Receivability - Law Dictionary Search Results
Hogmanay
old name in Scotland for the last day of the year on which children go about singing and receive a dole of bread or cakes also the entertainment given on that day to a visitor or the
Homage
A symbolical acknowledgment made by a feudal tenant to and in the presence of his lord on receiving investiture of fee or coming to it by succession that he was his man or vassal profession of
Homoeligomeric
Pertaining to or characterized by sameness of parts receiving or advocating the doctrine of homogeneity of elements or first principles
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Hospitaler
One residing in a hospital for the purpose of receiving the poor the sick and strangers
hospitalisation
medical care in a hospital also the period during which one receives care in a hospital
hospitalise
To place a person in a hospital in order to receive medical treatment for observation or for rest
Housing
The act of putting or receiving under shelter the state of dwelling in a habitation
Imbibe
To drink in to absorb to soak up to suck or take in to receive as by drinking as a person imbibes drink or a sponge imbibes moisture
Inadmissible
Not admissible not proper to be admitted allowed or received as inadmissible testimony an inadmissible proposition or explanation
lead in
a wire connecting an antenna to a receiver or a transmitter to a transmission line
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