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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.) An
estate
of
inheritance
belonging
to the
owner,
and
transmissible
to his
heirs,
absolutely
and
simply,
without
condition
attached
to the
tenure..
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Impulsive
::
Impulsive
(a.)
Actuated
by
impulse
or by
transient
feelings.
Oared
::
Oared (a.)
Totipalmate;
-- said of the feet of
certain
birds.
See
Illust.
of Aves.
Penitent
::
Penitent
(a.)
Feeling
pain or
sorrow
on
account
of sins or
offenses;
repentant;
contrite;
sincerely
affected
by a sense of
guilt,
and
resolved
on
amendment
of
life..
Lug
::
Lug (n.) A
measure
of
length,
being 16/ feet; a rod, pole, or
perch..
Ascertain
::
Ascertain
(v. t.) To
render
(a
person)
certain;
to cause to feel
certain;
to make
confident;
to
assure;
to
apprise.
Besayle
::
Besayle
(n.) A kind of writ which
formerly
lay where a
great-grandfather
died
seized
of lands in fee
simple,
and on the day of his death a
stranger
abated
or
entered
and kept the heir out. This is now
abolished..
Sympathize
::
Sympathize
(v. i.) To feel in
consequence
of what
another
feels;
to be
affected
by
feelings
similar
to those of
another,
in
consequence
of
knowing
the
person
to be thus
affected..
Pyrosome
::
Pyrosome
(n.) Any
compound
ascidian
of the genus
Pyrosoma.
The
pyrosomes
form large
hollow
cylinders,
sometimes
two or three feet long, which swim at the
surface
of the sea and are very
phosphorescent..
Dry Nurse
::
Dry nurse () A nurse who
attends
and feeds a child by hand; -- in
distinction
from a wet
nurse,
who
suckles
it..
Hylaeosaurus
::
Hylaeosaurus
(n.) A large
Wealden
dinosaur
from the
Tilgate
Forest,
England.
It was about
twenty
feet long,
protected
by bony
plates
in the skin, and armed with
spines..
Volume
::
Volume
(n.)
Dimensions;
compass;
space
occupied,
as
measured
by cubic
units,
that is, cubic
inches,
feet,
yards,
etc.; mass; bulk; as, the
volume
of an
elephant's
body; a
volume
of gas..
Grocery
::
Grocery
(n.) The
commodities
sold by
grocers,
as tea,
coffee,
spices,
etc.; -- in the
United
States
almost
always
in the
plural
form, in this
sense..
Impetuous
::
Impetuous
(a.)
Vehement
in
feeling;
hasty;
passionate;
violent;
as, a man of
impetuous
temper..
Vent
::
Vent (n.)
Sectional
area of the
passage
for gases
divided
by the
length
of the same
passage
in feet.
Solemnity
::
Solemnity
(n.)
Solemn
state or
feeling;
awe or
reverence;
also, that which
produces
such a
feeling;
as, the
solemnity
of an
audience;
the
solemnity
of
Westminster
Abbey..
Forgive
::
Forgive
(v. t.) To cease to feel
resentment
against,
on
account
of wrong
committed;
to give up claim to
requital
from or
retribution
upon (an
offender);
to
absolve;
to
pardon;
-- said of the
person
offending..
Chimpanzee
::
Chimpanzee
(n.) An
african
ape
(Anthropithecus
troglodytes
or
Troglodytes
niger)
which
approaches
more
nearly
to man, in most
respects,
than any other ape. When full
grown,
it is from three to four feet
high..
Grazer
::
Grazer
(n.) One that
grazes;
a
creature
which feeds on
growing
grass or
herbage.
Closh
::
Closh (n.) A
disease
in the feet of
cattle;
laminitis.
Fervor
::
Fervor
(n.)
Intensity
of
feeling
or
expression;
glowing
ardor;
passion;
holy zeal;
earnestness.
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