| EXABYTES | • exabytes n. Plural of exabyte. • EXABYTE n. a very large unit of computer memory. |
| EXACTERS | • exacters n. Plural of exacter. • EXACTER n. one that exacts, also EXACTOR. |
| EXACTEST | • exactest adj. Superlative form of exact: most exact. • exactest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of exact. • EXACT adj. precise. |
| EXACTING | • exacting adj. Making great demands; difficult to satisfy. • exacting adj. (Of an action, task, etc) Requiring precise accuracy, great care, effort, or attention. • exacting adj. (Of a person or organization) Characterized by exaction. |
| EXACTION | • exaction n. The act of demanding with authority, and compelling to pay or yield; compulsion to give or furnish;… • exaction n. Extortion. • exaction n. That which is exacted; a severe tribute; a fee, reward, or contribution, demanded or levied with severity… |
| EXACTORS | • exactors n. Plural of exactor. • EXACTOR n. one that exacts, also EXACTER. |
| EXAHERTZ | • exahertz n. A unit of measurement based on one quintillion hertz. • exahertz n. One quintillion hertz, 1018 Hz. • EXAHERTZ n. one quintillion hertz. |
| EXALTERS | • exalters n. Plural of exalter. • EXALTER n. one who exalts or raises to dignity. |
| EXALTING | • exalting v. Present participle of exalt. • exalting adj. Of something that uplifts, that exalts. • EXALT v. to place in a high position. |
| EXAMETRE | • exametre n. 1018 metres. • EXAMETRE n. ten to the power of eighteen metres. |
| EXAMINED | • examined v. Simple past tense and past participle of examine. • EXAMINE v. to inspect. |
| EXAMINEE | • examinee n. One who is examined, e.g. for medical reasons. • examinee n. One who sits an examination. • EXAMINEE n. one who is taking an examination. |
| EXAMINER | • examiner n. A person who investigates someone or something. • examiner n. A person who sets an examination. • examiner n. A person who marks an examination. |
| EXAMINES | • examines v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of examine. • EXAMINE v. to inspect. |
| EXAMPLAR | • examplar n. Alternative form of exemplar. • EXAMPLAR n. an ideal model, also EXEMPLAR. |
| EXAMPLED | • exampled v. Simple past tense and past participle of example. • EXAMPLE v. to illustrate, show by representation. |
| EXAMPLES | • examples n. Plural of example. • examples v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of example. • EXAMPLE v. to illustrate, show by representation. |
| EXANTHEM | • exanthem n. A widespread rash usually occurring in children. • EXANTHEM n. a skin eruption, esp. accompanied by fever, also EXANTHEMA. |
| EXAPTIVE | • exaptive adj. Relating to exaptation. • EXAPTIVE adj. of a biological feature, having a function differing from that for which it was originally evolved e.g. feathers evolved originally for warmth, also EXAPTED. |
| EXARCHAL | • exarchal adj. Of or relating to an exarch. • EXARCHAL adj. relating to an exarch, the rank below patriarch in the Eastern church. |