Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Eternally

Eternallyad.perpetually, always, for ever

1001

Eternity

Eternityn.duration without end, perpetuity

1002

Eternize

Eternizev.t.to immortalize, make endless

1003

Etesian

Etesiana.denoting durable winds like the monsoons, sometimes northern winds

1004

Ether

Ethern.highly rectified spirit, consisting of alcohol, hydrogene and oxygene, a pure thin element

1005

Ethereal

Ethereal, or Ethereousa.heavenly, refined, pure

1006

Etherize

Etherizev.t.to convert into ether

1007

Ethic

Ethic, or Ethicala.moral, of or relating to morals

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Ethically

Ethicallyad.by or according to morality, purely

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Ethics

Ethicsn. pl.the doctrine of morality, morals

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Ethiopian

Ethiopiann.a native of Ethiopia, now Abyssinia

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Ethiopian (2)

Ethiopiana.pertaining to Ethipia, black

1012

Ethmoid

Ethmoida.resembling a sieve, cribriform

1013

Ethnic

Ethnica.heathen, pagan;n.a heathen, a pagan

1014

Etiolate

Etiolatev.t.to blanch, bleach or whiten

1015

Etiolation

Etiolationn.a making or growing white

1016

Etiology

Etiologyn.an account of the causes of diseases

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Etiquet

Etiquetn.forms of civility or ceremony

1018

Etite

Etiten.eagle stone, a bog iron

1019

Etnean

Etneana.pertaining to Etna, a volcanic mountain in Sicily

1020

Etolian

Etoliann.a native of Etolia, in the center of Greece

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Etolian (2)

Etoliana.pertaining to Etolia

1022

Etweecase

Etweecasen.a case used for pocket instruments

1023

Etymological

Etymologicala.relative to etymology, derivative

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Etymology

Etymologyn.the true derivitive of words

1025

Etymon

Etymonn.an original root or primitive word

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Eucharist

Eucharist, [ch as k]n.the Lord's supper