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Definition of agist
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 agist is as below...
Agist (v. t.) To take to graze or
pasture,
at a
certain
sum; -- used
originally
of the
feeding
of
cattle
in the
king's
forests,
and
collecting
the money for the
same..
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Governor
::
Governor
(n.) One who
governs;
especially,
one who is
invested
with the
supreme
executive
authority
in a
State;
a chief ruler or
magistrate;
as, the
governor
of
Pennsylvania..
Magisteriality
::
Magisteriality
(n.)
Magisterialness;
authoritativeness.
Agistment
::
Agistment
(n.) A
charge
or rate
against
lands;
as, an
agistment
of sea
banks,
i. e.,
charge
for banks or
dikes..
Avoyer
::
Avoyer
(n.) A chief
magistrate
of a free
imperial
city or
canton
of
Switzerland.
Hieromnemon
::
Hieromnemon
(n.) A
magistrate
who had
charge
of
religious
matters,
as at
Byzantium..
Magistery
::
Magistery
(n.) A
magisterial
injunction.
Magistrate
::
Magistrate
(n.) A
person
clothed
with power as a
public
civil
officer;
a
public
civil
officer
invested
with the
executive
government,
or some
branch
of it..
Fill
::
Fill (a.) To
possess
and
perform
the
duties
of; to
officiate
in, as an
incumbent;
to
occupy;
to hold; as, a king fills a
throne;
the
president
fills the
office
of chief
magistrate;
the
speaker
of the House fills the
chair..
Judge
::
"Judge
(v. i.) One of
supreme
magistrates,
with both civil and
military
powers,
who
governed
Israel
for more than four
hundred
years..
Recognizance
::
Recognizance
(n.) An
obligation
of
record
entered
into
before
some court of
record
or
magistrate
duly
authorized,
with
condition
to do some
particular
act, as to
appear
at the same or some other
court,
to keep the
peace,
or pay a debt. A
recognizance
differs
from a bond, being
witnessed
by the
record
only, and not by the
party's
seal..
Antimagistrical
::
Antimagistrical
(a.)
Opposed
to the
office
or
authority
of
magistrates.
Aedile
::
Aedile
(n.) A
magistrate
in
ancient
Rome, who had the
superintendence
of
public
buildings,
highways,
shows,
etc.;
hence,
a
municipal
officer..
Stadtholderate
::
Stadtholder
(n.)
Formerly,
the chief
magistrate
of the
United
Provinces
of
Holland;
also, the
governor
or
lieutenant
governor
of a
province..
Suffraginous
::
Sufragette.
(n.) A woman who
advocates
the right to vote for
women;
a woman
suffragist.
Cadi
::
Cadi (n.) An
inferior
magistrate
or judge among the
Mohammedans,
usually
the judge of a town or
village..
Affidavit
::
Affidavit
(n.) A sworn
statement
in
writing;
a
declaration
in
writing,
signed
and made upon oath
before
an
authorized
magistrate..
Character
::
Character
(n.)
Quality,
position,
rank, or
capacity;
quality
or
conduct
with
respect
to a
certain
office
or duty; as, in the
miserable
character
of a
slave;
in his
character
as a
magistrate;
her
character
as a
daughter..
Dogmatical
::
Dogmatical
(a.)
Asserting
a thing
positively
and
authoritatively;
positive;
magisterial;
hence,
arrogantly
authoritative;
overbearing..
Informer
::
Informer
(v.) One who
informs
a
magistrate
of
violations
of law; one who
informs
against
another
for
violation
of some law or penal
statute.
Dogmatizer
::
Dogmatizer
(n.) One who
dogmatizes;
a bold
asserter;
a
magisterial
teacher.
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