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Definition of bond
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Bond (v. t.) To
dispose
in
building,
as the
materials
of a wall, so as to
secure
solidity..
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Loller
::
Loller
(n.) An idle
vagabond.
Valency
::
Valency
(n.) A unit of
combining
power;
a
so-called
bond of
affinity.
Assignat
::
Assignat
(n.) One of the
notes,
bills,
or
bonds,
issued
as
currency
by the
revolutionary
government
of
France
(1790-1796),
and based on the
security
of the lands of the
church
and of
nobles
which had been
appropriated
by the
state..
Scatterling
::
Scatterling
(n.) One who has no fixed
habitation
or
residence;
a
vagabond.
Bailable
::
Bailable
(a.)
Having
the right or
privilege
of being
admitted
to bail, upon bond with
sureties;
-- used of
persons..
Ligament
::
Ligament
(n.)
Anything
that ties or
unites
one thing or part to
another;
a
bandage;
a bond.
Bond
::
Bond (n.) The union or tie of the
several
stones
or
bricks
forming
a wall. The
bricks
may be
arranged
for this
purpose
in
several
different
ways, as in
English
or block bond (Fig. 1), where one
course
consists
of
bricks
with their ends
toward
the face of the wall,
called
headers,
and the next
course
of
bricks
with their
lengths
parallel
to the face of the wall,
called
stretchers;
Flemish
bond
(Fig.2),
where each
course
consists
of
headers
and
stretchers
alternately,
so laid as
always
to break jo
Bondstone
::
Bondstone
(n.) A stone
running
through
a wall from one face to
another,
to bind it
together;
a
binding
stone..
Voucher
::
Voucher
(n.) A book,
paper,
or
document
which
serves
to vouch the truth of
accounts,
or to
confirm
and
establish
facts of any kind; also, any
acquittance
or
receipt
showing
the
payment
of a debt; as, the
merchant's
books are his
vouchers
for the
correctness
of his
accounts;
notes,
bonds,
receipts,
and other
writings,
are used as
vouchers
in
proving
facts..
Bond
::
Bond (n.) A
vassal
or serf; a
slave.
Yoke
::
Yoke (n.) Fig.: That which
connects
or
binds;
a
chain;
a link; a bond
connection.
Bondager
::
Bondager
(n.) A field
worker,
esp. a woman who works in the
field..
Bondman
::
Bondman
(n.) A man
slave,
or one bound to
service
without
wages..
Disenthrallment
::
Disenthrallment
(n.)
Liberation
from
bondage;
emancipation;
disinthrallment.
Servant
::
Servant
(n.) One in a state of
subjection
or
bondage.
Bond
::
Bond (n.) The state of goods
placed
in a
bonded
warehouse
till the
duties
are paid; as,
merchandise
in
bond..
Ligation
::
Ligation
(n.) That which
binds;
bond;
connection.
Forgery
::
Forgery
(n.) The act of
forging,
fabricating,
or
producing
falsely;
esp., the crime of
fraudulently
making
or
altering
a
writing
or
signature
purporting
to be made by
another;
the false
making
or
material
alteration
of or
addition
to a
written
instrument
for the
purpose
of
deceit
and
fraud;
as, the
forgery
of a
bond..
Bond
::
Bond (n.) An
instrument
(of the
nature
of the
ordinary
legal bond) made by a
government
or a
corporation
for
purpose
of
borrowing
money;
as, a
government,
city, or
railway
bond..
Toothing
::
Toothing
(n.)
Bricks
alternately
projecting
at the end of a wall, in order that they may be
bonded
into a
continuation
of it when the
remainder
is
carried
up..
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