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Definition of vacant
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Vacant
(a.)
Abandoned;
having
no heir,
possessor,
claimant,
or
occupier;
as, a
vacant
estate..
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Vacant
::
Vacant
(a.)
Deprived
of
contents;
not
filled;
empty;
as, a
vacant
room..
Vacant
::
Vacant
(a.) Empty of
thought;
thoughtless;
not
occupied
with study or
reflection;
as, a
vacant
mind..
Supply
::
Supply
(n.) A
person
who fills a place for a time; one who
supplies
the place of
another;
a
substitute;
esp., a
clergyman
who
supplies
a
vacant
pulpit..
Vacant
::
Vacant
(a.)
Abandoned;
having
no heir,
possessor,
claimant,
or
occupier;
as, a
vacant
estate..
Gap
::
Gap (n.) An
opening
in
anything
made by
breaking
or
parting;
as, a gap in a
fence;
an
opening
for a
passage
or
entrance;
an
opening
which
implies
a
breach
or
defect;
a
vacant
space or time; a
hiatus;
a
mountain
pass..
Vacancy
::
Vacancy
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
vacant;
emptiness;
hence,
freedom
from
employment;
intermission;
leisure;
idleness;
listlessness..
Vacant
::
Vacant
(a.)
Unengaged
with
business
or care;
unemployed;
unoccupied;
disengaged;
free; as,
vacant
hours..
Commendam
::
Commendam
(n.) A
vacant
living
or
benefice
commended
to a
cleric
(usually
a
bishop)
who
enjoyed
the
revenue
until a
pastor
was
provided.
A
living
so held was said to be held in
commendam.
The
practice
was
abolished
by law in 1836.
Mandate
::
Mandate
(n.) A
rescript
of the pope,
commanding
an
ordinary
collator
to put the
person
therein
named in
possession
of the first
vacant
benefice
in his
collation..
Enthrone
::
Enthrone
(v. t.) To
induct,
as a
bishop,
into the
powers
and
privileges
of a
vacant
see..
Stroam
::
Stroam
(v. i.) To
wander
about idly and
vacantly.
Leisure
::
Leisure
(n.)
Freedom
from
occupation
or
business;
vacant
time; time free from
employment.
Lacuna
::
Lacuna
(n.) A small
opening;
a small
depression
or
cavity;
a
space,
as a
vacant
space
between
the cells of
plants,
or one of the
spaces
left among the
tissues
of the lower
animals,
which serve in place of
vessels
for the
circulation
of the body
fluids,
or the
cavity
or sac,
usually
of very small size, in a
mucous
membrane..
Vacant
::
Vacant
(a.) Not
filled
or
occupied
by an
incumbent,
possessor,
or
officer;
as, a
vacant
throne;
a
vacant
parish..
Empty
::
Empty (v. t.) To
deprive
of the
contents;
to
exhaust;
to make void or
destitute;
to make
vacant;
to pour out; to
discharge;
as, to empty a
vessel;
to empty a well or a
cistern..
Supply
::
Supply
(v. t.) To fill
temporarily;
to serve as
substitute
for
another
in, as a
vacant
place or
office;
to
occupy;
to have
possession
of; as, to
supply
a
pulpit..
Provision
::
Provision
(n.) A
nomination
by the pope to a
benefice
before
it
became
vacant,
depriving
the
patron
of his right of
presentation..
Full
::
Full
(Compar.)
Filled
up,
having
within
its
limits
all that it can
contain;
supplied;
not empty or
vacant;
-- said
primarily
of
hollow
vessels,
and hence of
anything
else; as, a cup full of
water;
a house full of
people..
Blank
::
Blank (a.)
Lacking
animation
and
intelligence,
or their
associated
characteristics,
as
expression
of face, look, etc.;
expressionless;
vacant..
Advowson
::
Advowson
(n.) The right of
presenting
to a
vacant
benefice
or
living
in the
church.
[Originally,
the
relation
of a
patron
(advocatus)
or
protector
of a
benefice,
and thus
privileged
to
nominate
or
present
to it.].
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