Words that start with E

Eight echidnas eat eggs in an elevator.

Eis forExpand

To expand means to take up more space or grow bigger. As you blow up a balloon, it expands.
Something is expensive if it costs a lot of money. Expensive things are usually very high quality, or have a brand name or are made by someone that people are willing to pay extra for. The opposite of expensive is cheap.

Eis forExplain

You explain something when you make something easy to understand, or say how to do it in easy steps. An explanation for something is a reason for it.

Eis forExplore

To look at, study, and scout a new area. The cat in the picture is exploring some digging machinery.
When something explodes it suddenly gets bigger. Explosions usually make a loud noise and make a lot of heat. Popcorn popping is an example of a small explosion, and a bomb going off is an example of a large one. Large explosions can create so much force they can reduce buildings to rubble.

Eis forExtinct

A plant or animal is extinct if there are no more of them alive anywhere in the world. You can only see extinct animals in books, or stuffed in a museum like the dodo in the picture. Today, animals usually become extinct because people cut down all the trees and plants in the area where they live and they have nothing left to eat, or because people introduce a strange new animal that either eats them all so there are none left, or eats all their food and there is nothing left for them to eat.
An extrovert is an outgoing, social and expressive person.

Eis forEye

You have two eyes on your face, just above your nose. You use your eyes to see things. You close your eyes when you are asleep. The eye in the photo is brown.

Eis forEyebrow

You have two eyebrows, one above each eye. An eyebrow is a strip of hair between your forehead and your eye socket. Eyebrows help to stop sweat running from your forehead into your eyes.

Eis forEyed

Eyed is the past tense of eye, but it means you were looking at someone or something. For example, "He eyed off the cakes on the counter".