| DESEXING | • desexing v. Present participle of desex. • DESEX v. to remove gender attributes from. |
| EXCHANGE | • exchange n. An act of exchanging or trading. • exchange n. A place for conducting trading. • exchange n. A telephone exchange. |
| EXEEMING | • exeeming v. Present participle of exeem. • EXEEM v. (Scots) to release or exempt, also EXEME. |
| EXERTING | • exerting v. Present participle of exert. • EXERT v. to make an effort. |
| EXIGEANT | • exigeant adj. Exigent; demanding. • EXIGEANT adj. (French) exacting. |
| EXIGENCE | • exigence n. Exigency. • EXIGENCE n. urgency, also EXIGENCY. |
| EXIGENCY | • exigency n. (Chiefly in the plural) The demands or requirements of a situation. • exigency n. An urgent situation, one requiring extreme effort or attention. • EXIGENCY n. urgency, also EXIGENCE. |
| EXIGENTS | • exigents n. Plural of exigent. • EXIGENT n. extremity, the last need. |
| EXOGENIC | • exogenic adj. (Geology) Originating on or above the surface of the earth; exogenetic. • exogenic adj. Existing or arising outside of a system. • exogenic adj. (Medicine, dermatology) Relating to the exogen growth phase. |
| EXPUGNED | • expugned v. Simple past tense and past participle of expugn. • EXPUGN v. to take by storm. |
| EXPUNGED | • expunged v. Simple past tense and past participle of expunge. • EXPUNGE v. to delete. |
| EXPUNGER | • expunger n. One who expunges. • EXPUNGER n. one who expunges. |
| EXPUNGES | • expunges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of expunge. • EXPUNGE v. to delete. |
| FEDEXING | • fedexing v. Present participle of fedex. • Fedexing v. Present participle of Fedex. • FedExing v. Present participle of FedEx. |
| GENETRIX | • genetrix n. Alternative form of genitrix. • GENETRIX n. (Latin) a mother, also GENITRIX. |
| TEGUEXIN | • teguexin n. (Zoology) A large South American lizard with yellowish spots; a gold tegu. • TEGUEXIN n. (Aztec) a large black and yellow South American lizard, also TEGU. |
| TELEXING | • telexing v. Present participle of telex. • TELEX v. (tradename) to send a message by a type of telegraphic system. |
| XENOGENY | • xenogeny n. Xenogenesis. • XENOGENY n. the production of offspring totally different from the parent. |