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Definition of gage
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Gage (n.) A
measure
or
standard.
See
Gauge,
n..
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Craft
::
Craft (n.) Those
engaged
in any
trade,
taken
collectively;
a
guild;
as, the craft of
ironmongers..
Agriculturist
::
Agriculturist
(n.) One
engaged
or
skilled
in
agriculture;
a
husbandman.
Otherwise
::
Otherwise
(adv.)
In
different
circumstances;
under other
conditions;
as, I am
engaged,
otherwise
I would
accept..
Pledge
::
Pledge
(n.) The
transfer
of
possession
of
personal
property
from a
debtor
to a
creditor
as
security
for a debt or
engagement;
also, the
contract
created
between
the
debtor
and
creditor
by a thing being so
delivered
or
deposited,
forming
a
species
of
bailment;
also, that which is so
delivered
or
deposited;
something
put in
pawn..
Escort
::
Escort
(n.) To
attend
with a view to guard and
protect;
to
accompany
as
safeguard;
to give
honorable
or
ceremonious
attendance
to; -- used esp. with
reference
to
journeys
or
excursions
on land; as, to
escort
a
public
functionary,
or a lady; to
escort
a
baggage
wagon..
Predy
::
Predy (a.)
Cleared
and ready for
engagement,
as a
ship..
Disengage
::
Disengage
(v. i.) To
release
one's self; to
become
detached;
to free one's self.
Conveyancer
::
Conveyancer
(n.) One whose
business
is to draw up
conveyances
of
property,
as
deeds,
mortgages,
leases,
etc..
Military
::
Military
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
soldiers,
to arms, or to war;
belonging
to,
engaged
in, or
appropriate
to, the
affairs
of war; as, a
military
parade;
military
discipline;
military
bravery;
military
conduct;
military
renown..
Warranty
::
Warranty
(n.) An
engagement
or
undertaking,
express
or
implied,
that a
certain
fact
regarding
the
subject
of a
contract
is, or shall be, as it is
expressly
or
impliedly
declared
or
promised
to be. In sales of goods by
persons
in
possession,
there is an
implied
warranty
of
title,
but, as to the
quality
of
goods,
the rule of every sale is,
Caveat
emptor..
Pregage
::
Pregage
(v. t.) To
preengage.
Pavesade
::
Pavesade
(n.) A
canvas
screen,
formerly
sometimes
extended
along the side of a
vessel
in a naval
engagement,
to
conceal
from the enemy the
operations
on
board..
Embark
::
Embark
(v. i.) To
engage
in any
affair.
Sponsional
::
Sponsion
(n.) An act or
engagement
on
behalf
of a
state,
by an agent not
specially
authorized
for the
purpose,
or by one who
exceeds
the
limits
of
authority..
Trader
::
Trader
(n.) A
vessel
engaged
in the
coasting
or
foreign
trade.
Luggage
::
Luggage
(n.) That which is
lugged;
anything
cumbrous
and heavy to be
carried;
especially,
a
traveler's
trunks,
baggage,
etc., or their
contents..
Re-demption
::
Re-demption
(n.) The
liberation
of an
estate
from a
mortgage,
or the
taking
back of
property
mortgaged,
upon
performance
of the terms or
conditions
on which it was
conveyed;
also, the right of
redeeming
and
reentering
upon an
estate
mortgaged.
See
Equity
of
redemption,
under
Equity..
Gladiator
::
Gladiator
(n.) One who
engages
in any
fierce
combat
or
controversy.
Converse
::
Converse
(v. i.) To
engage
in
familiar
colloquy;
to
interchange
thoughts
and
opinions
in a free,
informal
manner;
to chat; --
followed
by with
before
a
person;
by on,
about,
concerning,
etc.,
before
a
thing..
Fox-hunting
::
Fox-hunting
(a.)
Pertaining
to or
engaged
in the
hunting
of
foxes;
fond of
hunting
foxes.
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