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Definition of fence
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Fence (v. i.) To
practice
the art of
attack
and
defense
with the sword or with the foil, esp. with the
smallsword,
using the point
only..
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Mask
::
Mask (n.) A
cover,
or
partial
cover,
for the face, used for
disguise
or
protection;
as, a
dancer's
mask; a
fencer's
mask; a ball
player's
mask..
Sepiment
::
Sepiment
(n.)
Something
that
separates;
a
hedge;
a
fence.
Repulsion
::
Repulsion
(n.) A
feeling
of
violent
offence
or
disgust;
repugnance.
Defence
::
Defence
(n.)
Prohibition;
a
prohibitory
ordinance.
Rail
::
Rail (n.) A bar of
timber
or
metal,
usually
horizontal
or
nearly
so,
extending
from one post or
support
to
another,
as in
fences,
balustrades,
staircases,
etc..
Fence
::
Fence (n.)
Self-defense
by the use of the
sword;
the art and
practice
of
fencing
and sword play;
hence,
skill in
debate
and
repartee.
See
Fencing..
Flower-fence
::
Flower-fence
(n.) A
tropical
leguminous
bush
(Poinciana,
/
Caesalpinia,
pulcherrima)
with
prickly
branches,
and showy
yellow
or red
flowers;
-- so named from its
having
been
sometimes
used for
hedges
in the West
Indies..
Barrier
::
Barrier
(n.) A fence or
railing
to mark the
limits
of a
place,
or to keep back a
crowd..
Past
::
Past (v.) Of or
pertaining
to a
former
time or
state;
neither
present
nor
future;
gone by;
elapsed;
ended;
spent;
as, past
troubles;
past
offences..
Valiant
::
Valiant
(a.)
Vigorous
in body;
strong;
powerful;
as, a
valiant
fencer..
Spring
::
Spring
(v. t.) To pass over by
leaping;
as, to
spring
a
fence..
War
::
War (n.) A
contest
between
nations
or
states,
carried
on by
force,
whether
for
defence,
for
revenging
insults
and
redressing
wrongs,
for the
extension
of
commerce,
for the
acquisition
of
territory,
for
obtaining
and
establishing
the
superiority
and
dominion
of one over the
other,
or for any other
purpose;
armed
conflict
of
sovereign
powers;
declared
and open
hostilities..
Unfence
::
Unfence
(v. t.) To strip of a
fence;
to
remove
a fence from.
Palisade
::
Palisade
(n.) A
strong,
long
stake,
one end of which is set
firmly
in the
ground,
and the other is
sharpened;
also, a fence
formed
of such
stakes
set in the
ground
as a means of
defense..
Blunt
::
Blunt (n.) A
fencer's
foil.
Fencing
::
Fencing
(v. i.)
Disputing
or
debating
in a
manner
resembling
the art of
fencers.
Vault
::
Vault (v. i.) To leap over; esp., to leap over by aid of the hands or a pole; as, to vault a
fence..
Raddle
::
Raddle
(n.) A hedge or fence made with
raddles;
--
called
also
raddle
hedge.
Present
::
Present
(a.) To lay
before
a court as an
object
of
inquiry;
to give
notice
officially
of, as a crime of
offence;
to find or
represent
judicially;
as, a grand jury
present
certain
offenses
or
nuisances,
or
whatever
they think to be
public
injuries..
Fence
::
Fence (n.) A
receiver
of
stolen
goods,
or a place where they are
received..
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