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1. † abannation, n. View full entry 1721
...= abannition...
2. † abarcy, n. View full entry 1730
...Insatiableness....
3. † abarticulation, n. View full entry 1721
...= diarthrosis...
4. abdicative, adj. View full entry 1731
...Characterized by abdication....
5. abditive, adj. View full entry 1727
...Hidden. Obs.rare....
6. aberuncate, v. View full entry 1731
...trans. To pull up by the roots; to remove entirely....
7. † abgregation, n. View full entry 1730
...Separation. Cf. abgregate...
8. † abjectate, v. View full entry 1731
...trans. To abject....
9. abjugate, v. View full entry 1730
...trans. To unyoke, uncouple; to free....
10. † abligurition, n. View full entry 1742
...Extravagant spending on food and drink....
11. abnormity, n. View full entry 1724
...The quality of being abnormal or contrary to the ordinary rule or type; irregularity, deformity, monstrosity. Cf. abnormality2....
12. abstricted, adj. View full entry 1727
...Loosened, freed; unbound. Obs.rare....
13. † acacy, n. View full entry 1727
...Innocence, guilelessness....
14. † accipient, adj. View full entry 1730
...That receives; accepting, recipient....
15. acclivous, adj. View full entry 1730
...Rising with a slope; sloping (esp. steeply) upward, ascending....
16. † accolent, adj. View full entry 1730
...That lives nearby. Also with to....
17. acerbitude, n. View full entry 1727
...= acerbity...
18. acerose, adj. View full entry 1721
...Full of or resembling chaff. rare....
19. acerval, adj. View full entry 1727
...Relating to a heap; resembling a pile....
20. † acervose, adj. View full entry 1727
...Full of heaps....
