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Definition of guard
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 guard is as below...
Guard (n.) To
protect
from
danger;
to
secure
against
surprise,
attack,
or
injury;
to keep in
safety;
to
defend;
to
shelter;
to
shield
from
surprise
or
attack;
to
protect
by
attendance;
to
accompany
for
protection;
to care for..
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Derelict
::
Derelict
(a.) Given up or
forsaken
by the
natural
owner or
guardian;
left and
abandoned;
as,
derelict
lands..
Rearward
::
Rearward
(n.) The last
troop;
the rear of an army; a rear
guard.
Also used
figuratively.
Premunition
::
Premunition
(n.) The act of
fortifying
or
guarding
against
objections.
Taslet
::
Taslet
(n.) A piece of armor
formerly
worn to guard the
things;
a
tasse.
Command
::
Command
(v. t.) To have
within
a
sphere
of
control,
influence,
access,
or
vision;
to
dominate
by
position;
to
guard;
to
overlook..
Contravallation
::
Contravallation
(n.) A
trench
guarded
with a
parapet,
constructed
by
besiegers,
to
secure
themselves
and check
sallies
of the
besieged..
Foot Guards
::
Foot
Guards
(pl.)
Infantry
soldiers
belonging
to
select
regiments
called
the
Guards.
Umbriere
::
Umbriere
(n.) In
ancient
armor,
a
visor,
or
projection
like the peak of a cap, to which a face guard was
sometimes
attached.
This was
sometimes
fixed,
and
sometimes
moved
freely
upon the
helmet
and could be
raised
like the
beaver.
Called
also
umber,
and
umbril..
Pastor
::
Pastor
(n.) A
guardian;
a
keeper;
specifically
(Eccl.),
a
minister
having
the
charge
of a
church
and
parish..
Bridge-ward
::
Bridge-ward
(n.) A
bridge
keeper;
a
warden
or a guard for a
bridge.
Castle-guard
::
Castle-guard
(n.) The guard or
defense
of a
castle.
Hedge
::
Hedge (v. t.) To
surround
for
defense;
to
guard;
to
protect;
to hem (in).
Blackguard
::
Blackguard
(v. t.) To
revile
or abuse in
scurrilous
language.
Cerberus
::
Cerberus
(n.) A
monster,
in the shape of a
three-headed
dog,
guarding
the
entrance
into the
infernal
regions,
Hence:
Any
vigilant
custodian
or
guardian,
esp. if
surly..
Guardianship
::
Guardianship
(n.) The
office,
duty, or care, of a
guardian;
protection;
care;
watch..
Watchman
::
Watchman
(n.) One set to
watch;
a
person
who keeps
guard;
a
guard;
a
sentinel.
Water Pore
::
Water pore () One of
certain
minute
pores in the
leaves
of some
plants.
They are
without
true
guardian
cells,
but in other
respects
closely
resemble
ordinary
stomata..
Guard
::
Guard (v. t.) An
interleaved
strip at the back, as in a scrap book, to guard
against
its
breaking
when
filled..
Bless
::
Bless (v. t.) To
guard;
to keep; to
protect.
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..
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