| A | B |
|---|
| elude | to escape notice; to get away |
| embroil | to draw into a conflict or fight |
| emissary | one sent on a special mission |
| emit | to send out; to give forth |
| enmity | deep-seated hostility, often mutual |
| ensue | to result from |
| entice | to attract; to tempt; to lure |
| entity | an independent being; separate existence |
| envisage | to form a mental picture; to imagine |
| epigram | w witty statement or saying |
| epitaph | an inscription on a tombstone |
| equivocal | ambiguous; purposely vague; uncertain |
| eradicate | to wipe out; destroy |
| fabricate | to make or build; to make up a deception |
| facade | deceptive outward appearance; front of a building |
| fallible | capable of error |
| fallow | inactive; unproductive |
| farcical | absurd; ridiculous |
| fatalistic | believing all things are inevitable and determined by fate |
| fawn | to act slavishly submissive; grovel |
| fealty | loyalty; faithfulness |
| feign | to pretend |
| feisty | aggressive; lively, energetic |
| felicity | happiness |
| felonious | unlawful; of or like a felony |
| fester | to rot; to form pus; to grow embittered |
| fiat | an official order |
| fidelity | faithfulness; loyalty |
| filch | to steal; pilfer |
| filial | due from a son or daughter; dutiful |
