Eake. adv. Also.

Ear-wrig. s. Earwig.

This word ought to be spelled Earwrig, as it is derived, doubtless, from wriggle. See WRIGGLE.

Eese. adv. Yes.

Eet. adv. Yet.

El'men. adj. Of or belonging to elm; made of elm.

El'ver. s. A young eel.

Em'mers. s. pl. Embers.

Emmet-batch, s. An ant-hill.

To Empt. v.a. To empty.

En. _pron._Him; a zid en; he saw him.

Er. pron. He. [Used West of the Parret.]

Eth. s. Earth.

To Eve. v.n. To become damp; to absorb moisture from the air.

Evet. s. A lizard.

Ex. s. An axle.