Encumberance
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Irish-English/English-Irish Easy Reference Dictionary (2000)
Irish-English/English-Irish Easy Reference Dictionaryby The Educational Company of Ireland
together with eipic [2 epic eipidéìm [2 epidemic eipidéimeach adj epidemic eipidéimeolaí m4 epidemiologist eire m4 load, encumberance, ...
The Sterling Dictionary For Misspellers (1995)
by Vijaya Kumar
enamel enamal enamour enamer encumbrance encumberance endeavour endevour endocrine endocrin endorse endorce endorsement endorcement endurance endurence enema enirna enforceable enforcable engagement engajement ...
An English Dictionary (1717)
Explaining the Difficult Terms ... by Elisha Coles
Encumberance, f. an hindrance. Encomiad, g. a Praifer of fertues, Encomiaitick, belonging to Encomium.-ion, g. a ß>eech in the Prat je or Commendation of any. Encontreweil, o. prevent. Encrées, o. increafe. Encrochmenr, a yrejfing too far ...
A Complete Encyclopedia of Virginia Law (1922)
Being a Concise But Complete Alphabetical Presentation of the Present Common and Statute Law, Civil and Criminal of the Commonwealth Based on the Monumental Works of Dr. B. Minor, Etc.; with Forms by Samuel Need Hurst
Encumberance — See Chattel Mortgage ; Conditional Sale, or Reservation Title or Lien; Deed of Trust; Judgment Lien ; Liens of Mechanics and Others; Mortgage ; Vendor's Lien. Endorsement — See Negotiable Instruments ; Promissory and ...
Dictionary Of Public Administration (2007)
by U.C. Mandal
Encumberance An expense "earmarked" to be incurred in a particular time period . Allows for the accounting of funds to be spent in the future while keeping track of funds truly available on a project. Encumbrance Anything that affects or ...
Dictionary of the Synonymous Words and Technical Terms in the English Language (1806)
by James Leslie (of Edinburgh.)
cum- brance, degravation, encumberance ; burden of a song ...
Walkerʼs Pronouncing Dictionary in which the Accentuation, Orthography, and Pronunciation of the English Language is Distinctly Shown According to the Present Practice of the Most Eminent Lexicographers by William Enfield (1850)
by John Walker
ENG ENS Encumberance, en-klin'-brléns, a. a clog, an impediment Encyclopa- dia, en-si-klb~pé'~dyil, s. a complete circle of sciences End, End', 3. extremity, conclusion, design, death [to prejudice Endamagc, en-diim'dithh, v. a. to hurt, ...
A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the folio ed., by the author. To which is prefixed, A grammar of the English language. [Another] (1799)
by Samuel Johnson
Weight ; pressure; encumberance, Pope. J. Weight, or violence of blows. Dryden. 4. Anything that depresses. Ray. j. A* much drink aj one can bear. L'Eftr. 7i LOAD. v. a. [hlaban, Saxon.] 1. To burden; to freight. Shakspeare. a. To encumber ; to ...
A new dictionary of the English language (1839)
by Charles Richardson
To remove, to free from — burthen, hinderance, obstruction, impediment, encumberance.
Walker's Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language (1859)
Enlarged and Amended by P. Austin Nuttall
to clog, to Impede Encumberance, en-kum'-brens, s. a clog, an impediment Encyelopaedis, ...
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Scrabble value of E1N1C3U1M3B3E1R1A1N1C3E1
The value of this 12-letter word is 20 points. It is included in the first and second editions of the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.
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