| EXCRUCIATING | • excruciating adj. Causing great pain or anguish, agonizing. • excruciating adj. Exceedingly intense; extreme. • EXCRUCIATE v. to inflict intense pain on. |
| EXHAUSTINGLY | • exhaustingly adv. In an exhausting manner. • EXHAUSTINGLY adv. in the manner of using the whole strength of. |
| EXPUGNATIONS | • expugnations n. Plural of expugnation. • EXPUGNATION n. the act of expugning. |
| EXPURGATIONS | • expurgations n. Plural of expurgation. • EXPURGATION n. the act of expurgating. |
| EXSANGUINATE | • exsanguinate v. (Transitive) To kill by means of blood loss. • exsanguinate v. (Intransitive) To die by means of blood loss. • exsanguinate v. (Transitive) To drain a body (living or dead) of blood. |
| EXSANGUINITY | • exsanguinity n. (Medicine) Lack of blood. • EXSANGUINITY n. the state of being exsanguine, without blood. |
| EXSUFFLATING | • exsufflating v. Present participle of exsufflate. • EXSUFFLATE v. to blow away; to exorcise. |
| EXTENUATINGS | • EXTENUATING n. the act of excusing. |
| EXTINGUISHED | • extinguished v. Simple past tense and past participle of extinguish. • extinguished adj. Having been quenched or eliminated. • EXTINGUISH v. to bring to an end. |
| EXTINGUISHER | • extinguisher n. One who, or that which, extinguishes something. • EXTINGUISHER n. a device that extinguishes. |
| EXTINGUISHES | • extinguishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of extinguish. • EXTINGUISH v. to bring to an end. |
| EXULCERATING | • exulcerating v. Present participle of exulcerate. • EXULCERATE v. to ulcerate. |
| MULTIPLEXING | • multiplexing v. Present participle of multiplex. • multiplexing n. The simultaneous transmission of multiple signals on the same channel. • MULTIPLEXING n. the act of incorporating into a multiplex signal. |
| TEXTUALIZING | • textualizing v. Present participle of textualize. |
| UNEXCITINGLY | • unexcitingly adv. In an unexciting manner. |