strangles
IPA: strˈæŋgʌɫz
noun
- A disease of horses caused by an infection by the bacterium Streptococcus equi.
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Examples of "strangles" in Sentences
- Death of the phloem essentially strangles the tree to death.
- Enraged, the mind of Clerval surfaces, and the Creature strangles her to death.
- Geojit is recommending buying strangles, which is again betting that there will be a jump in IVs ahead of the Budget.
- Investors appeared to be selling "strangles" in the company, preparing for the stock to trade in a relatively narrow range.
- I feel uncomfortable pounding nails into trees to support a tree house, and feel that using a clamping method kind of strangles the trees as well.
- Investors who want to buy these stocks, with the aim of owning them for two to three years, can sell "strangles" to help offset the cost of doing so.
- Also, you can feed 1 cup of the flowers per day to aid in the treatment of strangles, which is a terribly contagious Streptococcus infection in the throat.
- In NetApp, a California company that creates storage and data-management products, traders appeared to be pursuing "strangles" -- positions that works best if the stock experiences volatility.
- They were susceptible to coughs and allergies and heaves and a highly contagious condition called strangles, in which pus discharges from the nostrils, and abscesses form in the lymph nodes under the jaw and sometimes burst.
- This market just set a new potential range between 144 and 126 and the outrageous volatility premium in options offer good leg-in short strangles and naked premium collection as long as you can handle the risk (which is about as high as they get in this market).