| 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. |
| entertain |
to occupy pleasantly; amuse. [5 definitions] |
| entertainer |
one who entertains by performance, such as an actress or comedian. [2 definitions] |
| entertaining |
providing pleasant diversion; amusing. |
| entertainment |
something that provides pleasant diversion or amusement. [3 definitions] |
| enter the lists |
to become involved in a conflict or contest. |
| enthrall |
to hold the complete attention of; fascinate. [2 definitions] |
| enthrone |
to put upon a throne. [3 definitions] |
| enthuse |
to cause enthusiasm in. |
| enthusiasm |
intense interest or excitement concerning; zeal. [2 definitions] |