Alongside
51shoot\ alongside\ of — • shoot ahead of • shoot past • shoot through • shoot alongside of v. phr. To move or drive ahead rapidly. To leave or pass through quickly. As we had to slow down before the tunnel, a red sports car shot ahead of us …
52Free alongside ship — (f.a.s.) The value of a commodity at the port of exportation, generally including the purchase price plus all charges incurred in placing the commodity alongside the carrier at the port of exportation. U.S. Dept. of Energy, Energy Information …
53free alongside ship — fas The basis of an export contract in which the seller pays for sending the goods to the port of shipment but not for loading them onto the ship. The seller must cover all insurance up to this point and any lighterage required. This may be the… …
54free alongside ship — adjective (a term of sale meaning that the seller agrees to deliver the merchandise alongside ship without extra charge to the buyer.) Abbrev.: FAS, f.a.s …
55free alongside ship — (FAS) In price quotations, means that the price includes all costs of transportation and delivery of the goods alongside of the ship. See U.C.C. No. 2 319(2 1) …
56free alongside ship — (FAS) In price quotations, means that the price includes all costs of transportation and delivery of the goods alongside of the ship. See U.C.C. No. 2 319(2 1) …
57free alongside steamer — Free alongside ship; a term in commercial usage which binds a seller to delivery of the goods to the buyer at the dock. Iwai & Co. v Hercules Powder Co. 162 Ga 795, 802, 134 SE 763 …
58free alongside ship — adverb (or adjective) or free alongside vessel : with delivery at the side of the ship free of charges, the buyer s liability then beginning …
59free alongside ship. — See F.A.S. Also called free alongside vessel. [1900 05] …
60free alongside ship — adverb or adjective Date: 1888 with delivery at the side of the ship free of charges and the buyer s liability then beginning …
