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:::EXP 495EXPExorcist, ». !• One who by adjurations, prayers,or religious acts drives away malignant spirits:fear-cur spioiadan fuidh gheasaibh, fear-tilgidh amach dheamhan. 2. an enchanter : druidh, geasadair.Exordial, mlj. See Introductory.Exordium, s. Roirali-ràdh, toiseach, tùs-labhairt.ExoRXATiox, s. See Ornament.Exotic, ) adj. Coimheacb, allmharach, coigreach,ExoTicAL;J coigreachail.Exotic, .«. Lus coiuilieach.Expand, v. a. 1. Spread, lay out as a net or sheetsgaoil, fosgail a mach. 2. dilate, spread out everyway, diffuse : sgaoil, meudaich, at.Expanse, s. Còmhnard mòr, fbsgladh farsuing, iai'-mailt, sineadli.Expansible, mlj. So-sgaoileadh, so-sliineadh a macli.Expansion, s. 1. The state of being expanded intoa wider surface : sgaoileadh, fosgladh, sineadli amach. 3. extent, space : farsuingeachd, leud,foir-leathad.Expansive, orj/. Sgaoilte?ch, so-shineadh a mach.Ex parte, Aon taobh cùise.Expatiate, v. n. 1. Range at lai-ge : sin a mach,gabh rorahad gu fada I'arsuing. 2. enlarge uponin language : leudaich.Expatriate, v. a. Fuadaich, fògair, cuir as an diithaich.Expatriation, s. Fogradh, dol as an dùthaich.Expect, v. a. et ». 1. Have a previous apprehensionof either good or evil : bitheadh dòchas agad,bi an dùil. 2. await for, attend the coming : feithfi, amhairc aii- son. 3. wait, stay : stad, fan, fuirich,feith.Expectance.) s. 1. Tlie act or state of expecting:Expectancy, dùil, Jdòchas, iughair, feitlieanih.2. something expected : dùil, ni ris am bheil dòchas.3. hope : dòchas, dùil, earbsa.Expectant, (uij. Fiughaireach a' feitheamh, an dùil,ag altrum dòchais.Expectant, s. Fear-feitheimh an dùil, fear-fiughair.Expectation, s. 1. Tlie act of expecting: dùil,dòchas, feitheamh. 2. the state of expecting eitherwith hope or fear : dòchas, dùil, feitheamh, sùil.3. prospect of any thing good to come : dòchas,dìiil, fiughair.EypECTER, s. Fear-siiil ri, fear feitheimh air son.Expectorate, v. a. Reiticli do bhràighe, cuir amach smugaid, cuir a mach le casad.Expectoration, s. 1. The act of discharging fromthe breast : cur a mach le casad, reiteacli bràighe.2. tliat discliarge wliich is made by couglungsmugaid, sileadh, splangaid.Epxediexce, )^ 5. Freagan-achd, comli-fhreagarr-ExPEDiENCY, Jachd, iomcliuidhcachd, feumalachd.Expedient, adj. Freagarrach, iomchuidh, cubhaidli,cothromach.Expedient, «. 1. Tliat which helps forward asmeans to an end : meadhon. 2. a shift : seòl,dòigh, innleachd.Expediently, adv. See Expedient, adj.Expedite, v. a. Lualhaich, greas, cuii" cabhag air.Expedite, adj. 1. Quick, hasty : luath, cabhagach,ealamh, grad. 2. easy, disencumbered : reidh,fiirasda. 3. nimble, active : grad, clis, tapaidh.Expeditely, adv. See Expedite, adj.E:;p£dition, s. 1. Haste, speed, activity: luathas,luathailt, cabhag, graide. 2. a march or voyagewith mai'tial intentions : ionnsuidh, turus naimhdeil.Expeditious, (ulj. 1. Speed}', quick, soon done:ullamh, ealamh, luath. 2. nimble, quick, swift:grad, clis, cabhagach, smiorail.Expeditiously, adv. See Expeditious.Expel, v. a. 1. Drive out, (brce away : tilg amach, pùc a mach, cuir air falbh. 2. eject, throwout : tilg a mach, cuii- air falbh. 3. banish : fogair,fuagair. uiadaich, iomain a dhùthaich, 4. reject,refuse : diùlt, ob, cuir cùl fi. .5. keep off,exclude : cum air (lilbli, bac, cum uait.Expend, v. a. Caith, cosd.Expense, s. Cosdas, cur a mach airgid.Expenseful, adj. Cosdail, daor.ExPENSELEss, adj. Saor, neo-chosdail.Expensive, adj. 1. Given to expense, extravagant:cosdail caithteach, struidheil. 2. costl}', requiringexpense : cosdail, daor, luachmhor, priseil. 3. liberal,generous : fial, (ialaidh.Expensively, adv. See Expensive.Expensiveness, s. 1. Addiction to expense, extravagance: cosdalachd. struidhealachd. 2. costliness: luachmhorachd, cosdalachd, mòr-phrìs.Experience,*. I. Practice, frequent trial : cleachdadh,deuchainn. 2. knowledge gained by trialand experience : fein-1'hiosrachadh, gnàth-eòlas,dearbhadh, aithne cleachdaidh, fioimachduinn.Experience, v. u. 1. Try, practise : feuch I'i, thoirdeuchainn, cleachd, gnàthaich. 2. know by practice: mothaich, fiiigh fios faireachduinn.Experienced, «i^'. Gnàthaichte fi, cleaclidta, eòlachtre fhein-fhiosrachadh.Experiment, s. Deudiainn, oidhirp, ionnsuidh.Experimental, «f{/'. 1. Pertaining to experimentoidhirpeach, deucliainneach. 2. known by experimentor trial : fiosail, iiosrach, air am bheil eòlasfèin-fhiosrachaidh.Experimentally, adv. See Experimental.Expert, (W^'. 1. Skihul, addressful, intelligent : ealanta,teòma, seòlta, eòlach. 2. ready, dexterous :deas, ealamh, tapaidh.Expertly adv. See Expert.Eppertness, s. Seòltachd, ealantachd, teòmachd,tapachd, eòlas.Expiable, adj. So-dhlolaidli, so-iocaidh, air son amI'cudar eiric a thoirt.Expiate, v. a. 1. Atone for: ioc, thoir eiric, thoirdioladh air son coire. 2. make reparation for :ath-dhiol, dlol, ioc, thoir seachad eiric.Expiation, s. Dioladh, locadh, eiric, ath-dhioladh.Expiatory, adj. Reiteachail, a ni dioladh air son.Expiration, s. 1. The act of respiration whichthrusts the air out of the lungs, and contracts thecavity of the breast : tarruing na h-anach, seideag