| AFFIXERS | • affixers n. Plural of affixer. • AFFIXER n. one who affixes. |
| APRAXIAS | • apraxias n. Plural of apraxia. • APRAXIA n. an inability to perform voluntary bodily movements. |
| AXEBIRDS | • AXEBIRD n. a kind of nightjar from Queensland, sounding like a chopping axe. |
| AXILLARS | • axillars n. Plural of axillar. • AXILLAR n. a feather on the undersurface of a bird's wing, also AXILLARY. |
| EXTRAITS | • EXTRAIT n. (French) an extract. |
| EXURBIAS | • exurbias n. Plural of exurbia. • EXURBIA n. exurbs collectively. |
| MATRIXES | • matrixes n. Plural of matrix. • MATRIX n. (Latin) the womb; that in which anything is embedded, also MATRICE. |
| PRAXISES | • praxises n. Plural of praxis. • PRAXIS n. (Greek) practical use of a branch of learning. |
| PYREXIAS | • pyrexias n. Plural of pyrexia. • PYREXIA n. (Greek) a fever. |
| RELAXINS | • relaxins n. Plural of relaxin. • RELAXIN n. a hormone which has a relaxing effect on the pelvic muscles. |
| SEXTARII | • sextarii n. Plural of sextarius. • SEXTARIUS n. (Latin) an ancient Roman unit of liquid measure. |
| SPARAXIS | • sparaxis n. Any of several deciduous perennial flowering herbs, of the genus Sparaxis, from South Africa. • SPARAXIS n. a South African iridaceous plant with starlike flowers and lacerated spathes. |
| TRANSFIX | • transfix v. (Transitive) To render motionless, by arousing terror, amazement or awe. • transfix v. (Transitive) To pierce with a sharp pointed weapon. • transfix v. (Transitive) To fix or impale. |
| TRIAXONS | • triaxons n. Plural of triaxon. • TRIAXON n. a sponge spicule with three axes, also TRIAXIAL. |
| XERAFINS | • xerafins n. Plural of xerafin. • XERAFIN n. (Portuguese) a former silver coin of Goa, also SERAFIN, SERAPHIN, XERAPHIN. |
| XERANSIS | • xeransis n. (Pathology) A drying of the tissues. • XERANSIS n. (Greek) a drying up. |
| XERASIAS | • XERASIA n. abnormal dryness of the hair. |