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WINDING UPmain

Black's Law Dictionary • 1891

The name applied in England to the process of settling the ac- counts and liquidating the assets of a part- nership or company, for the purpose of mak- ing distribution and dissolving the concern.

WINDING UPmain

Black's Law Dictionary (2nd Ed.) • 1910

The name applied in England to the process of settling the accounts and liquidating the assets of a partnership or company, for the purpose of making distribution and dissolving the concern.

winding upverb

Wiktionary (English) • 2026

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present participle and gerund of wind up

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