exudation, exsudation

[Eng. exuda tus, exsudatus, pa. par. of exudo, exsudo to exude (q. v.).] 1. The act or proce of exuding or pa ing out as sweat; the state of being emitted as moisture through the pores; a discharge of humors or moist ure. "The tumor sometimes arises by a general exudation out of the cutis." - Wiseman: Surgery. 2. That which is exuded. "The humming-bird feeds on flowers, whose exudations 1755 ex-ult-ant, a . [Latin exultans , exsultans , pr. par. of exul to , exsulto =to exult (q. v.).] Exulting. rejoicing, triumphing; feeling or displaying exul tation. "Gaily the splendid armament along Exultant plowed." Thomson: Britannia, 68.