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Webster Dictionary :: Elephantine
ELEPHANT'INE, a. Pertaining to the elephant; huge; resembling an elephant; or pe...
Webster Dictionary :: Elephantiasis
ELEPHANTI'ASIS, n. [L.and Gr. from elephant.] A species of leprosy, so called fr...
Webster Dictionary :: Elephant-beetle
EL'EPHANT-BEETLE, n. A large species of Scarabaeus, or beetle, found in South Am...
Webster Dictionary :: Elephant
EL'EPHANT, n. [L. elephas, elephantus; probably from the Heb. a leader or chief,...
Webster Dictionary :: Elenchize
ELENCH'IZE, v.i. To dispute. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Elenchically
ELENCH'ICALLY, adv. by means of an elench. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Elenchical
ELENCH'ICAL, a. Pertaining to an elench.
Webster Dictionary :: Elench
ELENCH', n. [L. elenchus; Gr. to argue, to refute.] 1. A vicious or fallacious a...
Webster Dictionary :: Elemi
EL'EMI, n. The gum elemi, so called; but said to be a resinous substance, the pr...
Webster Dictionary :: Elementarity
ELEMENTAR'ITY ELEMENT'ARY, a. Primary; simple; uncompounded; uncombined; having ...
Webster Dictionary :: Elementariness
ELEMENT'ARINESS, n. The state of being elementary; the simplicity of nature; unc...
Webster Dictionary :: Elementally
ELEMENT'ALLY, adv. According to elements; literally; as the words, ""Take, eat; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Elementality
ELEMENTAL'ITY, n. Composition of principles or ingredients.
Webster Dictionary :: Elemental
ELEMENT'AL, a. Pertaining to elements. 1. Produced by some of the four supposed ...
Webster Dictionary :: Element
EL'EMENT, n. [L. elementus.] 1. The first or constituent principle or minutest p...
Webster Dictionary :: Elegy
EL'EGY, n. [L. elegia; Gr. to speak or utter.; L. lugeo. The verbs may have a co...
