Usually means: Exclusive or logical operation gate.
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▸ noun:  (law) Abbreviation of executor. [A person who carries out some task.]

Similar:
Ex'r, executor, executour, execrator, exorcizer, executioner, exorciser, exactor, executor de son tort, excerptor, more...

Opposite:
endo, intro

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Similar:
Ex'r, executor, executour, execrator, exorcizer, executioner, exorciser, exactor, executor de son tort, excerptor, more...

Opposite:
endo, intro



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