| EXCREMENTUM | • EXCREMENTUM n. (Latin) waste material or rubbish. |
| EXECUTABLES | • executables n. Plural of executable. • EXECUTABLE n. an executable piece of code. |
| EXECUTARIES | • EXECUTARY n. a business whose job comprises tasks appropriate to middle management as well as those traditionally carried out by a secretary. |
| EXECUTIONER | • executioner n. An official person who carries out the capital punishment of a criminal. • executioner n. (Archaic) Executor. • executioner n. A hit man, especially being in some organization. |
| EXECUTIVELY | • executively adv. In the way of executing or performing. • EXECUTIVE adv. concerned with performance, administration or management. |
| EXECUTRICES | • executrices n. Plural of executrix. • EXECUTRIX n. a woman exercising the functions of an executor, also EXECUTRESS. |
| EXECUTRIXES | • executrixes n. Plural of executrix. • EXECUTRIX n. a woman exercising the functions of an executor, also EXECUTRESS. |
| EXPENDITURE | • expenditure n. (Uncountable, countable) Act of expending or paying out. • expenditure n. (Uncountable, countable) The amount expended; expense; outlay. • EXPENDITURE n. the act of expending. |
| EXTENUATIVE | • extenuative adj. Tending to extenuate. • EXTENUATIVE n. a medicine which causes thinness or emaciation. |
| EXULCERATED | • exulcerated v. Simple past tense and past participle of exulcerate. • EXULCERATE v. to ulcerate. |
| EXULCERATES | • exulcerates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of exulcerate. • EXULCERATE v. to ulcerate. |
| FLEXECUTIVE | • flexecutive n. An executive or other professional who works flexible hours, sometimes from home via the Internet. • FLEXECUTIVE n. a professional whose use of information technology allows them to be flexible in where and when they work. |
| REEXECUTING | • REEXECUTE v. to execute again. |
| RETEXTURIZE | • retexturize v. (Transitive) To texturize again. |
| TEXTURELESS | • textureless adj. Devoid of texture. • TEXTURELESS adj. without texture. |
| UNEXPECTEDS | • unexpecteds n. Plural of unexpected. |
| UNEXPERIENT | • unexperient adj. (Obsolete) inexperienced. • UNEXPERIENT adj. (Shakespeare) inexperienced. |