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EPIS'TLER, n. A writer of epistles. [Little used.] 1. Formerly, one who attended...
EPIS'TLE, n. epis'l. [L. epistola; Gr. to send to; to send.] A writing, directed...
EPISTIL'BITE, n. A mineral, said to be the same as the heulandite.
EPISPAS'TIC, a. [Gr. to draw.] In medicine, drawing; attracting the humors to th...
EPISODICALLY, adv. by way of episode.
EPISOD'IC EPISOD'ICAL, a. Pertaining to an episode; contained in an episode or d...
EP'ISODE, n. [From the Gr.] In poetry, a separate incident, story or action, int...
EPIS'COPY, n. Survey; superintendence; search.
EPIS'COPATE, n. A bishopric; the office and dignity of a bishop. 1. The order of...
EPIS'COPALLY, adv. by episcopal authority; in an episcopal manner.
EPISCOPA'LIAN, a. Pertaining to bishops or government by bishops; episcopal. EPI...
EPIS'COPAL, a. Belonging to or vested in bishops or prelates; as episcopal juris...
EPIS'COPACY, n. [L. episcopatus; Gr. to inspect, to see. See Bishop .] Governmen...
EPIP'LOON, n. [Gr.] The caul or omentum.
EPIP'LOIC, a. [Gr. the caul.] Pertaining to the caul or omentum.
EPIP'LOCY, n. [Gr. implication; to fold.] A figure of rhetoric, by which one agg...