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Definition of honor
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Honor (n.) The ace, king,
queen,
and jack of
trumps.
The ten and nine are
sometimes
called
Dutch
honors..
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Chevron
::
Chevron
(n.) One of the nine
honorable
ordinaries,
consisting
of two broad bands of the width of the bar,
issuing,
respectively
from the
dexter
and
sinister
bases of the field and
conjoined
at its
center..
Salute
::
Salute
(v. t.) To
honor,
as some day,
person,
or
nation,
by a
discharge
of
cannon
or small arms, by
dipping
colors,
by
cheers,
etc..
Bacchanal
::
Bacchanal
(n.) A song or dance in honor of
Bacchus.
Earl Marshal
::
Earl
marshal
() An
officer
of state in
England
who
marshals
and
orders
all great
ceremonials,
takes
cognizance
of
matters
relating
to
honor,
arms, and
pedigree,
and
directs
the
proclamation
of peace and war. The court of
chivalry
was
formerly
under his
jurisdiction,
and he is still the head of the
herald's
office
or
college
of
arms..
Laud
::
Laud (v. i.) Music or
singing
in honor of any one.
Blood
::
Blood (n.)
Descent;
lineage;
especially,
honorable
birth;
the
highest
royal
lineage..
Honoring
::
Honoring
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Hono.
Triumphal
::
Triumphal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
triumph;
used in a
triumph;
indicating,
or in honor of, a
triumph
or
victory;
as, a
triumphal
crown;
a
triumphal
arch..
Honestetee
::
Honestetee
(n.)
Honesty;
honorableness.
Illustrious
::
Illustrious
(a.)
Conferring
luster
or
honor;
renowned;
as,
illustrious
deeds or
titles..
Dishonorable
::
Dishonorable
(a.)
Wanting
in honor or
esteem;
disesteemed.
Pensioner
::
Pensioner
(n.) One of an
honorable
band of
gentlemen
who
attend
the
sovereign
of
England
on state
occasions,
and
receive
an
annual
pension,
or
allowance,
of
£150
and two
horses..
Preeminence
::
Preeminence
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
preeminent;
superiority
in
prominence
or in
excellence;
distinction
above
others
in
quality,
rank, etc.;
rarely,
in a bad
sense,
superiority
or
notoriety
in evil; as,
preeminence
in
honor..
Foul
::
Foul
(superl.)
Not
conformed
to the
established
rules and
customs
of a game,
conflict,
test, etc.;
unfair;
dishonest;
dishonorable;
cheating;
as, foul
play..
Doctor
::
Doctor
(n.) An
academical
title,
originally
meaning
a men so well
versed
in his
department
as to be
qualified
to teach it.
Hence:
One who has taken the
highest
degree
conferred
by a
university
or
college,
or has
received
a
diploma
of the
highest
degree;
as, a
doctor
of
divinity,
of law, of
medicine,
of
music,
or of
philosophy.
Such
diplomas
may
confer
an
honorary
title
only..
Backwards
::
Backwards
(adv.)
From a
better
to a worse
state,
as from honor to
shame,
from
religion
to sin..
Honor
::
Honor (n.) A
seigniory
or
lordship
held of the king, on which other
lordships
and
manors
depended..
Vacuna
::
Vacuna
(n.) The
goddess
of rural
leisure,
to whom the
husbandmen
sacrificed
at the close of the
harvest.
She was
especially
honored
by the
Sabines..
Requiem
::
Requiem
(n.) Any grand
musical
composition,
performed
in honor of a
deceased
person..
Credit
::
Credit
(n.)
Reputation
derived
from the
confidence
of
others;
esteem;
honor;
good name;
estimation.
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