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Meanings of wax eloquent in English
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Usage of wax eloquent in English
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Zerbrowski opened his new grill and began to wax eloquent about it.
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Who can wax eloquent in his condemnation of freedom?
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Once you've signed up to the Guardian site, visit the album's dedicated page and wax eloquent.
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English writers, from Arthur Young to Lady Verney, wax eloquent over the evils of small holdings.]
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Norman seems very nice, but... Hannah winced as her mother continued to wax eloquent over Norman's good qualities.
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And an Epicurus, in the dirt-igloo of the Eskimos, will wax eloquent over the whale oil and walrus blubber, or die.
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Did Patrick Henry wax eloquent that afternoon in a barroom, and did Jefferson do more than smile grimly, biding his time?
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Bill, further inspired by what he deemed an unfair reference to Edison, began to wax eloquent to the others concerning his hero.
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Politicians, religious leaders, and psychological experts all waxed eloquent on the subject.
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The old man waxed eloquent when they came to the iris bed.
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He waxed eloquent again, but the Englishman was busy with the phrase book.
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She waxed eloquent regarding the progress of the volume and its high literary worth.
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Mrs. Babcock waxed eloquent, and had the meeting in tears.
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The fortunates who were first in the field waxed eloquent in appreciation, but, alas!
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Paul was waxing eloquent again, but Stanislaus turned on his heel and walked away.
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Professor Zepplin in his enthusiasm was waxing eloquent, and the lads were giving respectful attention.