| AUTOTOXEMIA | • autotoxemia n. Alternative form of autotoxaemia. • AUTOTOXEMIA n. self-poisoning caused by absorption of toxic products originating within the body, also AUTOTOXAEMIA. |
| EXACTITUDES | • exactitudes n. Plural of exactitude. • EXACTITUDE n. the quality of being exact. |
| EXSTIPULATE | • exstipulate adj. (Botany) Not bearing stipules. • EXSTIPULATE adj. without stipules, also ESTIPULATE. |
| EXTENUATING | • extenuating v. Present participle of extenuate. • extenuating adj. That lessens the seriousness of something by providing an excuse. • EXTENUATING adj. excusing. |
| EXTENUATION | • extenuation n. (Countable and uncountable) The action of extenuating; extenuated condition. • EXTENUATION n. the act of extenuating. |
| EXTENUATIVE | • extenuative adj. Tending to extenuate. • EXTENUATIVE n. a medicine which causes thinness or emaciation. |
| EXTINCTURES | • EXTINCTURE n. (Shakespeare) extinction. |
| EXULTATIONS | • exultations n. Plural of exultation. • EXULTATION n. the act of exulting. |
| RETEXTURING | • retexturing v. Present participle of retexture. • retexturing n. The application of a new texture to something. • RETEXTURE v. to treat (material, a garment, etc.) so as to restore firmness to its texture. |
| RETEXTURIZE | • retexturize v. (Transitive) To texturize again. |
| TEXTUALISMS | • textualisms n. Plural of textualism. • TEXTUALISM n. strict adherence to a text, esp. that of the Bible. |
| TEXTUALISTS | • textualists n. Plural of textualist. • TEXTUALIST n. a person learned in, or a strict adherer to, the text, esp. of the Bible. |
| TEXTUALIZED | • textualized v. Simple past tense and past participle of textualize. |
| TEXTUALIZES | • textualizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of textualize. |
| TEXTURISING | • texturising v. Present participle of texturise. • TEXTURISE v. to give a particular texture to, also TEXTURIZE. |
| TEXTURIZING | • texturizing v. Present participle of texturize. • TEXTURIZE v. to give a particular texture to, also TEXTURISE. |