enerˈgic /in-ûrˈjik/ adjective

Exhibiting energy

enerˈgid noun

1. A protoplasmic unit
2. The nucleus and active cytoplasm of a cell

enˈergize or enˈergise transitive verb

1. To give strength or active force to
2. To stimulate to activity
3. To supply with, eg electrical, energy

1. To release energy, esp by acting vigorously
2. To act with force

enˈergizer or enˈergiser noun

A person or thing that energizes

energetic herbalism noun

A system that combines the diagnostic principles of traditional Chinese medicine with the therapeutic use of herbs

energy drink noun

A soft drink containing stimulants such as caffeine and sugar, marketed as imparting energy to the consumer

energy gap noun

The amount by which energy requirements exceed the energy supply

energy level noun (physics)

One of the fixed amounts of energy that an electron can possess at any given time

energy-mass equation same as mass-energy equation (see mass-energy equivalence under mass¹).

conservation of energy see under conserve