Ataraxy
Ataraxyn.ease, quiet, a freedom from pain, &c.
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Ataxy
Ataxyn.a want of order, disorder, irregularity
Ate
Atepret.of to eat
Athanasian
Athanasiana.relating to the creed of Athanasius
Atheism
Atheismn.a disbelief of the being of a God
Atheist
Atheistn.one who denies a God, an infidel
Atheistical
Atheisticala.denying a God, impious
Atheistically
Atheisticallyad.in an atheistical manner
Athenian
Atheniann.a native of Athens
Athenian (2)
Atheniana.pertaining to Athens
Athirst
Athirsta.thirsy, dry, in want of drink, eager
Athletic
Athletica.belonging to wrestling, strong, bony
Athwart
Athwartad.andpr.across, through, wrong
Atlantic
Atlantic
Atlas
Atlasn.a collection of maps, joint, rich silk
Atmosphere
Atmospheren.the surrounding air and vapors
Atmospheric
Atmospherica.belonging to the atmosphere
Atom
Atom, or Atomyn.an extreme small particle
Atomical
Atomicala.consisting of or relating to atoms
Atomist
Atomistn.an advocate for or holder of atoms
Atone
Atonev.to expiate by sacrifices, make satisfaction, or be equivalent
Atonement
Atonementn.satisfaction, expiation, reconciliation
Atop
Atopad.at or on the top, above
Atrabilarian
Atrabilarian
Atramental
Atramental
Atrip
Atripa.as far as possible, perpendicularly
Atrocious
Atrociousa.hainous, outrageously wicked