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Definition of bear
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Bear (v. t.) To
afford;
to be to; to
supply
with.
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Engage
::
Engage
(v. t.) To put under
pledge;
to
pledge;
to place under
obligations
to do or
forbear
doing
something,
as by a
pledge,
oath, or
promise;
to bind by
contract
or
promise..
Help
::
Help (v. t.) To
forbear;
to
avoid.
Fissipedia
::
Fissipedia
(n. pl.) A
division
of the
Carnivora,
including
the dogs, cats, and
bears,
in which the feet are not
webbed;
--
opposed
to
Pinnipedia..
Sonship
::
Sonship
(n.) The state of being a son, or of
bearing
the
relation
of a son;
filiation..
Bear''s-foot
::
Bear's-foot
(n.) A
species
of
hellebore
(Helleborus
foetidus),
with
digitate
leaves.
It has an
offensive
smell and acrid
taste,
and is a
powerful
emetic,
cathartic,
and
anthelmintic..
Quartering
::
Quartering
(n.) One of the
different
coats of arms
arranged
upon an
escutcheon,
denoting
the
descent
of the
bearer..
Billet
::
Billet
(n.) A
bearing
in the form of an
oblong
rectangle.
Orle
::
Orle (n.) A
bearing,
in the form of a
fillet,
round the
shield,
within,
but at some
distance
from, the
border..
Bear
::
Bear (v. t.) To
possess
mentally;
to carry or hold in the mind; to
entertain;
to
harbo.
Treat
::
Treat (v. t.) To
handle;
to
manage;
to use; to bear one's self
toward;
as, to treat
prisoners
cruelly;
to treat
children
kindly..
Frond
::
Frond (n.) The organ
formed
by the
combination
or union into one body of stem and leaf, and often
bearing
the
fructification;
as, the frond of a fern or of a
lichen
or
seaweed;
also, the
peculiar
leaf of a palm
tree..
Talebearing
::
Talebearing
(a.)
Telling
tales
officiously.
Ursa
::
Ursa (n.)
Either
one of the
Bears.
See the
Phrases
below.
Julaceous
::
"Julaceous
(a.) Like an
ament,
or
bearing
aments;
amentaceous..
Trefle
::
Trefle
(a.)
Having
a
three-lobed
extremity
or
extremities,
as a
cross;
also, more
rarely,
ornamented
with
trefoils
projecting
from the
edges,
as a
bearing..
Rubiaceous
::
Rubiaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a very large
natural
order of
plants
(Rubiaceae)
named after the
madder
(Rubia
tinctoria),
and
including
about three
hundred
and
seventy
genera
and over four
thousand
species.
Among them are the
coffee
tree, the trees
yielding
peruvian
bark and
quinine,
the
madder,
the
quaker
ladies,
and the trees
bearing
the
edible
fruits
called
genipap
and
Sierre
Leone
peach,
besides
many
plants
noted for the
beauty
or the
fragrance
of their
blossoms..
Gestant
::
Gestant
(a.)
Bearing
within;
laden;
burdened;
pregnant.
Seven-thirties
::
Seven-thirties
(n. pl.) A name given to three
several
issues
of
United
States
Treasury
notes,
made
during
the Civil War, in
denominations
of $50 and over,
bearing
interest
at the rate of seven and three
tenths
(thirty
hundredths)
per cent
annually.
Within
a few years they were all
redeemed
or
funded..
Cocciferous
::
Cocciferous
(a.)
Bearing
or
producing
berries;
bacciferous;
as,
cocciferous
trees or
plants..
Underbearer
::
Underbearer
(n.) One who
supports
or
sustains;
especially,
at a
funeral,
one of those who bear the
copse,
as
distinguished
from a
bearer,
or
pallbearer,
who helps to hold up the
pall..
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