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Definition of ounce
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Ounce (n.) The
twelfth
part of a troy
pound.
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Apply
::
Apply (v. t.) To make use of,
declare,
or
pronounce,
as
suitable,
fitting,
or
relative;
as, to apply the
testimony
to the case; to apply an
epithet
to a
person..
Denounce
::
Denounce
(v. t.) To make known in a
solemn
or
official
manner;
to
declare;
to
proclaim
(especially
an
evil).
Demster
::
Demster
(n.) An
officer
whose duty it was to
announce
the doom or
sentence
pronounced
by the
court.
Forisfamiliate
::
Forisfamiliate
(v. i.) To
renounce
a legal title to a
further
share of
paternal
inheritance.
Notice
::
Notice
(n.)
Intelligence,
by
whatever
means
communicated;
knowledge
given or
received;
means of
knowledge;
express
notification;
announcement;
warning..
Rounceval
::
Rounceval
(a.)
Large;
strong;
-- from the
gigantic
bones shown at
Roncesvalles,
and
alleged
to be those of old
heroes..
Flounder
::
Flounder
(v. i.) To fling the limbs and body, as in
making
efforts
to move; to
struggle,
as a horse in the mire, or as a fish on land; to roll, toss, and
tumble;
to
flounce..
Pronounced
::
Pronounced
(imp. & p. p.) of
Pronounc.
Forsay
::
Forsay
(v. t.) To
forbid;
to
renounce;
to
forsake;
to deny.
Singlestick
::
Singlestick
(n.) The game
played
with
singlesticks,
in which he who first
brings
blood from his
adversary's
head is
pronounced
victor;
backsword;
cudgeling..
Inaugural
::
Inaugural
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
performed
or
pronounced
at, an
inauguration;
as, an
inaugural
address;
the
inaugural
exercises..
Relinquish
::
Relinquish
(v. t.) To give up; to
renounce
a claim to;
resign;
as, to
relinquish
a
debt..
Signify
::
Signify
(n.) To show by a sign; to
communicate
by any
conventional
token,
as
words,
gestures,
signals,
or the like; to
announce;
to make
known;
to
declare;
to
express;
as, a
signified
his
desire
to be
present..
Withsay
::
Withsay
(v. t.) To
contradict;
to
gainsay;
to deny; to
renounce.
Family
::
Family
(v. t.) A group of
organisms,
either
animal
or
vegetable,
related
by
certain
points
of
resemblance
in
structure
or
development,
more
comprehensive
than a
genus,
because
it is
usually
based on fewer or less
pronounced
points
of
likeness.
In
zoology
a
family
is less
comprehesive
than an
order;
in
botany
it is often
considered
the same thing as an
order..
Speak
::
Speak (v. t.) To talk or
converse
in; to utter or
pronounce,
as in
conversation;
as, to speak
Latin..
Gymnosophist
::
Gymnosophist
(n.) One of a sect of
philosophers,
said to have been found in India by
Alexander
the
Great,
who went
almost
naked,
denied
themselves
the use of
flesh,
renounced
bodily
pleasures,
and
employed
themselves
in the
contemplation
of
nature..
Bounce
::
Bounce
(v. i.) To
strike
or
thump,
so as to
rebound,
or to make a
sudden
noise;
a knock
loudly..
Prefigure
::
Prefigure
(v. t.) To show,
suggest,
or
announce,
by
antecedent
types and
similitudes;
to
foreshadow..
Sentence
::
Sentence
(n.) In civil and
admiralty
law, the
judgment
of a court
pronounced
in a
cause;
in
criminal
and
ecclesiastical
courts,
a
judgment
passed
on a
criminal
by a court or
judge;
condemnation
pronounced
by a
judgical
tribunal;
doom. In
common
law, the term is
exclusively
used to
denote
the
judgment
in
criminal
cases..
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