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Definition of serve
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 serve is as below...
Serve (v. t.) To bring to
notice,
deliver,
or
execute,
either
actually
or
constructively,
in such
manner
as the law
requires;
as, to serve a
summons..
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Mole
::
Mole (n.) A mound or
massive
work
formed
of
masonry
or large
stones,
etc., laid in the sea, often
extended
either
in a right line or an arc of a
circle
before
a port which it
serves
to
defend
from the
violence
of the
waves,
thus
protecting
ships in a
harbor;
also,
sometimes,
the
harbor
itself..
Steal
::
Steal (v. t.) To
accomplish
in a
concealed
or
unobserved
manner;
to try to carry out
secretly;
as, to steal a
look..
Reverence
::
Reverence
(n.) That which
deserves
or
exacts
manifestations
of
reverence;
reverend
character;
dignity;
state.
Shrub
::
Shrub (n.) A
liquor
composed
of
vegetable
acid,
especially
lemon
juice,
and
sugar,
with
spirit
to
preserve
it..
Indication
::
Indication
(n.) Any
symptom
or
occurrence
in a
disease,
which
serves
to
direct
to
suitable
remedies..
Dragoon
::
Dragoon
(n.)
Formerly,
a
soldier
who was
taught
and armed to serve
either
on
horseback
or on foot; now, a
mounted
soldier;
a
cavalry
man..
Hysteresis
::
Hysteresis
(n.) A
lagging
or
retardation
of the
effect,
when the
forces
acting
upon a body are
changed,
as if from
velocity
or
internal
friction;
a
temporary
resistance
to
change
from a
condition
previously
induced,
observed
in
magnetism,
thermoelectricity,
etc., on
reversal
of
polarity..
Enlistment
::
Enlistment
(n.) The act or
enlisting,
or the state of being
enlisted;
voluntary
enrollment
to serve as a
soldier
or a
sailor..
Brook
::
Brook (v. t.) To
deserve;
to earn.
Unreserve
::
Unreserve
(n.)
Absence
of
reverse;
frankness;
freedom
of
communication.
Coyly
::
Coyly
(adv.)
In a coy
manner;
with
reserve.
Contagion
::
Contagion
(n.) That which
serves
as a
medium
or
agency
to
transmit
disease;
a virus
produced
by, or
exhalation
proceeding
from, a
diseased
person,
and
capable
of
reproducing
the
disease..
Remembrance
::
Remembrance
(n.) That which
serves
to keep in or bring to mind; a
memorial;
a
token;
a
memento;
a
souvenir;
a
memorandum
or note of
something
to be
remembered.
Famulate
::
Famulate
(v. i.) To
serve.
Disserve
::
Disserve
(v. t.) To fail to
serve;
to do
injury
or
mischief
to; to
damage;
to hurt; to harm.
Proprietary
::
Proprietary
(n.) A monk who had
reserved
goods and
effects
to
himself,
notwithstanding
his
renunciation
of all at the time of
profession..
Sacrament
::
Sacrament
(n.) One of the
solemn
religious
ordinances
enjoined
by
Christ,
the head of the
Christian
church,
to be
observed
by his
followers;
hence,
specifically,
the
eucharist;
the
Lord's
Supper..
Unionistic
::
Unionistic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to union or
unionists;
tending
to
promote
or
preserve
union.
Covenant
::
Covenant
(n.) An
agreement
made by the
Scottish
Parliament
in 1638, and by the
English
Parliament
in 1643, to
preserve
the
reformed
religion
in
Scotland,
and to
extirpate
popery
and
prelacy;
--
usually
called
the
Solemn
League
and
Covenant..
Attitude
::
Attitude
(n.) The
posture
or
position
of a
person
or an
animal,
or the
manner
in which the parts of his body are
disposed;
position
assumed
or
studied
to serve a
purpose;
as, a
threatening
attitude;
an
attitude
of
entreaty..
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