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Webster Dictionary :: Estopped

ESTOP'PED, pp. Hindered; barred; precluded by one's own act.

Webster Dictionary :: Estop

ESTOP', v.t. In law, to impede or bar, by one's own act. A man shall always be e...

Webster Dictionary :: Estivation

ESTIVA'TION, n. [L. oestivatio, from oestas, summer, oestivo, to pass the summer...

Webster Dictionary :: Estivate

ES'TIVATE, v.i. To pass the summer.

Webster Dictionary :: Estival

ES'TIVAL, a. [L. oestivus, from oestas, summer. See Heat .] Pertaining to summer...

Webster Dictionary :: Estimator

ES'TIMATOR, n. One who estimates or values.

Webster Dictionary :: Estimative

ES'TIMATIVE, a. Having the power of comparing and adjusting the worth or prefere...

Webster Dictionary :: Estimation

ESTIMA'TION, n. [L. oestimatio.] The act of estimating. 1. Calculation; computat...

Webster Dictionary :: Estimating

ES'TIMATING, ppr. Valuing; rating; forming an opinion or judgment of the value, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Estimated

ES'TIMATED, pp. Valued; rated in opinion or judgment.

Webster Dictionary :: Estimate

ES'TIMATE, v.t. [L. oestimo. See Esteem .] 1. To judge and form an opinion of th...

Webster Dictionary :: Estimableness

ES'TIMABLENESS, n. The quality of deserving esteem or regard.

Webster Dictionary :: Estimable

ES'TIMABLE, a. 1. That is capable of being estimated or valued; as estimable dam...

Webster Dictionary :: Esteeming

ESTEE'MING, ppr. Valuing; estimating; valuing highly; prizing; thinking; deeming.

Webster Dictionary :: Esteemer

ESTEE'MER, n. One who esteems; one who sets a high value on any thing. A proud e...

Webster Dictionary :: Esteemed

ESTEE'MED, pp. Valued; estimated; highly valued or prized on account of worth; t...

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