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Definition of write
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 write is as below...
Write (v. i.) To be
regularly
employed
or
occupied
in
writing,
copying,
or
accounting;
to act as clerk or
amanuensis;
as, he
writes
in one of the
public
offices..
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Proser
::
Proser
(n.) One who talks or
writes
tediously.
Indorse
::
Indorse
(v. t.) To write one's name, alone or with other
words,
upon the back of (a
paper),
for the
purpose
of
transferring
it, or to
secure
the
payment
of a /ote,
draft,
or the like; to
guarantee
the
payment,
fulfillment,
performance,
or
validity
of, or to
certify
something
upon the back of (a
check,
draft,
writ,
warrant
of
arrest,
etc.)..
Report
::
Report
(v. t.) To make
minutes
of, as a
speech,
or the
doings
of a
public
body; to write down from the lips of a
speaker..
Institutist
::
Institutist
(n.) A
writer
or
compiler
of, or a
commentator
on,
institutes..
Copier
::
Copier
(n.) One who
copies;
one who
writes
or
transcribes
from an
original;
a
transcriber.
Desk
::
Desk (n.) A
table,
frame,
or case,
usually
with
sloping
top, but often with flat top, for the use
writers
and
readers.
It often has a
drawer
or
repository
underneath..
Caret
::
Caret (n.) A mark [^] used by
writers
and proof
readers
to
indicate
that
something
is
interlined
above,
or
inserted
in the
margin,
which
belongs
in the place
marked
by the
caret..
Vair
::
Vair (n.) The skin of the
squirrel,
much used in the
fourteenth
century
as fur for
garments,
and
frequently
mentioned
by
writers
of that
period
in
describing
the
costly
dresses
of
kings,
nobles,
and
prelates.
It is
represented
in
heraldry
by a
series
of small
shields
placed
close
together,
and
alternately
white and
blue..
Polygraph
::
Polygraph
(n.) An
instrument
for
multiplying
copies
of a
writing;
a
manifold
writer;
a
copying
machine.
Scrawler
::
Scrawler
(n.) One who
scrawls;
a
hasty,
awkward
writer..
Comedian
::
Comedian
(n.) A
writer
of
comedy.
Hall-mark
::
Hall-mark
(n.) The
official
stamp of the
Goldsmiths'
Company
and other assay
offices,
in the
United
Kingdom,
on gold and
silver
articles,
attesting
their
purity.
Also used
figuratively;
-- as, a word or
phrase
lacks the
hall-mark
of the best
writers..
Journalist
::
"Journalist
(n.) The
conductor
of a
public
journal,
or one whose
business
it to write for a
public
journal;
an
editorial
or other
professional
writer
for a
periodical..
Ionic
::
Ionic (a.)
Pertaining
to the Ionic order of
architecture,
one of the three
orders
invented
by the
Greeks,
and one of the five
recognized
by the
Italian
writers
of the
sixteenth
century.
Its
distinguishing
feature
is a
capital
with
spiral
volutes.
See
Illust.
of
Capital..
Hymnographer
::
Hymnographer
(n.) A
writer
or
composed
of
hymns.
Indict
::
Indict
(v. t.) To
write;
to
compose;
to
dictate;
to
indite.
Typewriter
::
Typewriter
(n.) One who uses such an
instrument.
Hierogrammatist
::
Hierogrammatist
(n.) A
writer
of
hierograms;
also, one
skilled
in
hieroglyphics..
Heavy
::
Heavy
(superl.)
Slow;
sluggish;
inactive;
or
lifeless,
dull,
inanimate,
stupid;
as, a heavy gait,
looks,
manners,
style,
and the like; a heavy
writer
or
book..
Writability
::
Writability
(n.)
Ability
or
capacity
to
write.
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