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Definition of borrow
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Borrow
(v. t.) To
receive;
to take; to
derive.
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Appoggiatura
::
Appoggiatura
(n.) A
passing
tone
preceding
an
essential
tone, and
borrowing
the time it
occupies
from that; a short
auxiliary
or grace note one
degree
above or below the
principal
note
unless
it be of the same
harmony;
--
generally
indicated
by a note of
smaller
size, as in the
illustration
above.
It forms no
essential
part of the
harmony..
En-
::
En- () A
prefix
signifying
in or into, used in many
English
words,
chiefly
those
borrowed
from the
French.
Some
English
words are
written
indifferently
with en-or in-. For ease of
pronunciation
it is
commonly
changed
to
em-before
p, b, and m, as in
employ,
embody,
emmew.
It is
sometimes
used to give a
causal
force,
as in
enable,
enfeeble,
to cause to be, or to make, able, or
feeble;
and
sometimes
merely
gives an
intensive
force,
as in
enchasten.
See In-..
Shin
::
Shin (v. i.) To run about
borrowing
money
hastily
and
temporarily,
as for the
payment
of one's notes at the
bank..
Pawn
::
Pawn (n.)
Anything
delivered
or
deposited
as
security,
as for the
payment
of money
borrowed,
or of a debt; a
pledge.
See
Pledge,
n., 1..
Borrow
::
Borrow
(n.) The act of
borrowing.
Desume
::
Desume
(v. t.) To
select;
to
borrow.
Borrow
::
Borrow
(v. t.) To take (one or more) from the next
higher
denomination
in order to add it to the next
lower;
-- a term of
subtraction
when the
figure
of the
subtrahend
is
larger
than the
corresponding
one of the
minuend.
Borrowed
::
Borrowed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Borro.
A
::
A () The first
letter
of the
English
and of many other
alphabets.
The
capital
A of the
alphabets
of
Middle
and
Western
Europe,
as also the small
letter
(a),
besides
the forms in
Italic,
black
letter,
etc., are all
descended
from the old Latin A, which was
borrowed
from the Greek
Alpha,
of the same form; and this was made from the first
letter
(/) of the
Phoenician
alphabet,
the
equivalent
of the
Hebrew
Aleph,
and
itself
from the
Egyptian
origin.
The Aleph was a
consonant
letter,
with a
guttural
Borrow
::
Borrow
(v. t.) To
receive;
to take; to
derive.
Repay
::
Repay (v. t.) To pay back; to
refund;
as, to repay money
borrowed
or
advanced..
Ombre
::
Ombre (n.) A game at
cards,
borrowed
from the
Spaniards,
and
usually
played
by three
persons..
Loan
::
Loan (n.) That which one lends or
borrows,
esp. a sum of money lent at
interest;
as, he
repaid
the
loan..
Return
::
Return
(n.) The act of
returning
(transitive),
or
sending
back to the same place or
condition;
restitution;
repayment;
requital;
retribution;
as, the
return
of
anything
borrowed,
as a book or
money;
a good
return
in
tennis..
Borwe
::
Borwe (n.)
Pledge;
borrow.
Headborrow
::
Headborrow
(n.) A petty
constable.
Mutuation
::
Mutuation
(n.) The act of
borrowing
or
exchanging.
Succoteague
::
Succotash
(n.) Green maize and beans
boiled
together.
The dish is
borrowed
from the
native
Indians.
Borrow
::
Borrow
(v. t.) To feign or
counterfeit.
Unborrowed
::
Unborrowed
(a.) Not
borrowed;
being one's own;
native;
original.
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