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Erect, v. a.
Erect, a.
Erection, n.
Erelong, ad. Soon, before long. Eremite, n. (Poetical.) Hermit, anchoret, anchorite, solitaire, recluse. Ergo, ad. [L.] Therefore, consequently. Ergot, n. Spurred rye. Erin, n. Ireland. Eristic, Eristical, a. (Not used of persons.)
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