(grammar, Britain) an unpronounced letter e at the end of a word; such as excite or glue.

Initialism of breaking and entering; burglary in general.

An electronic device able to detect specific combinations of chemicals in gaseous form.

plural of e-text

plural of e-book

Any of a range of European abbreviations for food additives used on labels. / (Britain, Ireland, informal) Any such additive, often regarded as undesirable.

A Japanese woodblock print or painting depicting everyday life.

plural of e-journal

(computing) A scientific notation for floating point numbers in which e.g. 51.75 would be represented as .5175E+02 (meaning .5175 × 10²)

Alternative letter-case form of E&OE