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Definition of order
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Order (n.) To give an order for; to
secure
by an
order;
as, to order a
carriage;
to order
groceries..
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Pack
::
Pack (n.)
Hence:
To bring
together
or make up
unfairly
and
fraudulently,
in order to
secure
a
certain
result;
as, to pack a jury or a
causes..
Banns
::
Banns (n. pl.)
Notice
of a
proposed
marriage,
proclaimed
in a
church,
or other place
prescribed
by law, in order that any
person
may
object,
if he knows of just cause why the
marriage
should
not take
place..
Conjugate
::
Conjugate
(v. t.) To
inflect
(a
verb),
or give in order the forms which it
assumed
in its
several
voices,
moods,
tenses,
numbers,
and
persons..
Bdellomorpha
::
Bdellomorpha
(n.) An order of
Nemertina,
including
the large
leechlike
worms
(Malacobdella)
often
parasitic
in
clams..
Recorder
::
Recorder
(n.) The title of the chief
judical
officer
of some
cities
and
boroughs;
also, of the chief
justice
of an East
Indian
settlement.
The
Recorder
of
London
is judge of the Lord
Mayor's
Court,
and one of the
commissioners
of the
Central
Criminal
Court..
Cumacea
::
Cumacea
(n. pl.) An order of
marine
Crustacea,
mostly
of small
size..
Neurotic
::
Neurotic
(a.) Uself in
disorders
of, or
affecting,
the
nerves..
Conterminous
::
Conterminous
(a.)
Having
the same
bounds,
or
limits;
bordering
upon;
contiguous..
Distemperature
::
Distemperature
(n.)
Disorder;
confusion.
Procession
::
Procession
(n.) The act of
proceeding,
moving
on,
advancing,
or
issuing;
regular,
orderly,
or
ceremonious
progress;
continuous
course..
Behight
::
Behight
(v.) To
command;
to
order.
Viscount
::
Viscount
(a.) A
nobleman
of the
fourth
rank, next in order below an earl and next above a
baron;
also, his
degree
or title of
nobility.
See Peer, n., 3..
Stryphnic
::
Strychnos
(n.) A genus of
tropical
trees and
shrubs
of the order
Loganiaceae.
See Nux
vomica.
Armature
::
Armature
(n.) A piece of soft iron used to
connect
the two poles of a
magnet,
or
electro-magnet,
in order to
complete
the
circuit,
or to
receive
and apply the
magnetic
force.
In the
ordinary
horseshoe
magnet,
it
serves
to
prevent
the
dissipation
of the
magnetic
force..
Dress
::
Dress (v. t.) To
adjust;
to put in good
order;
to
arrange;
specifically:
(a) To
prepare
for use; to fit for any use; to
render
suitable
for an
intended
purpose;
to get
ready;
as, to dress a slain
animal;
to dress meat; to dress
leather
or
cloth;
to dress or trim a lamp; to dress a
garden;
to dress a
horse,
by
currying
and
rubbing;
to dress
grain,
by
cleansing
it; in
mining
and
metallurgy,
to dress ores, by
sorting
and
separating
them..
Suited
::
Suit (n.)
Regular
order;
succession.
Fourteenth
::
Fourteenth
(a.) Next in order after the
thirteenth;
as, the
fourteenth
day of the
month..
Hustings
::
Hustings
(n. pl.) A court
formerly
held in
several
cities
of
England;
specif.,
a court held in
London,
before
the lord
mayor,
recorder,
and
sheriffs,
to
determine
certain
classes
of suits for the
recovery
of lands
within
the city. In the
progress
of law
reform
this court has
become
unimportant..
Garboil
::
Garboil
(n.)
Tumult;
disturbance;
disorder.
Deray
::
Deray (n.)
Disorder;
merriment.
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