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21elope v — antelope n, cantaloup n …
22elope — verb run away secretly in order to get married. Derivatives elopement noun eloper noun Origin C16 (in the sense abscond, run away ): from Anglo Norman Fr. aloper …
23elope — v. n. Abscond (as a woman with a paramour), run away, run off …
24elope — verb (I) to leave your home secretly in order to get married elopement noun (C, U) …
25elope — v 1.(all in order to marry) run off, run away; sneak off or away, steal off or away, slip off or away. 2. abscond, flee, bolt, escape. See abscond(defs.1,2) …
26elope — [ɪˈləʊp] verb [I] to go away secretly in order to get married …
27elope — e•lope [[t]ɪˈloʊp[/t]] v. i. e•loped, e•lop•ing 1) to run off secretly to be married, usu. without the knowledge or consent of one s parents 2) to abandon one s spouse for a lover • Etymology: 1590–1600; ME *alopen to run away (whence AF aloper)… …
28elope — Mahuka e male, male malū …
29elope — To engage in an elopement. See elopement …
30elope — v.intr. 1 run away to marry secretly, esp. without parental consent. 2 run away with a lover. Derivatives: elopement n. eloper n. Etymology: AF aloper perh. f. a ME form alope, rel. to LEAP …