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eskalopek noun | escalopenoun thin slice of meat |
eskalopka noun | escalopenoun thin slice of meat |
eskapada noun | escapadenoun daring or adventurous act; undertaking which goes against convention |
eskapizm noun | escapismnoun inclination to escape |
Eskimos | Esquimau |
Eskimos noun | Eskimonoun member of the Eskimo people(s) |
Eskimosi noun | Eskimonoun group of native peoples |
Eskimoska noun | Eskimonoun member of the Eskimo people(s) |
eskimoski noun | Eskimonoun language Inuktitutnoun language |
eskimoski adjective | Eskimoadjective of, or relating to an Eskimo, Eskimos or their language, languages |
eskorta noun | escortnoun accompanying person escortnoun group of people who provide safety ushernoun male escort at a wedding |
eskortowiec | escort vessel |
eskortowiec oceaniczny | ocean escort |
Eskulap noun | Aesculapiusnoun Roman god Asclepiusnoun Greek god of medicine and healing |
Eskwilin | Esquiline |
ESP | PSH |
espadryl noun | espadrillenoun light shoe |
espadryla noun | espadrillenoun light shoe |
esperanto noun | Esperantonoun auxiliary language |
esperantologia noun | Esperantologynoun study of Esperanto |
esperantysta noun | Esperantistnoun specialist or speaker of Esperanto |
esperantystka noun | Esperantistnoun specialist or speaker of Esperanto |
esplanada noun | esplanadenoun clear space between a citadel and the nearest houses |
espresso noun | espressonoun strong type of coffee |
espresso doppio | double espresso |
Essa | Essa |
Essen noun | comestiblenoun anything that can be eaten; food Essennoun city |
Essex | Essex |
establishment noun | establishmentnoun slang: the ruling class or authority group |
ester noun | esternoun compound with carbon-oxygen double bond joined via carbon to another oxygen atom |
Estera noun | Esthernoun book of the Bible Esthernoun female given name Esthernoun the heroine of the Book of Esther |
esteraza noun | esterasenoun any of a certain class of enzymes |
esteta | esthete |