A
A, or Ana.one, denoting a single person or thing
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Aback
Abackad.back, backward, behind
Abacot
Abacotn.a kind of old double crown
Abacus
Abacusn.an old kind of desk or table, the highest member of a column
Abaddon
Abaddonn.a name given to the devil or satan
Abaisance
Abaisancen.a bow of respect or humility, ob.
Abalienate
Abalienatev.t.to transfer to another person
Abandon
Abandonv.t.to forsake wholly, desert, quit
Abandoned
Abandonedpa.forsaken, deserted, wicked
Abandoning
Abandoningpa.forsaking wholly, renouncing
Abandonment
Abandonmentn.entire desertion, renunciation
Abase
Abasev.t.to bring low, humble, cast down
Abased
Abasedpa.brought low, humbled, disgraced
Abasement
Abasementn.the act of humbling, a low estate
Abash
Abashv.t.to put to the blush, confound, perplex
Abashed
Abashedpa.to put out of countenance, confused
Abashment
Abashmentn.astonishment, confusion, shame
Abast
Abastad.towards the stern from a ship's head
Abatable
Abatablea.that may be abated, defeated, remitted
Abate
Abatev.to decrease, lessen, pull down, fail as a writ; remit as a taxEtym. (Con.)
Abated
Abatedpa.lessened, lowered, taken off
Abatement
Abatementn.a sum abated, an allowance, decrease, a remitting as of a tax, failure as of a writ, the removing of a nusance
Abator
Abatorn.one who abates, or enters on an estate before the heir
Abattis
Abattisn.rubbish, branches of trees sharpened
Abb
Abbn.the yarn of a weaver's shoot, a wool
Abba
Abban.father, a scriptural word for father
Abbacy
Abbacyn.the rights and possessions of an abbot