Each
Eacha.orpron.every one of a number separately considered
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Eager
Eagera.zealous, keen, hot, quick, sour
Eager (2)
Eagern.one tide swelling above another
Eagerly
Eagerlyad.zealously, keenly, hotly, sharply
Eagerness
Eagernessn.earnestness, keenness, violence, hotness
Eagle
Eaglen.a large and furious bird of prey
Eagle-Eyed
Eagle-eyeda.quicksighted, sharpsighted
Eaglespeed
Eaglespeedn.a swiftness like that of an eagle
Eaglet
Eagletn.a young eagle, a small or little eagle
Eam
Eam, or Emen.an uncle, a friendEtym. (local)
Ear
Earn.the organ of hearing, handle, spike of corn
Ear (2)
Earv.to shoot out into ears, plow, till
Eared
Earedpa.having ears, plowed, ear-shaped
Earing
Earingn.a shooting into ears, tillage
Earl
Earln.a noble title next to that of a marquis
Earldom
Earldomn.the seigniory or dignity of an earl
Earless
Earlessa.having no ears, void of ears
Earliness
Earlinessn.the state of being early or soon, early ripeness
Earlmarshal
Earlmarshaln.a manager of military solemnities
Early
Earlyad.soon, betimes; a coming soon
Earn
Earnv.t.to gain or deserve by services
Earned
Earnedpa.gained or merited by services
Earnest
Earnesta.eager, hot diligent, important, serious
Earnest (2)
Earnestn.money advanced, a pledge, seriousness
Earnestly
Earnestlyad.eagerly, warmly, affectionately
Earnestness
Earnestnessn.eagerness, zeal, warmth, great care
Earnings
Earningsn.the reward of or due for, services