Echo

ek'o, n. Echoes, ek'Gz, the repetition of a sound from some object.— v.t. to reflect sound to be sounded back to resound. v.t. to send back the sound of to repeat a thing said fir.p. ech'oing pa.fi. echoed. [L. echo — Gr. Ochf>, a sound Eolalrci ement, ek-lar's is-mong, n the act of clearing up anything explanation. [Fr. iclaircir, pr.p. tclairci ant, from 6 = L. ex, out, and clmr—L. clams clear.] Eclat, e-kla', «. a striking effect applause splendour. LFr. eclat from O. Fr. esclater to break, to shine from the Teut. root of Ger. Sthlei en to break cog. with E. slit.)