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EMBRYO SWELLING BUD
~ EMBRYO  id+ | THE UNBORN | 
          id+ | RUDIMENT |        sug> UNFASHIONED 
  gr  ENBRUEIN = TO SWELL         sug> EDEMA   
  id+  | BLAST ...
EMERITUS EMESIS EMETIC
~ EMERITUS  id+ | WORN OUT |
^u          id+ | CONSUMED |
            id+ | RETIRED | 
  ply> | EMIT OMIT VOMIT |   
  note EMETIC   = AGENTS TO ...
EMOTE EMOTION

~ EMOTE    id+ | to MOVE |
~ EMOTION  note " MOVED ME "
           akin to IMPACT
  ply> | EMOTIONS IMPACT REASONING |
  ply> | EMOTION ...
ENCEPHALITIS ENCEPHALON ENCEPHALOCELE ENCEPHALOMENINGOCELE
~ ENCEPHALITIS  id+ | BRAIN INFLAMATION |
~ ENCEPHALON    id+ | HEAD CONTENTS or BRAIN |
                      from EN      or IN
                  ...
ENDEMIC


~ ENDEMIC  id+ | ALWAYS PRESENT IN A POPULATIONN |
           see> EPIDEMIC
  ...
ENDOCRINE

~ ENDO~       prefix for INTERIOR and opp to EXO~
~ ENDOCRINE   id+ | mostly used to denote
                    HORMONAL SYSTEM |    see> HORMONE
...
ENDYMION

~ ENDYMION  id+ | PLATONIC LOVE |
            id+ | "BEAUTY SLEEP"|
  myth> DIANA SELENE SELENA or ARTEMIS PERSONIFIED
        CHASTITY as ...
ENGORGE ENGORGEMENT

~ ENGORGE      id+ | SWELL |
~ ENGORGEMENT  id+ | OBESE  EDEMA |
               see> GORGE
...
ENOLOGY ENOTHECA


~ ENOLOGY   or OENOLOGY
            id+ | ART and science of WINE making |
            ply> | ENOLOGY relates to see> EBRIETY |
~ ENOTHECA  id+ ...
ENVIRON ENVIRONMENT

~ ENVIRON      id | CIRCUMSTANCES| see> CIRCLE
~ ENVIRONMENT  not to be confused with
^u             see> ECOLOGY
  lat    VIRON   = CIRCLE as in ...

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