Scribal -E

Entertainment / Literature / Scribal -E: When a scribe adds an unpronounced -e to words for reasons of manuscript spacing, this is called a scribal -e. This practice was common in the days before English orthography became standardized. Note that this practice should not be confused with the Middle English final -e, which often is pronounced as an unstressed syllable at the end of words in Chaucer and writings of the fourteenth century.
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Inorganic -E

Entertainment / Literature / Inorganic -E: A spoken -e added to the end of certain Middle English words that, historically, should not be there. Many Middle English words had their final -e's pronounced before the Great Vowel Shift, but others MORE

Organic -E

Entertainment / Literature / Organic -E: An that is pronounced and serves a purpose in distinguishing declensions. In Old and Middle English, this was pronounced--often as a lightly stressed syllable. By the end of the Middle English MORE

Pre-Existing Condition

Health / Dentistry / Pre-Existing Condition: A health condition (other than a pregnancy) or medical problem that was diagnosed or treated before enrollment in a new health plan or insurance policy. MORE