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Webster Dictionary :: Eagless

E'AGLESS, n. A female or hen eagle.

Webster Dictionary :: Eaglet

E'AGLET, n. A young eagle or a diminutive eagle.

Webster Dictionary :: Eagre

EA'GRE, n. A tide swelling above another tide, as in the Severn.

Webster Dictionary :: Ealderman

EALDERMAN. [See Alderman .]

Webster Dictionary :: Eame

EAME, n. Uncle.

Webster Dictionary :: Ean

EAN, v.t. or i. To yean. [See Yean .]

Webster Dictionary :: Eanling

E'ANLING, n. A lamb just brought forth. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Ear

E'AR, n. [L. auris, whence auricula; audio.] 1. The organ of hearing; the organ ...

Webster Dictionary :: Ear-bored

E'AR-BORED, a. Having the ear perforated.

Webster Dictionary :: Ear-deafening

E'AR-DEAFENING, a. Stunning the ear with noise.

Webster Dictionary :: Ear-erecting

EAR-ERECT'ING, a. Setting up the ears.

Webster Dictionary :: Ear-piercing

E'AR-PIERCING, a. Piercing the ear, as a shrill or sharp sound.

Webster Dictionary :: Ear-witness

E'AR-WITNESS, n. One who is able to give testimony to a fact from his own hearing.

Webster Dictionary :: Earable

E'ARABLE, a. Used to be tilled.

Webster Dictionary :: Earache

E'ARACHE, n. [See Ache .] Pain in the ear.

Webster Dictionary :: Earal

E'ARAL, a. Receiving by the ear. [Not used.]

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