Words Starting with Letter 'E'

Every single person or thing in a group, when you look at them one by one instead of all together.

Very excited and ready to do something, like opening presents on your birthday.

Doing something with a lot of excitement, energy, and great interest, like opening a birthday present.

A large, powerful bird of prey with incredible eyesight, a sharp hooked beak, and very strong talons.

A female eagle, which is a large bird of prey with strong wings and a sharp beak.

A cute baby eagle that lives high up in a large nest called an eyrie with its parents.

A large, rushing tidal wave that pushes up a narrow river when the ocean tide comes in.

An old word that means for an animal, like a sheep or a goat, to give birth to a baby.

The special part on the side of your head that helps you hear sounds and music.

A sharp or dull ache or pain that happens deep inside your ear, often when you have an infection.

A protective covering for the ear, like part of a helmet or earmuffs.

Medicine in liquid form that is put in drops into the ear to help it feel better when it hurts.

A thin piece of skin stretched tight inside the ear that vibrates when sound hits it.

Having ears of a certain kind, or having grain-bearing parts like corn growing on a stalk.

A small rope used on a ship to fasten the upper corner of a sail to a yardarm.

A British nobleman of high rank, sitting above a viscount and below a marquess.

A warm fabric flap attached to a winter hat that hangs down to cover and protect your ear from cold wind.

The land or rank belonging to an earl, who is a British nobleman.

Lacking ears or external ears, which is something some animals like snakes have naturally.

A small ear or a tiny ear-shaped part found on certain plants, animals, or objects.

A specific lock or strand of hair that hangs down naturally right next to the ear.

Happening before the usual, expected, or scheduled time, like arriving at school too soon.

To set aside specific money, supplies, or time so it can be used for one special purpose later.

To get money, a prize, or a special reward by working hard or doing something helpful for others.

Being very serious, honest, and sincere in what you say and do.

This is not a standard English word found in regular dictionaries, so it does not have an official meaning.

Money that you receive as payment for doing a job, performing chores, or completing work.

A small tool shaped like a tiny spoon used to clean wax out of the ear.

The close distance where you are still able to hear someone speaking or making a sound.

A piece of jewelry that you wear on your ear.

The distance within which you can hear a sound or voice, such as when your mom calls you inside.

Something that is very unpleasant to listen to, like a loud, harsh noise.

The third planet from the sun where all humans, animals, and plants live, also known as dirt and soil.

Made completely out of earth, clay, or baked soil, like a flowerpot you might paint in art class.

Having to do with the planet Earth and real life, rather than with space, magic, or dreams.

An edible underground tuber, nut, or root that grows hidden beneath the dirt.

A clever garden plant that grows its tasty pods or roots hidden underground instead of up in the air.

Looking, smelling, or tasting like fresh soil, dirt, or damp forest floors after the rain.

A sticky, yellowish substance made inside human ears that catches dust and keeps them clean.

A small insect with a long body and tiny pincers at the back.

Freedom from worry, pain, or hard work, allowing you to feel relaxed and comfortable.

Bringing peace and quiet, making you feel completely relaxed like resting in a cozy bed.

A tall wooden stand with three legs that holds up a painting or picture while an artist works.

Not having any rest or comfort, causing you to toss and turn all night long.

A legal right to use someone else's land for a specific purpose.

Doing something smoothly and successfully without needing to use much trouble, sweat, or effort.

The quality of being very simple to do without needing much hard work or effort.

The special compass direction where the sun always comes up in the morning sky to start a brand new day.

A joyful spring holiday celebrated by many people with decorated eggs, candy, and family gatherings.

Coming from or moving toward the east.

Located in, pointing toward, or coming from the direction where the sun rises.

The distance a ship or airplane travels toward the east direction on a map.

Moving, pointing, or facing toward the direction where the sun rises in the morning.

Not hard to do at all, like solving a simple puzzle or tying your shoes without any trouble.

To put food into your mouth, chew it up with your teeth, and swallow it to give your body energy.

Food that is safe, clean, and tasty enough for people to eat without getting sick.

Grass and plants growing in a field that farm animals like cows and sheep eat for food.

A person or animal that consumes food to get energy, such as a picky eater who only likes certain meals.

Chewing and swallowing food, like a crunchy apple or warm soup, to give your body energy and help you grow big and strong.

To listen secretly to a private conversation that is not meant for you.