Exogen

eks'o-jen, n. a plant belonging to the [Low great cla that increases by layers growing on fatherland— the outside of the wood. [Gr. exo, outside, and Expatriation, gen, root of gignomai, to be produced.] ating Exogenous, eks-oj'e nus, adj. growing by succes- Expect, sive additions to the outside. ward fete, fax her mine mpte Expect egz-on'£r-9.t, v.t. to free from the of blame or obligation to acquit. [L. — -at us ex, from, onus, oner burden.] egz-on-fcr-d's hun, n. act of exoneror freeing from a charge or blame. egz-on'er-a-tiv, adj. freeing from a or obligation. egz-or'bi-tans, Exorbitancy, egzn state or quality of being exorbiextravagance enormity. egz-or'bi-tant, adj. going beyond the limits, exce ive. adv. Exorbitantly. — L. exorbitans -ntis, pr.p. of exorbito— out of, and orlnta a track—orlns, a circle cks'or-sTz, v t to adjure by some holy to call forth or drive away, as a spirit: deliver from the influence of an evil spirit. Late L from Gr. exorkizd—ex out, to bind by an oath horkos an oath.] eks'or-siz-ur, Exorcist, eks'or-sist, n. who exorcises or pretends to expel evil by adjurations [Fr. exorciste— Gr. exoreks'or-sizm, n act of exorcising or exevil spirits by certain ceremonies. [Fr. — G exorkismos cgz-or'di-al, adj. pertaining to the egz-or'di-um, n. the introductory part a discourse or composition. [L. exoraior, begin a web— ex, out, and ordior, to begin, weave.] eks-os-t5'sis, «. (auat.) morbid enof a bone. [Gr ex, out of, and a bone eks-o-tcr'ik, Exoterical, eks-o-ter'ik-al, external to be communicated to the or multitude —opposed to Esoteric. —«. [Gr otenhos—comp, formed exo, without egz-ot'ik, Exotical, egz-ot'ik-al, adj. in from a foreign country the opposite Indigenous.— n. anything of foreign origin not native to a country’, as a plant, —Gr exdtikos—exd, outward eks-pand', v.t to spread out to open or — open to enlarge in bulk or surface v to opened to enlarge. [L. expando—ex and fan do, pans us, to spread.] cks-p.tns', a wide extent of space or the firmament. eks-pnns'i-bl, adj. capable of being or extended. n. Expansibility.— Expans'ibly. eks-pnn's hun, n. act of expanding of being expanded enlargement that expanded immensity. tks-pans'iv, adj widely extended adv. Expansively.—n. Expans iveeks-pJi's hi-St, v.i. to range at large enlarge in discourse, argument, or writing. exspatior, -at us— ex, out of, and sjatior, roam spatium, space.] cks-pS-shi-a's hun, n. act of expatiator enlarging in discourse eks-pa'tii-at, v to send out of one’s or native country to banish or exile. L. exjatrio, -at us—ex, out of, patria, pater, pat ns, a father.] eks-pi-tri-S's hun, «. act of exp a tri exile, voluntary or compulsory. eks-pekt', v. to wait for to look for to as something about to happen to mute mGOn Men. 165 177 Expectance anticipate to hope. [L. exspecto, -atue—ex, out, and spec to, inten. of specie, to look. Ejcpectanoe, eks-pekFans, Expectancy, ekspekt'an-sij act or state of expecting: that "which is expected hope.