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Definition of cense
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Cense (v. i.) To burn or
scatter
incense.
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Permit
::
Permit
(n.)
Warrant;
license;
leave;
permission;
specifically,
a
written
license
or
permission
given to a
person
or
persons
having
authority;
as, a
permit
to land goods
subject
to
duty..
Scurrilous
::
Scurrilous
(a.) Using the low and
indecent
language
of the
meaner
sort of
people,
or such as only the
license
of
buffoons
can
warrant;
as, a
scurrilous
fellow..
Escambio
::
Escambio
(n.) A
license
formerly
required
for the
making
over a bill of
exchange
to
another
over sea.
Tavern
::
Tavern
(n.) A
public
house where
travelers
and other
transient
guests
are
accomodated
with rooms and
meals;
an inn; a
hotel;
especially,
in
modern
times,
a
public
house
licensed
to sell
liquor
in small
quantities..
Pachak
::
Pachak
(n.) The
fragrant
roots of the
Saussurea
Costus,
exported
from India to
China,
and used for
burning
as
incense.
It is
supposed
to be the
costus
of the
ancients..
Guild
::
Guild (v. t.) An
association
of men
belonging
to the same
class,
or
engaged
in
kindred
pursuits,
formed
for
mutual
aid and
protection;
a
business
fraternity
or
corporation;
as, the
Stationers'
Guild;
the
Ironmongers'
Guild.
They were
originally
licensed
by the
government,
and
endowed
with
special
privileges
and
authority..
Non Obstante
::
Non
obstante
() A
clause
in old
English
statutes
and
letters
patent,
importing
a
license
from the crown to do a thing
notwithstanding
any
statute
to the
contrary.
This
dispensing
power was
abolished
by the Bill of
Rights..
Olibanum
::
Olibanum
(n.) The
fragrant
gum resin of
various
species
of
Boswellia;
Oriental
frankincense.
Altar
::
Altar (n.) A
raised
structure
(as a
square
or
oblong
erection
of stone or wood) on which
sacrifices
are
offered
or
incense
burned
to a
deity.
Fume
::
Fume (n.) The
incense
of
praise;
inordinate
flattery.
Olibene
::
Olibene
(n.) A
colorless
mobile
liquid
of a
pleasant
aromatic
odor
obtained
by the
distillation
of
olibanum,
or
frankincense,
and
regarded
as a
terpene;
--
called
also
conimene..
Give
::
Give (n.) To grant power or
license
to; to
permit;
to
allow;
to
license;
to
commission.
Limiter
::
Limiter
(n.) A friar
licensed
to beg
within
certain
bounds,
or whose duty was
limited
to a
certain
district..
Incense
::
Incense
(v. t.) To set on fire; to
inflame;
to
kindle;
to burn.
Auction
::
Auction
(n.) A
public
sale of
property
to the
highest
bidder,
esp. by a
person
licensed
and
authorized
for the
purpose;
a
vendue..
Irate
::
Irate (a.)
Angry;
incensed;
enraged.
License
::
License
(n.)
Excess
of
liberty;
freedom
abused,
or used in
contempt
of law or
decorum;
disregard
of law or
propriety..
Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.) A
privilege
or
license
in
violation
of the laws of
etiquette
or
propriety;
as, to
permit,
or take, a
liberty..
License
::
License
(n.) That
deviation
from
strict
fact, form, or rule, in which an
artist
or
writer
indulges,
assuming
that it will be
permitted
for the sake of the
advantage
or
effect
gained;
as,
poetic
license;
grammatical
license,
etc..
Patent
::
Patent
(a.) The right or
privilege
conferred
by such a
document;
hence,
figuratively,
a
right,
privilege,
or
license
of the
nature
of a
patent..
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