comb. Form 1 outside, beyond.

- beyond the scope of. [latin extra outside]

- comb. Form 1 outside, beyond.

- beyond the scope of. [latin extra outside]

- cover n. Cricket 1 fielding position on a line between cover-point and mid-off, but beyond these.

- fielder at this position.

- —adj. Additional; more than usual or necessary or expected. —adv. - more than usually.

- additionally (was charged extra). —n. - extra thing.

- thing for which an extra charge is made.

- person engaged temporarily for a minor part in a film.

- special issue of a newspaper etc.

- cricket run scored other than from a hit with the bat. [probably from *extraordinary]

v. (-ding) 1 ooze out.

- emit (a smell).

- display (an emotion etc.) Freely. exudation n. [latin sudo sweat]

v. Be joyful. exultation n. Exultant adj. Exultantly adv. [latin ex(s)ulto from salio salt- leap]

n. - nest of a bird of prey, esp. An eagle, built high up.

- house etc. Perched high up. [french aire lair, from latin agrum piece of ground]

n. Young eagle.

n. (pl. -s) colloq. - prolonged amount of talking.

- strong reprimand.

adj. (-ier, -iest) 1 of or like earth or soil.

- coarse, crude (earthy humour). earthiness n.

n. Small insect with pincers at its rear end. [from *ear1, because they were once thought to enter the head through the ear]

adv. - without difficulty.

- by far (easily the best).

- very probably (it could easily snow).

egg n. Artificial usu. Chocolate egg given at easter.

- n. Festival (held on a variable sunday in march or april) commemorating christ's resurrection. [old english]