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Definition of party
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Party (v.)
Partial;
favoring
one
party.
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Tractarian
::
Tractarian
(n.) One of the
writers
of the
Oxford
tracts,
called
Tracts
for the
Times,
issued
during
the
period
1833-1841,
in which
series
of
papers
the
sacramental
system
and
authority
of the
Church,
and the value of
tradition,
were
brought
into
prominence.
Also, a
member
of the High
Church
party,
holding
generally
the
principles
of the
Tractarian
writers;
a
Puseyite..
Habeas Corpus
::
Habeas
corpus
() A writ
having
for its
object
to bring a party
before
a court or
judge;
especially,
one to
inquire
into the cause of a
person's
imprisonment
or
detention
by
another,
with the view to
protect
the right to
personal
liberty;
also, one to bring a
prisoner
into court to
testify
in a
pending
trial..
Resolutioner
::
Resolutioner
(n.) One who makes a
resolution;
one who joins with
others
in a
declaration
or
resolution;
specifically,
one of a party in the
Scottish
Church
in the 17th
century..
Fidelity
::
Fidelity
(n.)
Adherence
to a
person
or party to which one is
bound;
loyalty.
Persuasion
::
Persuasion
(n.) A creed or
belief;
a sect or party
adhering
to a
certain
creed or
system
of
opinions;
as, of the same
persuasion;
all
persuasions
are
agreed..
Accession
::
Accession
(n.) The act by which one power
becomes
party to
engagements
already
in force
between
other
powers.
Particolored
::
Particolored
(a.) Same as
Party-colored.
Ssociable
::
SSociable
(a.)
Affording
opportunites
for
conversation;
characterized
by much
conversation;
as, a
sociable
party..
Representation
::
Representation
(n.) Any
collateral
statement
of fact, made
orally
or in
writing,
by which an
estimate
of the risk is
affected,
or
either
party is
influenced..
Squad
::
Squad (n.)
Hence,
any small
party..
Proselyte
::
Proselyte
(n.) A new
convert
especially
a
convert
to some
religion
or
religious
sect, or to some
particular
opinion,
system,
or
party;
thus, a
Gentile
converted
to
Judaism,
or a pagan
converted
to
Christianity,
is a
proselyte..
Covenantor
::
Covenantor
(n.) The party who makes a
covenant.
Democrat
::
Democrat
(n.) A
member
of the
Democratic
party.
Anglican
::
Anglican
(n.) In a
restricted
sense,
a
member
of the High
Church
party,
or of the more
advanced
ritualistic
section,
in the
Church
of
England..
Justification
::
Justification
(n.) The
showing
in court of a
sufficient
lawful
reason
why a party
charged
or
accused
did that for which he is
called
to
answer.
Option
::
Option
(n.) A
stipulated
privilege,
given to a party in a time
contract,
of
demanding
its
fulfillment
on any day
within
a
specified
limit..
Shibboleth
::
Shibboleth
(n.)
Hence,
the
criterion,
test, or
watchword
of a
party;
a party cry or pet
phrase..
Caveat
::
Caveat
(n.) A
notice
given by an
interested
party to some
officer
not to do a
certain
act until the party is heard in
opposition;
as, a
caveat
entered
in a
probate
court to stop the
proving
of a will or the
taking
out of
letters
of
administration,
etc..
Congregation
::
Congregation
(n.) the name
assumed
by the
Protestant
party under John Knox. The
leaders
called
themselves
(1557)
Lords of the
Congregation.
Mugwump
::
Mugwump
(n.) A
bolter
from the
Republican
party in the
national
election
of 1884; an
Independent.
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