eft
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- noun
- /ɛft/
- Reiki and EFT may be my favorite woos
- a red eft
Examples
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And, as Eft pointed out, those tear-shaped, fig-merchant eyes that stared back at you as if from old Baghdad movies.
Fiction book (1991) -
Eft is a young newt.
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The fuse was lit; Young Eft and Terry ran around a rock for cover.
Fiction book (1990) -
EFTs continued to struggle with the challenges explored in the previous section.
Academic text (2000) -
Eft.
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Joshua had been designated as an efts, meaning a no-miss affair, which, coming from the boss himself, meant top priority.
Fiction book (1994) -
So in that case, AT&T only has me for this month, and because there is an EFT clause in the contract, they only extended me for this month because that's all I paid for.
Blog text (32) -
The EFT was a godsend and helped to break the cycle of stuckness; i.e., brushing my teeth is no longer an epic task.
Blog text (32) -
While hiking through the woods, I saw a bright orange eft wandering on the path.
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The children were excited to find a small eft hiding under a damp rock by the stream.
Synonyms
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A young land newt with bright orange-red skin
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Eft comes from the Old English word efeta, which meant 'newt'. Today an eft is the bright orange, young stage of a newt that lives on land after it changes and before it returns to the water.