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Traditional English :: estrange
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estrangement.html - v.tr. (usu. in passive; often foll. by from) cause (a person or group) to turn away in feeling or affection; alienate. estrangement n. [ME f. AF estraunger, OF estranger f. L extraneare treat as a stranger f. extraneus stranger] |
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Traditional English :: estrange
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estrangement.html - v.tr. (usu. in passive; often foll. by from) cause (a person or group) to turn away in feeling or affection; alienate. estrangement n. [ME f. AF estraunger, OF estranger f. L extraneare treat as a stranger f. extraneus stranger] |
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Traditional English :: estrange
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estrangement.html - v.tr. (usu. in passive; often foll. by from) cause (a person or group) to turn away in feeling or affection; alienate. estrangement n. [ME f. AF estraunger, OF estranger f. L extraneare treat as a stranger f. extraneus stranger] |
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Traditional English :: estreat
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estrangement.html - n. & v. Law --n. 1 a copy of a court record of a fine etc. for use in prosecution.
2 the enforcement of a fine or forfeiture of a recognizance. --v.tr. enforce the forfeit of (a fine etc., esp. surety for bail). [ME f. AF estrete, OF estraite f. estraire f. L extrahere EXTRACT] |
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Traditional English :: estrogen
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estrangement.html - US var. of OESTROGEN. |
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Traditional English :: estrus etc.
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estrangement.html - US var. of OESTRUS etc. |
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