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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. i.) To enter into
conflict;
to join
battle;
as, the
armies
engaged
in a
general
battle..
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Log
::
Log (v. i.) To
engage
in the
business
of
cutting
or
transporting
logs for
timber;
to get out logs.
Undertaker
::
Undertaker
(n.) One who
undertakes;
one who
engages
in any
project
or
business.
Promise
::
Promise
(v. t.) To
engage
to do, give, make, or to
refrain
from
doing,
giving,
or
making,
or the like; to
covenant;
to
engage;
as, to
promise
a
visit;
to
promise
a
cessation
of
hostilities;
to
promise
the
payment
of
money..
Dip
::
Dip (v. t.) To
plunge
or
engage
thoroughly
in any
affair.
Harvestman
::
Harvestman
(n.) A man
engaged
in
harvesting.
Undertaking
::
Undertaking
(n.) That which is
undertaken;
any
business,
work, or
project
which a
person
engages
in, or
attempts
to
perform;
an
enterprise..
Collier
::
Collier
(n.) One
engaged
in the
business
of
digging
mineral
coal or
making
charcoal,
or in
transporting
or
dealing
in
coal..
Engaged
::
Engaged
(a.)
Pledged;
promised;
especially,
having
the
affections
pledged;
promised
in
marriage;
affianced;
betrothed..
Brotherhood
::
Brotherhood
(n.) The whole body of
persons
engaged
in the same
business,
--
especially
those of the same
profession;
as, the legal or
medical
brotherhood..
Enthusiast
::
Enthusiast
(n.) One moved or
actuated
by
enthusiasm;
as: (a) One who
imagines
himself
divinely
inspired,
or
possessed
of some
special
revelation;
a
religious
madman;
a
fanatic.
(b) One whose mind is
wholly
possessed
and
heated
by what
engages
it; one who is
influenced
by a
peculiar;
fervor
of mind; an
ardent
and
imaginative
person..
Raftsman
::
Raftsman
(n.) A man
engaged
in
rafting.
Trader
::
Trader
(n.) A
vessel
engaged
in the
coasting
or
foreign
trade.
Encounter
::
Encounter
(adv.)
To come
against
face to face; to meet; to
confront,
either
by
chance,
suddenly,
or
deliberately;
especially,
to meet in
opposition
or with
hostile
intent;
to
engage
in
conflict
with; to
oppose;
to
struggle
with; as, to
encounter
a
friend
in
traveling;
two
armies
encounter
each
other;
to
encounter
obstacles
or
difficulties,
to
encounter
strong
evidence
of a
truth..
Scab
::
Scab (n.) A
nickname
for a
workman
who
engages
for lower wages than are fixed by the
trades
unions;
also, for one who takes the place of a
workman
on a
strike..
Gear
::
Gear (n.)
Engagement
of parts with each
other;
as, in gear; out of
gear..
Swinger
::
Swinger
(n.) A
person
who
engages
frequently
in
lively
and
fashionable
pursuits,
such as
attending
night clubs or
discos..
Disabuse
::
Disabuse
(v. t.) To set free from
mistakes;
to
undeceive;
to
disengage
from
fallacy
or
deception;
to set
right.
Engagement
::
Engagement
(n.) That which
engages;
engrossing
occupation;
employment
of the
attention;
obligation
by
pledge,
promise,
or
contract;
an
enterprise
embarked
in; as, his
engagements
prevented
his
acceptance
of any
office..
Coaster
::
Coaster
(n.) A
vessel
employed
in
sailing
along a
coast,
or
engaged
in the
coasting
trade..
Joust
::
"Joust
(v. i.) To
engage
in mock
combat
on
horseback,
as two
knights
in the
lists;
to
tilt..
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