eracist
an individual who attempts to wipe out prejudice and bias based on ethnicity or national origin Reason used: The SNL episode came up with an easy and clever play on words to name someone who More…
eraser boogers
name for all the little pieces of eraser dust that are left on your desk after you try to do a tough test/assignment in one sitting (presumably you erase a lot) =That test was hard! You More…
Eraser Boogies
the remains of an eraser after it has been used =There were eraser boogies all over the table after Laura took her math test. =my roommate
erg
(the erg machine) Clipping of ergometer. Exercise machine used to simulate the stroke of rowing. Also known as a stationary rowing machine. =I love using the ergs at the gym to workout. More…
ergo
(a clipping of "ergonomics"; interdisciplinary subject of human interaction with systems) interdisciplinary scientific study of human interactions with systems, product design, and More…
EROTOTOXIN
Material that causes sexual arousal such as pornography that some believe is harmful to a person. ('He's destroyed his life from years of looking at erototoxins.' The root 'ero' means More…
Errorful
Imperfect or highly flawed, filled with mistakes =The pronunciation is similar to careful, with Etymology : From error + ful, indicating abundance =“When we use audio instead of More…
errthang2
(manipulating word pronunciations to create new words) encompassing every single thing; all-surrounding; all-having =Derived from the word "everything," which means encompassing More…
Errtime
an event that keeps occurring St. Louis (Midwest) accent slurs the ‘every’ part to form ‘err’ and added ‘time’ to form a compound word errtime. The -err More…
ersatz (1)
substitute, artificial ='Chocolate is my ersatz coffee' Etymology : German 'ersatz' meaning units of army reserve =Professor 11/08
Erythrocyte
A red blood cell =Studies of mice and humans with hereditary defects in erythrocyte shape and stability… Etymology : Now International Standard Vocabulary, erythrocyte is rooted More…