| EXCURSES | • excurses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of excurse. • EXCURSE v. (archaic) to digress. |
| EXCURSUS | • excursus n. A fuller treatment (in a separate section) of a particular part of the text of a book, especially a classic. • excursus n. A narrative digression, especially to discuss a particular issue. • EXCURSUS n. (Latin) a dissertation or discussion on some particular matter appended to the main body of a book or chapter. |
| EXCUSERS | • excusers n. Plural of excuser. • EXCUSER n. one who excuses. |
| EXPOSERS | • exposers n. Plural of exposer. • EXPOSER n. one who exposes. |
| EXPRESSO | • expresso n. (Proscribed) Alternative form of espresso. • EXPRESSO n. (Italian) a strong coffee, also ESPRESSO. |
| OREXISES | • OREXIS n. (Greek) an appetite. |
| PRAXISES | • praxises n. Plural of praxis. • PRAXIS n. (Greek) practical use of a branch of learning. |
| RHEXISES | • RHEXIS n. (Greek) rupture of a blood vessel. |
| SEXPERTS | • sexperts n. Plural of sexpert. • SEXPERT n. an expert in sexual behaviour. |
| SEXTUORS | • sextuors n. Plural of sextuor. • SEXTUOR n. a group of six, also SEXTET, SEXTETTE. |
| SIXSCORE | • sixscore num. (Archaic) One hundred and twenty. • SIXSCORE n. one hundred and twenty. |
| STORAXES | • storaxes n. Plural of storax. • STORAX n. (Latin) a fragrant resin, also STYRAX. |
| STYRAXES | • styraxes n. Plural of styrax. • STYRAX n. (Greek) a fragrant resin, also STORAX. |
| SUPERSEX | • supersex n. (Biology) The result of an abnormal combination of sex chromosomes. • SUPERSEX n. very good sex. |
| SURTAXES | • surtaxes n. Plural of surtax. • SURTAX v. to assess with an extra tax. |
| SYRINXES | • syrinxes n. Plural of syrinx. • SYRINX n. (Greek) the vocal organ of a bird. |
| XERANSES | • xeranses n. Plural of xeransis. • XERANSIS n. (Greek) a drying up. |
| XERANSIS | • xeransis n. (Pathology) A drying of the tissues. • XERANSIS n. (Greek) a drying up. |
| XERASIAS | • XERASIA n. abnormal dryness of the hair. |