All English words - page 1653

Meanings of Eavesdropper:

noun

A person who listens to someone's private conversation without them knowing

Usage examples:

Doris mouthed the words, looking towards the door for fear of eavesdroppers., the country's cellula…

Meanings of Eavesdroppers:

noun

A person who listens to someone's private conversation without them knowing

Usage examples:

Doris mouthed the words, looking towards the door for fear of eavesdroppers., the country's cellula…

Meanings of Eavesdropping:

verb

Secretly listen to a conversation.

Usage examples:

My father eavesdropped on my phone calls

Meanings of Eavesdrops:

verb

Secretly listen to a conversation.

Usage examples:

My father eavesdropped on my phone calls

Meanings of Ebauche:

noun

A rough or unfinished drawing or painting; a sketch.

Usage examples:

Ebauche, is a stage of painting, the first one, in color or monochrome.

Meanings of Ebb:

noun

The movement of the tide out to sea.

Usage examples:

The tide was on the ebb

verb

(of tidewater) move away from the land; recede.

Usage examples:

The tide began to ebb

Meanings of Ebb away:

phrasal verb

Flow back or recede

Meanings of Ebb-and-flow:

idiom

A frequently changing situation

Usage examples:

The ebb and flow of politics in washington goes on as usual.

Meanings of Ebbed:

verb

(of tidewater) move away from the land; recede.

Usage examples:

The tide began to ebb

noun

The movement of the tide out to sea.

Usage examples:

The tide was on the ebb

Meanings of Ebbing:

verb

(of tidewater) move away from the land; recede.

Usage examples:

The tide began to ebb

noun

The movement of the tide out to sea.

Usage examples:

The tide was on the ebb

Meanings of Ebbs:

verb

(of tidewater) move away from the land; recede.

Usage examples:

The tide began to ebb

noun

The movement of the tide out to sea.

Usage examples:

The tide was on the ebb

Meanings of Ebcdic:

abbreviation

Extended binary coded decimal interchange code, a standard eight-bit character code used in computing and data transmission.

Meanings of Ebon:

noun

Dark brown or black; ebony.

Usage examples:

The ebon acid of the styx

Meanings of Ebonies:

noun

Heavy blackish or very dark brown timber from a mainly tropical tree.

Usage examples:

During victorian times, the use of more exotic timbers like mahogany and ebony became popular, mean…

Meanings of Ebonise:

verb

Make (furniture) look like ebony.

Usage examples:

There was a way to actually ebonize a tannin rich wood like walnut

Meanings of Ebonised:

verb

Make (furniture) look like ebony.

Usage examples:

There was a way to actually ebonize a tannin rich wood like walnut

adjective

(of furniture) given the appearance of ebony.

Usage examples:

An ebonized casket

Meanings of Ebonises:

verb

Make (furniture) look like ebony.

Usage examples:

There was a way to actually ebonize a tannin rich wood like walnut

Meanings of Ebonising:

verb

Make (furniture) look like ebony.

Usage examples:

There was a way to actually ebonize a tannin rich wood like walnut

Meanings of Ebonite:

noun

Another term for vulcanite.

Meanings of Ebonize:

verb

Make (furniture) look like ebony.

Usage examples:

There was a way to actually ebonize a tannin rich wood like walnut

Meanings of Ebonized:

adjective

(of furniture) given the appearance of ebony.

Usage examples:

An ebonized casket

verb

Make (furniture) look like ebony.

Usage examples:

There was a way to actually ebonize a tannin rich wood like walnut

Meanings of Ebonizes:

verb

Make (furniture) look like ebony.

Usage examples:

There was a way to actually ebonize a tannin rich wood like walnut

Meanings of Ebonizing:

verb

Make (furniture) look like ebony.

Usage examples:

There was a way to actually ebonize a tannin rich wood like walnut

Meanings of Ebony:

noun

Heavy blackish or very dark brown timber from a mainly tropical tree.

Usage examples:

During victorian times, the use of more exotic timbers like mahogany and ebony became popular, mean…

Meanings of Ebrious:

adjective

Drunken or intoxicated.

Usage examples:

Those young sots with the ebrious faces