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4,504- Extuberance
- Extuberancy
- Extuberant
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- Exuberance
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- Exuberant
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- Exuccous
- Exudate
- Exudation
- Exude
- Exulcerate
- Exulceration
- Exulcerative
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- Exult
- Exultance; Exultancy
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- Eyalet
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- Eyeless
- Eyelet
- Eyeleteer
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- Eyer
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- Eyesaint; Eye-Saint
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- Eyesplice; Eye-Splice
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- Eyespotted; Eye-Spotted
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- Eyrie; Eyry
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Extuberance
Open directlyWebster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828
Part of speech: noun (n.)
A swelling or rising; protuberance. [R.] Moxon.