Excretory
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 11
[Fr. excrétoire. That excretes; having the quality of excreting or throwing off excrementitious matter by the glands. -n. (Physiol.) One of the little ducts or ve els destined to receive secreted fluids from the glands, and to excrete them. Excruciate, v . a . [Lat. excrucio , excruciatus -ex, and crucio, from cruz , a cro , q. v.] To torture or torment exce ively, as if on a cro ; to afflict with extreme pain or agony; to rack. Excruciating, p. a. Extremely painful; agonizing; distre ing.
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