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apotheosis
:: elevation to godhood; an
ideal example of something
appellation
:: name; title
appease
:: pacify or soothe; relieve
apparition
:: ghost; phantom
appall
:: dismay; shock
apothegm
:: pithy, compact saying
application
:: diligent attention
appraise
:: estimate value of
apposite
:: appropriate; fitting
apprehend
:: 1) arrest (a criminal); 2)
dread (<- to anticipate with anxiety) ; 3)
perceive
apprehensive
:: 1) fearful; 2) *discerning ??
apprise
:: inform
appurtenances
:: subordinate possessions
apropos (prep)
:: with reference to;
regarding 2) at the right time
aquiline
:: curved, hooked
arbitrary
:: unreasonable or capricious;
tyrannical
arcane
:: secret; mysterious; known only
to the initiated
argot
:: slang
arid
:: dry; barren
aria
:: operatic solo
armada
:: fleet of warships
arraign
:: charge in court; indict
arrears
:: being in debt
array
:: 1) marshal; draw up in order 2)
*clothe; adorn*
arroyo
:: a dry gully; a rivulet or stream
artful
cunning,crafty, sly
artifice
:: deception; trickery
artless
:: without guile; open and honest
artisan
:: a manually skilled worker
ascendancy
:: controlling influence
asinine
:: stupid
aspersion
:: slanderous remark
asperity
:: sharpness (of temper)
askew
:: crookedly; slanted; at an angle
askance
:: with a sideways or indirect look
assay
:: analyze; evaluate
astringent
:: binding; causing contraction;
harsh or severe
asunder
:: into parts; apart
atavism
:: resemblance to remote
ancestors rather than to parents; reversion
to an earlier type; throwback
attest
:: testify; bear witness
attrition
:: gradual decrease in numbers;
reduction in the work force without firing
employees; wearing away of opposition by
means of harassment
auspicious
:: favoring success
auroral
:: pertaining to the aurora borealis
auxiliary
:: offering or providing help;
additional or subsidiary
avalanche
:: great mass of falling snow
and ice
averse
:: reluctant; disinclined
avid
:: greedy; eager for
avuncular
:: like an uncle
awl
:: pointed tool used for piercing
avocation
secondary,or minor occupation
awry
:: distorted; crooked
bacchanalian
:: drunken
badinage
:: teasing conversation
badger
:: pester; annoy
bait
:: harass; tease
baleful
:: deadly; having a malign
influence; ominous
balk
:: 1) stop short, as if faced with an
obstacle, and refuse to continue 2) foil
bandy
:: discuss lightly or glibly; exchange
(words) heatedly
bane
:: cause of ruin; curse
bantering
:: good-naturedly ridiculing
barb
:: sharp projection from fishhook or
other object; openly cutting remark
baneful
destructive,causing ruin or death
balk
:: 1) stop short, as if faced with an
obstacle, and refuse to continue 2) foil
bandy
:: discuss lightly or glibly; exchange
(words) heatedly
bane
:: cause of ruin; curse
bantering
:: good-naturedly ridiculing
barb
:: sharp projection from fishhook or
other object; openly cutting remark
baneful
destructive,causing ruin or death