Express (2)
Expressa.plain, downright, full, clear, copied
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Express (3)
Expressn.a messenger sent on a special occasion, a special message
Expressible
Expressiblea.that may be uttered or squeezed
Expression
Expressionn.a pressing out, a form of speech
Expressive
Expressivea.proper to express, full, strong, clear
Expressively
Expressivelyad.in a full of strong manner, fully
Expressiveness
Expressivenessn.the power of expressing
Expressly
Expresslyad.in direct terms, plainly, clearly
Expressure
Expressuren.expression, utterance, form, ob.
Exprobrate
Exprobratev.t.to upbraid, censure, blame, charge
Exprobration
Exprobrationn.reproach, censure, blame, charge
Expropriate
Expropriatev.t.to part with, give up a claim, ob.
Expugantion
Expugantionn.a taking by assault, a conquest
Expulse
Expulsev.t.to drive out, force away, expel, ob.
Expulsion
Expulsionn.an expelling or driving out, force
Expulsive
Expulsivea.having power or tending to expel
Expunge
Expungev.t.to blot or cross out, erase, efface
Expurgatory
Expurgatorya.used in cleansing or purifying
Exquisite
Exquisitea.excellent, curious, choice, complete
Exquisitely
Exquisitelyad.nicely, perfectly, completely
Exquisiteness
Exquisitenessn.nicety, choiceness, perfection
Exrepresentative
Exrepresentativen.one lately a representative
Exsanguineous
Exsanguineous, or Exsanguiousa.bloodless or destitute of red blood
Exsecretary
Exsecretaryn.one lately a secretary
Exsection
Exsectionn.a separation by cutting off or out
Exsenator
Exsenatorn.one who has been senator
Exsert
Exserta.standing forth, as stamens above a corol