ordinance /örˈdi-nəns/

1. That which is ordained by authority, fate, etc
2. Regulation
3. A bye-law (US)
4. Artistic arrangement
5. Planning
6. A decree
7. A religious practice enjoined by authority, esp a sacrament
8. A social class or order (Shakespeare)
9. Preparation (obsolete)
10. Equipment (obsolete)
11. Ordnance (obsolete)

orˈdinand noun

1. Someone who is training to become a minister of the church
2. A candidate for ordination

orˈdinant adjective (rare)

Ordaining

A person who ordains

orˈdinate noun

1. A straight line parallel to an axis cutting off an abscissa
2. The y-co-ordinate in analytical geometry

1. To ordain
2. To co-ordinate or order

ordˈinately adverb

1. In an ordered manner
2. Restrainedly
3. With moderation

• understudy
• understudying
• undersubscribed
• undersupplies
• undersupply
• undersurface
• undersurfaces
• under suspicion
• underta'en
• undertakable
• undertake
• undertaken
• undertaker
• undertakers
• undertakes
• undertaking
• undertakings
• undertane
• undertenancies
• undertenancy
• undertenant
• undertenants
• under thack and rape
• under the auspices of
• under the baton of