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Abacus
a device used to figure arithmetic equations by moving beads along rods
Abase
to humiliate or deprive of self-worth
abbess
a head nun in charge of a convent; a mother superior
abbreviated
shortened
abduct
to take a person away secretly and illegally, often by use of force; kidnap
aberrant
abandoning the correct, expected, or proper way of doing things; straying from the "right" or norm.
abeyance
temporary suspension; a temporary pause, espically in regard to a government or court's ruling.
abominate
to loathe or hate; to view with extreme hostility.
absinthe
a green alcoholic liqueur flavored with wormwood and having narcotic qualities.
absolution
the condition of having been forgiven or freed of guilt.
abstain
to refrain from; to refuse to partake in; to go without voluntarily.
abyss
an endless black void; an emptiness; a huge hole with no bottom.
accept
to take into possesion
acclimated
having-adapted or become accustomed to.
accost
to greet or approach, usually in a confrontational way; to approach in order to confront.
acme
the highest point; summit.
acronym
a word formed by combining the first letters of several other words.
acuity
keen, as in the mind or senses; deft.
adapt
to adjust; to make something or oneself fit in to particular circumstances; to conform.
adhere
to hold fast to; usually with a sense of honor or allegiance.