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Definition of take
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Take (n.) The
quantity
or copy given to a
compositor
at one time.
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Nestle
::
Nestle
(v. i.) To lie close and snug, as a bird in her nest; to
cuddle
up; to
settle,
as in a nest; to
harbor;
to take
shelter..
Renunciation
::
Renunciation
(n.)
Formal
declination
to take out
letters
of
administration,
or to
assume
an
office,
privilege,
or
right..
Literate
::
Literate
(n.) One
educated,
but not
having
taken a
university
degree;
especially,
such a
person
who is
prepared
to take holy
orders..
Confiscation
::
Confiscation
(n.) The act or
process
of
taking
property
or
condemning
it to be
taken,
as
forfeited
to the
public
use..
Sub-
::
Sub- () A
prefix
signifying
under,
below,
beneath,
and hence
often,
in an
inferior
position
or
degree,
in an
imperfect
or
partial
state,
as in
subscribe,
substruct,
subserve,
subject,
subordinate,
subacid,
subastringent,
subgranular,
suborn.
Sub- in Latin
compounds
often
becomes
sum-
before
m, sur
before
r, and
regularly
becomes
suc-, suf-, sug-, and sup-
before
c, f, g, and p
respectively.
Before
c, p, and t it
sometimes
takes form sus- (by the
dropping
of b from a
collateral
form,
subs-)..
Gut
::
Gut (v. t.) To take out the
bowels
from; to
eviscerate.
Interlocutor
::
Interlocutor
(n.) One who takes part in
dialogue
or
conversation;
a
talker,
interpreter,
or
questioner..
Usurer
::
Usurer
(n.) One who lends money and takes
interest
for it; a money
lender.
Wood
::
Wood (v. i.) To take or get a
supply
of wood.
Wapentake
::
Wapentake
(n.) In some
northern
counties
of
England,
a
division,
or
district,
answering
to the
hundred
in other
counties.
Yorkshire,
Lincolnshire,
and
Nottinghamshire
are
divided
into
wapentakes,
instead
of
hundreds..
Hydrosorbic
::
Hydrosorbic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid
obtained
from
sorbic
acid when this takes up
hydrogen;
as,
hydrosorbic
acid..
Mechanism
::
Mechanism
(n.) The
arrangement
or
relation
of the parts of a
machine;
the parts of a
machine,
taken
collectively;
the
arrangement
or
relation
of the parts of
anything
as
adapted
to
produce
an
effect;
as, the
mechanism
of a
watch;
the
mechanism
of a
sewing
machine;
the
mechanism
of a seed pod..
Go
::
Go (v. t.) To take, as a share in an
enterprise;
to
undertake
or
become
responsible
for; to bear a part in..
Undress
::
Undress
(v. t.) To take the
dressing,
or
covering,
from; as, to
undress
a
wound..
English
::
English
(n.) A twist or
spinning
motion
given to a ball in
striking
it that
influences
the
direction
it will take after
touching
a
cushion
or
another
ball.
Observe
::
Observe
(v. t.) To take
notice
of by
appropriate
conduct;
to
conform
one's
action
or
practice
to; to keep; to heed; to obey; to
comply
with; as, to
observe
rules or
commands;
to
observe
civility..
Unboot
::
Unboot
(v. t.) To take off the boots from.
Metastasis
::
Metastasis
(n.) The act or
process
by which
matter
is taken up by cells or
tissues
and is
transformed
into other
matter;
in
plants,
the act or
process
by which are
produced
all of those
chemical
changes
in the
constituents
of the plant which are not
accompanied
by a
production
of
organic
matter;
metabolism..
Stitch
::
Stitch
(v. i.) A space of work taken up, or gone over, in a
single
pass of the
needle;
hence,
by
extension,
any space
passed
over;
distance..
Promisor
::
Promisor
(n.) One who
engages
or
undertakes;
a
promiser.
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