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Definition of strict
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Strickless
(n.) See
Strickle.
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Territorial
::
Territorial
(a.)
Limited
to a
certain
district;
as, right may be
personal
or
territorial..
Income
::
Income
(n.) That which is taken into the body as food; the
ingesta;
--
sometimes
restricted
to the
nutritive,
or
digestible,
portion
of the food. See Food.
Opposed
to
output..
Quarter
::
Quarter
(v. t.) A
division
of a town, city, or
county;
a
particular
district;
a
locality;
as, the Latin
quarter
in
Paris..
Restricted
::
Restricted
(imp. & p. p.) of
Restric.
Limited
::
Limited
(a.)
Confined
within
limits;
narrow;
circumscribed;
restricted;
as, our views of
nature
are very
limited..
Marshal
::
Marshal
(n.) A
ministerial
officer,
appointed
for each
judicial
district
of the
United
States,
to
execute
the
process
of the
courts
of the
United
States,
and
perform
various
duties,
similar
to those of a
sheriff.
The name is also
sometimes
applied
to
certain
police
officers
of a
city..
Derogate
::
Derogate
(v. t.) To annul in part; to
repeal
partly;
to
restrict;
to limit the
action
of; -- said of a law.
Umpire
::
Umpire
(n.) A
person
to whose sole
decision
a
controversy
or
question
between
parties
is
referred;
especially,
one
chosen
to see that the rules of a game, as
cricket,
baseball,
or the like, are
strictly
observed..
Strangulated
::
Strangulated
(a.)
Having
the
circulation
stopped
by
compression;
attended
with
arrest
or
obstruction
of
circulation,
caused
by
constriction
or
compression;
as, a
strangulated
hernia..
Essence
::
Essence
(n.) The
predominant
qualities
or
virtues
of a plant or drug,
extracted
and
refined
from
grosser
matter;
or, more
strictly,
the
solution
in
spirits
of wine of a
volatile
or
essential
oil; as, the
essence
of mint, and the
like..
Register
::
Register
(n.) A
record
containing
a list and
description
of the
merchant
vessels
belonging
to a port or
customs
district.
Boa Constrictor
::
Boa
constrictor
() A large and
powerful
serpent
of
tropical
America,
sometimes
twenty
or
thirty
feet long. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Textuary
::
Textuary
(n.) One who
adheres
strictly
or
rigidly
to the text.
Strictured
::
Stricture
(n.) A
localized
morbid
contraction
of any
passage
of the body. Cf.
Organic
stricture,
and
Spasmodic
stricture,
under
Organic,
and
Spasmodic..
Constrictor
::
Constrictor
(n.) A
muscle
which
contracts
or
closes
an
orifice,
or which
compresses
an
organ;
a
sphincter..
Sanjak
::
Sanjak
(n.) A
district
or a
subvision
of a
vilayet.
Strict
::
Strict
(a.)
Exact;
accurate;
precise;
rigorously
nice; as, to keep
strict
watch;
to pay
strict
attention..
Limiter
::
Limiter
(n.) A friar
licensed
to beg
within
certain
bounds,
or whose duty was
limited
to a
certain
district..
Gallicanism
::
Gallicanism
(n.) The
principles,
tendencies,
or
action
of
those,
within
the Roman
Catholic
Church
in
France,
who (esp. in 1682)
sought
to
restrict
the papal
authority
in that
country
and
increase
the power of the
national
church..
Regulate
::
Regulate
(v. t.) To
adjust
by rule,
method,
or
established
mode; to
direct
by rule or
restriction;
to
subject
to
governing
principles
or
laws..
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