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Definition of charge
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 charge is as below...
Charge
(v. t.) To place
something
to the
account
of as a debt; to
debit,
as, to
charge
one with
goods.
Also, to enter upon the debit side of an
account;
as, to
charge
a sum to one..
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Outfall
::
Outfall
(n.) The mouth of a
river;
the lower end of a water
course;
the open end of a
drain,
culvert,
etc., where the
discharge
occurs..
Shot
::
Shot (n.) A
missile
weapon,
particularly
a ball or
bullet;
specifically,
whatever
is
discharged
as a
projectile
from
firearms
or
cannon
by the force of an
explosive..
Chargehouse
::
Chargehouse
(n.) A
schoolhouse.
Menses
::
Menses
(n. pl.) The
catamenial
or
menstrual
discharge,
a
periodic
flow of blood or
bloody
fluid from the
uterus
or
female
generative
organs..
Prosecution
::
Prosecution
(n.) The
institution,
or
commencement,
and
continuance
of a
criminal
suit; the
process
of
exhibiting
formal
charges
against
an
offender
before
a legal
tribunal,
and
pursuing
them to final
judgment
on
behalf
of the state or
government,
as by
indictment
or
information..
Office
::
Office
(v. t.) To
perform,
as the
duties
of an
office;
to
discharge..
Justification
::
Justification
(n.) The
showing
in court of a
sufficient
lawful
reason
why a party
charged
or
accused
did that for which he is
called
to
answer.
Bandolier
::
Bandolier
(n.) One of the
leather
or
wooden
cases in which the
charges
of
powder
were
carried.
Visit
::
Visit (v. t.) To go or come to see for
inspection,
examination,
correction
of
abuses,
etc.; to
examine,
to
inspect;
as, a
bishop
visits
his
diocese;
a
superintendent
visits
persons
or works under his
charge..
Impeachable
::
Impeachable
(a.) That may be
impeached;
liable
to
impeachment;
chargeable
with a
crime.
Lay
::
Lay (v. t.) To
impute;
to
charge;
to
allege.
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(n.) A
dining
room or
eating
house where a meal is
prepared
for all
comers,
at a fixed price for the meal, in
distinction
from one where each dish is
separately
charged;
a table
d'hote;
hence,
also, the meal
furnished
at such a
dining
room..
Excreable
::
Excreable
(a.)
Capable
of being
discharged
by
spitting.
Defray
::
Defray
(v. t.) To pay or
discharge;
to serve in
payment
of; to
provide
for, as a
charge,
debt,
expenses,
costs,
etc..
Flow
::
Flow (v. i.) To
discharge
blood in
excess
from the
uterus.
Drayage
::
Drayage
(n.) The
charge,
or sum paid, for the use of a
dray..
Eczema
::
Eczema
(n.) An
inflammatory
disease
of the skin,
characterized
by the
presence
of
redness
and
itching,
an
eruption
of small
vesicles,
and the
discharge
of a
watery
exudation,
which often dries up,
leaving
the skin
covered
with
crusts;
--
called
also
tetter,
milk
crust,
and salt
rheum..
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. t.) To send away (a
creditor)
satisfied
by
payment;
to pay one's debt or
obligation
to.
Electrifiable
::
Electrifiable
(a.)
Capable
of
receiving
electricity,
or of being
charged
with it..
Fistula
::
Fistula
(n.) A
permanent
abnormal
opening
into the soft parts with a
constant
discharge;
a deep,
narrow,
chronic
abscess;
an
abnormal
opening
between
an
internal
cavity
and
another
cavity
or the
surface;
as, a
salivary
fistula;
an anal
fistula;
a
recto-vaginal
fistula..
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