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Definition of charge
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Charge
(v. t.) The price
demanded
for a thing or
service.
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Taxable
::
Taxable
(a.) That may be
legally
charged
by a court
against
the
plaintiff
of
defendant
in a suit; as,
taxable
costs..
Beat
::
Beat (v. t.) To give the
signal
for, by beat of drum; to sound by beat of drum; as, to beat an
alarm,
a
charge,
a
parley,
a
retreat;
to beat the
general,
the
reveille,
the
tattoo.
See
Alarm,
Charge,
Parley,
etc..
Commandment
::
Commandment
(n.) An order or
injunction
given by
authority;
a
command;
a
charge;
a
precept;
a
mandate.
Eject
::
Eject (v. t.) To
expel;
to
dismiss;
to cast
forth;
to
thrust
or drive out; to
discharge;
as, to eject a
person
from a room; to eject a
traitor
from the
country;
to eject words from the
language..
Drayage
::
Drayage
(n.) The
charge,
or sum paid, for the use of a
dray..
Outpour
::
Outpour
(n.) A
flowing
out; a free
discharge.
Water Rocket
::
Water
rocket
() A kind of
firework
to be
discharged
in the
water.
Emphyteusis
::
Emphyteusis
(n.) A real
right,
susceptible
of
assignment
and of
descent,
charged
on
productive
real
estate,
the right being
coupled
with the
enjoyment
of the
property
on
condition
of
taking
care of the
estate
and
paying
taxes,
and
sometimes
a small
rent..
Shock
::
Shock (n.) The
sudden
convulsion
or
contraction
of the
muscles,
with the
feeling
of a
concussion,
caused
by the
discharge,
through
the
animal
system,
of
electricity
from a
charged
body..
Butler
::
Butler
(n.) An
officer
in a
king's
or a
nobleman's
household,
whose
principal
business
it is to take
charge
of the
liquors,
plate,
etc.; the head
servant
in a large
house..
Biforine
::
Biforine
(n.) An oval sac or cell, found in the
leaves
of
certain
plants
of the order
Araceae.
It has an
opening
at each end
through
which
raphides,
generated
inside,
are
discharged..
Average
::
Average
(n.) A
contribution
to a loss or
charge
which has been
imposed
upon one of
several
for the
general
benefit;
damage
done by sea
perils.
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. t.) To free of the
missile
with which
anything
is
charged
or
loaded;
to let go the
charge
of; as, to
discharge
a bow,
catapult,
etc.;
especially,
said of
firearms,
-- to fire off; to shoot off; also, to
relieve
from a state of
tension,
as a
Leyden
jar..
Wreck-master
::
Wreck-master
(n.) A
person
appointed
by law to take
charge
of
goods,
etc.,
thrown
on shore after a
shipwreck..
Undertake
::
Undertake
(v. t.) To take or have the
charge
of.
Discard
::
Discard
(v. t.) To cast off as
useless
or as no
longer
of
service;
to
dismiss
from
employment,
confidence,
or
favor;
to
discharge;
to turn
away..
Erthine
::
Erthine
(n.) A
medicine
designed
to be
snuffed
up the nose, to
promote
discharges
of
mucus;
a
sternutatory..
Score
::
Score (v. t.) To mark or
signify
by lines or
notches;
to keep
record
or
account
of; to set down; to
record;
to
charge.
Post
::
Post (n.) One who has
charge
of a
station,
especially
of a
postal
station..
Suppressible
::
Suppress
(v. t.) To stop; to
restrain;
to
arrest
the
discharges
of; as, to
suppress
a
diarrhea,
or a
hemorrhage..
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