| ANTHELIXES | • anthelixes n. Plural of anthelix. • ANTHELIX n. (Greek) the inner curved edge of the external ear. |
| BISSEXTILE | • bissextile adj. Having an intercalary day, particularly the quadrennial leap day of the Julian and Gregorian calendars… • bissextile n. Synonym of leap year: a year with an intercalary day. • BISSEXTILE n. the extra day in the leap year. |
| EXFOLIATES | • exfoliates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of exfoliate. • EXFOLIATE v. to separate and come off in scales or laminae, as pieces of carious bone or of bark. |
| EXILEMENTS | • exilements n. Plural of exilement. • EXILEMENT n. banishment. |
| EXPLETIVES | • expletives n. Plural of expletive. • EXPLETIVE n. a swearword. |
| EXPLICATES | • explicates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of explicate. • EXPLICATE v. to explain. |
| EXPLOITERS | • exploiters n. Plural of exploiter. • EXPLOITER n. one who exploits. |
| EXTENSIBLE | • extensible adj. Capable of being extended. • EXTENSIBLE adj. that can be extended, also EXTENDABLE, EXTENDIBLE, EXTENSILE. |
| EXTRUSIBLE | • extrusible adj. Capable of being extruded. • EXTRUSIBLE adj. that can be extruded, also EXTRUDABLE. |
| FLEXITIMES | • flexitimes n. Plural of flexitime. • FLEXITIME n. a system that allows flexible working hours, also FLEXTIME. |
| FLEXTIMERS | • FLEXTIMER n. one who works flextime. |
| HELIOTAXES | • HELIOTAXIS n. the response of an organism to the sun's rays. |
| PIXELLATES | • pixellates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pixellate. • PIXELLATE v. to divide an image into pixels for display in a digital format, also PIXELATE, PIXILATE, PIXILLATE. |
| SEXIVALENT | • sexivalent adj. (Chemistry) hexavalent. • SEXIVALENT adj. of a valency of six, also SEXVALENT. |
| SEXTUPLIED | • SEXTUPLY v. in Scots law, to offer a rejoinder. |
| SEXTUPLIES | • SEXTUPLY v. in Scots law, to offer a rejoinder. |
| ZELATRIXES | • zelatrixes n. Plural of zelatrix. • ZELATRIX n. (Latin) a nun whose duty is to keep watch on the behaviour of younger nuns in the convent, also ZELATOR, ZELATRICE. |