Bespoke [verb]

On the other hand, the small-batch MT did have a bespoke controlled-fill cast aluminum frame, which must have driven its cost up considerably.

That means the ultimate destination of the coin is often an over-the-counter trader—a bespoke operation in a country like China that can turn coin into cash, sometimes with no strings attached.

While a specialty cocktail is far from novel—virtually every occasion, from corporate holiday parties to weddings, has its own boozy namesake creation—a bespoke liquor is more unusual.

As the hotel, which closed in 2016 for renovations, sourced partners for other bespoke items, such as toiletries, the concept of a house Champagne took hold.

What’s needed, he says, is a bespoke approach for each bank or payment provider.

Here is an example of successful keyword manipulation for the phrase “bespoke suits Toronto”.

It is the proprietary source code used to build AI models that solve specific problems, create bespoke experiences, and achieve targeted desired outcomes.

His voice, too, was deeper and his manner bespoke for the first time a greater measure of confidence in himself.

This day I have a chine of beef sent home, which I bespoke to send, and did send it as a present to my uncle Wight.

The intruder was a man still young in years, but his lineaments bespoke a mind long agitated by evil passions.