Words that start with A
verb- to cast off or to give up power formally (as in a throne or title)
Abdicate
verb - to insist repeatedly or harp on
Belabor
adjective - subject to sudden and unaccountable change, fickle
Capricious
verb - to relieve, as from pain or hardship
Amendable
noun - premise, postulate, self-evident truth
Axiom
adjective - connected with something else; joined or associated, esp. in a subordinate fashion
Adjunct
noun - a prop or support
Buttress
verb - to charge, inspire; to ignite into action
Catalyze
adjective - clean, sterile
Antiseptic
verb - to change a penalty to a less severe one
Commute
noun - a person of lower rank; substitute
Adjunct
verb - to support, hold up
Buttress
adjective - bitter, biting, acidic
Caustic
adjective - very clever, crafty
Astute
verb - to habitually travel a certain distance or route
Commute
verb - to corrupt or make impure
Adulterate
verb - to bring together, unite
Amalgamate
noun - keen vexation, annoyance, embarrassment or mortification, as at one's failures or errors
Chagrin
adjective - excessively bold; very original, in defiance of convention
Audacious
adjective - being an accomplice in a wrongful act
Complicit
adjective - crooked, titled
Askew
verb - to relieve, as from pain or hardship
Ameliorate
verb - to encircle; set limits on, confine
Circumscribe
noun - a fixed dislike of something, an avoidance of something disliked
Aversion
noun - harmonious agreement
Concord