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pooled, past participle; pooled, past tense; pools, 3rd person singular present; pooling, present participle;
  1. (of two or more people or organizations) Put (money or other assets) into a common fund
    • - they entered a contract to pool any gains and invest them profitably
  2. Share (things) for the benefit of all those involved
    • - a pooling of ideas
  1. (pooler) someone who shares in and contributes to a general fund for use by all
  2. Pooler is a city in Chatham County, Georgia, United States. According to the most recent US Census Bureau estimate (2009), the population is 16,387, an increase of more than 100 percent since the official 2000 census (when the population was 6,239). ...
  3. (Pooling (resource management)) Pooling is a resource management term that refers to the grouping together of resources (assets, equipment, effort, etc.) for the purposes of maximizing advantage and/or minimizing risk to the users. The term is used in many disciplines.
  4. (Pooling) Method by which each member of an insurance pool shares in each and every risk written by the other members of the pool.
  5. (Pooling) The consolidation and combining of leased land with adjoining leased tracts.  The area is called a pool or a unit.
  6. (Pooling) The sharing of cargo or the profit or loss from freight by member lines of a liner conference. Pooling arrangements do not exist in all conferences.
  7. (pooling) The practice of underwriting a number of small groups as if they constituted one large group.
  8. Pooling is the basic concept behind mutual funds. A fund pools the money of thousands of individual and institutional investors who share common financial goals. The fund uses this pool to buy a diversified portfolio of investments
  9. (Pooling) A term frequently used interchangeably with “unitization” but more properly used to denominate the bringing together of small tracts sufficient for the granting of a well permit under applicable spacing rules, as distinguished from unitization, which term is used to describe the joint ...
  10. (POOLING) the undesired collection of water on top of a Patio Cover due to the incorrectly designed slope promoting leakage and or eventual collapse in some Patio Cover brands.
  11. (Pooling) 1) Members: When two members combine miles or points from different accounts to redeem an award. Usually not allowed, but sometimes is permissible for family members or spouses. ...
  12. (Pooling) A budgeting concept in Colleague that allows a reporting unit to have one overall budget for multiple account numbers. An "Umbrella" account number is established and is linked with multiple "Poolee" account numbers. ...
  13. (Pooling) A partnership between two or more agencies/organizations that work together to define requirements and choose a Contractor for their jointly awarded task order.
  14. (Pooling) A practice in larger child care settings where children of various ages are brought together as they arrive at the beginning of the day or depart at the end of the day to consolidate the number of staff needed to meet child:staff ratios.
  15. (Pooling) A shipping term for the practice of combining shipment from multiple shippers into a truckload in order to reduce shipping charges.
  16. (Pooling) As the water table rises with flooding, water can collect in low areas, including near levee bases. Water from pooling is not considered seepage, because it's from the water table or rainwater, rather than a leak through a levee.
  17. (Pooling) Assets from a range of investors are 'pooled' in the same fund, for example a pension fund, which has a certain Investment Objective.
  18. (Pooling) Bringing together, either by voluntary agreement (voluntary pooling) or by order of an administrative agency (compulsory or forced pooling), small tracts or fractional interests to drill a well. ...
  19. (Pooling) Combining customers' gas usage to reduce fees for daily imbalances.
  20. (Pooling) Combining resources for a common purpose.
  21. (Pooling) Funding – a strategy, most commonly used at the state, county and regional levels, in which more flexible pots of funding are blended into one funding pool.
  22. (Pooling) Grouping of a large number of similar risks together to spread the risk and make insurance more affordable. For example, auto insurers pool all the drivers with similar risks, such as age and driving record together.
  23. (Pooling) Spreading of losses incurred by the few over the entire group, so that in the process, average loss is substituted for actual loss.
  24. (Pooling) The bringing together of small, contiguous tracts, resulting in a parcel of land large enough for granting a well permit under applicable spacing regulations.
  25. (Pooling) The combining of all premiums, claims, expenses, etc., for certain size cases (e.g., all cases involving ten but less than 50 insured’s), types of coverage (e.g., all AD&D business), or excess classes (e.g. ...