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Definition of band
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Band (v. t.) A
company
of
persons
united
in any
common
design,
especially
a body of armed men..
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Sling
::
Sling (v. t.) A band of rope or iron for
securing
a yard to a mast; --
chiefly
in the
plural.
Affinity
::
Affinity
(n.)
Relationship
by
marriage
(as
between
a
husband
and his
wife's
blood
relations,
or
between
a wife and her
husband's
blood
relations);
-- in
contradistinction
to
consanguinity,
or
relationship
by
blood;
--
followed
by with, to, or
between..
Roller
::
Roller
(n.) One who, or that
which,
rolls;
especially,
a
cylinder,
sometimes
grooved,
of wood,
stone,
metal,
etc., used in
husbandry
and the
arts..
Profligacy
::
Profligacy
(a.) The
quality
of state of being
profligate;
a
profligate
or very
vicious
course
of life; a state of being
abandoned
in moral
principle
and in vice;
dissoluteness.
Band
::
Band (v. t.) That which
serves
as the means of union or
connection
between
persons;
a tie.
Adultery
::
Adultery
(n.) The
unfaithfulness
of a
married
person
to the
marriage
bed;
sexual
intercourse
by a
married
man with
another
than his wife, or
voluntary
sexual
intercourse
by a
married
woman with
another
than her
husband..
Off
::
Off
(adv.)
Denoting
a
leaving,
abandonment,
departure,
abatement,
interruption,
or
remission;
as, the fever goes off; the pain goes off; the game is off; all bets are off..
Destitute
::
Destitute
(v. t.) To leave
destitute;
to
forsake;
to
abandon.
Stephanion
::
Stepfather
(n.) The
husband
of one's
mother
by a
subsequent
marriage.
Table
::
Table (n.) A
stringcourse
which
includes
an
offset;
esp., a band of
stone,
or the like, set where an
offset
is
required,
so as to make it
decorative.
See Water
table..
Nestling
::
Nestling
(n.) A young bird which has not
abandoned
the nest.
A Mensa Et Thoro
::
A mensa et thoro () A kind of
divorce
which does not
dissolve
the
marriage
bond, but
merely
authorizes
a
separate
life of the
husband
and
wife..
Reprobate
::
Reprobate
(a.)
Abandoned
to
punishment;
hence,
morally
abandoned
and lost; given up to vice;
depraved..
Derelict
::
Derelict
(n.) A thing
voluntary
abandoned
or
willfully
cast away by its
proper
owner,
especially
a ship
abandoned
at sea..
Zone
::
Zone (n.) A band or area of
growth
encircling
anything;
as, a zone of
evergreens
on a
mountain;
the zone of
animal
or
vegetable
life in the ocean
around
an
island
or a
continent;
the
Alpine
zone, that part of
mountains
which is above the limit of tree
growth..
Abandonment
::
Abandonment
(n.) The
relinquishment
of a
right,
claim,
or
privilege,
as to mill site, etc..
Bandy
::
Bandy (n.) The game
played
with such a club;
hockey;
shinney;
bandy ball.
Frontlet
::
Frontlet
(n.) A
frontal
or brow band; a
fillet
or band worn on the
forehead.
Syrt
::
Syrphus
fly () Any one of
numerous
species
of
dipterous
flies of the genus
Syrphus
and
allied
genera.
They are
usually
bright-colored,
with
yellow
bands,
and hover
around
plants.
The
larvae
feed upon plant lice, and are,
therefore,
very
beneficial
to
agriculture..
Cuckold
::
Cuckold
(v. t.) To make a
cuckold
of, as a
husband,
by
seducing
his wife, or by her
becoming
an
adulteress..
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