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Definition of permit
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 permit is as below...
Permit
(n.)
Warrant;
license;
leave;
permission;
specifically,
a
written
license
or
permission
given to a
person
or
persons
having
authority;
as, a
permit
to land goods
subject
to
duty..
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Tolerate
::
Tolerate
(v. t.) To
suffer
to be, or to be done,
without
prohibition
or
hindrance;
to allow or
permit
negatively,
by not
preventing;
not to
restrain;
to put up with; as, to
tolerate
doubtful
practices..
Parlor
::
Parlor
(n.) The
apartment
in a
monastery
or
nunnery
where the
inmates
are
permitted
to meet and
converse
with each
other,
or with
visitors
and
friends
from
without..
Permit
::
Permit
(v. t.) To give over; to
resign;
to
leave;
to
commit.
Chop
::
Chop (n.) A
permit
or
clearance.
Cenogamy
::
Cenogamy
(n.) The state of a
community
which
permits
promiscuous
sexual
intercourse
among its
members,
as in
certain
societies
practicing
communism..
Valve
::
Valve (n.) A lid, plug, or
cover,
applied
to an
aperture
so that by its
movement,
as by
swinging,
lifting
and
falling,
sliding,
turning,
or the like, it will open or close the
aperture
to
permit
or
prevent
passage,
as of a
fluid..
Illicit
::
Illicit
(a.) Not
permitted
or
allowed;
prohibited;
unlawful;
as,
illicit
trade;
illicit
intercourse;
illicit
pleasure..
Permiss
::
Permiss
(n.) A
permitted
choice;
a
rhetorical
figure
in which a thing is
committed
to the
decision
of one's
opponent.
Allow
::
Allow (v. t.) To grant
license
to; to
permit;
to
consent
to; as, to allow a son to be
absent..
Dismiss
::
Dismiss
(v. t.) To send away; to give leave of
departure;
to cause or
permit
to go; to put away.
Immeability
::
Immeability
(n.) Want of power to pass, or to
permit
passage;
impassableness..
Translucent
::
Translucent
(a.)
Transmitting
rays of light
without
permitting
objects
to be
distinctly
seen;
partially
transparent.
Transaudient
::
Transaudient
(a.)
Permitting
the
passage
of
sound.
Permittee
::
Permittee
(n.) One to whom a
permission
or
permit
is
given.
Limitation
::
Limitation
(v. t.) A
certain
precinct
within
which
friars
were
allowed
to beg, or
exercise
their
functions;
also, the time
during
which they were
permitted
to
exercise
their
functions
in such a
district..
Permit
::
Permit
(v. i.) To grant
permission;
to
allow.
Sanctuary
::
Sanctuary
(n.) The most
retired
part of the
temple
at
Jerusalem,
called
the Holy of
Holies,
in which was kept the ark of the
covenant,
and into which no
person
was
permitted
to enter
except
the high
priest,
and he only once a year, to
intercede
for the
people;
also, the most
sacred
part of the
tabernacle;
also, the
temple
at
Jerusalem..
Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.) A
privilege
or
license
in
violation
of the laws of
etiquette
or
propriety;
as, to
permit,
or take, a
liberty..
Receive
::
Receive
(v. t.) To give
admittance
to; to
permit
to
enter,
as into one's
house,
presence,
company,
and the like; as, to
receive
a
lodger,
visitor,
ambassador,
messenger,
etc..
License
::
License
(n.) That
deviation
from
strict
fact, form, or rule, in which an
artist
or
writer
indulges,
assuming
that it will be
permitted
for the sake of the
advantage
or
effect
gained;
as,
poetic
license;
grammatical
license,
etc..
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