| ANATEXES | • ANATEXIS n. the partial melting of rocks, esp. in the formation of metamorphic rocks. | 
| CATHEXES | • cathexes n. Plural of cathexis. • CATHEXIS n. (Greek) the investment of emotional energy in a thought or idea.
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| EPITAXES | • EPITAXIS n. the part of a play in which the main action develops, also EPITASIS. | 
| EUTAXIES | • EUTAXY n. (Greek) good order. | 
| EUTEXIAS | • EUTEXIA n. the property of being easily melted, also EUTAXIA. | 
| EXABYTES | • exabytes n. Plural of exabyte. • EXABYTE n. a very large unit of computer memory.
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| EXACTERS | • exacters n. Plural of exacter. • EXACTER n. one that exacts, also EXACTOR.
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| EXACTEST | • exactest adj. Superlative form of exact: most exact. • exactest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of exact.
 • EXACT adj. precise.
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| EXALTERS | • exalters n. Plural of exalter. • EXALTER n. one who exalts or raises to dignity.
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| EXCHEATS | • excheats n. Plural of excheat. • EXCHEAT n. (Spenser) property that falls to the state or feudal lord for lack of an heir, also ESCHEAT.
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| EXPIATES | • expiates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of expiate. • EXPIATE v. to make complete atonement for.
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| EXSECANT | • exsecant n. (Trigonometry) The trigonometric function sec(x) - 1. Abbreviation: exsec. • EXSECANT n. a trigonometric function of an angle.
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| EXTASIES | • extasies n. Plural of extasy. • EXTASY n. a state of rapture.
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| EXTREATS | • extreats n. Plural of extreat. • EXTREAT v. (Spenser) to extract or eliminate (something).
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| EXUDATES | • exudates n. Plural of exudate. • EXUDATE n. an exuded substance.
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| GEOTAXES | • geotaxes n. Plural of geotaxis. • GEOTAXIS n. (Greek) the movement of an organism in response to gravity.
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| MEATAXES | • meataxes n. Plural of meataxe. • meat␣axes n. Plural of meat axe.
 • MEATAXE n. a meat cleaver.
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| TEABOXES | • teaboxes n. Plural of teabox. • TEABOX n. a box for storing tea leaves.
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