3. Transporting, ravishing, rapturous, surpassingly or supremely delightful, enrapturing, beatific.

Ectype, n. Close or exact copy, reproduction.

Ecumenic, Ecumenical, a. [Written also (Œcumenic and (Œcumenical.] General (applied especially to councils of the Church), universal.

Edacious, a. Greedy, voracious, devouring.

Eddish, n. [Written also Eadish.] Eagrass, earsh, etch. See aftermath.

Eddy, n.

    1. Counter-current.
    2. Whirlpool, vortex.

Edentate, Edentated, a. Toothless.

Edge, n.

    1. Cutting side (of a blade).
    2. Border, rim, brim, margin, verge, brink; beginning or end, opening or close (as the case may be).
    3. Keenness, sharpness, intensity, interest, animation, zest.
    4. Power to wound, sharpness, sting, acrimony, bitterness, gall.

Edge, v. a.

    1. Sharpen.
    2. Fringe, border, rim.
    3. Move sideways, move little by little, hitch up, hitch along.

Edge, v. n. Move sideways, move little by little, hitch along.

Edge-bone, n. Aitchbone, natchbone, rump-bone.

Edging, n. Fringe, border, trimming.

Edible, a. Eatable, esculent.

Edict, n. Command, order, decree, rescript, mandate, ordinance, proclamation, ban.


  By PanEris using Melati.

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