Definition of Exies

1. a fit of hysterics or ague [n]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Exies

exhumating
exhumation
exhumations
exhume
exhumed
exhumer
exhumers
exhumes
exhuming
exiccate
exiccated
exiccates
exiccating
exiccation
exicosis
exies (current term)
exigeant
exigence
exigences
exigencies
exigency
exigent
exigenter
exigenters
exigently
exigents
exigible
exiguities
exiguity
exiguous

Literary usage of Exies

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. History of Scotland by Patrick Fraser Tytler (1837)
"Read, write, and interpret, " In the midst of the exess all to the best. (exies). Jamieson, in his Supplement to his Scottish Dictionary, ..."

2. Lives of the Cambro British Saints: Of the Fifth and Immediate Succeeding by Thomas Wakeman, William Jenkins Rees (1853)
"Etsi dona- vit tibi Dominus sanitatem illorum, non exies de hoc loco donee cuique proprium suum dolorem ..."

3. A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: Supplement by John Jamieson (1825)
"Dr. Walker's Essays on Nat. Hist. p. 525. TREMBLING exies, the ague, Loth. ... in the trembling exies — the good vivers lying a' about," &c, ..."

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