exăcerbātrix she who exasperates exăcerbesco v. inch. n. to become exasperated; irritated; angry exăcerbo v. a. To exasperate; irritate; provoke; to aggravate; increase exăcervans heaping up exceedingly exăcesco v. inch. n. to become sour exăcon the Gallic name of the herb; centaury exacte adv. exactly; precisely; accurately exactĭo A driving out; expelling; A demanding; exacting; requisition; A finishing; comp… exactor A driver-out; expeller; A demander exactrix she who demands exactus P. a. exactus a sending off; away exăcŭo v. a. to make very sharp; to sharpen; make pointed exăcūtĭo a sharpening; pointing exadversum adv. praep; over against; opposite; Praep exadvŏcātus one who has been an advocate; an ex-advocate exaedĭfĭcātĭo a building; erecting; completion of an edifice exaedĭfĭco v. a. To finish building; to build up; erect; To turn out of doors exaequātĭo an equalling; a levelling; a levelling; an equality exaequo v. a. To make even; level with; To equal; be equal to exaerĕsĭmus adj. that may be omitted; taken out exaestŭātĭo a boiling up; a fermentation exaestŭo v. n. and a. to boil up; foam up; ferment; to boil up with; to give forth; exhale exaggĕranter adv. copiously exaggĕrātĭo a heaping; raising up; elevation; exaltation exaggĕrātor one who increases; an enlarger exaggĕro v. a. to raise a mound; dam; dike; to heap up; they mutually heaped up death upon dea… exăgĭtātĭo a disturbance exăgĭtātor one who severely blames; a censurer exăgĭto v. freq. a. to drive out of its position; place; to stir up; rouse up; to rouse up; to disq… exăgĭum a weighing; weight; a balance exăgōgă an exportation; export exălăpo v. a. to box on the ears exalbesco v. inch. n. to become white; to grow white; turn pale exalbĭdus adj. whitish; white exalbo v. a. to make white exalburnātus adj. deprived of the alburnum exaltātĭo Exaltation; elevation; pride; haughtiness exaltātīve adv. in an exalted state; under inspiration exalto v. a. To raise; elevate; exalt; To deepen exălūmĭnātus adj. of the color of alum exămārĭco v. a. to imbitter exceedingly exambĭo v. n. and a. to go round asking; soliciting; to ask; solicit exāmen A multitude issuing forth; flying out; a swarm; the tongue of a balance exāmĭnātē adv. carefully; considerately exāmĭnātĭo an equipoise; a weighing; examination exāmĭnātor a weigher; an examiner exāmĭnātōrĭus adj. belonging to an examination exāmĭnātrix she that tests; tries exāmĭnātus P. a. exāmĭno v. n. and a. to form swarms; to swarm examplexor v. dep. a. to clasp; embrace exămurco v. a. to cleanse from dregs; to deprive of moisture; to dry exămussim adv. exactly; precisely; perfectly exancillātus serving like a slave exanclo v. a. to draw; bring out as a servant; to go through; suffer; endure exanguis exănĭmābĭlĭter adv. half dead exănĭmālis lifeless; dead; deadly exănĭmātĭo A depriving of breath; suffocating; fright exănĭmis adj. lifeless; dead; half dead with fear; terrified; dismayed exănĭmo v. a. To deprive of air; wind; To deprive of life; to kill exănĭmus exanthēma an eruption on the skin; exanthema exantlo exăpĕrĭo v. a. to open wide; throw open exăpŏrĭor v. dep. to be in utter perplexity exapto v. a. to fit; adjust exaptus adj. fastened exăquesco v. n. to turn to water exărātĭo A ploughing up; a writing; composition exarchus a superintendent; overseer exardĕo v. a. to burn; to be inflamed; blaze out exardesco v. inch. n. to kindle; take fire; to be kindled; inflamed; to break out exārĕfīo to dry up; become completely dry exareno exāresco v. inch. n. to dry up; become completely dry exārĭdus adj. dried up; quite dry exarmātĭo a weakening; lessening exarmo v. a. to deprive of arms; to disarm; to disarm exăro v. a. to plough; dig up exartĭcŭlātus adj. inarticulate; irregular exascĭātus hewn out; properly prepared exaspĕrātĭo a roughness; Bitterness; exasperation exaspĕrātrix she who irritates; exasperates exaspĕro v. a. to make rough; to roughen; to irritate; provoke; exasperate exauctōrĭtas a discharge from military service exauctōro v. a. to discharge from service exaudībĭlis adj. that may be heard; listened to; Giving ear to requests; listening exaudĭo v. a. To hear; perceive clearly exaudītĭo a hearkening to; granting exaudītor one who hearkens to; grants exaugĕo v. a. to increase exceedingly exaugŭrātĭo a desecrating; profaning exaugŭro v. a. to apply to profane uses a thing which has been consecrat... exauspĭco v. n. to take an augury from exballisto v. a. to put an end to; to finish; conquer with the exbĭbo to drink out; drink up exbŏla a kind of missile; weapon exbures exburae; epotae