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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 (v. t.) A man, or body of men,
stationed
to
protect
or
control
a
person
or
position;
a
watch;
a
sentinel..
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Conservation
::
Conservation
(n.) The act of
preserving,
guarding,
or
protecting;
the
keeping
(of a
thing)
in a safe or
entire
state;
preservation..
Woodward
::
Woodward
(n.) An
officer
of the
forest,
whose duty it was to guard the
woods..
Patrol
::
Patrol
(v. i.) A going of the
rounds
along the chain of
sentinels
and
between
the
posts,
by a
guard,
usually
consisting
of three or four men, to
insure
greater
security
from
attacks
on the
outposts..
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..
Castle-guard
::
Castle-guard
(n.) A tax or
imposition
an a
dwelling
within
a
certain
distance
of a
castle,
for the
purpose
of
maintaining
watch and ward in it;
castle-ward..
Taslet
::
Taslet
(n.) A piece of armor
formerly
worn to guard the
things;
a
tasse.
Exempt
::
Exempt
(n.) One of four
officers
of the
Yeomen
of the Royal
Guard,
having
the rank of
corporal;
an
Exon..
Blackguardism
::
Blackguardism
(n.) The
conduct
or
language
of a
blackguard;
ruffianism.
Unware
::
Unware
(a.)
Unaware;
not
foreseeing;
being off one's
guard.
Conduct
::
Conduct
(n.)
Convoy;
escort;
guard;
guide.
Prefect
::
Prefect
(n.) A Roman
officer
who
controlled
or
superintended
a
particular
command,
charge,
department,
etc.; as, the
prefect
of the
aqueducts;
the
prefect
of a camp, of a
fleet,
of the city
guard,
of
provisions;
the
pretorian
prefect,
who was
commander
of the
troops
guarding
the
emperor's
person..
Watchhouse
::
Watchhouse
(n.) A house in which a watch or guard is
placed.
Watch
::
Watch (v. i.) The post or
office
of a
watchman;
also, the place where a
watchman
is
posted,
or where a guard is
kept..
Beware
::
Beware
(v. i.) To be on one's
guard;
to be
cautious;
to take care; --
commonly
followed
by of or lest
before
the thing that is to be
avoided.
Economical
::
Economical
(a.)
Managing
with
frugality;
guarding
against
waste or
unnecessary
expense;
careful
and
frugal
in
management
and in
expenditure;
-- said of
character
or
habits.
Hedge
::
Hedge (v. t.) To
surround
for
defense;
to
guard;
to
protect;
to hem (in).
Shepherd
::
Shepherd
(v. t.) To tend as a
shepherd;
to
guard,
herd, lead, or
drive,
as a
shepherd..
Flanker
::
Flanker
(n.) One who, or that
which,
flanks,
as a
skirmisher
or a body of
troops
sent out upon the
flanks
of an army
toguard
a line of
march,
or a fort
projecting
so as to
command
the side of an
assailing
body..
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To
preserve
from
danger,
harm, or loss; to
guard..
Doorkeeper
::
Doorkeeper
(n.) One who
guards
the
entrance
of a house or
apartment;
a
porter;
a
janitor.
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