enigmatical canon

See riddle-canon, entonner (afi-ton-na') Fr. v. To intone; to sing or chant, enimma (a-nem'-ma) It. n. entr' acte (afi-trakt') Fr. n. Enigma. 1. The interval of time between enjoue (afi-zhu-a') Fr. adj. acts. Lively; merry, 2. Light musical composition suitenjouement (an-zhu-man') Fr. n. able to be played between acts. Cheerfulne ; playfulne . entrada (en-tra'-da) Spa. n. enlever (afi-lu-va') Fr. v. entrante (en-tran'-te) It. n. To lift, as the hand in beating time. 6noncer (a-nofi-sa') Fr. v. entrata (en-tra'-ta) It. n. To enunciate: to word. Entrance; introduction; prelude, enonciation (a-nofi-sas-yon') Fr. n. entre-chats (afit-ru-sha') Fr. n. Utterance; expre ion; enunciation, Literally, an introduction, an entrance: applied to the peculiar bounds enoplia (en-6'-pli-a) Grk. n. with which a dancer leaps acro the Literally, under arms: applied to the stage on entering. war music of the Spartans. Military dancing was a part of the education entree (aii-tra') Fr. n. of the Spartan youth. Dancing in Entrance; introduction; prelude, their fighting gear trained them in the entremese (en-tre-ma'-sa) Spa. n. art of hand to hand combat. The A burlesque interlude, Pyrrhic or war dance imitated the entremets (ant-ru-ma') Fr. n. modes of avoiding blows and darts, Literally, a table relish: movements also the hurling of javelins. It was introduced variety. into a composition for practiced by the children of Sparta. Before a battle the Spartans^ offered Entscheidung (ent-shi'-doongk) Ger. n. sacrifices in the early morning and Decision; a cutting short. then set out against the enemy with entschieden (ent-she'-den) Ger. adj. closed ranks and regular step, and the Decided; clear; positive. war song, a hymn to Mars, the god entschlafen (ent-shla'-fen) Ger. v. of war. To diminish gradually; to die away. enregi eur rivoire (an-rfi-jes-sur' r€- Entschlie ung Ger. n. (ent - schles' - oongk) vwar') Fr. Determination; resolution. An invention in 1895 by Rivoire of 208 189 entschlo en much exercise. epitritus Later this dance beentschlo en (ent-shlos'-sen) Ger. adj. came a profe ional dance, and was Determined. Entschlo enheit (ent-schlos'-sen-hit) given over to the servants of the Ger. n. household, Firmne . epinette (a-pe-net') Fr. n. Entschlu The French name for spinet de- Resolution,(ent-shloos') Ger. n. rived from the word epine, meaning entusiasmo (en-too-zi-as'-mo) It. n. thorn, and referring to the quills Enthusiasm. which pluck the strings in producing Entwurf (ent-voorf) Ger. n. sounds. Outline of a composition; design; sketch, epinicion (ep-i-nis'-i-6n) Eng. n. from enunciato (a-noon-chi-a'-t6) It. adj. 1. Grk. A song of triumph. Enunciated; proclaimed, 2. In the Greek Church, the Trienunciazione ( a-noon-chi-a'-tsi-6'-ne ) umphal Sanctus or triumphal hymn, It. n. Enunciation; announcement, epiodion (ep-i-6'-di-6n) Grk. n. envoy A funeral-song; dirge, Formerly a postscript to a compo episode sition, particularly a ballad or other episode (a-pe-sod) Fr. n. sentimental poem, A portion of a composition not founded upon the principal theme or eolia (a-6'-H-a) subject. In a fugue, applied to such eolian (a-6'-li-an) It. n. See ^Eolian. parts, as come between the repetitions of the main theme,