Fate, får, fåll, fåt—mẻ, mét—plne, pỉn-nỏ, mộve, Echo, ek'ko v. a. to send back a voice Edile, e'dile s. the title of a magistrate in Eclaircissement, ĉk-klare'siz-mênt s. ex- old Rome [republication, with revisal planation, the act of clearing up an af-Edition, è-dish'un s. publication of a book ; fair Editor, ed è-tur s. publisher, he that revises Eclat, klaw's. splendour, show, lustre or prepares any work for publication Eclectick, êk-lêk'tik a. selecting, choosing Educate, ed ju-kate . a. to bring up at will Education, ed-ju-ká'shún s. formation of manners in youth Eclipse, è-klips' s. an obscuration of the luminaries of heaven; darkness, obscu- Educe, è-duse v. a. to bring out, to extract ration [ry; to obscure; to disgrace Eduction, d-důk'shin s. the act of bringing Eclipse, è-klips v.a. to darken a luminaany thing into view Ecliptick, e-klip'tik s. a great circle of the Edulcorate, è-dal'ko-råter. a. to sweeten sphere Edulcoration, e-důl kò̟-rå'shůn s. the act of sweetening [lurks in mud regu-Eel, eel s. a serpentine slimy fish, that E'en één ad. contracted from Even Eclogue, êk'lög s. a pastoral poem [lation away Economical, êk-ko-nom'è-kål a. pertain-Effable, ef få-bla. expressive, utterable ing to the regulation of a household; Efface, êf-fase' u. a. to destroy, to wear frugal Ecstasy, eks'ta-s s. excessive joy, rapture Effect, effekt s. that which is produced by Ecstasied, eks'ta-sid a. enraptured an operating cause; consequence Effect, effekt. a. to bring to pass; to & chieve [produce effects; operative Effective, effektiv a. having the power to Ecstatical, eks-tat-ka. raptured, ele Ecstatick, eks-tât'ik vated to ecstacy [ousness real operation Edacious, è-da'shus a. voracious, ravenous, Effectively, ef-fék'tiv-lead. powerfully,with greedy Edacity, è-dâs'è-tè s. voraciousness, raven-Effectless, &f-fêkt'lès a. without effect Edder, éd'dår s. such wood as is commonly Effectual, êf-fêk'tshù-ål a. productive of efput upon the top of fences fects, powerful Eddy, ed'de s. the water that, by some re-Effectually.ef-fêk'tshu-ål-lè ad.efficaciously percussion, or opposite wind, runs con-Effectuate, ef-fèk'tshu-åte v. a. to bring to trary to the main stream [manly delicacy Edge, êdje s. the thin or cutting part of a Effeminacy, êf-fêm'è-nâ-sè s. softness; unblade; a narrow part rising from a Effeminate, èf-fèm'è-nåte a. womanish, vobroader; keenness, acrimony luptuous [manish, to unman Edge, êdje v. a. to sharpen; to furnish with Effeminate, ¿f-fêm'è-nate v. a. to make woan edge; to border; to exasperate Effeminate, ef-fêm'è-nåte v. n. to soften, to Edged, ĉajd, or d'jed part. a. sharp, not blunt [cut Edging, ed'jing s. a narrow lace pass melt into weakness [by intestine motion Effervesce, ef-fer-ves' v. n. to generate heat Effervescence, ef-fer-ves'sense s. the act of growing hot, production of heat by in testine motion Efficacious, êf-fè-ká'shús a. powerful to produce the consequences intended Efficaciously, ef-fè-ka'shus-lè ad.effectually Edict, e'dikt s. a proclamation of command Efficacy, éffè-kâ-sè s. production of the or prohibition [in holiness; instruction consequence intended Edification, ed-e-fe-ka'shûn s. improvement Efficience, ef-fish'yênse Edifice, d'e-fls s. a building [teach Efficiency, êf-fish'yên-sè Edify, éd'è-fi v. a. to build; to instruct, to ducing effects, agency s. the act of pro 1 S. 4 når, nôt-tube, tủb, båll—dil—påånd—thin, тHis. Efficient, ef-fish'yent s. the cause which Ejaculate, è-jåk'u-låte v. a. to throw; to makes effects; the effector shoot out [darted out occasionally Efficient, ef-fish'yênt a. causing effects Ejaculation,è-jak-u-là'shûn s.a short prayer Effigies,éf-fld'jes resemblance, image in Ejaculatory, è-ják'ù-la-tur-è a. sudden, Effigy,ef'fè-je painting or sculpture Eject, è-jekt v. a. to throw out [hasty Efflorescence, éf-flo-rês'sense s. proEjection, e-jêk'shûn s. an expulsion Efflorescency, éf-flò-rês sén-sè Ejectment, e-jekt'ment s. a legal writ by duction of flowers which any inhabitant of a house, or tenant of an estate, is commanded to depart Efflorescent, ef-flò-rès'sent a. shooting out in forms of flowers Effluence, ¿f'flù-ense s. that which issues Eight, ayta, twice four; a word of number from some other principle Eighth, aytth a. next in order to the seventh Effluvia, ef-flù've-â the plural of effluvium Eighteen, dy'teen a. twice nine Effluvium, ¿f-flu ́vè-ům s. those small par-Eighteenth, ay'teenth a. the next in order to ticles which are continually flying off the seventeenth, [or quantity from bodies Eightfold,ayt'fold a.eight times the number Efflux, ef'flüks s. effusion; emanation Eighthly, ay tth'le ad. in the eighth place Efluxion, êf-flâk'shun s. the act of flowing Eightieth, dy'tè-êth a. the next in order to Lour the seventy-ninth, eighth tenth Effort, efforts, struggle, laborious endeav-Eightscore, ayt'skore a. eight times twenty Effossion, ef-fosh'un s. act of digging up Eighty, ay'tè a. eight times ten Effrontery, ef-från'têr-è s. impudence Eisel, é'sil s. vinegar, verjuice Effulgence, ef-ful'jênses. lustre, brightness Effulgent, ef-fùl'jent a. shining, bright, luminous out Effuse, ef-fuze' v. a. to pour out Effusive, ef-fu'siv a. pouring out, dispersing Either, è'THår pron, distrib. whichsoever of Ejulation, ed-ju-là'shûns. lamentation of Eke, èke v. a. to increase, to supply [labour Egg, gs. that which is laid by feathered diligence animals, from which their young is pro-Elaborately, è-lab'o-rate-lè ad. laboriously duced; the spawn or sperm of creatures; Elance, è-lânse' v. a. to throw out, to dart any thing fashioned in the shape of an egg Elapse, è-lapse' v. n. to pass away Egg, eg v. a. to incite ; to instigate Elastick, è-lås'tik a. having the power of Eglantine, ég'lân-tin s. a species of rose; returning to the form from which it is [of one's self distorted Egotism, Egotist, ego-tists. one that is always talk ing of himself Egotise, è'go-tize v. n. to talk much of one's Elate, è-late' a. flushed with success Egregious, e-grè jè-us a. eminent, remarka- Elate, è-late' v. a. to puff up; to exalt able; remarkably vicious [shamefully Elation,è-la'shun s. haughtiness proceeding Egregiously, e-grè jè-as-lè ad. eminently; Egress, è'gres s. the act of goEgression, e-grèsh'un ing out Egret, è'grêt s. a fowl of the heron kind sweet-tizm s. too frequent mention Elasticity, è-lås-tis'è-tè s. force in bodies, by which they endeavour to restore [self themselves from success Elbow, el'bo s. the next joint of the arm be- Fate, får, fåll, fât-me, mêt-pine, pin-nò, môve, Elbow, el'bỏ v. n. to jut out in angles ments Elder, el'dar a. surpassing another in years Elemental, el-è-mên'tâl a. produced by eleElder, el'dar s. the name of a tree [ed Elders, él darz s. persons whose age gives Elementary,êl-é-mên'târ-è a. uncompoundthem reverence; among the Jews,rulers Elephant, ́él'è-fânt s. the largest of all of the people; among Presbyterians,lay-quadrupeds [the elephant men introduced into the kirk polity Elephantine, l-e-fan'tin a. partaining to Elderly, él'důr-le a. no longer young Elevate, él'è-vate e. a. to exalt Eldest,él'dest a.the oldest [ed also Starwort Elevate, èl'è-våte part. a. exalted, raised Elecampane,êl-è-kâm-påne's.a plant nam- aloft [aloft; exaltation Elect, è-lêkt' v. u. to choose, to select as an Elevation, êl-è-và'shån s. the act of raising object of favour Elevator, l'è-và-tår s. a raiser or liftur up Elect, è-lêkt' a. chosen, taken by prefer-Eleven, é-lèv'vn a. ten and one [the tenth ence from among others Eleventh, e-lev'vnth a. the next in order to Electary, è-lêk'ta-rè s. a form of medicine Elf, elf s. a wandering spirit, a devil made of conserves and powders, of the Elflock, elf lok s. nots of hair twisted by consistence of honey Elicit, é-lis'sit v. a. to strike out [elves Election, è-lêk'shun s. the act of choosing, Elicit, è-lis'sit a. brought into action the power of choice; voluntary prefer- Elicitation, e-lis-se-ta shum s. a deducing ence [cern in parliamentary elections the power of the will into act Electioneering, è-lëk-shûn-èèr'îng s. con- Elide, e-llde' r. a. to break in pieces Elective, è-lek'tiv a. exerting the power of Eligibility, êl-é-jé-bil ́è-tè s. worthiness to choice [to choose or elect be chosen a. Elector, è-lêk'tår s. one who has a right Eligible, êl'è-jè-bl a. fit to be chosentte Electoral, è lêk'to-rál a. having the dignity Elision, è-lizh'un s, the act of cutting off; of an elector [an elector division Electorate, è lêk'to-råte s. the territory of Elixation, el-ik-så'shůn s. the act of boiling Electre, è-lek'tår s. a mixed metal Elixir, -lik'sur s. a medicine made by Electrical,e-lek'trẻ-kal) attractive with strong infusion; the quintessence of any Electrick, è-lêk'trik out magnetism thing; any cordiał [stag kind Electricity, e-lêk-tris'è-tè s. a property in Elk, cik s. a large stately animal of the bodies, whereby, when rubbed, they Ell, el s. a measure containing a yard and draw substances, and emit fire a quarter Electuary, è-lêk'tshu-a-re s. See Electary Ellipsis, el-Hip'sis s. a figure of rhetorick, Eleemosynary, l-¿-môz'è-når-è a. living by which something is left out; in geupon alms ometry, an oval figure generated froin Elegance, l'è-ganse the section of a cone Elegancy, el'è-gan-se Elliptical, el-llp'te-kål grandeur Elliptick, el-lip'tik s. beauty without a having the form of an ellipsis Elegant, l'è-gant a. pleasing with minu-Elm, êim s. the name of a tree ent principle of any thing; the proper Elocution, êl-d-ku'shån s. the power of flu- når, nôt—tůbe, tảb, båll—¿il—pôând--thin, This. Eloquence, ¿l'o-kwense s. the power of Embarkation, êm-bår-ká'shủn s, the act of speaking with fluency and elegance Eloquent, l'ò-kwent a. having the power of oratory Else, dise pron. other, one besides putting or going on shipboard Embargo, êm-bargo s. a prohibition to pass, a stop put to trade Embark, m-bark' v. a. to put on shipboard, Else, else ad. otherwise; besides, except to engage another in any affair Elsewhere, else'hware ad. in any other Embark, em-bårk' v. n. to go on shipboard; place [clear to engage in any affair [entangle Elucidate, è-lu'sè-date r. a. to explain, to Embarrass, êm-bár'rás v. a. to perplex, to Elucidation, è-lú-sè-da'shun s. explanation, Embarrassinent, êm-bar'räs-ment s. perexposition [positor, commentator plexity, entanglement Elucidator, e-lú'sè-da-tår s. explainer, ex- Embase, êm-base' r. a. to vitiate, to degrade Elude, é-lude' v. a. to avoid by artifice Embascinent, ém-base'mênt s. depravation Eludible, é-lú'de-bl a. possible to be eluded Embassador, êm-bâs'sâ-důr s. one sent on Elumbated, è-lâm bà-ted a. weakened in a publick message the loins [examination, an artifice Embassadress, Em-bás'så-drẻs s. a woman Elusion, élu'zhån s. escape from inquiry or sent on a publick message Elusive, è-lu'siv a. using arts to escape Elusory, è-lu'sur-è a. tending to elude Elute, è-life' v. a. to wash of Embassage,em'bas-sajes. a publick mnes- sage; any solemn message [of battle Elutriate, è-lu'trè-åte v. a. to decant, to Embattle, em-bât'tl v. a. to range in order [ful Embay, em-bà' v. a. to bathe; to enclose in a bay strain out [beautify Elysian, è-lizh'e-ân a. exceedingly delight- Emaciate, é-ma'shè-ate v. n. to lose flesh Embers, êm'bårz s. hot cinders Embezzle, êm-bêz'zl v. a. to appropriate Emanative, m'ân-à-tîv a. issuing from another [from servitude Emancipate, e-mân'sè-påte v. a. to set free Emancipation, e-mân-se-på'shůn s. the act Emblazon, em-blå'zn v. a. to adorn with figof setting free, deliverance from slavery ures of heraldry; to deck in glaring Emasculate, é-más ku-låte v. a. to castrate colours [tion, an allusive picture Emasculation,e-más-ků-lå'shan s.castration Emblem, êm'blêm s. an occult representa Embale, êm-bale' . a. to make up into a Emblematical, êm-ble-mât ́è-kâ?? Emblematick, em-ble-matik-ka bundle; to enclose Embalm,ém-bam' r. a. to impregnate a body prising an emblem, allusive with aromaticks, that it may resist putre-Emblematically, êm-ble-mât'è-kal-è ad. in faction the manner of einblems, allusively a. com cover the arms Fate, far, fall, fất—mẻ, mét...pine, pin—nó, môve, Emboss, êm-bos' . a. to form with protu-(Emetick, è-met'ik s. a vomit berances; to engrave with relief, or ris- Emication, êm-è-ka'shûn s. sparkling ing work; to enclose, to include, to Emigrant, êm'è-grânts. one that emigrates Emigrate, êm'gråte v. n. to remove from Embossment, ém-bôs'ment s. any thing one place to another [bitation standing out from the rest; relief, rising Emigration, êm-e-grà'shan s. change of hawork [entrails Eminence,êm'è-nense s.loftiness,height; Einbowel, êm-bou'êl v. a. to deprive of the Eminency,êm'è-nen-se Embrace, &m-brase' v. a. to hold fondly in summit, highest part, distinction; a title [brace Eminent, êm'è-nent a. high,lofty, conspicu Embrace, em-bråse' v. n. to join in an em- ous, remarkable Tin a high degree Embrace, êm-bråse' s. clasp, fond pressure Eminently, êm'è-nêrt-lè ad. conspicuously in the arms Emissary, êm is-sâr-rè s. a secret agent Embracement, êm-bràse'mênt s. clasp in Emission, è-mish'un s. the act of sending the arms,enclosure,conjugal endearment out, vent Embrasure, êm-bra-zure' s. an aperture Emit, è-mit' v. a. to let fly, to dart in the wall, battlement Emmet, em'mit s. an ant, a pismire an Embrocate, em'bro-kåte v. a. to rub any Emmew, êm-mu' v. a. to mew, or coop up part diseased with medicinal liquors Emollient,e-mol'yênta. softening, suppling Embrocation, êm-brò-ka'shun s. the lotion Emollition,êm-môl-lish'ån s. the act of softwith which any diseased part is washed ening Embroider, êm-broè'dar v. a. to decorate Einolument, emal'u-ments. profit, advan with figured works Emotion,è-mo'shůns, disturbance of mind, vehemence of passionence with a pale; Embroiderer, m-bròè'dûr-år s. one that [tage to enclose; to put to death by spitting Embroil, êm-broil' v. a. to disturb; to dis-on a stake fixed upright tract Embryo, êm'bre-d dule Empannel, êm-pân'nel s. the writing or enEmbryon, em'bre-3n s.the offspring yet tering the names of a jury into a sche[serve on a jury unfinished in the womb; any thing un-Empannel, êm pân'nel v. a. to summon to finished. [dation, corrigible Empassion, êm-påsh'un v. a. to move with Emendable,è-mnên'da bla.capable of emen- passion, to affect strongly Emendation, êm-ên-da'shån s. correction, alteration of any thing from worse to better Emerald,em'e-ralds.a green precious stone Emerge, e-merje v. n. to rise out of any thing in which it is covered Emergence, e-mer'jênse Emperor, êm'per-ar s. a monarch of title Emergency, e-mer jen-ses. the act of ris-Emphatick, êm-fât'ik strong, striking } a. forcible, [forcibly ing into view; any sudden occasion,pres-Emphatically, êm-fât'è-kâl-lè ad. strongly sing necessity Emergent, e-mer'jênt a. rising into view or a Empire, êm'pire s. imperial power; the re- periments, practised only by rote Empiricism, êm-pir'è-sizm s. dependence on experience without knowledge,quack. ery |