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Definition of convey
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Convey
(v. i.) To play the
thief;
to
steal.
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Demise
::
Demise
(n.) The
conveyance
or
transfer
of an
estate,
either
in fee for life or for
years,
most
commonly
the
latter..
Exception
::
Exception
(n.) An
objection,
oral or
written,
taken,
in the
course
of an
action,
as to bail or
security;
or as to the
decision
of a
judge,
in the
course
of a
trail,
or in his
charge
to a jury; or as to lapse of time, or
scandal,
impertinence,
or
insufficiency
in a
pleading;
also, as in
conveyancing,
a
clause
by which the
grantor
excepts
something
before
granted..
Siphonobranchiate
::
Siphonobranchiate
(a.)
Having
a
siphon,
or
siphons,
to
convey
water to the
gills;
belonging
or
pertaining
to the
Siphonobranchiata..
Shoe
::
Shoe (n.) The
trough
or spout for
conveying
the grain from the
hopper
to the eye of the
millstone.
Transshipment
::
Transshipment
(n.) The act of
transshipping,
or
transferring,
as
goods,
from one ship or
conveyance
to
another..
Transvection
::
Transvection
(n.) The act of
conveying
or
carrying
over.
Tug
::
Tug (n.) A sort of
vehicle,
used for
conveying
timber
and heavy
articles..
Hoy
::
Hoy (n.) A small
coaster
vessel,
usually
sloop-rigged,
used in
conveying
passengers
and goods from place to
place,
or as a
tender
to
larger
vessels
in
port..
Defeasance
::
Defeasance
(n.) A
condition,
relating
to a deed, which being
performed,
the deed is
defeated
or
rendered
void; or a
collateral
deed, made at the same time with a
feoffment,
or other
conveyance,
containing
conditions,
on the
performance
of which the
estate
then
created
may be
defeated..
Lighter
::
Lighter
(v. t.) To
convey
by a
lighter,
as to or from the
shore;
as, to
lighter
the cargo of a
ship..
Slip
::
Slip (v. t.) To cause to move
smoothly
and
quickly;
to
slide;
to
convey
gently
or
secretly.
Convey
::
Convey
(v. t.) To
accompany;
to
convoy.
Eke
::
Eke (v. t.) To
increase;
to add to; to
augment;
-- now
commonly
used with out, the
notion
conveyed
being to add to, or piece out by a
laborious,
inferior,
or
scanty
addition;
as, to eke out a
scanty
supply
of one kind with some
other..
Portable
::
Portable
(a.)
Capable
of being borne or
carried;
easily
transported;
conveyed
without
difficulty;
as, a
portable
bed, desk,
engine..
Cautionary
::
Cautionary
(a.)
Conveying
a
caution,
or
warning
to avoid
danger;
as,
cautionary
signals..
Drive
::
Drive (v. t.) To urge on and
direct
the
motions
of, as the
beasts
which draw a
vehicle,
or the
vehicle
borne by them;
hence,
also, to take in a
carriage;
to
convey
in a
vehicle
drawn by
beasts;
as, to drive a pair of
horses
or a
stage;
to drive a
person
to his own
door..
Hearse
::
Hearse
(n.) A
carriage
specially
adapted
or used for
conveying
the dead to the
grave.
Ambulance
::
Ambulance
(n.) An
ambulance
wagon or cart for
conveying
the
wounded
from the
field,
or to a
hospital..
Transfer
::
Transfer
(n.) The
conveyance
of
right,
title,
or
property,
either
real or
personal,
from one
person
to
another,
whether
by sale, by gift, or
otherwise..
Troopship
::
Troopship
(n.) A
vessel
built or
fitted
for the
conveyance
of
troops;
a
transport.
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