exegetics
/ˌɛksɪˈdʒɛtɪks/noun
The academic discipline of exegesis; specifically a branch of theology dealing with the interpretation or explanation of scripture.
Origin
Late 18th century. From exegetic, after Hellenistic Greek τά ἐξηγητικά (plural), title of a work on religious rites.
- ridered
- rideress
- riderless
- rider millstone
- ride roughshod over
- rider's bone
- ridership
- rider stone
- Ride, Sally
- ride-share
- ride-sharing
- ride shotgun
- ride skimmington
- ride someone down
- ride something out
- ride the clutch
- ride the pine (or bench)
- ride the rods (or rails)
- ride to hounds
- ride up
- rideway
- ridge
- ridgeback
- ridge-band
- ridge barrow