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Definition of incorporate
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Incorporate
(v. i.) To unite in one body so as to make a part of it; to be mixed or
blended;
--
usually
followed
by with.
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Corporate
::
Corporate
(v. i.) To
become
incorporated.
Disincorporate
::
Disincorporate
(a.)
Separated
from, or not
included
in, a
corporation;
disincorporated..
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(v. t.) To unite with, or
introduce
into, a mass
already
formed;
as, to
incorporate
copper
with
silver;
-- used with with and
into..
Mill-cake
::
Mill-cake
(n.) The
incorporated
materials
for
gunpowder,
in the form of a dense mass or cake, ready to be
subjected
to the
process
of
granulation..
Albumen
::
Albumen
(n.)
Nourishing
matter
stored
up
within
the
integuments
of the seed in many
plants,
but not
incorporated
in the
embryo.
It is the
floury
part in corn,
wheat,
and like
grains,
the oily part in poppy
seeds,
the
fleshy
part in the
cocoanut,
etc..
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(a.) Not
incorporated;
not
existing
as a
corporation;
as, an
incorporate
banking
association..
Assimilate
::
Assimilate
(v. i.) To be
converted
into the
substance
of the
assimilating
body; to
become
incorporated;
as, some kinds of food
assimilate
more
readily
than
others..
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(v. t.) To form into a legal body, or body
politic;
to
constitute
into a
corporation
recognized
by law, with
special
functions,
rights,
duties
and
liabilities;
as, to
incorporate
a bank, a
railroad
company,
a city or town, etc..
Corporate
::
Corporate
(v. t.) To
incorporate.
Disincorporate
::
Disincorporate
(v. t.) To
detach
or
separate
from a
corporation.
Corporate
::
Corporate
(a.)
Belonging
to a
corporation
or
incorporated
body.
City
::
City (n.) A
corporate
town; in the
United
States,
a town or
collective
body of
inhabitants,
incorporated
and
governed
by a mayor and
aldermen
or a city
council
consisting
of a board of
aldermen
and a
common
council;
in Great
Britain,
a town
corporate,
which is or has been the seat of a
bishop,
or the
capital
of his see..
Incorporated
::
Incorporated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Incorporat.
Assimilable
::
Assimilable
(a.) That may be
assimilated;
that may be
likened,
or
appropriated
and
incorporated..
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(v. t.) To form into a body; to
combine,
as
different
ingredients.
into one
consistent
mass..
Corporate
::
Corporate
(a.)
Formed
into a body by legal
enactment;
united
in an
association,
and
endowed
by law with the
rights
and
liabilities
of an
individual;
incorporated;
as, a
corporate
town..
Burgh
::
Burgh (n.) A
borough
or
incorporated
town,
especially,
one in
Scotland.
See
Borough..
Reincorporate
::
Reincorporate
(v. t.) To
incorporate
again.
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..
Incorporation
::
Incorporation
(n.) The act of
incorporating,
or the state of being
incorporated..
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