Associations to the word «Inbound»
Noun
- Connection
- Junction
- Station
- Knot
- Crossover
- Loop
- Vector
- Lookout
- Ave
- Escort
- Fare
- Registration
- Server
- Stop
- Seeker
- Niagara
- Optimization
- Basket
- Tanker
- Exit
- Os
- Handling
- Interchange
- Bus
- Dock
- Message
- Penn
- Pass
- Vampire
- Target
- Fighter
- Handle
- Ball
- Buffer
- Bearing
- Halifax
- Weekend
- Transfer
- Tram
- Mainland
- Bomber
- Transportation
- Clearance
- Plaza
- Portal
- Cruiser
- Shuttle
- Shelter
- Gibraltar
- Track
- Cruise
- Cars
- Filter
- Comet
- Steal
- Route
- Wreck
- Pipeline
- Node
- Numbers
- Delivery
- Grain
- Reporting
- Fog
- Boston
- Landing
- Ship
- Maneuver
- Service
- Visitor
- Request
- Arrival
- Miguel
- Port
- Custom
Adjective
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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