explosive gaseous mixture of chlorine and chlorine dioxide
Explosive liquid used in the manufacture of dynamite and gelignite
explosive mixture
Explosive mixture of methane and air in coal mines
explosive mixture of potassium nitrate, sulphur, and charcoal
Explosive person or thing
explosive power equal to that of one million tons of TNT
explosive shell
explosive situation
EXPLOSIVE sound
Explosive sound made by sudden forcing of breath through the nose
explosive substance
explosive used in quarrying
EXPLOSIVE weapon
EXPLOSIVE, constituent of
explosively
explosives anchorage
expo
Expo 1970 site
exponent
exponent of
exponent of treating disease using large quantities of water
export
Export Australian
export Australian bear
export Dutch airline
Export of Malay boat
export Sri Lanka capital
EXPORT tax
export Venezuela capital
exportation
exporter
exports North Pole explorer
Expose
Expose as a myth
Expose malt to fire
EXPOSE oak to fumes of ammonia to darken tints
expose one's buttocks to
expose or make liable to danger, suspicion, or disrepute
expose to cool or cold air so as to cool or freshen
Expose to direct heat
EXPOSE to fumes of ammonia to darken tints
Expose to radiation
EXPOSE to risk
expose to view
EXPOSE wood to fumes of ammonia to darken tints
Exposed
EXPOSED nerve
Exposed to air
Exposes
exposing
Exposition
EXPOSITION (abbr.)
exposition, large public exhibition
EXPOSITIONAL
expositive
expositor
expository
expostulate
expostulation
Exposure
exposure of oils to scent of fresh flowers in perfume-making
exposure of the body to the sun to get a suntan
EXPOSURE to ionising radiation, unit of
expound
expounded
expounder
Express
express (something) in sounds or words
express (something) in words
express a good opinion of
express a threat either by an utterance or a gesture
EXPRESS agreement
Express an emotion or idea in words
Express an idea in a systematic way
EXPRESS an idea, use of proper name to
Express an objection to what someone has said
express an opinion
Express anger or impatience
Express Approval
EXPRESS approval
Express approval of
express approval of (someone or something)
Express approval of performance
EXPRESS approval of thing, person, etc.
Express approval or agreement
express as a number or measure or quantity
express blame or censure or make a harshly critical remark
express commendation of
express despair
EXPRESS disapproval
Express doubts of the truth of
Express forcefully, as one's anger
EXPRESS gratitude
express gratitude to
Express in a language of a particular style
express in different words
EXPRESS in language
express in mathematical terms
EXPRESS in order
EXPRESS in terms
EXPRESS in words
EXPRESS objection
express one's preference for a candidate or for a measure or resolution
express opposition through action or words
express or state clearly
express or state indirectly
express pent-up anger
Express praise and commendation
express recognition of the presence or existence of, or acquaintance with
EXPRESS regret
express respect or esteem for
Express something abstract in a physical form
Express strong disapproval of
EXPRESS sympathy
express the same message in different words
Express the same sentiments as
EXPRESS thing by dumb show
express with the voice
Express with words
express, as anger
Expressed
EXPRESSED in few words
EXPRESSED in more words than are wanted
Expressed in only one language
Expressed intense anger
Expressed through movement
expresses consent, agreement, or approval
expresses denial, disagreement, or refusal
expressible as a quantity or relating to or susceptible of measurement
expressing a denial or refusal
EXPRESSING a wish
Expressing an order
expressing anger or annoyance
EXPRESSING approval (sl.)
expressing careful judgment
expressing condolence
Expressing denial or refusal
Expressing disgust at an unpleasant smell
expressing in coherent verbal form
Expressing in group of words
EXPRESSING in words
expressing mood
expressing motion
expressing much in few words
EXPRESSING notion of making thing to be of a certain character
expressing one thing in terms normally denoting another
expressing opposition
expressing or given to expressing the truth
expressing or manifesting praise or approval
expressing praise or approval
expressing solicitude
expressing the verbal idea without reference to person, number or time
Expression
expression for dislike
expression in admiration
EXPRESSION in words of numbers written in figures
expression indicating that the message just received will be complied with
expression of admiration
expression of amusement
EXPRESSION of approval
EXPRESSION of approval (sl.)
Expression of approval and support
expression of approval or exhortation
EXPRESSION of asseveration
EXPRESSION of astonishment
EXPRESSION of contempt
EXPRESSION of countenance
expression of delight
expression of derision
EXPRESSION of disapproval
EXPRESSION of discomfort
expression of disgust
expression of enjoyment of taste or smell
expression of enthusiastic approval
EXPRESSION of excitement
Expression of great approval
EXPRESSION of horror
expression of one's good wishes for a person's success and safety
EXPRESSION of pain
expression of reassurance often uttered when someone stumbles or is lifted up
expression of refusal
Expression of regret
expression of regret for wrongdoing
EXPRESSION of relief
EXPRESSION of repugnance
expression of sexual desire on seeing an attractive person
expression of sexual interest or attraction
expression of surprise
expression of surprise, annoyance, or disagreement
EXPRESSION of time (gram.)
EXPRESSION peculiar to a language
EXPRESSION peculiar to a person
Expression that does not make literal sense
expression used on parting
EXPRESSIONAL
expressionism
EXPRESSIONIST painters group
Expressionless
EXPRESSIONS
Expressions used when cold bishop occupies British Royal Society
expressive
EXPRESSIVE movement
Expressive movement of body
Expressive movement of shoulders
Expressive physical movement
expressive vocal phrase or passage consisting of several notes sung to one syllable
expressiveness
expressly
expressway
Expressway access
exprobate
expropriate
expropriation
expropriator
expulse
expulsion
EXPULSIVE
Expunge
expurgate
EXPURGATE book
expurgation
Exquisite
exquisitely
exsanguine
exscind
exsect
EXSERT
exsiccate
exsuccuous
extant
extemporaneous
EXTEMPORARY
extempore
EXTEMPORISATION
extemporise
EXTEMPORISER
extemporize
Extend
EXTEND a formation
EXTEND arms with sudden movement
extend in scope or range or area
EXTEND in time
extend one's body or limbs
extend one's limbs or muscles, or the entire body
extend over
extend over and cover a part of
EXTEND slowly under tension (of hot metal)
EXTEND with sudden movement
Extend your right arm above your head