Eminence
Eminencen.height, honor, top, a cardinal's title
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
1.590 entradas
Eminencen.height, honor, top, a cardinal's title
Eminenta.high, lofty, remarkable, celebrated
Eminentlyad.conspicuously, in a high degree
Emirn.a Turkish prince, Vizer or Bashaw
Emissaryn.a secret agent, agent, spy, scout
Emissionn.a throwing out, a vent, a shooting
Emitv.to dart, let fly, send out, issue out, discharge
Emmetn.a kind of insect, ant, pismire
Emmewv.t.to mew, shut or coop up, ob.
Emmollescencen.softness, or the lowest degree of fusibility in bodies
Emmovev.t.to move, stir or rouse up, ob.
Emnbargov.t.to prohibit the sailing of ships or exportation of goods
Emollienta.softening, suppling, moistening
Emollientn.a medicin which softens
Emollitionn.the act of softening or relaxing
Emolumentn.profit, gain, advantage, benefit
Emolumentala.useful, producing emolument
Emotionn.a sudden motion, disturbance of mind
Empalev.t.to inclose, fortify, fence in, put on a stake
Empalementn.a fixing oin a stake, the calyx of a flower
Empeoplev.to form into a community, ob.
Emperorn.a monarch, a title superior to a king
Emphasisn.a remarkable stress laid on a word
Emphasizev.t.to pronounce with a stress of voice
Emphaticala.strong, forcible, striking, eager
Emphaticallyad.strongly, forcibly, strikingly
Emphysematousa.bloated, swelled, puffed up