Words that start with E

Eight echidnas eat eggs in an elevator.

Animals starting with E

Animals

Food starting with E

Food

Plants that start with E

Plants

Adjectives that start with E

Adjectives

Verbs that start with E

Verbs

Countries that start with E

Countries

Jobs that start with E

Jobs

Photo of an ear.

Body parts

Photo of eggplant or aubergine

Fruit

Photo of Edinburgh, Scotland

Cities

Photo of an eagle

Birds

Photo of Europe at night
woodleywonderworks / CC BY-SA

Eis forEurope

Europe is the world's second-smallest continent by area. It is the third-largest by population.
Continents
Photo of steam rising off a fist
Dean (leu) . / CC BY-SA

Eis forEvaporate

Evaporation is the process of a liquid slowly turning into a gas. You see evaporation in everyday life when you hang out washing (laundry) or something else wet to dry. Evaporation happens when the molecules in the liquid get enough energy - usually from sunlight - to break through the surface of the liquid and float away. You can see the fist in the picture is steaming as the water from a hot shower evaporates away.
Science
Photo of evergreentrees
peupleloup / CC BY-SA

Eis forEvergreen

A tree or shrub is called evergreen if it does not lose its leaves in autumn. Evergreen trees have green leaves all year around, and deciduous trees do not.
Gardening, Adjectives
Photo of a ewe and lamb.
Alistair Young / CC BY-SA

Eis forEwe

A ewe is a female sheep.
Domestic, Female
An exam.
Alberto G. / CC BY-SA

Eis forExam

Exam is an abbreviation of the word examination. An examination is a test or investigation of something. At school, you may take exams to test your knowledge. A doctor may give you a physical exam to check your health.
Abbreviations, Education
Photo of an excited woman
Emily Walker / CC BY-SA

Eis forExcited

You are excited when you are really really happy about something. People get excited when they win the lottery, or are about to go away on holidays. Children often get excited at parties. People who are excited sometimes jump up and down and wave their arms around.
Emotions, Adjectives, Positivity
Photo of an excited woman
Emily Walker / CC BY-SA

Eis forExcitement

Excitement is the state of being excited, or something that makes you excited. For example, "you can feel the excitement in the crowd".
Photo of a woman exercising
Ryan McGuire / CC BY-SA

Eis forExercise

Exercising is doing physical activity for the main reason of keeping you fit and healthy. Exercising keeps your muscles strong and flexible. If you don't exercise enough, or you eat too much (or both), you can get fat.
List of fitness words
Photo of a pony exhaling
Pete Markham / CC BY-SA

Eis forExhale

You exhale when you breathe out. The opposite of exhale is inhale.
Verbs
Photo of an exit sign
Brad P. / CC BY-SA

Eis forExit

An exit is the way out of somewhere, or the way to leave. An exit might be a place or something you do, for example "he exited the room". The opposite of an exit is an entrance.
List of locations