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Definition of settle
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 settle is as below...
Settle
(v. i.) To
become
clear after being
turbid
or
obscure;
to
clarify
by
depositing
matter
held in
suspension;
as, the
weather
settled;
wine
settles
by
standing..
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Settle
::
Settle
(v. i.) To be
established
in an
employment
or
profession;
as, to
settle
in the
practice
of law..
Staple
::
Staple
(a.)
Established
in
commerce;
occupying
the
markets;
settled;
as, a
staple
trade..
Resolution
::
Resolution
(n.) The state of being
resolved,
settled,
or
determined;
firmness;
steadiness;
constancy;
determination..
Size
::
Size (n.) A
settled
quantity
or
allowance.
See
Assize.
Inveterate
::
Inveterate
(v. t.) To fix and
settle
by long
continuance.
Settlement
::
Settlement
(n.)
Matter
that
subsides;
settlings;
sediment;
lees;
dregs.
Reckoning
::
Reckoning
(n.)
Adjustment
of
claims
and
accounts;
settlement
of
obligations,
liabilities,
etc..
Stablishment
::
Stablish
(v. t.) To
settle
permanently
in a
state;
to make firm; to
establish;
to fix.
Open
::
Open (a.) Not
settled
or
adjusted;
not
decided
or
determined;
not
closed
or
withdrawn
from
consideration;
as, an open
account;
an open
question;
to keep an offer or
opportunity
open..
Random
::
Random
(n.) A
roving
motion;
course
without
definite
direction;
want of
direction,
rule, or
method;
hazard;
chance;
--
commonly
used in the
phrase
at
random,
that is,
without
a
settled
point of
direction;
at
hazard..
Finality
::
Finality
(n.) The state of being
final,
finished,
or
complete;
a final or
conclusive
arrangement;
a
settlement..
Accommodate
::
Accommodate
(v. t.) To bring into
agreement
or
harmony;
to
reconcile;
to
compose;
to
adjust;
to
settle;
as, to
accommodate
differences,
a
dispute,
etc..
Compromise
::
Compromise
(n.) A
settlement
by
arbitration
or by
mutual
consent
reached
by
concession
on both
sides;
a
reciprocal
abatement
of
extreme
demands
or
rights,
resulting
in an
agreement..
Settle
::
Settle
(n.) To
adjust,
as
accounts;
to
liquidate;
to
balance;
as, to
settle
an
account..
Pack
::
Pack (v. i.) To admit of
stowage,
or of
making
up for
transportation
or
storage;
to
become
compressed
or to
settle
together,
so as to form a
compact
mass; as, the goods pack
conveniently;
wet snow packs
well..
Cherokees
::
Cherokees
(n. pl.) An
Appalachian
tribe of
Indians,
formerly
inhabiting
the
region
about the head
waters
of the
Tennessee
River.
They are now
mostly
settled
in the
Indian
Territory,
and have
become
one of the most
civilized
of the
Indian
Tribes..
Affection
::
Affection
(n.) A
settled
good will; kind
feeling;
love;
zealous
or
tender
attachment;
-- often in the pl.
Formerly
followed
by to, but now more
generally
by for or
towards;
as,
filial,
social,
or
conjugal
affections;
to have an
affection
for or
towards
children..
Clear
::
Clear (v. i.) To make
exchanges
of
checks
and
bills,
and
settle
balances,
as is done in a
clearing
house..
Portion
::
Portion
(n.) The part of an
estate
given to a child or heir, or
descending
to him by law, and
distributed
to him in the
settlement
of the
estate;
an
inheritance..
Pitch
::
Pitch (v. i.) To
light;
to
settle;
to come to rest from
flight.
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