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Definition of fund
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 fund is as below...
Fund (n.) An
aggregation
or
deposit
of
resources
from which
supplies
are or may be drawn for
carrying
on any work, or for
maintaining
existence..
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Infundibulum
::
Infundibulum
(n.) A
funnel-shaped
or
dilated
organ or part; as, the
infundibulum
of the
brain,
a
hollow,
conical
process,
connecting
the floor of the third
ventricle
with the
pituitary
body; the
infundibula
of the
lungs,
the
enlarged
terminations
of the
bronchial
tubes..
Infundibular
::
Infundibular
(a.) Alt. of
Infundibulat.
Peculium
::
Peculium
(n.) A
special
fund for
private
and
personal
uses.
Profundity
::
Profundity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
profound;
depth of
place,
knowledge,
feeling,
etc..
Stock
::
Stock (n.) Money or
capital
which an
individual
or a firm
employs
in
business;
fund; in the
United
States,
the
capital
of a bank or other
company,
in the form of
transferable
shares,
each of a
certain
amount;
money
funded
in
government
securities,
called
also the
public
funds;
in the
plural,
property
consisting
of
shares
in
joint-stock
companies,
or in the
obligations
of a
government
for its
funded
debt; -- so in the
United
States,
but in
England
the
latter
only are
called
stocks,
and the
former
Standstill
::
Standpoint
(n.) A fixed point or
station;
a basis or
fundamental
principle;
a
position
from which
objects
or
principles
are
viewed,
and
according
to which they are
compared
and
judged..
Stockinet
::
Stockholder
(n.) One who is a
holder
or
proprietor
of stock in the
public
funds,
or in the funds of a bank or other stock
company..
Reinfund
::
Reinfund
(v. i.) To flow in anew.
Reserve
::
Reserve
(n.) A tract of land
reserved,
or set
apart,
for a
particular
purpose;
as, the
Connecticut
Reserve
in Ohio,
originally
set apart for the
school
fund of
Connecticut;
the
Clergy
Reserves
in
Canada,
for the
support
of the
clergy..
Element
::
Element
(n.) The
simplest
or
fundamental
principles
of any
system
in
philosophy,
science,
or art;
rudiments;
as, the
elements
of
geometry,
or of
music..
Killifish
::
Killifish
(n.) Any one of
several
small
American
cyprinodont
fishes
of the genus
Fundulus
and
allied
genera.
They live
equally
well in fresh and
brackish
water,
or even in the sea. They are
usually
striped
or
barred
with
black.
Called
also
minnow,
and brook fish. See
Minnow..
Disburse
::
Disburse
(v. t.) To pay out; to
expend;
--
usually
from a
public
fund or
treasury.
Resource
::
Resource
(n.)
Pecuniary
means;
funds;
money,
or any
property
that can be
converted
into
supplies;
available
means or
capabilities
of any
kind..
Constitution
::
Constitution
(n.) The
fundamental,
organic
law or
principles
of
government
of men,
embodied
in
written
documents,
or
implied
in the
institutions
and
usages
of the
country
or
society;
also, a
written
instrument
embodying
such
organic
law, and
laying
down
fundamental
rules and
principles
for the
conduct
of
affairs..
Eudipleura
::
Eudipleura
(n. pl.) The
fundamental
forms of
organic
life, that are
composed
of two equal and
symmetrical
halves..
Fundable
::
Fundable
(a.)
Capable
of being
funded,
or
converted
into a fund;
convertible
into
bonds..
Coffer
::
Coffer
(n.) Fig.:
Treasure
or
funds;
--
usually
in the
plural.
Behindhand
::
Behindhand
(adv. & a.) In
arrears
financially;
in a state where
expenditures
have
exceeded
the
receipt
of
funds.
Embezzlement
::
Embezzlement
(n.) The
fraudulent
appropriation
of
property
by a
person
to whom it has been
intrusted;
as, the
embezzlement
by a clerk of his
employer's;
embezzlement
of
public
funds by the
public
officer
having
them in
charge..
Funded
::
Funded
(a.)
Invested
in
public
funds;
as,
funded
money..
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