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Definition of treat
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 treat is as below...
Treat (n.) That which
affords
entertainment;
a
gratification;
a
satisfaction;
as, the
concert
was a rich
treat..
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Mediation
::
Mediation
(a.)
Hence,
specifically,
agency
between
parties
at
variance,
with a view to
reconcile
them;
entreaty
for
another;
intercession..
Arsenicate
::
Arsenicate
(v. t.) To
combine
with
arsenic;
to treat or
impregnate
with
arsenic.
Counterirritate
::
Counterirritate
(v. t.) To
produce
counter
irritation
in; to treat with one
morbid
process
for the
purpose
of
curing
another.
Statutable
::
Status
quo () The state in which
anything
is
already.
The
phrase
is also used
retrospectively,
as when, on a
treaty
of
place,
matters
return
to the
status
quo ante
bellum,
or are left in statu quo ante
bellum,
i.e., the state (or, in the
state)
before
the war..
Huff
::
Huff (v. t.) To treat with
insolence
and
arrogance;
to chide or
rebuke
with
insolence;
to
hector;
to
bully.
Dandle
::
Dandle
(v. t.) To treat with
fondness,
as if a
child;
to
fondle;
to toy with; to pet..
Saucy
::
Saucy
(superl.)
Showing
impertinent
boldness
or
pertness;
transgressing
the rules of
decorum;
treating
superiors
with
contempt;
impudent;
insolent;
as, a saucy
fellow..
Tribute
::
Tribute
(n.) An
annual
or
stated
sum of money or other
valuable
thing,
paid by one ruler or
nation
to
another,
either
as an
acknowledgment
of
submission,
or as the price of peace and
protection,
or by
virtue
of some
treaty;
as, the
Romans
made their
conquered
countries
pay
tribute..
Orchidology
::
Orchidology
(n.) The
branch
of
botany
which
treats
of
orchids.
Testaceography
::
Testaceography
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of
testaceans,
or
shellfish;
the
description
of
shellfish..
Salep
::
Salep (n.) The dried
tubers
of
various
species
of
Orchis,
and
Eulophia.
It is used to make a
nutritious
beverage
by
treating
the
powdered
preparation
with hot
water..
Bituminate
::
Bituminate
(v. t.) To treat or
impregnate
with
bitumen;
to
cement
with
bitumen.
Discourse
::
Discourse
(v. i.) To treat of
something
in
writing
and
formally.
Arachnology
::
Arachnology
(n.) The
department
of
zoology
which
treats
of
spiders
and other
Arachnida.
Treat
::
Treat (v. t.) To care for
medicinally
or
surgically;
to
manage
in the use of
remedies
or
appliances;
as, to treat a
disease,
a
wound,
or a
patient..
Contraband
::
Contraband
(a.)
Prohibited
or
excluded
by law or
treaty;
forbidden;
as,
contraband
goods,
or
trade..
Dispark
::
Dispark
(v. t.) To throw (a park or
inclosure);
to treat (a
private
park) as a
common.
Energetics
::
Energetics
(n.) That
branch
of
science
which
treats
of the laws
governing
the
physical
or
mechanical,
in
distinction
from the
vital,
forces,
and which
comprehends
the
consideration
and
general
investigation
of the whole range of the
forces
concerned
in
physical
phenomena..
Aretology
::
Aretology
(n.) That part of moral
philosophy
which
treats
of
virtue,
its
nature,
and the means of
attaining
to it..
Retreat
::
Retreat
(n.) The
retiring
of an army or body of men from the face of an
enemy,
or from any
ground
occupied
to a
greater
distance
from the
enemy,
or from an
advanced
position..
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