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e (4)

e- (2)

eagerness (1)

eagle (1)

ear (2)

ear of grain (1)

earlier (1)

earlier called Dionysus by the Greeks (1)

earliest form of (1)

early (3)

earnest (1)

earth (13)

earth goddess (1)

Earth goddess of the ancient Greeks (1)

Earth Mother (1)

earthen container (1)

earthen pot (1)

earthquake (1)

Earthquake Statistics (1)

earthy or earth (1)

earthy wit (1)

earthy wit that we all dig and often respond to with groans and moans (1)

eased anger or agitation (1)

easily bent or twisted (1)

east (3)

easy to comprehend or to understand (1)

eat (2)

eat away (1)

eatable (2)

eaten away (1)

Eating (8)

Eating Crawling Snacks (1)

eating dirt or earth is a common practice on a global scale (1)

eating grasshoppers (1)

ebulli- (1)

ebur- + (1)

eburn- (1)

ec- (1)

ecclesi- (1)

ecclesiastico- (1)

ecdem- (1)

ecdemo- (1)

ech- (1)

echidn- (1)

echidno- (1)

echin- (1)

echino- (1)

echo- (1)

eco- (1)

Ecological survival depends on insects (1)

ect- (1)

ecto- (1)

ectro- (1)

ed (1)

ed- (1)

eda- + (1)

ede- (1)

edema- (1)

edere (1)

edge (2)

edge or brim (1)

edi- (1)

edible (1)

edible herb (1)

edif- (1)

Education (7)

Edward the Confessor restored King Alfreds linage (1)

ef- (1)

effect (1)

effort (1)

efforts made to possess goods and money (1)

eg- + (1)

egg (5)

egg-carrier (1)

egg or eggs (1)

ego (1)

ego- (1)

“Egypt” (1)

Egyptian name for crocodile (1)

Egyptian schools for scribes prepared students so they could have the economic advantages of those who worked in this profession (1)

eicosa- (1)

eid- (1)

eido- (1)

eight (3)

eighteen (1)

eighth (1)

eighth planet from the sun (1)

einsteinium (1)

eis- (1)

eisod- (1)

eisodo- (1)

eisoptro- (1)

eject (1)

EKS uh (1)

ektasis (1)

el- (1)

elaeo- (1)

elaio- (1)

elasmo- (1)

elast- + (1)

elastic (1)

elasticity (1)

elasto- (1)

elbow (2)

elc- + (1)

elder (4)

elderly (5)

election (1)

electr- (1)

electri- (1)

electric (1)

electric currents (1)

electrical current (1)

electricity (1)

electro- (1)

Electronic Bibliography (1)

electronic chips are being placed under the skins of people and animals (1)

electronics (2)

elegant (1)

elemen- (1)

element- (1)

eleo- (1)

Elephant Shrews (1)

eleuther- (1)

eleuthero- (1)

eleven (1)

elleipein (1)

elleipo (1)

elleipsis (1)

ellipsis (1)

eluro- (1)

elytr- (1)

elytri- + (1)

elytro- (1)

em- (2)

embol- (1)

emboli- (1)

embolo- (1)

embrace (1)

embryo (1)

eme- (1)

Emerging Areas of Technology (11)

Emerging Areas of Technology Index (1)

emerging areas of technology that still might have a profound impact on how we conduct our lives (1)

emesi- (1)

emet- (1)

emeti- (1)

emeto- (1)

emitting light (1)

emotions (2)

emp- (1)

Empathy (1)

employ (1)

empori- (1)

empt- (1)

empty (4)

empty granary (1)

emul- (1)

en- (1)

en- + anti (1)

enantio- + (1)

enas to ena ekatommurio (1)

encamp (1)

encephal- (1)

encephalo- (1)

enclosed space (1)

enclosing (1)

enclosure (1)

encomi- (1)

encourage (1)

end (4)

end of word (1)

end- (1)

endeavor (1)

endo- (1)

endothelio- + (1)

enduring (1)

enemy (1)

energetic (1)

energy (1)

enfold (1)

engage in (1)

engineering (2)

English (1)

English and Its Historical Development (34)

English Chronology (1)

English Comes from Many Sources (1)

English Communication (1)

English History and its Development References (1)

English History and Its Language Development (1)

English Language (6)

English-Vocabulary Words from Latin and Greek Units Prefixes (1)

English was re-established in Britain (1)

English-Word Etymology Info about a Wide Spectrum of English Words (1)

English Words Mostly from Latin and Greek Origins (1)

English writers used Greek and Latin to express content (1)

engraving (1)

engulf (1)

enigma- (1)

enjoying words with special points of view (1)

enlarged (1)

enlargement (1)

enlivening (1)

enmesh (1)

enne- (1)

ennea- (1)

eno- (1)

enoptro- (1)

enormous (1)

enough (2)

enraged (1)

ent- (1)

enter- (1)

entero- (1)

entertainment (2)

entire (3)

entirely (4)

entitled to (1)

ento- (1)

entom- (1)

entomb (1)

entomo- (1)

entrails (2)

entrance (4)

entrance hall or chamber (1)

entreaty (1)

envelope (1)

enveloping or surrounding a structure (1)

environment (2)

enzymes (1)

eo- (1)

eons when naming geological periods (1)

eos- (1)

eosin- (1)

eosino- + (1)

eoso- (1)

ep- (1)

epan- + (1)

epano- (1)

epeir- (1)

epeiro- (1)

ependymo- (1)

epi- (1)

epididymides (1)

epir- + (1)

epiro- (1)

episi- (1)

episio- (1)

epist- (1)

epistem- (1)

epistemo- (1)

Epitaphs (1)

Eponymous Words Directory (1)

epsilon (1)

ept- (1)

equ- (2)

equal (5)

equal value (1)

equality (1)

eque- (1)

equi- (2)

equilateral parallelogram in which only the opposite angles are equal (1)

equitable (1)

Erato (1)

erbium (1)

erem- (1)

eremi- (1)

eremo- (1)

ereuth- (1)

erg- (2)

ergas- (1)

ergasi- (1)

ergasio- (1)

ergat- (1)

ergo- (1)

+ ergon (1)

Eric Partridge (1)

err- (1)

errat- (1)

errors (1)

eruc- (1)

eruci- (1)

Erucivory or Feeding on Caterpillars (1)

erythr- (1)

erythro- (1)

es (3)

es- (1)

eschat- (1)

eschato- (1)

esculent- (1)

eso- (1)

esod- (1)

esodo- (1)

esophag- (1)

esophago- (1)

especially (7)

especially a convulsive tension (1)

especially a returned sound (1)

especially a rounded projecting anatomical part (1)

especially arising from a mucous membrane (1)

especially around the ovarian end of the Fallopian tube (1)

especially by the endocrine glands or a gland (1)

especially from a wound or sore (1)

especially from Greek (1)

especially in music (1)

especially in reference to a mineral or glass (1)

especially of bodily tissue (1)

especially of lymphoid tissue (1)

especially of the heart or brain (1)

especially of the kidney (1)

especially of the spinal column (1)

especially pertaining to red stain or dye (1)

especially the brain (1)

especially the growth of pubic hair (1)

especially the styloid process of the temporal bone (1)

especially the upper arm from the shoulder to the elbow (1)

especially the uterine organ that connects the mother to the child by way of the umbilical cord (1)

especially to designate a cavity or chamber within a bone (1)

Esperanto (1)

espous (1)

espouse (1)

esse (1)

essence or very fine powder (1)

essential physics of the emission of attosecond light pulse (1)

essential to life (1)

establishments that often forget that in “business” (1)

estate (1)

esth- (1)

esthe- (1)

Esthesia (4)

esthesio- (1)

estim- (1)

estimate (1)

estiv- (1)

Estonia (1)

estr- (1)

estro- + (1)

estuar- (1)

et al. (5)

et cetera (1)

eta (1)

etc. + (47)

etc. Borrowed from Italian balaustro (1)

etc. by corporations who patent them for their own commercial use as defined at this bio unit page (1)

etc. of someone else and represent or claim them as ones own (1)

etern- (1)

eternity (1)

eth- (1)

ether- (1)

ethero- (1)

ethi- (1)

ethm- (1)

ethmo- + (1)

ethn- + (1)

ethno- (1)

Ethnobiology (1)

Ethnobotany (1)

Ethnozoology (1)

etho- (1)

ethyl- + (1)

etio- (1)

etym- (1)

etymological features (1)

Etymologies (3)

Etymology (2)

EU (1)

eu- (1)

eunuch (1)

euphemisms (1)

euphoria-producing liquid composed of alcohol and sufuric acid (1)

eureka (1)

Eureka and Discovery (1)

European Union launches first test satellite (1)

europium (1)

eury- (1)

Euterpe (1)

evaluate (1)

even (4)

even if some things have to be believed in order to be seen (1)

even number (1)

evening (2)

events that have affected England and (1)

ever (2)

every (3)

everyone needs to constantly increase his or her word knowledge (1)

everyones destiny (1)

evil (3)

evil behavior (1)

evil deed (1)

evil spirit (2)

evit- (1)

Evolution or Intelligent Design? (1)

evum (1)

ex- (3)

exa- (1)

exaction of payment or payment in kind (1)

examination (1)

examination of fingerprints for identification purposes (1)

examine (1)

examining (2)

examples of incompetence and incongruity (1)

examples of language incompetence (2)

examples of portmanteau combinations or blended words (1)

exceedingly (1)

excellent (1)

exceptionally good (1)

excess (2)

excessive (7)

excessive flow (1)

Excessive Human Wastes in Coastal Waters (4)

excessively (1)

excessively critical (1)

exchange (1)

exchanging gases (1)

excise (1)

excitement or violent action in an organ or part (1)

excrement (4)

execution (1)

exertion (1)

exhaustion (3)

existence (1)

exo- (1)

exorcis- + (1)

expanded (1)

expansion (1)

expectorated matter (1)

expel (1)

Experience (1)

experiment (1)

experts say that nanotechnology will change our way of living! (1)

Explained and Demonstrated (1)

Explorations of the Planets (1)

explosive shell (1)

Exposing James Freys Fiction Addiction (1)

express their fondness for words (1)

expressed in a number of ways (1)

expresses a state or abnormal condition or process of some disease (1)

expressing ability (1)

expressing capacity (1)

expressing incomplete resemblance (1)

expressing sorrow (1)

expression (1)

extended meaning is carbon dioxide (1)

extended to attractiveness (1)

extended to mean ovary (1)

extended to mean the (1)

extension (2)

extensive information about the physical aspects of the tongue and how it functions (1)

exter- (1)

external (3)

extirp- (1)

extr- (1)

extra (1)

extra- (1)

extraneous (1)

extraordinary (1)

extreme (1)

extreme fear of (1)

extremity of the body (1)

extremity of the heart (1)

extro- (1)

exuber- (1)

exulans (1)

exulant (1)

exulate (1)

eye (8)

eye actions (1)

eye was eage (1)

eyelashes (1)

eyelid (2)

eyelids (1)

eyes + (2)

eyes deviating inwardly (1)

eympend- (1)

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