| EXTOLLERS | • extollers n. Plural of extoller. • EXTOLLER n. one who extols. |
| EXTOLLING | • extolling v. Present participle of extoll. • EXTOLL v. to praise highly, also EXTOL. |
| EXTOLMENT | • extolment n. (Obsolete) Praise. • EXTOLMENT n. praise. |
| EXTORSIVE | • extorsive adj. Serving or tending to extort. • EXTORSIVE adj. relating to or practising extortion, also EXTORTIVE. |
| EXTORTERS | • extorters n. Plural of extorter. • EXTORTER n. one who extorts. |
| EXTORTING | • extorting v. Present participle of extort. • EXTORT v. to obtain something by violence or intimidation. |
| EXTORTION | • extortion n. The practice of extorting money or other property by the use of force or threats. • EXTORTION n. the illegal securing of money by compulsion or violence. |
| EXTORTIVE | • extortive adj. Involving, constituting or accomplished by extortion. • EXTORTIVE adj. relating to or practising extortion, also EXTORSIVE. |
| SEXTOLETS | • sextolets n. Plural of sextolet. • SEXTOLET n. a group of six notes performed in the time of four. |
| SEXTONESS | • sextoness n. A female sexton. • SEXTONESS n. a female sexton; a sexton's wife. |
| TEXTONYMS | • textonyms n. Plural of textonym. • TEXTONYM n. one of several words that may be keyed into a mobile phone by pressing the same sequence of buttons. |
| TEXTORIAL | • textorial adj. Of or pertaining to weaving. • TEXTORIAL adj. (archaic) of or pertaining to weaving. |