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Fence
Fence
n.
That
which
fends
off
attack
or
danger
; a
defense
; a
protection
; a
cover
;
security
;
shield
.
Fence
n.
An
inclosure
about
a
field
or
other
space
, or
about
any
object
;
especially
, an
inclosing
structure
of
wood
,
iron
, or
other
material
,
intended
to
prevent
intrusion
from
without
or
straying
from
within
.
Fence
n.
A
projection
on
the
bolt
,
which
passes
through
the
tumbler
gates
in
locking
and
unlocking
.
Fence
n.
Self
-
defense
by
the
use
of
the
sword
;
the
art
and
practice
of
fencing
and
sword
play
;
hence
,
skill
in
debate
and
repartee
.
See
Fencing
.
Fence
n.
A
receiver
of
stolen
goods
, or a
place
where
they
are
received
.
Fence
v. t.
To
fend
off
danger
from
; to
give
security
to; to
protect
; to
guard
.
Fence
v. t.
To
inclose
with
a
fence
or
other
protection
; to
secure
by an
inclosure
.
Fence
v. i.
To
make
a
defense
; to
guard
one
's
self
of
anything
, as
against
an
attack
; to
give
protection
or
security
, as by a
fence
.
Fence
v. i.
To
practice
the
art
of
attack
and
defense
with
the
sword
or
with
the
foil
,
esp
.
with
the
smallsword
,
using
the
point
only
.
Fence
v. i.
Hence
, to
fight
or
dispute
in
the
manner
of
fencers
,
that
is, by
thrusting
,
guarding
,
parrying
,
etc
.
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