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Definition of cure
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 cure is as below...
Cure (n.)
Spiritual
charge;
care of soul; the
office
of a
parish
priest
or of a
curate;
hence,
that which is
committed
to the
charge
of a
parish
priest
or of a
curate;
a
curacy;
as, to
resign
a cure; to
obtain
a
cure..
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Combust
::
Combust
(a.) So near the sun as to be
obscured
or
eclipsed
by his
light,
as the moon or
planets
when not more than eight
degrees
and a half from the sun..
Ingloriously
::
Ingloriously
(adv.)
In an
inglorious
manner;
dishonorably;
with
shame;
ignominiously;
obscurely.
Synchronistic
::
Synchronism
(n.) A
representation,
in the same
picture,
of two or
events
which
occured
at
different
times..
Abortionist
::
Abortionist
(n.) One who
procures
abortion
or
miscarriage.
Assure
::
Assure
(v. t.) To
confirm;
to make
certain
or
secure.
Inglorious
::
Inglorious
(a.) Not
glorious;
not
bringing
honor or
glory;
not
accompanied
with fame,
honor,
or
celebrity;
obscure;
humble;
as, an
inglorious
life of
ease..
Cloudy
::
Cloudy
(n.)
Confused;
indistinct;
obscure;
dark.
Stock
::
Stock (n.) The wood to which the
barrel,
lock, etc., of a
musket
or like
firearm
are
secured;
also, a long,
rectangular
piece of wood, which is an
important
part of
several
forms of gun
carriage..
Remedy
::
Remedy
(n.) That which
relieves
or cures a
disease;
any
medicine
or
application
which puts an end to
disease
and
restores
health;
-- with for; as, a
remedy
for the
gout..
Surgery
::
Surgery
(n.) The art of
healing
by
manual
operation;
that
branch
of
medical
science
which
treats
of
manual
operations
for the
healing
of
diseases
or
injuries
of the body; that
branch
of
medical
science
which has for its
object
the cure of local
injuries
or
diseases,
as
wounds
or
fractures,
tumors,
etc.,
whether
by
manual
operation
or by
medicines
and
constitutional
treatment..
Pitch
::
Pitch (n.) Fig.: To
darken;
to
blacken;
to
obscure.
Procure
::
Procure
(v. t.) To cause to come; to
bring;
to
attract.
Surgeon
::
Surgeon
(n.) One whose
profession
or
occupation
is to cure
diseases
or
injuries
of the body by
manual
operation;
one whose
occupation
is to cure local
injuries
or
disorders
(such as
wounds,
dislocations,
tumors,
etc.),
whether
by
manual
operation,
or by
medication
and
constitutional
treatment..
Gaff
::
Gaff (v. t.) To
strike
with a gaff or
barbed
spear;
to
secure
by means of a gaff; as, to gaff a
salmon..
Have
::
Have (v. t.) To cause or
procure
to be; to
effect;
to
exact;
to
desire;
to
require.
Burstwort
::
Burstwort
(n.) A plant
(Herniaria
glabra)
supposed
to be
valuable
for the cure of
hernia
or
rupture.
Procuration
::
Procuration
(n.) The act of
procuring;
procurement.
Subobtuse
::
Subobscurely
(adv.)
Somewhat
obscurely
or
darkly.
Safety
::
Safety
(n.)
Freedom
from
whatever
exposes
one to
danger
or from
liability
to cause
danger
or harm;
safeness;
hence,
the
quality
of
making
safe or
secure,
or of
giving
confidence,
justifying
trust,
insuring
against
harm or loss, etc..
Rector
::
Rector
(n.) A
clergyman
who has the
charge
and cure of a
parish,
and has the
tithes,
etc.; the
clergyman
of a
parish
where the
tithes
are not
impropriate.
See the Note under
Vicar..
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