licence or (US) license /līˈsəns/

1. Being allowed
2. Leave
3. Grant of permission, eg for manufacturing a patented article, developing an area or natural resource, selling intoxicants, driving a motor vehicle, piloting an aeroplane, using a television set, owning a gun
4. The document by which authority is conferred
5. Excess or abuse of freedom
6. Licentiousness, libertinage or debauchery
7. A departure from a rule or standard for artistic or literary effect
8. Tolerated freedom

liˈcensable adjective

liˈcense (also liˈcence) transitive verb

1. To grant licence to
2. To issue with a licence
3. To permit to depart, dismiss
4. To authorize or permit

liˈcensed adjective

1. Holding a (valid) licence
2. Permitted, tolerated
3. Legally allowed to sell alcohol

licenseeˈ noun

A person to whom a licence is granted, esp to sell alcohol

liˈcenser or (chiefly US) liˈcensor noun

1. A person who grants licence or permission
2. A person authorized to license

liˈcensure noun

The act of licensing or granting of a licence, esp for professional practice

licentiate /lī-senˈshi-āt/ noun

1. A holder of an academic diploma of various kinds
2. In some European universities, a graduate ranking between bachelor and doctor
3. Among Presbyterians, a person authorized by a Presbytery to preach

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