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ensnare to trap, trick, or catch.
ensnarl to draw into a tangle or intrigue; embroil.
ensue to occur just after another event. [2 definitions]
ensure to cause to be a certainty. [2 definitions]
-ent causing or performing (such) an action. [3 definitions]
entablature in classical temples or derivatives, the part of the building between the columns and the roof, consisting of the architrave, frieze, and cornice.
entail to call for or bring about as a necessary accompaniment; necessarily involve. [5 definitions]
entamoeba any of several amoebas that are parasitic in vertebrates, esp. one that causes dysentery.
entangle to cause to be snarled or tangled. [3 definitions]
entanglement the act of entangling, or the condition of being entangled. [2 definitions]
entente an accord of countries or other political units with regard to specified mutual positions or courses of action. [2 definitions]
enter to come or go in. [11 definitions]
enterable combined form of enter.
enteric of or pertaining to the enteron; intestinal.
enteritis inflammation of the small intestine or, sometimes, the colon.
entero- intestine.
enteron the alimentary canal.
enterostomy a surgical opening made through the abdominal wall into an intestine.
enterovirus a genus of virus that can cause disease in human and other mammals. Infection typically begins in the gastrointestinal tract and can spread to other areas, including the nervous system.
enterprise an undertaking, esp. one characterized by complexity, risk, or wide scope; venture. [3 definitions]
enterprising bold, energetic, and full of initiative.