indenture /in-denˈchər/

1. The act of indenting, indentation
2. A deed under seal, with mutual covenants, where the edge is indented to enable authenticity to be confirmed (law)
3. A written agreement between two or more parties, esp (in pl) between an apprentice and an employer
4. A contract

1. To bind by indentures
2. To indent

indenˈtureship noun

• prepuce
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• prepunctual
• preputial
• prequalification
• pre-qualified
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• pre-qualify
• pre-qualifying
• prequel
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• Pre-Raphaelism
• Pre-Raphaelistic
• Pre-Raphaelite
• Pre-Raphaelites
• Pre-Raphaelitish
• Pre-Raphaelitism
• Pre-Raphaelitistic
• prerecord
• prerecorded
• prerecording
• prerecords
• pre-Reformation
• preregistration
• prerelease