abstemious
6 H$ T2 S$ A$ Usparing in eating and drinking; temperate
$ h) W, o# n) W5 ]" U. qabstinence) q3 M* M1 C! |8 D, V/ Q
restraint from pleasant things, esp. eating or drinking; CF. abstention: act of abstaining from vote* G" d6 \2 K, p* `' Y% k
abstract. [! c k5 f6 b: h8 H
theoretical; not concrete; nonrepresentational! n" q0 t% v& i% `% p- C
abstruse: u5 e$ s4 G% Q
obscure; profound; difficult to understand
8 |5 w: v1 O6 r/ Cabusive9 i* E) d9 D' {' F( f1 t
coarsely insulting; physically harmful
; v! y4 a4 `" gabut
5 T/ B2 v* @" c# e5 A8 D& Y l7 C/ gborder upon; adjoin- B/ n& C" L. K& }9 {7 v
abysmal f, e# f& I& Z4 Z k# g
bottomless
- A' }- X7 E+ K! Dabyss8 \; {' i" [' y3 `- ^) \ P
enormous chasm; vast bottomless pit
* b, {2 c! Y( \8 xacademic0 v/ j/ {% o- A0 b9 z3 E
related to a school; not practical or directly useful
! f5 Y" X0 G9 U! F9 ]) aaccede8 U6 u- u9 a' y+ Q
agree% m3 F; @. s0 ]) I' J) I% d
accelerate8 J$ A( I8 x! O2 r) l
move faster9 f+ \( s' [ I) [8 f
accessible( A! t6 D; C& T+ I& O7 Q$ _1 r
easy to approach; obtainable* ?; [6 \; Z+ {; I; ^
accessory( Z/ L5 L; u% w
additional object; useful but not essential thing. }4 |. [9 u- k+ U- Z8 d
acclaim5 O; x; @' h! d* U$ o1 f
applaud; praise; greet with great approval; announce with great approval; Ex. The new drung has been acclaimed as the most important discoveries for years; N: strong expression of approval and praise
1 W5 Z( n; Q8 E/ X* k# A5 Jacclimate
0 j2 W& X% O4 x+ c* G/ Nadjust to climate or environment; adapt
+ D; w+ z2 }: B$ w4 R% V/ c9 Dacclivity
0 h9 J! a+ y: m9 n' x8 usharp upslope of a hill; OP. declivity
4 w3 j% D( ?9 y6 m# m8 X- Kaccolade/ o. \5 \$ v: |; u- q& x8 @
award of merit; strong praise and approval8 V9 e! i% f7 ]' f. S# C
accommodate
7 h' j! e2 H& @oblige or help someone; adjust or bring into harmony; adapt; make enough space for; ADJ. accommodative; CF. accomodating: helpful and obliging
: z. u2 G$ |# Q D* R" I6 n+ Taccomplice
0 @1 [% ~0 X$ w$ R+ D, W9 \8 N# |partner in crime* d$ I% z# U% _
accord3 P2 v) X! _* ^# t
agreement, z {3 d" k2 ?+ I8 [. P
accost" k3 U& Q1 ~# v0 M9 A$ b6 B
approach and speak first to a person8 r3 |0 U1 b, T! ]$ T" t" v
accoutre8 O7 A8 w% l& X. j* v+ o( ?) t
equip; N. accoutrement
& o. N! p" v% ]3 t, q+ X! Z4 { K+ \2 o! ?accretion
Z& C* L* [$ o. `, H3 l$ Tgrowth or increase in size by gradual addition; growth; increase; increase by natural growth; Ex. towers and other accretions of the castle; V. accrete |