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Definition of take
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Take (n.) That which is
taken;
especially,
the
quantity
of fish
captured
at one haul or
catch..
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Surveyorship
::
Surveyor
(n.) In the
United
States,
an
officer
whose
duties
include
the
various
measures
to be taken for
ascertaining
the
quantity,
condition,
and value of
merchandise
brought
into a
port..
Trou-de-loup
::
Trou-de-loup
(n.) A pit in the form of an
inverted
cone or
pyramid,
constructed
as an
obstacle
to the
approach
of an
enemy,
and
having
a
pointed
stake in the
middle.
The pits are
called
also
trapholes..
Slake
::
Slake (a.) To mix with
water,
so that a true
chemical
combination
shall take
place;
to
slack;
as, to slake
lime..
Belated
::
Belated
(a.)
Delayed
beyond
the usual time; too late;
overtaken
by
night;
benighted.
Climacteric
::
Climacteric
(n.) A
period
in human life in which some great
change
is
supposed
to take place in the
constitution.
The
critical
periods
are
thought
by some to be the years
produced
by
multiplying
7 into the odd
numbers
3, 5, 7, and 9; to which
others
add the 81st
year..
Unlade
::
Unlade
(v. t.) To take the load from; to take out the cargo of; as, to
unlade
a ship or a
wagon..
Misprint
::
Misprint
(n.) A
mistake
in
printing;
a
deviation
from the copy; as, a book full of
misprints..
Feast
::
Feast (n.) A
festive
or
joyous
meal; a
grand,
ceremonious,
or
sumptuous
entertainment,
of which many
guests
partake;
a
banquet
characterized
by
tempting
variety
and
abundance
of
food..
Craft
::
Craft (n.) Those
engaged
in any
trade,
taken
collectively;
a
guild;
as, the craft of
ironmongers..
Swiller
::
Swill (n.) Large
draughts
of
liquor;
drink taken in
excessive
quantities.
Stop
::
Stop (n.) A
member,
plain or
molded,
formed
of a
separate
piece and fixed to a jamb,
against
which a door or
window
shuts.
This takes the
place,
or
answers
the
purpose,
of a
rebate.
Also, a pin or block to
prevent
a
drawer
from
sliding
too far..
Agistor
::
Agistor
(n.) Now, one who
agists
or takes in
cattle
to
pasture
at a
certain
rate; a
pasturer..
Water
::
Water (v. i.) To get or take in
water;
as, the ship put into port to
water..
Jeofail
::
"Jeofail
(n.) An
oversight
in
pleading,
or the
acknowledgment
of a
mistake
or
oversight..
Whip
::
Whip (v. t.) A call made upon
members
of a
Parliament
party to be in their
places
at a given time, as when a vote is to be
taken..
Agistor
::
Agistor
(n.)
Formerly,
an
officer
of the
king's
forest,
who had the care of
cattle
agisted,
and
collected
the money for the same; -- hence
called
gisttaker,
which in
England
is
corrupted
into
guest-taker..
Spoon
::
Spoon (v. t.) To take up in, or as in, a
spoon..
Unsay
::
Unsay (v. t.) To
recant
or
recall,
as what has been said; to
refract;
to take back
again;
to make as if not
said..
Alestake
::
Alestake
(n.) A stake or pole
projecting
from, or set up
before,
an
alehouse,
as a sign; an
alepole.
At the end was
commonly
suspended
a
garland,
a bunch of
leaves,
or a
bush..
Baggager
::
Baggager
(n.) One who takes care of
baggage;
a camp
follower.
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