 Definitions of Custom [ˈkʌs təm] 
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1. (n.) custom
a habitual practice; the usual way of acting in given circumstances.
2. custom
habits or usages collectively; convention.
3. custom
a practice so long established that it has the force of law.
4. custom
such practices collectively.
5. custom
customs,
6. custom
(used with a sing. or pl. v.) duties imposed by law on imported or, sometimes, exported goods.
7. custom
(used with a sing. v.) the government department that collects these duties.
8. custom
(used with a sing. v.) the section of an airport, station, etc., where baggage is checked for contraband and for goods subject to duty.
9. custom
regular patronage of a shop, restaurant, etc.
10. custom
customers or patrons collectively.
11. custom
a customary tax, tribute, or service due by feudal tenants to their lord.
12. (adj.) custom
made specially for individual customers:
custom shoes.
13. custom
dealing in things so made, or doing work to order:
a custom tailor.
Etymology: (1150–1200; ME custume < AF; OF costume < VL *consuētūminem, for L consuētūdinem, acc. of consuētūdō habit)
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| Definition of 'Custom' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) custom, usage, usance
accepted or habitual practice
2. (noun) custom, tradition
a specific practice of long standing
3. (noun) customs, customs duty, custom, impost
money collected under a tariff
4. (adj) custom
habitual patronage
"I have given this tailor my custom for many years"
5. (adj) custom-made, custom
made according to the specifications of an individual
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1. (noun) custom
a traditional behavior
the custom of eating with your right hand; It's the custom for wedding guests to bring gifts.
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| Definition of 'Custom' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Custom
frequent repetition of the same act; way of acting common to many; ordinary manner; habitual practice; usage; method of doing or living
2. (noun) Custom
habitual buying of goods; practice of frequenting, as a shop, manufactory, etc., for making purchases or giving orders; business support
3. (noun) Custom
long-established practice, considered as unwritten law, and resting for authority on long consent; usage. See Usage, and Prescription
4. (noun) Custom
familiar aquaintance; familiarity
5. (noun) Custom
the customary toll, tax, or tribute
6. (noun) Custom
duties or tolls imposed by law on commodities, imported or exported
7. (verb) Custom
to make familiar; to accustom
8. (verb) Custom
to supply with customers
9. (verb) Custom
to have a custom
10. (verb) Custom
to pay the customs of
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Sense: what a person etc is in the habit of doing or does regularly
It's my custom to go for a walk on Saturday mornings; religious customs.
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 Afrikaans: gewoonte |
 Arabic: عادَه، عُرْف |
 Bulgarian: навик |
 Brazilian: costume |
 Czech: zvyk |
 German: der Brauch |
 Danish: vane; skik |
 Greek: συνήθεια, έθιμο |
 Spanish: costumbre |
 Estonian: komme |
 Farsi: عادت؛ خو |
 Finnish: tapa |
 French: habitude |
 Hebrew: מִנְהָג |
 Hindi: रीति |
 Croatian: običaj |
 Hungarian: szokás |
 Indonesian: kebiasaan |
 Icelandic: venja, vani |
 Italian: abitudine |
 Japanese: 習慣 |
 Korean: 관습 |
 Lithuanian: įprotis, paprotys |
 Latvian: paraža; paradums |
 Malay: kebiasaan |
 Dutch: gewoonte |
 Norwegian: (sed)vane, skikk, kutyme |
 Polish: zwyczaj |
 Persian: عادت؛ خو |
 Pashto: عادت ، کردار |
 Portuguese: costume |
 Romanian: obicei |
 Russian: обычай |
 Slovak: zvyk |
 Slovenian: navada |
 Serbian: običaj |
 Swedish: sed[vänja], bruk, vana |
 Thai: กิจวัตร |
 Turkish: gelenek, töre |
 Taiwanese: 習慣 |
 Ukrainian: звичка; звичай |
 Urdu: رسم، رواج، عادت |
 Vietnamese: thói quen |
 Chinese: 习惯 |
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