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• a


• abacus
  (noun) - an object used to count objects and perform simple math;
  often made of a frame with parallel rods, with each rod holding movable beads


• abecedarian
  (noun) - a beginner; someone lacking experience


• abhor


• ability
  (noun) - the possibility of action


• able
  (adjective) - to have the possibiity of action


• accept
• acquire
• acrobat


• add
  (verb) - to place more of an object


• addition
  (noun) - the process of adding


• address
• aether
• affect
• affluent


• age
  (noun) - a measurement of how long someone/something has existed


• agility
• agrarian
• agriculture
• ahead


• aim
  (verb)
  1. to project attention towards something
  2. to point a ranged weapon towards a target
  (noun) - to have something in mind; to have something as a goal


• all
• allusion
• ambulance
• an
• anger
• angry
• another
• any
• anyhow
• anyone


• anything
  (noun) - any thing possible, any possible object of reference; can be used
  to refer to something within a finite group of objects


• anywhere
  (noun) - any place possible; can be used to describe a place within a finite
  set of possible places


• apocalypse
• apocalyptic
• apple
• article
• asexual


• ask
  (verb)
  1. to question: "May I ask what's in this soup?"
  2. to make a request for: "Ask your parents for help with this project."


• asset


• assist
  (verb) - to help; to provide effort to someone for achieving something


• assistance
  (noun) - help; the provision of effort from another person/entity


• assure
• at
• atlas
• atom


• atomic
  (adjective) - relating to atoms


• atone
  (verb) - to make up for; to make up for past injury or harm


• automatic
  (adjective) - to be done without human intervention and/or assistance
  see also: assistance


• aviation
• awe


• awful
  (adjective) - significantly bad


• axe