Crossword clues for inc
inc
- Magazine for execs
- Magazine for entrepreneurs
- Magazine for business owners
- Magazine for business executives
- Mag for an entrepreneur
- Forbes alternative
- First magazine to put Steve Jobs on its cover
- Execs' mag
- End of big co. names
- Corporation's name ender
- Corp.'s denoter
- Corp. tag
- Corp. name ender, often
- Corp. conclusion?
- Company title letters, perhaps
- Company designation
- Co. name abbr
- Bus. letters
- Bizet's "Symphony ___"
- Apple __
- Abbreviation at the end of many company names
- White Zombie "Cosmic Monsters ___"
- What the IRS taxes
- What "Lipps" were
- TV's Models ____
- Time Warner ___
- Shelfmate of Forbes and Money
- Rival of Fortune
- Rel. of ltd
- Pixar's "Monsters, ___"
- Part of many bus. names
- Part of a business title
- Money neighbor, on the newsstand
- Money alternative?
- Masthead abbr
- Magzine with a period in its name
- Magazine with an annual list of the 500 fastest-growing private companies
- Magazine with an annual 5000 list
- Magazine with an annual "500"
- Magazine whose name sounds like a magazine supply
- Magazine whose name is an abbreviation
- Magazine whose name ends with a period
- Magazine that competes with Forbes and Money
- Magazine similar to Fortune and Money
- Magazine shelved near Forbes and Fortune
- Magazine for an exec
- Mag with an annual '500'
- Mag read by many CEOs
- Mag for growing cos
- Mag about business
- Ltd.'s US counterpart
- Ltd.'s kin
- Ltd., across the pond
- Ltd. in the States
- Ltd. equivalent
- Ltd. counterpart, in the States
- Like many beginners' piano pieces
- Like Bizet's only symphony
- Like "Heart and Soul" on the piano, usually
- Letters that usually follow a comma
- Letters on many letterheads
- Letterhead abbr., perhaps
- L.L.C. alternative
- Kind of tax: Abbr
- It's often found near "Forbes"
- It often follows 'Co.'
- It means business
- It covers entrepreneurial superstars
- Irv Gotti label Murder ___
- Frequent company-name ender
- Forbes shelfmate
- Firm name abbr
- Firm letters
- Firm designation
- Financial mag
- Fast Company rival
- Fast Company magazine competitor
- Exec's mag
- Entrepreneurial mag
- Ending of a company
- End of many bus. names
- End of many big co. names
- End of many a co.'s name
- End of many a business name: Abbr
- End of business?
- End of a co. name
- Cousin of amal
- Corporation name-ending abbr
- Corporate name tag
- Corp. space-saver
- Corp. indicator
- Corp. ender
- Company-ending abbr
- Company title letters, sometimes
- Company title letters
- Company name ender
- Company abbreviation
- Common company name conclusion
- Common abbr. after "Co."
- Co. letters
- Co. letterhead abbr
- Co. follower
- Co. ending
- Close of business?
- BusinessWeek rival
- Business-oriented monthly publication whose title is an abbreviation
- Business term found in eight long puzzle answers
- Business magazine with an annual "500" list
- Business magazine that names an Entrepreneur of the Year
- Business magazine that competes with Forbes and Money
- Business mag
- Business ending
- Business designation
- Business add-on?
- Bus. name unit
- Bruce "Murder, ___" (Abbr.)
- Apt-sounding abbr. for a pen company
- American equivalent of the British "Ltd.": Abbr
- Abbr. in company names
- Abbr. in business names
- Abbr. in a Pixar title
- Abbr. in a companyÂ's name
- Abbr. in a company name
- Abbr. for a corporation
- Abbr. ending a company name
- Abbr. at the end of company names
- "War, ___" (2008 movie)
- "Murder, ____"
- "Monsters" or "Food" follower
- "Monsters, ___" (Pixar's fourth movie)
- "Monsters, ___" (Pixar movie with a prequel coming out in June 2013)
- "Monsters, ___" (movie with the prequel "Monsters University")
- "Monsters, ___" (movie featuring Mike and Sully)
- "Monsters, ___" (2001 Pixar movie with a 2013 prequel)
- "Funkytown" Lipps, ___
- "Funkytown" Lipps ___
- "Funkytown" group Lipps, ___
- "Food, __" (agribusiness documentary)
- "Feel Good ___" (2005 Gorillaz hit)
- "Fast Company" rival
- "Entrepreneur" rival
- "Airways, ___" Dos Passos
- "Airways, ___ ": Dos Passos
- '98 Metallica covers album "Garage ___"
- ''Murder, ___''
- __ 5000: annual list of the fastest-growing privately held companies
- Back of the bus.?
- Corporate abbr.
- Forbes competition
- Forbes competitor
- Forbes rival
- Corp. abbr.
- Business magazine with an annual list of the 500 fastest-growing companies
- Business abbr. that's inside the theme answers
- Small-business magazine
- Co. name ending
- Like Bach's Sonata No. 3 for violin
- Co. abbr.
- "Murder, ___" (1960 film)
- "Monsters, ___" (Pixar movie)
- Business letters?
- Entrepreneur's reading, maybe
- Part of some co. names
- Like easy piano pieces
- Fortune shelfmate
- Co. name ender, often
- Company name tag?
- Time ___
- Ltd., here
- Company abbr., sometimes
- Co. name completer
- Mag for execs
- See 18-Across
- Abbr. at the end of a company's name
- Part of many a bus. name
- Abbr. in the Yellow Pages
- "Monsters, ___" (2001 animated film)
- ___ 500, annual list of the fastest-growing private companies
- Ltd., in the U.S.A
- Ending of a firm’s name
- Yellow pages abbr.
- Ltd., in the USA
- Stateside Ltd.
- Money rival
- Magazine with an annual "500" list
- Business end?
- Letterhead abbr., sometimes
- Abbr. at the end of a co. name
- Abbr. in co. names
- Money competitor
- Part of many a firm's name
- "___ 500" (annual list)
- Murder, ___
- Company name ender: Abbr
- Magazine with an annual "500|5000" conference
- Company name ending
- Company closing?
- Company's end?
- Abbr. ending a co. name
- Abbr. after 8-Across
- Business monthly
- Firm ending?
- Relative of ltd.
- "Monsters, ___" (2001 movie)
- Ending of a firms name
- Bus. abbr.
- "Airways ___": Dos Passos
- Ltd., in the U.S.A.
- Rel. of ltd.
- It often follows Co.
- "Murder, __," Turkus-Feder book
- "Monsters, ___" (2001 Pixar film)
- Ltd.'s relative
- Kind of tax: Abbr.
- Bus. status
- Bus. name ending
- Popular business magazine
- Corporation abbr.
- Relative of co. and ltd.
- Bus. word
- Common business abbr.
- Co. follower, often
- Corp. abbreviation
- Combined in one body: Abbr.
- "Murder ___" (mob group)
- Letterhead letters
- "Airways, ___," Dos Passos play
- Co. follower, sometimes
- Abbr. on a letter heading
- Initials on a letterhead
- Co. tag
- Co. abbreviation
- Time out
- Business card abbr
- Business abbreviation
- Business letter abbr., perhaps
- Business name abbrevation
- Stateside Ltd
- Kin of Ltd
- Co. designation
- Corp. name ending
- Company name abbr
- Bus. abbr
- "Monsters, __" (Disney film)
- Ltd., in the states
- Ltd. relative
- End of many co. names
- Corporate ID
- Time __
- Relative of Ltd
- Part of many co. names
- Mag for entrepreneurs
- LLC relative
- IRS concern
- Biz abbr
- Magazine for small businesses
- Magazine for CEOs
- Ltd. cousin
- Gorillaz "Feel Good ___"
- Fortune competitor
- End of some company names: Abbr
- End of many company names: Abbr
- Corporation designation: Abbr
- Corporation abbr
- Corporate letters
- Business issue
- Biz letterhead abbr
- "Monsters, ___" (2001 Pixar movie)
- Yellow pages abbr
- U.S. 'Ltd.'
- Ltd. kin
- Ltd. in the USA
- Fortune rival
- Firm finish?
- Firm finish
- Firm ending
- Firm abbr
- Entrepreneurial monthly
- Entrepreneur's mag
- Corporate name ender
- Corporate abbr
- Business-oriented magazine
- Business-name abbr
- Bus. designation
- Abbreviation at the end of many companies' names
- Abbr. in many company names
- "Monsters, ___" (Pixar film)
- ''Monsters, ___'' (Pixar film)
- Word with ''Monsters'' or ''Murder''
- Some business letters
- Murder ____
- Metallica "Garage ___"
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Inc \Inc\, n. A Japanese measure of length equal to about two and one twelfth yards. [Written also ink.]
Ld \Ld.\ n. The abbreviation for limited, term appended to the name of a company that is organized to give its owners limited liability; also abbreviated Ltd. It corresponds to Inc. in the United States. [Chiefly British] [abbr.]
Syn: limited company, Ltd.
Ltd \Ltd.\ n. A term attached to the name of a company that is organized to give its owners limited liability; it corresponds to Inc. in the United States. [British]
Syn: limited company, Ld.
Wiktionary
acr. 1 (context chiefly North America English) (alternative spelling of Inc English) 2 (context programming English) increment 3 (context knitting English) increase
Wikipedia
INC may refer to:
- Incorporation (business), abbreviated "Inc." or "inc." in corporation names
- Indian National Congress, one of the two major political parties in India
- Indian National Council, an organisation founded in December 1941 in Bangkok by Indian Nationalists residing in Thailand
- Iraqi National Congress, an umbrella Iraqi opposition group led by Ahmed Chalabi
- IATA code for Yinchuan Hedong Airport, China
- National Institute of Culture of Peru
- Iglesia ni Cristo, an indigenous Christian religious organization originating in the Philippines
- Interim National Constitution of the Republic of Sudan, 2005
- Ijaw National Congress, a representative body formed in 1991 of Ijaw speaking people
- International Network of Churches, a non-denominational Christian network of churches
- International Network of Crackers, a major warez organization during the early 1990s
- The (International) Noise Conspiracy, a Swedish rock band
- Inc. (magazine), a business magazine
- INC, an instruction in some assembly languages
- International Concepts, a fashion label owned by Macy's Inc.
Usage examples of "inc".
Or down at Back Bay at that yogurt place with that picture of those historical guys Inc was saying at breakfast was up on the wall.
Troeltsch or suffer from thinly disguised psychological fallout like Inc or Struck or Pemulis himself.
The eastern Concavity of course being a whole different kettle of colored horses from what Inc calls the barren Eliotical wastes of the western Concavity, let me tell you.
News that Stice had very nearly beaten an Inc nobody but John Wayne has been able to beat has made its figure-eight way around the tables and serving line and salad bar, and lots of younger kids keep looking to the best table and Stice, sixteen, crew-cutted and still in his black Fila sweats with no shirt under the unzipped top, assembling a complex sandwich on his plate, and they let their eyes widen and postures sag to communicate awe: R.
Shaw and near-loss to Ortho Stice, might not have shaken Inc and Axhandle along some psychic competitive fault-line, different guys with different rankings calculating the permuted advantages to themselves of Hal and Axford having a deeply distracted and anxious week.
While Inc was keen on the whole lurid mirror-across-highway terrorism thing of early O.
If you need the Bob, Inc, you can only quit the Bob if you move onward and up to something else.
I know hard-drinking guys Inc that got off the booze by switching to the Bob Hope.