Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for EN-DOS-MOSE'
EN-DORSE', or EN-DORSE'MENTEN-DOSS'
EN-DOS-MOSE', n. [Gr. ενδον and ωσμος, impulsion.]
The transmission of gaseous matter or vapors through membranes or porous substances inward. Brande.
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