exercĭtus P. a. exercĭtus exercise; an exercised; disciplined body of men; an army; land army exĕro ex-erro v. n. to wander away; to deviate; err exertus exēsor that which eats away exesto exēsus ex-fībŭlo v. a. to unclasp; loosen exfīlo v. a. to deprive of threads; unravel exfir N. cr ex-fŏlĭo v. a. to strip of leaves ex-fornĭcātus having committed fornication ex-fundātus razed to the ground exfuti N. cr ex-fŭtūtus worn out by debauchery ex-gurgĭto exhaeresimus exhālātĭo an exhalation ex-hālo v. a. and n. to breathe out; exhale; evaporate; let the fumes pass off; get sober ex-hărēno v. a. to cleanse from sand ex-haurĭo v. a. to draw out; to empty by drawing; to exhaust; to take out; empty out exhaustus ex-herbo v. a. to free from grass; woods exhērēdātĭo a disinheriting exhērēdātor a disinheriter exhērēdĭto to disinherit exhērēdo v. a. to disinherit; to deprive the heir of ex-hēres adj. disinherited.— Subst; a disinherited person ex-hĭbĕo v. a. To hold forth; tender; present; to deliver; give up; produce exhĭbĭtĭo A handing out; giving up; producing; delivering; Sustenance exhĭbĭtor one who presents; gives; a giver exhĭbĭtōrĭus adj. relating to handing over; giving up exhĭbĭtus exhĭlărātĭo a gladdening; rejoicing ex-hĭlăro v. a. to gladden; cheer; to make merry; to rejoice; delight ex-hinc adv. hereupon; after this exhŏnōrātio a dishonoring ex-hŏnōro v. a. to dishonor; despise ex-horrĕo v. a. to tremble; shudder exceedingly at; to be terrified at; to dread exhorresco v. inch. n. Neutr; to tremble; shudder exceedingly; to be terrified; shudder at exhortātĭo an exhorting; exhortation; encouraging exhortātīvus adj. belonging to exhortation; encouragement; exhortative exhortātor an exhorter; encourager exhortātōrĭus adj. belonging to; containing exhortation; hortatory ex-hortor v. dep. a. to exhort; encourage; ut; to stimulate; excite ex-hūmōro v. a. to free from; humors exhȳ^drĭae winds accompanied by rain exībĭlo ex-ignesco v. inch. n. to become ignited; turn to fire ex-ĭgo v. a. to drive out; forth; to thrust out; to take; turn out exĭgŭē adv. briefly; sparingly exĭgŭĭtas scantiness; smallness; littleness; shortness; scarcity exĭgŭus adj. scanty; small; little; petty; short exĭlĭca exĭlĭo exīlis adj. small; thin; slender; lank; meagre exīlĭtas thinness; meagreness; weakness; poorness exīlĭter adv. exĭlĭum exim exĭmĭē adv. exĭmĭĕtas excellence; eminence exĭmĭus adj. excepted; exempt; you should be the only excepted one; Select; choice ex-ĭmo v. a. to take out; take away; remove; de; ex exin adv. ex-ĭnānĭo v. a. to empty; make empty; clean out; strip; fleece exĭnānītĭo an emptying; evacuation ex-indē from there; from that place; thence; after that; next in order exinfulabat exintĕro v. a. to disembowel; draw; to torture; torment; to empty existĭmābĭlis adj. supposable; probable; likely existĭmātĭo a judging; judgment; opinion; supposition; reputation existĭmātor a judge; a critic ex-istĭmo v. a. to value; estimate; reckon; esteem; interrog. clause existo exĭtĭābĭlis adj. destructive; fatal; deadly; perniciously; fatally exĭtĭālis adj. destructive; fatal; deadly; perniciously exĭtĭo a going; coming out exĭtĭōsē adv. exĭtĭōsus adj. destructive; deadly; perniciously.—Sup exĭtĭum a going out; egress; destruction; ruin; hurt exĭtus exĭtus a going out; forth; egress; departure; a bursting ex-jūro v. a. to swear solemnly exlĕcē^bra ex-lex adj. beyond the law; bound by no law; lawless; acc.;; N. cr exmŏvĕo ex-mucco ex-obrŭtus scraped out; cleared out ex-obsē^cro v. n. to entreat earnestly ex-occŭpo v. a. to discharge of employment; free from occupation exŏchădĭum external piles exōcoetus a fish that sleeps on the shore ex-ŏcŭlo v. a. to deprive of the eyes; sight exŏdĭārĭus a player in the exŏdĭum a piece of a comic description; a kind of dramatized satura; for the most part … exŏdōrātus adj. deprived of its smell Exŏdus the name of the second book of Moses ex-ŏlesco v. inch. n. To grow out; to attain its full size; grow up; grown up; full grown