Webster's Dictionary 1806

757

Envioiusly

Envioiuslyad.with envy, with ill-will or malice

758

Envious

Enviousa.infected with envy, malicious, greedy

759

Environ

Environv.t.to surround, hem in, invest, beset

760

Environs

Environsn. pl.places adjacent, neighborhood

761

Envoy

Envoyn.a public minister sent to foreign states

762

Envy

Envyn.vexation or pain at another's prosperity

763

Enwheel

Enwheelv.t.to encompass, surround, ob.

764

Enwomb

Enwombv.t.to make fruitful, hide, ob.

765

Eolian

Eoliana.pertaining to Eolia in Asia, or to Eolus, the god of the winds

766

Eolic

Eolica.denominating that dialect of the Greek, spoken in Eolia

767

Eolipile

Eolipilen.a hollow globe of metal to be filled with water, and heated to show the force of steam

768

Epact

Epactn.11 days of the solar above the lunar year, a Hebrew measure of about three pecks

769

Epainetic

Epainetica.praising, commending, extolling, ob.

770

Epaulet

Epauletn.a shoulder knot, knot of lace, ornament

771

Ephemera

Ephemeran.an insect whose life is one day only, or very short

772

Ephemeral

Ephemerala.daily, lasting a day

773

Ephemeris

Ephemerisn.a daily account of the planetary motions

774

Ephemerist

Ephemeristn.a man whostudies astrology, &c.

775

Ephesian

Ephesiann.an inhabitant of Ephesus in Asia

776

Ephesian (2)

Ephesiana.pertaining to Ephesus

777

Ephod

Ephodn.a linen girdle worn by Jewish priests

778

Epic

Epica.containing narrative, heroic, noble

779

Epicedium

Epicediumn.an elegy, funeral poem, ob.

780

Epiciene

Epicienea.common to both the sexes

781

Epicure

Epicuren.one addicted to luxury, an epicurean

782

Epicurean

Epicureann.a follower of Epicurus;a.luxurious

783

Epicureanism

Epicureanismn.love of pleasure, sensuality