Evanescent
Evanescenta.vanishing, small, imperceptible
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Evangelical
Evangelicala.agreeable to the gospel, divine
Evangelism
Evangelismn.the promulgation of the gospel
Evangelistery
Evangelisteryn.a manuscript-copy of the gospels
Evangelize
Evangelizev.i.to preach the gospel, to preach
Evanid
Evanida.faint, weak, vanishing, decaying, ob.
Evanish
Evanishv.i.to vanish, disappear
Evanishment
Evanishmentn.a vanishing, disappearance
Evaporable
Evaporablea.that may be resolved into vapors
Evaporate
Evaporatev.to resolve into vapors, vent, fly off
Evaporation
Evaporationn.the act of flying away in fumes
Evasion
Evasionn.an escape, excuse, equivocation, shift
Evasive
Evasivea.elusive, equivocating, shuffling, sly
Evasively
Evasivelyad.in an evasive or sly manner
Eve
Even.the close of the day, the fast of a holiday
Even
Evena.level, parallel, calm, uniform;ad.verily
Even (2)
Evenv.t.to equal, level, balance an account
Evenhanded
Evenhandeda.impartial, just, equitable, fair
Evening
Evening, or Evenn.the close or end of the day
Evenly
Evenlyad.equally, uniformly, impartially
Evenness
Evennessn.levelness, calmness, regularity, sameness
Evensong
Evensongn.evening-worship, the evening
Event
Eventn.an end, conclusion, issue, consequence
Eventerate
Eventeratev.t.to rip up or open the belly, ob.
Eventful
Eventfula.full of incidents or changes
Eventide
Eventiden.the time of the evening
Eventilate
Eventilatev.t.to winnow, fan, fist out, discuss