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Definition of ney
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of ney is as below...
Ney (n.) A
fabric
of
twine,
thread,
or the like,
wrought
or woven into
meshes,
and used for
catching
fish,
birds,
butterflies,
etc..
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Glucose
::
Glucose
(n.) A
variety
of sugar
occurring
in
nature
very
abundantly,
as in ripe
grapes,
and in
honey,
and
produced
in great
quantities
from
starch,
etc., by the
action
of heat and
acids.
It is only about half as sweet as cane
sugar.
Called
also
dextrose,
grape
sugar,
diabetic
sugar,
and
starch
sugar.
See
Dextrose..
Draw
::
Draw (v. i.) To make a draft or
written
demand
for
payment
of money
deposited
or due; --
usually
with on or upon.
Comb
::
Comb (n.) The waxen
framework
forming
the walls of the cells in which bees store their
honey,
eggs, etc.;
honeycomb..
Hackneyman
::
Hackneyman
(n.) A man who lets
horses
and
carriages
for hire.
Kidneywort
::
Kidneywort
(n.) A kind of
saxifrage
(Saxifrage
stellaris).
Bragget
::
Bragget
(n.) A
liquor
made of ale and honey
fermented,
with
spices,
etc..
Ready
::
Ready (n.) Ready
money;
cash; --
commonly
with the; as, he was well
supplied
with the
ready..
Reward
::
Reward
(n.)
Compensation
or
remuneration
for
services;
a sum of money paid or taken for
doing,
or
forbearing
to do, some act..
Cashew
::
Cashew
(n.) A tree
(Anacardium
occidentale)
of the same
family
which the
sumac.
It is
native
in
tropical
America,
but is now
naturalized
in all
tropical
countries.
Its
fruit,
a
kidney-shaped
nut, grows at the
extremity
of an
edible,
pear-shaped
hypocarp,
about three
inches
long..
Champerty
::
Champerty
(n.) The
prosecution
or
defense
of a suit,
whether
by
furnishing
money or
personal
services,
by one who has no
legitimate
concern
therein,
in
consideration
of an
agreement
that he shall
receive,
in the event of
success,
a share of the
matter
in suit;
maintenance
with the
addition
of an
agreement
to
divide
the thing in suit. See
Maintenance..
Agist
::
Agist (v. t.) To take to graze or
pasture,
at a
certain
sum; -- used
originally
of the
feeding
of
cattle
in the
king's
forests,
and
collecting
the money for the
same..
Check
::
Check (n.) A
written
order
directing
a bank or
banker
to pay money as
therein
stated.
See Bank
check,
below..
Suety
::
Suet (n.) The fat and fatty
tissues
of an
animal,
especially
the
harder
fat about the
kidneys
and loins in beef and
mutton,
which,
when
melted
and freed from the
membranes,
forms
tallow..
Lavish
::
Lavish
(a.)
Expending
or
bestowing
profusely;
profuse;
prodigal;
as,
lavish
of
money;
lavish
of
praise..
Return
::
Return
(v. t.) To
repay;
as, to
return
borrowed
money..
Back
::
Back (n.) The part
opposed
to the
front;
the
hinder
or rear part of a
thing;
as, the back of a book; the back of an army; the back of a
chimney..
Paid
::
Paid
(imp.,
p. p., & a.)
Receiving
pay;
compensated;
hired;
as, a paid
attorney..
Trade
::
Trade (v.)
Specifically:
The act or
business
of
exchanging
commodities
by
barter,
or by
buying
and
selling
for
money;
commerce;
traffic;
barter..
Moneyer
::
Moneyer
(n.) An
authorized
coiner
of
money.
Maintainor
::
Maintainor
(n.) One who, not being
interested,
maintains
a cause
depending
between
others,
by
furnishing
money,
etc., to
either
party..
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