| editor |
a person who prepares written materials for publication or film for viewing. [4 definitions] |
| editorial |
an article or commentary, as in a newspaper or on television, that expresses an opinion or viewpoint. [3 definitions] |
| editorialize |
to put forth one's opinion in or as if in an editorial. [2 definitions] |
| editor in chief |
the editor who has the final authority to make policy decisions and supervises the other editors at a publishing house or on a specific publication. |
| editorship |
the position or activities of an editor. [2 definitions] |
| EDP |
abbreviation of "electronic data processing," the use of computers to process and store information. |
| EDT |
abbreviation of "Eastern Daylight Time." |
| educable |
capable of learning through education. |
| educate |
to provide knowledge, training, and guidance to. [4 definitions] |
| educated |
having an education. [3 definitions] |
| education |
the act or process of learning or educating. [4 definitions] |
| educational |
of or relating to education. [2 definitions] |
| educationist |
a person specializing in the methods and theories of teaching or education, often one considered to be out of touch with the actual practice of teaching. |
| educator |
a person who teaches. [2 definitions] |
| educe |
to bring out; draw forth; elicit. [2 definitions] |
| Edwardian |
characteristic of or relating to the reign of Edward VII of Great Britain, esp. in displaying opulence, self-indulgence, or elegance. |
| Edward VII |
the king of Great Britain in 1901-10 (b.1841--d.1910). |
| -ee |
one that benefits from or undergoes (such) a thing or action. [3 definitions] |
| E.E.C. |
abbreviation of "European Economic Community," an economic association of major western European countries mainly designed to eliminate tariffs on trade among member nations and establish uniform tariffs on goods from other countries; Common Market. |
| EEG |
abbreviation of "electroencephalogram," the graphic pattern recorded by an electroencephalograph of electric activity in the brain. |
| eel |
any of numerous long, snakelike fishes of fresh water or ocean. |