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Definition of bond
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Bond (n.) The state of goods
placed
in a
bonded
warehouse
till the
duties
are paid; as,
merchandise
in
bond..
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Liberate
::
Liberate
(a.) To
release
from
restraint
or
bondage;
to set at
liberty;
to free; to
manumit;
to
disengage;
as, to
liberate
a slave or
prisoner;
to
liberate
the mind from
prejudice;
to
liberate
gases..
Gypsy
::
Gypsy (n.) One of a
vagabond
race, whose
tribes,
coming
originally
from
India,
entered
Europe
in 14th or 15th
centry,
and are now
scattered
over
Turkey,
Russia,
Hungary,
Spain,
England,
etc.,
living
by
theft,
fortune
telling,
horsejockeying,
tinkering,
etc. Cf.
Bohemian,
Romany..
Inthrall
::
Inthrall
(v. t.) To
reduce
to
bondage
or
servitude;
to make a
thrall,
slave,
vassal,
or
captive
of; to
enslave..
Bondman
::
Bondman
(n.) A
villain,
or
tenant
in
villenage..
Bond
::
Bond (v. t.) To place under the
conditions
of a bond; to
mortgage;
to
secure
the
payment
of the
duties
on
(goods
or
merchandise)
by
giving
a bond.
Bond
::
Bond (n.) That which
binds,
ties,
fastens,
or
confines,
or by which
anything
is
fastened
or
bound,
as a cord,
chain,
etc.; a band; a
ligament;
a
shackle
or a
manacle..
Servant
::
Servant
(n.) One in a state of
subjection
or
bondage.
Serve
::
Serve (v. i.) To be a
servant
or a
slave;
to be
employed
in labor or other
business
for
another;
to be in
subjection
or
bondage;
to
render
menial
service.
Irredeemable
::
Irredeemable
(a.) Not
redeemable;
that can not be
redeemed;
not
payable
in gold or
silver,
as a bond; -- used
especially
of such
government
notes,
issued
as
currency,
as are not
convertible
into coin at the
pleasure
of the
holder..
Defy
::
Defy (v. t.) To
renounce
or
dissolve
all bonds of
affiance,
faith,
or
obligation
with; to
reject,
refuse,
or
renounce..
Reship
::
Reship
(v. t.) To ship
again;
to put on board of a
vessel
a
second
time; to send on a
second
voyage;
as, to
reship
bonded
merchandise..
Fundable
::
Fundable
(a.)
Capable
of being
funded,
or
converted
into a fund;
convertible
into
bonds..
Servitude
::
Servitude
(n.) The state of
voluntary
or
compulsory
subjection
to a
master;
the
condition
of being bound to
service;
the
condition
of a
slave;
slavery;
bondage;
hence,
a state of
slavish
dependence..
Dismarry
::
Dismarry
(v. t.) To free from the bonds of
marriage;
to
divorce.
Captivity
::
Captivity
(n.) A state of being under
control;
subjection
of the will or
affections;
bondage.
Non Est Factum
::
Non est
factum
() The plea of the
general
issue in an
action
of debt on bond.
Antedate
::
Antedate
(v. t.) To date
before
the true time; to
assign
to an
earlier
date; thus, to
antedate
a deed or a bond is to give it a date
anterior
to the true time of its
execution..
Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.) The state of a free
person;
exemption
from
subjection
to the will of
another
claiming
ownership
of the
person
or
services;
freedom;
--
opposed
to
slavery,
serfdom,
bondage,
or
subjection..
Vagabond
::
Vagabond
(v. i.) To play the
vagabond;
to
wander
like a
vagabond;
to
stroll.
Bailable
::
Bailable
(a.)
Having
the right or
privilege
of being
admitted
to bail, upon bond with
sureties;
-- used of
persons..
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