A Flashcards
(21 cards)
abide
put up with, tolerate, await
abjure
renounce, turn away from
abroad
in the open, at large
adamant
diamond, or (more generally) any very hard substance
afield
away, especially from home
aforetime
in earlier times
aghast
terrified, amazed
agin
a dialect word meaning “against”, “next to”
alms-guest
one given shelter as an act of charity
aloof
(of a person) distant, uninvolved
amiss
not as things should be
anon
soon; ever and anon often
apace
quickly
argent
silver, especially in heraldry
arrassed
covered with arras (rich figured tapestry)
askance
with an attitude or look of suspicion or disapproval
assuage
soften, lessen, soothe
astonied
stunned, astonished
attercop
a spider, also meaning a peevish or ill-natured person
aught
anything
aumbry
a small recess or cupboard in the wall