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Definition of correspond
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 correspond is as below...
Correspond
(v. i.) To have
intercourse
or
communion;
especially,
to hold
intercourse
or to
communicate
by
sending
and
receiving
letters;
--
followed
by
with..
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Enzootic
::
Enzootic
(a.)
Afflicting
animals;
-- used of a
disease
affecting
the
animals
of a
district.
It
corresponds
to an
endemic
disease
among men.
Woden
::
Woden (n.) A deity
corresponding
to Odin, the
supreme
deity of the
Scandinavians.
Wednesday
is named for him. See
Odin..
Cyprus
::
Cyprus
(n.) A thin,
transparent
stuff,
the same as, or
corresponding
to,
crape.
It was
either
white or
black,
the
latter
being most
common,
and used for
mourning..
Epistolary
::
Epistolary
(a.)
Pertaining
to
epistles
or
letters;
suitable
to
letters
and
correspondence;
as, an
epistolary
style..
Tripartite
::
Tripartite
(v. i.)
Having
three
corresponding
parts or
copies;
as, to make
indentures
tripartite..
Consign
::
Consign
(v. t.) To send or
address
(by bill of
lading
or
otherwise)
to an agent or
correspondent
in
another
place,
to be cared for or sold, or for the use of such
correspondent;
as, to
consign
a cargo or a ship; to
consign
goods..
June
::
"June (n.) The
sister
and wife of
Jupiter,
the queen of
heaven,
and the
goddess
who
presided
over
marriage.
She
corresponds
to the Greek
Hera..
Epistolean
::
Epistolean
(n.) One who
writes
epistles;
a
correspondent.
Lore
::
Lore (n.) The space
between
the eye and bill, in
birds,
and the
corresponding
region
in
reptiles
and
fishes..
Canon Bone
::
Canon bone () The shank bone, or great bone above the
fetlock,
in the fore and hind legs of the horse and
allied
animals,
corresponding
to the
middle
metacarpal
or
metatarsal
bone of most
mammals.
See
Horse..
Correspondent
::
Correspondent
(n.) One with whom
intercourse
is
carried
on by
letter.
Ordovician
::
Ordovician
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
division
of the
Silurian
formation,
corresponding
in
general
to the Lower
Silurian
of most
authors,
exclusive
of the
Cambrian..
Authentic
::
Authentic
(n.)
Having
as
immediate
relation
to the
tonic,
in
distinction
from
plagal,
which has a
correspondent
relation
to the
dominant
in the
octave
below the
tonic..
Respondent
::
Respondent
(n.) One who
responds.
It
corresponds
in
general
to
defendant.
Hand
::
Hand (n.) That part of the fore limb below the
forearm
or wrist in man and
monkeys,
and the
corresponding
part in many other
animals;
manus;
paw. See
Manus..
Thenar
::
Thenar
(n.) The
prominence
of the palm above the base of the
thumb;
the
thenar
eminence;
the ball of the
thumb.
Sometimes
applied
to the
corresponding
part of the foot.
Horizon
::
Horizon
(n.) The chief
horizontal
line in a
picture
of any sort, which
determines
in the
picture
the
height
of the eye of the
spectator;
in an
extended
landscape,
the
representation
of the
natural
horizon
corresponds
with this
line..
Seignior
::
Seignior
(n.) A title of honor or of
address
in the South of
Europe,
corresponding
to Sir or Mr. in
English..
Pensioner
::
Pensioner
(n.) In the
university
of
Cambridge,
England,
one who pays for his
living
in
commons;
--
corresponding
to
commoner
at
Oxford..
Temperament
::
Temperament
(v. t.) The
peculiar
physical
and
mental
character
of an
individual,
in olden times
erroneously
supposed
to be due to
individual
variation
in the
relations
and
proportions
of the
constituent
parts of the body,
especially
of the
fluids,
as the bile,
blood,
lymph,
etc. Hence the
phrases,
bilious
or
choleric
temperament,
sanguine
temperament,
etc.,
implying
a
predominance
of one of these
fluids
and a
corresponding
influence
on the
temperament..
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