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n. Irish Luck.

n. The area along either side of a railroad track which is kept at a lower level than the sleeper bottom, in order to provide drainage.

n. An assessed tax.

n. Luck

v. To levy a cess.

n. A rate or tax.

n. Bound; measure.

v. To rate; to tax; to assess.

verb-intransitive. To cease; to neglect.

To cease.

To neglect a legal duty.

To impose a tax upon; assess.

n. A rate or tax; a public- imposition.

n. In Scotland, the land-tax; a permanent tax fixed at £47,954 per annum, to be levied out of the land-rent of Scotland forever, subject, however, to a power of redemption.

n. Estimation; measure.

n. Luck: used chiefly in the imprecation bad cess to you (it, them, etc.).

"A cess is a form of octroi tax and has the advantage of the payer not having to pay up at every octroi post like in other cases."

cessed    cesses    cessing   

cesspool    cease    cessation   

cessed    cessing    cess path    cess heave    bad cess   

bound    measure    rate    tax    assess    cease    neglect   

ceptance    duction    jection    cessful    staup    ligula    cording    lence    remplit    quartzeux