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Webster Dictionary :: Ampliate
AM'PLIATE, v.t. [L. amplio. See Ample .] To enlarge; to make greater; to extend....
Webster Dictionary :: Amplexicaul
AMPLEX'ICAUL, a. [L. amplexor, to embrace, of amb about, and plico, plexus, to f...
Webster Dictionary :: Ampleness
AM'PLENESS, n. Largeness; spaciousness; sufficiency; abundance.
Webster Dictionary :: Ample
AM'PLE, a. [L. amplus.] 1. Large; wide; spacious; extended; as ample room. This ...
Webster Dictionary :: Amphora
AM'PHOR, or AM'PHORA, n. [L. amphora; Gr.] Among the Greeks and Romans, a liquid...
Webster Dictionary :: Amphor
AM'PHOR, or AM'PHORA, n. [L. amphora; Gr.]
Webster Dictionary :: Amphitrite
AM'PHITRITE, n. [Gr. a goddess of the sea.] A genus of marine animals, of the Li...
Webster Dictionary :: Amphitheatrical
AMPHITHEAT'RICAL, a. Pertaining to or exhibited in an amphitheater.
Webster Dictionary :: Amphitheatral
AMPHITHE'ATRAL, a. Resembling an amphitheater.
Webster Dictionary :: Amphitheater
AMPHITHE'ATER, n. [Gr. about and to See Or look.] 1. An edifice in an oval or ci...
Webster Dictionary :: Amphiscil
AMPHIS'CIL, AM'PHITANE, n. A name given by ancient naturalists to a fossil, call...
Webster Dictionary :: Amphiscians
AMPHIS'CIANS, n. [Gr. on both sides and shadow.] In geography, the inhabitants o...
Webster Dictionary :: Amphisben
AMPHIS'BEN, AMPHISBE'NA, n. [Gr. to go; indicating that the animal moves with ei...
Webster Dictionary :: Amphimacer
AMPHIM'ACER, n. [Gr. long on both sides.] In ancient poetry, a foot of three syl...
Webster Dictionary :: Amphihexahedral
AMPHIHEXAHE'DRAL, a. [Gr. and hexahedral.] In crystallography, when the faces of...
Webster Dictionary :: Amphigene
AM'PHIGENE, n. [Gr.] In mineralogy, another name of the leucite or Vesuvian.
