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3,325 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

européité: Europeanity, Europeanness
eurosceptique: Eurosceptic
eurosceptique: Eurosceptic
eurovision: Eurovision
eurytherme: eurythermal
eurythmie: eurythmy
eurythmique: eurythmic
euryxène: euryxenous
euryèce: euryoecious
eurêka: eureka
euscarien: Basque
euscarien: Basque
euskarien: Basque
euskarien: Basque
eusocial: eusocial
eusocialement: eusocially
eusocialité: eusociality
eussè: presubject first-person singular imperfect subjunctive of avoir
eussé: presubject first-person singular imperfect subjunctive of avoir
eustatique: eustatic
eustatisme: eustasy
eutectique: eutectic (point, mixture)
eutectique: eutectic
eutectoïde: eutectoid
eutexie: eutexia
euthanasie: euthanasia (practice of killing a human being or animal)
euthanasier: to euthanise
euthanasique: euthanasic
euthyntérie: euthynteria (in classical Greek architecture, the uppermost course of a building's foundations, partly emerging from the groundline)
eutrophe: eutrophic, providing nutrients
eutrophie: eutrophy
eutrophique: eutrophic, providing nutrients; eutrophic, promoting health and nutrients
eutrophisation: eutrophication
eutrophiser: to render eutrophic
eux-autres: they
eux-mêmes: themselves
euxénite: euxenite
evzone: evzone
ex: ex (former partner)
ex aequo: equal; in an equal state; jointly
ex æquo: alternative spelling of ex aequo
ex-aequo: alternative spelling of ex aequo
ex-femme: ex-wife
ex-libris: ex libris
ex-mari: ex-husband
ex-æquo: alternative spelling of ex aequo
ex.: abbreviation of exemple
exacerbation: exacerbation
exacerber: to exacerbate, to worsen
exact: exact; precise
exactement: exactly, quite
exacteur: exactor
exaction: extortion; exaction
exactions: plural of exaction; barbaric acts, acts of violence, atrocities
exactitude: exactitude, accuracy
exagérateur: exaggerator
exagération: exaggeration
exagérer: to exaggerate; to go too far
exagérément: exaggeratedly (in an exaggerated way)
exakatal: exakatal