| CACHEXIES | • cachexies n. Plural of cachexy. • CACHEXY n. general ill health, also CACHEXIA. |
| CAKEBOXES | • cakeboxes n. Plural of cakebox. • CAKEBOX n. a container for a cake. |
| CASEMIXES | • casemixes n. Plural of casemix. • case␣mixes n. Plural of case mix. • CASEMIX n. a database system for storing information about medical patients. |
| CATALEXES | • catalexes n. Plural of catalexis. • CATALEXIS n. the condition of being catalectic, lacking one syllable in the last foot. |
| COANNEXES | • COANNEX v. to annex jointly. |
| EXACTNESS | • exactness n. The state of being exact. • EXACTNESS n. the state of being exact. |
| EXACTRESS | • exactress n. A female exactor. • EXACTRESS n. a female exactor. |
| EXARCHIES | • exarchies n. Plural of exarchy. • EXARCHY n. the domain of an exarch. |
| EXCAVATES | • excavates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of excavate. • EXCAVATE v. to dig out. |
| EXCHANGES | • exchanges n. Plural of exchange. • EXCHANGE v. to give and receive reciprocally. |
| EXCISABLE | • excisable adj. Liable or subject to excise. • EXCISABLE adj. liable or subject to excise; as, tobacco in an excisable commodity. |
| EXCISEMAN | • exciseman n. An officer employed to collect excise duty (excise tax), and to enforce excise laws. • EXCISEMAN n. an officer charged with collecting excise duty. |
| EXCUSABLE | • excusable adj. Possible to excuse; worthy of being excused. • EXCUSABLE adj. that can be excused. |
| EXECRATES | • execrates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of execrate. • EXECRATE v. to declare to be evil; to denounce or place under a curse. |
| EXITANCES | • exitances n. Plural of exitance. • EXITANCE n. a measure of radiation from a surface. |
| EXPISCATE | • expiscate v. (Transitive, formal, archaic) To fish out; to find out by skill or laborious investigation; to search out. • EXPISCATE v. to learn through laborious investigation; literally, to fish out. |
| EXSECANTS | • exsecants n. Plural of exsecant. • EXSECANT n. a trigonometric function of an angle. |
| EXSICCATE | • exsiccate v. (Transitive) To dry, to desiccate, to dehydrate. • EXSICCATE v. to dry up. |
| SEXCAPADE | • sexcapade n. (Humorous) A sexual escapade; an incident or story involving sex. • SEXCAPADE n. a sexual escapade. |
| XERISCAPE | • xeriscape n. A kind of landscape design for arid regions, minimising the need for irrigation. • xeriscape v. To landscape in a water-friendly manner. • XERISCAPE v. (tradename) to landscape (an arid place) in a way that conserves by using plants that require little water. |