Webster's Dictionary 1806

1486

Apozem

Apozemn.a medical decoction of herbs, &c.

1487

Appall

Appallv.t.to fright so as to dispirit, to dismay

1488

Appalled

Appalledpa.struck with fear, terrified

1489

Appanage

Appanagen.lands for younger children of princes

1490

Apparatus

Apparatusn.tools, things, furniture, equipage

1491

Apparel

Appareln.clothing, cloaths, raiment, dress

1492

Apparel (2)

Apparelv.t.to dress, deck, adorn, set off

1493

Apparent

Apparenta.visible, evident, plain, open, certain

1494

Apparently

Apparentlyad.visibly, in appearance only

1495

Apparition

Apparitionn.an appearance, ghost, vision, view

1496

Apparitor

Apparitorn.a low officer in ecclesiastical courts

1497

Appay

Appayv.t.to content, ob.

1498

Appeach

Appeachv.t.to accuse, impeach, ob.

1499

Appeal

Appealn.removal of a cause from a lower to a higher court, reference to a witness, accusation

1500

Appeal (2)

Appealv.t.to remove from a lower to a higher court, call to witness, accuse

1501

Appear

Appearv.i.to be in sight, seem, look, answer

1502

Appearance

Appearancen.a resemblance, likelihood, show, entrance

1503

Appeasement

Appeasementn.act of quieting, reconciliation

1504

Appelice

Appelicen.the defendant in appeal, he who is appealed

1505

Appellant

Appellantn.a person who appeals, a challenger

1506

Appellate

Appellatea.belonging to appeals

1507

Appellation

Appellationn.a name, title, term, address

1508

Appellative

Appellativea.common to many or all, general

1509

Appellative (2)

Appellativen.the name of a whole species

1510

Appellor

Appellorn.the plaintiff in appeal, he who appeals

1511

Append

Appendv.t.to hang or join to, hand on, add

1512

Appendage

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