CONSERVATRIXES | • CONSERVATRIX n. a female conservator. |
COXSACKIEVIRUS | • coxsackievirus n. Any of many enteroviruses that cause disease mostly in children. |
EXPECTORATIVES | • expectoratives n. Plural of expectorative. • EXPECTORATIVE n. an expectorant medicine. |
EXTRAVAGATIONS | • extravagations n. Plural of extravagation. • EXTRAVAGATION n. the act of extravagating, wandering. |
EXTRAVASATIONS | • extravasations n. Plural of extravasation. • EXTRAVASATION n. an escape or effusion of blood or other fluid, esp. from many small vessels into surrounding tissue. |
EXTROVERSIVELY | • extroversively adv. In an extroversive manner. • EXTROVERSIVE adv. characterised by extroversion. |
OVEREXAGGERATE | • overexaggerate v. To exaggerate, to overstate excessively. • OVEREXAGGERATE v. to exaggerate excessively. |
OVEREXCITEMENT | • overexcitement n. The condition of being excessively excited. • over-excitement n. Alternative spelling of overexcitement. • OVEREXCITEMENT n. excessive excitement. |
OVEREXERCISING | • overexercising v. Present participle of overexercise. • OVEREXERCISE v. to exercise to excess. |
OVEREXPANSIONS | • overexpansions n. Plural of overexpansion. • OVEREXPANSION n. excessive expansion. |
OVEREXPLAINING | • overexplaining v. Present participle of overexplain. • OVEREXPLAIN v. to explain to excess. |
OVEREXPLOITING | • overexploiting v. Present participle of overexploit. • OVEREXPLOIT v. to exploit to excess. |
OVEREXTENSIONS | • overextensions n. Plural of overextension. • over-extensions n. Plural of over-extension. • OVEREXTENSION n. an excessive extension. |
OVEREXTRACTION | • overextraction n. An excessive extraction. • OVEREXTRACTION n. excessive extraction. |