exprōmo v. a. to take out; forth; to draw out; to show forth; discover; exert exprŏpĕrātus hastened; hurried expŭdōrātus adj. shameless expugnābĭlis adj. that may be taken; carried; reduced by assault; expugnable expugnans P. a. expugnātĭo the taking of a place by assault; carrying by storm; stor... expugnātor the taker; stormer expugnātōrĭus adj. conquering; overpowering expugnax adj. controlling; effectual expugno v. a. to take by assault; to storm; capture; to conquer; subdue; overcome expulsim adv. by driving out; away from one's self expulsĭo a driving out; expulsion expulso v. freq. a. to drive out; to expel; driven out of its seat expulsor a driver out; expeller expulsus expultrix she that drives out; expels expūmĭco v. a. to rub off with pumice-stone; to cleanse expūmo expunctĭo an execution; performance expunctor a blotter-out expunctrix she who blots out expunctus expungo v. a. to prick out expŭo expurgātĭo a justification; vindication; excuse expurgo v. a. to purge; cleanse; purify; to cure of poetic ecstasy; to clear from censure; to… expūtesco v. inch. n. to rot; putrefy expŭto v. a. To lop off; to prune; to crop exquaero Exquĭlĭae exquīro v. a. to search out diligently; to seek for; to make inquiry; t... exquīsītim adv. carefully; accurately; precisely exquīsītĭo research; inquiry; investigation; A seeking for; devising exquīsītor an investigator exquīsītus P. a. exrādīcĭtus adv. from the very roots exrādīco exrŏgāre exsācrĭfĭco v. n. to sacrifice exsaevĭo v. n. to rage itself out; to cease raging exsanguesco v. inch. to become pale; grow faint; feeble exsanguĭnātus adj. deprived of blood; bloodless exsanguis adj. deprived of blood; without blood; bloodless; powerless; feeble; weak exsănĭo v. a. to free from matter; corruption; to cause to suppurate exsarcio v. a. to patch up; mend; to amend exsătio v. a. to satisfy; to satiate; glut exsătŭrābĭlis adj. that may be satiated exsătŭro v. a. to satisfy completely; to satiate; sate exscalpo v. a. to cut out; shape; to frame exscendo exscensĭo a debarkation; landing exscindo v. a. to extirpate; destroy; to tear away exscrĕābĭlis adj. that may be hawked up; coughed out exscrĕātĭo a hawking; coughing up exscrĕātus a hawking; coughing up exscrĕo v. a. to hawk; cough up; to spit out by coughing exscrībo v. a. to write out; write off; copy; to copy; take after; to resemble exscriptus exsculpo v. a. To dig out; cut out; chisel out; To scratch out; erase exsculptĭo a chiselling out; finishing exsĕcātio a cutting out; excision exsĕco v. a. to cut out; away exsēcrābĭlis adj. execrable; accursed; detestable; execrating; execrably exsēcrābĭlĭtas execrableness; abominableness exsēcrābĭlĭter adv. exsēcrāmentum execration exsēcrātĭo Execration; malediction; curse exsēcrātor an execrator; detester exsēcrātus P. a. exsēcror v. dep. a. to curse; execrate; to take a solemn oath with imprecations exsectĭo a cutting out; excision exsector one who mutilates exsectus exsĕcūtĭo an accomplishing; performance; execution exsĕcūtor an accomplisher; performer exsĕcūtōrĭus adj. executive exsĕcūtus exsensus adj. void of feeling; senseless exsĕquens P. a. exsĕquĭae A funeral procession; funeral obsequies; the earthly remains; relics exsĕquĭālis adj. belonging to a funeral; funereal; funeral rites exsĕquĭor v. dep. to perform the funeral rites; to bury exsĕquor v. dep. a. to follow to the end; to pursue; follow; to follow; accompany to the grave exsercĭo exsero v. a.; to stretch out; forth; to thrust out exsertē adv. P. a. fin exserto v. freq. a. To stretch out; thrust forth; To uncover; to bare exsertus P. a. exsībĭlo v. a. to hiss out; forth; to be carried out by the wind exsiccātĭo a drying up exsiccātus P. a. exsiccesco v. inch. n. to dry up; become quite dry exsicco v. a. to dry up; make quite dry; to drain dry; to empty; dried up exsĭco exsigno v. a. to write out; note down; record exsĭlĭo v. n. to spring out; spring; bound forth; with eager expectation exsĭlĭum banishment; exile exsinceratus exsĭnŭo v. a. to unfold; spread out; extend exsisto v. n. to step out; forth; to come forth; to be visible; manifest; to exist