Definition of exies in English:

exies

(also aixes)

noun ˈɛksɪzˈɛksiːz

English Regional, Scottish, Northern rare

Originally: the disease ague (malaria). Later also (in extended use): hysterics; great excitement.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Alexander Montgomerie (c1550–1598), poet and courtier. Originally a northern and Scots variant of access. In later use apparently apprehended as plural.

Definition of exies in US English:

exies

(also aixes)

noun

English Regional, Scottish, Northern rare

Originally: the disease ague (malaria). Later also (in extended use): hysterics; great excitement.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Alexander Montgomerie (c1550–1598), poet and courtier. Originally a northern and Scots variant of access. In later use apparently apprehended as plural.

单词	exies
释义	Definition of exies in English: exies (also aixes) noun ˈɛksɪzˈɛksiːz English Regional, Scottish, Northern rare Originally: the disease ague (malaria). Later also (in extended use): hysterics; great excitement. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Alexander Montgomerie (c1550–1598), poet and courtier. Originally a northern and Scots variant of access. In later use apparently apprehended as plural. Definition of exies in US English: exies (also aixes) noun English Regional, Scottish, Northern rare Originally: the disease ague (malaria). Later also (in extended use): hysterics; great excitement. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Alexander Montgomerie (c1550–1598), poet and courtier. Originally a northern and Scots variant of access. In later use apparently apprehended as plural.
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