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Definition of bound
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 bound is as below...
Bound (v.) Ready or
intending
to go; on the way
toward;
going;
-- with to or for, or with an
adverb
of
motion;
as, a ship is bound to
Cadiz,
or for
Cadiz..
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Apprentice
::
Apprentice
(n.) One who is bound by
indentures
or by legal
agreement
to serve a
mechanic,
or other
person,
for a
certain
time, with a view to learn the art, or
trade,
in which his
master
is bound to
instruct
him..
Base
::
Base (n.) Any one of the four
bounds
which mark the
circuit
of the
infield.
Curvilinear
::
Curvilinear
(a.)
Consisting
of, or
bounded
by,
curved
lines;
as, a
curvilinear
figure..
Half-bound
::
Half-bound
(n.)
Having
only the back and
corners
in
leather,
as a
book..
Scroggy
::
Scroggy
(a.)
Abounding
in
scrog;
also,
twisted;
stunted..
Juicy
::
Juicy
(superl.)
A
bounding
with
juice;
succulent.
Circle
::
Circle
(n.) A plane
figure,
bounded
by a
single
curve line
called
its
circumference,
every part of which is
equally
distant
from a point
within
it,
called
the
center..
Mastersinger
::
Mastersinger
(n.) One of a class of poets which
flourished
in
Nuremberg
and some other
cities
of
Germany
in the 15th and 16th
centuries.
They bound
themselves
to
observe
certain
arbitrary
laws of
rhythm.
Reedy
::
Reedy (a.)
Abounding
with
reeds;
covered
with
reeds.
Terminus
::
Terminus
(n.) The Roman
divinity
who
presided
over
boundaries,
whose
statue
was
properly
a short
pillar
terminating
in the bust of a man,
woman,
satyr,
or the like, but often
merely
a post or stone stuck in the
ground
on a
boundary
line..
Rejolt
::
Rejolt
(n.) A
reacting
jolt or
shock;
a
rebound
or
recoil.
Piny
::
Piny (a.)
Abounding
with
pines.
Jump
::
Jump (v. i.) To
spring
free from the
ground
by the
muscular
action
of the feet and legs; to
project
one's self
through
the air; to
spring;
to
bound;
to leap.
Wordiness
::
Wordiness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
wordy,
or
abounding
with
words;
verboseness..
Grandinous
::
Grandinous
(a.)
Consisting
of hail;
abounding
in hail.
Mere
::
Mere (n.) A
boundary.
Pulicene
::
Pulicene
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
abounding
in,
fleas;
pulicose..
Vast
::
Vast (n.) A waste
region;
boundless
space;
immensity.
Secular
::
Secular
(n.) A
secular
ecclesiastic,
or one not bound by
monastic
rules..
Rushed
::
Rushed
(a.)
Abounding
or
covered
with
rushes.
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