(E) Spelling Words Flashcards
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a clear brandy distilled from the fermented juice of fruit (such as pears or raspberries).
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- eau de vie •
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“Behold the man!”: the words with which Pilate presented Christ, crowned with thorns, to his accusers. John 19:5.
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- ecce homo •
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the study of the Christian Church. the study of Church architecture and decoration.
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- ecclesiology •
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NO DEFINITION
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- echocardiograph
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NO DEFINITION
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- ecliptic
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NO DEFINITION
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- eclogue
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a person with a lean and delicate body build.
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- ectomorph •
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NO DEFINITION
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- edelweiss
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NO DEFINITION
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- edema, oedema
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NO DEFINITION
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- editorialize
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NO DEFINITION
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- effervescence
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a brilliant radiance; a shining forth.
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- effulgence •
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NO DEFINITION
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- eggs Benedict
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NO DEFINITION
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- egomaniacal
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NO DEFINITION
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- Egyptology
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NO DEFINITION
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- eigenvector
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NO DEFINITION
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- elaterid
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NO DEFINITION
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- electrotonus
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NO DEFINITION
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- elegist
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NO DEFINITION
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- elicit
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NO DEFINITION
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- elide
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NO DEFINITION
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- elusiveness
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abnormally thin or weak, especially because of illness or a lack of food.
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- emaciated •
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NO DEFINITION
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- embourgeoisement
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NO DEFINITION
434. embroil
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NO DEFINITION
435. emetic
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a salary, fee, or profit from employment or office.
436. emolument •
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NO DEFINITION
437. empathize
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NO DEFINITION
438. emplacement
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NO DEFINITION
439. enamelware
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NO DEFINITION
440. endarterectomy
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NO DEFINITION
441. endemic
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cause (someone) to feel drained of energy or vitality; weaken.
442. enervate •
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NO DEFINITION
443. enfilade
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NO DEFINITION
444. engagé
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NO DEFINITION
445. ennoble
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NO DEFINITION
446. entelechy
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NO DEFINITION
447. entourage
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dishes served in addition to the main course of a meal especially : dessert.
448. entremets •
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NO DEFINITION
449. entropy
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NO DEFINITION
450. epenthesis
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NO DEFINITION
451. epidemiology
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NO DEFINITION
452. epidural
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NO DEFINITION
453. epigenous
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NO DEFINITION
454. epiphenomenalism
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the part of a play developing the main action and leading to the catastrophe.
455. epitasis •
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NO DEFINITION
456. epoxy
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happening at or near the time of an equinox.
457. equinoctial •
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NO DEFINITION
458. errantry
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NO DEFINITION
459. escapology
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suitable for use as food; edible.
460. esculent •
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NO DEFINITION
461. esoteric
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NO DEFINITION
462. espouse
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NO DEFINITION
463. estivate, aestivate
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NO DEFINITION
464. étagère, etagere
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the characteristic spirit of a culture, era, or community as manifested in its beliefs and aspirations.
465. ethos •
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NO DEFINITION
466. etiologic
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NO DEFINITION
467. euchre
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formally expressing praise. synonyms: encomiastic, panegyric, panegyrical complimentary. conveying or resembling a compliment.
468. eulogistic •
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Easy, free respiration, as is observed normally under resting conditions.
469. eupnea •
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the continents of Europe and Asia considered as a whole.
470. Eurasia •
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NO DEFINITION
471. evangelist, Evangelist
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being, relating to, or affording evidence.
472. evidentiary •
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from or out of nothing
473. ex nihilo •
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NO DEFINITION
474. excessively
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NO DEFINITION
475. exclamatory
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NO DEFINITION
476. excoriate
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NO DEFINITION
477. exeunt
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NO DEFINITION
478. exhilarant
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relating to or developing from external factors.
479. exogenous •
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NO DEFINITION
480. exoneration
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NO DEFINITION
481. expandable
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NO DEFINITION
482. exponential
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to drain of blood; make bloodless.
483. exsanguinate •
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NO DEFINITION
484. extensor
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NO DEFINITION
485. extrorse
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NO DEFINITION
486. exuberant
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NO DEFINITION
487. exudation
