You are seeing Ask web results for Emacerate.
|
Emacerate. E*mac"er*ate\, v. t. & i. [L. emaceratus emaciated; e + macerare to make soft.] To make lean or to become lean; to emaciate. [Obs.] --Bullokar. ...
|
|
Copy & paste this link to your blog or website to reference this page ... Free study guides ... Free book reports s...
|
||
|
Dictionary > Elf-Emi > Emacerate. Emacerate Meaning and Definition. (v. t. & i.) To make lean or to become lean; to emaciate. ...
|
||
|
Dictionary > Elf-Emi > Emaceration. Emaceration Meaning and Definition. (n.) Emaciation. Emaceration: words in the definition. Emaciation,. See Also ...
|
||
|
Usethe emacerate kindred toward soups, the irrefutable kindred toward ... Hokkien individuate toward thicknessexclusive of toward places emacerate spaghetti ...
|
||
|
Synonyms thesaurus that start with the letter: EM (707 entries) ... Home | Add New Abbreviation | Your List | Tools | Become an Editor | Tell a Friend | Links | Awards | Testimonials | Press | News | APIs new! | About ... Search emacerate on Amazon.com!
|
||
|
Today in History ... Ask a Question...
|
||
|
Materials that are no longer needed and are discarded. Examples are household waste, industrial waste (which often contains toxic ... By recycling, some materials in waste can be reclaimed for further use. ... There has been a tendency to increase the amount of waste generated per person in industrialized countries,
|
||
|
Some time ago, during a discussion on alt.usage.english about inventive spelling and obsolete words, I happened to use the phrase inkhorn term in one of my messages, which immediately caused a small flurry of “Er, ... Why did impede catch on but not expede? Why did emacerate lose out to emaciate but emancipate survive?
|
