| A | B |
| elude (verb) | to escape notice; to get away from |
| embroil (verb) | to draw into a conflict or fight |
| emissary (noun) | one sent on a special mission to represent others |
| emit (verb) | to send out; to give forth- as in sound |
| enmity (noun) | deep-seated hostility- often mutual |
| ensue (verb) | to result from |
| entice (verb) | to attract by offering reward or pleasure |
| entity (noun) | an independent being; a real and independent existence |
| envisage (verb) | to form a mental picture |
| epigram(noun) | a witty saying expressing a single thought or observation |
| epitaph (noun) | inscription on a tombstone |
| equivocal (adj) | ambiguous; purposely vague |
| eradicate (verb) | to wipe out; destroy |
| fabricate (verb) | to make or to build; to make up a story in order to deceive |
| facade (noun) | deceptive outward appearance; front part of a building |