Exacerbation (eks-as-er-ba’shun).  An increase in the symptoms of a
                                  disease.

Exanthema (ex-an-the’mah).  An eruption upon the skin; An eruptive disease.

Excision (ex-sizh’on).  The cutting out of a part.

Excitant (ek-si-tent).  Stimulating.

Excoriated (ex-ko-re-ated).  Any superficial loss of substance, such as
                            that produced on the skin by scratching.

Excrement (eks-kre-ment).  Fecal matter; matter cast out as waste from the
                          body.

Excretion (eks-kre’shun).  The discharge of waste products.

Excrescence (ex-kres’ens).  An abnormal outgrowth upon the body.

Exfoliate (ex-fo-le-ate).  A falling off in scales or layers.

Exhalation (cx-ha-la’shun).  The giving off of matters in a vapor form.

Expectorate (ex-pec’to-rat).  The act of coughing up and spitting out
                             materials from the lungs and wind-pipe.

Expectorant (ex-pec-to’rant).  A remedy that promotes or modifies
                              expectoration.

Exostosis (cks-os’to-sis).  A bony outgrowth from the surface of a bone or
                           tooth.

Expiration (eks-pi-ra’shun).  The act of breathing out or expelling air
                             from the lungs.

Extravasation (eks-trav-as-a’shun).  The passing of fluid (blood, etc.)
                                    outside of the cavity or part
                                    normally containing it.

Extremities (eks-trem’it-ies).  Pertaining to an extremity or end.

Exudation (eks-u-da’shun).  The passing out of serum or pus in or upon the
                           tissues.

Facial (fa’shal).  Pertaining to the face.

Facet (fa’set).  A small plain surface on a bone or hard body.

Fauces (faw’sez).  The passage from the mouth to the pharynx (throat).

Faeces.  Same as feces.

Fecal (fa’kal).  Pertaining to, or consisting of feces.

Fascia (fa’she-ah).  A sheet or band of tissue which invests and connects
                    the muscles, or the areolar tissue, forming layers
                    beneath the skin or between muscles.

Farinaceous (far-in-a’se-us).  Of the nature of flour or meal.

Febrifuge (feb’rif-ug).  A remedy that allays fever.

Febrile (feb’ril).  Feverish; pertaining to fever.

Femur (fe’mur).  The thigh-bone.  The bone from the hip to the knee.

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Ferruginous (fer-ru’gin-us).  Containing iron or iron-rust.

Fetid (fe’tid).  Having a rank or foul smell. 
Fetor (fe’tor).  Stench or offensive odor.

Fibrin (fib’rin).  A whitish proteid from the blood and serous fluids of
                  the body.