English Words and Meanings for 6th April : Here is the complete list.

English Words and Meanings English Vocabulary Index English Words and Meanings for 6th April : Enquire (v) : ask, investigate, seek information Enrage (v) : to irritate, provoke Enrapture (v) : delight beyond measure Enrich (v) : make rich, add more Enrol ( v) : register as a member Enroot (v) : fix by the root Enroute (adj.) : on the way Ensemble (n) : the parts of a thing viewed as a whole Ensign (n) : the sign or flag by which a nation or a regiment is known Enslave (v) ; to make slave of, to overpower Ensnare (v) : entrap, entangle Ensue (v) : follow, come next, to result Ensuing (adj.) : coming next Ensure (v) : to make sure, assure Entangle (v) : involve is difficulties, ensure Enter (v) : join, note, register Enteric (adj.) : of the intestine Enterprise (n) : adventure, an attempt Enterprising (adj.) : adventurous, daring Entertain (v) : treat, please Entertainment (n) : amusement, pastime Enthral (v) : enslave, to charm Enthrone (n) : place on the throne Enthusiasm (n) : ardour, zeal Entice (v) : allure, tempt Entire (adj.) : whole, complete Entitle (v) : to name, give a right Entity (n) : reality, something that has existence Entomb (v) : to place in a tomb Entomology (n) : study of insects Entourage (n) : staff the attendants who follow a person of rank Entracte (n) : the music played between the acts of a play Entrails ((n & pl) : the intestine Entrain (v) : to get into a train Entrance (n) : passage for entering, the act of coming in, beginning, admission Entrap (v) : ensnare Entreat (v) : to ask earnestly, request Entreaty (n) : appeal, requisition Entrée (n) : admission, entry, entrance, a dish served at dinner Entrench (v) : surround with a trend or moat Entrust (v) : put into the care of confide English Words and Meanings for 6th April : English Vocabulary Index From English Words and Meanings to HOME PAGE