Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Exchange (2)

Exchangen.the act of bartering, a place of meeting for merchants, &c. a balance of money

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Exchangeability

Exchangeabilityn.the quality of being exchangeable

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Exchangeable

Exchangeablea.fit or proper to be exchanged

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Exchanger

Exchangern.a person who practises or exchanges

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Exchequer

Exchequern.the place for the king's money, En.

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Excise

Excisen.a duty on goods paid by the merchant, manufacturer or retailer, or duty on the consumption

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Excise (2)

Excisev.t.to subject to the excise-duty, to levy

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Exciseable

Exciseablea.fit or liable to be excised

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Exciseman

Excisemann.a man who inspects excised goods

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Excision

Excisionn.extirpation, destruction, utter ruin

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Excitable

Excitablea.capable of being excited or stimulated

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Excitablility

Excitablilityn.the quality of being susceptible of excitement or stimulation

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Excitant

Excitantn.that which promotes action

1202

Excitation

Excitationn.the act of stirring up or moving

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Excite

Excitev.t.to rouse, awaken, stir up, move

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Excitement

Excitementn.a motive to excite, a state of action

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Exciter

Excitern.one who or what excites

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Exclaim

Exclaimv.i.to cry out or aloud, to rail against

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Exclaim (2)

Exclaim, or Exclamationn.an outcry, clamor, mark

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Exclaimer

Exclaimern.a person who exclaims or cries out

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Exclamatory

Exclamatorya.relating to exclamation

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Exclude

Excludev.t.to shut out, debar, except against, hinder

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Exclusion

Exclusionn.a rejection, exception, dismission, bar

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Exclusive

Exclusivea.independent, debarring, excepting

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Exclusively

Exclusivelyad.separately, without taking in

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Exclusory

Exclusorya.able to exclude or shut out

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Excoct

Excoctv.t.to boil up or much, to make by boiling