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Definition of case
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 case is as below...
Case (n.) A
patient
under
treatment;
an
instance
of
sickness
or
injury;
as, ten cases of
fever;
also, the
history
of a
disease
or
injury..
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Ascham
::
Ascham
(n.) A sort of
cupboard,
or case, to
contain
bows and other
implements
of
archery..
Swinecote
::
Swinecase
(n.) A
hogsty.
Inflection
::
Inflection
(n.) The
variation
or
change
which words
undergo
to mark case,
gender,
number,
comparison,
tense,
person,
mood,
voice,
etc..
Dock
::
Dock (n.) A case of
leather
to cover the
clipped
or cut tail of a
horse.
Put
::
Put (v. t.) To set
before
one for
judgment,
acceptance,
or
rejection;
to bring to the
attention;
to
offer;
to
state;
to
express;
figuratively,
to
assume;
to
suppose;
--
formerly
sometimes
followed
by that
introducing
a
proposition;
as, to put a
question;
to put a
case..
Binnacle
::
Binnacle
(n.) A case or box
placed
near the
helmsman,
containing
the
compass
of a ship, and a light to show it at
night..
Wellhole
::
Wellhole
(n.) The open space left
beyond
the ends of the steps of a
staircase.
Call
::
Call (n.) A
requirement
or
appeal
arising
from the
circumstances
of the case; a moral
requirement
or
appeal.
Wentletrap
::
Wentletrap
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
elegant,
usually
white,
marine
shells
of the genus
Scalaria,
especially
Scalaria
pretiosa,
which was
formerly
highly
valued;
--
called
also
staircase
shell.
See
Scalaria..
Goulards Extract
::
Goulards
extract
() An
aqueous
solution
of the
subacetate
of lead, used as a
lotion
in cases of
inflammation.
Goulard's
cerate
is a
cerate
containing
this
extract..
Caseic
::
Caseic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
cheese;
as,
caseic
acid..
Caracole
::
Caracole
(n.) A
staircase
in a
spiral
form.
Whose
::
Whose
(pron.)
The
possessive
case of who or
which.
See Who, and
Which..
Where
::
Where
(adv.)
At or in which
place;
at the place in
which;
hence,
in the case or
instance
in
which;
-- used
relatively..
Casal
::
Casal (a.) Of or
pertaining
to case; as, a casal
ending..
Apostle
::
Apostle
(n.) A brief
letter
dimissory
sent by a court
appealed
from to the
superior
court,
stating
the case, etc.; a paper sent up on
appeals
in the
admiralty
courts..
Accusative
::
Accusative
(a.)
Applied
to the case (as the
fourth
case of Latin and Greek
nouns)
which
expresses
the
immediate
object
on which the
action
or
influence
of a
transitive
verb
terminates,
or the
immediate
object
of
motion
or
tendency
to,
expressed
by a
preposition.
It
corresponds
to the
objective
case in
English..
Cadilesker
::
Cadilesker
(n.) A chief judge in the
Turkish
empire,
so named
originally
because
his
jurisdiction
extended
to the cases of
soldiers,
who are now tried only by their own
officers..
Seraphine
::
Seraphine
(n.) A wind
instrument
whose
sounding
parts are
reeds,
consisting
of a thin
tongue
of brass
playing
freely
through
a slot in a
plate.
It has a case, like a
piano,
and is
played
by means of a
similar
keybord,
the
bellows
being
worked
by the foot. The
melodeon
is a
portable
variety
of this
instrument..
Her
::
Her
(pron.
& a.) The form of the
objective
and the
possessive
case of the
personal
pronoun
she; as, I saw her with her purse out..
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