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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
Economy, è-kon'o-me s. frugality
Economick, ek-ko-nomik

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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
Edgeless, edje les a. blunt
Edgetool, êdje'tôôl s. a tool made sharp to
Edgewise, edje'wize ad. with the edge put
into any particular direction
Edible, éd'e-bla. fit to be eaten

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

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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
Effusion, ef-fù'zhân s. the act of pouring
out; the thing poured out

Effusive, ef-fu'siv a. pouring out, dispersing
Eft, eft s. a newt, an evet

Either, è'THår pron, distrib. whichsoever of
the two, whether one or the other
Either, è'THur conj. a distributive conjunc
tion, answered by Or: either the one or
the other

Ejulation, ed-ju-là'shûns. lamentation of
Eke, èke ad, also, likewise, beside

Eke, èke v. a. to increase, to supply [labour
Egestion, e-jes'tshun s. the act of throwing Elaborate,è-lâb'd-rate v. a. to produce with
out the digested food
Elaborate,è-láb'd-rate a finished with great

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-
low the shoulder; any flexure or angle
Elbow, l'bỏ v. a. to push with the elbow;
to drive to a distance
Sige

Fate, får, fåll, fât-me, mêt-pine, pin-nò, môve,
habitation or sphere of any thing; the
first rudiments of literature or science

Elbow, el'bỏ v. n. to jut out in angles
Eld, eld s. old age, old people

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

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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

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having the form of an ellipsis

Elegant, l'è-gant a. pleasing with minu-Elm, êim s. the name of a tree
ter beauties; nice, not coarse
Elegantly, él'é-gânt-lè ad. in such a man-
ner as to please without elevation
Elegiack, el-é-jl'åk a. used in elegies;
mournful, sorrowful
Elegist, l'é-jlst s, a writer of elegies
Elegy, él'è-je s. a mournful song
Element, élé-ment s. the first or constitu

ent principle of any thing; the proper

Elocution, êl-d-ku'shån s. the power of flu-
ent speech; eloquence, flow of language
Elogy, êl'ò-je s. praise, panegyrick
Elongate, è-long gate v. a. to lengthen is
Elongation, el-ông-ga'shun s. the act of
lengthening; the state of being stretched
Elope, é-lope v. n. to run away, to break
loose, to escape
[just restraint
Elopement, é-lópe'ment è. departure from

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-
Embassy, em'bås-sè

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-
Elysium, è-lizh'è-um s. the place assigned Embellish, êm-bel'lish v. a. to adorn, fo
by the heathens to happy souls
Embellishinent, êm-bel'lish-ment s. orna-
Emaciate, è-ma'she-ate v. a.. to waste, to ment, decoration
deprive of flesh

Emaciate, é-ma'shè-ate v. n. to lose flesh
Emaciation, e-ma-she-a'shun s. the act of
making lean; the state of one grown lean
Emaculation, é-mák-u-là'shûn s. the act of
freeing any thing from spots or foulness
Emanant, êm'â-nânt a. issuing from some-
thing else
[from something else
Emanate, êm'a-nate v. n. to issue or flow
Emanation, êm-ma-na'shůn s. the act of is-
suing or proceeding from any other sub-
stance; that which issues

Embers, êm'bårz s. hot cinders
Ember-week, em'bår-wèèk 8. a week in
which an ember-day falls. The ember
days at the four seasons are the Wednes-
day, Friday, and Saturday, after the
first Sunday in Lent, the feast of Pen-
tecost, September fourteenth, December
thirteenth

Embezzle, êm-bêz'zl v. a. to appropriate
by breach of trust; to waste
Embezzlement, êm-béz'zl-mênt's. the act
of appropriating to himself that which
is received in trust for another
Emblaze, &m-blaze' v. a. to blazon, to paint
with ensigns armorial

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

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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
adorns with needle-work [needle work Empale, em-påle' v. a. to fence
Embroidery, m-brôè'důr-è s. variegated

[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
and dignity superiour to a kingitud
Emphasis, em'få-sis s. a remarkable stress
laid upon a word or sentence
Emphatical, êm-fât'ik-ál

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
notice; sudden, unexpected, casual
Emerited, e-merit-êd a. allowed to have
done sufficient publick service
Emersion, é-mer'shån s. the time when
star having been obscured by its too
near approach to the sun, appears again
Emery, em'êr-ès, an iron ore

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Empire, êm'pire s. imperial power; the re-
gion over which dominion is extended
Empirick, êm'pè-rik s. a quack
Empirical, êm-pir'è-kál) a. versed in ex-
Empirick, êm-pir'ik

periments, practised only by rote Empiricism, êm-pir'è-sizm s. dependence on experience without knowledge,quack.

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