Extempore

eks-tem'po-re, adv. Without previous study or meditation; without preparation; suddenly. — a. Without study; extemporaneous. — Extem'por a'neo us, -ne-us, -tern'porary, -rl, a. Proceeding from the impulse of the moment; called forth by the occasion; unpremeditated; offh a n d. — Extem'porize, v. i. [-kized (-nzd), -eizing.] To speak extempore; esp., to -,, an off-hand addre . - Exserted Stamens. make v. t. To do in a hasty, unpremeditated manner.— Extem'poriz/er, n.— Extem'poriza'tion, n. Act etc.