ALL meanings of tender
ten·der
T t - adjective tender sensitive to moral or spiritual feelings 0
- adjective tender careful or protective 0
- adjective tender (of a sailing vessel) easily keeled over by a wind; crank 0
- verb tender to make tender 0
- verb tender to treat tenderly 0
- verb tender to give, present, or offer 0
- verb tender to make a formal offer or estimate for (a job or contract) 0
- verb tender to offer (money or goods) in settlement of a debt or claim 0
- noun tender the act or an instance of tendering; offer 0
- noun tender a formal offer to supply specified goods or services at a stated cost or rate 0
- noun tender something, esp money, used as an official medium of payment 0
- noun tender a small boat, such as a dinghy, towed or carried by a yacht or ship 0
- noun tender a vehicle drawn behind a steam locomotive to carry the fuel and water 0
- noun tender an ancillary vehicle used to carry supplies, spare parts, etc, for a mobile operation, such as an outside broadcast 0
- noun tender a person who tends 0
- adjective tender soft or delicate and easily chewed, broken, cut, etc.; fragile, succulent, etc. 0
- adjective tender weak of constitution or physique; unable to endure pain, hardship, etc.; feeble; frail 0
- adjective tender having weakness due to youth; immature; young 0
- adjective tender of soft quality or delicate tone; subdued 0
- adjective tender that requires careful handling; ticklish; delicate 0
- adjective tender gentle, mild, or light; not rough or heavy 0
- adjective tender that has or expresses affection, love, consideration, etc. 0
- adjective tender careful; considerate 0
- adjective tender sparing; chary 0
- adjective tender acutely sensitive, as to pain, insult, etc. 0
- adjective tender sensitive to impressions, emotions, moral influences, etc.; impressionable 0
- adjective tender sensitive to others' feelings; sympathetic; compassionate 0
- adjective tender giving physical pain, as from overuse or when not fully healed; painful; hurting 0
- adjective tender tending to lean over under sail; crank 0
- verb transitive tender to treat with tenderness 0
- verb transitive tender to offer in payment of an obligation 0
- verb transitive tender to present for acceptance; offer 0
- verb transitive tender to submit as a tender 0
- noun tender an offer of money, services, etc. made to satisfy an obligation, avoid legal action, etc. 0
- noun tender a formal offer, as a proposal of marriage, a bid stating terms of a contract, or a bid on a printed form submitted to buy securities at a certain price 0
- noun tender something offered in payment, esp. money 0
- noun tender a person who tends, or has charge of, something 0
- noun tender an auxiliary ship for supplying or servicing another ship or a submarine, seaplane, buoys, etc. 0
- noun tender a boat for carrying passengers, etc. to or from a ship close to shore 0
- noun tender a railroad car carrying fuel and water for a steam locomotive, to the rear of which it is attached 0
- noun tender A tender is an offer to supply goods or services including the price that will be charged. 0