Forfeit
41Forfeit — For|feit 〈[fɔ:rfıt] n.; Gen.: od. s, Pl.: s; Kaufmannsspr.〉 Abstandszahlung bei Vertragsrücktritt, Reuegeld [Etym.: engl., »Geldbuße« <afrz. forfait »Untat, Frevel, Verbrechen« <lat. foris facere »draußen, d. h. außerhalb des Rechts… …
42forfeit — for·feit || fÉ”rfɪt / fÉ”Ëf n. fine, penalty; loss; something given up v. lose; give up, surrender …
43forfeit — V. forfait (2) …
44forfeit — I. n. Fine, mulct, amercement, penalty, forfeiture. II. v. a. Lose (by some offence, by neglect, or by breach of condition), alienate …
45forfeit — n 1. fine, penalty, penalization, mulct, amercement, Law. sequestration; fixed fee, fee, charge, cost. v 2. relinquish, hand over, give over, give up, default, Law. escheat …
46forfeit — for·feit …
47forfeit — 1. verb Syn: lose, be deprived of, surrender, relinquish, sacrifice, give up, renounce, forgo Ant: retain 2. noun Syn: penalty, sanction, punishment, penance, fine, confiscation, lo …
48forfeit — Uku ho opa i, kā ihi …
49forfeit — /forfat/ To lose, or lose the right to, by some error, fault, offense, or crime; or to subject, as property, to forfeiture or confiscation. To lose, in consequence of breach of contract, neglect of duty, or offense, some right, privilege, or… …
50forfeit — /forfat/ To lose, or lose the right to, by some error, fault, offense, or crime; or to subject, as property, to forfeiture or confiscation. To lose, in consequence of breach of contract, neglect of duty, or offense, some right, privilege, or… …
