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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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Plantigrada
::
Plantigrada
(n. pl.) A
subdivision
of
Carnivora
having
plantigrade
feet. It
includes
the
bears,
raccoons,
and
allied
species..
Experience
::
Experience
(n.) An act of
knowledge,
one or more, by which
single
facts or
general
truths
are
ascertained;
experimental
or
inductive
knowledge;
hence,
implying
skill,
facility,
or
practical
wisdom
gained
by
personal
knowledge,
feeling
or
action;
as, a king
without
experience
of war..
Stich
::
Stich (n.) A
verse,
of
whatever
measure
or
number
of
feet..
Antanaclasis
::
Antanaclasis
(n.) A
repetition
of words
beginning
a
sentence,
after a long
parenthesis;
as, Shall that heart
(which
not only feels them, but which has all
motions
of life
placed
in
them),
shall that
heart,
etc..
Affeeror
::
Affeeror
(n.) One who
affeers.
Regard
::
Regard
(v. t.)
Attention
of the mind with a
feeling
of
interest;
observation;
heed;
notice.
Gratitude
::
Gratitude
(a.) The state of being
grateful;
warm and
friendly
feeling
toward
a
benefactor;
kindness
awakened
by a favor
received;
thankfulness.
Repulsion
::
Repulsion
(n.) A
feeling
of
violent
offence
or
disgust;
repugnance.
Graze
::
Graze (v. t.) To feed on; to eat
(growing
herbage);
to eat grass from (a
pasture);
to
browse.
Soil
::
Soil (v. t.) To feed, as
cattle
or
horses,
in the barn or an
inclosure,
with fresh grass or green food cut for them,
instead
of
sending
them out to
pasture;
hence (such food
having
the
effect
of
purging
them),
to purge by
feeding
on green food; as, to soil a
horse..
Ascertain
::
Ascertain
(v. t.) To
render
(a
person)
certain;
to cause to feel
certain;
to make
confident;
to
assure;
to
apprise.
Hate
::
Hate (v.)
Strong
aversion
coupled
with
desire
that evil
should
befall
the
person
toward
whom the
feeling
is
directed;
as
exercised
toward
things,
intense
dislike;
hatred;
detestation;
--
opposed
to
love..
Hurt
::
Hurt (v. t.) To wound the
feelings
of; to cause
mental
pain to; to
offend
in honor or
self-respect;
to
annoy;
to
grieve.
Washy
::
Washy (a.)
Lacking
substance
or
strength;
weak; thin;
dilute;
feeble;
as, washy tea; washy
resolutions..
Puniness
::
Puniness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being puny;
littleness;
pettiness;
feebleness.
Hexapodous
::
Hexapodous
(a.)
Having
six feet;
belonging
to the
Hexapoda.
Tooth
::
Tooth (n.) Any hard
calcareous
or
chitinous
organ found in the mouth of
various
invertebrates
and used in
feeding
or
procuring
food; as, the teeth of a
mollusk
or a
starfish..
Envy
::
Envy (n.) An
object
of
envious
notice
or
feeling.
Dinichthys
::
Dinichthys
(n.) A genus of large
extinct
Devonian
ganoid
fishes.
In some parts of Ohio
remains
of the
Dinichthys
are
abundant,
indicating
animals
twenty
feet in
length..
Hornbill
::
Hornbill
(n.) Any bird of the
family
Bucerotidae,
of which about sixty
species
are
known,
belonging
to
numerous
genera.
They
inhabit
the
tropical
parts of Asia,
Africa,
and the East
Indies,
and are
remarkable
for
having
a more or less
horn-like
protuberance,
which is
usually
large and
hollow
and is
situated
on the upper side of the beak. The size of the
hornbill
varies
from that of a
pigeon
to that of a
raven,
or even
larger.
They feed
chiefly
upon
fruit,
but some
species
eat dead
animals..
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