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Definition of vest
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 vest is as below...
Vest (n.) To place or give into the
possession
or
discretion
of some
person
or
authority;
to
commit
to
another;
-- with in
before
the
possessor;
as, the power of life and death is
vested
in the king, or in the
courts..
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Enfranchise
::
Enfranchise
(v. t.) To endow with a
franchise;
to
incorporate
into a body
politic
and thus to
invest
with civil and
political
privileges;
to admit to the
privileges
of a
freeman.
Porch
::
Porch (n.) A
covered
and
inclosed
entrance
to a
building,
whether
taken from the
interior,
and
forming
a sort of
vestibule
within
the main wall, or
projecting
without
and with a
separate
roof.
Sometimes
the porch is large
enough
to serve as a
covered
walk. See also
Carriage
porch,
under
Carriage,
and
Loggia..
Vest
::
Vest (n.) Any outer
covering;
array;
garb.
Trace
::
Trace (v. t.) A mark,
impression,
or
visible
appearance
of
anything
left when the thing
itself
no
longer
exists;
remains;
token;
vestige..
Bundesrath
::
Bundesrath
(n.) The
federal
council
of the
German
Empire.
In the
Bundesrath
and the
Reichstag
are
vested
the
legislative
functions.
The
federal
council
of
Switzerland
is also so
called.
Disincorporate
::
Disincorporate
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
corporate
powers,
rights,
or
privileges;
to
divest
of the
condition
of a
corporate
body..
Vest
::
Vest (n.) To
clothe
with
possession;
as, to vest a
person
with an
estate;
also, to give a
person
an
immediate
fixed right of
present
or
future
enjoyment
of; as, an
estate
is
vested
in
possession..
Harvest-home
::
Harvest-home
(n.) The
opportunity
of
gathering
treasure.
Unapparel
::
Unapparel
(v. t.) To
divest
of
clothing;
to
strip.
Vestibula
::
Vestibula
(pl. ) of
Vestibulu.
Herald
::
Herald
(n.) An
officer
whose
business
was to
denounce
or
proclaim
war, to
challenge
to
battle,
to
proclaim
peace,
and to bear
messages
from the
commander
of an army. He was
invested
with a
sacred
and
inviolable
character..
Travesty
::
Travesty
(n.) A
burlesque
translation
or
imitation
of a work.
Hall
::
Hall (n.) A
vestibule,
entrance
room, etc., in the more
elaborated
buildings
of later
times..
Magistrate
::
Magistrate
(n.) A
person
clothed
with power as a
public
civil
officer;
a
public
civil
officer
invested
with the
executive
government,
or some
branch
of it..
Denude
::
Denude
(v. t.) To
divest
of all
covering;
to make bare or
naked;
to
strip;
to
divest;
as, to
denude
one of
clothing,
or
lands..
Enthrone
::
Enthrone
(v. t.) To seat on a
throne;
to exalt to the seat of
royalty
or of high
authority;
hence,
to
invest
with
sovereign
authority
or
dignity..
Invest
::
Invest
(v. t.) To lay out
(money
or
capital)
in
business
with the /iew of
obtaining
an
income
or
profit;
as, to
invest
money in bank
stock..
Floating
::
Floating
(a.) Not
funded;
not
fixed,
invested,
or
determined;
as,
floating
capital;
a
floating
debt..
Indicate
::
Indicate
(v. t.) To
investigate
the
condition
or power of, as of steam
engine,
by means of an
indicator..
Hydrocele
::
Hydrocele
(n.) A
collection
of
serous
fluid in the
areolar
texture
of the
scrotum
or in the
coverings,
especially
in the
serous
sac,
investing
the
testicle
or the
spermatic
cord;
dropsy
of the
testicle..
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