EX, ES, E~out

Question 0

efface

Answer 0

[FAC face] to remove the face of; to wipe out

Question 1

ebullient

Answer 1

[BULL to bubble or boil] bubbling out; overflowing with enthusiasm

Question 2

emigrate

Answer 2

to move out of a country (immigrate, to move into a country)

Question 3

emolument

Answer 3

[MOL to grind] originally a miller’s fee for grinding grain; now, a payment for service rendered

Question 4

enervate

Answer 4

NERV nerve] to take out the nerve; to deprive of nerve, force, vigor; to weaken

Question 5

eradicate

Answer 5

[RADIC root] to tear out by the roots; to destroy

Question 6

excavate

Answer 6

[CAV hollow] to hollow out; to dig out and remove

Question 7

excoriate

Answer 7

[COR skin] to strip the skin off; to denounce harshly

Question 8

exonerate

Answer 8

[ONER burden] to take out of burden; to free from a charge or from guilt

Question 9

expatiate

Answer 9

to digress; to speak or write at length

Question 10

expatriate

Answer 10

[PATRIA native country] one who has left one’s country or renounced allegiance to it

Question 11

expurgate

Answer 11

[PURG to clean] to clean out; to take out obscene or objectionable material

Question 12

exterminate

Answer 12

[TERMINUS boundary] to put things out of boundry; to destroy living things by killing of all individuals