Bound

bownd, pa.t. and pa.p. of Bind , confined, bandaged: intimately connected with—'bound up in:' of books, having a cover of, as 'bound in morocco,' . (with in ): under obligation or nece ity to, as 'bound to win.'— n. Bound′-bail′iff , a sheriff's officer, so called from his bond given to the sheriff for the discharge of his duty.