| etc. |
abbreviation of "et cetera," and others, as of the same kind or class; and the like; and so forth. |
| et cetera |
and others, as of the same kind or class; and the like; and so forth. (abbr.: etc.) |
| etceteras |
additional things or persons. |
| etch |
to cut or eat into (a hard material, such as a printer's plate, glass, stone, or the like), esp. with acid, usu. so as to produce an image, design, or lettering. [4 definitions] |
| etching |
the art, act, or process of making designs, lettering, or the like in hard material by cutting or eating away, esp. with acid. [2 definitions] |
| eternal |
having no beginning or end; existing outside of time; timeless. [4 definitions] |
| eternity |
time without beginning or end; infinite past and future. [3 definitions] |
| eternize |
to make everlasting; cause to continue forever. [2 definitions] |
| etesian |
of or designating the annual northerly summer winds of the Mediterranean. |
| -eth |
used to form an ordinal when a number ends in "-y". |
| ethane |
a colorless, odorless gas found in natural gas and used as a fuel or refrigerant. |
| ethanol |
ethyl alcohol. |
| ethene |
see "ethylene." |
| ether |
a very volatile, flammable liquid compound of hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen, used as a solvent and formerly as an anesthetic. [4 definitions] |
| ethereal |
extremely light, airy, and delicate; insubstantial. [3 definitions] |
| etherealize |
to cause to appear ethereal. [2 definitions] |
| etherize |
to anesthetize (someone) with ether. |
| Ethernet |
a standard local area network architecture that specifies connection types, devices, and protocols (formerly a Xerox Corporation trademark). |
| ethic |
a set of moral principles and values. [2 definitions] |
| ethical |
of or concerning ethics. [3 definitions] |
| ethics |
(used with a sing. verb) the branch of philosophy that deals with values pertaining to human conduct, such as good and bad or right and wrong actions and motives; moral philosophy. [2 definitions] |