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Definition of ban
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 ban is as below...
Ban (n.) An
ancient
title of the
warden
of the
eastern
marches
of
Hungary;
now, a title of the
viceroy
of
Croatia
and
Slavonia..
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Fornix
::
Fornix
(n.) Esp., two
longitudinal
bands of white
nervous
tissue
beneath
the
lateral
ventricles
of the
brain..
Musa
::
Musa (n.) A genus of
perennial,
herbaceous,
endogenous
plants
of great size,
including
the
banana
(Musa
sapientum),
the
plantain
(M.
paradisiaca
of
Linnaeus,
but
probably
not a
distinct
species),
the
Abyssinian
(M.
Ensete),
the
Philippine
Island
(M.
textilis,
which
yields
Manila
hemp),
and about
eighteen
other
species.
See
Illust.
of
Banana
and
Plantain..
Abandon
::
Abandon
(v. t.) To
relinquish
all claim to; -- used when an
insured
person
gives up to
underwriters
all claim to the
property
covered
by a
policy,
which may
remain
after loss or
damage
by a peril
insured
against..
Sea Wall
::
Sea wall () A wall, or
embankment,
to
resist
encroachments
of the sea..
Contraband
::
Contraband
(n.) A negro
slave,
during
the Civil War,
escaped
to, or was
brought
within,
the Union
lines.
Such slave was
considered
contraband
of war..
Disquietness
::
Disquietness
(n.)
Disturbance
of quiet in body or mind;
restlessness;
uneasiness.
Indisturbance
::
Indisturbance
(n.)
Freedom
from
disturbance;
calmness;
repose;
apathy;
indifference.
Rout
::
Rout (n.) A
disturbance
of the peace by
persons
assembled
together
with
intent
to do a thing
which,
if
executed,
would make them
rioters,
and
actually
making
a
motion
toward
the
executing
thereof..
Bankrupt
::
Bankrupt
(n.) A
trader
who
secretes
himself,
or does
certain
other acts
tending
to
defraud
his
creditors..
Monandry
::
Monandry
(n.) The
possession
by a woman of only one
husband
at the same time; --
contrasted
with
polyandry.
Fill
::
Fill (a.) To make an
embankment
in, or raise the level of (a low
place),
with earth or
gravel..
Stock
::
Stock (n.) A kind of
stiff,
wide band or
cravat
for the neck; as, a silk
stock..
Turbot
::
Turbot
(n.) A large
European
flounder
(Rhombus
maximus)
highly
esteemed
as a food fish. It often
weighs
from
thirty
to forty
pounds.
Its color on the upper side is
brownish
with small
roundish
tubercles
scattered
over the
surface.
The
lower,
or
blind,
side is
white.
Called
also
bannock
fluke..
Mount
::
Mount (v.) A bank; a fund.
Marshbanker
::
Marshbanker
(n.) Alt. of
Marsebanke.
Piccadilly
::
Piccadilly
(n.) A high, stiff
collar
for the neck; also, a hem or band about the skirt of a
garment,
-- worn by men in the 17th
century..
Leviratical
::
Leviratical
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or in
accordance
with, a law of the
ancient
Israelites
and other
tribes
and
races,
according
to which a
woman,
whose
husband
died
without
issue,
was
married
to the
husband's
brother..
Exile
::
Exile (n.)
Forced
separation
from one's
native
country;
expulsion
from one's home by the civil
authority;
banishment;
sometimes,
voluntary
separation
from one's
native
country..
Knights Bannerets
::
Knights
bannerets
(pl. ) of
Knight
bannere.
Georgic
::
Georgic
(a.) A rural poem; a
poetical
composition
on
husbandry,
containing
rules for
cultivating
lands,
etc.; as, the
Georgics
of
Virgil..
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