expĕrĭentĭa a trial; proof; experiment; the knowledge gained by repeated trials; experiment… expĕrīmentum a proof; test; trial; Experience; fin.—Plur expĕrĭor v. dep. a. to try; To try; prove; put to the test; To undertake; to attempt; to make trial… expĕrītos experrectus expers adj. having no part in; not sharing in; not privy to; destitute; devoid of; free from expertĭo a trial; proof expertus P. a. expĕtens P. a. eager expĕtesso v. intens. a. to desire; long for expĕtĭbĭlis adj. desirable expĕtisso expĕtītor one who desires; longs for expĕtītus expĕto v. a. and n. Intr expĭātĭo satisfaction; atonement; expiation expĭātor an atoner expĭātōrĭus adj. atoning; expiatory expĭātrix an atoning; expiating priestess expĭātus atonement; expiation expictus expīlātĭo a pillaging; plundering expīlātor a pillager; plunderer expīlo v. a. to pillage; rob; plunder expingo v. a. to paint; depict; to paint; paint over; to picture; depict; describe to the life expinso v. a. to bruise to pieces; grind expĭo v. a. to make satisfaction; amends; atonement for expīro expiscor v. dep. a. to search out; find out explānābĭlis adj. clear; intelligible explānātē adv. explānātĭo An explanation; interpretation; A distinct articulation; pronunciation explānātor an explainer; interpreter explānātōrĭus adj. explanatory explānātus P. a. explāno v. a. to flatten; spread out; to make plain; clear; to explain explanto v. a. to pull up; root out explaudo explēmentum that which fills up; a filling; stuffing; a complement; supplement explendesco explĕo v. a. To fill up; fill full; fill; To unload; disembarked; full explētĭo a satisfying explētīvus adj. serving to fill out; expletive; quidem explētŏr he who fills; completes; finishes explētus P. a. explĭcābĭlis adj. that may be explained; explicable; in an explicable manner explĭcanter adv. intelligibly; plainly explĭcātē adv. P. a. fin explĭcātĭo an unfolding; uncoiling; an unfolding; expounding; an explication explĭcātor an expounder; explainer explĭcātrix she that expounds; explains explĭcātus P. a. explĭcātus an unfolding; stretching apart; an explication; exposition explĭcit explĭcĭtus P. a. explĭco v. a. to unfold; uncoil; unroll explōdo v. a. to drive out; off by clapping; to hiss explōrātē adv. with certainty explōrātĭo an examination; exploration; a spying explōrātor a searcher out; examiner; explorer; a prying person explōrātōrĭus adj. belonging to searching out; exploratory explōrātus P. a. explōro v. a. to search out; seek to discover; to examine explōsĭo a driving off by clapping; an exploding explōsus expŏlĭo v. a. to smooth off; make smooth; polish; P. a; to polish; finish; accomplish expŏlītĭo a smoothing off; rubbing up; polishing; an adorning; embellishing expŏlītor a polisher expŏlītus P. a. expōno v. a. to put; set out; to set forth exporrectus exporrĭgo v. a. to stretch out; spread out; extend exportātĭo A carrying out; exportation; Banishment; deportation exporto v. a. to bear; carry out; to bring out exposco v. a. to ask earnestly; to beg; request; to demand to be delivered up expŏsĭtē adv. plainly; clearly expŏsĭtĭcĭus adj. exposed; foundling expŏsĭtĭo An exposing expŏsĭtĭuncŭla a brief exposition expŏsĭtor an expounder; interpreter expŏsĭtus P. a. expostŭlātĭo an expostulation; complaint expostŭlātus a complaint expostŭlo v. a. and n. To demand vehemently; urgently; to demand; Cum aliquo; de aliqua re; aliquid expōtus expressē adv. with pressure; expressly expressim adv. expressly; clearly; distinctly expressĭo a pressing; squeezing out expressor one who presses out; brings forth expressus P. a. expressus a forcing apparatus exprētus spurned; pressed out exprĭmo v. a. to press; squeeze out; to force out exprōbrābĭlis adj. worthy of reproach exprōbrātĭo a reproaching; upbraiding; reproach exprōbrātor one who reproaches; a reproacher; upbraider exprōbrātrix she that reproaches; upbraids exprōbro v. a. to make a matter of reproach; to cast in the teeth; to ac... exprōmissor one who promises to pay exprōmitto v. a. to promise; agree to pay