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of excludo.] Excluding; exclusive; *ex-coct', v. t. [Lat. excoctus, pa. par. of excook.] To boil up; to produce by boiling. perfection and maturity for exclusion?"-Ray: On the Creation. 7. That which is ejected, emitted, or thrust out; an excretion. IMG:content-1235.png:[blocks in formation] "Halifax had spoken with great energy against the Exclusion Bill."- J . S. Brewer : English Studies , p. 197. ex-clû-sion-ar-y, a. [Eng. exclusion; -ary.] Tending to exclude or shut out.