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Definition of charge
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 charge is as below...
Charge
(v. t.) To fix or
demand
as a
price;
as, he
charges
two
dollars
a
barrel
for
apples..
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Excrement
::
Excrement
(n.)
Matter
excreted
and
ejected;
that which is
excreted
or cast out of the
animal
body by any of the
natural
emunctories;
especially,
alvine,
discharges;
dung;
ordure..
Revolver
::
Revolver
(n.) One who, or that
which,
revolves;
specifically,
a
firearm
(
commonly
a
pistol)
with
several
chambers
or
barrels
so
arranged
as to
revolve
on an axis, and be
discharged
in
succession
by the same lock; a
repeater..
Ad Valorem
::
Ad
valorem
() A term used to
denote
a duty or
charge
laid upon
goods,
at a
certain
rate per cent upon their
value,
as
stated
in their
invoice,
-- in
opposition
to a
specific
sum upon a given
quantity
or
number;
as, an ad
valorem
duty of
twenty
per
cent..
Allegation
::
Allegation
(n.) A
statement
by a party of what he
undertakes
to
prove,
--
usually
applied
to each
separate
averment;
the
charge
or
matter
undertaken
to be
proved..
Ichor
::
Ichor (n.) A thin,
acrid,
watery
discharge
from an
ulcer,
wound,
etc..
Cashier
::
Cashier
(v. t.) To
dismiss
or
discard;
to
discharge;
to
dismiss
with
ignominy
from
military
service
or from an
office
or place of
trust.
Reckoning
::
Reckoning
(n.) The
charge
or
account
made by a host at an inn.
Auget
::
Auget (n.) A
priming
tube
connecting
the
charge
chamber
with the
gallery,
or place where the slow match is
applied..
Sewerage
::
Sewerage
(n.) The
material
collected
in, and
discharged
by,
sewers..
Lay
::
Lay (v. t.) To
impute;
to
charge;
to
allege.
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To have in
custody;
to have in some place for
preservation;
to take
charge
of.
Retort
::
Retort
(v. i.) To
return
an
argument
or a
charge;
to make a
severe
reply.
Pyroelectric
::
Pyroelectric
(n.) A
substance
which
becomes
electrically
polar when
heated,
exhibiting
opposite
charges
of
statical
electricity
at two
separate
parts,
especially
the two
extremities..
Reexchange
::
Reexchange
(n.) The
expense
chargeable
on a bill of
exchange
or draft which has been
dishonored
in a
foreign
country,
and
returned
to the
country
in which it was made or
indorsed,
and then taken up..
Smift
::
Smift (n.) A match for
firing
a
charge
of
powder,
as in
blasting;
a
fuse..
Diarrhoea
::
Diarrhoea
(n.) A
morbidly
frequent
and
profuse
discharge
of loose or fluid
evacuations
from the
intestines,
without
tenesmus;
a
purging
or
looseness
of the
bowels;
a
flux..
Treasury
::
Treasury
(n.) That
department
of a
government
which has
charge
of the
finances.
True
::
True (n.)
Steady
in
adhering
to
friends,
to
promises,
to a
prince,
or the like;
unwavering;
faithful;
loyal;
not
false,
fickle,
or
perfidious;
as, a true
friend;
a wife true to her
husband;
an
officer
true to his
charge..
Postmaster
::
Postmaster
(n.) One who has
charge
of a post
office,
and the
distribution
and
forwarding
of
mails..
Pip
::
Pip (n.) A
contagious
disease
of
fowls,
characterized
by
hoarseness,
discharge
from the
nostrils
and eyes, and an
accumulation
of mucus in the
mouth,
forming
a scale on the
tongue.
By some the term pip is
restricted
to this last
symptom,
the
disease
being
called
roup by
them..
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