To exibit an essay
| to declaim or otherwise present it in public. |
See also: Exhibit
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To eat humble pie
- To eat of
- To eat one's words
- To eat out
- To eat the seed corn
- To eat the wind out of a vessel
- To eat to windward
- To edge away
- To edge down
- To edge in
- To edge in with
- To elbow one's way
- To elevate a piece
- To employ one's self
- To end in smoke
- To end up
- To endeavor one's self
- To enjoy one's self
- To enlarge an order
- To enlarge one's self
- To enlarge the heart
- To enter on the boards
- To enter the lists
- To exert one's self
- To exhibit a foundation or prize
- To exibit an essay
- To experience religion
- To explain away
- To extract the root
- To face (a thing) out
- To face down
- To face the music
- To fag out
- To fall aboard of
- To fall abroad of
- To fall among
- To fall astern
- To fall away
- To fall back
- To fall back upon
- To fall calm
- To fall down
- To fall flat
- To fall foul
- To fall foul of
- To fall from
- To fall from grace
- To fall home
- To fall in
- To fall in with
- To fall into one's hands
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- To end up
- To endeavor one's self
- To enjoy one's self
- To enlarge an order
- To enlarge one's self
- To enlarge the heart
- To enter on the boards
- To enter the lists
- To enter the lists
- TO EPR
- To Err is Human
- to err is human (to forgive is divine)
- To err is human to forgive divine
- to err is human to forgive is divine
- to err is human, to forgive divine
- to err is human, to forgive is divine
- To err is human. To forgive is divine.
- To Escape To
- to everything there is a season
- to everything there's a season
- to everything, there is a season to everything, there's a season
- To Excel in Life
- to excess
- to excess
- to excess
- to excess
- to excess
- to excess
- To exert one's self
- To exhibit a foundation or prize
- To exibit an essay
- To experience religion
- To explain away
- to explore every avenue
- To extract the root
- to extremes
- to extremes
- to face
- to face
- to face
- to face
- to face
- To face (a thing) out
- To face down
- to face the music
- to face the music
- To fall aboard of
- To fall abroad of
- To fall among
- To fall astern
- To fall away
- To fall back
- To fall back upon
- to fall by the wayside
- To fall calm
- To fall down
- To fall flat
- to fall for something/someone
- To fall foul
- To fall foul of
- To fall from
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