Definitions of assign
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To
set
apart;
designate;
appoint;
allot;
attribute.
-
To
make
over,
as
property,
to
an
assignee;
make
an
assignment.
-
To
appoint;
to
allot;
to
apportion;
to
make
over.
-
To
fix,
specify,
select,
or
designate;
to
point
out
authoritatively
or
exactly;
as,
to
assign
a
limit;
to
assign
counsel
for
a
prisoner;
to
assign
a
day
for
trial.
-
To
transfer,
or
make
over
to
another,
esp.
to
transfer
to,
and
vest
in,
certain
persons,
called
assignees,
for
the
benefit
of
creditors.
-
To
allot;
to
appoint;
mark
out;
apportion;
make
over;
fix;
to
set
apart
for
a
particular
purpose;
point
out
exactly;
to
transfer
or
make
over
to
another,
as
for
the
benefit
of
creditors.
-
To
sign
or
mark
out
to
one:
to
allot:
to
appoint:
to
allege:
to
transfer.
-
To
transfer
or
pass
over
property
to
another,
whether
for
the
benefit
of
the
assignee
or
of
the
assignor's
creditors,
or
in
furtherance
of
some
trust.
-
make
undue
claims
to
having
-
attribute
or
credit
to; "
We
attributed
this
quotation
to
Shakespeare"; "
People
impute
great
cleverness
to
cats"
-
select
something
or
someone
for
a
specific
purpose; "
The
teacher
assigned
him
to
lead
his
classmates
in
the
exercise"
-
transfer
one's
right
to
-
A
thing
pertaining
or
belonging
to
something
else;
an
appurtenance.
-
To
allot;
to
apportion;
to
fix,
specify,
or
designate;
to
appoint;
to
transfer;
to
allege
or
show
in
particular;
to
point
out.
-
To
point
out;
to
allot
to;
to
transfer.
-
A
person
to
whom
property
or
an
interest
is
transferred;
as,
a
deed
to
a
man
and
his
heirs
and
assigns.
-
One
to
whom
property
or
interest
is
left
or
made
over
by
will
or
deed;
as,
a
deed
to
a
man,
his
heirs,
and
assigns.
-
One
to
whom
any
property
or
right
is
made
over.
-
One
to
whom
any
right
or
property
is
assigned.
-
A
person
to
whom
property,
rights,
or
powers
are
transferred
by
another.
-
A
person
to
whom
property
or
an
interest
is,
or
may
be,
transferred;
an
assignee.
-
A
person
to
whom
property
is
transferred.
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