Associations to the word «Inbound»
Noun
- Logistics
- Commuter
- Eta
- Olympia
- Shipment
- Intercept
- Routing
- Warhead
- Sip
- Marketing
- Convoy
- Lacey
- Platform
- Traffic
- Chopper
- Router
- Missile
- Radar
- Pell
- Airliner
- Selma
- Freighter
- Runway
- Freeway
- Zero
- Train
- Interceptor
- Automation
- Terminus
- Amtrak
- Freight
- Trenton
- Tourist
- Tourism
- Packet
- Cargo
- Destination
- Customer
- Flight
- Toll
- Trajectory
- Subway
- Passenger
- Picket
- Brest
- Gateway
- Stole
- Boarding
- Heading
- Terminal
- Subscriber
- Baggage
- Provider
- Airway
- Airport
- Asphalt
- Lane
- Transit
- Telephone
- Trips
- Load
- Ramp
- Aircraft
- Warehouse
- Diversion
- Boeing
- Airline
- Operator
- Hub
- Elevator
- Lumber
- Rail
- Call
- Carrier
- Fax
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
INBOUND, adjective. Coming in, heading inwards
INBOUND, verb. (basketball) To pass a ball inbounds
INBOUND, noun. (logistics) An inbound shipment.
Dictionary definition
INBOUND, adjective. Directed or moving inward or toward a center; "the inbound train"; "inward flood of capital".
Wise words
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