dling, lovemaking, Inf. making out; caress, hug, cuddle, squeeze, embrace; osculation, kiss, buss, Inf. smack, Inf smacker, Inf. big fat kiss; making eyes, Inf. making goo-goo eyes; winning ways; loving or honeyed words, pet name, sweet talk, baby talk, billing and cooing.
endeavor, v. 1. strive, struggle, labor, try hard, do one's best, set at [s.t.] with a will; try, make an effort, take pains, bestir oneself; attempt, tackle, take on, try one's hand, Inf have a go, Inf take a crack or whack or shot at; essay, undertake, work at, go about; aspire, aim, Inf. shoot for; seek to, venture, make a bold push, Inf. dream the impossible dream, Inf. take one's chances; tempt fortune, adventure; feel or pick one's way, grope, Inf make a stab at, Inf give it the old college try.
-n. 2. striving, struggle, try, attempt, effort, conatus, Inf. crack, Inf. whack, Inf shot; essay, undertaking, venture, enterprise, quest, aim, nisus.
endless, adj. 1. infinite, limitless, unlimited, boundless, illimitable, termless; countless, numberless, untold, innumerable; unmeasured, measureless, unmeasurable, indeterminable, incalculable.
2. eternal, enduring, undying, immortal, deathless; everlasting, Literary, sempiternal, perdurable; unfading, perpetual, imperishable, amaranthine, perennial.
3. unceasing, incessant, ceaseless, unending, interminable; constant, nonstop, unremitting, recurring.
4. continuous, unbroken, continual, uninterrupted, without end, never-ending, entire.
endorse, v. 1. approve, give one's stamp or seal of approval, set one's seal to, seal, Inf. O.K.; sanction, warrant, authorize, confirm, ratify, pass, vote for.
2. support, vouch for, give one's word, give testimonial to, testify to, attest to, back up, stand behind or by; sustain, uphold, corroborate, substantiate, document, prove; aid, assist, patronize, encourage, favor, recommend.
3. sign for, sign on the dotted line, subscribe, undersign; assign, docket, sign or make over, note, receipt; autograph, Inf. put one's John Henry or John Hancock on [s.t.]; countersign, cosign for, underwrite, witness; validate, legalize, notarize, visa.
endorsement, n. 1. approval, approbation, sanction, acceptance, warrant, authorization; seal or stamp of approval, stamp, seal, signet, sigil, cachet, Inf. O.K.; confirmation, ratification, passage.
2. assurance, guarantee, testimonial, testimony, attestation, promise, word, Obs. vouch; recommendation, advocacy, support, patronage, assistance, commendation, encouragement.
3. countersignature, subscription, underwriting; transfer, transference, docketing, Law. assignment; signature, signing, autograph, Inf. John Hancock, Inf. John Henry.
endow, v. 1. bestow, present, give, gift, confer, proffer, Archaic, propine; will, leave, pass down, Law. bequeath, Law. devise, dower; grant, allot, subsidize, award; benefact, largess, donate, contribute, offer.
2. enrich, invest, endue, furnish, provide, supply, accommodate; equip, appoint, fit out, arm, rig; array, adorn, grace, clothe, dress out, deck out; enable, empower, qualify.
endowment, n. 1. bestowal, presentation, gift, conferment, conferral; benefaction, donation, contribution; endowing, granting, subsidizing.
2. foundation, grant, aid, allowance, allotment, stipend, subsidy, subvention; benefaction, bounty, largess, donation, conative, contribution, offering, altarage; Law. bequest, Law. acquest, Law. legacy, Law. devise, heritage, inheritance, dowry, Civil Law. dot;