| EXCREMENTS | • excrements n. Plural of excrement. • EXCREMENT n. waste matter discharged from the digestive system. |
| EXCRESCENT | • excrescent n. A growing mutation, usually abnormal. • excrescent n. (Phonetics) A sound in a word without etymological reason. • excrescent adj. Growing out in an abnormal or morbid manner or as a superfluity. |
| EXILEMENTS | • exilements n. Plural of exilement. • EXILEMENT n. banishment. |
| EXISTENCES | • existences n. Plural of existence. • EXISTENCE n. the fact of existing. |
| EXONERATES | • exonerates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of exonerate. • EXONERATE v. to clear of blame. |
| EXPEDIENTS | • expedients n. Plural of expedient. • EXPEDIENT n. a means. |
| EXPELLENTS | • expellents n. Plural of expellent. • EXPELLENT n. something that expels, also EXPELLANT. |
| EXPERTNESS | • expertness n. The state of being expert. • expertness n. Skill or proficiency. • EXPERTNESS n. a possession of specific skills, also EXPERTISM. |
| EXTENSIBLE | • extensible adj. Capable of being extended. • EXTENSIBLE adj. that can be extended, also EXTENDABLE, EXTENDIBLE, EXTENSILE. |
| EXTENUATES | • extenuates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of extenuate. • EXTENUATE v. to lessen; to weaken the force of. |
| EXTERMINES | • extermines v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of extermine. • EXTERMINE v. (Shakespeare) to exterminate. |
| GENETRIXES | • genetrixes n. Plural of genetrix. • GENETRIX n. (Latin) a mother, also GENITRIX. |
| INTERSEXES | • intersexes n. Plural of intersex. • INTERSEX n. people having characteristics of both sexes. |
| NEXTNESSES | • nextnesses n. Plural of nextness. • NEXTNESS n. the state of being next. |
| SIXTEENERS | • sixteeners n. Plural of sixteener. • SIXTEENER n. a verse of sixteen syllables. |