Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Empyreumatical

Empyreumaticala.resembling burnt substances

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Empyrical

Empyricala.refined, beyond aerial, heavenly

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Empyrosis

Empyrosisn.a general fire, a conflagration

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Emu

Emun.a very large bird of S.America, six feet high with small useless wings

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Emulate

Emulatev.t.to rival, strive to equal or excel

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Emulation

Emulationn.rivalry, contention, strife, envy

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Emulative

Emulativea.inclined or tending to emulate

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Emulator

Emulatorn.a rival, competitor, opponent

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Emulgent

Emulgenta.milking or draining out

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Emulous

Emulousa.rivalling, desirous to excel, eager

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Emulously

Emulouslyad.with a desire of excelling, hotly

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Emulsion

Emulsionn.a kind of liquid softening medicin

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Emulsive

Emulsivea.softening, yielding a soft substance

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Enable

Enablev.t.to make able, give power, authorize

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Enact

Enactv.t.to order, decree, pass, perform, effect

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Enacted

Enactedpa.decreed, established, performed

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Enactor

Enactorn.one who enacts, one who passes a law

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Enallage

Enallagen.a figure, change of things, inversion

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Enambush

Enambushv.t.to hide in ambush, to conceal

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Enamel

Enamelv.t.to cover or paint with enamel

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Enamel (2)

Enameln.a substance imperfectly vitrified, or having a glassy surface without transparency

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Enamellar

Enamellara.like enamel, smooth, glossy

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Enameller

Enamellern.one who enamels or inlays colors

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Enamor

Enamorv.t.to inflame with love or desire

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Enamored

Enamoredpa.inflamed, captivated

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Enarration

Enarrationn.a declaration, account, recital, relation

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Encage

Encagev.t.to coop up, to confine