| Eager | adj | Fritch, Sniche, Sprank |
| Ear | n | Wicker |
| Eared (of oats) | adj | Harled |
| Early | adv | Betime, Previous, Rare, Rathe |
| Early in production | adj | Forthy |
| Early Purple Orchis | n | Fried Candlesticks, Gandigoslings, Goosey-Gander, Gusset, Underground Shepherd |
| Earn a living | v | Shoort |
| Earth collected for mixing with lime | n | Vorrage |
| Earth heaps used as boundary-markers on Berkshire Downs | n | Dillons |
| Earth in lime rock | n | Marlebrute |
| Earthenware | n | Potteryware |
| Earthenware dish used in curing bacon | n | Salter |
| Earthly | adj | Earthful |
| Earthnut | n | Kipper-Nut , Pig-Nut |
| Earthworm | n | Anger-Nail, Angle-Berry, Ingle-Dog |
| Earthworm, large | n | Easse, Yesh |
| Earthy | adj | Moorish |
| Ease | n | Easement |
| Easily taught tricks (of dog) | adj | Tricksome |
| Easily upset | adj | Tippity, Tippy |
| Eastern | adj | Easter |
| Eastertide | n | Hocktide |
| Eat (order given to dogs) | int | Cess |
| Eat greedily | v | Mouch |
| Eat noisily | v | Chump, Hawch |
| Eaves | n | Oaves |
| Eccentric | adj | Dilly |
| Eddies | n | Dwyes |
| Edge | n | Arris |
| Edge of cloth | n | List, Listing |
| Edges of ploughed field | n | Vorrid |
| Edible | n | Cuit |
| Education | n | Teaching |
| Eel | n | Grig, Sniggle |
| Eel basket | n | Putchen |
| Eel hook | n | Gaft |
| Eel trap | n | Hully, Kiln |
| Eel trap, wicker | n | Weel |
| Effeminate | adj | Minikin |
| Effeminate boy | n | Molly-Coddle |
| Effete | adj | Pimmocky |
| Egg on | v | Hagg |
| Egg pie | n | Peeper |
| Egg, unviable | n | Flaxen-egg |
| Egg-seller | n | Eggler |
| Either (1) | adj | Ever A One |
| Either (2) | pron | Or'n, Orra |
| Either (3) | conj | Tunner |
| Elbow | v | Kittico, Vug |
| Elderly | adj | Farish-On |
| Elected leader of agricultural community | n | King of the Reapers |
| Eleme fig | n | Lem-Fig |
| Elevenses | n | Eleven, Elevener, Elevens, Lebb'n O'clock, Levener |
| Elm | n | Wiltshire Weed |
| Elm wood, made of | adj | Elmen |
| Elm, young | n | Witch |
| Elope | v | Loop |
| Elver | n | Oliver, Snig |
| Embankment | n | Batter, Battery |
| Embankments marking ancient settlements | n | Tracklines |
| Embarrass | v | Drunge |
| Ember | n | Blanker |
| Embers | n | Yewers, Yewmors |
| Embezzle | v | Bezzle |
| Embrace | v | Coll |
| Embryo | n | Mould |
| Embryo of bird | n | Treadle |
| Emphatically yes | adv | Aye Sure |
| Employ | v | Lear |
| Empty (1) | v | Empt. Ent, Unent |
| Empty (2) | adj | Lear, Oonty, Vail |
| Empty (of building) | adj | Void |
| Empty bottle in drinking | n | Buzz (2) |
| Enamel | n | Glidder |
| Enclose | v | Par, Tine |
| Enclose (of land) | v | Hain |
| Enclosed land | n | Inground |
| Enclosure | n | Haining, Pightle, Toft |
| Enclosure exempt from tithe | n | Tythal |
| Enclosure for cattle | n | Garston |
| Enclosure, animal | n | Clyse |
| Enclosure, hillside | n | Cote |
| Encourage | v | Curridge |
| Encroach | v | Croach, Inch |
| Encumbrance | n | Cumberment |
| End | n | Pine |
| End of fishing line attached to hook | n | Zid |
| End of furrow in ploughed field | n | Land’s-End |
| End of shoemaker's thread | n | Wintle-End |
| End of work day for farm labourers | n | Shutting-off Time |
| Endure | v | Brook, Dure, Enjoy |
| Enema | n | Glister |
| Enemy | n | Unfriend |
| Energy | n | Virtue |
| Enfeebled | adj | Clecky, Lash |
| Engagement | n | Gagement |
| Engagement ring | n | Gage-Ring |
| Enjoy oneself | v | Pleasure about |
| Enliven | v | Liven, Pearten, Spracken |
| Enormous | adj | All-Fired, Normous |
| Entangle | v | Felter, Fossle, Fruzz, Furr, Harl, Hinge up. Knottle, Ravel, Taffle, Tardle, Vustle |
| Entertainment | v | Conjuring |
| Entice | v | Lock, Slock, Title |
| Entrance | n | Coming To |
| Entwine | v | Rangle |
| Envelope | n | Endilope |
| Epilepsy | n | Falling-evil, Falling-ill |
| Equal | n | Peer, Trick & Tie |
| Equal in weight, size or value | adj | Aizam-Jazam |
| Equally | adv | Equal |
| Erysipelas | n | Saint Anthony's Fire |
| Escape | v | Overrun, Scape |
| Escape, hasty | n | Wit In Anger |
| Escort | v | Convoy |
| Estate | n | State |
| Etcetera | n | Umbessy |
| Eternal | adj | Tarnal |
| Eternally | adv | Tarnelly |
| European Bullhead | n | Cull |
| Evade | v | Shirk |
| Even (1) | adv | E'en |
| Even (2) | adj | Suant, Suity |
| Even as | conj | Eens |
| Evening | n | Eveling, Evemen |
| Evening delivery of grass or corn | n | Evenings |
| Ever | adv | Ere |
| Evergreen Alkanet | n | Pheasant's Eye |
| Every one | n | Every Ram-Jack |
| Evil | adj | Nointed |
| Evil consequence | n | Afterclap |
| Ewe | n | Yowe |
| Ewe, young | n | Chid , Gimmer |
| Exactly | adv | Justly, Zackly |
| Exasperated | adj | Rasparated |
| Excavate | v | Howk (1) |
| Exceedingly | adv | Mainly, Numerous, Tremendous, Woundily, Woundy |
| Excellent | adj | Clinking, Famous, Reaming, Trimming |
| Except | prep | Besepts, Oncest, Sep |
| Excessive | adj | All-Fired, Unmerciful |
| Exchange | v | Cusey |
| Exciseman | n | Gauger |
| Excited | adj | Agig |
| Exclamation of disgust | int | Goge |
| Exclamation of surprise | int | Eyemers, My Saints and Prophets, Zemmies |
| Excuse | n | Scuse |
| Exhaust | v | Maggle |
| Exhausted | adj | Jawled, Quilt, Twickered Out |
| Expand | v | Wride |
| Expenses | n | Spense |
| Experienced | adj | Adapted |
| Explain | v | Resolve |
| Explosion | n | Rouser |
| Expression of astonishment | int | Fegs |
| Expression of derision | int | Yah |
| Expression used in marbles | int | Fen |
| Extinguisher | n | Distinguisher |
| Extract | v | Buck |
| Extremely | adv | Purely |
| Exude | v | Spise |
| Eye | n | Looker |
| Eyebright | n | Peeweets |
| Eyelet | n | Nounse |
| Eyes, my! | int | My Ivers |
| Eyesore | n | Dissight |
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