Webster's Dictionary 1806

973

Establishment

Establishmentn.a settlement, a stated salary

974

Estate

Estaten.property, platantion, farm, rank

975

Estate (2)

Estatev.t.to settle an estate on

976

Esteem

Esteemv.t.to value, think well of, prize, reckon

977

Esteem (2)

Esteemn.high value in opinion, regard, respect

978

Esteemable

Esteemablea.worthy of esteem

979

Esteemer

Esteemern.one who values or respects

980

Estimable

Estimablea.worthy of esteem, valuable, good

981

Estimate

Estimatev.t.to rate, compute, set a value upon

982

Estimate (2)

Estimaten.a calculation, valuation, account

983

Estimation

Estimationn.valuing, esteem, honor, opinion

984

Estimative

Estimativea.having the power of comparing

985

Estimator

Estimatorn.one who estimates, rates or values

986

Estival

Estivala.relating to the summer, the state of the petals in a bud or germ,

987

Estoppel

Estoppeln.a bar in law, arising from a man's

988

Estrange

Estrangev.t.to keep at a distance, to alienate

989

Estrangement

Estrangementn.distance, a distant removal, reserve

990

Estray

Estrayn.a beast which wanders from his owner

991

Estreat

Estreatn.a copy of an original writing

992

Estuary

Estuaryn.an arm or mouth of the sea, a frith

993

Estuation

Estuationn.a boiling, a swelling

994

Esture

Esturen.violence, commotion, great heat, ob.

995

Esurine

Esurinea.corroding, eating, consuming, ob.

996

Etacoustic

Etacousticn.an instrument to help hearing

997

Etc.

Etc., or &c.

998

Etch

Etchv.t.to mark out prints with aquafortis

999

Eternal

Eternala.perpetual, endless, constant;n.GOD