Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Elutriation

Elutriationn.a purification of substances by washing and pouring off the lighter parts

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Eluxate

Eluxatev.t.to strain, wrench, put out of joint

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Elvish

Elvisha.relating to elves or wandering spirits

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Elysian

Elysiana.exceedingly delightful, very pleasant

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Elysium

Elysiumn.the reputed heaven of the heathens

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Emaciate

Emaciatev.to lose flesh, waste, pine away, decay

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Emaciated

Emaciatedpa.grown thin or lean, wasted

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Emanant

Emananta.issuing or proceeding from, flowing

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Emanate

Emanatev.i.to proceed from or flow out of

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Emanation

Emanationn.the act of issuing or flowing out

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Emanative

Emanativea.flowing or tending to flow from

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Emancipate

Emancipatev.t.to set at liberty, free, deliver

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Emancipation

Emancipationn.a deliverance from slavery, freedom

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Emarginate

Emarginatea.notched, having notches in the margin

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Emasculate

Emasculatev.t.to castrate, to effeminate

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Emasculation

Emasculationn.a castration, mean effeminacy

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Emathian

Emathiana.pertaining to Macedonia & Thessaly

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Embale

Embalev.t.to make up into bales, to inclose

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Embaling

Embalingpa.forming into a bundle or heap

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Emball

Emballv.t.to make into a ball, to make round

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Embalm

Embalmv.t.to take out the intestines of a body and fill it with aromatics to preserve it

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Embalmer

Embalmern.one who embalms bodies

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Embar

Embarv.t.to shut in, block up, hinder, ob.

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Embargo

Embargon.a prohibition to prevent vessels from leaving a port, or commodities from being exported

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Embark

Embarkv.to put or go on shipboard, to engage

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Embarkation

Embarkationn.a putting or going on shipboard

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Embarrass

Embarrassv.t.to perplex, entangle, clog, distress