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Definition of warrant
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 warrant is as below...
Warrant
(n.) To
support
by
authority
or
proof;
to
justify;
to
maintain;
to
sanction;
as,
reason
warrants
it..
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Warranty
::
Warranty
(n.) An
engagement
or
undertaking,
express
or
implied,
that a
certain
fact
regarding
the
subject
of a
contract
is, or shall be, as it is
expressly
or
impliedly
declared
or
promised
to be. In sales of goods by
persons
in
possession,
there is an
implied
warranty
of
title,
but, as to the
quality
of
goods,
the rule of every sale is,
Caveat
emptor..
Quo Warranto
::
Quo
warranto
() A writ
brought
before
a
proper
tribunal,
to
inquire
by what
warrant
a
person
or a
corporation
acts, or
exercises
certain
powers..
Warrandice
::
Warrandice
(n.) The
obligation
by which a
person,
conveying
a
subject
or a
right,
is bound to
uphold
that
subject
or right
against
every
claim,
challenge,
or
burden
arising
from
circumstances
prior to the
conveyance;
warranty..
Commissionary
::
Commissionary
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
conferring,
a
commission;
conferred
by a
commission
or
warrant..
Broadseal
::
Broadseal
(v. t.) To stamp with the broad seal; to make sure; to
guarantee
or
warrant.
Obtrude
::
Obtrude
(v. t.) To
thrust
impertinently;
to
present
without
warrant
or
solicitation;
as, to
obtrude
one's self upon a
company..
Vouch
::
Vouch (v. t.) To
warrant;
to
maintain
by
affirmations;
to
attest;
to
affirm;
to
avouch.
Engage
::
Engage
(v. i.) To
promise
or
pledge
one's self; to enter into an
obligation;
to
become
bound;
to
warrant.
Unwarranted
::
Unwarranted
(a.) Not
warranted;
being
without
warrant,
authority,
or
guaranty;
unwarrantable..
Charlatan
::
Charlatan
(n.) One who
prates
much in his own
favor,
and makes
unwarrantable
pretensions;
a
quack;
an
impostor;
an
empiric;
a
mountebank..
Warrant
::
Warrant
(n.) An
official
certificate
of
appointment
issued
to an
officer
of lower rank than a
commissioned
officer.
See
Warrant
officer,
below..
Alguazil
::
Alguazil
(n.) An
inferior
officer
of
justice
in
Spain;
a
warrant
officer;
a
constable.
Warrantable
::
Warrantable
(a.)
Authorized
by
commission,
precept,
or
right;
justifiable;
defensible;
as, the
seizure
of a thief is
always
warrantable
by law and
justice;
falsehood
is never
warrantable..
Constable
::
Constable
(n.) An
officer
of the peace
having
power as a
conservator
of the
public
peace,
and bound to
execute
the
warrants
of
judicial
officers..
Vouch
::
Vouch (v. t.) To call into court to
warrant
and
defend,
or to make good a
warranty
of
title..
Unwarrantable
::
Unwarrantable
(a.) Not
warrantable;
indefensible;
not
vindicable;
not
justifiable;
illegal;
unjust;
improper.
Seize
::
Seize (v. t.) To take
possession
of by
virtue
of a
warrant
or other legal
authority;
as, the
sheriff
seized
the
debtor's
goods..
Bench Warrant
::
Bench
warrant
() A
process
issued
by a
presiding
judge or by a court
against
a
person
guilty
of some
contempt,
or
indicted
for some
crime;
-- so
called
in
distinction
from a
justice's
warrant..
Warranted
::
Warranted
(imp. & p. p.) of
Warran.
Warrant
::
Warrant
(n.) To give a
warrant
or
warranty
to; to
assure
as if by
giving
a
warrant
to.
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