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Definition of private
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Private
(n.) A
common
soldier;
a
soldier
below the grade of a
noncommissioned
officer.
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Privy
::
Privy (a.)
Appropriated
to
retirement;
private;
not open to the
public.
Retired
::
Retired
(a.)
Private;
secluded;
quiet;
as, a
retired
life; a
person
of
retired
habits..
Private
::
Private
(a.) Not
invested
with, or
engaged
in,
public
office
or
employment;
as, a
private
citizen;
private
life..
Clandestine
::
Clandestine
(a.)
Conducted
with
secrecy;
withdrawn
from
public
notice,
usually
for an evil
purpose;
kept
secret;
hidden;
private;
underhand;
as, a
clandestine
marriage..
Boudoir
::
Boudoir
(n.) A small room, esp. if
pleasant,
or
elegantly
furnished,
to which a lady may
retire
to be
alone,
or to
receive
intimate
friends;
a
lady's
(or
sometimes
a
gentleman's)
private
room..
Eavesdropping
::
Eavesdropping
(n.) The habit of
lurking
about
dwelling
houses,
and other
places
where
persons
meet fro
private
intercourse,
secretly
listening
to what is said, and then
tattling
it
abroad.
The
offense
is
indictable
at
common
law..
Confidence
::
Confidence
(n.)
Private
conversation;
(pl.)
secrets
shared;
as, there were
confidences
between
them..
Market
::
Market
(n.) A
meeting
together
of
people,
at a
stated
time and
place,
for the
purpose
of
traffic
(as in
cattle,
provisions,
wares,
etc.) by
private
purchase
and sale, and not by
auction;
as, a
market
is held in the town every
week..
By-street
::
By-street
(n.) A
separate,
private,
or
obscure
street;
an out of the way or cross
street..
Privateering
::
Privateering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Privatee.
Privy
::
Privy (a.)
Admitted
to
knowledge
of a
secret
transaction;
secretly
cognizant;
privately
knowing.
Dedimus
::
Dedimus
(n.) A writ to
commission
private
persons
to do some act in place of a
judge,
as to
examine
a
witness,
etc..
Retirement
::
Retirement
(n.) A place of
seclusion
or
privacy;
a place to which one
withdraws
or
retreats;
a
private
abode.
Yacht
::
Yacht (n.) A light and
elegantly
furnished
vessel,
used
either
for
private
parties
of
pleasure,
or as a
vessel
of state to
convey
distinguished
persons
from one place to
another;
a
seagoing
vessel
used only for
pleasure
trips,
racing,
etc..
Hypocaust
::
Hypocaust
(n.) A
furnace,
esp. one
connected
with a
series
of small
chambers
and flues of tiles or other
masonry
through
which the heat of a fire was
distributed
to rooms
above.
This
contrivance,
first used in bath, was
afterwards
adopted
in
private
houses..
Hostility
::
Hostility
(n.) State of being
hostile;
public
or
private
enemy;
unfriendliness;
animosity.
Poach
::
Poach (v. i.) To steal or
pocket
game, or to carry it away
privately,
as in a bag; to kill or
destroy
game
contrary
to law,
especially
by
night;
to hunt or fish
unlawfully;
as, to poach for
rabbits
or for
salmon..
Rehearsal
::
Rehearsal
(n.) The act of
rehearsing;
recital;
narration;
repetition;
specifically,
a
private
recital,
performance,
or
season
of
practice,
in
preparation
for a
public
exhibition
or
exercise..
Library
::
Library
(n.) A
considerable
collection
of books kept for use, and not as
merchandise;
as, a
private
library;
a
public
library..
Appeal
::
Appeal
(v. t.) An
accusation;
a
process
which
formerly
might be
instituted
by one
private
person
against
another
for some
heinous
crime
demanding
punishment
for the
particular
injury
suffered,
rather
than for the
offense
against
the
public..
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