exercĭtus P. a. exercĭtus exercise; Trouble; affliction exĕro exerro v. n. to wander away; to deviate; err exertus exēsor that which eats away exesto exēsus exfībŭlo v. a. to unclasp; loosen exfīlo v. a. to deprive of threads; unravel exfir N. cr exfŏlĭo v. a. to strip of leaves exfornĭcātus having committed fornication exfundātus razed to the ground exfuti N. cr exfŭtūtus worn out by debauchery exgurgĭto exhaeresimus exhālātĭo an exhalation exhālo v. a. and n. to breathe out; exhale; evaporate exhărēno v. a. to cleanse from sand exhaurĭo v. a. to draw out; to empty by drawing; to exhaust exhaustus exherbo v. a. to free from grass; woods exhērēdātĭo a disinheriting exhērēdātor a disinheriter exhērēdĭto to disinherit exhērēdo v. a. to disinherit; to deprive the heir of exhēres adj. disinherited.— Subst; a disinherited person exhĭbĕo v. a. To hold forth; tender; present; to deliver; To show; exhibit; employ; to procure exhĭbĭtĭo A handing out; giving up; producing; Sustenance; maintenance exhĭbĭtor one who presents; gives; a giver exhĭbĭtōrĭus adj. relating to handing over; giving up exhĭbĭtus exhĭlărātĭo a gladdening; rejoicing exhĭlăro v. a. to gladden; cheer; to make merry exhinc adv. hereupon; after this exhŏnōrātio a dishonoring exhŏnōro v. a. to dishonor; despise exhorrĕo v. a. to tremble; shudder exceedingly at; to be terrified at exhorresco v. inch. n. to tremble; shudder exceedingly; to be terrified; to tremble; shudder at; to be… exhortātĭo an exhorting; exhortation; encouraging exhortātīvus adj. belonging to exhortation; encouragement; exhortative exhortātor an exhorter; encourager exhortātōrĭus adj. belonging to; containing exhortation; hortatory exhortor v. dep. a. to exhort; encourage; ut; to stimulate; excite exhūmōro v. a. to free from; humors exhȳdrĭae winds accompanied by rain exībĭlo exignesco v. inch. n. to become ignited; turn to fire exĭgo v. a. to drive out; forth; to thrust out exĭgŭē adv. briefly; sparingly exĭgŭĭtas scantiness; smallness; littleness exĭgŭus adj. scanty; small; little; fin.—Sup exĭlĭca exĭlĭo exīlis adj. small; thin; slender exīlĭtas thinness; meagreness; weakness exīlĭter adv. exĭlĭum exim exĭmĭē adv. exĭmĭĕtas excellence; eminence exĭmĭus adj. excepted; exempt; you should be the only excepted one; Select; choice; distingu… exĭmo v. a. to take out; take away; remove exin adv. exĭnānĭo v. a. to empty; make empty; clean out exĭnānītĭo an emptying; evacuation exindē from there; from that place; thence; after that; thereafter exinfulabat exintĕro v. a. to disembowel; draw; to torture; torment; to empty; exhaust existĭmābĭlis adj. supposable; probable; likely existĭmātĭo a judging; judgment; opinion; reputation; good name; character existĭmātor a judge; a critic existĭmo v. a. to value; estimate; reckon; to judge; consider; suppose existo exĭtĭābĭlis adj. destructive; fatal; deadly exĭtĭālis adj. destructive; fatal; deadly exĭtĭo a going; coming out exĭtĭōsē adv. exĭtĭōsus adj. destructive; deadly; perniciously.—Sup exĭtĭum a going out; egress; destruction; ruin; hurt exĭtus exĭtus a going out; forth; egress; a bursting; rushing out exjūro v. a. to swear solemnly exlĕcēbra exlex adj. beyond the law; bound by no law; lawless exmŏvĕo exmucco exobrŭtus scraped out; cleared out exobsēcro v. n. to entreat earnestly exoccŭpo v. a. to discharge of employment; free from occupation exŏchădĭum external piles exōcoetus a fish that sleeps on the shore exŏcŭlo v. a. to deprive of the eyes; sight exŏdĭārĭus a player in the exŏdĭum a piece of a comic description; a kind of dramatized satu...; a conclusion; end… exŏdōrātus adj. deprived of its smell Exŏdus the name of the second book of Moses exŏlesco v. inch. n. To grow out; to attain its full size; grow up; To grow to an end; to stop growi…