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Definition of attend
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Attend
(v. t.) To
direct
the
attention
to; to fix the mind upon; to give heed to; to
regard.
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Verger
::
Verger
(n.) An
attendant
upon a
dignitary,
as on a
bishop,
a dean, a
justice,
etc..
Sergeant
::
Sergeant
(n.)
Formerly,
in
England,
an
officer
nearly
answering
to the more
modern
bailiff
of the
hundred;
also, an
officer
whose duty was to
attend
on the king, and on the lord high
steward
in
court,
to
arrest
traitors
and other
offenders.
He is now
called
sergeant-at-arms,
and two of these
officers,
by
allowance
of the
sovereign,
attend
on the
houses
of
Parliament
(one for each
house)
to
execute
their
commands,
and
another
attends
the Court
Chancery..
Strangulated
::
Strangulated
(a.)
Having
the
circulation
stopped
by
compression;
attended
with
arrest
or
obstruction
of
circulation,
caused
by
constriction
or
compression;
as, a
strangulated
hernia..
Lackey
::
Lackey
(v.) An
attending
male
servant;
a
footman;
a
servile
follower.
Ferryman
::
Ferryman
(n.) One who
maintains
or
attends
a
ferry.
Cortege
::
Cortege
(n.) A train of
attendants;
a
procession.
Attendance
::
Attendance
(v. t.)
Waiting
for;
expectation.
Cupbearer
::
Cupbearer
(n.) One of the
attendants
of a
prince
or
noble,
permanently
charged
with the
performance
of this
office
for his
master..
Conclavist
::
Conclavist
(n.) One of the two
ecclesiastics
allowed
to
attend
a
cardinal
in the
conclave.
Powpow
::
Powpow
(n.)
Conjuration
attended
with great noise and
confusion,
and often with
feasting,
dancing,
etc.,
performed
by
Indians
for the cure of
diseases,
to
procure
success
in
hunting
or in war, and for other
purposes..
Quiddle
::
Quiddle
(v. i.) To spend time in
trifling
employments,
or to
attend
to
useful
subjects
in an
indifferent
or
superficial
manner;
to
dawdle..
Attend
::
Attend
(v. t.) To wait for; to
await;
to
remain,
abide,
or be in store for..
Police
::
Police
(n.)
Military
police,
the body of
soldiers
detailed
to
preserve
civil order and
attend
to
sanitary
arrangements
in a camp or
garrison..
Escort
::
Escort
(n.) A body of armed men to
attend
a
person
of
distinction
for the sake of
affording
safety
when on a
journey;
one who
conducts
some one as an
attendant;
a
guard,
as of
prisoners
on a
march;
also, a body of
persons,
attending
as a mark of
respect
or
honor;
--
applied
to
movements
on land, as
convoy
is to
movements
at sea..
Conversion
::
Conversion
(n.) A
spiritual
and moral
change
attending
a
change
of
belief
with
conviction;
a
change
of
heart;
a
change
from the
service
of the world to the
service
of God; a
change
of the
ruling
disposition
of the soul,
involving
a
transformation
of the
outward
life..
Mind
::
Mind (n.) To
occupy
one's self with; to
employ
one's self
about;
to
attend
to; as, to mind one's
business..
Exanthema
::
Exanthema
(n.) An
efflorescence
or
discoloration
of the skin; an
eruption
or
breaking
out, as in
measles,
smallpox,
scarlatina,
and the like
diseases;
--
sometimes
limited
to
eruptions
attended
with
fever..
Squire
::
Squire
(v. t.) To
attend
as a
squire.
Pressman
::
Pressman
(n.) One who
manages,
or
attends
to, a
press,
esp. a
printing
press..
Consumption
::
Consumption
(n.) A
progressive
wasting
away of the body; esp., that form of
wasting,
attendant
upon
pulmonary
phthisis
and
associated
with
cough,
spitting
of
blood,
hectic
fever,
etc.;
pulmonary
phthisis;
--
called
also
pulmonary
consumption..
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