Impound Definition

ĭm-pound
impounded, impounding, impounds
verb
impounded, impounding, impounds
To shut up (an animal) in a pound.
Webster's New World
To take and hold (a document, funds, a vehicle, etc.) in legal custody.
Webster's New World
To gather and enclose (water) for irrigation, etc.
Webster's New World
To set aside in a fund rather than spend as prescribed.
A governor who impounded monies designated for use by cities.
American Heritage
To accumulate and store in a reservoir.
By damming the stream, the engineers impounded its waters for irrigation.
American Heritage
noun
A place where impounded property is stored, as a lot for keeping vehicles that have been towed by police order.
American Heritage
The process or activity of impounding something.
The impound of the uninsured car.
American Heritage
A place in which things are impounded.
Wiktionary
A state of being impounded.
Wiktionary
That which has been impounded.
Wiktionary

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