Definition of "egre" [e•gre]

• See eager, and eagre. (adjective-and-noun)

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• "Judge Daly said that 'the lecturer came before his countrymen with a well-earned European reputation, that his investigations had attracted much attention abroad, and in the matter of physical geography his researches were referred to in Humboldt's _Cosmos_, and his discovery and description of the egre or bore of the Tsien-tang River in China, occupies a large space in Maury's' _Physical"
• "I egre with mostt of yours opinios, bi it goot or bat"
• "Principem accedo, - & faluto in sedibus villae primariis, formae graecae vel romanae fane egre - gix, fimilisque guftus fupelle&ili inftru&is."