Unrequested
81pop-up ad — /ˈpɒp ʌp æd/ (say pop up ad) noun Internet an advertisement which appears on a web page, though unrequested by the visitor to the site. {pop up (menu) + ad1} …
82unasked — [adj] voluntary arrogant, gratuitous, impudent, not asked, of one’s own accord, overbearing, presumptuous, spontaneous, supererogatory, unbidden, uncalled for, undemanded, undesired, uninvited, unprompted, unrequested, unsought, unwanted,… …
83unsolicited — [adj] unasked for free, freewilled, gratis*, gratuitous, offered, spontaneous, uncalled for*, undesirable, undesired, unforced, uninvited, unrequested, unsought, unwelcome, voluntary, volunteered; concept 538 Ant. asked, invited, requested,… …
84spam — 1. n. mass mailing of email for commercial purposes (usually involving sex) 2. n. undesired email messages (usually in large quantity) for products or services the user has no interest in 3. v. flood email boxes with unrequested messages for… …
85requested — adjective asked for the requested aid is forthcoming • Ant: ↑unrequested …
86uncalled for — GRATUITOUS, unnecessary, needless, inessential; undeserved, unmerited, unwarranted, unjustified, unreasonable, unfair, inappropriate, pointless; unasked, unsolicited …
87inertia selling — noun Sending unrequested goods to householders and attempting to charge for them if they are not returned • • • Main Entry: ↑inert * * * inertia selling, British. the act of sending unsolicited goods to potential customers and charging for them… …
88push technology — noun (computing) The sending of unrequested messages to a client on the Internet (cf ↑pull technology under ↑pull) • • • Main Entry: ↑push * * * push technology UK US noun [uncountable] computing a type of computer …
89ap|port — «a PRT, POHRT; French a PR», noun. 1. the introduction of a material object or objects at a séance. 2. any material object produced by occult means: »…a poltergeist bringing unrequested apports (Punch). ╂[< French apport < apporter to bring …
