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Definition of escape
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Escape
(n.)
Leakage
or
outflow,
as of steam or a
liquid..
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Guard
::
Guard (n.) To keep watch over, in order to
prevent
escape
or
restrain
from acts of
violence,
or the
like..
Slip
::
Slip (n.) An
escape;
a
secret
or
unexpected
desertion;
as, to give one the
slip..
Scape-wheel
::
Scape-wheel
(n.) The wheel in an
escapement
(as of a clock or a
watch)
into the teeth of which the
pallets
play.
Surrender
::
Surrender
(v. i.) To give up one's self into the power of
another;
to
yield;
as, the
enemy,
seeing
no way of
escape,
surrendered
at the first
summons..
Scapegallows
::
Scapegallows
(n.) One who has
narrowly
escaped
the
gallows
for his
crimes.
So
::
So
(adv.)
In such
manner;
to such
degree;
-- used
correlatively
with as or that
following;
as, he was so
fortunate
as to
escape..
Escape
::
Escape
(v. i.) To get clear from
danger
or evil of any form; to be
passed
without
harm.
Escape
::
Escape
(n.) An
apophyge.
Bushranger
::
Bushranger
(n.) One who
roams,
or
hides,
among the
bushes;
especially,
in
Australia,
an
escaped
criminal
living
in the
bush..
Vent
::
Vent (n.) Fig.:
Opportunity
of
escape
or
passage
from
confinement
or
privacy;
outlet.
Bonnet
::
Bonnet
(n.) A frame of wire
netting
over a
locomotive
chimney,
to
prevent
escape
of
sparks..
Release
::
Release
(n.) The act of
opening
the
exhaust
port to allow the steam to
escape.
Verge
::
Verge (n.) The
spindle
of a watch
balance,
especially
one with
pallets,
as in the old
vertical
escapement.
See under
Escapement..
Eschew
::
Eschew
(a.) To
escape
from; to
avoid.
Providential
::
Providential
(a.)
Effected
by, or
referable
to,
divine
direction
or
superintendence;
as, the
providential
contrivance
of
thing;
a
providential
escape..
Escapement
::
Escapement
(n.) The
contrivance
in a
timepiece
which
connects
the train of wheel work with the
pendulum
or
balance,
giving
to the
latter
the
impulse
by which it is kept in
vibration;
-- so
called
because
it
allows
a tooth to
escape
from a
pallet
at each
vibration..
Narrowly
::
Narrowly
(adv.)
With a
little
margin
or
space;
by a small
distance;
hence,
closely;
hardly;
barely;
only just; -- often with
reference
to an
avoided
danger
or
misfortune;
as, he
narrowly
escaped..
Escapement
::
Escapement
(n.) The act of
escaping;
escape.
Vent
::
Vent (v. t.) To
suffer
to
escape
from
confinement;
to let out; to
utter;
to pour
forth;
as, to vent
passion
or
complaint..
Escape
::
Escape
(v. i.) To flee, and
become
secure
from
danger;
-- often
followed
by from or out of..
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