Webster's Dictionary 1806

676

Afflictive

Afflictivea.distressing, painful, grievous

677

Affluence

Affluencen.plenty, wealth, riches, great store

678

Affluent

Affluenta.wealthy, plentiful, abundant

679

Afflux

Afflux, or Affluxionn.the act of flowing, what flows

680

Afford

Affordv.to set a price, to yield or grant, to be able to sell

681

Affranchise

Affranchisev.t.to make free, give freedom

682

Affray

Affrayv.t.to affright, ob.

683

Affray (2)

Affrayn.a quarrel with violence and blows

684

Affriction

Affrictionn.friction, the act of rubbing, ob.

685

Affright

Affrightv.t.to fright, terrify, scare, alarm, confuse

686

Affright (2)

Affright, or Affrightmentn.terror, great fear

687

Affrightful

Affrightfula.frightful, terrible, dreadful, ob.

688

Affront

Affrontn.an insult, wrong, disgrace

689

Affront (2)

Affrontv.t.to provoke, insult, offend

690

Affronted

Affrontedpa.offended, insulted, used ill

691

Affronter

Affrontern.one who affronts, one who insults

692

Affronting

Affrontingpa.causing affront, provoking

693

Affuse

Affusev.t.to pour one thing on another,

694

Affusion

Affusionn.a pouring upon

695

Affy

Affyv.to betroth, promise, engage, put trust, ob.

696

Afield

Afieldad.to or in the field, abroad, out of doors

697

Afloat

Afloata.unfixed, swimming, moving

698

Afoot

Afootad.on foot, in action, in design or intent

699

Afore

Aforeprep.andad.before, in front, in time past

700

Aforegoing

Aforegoinga.going before

701

Aforehand

Aforehandad.beforehand, before

702

Aforenamed

Aforenamed, or Aforesaida.named, or said, before