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eaglehawks
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EAGLEHAWK, a large b...
eaglestone
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a hollow oval nodule...
eaglewoods
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EAGLEWOOD, a kind of...
earbashers
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EARBASHER, (Australi...
earbashing
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talking to someone l...
earlierise
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to do at a date earl...
earlierize
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to do at a date earl...
earlywoods
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EARLYWOOD, the wood...
earmarking
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EARMARK, to set asid...
earthbound
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fast in or to the so...
earthfalls
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EARTHFALL, a landsli...
earthiness
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the state of being e...
earthliest
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EARTHLY, of earth [a...
earthlight
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the faint light visi...
earthlings
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EARTHLING, an inhabi...
earthmover
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any piece of machine...
earthquake
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a quaking or shaking...
earthrises
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EARTHRISE, the risin...
earthshine
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the faint light visi...
earthstars
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EARTHSTAR, a fungus...
earthwards
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in the direction of...
earthwaxes
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EARTHWAX, a natural...
earthwoman
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a female inhabitant...
earthwomen
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EARTHWOMAN, a female...
earthworks
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EARTHWORK, a fortifi...
earthworms
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EARTHWORM, the commo...
earwigging
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a scolding [n -S]
earwitness
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a witness that can t...
easinesses
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EASINESS, the state...
easselgate
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(Scots) eastwards, a...
easselward
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(Scots) eastwards, a...
easterlies
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EASTERLY, a wind fro...
easterling
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a native of the east...
eastermost
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(obsolete) most east...
easterners
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EASTERNER, one who l...
eastwardly
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EASTWARD [adv]
eavesdrips
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EAVESDRIP, the water...
eavesdrops
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EAVESDROP, the water...
ebionising
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EBIONISE, to follow...
ebionitism
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the system or doctri...
ebionizing
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EBIONIZE, to follow...
eboulement
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(French) the falling...
ebracteate
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without bracts [adj]
ebrillades
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EBRILLADE, (French)...
ebullience
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the quality of livel...
ebulliency
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the quality of livel...
ebullition
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the act, process or...
eburnation
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an abnormal change o...
ecardinate
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without hinges [adj]
eccentrics
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ECCENTRIC, one who i...
ecchymosed
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affected by ecchymos...
ecchymoses
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ECCHYMOSIS, discolor...
ecchymosis
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discoloration of the...
ecchymotic
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pertaining to ecchym...
ecclesiast
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an ecclesiastic [n -...
eccoprotic
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a laxative [n -S]
ecdysiasts
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ECDYSIAST, a stripte...
echeloning
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ECHELON, to arrange...
echeverias
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ECHEVERIA, a kind of...
echidnines
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ECHIDNINE, snake-poi...
echinaceas
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ECHINACEA, a plant o...
echinoderm
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one of the Echinoder...
echiuroids
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ECHIUROID, any of a...
echographs
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ECHOGRAPH, an echo-s...
echography
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medical examination...
echoically
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ECHOIC, resembling a...
echolalias
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ECHOLALIA, the often...
echopraxes
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ECHOPRAXIS, in menta...
echopraxia
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in mental illness, e...
echopraxis
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in mental illness, e...
eclampsias
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ECLAMPSIA, a fancied...
eclampsies
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ECLAMPSY, a fancied...
eclipsises
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ECLIPSIS, a figure o...
ecocentric
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having a serious con...
ecoclimate
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a local climate rega...
ecological
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relating to ecology,...
ecologists
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ECOLOGIST, a student...
ecommerces
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ECOMMERCE, business...
econoboxes
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ECONOBOX, a small ec...
econometer
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a device in a car th...
economical
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marked by careful, e...
economised
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ECONOMISE, to make e...
economiser
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one who economises,...
economises
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ECONOMISE, to make e...
economisms
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ECONOMISM, a belief...
economists
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ECONOMIST, a student...
economized
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ECONOMIZE, to make e...
economizer
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one who economizes,...
economizes
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ECONOMIZE, to make e...
ecophobias
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ECOPHOBIA, fear of o...
ecoregions
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ECOREGION, an area d...
ecospecies
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a group of ecotypes...
ecospheres
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ECOSPHERE, the biosp...
ecossaises
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ECOSSAISE, (French)...
ecosystems
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ECOSYSTEM, all the o...
ecotarians
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ECOTARIAN, a person...
ecotecture
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a type of architectu...
ecotouring
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ECOTOUR, to go on a...
ecotourism
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the practice of tour...
ecotourist
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a tourist who visits...
ecphoneses
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ECPHONESIS, an anima...
ecphonesis
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an animated or passi...
ecphractic
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(obsolete) serving t...
ecritoires
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ECRITOIRE, (French)...
ecstasised
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ECSTASISE, to be ecs...
ecstasises
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ECSTASIS [v]
ecstasized
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ECSTASIZE, to be ecs...
ecstasizes
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ECSTASIZE, to be ecs...
ecstasying
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ECSTASY, to send int...
ecthlipses
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ECTHLIPSIS, the omis...
ecthlipsis
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the omission of one...
ectoblasts
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ECTOBLAST, the outer...
ectocrines
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ECTOCRINE, any metab...
ectodermal
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of or relating to th...
ectodermic
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of or relating to th...
ectoenzyme
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an exoenzyme, an enz...
ectogenies
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ECTOGENY, the effect...
ectogenous
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of a parasite, that...
ectomorphs
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ECTOMORPH, a psychop...
ectomorphy
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the state of being a...
ectophytes
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ECTOPHYTE, a vegetab...
ectophytic
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relating to an ectop...
ectoplasms
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ECTOPLASM, the outer...
ectoprocts
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ECTOPROCT, a bryozoa...
ectotherms
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ECTOTHERM, a cold-bl...
ectropions
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ECTROPION, an unnatu...
ectropiums
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ECTROPIUM, an unnatu...
ecumenical
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general; universal;...
ecumenisms
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ECUMENISM, the doctr...
ecumenists
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ECUMENIST, an adhere...
eczematous
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pertaining to eczema...
edaciously
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EDACIOUS, voracious,...
edaphology
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the science of soil...
edentulate
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without teeth, also...
edentulous
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without teeth, also...
edginesses
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EDGINESS, the state...
edibleness
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suitableness for bei...
edifyingly
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EDIFYING [adv]
editioning
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EDITION, to produce...
editorials
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EDITORIAL, an articl...
editorship
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the office or charge...
editresses
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EDITRESS, a female e...
educatable
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that can be educated...
educations
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EDUCATION, bringing...
educements
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EDUCEMENT, the act o...
edulcorant
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having a tendency to...
edulcorate
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to make pleasant, sw...
eelgrasses
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EELGRASS, any of sev...
eerinesses
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EERINESS, the state...
effaceable
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that can be effaced...
effacement
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the act of effacing...
effectible
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capable of being don...
effectives
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EFFECTIVE, an effect...
effectless
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without effect or ad...
effectuate
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to effect [v EFFECTU...
effeminacy
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the quality of being...
effeminate
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womanish [adj EFFEMI...
effeminise
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(archaic) to make ef...
effeminize
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(archaic) to make ef...
efferences
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EFFERENCE, the act o...
efferently
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EFFERENT, carrying o...
effervesce
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to bubble, hiss, and...
effeteness
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the state of being e...
efficacies
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EFFICACY, effectiven...
efficacity
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the state of being e...
efficience
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(archaic) efficiency...
efficiency
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the quality of being...
efficients
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EFFICIENT, a trained...
effiercing
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EFFIERCE, (Spenser)...
effigurate
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having a definite sh...
effleurage
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(French) a stroking...
effloresce
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to flower; burgeon;...
effluences
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EFFLUENCE, flowing o...
effluviums
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EFFLUVIUM, disagreea...
effluxions
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EFFLUXION, the act o...
effortless
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showing or requiring...
effrontery
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shameless boldness;...
effulgence
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radiant splendor [n...
effusively
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EFFUSIVE, pouring fo...
egarements
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EGAREMENT, (French)...
eggbeaters
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EGGBEATER, a utensil...
eglandular
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having no glands, al...
eglantines
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EGLANTINE, sweetbria...
egocentric
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concerned with the i...
egoistical
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relating to or displ...
egomaniacs
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EGOMANIAC, one suffe...
egosurfing
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EGOSURF, to search f...
egotheisms
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EGOTHEISM, identific...
egressions
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EGRESSION, the act o...
egressives
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EGRESSIVE, an egress...
egurgitate
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to vomit, to cast fo...
eicosanoid
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any of a class of co...
eiderdowns
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EIDERDOWN, the soft...
eidographs
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EIDOGRAPH, an instru...
eigenmodes
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EIGENMODE, (German)...
eigentones
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EIGENTONE, (German)...
eigenvalue
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a mathematical term...
eightballs
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EIGHTBALL, the black...
eighteenmo
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a paper size, aka oc...
eighteenth
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number eighteen in s...
eightfoils
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EIGHTFOIL, an eight-...
eightieths
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EIGHTIETH, one of ei...
eightpence
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a coin worth eight p...
eightpenny
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worth eight pennies...
eightscore
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eight times twenty [...
eightsomes
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EIGHTSOME, a group o...
eirenicons
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EIRENICON, (Greek) a...
eisteddfod
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(Welsh) an annual as...
ejaculated
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EJACULATE, to exclai...
ejaculates
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EJACULATE, to exclai...
ejaculator
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one who ejaculates [...
ejectively
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EJECTIVE, relating t...
ejectments
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EJECTMENT, expulsion...
ekistician
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a student of ekistic...
elaborated
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ELABORATE, to produc...
elaborates
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ELABORATE, to produc...
elaborator
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one who, or that whi...
elaeolites
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ELAEOLITE, a variety...
elaeoptene
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the liquid part of a...
elaiosomes
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ELAIOSOME, an oil-ri...
elasmosaur
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a very long-necked e...
elastances
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ELASTANCE, the recip...
elasticate
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to make elastic [v E...
elasticise
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to make elastic, als...
elasticity
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the capability of a...
elasticize
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to make elastic, als...
elastomers
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ELASTOMER, any rubbe...
elatedness
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the state of being e...
elaterites
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ELATERITE, elastic b...
elateriums
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ELATERIUM, a substan...
elbowrooms
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ELBOWROOM, room to e...
elderberry
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the fruit of the eld...
eldercares
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ELDERCARE, care of t...
elderships
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ELDERSHIP, the state...
elecampane
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a composite plant fo...
electively
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ELECTIVE, concerning...
electivity
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the state of being e...
electorate
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the territory, juris...
electoress
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the wife or widow of...
electorial
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relating to election...
electrical
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relating to electric...
electrised
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ELECTRISE, to make e...
electrises
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ELECTRISE, to make e...
electrized
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ELECTRIZE, to make e...
electrizes
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ELECTRIZE, to make e...
electrodes
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ELECTRODE, a conduct...
electrogen
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a molecule which emi...
electroing
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ELECTRO, to make an...
electrojet
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an overhead concentr...
electromer
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a substance showing...
electronic
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of or relating to el...
eledoisins
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ELEDOISIN, a small p...
elegancies
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ELEGANCY, the state...
elementals
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ELEMENTAL, an elemen...
elementary
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relating to the simp...
eleoptenes
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ELEOPTENE, the liqui...
elevations
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ELEVATION, the act o...
eleventhly
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ELEVENTH, eleventh i...
elfishness
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being like an elf, a...
elicitable
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that can be elicited...
eliminable
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that can be eliminat...
eliminants
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ELIMINANT, an agent...
eliminated
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ELIMINATE, to remove...
eliminates
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ELIMINATE, to remove...
eliminator
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one who eliminates [...
ellipsoids
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ELLIPSOID, a solid,...
elliptical
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having the shape of...
elocutions
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ELOCUTION, the art o...
eloignment
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the act of eloigning...
eloinments
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ELOINMENT, the act o...
elongating
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ELONGATE, to lengthe...
elongation
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the act of elongatin...
elopements
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ELOPEMENT, the act o...
eloquences
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ELOQUENCE, the power...
eloquently
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ELOQUENT, fluent in...
elucidated
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ELUCIDATE, to make c...
elucidates
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ELUCIDATE, to make c...
elucidator
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one who elucidates [...
elucubrate
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to work out or expre...
elutriated
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ELUTRIATE, to separa...
elutriates
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ELUTRIATE, to separa...
elutriator
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an apparatus for elu...
eluviating
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ELUVIATE, to undergo...
eluviation
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the formation of elu...
elvishness
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being like an elf, a...
elytriform
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having the form, or...
emaciating
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EMACIATE, to make th...
emaciation
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the act of making ve...
emalangeni
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LILANGENI, (Bantu) t...
emanations
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EMANATION, a flowing...
emanatists
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EMANATIST, one who b...
emancipate
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to free from restrai...
emancipist
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(historical) a convi...
emarginate
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without a margin [ad...
emasculate
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to deprive of streng...
emballings
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EMBALLING, the act o...
embalmings
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EMBALMING, the act o...
embalmment
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the act of embalming...
embankment
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a raised structure (...
embargoing
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EMBARGO, to prohibit...
embarkment
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embarkation [n -S]
embarrings
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EMBARRING, the act o...
embasement
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the act of bringing...
embassades
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EMBASSADE, (Shakespe...
embassador
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(obsolete) an ambass...
embassages
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EMBASSAGE, an embass...
embattling
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EMBATTLE, to fortify...
embayments
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EMBAYMENT, a bay; a...
embeddings
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EMBEDDING, the techn...
embedments
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EMBEDMENT, the act o...
embezzlers
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EMBEZZLER, one who e...
embezzling
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EMBEZZLE, to appropr...
embittered
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EMBITTER, to make bi...
embitterer
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one who embitters [n...
emblazoned
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EMBLAZON, to depict...
emblazoner
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one who emblazons [n...
emblazonry
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the act or art of an...
emblematic
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of, relating to, or...
emblements
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crops raised by the...
emblemised
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EMBLEMISE, to repres...
emblemises
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EMBLEMISE, to repres...
emblemized
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EMBLEMIZE, to repres...
emblemizes
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EMBLEMIZE, to repres...
emblooming
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EMBLOOM, to cover wi...
emblossoms
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EMBLOSSOM, to cover...
embodiment
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one that embodies so...
emboldened
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EMBOLDEN, to instil...
emboldener
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one who emboldens [n...
embolising
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EMBOLISE, to cause a...
embolismal
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pertaining to emboli...
embolismic
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pertaining to an emb...
embolizing
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EMBOLIZE, to cause a...
embonpoint
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(French) plumpness o...
embordered
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EMBORDER, to provide...
emboscatas
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EMBOSCATA, (Italian)...
embosoming
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EMBOSOM, to embrace,...
embossable
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that can be embossed...
embossment
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the act of forming b...
embothrium
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an evergreen shrub n...
embouchure
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(French) the positio...
embounding
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EMBOUND, (Shakespear...
emboweling
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EMBOWEL, to remove t...
embowelled
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EMBOWEL, to remove t...
embowering
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EMBOWER, to place in...
embowments
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EMBOWMENT, the act o...
embraceors
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EMBRACEOR, a person...
embraiding
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EMBRAID, (Spenser) t...
embrangled
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EMBRANGLE, (archaic)...
embrangles
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EMBRANGLE, (archaic)...
embrasured
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having an embrasure,...
embrasures
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EMBRASURE, (French)...
embrazures
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EMBRAZURE, (French)...
embreading
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EMBREAD, to braid, a...
embreathed
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EMBREATHE, (archaic)...
embreathes
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EMBREATHE, (archaic)...
embrittled
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EMBRITTLE, (archaic)...
embrittles
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EMBRITTLE, (archaic)...
embrocated
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EMBROCATE, to moiste...
embrocates
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EMBROCATE, to moiste...
embroglios
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EMBROGLIO, (Italian)...
embroiders
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EMBROIDER, to orname...
embroidery
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the art or process o...
embroilers
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EMBROILER, one who e...
embroiling
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EMBROIL, to involve...
embrowning
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EMBROWN, to make bro...
embruement
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the act of embruing...
embryogeny
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the production and d...
embryology
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the science which re...
embryonate
24
19
(obsolete) of minera...
embryotomy
33
23
the cutting a fetus...
embryulcia
31
23
forcible extraction...
emendating
17
18
EMENDATE, to correct...
emendation
15
16
correction, usually...
emendators
16
15
EMENDATOR, one who e...
emendatory
22
17
pertaining to emenda...
emergences
20
19
EMERGENCE, the act o...
emergently
25
19
EMERGENT, emerging [...
emetically
29
20
EMETICAL, tending to...
emications
20
17
EMICATION, a sparkli...
emigrating
20
18
EMIGRATE, to leave o...
emigration
18
16
the act of emigratin...
emigratory
25
17
relating to emigrati...
eminencies
19
18
EMINENCY, a high sta...
eminential
17
16
(obsolete) eminent,...
emissaries
18
13
EMISSARY, a person s...
emissivity
28
19
the ratio of emissiv...
emittances
20
17
EMITTANCE, the energ...
emmarbling
23
23
EMMARBLE, to adorn w...
emmenology
25
22
the study of menstru...
emmetropes
20
19
EMMETROPE, a person...
emmetropia
20
19
correct refraction o...
emmetropic
24
22
pertaining to, or ch...
emolliated
19
16
EMOLLIATE, to soften...
emolliates
19
15
EMOLLIATE, to soften...
emollience
21
19
the state of being e...
emollients
19
16
EMOLLIENT, something...
emollition
19
16
the act of softening...
emoluments
19
19
EMOLUMENT, payment;...
emotivisms
22
20
EMOTIVISM, the theor...
empacketed
23
24
EMPACKET, to pack up...
empalement
20
21
a fencing, inclosing...
empaneling
20
21
EMPANEL, to select a...
empanelled
20
20
EMPANEL, to select a...
emparadise
19
17
(Milton) to put in a...
empathetic
25
21
involving or showing...
empathised
22
19
EMPATHISE, to enter...
empathises
22
18
EMPATHISE, to enter...
empathists
23
18
EMPATHIST, one who e...
empathized
25
28
EMPATHIZE, to enter...
empathizes
25
27
EMPATHIZE, to enter...
empatroned
18
18
EMPATRON, (Shakespea...
empeaching
25
24
EMPEACH, (Spenser) t...
empennages
18
20
EMPENNAGE, (French)...
empeopling
23
23
EMPEOPLE, to fill wi...
emperished
22
19
EMPERISH, (Spenser)...
emperishes
22
18
EMPERISH, (Spenser)...
emperising
21
19
EMPERISE, to play th...
emperizing
24
28
EMPERIZE, to play th...
emphasised
22
19
EMPHASISE, to add em...
emphasises
22
18
EMPHASIS [v]
emphasized
25
28
EMPHASIZE, to add em...
emphasizes
25
27
EMPHASIZE, to add em...
emphatical
26
22
uttered with emphasi...
emphractic
29
24
blocking the pores o...
emphysemas
29
23
EMPHYSEMA, a swellin...
emphysemic
33
26
a sufferer from emph...
empiercing
24
22
EMPIERCE, (Spenser)...
empighting
25
23
EMPIGHT, (Spenser) t...
empiricals
25
20
EMPIRICAL, in statis...
empiricism
26
22
pursuit of knowledge...
empiricist
25
19
an empiric [n -S]
emplasters
21
17
EMPLASTER, (obsolete...
emplastics
25
20
EMPLASTIC, a medicin...
emplastron
20
18
a medicated plaster,...
emplastrum
23
21
a medicated plaster,...
empleached
25
23
EMPLEACH, to intertw...
empleaches
25
22
EMPLEACH, to intertw...
emplectons
23
21
EMPLECTON, (archaic)...
emplectums
26
24
EMPLECTUM, (archaic)...
emplonging
22
23
EMPLONGE, to plunge,...
employable
29
23
that cna be employed...
employment
27
23
the act of employing...
empoisoned
18
18
EMPOISON, (archaic)...
empoldered
20
19
EMPOLDER, to reclaim...
empoverish
24
22
(obsolete) to make p...
empowering
23
22
EMPOWER, to authoriz...
empurpling
25
24
EMPURPLE, to dye pur...
emulations
18
16
EMULATION, the act o...
emulatress
19
15
(obsolete) a female...
emulgences
22
21
EMULGENCE, (archaic)...
emulsified
22
19
EMULSIFY, to convert...
emulsifier
22
18
an agent that emulsi...
emulsifies
22
18
EMULSIFY, to convert...
emulsoidal
20
17
relating to an emuls...
emunctions
20
19
EMUNCTION, the act o...
enablement
18
19
the act of enabling...
enactments
19
18
ENACTMENT, the passi...
enalaprils
20
16
ENALAPRIL, an ace in...
enamelings
18
18
ENAMELING, the act o...
enamelists
18
15
ENAMELIST, one who e...
enamellers
18
16
ENAMELLER, one who e...
enamelling
19
19
the act of coating w...
enamellist
19
16
a worker in enamel,...
enamelware
19
18
craft goods made fro...
enamelwork
21
22
work done in enamel...
enamorados
15
15
ENAMORADO, (obsolete...
enamouring
17
18
ENAMOUR, to inspire...
enanthemas
17
17
ENANTHEMA, an ulcer...
enantiomer
15
15
an enantiomorph, an...
enantioses
14
12
ENANTIOSIS, the rhet...
enantiosis
15
12
the rhetorical devic...
enarration
14
12
(archaic) a detailed...
encampment
22
24
the place where a gr...
encapsuled
22
20
ENCAPSULE, to encaps...
encapsules
22
19
ENCAPSULE, to encaps...
encarpuses
21
18
ENCARPUS, a frieze d...
encasement
18
18
the act of encasing;...
encashable
23
20
that can be encashed...
encashment
21
20
the payment in cash...
encaustics
23
18
ENCAUSTIC, an ancien...
encephalic
27
23
pertaining to the en...
encephalin
23
21
a chemical found in...
encephalon
22
21
the contents of the...
enchaining
21
20
ENCHAIN, to bind wit...
enchanters
20
17
ENCHANTER, one who e...
enchanting
21
20
ENCHANT, to delight...
encharging
23
21
ENCHARGE, (archaic)...
encharming
23
22
ENCHARM, (obsolete)...
encheasons
19
17
ENCHEASON, (Spenser)...
encheering
21
19
ENCHEER, (archaic) t...
enchiladas
22
18
ENCHILADA, (Spanish)...
enchiridia
22
17
ENCHIRIDION, a manua...
encincture
22
19
a cincture [n -S] /...
enciphered
23
20
ENCIPHER, to write i...
encipherer
23
19
one who enciphers [n...
encircling
25
21
ENCIRCLE, to form a...
enclasping
23
21
ENCLASP, to embrace,...
encloister
20
15
(obsolete) to shut u...
enclosable
22
19
that can be enclosed...
enclosures
20
16
ENCLOSURE, the act o...
enclothing
23
20
ENCLOTHE, to clothe...
enclouding
21
20
ENCLOUD, to cover wi...
encodement
18
19
the act of encoding...
encoignure
19
18
a piece of furniture...
encoloured
19
17
ENCOLOUR, to colour...
encolpions
21
19
ENCOLPION, (Greek) a...
encolpiums
24
22
ENCOLPIUM, a reliqua...
encomiasts
20
17
ENCOMIAST, a person...
encomienda
18
19
(Spanish) a commande...
encopreses
20
17
ENCOPRESIS, the invo...
encopresis
21
17
the involuntary disc...
encopretic
24
20
relating to encopres...
encounters
18
16
ENCOUNTER, to meet [...
encouraged
19
18
ENCOURAGE, to hearte...
encourager
19
17
one who encourages [...
encourages
19
17
ENCOURAGE, to hearte...
encradling
21
19
ENCRADLE, to lay in...
encreasing
19
17
ENCREASE, to become...
encrimsons
20
18
ENCRIMSON, to colour...
encrinital
20
16
of or like an encrin...
encrinites
19
15
ENCRINITE, a fossil...
encrinitic
23
18
of or like an encrin...
encroached
23
20
ENCROACH, to intrude...
encroacher
23
19
one who encroaches [...
encroaches
23
19
ENCROACH, to intrude...
encrusting
21
18
ENCRUST, to cover wi...
encrypting
29
22
ENCRYPT, to put a me...
encryption
27
20
the act of encryptin...
encumbered
22
22
ENCUMBER, to impede...
encurtains
19
16
ENCURTAIN, to enclos...
encyclical
34
24
a letter sent by the...
encystment
26
20
the act of encysting...
endamaging
18
20
ENDAMAGE, to damage...
endamoebae
16
18
ENDAMOEBA, (Latin) a...
endamoebas
17
18
ENDAMOEBA, (Latin) a...
endamoebic
21
21
like an endamoeba, a...
endangered
15
16
ENDANGER, to expose...
endangerer
15
15
one who endangers [n...
endarchies
21
17
ENDARCHY, the condit...
endearment
15
16
a word or an act (as...
endeavored
16
17
ENDEAVOR, to strive...
endeavorer
16
16
one who endeavours,...
endeavours
17
17
ENDEAVOUR, to try, a...
endecagons
18
18
ENDECAGON, an eleven...
endeixises
22
19
ENDEIXIS, in medicin...
endemicity
27
20
the state of being e...
endenizens
17
23
ENDENIZEN, to admit...
endergonic
19
18
requiring energy [ad...
endermatic
20
18
through or applied d...
endermical
21
19
acting through the s...
endobiotic
21
18
living within the ti...
endoblasts
19
16
ENDOBLAST, the inner...
endocardia
18
16
ENDOCARDIUM, (Latin)...
endocarpal
21
19
relating to an endoc...
endocarpic
24
21
relating to an endoc...
endocrania
17
16
ENDOCRANIUM, the thi...
endocrinal
19
17
relating to the endo...
endocrines
18
16
ENDOCRINE, a gland t...
endocrinic
22
19
relating to the endo...
endocritic
23
18
endocrine, also ENDO...
endodermal
17
17
of or pertaining to...
endodermic
20
19
of or pertaining to...
endodermis
17
16
a close-set sheath,...
endodontal
15
15
relating to endodont...
endodontic
18
17
relating to endodont...
endoenzyme
24
27
an enzyme that funct...
endogamies
17
17
ENDOGAMY, the practi...
endogamous
17
18
marrying within the...
endogenies
15
15
ENDOGENY, growth fro...
endogenous
15
16
produced or growing...
endolithic
23
18
living within or pen...
endolymphs
29
23
ENDOLYMPH, the water...
endometria
16
15
ENDOMETRIUM, (Latin)...
endomorphs
21
20
ENDOMORPH, a person...
endomorphy
27
22
the state of being a...
endoneuria
14
14
ENDONEURIUM, the del...
endophitic
24
20
of or like an endoph...
endophytes
26
19
ENDOPHYTE, an endopa...
endophytic
30
22
of or like an endoph...
endoplasms
20
19
ENDOPLASM, the proto...
endopleura
18
17
the inner coating of...
endopodite
17
16
the internal or prin...
endoprocts
21
18
ENDOPROCT, a small a...
endorhizal
22
24
having the radicle o...
endorphins
20
18
ENDORPHIN, any of a...
endorsable
18
16
that can be endorsed...
endoscopes
20
18
ENDOSCOPE, an instru...
endoscopic
24
21
relating to an endos...
endosmoses
16
15
ENDOSMOS, a form of...
endosmosis
17
15
the transmission of...
endosmotic
20
18
pertaining to endosm...
endosperms
19
18
ENDOSPERM, in a seed...
endospores
17
15
ENDOSPORE, the thin...
endostoses
15
12
ENDOSTOSIS, the conv...
endostosis
16
12
the conversion of ca...
endostyles
23
15
ENDOSTYLE, a fold of...
endosulfan
18
18
a brownish crystalli...
endothecia
20
17
ENDOTHECIUM, the inn...
endothelia
18
15
ENDOTHELIUM, the lay...
endotherms
19
17
ENDOTHERM, a warm-bl...
endothermy
25
19
surgical introductio...
endotoxins
21
20
ENDOTOXIN, a toxin o...
endowments
19
19
ENDOWMENT, the act o...
endplaying
26
21
ENDPLAY, to force (a...
endungeons
15
17
ENDUNGEON, to shut u...
endurances
18
17
ENDURANCE, the capac...
enduringly
25
19
ENDURING [adv]
energetics
20
16
that branch of scien...
energisers
17
13
ENERGISER, something...
energising
18
16
ENERGISE, to give en...
energizers
20
22
ENERGIZER, something...
energizing
21
25
ENERGIZE, to give en...
energumens
17
18
ENERGUMEN, (obsolete...
enervating
18
18
ENERVATE, to weaken,...
enervation
16
16
the act of weakening...
enervative
19
19
having power, or a t...
enervators
17
15
ENERVATOR, something...
enfacement
20
21
the act of enfacing,...
enfeeblers
20
18
ENFEEBLER, something...
enfeebling
21
21
ENFEEBLE, to make fe...
enfeloning
18
19
ENFELON, (Spenser) t...
enfeoffing
22
23
ENFEOFF, to invest w...
enfestered
17
15
festered [adj]
enfettered
17
15
ENFETTER, to bind wi...
enfevering
20
21
ENFEVER, to excite f...
enfiercing
22
20
ENFIERCE, (Spenser)...
enfilading
20
19
ENFILADE, to direct...
enfleshing
22
20
ENFLESH, to turn int...
enfleurage
19
18
the exposure of oils...
enflowered
21
19
ENFLOWER, to cover w...
enfoldment
19
20
the act of enfolding...
enforcedly
28
21
ENFORCED [adv]
enforested
17
15
ENFOREST, to turn in...
enfreedoms
18
18
ENFREEDOM, (Shakespe...
enfreezing
21
26
ENFREEZE, to freeze;...
engagement
17
19
an arrangement to me...
engagingly
26
21
ENGAGING [adv]
engarlands
17
16
ENGARLAND, to encirc...
engarrison
16
14
to garrison; to prot...
engendered
15
16
ENGENDER, to bring i...
engenderer
15
15
one who engenders [n...
engendrure
16
16
(archaic) the act of...
engendures
16
16
ENGENDURE, (archaic)...
engineered
15
15
ENGINEER, to arrange...
engineries
16
14
ENGINERY, the act or...
engirdling
20
18
ENGIRDLE, to secure...
englishing
22
19
ENGLISH, to cause a...
englooming
19
20
ENGLOOM, to make glo...
englutting
20
18
ENGLUT, to glut, to...
engouement
16
18
(French) an excessiv...
engouments
17
18
ENGOUMENT, (French)...
engraffing
22
22
ENGRAFF, (obsolete)...
engrafting
20
19
ENGRAFT, to graft on...
engrailing
19
17
ENGRAIL, to border w...
engrainers
16
14
ENGRAINER, one who e...
engraining
17
17
ENGRAIN, to fix deep...
engrasping
20
19
ENGRASP, (Spenser) t...
engravings
20
20
ENGRAVING, the act o...
engrenages
16
16
ENGRENAGE, (French)...
engrieving
20
20
ENGRIEVE, (Spenser)...
engrooving
19
20
ENGROOVE, to fit int...
engrossers
17
13
ENGROSSER, one who c...
engrossing
18
16
ENGROSS, to complete...
enguarding
18
18
ENGUARD, (Shakespear...
engulfment
21
22
a swallowing up as i...
engulphing
24
23
ENGULPH, to swallow...
engyscopes
28
21
ENGYSCOPE, (obsolete...
enharmonic
21
20
relating to music co...
enhearsing
18
16
ENHEARSE, to enclose...
enheartens
16
14
ENHEARTEN, to encour...
enhungered
18
18
ENHUNGER, to make hu...
enhydrites
25
16
ENHYDRITE, a mineral...
enhydritic
29
19
of or like enhydrite...
enhydroses
24
16
ENHYDROS, a variety...
enigmatise
18
16
to express enigmatic...
enigmatist
19
16
one who makes, or ta...
enigmatize
21
25
to express enigmatic...
enjambment
21
30
(French) the continu...
enjoinders
17
22
ENJOINDER, an order...
enjoinment
17
25
direction; command;...
enjoyments
24
26
ENJOYMENT, the act o...
enkephalin
21
22
a chemical found in...
enkindlers
18
18
ENKINDLER, one who e...
enkindling
19
21
ENKINDLE, to set on...
enlacement
19
19
the act of enlacing,...
enlargedly
25
18
ENLARGED [adv]
enlargened
16
16
ENLARGEN, to make la...
enlevement
18
20
(obsolete) in Scots...
enlightens
20
17
ENLIGHTEN, to impart...
enlighting
22
19
ENLIGHT, to shed lig...
enlistment
18
16
the act or enlisting...
enliveners
18
17
ENLIVENER, something...
enlivening
19
20
ENLIVEN, to make liv...
enlumining
19
20
ENLUMINE, to throw l...
enmeshment
19
20
the state of being e...
enneagonal
14
16
belonging to an enne...
enneagrams
16
17
ENNEAGRAM, a persona...
enneahedra
15
15
ENNEAHEDRON, a nine-...
enneastyle
21
15
having nine columns...
enneathlon
16
16
an athletic contest...
enokidakes
17
20
ENOKIDAKE, (Japanese...
enokitakes
17
19
ENOKITAKE, (Japanese...
enological
21
18
relating to enology,...
enologists
18
14
ENOLOGIST, one who s...
enormities
17
14
ENORMITY, a great cr...
enormously
24
18
ENORMOUS, huge, also...
enphytotic
30
21
of plant diseases, c...
enqueueing
24
25
ENQUEUE, to add (a d...
enragement
16
17
the act of enraging...
enranckled
20
21
ENRANCKLE, (Spenser)...
enranckles
20
20
ENRANCKLE, (Spenser)...
enraptured
18
16
ENRAPTURE, to deligh...
enraptures
18
15
ENRAPTURE, to deligh...
enraunging
17
18
ENRAUNGE, (Spenser)...
enravished
20
18
ENRAVISH, to enraptu...
enravishes
20
17
ENRAVISH, to enraptu...
enregiment
17
17
to form into a regim...
enregister
17
13
to register; to enro...
enrheuming
20
20
ENRHEUM, (obsolete)...
enrichment
22
20
the act of making ri...
enrollment
18
17
the act of enrolling...
enrolments
17
16
ENROLMENT, the act o...
enroughing
20
19
ENROUGH, (archaic) t...
enrounding
16
17
ENROUND, (Shakespear...
ensampling
21
21
ENSAMPLE, to give an...
ensanguine
15
16
to cover with blood...
enschedule
22
19
(Shakespeare) to ins...
ensconcing
22
21
ENSCONCE, to settle...
enscrolled
21
17
ENSCROLL, to write o...
enserfment
18
18
the state of being m...
ensheathed
19
16
ENSHEATH, to enclose...
ensheathes
19
15
ENSHEATHE, to enclos...
enshelling
21
18
ENSHELL, to enclose...
enshelters
19
14
ENSHELTER, (Shakespe...
enshielded
19
16
ENSHIELD, to defend,...
enshrinees
17
14
ENSHRINEE, one who i...
enshrining
19
17
ENSHRINE, to place i...
enshrouded
18
16
ENSHROUD, to cover u...
ensigncies
20
17
ENSIGNCY, the rank o...
ensignship
22
19
(historical) the sta...
ensilaging
19
17
ENSILAGE, to store i...
ensnarling
17
16
ENSNARL, to snarl up...
ensorceled
19
16
ENSORCEL, to bewitch...
ensorcells
21
16
ENSORCELL, (archaic)...
ensoulment
17
17
the act of animating...
ensphering
21
19
ENSPHERE, to enclose...
enstamping
20
20
ENSTAMP, to mark as...
enstatites
16
11
ENSTATITE, a mineral...
ensteeping
18
17
ENSTEEP, (Shakespear...
enswathing
22
19
ENSWATHE, to wrap ar...
ensweeping
21
20
ENSWEEP, to sweep ov...
entailment
17
16
the act of entailing...
entamoebae
16
17
ENTAMOEBA, (Latin) a...
entamoebas
17
17
ENTAMOEBA, (Latin) a...
entanglers
17
15
ENTANGLER, one who e...
entangling
18
18
ENTANGLE, to twist t...
entelluses
18
14
ENTELLUS, an East In...
entendered
14
14
ENTENDER, (obsolete)...
enterdeale
15
13
(Spenser) to interde...
enterocele
18
15
a hernial tumor whos...
enterocoel
18
15
a coelom originating...
enterolith
19
14
an intestinal concre...
enterotomy
22
16
incision of the inte...
enterprise
18
14
to undertake [v ENTE...
entertains
15
12
ENTERTAIN, to hold t...
entertaken
15
16
ENTERTAKE, (Spenser)...
entertakes
16
15
ENTERTAKE, (Spenser)...
enthalpies
21
17
ENTHALPY, the total...
enthraldom
20
18
(archaic) the state...
enthralled
20
16
ENTHRAL, to reduce t...
enthraller
20
15
one who enthrals [n...
enthroning
18
17
ENTHRONE, to place o...
enthronise
17
14
to enthrone e.g. a b...
enthronize
20
23
to enthrone e.g. a b...
enthusiasm
20
17
intense and lively i...
enthusiast
19
14
a person filled with...
enthymemes
26
21
ENTHYMEME, an argume...
enticeable
21
18
capable of being ent...
enticement
19
18
the act of enticing...
enticingly
28
20
ENTICING, very invit...
entireness
15
12
the state of being e...
entireties
16
11
ENTIRETY, completene...
entitative
18
15
regarded as a distin...
entoblasts
19
15
ENTOBLAST, the inner...
entodermal
17
16
relating to the ento...
entodermic
20
18
relating to the ento...
entoilment
17
16
entanglement, ensnar...
entombment
19
21
the act of entombing...
entomology
24
19
the study of insects...
entophytal
27
19
of or like an entoph...
entophytes
26
18
ENTOPHYTE, a vegetab...
entophytic
30
21
of or pertaining to...
entoprocts
21
17
ENTOPROCT, any of a...
entourages
16
14
ENTOURAGE, (French)...
entrailing
18
15
ENTRAIL, (Spenser) t...
entrainers
15
12
ENTRAINER, one who e...
entraining
16
15
ENTRAIN, to board a...
entrammels
19
18
ENTRAMMEL, to tramme...
entrancing
19
18
ENTRANCE, to fill wi...
entrapment
18
18
the act of entrappin...
entrappers
20
17
ENTRAPPER, one who e...
entrapping
21
20
ENTRAP, to trap [v]
entreasure
15
12
(archaic) to store i...
entreaties
15
11
ENTREATY, an earnest...
entreating
16
14
ENTREAT, to ask for...
entreative
17
15
(obsolete) used in e...
entrechats
21
16
ENTRECHAT, (French)...
entrecotes
18
14
ENTRECOTE, (French)...
entremesse
16
14
(French) edible past...
entrenched
20
18
ENTRENCH, to fix fir...
entrencher
20
17
one who entrenches,...
entrenches
20
17
ENTRENCH, to fix fir...
entropions
17
15
ENTROPION, the inver...
entropiums
20
18
ENTROPIUM, (Latin) t...
entrusting
18
15
ENTRUST, to give ove...
entwisting
21
17
ENTWIST, to twist to...
enucleated
19
17
ENUCLEATE, to bring...
enucleates
19
16
ENUCLEATE, to bring...
enumerable
19
19
that can be counted...
enumerated
16
16
ENUMERATE, to count,...
enumerates
16
15
ENUMERATE, to count,...
enumerator
16
15
one that enumerates...
enunciable
21
20
capable of being enu...
enunciated
18
17
ENUNCIATE, to pronou...
enunciates
18
16
ENUNCIATE, to pronou...
enunciator
18
16
one who enunciates [...
enuredness
15
14
the state of being e...
enurements
16
16
ENUREMENT, the act o...
enuresises
16
12
ENURESIS, involuntar...
envaulting
20
20
ENVAULT, to enclose...
enveigling
21
21
ENVEIGLE, to cajole,...
envelopers
20
19
ENVELOPER, one who e...
enveloping
21
22
ENVELOP, to cover co...
envenoming
18
22
ENVENOM, to put veno...
envermeils
20
19
ENVERMEIL, (Milton)...
environics
21
19
the study of the met...
environing
18
19
ENVIRON, to envelop,...
envisaging
20
20
ENVISAGE, to visuali...
envisioned
17
17
ENVISION, to visuali...
envoyships
29
22
ENVOYSHIP, the offic...
enwallowed
23
20
ENWALLOW, (Spenser)...
enwheeling
22
20
ENWHEEL, (Shakespear...
enwrapment
21
21
the act of enwrappin...
enwrapping
24
23
the act of wrapping...
enwreathed
20
17
ENWREATH, to encircl...
enwreathes
20
16
ENWREATHE, to surrou...
enzymology
34
30
the study of enzymes...
eohippuses
23
19
EOHIPPUS, an ancesto...
eosinophil
21
17
a type of white bloo...
epagomenal
19
20
of days, intercalary...
epanaphora
20
19
the repetition of a...
epanodoses
16
15
EPANODOS, (Greek) a...
eparchates
23
18
EPARCHATE, the provi...
epaulement
19
19
a side-work of a bat...
epauletted
19
16
wearing epaulettes,...
epaulettes
19
15
EPAULETTE, (French)...
epeirogeny
24
18
the geological forma...
epentheses
19
16
EPENTHESIS, the inse...
epenthesis
20
16
the insertion of an...
epenthetic
23
19
inserted in the body...
epexegeses
24
22
EPEXEGESIS, addition...
epexegesis
25
22
additional explanati...
epexegetic
28
25
providing additional...
ephedrines
20
17
EPHEDRINE, an alkalo...
ephemerals
22
19
EPHEMERAL, a creatur...
ephemerids
22
19
EPHEMERID, an insect...
ephemerist
22
18
one who studies the...
ephemerons
20
19
EPHEMERON, something...
ephemerous
21
19
ephemeral [adj]
epiblastic
26
20
of or relating to, o...
epicalyces
32
22
EPICALYX, a set of b...
epicalyxes
35
26
EPICALYX, a set of b...
epicanthic
27
22
relating to the epic...
epicanthus
24
20
a fold of skin over...
epicardiac
25
20
relating to the epic...
epicardial
23
18
relating to the epic...
epicardium
24
21
that part of the per...
epicenisms
23
20
EPICENISM, the state...
epicenters
21
17
EPICENTER, (US) the...
epicentral
22
18
relating to an epice...
epicentres
21
17
EPICENTRE, the point...
epicentrum
23
21
the point on the Ear...
epicondyle
28
21
a projection on the...
epicranium
23
21
the medical term for...
epicureans
21
18
EPICUREAN, someone w...
epicurised
23
18
EPICURISE, (archaic)...
epicurises
23
17
EPICURISE, (archaic)...
epicurisms
25
20
EPICURISM, the doctr...
epicurized
26
27
EPICURIZE, (archaic)...
epicurizes
26
26
EPICURIZE, (archaic)...
epicuticle
27
21
the outermost layer...
epicycloid
33
23
a curve traced by a...
epideictic
26
20
done for show or dis...
epidemical
24
21
common to, or affect...
epidendrum
20
20
a genus of tropical...
epidermoid
20
18
like epidermis; pert...
epididymal
28
21
relating to the epid...
epididymis
28
20
a mass of sperm-carr...
epidiorite
19
14
a dioritic or gabbro...
epidosites
19
14
EPIDOSITE, a rock co...
epidotised
19
15
changed into epidote...
epidotized
22
24
changed into epidote...
epigastria
20
15
EPIGASTRIUM, part of...
epigastric
24
18
relating to the epig...
epigeneses
18
16
EPIGENESIS, the theo...
epigenesis
19
16
the theory of embryo...
epigenetic
22
19
resulting from exter...
epigenists
20
16
EPIGENIST, one who s...
epiglottal
22
17
of or like the epigl...
epiglottic
25
19
of or like the epigl...
epiglottis
22
16
a cartilaginous flap...
epigonisms
21
19
EPIGONISM, the state...
epigraphed
24
21
EPIGRAPH, to mark wi...
epigrapher
24
20
one who writes epigr...
epigraphic
28
23
relating to an epigr...
epilations
19
15
EPILATION, the loss...
epilepsies
22
17
EPILEPSY, a disorder...
epileptics
26
20
EPILEPTIC, one suffe...
epileptoid
22
18
resembling epilepsy;...
epilimnion
20
19
the upper, warm laye...
epilobiums
24
21
EPILOBIUM, a genus o...
epilogised
21
17
EPILOGISE, to speak...
epilogises
21
16
EPILOGISE, to speak...
epilogists
22
16
EPILOGIST, one who w...
epilogized
24
26
EPILOGIZE, to speak...
epilogizes
24
25
EPILOGIZE, to speak...
epiloguing
22
20
EPILOGUE, to supply...
epiloguise
21
17
to speak or write an...
epiloguize
24
26
to speak or write an...
epimeletic
24
20
of a type of social...
epimerases
19
16
EPIMERASE, an enzyme...
epimerised
20
17
EPIMERISE, to make i...
epimerises
20
16
EPIMERISE, to make i...
epimerisms
22
19
EPIMERISM, optical i...
epimerized
23
26
EPIMERIZE, to make a...
epimerizes
23
25
EPIMERIZE, to make a...
epimorphic
28
24
relating to epimorph...
epinasties
18
14
EPINASTY, a downward...
epinephrin
22
20
adrenalin, also EPIN...
epineurial
19
16
relating to the epin...
epineurium
20
19
the connective tissu...
epinicions
21
18
EPINICION, (Greek) a...
epinikians
19
19
EPINIKIAN, an ode ce...
epinikions
19
19
EPINIKION, (Greek) a...
epipelagic
26
22
relating to the uppe...
epiphanies
22
19
EPIPHANY, an appeara...
epiphanous
22
20
of or like an epipha...
epiphonema
22
22
an exclamation, fini...
epiphragms
26
23
EPIPHRAGM, the disc...
epiphyseal
30
21
pertaining to, or ha...
epiphysial
31
21
pertaining to, or ha...
epiphytism
32
23
the state of being a...
epiplastra
22
17
EPIPLASTRON, either...
epipolisms
24
20
EPIPOLISM, fluoresce...
epirogenic
22
19
relating to epirogen...
epirrhemas
22
18
EPIRRHEMA, (Greek) i...
episcopacy
33
24
government of the ch...
episcopant
23
20
(Milton) a holder of...
episcopate
23
19
a bishopric; the off...
episcopies
24
19
EPISCOPY, (Milton) s...
episcopise
24
19
to make a bishop of...
episcopize
27
28
to make a bishop of...
episematic
23
19
of coloration, assis...
episiotomy
26
18
an incision made in...
episodical
23
18
pertaining to or con...
episomally
28
20
EPISOMAL, of or like...
epispastic
25
19
blistering [adj] / a...
epistasies
19
13
EPISTASY, a suppress...
epistemics
24
19
the study of knowled...
episternal
19
15
of or pertaining to...
episternum
20
18
a median bone connec...
epistolary
26
16
relating to or consi...
epistolers
20
14
EPISTOLER, the reade...
epistolets
20
14
EPISTOLET, a little...
epistolise
20
14
to write a letter, a...
epistolist
21
14
one who writes epist...
epistolize
23
23
to write a letter, a...
epistrophe
23
18
the ending of succes...
epitaphers
23
18
EPITAPHER, a writer...
epitaphial
24
19
pertaining to an epi...
epitaphian
22
19
pertaining to an epi...
epitaphing
24
21
EPITAPH, to compose...
epitaphist
24
18
an epitapher [n -S]
epithelial
23
17
of or pertaining to...
epithelise
22
16
to convert to epithe...
epithelium
24
20
the outer skin and c...
epithelize
25
25
to convert to epithe...
epithemata
21
18
EPITHEMA, a group of...
epithermal
23
19
having energy just a...
epitheting
22
18
EPITHET, to apply an...
epithetons
20
16
EPITHETON, an epithe...
epitomical
24
20
of or like an epitom...
epitomised
20
17
EPITOMISE, to make a...
epitomiser
20
16
one who epitomises,...
epitomises
20
16
EPITOMISE, to make a...
epitomists
21
16
EPITOMIST, one who m...
epitomized
23
26
EPITOMIZE, to make a...
epitomizer
23
25
one who makes an epi...
epitomizes
23
25
EPITOMIZE, to make a...
epizootics
25
25
EPIZOOTIC, an epizoo...
epizooties
21
22
EPIZOOTY, a type of...
eponychium
31
25
a narrow band of cut...
epoxidised
25
22
EPOXIDISE, to conver...
epoxidises
25
21
EPOXIDISE, to conver...
epoxidized
28
31
EPOXIDIZE, to conver...
epoxidizes
28
30
EPOXIDIZE, to conver...
eprouvette
20
18
(French) an apparatu...
epulations
19
16
EPULATION, feasting,...
epurations
18
15
EPURATION, purificat...
equability
35
26
the state of being e...
equalisers
26
21
EQUALISER, a goal th...
equalising
27
24
EQUALISE, to make eq...
equalities
26
21
EQUALITY, the state...
equalizers
29
30
EQUALIZER, a goal th...
equalizing
30
33
EQUALIZE, to make eq...
equanimity
32
26
evenness of mind esp...
equanimous
25
25
of an even, composed...
equational
24
22
relating to an equat...
equatorial
25
21
of, relating to, or...
equestrian
24
21
one who rides on hor...
equilibria
29
24
EQUILIBRIUM, a state...
equinities
25
21
EQUINITY, equine nat...
equipaging
29
28
EQUIPAGE, to fit out...
equiparate
26
23
(obsolete) to regard...
equipments
28
27
EQUIPMENT, things us...
equipoised
27
24
EQUIPOISE, to provid...
equipoises
27
23
EQUIPOISE, to provid...
equipotent
26
24
of equal power [adj]
equisetums
27
24
EQUISETUM, (Latin) a...
equitation
24
21
the act or art of ri...
equivalent
27
26
equal in force, amou...
equivocate
29
27
to use equivocal or...
equivoques
35
34
EQUIVOQUE, an ambigu...
eradiating
17
14
ERADIATE, to shoot o...
eradiation
15
12
emission of radiance...
eradicable
22
18
that can be eradicat...
eradicably
29
20
ERADICABLE, that can...
eradicants
19
15
ERADICANT, something...
eradicated
19
15
ERADICATE, to root o...
eradicates
19
14
ERADICATE, to root o...
eradicator
19
14
one who eradicates [...
erasements
16
14
ERASEMENT, the act o...
erectility
28
16
the state of being e...
eremitical
22
17
of or pertaining to...
eremitisms
20
16
EREMITISM, the state...
eremuruses
18
15
EREMURUS, a flower,...
erethismic
24
18
relating to erethism...
erethistic
23
15
causing erethism, ab...
ergataners
16
13
ERGATANER, a worker-...
ergativity
27
18
the state of being e...
ergatogyne
23
17
a worker-like wingle...
ergodicity
28
18
the state of being e...
ergographs
23
19
ERGOGRAPH, an instru...
ergomaniac
20
19
one who suffers from...
ergomanias
17
16
ERGOMANIA, excessive...
ergometers
18
15
ERGOMETER, an instru...
ergometric
22
18
relating to measurem...
ergonomics
21
19
ERGONOMIC [n]
ergonomist
18
16
one who engages in e...
ergonovine
17
18
an alkaloid derived...
ergophobia
23
20
a morbid fear of wor...
ergosterol
18
13
a chemical substance...
ergotamine
17
16
a vasoconstrictor us...
ergotising
19
15
ERGOTISE, to affect...
ergotizing
22
24
ERGOTIZE, to affect...
ericaceous
22
17
belonging to the hea...
erinaceous
18
15
of, relating to, or...
eriometers
17
13
ERIOMETER, an instru...
eriophorum
22
19
a plant of the cotto...
eriophyids
28
18
ERIOPHYID, any of a...
eriostemon
16
14
an Australian shrub...
erogeneity
22
15
the state of being e...
erotically
28
17
EROTICAL, of or pert...
eroticised
20
14
EROTICISE, to render...
eroticises
20
13
EROTICISE, to render...
eroticisms
22
16
EROTICISM, erotic qu...
eroticists
21
13
EROTICIST, one of an...
eroticized
23
23
EROTICIZE, to render...
eroticizes
23
22
EROTICIZE, to render...
erotogenic
19
16
producing erotic des...
erotomania
15
14
an unusually strong...
errantries
16
11
ERRANTRY, roaming ar...
erraticism
22
16
the state of being e...
erubescent
21
18
growing red; blushin...
erubescite
22
17
a reddish mineral, a...
eructating
21
17
ERUCTATE, to belch o...
eructation
19
15
an act or instance o...
eructative
22
18
tending to produce e...
eruditions
17
13
ERUDITION, learning...
eruptional
19
16
eruptive [adj]
eruptively
29
21
ERUPTIVE, breaking o...
eruptivity
29
20
the state of being e...
ervalentas
18
16
ERVALENTA, lentil-me...
erysipelas
26
16
a febrile disease ac...
erythremia
26
17
another name for the...
erythrinas
25
15
ERYTHRINA, a plant o...
erythrisms
28
17
ERYTHRISM, a conditi...
erythrites
26
14
ERYTHRITE, a reddish...
erythritic
30
17
of or like erythrite...
erythritol
27
15
a sweet crystalline...
erythrosin
25
15
a red substance form...
escabeches
26
21
ESCABECHE, pickled v...
escadrille
22
16
(French) a squadron...
escaladers
20
15
ESCALADER, one who e...
escalading
21
18
ESCALADE, (French) t...
escaladoes
19
15
ESCALADO, (French) t...
escalating
21
17
ESCALATE, to increas...
escalation
19
15
the act of escalatin...
escalators
20
14
ESCALATOR, a moving...
escalatory
26
16
relating to escalati...
escallonia
20
16
an evergreen shrub,...
escalloped
23
19
ESCALLOP, to bake in...
escaloping
23
20
ESCALOP, to bake in...
escamotage
20
18
(French) juggling [n...
escapadoes
20
17
ESCAPADO, an escaped...
escapeless
22
17
without escape [adj]
escapement
21
20
a part of a clock or...
escapology
29
21
the study of freeing...
escarpment
22
20
a steep slope in fro...
escharotic
25
18
caustic [adj] / a ca...
escheatage
21
17
the right of succeed...
escheating
22
18
ESCHEAT, to make an...
escheators
21
15
ESCHEATOR, (historic...
esclandres
20
16
ESCLANDRE, (French)...
escopettes
21
16
ESCOPETTE, (French)...
escortages
20
15
ESCORTAGE, (US) esco...
escribanos
21
17
ESCRIBANO, (Spanish)...
escritoire
20
13
(French) a writing-d...
escutcheon
24
20
a shield bearing a c...
esophageal
21
18
pertaining to the es...
esoterisms
18
13
ESOTERISM, the holdi...
esotropias
18
13
ESOTROPIA, a conditi...
espadrille
21
16
(French) a sandal wi...
espagnoles
19
17
ESPAGNOLE, (French)...
espaliered
19
15
ESPALIER, to train a...
especially
30
20
ESPECIAL, special [a...
esperances
20
17
ESPERANCE, (Shakespe...
espionages
18
16
ESPIONAGE, the pract...
esplanades
18
16
ESPLANADE, (French)...
espressivo
21
17
(Italian) in an expr...
essayettes
22
12
ESSAYETTE, a short e...
essayistic
27
15
relating to an essay...
essentials
17
12
ESSENTIAL, something...
estafettes
18
13
ESTAFETTE, (French)...
estaminets
17
14
ESTAMINET, (French)...
estanciero
18
14
a farmer on an estan...
estatesman
16
14
in New England, a sm...
estatesmen
16
14
ESTATESMAN, in New E...
esterified
19
14
ESTERIFY, to convert...
esterifies
19
13
ESTERIFY, to convert...
esthesises
19
12
ESTHESIS, the abilit...
esthetical
23
16
keenly appreciative...
estimating
19
16
ESTIMATE, to calcula...
estimation
17
14
the act of estimatin...
estimative
20
17
inclined, or able, t...
estimators
18
13
ESTIMATOR, one who e...
estipulate
20
15
without stipules, al...
estivating
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ESTIVATE, to spend t...
estivation
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the act of spending...
estivators
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ESTIVATOR, an animal...
estoppages
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18
ESTOPPAGE, the condi...
estradiols
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ESTRADIOL, a natural...
estrangelo
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a cursive form of th...
estrangers
17
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ESTRANGER, one who e...
estranging
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ESTRANGE, to alienat...
estrapades
18
14
ESTRAPADE, (French)...
estreating
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13
ESTREAT, to extract...
estributor
20
14
a person or organiza...
estrildids
20
13
ESTRILDID, any membe...
estrogenic
20
16
of or like estrogen,...
esuriences
19
15
ESURIENCE, greed, gl...
esuriently
24
15
ESURIENT, hungry, gr...
eternalise
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12
to make eternal, als...
eternalist
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12
one who holds the ex...
eternality
23
14
the quality of being...
eternalize
19
21
to make eternal, als...
eternising
17
14
ETERNISE, to make et...
eternities
16
11
ETERNITY, duration w...
eternizing
20
23
ETERNIZE, to make et...
ethambutol
23
20
a drug used in the t...
ethanediol
18
15
a clear colourless s...
ethanoates
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13
ETHANOATE, an ester...
ethereally
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16
ETHEREAL, characteri...
etherified
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16
ETHERIFY, to convert...
etherifies
21
15
ETHERIFY, to convert...
etherisers
19
12
ETHERISER, one who e...
etherising
20
15
ETHERISE, to adminis...
etherizers
22
21
ETHERIZER, one who a...
etherizing
23
24
ETHERIZE, to adminis...
ethicality
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18
the quality of being...
ethicising
24
18
ETHICISE, to treat a...
ethicizing
27
27
ETHICIZE, to treat a...
ethionines
17
14
ETHIONINE, an amino...
ethnically
30
20
ETHNICAL, concerning...
ethnicisms
24
19
ETHNICISM, conscious...
ethnocides
21
17
ETHNOCIDE, the exter...
ethnogenic
21
19
relating to ethnogen...
ethnologic
23
19
relating to ethnolog...
ethologies
20
15
ETHOLOGY, the study...
ethologist
21
15
one who studies or w...
ethylamine
26
19
a colorless, mobile,...
ethylating
27
18
ETHYLATE, to introdu...
ethylation
25
16
a chemical reaction...
etiolating
18
14
ETIOLATE, to make pa...
etiolation
16
12
the operation of bla...
etiologies
18
13
ETIOLOGY, the scienc...
etiologist
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13
a student of etiolog...
etiquettes
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20
ETIQUETTE, (French)...
etourderie
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(French) heedlessnes...
etrangeres
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13
ETRANGERE, (French)...
eubacteria
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EUBACTERIUM, a membe...
eucalyptol
30
21
a volatile, terpenel...
eucalyptus
30
21
a large Australian t...
eucaryotes
25
16
EUCARYOTE, an organi...
eucaryotic
29
19
of or like a eucaryo...
eucharises
22
16
EUCHARIS, a plant of...
euchlorine
22
18
a highly explosive g...
euchlorins
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18
EUCHLORIN, an explos...
euchologia
23
19
EUCHOLOGION, (Greek)...
eucryphias
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21
EUCRYPHIA, a tree or...
eudaemonia
15
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happiness or wellbei...
eudaemonic
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19
relating to eudaemon...
eudemonias
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16
EUDEMONIA, happiness...
eudemonics
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19
the art or theory of...
eudemonism
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19
the theory that the...
eudemonist
17
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a student of eudemon...
eudialytes
24
15
EUDIALYTE, a silicat...
eudiometer
17
15
an apparatus for gas...
eudiometry
24
17
measurement by use o...
eugenecist
20
17
a student or advocat...
eugenicist
21
17
a student or advocat...
euglenoids
18
16
EUGLENOID, any membe...
euglobulin
22
20
a simple protein tha...
euharmonic
22
20
producing mathematic...
euhemerise
19
16
to give a historical...
euhemerism
21
19
the interpretation o...
euhemerist
20
16
one who advocates eu...
euhemerize
22
25
to give a historical...
eukaryotes
23
17
EUKARYOTE, an organi...
eukaryotic
27
20
of or like a eukaryo...
eulogisers
19
14
EULOGISER, one who e...
eulogising
20
17
EULOGISE, to extol,...
eulogistic
23
17
of or like a eulogy,...
eulogizers
22
23
EULOGIZER, one who e...
eulogizing
23
26
EULOGIZE, to extol,...
eumelanins
17
17
EUMELANIN, any melan...
eunuchised
22
19
EUNUCHISE, to make a...
eunuchises
22
18
EUNUCHISE, to make a...
eunuchisms
24
21
EUNUCHISM, the state...
eunuchized
25
28
EUNUCHIZE, to make a...
eunuchizes
25
27
EUNUCHIZE, to make a...
eunuchoids
22
19
EUNUCHOID, a eunucho...
euonymuses
23
18
EUONYMUS, a plant of...
eupatorium
20
18
any plant of the gen...
eupatridae
18
15
EUPATRID, (Greek) a...
euphausids
22
18
EUPHAUSID, one of a...
euphausiid
22
18
one of a genus of sh...
euphemised
22
20
EUPHEMISE, to speak...
euphemiser
22
19
one who euphemises,...
euphemises
22
19
EUPHEMISE, to speak...
euphemisms
24
22
EUPHEMISM, a figure...
euphemists
23
19
EUPHEMIST, one who e...
euphemized
25
29
EUPHEMIZE, to speak...
euphemizer
25
28
one who euphemizes,...
euphemizes
25
28
EUPHEMIZE, to speak...
euphonical
24
21
agreeable in sound,...
euphonious
20
18
agreeable in sound,...
euphonised
20
18
EUPHONISE, to make e...
euphonises
20
17
EUPHONISE, to make e...
euphonisms
22
20
EUPHONISM, the custo...
euphoniums
22
21
EUPHONIUM, a musical...
euphonized
23
27
EUPHONIZE, to make e...
euphonizes
23
26
EUPHONIZE, to make e...
euphorbias
23
19
EUPHORBIA, any herb...
euphorbium
25
23
the resinous gum of...
euphoriant
20
17
a drug that tends to...
euphrasias
21
16
EUPHRASIA, eyebright...
euphrasies
21
16
EUPHRASY, eyebright,...
euphuising
23
20
EUPHUISE, to write i...
euphuistic
26
20
characterised by eup...
euphuizing
26
29
EUPHUIZE, to write i...
euplastics
24
18
the art of healing [...
euploidies
20
16
EUPLOIDY, the state...
eurhythmic
33
23
relating to eurhythm...
eurocheque
29
26
a cheque drawn on a...
eurocredit
20
15
a loan in which the...
eurocreeps
21
17
EUROCREEP, the gradu...
eurodollar
18
14
a United States doll...
euromarket
18
18
a market for financi...
europhiles
22
17
EUROPHILE, one who a...
europhilia
22
17
the love of Europe a...
europhobia
22
19
an irrational fear o...
europhobic
26
22
suffering from europ...
eurybathic
31
21
capable of living at...
euryhaline
25
17
of marine animals, t...
eurypterid
26
17
any of an order of l...
eurytherms
27
18
EURYTHERM, an organi...
eurythmics
31
21
a system of rhythmic...
eurythmies
27
18
EURYTHMY, rhythmical...
eurythmist
28
18
a person who teaches...
eutectoids
20
15
EUTECTOID, an alloy...
euthanased
17
15
EUTHANASE, to subjec...
euthanases
17
14
EUTHANASE, to subjec...
euthanasia
17
14
the practice of endi...
euthanasic
21
17
of or like euthanasi...
euthanazed
20
24
EUTHANAZE, to subjec...
euthanazes
20
23
EUTHANAZE, to subjec...
euthanised
18
15
EUTHANISE, to subjec...
euthanises
18
14
EUTHANISE, to subjec...
euthanized
21
24
EUTHANIZE, to subjec...
euthanizes
21
23
EUTHANIZE, to subjec...
euthenists
19
14
EUTHENIST, a student...
eutherians
18
14
EUTHERIAN, a placent...
euthyroids
26
16
EUTHYROID, someone w...
eutrapelia
19
15
(obsolete) wit, ease...
eutrophies
21
16
EUTROPHY, healthy nu...
evacuating
22
21
EVACUATE, to move fr...
evacuation
20
19
the act of evacuatin...
evacuative
23
22
a purgative [n -S]
evacuators
21
18
EVACUATOR, something...
evagations
18
17
EVAGATION, wandering...
evaginated
18
18
EVAGINATE, to turn i...
evaginates
18
17
EVAGINATE, to turn i...
evaluating
20
19
EVALUATE, to estimat...
evaluation
18
17
the act of evaluatin...
evaluative
21
20
relating to the proc...
evaluators
19
16
EVALUATOR, one who e...
evanescent
19
19
fleeting, transitory...
evanescing
21
21
EVANESCE, to fade aw...
evangeliar
19
18
a book of passages f...
evangelies
19
18
EVANGELY, (obsolete)...
evangelise
19
18
to preach the gospel...
evangelism
21
21
the winning or reviv...
evangelist
20
18
a writer of any of t...
evangelize
22
27
to preach the gospel...
evanishing
21
20
EVANISH, to vanish [...
evanitions
17
16
EVANITION, vanishing...
evaporable
22
21
capable of being con...
evaporated
19
18
EVAPORATE, to change...
evaporates
19
17
EVAPORATE, to change...
evaporator
19
17
an agent that causes...
evaporites
20
17
EVAPORITE, a sedimen...
evaporitic
24
20
of or like an evapor...
evectional
21
19
relating to evection...
evenements
17
19
EVENEMENT, (French)...
evenhanded
18
20
fair, impartial [adj...
evennesses
16
16
EVENNESS, the state...
eventfully
29
23
EVENTFUL, momentous...
eventrated
17
16
EVENTRATE, to open t...
eventrates
17
15
EVENTRATE, to open t...
eventually
26
20
EVENTUAL, happening...
eventuated
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17
EVENTUATE, to turn o...
eventuates
17
16
EVENTUATE, to turn o...
everduring
20
19
everlasting [adj]
everglades
20
18
EVERGLADE, a swampy...
evergreens
18
17
EVERGREEN, a tree or...
everyplace
30
23
everywhere [adv]
everything
28
21
all that exists [pro...
everywhere
29
21
in every place or pa...
everywoman
27
23
the typical or ordin...
everywomen
27
23
EVERYWOMAN, the typi...
evidencing
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22
EVIDENCE, to make ap...
evidential
19
17
relating to, or affo...
evildoings
21
19
EVILDOING, the doing...
evilnesses
19
16
EVILNESS, the qualit...
evincement
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22
the act of evincing...
eviscerate
21
17
to deprive of the vi...
evitations
18
15
EVITATION, a shunnin...
eviternity
25
17
eternity [n EVITERNI...
evocations
20
18
EVOCATION, the act o...
evolutions
19
17
EVOLUTION, the cumul...
evolvement
21
23
the act of evolving,...
evonymuses
25
21
EVONYMUS, a plant of...
evulgating
22
21
EVULGATE, to divulge...
exacerbate
26
23
to make more violent...
exactingly
34
26
EXACTING [adv]
exactitude
26
22
the quality of being...
exactments
26
24
EXACTMENT, exactness...
exaggerate
23
21
to enlarge beyond bo...
exahertzes
27
28
EXAHERTZ, one quinti...
exaltation
22
19
an act of exalting [...
examinable
25
25
that can be examined...
examinants
22
22
EXAMINANT, one who e...
examinates
22
21
EXAMINATE, a person...
examinator
22
21
an examiner [n -S]
exanthemas
24
23
EXANTHEMA, a skin er...
exarations
21
18
EXARATION, the act o...
exarchates
27
22
EXARCHATE, the offic...
exarchists
29
22
EXARCHIST, a support...
exasperate
23
20
to excite the anger...
excambions
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27
EXCAMBION, in Scots...
excambiums
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30
EXCAMBIUM, in Scots...
excarnated
24
22
EXCARNATE, to depriv...
excarnates
24
21
EXCARNATE, to depriv...
excavating
28
27
EXCAVATE, to dig out...
excavation
26
25
the act of excavatin...
excavators
27
24
EXCAVATOR, a vehicle...
exceedable
27
25
that can be exceeded...
excellence
29
26
the quality of being...
excellency
36
28
the quality of being...
excelsiors
27
21
EXCELSIOR, slender,...
excentrics
29
24
EXCENTRIC, something...
exceptants
27
24
EXCEPTANT, something...
exceptions
27
24
EXCEPTION, the act o...
exceptious
28
24
(archaic) disposed t...
exceptless
29
24
(Shakespeare) making...
excerpters
28
23
EXCERPTER, one who m...
excerpting
29
26
EXCERPT, to pick out...
excerption
27
24
the act of excerptin...
excerptors
28
23
EXCERPTOR, one who m...
exchangers
28
25
EXCHANGER, one who e...
exchanging
29
28
EXCHANGE, to give an...
exchequers
36
32
EXCHEQUER, to place...
excipients
28
24
EXCIPIENT, a substan...
excisional
26
22
relating to the act...
excitation
25
21
the act of exciting...
excitative
28
24
having power to exci...
excitatory
32
22
tending to excite [a...
excitement
26
24
something that excit...
excitingly
35
26
EXCITING [adv]
exclaimers
28
24
EXCLAIMER, one who e...
exclaiming
29
27
EXCLAIM, to cry out...
exclosures
27
22
EXCLOSURE, an area s...
excludable
30
27
that can be excluded...
excludible
31
27
that can be excluded...
exclusions
27
23
EXCLUSION, the act o...
exclusives
30
26
EXCLUSIVE, an exclus...
excogitate
26
22
to discover by think...
excoriated
25
21
EXCORIATE, to abrade...
excoriates
25
20
EXCORIATE, to abrade...
excrementa
25
24
EXCREMENTUM, (Latin)...
excrements
26
24
EXCREMENT, waste mat...
excrescent
28
24
growing out in an ab...
excretions
25
21
EXCRETION, the act o...
excruciate
29
24
to inflict intense p...
exculpable
32
29
capable of being exc...
exculpated
29
26
EXCULPATE, to free f...
exculpates
29
25
EXCULPATE, to free f...
excursions
26
22
EXCURSION, to go on...
excursuses
27
22
EXCURSUS, a disserta...
excusatory
32
23
making or containing...
execrating
26
23
EXECRATE, to declare...
execration
24
21
the act of cursing [...
execrative
27
24
cursing; vilifying [...
execrators
25
20
EXECRATOR, one who e...
execratory
31
22
of the nature of exe...
executable
28
25
that can be executed...
executancy
34
27
technique in music [...
executants
25
22
EXECUTANT, one who e...
executions
25
22
EXECUTION, the act o...
executives
28
25
EXECUTIVE, a person...
executress
26
21
a female executor, a...
executries
26
21
EXECUTRY, in Scots l...
exegetical
27
23
pertaining to exeges...
exegetists
24
19
EXEGETIST, one verse...
exemptions
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24
EXEMPTION, the act o...
exenterate
20
18
(obsolete) to disemb...
exequaturs
31
28
EXEQUATUR, (Latin) a...
exercisers
26
20
EXERCISER, one who e...
exercising
27
23
EXERCISE, to perform...
exercycles
36
26
EXERCYCLE, an exerci...
exergaming
25
25
the playing of video...
exfiltrate
26
21
to remove or withdra...
exfoliants
25
22
EXFOLIANT, a cosmeti...
exfoliated
25
22
EXFOLIATE, to separa...
exfoliates
25
21
EXFOLIATE, to separa...
exfoliator
25
21
an exfoliating agent...
exhalation
24
21
something exhaled or...
exhausters
25
20
EXHAUSTER, one who,...
exhausting
26
23
EXHAUST, to use the...
exhaustion
24
21
the act of exhaustin...
exhaustive
27
24
testing all possibil...
exheredate
23
20
to disinherit [v EXH...
exhibiters
28
22
EXHIBITER, one who e...
exhibiting
29
25
EXHIBIT, to display...
exhibition
27
23
an act or instance o...
exhibitive
30
26
serving for exhibiti...
exhibitors
28
22
EXHIBITOR, one who e...
exhibitory
34
24
exhibiting; publicly...
exhilarant
25
21
exciting joy, mirth,...
exhilarate
25
20
to make cheerful and...
exhumating
27
26
EXHUMATE, to dig out...
exhumation
25
24
the act of exhuming...
exigencies
26
23
EXIGENCY, urgency, a...
exiguities
25
20
EXIGUITY, meagreness...
exiguously
32
24
EXIGUOUS, scanty in...
exilements
24
22
EXILEMENT, banishmen...
eximiously
32
24
EXIMIOUS, (archaic)...
existences
25
21
EXISTENCE, the fact...
exobiology
32
25
the study of extrate...
exocentric
28
24
of a construction, n...
exocuticle
30
25
the middle layer of...
exocytosed
31
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EXOCYTOSE, to secret...
exocytoses
31
22
EXOCYTOSE [n]
exocytosis
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the release of cellu...
exocytotic
35
25
relating to exocytos...
exodontias
21
19
EXODONTIA, the branc...
exodontics
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22
the branch of dental...
exodontist
22
19
a specialist in exod...
exoenzymes
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EXOENZYME, an enzyme...
exogenetic
25
23
not genetic, not cau...
exogenisms
24
23
EXOGENISM, the state...
exonerated
20
19
EXONERATE, to clear...
exonerates
20
18
EXONERATE, to clear...
exonerator
20
18
one who exonerates o...
exonumists
24
22
EXONUMIST, a collect...
exophagies
27
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EXOPHAGY, a cannibal...
exophagous
27
25
relating to exophagy...
exoplanets
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EXOPLANET, a planet...
exopodites
24
21
EXOPODITE, the outer...
exopoditic
28
24
of or like an exopod...
exorations
21
18
EXORATION, (obsolete...
exorbitant
24
21
going beyond the usu...
exorbitate
24
20
(obsolete) to stray...
exorcisers
26
20
EXORCISER, one who e...
exorcising
27
23
EXORCISE, to free of...
exorcistic
30
23
relating to exorcism...
exorcizers
29
29
EXORCIZER, one who e...
exorcizing
30
32
EXORCIZE, to free of...
exospheres
26
22
EXOSPHERE, the outer...
exospheric
30
25
related to the exosp...
exosporium
26
24
the outermost layer...
exosporous
24
21
of or like an exospo...
exoterical
26
21
intelligible to the...
exothermal
26
23
of a chemical reacti...
exothermic
29
25
of a chemical reacti...
exotically
34
24
EXOTIC, from another...
exoticised
26
21
EXOTICISE, to regard...
exoticises
26
20
EXOTICISE, to regard...
exoticisms
28
23
EXOTICISM, the state...
exoticists
27
20
EXOTICIST, an enthus...
exoticized
29
30
EXOTICIZE, to regard...
exoticizes
29
29
EXOTICIZE, to regard...
exoticness
25
21
the state of being e...
exotropias
24
20
EXOTROPIA, a conditi...
expandable
26
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that can be expanded...
expansible
27
25
capable of being exp...
expansibly
34
27
EXPANSIBLE, capable...
expansions
23
22
EXPANSION, the act o...
expatiated
24
21
EXPATIATE, to speak...
expatiates
24
20
EXPATIATE, to speak...
expatiator
24
20
one who expatatiates...
expatriate
24
20
to banish, exile [v...
expectable
30
27
that may be expected...
expectably
37
29
EXPECTABLE, that may...
expectance
29
27
the state of expecti...
expectancy
36
29
the state of expecti...
expectants
27
24
EXPECTANT, a person...
expectedly
35
27
EXPECTED [adv]
expectings
29
26
EXPECTING, the act o...
expedience
26
25
the state of being e...
expediency
33
27
the state of being e...
expedients
24
22
EXPEDIENT, a means [...
expeditate
24
21
to deprive of the ba...
expeditely
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expediters
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expediting
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expedition
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a journey or excursi...
expeditive
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performing with spee...
expeditors
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expellable
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that can be expelled...
expellants
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expellents
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expendable
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able to be expended...
expendably
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experience
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to have practical ac...
experiment
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to carry out experim...
expertised
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expertises
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expertisms
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expertized
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expertizes
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expertness
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a possession of spec...
expiations
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EXPIATION, the act o...
expiration
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the last emission of...
expiratory
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expiscated
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EXPISCATE, to learn...
expiscates
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explainers
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explaining
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explanting
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expletives
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EXPLETIVE, a swearwo...
explicable
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that can be explicat...
explicably
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explicated
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explicator
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exploitage
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exploitive
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serving to exploit,...
explosible
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liable to explode [a...
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exportable
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that can be exported...
expositing
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exposition
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expositive
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serving to explain [...
expositors
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expository
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pertaining to, or co...
expostures
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EXPOUNDER, one who e...
expounding
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expressage
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the charge for carry...
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expressing
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expression
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expressive
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full of expression [...
expressman
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expressmen
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expressure
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expressway
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exprobrate
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expugnable
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capable of being exp...
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expuncting
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expurgated
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expurgates
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expurgator
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exsanguine
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exscinding
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exsections
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exsiccated
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exsiccates
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exsiccator
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a drying agent or ap...
exsolution
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relaxation [n -S]
exsufflate
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extempores
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extendable
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that can be extended...
extendedly
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extendible
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that can be extended...
extensible
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that can be extended...
extensions
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extenuated
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extenuates
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extenuator
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extermined
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externally
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externship
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extincting
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extinction
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the act of making ex...
extinctive
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tending to extinguis...
extincture
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extinguish
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extirpable
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capable of being ext...
extirpated
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extirpates
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extirpator
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one who extirpates o...
extolments
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extortions
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extrabolds
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extractant
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a solvent used for e...
extracting
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extraction
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the act of extractin...
extractive
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capable of being ext...
extractors
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extradited
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extradites
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extradoses
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extradotal
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forming no part of t...
extradural
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the epidural injecti...
extralegal
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outside the law [adj...
extramural
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outside the walls or...
extraneity
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the state of being w...
extraneous
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not forming an essen...
extraposed
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extraposes
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extrasolar
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beyond the solar sys...
extraverts
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extreating
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extremisms
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extremists
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extricable
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capable of being ext...
extricated
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extricates
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extroverts
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extrudable
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that can be extruded...
extrusible
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that can be extruded...
extrusions
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extubating
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exuberance
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exuberancy
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the state of being e...
exuberated
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exuberates
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exudations
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exulcerate
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exultation
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exultingly
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exurbanite
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a resident of an exu...
exuviating
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exuviation
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eyeballing
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eyebrights
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eyebrowing
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eyedropper
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eyeglasses
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eyeletting
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EYELET, to make a sm...
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