Exquisite
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 178
eWkwi-zit, adj. of superior quality excellent of delicate perception or close discrimination not easily satisfied fastidious exceeding extteme, as pain. n. one exquisitely nice or refined m dre a fop. adv. Exquisitely —n Ex'qui site ne . [L. exqmutus— cj:, out, and tjuaro, tarsitus, to seek.] Exsanguious, cks-sang'gwi-us, ExsangtiinouB. ek.s-sang'gwm-us, adj vithont blood or red blood. [L. ex, priv., and sanguis, sanguinis, blood [scindo, to cut Exscind, ek-sind', v t to cut off [L cx and
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