Double Switch

Entertainment / Baseball / Double Switch: A move when the manager removes a pitcher, and in an effort to strategically move the new pitcher’s spot in the batting order, the manager moves another player into the game, and the position player hits in the old pitcher’s spot, and vice-versa.
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Other Words for Double

Double Verb Synonyms: twofold, paired, coupled, duplicate(d), doubled
Double Adjective Synonyms: folded or doubled or bent over, overlapped, two-ply
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Other Words for Switch

Switch Adjective Synonyms: twitch, lash, whip, birch, beat, strike, thrash, scourge, flog
Switch Noun Synonyms: change, alteration, exchange, shift, change-over, reversal, deflection, trade, swap or swop
Switch Verb Synonyms: twitch, lash, rod, whip, birch (rod), scourge
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Double-Entry Accounting

Business / Accounting / Double-Entry Accounting: A system of recording transactions in a way that maintains the equality of the accounting equation. MORE

Double-Entry Book-Keeping

Business / Accounting / Double-Entry Book-Keeping: A system which accounts for every aspect of a transaction - where it came from and where it went to. This from and to aspect of a transaction (called crediting and debiting) is what the term double-en MORE

Double-Dip Lease

Business / Finance / Double-Dip Lease: An accounting methodology in which depreciation is accelerated to twice the rate of annual depreciation by the straight-line method. MORE

Double-Declining-Balance Depreciation Method (DDB)

Business / Finance / Double-Declining-Balance Depreciation Method (DDB): Method of accelerated depreciation. MORE

Double-Barreled

Business / Finance / Double-Barreled: A trading day when of two related classes of options and futures expire, resulting in a variety of arbitrage strategies to close out positions. MORE

Double-Declining-Balance Depreciation

Business / Finance / Double-Declining-Balance Depreciation: Describes backing of the principal and interest of a smaller municipal revenue bond the large municipal entity. MORE