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Definition of candid
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Candid
(a.) Open;
frank;
ingenuous;
outspoken.
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Candied
::
Candied
(a.)
Conted
or more or less with
sugar;
as,
candidied
raisins.
Classman
::
Classman
(n.) A
candidate
for
graduation
in arts who is
placed
in an honor
class,
as
opposed
to a
passman,
who is not
classified..
Prox
::
Prox (n.) The
ticket
or list of
candidates
at
elections,
presented
to the
people
for their
votes..
Thesis
::
Thesis
(n.)
Hence,
an essay or
dissertation
written
upon
specific
or
definite
theme;
especially,
an essay
presented
by a
candidate
for a
diploma
or
degree..
Candid
::
Candid
(a.)
White.
Act
::
Act (n.) A
thesis
maintained
in
public,
in some
English
universities,
by a
candidate
for a
degree,
or to show the
proficiency
of a
student..
Open-hearted
::
Open-hearted
(a.)
Candid;
frank;
generous.
Nominate
::
Nominate
(v. t.) To name, or
designate
by name, for an
office
or
place;
to
appoint;
esp., to name as a
candidate
for an
election,
choice,
or
appointment;
to
propose
by name, or offer the name of, as a
candidate
for an
office
or
place..
Leet
::
Leet (n.) A
portion;
a list, esp. a list of
candidates
for an
office..
Plurality
::
Plurality
(n.) The
greater
number;
a
majority;
also, the
greatest
of
several
numbers;
in
elections,
the
excess
of the votes given for one
candidate
over those given for
another,
or for any
other,
candidate.
When there are more than two
candidates,
the one who
receives
the
plurality
of votes may have less than a
majority.
See
Majority..
Examination
::
Examination
(n.) A
process
prescribed
or
assigned
for
testing
qualification;
as, the
examination
of a
student,
or of a
candidate
for
admission
to the bar or the
ministry..
Propound
::
Propound
(v. t.) To
propose
or name as a
candidate
for
admission
to
communion
with a
church.
Requisition
::
Requisition
(v. t.) To
present
a
requisition
to; to
summon
request;
as, to
requisition
a
person
to be a
candidate..
Candidate
::
Candidate
(n.) One who
offers
himself,
or is put
forward
by
others,
as a
suitable
person
or an
aspirant
or
contestant
for an
office,
privilege,
or
honor;
as, a
candidate
for the
office
of
governor;
a
candidate
for holy
orders;
a
candidate
for
scholastic
honors..
Candidateship
::
Candidateship
(n.)
Candidacy.
Candidature
::
Candidature
(n.)
Candidacy.
Probation
::
Probation
(n.) The trial of a
ministerial
candidate's
qualifications
prior to his
ordination,
or to his
settlement
as a
pastor..
Caucus
::
Caucus
(n.) A
meeting,
especially
a
preliminary
meeting,
of
persons
belonging
to a
party,
to
nominate
candidates
for
public
office,
or to
select
delegates
to a
nominating
convention,
or to
confer
regarding
measures
of party
policy;
a
political
primary
meeting..
Run
::
Run (a.) To
contend
in a race;
hence,
to enter into a
contest;
to
become
a
candidate;
as, to run for
Congress..
Candidacy
::
Candidacy
(n.) The
position
of a
candidate;
state of being a
candidate;
candidateship.
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