Performance - Law Dictionary Search Results
macarena
a dance performed by dancers in a line or several lines consisting mainly of hand and arm movements also the name
Laboring
That labors performing labor esp performing coarse heavy work not requiring skill also set apart for labor as laboring days
Deedless
Not performing or not having performed deeds or exploits inactive
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Dutiful
Performing or ready to perform the duties required by one who has the right to claim submission obedience or
geek
A performer in a carnival often presented as a wild man who performs grotesquely disgusting acts such as biting the
deeds
performance of moral or religious acts salvation is not by deeds but by faith to do good deeds
Dietetic
Of or performance to diet or to the rules for regulating the kind and quantity of food to be eaten
Prelude
An introductory performance preceding and preparing for the principal matter a preliminary part movement strain etc especially Mus a strain introducing
Earned leave
Earned leave, performance of duty is the basis of earning leave, Union of India v. Gurnam Singh, (1982) 2 SCC 314:
Iteration
Recital or performance a second time repetition
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