Excusably
Excusablyad.in a manner to be excused
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Excusatory
Excusatorya.pleading or making an excuse
Excuse
Excuse, [s as z]v.t.to forgive, remit, free, lessen
Excuse (2)
Excuse, or Excusationn.a pardon, apology, plea
Excuseless
Excuselessa.having no excuse, inexcusable
Excuser
Excusern.one who forgives, one who pleads for
Excuss
Excussv.t.to seize by law, detain property, ob.
Excussion
Excussionn.the act of seizing or detaining, ob.
Exdirector
Exdirectorn.one who has been director
Execrable
Execrablea.cursed, abominable, vile, odious
Execrably
Execrablyad.cursedly, abominably, horridly
Execrate
Execratev.t.to curse, wish ill to, abhor, detest
Execration
Execrationn.a curse, an imprecation of some evil
Exect
Exectv.t.to cut out, off or away, ob.
Execute
Executev.t.to perform, do, effect, put to death
Execution
Executionn.a performance, seizure, death, writ
Executioner
Executionern.a man who puts the law in force
Executive
Executivea.having a power or tending to act
Executive (2)
Executiven.executive power, or the person or council administering a government
Executor
Executorn.one who executes, one who is appointed by will to settle an estate
Executor (2)
Executorn.one who performs the will of another
Executorship
Executorshipn.the office or state of an executor
Executory
Executorya.to be carried into effect in future
Executrix
Executrixn.a female executor, a female trustee
Exegetical
Exegeticala.explanatory, expository, clear, full
Exemplar
Exemplarn.a copy, pattern, model, plan, example
Exemplarily
Exemplarilyad.by way of example or terror