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Definition of venue
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Venue (n.) A bout; a hit; a turn. See
Venew.
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Treasury
::
Treasury
(n.) A place or
building
in which
stores
of
wealth
are
deposited;
especially,
a place where
public
revenues
are
deposited
and kept, and where money is
disbursed
to
defray
the
expenses
of
government;
hence,
also, the place of
deposit
and
disbursement
of any
collected
funds..
Chout
::
Chout (n.) An
assessment
equal to a
fourth
part of the
revenue.
Surveyed
::
Survenue
(n.) A
sudden
or
unexpected
coming
or
stepping
on.
Displace
::
Displace
(v. t.) To
remove
from a
state,
office,
dignity,
or
employment;
to
discharge;
to
depose;
as, to
displace
an
officer
of the
revenue..
Cameralistic
::
Cameralistic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
finance
and
public
revenue.
Chaplainship
::
Chaplainship
(n.) The
possession
or
revenue
of a
chapel.
Zamindar
::
Zamindar
(n.) A
landowner;
also, a
collector
of land
revenue;
now,
usually,
a kind of
feudatory
recognized
as an
actual
proprietor
so long as he pays to the
government
a
certain
fixed
revenue..
Deanery
::
Deanery
(n.) The
office
or the
revenue
of a dean. See the Note under
Benefice,
n., 3..
Decrease
::
Decrease
(v.) A
becoming
less;
gradual
diminution;
decay;
as, a
decrease
of
revenue
or of
strength..
Treasurer
::
Treasurer
(n.) One who has the care of a
treasure
or
treasure
or
treasury;
an
officer
who
receives
the
public
money
arising
from taxes and
duties,
or other
sources
of
revenue,
takes
charge
of the same, and
disburses
it upon
orders
made by the
proper
authority;
one who has
charge
of
collected
funds;
as, the
treasurer
of a
society
or
corporation..
Visne
::
Visne (n.)
Neighborhood;
vicinity;
venue.
See
Venue.
Surplusage
::
Surplus
(a.) Being or
constituting
a
surplus;
more than
sufficient;
as,
surplus
revenues;
surplus
population;
surplus
words..
Through
::
Through
(prep.)
Between
the sides or walls of;
within;
as, to pass
through
a door; to go
through
an
avenue..
Canonry
::
Canonry
(n. pl.) A
benefice
or
prebend
in a
cathedral
or
collegiate
church;
a right to a place in
chapter
and to a
portion
of its
revenues;
the
dignity
or
emoluments
of a
canon.
Approach
::
Approach
(v. i.) A way,
passage,
or
avenue
by which a place or
buildings
can be
approached;
an
access..
Farm
::
Farm (a. & n.) A
district
of
country
leased
(or
farmed)
out for the
collection
of the
revenues
of
government.
Unrevenued
::
Unrevenued
(a.) Not
furnished
with a
revenue.
Fund
::
Fund (v. t.) To
provide
and
appropriate
a fund or
permanent
revenue
for the
payment
of the
interest
of; to make
permanent
provision
of
resources
(as by a
pledge
of
revenue
from
customs)
for
discharging
the
interest
of or
principal
of; as, to fund
government
notes..
Walk
::
Walk (n.) That in or
through
which one
walks;
place or
distance
walked
over; a place for
walking;
a path or
avenue
prepared
for foot
passengers,
or for
taking
air and
exercise;
way; road;
hence,
a place or
region
in which
animals
may
graze;
place of
wandering;
range;
as, a sheep
walk..
Deficit
::
Deficit
(n.)
Deficiency
in
amount
or
quality;
a
falling
short;
lack; as, a
deficit
in
taxes,
revenue,
etc..
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