Ever

ev'gr, adv. At any time; at all times; always; continually; without ce ation or interruption; to the end. [Contr. E'er, ar.l [AS. aefre AS. awa, Goth, aiw, ever, Goth, aiws, L. sevum, Gr. awn, life.] — Ever and anon. At one time and another. — For Eternally. — For and a day. Everlastingly forever. — EVerglade, n. Low land covered with shallow water and a growth of high gra . —green, a. Always green; verdant throughout the year. — n. A plant which, etc. —lasting, a. Lasting or enduring forever; immortal; eternal; continuing indefinitely. — n. Eternal duration, past and future; eternal; a woolen material for shoes, etc. (Bot.) A plant, whose flowers dry without losing their form or color. A game at cards. —last'- — ingly, adv. Perpetually; continually. living, a. Living without end; eternal continual; ince ant. — more', adv. During eternity; always; for an indefinite future period. — Ev'ery, a. The separate individuals which constitute a whole, regarded one by one. [AS. sefre and Scot, ilk, each.] — Every now and then. Repeatedly often frequently. — Ev'ery-day, a. Used or for every — day common usual customary. where, adv. In every place; in all places. [Not fr. E. where, but fr. ME. ihwar, ywhere, AS. gehwser, everywhere, geand hwser, where.]