| CONNEXIONS | • connexions n. Plural of connexion. • CONNEXION n. the act of connecting, also CONNECTION. |
| DISANNEXED | • disannexed v. Simple past tense and past participle of disannex. • DISANNEX v. to disunite; to undo or repeal the annexation of. |
| DISANNEXES | • disannexes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disannex. • DISANNEX v. to disunite; to undo or repeal the annexation of. |
| ENDOTOXINS | • endotoxins n. Plural of endotoxin. • ENDOTOXIN n. a toxin of internal origin, specifically a poisonous substance present in bacteria. |
| EXAMINANTS | • examinants n. Plural of examinant. • EXAMINANT n. one who examines. |
| EXPANSIONS | • expansions n. Plural of expansion. • EXPANSION n. the act of expanding. |
| EXSANGUINE | • exsanguine adj. Lacking blood; anemic. • EXSANGUINE adj. without blood, anaemic, also EXSANGUINED, EXSANGUINEOUS, EXSANGUINOUS. |
| EXSCINDING | • exscinding v. Present participle of exscind. • EXSCIND v. to cut out. |
| EXTENSIONS | • extensions n. Plural of extension. • EXTENSION n. an act of extending. |
| INEXISTANT | • inexistant adj. (Obsolete) nonexistent; that does not exist. • INEXISTANT adj. indwelling, inherent, also INEXISTENT. |
| INEXISTENT | • inexistent adj. Nonexistent. • INEXISTENT adj. not existing, also INEXISTANT. |
| INFLEXIONS | • inflexions n. Plural of inflexion. • INFLEXION n. a change in the form of a word, usually modification or affixation, signalling change in such grammatical functions as tense, voice, mood, person, also INFLECTION. |
| QUINCUNXES | • quincunxes n. Plural of quincunx. • QUINCUNX n. (Latin) an arrangement of five things. |
| SEXENNIALS | • sexennials n. Plural of sexennial. • SEXENNIAL n. a six-year anniversary. |
| SIXPENNIES | • sixpennies n. Plural of sixpenny. • SIXPENNY n. a coin worth six pence. |
| UNSEXINESS | • unsexiness n. The quality of being unsexy. |
| VEXINGNESS | • vexingness n. (Rare) Quality of being vexing. • VEXINGNESS n. the state of being vexing. |
| XENOGENIES | • XENOGENY n. the production of offspring totally different from the parent. |
| XENOMANIAS | • XENOMANIA n. an inordinate attachment to foreign things. |
| XENOMENIAS | • XENOMENIA n. menstruation from abnormal orifices. |