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Q:J Y:l.me, flir, ff,lI, fat;-me, m~tr-plne,pin;-nb, mi'i\'e,
Age, :l.je. 8. any pe~iod of time at- Aghast,a.gast'. a. astonished,terrified.
tributed to something as the whole A~le, i\j'i1..'~;, ni~ble, active.
or part of its duration. Ag,leness, aJ II·nes. 8. l t"t
.\ged, I"jed. a. old, stricken in years. Agility, a.jll'e-te. 5 ac m y.
Agedly, It'jM-le. ad. after the man- Agitable, aj'e-ta-bl. 8. that which may
ner of an aged person. be put in motion. [motion.
.t\gency, II)(''O-se. 8. business perform- To Agitate, aj'e-t:l.te. 'V. a. to put in
eel by an agent.
Agitation, aj-e-ta'shun. 8. the act of
Agent, lI'jent. a. that which acts. moving any thing. [motion.
Agent, a'jent. 8. a substitute, deput)-.
Aggeneration, ad-jEm-nur-tt'shun. 8.
Agitative, aj-e-tll't1.v. a. producing
Agitator, aj e-ta-t-&r. 8. he who man"
the state ofgrowingto auothcr body. ages aIfairs.
To Aggerate, M'jiir-ate. 'V. a. to Agnail, ag'nllie. 8. a whitlow.
heap u\,_ • 4", Agnation,ag.na'shi'm.•. dcscent from
,To Agglomeratc, ag-glom rour·atc. the same father, in a direct male
"D. a,.to gatJ;cr up i~ a",ball.
Ago-lutmants,ag-glu'te-nantz. 8. those
lil~e: ~ !! 2. eluent.
Agmllon, ag-Illsh'un. 8. acknowledgl:edicines
which have the power of 1 1 0 Agnize, ag.nize'.1". a. to acknowuniting
pal'ts together.
ledge.
To Agglutinate, ag-glu'te-nlLte.. 'V. n. Agnoroination, ag-nOm.m~ ..nlt'sh-&n ..
to unite one port to onother. •. allusion of One word to another
Agglutination, ag-ghl·te-nil.'shiin. s. by sound.
union, cohesion.
Ago, a-go', ad. past; as, long agfJ.
To Aggrandize, tlg'gr~n-ulze.'0. a. to Agop, a.g/j~"'1.ad. stron.g:y e~cited ..
make grca;t.
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