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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. i.) To make an onset or rush; as, to
charge
with fixed
bayonets..
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Discount
::
Discount
(v.) To
deduct
from an
account,
debt,
charge,
and the like; to make an
abatement
of; as,
merchants
sometimes
discount
five or six per cent for
prompt
payment
of
bills..
Brakeman
::
Brakeman
(n.) A man in
charge
of a brake or
brakes.
Hydrometrograph
::
Hydrometrograph
(n.) An
instrument
for
determining
and
recording
the
quantity
of water
discharged
from a pipe,
orifice,
etc., in a given
time..
Receiver
::
Receiver
(n.) A
person
appointed,
ordinarily
by a
court,
to
receive,
and hold in
trust,
money or other
property
which is the
subject
of
litigation,
pending
the suit; a
person
appointed
to take
charge
of the
estate
and
effects
of a
corporation,
and to do other acts
necessary
to
winding
up its
affairs,
in
certain
cases..
Port
::
Port (v.) In law and
commercial
usage,
a
harbor
where
vessels
are
admitted
to
discharge
and
receive
cargoes,
from
whence
they
depart
and where they
finish
their
voyages..
Spray
::
Spray (v. t.) A jet of fine
medicated
vapor,
used
either
as an
application
to a
diseased
part or to
charge
the air of a room with a
disinfectant
or a
deodorizer..
Hogreeve
::
Hogreeve
(n.) A civil
officer
charged
with the duty of
impounding
hogs
running
at
large.
Charges D''affaires
::
Charges
d'affaires
(pl. ) of
Charge
d'affaire.
Blackguard
::
Blackguard
(n.) The
scullions
and lower
menials
of a
court,
or of a
nobleman's
household,
who, in a
removal
from one
residence
to
another,
had
charge
of the
kitchen
utensils,
and being
smutted
by them, were
jocularly
called
the black
guard;
also, the
servants
and
hangers-on
of an
army..
Loose
::
Loose (n.) A
letting
go;
discharge.
Astringent
::
Astringent
(n.) A
medicine
or other
substance
that
produces
contraction
in the soft
organic
textures,
and
checks
discharges
of
blood,
mucus,
etc..
Eunuch
::
Eunuch
(n.) A male of the human
species
castrated;
commonly,
one of a class of such
persons,
in
Oriental
countries,
having
charge
of the
women's
apartments.
Some of them, in
former
times,
gained
high
official
rank..
Salute
::
Salute
(v.) A token of
respect
or honor for some
distinguished
or
official
personage,
for a
foreign
vessel
or flag, or for some
festival
or
event,
as by
presenting
arms, by a
discharge
of
cannon,
volleys
of small arms,
dipping
the
colors
or the
topsails,
etc..
Hieromnemon
::
Hieromnemon
(n.) A
magistrate
who had
charge
of
religious
matters,
as at
Byzantium..
Adjure
::
Adjure
(v. t.) To
charge,
bind, or
command,
solemnly,
as if under oath, or under the
penalty
of a
curse;
to
appeal
to in the most
solemn
or
impressive
manner;
to
entreat
earnestly..
Acquittal
::
Acquittal
(n.) A
setting
free, or
deliverance
from the
charge
of an
offense,
by
verdict
of a jury or
sentence
of a
court..
Emmenagogue
::
Emmenagogue
(n.) A
medicine
that
promotes
the
menstrual
discharge.
Defray
::
Defray
(v. t.) To pay or
discharge;
to serve in
payment
of; to
provide
for, as a
charge,
debt,
expenses,
costs,
etc..
Superchemical
::
Supercharge
(n.) A
bearing
charged
upon
another
bearing.
Catch-basin
::
Catch-basin
(n.) A
cistern
or vault at the point where a
street
gutter
discharges
into a
sewer,
to catch bulky
matters
which would not pass
readily
through
the
sewer..
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