ex-crĕmo v. a. to burn ex-creo excrescentĭa ex-cresco v. inch. n. to grow out; forth; to grow up; rise up; is swollen excrētus separated; Part excrētus grown up; P. a excrŭcĭābĭlis adj. deserving of torture; tormenting; torturing excrŭcĭātĭo torment; torture excrŭcĭātor a tormentor excrŭcĭātus torment; torture ex-crŭcĭo v. a. to torment greatly; to torture; rack; plague; Ep excŭbātĭo a watching; keeping watch excŭbĭae a lying out of the house; a lying out on guard; a watching; keeping watch; pers… ex-cŭbĭcŭlārĭus an ex-chamberlain excŭbĭtor one who keeps guard; a watchman; guard; sentinel excŭbĭtōrĭum a post where guards were stationed; sub fin excŭbĭtus a watching; keeping watch ex-cŭbo v. n. to lie; sleep out of doors; to lie out on guard; to keep watch; to watch ex-cūdo v. a. to strike; beat; hammer out; to hatch out; To forge exculcātor a skirmisher; scout exculcātus P. a. ex-culco to tread; beat out; to tread down; to stamp firm; close excultor a cultivator; rearer excultus ex-cŭnĕātus adj. crowded out of the seats in the theatre; that can not get a seat ex-cūrātus carefully attended to; taken good care of ex-cūrĭo v. a. io eject from the curia; from the senate ex-curro v. n. and a. to run out; forth; to hasten forwards; to sally forth; to make an excursion ex-cursātĭo a sally; onset ex-cursātor a skirmisher; scout excursĭo a running; out; forth; a sally; onset excurso v. n. to break forth repeatedly; to make frequent sallies; incursions excursor A skirmisher; scout; spy excursus excursus a running out; forth; a sally; charge; onset excūsābĭlis adj. that may be excused; excusable; excusably excūsābundus adj. excusing himself excūsāmentum an excuse excūsātē adv. without blame; excūsātĭo an excusing; excuse; obj; cur; gen. obj excūsātĭuncŭla a trifling excuse excūsātor one who excuses excūsātus P. a. ex-cūso v. a. to excuse; quod; excuses himself as being; apologize for; to allege in excuse excūsor a coppersmith; a smith excussābĭlis excusse adv. excussĭo a shaking down excussōrĭus adj. that serves for shaking out excussus P. a. excussus a beating out; beating excūsus ex-cŭtĭo v. a. to shake out; off; to cast out; drive out; to send forth exdĕcĭmāta Exdemeticus the title of a satire by Varro exdīco ex-dorsŭo v. a. to take out the backbone; to bone exdūtae ex-dŭumvĭr one who has been a duumvir exĕbĕnus a precious stone of a shining white exĕco ex-ĕdo v. a. to eat up; devour; consume; destroy; to consume exĕdra a hall furnished with seats; a hall for conversing; disputing in; an aviary exĕdrĭum a sitting-room exĕdum a plant otherwise unknown ex-ēdūrātus deprived of hardness exēgētĭce the art of interpretation; exegesis exemplar A transcript; copy; an image; likeness; impression exemplāre exemplāris adj. That serves as a pattern; example; exemplary; Subst; copies exemplārĭum A copy; A model; pattern; original exemplātus adj. copied; transcribed exemplo v. a. to adduce as an example exemplum a sample; An imitation; image; portrait; a draught exemptĭlis adj. that may be taken out; removable exemptĭo a taking out; removing; a detention exemptor one who takes out; stone; a quarryman exemptus exemptus a taking out; away exĕnĭa exentĕro ex-ĕo v. n. and a. Neutr; to go out; forth; to go away; depart exĕquĭae ex-ercĕo v. a. to drive on; keep busy; keep at work; to oversee; superintend;; to work exercĭbĭlis adj. practicable exercĭo v. a. to make up for; earn exercĭtāmentum exercise exercĭtātē adv. exercĭtātĭo A moving; agitating; setting in motion; Exercise; practice exercĭtātor an exerciser; trainer exercĭtātōrĭus adj. diligent; active exercĭtātrix gymnastics exercĭtātus P. a. exercĭte adv. exercĭtĭo practice; exercise; management; administration exercĭtĭum exercise exercĭto v. freq. a. to exercise diligently; frequently; practise; verb. finit; to vex exercĭtor an exerciser; trainer; one who exercises; practises exercĭtōrĭus adj. belonging to exercise; belonging to trade; business exercĭtŭālis adj. belonging to an army