| embark |
to board a ship, esp. to begin a voyage. [4 definitions] |
| embarkation |
the act or an instance of embarking. |
| embarrass |
to shame, disconcert, make ill at ease, or make painfully self-conscious. [5 definitions] |
| embarrassable |
combined form of embarrass. |
| embarrassed |
experiencing, expressing, or marked by feelings of shame, painful self-consciousness, or unease. [2 definitions] |
| embarrassing |
causing or accompanied by feelings of shame, painful self-consciousness, or unease. |
| embarrassment |
the condition of being embarrassed. [3 definitions] |
| embassy |
an ambassador and his staff. [4 definitions] |
| embattle |
to dispose or prepare (troops or a fortification) for battle. [2 definitions] |
| embattled |
under attack by enemies or opponents; involved in battle. [2 definitions] |
| embay |
to surround, enclose, or shelter in a bay, or as in a bay. |
| embed |
to set or enclose firmly in some surrounding material. [2 definitions] |
| embedded |
of journalists, stationed and traveling with a designated active military unit for the purpose of wartime reporting. |
| embellish |
to improve by, or as though by, decorations; decorate. [2 definitions] |
| embellishment |
a beautifying decoration or addition. [3 definitions] |
| ember |
a small piece of glowing wood or coal, esp. in a dying fire. [2 definitions] |
| embezzle |
to take by fraud for one's own use (money or property entrusted to one's care). |
| embitter |
to make bitter the feelings or attitude of (someone). [2 definitions] |
| emblazon |
to display (a coat of arms) on a knight's shield or other surface. [5 definitions] |
| emblem |
an object or its representation, functioning as a symbol. [3 definitions] |
| emblematic |
of, pertaining to, or acting as an emblem; symbolic. |