See Also: Mandate(finance)
mandate(medicine)
mandate(2)(dictionary)
Given a Mandate(money)
mandate(1)(dictionary)
Mandate(money)
mandate 1, noun(dictionary)
mandate 2, verb(dictionary)
MANDATE, practice(law)
MANDATE, civil law(law)

mandate(2) (iou) and well-woman (oh)


mandate(2) (iou)



mandate verb trans. E17.
[Latin mandat- pa. ppl stem of mandare: see MANDATE noun, -ATE3.]
Command, require by mandate; necessitate. (rare before L20.) Now chiefly US. E17.
Commit (one's sermon) to memory. Scot. E18.
Hist. Assign (territory) under a mandate of the League of Nations. E20.
Give a mandate to, delegate authority to (a representative, group, organization, etc.). Freq. as mandated ppl adjective. M20.

well-woman (oh)



adj [only before noun]
providing medical care and advice for women, to make sure that they stay healthy
::a well-woman clinic