Webster's Dictionary 1806

1756

Armoric

Armorica.pertaining to Brittany in France;n.the language of the country

1757

Armory

Armoryn.a repository or place of arms, armor

1758

Armpit

Armpitn.the hallow place under the shoulder

1759

Arms

Armsn. pl.the ensigns of a family, weapons, war

1760

Arms-End

Arms-endad.at a due distance, far off

1761

Army

Armyn.a body of armed men, a great number

1762

Arnuts

Arnutsn.tall oat grass

1763

Aroma

Aroman.the quality of plants which constitutes their fragrance

1764

Aromatic

Aromatic, or Aromaticala.spicy, fragrant, sweet

1765

Aromatics

Aromaticsn. pl.all kinds of spices or perfumes

1766

Aromatize

Aromatizev.t.to impregnate with aroma, to scent

1767

Aromatous

Aromatousa.containing aroma

1768

Around

Aroundad.andprep.in a round or circle, about

1769

Arouse

Arousev.t.to awaken from sleep suddenly, to excite

1770

Aroynt

Aroyntv.begone, go away, depart, ob.

1771

Arpent

Arpentn.a French acre, or 1 square rods

1772

Arquebuse

Arquebusen.a large handgun

1773

Arrac

Arracn.the spirit of the cocoanut, a plant

1774

Arraign

Arraignv.t.to call to answer in court, to accuse

1775

Arraigned

Arraignedpa.accused, called to appear & answer

1776

Arraignment

Arraignmentn.the act of arraigning, a charge

1777

Arrange

Arrangev.t.to set in order, to put in due place

1778

Arrangement

Arrangementn.the state of being put in order

1779

Arrant

Arranta.very bad, vile, notorious, wicked

1780

Arrantly

Arrantlyad.shamefully, corruptly, wickedly

1781

Arras

Arrasn.tapestry, hangings of tapestry

1782

Array

Arrayn.order of men for battle, dress, the impannelling of a jury, or the jury