Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Endless

Endlessa.that has noend, infinite, continual

569

Endlessly

Endlesslyad.incessantly, continually, for ever

570

Endlessness

Endlessnessn.an endless state or quality, roundness

571

Endlong

Endlongad.in a straight line, directly on

572

Endorse

EndorseSee: Indorse

573

Endow

Endowv.t.to give a portion, enrich, endue

574

Endowed

Endowed

575

Endowment

Endowmentn.wealth given, a gift of nature

576

Endridge

Endridgev.t.to form in ridges, ob.

577

Endue

Enduev.t.to supply with graces, &c. to invest

578

Endurance

Endurancen.sufferance, continuance, ob.

579

Endure

Endurev.to continue, last, undergo, suffer, bear

580

Endwife

Endwifead.on end, with the end upward or first

581

Enecate

Enecatev.t.to kill, destroy, not used

582

Enemy

Enemyn.a foe, public or private

583

Energetic

Energetica.forcible, strong, vigorous, active

584

Energetically

Energeticallyad.forcibly, powerfully, strongly

585

Energize

Energizev.t.to give strength or vigor

586

Energizer

Energizern.that which gives energy

587

Energy

Energyn.force, power, vigor, influence, faculty

588

Enervate

Enervate

589

Enervate (2)

Enervate

590

Enervation

Enervationn.the act of weakening or crushing

591

Enervous

Enervousa.having no nerves

592

Enfeeble

Enfeeblev.t.to weaken, to deprive of strength

593

Enfeoff

Enfeoffv.t.to invest, to put into possessioin

594

Enfeoffment

Enfeoffmentn.the act or deed of enfeoffing