Webster's Dictionary 1806

1918

Assault (2)

Assaultv.t.to attack, set or fall upon, storm

1919

Assaulter

Assaultern.one who assaults or storms

1920

Assay

Assayv.to try, prove, examin, attempt

1921

Assay (2)

Assayn.a trial, proof, examination, first effort

1922

Assayer

Assayern.one who assays or tries metals, &c.

1923

Assecution

Assecutionn.an attaining, an attendance, ob.

1924

Assemblage

Assemblagen.a collection or joining of things

1925

Assemble

Assemblev.to bring, call or meet together, to collect

1926

Assembled

Assembledpa.met together

1927

Assembly

Assemblyn.a company assembled or met, a ball, a legislature or a branch of it

1928

Assent

Assentv.t.to agree, consent, yield, admit

1929

Assent (2)

Assent

1930

Assenter

Assentern.one who assents

1931

Assert

Assertv.t.to affirm, maintain, claim, vindicate

1932

Assertion

Assertionn.the act of asserting, an affirmation

1933

Assertive

Assertivea.positive, implying assertion

1934

Assertor

Assertorn.an affirmer, a maintainer

1935

Asservation

Asservationn.a solemn or positive affirmation

1936

Assess

Assessv.t.to tax, to value for the purpose of taxing

1937

Assessment

Assessmentn.the act of assessing, a cess, a tax

1938

Assessor

Assessorn.one that lays taxes or values, an assistant judge

1939

Assets

Assetsn. pl.effects left by one dead to pay debts

1940

Assiduity

Assiduityn.diligence, continued application

1941

Assiduous

Assiduousa.diligent, constant in application

1942

Assiduously

Assiduouslyad.diligently, closely, continually

1943

Assiento

Assienton.a contract with Spain to supply slaves

1944

Assign

Assignv.t.to appoint, fix, transfer, allege