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Definition of held
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Held () imp. & p. p. of Hold.
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Hall
::
Hall (n.) A name given to many manor
houses
because
the
magistrate's
court was held in the hall of his
mansion;
a chief
mansion
house.
Consultation
::
Consultation
(n.) A
council
or
conference,
as of
physicians,
held to
consider
a
special
case, or of
lawyers
restained
in a
cause..
Turn
::
Turn (n.) A court of
record,
held by the
sheriff
twice a year in every
hundred
within
his
county..
Unreserved
::
Unreserved
(a.) Not
reserved;
not kept back; not
withheld
in part;
unrestrained.
Barony
::
Barony
(n.) In
Ireland,
a
territorial
division,
corresponding
nearly
to the
English
hundred,
and
supposed
to have been
originally
the
district
of a
native
chief.
There are 252 of these
baronies.
In
Scotland,
an
extensive
freehold.
It may be held by a
commoner..
Bedplate
::
Bedplate
(n.) The
foundation
framing
or
piece,
by which the other parts are
supported
and held in
place;
the bed; --
called
also
baseplate
and
soleplate..
Leet
::
Leet (n.) A
court-leet;
the
district
within
the
jurisdiction
of a
court-leet;
the day on which a
court-leet
is held.
Commendam
::
Commendam
(n.) A
vacant
living
or
benefice
commended
to a
cleric
(usually
a
bishop)
who
enjoyed
the
revenue
until a
pastor
was
provided.
A
living
so held was said to be held in
commendam.
The
practice
was
abolished
by law in 1836.
Blasphemy
::
Blasphemy
(n.)
Figuratively,
of
things
held in high
honor:
Calumny;
abuse;
vilification..
Judge
::
"Judge
(v. i.) A
public
officer
who is
invested
with
authority
to hear and
determine
litigated
causes,
and to
administer
justice
between
parties
in
courts
held for that
purpose..
Nicene
::
Nicene
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to Nice, a town of Asia
Minor,
or to the
ecumenial
council
held there A. D. 325..
Dies Non
::
Dies non () A day on which
courts
are not held, as
Sunday
or any legal
holiday..
Landgraviate
::
Landgraviate
(n.) The
territory
held by a
landgrave.
Exhibition
::
Exhibition
(n.) That which is
exhibited,
held
forth,
or
displayed;
also, any
public
show; a
display
of works of art, or of feats of
skill,
or of
oratorical
or
dramatic
ability;
as, an
exhibition
of
animals;
an
exhibition
of
pictures,
statues,
etc.; an
industrial
exhibition..
Venal
::
Venal (a.)
Capable
of being
bought
or
obtained
for money or other
valuable
consideration;
made
matter
of trade or
barter;
held for sale;
salable;
mercenary;
purchasable;
hireling;
as, venal
services..
Torsion
::
Torsion
(n.) The act of
turning
or
twisting,
or the state of being
twisted;
the
twisting
or
wrenching
of a body by the
exertion
of a
lateral
force
tending
to turn one end or part of it about a
longitudinal
axis, while the other is held fast or
turned
in the
opposite
direction..
Ritenuto
::
Ritenuto
(a.) Held back;
holding
back;
ritardando.
Carbuncle
::
Carbuncle
(n.) A
beautiful
gem of a deep red color (with a
mixture
of
scarlet)
called
by the
Greeks
anthrax;
found in the East
Indies.
When held up to the sun, it loses its deep
tinge,
and
becomes
of the color of
burning
coal. The name
belongs
for the most part to ruby
sapphire,
though
it has been also given to red
spinel
and
garnet..
Magnify
::
Magnify
(v. t.) To
increase
the
importance
of; to
augment
the
esteem
or
respect
in which one is held.
Chuck
::
Chuck (v. t.) To place in a
chuck,
or hold by means of a
chuck,
as in
turning;
to bore or turn (a hole) in a
revolving
piece held in a
chuck..
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