5 letter words starting with e

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  • EAGER
  • EAGLE
  • EAGLY
  • EAGRE
  • EALED
  • EALES
  • EANED
  • EARDS
  • EARED
  • EARLS
  • EARLY
  • EARNS
  • EARNT
  • EARST
  • EARTH
  • EASED
  • EASEL
  • EASER
  • EASES
  • EASLE
  • EASTS
  • EATEN
  • EATER
  • EATHE
  • EATIN
  • EAVED
  • EAVER
  • EAVES
  • EBANK
  • EBBED
  • EBBET
  • EBENA
  • EBENE
  • EBIKE
  • EBONS
  • EBONY
  • EBOOK
  • ECADS
  • ECARD
  • ECASH
  • ECHED
  • ECHES
  • ECHOS
  • ECIGS
  • ECLAT
  • ECOLE
  • ECRUS
  • EDEMA
  • EDGED
  • EDGER
  • EDGES
  • EDICT
  • EDIFY
  • EDILE
  • EDITS
  • EDUCE
  • EDUCT
  • EEJIT
  • EENSY
  • EERIE
  • EEVEN
  • EEVER
  • EEVNS
  • EFFED
  • EFFER
  • EFITS
  • EGADS
  • EGERS
  • EGEST
  • EGGAR
  • EGGED
  • EGGER
  • EGMAS
  • EGRET
  • EHING
  • EIDER
  • EIDOS
  • EIGHT
  • EIGNE
  • EIKED
  • EIKON
  • EILDS
  • EIRON
  • EISEL
  • EJECT
  • EJIDO
  • EKDAM
  • EKING
  • EKKAS
  • ELAIN
  • ELAND
  • ELANS
  • ELATE
  • ELBOW
  • ELCHI
  • ELDER
  • ELDIN
  • ELECT
  • ELEET
  • ELEGY
  • ELEMI
  • ELFED
  • ELFIN
  • ELIAD
  • ELIDE
  • ELINT
  • ELITE
  • ELMEN
  • ELOGE
  • ELOGY
  • ELOIN
  • ELOPE
  • ELOPS
  • ELPEE
  • ELSIN
  • ELUDE
  • ELUTE
  • ELVAN
  • ELVEN
  • ELVER
  • ELVES
  • EMACS
  • EMAIL
  • EMBAR
  • EMBAY
  • EMBED
  • EMBER
  • EMBOG
  • EMBOW
  • EMBOX
  • EMBUS
  • EMCEE
  • EMEER
  • EMEND
  • EMERG
  • EMERY
  • EMEUS
  • EMICS
  • EMIRS
  • EMITS
  • EMMAS
  • EMMER
  • EMMET
  • EMMEW
  • EMMYS
  • EMOJI
  • EMONG
  • EMOTE
  • EMOVE
  • EMPTS
  • EMPTY
  • EMULE
  • EMURE
  • EMYDE
  • EMYDS
  • ENACT
  • ENARM
  • ENATE
  • ENDED
  • ENDER
  • ENDEW
  • ENDOW
  • ENDUE
  • ENEMA
  • ENEMY
  • ENEWS
  • ENFIX
  • ENIAC
  • ENJOY
  • ENLIT
  • ENMEW
  • ENNOG
  • ENNUI
  • ENOKI
  • ENOLS
  • ENORM
  • ENOWS
  • ENROL
  • ENSEW
  • ENSKY
  • ENSUE
  • ENTER
  • ENTIA
  • ENTRE
  • ENTRY
  • ENURE
  • ENURN
  • ENVOI
  • ENVOY
  • ENZYM
  • EOLID
  • EORLS
  • EOSIN
  • EPACT
  • EPEES
  • EPENA
  • EPENE
  • EPHAH
  • EPHAS
  • EPHOD
  • EPHOR
  • EPICS
  • EPOCH
  • EPODE
  • EPOPT
  • EPOXY
  • EPPIE
  • EPRIS
  • EQUAL
  • EQUES
  • EQUID
  • EQUIP
  • ERASE
  • ERBIA
  • ERECT
  • EREVS
  • ERGON
  • ERGOS
  • ERGOT
  • ERHUS
  • ERICA
  • ERICK
  • ERICS
  • ERING
  • ERNED
  • ERNES
  • ERODE
  • EROSE
  • ERRED
  • ERROR
  • ERSES
  • ERUCT
  • ERUGO
  • ERUPT
  • ERUVS
  • ERVEN
  • ERVIL
  • ESCAR
  • ESCOT
  • ESILE
  • ESKAR
  • ESKER
  • ESNES
  • ESROG
  • ESSAY
  • ESSES
  • ESTER
  • ESTOC
  • ESTOP
  • ESTRO
  • ETAGE
  • ETAPE
  • ETATS
  • ETENS
  • ETHAL
  • ETHER
  • ETHIC
  • ETHNE
  • ETHOS
  • ETHYL
  • ETICS
  • ETNAS
  • ETROG
  • ETTIN
  • ETTLE
  • ETUDE
  • ETUIS
  • ETWEE
  • ETYMA
  • EUGHS
  • EUKED
  • EUPAD
  • EUROS
  • EUSOL
  • EVADE
  • EVEGS
  • EVENS
  • EVENT
  • EVERT
  • EVERY
  • EVETS
  • EVHOE
  • EVICT
  • EVILS
  • EVITE
  • EVOHE
  • EVOKE
  • EWERS
  • EWEST
  • EWHOW
  • EWKED
  • EXACT
  • EXALT
  • EXAMS
  • EXCEL
  • EXEAT
  • EXECS
  • EXEEM
  • EXEME
  • EXERT
  • EXFIL
  • EXIER
  • EXIES
  • EXILE
  • EXINE
  • EXING
  • EXIST
  • EXITE
  • EXITS
  • EXODE
  • EXOME
  • EXONS
  • EXPAT
  • EXPEL
  • EXPOS
  • EXTOL
  • EXTRA
  • EXUDE
  • EXULS
  • EXULT
  • EXURB
  • EYASS
  • EYERS
  • EYING
  • EYOTS
  • EYRAS
  • EYRES
  • EYRIE
  • EYRIR
  • EZINE

Sometimes the solution is an uncommon word, then It’s time to learn something new. Here’s the definition of a few of these words:

Definition of ecads

ecads (noun)

  1. An organism whose form has been affected by its environment.
  2. A non-inherited somatic modification caused by an organism's environment.


Definition of erica

erica (noun)

  1. Any of many heathers, of the genus Erica, used as garden plants

Definition of exact

exact (verb)

  1. To demand and enforce the payment or performance of, sometimes in a forcible or imperious way.
  2. To make desirable or necessary.
  3. To inflict; to forcibly obtain or produce.

exact (adjective)

  1. Precisely agreeing with a standard, a fact, or the truth; perfectly conforming; neither exceeding nor falling short in any respect.
  2. Habitually careful to agree with a standard, a rule, or a promise; accurate; methodical; punctual.
  3. Precisely or definitely conceived or stated; strict.
  4. (of a sequence of groups connected by homomorphisms) Such that the kernel of one homomorphism is the image of the preceding one.

exact (adverb)

  1. Exactly