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Definition of gain
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Gain (n.) To get,
incur,
or
receive,
as loss, harm, or
damage..
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Cope
::
Cope (v. t.) To
bargain
for; to buy.
Baffle
::
Baffle
(v. i.) To
struggle
against
in vain; as, a ship
baffles
with the
winds..
Sell
::
Sell (v. t.) To make a
matter
of
bargain
and sale of; to
accept
a price or
reward
for, as for a
breach
of duty,
trust,
or the like; to
betray..
Reconsecrate
::
Reconsecrate
(v. t.) To
consecrate
anew or
again.
Tribune
::
Tribune
(n.) An
officer
or
magistrate
chosen
by the
people,
to
protect
them from the
oppression
of the
patricians,
or
nobles,
and to
defend
their
liberties
against
any
attempts
that might be made upon them by the
senate
and
consuls..
Bill
::
Bill (n.) A
declaration
made in
writing,
stating
some wrong the
complainant
has
suffered
from the
defendant,
or a fault
committed
by some
person
against
a law..
Purgation
::
Purgation
(n.) The
clearing
of one's self from a crime of which one was
publicly
suspected
and
accused.
It was
either
canonical,
which was
prescribed
by the canon law, the form
whereof
used in the
spiritual
court was, that the
person
suspected
take his oath that he was clear of the
matter
objected
against
him, and bring his
honest
neighbors
with him to make oath that they
believes
he swore
truly;
or
vulgar,
which was by fire or water
ordeal,
or by
combat.
See
Ordeal..
Recalcitrate
::
Recalcitrate
(v. t.) To kick
against;
to show
repugnance
to; to
rebuff.
Clearing
::
Clearing
(n.) A
method
adopted
by banks and
bankers
for
making
an
exchange
of
checks
held by each
against
the
others,
and
settling
differences
of
accounts..
Trespass
::
Trespass
(v. i.) To
commit
any
offense,
or to do any act that
injures
or
annoys
another;
to
violate
any rule of
rectitude,
to the
injury
of
another;
hence,
in a moral
sense,
to
transgress
voluntarily
any
divine
law or
command;
to
violate
any known rule of duty; to sin; -- often
followed
by
against..
Supparasite
::
Supparasitation
(n.) The act of
flattering
to gain
favor;
servile
approbation.
Trickish
::
Trickish
(a.) Given to
tricks;
artful
in
making
bargains;
given to
deception
and
cheating;
knavish.
Abutment
::
Abutment
(n.) That on or
against
which a body abuts or
presse.
Dissuasion
::
Dissuasion
(n.) The act of
dissuading;
exhortation
against
a
thing;
dehortation.
Sycophant
::
Sycophant
(v. t.) To
inform
against;
hence,
to
calumniate..
Re-search
::
Re-search
(v. t.) To
search
again;
to
examine
anew.
Guard
::
Guard (v. i.) To watch by way of
caution
or
defense;
to be
caution;
to be in a state or
position
of
defense
or
safety;
as,
careful
persons
guard
against
mistakes..
Traffic
::
Traffic
(v. i.) To trade
meanly
or
mercenarily;
to
bargain.
Weight
::
Weight
(v. t.) The
resistance
against
which a
machine
acts, as
opposed
to the power which moves it..
Restem
::
Restem
(v. t.) To stem, or move
against;
as, to
restem
a
current..
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