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ephesian,
ephesian [əˈfiːʒən]
n. A pheasant usually Phasianus colchicus.
n. A pheasant usually Phasianus colchicus.
Epiphany [ɛˈpɪfəne]
n. A Christian festival held on January 6th in commemoration of the coming of the Magi to baby Jesus.
n. A Christian festival held on January 6th in commemoration of the coming of the Magi to baby Jesus.
Episcolaupian, episcopaulian, Episcopawlian, Episcopian, Esculopian, Piscie, Piscy, Piskie, Pisky,
Episcopaulian [ˈɛpɪskəpɑːlɪən, -pɔːlɪən]
contracted col. Piscie [ˈpɪskɪ]
n. Episcopalian.
contracted col. Piscie [ˈpɪskɪ]
n. Episcopalian.
epistil, epistill, epistle, epystle, pistill, pistle, pystle,
epistle [(ɛ)pɪsl]
n. An epistle, a letter.
n. An epistle, a letter.
aiqual, aiquallie, aqual, aquil, equahl, equal, equal-aqual, equals-aquals,
equal [ˈikwəl]
adj. Equal.
adj. Equal.
Compounds and phrases etc.
equal-aqual [-ˈakwəl] adj. Equally balanced, alike, similar, quits. adv. In equal shares, equally, alike.
equality: Equality.
inequality: Inequality.
equality: Equality.
inequality: Inequality.
equeevalent [ɛˈkwiːvələnt]
adj. Of equal value or import.
adj. Of equal value or import.
equitable [ˈɛkwɪtəbəl]
adj. Fair, just.
adj. Fair, just.
unequitable: Inequitable.
airch, airchness, arch, archness, argh, arghness, erch, erchness, ergh, erghness,
erch [ɛrx, erx, MN. arx]
n. Doubt, apprehension, fear, timidity.
adj. Timorous, frightened, slightly alarmed, anxious. Hesitant, reluctant, reserved, distant in manner.
v. To be timid or afraid. To feel reluctant or to hesitate.
n. Doubt, apprehension, fear, timidity.
adj. Timorous, frightened, slightly alarmed, anxious. Hesitant, reluctant, reserved, distant in manner.
v. To be timid or afraid. To feel reluctant or to hesitate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
erchness: Timidity.
Airch, Airchibald, Airchibauld, Airchie, Airchybal, Aisbit, Baldie, Baldy, Baldy, Bauldie, Bauldy, Erch, Erchibauld, Erchie, Erswald, Erswauld, Esbit,
Erchibauld [ˈɛrtʃɪˈbɑːl(d), -ˈbɔːl(d), N. I. -ˈbaːl(d), U. -ˈbʌul(d), ˈeːrtʃɪ-]
also S. Erswauld [ɛˈrswɑːl(d)]
n. The personal name Archibald.
dim. Esbit, Bauldie, Erch, Erchie
also S. Erswauld [ɛˈrswɑːl(d)]
n. The personal name Archibald.
dim. Esbit, Bauldie, Erch, Erchie
Erchie
n. col. A person who is very pleased with themselves.
n. col. A person who is very pleased with themselves.
aer, air, airest, e$re, ear, ear$, eer, eerest, er, ere, erer, erest, erist, err, erst,
ere [ɛr, eːr, ər]
conj. Ere, before, until.
prep. Before in combitations such as ere fernyear, ere the streen and ere yesterday etc.
adv. Early, soon.
comp. erer
superl. erest The earilest, at first.
conj. Ere, before, until.
prep. Before in combitations such as ere fernyear, ere the streen and ere yesterday etc.
adv. Early, soon.
comp. erer
superl. erest The earilest, at first.
Compounds and phrases etc.
for the erest: I.Sh. In the meantime, for the present.