expilatort (ekspilator)

[= It. espilatore, (L. expilator, Where profit hath prompted, no age hath wanted such miners [for sepulchral treasure], for which the most barbarous expilators found the most civil rhetorick. Sir T. Browne , Urn-burial, iii. expirable (eks-pīr'a-bl), a . [ expire + -able .] That may come to an end. Smart . expirant (eks-pir'ant), n. [= F.expirant = Sp. espirante , expiran ( t- ) s , exspiran (t-) s , ppr. of expirant expirare, exspirare, expire: see expire.] One who is expiring. Is. Taylor. 2081 For still he knew his power Not yet expired .