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Definition of contract
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Contract
(n.) To enter into, with
mutual
obligations;
to make a
bargain
or
covenant
for..
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Pledge
::
Pledge
(n.) The
transfer
of
possession
of
personal
property
from a
debtor
to a
creditor
as
security
for a debt or
engagement;
also, the
contract
created
between
the
debtor
and
creditor
by a thing being so
delivered
or
deposited,
forming
a
species
of
bailment;
also, that which is so
delivered
or
deposited;
something
put in
pawn..
Covenant
::
Covenant
(v. i.) To agree
(with);
to enter into a
formal
agreement;
to bind one's self by
contract;
to make a
stipulation.
Round
::
Round (a.)
Modified,
as a
vowel,
by
contraction
of the lip
opening,
making
the
opening
more or less round in
shape;
rounded;
labialized;
labial.
See Guide to
Pronunciation,
/ 11..
Extreme
::
Extreme
(a.)
Extended
or
contracted
as much as
possible;
-- said of
intervals;
as, an
extreme
sharp
second;
an
extreme
flat
forth..
Uncovenanted
::
Uncovenanted
(a.) Not
covenanted;
not
granted
or
entered
into under a
covenant,
agreement,
or
contract..
Brevity
::
Brevity
(n.)
Contraction
into few
words;
conciseness.
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..
Wryneck
::
Wryneck
(n.) A
twisted
or
distorted
neck; a
deformity
in which the neck is drawn to one side by a rigid
contraction
of one of the
muscles
of the neck;
torticollis.
I'' Ll
::
I' ll ()
Contraction
for I will or I
shall.
Coz
::
Coz (n.) A
contraction
of
cousin.
Hit
::
Hit () 3d pers. sing. pres. of Hide,
contracted
from
hideth..
Patronage
::
Patronage
(n.) The right of
nomination
to
political
office;
also, the
offices,
contracts,
honors,
etc., which a
public
officer
may
bestow
by
favor..
Subcontracted
::
Subcontract
(n.) A
contract
under,
or
subordinate
to, a
previous
contract..
Hypothecate
::
Hypothecate
(v. t.) To
subject,
as
property,
to
liability
for a debt or
engagement
without
delivery
of
possession
or
transfer
of
title;
to
pledge
without
delivery
of
possession;
to
mortgage,
as
ships,
or other
personal
property;
to make a
contract
by
bottomry.
See
Hypothecation,
Bottomry..
Vorticella
::
Vorticella
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
ciliated
Infusoria
belonging
to
Vorticella
and many other
genera
of the
family
Vorticellidae.
They have a more or less
bell-shaped
body with a
circle
of
vibrating
cilia
around
the oral disk. Most of the
species
have
slender,
contractile
stems,
either
simple
or
branched..
Negative
::
Negative
(a.)
Metalloidal;
nonmetallic;
--
contracted
with
positive
or
basic;
as, the nitro group is
negative..
Heart
::
Heart (n.) A
hollow,
muscular
organ,
which,
by
contracting
rhythmically,
keeps up the
circulation
of the
blood..
Subcontractor
::
Subcontracted
(a.)
Betrothed
for the
second
time.
Preengagement
::
Preengagement
(n.) Prior
engagement,
obligation,
or
attachment,
as by
contract,
promise,
or
affection..
Labialization
::
Labialization
(n.) The
modification
of an
articulation
by
contraction
of the lip
opening.
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