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Traditional English :: eremite
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eremitism.html - n. a hermit or recluse (esp. Christian). eremitic adj. eremitical adj. eremitism n. [ME f. OF, var. of hermite, ermite HERMIT] |
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Traditional English :: eremite
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eremitism.html - n. a hermit or recluse (esp. Christian). eremitic adj. eremitical adj. eremitism n. [ME f. OF, var. of hermite, ermite HERMIT] |
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Traditional English :: eremite
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eremitism.html - n. a hermit or recluse (esp. Christian). eremitic adj. eremitical adj. eremitism n. [ME f. OF, var. of hermite, ermite HERMIT] |
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Traditional English :: ere
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eremitism.html - prep. & conj.
poet. or archaic before (of time) (ere noon; ere they come). [OE ór f. Gmc] |
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Traditional English :: erect
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eremitism.html - adj. & v. --adj. 1 upright, vertical.
2 (of the penis, clitoris, or nipples) enlarged and rigid, esp. in sexual excitement.
3 (of hair) bristling, standing up from the skin. --v.tr.
1 raise; set upright.
2 build.
3 establish (erect a theory). erectable adj. erectly adv. erectness n. erector n. [ME f. L erigere erect- set up (as E-, regere direct)] |
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Traditional English :: erectile
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eremitism.html - adj. that can be erected or become erect. erectile tissue Physiol. animal tissue that is capable of becoming rigid, esp. with sexual excitement. [F |
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