aaronic related to Aaron the high priest or to the time of Aaron
aaronical related to Moses’s brother Aaron and his descendants
abandoneth “abandons”
abandonments multiple instances of abandonment
abasements acts of lowering in rank, prestige or esteem; humiliations
abaseth “abases” humbles, humiliates
abashments acts of making ashamed or uneasy
abasures forces or circumstances that humble or humiliate
abateth “abates” to lessen; to reduce in amount, degree or intensity
abba a name of endearment used for God the Father in the scripture
abbreviature abbreviation
abetters those who abet
abetteth “abets” to encourage, incite
abhorrences feelings of extreme hatred or detestation; regarding with horror, loathing or abomination
abhorrency the act of abhorring (regarding with hatred, horror, loathing or abomination)
abidest “abides” or “abide”
abidings TBD
abiliments accoutrements of war
abjectness misery; cringing timidity or servility
abolisheth “abolishes” to do away with; to put an end to
abolitiondom TBD
abolitionized having been done away with or wiped out; completely destroyed
abolitionizing to imbue with the principles of abolitionism
aboriginality the quality of having existed from the beginning, having been indigenous
aboundest “abounds” or “abound”
aboundingly plentifully, abundantly
aboundings TBD
abrahamic referring to Abraham
abrenunciation renunciation: retraction, repudiation
abridgement the act of condensing, reducing the length of, curtailing or cutting short
abridgeth “abridges” curtails, cuts short, condenses
abroach moving about, astir
absenteth TBD
absolveth “absolves” pronounces clear of blame or guilt
absolvitory TBD
absolviture absolution
abstaineth “abstains” refrains from something by one’s own choice
abstemiousness the act of restricting to bare necessities; characterized by moderation
abstersive having the quality of cleansing, purging, or washing impurities
abstinences denials of appetites; refraining from something by one’s own choice
abstinency “abstinence” denial of the appetites
abstracteth “abstracts”
abstractively TBD
abstrusities anything concealed, secret or hidden
absurdest most absurd
abusest “abuse” to use wrongly or improperly
abuseth “abuses” uses wrongly or improperly
academical “academic” relating to studies; formalistic; theoretical
acceptableness the condition of being satisfactory or adequate
acceptations usual or accepted meanings, as of a word or expression; favorable receptions; ready beliefs
accepter one who accepts something; in commerce, one who accepts or undertakes the payment of a bill of exchange
accepters those who accept something; in commerce, those who accept or undertake the payment of a bill of exchange)
acceptings TBD
acception “accepting”; being accepted; the act of accepting something
accessaries things that are supplementary; adjunct; those who incite, aid or abet
accessariness being a part of or accessory to
accessary “accessory” something supplementary; adjunct; one who incites, aids or abets
accessibleness TBD
accidency TBD
accidentalness the act of occurring unexpectedly and unintentionally
accommodately done in such a way as is accommodating
accommodateness “accommodativeness” the act of making suitable, adapting, adjusting
accommodateth “accommodates” to provide for or supply with
accomodable “accommodating”
accompanieth “accompanies” to go along with; to add to or occur with
accomplisher one who succeeds in doing or bringing to pass
accomplisheth “accomplishes” to succeed in doing; to bring to pass; to complete, finish
accomptant accountant
accompting reckoning, accounting
accompts accounts
accordantly done in agreement or harmony; correspondingly
accostings multiple instances of accosting
accountableness “accountability” the act of being held answerable for actions or words
accountest “accounts” or “account”
accounteth “accounts” to consider or esteem
accoutred outfitted or equipped; furnished
accoutrements the outward forms whereby a thing may be recognized; trappings
accrease to add to
accrueth “accrues” to increase or accumulate; to come to something or someone as a gain, addition or increment
accuratest most accurate
accursing cursing
accusest “accuses”
accusings TBD
accustometh “accustoms”
aceldama “field of blood”
acidness acidity
acknowledgest “acknowledges” to confess, avow or admit the reality or truth of
acquaintest “acquaint” to make familiar
acquainteth “acquaints” to make familiar
acquests acquired things, acquisitions
acquiescency “acquiescence” passive assent or agreement without protest
acquiesceth “acquiesces” to consent or comply passively or without protest
acquireth “acquires” to gain possession of
acquists acquiring, gaining
acquitment “acquittal” the judgment that a person is not guilty of a crime as charged
acquittance a release from an obligation
acquitteth “acquits” to free or clear from a charge or accusation; to release or discharge from obligation
acrostical have the qualities of an acrostic
actest “act”
acteth “acts”
actings actions
activeness the state of being active, causing or initiating action or change
activistic TBD
actuateth “actuates”
actuosity the ability to put something into motion or to cause an action
adamic referring to Adam
adaptedness the act of having been adjusted to a specified use or situation
addest “adds” or “add”
addictedness the condition of being addicted to (to devote or give oneself habitually or compulsively to)
addictest “addicts”
additament something added or appended
additaments things added or appended
additionals TBD
addresseth “addresses” to speak to; to direct to the attention of
adduceth TBD
adducible able to be cited as an example or means of proof in an argument or consideration
adequateness “adequacy” the state of being sufficient, suitable or satisfactory for a requirement
adherency the act of following closely, carrying out without deviation
adherers “adherents” supporters
adhereth “adheres”
adhesiveness the holding fast to something
adiaphora elements of worship that are indifferent
adjoineth “adjoins”
adjudgeth “adjudges” (consigns or condemns in judgment)
adjudications hearing and settling cases by judicial procedure
adjureth “adjures”
adjutators (adjutants; assistants)
adjutors “adjudicators”
adjutrix (female adjudicator)
adjuvancy assistance
admeasurement the process of comparing dimensions
administereth “administers” to direct or manage
admirableness the quality of deserving esteem or respect or a high opinion of
admirations feelings of esteem and approval
admirest “admire” to esteem or respect
admireth “admires” to esteem or respect
admirings TBD
admittable able to be admitted
admittest “admit” to permit to enter
admitteth “admits” to permit to enter
admonisher one who reproves, cautions, warns
admonisheth “admonishes” to reprove, caution or warn
admonitors people in Roman society whose job it was to know of ranks or positions held by others so that the others could be properly saluted and shown respect
adonai Hebrew for “my lord”
adoptionism TBD
adoptionist TBD
adorableness the state of being worthy to be adored, worshipped, loved
adorations acts of worship, profound love or regard
adorest “adores” or “adore”
adoreth “adores”
adorings “adorations”
adorner something or someone that enhances the distinction, beauty, splendor or glory of
adornest “adorn” to enhance the distinction, beauty, splendor or glory of
adornings “adornments”
adstricted “restricted”
adulturous “adulterous” characterized by infidelity, unfaithfulness
adumbrations the acts of giving sketchy outlines, foreshadowing, disclosing partially or guardedly
advanceth “advances” to move or bring forward in position
advantageable “advantageous”
adventism the belief that Christ’s second coming and the end of the world are near at hand
adventist one who believes that Christ’s second coming and the end of the world are near at hand
adventists those who believe that Christ’s second coming and the end of the world are near at hand
adventual pertaining to the advent of Christ’s second coming and the end of the world
advertiseth “advertises”
advices counsel, wisdom
advisest “advises” or “advise”
adviseth “advises” to counsel, recommend or suggest
advocateship the role of an advocate
advowson the patronage of an ecclesiastical office
advowsons TBD
aeons god-like beings recognized by the Gnostics; also used as an older spelling for “eons” (an indefinitely long period of time; an age or eternity)
aetiological “etiological,” studying causes, origins or reasons; designed for an ultimate purpose in an overall master design
affectionated showing strong feelings toward; favorably disposed toward
affectionateness “affection” (the showing of warm feelings too; favorable disposition to)
affectioned showing fond or tender feelings
affirmant TBD
affirmest TBD
affirmeth “affirms” to declare positively or firmly
affixeth “affixes” to attach, join, or add
afflicteth “afflicts” to inflict mental or physical suffering upon; to cause grievous distress to
afflictive characterized by suffering or grievous distress
affluency “affluence”
affordest “afford” to provide or give
affordeth “affords” to provide or give
afforestation the act of being converted into forest
affrighten “frighten”
affrightening “frightening”
affrighteth “frightens”
affrightment the act of frightening (arousing fear or terror)
affrightments acts of frightening (arousing fear or terror)
affrontest TBD
affusion a pouring on of liquid, as in baptism
afield off the usual or desired track
afore “before”
aforehand “beforehand” at a former or past time
aforenamed “named before”
aforetime previously; at a former or past time
aftertimes times to come; future
agenting being an agent for
aggrandisement the act of increasing the scope of; making something greater in power, influence, stature or reputation; making something seem greater, exaggerating
aggravatedly TBD
aggravatedness TBD
aggravateth “aggravates” to make worse or more of a burden
aggraved “aggravated”
aggrege to make heavy or weight down; “aggravate”
aghasted TBD
agitations emotional disturbances or perturbations
agoing “going”
agonised “agonized”
agonising “agonizing” characterized by great pain or extreme anguish
agonizeth “agonizes”
agreedst “agrees”
agreest “agree” to consent or come into accord with
agueish (related to having the ague)
aguish having been attacked by fever, a recurrent chill or fit of shivering
aha used to express surprise, triumph or pleasure
aiders those who assist or help
aidest “aids”
aimest “aims” or “aim”
aimeth “aims”
airt quarter
airth quarter
airths TBD
airts quarters
ajoining “joining”
alarmeth “alarms”
alases expressions of regret or surprise
albuminous pertaining to albumin, any of several simple, water-soluble proteins found in egg white, blood serum, milk, various animal tissues, and many plant juices and tissues
alchymist “alchemist” a practitioner of alchemy, a traditional chemical philosophy having as its aims the changing of base metals into gold, the discovery of the panacea, and the preparation of the elixir of longevity
alchymists practitioners of alchemy, a traditional chemical philosophy having as its aims the changing of base metals into gold, the discovery of the panacea, and the preparation of the elixir of longevity
alchymy “alchemy”
alcoran “Koran” the sacred book of the Moslems
alcorns TBD
alienateth “alienates”
alienations isolations or estrangements
alife “alive”
alimented supplied with food or other sustenance
alkalies substances with alkaline properties
alkermes TBD
alkoran Koran, the sacred book of the Moslems
allayeth “allays” to lessen or relieve the intensity of
allectives things that allure or entice
allegeth “alleges” to assert to be true; affirm; declare
allegorization TBD
allegorizers those who express something in an allegory or interpret something as an allegory (a literary, dramatic or pictorial representation that parallels and illustrates a deeper meaning)
allelujahs “alleluias” expressions of praise or thanksgiving to God
allenarly TBD
allernally only; solely
alleviations things which relieve, lighten or reduce (pain, grief or suffering)
allottest TBD
allotteth “allots” to allocate or apportion; to set aside
allowedly admittedly; by general admission
allower one who allows something to happen or some action to be taken
allowest “allow” to let to do or happen; to permit
alludeth “alludes” to make an indirect reference to
allurable able to be tempted, enticed or drawn with something desirable
allureth “allures” to tempt, entice or draw with something desirable
allurings actions taken to tempt, entice or allure someone or something
almanack “almanac” an annual publication composed of various lists, charts and tables of useful information
almighties those that are almighty; almighty beings
almightiness the state of being all-powerful, omnipotent
alonely TBD
alongst “along”
alway “always”
amain with strength and intensity; with speed or haste; greatly, exceedingly
amatorious relating to love
amazements bewilderments, perplexities
amazeth “amazes” to astonish or affect with great surprise or wonder
ambages ambiguities, something used for deceit
ambidexter an ambidextrous person (who can use both hands equally well); a deceitful or hypocritical person
ambitionist an ambitious or greedy person
amendation TBD
amendeth TBD
amercements punishments imposed arbitrarily
amiableness the condition of being pleasantly disposed
amianthon a precious stone
amicableness showing friendliness or peacefulness
amillennial TBD
amillennialism the belief that Christ's millennial reign is figurative and not literal
amillennialist one who believes that Christ's millennial reign is figurative and not literal
amillennialists those who believe that Christ's millennial reign is figurative and not literal
amissible characterized by the ability to fail
amission failure
ammonias TBD
ammonitish TBD
amort depressed
amotion TBD
amounteth “amounts”
amphitheatre “amphitheater”
ampliation “amplification” an addition to or expansion of an idea or statement
amplifieth “amplifies” to extend or increase; to make more powerful
amputator one who cuts off
amuseth “amuses”
amyraldianism TBD
amyraldians TBD
anabaptism belief that only adult baptism is valid, and that true Christians should not bear arms, use force, or hold government office
anabaptist person who believes that only adult baptism is valid and that true Christians should not bear arms, use force, or hold government office
anabaptistic characterized by Anabaptist beliefs (that only adult baptism is valid and that true Christians should not bear arms, use force, or hold government office)
anabaptistical characterized by Anabaptist beliefs (that only adult baptism is valid and that true Christians should not bear arms, use force, or hold government office)
anacoluths lacking grammatical sequence
anagogical pertaining to mystical interpretation of a word, passage or text, specifically scriptural exegesis that detects allusions to heaven or afterlife
anagogy a spiritual enlightenment, hidden sense of words
analogical pertaining to or based upon an analogy
analogically pertaining to or based upon an analogy
analyse “analyze” to examine methodically
analysed “analyzed” examined methodically
analysing “analyzing”
anaphorical characterized by repetition of the same word or phrase
anarthrous grammar: used without an article (a, an, the); zoology: without joints, not articulated
anarthrously used without an article--a, an, the--in grammar; used in a way that is not articulated
anathemas formal ecclesiastical bans, curses or excommunications; vehement denunciations, imprecations, curses
anathematise “anathematize” to pronounce anathemas
anathematised to have put under an anathema
anatomise “anatomize” to analyze in minute detail
anatomised “anatomized” to have analyzed in minute detail
anatomising “anatomizing” the act of analyzing in minute detail
anatomizer one who analyzes in minute detail
anchoret “anchorite” a person who has retired into seclusion for religious reasons; hermit; recluse
anchorings TBD
ancienter “more ancient”; very old
ancientest “most ancient”; oldest
anciently in ancient times past
ancile TBD
angelical “angelic” suggestive of or fit for an angel
angelified TBD
angelize TBD
anhelation “inhalation”
anhelations “inhalations”
animality the characteristics of nature of animals as distinct from the spiritual nature of man
animateth “animates”
annalist a chronicler or recorder
annats firstfruits; or revenue for an entire year
annexeth “annexes” to add or join to
annihilationism doctrine of total annihilation of the wicked after death
announceth “announces” to declare or proclaim officially
announcings multiple instances of announcing
annoyeth “annoys” to irritate or disturb
annoyment “annoyance” vexation; irritation
anointeth “anoints”
anointings acts of sanctification or consecration
answerableness the ability to be answered; willingness to be held accountable
answerer one who answers
antecedaneously “antecedently” going before; preceding; prior
antecede to go before in rank, place or time; precede
antecedently going before; preceding; prior
antemundane before the existence of the world
antepast foretaste
anthropic of or pertaining to man or the era of human life
anthropomorphisms the attributions of human motivations, characteristics, or behaviors to God or a non-human object
anthropomorphites TBD
anthropopathia TBD
anthropopathic attributing human motivations, characteristics, or behaviors to God or a non-human object
anthropopathies the attributions of human motivations, characteristics, or behaviors to God or a non-human object
antichristian against the teachings of Christianity
antichristianism beliefs or actions that are counter to the teachings of Christianity
antichristianity a belief system that is opposite to the teachings of Christianity
antichristians those who are opposed to the teachings of Christianity
anticipateth “anticipates”
anticipations expectations
anticipative anticipating; expectant
antidoted TBD
antient “ancient”
antinomian characterized by a belief that the Law has little or no binding effect in the Christian experience; one who believes such
antinomianism the belief that the Law has little or no binding effect in the Christian experience
antinomians those who believe that the Law has little or no binding effect in the Christian experience
antinomist “antinomian”
antipaedobaptism the belief that infant baptism is not a valid scriptural position
antipaedobaptist one who believes that infant baptism is not a valid scriptural position
antipaedobaptists those who believe that infant baptism is not a valid scriptural position
antiperistasis the increasing of a force when that force is resisted by its opposite
antiperitasis TBD
antiphone TBD
antipopes those claiming to be popes in opposition to the one chosen by Roman Catholic Church law
antiscripturists TBD
antithetic “antithetical” directly opposed in every respect
antitrinitarians those who do not believe in the doctrine of the Trinity
antitype that which is foreshadowed by or identified with an earlier symbol or type, such as a figure in the New Testament who has a counterpart in the Old Testament; an opposite type
antitypes things which are foreshadowed by or identified with earlier symbols or types, such as figures in the New Testament that have counterparts in the Old Testament; opposite types
antonomasy “antonomasia” the substitution of a title or epithet for a proper name, as in calling a king “His Majesty”; the substitution of a personal name for a common noun to designate a member of a group or class
aorist a Greek verb tense, usually denoting past action without indicating completion, continuation or repetition of this action
apaid satisfied
apocryphalism the condition of questionable authorship or authenticity
apodeictic TBD
apodosis the clause stating the conclusion or consequence of a conditional sentence
apograph TBD
apologetes those who explain or defend in speech or writing
apologetical explaining or defending in speech or writing
apologise “apologize” to make excuse for or regretful acknowledgement of a fault or offense
apologizeth “apologizes”
apologue a moral fable
apophthegm apothecary’s prescription
apophthegms apothecary prescriptions
apostacy “apostasy” an abandonment of one’s religious faith or cause
apostatical TBD
apostatise “apostatize” to give up or abandon one’s faith or cause
apostatised “apostatized” to have given up or abandoned one’s faith or cause
apostatising “apostatizing” the act of giving up or abandoning one’s faith or cause
apostatizeth “apostatizes”
apostleship the position or role of being an apostle
apostolate the office of the apostles
apostolical “apostolic” of, pertaining to, or contemporary with the Apostles
apostolicity the quality of being apostolic (of, pertaining to, or contemporary with the Apostles)
appal “appall” to fill with consternation or dismay
appalleth “appalls”
appareleth “apparels”
apparitor representative
appealeth “appeals” to make an urgent or earnest request
appearedst TBD
appearest “appear” to come into view or existence
appearings TBD
appeasable able to be placated or soothed
appellatives the names (possibly designating a class) or epithets assigned to something or someone
appellee TBD
appendaged having or being equipped with appendages (arms, legs, etc.)
appendant accompanying; something attached or added
appendent accompanying; something attached or added
apperceptive understanding something in terms of past experiences or perceptions
appertainest “appertains” (to belong as a function or part)
appetences strong cravings or desires; tendencies or propensities
appetencies strong craving or desire; tendency or propensity
appetency tendency, propensity, strong craving or desire
appetition TBD
appetive TBD
applaudest “applauds” or “applaud”
applaudeth “applauds:
applaudings praises, approvals
applauses publicly-expressed approvals
applicatory practical; can be applied to or make application to
appliedst TBD
applier one who makes an application
appliest “apply” to put on
applieth “applies” to put on
applyings TBD
appointer one who appoints or selects
appointest “appoints” or “appoint”
appositeness being suitable, appropriate or fitting
apprehenders those who take into custody, those who understand something mentally, or those who anticipate with anxiety
apprehendest “apprehends” or “apprehend” (understands)
apprehendeth “apprehends” to understand, hold on, seize
apprehensiveness uneasy; being anxious or fearful about the future; perception
apprized “apprised” to have informed, given notice to
apprizes “apprises” to cause to know; give notice to; inform
approachableness being able to be reached, accessed or approached
approacher one who approaches
approachest “approach” to come near or closer to
approachings advances or overtures made to another
approbations praises, commendations; official approvals
approbative TBD
appropriateth “appropriates” to set apart for a specific use
approvable able to be approved or regarded favorably
approvedly done in a sanctioned manner
approvedness “approval”
approven “approved” sanctioned or officially confirmed
approximative TBD
apter “more apt” (more likely)
aptest “most apt” (most likely)
aquosity fictitious philosophical idea that might account for the difference between water and its elements (used as an analogy to make a point in the text)
arabisms TBD
arbitrament the act of judging a dispute or controversy by an impartial party appointed by mutual consent
arbitrations the processes by which parties to a dispute or controversy submit their differences to the judgment of an impartial party appointed by mutual consent or statutory provision
arbour “arbor” a shady garden or orchard area
arbours shady gardens or orchard areas
arcana profound secrets, mysteries
arcanum a profound secret or mystery
archaeologic pertaining to the systematic recovery by scientific methods, and the study of, material evidence remaining from man’s life and culture in past ages
archbishopric the rank, office or term of an archbishop; the area over which an archbishop has jurisdiction
architectonal “architectonic” having qualities characteristic of design and structure
archwork an arch covering or enclosing an entrance or passageway
ardors feelings of great warmth or intensity, as of emotions, passions or desires; strong enthusiasms or devotions; zeal
ardour “ardor” (great warmth or intensity, as of emotion, passion or desire; strong enthusiasm or devotion; zeal)
ardours feelings of great warmth or intensity, as of emotions, passions or desires; strong enthusiasms or devotions; zeal
arguest “argues” or “argue”
argueth “argues” to put forth reasons for or against
arguings “arguments” reasons or matters for dispute or contention
argumentations presentations or elaborations of a debate
arian pertaining to, or one believing in, the doctrines of Arius, denying that Jesus was of the same substance of God and holding instead that he was only the highest of created beings
arianism the doctrines of Arius, denying that Jesus was of the same substance of God and holding instead that he was only the highest of created beings
aristocratical “aristocratic”; pertaining to government by the nobility or a privileged minority or upper class
aristotelianism TBD
arithmetician an arithmetic expert
arithmeticians arithmetic experts
arius heretic that denied that Jesus was of the same substance as God and held that he was only the highest created being
arled TBD
armeth “arms” to equip, provide or prepare for warfare or the like
arminian pertaining to or characterized by the doctrine of Arminianism (the doctrine taught by Jacobus Arminius, opposing the doctrine of predestination in salvation)
arminianism the doctrine taught by Jacobus Arminius, opposing the doctrine of predestination in salvation
arminianizing proclaiming or espousing the doctrine of Arminianism (the doctrine taught by Jacobus Arminius, opposing the doctrine of predestination in salvation)
arminians those who believe and or teach the doctrine of Arminianism (the doctrine taught by Jacobus Arminius, opposing the doctrine of predestination in salvation)
arminius man who denied predestination and taught that man's free will determined his salvation
armorer one who builds, maintains or provides armor
aromatical “aromatic” (having a fragrance)
arrack a strong alcoholic drink of the Middle East, usually distilled from rice or molasses
arraigneth “arraigns”
arrantest (most vagrant or vagabond; form of errant)
arras a tapestry
arrayment set of clothes or attire
arrear an unpaid and overdue debt, or an unfulfilled obligation
arresteth “arrests” to stop or cause to stop
arrivest “arrives” or “arrive”
arriveth “arrives” to reach a destination, goal or object
arrogancy “arrogance” the state or quality of being haughty, proud or insolent
arrogateth “arrogates” (to appropriate for oneself presumptuously; claim, take or assume without right; to attribute to another unwarrantably)
arrogations the acts of appropriating for oneself presumptuously; claiming, taking or assuming without right; attributing to another unwarrantably)
arted TBD
arterious TBD
artifical “artificial”
artillerymen soldiers in the artillery (branch of the armed forces using field guns)
artlessness acting without guile, cunning or deceit; ingenuous; naive; simple; crude; uncultured; ignorant
ascendency “ascendancy” (the state of moving upward, rising, especially to a position of domination or popularity)
ascendent “ascendant” inclining or moving upward; rising
ascendest “ascends” or “ascend”
ascendings “ascensions”
ascertaineth “ascertains”
ascertainment the ability to discover or find out through examination or experimentation
asceticisms TBD
ascribeth “ascribes” to attribute to a specified cause, source or origin
ascribings TBD
ascriptions the acts of attributing something to a specified cause, source or origin; assigning something as an attribute
asiatics “Asians”
askings times or occasions of being asked a question or request
aslake TBD
aspectable relating to the configuration of the stars and planets in relation to one another or to the subject
asperseth (as in casting aspersion)
aspirer one who has a great ambition or ultimate desire; one who strives toward an end
aspirest TBD
aspireth “aspires”
aspirings great ambitions or ultimate desires to which one strives
aspis small serpent or asp
asquint with a sidelong glance
assaileth TBD
assarion the tenth part of a Roman penny
assaulteth “assaults” to attack
assayeth “assays” to attempt or try
assembleth “assembles”
assemblings “assemblies” gatherings
assenter one who expresses agreement, complies or concurs with a proposal
assenters plural of “assenter” those who express agreement, comply or concur with a proposal
assenteth “assents” to agree, comply or concur with
asserter one who states, expresses or affirms something positively or forcefully
asserters those who state, express or affirm something positively or forcefully
asserteth “asserts” to state, express or affirm something positively or forcefully
assertor “asserter” one who states, expresses or affirms something positively or forcefully
assertors “asserters” those who state, express or affirm something positively or forcefully
assertory declaring positively, affirming or asserting
asseveration declaring something seriously or positively, affirming it
asseverations declaring things seriously or positively, affirming them
asseverative something that affirms, declares or asserts
assignable able to be set apart or designated for a particular purpose
assigneth “assigns” to set apart or designate for a particular purpose
assimilateth TBD
assimulation likeness; simulation; counterfeit
assinine “asinine” obstinately stupid or silly; doltish
assistances aids, supports or helps
assisters those who assist
assisteth “assists” to help or aid
assizers TBD
associateth “associates”
associationalist TBD
assuagement the act of making less burdensome or severe; easing, satisfying, appeasing
assumeth “assumes” to put on or take on
assurements TBD
assurest “assures” or “assure”
assureth “assures” to ensure, give confidence to, convince
asthmatical TBD
astrict to bind, especially by moral or legal obligations
astricted to have bound, especially by moral or legal obligations
astricting binding, especially by moral or legal obligations
astutest more astute
ataxy lack of order or discipline
atheistical “atheistic” pertaining to or characteristic of atheism, the disbelief in or denial of the existence of God
atomistically pertaining to something being solely brought about by the acts of individual men, or the tendency arising from a strong subjective individualism
attacketh “attacks” to set upon with violent force
attainest “attains” or “attain”
attaineth “attains” to gain, reach or accomplish
attainted disgraced; to have had stigma imparted to
attempered TBD
attempereth “tempers” to moderate or adjust
attempering moderating or adjusting
attempters TBD
attemptest TBD
attendances things that accompany or ensue from
attendancies TBD
attendancy TBD
attender TBD
attenders those who pay attention to, heed or attend something
attendest “attend”
attendeth “attends” to pay attention to, heed
attesteth “attests”
attireth “attires” to clothe or array
attornies “attorneys” people legally appointed or empowered to act for another
attour TBD
attracteth “attracts” to cause to draw near or adhere
attractives things that draw one to something or someone
attributest “attributes” or “attribute”
attributeth “attributes” to ascribe or assign as belonging to a person or thing
atturning TBD
audiency TBD
auditories pertaining to the sense of hearing
aught anything whatever; any least part
augmenteth “augments” to make greater, enlarge, increase
augustinian pertaining to Saint Augustine or his doctrines
augustinianism the doctrines taught by Saint Augustine
augustinians those who believe and teach the doctrines taught by Saint Augustine
authentical “authentic” having an undisputed origin; genuine
authentick “authentic”
authoress a female author
authorisation “authorization”
authorise “authorize” to grant authority or power to
authorised “authorized” to have granted authority or power to
authorises “authorizes”
authorising “authorizing” the act of granting authority or power to
authoritatively done in a way that is authoritative
authoritativeness the act of wielding authority or commanding, arising from proper, official authority
authorizeth “authorizes”
autonomians TBD
autopistic TBD
autosoteric referring to the doctrine of salvation apart from the sole work of Christ; self-saving
autosoterism the doctrine of salvation apart from the sole work of Christ; self-saving
avaunt TBD
averment the act of affirming or declaring in a positive or dogmatic manner
averments acts of affirming or declaring in a positive or dogmatic manner
aversation “averseness” the condition of being reluctant or opposed
aversations TBD
averseness the condition of being reluctant or opposed to
avoideth “avoids” to keep away from, steer clear of, shun
avoucheth “avouches” (to assert positively, affirm)
avoweth “avows”
awaitest “await”
awaiteth “awaits”
awakeneth “awakens” to stir up or cause to wake up
awanting “wanting” lacking
aweing to put into amazement, high respect or awe
awesomeness the act or property of inspiring awe or great respect and praise
aweth “awes”
awk TBD
awkness clumsiness, oddness
awkwardnesses clumsy or odd behaviors
awky being odd or out of order
awork “to work”
axiomatical axiomatic
ay an expression used to express surprise or distress
azured azure colored