ea·gre also ea·ger 
(ēgər, āgər)
(ēgər, āgər)n.
Chiefly British
Chiefly British
See tidal bore.
[Early Modern English eagre, egre, ultimately (via Middle English *egre) from Old English *ēagor, ēgor (stem *ēaggr-), flood, water (attested in the poetic kennings ēgorhere, "water-host," deluge, and ēgorstrēam, "flood-stream," ocean); perhaps akin to Old English ēa, running water, stream, river, and īeg, island; see ISLAND.]
- consecrator
- consecratory
- consecution
- consecutive
- consecutively
- consecutiveness
- consensual
- consensually
- consensus
- consent
- consentaneity
- consentaneous
- consentaneously
- consentaneousness
- consent decree
- consenter
- consequence
- consequent
- consequential
- consequentialism
- consequentialist
- consequentiality
- consequentially
- consequentialness
- consequently