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• aalborg — a city and port in northern Jutland
• aardvark — nocturnal burrowing mammal of the grasslands of Africa that feeds on termites; sole extant representative of the order Tubulidentata
• Aardvarks — nocturnal animal
• aardwolf — striped hyena of southeast Africa that feeds chiefly on insects
• aarhus — port city of Denmark in eastern Jutland
• aaron — United States professional baseball player who hit more home runs than Babe Ruth (born in 1934)
• aaronic — Alternative of Aaronical
• Abaca — plant
• Abacas — plant
• Abaci — calculating machine
• Aback — taken unawares
• Abactor —
• abacus — a calculator that performs arithmetic functions by manually sliding counters on rods or in grooves
• Abacuses — calculating machine
• abadan — a port city in southwestern Iran
• abaft — at or near or toward the stern of a ship or tail of an airplane
• abalone — any of various large edible marine gastropods of the genus Haliotis having an ear-shaped shell with pearly interior
• Abalones — shell
• Abandon — careless disregard for consequences
• abandoned — forsaken by owner or inhabitants
• Abandonedly — helplessly
• Abandoner — person who is rebellious
• Abandoners — person who is rebellious
• Abandoning — leave behind, relinquish
• abandonment — withdrawing support or help despite allegiance or responsibility
• Abandonments — forsaking
• Abandons — careless disregard for consequences
• abase — cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of
• Abased — deprive of self-esteem, confidence
• abasement — depriving one of self-esteem
• Abasements — disgrace
• Abases — deprive of self-esteem, confidence
• Abash — embarrass
• abashed — feeling or caused to feel ill at ease or self-conscious or ashamed
• Abashes — embarrass
• Abashing — embarrass
• Abashment — embarrassment
• Abashments — embarrassment
• Abasing — deprive of self-esteem, confidence
• abate — become less in amount or intensity
• Abated — lessen, grow or cause to grow less
• abatement — an interruption in the intensity or amount of something
• Abatements — lessening
• Abates — lessen, grow or cause to grow less
• Abating — lessen, grow or cause to grow less
• Abattoir — killing place
• Abattoirs — killing place
• abaxial — facing away from the axis of an organ or organism
• abaya — (Arabic) a loose black robe from head to toe; traditionally worn by Muslim women
• Abba — clergyman
• Abbas — clergyman
• abbasid — Of or relating to the Abbasid caliphs
• abbatial — of or having to do with or belonging to an abbey or abbot, or abbess
• Abbe — priest
• Abbes — priest
• abbess — the superior of a group of nuns
• Abbesses — woman in religious order
• abbey — a church associated with a monastery or convent
• Abbeys — building that houses monks, nuns, or priests; church
• abbot — the superior of an abbey of monks
• Abbots — prior
• Abbreviate — shorten
• Abbreviated — shorten
• Abbreviates — shorten
• Abbreviating — shorten
• abbreviation — a shortened form of a word or phrase
• Abbreviations — something shortened
• Abc —
• abdicate — give up, such as power, as of monarchs and emperors, or duties and obligations
• Abdicated — give up a right, position, or power
• Abdicates — give up a right, position, or power
• Abdicating — give up a right, position, or power
• abdication — the act of abdicating
• Abdications — relinquishment
• Abdomen — the stomach and area directly below in an animate being
• Abdomens — the stomach and area directly below in an animate being
• abdominal — the muscles of the abdomen
• Abdominals — intestinal muscle
• abdominoplasty — cosmetic surgery of the abdomen to remove wrinkles and tighten the skin over the stomach
• abdominous — having a large belly
• abducens — a small motor nerve supplying the lateral rectus muscle of the eye
• abduct — take away to an undisclosed location against their will and usually in order to extract a ransom
• Abducted — taken away by force
• abductee — An abducted person, in particular a person abducted by aliens.
• Abducting — take by force and without permission
• abduction — (physiology) moving of a body part away from the central axis of the body
• Abductions — taking away by force
• abductor — a muscle that draws a body part away from the median line
• Abducts — take by force and without permission
• abeam — At right angles to the length of a ship or airplane.
• abecedarian — alphabetically arranged (as for beginning readers)
• Abecedarians — beginner
• Abed — inactive
• abelia — any of various deciduous or evergreen ornamental shrubs of the genus Abelia having opposite simple leaves and cymes of small white or pink or purplish flowers; Asia and Mexico
• abelian — Alternative of Abelonian.
• abeokuta — A city in southwest Nigeria.
• aberdeen — a city in northeastern Scotland on the North Sea
• aberdonian — of or relating to Aberdeen
• Aberrance — abnormality
• Aberrances — abnormality
• Aberrancies — abnormality
• Aberrancy — abnormality
• aberrant — markedly different from an accepted norm
• Aberrants — deviation
• Aberrate — move about aimlessly
• Aberrated — move about aimlessly
• Aberrates — move about aimlessly
• Aberrating — move about aimlessly
• aberration — an optical phenomenon resulting from the failure of a lens or mirror to produce a good image
• Aberrational — deviating
• Aberrations — state of abnormality
• abertawe — Swansea
• Aberystwyth —
• Abessive —
• Abet — assist, help in wrongdoing
• Abetment — help
• Abetments — help
• Abets — assist, help in wrongdoing
• Abetted — assist, help in wrongdoing
• Abetting — assist, help in wrongdoing
• Abettor — assistant
• Abettors — assistant
• abeyance — temporary cessation or suspension
• Abeyances — being inactive or suspended
• Abeyancies — abeyance
• Abeyancy — abeyance
• Abeyant — latent
• abhor — find repugnant
• Abhorred — regard with contempt or disgust
• abhorrence — hate coupled with disgust
• Abhorrences — disgust
• abhorrent — offensive to the mind
• Abhorring — regard with contempt or disgust
• Abhors — regard with contempt or disgust
• abide — put up with something or somebody unpleasant
• Abided — submit to, put up with
• Abider — advocate
• Abiders — advocate
• Abides — submit to, put up with
• abiding — lasting a long time
• abidjan — city recognized by the United States as the capital of the Ivory Coast; largest city of the Ivory Coast
• Abie —
• abigail — A lady’s waiting-maid.
• Abigails — attendant to woman of royal household
• Abilities — power to act, perform
• ability — possession of the qualities (especially mental qualities) required to do something or get something done
• abiogenesis — a hypothetical organic phenomenon by which living organisms are created from nonliving matter
• Abiogenetic — non-sexual
• Abiogenic — emergent
• abiotic — Nonliving, inanimate, characterised by the absence of life; of inorganicmatter.
• abject — showing utter resignation or hopelessness
• Abjection — want; extreme need, often financial
• Abjections — want; extreme need, often financial
• Abjectly — meekly
• Abjectness — low spirits; despair
• Abjectnesses — low spirits; despair
• Abjuration — retraction
• Abjurations — retraction
• abjure — formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief, usually under pressure
• abjure — formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief, usually under pressure
• Abjured — give up
• Abjures — give up
• Abjuring — give up
• abkhaz — of or relating to Abkazia or its people or their language
• abkhazia — an autonomous province of Georgia on the Black Sea; a strong independence movement has resulted in much instability
• abkhazian — of or relating to Abkazia or its people or their language
• Ablate — wear away
• Ablated — wear away
• Ablates — wear away
• Ablating — wear away
• ablation — surgical removal of a body part or tissue
• Ablations — extraction
• ablative — the case indicating the agent in passive sentences or the instrument or manner or place of the action described by the verb
• ablaut — a vowel whose quality or length is changed to indicate linguistic distinctions (such as sing sang sung song)
• ablaze — lighted up by or as by fire or flame
• Able — capable of performing; having an innate capacity
• able seaman — a seaman in the merchant marine; trained in special skills
• able-bodied — having a strong healthy body
• abled — Having a range of physical powers as specified
• Ablegate — head of catholic church
• Ablegates — head of catholic church
• ableism — discrimination in favor of the able-bodied
• Abler — capable of performing; having an innate capacity
• Ablest — capable of performing; having an innate capacity
• abloom — bursting into flower
• ablush — Blushing; ruddy.
• ablution — the ritual washing of a priest’s hands or of sacred vessels
• Ablutionary — cleaning
• Ablutions — washing
• Ably — capably
• abnaki — a member of the Algonquian people of Maine and southern Quebec
• abnegate — deny oneself (something); restrain, especially from indulging in some pleasure
• Abnegated — renounce
• Abnegates — renounce
• Abnegating — renounce
• abnegation — renunciation of your own interests in favor of the interests of others
• Abnegations — denial, renouncement of something
• Abney level —
• abnormal — not normal; not typical or usual or regular or conforming to a norm
• Abnormalities — being different from standard or norm
• abnormality — retardation sufficient to fall outside the normal range of intelligence
• abnormally — in an abnormal manner
• abnormity — Departure from the ordinary type; irregularity; monstrosity.
• aboard — side by side
• Abode — building or place where one resides
• Abodes — building or place where one resides
• abolish — do away with
• Abolished — do away with or put an end to
• Abolishes — do away with or put an end to
• Abolishing — do away with or put an end to
• Abolishment — abolition
• Abolishments — abolition
• abolition — the act of abolishing a system or practice or institution (especially abolishing slavery)
• Abolitionism — political independence
• Abolitionisms — political independence
• abolitionist — a reformer who favors abolishing slavery
• Abolitionists — person wanting something ended
• Abolitions — formal act of putting an end to, annulling
• abomasum — the fourth compartment of the stomach of a ruminant; the one where digestion takes place
• abominable — unequivocally detestable
• abominably — in a terrible manner
• abominate — find repugnant
• Abominated — detest
• Abominates — detest
• Abominating — detest
• abomination — hate coupled with disgust
• Abominations — object of extreme dislike, hate
• aboral — opposite to or away from the mouth
• aboriginal — characteristic of or relating to people inhabiting a region from the beginning
• aboriginality — The quality of being aboriginal
• Aboriginals — person born in the country in which he/she dwells
• Aborigine — first inhabitant
• Aborigines — first inhabitant
• aborning — That is in the process of being born; coming into existence; before coming to completion
• abort — cease development, die, and be aborted
• Aborted — stop or cancel something
• Aborticide — expulsion of fetus
• Aborticides — expulsion of fetus
• abortifacient — a drug (or other chemical agent) that causes abortion
• Aborting — stop or cancel something
• abortion — failure of a plan
• abortionist — a person (who should be a doctor) who terminates pregnancies
• Abortions — expulsion of fetus
• abortive — failing to accomplish an intended result
• Aborts — stop or cancel something
• abound — be in a state of movement or action
• Abounded — exist in abundance
• abounding — existing in abundance
• Abounds — exist in abundance
• about — used of movement to or among many different places or in no particular direction
• about-turn — A turn of 180 degrees, typically in a military formation
• above — (in writing) at an earlier place
• above board — Openly, without deceit.
• above ground — Alternative spelling of aboveground
• Aboveboard — candid
• Aboves — the same; duplicate
• Abracadabra — magic word
• Abracadabras — magic word
• abrade — rub hard or scrub
• Abraded — scrape
• Abrades — scrape
• Abrading — scrape
• abraham — The first of the Old Testament patriarchs and the father of Isaac; according to Genesis, God promised to give Abraham’s family (the Hebrews) the land of Canaan (the Promised Land); God tested Abraham by asking him to sacrifice his son.
• abrasion — erosion by friction
• Abrasions — scraped area
• abrasive — causing abrasion
• Abrasives — strong disinfectant, solvent
• Abraxas — magic words for entry
• Abraxases — magic words for entry
• abreact — discharge bad feelings or tension through verbalization
• abreaction — (psychoanalysis) purging of emotional tensions
• Abreactions — purging, purification
• abreast — being up to particular standard or level especially in being up to date in knowledge
• abridge — reduce in scope while retaining essential elements
• Abridged — shorten
• abridgement — a shortened version of a written work
• Abridgements — shortening, summary
• Abridges — shorten
• Abridging — shorten
• Abridgment — condensation
• Abridgments — condensation
• abroad — far away from home or one’s usual surroundings
• abrogate — revoke formally
• Abrogated — formally put an end to
• Abrogates — formally put an end to
• Abrogating — formally put an end to
• abrogation — the act of abrogating; an official or legal cancellation
• Abrogations — cancellation
• abrupt — marked by sudden changes in subject and sharp transitions
• abruption — an instance of sudden interruption
• abruptly — quickly and without warning
• Abruptness — slant, tilt
• Abruptnesses — slant, tilt
• abruzzi — a mountainous region of central Italy on the Adriatic
• Abs — antilock braking system
• abscess — symptom consisting of a localized collection of pus surrounded by inflamed tissue
• Abscessed — hurt physically
• Abscesses — swelling
• Abscind — separate, disconnect
• Abscinded — separate, disconnect
• Abscinding — separate, disconnect
• Abscinds — separate, disconnect
• abscise — remove or separate by abscission
• abscissa — the value of a coordinate on the horizontal axis
• abscission — the act of cutting something off
• Abscissions — extraction
• abscond — run away; usually includes taking something or somebody along
• Absconded — left quickly
• Absconder — person who escapes
• Absconders — person who escapes
• Absconding — run away, depart secretly
• Abscondings — abandonment
• Absconds — run away, depart secretly
• abseil — descend by means of a rappel
• Abseiler —
• absence — the occurrence of an abrupt, transient loss or impairment of consciousness (which is not subsequently remembered), sometimes with light twitching, fluttering eyelids, etc.; common in petit mal epilepsy
• Absences — state of not being present
• absent — go away or leave
• absent-minded — Absent in mind; abstracted; preoccupied.
• Absented — leave, retreat
• absentee — one that is absent or not in residence
• absenteeism — habitual absence from work
• Absenteeisms — state of not being present
• Absentees — person who escapes
• Absenting — leave, retreat
• absently — in an absentminded or preoccupied manner
• Absentminded — inattentive
• Absents — leave, retreat
• absinthe — aromatic herb of temperate Eurasia and North Africa having a bitter taste used in making the liqueur absinthe
• absolute — not capable of being violated or infringed
• absolute — not capable of being violated or infringed
• absolutely — completely and without qualification; used informally as intensifiers
• Absoluteness — completeness
• Absolutenesses — completeness
• Absolutes — greatest extent
• absolution — the act of absolving or remitting; formal redemption as pronounced by a priest in the sacrament of penance
• Absolutions — forgiveness
• absolutism — the principle of complete and unrestricted power in government
• Absolutisms — absolute control by government
• absolutist — pertaining to the principle of totalitarianism
• Absolutistic — absolute
• Absolutists — domineering person
• absolve — grant remission of a sin to
• Absolved — free from responsibility, duty
• Absolves — free from responsibility, duty
• Absolving — free from responsibility, duty
• absonant — Discordant; contrary; — opposed to consonant.
• absorb — consume all of one’s attention or time
• absorbable — capable of being absorbed or taken in through the pores of a surface
• absorbance — (physics) a measure of the extent to which a substance transmits light or other electromagnetic radiation
• Absorbed — being completely occupied mentally
• absorbent — a material having capacity or tendency to absorb another substance
• Absorber — protection
• Absorbers — protection
• absorbing — capable of arousing and holding the attention
• Absorbs — physically take in a liquid
• absorption — (chemistry) a process in which one substance permeates another; a fluid permeates or is dissolved by a liquid or solid
• Absorptions — assimilation, incorporation
• Absorptive — absorbent
• absquatulate — run away; usually includes taking something or somebody along
• Absquatulated — escape
• Absquatulates — escape
• Absquatulating — escape
• abstain — choose not to consume
• Abstained — hold back from doing
• Abstainer — teetotaler
• Abstainers — teetotaler
• Abstaining — hold back from doing
• Abstains — hold back from doing
• abstemious — marked by temperance in indulgence
• Abstemiously — abstinently
• Abstemiousness — sobriety
• abstention — the trait of abstaining (especially from alcohol)
• Abstentions — refraining
• Abstentious — controlled, sober
• Absterge — make undirty, uncluttered
• Absterged — make undirty, uncluttered
• Abstergent — strong disinfectant, solvent
• Abstergents — strong disinfectant, solvent
• Absterges — make undirty, uncluttered
• Absterging — make undirty, uncluttered
• Abstersion — elimination, removal
• Abstersions — elimination, removal
• abstinence — the trait of abstaining (especially from alcohol)
• Abstinences — restraint from desires, especially physical desires
• abstinent — self-restraining; not indulging an appetite especially for food or drink
• abstract — not representing or imitating external reality or the objects of nature
• abstracted — lost in thought; showing preoccupation
• Abstractedly — without thinking
• Abstracting — conceptual, theoretical
• abstraction — preoccupation with something to the exclusion of all else
• abstractionism — an abstract genre of art; artistic content depends on internal form rather than pictorial representation
• Abstractions — state of being lost in thought
• Abstractly — in theory
• Abstracts — conceptual, theoretical
• abstruse — difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge
• Abstruseness — puzzle, secret
• Abstrusenesses — puzzle, secret
• absurd — a situation in which life seems irrational and meaningless
• absurdism — Absurdity, something that is absurd
• absurdist — An advocate of absurdism, in particular a writer of absurd topics.
• Absurdities — ridiculous situation or behavior
• Absurdity — ridiculous situation or behavior
• absurdly — in an absurd manner or to an absurd degree
• Absurdness — shenanigans
• Absurdnesses — shenanigans
• abubble — In a state of excitement, agitated activity, or motion.
• abuela — (in Spanish-speaking areas) a person’s grandmother.
• abuja — capital of Nigeria in the center of the country
• abulia — a loss of will power
• abuna — The Patriarch or head of the Abyssinian Church.
• abundance — the property of a more than adequate quantity or supply
• Abundances — great amount or supply
• Abundancies — productivity
• Abundancy — productivity
• abundant — present in great quantity
• abundantly — in an abundant manner
• Abusage — abuse; wrong application
• Abusages — abuse; wrong application
• abuse — cruel or inhumane treatment
• Abused — physically hurt or injure
• abuser — someone who abuses
• Abuses — wrong use
• Abusing — physically hurt or injure
• abusive — expressing offensive reproach
• Abusiveness — misery, hardship
• Abusivenesses — misery, hardship
• Abut — touch or be next to something
• abutilon — herbs or shrubs or small trees: flowering maple; Indian mallow
• abutment — a masonry support that touches and directly receives thrust or pressure of an arch or bridge
• Abutments — masonry mass
• Abuts — touch or be next to something
• Abuttal — outer limit
• Abuttals — outer limit
• Abutted — touch or be next to something
• abutter — the owner of contiguous property
• Abutting — touch or be next to something
• abuzz — noisy like the sound of a bee
• Abvolt —
• abysm — a bottomless gulf or pit; any unfathomable (or apparently unfathomable) cavity or chasm or void extending below (often used figuratively)
• abysmal — resembling an abyss in depth; so deep as to be unmeasurable
• abysmally — in a terrible manner
• Abysms — deep hole
• abyss — a bottomless gulf or pit; any unfathomable (or apparently unfathomable) cavity or chasm or void extending below (often used figuratively)
• abyssal — resembling an abyss in depth; so deep as to be unmeasurable
• Abysses — something very deep, usually a feature of land
• abyssinia — Ethiopia is a republic in northeastern Africa on the Red Sea; formerly called Abyssinia
• abyssinian — a small slender short-haired breed of African origin having brownish fur with a reddish undercoat
• acacia — any of various spiny trees or shrubs of the genus Acacia
• academe — the academic world
• Academes — scholarly world
• academia — the academic world
• Academias — scholarly world
• academic — an educator who works at a college or university
• academical — Belonging to the school or philosophy of Plato; as, the Academic sect or philosophy.
• academically — in regard to academic matters
• academician — an educator who works at a college or university
• Academicians — very smart person
• academicism — orthodoxy of a scholastic variety
• Academics — scholar or university/college teacher
• Academies — school, especially for higher education
• Academism — convention, custom
• Academisms — convention, custom
• academy — an institution for the advancement of art or science or literature
• academy award — an annual award by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for achievements in motion picture production and performance
• acadia — the French-speaking part of the Canadian Maritime Provinces
• acadian — an early French settler in the Maritimes
• acajou — The cashew tree; also, its fruit. See Cashew.
• Acalephoid —
• acanthocephala — phylum or class of elongated wormlike parasites that live in the intestines of vertebrates: spiny-headed worms
• acanthus — any plant of the genus Acanthus having large spiny leaves and spikes or white or purplish flowers; native to Mediterranean region but widely cultivated
• acapulco — a port and fashionable resort city on the Pacific coast of southern Mexico; known for beaches and water sports (including cliff diving)
• Acaracide —
• acari — Of Acarus.
• acaricide — a chemical agent used to kill mites
• Acarid — small insect
• Acarids — small insect
• acarine — mite or tick
• Acarpous — not fruitful
• acatalectic — (prosody) a line of verse that has the full number of syllables
• accede — yield to another’s wish or opinion
• Acceded — agree or consent
• Accedence — belief in goodness of something
• Accedences — belief in goodness of something
• Accedes — agree or consent
• Acceding — agree or consent
• accelerando — a gradually increasing tempo of music
• accelerant — A substance that accelerates the development of a fire; especially some petroleum product used to spread an act of arson
• accelerate — cause to move faster
• Accelerated — sped up
• Accelerates — increase speed, timing
• Accelerating — increase speed, timing
• acceleration — the act of accelerating; increasing the speed
• Accelerations — increasing speed, timing
• accelerator — (chemistry) a substance that initiates or accelerates a chemical reaction without itself being affected
• Accelerators — machine for giving charged particles high velocity
• accelerometer — an instrument for measuring the acceleration of aircraft or rockets
• accent — special importance or significance
• accented — (used of syllables) bearing the principle stress, usually accompanied by a change in pitch
• Accenting — importance, emphasis
• accentor — small sparrow-like songbird of mountainous regions of Eurasia
• Accents — importance, emphasis
• accentuate — to stress, single out as important
• Accentuated — focus attention on
• Accentuates — focus attention on
• Accentuating — focus attention on
• accentuation — the act of giving special importance or significance to something
• Accentuations — emphasis
• accept — give an affirmative reply to; respond favorably to
• Acceptabilities — commonly held opinion of person’s character
• acceptability — satisfactoriness by virtue of conforming to approved standards
• acceptable — meeting requirements
• Acceptably — appropriately, suitably
• acceptance — the mental attitude that something is believable and should be accepted as true
• Acceptances — agreement, taking
• acceptant — accepting willingly
• acceptation — the accepted meaning of a word
• Acceptations — accepted meaning
• accepted — generally approved or compelling recognition
• Accepting — receive something given physically
• acceptive — accepting willingly
• acceptor — (chemistry) in the formation of a coordinate bond it is the compound to which electrons are donated
• Acceptors — person who has faith in something
• Accepts — receive something given physically
• access — reach or gain access to
• Accessed — creep in
• Accesses — admission, means of entry, approach
• accessibility — the quality of being at hand when needed
• accessible — capable of being read with comprehension
• Accessing — creep in
• accession — something added to what you already have
• accessioning — present participle of accession
• Accessions — something that augments, adds to
• accessorial — nonessential but helpful
• accessories — Of Accessory.
• accessorise — Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of accessorize.
• accessorize — To furnish with accessories.
• Accessorized — add ornament
• Accessorizes — add ornament
• accessorizing — present participle of accessorize
• accessory — clothing that is worn or carried, but not part of your main clothing
• accessway — A route providing access.
• acciaccatura — an embellishing note usually written in smaller size
• accidence — the part of grammar that deals with the inflections of words
• Accidences — language rules
• accident — anything that happens suddenly or by chance without an apparent cause
• accident-prone — having more than the average number of accidents
• accidental — happening by chance or unexpectedly or unintentionally
• Accidentalities — chance
• Accidentality — chance
• accidentally — without intention; in an unintentional manner
• Accidentalness — chance
• Accidents — unexpected, undesirable event; often physically injurious
• accidie — Sloth, slothfulness, especially as inducing general listlessnessand apathy
• accipiter — type genus of the family Accipitridae
• accipitrine — of or relating to or belonging to the genus Accipiter (or to typical hawks)
• acclaim — clap one’s hands or shout after performances to indicate approval
• acclaimed — Greatly praised or lauded, revered, highly respected.
• Acclaiming — expression of approval
• Acclaims — expression of approval
• acclamation — enthusiastic approval
• Acclamations — enthusiastic expression of approval
• Acclamatory — complimentary
• acclimate — get used to a certain climate
• Acclimated — make or become adjusted, adapted
• Acclimates — make or become adjusted, adapted
• Acclimating — make or become adjusted, adapted
• Acclimation — adaptation
• Acclimations — adaptation
• Acclimatization — adaptation
• acclimatize — get used to a certain climate
• Acclimatized — adapt
• Acclimatizes — adapt
• Acclimatizing — adapt
• Acclivities — incline
• acclivity — an upward slope or grade (as in a road)
• Acclivous — going up
• accolade — a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction
• Accolades — strong praise, recognition of achievement
• accommodate — provide housing for
• Accommodated — make room, lodging available
• Accommodates — make room, lodging available
• accommodating — helpful in bringing about a harmonious adaptation
• Accommodatingly — helpfully
• accommodation — making or becoming suitable; adjusting to circumstances
• Accommodations — place of residence, usually temporary
• Accompanied — go or be with something
• Accompanies — go or be with something
• accompaniment — a musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts
• Accompaniments — necessary part or embellishment
• accompanist — a person who provides musical accompaniment (usually on a piano)
• Accompanists — person who can carry a tune
• accompany — be present or associated with an event or entity
• Accompanying — following
• accomplice — a person who joins with another in carrying out some plan (especially an unethical or illegal plan)
• Accomplices — helper, especially in committing a crime
• accomplish — to gain with effort
• accomplishable — capable of existing or taking place or proving true; possible to do
• accomplished — highly skilled
• Accomplishes — succeed in doing
• Accomplishing — succeed in doing
• accomplishment — an ability that has been acquired by training
• Accomplishments — something successfully done, completed
• accord — go together
• accordance — the act of granting rights
• Accordances — agreement
• accordant — in keeping
• Accorded — give approval, grant
• according — (followed by `to’) as reported or stated by
• accordingly — (sentence connectors) because of the reason given
• accordion — a portable box-shaped free-reed instrument; the reeds are made to vibrate by air from the bellows controlled by the player
• Accordions — musical instrument
• Accords — agreement, mutual understanding (often written)
• accost — approach with an offer of sexual favors
• Accosted — approach for conversation or solicitation
• Accosting — approach for conversation or solicitation
• Accosts — approach for conversation or solicitation
• accouchement — the parturition process in human beings; having a baby; the process of giving birth to a child
• Accouchements — birth
• accoucheur — a physician specializing in obstetrics
• Accoucheuse — childbirth assistant
• Accoucheuses — childbirth assistant
• account — an itemized statement of money owed for goods shipped or services rendered
• account executive — someone in charge of a client’s account for an advertising agency or brokerage or other service business
• account rendered — a bill which has been sent but is not yet paid
• accountability — responsibility to someone or for some activity
• accountable — liable to account for one’s actions
• Accountableness — answerability, responsibility
• accountancy — the occupation of maintaining and auditing records and preparing financial reports for a business
• Accountant — person who maintains financial accounts of a business
• Accountants — person who maintains financial accounts of a business
• Accounted — believed
• accounting — a statement of recent transactions and the resulting balance
• Accountings — keeping financial accounts
• Accounts — written description of past events
• accounts payable — a debtor’s accounts of money he owes; normally arise from the purchase of products or services
• Accouter — furnish
• Accoutered — furnish
• Accoutering — furnish
• Accouterment — outfit
• Accouterments — outfit
• Accouters — furnish
• accoutre — provide with military equipment
• Accoutred — dress
• accoutrement — clothing that is worn or carried, but not part of your main clothing
• Accoutrements — furnishing(s)
• Accoutres — dress
• Accoutring — dress
• accra — the capital and largest city of Ghana with a deep-water port
• accredit — ascribe an achievement to
• accreditation — the act of granting credit or recognition (especially with respect to educational institution that maintains suitable standards)
• Accreditations — authorization
• Accredited — officially recognized
• Accrediting — attribute responsibility or achievement
• Accredits — attribute responsibility or achievement
• accretion — an increase by natural growth or addition
• Accretions — gradual growth, addition
• Accrual — growth
• Accruals — growth
• accrue — come into the possession of
• Accrued — increase by addition or growth, often financial
• Accruement — return
• Accruements — return
• Accrues — increase by addition or growth, often financial
• Accruing — increase by addition or growth, often financial
• acculturate — assimilate culturally
• Acculturated — socialize
• Acculturates — socialize
• Acculturating — socialize
• Acculturation — adjustment to culture
• Acculturations — adjustment to culture
• Accumbencies — lying down
• Accumbency — lying down
• accumbent — lying down; in a position of comfort or rest
• accumulate — get or gather together
• Accumulated — gather or amass something
• Accumulates — gather or amass something
• Accumulating — gather or amass something
• accumulation — several things grouped together or considered as a whole
• Accumulations — gathering or amassing
• accumulative — increasing by successive addition
• Accumulator — one who collects specimens
• Accumulators — one who collects specimens
• Accuracies — precision or correctness
• accuracy — the quality of being near to the true value
• accurate — (of ideas, images, representations, expressions) characterized by perfect conformity to fact or truth; strictly correct
• accurately — with few mistakes
• Accurateness — accuracy
• Accuratenesses — accuracy
• accurse — curse or declare to be evil or anathema or threaten with divine punishment
• accursed — under a curse
• Accurses — curse
• Accursing — curse
• accurst — under a curse
• Accusable — blameworthy; found at fault
• accusal — a formal charge of wrongdoing brought against a person; the act of imputing blame or guilt
• accusation — a formal charge of wrongdoing brought against a person; the act of imputing blame or guilt
• Accusations — charge of wrongdoing, fault
• accusative — serving as or indicating the object of a verb or of certain prepositions and used for certain other purposes
• Accusatorial — pertaining to an accusation
• accusatory — containing or expressing accusation
• accuse — blame for, make a claim of wrongdoing or misbehavior against
• accused — a defendant in a criminal proceeding
• accuser — someone who imputes guilt or blame
• Accusers — person laying blame
• Accuses — place blame for wrongdoing, fault
• accusing — containing or expressing accusation
• accustom — make psychologically or physically used (to something)
• accustomed — commonly used or practiced; usual
• Accustomedness — condition of something resulting from change
• Accustoming — get used to
• Accustoms — get used to
• Ace — exhibiting expertise in some activity
• acedia — apathy and inactivity in the practice of virtue (personified as one of the deadly sins)
• Acedias — state of doing nothing
• acellular — not made up of or divided into cells
• acentric — not centered or having no center
• acephalous — lacking a head or a clearly defined head
• Acephalous —
• acer — type genus of the Aceraceae; trees or shrubs having winged fruit
• Acerate — pointed
• acerb — sour or bitter in taste
• Acerbate — exasperate
• Acerbated — exasperate
• Acerbates — exasperate
• Acerbating — exasperate
• acerbic — sour or bitter in taste
• acerbic —
• Acerbically — scornfully
• Acerbities — bitterness of taste
• Acerbity — bitterness of taste
• Acerose — pointed
• Acerous — pointed
• Acervulus — pertaining to sand
• Aces — great
• acesulfame — Any of a class of synthetic noncaloric sweetenera, based on a oxathiazinone dioxide structure, somewhat similar to saccharin
• acetabulum — the cup-shaped hollow in the hipbone into which the head of the femur fits to form a ball-and-socket joint
• acetal — any organic compound formed by adding alcohol molecules to aldehyde molecules
• acetaldehyde — a colorless volatile water-soluble liquid aldehyde used chiefly in the manufacture of acetic acid and perfumes and drugs
• acetamide — a colorless solid amide of acetic acid used as a solvent and in the synthesis of organic compounds
• acetaminophen — an analgesic for mild pain but not for inflammation; also used as an antipyretic; (Datril, Tylenol, Panadol, Phenaphen, Tempra, and Anacin III are trademarks of brands of acetaminophen tablets)
• acetanilide — a white crystalline compound used as an analgesic and also as an antipyretic
• acetate — a fabric made from fibers of cellulose acetate
• acetic — relating to or containing acetic acid
• acetic acid — a colorless pungent liquid widely used in manufacturing plastics and pharmaceuticals
• acetic anhydride — a compound that is needed in order to refine opium into heroin
• acetonaemia — Alternative form of acetonemia.
• acetone — the simplest ketone; a highly flammable liquid widely used as an organic solvent and as material for making plastics
• acetonic — of or relating to acetone
• acetonitrile — The simplest organic cyanide or nitrile, CH3CN
• Acetose — bad-tasting; gone bad
• acetous — tasting or smelling like vinega
• acetyl — the organic group of acetic acid (CH3CO-)
• acetylate — introduce an acetyl group into (a chemical compound)
• acetylcholine — a neurotransmitter that is a derivative of choline; released at the ends of nerve fibers in the somatic and parasympathetic nervous systems
• acetylcholinesterase — An enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine into choline and acetic acid.
• acetylene — a colorless flammable gas used chiefly in welding and in organic synthesis
• acetylide — Any organic compound derived from acetylene or a terminal acetylene by replacing a hydrogen atom with a metal.
• achaean — the ancient Greek inhabitants of Achaea
• achar — A spicy and salty pickle in Indian cuisine.
• acharnement — Savage fierceness; ferocity.
• acharya — A spiritual teacher, guru
• achates — Purchase; bargaining.
• Ache — sore feeling; dull pain
• Ached — feeling soreness or dull pain, often physical
• achene — small dry indehiscent fruit with the seed distinct from the fruit wall
• Achenes — seed of fruit, vegetable
• acheron — (Greek mythology) a river in Hades across which the souls of the dead were carried by Charon
• Aches — sore feeling; dull pain
• Achier — painful
• Achiest — painful
• achievability — the state of being achievable
• achievable — capable of existing or taking place or proving true; possible to do
• achieve — to gain with effort
• Achieved — bring to successful conclusion; reach a goal
• achievement — the action of accomplishing something
• Achievements — something completed successfully; goal reached
• achiever — a person with a record of successes
• Achievers — person who makes things happen
• Achieves — bring to successful conclusion; reach a goal
• Achieving — bring to successful conclusion; reach a goal
• achillea — any of several plants of the genus Achillea native to Europe and having small white flowers in flat-topped flower heads
• achilles — a mythical Greek hero of the Iliad; a foremost Greek warrior at the siege of Troy; when he was a baby his mother tried to make him immortal by bathing him in a magical river but the heel by which she held him remained vulnerable—his `Achilles’ heel’
• achilles heel — A vulnerability in an otherwise strong situation.
• achimenes — any plant of the genus Achimenes having showy bell-shaped flowers that resemble gloxinias
• aching — causing a dull and steady pain
• achingly — In an aching manner; sorely.
• Achings — sadness, time of sadness
• achiote — The seed of this tree used as a colouring or in Latin American cooking.
• achiral — of or relating to or contained in or serving as an archive
• achlorhydria — an abnormal deficiency or absence of free hydrochloric acid in the gastric juice; often associated with severe anemias and cancer of the stomach
• acholi — A people in northern Uganda and southern Sudan.
• achondrite — a stony meteor lacking chondrules
• achondroplasia — An inherited skeletal disorder beginning before birth; cartilage is converted to bone resulting in dwarfism.
• achromatic — having no hue
• Achromatize — whiten
• Achromatized — whiten
• Achromatizes — whiten
• Achromatizing — whiten
• Achromatopsia — inability to distinguish one or more colors
• Achromatopsias — inability to distinguish one or more colors
• achromic — having no color
• Achromous — having no hue
• achy — causing a dull and steady pain
• Acicula — point
• Aciculae — point
• acicular — narrow and long and pointed; as pine leaves
• Aciculate — pointed
• Aciculated — pointed
• acid — street name for lysergic acid diethylamide
• acid drop — An old-fashioned sour boiled sweet.
• acid rain — rain containing acids that form in the atmosphere when industrial gas emissions (especially sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides) combine with water
• acid rock — a musical style that emerged in the 1960s; rock music inspired by or related to drug-induced experience
• acid-fast — not easily decolorized by acid solutions; pertains to micro-organisms (especially the tubercle bacillus that causes tuberculosis)
• acidic — being sour to the taste
• Acidified — alienate
• Acidifies — sour; change into coagulated substance
• acidify — turn acidic
• Acidifying — alienate
• acidimetry — volumetric analysis using standard solutions of acids to measure the amount of a base present
• Acidities — bitterness
• acidity — the taste experience when something acidic is taken into the mouth
• acidly — Sourly; tartly
• acidophil — an organism that thrives in a relatively acid environment
• acidophilic — especially of some bacteria; growing well in an acid medium
• acidophilus — a bacterium that is used to make yogurt and to supplement probiotics
• acidosis — abnormally high acidity (excess hydrogen-ion concentration) of the blood and other body tissues
• Acids — bitter, sour in taste
• acidulate — make sour or more sour
• Acidulated — bad-tasting; gone bad
• Acidulates — sour; change into coagulated substance
• Acidulating — upset, alienate
• acidulous — being sour to the taste
• Aciniform — pertaining to grapes
• acinus — one of the small drupes making up an aggregate or multiple fruit like a blackberry
• Acker —
• ackers — money
• acknowledge — report the receipt of
• acknowledged — generally accepted
• Acknowledgedly —
• acknowledgement — a statement acknowledging something or someone
• Acknowledges — verbally recognize authority
• Acknowledging — verbally recognize authority
• Acknowledgment — act of recognizing authority or truth of something
• Acknowledgments — act of recognizing authority or truth of something
• aclinic line — an imaginary line paralleling the equator where a magnetic needle has no dip
• Acme — pinnacle of achievement or physical object
• Acmes — pinnacle of achievement or physical object
• Acne — blemishes
• Acnes — blemishes
• acolyte — someone who assists a priest or minister in a liturgical service; a cleric ordained in the highest of the minor orders in the Roman Catholic Church but not in the Anglican Church or the Eastern Orthodox Churches
• Acolytes — attendant, usually in a church
• aconcagua — the highest mountain in the western hemisphere; located in the Andes in western Argentina (22,834 feet high)
• aconite — any of various usually poisonous plants of the genus Aconitum having tuberous roots and palmately lobed leaves and blue or white flowers
• aconitine — An intensely poisonous alkaloid, extracted from aconite
• acorn — fruit of the oak tree: a smooth thin-walled nut in a woody cup-shaped base
• acorn barnacle — barnacle that attaches to rocks especially in intertidal zones
• acoustic — of or relating to the science of acoustics
• acoustic guitar — sound is not amplified by electrical means
• acoustic impedance — opposition to the flow of sound through a surface; acoustic resistance is the real component of acoustic impedance and acoustic reactance is the imaginary component
• acoustic shock — The symptoms that can be caused by unexpected loud sounds (acoustic incident) received on a telephone headset.
• acoustician — a physicist who specializes in acoustics
• Acoustics — sound quality
• acquaint — make familiar or conversant with
• acquaintance — personal knowledge or information about someone or something
• Acquaintances — a person known informally
• Acquainted — aware
• Acquainting — inform oneself or another about something new
• Acquaints — inform oneself or another about something new
• acquiesce — to agree or express agreement
• Acquiesced — agree with some reluctance
• acquiescence — agreement with a statement or proposal to do something
• Acquiescences — reluctant agreement
• acquiescent — willing to carry out the orders or wishes of another without protest
• Acquiescently — happily
• Acquiesces — agree with some reluctance
• Acquiescing — agree with some reluctance
• acquihire — To acquire a company to recruit its employees, rather than for its products or services.
• Acquirable — available
• acquire — come to have or undergo a change of (physical features and attributes)
• Acquired — gained by personal exertion
• acquiree — Something that is to be acquired, especially a company that is the target of a takeover
• acquirement — an ability that has been acquired by training
• Acquirements — accomplishment
• Acquirer — one who discovers a thing
• Acquirers — one who discovers a thing
• Acquires — obtain or receive
• Acquiring — obtain or receive
• acquisition — an ability that has been acquired by training
• Acquisitions — obtaining or receiving
• acquisitive — eager to acquire and possess things especially material possessions or ideas
• acquisitiveness — strong desire to acquire and possess
• acquit — pronounce not guilty of criminal charges
• Acquits — announce removal of blame
• acquittal — a judgment of not guilty
• Acquittals — declaration removing blame
• acquittance — a legal document evidencing the discharge of a debt or obligation
• Acquittances — attention to, knowledge of something
• Acquitted — announce removal of blame
• Acquitting — announce removal of blame
• Acre — piece of land, unit of area
• acreage — an area of ground used for some particular purpose (such as building or farming)
• Acreages — land
• Acres — piece of land, unit of area
• acrid — harsh or corrosive in tone
• acrid — harsh or corrosive in tone
• acridine — A tricyclic aromatic heterocycle, dibenzopyridine, obtained from coal tar; it is used in the manufacture of dyes and drugs
• Acridities — sarcasm
• Acridity — sarcasm
• Acridly —
• Acridness — bitterness
• Acridnesses — bitterness
• acrilan — acrylic resin used to make a strong soft crease-resistant fabric (trade name Acrilan)
• Acrimonies — nasty behavior, speech
• acrimonious — marked by strong resentment or cynicism
• Acrimoniously — scornfully
• Acrimoniousness — bitterness
• acrimony — a rough and bitter manner
• Acroamatic — mysterious, secret; supernatural
• acrobat — an athlete who performs acts requiring skill and agility and coordination
• acrobatic — vigorously active
• acrobatics — the gymnastic moves of an acrobat
• Acrobats — performer who does tricks, physical feats
• acrocyanosis — cyanosis of the extremities; can occur when a spasm of the blood vessels is caused by exposure to cold or by strong emotion
• acrolect — The variety of speech that is considered most suitable for formal occasions (typically using only standard forms); opposed to mesolect and basilect.
• acromegaly — enlargement of bones of hands and feet and face; often accompanied by headache and muscle pain and emotional disturbances; caused by overproduction of growth hormone by the anterior pituitary gland (due to a tumor)
• acronym — a word formed from the initial letters of the several words in the name and pronounced as one word
• Acronyms — puzzle
• acropetal — of leaves or flowers; developing or opening in succession from base to apex
• acrophobia — a morbid fear of great heights
• acropolis — the citadel in ancient Greek towns
• Acropolises — stronghold
• across — transversely
• acrostic — a puzzle where you fill a square grid with words reading the same down as across
• Acrostics — puzzle
• acrux — Abbreviation of Alpha Crucis. A star in the constellation Crux the Southern Cross
• acrylamide — a white crystalline amide of propenoic acid can damage the nervous system and is carcinogenic in laboratory animals
• acrylate — a salt or ester of propenoic acid
• acrylic — polymerized from acrylonitrile
• acrylic acid — an unsaturated liquid carboxylic acid used in the manufacture of acrylic resins
• Acrylics — tinted covering
• acrylonitrile — a colorless liquid unsaturated nitrile made from propene
• Act — something done
• Act as middle —
• Acta — notes of meeting
• Acted — do something
• actin — one of the proteins into which actomyosin can be split; can exist in either a globular or a fibrous form
• acting — the performance of a part or role in a drama
• Actings — substituting in a role
• actinic — relating to or exhibiting actinism
• actinide — any of a series of radioactive elements with atomic numbers 89 through 103
• Actinism — picture of inside a body
• Actinisms — picture of inside a body
• actinium — a radioactive element of the actinide series; found in uranium ores
• actinolite — a green mineral of the amphibole group; calcium magnesium iron silicate
• Actinometer — photography device
• Actinometers — photography device
• actinomorphic — capable of division into symmetrical halves by any longitudinal plane passing through the axis
• actinomycete — any bacteria (some of which are pathogenic for humans and animals) belonging to the order Actinomycetales
• Action — something done
• action figure — a doll representing a character known for vigorous activity, such as a soldier or superhero.
• action group — A component of a naval task force.
• action painting — a New York school of painting characterized by freely created abstractions; the first important school of American painting to develop independently of European styles
• action plan — A planned series of actions, tasks or steps designed to achieve an objective or goal.
• action potential — the local voltage change across the cell wall as a nerve impulse is transmitted
• action research — Research involving social action.
• action-packed — Full of action; dramatic and exciting.
• actionable — affording grounds for legal action
• Actioned — take place, happen
• actioner — An action movie
• Actioning — take place, happen
• Actions — conduct
• activate — put in motion or move to act
• Activated — initiate something; start a function
• activated carbon — powdered or granular carbon used for purifying by adsorption; given orally (as a slurry) it is an antidote for some kinds of poisons
• Activates — initiate something; start a function
• Activating — initiate something; start a function
• activation — the activity of causing to have energy and be active
• Activations — making conscious or alert
• Activator — electrical device
• Activators — electrical device
• Active — having movement
• active birth — childbirth during which the mother is encouraged to be an active participant
• active citizen — a citizen who takes an active role in the community (as in crime prevention and neighborhood watch)
• active duty — A state in which person in the military performs military duties on a full-time basis, as opposed to reserve, where one only occasionally performs military duties.
• actively — in an active manner
• Activeness — state of being active
• Activenesses — state of being active
• activewear — attire worn for sport or for casual wear
• activism — a policy of taking direct action to achieve a political or social goal
• Activisms — action for change
• activist — advocating or engaged in activism
• Activists — special interest representative
• Activities — state of being active
• activity — an organic process that takes place in the body
• activity —
• Activize — energize
• Activized — energize
• Activizes — energize
• Activizing — energize
• actomyosin — a protein complex in muscle fibers; composed of myosin and actin; shortens when stimulated and causes muscle contractions
• actor — a person who acts and gets things done
• actorly — Pertaining or proper to an actor
• Actors — person who performs, entertains by role-playing
• actress — a female actor
• Actresses — woman actor
• actressy — Characteristic of an actress
• Acts — something done
• actual — being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something
• Actualities — something that truly exists, is real
• actuality — the state of actually existing objectively
• Actualization — effect
• Actualizations — effect
• actualize — make real or concrete; give reality or substance to
• Actualized — make real
• Actualizes — make real
• Actualizing — make real
• actually — in actual fact
• Actuals — genuine
• actuarial — of or relating to the work of an actuary
• Actuaries — person who inspects financial records
• actuary — someone versed in the collection and interpretation of numerical data (especially someone who uses statistics to calculate insurance premiums)
• actuate — give an incentive for action
• Actuated — start a function or action, motivate
• Actuates — start a function or action, motivate
• Actuating — start a function or action, motivate
• Actuation — drive, resolve
• Actuations — drive, resolve
• Acuate — knifelike, cutting
• Acuities — ability to perceive, understand
• acuity — sharpness of vision; the visual ability to resolve fine detail (usually measured by a Snellen chart)
• aculeate — having or resembling a stinger or barb
• acumen — shrewdness shown by keen insight
• Acumens — ability to understand and reason
• Acuminate — pointed
• Acuminated — pointed
• Acuminates — pointed
• Acuminating — pointed
• Acumination — point
• Acuminations — point
• Acuminous — having a sharp end or part
• acupressure — treatment of symptoms by applying pressure with the fingers to specific pressure points on the body
• acupuncture — treatment of pain or disease by inserting the tips of needles at specific points on the skin
• acupuncturist — A healthcare professional who is qualified or professionally engaged in the practice of acupuncture.
• acutance — Edge contrast in an image; a component of sharpness.
• acute — extremely sharp or severe
• acutely — in a keen or penetrating way
• Acuteness — intensity
• Acutenesses — intensity
• Acyanotic —
• acyclic — having an open chain structure
• acyclovir — an oral antiviral drug (trade name Zovirax) used to treat genital herpes; does not cure the disease but relieves the symptoms
• acyl — any group or radical of the form RCO- where R is an organic group
• Ad — advertisement
• ad hoc — for or concerned with one specific purpose
• ad hocery — Use of ad hoc or improvised reasoning.
• ad hominem — appealing to personal considerations (rather than to fact or reason)
• ad interim — For an intervening time; temporarily
• ad valorem — in proportion to the estimated value of the goods taxed
• adage — a condensed but memorable saying embodying some important fact of experience that is taken as true by many people
• Adages — saying or proverb
• adagio — a slow section of a pas de deux requiring great skill and strength by the dancers
• Adamancies — determination
• Adamancy — determination
• adamant — impervious to pleas, persuasion, requests, reason
• Adamant —
• adamantine — impervious to pleas, persuasion, requests, reason
• adamantly — inflexibly; unshakably
• adana — a city in southern Turkey on the Seyhan River
• adapt — adapt or conform oneself to new or different conditions
• Adapt —
• Adaptabilities — changeability
• adaptability — the ability to change (or be changed) to fit changed circumstances
• adaptable — capable of adapting (of becoming or being made suitable) to a particular situation or use
• adaptation — the process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions)
• Adaptations — act of adapting
• Adapted — suitable
• adapter — a musician who adapts a composition for particular voices or instruments or for another style of performance
• Adapters — fastening
• Adapting — adjust to a different situation or condition
• adaption — the process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions)
• Adaptions — adaptation
• adaptive — having a capacity for adaptation
• Adapts — adjust to a different situation or condition
• adaxial — nearest to or facing toward the axis of an organ or organism
• Adays — moment of truth
• Add — simple arithmetical process of increase; accumulation
• add-on — a component that is added to something to improve it
• Added — additional
• addend — a number that is added to another number (the augend)
• Addenda — something conjoined, added
• addendum — textual matter that is added onto a publication; usually at the end
• Addendums — something conjoined, added
• Adder — snake
• Adders — snake
• addict — someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction
• addicted — compulsively or physiologically dependent on something habit-forming
• Addictedness — reliance
• Addictednesses — reliance
• Addicting — usual, established
• Addiction — a habit of activity, often injurious
• Addictions — a habit of activity, often injurious
• addictive — causing or characterized by addiction
• Addicts — person who has compulsion toward
• Adding — simple arithmetical process of increase; accumulation
• Addings — computation, account
• Addis ababa —
• Addison — A male given name transferred from the surname.
• addition — something added to what you already have
• additional — further or added
• additionally — in addition, by way of addition; furthermore
• Additions — process of conjoining, adding
• additive — designating or involving an equation whose terms are of the first degree
• Additives — added ingredient
• Additory — accruing; growing in size or effect
• addle — mix up or confuse
• addled — confused and vague; used especially of thinking
• Addlepated — giddy
• Addles — confuse
• Addling — confuse
• addorsed — Set or turned back to back
• address — put an address on (an envelope)
• address book — A small book for keeping other people’s addresses and phone numbers.
• Addressability —
• addressable — capable of being addressed
• Addressed — write directions for delivery
• addressee — one to whom something is addressed
• Addressees — person who is resident of habitation
• Addresses — place of residence or business where one can be contacted
• Addressing — write directions for delivery
• Addressings — posting
• addressograph — a printer that automatically prints addresses on letters for mailing
• Addrest — place of residence or business where one can be contacted
• Adds — simple arithmetical process of increase; accumulation
• adduce — advance evidence for
• Adduced — affirm
• Adduces — affirm
• Adducing — affirm
• adduction — (physiology) moving of a body part toward the central axis of the body
• adductor — a muscle that draws a body part toward the median line
• addy — address (especially e-mail address)
• adelaide — the state capital of South Australia
• aden — an important port of Yemen; located on the Gulf of Aden; its strategic location has made it a major trading center of southern Arabia since ancient times
• adenine — (biochemistry) purine base found in DNA and RNA; pairs with thymine in DNA and with uracil in RNA
• adenocarcinoma — malignant tumor originating in glandular epithelium
• Adenoid — smelling organ of animate being
• adenoids — Relating to or resembling lymphatic glands or lymphoid tissue.
• adenoma — a benign epithelial tumor of glandular origin
• adenosine — (biochemistry) a nucleoside that is a structural component of nucleic acids; it is present in all living cells in a combined form as a constituent of DNA and RNA and ADP and ATP and AMP
• adenovirus — any of a group of viruses including those that in humans cause upper respiratory infections or infectious pinkeye
• adenylate — The dissociated anion present in adenylic acid;’ adenosine monophosphate.
• adenylic acid — a nucleotide found in muscle cells and important in metabolism; reversibly convertible to ADP and ATP
• adept — someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field
• Adeptly — tidily
• Adeptness — ability
• Adeptnesses — ability
• Adepts — expert, skilled person, female or male
• Adequacies — ability, competency in some
• adequacy — the quality of being sufficient for the end in view
• adequate — about average; acceptable
• Adequately — sufficiently
• Adequateness — fullness
• Adequatenesses — fullness
• Adequation —
• adhere — stick to firmly
• Adhered — stuck to
• adherence — the property of sticking together (as of glue and wood) or the joining of surfaces of different composition
• Adherences — devotion
• adherent — someone who believes and helps to spread the doctrine of another
• Adherents — supporter or follower
• Adheres — conform to or follow rules exactly
• Adhering — conform to or follow rules exactly
• adhesion — the property of sticking together (as of glue and wood) or the joining of surfaces of different composition
• Adhesions — holding fast
• adhesive — a substance that unites or bonds surfaces together
• Adhesiveness — cohesion
• Adhesivenesses — cohesion
• Adhesives — thick, gooey material that hardens
• adhibit — To admit, as a person or thing; to take in.
• adhocracy — an organization with little or no structure
• adiabatic — occurring without loss or gain of heat
• adiantum — cosmopolitan genus of ferns: maidenhair ferns; in some classification systems placed in family Polypodiaceae or Adiantaceae
• adieu — a farewell remark
• Adieus — parting remark or action
• Adieux — parting remark or action
• adios — a farewell remark
• Adioses — have a nice trip
• adipate — Any salt or ester of adipic acid
• adipic acid — a carboxylic acid used in the manufacture of nylon
• adipocere — A brown, fatty, waxy substance (fatty acids) that forms on dead animaltissues in response to hydrolysis
• Adipocerous — fatty
• adipocyte — a type of cell, present in adipose tissue, where fat is stored as a source of energy
• adipose — composed of animal fat
• adipose fin — A soft, fleshy fin found on the back of a fish behind the dorsal fin and just forward of the caudal fin.
• Adiposities — heaviness
• Adiposity — heaviness
• adit — a nearly horizontal passage from the surface into a mine
• Adits — access
• adivasi — A member of a heterogeneous set of ethnic and tribal groups claimed to be the aboriginal population of India.
• Adjacencies — community, surroundings
• Adjacency — community, surroundings
• adjacent — having a common boundary or edge; abutting; touching
• adjective — of or relating to or functioning as an adjective
• Adjectives — word that modifies a noun
• adjoin — lie adjacent to another or share a boundary
• Adjoined — be next to
• adjoining — Of Adjoin
• Adjoins — be next to
• adjoint — An adjunct; a helper.
• adjourn — break from a meeting or gathering
• Adjourned — stop a proceeding
• Adjourning — stop a proceeding
• adjournment — the termination of a meeting
• Adjournments — discontinuation or delay of a proceeding
• Adjourns — stop a proceeding
• adjudge — declare to be
• Adjudged — judge
• Adjudges — judge
• Adjudging — judge
• adjudicate — bring to an end; settle conclusively
• Adjudicated — formally judge
• Adjudicates — formally judge
• Adjudicating — formally judge
• adjudication — the final judgment in a legal proceeding; the act of pronouncing judgment based on the evidence presented
• Adjudications — judgment
• adjudicator — a person who studies and settles conflicts and disputes
• Adjudicators — person who settles dispute
• adjunct — furnishing added support
• adjunction — an act of joining or adjoining things
• Adjunctive — indirect, secondary
• Adjuncts — addition; help
• Adjuration — promise
• Adjurations — promise
• adjure — ask for or request earnestly
• Adjured — command
• Adjures — command
• Adjuring — command
• adjust — adapt or conform oneself to new or different conditions
• Adjustabilities — ability to move
• Adjustability — ability to move
• adjustable — capable of being changed so as to match or fit
• Adjusted — become or make prepared, adapted
• Adjuster — pushbutton
• Adjusters — pushbutton
• Adjusting — become or make prepared, adapted
• adjustment — the act of making something different (as e.g. the size of a garment)
• Adjustments — adaptation
• Adjusts — become or make prepared, adapted
• adjutant — an officer who acts as military assistant to a more senior officer
• Adjutants — assistant
• adjuvant — furnishing added support
• Adjuvants — something which incites activity
• adlerian — Of or relating to Alfred Adler (1870���1937), Austrian medical doctor, psychotherapist, and founder of the school of individual psychology.
• adman — someone whose business is advertising
• admass — the segment of the public that is easily influenced by mass media (chiefly British)
• Admeasure — allot
• Admeasured — allot
• admeasurement — Apportionment
• Admeasurements — distribution
• Admeasures — allot
• Admeasuring — allot
• admin — Administration, or administrative work
• administer — work in an administrative capacity; supervise or be in charge of
• Administered — manage an organization or effort
• Administering — manage an organization or effort
• Administers — manage an organization or effort
• Administrable — governable
• Administrant — executive
• Administrants — executive
• administrate — work in an administrative capacity; supervise or be in charge of
• Administrated — carry out
• Administrates — carry out
• Administrating — carry out
• administration — the persons (or committees or departments etc.) who make up a body for the purpose of administering something
• Administrations — management of an organization or effort
• administrative — of or relating to or responsible for administration
• administrative assistant — a person employed by an individual or in an office to assist with correspondence, keep records, make appointments, and carry out similar tasks
• administratively — by or for an administrator
• Administrator — person who manages organization
• Administrators — person who manages organization
• administratrix — A female administrator.
• admirable — deserving of the highest esteem or admiration
• admirably — in an admirable manner
• admiral — the supreme commander of a fleet; ranks above a vice admiral and below a fleet admiral
• Admirals — highest us navy commander
• admiralty — the department in charge of the navy (as in Great Britain)
• admiration — A feeling of delighted approval and liking.
• admiration —
• Admirations — great respect
• admire — feel admiration for
• Admired — hold in high regard
• admirer — someone who admires a young woman
• Admirers — person who holds someone in high regard
• Admires — hold in high regard
• Admiring — hold in high regard
• admiringly — In an admiring manner
• Admissibilities — appropriateness
• Admissibility — appropriateness
• admissible — deserving to be admitted
• admission — the fee charged for admission
• Admissions — entering or allowing entry
• admit — allow participation in or the right to be part of; permit to exercise the rights, functions, and responsibilities of
• Admits — allow entry or use
• admittance — the act of admitting someone to enter
• Admittances — permission to enter
• Admitted — allow entry or use
• admittedly — as acknowledged
• Admitting — allow entry or use
• admix — mix or blend
• Admixed — mix
• Admixes — mix
• Admixing — mix
• Admixt — mix
• admixture — an additional ingredient that is added by mixing with the base
• Admixtures — blending
• admonish — take to task
• Admonished — warn, strongly criticize
• Admonisher — honest critic or adviser
• Admonishers — honest critic or adviser
• Admonishes — warn, strongly criticize
• Admonishing — cautionary
• Admonishment — rebuke
• Admonishments — rebuke
• admonition — a firm rebuke
• Admonitions — caution
• Admonitor — mentor
• Admonitors — mentor
• admonitory — expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective
• adnate — of unlike parts or organs; growing closely attached
• adnexa — accessory or adjoining anatomical parts or appendages to an organ (especially of the embryo)
• adnominal — of or pertaining to an adnoun
• Adnoun — word that modifies a noun
• Adnouns — word that modifies a noun
• ado — a rapid active commotion
• adobe — sun-dried brick; used in hot dry climates
• Adobes — sun-dried brick
• adobo — a dish of marinated vegetables and meat or fish; served with rice
• adolescence — in the state that someone is in between puberty and adulthood
• Adolescences — state of puberty, preadulthood
• adolescent — displaying or suggesting a lack of maturity
• Adolescents — person in puberty, preadulthood
• adonis — annual or perennial herbs
• Adonises — good-looking person
• adopt — put into dramatic form
• Adopted — choose or take something as one’s own
• Adopting — choose or take something as one’s own
• adoption — the appropriation (of ideas or words etc) from another source
• Adoptions — choosing or taking something as one’s own
• adoptive — acquired as your own by free choice
• adoptive parent — a person who adopts a child of other parents as his or her own child
• Adopts — choose or take something as one’s own
• Ador —
• adorable — lovable especially in a childlike or naive way
• Adorable —
• Adorableness — beauty
• Adorablenesses — beauty
• adoral — Located near the mouth
• adoration — the act of admiring strongly
• Adorations — intense love
• adorbs — Adorable
• adore — love intensely
• Adored — love intensely
• Adorer — believer
• Adorers — believer
• Adores — love intensely
• Adoring — love intensely
• Adoringly — tenderly
• Adorn — decorate
• Adorned — trimmed
• Adorning — decorate
• adornment — a decoration of color or interest that is added to relieve plainness
• Adornments — decorating, enhancing
• Adorns — decorate
• Adoxography —
• adpressed — pressed close to or lying flat against something
• Adre —
• adrenal — either of a pair of complex endocrine glands situated near the kidney
• adrenaline — a catecholamine secreted by the adrenal medulla in response to stress (trade name Adrenalin); stimulates autonomic nerve action
• Adrenalines — state of excitement
• adrenalized — simple past tense and past participle of adrenalize
• adrenergic — relating to epinephrine (its release or action)
• adriatic — an arm of the Mediterranean between Slovenia and Croatia and Montenegro and Albania on the east and Italy on the west
• adrift — aimlessly drifting
• adroit — quick or skillful or adept in action or thought
• adroitly — with adroitness; in an adroit manner
• adroitness — skillful performance or ability without difficulty
• Adroitnesses — adeptness
• Ads — advertisement
• adscititious — added or derived from something outside; not inherent
• Adscription — attribution
• Adscriptions — attribution
• adsorb — accumulate (liquids or gases) on the surface
• adsorbate — capable of being adsorbed or accumulated on a surface of a solid
• adsorbent — a material having capacity or tendency to adsorb another substance
• adulate — flatter in an obsequious manner
• Adulated — flatter
• Adulates — flatter
• Adulating — flatter
• adulation — servile flattery; exaggerated and hypocritical praise
• Adulations — overenthusiastic praise
• Adulator — sycophant
• Adulators — sycophant
• adulatory — obsequiously complimentary
• adult — designed to arouse lust
• adulterant — making impure or corrupt by adding extraneous materials
• Adulterants — contaminant
• adulterate — corrupt, debase, or make impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance; often by replacing valuable ingredients with inferior ones
• Adulterated — debased or dirty
• Adulterates — alter or debase, often for profit
• Adulterating — alter or debase, often for profit
• Adulteration — corruption
• Adulterations — corruption
• Adulterator — contaminant
• Adulterators — contaminant
• adulterer — someone who commits adultery or fornication
• Adulterers — person who has many love affairs
• adulteress — a woman adulterer
• Adulteries — extramarital affair
• adulterine — conceived in adultery
• adulterous — characterized by adultery
• adultery — extramarital sex that willfully and maliciously interferes with marriage relations
• adultescent — An adult who continues to participate in and enjoy youth culture
• adulthood — the period of time in your life after your physical growth has stopped and you are fully developed
• Adulthoods — physical maturity and strength of adult male or female
• adulting — adultery
• adultness — The state or quality of being an adult
• Adultnesses — age of maturity
• Adults — a mature, fully grown person
• Adumbral — dark, covered
• adumbrate — describe roughly or briefly or give the main points or summary of
• Adumbrated — foreshadow
• Adumbrates — foreshadow
• Adumbrating — foreshadow
• Adumbration — evidence, clue
• Adumbrations — evidence, clue
• Adumbrative — characteristic, typical
• adust — dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight
• advaita — A contraction of «Advaita Vedanta», which denotes an orthodox philosophical school of Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism)
• advance — move forward, also in the metaphorical sense
• advanced — far along in time
• advanced degree — A university degree, such as an MSc or PhD, awarded after a baccalaureate on completion of a further program of academic studies.
• advancement — gradual improvement or growth or development
• Advancements — promotion, progress
• Advances — desirous pursuit of someone
• Advancing — move something forward, often quickly
• advantage — benefit resulting from some event or action
• advantaged — simple past tense and past participle of advantage
• advantageous — giving an advantage
• Advantageously — most excellently
• Advantages — benefit, favored position or circumstance
• Advantaging — be of use; use
• advection — (meteorology) the horizontal transfer of heat or other atmospheric properties
• advent — arrival that has been awaited (especially of something momentous)
• adventist — a member of Christian denomination that expects the imminent advent of Christ
• adventitia — an enveloping or covering membrane or layer of body tissue
• adventitious — associated by chance and not an integral part
• Advents — beginning or arrival of something anticipated
• adventure — take a risk in the hope of a favorable outcome
• Adventured — risked
• adventurer — someone who travels into little known regions (especially for some scientific purpose)
• Adventurers — person who takes risks
• Adventures — risky or unexpected undertaking
• adventuresome — willing to undertake or seeking out new and daring enterprises
• adventuress — a woman adventurer
• Adventuring — take a chance
• adventurism — recklessness in politics or foreign affairs
• adventurous — willing to undertake or seeking out new and daring enterprises
• Adventurousness — daring
• adverb — a word that modifies something other than a noun
• adverbial — a word or group of words function as an adverb
• Adverbs — word modifying a verb
• Adversaria — memorabilia notebook
• adversarial — Characteristic of, or in the manner of, an adversary; combative, hostile, opposed
• Adversaries — opponent
• adversary — someone who offers opposition
• adversative — expressing antithesis or opposition
• adverse — in an opposing direction
• adversely — in an adverse manner
• Adversities — bad luck, situation
• adversity — a state of misfortune or affliction
• Advert — refer
• Adverted — refer
• Advertence — remark, citation
• Advertences — remark, citation
• Advertent — alert, watchful
• Adverting — refer
• advertise — call attention to
• Advertised — announced
• advertisement — a public promotion of some product or service
• Advertisements — public notice of sale
• advertiser — someone whose business is advertising
• Advertisers — supporter
• Advertises — publicize for the purpose of selling or causing one to want
• advertising — A public promotion of some product or service.
• Advertisings — public notice of sale; notices to increase consumer desire
• advertorial — an advertisement that is written and presented in the style of an editorial or journalistic report
• Advertorials — full-length television program existing solely to market a product
• Adverts — refer
• advice — a proposal for an appropriate course of action
• Advices — recommendation
• Advisabilities — recommendability
• advisability — the quality of being advisable
• advisable — worthy of being recommended or suggested; prudent or wise
• advise — inform (somebody) of something
• advised — having the benefit of careful prior consideration or counsel
• advisedly — with intention; in an intentional manner
• advisement — careful consideration
• Advisements — careful considering
• adviser — an expert who gives advice
• Advisers — person who recommends, teaches, or otherwise helps
• Advises — offer recommendation
• Advising — offer recommendation
• Advisor — guide
• Advisories — announcement
• Advisors — person who recommends, teaches, or otherwise helps
• advisory — giving advice
• advocaat — A Dutch liqueur made of egg yolks, sugar and strong liquor, typically brandy.
• Advocacies — support for an idea or cause
• advocacy — active support of an idea or cause etc.; especially the act of pleading or arguing for something
• advocate — a person who pleads for a cause or propounds an idea
• Advocated — support idea or cause publicly
• Advocates — person supporting an idea or cause publicly
• Advocating — support idea or cause publicly
• Advocator — spreader of misinformation
• Advocators — spreader of misinformation
• advowson — the right in English law of presenting a nominee to a vacant ecclesiastical benefice
• adygea — A republic of Russia to the south-west of the country, with capital Maykop.
• Adyta — place one goes for peace
• adytum — The innermost sanctuary or shrine in ancient temples, whence oracles were given. Hence: A private chamber; a sanctum.
• Adz — large cutting tool
• Adze — shaping tool
• Adzes — large cutting tool
• aedile — A magistrate in ancient Rome, who had the superintendence of public buildings, highways, shows, etc.; hence, a municipal officer.
• aegean — an arm of the Mediterranean between Greece and Turkey; a main trade route for the ancient civilizations of Crete and Greece and Rome and Persia
• aegis — kindly endorsement and guidance
• Aegises — protection
• aegisthus — (Greek mythology) the seducer of Clytemnestra and murderer of Agamemnon who usurped the throne of Mycenae until Agamemnon’s son Orestes returned home and killed him
• aegrotat — A medical certificate that a student is ill.
• aeneas — a mythical Greek warrior who was a leader on the Trojan side of the Trojan War; hero of the Aeneid
• aeneid — an epic in Latin by Virgil; tells the adventures of Aeneas after the Trojan War; provides an illustrious historical background for the Roman Empire
• aeolian — a member of one of four linguistic divisions of the prehistoric Greeks
• aeolus — god of the winds in ancient mythology
• aeon — (Gnosticism) a divine power or nature emanating from the Supreme Being and playing various roles in the operation of the universe
• aeonian — of or relating to a geological eon (longer than an era)
• Aeons — extent of time
• aepyornis — huge (to 9 ft.) extinct flightless bird of Madagascar
• aerate — expose to fresh air
• aerated — supplied with carbon dioxide
• Aerates — give air
• Aerating — give air
• aerial — a pass to a receiver downfield from the passer
• aerialist — an acrobat who performs in the air (as on a rope or trapeze)
• Aerialists — person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle
• Aerials — football pass toward opponent’s goal
• Aerie — nest
• Aerier — filmy
• Aeries — nest
• Aeriest — filmy
• Aerified — free; make clean
• Aerifies — free; make clean
• Aeriform — vaporous
• Aerify — free; make clean
• Aerifying — free; make clean
• aero — An aeroplane, airship or the like
• aero engine — aircraft engine
• aerobatics — the performance of stunts while in flight in an aircraft
• aerobic — depending on free oxygen or air
• aerobicized — toned by the use of aerobics
• aerobics — exercise that increases the need for oxygen
• aerobiology — The study of the dispersion of airborne biological materials, as pollen, spores, microorganisms, or viruses.
• aerodrome — an airfield equipped with control tower and hangars as well as accommodations for passengers and cargo
• Aerodromes — runway for aircraft
• aerodynamic — designed or arranged to offer the least resistant to fluid flow
• Aerodynamical —
• aerodynamics — the branch of mechanics that deals with the motion of gases (especially air) and their effects on bodies in the flow
• Aeroembolism — decompression sickness
• Aeroembolisms — decompression sickness
• aerofoil — a device that provides reactive force when in motion relative to the surrounding air; can lift or control a plane in flight
• aerogel — A porous, ultralight solid-state substance, similar to gel, in which the liquid component is replaced with gas.
• Aerogram — letter sent to foreign country
• aerogramme — a letter sent by air mail
• Aerogrammes — letter sent to foreign country
• Aerograms — letter sent to foreign country
• aerolite — a stony meteorite consisting of silicate minerals
• Aerologies — weather science
• aerology — meteorology of the total extent of the atmosphere; especially the upper layers
• aeromagnetic — Of or pertaining to aeromagnetics
• aeromedical — of or relating to aviation medicine
• Aeromedicine — study of flight disorders
• Aeromedicines — study of flight disorders
• aeromodelling — The building and flying of model aircraft
• aeronaut — someone who operates an aircraft
• aeronautical — of or pertaining to aeronautics
• aeronautics — the theory and practice of navigation through air or space
• Aeronauts — person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle
• aerophagy — the swallowing of air, especially in hysteria.
• aerophone — A form of combined speaking and ear trumpet.
• Aerophyte — plant getting nutrients from air
• Aerophytes — plant getting nutrients from air
• aeroplane — an aircraft that has a fixed wing and is powered by propellers or jets
• Aeroplanes — early aircraft
• aerosol — a dispenser that holds a substance under pressure and that can release it as a fine spray (usually by means of a propellant gas)
• aerosolize — disperse as an aerosol
• Aerosols — fine mist
• aerospace — the atmosphere and outer space considered as a whole
• aerosphere — The atmosphere.
• aerostat — A balloonist; an aeronaut.
• Aerotrain — fast train
• Aerotrains — fast train
• aertex — a trademark for a loosely woven cotton fabric that is used to make shirts and underwear
• Aery — filmy
• aeschylus — Greek tragedian; the father of Greek tragic drama (525-456 BC)
• aesculapian — of or belonging to Aesculapius or the healing art
• Aesculus —
• aesop — Greek author of fables (circa 620-560 BC)
• aesthete — one who professes great sensitivity to the beauty of art and nature
• Aesthetes — person having great sensitivity to beauty
• aesthetic — (philosophy) a philosophical theory as to what is beautiful
• aesthetically — in a tasteful way
• aestheticism — A doctrine which holds aesthetics or beauty as the highest ideal or most basic standard.
• Aestheticisms — judgment, propriety
• aesthetics — (art) the branch of philosophy dealing with beauty and taste (emphasizing the evaluative criteria that are applied to art)
• aestival — (rare) of or occurring in summer
• aestivate — sleep during summer
• aestivation — (zoology) cessation or slowing of activity during the summer; especially slowing of metabolism in some animals during a hot or dry period
• aetiology — the cause of a disease
• Afar — a great distance away
• Afara — a great distance away
• Afars — a great distance away
• afebrile — having no fever
• Affabilities — amiability
• Affability — amiability
• Affable — friendly
• Affably — civilly
• Affair — matter or business to be taken care of; happening activity
• Affaire — illicit sexual relationship
• Affaires — illicit sexual relationship
• Affairs — matter or business to be taken care of; happening activity
• Affect — influence, affect emotionally
• Affectabilities — susceptibility
• Affectability — susceptibility
• Affectable — easily taught; gullible
• affectation — a deliberate pretense or exaggerated display
• Affectations — pretended behavior to make an impression
• Affected — deeply moved or hurt emotionally
• Affectedness — affectation
• Affectednesses — affectation
• Affecting — moving
• Affectingly — completely, intensely
• Affection — strong fondness
• Affectional — emotional
• Affectionate — having or showing fondness
• Affectionately — with compassion
• Affections — strong fondness
• Affective — concerning feelings and intuition
• Affectivities — emotional attachment
• Affectivity — emotional attachment
• Affects — influence, affect emotionally
• Afferent — affecting animate nerve organs
• Affiance — one’s word that something will be done
• Affianced — engaged
• Affiances — one’s word that something will be done
• Affiancing — marriage
• Affiant — witness
• Affiants — witness
• Affiche — large paper advertisement
• Affiches — large paper advertisement
• Affidavit — written legal declaration
• Affidavits — written legal declaration
• Affiliate — organization that is associated with another
• Affiliated — associated
• Affiliates — organization that is associated with another
• Affiliating — organization that is associated with another
• Affiliation — association with an organization
• Affiliations — association with an organization
• Affinities — liking or inclination toward something
• affinity — the force attracting atoms to each other and binding them together in a molecule
• Affirm — declare the truth of something
• Affirmation — declaration of the truth of something
• Affirmations — declaration of the truth of something
• Affirmative — being agreeable or assenting
• Affirmatively — willingly, assenting; pleasantly; in keeping
• Affirmatives — gesture of the head
• Affirmatory — being agreeable or assenting
• Affirmed — declare the truth of something
• Affirming — declare the truth of something
• Affirms — declare the truth of something
• Affix — attach or stick
• Affixed — attach or stick
• Affixes — attach or stick
• Affixing — attach or stick
• afflatus — a strong creative impulse; divine inspiration
• Afflatuses — idea, stimulus
• Afflict — cause or become hurt
• Afflicted — distressed
• Afflicting — cause or become hurt
• Affliction — hurt condition; something that causes hurt
• Afflictions — hurt condition; something that causes hurt
• Afflictive — painful
• Afflicts — cause or become hurt
• Affluence — wealth
• Affluences — wealth
• Affluent — wealthy
• Affluential — person who makes things happen
• Affluentials — person who makes things happen
• Affluently — plentifully
• Afford — able to have or do; within financial means
• Affordable — inexpensive
• Afforded — able to have or do; within financial means
• Affording — able to have or do; within financial means
• Affords — able to have or do; within financial means
• Afforestation — forest management
• Afforestations — forest management
• Affranchise — set free
• Affranchised — set free
• Affranchises — set free
• Affranchising — set free
• Affray — fight
• Affrays — fight
• Affricate — sound unit of speech
• Affricates — sound unit of speech
• Affright — frighten
• Affrighted — frighten
• Affrighting — frighten
• Affrights — frighten
• Affront — an insult
• Affronted — insult or involve in entanglement
• Affronting — insult or involve in entanglement
• Affronts — an insult
• Afghan — coverlet
• Afghans — coverlet
• aficionado — a fan of bull fighting
• Aficionados — fan
• Afield — beyond
• Afire — on fire
• Aflame — on fire
• Afloat — floating
• Aflutter — alarmed, apprehensive
• Afoot — traveling by foot
• Afore — earlier
• Aforementioned — earlier, above
• Aforesaid — said earlier
• Aforethought — engaged; destined
• Aforetime — earlier
• Afoul — wrongly; defectively
• Afp —
• Afraid — fearful
• Afresh — new or repeated
• African elephant —
• Afro — frizzy hairstyle
• Afros — frizzy hairstyle
• Aft — rearward
• After — following in position or time
• After dark —
• After this —
• Afterbirth — amniotic sac
• Afterbirths — amniotic sac
• Aftereffect — consequence, effect
• Aftereffects — repercussion
• Afterglow — gloss, shine
• Afterglows — gloss, shine
• Afterimage — ability to perceive with eyes
• Afterimages — ability to perceive with eyes
• Afterlife — life after death
• Afterlives — life after death
• Aftermath — situation following an event, occurrence
• Aftermaths — situation following an event, occurrence
• Aftermost — final; newest
• Afternoon — period after 12 noon and before sunset
• Afternoons — period after 12 noon and before sunset
• Afterpiece — ending of an event
• Afterpieces — ending of an event
• Aftershock — earthquake
• Aftershocks — earthquake
• Aftertaste — flavor of some quality
• Aftertastes — flavor of some quality
• Afterthought — idea that occurs after it is timely
• Afterthoughts — idea that occurs after it is timely
• Aftertime — time to come
• Aftertimes — time to come
• Afterward — following
• Afterwards — following
• Afterword — matter at end of document
• Afterwords — matter at end of document
• Afterworld — place where god lives; wonderful feeling
• Afterworlds — place where god lives; wonderful feeling
• Ag — chief legal officer
• Again — another time; repeated
• Against — opposite to
• Agamic — non-sexual
• Agamogenetic — non-sexual
• Agamous — non-sexual
• Agapae — sympathy
• Agapai — sympathy
• Agape — amazed
• Agate — printing font
• Agates — printing font
• Age — period of animate existence
• Aged — old
• Agedness — age
• Agednesses — age
• Agee — bent, angled
• Ageing — become older
• Ageism — age-based discrimination
• Ageisms — age-based discrimination
• Ageless — enduring
• Agencies — organization, often business-related
• Agency — organization, often business-related
• Agenda — list of things to do
• Agenda item —
• Agendas — list of things to do
• Agendum — list of things to do
• Agendums — written description; diagram
• Agent — person representing an organization or person in business
• Agents — person representing an organization or person in business
• Ages — period of animate existence
• Aggie — concerning farming, land
• Agglomerate — bunch
• Agglomerated — congregate
• Agglomerates — bunch
• Agglomerating — congregate
• Agglomeration — collection
• Agglomerations — collection
• Agglutinant — adhesive
• Agglutinate — unite
• Agglutinated — unite
• Agglutinates — unite
• Agglutinating — unite
• Agglutination — merger, joining
• Agglutinations — merger, joining
• Agglutinative — gummy, adhesive
• Agglutinin — antitoxin
• Agglutinins — antitoxin
• Agglutinogen — antitoxin
• Agglutinogens — antitoxin
• Aggradation —
• aggrandize — add details to
• Aggrandized — cause something to seem or be greater, bigger
• Aggrandizement — exaltation
• Aggrandizements — exaltation
• Aggrandizes — cause something to seem or be greater, bigger
• Aggrandizing — cause something to seem or be greater, bigger
• Aggravate — annoy
• Aggravated — annoy
• Aggravates — annoy
• Aggravating — annoy
• Aggravation — annoyance
• Aggravations — annoyance
• Aggravations —
• Aggregate — forming a collection from separate parts
• Aggregated — combine into a collection
• Aggregates — collection
• Aggregating — combine into a collection
• Aggregation — collection
• Aggregations — collection
• aggress — take the initiative and go on the offensive
• Aggressed — attack
• Aggresses — attack
• Aggressing — attack
• Aggression — attack, often military
• Aggressions — attack, often military
• Aggressive — belligerent, hostile
• Aggressiveness — aggression
• Aggressor — attacker
• Aggressors — attacker
• Aggrieve — wrong
• Aggrieved — very distressed
• Aggrieves — wrong
• Aggrieving — wrong
• Aggro — disturbance caused by a minor legal offense
• Aggros — disturbance caused by a minor legal offense
• Aghast — horrified; very surprised
• Agile — physically or mentally nimble, deft
• Agilely — gently, effortlessly
• Agileness — agility
• Agilenesses — agility
• Agilities — physical or mental nimbleness, deftness
• Agility — physical or mental nimbleness, deftness
• Agin — antagonistic
• Agin —
• Aging — becoming older
• Agings — becoming older
• Agita — anxiety
• Agitable — very nervous
• Agitas — anxiety
• Agitate — shake physically
• Agitated — disturbed
• Agitatedly — frenziedly
• Agitates — shake physically
• Agitating — shake physically
• Agitation — shaking, mixing
• Agitations — shaking, mixing
• Agitative — vexing
• Agitator — person who disturbs, causes trouble
• Agitators — person who disturbs, causes trouble
• Agitprop — information that is designed to mislead or persuade
• Agitprops — information that is designed to mislead or persuade
• Agleam — bright, glistening
• Aglow — illuminated
• Agname — title given to something, someone
• Agnames — title given to something, someone
• Agnate — kindred
• Agnates — member of a family
• Agnomen — nickname
• Agnomina — nickname
• Agnostic — person unsure that god exists
• Agnosticism — refusal to believe
• Agnosticisms — refusal to believe
• Agnostics — person unsure that god exists
• Ago — in the past
• agog — highly excited by eagerness, curiosity, etc.
• Agonies — suffering, pain
• agonistic — striving to overcome in argument
• Agonistics —
• Agonize — suffer or cause another to suffer
• Agonized — suffer or cause another to suffer
• Agonizes — suffer or cause another to suffer
• Agonizing — difficult and painful, suffering
• Agonizingly — painfully
• Agony — suffering, pain
• Agora — collection of stores in one place
• Agorae — collection of stores in one place
• agoraphobia — a morbid fear of open spaces (as fear of being caught alone in some public place)
• Agoras — collection of stores in one place
• Agorot — collection of stores in one place
• Agoroth — collection of stores in one place
• Agouara —
• Agrarian — concerning land, farming
• Agree — be in unison, assent with another
• Agreeabilities — amiability
• Agreeability — amiability
• Agreeable — pleasing
• Agreeableness — amiability
• Agreeablenesses — amiability
• Agreeably — willingly, assenting; pleasantly; in keeping
• Agreed — be in unison, assent with another
• Agreeing — be agreeable or suitable
• Agreement — concurrence
• Agreements — concurrence
• Agrees — be in unison, assent with another
• Agrestal — organic, unrefined
• Agrestic — peaceful, especially referring to the countryside
• Agricultural — concerning farming, land
• Agriculturalist — person who produces crops, raises animals
• Agriculture — farming, crop production
• Agricultures — farming, crop production
• Agriculturist — farmer
• Agriculturists — farmer
• Agrologies — development of land for growing
• Agrology — development of land for growing
• Agronomic — country, not urban
• Agronomical — concerning farming, land
• Agronomics — development of land for growing
• Agronomies — development of land for growing
• Agronomist — farmer
• Agronomists — farmer
• Agronomy — development of land for growing
• Aground — on the bottom of
• Ags — chief legal officer
• Ague — shivering
• Agues — shivering
• Ah — emphatic exclamation
• Aha — understanding
• Ahead — in front or advance of
• Ahem — emphatic exclamation
• Ahoy — yelled statement
• Ahs — emphatic exclamation
• Ahsan —
• Ai — machine intelligence
• Aid — help, support
• Aide — assistant
• Aided — help, support
• Aider — generosity
• Aiders — advocate
• Aides — person who helps
• Aiding — help, support
• Aids — immunological disorder
• Aigrette — topknot on head of animal
• Aigrettes — topknot on head of animal
• Aiguille — top of something
• Aiguilles — top of something
• Aikido — far eastern discipline or sport
• Ail — hurt
• Ailed — hurt
• Aileron — organ, device of flight
• Ailerons — organ, device of flight
• Ailing — not feeling well
• Ailment — mild sickness
• Ailments — mild sickness
• Ails — hurt
• ailurophobia — a morbid fear of cats
• Aim — goal
• Aimed — proposed
• Aiming — point or direct at a goal
• Aimless — having no goal
• Aimlessly — incidentally
• Aims — goal
• Air — gases forming the atmosphere
• Air defense —
• Air taxi —
• Airborne — in the air, winged
• Airbrushing — the act of applying paint
• Airbus — vehicle propelled by ejection of pressurized gas or liquid
• Airbuses — vehicle propelled by ejection of pressurized gas or liquid
• Aircraft — airplane
• Airdrome — center for transportation by air
• Airdromes — center for transportation by air
• Airdrop — transport
• Airdropped — transport
• Airdropping — transport
• Airdrops — transport
• Aired — exposed to the air
• Airfield — airplane landing area
• Airfields — airplane landing area
• Airflow — light wind
• Airflows — light wind
• Airfoil — organ, device of flight
• Airfoils — organ, device of flight
• Airgraph — letter sent to foreign country
• Airgraphs — letter sent to foreign country
• Airhead — dullard
• Airheaded — out to lunch
• Airheads — dullard
• Airier — open to the atmosphere
• Airiest — open to the atmosphere
• Airily — gently, effortlessly
• Airiness — the state of being light
• Airinesses — the state of being light
• Airing — put into the atmosphere; freshen
• Airings — expedition
• Airless — without fresh air
• Airlift — transit
• Airlifted — transit
• Airlifting — transit
• Airlifts — transit
• Airline — air carrier
• Airliner — airplane
• Airliners — airplane
• Airlines — air carrier
• Airmail — rapid mail delivery system
• Airmails — rapid mail delivery system
• Airplane — vehicle that transports cargo or passengers through the air
• Airplanes — vehicle that transports cargo or passengers through the air
• Airport — center for transportation by air
• Airports — center for transportation by air
• Airs — affectation; pretended behavior
• Airship — aircraft
• Airships — aircraft
• Airsickness — sickness in motor vehicle
• Airsicknesses — sickness in motor vehicle
• Airstream — wheeled vehicle for living
• Airstreams — wheeled vehicle for living
• Airstrip — airplane landing area
• Airstrips — airplane landing area
• Airtight — sealed
• Airway — ventilating pipe
• Airways — ventilating pipe
• Airy — open to the atmosphere
• Ais — machine intelligence
• Aisle — passageway dividing something
• Aisles — passageway dividing something
• Ait — small island
• Aits — small island
• Ajar — slightly open
• Aka — as known or named at another time or place
• Akas — pretend name for author
• Akela —
• akimbo — (used of arms and legs) bent outward with the joint away from the body
• Akin — related or connected
• Akita — dog
• Akitas — dog
• Ala — emphatic exclamation
• Alabaster — smooth and white
• Alabastrine — smooth and white
• Alacrities — liveliness; promptness
• Alacritous — fast, quick
• alacrity — liveliness and eagerness
• Alain —
• Alameda — promenade
• Alamedas — promenade
• Alana —
• Alar — feathered
• Alarm — feeling of sudden fear
• Alarmable — very nervous
• Alarmed — frightened
• Alarming — causing fear
• Alarmingly — precariously
• Alarmist — person who spreads alarm
• Alarmists — person who spreads alarm
• Alarms — feeling of sudden fear
• Alarum — alarm
• Alarums — alarm
• Alary — feathered
• Alas — unfortunately
• Alaska — u.s. state
• Alaskas — u.s. state
• Alate — with wings
• Alb — gown
• Albatross — burden
• Albatrosses — burden
• Albeit — although
• Alber —
• Albescent —
• Albino — having light-colored hair
• Albinos — light
• Albs — gown
• Album — blank book for collecting; holder
• Albums — blank book for collecting; holder
• Alcaide —
• Alcazar — royal or enormous home
• Alcazars — royal or enormous home
• Alchemical — concerned with atom and molecule change
• Alchemies — medieval science
• Alchemist — wizard
• Alchemistic — secret, concealed
• Alchemists — wizard
• Alchemy — medieval science
• Alcohol — intoxicating, flammable liquid
• Alcohol-dependent —
• Alcoholic — intoxicating
• Alcoholics — intoxicating
• Alcoholism — alcohol abuse
• Alcoholisms — alcohol abuse
• Alcohols — intoxicating, flammable liquid
• Alcove — nook, secluded spot
• Alcoves — nook, secluded spot
• Ale — intoxicating, fermented beverage
• Aleatory — not planned
• Alee — ahead, beyond
• Alehouse — business establishment that primarily serves liquor
• Alehouses — business establishment that primarily serves liquor
• Alembic — holder for physical object
• Alembicated — extremely sophisticated and picky
• Alembics — holder for physical object
• Alert — attentive, lively
• Alerted — warn
• Alerting — attentive, lively
• Alertly — cleverly
• Alertness — watchfulness
• Alertnesses — watchfulness
• Alerts — warning
• Ales — intoxicating, fermented beverage
• Alevins —
• Alfreds —
• Alfresco — external
• Algae — rootless, leafless plants living in water
• Algebra — arithmetic
• Algebraic — concerning manipulation of numbers
• Algebras — arithmetic
• Algefacient —
• Algid — cold
• Algidities — frigid conditions
• Algidity — frigid conditions
• Algor — frigid conditions
• Algorithm — treasure; invention
• Algorithmic — concerning manipulation of numbers
• Algorithms — treasure; invention
• Algors — frigid conditions
• Alhenna —
• Alias — otherwise known as
• Aliases — false name
• Alibi — defense against charges of wrongdoing; evidence of absence
• Alibied — legitimize, substantiate
• Alibiing — legitimize, substantiate
• Alibis — defense against charges of wrongdoing; evidence of absence
• Alien — foreign
• Alienate — cause unfriendliness, hostility
• Alienated — estranged
• Alienates — cause unfriendliness, hostility
• Alienating — cause unfriendliness, hostility
• Alienation — unfriendliness
• Alienations — unfriendliness
• Aliened — abandon, surrender
• Aliening — abandon, surrender
• Aliens — foreign being
• Alight — land
• Alighted — land
• Alighting — land
• Alights — land
• Align — line up, arrange next to
• Aligned — line up, arrange next to
• Aligning — line up, arrange next to
• Alignment — lining up
• Alignments — lining up
• Aligns — line up, arrange next to
• Alike — similar
• Alikeness — likeness
• Alikenesses — likeness
• Aliment — food
• Alimental — healthy
• Alimentary — digestive
• Alimentation — nourishment
• Alimentations — nourishment
• Alimentative — healthful
• Aliments — food
• Alimonies — money paid in support of a former spouse
• Alimony — money paid in support of a former spouse
• Aliquant —
• Alit — land
• Alive — being animately existent
• Aliveness — knowledge
• Alivenesses — knowledge
• Alkalescent — being basic, not acid (chemically)
• Alkali — soluble base; opposite of an acid
• Alkalies — soluble base; opposite of an acid
• Alkaline — being basic, not acid (chemically)
• Alkaline earth —
• Alkalis — soluble base; opposite of an acid
• Alkies — intoxicating, flammable liquid
• Alky — intoxicating, flammable liquid
• All — whole quantity
• All over —
• Allantoin —
• Allay — reduce something, usually a pain or a problem
• Allayed — reduce something, usually a pain or a problem
• Allaying — reduce something, usually a pain or a problem
• Allayment — remedy, aid; relaxation
• Allayments — remedy, aid; relaxation
• Allays — reduce something, usually a pain or a problem
• Allegation — assertion placing blame
• Allegations — assertion placing blame
• Allege — assert; claim
• Alleged — asserted, often doubtful
• Allegedly — by allegation
• Alleges — assert; claim
• Allegiance — loyalty
• Allegiances — loyalty
• Allegiant — faithful
• Alleging — assert; claim
• Allegorical — symbolic
• Allegories — indirect representation, storytelling
• Allegorist — recounter of stories
• Allegorists — recounter of stories
• Allegorize — compare
• Allegorized — compare
• Allegorizes — compare
• Allegorizing — compare
• Allegory — indirect representation, storytelling
• Alleluia — religious song
• Alleluias — religious song
• Allergen — irritant
• Allergens — irritant
• Allergic — having a reaction to food, material, etc.
• Allergies — reaction to certain food, material, etc.
• Allergy — reaction to certain food, material, etc.
• Alleviate — relieve; lessen
• Alleviated — relieve; lessen
• Alleviates — relieve; lessen
• Alleviating — relieve; lessen
• alleviation — the feeling that comes when something burdensome is removed or reduced
• Alleviations — relief
• Alleviative — healing, restorative
• Alleviator — mitigator
• Alleviators — mitigator
• Alley — narrow passage
• Alleys — narrow passage
• Alleyway — path for travel
• Alleyways — path for travel
• Alliance — friendly association, agreement
• Alliances — friendly association, agreement
• Allied — friendly; united
• Allies — something united with another, especially by treaty
• Alligation —
• Alliteration — duplication; doing again
• Alliterations — duplication; doing again
• Alliterative — wordy, tedious
• Alliterator —
• Allness — wholeness, whole
• Allnesses — wholeness, whole
• Allocate — assign; divide among
• Allocated — assign; divide among
• Allocates — assign; divide among
• Allocating — assign; divide among
• Allocation — distribution
• Allocations — distribution
• Allocution — formal speech or address
• Allocutions — formal speech or address
• Allogamous —
• Allonym — pretend name for author
• Allonyms — pretend name for author
• Allot — assign; give portion
• Allotment — portion assigned or given
• Allotments — portion assigned or given
• Allotrope — gemstone
• Allotropes — gemstone
• Allots — assign; give portion
• Allotted — assign; give portion
• Allotting — assign; give portion
• Allover — ever-present
• Allovers — anxious state
• Allow — admit; acknowledge
• Allowable — permissible
• Allowably — in accordance with the law
• Allowance — amount of money or other supply
• Allowances — amount of money or other supply
• Alloway —
• Allowed — admit; acknowledge
• Allowing — admit; acknowledge
• Allows — admit; acknowledge
• Alloy — mixture, usually of two metals
• Alloyed — impure
• Alloying — mixture, usually of two metals
• Alloys — mixture, usually of two metals
• Alls — whole quantity
• Allude — hint at
• Alluded — hint at
• Alludes — hint at
• Alluding — hint at
• Allure — appeal
• Allured — appeal
• Allurement — lure
• Allurements — lure
• Allurer — seducer
• Allurers — seducer
• Allures — appeal
• Alluring — attractive
• Alluringly — in an attractive or pleasing manner
• Allusion — indirect reference; hint
• Allusions — indirect reference; hint
• Allusive — suggestive
• Alluvia — liquid emitted
• Alluvial — earthly
• Alluvion — flood
• Alluvions — flood
• Alluvium — liquid emitted
• Alluviums — liquid emitted
• Ally — something united with another, especially by treaty
• Allying — similar
• Almanac — document containing information for a year
• Almanacs — document containing information for a year
• Almighty — having complete power, control
• Almost — nearly, very nearly
• Alms — handout
• Almsgiver — donor
• Almsgivers — donor
• Almsgiving — humanitarianism
• Almsgivings — humanitarianism
• Almsman — beggar
• Almsmen — beggar
• Almswoman — beggar
• Almswomen — beggar
• Aloft — high up
• Aloha — greeting
• Alohas — greeting
• Alone — separate; apart
• Aloneness — state of being alone
• Alonenesses — state of being alone
• Along — ahead
• Alongside — close, near side of
• Aloof — remote
• Aloofness — detachment
• Aloofnesses — detachment
• Alopecia — male hair loss
• Alopecias — male hair loss
• Aloud — in a spoken voice, usually not softly
• Alp — mountain
• Alpenstock — stick that aids a walker
• Alpenstocks — stick that aids a walker
• Alpha — beginning
• Alphabet — letters of a writing system
• Alphabetical — in ascending order of a writing system
• Alphabetize — place in order of a writing system
• Alphabetized — place in order of a writing system
• Alphabetizes — place in order of a writing system
• Alphabetizing — place in order of a writing system
• Alphabets — letters of a writing system
• Alphas — beginning
• Alphonse —
• Alpine — mountaintop; high altitude
• Alpines — evergreen
• Alpinism — mountain climbing
• Alpinisms — mountain climbing
• Alpinist — mountain climber
• Alpinists — mountain climber
• Alps — mountain
• Alr —
• Already — before expected time
• Also — in addition to
• Alt — keyboard button with specific function
• Altai —
• Altar — church table, pedestal
• Altars — church table, pedestal
• Alter — change
• Alterable — changeable
• Alterant — limiter
• Alterants — limiter
• Alteration — change
• Alterations — change
• Altercate — verbally fight
• Altercated — verbally fight
• Altercates — verbally fight
• Altercating — verbally fight
• Altercation — fight, often verbal
• Altercations — fight, often verbal
• Altered — changed
• Alterer — limiter
• Alterers — limiter
• Altering — change
• Alterities — conflict, disagreement
• Alterity — conflict, disagreement
• Alternate — substitute
• Alternated — take turns, change back and forth
• Alternately — alternatively
• Alternates — substitute
• Alternating — take turns, change back and forth
• Alternation — repeated rotation
• Alternations — repeated rotation
• Alternative — other, alternate
• Alternatively — preferably; instead
• Alternatives — possible choice
• Alternator — engine converting energy
• Alternators — engine converting energy
• Alters — change
• Although — even though
• Alti —
• Altitude — height in the sky
• Altitudes — height in the sky
• Altitudinous — high in stature, length
• Alto — low
• Altogether — as a whole
• Altogethers — the state of having no clothes on
• Altos — high male voice
• altruism — the quality of unselfish concern for the welfare of others
• Altruisms — unselfish concern
• Altruist — humanitarian
• Altruistic — unselfish
• Altruistically — with an open heart
• Altruists — humanitarian
• Alts — keyboard button with specific function
• Alum — graduate
• Aluminum — container, usually metallic
• Aluminums — container, usually metallic
• Alumna — graduate
• Alumnae — graduate
• Alumni — graduate
• Alumnus — graduate
• Alums — graduate
• Alveolate — pertaining to honey
• Alveoli — lover
• Alveolus — lover
• Alway — yes
• Always — forever; continually
• Am — exist
• Amain — at a tremendous rate
• Amalgam — mixture
• amalgamate — to bring or combine together or with something else
• amalgamate — to bring or combine together or with something else
• Amalgamated — blend
• Amalgamates — blend
• Amalgamating — blend
• Amalgamation — mixture
• Amalgamations — mixture
• Amalgams — mixture
• Amanuenses — assistant
• Amanuensis — assistant
• Amaranthine — endless
• Amass — gather, accumulate
• Amassed — gather, accumulate
• Amasses — gather, accumulate
• Amassing — gather, accumulate
• Amassment — accumulation
• Amassments — accumulation
• Amateur — casual participant
• Amateurish — unprofessional
• Amateurishness — clumsiness; inelegance
• Amateurs — casual participant
• Amative — affectionate
• Amativeness — desire
• Amativenesses — desire
• Amatory — affectionate, desirous
• Amaurotic — sightless
• Amaze — surprise
• Amazed — surprise
• Amazement — state of surprise
• Amazements — state of surprise
• Amazes — surprise
• Amazing — astonishing
• Amazingly — oddly
• Amazon — mean lady
• Amazons — mean lady
• Ambagious — going around, indirect
• Ambaries — plant
• Ambary — plant
• Ambassador — representative to a foreign country
• Ambassadors — representative to a foreign country
• Amber — gold-colored
• Ambers — gold-colored
• Ambiance — environment
• Ambiances — environment
• Ambiant —
• Ambidexterities — insincerity
• Ambidexterity — insincerity
• Ambidextrous — insincere
• Ambience — environment
• Ambiences — environment
• Ambient — flowing
• Ambients — atmosphere, setting
• Ambiguities — uncertainty of meaning
• Ambiguities —
• Ambiguity — uncertainty of meaning
• Ambiguous — having more than one meaning
• Ambiguously — inarticulately
• Ambiguousness — vagueness
• Ambiguousnesses — vagueness
• Ambit — extent
• Ambition — strong desire for success
• Ambitions — strong desire for success
• Ambitious — desiring success
• Ambitiousness — ambition
• Ambitiousnesses — ambition
• Ambits — extent
• ambivalence — mixed feelings or emotions
• Ambivalences — equivocation
• Ambivalent — conflicting
• amble — walk leisurely
• Ambled — walk casually
• Ambler — person traveling on foot
• Amblers — person traveling on foot
• Ambles — walk casually
• Ambling — walk casually
• Ambo — reading desk
• Ambos — reading desk
• Ambries — depository
• Ambrosia — food of the gods
• ambrosial — extremely pleasing to the taste; sweet and fragrant
• Ambrosias — food of the gods
• Ambry — depository
• Ambulance — emergency vehicle
• Ambulances — emergency vehicle
• Ambulant — roaming
• Ambulate — walk about
• Ambulated — walk about
• Ambulates — walk about
• Ambulating — walk about
• Ambulation — movement, action
• Ambulations — movement, action
• Ambulator — person who walks
• Ambulators — person who walks
• Ambulatory — changing position; able to move under own power
• Ambuscade — ambush
• Ambuscaded — ambush
• Ambuscades — ambush
• Ambuscading — ambush
• Ambush — lying in wait; concealed position
• Ambushed — lie in wait; attack
• Ambushes — lying in wait; concealed position
• Ambushing — lying in wait; concealed position
• Ambushment — lying in wait; concealed position
• Ambushments — lying in wait; concealed position
• Ameba — minute organism
• Amebae — minute organism
• Amebas — minute organism
• Ameliorate — make, become better
• Ameliorated — make, become better
• Ameliorates — make, become better
• Ameliorating — make, become better
• amelioration — the act of relieving ills and changing for the better
• Ameliorations — improvement
• Ameliorative — healing
• Amen — so be it
• Amenabilities — complaisance
• Amenability — complaisance
• Amenable — willing, cooperative
• Amenableness — complaisance
• Amenablenesses — complaisance
• Amend — improve, correct
• Amendable — controllable
• Amendatory — corrective
• Amended — improve, correct
• Amending — improve, correct
• Amendment — correction, improvement
• Amendments — correction, improvement
• Amends — compensation
• Amened — so be it
• Amening — so be it
• Amenities — comforts
• Amenity — pleasant thing
• Amens — so be it
• Amentia — mental handicap
• Amentias — mental handicap
• Amerce — penalize
• Amerced — penalize
• Amercement — fine
• Amercements — fine
• Amerces — penalize
• Amercing — penalize
• Amethyst — blue and red colors mixed together
• Amethysts — blue and red colors mixed together
• Amiabilities — pleasant and friendly
• Amiability — pleasant and friendly
• Amiable — friendly, agreeable
• Amiableness — amiability
• Amiablenesses — amiability
• Amiably — in a welcome manner
• Amicabilities — companionship
• Amicability — companionship
• Amicable — friendly, especially regarding an agreement
• Amicableness — friendship
• Amicablenesses — friendship
• Amicably — willingly, assenting; pleasantly; in keeping
• Amice — gown
• Amices — gown
• Amid — middle
• Amidst — middle from two points
• Amiga — person’s friend
• Amigas — person’s friend
• Amigo — friend
• Amigos — friend
• Amir — prince
• Amirs — prince
• Amiss — wrong; defective
• Amities — friendship
• Amitosis — formation of cells by dividing
• Amity — friendship
• Ammo — facts, news
• Ammonia — pungent gas, liquid
• Ammonias — pungent gas, liquid
• Ammonium alum —
• Ammophilous — pertaining to sand
• Ammos — facts, news
• Ammunition — projectiles for weaponry
• Ammunitions — projectiles for weaponry
• Amnesia — memory loss
• Amnesiac — forgetful
• Amnesias — memory loss
• Amnesic — unaware, ignorant
• Amnestic — forgetful
• Amnestied — forgive
• Amnesties — pardon, often by government
• Amnesty — pardon, often by government
• Amnestying — forgive
• Amnia — amniotic sac
• Amnion — amniotic sac
• Amnions — amniotic sac
• Amoeba — protozoa
• Amoebae — protozoa
• Amoebas — protozoa
• Amoebic — basic, natural
• Amok — broken; crazy
• Among — in the middle of; between
• Amongst — middle
• Amoral — immoral, uncontrolled
• Amorist — gallant
• Amorists — gallant
• Amoroso — financial provider
• amorous — inclined toward or displaying love
• Amorousness — love
• Amorousnesses — love
• Amorphous — without definite shape, character
• Amortization — fee; installment of fee
• Amortizations — fee; installment of fee
• Amotivation — Having no motivation or purpose
• Amount — quantity
• Amounted — equal, add up to
• Amounting — quantity
• Amounts — quantity
• Amour — romance
• Amours — romance
• Amoxicillin — medicine
• Amoxicillins — medicine
• Amp — speaker
• Amphetamine — hard drug
• Amphetamines — hard drug
• Amphibian — cold-blooded vertebrate
• Amphibians — cold-blooded vertebrate
• Amphibious — occurring in water
• Amphibological — hard to understand
• Amphibologies — equivocation
• Amphibology — equivocation
• Amphigories — jargon
• Amphigory — jargon
• Amphitheater — arena
• Amphitheaters — arena
• Amphitheatre — building or enclosure for entertainment or sports
• Amphitheatres — building or enclosure for entertainment or sports
• Amphora — large jug
• Amphorae — large jug
• Amphoras — large jug
• Ampicillin — medicine
• Ampicillins — medicine
• Ample — more than necessary, sufficient
• Ampleness — great amount or supply
• Amplenesses — great amount or supply
• Ampler — more than necessary, sufficient
• Amplest — more than necessary, sufficient
• Amplification — increase in size or effect
• Amplifications — increase in size or effect
• Amplified — increase in size or effect
• Amplifier — speaker
• Amplifiers — speaker
• Amplifies — increase in size or effect
• Amplify — increase in size or effect
• Amplifying — increase in size or effect
• Amplitude — bulk
• Amplitudes — bulk
• Amply — fully, sufficiently
• Ampoule — container
• Ampoules — container
• Amps — speaker
• Ampul — container
• Ampulla — small container for liquid
• Ampullae — small container for liquid
• Ampuls — container
• Amputate — remove a limb
• Amputated — remove a limb
• Amputates — remove a limb
• Amputating — remove a limb
• Amrita — sweet drink
• Amritas — sweet drink
• Amuck — crazily
• Amucks — crazily
• Amulet — charm
• Amulets — charm
• Amur —
• Amuse — entertain; make laugh
• Amused — pleasantly occupied
• Amusement — entertaining, making someone laugh
• Amusements — entertaining, making someone laugh
• Amuses — entertain; make laugh
• Amusing — entertaining, funny
• Amusingly — comically
• Amylene —
• Ana — a body of the most important, influential or superior works in music, literature, or art
• Anabases — advancement, gain
• Anabasis — advancement, gain
• Anabolism — absorption
• Anabolisms — absorption
• anachronism — something located at a time when it could not have existed or occurred
• Anachronisms — error in time placement
• Anachronistic — no longer in use, in vogue
• Anachronous — old-fashioned
• Anacreontic — affectionate
• Anadem — band
• Anadems — band
• Anaesthesia — induced sleep; induced absence of feeling
• Anaesthesias — induced sleep; induced absence of feeling
• Anaesthetic — sleep-inducing or numbing drug
• Anaesthetics — sleep-inducing or numbing drug
• Anagogic — occult
• Anagram — puzzle
• Anagrams — puzzle
• Anal — excessively orderly
• Analects — a body of the most important, influential or superior works in music, literature, or art
• Analeptic — healing
• Analeptics — stimulant
• Analgesia — dullness
• Analgesias — dullness
• Analgesic — pain remover
• Analgesics — pain remover
• Analog — one of a pair; partner
• Analogies — agreement, similarity
• Analogize — compare
• Analogized — compare
• Analogizes — compare
• Analogizing — compare
• Analogous — agreeing, similar
• Analogously — relatively
• Analogousness — correspondence in appearance; something that corresponds
• Analogousnesses — correspondence in appearance; something that corresponds
• Analogs — one of a pair; partner
• Analogue — parallel
• Analogues — parallel
• Analogy — agreement, similarity
• Analyses — examination and determination
• Analysis — examination and determination
• Analyst — person who examines and determines; psychoanalyst
• Analysts — person who examines and determines; psychoanalyst
• Analytic — logical
• Analytical — examining
• Analytically — tentatively
• Analytics — science of logical analysis
• Analyze — examine and determine
• Analyzed — examine and determine
• Analyzer — research worker
• Analyzers — research worker
• Analyzes — examine and determine
• Analyzing — examine and determine
• Anamneses — ability to hold in the mind
• Anamnesis — ability to hold in the mind
• Anamnestic — remembered
• Anamorphic — crooked
• Anamorphoses — distortion, mutilation
• Anamorphosis — distortion, mutilation
• Anapestic — with rhythm and beauty; related to poetic composition
• Anaphora — turn of expression
• Anaphoras — turn of expression
• Anaplasties — plastic surgery
• Anaplasty — plastic surgery
• Anarch — rebel
• Anarchic — instigative, angering
• Anarchical — rebellious
• Anarchies — lawlessness; absence of government
• Anarchism — uprising, disorder
• Anarchisms — uprising, disorder
• Anarchist — person who opposes the idea of government and laws
• Anarchistic — reckless, ungoverned
• Anarchists — person who opposes the idea of government and laws
• Anarchs — rebel
• Anarchy — lawlessness; absence of government
• Anas — a body of the most important, influential or superior works in music, literature, or art
• Anastomotic — joining
• anathema — a detested person
• Anathemas — something hated
• Anathematize — curse
• Anathematized — curse
• Anathematizes — curse
• Anathematizing — curse
• Anatomic — fundamental
• Anatomical — basic, natural
• Anatomies — study of animal, plant structure
• Anatomization — cutting up, particularly of a dead body
• Anatomizations — cutting up, particularly of a dead body
• Anatomize — analyze
• Anatomized — analyze
• Anatomizes — analyze
• Anatomizing — analyze
• Anatomy — study of animal, plant structure
• Ancestor — predecessor in family
• Ancestors — predecessor in family
• Ancestral — related to previous family or family trait
• Ancestries — family predecessors; family history
• Ancestry — family predecessors; family history
• Anchor — something used to hold another thing securely
• Anchorage — mooring
• Anchorages — mooring
• Anchored — hold, be held securely
• Anchoring — hold, be held securely
• Anchorite — man who devotes life to contemplation of god
• Anchorites — man who devotes life to contemplation of god
• Anchorpeople — person who informs
• Anchorperson — person who informs
• Anchorpersons — person who informs
• Anchors — something used to hold another thing securely
• Ancient — old, often very old
• Anciently — in ancient times
• Ancientness — oldness
• Ancientnesses — oldness
• Ancients — person born in the country in which he/she dwells
• Ancilla — employee
• Ancillaries — subsidiary
• Ancillary — extra; supplementary
• Ancillas — employee
• Ancon — angular part of arm; angularly shaped item
• Ancones — angular part of arm; angularly shaped item
• And — in addition to; plus
• Andiron — metal fireplace support
• Andirons — metal fireplace support
• Androgynous — having male and female traits
• Android — like a man
• Androids — robot
• Ands — in addition to; plus
• Anecdotal — informal
• Anecdote — interesting or amusing story
• Anecdotes — interesting or amusing story
• Anecdotic — explanatory
• Anecdotist — anecdote teller
• Anecdotists — anecdote teller
• Anemia — blood deficiency
• Anemias — blood deficiency
• Anemic — feeble
• Anemograph — wind measuring device
• Anemographs — wind measuring device
• Anemometer — meteorological station
• Anemometers — meteorological station
• Anemone — growth
• Anemones — growth
• Anencephalic — idiotic
• Anent — concerning
• Anesthesia — sleep
• Anesthesias — induced sleep; induced absence of feeling
• Anesthetic — sleep-inducer
• Anesthetics — sleep-inducing or numbing drug
• Anesthetize — deaden
• Anesthetized — numb
• Anesthetizes — deaden
• Anesthetizing — deaden
• Anew — fresh; again
• anfractuous — full of twists and turns
• Angaries — governments right to acquire private property for public use
• Angary — governments right to acquire private property for public use
• Angel — attendant of god
• Angeled — support
• Angelic — sweet, kind, and usually beautiful
• Angelical — innocent
• Angeliferous — A person with a beautiful, sweet or innocent face, like that of an angel
• Angeling — support
• Angels — attendant of god
• Angelus — set of bells
• Angeluses — set of bells
• Anger — state of being mad, annoyed
• Angered — maddened
• Angering — make someone mad; become mad
• Angers — state of being mad, annoyed
• Angina — disease of the heart
• Anginas — disease of the heart
• Angioma — blemish one is born with
• Angiomas — blemish one is born with
• Angiomata — blemish one is born with
• Angle — shape formed by two lines meeting at a point
• Angled — fish
• Angles — shape formed by two lines meeting at a point
• Angling — fish
• Anglings — the chase
• Angried — Someone who is troubled or upset as a result of being angry
• Angrier — being mad, often extremely mad
• Angries — person causing problem
• Angriest — being mad, often extremely mad
• Angrily — with anger
• Angry — being mad, often extremely mad
• Angst — feeling of anxiety
• Angsting — Someone who is worrying or agonizing over something is “angsting.”
• Anguish — severe upset or pain
• Anguished — unhappy, depressed
• Anguishes — severe upset or pain
• Anguishing — tormenting
• Angular — bent
• Anhedonia — depression
• Anhedonias — depression
• Anhydrous — without water
• Anile — sick, weak
• Anilities — old age
• Anility — old age
• Anima — spirit
• animadversion — harsh criticism or disapproval
• Animadversions — blame
• Animadvert — comment, remark
• Animadverted — comment, remark
• Animadverting — comment, remark
• Animadverts — comment, remark
• Animal — beastlike; carnal
• Animalcula — protozoa
• Animalcule — protozoa
• Animalcules — protozoa
• Animalculum — protozoa
• Animalism — physicality
• Animalisms — physicality
• Animalistic — physical, erotic
• Animalities — physicality
• Animality — physicality
• Animalize — corrupt
• Animalized — corrupt
• Animalizes — corrupt
• Animalizing — corrupt
• Animals — animate being; mammal
• Animas — spirit
• Animate — alive
• Animated — lively
• Animatedly — actively; intently
• Animateness — being
• Animatenesses — being
• Animates — alive
• Animating — stimulating
• Animation — liveliness; activity
• Animations — liveliness; activity
• Animator — artist
• Animators — artist
• Animosities — extreme dislike, hatred
• Animosity — extreme dislike, hatred
• Animus — hostility
• Animuses — hostility
• Aniseikonia —
• Anisole —
• Ankle — joint between leg and foot
• Anklebone — joint between leg and foot
• Anklebones — joint between leg and foot
• Ankled — stroll along
• Ankles — joint between leg and foot
• Anklet — precious stones, metals worn as decoration
• Anklets — precious stones, metals worn as decoration
• Ankling — stroll along
• Anlace — arm, armament
• Anlaces — arm, armament
• Annal — record of experiences
• Annalist — reporter
• Annalists — reporter
• Annals — chronicles
• Anneal — strengthen
• Annealed — strengthen
• Annealing — strengthen
• Anneals — strengthen
• Annex — something added; extension
• Annexation — adding, joining
• Annexational —
• Annexations — adding, joining
• Annexed — join or add
• Annexes — something added; extension
• Annexing — something added; extension
• Annihilate — destroy completely
• Annihilated — destroy completely
• Annihilates — destroy completely
• Annihilating — destroy completely
• Annihilation — utter destruction.
• Annihilations — utter destruction.
• Annihilative — disastrous, devastating
• Annihilator — a destructive agent
• Annihilators — a destructive agent
• Annihilatory — eating up
• Anniversaries — yearly observance, celebration
• Anniversary — yearly observance, celebration
• Annotate — write explanatory notes
• Annotated — write explanatory notes
• Annotates — write explanatory notes
• Annotating — write explanatory notes
• Annotation — explanatory note
• Annotations — explanatory note
• Annotative — explanatory
• Annotator — translator
• Annotators — translator
• Announce — make a proclamation
• Announced — made widely known
• Announcement — proclamation, declaration
• Announcements — proclamation, declaration
• Announcer — media commentator
• Announcers — media commentator
• Announces — make a proclamation
• Announcing — make a proclamation
• Annoy — irritate, upset
• Annoyance — feeling of being irritated
• Annoyances — feeling of being irritated
• Annoyed — upset
• Annoyer — domineering person
• Annoyers — domineering person
• Annoying — causing irritation
• Annoyingly — cruelly
• Annoys — irritate, upset
• Annuaire —
• Annual — occurring, done yearly
• Annually — occurring, done yearly
• Annuals — occurring, done yearly
• Annuities — fee; installment of fee
• Annuity — fee; installment of fee
• Annul — void an agreement
• Annular — round
• Annulate — round
• Annulated — round
• Annulled — void an agreement
• Annulling — void an agreement
• Annulment — voiding an agreement
• Annulments — voiding an agreement
• Annuls — void an agreement
• Annunciate — announce
• Annunciated — announce
• Annunciates — announce
• Annunciating — announce
• Annunciation — announcement
• Annunciations — announcement
• Anodic — photoelectric
• Anodize — coat with metallic material
• Anodized — coat with metallic material
• Anodizes — coat with metallic material
• Anodizing — coat with metallic material
• anodyne — a medicine used to relieve pain
• Anodynes — painkiller
• Anodynes —
• Anoint — bless, usually with oil or water
• Anointed — bless, usually with oil or water
• Anointing — baptism
• Anointings — baptism
• Anoints — bless, usually with oil or water
• Anomalies — deviation from normal, usual
• Anomalistic — abnormal
• Anomalopteryx —
• Anomalous — deviating from normal, usual
• anomaly — deviation from the normal or common order or form or rule
• Anomic — recluse
• Anon — later
• Anonym — pretend name for author
• Anonymities — obscurity
• Anonymity — obscurity
• Anonymous — unknown, usually by choice
• Anonymousness — obscurity
• Anonymousnesses — obscurity
• Anonyms — pretend name for author
• Anorak — personal outerwear
• Anoraks — personal outerwear
• Anorectic — thin
• Anorexia — gauntness
• Anorexias — gauntness
• Anorexic — starving
• Another — other person
• Anouk —
• Answer — reply; reaction
• Answerabilities — accountability, blame
• Answerability — accountability, blame
• Answerable — responsible
• Answered — reply, react
• Answering — reply, react
• Answers — reply; reaction
• Ant — bug
• Antacid — being basic, not acid (chemically)
• Antacids — soluble base; opposite of an acid
• antagonism — a state of deep-seated ill-will
• Antagonisms — causing problem; opposition
• Antagonist — person causing problem
• Antagonistic — opposing
• Antagonists — person causing problem
• Antagonization — destruction of affections
• Antagonizations — destruction of affections
• Antagonize — cause problem; oppose
• Antagonized — cause problem; oppose
• Antagonizes — cause problem; oppose
• Antagonizing — cause problem; oppose
• Antarctic — extremely cold
• Ante — wager
• Anteater — nocturnal animal
• Anteaters — nocturnal animal
• Antebellum — before the war
• Antecede — go ahead of
• Anteceded — go ahead of
• Antecedence — precedence
• Antecedences — precedence
• Antecedent — prior
• Antecedently — early
• Antecedents — predecessor(s) in family
• Antecedes — go ahead of
• Anteceding — go ahead of
• Antecessor — something that precedes another
• Antecessors — something that precedes another
• Antechamber — entrance hall
• Antechambers — entrance hall
• Anted — having received pay
• Antedate — occur or cause to occur earlier
• Antedated — occur or cause to occur earlier
• Antedates — occur or cause to occur earlier
• Antedating — occur or cause to occur earlier
• antediluvian — of or relating to the period before the biblical flood
• Antediluvians — person who is old-fashioned, conventional
• Anteed — gamble
• Anteing — gamble
• Antelope — fabric
• Antelopes — fabric
• Antenna — appendages for sensing, usually on insects or electronics
• Antennae — appendages for sensing, usually on insects or electronics
• Antennas — appendages for sensing, usually on insects or electronics
• Antepast — appetizer
• Antepasts — appetizer
• Anteposition — highest in rank; first in order
• Antepositions — highest in rank; first in order
• Anterior — beginning, prior
• Anteriorities — executive office
• Anteriority — executive office
• Anteriorly — earlier
• Anteroom — small room for arrivals
• Anterooms — small room for arrivals
• Antes — wager
• Anthem — song
• Anthems — song
• Anther —
• Anthers —
• Antheses — blooming
• Anthesis — blooming
• Anthill — heap, hill
• Anthills — heap, hill
• Anthologies — literary collection
• Anthologize — assemble, accumulate
• Anthologized — miscellaneous, various
• Anthologizes — assemble, accumulate
• Anthologizing — assemble, accumulate
• Anthology — literary collection
• Anthracite — bitumen
• Anthracites — bitumen
• Anthracosis — pneumoconiosis or anthracosis
• Anthropogenies — study of evolution
• Anthropogeny — study of evolution
• Anthropography — study of evolution
• Anthropoid — ape
• Anthropoids — ape
• Anthropological — manlike
• Anthropologies — study of humans and their culture
• Anthropology — study of humans and their culture
• Anthropomorphic — manlike
• anthropomorphism — the representation of objects (especially a god) as having human form or traits
• Anthropophagi — beast, beastlike human
• Anthropophagite — beast, beastlike human
• Anthropophagous — man-eating
• Anthropophagus — beast, beastlike human
• Anti — bad, contradictory
• Anti-utopia —
• Antibacterial — completely clean, uncontaminated; decontaminating
• Antibiotic — medicine
• Antibiotics — medicine
• Antibodies — antitoxin
• Antibody — antitoxin
• Antic — funny act
• Antichrist — the devil
• Antichrists — the devil
• Anticipant — expectant
• Anticipate — expect; predict
• Anticipated — expected
• Anticipates — expect; predict
• Anticipating — expect; predict
• Anticipation — expectation
• Anticipations — expectation
• Anticipative — expectant
• Anticipatorily — anxiously
• Anticipatory — expectant
• Anticipatory —
• Anticlimactic — weak, useless
• Anticlimax — ineffective conclusion
• Anticlimaxes — ineffective conclusion
• Anticoherer —
• Antics — funny act
• Antidotal — healing, restorative
• antidote — a remedy that stops or controls the effects of a poison
• Antidotes — counteracting agent
• Antidumping —
• Antiestablishment —
• Antifeminist — woman-hater
• Antifeminists — woman-hater
• Antigen — blood group antigen
• Antigens — blood group antigen
• Antihero — evil person
• Antiheroes — evil person
• Antilogies — something completely unlike
• Antilogy — something completely unlike
• antimacassar — a piece of ornamented cloth that protects the back of a chair from hair oils
• Antinomies — obstruction, antagonism
• Antinomy — obstruction, antagonism
• Antiodontalgic — medicine to kill pain
• Antiodontalgic —
• Antiodontalgics — medicine to kill pain
• Antipasti — appetizer
• Antipasto — appetizer
• Antipastos — appetizer
• Antipathetic — opposed
• Antipathies — strong dislike, disgust
• antipathy — a feeling of intense dislike
• Antiperspirant — something that freshens
• Antiperspirants — something that freshens
• Antiphon — answer
• Antiphons — answer
• Antipodal — opposed
• Antipode — A direct or extreme opposite.
• Antipodean — opposite
• Antipodes — opposite
• Antipole — something completely unlike
• Antipoles — something completely unlike
• Antiquarian — old, ancient
• Antiquarianism — study of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
• Antiquarianisms — study of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
• Antiquarians — one who collects specimens
• Antiquaries — one who collects specimens
• Antiquary — one who collects specimens
• Antiquate — become obsolete
• Antiquated — obsolete
• Antiquates — become obsolete
• Antiquating — become obsolete
• Antique — old
• Antiqued — mask; misrepresent
• Antiqueness — oldness
• Antiquenesses — oldness
• Antiques — old object, often of great value
• Antiquing — mask; misrepresent
• Antiquities — old object
• Antiquity — old object
• Antis — person with whom one competes
• Antisepsis — cleansing
• Antiseptic — completely clean, uncontaminated; decontaminating
• Antisepticize — sterilize
• Antisepticized — sterilize
• Antisepticizes — sterilize
• Antisepticizing — sterilize
• Antiseptics — completely clean, uncontaminated; decontaminating
• Antisera — antitoxin
• Antiserum — antitoxin
• Antiserums — antitoxin
• Antisocial — nonparticipating; avoiding company
• Antistrophe — turn of expression
• Antistrophes — turn of expression
• Antitheses — exact opposite
• Antithesis — exact opposite
• Antithetic — antagonistic
• antithetical — sharply contrasted in character or purpose
• Antithetically — in another way; otherwise
• Antitoxin — agent for negating the effect of an infection or poison
• Antitoxins — agent for negating the effect of an infection or poison
• Antivenin — counteracting agent
• Antivenins — counteracting agent
• Antler — deciduous horn
• Antlers — deciduous horn
• Antonym — word with opposite meaning to another word
• Antonymic — opposite
• Antonymous — opposite
• Antonyms — word with opposite meaning to another word
• Antra — cavity
• Antre — cave
• Antres — cave
• Antrorse — from a lower to higher position
• Antrum — cavity
• Ants — bug
• Antsier — fidgety
• Antsiest — fidgety
• Antsiness — constant motion; discontent
• Antsinesses — constant motion; discontent
• Antsy — fidgety
• Anuran — amphibian
• Anurans — amphibian
• Anvil — ironsmith
• Anvils — ironsmith
• Anxieties — worry, tension
• Anxiety — worry, tension
• Anxious — worried, tense
• Anxiously — tensely
• Anxiousness — anxiety
• Anxiousnesses — anxiety
• Any — one, some; unspecified, indiscriminate
• Anybodies — one, some unspecified person or people
• Anybody — one, some unspecified person or people
• Anyhow — by any means
• Anyone — one, some unspecified person
• Anyones — one, some unspecified person
• Anyplace — unspecified area
• Anything — unspecified object or event
• Anythings — unspecified object or event
• Anytime — unspecified moment, period
• Anyway — by any means
• Anywhere — unspecified area
• Anywheres — unspecified area
• Anywise — by some means
• Aosta —
• Apace — quickly
• Apart — separate
• Apartheid — racial segregation
• Apartheids — racial segregation
• Apartment — set of rooms for rent
• Apartments — set of rooms for rent
• Apathetic — uncaring, disinterested
• Apathies — uncaring attitude, lack of interest
• Apathy — uncaring attitude, lack of interest
• Apb —
• Ape — mimic
• Aped — mimic
• Apehood —
• Aper — crazy
• Apercu — survey
• Apercus — survey
• Aperient — tending to eliminate
• Aperients — cathartic
• Aperies — mime
• Aperiodic —
• Aperitif — liquor
• Aperitifs — liquor
• Aperitive — appetizing
• Aperitives — cathartic
• Apers — someone who copies
• Aperture — hole
• Apertures — hole
• Apery — mime
• Apes — mimic
• Apex — top, high point
• Apexes — top, high point
• Aphasiac — unable to speak
• Aphasic — unable to speak
• Aphid — bug
• Aphids — bug
• Aphonia — fear of performing onstage
• Aphonias — fear of performing onstage
• Aphonic — voiceless
• Aphorism — saying expressing a belief, often true
• Aphorisms — saying expressing a belief, often true
• Aphoristic — pithy
• Aphotic — lack of light
• Aphrodisia — strong desire
• aphrodisiac — stimulating sexual desire
• Aphrodisiacal — desirous
• Aphrodisiacal —
• Aphrodisiacs — seductive; inducing sex
• Aphrodisias — strong desire
• Apiaries — bee home
• Apiarist — caretaker for bees
• Apiarists — caretaker for bees
• Apiary — bee home
• Apical — knifelike, cutting
• Apices — top, high point
• Apiculturist — caretaker for bees
• Apiculturists — caretaker for bees
• Apiece — each
• Aping — mimicry
• Apish — affected
• Apitpat —
• Aplenty — abundant, profuse
• Aplomb — assurance
• Aplombs — assurance
• Apnea — interruption of activity
• Apneas — interruption of activity
• Apocalypse — mass destruction
• Apocalypses — mass destruction
• Apocalyptic — fateful
• Apocalyptical — prophetical
• Apocarpous —
• Apocryphal — questionable; fake
• Apocryphalist —
• Apocryphally —
• Apodictic — unerring, dependable
• Apogee — pinnacle
• Apogees — pinnacle
• Apollo — good-looking person
• Apollos — good-looking person
• Apologetic — expressing remorse, regret
• Apologetically — meekly
• Apologetics — justification
• Apologia — justification
• Apologias — justification
• Apologies — offering of remorse, regret
• Apologist — person who helps another
• Apologists — person who helps another
• Apologize — express remorse, regret
• Apologized — express remorse, regret
• Apologizes — express remorse, regret
• Apologizing — express remorse, regret
• Apologue — legend
• Apologues — legend
• Apology — offering of remorse, regret
• Apophthegm — saying
• Apophthegms — saying
• apoplectic — pertaining to or characteristic of apoplexy
• apoplectic — pertaining to or characteristic of apoplexy
• Apoplexies — loss of consciousness fromblockage in vein or artery
• Apoplexy — loss of consciousness fromblockage in vein or artery
• Aporetic — appearing confused or curious
• Aposiopeses — turn of expression
• aposiopesis — breaking off in the middle of a sentence (as by writers of realistic conversations)
• Apostasies — defection
• Apostasy — defection
• apostate — a disloyal person who betrays or deserts his cause or religion or political party or friend etc.
• Apostates — traitor
• Apostatize — defect
• Apostatized — defect
• Apostatizes — defect
• Apostatizing — defect
• Apostle — preacher; supporter
• Apostles — preacher; supporter
• Apostolate —
• Apostolic — religious, concerning a god-centered philosophy
• Apostrophe — word association
• Apostrophes — word association
• Apostrophize — give a long lecture
• Apostrophized — give a long lecture
• Apostrophizes — give a long lecture
• Apostrophizing — give a long lecture
• Apothecaries — pharmacist
• Apothecary — pharmacist
• apothegm — a short pithy instructive saying
• Apothegmatic — understood; aphoristic
• Apothegms — adage
• Apotheoses — glorification
• Apotheosis — glorification
• Apotheosize — exalt
• Apotheosized — exalt
• Apotheosizes — exalt
• Apotheosizing — exalt
• Appal — horrify
• Appall — horrify
• Appalled — horrify
• Appalling — horrifying
• Appallingly — awfully
• Appalls — horrify
• Appals — horrify
• Appanage — endowment
• Appanages — endowment
• Apparatchik — card-carrying communist
• Apparatchiki — card-carrying communist
• Apparatchiks — card-carrying communist
• Apparatus — equipment with a purpose
• Apparatuses —
• Apparel — clothing; covering
• Appareled — outfitted
• Appareling — the act of clothing
• Apparelled — cover with apparel
• Apparelling — cover with apparel
• Apparels — clothing; covering
• Apparent — seeming, not proven real
• Apparently — seemingly
• Apparition — ghost
• Apparitional — ghostly
• Apparitions — ghost
• Appeal — request for help
• Appealable — litigable
• Appealed — request
• Appealer — requester
• Appealers — requester
• Appealing — attractive
• Appealingly — in an attractive or pleasing manner
• Appeals — request for help
• Appear — come into sight
• Appear bareheaded —
• Appearance — coming into sight
• Appearances — coming into sight
• Appeared — came into view
• Appearing — come into sight
• Appears — come into sight
• Appease — satisfy, pacify
• Appeased — satisfy, pacify
• Appeasement — satisfaction; pacification
• Appeasements — satisfaction; pacification
• Appeaser — person who settles problem
• Appeasers — person who settles problem
• Appeases — satisfy, pacify
• Appeasing — satisfy, pacify
• Appellant — requester
• Appellants — requester
• Appellation — name
• Appellations — name
• Appellative — name
• Appellatives — name
• Append — add, join
• Appendage — limb; accessory
• Appendages — limb; accessory
• Appended — add, join
• Appendices — added material at end of document
• Appending — add, join
• Appendix — added material at end of document
• Appendixes — added material at end of document
• Appends — add, join
• Apperceive — understand information
• Apperceived — understand information
• Apperceives — understand information
• Apperceiving — understand information
• Apperception — intelligence
• Apperceptions — intelligence
• Apperceptive — conscious
• Appercipient — observable
• Appertain — belong, be connected
• Appertained — belong, be connected
• Appertaining — belong, be connected
• Appertains — belong, be connected
• Appetence — desire
• Appetences — desire
• Appetencies — desire
• Appetency — desire
• Appetent — enthusiastic
• Appetite — desire for food, worldly goods
• Appetites — desire for food, worldly goods
• Appetition — strong desire
• Appetitions — strong desire
• Appetizer — snack before meal
• Appetizers — snack before meal
• Appetizing — tasting very good
• Applaud — clap for; express approval
• Applauded — clap for; express approval
• Applauding — clap for; express approval
• Applauds — clap for; express approval
• Applause — clapping; expression of approval
• Applauses — clapping; expression of approval
• Apple — emerald in color
• Apples — celestial body orbiting a star
• Applesauce — baloney
• Applesauces — baloney
• Appliance — machine, usually with domestic purpose
• Appliances — machine, usually with domestic purpose
• Applicabilities — relevance
• Applicability — relevance
• Applicable — appropriate
• Applicant — person trying for position
• Applicants — person trying for position
• Application — use
• Applications — use
• Applicative — important, relevant
• Applicatory — appropriate; to the purpose
• Applied — used
• Applies — put substance on another
• Applique — netted material
• Appliques — netted material
• Apply — put substance on another
• Applying — put into use
• Appoint — assign responsibility; decide
• Appointed — named
• Appointee — nominee
• Appointees — nominee
• Appointing — assign responsibility; decide
• Appointive — electing
• Appointment — arrangement for meeting; prearranged meeting
• Appointments — arrangement for meeting; prearranged meeting
• Appoints — assign responsibility; decide
• Apportion — divide into shares
• Apportioned — divide into shares
• Apportioning — divide into shares
• Apportionment — allotment
• Apportionments — allotment
• Apportions — divide into shares
• Appose — place side by side
• Apposed — place side by side
• Apposes — place side by side
• Apposing — place side by side
• Apposite — pertinent
• Appositeness — relevance
• Appositenesses — relevance
• Apposition — convergence, intersection
• Appositions — convergence, intersection
• Appraisal — judgment, estimation
• Appraisals — judgment, estimation
• Appraise — judge, estimate
• Appraised — judge, estimate
• Appraisement — estimate
• Appraisements — estimate
• Appraiser — person who arbitrates
• Appraisers — person who arbitrates
• Appraises — judge, estimate
• Appraising — judge, estimate
• Appreciable — easily noticed; considerable
• Appreciably — significantly
• Appreciate — be grateful, thankful
• Appreciated — be grateful, thankful
• Appreciates — be grateful, thankful
• Appreciating — be grateful, thankful
• Appreciation — thankfulness
• Appreciations — thankfulness
• Appreciative — thankful
• Appreciatively — tenderly
• Appreciator — authority
• Appreciators — authority
• Apprehend — catch and arrest
• Apprehended — catch and arrest
• Apprehending — catch and arrest
• Apprehends — catch and arrest
• Apprehensible — understandable
• Apprehension — anxiety, fear
• Apprehensions — anxiety, fear
• apprehensive — mentally upset over possible misfortune or danger etc
• Apprehensively — agitatedly
• Apprentice — novice/learner of a trade
• Apprenticed — obligated
• Apprentices — novice/learner of a trade
• Apprenticeship — education
• Apprenticeships — education
• Apprenticing — acquire information
• Appressed — condensed
• Apprise — tell
• Apprised — tell
• Apprised of —
• Apprises — tell
• Apprising — tell
• Apprize — value highly
• Apprized — cognizant, conversant
• Apprizes — value highly
• Apprizing — value highly
• Approach — way, means of arriving
• Approachable — accessible
• Approached — come nearer
• Approaches — way, means of arriving
• Approaching — nearing
• Approbate — permit
• Approbated — permit
• Approbates — permit
• Approbating — permit
• Approbation — praise
• Approbations — praise
• Approbative — complimentary
• Approbatory — complimentary
• Appropinquities — nearness to something
• Appropinquity — nearness to something
• Appropriate — suitable
• Appropriated — set aside; allocate
• Appropriately — suitably
• Appropriateness — appropriate conduct
• Appropriates — suitable
• Appropriating — set aside; allocate
• Appropriation — allocation, setting aside
• Appropriations — allocation, setting aside
• Appropriator — one who discovers a thing
• Appropriators — one who discovers a thing
• Approval — authorization
• Approvals — authorization
• Approve — agree something is good
• Approved — certified
• Approves — agree something is good
• Approving — agree something is good
• Approvingly — genially, in a kindly manner
• Approximal — close by physically
• Approximate — almost accurate, exact
• Approximated — almost accurate, exact
• Approximately — nearly
• Approximates — almost accurate, exact
• Approximating — almost accurate, exact
• Approximation — closeness
• Approximations — closeness
• Approximative — similar
• Appulse — collision, force
• Appulses — collision, force
• appurtenance — a supplementary component that improves capability
• Appurtenances — accessory
• Appurtenant — suitable
• Apricot — combination of red and yellow
• Apricots — combination of red and yellow
• Apriorism — hypothesis, argument
• Apriorisms — hypothesis, argument
• Apriorities — logic, interpretation
• Apriority — logic, interpretation
• Apron — protection
• Aprons — protection
• Apropos — relevant, suitable
• Apse — niche, corner
• Apses — niche, corner
• Apt — suitable
• Apter — suitable
• Aptest — suitable
• Aptitude — inclination
• Aptitudes — inclination
• Aptly — relevantly, suitably
• Aptness — talent
• Aptnesses — talent
• Aqua — fluid
• Aquaculture — growing plants in liquid
• Aquacultures — growing plants in liquid
• Aquae — fluid
• Aquamarine — emerald in color
• Aquamarines — aqua
• Aquaria — fish tank
• Aquarium — fish tank
• Aquariums — fish tank
• Aquarobic — exercise regime designed to increase heart and lung activity while toning muscles
• Aquarobics — exercise regime designed to increase heart and lung activity while toning muscles
• Aquas — fluid
• Aquatic — occurring in water
• Aquatics — water sport
• Aqueduct — canal
• Aqueducts — canal
• Aqueous — fluid, flowing, melting
• Aquifer — level of water
• Aquifers — level of water
• Aquiline — hooked
• Aquiver — tremulous
• Arabesque — particular type of embellishment
• Arabesques — particular type of embellishment
• Arabic — number
• Arable — farmable
• Arachnid — spider
• Arachnids — spider
• Aramus pictus —
• Arb — protective frame for car
• Arbalest — arm, armament
• Arbalests — arm, armament
• Arbil —
• Arbiter — person who settles dispute
• Arbiters — person who settles dispute
• Arbitrage — trading of stock by computer
• Arbitrages — trading of stock by computer
• Arbitrament — law judgment
• Arbitraments — law judgment
• Arbitrarily — without delay
• Arbitrariness — unreason
• Arbitrarinesses — unreason
• Arbitrary — whimsical, chance
• Arbitrate — achieve settlement
• Arbitrated — achieve settlement
• Arbitrates — achieve settlement
• Arbitrating — achieve settlement
• Arbitration — settlement of dispute
• Arbitrations — settlement of dispute
• Arbitrator — settler of a dispute
• Arbitrators — settler of a dispute
• Arbor — point around which something revolves
• Arboraceous — covered with woods or trees
• Arboreal — relating to a tree
• Arboreous — forested
• Arbores — point around which something revolves
• Arboreta — hothouse
• Arboretum — hothouse
• Arboretums — hothouse
• Arboricultural — concerning farming, land
• Arboriculture — forest management
• Arboricultures — forest management
• Arbors — point around which something revolves
• Arbs — protective frame for car
• Arc — curve
• Arcade — covered way
• Arcades — covered way
• Arcadia — land, feeling of great pleasure; absence of evil
• Arcadian — pastoral
• Arcadias — land, feeling of great pleasure; absence of evil
• Arcane — hidden, secret
• Arced — bent
• Arch — principal, superior
• Archaeologies — study of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
• Archaeologist — student of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
• Archaeologists — student of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
• Archaeology — study of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
• Archaic — very old
• Archaicism — oldness
• Archaicisms — oldness
• Archaism — something saved from the past
• Archaisms — something saved from the past
• Archaize — become obsolete
• Archaized — become obsolete
• Archaizes — become obsolete
• Archaizing — become obsolete
• Archangel — satan
• Archangelic — sweet, kind, and usually beautiful
• Archangels — satan
• Archbishop — person in charge of church
• Archbishops — person in charge of church
• Archdeacon — person in charge of church
• Archdeacons — person in charge of church
• Archdiocese — congregation of a church
• Archdioceses — congregation of a church
• Archduchess — member of royal or important family
• Archduchesses — member of royal or important family
• Archduke — member of royal or important family
• Archdukes — member of royal or important family
• Arched — vaulted
• Archenemies — enemy
• archenemy — A principal enemy. Specifically, Satan, the grand adversary of mankind.
• Archer — principal, superior
• Archeries — arm, armament
• Archers — clergyman
• Archery — arm, armament
• Arches — curve, curved structure
• Archest — principal, superior
• Archetypal — most typical
• Archetype — typical example
• Archetypes — typical example
• Archetypical — typical
• Archfiend — fiend
• Archfiends — fiend
• Archfoe — enemy
• Archfoes — enemy
• Arching — curve
• Archings — rounded part of thing, usually body part
• Archipelago — land surrounded by body of water
• Archipelagoes — land surrounded by body of water
• Archipelagos — land surrounded by body of water
• Architect — person who designs buildings
• Architectonic — structural
• Architectonics — design of buildings
• Architects — person who designs buildings
• Architectural — structural
• Architecture — design of buildings
• Architectures — design of buildings
• Archival — recorded as actually having happened
• Archive — collection, usually of records
• Archives — place where records are stored
• Archivist — annalist
• Archivists — annalist
• Archness — irreverence
• Archnesses — irreverence
• Archpriest — archbishop
• Archpriests — archbishop
• Archway — curved opening
• Archways — curved opening
• Arciform — bent
• Arcing — curve
• Arcked — curve
• Arcking — curve
• Arcs — curve
• Arctic — very cold
• Arctics — polar region
• Arcuate — bent
• Arcuated — bent
• Ardencies — adoration; very strong liking
• Ardency — adoration; very strong liking
• Ardent — very enthusiastic
• Ardently — anxiously
• Ardor — enthusiasm
• Ardors — enthusiasm
• Arduous — difficult, hard to endure
• Arduously — hard
• Arduousness — problem; situation requiring great effort
• Arduousnesses — problem; situation requiring great effort
• Are — exist
• Area — extent, scope of a surface
• Areal — regional
• Areas — extent, scope of a surface
• Areflexia —
• Arena — building or enclosure for entertainment or sports
• Arenaceous — consisting of fine, loose grains
• Arenas — building or enclosure for entertainment or sports
• arenicolous — growing or living or burrowing in sand
• Arenose — consisting of fine, loose grains
• Areola — ring over head
• Areolae — ring over head
• Areolas — ring over head
• Arete — ridge
• Aretes — ridge
• Arf — yelp
• Arfs — yelp
• Argent — shining
• Argil — clay for making pottery
• Argils — clay for making pottery
• Argosies — fleet
• Argosy — fleet
• Argot — jargon
• Argots — jargon
• Arguable — tenable
• Argue — verbally fight
• Argued — verbally fight
• Argues — verbally fight
• Argufied — disagree over minor issues
• Argufies — disagree over minor issues
• Argufy — disagree over minor issues
• Argufying — disagree over minor issues
• Arguing — verbally fight
• Argument — verbal fight
• Argumentation — presentation of argument
• Argumentations — presentation of argument
• Argumentative — wanting to quarrel
• Arguments — verbal fight
• Argute — clever, intelligent
• Aria — operatic solo
• Arias — operatic solo
• Aricine —
• Arid — dry
• Aridities — want; extreme need, often financial
• Aridity — want; extreme need, often financial
• Aridness — desolateness
• Aridnesses — desolateness
• Ariel — fairy
• Ariels — fairy
• Aril — covering
• Arils — covering
• Ariose — pertaining to melody
• Arioso — pertaining to melody
• Arise — come into being; proceed
• Arisen — come into being; proceed
• Arises — come into being; proceed
• Arising — emergent
• Aristate — with stiff hairs
• Aristo —
• Aristocracies — privileged class, government
• Aristocracy — privileged class, government
• Aristocrat — privileged person
• Aristocratic — privileged, elegant
• Aristocrats — privileged person
• Arithmetic — mathematics
• Arithmetical — concerning manipulation of numbers
• Arithmetics — mathematics
• Ark — boat
• Arks — boat
• Arm — limb, appendage
• Armada — group of ships or aircraft
• Armadas — group of ships or aircraft
• Armadillo — primitive animal
• Armadillos — primitive animal
• Armament — weapon
• Armamentaria — arsenal
• armamentarium — the collection of equipment and methods used in the practice of medicine
• Armaments — weapon
• Armband — twisted item
• Armbands — twisted item
• Armchair — easy chair
• Armchairs — easy chair
• Armed — with weapon
• Armes —
• Armies — military force, usually for land
• Arming — equip with weapon or power
• Armistice — peace-establishing agreement
• Armistices — peace-establishing agreement
• Armlet — wrist jewelry
• Armlets — wrist jewelry
• Armoire — large cabinet
• Armoires — large cabinet
• Armor — protective covering, often made of metal
• Armored — heavily clad
• Armories — military building, usually for storing weapons
• Armors — protective covering, often made of metal
• Armory — military building, usually for storing weapons
• Armpit — underarm
• Armpits — underarm
• Armpits —
• Arms — weaponry
• Army — military force, usually for land
• Arng —
• Aroma — distinctive smell
• Aromas — distinctive smell
• Aromatic — distinctive smelling
• Aromatics — concoction prepared for mental or physical effect
• Aromatize — give aroma
• Aromatized — give aroma
• Aromatizes — give aroma
• Aromatizing — give aroma
• Arose — come into being; proceed
• Around — situated on sides, circumference, or in general area
• Arousal — idea, stimulus
• Arousals — idea, stimulus
• Arouse — excite, entice
• Aroused — excite, entice
• Arouses — excite, entice
• Arousing — excite, entice
• Arpeggio — flourish
• Arpeggios — flourish
• Arraign — accuse
• Arraigned — accuse
• Arraigning — accuse
• Arraignment — accusation
• Arraignments — accusation
• Arraigns — accuse
• Arrange — put in an order
• Arranged — put in an order
• Arrangement — an understanding
• Arrangements — plans
• Arranger — planner
• Arrangers — planner
• Arranges — put in an order
• Arranging — put in an order
• arrant — without qualification; used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers
• Arras — curtain
• Arrases — curtain
• Array — collection, considerable group
• Arrayal — display
• Arrayals — display
• Arrayed — arrange in collection or order
• Arraying — collection, considerable group
• Arrays — collection, considerable group
• Arrear — debt
• Arrearage — debt
• Arrearages — debt
• Arrears — debt
• Arrect — attentive, observant
• Arrest — taking into custody
• Arrestation — confinement, imprisonment
• Arrestations — confinement, imprisonment
• Arrested — taken into custody
• Arresting — noticeable
• Arrestive — conspicuous, evident
• Arrests — taking into custody
• Arride — delight
• Arrided — delight
• Arrides — delight
• Arriding — delight
• Arrival — coming to a destination
• Arrivals — coming to a destination
• Arrive — come to a destination
• Arrived — come to a destination
• Arrivederci — goodbye
• Arriver — something that makes it to a destination
• Arrivers — something that makes it to a destination
• Arrives — come to a destination
• Arriving — come to a destination
• arriviste — a person who has suddenly risen to a higher economic status but has not gained social acceptance of others in that class
• Arrivistes — newly rich
• Arrogance — exaggerated self-opinion
• Arrogances — exaggerated self-opinion
• Arrogant — having exaggerated self-opinion
• Arrogantly — proudly
• arrogate — make undue claims to having
• Arrogated — claim without justification
• Arrogates — claim without justification
• Arrogating — claim without justification
• Arrogation — usurpation
• Arrogations — usurpation
• Arrow — pointed weapon or symbol
• Arrowlike — having a sharp end or part
• Arrows — pointed weapon or symbol
• Arroyo — watercourse
• Arroyos — watercourse
• Arsenal — storage of weapons
• Arsenals — storage of weapons
• Arsenic acid —
• Arson — intentional burning
• Arsonist — one who sets fires illegally
• Arsonists — one who sets fires illegally
• Arsons — intentional burning
• Art — skill, creativity
• Art tatum —
• Arteries — channel
• Arteriole — blood flow pathway
• Arterioles — blood flow pathway
• Artery — channel
• Artful — skillful; cunning
• Artfully — astutely
• Artfulness — cunning
• Artfulnesses — cunning
• Arthritic — crippled
• Arthropod — bug
• Arthropods — bug
• Article — item, object
• Articled — obligated
• Articles — item, object
• Articulacies — eloquence
• Articulacy — eloquence
• Articulate — clearly, coherently spoken
• Articulated — say clearly, coherently
• Articulately — audibly
• Articulateness — eloquence
• Articulates — say clearly, coherently
• Articulating — say clearly, coherently
• Articulation — clear, coherent speech
• Articulations — clear, coherent speech
• Artier — pretended expertise in art; affected interest
• Artiest — pretended expertise in art; affected interest
• Artifact — result or goods created
• Artifacts — result or goods created
• Artifice — hoax; clever act
• Artificer — craftsperson
• Artificers — craftsperson
• Artifices — hoax; clever act
• Artificial — fake; imitation
• Artificialities — insincerity
• Artificiality — insincerity
• Artificially — by artificial means
• Artilleries — weaponry or military unit
• Artillery — weaponry or military unit
• Artillery wheel —
• Artilleryman — shooter of gun
• Artillerymen — shooter of gun
• Artisan — craftsperson
• Artisans — craftsperson
• Artisanship — craftsmanship
• Artisanships — craftsmanship
• Artist — person skilled in creative activity
• Artiste — expert, skilled person, female or male
• Artistes — expert, skilled person, female or male
• Artistic — beautiful, satisfying to senses
• Artistically — lithely
• Artistries — great skill in creative endeavors
• Artistry — great skill in creative endeavors
• Artists — person skilled in creative activity
• Artless — simple
• Artlessly — as anticipated
• Artlessness — simplicity
• Artlessnesses — simplicity
• Arts — skill, creativity
• Artsier — affected, put-on
• Artsiest — affected, put-on
• Artsy — affected, put-on
• Artwork — craftsmanship
• Artworks — craftsmanship
• Arty — pretended expertise in art; affected interest
• As — while, when
• Asbestos — resistant to burning
• Ascared — afraid
• Ascend — go up
• Ascendance — dominance
• Ascendances — dominance
• Ascendancies — domination
• ascendancy — the state that exists when one person or group has power over another
• Ascendant — ruling
• Ascendants — ruling
• Ascended — go up
• Ascendencies — domination
• Ascendency — domination
• Ascendent — ruling
• Ascendents — ancestor
• Ascending — go up
• Ascending colon —
• Ascends — go up
• Ascension — going up
• Ascensions — going up
• Ascent — upward movement
• Ascents — upward movement
• Ascertain — make sure
• Ascertainable — easily noticed; considerable
• Ascertained — make sure
• Ascertaining — make sure
• Ascertainment — discovery
• Ascertainments — discovery
• Ascertains — make sure
• Ascetic — self-denying
• asceticism — rigorous self-denial and active self-restraint
• Asceticisms — restraint from desires, especially physical desires
• Ascetics — man who devotes life to contemplation of god
• Ascot — muffler
• Ascots — muffler
• Ascribable — capable of being traced
• Ascribe — assign to source
• Ascribed — assign to source
• Ascribes — assign to source
• Ascribing — assign to source
• Ascription — attribution
• Ascriptions — attribution
• Asea — uncertain
• Asepsis — cleanness
• Aseptic — sterile
• Asepticism — dullness
• Asepticisms — dullness
• Asexual — non-sexual
• Ash — remains of burning
• Ash cake —
• Ashake — trembling
• Ashamed — regretting, remorseful
• Ashcan — container for rubbish
• Ashcans — container for rubbish
• Ashen — gray
• Ashes — powder remains after a fire
• Ashier — pale
• Ashiest — pale
• Ashlar — craft of mason
• Ashlars — craft of mason
• Ashore — toward, onto land from water
• Ashy — pale
• Aside — away from; to the side
• Asides — away from; to the side
• Asinine — senseless
• Asininities — craziness, madness
• Asininity — craziness, madness
• Ask — question
• askance — (used especially of glances) directed to one side with or as if with doubt or suspicion or envy
• Askant — crooked
• Asked — question
• Asker — person asking for charity
• Askers — person asking for charity
• Askew — crooked
• Asking — wanting to know
• Askings — question or petition
• Asks — question
• Aslant — crooked
• Asleep — unconscious
• Aslope — inclining
• Asocial — inconsiderate
• Asp — reptile
• Aspartame — sugar substitute
• Aspartames — sugar substitute
• Aspect — visible feature
• Aspects — visible feature
• Aspen — shivering
• Asperities — harshness; bad temper
• asperity — harshness of manner
• Asperous — ragged, notched
• Asperse — libel
• Aspersed — libel
• Asperser — someone hated or competed against
• Aspersers — someone hated or competed against
• Asperses — libel
• Aspersing — libel
• aspersion — the act of sprinkling water in baptism (rare)
• Aspersions — verbal exhibition of bad temper
• Aspersive — derogatory
• Asphalt — bituminous substanced
• Asphalts — bituminous substanced
• Asphodeline —
• Asphyxia — daze, unconsciousness
• Asphyxiant — poisonous gas
• Asphyxiants — poisonous gas
• Asphyxias — daze, unconsciousness
• Asphyxiate — cut off air
• Asphyxiated — cut off air
• Asphyxiates — cut off air
• Asphyxiating — cut off air
• Aspirant — person with wish, dream
• Aspirants — person with wish, dream
• Aspiration — goal, hope
• Aspirations — goal, hope
• Aspiratory — removing liquid
• Aspire — aim, hope
• Aspired — aim, hope
• Aspirer — aspirant
• Aspirers — aspirant
• Aspires — aim, hope
• Aspirin — anesthetic
• Aspiring — hopeful
• Aspirins — anesthetic
• Asps — reptile
• Asquith —
• Ass — stupid person
• Ass kissing —
• Assail — attack, usually with words
• Assailable — open to attack
• Assailant — attacker
• Assailants — attacker
• Assailed — attack, usually with words
• Assailer — attacker
• Assailers — attacker
• Assailing — attack, usually with words
• Assailment — attack
• Assailments — attack
• Assails — attack, usually with words
• Assart — gap above something
• Assarts — gap above something
• Assassin — murderer of prominent or important person
• Assassinate — murder prominent or important person
• Assassinated — murder prominent or important person
• Assassinates — murder prominent or important person
• Assassinating — murder prominent or important person
• Assassination — murder
• Assassinations — murder
• Assassins — murderer of prominent or important person
• Assault — attack
• Assaulted — attack
• Assaulter — attacker
• Assaulters — attacker
• Assaulting — attack
• Assaults — attack
• Assay — analysis
• Assayable — definable
• Assayed — analysis
• Assayer — tester
• Assayers — tester
• Assaying — analysis
• Assayings — decision about blame
• Assays — analysis
• Assegai — arm, armament
• Assegais — arm, armament
• Assemblage — gathering of people
• Assemblages — gathering of people
• Assemble — congregate
• Assembled — put together
• Assembler — builder
• Assemblers — builder
• Assembles — congregate
• Assemblies — congregation
• Assembling — congregate
• Assembly — congregation
• Assent — agreement
• Assented — agreement
• Assenter — someone following orders without question
• Assenters — someone following orders without question
• Assenting — agreement
• Assentive — passive
• Assents — agreement
• Assert — insist, declare, maintain
• Assertable — tenable
• Asserted — insist, declare, maintain
• Assertedly — by allegation
• Asserting — insist, declare, maintain
• Assertion — declaration, positive statement
• Assertions — declaration, positive statement
• Assertive — aggressive
• Assertiveness — decision
• Assertivenesses — decision
• Assertory — aggressive, combative
• Asserts — insist, declare, maintain
• Asses — stupid person
• Assess — evaluate, determine
• Assessable — determinable
• Assessed — evaluate, determine
• Assesses — evaluate, determine
• Assessing — evaluate, determine
• Assessment — evaluation
• Assessments — evaluation
• Assessor — examiner
• Assessors — examiner
• Asset — advantage
• Assets — property
• asseverate — state categorically
• Asseverated — state categorically
• Asseverates — state categorically
• Asseverating — state categorically
• Asseveration — assertion
• Asseverations — assertion
• Asshole — contemptible person
• Assholes — contemptible person
• Assiduities — diligence
• Assiduity — diligence
• assiduous — marked by care and persistent effort
• Assiduously — exhaustively
• Assiduousness — diligence
• Assiduousnesses — diligence
• Assign — select and give a responsibility
• Assignable — variable
• Assignation — clandestine meeting
• Assignations — clandestine meeting
• Assigned — select and give a responsibility
• Assignee — agent
• Assignees — agent
• Assigning — select and give a responsibility
• Assignment — responsibility, task
• Assignments — responsibility, task
• Assigns — select and give a responsibility
• Assimilate — absorb mentally
• Assimilated — absorb mentally
• Assimilates — absorb mentally
• Assimilating — absorb mentally
• Assimilation — absorption
• Assimilations — absorption
• Assimilative — absorbent
• Assimilatory — absorbent
• Assist — help
• Assistance — help
• Assistances — help
• Assistant — helper
• Assistants — helper
• Assisted — help
• Assisting — helping
• Assistive — useful, functional
• Assists — help
• Assize — regulation
• Assizes — regulation
• Associable — appropriate
• Associate — colleague
• Associated — connect in the mind
• Associates — colleague
• Associating — connect in the mind
• Association — group with common interest or pursuit
• Associations — group with common interest or pursuit
• Associative — exclusive, select
• Assonance — harmony, tune
• Assonances — harmony, tune
• Assonant — harmonious, musical
• Assort — arrange or order
• Assorted — various
• Assorting — arrange or order
• Assortment — variety
• Assortments — variety
• Assorts — arrange or order
• Assos —
• assuage — satisfy (thirst)
• Assuaged — soothe, relieve
• Assuagement — relief
• Assuagements — relief
• Assuages — soothe, relieve
• Assuaging — soothe, relieve
• Assuasive — permissive
• Assuefaction — condition of something resulting from change
• Assuefactions — condition of something resulting from change
• Assuetude — tendency, practice
• Assuetudes — tendency, practice
• Assumably — probably
• Assume — believe, take for granted
• Assumed — pretended
• Assumes — believe, take for granted
• Assuming — presumptuous, arrogant
• Assumings — taking something for granted; something expected
• Assumpsit — case brought to court
• Assumpsits — case brought to court
• Assumption — taking something for granted; something expected
• Assumptions — taking something for granted; something expected
• Assumptive — presumptive
• Assurance — statement to relieve doubt
• Assurances — statement to relieve doubt
• Assure — convince, relieve doubt
• Assured — absolutely certain
• Assuredly — without a doubt
• Assuredness — sureness
• Assurednesses — sureness
• Assures — convince, relieve doubt
• Assurgent — emergent
• Assuring — convince, relieve doubt
• Astasia — imbalance
• Astasias — imbalance
• Asteism — joking around
• Asteisms — joking around
• Asterisk — typographical symbol
• Asterisks — typographical symbol
• Astern — backward
• Asteroid — celestial body orbiting a star
• Asteroids — celestial body orbiting a star
• Asthmatic — unable to respire normally
• Astigmatic — able only to see things near at hand
• Astir — moving
• Astonish — surprise
• Astonished — surprise
• Astonishes — surprise
• Astonishing — surprising
• Astonishingly — much, really; to a high degree
• Astonishment — state of surprise
• Astonishments — state of surprise
• Astound — amaze
• Astounded — amaze
• Astounding — amazing
• Astoundment — state of surprise
• Astoundments — state of surprise
• Astounds — amaze
• Astraddle — uncertain, indefinite
• Astragalar —
• Astragali — joint between leg and foot
• Astragalus — joint between leg and foot
• Astral — starlike
• Astrals — spiritual body
• astraphobia — a morbid fear of thunder and lightning
• Astray — off the path or right direction
• Astrict — require
• Astricted — require
• Astricting — require
• Astriction — tightness
• Astrictions — tightness
• Astricts — require
• Astride — with a leg on either side
• Astringe — inhibit
• Astringed — inhibit
• Astringence — severity
• Astringences — severity
• Astringencies — self-restraint; abstinence
• Astringency — self-restraint; abstinence
• Astringent — harsh
• Astringes — inhibit
• Astringing — inhibit
• Astrochemistry — study of the stars and planets other than earth
• Astrogate —
• Astrologer — horoscopist
• Astrologers — horoscopist
• Astrological — secret, concealed
• Astrologies — prophesy of the future by observation of stars and planets
• Astrology — prophesy of the future by observation of stars and planets
• Astrometries — prophesy of the future by observation of stars and planets
• Astrometry — prophesy of the future by observation of stars and planets
• Astron —
• Astronaut — space explorer
• Astronauts — space explorer
• Astronavigation — navigation by observing the position of stars and planets
• Astronomer — stargazer
• Astronomers — stargazer
• Astronomic — huge
• Astronomical — huge
• Astronomically — concerning the universe
• Astronomies — study of the stars and planets other than earth
• Astronomy — study of the stars and planets other than earth
• Astrophysicist — stargazer
• Astrophysicists — stargazer
• Astrophysics — study of the stars and planets other than earth
• Astucious — smart, judicious
• Astucities — judgment, intelligence
• Astucity — judgment, intelligence
• Astute — perceptive
• Astutely — in a clever manner
• Astuteness — shrewdness
• Astutenesses — shrewdness
• Asudden — unexpectedly
• Asunder — apart; into pieces
• Asylum — refuge
• Asylums — refuge
• Asymmetric — irregular
• Asymmetrical — uneven
• Asymmetrically — in another way; otherwise
• Asymmetries — irregularity
• Asymmetry — irregularity
• Asynchronous — not occurring at the same time
• Asyndeton — turn of expression
• Asyndetons — turn of expression
• Asystole — heart attack
• Asystoles — heart attack
• At — about; in the direction of
• At any moment —
• Ataractic — appeasing
• Ataractics — drug
• Ataraxia — peace, quiet
• Ataraxias — peace, quiet
• Ataraxies — levelheadedness
• Ataraxy — levelheadedness
• Atavism — return to a former state
• Atavisms — return to a former state
• atavistic — characteristic of an atavist
• Ataxia — confused state
• Ataxias — confused state
• Ate — consume food
• Atelier — workshop
• Ateliers — workshop
• Athanasies — immortality
• Athanasy — immortality
• Atheism — belief that no god exists
• Atheisms — belief that no god exists
• atheist — related to or characterized by or given to atheism
• Atheistic — unreligious
• Atheists — nonbeliever
• Athenaeum — place where records are stored
• Athenaeums — place where records are stored
• Atheneum — book repository
• Atheneums — book repository
• Athetosis — brain disorder
• Athirst — eager
• Athlete — person involved in sports
• Athletes — person involved in sports
• Athletic — agile; prepared to participate in sports
• Athletics — sports
• Athrill — very happy, blissful
• Athwart — against
• Atingle — thrilled
• Atk —
• Atlantes — chart of geographic area
• Atlas — chart of geographic area
• Atlases — chart of geographic area
• Atlatl — arm, armament
• Atlatls — arm, armament
• Atmosphere — gases around the earth
• Atmospheres — gases around the earth
• Atmospheric — of or in the atmosphere
• Atmospherics — dispute, quarrel
• Atoll — island
• Atolls — island
• Atom — smallest part of something
• Atomic — tiny
• Atomic structure —
• Atomics — atomic science
• Atomistic — atomic science
• Atomization — rot, breakdown
• Atomizations — rot, breakdown
• Atomize — smash
• Atomized — smash
• Atomizer — fine mist
• Atomizers — fine mist
• Atomizes — smash
• Atomizing — smash
• Atoms — smallest part of something
• Atonable — purgative
• atonal — characterized by avoidance of traditional western tonality
• Atone — compensate; make amends for former misdoing
• Atoneable — purgative
• Atoned — compensate; make amends for former misdoing
• Atonement — compensation
• Atonements — compensation
• Atones — compensate; make amends for former misdoing
• Atonic — crippled
• Atoning — compensate; make amends for former misdoing
• Atop — upon
• Atrabilious — perversely irritable
• Atramentous — black
• Atria — central building area
• Atrium — central building area
• Atriums — central building area
• Atrocious — outrageous; widely condemned
• Atrociously — cruelly, without remorse
• Atrociousness — enormity
• Atrociousnesses — enormity
• Atrocities — outrageous behavior
• Atrocity — outrageous behavior
• Atrophied — emaciated
• Atrophies — wasting away, disintegration
• Atrophy — wasting away, disintegration
• Atrophying — diminish, lessen
• Ats — about; in the direction of
• Attach — join, fasten
• Attachable — adjustable
• Attache — container for one’s possesions
• Attached — join, fasten
• Attaches — join, fasten
• Attaching — join, fasten
• Attachment — fastening
• Attachments — fastening
• Attack — physical assault
• Attackable — vulnerable
• Attacked — assaulted
• Attacker — aggressor
• Attackers — aggressor
• Attacking — assault physically
• Attacks — physical assault
• Attain — achieve, accomplish
• Attainable — within reach; achievable
• Attainableness — feasibility, likelihood; chance
• Attained — achieve, accomplish
• Attaining — achieve, accomplish
• Attainment — achievement, accomplishment
• Attainments — achievement, accomplishment
• Attains — achieve, accomplish
• Attaint — stain
• Attainted — find guilty
• Attainting — find guilty
• Attaints — stain
• Attar — scent, often manufactured and packaged for personal use
• Attars — scent, often manufactured and packaged for personal use
• Attempt — try, effort
• Attemptable —
• Attempted — try, make effort
• Attempting — try, make effort
• Attempts — try, effort
• Attend — be present at
• Attendance — being present
• Attendances — being present
• Attendant — being present or related
• Attendants — person who serves others
• Attended — be present at
• Attendee — one who is present at a specific event
• Attendees — one who is present at a specific event
• Attending — accompanying
• Attendings — being present
• Attends — be present at
• Attention — concentration
• Attentions — concentration
• Attentive — concentrating
• Attentively — with concentration
• Attentiveness — attention
• Attentivenesses — attention
• Attenuate — weaken
• Attenuated — weaken
• Attenuates — weaken
• Attenuating — weaken
• Attenuation — debilitation
• Attenuations — debilitation
• Attest — affirm, vouch for
• Attestable — provable, evident
• Attestant — person who observes an event
• Attestants — person who observes an event
• Attestation — confirmation
• Attestations — confirmation
• Attestator — witness
• Attestators — witness
• Attested — affirm, vouch for
• Attester — witness
• Attesters — witness
• Attesting — affirm, vouch for
• Attestor — person who observes an event
• Attestors — person who observes an event
• Attests — affirm, vouch for
• Attic — space under the roof of a house
• Atticism — simple style; regularity, restraint
• Atticisms — simple style; regularity, restraint
• Attics — space under the roof of a house
• Attire — clothing
• Attired — clothe
• Attirement — dress
• Attirements — dress
• Attires — clothing
• Attiring — clothe
• Attitude — mental outlook
• Attitudes — mental outlook
• Attitudinize — posture
• Attitudinized — posture
• Attitudinizer — hypocrite
• Attitudinizers — hypocrite
• Attitudinizes — posture
• Attitudinizing — posture
• Attitudinizings — artificial position
• Attorney — lawyer
• Attorneys — lawyer
• Attract — draw attention
• Attractant —
• Attracted — draw attention
• Attracting — draw attention
• Attraction — ability to draw attention; something that draws attention
• Attractions — ability to draw attention; something that draws attention
• Attractive — appealing, drawing attention
• Attractively — in an attractive or pleasing manner
• Attractiveness — attraction
• Attracts — draw attention
• Attrib —
• Attributable — unpaid
• Attribute — feature
• Attributed — ascribe, assign to source
• Attributes — feature
• Attributing — ascribe, assign to source
• Attribution — act of attributing
• Attributions — act of attributing
• Attributive — word that modifies a noun
• Attributives — word that modifies a noun
• Attrition — wearing down or away
• Attritional — shamed, sorrowful
• Attritions — wearing down or away
• Attritive — grating
• Attune — adjust
• Attuned — adjust
• Attunement — musical accordance
• Attunements — musical accordance
• Attunes — adjust
• Attuning — adjust
• Atypic — unusual
• Atypical — nonconforming
• Aubade — brightest star
• Aubades — brightest star
• Auberge — accommodation for travellers
• Auberges — accommodation for travellers
• Auburn — reddish-brown color
• Auburns — reddish-brown color
• Auction — competitive sale; sale by bid
• Auctioned — exchange an object for money
• Auctioneer — person who gives object in exchange for money
• Auctioneering — auction
• Auctioneers — person who gives object in exchange for money
• Auctioning — the act of selling
• Auctions — competitive sale; sale by bid
• Audacious — reckless, daring
• Audaciously — courageously
• Audaciousness — daring
• Audaciousnesses — daring
• Audacities — recklessness, daring
• Audacity — recklessness, daring
• Audible — able to be heard
• Audibly — without any doubt
• Audience — group observing an entertainment or sporting event
• Audiences — group observing an entertainment or sporting event
• Audile — hearing
• Audio — sound
• Audios — visual and audio entertainment transmitted via radio waves
• Audiotape — record sounds, sights
• Audiotaped — record sounds, sights
• Audiotapes — record sounds, sights
• Audiotaping — record sounds, sights
• Audiovisual — affecting animate nerve organs
• Audit — inspection of financial records
• Audited — inspection of financial records
• Auditing — inspect financial records
• Auditings — accounting
• Audition — test of ability
• Auditioned — evaluate, test
• Auditioning — informing via electronic media
• Auditions — test of ability
• Auditive — hearing
• Auditor — person who inspects financial records
• Auditoria — room, building for entertainment events
• Auditories — ability to perceive sound
• Auditorium — room, building for entertainment events
• Auditoriums — room, building for entertainment events
• Auditors — person who inspects financial records
• Auditory — hearing
• Audits — inspection of financial records
• Auger — drill
• Augers — drill
• Aught — nothing
• Aughts — nothing
• Augment — make greater; improve
• Augmentation — making greater; improving
• Augmentations — making greater; improving
• Augmented — make greater; improve
• Augmenting — make greater; improve
• Augments — make greater; improve
• Augur — predictor
• Augural — prophetic
• Augured — predict; be an omen of
• Augurer — wizard
• Augurers — wizard
• Auguries — omen
• Auguring — predictor
• Augurs — predictor
• augury — an event that is experienced as indicating important things to come
• august — profoundly honored
• Augustness — great importance
• Augustnesses — great importance
• Aunt — member of a family
• Aunts — member of a family
• Aura — air, character
• Aurae — air, character
• Aural — able to be heard
• Auras — air, character
• Aureate — flowery
• Aurelian — golden
• Aureola — cloud
• Aureolas — cloud
• Aureole — radiant circle
• Aureoles — radiant circle
• Auric — golden
• Auricular — perceived by hearing
• Auriferous — golden
• Aurified — embellish, decorate
• Aurifies — embellish, decorate
• Aurify — embellish, decorate
• Aurifying — embellish, decorate
• Aurora — atmopheric phenomenon
• Auroral — shining, glowing in appearance
• Auroras — atmopheric phenomenon
• Aurous — golden
• Auscultate — hear and pay attention
• Auscultated — hear and pay attention
• Auscultates — hear and pay attention
• Auscultating — hear and pay attention
• Auspex — augur
• Auspicate — predict, warn
• Auspicated — predict, warn
• Auspicates — predict, warn
• Auspicating — predict, warn
• Auspice — omen
• Auspices — protection; support
• Auspicious — encouraging; favorable
• Auspiciously — favorably
• Auspiciousness — appropriateness
• Austere — severe in manner
• Austerities — severity
• Austerity — severity
• Austral — very hot
• Autarchic — absolute
• Autarchical — absolute
• Autarchies — absolutism
• Autarchy — absolutism
• Authentic — real, genuine
• Authentically — without a doubt
• Authenticate — establish as real, genuine
• Authenticated — establish as real, genuine
• Authenticates — establish as real, genuine
• Authenticating — establish as real, genuine
• Authentication — confirmation
• Authentications — confirmation
• Authenticities — genuineness
• Authenticity — genuineness
• Author — composer of written work
• Authored — rising
• Authoring — creating of goods, result
• Authorings — creating of goods, result
• Authoritarian — domineering
• Authoritarians — domineering
• Authoritative — recognized as true, valid
• Authoritatively — with official approval
• Authorities — power, control
• Authority — power, control
• Authorization — permission
• Authorizations — permission
• Authorize — give power or control
• Authorized — approved
• Authorizes — give power or control
• Authorizing — give power or control
• Authors — composer of written work
• Authorship — origin
• Authorships — origin
• Autist — person who retreats mentally
• Autists — person who retreats mentally
• Auto — automobile
• Auto accessory —
• Auto company —
• Auto factory —
• Auto loan —
• Auto manufacturer —
• Auto part —
• Auto tire —
• Autobiographies — written account of one’s own life
• Autobiography — written account of one’s own life
• Autocade — pageant, display
• Autocades — pageant, display
• Autochthon — person who is resident of habitation
• Autochthonal — indigenous
• Autochthones — person who is resident of habitation
• Autochthonic — indigenous
• autochthonous — originating where it is found
• Autochthons — person who is resident of habitation
• Autoclave — heavy pot with airtight lid
• Autoclaved — make clean or unproductive
• Autoclaves — heavy pot with airtight lid
• Autoclaving — make clean or unproductive
• Autocorrect —
• Autocracies — government by one
• Autocracy — government by one
• autocrat — a cruel and oppressive dictator
• Autocratic — holding power exclusively
• Autocratical — absolute
• Autocrats — dictator
• autodidact — a person who has taught himself
• Autodrome —
• Autogenetic — done by habit
• Autogenous — inside, central
• Autogiro — aircraft
• Autogiros — aircraft
• Autograph — handwritten signature
• Autographed — handwritten signature
• Autographies — the way a person writes
• Autographing — handwritten signature
• Autographs — handwritten signature
• Autography — the way a person writes
• Autohypnosis — bewitchment
• Autologous — similar
• Automat — dispensing machine
• Automata — device that performs a task
• Automate — mechanize
• Automated — made or done by a machine
• Automates — mechanize
• Automatic — done or made by machine
• Automatically — inevitably, certainly
• Automating — mechanize
• Automation — machine control
• Automations — machine control
• Automatize — mechanize
• Automatized — mechanize
• Automatizes — mechanize
• Automatizing — mechanize
• Automaton — device that performs a task
• Automatons — device that performs a task
• Automatous — individual
• Automats — dispensing machine
• Automixte system —
• Automobile — land vehicle; car
• Automobile loan —
• Automobile tire —
• Automobile trunk —
• Automobiles — land vehicle; car
• Automobilism —
• Automobilist — person who engineers vehicle
• Automobilists — person who engineers vehicle
• Automotive engineer —
• Automotive engineering —
• Automotive technology —
• Autonomic — individual
• Autonomies — independence
• Autonomous — independent
• Autonomously — alone
• Autonomy — independence
• Autonym — title given to something, someone
• Autonyms — title given to something, someone
• Autopilot — automatic steering system
• Autopilots — automatic steering system
• Autopsies — examination of dead body
• Autopsy — examination of dead body
• Autos — automobile
• Autoschediasm — extemporary speech
• Autoschediasms — extemporary speech
• Autoschediastic — made-up
• Autosuggestion — hint, implication
• Autosuggestions — hint, implication
• Autotelic —
• Autumn — season between summer and winter
• Autumnal — relating to autumn; past maturity
• Autumns — season between summer and winter
• Auxiliaries — supplementary
• Auxiliary — supplementary
• Avail — use
• Availabilities — chance
• Availability — chance
• Available — ready for use
• Availableness —
• Availed — be of use; use
• Availing — use
• Avails — use
• Avalanche — falling large mass; sudden rush of large quantity
• Avalanches — falling large mass; sudden rush of large quantity
• avant-garde — radically new or original
• avarice — extreme greed for material wealth
• Avarices — extreme greed
• Avaricious — greedy
• Avariciousness — greed
• Avatar — representation, manifestation
• Avatars — representation, manifestation
• Ave — last-ditch effort
• Avenge — retaliate
• Avenged — retaliate
• Avengement — revenge
• Avengements — revenge
• Avenger — someone taking vengeance
• Avengers — someone taking vengeance
• Avenges — retaliate
• Avenging — retaliate
• Avenue — street; path
• Avenues — street; path
• Aver — maintain
• Average — normal, typical
• Averaged — normal, typical
• Averagely — to a degree, to some extent
• Averageness — ordinariness
• Averagenesses — ordinariness
• Averages — normal, typical
• Averaging — obtain numerical mean
• Averagings — weighing
• Averment — assertion
• Averments — assertion
• Averred — maintain
• Averring — maintain
• Avers — maintain
• Averse — opposing
• Averseness — unwillingness
• Aversenesses — unwillingness
• Aversion — dislike; opposition
• Aversions — dislike; opposition
• Aversive — without agreement in feeling
• Avert — thwart; avoid by turning away
• Averted — thwart; avoid by turning away
• Avertible — preventable
• Averting — thwart; avoid by turning away
• Averts — thwart; avoid by turning away
• Aves — last-ditch effort
• Avian — in the air, winged
• Aviaries — bird sanctuary
• Aviary — bird sanctuary
• Aviate — take to the air, usually employing wings
• Aviated — take to the air, usually employing wings
• Aviates — take to the air, usually employing wings
• Aviating — take to the air, usually employing wings
• Aviation — flying an aircraft; study of flying aircraft
• Aviations — flying an aircraft; study of flying aircraft
• Aviator — person who flies aircraft
• Aviators — person who flies aircraft
• Aviatrices — flyer, pilot
• Aviatrix — flyer, pilot
• Avid — enthusiastic
• Avidities — eagerness
• Avidity — eagerness
• Avidly — enthusiastically
• Avion — early aircraft
• Avions — early aircraft
• Avocation — hobby
• Avocations — hobby
• Avoid — refrain or stay away from; prevent
• Avoidable — preventable
• Avoidably — needlessly
• Avoidance — eluding; preventing
• Avoidances — eluding; preventing
• Avoided — refrain or stay away from; prevent
• Avoider — slacker
• Avoiders — slacker
• Avoiding — refrain or stay away from; prevent
• Avoids — refrain or stay away from; prevent
• Avoirdupois — heaviness
• Avoirdupoises — heaviness
• Avouch — assert
• Avouched — assert
• Avouches — assert
• Avouching — assert
• Avouchment — assertion
• Avouchments — assertion
• Avow — state; profess
• Avowal — acknowledgment
• Avowals — acknowledgment
• Avowed — sworn
• Avowedly — sworn
• Avowing — state; profess
• Avows — state; profess
• Avulse — physically remove, draw out
• Avulsed — physically remove, draw out
• Avulses — physically remove, draw out
• Avulsing — physically remove, draw out
• avuncular — resembling a uncle in kindness or indulgence
• Await — wait with expectation
• Awaited — wait with expectation
• Awaiting — looking forward
• Awaits — wait with expectation
• Awake — conscious; alert
• Awaked — conscious; alert
• Awaken — make conscious or alert
• Awakened — make conscious or alert
• Awakening — making conscious or alert
• Awakenings — making conscious or alert
• Awakens — make conscious or alert
• Awakes — conscious; alert
• Awaking — conscious; alert
• Awakings — making conscious or alert
• Award — prize or reward
• Awarded — give prize or reward
• Awardee — receiver
• Awardees — receiver
• Awarding — give prize or reward
• Awards — prize or reward
• Aware — knowledgeable
• Awareness — knowledge
• Awarenesses — knowledge
• Awash — wet
• Away — in another direction; at a distance
• Aways — go away
• Awe — amazement
• Awed — amaze
• Aweless — disrespectful
• Awes — amazement
• Awesome — amazing
• Awestruck — amazed, astonished
• Awful — very bad; terrible
• Awfully — badly
• Awfulness — horror
• Awfulnesses — horror
• Awhile — for a short period
• Awing — amazement
• Awkward — clumsy, inelegant
• Awkwardly — with difficulty
• Awkwardness — clumsiness; inelegance
• Awkwardnesses — clumsiness; inelegance
• Awl — tool for boring
• Awls — tool for boring
• Awn — sharp end, top, end of extension
• Awning — canopy
• Awnings — canopy
• Awns — sharp end, top, end of extension
• Awoke — become alert or cause to rise from sleep
• Awoken — become alert or cause to rise from sleep
• Awol — not present
• Awols — state of not being present
• Awry — off course; amiss
• Ax — dismiss
• Axe — large cutting tool
• Axed — cut with large blade
• Axenic — completely clean
• Axes — large cutting tool
• Axial — main, principal; in the middle
• Axilla — underarm
• Axillae — underarm
• Axillary — feathered
• Axing — cut with large blade
• Axiological — basic, important
• Axiom — principle
• axiomatic — evident without proof or argument
• Axiomatically — inevitably, certainly
• Axioms — principle
• Axis — point around which something revolves
• Axises — point around which something revolves
• Axle — shaft around which wheels rotate
• Axles — shaft around which wheels rotate
• Axunge —
• Ayah — nanny
• Ayahs — nanny
• Aye — yes
• Ayes — yes
• Azoic — not alive, not organic
• Azure — purplish blue
• Azures — earth’s atmosphere