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dwang-staff
thyst
dyce
dyelle
dying man's dinner
dyke
dyke-cam
dynamometer
e
eager
eagle
eagre
ear
earing-cringle, at the head of a sail
earings
earne
earnest
ears
ear-shot
ears of a boat
ears of a pump
earth
earth-bags
ear-wigging
ease, to stand at
ease away!
ease her!
ease away there!
ease off!
ease off handsomely!
ease the helm!
ease up, to
east
east-country
east-country ships
easterlings
eastern amplitude
east india hoy
easting
eastintus
east wind
easy
easy draught
easy roll
eating the wind out of a vessel
eaver
ebb
ebb, line of
ebber-shore
ebber
ebb-tide
ebony
echelon
echinus
eclipse
ecliptic
ecliptic conjunction
ecliptic limits
economy
eddy
eddy-tide
eddy-wind
edge away, to
edge down, to
edging of plank
eduction pipe
eeast
eeking
eel
eeler
eel-fares
eel-grass
eel-pout
eel-skuyt
eel-spear
effective
effects
effluent
egg, to
eggs
port egmont fowls
egmont
egress
egyptian herring
eider duck
eighen
eilet-hole
ejectamenta maris
eke, to
ekeing
elbow
elbow-grease
elbow in the hawse
eldest
elements
elephanter
elephant-fish
elevate!
elevated pole
elevation, in ship-building
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