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Definition of chase
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Chase (v.) That which is
pursued
or
hunted.
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Enchase
::
Enchase
(v. t.) To
incase
or
inclose
in a
border
or rim; to
surround
with an
ornamental
casing,
as a gem with gold; to
encircle;
to
inclose;
to
adorn..
Aceldama
::
Aceldama
(n.) The
potter's
field,
said to have lain south of
Jerusalem,
purchased
with the bribe which Judas took for
betraying
his
Master,
and
therefore
called
the field of
blood.
Fig.: A field of
bloodshed..
Warrant
::
Warrant
(n.) To
secure
to, as a
purchaser
of
goods,
the title to the same; to
indemnify
against
loss..
Champertor
::
Champertor
(n.) One
guilty
of
champerty;
one who
purchases
a suit, or the right of
suing,
and
carries
it on at his own
expense,
in order to
obtain
a share of the
gain..
Scorse
::
Scorse
(v. i.) To deal for the
purchase
of
anything;
to
practice
barter.
Earth
::
Earth (v. t.) To hide, or cause to hide, in the
earth;
to chase into a
burrow
or den..
Venison
::
Venison
(n.)
Beasts
of the
chase.
Furniture
::
Furniture
(v. t.)
Pieces
of wood or metal of a
lesser
height
than the type,
placed
around
the pages or other
matter
in a form, and, with the
quoins,
serving
to
secure
the form in its place in the
chase..
Bought
::
Bought
(p. a.)
Purchased;
bribed.
Chased
::
Chased
(imp. & p. p.) of Chas.
Frank-chase
::
Frank-chase
(n.) The
liberty
or
franchise
of
having
a
chase;
free
chase.
Vagantes
::
Vagantes
(p. pl.) A tribe of
spiders,
comprising
some of those which take their prey in a web, but which also
frequently
run with
agility,
and chase and seize their
prey..
Chase
::
Chase (v. t.) To
ornament
(a
surface
of
metal)
by
embossing,
cutting
away
parts,
and the
like..
Re-demption
::
Re-demption
(n.) The act of
redeeming,
or the state of being
redeemed;
repurchase;
ransom;
release;
rescue;
deliverance;
as, the
redemption
of
prisoners
taken in war; the
redemption
of a ship and
cargo..
Chasable
::
Chasable
(a.)
Capable
of being
chased;
fit for
hunting.
Purchased
::
Purchased
(imp. & p. p.) of
Purchas.
Purchase
::
Purchase
(v. t.) To
obtain
by
paying
money or its
equivalent;
to buy for a
price;
as, to
purchase
land, or a
house..
Speculate
::
Speculate
(v. i.) To
purchase
with the
expectation
of a
contingent
advance
in
value,
and a
consequent
sale at a
profit;
--
often,
in a
somewhat
depreciative
sense,
of
unsound
or
hazardous
transactions;
as, to
speculate
in
coffee,
in
sugar,
or in bank
stock..
Chace
::
Chace (v. t.) To
pursue.
See Chase v. t.
Engross
::
Engross
(v. t.) To
purchase
either
the whole or large
quantities
of, for the
purpose
of
enhancing
the price and
making
a
profit;
hence,
to take or
assume
in undue
quantity,
proportion,
or
degree;
as, to
engross
commodities
in
market;
to
engross
power..
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