1. A genus of soft-finned fishes, of a serpent like shape, covered with a thick slimy skin, and living chiefly in mud. Eel-faces, an old word for a brood or fry of eels.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• feelo,
• isel,
• eifel,
• fel,
• effel,
• eagl,
• eviel,
• eew,
• geel,
• meely,
• vel,
• weel,
• emeil,
• eep,
• seell,
• erea,
• evely,
• egle,
• cel,
• beely

• heel,
• reel,
• keel,
• eley,
• el,
• ell,
• Eli,
• gel,
• Eloy,
• Elie,
• elli,
• Eels,
• Ella,
• del.,
• elia,
• ELA,
• feel,
• peel,
• Elly,
• Ely.

The adjective form of the word "eel" is "eel-like".

The plural of the "eel" can be the "eels".

The singular of the "eel" can be the "eel".