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Definition of sold
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Puffer
::
Puffer
(n.) One who is
employed
by the owner or
seller
of goods sold at
suction
to bid up the
price;
a
by-bidder.
Sold
::
Sold (n.)
Solary;
military
pay.
Solder
::
Solder
(n.) To unite
(metallic
surfaces
or
edges)
by the
intervention
of a more
fusible
metal or
metallic
alloy
applied
when
melted;
to join by means of
metallic
cement.
Quarter
::
Quarter
(v. t.) A
station
or
encampment
occupied
by
troops;
a place of
lodging
for
soldiers
or
officers;
as,
winter
quarters..
Credit
::
Credit
(n.) The time given for
payment
for lands or goods sold on
trust;
as, a long
credit
or a short
credit..
Legionary
::
Legionary
(a.)
Belonging
to a
legion;
consisting
of a
legion
or
legions,
or of an
indefinitely
great
number;
as,
legionary
soldiers;
a
legionary
force..
Borax
::
Borax (n.) A white or gray
crystalline
salt, with a
slight
alkaline
taste,
used as a flux, in
soldering
metals,
making
enamels,
fixing
colors
on
porcelain,
and as a soap. It
occurs
native
in
certain
mineral
springs,
and is made from the boric acid of hot
springs
in
Tuscany.
It was
originally
obtained
from a lake in
Thibet,
and was sent to
Europe
under the name of
tincal.
Borax is a
pyroborate
or
tetraborate
of
sodium,
Na2B4O7.10H2O..
Solder
::
Solder
(n.) A metal or
metallic
alloy used when
melted
for
uniting
adjacent
metallic
edges or
surfaces;
a
metallic
cement.
Soldierwood
::
Soldierwood
(n.) A showy
leguminous
plant
(Calliandra
purpurea)
of the West
Indies.
The
flowers
have long
tassels
of
purple
stamens.
Bandolier
::
Bandolier
(n.) A broad
leather
belt
formerly
worn by
soldiers
over the right
shoulder
and
across
the
breast
under the left arm.
Originally
it was used for
supporting
the
musket
and
twelve
cases for
charges,
but later only as a
cartridge
belt..
Soldering
::
Soldering
() a. & n. from
Solder,
v. t..
Edition
::
Edition
(n.) The whole
number
of
copies
of a work
printed
and
published
at one time; as, the first
edition
was soon
sold..
Cafeneh
::
Cafeneh
(n.) A
humble
inn or house of rest for
travelers,
where
coffee
is
sold..
Commodity
::
Commodity
(n.) That which
affords
convenience,
advantage,
or
profit,
especially
in
commerce,
including
everything
movable
that is
bought
and sold
(except
animals),
--
goods,
wares,
merchandise,
produce
of land and
manufactures,
etc..
Conscript
::
Conscript
(n.) One taken by lot, or
compulsorily
enrolled,
to serve as a
soldier
or
sailor..
Shop
::
Shop (n.) A
building
or an
apartment
in which
goods,
wares,
drugs,
etc., are sold by
retail..
Depot
::
Depot (n.) The
headquarters
of a
regiment,
where all
supplies
are
received
and
distributed,
recruits
are
assembled
and
instructed,
infirm
or
disabled
soldiers
are taken care of, and all the wants of the
regiment
are
provided
for..
Barrack
::
Barrack
(n.) A
building
for
soldiers,
especially
when in
garrison.
Commonly
in the pl.,
originally
meaning
temporary
huts, but now
usually
applied
to a
permanent
structure
or set of
buildings..
Chophouse
::
Chophouse
(n.) A house where
chops,
etc., are sold; an
eating
house..
Avoirdupois
::
Avoirdupois
(n.) Goods sold by
weight.
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