Holding - Law Dictionary Search Results
Prehension
The act of taking hold seizing or grasping as with the hand or other member
Possessor
One who possesses one who occupies holds owns or controls one who has actual participation or enjoyment generally of that which is desirable a proprietor
Martingale
bit or now more commonly ending in two rings through which the reins pass It is intended to hold down the head of the horse and prevent him from rearing
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Linstock
A pointed forked staff shod with iron at the foot to hold a lighted match for firing cannon
Duffel bag
A sack to hold miscellaneous articles as tools supplies or the like
Frache
A shallow iron pan to hold glass ware while being annealed
greased
smeared with oil or grease to reduce friction as a greased pig is too slippery to hold
Grasper
One who grasps or seizes one who catches or holds
Grasp
To seize and hold by clasping or embracing with the fingers or arms to catch to take possession of
Grapple
To seize to lay fast hold of to attack at close quarters as to grapple an antagonist
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