Names names. We're running out of E words it sometimes seems.
So, I asked my wife to build a list of words that start with E, with a
special look for works that also could start with L. Attached is a
list of possible E project names. 145 in all. If this is a good list,
I'll put it on the site for easier access.
benr.
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//Ben Rockwood - UNIX Systems Admin
//email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
//web: www.cuddletech.com
//-> We do what we can, We give what we have,
//-> Our doubt is our passion, and our passion is our task,
//-> The rest is the madness of Art.
//-> -Henry James
1. Elated
2. Exhilarate
3. Excite
4. Elate
5. En garde
6. Enchiridion (a handbook, or manual)
7. Encore
8. Engram (A physical alteration thought to occur in living neural tissue in
response to stimuli, posited as an explanation for memory)
9. Engraulidae (anchovies)
10. Enquire
11. ensure
12. El Qahira (the capital of Egypt and the largest city in Africa; a major port just
S of the Nile Delta; formerly the home of the Pharaohs)
13. Elixir
14. Emetic (an agent that causes vomiting)
15. Endospore ( 1. A small asexual spore, as that formed by some bacteria.
2. The inner layer of the wall of a spore.)
16. endozoa (any of various parasites that live in the internal organs of animals)
17. enthuse (to cause or become enthusiastic)
18. entice
19. enrobe
20. enthrone
21. endear
22. entangle
23. enlist
24. exodus
25. exit
26. echidna (A monster, half maid and half serpent...or, a spiny anteater)
27. estaminet (a small café)
28. extant (1. Still in existence; not destroyed, lost, or extinct: extant manuscripts.
29. 2. Archaic. Standing out; projecting.)
30. extempore (Spoken, carried out, or composed with little or no preparation or
forethought)
31. elating
32. elation
33. eluding
34. elude
35. evoke (call to mind)
36. eviate (perhaps for deviate, in accordance to *dev*?)
37. exicon (for L-exicon)
38. exus (for L-exus)
39. entity
40. eager
41. ease (perhaps L-ease?)
42. easel
43. eyes
44. ebony
45. ebullient (zestfully enthusiastic)
46. eccentric
47. echo
48. eclectic
49. eclipse
50. eclogue (a pastoral poem)
51. ecstasy
52. Ecuador
53. ecumenical (of worldwide scope or applicability)
54. eden
55. edge
56. edgy
57. edible
58. edict (a proclamation issued by an authority)
59. edify (to instruct)
60. educe
61. elicit
62. effeminate
63. effigy (a likeness or image)
64. egret
65. ego (perhaps for L-ego?)
66. electra (a daughter of Agamemnon of Greek history/mythology)
67. elegance
68. elegy (a mournful poem or song)
69. elf
70. elope
71. elm
72. ellipsis (the omission of a word or phrase not necessary for understanding)
73. elk
74. elements
75. elute (to extract one material from another)
76. elver (a young or immature eel)
77. emanate
78. ember
79. emblem
80. emboss
81. emerald
82. emerge
83. emeritus (retired but retaining an honorary title)
84. emery
85. eminent
86. emit
87. emote
88. empathy
89. empty
90. emporium
91. empirical
92. empire
93. emperor
94. emu
95. enamel
96. enamor
97. encephalitis
98. enchant
99. encore
100. endear
101. endow
102. endoplasm
103. endure
104. enforce
105. engage
106. engine
107. enhance
108. enjoy
109. enormity
110. enterprise
111. enthrall
112. enthrone
113. entrance
114. entropy
115. envoy
116. envy
117. epiphany
118. equinox
119. ergo
120. ether
121. estrus
122. etch
123. eternal
124. everest
125. eulogy
126. eunuch (particularly funny, because "eunuchs" and UNIX are phonetically
similar)
127. evening
128. eureka
129. euphoria
130. evil
131. excel
132. excess
133. exhale
134. exemplar
135. exempt
136. exotic
137. express
138. extreme
139. eloquent
140. empathy
141. escape
142. euphoria
143. expedite
144. expect
145. extort
