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Definition of serve
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Serve (v. i.) To be a
servant
or a
slave;
to be
employed
in labor or other
business
for
another;
to be in
subjection
or
bondage;
to
render
menial
service.
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Lo
::
Lo
(interj.)
Look; see;
behold;
observe.
Kumquat
::
Kumquat
(n.) A small tree of the genus
Citrus
(C.
Japonica)
growing
in China and
Japan;
also, its small acid,
orange-colored
fruit used for
preserves..
Colligation
::
Colligation
(n.) That
process
by which a
number
of
isolated
facts are
brought
under one
conception,
or
summed
up in a
general
proposition,
as when
Kepler
discovered
that the
various
observed
positions
of the
planet
Mars were
points
in an
ellipse..
Record
::
Record
(v. t.) That which
serves
to
perpetuate
a
knowledge
of acts or
events;
a
monument;
a
memorial.
Ssociable
::
SSociable
(a.) Ready to
converse;
inclined
to talk with
others;
not
taciturn
or
reserved.
Tamarind
::
Tamarind
(n.) One of the
preserved
seed pods of the
tamarind,
which
contain
an acid pulp, and are used
medicinally
and for
preparing
a
pleasant
drink..
Demerit
::
Demerit
(v. i.) To
deserve
praise
or
blame.
Apprentice
::
Apprentice
(n.) One who is bound by
indentures
or by legal
agreement
to serve a
mechanic,
or other
person,
for a
certain
time, with a view to learn the art, or
trade,
in which his
master
is bound to
instruct
him..
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To
observe;
to
adhere
to; to
fulfill;
not to
swerve
from or
violate;
to
practice
or
perform,
as duty; not to
neglect;
to be
faithful
to..
Morally
::
Morally
(adv.)
In a
manner
calculated
to serve as the basis of
action;
according
to the usual
course
of
things
and human
judgment;
according
to
reason
and
probability.
Fuel
::
Fuel (n.)
Anything
that
serves
to feed or
increase
passion
or
excitement.
Open
::
Open (a.)
Without
reserve
or false
pretense;
sincere;
characterized
by
sincerity;
unfeigned;
frank;
also,
generous;
liberal;
bounteous;
--
applied
to
personal
appearance,
or
character,
and to the
expression
of
thought
and
feeling,
etc..
Respectability
::
Respectability
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
respectable;
the state or
quality
which
deserves
or
commands
respect.
Model
::
Model (n.)
Something
intended
to
serve,
or that may
serve,
as a
pattern
of
something
to be made; a
material
representation
or
embodiment
of an
ideal;
sometimes,
a
drawing;
a plan; as, the clay model of a
sculpture;
the
inventor's
model of a
machine..
Ashlering
::
Ashlering
(n.)
Ashlar
when in thin slabs and made to serve
merely
as a case to the body of the wall.
Pitch
::
Pitch (n.) A
thick,
black,
lustrous,
and
sticky
substance
obtained
by
boiling
down tar. It is used in
calking
the seams of
ships;
also in
coating
rope,
canvas,
wood,
ironwork,
etc., to
preserve
them..
Jar
::
"Jar (n.) The
measure
of what is
contained
in a jar; as, a jar of oil; a jar of
preserves..
Bathybius
::
Bathybius
(n.) A name given by Prof.
Huxley
to a
gelatinous
substance
found in mud
dredged
from the
Atlantic
and
preserved
in
alcohol.
He
supposed
that it was free
living
protoplasm,
covering
a large part of the ocean bed. It is now known that the
substance
is of
chemical,
not of
organic,
origin..
Foil
::
Foil (n.)
Anything
that
serves
by
contrast
of color or
quality
to adorn or set off
another
thing to
advantage.
Plumply
::
Plumply
(adv.)
Fully;
roundly;
plainly;
without
reserve.
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