Poker Words That Start With F

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Words Start With 'E'

WordTypeMeaning
EarnestadjectiveVery serious, sincere intent
EavesdropverbSecretly listening to a conversation
EbbverbGradually lessen, at a low ebb- in a poor or unhappy state of mind
EbullientadjectiveCheerful and full of energy, enthusiastic, vivacious
EccentricadjectiveUnconventional and strange
EclecticadjectiveDeriving ideas or style from a wide range of sources
EdgyadjectiveTense, irritable
EffaceverbMake oneself appear inconspicuous, to wipe out
EffronterynounInsolence or impertinence
EffusiveadjectiveExpressing pleasure or approval in an unrestrained way
EgocentricadjectiveSelf centered, selfish
ElannounEnergy and flair, spirited self assurance
ElatedadjectiveVery happy and excited
EllipsisnounThe omission of words in speech or writing, a set of dots indicating this
EloquencenounFluent or persuasive speaking or writing
ElucidateverbTo make something clear; explain,
EludeverbCleverly escape from or avoid, fail to be understood by, be unattainable by
EmanateverbIssue from a source, to come forth
EmbattledadjectiveBeset by problems or difficulties
EmbitteredadjectiveBitter or resentful
EminencenounThe quality of being distinguished and respected, an important person
EmolumentnounSalary or fee
EmpiricaladjectiveBased on observation or experience rather than theory
EmulateverbTry to equal or better than, surpass
EncapsulateverbEnclose in or as if in a capsule, summarize
EndeavourverbTry hard to achieve something, an attempt to achieve something, hard work
EndorseverbDeclare approval of sign a cheque on the back
EnervateverbCause to feel drained of energy
EnigmanounA riddle, a mysterious person or thing
EnnuinounBoredom, a feeling of weariness
EnraptureverbDelight greatly
EnsemblenounA group of performers a group of items viewed as a whole
Enumerateverbmention item one by one
EnunciateverbPronounce clearly, state fluently
EnvisageverbSee as a possibility, imagine
EpitomenounA perfect example,
EquivocaladjectiveAmbiguous, uncertain, doubtful
ErgonomicsnounThe study of people's efficiency in their working environment
ErrantadjectiveDoing something wrong
ErraticadjectiveUneven, irregular
Erstwhileadjectiveformer
EruditeadjectiveVery learned, scholarly
EspouseverbSupport or adopt a cause or way of life
EstimableadjectiveWorthy of great respect
EstrangedadjectiveNo longer close to or friendly with someone
Et-alabbreviationAnd others
EthicaladjectiveOf moral principles, morally correct,
EtiquettenounThe code of polite behavior in a society
EuphemismnounA less direct word used instead of an offensive or unpleasant one
EuphorianounExcited happiness, a feeling of well being
EvasiveadjectiveSeeking to evade or avoid something
EvinceverbShow or indicate
ExaggerateverbMake something seem greater than in reality
ExasperateverbGreatly irritate
ExcerptnounA short extract from a film, book or a piece of music
ExemplaryadjectiveRepresenting the best of its kind, serving as a warning, serving as a model or example
ExhortverbStrongly urge to do something, to urge earnestly
ExigencynounA situation calling for immediate action, a pressing need or demand
ExonerateverbDeclare free from blame, to prove guiltless
ExorbitantadjectiveGoing beyond what is reasonable or just, unreasonably high,
ExpediteverbHelp or hasten the progress of
ExpendverbSpend or use up of resources
ExpletivenounA swear word, a rude word expressing anger
ExtolverbPraise enthusiastically, laud
ExtrinsicadjectiveComing from outside
ExuberantadjectiveLively and cheerful
ExcisionnounCut out, pruning
ExcoriateverbTo criticize severely, to denounce harshly
EsotericadjectiveIntended for or understood by only a few people with specialized knowledge, hard to understand
EschewverbDeliberately avoid doing