ēmercor v. dep. a. to buy up; purchase; bribe emere ēmĕrĕo v. a. To obtain by service; to gain; earn; To serve out; complete ēmergo v. a. and n. to bring forth; bring to light; raise up; to come forth; come up; arise Ēmĕrĭta a city of Lusitania; Merida; of Emerita ēmĕrĭtus subst ēmersus ēmersus a coming out; coming forth; an appearing ēmĕtĭcus adj. emetic; turning the stomach; an incitement to vomit ēmētĭor v. dep. a. to measure out ēmĕto v. a. to mow away; mow down ēmĭcātim adv. springing forth ēmĭcātĭo a springing forth ēmĭco v. n. to spring out; spring forth; to break forth ēmīgrātĭo a removal from a place; emigration ēmīgro v. n. and a. to remove; depart; to emigrate eminatio ēmĭnens P. a. ēmĭnenter adv. highly; eminently ēmĭnentĭa a standing out; projecting; a prominence; the prominent; light parts; excellenc… ēmĭnĕo v. n. to stand out; project; to be prominent; stand out; become conspicuous ēmĭniscor v. dep. a. to devise; contrive; N. cr eminor ēmĭnŭlus adj. dim; projecting a little ēmĭnus adv. aloof; at fighting distance; a spear's-throw off; at a distance; from a distance ēmīror v. dep. a. to wonder greatly at; N. cr.; N. cr ēmiscĕo v. a. to mingle by pouring out; to mix ēmissārĭum an outlet ēmissārĭus An emissary; scout; spy; a young branch; a shoot ēmissīcĭus adj. sent out; put forth ēmissĭo a sending out; darting forth; a letting go; power of projecting; hurling; a let… ēmissŏr he who sends out; throws out ēmissus ēmissus a sending forth; emission ēmītesco v. inch. n. to become mild; mellow; N. cr ēmitto v. a. to send out; send forth; to let out; to let forth; let go; send out emmănes the plant emmŏton a salve spread on lint ĕmo v. a. to buy; purchase; to buy; buy up; to purchase ēmŏdĕror v. dep. a. to moderate ēmŏdŭlor v. dep. a. to sing; celebrate ēmŏlĭmentum ēmōlĭor v. dep. a. to move out; bring out by effort ēmollĭo v. a. to make soft; to soften ēmŏlo v. a. to grind up; to grind out; consume by grinding ēmŏlŭmentĭcĭus adj. relating to gain; dread of losing profits ēmŏlŭmentum effort; exertion; gain; profit; advantage ēmŏnĕo v. a. to admonish ēmŏrĭor v. dep. n. to die off; to die; depart; he talks to the dead; to perish; cease ēmortŭālis adj. belonging to death ēmortuus dead ēmōtus ēmŏvĕo v. a. to move out; move away; remove; to protrude; to drive away; expel Empanda Empĕdŏcles a famous natural philosopher of Agrigentum; Empedoclean; the soul; fin.— Subst empĕtros a plant called in pure Lat emphănistĭcum a duty paid by a priest for the ordination emphăsis emphasis; rhetorical stress emphragma a stoppage; obstruction emphўteusis a permanent tenure of land upon condition of cultivating ... emphўteuta the lessee in the tenure of emphyteusis; belonging to emp... emphўteutĭcus adj. pertaining to emphyteusis empīrĭce empiricism; a system founded wholly on practice; an empiric emplastrātĭo the insertion of a small piece of the bark in inoculating... emplastro v. a. to inoculate by inserting a bit of the bark with the eye;... emplastrum a plaster; the band of bark which surrounds the eye in ingrafting; t... emplecton rubble-work; a sort of masonry in which the space between... empŏnēma the value added to land by culture empŏrētĭcus adj. pertaining to trade Empŏrĭa a district on the shore of the Lesser Syrtis Empŏrĭae a city of; near the Pyrenees; Its inhabitants empŏrĭum a place of trade; a market-town; market empŏrus a trader; merchant; title of a play of Philemon emprosthŏtŏnĭa a disease in which the limbs are drawn forward and stiffe... emptīcĭus adj. bought; purchased emptĭo a buying; purchase; of horses emptĭto v. freq. a. to be in the habit of purchasing; to purchase often emptivom militem emptor a buyer; purchaser; who buys them dearly emptrix she who buys emptŭrĭens adj. desiring to buy emptus empȳĭcus suffering from abscesses; expectoration of blood Empylus a rhetorician of Rhodes empўrĭus adj. fiery ēmūgĭo v. a. to bellow out; cry aloud ēmulgĕo v. a. to milk out; to drain out; exhaust ēmulsus ēmunctĭo a wiping; blowing of the nose ēmunctōrĭum a pair of snuffers ēmunctus ēmundātĭo a cleansing ēmundo v. a. to clean out; make quite clean; to cleanse; purify ēmungo v. a. to wipe; blow the nose; mid ēmūnĭo v. a. to fortify; secure; provide with a wall ēmusco v. a. to clear from moss emussitata ēmūtātĭo a change; alteration ēmūto v. a. to change; alter ĕmys a kind of freshwater tortoise