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Definition of secure
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 secure is as below...
Secure
(v. t.) To make safe; to
relieve
from
apprehensions
of, or
exposure
to,
danger;
to
guard;
to
protect..
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Thrifty
::
Thrifty
(superl.)
Secured
by
thrift;
well
husbanded.
Guaranty
::
Guaranty
(n.) In law and
common
usage:
To
undertake
or
engage
that
another
person
shall
perform
(what he has
stipulated);
to
undertake
to be
answerable
for (the debt or
default
of
another);
to
engage
to
answer
for the
performance
of (some
promise
or duty by
another)
in case of a
failure
by the
latter
to
perform;
to
undertake
to
secure
(something)
to
another,
as in the case of a
contingency.
See
Guarantee,
v. t..
Securement
::
Securement
(n.) The act of
securing;
protection.
Bolt
::
Bolt (v. t.) To
fasten
or
secure
with, or as with, a bolt or
bolts,
as a door, a
timber,
fetters;
to
shackle;
to
restrain..
Secured
::
Secured
(imp. & p. p.) of
Secur.
Lariat
::
Lariat
(v. t.) To
secure
with a
lariat
fastened
to a
stake,
as a horse or mule for
grazing;
also, to lasso or catch with a
lariat..
Hook
::
Hook (v. t.) To catch or
fasten
with a hook or
hooks;
to
seize,
capture,
or hold, as with a hook, esp. with a
disguised
or
baited
hook;
hence,
to
secure
by
allurement
or
artifice;
to
entrap;
to
catch;
as, to hook a
dress;
to hook a
trout..
Wharfing
::
Wharfing
(n.) A mode of
facing
sea walls and
embankments
with
planks
driven
as piles and
secured
by ties.
Insure
::
Insure
(v. t.)
Specifically,
to
secure
against
a loss by a
contingent
event,
on
certain
stipulated
conditions,
or at a given rate or
premium;
to give or to take an
insurance
on or for; as, a
merchant
insures
his ship or its
cargo,
or both,
against
the
dangers
of the sea; goods and
buildings
are
insured
against
fire or
water;
persons
are
insured
against
sickness,
accident,
or
death;
and
sometimes
hazardous
debts are
insured..
Taut
::
Taut (a.) Snug;
close;
firm;
secure.
Figure
::
Figure
(v. t.) To
calculate;
to
contrive;
to
scheme;
as, he is
figuring
to
secure
the
nomination..
Shears
::
Shears
(n.) The
bedpiece
of a
machine
tool, upon which a table or slide rest is
secured;
as, the
shears
of a lathe or
planer.
See
Illust.
under
Lathe..
Strake
::
Strake
(n.) An iron band by which the
fellies
of a wheel are
secured
to each
other,
being not
continuous,
as the tire is, but made up of
separate
pieces..
Chain
::
Chain (n.) That which
confines,
fetters,
or
secures,
as a
chain;
a bond; as, the
chains
of
habit..
Ledger
::
Ledger
(n.) A
horizontal
piece of
timber
secured
to the
uprights
and
supporting
floor
timbers,
a
staircase,
scaffolding,
or the like. It
differs
from an
intertie
in being
intended
to carry
weight..
Safe
::
Safe
(superl.)
Free from harm,
injury,
or risk;
untouched
or
unthreatened
by
danger
or
injury;
unharmed;
unhurt;
secure;
whole;
as, safe from
disease;
safe from
storms;
safe from
foes..
Stercorate
::
Stercorary
(n.) A
place,
properly
secured
from the
weather,
for
containing
dung..
Mouse
::
Mouse (v. t.) To
furnish
with a
mouse;
to
secure
by means of a
mousing.
See
Mouse,
n., 2..
Rear
::
Rear (v. t.) To place in the rear; to
secure
the rear of.
Cleat
::
Cleat (n.) A
device
made of wood or
metal,
having
two arms,
around
which turns may be taken with a line or rope so as to hold
securely
and yet be
readily
released.
It is
bolted
by the
middle
to a deck or mast, etc., or it may be
lashed
to a
rope..
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