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Definition of ban
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Ban (n.)
Notice
of a
proposed
marriage,
proclaimed
in
church.
See Banns (the
common
spelling
in this
sense)..
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Banality
::
Banality
(n.)
Something
commonplace,
hackneyed,
or
trivial;
the
commonplace,
in
speech..
Guilloche
::
Guilloche
(n.) An
ornament
in the form of two or more bands or
strings
twisted
over each other in a
continued
series,
leaving
circular
openings
which are
filled
with round
ornaments..
Destitute
::
Destitute
(v. t.) To leave
destitute;
to
forsake;
to
abandon.
Water Monitor
::
Water
monitor
() A very large
lizard
(Varanaus
salvator)
native
of
India.
It
frequents
the
borders
of
streams
and swims
actively.
It
becomes
five or six feet long.
Called
also
two-banded
monitor,
and
kabaragoya.
The name is also
applied
to other
aquatic
monitors..
Bandanna
::
Bandanna
(n.) Alt. of
Bandan.
Bank
::
Bank (n.) The
building
or
office
used for
banking
purposes.
Messenger
::
Messenger
(n.) A
person
appointed
to
perform
certain
ministerial
duties
under
bankrupt
and
insolvent
laws, such as to take
charge
og the
estate
of the
bankrupt
or
insolvent..
Banner
::
Banner
(n.) A large piece of silk or other
cloth,
with a
device
or
motto,
extended
on a
crosspiece,
and borne in a
procession,
or
suspended
in some
conspicuous
place..
Abannition
::
Abannition
(n.)
Banishment.
Abandoned
::
Abandoned
(a.)
Self-abandoned,
or given up to vice;
extremely
wicked,
or
sinning
without
restraint;
irreclaimably
wicked
; as, an
abandoned
villain..
Civet
::
Civet (n.) The
animal
that
produces
civet
(Viverra
civetta);
--
called
also civet cat. It is
carnivorous,
from two to three feet long, and of a
brownish
gray
color,
with
transverse
black bands and spots on the body and tail. It is a
native
of
northern
Africa
and of Asia. The name is also
applied
to other
species..
Departure
::
Departure
(n.)
Deviation
or
abandonment,
as from or of a rule or
course
of
action,
a plan, or a
purpose..
Band
::
Band (v. t.) To mark with a band.
Ensign
::
Ensign
(n.) A flag; a
banner;
a
standard;
esp., the
national
flag, or a
banner
indicating
nationality,
carried
by a ship or a body of
soldiers;
-- as
distinguished
from flags
indicating
divisions
of the army, rank of naval
officers,
or
private
signals,
and the
like..
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(a.) Not
incorporated;
not
existing
as a
corporation;
as, an
incorporate
banking
association..
Sub-
::
Suavity
(n.) The
quality
of being sweet or
pleasing
to the mind;
agreeableness;
softness;
pleasantness;
gentleness;
urbanity;
as,
suavity
of
manners;
suavity
of
language,
conversation,
or
address..
Cashier
::
Cashier
(n.) One who has
charge
of
money;
a cash
keeper;
the
officer
who has
charge
of the
payments
and
receipts
(moneys,
checks,
notes),
of a bank or a
mercantile
company..
Gammon
::
Gammon
(v. t.) To
fasten
(a
bowsprit)
to the stem of a
vessel
by
lashings
of rope or
chain,
or by a band of
iron..
Counterfeit
::
Counterfeit
(n.) That which is made in
imitation
of
something,
with a view to
deceive
by
passing
the false for the true; as, the bank note was a
counterfeit..
Burse
::
Burse (n.) An
exchange,
for
merchants
and
bankers,
in the
cities
of
continental
Europe.
Same as
Bourse..
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