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Definition of vice
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 vice is as below...
Vice
(prep.)
Denoting
one who in
certain
cases may
assume
the
office
or
duties
of a
superior;
designating
an
officer
or an
office
that is
second
in rank or
authority;
as, vice
president;
vice
agent;
vice
consul,
etc..
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Pica
::
Pica (n.) A
service-book.
See Pie.
Feudalism
::
Feudalism
(n.) The
feudal
system;
a
system
by which the
holding
of
estates
in land is made
dependent
upon an
obligation
to
render
military
service
to the kind or
feudal
superior;
feudal
principles
and
usages.
Vice
::
Vice (n.) A kind of
instrument
for
holding
work, as in
filing.
Same as
Vise..
Agraffe
::
Agraffe
(n.) A hook,
eyelet,
or other
device
by which a piano wire is so held as to limit the
vibration..
Medical
::
Medical
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
having
to do with, the art of
healing
disease,
or the
science
of
medicine;
as, the
medical
profession;
medical
services;
a
medical
dictionary;
medical
jurisprudence..
Defraud
::
Defraud
(v. t.) To
deprive
of some
right,
interest,
or
property,
by a
deceitful
device;
to
withhold
from
wrongfully;
to
injure
by
embezzlement;
to
cheat;
to
overreach;
as, to
defraud
a
servant,
or a
creditor,
or the
state;
-- with of
before
the thing taken or
withheld..
Invent
::
Invent
(v. t.) To
discover,
as by study or
inquiry;
to find out; to
devise;
to
contrive
or
produce
for the first time; --
applied
commonly
to the
discovery
of some
serviceable
mode,
instrument,
or
machine..
Gospel
::
Gospel
(v.) A
selection
from one of the
gospels,
for use in a
religious
service;
as, the
gospel
for the day..
Disship
::
Disship
(v. t.) To
dismiss
from
service
on board ship.
Attendant
::
Attendant
(n.) One who owes duty or
service
to, or
depends
on,
another..
Zouave
::
Zouave
(n.) One of an
active
and hardy body of
soldiers
in the
French
service,
originally
Arabs,
but now
composed
of
Frenchmen
who wear the Arab
dress..
Immunity
::
Immunity
(a.)
Freedom
or
exemption
from any
charge,
duty,
obligation,
office,
tax,
imposition,
penalty,
or
service;
a
particular
privilege;
as, the
immunities
of the free
cities
of
Germany;
the
immunities
of the
clergy..
Owing
::
Owing (P. p. & a.) Had or
experienced
as a
consequence,
result,
issue,
etc.;
ascribable;
-- with to; as,
misfortunes
are often owing to
vices;
his
failure
was owing to
speculations..
Epaulette
::
Epaulette
(n.) A
shoulder
ornament
or badge worn by
military
and naval
officers,
differences
of rank being
marked
by some
peculiar
form or
device,
as a star,
eagle,
etc.; a
shoulder
knot..
Brass
::
Brass (n.) A brass plate
engraved
with a
figure
or
device.
Specifically,
one used as a
memorial
to the dead, and
generally
having
the
portrait,
coat of arms, etc..
Pay
::
Pay (v. t.) To
satisfy,
or
content;
specifically,
to
satisfy
(another
person)
for
service
rendered,
property
delivered,
etc.; to
discharge
one's
obligation
to; to make due
return
to; to
compensate;
to
remunerate;
to
recompense;
to
requite;
as, to pay
workmen
or
servants..
Clutch
::
Clutch
(n.) A
device
which is used for
coupling
shafting,
etc., so as to
transmit
motion,
and which may be
disengaged
at
pleasure..
Read
::
Read (v. i.) To give
advice
or
counsel.
Flagitious
::
Flagitious
(a.)
Characterized
by
scandalous
crimes
or
vices;
as,
flagitious
times..
Compensation
::
Compensation
(n.) A
recompense
or
reward
for some loss or
service.
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