egrote

To feign sickness.

ekphrasis

A description of or commentary on a work of visual art.

elocutionary

Relating to public speaking, especially in clear, expressive, and often emphatic manner.

elsewhen

At another time.

elucidatory

Serving to clarify or explain.

elute

To wash out or extract, especially with a solvent.

Elysium

A place of perfect happiness.

embiggen

To make larger.

empleomania

Mania for holding public office.

encyclical

An official letter.

endarken

To make dark, less clear, or gloomy.

endlong

From end to end; lengthwise.

endonym

A name used internally to refer to a place, people, language, etc.

Endsville or endsville

1. Something that is most excellent or the ultimate.

enthuse

1. To make someone enthusiastic.

enunciatory

Announcing; declaring; pronouncing.

eolian or aeolian

Relating to or caused by the wind.

ephemeral

Lasting a very short time; transitory.

epigeal

Living close to the ground, as certain plants.

epistemology

The study of knowledge, especially its nature, origin, limits, validity, etc.

epoch

A distinctive time period in history.

eptitude

Skill or proficiency in a situation or a task.

equative

Expressing identity or a degree of comparison.

equipollent

Equal in power, force, effect, etc.

equivocacy

The quality of being deliberately ambiguous or vague.

erose

Irregularly notched or jagged.

eschatology

The doctrine or the study of final or ultimate matters, such as, death, judgment, end of the world, ...

eudemonic

Relating to or conducive to happiness.

euphoria

A feeling or state of elation or well-being.

eupnea

Normal breathing.

euthanasia

The practice of ending life to relieve suffering. Example: someone

evanescent

Fading quickly; transitory.

Everest

The highest point of something: achievement, ambition, challenge, etc.

exhort

To urge, persuade, advise, etc. earnestly.

exigency

An urgent need or requirement.

exodus

A large-scale departure or emigration.

exorbitant

Greatly exceeding what’s considered reasonable, especially in cost or price.