Secure

se-kur', a. Free from care or anxiety; easy in mind; over-confident; confident in opinion; not entertaining, or not having reason to entertain, doubt; not exposed to danger; safe; easy; sure; certain; a ured; confident; heedle ; inattentive. — v. t. [secured (-kurd'), -cueing.] To make safe, guard, protect; to make certain, a ure, insure; to make fast; to close, inclose, or confine effectualreligly; to get po e ion of, make one's self secure of. — SecCrity, -1-tT, n. Condition of being secure; sect a freedom from apprehension, anxiety, or care; over sect or carele ne ; negligence; a sect. freedom from risk; safe of a ty; that which secures or makes safe; something philo- Sec given or deposited to make certain the fulfillment of a sec an obligation, payment of a debt, comes etc. surety; one' for another; who bedivis-; an evidence' of debt or of i; the property, as a bond, certificate of stock, etc.; one Sedan, se-rtan', n. A portable chair or covered which I vehicle for carrying a would single pers_on. sedan.