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Webster Dictionary :: Emancipation

EMANCIPA'TION, n. The act of setting free from slavery, servitude, subjection or...

Webster Dictionary :: Emancipator

EMAN'CIPATOR, n. One who emancipates or liberates from bondage or restraint.

Webster Dictionary :: Emane

EMA'NE, v.i. [L. emano.] To issue or flow from. but this is not an elegant word....

Webster Dictionary :: Emarginate

EM`ARGINATE EM`ARGINATED, a. [L. margo, whence emargino.] 1. In botany, notched ...

Webster Dictionary :: Emarginately

EM`ARGINATELY, adv. In the form of notches.

Webster Dictionary :: Emasculate

EM`ASCULATE, v.t. [Low L. emasculo, from e and masculus, a male. See Male .] 1. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Emasculated

EM`ASCULATED, pp. Castrated; weakened.

Webster Dictionary :: Emasculating

EM`ASCULATING, ppr. Castrating; felding; depriving of vigor.

Webster Dictionary :: Emasculation

EMASCULA'TION, n. The act of depriving a male of the parts which characterize th...

Webster Dictionary :: Embale

EMBA'LE, v.t. 1. To make up into a bundle, bale or package; to pack. 2. To bind;...

Webster Dictionary :: Embalm

EMB'ALM, v.t. emb'am. 1. To open a dead body, take out the intestines,and fill t...

Webster Dictionary :: Embalmed

EMB`ALMED, pp. Filled with aromatic plants for preservation; preserved from loss...

Webster Dictionary :: Embalmer

EMB`ALMER, n. One who embalms bodies for preservation.

Webster Dictionary :: Embalming

EMB`ALMING, ppr. Filling a dead body with spices for preservation; preserving wi...

Webster Dictionary :: Embar

EMB`AR, v.t. [en and bar.] To shut, close or fasten with a bar; to make fast. 1....

Webster Dictionary :: Embarcation

EMBARCA'TION, n. Embarkation, which see.

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