4 letter words that start with E

4 letter words that start with E

4 letter E word

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each 11 9 every one taken sepa...
eale 6 5 (Shakespeare) to ail...
eans 5 5 EAN, to give birth t...
eard 6 5 (Scots) to bury, als...
earl 7 5 a rank above viscoun...
earn 5 5 to obtain reward for...
ears 6 4 EAR, to plough or ti...
ease 5 4 to free from pain or...
east 6 4 to turn east (a poin...
easy 12 6 not difficult [adj E...
eath 8 6 easy, also EATHE, ET...
eats 6 4 EAT, to consume food...
eaus 6 5 EAU, a river or wate...
eaux 12 12 EAU, a river or wate...
eave 7 8 the projecting edge...
ebbs 11 10 EBB, to move back fr...
ebon 7 8 a hard wood like sto...
ecad 9 8 a plant which has su...
ecce 12 10 behold, also ECCO [i...
ecco 12 10 behold, also ECCE [i...
eche 11 9 (obsolete) to eke, a...
echo 11 9 a reflected sound [n...
echt 12 9 (German) genuine, au...
ecod 9 8 (archaic) a mild oat...
ecos 9 7 ECO, (short for) eco...
ecru 10 8 (French) the color o...
ecus 10 8 ECU, (French) an old...
eddo 6 6 a kind of yam, aka t...
eddy 13 8 to move against the...
edge 7 7 to furnish with a bo...
edgy 14 9 nervous [adj EDGIER,...
edhs 9 7 EDH, a letter used i...
edit 7 5 to prepare for publi...
eech 11 9 to augment, also EKE...
eeew 8 7 an interjection used...
eels 7 5 EEL, a snakelike fis...
eely 13 7 like an eel [adj EEL...
eery 12 6 uncanny, also EERIE...
eevn 7 9 the latter part of d...
effs 11 10 EFF, euphemism for f...
efts 9 7 EFT, a newt, also EV...
egad 7 7 (archaic) a mild oat...
egal 8 7 (Shakespeare) equal...
eger 7 6 a tidal flood, also...
eggs 9 8 EGG, to incite [v]
eggy 15 10 containing eggs to s...
egis 8 6 (Greek) protection,...
egma 8 9 (Shakespeare) an eni...
egos 7 6 EGO, the 'I' or self...
ehed 8 7 EH, to say 'Eh', exp...
eide 6 5 EIDOS, (Greek) the f...
eiks 8 8 EIK, (Scots) to augm...
eild 8 6 old age, also ELD [n...
eina 5 5 (Afrikaans) expressi...
eine 5 5 (obsolete) eyes, als...
eish 9 6 (South African) expr...
eked 7 9 EKE, to augment, als...
ekes 7 8 EKE, to augment, als...
ekka 8 12 (Hindi) a small one-...
elan 6 6 (French) ardor inspi...
elds 8 6 ELD, (archaic) old a...
elfs 10 8 ELF, to entangle (ha...
elhi 10 7 (US) pertaining to s...
elks 9 9 ELK, a kind of large...
ells 9 6 ELL, an old measure...
elms 9 8 ELM, a kind of decid...
elmy 15 10 full of elm trees [a...
else 7 5 otherwise [adv]
elts 8 5 ELT, a young sow, al...
emes 7 7 EME, (obsolete) an u...
emeu 7 8 an emu [n -S]
emic 11 10 a type of linguistic...
emir 8 7 (Arabic) an Eastern...
emit 8 7 to send forth [v EMI...
emma 8 10 formerly, a signalle...
emmy 15 12 (tradename) a gold p...
emos 7 7 EMO, a type of music...
empt 10 10 (dialect) to empty [...
emus 8 8 EMU, a large flightl...
emyd 14 10 a genus of freshwate...
emys 14 9 a genus of freshwate...
ends 6 6 END, to terminate [v...
enes 5 5 ENE, a poetic word f...
enew 8 8 in falconry, to plun...
engs 7 7 ENG, a phonetic symb...
enol 6 6 a chemical compound...
enow 8 8 (archaic) enough, al...
ents 6 5 (colloquial) enterta...
enuf 8 9 (colloquial) enough,...
envy 14 11 to covet others' pos...
eoan 4 5 pertaining to dawn [...
eons 5 5 EON, a long period o...
eorl 7 5 (obsolete) an earl [...
epee 7 7 (French) a sword sim...
epha 10 9 a Hebrew unit of dry...
epic 12 10 large-scale [adj EPI...
epos 8 7 an epic poem, also E...
eras 6 4 ERA, a main division...
ered 6 5 ERE, to plough [v]
eres 6 4 ERE, to plough [v]
erev 8 8 the day before a Jew...
ergo 7 6 (short for) ergomete...
ergs 8 6 ERG, a unit of work...
erhu 9 7 a Chinese two-string...
eric 10 7 a murderer's fine in...
erks 8 8 ERK, (slang) an airc...
erne 5 5 an eagle, esp. a lon...
erns 6 5 ERN, (Milton) to ear...
eros 6 4 (Greek) the sum of t...
errs 7 4 ERR, to make a mista...
erst 7 4 formerly, also EARST...
eruv 9 9 a designated region...
eses 6 4 ES, the letter S, al...
esky 14 10 a container for keep...
esne 5 5 (historical) a domes...
espy 15 9 to catch sight of [v...
esse 6 4 (Latin) actual exist...
ests 7 4 EST, a programme des...
etas 6 4 ETA, a Greek letter...
etat 6 4 (French) the staff o...
etch 12 9 to engrave with acid...
eten 5 5 a giant, also ETTIN...
ethe 8 6 (Spenser) easy, also...
eths 9 6 ETH, an Old English...
etic 10 7 a type of linguistic...
etna 5 5 a vessel for heating...
etui 7 5 (French) a small orn...
euge 7 7 (Greek) an interject...
eugh 10 9 (Spenser) a yew [n -...
euks 8 9 EUK, to itch, also E...
euoi 6 5 expressing Bacchic f...
euro 6 5 (Native Australian)...
even 7 9 to make smooth or le...
ever 8 8 at all times [adv]
eves 8 8 EVE, a poetic word f...
evet 8 8 a newt, also EFT, EW...
evil 10 9 wickedness or deprav...
evoe 7 8 expressing Bacchic f...
evos 8 8 EVO, (Australian sla...
ewer 9 7 a jug with a wide mo...
ewes 9 7 EWE, a female sheep,...
ewks 11 11 EWK, to itch, also E...
ewts 10 7 EWT, (dialect) a new...
exam 13 14 an examination [n -S...
exec 15 14 (short for) an execu...
exed 12 12 EX, to cross out [v]
exes 12 11 EX, the letter X [n]
exit 13 11 to go out [v -ED, -I...
exon 11 12 within a nucleic aci...
expo 14 14 an exhibition or pub...
exul 14 13 (Spenser) to exile [...
eyas 12 6 an untrained young h...
eyed 12 7 EYE, to watch closel...
eyen 11 7 EYE, the organ of si...
eyer 12 6 one who eyes [n -S]
eyes 12 6 EYE, to watch closel...
eyne 11 7 EYE, the organ of si...
eyot 12 6 a small island, also...
eyra 12 6 a South American wil...
eyre 12 6 (historical) a journ...
eyry 19 8 a bird of prey's nes...