Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Equiagular

Equiagulara.having equal or like angles

839

Equicrural

Equicrurala.having equal legs or sides, isosceles

840

Equidistant

Equidistanta.set or being at the same distance

841

Equiformity

Equiformityn.uniformity, equality, likeness

842

Equilateral

Equilaterala.having the sides equal

843

Equilibrate

Equilibratev.t.to balance equally

844

Equilibration

Equilibration

845

Equimultiple

Equimultiplea.multiplied by the same number

846

Equine

Equinea.pertaining to the horse kind

847

Equinecessary

Equinecessarya.equally necessary, proper or fit

848

Equinoctial

Equinoctiala.a line that answers to the equator

849

Equinoctial (2)

Equinoctiala.pertaining to or near the equinox

850

Equinox

Equinoxn.the time when the day and night are equal

851

Equinumerant

Equinumeranta.having the same number

852

Equip

Equipv.t.to dress or fit out, provide, furnish

853

Equipage

Equipagen.attendance, horses and carriage, furniture, a woman's watch and trinkets, state

854

Equipment

Equipmentn.the act of equipping or fitting out

855

Equipoise

Equipoisen.an equality of weight or force

856

Equipollent

Equipollenta.having equal force or power, like

857

Equiponderant

Equiponderant

858

Equiponderate

Equiponderatev.i.to weigh equally with

859

Equitable

Equitablea.just, right, fit, impartial, equal

860

Equitableness

Equitablenessn.the state of being just, equity

861

Equitably

Equitablyad.justly, reasonably, impartially, duly

862

Equitant

Equitanta.riding, denoting leaves of a plant whose sides approach, so that the outer embrace the inner

863

Equity

Equityn.justice, right, honesty

864

Equivalence

Equivalencen.equality of worth or power;v.t.to equal