Extraversion
Extraversionn.the act of throwing out, ob.
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Extreme
Extremea.greatest, most, utmost, highest, last
Extreme (2)
Extremen.the utmost point, an extremity
Extremely
Extremelyad.in the utmost degree, greatly, very
Extremest
Extremesta.the most extreme, utmost, highest
Extremity
Extremityn.the utmost part, excess, misery
Extricate
Extricatev.t.to disentangle, set free, deliver
Extrication
Extricationn.the act of disentangling or freeing
Extrinsic
Extrinsica.outward, external, foreign, strange
Extrinsically
Extrinsicallyad.outwardly, from without
Extruct
Extructv.t.to build, raise, erect, form, make
Extrude
Extrudev.t.to push or thrust off to drive out
Extrusion
Extrusionn.the act of thrusting out, off or from
Extuberance
Extuberancen.a protuberant part, knob, knot
Extumescence
Extumescencen.a swelling on the body, a knob
Exuberance
Exuberancen.an overgrowth, luxuriance, plenty
Exuberant
Exuberanta.superfluous, abundant, plenteous
Exuberantly
Exuberantlyad.abundantly, plentifully, fully
Exuberate
Exuberatev.t.to abound greatly, to overflow
Exudate
Exudate, or Exudev.i.to sweat out, discharge
Exudation
Exudationn.a sweating out, sweat
Exudation (2)
Exudationn.a sweating out, sweat
Exulcerate
Exulceratev.t.to make sore, enrage, fret
Exulceration
Exulcerationv.t.to make sore, earage, fret
Exulceration (2)
Exulcerationn.the act of making sore, soreness
Exult
Exultv.i.to rejoice above measure, to triumph
Exultance
Exultance, or Exultationn.joy, transport, triumph