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Webster Dictionary :: Epaulet

EP'AULET, n. A shoulder-piece; an ornamental badge worn on the shoulder by milit...

Webster Dictionary :: Epaulment

EPAUL'MENT, n. In fortification, a side-work or work to cover sidewise, made of ...

Webster Dictionary :: Epenetic

EPENET'IC, a. Laudatory; bestowing praise.

Webster Dictionary :: Epenthesis

EPEN'THESIS EPEN'THESY, n. [Gr. to put.] The insertion of a letter or syllable i...

Webster Dictionary :: Epenthetic

EPENTHET'IC, a. Inserted in the middle of a word.

Webster Dictionary :: Epha

E'PHA, n. [Heb. properly a baking.] A Hebrew measure of three pecks and three pi...

Webster Dictionary :: Ephemera

EPHEM'ERA, n. [L. from Gr. daily; a day.] A fever of one day's continuance only....

Webster Dictionary :: Ephemeric

EPHEM'ERIC, a. Diurnal; beginning and ending in a day; continuing or existing on...

Webster Dictionary :: Ephemeris

EPHEM'ERIS, n. plu. ephemer'ides. [Gr.] 1. A journal or account of daily transac...

Webster Dictionary :: Ephemerist

EPHEM'ERIST, n. One who studies the daily motions and positions of the planets; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Ephemeron-worm

EPHEM'ERON-WORM, n. [See Ephemera .] A worm that lives one day only.

Webster Dictionary :: Ephereral

EPHER'ERAL EPHE'SIAN, a. s as z. Pertaining to Ephesus, in Asia Minor. As a noun...

Webster Dictionary :: Ephialtes

EPHIAL'TES, n. [Gr.] The night-mar.

Webster Dictionary :: Ephipora

EPHIP'ORA, n. [Gr. to bear.] The watery eye; a disease in which the tears, from ...

Webster Dictionary :: Ephod

EPH'OD, n. [Heb. to bind.] In Jewish antiquity, a part of the sacerdotal habit, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Ephor

EPH'OR, n. [Gr. to inspect.] In ancient Sparta, a magistrate chosen by the peopl...

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