A nal' o gy, n. resemblance; proportion. A nal' y sis, n. a separation of the parts. An' a lyze, v. to resolve into first principles. An' ar 'chy, n. confusion; want of government. A nath' e ma, n. an eccle siastical curse. A nath' e ma tize, v. to pronounce accursed. A nat' o mist, n. one skilled in anatomy. A nat' o mize, v. to dis sect. A nat' o mỹ, n. the art of dissecting; a skeleton. An' ces tor, n. a forefath er. An' ces try, n. lineage; the honour of descent. An' 'chor, n. a large iron to hold a ship fast. v. to place at anchor. An' 'chor age, n. a place to anchor ships. An cho vý, n. a little seafish. An' cient, a. old; aged. An' ec dute, n. secret history. An' gel, n. a spirit em. ployed by God in human affairs. An gel ic, a. heavenly; angelical An' 3ger, v. to provoke; to chrage; n. resentment. An' gli cism, n. an eng. lish idiom. An' gry, a. touched with anger; inflamed. An' guish, n. excessive pain. An' gu lar, a having angles or corners. An i mad ver' sion, n. reproof; severe censure; observation. An i mad vert', v. to consider; to pass censures upon. An' i mal, n. a living crea ture. An i mal' cule, n. a small animal. An' i mate, v. to make alive; to encourage. An' i ma ted, a. lively; vigorous. An i ma' tion, n. the state of being enlivened. An i mos' i ty, n. vehemence of hatred; passionate malignity An' nals, n. histories digested in the exact or der of time. An nex', v. to unite to at the end. An ni hi late, v. to destroy. An ni hi la' tion, n. destruction. An ni ver' sa ry, n. an annual festival. An' no Bom' in i, in the year of our Lord. An no ta' tion, n. explication; note. An nounce', v. to publish; to proclaim. An noy', v. to incommode; to vex. n. that An noyance, which annoys. An' nu al, a. yearly. An' nu al ly, ad. yearly; every year. An nu i ty, n. a yearly allowance. An nul', v. to make void. An' nu lar, a. in the form of a ring. An nun ci a' tion-day, n. anniversary of the angel's salutation of the blessed Virgin. An' o dyne, a. what eases pain. A noint', v. to consecrate by unction. A nem' a lous, a. irregular. A nom' a lỹ, n irregularity; deviation from rule. A non', ad. quickly; soon. A non' y mous, a wanting a name. Anths er, a. not the same. An' swer, v to respond: to correspond to; to suit ith. . what is said in return to a question Ant' bear, n. an animal that feeds on ants. An tag' o nist, n. an oppo nent. An tarc' tic, a relating to the south pole. An te am bu la' tion, n. a walking before. An te cede', v. to precede; to go before. An te ce' dent, a going before; n. what goes before. An te cham' ber, n. the chamber that leads to the chief apartment. An' te date, v. to date ear lier than the real time. An te di lu' vi an, a. existing before the deluge. An te me rid' i an, a. be fore noon. An te mun' dane, a. that which was before the world. An'te past, n. a foretaste. fore. An' them, n a holy song. An thol' o gy, n a collec tion of flowers, of devo: tions, of poems. An ti a” cid, n. alkali. An ti 'chris' tian, a. oppo site to christianity. An ti" ci pate, v. to take sooner than another, so as to prevent him; to foretaste; to preclude. An ti ci pa' tion, n. fore taste. An' tic, a. odd; ridicu lously wild; n. a buffoon. An' ti dote, n. a medicine given to expel poison. An ti feb' rile, a. good against fevers An ti mo nar' 'chi cal, a. opposed to monarchy. An' i mo nỹ, n. a metal. An tip' a thy, n. natural dislike. An tip' o des, n people on the opposite side of the globe. old An' ti qua ry, n. one stu dious of antiquity. An' ti qua ted, a. fashioned. An tique', (an teek`) a. an cient; of old fashion An ti" qui ty, n. old times. An' ti scor bu' ti cal, a. good against the scurvy. An' ti spasó mod' ic, a. what has the power of relieving the cramp. An' ti splen' e tic, a. efficacious in diseases of the spleen An tithe sis, n. opposi tion; contrast. An' ti type, n. that which is shewn by the type. An ti typ' i cal, a. that which explains the type. An' vil, n. a blacksmith's iron block. Anx4 i'e ty, n. solicitude; depression. Anxious, a full of inqui etude. A pace', ad. quickly; speedily; hastily. A part', ad. at a distance; privately. A part' ment, n. a room. Ap' a thy, n. exemption from passion. Ape, v. to imitate; n. a kind of monkey. Ap' er ture, n. an opening. A phel ion, n. that part of the orbit of a planet re motest from the sun. Aph'o rism, n. a maxim ; an unconnected posi tion. A' pi a ry, n. the place where bees are kept. A piece' ad to the part or share of each. A pish, a. imitative; silly; trifling; playful. A pit' pat, ad. with quick palpitation. A poc' a lypse, n. revelation. A poc' ry pha, n. books added to the sacred writings, of doubtful authors. A pec' rý plml, s. not canonical; of uncertain au Ap' oph thegm, n. a remarkable saying. Ap' o plex y, n. a sudden deprivation of all sensation. Ap o plec' tic, a. relating to an apoplexy. A pos' ta cy, n. departure from what one has professed. A pos'tate, n. one who has forsaken his religion. A pos' ta tize, v. to for sake one's religion. A pos' tle, n. a person sent to preach the gospel. A pos tol' ic al, a. delivered by the apostles. A pos' tro phe, n. a diversion of speech; traction by a comma, as tho', for though. con Ap pa' rent, a. plain ; evident; certain. Ap pa' rent ly, ad. evidently; openly. Ap pa ri" tion, n. appear ance; a spectre. Ap peach', v. to accuse, to impeach; to cen sure; to reproach. Ap peach' ment, n. an accusation; charge. Ap peal, v. to refer to another as judge; n. an application for justice. Ap pear, v. to become vi sible; to be evident. Ap pear ance, n. coming into sight; mien; semblance. Ap peasa ble, a. reconcilable. Ap pease, v. to quiet; to pacify. Ap pel lant, n. a challenger; one that appeals to a superior court. Ap pel la' tion, n. name; title; term. Ap pel' la tive, n. a name common to all of the same species. Ap pen' dage, n. some. thing added. Ap pen' dant, n. an adventitious part. Ap pen' dix, n. supple. ment; addition made. Ap per tain', v. to belong to; to depend upon. Ap per te nance, n. what belongs to another thing; appurtenance. Ap' pe tite, n. hunger; violent longing; keenness of stomach. Ap plaud, v. to extol; to praise; to commend. Applause, n. approbation loudly expressed. Ap' ple, n. common fruit ; pupil of the eye. Ap' pli ca ble, a. suitable, proper, fit. Ap pli ca' tion, n. the act of applying; intense study; great industry. Ap ply', v. to put one thing to another; to put to a certain use; to address to. Ap point, v. to determine; to settle. Ap point' ment, n. stipu lation; salary; post. Ap por tion, v. to divide into just parts. Ap' po site, a. proper; fit; well adapted. ip po "si" tion. n. addition of new matter; two nouns in the same case. Ap praise, v. to value goods for sale. Ap praise ment, n. valuation. Ap praiser, n. one who values or appraises. Ap pre hend', v. to seize on; to arrest; to un. derstand; to fear. Ap pre hen' sion, n. fear; seizure; sentiments; opinion. Ap pre hen' sive, a. quick to understand; fearful. Ap pren' tice,n. one bound to a tradesman, to learn and be taught his occupation or business. Ap pren' tice ship, n. the time which an appren tice is to serve a mas ter. Ap prize', v. to inform. Ap proach', v. to draw near to; to bring near to; n. the act of draw. ing near. Ap pro ba' tion, n. the act of approving. |