Accelerate accěl'erate, to hasten. 8 Adjective acknowledgement, recog ac'cent, a mark; stress. nition. accent'uate, mark stress ac'me, highest point. accept', to receive. accept'able, welcome. accept'ance, reception. ac'cess, admission. acces'sary, accomplice. accès'sible, approachable accés'sion, addition to. acces'sory, accompanying ac'cident, casualty. accidén'tal, casual. acclaim', to applaud. acclama'tion, applause. acclam'atory, applauding accli'mate, get used to a climate. accliv'ity, steep ascent. accom'modate, oblige. accommoda'tion, provi acous'tics, science of sound acquaint', to inform. acquaint'ance, intimacy. acquiesce', to agree. acquire', to obtain. acquire'ment, attainment acquisi'tion, thing gained acquit', set free. acquit'tal, discharge. a'cre, 160 square rods. a'creage, acres. c'rid, bitter. ac'rimony, asperity. ac'robat, gymnast. [del sion of convenience. acropolis, Grecian citaaccom'paniment, that acros'tic, a poem. which attends upon. actin'ophene, accom'pany, to attend. accom'plice, partner in crime. accomplish, to complete electrical instrument. ǎc'tion, operation. ǎc'tive, busy. ac'tor, one who acts. Act'ual, real. [ept. accord', make agree. ac'tress, female who acts accord'ance, conformity. accordion, musical wind ǎct'uary, insurance adinstrument. act'uate, to influence. acu'men, discernment. accouche'ment, child-acupunct'ure, surgical operation. ǎd'age, a maxim. account'. computation, acute', penetrating. accost', speak to. birth. narrative, reason. accou'tre, to equip. account'able, answerable adä'gio, slow movement. account'ant, bookkeeper. ǎd'amant, very accrěd'it, to countenance accretion, increase. accrue', to add gain. accüm'bent, reclining. accu'mulate, to increase. accu'mulator, electrical term. ac'curacy, exactness. ac'curate, exact. accurse', to curse. accurs'ed, cursed. accuse', blame, censure. accus'tom, habituate. aceph'alous, headless. acerb'ity, sourness. acet'ic, vinegar-like. acet'ify, to make sour. äche, continued pain. achieve', to perform. achlev'able, achieved. may be achromat'ic, colorless. ac'id, sour. acid'ulate, to acidify. acknowledge, to admit. Adjoin adjoin', to join to. Aggrieve ǎdz, a cutting tool. aeolian, produced by [gas. wind. administra'trix, she who af'fable, courteous. adʼmiral, commander of affecta'tion, insincerity. affl'ant, maker of an admis'sible, allowable. affidavit. [on oath. admis'sion, grant en affida'vit, declaration up trance. admixt'ure, a mixing. admon'ish, to warn. admonl'tion, reproof. admon'itory, warning. adō'be, brick unburnt. adoles'cence, youth. adō'nis, a dude, fop. adopt', take as one's own adore', to reverence. adorn', to ornament. adrift', floating at random. adroit, having dexterity. adula'tion, servile servile flattery. adult', grown up. adül'terate, to corrupt. adultery, unfaithfulness to the marriage bed. adům brate, overshadow. ad valo'rum, by value. advance', to go forward. advance'ment, promotion advan'tage, superiority. affil'iate, to associate. affin'ity, connection. affla'tion, inspiration. advantageous, profitable. against', in opposition. ǎd'vent, a coming.. agape', staring eagerly. adventi'tious, accidental. ag'ate, rare stone. adventure, a daring feat advent'urous, daring. ǎd'verb, modifying word ǎd'versary, antagonist. ǎd'verse, contrary. adver'sity, misfortune. advert', turn attention. advertisement, notice. advice', counsel given. advis'able, prudent. advise', to counsel. advisory, counselling. ǎd'vocacy, pleading. ăd'vocate, to support. aga've, century plant. aggres'sive, first to attack aggress'or, an assailant. aggrieve', to give sorrow. aghast', horror-stricken. Alterative ǎl'iment, nourishment. alimentary, pertaining to aliment. ǎl'imony, maintainance. ǎl'iped, wing-footed. [or. àl'iquant, uneven divisàl'iquot, even divisor. ǎliz'arin, coloring matter al'kali, a chemical. [kall ǎl'kaloid, resembling alallah, Mohammedan God. allay', to assuage. allega'tion, affirmation. allege', to affirm. allegiance, loyalty. al'legory, metaphor. alle'gro, lively time. allelü'iah, praise God. allē'viate, make easier. ǎl'ley, narrow passage. military alll'ance, a confederacy. ai'gret, feather ornament alliga'tion, rule of arithall'ment, illness. [tion. land. to agrêê'able, suitable to. metic. ain't, illiterate contrac- ǎl'ligator, crocodile. air'ily, lightly. repitition allitera'tion, of the same letter. alloca'tur, legal term. allocution, a speech. allop'athy, opposed to akin', related to. [ness. homeopathy. alăc'rity, cheerful readi-allot, to apportion. [tity. a-la-mode', like the fash-allow'ance, stated quan ion. alloy', a baser metal. of earth by water. al'pine, mountainous. alread'y, at this time. al'tar, communion table. al'ter, make otherwise. altera'tion, change. al'terative, a medicine Altercation 11 Anew a build alterca'tion, controversy. | amphithe'atre, alter'nate, act by turns. ing of circular form. alter'native, a choice. although', grant that. al'titude, elevation. of non-profes am'ple, large, diffusive. amplifica'tion, ment. enlarge. am'plify, to enlarge. ăm'plitude, extent. anabăp'tist, one who ad- anacon'da, a large ser- am'ative, loving. amaurō'sis, eye trouble. amaze', to astonish. an'aglyph, an ornament. am'azon, warlike woman, an'agram, transposition of ambas'sador, an envoy. letters of a word. am'ber, a mineral. analěp'tic, a restorative, ǎm'bergris, a perfume. anal'ogous, similar. ambiguous, equivocal. anal'ogy, resemblance. ambl'tion, desire to excel anǎl'ysis, the resolution ambi'tious, aspiring. of a thing into its am'ble, a pace. elements. [ ing. ambro'sia, fabled food. analytics, art of analyzam'bulance, a vehicle. an'alyze, solve by analambuscăde', an ambush. ysis. am'bush, to waylay. an'apest, a metrical foot. amel'iorate, make better anar'chic, without govame'nable, tractable. ernment. [anarchy. aměnd'ment, alteration. an'archist, believer in aměnds', recompense. an'archy, lawlessness. amên'ity, pleasantness. anath'ema, a malediction amerce', punish by fine. anătomist, one skilled in americanism, a phrase or anatomy. [ing. word peculiar to Amer- anăt'omy, art of dissectica. ǎn'bury, a tumor. am'ethyst, precious stone ăn'cestor, a progenitor. amethyst'ine, like ameǎn'cestral, relating thyst. to amiability, amiableness. ǎn'cestry, lineage. amiǎn'thus, flaxen as- ǎnch'or, an instrument bestos. ancestors. for holding a vessel. [mit. am'icable, friendly, kind. ǎnch'orage, am'ity, friendly relations anchor. place to ammoni'acal, containing ănch'oress, a female herammonia. [firearms. anch'orite, a recluse. ammuni'tion, loading for ancho'vy, a little sea fish. am'nesty, general pardon än'cient, not modern. am'orous, full of love. ăn'cillary, subservient. amorphous, shapeless. amount', the aggregate. amour', affair of love. ampere, unit of current in electricity. nous, having two sexes ǎn'ecdote, a short story. amphib'ious, able to live aněm'one, a plant. land or water. [speech. ǎn'eurism, arterial tumor amphibology, ambiguous anew', over again. 12 Antiquity Angel An'gel, a celestial spirit. | ăn'swerable, accountable ǎn'ger, resentment, rage. antäg'onism, opposition. ǎn'gle, where two lines antåg'onist, adversary. striving meet. ǎn'glican, English. antǎg'onize, opposite to ǎn'glicism, English idiom antãl'gic, an anodyne. ǎn'glicise, make English antare'tic, ǎn'gry, excited by anger! ǎn'guish, great pain. ǎn'gular, sharp cornered ǎn'gulated, with angles. ǎn'il, the indigo dye. ǎn'ile, like an old woman aniline, a dye.. arctic. antarthrit'ic, counteracting the gout. ant'eater, an animal. an'te, before. antece'dent, before. that goes animadver'sion, censure. ăn'tedate, to anticipate. animadvert', to censure. antedilu'vian, before the animal'cule, minute an- flood. imal. animal'culum, cule. [nettle. ǎn'imal-flower, a seaanimal'ity, animal life. ǎn'imal-magnetism, mesmerism, hypnotism. ǎn'imate, to quicken. anima'tion, life, spirit. ǎn'imator, who gives life animosity, hatred. anʼimus, animating spirit anʼise, a plant. an'telope, animal. [noon. animal antemerid'ian, before antemŭn'dane, before the creation of the world. antepenul'timate, last syllable but two. ante'rior, going before. anterior'ity, priority. ǎn'them, a sacred song. ăn'ther, part of a flower ant'hill, hill made by ants. anthol'ogy, collection of flowers or poems. ǎn'thracite, hard coal. anthropol'ogy science of ank'er, a Dutch measure ǎn'kle, lower joint. ǎn'nalist, a writer of annals. man. [ords. ǎnthropomorphism, ǎn'nals, chronicles, recannealing, tempering. annex, to unite. be lief that God is in human form. [balism. anthropoph'agi, canni annexa'tion, act of an-an'ti, contrary to. nexing. anni'hilate, to destroy. anniver'sary, annual. ǎn'notate, to make notes. ăn’tic, odd, playful. antic'ipate, to forestall. ǎn'notator, commentator. anticosmet'ic, destroying annŏt'to, a dry, hard paste. or impairing beauty. [tion. ǎn'tidote, counter-poison. announce'ment, declara-an'timony, a brittle metal annoy'ance, vexation. antino'mian, one ǎn'nually, every year. annu'itant, one having an annuity. [ance. annu'ity, yearly allowannul', to abolish, repeal ǎn'nular, ring shaped. ǎn'nulet, a little ring. annŭl'ment, an annulling annu'merate, to add. annun'ciate, to proclaim. ǎn'odyne, mitigating pain anoint', to rub over. anom'alism, irregularity. anom'alous, irregular. anom'aly, irregularity. anon, at another time. who denies obligation of moral law. antin'omy, a contradiction between two laws. antipathět'ic, dislike for. antip'athy, aversion. ăn’tiphon, musical re[hymns. antiph'onal, book of antip'odal, diametrically opposite. sponse. antip'odes, opposite side pope. ăn'tiquary, one versed in ăn'tiquate, to make old, ǎn'orexy, want of appetite, antique', ancient, old. anonymously, nameless. anoth'er, not the same. antiq'uity, old times. |