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Definition of service
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Service
(n.)
Useful
office;
advantage
conferred;
that which
promotes
interest
or
happiness;
benefit;
avail.
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Manual
::
Manual
(a.) A small book, such as may be
carried
in the hand, or
conveniently
handled;
a
handbook;
specifically,
the
service
book of the Roman
Catholic
Church..
Clerk
::
Clerk (n.) A
parish
officer,
being a
layman
who leads in
reading
the
responses
of the
Episcopal
church
service,
and
otherwise
assists
in it..
Maniple
::
Maniple
(a.)
Originally,
a
napkin;
later,
an
ornamental
band or scarf worn upon the left arm as a part of the
vestments
of a
priest
in the Roman
Catholic
Church.
It is
sometimes
worn in the
English
Church
service..
Matross
::
Matross
(n.)
Formerly,
in the
British
service,
a
gunner
or a
gunner's
mate; one of the
soldiers
in a train of
artillery,
who
assisted
the
gunners
in
loading,
firing,
and
sponging
the
guns..
Hire
::
Hire (n.) The
price,
reward,
or
compensation
paid, or
contracted
to be paid, for the
temporary
use of a thing or a
place,
for
personal
service,
or for
labor;
wages;
rent; pay..
Slack
::
Slack
(superl.)
Remiss;
backward;
not using due
diligence
or care; not
earnest
or
eager;
as, slack in duty or
service..
Rubric
::
Rubric
(n.) The
directions
and rules for the
conduct
of
service,
formerly
written
or
printed
in red;
hence,
also, an
ecclesiastical
or
episcopal
injunction;
--
usually
in the
plural..
Disposable
::
Disposable
(a.)
Subject
to
disposal;
free to be used or
employed
as
occasion
may
require;
not
assigned
to any
service
or use.
Merit
::
Merit (n.) To earn by
service
or
performance;
to have a right to claim as
reward;
to
deserve;
sometimes,
to
deserve
in a bad
sense;
as, to merit
punishment..
Superannuate
::
Superannuate
(v. t.) To give a
pension
to, on
account
of old age or other
infirmity;
to cause to
retire
from
service
on a
pension..
Desertion
::
Desertion
(n.) The act of
deserting
or
forsaking;
abandonment
of a
service,
a
cause,
a
party,
a
friend,
or any post of duty; the
quitting
of one's
duties
willfully
and
without
right;
esp., an
absconding
from
military
or naval
service..
Terrier
::
Terrier
(n.)
Formerly,
a
collection
of
acknowledgments
of the
vassals
or
tenants
of a
lordship,
containing
the rents and
services
they owed to the lord, and the
like..
Service
::
Service
(n.) The act of
serving;
the
occupation
of a
servant;
the
performance
of labor for the
benefit
of
another,
or at
another's
command;
attendance
of an
inferior,
hired
helper,
slave,
etc., on a
superior,
employer,
master,
or the like; also,
spiritual
obedience
and
love..
Arm
::
Arm (n.) A
branch
of the
military
service;
as, the
cavalry
arm was made
efficient..
Sail
::
Sail (n.) An
extent
of
canvas
or other
fabric
by means of which the wind is made
serviceable
as a power for
propelling
vessels
through
the
water.
Dessert
::
Dessert
(n.) A
service
of
pastry,
fruits,
or
sweetmeats,
at the close of a feast or
entertainment;
pastry,
fruits,
etc.,
forming
the last
course
at
dinner..
Sinecure
::
Sinecure
(n.) Any
office
or
position
which
requires
or
involves
little
or no
responsibility,
labor,
or
active
service..
Hackney
::
Hackney
(v. t.) To
devote
to
common
or
frequent
use, as a horse or
carriage;
to wear out in
common
service;
to make trite or
commonplace;
as, a
hackneyed
metaphor
or
quotation..
Manrent
::
Manrent
(n.)
Homage
or
service
rendered
to a
superior,
as to a lord;
vassalage..
Ewry
::
Ewry (n.) An
office
or place of
household
service
where the ewers were
formerly
kept.
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