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Definition of bind
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Bind (v. t.) To place under legal
obligation
to
serve;
to
indenture;
as, to bind an
apprentice;
--
sometimes
with out; as, bound out to
service..
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Adjure
::
Adjure
(v. t.) To
charge,
bind, or
command,
solemnly,
as if under oath, or under the
penalty
of a
curse;
to
appeal
to in the most
solemn
or
impressive
manner;
to
entreat
earnestly..
Ligate
::
Ligate
(v. t.) To tie with a
ligature;
to bind
around;
to
bandage.
Inbind
::
Inbind
(v. t.) To
inclose.
Bindery
::
Bindery
(n.) A place where
books,
or other
articles,
are
bound;
a
bookbinder's
establishment..
Binding
::
Binding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Bin.
Force
::
Force (n.) To put in
force;
to cause to be
executed;
to make
binding;
to
enforce.
Lymph
::
Lymph (n.) A
fibrinous
material
exuded
from the blood
vessels
in
inflammation.
In the
process
of
healing
it is
either
absorbed,
or is
converted
into
connective
tissue
binding
the
inflamed
surfaces
together..
Collate
::
Collate
(v. t.) To
gather
and place in
order,
as the
sheets
of a book for
binding..
Withe-rod
::
Withe-rod
(n.) A North
American
shrub
(Viburnum
nudum)
whose tough
osierlike
shoots
are
sometimes
used for
binding
sheaves.
Sheave
::
Sheave
(v. t.) To
gather
and bind into a sheaf or
sheaves;
hence,
to
collect..
Enlist
::
Enlist
(v. i.) To
enroll
and bind one's self for
military
or naval
service;
as, he
enlisted
in the
regular
army; the men
enlisted
for the war..
Term
::
Term (n.)
Propositions
or
promises,
as in
contracts,
which,
when
assented
to or
accepted
by
another,
settle
the
contract
and bind the
parties;
conditions..
Obligation
::
Obligation
(n.) That which
obligates
or
constrains;
the
binding
power of a
promise,
contract,
oath, or vow, or of law; that which
constitutes
legal or moral
duty..
Urith
::
Urith (n.) The
bindings
of a
hedge.
Wattling
::
Wattling
(n.) The act or
process
of
binding
or
platting
with
twigs;
also, the
network
so
formed..
Promise
::
Promise
(a.) In
general,
a
declaration,
written
or
verbal,
made by one
person
to
another,
which binds the
person
who makes it to do, or to
forbear
to do, a
specified
act; a
declaration
which gives to the
person
to whom it is made a right to
expect
or to claim the
performance
or
forbearance
of a
specified
act..
Bracer
::
Bracer
(n.) That which
braces,
binds,
or makes firm; a band or
bandage..
Pinion
::
Pinion
(v. t.) To bind or
confine
the wings of; to
confine
by
binding
the
wings.
Bindheimite
::
Bindheimite
(n.) An
amorphous
antimonate
of lead,
produced
from the
alteration
of other ores, as from
jamesonite..
Keelson
::
Keelson
(n.) A piece of
timber
in a ship laid on the
middle
of the floor
timbers
over the keel, and
binding
the floor
timbers
to the keel; in iron
vessels,
a
structure
of
plates,
situated
like the
keelson
of a
timber
ship..
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