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Webster Dictionary :: Estray
ESTRA'Y, v.i. To stray. [See Stray .] ESTRA'Y , n. A tame beast, as a horse, ox ...
Webster Dictionary :: Estrapade
ESTRAPA'DE, n. The defense of a horse that will not obey, and which, to get rid ...
Webster Dictionary :: Estranging
ESTRANGING, ppr. Alienating; withdrawing; keeping at or removing to a distance.
Webster Dictionary :: Estrangement
ESTRANGEMENT, n. Alienation; a keeping at a distance; removal; voluntary abstrac...
Webster Dictionary :: Estranged
ESTRANGED, pp. Withdrawn; withheld; alienated.
Webster Dictionary :: Estrange
ESTRANGE, v.t. 1. To keep at a distance; to withdraw; to cease to frequent and b...
Webster Dictionary :: Estrade
ESTRA'DE, n. An even or level place.
Webster Dictionary :: Estovers
ESTO'VERS, n. In law, necessaries, or supplies; a reasonable allowance out of la...
Webster Dictionary :: Estopping
ESTOP'PING, ppr. Impeding; barring by one's own act.
Webster Dictionary :: Estoppel
ESTOP'PEL, n. In law, a stop; a plea in bar, grounded on a man's own act or deed...
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.
