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Definition of remit
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 remit is as below...
Remit (v. t.) To
transmit
or send, esp. to a
distance,
as money in
payment
of a
demand,
account,
draft,
etc.; as, he
remitted
the
amount
by
mail..
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Fimbriate
::
Fimbriate
(a.)
Having
the edge or
extremity
bordered
by
filiform
processes
thicker
than
hairs;
fringed;
as, the
fimbriate
petals
of the pink; the
fimbriate
end of the
Fallopian
tube..
Hodograph
::
Hodograph
(n.) A curve
described
by the
moving
extremity
of a line the other end of which is
fixed,
this line being
constantly
parallel
to the
direction
of
motion
of, and
having
its
length
constantly
proportional
to the
velocity
of, a point
moving
in any path; -used in
investigations
respecting
central
forces..
List
::
List (n.) A line
inclosing
or
forming
the
extremity
of a piece of
ground,
or field of
combat;
hence,
in the
plural
(lists),
the
ground
or field
inclosed
for a race or
combat..
Relax
::
Relax (v. i.) To remit
attention
or
effort;
to
become
less
diligent;
to
unbend;
as, to relax in
study..
Foot
::
Foot (n.) The
lowest
part or base; the
ground
part; the
bottom,
as of a
mountain
or
column;
also, the last of a row or
series;
the end or
extremity,
esp. if
associated
with
inferiority;
as, the foot of a hill; the foot of the
procession;
the foot of a
class;
the foot of the bed..
Heremite
::
Heremite
(n.) A
hermit.
Bill
::
Bill (n.) The
extremity
of the arm of an
anchor;
the point of or
beyond
the
fluke.
Nose
::
Nose (n.) The
prominent
part of the face or
anterior
extremity
of the head
containing
the
nostrils
and
olfactory
cavities;
the
olfactory
organ.
See
Nostril,
and
Olfactory
organ under
Olfactory..
Topping
::
Topping
(n.) The act of
raising
one
extremity
of a spar
higher
than the
other.
Remit
::
Remit (v. i.) To send
money,
as in
payment..
Premit
::
Premit
(v. t.) To
premise.
Bottine
::
Bottine
(n.) An
appliance
resembling
a small boot
furnished
with
straps,
buckles,
etc., used to
correct
or
prevent
distortions
in the lower
extremities
of
children..
Antitropous
::
Antitropous
(a.) At the
extremity
most
remote
from the
hilum,
as the
embryo,
or
inverted
with
respect
to the seed, as the
radicle..
Pott''s Disease
::
Pott's
disease
()
Caries
of the
vertebrae,
frequently
resulting
in
curvature
of the spine and
paralysis
of the lower
extremities;
-- so named from
Percival
Pott, an
English
surgeon..
Terminal
::
Terminal
(n.) That which
terminates
or ends;
termination;
extremity.
Fistularia
::
Fistularia
(n.) A genus of
fishes,
having
the head
prolonged
into a tube, with the mouth at the
extremity..
Pole
::
Pole (n.)
Either
extremity
of an axis of a
sphere;
especially,
one of the
extremities
of the
earth's
axis; as, the north
pole..
Acromion
::
Acromion
(n.) The outer
extremity
of the
shoulder
blade.
Remitter
::
Remitter
(n.) The
sending
or
placing
back of a
person
to a title or right he had
before;
the
restitution
of one who
obtains
possession
of
property
under a
defective
title,
to his
rights
under some valid title by
virtue
of which he might
legally
have
entered
into
possession
only by
suit..
Paring
::
Paring
(v. t.) The act of
cutting
off the
surface
or
extremites
of
anything.
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