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Definition of dorse
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 dorse is as below...
Dorse (n.) The
Baltic
or
variable
cod
(Gadus
callarias),
by some
believed
to be the young of the
common
codfish..
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Endorsement
::
Endorsement
(n.) Same as
Indorsement.
Indorse
::
Indorse
(v. t.) To write one's name, alone or with other
words,
upon the back of (a
paper),
for the
purpose
of
transferring
it, or to
secure
the
payment
of a /ote,
draft,
or the like; to
guarantee
the
payment,
fulfillment,
performance,
or
validity
of, or to
certify
something
upon the back of (a
check,
draft,
writ,
warrant
of
arrest,
etc.)..
Reardorse
::
Reardorse
(n.) Alt. of
Reardos.
Vise
::
Vise (n.) An
indorsement
made on a
passport
by the
proper
authorities
of
certain
countries
on the
continent
of
Europe,
denoting
that it has been
examined,
and that the
person
who bears it is
permitted
to
proceed
on his
journey;
a
visa..
Endorse
::
Endorse
(n.) A
subordinary,
resembling
the pale, but of one
fourth
its width
(according
to some
writers,
one
eighth)..
Visa
::
Visa (v. t.) To
indorse,
after
examination,
with the word vise, as a
passport;
to
vise..
Back
::
Back (v. i.) To write upon the back of; as, to back a
letter;
to
indorse;
as, to back a note or legal
document..
Redraw
::
Redraw
(v. i.) To draw a new bill of
exchange,
as the
holder
of a
protested
bill, on the
drawer
or
indorsers..
Reexchange
::
Reexchange
(n.) The
expense
chargeable
on a bill of
exchange
or draft which has been
dishonored
in a
foreign
country,
and
returned
to the
country
in which it was made or
indorsed,
and then taken up..
Endorsed
::
Endorsed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Endors.
Endoss
::
Endoss
(v. t.) To put upon the back or
outside
of
anything;
-- the older
spelling
of
endorse.
Indorsation
::
Indorsation
(n.)
Indorsement.
Indorse
::
Indorse
(v. t.) To write upon the back or
outside
of a paper or
letter,
as a
direction,
heading,
memorandum,
or
address..
Indorse
::
Indorse
(v. t.) To give one's name or
support
to; to
sanction;
to aid by
approval;
to
approve;
as, to
indorse
an
opinion..
Return
::
Return
(n.) The
certificate
of an
officer
stating
what he has done in
execution
of a writ,
precept,
etc.,
indorsed
on the
document..
Allonge
::
Allonge
(v.) A slip of paper
attached
to a bill of
exchange
for
receiving
indorsements,
when the back of the bill
itself
is
already
full; a
rider..
Rousant
::
Rousant
(a.)
Rising;
--
applied
to a bird in the
attitude
of
rising;
also,
sometmes,
to a bird in
profile
with wings
addorsed..
Indorsee
::
Indorsee
(n.) The
person
to whom a note or bill is
indorsed,
or
assigned
by
indorsement..
Endorser
::
Endorser
(n.) Same as
Indorser.
Dorser
::
Dorser
(n.) See
Dosser.
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