disty
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9.1
- noun
- Jargon
- If the disty runs out of stock, retailers may face empty shelves.
Examples
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Our company works closely with a reliable disty to ensure fast product distribution.
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The disty delivered the products on time.
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The electronics disty delivered the new smartphones to stores ahead of the holiday rush.
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Many small retailers rely on a disty for their supplies.
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The disty delivered the latest fashion line to all the local stores in record time.
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As a reliable disty, the company ensures that retailers always have enough stock on hand.
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The small boutique preferred working with a local disty to support businesses in the community.
Synonyms
191
2.7
A company or person that sells goods and services to businesses and people
190
2.0
A person or company that sells things, for example at a market
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3.5
A company that supplies products to shops and businesses
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6.7
A person or company that supplies food to shops and restaurants
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3.5
A person or company that buys goods in large amounts from makers and sells them to shops
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3.7
A person or business that buys goods to sell to others for profit
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6.8
A business allowed to sell a brand's products in a certain area
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8.1
A company that buys goods from makers and sells them to shops
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3.4
A company or person that supplies goods to shops and businesses
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3.4
A person or company that buys large amounts of goods and sells them to shops
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6.1
A shop or company that has and sells goods of a particular brand
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Etymology
Disty The noun disty comes from the longer word distributor, which means 'a company that sends goods to shops', and people in business often shorten words this way, so disty means a supplier that delivers products to stores.