Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Abluent

Abluenta.washing off, from or away, cleansing

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Ablution

Ablutionn.the act of cleansing or washing

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Abnegate

Abnegatev.t.to deny, disown, refuse

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Abnegation

Abnegationn.a positive denial, a renunciation

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Abnodation

Abnodationn.a cutting excrescences from trees

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Abnormity

Abnormityn.a deformity, irregularity

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Abnormous

Abnormousa.out of rule or order, irregular

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Aboard

Aboardad.in a ship, safe, secure, at ease

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Abode

Aboden.a habitation, stay, continuance, delay

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Abode (2)

Abodev.t.to prognosticate, foreshow, ob.

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Abodement

Abodementn.a secret anticipation, a presage, ob.

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Abolish

Abolishv.t.to destroy, repeal, make void

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Abolishable

Abolishablea.that may be destroyed

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Abolisher

Abolishern.a person that abolishes or destroys

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Abolishment

Abolishment, or Abolitionn.the act of repealing

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Abominable

Abominablea.detestable, very hateful, abhorred

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Abominableness

Abominablenessn.extreme odiousness

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Abominably

Abominablyad.very hatefully, odiously

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Abominate

Abominatev.t.to hate, loathe, abhor, detest

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Abomination

Abominationn.an object of hatred, a pollution

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Aboriginal

Aboriginala.first or primitive

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Aboriginals

Aboriginalsn. pl.first or primitive inhabitants

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Abortion

Abortion, or Abortmentn.a miscarriage in women

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Abortive

Abortivea.untimely, unsuccessful;n.a vellum

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Abortiveness

Abortivenessn.the state of being abortive

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Abound

Aboundv.i.to have in plenty, or be in plenty

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Abounding

Aboundingpa.plentiful, increasing