| EXASPERATERS | • exasperaters n. Plural of exasperater. • EXASPERATER n. one who exasperates, also EXASPERATOR. |
| EXASPERATORS | • exasperators n. Plural of exasperator. • EXASPERATOR n. one who exasperates, also EXASPERATER. |
| EXPERIENCERS | • experiencers n. Plural of experiencer. • EXPERIENCER n. one who experiences. |
| EXPROPRIATES | • expropriates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of expropriate. • EXPROPRIATE v. to deprive of possession or proprietary rights. |
| EXTEMPORISER | • extemporiser n. Alternative form of extemporizer. • EXTEMPORISER n. one who extemporises, also EXTEMPORIZER. |
| HYPEROREXIAS | • HYPEROREXIA n. compulsive overeating. |
| OVEREXPOSURE | • overexposure n. Excessive exposure. • overexposure n. Of a famous person, excessive publicity, publication or reporting regarding that person. • overexposure n. (Photography) Exposure of film to light during the development process for a longer time than is required… |
| PRECENTRIXES | • PRECENTRIX n. a female precentor. |
| PROTECTRIXES | • PROTECTRIX n. a female protector, also PROTECTRESS. |
| REEXPRESSING | • reexpressing v. Present participle of reexpress. • re-expressing v. Present participle of re-express. • REEXPRESS v. to express again. |
| REEXPRESSION | • reexpression n. Subsequent or repeated expression. |
| SUPEREXPRESS | • superexpress n. A very fast express train. • SUPEREXPRESS n. a very fast express. |
| XEROGRAPHERS | • xerographers n. Plural of xerographer. • XEROGRAPHER n. one who practises xerography. |
| XEROGRAPHIES | • XEROGRAPHY n. a nonchemical photographic process in which the plate is sensitized electrically and developed by dusting with electrically-charged fine powder. |