Excogitate
Excogitatev.t.to invent, strike out, hit off
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Excogitation
Excogitationn.a thought, device, invention, hit
Excommissary
Excommissaryn.a commissary who is out of office
Excommunicate
Excommunicatev.t.to exclude, put out, expel
Excommunicate (2)
Excommunicatea.put out of communion
Excommunication
Excommunicationn.an ecclesiastical censure
Excoriate
Excoriatev.t.to flay, strip off the skin, bark
Excoriation
Excoriationn.a flaying, the loss of skin, plunder
Excortication
Excorticationn.the act of pulling off the bark
Excrement
Excrementn.useless matter discharged from animal bodies
Excremental
Excrementala.voided as excrement, filthy
Excrementitious
Excrementitiousa.consisting of excrement
Excrescence
Excrescencen.an irregular growth or tumor
Excrescent
Excrescenta.growing out irregularly
Excrete
Excretev.t.to discharge by the passages of the body, the matter discharged
Excretive
Excretivea.able or tending to eject excrements
Excretory
Excretorya.able to throw off superfluous parts
Excruciate
Excruciatev.t.to torture, torment, pain, hurt
Excruciating
Excruciatingpa.torturing, very painful
Excubation
Excubationn.the act of watching all night
Exculpation
Exculpationn.excuse, clear, free, justify
Exculpation (2)
Exculpationn.excuse, justification
Exculpatory
Exculpatorya.excusing, justifying
Excursion
Excursionn.a digression, ramble, walk, journey
Excursive
Excursivea.deviating, rambling, wandering, roving
Excusable
Excusablea.fit to be excused, pardonable
Excusableness
Excusablenessn.a pardonable state or quality