To serve a process

(Law)

in general, to read it, so as to give due notice to the party concerned, or to leave an attested copy with him or his attorney, or his usual place of abode.

See also: Serve

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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To see stars
To see the back of
to see the light
to see through someone/something
To see to
To See You
To seed down
To seek
To seek after
To seek for
To seek the life of
To seek to
To seek upon
To seize on
To sell
To sell bargains
to sell down the river
to sell like hot cakes
To sell one's life dearly
To sell out
To sell short
to sell someone a bill of goods
To send for
To send packing
To send packing
To send to Coventry
To send to the right-about
to separate the men from the boys
to separate the sheep from the goats
to separate the wheat from the chaff
To serve a process
To serve a warrant
To serve a writ
To serve an attachment
To serve an execution
To serve an office
To Serve and Protect
To serve one out
To serve one right
To serve one the same sauce
To serve one's self of
To serve tables
To serve the cable
To set
To set a sail
To set a saw
To set a sponge
To set about
To set abroach
To set against
To set agoing
To set apart
To set aside
To set at naught
To set by
To set forth
To set forward
to set great store by
To set in
To set light by
To set off
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