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Definition of writ
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 writ is as below...
Writ (n.) An
instrument
in
writing,
under seal, in an
epistolary
form,
issued
from the
proper
authority,
commanding
the
performance
or
nonperformance
of some act by the
person
to whom it is
directed;
as, a writ of
entry,
of
error,
of
execution,
of
injunction,
of
mandamus,
of
return,
of
summons,
and the
like..
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Note Paper
::
Note paper ()
Writing
paper,
not
exceeding
in size, when
folded
once, five by eight
inches..
Commenter
::
Commenter
(n.) One who makes or
writes
comments;
a
commentator;
an
annotator.
Rhythmer
::
Rhythmer
(n.) One who
writes
in
rhythm,
esp. in
poetic
rhythm
or
meter..
Report
::
Report
(v. t.) To write an
account
of for
publication,
as in a
newspaper;
as, to
report
a
public
celebration
or a horse
race..
Autobiography
::
Autobiography
(n.) A
biography
written
by the
subject
of it;
memoirs
of one's life
written
by one's self.
Scrip
::
Scrip (n.) A small
writing,
certificate,
or
schedule;
a piece of paper
containing
a
writing..
Synosteology
::
Synoptist
(n.) Any one of the
authors
of the three
synoptic
Gospels,
which give a
history
of our
Lord's
life and
ministry,
in
distinction
from the
writer
of
John's
Gospel,
which gives a
fuller
record
of his
teachings..
Wrythen
::
Wrythen
(p. p.)
Writhen.
Quotation
::
Quotation
(n.) That which is
quoted
or
cited;
a part of a book or
writing
named,
repeated,
or
adduced
as
evidence
or
illustration..
Tachygraphical
::
Tachygraphical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
tachygraphy;
written
in
shorthand.
Sphenography
::
Sphenography
(n.) The art of
writing
in
cuneiform
characters,
or of
deciphering
inscriptions
made in such
characters..
Thoth
::
Thoth (n.) The god of
eloquence
and
letters
among the
ancient
Egyptians,
and
supposed
to be the
inventor
of
writing
and
philosophy.
He
corresponded
to the
Mercury
of the
Romans,
and was
usually
represented
as a human
figure
with the head of an ibis or a
lamb..
Punctator
::
Punctator
(n.) One who marks with
points.
specifically,
one who
writes
Hebrew
with
points;
--
applied
to a
Masorite..
Elocution
::
Elocution
(n.)
Suitable
and
impressive
writing
or
style;
eloquent
diction.
Postscript
::
Postscript
(n.) A
paragraph
added to a
letter
after it is
concluded
and
signed
by the
writer;
an
addition
made to a book or
composition
after the main body of the work has been
finished,
containing
something
omitted,
or
something
new
occurring
to the
writer..
Treatise
::
Treatise
(n.) A
written
composition
on a
particular
subject,
in which its
principles
are
discussed
or
explained;
a
tract..
Supersedure
::
Supersedeas
(n.) A writ of
command
to
suspend
the
powers
of an
officer
in
certain
cases,
or to stay
proceedings
under
another
writ..
Bail Bond
::
Bail bond () A bond or
obligation
given by a
prisoner
and his
surety,
to
insure
the
prisoner's
appearance
in
court,
at the
return
of the
writ..
Poetize
::
Poetize
(v. i.) To write as a poet; to
compose
verse;
to
idealize.
Book
::
Book (n.) A
collection
of
sheets
of
paper,
or
similar
material,
blank,
written,
or
printed,
bound
together;
commonly,
many
folded
and bound
sheets
containing
continuous
printing
or
writing..
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