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Traditional English :: efface
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efface.html - v. 1 tr. rub or wipe out (a mark etc.). 2 tr. (in abstract senses) obliterate; wipe out (effaced it from his memory). 3 tr. utterly surpass; eclipse ( success has effaced all previous attempts). 4 refl. treat or regard oneself as unimportant (self-effacing). effacement n. [F effacer (as EX-(1), FACE)] |
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Traditional English :: efface
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efface.html - v. 1 tr. rub or wipe out (a mark etc.). 2 tr. (in abstract senses) obliterate; wipe out (effaced it from his memory). 3 tr. utterly surpass; eclipse ( success has effaced all previous attempts). 4 refl. treat or regard oneself as unimportant (self-effacing). effacement n. [F effacer (as EX-(1), FACE)] |
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Traditional English :: efface
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efface.html - v. 1 tr. rub or wipe out (a mark etc.). 2 tr. (in abstract senses) obliterate; wipe out (effaced it from his memory). 3 tr. utterly surpass; eclipse ( success has effaced all previous attempts). 4 refl. treat or regard oneself as unimportant (self-effacing). effacement n. [F effacer (as EX-(1), FACE)] |
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English Idioms :: effect
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efface.html - See: IN EFFECT, INTO EFFECT, SOUND EFFECTS, TAKE EFFECT, TO THAT EFFECT, TO THE EFFECT THAT, |
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English Idioms :: effigy
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efface.html - See: HANG IN EFFIGY or BURN IN EFFIGY. |
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Traditional English :: eff
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efface.html - v. sl. euphem. 1 tr. & intr. (often foll. by off) = FUCK (in expletive use). 2 intr. say fuck or similar coarse slang words. effing and blinding using coarse slang. [name of the letter F, as a euphemistic abbr.] |
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