aberrational
1> 
2> 
3> _. 

aberrationist
1> _.     ,  
 

abessive
1> _. ,    

abet
1> ,  ; ;
_Ex:
to abet a swindler   ;
_Ex:
to abet a crime _.    ;
2> _. ;
_Ex:
to abet the cause of justice   

abetment
1> , 

abettal
1> , 

abetter
1> ; ; 

abetting
1> _. 

abettor
1> _. , , , 
2> 

abeyance, -cy
1>  ,   ;
_Ex:
the custom was revived after an abeyance, -cy of several
centuries     
;
_Ex:
to be in abeyance, -cy   
;
_Ex:
to hold in abeyance, -cy ;
_Ex:
let's hold that problem in abeyance, -cy for a short while
       
2> _.  ; 
3> _.  ;
_Ex:
to be in abeyance, -cy   
4> _.  , ;
_Ex:
lands in abeyance, -cy  ,  
;  
5> _. _. ,  

abeyant
1> _. 
2>   , 

abhor
1>  ; ;
_Ex:
to abhor war  
2> _.  ;
_Ex:
I abhor such talk     

abhorrence
1> , ;
_Ex:
to hold in abhorrence  
2> _.   ;
_Ex:
to feel abhorrence of lies   
3> -.,  ;
_Ex:
flattery is my abhorrence   ; 
 

abhorrent
1>  , ; , ,
;
_Ex:
abhorrent deed  ;
_Ex:
lying is abhorrent to an honest man   

2> (to) ; ;
_Ex:
abhorrent to reason  ;
_Ex:
cruelty is abhorrent to love    
3> (of)  ,   -.;
_Ex:
to be abhorrent of excess  

abidance
1> ; ;
_Ex:
abidance by rules  
2> _. , 

abide
1> , ;
_Ex:
I cannot abide him    ;
_Ex:
how can you abide such behaviour?    
 ?
_Ex:
I cannot abide to see such cruelty     
 ;
_Ex:
I cannot abide such incompetence      
 
2> _. _. , 
3> , , ;
_Ex:
to abide in a place   -. 
4> , ; ;
_Ex:
to abide a vigorous onslaught   ;
_Ex:
to abide terrors which other people shrank from encountering
 ,     
5> _. _. , ;
_Ex:
to abide one's time   ;
_Ex:
to abide one's fate    ;
_Ex:
to abide the verdict of the junges   

6> (by)  , ;
_Ex:
to abide by smth.   -.;
_Ex:
to abide by one's promises  ;
_Ex:
I abide by what I said    ,  ;
_Ex:
to abide by a friend      
7> (by)  -.,  -.;  
  -.;  -.;
_Ex:
to abide by the terms  ;
_Ex:
to abide by a peaceful policy  
;
_Ex:
to abide by the umpire's decision   
()
8>  -.  ;   -.;
_Ex:
you'll have to abide by the consequences   
  

abiding
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
abiding friendship  ;
_Ex:
abiding faith  ;
_Ex:
the abiding classics of literature  ,
   ;
_Ex:
an old sailor's abiding love of the sea  
   

abiding-place
1> _. , 

abietene
1> _. ,  

abigail
1> (.) _. 
2> _. , , 

ability
1> , ;
_Ex:
ability to walk  ;
_Ex:
a child's ability to learn  
2> , ; , ;
_Ex:
ability test _.  ;
_Ex:
ability factor _.  ;
_Ex:
a man of ability    ;
_Ex:
ability to write well  ;
_Ex:
ability to think clearly   ;
_Ex:
ability in doing smth.   -. ;
_Ex:
to treat smth. with ability    -.;
_Ex:
to the best of one's ability   
3> ; ; , ;
_Ex:
ability for music  ;
_Ex:
to be possessed of great ability  ;
_Ex:
composing music is beyond his abilities   
 
4> _. 
5> _. , 

abintestate
1> _.   

abiocoen
1> _.  , 

abiogenesis
1> _. ,    


abiogenist
1>   ,   
 

abiogenous
1> _. 

abiogeny
1> _. ,    


abiosis
1> _. ,     

abiotic
1> _. ; 
2> _. 

abiotrophy
1> _. 

abirritant
1> _. ,  
2> _. ,  

abirritate
1> _.  

abject
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
abject fear  ;
_Ex:
abject flatterer  ;
_Ex:
abject coward  ;
_Ex:
abject liar  
2> ,    ;
_Ex:
to live in abject poverty    ;
_Ex:
abject heirs  
3> ;
_Ex:
abject apology  

abjection
1> , 
2> , 

abjective
1> _. ;
_Ex:
abjective influence  
2> , 

abjuration
1> ; ;
_Ex:
oath of abjuration _.    

2> 

abjure
1> ;
_Ex:
to abjure one's religion    ;
_Ex:
to abjure one's errors    ;
_Ex:
to abjure allegiance _.    

2> , ;
_Ex:
to abjure new ideas   
3> , ;
_Ex:
to abjure a claim     
4> _.   

abjurer, abjuror
1> , ; 

ablactate
1> _.   

ablactation
1> _.   ;   
2> _.  ,  
3> _. ,  

ablare
1> ; , 

ablastemic
1> _. 

ablastous
1> _. ,   

ablate
1> _. _. , ; 
2> _. _.  
3> _. _.      
4> _.    ,  

ablating
1> _. _. 

ablation
1> _. ; 
2> _. _. ,     ;
_Ex:
ablation shield  
3> _. ,   ;
_Ex:
ablation moraine  

ablatitious
1> _. , ;
_Ex:
ablatitious force _. ,   
 

ablative
1> ; ,  ; 
;
_Ex:
ablative absolute  
2>   ,     
3> ; ; 
4> _. ;
_Ex:
ablative nose-cone   

ablatively cooled
1> _. _.  

ablator
1> _.    
2> _. ,  

ablaut
1> 

ablaze
1> , ;
_Ex:
to be ablaze ;
_Ex:
to set smth. ablaze  -.
2> (with) , ; ;
_Ex:
ablaze with lights  ;
_Ex:
his face was ablaze with excitement    

3> (with) , ; ;
_Ex:
ablaze with anger  ;
_Ex:
ablaze with indignation  
4>  ,  ;
_Ex:
the forest was set ablaze by lightning    

able
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
to be able to... ...,   ...;
_Ex:
the baby is able to walk already    ;
_Ex:
as I had money I was able to help her    ,
     ;
_Ex:
shall you be able to come?   ?;
_Ex:
you are better able to do it than I am    
,   ;
_Ex:
able to pay ;
_Ex:
as one is able   
2> , ; ;
_Ex:
he is old but still quite able  ,   ;
_Ex:
able to perform military service    
3> , ;
_Ex:
able actor  ;
_Ex:
able speech  ;
_Ex:
he is the most able man I know    
 ,   
4> , , ;
_Ex:
able lawyer  ;
_Ex:
able direction  
5> _. , ;
_Ex:
able in mind   
6> _.    
_Id:
able rating _.   

able-bodied
1> , ,    ;
_Ex:
able-bodied seaman 
2> _. 

able-minded
1> , 

ablegate
1>  ( )

ablen
1> _.  (Alburnus alburnus)

ablepsia
1> _. 

ablet
1> _.  (Alburnus alburnus)

ablins
1> _.  , 

abloom
1> , ;
_Ex:
parks abloom with roses    

abluent
1> _. , 
2>    ; 

ablush
1> _.  ; , ,  
2> ; , 

abluted
1> _. ;  

ablution
1> ;
_Ex:
to perform one's ablutions  
2> ; ; 
3>      
4> _. _. - 

ablutionary
1>   ,   . .

ably
1> , , 
2> ; 
3> , 

abmodality
1> _. ,   

Abnaki
1> ,   
2> -
3>   

abnegate
1> _.    -.
2> _.   ,   . .;
_Ex:
to abnegate one's powers    
3> _. , ; ;
_Ex:
to abnegate one's faith    

abnegation
1> _. ; 
2> _.   ,   . .
3> _. 
4> _. 

abnodate
1> _.  

abnormal
1> ; ;   ;
_Ex:
abnormal children   ;
_Ex:
abnormal psychology ;
_Ex:
abnormal law _.   , 
 ,       
2> ,   ;
_Ex:
abnormal profits  
3>    ;
_Ex:
an abnormal amount of rain    

abnormalcy
1> 
2> 

abnormality
1> 
2> 

abnormalize
1>  ,  
2>     ; ,


abnormity
1> 
2> 
3> ; -. ,  

Abo
1> _. _. 

aboard
1>   ,   . .;
_Ex:
welcome aboard!      !
2>   ,   . .;
_Ex:
to get aboard   ,    . .;
_Ex:
to take goods aboard    ;
_Ex:
all aboard!  !  !
3> ;
_Ex:
to keep the land aboard   ;
_Ex:
to be hard aboard     ;
_Ex:
to fall aboard , ;   
4>   ,   . .;
_Ex:
to go aboard a ship   
5>  ;
_Ex:
aboard the train _.  ;
_Ex:
aboard a camel  
6> ;
_Ex:
hard aboard the shore  ;
_Ex:
to lay aboard the enemy    
_Id:
to come aboard _. ;  ;
_Id:
when I got aboard the space program    
   
7> _. ; ;
_Ex:
to make one's aboard with one's parents-in-law 
    
8> , 
9> ,  ;
_Ex:
of no fixed aboard   
10> _p.  _p-p.  abide

aboideau
1> _.  
2> _. , 

aboil
1> _. , , 
2> , ; ;
_Ex:
aboil with indignation  ;
_Ex:
the meeting was aboil with controversy   
 

aboiteau
1> _.  
2> _. , 

abolish
1> , ;  ;
_Ex:
to abolish slavery  ;
_Ex:
to abolish taxes  
2> , 

abolishment
1> , 
2> , 

abolition
1> ; ;
_Ex:
the abolition of capital punishment   
2> , ; ;
_Ex:
the abolition of disease   ; ;
_Ex:
abolition of smallpox  
3> _. _. ,    
4> _.   

abolitionary
1> _. _. 
2> _. 

abolitionism
1> _. _. ,    

abolitionist
1>  , 
2> _. _. ,  

abolitionize
1> _. _.  

abolution
1> _. ; 
2> ;   , , 
3> _.  ;
_Ex:
general abolution   
4> ;
_Ex:
abolution from sins   

abomasum
1> _. 

abomasus
1> _. 

abominable
1> , ;
_Ex:
abominable crime  
2> , ; ;
_Ex:
abominable weather  ;
_Ex:
abominable dinner  

Abominable Snowman
1>  , 

abominate
1>  , ;
_Ex:
players abominate unfairness in an umpire  
   ;
_Ex:
I abominate liars  

abomination
1> , ;
_Ex:
to hold in abomination  
2> ;  , , 
3> _-. ; -.  , 
 . .;
_Ex:
this coffee is an abomination    

abonnement
1> _. ;   -.

aboon
1> ; ; ;
;
_Ex:
the aboon will show...   
, ...;
_Ex:
to refer to the aboon    
2>   ,  ,  ;
 ;
_Ex:
the aboon will all stand trial    
  
3> ;
_Ex:
a voice from aboon  
_Ex:
order from aboon  
4> , ;
_Ex:
truly a gift from aboon   
5> ; ;   . .;

aboriginal
1> ,  ; 
2>  
3> , , ;
_Ex:
aboriginal customs   ;
_Ex:
Indians are aboriginal Americans   -
 

aborigine
1> , ;   
2>  
3>     

