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Definition of charged
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Charged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Charg.
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Cost
::
Cost (v. t.) The
amount
paid,
charged,
or
engaged
to be paid, for
anything
bought
or taken in
barter;
charge;
expense;
hence,
whatever,
as
labor,
self-denial,
suffering,
etc., is
requisite
to
secure
benefit..
Innocent
::
Innocent
(a.) Free from the guilt of a
particular
crime or
offense;
as, a man is
innocent
of the crime
charged..
Cleche
::
Cleche
(a.)
Charged
with
another
bearing
of the same
figure,
and of the color of the
field,
so large that only a
narrow
border
of the first
bearing
remains
visible;
-- said of any
heraldic
bearing.
Compare
Voided..
Biforine
::
Biforine
(n.) An oval sac or cell, found in the
leaves
of
certain
plants
of the order
Araceae.
It has an
opening
at each end
through
which
raphides,
generated
inside,
are
discharged..
Mission
::
Mission
(n.) That with which a
messenger
or agent is
charged;
an
errand;
business
or duty on which one is sent; a
commission.
Fougasse
::
Fougasse
(n.) A small mine, in the form of a well sunk from the
surface
of the
ground,
charged
with
explosive
and
projectiles.
It is made in a
position
likely
to be
occupied
by the
enemy..
Evacuation
::
Evacuation
(n.) That which is
evacuated
or
discharged;
especially,
a
discharge
by stool or other
natural
means..
Volley
::
Volley
(v. i.) To be
thrown
out, or
discharged,
at once; to be
discharged
in a
volley,
or as if in a
volley;
to make a
volley
or
volleys..
Discharged
::
Discharged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Discharg.
Emeritus
::
Emeritus
(a.)
Honorably
discharged
from the
performance
of
public
duty on
account
of age,
infirmity,
or long and
faithful
services;
-- said of an
officer
of a
college
or
pastor
of a
church..
Emerited
::
Emerited
(a.)
Considered
as
having
done
sufficient
public
service,
and
therefore
honorably
discharged..
Stinkpot
::
Stinkpot
(n.) An
earthen
jar
charged
with
powder,
grenades,
and other
materials
of an
offensive
and
suffocating
smell,
--
sometimes
used in
boarding
an
enemy's
vessel..
Hogreeve
::
Hogreeve
(n.) A civil
officer
charged
with the duty of
impounding
hogs
running
at
large.
Recoil
::
Recoil
(n.)
Specifically,
the
reaction
or
rebounding
of a
firearm
when
discharged..
Hemorrhoids
::
Hemorrhoids
(n. pl.) Livid and
painful
swellings
formed
by the
dilation
of the blood
vessels
around
the
margin
of, or
within,
the anus, from which blood or mucus is
occasionally
discharged;
piles;
emerods..
Mouth
::
Mouth (n.) The
opening
through
which the
waters
of a river or any
stream
are
discharged.
Surcharging
::
Surcharged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Surcharg.
Marshal
::
Marshal
(n.) An
officer
of high rank,
charged
with the
arrangement
of
ceremonies,
the
conduct
of
operations,
or the like.
Excise
::
Excise
(n.) That
department
or
bureau
of the
public
service
charged
with the
collection
of the
excise
taxes.
Emphyteusis
::
Emphyteusis
(n.) A real
right,
susceptible
of
assignment
and of
descent,
charged
on
productive
real
estate,
the right being
coupled
with the
enjoyment
of the
property
on
condition
of
taking
care of the
estate
and
paying
taxes,
and
sometimes
a small
rent..
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