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101en|thrall|ment — or en|thral|ment «ehn THRL muhnt», noun. 1. the act of enthralling: »the enthrallment of captives. 2. the state of being enthralled. 3. anything that enthralls or subjugates …
102ex|per´i|ment´er — ex|per|i|ment «verb. ehk SPEHR uh mehnt; noun. ehk SPEHR uh muhnt», verb, noun. –v.i. to try in order to find out; make trials or tests: »A baby experiments with his hands. The painter is experimenting with different paints to get the color he… …
103ex|per|i|ment — «verb. ehk SPEHR uh mehnt; noun. ehk SPEHR uh muhnt», verb, noun. –v.i. to try in order to find out; make trials or tests: »A baby experiments with his hands. The painter is experimenting with different paints to get the color he wants. –n. 1. a… …
104ex|toll|ment — ex|tol|ment or ex|toll|ment «ehk STOHL muhnt, STOL », noun. the act of extolling or praising; eulogy …
105ex|tol|ment — or ex|toll|ment «ehk STOHL muhnt, STOL », noun. the act of extolling or praising; eulogy …
106flesh|ment — «FLEHSH muhnt», noun. Obsolete. the excitement resulting from a first success. ╂[< flesh, verb transitive + ment] …
107fo|ment´er — fo|ment «foh MEHNT», transitive verb. 1. to foster (trouble, rebellion, or other turmoil); promote: »Three sailors were fomenting a mutiny on the ship. SYNONYM(S): encourage, instigate. 2. to apply warm water, hot cloths, or other sources of heat …
108fo|ment — «foh MEHNT», transitive verb. 1. to foster (trouble, rebellion, or other turmoil); promote: »Three sailors were fomenting a mutiny on the ship. SYNONYM(S): encourage, instigate. 2. to apply warm water, hot cloths, or other sources of heat to (a… …
109fore|stal|ment — fore|stall|ment or fore|stal|ment «fr STL muhnt, fohr », noun. the act of forestalling …
110fore|stall|ment — or fore|stal|ment «fr STL muhnt, fohr », noun. the act of forestalling …
