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Definition of patron
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Patron
(n.) An
advocate
or
pleader.
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Urania
::
Urania
(n.) One of the nine
Muses,
daughter
of Zeus by
Mnemosyne,
and
patron
of
astronomy..
Collate
::
Collate
(v. t.) To
present
and
institute
in a
benefice,
when the
person
presenting
is both the
patron
and the
ordinary;
--
followed
by to..
Patronymic
::
Patronymic
(a.)
Derived
from
ancestors;
as, a
patronymic
denomination..
Patronage
::
Patronage
(n.)
Guardianship,
as of a
saint;
tutelary
care..
Barber
::
Barber
(n.) One whose
occupation
it is to shave or trim the
beard,
and to cut and dress the hair of his
patrons..
Patronymical
::
Patronymical
(a.) Same as
Patronymic.
Nepotism
::
Nepotism
(n.) Undue
attachment
to
relations;
favoritism
shown to
members
of one's
family;
bestowal
of
patronage
in
consideration
of
relationship,
rather
than of merit or of legal
claim..
Patronized
::
Patronized
(imp. & p. p.) of
Patroniz.
Patron
::
Patron
(n.) An
advocate
or
pleader.
Patrocination
::
Patrocination
(n.) The act of
patrocinating
or
patronizing.
Cabaret
::
Cabaret
(n.) a type of
restaurant
where
liquor
and
dinner
is
served,
and
entertainment
is
provided,
as by
musicians,
dancers,
or
comedians,
and
providing
space for
dancing
by the
patrons;
--
similar
to a
nightclub.
The term
cabaret
is often used in the names of such an
establishment..
Collate
::
Collate
(v. i.) To place in a
benefice,
when the
person
placing
is both the
patron
and the
ordinary..
Crispin
::
Crispin
(n.) A
shoemaker;
--
jocularly
so
called
from the
patron
saint of the
craft.
Fautress
::
Fautress
(n.) A
patroness.
Fautor
::
Fautor
(n.) A
favorer;
a
patron;
one who gives
countenance
or
support;
an
abettor.
Usurp
::
Usurp (v. t.) To
seize,
and hold in
possession,
by
force,
or
without
right;
as, to usurp a
throne;
to usurp the
prerogatives
of the
crown;
to usurp
power;
to usurp the right of a
patron
is to oust or
dispossess
him..
Runner
::
Runner
(n.) One
employed
to
solicit
patronage,
as for a
steamboat,
hotel,
shop, etc..
Donative
::
Donative
(n.) A
benefice
conferred
on a
person
by the
founder
or
patron,
without
either
presentation
or
institution
by the
ordinary,
or
induction
by his
orders.
See the Note under
Benefice,
n., 3..
Patron
::
Patron
(n.) See
Padrone,
2..
Dedicator
::
Dedicator
(n.) One who
dedicates;
more
especially,
one who
inscribes
a book to the favor of a
patron,
or to one whom he
desires
to
compliment..
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