9 letter words that start with E

9 letter words that start with E

9 letter E word

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