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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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Chasseur
::
Chasseur
(n.) An
attendant
upon
persons
of rank or
wealth,
wearing
a plume and
sword..
Perilous
::
Perilous
(a.) Full of,
attended
with, or
involving,
peril;
dangerous;
hazardous;
as, a
perilous
undertaking..
Adjunct
::
Adjunct
(n.) A key or scale
closely
related
to
another
as
principal;
a
relative
or
attendant
key. [R.] See
Attendant
keys, under
Attendant,
a..
Convulsive
::
Convulsive
(a.)
Producing,
or
attended
with,
convulsions
or
spasms;
characterized
by
convulsions;
convulsionary..
Cancer
::
Cancer
(n.)
Formerly,
any
malignant
growth,
esp. one
attended
with great pain and
ulceration,
with
cachexia
and
progressive
emaciation.
It was so
called,
perhaps,
from the great veins which
surround
it,
compared
by the
ancients
to the claws of a crab. The term is now
restricted
to such a
growth
made up of
aggregations
of
epithelial
cells,
either
without
support
or
embedded
in the
meshes
of a
trabecular
framework..
Lying-in
::
Lying-in
(n.) The state
attending,
and
consequent
to,
childbirth;
confinement..
Storm
::
Storm (n.) A
violent
disturbance
of the
atmosphere,
attended
by wind, rain, snow, hail, or
thunder
and
lightning;
hence,
often,
a heavy fall of rain, snow, or hail,
whether
accompanied
with wind or not..
Police
::
Police
(n.)
Military
police,
the body of
soldiers
detailed
to
preserve
civil order and
attend
to
sanitary
arrangements
in a camp or
garrison..
Emotive
::
Emotive
(a.)
Attended
by, or
having
the
character
of,
emotion..
Pensioner
::
Pensioner
(n.) One of an
honorable
band of
gentlemen
who
attend
the
sovereign
of
England
on state
occasions,
and
receive
an
annual
pension,
or
allowance,
of
£150
and two
horses..
Gillie Gilly
::
Gillie
Gilly (n.) A boy or young man; a
manservant;
a male
attendant,
in the
Scottish
Highlands..
Churchman
::
Churchman
(n.) One was is
attached
to, or
attends,
church..
Round
::
Round (n.) A walk
performed
by a guard or an
officer
round the
rampart
of a
garrison,
or among
sentinels,
to see that the
sentinels
are
faithful
and all
things
safe; also, the guard or
officer,
with his
attendants,
who
performs
this duty; --
usually
in the
plural..
Deplumation
::
Deplumation
(n.) A
disease
of the
eyelids,
attended
with loss of the
eyelashes..
Epilepsy
::
Epilepsy
(n.) The
falling
sickness,
so
called
because
the
patient
falls
suddenly
to the
ground;
a
disease
characterized
by
paroxysms
(or fits)
occurring
at
interval
and
attended
by
sudden
loss of
consciousness,
and
convulsive
motions
of the
muscles..
Nereid
::
Nereid
(n.) A sea
nymph,
one of the
daughters
of
Nereus,
who were
attendants
upon
Neptune,
and were
represented
as
riding
on sea
horses,
sometimes
with the human form
entire,
and
sometimes
with the tail of a
fish..
Esquire
::
Esquire
(n.)
Originally,
a
shield-bearer
or
armor-bearer,
an
attendant
on a
knight;
in
modern
times,
a title of
dignity
next in
degree
below
knight
and above
gentleman;
also, a title of
office
and
courtesy;
-- often
shortened
to
squire..
Incautious
::
Incautious
(a.) Not
cautious;
not
circumspect;
not
attending
to the
circumstances
on which
safety
and
interest
depend;
heedless;
careless;
as, an
incautious
step; an
incautious
remark..
Superficiality
::
Superficialist
(n.) One who
attends
to
anything
superficially;
a
superficial
or
shallow
person;
a
sciolist;
a
smatterer.
Ferryman
::
Ferryman
(n.) One who
maintains
or
attends
a
ferry.
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