| EXTOL | • extol v. To praise; to make high. • EXTOL v. to praise highly, also EXTOLL. |
| EXTOLD | • extold v. (Obsolete) simple past tense and past participle of extol. • EXTOL v. to praise highly, also EXTOLL. |
| EXTOLL | • extoll v. (Transitive) Alternative spelling of extol. • EXTOLL v. to praise highly, also EXTOL. |
| EXTOLLED | • extolled v. Simple past tense and past participle of extol. • EXTOLL v. to praise highly, also EXTOL. |
| EXTOLLER | • extoller n. One who extols. • EXTOLLER n. one who extols. |
| 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. |
| EXTOLLINGLY | • extollingly adv. So as to extol; with praise. • EXTOLLING adv. EXTOLL, to praise highly, also EXTOL. |
| EXTOLLS | • extolls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of extoll. • EXTOLL v. to praise highly, also EXTOL. |
| EXTOLMENT | • extolment n. (Obsolete) Praise. • EXTOLMENT n. praise. |
| EXTOLMENTS | • extolments n. Plural of extolment. • EXTOLMENT n. praise. |
| EXTOLS | • extols v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of extol. • EXTOL v. to praise highly, also EXTOLL. |
| SEXTOLET | • sextolet n. (Music) A double triplet; a group of six equal notes played in the time of four. • SEXTOLET n. a group of six notes performed in the time of four. |
| SEXTOLETS | • sextolets n. Plural of sextolet. • SEXTOLET n. a group of six notes performed in the time of four. |