enterprise | | to be above all, the best or most outstanding |
epicenter | | a short statement in memory of a dead person |
embezzle | | to get rid of entirely |
eccentric | | the outer layer of skin |
epicure | | to attract by arousing hopes |
elongate | | a person or thing that is typical or representative of something |
elude | | an important, difficult or dangerous plan to be tried |
epidemic | | not usual; odd, or peculiar |
eradicate | | an image or statue made to look like a person |
espionage | | not correct, wrong or mistaken |
epidermis | | to use spies |
entice | | to steal money entrusted to one's care |
effigy | | to involve in a quarrel |
epigram | | a person who enjoys eating and drinking and is picky at choosing |
embroil | | make or become longer |
eminent | | an outbreak and the spread of a disease |
epitaph | | point on the earth's surface directly above an earthquake |
erroneous | | a short, pointed or witty saying |
encompass | | all the way around |
epitome | | to avoid or escape by cleverness or quickness |