Acute

a. To give an acute sound to. Acutely, ad. In an acute manner. Acute'ne , n. The quality of being acute; applied to things, and figuratively to the senses or the understanding. See ACUTE. A cut i foliate, a . ( Bot . ) Having sharp-pointed leaves. A cut i lobate, a . ( Bot . ) Having acute lobes. Ac'worth, in Georgia , a twp.and vill. of Cobb co., 12 m. N.W. of Marietta. Acworth, in New Hampshire , a post-township of Sullivan co., New Hampshire, 46 miles W. of Concord, has manufactures of bobbins, starch, and leather. Ad-, a prefix of Latin origin, signifying to . A'da, the wife of Aidricus, and sister to queen Artemisia, who adopted Alexander as a son. A'da, in Idaho , a southwestern county, organized in 1864, and including Boisé Valley. It is mountainous, but the soil is fertile in the valleys drained by the Boisé River, and the Lewis or Snake River. Mines of gold. Cap., Boisé City, pop. (1890) 2,311. A'da, in Michigan , a post-village, in a township of same name, Kent county, 10 miles east of Grand Rapids, at the confluence of Thorn apple with Grand River. Ada'bag a, a village in Aby in i a, district of Harimát, about 30 miles S. of Adigerat.