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Definition of hold
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 hold is as below...
Hold (v. t.) To
prosecute,
have, take, or join in, as
something
which is the
result
of
united
action;
as to, hold a
meeting,
a
festival,
a
session,
etc.;
hence,
to
direct
and bring about
officially;
to
conduct
or
preside
at; as, the
general
held a
council
of war; a judge holds a
court;
a
clergyman
holds a
service..
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Hold
::
Hold (v. t.) To
prosecute,
have, take, or join in, as
something
which is the
result
of
united
action;
as to, hold a
meeting,
a
festival,
a
session,
etc.;
hence,
to
direct
and bring about
officially;
to
conduct
or
preside
at; as, the
general
held a
council
of war; a judge holds a
court;
a
clergyman
holds a
service..
Yholde
::
Yholde
() p. p. of Hold.
Library
::
Library
(n.) A
building
or
apartment
appropriated
for
holding
such a
collection
of
books.
Chore
::
Chore (n.) A small job; in the pl., the
regular
or daily light work of a
household
or farm,
either
within
or
without
doors..
Preemption
::
Preemption
(n.) The
privilege
or
prerogative
formerly
enjoyed
by the king of
buying
provisions
for his
household
in
preference
to
others.
Quarterstaff
::
Quarterstaff
(n.) A long and stout staff
formerly
used as a
weapon
of
defense
and
offense;
-- so
called
because
in
holding
it one hand was
placed
in the
middle,
and the other
between
the
middle
and the end..
Drag
::
Drag (v. i.) To serve as a clog or
hindrance;
to hold back.
Occupy
::
Occupy
(v. t.) To take or hold
possession
of; to hold or keep for use; to
possess.
Retainer
::
Retainer
(n.) The act of
withholding
what one has in his hands by
virtue
of some
right.
Seize
::
Seize (v. t.) To fall or rush upon
suddenly
and lay hold of; to gripe or grasp
suddenly;
to reach and
grasp.
Pot
::
Pot (n.) A
metallic
or
earthen
vessel,
appropriated
to any of a great
variety
of uses, as for
boiling
meat or
vegetables,
for
holding
liquids,
for
plants,
etc.; as, a quart pot; a
flower
pot; a bean pot..
Abator
::
Abator
(n.) A
person
who,
without
right,
enters
into a
freehold
on the death of the last
possessor,
before
the heir or
devisee..
Joss
::
Joss (n.) A
Chinese
household
divinity;
a
Chinese
idol.
Feudalism
::
Feudalism
(n.) The
feudal
system;
a
system
by which the
holding
of
estates
in land is made
dependent
upon an
obligation
to
render
military
service
to the kind or
feudal
superior;
feudal
principles
and
usages.
Thurrok
::
Thurrok
(n.) The hold of a ship; a sink.
Crannoge
::
Crannoge
(n.) One of the
stockaded
islands
in
Scotland
and
Ireland
which in
ancient
times were
numerous
in the lakes of both
countries.
They may be
regarded
as the very
latest
class of
prehistoric
strongholds,
reaching
their
greatest
development
in early
historic
times,
and
surviving
through
the
Middle
Ages. See also Lake
dwellings,
under
Lake..
Cramp
::
Cramp (v. t.) To
fasten
or hold with, or as with, a
cramp..
Dishful
::
Dishful
(n.) As much as a dish holds when full.
Truss
::
Truss (n.) To take fast hold of; to seize and hold
firmly;
to
pounce
upon.
Tenant
::
Tenant
(n.) One who holds or
possesses
lands,
or other real
estate,
by any kind of
right,
whether
in fee
simple,
in
common,
in
severalty,
for life, for
years,
or at will; also, one who has the
occupation
or
temporary
possession
of lands or
tenements
the title of which is in
another;
--
correlative
to
landlord.
See
Citation
from
Blackstone,
under
Tenement,
2..
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