" $ EXI EXP 193 to overthrow, to destroy; from e|Exilis, is, e, adj. thin, small, hungry, and verto harren Exinimatus, a, um, perf. part. of Exilium, ii, subs. neut. 2. exile, ba rzanimo, troubled, faint, lifeless astonished, Exardeo, exardere, exaral, exarsum, Derb next. 2. to be on fire, to be very fierce, to burn; from ex and ardeo nishment; from exul Eximius, a, um, adj. choice, emp nent, excellent, remarkable Eximio, eximěro, ereal, exemptum, verb act. 3. to take out, to take a way, to deliver; from ex and emo Existinın, existimire, existimav existimatum, verò act. 1. to judg to esteem, to think; from ex and a:sumo Exaudio, exaudire, exaudivi, czau- ditum, verb act. 4. to hear; from ex and audio Excedo, excedere, excessl, exces- sum, verb neut. 3. to go out, to depart; from ex and cedo Excellens, ntis, adj. and pres. part. of excello, excellent, surpassing Excidlum,il,subs. neut. 2. a sacking, ruin, destruction; from exscindo Excipio, excipere, excepi, excep orno Exarior, exoriri, cxortus sum, sb dep. 4. to rise, to spring up, te break out; from ex and orior Exurno, exoriare, exornvi, exor natum, verb act. 1. tv adora, te dress, to commend; from ex and rior, having risen Luni, verb act. 3. to receive, to en-Fortus, a, um, perf. part. of exo tertain, to welcome; from ex and capio Excito, exeftare, excitavi, excit tuu, verb act. 1, to move, to stir, to racite, to rouse up; from ex] and cito Expecto, expectare, expectivi, e peetalum, verb act. 1. tu expect, to wait for, to look for; from ex and apecto Expelio, expellere, expuli, expul sum₁ verb act. 3. to expel, to drina out; from ex and pelio Exclamo, exclamare, exclamavi, ex clamatum, verb neut. and act. 1.) to cry out, to exclaim; from ex Experrectus, a, um, perf. part. of and clamo expergiscar, having risen Excusatin, nis, subs. fem. 3. an ex-Expergeficio, expergefficere, ex- cuse, a defence; from excues Execror, execrari, execratus sum, verb drp. 1. to curse, to wish mis chief, to abhor; from ex and sacro Exeniplun, i, subs. neut. 3. an ex- ample, a copy, a manner Exen, exire, exivi, exitum, verb ir reg, to go out, to depart; from ex and eo 1 Exequor, exeqni. execñtus sum,verb dep. 3. to follow after, to do, to perform: from ex and sequor Exercen, exercere, exercui, exercf- tum, verb act. 2 to exercise, to practise, to instruct; from ex and, arcen Exercitus, us, ubs. marc. 4. an er- my: from exerceo Exhibeo, exhibere, exhthui, exhibĭ- tu, verh act.. to show, to rahi bit, to offer; from ex and habeo Exigo, exigere, exeul, exictum, merb act. 3, to drion out, to re quare, to exact, to finish; from ex and ago Extzuus, a um, adj. small, little pergefici, expergefnctum, verb act. to awaken, to stir up; from ex and pergo and facin Expergiscor, expergisel, experrec- tus sum, verb dep. 3. to awaken; from expergo Experior, experiri, expertus sum, vrrb dep. 4. to attempt, to fry, to experience; from ex and the old perior Expio, explare, expravi, explatum, verb act. 1. to atone, to punish; from ex and pio Expiro, explzare, explrael, expira tum, verb act. 1. to czhale, to en pire, to die; from ex and spiro Exploro, explorare, exploravi, ex ploratum, verb act. 1. to view, pry into, to explore, to search, frum ex and ploro Expono, exponere, exposul, expo- situm, verb act. 3 to explain, to set forth, to expose; froid ex and pono Exprimo, exprimere, express!, ex pressum, verb not. 3, to press out
