exulcerate

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective exulcerate is

(obsolete) very sore; ulcerated.

As a verb exulcerate is

to ulcerate.

As verbs the difference between exulcerated and exulcerate

is that exulcerated is (exulcerate) while exulcerate is to ulcerate.

As an adjective exulcerate is

(obsolete) very sore; ulcerated.

As verbs the difference between inflame and exulcerate

is that inflame is while exulcerate is to ulcerate.

As an adjective exulcerate is

(obsolete) very sore; ulcerated.

As verbs the difference between chafe and exulcerate

is that chafe is while exulcerate is to ulcerate.

As an adjective exulcerate is

(obsolete) very sore; ulcerated.

As adjectives the difference between fret and exulcerate

is that fret is cold while exulcerate is (obsolete) very sore; ulcerated.

As a verb exulcerate is

to ulcerate.

As verbs the difference between corrode and exulcerate

is that corrode is while exulcerate is to ulcerate.

As adjectives the difference between corrode and exulcerate

is that corrode is corroded while exulcerate is (obsolete) very sore; ulcerated.

As adjectives the difference between ulcerate and exulcerate

is that ulcerate is (palynology|of a pollen grain) having an ulcus, a rounded pore-like aperture, at one or both poles while exulcerate is (obsolete) very sore; ulcerated.

As verbs the difference between ulcerate and exulcerate

is that ulcerate is (medicine|transitive) to cause an ulcer to develop while exulcerate is to ulcerate.

As adjectives the difference between ulcerated and exulcerate

is that ulcerated is affected with ulcers while exulcerate is very sore; ulcerated.

As a verb exulcerate is

to ulcerate.

As a noun sore

is .

As an adjective exulcerate is

(obsolete) very sore; ulcerated.

As a verb exulcerate is

to ulcerate.