Expectalbe
Expectalbea.that may be expected or hoped
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Expectancy
Expectancyn.something that is expected, hope
Expectant
Expectanta.waiting in expectation or hope of
Expectant (2)
Expectant, or Expectern.one who expects or waits
Expectation
Expectationn.a looking or waiting for, hope
Expectorant
Expectorantn.that which promotes discharges from the breast
Expectorate
Expectoratev.to cast from the breast, to spit up
Expectoration
Expectorationn.a discharge by coughing, &c.
Expectorative
Expectorativea.promoting expectoration, easing
Expedience
Expediencen.fitness, propriety, dispatch, haste
Expedient
Expedientn.a way, means, temporary advice, art
Expediently
Expedientlyad.fitly, suitably, quickly, soon
Expeditate
Expeditatev.t.to cut out the balls of the foot
Expedite
Expeditev.t.to facilitate, hasten, dispatch, free
Expedite (2)
Expeditea.active, quick, ready, light-armed
Expeditely
Expeditelyad.with quickness or readiness, soon
Expedition
Expeditionn.speed, haste, a warlike enterprise
Expeditious
Expeditiousa.quick, ready, active, alert, nimble
Expeditiously
Expeditiouslyad.quickly, soon, with dispatch
Expel
Expelv.t.to drive out, force away, banish, eject
Expellable
Expellablea.that may be expelled or driven out
Expend
Expendv.t.to spend, lay out, consume, wast
Expenditure
Expendituren.the act of expending, sum expeded
Expense
Expensen.money expended, charge, cost, loss, wast
Expenseful
Expensefula.expensive, costly, chargeable
Expenseless
Expenselessa.free from expense, cost or charge
Expensive
Expensivea.given to expense, cost or charge