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1.      abash

to disconcert, destroy self possession, ashamed or uneasy

1.      abate

TO end; to notify; reduce or moderate; to omit; to deprive to decrease in force or intensity

aberrant

atypical; abnormal; a deviation straying from the normal way

 abeyance

a period of temporary inactivity a lapse in succession during which no one holds the title

abode

A home; where someone lives

1.      abominable

Extremely unpleasant; horrible

 abrogate

to end or cancel something (a law, rule, agreement)

abstemious

Not indulging too much; self disciplined, esp. with food or drink

abstruse

hard to understand; complicated

accolade

an award, honor, or special praise

accommodation

a place to stay; also making adjustments to help someone

acquiesce

To give in or agree without protest

acquit

to declare someone not guilty in a court

acrimonious

bitter angry or harsh in tone

acronym

a word formed from the first letters of other words (NASA)

acrophobia.       

Fear of heights

  acumen

Sharp intelligence; good judgment

adage

A wise, traditional saying (look before you leap)

adder

a type of snake sometimes any venomous snake

adept

very skilled; good at something

  adjudication

a formal judgment or decision (usually legal)

1.      adjure

to urge or command someone seriously.

admissible

allowed, especially as evidence in court

1.      adroit

skillful and clever

adulated

excessively praised or admired.

adulterated

made impure by adding something inferior

advert

to refer to or mention.

1.      advocate

verb) to support; (noun) someone who supports a cause

adverse

Harmful; unfavorable.

aeolian

Related to wind; caused by wind.

affable

Friendly, easy to talk to.

affectation

Fake behavior meant to impress

aficionado

A passionate fan or expert.

affinity

A natural liking or connection

affront

An insult or offense.

aggregation

A group or collection of things.

aide

A helper or assistant

allege

To claim something is true without proof yet.

allegedly

Supposedly; claimed without proof.

alleviate

To make something less severe (pain, stress)

allude

To hint at something without saying it directly.

.  alopecia

Hair loss

altercate

To argue or quarrel.

aloof

Emotionally distant; not friendly.

altruistic

Selfless; caring about others.

ambivalent

Having mixed feelings.

ambulatory

Able to walk, related to walking

.  ameliorate

To improve or make better.

amenable

Willing to cooperate or agree.

amiable

Pleasant and friendly.

amicable

Peaceful and friendly (usually between groups/ people)

amiss

Wrong; not quite right

amity

Friendship; peaceful relations

anachronism

Something out of its proper time.

analogous

Comparable; similar in some way.

anarchistic

Opposing government or authority

anathema

Something or someone strongly disliked or hated.

ancillary

Providing support; secondary

animate

To bring to life; full of life.

anomaly

Something unusual or out of the ordinary.

antecedents

Things that came before; someone’s past.

antithesis

The exact opposite

antipodal

Opposite sides of something (literally or figuratively).

antonym

Opposite word (hot/cold)

apathetic

Not caring; showing little emotion.

apocryphal

Of doubtful truth; likely fake.

        appareled

Dressed or clothed.

appreciable

A short, clever saying with truth.

aphorism

A sort, clever saying with truth.

ardent

Passionate and enthusiastic.

arguably

Possibly; can be argued.

argument

A claim supported by reasons.

aristocracy

The highest social class; nobles, elite.

.  arrogant

Overly proud; thinking you’re better than others.

artifice

Clever trick or deception

ascendancy

Controlling influence; dominance.

ascetic

Practicing strict self-discipline; avoiding pleasure

ascribe

To attribute something to a cause.

askew

Crooked not straight

aspersion

A false or damaging remark

asportation

The act of carrying something away (usually theft)

assiduous

Hardworking and persistent.

assuage

To calm, ease, or relieve something.

asymmetrical

Not the same on both sides uneven

attorneys

lawyers

atrophy

To waste away (muscle, skills)

attire

clothing

attrition

A gradual reduction or weakening.

atypical

Not normal; unusual

audacious

Bold, daring, or risky.

augment

To increase or add to.

auxiliary

Providing extra help or support.

avaricious

Extremely greedy.

averse

Strongly against something.

avert

To turn away or prevent something.

axiomatic

Obviously true; taken for granted.

azure

Bright blue

bagatelle

Something unimportant or trivial.

        baleful

Threatening; harmful

bellicose

Aggressive; wanting to fight.