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101increase — I. v. n. 1. Grow, augment, enlarge, greaten, be augmented, become greater or larger. 2. Multiply, be fruitful. II. v. a. 1. Augment, enlarge, greaten, make greater, make larger. 2. Enhance, raise, advance, heighten, add to. 3. Extend, prolong. 4 …
102increase — v 1. enlarge, make larger, make greater, Chiefly Literary. greaten, aggrandize; magnify, amplify, enhance, deepen, heighten; widen, thicken, broaden; lengthen, prolong, protract; expand, extend, spread out, stretch out, branch out; inflate,… …
103increase — in·crease …
104increase — Ho onui, ho omāhuahua, māhua, māhuahua, ho omāhua. Also: ulu, ho olaha, laha, lalahū, ho omano, ho omanoa, makaua, ho omākōmakō, kupu, ku i lua, ho opākeu, laupa i, pa i, ho olaupa i; pu ulau (rapidly); kāmolamola (in numbers) …
105increase — Enlargement, growth, development, increment, addition, accession, extension, production, profit, interest, issue. The produce of land; the offspring of animals …
106increase, affidavit of — Affidavit of payment of increased costs, produced on taxation …
107increase — Enlargement, growth, development, increment, addition, accession, extension, production, profit, interest, issue. The produce of land; the offspring of animals …
108increase, affidavit of — Affidavit of payment of increased costs, produced on taxation …
109increase and fix — A term found in statutes involving the salary of a public officer or employee; importing stability, not the power to decrease compensation. Cochnower v United States, 248 US 405, 63 L Ed 328, 39 S Ct 137 …
110increase of livestock — A term familiar in chattel mortgages covering livestock, particularly cattle. That which is added to the original stock by augmentation, or growth; produce; profit; interest; progeny; issue; offspring. Stockyards Loan Co. v Nichols (CA8 Okla) 243 …
