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eachwhere
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(obsolete) everywher...
eagerness
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the state of being e...
eaglehawk
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a large bird of prey...
eaglewood
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a kind of fragrant w...
ealdorman
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(obsolete) a chief m...
ealdormen
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EALDORMAN, (obsolete...
earbashed
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15
EARBASH, to talk to...
earbasher
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(Australian slang) o...
earbashes
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14
EARBASH, to talk to...
earliness
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the state of being e...
earlships
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15
EARLSHIP, the rank o...
earlywood
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the wood formed in t...
earmarked
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EARMARK, to set asid...
earnestly
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13
EARNEST, serious [ad...
earphones
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EARPHONE, a headphon...
earpieces
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15
EARPIECE, an earphon...
earringed
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wearing earrings [ad...
earstones
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10
EARSTONE, an otolith...
earthborn
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born from or on the...
earthfall
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a landslide [n -S]
earthfast
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fixed in the earth [...
earthflax
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asbestos [n -ES]
earthiest
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11
EARTHY, consisting o...
earthlier
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EARTHLY, of earth [a...
earthlies
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EARTHLY, any chance...
earthlike
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like the planet eart...
earthling
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an inhabitant of the...
earthnuts
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EARTHNUT, a pignut,...
earthpeas
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EARTHPEA, the peanut...
earthrise
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the rising of the ea...
earthsets
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11
EARTHSET, the settin...
earthstar
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11
a fungus related to...
earthward
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in the direction of...
earthwolf
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a hyena-like African...
earthwork
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18
a fortification of e...
earthworm
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the common worm [n -...
earwigged
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17
EARWIG, to pester wi...
easefully
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EASEFUL, full of eas...
easements
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EASEMENT, the right...
eastabout
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towards the east [ad...
eastbound
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bound for the east;...
easterner
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one who lives in or...
eastlands
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EASTLAND, the land i...
eastlings
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(Scots) eastward, al...
eastwards
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13
EASTWARD [n]
easygoing
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tolerant [adj]
eavesdrip
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the water that falls...
eavesdrop
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the water that falls...
ebenezers
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EBENEZER, (Hebrew) a...
ebenistes
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EBENISTE, (French) a...
ebionised
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EBIONISE, to follow...
ebionises
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EBIONISE, to follow...
ebionisms
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EBIONISM, an early C...
ebionitic
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relating to ebionism...
ebionized
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EBIONIZE, to follow...
ebionizes
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EBIONIZE, to follow...
ebonising
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EBONISE, to stain bl...
ebonizing
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EBONIZE, to stain bl...
ebrieties
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EBRIETY, drunkenness...
ebrillade
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(French) a bridle ch...
ebriosity
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addiction to drink;...
ebullient
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bubbling with enthus...
eburneous
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of or like ivory, al...
ecarinate
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without a keel [adj]
eccentric
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odd or unconventiona...
ecclesiae
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ECCLESIA, (Latin) th...
ecclesial
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ecclesiastical [adj]
eccritics
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ECCRITIC, a remedy w...
ecdysiast
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a striptease perform...
ecdysises
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ECDYSIS, (Greek) the...
ecdysones
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ECDYSONE, an insect...
echeloned
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ECHELON, to arrange...
echeveria
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a kind of succulent...
echidnine
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snake-poison [n -S]
echinacea
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a plant of the genus...
echinated
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prickly like a hedge...
echinoids
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ECHINOID, a sea urch...
echinuses
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ECHINUS, a sea urchi...
echiurans
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ECHIURAN, one of the...
echiuroid
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any of a taxon of ma...
echograms
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ECHOGRAM, a record p...
echograph
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an echo-sounder, use...
echoising
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ECHOISE, to repeat a...
echoizing
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ECHOIZE, to repeat a...
echolalia
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the often pathologic...
echolalic
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of or like echolalia...
echovirus
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any of a group of vi...
eclampsia
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a fancied perception...
eclamptic
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relating to eclampsi...
eclectics
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ECLECTIC, an eclecti...
eclipsers
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ECLIPSER, one that e...
eclipsing
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ECLIPSE, to obscure...
ecliptics
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ECLIPTIC, the path o...
eclogites
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ECLOGITE, a crystall...
eclosions
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ECLOSION, the emerge...
ecofreaks
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ECOFREAK, a zealous...
ecolodges
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ECOLODGE, a tourist...
ecologies
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ECOLOGY, the study o...
ecologist
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a student of ecology...
ecommerce
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business conducted o...
economics
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the study of financi...
economies
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ECONOMY, thrift [n]
economise
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to make economies, a...
economism
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a belief that econom...
economist
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a student of economi...
economize
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to make economies, a...
ecophobia
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fear of one's home s...
ecoregion
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an area defined by i...
ecosphere
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the biosphere [n -S]
ecossaise
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(French) a dancing t...
ecosystem
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all the organisms in...
ecotarian
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a person who eats on...
ecotopias
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ECOTOPIA, an ecologi...
ecotoured
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ECOTOUR, to go on a...
ecphrases
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ECPHRASIS, a descrip...
ecphrasis
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a description of a w...
ecraseurs
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ECRASEUR, (French) a...
ecritoire
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(French) a writing-d...
ecstasied
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ECSTASY, to send int...
ecstasies
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ECSTASY, to send int...
ecstasise
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to be ecstatic, also...
ecstasize
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to be ecstatic, also...
ecstatics
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ECSTATIC, one who is...
ecthymata
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ECTHYMA, a skin dise...
ectoblast
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the outer layer of t...
ectocrine
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any metabolite that...
ectoderms
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ECTODERM, the extern...
ectogenes
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ECTOGENE, a gene inv...
ectogenic
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relating to ectogeny...
ectomeres
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ECTOMERE, a cell tha...
ectomeric
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like an ectomere, th...
ectomorph
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a psychophysical typ...
ectophyte
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a vegetable ectopara...
ectoplasm
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the outer transparen...
ectoproct
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a bryozoan, a moss o...
ectosarcs
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ECTOSARC, the outerm...
ectotherm
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a cold-blooded anima...
ectozoans
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ECTOZOAN, a parasite...
ectropion
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an unnatural eversio...
ectropium
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an unnatural eversio...
ecumenics
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the study of ecumeni...
ecumenism
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the doctrines and pr...
ecumenist
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an adherent of ecume...
edacities
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EDACITY, ravenousnes...
edelweiss
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(German) a white Alp...
edematose
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pertaining to, or of...
edematous
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pertaining to, or of...
edentates
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EDENTATE, a toothles...
edgebones
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EDGEBONE, the bone o...
edibility
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the quality of being...
edictally
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EDICTAL, relating to...
edificial
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pertaining to an edi...
editioned
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EDITION, to produce...
editorial
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relating to editors...
editrices
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EDITRIX, a female ed...
editrixes
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EDITRIX, a female ed...
educables
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EDUCABLE, someone ab...
educating
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EDUCATE, to teach [v...
education
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bringing up or train...
educative
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relating to educatio...
educators
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EDUCATOR, one who ed...
educatory
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relating to educatio...
educement
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the act of educing [...
eductions
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EDUCTION, the act of...
eelwracks
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EELWRACK, a grasslik...
effecters
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EFFECTER, an organ t...
effecting
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EFFECT, to bring abo...
effective
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that works [adj EFFE...
effectors
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EFFECTOR, an organ t...
effectual
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successful in produc...
effeiring
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EFFEIR, (obsolete) t...
efference
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the act of conveying...
efferents
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EFFERENT, a nerve ca...
efficient
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capable of doing wha...
effierced
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EFFIERCE, (Spenser)...
effierces
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EFFIERCE, (Spenser)...
effluence
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flowing out, emanati...
effluents
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EFFLUENT, outflow fr...
effluvial
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of or like effluvia,...
effluvium
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disagreeable vapours...
effluxion
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the act of flowing o...
efforcing
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EFFORCE, (obsolete)...
effortful
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requiring effort [ad...
effulgent
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radiant; bright [adj...
effulging
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EFFULGE, to shine ou...
effusions
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EFFUSION, a pouring...
egalities
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EGALITY, the state o...
egarement
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(French) confusion,...
egestions
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EGESTION, the proces...
eggbeater
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a utensil for beatin...
eggfruits
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EGGFRUIT, an aubergi...
eggheaded
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intellectual [adj]
eggmasses
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EGGMASS, (colloquial...
eggplants
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EGGPLANT, (US) the a...
eggshells
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EGGSHELL, the hard e...
eggwashes
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EGGWASH, a thin mixt...
eggwhisks
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EGGWHISK, a whisk fo...
eglantine
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sweetbriar, also EGL...
eglateres
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EGLATERE, (archaic)...
eglomises
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EGLOMISE, (French) t...
egomaniac
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one suffering from e...
egomanias
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EGOMANIA, extreme eg...
egosurfed
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EGOSURF, to search f...
egotheism
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identification of on...
egotising
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EGOTISE, to talk abo...
egotistic
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relating to or displ...
egotizing
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EGOTIZE, to talk abo...
egregious
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conspicuously bad or...
egressing
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EGRESS, to go out [v...
egression
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the act of going out...
egressive
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(of speech sounds) p...
egyptians
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EGYPTIAN, a typeface...
eiderdown
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the soft down of the...
eidograph
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an instrument for co...
eigenmode
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(German) a normal mo...
eigentone
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(German) a tone char...
eightball
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the black ball in po...
eighteens
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EIGHTEEN, a number,...
eightfoil
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an eight-leaved flow...
eightfold
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multiplied by eight...
eightfoot
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measuring eight feet...
eightieth
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number eighty in seq...
eightsman
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one of a crew or tea...
eightsmen
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EIGHTSMAN, one of a...
eightsome
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a group of eight [n...
einsteins
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EINSTEIN, a very int...
eirenical
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conducive to or work...
eirenicon
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(Greek) a peacemakin...
eisegeses
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EISEGESIS, the inter...
eisegesis
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the interpretation o...
ejaculate
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to exclaim, to eject...
ejectable
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able to be ejected [...
ejections
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EJECTION, the act of...
ejectives
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EJECTIVE, a sound pr...
ejectment
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expulsion; disposses...
ekistical
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relating to ekistics...
eklogites
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EKLOGITE, a crystall...
ekphrases
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EKPHRASIS, a literar...
ekphrasis
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a literary descripti...
ektexines
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EKTEXINE, an outer l...
elaborate
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highly detailed [adj...
elaeolite
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a variety of nepheli...
elaiosome
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an oil-rich body on...
elastance
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the reciprocal of th...
elastanes
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ELASTANE, a syntheti...
elastases
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ELASTASE, an enzyme...
elastomer
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any rubberlike subst...
elaterids
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ELATERID, a click be...
elaterins
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ELATERIN, a purgativ...
elaterite
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elastic bitumen, a r...
elaterium
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a substance containe...
elbowings
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ELBOWING, the act of...
elbowroom
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room to extend the e...
eldercare
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care of the elderly...
elderlies
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ELDERLY, older peopl...
eldership
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the state of being o...
eldorados
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ELDORADO, a place of...
eldresses
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ELDRESS, a female ch...
electable
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capable of being ele...
elections
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ELECTION, the act of...
electives
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ELECTIVE, an optiona...
electoral
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relating to election...
electress
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the wife or widow of...
electrets
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ELECTRET, a noncondu...
electrics
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ELECTRIC, an electri...
electrify
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to charge with elect...
electrise
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to make electric, al...
electrize
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to make electric, al...
electrode
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a conductor by which...
electroed
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ELECTRO, to make an...
electrons
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ELECTRON, an element...
electrums
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ELECTRUM, an alloy o...
electuary
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a medicine mixed wit...
eledoisin
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a small protein from...
elegances
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ELEGANCE, the state...
elegantly
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ELEGANT, tastefully...
elegiacal
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related to elegy, al...
elegiasts
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ELEGIAST, one who co...
elegising
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ELEGISE, to write an...
elegizing
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ELEGIZE, to write an...
elemental
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of or concerned with...
elenchtic
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relating to argument...
eleoptene
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the liquid part of a...
elephants
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ELEPHANT, a large tu...
eleutheri
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(Greek) an invented...
elevateds
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ELEVATED, a raised r...
elevating
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ELEVATE, to raise [v...
elevation
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the act of elevating...
elevators
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ELEVATOR, a lift [n]
elevatory
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able or tending to r...
elevenses
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a light meal or coff...
elevenths
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ELEVENTH, one of ele...
eliciting
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ELICIT, to draw fort...
elicitors
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ELICITOR, one who el...
eligibles
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ELIGIBLE, fit to be...
eliminant
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an agent causing eli...
eliminate
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to remove, get rid o...
elkhounds
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ELKHOUND, a breed of...
ellipsoid
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a solid, all plane s...
elocuting
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ELOCUTE, to speak pu...
elocution
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the art of effective...
elocutory
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pertaining to elocut...
eloigners
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ELOIGNER, one who el...
eloigning
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ELOIGN, to remove to...
eloinment
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the act of eloining,...
elongated
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ELONGATE, to lengthe...
elongates
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ELONGATE, to lengthe...
elopement
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the act of eloping [...
eloquence
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the power, art or pr...
elsewhere
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in another place [ad...
elucidate
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to make clear [v ELU...
elusively
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ELUSIVE, tending to...
elutriate
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to separate by washi...
eluviated
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ELUVIATE, to undergo...
eluviates
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ELUVIATE, to undergo...
elvanites
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ELVANITE, a granular...
emaciated
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EMACIATE, to make th...
emaciates
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EMACIATE, to make th...
emailings
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EMAILING, the act of...
emanating
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EMANATE, to send for...
emanation
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a flowing out from a...
emanatist
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one who believes in...
emanative
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issuing forth; efflu...
emanators
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EMANATOR, one that e...
emanatory
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of the nature of an...
embailing
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EMBAIL, (obsolete) t...
emballing
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the act of enclosing...
embalmers
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EMBALMER, one that e...
embalming
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the act of embalming...
embankers
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EMBANKER, one who ma...
embanking
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EMBANK, to enclose w...
embargoed
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EMBARGO, to prohibit...
embargoes
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EMBARGO, to prohibit...
embarking
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EMBARK, to go on boa...
embarrass
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to discomfit [v -ED,...
embarring
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the act of shutting...
embassade
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(Shakespeare) the mi...
embassage
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an embassy, also AMB...
embassies
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EMBASSY, the offices...
embathing
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EMBATHE, to bathe, a...
embattled
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EMBATTLE, to fortify...
embattles
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EMBATTLE, to fortify...
embayment
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a bay; a recess in a...
embedding
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the technique by whi...
embedment
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the act of embedding...
embellish
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to add beauty to [v...
embezzled
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EMBEZZLE, to appropr...
embezzler
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one who embezzles [n...
embezzles
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EMBEZZLE, to appropr...
embitters
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EMBITTER, to make bi...
emblazers
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EMBLAZER, one who em...
emblazing
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EMBLAZE, to set on f...
emblazons
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EMBLAZON, to depict...
emblemata
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EMBLEMA, a carved or...
embleming
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EMBLEM, to represent...
emblemise
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to represent by or a...
emblemize
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to represent by or a...
embloomed
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EMBLOOM, to cover wi...
emblossom
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to cover or adorn wi...
embodiers
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EMBODIER, one who em...
embodying
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EMBODY, to form into...
embogging
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EMBOG, to bog down [...
emboguing
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21
EMBOGUE, to flow out...
emboiling
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19
EMBOIL, (obsolete) t...
emboldens
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EMBOLDEN, to instil...
embolised
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EMBOLISE, to cause a...
embolises
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EMBOLISE, to cause a...
embolisms
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EMBOLISM, obstructio...
embolized
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EMBOLIZE, to cause a...
embolizes
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EMBOLIZE, to cause a...
emboluses
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EMBOLUS, a clot or a...
emborders
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EMBORDER, to provide...
emboscata
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(Italian) an ambusca...
embosking
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EMBOSK, to conceal w...
embosomed
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EMBOSOM, to embrace,...
embossers
18
15
EMBOSSER, one who em...
embossing
19
18
EMBOSS, to decorate...
embounded
17
19
EMBOUND, (Shakespear...
emboweled
21
20
EMBOWEL, to remove t...
embowered
20
19
EMBOWER, to place in...
embowment
21
22
the act of embowing,...
embraceor
20
18
a person who seeks t...
embracers
21
18
EMBRACER, a person w...
embracery
27
20
an attempt to influe...
embracing
22
21
EMBRACE, to hug [v]
embracive
23
22
disposed to embrace...
embraided
18
17
EMBRAID, (Spenser) t...
embrangle
19
19
(archaic) to embroil...
embrasors
18
15
EMBRASOR, a person w...
embrasure
18
16
(French) a loophole...
embraving
21
22
EMBRAVE, to inspire...
embrazure
21
25
(French) a loophole...
embreaded
17
17
EMBREAD, to braid, a...
embreathe
19
17
(archaic) to breathe...
embrittle
20
16
(archaic) to make or...
embrocate
20
18
to moisten and rub w...
embroglio
20
18
(Italian) a confusin...
embroider
18
16
to ornament with des...
embroiled
19
17
EMBROIL, to involve...
embroiler
19
16
one who embroils [n...
embrowned
20
20
EMBROWN, to make bro...
embruting
20
19
EMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
embryoids
25
18
EMBRYOID, a mass of...
embryonal
24
19
of or like an embryo...
embryonic
27
21
of or like an embryo...
embryotic
28
20
of or pertaining to...
embusques
27
26
EMBUSQUE, (French) a...
embussing
20
19
EMBUS, to board a bu...
embusying
26
21
EMBUSY, (Spenser) to...
emeerates
14
12
EMEERATE, the office...
emendable
17
18
that can be emended...
emendated
14
15
EMENDATE, to correct...
emendates
14
14
EMENDATE, to correct...
emendator
14
14
one who emends or cr...
emeraudes
15
14
EMERAUDE, (Spenser)...
emergence
18
18
the act of emerging...
emergency
25
20
an unexpected occurr...
emergents
16
15
EMERGENT, an effect...
emersions
15
13
EMERSION, the act of...
emicating
20
18
EMICATE, to sparkle...
emication
18
16
a sparkling [n -S]
emictions
19
16
EMICTION, the discha...
emigrants
17
15
EMIGRANT, one who em...
emigrated
17
15
EMIGRATE, to leave o...
emigrates
17
14
EMIGRATE, to leave o...
eminences
17
17
EMINENCE, a high sta...
eminently
22
17
EMINENT, of high sta...
emissions
16
13
EMISSION, the act of...
emittance
18
16
the energy radiated...
emmarbled
20
20
EMMARBLE, to adorn w...
emmarbles
20
19
EMMARBLE, to adorn w...
emmeshing
20
20
EMMESH, to entangle,...
emmetrope
18
18
a person showing emm...
emolliate
17
14
to soften; to render...
emollient
17
15
something that softe...
emolument
17
18
payment; profit aris...
emoticons
18
16
EMOTICON, in computi...
emotional
15
14
full of emotion [adj...
emotively
25
19
EMOTIVE, pertaining...
emotivism
20
19
the theory that mora...
emotivity
25
18
emotiveness [n EMOTI...
empackets
22
22
EMPACKET, to pack up...
empaestic
21
18
pertaining to the ar...
empairing
19
18
EMPAIRE, to become w...
empanadas
16
17
EMPANADA, (Spanish)...
empaneled
17
18
EMPANEL, to select a...
empanoply
26
22
to clothe in full ar...
emparling
20
19
EMPARL, (Spenser) to...
emparting
19
18
EMPART, (Spenser) to...
empathies
20
17
EMPATHY, the compreh...
empathise
20
17
to enter imaginative...
empathist
21
17
one who empathises [...
empathize
23
26
to enter imaginative...
empatrons
17
16
EMPATRON, (Shakespea...
empayring
25
20
EMPAYRE, (Spenser) t...
empeached
22
21
EMPEACH, (Spenser) t...
empeaches
22
20
EMPEACH, (Spenser) t...
empennage
16
19
(French) the tail as...
empeopled
20
20
EMPEOPLE, to fill wi...
empeoples
20
19
EMPEOPLE, to fill wi...
empercing
22
21
EMPERCE, to pierce,...
emperised
18
16
EMPERISE, to play th...
emperises
18
15
EMPERISE, to play th...
emperized
21
25
EMPERIZE, to play th...
emperizes
21
24
EMPERIZE, to play th...
emphasise
20
17
to add emphasis to,...
emphasize
23
26
to add emphasis to,...
emphatics
24
20
EMPHATIC, an emphati...
emphlyses
28
20
EMPHLYSIS, a vesicul...
emphlysis
29
20
a vesicular eruption...
emphysema
27
22
a swelling produced...
empierced
21
19
EMPIERCE, (Spenser)...
empierces
21
18
EMPIERCE, (Spenser)...
empighted
22
20
EMPIGHT, (Spenser) t...
empirical
23
19
relying on or derive...
emplacing
23
22
EMPLACE, to put in p...
emplaning
19
20
EMPLANE, to put on a...
emplaster
19
16
(obsolete) to plaste...
emplastic
23
19
glutinous, adhesive...
emplecton
21
20
(archaic) ashlar mas...
emplectum
24
23
(archaic) ashlar mas...
emplonged
19
20
EMPLONGE, to plunge,...
emplonges
19
19
EMPLONGE, to plunge,...
employees
24
18
EMPLOYEE, a person e...
employers
25
18
EMPLOYER, one who em...
employing
26
21
EMPLOY, to hire, use...
empluming
22
23
EMPLUME, (archaic) t...
empoisons
17
16
EMPOISON, (archaic)...
empolders
19
17
EMPOLDER, to reclaim...
emporiums
20
19
EMPORIUM, a large tr...
empowered
20
19
EMPOWER, to authoriz...
empresses
18
15
EMPRESS, a female ru...
emptiable
21
19
that can be emptied...
emptiness
18
16
the state of being e...
emptional
18
17
capable of being pur...
emptyings
26
20
EMPTYING, the act of...
empurpled
22
21
EMPURPLE, to dye pur...
empurples
22
20
EMPURPLE, to dye pur...
empyemata
24
20
EMPYEMA, a collectio...
empyreans
23
18
EMPYREAN, the highes...
empyreuma
25
21
the peculiar smell a...
emulating
18
17
EMULATE, to strive t...
emulation
16
15
the act of emulating...
emulative
19
18
inclined to emulatio...
emulators
17
14
EMULATOR, one who em...
emulgence
20
20
(archaic) the proces...
emulously
25
18
EMULOUS, eager to eq...
emulsible
21
18
that can be emulsifi...
emulsions
17
15
EMULSION, a colloida...
emulsoids
18
15
EMULSOID, a liquid d...
emunction
18
18
the act of removing...
emunctory
25
19
a cleansing organ or...
enactable
19
17
that can be enacted...
enactions
16
14
ENACTION, the passin...
enactment
17
17
the passing of a bil...
enactures
17
14
ENACTURE, (Shakespea...
enalapril
18
15
an ace inhibitor use...
enallages
16
14
ENALLAGE, the exchan...
enamelers
15
14
ENAMELER, one who en...
enameling
16
17
the act of coating w...
enamelist
16
14
one who enamels; a w...
enamelled
16
16
ENAMEL, to cover wit...
enameller
16
15
one who enamels; a w...
enamorado
13
14
(obsolete) a lover [...
enamoring
15
16
ENAMOR, to inspire w...
enamoured
14
15
ENAMOUR, to inspire...
enanthema
15
16
an ulcer on a mucous...
enarching
20
18
ENARCH, to graft a p...
enargites
15
12
ENARGITE, a dark-gre...
encaenias
15
14
ENCAENIA, an annual...
encalming
20
20
ENCALM, (obsolete) t...
encamping
21
22
ENCAMP, to set up a...
encanthis
19
16
(Greek) a small tumo...
encapsule
20
18
to encapsulate [v EN...
encashing
20
18
ENCASH, to convert i...
encaustic
21
17
having the colours b...
enceintes
16
14
ENCEINTE, a boundary...
encephala
21
19
ENCEPHALON, the cont...
enchafing
22
21
ENCHAFE, (obsolete)...
enchained
18
17
ENCHAIN, to bind wit...
enchanted
18
17
ENCHANT, to delight...
enchanter
18
16
one who enchants [n...
encharged
20
18
ENCHARGE, (archaic)...
encharges
20
17
ENCHARGE, (archaic)...
encharmed
20
19
ENCHARM, (obsolete)...
enchasers
19
15
ENCHASER, one who en...
enchasing
20
18
ENCHASE, to place in...
encheason
17
16
(Spenser) a reason,...
encheered
18
16
ENCHEER, (archaic) t...
enchilada
20
17
(Spanish) a Mexican...
enchorial
20
16
belonging to or used...
encierros
17
13
ENCIERRO, (Spanish)...
enciphers
22
18
ENCIPHER, to write i...
encircled
22
18
ENCIRCLE, to form a...
encircles
22
17
ENCIRCLE, to form a...
enclasped
20
18
ENCLASP, to embrace,...
enclaving
21
21
ENCLAVE, to surround...
enclitics
23
17
ENCLITIC, a word or...
enclosers
18
14
ENCLOSER, one who en...
enclosing
19
17
ENCLOSE, to surround...
enclosure
18
15
the act of enclosing...
enclothed
20
17
ENCLOTHE, to clothe...
enclothes
20
16
ENCLOTHE, to clothe...
enclouded
18
17
ENCLOUD, to cover wi...
encodable
19
18
that can be encoded...
encodings
18
17
ENCODING, the act of...
encolours
18
15
ENCOLOUR, to colour...
encolpion
19
18
(Greek) a reliquary;...
encolpium
22
21
a reliquary; a cross...
encolures
18
15
ENCOLURE, a mane of...
encomiast
18
16
a person who utters...
encomiums
20
20
ENCOMIUM, an address...
encompass
20
19
to surround [v -ED,...
encounter
16
15
to meet [v -ED, -ING...
encourage
17
16
to hearten, also ACC...
encradled
18
16
ENCRADLE, to lay in...
encradles
18
15
ENCRADLE, to lay in...
encraties
17
13
ENCRATY, self-contro...
encreased
16
14
ENCREASE, to become...
encreases
16
13
ENCREASE, to become...
encrimson
18
17
to colour crimson [v...
encrinite
17
14
a fossil crinoid, es...
encrusted
18
15
ENCRUST, to cover wi...
encrypted
26
19
ENCRYPT, to put a me...
encumbers
21
20
ENCUMBER, to impede...
encurtain
17
15
to enclose with curt...
encyclics
32
22
ENCYCLIC, a letter s...
encysting
25
18
ENCYST, to become en...
endamaged
15
17
ENDAMAGE, to damage...
endamages
15
16
ENDAMAGE, to damage...
endamebae
15
17
ENDAMEBA, a parasiti...
endamebas
16
17
ENDAMEBA, a parasiti...
endamebic
20
20
like an endameba, a...
endamoeba
15
17
(Latin) a parasitic...
endangers
14
14
ENDANGER, to expose...
endarting
15
14
ENDART, to dart in,...
endbrains
16
15
ENDBRAIN, a part of...
endearing
14
14
ENDEAR, to make belo...
endeavors
15
15
ENDEAVOR, to strive...
endeavour
15
16
to try, also ENDEAVO...
endecagon
16
17
an eleven-sided poly...
endeictic
21
17
showing, exhibiting...
endemical
19
18
confined to one part...
endemisms
17
17
ENDEMISM, the state...
endenizen
15
22
to admit to the priv...
endexines
19
19
ENDEXINE, an inner l...
endleaves
16
16
ENDLEAF, an endpaper...
endlessly
23
15
ENDLESS, eternal [ad...
endoblast
17
15
the inner cell-layer...
endocarps
19
17
ENDOCARP, the inner...
endocasts
17
14
ENDOCAST, a cast of...
endocrine
16
15
secreting internally...
endocytic
27
19
involved absorption...
endoderms
15
15
ENDODERM, the innerm...
endoergic
18
16
of a reaction, absor...
endogamic
19
19
relating to endogamy...
endogenic
17
17
formed or occurring...
endolymph
27
22
the watery fluid con...
endomixes
21
21
ENDOMIXIS, in Protoz...
endomixis
22
21
in Protozoa, a nucle...
endomorph
19
19
a person of generall...
endophagy
25
20
cannibalism within a...
endophyte
24
18
an endoparasitic pla...
endoplasm
18
18
the protoplasm in th...
endoproct
19
17
a small animal livin...
endorphin
18
17
any of a group of pe...
endorsees
13
11
ENDORSEE, a person t...
endorsers
14
11
ENDORSER, one that e...
endorsing
15
14
ENDORSE, to declare...
endorsive
16
15
tending to endorse [...
endorsors
14
11
ENDORSOR, one that e...
endosarcs
17
14
ENDOSARC, a portion...
endoscope
18
17
an instrument for vi...
endoscopy
25
19
the art or process o...
endosmose
14
14
the transmission of...
endosomes
14
14
ENDOSOME, a cellular...
endosperm
17
17
in a seed, nutritive...
endospore
15
14
the thin inner coat...
endossing
15
14
ENDOSS, (obsolete) t...
endosteal
14
12
relating to the endo...
endosteum
15
15
the internal periost...
endostyle
21
14
a fold of the endode...
endotherm
17
16
a warm-blooded anima...
endotoxic
23
21
of or like an endoto...
endotoxin
19
19
a toxin of internal...
endowment
17
18
the act of endowing;...
endpapers
18
17
ENDPAPER, a sheet of...
endplates
17
15
ENDPLATE, a type of...
endplayed
23
18
ENDPLAY, to force (a...
endpoints
16
15
ENDPOINT, either of...
endungeon
13
16
to shut up in a dung...
endurable
17
16
that can be endured...
endurably
24
18
ENDURABLE, that can...
endurance
16
16
the capacity for end...
energetic
18
15
full of energetic, a...
energised
15
13
ENERGISE, to give en...
energiser
15
12
something that energ...
energises
15
12
ENERGISE, to give en...
energized
18
22
ENERGIZE, to give en...
energizer
18
21
something that energ...
energizes
18
21
ENERGIZE, to give en...
energumen
15
17
(obsolete) a person...
enervated
15
15
ENERVATE, to weaken,...
enervates
15
14
ENERVATE, to weaken,...
enervator
15
14
something that enerv...
enfeebled
18
18
ENFEEBLE, to make fe...
enfeebler
18
17
something that enfee...
enfeebles
18
17
ENFEEBLE, to make fe...
enfeloned
15
16
ENFELON, (Spenser) t...
enfeoffed
19
20
ENFEOFF, to invest w...
enfetters
16
13
ENFETTER, to bind wi...
enfevered
17
18
ENFEVER, to excite f...
enfierced
19
17
ENFIERCE, (Spenser)...
enfierces
19
16
ENFIERCE, (Spenser)...
enfiladed
17
16
ENFILADE, to direct...
enfilades
17
15
ENFILADE, to direct...
enflaming
19
20
ENFLAME, (obsolete)...
enfleshed
19
17
ENFLESH, to turn int...
enfleshes
19
16
ENFLESH, to turn int...
enflowers
20
17
ENFLOWER, to cover w...
enfolders
17
15
ENFOLDER, one who en...
enfolding
18
18
ENFOLD, to envelop [...
enforcers
19
16
ENFORCER, one that e...
enforcing
20
19
ENFORCE, to compel,...
enforests
16
13
ENFOREST, to turn in...
enforming
18
19
ENFORM, (Spenser) to...
enframing
18
19
ENFRAME, to put in a...
enfreedom
16
17
(Shakespeare) to set...
enfreeing
16
16
ENFREE, to set free...
enfreezes
18
22
ENFREEZE, to freeze;...
engagedly
23
18
ENGAGED [adv]
engaoling
16
16
ENGAOL, (Shakespeare...
engarland
15
15
to encircle with a g...
engenders
14
14
ENGENDER, to bring i...
engendure
14
15
(archaic) the act of...
engilding
18
17
ENGILD, (Shakespeare...
engineers
14
13
ENGINEER, to arrange...
engirding
17
16
ENGIRD, to gird; to...
engirdled
17
15
ENGIRDLE, to secure...
engirdles
17
14
ENGIRDLE, to secure...
englacial
20
17
embedded in, carried...
englished
19
16
ENGLISH, to cause a...
englishes
19
15
ENGLISH, to cause a...
englobing
19
19
ENGLOBE, to form int...
engloomed
16
17
ENGLOOM, to make glo...
englutted
17
15
ENGLUT, to glut, to...
engorging
17
17
ENGORGE, to fill wit...
engoument
15
17
(French) an excessiv...
engracing
19
18
ENGRACE, to introduc...
engraffed
19
19
ENGRAFF, (obsolete)...
engrafted
17
16
ENGRAFT, to graft on...
engrailed
16
14
ENGRAIL, to border w...
engrained
14
14
ENGRAIN, to fix deep...
engrainer
14
13
one who engrains, dy...
engrammas
17
18
ENGRAMMA, a deep-sea...
engrammes
17
18
ENGRAMME, a deep-sea...
engrammic
21
21
related to an engram...
engrasped
17
16
ENGRASP, (Spenser) t...
engravers
17
16
ENGRAVER, one who en...
engravery
23
18
(obsolete) the trade...
engraving
18
19
the act or art of cu...
engrenage
14
15
(French) the process...
engrieved
17
17
ENGRIEVE, (Spenser)...
engrieves
17
16
ENGRIEVE, (Spenser)...
engrooved
16
17
ENGROOVE, to fit int...
engrooves
16
16
ENGROOVE, to fit int...
engrossed
15
13
ENGROSS, to complete...
engrosser
15
12
one who copies a wri...
engrosses
15
12
ENGROSS, to complete...
enguarded
15
15
ENGUARD, (Shakespear...
engulfing
20
20
ENGULF, to swallow u...
engulphed
21
20
ENGULPH, to swallow...
engyscope
26
20
(obsolete) a kind of...
enhaloing
17
16
ENHALO, to surround...
enhancers
18
16
ENHANCER, one who en...
enhancing
19
19
ENHANCE, to raise in...
enhancive
20
20
having the effect of...
enhearsed
15
13
ENHEARSE, to enclose...
enhearses
15
12
ENHEARSE, to enclose...
enhearten
14
13
to encourage, give h...
enhungers
17
16
ENHUNGER, to make hu...
enhydrite
23
15
a mineral with fluid...
enhydrous
23
16
of or like an enhydr...
enigmatic
20
18
puzzling, mysterious...
enjambing
20
28
ENJAMB, in poetry, t...
enjoinder
15
21
an order [n -S]
enjoiners
15
20
ENJOINER, one who en...
enjoining
16
23
ENJOIN, to order or...
enjoyable
24
25
that can be enjoyed...
enjoyably
31
27
ENJOYABLE, that can...
enjoyment
22
25
the act of enjoying...
enkernels
15
16
ENKERNEL, to enclose...
enkindled
16
18
ENKINDLE, to set on...
enkindler
16
17
one who enkindles [n...
enkindles
16
17
ENKINDLE, to set on...
enlarding
16
15
ENLARD, (Shakespeare...
enlargens
15
14
ENLARGEN, to make la...
enlargers
16
13
ENLARGER, a device w...
enlarging
17
16
ENLARGE, to make lar...
enlighted
19
16
ENLIGHT, to shed lig...
enlighten
18
16
to impart knowledge...
enlinking
17
19
ENLINK, to connect c...
enlistees
15
11
ENLISTEE, one who is...
enlisters
16
11
ENLISTER, one who en...
enlisting
17
14
ENLIST, to engage fo...
enlivened
16
17
ENLIVEN, to make liv...
enlivener
16
16
something that enliv...
enlocking
20
21
ENLOCK, to lock up,...
enlumined
16
17
ENLUMINE, to throw l...
enlumines
16
16
ENLUMINE, to throw l...
enmeshing
18
18
ENMESH, to entangle,...
enneagons
12
14
ENNEAGON, a polygon...
enneagram
14
16
a personality system...
ennoblers
16
15
ENNOBLER, one who en...
ennobling
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ENNOBLE, to make nob...
enokidake
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19
(Japanese) chinese h...
enokitake
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18
(Japanese) a type of...
enologies
15
13
ENOLOGY, the study o...
enologist
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13
one who studies enol...
enomoties
14
13
ENOMOTY, a band of s...
enophiles
19
16
ENOPHILE, a wine con...
enouncing
17
18
ENOUNCE, to enunciat...
enplaning
17
18
ENPLANE, to put on a...
enqueuing
23
24
ENQUEUE, to add (a d...
enquirers
23
20
ENQUIRER, one who en...
enquiries
23
20
ENQUIRY, a question,...
enquiring
24
23
ENQUIRE, to ask, als...
enragedly
22
16
ENRAGED [adv]
enranckle
18
19
(Spenser) to enrage...
enranging
15
16
ENRANGE, to arrange,...
enranking
15
18
ENRANK, (Shakespeare...
enrapture
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14
to delight [v ENRAPT...
enraunged
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15
ENRAUNGE, (Spenser)...
enraunges
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ENRAUNGE, (Spenser)...
enrheumed
17
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ENRHEUM, (obsolete)...
enrichers
20
15
ENRICHER, one who en...
enriching
21
18
ENRICH, to add desir...
enringing
16
16
ENRING, to encircle...
enrollees
15
12
ENROLLEE, one who is...
enrollers
16
12
ENROLLER, one who en...
enrolling
17
15
ENROL, to insert on...
enrolment
15
15
the act of enrolling...
enrooting
14
13
ENROOT, to implant f...
enroughed
17
16
ENROUGH, (archaic) t...
enrounded
13
14
ENROUND, (Shakespear...
ensampled
18
18
ENSAMPLE, to give an...
ensamples
18
17
ENSAMPLE, to give an...
ensconced
19
18
ENSCONCE, to settle...
ensconces
19
17
ENSCONCE, to settle...
enscrolls
20
15
ENSCROLL, to write o...
ensealing
15
14
ENSEAL, to put a sea...
enseaming
15
16
ENSEAM, to make a ma...
ensearing
14
13
ENSEAR, (Shakespeare...
ensembles
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17
ENSEMBLE, (French) a...
enserfing
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ENSERF, to make a se...
ensheathe
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14
to enclose as in a s...
ensheaths
18
14
ENSHEATH, to enclose...
enshelled
18
15
ENSHELL, to enclose...
enshelter
17
13
(Shakespeare) to giv...
enshields
18
14
ENSHIELD, to defend,...
enshrined
16
14
ENSHRINE, to place i...
enshrinee
15
13
one who is enshrined...
enshrines
16
13
ENSHRINE, to place i...
enshrouds
17
14
ENSHROUD, to cover u...
ensigning
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16
ENSIGN, to mark with...
ensilaged
16
14
ENSILAGE, to store i...
ensilages
16
13
ENSILAGE, to store i...
enslavers
17
15
ENSLAVER, one who en...
enslaving
18
18
ENSLAVE, to make a s...
ensnarers
13
11
ENSNARER, one that e...
ensnaring
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14
ENSNARE, to trap, al...
ensnarled
14
13
ENSNARL, to snarl up...
ensorcell
19
15
(archaic) to enchant...
ensorcels
18
14
ENSORCEL, to bewitch...
ensouling
16
15
ENSOUL, to infuse wi...
ensphered
18
16
ENSPHERE, to enclose...
enspheres
18
15
ENSPHERE, to enclose...
enstamped
17
17
ENSTAMP, to mark as...
enstatite
14
10
a mineral of the pyr...
ensteeped
15
14
ENSTEEP, (Shakespear...
enstyling
23
16
ENSTYLE, (archaic) t...
enswathed
19
16
ENSWATHE, to wrap ar...
enswathes
19
15
ENSWATHE, to wrap ar...
entailers
15
11
ENTAILER, one who en...
entailing
16
14
ENTAIL, to settle an...
entamebae
15
16
ENTAMEBA, an amoeba...
entamebas
16
16
ENTAMEBA, an amoeba...
entamoeba
15
16
(Latin) an amoeba th...
entangled
15
15
ENTANGLE, to twist t...
entangler
15
14
one who entangles [n...
entangles
15
14
ENTANGLE, to twist t...
entayling
22
16
ENTAYLE, (obsolete)...
entelechy
26
18
perfect realization...
entenders
13
12
ENTENDER, (obsolete)...
enterable
16
14
that can be entered...
enterally
22
14
ENTERAL, pertaining...
enterings
15
13
ENTERING, the act of...
enteritis
15
10
inflammation of the...
entertain
13
11
to hold the attentio...
entertake
14
14
(Spenser) to receive...
entertook
14
14
ENTERTAKE, (Spenser)...
enthralls
19
14
ENTHRALL, to reduce...
enthroned
15
14
ENTHRONE, to place o...
enthrones
15
13
ENTHRONE, to place o...
enthusing
18
16
ENTHUSE, to show ent...
enthymeme
24
20
an argument of proba...
enticings
19
16
ENTICING, the act of...
entitling
17
14
ENTITLE, to give a r...
entoblast
17
14
the inner germ layer...
entoderms
15
14
ENTODERM, the innerm...
entoiling
16
14
ENTOIL, to entangle...
entombing
18
19
ENTOMB, to place in...
entophyte
24
17
a vegetable parasite...
entoproct
19
16
any of a phylum of a...
entoptics
20
16
ENTOPTIC, a visual p...
entourage
14
13
(French) a group of...
entozoans
15
20
ENTOZOAN, an interna...
entrailed
15
12
ENTRAIL, (Spenser) t...
entrained
13
12
ENTRAIN, to board a...
entrainer
13
11
one who entrains [n...
entralles
16
12
ENTRALL, (Spenser) a...
entrammel
17
17
to trammel; to entan...
entranced
16
15
ENTRANCE, to fill wi...
entrances
16
14
ENTRANCE, to fill wi...
entrapped
18
17
ENTRAP, to trap [v]
entrapper
18
16
one who entraps [n -...
entreated
13
11
ENTREAT, to ask for...
entrechat
19
15
(French) a ballet le...
entrecote
16
13
(French) a steak cut...
entremets
15
13
(French) edible past...
entrepots
16
13
ENTREPOT, (French) a...
entresols
15
11
ENTRESOL, (French) a...
entropies
16
13
ENTROPY, a thermodyn...
entropion
15
14
the inversion or tur...
entropium
18
17
(Latin) the inversio...
entrusted
15
12
ENTRUST, to give ove...
entryisms
23
15
ENTRYISM, political...
entryists
22
12
ENTRYIST, one who in...
entryways
30
17
ENTRYWAY, a passage...
entwining
18
17
ENTWINE, to weave to...
entwisted
18
14
ENTWIST, to twist to...
enucleate
17
15
to bring or peel out...
enumerate
14
14
to count, also NUMER...
enunciate
16
15
to pronounce [v ENUN...
enurement
14
15
the act of enuring,...
enuretics
18
14
ENURETIC, one who is...
envassals
17
15
ENVASSAL, to make a...
envaulted
17
17
ENVAULT, to enclose...
enveigled
18
18
ENVEIGLE, to cajole,...
enveigles
18
17
ENVEIGLE, to cajole,...
enveloped
18
19
ENVELOP, to cover co...
enveloper
18
18
one who envelops [n...
envelopes
18
18
ENVELOPE, a paper co...
envenomed
15
19
ENVENOM, to put veno...
envermeil
18
18
(Milton) to color wi...
enviously
24
18
ENVIOUS, resentful a...
environed
15
16
ENVIRON, to envelop,...
envisaged
17
17
ENVISAGE, to visuali...
envisages
17
16
ENVISAGE, to visuali...
envisions
16
15
ENVISION, to visuali...
envoyship
27
21
the office or positi...
envyingly
31
22
ENVYING, in a state...
enwalling
20
18
ENWALL, to enclose w...
enwallows
22
18
ENWALLOW, (Spenser)...
enwheeled
19
17
ENWHEEL, (Shakespear...
enwinding
18
18
ENWIND, to enwrap, a...
enwombing
21
22
ENWOMB, to enclose a...
enwrapped
21
20
ENWRAP, to cover by...
enwreathe
18
15
to surround or encom...
enwreaths
19
15
ENWREATH, to encircl...
enzootics
20
22
ENZOOTIC, an enzooti...
enzymatic
28
27
of or like an enzyme...
eoliennes
13
12
EOLIENNE, (French) a...
eolipiles
19
14
EOLIPILE, the first...
eolopiles
18
14
EOLOPILE, the first...
epacrises
20
15
EPACRIS, an Australi...
epaenetic
18
16
(archaic) eulogistic...
eparchate
21
17
the province or dioc...
eparchial
23
18
having an eparch, in...
eparchies
22
17
EPARCHY, an administ...
epatering
17
15
EPATER, (French) to...
epauleted
17
15
wearing an epaulet,...
epaulette
17
14
(French) a shoulder...
epedaphic
24
21
pertaining to atmosp...
ependymal
24
20
having an ependyma,...
ependymas
23
19
EPENDYMA, a membrane...
epeolatry
23
15
the worship of words...
ephedrine
18
16
an alkaloid obtained...
ephedrins
19
16
EPHEDRIN, an alkaloi...
ephelides
20
16
EPHELIS, a freckle o...
ephemerae
18
17
EPHEMERA, an insect...
ephemeral
20
18
existing only for a...
ephemeras
19
17
EPHEMERA, an insect...
ephemerid
20
18
an insect of the may...
ephemeris
20
17
(Greek) a table givi...
ephemeron
18
18
something of short l...
ephialtes
20
15
(archaic) an incubus...
ephoralty
26
17
the office of an eph...
ephorates
18
14
EPHORATE, the office...
epibioses
19
15
EPIBIOSIS, any relat...
epibiosis
20
15
any relationship bet...
epibiotic
23
18
relating to epibiosi...
epiblasts
21
16
EPIBLAST, the extern...
epibolies
20
16
EPIBOLY, the process...
epicanthi
22
18
EPICANTHUS, a fold o...
epicardia
20
16
EPICARDIUM, that par...
epicedial
21
17
of or relating to di...
epicedian
19
17
of or relating to di...
epicedium
22
20
(Latin) a funeral od...
epicenism
21
19
the state of being e...
epicenter
19
16
(US) the point on th...
epicentra
19
16
EPICENTRUM, the poin...
epicentre
19
16
the point on the Ear...
epicleses
21
16
EPICLESIS, (Greek) t...
epiclesis
22
16
(Greek) the act of c...
epicormic
25
21
denoting shoots that...
epicotyls
28
18
EPICOTYL, the part o...
epicrania
19
16
EPICRANIUM, the medi...
epicrises
21
15
EPICRISIS, a seconda...
epicrisis
22
15
a secondary crisis o...
epicritic
25
18
of certain sensory n...
epicurean
19
17
devoted to luxury [a...
epicurise
21
16
(archaic) to act as...
epicurism
23
19
the doctrines of Epi...
epicurize
24
25
(archaic) to act as...
epicycles
31
21
EPICYCLE, a small ci...
epicyclic
35
24
pertaining to or hav...
epidemics
22
19
EPIDEMIC, a rapid sp...
epidermal
19
17
of or pertaining to...
epidermic
22
19
of or pertaining to...
epidermis
19
16
the outermost layer...
epidictic
25
19
designed to display...
epidosite
17
13
a rock composed of e...
epidurals
19
15
EPIDURAL, an anaesth...
epifaunae
17
17
EPIFAUNA, fauna livi...
epifaunal
19
18
of or relating to ep...
epifaunas
18
17
EPIFAUNA, fauna livi...
epigaeous
17
15
growing or living cl...
epigenist
18
15
one who studies the...
epigenous
17
16
growing on the surfa...
epigonism
19
18
the state of being a...
epigonous
17
16
relating to a follow...
epigraphs
23
19
EPIGRAPH, an inscrip...
epigraphy
29
21
the study of ancient...
epigynies
24
17
EPIGYNY, the state o...
epigynous
24
18
growing upon the top...
epilating
19
16
EPILATE, to remove h...
epilation
17
14
the loss or removal...
epilators
18
13
EPILATOR, an agent u...
epileptic
24
19
suffering from epile...
epilimnia
19
17
EPILIMNION, the uppe...
epilithic
25
18
of plants, growing o...
epilobium
22
20
a genus of plants th...
epilogise
19
15
to speak or write an...
epilogist
20
15
one who writes or sp...
epilogize
22
24
to speak or write an...
epilogued
19
17
EPILOGUE, to supply...
epilogues
19
16
EPILOGUE, to supply...
epimerase
17
15
an enzyme which cata...
epimerise
18
15
to make into an epim...
epimerism
20
18
optical isomerism [n...
epimerize
21
24
to make an epimer of...
epimysium
27
21
a fibrous sheet encl...
epinastic
20
16
growing more rapidly...
epineural
17
15
lying over and paral...
epineuria
16
14
EPINEURIUM, the conn...
epinician
19
17
celebrating a triump...
epinicion
19
17
(Greek) an ode in ho...
epinikian
17
18
an ode celebrating a...
epinikion
17
18
(Greek) an ode in ho...
epiphanic
24
21
of or like an epipha...
epiphragm
24
22
the disc with which...
epiphyses
28
19
EPIPHYSIS, any porti...
epiphysis
29
19
any portion of a bon...
epiphytal
29
20
pertaining to an epi...
epiphytes
28
19
EPIPHYTE, a plant wh...
epiphytic
32
22
of or like an epiphy...
epiploons
19
17
EPIPLOON, a flap whi...
epipolism
22
19
fluorescence [n -S]
epirogeny
23
17
the geological forma...
epirrhema
20
17
(Greek) in Greek com...
episcopal
23
19
governed by bishops;...
episcopes
22
18
EPISCOPE, an instrum...
episemons
17
16
EPISEMON, a badge or...
episodial
18
14
pertaining to or con...
episperms
21
18
EPISPERM, the skin o...
epispores
19
15
EPISPORE, the outer...
epistases
17
12
EPISTASIS, the suppr...
epistasis
18
12
the suppression of a...
epistatic
21
15
of, exhibiting, or c...
epistaxes
23
19
EPISTAXIS, bleeding...
epistaxis
24
19
bleeding from the no...
epistemic
22
18
(Greek) relating to...
episterna
16
13
EPISTERNUM, a median...
epistlers
19
13
EPISTLER, one who wr...
epistling
20
16
EPISTLE, to preface...
epistoler
18
13
the reader of the ep...
epistolet
18
13
a little epistle [n...
epistolic
22
16
of or like an epistl...
epistomes
18
15
EPISTOME, a structur...
epistyles
25
15
EPISTYLE, a part of...
epitaphed
21
18
EPITAPH, to compose...
epitapher
21
17
a writer of epitaphs...
epitaphic
25
20
pertaining to an epi...
epitaxial
24
20
relating to epitaxy,...
epitaxies
23
19
EPITAXY, the growth...
epithecae
21
17
EPITHECA, the outer...
epithelia
20
15
EPITHELIUM, the oute...
epitheses
19
14
EPITHESIS, the addit...
epithesis
20
14
the addition of one...
epitheted
19
15
EPITHET, to apply an...
epithetic
23
17
relating to an epith...
epitheton
18
15
an epithet, also APA...
epitomise
18
15
to make an epitome o...
epitomist
19
15
one who makes an epi...
epitomize
21
24
to make an epitome o...
epitrites
18
12
EPITRITE, a metrical...
epizeuxes
26
29
EPIZEUXIS, the immed...
epizeuxis
27
29
the immediate repeti...
epizoisms
22
24
EPIZOISM, the state...
epizoites
20
21
EPIZOITE, an epizoic...
epizootic
23
24
of a disease, affect...
epochally
30
21
EPOCHAL, belonging t...
eponymies
23
18
EPONYMY, the derivat...
eponymous
23
19
of, relating to, or...
epopoeias
17
15
EPOPOEIA, an epic po...
epoxidise
23
20
to convert into an e...
epoxidize
26
29
to convert into an e...
epsilonic
21
17
relating to the Gree...
epsomites
18
15
EPSOMITE, a mineral,...
epulation
17
15
feasting, indulging...
epulotics
22
17
EPULOTIC, a substanc...
epurating
18
16
EPURATE, to purify [...
epuration
16
14
purification, esp. r...
epyllions
25
17
EPYLLION, a shorter...
equalised
24
21
EQUALISE, to make eq...
equaliser
24
20
a goal that equalise...
equalises
24
20
EQUALISE, to make eq...
equalized
27
30
EQUALIZE, to make eq...
equalizer
27
29
a goal that equalise...
equalizes
27
29
EQUALIZE, to make eq...
equalling
26
24
EQUAL, to make equal...
equalness
23
21
equality; evenness [...
equatable
25
23
that can be equated...
equations
22
20
EQUATION, the act of...
equerries
23
19
EQUERRY, an official...
equifinal
26
24
having the same resu...
equimolal
26
24
having an equal numb...
equimolar
25
23
having an equal numb...
equinoxes
28
27
EQUINOX, the time wh...
equipaged
26
25
EQUIPAGE, to fit out...
equipages
26
24
EQUIPAGE, to fit out...
equipment
26
26
things used in equip...
equipoise
25
22
to provide with a co...
equippers
28
25
EQUIPPER, one who eq...
equipping
29
28
EQUIP, to provide wi...
equisetic
27
22
of or relating to pl...
equisetum
25
23
(Latin) a plant, hor...
equitable
26
23
fair, just [adj EQUI...
equitably
33
25
EQUITABLE, fair, jus...
equivalve
28
28
having valves of sim...
equivocal
29
27
subject to two or mo...
equivokes
26
27
EQUIVOKE, an ambiguo...
equivoque
33
33
an ambiguous term; a...
eradiated
14
11
ERADIATE, to shoot o...
eradiates
14
10
ERADIATE, to shoot o...
eradicant
17
14
something that eradi...
eradicate
17
13
to root out [v ERADI...
erasement
14
13
the act of erasing;...
erectable
20
16
capable of being ere...
erections
17
13
ERECTION, the act of...
erectness
17
13
the state of being e...
eremitish
19
14
like an eremite, a h...
eremitism
18
15
the state of a hermi...
erethisms
19
14
ERETHISM, abnormal i...
erethitic
21
14
causing erethism, ab...
erewhiles
21
15
(archaic) some time...
ergataner
14
12
a worker-like wingle...
ergatives
18
15
ERGATIVE, a certain...
ergatoids
16
12
ERGATOID, a wingless...
ergogenic
19
17
enhancing physical p...
ergograms
18
16
ERGOGRAM, a record m...
ergograph
21
18
an instrument for me...
ergomania
15
15
excessive desire to...
ergometer
16
14
an instrument for me...
ergometry
23
16
the measurement of w...
ergonomic
19
18
of or pertaining to...
ergotised
16
12
ERGOTISE, to affect...
ergotises
16
11
ERGOTISE, to affect...
ergotisms
18
14
ERGOTISM, poisoning...
ergotized
19
21
ERGOTIZE, to affect...
ergotizes
19
20
ERGOTIZE, to affect...
erigerons
15
12
ERIGERON, a plant of...
eriometer
15
12
an instrument for me...
erionites
14
10
ERIONITE, a mineral...
eriophyid
26
17
any of a large famil...
eristical
20
13
pertaining to disput...
erogenous
14
13
producing erotic des...
erosional
14
11
relating or causing...
erosivity
24
15
the state of being e...
erostrate
14
9
without a beak [adj]
eroticise
18
12
to render erotic, al...
eroticism
20
15
erotic quality [n -S...
eroticist
19
12
one of an amorous te...
eroticize
21
21
to render erotic, al...
erotising
16
12
EROTISE, to give a s...
erotizing
19
21
EROTIZE, to give a s...
erotology
22
14
the study of erotic...
errancies
17
13
ERRANCY, an instance...
erratical
19
13
(archaic) erratic, a...
erroneous
13
11
wrong [adj ERRONEOUS...
errorists
16
9
ERRORIST, one holdin...
errorless
16
10
without errors [adj]
erstwhile
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15
former; in the past...
eruciform
22
19
like a caterpillar [...
eructated
18
14
ERUCTATE, to belch o...
eructates
18
13
ERUCTATE, to belch o...
eruditely
23
14
ERUDITE, learned [ad...
erudition
15
12
learning [n -S]
eruptible
21
17
capable of undergoin...
eruptions
17
14
ERUPTION, the action...
eruptives
20
17
ERUPTIVE, a type of...
ervalenta
16
15
lentil-meal, also RE...
eryngiums
24
18
ERYNGIUM, a plant of...
erythemal
25
17
relating to erythema...
erythemas
24
16
ERYTHEMA, a redness...
erythemic
28
19
relating to erythema...
erythrina
23
14
a plant of the kaffi...
erythrism
26
16
a condition of exces...
erythrite
24
13
a reddish hydrous ar...
erythroid
24
14
of a red color [adj]
erythrons
23
14
ERYTHRON, a bodily o...
escabeche
24
20
pickled vegetables s...
escaladed
18
15
ESCALADE, (French) t...
escalader
18
14
one who escalades, s...
escalades
18
14
ESCALADE, (French) t...
escalated
18
14
ESCALATE, to increas...
escalates
18
13
ESCALATE, to increas...
escalator
18
13
a moving stair [n -S...
escaliers
19
13
ESCALIER, (French) a...
escallops
22
17
ESCALLOP, to bake in...
escaloped
20
17
ESCALOP, to bake in...
escalopes
20
16
ESCALOPE, to cut in...
escapable
22
19
avoidable [adj]
escapades
19
16
ESCAPADE, a reckless...
escapados
19
16
ESCAPADO, an escaped...
escapisms
22
18
ESCAPISM, avoidance...
escapists
21
15
ESCAPIST, one given...
escargots
19
14
ESCARGOT, (French) a...
escaroles
18
13
ESCAROLE, a wavy-lea...
escarping
21
18
ESCARP, to cause to...
eschalots
21
15
ESCHALOT, (French) a...
escheated
19
15
ESCHEAT, to make an...
escheator
19
14
(historical) an offi...
eschewals
24
18
ESCHEWAL, the act of...
eschewers
23
17
ESCHEWER, one who es...
eschewing
24
20
ESCHEW, to avoid [v]
esclandre
18
15
(French) unpleasant...
escopette
19
15
(French) a kind of f...
escortage
18
14
(US) escort [n -S]
escorting
19
15
ESCORT, to accompany...
escotting
19
15
ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
escribano
19
16
(Spanish) a notary [...
escribing
22
18
ESCRIBE, to construc...
escrowing
22
18
ESCROW, to place a d...
esculents
19
15
ESCULENT, something...
esemplasy
25
18
the unifying power o...
esloining
16
14
ESLOIN, to remove to...
esloyning
22
16
ESLOYNE, to remove t...
esophagus
20
17
that portion of the...
esoterica
17
12
esoteric things [n]
esoteries
14
9
ESOTERY, secret doct...
esoterism
16
12
the holding of esote...
esotropia
16
12
a condition in which...
esotropic
20
15
relating to esotropi...
espagnole
17
16
(French) a brown sau...
espaliers
18
13
ESPALIER, to train a...
espanoles
16
14
ESPANOL, (Spanish) a...
esperance
18
16
(Shakespeare) hope,...
espionage
16
15
the practice of spyi...
esplanade
16
15
(French) a level ope...
espousals
18
14
ESPOUSAL, a mutual p...
espousers
17
13
ESPOUSER, one who es...
espousing
18
16
ESPOUSE, to make a m...
espressos
17
12
ESPRESSO, a strong c...
espumosos
18
16
ESPUMOSO, (Spanish)...
esquiress
24
19
(historical) a femal...
esquiring
25
22
ESQUIRE, to escort [...
esquisses
24
19
ESQUISSE, (French) t...
essayette
20
11
a short essay [n -S]
essayists
22
11
ESSAYIST, a writer o...
essential
15
11
absolutely necessary...
essoiners
14
10
ESSOINER, one who su...
essoining
15
13
ESSOIN, to give an e...
essonites
14
10
ESSONITE, cinnamon s...
establish
21
15
to settle or fix, al...
estacades
17
13
ESTACADE, (French) a...
estafette
16
12
(French) a mounted c...
estaminet
15
13
(French) a small caf...
estancias
17
13
ESTANCIA, a cattle r...
esteeming
16
15
ESTEEM, to have a hi...
esterases
14
9
ESTERASE, any of a n...
esthesias
17
11
ESTHESIA, the abilit...
esthetics
21
14
the principles of ta...
estimable
19
16
worthy of regard [ad...
estimably
26
18
ESTIMABLE, worthy of...
estimated
16
13
ESTIMATE, to calcula...
estimates
16
12
ESTIMATE, to calcula...
estimator
16
12
one who estimates or...
estivated
17
14
ESTIVATE, to spend t...
estivates
17
13
ESTIVATE, to spend t...
estivator
17
13
an animal that aesti...
estoppage
19
17
the condition of bei...
estoppels
20
16
ESTOPPEL, a bar to a...
estopping
20
18
ESTOP, to hinder or...
estradiol
16
11
a natural estrogenic...
estragons
15
12
ESTRAGON, a kind of...
estranged
15
13
ESTRANGE, to alienat...
estranger
15
12
one who estranges [n...
estranges
15
12
ESTRANGE, to alienat...
estrapade
16
13
(French) a horse's a...
estraying
22
14
ESTRAY, to stray [v]
estreated
14
10
ESTREAT, to extract...
estreping
18
15
ESTREPE, to create w...
estriches
21
14
ESTRICH, (obsolete)...
estridges
17
12
ESTRIDGE, (obsolete)...
estrildid
18
12
any member of a genu...
estrogens
15
12
ESTROGEN, a female s...
estuarial
16
11
relating to estuarie...
estuarian
14
11
relating to estuarie...
estuaries
15
10
ESTUARY, the tidal m...
estuarine
14
11
relating to estuarie...
esurience
17
14
greed, gluttony, als...
esuriency
24
16
greed, gluttony, als...
etatismes
16
12
ETATISME, extreme st...
etatistes
15
9
ETATISTE, someone wh...
etceteras
17
12
ETCETERA, additional...
eternally
22
14
ETERNAL, everlasting...
eternised
14
11
ETERNISE, to make et...
eternises
14
10
ETERNISE, to make et...
eternized
17
20
ETERNIZE, to make et...
eternizes
17
19
ETERNIZE, to make et...
ethanoate
14
12
an ester of acetic a...
ethanoyls
23
15
ETHANOYL, acetyl as...
ethephons
20
17
ETHEPHON, a syntheti...
ethercaps
22
17
ETHERCAP, a spider,...
ethereous
16
12
(Milton) of or like...
etherical
21
15
relating to the ethe...
etherions
16
12
ETHERION, a very lig...
etherised
17
12
ETHERISE, to adminis...
etheriser
17
11
one who etherises, a...
etherises
17
11
ETHERISE, to adminis...
etherisms
19
14
ETHERISM, addiction...
etherists
18
11
ETHERIST, one who ad...
etherized
20
21
ETHERIZE, to adminis...
etherizer
20
20
one who administers...
etherizes
20
20
ETHERIZE, to adminis...
ethically
29
18
ETHICAL [adv]
ethicians
20
15
ETHICIAN, an expert...
ethicised
21
15
ETHICISE, to treat a...
ethicises
21
14
ETHICISE, to treat a...
ethicisms
23
17
ETHICISM, the tenden...
ethicists
22
14
ETHICIST, an expert...
ethicized
24
24
ETHICIZE, to treat a...
ethicizes
24
23
ETHICIZE, to treat a...
ethionine
15
13
an amino acid [n -S]
ethiopses
19
14
ETHIOPS, an old name...
ethmoidal
19
16
of or like a sieve,...
ethnarchs
22
17
ETHNARCH, the ruler...
ethnarchy
28
19
the dominion of an e...
ethnicism
22
18
consciousness of or...
ethnicity
27
17
ethnic character; th...
ethnocide
19
16
the extermination of...
ethnogeny
22
17
the study of human r...
ethnology
24
17
cultural anthropolog...
ethnonyms
23
18
ETHNONYM, the name o...
ethograms
19
16
ETHOGRAM, a list of...
ethologic
22
17
relating to ethology...
ethonones
14
13
ETHONONE, a toxic ga...
ethoxides
23
19
ETHOXIDE, a type of...
ethylated
24
15
ETHYLATE, to introdu...
ethylates
24
14
ETHYLATE, to introdu...
ethylenes
23
15
ETHYLENE, an oil-for...
ethylenic
27
18
of or like ethylene,...
etiolated
15
11
ETIOLATE, to make pa...
etiolates
15
10
ETIOLATE, to make pa...
etiologic
20
15
relating to etiology...
etiquette
23
19
(French) the convent...
etouffees
18
16
ETOUFFEE, (French) a...
etrangere
14
12
(French) a (female)...
etrangers
15
12
ETRANGER, (French) a...
ettercaps
20
15
ETTERCAP, (Scots) a...
etymology
30
19
the study of the ori...
eucalypti
28
19
EUCALYPTUS, a large...
eucalypts
28
19
EUCALYPT, a large Au...
eucaryons
23
16
EUCARYON, a type of...
eucaryote
23
15
an organism whose ce...
eucaryots
24
15
EUCARYOT, an organis...
euchloric
25
19
relating to, or cons...
euchlorin
21
17
an explosive gas, a...
euchology
28
20
(Greek) a formulary...
euclidean
18
16
related to Euclid, o...
euclidian
19
16
related to Euclid, o...
eucryphia
29
20
a tree or shrub of t...
eudaemons
14
15
EUDAEMON, (Greek) a...
eudaemony
20
17
happiness or wellbei...
eudaimons
15
15
EUDAIMON, (Greek) a...
eudemonia
14
15
happiness esp. that...
eudemonic
18
18
relating to eudemoni...
eudialyte
22
14
a silicate of zircon...
eugenical
19
17
relating to genetic...
eugenisms
17
16
EUGENISM, advocacy o...
eugenists
16
13
EUGENIST, a student...
euglenids
17
15
EUGLENID, a photosyn...
euglenoid
16
15
any member of the Eu...
eukaryons
21
17
EUKARYON, a type of...
eukaryote
21
16
an organism whose ce...
eukaryots
22
16
EUKARYOT, an organis...
eulachans
20
17
EULACHAN, (Native Am...
eulachons
20
17
EULACHON, (Native Am...
eulogised
17
14
EULOGISE, to extol,...
eulogiser
17
13
one who eulogises, a...
eulogises
17
13
EULOGISE, to extol,...
eulogists
18
13
EULOGIST, one who co...
eulogiums
19
17
EULOGIUM, a speech o...
eulogized
20
23
EULOGIZE, to extol,...
eulogizer
20
22
one who eulogizes, a...
eulogizes
20
22
EULOGIZE, to extol,...
eumelanin
15
16
any melanin pigment...
eumerisms
18
16
EUMERISM, a biologic...
eunuchise
20
17
to make a eunuch of,...
eunuchism
22
20
the state of being e...
eunuchize
23
26
to make a eunuch of,...
eunuchoid
20
18
having the character...
euonymins
21
17
EUONYMIN, an extract...
eupatrids
18
14
EUPATRID, (Greek) a...
eupepsias
19
16
EUPEPSIA, a good dig...
eupepsies
19
16
EUPEPSY, a good dige...
euphausid
20
17
one of a genus of sh...
euphemise
20
18
to speak or write (o...
euphemism
22
21
a figure of rhetoric...
euphemist
21
18
one who engages in e...
euphemize
23
27
to speak or write (o...
euphenics
22
19
the biological impro...
euphobias
21
18
EUPHOBIA, a fear of...
euphonias
18
16
EUPHONIA, an agreeab...
euphonies
18
16
EUPHONY, an agreeabl...
euphonise
18
16
to make euphonic, pl...
euphonism
20
19
the custom of using...
euphonium
20
20
a musical instrument...
euphonize
21
25
to make euphonic, pl...
euphorbia
21
18
any herb or shrub of...
euphorias
19
15
EUPHORIA, elation, a...
euphories
19
15
EUPHORY, elation, al...
euphrasia
19
15
eyebright, a plant o...
euphuised
20
17
EUPHUISE, to write i...
euphuises
20
16
EUPHUISE, to write i...
euphuisms
22
19
EUPHUISM, an affecte...
euphuists
21
16
EUPHUIST, one given...
euphuized
23
26
EUPHUIZE, to write i...
euphuizes
23
25
EUPHUIZE, to write i...
euplastic
22
17
healing quickly and...
eurhythmy
34
21
rhythmical movement...
euripuses
18
14
EURIPUS, a sea chann...
eurobonds
16
15
EUROBOND, a bond iss...
eurocrats
18
13
EUROCRAT, a senior m...
eurocreep
19
16
the gradual introduc...
eurolands
15
13
EUROLAND, the area f...
euronotes
13
11
EURONOTE, negotiable...
europhile
20
16
one who admires Euro...
europiums
19
17
EUROPIUM, a rare ear...
eurozones
16
20
EUROZONE, the area f...
eurybaths
26
17
EURYBATH, an organis...
euryokies
22
16
EURYOKY, organisms l...
euryokous
22
17
of an organism, able...
eurytherm
25
17
an organism which to...
eurythmic
29
20
relating to eurhythm...
eurytopic
27
18
tolerant of wide var...
eustacies
18
13
EUSTACY, a worldwide...
eustasies
15
10
EUSTASY, a worldwide...
eutaxites
21
17
EUTAXITE, a volcanic...
eutaxitic
25
20
of or like eutaxite,...
eutectics
22
16
EUTECTIC, a mixture...
eutectoid
18
14
an alloy similar to...
euthanase
15
13
to subject to euthan...
euthanasy
22
15
the practice of endi...
euthanaze
18
22
to subject to euthan...
euthanise
16
13
to subject to euthan...
euthanize
19
22
to subject to euthan...
euthenics
20
16
the science concerne...
euthenist
17
13
a student of eutheni...
eutherian
16
13
belonging to the Eut...
euthymias
25
17
EUTHYMIA, a pleasant...
euthyroid
24
15
someone with normal...
eutrapely
24
16
wit, ease and urbani...
eutrophic
23
18
of a body of water,...
eutropies
17
13
EUTROPY, variation o...
eutropous
17
14
according to eutropy...
euxenites
20
18
EUXENITE, a mineral,...
evacuants
19
18
EVACUANT, a medicine...
evacuated
19
18
EVACUATE, to move fr...
evacuates
19
17
EVACUATE, to move fr...
evacuator
19
17
something or someone...
evadingly
25
20
EVADING [adv]
evagation
16
16
wandering; digressio...
evaginate
16
16
to turn inside out [...
evaluable
20
19
that can be evaluate...
evaluated
17
16
EVALUATE, to estimat...
evaluates
17
15
EVALUATE, to estimat...
evaluator
17
15
one who evaluates, a...
evanesced
18
18
EVANESCE, to fade aw...
evanesces
18
17
EVANESCE, to fade aw...
evangelic
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(archaic) of or rela...
evanished
18
17
EVANISH, to vanish [...
evanishes
18
16
EVANISH, to vanish [...
evanition
15
15
vanishing away [n -S...
evaporate
17
16
to change into vapou...
evaporite
18
16
a sedimentary rock f...
evasional
16
15
relating to evasion...
evasively
26
20
EVASIVE, tending to...
evections
19
17
EVECTION, a lunar in...
evenement
15
18
(French) an event or...
evenfalls
20
19
EVENFALL, the onset...
evensongs
16
17
EVENSONG, an evening...
eventides
16
15
EVENTIDE, evening [n...
eventings
17
17
EVENTING, the act of...
eventless
17
15
without events [adj]
eventrate
15
14
to open the belly [v...
eventuate
15
15
to turn out [v EVENT...
everglade
18
17
a swampy grassland,...
evergreen
16
16
a tree or shrub that...
eversible
20
17
that can be everted...
eversions
16
14
EVERSION, the act of...
everwhere
21
18
to or in all parts a...
everwhich
28
23
whichever [adj]
everybody
31
21
every person [pron]
everydays
29
18
EVERYDAY, something...
everywhen
27
21
on every occasion [a...
evictions
20
17
EVICTION, the act of...
evidenced
19
19
EVIDENCE, to make ap...
evidences
19
18
EVIDENCE, to make ap...
evidently
24
18
EVIDENT, clear [adv]
evildoers
18
15
EVILDOER, one who co...
evildoing
19
18
the doing of evil [n...
evincible
23
21
capable of being evi...
evincibly
30
23
EVINCIBLE, capable o...
evirating
18
16
EVIRATE, to castrate...
evitating
18
16
EVITATE, to avoid, a...
evitation
16
14
a shunning, avoidanc...
eviternal
17
15
eternal [adj EVITERN...
evocating
20
19
EVOCATE, to evoke [v...
evocation
18
17
the act of calling o...
evocative
21
20
calling forth; servi...
evocators
19
16
EVOCATOR, one who ev...
evocatory
25
18
evocative [adj]
evoluting
19
18
EVOLUTE, to develop...
evolution
17
16
the cumulative chang...
evolutive
20
19
promoting evolution...
evolvable
22
22
that can be evolved...
evolvents
19
19
EVOLVENT, an involut...
evulgated
19
18
EVULGATE, to divulge...
evulgates
19
17
EVULGATE, to divulge...
evulsions
18
16
EVULSION, the act of...
exactable
26
23
that can be exacted...
exactions
23
20
EXACTION, the act of...
exactment
24
23
exactness [n -S]
exactness
23
20
the state of being e...
exactress
24
19
a female exactor [n...
exaltedly
29
21
EXALTED [adv]
examinant
20
21
one who examines [n...
examinate
20
20
a person subjected t...
examinees
20
20
EXAMINEE, one who is...
examiners
21
20
EXAMINER, one that e...
examining
22
23
EXAMINE, to inspect...
examplars
25
23
EXAMPLAR, an ideal m...
exampling
26
26
EXAMPLE, to illustra...
exanimate
20
20
lifeless; spiritless...
exanthema
22
22
a skin eruption, esp...
exanthems
23
22
EXANTHEM, a skin eru...
exaration
19
17
the act of writing o...
exarchate
25
21
the office or the pr...
exarchies
26
21
EXARCHY, the domain...
exarchist
27
21
a supporter of the B...
excambing
28
28
EXCAMB, (Scots) in S...
excambion
26
26
in Scots law, exchan...
excambium
29
29
in Scots law, exchan...
excarnate
22
20
to deprive or strip...
excaudate
23
21
tailless [adj]
excavated
25
24
EXCAVATE, to dig out...
excavates
25
23
EXCAVATE, to dig out...
excavator
25
23
a vehicle for excava...
exceeders
23
20
EXCEEDER, one who ex...
exceeding
24
23
EXCEED, to go beyond...
excellent
25
22
very good [adj EXCEL...
excelling
27
24
EXCEL, to surpass ot...
excelsior
25
20
higher still [adj] /...
excentric
27
23
something excentric,...
exceptant
25
23
something excepted,...
excepting
27
25
EXCEPT, to exclude,...
exception
25
23
the act of excepting...
exceptive
28
26
including, making or...
exceptors
26
22
EXCEPTOR, one who ex...
excerpted
26
23
EXCERPT, to pick out...
excerpter
26
22
one who makes excerp...
excerptor
26
22
one who makes excerp...
excerptum
28
26
(Latin) an excerpt,...
excessing
25
22
EXCESS, to eliminate...
excessive
26
23
beyond what is usual...
exchanged
26
25
EXCHANGE, to give an...
exchanger
26
24
one who exchanges [n...
exchanges
26
24
EXCHANGE, to give an...
exchequer
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31
the Government's acc...
excipient
26
23
a substance mixed wi...
excisable
27
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liable or subject to...
exciseman
24
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an officer charged w...
excisemen
24
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EXCISEMAN, an office...
excisions
24
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EXCISION, the act of...
excitable
27
23
able to be excited [...
excitably
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EXCITABLE, able to b...
excitancy
33
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the property of bein...
excitants
24
20
EXCITANT, a stimulan...
excitedly
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EXCITED [adv]
excitonic
27
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relating to an excit...
exclaimed
26
24
EXCLAIM, to cry out...
exclaimer
26
23
one who exclaims [n...
exclosure
25
21
an area shut off fro...
excludees
25
22
EXCLUDEE, someone wh...
excluders
26
22
EXCLUDER, one who ex...
excluding
27
25
EXCLUDE, to shut out...
exclusion
25
22
the act of excluding...
exclusive
28
25
able or tending to e...
exclusory
32
23
acting or tending to...
excoriate
23
19
to abrade; to heap a...
excrement
24
23
waste matter dischar...
excreters
24
19
EXCRETER, one who ex...
excreting
25
22
EXCRETE, to discharg...
excretion
23
20
the act of excreting...
excretive
26
23
having the power of...
excretory
30
21
serving to excrete [...
exculpate
27
24
to free from blame [...
excurrent
24
21
running or flowing o...
excursing
26
23
EXCURSE, (archaic) t...
excursion
24
21
a pleasure trip [n -...
excursive
27
24
constituting a digre...
excusable
27
24
that can be excused...
excusably
34
26
EXCUSABLE, that can...
execrable
26
23
detestable, wretched...
execrably
33
25
EXECRABLE, detestabl...
execrated
23
20
EXECRATE, to declare...
execrates
23
19
EXECRATE, to declare...
execrator
23
19
one who execrates [n...
executant
23
21
one who executes or...
executary
30
22
a business whose job...
executers
24
20
EXECUTER, one who ex...
executing
25
23
EXECUTE, to perform...
execution
23
21
the act of executing...
executive
26
24
concerned with perfo...
executors
24
20
EXECUTOR, one who ex...
executory
30
22
pertaining to admini...
executrix
31
27
a woman exercising t...
exegetics
25
21
the science of inter...
exegetist
22
18
one versed in the sc...
exemplars
25
23
EXEMPLAR, an ideal m...
exemplary
31
25
serving as an exampl...
exemplify
34
28
to serve as an examp...
exempting
25
25
EXEMPT, to free from...
exemption
23
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the act of making ex...
exemptive
26
26
tending to exempt [a...
exequatur
29
27
(Latin) an official...
exercised
24
20
EXERCISE, to perform...
exerciser
24
19
one who exercises [n...
exercises
24
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EXERCISE, to perform...
exercycle
34
25
an exercise bike [n...
exergonic
24
22
of a biochemical rea...
exertions
20
17
EXERTION, the act of...
exfilling
27
24
EXFIL, to remove (da...
exfoliant
23
21
a cosmetic for remov...
exfoliate
23
20
to separate and come...
exhalable
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23
capable of being exh...
exhalants
23
20
EXHALANT, a vessel t...
exhalents
23
20
EXHALENT, a vessel t...
exhausted
23
20
EXHAUST, to use the...
exhauster
23
19
one who, or that whi...
exhibited
26
22
EXHIBIT, to display...
exhibiter
26
21
one who exhibits, al...
exhibitor
26
21
one who exhibits, al...
exhorters
23
18
EXHORTER, one who ex...
exhorting
24
21
EXHORT, to admonish...
exhumated
24
23
EXHUMATE, to dig out...
exhumates
24
22
EXHUMATE, to dig out...
exigeante
20
19
(French) (of a femal...
exigences
24
22
EXIGENCE, urgency, a...
exigently
29
22
EXIGENT, exacting; u...
exilement
22
21
banishment [n -S]
exilities
23
17
EXILITY, (obsolete)...
existence
23
20
the fact of existing...
existents
21
17
EXISTENT, something...
exitances
23
20
EXITANCE, a measure...
exocrines
23
20
EXOCRINE, a gland th...
exocyclic
38
28
situated outside of...
exocytose
29
21
to secrete a substan...
exodermal
22
21
relating to the exod...
exodermis
22
20
the outer cortex lay...
exodontia
19
18
the branch of dentis...
exoenzyme
29
31
an enzyme that funct...
exogamies
22
21
EXOGAMY, marriage ou...
exogamous
22
22
relating to exogamy,...
exogenism
22
22
the state of being e...
exogenous
20
20
originating from out...
exonerate
18
17
to clear of blame [v...
exonumist
22
21
a collector of medal...
exophoric
28
24
denoting or relating...
exoplanet
22
21
a planet that orbits...
exoplasms
25
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EXOPLASM, the outer...
exopodite
22
20
the outer branch of...
exoration
19
17
(obsolete) entreaty...
exorcised
24
20
EXORCISE, to free of...
exorciser
24
19
one who exorcises, a...
exorcises
24
19
EXORCISE, to free of...
exorcisms
26
22
EXORCISM, the act or...
exorcists
25
19
EXORCIST, one who pr...
exorcized
27
29
EXORCIZE, to free of...
exorcizer
27
28
one who exorcizes, a...
exorcizes
27
28
EXORCIZE, to free of...
exordiums
23
21
EXORDIUM, a beginnin...
exosmoses
21
19
EXOSMOSE, osmosis ou...
exosmosis
22
19
osmosis outwards, i....
exosmotic
25
22
pertaining to exosmo...
exosphere
24
21
the outermost layer...
exosporal
23
20
of or like an exospo...
exospores
22
19
EXOSPORE, the outer...
exosporia
22
19
EXOSPORIUM, the oute...
exostoses
20
16
EXOSTOSIS, any protu...
exostosis
21
16
any protuberance of...
exoticise
24
19
to regard or present...
exoticism
26
22
the state of being e...
exoticist
25
19
an enthusiast for th...
exoticize
27
28
to regard or present...
exotoxins
26
24
EXOTOXIN, a secreted...
exotropia
22
19
a condition in which...
exotropic
26
22
relating to exotropi...
expanders
22
21
EXPANDER, a type of...
expanding
23
24
EXPAND, to increase...
expandors
22
21
EXPANDOR, a type of...
expansile
23
21
expansible [adj]
expansion
21
21
the act of expanding...
expansive
24
24
widely extended [adj...
expatiate
22
19
to speak or write ab...
expectant
25
23
in a state of expect...
expecters
26
22
EXPECTER, someone wh...
expecting
27
25
in a state of expect...
expedient
22
21
suitable or appropri...
expedited
23
21
EXPEDITE, to speed u...
expediter
23
20
one who expedites, a...
expedites
23
20
EXPEDITE, to speed u...
expeditor
23
20
one who expedites, a...
expellant
24
22
tending to expel [ad...
expellees
24
21
EXPELLEE, someone wh...
expellent
24
22
tending to expel [ad...
expellers
25
21
EXPELLER, one who ex...
expelling
26
24
EXPEL, to force out...
expenders
22
21
EXPENDER, one who ex...
expending
23
24
EXPEND, to consume i...
expensing
23
23
EXPENSE, to charge w...
expensive
24
24
costing a lot of mon...
experting
24
22
EXPERT, (Spenser) to...
expertise
23
19
expert knowledge [n...
expertism
25
22
possession of specif...
expertize
26
28
to give an expert op...
expiating
24
22
EXPIATE, to make com...
expiation
22
20
the act of expiating...
expiators
23
19
EXPIATOR, one who ma...
expiatory
29
21
having power, or int...
expirable
26
23
that may expire or c...
expirants
23
20
EXPIRANT, someone ex...
expiscate
26
22
to learn through lab...
explained
23
22
EXPLAIN, to make cle...
explainer
23
21
one who explains [n...
explanted
23
22
EXPLANT, to transfer...
expletive
26
24
filling out [adj EXP...
expletory
30
22
serving to fill up;...
explicate
27
23
to explain [v EXPLIC...
explicits
29
23
EXPLICIT, a conclusi...
exploders
24
21
EXPLODER, one that e...
exploding
25
24
EXPLODE, to blow up...
exploited
24
21
EXPLOIT, to take adv...
exploiter
24
20
one who exploits [n...
explorers
24
20
EXPLORER, one who ex...
exploring
25
23
EXPLORE, to examine...
explosion
23
21
the act of exploding...
explosive
26
24
tending to explode [...
exponents
21
21
EXPONENT, one who pr...
exponible
25
24
capable of being exp...
exporters
23
19
EXPORTER, one who ex...
exporting
24
22
EXPORT, to send good...
exposable
25
23
that can be exposed...
exposited
23
20
EXPOSIT, to expound...
expositor
23
19
one who, or that whi...
exposomes
23
22
EXPOSOME, a collecti...
exposture
23
20
(Shakespeare) exposu...
exposures
23
20
EXPOSURE, the act of...
expounded
22
23
EXPOUND, to explain...
expounder
22
22
one who expounds [n...
expressed
23
20
EXPRESS, to set fort...
expresser
23
19
one who expresses [n...
expresses
23
19
EXPRESS, to set fort...
expressly
31
22
EXPRESS, explicit, c...
expressos
23
19
EXPRESSO, a strong c...
expugning
25
26
EXPUGN, to take by s...
expulsing
26
24
EXPULSE, (obsolete)...
expulsion
24
22
the act of expelling...
expulsive
27
25
serving to expel [ad...
expuncted
26
25
EXPUNCT, (archaic) t...
expungers
24
23
EXPUNGER, one who ex...
expunging
25
26
EXPUNGE, to delete [...
expurgate
24
22
to purify or revise;...
expurging
26
25
EXPURGE, to purge aw...
exquisite
30
26
delicate and intrica...
exscinded
24
22
EXSCIND, to cut out...
exsecants
23
20
EXSECANT, a trigonom...
exsecting
25
22
EXSECT, to cut out [...
exsection
23
20
a cutting out [n -S]
exsertile
22
17
capable of being thr...
exserting
22
19
EXSERT, to protrude...
exsertion
20
17
a protrusion [n -S]
exsiccant
27
23
something having the...
exsiccate
27
22
to dry up [v EXSICCA...
exstrophy
32
23
congenital eversion...
exsuccous
28
24
lacking sap [adj]
extempore
23
22
(Latin) an impromptu...
extendant
19
19
displaced [adj]
extenders
20
18
EXTENDER, a substanc...
extending
21
21
EXTEND, to stretch o...
extensile
21
18
that can be extended...
extension
19
18
an act of extending...
extensity
27
19
massiveness or spati...
extensive
22
21
large, widespread, a...
extensors
20
17
EXTENSOR, a muscle t...
extenuate
19
18
to lessen; to weaken...
exteriors
21
16
EXTERIOR, a part or...
extermine
21
20
(Shakespeare) to ext...
externals
21
18
EXTERNAL, an exterio...
externats
20
17
EXTERNAT, (French) a...
extincted
24
21
EXTINCT, to extingui...
extirpate
23
19
to pull out by the r...
extirping
25
22
EXTIRP, to root out...
extollers
23
18
EXTOLLER, one who ex...
extolling
24
21
EXTOLL, to praise hi...
extolment
22
21
praise [n -S]
extorsive
23
20
relating to or pract...
extorters
21
16
EXTORTER, one who ex...
extorting
22
19
EXTORT, to obtain so...
extortion
20
17
the illegal securing...
extortive
23
20
relating to or pract...
extrabold
24
21
a very bold typeface...
extracted
24
20
EXTRACT, to draw out...
extractor
24
19
one who, or that whi...
extradite
21
17
to deliver up by one...
extrality
29
19
the privilege of bei...
extranets
20
17
EXTRANET, a type of...
extrapose
22
19
to move an item norm...
extraught
25
21
EXTRACT, to draw out...
extravert
23
20
extrovert, also EXTR...
extreated
20
17
EXTREAT, (Spenser) t...
extremals
23
20
EXTREMAL, a clause w...
extremely
29
22
EXTREME, farthest fr...
extremest
22
19
EXTREME, farthest fr...
extremism
24
22
the taking of an ext...
extremist
23
19
one who takes an ext...
extremity
29
21
the utmost limit [n...
extremums
24
23
EXTREMUM, (Latin) a...
extricate
24
19
to free from entangl...
extrinsic
25
20
outward, external, a...
extropies
23
19
EXTROPY, the predict...
extrorsal
22
17
facing outward, away...
extrovert
23
20
turning outwards, al...
extruders
22
18
EXTRUDER, something...
extruding
23
21
EXTRUDE, to force or...
extrusile
23
18
capable of being ext...
extrusion
21
18
the act of extruding...
extrusive
24
21
forced out [adj]
extrusory
28
19
relating to extrusio...
extubated
23
21
EXTUBATE, to remove...
extubates
23
20
EXTUBATE, to remove...
exuberant
22
21
luxuriant, overflowi...
exuberate
22
20
to be exuberant [v E...
exudation
20
19
the act of exuding [...
exudative
23
22
relating to exudatio...
exultance
24
22
exultation, also EXU...
exultancy
31
24
exultation, also EXU...
exuviated
23
22
EXUVIATE, to cast of...
exuviates
23
21
EXUVIATE, to cast of...
eyeballed
24
17
EYEBALL, to look clo...
eyeblacks
28
22
EYEBLACK, a dark pig...
eyeblinks
25
20
EYEBLINK, a very sma...
eyebright
27
18
a small annual plant...
eyebrowed
25
18
EYEBROW, to provide...
eyelashes
23
14
EYELASH, a hair grow...
eyeleteer
20
12
a small, sharp-point...
eyeleting
22
15
EYELET, to make a sm...
eyeletted
21
13
EYELET, to make a sm...
eyeliners
21
13
EYELINER, makeup for...
eyeopener
20
15
something surprising...
eyepieces
25
17
EYEPIECE, the lens n...
eyepoints
22
15
EYEPOINT, the point...
eyepopper
26
20
something that excit...
eyeshades
22
14
EYESHADE, a visor fo...
eyeshadow
25
17
a coloured cosmetic...
eyeshines
22
14
EYESHINE, a reflecti...
eyesights
25
15
EYESIGHT, the abilit...
eyestalks
23
16
EYESTALK, a stalklik...
eyestones
19
12
EYESTONE, a small, l...
eyestrain
20
12
tiredness or irritat...
eyewashes
25
16
EYEWASH, an eye loti...
eyewaters
23
14
EYEWATER, a wash or...
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