exusion

English

Etymology

From exude +‎ -ion.

Noun

exusion (plural exusions)

1. The act or process of exuding.
2. Something that is exuded.
   • 1830, John Towers, The Domestic Gardener's Manual, page 526:

     […] and that, while the former affords an appropriate matrix or bed, wherein the granular exusions from the scion may affix themselves and be secured, the latter keeps up that supply of moisture which is required, till the union is completely effected.

Synonyms

• exudation