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Definition of miss
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Miss (n.) A kept
mistress.
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Mistress,
4..
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Commissary
::
Commissary
(n.) An
officer
of the
bishop,
who
exercises
ecclesiastical
jurisdiction
in parts of the
diocese
at a
distance
from the
residence
of the
bishop..
Shining
::
Shining
(n.)
Emission
or
reflection
of
light.
Uxorial
::
Uxorial
(a.)
Dotingly
fond of, or
servilely
submissive
to, a wife;
uxorious;
also,
becoming
a wife;
pertaining
to a
wife..
Lapse
::
Lapse (v. i.) To fall or pass from one
proprietor
to
another,
or from the
original
destination,
by the
omission,
negligence,
or
failure
of some one, as a
patron,
a
legatee,
etc..
Acceptilation
::
Acceptilation
(n.)
Gratuitous
discharge;
a
release
from debt or
obligation
without
payment;
free
remission.
Passable
::
Passable
(a.) Such as may be
allowed
to pass
without
serious
objection;
tolerable;
admissable;
moderate;
mediocre.
Missed
::
Missed
(imp. & p. p.) of Mis.
Obsequious
::
Obsequious
(a.)
Promptly
obedient,
or
submissive,
to the will of
another;
compliant;
yielding
to the
desires
of
another;
devoted..
Send
::
Send (v. t.) To give
motion
to; to cause to be borne or
carried;
to
procure
the
going,
transmission,
or
delivery
of; as, to send a
message..
Ventail
::
Ventail
(n.) That part of a
helmet
which is
intended
for the
admission
of air, --
sometimes
in the
visor..
Readmission
::
Readmission
(n.) The act of
admitting
again,
or the state of being
readmitted;
as, the
readmission
of fresh air into an
exhausted
receiver;
the
readmission
of a
student
into a
seminary..
Procuration
::
Procuration
(n.) A sum of money paid
formerly
to the
bishop
or
archdeacon,
now to the
ecclesiastical
commissioners,
by an
incumbent,
as a
commutation
for
entertainment
at the time of
visitation;
--
called
also
proxy..
Rob
::
Rob (v. i.) To take that which
belongs
to
another,
without
right or
permission,
esp. by
violence..
Missuccess
::
Missuccess
(n.)
Failure.
Red-handed
::
Red-handed
(a. / adv.)
Having
hands red with
blood;
in the very act, as if with red or
bloody
hands;
-- said of a
person
taken in the act of
homicide;
hence,
fresh from the
commission
of
crime;
as, he was taken
red-hand
or
red-handed..
Holder
::
Holder
(n.) The payee of a bill of
exchange
or a
promissory
note, or the one who owns or holds it..
Congeable
::
Congeable
(a.)
Permissible;
done
lawfully;
as, entry
congeable..
Miss
::
Miss (n.)
Mistake;
error;
fault.
Strike
::
Strike
(v. t.) To touch or hit with some
force,
either
with the hand or with an
instrument;
to
smite;
to give a blow to,
either
with the hand or with any
instrument
or
missile..
Intermittingly
::
Intermittingly
(adv.)
With
intermissions;
at
intervals.
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