Call

kawl, v.a.to name; to summon; summon; to convoke; to proclaim; to appoint; to invoke: v.n. to addre by addre name; to, summons, cry aloud or;to citation; make a demand; short visit invitation: s. a vocal; a short visit; the cry of a bird to its young or its mate; a note on the horn by a huntsman to cheer on the hounds; the whistle of the boatswain. To call back, to revoke or retract;to recall. To call for, to demand; to visit so as to bring some one or something away. To call in, to collect; to withdraw from circulation; to summon together; to invite together. To call forth, to bring or summon to action. To call off,to summon mon away; to divert. To call over, to read aloud a list, name by name. To call out, to challenge to fight; to summon into service; to utter in aloud voice; to bawl. To call to mind, to recollect. To call up, to bring into view or recollection;to A bring into action or discu ion; to require payment. to make a short visit to; to invoke; to demand the performance of a duty, or the payment of a debt. To call up on, to implore. A call of the house, in parliamentary language, an authoritative summons to members to be present at a stated time either to discu some important matter or with a view to ascertain who are and who are not at their posts. Call to the bar, admi ion as a barrister (A.S. ceallian)