† embarkagen.
Obsolete. rare.
= embarkation n.
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society > travel > travel by water > [noun] > action of taking ship
embarkage1577
embarking1591
embarkment1596
embarkation1645
embark1655
1577 E. Hellowes tr. A. de Guevara Chron. 54 Traiane was constrained..to hasten his imbarkage.
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n.1577- to mark a exam on a curve
- to mark a person with a mes
- to mark a person's card
- to mark a test on a curve
- to mark down
- to mark off
- to mark on a curve
- to mark one's place
- to mark out
- to mark time
- to mark to market
- to mark to the market
- to mark up
- to mark with a mes
- to mark with a white stone
- to marry a person with the left hand
- to marry a title
- to marry above oneself
- to marry above oneself occasionally also one's match
- to marry and settle
- to marry below oneself
- to marry below oneself occasionally also one's match
- to marry beneath oneself
- to marry beneath oneself occasionally also one's match
- to marry by licence