custom /kusˈtəm/

1. What one is accustomed to doing
2. Usage
3. Frequent repetition of the same act
4. Regular trade or business
5. Any of the distinctive practices and conventions of a people or locality
6. An unwritten law dating back to time immemorial
7. A tax on goods
8. (in pl) duties on imports and exports
9. (in pl) the collecting authorities
10. (in pl) the place at a port, airport, etc where baggage is inspected for taxable or illegal goods

Made to order or individual specification

cusˈtomable adjective (archaic)

1. Customary
2. Common
3. Dutiable

cusˈtomarily adverb

cusˈtomariness noun

cusˈtomary adjective

1. According to use and habit
2. Usual
3. Holding or held by custom
4. Copyhold

(also custumary /kusˈtūm-ər-i/) a body or book of the customs of a manor, etc or the ritual of a religious community

cusˈtomed adjective

1. Accustomed
2. Usual

cusˈtomer noun

1. A person who usually frequents a certain place of business
2. A buyer
3. A person, usually qualified in some way as in a tricky customer (informal)

cus'tomizable or cus'tomisable adjective

customīzāˈtion or customīsāˈtion noun

cusˈtomize or cusˈtomise transitive verb

To make in such a way as to suit specified individual requirements

cusˈtomized or cusˈtomised adjective

cusˈtom-built or cusˈtom-made adjective

Built or made to a customer's order or specification

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