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No Protest(money)
protest(2)(dictionary)
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first arch syndrome (medicine) and protest(1) (iou)


first arch syndrome (medicine)


first arch syndrome
<syndrome> Generic term including syndrome's of malformations involving Derivatives of the first branchial arch, with or without associated malformations; includes mandibulofacial dysostosis, micrognathia with peromelia, otomandibular dystosis, acrofacial dysostosis, and others.


protest(1) (iou)



protest noun. LME.
[Old French (mod. protet), from protester PROTEST verb.]
A solemn affirmation of a fact etc.; = PROTESTATION 1. LME.
Law. A written declaration, usu. by a notary public, that a bill has been presented and payment or acceptance refused. Also, the action taken to fix the liability for the payment of a dishonoured bill. L15.
a. A written statement of dissent from a motion carried in the House of Lords, recorded and signed by any peer of the minority. Cf. earlier PROTESTATION 3a. E18.
Ld Macaulay The most remarkable protests which appear in the journals of the peers.
b. A statement, declaration, or Other expression of disapproval of or dissent from, or of conditional consent to, an action or proceeding; (a) remonstrance; (an) objection. Cf. earlier PROTESTATION 3b. M18.
under protest unwillingly.
Times Meetings of protest began to be held. G. Greene She made no protest. M. Hughes A laughing chorus of protests. A. Desai He pushed out his lower lip in ready protest.
c. spec. The expressing of social, political, or cultural dissent; a usu. public demonstration of objection to a policy or course of action (freq. attrib.). M20.
A. Powell A programme..dealing with protest, counterculture, alternative societies. attrib.: J. Rule A few protest cartoons, directed at Nevada testing grounds. B. Geldof I'd become involved..with protest Politics.
A written declaration made by the master of a ship, attested by a justice of the peace or a consul, stating the circumstances under which injury has happened to the ship or cargo, or under which officers or crew have incurred any liability. M18.
Comb.: protest flag a flag flown by a racing yacht to indicate its intention of lodging a protest against another competitor's infringement of the rules; protest march: see MARCH noun3 3c; protest marcher = MARCHER noun2 2; protest vote a vote for a party or candidate representing a protest against the actions or policies of another party or candidate; protest voting the action or practice of making a protest vote.