Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Apodes

Apodesn. pl.fish having no ventral fins

1460

Apodictical

Apodicticala.demonstrative, not used

1461

Apogee

Apogeen.the point of the sun's &c orbit farthest from the earth

1462

Apollo

Apollon.the God of arts, the sun

1463

Apollyon

Apollyonn.the destroyer

1464

Apologetical

Apologeticala.defending, excusing, lessening

1465

Apologist

Apologistn.one who makes an apology or plea

1466

Apologue

Apologuen.a fable or tale teaching moral truths

1467

Apology

Apologyn.a defence, excuse, justification, plea

1468

Apophthegm

Apophthegmn.a remarkable sagin, a maxim

1469

Apoplectic

Apoplectica.belonging to an apoplexy

1470

Apoplexy

Apoplexyn.a disorder that affects the brain

1471

Apostasy

Apostasyn.a falling from one's former profession

1472

Apostate

Apostaten.one that forsakes his religion or party

1473

Apostatize

Apostatizev.i.to forsake one's religion or party

1474

Apostemate

Apostematev.t.to corrupt or form into matter

1475

Aposteme

Apostemen.a hallow and purulent swelling

1476

Apostle

Apostlen.a messenger sent to preach the gospel

1477

Apostleship

Apostleshipn.the office, state, &c. of an apostle

1478

Apostolate

Apostolaten.the office of an apostle

1479

Apostolic

Apostolic

1480

Apostolically

Apostolicallyad.in the manner of the apostles

1481

Apostolically (2)

Apostolicallyad.in the manner of the apostles

1482

Apostrophic

Apostrophica.pertaining to an apostrophy

1483

Apostrophy

Apostrophyn.in rhetoric, a turning the course or speech, contraction of words by ('), mark

1484

Apothecary

Apothecaryn.a compounder, &c. of medicines

1485

Apotheons

Apotheonsn.the making a god, a consecration