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Definition of bind
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Bind (v. t.) To bring (any one) under
definite
legal
obligations;
esp. under the
obligation
of a bond or
covenant.
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Woolding
::
Woolding
(n.) A rope used for
binding
masts and
spars.
Board
::
Board (n.) Paper made thick and stiff like a
board,
for book
covers,
etc.;
pasteboard;
as, to bind a book in
boards..
Subscribe
::
Subscribe
(v. t.) To sign with one's own hand; to give
consent
to, as
something
written,
or to bind one's self to the terms of, by
writing
one's name
beneath;
as,
parties
subscribe
a
covenant
or
contract;
a man
subscribes
a
bond..
Unbind
::
Unbind
(v. t.) To
remove
a band from; to set free from
shackles
or
fastenings;
to
unite;
to
unfasten;
to
loose;
as,
unbind
your
fillets;
to
unbind
a
prisoner's
arms; to
unbind
a
load..
Innodate
::
Innodate
(v. t.) To bind up,as in a knot; to
include..
Strap
::
Strap (v. t.) To
fasten
or bind with a
strap.
Post-obit Bond
::
Post-obit
bond () A bond in which the
obligor,
in
consideration
of
having
received
a
certain
sum of
money,
binds
himself
to pay a
larger
sum, on
unusual
interest,
on the death of some
specified
individual
from whom he has
expectations..
Roxburgh
::
Roxburgh
(n.) A style of
bookbinding
in which the back is plain
leather,
the sides paper or
cloth,
the top
gilt-edged,
but the front and
bottom
left
uncut..
Gird
::
Gird (v. t.) To
encircle
or bind with any
flexible
band.
Sheaf
::
Sheaf (v. i.) To
collect
and bind cut
grain,
or the like; to make
sheaves..
Fillet
::
Fillet
(v. t.) To bind,
furnish,
or adorn with a
fillet..
Oblige
::
Oblige
(v. t.) To bind by some favor
rendered;
to place under a debt;
hence,
to do a favor to; to
please;
to
gratify;
to
accommodate..
Hamshackle
::
Hamshackle
(v. t.) To
fasten
(an
animal)
by a rope
binding
the head to one of the fore legs; as, to
hamshackle
a horse or cow;
hence,
to bind or
restrain;
to
curb..
Girdle
::
Girdle
(v. t.) To bind with a belt or sash; to gird.
Vitiate
::
Vitiate
(v. t.) To cause to fail of
effect,
either
wholly
or in part; to make void; to
destroy,
as the
validity
or
binding
force of an
instrument
or
transaction;
to
annul;
as, any undue
influence
exerted
on a jury
vitiates
their
verdict;
fraud
vitiates
a
contract..
Sway-backed
::
Sway (n.) A
switch
or rod used by
thatchers
to bind their work.
Indent
::
Indent
(v. t.) To bind out by
indenture
or
contract;
to
indenture;
to
apprentice;
as, to
indent
a young man to a
shoemaker;
to
indent
a
servant..
Wage
::
Wage (v. i.) To bind one's self; to
engage.
Enfranchise
::
Enfranchise
(v. t.) To set free; to
liberate
from
slavery,
prison,
or any
binding
power..
Vincture
::
Vincture
(n.) A
binding.
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