e.g., i.e.
e’er, e’re, ere, ere
e’re, ere
each
each
each and every, each and all
each other, one another
eager
EARLY MODERN ENGLISH
early on
Earth, the earth
earthly, earthy, earthen
easily
east, East, easterly, Eastern, eastern
EASTERN NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL DIALECT
eastward, eastwards
easy, easily
eatable, edible
echelon
ECHOIC WORDS
ecology, environment
economic, economical
ecstasy, ecstacy
ect.
-ection, -exion
edible
edifice
EDITED ENGLISH
EDITORIAL WE
EDUCATIONESE
educationist, educator
-ee
effect
effective, effectual, efficacious, efficient
EFFECTIVENESS
effectual
effectuate
effeminate, female, feminine, womanly
effete
efficacious, efficient
effluent
effluvium
effrontery
e.g. [mdm]
egis
egoist, egotist
egregious, egregiously
either
either, either … or
eke, eke out, eke
elder / eldest
elder, eldest, older, oldest
elderly
eldest
electric, electrical, electronic, electronics
ELEGANT VARIATION
elegant, elegance
elephantine
elephantine
ELEVATION, ELEVATED
elicit / illicit
elicit, illicit
eligible, ineligible
ELLIPSIS 1
ELLIPSIS 2
ELLIPSIS 3
ellipsis of noun phrase head [mdm]
elope, elopement
else
elude
elusion
elusive, allusive, illusive, illusory
emanate
embark
embellish
emend
emerge
emigrant, emigration, immigrant, immigration, in-migration, migrant, migration, outmigration, emigrate, immigrate, migrate
eminent, immanent, imminent
emote
emotional, emotive
empanel
empathetic, sympathetic, empathize, sympathize, empathy, sympathy
EMPHASIS
EMPHATIC PRONOUNS
employ
employee, employe
emporium
empower
empowerment
EMPTY SUBJECTS
en route
en’t, in’t
enamor
enclave
enclose, inclose, enclosure, inclosure
encomium
encounter
encroach
end
end product, end result
end up
end, rear
endeavor, attempt, try
ended, ending
endemic, epidemic, pandemic
ending
ENDING A SENTENCE WITH A PREPOSITION
endite
endless
endorse, indorse
endow
enervate, innervate, innerve
enfranchise
engage
England
English (the)
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DIFFERENCES IN MEANING, PRONUNCIATION, SPELLING, AND VOCABULARY
enhance
enigma, mystery, puzzle, riddle
enigmatic
enjoin
enjoy
enormity / enormousness
enormity, enormousness
enough
enough and too [mdm]
enquire, enquirer, enquiry
ensemble
ensure
enter
enthrall, enthral
enthuse
enthuse
entitle
entitlement
entomology, etymology
entrust, intrust, trust
enunciate, enunciation
enure
envelop, envelope
envious, enviable
environment
ENVIRONMENT IN PRONUNCIATION
envisage, envision
envoy 1, envoi
envoy 2
eon, aeon
epic
EPICENE PRONOUNS
epicure, epicurean, Epicurean, epicureanism, Epicureanism
epidemic
epigram, epigraph, epilogue, epitaph
episcopal, Episcopal, Anglican, Episcopalian
epistle, missive
epitaph
epithet
epithet
epitome
epoch
EPONYM, EPONYMOUS
equable / equitable
equable, equitable
equal
equal
equally as
equilibrium
equine
equitable
equivalent
equivocal, ambiguous, ambivalent, cryptic, dubious, enigmatic, mysterious
-er, -est
-er, -or
-er, -re
erode, corrode
erotic
erotica
err
errant, arrant
errata
ersatz
erstwhile, erstwhiles
erupt, irrupt, eruptive, irruptive
-es
escalate
escalator
escape
escape
escapee
esophagus, oesophagus
especial, especially
especially [mdm]
espresso, expresso
Esq.
-esque
Esquire, Esq.
-ess, -ette, -euse, -ienne, -ine, -ix
essay
essential
-est
Establishment, the
esthete, esthetic
estimate
estimation
estrange
estrogen, oestrogen
et al.
etc., et cetera
eth
-eth
Ethiopian
ETHNIC SLURS AND TERMS OF ETHNIC OPPROBRIUM, ETHNIC DESIGNATIONS
ethnic, ethnicity
-ette
ETYMOLOGICAL FALLACY
ETYMOLOGY
ETYMON
eulogy
euphemism, euphuism
EUPHEMISMS, GENTEELISMS
euphuism
-euse
evacuate
even
event (that), in the
eventuate, eventuality
ever, ever so (often), ever such
every
every
every so often
every time
every which way
everybody, everyone
everyday, every day
everyone
everyplace
everyplace / anyplace / someplace / no place
evidence
evidently
evoke, invoke
evolute, evolve
ex post facto
ex-, former, late
exact same
exceed
exceedingly, excessively
except
exception
exception proves the rule, the
exceptionable / exceptional
exceptionable, exceptional
excess
excessively
excise
excitement, excitation
EXCLAMATION POINT, EXCLAMATION MARK
exclude
exclusive
EXCLUSIVE LANGUAGE
excuse
execrable
execute, assassinate, kill, murder, slay
executor, executioner, executrix
exemplar, exemplary
exhaustive, exhausting
exhibitor, exhibitioner, exhibitionist
exhilarate, exhilaration
exhorbitant
exhuberance, exhuberant
-exion
exist
exist [mdm]
existence, existent
exonerate
exorbitant
expatriate, expatriot
expect
expectant, expecting
expectorate, expectoration
expediate
expedience, expediency, expedition, expeditiousness
expedient, expeditious, expediently, expeditiously
expedite, expediate
expedition
expeditious, expeditiously
expeditiousness
expel
expensive
experience
experience [mdm]
expert, expertly
expertise
expertize
explain, explanation
EXPLETIVE 1
EXPLETIVE 2
explicable
explicate, explain, explication, explanation
exposé
EXPOSITORY WRITING, EXPOSITION
expressive
expresso
expressway
exquisite
extant
extemporaneous, impromptu, extempore
extemporize, temporize
extended, extensive
extension
extent, extant
extenuate, extenuating
exterior, external, extraneous, extrinsic
extract, extricate
extraneous
extraordinary
extraposition of nominal relative clause [mdm]
extraposition of non-finite clause as subject [mdm]
extricate
extrinsic
exuberance, exuberant
exude
EYE DIALECT
eye to eye
eyrie, eyry