7 letter words that start with E

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7 letter words that start with E

7 letter E word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
eagerer	11	9	EAGER, full of keen...
eagerly	19	12	EAGER, full of keen...
eaglets	13	10	EAGLET, a young eagl...
eagling	14	13	EAGLE, to score two...
eanling	12	12	(Shakespeare) a youn...
earache	15	12	a pain in the ear [n...
earball	15	12	a small ball kept in...
earbash	15	12	to talk to someone l...
earbobs	15	13	EARBOB, an earring [...
earbuds	14	12	EARBUD, a small earp...
earcons	13	11	EARCON, an audible m...
earding	12	11	EARD, (Scots) to bur...
eardrop	13	11	a pendant for the ea...
eardrum	13	12	the tympanic membran...
earflap	16	14	a part of a cap that...
earfuls	15	12	EARFUL, as much goss...
earhole	13	10	the external opening...
earings	12	10	EARING, a line for f...
earlaps	14	11	EARLAP, the lobe of...
earldom	13	12	the rank of an earl...
earless	12	8	without ears [adj]
earlier	12	8	EARLY, before the du...
earlies	12	8	EARLY, an early pota...
earlike	13	12	like an ear [adj]
earlobe	13	11	the soft lower part...
earlock	16	15	a curl of hair near...
earmark	13	14	to set aside for a d...
earmuff	17	17	one of a pair of ear...
earners	10	8	EARNER, one that ear...
earnest	10	8	serious [adj EARNEST...
earning	11	11	what is earned [n -S...
earpick	18	17	an instrument for re...
earplug	16	14	a plug for the ear [...
earring	12	10	a ring worn on the e...
earshot	13	9	a range from which a...
earthed	13	10	EARTH, to cover with...
earthen	12	10	made of earth [adj]
earthly	21	12	any chance on earth,...
earwigs	16	12	EARWIG, to pester wi...
earworm	15	13	the larva of a moth...
easeful	14	12	full of ease; restfu...
easeled	11	9	mounted on an easel...
easiest	11	7	EASY, not difficult...
easings	12	10	EASING, the act of f...
eastern	10	8	pertaining to the ea...
easters	11	7	EASTER, one living i...
easting	12	10	a movement toward th...
eastlin	12	9	(Scots) eastward, al...
easying	18	12	EASY, to stop rowing...
eatable	13	11	anything used as foo...
eatages	11	9	EATAGE, the eatable...
eatches	16	12	EATCHE, (Scott) an a...
eaterie	10	7	a restaurant, also E...
eatings	12	10	EATING, the act of c...
ebauche	18	16	(French) a rough dra...
ebayers	19	12	EBAYER, someone who...
ebaying	20	15	selling on eBay [n -...
ebbless	17	14	without ebb [adj]
ebonics	16	14	American black slang...
ebonies	12	11	EBONY, a dark heavy...
ebonise	12	11	to stain black in im...
ebonist	13	11	an ebony worker [n -...
ebonite	12	11	a kind of black vulc...
ebonize	15	20	to stain black in im...
ebriate	13	10	intoxicated, also EB...
ebriety	20	12	drunkenness [n EBRIE...
ebriose	13	10	intoxicated, also EB...
ecartes	14	10	ECARTE, a card game...
ecboles	17	14	ECBOLE, a rhetorical...
ecbolic	21	17	a drug used to assis...
eccrine	17	14	of a gland, e.g. a s...
ecdemic	19	17	foreign, the opposit...
ecdyses	21	13	ECDYSIS, (Greek) the...
ecdysis	22	13	(Greek) the act of m...
ecdyson	20	14	an insect hormone, a...
echappe	20	18	(French) a kind of l...
echards	17	13	ECHARD, the total qu...
echelle	18	14	(French) an arrangem...
echelon	16	14	to arrange in a step...
echidna	16	14	the spiny anteater [...
echinus	17	14	a sea urchin, also E...
echiums	19	16	ECHIUM, any plant of...
echoers	16	12	ECHOER, one that ech...
echoier	16	12	ECHOEY, full of echo...
echoing	17	15	ECHO, to repeat a so...
echoise	16	12	to repeat another pe...
echoism	18	15	the formation of rep...
echoist	17	12	a person who repeats...
echoize	19	21	to repeat another pe...
eclairs	16	11	ECLAIR, a cake with...
eclipse	18	14	to obscure [v ECLIPS...
eclogue	16	14	a pastoral poem, oft...
eclosed	15	12	ECLOSE, to emerge fr...
ecloses	15	11	ECLOSE, to emerge fr...
ecocide	17	14	the destruction of t...
ecogift	18	15	a donation of land t...
ecology	22	15	the study of the int...
ecomaps	17	16	ECOMAP, a diagrammat...
economy	20	16	thrift [n ECONOMIES]
econuts	14	12	ECONUT, one concerne...
ecorche	19	15	(French) a manikin,...
ecotage	14	12	sabotage for ecologi...
ecotone	12	11	a transition area be...
ecotour	14	11	to go on a tour with...
ecotype	22	15	a group of organisms...
ecozone	15	20	a regional ecosystem...
ecstasy	21	12	a state of exalted p...
ectases	14	10	ECTASIS, the lengthe...
ectasia	14	10	the lengthening of a...
ectasis	15	10	the lengthening of a...
ectatic	18	13	relating to ectasis...
ecthyma	24	17	a skin disease with...
ectopia	16	13	abnormal displacemen...
ectopic	20	16	relating to ectopia...
ectozoa	16	19	ECTOZOON, a parasite...
ectypal	24	16	or or like an ectype...
ectypes	23	15	ECTYPE, a reproducti...
ecuelle	16	13	(French) a two-handl...
ecumene	14	15	an inhabited area [n...
ecuries	15	11	ECURIE, a team of mo...
eczemas	18	22	ECZEMA, a skin disea...
edacity	21	13	ravenousness, voraci...
edamame	12	14	a preparation of bab...
edaphic	19	16	pertaining to the so...
eddying	19	14	EDDY, to move agains...
edemata	11	11	EDEMA, local or gene...
edental	11	10	without teeth, as of...
edgiest	13	10	EDGY, nervous [adj]
edgings	14	13	EDGING, something th...
edibles	15	12	EDIBLE, something fi...
edictal	16	12	relating to an edict...
edifice	17	14	a building [n -S]
edified	14	12	EDIFY, to enlighten...
edifier	14	11	one who edifies [n -...
edifies	14	11	EDIFY, to enlighten...
editing	13	11	the act of editing [...
edition	11	9	the number of copies...
editors	12	8	EDITOR, one that edi...
editrix	19	15	a female editor, als...
educate	14	12	to teach [v EDUCATED...
educing	16	15	EDUCE, to draw out,...
eductor	15	12	someone who or somet...
eeching	17	15	EECH, to augment, al...
eelfare	13	11	a group of young eel...
eeliest	12	8	EELY, like an eel [a...
eellike	14	13	like an eel [adj]
eelpout	14	12	a kind of fish, aka...
eelworm	16	14	a small roundworm [n...
eensier	10	8	EENSY, (colloquial)...
eeriest	11	7	EERY, uncanny, also...
eevning	13	15	the latter part of d...
effable	18	17	capable of being exp...
effaced	18	17	EFFACE, to erase [v]
effacer	18	16	one who effaces [n -...
effaces	18	16	EFFACE, to erase [v]
effects	19	16	EFFECT, to bring abo...
effeirs	16	13	EFFEIR, (obsolete) t...
effendi	15	15	in the Eastern Medit...
effered	15	14	EFFERE, (obsolete) t...
efferes	15	13	EFFERE, (obsolete) t...
effings	17	16	EFFING, euphemistic...
efforce	18	16	(obsolete) to force...
efforts	16	13	EFFORT, a deliberate...
effrays	22	15	EFFRAY, (obsolete) f...
effulge	18	17	to shine out [v EFFU...
effused	16	15	EFFUSE, to pour fort...
effuses	16	14	EFFUSE, to pour fort...
eftsoon	12	11	soon afterward, also...
egalite	13	10	(French) the state o...
egality	20	12	the state of being e...
egences	14	13	EGENCE, need, also E...
egested	12	10	EGEST, to discharge...
eggcorn	16	15	a malapropism or mis...
eggcups	20	18	EGGCUP, a cup which...
egghead	15	14	an intellectual [n -...
eggiest	14	11	EGGY, containing egg...
egglers	15	12	EGGLER, (archaic) an...
eggless	15	12	without eggs [adj]
eggmass	15	14	(colloquial) intelle...
eggnogs	14	14	EGGNOG, a hot or col...
eggwash	19	16	a thin mixture of eg...
egoisms	14	12	EGOISM, the doctrine...
egoists	13	9	EGOIST, one who prac...
egoless	13	10	not self-centered [a...
egosurf	15	13	to search for one's...
egotise	12	9	to talk about onesel...
egotism	14	12	self-conceit [n -S]
egotist	13	9	a conceited person [...
egotize	15	18	to talk about onesel...
eidetic	15	11	marked by or involvi...
eidolic	16	12	like an eidolon, an...
eidolon	11	10	(Greek) an unsubstan...
eighths	18	13	EIGHTH, one of eight...
eightvo	17	15	a printer's page siz...
eikones	11	12	EIKON, (Greek) a rel...
eilding	14	12	(Scots) fuel, also E...
einkorn	11	13	(German) a variety o...
eiracks	16	14	EIRACK, (Gaelic) a y...
eirenic	14	11	conducive to or work...
eisells	14	9	EISELL, (obsolete) s...
eiswein	14	11	(German) a sweet Ger...
ejected	16	20	EJECT, to throw out...
ejector	16	19	one who, or that whi...
ekistic	17	14	relating to ekistics...
ekpwele	18	18	a former monetary un...
elanced	14	13	ELANCE, to throw as...
elances	14	12	ELANCE, to throw as...
elanets	11	9	ELANET, a kite of th...
elapids	15	12	ELAPID, a kind of sn...
elapine	13	12	like or pertaining t...
elapsed	14	12	ELAPSE, to pass by [...
elapses	14	11	ELAPSE, to pass by [...
elastic	16	11	stretchy [adj ELASTI...
elastin	12	9	a protein, the chief...
elaters	12	8	ELATER, a kind of be...
elating	13	11	ELATE, to raise the...
elation	11	9	a feeling of great j...
elative	14	12	a grammatical case i...
elbowed	17	15	ELBOW, to jostle [v]
elchees	17	13	ELCHEE, an ambassado...
elderly	20	12	older people [n ELDE...
eldests	13	9	ELDEST, the oldest o...
eldings	14	12	ELDING, fuel, also E...
eldress	13	9	a female church elde...
eldrich	19	14	weird, also ELDRITCH...
elected	15	12	ELECT, to select by...
electee	14	11	a person who has bee...
elector	15	11	one that elects [n -...
electro	15	11	to make an electropl...
elegant	12	11	tastefully opulent [...
elegiac	16	13	relating to elegy, a...
elegies	13	10	ELEGY, a mournful po...
elegise	13	10	to write an elegy, a...
elegist	14	10	one who writes elegi...
elegits	14	10	ELEGIT, (Latin) a wr...
elegize	16	19	to write an elegy, a...
element	12	12	a substance that can...
elenchi	17	14	ELENCHUS, (Latin) a...
elenchs	17	14	ELENCH, (obsolete) i...
elevate	13	12	to raise [v ELEVATED...
elevens	13	13	ELEVEN, a number, te...
elevons	13	13	ELEVON, a hinged fla...
elfhood	16	14	the state of being a...
elfland	15	14	the land of the elve...
elflike	17	16	like an elf [adj]
elflock	20	19	a lock of tangled ha...
eliches	18	13	ELICHE, spiral-shape...
elicits	17	11	ELICIT, to draw fort...
eliding	14	12	ELIDE, to strike out...
elision	12	9	the act of eliding [...
elitism	15	11	belief in rule by an...
elitist	14	8	an adherent of eliti...
elixirs	20	15	ELIXIR, a medicinal...
elkhorn	15	15	as in elkhorn fern,...
ellagic	18	14	relating to gallnuts...
ellipse	16	12	a type of plane curv...
ellwand	16	14	a measuring rod [n -...
elmiest	14	11	ELMY, full of elm tr...
elmwood	16	15	wood of the elm tree...
elocute	15	12	to speak publicly [v...
elodeas	11	9	ELODEA, an American...
elogies	13	10	ELOGY, a funeral ora...
elogist	14	10	one who delivers an...
elogium	15	14	a funeral oration, a...
eloigns	13	11	ELOIGN, to remove to...
eloined	11	10	ELOIN, to remove to...
eloiner	11	9	one who eloins, also...
elopers	14	11	ELOPER, one who elop...
eloping	15	14	ELOPE, to run away t...
elopses	14	11	ELOPS, a type of stu...
elshins	15	11	ELSHIN, an awl, also...
eltchis	19	13	ELTCHI, an ambassado...
eluants	12	10	ELUANT, a solvent, a...
eluates	12	9	ELUATE, liquid obtai...
eluders	13	10	ELUDER, one who elud...
eluding	14	13	ELUDE, to evade [v]
eluents	12	10	ELUENT, a solvent, a...
elusion	12	10	the action of eludin...
elusive	15	13	tending to elude [ad...
elusory	19	11	tending to elude or...
eluting	14	12	ELUTE, to remove by...
elution	12	10	purification or sepa...
elutors	13	9	ELUTOR, a vessel for...
eluvial	16	14	relating to an eluvi...
eluvium	17	17	an accumulation of r...
elysian	18	11	delightful [adj]
elytral	20	11	pertaining to the be...
elytron	18	11	a hardened forewing...
elytrum	21	14	a hardened forewing...
emacsen	14	14	using an editing sty...
emailed	13	12	EMAIL, to send elect...
emailer	13	11	one who sends electr...
emanant	10	12	flowing forth [adj]
emanate	10	11	to send forth [v EMA...
embaces	17	16	EMBACE, to lower, al...
embails	16	14	EMBAIL, (obsolete) t...
embaled	15	15	EMBALE, to form into...
embales	15	14	EMBALE, to form into...
emballs	17	15	EMBALL, to enclose i...
embalms	17	17	EMBALM, to preserve...
embanks	15	18	EMBANK, to enclose w...
embargo	15	15	to prohibit trade by...
embarks	16	17	EMBARK, to go on boa...
embased	14	14	EMBASE, to lower, al...
embases	14	13	EMBASE, to lower, al...
embassy	21	15	the offices of an am...
embaste	14	13	EMBACE, to lower, al...
embathe	16	15	to bathe, also IMBAT...
embayed	20	16	EMBAY, to enclose in...
embayld	22	17	EMBAIL, (obsolete) t...
emblaze	18	23	to set on fire, also...
emblema	16	17	a carved or mounted...
emblems	17	17	EMBLEM, to represent...
emblics	20	17	EMBLIC, a tree of th...
embloom	16	17	to cover with bloom...
embogue	15	16	to flow out from a r...
emboils	16	14	EMBOIL, (obsolete) t...
embolic	19	17	pertaining to an emb...
embolus	16	15	a clot or air bubble...
embosks	16	17	EMBOSK, to conceal w...
embosom	15	16	to embrace, also IMB...
embound	14	16	(Shakespeare) to enc...
embowed	17	17	EMBOW, to bend or ar...
embowel	18	17	to remove the entrai...
embower	17	16	to place in a bower;...
emboxed	20	21	EMBOX, to set in a b...
emboxes	20	20	EMBOX, to set in a b...
embrace	17	16	to hug [v EMBRACED o...
embraid	15	14	(Spenser) to braid,...
embrave	16	17	to inspire with brav...
embread	14	14	to braid, also EMBRA...
embroil	16	14	to involve in confli...
embrown	17	17	to make brown, also...
embrued	15	15	EMBRUE, to drench, a...
embrues	15	14	EMBRUE, to drench, a...
embrute	15	14	(archaic) to degrade...
embryon	20	16	(archaic) an embryo...
embryos	21	15	EMBRYO, the entity w...
embused	15	15	EMBUS, to board a bu...
embuses	15	14	EMBUS, to board a bu...
emended	11	13	EMEND, to correct, a...
emender	11	12	one who emends [n -S...
emerald	13	12	a gemstone, a green...
emerged	13	13	EMERGE, to come into...
emerges	13	12	EMERGE, to come into...
emeried	12	11	EMERY, to coat with...
emeries	12	10	EMERY, to coat with...
emerita	12	10	a retired woman who...
emeriti	13	10	EMERITUS, a retired...
emerods	12	11	EMEROD, a haemorrhoi...
emeroid	12	11	a haemorrhoid, also...
emersed	12	11	of leaves, rising ab...
emetics	16	13	EMETIC, an emetic su...
emetine	11	11	an alkaloid which ca...
emetins	12	11	EMETIN, an alkaloid...
emeutes	12	11	EMEUTE, (French) a p...
emicant	15	14	sparkling [adj]
emicate	15	13	to sparkle [v EMICAT...
emigres	14	12	EMIGRE, (French) one...
eminent	11	12	of high station or r...
emirate	12	10	the rank of an emir,...
emitted	13	11	EMIT, to send forth...
emitter	13	10	something that emits...
emmewed	16	17	EMMEW, to confine, m...
emmoved	15	18	EMMOVE, to affect em...
emmoves	15	17	EMMOVE, to affect em...
emocore	14	13	a type of music comb...
emodins	12	12	EMODIN, a compound o...
emonges	12	13	(obsolete) in the mi...
emongst	13	13	(obsolete) in the mi...
emoters	12	10	EMOTER, one who emot...
emoting	13	13	EMOTE, to show exagg...
emotion	11	11	instinctive feeling...
emotive	14	14	pertaining to emotio...
emoving	15	17	EMOVE, to affect emo...
empaire	14	13	to become worse, als...
empaled	15	15	EMPALE, to pierce wi...
empaler	15	14	one that empales, im...
empales	15	14	EMPALE, to pierce wi...
empanel	14	15	to select a jury fro...
empared	14	14	EMPARE, to become wo...
empares	14	13	EMPARE, to become wo...
emparls	16	14	EMPARL, (Spenser) to...
emparts	15	13	EMPART, (Spenser) to...
empathy	23	17	the comprehension of...
empayre	20	15	(Spenser) to impair,...
empeach	19	18	(Spenser) to accuse...
emperce	17	16	to pierce, also EMPI...
emperor	14	13	the ruler of an empi...
empight	19	17	(Spenser) to fix or...
empires	15	13	EMPIRE, a dominion o...
empiric	19	16	based on experience,...
emplace	18	17	to put in position [...
emplane	14	15	to put on an aeropla...
employe	21	16	a person employed, a...
employs	22	16	EMPLOY, to hire, use...
emplume	17	18	(archaic) to provide...
emporia	14	13	EMPORIUM, a large tr...
empower	17	16	to authorize, also I...
empress	15	13	a female ruler of an...
emprise	15	13	(archaic) an adventu...
emprize	18	22	a dangerous undertak...
emptied	15	14	EMPTY, to remove the...
emptier	15	13	one who empties [n -...
empties	15	13	EMPTY, to remove the...
emptily	23	16	EMPTY, containing no...
empting	16	16	the act of emptying...
emptins	15	14	the yeasty lees of b...
emption	14	14	the act of buying [n...
empusas	15	14	EMPUSA, a goblin in...
empuses	15	14	EMPUSE, a goblin in...
empyema	21	18	a collection of pus...
emulate	13	12	to strive to equal o...
emulged	15	15	EMULGE, (archaic) to...
emulges	15	14	EMULGE, (archaic) to...
emuling	15	15	EMULE, (Southey) to...
emulous	14	13	eager to equal or su...
emulsin	14	13	the white milky pulp...
emulsor	14	12	an emulsifying appar...
emunged	13	15	EMUNGE, (obsolete) t...
emunges	13	14	EMUNGE, (obsolete) t...
emuring	14	14	EMURE, (Shakespeare)...
enabled	13	13	ENABLE, to make poss...
enabler	13	12	one who enables [n -...
enables	13	12	ENABLE, to make poss...
enacted	13	12	ENACT, to establish...
enactor	13	11	one who enacts [n -S...
enamels	12	12	ENAMEL, to cover wit...
enamine	10	12	a type of amine [n -...
enamors	11	11	ENAMOR, to inspire w...
enamour	11	12	to inspire with love...
enarmed	11	12	ENARM, (obsolete) to...
enation	9	9	an outgrowth [n -S]
encaged	14	14	ENCAGE, to put in a...
encages	14	13	ENCAGE, to put in a...
encalms	16	15	ENCALM, (obsolete) t...
encamps	17	17	ENCAMP, to set up a...
encased	13	12	ENCASE, to put in a...
encases	13	11	ENCASE, to put in a...
encaved	15	16	ENCAVE, to secrete,...
encaves	15	15	ENCAVE, to secrete,...
enchafe	17	16	(obsolete) to make w...
enchain	15	14	to bind with chains...
enchant	15	14	to delight [v -ED, -...
encharm	17	16	(obsolete) to cast a...
enchase	15	13	to place in an ornam...
encheer	15	13	(archaic) to cheer o...
encinal	14	13	relating to an encin...
encinas	13	12	ENCINA, an evergreen...
enclasp	17	15	to embrace, also INC...
enclave	16	16	a distinct territori...
enclose	14	12	to surround, also IN...
encloud	15	14	to cover with clouds...
encoded	13	13	ENCODE, to put into...
encoder	13	12	one who encodes [n -...
encodes	13	12	ENCODE, to put into...
encomia	14	14	ENCOMIUM, an address...
encored	13	12	ENCORE, to call for...
encores	13	11	ENCORE, to call for...
encraty	20	13	self-control [n ENCR...
encrust	15	12	to cover with a crus...
encrypt	23	16	to put a message int...
encysts	21	13	ENCYST, to become en...
endarch	16	14	having the protoxyle...
endarts	11	9	ENDART, to dart in,...
endcaps	16	15	ENDCAP, a display of...
endears	10	9	ENDEAR, to make belo...
endemic	15	15	confined to one part...
enderon	9	10	the sensitive layer...
endewed	13	13	ENDEW, (Spenser) to...
endgame	12	14	the last stage of a...
endgate	11	11	(US) a tailboard [n...
endings	12	12	ENDING, termination...
endiron	10	10	a metal support for...
endited	11	10	ENDITE, to charge fo...
endites	11	9	ENDITE, to charge fo...
endives	13	13	ENDIVE, a salad plan...
endlang	12	13	(Scots) endlong, len...
endleaf	13	13	an endpaper [n ENDLE...
endless	12	10	eternal [adj ENDLESS...
endlong	12	13	lengthwise, also END...
endmost	12	12	farthest [adj]
endnote	9	10	a note placed at the...
endogen	10	12	a plant which grows...
endopod	12	13	a branch of a crusta...
endorse	10	9	to declare one's app...
endowed	13	13	ENDOW, to bequeath,...
endower	13	12	one who endows [n -S...
endozoa	12	18	ENDOZOON, an interna...
endplay	20	15	to force (an opponen...
endrins	11	10	ENDRIN, an insectici...
endship	16	14	(obsolete) a village...
enduing	12	13	ENDUE, to put on, as...
endured	11	11	ENDURE, to last [v]
endurer	11	10	(obsolete) one who e...
endures	11	10	ENDURE, to last [v]
enduros	11	10	ENDURO, a long dista...
endways	20	14	on end, lengthwise,...
endwise	14	12	lengthwise [adj]
endyses	17	11	ENDYSIS, the act or...
endysis	18	11	the act or process o...
endzone	12	19	in American football...
enemata	10	11	ENEMA, fluid injecte...
enemies	11	11	ENEMY, one that is a...
energic	15	13	showing energy [adj]
energid	12	11	the nucleus and acti...
enerved	12	13	ENERVE, (obsolete) t...
enerves	12	12	ENERVE, (obsolete) t...
enewing	14	14	ENEW, in falconry, t...
enfaced	15	15	ENFACE, to stamp or...
enfaces	15	14	ENFACE, to stamp or...
enfants	12	12	ENFANT, (French) a c...
enfelon	12	13	(Spenser) to make fi...
enfeoff	16	17	to invest with a feu...
enfever	14	15	to excite fever in [...
enfiled	14	13	in heraldry, thrust...
enfired	13	12	ENFIRE, (Spenser) to...
enfires	13	11	ENFIRE, (Spenser) to...
enfixed	19	19	ENFIX, (archaic) to...
enfixes	19	18	ENFIX, (archaic) to...
enflame	14	15	(obsolete) to inflam...
enflesh	16	14	to turn into flesh [...
enfolds	14	13	ENFOLD, to envelop [...
enforce	15	14	to compel, also INFO...
enforms	14	14	ENFORM, (Spenser) to...
enframe	13	14	to put in a frame [v...
enfreed	12	12	ENFREE, to set free...
enfrees	12	11	ENFREE, to set free...
enfroze	15	20	ENFREEZE, to freeze;...
engaged	12	13	ENGAGE, to employ [v...
engagee	11	12	of a female writer o...
engager	12	12	one who engages [n -...
engages	12	12	ENGAGE, to employ [v...
engaols	12	11	ENGAOL, (Shakespeare...
engilds	14	12	ENGILD, (Shakespeare...
engined	11	12	ENGINE, to equip wit...
enginer	11	11	(Shakespeare) an eng...
engines	11	11	ENGINE, to equip wit...
engirds	13	11	ENGIRD, to gird; to...
english	16	13	to cause a billiard...
englobe	14	14	to form into a globe...
engloom	13	14	to make gloomy [v -E...
engluts	14	12	ENGLUT, to glut, to...
engobes	13	13	ENGOBE, (French) a s...
engored	11	11	ENGORE, to gore; to...
engores	11	10	ENGORE, to gore; to...
engorge	12	12	to fill with blood [...
engrace	14	13	to introduce into th...
engraff	16	16	(obsolete) to graft...
engraft	14	13	to graft onto, also...
engrail	13	11	to border with curve...
engrain	11	11	to fix deeply [v -ED...
engrams	13	13	ENGRAM, a deep-seate...
engrasp	14	13	(Spenser) to grasp [...
engrave	13	14	to carve a design up...
engross	12	10	to completely absorb...
enguard	12	12	(Shakespeare) to gua...
engulfs	16	15	ENGULF, to swallow u...
engulph	18	17	to swallow up comple...
enhalos	13	11	ENHALO, to surround...
enhance	14	14	to raise in value or...
enigmas	13	13	ENIGMA, something th...
enisled	12	10	ENISLE, to put onto...
enisles	12	9	ENISLE, to put onto...
enjambs	16	23	ENJAMB, in poetry, t...
enjoins	12	18	ENJOIN, to order or...
enjoyed	18	20	ENJOY, to take pleas...
enjoyer	18	19	one who enjoys [n -S...
enlaced	14	13	ENLACE, to entwine o...
enlaces	14	12	ENLACE, to entwine o...
enlards	12	10	ENLARD, (Shakespeare...
enlarge	12	11	to make larger, also...
enlight	16	13	to shed light on [v...
enlinks	13	14	ENLINK, to connect c...
enlists	13	9	ENLIST, to engage fo...
enliven	13	14	to make lively [v -E...
enlocks	16	16	ENLOCK, to lock up,...
enmewed	14	15	ENMEW, to confine, a...
enmoved	13	16	ENMOVE, to affect em...
enmoves	13	15	ENMOVE, to affect em...
ennages	10	11	ENNAGE, a measuremen...
enneads	9	10	ENNEAD, a group of n...
ennoble	12	13	to make noble [v ENN...
ennuied	10	11	ENNUI, to bore, anno...
ennuyed	16	13	ENNUI, to bore, anno...
ennuyee	15	12	(French) affected wi...
enolase	10	9	a muscle enzyme [n -...
enology	18	13	the study of wines,...
enomoty	17	13	a band of sworn sold...
enoughs	14	13	ENOUGH, sufficient [...
enounce	12	13	to enunciate; to pro...
enplane	12	13	to put on an aeropla...
enprint	13	12	a size of photograph...
enqueue	18	19	to add (a data-proce...
enquire	19	18	to ask, also INQUERE...
enquiry	26	20	a question, also INQ...
enraced	13	12	ENRACE, (Spenser) to...
enraces	13	11	ENRACE, (Spenser) to...
enraged	11	11	ENRAGE, to make very...
enrages	11	10	ENRAGE, to make very...
enrange	10	11	to arrange, also ENR...
enranks	11	13	ENRANK, (Shakespeare...
enrheum	14	14	(obsolete) to contra...
enrings	12	11	ENRING, to encircle...
enriven	12	13	(Spenser) torn [adj]
enrobed	12	12	ENROBE, to put on a...
enrober	12	11	one who enrobes [n -...
enrobes	12	11	ENROBE, to put on a...
enrolls	13	10	ENROLL, to insert on...
enroots	10	8	ENROOT, to implant f...
enrough	14	13	(archaic) to make ro...
enround	10	11	(Shakespeare) to mak...
enseals	11	9	ENSEAL, to put a sea...
enseams	11	11	ENSEAM, to make a ma...
ensears	10	8	ENSEAR, (Shakespeare...
enserfs	13	11	ENSERF, to make a se...
ensewed	13	12	ENSEW, (Spenser) to...
enshell	15	12	to enclose in a shel...
ensigns	12	11	ENSIGN, to mark with...
ensiled	12	10	ENSILE, to store in...
ensiles	12	9	ENSILE, to store in...
enskied	12	13	ENSKY, to raise in t...
enskies	12	12	ENSKY, to raise in t...
enskyed	18	15	ENSKY, to raise in t...
enslave	13	13	to make a slave of [...
ensnare	9	9	to trap, also INSNAR...
ensnarl	11	10	to snarl up, entangl...
ensouls	12	10	ENSOUL, to infuse wi...
enstamp	14	14	to mark as with a st...
ensteep	12	11	(Shakespeare) to ste...
enstyle	18	11	(archaic) to style;...
ensuing	12	12	ENSUE, to follow, al...
ensuite	11	9	(French) a room, as...
ensured	11	10	ENSURE, to make sure...
ensurer	11	9	one who ensures, als...
ensures	11	9	ENSURE, to make sure...
ensweep	15	14	to sweep over [v ENS...
enswept	16	14	ENSWEEP, to sweep ov...
entails	12	9	ENTAIL, to settle an...
entamed	11	12	ENTAME, (Shakespeare...
entames	11	11	ENTAME, (Shakespeare...
entases	10	8	ENTASIS, a swelling...
entasia	10	8	a spasmodic contract...
entasis	11	8	a swelling on vertic...
entayle	17	11	(obsolete) to carve...
entente	9	9	(French) a friendly...
enteral	11	9	pertaining to the en...
entered	10	9	ENTER, to go or come...
enterer	10	8	someone who enters [...
enteric	14	11	typhoid fever [n -S]
enteron	9	9	a body cavity in coe...
entetee	9	8	(French) obstinate (...
enthral	14	11	to reduce to the con...
enthuse	13	11	to show enthusiasm [...
enticed	14	12	ENTICE, to lead astr...
enticer	14	11	one who entices [n -...
entices	14	11	ENTICE, to lead astr...
entires	11	8	ENTIRE, the whole of...
entitle	12	9	to give a right to,...
entoils	12	9	ENTOIL, to entangle...
entombs	14	14	ENTOMB, to place in...
entomic	15	14	of or pertaining to...
entopic	16	14	in the normal positi...
entotic	14	11	pertaining to the ea...
entozoa	12	17	ENTOZOAN, an interna...
entrail	12	9	(Spenser) to interla...
entrain	10	9	to board a train [v...
entrall	13	10	(Spenser) an entrail...
entrant	10	9	someone who enters,...
entraps	13	11	ENTRAP, to trap [v]
entreat	10	8	to ask for earnestly...
entrees	10	8	ENTREE, freedom of a...
entries	11	8	ENTRY, a place of en...
entrism	13	11	political branch-sta...
entrist	12	8	one who indulges in...
entrold	12	10	(Spenser) a past par...
entropy	19	13	a thermodynamic meas...
entrust	12	9	to give over for saf...
entwine	13	12	to weave together, a...
entwist	15	11	to twist together, a...
enuring	12	12	ENURE, to accustom o...
enurned	10	11	ENURN, to put into a...
envault	14	14	to enclose in a vaul...
envelop	15	16	to cover completely...
envenom	12	16	to put venom into, p...
enviers	13	12	ENVIER, one who envi...
envious	13	13	resentful and desiro...
environ	12	13	to envelop, enclose...
enviros	13	12	ENVIRO, (colloquial)...
envying	20	17	in a state of envy [...
enwalls	16	13	ENWALL, to enclose w...
enwheel	16	14	(Shakespeare) to enc...
enwinds	14	13	ENWIND, to enwrap, a...
enwombs	17	17	ENWOMB, to enclose a...
enwound	13	14	ENWIND, to enwrap, a...
enwraps	16	14	ENWRAP, to cover by...
enzians	13	18	ENZIAN, (German) a t...
enzoned	12	19	ENZONE, to engirdle...
enzones	12	18	ENZONE, to engirdle...
enzymes	21	22	ENZYME, a complex pr...
enzymic	25	25	of or like an enzyme...
eobiont	12	11	a type of basic orga...
eoliths	15	10	EOLITH, a very early...
eonisms	12	11	EONISM, transvestism...
eosines	10	8	EOSINE, a red dye, a...
eosinic	14	11	of or like eosin, a...
epacrid	17	14	an Australian plant...
epacris	17	13	an Australian plant...
epagoge	14	14	argument by logical...
eparchs	19	15	EPARCH, the ruler of...
eparchy	25	17	an administrative su...
epatant	12	11	(French) wonderful,...
epaters	13	10	EPATER, (French) to...
epaules	14	12	EPAULE, (French) the...
epaulet	14	12	(French) a shoulder...
epaxial	20	18	in zoology, above th...
epazote	15	19	a herb of the goosef...
epeeist	13	10	one who fences with...
epeiras	13	10	EPEIRA, a genus of s...
epeiric	17	13	of sea, within the c...
epeirid	14	11	a member of the fami...
eperdue	13	12	(French) desperately...
epergne	13	13	(French) a branched...
ephebes	17	15	EPHEBE, a young man...
ephebic	21	18	relating to a ephebe...
epheboi	17	15	EPHEBOS, a young man...
ephebos	17	15	a young man of ancie...
ephebus	18	16	a young man of ancie...
ephedra	15	13	(Greek) a plant of t...
ephelis	17	13	a freckle or mole [n...
ephoral	16	13	pertaining to an eph...
epiblem	18	17	the outer cell layer...
epiboly	23	16	the process by which...
epicarp	19	16	the outermost layer...
epicede	16	14	a funeral ode, also...
epicene	15	14	one having character...
epicier	17	13	(French) a grocer [n...
epicism	19	16	epic quality [n -S]
epicist	18	13	one who tells an epi...
epicure	17	14	one with refined tas...
epiderm	15	14	the outermost layer...
epidote	13	11	a mineral, a silicat...
epigeal	15	13	growing close to the...
epigean	13	13	growing close to the...
epigeic	18	15	growing close to the...
epigene	13	13	taking place near th...
epigone	13	13	an inferior imitator...
epigoni	14	13	EPIGONUS, an inferio...
epigons	14	13	EPIGON, an inferior...
epigram	16	15	a short, witty poem;...
epigyny	27	17	the state of having...
epilate	14	11	to remove hair from,...
epilogs	16	13	EPILOG, a conclusion...
epimere	14	13	in an embryo, the pa...
epimers	15	13	EPIMER, a type of su...
epinaoi	12	11	EPINAOS, a rear vest...
epinaos	12	11	a rear vestibule [n...
episcia	17	13	a tropical American...
episode	13	11	a series of events f...
episome	14	13	a genetically active...
epistle	15	11	to preface [v EPISTL...
epitaph	18	15	to compose an inscri...
epitaxy	26	19	the growth of a thin...
epithem	17	15	a group of leaf cell...
epithet	16	12	an adjective or adje...
epitome	14	13	a typical example [n...
epitope	15	13	a part of an antigen...
epizoan	15	20	an animal that lives...
epizoic	20	22	living on the body o...
epizoon	15	20	an animal that lives...
epochal	19	16	belonging to an epoc...
epochas	18	15	EPOCHA, an important...
eponyms	20	16	EPONYM, a personal n...
eponymy	26	18	the derivation of an...
epopees	14	13	EPOPEE, an epic poem...
epoxide	19	18	an epoxy compound [n...
epoxied	19	18	EPOXY, to glue with...
epoxies	19	17	EPOXY, to glue with...
epoxyed	25	20	EPOXY, to glue with...
epsilon	14	12	(Greek) a letter of...
epuisee	13	11	(French) exhausted (...
epulary	21	14	concerning feasting...
epurate	13	11	to purify [v EPURATE...
epyllia	22	14	EPYLLION, a shorter...
equable	22	21	smooth; without wide...
equably	29	23	EQUABLE, smooth; wit...
equaled	20	19	EQUAL, to make equal...
equally	28	21	in an equal way, als...
equants	19	18	EQUANT, a geometric...
equated	19	18	EQUATE, to be regard...
equates	19	17	EQUATE, to be regard...
equator	19	17	an imaginary circle...
equerry	26	19	an official who atte...
equinal	20	19	pertaining to horses...
equines	19	18	EQUINE, a member of...
equinia	19	18	glanders, a contagio...
equinox	25	25	the time when the su...
equipes	22	20	EQUIPE, (French) in...
equites	20	17	EQUES, (Latin) a mem...
erasers	11	7	ERASER, one that era...
erasing	12	10	ERASE, to efface or...
erasion	10	8	the act of rubbing o...
erasure	11	8	the act of erasing [...
erathem	14	12	the stratigraphical...
erbiums	16	14	ERBIUM, a metallic e...
erected	14	11	ERECT, to build or r...
erecter	14	10	one that erects, als...
erectly	22	13	ERECT, upright [adv]
erector	14	10	one that erects, als...
erelong	12	11	before long; soon [a...
eremite	12	10	a hermit, esp. a rel...
eremuri	13	11	EREMURUS, a flower,...
erepsin	13	11	an enzyme of the sma...
erethic	17	12	showing erethism, ab...
ergates	12	9	ERGATE, a worker ant...
ergodic	16	13	of or relating to th...
ergotic	16	12	pertaining to, or de...
eriachs	17	12	ERIACH, a murderer's...
ericoid	15	11	with heatherlike lea...
eringos	12	10	ERINGO, a plant of t...
erinite	11	8	a basic arsenate of...
eristic	16	10	pertaining to disput...
erlangs	13	11	ERLANG, a unit of tr...
erlking	15	15	(German) a spirit th...
ermelin	13	12	(archaic) ermine [n...
ermined	12	12	trimmed with ermine...
ermines	12	11	ERMINE, the stoat; a...
erodent	10	9	a caustic chemical [...
eroding	12	11	ERODE, to wear away...
erodium	13	12	a plant of the geran...
erosely	18	10	EROSE, irregularly n...
erosion	10	8	the act of eroding [...
erosive	13	11	causing erosion [adj...
erotema	11	10	a rhetorical questio...
eroteme	11	10	a rhetorical questio...
erotica	14	10	(Latin) erotic books...
erotics	15	10	EROTIC, a person who...
erotise	11	7	to give a sexual mea...
erotism	13	10	sexual excitement [n...
erotize	14	16	to give a sexual mea...
errable	14	11	capable of erring [a...
errancy	20	13	an instance of errin...
errands	11	9	ERRAND, a message or...
errants	11	8	ERRANT, a knight err...
erratas	11	7	ERRATA, a list of pr...
erratic	15	10	wandering, also ERRA...
erratum	13	11	an error in writing...
errhine	13	10	an obsolete medicine...
errings	13	10	ERRING, the act of e...
eructed	15	12	ERUCT, to belch out,...
erudite	12	9	learned [adj ERUDITE...
erupted	14	12	ERUPT, to break out...
eryngos	18	12	ERYNGO, a plant of t...
escalop	17	14	to bake in a scallop...
escaped	16	14	ESCAPE, to free ones...
escapee	15	13	a person who has esc...
escaper	16	13	one that escapes [n...
escapes	16	13	ESCAPE, to free ones...
escarps	17	13	ESCARP, to cause to...
eschars	17	12	ESCHAR, a slough of...
escheat	16	12	the reversion of pro...
eschews	20	15	ESCHEW, to avoid [v]
escolar	15	11	an Atlantic fish of...
escorts	15	10	ESCORT, to accompany...
escoted	14	11	ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
escribe	17	13	to construct a circl...
escrocs	18	13	ESCROC, (French) a s...
escroll	17	12	a heraldic scroll, a...
escrols	16	11	ESCROL, a heraldic s...
escrows	18	13	ESCROW, to place a d...
escuage	15	13	a tax exacted by a f...
escudos	15	12	ESCUDO, a monetary u...
eserine	10	8	an alkaloid found in...
esloins	12	9	ESLOIN, to remove to...
esloyne	17	11	to remove to a dista...
esotery	17	9	secret doctrine [n E...
espadas	13	11	ESPADA, (Spanish) a...
espanol	13	12	(Spanish) a native o...
esparto	13	10	a tough, wiry grass,...
espials	15	11	ESPIAL, a scout or s...
espiers	14	10	ESPIER, someone who...
espoirs	14	10	ESPOIR, (French) a c...
espouse	13	11	to make a mutual pro...
esprits	15	10	ESPRIT, (French) spi...
espying	21	15	ESPY, to catch sight...
esquire	20	17	a squire or shield-b...
essayed	17	10	ESSAY, to attempt [v...
essayer	17	9	one who essays [n -S...
essence	13	11	a fundamental nature...
essives	14	11	ESSIVE, a grammatica...
essoins	11	8	ESSOIN [n]
essoyne	16	10	an excuse for not ap...
estated	11	8	ESTATE, to bestow la...
estates	11	7	ESTATE, to bestow la...
esteems	12	10	ESTEEM, to have a hi...
esthete	13	9	a person who loves b...
estival	15	12	of or relating to su...
estoile	12	8	(French) in heraldry...
estover	13	11	a common right to co...
estrade	11	8	a low platform [n -S...
estrays	18	9	ESTRAY, to stray [v]
estreat	11	7	to extract from the...
estrepe	13	10	to create waste as a...
estrich	18	12	(obsolete) an ostric...
estrins	12	8	ESTRIN, an estrogen,...
estriol	13	8	an estrogen, also OE...
estrone	10	8	an estrogen, also ES...
estrous	12	8	pertaining to estrus...
estrual	13	9	pertaining to estrus...
estrums	14	11	ESTRUM, the period o...
estuary	18	10	the tidal mouth of a...
etacism	16	13	the pronunciation of...
etaerio	10	7	an aggregated fruit...
etagere	11	9	(French) a display s...
etalage	12	10	(French) a display,...
etalons	11	9	ETALON, a device use...
etamine	11	11	(French) a loosely w...
etamins	12	11	ETAMIN, a loosely wo...
etatism	13	10	extreme state contro...
etatist	12	7	relating to etatism,...
etchant	16	13	an acid used in etch...
etchers	17	12	ETCHER, one who etch...
etching	18	15	an etched design [n...
eternal	11	9	everlasting, also ET...
etesian	10	8	a NW wind that recur...
ethanal	13	11	another name for ace...
ethanes	12	10	ETHANE, a gaseous hy...
ethanol	13	11	ethyl alcohol [n -S]
ethenes	12	10	ETHENE, a flammable...
etheric	17	12	like a spirit, also...
ethical	18	13	a drug sold by presc...
ethinyl	21	13	a univalent chemical...
ethions	13	10	ETHION, a pesticide...
ethiops	16	12	an old name for vari...
ethmoid	15	13	a square bone at the...
ethnics	17	13	ETHNIC, a member of...
ethoses	13	9	ETHOS, the fundament...
ethoxyl	27	19	a univalent chemical...
ethylic	25	15	pertaining to, deriv...
ethynes	19	12	ETHYNE, a colourless...
ethynyl	27	15	a univalent chemical...
etiolin	12	9	a yellow pigment in...
etoiles	12	8	ETOILE, (French) in...
etourdi	12	9	(French) foolish, th...
etrenne	9	9	(French) a New Year'...
etriers	12	7	ETRIER, (French) a s...
ettling	14	11	ETTLE, (Scots) to in...
etymons	18	13	ETYMON, the true ori...
eucaine	13	12	an anaesthetic safer...
eucains	14	12	EUCAIN, an anaesthet...
euchred	17	14	EUCHRE, to prevent f...
euchres	17	13	EUCHRE, to prevent f...
euclase	15	12	a mineral, hydrated...
eucrite	15	11	a gabbroitic rock co...
eudemon	11	13	(Greek) a benevolent...
eugarie	12	10	(Native Australian)...
eugenia	11	11	a genus of myrtaceou...
eugenic	15	14	relating to genetic...
eugenol	12	12	an aromatic liquid [...
euglena	12	12	a photosynthesizing,...
eulogia	13	11	(Latin) a blessing;...
eumongs	13	14	EUMONG, an Australia...
eumungs	14	15	EUMUNG, an Australia...
eunuchs	17	15	EUNUCH, a castrated...
euouaes	10	9	EUOUAE, a name for a...
eupepsy	22	16	a good digestion, al...
euphons	15	14	EUPHON, a type of gl...
euphony	21	16	an agreeable sound,...
euphory	22	15	elation, also EUPHOR...
euphroe	15	13	a wooden block used...
euploid	15	13	having a chromosome...
eupneas	12	12	EUPNEA, normal breat...
eupneic	16	15	relating to eupnea,...
eupnoea	11	12	normal breathing, al...
eurekas	12	12	EUREKA, a brilliant...
euripus	15	12	a sea channel with s...
europop	15	14	a form of simple yet...
euryoky	25	16	organisms living und...
eustacy	21	13	a worldwide change i...
eustasy	18	10	a worldwide change i...
eustele	12	9	when a plant's vascu...
eustyle	19	11	a colonnade with clo...
eutaxia	17	15	the property of bein...
eutexia	17	15	the property of bein...
eutropy	20	13	variation of crystal...
evacuee	15	15	one who is evacuated...
evaders	13	12	EVADER, one that eva...
evading	14	15	EVADE, to escape or...
evangel	14	15	good news; announcem...
evanish	15	14	to vanish [v -ED, -I...
evasion	12	12	the act of evading [...
evasive	15	15	tending to evade [ad...
evejars	15	20	EVEJAR, (dialect) th...
eveners	12	12	EVENER, something or...
evenest	12	12	EVEN, smooth and lev...
evening	13	15	the latter part of d...
evented	12	13	EVENT, to take part...
eventer	12	12	a horse which is tra...
evernet	12	12	a hypothetical form...
everted	13	12	EVERT, to turn insid...
evertor	13	11	a muscle that turns...
evicted	17	15	EVICT, to dispossess...
evictee	16	14	one who is evicted [...
evictor	17	14	one who evicts [n -S...
evident	13	13	clear [adj EVIDENTLY...
evilest	15	12	EVIL, morally bad [a...
eviller	16	13	EVIL, morally bad [a...
evinced	16	16	EVINCE, to show clea...
evinces	16	15	EVINCE, to show clea...
evirate	13	11	to castrate; to make...
evitate	13	11	to avoid, also EVITE...
eviting	15	14	EVITE, to avoid, als...
evocate	15	14	to evoke [v EVOCATED...
evokers	14	15	EVOKER, one who evok...
evoking	15	18	EVOKE, to call forth...
evolues	14	13	EVOLUE, a primitive...
evolute	14	13	to develop by evolut...
evolved	16	17	EVOLVE, to develop [...
evolver	16	16	one who evolves [n -...
evolves	16	16	EVOLVE, to develop [...
evovaes	14	15	EVOVAE, a name for a...
evulsed	15	14	EVULSE, to pluck out...
evulses	15	13	EVULSE, to pluck out...
evzones	15	21	EVZONE, (Modern Gree...
exabyte	25	19	a very large unit of...
exactas	20	17	EXACTA, a type of ho...
exacted	20	18	EXACT, to demand [v]
exacter	20	17	one that exacts, als...
exactly	28	20	EXACT, precise [adv]
exactor	20	17	one that exacts, als...
exacums	22	21	EXACUM, any plant of...
exalted	18	16	EXALT, to place in a...
exalter	18	15	one who exalts or ra...
examens	17	18	EXAMEN, a critical s...
examine	17	18	to inspect [v EXAMIN...
example	21	21	to illustrate, show...
exapted	19	18	utilized for a funct...
exarate	16	14	of a pupa, having th...
exarchs	23	19	EXARCH, a Byzantine...
exarchy	29	21	the domain of an exa...
excambs	24	23	EXCAMB, (Scots) in S...
exceeds	20	18	EXCEED, to go beyond...
excepts	23	20	EXCEPT, to exclude,...
excerpt	23	20	to pick out a passag...
excheat	22	19	(Spenser) property t...
excided	21	19	EXCIDE, (archaic) to...
excides	21	18	EXCIDE, (archaic) to...
excimer	22	20	a dimer above the gr...
exciple	24	21	a rim around the hym...
excised	21	18	EXCISE, to cut off o...
excises	21	17	EXCISE, to cut off o...
excited	21	18	EXCITE, to arouse th...
exciter	21	17	one that excites, al...
excites	21	17	EXCITE, to arouse th...
exciton	20	18	a combination of exc...
excitor	21	17	one that excites, al...
exclaim	23	21	to cry out in surpri...
exclave	23	22	a portion of a count...
exclude	22	20	to shut out [v EXCLU...
excreta	20	17	waste discharged fro...
excrete	20	17	to discharge or ejec...
excudit	22	19	(Latin) used in art...
excurse	21	18	(archaic) to digress...
excusal	22	19	an acceptance of an...
excused	21	19	EXCUSE, to free from...
excuser	21	18	one who excuses [n -...
excuses	21	18	EXCUSE, to free from...
execute	20	18	to perform or carry...
exedrae	16	15	EXEDRA, a curved ben...
exedras	17	15	EXEDRA, a curved ben...
exeemed	17	18	EXEEM, to release or...
exegete	17	16	one versed in the sc...
exeming	19	20	EXEME, to release or...
exempla	21	21	EXEMPLUM, (Latin) a...
exemple	21	21	(French) an example...
exempts	21	20	EXEMPT, to free from...
exergue	18	17	(French) a space on...
exerted	17	15	EXERT, to make an ef...
exhaled	20	18	EXHALE, to breathe o...
exhales	20	17	EXHALE, to breathe o...
exhaust	20	17	to use the whole str...
exhedra	19	17	(Latin) a semicircul...
exhibit	23	19	to display publicly...
exhorts	20	16	EXHORT, to admonish...
exhumed	21	21	EXHUME, to dig out f...
exhumer	21	20	someone who exhumes...
exhumes	21	20	EXHUME, to dig out f...
exigent	18	17	exacting; urgent [ad...
exilers	19	15	EXILER, one who exil...
exilian	18	16	pertaining to exile...
exiling	20	18	EXILE, to banish fro...
exility	26	17	(obsolete) slenderne...
existed	18	15	EXIST, to have actua...
exiting	19	17	EXIT, to go out [v]
exocarp	22	20	the outer portion of...
exoderm	18	18	the external layer o...
exodist	18	15	a person who goes ou...
exogamy	25	21	marriage outside a p...
exogens	17	17	EXOGEN, a plant whic...
exomion	17	18	a Roman sleeveless g...
exonyms	24	20	EXONYM, a name for a...
exopods	19	18	EXOPOD, the outer br...
exordia	17	15	EXORDIUM, a beginnin...
exosmic	22	20	relating to exosmose...
exotica	20	17	things excitingly di...
exotics	21	17	EXOTIC, something fr...
exotism	19	17	something exotic [n...
expands	19	19	EXPAND, to increase...
expanse	18	18	a wide area or exten...
expects	23	20	EXPECT, to anticipat...
expends	19	19	EXPEND, to consume i...
expense	18	18	to charge with costs...
experts	20	17	EXPERT, (Spenser) to...
expiate	19	17	to make complete ato...
expired	20	18	EXPIRE, to come to a...
expirer	20	17	one who expires [n -...
expires	20	17	EXPIRE, to come to a...
explain	20	19	to make clear and un...
explant	20	19	to transfer living t...
explode	20	19	to blow up [v EXPLOD...
exploit	21	18	to take advantage of...
explore	20	18	to examine thoroughl...
exports	20	17	EXPORT, to send good...
exposal	20	18	exposure [n -S]
exposed	19	18	EXPOSE, to lay open...
exposer	19	17	one who exposes [n -...
exposes	19	17	EXPOSE, to lay open...
exposit	20	17	to expound [v -ED, -...
expound	19	20	to explain in detail...
express	20	17	explicit, clearly st...
expugns	21	21	EXPUGN, to take by s...
expulse	21	19	(obsolete) to expel...
expunct	23	22	(archaic) to expunge...
expunge	20	21	to delete [v EXPUNGE...
expurge	21	20	to purge away [v EXP...
exscind	21	19	to cut out [v -ED, -...
exsects	21	17	EXSECT, to cut out [...
exserts	18	14	EXSERT, to protrude...
extatic	21	17	ecstatic [adj]
extends	17	16	EXTEND, to stretch o...
extense	16	15	(obsolete) an extent...
extents	17	15	EXTENT, the range ov...
externe	16	15	an officer in attend...
externs	17	15	EXTERN, an officer i...
extinct	21	18	to extinguish [v -ED...
extines	17	15	EXTINE, the outer la...
extirps	21	17	EXTIRP, to root out...
extolls	20	16	EXTOLL, to praise hi...
extorts	18	14	EXTORT, to obtain so...
extract	21	17	to draw out by force...
extrait	18	14	(French) an extract...
extreat	17	14	(Spenser) to extract...
extrema	18	17	EXTREMUM, (Latin) a...
extreme	18	17	the highest degree [...
extropy	26	19	the prediction that...
extrude	18	16	to force or urge out...
exudate	17	16	an exuded substance...
exuding	19	19	EXUDE, to ooze forth...
exulled	20	18	EXUL, (Spenser) to e...
exulted	19	17	EXULT, to rejoice gr...
exurban	19	19	relating to an exurb...
exurbia	20	18	exurbs collectively...
exuviae	19	19	cast-off skins, shel...
exuvial	21	20	of or pertaining to...
exuvium	22	23	the moulted covering...
eyalets	18	10	EYALET, (Turkish) a...
eyasses	17	9	EYASS, an untrained...
eyeable	19	13	able to be eyed [adj...
eyeball	21	14	to look closely at [...
eyebank	19	17	a bank of corneas fo...
eyebars	19	12	EYEBAR, a metal bar...
eyebath	21	14	a small vessel for w...
eyebeam	19	15	a glance [n -S]
eyebolt	20	13	a bolt with a looped...
eyebrow	22	15	the hairy arch above...
eyecups	23	16	EYECUP, a cup used f...
eyefold	20	14	a fold of skin of th...
eyefuls	21	14	EYEFUL, a complete v...
eyehole	19	12	a circular opening t...
eyehook	19	15	a hook or ring on th...
eyelash	20	12	a hair growing on th...
eyeless	18	10	without eyes [adj]
eyelets	18	10	EYELET, to make a sm...
eyeliad	18	11	an amorous glance, a...
eyelids	19	11	EYELID, a fold of sk...
eyelift	21	13	cosmetic surgery for...
eyelike	19	14	like an eye [adj]
eyeshot	19	11	the range of the eye...
eyesome	17	12	pleasant to look at...
eyesore	16	9	something unpleasant...
eyespot	19	12	a spot like an eye;...
eyewash	22	14	an eye lotion [n -ES...
eyewear	19	12	corrective eye lense...
eyewink	21	17	(Shakespeare) a wink...
eyliads	19	11	EYLIAD, an amorous g...

7 letter words that start with E

7 letter words that start with E

7 letter E word

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