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Definition of preside
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Preside
(v. i.) To
exercise
superintendence;
to watch over.
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President
::
President
(a.)
Occupying
the first rank or chief
place;
having
the
highest
authority;
presiding.
Federalist
::
Federalist
(n.) An
advocate
of
confederation;
specifically
(Amer.
Hist.),
a
friend
of the
Constitution
of the
United
States
at its
formation
and
adoption;
a
member
of the
political
party which
favored
the
administration
of
president
Washington..
President
::
President
(n.) The chief
executive
officer
of the
government
in
certain
republics;
as, the
president
of the
United
States..
Gift
::
Gift (v. t.) The act,
right,
or power of
giving
or
bestowing;
as, the
office
is in the gift of the
President..
Toastmaster
::
Toastmaster
(n.) A
person
who
presides
at a
public
dinner
or
banquet,
and
announces
the
toasts..
Speaker
::
Speaker
(n.) One who is the
mouthpiece
of
others;
especially,
one who
presides
over, or
speaks
for, a
delibrative
assembly,
preserving
order and
regulating
the
debates;
as, the
Speaker
of the House of
Commons,
originally,
the
mouthpiece
of the House to
address
the king; the
Speaker
of a House of
Representatives..
Terminus
::
Terminus
(n.) The Roman
divinity
who
presided
over
boundaries,
whose
statue
was
properly
a short
pillar
terminating
in the bust of a man,
woman,
satyr,
or the like, but often
merely
a post or stone stuck in the
ground
on a
boundary
line..
Presidency
::
Presidency
(n.) One of the three great
divisions
of
British
India,
the
Bengal,
Madras,
and
Bombay
Presidencies,
each of which had a
council
of which its
governor
was
president..
Genius
::
Genius
(n.) A good or evil
spirit,
or
demon,
supposed
by the
ancients
to
preside
over a man's
destiny
in life; a
tutelary
deity;
a
supernatural
being;
a
spirit,
good or bad. Cf.
Jinnee..
Archeus
::
Archeus
(n.) The vital
principle
or force which
(according
to the
Paracelsians)
presides
over the
growth
and
continuation
of
living
beings;
the anima mundi or
plastic
power of the old
philosophers.
Presiding
::
Presiding
() a. & n. from
Preside.
Presidency
::
Presidency
(n.) The
function
or
condition
of one who
presides;
superintendence;
control
and care.
Genethliacs
::
Genethliacs
(n.) The
science
of
calculating
nativities,
or
predicting
the
future
events
of life from the stars which
preside
at
birth..
Presider
::
Presider
(n.) One who
presides.
Presidential
::
Presidential
(a.)
Presiding
or
watching
over.
Hymen
::
Hymen (n.) A
fabulous
deity;
according
to some, the son of
Apollo
and
Urania,
according
to
others,
of
Bacchus
and
Venus.
He was the god of
marriage,
and
presided
over
nuptial
solemnities..
Presidency
::
Presidency
(n.) The
office
of
president;
as,
Washington
was
elected
to the
presidency..
Landamman
::
Landamman
(n.) The
president
of the diet of the
Helvetic
republic.
Surrogate
::
Surrogate
(n.) In some
States
of the
United
States,
an
officer
who
presides
over the
probate
of wills and
testaments
and yield the
settlement
of
estates..
Presidential
::
Presidential
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
president;
as, the
presidential
chair;
a
presidential
election..
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