ESH

Meaning of ESH in English

E lectronic S uper H ighway. (See Information highway )

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ESH — County: County Durham Post Code: DH7
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ESH — Environmental Safety and Health
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.ESH — Extended Shell Batch File
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ESH — Extended Shell Batch File
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ESH WINNING — County: County Durham Post Code: DH7
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WHITISH — I. ˈhwīd.]ish, -īt], ]ēsh also ˈwī-\ adjective Etymology: Middle English, from white (I) + -ish 1. : somewhat white : …
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SELFISH — I. pronunc at self I+ish or ēsh adjective Etymology: self (III) + -ish 1. a. : concerned excessively or exclusively …
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SCOTTISH — I. ˈskäd.]ish, -ät], ]ēsh\ adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Middle English scottisc, scottish, from Scottes Scotchmen + -isc, -ish -ish …
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SALESIAN — I. səˈlēzhən, -ēsh- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: St. Francis de Sales died 1622 Savoyard ecclesiastic + English -ian 1. …
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QUESTION — I. ˈkwes(h)chən, ÷-eshən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English questioun, from Middle French question, from Latin quaestion-, quaestio, from …
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POLYNESIAN — I. |pälə|nēzhən, -ēsh- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Polynesia, islands of the central Pacific ocean + English -an 1. a. …
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MICRONESIAN — I. |mīkrə|nēzh]ən also -ēsh] or -ēzē]\ adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from New Latin Micronesia, islands of …
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MESIAL — I. ˈme]zēəl, ˈmē], ]sē-; ˈmēzhəl, -ēsh- adjective also mesal ]zəl, ]səl Etymology: mes- + -ial or -al 1. : middle …
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MELANESIAN — I. ˌmeləˈnēzhən, -ēsh- noun ( -s ) Usage: capitalized Etymology: Melanesia, islands in the Pacific ocean northeast of Australia + …
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ISRAELITE — I. pronunc at israel I+ˌīt; usu -īd.+V noun ( -s ) Usage: capitalized Etymology: Middle English, from Late Latin Israelita, …
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FLOURISH — I. ˈflər.]ish, ˈflə.r], ]ēsh, chiefly in pres part ]əsh verb ( -ed/-ing/-es ) Etymology: Middle English florisshen, from Middle French …
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DODECANESIAN — I. (|)dō|dekə|nēzhən, -ēsh-; |dōdə̇k- adjective or do·dec·a·nese -ēz, -ēs ; also do·dec·a·ne·san -ēs ə n, -ēz ə n Usage: usually …
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BRITISH — I. ˈbrid.]ish, -it], ]ēsh\ adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Middle English Bruttische, Brytysshe, from Old English Brettisc, Bryttisc, Brittisc, of …
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AUSTRONESIAN — I. |ȯstrō|nēzhən, |äs-, -ēsh- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from New Latin Austronesia, islands of the southern …
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ANGUISH — I. ˈaŋgwish, ˈaiŋ-, -ēsh also -əsh noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English angwisshe, from Old French angoisse anguish, narrowness, …
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AMISH — I. ˈämish, -ēsh also ˈam- sometimes ˈām- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: probably from German amisch, from Jacob Amman or …
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YOUNGISH — ˈyəŋish, -ēsh adjective : somewhat young : more nearly resembling or characteristic of a young person than one of maturity …
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YELLOWISH — ˈyeləw]ish, -lō], ]ēsh\ adjective Etymology: Middle English yelowissche, from yelow yellow + -issche, -ish -ish : somewhat yellow : having …
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WETTISH — ˈwed.]ish, -et], ]ēsh\ adjective : somewhat wet : moist
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TODAYISH — -ish, -ēsh adjective : of or characteristic of today : current , up-to-date
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TIGHTISH — ˈtīd.]ish, ˈtīt], ]ēsh\ adjective Etymology: tight (I) + -ish 1. : somewhat tight : close-fitting tightish long sleeves pushed back …
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WOLFRAM VON ESCHENBACH — /vawl"frddahm feuhn esh"euhn bahkh'/ ; Eng. /wool"freuhm von esh"euhn bahkh', -bahk'/ c1170-c1220, German poet.
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ESHKOL — /esh"kawl, esh kawl"/ , n. Levi /lee"vee, lay"vee/ , ( Levi Shkolnik ), 1895-1969, Israeli statesman, born in Russia: prime …
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ESCHALOT — /esh"euh lot', esh'euh lot"/ , n. shallot. [ 1695-1705; eschalotte, dim. of eschaloigne SCALLION ]
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ERESHKIGAL — /ay resh"kee'gahl, er'esh kig"euhl/ , n. the Sumerian and Akkadian goddess of death; consort of Nergal. Also, Ereshkigel /ay resh"kee'gel, …
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SOCOH — the name of two towns in the tribe of Judah. â In the district of the Shefelah. (Joshua 15:35; 1 …
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