entryway (entriwa)

for ingre ; an entry. entunet (en-tūn'), v. t. [ nucleate, and cf. Chapman, Revenge for Honour, i. 2. enucleate (e-nūklē-āt), a. [L. epriv. + nu cleat us , having a kernel: see nucle enucleate, v.] Having no nucleus. enucleater (ē-nūklē-ā-ter), n . One who enuenucleation (ē-nu-klē-ā'shon), n . [= F. énu cléation; as enucleate , v ., + -ion .] 1. The act of enucleating, or removing a body (as a kernel, seed, tumor, the eyeball, etc.) from its cover, case, capsule, or other envelop.-2. Figuratively, the act of explaining or making manifest; explanation; exposition. Neither air, nor water, nor food seem directly to contribute anything to the enucleation of this disease [the plica polonica]. Tooke . enucleator (ē-nū'klē-ā-tor), n.; pl. enucleatores (e-nū kle-a-to'rēz). [NL., the Psittaci, the crackers or parrots. enudationt (e-nu-da's hon), n. [