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Definition of fee
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 fee is as below...
Fee (n.)
Reward
or
compensation
for
services
rendered
or to be
rendered;
especially,
payment
for
professional
services,
of
optional
amount,
or fixed by
custom
or laws;
charge;
pay;
perquisite;
as, the fees of
lawyers
and
physicians;
the fees of
office;
clerk's
fees;
sheriff's
fees;
marriage
fees, etc..
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Infirmity
::
Infirmity
(a.) The state of being
infirm;
feebleness;
an
imperfection
or
weakness;
esp., an
unsound,
unhealthy,
or
debilitated
state;
a
disease;
a
malady;
as,
infirmity
of body or
mind..
Savage
::
Savage
(n.) A man of
extreme,
unfeeling,
brutal
cruelty;
a
barbarian..
Ardent
::
Ardent
(a.) Warm,
applied
to the
passions
and
affections;
passionate;
fervent;
zealous;
vehement;
as,
ardent
love,
feelings,
zeal, hope,
temper..
Weak-hearted
::
Weak-hearted
(a.)
Having
little
courage;
of
feeble
spirit;
dispirited;
faint-hearted.
Pool
::
Pool (n.) A game at
billiards,
in which each of the
players
stakes
a
certain
sum, the
winner
taking
the
whole;
also, in
public
billiard
rooms,
a game in which the loser pays the
entrance
fee for all who
engage
in the game; a game of skill in
pocketing
the balls on a pool
table..
Fan Palm
::
Fan palm () Any palm tree
having
fan-shaped
or
radiate
leaves;
as the
Chamaerops
humilis
of
Southern
Europe;
the
species
of Sabal and
Thrinax
in the West
Indies,
Florida,
etc.; and
especially
the great
talipot
tree
(Corypha
umbraculifera)
of
Ceylon
and
Malaya.
The
leaves
of the
latter
are often
eighteen
feet long and
fourteen
wide, and are used for
umbrellas,
tents,
and
roofs.
When cut up, they are used for books and
manuscripts..
Tramp
::
Tramp (n.) The sound of the foot, or of feet, on the
earth,
as in
marching..
Chibouk
::
Chibouk
(n.) A
Turkish
pipe,
usually
with a
mouthpiece
of
amber,
a stem, four or five feet long and not
pliant,
of some
valuable
wood, and a bowl of baked
clay..
Agistment
::
Agistment
(n.)
Formerly,
the
taking
and
feeding
of other men's
cattle
in the
king's
forests..
Penetrate
::
Penetrate
(v. t.) To
affect
profoundly
through
the
senses
or
feelings;
to touch with
feeling;
to make
sensible;
to move
deeply;
as, to
penetrate
one's heart with
pity..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.) Not
prevalent
or
effective,
or not felt to be
prevalent;
not
potent;
feeble..
Magnetism
::
Magnetism
(n.) Power of
attraction;
power to
excite
the
feelings
and to gain the
affections.
Feelingly
::
Feelingly
(adv.)
In a
feeling
manner;
pathetically;
sympathetically.
Gallop
::
Gallop
(v. i.) A mode of
running
by a
quadruped,
particularly
by a
horse,
by
lifting
alternately
the fore feet and the hind feet, in
successive
leaps or
bounds..
Apathist
::
Apathist
(n.) One who is
destitute
of
feeling.
Sensibility
::
Sensibility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
sensible,
or
capable
of
sensation;
capacity
to feel or
perceive..
Debility
::
Debility
(a.) The state of being weak;
weakness;
feebleness;
languor.
Touching
::
Touching
(n.) The sense or act of
feeling;
touch.
Oary
::
Oary (a.)
Having
the form or the use of an oar; as, the
swan's
oary
feet..
Lonely
::
Lonely
(superl.)
Having
a
feeling
of
depression
or
sadness
resulting
from the
consciousness
of being
alone;
lonesome.
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