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acidophil (adjective) acidophil
acidophilic (adjective) ac·i·do·phil·ic
acidophilus (noun) ac·i·doph·i·lus
acidosis (noun) ac·i·do·sis
acidotic (adjective) ac·i·dot·ic
acidulate (verb) acid·u·late
acidulation (noun) acid·u·la·tion
acidulent (adjective) acid·u·lent
acidulous (adjective) acid·u·lous
acidy (adjective) ac·idy
acinar (adjective) ac·i·nar
acinous (adjective) ac·i·nous
acinus (noun) ac·i·nus
ack-ack (noun) ack-ack
ackee (noun) ackee
acknowledge (verb) ac·knowl·edge
acknowledged (adjective) ac·knowl·edged
acknowledgedly (adverb) ac·knowl·edged·ly
acknowledgement (noun) ac·knowl·edge·ment
acknowledgment (noun) ac·knowl·edg·ment
ACL (noun) ACL
acme (noun) ac·me
Acmeism (noun) Ac·me·ism
Acmeist (noun) Ac·me·ist
Acmeist (adjective) Ac·me·ist
acne (noun) ac·ne
acned (adjective) ac·ned
acock (adjective) acock
acock (adverb) acock
acoelomate (noun) acoe·lo·mate
acoelomate (adjective) acoelomate
acold (adjective) acold
acolyte (noun) ac·o·lyte
aconite (noun) ac·o·nite
aconitine (noun) a·con·i·tine
acorn (noun) acorn
acotyledon (noun) a·cot·y·le·don
acotyledonous (adjective) a·cot·y·le·don·ous
acoustic (adjective) acous·tic
acoustic (noun) a·cous·tic
acoustical (adjective) a·cous·ti·cal
acoustically (adverb) acous·ti·cal·ly
acoustician (noun) ac·ous·ti·cian
acoustics (noun) acous·tics
acquaint (verb) ac·quaint
acquaintance (noun) ac·quain·tance
acquaintanceship (noun) ac·quain·tance·ship
acquiesce (verb) ac·qui·esce
acquiescence (noun) ac·qui·es·cence
acquiescent (adjective) ac·qui·es·cent
acquiescently (adverb) ac·qui·es·cent·ly
acquirable (adjective) ac·quir·able
acquire (verb) ac·quire
acquiree (noun) ac·quir·ee
acquirement (noun) ac·quire·ment
acquirer (noun) ac·quir·er
acquisition (noun) ac·qui·si·tion
acquisitional (adjective) ac·qui·si·tion·al
acquisitive (adjective) ac·quis·i·tive
acquisitively (adverb) ac·quis·i·tive·ly
acquisitiveness (noun) ac·quis·i·tive·ness
acquisitor (noun) ac·quis·i·tor
acquit (verb) ac·quit
acquittal (noun) ac·quit·tal
acquittance (noun) ac·quit·tance
acquitter (noun) ac·quit·ter
acrasia (noun) a·cra·sia
acre (noun) acre
acre-foot (noun) a·cre-foot
acreage (noun) acre·age
acred (adjective) a·cred
acrid (adjective) ac·rid
acridine (noun) ac·ri·dine
acridity (noun) acrid·i·ty
acridly (adverb) ac·rid·ly
acridness (noun) ac·rid·ness
acriflavine (noun) ac·ri·fla·vine
Acrilan (noun) Ac·ri·lan
acrimonious (adjective) ac·ri·mo·ni·ous
acrimoniously (adverb) ac·ri·mo·ni·ous·ly
acrimoniousness (noun) ac·ri·mo·ni·ous·ness
acrimony (noun) ac·ri·mo·ny
acritarch (noun) ac·ri·tarch
acrobat (noun) ac·ro·bat
acrobatic (adjective) ac·ro·bat·ic
acrobatically (adverb) ac·ro·bat·i·cal·ly
acrobatics (noun) ac·ro·bat·ics
acrocentric (adjective) ac·ro·cen·tric
acrocentric (noun) acrocentric
acrocyanosis (noun) ac·ro·cy·a·no·sis
acrolect (noun) ac·ro·lect
acrolectal (adjective) ac·ro·lec·tal
acrolein (noun) acro·le·in
acromegalic (adjective) ac·ro·me·gal·ic
acromegalic (noun) ac·ro·me·gal·ic
acromegaly (noun) ac·ro·meg·a·ly
acronym (noun) ac·ro·nym
acronymic (adjective) ac·ro·nym·ic
acronymically (adverb) ac·ro·nym·i·cal·ly
acropetal (adjective) acrop·e·tal

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