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Definition of record
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Record
(v. i.) To
reflect;
to
ponder.
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Constat
::
Constat
(n.) A
certificate
showing
what
appears
upon
record
touching
a
matter
in
question.
Estreat
::
Estreat
(n.) A true copy,
duplicate,
or
extract
of an
original
writing
or
record,
esp. of
amercements
or
penalties
set down in the rolls of court to be
levied
by the
bailiff,
or other
officer..
Suggestion
::
Suggestion
(n.)
Information
without
oath; an entry of a
material
fact or
circumstance
on the
record
for the
information
of the
court,
at the death or
insolvency
of a
party..
Record
::
Record
(v. t.) The
various
legal
papers
used in a case,
together
with
memoranda
of the
proceedings
of the
court;
as, it is not
permissible
to
allege
facts not in the
record..
Historicize
::
Historicize
(v. t.) To
record
or
narrate
in the
manner
of a
history;
to
chronicle.
Bookkeeping
::
Bookkeeping
(n.) The art of
recording
pecuniary
or
business
transactions
in a
regular
and
systematic
manner,
so as to show their
relation
to each
other,
and the state of the
business
in which they
occur;
the art of
keeping
accounts.
The books
commonly
used are a
daybook,
cashbook,
journal,
and
ledger.
See
Daybook,
Cashbook,
Journal,
and
Ledger..
Notation
::
Notation
(n.) The act or
practice
of
recording
anything
by
marks,
figures,
or
characters..
Secretariate
::
Secretariate
(n.) The
office
of a
secretary;
the place where a
secretary
transacts
business,
keeps
records,
etc..
Recordance
::
Recordance
(n.)
Remembrance.
Self-registering
::
Self-registering
(a.)
Registering
itself;
-- said of any
instrument
so
contrived
as to
record
its own
indications
of
phenomena,
whether
continuously
or at
stated
times,
as at the
maxima
and
minima
of
variations;
as, a
self-registering
anemometer
or
barometer..
Profert
::
Profert
(n.) The
exhibition
or
production
of a
record
or paper in open
court,
or an
allegation
that it is in
court..
Registering
::
Registering
(a.)
Recording;
--
applied
to
instruments;
having
an
apparatus
which
registers;
as, a
registering
thermometer.
See
Recording..
Writing
::
Writing
(n.) The act or art of
forming
letters
and
characters
on
paper,
wood,
stone,
or other
material,
for the
purpose
of
recording
the ideas which
characters
and words
express,
or of
communicating
them to
others
by
visible
signs..
Parish
::
Parish
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
parish;
parochial;
as, a
parish
church;
parish
records;
a
parish
priest;
maintained
by the
parish;
as,
parish
poor..
Chronicle
::
Chronicle
(v. t.) To
record
in a
history
or
chronicle;
to
record;
to
register.
Memorize
::
Memorize
(v. t.) To cause to be
remembered
;
hence,
to
record..
Thermometrograph
::
Thermometrograph
(n.) An
instrument
for
recording
graphically
the
variations
of
temperature,
or the
indications
of a
thermometer..
Record
::
Record
(v. i.) To
reflect;
to
ponder.
Annals
::
Annals
(n. pl.) A
periodic
publication,
containing
records
of
discoveries,
transactions
of
societies,
etc.; as
Annals
of
Science..
File
::
File (v. t.) To put upon the files or among the
records
of a
court;
to note on (a
paper)
the fact date of its
reception
in
court.
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