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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 fast; to close or
confine
effectually;
to
render
incapable
of
getting
loose or
escaping;
as, to
secure
a
prisoner;
to
secure
a door, or the
hatches
of a
ship..
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Gasket
::
Gasket
(n.) A line or band used to lash a
furled
sail
securely.
Sea
gaskets
are
common
lines;
harbor
gaskets
are
plaited
and
decorated
lines or
bands.
Called
also
casket.
Margin
::
Margin
(n.)
Collateral
security
deposited
with a
broker
to
secure
him from loss on
contracts
entered
into by him on
behalf
of his
principial,
as in the
speculative
buying
and
selling
of
stocks,
wheat,
etc..
Warehouse
::
Warehouse
(v. t.) To
deposit
or
secure
in a
warehouse.
Interlock
::
Interlock
(v. t.) To unite by
locking
or
linking
together;
to
secure
in place by
mutual
fastening.
Rampart
::
Rampart
(n.) That which
fortifies
and
defends
from
assault;
that which
secures
safety;
a
defense
or
bulwark.
Bowgrace
::
Bowgrace
(n.) A frame or
fender
of rope or junk, laid out at the sides or bows of a
vessel
to
secure
it from
injury
by
floating
ice..
Chain
::
Chain (v. t.) To
fasten,
bind, or
connect
with a
chain;
to
fasten
or bind
securely,
as with a
chain;
as, to chain a
bulldog..
Assure
::
Assure
(v. t.) To
confirm;
to make
certain
or
secure.
Garnishee
::
Garnishee
(v. t.) To
attach
(the fund or
property
sought
to be
secured
by
garnishment);
to
trustee.
Form
::
Form (n.) The type or other
matter
from which an
impression
is to be
taken,
arranged
and
secured
in a
chase..
Contravallation
::
Contravallation
(n.) A
trench
guarded
with a
parapet,
constructed
by
besiegers,
to
secure
themselves
and check
sallies
of the
besieged..
Enlist
::
Enlist
(v. t.) To
secure
the
support
and aid of; to
employ
in
advancing
interest;
as, to
enlist
persons
in the cause of
truth,
or in a
charitable
enterprise..
Cuttlefish
::
Cuttlefish
(n.) A
cephalopod
of the genus
Sepia,
having
an
internal
shell,
large eyes, and ten arms
furnished
with
denticulated
suckers,
by means of which it
secures
its prey. The name is
sometimes
applied
to
dibranchiate
cephalopods
generally..
Shroud
::
Shroud
(n.) A set of ropes
serving
as stays to
support
the
masts.
The lower
shrouds
are
secured
to the sides of
vessels
by heavy iron bolts and are
passed
around
the head of the lower
masts.
Chair
::
Chair (n.) An iron block used on
railways
to
support
the rails and
secure
them to the
sleepers.
Plot-proof
::
Plot-proof
(a.)
Secure
against
harm by
plots.
Moor
::
Moor (v. t.) To fix or
secure,
as a
vessel,
in a
particular
place by
casting
anchor,
or by
fastening
with
cables
or
chains;
as, the
vessel
was
moored
in the
stream;
they
moored
the boat to the
wharf..
Wharfing
::
Wharfing
(n.) A mode of
facing
sea walls and
embankments
with
planks
driven
as piles and
secured
by ties.
Beam
::
Beam (n.) The main part of a plow, to which the
handles
and
colter
are
secured,
and to the end of which are
attached
the oxen or
horses
that draw it..
Fail
::
Fail (v. i.) To be found
wanting
with
respect
to an
action
or a duty to be
performed,
a
result
to be
secured,
etc.; to miss; not to
fulfill
expectation..
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