Noun - used as a mistaken word (malapropism) for action
Frequency: 1
Here are all of the speeches where exion shows up across the corpus:
I
am
undone
by
his
going
.
I
warrant
you
,
he’s
an
infinitive
thing
upon
my
score
.
Good
Master
Fang
,
hold
him
sure
.
Good
Master
Snare
,
let
him
not
’scape
.
He
comes
continuantly
to
Pie
Corner
,
saving
your
manhoods
,
to
buy
a
saddle
,
and
he
is
indited
to
dinner
to
the
Lubber’s
Head
in
Lumbert
Street
,
to
Master
Smooth’s
the
silkman
.
I
pray
you
,
since
my
exion
is
entered
,
and
my
case
so
openly
known
to
the
world
,
let
him
be
brought
in
to
his
answer
.
A
hundred
mark
is
a
long
one
for
a
poor
lone
woman
to
bear
,
and
I
have
borne
,
and
borne
,
and
borne
,
and
have
been
fubbed
off
,
and
fubbed
off
,
and
fubbed
off
from
this
day
to
that
day
,
that
it
is
a
shame
to
be
thought
on
.
There
is
no
honesty
in
such
dealing
,
unless
a
woman
should
be
made
an
ass
and
a
beast
to
bear
every
knave’s
wrong
.
Yonder
he
comes
,
and
that
arrant
malmsey-nose
knave
,
Bardolph
,
with
him
.
Do
your
offices
,
do
your
offices
,
Master
Fang
and
Master
Snare
,
do
me
,
do
me
,
do
me
your
offices
.