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1. † ABC, v. View full entry 1611
...intr. To say the alphabet, or letters of the alphabet....
2. † abequitate, v. View full entry 1623
...intr. To ride away....
3. † abgregate, v. View full entry 1623
...trans. To lead away....
4. † abigate, v. View full entry 1657
...trans. To drive away....
5. abilitate, v. View full entry a1628
...trans. To enable; to endow with ability or capacity; to make fit; = habilitate1. Cf. able...
6. † abjudge, v. View full entry 1654
...trans. To take (a thing) away from a person by judgement. Cf. adjudge1a(b)....
7. abjudicate, v. View full entry 1602
...trans. To pass judgement against; to reject or disallow; to prohibit. Now rare....
8. † ablegate, v. View full entry 1621
...trans. To send away or to a distance; to banish....
9. abligate, v. View full entry 1615
...To bind; to tie up. Obs....
10. † ablocate, v. View full entry 1623
...trans. To let or hire out....
11. ablude, v. View full entry 1610
...intr. To differ, be out of keeping. Usu. with from....
12. † abnodate, v. View full entry 1656
...trans. To prune (a tree)....
13. † abone, v. View full entry 1622
...trans. Prob.: to support, uphold. rare....
14. † abortivate, v. View full entry 1625
...trans. To make abortive or fruitless. Cf. abortive1....
15. † abortive, v. View full entry 1615
...trans. To cause abortion; to make ineffectual or fruitless....
16. † about, v.1 View full entry 1694
...trans. (only with ship as object). To change the course of (a sailing vessel) to the opposite tack; = to put aboutput1. Also fig....
17. abrade, v. View full entry 1675
...trans. To wear down or smooth by rubbing or scraping; to damage the surface of (the skin, etc.) by such action. Also fig....
18. † abrenunciate, v. View full entry 1618
...trans. = abrenounce...
19. † abripe, v. View full entry 1623
...trans. To ravish, rape (a woman)....
20. abrupt, v. View full entry 1634
...trans. To break off, to sever; to interrupt suddenly; to curtail....
