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pertaining to earth. EARWIG, prying informer whisperer. EASEL, n.?i. frame on which; pictures are placed EASEMENT, ease relief, [while being painted. EAST, quarter 7i. where; sun rises. EASTER, ti. feast of Christ’s resurrection. EASTERLY, a. pertaining to the east. EATABLE, a. fit to be eaten;— ti. anything to be Eaves, n. pi. edges of a roof. [eaten. EAVES-DROPPER, ti. insidious;—». listener. Ebb, v. flow back decline rece of tide EBB-TIDE, n. reflux; of tide. [decline. EBON, a. like ebony—species of hard, heavy wood. EBRIETY, drunkenne . EBULLITION, ti. act of boiling; outburst. EBURNEAN, a. relating to ivory. ECCE HOMO, L. Behold the man (Pilate s words). ECCENTRICITY, deviation from centre; irreguECCLESIASTIC, n. clergyman. [lanty. ECCLESIASTICAL, a. pertaining to the church. ECHELON, (•ong / Fr. one file above another. ECHINATE, (ek') ) a. bristly prickly. . ECHO, ti. sound reflected or; reverberated;—also v. ECLAIRCISSEMENT, (sis'-mong) ti. explaining an ECLAT, (-kla') n. striking effect; applause, [aliair. ECLECTICISM.!!, selecting from different systems. ECLIPSE, obscuration of one heavenly body by ECLIPTIC, apparent path of sun. [another. ECLOGUE, (ek'log) TI. pastoral poem. ECONOMICAL, a.tsaving frugal. Economics, science of; political economy ECONOMIST, ti. one who is frugal. Economize, v. use with economy. ECONOMY, ti. frugal use of money. [turc. ECSTATIC, a. transporting with ecstasy or rap ECUMENICAL, a. pertaining; to the habitable Edda, book of Scand in avian mythology.[world, EDDER, ti. ti. wood to bind stakes. Eddy, n. circular motion of water. EDGING, n. narrow lace border. EDIBLE, a. fit to be eaten.; EDICT, law promulgated decree. Edification, ti. n. building up;; instruction. EDIFICE, n. large structure. EDIT, v. prepare for publication. EDITION, ti. the whole number of copies of a book Editor, n. one who edits. [printed at once. EDUCATION, ti. instruction; formation of rnanu«r». EDUCE, v. draw out elicit extract. Effacement, n. effacing; or; blotting out. Effective, a. able for service. EFFECTS, ti. pi. goods. [producing effect. Effectual, efficacious, efficient, «. Effeminate, «. womanish; weak; voluptuous. Effervescence, commotion bubbling. Effervescent, a. ti. gently boiling; or bubbling. EFFETE, a. barren. Effigy, n. image of a person. Efflorescence, n. production of flowers; time Effluvium, exhalations from putrefying sub*
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