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Definition of mander
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Mander
(v. t. & i.) See
Maunder.
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Herald
::
Herald
(n.) An
officer
whose
business
was to
denounce
or
proclaim
war, to
challenge
to
battle,
to
proclaim
peace,
and to bear
messages
from the
commander
of an army. He was
invested
with a
sacred
and
inviolable
character..
Pomander
::
Pomander
(n.) A box to
contain
such
perfume,
formerly
carried
by
ladies,
as at the end of a
chain;
-- more
properly
pomander
box..
Commandry
::
Commandry
(n.) See
Commandery.
Prefect
::
Prefect
(n.) A Roman
officer
who
controlled
or
superintended
a
particular
command,
charge,
department,
etc.; as, the
prefect
of the
aqueducts;
the
prefect
of a camp, of a
fleet,
of the city
guard,
of
provisions;
the
pretorian
prefect,
who was
commander
of the
troops
guarding
the
emperor's
person..
Admiral
::
Admiral
(n.) A naval
officer
of the
highest
rank; a naval
officer
of high rank, of which there are
different
grades.
The chief
gradations
in rank are
admiral,
vice
admiral,
and rear
admiral.
The
admiral
is the
commander
in chief of a fleet or of
fleets..
Manderil
::
Manderil
(n.) A
mandrel.
Enomotarch
::
Enomotarch
(n.) The
commander
of an
enomoty.
Waywode
::
Waywode
(n.)
Originally,
the title of a
military
commander
in
various
Slavonic
countries;
afterwards
applied
to
governors
of towns or
provinces.
It was
assumed
for a time by the
rulers
of
Moldavia
and
Wallachia,
who were
afterwards
called
hospodars,
and has also been given to some
inferior
Turkish
officers..
Cid
::
Cid (n.) Chief or
commander;
in
Spanish
literature,
a title of Ruy Diaz, Count of
Bivar,
a
champion
of
Christianity
and of the old
Spanish
royalty,
in the 11th
century..
Calamander Wood
::
Calamander
wood () A
valuable
furniture
wood from India and
Ceylon,
of a
hazel-brown
color,
with black
stripes,
very hard in
texture.
It is a
species
of
ebony,
and is
obtained
from the
Diospyros
quaesita.
Called
also
Coromandel
wood..
Commandant
::
Commandant
(n.) A
commander;
the
commanding
officer
of a
place,
or of a body of men; as, the
commandant
of a
navy-yard..
Hellbender
::
Hellbender
(n.) A large North
American
aquatic
salamander
(Protonopsis
horrida
or
Menopoma
Alleghaniensis).
It is very
voracious
and very
tenacious
of life. Also
called
alligator,
and water dog..
Salamandrine
::
Salamandrine
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
salamander;
enduring
fire..
Conductor
::
Conductor
(n.) One who, or that
which,
conducts;
a
leader;
a
commander;
a
guide;
a
manager;
a
director..
Salamander
::
Salamander
(n.) The
pouched
gopher
(Geomys
tuza) of the
Southern
United
States.
Adelantado
::
Adelantado
(n.) A
governor
of a
province;
a
commander.
Reprimander
::
Reprimander
(n.) One who
reprimands.
Knight Templar
::
Knight
Templar
() See
Commandery,
n., 3, and also
Templar,
n., 1 and 3..
Leader
::
Leader
(n.) One
having
authority
to
direct;
a
chief;
a
commander.
Apprise
::
Apprise
(v. t.) To give
notice,
verbal
or
written;
to
inform;
--
followed
by of; as, we will
apprise
the
general
of an
intended
attack;
he
apprised
the
commander
of what he had
done..
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