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Definition of employ
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Employ
(v. t.) To
occupy;
as, to
employ
time in
study..
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Occupier
::
Occupier
(n.) One who
follows
an
employment;
hence,
a
tradesman..
Sponger
::
Sponger
(n.) One
employed
in
gathering
sponges.
Errantry
::
Errantry
(n.) The
employment
of a
knight-errant.
Espionage
::
Espionage
(n.) The
practice
or
employment
of
spies;
the
practice
of
watching
the words and
conduct
of
others,
to make
discoveries,
as spies or
secret
emissaries;
secret
watching..
Epiploce
::
Epiploce
(n.) A
figure
by which one
striking
circumstance
is
added,
in due
gradation,
to
another;
climax;
e. g., He not only
spared
his
enemies,
but
continued
them in
employment;
not only
continued,
but
advanced
them..
Test
::
Test (n.) A
reaction
employed
to
recognize
or
distinguish
any
particular
substance
or
constituent
of a
compound,
as the
production
of some
characteristic
precipitate;
also, the
reagent
employed
to
produce
such
reaction;
thus, the
ordinary
test for
sulphuric
acid is the
production
of a white
insoluble
precipitate
of
barium
sulphate
by means of some
soluble
barium
salt..
Disemploy
::
Disemploy
(v. t.) To throw out of
employment.
Entrepreneur
::
Entrepreneur
(n.) One who
creates
a
product
on his own
account;
whoever
undertakes
on his own
account
an
industrial
enterprise
in which
workmen
are
employed.
Turn
::
Turn (v. t.) To
change
from a given use or
office;
to
divert,
as to
another
purpose
or end; to
transfer;
to use or
employ;
to
apply;
to
devote..
Factory
::
Factory
(n.) A
building,
or
collection
of
buildings,
appropriated
to the
manufacture
of
goods;
the place where
workmen
are
employed
in
fabricating
goods,
wares,
or
utensils;
a
manufactory;
as, a
cotton
factory..
Holder
::
Holder
(n.) One who is
employed
in the hold of a
vessel.
Euphorbium
::
Euphorbium
(n.) An
inodorous
exudation,
usually
in the form of
yellow
tears,
produced
chiefly
by the
African
Euphorbia
resinifrea.
It was
formerly
employed
medicinally,
but was found so
violent
in its
effects
that its use is
nearly
abandoned..
Magnetometric
::
Magnetometric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
employed
in, the
measurement
of
magnetic
forces;
obtained
by means of a
magnetometer;
as,
magnetometric
instruments;
magnetometric
measurements..
Use
::
Use (v. t.) To
accustom;
to
habituate;
to
render
familiar
by
practice;
to
inure;
--
employed
chiefly
in the
passive
participle;
as, men used to cold and
hunger;
soldiers
used to
hardships
and
danger..
Beset
::
Beset (v. t.) To
occupy;
to
employ;
to use up.
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. t.)
Release
or
dismissal
from an
office,
employment,
etc.;
dismission;
as, the
discharge
of a
workman
by his
employer..
Foreman
::
Foreman
(n.) The chief of a set of hands
employed
in a shop, or on works of any kind, who
superintends
the rest; an
overseer..
Unemployed
::
Unemployed
(a.) Not
invested
or used; as,
unemployed
capital..
Practice
::
Practice
(v. i.) To apply
theoretical
science
or
knowledge,
esp. by way of
experiment;
to
exercise
or
pursue
an
employment
or
profession,
esp. that of
medicine
or of law..
Whaler
::
Whaler
(n.) A
vessel
or
person
employed
in the whale
fishery.
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