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Definition of strict
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 strict is as below...
Strict
(a.)
Exact;
accurate;
precise;
rigorously
nice; as, to keep
strict
watch;
to pay
strict
attention..
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Strait-laced
::
Strait-laced
(a.)
Restricted;
stiff;
constrained.
Zygodactylae
::
Zygodactylae
(n. pl.) The
zygodactylous
birds.
In a
restricted
sense
applied
to a
division
of birds which
includes
the
barbets,
toucans,
honey
guides,
and other
related
birds..
Bishopric
::
Bishopric
(n.) A
diocese;
the
district
over which the
jurisdiction
of a
bishop
extends.
Federal
::
Federal
(a.)
Composed
of
states
or
districts
which
retain
only a
subordinate
and
limited
sovereignty,
as the Union of the
United
States,
or the
Sonderbund
of
Switzerland..
Staple
::
Staple
(n.) A
district
granted
to an
abbey.
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..
Hidebound
::
Hidebound
(a.)
Having
the bark so close and
constricting
that it
impedes
the
growth;
-- said of
trees.
Credit Mobilier
::
Credit
mobilier
() A joint stock
company,
formed
for
general
banking
business,
or for the
construction
of
public
works,
by means of loans on
personal
estate,
after the
manner
of the
credit
foncier
on real
estate.
In
practice,
however,
this
distinction
has not been
strictly
observed..
Requisition
::
Requisition
(v. t.) To make a
reqisition
on or for; as, to
requisition
a
district
for
forage;
to
requisition
troops..
Soken
::
Soken (n.) A
district
held by
socage.
Lungoor
::
Lungoor
(n.) A
long-tailed
monkey
(Semnopithecus
schislaceus),
from the
mountainous
districts
of
India..
Canvass
::
Canvass
(n.) To sift; to
strain;
to
examine
thoroughly;
to
scrutinize;
as, to
canvass
the votes cast at an
election;
to
canvass
a
district
with
reference
to its
probable
vote..
Rajah
::
Rajah (a.) A
native
prince
or king; also, a
landholder
or
person
of
importance
in the
agricultural
districts..
Increment
::
Increment
(n.) An
amplification
without
strict
climax,.
Diocese
::
Diocese
(n.) The
circuit
or
extent
of a
bishop's
jurisdiction;
the
district
in which a
bishop
exercises
his
ecclesiastical
authority.
Patrol
::
Patrol
(v. i.) Any
perambulation
of a
particular
line or
district
to guard it; also, the men thus
guarding;
as, a
customs
patrol;
a fire
patrol..
Sucker
::
Sucken
(n.) The
jurisdiction
of a mill, or that
extent
of
ground
astricted
to it, the
tenants
of which are bound to bring their grain
thither
to be
ground..
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..
Francolin
::
Francolin
(n.) A
spurred
partidge
of the genus
Francolinus
and
allied
genera,
of Asia and
Africa.
The
common
species
(F.
vulgaris)
was
formerly
common
in
southern
Europe,
but is now
nearly
restricted
to
Asia..
Glenlivet
::
Glenlivet
(n.) A kind of
Scotch
whisky,
named from the
district
in which it was first
made..
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