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Definition of crate
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Crate (v. t.) To pack in a crate or case for
transportation;
as, to crate a
sewing
machine;
to crate
peaches..
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Stationed
::
Station
(n.) One of the
places
at which
ecclesiastical
processions
pause for the
performance
of an act of
devotion;
formerly,
the tomb of a
martyr,
or some
similarly
consecrated
spot; now,
especially,
one of those
representations
of the
successive
stages
of our
Lord's
passion
which are often
placed
round the naves of large
churches
and by the side of the way
leading
to
sacred
edifices
or
shrines,
and which are
visited
in
rotation,
stated
services
being
performed
at each; --
called
also
Station
o
Sacred
::
Sacred
(a.)
Consecrated;
dedicated;
devoted;
-- with to.
Desecration
::
Desecration
(n.) The act of
desecrating;
profanation;
condition
of
anything
desecrated.
Vow
::
Vow (n.) To give,
consecrate,
or
dedicate
to God, or to some
deity,
by a
solemn
promise;
to
devote;
to
promise
solemnly..
Holiness
::
Holiness
(n.) The state of being
hallowed,
or
consecrated
to God or to his
worship;
sacredness..
Salver-shaped
::
Salver-shaped
(a.)
Tubular,
with a
spreading
border.
See
Hypocraterimorphous..
Option
::
Option
(n.) A right
formerly
belonging
to an
archbishop
to
select
any one
dignity
or
benefice
in the gift of a
suffragan
bishop
consecrated
or
confirmed
by him, for
bestowal
by
himself
when next
vacant;
--
annulled
by
Parliament
in
1845..
Curse
::
Curse (v. t.) To call upon
divine
or
supernatural
power to send
injury
upon; to
imprecate
evil upon; to
execrate.
Devote
::
Devote
(v. t.) To
appropriate
by vow; to set apart or
dedicate
by a
solemn
act; to
consecrate;
also, to
consign
over; to doom; to evil; to
devote
one to
destruction;
the city was
devoted
to the
flames..
Hieron
::
Hieron
(n.) A
consecrated
place;
esp., a
temple..
Cyrenian
::
Cyrenian
(n.) One of a
school
of
philosophers,
established
at
Cyrene
by
Aristippus,
a
disciple
of
Socrates.
Their
doctrines
were
nearly
the same as those of the
Epicureans..
Crate
::
Crate (n.) A large
basket
or
hamper
of
wickerwork,
used for the
transportation
of
china,
crockery,
and
similar
wares..
Dedicate
::
Dedicate
(v. t.) To set apart and
consecrate,
as to a
divinity,
or for
sacred
uses; to
devote
formally
and
solemnly;
as, to
dedicate
vessels,
treasures,
a
temple,
or a
church,
to a
religious
use..
Oblate
::
Oblate
(a.)
Offered
up;
devoted;
consecrated;
dedicated;
-- used
chiefly
or only in the
titles
of Roman
Catholic
orders.
See
Oblate,
n..
Pollute
::
Pollute
(v. t.) To make foul,
impure,
or
unclean;
to
defile;
to
taint;
to soil; to
desecrate;
-- used of
physical
or moral
defilement..
Socratist
::
Socratist
(n.) A
disciple
or
follower
of
Socrates.
Devotion
::
Devotion
(n.) A thing
consecrated;
an
object
of
devotion.
Accurse
::
Accurse
(v. t.) To
devote
to
destruction;
to
imprecate
misery
or evil upon; to
curse;
to
execrate;
to
anathematize.
Sunday
::
Sunday
(n.) The first day of the week, --
consecrated
among
Christians
to rest from
secular
employments,
and to
religious
worship;
the
Christian
Sabbath;
the
Lord's
Day..
Holiday
::
Holiday
(n.) A
consecrated
day;
religious
anniversary;
a day set apart in honor of some
person,
or in
commemoration
of some
event.
See
Holyday..
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