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    exulcĕrātĭo a soreness; festering; exulceration; exasperation; aggravation exulcĕrātōrĭus adj. pertaining to festering; ulceration exulcĕrātrix she who causes soreness; exulceration exulcĕro v. a. to make sore; to cause to suppurate; ulcerate; to make worse; to exasperate; ag… exŭlo exulto exŭlŭlo v. n. and a. to howl; cry out; to howl violently; to call; invoke with howlings exunctus exundantĭa an overflow exundātĭo an overflowing exundo v. n. and a. to flow out; over; to overflow; to pour forth abundantly exungo v. a. to anoint exunguis adj. without claws exungŭlo v. n. to lose the hoof exŭo v. a. to draw out; off; to pull; to lay aside; cast off; divest one's self of exŭpĕro exurgĕo v. a. to squeeze out exurgo exūro v. a. to burn out; burn up; consume exuscĭto exustĭo A burning up; a conflagration; A burning; scorching exustus exūtĭo an exclusion exūtus exŭvĭae that which is stripped; drawn; taken off; The skin; hide; hide; spoils exvăpōro exvĕho exvībrisso
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    Dictionary data from Lewis & Short, Perseus Digital Library (CC BY-SA 4.0).

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