| ERODIBILITY | • erodibility n. The quality or degree of being erodible. • ERODIBILITY n. the capacity to be eroded. |
| EROSIONALLY | • erosionally adv. In an erosional manner; by means of erosion. • EROSIONAL adv. relating or causing erosion. |
| EROSIVENESS | • erosiveness n. The state or quality of being erosive. • EROSIVENESS n. the state of being erosive. |
| EROSIVITIES | • erosivities n. Plural of erosivity. • EROSIVITY n. the state of being erosive. |
| EROTICISING | • eroticising v. Present participle of eroticise. • EROTICISE v. to render erotic, also EROTICIZE. |
| EROTICIZING | • eroticizing v. Present participle of eroticize. • EROTICIZE v. to render erotic, also EROTICISE. |
| EROTISATION | • EROTISATION n. the act of erotising, also EROTIZATION. |
| EROTIZATION | • erotization n. Alternative form of eroticization. • EROTIZATION n. the act of erotizing, also EROTISATION. |
| EROTOGENOUS | • EROTOGENOUS adj. producing erotic desire or gratification. |
| EROTOLOGIES | • EROTOLOGY n. the study of erotic stimuli and sexual behaviour. |
| EROTOLOGIST | • erotologist n. One who studies erotology. • EROTOLOGIST n. a student of erotology. |
| EROTOMANIAC | • erotomaniac n. A person suffering from erotomania (in either sense). • EROTOMANIAC n. one suffering from erotomania, an unusually strong sexual desire. |
| EROTOMANIAS | • erotomanias n. Plural of erotomania. • EROTOMANIA n. an unusually strong sexual desire. |
| EROTOPHOBIA | • erotophobia n. Fear of sex; negative attitudes towards sex. • EROTOPHOBIA n. fear of sex. |