| enter |
to come or go in. [11 definitions] |
| 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] |
| entertainment |
something that provides pleasant diversion or amusement. [3 definitions] |
| enthrall |
to hold the complete attention of; fascinate. [2 definitions] |
| enthusiasm |
intense interest or excitement concerning; zeal. [2 definitions] |
| enthusiastic |
having or showing enthusiasm. |
| entire |
containing all parts or components; whole. [3 definitions] |
| entirely |
completely; totally. [2 definitions] |
| entitle |
to give a right or legal claim to. [2 definitions] |
| entrance1 |
an act or instance of entering. [3 definitions] |
| entrance2 |
to inspire a state of delight, trance, or enchantment in; charm; enrapture. |
| entrant |
one who enters, as into a contest or an institution. |
| entreat |
to beg (someone) for something, or to do something. [3 definitions] |
| entrée |
the act or right of entering. [3 definitions] |
| entrust |
to assign or hand over to someone, as for care, protection, or execution. [2 definitions] |
| entry |
an act or instance of entering; entrance. [7 definitions] |
| enunciate |
to pronounce (words), esp. in a clear and distinct voice. [3 definitions] |
| envelop |
to cover, wrap, enclose, or surround. |