Category: E

The organism that causes amoebic dysentery. An intestinal amoeba which causes amoebic dysentery. A pathogenic species of ameba, the cause of amebic dysentery and tropical liver abscess.  

In education, the total number of entering students in a given school unit.  

The period in Europe during the eighteenth century.  

The change in a person’s attitudes due to a knowledge of theoretical predictions about his or her behavior. Such effects may threaten accurate predictions of behavior.  

In law, to require a person, by writ of injunction from a court of equity, to perform, or to abstain or desist from, some act.  

In politics, a procedure for incorporating any amendments and checking the accuracy of a printed bill.  

To become filled with blood or other fluid.  

The model of elementary education in Colonial America.  

A component of virtually all bilingual education programs in the United States that is designed to help instruct students whose primary language is not English.  

A commitment to become married. The moment where part of the fetus, usually the head, enters the pelvis at the beginning of labour. In pregnancy, the beginning of the baby’s movement into the birth canal in preparation for delivery. This engaging, “falling,” or “dropping” of the baby is often quite noticeable, since the mother can…