Webster's Dictionary 1806

919

Eruginous

Eruginousa.coppery, rusty, foul, nasty, brown

920

Erupt

Eruptv.t.to burst forth or eject with force

921

Eruption

Eruptionn.a breaking out, burst, pustule, spot

922

Eruptive

Eruptivea.bursting forth, tending to burst, foul

923

Erysipelas

Erysipelasn.an acrid eruption on the skin

924

Erysipelatous

Erysipelatousa.eruptive, like erysipelas

925

Escalade

Escaladen.the act of scaling the walls of a place

926

Escalop

Escalopn.a shellfish, oysters broiled or roasted

927

Escape

Escapev.to get out of danger, avoid, shun, fly

928

Escape (2)

Escapen.a getting clear, flight, oversight, error

929

Escaped

Escapedpa.got out of danger or confinement

930

Escargatoire

Escargatoiren.a nursery or nest of snails

931

Eschalot

Eschalotn.a kind of small fine onion, a shalote

932

Eschar

Eschar, or Escarn.a scar, mark, wound healed

933

Escharotic

Escharotica.burning, searing, caustic

934

Escheat

Escheatn.the falling of lands to the owner, or to the state by forfeiture or failure of heirs,

935

Escheat (2)

Escheatv.i.to fall to the owner or the state

936

Escheator

Escheatorn.an officer who has the care of escheats

937

Eschew

Eschewv.t.to fly, avoid, shun, resist, oppose

938

Escort

Escortn.a convoy, a guard by land

939

Escort (2)

Escortv.t.to convoy, to guard to or from a place

940

Escout

Escoutn.a scout, spy, listener, ob.

941

Escritoir

Escritoirn.a kind of desk on a chest of drawers

942

Escrow

Escrown.deed delivered to a third person to be delivered to the grantee on his performing certain conditions

943

Esculapian

Esculapiana.pertaining to Esculapius, the god of physic

944

Esculent

Esculenta.eatable, good for food;n.any food

945

Escurial

Escurialn.the palace of the King of Spain