eclosion (eklozhon)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 8
[F. éclosion, eclysis (ek'li-sis), n. [ of the voice through three quarter-tones, a release or deliverance, ecod (e-kod'), interj. [One of the numerous variations, as egad, begad, bedad, etc., of the oath by God.] By God; egad: a minced oath. [Now rare.] Ecod , you're in the right of it. Sheridan (?), The Camp, i. 1. Ecod! how the wind blows! what a grand time we shall S. Judd, Margaret, i. 14. have!
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →