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Definition of ledge
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 ledge is as below...
Ledge (n.) A shelf on which
articles
may be laid; also, that which
resembles
such a shelf in form or use, as a
projecting
ridge or part, or a
molding
or edge in
joinery..
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Frankpledge
::
Frankpledge
(n.) A
pledge
or
surety
for the good
behavior
of
freemen,
-- each
freeman
who was a
member
of an
ancient
decennary,
tithing,
or
friborg,
in
England,
being a
pledge
for the good
conduct
of the
others,
for the
preservation
of the
public
peace;
a free
surety..
Polymathy
::
Polymathy
(n.) The
knowledge
of many arts and
sciences;
variety
of
learning.
Cherub
::
Cherub
(n.) One of a order of
angels,
variously
represented
in art. In
European
painting
the
cherubim
have been shown as blue, to
denote
knowledge,
as
distinguished
from the
seraphim
(see
Seraph),
and in later art the
children's
heads with wings are
generally
called
cherubs..
Pledge
::
Pledge
(n.) To give or pass as a
security;
to
guarantee;
to
engage;
to
plight;
as, to
pledge
one's word and
honor..
Cautionary
::
Cautionary
(a.) Given as a
pledge
or as
security.
Miss
::
Miss (v. t.) To fail of
hitting,
reaching,
getting,
finding,
seeing,
hearing,
etc.; as, to miss the mark one
shoots
at; to miss the train by being late; to miss
opportunites
of
getting
knowledge;
to miss the point or
meaning
of
something
said..
Ology
::
Ology (n.) A
colloquial
or
humorous
name for any
science
or
branch
of
knowledge.
Perception
::
Perception
(n.) The
faculty
of
perceiving;
the
faculty,
or
peculiar
part, of man's
constitution
by which he has
knowledge
through
the
medium
or
instrumentality
of the
bodily
organs;
the act of
apperhending
material
objects
or
qualities
through
the
senses;
--
distinguished
from
conception..
Attain
::
Attain
(v. t.) To get at the
knowledge
of; to
ascertain.
School
::
School
(n.)
Figuratively,
any means of
knowledge
or
discipline;
as, the
school
of
experience..
Knowledge
::
Knowledge
(v. i.) The act or state of
knowing;
clear
perception
of fact,
truth,
or duty;
certain
apprehension;
familiar
cognizance;
cognition..
Recognize
::
Recognize
(v. t.) To
acknowledge
acquaintance
with, as by
salutation,
bowing,
or the
like..
Earnest
::
Earnest
(n.)
Something
of value given by the buyer to the
seller,
by way of token or
pledge,
to bind the
bargain
and prove the
sale..
Encyclopedism
::
Encyclopedism
(n.) The art of
writing
or
compiling
encyclopedias;
also,
possession
of the whole range of
knowledge;
encyclopedic
learning..
Quarry
::
Quarry
(n.) A
place,
cavern,
or pit where stone is taken from the rock or
ledge,
or dug from the
earth,
for
building
or other
purposes;
a stone pit. See 5th Mine (a)..
Epistemology
::
Epistemology
(n.) The
theory
or
science
of the
method
or
grounds
of
knowledge.
Stealing
::
Stealing
(n.) The act of
taking
feloniously
the
personal
property
of
another
without
his
consent
and
knowledge;
theft;
larceny.
Cyclopaedia
::
Cyclopaedia
(n.) The
circle
or
compass
of the arts and
sciences
(originally,
of the seven
so-called
liberal
arts and
sciences);
circle
of human
knowledge.
Hence,
a work
containing,
in
alphabetical
order,
information
in all
departments
of
knowledge,
or on a
particular
department
or
branch;
as, a
cyclopedia
of the
physical
sciences,
or of
mechanics.
See
Encyclopedia..
Ignorance
::
Ignorance
(n.) The
condition
of being
ignorant;
the want of
knowledge
in
general,
or in
relation
to a
particular
subject;
the state of being
uneducated
or
uninformed..
Faculty
::
Faculty
(n.)
Ability
to act or
perform,
whether
inborn
or
cultivated;
capacity
for any
natural
function;
especially,
an
original
mental
power or
capacity
for any of the
well-known
classes
of
mental
activity;
psychical
or soul
capacity;
capacity
for any of the
leading
kinds of soul
activity,
as
knowledge,
feeling,
volition;
intellectual
endowment
or gift;
power;
as,
faculties
of the mind or the
soul..
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