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aban		"to summon, to proclaim"
abare		"to lay bare; to disclose"
abear		"to bear or behave"
abearing		"bearing; behavior"
abearingly		"bearable"
abeat		"to beat"
abid		"to ask for; to pray for"
abite		"to bite in pieces"
ablan		past tense of ablin
ablast		"to blast upon"
ablin		"to cease, to leave off; to desist"
ablinningness		"cessation"
ablend		"to make blind"
ablind		"to grow blind"
ablow		"to blow up"
ablun or ablunen		past participle of ablin
abow		"to bow, to bend"
abraid		"to move quickly, to spring up, to awake"
aburst		"to burst out"
abusy		"to busy, to occupy"
abusying		"occupation"
abuy		"to pay for; to atone for"
acarve		"to cut off"
accurse		"to put a curse on"
achen		strong past participle of ache (like shaken)
acknow		"to acknowledge"
acome		"to come to; to endure"
acomingly		"tolerable; possible"
acomingliness		"possiblity"
acraft		"to devise"
acrechurl		"a rustic, ploughman, farmer"
acreman		"a farmer"
acremeal		"acre by acre; by acres"
acretining		"an acre's fencing or enclosure"
acresplot		"an acre"
acunning		"experience, trial"
adaw		"to dawn; to awake"
aday		"at day"
adays		"at day"
addle		"mud, dirt, filthy place"
addleseath		"sewer, sink"
adead		"to deaden"
adeal		"to deal out, to divide"
adeave		"to deafen"
adelve		"to delve"
adight		"to ordain, to dispose"
ado		"to do away"
adown		"down; downwards"
adread		"to dread"
adreadingly		"terrible"
adreeze		"to fall to pieces, to decline, to vanish, to fail"
adrive		"to drive away"
adrorn		past participle of adreeze
adroze		past tense of adreeze
adumb		"to become dumb"
afall		"to fall down"
afand		"to prove"
afandingly		"proveable"
afasten		"to make firm"
afastlo		"certainly!"
afear		"to frighten"
afeed		"to feed"
afile		"to make foul, to befoul"
afleam		"to put to flight"
afleshness		"incarnation"
afore		"before"
aforn		"before"
afoul		"to become foul"
Africanish		"African"
afright		"to be frightened"
aft		"from behind"
aftercomer		"later comer"
afterdeal		"disadvantage"
aftereld		"advanced age"
afterend		"latter end"
afterfollow		"follow after"
afterfollower		"follower"
afterfollowingness		"succession"
aftmost		"last, hindmost"
aftward		"behind"
againchar		"return"
againcome		"return"
againflowing		"flowing back and forth"
againfold		"to fold or roll back"
againrising		"resurrection"
againward		"going back"
againwardly		"adversative"
agame		"in jest"
aghast		"to terrify"
agin		"to begin"
aginningly		"inchoative"
agive		"to give up or back"
ago		"to go away"
agone		"gone away; ago"
agrief		"in grief"
agrise		"to be afraid"
agrisen		past participle of agrise
agrose		past tense of agrise
aguilt		"to be in fault"
aheight		"aloft"
ahigh		"on high"
aise		"awe; terror"
aise		"to frighten"
aiseful		"fearful"
aisely		"terrible"
aising		"terror"
aith		"harrow"
aith		"to harrow"
aither		"harrower"
aiwhat		"anything"
aiwhere		"everywhere"
aiwhence		"from all parts, everywhere"
aiwhich		"each, every"
aiwhither		"in all direction"
aiwho		"each one, everyone"
aiwhose		"altogether, in every way, entirely"
aken		"to bring forth"
akennend		"parent"
akenning		"birth"
akenningly		"native"
akithe		"to show or reveal; to declare"
alame		"to grow lame"
alder		"chief; life, age"
alder-		"of all"
alderapostle		"chief apostle"
alderbane		"life-destroyer"
alderbest		"best of all"
alderbishop		"archbishop"
alderbold		"palace, mansion"
alderborough		"metropolis"
aldercare		"great sorrow"
alderdevil		"archdevil"
alderdom		"power, authority"
alderfairest		"fairest of all"
alderfirst		"first of all"
alderfrea		"lord, chief"
alderlast		"last of all"
alderleast		"least of all"
alderless		"lordless; lifeless"
alderliefest		"dearest of all"
alderliness		"authority"
alderlong		"lifelong, eternal"
alderly		"chief, authoritative"
aldermost		"most of all"
aldernext		"next of all"
aldership		"seniority, headship"
alderthane		"chief thane"
alderwisest		"wisest of all"
alderworst		"worst of all"
aleam		"to illumine"
aleave		"to allow"
alecleave		"ale-cellar"
aleese		"to release or redeem"
aleesend		"releaser, redeemer"
aleesedness		"release, redemption"
aleeseness		"release, redemption"
aleesing		"release, redemption"
alength		"at full length; lengthwise"
alight		"to enlighten"
alighting		"illumination"
alikeness		"image; statue"
alimp		"to happen"
allbeliefly		"universally believed; catholic"
allgodweb		"allsilk-cloth"
allgodwebben		"allsilken"
allkin		"of every kind"
allkind		"of every kind"
allmight		"omnipotence"
alls		"entirely"
allskins		"of every kind"
allutterly		"entirely"
allwoldend		"allruling-one; God"
ally		"of all, universal; catholic"
amar		"to mar"
ambight		"service; servant"
ambightthane		"servant"
amorrow		"in the morning"
andet		"to confess"
anether		"to lower; to humiliate"
anew		"to renew"
anfang		"acceptance"
anget		"intellect"
angetful		"intelligent"
angetness		"understanding"
angin		"beginning"
angmoodness		"sorrow"
angsome		"hard"
angsomeness		"hardship, anxiety"
anight		"at night"
anlit		"face"
anon		"at once"
anonrights		"immediatly"
anseen		"face"
anward		"present"
anwardness		"presence"
appleber		"applebearing"
appled		"round like an apple"
applehoard		"stock of apples"
applekin		"kind of apple"
appletown		"pomarium"
aqueal		"to die, to perish"
aqueath		"to say or speak out; to resound"
aquell		"to kill"
aquench		"to quench"
aquern		"squirrel"
aquetch		"to make move or shake; to move or shake"
aquick		"to quicken, to become alive"
aquine		"to diminish"
aquinen		past participle of aquine
aquink		"to vanish, to be extinguished or eclipsed"
aquone		past tense of aquine
Arabish		"Arabian"
ard		"region"
ard		"to dwell"
ardfast		"settled, abiding"
ardingly		"habitable"
ardingstow		"dwelling-place"
aread		"to stipulate; to interpret"
areadness		"stipulation"
arear		"to rear up"
ared		"to save"
aredding		"salvation"
aright		"rightly"
arime		"to count"
arine		"to touch"
arinen		past participle of arine
arist		"resurrection"
aristhight		"hope of resurrection"
arm		"poor"
armbye		"bracelet"
armedder		"brachial vein"
armgreat		"as thick as an arm"
armheart		"tender-hearted"
armheartness		"compassion"
arming		"poor person; wretch"
armshank		"armbone"
armstrong		"strong of arm"
armswith		"strong of arm"
armth		"poverty"
arn		"building" (other spelling ern)
arood		"on the rood"
arone		past tense of arine
arow		"in a row"
arseling or arselings		"backwards"
arsetharm		"the lower bowel"
arsethirl		"arse-passage; anus"
arveth		"difficulty"
arvethfind		"difficult to find"
arvethheld		"difficult to hold"
arvethtell		"difficult to count"
arvethwin		"difficult to win"
asake		"to deny, to renounce"
asear		"to grow sear"
aseek		"to seek out"
aseekingly		"seekable"
asench		"to make sink"
aset		"to set, to appoint"
ashame		"to feel shame"
ashbore		"spearbearer"
ashearingly		"disjunctive"
ashort		"to become short"
ashun		"to shun"
asilk		"to slacken"
asink		"to sink down"
asker		"questioner; plaintiff"
aslake		"to become slack"
aslakingly		"remissive"
aspring		"to spring up"
astel		"bookmark"
astell		"to set, to establish"
astench		"to annoy with stench"
astie		"to go; to ascend" (other spelling asty)
astien		past participle of astie
astir		"to stir up"
astirring		"motion"
astoe		past tense of astie
astretch		"to stretch out"
asty		"to go; to ascend" (other spelling astie)
astying		"ascension"
asunder		"to seperate"
asundering		"division"
aswelt		"to faint, to die"
aswike		"to abandon, to betray, to decieve"
atbe		"to be present"
atbraid		"to take away"
atbraidingly		"ablative"
ateke		"addition"
atell		"to tell, to narrate"
atend		"to set on fire; to kindle"
atew		"to reveal"
atewingly		"indicative"
atewness		"revelation"
atfang		"to seize at"
atflee		"to flee away"
atfore		"before"
atgather		"together"
athel		"noble"
athel		"to dignify, to honour"
athelkind		"nobleborn"
athelkindness		"nobleness"
atheling		"prince"
Athenish		"Athenian"
athester		"to become dark"
athind		"behind"
athink		"to displease"
athirst		"to suffer from thirst"
athold		"to retain"
athreet		"to tire"
athrism		"to suffocate"
atight		"to entice"
atire		"to become exhausted"
atiringly		"exhaustable"
atlout		"to hide oneself"
atnext		"at last"
atreach		"to reach at; to snatch away"
atread		"to advise"
atright		"right at hand"
atrights		"almost, nearly"
atrin		"touch"
atrine		"to touch at"
atrinen		past participle of atrine
atrone		past tense of atrine
atsake		"to to deny, to renounce"
atsparn		strong past tense of atspurn
atspornen		strong past participle of atspurn
atspring		"to spring up"
atspurn		"to dash the foot against"
atstand		"to stand at hand"
atstart		"to start away"
atter		"poison'
atter		"to poison"
atterber		"poisionous"
attercop		"spider"
attercraft		"skill of poisoning"
atterly		"poisonous"
attern		"poisonous"
attery		"poisonous"
attle		"terrible"
atwain		"in two; asunder"
atween		"between"
atwist		"presence"
atwite		"to reproach"
atwitten		past participle of atwite
atwixt		"betwixt, among"
atwo		"in two"
atwote		past tense of atwite
aught		"anything"
awaycome		"to come away"
awaygo		"to go away"
awayward		"going away"
aweed		"to rave, to be mad"
aweigh		"to bear up"
awield		"to govern"
awend		"to turn; to change; to translate"
awendingly		"changeable"
awendingliness		"changeableness"
awhape		"to strike, to confound"
awhaped		"amazed"
awheen		"to vex"
awoo		"to woo"
awork		"at work"
awough		"crookedly"
awrite		"to write down"
awrothe		"to become wroth"
axle		"shoulder"
axlecloth		"scapular"
axlispann		"place where the two beams of a cross intersect"
axlistall		"shoulder-companion"

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