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Webster Dictionary :: Attrition

ATTRI'TION, n. 1. Abrasion; the act of wearing by friction, or rubbing substance...

Webster Dictionary :: Attune

ATTU'NE, v.t [of ad and tune. See Tone and Tune.] 1. to make musical. Vernal air...

Webster Dictionary :: Attuned

ATTU'NED, pp. Made musical or harmonious; accommodated in sound.

Webster Dictionary :: Attuning

ATTU'NING, ppr. Putting in tune; making musical, or accordant in sound.

Webster Dictionary :: Atwain

ATWA'IN, adv. In twain; asunder. Obs.

Webster Dictionary :: Atween

ATWEE'N, adv. Between. Obs.

Webster Dictionary :: Atwixt

ATWIXT', adv. Betwixt. Obs.

Webster Dictionary :: Atwo

ATWO, adv. In two. Obs.

Webster Dictionary :: Aubaine

AUBA'INE, n. aub'ain. The droit d'aubaine, in France, is the right of the king t...

Webster Dictionary :: Auburn

AU'BURN, a. Brown; of a dark color. His auburn locks on either shoulder flowed.

Webster Dictionary :: Auction

AUC'TION, n. [L. auctio, a public sale; Eng. to hawk. See Hawk .] 1. A public sa...

Webster Dictionary :: Auctionary

AUC'TIONARY, a. Belonging to an auction or public sale.

Webster Dictionary :: Auctioneer

AUCTIONEE'R, n. [L. auctionarius.] The person who sells at auction; a person lic...

Webster Dictionary :: Aucupation

AUCUPA'TION, n. [L. aucupatio, from aucupor, of avis and capio.] The act or prac...

Webster Dictionary :: Audacious

AUDA'CIOUS, a. [L. audax; audeo, to dare. The sense is, advancing forward.] 1. V...

Webster Dictionary :: Audaciously

AUDA'CIOUSLY, adv. In an impudent manner; with excess of boldness.

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