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1. abated, adj. View full entry ?c1400

...Reduced, diminished, lessened (esp. in quality or amount)....

2. † accord, adj. View full entry a1413

...In accord or agreement; in harmony....

3. † accumbrous, adj. View full entry a1450

...Cumbersome, troublesome....

4. acquaintable, adj. View full entry a1425

...Of a person: easy to be acquainted with; disposed to friendship; affable, amiable; (also) capable of being made an acquaintance. Occas. †(of a thing): able to be known or proved (obs....

6. after-dinner, n. and adj. View full entry c1405

...The time after dinner; a period of time after dinner, often devoted to recreation; the remainder of the day after dinner. Also: the afternoon....

7. after-supper, n. and adj. View full entry c1405

...The time after supper; the time between supper and bedtime. Freq. in at after-supper. Obs. (arch. in later use)....

8. agreeable, adj., adv., and n. View full entry c1405

...With to (also †unto). That is to someone's liking; pleasing to a person, or to his or her taste....

9. airish, adj. View full entry c1450

...Of or belonging to the air; aerial, airlike. Now rare....

10. all right, adv., adj., int., and n. View full entry a1413

...Used as an intensifier at the end of a sentence or clause: certainly, indeed....

11. amiable, adj. View full entry c1374

...(= French amiable, Latin amīcābil-em.)...

12. ammoniac, adj. and n. View full entry c1386

...in sal ammoniac (Latin sal ammoniacus, French sel ammoniac) i.e. Salt of Ammon, a hard white opaque crystalline salt, supposed to have been originally prepared from...

13. † aˈmoved, adj. View full entry c1374

...Stirred, aroused, excited....

14. angel-like, adj. (and adv.) View full entry c1385

...Like or resembling angels; angelic....

15. † aˈnnoyful | anoyful, adj. View full entry c1386

...Full of annoyance; = annoyous...

16. aˈnnoying, adj. View full entry c1374

...Troubling, disturbing, causing annoyance....

17. † aˈnnoyous, adj. View full entry c1386

...Unpleasantly disturbing to the feelings; troublesome, vexatious, annoying; harmful, detrimental....

18. † aˈnnunciate, adj. View full entry c1386

...Announced, declared, proclaimed (especially beforehand)....

19. anointed, adj. View full entry c1374

...Smeared or rubbed with any unctuous matter; esp. having had oil poured on, as a sacred rite....

20. Antarctic, adj. and n. View full entry c1400

...Astron. Designating the celestial south pole, and a star that marks its position. Chiefly, and now only, in particular compounds, as Antarctic Circle1a and Antarctic Pole2...

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