- - [hist.] allowance to buyers of 4lb on every 104lb for waste
- - Old weight allowance for shipping
- - Extra weight allowance
- - Weight allowance, once
- - Seam allowance
- - Waste allowance of old
- - Weigh station allowance
- - Shipping allowance
- - Allowance after tare
- - Allowance for waste
- - Trucker's allowance
- - Allowance for waste after deduction for tare
- - Old shipping allowance
- - Old waste allowance
- - Trucking allowance
- - Waste allowance after deduction for tare, formerly
- - Transport allowance
- - Transit-loss allowance
- - Post-tare allowance
- - Former allowance for weight
- - Spoilage allowance
- - Weight allowance for deterioration
- - Former weight allowance
- - Allowance for deterioration
- - Old commerical allowance.
- - Allowance akin to tare.
- - Old weight allowance.
- - Allowance for spoilage.
- - Waste allowance, old style.
- - Former shipping allowance.
- - Old commercial allowance.
- - Allowance made to purchasers.
- - Allowance for damage in transit.
- - Former trade allowance.
- - Waste allowance on purchases in commerce.
- - Old trade allowance.
- - Allowance to purchasers.
- - Allowance for loss of weight in transit.
- - Allowance to buyers, in commerce.
- - Commercial allowance.
- - Commercial weight allowance.
- - Allowance for weight
- - Weight allowance
- - Shipping weight allowance
- - Waste allowance
- - Historically, extra weight added to some goods purchases to compensate for wastage in transit
- - Tare's relative
- - Tare's relative at the weigh station
- - Deduction for waste
- - Commerce credit
- - Tare's partner
- - Relative of 19 Across
- - Waste compensation
- - Customs word
- - Tare's companion
- - Shipping discount
- - Tare's follower
- - Relative of tare
- - Old freight rebate.
- - Former deduction for weight.
- - Gross-weight deduction
- - Weigh station deduction
- - Weigh station factor
- - Weigh station concern
- - Commercial charge
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