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Duniya me 11% people left hander's hai

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English language me sab se zyada use hone wala letter
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  1. Word Definition
  2. eagre sudden rise of tide in a river
  3. earing line for fastening corner of a sail to the gaff or yard
  4. earwig a small insect; to bias; to pester with demands; to eavesdrop
  5. easement rights held over another's land
  6. eau-de-nil pale green colour
  7. ebberman one who fishes under bridges
  8. ebeneous like or resembling ebony
  9. éboulement falling in of wall of a fort; landslide
  10. ebriection mental breakdown from too much drinking
  11. ébrillade jerking of horse's rein when it does not turn
  12. ebrious tending towards excessive drinking
  13. ebullioscope instrument for measuring boiling point of liquids
  14. ebullition boiling over; agitation; outbreak
  15. eburnean of or like ivory; ivory-coloured
  16. ecardinate without hinges
  17. ecarlate fine woollen cloth, usually dyed scarlet
  18. ecaudate tailless
  19. ecbatic grammatical construction indicating result without intention
  20. ecbole digression
  21. ecbolic assisting childbirth; aiding abortion
  22. eccaleobion incubator
  23. ecchymosis black-and-blue spot
  24. ecclesiarchy government by clerics or ecclesiastical authorities
  25. ecclesiastry affairs of the church
  26. ecclesiography treatise or writing on the church
  27. ecclesiolatry excessive devotion to church tradition and form
  28. ecclesiology study of church affairs
  29. eccoprotic laxative; mildly cathartic; purgative
  30. eccrinology study of excretion
  31. ecdemic not endemic; of foreign origin
  32. ecdemomania abnormal compulsion for wandering
  33. ecdysiast striptease performer
  34. ecesis the establishment of a plant or animal in a new habitat
  35. echard water in the soil not available to plants
  36. echidna Australian toothless spined monotreme resembling a hedgehog
  37. echinate like a hedgehog; prickly
  38. echinuliform resembling small spines
  39. echoism the formation of imitative words
  40. echolalia echo-like repetition of another's words
  41. echopraxia echo-like repetition of another's actions
  42. eclaircise to clear up
  43. éclaircissement clarification; enlightenment
  44. eclat to make notorious
  45. éclat publicity; dazzling effect; brilliance; applause
  46. eclegme ancient syrupy medicine that is licked off a spoon
  47. eclipsareon astronomical toy used to show phenomena of solar and lunar eclipses
  48. eclipsis omission of sounds or words in speech
  49. ecliptic imaginary circle which the sun follows from Earth perspective
  50. eclogue pastoral or rustic poem
  51. eclosion emergence, as from a larva or egg, or of an era or movement
  52. ecmnesia loss of memory of the events of a specific period
  53. ecocide destruction of the environment
  54. economacy position of controller of ecclesiastical affairs
  55. ecophene range of phenotypes produced by a genotype in a given environment
  56. ecophobia fear of home
  57. écorché a human figure portrayed stripped of the skin
  58. ecphasis explicit declaration or interpretation
  59. ecphonesis rhetorical exclamation
  60. ecphrasis plain interpretation of a thing
  61. écrevisse freshwater lobster
  62. ecru off-white
  63. ecthlipsis omitting one or more sounds in pronouncing a word
  64. ectobatic carrying or leading towards the outside
  65. ectogenesis variation in response to outside conditions
  66. ectopia displacement of internal organs in the body
  67. ectype reproduction or copy
  68. ectypography etching in relief
  69. écuelle two-handled soup or porridge bowl
  70. ecydisis shedding or moulting of the skin
  71. edacious voracious; gluttonous; pertaining to eating
  72. edapha organisms living in soil
  73. edaphic of, like or pertaining to the soil
  74. edaphology study of soils
  75. edentate toothless; without teeth; pertaining to anteaters and sloths
  76. edh letter in Old English representing voiced 'th' sound
  77. edulcorate to sweeten; to rid of soluble particles by washing
  78. eellogofusciouhipoppokunurious good
  79. effable capable of being expressed
  80. efferent carrying outward or away
  81. effete weak or worn-out; degenerate
  82. effigurate having a definite shape
  83. effleurage stroking movement in massage
  84. effluvium invisible emanation; offensive exhalation or smell
  85. effodient burrowing
  86. effulge to shine out; to beam
  87. effusiometer instrument for comparing molecular weights of gases
  88. effutiation twaddle; humbug
  89. eft a newt
  90. eft again; afterwards
  91. eftsoons soon after
  92. egad mild oath
  93. egelidate to change congealed material to liquid
  94. egency need
  95. egestion the removal of materials from the body
  96. egestuous desperately poor
  97. egoism doctrine that the pursuit of self-interest is the highest good
  98. egotheism identification of oneself with God
  99. Egyptology study of ancient Egypt
  100. eidetic vivid mental image or memory
  101. eidograph instrument for copying drawings
  102. eidolism belief in ghosts
  103. eidolon image, phantom or apparition; confusing reflected image
  104. eigne first born
  105. eikonology metaphor
  106. eirenarch officer in charge of keeping the public peace; justice of the peace
  107. eirenicon peace-making message, proposition for peace
  108. eirenics theological doctrine of religious unification
  109. eirenism peaceful state of mind
  110. eisegesis faulty interpretation or explanation of text
  111. eisel sour wine resembling vinegar
  112. ejectamenta material ejected from a volcano
  113. eke in addition; also; likewise
  114. ekistics study of human settlement
  115. ekka small one-horse carriage
  116. ekphrasis description of a work of art as rhetorical exercise
  117. élan impetuosity; dash or style; brilliancy or vivacity
  118. elance to throw as a lance
  119. eland large heavily built African antelope
  120. elaphine of, like or belonging to a red deer; of, of, like or pertaining to red deer
  121. elaphure reddish Chinese deer
  122. elapid of, like or pertaining to cobras
  123. elastane highly elastic artificial cotton-like fabric
  124. elative indicating movement out of or away from
  125. elatrometer instrument for measuring gaseous pressure
  126. elchee ambassador
  127. eldritch horrifying; arcane; strange
  128. electrocardiograph instrument for recording unusual electrical fluctuations of the heart
  129. electrochemistry study of relations between electricity and chemicals
  130. electrodynamometer instrument for measuring electrical current
  131. electroencephalograph instrument for measuring the brain's electrical impulses
  132. electrogenesis production of electricity
  133. electrograph instrument for recording electrical potential
  134. electrology study of electricity
  135. electrometer instrument for measuring electrical potential
  136. electromyograph instrument for diagnosing neuromuscular disorders
  137. electrophile substance having an affinity for electrons or negative charge
  138. electroretinograph instrument for measuring electrical activity in the retina
  139. electroscope instrument for detecting electrical charges in the body
  140. electrostatics study of static electricity
  141. electuary medicine mixed with honey or syrup
  142. eleemosynary of, like or pertaining to charity or giving alms; dependent on charity
  143. elenchus refutation; sophism
  144. elenctic of, like or pertaining to argument; cross-examination or refuting
  145. elephant large unit of paper measurement equal to 28 by 23 inches
  146. elephanticide killing of an elephant
  147. elephantine of, like or pertaining to elephants
  148. eleutherian freedom-giving
  149. eleutheromania manic desire for freedom
  150. eleutherophobia fear of freedom
  151. elflock lock of tangled hair
  152. elide omit; ignore; suppress or abridge
  153. elinguate to remove the tongue
  154. ell old unit of length equal to 45 inches
  155. ellipsis three dots used to indicate a break, pause, or unfinished thought (…)
  156. ellipsograph instrument for describing ellipses
  157. elocation removal from someone's control; alienation
  158. éloge funeral oration; panegyric
  159. eloign to convey to a distance; to remove
  160. elsin shoemaker's awl
  161. elumbated made weak in the loins
  162. elution purification or separation by washing
  163. elutriate to separate by washing into finer portions
  164. elydoric painted with both oil and watercolour
  165. elytriferous having or bearing hardened forewings
  166. em unit of measuring width of typeface where width of letters equals height
  167. emacity itch to be buying
  168. email type of dark ink
  169. emarcid wilted; limp
  170. embale to enclose; to bind in; to make into a bale
  171. embar to shut in; to hinder; to put under embargo
  172. embase to lower; to debase
  173. embayment bay
  174. emberlucock to confuse; to bewilder
  175. emblements growing crops
  176. embonpoint stout; plump or full in figure; corpulent
  177. embouchement opening of a passage or tunnel
  178. embower to place in a bower; to shelter with trees
  179. embracery attempt to influence a jury corruptly
  180. embrangle to confuse or perplex
  181. embrasure recess of a door or window
  182. embrocate to moisten and rub with a lotion
  183. embryogenesis production of an embryo
  184. embryography scientific description of embryonic development
  185. embryoniform shaped like an embryo
  186. emendation correction; usually of a text
  187. emergicenter urban clinic offering emergency outpatient services
  188. emesis the act of vomiting
  189. emetology study of vomiting
  190. émeute a popular rising or uproar
  191. emicate to sparkle
  192. emiction the discharging of urine
  193. emissile able to be emitted or pushed out
  194. emmenagogue drug aiding menstrual flow
  195. emmenology the study of menstruation
  196. emmet ant
  197. emmetropia correct refraction of light by the eyes
  198. emmew to confine or mew up
  199. emollient softening; making supple
  200. emolument payment; profit arising from employment
  201. emonomancy divination using demons
  202. emotivism theory that moral statements are inherently biased
  203. empaestic of, like or pertaining to the art of embossing
  204. empanoply to clothe in full armor
  205. empasm deodorant powder
  206. empennage airplane's tail unit
  207. empery wide dominion; empire
  208. emphractic stopping the pores of the skin
  209. emphyteusis perpetual but conditional lease of property
  210. empiecement an insertion in a garment
  211. empleomania mania for holding public office
  212. emporeutic of, like or pertaining to trade
  213. empressment show of affection or eagerness
  214. emprise adventurous undertaking
  215. emptings yeast mixture
  216. emption the act of buying; purchase
  217. emptysis spitting up of blood
  218. empyreal of, like or pertaining to heaven; sublime; skyward
  219. emulge to milk or drain out
  220. emunctory conveying waste; pertaining to nose-blowing
  221. emys freshwater tortoise
  222. enallage the exchange of one grammatical case for another
  223. enantiodromia process when a thing is replaced by its opposite
  224. enantiomorph object which is the mirror image of another
  225. enantiopathy allopathy; sympathy with one's opposite
  226. enantiosis ironic expression of idea by refuting its contrary
  227. enation outgrowth; extension
  228. encaenia anniversary festival of renewal of an institution
  229. encaustic having the colours burned in
  230. enceinte pregnant
  231. encephalograph instrument for recording brain images
  232. encephaloid like or resembling a brain
  233. enchiridion book carried in the hand for reference, esp. for music or theology
  234. enchorial belonging to or used in a country; domestic
  235. encolpion reliquary; cross worn on the breast
  236. encomiast person who utters encomiums; praiser
  237. encomic having closely curled hair
  238. encomium glowing and warmly enthusiastic praise
  239. encraty self-control
  240. encyclical letter sent by the pope to multiple bishops
  241. endarchy centralised government
  242. endeictic showing, exhibiting or demonstrating
  243. endeixis an indication
  244. endemiology study of local diseases
  245. endlong lengthwise
  246. endocrinology study of glands
  247. endogenous having no external cause
  248. endophagy cannibalism within a tribe; eating away from within
  249. endoscope instrument for visualizing interior of a hollow organ
  250. endosmometer instrument for measuring osmosis into a solution
  251. endysis growth of new feathers, hair or skin
  252. energism theory that the highest good is contented thought rather than pursuit of pleasure
  253. energumen individual inhabited by an evil spirit
  254. enervate to weaken
  255. enfilade series arranged as if threaded on a string
  256. engastration stuffing of one bird inside another
  257. engastrimyth ventriloquist
  258. engouement excessive infatuation
  259. engrailment ring of dots around edge of a coin
  260. engram lasting effect on memory
  261. engrenage series of decisions leading towards unspoken goal
  262. enigmatography composition of riddles or enigmas
  263. enigmatology study of enigmas
  264. enjambment continuation of the sense of a verse without pause
  265. enjoin to command; to order; to prohibit by injunction
  266. ennead any group of nine objects
  267. enneagon polygon with nine sides
  268. ennomic lawful; legal
  269. enoptromancy divination using mirrors
  270. enosimania pathological belief that one has sinned
  271. enosis union; unification
  272. enounce to enunciate; to proclaim
  273. enow enough
  274. ensanguine to cover with blood
  275. ensiform resembling or possessing characteristics of a sword
  276. ensign large naval flag
  277. ensilage storage of green fodder in silos
  278. entablature wall that rests on top of columns
  279. entasis swelling on vertical columns to counteract optical illusion of concavity
  280. entelechy perfect realization of ultimate goal or reason for existence
  281. entellus small Indian monkey
  282. enteral of, pertaining to or within the intestine
  283. enthalpy heat per unit mass
  284. entheomania abnormal belief that one is divinely inspired
  285. enthetic introduced from outside the body
  286. enthymeme rhetorical suppression or omission of a premise
  287. entify to treat as or cause to become a separate entity
  288. entitative regarded as a distinct entity without regard to context
  289. entomical of, like or pertaining to insects
  290. entomology study of insects
  291. entomophagous eating insects
  292. entomophilous adapted for pollination by insects
  293. entoptic within the eyeball; visibility of objects in the eye
  294. entozoology study of parasites that live inside larger organisms
  295. entremets edible pastry sculpture served between main courses
  296. entrepot a warehouse, particularly for international trade
  297. entresol mezzanine
  298. entropion inversion of the edge of the eyelid
  299. entryism doctrine of joining a group to change its policies
  300. enuresis uncontrollable urination
  301. environ around; about; in the vicinity of
  302. enzone to engirdle or surround with a zone or belt
  303. enzymology study of enzymes
  304. eoan of, like or pertaining to dawn
  305. eolation geological effects of the wind
  306. éolienne fine silk and wool
  307. eolith stone naturally formed but thought to be manufactured
  308. eonism adoption by a male of female dress and manner
  309. eosophobia fear of dawn
  310. eozoic containing early evidence of animals
  311. epact excess of the calendar month over the lunar month
  312. epaenetic eulogistic
  313. epagoge induction
  314. epagomenal intercalary; inserted between others
  315. epanadiplosis sentence which begins and ends with same word
  316. epanalepsis repetition
  317. epanaphora repetition of same word at beginning of multiple phrases or sentences
  318. epanastrophe device where end of one sentence is repeated as beginning of next
  319. epanodos recapitulation of chief points in a discourse after digression
  320. epanorthosis retraction of statement in order to intensify it
  321. eparchy diocese of an Eastern church
  322. epaulet shoulder-plate of a suit of armour
  323. epedaphic of, like or pertaining to atmospheric conditions
  324. epeirogenesis building continents by moving of earth's crust
  325. epenthesis insertion of extra sound into a word
  326. epeolatry worship of words
  327. epergne branched ornamental centrepiece
  328. epexegesis addition of words to make the sense more clear
  329. ephebiatrics branch of medicine dealing with adolescence
  330. ephectic tending to reserve judgement
  331. ephelis freckle or mole
  332. ephemeris table giving location of celestial body at different specific times
  333. ephemeromorph life form that cannot be classified as animal or vegetable
  334. ephemeron creature that lives for only one day
  335. ephemeron insect that lives for only one day
  336. ephestian domestic
  337. ephidrosis profuse perspiration
  338. ephod Jewish priestly vestment
  339. epibole device of beginning several clauses with same word
  340. epicede funeral ode
  341. epicedial of, like or pertaining to dirges or elegies
  342. epicene having form or characteristics of both sexes
  343. epicheirema syllogism confirmed by an incidental proposition
  344. epichoric belonging or pertaining to a rural area
  345. epiclesis calling on the Holy Spirit to consecrate the Eucharist
  346. epicrisis critical appreciation for literature
  347. epicureanism doctrine that pleasure is the highest value
  348. epideictic done for show or display
  349. epidemiology study of diseases; epidemics
  350. epidiascope instrument for projecting images of objects; magic lantern for projection
  351. epigamic attractive to the other *ex
  352. epigeal living near or in the ground
  353. epigenesis theory of embryonic development
  354. epigeous growing or living on or above the ground
  355. epigon descendant or successor
  356. epigone inferior follower or imitator of a distinguished original
  357. epigraphy science of inscriptions
  358. epilate to remove hair from
  359. epileptology study of epilepsy
  360. epimyth moral of a story or work of literature
  361. epinician celebrating a triumph
  362. epinikion ode in honour of a victor or winner
  363. epinosic unhealthy; unwelcome
  364. epipastic dusting powder used in medicine
  365. epiphenomenalism doctrine that mental processes are epiphenomena of brain activity
  366. epiphonema exclamation, finishing phrase or reflection
  367. epiphora watering of the eyes
  368. epiphora rhetorical repetition of a word at the end of several sentences
  369. epiplexis persuasion through stylized but severe criticism of opponent
  370. epiploce use of multiple entwined points in succession in an argument
  371. epipolism fluorescence
  372. episcope instrument for projecting images of opaque objects
  373. episcopicide killing of bishops
  374. episcopolatry worship of bishops
  375. episemon badge or characteristic device; one of three extra Greek numeral-letters
  376. epistatic suppressing some factor
  377. epistaxis nose bleeding
  378. epistemology study or theory of the basis of knowledge
  379. epistolary of, like or pertaining to letters
  380. epistoler reader of the epistle in Anglican service
  381. epistolography letter-writing
  382. epistrophe ending of successive clauses with the same word
  383. epitasis part of a play where the action is developed
  384. epithalamion song or poem composed for weddings
  385. epithesis addition of one or more letters to a word
  386. epithymetic of, like or pertaining to desire
  387. epitimesis adverse criticism
  388. epitoga wide academic gown with bell sleeves
  389. epitonic subjected to excessive strain; overstrained
  390. epitrachelion stole of an Orthodox priest or bishop
  391. epitrope rhetorical but ironic granting of permission to an opponent to do something
  392. epizeuxis immediate repetition of a word for emphasis
  393. epizoic dwelling upon an animal
  394. epomania craze for writing epics
  395. eponym personal name from which another name is derived
  396. epopee epic poem; saga
  397. epopoean befitting an epic poet
  398. epopoeist one who writes epic poetry
  399. epopt one who is initiated into mysteries
  400. epos epic poem
  401. éprouvette instrument for testing strength of gunpowder
  402. epulary of, like or pertaining to banquets
  403. epulation feasting
  404. epulotic substance encouraging growth of scar tissue
  405. epuration purification or purging
  406. equable smooth; without wide variations
  407. equanimity evenness of mind or temper; calmness
  408. equative indicating likeness or identity
  409. equatorium computational instrument for planetary astronomy
  410. equilibrist tightrope walker
  411. equine of, like or pertaining to horses
  412. equiparate to regard or treat as equal
  413. equiparent having a level or mutual relationship
  414. equipluve line drawn through locations having same annual rainfall
  415. equipoise equilibrium; counterbalancing thing
  416. equipollent having equal power or force
  417. equiponderate to be equal in weight; to balance
  418. equison horse groom; jockey
  419. equitation horseback riding
  420. equivorous consuming horseflesh
  421. eradiate to shoot out like a ray of light
  422. ere before
  423. erean made of copper or brass
  424. erelong before long; soon
  425. eremic of or belonging to deserts
  426. eremite hermit; religious recluse
  427. eremology study of deserts
  428. eremophyte plant that lives in desert biome
  429. erethism abnormal irritability
  430. erewhile until now
  431. erg unit of work measuring force of one dyne applied over one centimeter
  432. ergasia love of work; workaholism
  433. ergasiomania excessive desire to work; ergomania
  434. ergasiophobia fear of work
  435. ergative indicating subject of a transitive verb
  436. ergatocracy government by the workers or the working class
  437. ergo therefore; hence
  438. ergograph instrument for measuring and recording muscular work
  439. ergology study of effects of work on humans
  440. ergomania excessive desire to work; workaholism
  441. ergometer instrument for measuring work performed
  442. ergonomics study of people at work
  443. ergophile one who loves work
  444. ergophobia fear of work
  445. ergotise to wrangle
  446. erinaceous of or relating to hedgehogs
  447. eriometer instrument for measuring very small diameters
  448. eristic of, like or pertaining to controversy or argument
  449. erogenesis induction of sexual desire; production of arousal
  450. eromancy divination using water vessels
  451. erotesis rhetorical questioning
  452. erotetic engaging in or pertaining to rhetorical questioning
  453. erotogenic producing erotic desire or sexual gratification
  454. erotology erotic description in literature
  455. erotomania abnormally powerful *ex drive
  456. erotopathy pathological sexual desire
  457. erotophobia fear of *ex
  458. errhine something which causes sneezing or for nasal ingestion
  459. erubescent growing red; blushing
  460. eruciform like or resembling a caterpillar
  461. eructate to belch out; to emit lava
  462. erumpent bursting out; bursting forth
  463. erythema redness of the skin
  464. erythraean reddish colour
  465. erythrochroism excessive or pathological redness of the hair
  466. erythrophobia fear of red lights or of blushing
  467. erythropsia condition of seeing all colour as red
  468. esbat meeting of a witches' coven
  469. escadrille squadron of aircraft; flotilla
  470. escalade crossing moat or scaling wall using ladders
  471. escalier staircase
  472. escapology study of freeing oneself from constraints
  473. escargatoire place where snails are reared
  474. escharotic caustic
  475. eschatocol concluding clause or section of a charter
  476. eschatology study of death or final matters; a doctrine of the afterlife
  477. eschaton end of the world; end time
  478. escheatment forfeiture of property to state for lack of heir
  479. esclandre notoriety; unpleasantness
  480. escritoire writing-desk
  481. esculent eatable; fit for consumption
  482. escutcheon part of ship's stern where name is displayed
  483. escutcheon shield on which coat of arms is represented
  484. esemplastic unifying; moulding diverse ideas into one
  485. esemplasy the unifying power of imagination
  486. esker ridge of sandy soil
  487. esotropic squinting
  488. espalier lattice on which trees are trained across
  489. espiègle roguish; frolicsome; mischievous
  490. esraj Indian stringed instrument with sympathetic strings, played with a bow
  491. essentialism doctrine that things have real essences that can be discovered
  492. essive indicating a temporary state of being
  493. essoin giving of an excuse for not appearing in court
  494. essorant soaring
  495. estacade dike of stakes in a river against an enemy
  496. estafette military courier or express
  497. estaminet small bar or cafe
  498. estampie vigorous rhythmic Provençal stamping dance
  499. estiferous producing heat
  500. estival of, like or pertaining to summer
  501. estoppage preventing someone from alleging a fact due to prior denial
  502. estrade low platform or dais
  503. estrapade horse's attempt to throw its rider
  504. estreat to consult court records in order to enable prosecution
  505. estuosity heated state or condition
  506. esurient hungry; greedy; starving
  507. etamine light open-mesh cotton or worsted
  508. eternalism the belief that matter has existed eternally
  509. etesian periodic; winds blowing at certain seasons
  510. eth old English letter for voiced 'th' sound
  511. etheromania craving for ether
  512. ethmoid of or like a sieve
  513. ethnarchy government over an ethnic group
  514. ethnocide killing of members of an ethnic group; destruction of a culture
  515. ethnocracy government by an ethnic group or race
  516. ethnogenesis origin of an ethnic group
  517. ethnogeny study of origins of races or ethnic groups
  518. ethnography written description of societies and cultures
  519. ethnomania obsessive devotion to one's own people
  520. ethnomethodology study of everyday communication
  521. ethnomusicology study of comparative musical systems
  522. ethnonym name for an ethnic group
  523. ethography written description of manners or morals
  524. ethology study of natural or biological character
  525. ethonomics study of economic and ethical principles of a society
  526. ethopoeia delineation of the character of someone or something
  527. etiolate to become pale; to make pale by depriving of light
  528. etiology the science of causes; especially of disease
  529. étui case for holding sewing articles
  530. etymology study of origins of words
  531. etymon true origin of a word
  532. etypical unconformable to type
  533. euchology prayer book
  534. eucrasy state of fitness and physical well-being
  535. eudaemonism ethical belief that happiness equals morality
  536. eudaemony happiness or well-being
  537. eudiaphoresis normal perspiration
  538. eudiometer instrument for measuring air purity
  539. euhemerism explanation of mythology as growing out of history
  540. eulachon small fish of northwestern North America
  541. eulogomania obsessive craze for eulogies
  542. eumoiriety happiness due to state of innocence and purity
  543. eunoia mental health; normal mental state
  544. eunomia state of being well governed
  545. euonym a pleasing or beautiful name
  546. euonymous appropriately named
  547. eupathy state of contentment
  548. eupeptic of, like or pertaining to good digestion; cheerful
  549. euphobia fear of good news
  550. euphonism custom of using pleasing sounding words
  551. euphonon keyboard instrument resembling the organ in sound
  552. euphonym euphonious synonym
  553. euphuism high-flown and affected style of writing
  554. eupraxia correct or orthodox action
  555. eupsychics proper education to induce human progress
  556. euripus arm of the sea with strong currents
  557. Europhile one who loves Europe
  558. eurythermic tolerating a wide variation in temperature
  559. eurythmics system of rhythmic and harmonious movement
  560. eustacy changes in world shoreline by changes in sea level
  561. eustatic remaining at same altitude despite geological activity
  562. eusuchian of, like or pertaining to alligators and crocodiles
  563. eutaxy good order
  564. eutechnics improvement in condition of humanity through natural forces
  565. eutexia the property of being easily melted
  566. euthenics science concerned with improving living conditions
  567. eutony pleasantness of the sound of a word
  568. eutrapely wit, ease and urbanity of conversation
  569. eutropic turning to face the sun
  570. evagation wandering; digression
  571. evaginate to remove from a sheath; without a sheath
  572. evanescent tending to vanish like vapour
  573. evanish to vanish; to die away
  574. evanition vanishing; dying away
  575. evaporimeter instrument for measuring rate of evaporation
  576. evection attraction of the moon to the sun causing change in its orbit
  577. eventration protrusion of an organ from the abdomen
  578. eversion turning inside out or outwards
  579. evince indicate or exhibit
  580. evirate to castrate; to make weak
  581. eviscerate disembowel
  582. eviternal eternal
  583. évolué primitive person educated in modern ways
  584. evulgate to divulge; to publish
  585. evulse to pluck out
  586. exactor one who exacts; extortioner; claimer of rights
  587. exallotriote foreign
  588. exanimate lifeless; spiritless; depressed
  589. exarate containing grooves or furrows
  590. exarch viceroy; rank below patriarch in Eastern church
  591. exarchy government by bishops
  592. exaugurate to desanctify; to deprive of sacred status
  593. excalation omission of one of a series or sequence
  594. excarnate to remove flesh from
  595. exclaustration return to public upon release from vows
  596. exclave part of a country surrounded by foreign soil
  597. excogitate to discover by thinking out or reasoning
  598. excoriate censure severely; strip the hide off of
  599. excorticate to strip the bark off of
  600. excrementitial of, like or pertaining to excrement
  601. excresence outgrowth; projection; tumour
  602. excubant on guard
  603. excursive constituting a digression
  604. exeat formal leave of absence; permission to be absent
  605. exeat permission from bishop for clergyman to work elsewhere
  606. execrate to denounce or place under a curse
  607. executancy technique in music
  608. exedra semicircular bench beside episcopal throne; outdoor bench or recess
  609. exegetic explanatory, especially of Scripture
  610. exemplum short story or anecdote with a moral
  611. exenterate to disembowel
  612. exequy funeral rites; funeral procession
  613. exercitation putting into practice; exercise
  614. exergasia remaining on one point of argument while gradually fleshing it out
  615. exergue reverse of coin where date is contained
  616. exgorgitation vomited material
  617. exheredate to disinherit
  618. exigible liable to be exacted
  619. exiguous scanty; slender; sparse
  620. exility slenderness or smallness; refinement
  621. eximious excellent or distinguished
  622. existentialism doctrine of individual human responsibility in an unfathomable universe
  623. exlex outside the law
  624. exlineal out of the direct line of descent
  625. exobiology study of extraterrestrial life
  626. exocentric of a linguistic compound, having a different grammatical function than its parts
  627. exoculate blind; eyeless
  628. exode farce or afterpiece
  629. exodist one who goes out; emigrant
  630. exodontia extraction of teeth
  631. exodromy stabilizing movement of exchange
  632. exogenous having an external origin
  633. exonym name for a town or country in a foreign language
  634. exopathic due to external forces or causes
  635. exophagy cannibalism outside one's own group
  636. exorable capable of being moved or influenced
  637. exordium beginning or introduction to a composition
  638. exosculate to kiss fervently or heartily
  639. exoteric intelligible to the uninitiated; commonplace
  640. exotropia outward squint
  641. expatiate to wander freely; to write about in great detail
  642. expeditate to deprive of the ball of the foot or the claws
  643. expergefacient awakening; arousing
  644. experientialism doctrine that knowledge comes from experience
  645. expiate to make amends for wrong
  646. expiscate to find out by strict examination
  647. explement complement
  648. exponible able to be explained
  649. expostulate to remonstrate; to discuss or reason with
  650. exprobate to reproach; to upbraid
  651. expromission relieving another person's debt by taking it upon oneself
  652. expugn to take by storm; to overcome
  653. expurgate to purify or revise; to censor
  654. exsanguinous without blood
  655. exscind to cut off; to uproot
  656. exsect to cut out
  657. exsert to protrude
  658. exsiccate to dry up
  659. exspuition spitting
  660. exstrophy turning an organ inside out
  661. exsuccous lacking sap
  662. exsufflate to blow away; to exorcise
  663. extempore without preparation; offhand
  664. extensometer instrument for measuring deformation in object due to forces applied
  665. exterritority exemption from local regulations
  666. extispicy divination using entrails
  667. extramundane beyond the known universe
  668. extravasate to let out of the proper vessels; to flow out
  669. extrorse turned outward
  670. extrospection examination of matters external to oneself
  671. exungulation paring of the nails
  672. exuviate to cast off or shed
  673. eyas unfledged falcon or other bird of prey
  674. eyelet small hole in fabric to allow passage of a cord; cotton fabric with small holes
  675. eyeservice work done while the boss is watching
  676. eyewash humbug; something done merely for effect
  677. eyne eyes
  678. eyot small island in a lake or river
 

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  1. Word Definition
  2. qanat underground tunnel for carrying irrigation water
  3. qasida Arabic or Persian elegiac poem
  4. qat leaves chewed or brewed in tea as a stimulant
  5. qawwali fervent Muslim devotional music
  6. qigong system of Chinese meditational exercises
  7. qintar Albanian unit of currency
  8. qiviut wool of the undercoat of a musk-ox
  9. qoph a Hebrew letter
  10. qua in the capacity of
  11. quab something unfinished or immature; unfledged bird
  12. quab to throb; to quiver
  13. quackle to choke; to suffocate
  14. quacksalver one who falsely pretends to knowledge of medicine
  15. quad unit of energy equal to one quadrillion British thermal units
  16. quadra square frame; plinth
  17. quadrable capable of being expressed in a finite number of algebraic terms
  18. quadragenarian a person between 40 and 49 years of age
  19. quadragesimal of, like or pertaining to Lent; lasting forty days
  20. quadragesimarian one who observes Lent
  21. quadragintesimal forty-fold; having forty parts
  22. quadral in four parts
  23. quadraphonic produced by a sound system that employs four signal sources
  24. quadrat small square block used as a space in printing
  25. quadratary relating to a square
  26. quadrate to make square; to make to agree
  27. quadratrix a curve by which a circle may be squared
  28. quadratura wall or ceiling painted with arches and columns in strong perspective
  29. quadrel square block of brick
  30. quadrennial lasting four years; occurring once every four years
  31. quadrennium period of four years
  32. quadrifid split into four
  33. quadrifoliate having four leaves
  34. quadriga two-wheeled carriage drawn by four horses
  35. quadrigeminal in four similar or equal parts
  36. quadrigenarious comprising four hundred
  37. quadrille square dance for four couples; card game for four people
  38. quadrilocular having four compartments
  39. quadrimium four-year-old wine; best or oldest wine
  40. quadringenarious containing four hundred of something
  41. quadripole device having one pair of output terminals and one pair of input terminals
  42. quadrireme ancient ship with four sets of oars
  43. quadrivial leading in four directions; concerning a four-way junction
  44. quadrivium four branches of mathematics in medieval education
  45. quadrivoltine having four litters in a single year
  46. quadrobulary fourfold
  47. quadroon old term for a person of one-quarter black ancestry
  48. quadrumanous of the primates other than man
  49. quadrupedation stamping with four feet
  50. quaedam disparaging term for a woman
  51. quaere to introduce a question or issue
  52. quaeritur the question is asked
  53. quaesitum something sought for; the true value
  54. quaestionary religious pardoner
  55. quaestor ancient magistrate; a medieval pardoner
  56. quaestuary money-making; money-seeking; in business only for profit
  57. quagga extinct African wild ass like the zebra
  58. quagma hypothetical matter made up of quarks and gluons
  59. quagswag to shake to and fro
  60. quahog type of edible clam
  61. quain angle; wedge-like corner
  62. quale quality or property of something; abstract virtue or quality
  63. qualificator one who prepares ecclesiastical cases for trial
  64. qualimeter apparatus for measuring penetrating power of X-ray beams
  65. qually of wine, cloudy or turbid
  66. qualtagh first person encountered after leaving home on a special day
  67. quamoclit tropical climbing plant with brilliant flowers
  68. quango a quasi-autonomous non-governmental organization
  69. quangocracy rule of quasi-autonomous non-governmental organizations
  70. quannet flat file used like a plane
  71. quant punting or jumping pole with a flat end
  72. quantile any of a set of equal fractions of a given population
  73. quantimeter apparatus for measuring quantity of X-rays
  74. quantivalence chemical valence; ability of atoms to hold other atoms in combination
  75. quantometer instrument for measuring proportions of elements in metallic samples
  76. quantophrenia obsessive reliance on statistics and mathematical results
  77. quantulate to calculate the magnitude of
  78. quantulum small quantity
  79. quantuplicity relative magnitude of a quantity
  80. quaquadrate a sixteenth power
  81. quaquaversal facing or bending all ways
  82. quarender dark red apple
  83. quaresimal Lenten; having the meagreness of Lenten meals
  84. quarion candle
  85. quark soft cheese made from skim milk
  86. quarkonium meson formed of a quark and an anti-quark
  87. quarl large curved brick or tile used to support melting pot
  88. quarred soured; clotted
  89. quarrelet small square
  90. quarrenden variety of apple
  91. quarrion Australian parrot like the cockatiel
  92. quartan a fever recurring every third day
  93. quartation mixing one part gold with three parts silver prior to purifying it
  94. quarter unit of weight equal to 28 pounds
  95. quarterdeck part of ship's deck set aside by captain for ceremonial functions
  96. quartering sailing nearly before the wind
  97. quarterland ancient land division on the Isle of Man
  98. quarterlight small triangular ventilation window in a car
  99. quartern one quarter of various measures
  100. quartic a curve or equation of the fourth degree
  101. quartinvariant an invariant of the fourth degree
  102. quartodeciman early Christian who celebrated Easter on Passover even if not a Sunday
  103. quartziferous bearing quartz
  104. quasi as if; seemingly; in a manner
  105. quasquicentennial one hundred twenty-fifth anniversary
  106. quassation act of shaking or being shaken
  107. quassia tropical tree whose bark is used to make a bitter medicinal product
  108. quat a pimple; an insignificant person
  109. quatch a word; a sound
  110. quatenus in the capacity of; in so far as
  111. quatern arranged in fours
  112. quaternion any set of four things; quotient of two vectors expressed quadrinomially
  113. quaternitarian one who believes that God consists of four parts
  114. quaternity fourness; any group of four things
  115. quatint engraving using nitric acid
  116. quatorzain piece of verse having fourteen lines; a sonnet
  117. quatrain stanza of four lines of verse
  118. quatrayle great-great-great grandfather
  119. quatrefoil four-petalled flower; design or ornament with four flowers or leaves
  120. quatridual lasting for four days
  121. quatsch nonsense
  122. quattrocentism style of art of the fifteenth century in Italy
  123. quattrocento the fifteenth century; Italian art and architecture of that period
  124. quatuorvirate a body of four men
  125. quaviver fish otherwise known as the sea-dragon or dragonet
  126. quawk black-crowned night heron
  127. queach a thicket
  128. quean lewd woman; hussy; woman of bad character
  129. queem protected from the wind
  130. queenite a queen's partisan
  131. queenright of a colony of social insects, having a queen
  132. quelch to squelch
  133. quelea an African weaver-bird
  134. quellio a Spanish ruff
  135. quena vertical bamboo flute used in the Andes
  136. quenelle poached meat dumpling
  137. quenouille concerning the training of trees into cone-like shape
  138. quercetum plantation of oak trees
  139. quercine of, like or pertaining to oak trees
  140. quercitron yellowish pigment derived from bark of a variety of oak
  141. querencia part of a bullfighting arena where the bull makes his stand
  142. querent one who asks a question
  143. querical of the nature of queries
  144. querimonious full of complaints
  145. querimony complaint
  146. querist inquirer
  147. querken to stifle; to suffocate
  148. querl to twist; to curl
  149. quern stone mill worked by hand
  150. querquedule pin-tail duck; a teal
  151. quersprung in skiing, a jump-turn at right angles
  152. querulist one who complains
  153. querulous complaining; peevish
  154. quesited sought for; asked about
  155. questmonger one whose occupation is to conduct inquests
  156. quetsch dark-skinned oval plum; liqueur made from such plums
  157. quetzal gold and green bird with long tail feathers
  158. quevée in heraldry, having a tail
  159. queyock heifer
  160. quich to stir; to move
  161. quicken mountain ash tree
  162. quickhatch wolverine
  163. quicklime calcium oxide
  164. quickset formed of living plants arranged in place
  165. quicksilver old name for mercury
  166. quickstep fast march-like dance
  167. quicksticks without delay
  168. quicquidlibet whatever one pleases; anything whatsoever
  169. quid a cut or wad or something chewable
  170. quidam a certain person; somebody
  171. quiddany jelly or thick syrup made from sweetened quince juice
  172. quidder animal that lets half-chewed food drop from its mouth
  173. quidditative quirky; eccentric
  174. quiddity unique essence; eccentricity
  175. quiddle a fastidious person
  176. quidlibet minor or trifling point of an argument
  177. quidnunc busybody; one keenly interested in gossip
  178. quidsworth able to be bought for one pound
  179. quietation the action of quieting a person or persons
  180. quietism doctrine of enlightenment through mental tranquility
  181. quietus discharge from life; extinction; death; silencing
  182. quiety silence; tranquility
  183. quiff puff or gust of wind
  184. quiff tuft of hair brushed away from the forehead; oiled lock of hair
  185. quillaia South American tree whose bark is used to make soap
  186. quillet subtle point in argument; a quibble
  187. quilling strip or ribbon gathered into flutings
  188. quillon arm of the cross-guard of a sword handle
  189. quilombo remote settlement where fugitive slaves hide
  190. quinarian advocate of the division of lifeforms into groups of five classes
  191. quinary based on the number five
  192. quincaillerie hardware store
  193. quince orange-coloured, pear-shaped fruit
  194. quinceañera celebration of a girl's fifteenth birthday
  195. quinch to wince
  196. quincunx five things with four at corners and one in middle
  197. quincurion leader of five men
  198. quindecad set of fifteen things
  199. quindecagon plane figure having fifteen sides
  200. quindecasyllabic having fifteen syllables
  201. quindene fourteenth day after a holy festival
  202. quinella bet predicting first and second-place finishers, in either order
  203. quingenarious relating to the number five hundred
  204. quingentenary five-hundredth anniversary
  205. quingentumvirate government by five hundred individuals
  206. quinible high-pitched voice; a musical part pitched very high
  207. quiniferous yielding quinine
  208. quinimetry measurement of amount of quinine in bark
  209. quinism pathological state resulting from excessive use of quinine
  210. quink a grey goose
  211. quinnat the king salmon
  212. quinnet wedge
  213. quinoa grain seeds of the goosefoot plant
  214. quinology study of quinine
  215. quinquadrate a thirty-second power of a number
  216. quinquagenarian person between the ages of 40 and 49
  217. quinquagesimal belonging to a set of fifty
  218. quinquefarious arranged in five rows
  219. quinquennium period of five years
  220. quinquesect to divide into five parts
  221. quinquiplicate to multiply by five
  222. quinsell horse's rein
  223. quinsy old disease like tonsilitis
  224. quintain post for tilting with turning cross-piece
  225. quintal unit of weight equal to 100 kilograms
  226. quintant device like a sextant for making astronomical observations
  227. quinternion set of five sheets of paper
  228. quintessence the most essential part or embodiment of something
  229. quintic of the fifth order or degree
  230. quinticlave upright brass-wind instrument like a keyed bugle
  231. quinton five-stringed tenor viol
  232. quintroon old term for someone who is of 1/16 black descent
  233. quinzaine piece of verse having fifteen lines
  234. quinzhee snow shelter with domed chamber dug into it
  235. quippery the act or art of making quips
  236. quipu knotted cords used as Inca mnemonic device
  237. quire unit of 24 sheets of paper
  238. quirister a chorister
  239. quiritary in accordance with Roman civil law
  240. quiritation complaining; lamentation
  241. quiritian a Roman citizen
  242. quirly hand-rolled cigarette
  243. quirt short-handled riding whip
  244. quisby an idler; suspicious or odd
  245. quisle to betray
  246. quisling one who aids the enemy; a puppet leader supported by foreign power
  247. quisquilious made of rubbish
  248. quisquous perplexing; difficult to deal with
  249. quitch a kind of wild grass
  250. quitclaim deed relinquishing a claim, such as a mining title
  251. quiteron superconducting device similar to a transistor
  252. quitrent small nominal rent paid to commute feudal service
  253. quittance release from a debt or obligation; a document expressing such a release
  254. quitter pus; suppurating discharge
  255. quixotic extravagantly and romantically chivalrous; idealistic
  256. quixotism idealistic or quixotic principles or beliefs
  257. quizzacious satirical
  258. quoad with respect to; as regards
  259. quob to throb; to quiver
  260. quod prison
  261. quoddamodotative existing in a certain manner
  262. quoddity subtle quibble or point of argument
  263. quodlibet philosophical argument of disputation; humorous medley
  264. quodlibetificate to quibble with
  265. quoiceneck grey iridescent shale
  266. quoin a wedge; salient angle of a building; cornerstone
  267. quoit heavy flat ring thrown over pin in a game like horseshoes
  268. quokka short-tailed wallaby
  269. quoll native cat-like marsupial of Australia
  270. quomodocunquize to make money in any way possible
  271. quondam former; sometime; formerly
  272. quoniam female genitals
  273. quop to writhe; to pulsate; to undulate
  274. quorate having or being a quorum
  275. quotannal annual
  276. quotatious tending to quote; given to quoting
  277. quotennial yearly
  278. quotha expression of surprise or contempt
  279. quotidian everyday; commonplace
  280. quotiety number; numerical relationship
  281. quotition a division regarded as a repeated subtraction
  282. quotity proportion
  283. quotum a number considered in its proportion to a larger number
  284. quotuple what multiple
  285. quoz absurd person or thing
  286. qursh currency of Saudi Arabia equal to 1/20 of a rial
 
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