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11('1', not;-to.be, tOb, bull;-bl1;-poi'md;-thin, Tuis,
All1nity, M-nn'e-tl:. 8. relation to, del' to marriage: 'V. n. to put conn.
conr{t,:xion with.
dence in.
To Affirm, :l.f'ferm'. 'V. 71. to declare: Afield, a-feeld'. ad. to the field.
'D. a. to ratify.
Affirmable, i'tf-fer'm:l.-bI. a. that
Aflat,:I.-fIilt'. ad. level with the ground,
Afloat, :I.-f1ote'. ad. floating.
which may be affirmed. [ation. Atoot, a-fitt'. ad. on foot.
Affirmance, M·fer'm:l.nse. 8. confirm-'\.fore, :I..fore'. prep. before.
Affirmant, :l.[.fer'm:l.nt. 8. the person Afore, a.fore'. ad. in time past, first
that affirms.
in the wav.
Affirmation, ,af..fer-ma'shl1n. 8. the A foregoing; a-fore'gb..ing. p. a. go..
act of affirming or declaring. ing hefore.
Affirmative, M'fer'mil-tlv. a. 0Ppo- '\.forehand, iI-fore'hiind. ad. hy a presed
to negative. vious pro.Yision. A 1 ,.. z
Affirmatively, af.fer'ma-tlv-Ie. ad. \forementlOued, a-fore men-shund.
not negativel}-.
a. mentioned before.
To Affix, af-f1ks'. "D. a. to subjoin. -\forenamed, a-fore'na-mE:d. a. na..
Affix, M'flks. 8. a particle.
med before.
Affixion, af-fiks'shi'lIl. 8. the act Aforesaid, iI-fore'sade. a. said hefore.
affixing. [upon. Aforetime, iI-fore'time. ad. in time
Aillation, af-fI!I'shi'm. 8. a breathing past.
Afflatus, :l.f-fl!t't6.s. 8. a blast of wind. Afraid,:I..frade'.p. a. strnck with fem"
To Afflict, af-fIlkt'. 't•. a. to grieve. Afresb, a-fr~sh'. ad. anew.
Afflictedness, ilf-fIik'ti?d-nes. 8. grief. Afront, :I.-fri'mt'. ad. in front.
Afflicter,af-f!ik'tD.r. 8. the person that After, ilf'tfll'. prep. behind, posterior
afflicts.
in time, accQL'ding to.
Affliction, af-f11k'sh{m. 8. calamity. '\.fte,·, af'tii;. a,d. ~uc,ceeding. .
Afflictive, af-flik'tiv. a. tormenting. Afterages, af'tur-a-Jez. 8. succeedIng
Affluence, af'fhl·ense. Sol b) times.
Affluency, i\f'f1,'".en-se. 5 exu er·: Uternll, anD.r-all. ad. Rt last, in fine.
anee of riches. Afterclap, af'tllr-kHtp. 8. an unex..
Affluent, af'f1 fi·ent. a. wealthy. pected subsequent eyent.
Amnx, M'f1D.ks. 8. the act offlowing. Aftercost,M'tClr-k6st. 8. the expense
To ~fford,af-ford'. 'D. a. to grant any' incurred after the original plan iii
tlung; to be able to hear e"penses. I executed: [vest.
70 Afl't-anchise, ,it~[r:l.n'tshlz. 'D. a. I' Aftercrop, af'tCtr-krOp.8. second harto
make free.
Aftergarne, af'tfir-gIune.ls. methods
Affrancbisement, af-[ran'tshlz·IDEmt. taken after the first tnrn of affairs.
.s. manumission.
Afternoon, af'tfir-noon'. s. the latter
To Affray, M-fril'. 'V. a. to fright. half of the day.
Affi-ay, M.fril'. 8. a publick skirmish. Afterthought, :If'tD.r-thitwt. 8.reflec_
Affriction, it[·fl'ik'shi'lll. 8. tile act of tionsJl.fter the act.
rubbing.
Aftertimes, af'tD.r-t1mez.8. succeed.
70 Affright, af.frite'. 'V. a. to terrif\'. Ii ing times. [c€euing timp.
Affright, af.frlte'. 8. terronr. " Afterward, af'tD.r-w'ml. ad. in snc.
To Affront, ar.friint'. 'D a. to offend: Again, a-gEm'. ad. once more, on the
avowedly. I other hand. [to.
Affront, af-friint'. 8. an insult. II Against, il-genst'. prep. in opposition
Affronter, ar·friin'to.r. 8. the person Agape, ;l-gfip'. ad. stm·jng.
that afrro~ts'l , Agast, a.gast'. a. struck with terrour
To Affuse, af-fuze . 'D. a. to pour one or amazement.
thi~g; upon l~no\her. [fusing. Agate, ag'a~. 8; a preciOlls stone.
AlfnslOn, M-fu zhnn. 8. the act ofaf· To Agaze, a-gaze'. 'V. a. to strike
To Affr. aHf. '';. a. to betroth ill or· with ama~emellt.