encheason
noun
plural -s
obsolete
: occasion, cause, reason
Word History
Etymology
Middle English enchesoun, from Old French enchaison, alteration (influenced by Old French en- en- entry 1) of achaison, modification (influenced by Old French a-, from Latin ad-) of Latin occasion-, occasio
- cut island
- cut it
- cut it close
- cut it fine
- cut loose
- cut man
- cut money
- cut nail
- cut no ice
- cut of one's jib
- cut off
- cut off from
- cut off one's nose to spite one's face
- cut oil
- cut on
- cut one's losses
- cut one's own throat
- cut one's teeth
- cut out
- cut out for
- cut out of
- cut out to be
- cut out to do
- cut plug
- cut point