Amply
Amplyad.largely, liberally, generously, fully
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Amplyad.largely, liberally, generously, fully
Amputatev.t.to cut off a limb, cut off, top off
Amputationn.the act of cutting off limbs, &c.
Amuletn.an appendant medicine, charm, spell
Amusev.t.to entertain, please, deceive, detail
Amusementn.a pastime, toy, entertainment, diversion
Amusivea.that has the power to amuse, pleasing
Amygdaloidn.a stone with an argillaceous basis containing stones of other kinds
Amyzlinn.the sea lion, found in the Pacific, on the American coast
Anabaptista.one who holds adult baptism
Anacamtica.reflected, turned back
Anachronismn.an error in the account of time
Anacreontica.pertaining to Anacreon, a Greek poet
Anagramn.a transposing the letters of a name, as W, i, l, l, i, a, m N, o, y - i moyl in law
Anala.pertaining to the anus
Analemman.a projection made on the meridian
Analeptica.comforting, strengthening
Analogicala.pertaining to analogy, similar
Analogicallyad.by the way of analogy or likeness
Analogousa.having an analogy, proportional
Analysisn.a separation of the parts, a resolution
Analystn.one who analyzes
Analyticala.of or belonging to analysis
Analyticallyad.by separating or resolving the parts
Analyzev.t.to resolve into first principles
Ananasn.fine kind of plant, the pine-apple
Anapest