Crossword clues for registry
registry
- Something a bride may have
- Bridal wish list
- An official written record of names or events or transactions
- Official written record of names, events etc
- Records office, say, is to attempt tracking source of records
- Boy is to attempt record collection
- Unions here have another go at capturing soldiers position
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Registry \Reg"is*try\ (r?j"?s*tr?), n.
The act of recording or writing in a register; enrollment; registration.
The place where a register is kept.
A record; an account; a register.
--Sir W. Temple.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 15c., "act of registering;" see register + -y (4). Meaning "book of record" is from 1620s.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A building in which things are registered or where registers are kept. 2 A record; an account; a register. 3 The act of registering; registration. 4 (context computing English) A database of configurations etc. maintained by the (w: Microsoft Windows) operating system.
WordNet
n. an official written record of names or events or transactions [syn: register]
Wikipedia
Registry may refer to:
Usage examples of "registry".
November balloting, Florida Governor Jeb Bush and his Secretary of State Katherine Harris ordered local elections supervisors to purge 57,700 voters from registries on grounds they were felons not entitled to vote in Florida.
You made a few honest trade runs under a new registry before you then reinsured it, and then you sunk it on the summit of the seamount so you could always get at the remains for spare parts needed to make phony modifications on future acquisitions to your ill-gotten fleet God, how all the buccaneers of the Spanish Main would have envied your organization, Delphi.
Animal Registry in these pajamas, with my tits poking out on top and my woofy showing down south?
According to Brayson, this Adler had already hijacked an oil tanker--the Noramo Pride, American registry.
Pam asked, remembering that the Carib Queen was, after all, of British registry.
The Chinook dog, once nearly extinct, had just been added to the list of 146 - now 147 breeds and varieties recognized by the United Kennel Club, the largest working-dog registry and the second-largest all-breed registry in the United States.
Fanconi anemia, but they both knew how to navigate a medical database, and within days they found Arleen Auerbach, a researcher at Rockefeller University in New York and the keeper of the Fanconi patient registry in the United States and Canada, a list that contains about 800 names.
They awoke on the deck of a tramp steamer of Liberian registry somewhere in the North Atlantic.
Fagan says many errors could have been eliminated by matching the Social Security numbers of ex-felons on DBT lists to the Social Security numbers on voter registries.
I do understand what moves a breed from the faceless hell of nonrecognition to the heaven of acceptance by a major registry.
Renatta and the DNA Cowboys raced up the steps, followed by the handful of survivors from the fire post, running for the shelter of the central registry building as beams and bullets smashed into the stonework under their feet.
The voter fraud law required all 67 counties to purge voter registries of duplicate registrations, deceased voters and felons, many of whom, but not all, are barred from voting in Florida.
The laudable aim is to rid registries of the names of the dead, as well as of felons and others legally barred from voting.
Every so often someone proposes a registry of companies and a regulator to create them, but the backbenches won't ever approve that—it would take a large bite out of their living.
Yaeger was the one who tentatively identified the ship as the Baekje, based on a worldwide review of ship registries through his NUMA computer bank.