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Afterlithe᛫ July ᛫N(P)
aftermath᛫ consequences ( usually of something bad ) ᛫N
aftermidday᛫ afternoon ᛫N
afters᛫ dessert ᛫ sweets ᛫ the last course of a meal ᛫N
afterspeak᛫ to claim ( possession ) ᛫V
afterspeech᛫ a claim ( of possession ) ᛫N
aftertime᛫ the future ᛫N
afterword᛫ an epilogue ᛫ a postscript ᛫N
Afteryule᛫ January ᛫N(P)
againbite᛫ remorse ᛫N
againbuy᛫ to ransom ᛫V
against᛫ versus ᛫ contrary to ᛫ in opposition to ᛫P
agame᛫ in jest ᛫ jestingly ᛫ playfully ᛫AV
aghast᛫ horrified ᛫ shocked ᛫AJ
agin᛫ to commence ᛫V
ago᛫ to proceed ᛫ to pass ( to go by ) ᛫ to pass away ᛫ to die ᛫ to elapse ᛫ to come to pass ᛫ to travel ᛫ to move ᛫ to depart ᛫V
agone᛫ past ᛫AJ
agraith᛫ to make ready ᛫ prepare ᛫ to dress a wound ᛫ to adorn ᛫ to embellish ᛫V
agraithing᛫ embellishment ᛫ ornament ᛫N
ahap᛫ fitting ᛫ suitable ᛫AJ
aheave᛫ to heave up ᛫ to raise ᛫ to erect ᛫ to elevate ᛫ to exalt ᛫V
ahir᛫ to imitate ᛫ to emulate ᛫ to simulate ᛫V
ahirring᛫ imitation ᛫ emulation ᛫ simulation ᛫N
ail᛫ ailment á› to make suffer ᛫ to trouble ᛫ to pain á› troublesome ᛫ painful ᛫Ná›Vá›AJ
airt᛫ a direction ᛫ a guidance á› to direct ᛫ to guide ᛫Ná›V
ait᛫ a small island ᛫ an eyot ᛫ an islet ᛫N
akin᛫ related ᛫AJ
alack᛫ alas ! ᛫I
albeit᛫ though ᛫C
Albert Mere᛫ Lake Albert ᛫N(P)
alder᛫ a parent ᛫ an ancestor ᛫ an elder ᛫ a chief ᛫ a leader ᛫ a ruler ᛫N
alderbishop᛫ an archbishop ᛫N
alderborough᛫ a metropolis ᛫N
alderdeemer᛫ a supreme court judge ᛫N
alderdom᛫ authority ᛫ eldership ᛫ magistracy ᛫ principality ᛫N
alderman᛫ an elected member of a city council ᛫ a baillie ᛫N
aleater᛫ an omnivore ᛫N
aleconner᛫ an official charged with tasting and testing ale and beer ᛫N
alee᛫ on the lee side of a ship ᛫AV
aleese᛫ to save ᛫ to deliver ᛫ to redeem ᛫V
aleesedness᛫ salvation ᛫ deliverance ᛫ redemption ᛫N
alehouse᛫ a bar ᛫ a tavern ᛫ a pub ( public house ) ᛫N
aleknight᛫ a man who drinks alcohol ᛫N
alewife᛫ a woman who keeps an alehouse ᛫N
alfather᛫ an epithet used for a head god ᛫N
alight᛫ to descend ᛫ to exit ᛫ to dismount ᛫ to disembark ᛫V
alighten᛫ enlighten ᛫ illuminate ᛫V
alike᛫ similar á› similarly ᛫AJá›AV
alkin᛫ of every kind ᛫ universal ᛫AJ
alknowing᛫ omniscient ᛫AJ
alknowingness᛫ omniscience ᛫N
all᛫ omni- ᛫PREFIX
all᛫ entirely ᛫ totally ᛫ completely ᛫AV
all told᛫ in total ᛫P
allay᛫ to calm down ᛫ to lull ᛫ to pacify ᛫ to alleviate ᛫ to abate ᛫ to mitigate ᛫ to subside ᛫V
allings᛫ entirely ᛫ sufficiently ᛫AV
allness᛫ totality ᛫ universality ᛫N
allot᛫ to appoint ᛫ to assign ᛫V
allow᛫ aloe ᛫N
allow᛫ to defend ᛫V
ally᛫ of all ᛫ universal ᛫ catholic ᛫AJ
Almannish᛫ Alemannic speech á› Alemannic ᛫Ná›AJ
almight᛫ omnipotence ᛫N
almighty᛫ omnipotent ᛫AJ
almsful᛫ charitable ᛫AJ
almsman᛫ a taker of alms ᛫ a beggar ᛫ a giver of alms ( an almoner ) ᛫N
aloft᛫ at to or in the air ᛫ above ᛫ up ᛫AV
aloneness᛫ solitude ᛫N
along of᛫ because of ᛫P
aloom᛫ frequently ᛫AV
alow᛫ low down á› below ᛫AVá›P
alse᛫ totally ᛫ entirely ᛫AV
alseeing᛫ omnipercipient ᛫AJ
alsuch᛫ exactly ᛫ just ᛫ exactly as ᛫ just as ᛫AV
altew᛫ sound ᛫ healthy ᛫AJ
altheedish᛫ international ᛫AJ
alther᛫ ( modifies an adjective's superlative form in a way similar to the " very " in " very best " ) ᛫PREFIX
altogether᛫ completely ᛫ totally ᛫ in total ᛫ in general ᛫ for the most part ᛫ overall ᛫AV
alway᛫ perpetually ᛫ continually ᛫AV
alwhere᛫ everywhere ᛫AV
amain᛫ with all one's might ᛫ with full speed ᛫ in great haste ᛫ to a high degree ᛫AV
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