Stand - Law Dictionary Search Results

Persist

To stand firm to be fixed and unmoved to stay to continue steadfastly especially to continue fixed in a course

To stand against to withstand to obstruct

To stand on the price or conditions of so as to lose a sale to lose by an extravagant price

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To stand out or project from a surface or mass hence to remain standing out

An ornamental stand or receptacle for plants flowers etc used as a piece of decorative furniture in room

A stand of wood or iron with hooks or pegs upon which to hang hats etc

To stand sponsor to

To stand under the eaves near a window or at the door of a house to listen and learn what

To stand in opposition to exhibit difference unlikeness or opposition of qualities

To stand firm to be in a fixed or permanent state as a body composed of parts in union or

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