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Definition of communicate
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 communicate is as below...
Communicate
(v. i.) To have
intercourse
or to be the means of
intercourse;
as, to
communicate
with
another
on
business;
to be
connected;
as, a
communicating
artery..
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Communicate
::
Communicate
(v. i.) To share in
common;
to
participate
in.
Sea Cock
::
Sea cock () In a
steamship,
a cock or valve close to the
vessel's
side, for
closing
a pipe which
communicates
with the sea..
Impartment
::
Impartment
(n.) The act of
imparting,
or that which is
imparted,
communicated,
or
disclosed..
Inosculate
::
Inosculate
(v. i.) To
intercommunicate;
to
interjoin.
Traditional
::
Traditional
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
tradition;
derived
from
tradition;
communicated
from
ancestors
to
descendants
by word only;
transmitted
from age to age
without
writing;
as,
traditional
opinions;
traditional
customs;
traditional
expositions
of the
Scriptures..
Buzz
::
Buzz (v. t.) To
whisper;
to
communicate,
as
tales,
in an under tone; to
spread,
as
report,
by
whispers,
or
secretly..
Notice
::
Notice
(n.)
Intelligence,
by
whatever
means
communicated;
knowledge
given or
received;
means of
knowledge;
express
notification;
announcement;
warning..
Cowpox
::
Cowpox
(n.) A
pustular
eruptive
disease
of the cow,
which,
when
communicated
to the human
system,
as by
vaccination,
protects
from the
smallpox;
vaccinia;
--
called
also
kinepox,
cowpock,
and
kinepock..
Confidential
::
Confidential
(a.)
Communicated
in
confidence;
secret.
Chirologist
::
Chirologist
(n.) One who
communicates
thoughts
by signs made with the hands and
fingers.
Enlightener
::
Enlightener
(n.) One who
enlightens
or
illuminates;
one who, or that
which,
communicates
light to the eye, or clear views to the
mind..
Intercommunicate
::
Intercommunicate
(v. i.) To
communicate
mutually;
to hold
mutual
communication.
Excommune
::
Excommune
(v. t.) To
exclude
from
participation
in; to
excommunicate.
Inoculable
::
Inoculable
(a.)
Capable
of being
inoculated;
capable
of
communicating
disease,
or of being
communicated,
by
inoculation..
Give
::
Give (n.) To
communicate
or
announce,
as
advice,
tidings,
etc.; to
pronounce;
to
render
or
utter,
as an
opinion,
a
judgment,
a
sentence,
a
shout,
etc..
Excommunicate
::
Excommunicate
(n.) One
excommunicated.
Vent
::
Vent (n.) The
opening
at the
breech
of a
firearm,
through
which fire is
communicated
to the
powder
of the
charge;
touchhole..
Locomotive
::
Locomotive
(n.) A
locomotive
engine;
a
self-propelling
wheel
carriage,
especially
one which bears a steam
boiler
and one or more steam
engines
which
communicate
motion
to the
wheels
and thus
propel
the
carriage,
-- used to
convey
goods or
passengers,
or to draw
wagons,
railroad
cars, etc. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Spyboat
::
Spy (n.) A
person
sent
secretly
into an
enemy's
camp,
territory,
or
fortifications,
to
inspect
his
works,
ascertain
his
strength,
movements,
or
designs,
and to
communicate
such
intelligence
to the
proper
officer..
Warm
::
Warm (a.) To
communicate
a
moderate
degree
of heat to; to
render
warm; to
supply
or
furnish
heat to; as, a stove warms an
apartment..
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