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Definition of pending
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 pending is as below...
Pending
(a.) Not yet
decided;
in
continuance;
in
suspense;
as, a
pending
suit..
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Incident
::
Incident
(n.)
Something
appertaining
to,
passing
with, or
depending
on,
another,
called
the
principal..
Annexation
::
Annexation
(v. t.) The act of
annexing;
process
of
attaching,
adding,
or
appending;
the act of
connecting;
union;
as, the
annexation
of Texas to the
United
States,
or of
chattels
to the
freehold..
Depending
::
Depending
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Depen.
Pending
::
Pending
(a.) Not yet
decided;
in
continuance;
in
suspense;
as, a
pending
suit..
Self-depending
::
Self-depending
(a.)
Depending
on one's self.
Stalactite
::
Stalactite
(n.) A
pendent
cone or
cylinder
of
calcium
carbonate
resembling
an
icicle
in form and mode of
attachment.
Stalactites
are found
depending
from the roof or sides of
caverns,
and are
produced
by
deposition
from
waters
which have
percolated
through,
and
partially
dissolved,
the
overlying
limestone
rocks..
Testify
::
Testify
(v. i.) To make a
solemn
declaration
under oath or
affirmation,
for the
purpose
of
establishing,
or
making
proof of, some fact to a
court;
to give
testimony
in a cause
depending
before
a
tribunal..
Constructive
::
Constructive
(a.)
Derived
from, or
depending
on,
construction
or
interpretation;
not
directly
expressed,
but
inferred..
Suspensory
::
Suspensory
(a.)
Suspended;
hanging;
depending.
Pendulous
::
Pendulous
(a.)
Depending;
pendent
loosely;
hanging;
swinging.
Institutive
::
Institutive
(a.)
Established;
depending
on, or
characterized
by,
institution
or
order..
Prodigal
::
Prodigal
(a.) Given to
extravagant
expenditure;
expending
money or other
things
without
necessity;
recklessly
or
viciously
profuse;
lavish;
wasteful;
not
frugal
or
economical;
as, a
prodigal
man; the
prodigal
son;
prodigal
giving;
prodigal
expenses..
Threaten
::
Threaten
(v. t.) To
exhibit
the
appearance
of
(something
evil or
unpleasant)
as
approaching;
to
indicate
as
impending;
to
announce
the
conditional
infliction
of; as, to
threaten
war; to
threaten
death..
Aleatory
::
Aleatory
(a.)
Depending
on some
uncertain
contingency;
as, an
aleatory
contract..
Trial
::
Trial (n.) The
formal
examination
of the
matter
in issue in a cause
before
a
competent
tribunal;
the mode of
determining
a
question
of fact in a court of law; the
examination,
in legal form, of the facts in issue in a cause
pending
before
a
competent
tribunal,
for the
purpose
of
determining
such
issue..
Concatenation
::
Concatenation
(n.) A
series
of links
united;
a
series
or order of
things
depending
on each
other,
as if
linked
together;
a
chain,
a
succession..
Dread
::
Dread (n.) Great fear in view of
impending
evil;
fearful
apprehension
of
danger;
anticipatory
terror.
Precarious
::
Precarious
(a.) Held by a
doubtful
tenure;
depending
on
unknown
causes
or
events;
exposed
to
constant
risk; not to be
depended
on for
certainty
or
stability;
uncertain;
as, a
precarious
state of
health;
precarious
fortunes..
Sling
::
Sling (v. t.) A strap
attached
to a
firearm,
for
suspending
it from the
shoulder..
Yeast
::
Yeast (n.) A form of
fungus
which grows as
indvidual
rounded
cells,
rather
than in a
mycelium,
and
reproduces
by
budding;
esp.
members
of the
orders
Endomycetales
and
Moniliales.
Some fungi may grow both as a yeast or as a
mycelium,
depending
on the
conditions
of
growth..
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