Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Exacter

Exactern.a person who exacts, an extortioner

1136

Exaction

Exactionn.a demand, extortion, severe tax

1137

Exactly

Exactlyad.nicely, fitly, accurately, punctually

1138

Exactness

Exactnessn.nicety, accuracy, regularity, care

1139

Exaggerate

Exaggeratev.t.to heap up, aggravate, enlarge

1140

Exaggeration

Exaggerationn.the act of heaping up, the act of enlarging, aggravation, addition, increase

1141

Exaggeratory

Exaggeratorya.containing exaggeration

1142

Exagitate

Exagitatev.t.to stir up, shake, disquiet, pursue

1143

Exalbuminous

Exalbuminousa.without albumen or the white part

1144

Exalt

Exaltv.t.to lift up, raise, extol, magnify

1145

Exaltation

Exaltationn.the act of raising up, an elevation

1146

Examin

Examinv.t.to ask questions, consider, try, look

1147

Examinate

Examinaten.a person that is examined, ob.

1148

Examination

Examinationn.disquisition, inquiry

1149

Examinator

Examinator, or Examinern.one who examins

1150

Examplary

Examplarya.serving for example, ob.

1151

Example

Examplen.a pattern, copy, model, instance

1152

Exanguious

Exanguious, or Exanguousa.void of blood

1153

Exanimate

Exanimatea.dead, lifeless, spiritless, dejected

1154

Exanimation

Exanimationn.a deprivation of life or sense

1155

Exanthematous

Exanthematousa.eruptive, efflorescent

1156

Exantlate

Exantlatev.t.to draw out, exhaust, waste, ob.

1157

Exasperate

Exasperatev.t.to vex, provoke, enrage, increase

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Exasperation

Exasperationn.a provocation, an exaggeration

1159

Exauctorate

Exauctoratev.t.to dismiss, to discharge, ob.

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Exauctoration

Exauctorationn.a dismission, a degradation, ob.

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Excalceated

Excalceateda.deprived of shoes, barefoot