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Definition of public
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of public is as below...
Public
(n.) The
general
body of
mankind,
or of a
nation,
state,
or
community;
the
people,
indefinitely;
as, the
American
public;
also, a
particular
body or
aggregation
of
people;
as, an
author's
public..
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Mandarin
::
Mandarin
(n.) A
Chinese
public
officer
or
nobleman;
a civil or
military
official
in China and
Annam.
Adlegation
::
Adlegation
(n.) A right
formerly
claimed
by the
states
of the
German
Empire
of
joining
their own
ministers
with those of the
emperor
in
public
treaties
and
negotiations
to the
common
interest
of the
empire.
Abattoir
::
Abattoir
(n.) A
public
slaughterhouse
for
cattle,
sheep,
etc..
Jobbing
::
"Jobbing
(a.) Using
opportunities
of
public
service
for
private
gain; as, a
jobbing
politician..
Variorum
::
Variorum
(a.)
Containing
notes by
different
persons;
--
applied
to a
publication;
as, a
variorum
edition
of a
book..
Public-spirited
::
Public-spirited
(a.)
Dictated
by a
regard
to
public
good; as, a
public-spirited
project
or
measure..
Trierarch
::
Trierarch
(n.) At
Athens,
one who
(singly,
or
jointly
with other
citizens)
had to fit out a
trireme
for the
public
service..
Roll
::
Roll (v.)
Hence,
an
official
or
public
document;
a
register;
a
record;
also, a
catalogue;
a
list..
Divulge
::
Divulge
(v. i.) To
become
publicly
known.
Church
::
Church
(v. t.) To bless
according
to a
prescribed
form, or to unite with in
publicly
returning
thanks
in
church,
as after
deliverance
from the
dangers
of
childbirth;
as, the
churching
of
women..
Rostrum
::
Rostrum
(n.) The
Beaks;
the stage or
platform
in the forum where
orations,
pleadings,
funeral
harangues,
etc., were
delivered;
-- so
called
because
after the Latin war, it was
adorned
with the beaks of
captured
vessels;
later,
applied
also to other
platforms
erected
in Rome for the use of
public
orators..
Road
::
Road (n.) A place where one may ride; an open way or
public
passage
for
vehicles,
persons,
and
animals;
a track for
travel,
forming
a means of
communication
between
one city, town, or
place,
and
another..
Programma
::
Programma
(n.) Any law,
which,
after it had
passed
the
Athenian
senate,
was fixed on a
tablet
for
public
inspection
previously
to its being
proposed
to the
general
assembly
of the
people..
Shebeen
::
Shebeen
(n.) A low
public
house;
especially,
a place where
spirits
and other
excisable
liquors
are
illegally
and
privately
sold..
Duumvir
::
Duumvir
(n.) One of two Roman
officers
or
magistrates
united
in the same
public
functions.
Fortnightly
::
Fortnightly
(a.)
Occurring
or
appearing
once in a
fortnight;
as, a
fortnightly
meeting
of a club; a
fortnightly
magazine,
or other
publication..
Preemption
::
Preemption
(n.) The right of an
actual
settler
upon
public
lands
(particularly
those of the
United
States)
to
purchase
a
certain
portion
at a fixed price in
preference
to all other
applicants.
Risk
::
Risk (n.) To
expose
to risk,
hazard,
or
peril;
to
venture;
as, to risk goods on board of a ship; to risk one's
person
in
battle;
to risk one's fame by a
publication..
Report
::
Report
(v. t.) To give an
account
of; to
relate;
to tell; to
circulate
publicly,
as a
story;
as, in the
common
phrase,
it is
reported..
Temple
::
Temple
(n.)
Hence,
among
Christians,
an
edifice
erected
as a place of
public
worship;
a
church..
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