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Definition of administer
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 administer is as below...
Administer
(v. t.) To
settle,
as the
estate
of one who dies
without
a will, or whose will fails of an
executor..
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Estate
::
Estate
(n.) The great
classes
or
orders
of a
community
or state (as the
clergy,
the
nobility,
and the
commonalty
of
England)
or their
representatives
who
administer
the
government;
as, the
estates
of the realm
(England),
which are (1) the lords
spiritual,
(2) the lords
temporal,
(3) the
commons..
Plot
::
Plot (v. i.) To form a
scheme
of
mischief
against
another,
especially
against
a
government
or those who
administer
it; to
conspire..
Fuero
::
Fuero (n.) A place where
justice
is
administered.
Poison
::
Poison
(n.) To
injure
or kill by
poison;
to
administer
poison
to.
Equitably
::
Equitably
(adv.)
In an
equitable
manner;
justly;
as, the laws
should
be
equitably
administered..
Administer
::
Administer
(v. t.) To
apply,
as
medicine
or a
remedy;
to give, as a dose or
something
beneficial
or
suitable.
Extended
to a blow, a
reproof,
etc..
Administrator
::
Administrator
(n.) One who
administers
affairs;
one who
directs,
manages,
executes,
or
dispenses,
whether
in
civil,
judicial,
political,
or
ecclesiastical
affairs;
a
manager..
Adhibit
::
Adhibit
(v. t.) To use or
apply;
to
administer.
Kingly
::
Kingly
(superl.)
Belonging
to,
suitable
to, or
becoming,
a king;
characteristic
of,
resembling,
a king;
directed
or
administered
by a king;
monarchical;
royal;
sovereign;
regal;
august;
noble;
grand..
Free
::
Free
(superl.)
Not under an
arbitrary
or
despotic
government;
subject
only to fixed laws
regularly
and
fairly
administered,
and
defended
by them from
encroachments
upon
natural
or
acquired
rights;
enjoying
political
liberty..
Judge
::
"Judge
(v. i.) A
public
officer
who is
invested
with
authority
to hear and
determine
litigated
causes,
and to
administer
justice
between
parties
in
courts
held for that
purpose..
Dispense
::
Dispense
(v. t.) To
apply,
as laws to
particular
cases;
to
administer;
to
execute;
to
manage;
to
direct..
Policy
::
Policy
(n.) The
method
by which any
institution
is
administered;
system
of
management;
course.
Administer
::
Administer
(v. t.) To
tender,
as an
oath..
Government
::
Government
(n.) The
person
or
persons
authorized
to
administer
the laws; the
ruling
power;
the
administration.
Hierarchy
::
Hierarchy
(n.) A form of
government
administered
in the
church
by
patriarchs,
metropolitans,
archbishops,
bishops,
and, in an
inferior
degree,
by
priests..
Division
::
Division
(n.) One of the
larger
districts
into which a
country
is
divided
for
administering
military
affairs.
Exhibition
::
Exhibition
(n.) The act of
administering
a
remedy.
Porte
::
Porte (n.) The
Ottoman
court;
the
government
of the
Turkish
empire,
officially
called
the
Sublime
Porte,
from the gate
(port)
of the
sultan's
palace
at which
justice
was
administered..
Voir Dire
::
Voir dire () An oath
administered
to a
witness,
usually
before
being sworn in
chief,
requiring
him to speak the
truth,
or make true
answers
in
reference
to
matters
inquired
of, to
ascertain
his
competency
to give
evidence..
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