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Traditional English :: fulgent
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fulgent.html - adj.
poet. or rhet. shining, brilliant. [ME f. L fulgere shine] |
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Traditional English :: fulgent
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fulgent.html - adj.
poet. or rhet. shining, brilliant. [ME f. L fulgere shine] |
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Traditional English :: fulgent
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fulgent.html - adj.
poet. or rhet. shining, brilliant. [ME f. L fulgere shine] |
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Traditional English :: fulguration
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fulgent.html - n.
Surgery the destruction of tissue by means of high-voltage electric sparks. [L fulguratio sheet lightning f. fulgur lightning] |
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Traditional English :: fulgurite
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fulgent.html - n.
Geol. a rocky substance of sand fused or vitrified by lightning. [L fulgur lightning] |
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English Idioms :: full
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fulgent.html - See: HAVE ONE'S HANDS FULL, IN FULL SWING, TO THE FULL. |
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