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Definition of vantage
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Vantage
(n.) The first point after
deuce.
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Lure
::
Lure (n.) Any
enticement;
that which
invites
by the
prospect
of
advantage
or
pleasure;
a
decoy.
Handicap
::
Handicap
(v. t.) To
encumber
with a
handicap
in any
contest;
hence,
in
general,
to place at
disadvantage;
as, the
candidate
was
heavily
handicapped..
Best
::
Best
(superl.)
To the most
advantage;
with the most
success,
case,
profit,
benefit,
or
propriety..
Fluke
::
Fluke (n.) An
accidental
and
favorable
stroke
at
billiards
(called
a
scratch
in the
United
States);
hence,
any
accidental
or
unexpected
advantage;
as, he won by a
fluke..
Beneficiary
::
Beneficiary
(n.) One who
receives
anything
as a gift; one who
receives
a
benefit
or
advantage;
esp. one who
receives
help or
income
from an
educational
fund or a trust
estate.
Establish
::
Establish
(a.) To set up in
business;
to place
advantageously
in a fixed
condition;
-- used
reflexively;
as, he
established
himself
in a
place;
the enemy
established
themselves
in the
citadel..
Disadvantageable
::
Disadvantageable
(a.)
Injurious;
disadvantageous.
Foul
::
Foul
(superl.)
Not
favorable;
unpropitious;
not fair or
advantageous;
as, a foul wind; a foul road;
cloudy
or
rainy;
stormy;
not fair; -- said of the
weather,
sky, etc..
Pipe Laying
::
Pipe
laying
() The act or
method
of
making
combinations
for
personal
advantage
secretly
or
slyly;
-- in this
sense,
usually
written
as one
word..
By-interest
::
By-interest
(n.)
Self-interest;
private
advantage.
Ignorantism
::
Ignorantism
(n.) The
spirit
of those who extol the
advantage
to
ignorance;
obscuriantism.
Residuary
::
Residuary
(a.)
Consisting
of
residue;
as,
residuary
matter;
pertaining
to the
residue,
or part
remaining;
as, the
residuary
advantage
of an
estate..
Triumph
::
Triumph
(n.) To
celebrate
victory
with pomp; to
rejoice
over
success;
to exult in an
advantage
gained;
to
exhibit
exultation.
Serviceable
::
Serviceable
(a.) Doing
service;
promoting
happiness,
interest,
advantage,
or any good;
useful
to any end;
adapted
to any good end use;
beneficial;
advantageous..
Base
::
Base (n.) A place or tract of
country,
protected
by
fortifications,
or by
natural
advantages,
from which the
operations
of an army
proceed,
forward
movements
are made,
supplies
are
furnished,
etc..
Gate
::
Gate (n.) The
places
which
command
the
entrances
or
access;
hence,
place of
vantage;
power;
might..
Handicap
::
Handicap
(n.) An
allowance
of a
certain
amount
of time or
distance
in
starting,
granted
in a race to the
competitor
possessing
inferior
advantages;
or an
additional
weight
or other
hindrance
imposed
upon the one
possessing
superior
advantages,
in order to
equalize,
as much as
possible,
the
chances
of
success;
as, the
handicap
was five
seconds,
or ten
pounds,
and the
like..
Disadvantage
::
Disadvantage
(n.) Loss;
detriment;
hindrance;
prejudice
to
interest,
fame,
credit,
profit,
or other
good..
Trail
::
Trail (v. t.) To take
advantage
of the
ignorance
of; to
impose
upon.
Jackal
::
"Jackal
(n.) One who does mean work for
another's
advantage,
as
jackals
were once
thought
to kill game which lions
appropriated..
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