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Definition of engage
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 engage is as below...
Engage
(v. t.) To enter into
contest
with; to
encounter;
to bring to
conflict.
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Sutor
::
Sutling
(a.)
Belonging
to
sutlers;
engaged
in the
occupation
of a
sutler.
Acceptance
::
Acceptance
(n.) An
assent
and
engagement
by the
person
on whom a bill of
exchange
is
drawn,
to pay it when due
according
to the terms of the
acceptance..
Engagement
::
Engagement
(n.) The state of being in gear; as, one part of a
clutch
is
brought
into
engagement
with the other
part..
Debate
::
Debate
(v. t.) To
engage
in
combat
for; to
strive
for.
Debate
::
Debate
(v. i.) To
engage
in
strife
or
combat;
to
fight.
Del Credere
::
Del
credere
() An
agreement
by which an agent or
factor,
in
consideration
of an
additional
premium
or
commission
(called
a del
credere
commission),
engages,
when he sells goods on
credit,
to
insure,
warrant,
or
guarantee
to his
principal
the
solvency
of the
purchaser,
the
engagement
of the
factor
being to pay the debt
himself
if it is not
punctually
discharged
by the buyer when it
becomes
due..
Interest
::
Interest
(n.) To be
concerned
with or
engaged
in; to
affect;
to
concern;
to
excite;
-- often used
impersonally.
Entertain
::
Entertain
(v. t.) To
engage
the
attention
of
agreeably;
to amuse with that which makes the time pass
pleasantly;
to
divert;
as, to
entertain
friends
with
conversation,
etc..
Outspan
::
Outspan
(v. t. & i.) To
unyoke
or
disengage,
as oxen from a
wagon..
Scholar
::
Scholar
(n.) One
engaged
in the
pursuits
of
learning;
a
learned
person;
one
versed
in any
branch,
or in many
branches,
of
knowledge;
a
person
of high
literary
or
scientific
attainments;
a
savant..
Felo-de-se
::
Felo-de-se
(n.) One who
deliberately
puts an end to his own
existence,
or loses his life while
engaged
in the
commission
of an
unlawful
or
malicious
act; a
suicide..
Reengagement
::
Reengagement
(n.) A
renewed
or
repeated
engagement.
Pollicitation
::
Pollicitation
(n.) A
voluntary
engagement,
or a paper
containing
it; a
promise..
Confederate
::
Confederate
(a.)
United
in a
league;
allied
by
treaty;
engaged
in a
confederacy;
banded
together;
allied.
Counsel
::
Counsel
(n.) One who gives
advice,
especially
in legal
matters;
one
professionally
engaged
in the trial or
management
of a cause in
court;
also,
collectively,
the legal
advocates
united
in the
management
of a case; as, the
defendant
has able
counsel..
Litigiousness
::
Litigiousness
(n.) The state of being
litigious;
disposition
to
engage
in or carry on
lawsuits.
Profession
::
Profession
(v.) The
collective
body of
persons
engaged
in a
calling;
as, the
profession
distrust
him..
Short
::
Short
(superl.)
Engaging
or
engaged
to
deliver
what is not
possessed;
as, short
contracts;
to be short of
stock.
See The
shorts,
under
Short,
n., and To sell
short,
under
Short,
adv..
Faithful
::
Faithful
(a.) Firm in
adherence
to
promises,
oaths,
contracts,
treaties,
or other
engagements..
Detach
::
Detach
(v. t.) To part; to
separate
or
disunite;
to
disengage;
-- the
opposite
of
attach;
as, to
detach
the coats of a
bulbous
root from each
other;
to
detach
a man from a
leader
or from a
party..
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