Webster's Dictionary 1806

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About

Aboutpr.near to, concerning;ad.around, every way

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Above

Abovepr.higher, more;ad.overhead

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Aboveboard

Aboveboardad.without reserve or artifice

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Abovecited

Aboveciteda.cited before, mentioned before

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Aboveground

Abovegroundad.alive, living, not in the grave

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Abovementioned

Abovementioneda.mentioned above or before

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Abrade

Abradev.t.to rub or scrape off, to grate

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Abrasion

Abrasionn.a rubbing, wearing or scraping off

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Abreast

Abreastad.side by side, on a line with, opposite

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Abridge

Abridgev.t.to contract, shorten, deprive

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Abridged

Abridgedpa.shortened, deprived of

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Abridgement

Abridgementn.a work abridged or shortened

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Abridger

Abridgern.a person that shortens or contracts

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Abroach

Abroachad.in readiness to run or come out

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Abroad

Abroadad.out, out of doors, in another country

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Abrogate

Abrogatev.t.to repeal, annul, abolish

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Abrogation

Abrogationn.the act of repealing

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Abrupt

Abruptn.sudden, hasty, broken, rough, unconnected

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Abruption

Abruptionn.a violent and sudden separation

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Abruptly

Abruptlyad.suddenly, unseasonably, roughly

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Abruptness

Abruptnessn.great haste, suddenness, roughness

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Abscence

Abscencen.a being absent, distance, inattention

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Abscess

Abscessn.a swelling or cavity containing matter

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Abscind

Abscindv.t.to cut off, pare off, rend off or away

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Abscission

Abscissionn.the act of cutting or rending off

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Abscond

Abscondv.i.to hide one's self, go off, disappear

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Absconding

Abscondingpa.withdrawing from public view