exsurgent

[Pref. er, and Latin surgens = rising up, pr. par. of sur go to lift up, to raise, to rise.J Bot.: Growing upward. ( Paxton .) *ex-sus-çi-tāte, v . t . [Latin exsuscitatus , pa. par. of exsuscito: ex out, fully, and suscito =to arcuse.] To rouse up, to excite. *ex-sus-çi-ta-tion, s. [Lat. exsuscitatio, from exsuscitatus , pa. par. of exsuscito .] Rousing up, exciting. *x-tançe, s. [Lat. extans, for exstans , pr. par. of exsto (1) to stand out, to project; (2) to exist, to be: ex out, and sto =to stand.] Being, exist ence. *ex'-tan-çỹ, s. [Lat. exstantia , from exstans , pr. par. of exsto .] 1. The act or state of projecting or standing out above the rest; projection. 2. A part which stands out or projects beyond the rest; a projection.