graved
81grave accent — noun a mark ( ) placed above a vowel to indicate pronunciation • Syn: ↑grave • Hypernyms: ↑accent, ↑accent mark * * * grave 2 [grave …
82graving — ˈgrāviŋ noun ( s) Etymology: Middle English, from gerund of graven to dig, to grave more at grave 1. archaic : the act of one that graves …
83en|grave — «ehn GRAYV», transitive verb, graved, grav|ing. 1. a) to cut deeply in; carve in; carve in an artistic way: »The jeweler engraved the boy s initials on the back of the watch. SYNONYM(S): chisel. b) to decorate by engraving: »to engrave silverware …
84grav|en — «GRAY vuhn», adjective, verb. –adj. 1. engraved; carved; sculptured: »graven images. 2. deeply impressed; firmly fixed. graved; a past participle of grave3: »Figures had been graven in the rock …
85pho´to|en|grav´er — pho|to|en|grave «FOH toh ehn GRAYV», transitive verb, graved, grav|ing. to make a photoengraving of. –pho´to|en|grav´er, noun …
86pho|to|en|grave — «FOH toh ehn GRAYV», transitive verb, graved, grav|ing. to make a photoengraving of. –pho´to|en|grav´er, noun …
87re-en|grave — re|en|grave or re en|grave «REE ehn GRAYV», transitive verb, graved, grav|ing. to engrave again …
88re|en|grave — or re en|grave «REE ehn GRAYV», transitive verb, graved, grav|ing. to engrave again …
