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Definition of address
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Address
(v. i.) To
direct
speech.
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Man
::
Man (n.) A term of
familiar
address
often
implying
on the part of the
speaker
some
degree
of
authority,
impatience,
or
haste;
as, Come, man, we 've no time to
lose!.
Tribune
::
Tribune
(n.)
Anciently,
a bench or
elevated
place,
from which
speeches
were
delivered;
in
France,
a kind of
pulpit
in the hall of the
legislative
assembly,
where a
member
stands
while
making
an
address;
any place
occupied
by a
public
orator..
Compellative
::
Compellative
(n.) The name by which a
person
is
addressed;
an
appellative.
Coronet
::
Coronet
(n.) An
ornamental
or
honorary
headdress,
having
the shape and
character
of a
crown;
particularly,
a crown worn as the mark of high rank lower than
sovereignty.
The word is used by
Shakespeare
to
denote
also a
kingly
crown..
Prayer
::
Prayer
(v. i.) The act of
praying,
or of
asking
a
favor;
earnest
request
or
entreaty;
hence,
a
petition
or
memorial
addressed
to a court or a
legislative
body..
Maladdress
::
Maladdress
(n.) Bad
address;
an
awkward,
tactless,
or
offensive
way of
accosting
one or
talking
with one..
Good-bye
::
Good-bye
(n. /
interj.)
Farewell;
a form of
address
used at
parting.
See the last Note under By,
prep..
Sir
::
Sir (n.) A
respectful
title,
used in
addressing
a man,
without
being
prefixed
to his name; -- used
especially
in
speaking
to
elders
or
superiors;
sometimes,
also, used in the way of
emphatic
formality..
Court
::
Court (n.)
Attention
directed
to a
person
in
power;
conduct
or
address
designed
to gain
favor;
courtliness
of
manners;
civility;
compliment;
flattery.
Periwig
::
Periwig
(n.) A
headdress
of false hair,
usually
covering
the whole head, and
representing
the
natural
hair; a wig..
Milliner
::
Milliner
(n.) A
person,
usually
a
woman,
who
makes,
trims,
or deals in hats,
bonnets,
headdresses,
etc., for
women..
Sentimental
::
Sentimental
(a.)
Addressed
or
pleasing
to the
emotions
only,
usually
to the
weaker
and the
unregulated
emotions..
Engaging
::
Engaging
(a.)
Tending
to draw the
attention
or
affections;
attractive;
as,
engaging
manners
or
address..
Call
::
Call (v. t.) To give name to; to name; to
address,
or speak of, by a
specifed
name..
Sirrah
::
Sirrah
(n.) A term of
address
implying
inferiority
and used in
anger,
contempt,
reproach,
or
disrespectful
familiarity,
addressed
to a man or boy, but
sometimes
to a
woman.
In
sililoquies
often
preceded
by ah. Not used in the
plural..
Busby
::
Busby (n.) A
military
headdress
or cap, used in the
British
army. It is of fur, with a bag, of the same color as the
facings
of the
regiment,
hanging
from the top over the right
shoulder..
Lappet
::
Lappet
(n.) A small
decorative
fold or flap, esp, of lace or
muslin,
in a
garment
or
headdress..
Blaspheme
::
Blaspheme
(v.) To speak of, or
address,
with
impious
irreverence;
to
revile
impiously
(anything
sacred);
as, to
blaspheme
the Holy
Spirit..
Shako
::
Shako (n.) A kind of
military
cap or
headdress.
Address
::
Address
(v. t.)
Direction
or
superscription
of a
letter,
or the name,
title,
and place of
residence
of the
person
addressed..
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