To applaud to the echo

Definition of To applaud to the echo

to give loud and continuous applause.

- M. Arnold.

See also: Echo

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To abound with
To accept a bill
To accept service
To accept the person
To account of
To accredit
To act a part
To act as
To act on
To act the part of
To act up to
To address one's self to
To address the ball
To advantage one's self of
To advise one's self
To all intents and purposes
To allow of
To amend a bill
To and again
To and fro
-To applaud to the echo-
To appoint one's self
To arm a magnet
To arm the lead
To arms
To array a panel
To arrive at
To assert one's self
To assign dower
To assume the calotte
To assure upon
To authorize one's self
To avail one's self of
To avise one's self
To back a rope
To back a warrant
To back an anchor
To back and fill
To back out
To back the field
To back the oars

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