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Definition of entry
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Entry (n.) The act of
entering
or
passing
into or upon;
entrance;
ingress;
hence,
beginnings
or first
attempts;
as, the entry of a
person
into a house or city; the entry of a river into the sea; the entry of air into the
blood;
an entry upon an
undertaking..
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Sentery
::
Sentery
(n.) A
sentry.
Centry
::
Centry
(n.) See
Sentry.
Ancientry
::
Ancientry
(n.)
Ancient
lineage;
ancestry;
dignity
of
birth.
Entry
::
Entry (n.) The act in
addition
to
breaking
essential
to
constitute
the
offense
or
burglary.
Celestinian
::
Celestinian
(n.) A monk of the
austere
branch
of the
Franciscan
Order
founded
by
Celestine
V. in the 13th
centry.
Reentry
::
Reentry
(n.) A
resuming
or
retaking
possession
of what one has
lately
foregone;
--
applied
especially
to land; the entry by a
lessor
upon the
premises
leased,
on
failure
of the
tenant
to pay rent or
perform
the
covenants
in the
lease..
Debit
::
Debit (n.) A debt; an entry on the
debtor
(Dr.) side of an
account;
--
mostly
used
adjectively;
as, the debit side of an
account..
Debar
::
Debar (v. t.) To cut off from
entrance,
as if by a bar or
barrier;
to
preclude;
to
hinder
from
approach,
entry,
or
enjoyment;
to shut out or
exclude;
to deny or
refuse;
-- with from, and
sometimes
with of..
Gentry
::
Gentry
(a.)
People
of
education
and good
breeding;
in
England,
in a
restricted
sense,
those
between
the
nobility
and the
yeomanry..
Carpentry
::
Carpentry
(n.) The art of
cutting,
framing,
and
joining
timber,
as in the
construction
of
buildings..
Serpentry
::
Serpentry
(n.) A place
inhabited
or
infested
by
serpents.
Entry
::
Entry (n.) That by which
entrance
is made; a
passage
leading
into a house or other
building,
or to a room; a
vestibule;
an adit, as of a
mine..
Sentry
::
Sentry
(n.)
Guard;
watch,
as by a
sentinel..
Watch
::
Watch (v. i.) One who
watches,
or those who
watch;
a
watchman,
or a body of
watchmen;
a
sentry;
a
guard..
Default
::
Default
(v. t.) To call a
defendant
or other party whose duty it is to be
present
in
court,
and make entry of his
default,
if he fails to
appear;
to enter a
default
against..
Patrol
::
Patrol
(v.) t To go the
rounds
of, as a
sentry,
guard,
or
policeman;
as, to
patrol
a
frontier;
to
patrol
a
beat..
Sentinel
::
Sentinel
(n.) One who
watches
or
guards;
specifically
(Mil.),
a
soldier
set to guard an army, camp, or other
place,
from
surprise,
to
observe
the
approach
of
danger,
and give
notice
of it; a
sentry..
Entry
::
Entry (n.) The
actual
taking
possession
of lands or
tenements,
by
entering
or
setting
foot on
them..
Outsentry
::
Outsentry
(n.) A
sentry
who
guards
the
entrance
or
approach
to a
place;
an
outguard.
Studentship
::
Studentry
(n.) A body of
students.
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