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Definition of deposit
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 deposit is as below...
Deposit
(v. t.) That which is
placed
anywhere,
or in any one's
hands,
for safe
keeping;
something
intrusted
to the care of
another;
esp., money
lodged
with a bank or
banker,
subject
to
order;
anything
given as
pledge
or
security..
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Security
::
Security
(n.)
Something
given,
deposited,
or
pledged,
to make
certain
the
fulfillment
of an
obligation,
the
performance
of a
contract,
the
payment
of a debt, or the like;
surety;
pledge..
Ampere
::
Ampere
(n.) The unit of
electric
current;
--
defined
by the
International
Electrical
Congress
in 1893 and by U. S.
Statute
as, one tenth of the unit of
current
of the C. G. S.
system
of
electro-magnetic
units,
or the
practical
equivalent
of the
unvarying
current
which,
when
passed
through
a
standard
solution
of
nitrate
of
silver
in
water,
deposits
silver
at the rate of
0.001118
grams per
second.
Called
also the
international
ampere..
Oestrus
::
Oestrus
(n.) A genus of
gadflies.
The
species
which
deposits
its
larvae
in the nasal
cavities
of sheep is
oestrus
ovis.
Depose
::
Depose
(v. t.) To let fall; to
deposit.
Vessel
::
Vessel
(n.) A
continuous
tube
formed
from
superposed
large
cylindrical
or
prismatic
cells
(tracheae),
which have lost their
intervening
partitions,
and are
usually
marked
with dots, pits,
rings,
or
spirals
by
internal
deposition
of
secondary
membranes;
a
duct..
Stratigraphic
::
Stratify
(v. t.) To form or
deposit
in
strata,
or
layers,
as
substances
in the
earth;
to
arrange
in
strata..
Moraine
::
Moraine
(n.) An
accumulation
of earth and
stones
carried
forward
and
deposited
by a
glacier.
Petrify
::
Petrify
(v. i.) To
become
stone,
or of a stony
hardness,
as
organic
matter
by
calcareous
deposits..
Lay
::
Lay (v. t.) To bring forth and
deposit;
as, to lay
eggs..
Chapel
::
Chapel
(v. t.) To
deposit
or inter in a
chapel;
to
enshrine.
Deposit
::
Deposit
(v. t.) A
bailment
of money or goods to be kept
gratuitously
for the
bailor.
Voltagraphy
::
Voltagraphy
(n.) In
electrotypy,
the act or art of
copying,
in
metals
deposited
by
electrolytic
action,
a form or
pattern
which is made the
negative
electrode..
Entry
::
Entry (n.) The
exhibition
or
depositing
of a
ship's
papers
at the
customhouse,
to
procure
license
to land
goods;
or the
giving
an
account
of a
ship's
cargo to the
officer
of the
customs,
and
obtaining
his
permission
to land the
goods.
See
Enter,
v. t., 8, and
Entrance,
n., 5..
Haymow
::
Haymow
(n.) The place in a barn where hay is
deposited.
Sullen
::
Sullage
(n.) Silt; mud
deposited
by
water.
Apothem
::
Apothem
(n.) A
deposit
formed
in a
liquid
extract
of a
vegetable
substance
by
exposure
to the air.
Marine
::
Marine
(a.)
Formed
by the
action
of the
currents
or waves of the sea; as,
marine
deposits..
Osteosarcoma
::
Osteosarcoma
(n.) A tumor
having
the
structure
of a
sacroma
in which there is a
deposit
of bone;
sarcoma
connected
with bone.
Sepulture
::
Sepulture
(n.) The act of
depositing
the dead body of a human being in the
grave;
burial;
interment.
Ringbone
::
Ringbone
(n.) A
morbid
growth
or
deposit
of bony
matter
between
or on the small
pastern
and the great
pastern
bones.
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