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In 2012, during a slump, Manager Buck Showalter even got a laugh by telling his Orioles the exact costs of his two children’s college educ ations.

Educ′ible, that may be educed or brought out and shown.—ns.

E′duct, what is educed; Educ′tion, the act of educing; Educ′tion-pipe, the pipe by which the exhaust steam is led from the cylinder of a steam-engine into the condenser or the atmosphere; Educ′tor, he who, or that which, educes.

The Cretan fell into worse repute than the Lacedæmonian custom, Plutarch de Educ.

Sapphira. d. of Marcus Mulhausen, educ. privately.