A man met his tailor in the street and stopped him.
"I quite forgot to pay for the suit which I have on now," he said. "Why didn"t you remind me?"
"I never ask a gentleman for money," the tailor replied.
"Then what do you do if he doesn"t pay?"
"Well, after some time I no longer think he is a gentleman and then I ask him."
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ENFORCE v. (-cing) 1 compel observance of (a law etc.). - (foll. By on) impose (an action or one's will, etc.) On. enforceable adj. Enforcement n. Enforcer n. [latin: related to *force1]
ENGAGED adj. - pledged to marry. - (of a person) occupied, busy. - (of a telephone line, toilet, etc.) In use.
ENGLISH —adj. Of england or its people or language. —n. - language of england, now used in the uk, us, and most commonwealth countries. - (prec. By the; treated as pl.) The people of england. [old english]
ENGRAFT v. (also ingraft) 1 bot. (usu. Foll. By into, on) graft. - implant. - (usu. Foll. By into) incorporate.
ENGRAVE v. (-ving) 1 (often foll. By on) carve (a text or design) on a hard surface. - inscribe (a surface) thus. - (often foll. By on) impress deeply (on a person's memory). engraver n. [from *grave3]
ENGROSS v. - absorb the attention of; occupy fully. - write out in larger letters or in legal form. engrossment n. [anglo-french: related to *en-1]
ENHANCE v. (-cing) intensify (qualities, powers, etc.); improve (something already good). enhancement n. [anglo-french from latin altus high]
ENLARGE v. (-ging) 1 make or become larger or wider. - (often foll. By on, upon) describe in greater detail. - reproduce a photograph on a larger scale. enlargement n. [french: related to *large]
ENLIVEN v. Make lively or cheerful; brighten (a picture etc.); inspirit. enlivenment n.
ENNOBLE v. (-ling) 1 make noble. - make (a person) a noble. ennoblement n. [french: related to *en-1]
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