Gruber's Sat 3400 List Enamored To Erstwhile

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enamored (of)

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in love with

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enclave

Back 2

country/part of a country surrounded by another country

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encomium

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expression of high praise

Hint 3

This part of the existing hymn ends with an encomium of the Delian festival of Apollo and of the Delian choirs.

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encumbrance

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hundrance, obstruction

Hint 4

He failed to see any advantage in carrying about such a useless encumbrance.

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endemic

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confined o a particular country or area

Hint 5

“He has no business in this quarter, unless it be curiosity, which is an endemic in these woods.

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enervate

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to weaken

Hint 6

or would the sight of it bring recollections calculated to enervate and distress?

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enfranchise

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to give the right to vote

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But if a man have the fortitude, and resolution, to enfranchise himself at once, that is the best:

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enmity

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hostility, hatred

Hint 8

Made peace of enmity, fair love of hate,

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ensconce

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to hide, to conceal, to settle comfortably

Hint 9

et us ensconce ourselves in the vestibule of the sanctuary; he will be here anon.

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entity

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independant being

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vitriolic

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Bitterly scathing; caustic: vitriolic criticism.

Hint 11

"If you are not good, none is good"-- those little words may give a terrific meaning to responsibility, may hold a vitriolic intensity for remorse.

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envisage

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to imagine, to form a mental picture

Hint 12

He did not at first envisage his own plight in definite and comprehensible terms.

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epigram

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witty saying

Hint 13

In the society in which she lived such plain statements produced the effect of the wittiest epigram.

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epistle

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a letter

Hint 14

Ruby Gillis wrote a gushing epistle deploring Anne's absence, assuring her she was horribly missed in everything,

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epithet

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descriptive word or prase

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I don't know; but if they do, I believe he merits the epithet.

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equanmity

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calmness, evenness of temperament

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equipoise

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balance

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, still hung suspended, in my mind, in beautiful equipoise.

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equivocal

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doubtful, ambiguous

Hint 18

Johnson, the man who had chafed me raw when I first came aboard, seemed the least equivocal of the men forward or aft.

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equivocate

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to confuse by speaking in ambiguous terms

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erotic

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pertraining to sexual love

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If they had not done justice to his erotic bellowings and gesticulations, he stuck in, in a large inky scrawl, all and more than they had omitted.

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ersatz

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artificial, inferior substitute

Hint 21

ersatz elevator

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erstwhile

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meanwhile

Hint 22

In the great world, where great captains of industry die, all wheels under their erstwhile management are stopped for a minute