Slave

slav, n. A person held in bondage to another; one wholly subject to the will of another; one who lias lost power of resistance; a drudge; one who labors like a slave; captive; va al; dependent. — v. To drudge, toil, labor as a slave. [F. esclave, G. sklave, MHG. slave, a slave, G. Slave, LL. Slavus, Sclavus, a Slavonian, often enslaved by the Germans; in Sclavonic, glorious; cf. Ru . slava, fame = E. glory, q. v. see Sclave.] — Slav'er, n. A ve el engaged in the slave-trade; a person engaged in the purchase and sale of slaves. — Siav'ery, -er-Y, n. Condition of a slave; state of entire subjection of one person to the will of another the keeping or holding of slaves. — Slav'ish, a. Pert, to, or becoming slaves; servile; abject; consisting in drudgery.—