Ancientness
Ancientnessn.great age, oldness, antiquity
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Ancientnessn.great age, oldness, antiquity
Ancientryn.ancient lineage, dignity of birth
Ancientsn. pl.those who lived in old times
Ancillarya.relating to a female servant
Anconyn.an iron bar, or bloomery
Ancurismala.belonging to aceurism
Andconj.joining sentences and words
Andantead.distinctly, regularly, slow
Andirionn.an iron utensil to hold wood, or a spit
Androginal
Anecdoten.a piece of secret history
Anecdoticala.relating to anecdotes
Anemographyn.description of the winds
Anemometern.an instrument to ascertain the force and velocity of the wind
Anemonyn.a plant, the windflower
Anemoscopen.an instrument to show the direction of the wind
Aneurismn.a tumor from the bursting of an artery
Anewad.afresh, over again, newly, repeatedly
Angeln.a heavenly or divine messenger, beautiful person, old gold coin worth about 1s. ster.
Angelican.the name of a plant
Angelical
Angern.passion excited by injury inflammation
Angerv.t.to provoke, vex, displease, heat, fret
Angern.a carpenter's tool to bore holes with
Angiologyn.the doctrime of the vessels in the body
Angiospermousa.having seeds inclosed or covered
Angiotomyn.the opening of a blood vessel