"situated or being outside, pertaining to or connected with that which is outside," 1520s, from Latin exterior "outward, outer, exterior," comparative of exterus "on the outside, outward, outer, of another country, foreign," itself a comparative of ex "out of" (see ex-). As a noun, "outer surface or aspect" from 1590s.
exterior grade plywood
exterior paints
an exterior scene
extensive
extensor
extent
extenuate
extenuation
exterior
exterminate
extermination
exterminator
extern
external