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Distrain   Listen
verb
Distrain  v. i.  To levy a distress. "Upon whom I can distrain for debt."






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Distrain" Quotes from Famous Books



... sculptor ended by repeating. 'No, thanks.' And he added: 'The funny part of it all is, that Naudet is suing Fagerolles. Oh, quite so! he's going to distrain on him. Ah! it makes me laugh! We shall see a pretty scouring in the Avenue de Villiers among all those petty painters with mansions of their own. House property will go for nothing next spring! Well, Naudet, who had compelled Fagerolles to build a house, ...
— His Masterpiece • Emile Zola



Words linked to "Distrain" :   confiscate, levy, impound, attach, sequester, reclaim



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