Dunghil, dung'hil. s. a heap or accumulation|| Dweller, dwél lår. s. an inhabitant bulk of dung; any mean abode; a term of re-Dwelling, dwelling. s. habitation, ahode proach [hil, mean, low|| Dwindle, dwind'dl. v. n. to shrink, to lose Dunghil, dung hil. a. sprung from the dungLa new colour Dunner, dun'når. s. one employed in soliciting Dying, d''ing. part. of die. expiring; giving petty debts Dynasty, dinas-té. s. government, sovereignty [of the blool Dyscrasy, dis'kra-se. s. a distemperature Dysentery, dis'sên-tér-è. s. a looseness Dysphony, dis'fo-né. s. a difficulty in speaking Dysury, dízh'd-rẻ. s. a difficulty in making urine Duodecimo, đủ-d-dẻssẻ-md. B. a book in Dupe, dope. s. a credulous man Duplicate, di'ple-kåte. s. a second thing of E. EACH, etsh. pron. either of two; every one Eager, e'gir. a. ardently wishing; vehement, ardent, quick; sour, acrid Eagerly, é'gur-le. ad. ardently, keenly, of heart [lasting sharply (mence, violence Durability, di-ra-bil'è-tè. s. the power of Eagerness, d'gur-nês. s. impetuosity, veheDurable, do'rå-bl. a. lasting, having the quali-Eagle, è'gl. s. a bird of prey Dust, dist, s. earth reduced to small parti- Dusty, dis'te. a. clouded or covered with Duteous, difté-is, or di'tshẻ-us. a. obedient, obsequious; enjoined by duty Dutiful, da'te-fil. a. obedient, submissive to natural or legal superiors Dutifully, du'te-ful-é. ad. obediently, missively Ear, eer. s. the organ of hearing; a spike Ear-shot, éèr'shot. s. reach of the ear Earwig, éèr'wig. s. an insect [of a marquis [labour Early, êr'lé. ad. soon, betimes Earnest, ér'nest. s. seriousness; the money Earth, erth. s. the element distinct from air, fire, or water; the world [with earth sub-Earth, erth. v. a. to hide in earth; to cover Ea. th, erth. v. n. to retire under ground Dutifulness, da'te-fil-nès. s. obedience, sub-Earthborn, érth'börn. a. born of the earth mission to just authority Duty, date. s. that to which a man is by any Earthy, érth'é. a. consisting of earth; relating|| Economick, ék-ko-nom'ik. Ease, èze. s. quiet, rest, tranquillity; facility from a centre Ecclesiastical, êk-klé-zhe-ás'té-kál. a. rela- Economical, ek-ko-nom'è-kál. } a. pertaining to the regulation of a household; frugal Ecstasy, eks'ta-sé. s. excessive joy, rapture Ecstasied, eks-ta-sid. a. enraptured Ecstatical, eks-tât'é-kál. Ecstatick, Eks-tât'ik. a. raptured, elevated to ecstacy [greedy Edacious, é-da'shus. a. voracious, ravenous, Edacity, é-dás'é-tè. s. voraciousness, raven[put upon the top of fences Edder, ed'dûr. s. such wood as is commonly Eddy, d'dè. s. the water that, by some reper cussion, or opposite wind, runs contrary to the main stream; a whirlpool ousness Edge, dje. s. the thin or cutting part of blade; a narrow part rising from a broad er; keenness, acrimony Edge, êdje. v. a. to sharpen; to furnish with [cut an edge; to border; to exasperate [blunt Edification, ed-e-fè-ka'shån. s. improvement [teach Edify, d'è-fl. v. a. to build; to instruct, to Edile, e'dile. s. the title of a magistrate in old Rome [republication with revisal Edition, é-dish'un. s. publication of a book; Editor, d'é-tur. s. publisher, he that revises or prepares any work for publication Educate, éd'ju-kate. v. a. to bring up Education, ed-ju-kè'shun. s. formation of manners in youth Educe, è-duse'. v. a. to bring out, to extract Eduction, è-dik'shin. s. the act of bringing any thing into view Edulcorate, è-dil'ko-råte. v. a. to sweeten Edulcoration, é-dûl-kò-ra'shun. s. the act of sweetening [in mud Eel, éél. s. a serpentine slimy fish, that lurks Een, één. ad. contracted from Even Effable, ef'fa-bl. a. expressive, utterable Efface, ef-fase'. v. a. to destroy, to wear away Effect, ef-fêkt'. s. that which is produced by an operating cause; consequence, event. Eclipse, é-klips'. s. an obscuration of the lumi-Effect, ef-fekt'. v. a. to bring to pass; to naries of heaven; darkness, obscuration Eclipse, e-klips'. v. a. tc darken a luminary to obscure; to disgrace [sphere Ecliptick, e-klip'tik. s. a great circle of the Eclogue, ek'log. s. a pastoral poem achieve [produce effects; operative Effective, ef-fek'tiv. a. having the power to Effectively, ef-fêk'tiv-lẻ. ad. powerfully, with real operation Effectless, ef-fekt'lês. a. without effect Economy, e-kon'd-mé, s. frugality; regula-Effectual, êf-fêk'tshu-â. a. productive tic n effects, powerful Effectually, ef-fék'tshu-al-lé. ad. efficaciously Egotize, ego-tize. v. n. to talk much of one' Effectuate, ef-fêk' tshů-åte. v. a. to bring to pass self [unmanly delicacy||Egregious, è-gré'jè-us. a. eminent, remarka Effeminacy, ef-fêm'é-na-sé. S. softness, ble; remarkably vicious [shamefully Effeminate, ef-fêm'è-nåte. a. womanish, volup- Egregiously, é-grè jè-ús-lè. ad. eminently [inanish, to unman Egress, e'gres tuous Effeminate, ef-fem'e-nate. v. a. to make wo Egression, e-gresh'un.. the act of going out Effeminate, i-féin'é-náte. v. n. to soften, to meit into weakness [by intestine motion Egret, e'grêt. s. a fowl of the heron kind Effervesce, ef-fer-ves'. v. n. to generate heat Ejaculate, è-jak'u-láte. v. a. to throw, to Effervescence, ef-fer-vès'sense. s. the act of shoot out [darted out occasionally growing hot, production of heat by intes- Ejaculation, e-jak-d-la'shun. s. a short prayer Ejaculatory, jak'd-lå-túr-é. a. sudden, hasty tine motion Efficacious, ef-fé-ka'shus. a. powerful to pro-Eject, é-jekt'. v. a. to throw out Effigies, ¿f-fa'jès. } Effigy, ef'-fé-je s. the act of pro s. resemblance, image in painting or sculpture Efflorescence, ef-fid-rés'sense. Efflorescency, ef-fld-rẻs'sên-sè. 1. production of flowers [out in form of flowers Efflorescent, éf-flo-rês'sent. a. shooting Efluence, effù-ênse. s. that which issues from some other principle Effluvia, ¿f-fluvè-â. a. the plural of effluvium Efflux, ef'fliks. s. effusion; emanation [nous Ejection, é-jek'shun. s. an expulsion Effort, effort. s. struggle, laborious endea- Elasticity, è-lás-tỉs'è-tè. s. force in bodies, by which they endeavour to restore them.. selves Elate, è-låte'. a. flushed with success from success Elder, el'dur. s, the name of a tree Elders, él'dúrz. s. persons whose age gives Elf, elf. s. plural elves. a wandering spirit; them reverence; among the Jews, rulers a devil elves of the people; among Presbyterians, lay-Elflock, elf'lok. s. knots of hair twisted by men introduced into the kirk polity Elderly, el'dur-lê. a. no longer young Eldest, el'dênt. a. the oldest Elecampane, l-e-kâm-pane'. s. a plant, named also Starwort [object of favour Elect, è-lêkt'. v. a. to choose, to select as an Elect, é-lékt'. a. chosen, taken by preference from among others ence Elicit, è-lis'sit. v. a. to strike out Elide, è-ilde'. v. a. to break in pieces be chosen Eligible, él'è-je-bl. a. fit to be chosen Electary, è-lék'tâ-rẻ. s. a form of medicine made of conserves and powders, of the consistence of honey Election, é-lek'shun. s. the act of choosing; Elixation, êl-fk-sa'shun. s. the act of boiling the power of choice; voluntary prefer- Elixir, é-lik'sûr. s. a medicine made by strong [in parliamentary elections infusion; the quintessence of any thing; Electioneering, e-lék-shûn-èèr'ing. s. concern any cordial Elective, é-lektiv. a. exerting the power of [to choose or elect Elector, é-lêk'tur. s. one who has a right Electoral, è-lek'to-rål. a. having the dignity of an elector [an elector Electorate, è-lêk'to-råte. s. the territory of Electure, è-lêk'tur. s. a mixed metal choice (kind Elk, elk. s. a large stately animal of the stag Ell, el. s. a measure containing a yard and a quarter Ellipsis, él-lip'sis. s. a figure of rhetorick, by which something is left out; in geometry, an oval figure generated from the section of a cone Electrical, é-lek'trẻ-kál. } a. attractive with- Elliptical, l-lip't-kl.a. having the form Electrick, a-lêk'trik. out magnetism Electricity, è-lek-tris'è-tè. s. a property in Elliptick, l-lip'tik. of an ellipsis Elm, êlm. s. the name of a tree speech; eloquence, flow of language Else, else. pron. other, one besides clear Elegance, el'è-ganse. s. beauty without Elegancy, l'è-gan-se. ( grandeur [beauties; nice, not coarse Elegant, l'e-gant. a. pleasing with minuter Elegantly, e-gant-le. ad. in such a manner as to please without elevation Elegiack, l-e-jak. a. used in elegies; mournful, sorrowful Elegist, l'é-jist. s. a writer of elegies Elegy, él'è-je. s. a mournful song Eiement, l'é-ment. s. the first or constituent principle of any thing; the proper habitation or sphere of any thing; the first rudiments of literature or science [elements Elucidation, è-lu-se-da'shun. s. explanation, Elemental, el-e-mén'tal. a. produced by Elucidator, è-lu'sè-da-tur. . explainer, ex Elementary, el-è-mên'târ-è. a. uncompounded positor, commentator Elephant, l'è-fânt. s. the largest of all quad-Elude, è-lide'. v. s. to avoid by artifice rupeds [the elephant Eludible, è-l'de-bl. a. possible to se deluded Elephantine, l-e-fân'tin. a. pertaining to Elumbated, é-lum'bà-têd. a. weak in the loins Elevate, l'é-våte. v. a. to exalt {or examination, an artifice Elevate, l'é-vate. part. a. exalted, raised Elusion, è-luzhůn. s. escape from inquiry [aloft; exaltation Elusive, è-lu'siv. a. using arts to escape Elevation, él-e-va'shun. s. the act of raising Elusory, è-ld'sur-è. a. tending to elude Elevator, l'é-vå-túr. s. a raiser or lifter up Elute, è-lute'. v. a. to wash off Eleven, è-lev'vn. a. ten and one Elutriate, è-l'tré-åte. v. a. to decant, to Eleventh, e-lev'vnth. a. the next in order strain out to the tenth aloft Elysian, è-lizh'è ân. a. exceedingly delightful Elysium, é-lizi'é-ùm. s. the place assigned Emaciate, e-ma'she-åte. v. n. to lose flesh Emanate, êm'a-nåte, v. n. to issue or flow Emanation, êm-ma-na'shun. s. the act of is- embezzle, ém-béz'zi. v. a. to appropriate by breach of trust; to waste Embezzlement, em-béz'zl-mént. s. the act of appropriating to himself that which is received in trust for another Emblaze, ém-blaze'. v. a. to emblazon, to paint with ensigns armorial Emblazon, êm-bla'zn. v. a. to adorn with figures of heraldry; to deck in glaring colours [tion, an allusive picture Emblem, m'blêm. s. an occult representaEmblematical, ém-ble-mat ́é-kål. Emblematick, êm-ble-mit ik. a. c. mprising an emblem, allusive Emblematically, êm-blé-måt'è-kál-é. ad, in the manner of emblems, allusively Emboss, ém-bus'. v. a. to form with protuberances; to engrave with relief, or rising work; to enclose, to include, to over Embossment, em-bos'ment. 8. any thing standing out from the rest; relief, rising work [the entrails Embowel, êm-bo'êl. v. a. to deprive of Embrace, êm-bråse'. v. a. to hold fondly in [brace Embalm, em-bám'. v. a. to impregnate a body Embrace, ém-bråse'. v. n. to join in an em with aromaticks, that it may resist putre-Enbrace, em-bráse'. s. clasp, fond pressure faction Embarkation, êm-bår-ka'shun. s. the act of Embark, ém-bark' v. a. to put on shipboard; Embark, êm-bårk'. v. n. to go on shipboard; Embarrass, êm-bar'rás. v. a. to perplex, to the arms in the arms Embracement, Em-bråse'ment. s. clasp in the arms, enclosure; conjugal endearment Embrasure, êm-bra-zhůre'. s. an aperture in the wall, battlement Embrocate, êm'brò-kåte. v. a. to rub any part diseased with medicinal liquors Embrocation, &m-bro-ka'shún. s. the lotion with which any diseased part is washed Embroider, êm-broè'důr. v. a. to decorate with figured works adorns with needlework Embroidery, êm-broé'dur-è.. variegated needlework [tract Embarrassment, êm-bár'rås-ment. s. perplex-Embroiderer, êm-broè'dur-ûr. s. one that s. a publick mes Embroil, êm-broil'. v. a. to disturb, to dis- sage; any solemn message Embattle, ém-bat'tl. v. a. to range in order of battle La bay Embay, êm-hå. v. a. to bathe; to enclose in Embellish, em-bel'lish. v. a. to adorn; to beautify [ment, decoration | Embellishment, êm-bêl'lish-inént. s. ornaEmbers, êm'burz. s. hot cinders Ember-week, em'bur-wèèk. s. a week in which an ember-day falls. The emberdays at the four seasons are the Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, after the first Sunday in Lent, the feast of Pentecost, September fourteenth, December thir-Emerited, è-mêr'ît-êd. a. allowed to have teenth s. the act of rising into view; any sudden occasion; pressing necessity Emergent, é-mér'jênt. a. rising into view notice; sudden, unexpected, casual done sufficient publick service |