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entrel by parool658 June 8, 2020
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The correct and original, but unfortunately obsolete, spelling of the word most commonly spelt now as enter.

- From Middle English: entren
- From Old French: entrer
- From Latin: intrō/intrā (inside)

Entre has been spelt as enter for several centuries now, even in the United Kingdom, although British English still retains its 're' ending for many words such as centre, fibre, spectre, theatre, calibre, sombre, lustre, and litre.
1. My favourite Metallica song is Entre Sandman, from their Black Album.
2. Sir, you can't entre the building from this entrance, unless you have proper identification.

3. Entring people's homes, uninvited, is so rude!
4. I was unaware that I was about to have a surprise party, when I entred my house.
5. Every time I entre an aeroplane, I get all anxious.
Entre by garbaggio July 29, 2014

entremanurial 

Capable of taking shit thrown away at the curb and fixing it or combining it with other shit thrown to the curb to make a useful object or piece of equipment.

Hey check it out: Charles found a couple of broken mowers at the curb and made a working one out of the two pieces of shit by putting the working parts together!
Hey look Charles found two pieces of shit lawnmowers at the curb and put them together to make one good running mower! He sure is entremanurial.
entremanurial by MacgalSC August 15, 2015

Entreparential 

When an enterprising millennial uses all their entrepreneurial energy with the sole focus of generating additional income and resources from of their parents. Typical strategies are as follows: Minor and Major injuries, car accident or other critical car related issues, pet accident and needs surgery, cyber attack resulting in fraud against your child, and many more tactics too heinous to mention.
Frank just thought that his 30-year-old cousin Sean was going to Starbucks every day working on a "new startup", he was shocked to find out Sean was just working on some entreparential strategies again.
Entreparential by Hixxz68 August 23, 2018

Estrella 

Estrella is a totally cool Spanish girl that isn't afraid to say what she means.one of the most attractive girls to pure hearted people.she is one of the most caring people you will meet if you get on her good side.She has the biggest heart but it don't show and can be shy at times.if you ever fall in love with her don't ever let go,because she may never come back.She never shares her true emotion around the ones she truly cares about the most.she isn't one to be a open book or back off easily in what she believes in.It may be hard to forget her if you ever get in a quarrel as she will be in your mind forever.you will never meet anyone like her in your life so appreciate her company as she cares even if she doesn't show it in the outside.
There gose estrella man dose she have a big heart
Estrella by Melanie Garcia February 10, 2017

Estrella 

Estrella you're so perfect
Estrella by Ummm_someone January 24, 2020
Translation-challenged way to refer to a main dish (at a restaurant) in the United States. It is directly derived from the French word "entrée" meaning "starter" or "appetizer".
I'm just going to go ahead and directly have an entree of cheeseburger and fries please.
entree by rorrzo August 11, 2017
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