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Webster Dictionary :: Awhile
AWHILE, adv. [a and while, time, or interval.] A space of time; for some time; f...
Webster Dictionary :: Awhape
AWHAPE, v.t. awhap'. To strike; to confound. Obs. [This is our vulgar shop.]
Webster Dictionary :: Awfulness
AW'FULNESS, n. 1. The quality of striking with awe, or with reverence; solemnity...
Webster Dictionary :: Awfully
AW'FULLY, adv. In a manner to fill with awe; in a reverential manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Awful
AWFUL, a. [awe and full.] 1. That strikes with awe; that fills with profound rev...
Webster Dictionary :: Awestruck
AWE'STRUCK, a. Impressed or struck with awe.
Webster Dictionary :: Aweigh
AWEIGH', adv. [a and weigh.] Atrip. The anchor is aweigh, when it is just drawn ...
Webster Dictionary :: Awed
AW'ED, pp. Struck with fear; influenced by fear or reverence.
Webster Dictionary :: Aweather
AWEATHER, adv. aweth'er. [a and weather.] On the weather-side, or towards the wi...
Webster Dictionary :: Aweary
AWE'ARY, a. Weary, which see.
Webster Dictionary :: Awe-inspiring
AWE-INSPI'RING, a. Impressing with awe.
Webster Dictionary :: Awe-commanding
AWE-COMMAND'ING, a. Striking or influencing by awe.
Webster Dictionary :: Awe
AWE, n. aw. [Gr. to be astonished.] 1. Fear mingled with admiration or reverence...
Webster Dictionary :: Away
AWA'Y, adv. [See Way .] 1. Absent; at a distance; as, the master is away from ho...
Webster Dictionary :: Awatcha
AWAT'CHA, n. A bird of Kamtchatka, enumerated by Pennant, among the warblers. Th...
Webster Dictionary :: Awarn
AWARN', v.t. To warn, which see.
