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Webster Dictionary :: Erective

ERECT'IVE, a. Setting upright; raising.

Webster Dictionary :: Erectly

ERECT'LY, adv. In an erect posture.

Webster Dictionary :: Erectness

ERECT'NESS, n. Uprightness of posture or form.

Webster Dictionary :: Erector

ERECT'OR, n. A muscle that erects; one that raises.

Webster Dictionary :: Erelong

E'RELONG, adv. [ere and long.] Before a long time had elapsed. He mounted the ho...

Webster Dictionary :: Eremitage

ER'EMITAGE, n. [See Hermitage .]

Webster Dictionary :: Eremite

ER'EMITE, n. [L. eremita; Gr.a desert.] One who lives in a wilderness, or in ret...

Webster Dictionary :: Eremitical

EREMIT'ICAL, a. Living in solitude, or in seclusion from the world.

Webster Dictionary :: Erenow

E'RENOW, adv. [ere and now.] Before this time.

Webster Dictionary :: Ereption

EREP'TION, n. [L. ereptio.] A taking or snatching away by force.

Webster Dictionary :: Erewhile

E'REWHILE E'REWHILES, adv. [ere and while. Some time ago; before a little while....

Webster Dictionary :: Ergat

ER'GAT, v.i. [L. ergo.] To infer; to draw conclusions. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Ergo

ER'GO, adv. [L.] Therefore.

Webster Dictionary :: Ergot

ERGOT, n. In farriery, a stub, like a piece of soft horn, about the bigness of a...

Webster Dictionary :: Ergotism

ER'GOTISM, n. [L. ergo.] A logical inference; a conclusion.

Webster Dictionary :: Eriach

ER'IACH, n. A pecuniary fine.

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