exagitate
transitive verb
-ed/-ing/-s
1
obsolete : to stir up : agitate
2
obsolete : discuss, debate
3
obsolete : harass, censure
exagitation noun
plural -s
obsolete 
Word History
Etymology
Latin exagitatus, past participle of exagitare, from ex- ex- entry 1 + agitare to drive, agitate
- penny-dreadful
- penny-farthing
- penny-pinch
- penny-pincher
- penny-pinchers
- penny-pinching
- penny-plain
- penny-wise
- self-treatments
- self-treats
- self-trust
- self-un
- self-understanding
- self-understandings
- self-unfruitful
- self-unfruitfulness
- self-unloader
- self-validating
- self-validation
- self-validations
- self-violence
- self-will
- self-willed
- self-willedly
- self-willedness