Discover a variety of five-letter words starting with the letter E to enhance your vocabulary and bolster your word games skills.
- Eager- showing keen interest
- Eagle- a large bird of prey
- Early- before the usual time
- Earth- the planet we live on
- Easel- a frame for holding art
- Eaten- past participle of eat
- Eater- one who eats
- Ebbed- diminished or lessened
- Ebony- dark black wood
- Eclat- brilliant display or effect
- Edict- an official order
- Edify- instruct or improve morally
- Eerie- strange and frightening
- Effet- misspelling of “effect” (not a valid word)
- Egret- a type of wading bird
- Eject- to throw out forcefully
- Elate- to make very happy
- Elbow- the joint between forearm and upper arm
- Elder- older or senior
- Elect- to choose by voting
- Elegy- a poem for the deceased
- Elemi- a type of tree resin
- Elfie- no standard definition (not commonly used)
- Elite- a select group considered superior
- Elope- to run away to marry
- Elude- to escape from
- Elver- a young eel
- Elves- mythical creatures
- Email- electronic mail
- Ember- a small piece of burning coal
- Emcee- master of ceremonies
- Ember- a glowing piece of coal or wood
- Emery- a hard mineral used for polishing
- Emiss- misspelling of “emissary” (not a valid word)
- Emoji- a digital icon used to express emotions
- Empir- misspelling of “empire” (not a valid word)
- Empty- containing nothing
- Enact- to make into law
- Endow- to provide with a quality or asset
- Enemy- one who is hostile or opposed
- Enjoy- to take pleasure in
- Ennui- a feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction
- Ensue- to happen afterward
- Enter- to come or go into
- Entry- an act of entering
- Envoy- a representative or messenger
- Epees- plural of epee, a fencing sword
- Epics- plural of epic, a long poem or story
- Epoch- a period of time in history
- Epoxy- type of adhesive
- Equal- having the same value
- Equip- to provide necessary items
- Equid- family of horse-like animals
- Erase- to remove written or printed material
- Erect- to build or establish
- Ergot- a fungus growing on rye
- Erica- a genus of heath plants
- Erode- to wear away gradually
- Error- a mistake
- Eruct- to belch or burp
- Erugo- not a recognized English word
- Escot- historical term for providing food
- Esker- a long ridge formed by glacial streams
- Essay- a short piece of writing
- Ether- a type of organic compound
- Ethic- a set of moral principles
- Ethos- the characteristic spirit of a culture
- Etude- a musical composition for practice
- Evoke- to bring or recall to mind
- Ewoks- fictional creatures from “Star Wars”
- Exact- to demand and obtain by force
- Exalt- to hold in very high regard
- Excel- to be exceptionally good at something
- Exert- to apply or make an effort
- Exile- the state of being barred from one’s native country
- Exist- to have being or reality
- Exits- plural of exit, a way out
- Expel- to force someone to leave
- Extol- to praise enthusiastically
- Extra- more than usual
- Exude- to discharge slowly
- Exult- to rejoice or be joyful
- Eyrie- a large nest of an eagle or hawk
- Easel- a standing frame for displaying or supporting something
- Eaves- the edge of a roof that projects beyond the wall
- Edema- a condition characterized by excess fluid
- Edits- makes changes to text or video
- Eider- a type of duck
- Eidos- a distinctive form of something
- Eject- to throw something out
- Elude- to evade or escape from
- Ember- a small piece of glowing or smoldering material
- Empty- containing nothing
- Ennui- feeling of weariness and dissatisfaction
- Entry- act of entering
- Epees- swords used in fencing
- Ernie- a male given name
- Etude- a piece of music for practice
- Every- each and all of a group
- Evoke- to call forth or up