Exsputory, ek'-spu-to-re, a. spit out

(L. ex, and spuo, ta spit). (L. ex, and stipula, a straw.) and succus, juice) ex, and sugo, scutum,to suck). External, akind of exorcism (L. ex, and sufflo, to blow). ex, and suscito, to stir up). still existing (L. ex, and sto, to stand). aiding on the spur of the moment. Extemporally, eks-tem'-po-ral-le, ad. without premeditation. Externals, performed,or uttered extempore. Extemporaneously, Exterraneous, eks-tem-po-ra' -ne-us -le, ad. without previous study. Exterritorial, Extemporaneousne , eks-tem-po-ra'-ne-us-nes, s. the quality of being extemporaneous. Extension, uttered extempore. Extemporarily,eks-tem'-po-rar- Extinct, e-le, ad. without previous study. study or meditation; on the spur of the moment (L. ex, and temp us, temp or is, time). Extemporine , Extine. eks-tem'-po-re-nes, s. the state of being extempore. Extinguish, extemporizing. to discourse without notes or written composition. Extinguishable, reach out; to enlarge, expand, or dilate; to continue; Extinguisher, to prolong; to bestow; to impart;to value lands taken by a writ of extent in satisfaction of a debt, or to levy on lands, as an execution [Law]: v.n. to Extinguishment, stretch; to reach; to be continued in length or extension. Extensiblene , eks-ten'-se-bl-nes, s. extensibility. state of being extended; enlargement in breadth or continuation in length; that property of a body by Extoller, which dimensions-length, it occupies a portion of space in each of its Extortive, three breadth, and thickne [Physics ]; a written engagement on the part of Extort payment creditors, of allowing his debts a debtor [Comm.); further the time operation for the of straightening a limb that has been bent or dislocated Extortion, [Surg.]; the range of the application of a term, in: contrast to its comprehension [Logic]. See Extend. Extortionary, extension. sive. Extensively, eks-ten'-siv-le, ad. widely; to a great extent. Extensivene , eks-ten'-siv-nes, s. the Extra, quality of being extensive. tend or straighten any part of the body [Anat.] (L.) is extended; length, range, or compa ; bulk; size; communication; distribution; a writ of execution Extract against the body, lands, and goods, or the lands only, of a debtor [Law] Extent in aid, a writ sued out against a debtor of. the Crown [Law]. See Extend. to diminish; to palliate (L. ex, and tenuis, thin). tingly, eks-ten'-u-ate-ing-le, ad. so as to extenuate. ce of growing thin or lean; the act of representing outside; extrinsic; foreign relating to foreign nations: s. the outward surface; that which is ex- Extraction, ternal (L. (L. comparative of exter, on the outside, from ex). Exteriorly, eks-te'-re-ur-le, ad, outwardly. undue regard for the external form minating; total destruction; extirpation. Extractor, which exterminates, EXTRACTOR ] eks-ter'-min-a-tur-e, a. serving to exterminate. eks-tern', a. external; not inherent: s. outer part or form; a pupil in a seminary who lives and boards outside its walls. eks-ter'-nal a. outward; exterior; from without; not being within,; visible; apparent; foreign; relating to or connected with foreign nations; not e ential: s. an external part. Externally, eks-ter'- nal-le, ad. outwardly; in appearance; visibly. eks-ter-nal -e-te, s. the state of being external, especially as regards the perceiving mind or the idea at bottom. eks-ter-nal-ize-a -shun, s. embodiment in outward form. eks-ter'-nals, s.pl. the outward parts; outward rites and ceremonies; visible forms. eks-ter-ra'-ne-us, a. coming from abroad. eks-ter-e-to -re-al, a. outside the jurisdiction of the country (L. ex, and terra, a land). eks-ter'-shun,s. the act of wiping or rubbing out(L. ex, and tergeo, tergum, to wipe). eks-tint a. extinguished: having ceased to, exist; no longer in force. See Extinguish. eks-tingk'-shun, s. the act of extinguishing; the state of being extinguished; suppre ion. eks'-tin, s. outer coat of the pollen-grain [Bot.] eks-ting'-gwish, v.a. to quench; to stifle; to destroy;to suppre ; to obscure by superior splendour: v.n. to go out;todie away (L. ex, and stingo, to quench). eks-ting'-gwish-å-bl, a. that maybe quenched,destroyed, or suppre ed. eks-ting'-gwish-er, s. he who or that which extinguishes; a hollow conical utensil to be put ona candle or lamp to extinguish it. eks-ting'-gwish-ment, s. the act of extinguishing; extinction; the extinction or annihilation of an existing right by means of its being merged in or consolidated with another [Law]. eks-ter -på-bl, a. that may be extirpated. eks-ter -pate, v.a. to root out; to destroy totally, as plants; to cut out or removeé completely [Surg.] (L. ex, and stirps, the stock of a tree.) eks-ter-pa' -shun, s. the act of rooting out; eradication; excision. eks-tér'-pa-tur, s. one who roots out. eks-tol, v.a. to exalt in words or eulogy; to praise; to magnify (L. ex, and tollo, to raise), eks-tol -ler, s. one who praises or magnifies. eks-tor -siv, a. serving to extort. Extorsively, eks-tor-siv-le, ad. in an extortive manner., eks-tort', v.a. to force, wrest, or obtain from unjustly, in the undue exercise of power: v.n. to practise extortion (L. ex, and tortum, to twist). eks-tor'-shun, s. oppre ive or illegal exaction; that which is unduly exacted. eks-tor'-shun-a-re, a. pertaining to or implying extortion. eks-tor' eks-tor'-shun-us,' -shun-ate, s a. tortion. marked by exeks-tor' -shun-er, s. one who practises extortion. eks'-tra, a Latin prefix denoting outside of, beyond usual; in exce : a. beyond what is agreed upon or what is usual: s. something in addition to what is agreed upon or looked for as customary. eks-tra-kon'-stel-la-re, s. said of stars not included in any constellation [Astron.], eks-trakt', v.a. to draw outby out force; to draw out, as the spirit or e ence of a thing, by heat, distillation, or otherwise; to take out or select a part from, as a pa age from abook or writing. To extract the root, to find the root of a number or quantity [Math.] (L. ex, and traho, tractum, to draw.) eks'-trakt, s.that which is extracted; a pa age taken from a book or writing; anything drawn from a substance, as an e ence,by heat, distillation, .; a peculiar substance supposed to form the active principle of the vegetable in which it occurs [Chem. ] eks-trakt -a-bl, a. that may be extracted eks-trak'-te-bl, [Chem.] eks-trak'-te-form, a. having the nature or appearance of an extract [Chem.] eks-trak'-shun, s. the act of extracting; derivation from a stock or family; lineage; birth; the operation of drawing e ences, ., from a substance. The extraction of roots, the operation of finding the root of a given number or quantity [Math.] eks-trak'-tiv, a. serving to extract; that is ormay be extracted: s. an extract. eks-trak'-tur, s. he who or that which extracts; a forceps or instrument for extracting, used in midwifery, lithotomy, and dentistry [Surg.] expre ion; in the subject-matter [Logic]. ment to another of fugitives from justice. of extradition (L. ex, and trado, to deliver up). [Arch.] (L. extra, and dorsum, the back.) the leaves,or inserted in a different place from them