Webster Dictionary

Webster Dictionary :: Warre

WARRE, a. Worse.

Webster Dictionary :: Warray

WARRAY, v.t. To make war upon.

Webster Dictionary :: Warranty

WARRANTY, n. 1. In law, a promise or covenant by deed, made by the bargainer for...

Webster Dictionary :: Warrantor

WARRANTOR, n. One who warrants.

Webster Dictionary :: Warrantise

WARRANTISE, n. Authority; security. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Warranting

WARRANTING, ppr. 1. Authorizing; empowering. 2. Assuring; securing to another a ...

Webster Dictionary :: Warranter

WARRANTER, n. 1. One who gives authority or legally empowers. 2. One who assures...

Webster Dictionary :: Warrantee

WARRANTEE, n. The person to whom land or other thing is warranted.

Webster Dictionary :: Warranted

WARRANTED, pp. Authorized; justified; secured; assured by covenant or by implied...

Webster Dictionary :: Warrantably

WARRANTABLY, adv. In a manner that may be justified; justifiably.

Webster Dictionary :: Warrantableness

WARRANTABLENESS, n. The quality of being justifiable.

Webster Dictionary :: Warrantable

WARRANTABLE, a. Authorized by commission, precept or right; justifiable; defensi...

Webster Dictionary :: Warrant

WARRANT, v.t. [The primary sense of the root is to stop or hold, or to repel, an...

Webster Dictionary :: Warproof

WARPROOF, n. [war and proof.] Valor tried by war.

Webster Dictionary :: Warping-sluice

WARPING-CLOUGH, WARPING-HATCH, WARPING-SLUICE, n. A flood gate to let in tide wa...

Webster Dictionary :: Warping-post

WARPING-POST, n. A strong post used in warping rope yarn.

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