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The Thesaurus is the opposite of the Glossary. When consulting the Glossary, you know the word and you want to find out what it means. When consulting the Thesaurus, you know the meaning and you want to find out which Shakespearean words express it. How would he say 'arrogant' or 'companion'? The options are listed when you search for these words.

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Search letter e 1354 items found

eager

fond (adj.),forward (adj.),forward (adj.),forward (adj.),fresh (adj.),hot (adj.),lusty (adj.),prone (adj.),ready (adj.),starting (adj.)

eager, be

gape (v.)

eager for information

eager for renown

eagerly

eagerly longing

eagerly peering

earnest-gaping (adj.)

eagerly ready

prompted (adj.)

eagerness

greediness (n.),spleen (n.),spur (n.)

eagerness, excessive

eagerness to work

eagle

ear, give

ear, perceived by the

auricular (adj.)

ear-kissing

ear-bussing (adj.)

earlier

ancient, aunchient (adj.),before-time (adv.),foregone (adj.),tofore (adv.),younger (adj.)

earlier, tell

foretell (v.), past form foretold

earlier affirmed

earlier displayed

earlier instruct

earlier part

earlier point, at an

earlier suggest

earlier violation

earlier youth

earliest

early

betime (adv.),forward (adj.),sudden (adj.),timely (adj.),timely (adv.),timely (adv.)

early age, from such an

young days, of so

early date, at an

sudden, of / on / upon a / the

early days

blade (n.)

early hour, at an

betime (adv.),betimes (adv.)

early in life

betimes (adv.),youngly (adv.)

early in the morning

early morning

early on

early part

early warning, giving an accurate

well-forwarning (adj.)

early years

prime (n.)

early-maturing

forward (adj.)

earn

deserve (v.),get (v.),purchase (v.),win (v.)

earned through great hardship

distressful (adj.)

earnest

dear (adj.),entire (adj.),zealous (adj.)

earnest, in

agood (adv.),sadness, in / in good

earnest, not in

sportful (adj.)

earnest penny

penny (n.)

earnestly

effectually (adv.),hard (adv.),wistly (adv.)

earnestness

industry (n.)

earning power

purchase (n.)

earnings

hire (n.)

ears, pulled along by the

head-lugged (adj.)

ears, with long hanging

flap-eared (adj.)

earshot, within

ear, in the

ear-splitting

deafing (adj.)

earth

centre (n.),clay (n.),dung (n.),element (n.),marl (n.),mould (n.),orb (n.),round (n.),sphere (n.),Tellus (n.),under-world (n.)

earth, belonging to the

nether (adj.)

earth, brown-coloured

earth, centre of the

earth, corner of the

earth, face of the

earth, fiend from under the

under fiend (n.)

earth, lifeless as

earthly (adj.),earthy (adj.)

earth, of the

earthy (adj.),worldly (adj.)

earth, piece of

clod (n.),plot (n.)

earth, put in the

earth (v.)

earth, rich

slime (n.)

earth, seen as midway between heaven and hell

earth, sphere of the

earth, within the

earth chestnut

earth-coloured

earthly (adj.),earthy (adj.)

earthly

beneath (adj.),earthy (adj.),gross (adj.),mundane (adj.),nether (adj.),terrene (adj.)

earthly life, tormenting

ease, at

ease, dignified

ease, lack of

ease, with

easily

aptly (adv.),easy (adv.),lightly (adv.),slightly (adv.),well (adv.)

easily, not

hard (adv.),uneath (adv.)

easily endured

easily move

easily persuaded

eastern

eastern part of the sky

orient (n.)

easy

facile (adj.),light (adj.),ready (adj.)

easy, not

hard (adj.),uneasy (adj.)

easy in mind

contented (adj.)

easy life, attached to the

tender (adj.)

easy life, providing an

wheels, on

easy to get through

open (adj.)

easy to see

buttons, in one's

easy-going

forceless (adj.),slow (adj.),soft-conscienced (adj.)

eat

jaw (v.),make (v.)

eat [as animals]

browse (v.)

eat, fit to

wholesome (adj.)

eat away

begnaw (v.),bite (v.),fret (v.)

eat greedily

eat into

eat one's fill

eat pasture

eaten away all over

overeaten, over-eaten (adj.)

eaten away by canker grubs

eater, hearty

eater, insatiable

eater, valiant

eating, begin

fall to, fall to it (v.)

eating, pleasures of

Epicurean (adj.)

eating away

pining (adj.)

eating together, people

mess (n.)

ebony

ebon (adj.)

eccentric

odd (adj.)

ecclesiastical appointments, trading in

simony (n.)

ecclesiastical court

consistory (n.)

ecclesiastical estate

spiritualty (n.)

ecclesiastical living

benefice (n.)

eclipse

dark (v.),darken (v.),distain (v.),extinguish (v.),obscure (v.),stain (v.),strangle (v.)

economy

sparing (n.)

economy, good

husbandry (n.)

economy, practise

spare (v.)

ecstatic

felicitate (adj.),wild (adj.)

eddy

current (n.)

edge

brim (n.),ground (n.),hem (n.),limit (n.),margent (n.),odd (n.),odds (n. plural),privilege (n.),purlieu (n.),shore (n.),start (n.)

edge, encircling

verge (n.)

edge, sharp

tang (n.)

edge, take off the

disedge (v.),dull (v.)

edge of the sea

edging, cloth

edible part

edible part of grain

edible produce

edifice

building (n.),fabric (n.)

edified, be

learn (v.)

educate

train up (v.)

educated

lettered (adj.)

education

breeding (n.),instruction (n.)

education, field of

learning (n.)

eel, sea

conger (n.),cunger (n.)

efface

deface (v.),dislimn (v.),waste (v.)

effacement

razure (n.)

effect

act (n.),operation (n.),purport (n.),vigour (n.),work (v.), past form wrought,work to (v.)

effect, bring into

effect (v.)

effect, clever

subtlety (n.)

effect, in

effectually (adv.)

effective

effectual (adj.),effectual (adj.),operative (adj.),prevailing (adj.),speeding (adj.),substantial (adj.)

effective, prove

make (v.)

effective remedy

medicine (n.)

effectively

purpose, to,trim (adv.)

effectiveness

sovereignty (n.)

effects

appointment (n.)

effeminate

wench-like (adj.)

effeminately delicate

lady (adj.)

efficacious

operative (adj.),virtuous (adj.)

efficacy

sovereignty (n.),vigour (n.),virtue (n.)

efficient

effectual (adj.)

effigy

image (n.),monument (n.)

effort

assay (n.),labour (n.),pain (n.),proffer (n.),study (n.),travail, travel (n.),working (n.)

effort, make an

means, make,study (v.),travail, travel (v.)

effort, make extra

strain (v.)

effort, strong

strife (n.)

effort, with little

slightly (adv.)

effortless

easy (adj.),facile (adj.),forceless (adj.),light (adj.)

efforts, make great

contend (v.),sweat (v.)

effrontery

brass (n.),brow (n.),impudency (n.)

effusion

effuse (n.)

effusion, vocal

strain (n.)

effusive

beggarly (adj.),lavish (adj.),prodigal (adj.)

egg

pullet-sperm (n.)

egg on

cheer up (v.),whet on (v.)

eggs, deposit

egotism

egotistical

egress and regress

Egypt

Cleopatra (n.),Isis (n.),Nilus (n.),Pharaoh (n.)

echo

accent, second,rebound (n.),replication (n.),sound (v.)

echoing

reverberate (adj.)

eighty

fourscore (n.)

elaborate

continue (v.),curious (adj.),masquing (adj.),quaint (adj.)

elaborate, finely

curious-good (adj.)

elaborate, vividly

flaming (adj.)

elaborately

curiously (adv.),quaint (adv.),quaintly (adv.)

elaborately adorn

fret (v.)

elapsed

by-past (adj.)

elated, passionately

wild (adj.)

elated by the thought of

proud (adj.)

elbow

justle (v.)

elder tree

elder (n.)

elderly, the

ancientry (n.),gravity (n.)

elders

old (n.)

elect

voice (v.)

election, offer for

stand for (v.)

elegance

elegancy (n.),grace (n.)

elegance, artless

handsome (adj.)

elegant

courtlike (adj.),fair (adj.),gracious (adj.),neat (adj.),neat (adj.)

elegantly

fair (adv.),fairly (adv.),feat (adv.),handsomely (adv.),quaint (adv.)

element

simple (n.)

element, chief

body (n.)

element, out of one's

welkin, out of one's

elements, composed of the

compound (adj.)

elements, made up of wicked

ill-composed (adj.)

elements of life

element (n.)

elevate

gentle (v.),lord (v.)

elevate in rank

raise (v.)

elevated

heightened (adj.),high (adj.),high (adj.)

elevated manner, in an

highly (adv.)

elevated rostrum

tribunal (n.)

elevation

advancement (n.),pitch (n.)

elevation [in navigation]

eleven

elf

elicit

eliminate

bury (v.),extirp (v.),extirpate (v.),lop (v.),undo (v.)

elimination

conveyance (n.),remove (n.),taking-off (n.)

elision, mark of

apostrophus (n.)

elite

chosen (adj.)

elixir

tinct (n.)

elixir derived from gold

medicine potable

elopement

escape (n.)

eloquence

flourish (n.),Mercury (n.),oratory (n.)

eloquent

voluble (adj.),well-spoken (adj.)

else

beside (adv.)

elsewhere

abroad (adv.),else (adv.),otherwhere (adv.)

elucidate

define (v.)

elucidator

opener (n.)

elude

outrun (v.)

elves, hair treated by

elf-lock (n.)

emaciate

fall away (v.)

emaciated

meagre (adj.),starved (adj.)

emaciated, become

emaciated being

emanation, luminous

emanation, worthless

emasculated

embalmed

embankment

embargo

embark

embarrassed, be

embarrassing conduct

embarrassment, be an

embassy

ambassage, ambassy (n.),embassade (n.)

embed

anchor (v.),encouch (v.),endart (v.)

embellish

beauty (v.),betrim (v.),figure over (v.),flourish (v.)

embellish heavily

overflourish, over-flourish (v.)

embellished

varnished (adj.)

embellishing

ruffling (adj.)

embellishment, formal

accoutrement (n.)

embellishment, rhetorical

flourish (n.)

embellishments

furniture (n.),trappings (n.)

ember

coal (n.)

ember, flaming

cinder (n.)

ember-days, evening before

ember-eve (n.)

embittered

grudging (adj.),venomous (adj.)

emblem

badge (n.),character (n.),colours (n.),cullison (n.),ensign (n.),imprese (n.),token (n.),type (n.)

emblem, distinctive

charact, caract (n.)

emblem of royalty

royalty (n.)

emblematic figure

device (n.)

embodiment

abstract (n.),behaviour (n.),brief (n.),continent (n.),element (n.),image (n.),map (n.)

embody

embolden

emboldened

emboss

embrace

cleap (v.),clip (v.),clip about (v.),close (v.),compass (v.),corslet (v.),embracement (n.),embrasure (n.),grasp (n.),grasp in (v.),inclip (v.),strain (v.)

embracing

yoking (adj.)

embroider

work (v.), past form wrought

embroidered

branched,spotted (adj.)

embroidered breast-piece

square (n.)

embroidered fabric, piece of

carpet (n.)

embroidery

Philomel, Philomela (n.),stitchery (n.),work (n.)

embroidery, piece of

sampler (n.),spot (n.)

embroidery, silk thread for

sleave-silk (n.)

emerge

put forth (v.),shoot out (v.)

emerge into view

peep about (v.)

emergency

need (n.),push (n.)

eminent

great (adj.),proudest (n./adj.)

eminent, least

eminent, less

eminent, most

eminent company

eminent person, most

emir

emissary

herald (n.),missive (n.),nuncio (n.)

emission

vent (n.)

emission, steamy

vapour (n.)

emit

belch (v.),discharge (v.),give (v.),utter (v.)

emollient

cataplasm (n.)

emotion

affection (n.),ecstasy (n.),effect (n.),motion (n.),motion (n.),will (n.)

emotion, carried away with

rapt (adj.)

emotion, express with great

passionate (v.)

emotion, feel a pang of

thrill (v.)

emotion, feeling strong

swelling (adj.)

emotion, full of

great (adj.),working (adj.)

emotion, intense

extreme (n.)

emotion, overpowering

passion (n.)

emotion, power to retain

retention (n.)

emotion, state of

emportment (n.),importment (n.)

emotion, strong

blood (n.)

emotional, excessively

emotional outcry

emotional passage

emotional state

emperor

Constantine (n.),empire (n.),imperator (n.),imperial (n.),keisar (n.),Nero (n.)

emperor's domain

emphasize

emphatically state

empire

emplacement, battery

employ

bestow (v.),entertain (v.),expend (v.),fit (v.),man (v.),pass (v.),practise (v.),retain (v.),spend (v.),task (v.)

employ badly

employ to advantage

employed craftsman

employer

employment

bestowing (n.),entertainment (n.),exercise (n.),occupation (n.),service (n.),traffic (n.)

employment, active

breathing (n.)

employment, await

serve (v.)

employment, in

foot, on

employment, insignia of

badge (n.)

empower

invest (v.)

emptied

embowelled (adj.),gleaned (adj.)

emptiness

nothing (n.)

emptiness, barren

desolation (n.)

empty

cold (adj.),concave (adj.),crack (v.),draw (v.),hollow (adj.),hollow (adj.),idle (adj.),idle (adj.),lade (v.),sucked (adj.),unshrubbed (adj.),vain (adj.),vaulty (adj.),void (adj.),void (v.)

empty [of a treasure]

empty, stay

empty manifestation

empty moment

empty of people

empty pretence

empty space

empty space of time

empty stomach, having an

empty (adj.)

empty thing

bubble (n.)

empty words

bombast, bumbast (n.)

empty-handed

empty (adj.)

empty-head

mussel-shell (n.)

empty-headed

barren (adj.),idle (adj.)

emptying

emulate

emulating

emulous

enact

encaged

encaged, incaged (adj.)

encamp

lie (v.),set down (v.),sit down (v.),tent (v.)

encampment

setting-down (n.),tent (n.)

encampment, of an

quartered (adj.)

encase

mail up (v.)

encasing

casing (adj.)

encircle

begird (v.), past form begirt,encompass (v.),engirt (v.),enring (v.),enround (v.),envire (v.),environ (v.),enwheel (v.),gird (v.),gird in (v.),hoop (v.),impale, empale (v.),ring about (v.),round (v.)

encircled

encompassed (adj.),engirt (adj.),girded (adj.)

encircling

circled (adj.),inclusive (adj.)

encircling band

compass (n.)

encircling edge

verge (n.)

enclose in glass

glass (v.)

enclosed

bounded (adj.),close (adj.),confined (adj.),encompassed (adj.),immured (adj.),several (adj.)

enclosed in a case/setting

cased (adj.)

enclosed order, member of

cloistress (n.)

enclosed space

circuit (n.)

enclosing

inclusive (adj.),yoking (adj.)

enclosure

close (n.),closure (n.),continent (n.),pale (n.),pale (n.)

enclosure, put in an

frank up (v.)

encompass

clip (v.),clip in (v.),fold in (v.),pale (v.)

encompassing

inclusive (adj.)

encounter

action (n.),answer (v.),answer (v.),bemeet (v.),close (n.),cope, cope with (v.),course (n.),cross (v.),dash (n.),find forth (v.),join (v.),opposition (n.),speak (v.),take (v.),take (v.)

encounter, dare to

tempt (v.)

encounter, forceful

brush (n.)

encounter, hostile

battle (n.)

encounter an obstacle [in bowls]

rub on (v.)

encourage into

put upon (v.)

encourage with false hopes

bear in hand

encouragement

alarm, alarum, 'larm, 'larum (n.),comfort (n.),excitement (n.),importance (n.),motion (n.)

encourager

nurser (n.),rejoicer (n.)

encouraging

comfortable (adj.)

encouraging, most

fairest-boding (adj.)

encouraging noises, make

encouragingly

encouragingly talk

encroach on

encroachment

encrust

encumber

enclog (v.),fraught (v.)

encumbering

clogging (adj.)

encumbrance

clog (n.)

end, at an

out (adv.),overspent (adj.)

end, bring to an

achieve (v.),break off (v.),bring about (v.),closure (n.),determinate (v.),expiate (v.),fine (v.),speed (v.),spend (v.),spoil (v.)

end, bring to an untimely

cut off (v.)

end, come to an

determine (v.),die (v.),fail (v.),finish (v.)

end, fight to the very

fight out (v.)

end, fitting

consummation (n.)

end, in the

fine, in,lastly (adv.),length, at

end, make an

determine (v.),quail (v.)

end, means to an

end, near one's

end, preserve to the

end, provide an

end, stand on

end, standing on

standing (adj.),upreared (adj.),up-staring

end, still an

end (n.)

end, stretch out to the

end, to that

end, to the

end, to the bitter

end, to this

end, very

end of, make an

end of a musical theme

close (n.)

end of all things

end (n.)

end the conversation

draw toward an end

end to, put an

abate (v.),abrogate (v.),cancel of (v.),counsel of (v.),determine (v.),fordo (v.),have done,kill (v.),make away (v.),raise (v.),sunder (v.)

end to everything, bringing an

all-ending (adj.)

end up

fadge (v.)

end up with

arrive at

endanger

danger (v.),touch (v.)

endangering oneself

self-danger (n.)

endeared

deared (adj.)

endearment, term of

chuck (n.),churl (n.),fondling (n.),fool (n.),heart (n.)

endeavour

attempt (v.),go about (v.),pain (n.),procure (v.),proffer (n.),purchase (v.),strife (n.),study (n.),study (v.),working (n.)

endeavour, showing

ended

ended, now

ended, recently

ending

cease (n.),cess (n.),decay (n.),determination (n.),end (n.),end (n.),fine (n.),period (n.)

ending, sentence

period (n.),termination (n.)

endless

confineless (adj.),dateless (adj.)

endless repetition

iteration (n.)

endorse

approve (v.),consign to (v.),stamp (v.),subscribe (v.),subscribe to (v.)

endorsement

commendation (n.)

endow

dower (v.),due (v.),endue (v.),estate (v.),furnish (v.),indue, endue (v.),instate, enstate (v.),possess (v.)

endow with honour

crown (v.)

endowed

endued (adj.),indued, endued (adj.),parted (adj.)

endowed, be

bear (v.), past forms bore, borne

endowed, richly

rich-left (adj.)

endowed greatly

wide-enlarged (adj.)

endowing of possessions

endowment (n.)

endowment

estate (n.)

endowment, wedding

stock (n.)

endpoint

catastrophe (n.),date (n.),determination (n.)

endue

due (v.)

endurable

portable (adj.),supportable (adj.)

endurance

patience (n.),sufferance (n.)

endurance, of

undergoing (adj.)

endurance, with

patiently (adv.)

endure in fierce cold

starve out (v.)

endured

suffered (adj.)

endured, easily

easy-held (adj.)

enduring

continuate (adj.),marble (adj.),perdurable (adj.),persisted (adj.),underbearing (n.)

enduring, always

ever-during (adj.)

enema syringe

clyster-pipe (n.)

enemies, joint action as

contestation (n.)

enemy, into the heart of the

home (adv.)

enemy, ruthless

dog (n.)

energetic

quick (adj.),starting (adj.),unwappered (adj.),willing (adj.)

energetically

hard (adv.)

energy

breath (n.),force (n.),life (n.),spirit (n.)

enfeebled

palled (adj.)

enfeebling

weak (adj.)

enfold

compass (v.),enwrap (v.),fold in (v.),hoop (v.),impall (v.),inclip (v.),infold (v.),lap (v.),spread (v.)

enfolding

yoking (adj.)

enforce

act (v.),force (v.),nip (v.)

enforce payment

exact (v.)

enforced

compelled (adj.),forced (adj.)

enforced service

impress (n.)

enforcement

exaction (n.),infliction (n.)

enforcer

sergeant (n.)

enforcing

constraint (n.),enforcement (n.)

enfranchised

enfranched (adj.)

engage [betroth]

affiance (v.),affy (v.),contract (v.),plight (v.)

engage [fight]

buckle (v.)

engage [occupy]

entertain (v.),task of (v.)

engage in

enter (v.),entertain (v.),practise (v.),use (v.),use (v.),wage (v.)

engage in a dancing contest

caper (v.)

engage in a jousting contest

lance, break a

engage in an enterprise

embark (v.)

engage in combat

contend (v.),engage (v.),meddle (v.),undertake (v.)

engage in fighting

strike (v.)

engage in manly sports

exercise (v.)

engage in warfare

buckle (v.)

engage with

answer (v.)

engaged

assured (adj.),ingaged (adj.),plighted (adj.),prest (adj.),troth-plight (adj.)

engaged, always

busy (adj.)

engaged, be actively

tire (v.)

engaged, recently

new-trothed (adj.)

engaged a second time

sub-contracted (adj.)

engaged in a struggle, be

broil (v.)

engaged in battle

fielded (adj.)

engaged in military operations

field, in the

engagement [betrothal]

troth-plight (n.)

engagement [encounter]

action (n.),hour (n.)

engagement [fighting]

action (n.),close (n.),course (n.),encounter (n.)

engagement, well commanded

stratagem (n.)

engagement elsewhere, have an

promise forth

engender

beget (v.), past form begot,gender (v.),provoke (v.)

engraft

inoculate (v.)

engrave

character (v.),grave (v.),impress (v.),insculp (v.),steel (v.),text (v.)

engraved

graved (adj.),graved (adj.),graven (adj.),trenched (adj.),written (adj.)

engraver

engraving

engraving tool

engross

engrossed

engulf

encloud (v.),environ (v.),glut (v.)

engulfed with fire

inflamed (adj.)

enhance

enlarge (v.),paint (v.),set off (v.)

enhancement

advantage (n.)

enchained

enfettered (adj.)

enchant

charm (v.),witch (v.)

enchanted

charmed (adj.)

enchanter

charmer (n.),witch (n.)

enchanting

charmed (adj.)

enchantingly

charmingly (adv.)

enchantment

art (n.),charm (n.)

enchantress

charm (n.),charmer (n.),Circe (n.),fairy (n.)

enigma

conclusion (n.),uncertainty (n.)

enigmatic

enigmatical (adj.)

enigmatically

darkly (adv.)

enjoin

bid (v.), past form bade,charge (v.),charge (v.)

enjoy

brook (v.),content (v.),joy (v.),like of (v.),palate (v.),recreate (v.),savour (v.),wear (v.)

enjoy a banquet

enjoyable

enjoyable, find

enjoying grace

enjoyment

delight (n.),pastime (n.),pleasure (n.),wearing (n.)

enjoyment, carnal

jollity (n.)

enjoyment, special

edge (n.)

enjoyment from, derive

enlarge

enlarge in scope

enlarge upon

enlarged

enlargement

enlighten

devise (v.),edify (v.),lighten (v.),naturalize (v.)

enlightenment

light (n.)

enlist

impress (v.),levy (v.),muster (v.),put (v.),take up (v.)

enlist, forced to

impressed (adj.)

enlistment of soldiers

muster (n.)

enlivening

lively (adj.)

enmesh

tangle (v.)

enmity

distance (n.),envy (n.),malice (n.)

enmity, full of

envious (adj.)

ennoble

gentle (v.),lord (v.)

ennobled fellow

conversion (n.)

enormity

grossness (n.),vastidity (n.)

enormous

hugy (adj.)

enough

enow (adv.),let go,sufficing (adj.)

enough, be

serve (v.),suffice (v.)

enough, more than

enough, powerful

enough, soon

enough, well

enquire about

enquiry

demand (n.),inquire (n.)

enrage

chafe (v.),ruffle up (v.)

enraged

chafed (adj.),choleric (adj.),enchafed (adj.),exasperate (adj.),heated (adj.),horn-mad (adj.),incensed (adj.)

enrapture

ravish (v.),take (v.),transport (v.)

enraptured

enrapt (adj.),rapt (adj.)

enrich

advantage (v.),enlarge (v.),gild (v.), past forms gilt, gilded,gild (v.), past forms gilt, gilded,lard (v.)

enrich with fat

lard (v.)

enriching with property

endowment (n.)

enrol

billet (v.),empannel (v.),impannel, empannel (v.),muster (v.)

ensemble

body (n.),consort (n.)

ensign

ancient, aunchient (n.),ancient, aunchient (n.),colour (n.),curtain (n.),sign (n.),standard (n.),standard (n.)

enslave

slave (v.),thrall (v.)

enslaved

enfettered (adj.),enthralled (adj.),thrall (adj.),thralled (adj.)

ensnare

ensnared

ensue

ensuing

ensure

undergo (v.),undertake (v.)

entangle

knit, knit up (v.),trammel (v.),wrap in (v.)

entangled

engaged (adj.),intrinsicate (adj.)

entangled, become

entangled by roots

entanglement

entente

enter

assume (v.),clap (v.),come near (v.),take (v.),walk in (v.)

enter, legally

enter, permission to

enter abruptly

enter briskly

enter for sale in the toll-book of a market

toll (v.)

enter in a list

billet (v.),enschedule (v.)

enter in the records

enact (v.)

enter into

enter (v.),meddle with (v.)

enter into service

enter on a scroll

enter upon

entered, legally

entered into manhood

entering

entering, right of

enterprise

action (n.),adventure (n.),attempt (n.),design (n.),designment (n.),exploit (n.),match (n.),use (n.),venture (n.)

enterprise, engage in an

embark (v.)

enterprise, risky

venture (n.)

enterprise, urgent

expedience (n.)

entertain

disport (v.),lodge (v.),solace (v.),sport (v.),use (v.)

entertain in the kitchen

kitchen (v.)

entertain kindly

cherish (v.)

entertainingly speak

speak holiday

entertainment

cheer (n.),disport (n.),entertain (n.),gambold (n.),machine (n.),recreation (n.),sport (n.)

entertainment, comic

drollery (n.)

entertainment, courtly

revel (n.)

entertainment, go to an

jest (v.)

entertainment, grotesque

antic, antick(e), antique (n.)

entertainment, short

abridgement (n.)

enthrone

crown (v.)

enthuse

leap (v.)

enthusiasm

fervency (n.),greediness (n.),spur (n.)

enthusiastic

hot (adj.),voluntary (adj.)

entice

allure (v.),bait (v.),bid (v.), past form bade,sing (v.),tempt (v.),train (v.)

enticement

allurement (n.),bait (n.),call (n.)

enticing

flattering (adj.)

enticingly

wooingly (adv.)

enticingly baited

fine-baited (adj.)

enticingly delightful

flattering-sweet (adj.)

entire

full (adj.),gross (adj.),mered (adj.)

entire range

full (n.)

entirely

altogether (adv.),directly (adv.),exactly (adv.),fairly (adv.),mainly (adv.),merely (adv.),quite (adv.),solely (adv.),total (adv.)

entitle

entitule, intitule (v.)

entitled to esteem

authentic (adj.)

entitled to honour, be

deserve (v.)

entitlement

title (n.)

entomb

enurn (v.),grave (v.),inurn (v.)

entourage

besort (n.),livery (n.),train (n.)

entrails

chaudron, chawdron (n.),garbage (n.)

entrance

enter (n.),gap (n.),gate (n.),income (n.),port (n.),postern (n.),ravish (v.),way (n.)

entranced

rapt (adj.)

entrance-fee

entrance (n.)

entrapping, stratagem for

twig (n.)

entreat

bespeak (v.), past forms bespake, bespoke,bid (v.), past form bade,charge (v.),charm (v.),crave (v.),cry (v.),invocate (v.),persuade (v.),persuade (v.),wish (v.),woo (v.)

entreat earnestly

entreat with

entreated

entreater

entreating

advocation (n.),petitionary (adj.)

entreating, persistently

suing (adj.)

entreats, one who

implorator (n.)

entreaty

beseech (n.),boon (n.),conjuration (n.),conjuring (n.),entreat, intreat (n.),intercession (n.),intreat (n./v.),invocation (n.),solicit (n.),soliciting (n.),suit (n.),treaty (n.)

entreaty, pressing

importunacy (n.)

entrenched

trenched (adj.)

entrenched way, in an

rootedly (adv.)

entrust

betake (v.),charge (v.),command (v.),commend (v.),refer (v.)

entrusted

consigned (adj.)

entrusted, be

command (v.)

entrusted money

charge (n.)

entrusted with one's secrets

bosom, of one's

entry

battery (n.),item (n.)

entry, forced

intrusion (n.)

entry into society

admittance (n.)

entwine

entwist (v.)

entwined

crownet (adj.),empleached, impleached (adj.),intertangled (adj.)

enumerate

reckon up (v.),sum (v.)

enumerated

numbered (adj.),repeated (adj.)

enumeration

reckoning (n.)

enunciate

sound (v.)

envelop

encloud (v.),environ (v.),fold in (v.),invest (v.),mail up (v.),spread (v.),wrap (v.)

enveloping

casing (adj.)

envious

emulous (adj.),sick (adj.)

envisage

envoy

epidemic

episcopal

epithet

apathaton (n.),epitheton (n.)

epitome

abstract (n.),brief (n.),map (n.),top (n.)

equably

even, e'en (adv.)

equal

affront (v.),brother (n.),compeer (v.),corrival, co-rival (n.),counterpoise (v.),egal, egall (adj.),even (adj.),fellow (n.),fill up (v.),just (adj.),like (adj.),pattern (v.),reach (v.), past form raught

equal, be

answer (v.),hold hands with

equal, having no

alone (adj.)

equal, make

match (v.)

equal, person without

nonpareil (n.)

equal amount

quantity (n.)

equal degree, to an

equally (adv.)

equal in value, consider

equal partnership

equal share

equal to, be

equality

equalness (n.),match (n.)

equality, claiming

hand-in-hand (adj.)

equality of stature

rivality (n.)

equally

egally (adv.),equal (adv.),indifferent (adv.),indifferently (adv.),like (adv.)

equally balanced

hand-in-hand (adj.)

equate

match (v.),partner (v.),suit (v.)

equator

line (n.)

equator, celestial

equinoctial (n.)

equilibrium, keep in

peise (v.)

equip

accommodate (v.),accomplish (v.),accouter, accoutre (v.),appoint (v.),caparison (v.),dress (v.),fit (v.),furnish (v.),furnish (v.),girt, gird (v.),harness (v.),provide (v.),rig (v.),suit (v.)

equipment

accomplement (n.),appointment (n.),belonging (n.),equipage (n.),furniture (n.),gear (n.),stuff (n.),tackle (n.),trim (n.)

equipment, without heavy

light (adv.)

equipoise

poise (n.)

equipped

fenced (adj.),furnished (adj.),studied (adj.)

equipped, badly

ill-left (adj.)

equipped, fully

complete, compleat (adj.)

equipped, sharply

sharp-provided (adj.)

equipped military force

preparation (n.)

equipped well

well-appointed (adj.)

equipped with trappings

equitable

equity

equivalence of rank

equivalent

competent, computent (adj.),corresponsive (adj.),egal, egall (adj.),like (n.)

equivalent fortune, of

equal (adj.)

equivalent weight, of

counterpoise (n.)

equivocal

double (adj.),imperfect (adj.),wanton (adj.)

equivocate

quarrel (v.)

equivocating

chopping (adj.),equivocal (adj.)

equivocation

comparison (n.),paltering (n.),quillet (n.),snatch (n.)

eradicate

deracinate (v.),discharge (v.),extirp (v.)

erase

blot (v.),blot out (v.),race out (v.),raze forth (v.),raze, raze out,strike off / away (v.)

erasing

razed, rased (adj.)

erasure

razure (n.)

erect bearing, with

straight-pight (adj.)

erode

bite (v.),fret (v.)

erode through the rubbing away of time

grate (v.)

erotic stimulation

provocation (n.)

err

slip (v.),swerve (v.),wry (v.)

errand

business (n.),embassage, ambassage (n.)

erratic

scattering (adj.),uneven (adj.),wayward (adj.),wild (adj.)

erratically

distractedly (adv.)

erring

errant (adj.),wandering (adj.)

erroneous

contrary (adj.),misprised (adj.),rotten (adj.),sinister (adj.)

erroneously

awry (adv.),false (adv.)

error

fallacy (n.),fault (n.),flaw (n.),misprision (n.),swerving (n.)

error, act in

mistake (v.)

error, free from

sound (adj.)

error, in

false (adv.),out (adv.),vainly (adv.),wide (adv.)

error, moral

escape (n.)

error in conduct

slip (n.)

erstwhile

quondam (adj.)

erudite

clerkly (adj.),deep (adj.),learned (adj.),sapient (adj.)

erudite person

erudition

eruption

escapade

escape

break (v.),come off (v.),eschew (v.),outrun (v.),scape, 'scape (n.),scape, 'scape (v.),shift (v.)

escape, look to

shun (v.)

escape, means of

bulwark (n.)

escape with

take (v.)

escort

assist (v.),associate (v.),bear (v.), past forms bore, borne,bring (v.),conduct (n.),conveyance (n.),fetch (v.),guard (n.),guard (v.),hand (n.),tend on / upon (v.)

escort, act as

escort, follow in

escutcheon

eschew

esoteric

esoteric knowledge

especially

nearly (adv.),notedly (adv.),only (adv.)

espionage

espouse

espy

esquire

essence

bottom (n.),element (n.),form (n.),heart (n.),pith (n.),soul (n.),stuff (n.),sum (n.),virtue (n.)

essence, animating

spirit (n.)

essence, fine

flour (n.)

essence, inexplicable

mystery (n.)

establish

appoint (v.),convince (v.),fasten (v.),judge (v.),ordain (v.),plant (v.),prove (v.),prove (v.),prove (v.),seat (v.),settle (v.)

establish a position

lay knife aboard

establish in office

place (v.)

establish oneself firmly

ensconce, insconce (v.)

established

approved (adj.),fixed (adj.),regular (adj.),seasoned (adj.),settled (adj.)

established, be

root (v.)

established by custom

customed (adj.)

established firmly

grounded (adj.),true-fixed (adj.)

established order

frame (n.)

establishing

planting (n.)

establishment

arming (n.)

estate

having (n.),manor (n.),patrimony (n.),possession (n.),seat (n.),signory (n.),state (n.)

estate, deprive of

unstate (v.)

estate, ecclesiastical

spiritualty (n.)

estate, lord's

lordship (n.)

estate, private

fee-simple, fee simple (n.)

estate, provision for passing to an heir

entail (n.)

estate settled upon a widow

widowhood (n.)

estate supervisor

surveyor (n.)

estates forfeited to the crown, officer for

esteem, commanding

esteem, entitled to

esteem, give

esteem, hold in

look on (v.),repute of (v.)

esteem, in great

regardfully (adv.),reverently (adv.)

esteem, in little

carelessly (adv.)

esteemed

desired (adj.),gracious (adj.)

estimable

respective (adj.),thrifty (adj.),worthy (adj.)

estimate

account, accompt (n.),cast (v.),deem (v.),give out (v.),lay down (v.),rate (v.),supposal (n.),take (v.),thought (n.),value (v.)

estimate, at the lowest

estimate, lowest

estimated amount

estimates, make

estimation

cess (n.),choice (n.),esteem (n.),estimate (n.),imputation (n.),judgement (n.),nick (n.),numbering (n.),pass (n.),rate (n.),reckoning (n.),validity (n.),value (n.)

estimation, beyond

sumless (adj.)

estimation of worth

valuation (n.)

estranged

removed (adj.),twain (adj.)

estranged, become

fall off (v.)

estrangement

strangeness (n.)

estrangement, reason for

divorce (n.)

eternal

dateless (adj.),divine (adj.),eterne (adj.)

eternally

perdurably (adv.)

eternity, for

aye (adv.)

Ethiopian

Ethiop, Ethiope (adj./n.)

etiquette

behaviour (n.),compliment, complement (n.)

Eucharist, without the

unhouseled (adj.)

evade

hedge (v.),put off (v.)

evade an argument using flattery

mocked, well

evaluate

extend (v.),mete (v.),price (v.),scale (v.)

evaluated

rated (adj.)

evaluation

cess (n.),numbering (n.)

evasion

cony-catching (n.),device (n.),shift (n.),slip (n.),starting-hole (n.)

evasion, capacity for

invention (n.)

evasion, without

directly (adv.)

evasive

equivocal (adj.),shifting (adj.)

evasive, be

go about (v.)

evasively, behave

shuffle (v.)

evasively, deal

palter (v.)

evasiveness

paltering (n.),shuffling (n.)

even

just (adj.),meet (adj.),plain (adj.)

even, make

poise (v.)

even at best

best, in the

evenhanded

equal (adj.)

evening

even (n.),night (n.),vesper (n.)

evening, previous

overnight (n.)

evening, this

night, at

evening, yesterday

overnight, at

evening before ember-days

evening bell

evening devotions

evening star

evening twilight

evenly

egally (adv.),even, e'en (adv.)

evenly layered, with branches

even-pleached (adj.)

evenly shared

well-divided (adj.)

event

accident (n.),act (n.),business (n.),chance (n.),hap (n.),incidency (n.),occurrent (n.),passage (n.),stir (n.)

event, ominous

omen (n.)

event, opening

firstling (n.)

event, showy

vainglory, vain-glory (n.)

event, worst possible

devil (n.)

eventide

vesper (n.)

events, course of

consequence (n.),occasion (n.),success (n.),tract (n.)

events, falling out of

chance (n.)

events, turn of

lottery (n.)

eventual

further (adj.)

ever

aye (adv.),once (adv.),still (adv.)

ever, for

eterne (adj.),perdurably (adv.)

ever, lasting for

eternity (n.)

ever, make famous for

eternize (v.)

everlasting

brazen (adj.),dateless (adj.),eternal (adj.),eterne (adj.),ever-during (adj.),lasting (adj.),perdurable (adj.)

everlastingly

perdurably (adv.)

every inch of him

inches, even to his

every now and then

among (adv.),ever and anon

everyday

modern (adj.),ordinary (adj.),vulgar (n.),working-day (adj.),workyday (adj.)

everyday acquaintance

community (n.)

everyday language

vulgar (n.)

everyday speech

common (n.)

everyone

all- (as noun in compounds with -ing or -ed forms)

everyone, affecting

common (adj.)

everyone, by

general, in

everyone, of

general (adj.)

everyone, touching

common-kissing (adj.)

everyone partaking, with

divided (adj.)

everything

all- (as noun in compounds with -ing or -ed forms)

everything, sum of

all of all

everywhere

abroad (adv.),ever among

evidence

argument (n.),assay (n.),attest (n.),instance (n.),persuasion (n.),premise (n.),proof (n.),test (n.),token (n.),trial (n.),warrant (n.),witness (n.)

evidence, available as

evidence, be

evidence, be in

evidence, gather in

evidence, justify in the light of

testimony (v.)

evidence, not supported by solid

unfelt (adj.)

evidence, piece of

voucher (n.)

evidence, provide

inform (v.)

evidence against, give

peach (v.)

evidence against someone

evidence (n.)

evidence of, be

argue (v.),cite (v.)

evidence of passage

tract (n.)

evidence of unfaithfulness

detection (n.)

evidence of valour

trophy (n.)

evident

apparent (adj.),apparent (adj.),broad (adj.),gross (adj.),manifest (adj.),notorious (adj.),palpable (adj.),pregnant (adj.),sensible (adj.),witnessed (adj.)

evident, make

illustrate (v.)

evident, palpably

general-gross (adj.)

evidently

directly (adv.)

evil

damnable,dark (adj.),dire (adj.),erroneous (adj.),ill (adj.),ill (n.),lewd (adj.),mishap (n.),naughty (adj.),noisome (adj.),unhappiness (n.),worse (adj.),worst (adj.)

evil, associate in

yoke-devil (n.)

evil, attracting towards

vile-drawing (adj.)

evil, dread of

misdread (n.)

evil, flushing out of

evil, free from

evil, impending

evil, kept safe from

evil, lessen

evil, predicting

evil, promising

evil, prompting towards

suggestion (n.)

evil, protecting from

evil, the king's

evil befall

evil conduct

evil deed

fact (n.),mischief (n.)

evil doubt

conjecture (n.)

evil foe

fiend (n.)

evil influence

malignancy (n.)

evil influence, have an

strike (v.)

evil intent, made with

mistempered (adj.)

evil means, gained by

extorted (adj.)

evil spirit

angel (n.),cacodemon (n.)

evil spirits, expel

conjure (v.)

evil-doing

malefaction (n.)

evil-hearted

ill-spirited (adj.)

evilly

lewdly (adv.),unhappily (adv.)

evil-minded

malicious (adj.)

evil-scattering

ill-dispersing (adj.)

evolving

unhatched (adj.)

exacerbate

aggravate (v.)

exact

enforce (v.),equal (adj.),even (adj.),express (adj.),just (adj.),self (adj.),true (adj.)

exacting

exaction (n.),stubborn (adj.)

exactly

directly (adv.),even, e'en (adv.),hair / hair's breadth, to a,jump (adv.),just (adv.),justly (adv.),pat (adv.),point, to,square, by the,up and down (adv.)

exactly fitting

fulfilling (adj.)

exaggerate

extend (v.),look beyond (v.),rack (v.),strain (v.)

exaggerated

pedantical (adj.)

exaggeration

addition (n.),advantage (n.),extreme (n.),overreaching (n.)

exaggeration, free from

modest (adj.)

exaggeration, without

modestly (adv.)

exalt

canonize (v.),swell (v.)

exalted

heightened (adj.),mounted (adj.)

exalted person

glory (n.)

examination

arraignment (n.),perusal (n.),probation (n.),question (n.),view (n.)

examination, under

question, in

examine

argue (v.),arraign (v.),cote (v.),peruse (v.),quote (v.),scan (v.),search (v.),sound (v.)

examine carefully

survey (v.)

examine closely

sift (v.)

examine scientifically

observe (v.)

examining, discover by

sift (v.)

example

copy (n.),instance (n.),pattern (n.),precedent (n.),sample (n.)

example, find an

example, instructive

example, perfect

example, previous

example, supreme

example, teach by

moralize, moralise (v.)

example, worthy

precedent (n.)

exasperate

mad (v.),move (v.)

exasperated

moved (adj.),moved (adj.)

exasperation [expression of]

come (v.)

excavate

dig (v.)

excavator

delver (n.),pioneer, pioner (n.)

exceed

come over (v.),go beyond (v.),outpeer (v.),overgo (v.),overlook (v.),overweigh (v.),overwrestle , over-wrestle (v.),strain (v.),top (v.)

exceed, far

exceed in daring

exceed in number

exceed in sweetness

exceed in value

outsell (v.),overvalue (v.)

exceed in worth

overbuy (v.)

exceedingly

cruel (adv.),exceeding (adv.),full (adv.),horrible (adv.),intolerable (adv.),marvellous (adv.),monstrous (adv.),parlously (adv.),passing (adv.),vengeance (adv.)

excel

better (v.),exceed (v.),overpicture (v.),overshine, over-shine (v.),overtop (v.),paragon (v.),surmount (v.)

excel in pride

out-brag (v.)

excel in splendour

outbrave (v.)

excel in workmanship

outwork (v.)

excelled, not able to be

unparagoned (adj.)

excellence

dignity (n.),excellency (n.),goodness (n.),meed (n.),virtue (n.),worth (n.),worthy (n.)

excellence, attaching

excellence, greatest

excellence, model of

excellence, of great

excellence, supreme

excellency

excellent

brave (adj.),brave (adj.),choice (adj.),curious (adj.),dainty (adj.),exquisite (adj.),fair (adj.),goodly (adj.),pretty (adj.),proper (adj.),rare (adj.),sovereign (adj.),trim (adj.)

excellent, make more

mend (v.)

excellent, supremely

super-dainty (adj.)

excellent, wholly

all-worthy (adj.)

excellently

bravely (adv.),dainty (adv.),goldenly (adv.),rarely (adv.)

excellently wrought

curious-good (adj.)

excelling

sovereign (adj.)

except

abate (v.),bate (v.)

exception, take

dislike (v.),except, except against (v.),except, except against (v.),quarrel with (v.)

exception, without

generally (adv.)

exceptional

egregious (adj.),exceeding (adj.),rare (adj.),remarkable (adj.),strange (adj.),uncurrent (adj.)

exceptional homage

eminence (n.)

exceptional character

exceptional nature

exceptional quality

exceptionally

exceptions, making no

exceptless (adj.)

excess

overplus (n.),pleurisy, plurisy (n.),rankness (n.),riot (n.),satiety (n.),superfluity (n.),surfeit (n.)

excess, feed to

excess, feeding to

excess, gorged to

excess, ill through

excess, imbue to

overleaven, over-leaven (v.)

excess, in a state of

grossly (adv.)

excess, lustful

pride (n.)

excess, never filled to

never-surfeited (adj.)

excess, sensual

epicurism (n.)

excess, sickness brought on by

surfeit (n.)

excess, stuffed to

crammed (adj.)

excess, sufficiency without

competency (n.)

excess of happiness

overjoy (n.)

excessive

inordinate (adj.),intemperate (adj.),intolerable (adj.),overgreat, over-great (adj.),prodigal (adj.),strained (adj.),unordinate (adj.)

excessive, not

reasonable (adj.)

excessive behaviour

prank (n.)

excessive gratification

cloyment (n.)

excessive growth

rankness (n.)

excessive scruple

niceness (n.)

excessively

intolerable (adv.),lavishly (adv.)

excessively devoted

superstitious (adj.)

excessively emotional

passionate (adj.)

excessively fierce

outrageous (adj.)

excessively large

gross (adj.)

excessively luxuriant

rank (adj.)

excessively merry

overlusty, over-lusty (adj.)

excessively productive

overteemed, over-teemed (adj.)

excessively swollen

overproud (adj.)

excitable

furious (adj.),mad (adj.)

excite

accite (v.),dance (v.),enchafe (v.),flame (v.),flesh (v.),mad (v.),raise (v.),raise up (v.),salute (v.),stir (v.),urge (v.)

excited

bustling (adj.),tickling (adj.)

excited feeling

alarm, alarum, 'larm, 'larum (n.)

excited shouting

whooping (n.)

excited state

heyday (n.)

excitement

hurry (n.),ruffle (n.)

excitement, disturbed

commotion (n.)

exclaiming

whooping (n.)

exclamation

exclaim (n.)

exclude

bar (v.),cast (v.),face (v.),hedge out (v.),imbar, imbare (v.)

excluded

exempt (adj.)

exclusion

restraint (n.)

exclusive

only (adj.),privy (adj.)

exclusive membership, with

limited (adj.)

exclusively

all (adv.),altogether (adv.),mere (adv.),only (adv.)

excommunicate

excrement

excrete

excursion

excusable

excuse

answer (v.),colour (n.),colour (v.),device (n.),extenuation (n.),forgive (v.),justify (v.),pardon (v.),pretence (n.),purge (v.),scuse (n.)

excuses, devising

invention (n.)

excusing

acquittance (n.)

execrable

inexecrable (adj.)

execute

discharge (v.),discharge (v.),fulfil (v.)

execution

discharge (n.),enacture (n.),ennactor (n.),fashion (n.),interpretation (n.),practice (n.)

execution [in fencing]

motion (n.)

execution, place of

stake (n.)

executioner

deathsman (n.),executor (n.),officer (n.),slaughterman, slaughter-man (n.)

executioner's axe

executor, be

exemplar

exemplified

exemplify

exemption, gain

exercise

action (n.),air (v.),breathe (v.),breathing (adj.),breathing (n.),carry (v.),gallery (n.),sport (n.),walk (v.)

exercise, free

franchise (n.)

exercised

breathed (adv.)

exercised, be

tire (v.)

exercised, well

breathed (adj.),well-breathed (adj.)

exercising

breath (n.),execution (n.)

exert

bend up (v.),carry (v.),man (v.),spend (v.)

exert, maximally

stretch (v.)

exert oneself

purchase (v.)

exert oneself on behalf of

labour for (v.)

exert oneself strongly

sweat (v.)

exerted

breathed (adv.)

exerting power

up (adv.)

exertion

breathing (n.),industry (n.),pain (n.),travail, travel (n.),working (n.)

exhalation

air (n.),breathing (n.),vapour (n.)

exhale

utter (v.)

exhaust

beggar (v.),beggar (v.),break (v.),breathe (v.),draw (v.),spend (v.),tire (v.),toil (v.)

exhaust by imposing excessive charges

rack (v.)

exhaust through breeding

breed out (v.)

exhausted

dog-weary (adj.),fordone (adj.),forspent (adj.),forwearied (adj.),heavy (adj.),overgone (adj.),tiring (adj.),wappened (adj.),worn (adj.)

exhausted after too much riding

overridden (adj.)

exhausted by child-bearing

overteemed, over-teemed (adj.)

exhausted by work

laboured (adj.),overlaboured , over-laboured (adj.)

exhausted from lack of sleep

overwatched (adj.)

exhaustion, drive to [in hunting]

emboss (v.)

exhaustion, made mad with

embossed (adj.)

exhaustive

capable (adj.)

exhibit

muster (v.),oppose (v.),put on (v.),put out (v.),set forth (v.),write (v.)

exhibited

presented (adj.)

exhibition

compliment, complement (n.),ostentation (n.),show (n.)

exhort

charge (v.),move (v.)

exhortation

admonition (n.),excitement (n.)

exchange

alter (v.),bandy (v.),break (v.),buckler (v.),change (n.),change (v.),chop (v.),entreatment (n.),interchange (v.),interchangement (n.),parle, parley (n.),remove (n.),render (v.),sell (v.),shift (v.)

exchange [in fencing]

exchange, angry

exchange, bill of

exchange, familiar

exchange, in

interchangeably (adv.)

exchange, mock-hostile

have at (v.)

exchange blows

meddle (v.),speak (v.)

exchange greetings

congreet (v.)

exchange of words

bandying (n.)

exchequer, official of the

auditor (n.)

exile

abandon (v.),fugitive (n.)

exist

dwell (v.),go (v.)

existence

be (v.),come (v.),high-engendered (adj.)

existence, bring into

breed (v.), past form bred

existence, come into

come forth (v.),grow (v.)

existence, continuing

life (n.),standing (n.)

existence, entity with a real-world

subject (n.)

existence, in

afoot (adv.),extant (adj.)

existence, living and breathing

existence, period of

existence, perpetual

existence, physical

existence, term of

existing, carry on

existing, not

existing still

exonerate

acquittance (v.),justify (v.),purge (v.)

exoneration

acquittance (n.),excuse (n.)

exorbitant

intolerable (adj.),strained (adj.)

exorbitant demand

exaction (n.)

exorcise

conjure (v.)

exorcist

conjurer, conjuror (n.)

exorcist, not driven out by an

expanded

expanse, broad

expanse, great

expanse of open countryside

champain, champaign (n./adj.)

expect

attend (v.),await for (v.),find (v.),hope (v.),look (v.),look (v.),look for (v.),prevent (v.),tarry (v.),think (v.),think for (v.),trow (v.),ween (v.)

expect, lead to

promise (v.)

expectant stance, in an [of a deer]

gaze, at

expectant state

expectance (n.)

expectation

account, accompt (n.),esperance (n.),expect (n.),expectancy (n.),hope (n.),suppose (n.),thought (n.)

expectation, foster

bear in hand

expectation, wait in

tend (v.)

expectation, with quiet

patiently (adv.)

expectation of possession

reversion (n.)

expected

apt (adj.)

expected, situation of being

expectation (n.)

expected arrangement

composition (n.)

expediency

commodity (n.),policy (n.)

expedient

appliance (n.),shift (n.)

expedient circumstance

occasion (n.)

expedite

speed (v.)

expedition

going out (n.),preparation (n.),venture (n.),way (n.)

expedition, great

post-haste, posthaste (n.)

expedition, hasty

expedience (n.)

expedition, make a hasty

speed (v.)

expeditious

brief (adj.),expedient (adj.)

expeditious, most

haste-post-haste (adj.)

expeditiously

brief, in,expediently (adv.)

expel

expulse (v.),face (v.),purge (v.)

expel evil spirits

conjure (v.)

expelled, be

vanish (v.)

expend

lay out (v.),spend (v.),spend (v.)

expending

expense (n.)

expenditure

cost (n.),expense (n.)

expenditure, extra

waste (n.)

expense

charge (n.),cost (n.),rate (n.)

expense, cause

charge (v.)

expense of, receive at the

share from (v.)

expensive

chargeful (adj.),dear (adj.)

expensive item

cost (n.)

experience

adventure (n.),feel (v.),feeling (n.),hint (n.),knowing (n.),pass (v.),pass (v.),proof (n.),prove (v.),relish (v.),sustain (v.),time (n.),try (v.),undergo (v.),wear (v.),years (n.)

experience, from

masterly (adv.)

experience, knowledge drawn from

art (n.)

experience, on the basis of

experimental (adj.)

experience, painful

aloe (n.)

experience, with worldly

knowingly (adv.)

experience deep feeling

passion (v.)

experienced

aged (adj.),ancient, aunchient (adj.),expert (adj.),old (adj.),rich (adj.),studied (adj.),traded (adj.)

experienced, be

dog at, be a

experienced, most

ancient, aunchient (n.)

experienced, not

unfelt (adj.)

experienced, not previously

strange (adj.)

experienced, regularly

ordinary (adj.)

experiencing

enjoying (n.)

experiment

conclusion (n.),conclusions, try

expert

exact (adj.),fellow (n.),judgement (n.),traded (adj.)

expertise

cunning (n.),experience (n.)

expertly

book, by the

expiration

catastrophe (n.)

expire

die (v.)

explain

answer (v.),colour (v.),conster (v.),construe (v.),declare (v.),define (v.),derive (v.),devise (v.),excuse (v.),moralise, moralize (v.),plain (v.),tell (v.),translate (v.),unbolt (v.),undo (v.)

explain that

good, make that

explain to oneself, able to

self-explication (n.)

explainer

expositor (n.)

explanation

apology (n.),cause (n.),construction (n.),envoy (n.),l'envoy (n.),reason (n.)

explanation, detailed

circumstance (n.)

explanation, normal

account, accompt (n.)

explanation, straightforward

explicit

explicitly

explode, make

explode on

exploit

action (n.),attempt (n.),buy and sell, past form bought and sold,gest (n.),property (v.)

exploit prompted by love

love-feat (n.)

exploiter

caterpillar (n.)

exploration

discovery (n.),experiment (n.)

explore

search (v.),tent (v.)

explosion

bounce (n.)

explosive

petar (n.)

explosive charge

crack (n.)

expose

air (v.),betray (v.),bewray (v.),detect (v.),discover (v.),smoke (v.),unkennel (v.)

exposed

bare (adj.),barely (adv.),bleak (adj.),naked (adj.),open (adj.),rated (adj.),unfolded (adj.)

exposed situation, in an

weather, in the

exposed to

against, 'gainst (prep.)

exposed to general view

open (adj.)

exposer

publisher (n.)

exposition

envoy (n.),l'envoy (n.),method (n.),unfolding (n.)

exposition, deliberate

exposition, tedious

exposition, written

expositor

exposure

detection (n.),discovery (n.),exposture (n.)

expound

apply (v.),construe (v.),expostulate (v.),gloze (v.)

expounder

expositor (n.)

express

bring forth (v.),con (v.),place (v.),proffer (v.),spend (v.),utter (v.),vent (v.),volley (v.),wield (v.)

express an opinion

yield (v.)

express as a dialogue

express badly

express discontent

express disdain

express from the heart

unbosom (v.)

express great sorrow

condole (v.)

express in fresh words

vary (v.)

express in words

articulate (v.),harp (v.)

express messenger

express one's mind

express oneself

express speed

express sympathy with

condole (v.)

express with feeling

sympathize (v.)

express with great emotion

passionate (v.)

express with lamentation

deplore (v.)

expressed

couched (adj.)

expressed, deliberately

set (adj.)

expressed, just

passed (adj.)

expressed content

method (n.)

expressing significance

importing (adj.)

expression

aspect (n.),breathing (n.),charactery (n.),cheer (n.),countenance (n.),epithet (n.),expressure (n.),expressure (n.),intimation (n.),motion (n.),mouth (n.),passage (n.),purport (n.),term (n.),termination (n.),tongue (n.),translation (n.)

expression, give a morose

sour (v.)

expression, high-flown

state (n.)

expression, manner of

humour (n.),key (n.),phrase (n.)

expression, passionate

expression, physical

expression, settled

expression, troubled

expression, vigorous

expression of approval

approbation (n.)

expression of gratitude

expressionless

expressive

expressly

exquisite

curious (adj.),rare (adj.)

exquisite nature, of

delicate (adj.)

exquisitely

curiously (adv.),dearly (adv.)

exquisitely formed

fine (adj.)

extempore

extemporal (adj.),extemporal (n.),sudden (adj.),suddenly (adv.)

extend

amplify (v.),draw (v.),draw out (v.),enlarge (v.),linger (v.),piece (v.),piece out (v.),rack (v.),stretch (v.)

extended

breathed (adv.),dilated (adj.),displayed (adj.),intended (adj.),puffed (adj.)

extended to full length

stretched-out (adj.)

extending [of descent]

passage (n.)

extending [of politeness]

extent (n.)

extensive

dilated (adj.),inclusive (adj.),large (adj.),large (adj.),ranged (adj.),vast (adj.),wide (adj.),wide-stretched (adj.)

extent

body (n.),degree (n.),measure (n.),proportion (n.),scope (n.),vasture (n.)

extent [to which a bow can be bent]

bent (n.)

extent, greatest

head and front

extent, increasing in

extent, permitted

extent, to a great

extent, to a slight

extent, to some

indifferently (adv.),something (adv.)

extent, to this

hitherto (adv.)

extent, to too great an

overfar, over-far (adv.)

extent, to whatever

howsoever, howsoe'er (adv.)

extent, total

bottom (n.)

extent not to be exceeded

extent of land

extent of time

extenuate

exterior

extern (adj.),extern (n.)

exterminate

extermine (v.)

external

extern (adj.),formal (adj.),outward (adj.)

external appearance

out-wall (n.),outward (n.),sign (n.)

external honour

addition (n.)

external observer, acting as an

outward (adj.)

external show

sight (n.)

external sign of pomp

ceremony (n.)

external thing, mere

outside (n.)

externally

without (adv.)

extinction

extincture (n.),nothing (n.)

extinguish

doubt (v.),dout (v.),expiate (v.),quench (v.)

extinguished

dusky (adj.),extinct (adj.),extincted (adj.)

extol

boast off (v.),commend (v.),set forth (v.)

extolling

extolment (n.)

extortionate taxation

exaction (n.)

extra

odd (adj.),overplus (adj.),prodigal (adj.)

extra, charge

extra burden

extra effort, make

extra expenditure

extra function

extra one

extra quantity

extract

distilment (n.),draw (v.),exhaust (v.),pick (v.),pluck (v.),toaze (v.)

extract, liquid

infusion (n.)

extract with force

extort (v.)

extracted

extraught (adj.)

extraordinarily

monstrous (adv.),wondrous (adv.)

extraordinary

admirable (adj.),egregious (adj.),remarkable (adj.),wonderful (adj.)

extraordinary nature

monstruosity (n.)

extra-refined

super-subtle (adj.)

extravagance

bravery (n.),expense (n.),extreme (n.),riot (n.)

extravagant

fanatical (adj.),fantastic (adj.),flaming (adj.),superfluous (adj.)

extravagant, foolishly

prodigal (adj.)

extravagant turn of phrase

quirk (n.)

extravagantly

prodigal (adv.)

extravagantly behaved individual

phantasime (n.)

extreme

excellent (adj.),fierce (adj.),high (adj.),passing (adj.),sovereign (adj.),violent (adj.)

extreme intensity

extremity (n.)

extreme unction, without

unaneled (adj.)

extreme urgency

extremity (n.)

extremely

cruel (adv.),deadly (adv.),exceeding (adv.),full (adv.),grievous (adv.),horrible (adv.),intolerable (adv.),jolly (adj.),marvellous (adv.),passing (adv.),strangely (adv.),thrice- (adv.)

extremes, driven to

embossed (adj.)

extremity

exigent (n.),extreme (n.),pinch (n.),push (n.)

extremity of the spur-wheel

extricate

exuberant

exude

exult

leap (v.),triumph (v.),vaunt (v.)

exulter

insulter (n.)

exulting, contemptuously

insulting (adj.)

exulting manner, in an

rejoicingly (adv.)

eyas

nyas

eye, cast an

overglance (v.)

eye, follow with the

after-eye (v.),look after (v.)

eye, giant with one

eye, lens of the

eye, muscles of the

eye, winking of an

eye disease

web and the pin, pin and web

eye on, keep an

eye to eye, see

eyeball

eyebrow

eye-glasses

eyelid

eyelids, dear [in oaths]

liggens (n.)

eyes

Argus (n.),blue (adj.),crystal (n.),eyne (n.),Gorgon (n.),grey (adj.),lamp (n.),light (n.),sight (n.),spectacles (n.),sphere (n.)

eyes, attack with the sun in the

sun of, get the

eyes, bleary

bisson (adj.),bleared (adj.)

eyes, closing of the

wink (n.)

eyes, cover one's

hoodwink (v.)

eyes, hurting the

eye-offending (adj.)

eyes, peer through half-closed

eyes, shut one's

eyes, shutting the

eyes, with closed

eyes, with glaring

eyes of all, in the

eyes of mixed colours, with

eyesight, with bad

eye-socket

eye-straining

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