Effuse

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 158
ef-fflz', v.t to four nut to pour forth, as words: to shed. fL. cffundo, effusus~-ef — ex), out, and fun do, to pour Effusion, ef-fttzhuii, « act of pouring out: that which is poured out or forth Effusive, ef-fuV.iv, ad; paining forth abundantly gushing — adv Effu's ively. —« Effu'- sivene . Eft, eft, «. a kind of h/ard: a newt fA.S. efete, peril, akin to Gr of/tis, a serpent, Sans apada, a reptile a, neg and pad a loot See Newt Egg, eg, an oval body laid by birds and certain other animals, from which their young are pioduccd anything shaped like an egg. {A.S erg; cog. with Ice. egg, Ger. ci, L. ovum, Gr. don See Oval Egg. eg, v to instigate [Ice egg/a—egg, an edge cog with A S ecg. See Edge
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