For Combination we have terms and definitions in 11 topics. The topics are Backgammon, Billiards, Boxing, Carpet, Chess, Equestrian Sports, Finance, Financial, Options, Securities and Sports, Equestrian.

Combination (Backgammon)

1. The two numbers on a pair of rolled dice taken together; see combinations of the dice.
2. The play of a single checker that uses both numbers of a roll, such as a combination shot.

Combination (Billiards)

(Pocket games) Shot in which the cue ball first strikes a ball other than the one to be pocketed, with the ball initially contacted in turn striking one or more other balls in an effort to score.

Combination (Boxing)

Punches thrown in sequence, such as a left jab, followed by a straight right, followed by a left hook.

Combination (Carpet)

A term which refers to yarns or fabrics (1) a combination yarn is composed of two or more yarns having the same or different fibers or twists, e.g., one yarn may have a high twist; the other, little or no twist; (2) a combination fabric is one which uses the above yarns.A term which refers to yarns or fabrics (1) a combination yarn is composed of two or more yarns having the same or different fibers or twists, e.g., one yarn may have a high twist; the other, little or no twist; (2) a combination fabric is one which uses the above yarns.

Combination (Chess)

A series of moves or a tactical exploitation of a position which will force an immediate win by an overwhelming advantage in material or position. Most combinations sometimes start with a sacrifice of material.

Combination (Equestrian Sports)

A series of jumps set within a stride or two of each other.

Combination (Finance)

Applies to derivative products. Arrangement of options involving two long or two short positions with different expiration dates or strike (exercise) prices. See: Straddle.

Combination (Financial)

Is an option strategy consisting of multiple parts. These parts can be puts and calls which are arranged as a single position. Is an option strategy consisting of multiple parts. These parts can be puts and calls which are arranged as a single position.

Combination (Options)

Any position involving both put and call options that is not a straddle.

Combination (Securities)

An options position in which an investor is long both a put and a call option on the same stock or short both a put and a call option on the same stock. The options usually have different strike prices.

Combination (Sports, Equestrian)

A series of jumps set within a stride or two of each other.

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