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Definition of chase
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Chase (n.) The part of a
cannon
from the
reenforce
or the
trunnions
to the swell of the
muzzle.
See
Cannon.
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Subsidy
::
Subsidy
(n.)
Specifically:
A sum of money paid by one
sovereign
or
nation
to
another
to
purchase
the
cooperation
or the
neutrality
of such
sovereign
or
nation
in war.
Purchase
::
Purchase
(v. t.) The
acquisition
of title to, or
properly
in,
anything
for a
price;
buying
for money or its
equivalent..
Customer
::
Customer
(n.) One who
regularly
or
repeatedly
makes
purchases
of a
trader;
a
purchaser;
a
buyer.
Enchase
::
Enchase
(v. t.) To
delineate
or
describe,
as by
writing..
Preemptioner
::
Preemptioner
(n.) One who holds a prior to
purchase
certain
public
land.
Purchase
::
Purchase
(v. t.) To
pursue
and
obtain;
to
acquire
by
seeking;
to gain,
obtain,
or
acquire..
Anaglyphic
::
Anaglyphic
(n.) Work
chased
or
embossed
relief.
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..
Purchase
::
Purchase
(v. t.) To
obtain
by
paying
money or its
equivalent;
to buy for a
price;
as, to
purchase
land, or a
house..
Warrant
::
Warrant
(n.) To
assure,
as a thing sold, to the
purchaser;
that is, to
engage
that the thing is what it
appears,
or is
represented,
to be, which
implies
a
covenant
to make good any
defect
or loss
incurred
by it..
Rechase
::
Rechase
(v. t.) To chase
again;
to chase or drive back.
Prompt-note
::
Prompt-note
(n.) A
memorandum
of a sale, and time when
payment
is due, given to the
purchaser
at a sale of
goods..
Rouse
::
Rouse (v.) To cause to start from a
covert
or
lurking
place;
as, to rouse a deer or other
animal
of the
chase..
Rigging
::
Rigging
(n.)
DRess;
tackle;
especially
(Naut.),
the
ropes,
chains,
etc., that
support
the masts and spars of a
vessel,
and serve as
purchases
for
adjusting
the
sails,
etc. See
Illustr.
of Ship and
Sails..
Chamois
::
Chamois
(n.) A small
species
of
antelope
(Rupicapra
tragus),
living
on the
loftiest
mountain
ridges
of
Europe,
as the Alps,
Pyrenees,
etc. It
possesses
remarkable
agility,
and is a
favorite
object
of
chase..
Reglet
::
Reglet
(n.) A strip of wood or metal of the
height
of a
quadrat,
used for
regulating
the space
between
pages in a
chase,
and also for
spacing
out
title-pages
and other open
matter.
It is
graded
to
different
sizes,
and
designated
by the name of the type that it
matches;
as,
nonpareil
reglet,
pica
reglet,
and the
like..
Inheritance
::
Inheritance
(n.) A
permanent
or
valuable
possession
or
blessing,
esp. one
received
by gift or
without
purchase;
a
benefaction..
Chase
::
Chase (n.) A
groove,
or
channel,
as in the face of a wall; a
trench,
as for the
reception
of drain
tile..
Sample
::
Sample
(n.) A part of
anything
presented
for
inspection,
or shown as
evidence
of the
quality
of the
whole;
a
specimen;
as, goods are often
purchased
by
samples..
Adonis
::
Adonis
(n.) A youth
beloved
by Venus for his
beauty.
He was
killed
in the chase by a wild boar.
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