Crossword-Solution: EEST
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| EEST | anagram | EETS, ESTE, ETES, SEET, SETE, STEE, TEES, TESE |
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Front part of the eye
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Hint 1 meaning
The transparent part of the coat of the eyeball which
covers the iris and pupil and admits light to the interior. See Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
EOACNR
Hint 3 another clue
COVER THE EYES
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Sentences with EEST (5)
She has learned that haow means what; that think-in' is the same thing as thinking, or she has found out the meaning of that extraordinary mono syllable, which no single-tongued phonographer can make legible, prevailing on the banks of the Hudson and at its embouchure, and elsewhere,--what they say when they think they say first, (fe-eest,--fe as in the French le),--or that cheer means chair,--or that urritation means irritation,--and so of other enormities.
All the way the silent thicket was listening to his "Gee-e, gee; haw then";--"yo-hoi-eest"; yet, as he and his oxen progressed further into the quiet afternoon, he gradually grew more and more timid at the shouts he must raise.
Fro the eest three ghatis, and fro the north three ghatis, and fro the south three ghatis, and fro the west three ghatis.
And assone as the sonne was vpp/ God prepared a feruent eest winde: so that [the] sonne bete ouer the heed of Ionas/ that he fainted agayne ād wished vn to hys soule that he might dye/ and sayd/ it is better for me to dye then to liue.
These paragraphs are well worth the consideration of a modern angler, especially the charge, “yf the wynde be in the Eest, that is worste For comynly neyther wynter nor somer y^e fysshe woll not byte thenne.” The following part of the treatise, with what baits and how to angle for each kind of fish, together with a brief description of each, certainly furnished Walton with a model for some of his chapters.