Endow
41endow — To give a dower; to bestow upon; to make pecuniary provision for …
42endow — To give a dower; to bestow upon; to make pecuniary provision for …
43endow — In a narrow sense, to give one s wife an estate of dower upon taking the marital vows or entering into the marriage with her. In a broader sense, to bestow property upon a person or an institution, such as a college. Gupton v Gupton, 40 Tenn (3… …
44endow — see DOWRY …
45endow — v.tr. 1 bequeath or give a permanent income to (a person, institution, etc.). 2 (esp. as endowed adj.) (usu. foll. by with) provide (a person) with talent, ability, etc. Derivatives: endower n. Etymology: ME f. AF endouer (as EN (1), OF douer f.… …
46endow with — …
49re-endow — rē endowˈ (↑endow) vt • • • Main Entry: ↑re …
50owned — endow …