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Webster Dictionary :: Empire
EM'PIRE, n. [L. imperium; See Emperor .] 1. Supreme power in governing; supreme ...
Webster Dictionary :: Empight
EMPIGHT, a. [from pight, to fix.] Fixed.
Webster Dictionary :: Empierce
EMPIERCE, v.t. empers' [em, in, and pierce.] To pierce into; to penetrate. [Not ...
Webster Dictionary :: Emphyteutic
EMPHYTEU'TIC, c. [Gr. a planting, to plant.] Taken on hire; that for which rent ...
Webster Dictionary :: Emphysema
EMPHYSE'MA EMPHYSEM'ATOUS, a. Pertaining to emphysema; swelled,bloated, but yiel...
Webster Dictionary :: Emphysem
EM'PHYSEM, n. [Gr. to inflate.] In surgery, a puffy tumor, easily yielding to pr...
Webster Dictionary :: Emphatically
EMPHAT'ICALLY, adv. With emphasis; strongly; forcibly; in a striking manner. 1. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Emphatic
EMPHAT'IC EMPHAT'ICAL, a. Forcible; strong; impressive; as an emphatic voice, to...
Webster Dictionary :: Emphasize
EMPHASIZE, v.t. To utter or pronounce with a particular or more forcible stress ...
Webster Dictionary :: Emphasis
EM'PHASIS, n. In rhetoric, a particular stress of utterance, or force of voice, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Empery
EM'PERY, n. Empire.
Webster Dictionary :: Emperor
EM'PEROR, n. [L. imperator, from impero, to command.] Literally, the commander o...
Webster Dictionary :: Emperished
EMPER'ISHED, a. [See Perish .] Decayed. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Emperess
EM'PERESS. [See Empress .]
Webster Dictionary :: Empeople
EMPE'OPLE, v.t. empee'pl. To form into a people or community. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Empeach
EMPEACH, [See Impeach .]
