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Traditional English :: pledge
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pledge - n. & v. --n. 1 a solemn promise or undertaking.
2 a thing given as security for the fulfilment of a contract, the payment of a debt, etc., and liable to forfeiture in the event of failure.
3 a thing put in pawn.
4 a thing given as a token of love, favour, or something to come.
5 the drinking of a person's health; a toast.
6 a solemn undertaking to abstain from alcohol (sign the pledge).
7 the state of being pledged (goods lying in pledge). --v.tr.
1 a deposit as security. b pawn.
2 promise solemnly by the pledge of (one's honour, word, etc.).
3 (often refl.) bind by a solemn promise.
4 drink to the health of. pledge one's troth see TROTH . pledgeable adj. pledger n. pledgor n. [ME plege f. OF plege f. LL plebium f. plebire assure] |
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Related Words
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lyric
allegiance
lamb
schools
red
skelton
words
united
state
spanish
bible
origin
picture
under
god
american
flag
christian
new
skeleton
charlie
daniels
tour
original
who
wrote
skeltons
controversy
history
by
supreme
court
school
grab
it
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Most Often Usage
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lyric i pledge allegiance to the lamb
allegiance lamb pledge
pledge of allegiance in schools
red skelton pledge of allegiance
pledge of allegiance words
the pledge of allegiance united state
pledge of allegiance in spanish
i pledge allegiance to the bible
pledge allegiance bible
origin of pledge of allegiance
picture of pledge of allegiance
under god in the pledge of allegiance
pledge of allegiance to the american flag
pledge of allegiance god
christian pledge of allegiance
allegiance new pledge
red skeleton pledge of allegiance
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