| EXCERPTUM | • excerptum n. An excerpt. • EXCERPTUM n. (Latin) an excerpt, selection. |
| EXEMPTING | • exempting v. Present participle of exempt. • EXEMPT v. to free from liability. |
| EXEMPTION | • exemption n. An act of exempting. • exemption n. The state of being exempt; immunity. • exemption n. A deduction from the normal amount of taxes. |
| EXEMPTIVE | • EXEMPTIVE adj. tending to exempt. |
| EXPERTISM | • expertism n. A policy of consulting experts. • EXPERTISM n. possession of specific skills, also EXPERTNESS. |
| EXTEMPORE | • extempore adj. Carried out with no preparation; impromptu. • extempore adv. Without preparation; extemporaneously. • extempore n. Something improvised. |
| MASTOPEXY | • mastopexy n. (Surgery) Any operation designed to lift or reshape a woman’s breast. • MASTOPEXY n. cosmetic surgery of breasts. |
| METROPLEX | • metroplex n. (US, urban studies) A large metropolitan area containing several cities and their suburbs. • METROPLEX n. a large urban or metropolitan area. |
| MULTIPLEX | • multiplex adj. Comprising several interleaved parts. • multiplex adj. (Botany) Having petals lying in folds over each other. • multiplex adj. (Medicine) Having multiple members with a particular condition. |
| NONEXEMPT | • nonexempt adj. Not exempt. • nonexempt adj. (Law) Subject to taxation; not within any category of income to which taxes are not applied. • nonexempt n. One who is not exempt. |
| PREEXEMPT | • PREEXEMPT v. to exempt beforehand. |
| PROXIMATE | • proximate adj. Close or closest; adjacent. • proximate adj. (Law) Immediately preceding or following in a chain of causation. • proximate adj. About to take place; impending. |