effulcrate (efulkrat)

[ effulge (e-fulj'), v.; pret. and pp. effulged, ppr. effulging. [L. effulgere, shine forth, IMG:content-0245.png:[blocks in formation] He efforted his spirits with the remembrance and relation of what formerly he had been and what he had done. Fuller , Worthies, Cheshire. effortle (ef'ōrt-les or -ért-les), a . +-le .] Making no effort. But idly to remain Were yielding effortle , and waiting death. Southey, Thalaba, iv. effo ion (e-fosh'on), n. [ effo io ( n- ), a digging out, effodire , pp. effo us , dig out: see effodient .] The act of digging out of the earth; exfodiation. [Rare.] He.. set apart annual sums for the recovery of manuscripts, the effo ions of coins, and the procuring of mummies. Martin us Scriblerus, i. effracture (e-frak'tūr), n. [ sion of the broken bone.