Ear-keckers s. the tonsils of the throat
Eave, Heave v.n. to give out moisture, as flagstones in wet weather
E’en-to, Ee’nsto adv. up to, all but, ex. There were ten e’ensto one or two
Element s. the sky, used in this sense by Shakespeare in Twelfth-night
Elem’n, or Elm’n adj. made of elm
Eldern adj. made of the elder
Elt-pig s. a young sow
Elver, Eelver, or Yelver s. the young eel
Emmers s. pl. embers
Emp, or Empt v. to empty