Excandescence
Excandescencen.heat, warmth, growing anger
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Excantation
Excantationn.disenchantment by countercharm
Excavate
Excavatev.t.to hollow, to cut into hollows
Excavation
Excavationn.a hollow made by art or force
Exceed
Exceedv.to surpass, pass or go beyond, excel
Exceeding
Exceedingpa. a.surpassing excessive great
Exceeding (2)
Exceeding, or Exceedinglyad.to a great degree
Excel
Excelv.t.to surpass, exceed, outdo, beat
Excellence
Excellencen.superior greatness or goodness
Excellency
Excellencyn.great value, a title of honor given to public ministers, governor, &c.
Excellent
Excellenta.eminent, having great value, very fine
Excellently
Excellentlyad.in a high degree, very well
Except
Exceptv.to leave or take out, exempt, object
Excepting
Exceptingpa.taking away, excluding
Exception
Exceptionn.an exclusion, objection, dislike, bar
Exceptionable
Exceptionablea.liable to some objection
Exceptious
Exceptiousa.froward, peevish, illnatured, cross
Exceptless
Exceptlessa.neglecting exceptions, ob.
Exceptor
Exceptorn.one who excepts, one who objects
Excercent
Excercenta.exercising, practising, following
Excern
Excernv.t.to strain out or from, sift, separate
Excerpt
Excerpta.plucked off, cropt, picked, gathered
Excerption
Excerptionn.the act of gleaning, a selection
Excess
Excessn.superfluity, intemperance, violence
Excessive
Excessivea.exceeding just bounds, vehement
Excessively
Excessivelyad.exceedingly, eminently, vastly
Exchange
Exchangev.t.to give one thing for another