| AMBIDEXTER | • ambidexter n. Someone who is ambidextrous. • ambidexter n. (Archaic) A lawyer who takes fees from both plaintiff and defendant. • ambidexter n. (By extension) Someone who is two-faced; a double-dealer, such as a cheat or a crook. |
| BORDEREAUX | • bordereaux n. Plural of bordereau. • BORDEREAU n. (French) a detailed bill or invoice. |
| BREADBOXES | • breadboxes n. Plural of breadbox. • bread␣boxes n. Plural of bread box. • BREADBOX n. a container for bread. |
| EXCEEDABLE | • exceedable adj. Capable of being exceeded; surpassable. • exceedable adj. (Obsolete) Capable of exceeding or surpassing. • EXCEEDABLE adj. that can be exceeded. |
| EXCLUDABLE | • excludable adj. Able to be excluded. • excludable n. One who or that which can be excluded. • EXCLUDABLE adj. that can be excluded, also EXCLUDIBLE. |
| EXPANDABLE | • expandable adj. Having the capacity to be expanded. • expandable n. Anything that can be expanded. • EXPANDABLE adj. that can be expanded. |
| EXPENDABLE | • expendable adj. Able to be expended; not inexhaustible. • expendable adj. Designed for a single use; not reusable. • expendable adj. Not essential or mandatory in order to achieve a goal. |
| EXPENDABLY | • EXPENDABLE adv. able to be expended. |
| EXPLODABLE | • explodable adj. That can be exploded. |
| EXTENDABLE | • extendable adj. Capable of being extended. • EXTENDABLE adj. that can be extended, also EXTENDIBLE, EXTENSIBLE, EXTENSILE. |
| EXTRABOLDS | • EXTRABOLD n. a very bold typeface. |
| EXTRUDABLE | • extrudable adj. Capable of being extruded. • EXTRUDABLE adj. that can be extruded, also EXTRUSIBLE. |
| EXUBERATED | • exuberated v. Simple past tense and past participle of exuberate. • EXUBERATE v. to be exuberant. |
| OXIDISABLE | • oxidisable adj. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of oxidizable. • OXIDISABLE adj. that can be oxidised, also OXIDIZABLE. |
| OXIDIZABLE | • oxidizable adj. Capable of being oxidized. • OXIDIZABLE adj. that can be oxidized, also OXIDISABLE. |
| SUBLUXATED | • subluxated adj. Partially dislocated. • SUBLUXATE v. to partially dislocate. |