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Definition of founder
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Founder
(n.) One who
founds;
one who casts
metals
in
various
forms;
a
caster;
as, a
founder
of
cannon,
bells,
hardware,
or
types..
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Founder
::
Founder
(n.) One who
founds;
one who casts
metals
in
various
forms;
a
caster;
as, a
founder
of
cannon,
bells,
hardware,
or
types..
Uckewallist
::
Uckewallist
(n.) One of a sect of rigid
Anabaptists,
which
originated
in 1637, and whose
tenets
were
essentially
the same as those of the
Mennonists.
In
addition,
however,
they held that Judas and the
murderers
of
Christ
were
saved.
So
called
from the
founder
of the sect, Ucke
Wallis,
a
native
of
Friesland..
Founderous
::
Founderous
(a.)
Difficult
to
travel;
likely
to trip one up; as, a
founderous
road..
Buddha
::
Buddha
(n.) The title of an
incarnation
of
self-abnegation,
virtue,
and
wisdom,
or a
deified
religious
teacher
of the
Buddhists,
esp.
Gautama
Siddartha
or Sakya Sinha (or
Muni),
the
founder
of
Buddhism..
Founder
::
Founder
(v. i.) To fall; to
stumble
and go lame, as a
horse..
Wreck
::
Wreck (v. t.) To
destroy,
disable,
or
seriously
damage,
as a
vessel,
by
driving
it
against
the shore or on
rocks,
by
causing
it to
become
unseaworthy,
to
founder,
or the like; to
shipwreck..
Laminitis
::
Laminitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
laminae
or
fleshy
plates
along the
coffin
bone of a
horse;
founder.
Confusion
::
Confusion
(n.) One who
confuses;
a
confounder.
Antiochian
::
Antiochian
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Antiochus,
a
contemporary
with
Cicero,
and the
founder
of a sect of
philosophers..
Foundress
::
Foundress
(n.) A
female
founder;
a woman who
founds
or
establishes,
or who
endows
with a
fund..
Foundering
::
Foundering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Founde.
Loss
::
Loss (v. t.) The state of being lost or
destroyed;
especially,
the wreck or
foundering
of a ship or other
vessel..
Refounder
::
Refounder
(n.) One who
refounds.
Statute
::
Statute
(a.) An act of a
corporation
or of its
founder,
intended
as a
permanent
rule or law; as, the
statutes
of a
university..
Donative
::
Donative
(n.) A
benefice
conferred
on a
person
by the
founder
or
patron,
without
either
presentation
or
institution
by the
ordinary,
or
induction
by his
orders.
See the Note under
Benefice,
n., 3..
Chantry
::
Chantry
(n.) An
endowment
or
foundation
for the
chanting
of
masses
and
offering
of
prayers,
commonly
for the
founder..
Anchor
::
Anchor
(n.) Any
instrument
or
contrivance
serving
a
purpose
like that of a
ship's
anchor,
as an
arrangement
of
timber
to hold a dam fast; a
contrivance
to hold the end of a
bridge
cable,
or other
similar
part; a
contrivance
used by
founders
to hold the core of a mold in
place..
Mohammedan
::
Mohammedan
(n.) A
follower
of
Mohammed,
the
founder
of
Islamism;
one who
professes
Mohammedanism
or
Islamism..
Chest Founder
::
Chest
founder
() A
rheumatic
affection
of the
muscles
of the
breast
and fore legs of a
horse,
affecting
motion
and
respiration..
Encenia
::
Encenia
(n. pl.) A
festival
commemorative
of the
founding
of a city or the
consecration
of a
church;
also, the
ceremonies
(as at
Oxford
and
Cambridge,
England)
commemorative
of
founders
or
benefactors..
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