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Definition of visit
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 visit is as below...
Visit (v. t.) To go or come to see for
inspection,
examination,
correction
of
abuses,
etc.; to
examine,
to
inspect;
as, a
bishop
visits
his
diocese;
a
superintendent
visits
persons
or works under his
charge..
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Carte De Visite
::
Carte de
visite
() A
photographic
picture
of the size
formerly
in use for a
visiting
card.
Carte
::
Carte (n.) Short for Carte de
visite.
Kursaal
::
Kursaal
(n.) A
public
hall or room, for the use of
visitors
at
watering
places
and
health
resorts
in
Germany..
Adreamed
::
Adreamed
(p. p.)
Visited
by a
dream;
-- used in the
phrase,
To be
adreamed,
to
dream..
Visit
::
Visit (v. t.) The act of going to view or
inspect;
an
official
or
formal
inspection;
examination;
visitation;
as, the visit of a
trustee
or
inspector..
Reception
::
Reception
(n.) The act or
manner
of
receiving,
esp. of
receiving
visitors;
entertainment;
hence,
an
occasion
or
ceremony
of
receiving
guests;
as, a
hearty
reception;
an
elaborate
reception..
Canvasback
::
Canvasback
(n.) A
Species
of duck
(Aythya
vallisneria),
esteemed
for the
delicacy
of its
flesh.
It
visits
the
United
States
in
autumn;
particularly
Chesapeake
Bay and
adjoining
waters;
-- so named from the
markings
of the
plumage
on its
back..
Visit
::
Visit (v. t.) The act of
visiting,
or going to see a
person
or
thing;
a brief stay of
business,
friendship,
ceremony,
curiosity,
or the like,
usually
longer
than a call; as, a visit of
civility
or
respect;
a visit to
Saratoga;
the visit of a
physician..
Parlor
::
Parlor
(n.)
Commonly,
in the
United
States,
a
drawing-room,
or the room where
visitors
are
received
and
entertained..
Visitable
::
Visitable
(a.)
Liable
or
subject
to be
visited
or
inspected.
Promise
::
Promise
(v. t.) To
engage
to do, give, make, or to
refrain
from
doing,
giving,
or
making,
or the like; to
covenant;
to
engage;
as, to
promise
a
visit;
to
promise
a
cessation
of
hostilities;
to
promise
the
payment
of
money..
Triennial
::
Triennial
(a.)
Happening,
coming
about,
or
appearing
once in every three
years;
as,
triennial
elections;
a
triennial
catalogue;
a
triennial
visitation..
Visit
::
Visit (v. t.) To go or come to see for
inspection,
examination,
correction
of
abuses,
etc.; to
examine,
to
inspect;
as, a
bishop
visits
his
diocese;
a
superintendent
visits
persons
or works under his
charge..
Untraded
::
Untraded
(a.) Not dealt with in
trade;
not
visited
for
purposes
of
trade.
Visitation
::
Visitation
(n.) The
object
of a
visit.
Visit
::
Visit (v. i.) To make a visit or
visits;
to
maintain
visiting
relations;
to
practice
calling
on
others.
Epiphany
::
Epiphany
(n.) A
church
festival
celebrated
on the 6th of
January,
the
twelfth
day after
Christmas,
in
commemoration
of the visit of the Magi of the East to
Bethlehem,
to see and
worship
the child
Jesus;
or, as
others
maintain,
to
commemorate
the
appearance
of the star to the Magi,
symbolizing
the
manifestation
of
Christ
to the
Gentles;
Twelfthtide..
Company
::
Company
(n.)
Guests
or
visitors,
in
distinction
from the
members
of a
family;
as, to
invite
company
to
dine..
Usher
::
Usher (v. t.) To
introduce
or
escort,
as an
usher,
forerunner,
or
harbinger;
to
forerun;
--
sometimes
followed
by in or
forth;
as, to usher in a
stranger;
to usher forth the
guests;
to usher a
visitor
into the
room..
Smite
::
Smite (v. t.) To
blast;
to
destroy
the life or vigor of, as by a
stroke
or by some
visitation..
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