extraordinary rendition noun (US; euphem)

The covert transporting of individuals, esp terrorist suspects, to undisclosed destinations for the purpose of interrogation

render /renˈdər/

1. To give up
2. To give back, return, give in return
3. To make up
4. To deliver
5. To hand over
6. To give
7. To surrender
8. To yield
9. To tender or submit
10. To show forth
11. To represent or reproduce, esp artistically
12. To perform
13. To translate
14. To perform or pay as a duty or service
15. To present or betake (with at; reflexive)
16. To cause to be or become
17. To melt
18. To extract, treat or clarify by melting
19. To plaster with a first coat
20. (in computer graphics) to convert a description of (an image) into pixels
21. To transfer (an accused person) to another country without formal extradition proceedings

1. An act of rendering
2. That which is rendered

renˈderable adjective

renˈderer noun

renˈdering noun

1. The action of the verb
2. A first coat of plaster, etc

rendiˈtion noun

1. Surrender
2. Rendering
3. A performance
4. A translation

extraordinary rendition noun

See under extraordinary

render farm noun (film and TV)

A group of linked computers used to render images so that they can be manipulated to create special effects