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Definition of incorporate
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Incorporate
(v. t.) To unite with a
material
body; to give a
material
form to; to
embody.
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Enfranchise
::
Enfranchise
(v. t.) To endow with a
franchise;
to
incorporate
into a body
politic
and thus to
invest
with civil and
political
privileges;
to admit to the
privileges
of a
freeman.
Electuary
::
Electuary
(n.) A
medicine
composed
of
powders,
or other
ingredients,
incorporated
with some
convserve,
honey,
or
sirup;
a
confection.
See the note under
Confection..
Envolume
::
Envolume
(v. t.) To form into, or
incorporate
with, a
volume..
Incorporation
::
Incorporation
(n.) The act of
incorporating,
or the state of being
incorporated..
College
::
College
(n.) A
society
of
scholars
or
friends
of
learning,
incorporated
for study or
instruction,
esp. in the
higher
branches
of
knowledge;
as, the
colleges
of
Oxford
and
Cambridge
Universities,
and many
American
colleges..
Incorporation
::
Incorporation
(n.) A body
incorporated;
a
corporation.
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(a.) Not
incorporated;
not
existing
as a
corporation;
as, an
incorporate
banking
association..
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(a.)
Corporate;
incorporated;
made one body, or
united
in one body;
associated;
mixed
together;
combined;
embodied..
Embody
::
Embody
(v. t.) To form into a body; to
invest
with a body; to
collect
into a body, a
united
mass, or a
whole;
to
incorporate;
as, to
embody
one's ideas in a
treatise..
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(v. t.) To form into a legal body, or body
politic;
to
constitute
into a
corporation
recognized
by law, with
special
functions,
rights,
duties
and
liabilities;
as, to
incorporate
a bank, a
railroad
company,
a city or town, etc..
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(v. t.) To unite
intimately;
to
blend;
to
assimilate;
to
combine
into a
structure
or
organization,
whether
material
or
mental;
as, to
incorporate
provinces
into the
realm;
to
incorporate
another's
ideas into one's
work..
Caryopsis
::
Caryopsis
(n.) A
one-celled,
dry,
indehiscent
fruit,
with a thin
membranous
pericarp,
adhering
closely
to the seed, so that fruit and seed are
incorporated
in one body,
forming
a
single
grain,
as of
wheat,
barley,
etc..
Burgh
::
Burgh (n.) A
borough
or
incorporated
town,
especially,
one in
Scotland.
See
Borough..
Incorporator
::
Incorporator
(n.) One of a
number
of
persons
who gets a
company
incorporated;
one of the
original
members
of a
corporation.
Incorpse
::
Incorpse
(v. t.) To
incorporate.
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(v. t.) To unite with a
material
body; to give a
material
form to; to
embody.
Disincorporated
::
Disincorporated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Disincorporat.
Police
::
Police
(n.) A
judicial
and
executive
system,
for the
government
of a city, town, or
district,
for the
preservation
of
rights,
order,
cleanliness,
health,
etc., and for the
enforcement
of the laws and
prevention
of
crime;
the
administration
of the laws and
regulations
of a city,
incorporated
town, or
borough..
Accorporate
::
Accorporate
(v. t.) To
unite;
to
attach;
to
incorporate.
Reincorporate
::
Reincorporate
(v. t.) To
incorporate
again.
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