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Definition of hire
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 hire is as below...
Hire (n.) A
bailment
by which the use of a
thing,
or the
services
and labor of a
person,
are
contracted
for at a
certain
price or
reward..
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Barmote
::
Barmote
(n.) A court held in
Derbyshire,
in
England,
for
deciding
controversies
between
miners..
Wage
::
Wage (v. t.) To put upon
wages;
to hire; to
employ;
to pay wages to.
Hackney
::
Hackney
(n.) A
carriage
kept for hire; a hack; a
hackney
coach.
Pay
::
Pay (n.) An
equivalent
or
return
for money due, goods
purchased,
or
services
performed;
salary
or wages for work or
service;
compensation;
recompense;
payment;
hire; as, the pay of a
clerk;
the pay of a
soldier..
Samphire
::
Samphire
(n.) A
fleshy,
suffrutescent,
umbelliferous
European
plant
(Crithmum
maritimum).
It grows among rocks and on
cliffs
along the
seacoast,
and is used for
pickles..
Hireless
::
Hireless
(a.)
Without
hire.
Hackneyman
::
Hackneyman
(n.) A man who lets
horses
and
carriages
for hire.
Gothamist
::
Gothamist
(n.) A
wiseacre;
a
person
deficient
in
wisdom;
-- so
called
from
Gotham,
in
Nottinghamshire,
England,
noted for some
pleasant
blunders..
Toadstone
::
Toadstone
(n.) A local name for the
igneous
rocks of
Derbyshire,
England;
-- said by some to be
derived
from the
German
todter
stein,
meaning
dead
stone,
that is, stone which
contains
no
ores..
Charter
::
Charter
(v. t.) To hire or let by
charter,
as a ship. See
Charter
party,
under
Charter,
n..
Carrier
::
Carrier
(n.) One who is
employed,
or makes it his
business,
to carry goods for
others
for hire; a
porter;
a
teamster..
Chiltern Hundreds
::
Chiltern
Hundreds
() A tract of crown land in
Buckinghamshire
and
Oxfordshire,
England,
to which is
attached
the
nominal
office
of
steward.
As
members
of
Parliament
cannot
resign,
when they wish to go out they
accept
this
stewardship,
which
legally
vacates
their
seats..
Wage
::
Wage (v. t.) That for which one
labors;
meed;
reward;
stipulated
payment
for
service
performed;
hire; pay;
compensation;
-- at
present
generally
used in the
plural.
See
Wages.
Water Sapphire
::
Water
sapphire
() A deep blue
variety
of
iolite,
sometimes
used as a gem; --
called
also
saphir
d'eau..
Lacashire Boiler
::
Lacashire
boiler
() A steam
boiler
having
two flues which
contain
the
furnaces
and
extend
through
the
boiler
from end to end.
Wapentake
::
Wapentake
(n.) In some
northern
counties
of
England,
a
division,
or
district,
answering
to the
hundred
in other
counties.
Yorkshire,
Lincolnshire,
and
Nottinghamshire
are
divided
into
wapentakes,
instead
of
hundreds..
Terrier
::
Terrier
(n.) One of a breed of small dogs, which
includes
several
distinct
subbreeds,
some of
which,
such as the Skye
terrier
and
Yorkshire
terrier,
have long hair and
drooping
ears, while
others,
at the
English
and the
black-and-tan
terriers,
have
short,
close,
smooth
hair and
upright
ears..
Hirer
::
Hirer (n.) One who
hires.
Derbyshire Spar
::
Derbyshire
spar () A
massive
variety
of fluor spar, found in
Derbyshire,
England,
and
wrought
into vases and other
ornamental
work..
Lend
::
Lend (v. t.) To let for hire or
compensation;
as, to lend a horse or gig..
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