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lox Smoked, oiled salmon.
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lox Yiddish word derived from the German word lachs for salmon and the name of salt-cured belly of salmon.
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lox Rules in place at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange that authorize a member firm that receives a large order from an initiating party to solicit counterparty interest off the exchange floor prior to open execution of the order in the pit and that provide for special surveillance procedures. The parties determine a maximum quantity and an "intended execution price. ...
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lox Code used in En-route document to indicate the type of oxygen that is available at an airfield. LOX is liquid oxygen.
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loxarthron Oblique deformity of a joint without dislocation.
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