Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Acidification

Acidificationn.the act of acidifying

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Acidify

Acidifyv.to make or become acid, to convert into an acid by combination with oxygene

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Acidity

Acidity, or Acidnessn.sharpness, sourness

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Acidulate

Acidulatev.t.to tinge with acids, to make sour

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Acidulous

Acidulousa.slightly acid

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Acinaciform

Acinaciforma.shaped like a cimetar

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Acinose

Acinosea.full of kernels or grains

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Acknowledge

Acknowledgev.t.to confess, own, grant, requite

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Acknowledged

Acknowledgedpa.owned, believed, declared

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Acknowledgment

Acknowledgmentn.a confession, owning, return

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Acme

Acmen.the height or top of a thing, head, crisis

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Acolin

Acolinn.a bird of the partridge kind

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Acolothist

Acolothistn.a servitor to a mass-priest, a deacon

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Aconite

Aconiten.wolf's bane, a poisonous herb, poison

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Acontias

Acontiasn.the jaculus or dart snake

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Acorn

Acornn.the seed or fruit of an oak, a shell

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Acotyledon

Acotyledonn.a plant whose seeds have no side lobes

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Acotyledonous

Acotyledonousa.without a cotyledon or lobe

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Acoustics

Acousticsn. pl.the science or theory of sounds, medicines or instruments used to help hearing

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Acquaint

Acquaintv.t.to inform, make known, declare

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Acquaintance

Acquaintancen.familiarity, knowledge, fellow ship, a friend, a person with whom we converse

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Acquainted

Acquaintedpa.informed, familiar, versed

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Acqueousness

Acqueousnessn.a watery quality

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Acquest

Acquest, or Acquistn.acquisition, a thing gained

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Acquiesce

Acquiescev.i.to submit to what is not most agreeable, to yield or assent to

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Acquiescence

Acquiescencen.consent, compliance, submission

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Acquirable

Acquirablea.that may be acquired