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Definition of bond
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Bond (v. t.) To
dispose
in
building,
as the
materials
of a wall, so as to
secure
solidity..
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Bondswoman
::
Bondswoman
(n.) See
Bondwoman.
Scrip
::
Scrip (n.) A
preliminary
certificate
of a
subscription
to the
capital
of a bank,
railroad,
or other
company,
or for a share of other joint
property,
or a loan,
stating
the
amount
of the
subscription
and the date of the
payment
of the
installments;
as,
insurance
scrip,
consol
scrip,
etc. When all the
installments
are paid, the scrip is
exchanged
for a bond share
certificate..
Link
::
Link (n.) A bond of
affinity,
or a unit of
valence
between
atoms;
--
applied
to a unit of
chemical
force or
attraction..
Yoke
::
Yoke (n.) Fig.: That which
connects
or
binds;
a
chain;
a link; a bond
connection.
Vagabond
::
Vagabond
(v. i.) To play the
vagabond;
to
wander
like a
vagabond;
to
stroll.
Vagabondage
::
Vagabondage
(n.) The
condition
of a
vagabond;
a state or habit of
wandering
about in
idleness;
vagrancy.
Couple
::
Couple
(a.) That which joins or links two
things
together;
a bond or tie; a
coupler.
Syndicate
::
Syndicate
(n.) An
association
of
persons
officially
authorized
to
undertake
some duty or to
negotiate
some
business;
also, an
association
of
persons
who
combine
to carry out, on their own
account,
a
financial
or
industrial
project;
as, a
syndicate
of
bankers
formed
to take up and
dispose
of an
entire
issue of
government
bonds..
Privity
::
Privity
(a.) A
connection,
or bond of
union,
between
parties,
as to some
particular
transaction;
mutual
or
successive
relationship
to the same
rights
of
property..
Alligation
::
Alligation
(n.) The act of tying
together
or
attaching
by some bond, or the state of being
attached..
Bondwomen
::
Bondwomen
(pl. ) of
Bondwoma.
Escrow
::
Escrow
(n.) A deed, bond, or other
written
engagement,
delivered
to a third
person,
to be held by him till some act is done or some
condition
is
performed,
and then to be by him
delivered
to the
grantee..
Vagrancy
::
Vagrancy
(n.) The
quality
or state of being a
vagrant;
a
wandering
without
a
settled
home; an
unsettled
condition;
vagabondism.
Bondstone
::
Bondstone
(n.) A stone
running
through
a wall from one face to
another,
to bind it
together;
a
binding
stone..
Disenslave
::
Disenslave
(v. t.) To free from
bondage
or
slavery;
to
disenthrall.
Harmless
::
Harmless
(a.) Free from harm;
unhurt;
as, to give bond to save
another
harmless..
Thrall
::
Thrall
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
thrall;
in the
condition
of a
thrall;
bond;
enslaved.
Mordant
::
Mordant
(n.) Any
substance,
as alum or
copperas,
which,
having
a
twofold
attraction
for
organic
fibers
and
coloring
matter,
serves
as a bond of
union,
and thus gives
fixity
to, or bites in, the
dyes..
Bondage
::
Bondage
(a.) The state of being
bound;
condition
of being under
restraint;
restraint
of
personal
liberty
by
compulsion;
involuntary
servitude;
slavery;
captivity.
Recognizance
::
Recognizance
(n.) An
obligation
of
record
entered
into
before
some court of
record
or
magistrate
duly
authorized,
with
condition
to do some
particular
act, as to
appear
at the same or some other
court,
to keep the
peace,
or pay a debt. A
recognizance
differs
from a bond, being
witnessed
by the
record
only, and not by the
party's
seal..
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