| ADEQUATE | sufficient, equal to what is required |
| EQUABLE | equal at all times, unvarying |
| EQUANIMITY | evennes of mind or temper |
| EQUATE | to represent as equal, identify |
| EQUATOR | a line equally distant at all points from the North and South Poles |
| EQUILATERAL | having equal sides |
| EQUILIBRIUM | a state of balance |
| EQUINOX | equal night, when day and night are of equal lenght |
| EQUITABLE | reasonable, fair, just |
| EQUITY | an ownership right to property |
| EQUIVALENT | equal in value, force or meaning |
| EQUIVOCAL | having two meanings, capable of two interpretations |
| EQUIVOCATE | to make statements with two possible meanings in order to mislead |