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abashing (adj.)
abeyance (noun)
abashment (noun)
abhor (tr. v.)
abate (tr. v.)
abhored (adj.)
abated (adj.)
abhorrence (noun)
abatement (adj.)
abhorrent (adj.)
abbacy (noun)
abhorring (noun)
abbess (noun)
abide (adj.)
abbey (noun)
abide (intr. v.)
abbot (noun)
abiding (adj.)
abbreviate (tr. v.)
ability (noun)
abbreviation (noun)
Abingdon (noun)
abdicate (tr. v.)
abject (adj.)
abdicated (adj.)
abjection (noun)
abdication (noun)
abjectly (adv.)
abdomen (noun)
abjectness (noun)
abduct (tr. v.)
abjudicate (tr. v.)
abduction (noun)
abjuration (noun)
Aberdeen (noun)
abjure (tr. v.)
Abergavenny (noun)
abjured (adj.)
aberration (noun)
ablaqueation (noun)
Aberystwyth (noun)
ablative (noun)
abet (tr. v.)
ablaze (adj.)
abetted (adj.)
able (adj.)
abetting (noun)
able-bodied (adj.)
abettor (noun)
ablegate (tr. v.)
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