anastomose
1> _. _. ,  
2> , 

anastomosis
1> _. _. , 
_Ex:
homocladic anastomosis     

anastrophe
1> 

anathema
1> _. ,   
2> 
_Ex:
incoherent anathemas  ;
_Ex:
to fulminate anathemas  ,  ;
_Ex:
his misbehaviour brought upon him his father's anathema 
  ,    
3> ,   ,  
4> ; ,  , 
 
5>  ,   
_Ex:
these ideas are (an) anathema to me    ;
_Ex:
here his name is anathema      
 

anathematic
1> , 

anathematical
1> , 

anathematization
1> _.  ;   
2> 

anathematize
1> _.  ;   
2> ;  

Anatolian
1>    
2>     
3> _.   
4> _.  
5> 

anatomic, anatomical
1> 
2> , 

anatomical pathology
1>  

anatomically
1> 
2> , 

anatomism
1> ,    
2> 

anatomist
1> 
2> ; 
3> ; 
_Ex:
economic anatomists -

anatomization
1> , 
2>  

anatomize
1> , 
2> ,   

anatomy
1> , 
2> 
_Ex:
Animal A.  
3>  
_Ex:
lovely anatomy  
4> ; 
5> , 
_Ex:
the book studies the anatomy of modern society  
  
6>  ,  

anatripsis
1> _. 

Anaxagorean
1> _. 

Anaxagorize
1> _.   

anaxial
1> ,   

Anaximandrian
1> _.  

anbury
1> _.     
2> _. , 

ancestor
1> , 
_Ex:
remote ancestors  ;
_Ex:
ancestor worship  
2> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
the ancestor of the modern bicycle  

3> , , 
_Ex:
he is my spiritual ancestor    
4> _.  
5> _.  
6>  

ancestorial
1> , ;   
_Ex:
ancestorial estates  ;
_Ex:
ancestorial forms of life    
;
_Ex:
ancestorial feature _.  ,
 ;
_Ex:
ancestorial property _. ,  
  ;
_Ex:
England was the ancestorial home of Pilgrims  
  
2>  , , ,

3> _. , 
4> 

ancestral
1> , ;   
_Ex:
ancestral estates  ;
_Ex:
ancestral forms of life     ;
_Ex:
ancestral feature _.  ,
 ;
_Ex:
ancestral property _. ,  
  ;
_Ex:
England was the ancestral home of Pilgrims  
  
2>  , , ,

3> _. , 
4> 

ancestress
1> 
2> 

ancestry
1> , ; 
_Ex:
of French ancestry   
2>  
_Ex:
famous by ancestry 
3> _. , , 
4>     , , 

anchithere
1> _. 

anchor
1> 
_Ex:
sea anchor  ;
_Ex:
at (an) anchor  ;
_Ex:
to be at anchor   ;
_Ex:
to cast anchor  ;
_Ex:
to come to (an) anchor   ,  ;
_Ex:
to let go the anchor  ;
_Ex:
to ride at single anchor    ; 
;
_Ex:
to weigh anchor  ;   , 
 ;     ;
_Ex:
to drag the anchor ;
_Ex:
the anchor comes home, the anchor drives   ,
 ;   
2>  ,  
_Ex:
hope is his only anchor  -  ,    
3> _. ;  
_Ex:
anchor bolt  
4> _-. 
5> _.  ;     
6>   ;    
7>      
8> _. 
9> _. _. 
10> ,     
_Id:
to lay an anchor to windward   
11> _. 
_Ex:
anchor cable  ;
_Ex:
anchor capstan  , ;
_Ex:
anchor fluke  ;
_Ex:
anchor knot  ;
_Ex:
anchor stay  ;
_Ex:
anchor hold  ;
_Ex:
anchor ground  ;
_Ex:
anchor dues  ;
_Ex:
anchor lining  ;
_Ex:
anchor ring  ,  ;
_Ex:
anchor shackle  ;
_Ex:
anchor stock  ;
_Ex:
anchor tow  ,  ;
_Ex:
anchor watch    
12>   
_Ex:
to anchor a ship    ;  ;
_Ex:
to be anchored   ;
_Ex:
anchor! !
13>   ,  
_Ex:
the ship anchored in the bay     
14>    ; , 
15> , ; 
_Ex:
to anchor a tent  
16> , , 
_Ex:
to anchor fast to the prey  
17> _.   
18> _. _.  ;  
_Ex:
to anchor a television interview  

_Id:
to anchor one's hopes  

anchor slings
1>  

anchor-ice
1>  

anchorage
1>  
2>   
3>  
4>   
5> ,  ; 
6>  ;  ; 
7>  ,  

anchorage-ground
1>  
2>   

anchoress
1> , 

anchoret
1> , , 

anchoretic
1> _. , 

anchoring organ
1> _.  

anchoring-ground
1>   

anchoring-place
1>   

anchorite
1> , , 

anchorless
1>  
2> 
3>   ;     

anchorman
1> , 
_Ex:
he's our anchorman      
2>   ;    
3>      
4> _. _. 
5> ,     

anchovy
1> _. 
2> 
3> , 
4> 
_Ex:
anchovy paste  ;    ;
_Ex:
anchovy toast   ;   

anchusa
1> _. 

anchusin
1> 

anchylose
1> _. ,  
2> _.  
3> 

anchylosis
1> _. ,  

ancien regime
1> _.  
2>  ,  

ancient
1>   ,  ,  
2>   ,   
3> ,    ,   
_Ex:
he was deeply read in the ancients   
    
4> , 
_Ex:
a penniless ancient ,   
5>  
_Id:
the A. of Days _. 
6> , 
_Ex:
ancient art  ;
_Ex:
ancient languages  ;
_Ex:
ancient Rome  ;
ancient Greece  ;
_Ex:
the ancient world  , 
7> ; 
_Ex:
in ancient times   ;
_Ex:
ancient city  ;
_Ex:
ancient monuments  ,  ;
_Ex:
ancient customs  ,  
8> , ; 
9> ,  ; 
10> ,    ; 
11> _. ; 
12> 
13> 
_Ex:
Jago was Othello's ancient     

Ancient Greek
1>  

ancient history
1>   , ;  
2> _.  , -. 
_Ex:
her marriage is ancient history now     
 

anciently
1> _. ,  ;   
2> , ; 

ancientry
1> _. 
2> 
3> 

ancilla
1> _. . ancillary
2> _. 

ancillarity
1> _. 

ancillary
1> _. ,   
, 
2> ; 
3> _. , , 
_Ex:
ancillary workers    ;
_Ex:
ancillary industries   
4> 
_Ex:
ancillary evidence is needed   ;
   ;
_Ex:
ancillary attachment   ;
_Ex:
ancillary measures  
5> _. , 

ancipitous
1> _.  ( )

ancistoroid
1> _. , , 

ancon
1> _. 
2> _. 

and
1>  &
2>       
, 
_Ex:
Paul and Mary   ;
_Ex:
apples, pears and plums ,   ;
_Ex:
they sang and danced    ;
_Ex:
you and I   
3>  , .    , 
,      .   
  
_Ex:
bread and butter   ;
_Ex:
ham and eggs   ;
_Ex:
knife and fork   ,    
;
_Ex:
whisky and soda   ;
_Ex:
father and mother   ; ;
_Ex:
all men and women  ;
_Ex:
fish and chips is a good supper    - 

4> _. _.    
_Ex:
coffee and   ;
_Ex:
ham and   ;
_Ex:
pork and   
5>   
_Ex:
two hundred and twenty five   ;
_Ex:
two thousand and thirty   ;
_Ex:
four and twenty  
6>      , 
_Ex:
four and three quarters    ;
_Ex:
four and a half   
7> _.     go, come, try
      ,   
, 
_Ex:
go and look at it     ;
_Ex:
come and see  -;
_Ex:
try and do it   ;
_Ex:
mind and bring the book    ;
_Ex:
let's wait and see  - 
8>   go     
_Ex:
the patient went and died on me    ;
_Ex:
his wife went and had another child     
   
9>   nice  good  
     
_Ex:
the room was nice and cool     ;
_Ex:
he was good and angry   ;
_Ex:
I'll go when I'm good and ready  ,   

10>    ,   
,  
_Ex:
there are friends and friends    ;
_Ex:
there are dogs and dogs, some mean, some friendly 
  -  ,  
11>      
_Ex:
better and better    ;
_Ex:
worse and worse    ;
_Ex:
for hours and hours   ;    ;
_Ex:
he talked and talked    ;
_Ex:
we walked miles and miles     
12>   and so on, and so forth   , 
 
_Ex:
we discussed travelling, sightseeing, and so forth  
 ,    
13>  ;  
_Ex:
parties, picnics and so on ,    ;
_Ex:
and then  ,  ;  ,  
_Ex:
and yet, and still   , 
_Ex:
and how  ;
_Ex:
you must be tired! - and how! ,  , ! -
 !
14>    , 
-.      
   ;   ,  
_Ex:
it is a mere joke, and a poor one   ,  
 
15> ,   ,  , 
_Ex:
he told her and she wept   ,   
16>      
,    
_Ex:
stir and you are a dead man () -   
17>    , 
_Ex:
you take a seat, and I shall stand  ,   ;
_Ex:
they staved at home, and we left   ,   ;
_Ex:
you are wrong, and you insist on being right   
   
18> _.     
 , 
_Ex:
and you did it?    ?
19>      
_Ex:
and who goes with you?     ?;
_Ex:
and what good can it do?     
 ?

and(or
1> ),      
_Ex:
to study history and(or art    
   ;
_Ex:
insurance covering fire and)or wind damage  
,         

Andalusian
1>    
2> 

andante
1> _. 

andantino
1> _. 

Andean
1>   ;    
2> , 

andesite
1> _. 

andiron
1>      

andro-
1>      
_Ex:
andrology ;
_Ex:
androcentrism 

androcentric
1> _. ;  
 
_Ex:
androcentric society _.  
2> ,     

androclinia
1> _pl.  androclinium

androclinium
1> _. ,  

androcracy
1> _. 
2>  ;   

androcratic
1> _. 
2>      
 

androecium
1> _. 

androgen
1> _. 

androgyne
1> _.  
2> , 

androgynous
1> _. , 
2> ,      
 

androgyny
1> 

android
1> ,  
2> ;    
_Ex:
android glands   , 

andrology
1>    

Andromache
1> _. _. 
2> _. 
_Ex:
Andromache nebula  

Andromedids
1> _. , 

andromonoecious
1> _. ,    

andron
1> _. ,   
2>    

andropetalous
1> _. 

androphore
1>    

androsterone
1> _. ,  

ane
1> _. = one

anear
1> _. 
2> _. , , 

aneath
1> _. = beneath

anecdota
1> _. ; ,   
;     

anecdotage
1> _. ; ,   
;     
2> _.       ;
 
_Ex:
grandfather is in his anecdotage   


anecdotal
1>  ,   
_Ex:
the book is anecdotal and easy to read   
 ,    
2> _. , 

anecdote
1> , ; 
_Ex:
witty anecdote  
2> 
3>  ,  


anecdotic, anecdotical
1> 
2> ; 
3>   
4>  ,   
_Ex:
the book is anecdotic, anecdotical and easy to read  
  ,    
5> _. , 

anecdotist
1>  

anechoic
1> _. 
_Ex:
anechoic chamber  

aneipital
1> _. 
2>    
3> _.  ( )

anele
1> _. 
2>  

