Appriser
Apprisern.one appointed to value
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Apprize
Apprizev.t.to inform, to acquaint
Apprized
Apprizedpa.informed, told, instructed
Approach
Approachn.the act of drawing near, an advance
Approachable
Approachablea.that may be approached
Approbation
Approbationn.the approving of a thing
Appropriable
Appropriablea.that may be appropriated
Appropriate
Appropriatev.t.to set apart for a certain purpose, or for one's self
Appropriate (2)
Appropriatea.peculiar, set, apart, assigned, put
Appropriateness
Appropriatenessn.the quality of being very suitable
Appropriation
Appropriationn.an application to some particular use or meaning, an alienation
Appropriator
Appropriatorn.one who has an appropriated benefice
Approvable
Approvablea.worthy of approbation
Approval
Approval, or Approvance, or Approvementn.approbation
Approve
Approvev.t.to like or allow of, render one's self worthy, justify, prove, show
Approved
Approvedpa.liked, proved, tried, examined
Approvement (2)
Approvementn.an informing against an accomplice
Approver
Approvern.one who approves, a felon who turns informer
Approximate
Approximatea.near or joining to, ob.
Approximate (2)
Approximatev.i.to come near, approach, bring near
Approximation
Approximationn.a near approach to any thing
Appulse
Appulsen.the act of striking against
Appulsion
Appulsionn.a striking against by a moving body
Appulsive
Appulsivea.striking against by a moving body
Appurtenance
Appurtenancen.that which belongs or relates to something else, or the principal thing
Appurtenant
Appurtenanta.belonging to by right
Apricot
Apricotn.a fine kind of stone fruit