manˈageable adjective

1. That can be managed
2. Governable

manˈageableness noun

manˈageably adverb

manˈagement noun

1. The art or act of managing
2. The manner of directing or of using anything
3. Administration
4. Skilful treatment
5. A body of managers

manˈager noun

1. A person who manages
2. In an industrial firm or business, a person who deals with administration and with the design and marketing, etc of the product, as opposed to its actual construction
3. A person who organizes other people's activities
4. A person legally appointed to manage a business, property, etc as receiver
5. A person of either House of Parliament appointed to deal with business involving both Houses
6. A program or system that manages a peripheral (computing)
7. A party leader (US)

manˈageress noun

A female manager (not usu used in official titles)

managēˈrial adjective

Of or relating to a manager, or to management

managēˈrialism noun

The adoption of business methods and management structures in the running of public services, etc

managēˈrialist noun and adjective

managēˈrially adverb

manˈagership noun

manˈaging adjective

1. Handling
2. Controlling
3. Administering
4. Contriving
5. Domineering

managed currency noun

A currency whose circulation and exchange rate is controlled by government

managed fund noun

A unit-linked insurance or savings plan, etc, invested by professional managers

management accountant noun

An accountant employed within a company to produce financial analysis for use in decision-making

management accounting noun

Cost-accounting to facilitate the management of a business

management buy-in noun

The purchase of a controlling share in a company by an outside management with support from banks, etc

management buyout noun

The purchase, by its management, of the majority of the shares in a company, esp when an outside takeover is imminent

management company noun

A company that manages a unit trust, group of properties, etc

management consultant noun

A specialist who advises firms on the most efficient procedures applicable to particular businesses or industries

management consulting or management consultancy noun

management information system noun (computing)

A computerized system providing information for managerial decision-making

managing director noun

A director in overall charge of an organization, often carrying out the decisions of a board of directors (abbrev MD)