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Definition of station
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Station
(n.) The
headquarters
of the
police
force of any
precinct.
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Gestatory
::
Gestatory
(a.)
Pertaining
to
gestation
or
pregnancy.
Publican
::
Publican
(n.) A
farmer
of the taxes and
public
revenues;
hence,
a
collector
of toll or
tribute.
The
inferior
officers
of this class were often
oppressive
in their
exactions,
and were
regarded
with great
detestation..
Sigh
::
Sigh (v. i.)
Figuratively,
a
manifestation
of
grief;
a
lan/ent..
Superoxide
::
Superordination
(n.) The
ordination
of a
person
to fill a
station
already
occupied;
especially,
the
ordination
by an
ecclesiastical
official,
during
his
lifetime,
of his
successor..
Attestation
::
Attestation
(n.) The act of
attesting;
testimony;
witness;
a
solemn
or
official
declaration,
verbal
or
written,
in
support
of a fact;
evidence.
The truth
appears
from the
attestation
of
witnesses,
or of the
proper
officer.
The
subscription
of a name to a
writing
as a
witness,
is an
attestation..
Lorry
::
Lorry (n.) A small cart or
wagon,
as those used on the
tramways
in mines to carry coal or
rubbish;
also, a
barrow
or truck for
shifting
baggage,
as at
railway
stations..
Kindness
::
Kindness
(a.) The state or
quality
of being kind, in any of its
various
senses;
manifestation
of kind
feeling
or
disposition
beneficence..
Stand
::
Stand (v. i.) A
station
in a city or town where
carriages
or
wagons
stand for hire; as, a cab
stand..
Gestation
::
Gestation
(n.) The act of
carrying
young in the womb from
conception
to
delivery;
pregnancy.
Vouch
::
Vouch (n.)
Warrant;
attestation.
Record
::
Record
(v. t.)
Testimony;
witness;
attestation.
Lot
::
Lot (n.) A
separate
portion;
a
number
of
things
taken
collectively;
as, a lot of
stationery;
--
colloquially,
sometimes
of
people;
as, a sorry lot; a bad lot..
Promote
::
Promote
(v. t.) To exalt in
station,
rank, or
honor;
to
elevate;
to
raise;
to
prefer;
to
advance;
as, to
promote
an
officer..
Slip
::
Slip (n.) A
fielder
stationed
on the off side and to the rear of the
batsman.
There are
usually
two of them,
called
respectively
short slip, and long
slip..
Station
::
Station
(n.)
Situation;
position;
location.
Stabber
::
Stabat
Mater () A
celebrated
Latin hymn,
beginning
with these
words,
commemorating
the
sorrows
of the
mother
of our Lord at the foot of the
cross.
It is read in the Mass of the
Sorrows
of the
Virgin
Mary, and is sung by
Catholics
when
making
the way of the cross (Via
Crucis).
See
Station,
7 (c)..
Waister
::
Waister
(n.) A
seaman,
usually
a green hand or a
broken-down
man,
stationed
in the waist of a
vessel
of war..
Settle
::
Settle
(v. i.) To
become
fixed or
permanent;
to
become
stationary;
to
establish
one's self or
itself;
to
assume
a
lasting
form,
condition,
direction,
or the like, in place of a
temporary
or
changing
state..
Inferior
::
Inferior
(n.) A
person
lower in
station,
rank,
intellect,
etc., than
another..
Post
::
Post (n.) A
messenger
who goes from
station;
an
express;
especially,
one who is
employed
by the
government
to carry
letters
and
parcels
regularly
from one place to
another;
a
letter
carrier;
a
postman..
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