English to English Dictionary

Encampment

A place where people have set up tents or temporary shelters, typically used by soldiers, nomads, or protesters.

Encapsulate

To enclose something in or as if in a capsule.

Encephalon

The brain of a vertebrate animal, comprising the forebrain, midbrain, and hindbrain.

Enchant

To fill someone with great delight; to charm or captivate utterly.

Enchanted

Placed under a magical spell; or figuratively, filled with delight, charm, or fascination.

Enchanted Land

A mythical or magical place that is often depicted in stories and legends.

Enchanting

Candidly appealing, delightful, and charming in a magical or captivating way.

Enchantment

A feeling of great pleasure, fascination, or delight caused by something charming or beautiful.

Enchantress

A woman who uses magic or sorcery, often depicted as having enchanting or captivating powers.

Enchere

An act or instance of offering a price, especially a higher price, at an auction.

Enchilada

A traditional Mexican dish consisting of a rolled tortilla filled with various ingredients, typically meat and cheese, and covered with a chili sauce.

Enchou

The act of extending or prolonging something.