Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Adept

Adeptn.a person well skilled in an art, an artist

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Adept (2)

Adepta.completely skilled, skillful, well versed

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Adequate

Adequatea.sufficient, equal, even, just

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Adequately

Adequatelyad.in proportion, justly, fitly, duly

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Adequateness

Adequatenessn.fitness, propriety, proportion

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Adfected

Adfecteda.consisting of different powers

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Adhere

Adherev.i.to stick close, to take part with

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Adherence

Adherencen.attachment, sticking to, union

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Adherent

Adherenta.united with or to, sticking close to

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Adherent (2)

Adherent, or Adherern.a follower, a favorer

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Adhesion

Adhesionn.the act of sticking or cleaving to

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Adhesive

Adhesivea.sticking to, tenacious, clammy

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Adhesiveness

Adhesivenessn.an adhesive quality

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Adhibit

Adhibitv.t.to apply, make us of, admit, take

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Adiaphorous

Adiaphorousa.neutral, indifferent, similar

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Adiaphory

Adiaphoryn.neutrality, equality, likeness

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Adieu

Adieuad.farewell; for a Dieu je vous commende

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Adipose

Adiposea.fat, greasy, unctuous, oily

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Adit

Aditn.an entrance into a pit or mine, access

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Adjacency

Adjacencyn.that which is adjacent, a nearness

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Adjacent

Adjacenta.lying close to, near, bordering upon

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Adjection

Adjectionn.the act of adding, a thing added

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Adjective

Adjectivea.that is added, a word added to a noun to denote some property of it

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Adjectively

Adjectivelyad.in the manner of an adjective

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Adjoin

Adjoinv.to join to, bear or lie near, add to

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Adjoining

Adjoiningpa.lying close to, adding

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Adjourn

Adjournv.t.to put off, postpone, defer