Fringe
71fringe theatre — n [U] BrE plays by new writers, often on difficult subjects or written in unusual ways, that are not performed in the main theatres …
72fringe benefit — fringe ,benefit noun count 1. ) something that you get in addition to your salary, for example a car: PERK 2. ) any extra thing that you get unexpectedly …
73fringe area — fringe′ ar ea n. rtv an area in which radio or television reception is weak or distorted • Etymology: 1945 50 …
74fringe benefit — fringe′ ben efit n. bus a benefit, such as free life or health insurance or a pension, received by an employee in addition to regular pay • Etymology: 1945 …
75fringe tree — fringe′ tree n. pln a small tree, Chionanthus virginicus, of the olive family, native to the southeastern U.S., bearing open clusters of long drooping white flowers • Etymology: 1720–30, amer …
76fringe benefit — [n] additional benefit extra, perk, perquisite, plus, privilege; concept 344 …
77fringe benefit — ► NOUN ▪ an additional benefit, especially one given to an employee …
78fringe benefit — ☆ fringe benefit n. any form of employee compensation provided in addition to wages or base salary, as a pension, insurance coverage, vacation time, etc …
79fringe tree — ☆ fringe tree n. any of a genus (Chionanthus) of the olive family; esp., a small tree ( C. virginicus) native to the SE U.S., having large clusters of drooping white flowers …
80fringe|tail — «FRIHNJ TAYL», noun. any one of a variety of goldfish having long, fringed fins …