excoct
transitive verb
-ed/-ing/-s
obsolete
: to obtain, refine, or drive off by heat
excoction noun
plural -s
obsolete 
Word History
Etymology
Latin excoctus, past participle of excoquere, from ex- ex- entry 1 + coquere to cook, boil, melt
- full-track vehicle
- full-wave rectifier
- fullages
- fullam
- fullams
- fullback
- fullbacked
- fullbacking
- fullbacks
- fulled
- fuller
- fuller bibcock
- fuller cock
- fuller faucet
- Fuller rose beetle
- fuller's card
- fuller's earth
- fuller's herb
- fuller's rose weevil
- fuller's teasel
- fuller's thistle
- fullerboard
- fullered
- fullerene
- fullerenes