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Webster Dictionary :: Archness
'ARCHNESS, n. Cunning; shrewdness; waggishness.
Webster Dictionary :: Archmarshal
ARCHMAR'SHAL, n. The grand marshal of the German empire; a dignity belonging to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Archmagician
ARCHMAGI'CIAN, n. The chief magician.
Webster Dictionary :: Archlute
'ARCHLUTE, 'ARCHLY, adv. Shrewdly; wittily; jestingly.
Webster Dictionary :: Archlike
'ARCHLIKE, a. Built like an arch.
Webster Dictionary :: Archivist
'ARCHIVIST, n. The keeper of archives or records.
Webster Dictionary :: Archives
'ARCHIVES, n. plu. [Gr.; Low L. archivum.] The apartment in which records are ke...
Webster Dictionary :: Archivault
'ARCHIVAULT, n. [arch, chief, and vault.] In building, the inner contour of an a...
Webster Dictionary :: Archival
'ARCHIVAL, a. [See Archives .] Pertaining to archives or records; contained in r...
Webster Dictionary :: Architrave
'ARCHITRAVE, n. [Gr. chief, and L. trabs, a beam.] In architecture, the lower di...
Webster Dictionary :: Architecture
'ARCHITECTURE, n. [L. architectura.] 1. The art of building; but in a more limit...
Webster Dictionary :: Architectural
ARCHITECT'URAL, a. Pertaining to the art of building; that is according to the r...
Webster Dictionary :: Architectress
ARCHITECT'RESS, n. A female architect.
Webster Dictionary :: Architectonics
ARCHITECTON'ICS, n. The science of architecture.
Webster Dictionary :: Architectonic
ARCHITECTON'IC, a. That has power or skill to build.
Webster Dictionary :: Architective
ARCHITECT'IVE, a. Used in building; proper for building.
