Acquire
Acquirev.t.to gain something permanent
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Acquirev.t.to gain something permanent
Acquiredpa.gained, gotten, attained to
Acquirement, or Acquisitionn.attainment, gain
Acquirern.one who acquires
Acquisitivea.that is acquired or gained
Acquitv.t.to discharge, free from, clear
Acquitmentn.the act of acquitting or freeing
Acquittaln.a deliverance, discharge, release
Acquittancen.a receipt in full for debt
Acre, or Akern.a piece of land containing 4 perches long and 4 broad, or 484 square yards
Acrida.of a hot biting taste, sharp, pungent
Acridnessn.a bitter quality, pungency
Acrimoniousa.sharp, corrosive, tart, austere
Acrimonyn.sharpness, tartness, illnature
Acrituden.an acrid taste, etc. austerity
Acromaticala.belonging to deep learning
Acronicala.rising or setting at sunset
Acrossad.orprep.crosswise, athwart, over, upon
Acrosticn.a kind of poem whose initial letters form the name of some person or thing
Actv.t.to do, perform, imitate, move, play, int. to conduct or behave
Actn.a deed, exploit, decree, division of a play
Actedpa.done, performed, represented
Actinian.a genus of sea-animals
Actinoliten.a species of magnesian stone
Actionn.a thing done, deed, battle, suit at law, gesture, exercise, operation
Actionablea.for which a suit may be sustained
Actionary, or Actionistn.a holder of public stock