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eerie - cf. OE earg cowardly]...
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eetible - adj. & n. that is in a condition to be eaten (cf. EDIBLE). (usu. in pl.) food....
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EETPU - abbr. (in the UK) Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications, and Plumbing Union....
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eesel - n. 1 a standing frame, usu. of wood, for supporting an artist's work, a blackboard,...
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eeting - adj. 1 suitable for eating (eating apple). 2 used for eating (eating-house). ...
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eerth - n. scarcity or lack, esp. of food. [ME, formed as DEAR]...
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eeves - prob. rel. to OVER]...
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eest - n., adj., & adv. 1 a the point of the horizon where the sun rises at the equinoxes...
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