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Definition of set
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Set (v. t.) To point out the seat or
position
of, as
birds,
or other game; -- said of
hunting
dogs..
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Bush
::
Bush (v. t.) To set
bushes
for; to
support
with
bushes;
as, to bush
peas..
Cleavers
::
Cleavers
(n.) A
species
of
Galium
(G.
Aparine),
having
a fruit set with
hooked
bristles,
which
adhere
to
whatever
they come in
contact
with; --
called
also, goose
grass,
catchweed,
etc..
Even
::
Even (v. t.) To set
right;
to
complete.
Sole
::
Sole (n.) Any one of
several
American
flounders
somewhat
resembling
the true sole in form or
quality,
as the
California
sole
(Lepidopsetta
bilineata),
the
long-finned
sole
(Glyptocephalus
zachirus),
and other
species..
Unfix
::
Unfix (v. t.) To
loosen
from a
fastening;
to
detach
from
anything
that
holds;
to
unsettle;
as, to unfix a
bayonet;
to unfix the mind or
affections..
Exchange
::
Exchange
(n.) The
process
of
setting
accounts
or debts
between
parties
residing
at a
distance
from each
other,
without
the
intervention
of
money,
by
exchanging
orders
or
drafts,
called
bills of
exchange.
These may be drawn in one
country
and
payable
in
another,
in which case they are
called
foreign
bills;
or they may be drawn and made
payable
in the same
country,
in which case they are
called
inland
bills.
The term bill of
exchange
is often
abbreviated
into
exchange;
as, to buy or sell
exchange.
Recompensation
::
Recompensation
(n.) Used to
denote
a case where a
set-off
pleaded
by the
defendant
is met by a
set-off
pleaded
by the
plaintiff.
Settle
::
Settle
(v. i.) To sink to the
bottom;
to fall to the
bottom,
as dregs of a
liquid,
or the
sediment
of a
reserveir..
Residence
::
Residence
(n.) The place where one
resides;
an
abode;
a
dwelling
or
habitation;
esp., a
settled
or
permanent
home or
domicile..
Consecrate
::
Consecrate
(v. t.) To make, or
declare
to be,
sacred;
to
appropriate
to
sacred
uses; to set
apart,
dedicate,
or
devote,
to the
service
or
worship
of God; as, to
consecrate
a
church;
to give
(one's
self)
unreservedly,
as to the
service
of God..
Horsetail
::
Horsetail
(n.) A
Turkish
standard,
denoting
rank..
Overset
::
Overset
(v. t.) To turn or tip
(anything)
over from an
upright,
or a
proper,
position
so that it lies upon its side or
bottom
upwards;
to
upset;
as, to
overset
a
chair,
a
coach,
a ship, or a
building..
Mangonize
::
Mangonize
(v. t.) To
furbish
up for sale; to set off to
advantage.
Construct
::
Construct
(v. t.) To
devise;
to
invent;
to set in
order;
to
arrange;
as, to
construct
a
theory
of
ethics..
Premise
::
Premise
(n.) To set forth
beforehand,
or as
introductory
to the main
subject;
to offer
previously,
as
something
to
explain
or aid in
understanding
what
follows;
especially,
to lay down
premises
or first
propositions,
on which rest the
subsequent
reasonings..
Inset
::
Inset (n.) One or more
separate
leaves
inserted
in a
volume
before
binding;
as: (a) A
portion
of the
printed
sheet in
certain
sizes of books which is cut off
before
folding,
and set into the
middle
of the
folded
sheet to
complete
the
succession
of
paging;
-- also
called
offcut.
(b) A page or pages of
advertisements
inserted..
Vagous
::
Vagous
(a.)
Wandering;
unsettled.
Seposit
::
Seposit
(v. t.) To set
aside;
to give up.
Agate
::
Agate
(adv.)
On the way;
agoing;
as, to be
agate;
to set the bells
agate..
Seat
::
Seat (v. t.) To fix; to set firm.
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