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Webster Dictionary :: Anterior
ANTE'RIOR, a. [L.] 1. Before in time or place; prior; antecedent; preceding in t...
Webster Dictionary :: Antepredicament
ANTEPREDIC'AMENT, n. [ante and predicament.] A preliminary question in logic to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Anteposition
ANTEPOSI'TION, n. s as z. [L. ante, before, and position, from pono, to place.] ...
Webster Dictionary :: Antepileptic
ANTEPILEP'TIC, n. A remedy for the epilepsy.
Webster Dictionary :: Antepheptic
ANTEPHEP'TIC, a. [against, and epileptic, from to seize.] Resisting or curing ep...
Webster Dictionary :: Antepenultimate
ANTEPENULT'IMATE, a. Pertaining to the last syllable but two.
Webster Dictionary :: Antepenult
ANTEPENULT', n. [L. ante, before, pene, almost, and ultimus, last.] The last syl...
Webster Dictionary :: Antepast
AN'TEPAST, n. [ante, before, and pastum, fed.] A foretaste; something taken befo...
Webster Dictionary :: Antepaschal
ANTEPASCH'AL, a. Pertaining to the time before Easter.
Webster Dictionary :: Antenuptial
ANTENUP'TIAL, a. [ante and nuptial.] Being before marriage; as, an antenuptial a...
Webster Dictionary :: Antenumber
ANTENUM'BER, n. A number that precedes another.
Webster Dictionary :: Antennae
ANTEN'NAE, n. plu. [L. antenna, a sail yard.] In zoology, the horns or feelers o...
Webster Dictionary :: Antenicene
ANTENI'CENE, a. [ante, before, and Nicene, from Nice.] Anterior to the first cou...
Webster Dictionary :: Antemundane
ANTEMUND'ANE, a. [ante, before, and mundus, the world.] Being before the creatio...
Webster Dictionary :: Antemetic
ANTEMET'IC, a. [against, and emetic, from to vomit.] Restraining or allaying vom...
Webster Dictionary :: Antemeridian
ANTEMERID'IAN, a. [ante, before, and meridian.] Being before noon; pertaining to...
