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eadishes
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EADISH, pasturage, a...
eagerest
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EAGER, full of keen...
eanlings
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EANLING, (Shakespear...
earaches
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EARACHE, a pain in t...
earballs
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13
EARBALL, a small bal...
eardrops
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EARDROP, a pendant f...
eardrums
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13
EARDRUM, the tympani...
earflaps
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EARFLAP, a part of a...
earholes
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EARHOLE, the externa...
earldoms
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EARLDOM, the rank of...
earliest
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9
EARLY, before the du...
earlobes
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EARLOBE, the soft lo...
earlocks
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EARLOCK, a curl of h...
earlship
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the rank of earl [n...
earmarks
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15
EARMARK, to set asid...
earmuffs
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EARMUFF, one of a pa...
earnests
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9
EARNEST, a pledge of...
earnings
13
12
EARNING, what is ear...
earphone
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a headphone [n -S]
earpicks
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18
EARPICK, an instrume...
earpiece
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14
an earphone [n -S]
earplugs
18
15
EARPLUG, a plug for...
earrings
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11
EARRING, a ring worn...
earshots
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10
EARSHOT, a range fro...
earstone
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9
an otolith, a calciu...
earthier
15
10
EARTHY, consisting o...
earthily
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EARTHY, consisting o...
earthing
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13
EARTH, to cover with...
earthman
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a male inhabitant of...
earthmen
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EARTHMAN, a male inh...
earthnut
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12
a pignut, also EARTH...
earthpea
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13
the peanut, also EAR...
earthset
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10
the setting of the e...
earthwax
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a natural wax used f...
earwaxes
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18
EARWAX, a waxy secre...
earwiggy
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resembling an earwig...
earworms
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14
EARWORM, the larva o...
easeless
13
9
without ease [adj]
easement
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12
the right to use som...
easiness
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9
the state of being e...
easterly
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11
a wind from the east...
eastings
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EASTING, a movement...
eastland
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11
the land in the east...
eastling
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eastward, also EASTL...
eastlins
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(Scots) eastward, al...
eastmost
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11
at the furthest poin...
eastward
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12
towards the east, al...
eatables
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EATABLE, anything us...
eateries
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8
EATERIE, a restauran...
ebauches
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17
EBAUCHE, (French) a...
ebayings
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EBAYING, selling on...
ebenezer
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(Hebrew) a chapel or...
ebeniste
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(French) a cabinetma...
ebionise
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to follow the sect o...
ebionism
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an early Christian s...
ebionize
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to follow the sect o...
ebonised
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EBONISE, to stain bl...
ebonises
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EBONISE, to stain bl...
ebonists
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12
EBONIST, an ebony wo...
ebonites
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12
EBONITE, a kind of b...
ebonized
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EBONIZE, to stain bl...
ebonizes
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EBONIZE, to stain bl...
ebriated
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intoxicated, also EB...
eburnean
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of or like ivory, al...
ecaudate
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tailless, also ACAUD...
ecbolics
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ECBOLIC, a drug used...
ecclesia
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15
(Latin) the public l...
eccrises
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14
ECCRISIS, expulsion...
eccrisis
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expulsion of waste [...
eccritic
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a remedy which promo...
ecdysial
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relating to ecdysis,...
ecdysone
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an insect hormone, a...
ecdysons
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15
ECDYSON, an insect h...
ecesises
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ECESIS, the establis...
echappes
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ECHAPPE, (French) a...
echelles
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ECHELLE, (French) an...
echelons
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ECHELON, to arrange...
echidnae
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ECHIDNA, the spiny a...
echidnas
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ECHIDNA, the spiny a...
echinate
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prickly like a hedge...
echinoid
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a sea urchin, also E...
echiuran
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one of the Echiura,...
echogram
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a record produced by...
echoiest
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ECHOEY, full of echo...
echoised
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ECHOISE, to repeat a...
echoises
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ECHOISE, to repeat a...
echoisms
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ECHOISM, the formati...
echoists
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ECHOIST, a person wh...
echoized
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ECHOIZE, to repeat a...
echoizes
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ECHOIZE, to repeat a...
echoless
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without an echo [adj...
eclampsy
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a fancied perception...
eclectic
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selecting and employ...
eclipsed
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ECLIPSE, to obscure...
eclipser
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one that eclipses [n...
eclipses
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ECLIPSIS, a figure o...
eclipsis
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a figure of syntax [...
ecliptic
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the path of the sun'...
eclogite
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a crystalline rock c...
eclogues
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ECLOGUE, a pastoral...
eclosing
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ECLOSE, to emerge fr...
eclosion
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the emergence of ins...
ecocidal
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relating to ecocide,...
ecocides
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ECOCIDE, the destruc...
ecofreak
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a zealous environmen...
ecogifts
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ECOGIFT, a donation...
ecolodge
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a tourist accommodat...
ecologic
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relating to ecology,...
econobox
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a small economical c...
economic
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relating to finance...
ecorches
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ECORCHE, (French) a...
ecostate
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of a leaf, having no...
ecotages
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ECOTAGE, sabotage fo...
ecotonal
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relating to an ecoto...
ecotones
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ECOTONE, a transitio...
ecotopia
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an ecologically idea...
ecotours
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ECOTOUR [n]
ecotoxic
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poisonous to flora a...
ecotypes
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ECOTYPE, a group of...
ecotypic
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of or like an ecotyp...
ecozones
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ECOZONE, a regional...
ecraseur
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(French) a surgical...
ecstases
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ECSTASIS, ecstasy [n...
ecstasis
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ecstasy [n ECSTASISE...
ecstatic
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one who is subject t...
ectasias
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ECTASIA, the lengthe...
ecthymas
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ECTHYMA, a skin dise...
ectoderm
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the external layer o...
ectogene
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a gene involved in t...
ectogeny
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the effect of pollen...
ectomere
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a cell that develops...
ectopias
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ECTOPIA, abnormal di...
ectopies
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ECTOPY, abnormal dis...
ectosarc
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the outermost layer...
ectozoan
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a parasite on the bo...
ectozoic
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externally parasitic...
ectozoon
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a parasite on the bo...
ectropic
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displaying the red i...
ecuelles
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ECUELLE, (French) a...
ecumenes
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ECUMENE, an inhabite...
ecumenic
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general; universal;...
edacious
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voracious, devouring...
edamames
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EDAMAME, a preparati...
eddishes
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EDDISH, pasturage, o...
edentate
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a toothless mammal a...
edgebone
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the bone of the rump...
edgeless
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without an edge [adj...
edgeways
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with edge foremost o...
edgewise
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with edge foremost o...
edginess
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the state of being e...
edifices
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EDIFICE, a building...
edifiers
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EDIFIER, one who edi...
edifying
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EDIFY, to enlighten...
editable
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able to be edited [a...
editings
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EDITING, the act of...
editions
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EDITION, the number...
editress
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a female editor, als...
educable
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someone able to be e...
educated
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EDUCATE, to teach [v...
educates
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EDUCATE, to teach [v...
educator
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one who educates [n...
educible
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able to be drawn out...
eduction
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the act of drawing o...
eductive
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drawn out [adj]
eductors
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EDUCTOR, someone who...
eelfares
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EELFARE, a group of...
eelgrass
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any of several subme...
eelpouts
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EELPOUT, a kind of f...
eelworms
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EELWORM, a small rou...
eelwrack
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a grasslike flowerin...
eensiest
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EENSY, (colloquial)...
eeriness
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the state of being e...
eevnings
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EEVNING, the latter...
effacers
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EFFACER, one who eff...
effacing
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EFFACE, to erase [v]
effected
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EFFECT, to bring abo...
effecter
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an organ that respon...
effector
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an organ that respon...
effeired
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EFFEIR, (obsolete) t...
effendis
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EFFENDI, in the East...
efferent
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carrying outward or...
effering
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EFFERE, (obsolete) t...
effetely
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EFFETE, exhausted [a...
efficacy
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effectiveness [n EFF...
effierce
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(Spenser) to make fi...
effigial
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relating to an effig...
effigies
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EFFIGY, a likeness o...
effluent
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outflow from sewage...
effluvia
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EFFLUVIUM, disagreea...
effluxes
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EFFLUX, the act of f...
efforced
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EFFORCE, (obsolete)...
efforces
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EFFORCE, (obsolete)...
effraide
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(obsolete) afraid, a...
effulged
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EFFULGE, to shine ou...
effulges
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EFFULGE, to shine ou...
effusing
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EFFUSE, to pour fort...
effusion
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a pouring or streami...
effusive
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pouring forth [adj E...
eftsoons
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soon afterward, also...
egalites
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EGALITE, (French) th...
egencies
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EGENCY, need, also E...
egesting
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EGEST, to discharge...
egestion
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the process of excre...
egestive
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able to be egested [...
eggcorns
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EGGCORN, a malapropi...
eggeries
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EGGERY, a place wher...
eggfruit
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an aubergine [n -S]
eggheads
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EGGHEAD, an intellec...
eggplant
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(US) the aubergine [...
eggshell
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the hard exterior of...
eggwhisk
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a whisk for beating...
eglatere
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(archaic) sweetbriar...
eglomise
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(French) the techniq...
egoistic
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relating to or displ...
egoities
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EGOITY, the essence...
egomania
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extreme egotism [n -...
egosurfs
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EGOSURF, to search f...
egotised
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EGOTISE, to talk abo...
egotises
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EGOTISE, to talk abo...
egotisms
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EGOTISM, self-concei...
egotists
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EGOTIST, a conceited...
egotized
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EGOTIZE, to talk abo...
egotizes
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EGOTIZE, to talk abo...
egressed
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EGRESS, to go out [v...
egresses
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EGRESS, to go out [v...
egyptian
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a typeface with squa...
eidetics
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EIDETIC, a person wi...
eidolons
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EIDOLON, (Greek) an...
eighteen
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a number, ten and ei...
eighthly
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in the eighth place...
eighties
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EIGHTY, a number, ei...
eightvos
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EIGHTVO, a printer's...
eildings
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EILDING, (Scots) fue...
einkorns
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EINKORN, (German) a...
einstein
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a very intelligent p...
eirenics
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eirenical theology,...
eisweins
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EISWEIN, (German) a...
ejecting
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EJECT, to throw out...
ejection
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the act of ejecting...
ejective
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relating to ejection...
ejectors
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EJECTOR, one who, or...
ekistics
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the study of human s...
eklogite
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a crystalline rock c...
ekpweles
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EKPWELE, a former mo...
ektexine
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an outer layer of th...
elancing
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ELANCE, to throw as...
elaphine
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pertaining to a genu...
elapsing
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ELAPSE, to pass by [...
elastane
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10
a synthetic fibre th...
elastase
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9
an enzyme found in t...
elastics
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ELASTIC, a stretchab...
elastins
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ELASTIN, a protein,...
elatedly
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ELATED [adv]
elaterid
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10
a click beetle, also...
elaterin
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a purgative produced...
elations
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ELATION, a feeling o...
elatives
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ELATIVE, a grammatic...
elbowing
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the act of nudging w...
eldorado
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a place of fabulous...
eldritch
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weird, also ELDRICH...
electees
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ELECTEE, a person wh...
electing
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ELECT, to select by...
election
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the act of electing...
elective
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concerning the power...
electors
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ELECTOR, one that el...
electret
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a nonconductor havin...
electric
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relating to electric...
electron
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an elementary partic...
electros
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ELECTRO, to make an...
electrum
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16
an alloy of gold and...
elegance
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the state of being e...
elegancy
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the state of being e...
elegiacs
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ELEGIAC, a verse lin...
elegiast
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one who composes ele...
elegised
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ELEGISE, to write an...
elegises
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ELEGISE, to write an...
elegists
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ELEGIST, one who wri...
elegized
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ELEGIZE, to write an...
elegizes
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ELEGIZE, to write an...
elements
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ELEMENT, a substance...
elenchic
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relating to an elenc...
elenchus
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(Latin) a refutation...
elenctic
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relating to argument...
elephant
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a large tusked mamma...
elevated
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a raised railway [n...
elevates
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ELEVATE, to raise [v...
elevator
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a lift [n -S]
eleventh
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eleventh in sequence...
elfhoods
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ELFHOOD, the state o...
elfishly
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ELFISH, like an elf,...
elflands
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ELFLAND, the land of...
elflocks
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ELFLOCK, a lock of t...
elicited
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ELICIT, to draw fort...
elicitor
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12
one who elicits [n -...
elidible
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able to be elided [a...
eligible
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fit to be chosen [n...
eligibly
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17
ELIGIBLE [adv]
elisions
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ELISION, the act of...
elitisms
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ELITISM, belief in r...
elitists
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ELITIST, an adherent...
elkhound
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a breed of hunting d...
ellipses
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ELLIPSE, a type of p...
ellipsis
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a figure of syntax b...
elliptic
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having the shape of...
ellopses
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ELLOPS, (obsolete) a...
ellwands
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ELLWAND, a measuring...
elmwoods
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ELMWOOD, wood of the...
elocuted
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ELOCUTE, to speak pu...
elocutes
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ELOCUTE, to speak pu...
elogists
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ELOGIST, one who del...
elogiums
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ELOGIUM, a funeral o...
eloigned
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ELOIGN, to remove to...
eloigner
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one who eloigns, als...
eloiners
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10
ELOINER, one who elo...
eloining
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ELOIN, to remove to...
elongate
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12
to lengthen [v ELONG...
eloquent
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fluent in speech [ad...
elsewise
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otherwise [adv]
eludible
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able to be eluded [a...
elusions
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ELUSION, the action...
elutions
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ELUTION, purificatio...
eluviate
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to undergo a transfe...
eluviums
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ELUVIUM, an accumula...
elvanite
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a granular rock, als...
elvishly
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ELVISH, like an elf,...
elytroid
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of or like an elytro...
elytrous
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of or like an elytro...
emaciate
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to make thin [v EMAC...
emailers
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EMAILER, one who sen...
emailing
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the act of sending e...
emanated
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EMANATE, to send for...
emanates
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EMANATE, to send for...
emanator
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one that emanates [n...
embacing
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EMBACE, to lower, al...
embailed
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EMBAIL, (obsolete) t...
embaling
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EMBALE, to form into...
emballed
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EMBALL, to enclose i...
embalmed
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EMBALM, to preserve...
embalmer
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one that embalms, al...
embanked
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EMBANK, to enclose w...
embanker
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one who makes banks...
embarked
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EMBARK, to go on boa...
embarras
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(French) an embarras...
embarred
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EMBAR, (archaic) to...
embasing
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EMBASE, to lower, al...
embathed
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17
EMBATHE, to bathe, a...
embathes
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16
EMBATHE, to bathe, a...
embattle
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15
to fortify against a...
embaying
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19
EMBAY, to enclose in...
embedded
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17
EMBED, to plant firm...
embezzle
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to appropriate money...
embitter
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to make bitter, also...
emblazed
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EMBLAZE, to set on f...
emblazer
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one who emblazes [n...
emblazes
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EMBLAZE, to set on f...
emblazon
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to depict heraldical...
emblemed
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EMBLEM, to represent...
emblooms
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EMBLOOM, to cover wi...
embodied
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EMBODY, to form into...
embodier
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one who embodies [n...
embodies
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EMBODY, to form into...
embogged
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EMBOG, to bog down [...
embogued
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EMBOGUE, to flow out...
embogues
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EMBOGUE, to flow out...
emboiled
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EMBOIL, (obsolete) t...
embolden
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to instil with coura...
embolies
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15
EMBOLY, the formatio...
embolise
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15
to cause an embolism...
embolism
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18
obstruction of a blo...
embolize
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to cause an embolism...
emborder
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to provide with a bo...
embosked
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EMBOSK, to conceal w...
embosoms
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EMBOSOM, to embrace,...
embossed
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EMBOSS, to decorate...
embosser
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one who embosses [n...
embosses
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EMBOSS, to decorate...
embounds
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EMBOUND, (Shakespear...
embowels
20
18
EMBOWEL, to remove t...
embowers
19
17
EMBOWER, to place in...
embowing
20
20
EMBOW, to bend or ar...
emboxing
23
24
EMBOX, to set in a b...
embraced
19
18
EMBRACE, to hug [v]
embracer
19
17
a person who seeks t...
embraces
19
17
EMBRACE, to hug [v]
embraids
17
15
EMBRAID, (Spenser) t...
embrasor
16
14
a person who seeks t...
embraved
18
19
EMBRAVE, to inspire...
embraves
18
18
EMBRAVE, to inspire...
embreads
16
15
EMBREAD, to braid, a...
embroils
18
15
EMBROIL, to involve...
embrowns
19
18
EMBROWN, to make bro...
embruing
18
18
EMBRUE, to drench, a...
embruted
17
16
EMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
embrutes
17
15
EMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
embryoid
23
17
a mass of tissue tha...
embryons
22
17
EMBRYON, (archaic) a...
embusied
17
16
EMBUSY, (Spenser) to...
embusies
17
15
EMBUSY, (Spenser) to...
embusing
18
18
EMBUS, to board a bu...
embusque
25
25
(French) a slacker o...
embussed
17
16
EMBUS, to board a bu...
embusses
17
15
EMBUS, to board a bu...
emceeing
17
17
EMCEE, to serve as m...
emdashes
16
14
EMDASH, a mark in wr...
emeerate
12
11
the office of emeer,...
emendals
14
14
funds set aside for...
emendate
12
13
to correct, also EME...
emenders
13
13
EMENDER, one who eme...
emending
14
16
EMEND, to correct, a...
emeralds
15
13
EMERALD, a gemstone,...
emeraude
13
13
(Spenser) emerald, a...
emergent
14
14
emerging [adj EMERGE...
emerging
16
16
EMERGE, to come into...
emeritae
13
11
EMERITA, a retired w...
emeritas
14
11
EMERITA, a retired w...
emeritus
15
12
a retired person who...
emeroids
14
12
EMEROID, a haemorrho...
emersion
13
12
the act of emerging...
emerying
21
16
EMERY, to coat with...
emesises
14
11
EMESIS, (Greek) the...
emetical
18
15
tending to cause vom...
emetines
13
12
EMETINE, an alkaloid...
emicated
17
15
EMICATE, to sparkle...
emicates
17
14
EMICATE, to sparkle...
emiction
17
15
the discharge of uri...
emictory
24
16
promoting urine flow...
emigrant
15
14
one who emigrates [n...
emigrate
15
13
to leave one's birth...
eminence
15
16
a high station or ra...
eminency
22
18
a high station or ra...
emirates
14
11
EMIRATE, the rank of...
emissary
21
13
a person sent on a s...
emissile
16
12
able to be pushed ou...
emission
14
12
the act of emitting...
emissive
17
15
emitting or sending...
emitters
15
11
EMITTER, something t...
emitting
16
14
EMIT, to send forth...
emmarble
18
18
to adorn with marble...
emmeshed
17
17
EMMESH, to entangle,...
emmeshes
17
16
EMMESH, to entangle,...
emmewing
19
20
EMMEW, to confine, m...
emmoving
18
21
EMMOVE, to affect em...
emocores
16
14
EMOCORE, a type of m...
emongest
14
14
(obsolete) in the mi...
emoticon
16
15
in computing, an ico...
emotions
13
12
EMOTION, instinctive...
empacket
20
21
to pack up [v -ED, -...
empaired
16
15
EMPAIRE, to become w...
empaires
16
14
EMPAIRE, to become w...
empalers
17
15
EMPALER, one that em...
empaling
18
18
EMPALE, to pierce wi...
empanada
14
16
(Spanish) a pastry t...
empanels
16
16
EMPANEL, to select a...
emparing
17
17
EMPARE, to become wo...
emparled
17
16
EMPARL, (Spenser) to...
emparted
16
15
EMPART, (Spenser) to...
empathic
22
19
involving or showing...
empatron
15
15
(Shakespeare) to pat...
empayred
22
17
EMPAYRE, (Spenser) t...
empayres
22
16
EMPAYRE, (Spenser) t...
empeople
18
18
to fill with people...
emperced
19
18
EMPERCE, to pierce,...
emperces
19
17
EMPERCE, to pierce,...
emperies
16
14
EMPERY, empire or po...
emperise
16
14
to play the emperor,...
emperish
19
16
(Spenser) to impair...
emperize
19
23
to play the emperor,...
emperors
16
14
EMPEROR, the ruler o...
emphases
18
16
EMPHASIS, stress imp...
emphasis
19
16
stress imparted to s...
emphatic
22
19
stressed forcibly, a...
empierce
19
17
(Spenser) to pierce,...
empights
21
18
EMPIGHT, (Spenser) t...
empirics
21
17
EMPIRIC, one who fol...
emplaced
20
19
EMPLACE, to put in p...
emplaces
20
18
EMPLACE, to put in p...
emplaned
16
17
EMPLANE, to put on a...
emplanes
16
16
EMPLANE, to put on a...
empleach
22
20
to intertwine, also...
emplonge
17
18
to plunge, also IMPL...
employed
23
18
EMPLOY, to hire, use...
employee
22
17
a person employed, a...
employer
23
17
one who employs peop...
employes
23
17
EMPLOYE, a person em...
emplumed
19
20
EMPLUME, (archaic) t...
emplumes
19
19
EMPLUME, (archaic) t...
empoison
15
15
(archaic) to poison...
empolder
17
16
to reclaim low-lying...
emporium
18
18
a large trading cent...
empowers
19
17
EMPOWER, to authoriz...
empresse
16
14
(French) eager, enth...
emprises
17
14
EMPRISE, (archaic) a...
emprizes
20
23
EMPRIZE, a dangerous...
emptiers
17
14
EMPTIER, one who emp...
emptiest
17
14
EMPTY, containing no...
emptings
18
17
the yeasty lees of b...
emptions
16
15
EMPTION, the act of...
emptying
24
19
the act of emptying...
emptyses
23
16
EMPTYSIS, spitting o...
emptysis
24
16
spitting of e.g. blo...
empurple
20
19
to dye purple, also...
empyemas
23
19
EMPYEMA, a collectio...
empyemic
27
22
relating to empyema,...
empyeses
22
16
EMPYESIS, a skin eru...
empyesis
23
16
a skin eruption cont...
empyreal
23
17
pertaining to the sk...
empyrean
21
17
pertaining to the sk...
emulated
15
14
EMULATE, to strive t...
emulates
15
13
EMULATE, to strive t...
emulator
15
13
one who emulates [n...
emulgent
16
16
acting as a drain fo...
emulging
18
18
EMULGE, (archaic) to...
emulsify
25
18
to convert into an e...
emulsins
16
14
EMULSIN, the white m...
emulsion
15
14
a colloidal suspensi...
emulsive
18
17
relating to emulsion...
emulsoid
16
14
a liquid dispersed i...
emulsors
16
13
EMULSOR, an emulsify...
emunging
16
18
EMUNGE, (obsolete) t...
enablers
15
13
ENABLER, one who ena...
enabling
16
16
ENABLE, to make poss...
enacting
16
15
ENACT, to establish...
enaction
14
13
the passing of a bil...
enactive
17
16
having the power to...
enactors
15
12
ENACTOR, one who ena...
enactory
21
14
pertaining to the en...
enacture
15
13
(Shakespeare) a perf...
enallage
14
13
the exchange of one...
enameled
13
14
ENAMEL, to cover wit...
enameler
13
13
one who enamels; a w...
enamines
12
13
ENAMINE, a type of a...
enamored
12
13
ENAMOR, to inspire w...
enamours
13
13
ENAMOUR, to inspire...
enarched
17
15
ENARCH, to graft a p...
enarches
17
14
ENARCH, to graft a p...
enargite
13
11
a dark-grey crystall...
enarming
14
15
ENARM, (obsolete) to...
enations
11
10
ENATION, an outgrowt...
enaunter
11
11
(obsolete) lest by c...
encaenia
13
13
an annual tribute to...
encaging
17
17
ENCAGE, to put in a...
encalmed
17
17
ENCALM, (obsolete) t...
encamped
18
19
ENCAMP, to set up a...
encarpus
18
16
a frieze decoration...
encashed
17
15
ENCASH, to convert i...
encashes
17
14
ENCASH, to convert i...
encasing
16
15
ENCASE, to put in a...
encastre
15
12
of a beam, fixed at...
encaving
18
19
ENCAVE, to secrete,...
enceinte
14
13
a boundary wall encl...
enchafed
19
18
ENCHAFE, (obsolete)...
enchafes
19
17
ENCHAFE, (obsolete)...
enchains
17
15
ENCHAIN, to bind wit...
enchants
17
15
ENCHANT, to delight...
encharge
18
16
(archaic) to entrust...
encharms
19
17
ENCHARM, (obsolete)...
enchased
17
15
ENCHASE, to place in...
enchaser
17
14
one who enchases [n...
enchases
17
14
ENCHASE, to place in...
encheers
17
14
ENCHEER, (archaic) t...
enchoric
21
17
belonging to or used...
encierro
15
12
(Spanish) in Spanish...
encipher
20
17
to write in a secret...
encircle
20
16
to form a circle aro...
enclasps
19
16
ENCLASP, to embrace,...
enclaved
18
18
ENCLAVE, to surround...
enclaves
18
17
ENCLAVE, to surround...
enclises
17
13
ENCLISIS, the shifti...
enclisis
18
13
the shifting of stre...
enclitic
21
16
without accent or st...
enclosed
16
14
ENCLOSE, to surround...
encloser
16
13
one who encloses [n...
encloses
16
13
ENCLOSE, to surround...
enclothe
18
15
to clothe [v ENCLOTH...
enclouds
17
15
ENCLOUD, to cover wi...
encoders
15
13
ENCODER, one who enc...
encoding
16
16
the act of putting i...
encolour
16
14
to colour or tinge [...
encolure
16
14
a mane of a horse [n...
encomion
15
16
(Greek) glowing and...
encomium
18
19
an address of praise...
encoring
16
15
ENCORE, to call for...
encradle
16
14
to lay in a cradle [...
encrease
14
12
to become larger, al...
encrinal
16
14
containing fossils w...
encrinic
19
16
containing fossils w...
encroach
20
17
to intrude on anothe...
encrusts
17
13
ENCRUST, to cover wi...
encrypts
25
17
ENCRYPT, to put a me...
encumber
19
19
to impede the motion...
encyclic
30
21
a letter sent by the...
encysted
22
15
ENCYST, to become en...
endamage
13
15
to damage [v ENDAMAG...
endameba
14
16
a parasitic amoeba,...
endanger
12
13
to expose to loss or...
endarchy
24
17
the condition of bei...
endarted
12
11
ENDART, to dart in,...
endashes
14
12
ENDASH, a mark in wr...
endbrain
14
14
a part of the brain...
endeared
11
11
ENDEAR, to make belo...
endeavor
13
14
to strive or attempt...
endeixes
18
17
ENDEIXIS, in medicin...
endeixis
19
17
in medicine, an indi...
endemial
14
14
confined to a people...
endemics
17
16
ENDEMIC, an endemic...
endemism
15
16
the state of being e...
endermic
17
16
acting by absorption...
enderons
11
11
ENDERON, the sensiti...
endewing
16
16
ENDEW, (Spenser) to...
endexine
17
18
an inner layer of th...
endgames
14
15
ENDGAME, the last st...
endgates
13
12
ENDGATE, (US) a tail...
endirons
12
11
ENDIRON, a metal sup...
enditing
14
13
ENDITE, to charge fo...
endleafs
15
14
ENDLEAF, an endpaper...
endnotes
11
11
ENDNOTE, a note plac...
endocarp
17
16
the inner layer of a...
endocast
15
13
a cast of the crania...
endoderm
13
14
the innermost layer...
endodyne
17
14
of an electrical cir...
endogamy
20
17
the practice of marr...
endogens
12
13
ENDOGEN, a plant whi...
endogeny
18
15
growth from within [...
endopods
14
14
ENDOPOD, a branch of...
endorsed
12
11
ENDORSE, to declare...
endorsee
11
10
a person to whom a b...
endorser
12
10
one that endorses, a...
endorses
12
10
ENDORSE, to declare...
endorsor
12
10
one that endorses, a...
endosarc
15
13
a portion of a cell...
endosmos
13
13
a form of osmosis [n...
endosome
12
13
a cellular particle...
endossed
12
11
ENDOSS, (obsolete) t...
endosses
12
10
ENDOSS, (obsolete) t...
endostea
11
10
ENDOSTEUM, the inter...
endowers
15
13
ENDOWER, one who end...
endowing
16
16
ENDOW, to bequeath,...
endozoic
18
22
having seeds dispers...
endozoon
13
20
an internal parasite...
endpaper
16
16
a sheet of paper use...
endplate
15
14
a type of nerve term...
endplays
22
16
ENDPLAY, to force (a...
endpoint
14
14
either of two points...
endships
18
15
ENDSHIP, (obsolete)...
endurers
13
11
ENDURER, (obsolete)...
enduring
14
14
ENDURE, to last [v]
endzones
14
20
ENDZONE, in American...
energids
14
12
ENERGID, the nucleus...
energies
13
11
ENERGY, the power re...
energise
13
11
to give energy to, a...
energize
16
20
to give energy to, a...
enervate
13
13
to weaken, to debili...
enerving
15
16
ENERVE, (obsolete) t...
enfacing
18
18
ENFACE, to stamp or...
enfeeble
16
16
to make feeble [v EN...
enfelons
14
14
ENFELON, (Spenser) t...
enfeoffs
18
18
ENFEOFF, to invest w...
enfested
14
13
(Spenser) embittered...
enfetter
14
12
to bind with chains...
enfevers
16
16
ENFEVER, to excite f...
enfierce
17
15
(Spenser) to make fi...
enfilade
15
14
to direct gunfire al...
enfiring
16
15
ENFIRE, (Spenser) to...
enfixing
22
22
ENFIX, (archaic) to...
enflamed
16
17
ENFLAME, (obsolete)...
enflames
16
16
ENFLAME, (obsolete)...
enflower
18
16
to cover with flower...
enfolded
15
15
ENFOLD, to envelop [...
enfolder
15
14
one who enfolds [n -...
enforced
17
16
ENFORCE, to compel,...
enforcer
17
15
one that enforces [n...
enforces
17
15
ENFORCE, to compel,...
enforest
14
12
to turn into forest...
enformed
15
16
ENFORM, (Spenser) to...
enframed
15
16
ENFRAME, to put in a...
enframes
15
15
ENFRAME, to put in a...
enfreeze
16
21
to freeze; to congea...
enfrosen
13
13
ENFREEZE, to freeze;...
enfrozen
16
22
ENFREEZE, to freeze;...
engagers
14
13
ENGAGER, one who eng...
engaging
15
16
ENGAGE, to employ [v...
engaoled
13
13
ENGAOL, (Shakespeare...
engender
12
13
to bring into existe...
engilded
15
14
ENGILD, (Shakespeare...
engineer
12
12
to arrange or contri...
enginers
13
12
ENGINER, (Shakespear...
enginery
19
14
the act or art of ma...
engining
14
15
ENGINE, to equip wit...
enginous
13
13
ingenious [adj]
engirded
14
13
ENGIRD, to gird; to...
engirdle
15
13
to secure with a bel...
englobed
16
16
ENGLOBE, to form int...
englobes
16
15
ENGLOBE, to form int...
englooms
15
15
ENGLOOM, to make glo...
engorged
14
14
ENGORGE, to fill wit...
engorges
14
13
ENGORGE, to fill wit...
engoring
14
14
ENGORE, to gore; to...
engouled
14
14
(of heraldic decorat...
engraced
16
15
ENGRACE, to introduc...
engraces
16
14
ENGRACE, to introduc...
engraffs
18
17
ENGRAFF, (obsolete)...
engrafts
16
14
ENGRAFT, to graft on...
engrails
15
12
ENGRAIL, to border w...
engrains
13
12
ENGRAIN, to fix deep...
engramma
15
17
a deep-seated psycho...
engramme
15
17
a deep-seated psycho...
engrasps
16
14
ENGRASP, (Spenser) t...
engraved
15
16
ENGRAVE, to carve a...
engraven
14
16
ENGRAVE, to carve a...
engraver
15
15
one who engraves [n...
engraves
15
15
ENGRAVE, to carve a...
engrieve
15
15
(Spenser) to grieve...
engroove
14
15
to fit into a groove...
enguards
14
13
ENGUARD, (Shakespear...
engulfed
17
17
ENGULF, to swallow u...
engulphs
20
18
ENGULPH, to swallow...
enhaloed
14
13
ENHALO, to surround...
enhaloes
14
12
ENHALO, to surround...
enhanced
16
16
ENHANCE, to raise in...
enhancer
16
15
one who enhances [n...
enhances
16
15
ENHANCE, to raise in...
enhearse
13
11
to enclose in a hear...
enhunger
15
15
to make hungry [v -E...
enhydros
21
14
a variety of chalced...
enigmata
14
14
ENIGMA, something th...
enisling
15
13
ENISLE, to put onto...
enjambed
17
25
ENJAMB, in poetry, t...
enjoined
13
20
ENJOIN, to order or...
enjoiner
13
19
one who enjoins [n -...
enjoyers
20
20
ENJOYER, one who enj...
enjoying
21
23
ENJOY, to take pleas...
enkernel
13
15
to enclose in a kern...
enkindle
14
16
to set on fire [v EN...
enlacing
17
16
ENLACE, to entwine o...
enlarded
13
12
ENLARD, (Shakespeare...
enlarged
14
13
ENLARGE, to make lar...
enlargen
13
13
to make larger, also...
enlarger
14
12
a device which enlar...
enlarges
14
12
ENLARGE, to make lar...
enlights
18
14
ENLIGHT, to shed lig...
enlinked
14
16
ENLINK, to connect c...
enlisted
14
11
ENLIST, to engage fo...
enlistee
13
10
one who is enlisted...
enlister
14
10
one who enlists [n -...
enlivens
15
15
ENLIVEN, to make liv...
enlocked
17
18
ENLOCK, to lock up,...
enlumine
14
15
to throw light upon,...
enmeshed
15
15
ENMESH, to entangle,...
enmeshes
15
14
ENMESH, to entangle,...
enmewing
17
18
ENMEW, to confine, a...
enmities
14
12
ENMITY, hostility [n...
enmossed
13
13
covered with moss [a...
enmoving
16
19
ENMOVE, to affect em...
enneadic
14
14
relating to an ennea...
enneagon
10
13
a polygon with nine...
ennobled
14
15
ENNOBLE, to make nob...
ennobler
14
14
one who ennobles [n...
ennobles
14
14
ENNOBLE, to make nob...
ennuying
19
16
boring, uninterestin...
enolases
12
10
ENOLASE, a muscle en...
enophile
17
15
a wine connoisseur,...
enormity
20
14
a great crime [n ENO...
enormous
13
13
huge, also ENORM [ad...
enosises
12
9
ENOSIS, political un...
enounced
14
15
ENOUNCE, to enunciat...
enounces
14
14
ENOUNCE, to enunciat...
enplaned
14
15
ENPLANE, to put on a...
enplanes
14
14
ENPLANE, to put on a...
enprints
15
13
ENPRINT, a size of p...
enqueued
20
21
ENQUEUE, to add (a d...
enqueues
20
20
ENQUEUE, to add (a d...
enquired
21
20
ENQUIRE, to ask, als...
enquirer
21
19
one who enquires, al...
enquires
21
19
ENQUIRE, to ask, als...
enracing
16
15
ENRACE, (Spenser) to...
enraging
14
14
ENRAGE, to make very...
enranged
12
13
ENRANGE, to arrange,...
enranges
12
12
ENRANGE, to arrange,...
enranked
12
15
ENRANK, (Shakespeare...
enraunge
12
13
(Spenser) to arrange...
enravish
17
15
to enrapture [v -ED,...
enrheums
16
15
ENRHEUM, (obsolete)...
enriched
18
15
ENRICH, to add desir...
enricher
18
14
one who enriches [n...
enriches
18
14
ENRICH, to add desir...
enridged
14
13
(Shakespeare) formed...
enringed
13
13
ENRING, to encircle...
enrobers
14
12
ENROBER, one who enr...
enrobing
15
15
ENROBE, to put on a...
enrolled
14
12
ENROL, to insert on...
enrollee
13
11
one who is enrolled...
enroller
14
11
one who enrols [n -S...
enrooted
11
10
ENROOT, to implant f...
enroughs
16
14
ENROUGH, (archaic) t...
enrounds
12
12
ENROUND, (Shakespear...
ensample
16
16
to give an example o...
ensconce
17
16
to settle comfortabl...
enscroll
18
14
to write on a scroll...
ensealed
12
11
ENSEAL, to put a sea...
enseamed
12
13
ENSEAM, to make a ma...
enseared
11
10
ENSEAR, (Shakespeare...
ensemble
16
16
(French) a group of...
enserfed
14
13
ENSERF, to make a se...
ensewing
16
15
ENSEW, (Spenser) to...
ensheath
16
13
to enclose as in a s...
enshells
17
13
ENSHELL, to enclose...
enshield
16
13
to defend, as with a...
enshrine
14
12
to place in a shrine...
enshroud
15
13
to cover up [v -ED,...
ensiform
16
15
in botany, sword-sha...
ensigncy
23
17
the rank of a navy o...
ensigned
13
13
ENSIGN, to mark with...
ensilage
14
12
to store in a silo,...
ensiling
15
13
ENSILE, to store in...
enskying
21
18
ENSKY, to raise in t...
enslaved
15
15
ENSLAVE, to make a s...
enslaver
15
14
one who enslaves [n...
enslaves
15
14
ENSLAVE, to make a s...
ensnared
11
11
ENSNARE, to trap, al...
ensnarer
11
10
one that ensnares, a...
ensnares
11
10
ENSNARE, to trap, al...
ensnarls
13
11
ENSNARL, to snarl up...
ensorcel
16
13
to bewitch, also ENS...
ensouled
13
12
ENSOUL, to infuse wi...
ensphere
16
14
to enclose in a sphe...
enstamps
16
15
ENSTAMP, to mark as...
ensteeps
14
12
ENSTEEP, (Shakespear...
enstyled
20
13
ENSTYLE, (archaic) t...
enstyles
20
12
ENSTYLE, (archaic) t...
ensuites
13
10
ENSUITE, (French) a...
ensurers
13
10
ENSURER, one who ens...
ensuring
14
13
ENSURE, to make sure...
enswathe
17
14
to wrap around, also...
ensweeps
17
15
ENSWEEP, to sweep ov...
entailed
13
11
ENTAIL, to settle an...
entailer
13
10
one who entails (an...
entameba
14
15
an amoeba that cause...
entaming
14
15
ENTAME, (Shakespeare...
entangle
13
13
to twist together [v...
entasias
12
9
ENTASIA, a spasmodic...
entastic
16
12
relating to entasia,...
entayled
19
13
ENTAYLE, (obsolete)...
entayles
19
12
ENTAYLE, (obsolete)...
entellus
15
12
an East Indian long-...
entender
11
11
(obsolete) to make t...
ententes
11
10
ENTENTE, (French) a...
enterate
11
9
having an alimentary...
enterers
12
9
ENTERER, someone who...
enterics
16
12
ENTERIC, typhoid fev...
entering
13
12
the act of entering...
enterons
11
10
ENTERON, a body cavi...
enthalpy
24
17
the total heat conte...
enthetic
18
14
of infectious diseas...
enthrall
17
13
to reduce to the con...
enthrals
16
12
ENTHRAL, to reduce t...
enthrone
13
12
to place on a throne...
enthused
15
13
ENTHUSE, to show ent...
enthuses
15
12
ENTHUSE, to show ent...
enticers
16
12
ENTICER, one who ent...
enticing
17
15
very inviting [adj E...
entirely
20
12
completely [adv]
entirety
19
11
completeness [n ENTI...
entities
13
9
ENTITY, the basic es...
entitled
14
11
ENTITLE, to give a r...
entitles
14
10
ENTITLE, to give a r...
entoderm
13
13
the innermost layer...
entoiled
13
11
ENTOIL, to entangle...
entombed
15
16
ENTOMB, to place in...
entoptic
18
15
within the eyeball [...
entozoal
15
19
having seeds dispers...
entozoan
13
19
an internal parasite...
entozoic
18
21
having seeds dispers...
entozoon
13
19
an internal parasite...
entrails
14
10
ENTRAIL, (Spenser) t...
entrains
12
10
ENTRAIN, to board a...
entrance
14
13
to fill with delight...
entrants
12
10
ENTRANT, someone who...
entreats
12
9
ENTREAT, to ask for...
entreaty
18
11
an earnest request o...
entremes
13
12
(French) edible past...
entrench
17
15
to fix firmly, also...
entrepot
14
12
(French) a place, su...
entresol
13
10
(French) a low store...
entrisms
15
12
ENTRISM, political b...
entrists
14
9
ENTRIST, one who ind...
entropic
18
15
relating to entropy...
entrusts
14
10
ENTRUST, to give ove...
entryism
21
14
political branch-sta...
entryist
20
11
one who indulges in...
entryway
28
16
a passage serving as...
entwined
15
14
ENTWINE, to weave to...
entwines
15
13
ENTWINE, to weave to...
entwists
17
12
ENTWIST, to twist to...
enureses
12
10
ENURESIS, involuntar...
enuresis
13
10
involuntary urinatio...
enuretic
16
13
one who is affected...
enurning
13
14
ENURN, to put into a...
envassal
15
14
to make a vassal [v...
envaults
16
15
ENVAULT, to enclose...
enveigle
16
16
to cajole, also INVE...
envelope
16
17
a paper container [n...
envelops
17
17
ENVELOP, to cover co...
envenoms
14
17
ENVENOM, to put veno...
enviable
17
17
causing envy [adj]
enviably
24
19
ENVIABLE, causing en...
environs
14
14
ENVIRON, to envelop,...
envisage
15
15
to visualize, also E...
envision
14
14
to visualize, also E...
envyings
22
18
ENVYING, the act of...
enwalled
17
15
ENWALL, to enclose w...
enwallow
20
17
(Spenser) to roll ab...
enwheels
18
15
ENWHEEL, (Shakespear...
enwombed
18
19
ENWOMB, to enclose a...
enwreath
17
14
to encircle with a w...
enzoning
15
22
ENZONE, to engirdle...
enzootic
18
21
of a disease, affect...
eobionts
14
12
EOBIONT, a type of b...
eohippus
20
17
an ancestor of the h...
eolienne
11
11
(French) a fine dres...
eolipile
17
13
the first steam engi...
eolithic
20
14
of or like an eolith...
eolopile
16
13
the first steam engi...
epacrids
19
15
EPACRID, an Australi...
epagoges
16
15
EPAGOGE, argument by...
epagogic
20
18
reasoned by logical...
epanodos
13
13
(Greek) a recapitula...
epatered
14
12
EPATER, (French) to...
epaulets
16
13
EPAULET, (French) a...
epazotes
17
20
EPAZOTE, a herb of t...
epeeists
15
11
EPEEIST, one who fen...
epeirids
16
12
EPEIRID, a member of...
ependyma
21
18
a membrane lining ce...
epergnes
15
14
EPERGNE, (French) a...
ephedras
17
14
EPHEDRA, (Greek) a p...
ephedrin
17
15
an alkaloid obtained...
ephemera
17
16
an insect of the may...
ephorate
16
13
the office of ephor,...
epiblast
19
15
the external layer o...
epiblems
20
18
EPIBLEM, the outer c...
epibolic
22
18
relating to epiboly,...
epically
27
18
EPICAL, epic [adv]
epicalyx
32
24
a set of bracts rese...
epicarps
21
17
EPICARP, the outermo...
epicedes
18
15
EPICEDE, a funeral o...
epicedia
18
15
EPICEDIUM, (Latin) a...
epicenes
17
15
EPICENE, one having...
epiciers
19
14
EPICIER, (French) a...
epicisms
21
17
EPICISM, epic qualit...
epicists
20
14
EPICIST, one who tel...
epiclike
21
19
like an epic [adj]
epicotyl
26
17
the part of an embry...
epicures
19
15
EPICURE, one with re...
epicycle
29
20
a small circle that...
epidemic
20
18
occurring in many pl...
epiderms
17
15
EPIDERM, the outermo...
epidotes
15
12
EPIDOTE, a mineral,...
epidotic
19
15
resembling or contai...
epidural
17
14
an anaesthetic injec...
epifauna
16
16
fauna living on a ha...
epifocal
21
18
pertaining to the po...
epigaeal
16
14
growing close to the...
epigaean
14
14
living close to the...
epigamic
21
19
of or relating to a...
epigenic
19
17
acting or taking pla...
epigeous
16
14
growing close to the...
epigones
15
14
EPIGONE, an inferior...
epigonic
19
17
of or like an epigon...
epigonus
16
15
an inferior imitator...
epigrams
18
16
EPIGRAM, a short, wi...
epigraph
21
18
an inscription; a mo...
epilated
16
13
EPILATE, to remove h...
epilates
16
12
EPILATE, to remove h...
epilator
16
12
an agent used for ep...
epilepsy
25
17
a disorder of the ne...
epilogic
21
17
relating to an epilo...
epilogue
17
15
to supply with a con...
epimeres
16
14
EPIMERE, in an embry...
epimeric
20
17
having the character...
epimysia
23
16
EPIMYSIUM, a fibrous...
epinasty
21
14
a downward bending o...
epinosic
18
15
unhealthy, unwholeso...
epiphany
25
19
an appearance of a d...
epiphyte
26
18
a plant which grows...
epiploic
22
18
pertaining to the ep...
epiploon
17
16
a flap which covers...
epipolic
22
18
producing epipolism...
episcias
19
14
EPISCIA, a tropical...
episcope
20
17
an instrument for pr...
episcopy
27
19
(Milton) survey, sup...
episemon
15
15
a badge or character...
episodal
16
13
pertaining to or con...
episodes
15
12
EPISODE, a series of...
episodic
19
15
pertaining to or con...
episomal
17
15
of or like an episom...
episomes
16
14
EPISOME, a genetical...
episperm
19
17
the skin or coat of...
epispore
17
14
the outer layer of a...
epistasy
22
13
a suppression of gen...
epistled
17
13
EPISTLE, to preface...
epistler
17
12
one who writes epist...
epistles
17
12
EPISTLE, to preface...
epistome
16
14
a structure over the...
epistyle
23
14
a part of a classica...
epitaphs
20
16
EPITAPH, to compose...
epitases
15
11
EPITASIS, the part o...
epitasis
16
11
the part of the play...
epitaxes
21
18
EPITAXIS, the part o...
epitaxic
25
21
relating to epitaxy,...
epitaxis
22
18
the part of a play i...
epitheca
20
16
the outer older cell...
epithema
18
16
a group of leaf cell...
epithems
19
16
EPITHEM, a group of...
epithets
18
13
EPITHET, to apply an...
epitomes
16
14
EPITOME, a typical e...
epitomic
20
17
of or like an epitom...
epitonic
18
15
overstrained [adj]
epitopes
17
14
EPITOPE, a part of a...
epitrite
16
11
a metrical foot cons...
epizoans
17
21
EPIZOAN, an animal t...
epizoism
20
23
the state of being e...
epizoite
18
20
an epizoic organism...
epizooty
24
22
a type of animal dis...
eponymic
25
20
of, relating to, or...
epopoeia
15
14
an epic poem, also E...
epoxides
21
19
EPOXIDE, an epoxy co...
epoxying
28
23
EPOXY, to glue with...
epsilons
16
13
EPSILON, (Greek) a l...
epsomite
16
14
a mineral, native su...
epulides
17
14
EPULIS, a tumor of t...
epulises
17
13
EPULIS, a tumor of t...
epulotic
20
16
a substance which ai...
epurated
15
13
EPURATE, to purify [...
epurates
15
12
EPURATE, to purify [...
epyllion
23
16
a shorter epic poem...
equaling
23
22
EQUAL, to make equal...
equalise
22
19
to make equal, also...
equality
29
21
the state of being e...
equalize
25
28
to make equal, also...
equalled
23
21
EQUAL, to make equal...
equating
22
21
EQUATE, to be regard...
equation
20
19
the act of making eq...
equative
23
22
in grammar, denoting...
equators
21
18
EQUATOR, an imaginar...
equinely
28
22
EQUINE, relating to...
equinias
21
19
EQUINIA, glanders, a...
equinity
28
21
equine nature [n EQU...
equipage
24
23
(French) attendance,...
equipped
26
25
EQUIP, to provide wi...
equipper
26
24
one who equips [n -S...
equiseta
21
18
EQUISETUM, (Latin) a...
equitant
21
19
of leaves, folded le...
equities
22
18
EQUITY, fairness or...
equivoke
24
26
an ambiguous term; a...
eradiate
12
9
to shoot out like a...
erasable
15
12
able to be erased [a...
erasions
12
9
ERASION, the act of...
erasures
13
9
ERASURE, the act of...
erathems
16
13
ERATHEM, the stratig...
erecters
16
11
ERECTER, one that er...
erectile
17
12
capable of being rai...
erecting
17
14
ERECT, to build or r...
erection
15
12
the act of erecting...
erective
18
15
tending to erect [ad...
erectors
16
11
ERECTOR, one that er...
eremital
15
12
of or like an eremit...
eremites
14
11
EREMITE, a hermit, e...
eremitic
18
14
of or pertaining to...
eremurus
15
13
a flower, the foxtai...
erepsins
15
12
EREPSIN, an enzyme o...
erethism
17
13
abnormal irritabilit...
erewhile
19
14
some time ago [adv]
ergastic
18
13
pertaining to byprod...
ergative
16
14
a certain grammatica...
ergatoid
14
11
a wingless but sexua...
ergogram
16
15
a record made by an...
ergotise
14
10
to affect with ergot...
ergotism
16
13
poisoning by eating...
ergotize
17
19
to affect with ergot...
erigeron
13
11
a plant of the genus...
eringoes
13
11
ERINGO, a plant of t...
erinites
13
9
ERINITE, a basic ars...
erinuses
13
10
ERINUS, any rock pla...
erionite
12
9
a mineral which occu...
eristics
18
11
ERISTIC, a disputant...
erlkings
17
16
ERLKING, (German) a...
ermelins
15
13
ERMELIN, (archaic) e...
erodable
15
13
that can be eroded,...
erodents
12
10
ERODENT, a caustic c...
erodible
16
13
that can be eroded,...
erodiums
15
13
ERODIUM, a plant of...
erogenic
16
14
producing erotic des...
erosible
16
12
that can be eroded,...
erosions
12
9
EROSION, the act of...
erotemas
13
11
EROTEMA, a rhetorica...
erotemes
13
11
EROTEME, a rhetorica...
eroteses
12
8
EROTESIS, a rhetoric...
erotesis
13
8
a rhetorical questio...
erotetic
16
11
interrogatory [adj]
erotical
17
12
of or pertaining to...
eroticas
16
11
EROTICA, (Latin) ero...
erotised
13
9
EROTISE, to give a s...
erotises
13
8
EROTISE, to give a s...
erotisms
15
11
EROTISM, sexual exci...
erotized
16
18
EROTIZE, to give a s...
erotizes
16
17
EROTIZE, to give a s...
errantly
20
12
ERRANT, wandering [a...
errantry
19
11
roaming around, look...
erratics
17
11
ERRATIC, a boulder c...
errhines
15
11
ERRHINE, an obsolete...
erringly
22
14
ERRING, mistaken [ad...
errorist
14
8
one holding a mistak...
ersatzes
16
17
ERSATZ, a substitute...
eructate
16
12
to belch out, also E...
eructing
18
15
ERUCT, to belch out,...
erudites
14
10
ERUDITE, a learned p...
erumpent
16
16
breaking or bursting...
erupting
17
15
ERUPT, to break out...
eruption
15
13
the action of a volc...
eruptive
18
16
breaking out or burs...
eryngium
22
17
a plant of the genus...
eryngoes
19
13
ERYNGO, a plant of t...
erythema
22
15
a redness of the ski...
erythron
21
13
a bodily organ consi...
escalade
16
13
(French) to scale th...
escalado
16
13
(French) the scaling...
escalate
16
12
to increase [v ESCAL...
escalier
17
12
(French) a staircase...
escallop
20
16
to bake in a scallop...
escalope
18
15
to cut in a scallop...
escalops
19
15
ESCALOP, to bake in...
escapade
17
15
a reckless adventure...
escapado
17
15
an escaped evildoer;...
escapees
17
14
ESCAPEE, a person wh...
escapers
18
14
ESCAPER, one that es...
escaping
19
17
ESCAPE, to free ones...
escapism
20
17
avoidance of reality...
escapist
19
14
one given to escapis...
escargot
17
13
(French) a snail as...
escarole
16
12
a wavy-leafed salad...
escarped
18
15
ESCARP, to cause to...
eschalot
19
14
(French) an onion wi...
escheats
18
13
ESCHEAT, to make an...
eschewal
22
17
the act of eschewing...
eschewed
21
17
ESCHEW, to avoid [v]
eschewer
21
16
one who eschews [n -...
escolars
17
12
ESCOLAR, an Atlantic...
escorted
16
12
ESCORT, to accompany...
escoting
17
14
ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
escotted
16
12
ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
escribed
19
15
ESCRIBE, to construc...
escribes
19
14
ESCRIBE, to construc...
escrolls
19
13
ESCROLL, a heraldic...
escrowed
19
15
ESCROW, to place a d...
escuages
17
14
ESCUAGE, a tax exact...
esculent
17
14
something that is ed...
eserines
12
9
ESERINE, an alkaloid...
esloined
13
11
ESLOIN, to remove to...
esloyned
19
13
ESLOYNE, to remove t...
esloynes
19
12
ESLOYNE, to remove t...
esnecies
15
12
ESNECY, the primary...
esophagi
18
15
ESOPHAGUS, that port...
esoteric
16
11
intended for or unde...
espalier
16
12
a lattice on which t...
espartos
15
11
ESPARTO, a tough, wi...
especial
19
15
special [adj ESPECIA...
espiegle
17
14
(French) roguish, fr...
espousal
16
13
a mutual promise of...
espoused
15
13
ESPOUSE, to make a m...
espouser
15
12
one who espouses [n...
espouses
15
12
ESPOUSE, to make a m...
espresso
15
11
a strong coffee, als...
espumoso
16
15
(Spanish) a sparklin...
esquired
22
19
ESQUIRE, to escort [...
esquires
22
18
ESQUIRE, to escort [...
esquisse
22
18
(French) the first s...
essayers
19
10
ESSAYER, one who ess...
essaying
20
13
ESSAY, to attempt [v...
essayish
22
12
like an essay [adj]
essayist
20
10
a writer of prose co...
essences
15
12
ESSENCE, a fundament...
essoined
12
10
ESSOIN, to give an e...
essoiner
12
9
one who submits an e...
essonite
12
9
cinnamon stone, a va...
essoynes
18
11
ESSOYNE, an excuse f...
estacade
15
12
(French) a dike of s...
estancia
15
12
a cattle ranch [n -S...
estating
14
11
ESTATE, to bestow la...
esteemed
13
12
ESTEEM, to have a hi...
esterase
12
8
any of a number of e...
esterify
22
13
to convert into an e...
estheses
15
10
ESTHESIS, the abilit...
esthesia
15
10
the ability to recei...
esthesis
16
10
the ability to recei...
esthetes
15
10
ESTHETE, a person wh...
esthetic
19
13
keenly appreciative...
estimate
14
11
to calculate [v ESTI...
estivate
15
12
to spend the summer...
estoiles
14
9
ESTOILE, (French) in...
estopped
17
15
ESTOP, to hinder or...
estoppel
18
15
a bar to alleging or...
estovers
15
12
ESTOVER, a common ri...
estrades
13
9
ESTRADE, a low platf...
estragon
13
11
a kind of herb, also...
estrange
13
11
to alienate [v ESTRA...
estrayed
19
11
ESTRAY, to stray [v]
estreats
13
8
ESTREAT, to extract...
estreped
15
12
ESTREPE, to create w...
estrepes
15
11
ESTREPE, to create w...
estridge
15
11
(obsolete) an ostric...
estriols
15
9
ESTRIOL, an estrogen...
estrogen
13
11
a female sex-hormone...
estrones
12
9
ESTRONE, an estrogen...
estruses
14
9
ESTRUS, the period o...
esurient
13
10
hungry, greedy [adj...
etacisms
18
14
ETACISM, the pronunc...
etaerios
12
8
ETAERIO, an aggregat...
etageres
13
10
ETAGERE, (French) a...
etalages
14
11
ETALAGE, (French) a...
etamines
13
12
ETAMINE, (French) a...
etatisme
14
11
extreme state contro...
etatisms
15
11
ETATISM, extreme sta...
etatiste
13
8
someone who advocate...
etcetera
15
11
additional items [n...
etchants
18
14
ETCHANT, an acid use...
etchings
20
16
ETCHING, an etched d...
eternals
13
10
ETERNAL, something l...
eternise
12
9
to make eternal, als...
eternity
19
11
duration without beg...
eternize
15
18
to make eternal, als...
etesians
12
9
ETESIAN, a NW wind t...
ethanals
15
12
ETHANAL, another nam...
ethanoic
17
14
as in ethanoic acid,...
ethanols
15
12
ETHANOL, ethyl alcoh...
ethanoyl
21
14
acetyl as a combinin...
ethephon
18
16
a synthetic plant gr...
ethercap
20
16
a spider, also ATTER...
ethereal
15
11
characterized by lig...
etherial
16
11
like a spirit, also...
etherify
24
15
to convert into ethe...
etherion
14
11
a very light gas onc...
etherise
15
10
to administer ether...
etherish
18
12
somewhat like ether...
etherism
17
13
addiction to ether [...
etherist
16
10
one who administers...
etherize
18
19
to administer ether...
ethicals
20
14
ETHICAL, a drug sold...
ethician
18
14
an expert upon ethic...
ethicise
19
13
to treat as an ethic...
ethicism
21
16
the tendency to mora...
ethicist
20
13
an expert upon ethic...
ethicize
22
22
to treat as an ethic...
ethinyls
23
14
ETHINYL, a univalent...
ethmoids
17
14
ETHMOID, a square bo...
ethnarch
20
16
the ruler of a peopl...
ethnical
19
15
concerning races or...
ethnonym
21
17
the name of an ethni...
ethnoses
14
11
ETHNOS, (Greek) a gr...
ethogram
17
15
a list of the behavi...
ethology
23
15
the study of animal...
ethonone
12
12
a toxic gas [n -S]
ethoxide
21
18
a type of saltlike c...
ethoxies
21
17
ETHOXY, a univalent...
ethoxyls
29
20
ETHOXYL, a univalent...
ethylate
22
13
to introduce the eth...
ethylene
21
14
an oil-forming gas,...
ethynyls
29
16
ETHYNYL, a univalent...
etiolate
13
9
to make pale by prev...
etiolins
14
10
ETIOLIN, a yellow pi...
etiology
21
13
the science of cause...
etouffee
16
15
(French) a Cajun ste...
etourdie
13
10
(French) foolish, th...
etranger
13
11
(French) a (male) fo...
etrennes
11
10
ETRENNE, (French) a...
ettercap
18
14
(Scots) a spider, al...
etypical
26
17
not conforming to a...
eucaines
15
13
EUCAINE, an anaesthe...
eucalypt
26
18
a large Australian t...
eucaryon
21
15
a type of cell nucle...
eucaryot
22
14
an organism whose ce...
eucharis
19
14
a plant of a genus o...
euchring
20
17
EUCHRE, to prevent f...
euclases
17
13
EUCLASE, a mineral,...
eucrites
17
12
EUCRITE, a gabbroiti...
eucritic
21
15
of or like eucrite,...
eucyclic
31
21
having the same numb...
eudaemon
12
14
(Greek) a benevolent...
eudaimon
13
14
(Greek) a benevolent...
eudemons
13
14
EUDEMON, (Greek) a b...
eugaries
14
11
EUGARIE, (Native Aus...
eugenias
13
12
EUGENIA, a genus of...
eugenics
17
15
the genetic improvem...
eugenism
15
15
advocacy of eugenics...
eugenist
14
12
a student of eugenic...
eugenols
14
13
EUGENOL, an aromatic...
euglenas
14
13
EUGLENA, a photosynt...
euglenid
15
14
a photosynthesizing,...
eukaryon
19
16
a type of cell nucle...
eukaryot
20
15
an organism whose ce...
eulachan
18
16
(Native American) th...
eulachon
18
16
(Native American) th...
eulogiae
14
12
EULOGIA, (Latin) a b...
eulogias
15
12
EULOGIA, (Latin) a b...
eulogies
15
12
EULOGY, a speech or...
eulogise
15
12
to extol, also EULOG...
eulogist
16
12
one who composes eul...
eulogium
17
16
a speech or writing...
eulogize
18
21
to extol, also EULOG...
eumerism
16
15
a biologic aggregati...
euonymin
19
16
an extract of the ba...
euonymus
20
16
a plant of the burni...
eupatrid
16
13
(Greek) a member of...
eupepsia
17
15
a good digestion, al...
eupeptic
21
18
relating to or havin...
euphenic
20
18
relating to the phys...
euphobia
19
17
a fear of good news...
euphonia
16
15
an agreeable sound,...
euphonic
20
18
pleasant sounding, a...
euphoria
17
14
elation, also EUPHOR...
euphoric
21
17
overjoyed [adj EUPHO...
euphotic
21
17
pertaining to the up...
euphrasy
24
16
eyebright, a plant o...
euphroes
17
14
EUPHROE, a wooden bl...
euphuise
18
15
to write in an affec...
euphuism
20
18
an affected literary...
euphuist
19
15
one given to euphuis...
euphuize
21
24
to write in an affec...
euploids
17
14
EUPLOID, a euploid a...
euploidy
23
16
the state of being a...
eupnoeas
13
13
EUPNOEA, normal brea...
eupnoeic
17
16
relating to eupnoea,...
eurobond
14
14
a bond issued in a e...
eurocrat
16
12
a senior member of t...
eurokies
14
13
EUROKY, organisms li...
eurokous
14
14
of an organism, able...
euroland
13
12
the area formed by t...
euronote
11
10
negotiable bearer no...
europium
17
16
a rare earth metalli...
europops
17
15
EUROPOP, a form of s...
eurozone
14
19
the area formed by t...
eurybath
24
16
an organism that can...
eurythmy
30
18
rhythmical movement...
eusocial
17
13
characterized by coo...
eustatic
17
12
of changes in world...
eusteles
14
10
EUSTELE, when a plan...
eustyles
21
12
EUSTYLE, a colonnade...
eutaxias
19
16
EUTAXIA, the propert...
eutaxies
19
16
EUTAXY, good order [...
eutaxite
19
16
a volcanic rock with...
eutectic
20
15
a mixture with a low...
eutexias
19
16
EUTEXIA, the propert...
euthymia
23
16
a pleasant state of...
eutrophy
24
16
healthy nutrition [n...
eutropic
19
15
having the property...
euxenite
18
17
a mineral, a niobate...
evacuant
17
17
a medicine that indu...
evacuate
17
16
to move from a place...
evacuees
17
16
EVACUEE, one who is...
evadable
17
17
able to be evaded [a...
evadible
18
17
that may be evaded,...
evaluate
15
14
to estimate the valu...
evanesce
16
16
to fade away or vani...
evangels
16
16
EVANGEL, good news;...
evangely
22
18
(obsolete) the Gospe...
evasible
18
16
capable of being eva...
evasions
14
13
EVASION, the act of...
evection
17
16
a lunar inequality,...
evenfall
18
18
the onset of evening...
evenings
15
16
EVENING, the latter...
evenness
13
14
the state of being e...
evensong
14
16
an evening prayer se...
eventers
14
13
EVENTER, a horse whi...
eventful
18
18
momentous [adj EVENT...
eventide
14
14
evening [n -S]
eventing
15
16
the act of taking pa...
eventive
16
17
denoting an event [a...
eventual
15
15
happening as a conse...
evermore
15
15
forever [adv]
evernets
14
13
EVERNET, a hypotheti...
eversion
14
13
the act of turning i...
everting
16
15
EVERT, to turn insid...
evertors
15
12
EVERTOR, a muscle th...
everyday
27
17
something appropriat...
everyman
21
18
the hero of an old m...
everymen
21
18
EVERYMAN, the hero o...
everyone
19
15
every person [pron]
everyway
30
19
all ways [adv]
evictees
18
15
EVICTEE, one who is...
evicting
20
18
EVICT, to dispossess...
eviction
18
16
the act of evicting...
evictors
19
15
EVICTOR, one who evi...
evidence
17
17
to make apparent or...
evidents
15
14
EVIDENT, that which...
evildoer
16
14
one who commits evil...
evillest
18
14
EVIL, morally bad [a...
evilness
16
14
the quality of being...
evincing
19
19
EVINCE, to show clea...
evincive
20
20
tending to evince [a...
evirated
15
13
EVIRATE, to castrate...
evirates
15
12
EVIRATE, to castrate...
evitable
18
16
avoidable [adj]
evitated
15
13
EVITATE, to avoid, a...
evitates
15
12
EVITATE, to avoid, a...
evocable
20
19
able to be evoked [a...
evocated
17
16
EVOCATE, to evoke [v...
evocates
17
15
EVOCATE, to evoke [v...
evocator
17
15
one who evokes, call...
evoluted
16
15
EVOLUTE, to develop...
evolutes
16
14
EVOLUTE, to develop...
evolvent
17
18
an involute curve [n...
evolvers
18
17
EVOLVER, one who evo...
evolving
19
20
EVOLVE, to develop [...
evonymus
22
19
a plant of the burni...
evulgate
17
16
to divulge; to publi...
evulsing
18
17
EVULSE, to pluck out...
evulsion
16
15
the act of pulling o...
exabytes
27
20
EXABYTE, a very larg...
exacters
22
18
EXACTER, one that ex...
exactest
22
18
EXACT, precise [adj]
exacting
23
21
EXACT, to demand [v]
exaction
21
19
the act of exacting...
exactors
22
18
EXACTOR, one that ex...
exahertz
24
26
one quintillion hert...
exalters
20
16
EXALTER, one who exa...
exalting
21
19
EXALT, to place in a...
examined
19
20
EXAMINE, to inspect...
examinee
18
19
one who is taking an...
examiner
19
19
one that examines [n...
examines
19
19
EXAMINE, to inspect...
examplar
23
22
an ideal model, also...
exampled
23
23
EXAMPLE, to illustra...
examples
23
22
EXAMPLE, to illustra...
exanthem
21
21
a skin eruption, esp...
exaptive
23
22
involving a function...
exarchal
25
21
relating to an exarc...
excambed
25
25
EXCAMB, (Scots) in S...
excavate
23
22
to dig out [v EXCAVA...
exceeded
21
20
EXCEED, to go beyond...
exceeder
21
19
one who exceeds [n -...
excelled
24
21
EXCEL, to surpass ot...
excepted
24
22
EXCEPT, to exclude,...
exceptor
24
21
one who excepts [n -...
excerpta
24
21
extracts [n]
excerpts
25
21
EXCERPT, to pick out...
excessed
22
19
EXCESS, to eliminate...
excesses
22
18
EXCESS, to eliminate...
exchange
24
23
to give and receive...
excheats
24
20
EXCHEAT, (Spenser) p...
exciding
24
22
EXCIDE, (archaic) to...
excimers
24
21
EXCIMER, a dimer abo...
exciples
26
22
EXCIPLE, a rim aroun...
excising
24
21
EXCISE, to cut off o...
excision
22
19
the act of excising...
excitant
22
19
a stimulant [n -S]
exciters
23
18
EXCITER, one that ex...
exciting
24
21
EXCITE, to arouse th...
excitons
22
19
EXCITON, a combinati...
excitors
23
18
EXCITOR, one that ex...
exclaims
25
22
EXCLAIM, to cry out...
exclaves
25
23
EXCLAVE, a portion o...
excluded
24
22
EXCLUDE, to shut out...
excludee
23
21
someone who is exclu...
excluder
24
21
one who excludes [n...
excludes
24
21
EXCLUDE, to shut out...
excretal
23
19
relating to excreta...
excreted
22
19
EXCRETE, to discharg...
excreter
22
18
one who excretes [n...
excretes
22
18
EXCRETE, to discharg...
excubant
24
23
on guard [adj]
excursed
23
20
EXCURSE, (archaic) t...
excurses
23
19
EXCURSE, (archaic) t...
excursus
24
20
a dissertation or di...
excusals
24
20
EXCUSAL, an acceptan...
excusers
23
19
EXCUSER, one who exc...
excusing
24
22
EXCUSE, to free from...
excusive
25
23
pertaining to an exc...
execrate
21
18
to declare to be evi...
executed
22
20
EXECUTE, to perform...
executer
22
19
one who executes, al...
executes
22
19
EXECUTE, to perform...
executor
22
19
one who executes, al...
executry
29
21
in Scots law, movabl...
exeeming
20
21
EXEEM, to release or...
exegeses
19
17
EXEGESIS, a critical...
exegesis
20
17
a critical interpret...
exegetes
19
17
EXEGETE, one versed...
exegetic
23
20
pertaining to exeges...
exemplar
23
22
an ideal model, also...
exemples
23
22
EXEMPLE, (French) an...
exemplum
25
26
(Latin) a short stor...
exempted
22
22
EXEMPT, to free from...
exequial
28
26
of or pertaining to...
exequies
27
25
EXEQUY, a funeral pr...
exercise
22
18
to perform a set dri...
exergies
20
17
EXERGY, a measure of...
exergual
21
19
relating to the exer...
exergues
20
18
EXERGUE, (French) a...
exerting
20
18
EXERT, to make an ef...
exertion
18
16
the act of exerting...
exertive
21
19
having power or a te...
exfilled
24
21
EXFIL, to remove (da...
exhalant
21
19
a vessel that emits...
exhalent
21
19
a vessel that emits...
exhaling
23
21
EXHALE, to breathe o...
exhausts
22
18
EXHAUST, to use the...
exhedrae
20
18
EXHEDRA, (Latin) a s...
exhibits
25
20
EXHIBIT, to display...
exhorted
21
18
EXHORT, to admonish...
exhorter
21
17
one who exhorts or i...
exhumate
22
21
to dig out from the...
exhumers
23
21
EXHUMER, someone who...
exhuming
24
24
EXHUME, to dig out f...
exigeant
19
18
exacting [adj]
exigence
22
21
urgency, also EXIGEN...
exigency
29
23
urgency, also EXIGEN...
exigents
20
18
EXIGENT, extremity,...
exigible
24
21
liable to be demande...
exiguity
28
20
meagreness [n EXIGUI...
exiguous
21
19
scanty in amount, me...
exilable
23
20
able to be exiled [a...
eximious
21
19
(archaic) choice, ex...
existent
19
16
something that exist...
existing
21
18
EXIST, to have actua...
exitance
21
19
a measure of radiati...
exitless
21
16
without a way out [a...
exocarps
24
21
EXOCARP, the outer p...
exocrine
21
19
a gland that secrete...
exocytic
32
23
outside biological c...
exoderms
20
19
EXODERM, the externa...
exodists
20
16
EXODIST, a person wh...
exoduses
19
17
EXODUS, a departure...
exoergic
23
20
releasing energy [ad...
exogamic
24
23
relating to exogamy,...
exogenic
22
21
formed or occurring...
exomions
19
19
EXOMION, a Roman sle...
exomises
20
18
EXOMIS, a Roman slee...
exonumia
19
20
objects that resembl...
exophagy
30
24
a cannibal custom of...
exoplasm
23
22
the outer transparen...
exorable
21
19
persuadable [adj]
exorcise
22
18
to free of an evil s...
exorcism
24
21
the act or exorcisin...
exorcist
23
18
one who practices ex...
exorcize
25
27
to free of an evil s...
exordial
20
17
pertaining to the ex...
exordium
21
20
a beginning [n EXORD...
exosmose
19
18
osmosis outwards, i....
exospore
20
18
the outer covering o...
exoteric
22
18
intelligible to the...
exotisms
21
18
EXOTISM, something e...
exotoxic
28
25
relating to an exoto...
exotoxin
24
23
a secreted toxin [n...
expanded
20
21
EXPAND, to increase...
expander
20
20
a type of transducer...
expandor
20
20
a type of transducer...
expanses
20
19
EXPANSE, a wide area...
expected
24
22
EXPECT, to anticipat...
expecter
24
21
someone who expects...
expedite
21
19
expeditious [adj EXP...
expelled
23
21
EXPEL, to force out...
expellee
22
20
someone who has been...
expeller
23
20
one who expels [n -S...
expended
20
21
EXPEND, to consume i...
expender
20
20
one who expends [n -...
expensed
20
20
EXPENSE, to charge w...
expenses
20
19
EXPENSE, to charge w...
experted
21
19
EXPERT, (Spenser) to...
expertly
29
21
EXPERT, skilled [adv...
expiable
24
22
capable of being exp...
expiated
21
19
EXPIATE, to make com...
expiates
21
18
EXPIATE, to make com...
expiator
21
18
one who makes expiat...
expirant
21
19
someone expiring [n...
expirers
22
18
EXPIRER, one who exp...
expiries
22
18
EXPIRY, expiration;...
expiring
23
21
EXPIRE, to come to a...
explains
22
20
EXPLAIN, to make cle...
explants
22
20
EXPLANT, to transfer...
explicit
27
22
distinctly stated [a...
exploded
22
21
EXPLODE, to blow up...
exploder
22
20
one that explodes [n...
explodes
22
20
EXPLODE, to blow up...
exploits
23
19
EXPLOIT, to take adv...
explored
22
20
EXPLORE, to examine...
explorer
22
19
one who explores [n...
explores
22
19
EXPLORE, to examine...
exponent
19
20
one who practises a...
exported
21
19
EXPORT, to send good...
exporter
21
18
one who exports [n -...
exposals
22
19
EXPOSAL, exposure [n...
exposers
21
18
EXPOSER, one who exp...
exposing
22
21
EXPOSE, to lay open...
exposits
22
18
EXPOSIT, to expound...
exposome
21
21
a collection of envi...
exposure
21
19
the act of exposing...
expounds
21
21
EXPOUND, to explain...
expresso
21
18
a strong coffee, als...
expugned
22
23
EXPUGN, to take by s...
expulsed
23
21
EXPULSE, (obsolete)...
expulses
23
20
EXPULSE, (obsolete)...
expuncts
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EXPUNCT, (archaic) t...
expunged
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EXPUNGE, to delete [...
expunger
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one who expunges [n...
expunges
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EXPUNGE, to delete [...
expurged
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EXPURGE, to purge aw...
expurges
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exscinds
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exsecant
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exsected
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exserted
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extasies
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extended
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extender
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a substance added to...
extenses
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extensor
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a muscle that extend...
exterior
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outside [adj EXTERIO...
external
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on the outside [adj...
externat
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(French) a day-schoo...
externes
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EXTERNE, an officer...
extincts
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EXTINCT, to extingui...
extirped
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EXTIRP, to root out...
extolled
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EXTOLL, to praise hi...
extoller
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one who extols [n -S...
extorted
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EXTORT, to obtain so...
extorter
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one who extorts [n -...
extracts
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EXTRACT, to draw out...
extrados
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the outer curve of a...
extraits
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EXTRAIT, (French) an...
extranet
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a type of network li...
extreats
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EXTREAT [n]
extremal
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a clause which limit...
extremer
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extremes
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extremum
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extrorse
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facing outwards [adj...
extruded
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EXTRUDE, to force or...
extruder
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something or someone...
extrudes
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EXTRUDE, to force or...
extubate
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to remove a tube fro...
exudates
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EXUDATE, an exuded s...
exulling
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EXUL, (Spenser) to e...
exultant
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exulting [adj EXULTA...
exulting
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EXULT, to rejoice gr...
exurbias
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EXURBIA, exurbs coll...
exuviate
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to cast off or shed...
eyeballs
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EYEBALL, to look clo...
eyebanks
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EYEBANK, a bank of c...
eyebaths
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EYEBATH, a small ves...
eyebeams
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EYEBEAM, a glance [n...
eyeblack
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a dark pigment appli...
eyeblink
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a very small amount...
eyebolts
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EYEBOLT, a bolt with...
eyebrows
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EYEBROW, to provide...
eyedness
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the preference for t...
eyedrops
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medicated solution f...
eyefolds
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EYEFOLD, a fold of s...
eyeglass
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a lens used to aid v...
eyeholes
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EYEHOLE, a circular...
eyehooks
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EYEHOOK, a hook or r...
eyeleted
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EYELET, to make a sm...
eyelevel
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at the same height a...
eyeliads
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eyelifts
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EYELIFT, cosmetic su...
eyeliner
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makeup for the eyes...
eyepatch
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a patch worn to prot...
eyepiece
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the lens nearest the...
eyepoint
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the point at which t...
eyeshade
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a visor for shading...
eyeshine
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a reflection from th...
eyeshots
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EYESHOT, the range o...
eyesight
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the ability to see [...
eyesores
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EYESORE, something u...
eyespots
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EYESPOT, a spot like...
eyestalk
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a stalklike structur...
eyestone
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a small, lenticular,...
eyeteeth
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EYETOOTH, one of the...
eyetooth
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one of the canine te...
eyewater
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a wash or lotion for...
eyewears
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EYEWEAR, corrective...
eyewinks
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EYEWINK, (Shakespear...
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