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Webster Dictionary :: Endamagement
ENDAM'AGEMENT, n. Damage; loss; injury.
Webster Dictionary :: Endamaged
ENDAM'AGED, pp. Harmed; injured.
Webster Dictionary :: Endamage
ENDAM'AGE, v.t. [from damage.] To bring loss or damage to; to harm; to injure; t...
Webster Dictionary :: End
END, n. 1. The extreme point of a line, or of anything that has more length than...
Webster Dictionary :: Encysted
ENCYST'ED, a. [from cyst.] Inclosed in a bag, bladder or vesicle; as an encysted...
Webster Dictionary :: Encyclopedy
ENCYCLOPE'DY, n. [Gr. in, a circle, and instruction; instruction in a circle, or...
Webster Dictionary :: Encyclopedist
ENCYCLOPE'DIST, n. The compiler of an Encyclopedia, or one who assists in such c...
Webster Dictionary :: Encyclopedia
ENCYCLOPE'DIA ENCYCLOPE'DIAN, a. Embracing the whole circle of learning.
Webster Dictionary :: Encyclical
ENCYC'LICAL, a. [Gr. a circle.] Circular; sent to many persons or places; intend...
Webster Dictionary :: Encumbrance
ENCUM'BRANCE, n. A load; any thing that impedes motion, or renders it difficult ...
Webster Dictionary :: Encumbering
ENCUM'BERING, ppr. Loading; clogging; rendering motion or operation difficult; l...
Webster Dictionary :: Encumbered
ENCUM'BERED, pp. Loaded; impeded in motion or operation, by a burden or difficul...
Webster Dictionary :: Encumber
ENCUM'BER, v.t. 1. To load; to clog; to impede motion with a load, burden or any...
Webster Dictionary :: Encrust
ENCRUST', v.t. To cover with a crust. It is written also incrust.
Webster Dictionary :: Encroachment
ENCROACHMENT, n. The entering gradually on the rights or possessions of another,...
Webster Dictionary :: Encroachingly
ENCROACHINGLY, adv. by way of encroachment.
