| ERYTHORBIC | • ERYTHORBIC adj. as in erythorbic acid, a diastereoisomer of ascorbic acid. |
| ERYTHREMIA | • erythremia n. A medical condition characterised by the excess production of red blood cells. • ERYTHREMIA n. another name for the medical condition polycythaemia vera, also ERYTHRAEMIA. |
| ERYTHRINAS | • erythrinas n. Plural of erythrina. • ERYTHRINA n. a plant of the kaffirboom genus of tropical and subtropical trees with brilliant red flowers. |
| ERYTHRISMS | • erythrisms n. Plural of erythrism. • ERYTHRISM n. a condition of excessive redness. |
| ERYTHRITES | • erythrites n. Plural of erythrite. • ERYTHRITE n. a reddish hydrous arsenate of cobalt. |
| ERYTHRITIC | • erythritic adj. Of or relating to the mineral erythrite. • ERYTHRITIC adj. of or like erythrite, a reddish hydrous arsenate of cobalt. |
| ERYTHRITOL | • erythritol n. (Organic chemistry) A tetrahydric sugar alcohol (2R,3S)-butane-1,2,3,4-tetraol that occurs in some fruit;… • ERYTHRITOL n. a sweet crystalline compound extracted from certain algae and lichens and used in medicine to dilate the blood vessels of the heart. |
| ERYTHROSIN | • erythrosin n. (Chemistry) A red substance formed by the oxidation of tyrosin. • erythrosin n. (Chemistry) A red dyestuff obtained from fluorescein by the action of iodine. • ERYTHROSIN n. a red substance formed by the oxidation of tyrosine, also ERYTHROSINE. |
| EURYTHERMS | • eurytherms n. Plural of eurytherm. • EURYTHERM n. an organism which tolerates a wide range of temperatures. |
| EURYTHMICS | • eurythmics n. A rhythmic interpretation of music with graceful, free-style dance movements. • EURYTHMICS n. a system of rhythmic and harmonious movement, also EURHYTHMICS. |
| EURYTHMIES | • eurythmies n. Plural of eurythmy. • EURYTHMY n. rhythmical movement or order, also EURHYTHMY. |
| EURYTHMIST | • EURYTHMIST n. a person who teaches or practises eurhythmics, also EURHYTHMIST. |
| EVERYTHING | • everything pron. (Literally) All the things under discussion. • everything pron. (Colloquial, hyperbolic) Many or most things. • everything pron. (Colloquial) A state of well-being (from all parts of the whole). |