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Definition of office
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 office is as below...
Office
(n.) A
charge
or
trust,
of a
sacred
nature,
conferred
by God
himself;
as, the
office
of a
priest
under the old
dispensation,
and that of the
apostles
in the new..
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Proctor
::
Proctor
(n.) An
officer
employed
in
admiralty
and
ecclesiastical
causes.
He
answers
to an
attorney
at
common
law, or to a
solicitor
in
equity..
Amovability
::
Amovability
(n.)
Liability
to be
removed
or
dismissed
from
office.
Rotate
::
Rotate
(v. i.) To cause to
succeed
in turn; esp., to cause to
succeed
some one, or to be
succeeded
by some one, in
office..
Exauthorate
::
Exauthorate
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
authority
or
office;
to
depose;
to
discharge.
Booking Clerk
::
Booking
clerk () A clerk who
registers
passengers,
baggage,
etc., for
conveyance,
as by
railway
or
steamship,
or who sells
passage
tickets
at a
booking
office..
Striped
::
Stripe
(n.) The
chevron
on the coat of a
noncommissioned
officer.
Vidame
::
Vidame
(n.) One of a class of
temporal
officers
who
originally
represented
the
bishops,
but later
erected
their
offices
into
fiefs,
and
became
feudal
nobles..
Gunroom
::
Gunroom
(n.) An
apartment
on the after end of the lower gun deck of a ship of war,
usually
occupied
as a
messroom
by the
commissioned
officers,
except
the
captain;
--
called
wardroom
in the
United
States
navy..
Commissary
::
Commissary
(n.) One to whom is
committed
some
charge,
duty, or
office,
by a
superior
power;
a
commissioner..
Reference
::
Reference
(n.) The
process
of
sending
any
matter,
for
inquiry
in a
cause,
to a
master
or other
officer,
in order that he may
ascertain
facts and
report
to the
court..
Successive
::
Successionist
(n.) A
person
who
insists
on the
importance
of a
regular
succession
of
events,
offices,
etc.;
especially
(Eccl.),
one who
insists
that
apostolic
succession
alone is
valid..
Hong
::
Hong (n.) A
mercantile
establishment
or
factory
for
foreign
trade in
China,
as
formerly
at
Canton;
a
succession
of
offices
connected
by a
common
passage
and used for
business
or
storage..
Turn
::
Turn (n.)
Incidental
or
opportune
deed or
office;
occasional
act of
kindness
or
malice;
as, to do one an ill
turn..
Station
::
Station
(n.) Post
assigned;
office;
the part or
department
of
public
duty which a
person
is
appointed
to
perform;
sphere
of duty or
occupation;
employment.
Tabellion
::
Tabellion
(n.) A
secretary
or
notary
under the Roman
empire;
also, a
similar
officer
in
France
during
the old
monarchy..
Boston
::
Boston
(n.) A game at
cards,
played
by four
persons,
with two packs of
fifty-two
cards each; -- said to be so
called
from
Boston,
Massachusetts,
and to have been
invented
by
officers
of the
French
army in
America
during
the
Revolutionary
war..
Bombardier
::
Bombardier
(n.) A
noncommissioned
officer
in the
British
artillery.
Stewartry
::
Stewartry
(n.) The
office
of a
steward;
stewardship.
Supply
::
Supply
(v. t.) To fill
temporarily;
to serve as
substitute
for
another
in, as a
vacant
place or
office;
to
occupy;
to have
possession
of; as, to
supply
a
pulpit..
Cornet
::
Cornet
(n.) The
lowest
grade of
commissioned
officer
in a
British
cavalry
troop,
who
carried
the
standard.
The
office
was
abolished
in
1871..
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