Edematous
Edematousa.swelling, full of humors, dropsical
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Edge
Edgen.the sharp part of an instrument, a brink
Edge (2)
Edgev.to sharpen, provoke, border, move
Edged
Edgedpa.sharpened, set, provoked, bordered
Edgeless
Edgelessa.void of edge, blunt, unable to cut
Edgetool
Edgetooln.a sharp or cutting instrument
Edgewife
Edgewifea.by or in full direction of the edge
Edging
Edgingn.a kind of narrow lace, a border
Edible
Ediblea.eatable, fit to be eaten, tolerable
Edict
Edictn.an ordinance, decree, proclamation, law
Edification
Edificationn.a building up in faith, instruction
Edifice
Edificen.a building, structure, fabric house
Edifier
Edifiern.one who edifies, one who improves
Edify
Edifyv.t.to build up, instruct, improve, profit
Edifying
Edifyingpa.building up, instructing, profiting
Edile
Edilen.a Roman magistrate, surveyor, justice
Edileship
Edileshipn.the office of an Edile
Edit
Editv.t.to publish, to superintend a publication
Edition
Editionn.the impression or print of a book
Editor
Editorn.one who prepares a book for the press
Editorial
Editoriala.pertaining to or written by an editor
Educate
Educatev.t.to bring up, breed, instruct
Education
Educationn.the instruction of children, skill
Educator
Educatorn.one who educates or brings up
Educe
Educev.t.to bring or draw out, extract, show
Educt
Eductv.t.to lead or draw forth
Educt (2)
Eductn.that which is drawn forth or extracted