Escutcheon
Escutcheonn.a coat of arms
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Esoteric
Esoterica.private, not open or public
Espalier
Espaliern.a row of dwarf-trees planted in rails
Especial
Especiala.principal, chief, leading, particular
Especially
Especiallyad.principally, chiefly, particularly
Espial
Espialn.a spy, scout, ob.
Espionage
Espionagen.the art or practice of spies
Esplanade
Esplanaden.the sloping of the parapet of a covered way
Espousal
Espousala.relating to espousals or betrothing
Espousals
Espousalsn. pl.the act of betrothing, marriage
Espouse
Espousev.t.to betroth, engage for marriage, marry, adopt, take upon, maintain, defend
Espy
Espyv.t.to see at a distance, watch, look at, spy
Esquire
Esquiren.a title below a knight, the title of magistrates and public officers
Esquire (2)
Esquire, or Squirev.t.to attend or wait on
Essay
Essayv.t.to attempt, endeavor, try, examin
Essay (2)
Essayn.an attempt, endeavor, trial, experiment
Essayist
Essayistn.a writer or publisher of essays
Essence
Essencen.the nature, substance or being of any thing, existence, a perfume, smell, scent, odor
Essence (2)
Essencev.t.to perfume, scent, sprinkle
Essenes
Essenesn.a sect among the Jews who lived recluse, they admitted a future state, but denied a resurrection
Essential
Essentiala.necessary, very important, pure
Essential (2)
Essentialn.existence, a chief point or thing
Essentiality
Essentialityn.the quality of being essential
Essentially
Essentiallyad.absolutely, necessarily, truly
Essoin
Essoinn.an excuse for non-appearance
Establish
Establishv.t.to settle, fix, confirm, found
Established
Establishedpa.settled, fixed, confirmed, built