excaecātor one who blinds excaeco v. a. to blind; make blind excalcĕo v. a. to take off the shoes; verb. finit; to relieve of the; pantomimists excaldātĭo a washing; bathing in warm water excaldo v. a. to wash; bathe in warm water excălesco v. inch. n. to become warm excalfăcĭo v. a. to warm; to heat excalfactĭo a warming; heating excalfactōrĭus adj. warming; heating excalfīo excandĕfăcĭo v. a. to heat; inflame; tmesis excandĕo v. a. and n. to make bright; whiten; to gleam; glisten; be bright excandescentĭa nascent anger; passionateness; irascibility excandesco v. inch. n. to grow hot; to take fire; kindle; to glow; to burn excantātor a charmer; one who removes by enchantment excanto v. a. to charm out; forth; to bring out by enchantment excarnĭfĭco v. a. to cut; tear any one to pieces; to torment; torture excastrātus emasculated; shelled; husked excaudĭco v. a. to weed out; root up; to extirpate; root out excăvātĭo a hollowing out excăvo v. a. to hollow out excēdo v. n. and a. to go out; go forth; away excellens P. a. excellenter adv. excellently excellentia superiority; excellence; perfection excello v. a. and n. to raise up; elevate; to rise; elevate itself excelsē adv. excelsĭtas loftiness; height excelsus P. a. excensĭo a climbing; ascent exceptācŭlum a receptacle exceptīcĭus adj. caught up; intercepted exceptĭo an exception; restriction; limitation; the exception exceptĭuncŭla a small limitation; exception excepto v. freq. a. to take out; to take up; catch exceptor one who catches up; an amanuensis; short-hand writer; med exceptōrĭus adj. serviceable for receiving; a receptacle; reservoir; plur exceptus excĕrēbro to deprive of brains; to make senseless; deprived of brains excerno v. a. to sift out; to separate; fin.—Part. perf. subst excerpo v. a. to pick; take out excerptĭo an extract; an excerpt excerptus excervīcātĭo obstinacy; stubbornness excessĭo departure; death excessus A departure; A standing out; projecting excētra a snake; serpent excĭdĭo a destroying; destruction; excidionem excĭdĭum overthrow; demolition; subversion excĭdĭum a going down; setting excĭdo v. n. to fall out; down; to fall from excīdo v. a. to cut out; off; to hew out; cut out; to extirpate; remove; banish excĭĕo excĭo v. a. to call out; forth; to bring out excĭpĭo v. a. ex; To take; draw out; To take; to catch; capture excĭpŭla vessels for receiving liquids; receivers; receptacles excĭpŭum excīsātus adj. cut out; off excīsĭo a cutting out; excision; the parts cut out; A destroying excīsōrĭus adj. that serves for cutting out excīsūra the cutting out excīsus excĭtābĭlis adj. inciting; animating excĭtātē adv. P. a. fin excĭtātĭo a rousing up; wakening excĭtātor one who rouses; animates excĭtātus P. a. excĭto v. freq. a. to call out; forth; to bring; to rouse; scare up excītus excītus exclāmātĭo a loud calling; crying out; an exclamation exclāmo v. n. and a. to call; cry aloud; to call; to call out; say aloud; exclaim exclāro v. a. to light up; illumine exclūdo to shut out; exclude; to cut off; remove; to exclude; except; remove exclūsĭo a shutting out; exclusion exclūsor one who shuts; drives out; a maker of silver vessels exclūsōrĭus adj. exclusory exclūsus P. a. excoctĭo a boiling; baking thoroughly excoctus excōdĭco excōgĭtātĭo a thinking out; a contriving; devising excōgĭtātor a contriver excōgĭtātus P. a. excogitatus excōgĭto v. a. to find out by thinking; to contrive; devise; to name; sought out; choice excŏlo v. a. to work carefully; to tend; cultivate excōlo v. a. to strain out excŏmĕdo v. a. to eat up; consume excommūnĭcātĭo ban of the Church; excommunication excommūnĭco v. a. to lay under the ban of the Church; to excommunicate excondo v. a. to form; exhibit excongrŭus adj. not agreeing; not harmonious exconsŭlāris one who has been a consul; an ex-consul excŏquo v. a. to boil out; melt out; dry up; to boil out; to drive out by steam-baths excŏrĭo v. a. to strip of its skin; covering; to skin excornis adj. without horns excors adj. without intelligence; without understanding; senseless excrēmentum What is sifted out; the refuse; What passes from the body; excrement; ordure excrēmentum an elevation; prominence