• Synonyms: patent, patent_of_invention
  Meaning: a document granting an inventor sole rights to an invention

• Synonyms: patent
  Meaning: obtain a patent for; "Should I patent this invention?"

• The Gasters of course belong at the top by patent right.
• "And I don't see much use of spending the money for a patent.
• His first patent on the subject was applied for and issued early in 1880.
• "There's a sum--in fact, a considerable sum--invested in the Patent Road Company.
• Airships aren't likely to be so numerous that I could make anything off that patent."
• From month to month the hostility increased, and from being concealed it became patent.
• That thing which looked like an enormous key with three wheels was really a patent and very deadly revolver.
• Some addition to our patent fuel was made in the morning, and later in the afternoon it came in a steady stream.
• This concluded, he went to his Patent place, I suppose; but at all events went away on his horse, looking very idle.
• Then a brisk little spray of sparks jetted from the flint and steel of a patent cigar-lighter in the hands of the spy.

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