Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Exsibilation

Exsibilationn.the act of hissing off the stage

1460

Exsiccant

Exsiccant, or Exiccanta.drying up, able to dry

1461

Exsiccate

Exsiccatev.t.to dry, to dry up or off

1462

Exsiccation

Exsiccationn.a drying up, dryness

1463

Exspuition

Exspuitionn.a spitting, a discharge by spitting

1464

Exstipulate

Exstipulatea.without stipules

1465

Exsuction

Exsuctionn.the act of sucking out, off or from

1466

Exsufflation

Exsufflationn.a blast working up or under, ob.

1467

Exsuffolate

Exsuffolatev.t.to whisper, buzz in the ear, ob.

1468

Extacy

Extacy, or Extasyn.see ecstacy

1469

Extancy

Extancyn.a rising, parts rising above the rest

1470

Extant

Extanta.now in being, standing in view

1471

Extemporal

Extemporal, or Extemporaneous, or Extemporarya.sudden, unpremeditated, without study

1472

Extemportize

Extemportizev.i.to speak extempore or at once

1473

Extend

Extendv.t.to stretch out, enlarge, increase

1474

Extender

Extendern.one who or that which extends

1475

Extendible

Extendible, or Extensiblea.capable of extension

1476

Extensibility

Extensibilityn.capacity of being extended

1477

Extensile

Extensilea.capacity of being extended

1478

Extension

Extensionn.the act of extending, enlargement

1479

Extensive

Extensivea.extended far, wide, large, general

1480

Extensively

Extensivelyad.widely, largely, greatly, much

1481

Extensiveness

Extensivenessn.extent, wideness, largeness

1482

Extent

Extentn.a compass, length, degree, execution

1483

Extenuate

Extenuatev.t.to lessen, palliate, degrade, make thin

1484

Extenuation

Extenuationn.a mitigation, a paliation

1485

Extepore

Exteporead.readily, without premeditation