Eastward
Eastwardad.to or towards the east
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Eastwardad.to or towards the east
Easya.placed at ease, quiet, credulous, not hard
Eatv.ate, eat,pret.eaten,pa.to take food, swallow, devour, feed upon, corrode
Eatablea.that may be eaten, fit to eat, not bad
Eatenpa.swallowed, devoured, consumed
Eatern.one who or what eats, a corrosive
Eatha.easy, very practicable;ad.easily, ob.
Eatinghousen.a public house or place to eat at
Eavesn. pl.the edges of the roof of a building
Eavesdropv.i.to listen, hearken, lurk, catch
Eavesdroppern.one who listens under windows
Ebbv.i.to flow back, vary, waste, decline, decay
Ebbn.a flowing back, return, turn, waste, decay
Ebbtiden.the reflux or falling of tidewater
Ebon, or Ebonyn.a hard black wood;a.black
Ebractatea.without bracties or floral leaves
Ebriety
Ebulliatev.i.toboil or bubble out, to work
Ebullitionn.the act of boiling or bubbling up
Ecaudatea.without a tail or spur
Eccentrica.deviating from the center, irregular
Eccentricityn.a deviation from the center
Ecclesiasticn.a clergyman, minister, priest, divine
Ecclesiasticala.of or relating to the church
Echinatea.set with prickles, bristled
Echiniten.petrified shells with prickles
Echon.a sound returned