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Definition of address
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Address
(v. t.) Act of
preparing
one's self.
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Address
::
Address
(v. t.)
Manner
of
speaking
to
another;
delivery;
as, a man of
pleasing
or
insinuating
address..
Scoff
::
Scoff (v. t.) To treat or
address
with
derision;
to
assail
scornfully;
to mock at.
Love
::
Love (n.) The
object
of
affection;
-- often
employed
in
endearing
address.
Madonna
::
Madonna
(n.) My lady; -- a term of
address
in
Italian
formerly
used as the
equivalent
of
Madame,
but for which
Signora
is now
substituted.
Sometimes
introduced
into
English..
Pray
::
Pray (v. i.) To make
request
with
earnestness
or zeal, as for
something
desired;
to make
entreaty
or
supplication;
to offer
prayer
to a deity or
divine
being as a
religious
act;
specifically,
to
address
the
Supreme
Being with
adoration,
confession,
supplication,
and
thanksgiving..
Bub
::
Bub (n.) A young
brother;
a
little
boy; -- a
familiar
term of
address
of a small boy.
Ask
::
Ask (v. t.) To
request;
to seek to
obtain
by
words;
to
petition;
to
solicit;
-- often with of, in the sense of from,
before
the
person
addressed..
Worship
::
Worship
(a.)
Hence,
a title of
honor,
used in
addresses
to
certain
magistrates
and
others
of rank or
station..
Address
::
Address
(v. t.) Act of
addressing
one's self to a
person;
verbal
application.
Sub-
::
Suavity
(n.) The
quality
of being sweet or
pleasing
to the mind;
agreeableness;
softness;
pleasantness;
gentleness;
urbanity;
as,
suavity
of
manners;
suavity
of
language,
conversation,
or
address..
Millinery
::
Millinery
(n.) The
articles
made or sold by
milliners,
as
headdresses,
hats or
bonnets,
laces,
ribbons,
and the
like..
Khutbah
::
Khutbah
(n.) An
address
or
public
prayer
read from the steps of the
pulpit
in
Mohammedan
mosques,
offering
glory to God,
praising
Mohammed
and his
descendants,
and the
ruling
princes..
Genteel
::
Genteel
(a.)
Possessing
or
exhibiting
the
qualities
popularly
regarded
as
belonging
to high birth and
breeding;
free from
vulgarity,
or
lowness
of taste or
behavior;
adapted
to a
refined
or
cultivated
taste;
polite;
well-bred;
as,
genteel
company,
manners,
address..
Speak
::
Speak (v. t.) To
address;
to
accost;
to speak to.
Deesis
::
Deesis
(n.) An
invocation
of, or
address
to, the
Supreme
Being..
To
::
To
(prep.)
In a very
general
way, and with
innumerable
varieties
of
application,
to
connects
transitive
verbs with their
remoter
or
indirect
object,
and
adjectives,
nouns,
and
neuter
or
passive
verbs with a
following
noun which
limits
their
action.
Its
sphere
verges
upon that of for, but it
contains
less the idea of
design
or
appropriation;
as, these
remarks
were
addressed
to a large
audience;
let us keep this seat to
ourselves;
a
substance
sweet to the
taste;
an event
painful
to the mind; duty
Daughter
::
Daughter
(n.) A term of
address
indicating
parental
interest.
Attire
::
Attire
(n.)
Dress;
clothes;
headdress;
anything
which
dresses
or
adorns;
esp.,
ornamental
clothing..
Winning
::
Winning
(a.)
Attracting;
adapted
to gain
favor;
charming;
as, a
winning
address..
Accost
::
Accost
(v. t.) To speak to
first;
to
address;
to
greet.
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