Deliver
101deliver — reviled …
102deliver — to drop (an explosive) on an enemy Military jargon of bombs or ordnance, thus a delivery vehicle is not a milk float but a missile which carries a bomb …
103deliver — v. a. 1. Liberate, release, free, emancipate, set free, set at liberty. 2. Rescue, save, extricate, redeem. 3. Commit, transfer, give, hand over, pass over, make over. 4. Yield, cede, grant, surrender, relinquish, resign, give up. 5. Pronounce,… …
104deliver — v 1. transfer, turn over, hand over, pass over, Inf. fork up, Inf. fork out or over, present; convey, send, transmit, remit, forward; makeover, bequeath; yield, surrender, cede, concede, grant, relinquish, waive. 2. utter, voice, speak, enunciate …
105deliver — de·liv·er …
106deliver — verb 1) the parcel was delivered to his house Syn: bring, take, convey, carry, transport, send, distribute, dispatch, ship 2) the court delivered its verdict Syn: state, utter …
107deliver — /dɪ lɪvə/ verb to transport goods to a customer ♦ goods delivered free or free delivered goods goods transported to the customer’s address at a price which includes transport costs ♦ goods delivered on board goods transported free to the ship or… …
108deliver — /dɪ lɪvə/ verb to transport goods to a customer ♦ goods delivered free or free delivered goods goods transported to the customer’s address at a price which includes transport costs ♦ goods delivered on board goods transported free to the ship or… …
109deliver — [1] To pump or discharge a liquid. [2] To drive a new car from the factory to the distributor or dealer. Or to drive it to the customer …
110deliver — To hand over; to surrender possession to another. Marcus v Pennsylvania Trust Co. (CA3 Pa) 23 F2d 303; to give forth, as a speech; to assist in the birth of a child …
