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Webster Dictionary :: Errant

ER'RANT, a. [L. errans,from erro, to err.] 1. Wandering; roving; rambling; appli...

Webster Dictionary :: Errand

ER'RAND, n. 1. A verbal message; a mandate or order; something to be told or don...

Webster Dictionary :: Errableness

ER'RABLENESS, n. Liableness to mistake or error. We may infer from the errablene...

Webster Dictionary :: Errable

ER'RABLE, a. Liable to mistake; fallible. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Err

ERR, v.i. [L. erro.] 1. To wander from the right way; to deviate from the true c...

Webster Dictionary :: Erpetology

ERPETOL'OGY,n. [supra.] That part of natural history which treats of reptiles.

Webster Dictionary :: Erpetologist

ERPETOL'OGIST, n. [Gr. reptile, discourse.] One who writes on the subject of rep...

Webster Dictionary :: Erotic

EROT'IC EROT'ICAL, a. [Gr. love.] Pertaining to love; treating of love. EROT'IC ...

Webster Dictionary :: Erosion

ERO'SION, n. s as z. [L. erosio.] The act or operation of eating away. 1. The st...

Webster Dictionary :: Erose

ERO'SE, a. [L. erosus.] In botany, an erose leaf has small sinuses in the margin...

Webster Dictionary :: Erogation

EROGA'TION, n. The act of conferring. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Erogate

ER'OGATE, v.t. [L. erogo.] To lay out; to give; to bestow upon. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Eroding

ERO'DING, ppr. Eating into; eating away; corroding.

Webster Dictionary :: Eroded

ERO'DED, pp. Eaten; gnawed; corroded.

Webster Dictionary :: Erode

ERO'DE, v.t. [L. erodo; e and rodo, to gnaw.] To eat in or away; to corrode; as,...

Webster Dictionary :: Erne

ERNE, or AERNE , a Saxon word, signifying a place or receptacle, forms the termi...

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