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Definition of patron
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Patron
(n.) One who has gift and
disposition
of a
benefice.
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Patronage
::
Patronage
(n.) The right of
presentation
to
church
or
ecclesiastical
benefice;
advowson.
Crispin
::
Crispin
(n.) A
shoemaker;
--
jocularly
so
called
from the
patron
saint of the
craft.
Impatronize
::
Impatronize
(v. t.) To make lord or
master;
as, to
impatronize
one's self of a
seigniory..
Patronize
::
Patronize
(v. t.) To act as
patron
toward;
to
support;
to
countenance;
to
favor;
to aid.
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..
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..
Collative
::
Collative
(a.)
Passing
or held by
collation;
-- said of
livings
of which the
bishop
and the
patron
are the same
person.
Patron
::
Patron
(v. t.) To be a
patron
of; to
patronize;
to
favor.
Patron
::
Patron
(n.) An
advocate
or
pleader.
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..
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..
Impatronizing
::
Impatronizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Impatroniz.
Fautress
::
Fautress
(n.) A
patroness.
Patronymical
::
Patronymical
(a.) Same as
Patronymic.
Patronate
::
Patronate
(n.) The right or duty of a
patron;
patronage.
Transpatronize
::
Transpatronize
(v. t.) To
transfer
the
patronage
of.
Dedicate
::
Dedicate
(v. t.) To
inscribe
or
address,
as to a
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..
Lapse
::
Lapse (v. i.) To fall or pass from one
proprietor
to
another,
or from the
original
destination,
by the
omission,
negligence,
or
failure
of some one, as a
patron,
a
legatee,
etc..
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