petty debts E. (of cora Dungeil, dũnghĩI. s. a heap ur arcumulations Dweller, dwellẤr. 8. an inhabitant of dung; any mean abode ; a term of re-l Dwelling, dwelling. b. babitation, ahode proach (hil, mean, luwl Dwindle, dwind'dl. v. R. to shrink, to lose Dunghil, dủng'hil. a. sprung from the dung bulk (a new colour Dunner, důn'nůr. s. one employed in soliciting Dying, d'ing. part. of die. expiring ; siviD Dynasty, bi nås-té. s. government, soveDuodecimo, du-o-dés' se-md. s. a book in reigoty (of the bloot which one sheet of paper makes twelve Dyscrasy, dls'krå-se. 3. a distemperature leaves Dysentery, dis'sển-tér-é. s. a looseness Dupe, dupe. s. a credulous man Dysphony, dís'fd-nė. s. a difficulty in speaking Dupe, dupe. v, a. to trick, to cheat Dysury, dízh'd-ré. s. a difficulty in making Duplicate, dų plė-kåte. v. a. to double, to fold urine I together Duplicate, ad'plé-kåte.' s. a second thing of|| the same kind, a transcript of a paper Duplication, dů-ple-ka'shủn. s. the act of EACH, étsh. pron. either of two; every one doubling; a fold [thing doubled Eager, e'g`r. a. ardently wishing ; veheDuplicature, do'plé-ka-tshůre. 8. a fold, any ment, ardent, quick; sour, acrid Duplicity, dů-plis'é-tė. s. deceit, doubleness Eagerly, é'g`r-le. ad. aruently, keeniy, of heart (lasting sharply (mence, violence Durability, dů-rå-bll'e-tė. s. the power of Eagerness, d'gúr-nés. s. impetuosity, vebeDurable, dd'rå-bl. a. lasting, having the quali-|| Eagle, e'gl. s. a bird of prey ty of long continuance Eagle-eyed, é'gl-ide. a. sharp-sighted Durableness, dů'rå-bl-nês. s. power of lasting||Eaglet, d'glét. 8. a young eagle Durably, dd'rå-blè. ad. ir, a lasting manner Ear, éér. s. the organ of hearing; a spike Durance, dd'rânse. s. imprisonment Earless, éér'lês. a, without any ears Duration, dů-rå'shủn. s. continuance of time Ear-ring, der'ring. s. jewels set in a ring, During, dů'ring. prep. for the time of the and worn at the ears continuance Ear-shot, éér'shốt. 8. reach of the ear Durst, důrst. pret. of dare, to venture Earwax, der' waks. y. the cerumpen, or exudaDusk, dúsk. a. tending to darkness tion which smears the inside of the ear Dusk, důsk. e. tendency to darkness Earwig, éér'wig. s. an insect (of a marquis Duskily, důsk'd-lè. ad. with a tendency to Earl, érl. s. the title of nobility next to that darkness (tending to obscurity Earldom, érl'dỏm. s. tbe seigniory of an earl Duskish, důsk'lsh. a. inclining to darkness, Earliness, ér'ld-nés. 5. quickness of action Dusky, důsk'd a. tending to darkness, ob-| Early, ér'lè. a. soon with respect to something else Dust, díst, s. earth reduced to small parti- Early, êr'!é. ad. soon, betimes (labour ciles; the state of diesolution Earn, érn. v. a. to gain as the reward of Dust, důst v. a. to free from dust, to sprinkle Earnest, ér'nést. a. warm, zealous; intent, with dust [dust fixed, eager Dusty, dis'të. a. clouded or covered with Earnest, ér'n&st. 8. seriousness; the money Duchess, důtsh'ès. 8. the lady of a duke which is given in token that a bargain is Dutchy, dåtsh'è. 1. a territory which gives ratified leagerly title to a duke Earnestly, ér' nêst-lè. ad. warmly, zealously; Duteous, dựie-ús, or dt'tshé-ìs. a. obedient, Earnestness, êr'nest-nês. eagerness, obsequious; enjoined by duty warmth, veherence Dutiful, dd'te-fil. a. obedient, submissive Earth, érth. s. the element distinct from natural or legal superiors fire, or water; the world (with earth Dutifully, dù'te-fůl-. ad. obediently, sub-|Earth, érth. v. a. to hide in earth; to cover missively Ea. th, érth. v. n. to retire under ground Dutifulness, di'te-rål-nês. 1. obedience, sub-|| Earthborn, érth'born. a born of the earth. mission to just authority meanly born Duty, dd'tė. s. that to which a man is by any Earthen, ér'thn. a. made of earth natural or lagal obligation bound; tax Earthiness, érth'e-nès. s. the quality of con Dwarf, dwór. A a man below the common taining earth, grossness (sordid [bulk, little Earthly, érth'le. a. not beavenly, vile, inean, Dwarfish, dworf-isl. a. below the natural Earthquake, érth'kwake. B. a tremor or conDwell, dwél. v. n. pret: dwelt ur dwelled to vulsion of the earth inhabit, to reside; to fix the mind upon; to Earthworm, értb'würm. 8. a worm bred under continue long speaking ground; a ingan sordid wretci ecure size } ousness eaten Earthy, Erth'e. a. consisting of earth; relating|| Economick, ck-kd-lỏm'tk. to earth Economical, ék-ko-nôm'é-kál. a. pertaining Ease, èze. s. quiet, rest, tranquillity ; facility to the regulation of a housebold; frugal Ease ése. v. a. to free from pain; to relieve ;|| Ecstasy, éks'ta-se. s. excessive joy, rapture to assuage Ecstasied, eks-ta-sid. a. enraptured Easement, èze' mếnt. 8. assistance Ecstatical, eks-låt'é-kál. Easily, e'ze-lè. ad. without pain or difficulty Ecstatick, eks-tåt'ik. a. raptured, ele Easiness, é'zê-nés. 8. flexibility ; readiness ; vated to ecstacy [greedy freedom E.dacious, é då'shủs. a. voracious, ravenous, E.ast, eest. s. the quarter where the sun rises Edacity, é-dås'é-tê. s. voraciousness, rarenEaster, éès'tůr. s. the day on which the Chris [put upon the top of fenc: tian Church commemorates our Saviour's Edder, ed'důr. s. such wood as is commonly resurrection Eddy, éd'dė. s. the water that, by some repes Easterly, éés'tůr lė. a. towards the East cussion, or opposite wind, runs contrary to Eastern, éés'tůru a. dwelling or found in the the main stream; a whirlpool east, oriental Edge, édje. 8. the thin or cutting part of a - Eastward, éést'wird. ad. towards the East blade ; a narrow part rising from a broad Easy, e'zė. a. not difficult, quiet ; complying er ; keenness, acrimony eaten. to devour with the mouth; to con an edge; to border; to exasperate (blunt sume, to corrode Edged, édjd. or éd'jến. part. a. sharp, not Eat, éte. v. n. to take meals, to feed Edging, êd'jing. s. a narrow lace Eatable, é'ta-bl. s, any thing that may be Edgeless, édje'lês. a. blunt (cut (uverhang the house Edgetool, édje't881'. s. a tool made sharp to Eaves, évz. 8. the edges of the roof which Edgewise, édje'wize. ad. with the edge put Eavesdropper, évz'drop-půr, s.' a listener into any particular direction under windows [the sea; decline ; waste Edible, ēd'ê-bl. a. fit to be eaten Ebb, éb. s. the relux of the tide towards Edict é'dikt. s. a proclamation of command or Ebb, éb. v. n. to flow back towards the sea : prohibition to decline Edification, éd-é-fé-kå'shủn, s improvement Ebon eb'ûn. 8. a hard, black, valuable in holiness; instruction Ebony, éb'd-né. êd'é-l'ts. s. a building (teach wood Edify, éd'e-fi. v. a. to build; to instruct, to Ebriety, e-bri'd-tė. s. drunkenness (up Edile, d'alle. B. the title of a magistrate in Ebullition, éb-ul-Ifsh'ủn. %. the act of boiling old Rome (republication with revisal Eccentrical, ek-ben tre-kál. Edition, e-dish'ûn. s. publication of a book ; Eccentrick, ék-sén-trik. Editor, éd'é-tửr. 8. publisher, he that revises from the centre ; irregular, or prepares any work for publication Eccentricity, ék-sen-tris'é-tė. s. deviation Educate, êd'ju-káte. v. a. to bring up from a centre Education, éd-jų-ké'shủn. 8., formation of Ecclesiastical, ék-kle-zhe-s'te-kål. } a. rela manners in youth Ecclesiastick, ék-kie-zbe-as'tfk. Educe, è-d use'. v. a. to bring out, to extract ting to the church [a clergyman | Eduction, e-dîk'shin. s. the act of bringing Ecclesiastick, ék-kle-zhe-as'tik. s. a minister, any thing into view Echo, ék'kč. 8. the return of any sound; the Edulcorate, è-důl'kd-råte. v. a. to sweeten sound returned (back) Edulcoration, é-dil-kd-rå'shủn. 8. the act of Echo, ek'k), v. n. to resound, to be sounded sweetening (in mud Echo, ek'kd. v. a. to send back a voice Eel, èèl. s. a serpentine slimy fish, that lurks Eclaircissement, ék-klåre'siz-ment. 3. expla- Een, één. ad. contracted from Even nation, the act of clearing up an affair Effable, ér'fa-bl. a. expressive, utterable Eclat, é-klåw'. 6. splendour, show, lustre Efface, er-fase'. v. a. to destroy, to wear away Eclectick, ék-lêk'tlk. a. selecting, chousing Effect, éf-fékt'. s. that which is produced by at will an operating cause ; consequence, event. Eclipse, d-klips'. s. an obscuration of the lumi-| Efect, ér-féie'. v. a. to bring to pass ; to naries of heaven; darkness, obscuration achieve [produce effects ; operative Eclipse, &-klíps'. v. a. te darken a luminary : Effective, ef-fék'tiv. a. having the power to to obscure ; to disgrace [sphere Effectively, ef-fék’tiv-lè. ad. powerfully, Ecliptick, d-klip'tík. . a great circle of the with real operation Eclogue, ek'log. 6. a pastoral poem Effectless, ér-rêkt'lês. a. without effect Economy, e-kön'd-inė, s. frugality ; regula-HEffectual, ét-rêk'tshủ-a'. a. productive of tico effects, powerful Edifice, 8. deviating S. } out a. (or quantity Efectually, éf-fék'tshu-ål-lé. ad. etiicaciously|| Egutize, é'go-tize. v. n. to talk much of one's Effectuate, èf-fék' tshå-åte. v. a. to bring tu! self pass (unmanly delicacy Egregious, e-gre'jd-is. a. eminent, remarka. Effeminacy, ér-fém'e-na-se. softness, ble; remarkably vicious (shamefully Efleminate, &f-fêm'é-náte. a. womanish, volup-1 Egregiously, e-gré'jė-ús-le. ad. eminently tuous (unanish, to unman Egress, é'grés Effeminate, êt-rêm'd-pâte. v. a. to make wo Egression, d-grésh'ûn. the act of going Effeminate, ĉi-fémn'é-nate. V. n. to soften, tol meit into weakness (by intestine motion Egret, é'grêt. s. a fowl of the heron kind Effervesce, ér-fér-vés'. v. n. to generate heat Ejaculate, e-jåk'u-láte. v. to throw, to Effervescence, êr-têr-vēs'sense. s. the act of shoot out [darted out occasionally growing bot, production of beat by intes- Ejaculation, e-ják--la'shún. 9. a short prayer Itine motion Ejaculatory, e-jak’u-lå-túr-ė. a. sudden, hasty Eficacious, ér-fé-ka'shủs. 2. powerful to pro- Eject, è-jékt'. v. a to thro:y out duce the consequence intended Ejection, d-jêk'shủn. s. an expulsion Efficaciously, êr-le-kå'shủs-lè. ad. effectually Ejectment, 'e-jékt'mếnt. s. å legal writ by Efficacy, ét-fe-ka-se. s. production of the which any inhabitant of a house, or tenant consequence intended of an estate, is commanded to depart Efficience, ét-fish'yềnse. Eigbt, ayt. a. twice four ; a word of number ducing effects, agency Eighteen, ky'tdėn. a. twice nine Eficient, éf-fish'yènt. . the cause which Eighteenth, ảy'réenth. a. the next in order to make effects ; the effector the seventeeuth Eficient, éf-fish'yềnt. a. causing effects Eightfold, ảyt'rdid. a. eight times the number s. resemblance, image Eightieth, dy'té-éth. a. the next in order to Effigy, dr'-te-j& Eighthly, dytth'lė. ad. in the eighth place in painting or sculpture the seventy-ninth, eighth tenth Ellorescence, éf-68-rés'sense. Eightscore, kyt'skdre. a. eight times twenty Etorescency, er-to-res’sen-se. 4. produc Eighty, dy'tė. a. eight times ten tion of flowers (out in form of flowers Eisel, ė'sfl. s. vinegar, verjuice Emorescent, ér-Ad-rês'sent. a. shooting Either, d'thúr. pron, distrib. whichsoever of Equenoe, dr'id-ense. s. that which issues from the two, whether one or the other some other principle Eitber, e'thứr. conj. a distributive conjunction, Effluvia, él-Ad've-a. a. the plural of effluvium answered by Or: either the one or the other Eduvium, éf-Aữvé-ìm. s. those small parti- Ejulation, éd-ja-la'shún, s. lamentation cles which are continually flying off from Eke, éke. ad. also, likewise, beside bodies Eke, éke. V. a. to increase ; to supply Eflux, ér'Aůks. s. effusion; emanation Elaborate, è-låb’d-råte.v. 8. to produce with Efuxion, ĉi-fikshủn. .. the act of Bowing labour (diligence effluvium (vour Elaborate, d-láb'drråte. a. foished with great Effort, ér'fort. s. stroggle, laborious endea-Elaborately, é-láb’d-ráte-lè. ad. laboriously Efrontery, éf-frůn'têr-e. s. impudence Elance, é-lânse'. v. a. to throw out, to dart Effulgence, èf-fůl'jênse. s. lustre, brightness Elapse, é-lapse'. v. n. to pass away Efulgent, el-rů'jènt. a. shining, bright, lurai- Elastick, d-lås'tik. a. having the power of reEffuse, éf-füze'. v. a. to pour out (nous turning to the form from which it is disa Efusion, ér-fu'zhủn. s. the act of pouring out; torted the thing poured out (persing| Elasticity, d-lås-tls'é-tė. s. force in bodies Effusive, ér-fu'slv. a. pouring out, dis by which they endeavour to restore them. . Eft, éft. . a newt, an evet welves Egestion, e-jểs'tshủn. s. the act of throwing Elate, d-låte'. a. flushed with success out the digested food Elate, è-låte'. v. a. to puff up; to exalt Egg, ég. s. that which is laid by feathered Elation, e-lå'shủn. s. baughtiness proceeding animals, from which their young is produ from success ced; the spawn or sperm of creatures; any Elbow, èi'nd. s. the next joint of the arm ben thing fashioned in the shape of an egg low the shoulder; any nexure or angle Egg, ég, v. a. to incite, to instigate Elbow, ei'b). v. a. to push with the elbow; Eglantine, gin-tơn. 5. A species of roze : to drive to a distance sweetbriar (one's self Elbow, él'bd. 5. n. to jut out in angles Egotism, é'gd-tízm. 8. too frequent mention of Eld, éld. s. old age, old people Egotist, e'go-tsst. s. one that is always talk-Elder, er dĩr. a. surpassing another in year ing of himself | Elder, él'úúr, s, the name of a tree out; ence a cone Elders, él'dórz. s. persons whose age givesti Elf, ell. s. plural elves, a wandering spirit; them reverence; among the Jews, rulers a devil of the people ; among Presbyterians, lay-|Elflock, elf’lok. s. knots of hair twisted by men introduced into the kirk polity elves Elderly, êi'důr-le. a. no longer young Elicit, é-lis'sit. v. a. to strike out Eldes!, el'dêst. a. the oldest Elicit, é-lis'sít. a. trought into action Elecampane, di-d-kâm-pane'. s. a plant, Elicitation, é-lis-se-ta'shún. 3. a deducing the named also Starwort [object of favour power of the will into act Elect, é-lékt'. v. a. to choose, to select as an Elide, é-ilde'. v. a. to break in pieces Elect, é-lékt'. a. chusen, taken by preference Eligibility, él-e-je-bile-tė. s. worthiness to from among others be chosen Electary, é-lék'ta-rė. s. a form of medicine Eligitle, èl’d-je-bl. a. fit to he chosen made of conserves and powderr, of the con- Elision, e-lizh ản. 8. tba act of cutting off sistence of honey division Election, é-lék'shún. s. the act of choosing ; Elization, el-ik-så'shủn. s. the act of boiling the power of choice; voluntary prefer- Elixir, é-11k'súr. 8. a medicine made by strong (in parliamentary elections infusion; the quintessence of any thing; Electioneering, e-lék-shủn-éér'ing. 8. concern any cordial (kind Elective, é-lék'tiv. a. exerting the power of Elk, élk. s. a large stately animal of the stag choice (to choose or electEll, el. s. a measure containing a yard and a E lector, é-lêk'tůr. s. one who has a right quarter Electoral, e-lêk'td -rål. a. having the dignity Ellipsis, el-tip'sle. s. a figure of rhetorick, by of an elector [an elector which something is left out ; in geometry, Electorate, ê-lêk'td-råte. s. the territory of an oval figure generated from the section of Electure, é-lêk'tůr. s. a mixed metal Electrical, é-lék'tre-kål. Electrick, á-lêk'trik. Elliptick, êl-lip'tik. a. having the form vut magnetism of an ellipsis Electricity, é-lék-tris'è-tė. s. a property in Elm, élm. 8. the name of a tee bodies, whereby, when rubbed, they draw Elncution, &-6-kü shủn. s. the power of doen substances, and emit fire speech ; eloquence, flow of language Electuary, é-lék'tsh4-år-é. 8.--See Electary Elogy, el's-jė. s. praise, panegyrick Eleemosynary, él-e-môz'é-når-é. a living Elongate, é-longʻgåte. v. a. to leugthen Elongation, el-ong-gå'shủn. B. the act of Elegance, él'é-gånse. h. beauty without lengthening; the state of being stretched Elegancy, él'é-gân-se. } Elope, é-idpe'. v. 1. to run away, to break grandeur (beauties ; nice, not coarse loose, to escape (just restraint Elegant, èi'l-gánt. a. pleasing with minuter Elopement, é-1.pe'ment. s. departure from Elegantly, & é gånt-id. ad. in such a manner Eloquence, èi'd-kwếnse. 6. the power of as to please without elevation speaking with fluency and elegance Elegiack, îl-e-jlik. a. used in elegies ;) Eloquent, &i'd-kwént. a, having the power of mournful, sorrowful oratory Elegist, él'e-jíst. s. a writer of elegies E!se, else. pron. other, one besides Elegy, él'é-jé. $. a mournful song Else, else. ad. otherwise ; besides, except Eiement, &'é-ment. $. the first or constituent Elsewhere, else'whảre. ad. in any other place principle of any thing; the proper habita- Elucidate, d-ld'sė-Játe. V. a. to explain, to tion or sphere of any thing; the first rudi clear (exposition ments of literature or science (elements Elucidation, d-lu-se-dd'shủn. s. explanation, Elemental, el-é-měn'til. a. produced by Elucidator, d-lu'se-så-tůr. s. explainer, er Elementary, el-e-mén'tár-é. a. uncompounded positor, commentator Elephant, àl'e-rånt. s. the largest of all quad- Elude, d-lude'. v. fas to avoid ny artifice rupeds (the elephant Eludible, é-lu'de-bl. a. possible to ce deluded Elephantine, el-e-fân'tin. a. pertaining to Elumbated, é-lům'vå-têd. a. weak in the loing Elevate, &l'é-váte. v. a. to exalt for examination, an artifice Elevate, él'é-våte. part. a. exalted, raised Elusion, e-lu'zbûn. s. escape from inquiry aloft (aloft ; exaltation Elusive, e-lu'sir. a. using arts to escape Elutriate, d-l'tré-åte. v. a. to decant, to Eleventh, é-lêr'vath. a. the next in orderli strain out to the tenth Elysian, d-lizhod io. a. exceedingly delightful upon alms Elysiuin, e-lizn'é-um. s. the place assigued, amvezzle, énr-béz'zi. v. a. to appropriate by the heathens to happy souls by breach of trust; to waste Emaciate, è-ma'she-åte. y. a. to waste; to Embezzlement, ém-béz'zl-mếnt. s. the act of deprive of flesh appropriating to himself that which is Emaciate, e-ma'shé-åte.av. n. to lose flesh received in trust for another Emaciation, e-ma-she-a'shủn. s. the act of Einblaze, êm-bláze'. v. a. to enblazon, to making lean; the state of one grown lean paint with ensigns armorial Emaculation, e-måk-d-lå'shún. s. the act of Emblazon, êm-bla'zn. v. a. to adorn with freeing any thing from spots or foulness figures of heraldry; to deck in' glaring Emanant, êm'a-nånt. a. issuirg from some colours (tion, an allusive licture thing else Emblem, &m'blem. . an occult repro sentaEmanate, &m'a-nåte, v. n. to issue or Aow Emblematical, ém-ble-mit'e-kål. from something else Emblematick, êm-ble-mit'ik. a. c. mprio Emanation, ém-mă-ná' shûn. s. the act of is sing an emblem, allusive suing or proceeding from any other sub-Emblematically, ém-blè-måt'è-kil-ė. ed. in stance; that which issues the manner of einblems, allusively Emanative, ém'ân-a-tiv. a. issuing from ano-Emboss, ém-bis'. v. a. to forin with grotuther [from servitude berances; to engrave with relief, or Emancipate, e-mân'sė-påte. v. a. to set free rising work; to enclose, to include, tower Emancipation, e-mån-sé-på'shủn. s. the act of Embossment, êm-bôs'mếnt. s. any thing setting free, deliverance from slavery standing out from the rest; relief, rising Emasculate, e-mås'kd-låte. v. a. to castrate work (the entrails Emasculation, e-más-ku-la'shún. s. castration Embowel, ém-b8d'él. v. a. to deprive of Embale, ém-båle.' v. a. to make up into a Embrace, êm-bråse'. v. a. to hold fondly in bundle; to enclose the arms (brace Embalm, ém-bấm'. v.a. to impregnate a body Embrace, ém-bråse'. v. n. to join in an enn with aromaticks, that it may resist putre-| Eenbrace, érn-bráse', 's. clasp, sond pressure faction in the arms Embarkation, ém-bảr-ka'shủn. $. the act of Embracement, éın-bråse'mânt. 9. clasp in the putting or going on shipboard arms, enclosure ;, conjugal endearinent Embargo, em-bảr'gd. $. a prohibition to pass, Embrasure, êm-brå-zhůre'. s. an aperture in a stop put to trade the wall, battlement Embark, ém-bảrk' v. a. to put on shipboard; Embrocate, ém'bro-kåte. v. a. to rub any part to engage another in any affair diseased with medicinal liquors Embark, em-bảrk'. v. n. to go on shipbcard; || Embrocation, ém-brð-ka'shún. 8. the lotion to engage in any affair with which any diseased part is washed Embarrass, ém-bår'rås. v. a. to perplex, to Embroider, éin-brởe'dúr. v. a. to decorais entangle *[ity, entanglement with figured works Embarrassment, ém-bår'rås-mênt. s. perplex-Embroiderer, ém-broé'dúr-úr. s. one that Embase, ém-båse'. v. a. to vitiate ; to degrade adorns with needlework Embasement, &in-båse' ment. 8. depravation Embroidery, em-brydayr-.. 8. variegated Embassador, êm-bie'si-dur. 8. one sent on a needlework (tract public message on a public message Embroil, ém-broil'. v. 2. to disturb, to diss, 8. the offspring yet Embassage, ém'bås-såje. Embassy, ém'bås-se s. a publick mes Embryon, ém'bré-on. unfinished in the womb; any thing unfin sage ; any solemn massage ished (dation, corrigible Embattle, ém-båt'tl. v. a. to range in order Emendable, e-mên'da-bl. a. capable of emerof battle [a bay Emendation, ém-én-ca'shủn. 8. correction, alEmbay, em-hå. v. a. to bathe ; to enclose teration of any thing from worse to better Embellish, êm-bell?sh. v. A. to adorn; Emerald, én'é-råld. s. a green precious stone beautify [inent, decoration Emerge, e-mérje'. v. n. to rise out of any Embellishment, êm-b21/1ĩs-Inent. 8. thing in which it is covered Embers, êm'bẫrz. 5. hot cinders Emergence, e-mér'jếnsa. s. the act of Ember-week, ém'bůr-wèék. 8. a week in Emergency, e-mêr'jên-sé. which an ember-day falls. The ember rising into view; any sudden occasion ; days at the four seasons are the Wednes pressiog necessity day, Friday, and Saturday, after the first | Emergent, e-mêr'jềnt. a. rising into view u Sunday in Lent, the feast of Pentecost, notice ; sudden, unexpected, casual September fourteenth December tuir-Emerited, e-mêr'it-éd, a. allowed to have teenth done sufficient publick service orna |