Webster's Dictionary 1806

865

Equivalent

Equivalenta.equal in value, force or meaning

866

Equivalent (2)

Equivalentn.a thing that is of the same value

867

Equivocal

Equivocala.uncertain, doubtful, ambiguous

868

Equivocally

Equivocallyad.uncertainly, doubtfully, doubly

869

Equivocalness

Equivocalness

870

Equivocate

Equivocatev.i.to speak doubly, shuffle, waver

871

Equivocation

Equivocationn.a shuffling, delusive words

872

Equivocator

Equivocatorn.one who equivocates or shuffles

873

Equivoke

Equivoken.an equivocal saying

874

Era

Eran.an epoch, an account or date of time

875

Eradiation

Eradiationn.a sending out of rays or brightness Eq

876

Eradicate

Eradicatev.t.to root up or out, destroy, cut off

877

Erasable

Erasablea.that may be erased

878

Erase

Erasev.t.to rub or scrape out, root up, destroy

879

Erased

Erasedpa.expunged, scratched out, torn away

880

Erasement

Erasementn.expunction, abolition, destruction

881

Erasure

Erasuren.a blotting out, expunging

882

Ere

Eread.before, sooner than, ever, always

883

Erebus

Erebusn.a place of darkness, lower regions

884

Erect

Erectv.to build or set up, raise, exalt, rise upright

885

Erect (2)

Erecta.raised, upright, confident, vigorous

886

Erection

Erectionn.the act of building or raising up

887

Erectness

Erectnessn.an erect state, an upright posture

888

Erelong

Erelongad.before a long time passes, shortly, soon

889

Eremetical

Eremeticala.solitary, retired, religious, devout

890

Eremit

Eremitn.a hermit, recluse, very retired person

891

Erenow

Erenowad.before now, before this time