| earbash (v) | too much talk, non-stop chatter, nagging "She was earbashing me." |
| ears flapping (adj) | to listen intensely |
| earth (n) | electrical ground "The negative wire was connected to earth." |
| earth closet (n) | 19th century self-composting dry toilet |
| earth leak circuit breaker (ELCB) (n) | ground fault interrupter Automatically shuts off the current if there's a short. |
| easy on (v) | calm down |
| easy peasy (adj) | easy job or task |
| EFTPOS (n) | debit card, Electronic Funds Transfer At Point Of Sale Can access check or savings accounts by credit or bank card through a terminal in a shop or bank. |
| egg soldier (n) | strip of toast dipped in egg yolk |
| Ekka (n) | the annual Brisbane Exhibition First held in 1876, now the Royal Queensland Exposition. |
| elastic bands (n) | rubber bands Also called lackies. |
| ensuite (adj) | toilet/bathroom attached to room in hotel room or accommodation |
| entree (n) | on a menu, appetiser, salad, soup course |
| esky (n) | ice chest From Eskimo cooler. |
| euro (n) | a small type of kangaroo, wallaby |
| evo (n) | evening |
| excess (n) | deductible (insurance) "My car insurance has a $200 excess on theft." |
| excursion (n) | a school field trip |
| expression of interest (n) | a real estate term meaning one is asked to bid on a property |
| exy (adj) | expensive |