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abbess n.
lady superior of a nunnery
abbot n.
superior of community of monks
abed
adv.
in/on a bed
aberration
deviation from right/customary or prescribed course
abet
aid, promote
abeyance
suspension state
abhorrent
repugnant hateful
abidance
an abiding
abject
sunk to low condition adj.
abjure
to recant, renounce, repudiate under oath
ablution
washing or cleansing
abnegate
renounce
aboriginal
primitive
aboveboard
Without concealment, fraud, or trickery.
abrogate
abolish/repeal
abscond
depart suddenly/secretly (escape)
absolution
forgivness
absolve
free from sin or blame
abstain
hold oneself back
abstemious
characterized by self denial
abut
touch at end/boundary line
accede
agree
accouter
to dress (be accoutereD)
achillean
invulnerable
acquiesce
comply/submit
acquittal
discharge from accdusation
actuary
officer
actuate
to move/ incite to action
adamant
exceeding hardness/impenetrability
addendum
somehting added
addle
make worthless
adduce
bring forward
adjuration
vehement appeal
adjutant
auxiliary
affable
approachable
afresh
once more
aggrieve
give sorrow to
albeit
even though
allegory
The setting forth of a subject under the guise of another subject of aptly suggestive likeness.
allotment
portion
alluvion
flood
ambrosial
sweet/fragrant
ampersand
the character &/ and
anathema
anythingforbidden
anhydrous
withered
animadversion
utterance of criticism
annalist
historian
annals
a record of events in chrolological order
antediluvian
pertainig to the times before noahs
antemundane
before worlds creation
antiphon
A response or alteration of responses, generally musical.
antipodes n.
A place or region on the opposite side of the earth.
antistrophe
The inversion of terms in successive classes, as in "the home of joy and the joy of home".
aperture
hold
apiary
keeps bees
apogee
the climax
apostasy
total departure from ones faith
apostate
false
apellate
capable fo being apealed to
appertain
To belong, as by right, fitness, association, classification, possession, or natural relation.
apposite
appropriate
approbation
sanction
arbor
tree
arrant
notoriously bad
arrear
somethign overdue
ascendant
dominant
askance
side glance
assiduous
diligent