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examiner
a person who inspects or tests something
example
a case used to illustrate a concept
exasperate
To annoy or frustrate greatly.
exasperation
A feeling of intense irritation or annoyance.
excalibur
Legendary sword of King Arthur.
excavate
To dig up earth or uncover something.
excavation
The process of digging up something valuable.
excavator
A machine used for digging or moving earth.
exceed
To go beyond a limit or expectation.
exceedingly
To a very great degree; extremely.
excel
To perform exceptionally well.
excellence
The quality of being outstanding or superior.
excellency
A title for high-ranking officials or dignitaries.
excellent
Extremely good; outstanding in quality.
excellently
Very well; in a superior manner.
exceptio non numeratae pecuniae
Defense against claims of unpaid money.
exceptio quod metus causa
Defense against claims made under duress.
exception
something that does not follow a rule
exceptional
different from the norm
exceptionalism
The belief that something is unique or exceptional.
exceptionally
In a way that is unusual or remarkable.
excerpt
a short portion taken from a text.
excess
More than what is needed or usual.
excess baggage
unneeded or burdensome things or issues