Aerometry
Aerometryn.the art of measuring air, its pressure, elasticity and rarefaction
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Aeronaut
Aeronautn.an aerial sailor in a balloon
Aeronautic
Aeronautica.pertaining to balloons or aerial navigation
Aeroscopy
Aeroscopyn.an observation of the air
Aerostatic
Aerostatica.belonging to aerostation, light
Aerostation
Aerostationn.a passing through the air in balloons
Aery
Aeryn.a nest of eagles or any birds of prey
Afar
Afarad.at, to or from, a great distance, remotely
Afeard
Afearda.afraid, affected with fear
Affability
Affabilityn.civility, readiness to converse
Affable
Affablea.civil, easy of conversation
Affableness
Affablenessn.civility, a readiness to converse
Affably
Affablyad.civilly, courteously, kindly, mildly
Affair
Affairn.a business, matter, concern, intrigue
Affairs
Affairsn. pl.business in general, state of property
Affect
Affectn.affection, passion, ob.
Affect (2)
Affectv.to move the passions, aim, try, assume
Affectation
Affectationn.conceit, formality, pretense
Affected
Affectedpa.moved, conceited, afflicted
Affectedly
Affectedlya.hypocritically, conceitedly, vainly
Affectedness
Affectednessn.affectation, conceit, pride, vanity
Affecting
Affectingpa.moving, aiming at, imitating
Affection
Affectionn.love, fondness, zeal, quality, habit
Affectionate
Affectionatea.fond, tender, kind, good, zealous
Affectionately
Affectionatelyad.lovingly, tenderly, kindly
Affectioned
Affectioneda.inclined, disposed, affected
Affective
Affectivea.that affects, moving, tender