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Definition of preserve
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Preserve
(v. i.) To
protect
game for
purposes
of
sport.
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Mulch
::
Mulch (n.)
Half-rotten
straw,
or any like
substance
strewn
on the
ground,
as over the roots of
plants,
to
protect
from heat,
drought,
etc., and to
preserve
moisture..
Sweet
::
Sweet (n.)
Confectionery,
sweetmeats,
preserves,
etc..
Sanitary
::
Sanitary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
health;
designed
to
secure
or
preserve
health;
relating
to the
preservation
or
restoration
of
health;
hygienic;
as,
sanitary
regulations.
See the Note under
Sanatory..
Salt
::
Salt (v. t.) To
sprinkle,
impregnate,
or
season
with salt; to
preserve
with salt or in
brine;
to
supply
with salt; as, to salt fish, beef, or pork; to salt
cattle..
Preserver
::
Preserver
(n.) One who makes
preserves
of
fruit.
Slush
::
Slush (n.) A
mixture
of white lead and lime, with which the
bright
parts of
machines,
such as the
connecting
rods of
steamboats,
are
painted
to be
preserved
from
oxidation..
Desiccate
::
Desiccate
(v. t.) To dry up; to
deprive
or
exhaust
of
moisture;
to
preserve
by
drying;
as, to
desiccate
fish or
fruit..
Archive
::
Archive
(n.)
Public
records
or
documents
preserved
as
evidence
of
facts;
as, the
archives
of a
country
or
family..
Conservative
::
Conservative
(n.) One who, or that
which,
preserves
from ruin,
injury,
innovation,
or
radical
change;
a
preserver;
a
conserver..
Preservative
::
Preservative
(a.)
Having
the power or
quality
of
preserving;
tending
to
preserve,
or to keep from
injury,
decay,
etc..
Vishnu
::
Vishnu
(n.) A
divinity
of the
modern
Hindu
trimurti,
or
trinity.
He is
regarded
as the
preserver,
while
Brahma
is the
creator,
and Siva the
destroyer
of the
creation..
Order
::
Order (n.)
Conformity
with law or
decorum;
freedom
from
disturbance;
general
tranquillity;
public
quiet;
as, to
preserve
order in a
community
or an
assembly..
Xenelasia
::
Xenelasia
(n.) A
Spartan
institution
which
prohibited
strangers
from
residing
in
Sparta
without
permission,
its
object
probably
being to
preserve
the
national
simplicity
of
manners..
Tomb
::
Tomb (n.) A
monument
erected
to
inclose
the body and
preserve
the name and
memory
of the dead.
Preservatory
::
Preservatory
(n.) A room, or
apparatus,
in which
perishable
things,
as
fruit,
vegetables,
etc., can be
preserved
without
decay..
Monument
::
Monument
(n.) A
building,
pillar,
stone,
or the like,
erected
to
preserve
the
remembrance
of a
person,
event,
action,
etc.; as, the
Washington
monument;
the
Bunker
Hill
monument.
Also, a tomb, with
memorial
inscriptions..
Lobby
::
Lobby (n.) A
passage
or hall of
communication,
especially
when large
enough
to serve also as a
waiting
room. It
differs
from an
antechamber
in that a lobby
communicates
between
several
rooms,
an
antechamber
to one only; but this
distinction
is not
carefully
preserved..
Keeper
::
Keeper
(n.) One who has the care,
custody,
or
superintendence
of
anything;
as, the
keeper
of a park, a
pound,
of
sheep,
of a gate, etc. ; the
keeper
of
attached
property;
hence,
one who saves from harm; a
defender;
a
preserver..
Buoy
::
Buoy (v. t.) To
support
or
sustain;
to
preserve
from
sinking
into ruin or
despondency.
Preserved
::
Preserved
(imp. & p. p.) of
Preserv.
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