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Definition of support
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 support is as below...
Support
(n.) The act,
state,
or
operation
of
supporting,
upholding,
or
sustaining..
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Candlestick
::
Candlestick
(n.) An
instrument
or
utensil
for
supporting
a
candle.
Stipendless
::
Stipendiate
(v. t.) To
provide
with a
stipend,
or
salary;
to
support;
to pay..
Rat
::
Rat (n.) A round and
tapering
mass of hair, or
similar
material,
used by women to
support
the puffs and rolls of their
natural
hair..
Confederation
::
Confederation
(n.) The act of
confederating;
a
league;
a
compact
for
mutual
support;
alliance,
particularly
of
princes,
nations,
or
states..
Heelspur
::
Heelspur
(n.) A
slender
bony or
cartilaginous
process
developed
from the heel bone of bats. It helps to
support
the wing
membranes.
See
Illust.
of
Cheiropter.
Rib
::
Rib (n.) One of the
timbers,
or bars of iron or
steel,
that
branch
outward
and
upward
from the keel, to
support
the skin or
planking,
and give shape and
strength
to the
vessel..
Stackyard
::
Stackstand
(n.) A
staging
for
supporting
a stack of hay or
grain;
a
rickstand.
Foundationer
::
Foundationer
(n.) One who
derives
support
from the funds or
foundation
of a
college
or
school.
Second
::
Second
(a.) To
follow
or
attend
for the
purpose
of
assisting;
to
support;
to back; to act as the
second
of; to
assist;
to
forward;
to
encourage.
Float
::
Float (v. i.) The cork or quill used in
angling,
to
support
the bait line, and
indicate
the bite of a
fish..
Dicynodont
::
Dicynodont
(n.) One of a group of
extinct
reptiles
having
the jaws armed with a horny beak, as in
turtles,
and in the genus
Dicynodon,
supporting
also a pair of
powerful
tusks.
Their
remains
are found in
triassic
strata
of South
Africa
and
India..
Pleadings
::
Pleadings
(n. pl.) The
mutual
pleas and
replies
of the
plaintiff
and
defendant,
or
written
statements
of the
parties
in
support
of their
claims,
proceeding
from the
declaration
of the
plaintiff,
until issue is
joined,
and the
question
made to rest on some
single
point..
Fid
::
Fid (n.) A
square
bar of wood or iron, used to
support
the
topmast,
being
passed
through
a hole or
mortise
at its heel, and
resting
on the
trestle
trees..
Peduncle
::
Peduncle
(n.) The stem or stalk that
supports
the
flower
or fruit of a
plant,
or a
cluster
of
flowers
or
fruits..
Pantisocratist
::
Pantisocratist
(n.) One who
favors
or
supports
the
theory
of a
pantisocracy.
Beak
::
Beak (n.) That part of a ship,
before
the
forecastle,
which is
fastened
to the stem, and
supported
by the main
knee..
Rest
::
Rest (n.) That on which
anything
rests or leans for
support;
as, a rest in a
lathe,
for
supporting
the
cutting
tool or
steadying
the
work..
Independent
::
Independent
(n.) One who does not
acknowledge
an
obligation
to
support
a
party's
candidate
under all
circumstances;
one who
exercises
liberty
in
voting.
Napoleonist
::
Napoleonist
(n.) A
supporter
of the
dynasty
of the
Napoleons.
Plea
::
Plea (n.) That which is
alleged
by a party in
support
of his
cause;
in a
stricter
sense,
an
allegation
of fact in a
cause,
as
distinguished
from a
demurrer;
in a still more
limited
sense,
and in
modern
practice,
the
defendant's
answer
to the
plaintiff's
declaration
and
demand.
That which the
plaintiff
alleges
in his
declaration
is
answered
and
repelled
or
justified
by the
defendant's
plea. In
chancery
practice,
a plea is a
special
answer
showing
or
relying
upon one or more
things
as a cause why
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