Definition of turn-key

turn-key

adjective

fully equipped and ready to go.
This beautiful turn-key ranch is ready to move in.
Here is a turn-key investment: a gas station on Forth and Main.
- See more words with the same meaning: business (related to).
Last edited on Mar 19 2014. Submitted by Mr. Cee on Mar 19 2014.
an adjective for kids who have to go home to an empty house after school, using their own key to get in
He's a turn key kid.

Last edited on Apr 27 2014. Submitted by Zefenia on Apr 27 2014.

noun

In the 18th and 19th century it was the term for a jailer
Last edited on Mar 24 2014. Submitted by Brayford from Lincoln, UK on Mar 24 2014.

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Other terms relating to 'business (related to)':
bio break	Definitions include: a bathroom break.
topless meeting	Definitions include: According to Oxford University Press Blog:
EOD	Definitions include: acronym for "End of Day."
con call	Definitions include: abbreviated form of "conference call".
open the kimono	Definitions include: to share business details.
single pane of glass	Definitions include: one view that surfaces essential business data, often from multiple sources.
vulture capitalist	Definitions include: pejorative alteration of "venture capitalist".
bini	Definitions include: shortened form of "business."
brick-and-mortar	Definitions include: a "traditional" business with a physical presence.
take vertical	Definitions include: to take something vertical, i.e. to upper management.
hack	Definitions include: to play with a Hacky Sack (footbag.)
yes man	Definitions include: a person who always agrees with superiors.
cow orker	Definitions include: "co-worker".
hook up	Definitions include: a person who provides illegal drugs.
pizza profitable	Definitions include: more than ramen profitable.
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Other terms relating to 'key':
church key	Definitions include: a tool with parts to puncture holes in cans, and to pry off bottle tops.
key	Definitions include: great.
key bump	Definitions include: a bump (small amount of a powdered drug) snorted off of a key.
keyed	Definitions include: really wasted, drunk, high etc.
keyed up	Definitions include: nervous.
key hole	Definitions include: vagina.
keys	Definitions include: phone number or digits.
lose (one's) keys	Definitions include: To lose one's virginity.
low-key	Definitions include: calm; restrained.
off-key	Definitions include: something isn't right
play keys	Definitions include: to play a musical instrument that has keys, such as a piano.
turn the key(s)	Definitions include: to launch nuclear missile(s).
Other terms relating to 'turn':
(one's) turn in the barrel	Definitions include: a dirty or unpleasant task that one must do since it is part of one's share of the work, and that others have taken their turn doing before them.
page-turner	Definitions include: a good book.
ring and turn	Definitions include: a style of high-volume bartending in which one rings up a customer for their purchase, and then turns to the next customer.
turn a blind eye	Definitions include: to ignore a misdeed.
turn flip	Definitions include: of a female, to become promiscuous or to become a prostitute.
turn in	Definitions include: to go to bed.
turn inside out	Definitions include: to search very thoroughly.
turn into lasagna	Definitions include: the destruction of the human body by explosion, heavy fire or similar trauma.
turn loose	Definitions include: to let a person have free reign.
turn off	Definitions include: something one finds sexually repulsive.
turn on	Definitions include: something one finds sexually exciting.
turn (one's) back on	Definitions include: to no longer give attention to.
turn on the waterworks	Definitions include: to cry, especially for effect.
turn on to	Definitions include: See turn on.
turn over	Definitions include: to rob.
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