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exchange
marketplace for trading goods or services
exchange contracts
to sign and swap legal agreements
exchange flesh
to engage in physical intimacy
exchange of contracts
the moment legal agreements are signed and swapped
exchanger
A person or system that swaps items or information.
exchequer
A treasury or financial department.
excise
To remove or cut out something.
excision
Surgical removal of tissue or organ.
excitable
Easily stirred to strong emotion.
excitation
a feeling of eager enthusiasm and high energy
excite
To cause strong feelings of enthusiasm or eagerness.
excitedly
In a manner showing great enthusiasm.
excitement
A feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness.
exclaim
to cry out suddenly or loudly
exclamation
A sudden, strong expression of emotion.
exclude
To leave something or someone out.
exclusion
The act of leaving someone out.
exclusionary
Intended to keep certain people out.
exclusive
Only available to a special group or person.
exclusively
Only or solely; not shared with others.
exclusivity
Limited access or membership to a group.
excommunicate
To officially remove someone from a group or community.
excommunication
Removal from a religious community or group.
excrement
Waste matter discharged from the body.