| A | B |
|---|
| EX, ES, E | out |
| bubbling out; overflowing with enthusiasm | ebullient |
| lit. to lead out (draw out) the inborn abilities of a pupil; to develop or train | educate |
| lit. to remove the face of; to wipe out | efface |
| to throw out forcefully | eject |
| to move out of a country (in contrast to immigrate, which means to move into a country) | emigrate |
| to send out | emit |
| orginally a miller's fee for grinding (out) grain; now, a payment for services rendered | emolument |
| lit. to take out the nerve; to deprive of nerve, force, vigor; to weaken | enervate |
| lit. to tear out by the roots; to destroy | eradicate |
| lit. to scrape out; now, to remove written or recorded material | erase |
| lit. out of one's cape; to break out of confinement | escape |
| to hollow out, to dig out and remove | excavate |
| lit. to shout out; to speak out suddenly | exclaim |
| lit. to strip the skin off; to denounce harshly | excoriate |
| lit. a way out; a departure , usually of a large number of people | exodus |
| lit. to take the burden out; to free from a charge of guilt | exonerate |
| lit. to wander out of the course; to digress; to speak or write at length | expatiate |
| one who has left one's country or renounced allegiance to it | expatriate |
| to drive out | expel |
| to carry out of a country | export |
| lit. to clean out; to take out obscene or objectionable material | expurgate |
| lit. to put things out of the boundary; to destroy living things by killing off all individuals | exterminate |
| BULL | to bubble or boil |
| DUC | to lead |
| FAC | face |
| JECT | to throw |
| MIGRA | to move |
| MIT | to send |
| MOL | to grind |
| NERV | nerve |
| RADIC | root |
| RAS | to scrape |
| CAP | cape |
| CAV | hollow |
| CLAM | to shout |
| COR | skin |
| OD | way |
| ONER | burden |
| SPATIUM | space, course |
| PATRIA | native country |
| PEL | to drive |
| PORT | to carry |
| PURG | to clean |
| TERMINUS | boundary |
