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(Fr.) A seditious or revolutionary outbreak; a riot, a tumult, a commotion. e-mew (ew as ū), s. [EMU.] *em-forth, prep. [A. S. em, in compos.=even with, and Eng. forth .] According or in proportion to; to the extent of. 1635 *em-i-cant, a. [Lat. emicans , pr. par. of emico to shine out: e=out, and mico to shine, to sparkle.] Beaming out; darting out like a beam of light. ěm-I-ca-tion, s . [Lat. emicatio , from emico to shine or sparkle out.] [EMICANT.] A flying off in small particles, as from heated iron, fermenting liquors, .