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Definition of gag
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Gag (v. t.) To cause to heave with
nausea.
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Lumberman
::
Lumberman
(n.) One who is
engaged
in
lumbering
as a
business
or
employment.
Undertaker
::
Undertaker
(n.) One who
undertakes;
one who
engages
in any
project
or
business.
Secure
::
Secure
(v. t.) To put
beyond
hazard
of
losing
or of not
receiving;
to make
certain;
to
assure;
to
insure;
--
frequently
with
against
or from,
rarely
with of; as, to
secure
a
creditor
against
loss; to
secure
a debt by a
mortgage..
Pack
::
Pack (n.) To cause to go; to send away with
baggage
or
belongings;
esp., to send away
peremptorily
or
suddenly;
--
sometimes
with off; as, to pack a boy off to
school..
Competition
::
Competition
(n.) The act of
seeking,
or
endeavoring
to gain, what
another
is
endeavoring
to gain at the same time;
common
strife
for the same
objects;
strife
for
superiority;
emulous
contest;
rivalry,
as for
approbation,
for a
prize,
or as where two or more
persons
are
engaged
in the same
business
and each
seeking
patronage;
--
followed
by for
before
the
object
sought,
and with
before
the
person
or thing
competed
with..
Mortgage
::
Mortgage
(v. t.) To grant or
convey,
as
property,
for the
security
of a debt, or other
engagement,
upon a
condition
that if the debt or
engagement
shall be
discharged
according
to the
contract,
the
conveyance
shall be void,
otherwise
to
become
absolute,
subject,
however,
to the right of
redemption..
Boot
::
Boot (n.) A place for
baggage
at
either
end of an
old-fashioned
stagecoach.
Plight
::
Plight
(n.) That which is
exposed
to risk; that which is
plighted
or
pledged;
security;
a gage; a
pledge.
Scholar
::
Scholar
(n.) One
engaged
in the
pursuits
of
learning;
a
learned
person;
one
versed
in any
branch,
or in many
branches,
of
knowledge;
a
person
of high
literary
or
scientific
attainments;
a
savant..
Fox-hunting
::
Fox-hunting
(a.)
Pertaining
to or
engaged
in the
hunting
of
foxes;
fond of
hunting
foxes.
Infanticidal
::
Infanticidal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
infanticide;
engaged
in, or
guilty
of, child
murder..
Baggage
::
Baggage
(n.)
Purulent
matter.
Knit
::
Knit (v. t.) To unite
closely;
to
connect;
to
engage;
as,
hearts
knit
together
in
love..
Joust
::
"Joust
(v. i.) To
engage
in mock
combat
on
horseback,
as two
knights
in the
lists;
to
tilt..
Debate
::
Debate
(v. t.) To
engage
in
combat
for; to
strive
for.
Gladiator
::
Gladiator
(n.) One who
engages
in any
fierce
combat
or
controversy.
Join
::
"Join (v. t.) To
accept,
or
engage
in, as a
contest;
as, to join
encounter,
battle,
issue..
Mortgaged
::
Mortgaged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Mortgag.
Wage
::
Wage (v. t.) To
engage
in, as a
contest,
as if by
previous
gage or
pledge;
to carry on, as a war..
Observer
::
Observer
(n.) One who
observes,
or pays
attention
to,
anything;
especially,
one
engaged
in, or
trained
to
habits
of, close and exact
observation;
as, an
astronomical
observer..
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