Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Authoress

Authoressn.a female author, a female writer

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Authoritatively

Authoritativelyad.with authority, positvely

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Authority

Authorityn.legal power, warrant, testimony, rule, precedent, influence derived from office or character, credit, credibility; in Con. the Magistracy or body of justices

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Authorization

Authorizationn.an establishment by authority

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Autocracy

Autocracyn.independence, absolute sovereignty

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Autocrat

Autocratn.an absolute sovereign

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Autograph

Autographn.an original writing, exact copy

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Autographical

Autographicala.relating to one's own writing

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Automatical

Automatical, or Automatousa.having a power of self-motion

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Automation

Automationn.an engine that moves of itself

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Autopsy

Autopsyn.ocular inspection, ob.

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Autoptical

Autopticala.seen with one's own eyes, ob.

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Autoptically

Autopticallyad.by means of one's own eyes, ob.

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Autumn

Autumnn.the third season of the year, fall

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Autumnal

Autumnala.of or belonging to autumn

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Auxiliar

Auxiliarn.that which aids, a helper

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Auxiliaries

Auxiliariesn. pl.troops assisting another nation

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Auxiliary

Auxiliarya.helping, assistant;n.a helper

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Avail

Availn.advantage, profit, use, effect

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Avail (2)

Availv.i.to profit, assist, promote, do

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Available

Availablea.profitable, able to effect the object

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Availableness

Availablenessn.the power of promoting

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Availably

Availablyad.with success or effect

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Avails

Availsn. pl.proceeds of property sold, produceEtym. (Con.)

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Avantguard

Avantguardn.the front of an army, the van

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Avarice

Avaricen.covetousness, excessive love of money

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Avaricious

Avariciousa.covetous, greedy after wealth