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Adamant, n.
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by Bierce, Ambrose, 1842-1914? unworth; most commonly as a justification beneath a co
of ourselves for having wronged him. gold.
Publication date 1911 Adder, n. A sp
Acephalous, adj. In the surprising condi- its habit of
Publisher Cleveland, World tion
Pub. CoCrusader who absently pulled at
of the other expense
his forelock some hours after a Saracen
Collection cornell; americanascimitar had, unconsciously to him, passed A d h e r e n t , n.
Contributor Cornell Universitythrough
Library his neck, as related by de Joinville. obtained all
Language English Achievement, n. The death of endeavor and Administratio
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Acknowledge, v. t. To confess. Acknow- man of straw
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Acquaintance, n. A person whom we know the thinking.
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Published in part in 1906 under title: The cynic's word book obscure, and intimate when he is rich or
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called slight when its object is poor or another's res
obscure, and intimate when he is rich or
famous.
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Actually, adv. Perhaps ; possibly.
Consig
His so
A d a g e , n. Boned wisdom f o r w e a k teeth.
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