Exundation
Exundationn.an overflow, great abundance, ob.
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Exuperance
Exuperancen.an overbalance, ob.
Exuviae
Exuviaen. pl.cast skins, spoils from an enemy
Eyas
Eyasn.a young hawk just taken from its nest
Eye
Eyen.the organ of sight, view, face, a hole, a bud
Eye (2)
Eyev.to watch, observe, view, appear, show
Eyeball
Eyeballn.the ball or apple of the eye
Eyebright
Eyebrightn.a species of plant, euphrasia
Eyebrow
Eyebrown.the hair that grows just over the eye
Eyedrop
Eyedropn.what drops from the eye, a tear
Eyeglass
Eyeglassn.a glass used to hep the sight, in telescopes, the glass next to the eye
Eyelash
Eyelashn.the hair upon the edge of the eyelid
Eyeless
Eyelessa.having no eyes, not seeing, blind
Eyelet-Hole
Eyelet-holen.a small hole for light or lace
Eyelid
Eyelidn.that which closes or shuts up the eye
Eyeshot
Eyeshotn.a sight, glance, transient view
Eyesight
Eyesightn.the sight of the eye, the sense of seeing
Eyesore
Eyesoren.something offensive to the sight
Eyestring
Eyestringn.the string or tendon, of the eye
Eyetooth
Eyetoothn.the tooth next to the grinders
Eyewink
Eyewinkn.a wink made as a hint, sign or token
Eyewitness
Eyewitnessn.one who saw what he attests
Eyre
Eyren.the court going on the circuits, a circuit
Eyry
Eyryn.a place where birds build nests, a nest