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stallion (medicine)


stallion


A male horse not castrated; a male horse kept for breeding.

Origin: OE. Stalon, OF. Estalon, F. Etalon, fr. OHG. Stal a stable. See Stall.

Source: Websters Dictionary


advise (iou)



advise verb. ME.
[Old & mod. French aviser, ult. from Latin ad AD- + visere frequentative of videre see. For spelling adv- see AD- 2.]
verb trans. Look at, observe; watch for. ME-E17.
verb trans. Purpose, devise. ME-E17.
verb refl. & intrans. Bethink oneself; consider, reflect. ME-L17.
Shakespeare Twelfth Night Advise you what you say. Milton Advise Forthwith how thou oughtst to receive him.
verb trans. Consider, think of. Now only Scots Law, deliberate upon, review, revise, (a case). LME.
verb intrans. Consider in company, hold a consultation. obsolete exc. in advise with, consult with (now chiefly US). LME.
a. verb trans. Give advice to, caution. LME.
R. Ellison I am trying to advise you what is best for you. J. Heller I advised him to put most of the money into an annuity.
b. verb trans. Recommend. E17.
D. Davie The guidebook cheats: the green road it advises In fact misled.
verb intrans. Offer counsel, give advice. LME.
verb trans. Inform, notify. Foll. by of, that. L16.
M. Bradbury The headlines advise him of many indignities and wrongs.
advi'see noun the person advised E19.
adviser noun a person who gives advice E17.
advisor noun (chiefly US) an adviser L19.