- ebullience, n. Dictionary lookup
an overflow by boiling, an overflow of enthusiasm, high spirits
- eclectic, adj. Dictionary lookup
composed of materials or principles gathered together from several different places or fields
- efficacious, adj. Dictionary lookup
effective, capable of producing the desired results
- effluvia, n. Dictionary lookup
an outflow in the form of a vapor or stream of invisible particles, a noxious odor or vapor
- effrontery, n. Dictionary lookup
boldness, impudence
- empathy, n. Dictionary lookup
intellectual identification of oneself with another
- empirical, adj. Dictionary lookup
based solely on experiements or experience
- emulate, v. Dictionary lookup
to strive for equality, to compete with successfully
- enervate, v. Dictionary lookup
to weaken, to enfeeble
- enfetter, v. Dictionary lookup
to bind
- enfranchise, v. Dictionary lookup
to set free, to admit to citizenship, to naturalize
- enigma, n. Dictionary lookup
a puzzle, a perplexing statement, a riddle
- ensconce, v. Dictionary lookup
to cover or shelter, to place comfortably or securely
- ephemeral, adj. Dictionary lookup
fleeting, short-lived, transitory
- epitome, n. Dictionary lookup
a part or thing that is representative of the characteristics of the whole, a brief summary or abstract
- equanimity, n. Dictionary lookup
evenness of mind, calm, composure
- equipose, n. Dictionary lookup
equal distribution of weight, equilibrium
- equipose, n. Dictionary lookup
equal distribution of weight, equilibrium
- equivocate, v. Dictionary lookup
to make vague statements, to mislead intentionally by making an ambiguous remark
- erudite, adj. Dictionary lookup
learned, scholarly
- euphoric, adj. Dictionary lookup
feeling well, buoyant, vigorous
- evanescent, adj. Dictionary lookup
vanishing, fleeting
- evince, v. Dictionary lookup
to show clearly, to indicate, to manifest
- excoriate, v. Dictionary lookup
to flay, to strip, to scratch, to denounce strongly
- exculpate, v. Dictionary lookup
to clear from a charge of guilt or fault
- exonerate, v. Dictionary lookup
to disburden, to relieve of blame, to clear of an imputation of guilt
- expunge, v. Dictionary lookup
to blot out, to obliterate, to erase
- extrapolate, v. Dictionary lookup
to estimate or infer on the basis of certain known variables
- extricable, adj. Dictionary lookup
capable of being released, set free or disentangled