To defeat; daunt; confound; stupefy.
To be confounded.
To join or match as a mate or as mates, as in marriage or other union.
To match one's self with or against; vie or cope with.
To be joined in companionship; form a union; pair: as, to mate with one's like; birds mate in spring.
To checkmate.
noun.
In chess, the state of the king when he is in check and cannot move out of it, the player whose king is so placed losing the game.
Enfeebled; fatigued; spent.
Confounded; daunted; dismayed; dejected; cast down.
Overthrown; fallen; slain.
noun.
A familiar associate or companion; one who is associated with another or others in habitual intercourse or action; a fellow; a comrade: often used as the second element in a compound, as in playmate, schoolmate, shipmate.
noun.
An equal; a match.
noun.
One of a pair; one who or that which corresponds to or is joined with another in a pair; one of a pair of mated persons or animals, male and female, or of matched things; one of two fellows: as, a conjugal mate or partner; these shoes are not mates.
noun.
A ship's officer whose duty it is to oversee the execution of the orders of the master or commander, or of his immediate superior.
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In the United States navy, an officer of the line not in the line of promotion.
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In geometry, the element that is paired with a given element in a correlation.
In logging, to place together in a raft (logs of similar size); match.
noun.
A species of holly, Ilex Paraguayensis; also, its prepared leaves, or the tea-like beverage made from them.
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Same as congonha.