Definitionadj. gradually intrusive without right or permission
Last update: September 20, 2015
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He didn't share the encroaching baldness or the spreading waistline of the others. [Please select]
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Quadrilateral Fontanel Bones in a Peruvian Male Skull, encroaching upon the Mastoid Angle of the Parietals. [Please select]
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At last encroaching drowsiness dulled the poignancy of her feelings and she sank to sleep. [Please select]
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Young Osage orange (_Maclura pomifera_), American elm, and hackberry are common trees encroaching on the grasslands. [Please select]
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Fauntleroy went and stood as near to him as possible without encroaching on the gouty foot. [Please select]
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Down the avenue were the small exclusive shops which were gradually encroaching on the residence section. [Please select]
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There is no strife between them, no encroaching on the neighbour's property. [Please select]
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--_The white colour of the rump not encroaching on the fawn of the haunches. [Please select]
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It was nearly six o'clock when he at last wheeled into the Square; here only three gasolene burners--survivors of the old régime--held their own against the fast encroaching gas-lamp.' [Please select]
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The beach is a part of our grounds, as I have heard him say fifty times in argument, when people tried to come encroaching. [Please select]
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