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Definition of vice
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 vice is as below...
Vice (n.) The
buffoon
of the old
English
moralities,
or moral
dramas,
having
the name
sometimes
of one vice,
sometimes
of
another,
or of Vice
itself;
--
called
also
Iniquity..
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Countercheck
::
Countercheck
(n.) Any force or
device
designed
to
restrain
another
restraining
force;
a check upon a
check.
Detachment
::
Detachment
(n.) That which is
detached;
especially,
a body of
troops
or part of a fleet sent from the main body on
special
service..
Nabob
::
Nabob (n.) A
deputy
or
viceroy
in
India;
a
governor
of a
province
of the
ancient
Mogul
empire.
Device
::
Device
(n.)
Opinion;
decision.
Dispensary
::
Dispensary
(n.) A place where
medicines
are
prepared
and
dispensed;
esp., a place where the poor can
obtain
medical
advice
and
medicines
gratuitously
or at a
nominal
price..
Morning
::
Morning
(a.)
Pertaining
to the first part or early part of the day; being in the early part of the day; as,
morning
dew;
morning
light;
morning
service..
Jack
::
Jack (n.) A
device
to pull off
boots.
Lamp
::
Lamp (n.) A
device
or
mechanism
for
producing
light by
electricity.
See
Incandescent
lamp, under
Incandescent..
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) A
device,
consisting
of a pipe or tube bent so as to form two
branches
or legs of
unequal
length,
by which a
liquid
can be
transferred
to a lower
level,
as from one
vessel
to
another,
over an
intermediate
elevation,
by the
action
of the
pressure
of the
atmosphere
in
forcing
the
liquid
up the
shorter
branch
of the pipe
immersed
in it, while the
continued
excess
of
weight
of the
liquid
in the
longer
branch
(when once
filled)
causes
a
continuous
flow. The flow takes place only when the
Ministration
::
Ministration
(n.) The act of
ministering;
service;
ministry.
Christmas
::
Christmas
(n.) An
annual
church
festival
(December
25) and in some
States
a legal
holiday,
in
memory
of the birth of
Christ,
often
celebrated
by a
particular
church
service,
and also by
special
gifts,
greetings,
and
hospitality..
Volunteer
::
Volunteer
(a.) One who
enters
into, or
offers
for, any
service
of his own free
will..
Imperative
::
Imperative
(a.)
Expressive
of
commund,
entreaty,
advice,
or
exhortation;
as, the
imperative
mood..
Silt
::
Silt (v. i.) To flow
through
crevices;
to
percolate.
Cesser
::
Cesser
(v. i.) a
neglect
of a
tenant
to
perform
services,
or make
payment,
for two
years..
Device
::
Device
(n.) Power of
devising;
invention;
contrivance.
Viceroy
::
Viceroy
(prep.)
A large and
handsome
American
butterfly
(Basilarchia,
/
Limenitis,
archippus).
Its wings are
orange-red,
with black lines along the
nervures
and a row of white spots along the outer
margins.
The
larvae
feed on
willow,
poplar,
and apple
trees..
Adscript
::
Adscript
(n.) One held to
service
as
attached
to the glebe or
estate;
a
feudal
serf.
Build
::
Build (v. i.) To rest or
depend,
as on a
foundation;
to
ground
one's self or one's hopes or
opinions
upon
something
deemed
reliable;
to rely; as, to build on the
opinions
or
advice
of
others..
Hold
::
Hold (v. t.) To
prosecute,
have, take, or join in, as
something
which is the
result
of
united
action;
as to, hold a
meeting,
a
festival,
a
session,
etc.;
hence,
to
direct
and bring about
officially;
to
conduct
or
preside
at; as, the
general
held a
council
of war; a judge holds a
court;
a
clergyman
holds a
service..
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