exequy
noun
ex·e·quy
ˈeksəkwē
plural exequies
: a funeral rite or ceremony
sometimes : a funeral procession —now chiefly used in plural
Word History
Etymology
Middle English exequies, exequise, singular & plural, from Middle French & Latin; Middle French exequies, plural, from Latin exequiae, exsequiae, plural, from exequi, exsequi to follow, perform, execute
- pseudoscinine
- pseudoscope
- pseudoscopes
- pseudoscopic
- pseudoscopically
- pseudoscopy
- pseudoscorpion
- Pseudoscorpiones
- pseudoscorpioneses
- pseudoscorpionesses
- Pseudoscorpionida
- pseudoscorpionidae
- pseudoscorpionidas
- pseudoscorpionidea
- pseudoscorpions
- pseudosegmentation
- pseudosegmented
- pseudoseptate
- pseudoseptum
- pseudoskeleton
- pseudosocial
- pseudosolution
- pseudosolutions
- pseudosophisticated
- pseudosophistication