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Definition of district
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 district is as below...
District
(n.) A
division
of
territory;
a
defined
portion
of a
state,
town, or city, etc., made for
administrative,
electoral,
or other
purposes;
as, a
congressional
district,
judicial
district,
land
district,
school
district,
etc..
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Provincial
::
Provincial
(n.) A
monastic
superior,
who, under the
general
of his
order,
has the
direction
of all the
religious
houses
of the same
fraternity
in a given
district,
called
a
province
of the
order..
Franchise
::
Franchise
(a.) The
district
or
jurisdiction
to which a
particular
privilege
extends;
the
limits
of an
immunity;
hence,
an
asylum
or
sanctuary..
Calabar
::
Calabar
(n.) A
district
on the west coast of
Africa.
Leet
::
Leet (n.) A
court-leet;
the
district
within
the
jurisdiction
of a
court-leet;
the day on which a
court-leet
is held.
District
::
District
(n.) Any
portion
of
territory
of
undefined
extent;
a
region;
a
country;
a
tract.
Staple
::
Staple
(n.) The
principal
commodity
of
traffic
in a
market;
a
principal
commodity
or
production
of a
country
or
district;
as,
wheat,
maize,
and
cotton
are great
staples
of the
United
States..
Chorometry
::
Chorometry
(n.) The art of
surveying
a
region
or
district.
Eland
::
Eland (n.) A
species
of large South
African
antelope
(Oreas
canna).
It is
valued
both for its hide and
flesh,
and is
rapidly
disappearing
in the
settled
districts;
--
called
also Cape elk..
Borough
::
Borough
(n.) In
England,
an
incorporated
town that is not a city; also, a town that sends
members
to
parliament;
in
Scotland,
a body
corporate,
consisting
of the
inhabitants
of a
certain
district,
erected
by the
sovereign,
with a
certain
jurisdiction;
in
America,
an
incorporated
town or
village,
as in
Pennsylvania
and
Connecticut..
District
::
District
(n.) The
territory
within
which the lord has the power of
coercing
and
punishing.
Gerrymander
::
Gerrymander
(v. t.) To
divide
(a
State)
into
districts
for the
choice
of
representatives,
in an
unnatural
and
unfair
way, with a view to give a
political
party an
advantage
over its
opponent..
Guinea
::
Guinea
(n.) A
district
on the west coast of
Africa
(formerly
noted for its
export
of gold and
slaves)
after which the
Guinea
fowl,
Guinea
grass,
Guinea
peach,
etc., are
named..
Soken
::
Soken (n.) A
district
held by
socage.
Register
::
Register
(n.) A
record
containing
a list and
description
of the
merchant
vessels
belonging
to a port or
customs
district.
Quarter
::
Quarter
(v. t.) A
division
of a town, city, or
county;
a
particular
district;
a
locality;
as, the Latin
quarter
in
Paris..
Bishopric
::
Bishopric
(n.) A
diocese;
the
district
over which the
jurisdiction
of a
bishop
extends.
Precinct
::
Precinct
(n.) A
district
within
certain
boundaries;
a minor
territorial
or
jurisdictional
division;
as, an
election
precinct;
a
school
precinct..
Drainage
::
Drainage
(n.) Area or
district
drained;
as, the
drainage
of the Po, the
Thames,
etc..
Ballot
::
Ballot
(n.) The whole
number
of votes cast at an
election,
or in a given
territory
or
electoral
district..
Riding
::
Riding
(n.) A
district
in
charge
of an
excise
officer.
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