Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Embrasure

Embrasuren.a battlement, an opening in a wall

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Embrocate

Embrocatev.t.to foment or rub a part diseased

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Embrocation

Embrocationn.fomentatiion, rubbing, lotion

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Embroider

Embroiderv.t.to adorn with figure-work

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Embroiderer

Embroiderern.a person who works embroidery

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Embroidery

Embroideryn.a sort of variegated needlework

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Embroil

Embroilv.t.to disturb, confuse, involve, broil

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Embrothel

Embrothelv.t.to shut in a brothel, ob.

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Embruted

Embruteda.reduced to brutality, very depraved

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Embryo

Embryo

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Embryon

Embryona.pertaining to first rudiments

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Emendation

Emendationn.a correction, alteration, change

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Emerald

Emeraldn.a gem, a kind of green precious stone

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Emerge

Emergev.i.to issue, to rise out of, from or up

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Emergency

Emergencyn.a rising out of, pressing necessity

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Emergent

Emergenta.coming out or into sight, sudden

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Emerods

Emerodsn.the piles

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Emersion

Emersionn.the act of rising out of water, a rise

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Emertis

Emertisn.plain India muslins, thin and of inferior quality, about 7 8ths in width

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Emery

Emeryn.a kind of iron ore, a glazier's diamond

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Emetic

Emetica.that provokes vomiting;n.a vomit

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Emication

Emicationn.the act of sparkling or glittering

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Emiction

Emictionn.urine, the making of urine

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Emigrant

Emigranta.going from place to place, moving away

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Emigrant (2)

Emigrantn.a person who quits his own country to reside in another

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Emigrate

Emigratev.i.to remove from place to place

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Emigration

Emigrationn.a change of habitation or place