Assuasive
Assuasivea.mitigating, softening, easing
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Assuefaction
Assuefactionn.the being accustomed to, custom
Assuetude
Assuetuden.custom, habitual use
Assume
Assumev.t.to take what is not just or natural or without proof, to undertake or promise
Assumed
Assumedpa.taken, taken for granted
Assumer
Assumern.an assuming, busy or arrogant person
Assuming
Assumingpa.taking, haughty, impertinent
Assumpsit
Assumpsitn.a promise or action founded on one
Assumption
Assumptionn.a taking, supposition, undertaking
Assumptive
Assumptivea.possible or fit to be assumed
Assurance
Assurancen.confidence, want of modesty, certain knowledge, certainty, security against loss, positive declaration
Assure
Assurev.t.to make secure or confident, to tell
Assured
Assuredpa.persuaded, certain, insured
Assuredly
Assuredlyad.certainly, without doubt, really
Assurer
Assurern.one that assures, one that engages
Assyrian
Assyriann.a native of Assyria on the Euphrates
Assyrian (2)
Assyriana.pertaining to Assyria
Astenic
Astenica.without tone or strength
Asterisk
Asteriskn.the mark (*) in printing or writing
Asterism
Asterismn.a set or constellation of fixed stars
Astern
Asternad.in the hinder part of a ship, behind
Asthma
Asthman.a difficulty of breathing
Asthmatic
Asthmatic, or Asthmaticala.troubled with an asthma
Astonish
Astonish, or Astoundv.t.to amaze, to confound
Astonished
Astonishedpa.amazed, struck dumb with surprise
Astonishingly
Astonishinglyad.in an astonishing manner
Astonishment
Astonishmentn.amazement, surprise, confusion