Advertise- Ad-veriliz-ment. } ment, ligence, information Advertiser, Ad-vér-tl'zůr. s. gives information s.intel ¡Adulteration, 4-dûl-tûr-à'shûn. s. state of being contaminated one who of adultery [tery Adulterous,â-důl'tür-ůs. a. guilty of adul Adultery, â-dül'tůr-è. s. act of violating the bed of a married person Adumbrant, âd-ûm'brânt. a. giving a slight resemblance Adulterer, å-důl'tür-ûr. s. a man guilty [guilty of adultery [telligence Adulteress, â-důl'tůr-ės. s. a woman Advertising, åd-ver-tl'zing. a. giving in-Adulterine, â-dül'tûr-ine. s. a child born Advesperate, âd-vès'pè-råte. v. n. to of an adulteress draw towards evening Advice, âd-vise'. s. counsel, notice Advice-boat, åd-vise'bôte. s. a vessel employed to bring intelligence Adviseable, ad-vi'za-bl. a. prudent Adviseableness, âd-vl ́zâ-bl-nès. s. the Adumbrate, âd-ům'bråte. v. a. to exhibit quality of being adviseable [form a faint resemblance [sketch Advise, åd-vize. v. a. to counsel, in-Adumbration, âd-um-brà'shûn. s. a faint Advise, âd-vize'. v. n. to consult Adunation, âd-u-nà'shůn. s. union Advised, âd-vi'zêd. p. a. prudent, wise Aduncity, â-dûn'sè-tè. s. crookedness Advisedly, âd-viʼzêd-lè. ad. deliberately, Adunque, â-důnk'. a. crooked by design, purposely, prudently Advocacy, ad'vo-kå-sè. s. defence, vindiAdvisedness, ad-viʼzêd-nês. s. delibera-Advocate, âd'vô-kåte. s. a pleader tion [information, prudence Advocation, âd-vo-ka'shun. s. a plea Advisement, åd-vize'mènt. s. counsel, Advolation, âd-vo-là'shůn. s. flying to Adviser, âd-vìʼzår. s. a counsellor Adulation, âd-ju-là'shûn. s. flattery Adulator, åd-ju-lå ́tûr. s. a flatterer Adulatory, âd'jà-lå-túr-rẻ. a. flattering Adult, a-dult'. a. grown up Adult, â-dult'. s. a person above the age of infancy something [cation [something [with fire Adultness, A-dült'nès. s. the being adult Adulter, å-dúl'túr. v. a. to commit adul-Adusted, â-dust'èd. part. burnt, dried terv [which adulterates Adustible, â-dûs'tè-bl. a. that which may Adulterant, 4-dil'tür-ânt. s. the thing he burnt up Adulterate, â-dültür-åte. v. a. to cor-Adustion, â-düs'tshůn, s. a burning up rupt Aerial, à-'re-al. a. belonging to the air Adulterate, A-dil'tår-åte. a. corrupted Aerology, à-år-ôl'lô-jè. s. doctrine of the Adulterateness, à-dûl'túr-åte-nės, s. state [divining by the air of being adulterate Acromancy, à'ûr-d-man-se. s. the art of air sion ances Affidation, af-fè-då'shůn. Affidature, af-ft-da' (shure.} s. mutual Aerometry, à-dr-ôm'mè-trè. s. the art Affectuous, âf-fék’tshủ-ûs. a. full of pasof measuring the air [tract Aeroscopy, à-dr-ôs'ko-pè. s. the obser-Affiance, af-fl'ânse. s. a marriage convation of the air [s. a medicine Affiance, âf-fl'ânse. v. a. to betroth Ethiops-mineral, è-the-ups-min'ür-râl. Affiancer, âf-fl'ân-sår. s. he that affiEtites, é-tl'tèz. s. eagle-stone Afar, â-far'. ad. at a great distance Afeard, å-fèrd'. p. a. afraid Afer, a'far. s. the south-west wind Affability, âf-fa-bil'lè-tè. s. civility Affable, af'få-bl. a. courteous Affableness, af'fa-bl-nês. s. courtesy Affably, âf'få-blè. ad. courteously Affabrous, âf'fa-brùs. a. complete Affear, âf-fère'. v. n. to confirm, blish Affair, áf-fare'. s. business contract or oath of fidelity Affied, af-fl'èd. p. a. affianced [tion Affect, âf-fèkt'. s. affection, passion Affect, af-fèkt'. v. a. to act upon Affectation, âf-fèk-tà'shån. s. awkward Affirmance, âf-fèr'mânse. s. confirmaimitation [died with care Affirmant, âf-fer'mânt. s. the person Affected, âf-fék'tèd. p. a. moved; stu- that affirms [affirming Affectedly, âf-fèk'tèd-lè. ad. hypocriti-Affirmation, âf-fèr-må'shůn. s. the act of cally [quality of being affected Affirmative, âf-fèr'mâ-tiv. a. that which Affectedness, af-fék'ted-nês. S. the affirms [positive side Affection, âf-fèk'shûn. s. passion, love Affirmatively,âf-fèr'mâ-tiv-lè. ad. on the Affectionate, âf-fèk'shůn-åte. a. fond, Affirmer, âf-fer'můr. s. the person that tender affirms Affectionately, âf-fèk'shûn-åte-lè. ad. Affix, âf-fiks'. v. a. to subjoin fondly Affectionateness, âf-fèk'shůn-åte-nès. s. Affix, åf'fiks. s. a particle united to the end of a word Affixion, âf-fik'shun. s. act of affixing Afflation, âf-fla'shůn. s. a breathing upon Afflict, âf-flikt'. v. a. to grieve Afflictedness, âf-flik'tèd-nès. s. grief Affective,âf-fiktiv. a. that which affects Afflicter, âf-flik'tür. s. he who afflicts Affectuosity, af-fék-tshû-os'sè-tè. s. pas-Affliction, Af-flik'shun. s. calamity sionateness Afflictive, af-flik'tiv. a. painful Aforehand, A-före'hånd. ad. by a previous provision ped Aforementioned, â-före-men'shånd. a. mentioned before Affluence, Af'fl-ense. s. concourse plenty Auency, afflù-En-se. s. affluence Affluent,af'fla-ênt. a. flowing to; wealthy [before Affluentness, åf'flù-ènt-nês. s. quality of Aforenamed, â-före-nà'mèd. a. named being affluent [some place, affluence Aforesaid, â-före'såde. a. said before Afflux, affluks. s. the act of flowing to Aforetime, a-före'time. ad. in time past Affluxion, af-flük'shún. s. the act of Afraid, â-fråde'. p. a. terrified flowing to a particular place Afresh, 4-fresh'. ad. anew, again [free After, af'tår. prep. in pursuit of, behind Afterages, àf'tür-â'jèz. s. posterity Aftercrop, âf'tür-krop. s. second harvest Aftergame, af'túr-game. s. methods taken after the first turn of affairs Aftermath, âf'tür-mâth. s. second crop of grass mown in autumn Afternoon, af'tår-noon. s. the time from the meridian to the evening [birth Afterpains, âf'tûr-pånez. s. pains after Aftertaste, âftúr-taste. s. taste remainAffusion, Af-fù'zhin. s. the act of affusing ing on the tongue after the draught Affy, af-fl'. v. a. & n. to betroth; put Afterthought, âf tûr-thàwt. s. reflections after the act Affront, af-frånt'. s. insult, outrage trust in [times Aftertimes, af'tür-timez. s. succeeding Afterward, âf'tür-wàrd. ad. in succeeding time Again, â-gên'. ad. a second time [posite going Agaric, âg'a-rik. s. a drug Agast, a-gast'. a. struck with horror Agate, åggåt. s. a precious stone Aggressor, â g-grês'sûr. s. the assaulter [years Aggrievance, åg-gre'vânse. s. injury Aggrieve, åg-grève'. v. a. to vex, hurt Aggroup, ag-groop'. v. a. to bring together into one figure Agedly, a'jed-lè. ad. after the manner of Agen, a-gèn'. ad. again, in return Aghast, å-gåst'. a. the same as Agast Agglommerate, âg-glôm'mûr-åte. v. a. to Agitator, a'jè-tå-tur. s. he who agitates gather up in a ball [cines Aglet, âg'let. s. pendants at the ends of Agglutinants, âg-glù'tė-nânts. s. medi- the chieves of flowers Agglutinate, ág-gla'tè-nåte. v. n. to unite Agminal, âg'mè-nál. a. belonging to a Agglutination, ag-glú'tè-nà'shûn. s. union troop descent from Agglutinative, åg-glù'tè-nâ-tiv. a. procu-Agnail, âg'nåle. s. a whitlow ring agglutination [large, to exalt Agnation, âg-nå'shin.) Aggrandize, âg'grân-dize. v. a. to en- the same father Aggrandizement, åg'grån-dlze-ment. s. Agnition, âg-nish'un. s. acknowledgment the state of being aggrandized Agnize, ag-nize'. v. a. to acknowledge Aggravate, âg'grá-våte. v. a. to make Agnomination, Ag-nom-me-nå'shûn. s. any thing worse [of aggravating allusion of a word to another Aggravation, Ag-grå-và'shûn. s. the act Agnus Castus, ag'nůs-câs'tus. s. the Aggregate, ag'grè-gåte. a. framed by chaste tree the collection of particular parts into Ago, 4-go'. ad. past, long ago one mass [of many particulars Agog, a-gog'. a. in a state of desire Aggregate, âg'grè-gåte. s. conjunction Agoing, a-going. a. in action Aggregate, aggre-gate, v. a. to collect, Agone, a-gon'. ad. ago, past to heap many particulars into one Agonism, ag'd-nizm. s. contention [tion Agonistes, åg-d-nis'tèz. s. a prize-fighter Aggregation, åg-grè-gà'shûn. s. collec- Agonize, âgʼö-nize. v. n. to be in great Aggress, ág-grês'. v. n. to commit the pain mass Agony, âg'o-nè. s. violent pain Aggression, âg-grèsh'ûn. s, commence-Agood, å-gud', ad. in earnest first act of violence ment of a quarrel Agrace, â-gråse'. v. a. to grant favors Agrarian, 4-grå'rè-ân. a. relating to Ailing, àle'ing. p. a. sickly Agreeably, a-grè'a-blè. ad. pleasingly ; Aim, àme. v. a. to point, to guess Air, åre. v. a. to expose to the air filled with air Agreed, â-grèd'. p. a. settled by consent Airbuilt, åreʼbilt. a. built in the air Agreement, å-grè'mênt. s. compact Airdrawn, àre'dråwn. a. painted in air Agriculture, ag'rè-kül-tshůre. ́s. hus-Airer, àre'ûr. s. he that exposes to the bandry Agrimony, åg'rè-můn-nè. s. a plant air Airhole, àre'hole. s. a hole to admit air Airiness, àre'è-nès. s. exposure to the air Airing, åre'ing. s. a short jaunt Airless, àre'lês. a. without air Airling, åre'ling. s. a young, gay person Airpump, àre'půmp. s. a machine to draw the air out [air into mines [compassion Airshaft, åre'shaft. s. a passage for the Ah, å. intj. a word noting surprise or Airy, àre'è. a. composed of air, vain Aha! Aha! à-ha'. intj, a word intimating Aisle, lle. s. the walk in a church Aguishness, à'gu-ish-nès. s. resembling an ague triumph and contempt Ahead, a-hêd'. ad. further onward Ahight, â-hite'. ad. aloft, on high Aider, àde'år. s. a helper, an ally Ailment, àle'ment. s. pain, disease Ait, åte. s. a small island in a river Alacrity, â-lak'krè-tè. s. cheerfulness |