Transfer

trans-fėr′, v.t. to carry or bring over: to convey to another place: to remove: to transport:— pr.p. transfer′ring; pa.t. and pa.p. transferred′. — ns. Trans′fer , the act of transferring: the conveyance of anything from one person or place to another: that which is transferred; Transferabil′ity , Transferribil′ity .— adjs. Transfer′able , Transfer′rible , that may be transferred or conveyed from one place or person to another.— ns. Trans′fer-book , a register of the transfer of property, shares, .; Trans′fer-day , one of certain regular days for registering transfer of bank-stock and government funds at the Bank of England; Transferēē′ , the person to whom a thing is transferred; Trans′ference , the act of transferring or conveying from one person or place to another: pa age from one place to another; Trans′fer-pā′per , a kind of prepared paper used for transferring impre ions with copying-pre es, .; Transfer′rer . [L. trans , acro , ferre , to carry.]