Webster's Dictionary 1806

730

Entireness

Entireness

731

Entitle

Entitlev.t.togive a title or right, call, name

732

Entitled

Entitledpa.having a right or claim, named

733

Entity

Entityn.being, real being, real existence

734

Entoil

Entoilv.t.to insnare, entangle, perplex, ob.

735

Entomb

Entombv.t.to put or lay in a tomb

736

Entomological

Entomologicala.pertaining to the science of insects

737

Entomology

Entomologyn.the science of insects

738

Entrails

Entrailsn. pl.the bowels or guts, inward parts

739

Entrance

Entrancen.a going in, passage, admission

740

Entrance (2)

Entrancev.t.to throw into a trance or ecstacy

741

Entrap

Entrapv.t.to trap, insnare, entangle

742

Entreat

Entreatv.to beg earnestly, request, treat

743

Entreaty

Entreatyn.a request, an earnest prayer

744

Entry

Entryn.an entrance, act of entering, passage, giving an account of a cargo to the officer of the customs

745

Enubilous

Enubilousa.free from or void of clouds, fair

746

Enumerate

Enumeratev.t.tonumber up, count over, recite

747

Enumeration

Enumerationn.a numbering or counting over

748

Enunciate

Enunciatev.t.to declare, proclaim, express

749

Enunciation

Enunciationn.a plain declaration, intelligence

750

Enunciative

Enunciativea.declarative, expressive, full

751

Envelop

Envelopv.t.to wrap, fold, cover, surround, hide

752

Envelope

Envelopen.a wrapper, fold, outward case, work

753

Envelopement

Envelopementn.a wrapping up, or inclosing

754

Envenom

Envenomv.t.to poison, enrage, make hateful

755

Enviable

Enviablea.deserving envy, exciting envy

756

Envier

Enviern.one who envies another person