Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Empire

Empiren.imperial power, command, rule

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Empiric

Empiricn.a pretended physician, a quack

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Empirical

Empiricala.experimental, practiced by rote

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Empirically

Empiricallyad.experimentally, pretendedly

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Empiricism

Empiricismn.the practice or profession of quacks

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Emplaster

Emplasterv.t.to cover with a plaster

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Emplastic

Emplastica.viscous, glutinous, clammy, tough

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Employ

Employv.t.to keep at work, exercise, use, spend

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Employ (2)

Employ

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Employable

Employablea.fit to be employed or used

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Employer

Employern.one who employs or sets to work

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Empoison

Empoisonv.t.to poison, to destroy by poison

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Empoisoner

Empoisonern.one who poisons another person

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Emporium

Emporiumn.a seat of merchandise, a mart

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Empoverish

EmpoverishSee: impoverish

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Empower

Empowerv.t.to authorise, to enable

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Empress

Empress, or Emperessn.a woman having imperial dignity

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Emprise

Emprisen.an attempt of danger, enterprise, ob.

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Emptier

Emptiern.one who empties, one who makes void

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Emptiness

Emptinessn.a void space, vanity, ignorance

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Emption

Emptionn.the act of buying, a purchase

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Empty

Emptya.void, unfurnished, ignorant, foolish

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Empty (2)

Emptyv.t.to exhaust, make void, deprive

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Empurple

Empurplev.t.to make or dye of a purple color

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Empuzzle

Empuzzlev.t.to puzzle, perplex, confound, ob.

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Empyrean

Empyreann.the highest heaven

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Empyreum

Empyreumn.the very highest heaven or region