to charge, blame a puppet-show DETERMINE DRUMBLE to conclude to dawdle DICH DRY optative mood thirsty DIFFUSED DUDGEON confused a dagger DIGRESSING DULL transgressing, going out of the right way soothing DIG-YOU-GOOD-DEN DULLARD give you good evening a dull person DILDO DUMP the chorus or burden of a song complaint DINT DUP stroke Lift up ESTIMATION sour, harsh conjecture EANLING ETERNE a yeanling, a lamb eternal EAR EVEN to plough to equal ECHE EXAMINE to eke out to question EFT EXECUTOR ready, convenient an executioner EISEL EXEMPT vinegar excluded ELD EXERCISE old age a religious service EMBOSSED EXHALE swollen into protuberances to hale or draw out to draw the sword EMBOWELLED EXHIBITION disembowelled, emptied allowance, pension EMBRASURE EXIGENT embrace death, ending EMINENCE EXION exalted station ridiculously used for 'action.' EMPERY EXPECT empire expectation EMULATION EXPEDIENCE jealousy, mutiny expedition, undertaking haste EMULOUS EXPEDIENT jealous expeditious, swift ENCAVE EXPIATE to place oneself in a cave completed END EXPOSTULATE 'Still an end,' continually for ever to expound, discuss ENFEOFF EXPOSTURE to place in possession exposure ENGINE EXPULSE a machine of war to expel ENGLUT EXSUFFICATE to swallow speedily contemptible ENGROSS EXTEND to make gross or fat to seize ENGROSSMENT EXTENT immoderate acquisition a seizure ENKINDLE EXTERN to make keen outward ENMEW EXTIRP to shut up, as a hawk is shut up in a mew to extirpate ENSCONCE EXTRACTING
to charge, blame DETERMINE to conclude DICH optative mood DIFFUSED confused DIGRESSING transgressing, going out of the right way DIG-YOU-GOOD-DEN give you good evening DILDO the chorus or burden of a song DINT stroke a puppet-show DRUMBLE to dawdle DRY thirsty DUDGEON a dagger DULL soothing DULLARD a dull person DUMP complaint DUP Lift up sour, harsh EANLING a yeanling, a lamb EAR to plough ECHE to eke out EFT ready, convenient EISEL vinegar ELD old age EMBOSSED swollen into protuberances EMBOWELLED disembowelled, emptied EMBRASURE embrace EMINENCE exalted station EMPERY empire EMULATION jealousy, mutiny EMULOUS jealous ENCAVE to place oneself in a cave END 'Still an end,' continually for ever ENFEOFF to place in possession ENGINE a machine of war ENGLUT to swallow speedily ENGROSS to make gross or fat ENGROSSMENT immoderate acquisition ENKINDLE to make keen ENMEW to shut up, as a hawk is shut up in a mew ENSCONCE ESTIMATION conjecture ETERNE eternal EVEN to equal EXAMINE to question EXECUTOR an executioner EXEMPT excluded EXERCISE a religious service EXHALE to hale or draw out to draw the sword EXHIBITION allowance, pension EXIGENT death, ending EXION ridiculously used for 'action.' EXPECT expectation EXPEDIENCE expedition, undertaking haste EXPEDIENT expeditious, swift EXPIATE completed EXPOSTULATE to expound, discuss EXPOSTURE exposure EXPULSE to expel EXSUFFICATE contemptible EXTEND to seize EXTENT a seizure EXTERN outward EXTIRP to extirpate EXTRACTING
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