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Webster Dictionary :: Excursiveness

EXCUR'SIVENESS, n. The act of wandering or of passing usual limits.

Webster Dictionary :: Excursively

EXCUR'SIVELY, adv. In a wandering manner.

Webster Dictionary :: Excursive

EXCUR'SIVE, a. Rambling; wandering; deviating; as an excursive fancy or imaginat...

Webster Dictionary :: Excursion

EXCUR'SION, n. [L. excursio, excurso, from cursus, from curro, to run.] 1. A ram...

Webster Dictionary :: Exculpatory

EXCUL'PATORY, a. Able to clear from the charge of fault or guilt; excusing; cont...

Webster Dictionary :: Exculpation

EXCULPA'TION, n. The act of vindicating from a charge of fault or crime; excuse.

Webster Dictionary :: Exculpating

EXCUL'PATING, ppr. Clearing by words from the charge of fault or crime.

Webster Dictionary :: Exculpated

EXCUL'PATED, pp. Cleared by words from the imputation of fault or guilt.

Webster Dictionary :: Exculpate

EXCUL'PATE, v.t. [L. ex and culpo, to blame, culpa, fault.] To clear by words fr...

Webster Dictionary :: Excubation

EXCUBA'TION, n. The act of watching all night. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Excruciating

EXCRU'CIATING, ppr. Torturing; tormenting; putting to most severe pain. 1. Extre...

Webster Dictionary :: Excruciate

EXCRU'CIATE, v.t. [L. excrucio; ex and crucio, to torment, from crux, a cross.] ...

Webster Dictionary :: Excruciatd

EXCRU'CIATD, pp. Tortured; racked; tormented.

Webster Dictionary :: Excruciable

EXCRU'CIABLE, v. [infra.] Liable to torment. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Excretory

EX'CRETORY, a. Having the quality of excreting or throwing off excrementitious m...

Webster Dictionary :: Excretive

EX'CRETIVE, a. Having the power of separating and ejecting fluid matter from the...

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