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Definition of patron
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of patron is as below...
Patron
(n.) One who
encourages
or helps a
person,
a
cause,
or a work; a
furtherer;
a
promoter;
as, a
patron
of art..
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Clientship
::
Clientship
(n.)
Condition
of a
client;
state of being under the
protection
of a
patron.
Patronymic
::
Patronymic
(n.) A
modification
of the
father's
name borne by the son; a name
derived
from that of a
parent
or
ancestor;
as,
Pelides,
the son of
Peleus;
Johnson,
the son of John;
Macdonald,
the son of
Donald;
Paulowitz,
the son of Paul; also, the
surname
of a
family;
the
family
name..
Runner
::
Runner
(n.) One
employed
to
solicit
patronage,
as for a
steamboat,
hotel,
shop, etc..
Hoity-toity
::
Hoity-toity
(a.)
Thoughtless;
giddy;
flighty;
also,
haughty;
patronizing;
as, to be in
hoity-toity
spirits,
or to
assume
hoity-toity
airs; used also as an
exclamation,
denoting
surprise
or
disapprobation,
with some
degree
of
contempt..
Dedicate
::
Dedicate
(v. t.) To
inscribe
or
address,
as to a
patron..
Patrocinate
::
Patrocinate
(v. t.) To
support;
to
patronize.
Pap
::
Pap (n.)
Nourishment
or
support
from
official
patronage;
as,
treasury
pap..
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..
Collative
::
Collative
(a.)
Passing
or held by
collation;
-- said of
livings
of which the
bishop
and the
patron
are the same
person.
Competition
::
Competition
(n.) The act of
seeking,
or
endeavoring
to gain, what
another
is
endeavoring
to gain at the same time;
common
strife
for the same
objects;
strife
for
superiority;
emulous
contest;
rivalry,
as for
approbation,
for a
prize,
or as where two or more
persons
are
engaged
in the same
business
and each
seeking
patronage;
--
followed
by for
before
the
object
sought,
and with
before
the
person
or thing
competed
with..
Patron
::
Patron
(n.) A
master
who had freed his
slave,
but still
retained
some
paternal
rights
over him..
Patronage
::
Patronage
(n.)
Guardianship,
as of a
saint;
tutelary
care..
Patronize
::
Patronize
(v. t.) To act as
patron
toward;
to
support;
to
countenance;
to
favor;
to aid.
Patronymic
::
Patronymic
(a.)
Derived
from
ancestors;
as, a
patronymic
denomination..
Patron
::
Patron
(n.) One who has gift and
disposition
of a
benefice.
Heeler
::
Heeler
(n.) A
dependent
and
subservient
hanger-on
of a
political
patron.
Patronage
::
Patronage
(n.)
Special
countenance
or
support;
favor,
encouragement,
or aid,
afforded
to a
person
or a work; as, the
patronage
of
letters;
patronage
given to an
author..
Patron
::
Patron
(a.) Doing the duty of a
patron;
giving
aid or
protection;
tutelary.
Patronage
::
Patronage
(n.) The right of
presentation
to
church
or
ecclesiastical
benefice;
advowson.
Voluntaryism
::
Voluntaryism
(n.) The
principle
of
supporting
a
religious
system
and its
institutions
by
voluntary
association
and
effort,
rather
than by the aid or
patronage
of the
state..
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