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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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Visiter
::
Visiter
(n.) A
visitor.
Mothering
::
Mothering
(n.) A rural
custom
in
England,
of
visiting
one's
parents
on
Midlent
Sunday,
--
supposed
to have been
originally
visiting
the
mother
church
to make
offerings
at the high
altar..
-ation
::
-ation
() A
suffix
forming
nouns of
action,
and often
equivalent
to the
verbal
substantive
in -ing. It
sometimes
has the
further
meanings
of
state,
and that which
results
from the
action.
Many of these nouns have verbs in -ate; as,
alliterate
-ation,
narrate
-ation;
many are
derived
through
the
French;
as,
alteration,
visitation;
and many are
formed
on verbs
ending
in the Greek
formative
-ize (Fr.
-ise);
as,
civilization,
demoralization..
Visitor
::
Visitor
() A
superior,
or a
person
lawfully
appointed
for the
purpose,
who makes
formal
visits
of
inspection
to a
corporation
or an
institution.
See
Visit,
v. t., 2, and
Visitation,
n., 2..
Receive
::
Receive
(v. i.) To
receive
visitors;
to be at home to
receive
calls;
as, she
receives
on
Tuesdays..
Hadji
::
Hadji (n.) A Greek or
Armenian
who has
visited
the holy
sepulcher
at
Jerusalem.
Hogmanay
::
Hogmanay
(n.) The old name, in
Scotland,
for the last day of the year, on which
children
go about
singing,
and
receive
a dole of bread or
cakes;
also, the
entertainment
given on that day to a
visitor,
or the gift given to an
applicant..
Revisit
::
Revisit
(v. t.) To
revise.
Frequent
::
Frequent
(n.) Often to be met with;
happening
at short
intervals;
often
repeated
or
occurring;
as,
frequent
visits..
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..
Company
::
Company
(n.)
Guests
or
visitors,
in
distinction
from the
members
of a
family;
as, to
invite
company
to
dine..
Stranger
::
Stranger
(n.) One not
belonging
to the
family
or
household;
a
guest;
a
visitor.
Pay
::
Pay (v. t.) To give or
offer,
without
an
implied
obligation;
as, to pay
attention;
to pay a
visit..
Pilgrim
::
Pilgrim
(n.) One who
travels
far, or in
strange
lands,
to visit some holy place or
shrine
as a
devotee;
as, a
pilgrim
to
Loretto;
Canterbury
pilgrims.
See
Palmer..
Invite
::
Invite
(v. t.) To ask; to
request;
to bid; to
summon;
to ask to do some act, or go to some
place;
esp., to ask to an
entertainment
or
visit;
to
request
the
company
of; as, to
invite
to
dinner,
or a
wedding,
or an
excursion..
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..
Parlor
::
Parlor
(n.)
Commonly,
in the
United
States,
a
drawing-room,
or the room where
visitors
are
received
and
entertained..
Adreamed
::
Adreamed
(p. p.)
Visited
by a
dream;
-- used in the
phrase,
To be
adreamed,
to
dream..
Black Book
::
Black book () A book
containing
details
of the
enormities
practiced
in the
English
monasteries
and
religious
houses,
compiled
by order of their
visitors
under Henry
VIII.,
to
hasten
their
dissolution..
Untraded
::
Untraded
(a.) Not dealt with in
trade;
not
visited
for
purposes
of
trade.
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