Skip to content- extimulateTo stimulate.
- extimulationstimulation
- extinctOf fire, etc.: no longer alight; of a light, etc.: no longer shining; extinguished, quenched.
- extincteurA small hollow conical instrument for putting out a candle.
- extincticOf, or related to extinction.
- extinctionThe action of making or becoming extinct; annihilation.
- extinctionismThe belief that only the extinction of humanity will lead to the recovery of the Earth's environment.
- extinctionistAn advocate of extinctionism.
- extinctiveTending or serving to extinguish, or make extinct.
- extinctivelyIn an extinctive manner.
- extinctnessThe quality of being extinct; extinction.
- extinctorA cause of extinction.
- extinctualOf, related to, or resembling extinction.
- extinctureextinction
- extineexine
- extinguishTo stop (fire, etc.) from burning; also, to stop (light, etc.) from shining; to put out, to quench.
- extinguishabilityThe quality of being extinguishable.
- extinguishableAble to be extinguished.
- extinguishantAn extinguisher, especially a fire extinguisher
- extinguishedHaving been quenched or eliminated.
- extinguisherA fire extinguisher.
- extinguishingThe process by which something is extinguished.
- extinguishmentThe act of extinguishing, putting out, or quenching, or the state of being extinguished.
- extirpTo extirpate (something).
- extirpabilityThe quality of being extirpable.
- extirpableCapable of being extirpated or eradicated.
- extirpateTo clear an area of roots and stumps.
- extirpatedLocally extinct (though alive elsewhere).
- extirpationThe act of extirpating or uprooting.
- extirpationismA policy of extirpation.
- extirpationistOne who extirpates or follows a policy of extirpation.
- extirpativeOf, relating to, or pertaining to an extirpation.
- extirpatorsomeone or something that extirpates
- extirpatoryextirpative; that uproots
- extirperAn extirpator.
- extispexSomebody who predicts the future using entrails
- extispiciousPertaining to divination by examining entrails.
- extispicySynonym of haruspicy: the study and divination by use of animal entrails, usually the victims of sacrifice.
- extolTo praise; to make high.
- extollationPraise.
- extollerOne who extols.
- extollinglySo as to extol; with praise.
- extolmentPraise.
- ExtonA village in Woodbury parish, East Devon district, Devon, England (OS grid ref SX9886).
- extoniousShocking; astounding.
- extorsionAn outward rotation of a limb, organ or part of the eye.
- extorsiveServing or tending to extort.
- extorsivelyIn an extorsive manner; extortionately.
- extortTo take or seize from an unwilling person by physical force, menace, duress, torture, or any undue or illegal exercise of power or ingenuity.
- extortableThat can be extorted.
- extorteeOne from whom something is extorted.
- extorterOne who practices extortion.
- extortionThe practice of extorting money or other property by the use of force or threats.
- extortionaryOf, relating to, or typical of extortion; extortionate.
- extortionateOf, related to, or typifying extortion (“the practice of obtaining money or other property by the use of force or threats”).
- extortionatelyIn an extortionate manner; in a manner that greatly exceeds what is reasonable or moderate.
- extortionerSomeone who extorts; an extortionist.
- extortionistSomeone who extorts; an extortioner.
- extortionousCommitting extortion.
- extortiousextortionate; excessive
- extortiveInvolving, constituting or accomplished by extortion.
- extortorA muscle that carries out extorsion.
- extraBeyond what is due, usual, expected, or necessary; extraneous; additional; supernumerary.
- extraabdominalOutside of the abdomen
- extraadrenalFrom outside the adrenal system
- extraamnioticOutside of the amnion
- extraanatomicalNot relating to normal anatomy or not following a normal anatomical path
- extraantralOutside of an antrum
- extraaorticBeyond the aorta.
- extraarticularSituated outside of a joint.
- extraarticularlyOutside of a joint
- extraatmosphericOutside of the atmosphere of Earth
- extraaxialOutside of the parenchyma (but still within the brain)
- extraaxillaryGrowing outside of the axils.
- extrabacterialThat does not involve a bacterium
- extrabacteriallyIn an extrabacterial manner
- extrabasinalFlowing from a basin
- extrabellumOutside of wartime; during peacetime.
- extrabiblicalOutside the Bible.
- extrabiliaryOutside of the biliary tract
- extrabinomialRelating to unexpected variability arising from overdispersion.
- extrabodilyOutside of the body.
- extraboldVery bold.
- extrabranchialOutside of the branchial arches.
- extrabronchialOutside of the bronchi.
- extrabuccalOutside of the mouth.
- extrabudgetaryOutside the budget.
- extrabulbarOutside of a bulb, especially that of the urethra
- extrabureauOutside of a bureau or office.
- extrabureaucraticOutside of a bureaucracy.
- extraburghalOutside of a burgh or borough.
- extrabursalOutside of a bursa.
- extracalendarOutside of a calendar.
- extracalendricalOutside of a calendar.
- extracallosalOutside of the corpus callosum
- extracameralOutside of a chamber.
- extracampineBeyond the possible sensory field.
- extracanalicularExternal to a canaliculus
- extracanonicalOutside of canon.
- extracapillaryOutside of the capillary.
- extracapsidularOutside a capsid
- extracapsularSituated outside a capsule, especially outside the capsular ligament of a joint.
- extracapsularlyIn an extracapsular manner
- extracardiacOutside the heart
- extracardialSynonym of extracardiac.
- extracarpalOutside of the carpus.
- extracatalyticOutside the catalytic domain of an enzyme
- extracaveolaroutside of a caveola
- extracavernousOutside the corpus cavernosum
- extracavitaryBeyond a cavity (typically, the pleural cavity)
- extracellularOccurring or found outside of a cell.
- extracellularlyIn an extracellular manner.
- extracellulaseextracellular cellulase
- extracelomicOutside the coelom
- extracentromericExternal to a centromere
- extracephalicOutside of the head
- extracerebellarOutside the cerebellum.
- extracerebralOutside the cerebrum or brain
- extracerebrallyOutside the cerebrum
- extracervicalOutside of the neck (cervix or collum).
- extrachanceBeyond what could be expected from random chance.
- extrachloroplastThat exists outside of a chloroplast
- extrachorialOutside of the chorion
- extrachorionA layer of mucus on the surface of the chorion of the eggs of locusts of the family Acrididae
- extrachorionicOutside of the chorion.
- extrachoroidalOutside of the choroid
- extrachromophoricLocated outside of a chromophore.
- extrachromosomalHappening outside a chromosome.
- extrachromosomallyOutside a chromosome.
- extrachurchOutside of a church.
- extraciliaryOutside of a cilium.
- extracisternalExternal to a cisterna
- extracivicOutside of a city or citizenship.
- extracivilizationalOutside of a civilization.
- extraclassicalOutside of a classical environment
- extraclassroomOutside of the classroom.
- extraclaustralOutside of a cloister.
- extracloacalOutside of the cloaca.
- extracochlearOutside the cochlea.
- extracoelentericOutside the coelenteron.
- extracoitalOutside of coitus.
- extracollagenousOutside of a collagenous region
- extracollegiateOutside of a college, or college life.
- extracolonicOutside of the colon
- extracolumnarOutside of a column (in various contexts)
- extracompartmentalOutside of a compartment
- extracomputationalOther than by means of computation
- extraconalOutside a cone.
- extracondensedEspecially condensed.
- extracondylarThat does not involve a condyle