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Each (adj.) : every one taken individually
Each (pro.) : every one taken individually
Eager (adj.) : keenly desirous to do or get
Eagerness (n) : strong desire, ardour, earnestness
Eagle (n) : large bird of prey noted for keen vision
Eaglet (n) : the young of an eagle
Eager (n) : rise of tidal wave in the river
Ear (n) : the organ of hearing, attention, spike or head of corn
Earl (n) : a noble, an English noble man
Early (adj.) : at break of day, sooner than usual fixed time, in good time
Early (adv.) : at break of day, sooner than usual fixed time, in good time
Earmark (v) : set apart for a specific purpose
Earn (v) : gain by labour or service, acquire, as wages
Earnest (adj.) : sincere, eager
Earshot (n) : hearing distance
Earning (n) : the act of getting as remuneration
Earning (pl.) : things or money acquired
Earth (n) : ground, the planet we live in
Earth (v) : cover with earth
Earthen (adj.) : made of earth
Earthenware (n) : utensils made of baked clay, vessels of clay, pottery
Earthly (adj.) : of this world
Earthquake (n) : trembling of the earth
Earwig (n) : an insect
Earwitness (n) : one who testifies from his own hearings
Ease (n) : freedom from labour, repose
Ease (v) : relieve from work, pain or trouble lessen
Easel (n) : wooden stand to support picture, black board etc
East (n) : the direction where the sun rises
Easter (n) : a Christian festival
Easy (adj.) : comfortable, not difficult or hard
Easy (adj.) : easily, in ease
Easy (n) : easiness
Eat (v) : to chew or bite and swallow food
Eatable (adj.) : fit to be eaten

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