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The Record Interpreter.
- evaginare:—to unsheath.
- evangelare: —a servic -book containing the gospels.
- evangelizare:—to preach the gospel.
- eventio: —profits (of a church).
- evitaneus:—eternal.
- ewagium:—toll paid for water passage.
- ewanglia:—the gospels.
- exactor:—a collector; a sheriff; a beadle.
- exallar:—an axletree (?).
- examitum:—samite, a silk stuff, sometimes interwoven with silver or gold; also used for an amice.
- exartum. See assartum.
- exbannire:—to banish.
- exbrancatura:—outer branches.
- excacta, excaeta:—an escheat.
- excaldare:—to scald.
- excambia:—exchange.
- excambiare:—to exchange.
- excambiator:—an exchanger; a broker.
- excambium:—an exchange.
- excarletum:—scarlet.
- excaturizare:—to scald.
- excaudare:—to scald.
- excayare:—to escheat.
- exclusa. See esclusa.
- exclusayium. See esclusagium.
- excrustare:—to remove the crust of; to spoil.
- excudia:—a swinglestock, a wooden instrument used in beating flax.
- excurtare, excurtiare:— to dock the tail of a horse or dog.
- excusatorius:—containing or giving an excuse.
- excussio:—driving out; sometimes used for rescue; thrashing corn.
- excussorium. See excudia.
- exelerarius:—a cup bearer.
- exemplificare:—to copy.
- exempnium, exennium:—a present; a new year's gift.
- exercituale:—a heriot.
- exfrediare:— to break the peace.
- exhibere:— to provide food and lodging for, to entertain.
- exhibitio:—entertainment; provision.
- exigenda:—a writ of exigent.
- exigendarius:— an exigenter, an officer of the Court of Common Pleas.
- exigendis, in:—in exigent.
- exilium: —waste, ruin.
- eximperatrix:—late empress.
- exire:—to issue.
- exitus:— issue, in all senses, family, result, expenditure; entrails.
- exkippare, exhiupare:— to equip; to embark.
- exlegalitus:— outlawed.
- exlegare:—to outlaw.
- exonium. See essonia.
- exorcista:— an exorcist, a benett, one of the lesser orders of the church.
- exordinare:—to degrade.
