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1.A state or feelings of extreme love; Intense feelings of love.
2. Loving somebody to the state of feeling overpowering emotions i.e ecstasy and or serenity in their company.
3. Feelings of intense emotions, which go beyond love; a soul mate.
1. I exserene you baby.
2. Mireya was sitting down, Adiel was watching her and felt an over whelming sense of exserene.
exserene by Adiel April 20, 2008

exspoiled 

a Freudian slip of two words spliced today. in this example the words expired+spoiled
so i was in the fridge and i grabbed the milk... in my head i was going to say "mom, the milk is spoiled" but seeing i was having a conversation with my aunt at the same time... instead i said " mom the milk is Exspoiled".... expired + spoiled. gg.
exspoiled by DarrylR June 9, 2010

Exspecially

An adverb meaning very much; particularly; for a particular reason. It is used almost exclusively by the illiterate, lazy, impressionable or those affected by speech impediments.
I exspecially like to add letters to words to make myself sound less intelligent.

Mary has trouble with pronunciation, exspecially with words like 'especially'.

We dislike mispronunciation and are exspecially irked by people who add an 'X' to the word Espresso.
Exspecially by grammarpolice123 August 22, 2011

ex's syndrome

when your ex tends to try and correct all of the things they did wrong During the relationship after it's over.
Guy 1: "Dude, she's perfect. Why did you break up with her?"

Guy 2: "Don't buy into that.. she just has ex's syndrome; she wants to get back together, so she's trying to be everything she wasn't before."
ex's syndrome by TheOtherExGirl April 13, 2011

exsqueeze me 

A substitute for "excuse me" originating from Wayne's World 1 and 2. In the movies, Wayne will follow with "A baking powder?" in substitute of "beg your pardon."
Exsqueeze me? A baking powder?

ghetto exspress 

GHETTO EXSPRESS IS YOUR FOOD STAMP CARD ITS A FLASHY NAME INSTEAD OF MY FOOD STAMP DEBIT CARD
HOW YOU GOING TO PAY TODAY MAM GHETTO EXSPRESS BABY