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Definition of enter
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Enter (v. i.) To go or come in; -- often with in used
pleonastically;
also, to
begin;
to take the first
steps..
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Volunteer
::
Volunteer
(a.) One who
enters
into, or
offers
for, any
service
of his own free
will..
Axis
::
Axis (n.) A
straight
line with
respect
to which the
different
parts of a
magnitude
are
symmetrically
arranged;
as, the axis of a
cylinder,
i. e., the axis of a cone, that is, the
straight
line
joining
the
vertex
and the
center
of the base; the axis of a
circle,
any
straight
line
passing
through
the
center..
Preventer
::
Preventer
(n.) One who goes
before;
one who
forestalls
or
anticipates
another.
Bull''s-eye
::
Bull's-eye
(n.) The
center
of a
target.
Tentering
::
Tentering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Tente.
Renter
::
Renter
(v. t.) To
restore
the
original
design
of, by
working
in new warp; -- said with
reference
to
tapestry..
Entrance
::
Entrance
(n.) The
passage,
door, or gate, for
entering..
Dysentery
::
Dysentery
(n.) A
disease
attended
with
inflammation
and
ulceration
of the colon and
rectum,
and
characterized
by
griping
pains,
constant
desire
to
evacuate
the
bowels,
and the
discharge
of mucus and
blood..
Company
::
Company
(n.) An
association
of
persons
for the
purpose
of
carrying
on some
enterprise
or
business;
a
corporation;
a firm; as, the East India
Company;
an
insurance
company;
a
joint-stock
company..
Bull''s-eye
::
Bull's-eye
(n.) A small round
cloud,
with a ruddy
center,
supposed
by
sailors
to
portend
a
storm..
Vortiginous
::
Vortiginous
(a.)
Moving
rapidly
round a
center;
vortical.
#NAME?
::
-ic () A
suffix,
denoting
that the
element
indicated
enters
into
certain
compounds
with its
highest
valence,
or with a
valence
relatively
higher
than in
compounds
where the name of the
element
ends in -ous; as,
ferric,
sulphuric.
It is also used in the
general
sense of
pertaining
to; as,
hydric,
sodic,
calcic..
Adventurous
::
Adventurous
(n.)
Inclined
to
adventure;
willing
to incur
hazard;
prone to
embark
in
hazardous
enterprise;
rashly
daring;
--
applied
to
persons.
Concentre
::
Concentre
(v. i.) To come to one
point;
to meet in, or
converge
toward,
a
common
center;
to have a
common
center..
Diverging
::
Diverging
(a.)
Tending
in
different
directions
from a
common
center;
spreading
apart;
divergent.
Sucker
::
Sucker
(n.) A small piece of
leather,
usually
round,
having
a
string
attached
to the
center,
which,
when
saturated
with water and
pressed
upon a stone or other body
having
a
smooth
surface,
adheres,
by
reason
of the
atmospheric
pressure,
with such force as to
enable
a
considerable
weight
to be thus
lifted
by the
string;
-- used by
children
as a
plaything..
Anenterous
::
Anenterous
(a.)
Destitute
of a
stomach
or an
intestine.
Thrust
::
Thrust
(v. i.) To enter by
pushing;
to
squeeze
in.
Scalper
::
Scalper
(n.) A
person
who buys
tickets
for
entertainment
or
sports
events
and sells them at a
profit,
often at a much
higher
price.
Also,
ticket
scalper..
Center
::
Center
(n.) A
temporary
structure
upon which the
materials
of a vault or arch are
supported
in
position
until the work
becomes
self-supporting.
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