̘. ̈n.ˈpremɪs n. & v. --n. 1
Logic =
PREMISS. 2 (in pl.) a a
house or
building with its grounds
and appurtenances. b
Law houses, lands, or tenements previously specified in a
document etc. --v.tr.
say or
write by
way of
introduction. øon
the premises in the building etc.
concerned. [ME f. OF premisse f. med.L praemissa (propositio) (proposition) set in
front f. L praemittere praemiss(as
PRAE-, mittere send)]