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- DYNAMISTA subscriber to the philosophy of dynamism.
- EGOISTAn advocate of egoism.
- ELEGIACSplural of elegiac
- ENTERALOf, pertaining to, within, or by way of the intestines; especially, the small intestine.
- EPHEMERALITIESplural of ephemerality
- EPHEMERIDESplural of ephemeris
- EPHEMERIDSplural of ephemerid
- EPICANTHUSA skin fold of the upper eyelid, typical of East Asians.
- EPICHEIREMAAlternative form of epichirema.
- EPICOTYLIn plants with seeds, that portion of the embryo or seedling above the cotyledons.
- EPISTOLARYOf or relating to letters, or the writing of letters.
- EPITHELIAplural of epithelium
- ERGOPHOBIASAn irrational fear of or aversion to work
- ESOTERYMystery; esoterics; knowledge or lore that is esoteric.
- ESTEEMINGpresent participle and gerund of esteem
- ETIOLOGICAlternative spelling of aetiologic.
- EUPHOBIASFear of hearing good news.
- EUPHONIASplural of euphonia
- EVANGELICevangelical
- EXACTINGMaking great demands; difficult to satisfy.
- EXCULPATIONSplural of exculpation
- EXODICConducting influences from the spinal cord outward; said of the motor nerves or efferent nerves.
- EXODONTIAThe extraction of teeth.
- EXODONTIASplural of exodontia
- EXODONTICSthe extraction of teeth
- EXOGAMIESplural of exogamy
- EXOGAMOUSOf or relating to exogamy.
- EXONICOf or pertaining to an exon.
- EXONUMIACoinlike objects.
- EXORBITANCYAlternative form of exorbitance.
- EXORDIAplural of exordium
- EXORDIUMA beginning.
- EXORDIUMSplural of exordium
- EXOSMOTICRelating to exosmosis.
- EXOTERICOf a doctrine, information, etc.: suitable to be imparted to the public without secrecy or other reservations.
- EXTEMPORALExtemporaneous.
- EXULTANCEexultation.
- EXULTANCESplural of exultance
- EXULTANCYexultance, exultation
- FACETIOUSLYIn a facetious or flippant manner; in a manner that treats serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor.
- FAUSTIAN
- FEALTIESplural of fealty
- FEINTEDsimple past and past participle of feint
- FESTOONERYThat which is festooned; hanging ornamentation.
- FIDUCIALAccepted as a fixed basis of reference.
- FISTULARTubelike; resembling a hollow cylinder.
- FLAVESCENTyellowish in colour, or turning yellow
- FLOUNCIERcomparative form of flouncy: more flouncy
- FLOUNCIESTsuperlative form of flouncy: most flouncy
- FLUORESCETo emit electromagnetic radiation, especially visible light, when absorbing radiation of some other wavelength.
- FLUORESCESthird-person singular simple present indicative of fluoresce
- FOETIDAlternative spelling of fetid.
- FOISTINGpresent participle and gerund of foist
- FOXTAILSplural of foxtail
- FRENETICALAlternative form of frenetic.
- FRENETICSplural of frenetic
- FRENULUMSplural of frenulum.
- FRIVOLEDsimple past and past participle of frivol
- FUBARAlternative form of FUBAR.
- FULCRAplural of fulcrum
- GAIETIESplural of gaiety
- GAMBOLSplural of gambol
- GENTRIFIESthird-person singular simple present indicative of gentrify
- GEODESICALAlternative form of geodesic.
- GEODESICSplural of geodesic
- GLIASSynonym of glia.
- GLIOMASplural of glioma
- GLOBUSA spherical or nearly spherical structure. A lump in the throat; the sensation of having such a lump present.
- GLYPHICCarved, sculpted.
- GROATSplural of groat
- GROUSEDsimple past and past participle of grouse
- GRUNDLESplural of grundle
- GRUSHIEA Scottish wedding tradition where coins were thrown to the guests.
- GUANOSplural of guano
- GUARSplural of guar
- GUILESplural of guile
- GULAGSplural of gulag
- GUMPTIONSplural of gumption
- GYNOPHOBIASFear of or aversion to women or girls.
- GYNOPHOBICSHaving a fear of or aversion to women.
- HEDONICOf or relating to pleasure
- HEMIPLEGIASplural of hemiplegia
- HERCULEANAlternative letter-case form of Herculean.
- HEXAGRAMSplural of hexagram
- HIRSUTECovered in hair or bristles; hairy.
- HISTOLOGICOf or pertaining to histology.
- HOMUNCULEObsolete form of homunculus.
- HYOIDALSynonym of hyoid.
- HYPOXIASplural of hypoxia
- ILIACRelating to the ilium.
- INDEMNITYSecurity from damage, loss, or penalty.
- INEPTITUDESplural of ineptitude
- INEXORABLEImpossible to prevent or stop; inevitable.
- INHUMEDsimple past and past participle of inhume
- INVEIGLESthird-person singular simple present indicative of inveigle
- IONICSThe study of ionic conductors.
- IONOSPHERESplural of ionosphere
- IONOSPHERICOf or pertaining to the ionosphere.
- JALOPIESplural of jalopy
- JAPERIESplural of japery