crowdsource
English
verb
Definitions
- To delegate a task to a large, diffuse group.
Etymology
Compound from English crowd (a kind of violin) + English source.
Origin
English
source
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anticrowd English
- backsource English
- biosource English
- closed-source English
- crowd English
- crowd-puller English
- crowder English
- crowdest English
- crowdeth English
- crowdfactoring English
- crowdfund English
- crowdfunding English
- crowdlending English
- crowdless English
- crowdlike English
- crowdpleaser English
- crowdsale English
- crowdsensing English
- crowdsourcer English
- crowdsourcing English
- crowdwork English
- crowdworker English
- flashcrowd English
- insource English
- intersource English
- multisource English
- nanosource English
- open source English
- outcrowd English
- outsource English
- overcrowd English
- paleosource English
- quasi-stellar radio-source English
- source English
- sourceable English
- sourcebook English
- sourceless English
- sourceness English
- sourcer English
- sourcework English
- undercrowd English
- ur-source English
- crouden Middle English
- sours Middle English
- crowd
- source
- sourcer
- crowder
- crowdest
- crowdeth
- outcrowd
- insource
- crowdsale
- crowdwork
- crowdless
- crowdlike
- ur-source
- outsource
- crowdfund
- overcrowd
- biosource
- anticrowd
- sourceless
- backsource
- undercrowd
- flashcrowd
- sourceness
- nanosource
- sourceable
- sourcebook
- sourcework
- multisource
- paleosource
- crowdworker
- intersource
- open source
- crowd-puller
- crowdfunding
- crowdpleaser
- crowdsourcer
- crowdsensing
- crowdlending
- closed-source
- crowdsourcing
- crowdfactoring
- quasi-stellar radio-source