ENTERTAINED
ENTERTA'INED, participle passive Received with hospitality, as a guest; amused; pleased and engaged; kept in the mind; retained.
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American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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ENTERTAINER
ENTERTA'INER, noun He who entertains; he who received company with hospitality, or for reward.1. He who retains others in his service.2. He that amuses, pleases or diverts.
ENTERTAINING
ENTERTA'INING, participle present tense Receiving with hospitality; receiving and treating with provisions and accommodations, for reward; keeping or cherishing with favor; enga...
ENTERTAININGLY
ENTERTA'ININGLY, adverb In an amusing manner.
ENTERTAINMENT
ENTERTA'INMENT, noun The receiving and accommodating of guests, either with or without reward. The hospitable man delights in the entertainment of his friends.1. Provisions of t...
ENTERTISSUED
ENTERTIS'SUED, adjective Interwoven; having various colors intermixed.
ENTHEASTIC
ENTHEAS'TIC, adjective [Gr. god.] Having the energy of God.
ENTHEASTICALLY
ENTHEAS'TICALLY, adverb According to deific energy.
ENTHEAT
EN'THEAT, adjective Enthusiastic. [Not in use.]
ENTHRALL
ENTHRALL', verb transitive To enslave. [See Inthrall.]
ENTHRILL
ENTHRILL', verb transitive To pierce. [See Thrill.]
ENTHRONE
ENTHRO'NE, verb transitive [from throne.] To place on a throne; to exalt to the seat of royalty.Beneath a sculptured arch he sits enthroned.1. To exalt to an elevated place or s...
ENTHRONING
ENTHRO'NING, participle present tense Seating on a throne; raising to an exalted seat.
ENTHUNDER
ENTHUN'DER, verb intransitive To make a loud noise, like thunder.
ENTHUSIASM
ENTHU'SIASM, noun enthuziazm. [Gr. to infuse a divine spirit, inspired, divine; God.]1. A belief or conceit of private revelation; the vain confidence or opinion of a person, th...
ENTHUSIAST
ENTHU'SIAST, noun enthu'ziast.1. One who imagines he has special or supernatural converse with God, or special communications from him.2. One whose imagination is warmed; one wh...
ENTHUSIASTIC
ENTHUSIAS'TICENTHUSIAS'TICAL, adjective Filled with enthusiasm, or the conceit of special intercourse with God or revelations from him.1. Highly excited; warm and ardent; zealou...
ENTHUSIASTICAL
ENTHUSIAS'TICAL, a. Filled with enthusiasm, or the conceit of special intercourse with God or revelations from him.1. Highly excited; warm and ardent; zealous in pursuit of an o...
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ENTHUSIAS'TICALLY, adverb With enthusiasm.
ENTHYMEMATICAL
ENTHYMEMAT'ICAL, adjective Pertaining to an enthymeme; including an enthymeme.
ENTHYMEME
EN'THYMEME, noun [Gr. to think or conceive; mind.] In rhetoric, an argument consisting of only two propositions, an antecedent and a consequent deduced from it; as, we are depen...
ENTICE
ENTI'CE, verb transitive [Latin titio, a firebrand.]1. To incite or instigate, by exciting hope or desire; usually in a bad sense; as, to entice one to evil. Hence, to seduce; t...
ENTICED
ENTI'CED, participle passive Incited; instigated to evil; seduced by promises or persuasions; persuaded; allured.
ENTICEMENT
ENTI'CEMENT, noun The act or practice of inciting to evil; instigation; as the enticements of evil companions.1. Means of inciting to evil; that which seduces by exciting the pa...
ENTICER
ENTI'CER, noun One who entices; one who incites or instigates to evil; one who seduces.
ENTICING
ENTI'CING, participle present tense Inciting to evil; urging to sin by motives, flattery or persuasion; alluring.1. Having the qualities that entice or allure.
ENTICINGLY
ENTI'CINGLY, adverb Charmingly; in a winning manner.She sings most enticingly