Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Adjournment

Adjournmentn.a putting off for a time, a delay

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Adjudge

Adjudgev.t.to judge, decree, pass sentence

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Adjudged

Adjudgedpa.determined, decreed, sentenced

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Adjudgment

Adjudgmentn.the act of adjudging or awarding

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Adjudicate

Adjudicatev.t.to determine by law, to adjudge

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Adjudication

Adjudicationn.judicial trial or sentence

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Adjunct

Adjunctn.something joined to another thing

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Adjunction

Adjunctionn.the act of joining, the thing joined

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Adjuration

Adjurationn.the tendering or taking of an oath

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Adjure

Adjurev.t.to tender an oath, charge in God's name strictly and earnestly, command, enjoin

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Adjust

Adjustv.t.to fit, adapt, settle, set right

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Adjuster

Adjustern.he or that which regulates

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Adjusting

Adjusting, or Adjustmentn.a regulation, a setting in order, a setting right, disposition, order

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Adjutancy

Adjutancyn.the office of an adjutant

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Adjutant

Adjutantn.a military officer who aids in the execution of orders

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Adjutor

Adjutorn.a helper, assistant, promoter, advancer

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Adjutory

Adjutorya.helping, assisting, advancing

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Adlegation

Adlegationn.a joint embassage

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Admeasure

Admeasurev.t.to take the dimensions

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Admeasurement

Admeasurementn.a measuring or taking of dimensions

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Administer

Administerv.to give, conduce, supply, execute, enforce, dispense, settle an intestate estate

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Administerial

Administerial, or Administrativea.pertaining to the executive branch of government, or to administration

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Administration

Administrationn.the act of administering, rule

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Administrator

Administratorn.a man that administers or rules

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Administratorship

Administratorshipn.the office of an administrator

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Administratrix

Administratrixn.a woman that administers

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Admirable

Admirablea.to be admired, rare, wonderful, noble