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Traditional English :: erupt
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eruption.html - v.intr. 1 break out suddenly or dramatically. 2 (of a volcano) become active and eject lava etc. 3 a (of a rash, boil, etc.) appear on the skin. b (of the skin) produce a rash etc. 4 (of the teeth) break through the gums in normal development. eruption n. eruptive adj. [L erumpere erupt- (as E-, rumpere break)] |
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Traditional English :: erupt
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eruption.html - v.intr. 1 break out suddenly or dramatically. 2 (of a volcano) become active and eject lava etc. 3 a (of a rash, boil, etc.) appear on the skin. b (of the skin) produce a rash etc. 4 (of the teeth) break through the gums in normal development. eruption n. eruptive adj. [L erumpere erupt- (as E-, rumpere break)] |
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Traditional English :: erubescent
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eruption.html - adj.
reddening, blushing. [L erubescere (as E-, rubescere f. rubere be red)] |
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Traditional English :: eructation
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eruption.html - n.
the act or an instance of belching. [L eructatio f. eructare (as E-, ructare belch)] |
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Traditional English :: erudite
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eruption.html - adj. 1 (of a person) learned. 2 (of writing etc.) showing great learning. eruditely adv. erudition n. [ME f. L eruditus past part. of erudire instruct, train (as E-, rudis untrained)] |
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Traditional English :: erupt
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eruption.html - v.intr. 1 break out suddenly or dramatically. 2 (of a volcano) become active and eject lava etc. 3 a (of a rash, boil, etc.) appear on the skin. b (of the skin) produce a rash etc. 4 (of the teeth) break through the gums in normal development. eruption n. eruptive adj. [L erumpere erupt- (as E-, rumpere break)] |
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