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eagre

[ee-ger, ey-ger] / ˈi gər, ˈeɪ gər /


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The other name by which the phenomenon is known, “eagre,” is also of unknown origin.

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As for the tidal wave, improperly called an eagre, which rushed up the sea-front, it had but a very moderate height and a quite restricted force.

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The tide of fashion was rushing like an eagre "up to the Park."

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Wherefore with leave th’ infinitie I’ll sing Of time, Of Space: or without leave; I’m brent With eagre rage, my heart for joy doth spring, And all my spirits move with pleasant trembeling.

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As we met the roaring eagre we felt the engine leap, as Schwartz’s311 hesitation left him and he opened the throttle.

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