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VolunteerSomeone who does something because they want to, not because they need to. Most Civil War soldiers, especially in the beginning of the War, were volunteers. Men joined the armies on both sides because they wanted to fight for their cause.
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VolunteerA person who, of his or her own free will, contributes time, resources, energy and/or talent to an organization without being paid.
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Volunteerc. 1600, "one who offers himself for military service," from Middle French voluntaire, "one who volunteers," also as an adjective, "voluntary," from Latin voluntarius &qu [..]
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Volunteerperson who performs work without being paid.
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VolunteerPeople who give time and effort but do not receive any form of payment. F and M students may volunteer as long as they do not receive any form of taxable income. If the position is one for which an employer would otherwise officially hire someone, you may work there only with all necessary employment authorization.
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Volunteera plant that grew by self seeding rather than being planted by you. W Garden Terms
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VolunteerA plant that grew by self seeding rather than being planted by you. google_ad_client="pub-9289936084224656";google_ad_slot="4852999306";google_ad_width=468;google_ad_height=60;
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Volunteera growing plant that is not deliberately planted by the gardener/farmer. These plants are often grown from seeds that have been spread by the wind or birds, or inadvertently mixed into compost.
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VolunteerA plant that was a seedling of a mother plant which has sown its own roots into the soil.
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Volunteer A plant that grew by self seeding rather than being planted by you.
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Volunteer(military) a person who freely enlists for service tell voluntarily; "He volunteered the information" unpaid: without payment; "the soup kitchen was run primaril [..]
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Volunteerto offer to do something that you donot have to do
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VolunteerA person who willingly enlists for military service. At the beginning of the Civil War many people volunteered for service on each side because of the strong feelings surrounding the causes of the con [..]
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Volunteernoun. a person who adds their services via personal selection and in lieu of compensation.
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VolunteerA person who works for a library or other organization without material recompense. Library volunteers are often retirees who wish to make a contribution by remaining actively engaged in their communi [..]
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VolunteerIndividual who donates their time to perform tasks in service to a political organization.
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Volunteer1 : one that voluntarily undertakes something ;esp : one who without request, obligation, or an interest pays the debt of another and is denied reimbursement from subrogation 2 : one who receives ...
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VolunteerPersons who performed unpaid volunteer activities at any point during the 12-month period, from September 1 of the prior year through the survey week in September of the survey year. Volunteers answer "yes" to one of the following questions: "Since September 1st of last year, have you done any volunteer activities through or for an o [..]
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Volunteer(n) (military) a person who freely enlists for service(n) a person who performs voluntary work(n) a native or resident of Tennessee(v) tell voluntarily(v) agree freely(v) do volunteer work(adj) withou [..]
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VolunteerIndividual who freely contributes time and talents to an agency engaged in providing services to people, without remuneration (pay) commensurate with the value of services rendered by the volunteer. [ [..]
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VolunteerAn adult or organisation offering services for school activities, but receiving no remuneration from the school.Volunteer An adult or organisation offering services or activities without remuneration for the services provided.
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VolunteerAn adult or organisation offering services for school activities, but receiving no remuneration from the school for the services provided.
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VolunteerIndividuals who donate their services to the Hospital.
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Volunteeris a person who does something, especially helping other people, willingly and without being forced rto paid to do it.
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Volunteerseeds left in the field that come up the following year
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VolunteerA volunteer is a person, other than an emergency services worker as described by chapter 38.52 RCW, who, of his/her own free choice, performs any assigned or authorized duties for the state or any age [..]
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VolunteerStudents as volunteers at a hospital, day care center, the zoo, etc.
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VolunteerAny person who works without compensation on behalf of Franklin College
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Volunteer
One who enters into, or offers for, any service of his/her own free will, especially when done without pay.
(military) One who enters into military service voluntarily, but who, when in service, i [..]
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VolunteerIn gardening and agronomic terminology, a volunteer is a plant that grows on its own, rather than being deliberately planted by a farmer or gardener. Volunteers often grow from seeds that float in on [..]
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VolunteerVolunteering is the practice of people working on behalf of others without being motivated by financial or material gain.
Volunteer or volunteers may also refer to:
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VolunteerVolunteer, often abbreviated Vol., is a term used by a number of Irish republican paramilitary organisations to describe their members. Among these have been the various forms of the Irish Republican [..]
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VolunteerVolunteer was an American racing yacht built in 1887 for the America's Cup races. She was the victorious American defender of the seventh America's Cup match that same year against Scottish challenger [..]
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VolunteerVolunteer is an album by punk band Sham 69, released in 1988 (see 1988 in music).
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VolunteerVolunteer, abbreviated Vol., is a title used by a number of Ulster loyalist paramilitary organisations to describe their members.
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Volunteer1755, from volunteer (n.). Related: Volunteered; volunteering (1690s as a verbal noun).
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