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Acronym	Definition
E	Email
E	East
E	Enlisted (military)
E	Ecstasy (3,4-Methylenedioxy Methamphetamine, MDMA)
e	base for the natural logarithm; approximately 2.71828
E	Even (par; golf)
E	Enterprise (Rent-A-Car)
E	Estate (IRB)
E	Existing
E	Energy
E	Extra (as in extra fine)
E	Electronic
e	established
E	Error
E	Everyone (ESRB)
E	Euro (European currency)
E	Enable
E	Earth
E	Explorer (Microsoft)
E	Edge (welded joint type)
E	Element
E	Empty
E	Enhanced (911 service)
E	Excellence (Navy award given to ships or units for top performance)
E	Electrical
E	Engineer
E	Echo
E	Ear
E	Electricity
E	New Brunswick (Canada Post designation)
E	Earl (British title of nobility)
E	Expectation (mathematics; probability theory)
E	Volt (electronics)
E	Electron
E	Equilibrium (economics)
E	Enlightenment
E	Eminem (rapper)
E	Electra (Records)
E	Expulsion
E	Escherichia (genus of the E. coli bacterium)
E	Entgegen
E	Entertainment Television
E	Glutamate (amino acid)
E	Energizer (battery)
E	Exa- (10^18, SI Prefix)
E	Erlang (telephone traffic analysis)
E	Emitter (transistor; electronics)
E	Special Delivery (Scott Catalogue prefix; philately)
E	Epinephrine (adrenaline)
E	Eccentricity
E	London East (postcode, United Kingdom)
E	Exponentiation
E	Failing Grade (used instead of or in addition to F)
E	Espana (Spain) (International Auto Identification)
E	Emissivity
E	Exposure Level
E	Ethambutol
E	Enron Corp.
E	Young's Modulus (of elasticity)
E	Electrical Field (physics)
E	Eni Spa (stock symbol)
E	Electromotive Force (voltage)
E	Enlisted Man
E	Tocopherol Acetate (vitamin)
E	European Route (European interstate)
E	Electronic/Electronics (US military aircraft designation; as in E-3A)
E	Estimated Sign (European packaging)
E	Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Virginia (designates original point of circulation of a dollar bill)
E	Have Directed Traffic (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
E	Total probable error
E	Special Electronic Installation (US Military aerospace mission designation)
E	Esophoria at Distance
E	Undenominated United States Stamp (25 cents, introduced 3 Apr 1988)