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Definition of gain
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Gain (n.) To draw into any
interest
or
party;
to win to one's side; to
conciliate.
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Remedy
::
Remedy
(n.) That which
corrects
or
counteracts
an evil of any kind; a
corrective;
a
counteractive;
reparation;
cure; --
followed
by for or
against,
formerly
by to..
Provide
::
Provide
(v. i.) To
procure
supplies
or means in
advance;
to take
measures
beforehand
in view of an
expected
or a
possible
future
need,
especially
a
danger
or an evil; --
followed
by
against
or for; as, to
provide
against
the
inclemency
of the
weather;
to
provide
for the
education
of a
child..
Suit
::
Suit (n.) The
attempt
to gain an end by legal
process;
an
action
or
process
for the
recovery
of a right or
claim;
legal
application
to a court for
justice;
prosecution
of right
before
any
tribunal;
as, a civil suit; a
criminal
suit; a suit in
chancery..
Apprenticeship
::
Apprenticeship
(n.) The
service
or
condition
of an
apprentice;
the state in which a
person
is
gaining
instruction
in a trade or art, under legal
agreement..
Debate
::
Debate
(v. t.) To
contend
for in words or
arguments;
to
strive
to
maintain
by
reasoning;
to
dispute;
to
contest;
to
discuss;
to argue for and
against.
Release
::
Release
(v. t.) To lease
again;
to grant a new lease of; to let back.
Uptill
::
Uptill
(prep.)
To;
against.
Fraise
::
Fraise
(v. t.) To
protect,
as a line of
troops,
against
an onset of
cavalry,
by
opposing
bayonets
raised
obliquely
forward..
Appellee
::
Appellee
(n.) The
person
who is
appealed
against,
or
accused
of
crime;
--
opposed
to
appellor..
Relieve
::
Relieve
(v. t.) To lift up; to raise
again,
as one who has
fallen;
to cause to
rise..
Fight
::
Fight (v. t.) To
contend
with in
battle;
to war
against;
as, they
fought
the enemy in two
pitched
battles;
the sloop
fought
the
frigate
for three
hours..
Stubbed
::
Stub (v. t.) To
strike
as the toes,
against
a stub,
stone,
or other fixed
object..
Antisplenetic
::
Antisplenetic
(a.) Good as a
remedy
against
disease
of the
spleen.
Revaccinate
::
Revaccinate
(v. t.) To
vaccinate
a
second
time or
again.
Divide
::
Divide
(v. t.) To
separate
into two
parts,
in order to
ascertain
the votes for and
against
a
measure;
as, to
divide
a
legislative
house upon a
question..
Repercussion
::
Repercussion
(n.) In a
vaginal
examination,
the act of
imparting
through
the
uterine
wall with the
finger
a shock to the
fetus,
so that it
bounds
upward,
and falls back again
against
the
examining
finger..
Mend
::
Mend (v. t.) To
repair,
as
anything
that is torn,
broken,
defaced,
decayed,
or the like; to
restore
from
partial
decay,
injury,
or
defacement;
to patch up; to put in shape or order
again;
to
re-create;
as, to mend a
garment
or a
machine..
Widower
::
Widower
(n.) A man who has lost his wife by
death,
and has not
married
again..
Sill
::
Sill (n.) A piece of
timber
across
the
bottom
of a canal lock for the gates to shut
against.
Triolet
::
Triolet
(n.) A short poem or
stanza
of eight
lines,
in which the first line is
repeated
as the
fourth
and again as the
seventh
line, the
second
being,
repeated
as the
eighth..
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