market-tested
/ˌmɑːkɪtˈtɛstɪd/adjective
Of a product, service, etc.: shown to be sustainable, workable, or economically viable by being tested on the market.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in Lincoln (Nebraska) Sunday Star. From market + tested.
- rubrify
- rubrish
- rubrisher
- rub salt into the (or someone's) wound
- rub shoulders (or elbows)
- rub shoulders with
- rub someone (or rub someone up) the wrong way
- rub someone out
- rub something down
- rub something out
- rubster
- rubstone
- rub-up
- rubus
- ruby
- ruby anniversary
- ruby-back
- ruby-backed
- ruby blende
- ruby copper
- ruby coral
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- ruby-crowned
- ruby-crowned kinglet
- ruby-crowned wren