Webster's Dictionary 1806

892

Erewhile

Erewhilead.some time ago, heretofore, formerly

893

Eringo

Eringon.a kind of plant, the sea hoilly

894

Ermelin

Ermelin

895

Ermined

Ermineda.clothed in or covered with ermin

896

Erode

Erodev.t.to canker, eat away, corrode, consume

897

Erose

Erosea.notched as if bitten

898

Erosion

Erosionn.the act of eating away, corrosion, waste

899

Erotic

Erotica.belonging to love

900

Err

Errv.i.to go out of the way, stray, mistake, do amiss

901

Errable

Errablea.liable to err or mistake, fallible

902

Errand

Errandn.a message, a thing any one is sent about

903

Errant

Erranta.wandering, roving, notorious, arrant

904

Errantness

Errantness

905

Erratic

Erratica.wandering, irregular, uncertain, loose

906

Erratically

Erraticallyad.without rule, order or method

907

Erratum

Erratumpl.errata,n.mistake, error in printing

908

Errhine

Errhinea.occasioning sneezing, purging the head

909

Errhine (2)

Errhinen.that which promotes sneezing

910

Erroneous

Erroneousa.subject to or full of errors, false

911

Erroneously

Erroneouslyad.by, from or with, mistake, falsely

912

Erroneousness

Erroneousnessn.error, mistake, fault, falsehood

913

Error

Errorn.a mistake, blunder, sin, crime, offense

914

Erst

Erstad.when time was, at first, formerly, once

915

Erubescence

Erubescencen.redness, a blushing, a blush

916

Eructation

Eructationn.a belch, a sudden burst of wind upward

917

Erudite

Eruditea.instructed, taught, learned, skilled

918

Erudition

Eruditionn.instruction, learning, knowledge