evasé
adjective
eva·sé
¦āˌvä¦zā
: enlarging gradually —used especially of chimneys or outlet ducts
Word History
Etymology
French évasé, from past participle of évaser to widen the mouth of, flare out, from Middle French evaser, from e- + vase
- black-billed cuckoo
- black-bordered oyster
- black-browed
- black-browed albatross
- black-capped
- black-capped chickadee
- black-capped petrel
- black-capped vireo
- black-chinned hummingbird
- black-clawed crab
- black-coated
- black-crested monkey
- black-crested titmouse
- black-crowned crane
- black-crowned night heron
- black-currant rust
- black-eared bushtit
- black-ears
- black-eyed bean
- black-eyed pea
- black-eyed su
- black-eyed Susan
- black-faced
- Black-faced Highland
- black-fast