explicans
noun
ex·pli·cans
ˈekspləˌkanz
plural explicantia
ˌekspləkanchēə
: the meaning of a word or an expression —used chiefly in philosophy —contrasted with explicandum
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin, present participle of explicare
- come/crawl out of the woodwork
- come/fall apart at the seams
- come/follow close/hard/hot on something's heels
- come/follow close/hard/hot on the heels of (something)
- come/get to the point
- come/go crawling to
- come/go on the air
- come/go to the rescue of
- come/jump to someone's defense
- come/pop into one's head
- come/spring/leap to mind
- come/turn up trumps
- comeback
- comebacker
- comebackers
- comebacks
- Comechingón
- COMECON
- Comecrudo
- comecrudos
- comed
- comeddle
- comedia
- comedial
- comedian