Excretory
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 175
eks-kre'tor-i, adj. having the quality of excreting.—«. a duct or ve el that helps to receive and excrete matter. Excruciate, eks-krO^'shi-at, v.t. to torture a» on a cro , to rack rL. r.r, out, and crucio, cruet at us to crucify —crux, iruus, a cro Excruciation, eks-krGO-shi-a's hun, n torture: vexation. Exculpate, cks-kul'jMt, v t to clear from the charge of a fault 01 crime to absolve to vindicate —n Exculpa'tion. |I. cxculfio, cxcul- — fat us ex, from, culpa a fault.]
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