| EXPANDERS | • expanders n. Plural of expander. • EXPANDER n. a type of transducer, an electronic device transmitting received energy in a different form, also EXPANDOR. |
| EXPANSILE | • expansile adj. Expansionary, relating to expansion. • expansile adj. Expandable, which can be expanded. • EXPANSILE adj. expansible. |
| EXPANSIVE | • expansive adj. Comprehensive in scope or extent. • expansive adj. Talkative and sociable. • expansive adj. Able to be expanded. |
| EXPENDERS | • expenders n. Plural of expender. • EXPENDER n. one who expends. |
| EXPENSING | • expensing v. Present participle of expense. • EXPENSE v. to charge with costs. |
| EXPENSIVE | • expensive adj. (Obsolete) Given to expending a lot of money; profligate, lavish. • expensive adj. Having a high price or cost. • expensive adj. (Computing) Taking a lot of system time or resources. |
| EXPONENTS | • exponents n. Plural of exponent. • EXPONENT n. one who practises a discipline. |
| EXPUNGERS | • expungers n. Plural of expunger. • EXPUNGER n. one who expunges. |
| FUNPLEXES | • FUNPLEX n. a building with facilities for sports and games. |
| INEXPERTS | • inexperts n. Plural of inexpert. • INEXPERT n. one who lacks specific skills, also NONEXPERT. |
| PHOENIXES | • phoenixes n. Plural of phoenix. • phoenixes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of phoenix. • phœnixes n. Plural of phœnix. |
| PYROXENES | • pyroxenes n. Plural of pyroxene. • PYROXENE n. any of a group of minerals common in igneous rocks. |
| SIXPENCES | • sixpences n. Plural of sixpence. • SIXPENCE n. an obsolete British coin worth six pence. |
| SPANDEXED | • spandexed adj. Wearing spandex. • SPANDEXED adj. wearing spandex. |
| SPANDEXES | • spandexes n. Plural of spandex. • SPANDEX n. (tradename) a synthetic elastic fibre. |
| UNEXPOSED | • unexposed adj. That has not been exposed. • UNEXPOSED adj. not exposed. |
| XENOPUSES | • XENOPUS n. a frog native to southern Africa. |