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Definition of ward
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Ward (n.) To fend off; to
repel;
to turn
aside,
as
anything
mischievous
that
approaches;
--
usually
followed
by off..
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Shove
::
Shove (v. i.) To push or drive
forward;
to move
onward
by
pushing
or
jostling.
Capriole
::
Capriole
(v. i.) A leap that a horse makes with all
fours,
upwards
only,
without
advancing,
but with a kick or jerk of the hind legs when at the
height
of the
leap..
Bigoted
::
Bigoted
(a.)
Obstinately
and
blindly
attached
to some
creed,
opinion
practice,
or
ritual;
unreasonably
devoted
to a
system
or
party,
and
illiberal
toward
the
opinions
of
others..
Lean
::
Lean (v. i.) To
incline
in
opinion
or
desire;
to
conform
in
conduct;
-- with to,
toward,
etc..
Backhand
::
Backhand
(n.) A kind of
handwriting
in which the
downward
slope of the
letters
is from left to
right.
Provect
::
Provect
(a.)
Carried
forward;
advanced.
Dewretting
::
Dewretting
(n.)
Dewrotting;
the
process
of
decomposing
the gummy
matter
of flax and hemp and
setting
the
fibrous
part, by
exposure
on a sward to dew, rain, and
sunshine..
Regard
::
Regard
(v. t.)
Hence,
to look or front
toward;
to
face..
Bungling
::
Bungling
(a.)
Unskillful;
awkward;
clumsy;
as, a
bungling
workman..
Maidmarian
::
Maidmarian
(n.) The lady of the May
games;
one of the
characters
in a
morris
dance;
a May
queen.
Afterward,
a
grotesque
character
personated
in
sports
and
buffoonery
by a man in
woman's
clothes..
Burghbote
::
Burghbote
(n.) A
contribution
toward
the
building
or
repairing
of
castles
or walls for the
defense
of a city or town.
Hire
::
Hire (n.) A
bailment
by which the use of a
thing,
or the
services
and labor of a
person,
are
contracted
for at a
certain
price or
reward..
Pusillanimous
::
Pusillanimous
(a.)
Destitute
of a manly or
courageous
strength
and
firmness
of mind; of weak
spirit;
mean-spirited;
spiritless;
cowardly;
-- said of
persons,
as, a
pussillanimous
prince..
Plume
::
Plume (v.) A token of honor or
prowess;
that on which one
prides
himself;
a prize or
reward.
Ward
::
Ward (v. i.) To be
vigilant;
to keep
guard.
Stewish
::
Stewartry
(n.) In
Scotland,
the
jurisdiction
of a
steward;
also, the lands under such
jurisdiction..
Katabolism
::
Katabolism
(n.)
Destructive
or
downward
metabolism;
regressive
metamorphism;
--
opposed
to
anabolism.
See
Disassimilation.
Fender
::
Fender
(v. t. & i.) One who or that which
defends
or
protects
by
warding
off har.
Bowl
::
Bowl (n.) An
ancient
game,
popular
in Great
Britain,
played
with
biased
balls on a level plat of
greensward..
Incurrent
::
Incurrent
(a.)
Characterized
by a
current
which flows
inward;
as, the
incurrent
orifice
of
lamellibranch
Mollusca..
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