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dither
(v.) to be indecisive
ebullient
(adj.) extremely lively, enthusiastic
efface
(v.) to make oneself shyly or modestly inconspicuous
effrontery
(n.) impudence, nerve, insolence
effulgent
(adj.) radiant, splendorous
egregious
(adj.) extremely bad
enervate
(v.) to weaken, exhaust
engender
(v.) to cause to exist or to develop
ephemeral
(adj.) short-lived, fleeting
eschew
(v.) to shun, avoid
esoteric
(adj.) requiring or exhibiting knowledge that is restricted to a small group
evanescent
(adj.) fleeting, momentary
evince
(v.) to show, reveal
exculpate
(v.) to free from guilt or blame, exonerate
execrable
(adj.) loathsome, detestable
exhaustive
(adj.) including all possibilities
exigent
(adj.) urgent, critical
expiate
(v.) to make amends for, atone
expunge
(v.) to obliterate, eradicate
extant
(adj.) existing, not destroyed or lost
extol
(v.) to praise, revere
fallacious
(adj.) incorrect, misleading
fastidious
(adj.) meticulous, demanding, having high and often unattainable standards
fatuous
(adj.) silly, foolish
fecund
(adj.) fruitful, fertile