| ANOREXIGENIC | • anorexigenic adj. (Medicine) creating or inducing a state of anorexia. • anorexigenic n. An anorexigenic agent. • ANOREXIGENIC adj. promoting or causing anorexia. |
| CEFTRIAXONES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| CONSERVATRIX | • conservatrix n. A female conservator. • CONSERVATRIX n. a female conservator. |
| CONTRASEXUAL | • contrasexual adj. (Jungian psychology, of part of the psyche) Having characteristics of the opposite gender. • CONTRASEXUAL n. one who represses the personality traits that most people repress because they are characteristic of the opposite sex. |
| EXACERBATION | • exacerbation n. An increase in the severity of something (such as a disease). • EXACERBATION n. the act of exarcebating. |
| EXCARNATIONS | • excarnations n. Plural of excarnation. • EXCARNATION n. the act of excarnating, removing the flesh from. |
| EXCLUSIONARY | • exclusionary adj. Acting to exclude something. • EXCLUSIONARY adj. relating to exclusion. |
| EXCORIATIONS | • excoriations n. Plural of excoriation. • EXCORIATION n. the act of excoriating. |
| EXCRUCIATION | • excruciation n. Excruciating pain. • EXCRUCIATION n. the act of excruciating. |
| EXERCITATION | • exercitation n. (Rare or obsolete) The exercise or exertion of some power, responsibility, faculty etc. • EXERCITATION n. putting into practice. |
| EXORBITANCES | • exorbitances n. Plural of exorbitance. • EXORBITANCE n. an exorbitant action or procedure, also EXORBITANCY. |
| EXPECTORANTS | • expectorants n. Plural of expectorant. • EXPECTORANT n. an agent that promotes the discharge or expulsion of mucus from the respiratory tract. |
| EXTRICATIONS | • extrications n. Plural of extrication. • EXTRICATION n. the act of extricating. |
| EXULCERATION | • exulceration n. (Obsolete) ulceration. • exulceration n. (Obsolete) fretting; festering; soreness. • EXULCERATION n. ulceration. |
| PRAXINOSCOPE | • praxinoscope n. (Historical) An animation device invented in 1877 and used in early image projection. It consisted of… • PRAXINOSCOPE n. an instrument with mirrors in which a series of moving drawings appear as a continuously moving picture; an early form of cinematograph. |