exŏlētus exolvo exōmĭdes exŏmŏlŏgēsis a confession exŏnĕrātĭo an unloading; lightening; discharge exŏnĕrātor an unloader; discharger ex-ŏnĕro v. a. to free from a burden; to disburden; unload; discharge; to relieve exŏnўchŏn a plant; the lithospermon ex-ŏpīnisso v. n. to think exoptābĭlis adj. desirable; desired exoptātus P. a. ex-opto v. a. to wish; desire greatly; to long for; inf.-clause; object exōrābĭlis adj. easily entreated; moved; exorable; easily moving; persuasive exōrābŭla means of entreating; convincing; enticements; arguments exōrātĭo a moving by entreaty; effectual entreaty exōrātīvus adj. prayerful exōrātor one who obtains by entreaty; a successful suppliant exōrātrix she who obtains by entreaty ex-orbātus adj. utterly orphaned; bereaved exorbĭtātĭo a deviation; transgression exorbĭtātor a deviator from; a transgressor ex-orbĭto v. n. and a. Neutr; to go out of the track; to deviate; to turn out of the track; turn aside; exorcismus an exorcism exorcista an exorcist exorcīzo v. a. to drive away evil spirits by adjuration; to exorcise ex-ordĭor v. dep. a. to begin a web; to lay the warp; to weave; to begin; commence exordĭum the beginning; the warp of a web; a beginning; commencement; the introduction exŏrĭens ex-ŏrĭor v. dep. n. imperf. subj; to come out; forth; to spring up; to rise exormiston a fish exornātĭo an adorning; decorating; embellishing; to the toilet; embellishment exornātor an adorner; embellisher exornātus P. a. ex-orno v. a. to fit out; equip; furnish; supply with; N. cr.; ex-ōro v. a. to move; prevail upon; persuade by entreaty; to gain; obtain by entreaty; Ba exors exorsus exorsus a beginning; commencement exortīvus adj. belonging to the rising; ascendant; towards the sunrise; eastern exortus exortus a coming forth; rising ex-ŏs adj. without bones; boneless exoscŭlātĭo a fond; mutual kissing ex-oscŭlor v. dep. a. to kiss eagerly; kiss fondly; to praise greatly; to approve; admire exossis adj. without bones; boneless; Pliant; limber; supple exosso v. a. to deprive of the bones; to bone; to break the power of; to make helpless; bone… exōstra A machine in the theatre; by which the back part of the stage was turned toward… ex-ōsus hating exceedingly; detesting; hated exceedingly; hateful exōtĕrĭcus adj. external; exoteric exōtĭcus adj. foreign; exotic; Subst; a foreign garment ex-pallesco v. inch. n. to grow; turn very pale ex-pallĭātus adj. robbed of his cloak ex-pallĭdus adj. exceedingly pale; wan ex-palmo v. a. to slap; box; strike expalpo v. a. to obtain by coaxing; flattery expalpŏnĭdes expalpor ex-pando v. a. to spread out; spread apart; to expand expansĭo a spreading out; expansion expansus ex-păpillātus adj. bared to the breast ex-partus adj. past bearing expassus expatare N. cr expătĭor ex-pā^trĭcĭus one who has ceased to be a patrician; an ex-patrician ex-pā^tro v. a. to finish; bring to an end; to squander in voluptuousness ex-pausātus rested; refreshed ex-păvĕfăcĭo v. a. to terrify; frighten; make afraid ex-păvĕo v. a. to be sorely afraid of ex-păvesco v. inch. n. to be; become greatly terrified; to be very; much afraid; to be greatly frighte… ex-păvĭdus adj. terrified greatly expectātio ex-pectŏro v. a. to drive from the breast; to expel; banish from the mind ex-pĕcūlĭātus adj. stripped of property ex-pĕdĭo v. a. to free the feet; to extricate; disengage; let loose; set free expĕdītē adv. expĕdītĭo an enterprise against the enemy; an expedition; campaign; An unfolding; develop… expĕdītĭōnālis adj. belonging to a military expedition expĕdītus P. a. expējūro v. n. to swear falsely; perjure one's self ex-pello v. a. to drive out; away; thrust out; to eject; expel ex-pendo v. a. to weigh out; weigh; against; to pay out; pay; to lay out expensa a disbursement; expense expensē adv. expensĭo an expense; expenditure expenso v. freq. a. To pay out; pay; To equalize; distribute equally expensum expensus expergē-făcĭo v. a. to awaken; rouse; to arouse; stir up; excite expergēfactĭo an awakening; rousing expergēfīo expergĭfĭco v. a. to awaken; arouse; excite expergĭfĭcus adj. that awakens; excites expergisco expergiscor v. dep. imperf. subj; to be awakened; to awake; to rouse; bestir one's self expergĭtē adv. expergĭtus expergo v. a. to awaken; rouse up; awakens; vigilantly; watchfully expĕrĭens P. a.