1. Pressing; requiring immediate attention or action.

2. A writ which lay where the defendant is not to be found, or after a return of non est inventus on former writs.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• oxygent,
• exicment,
• excilent,
• exitant,
• oxigen,
• exllent,
• exisint,
• exygen,
• exent,
• exelent,
• expent,
• exclent,
• exlent,
• exilant,
• oxident,
• exament,
• eximent,
• exitent,
• exalent,
• exilent

• exigency,
• excision,
• oxygen,
• exogenous,
• exogenetic,
• extend,
• exocentric,
• exogenic,
• extent,
• exciseman,
• Exogen.

The adjective form of the word "exigent" is "exigent".

The plural form of the word "exigent" is "exigents".

The singular form of the word "exigent" is "exigency"