Agnostic

ag-nos'tik, n. one who holds that we Know nothing of the supernatural. — Agnos'- ticism. [a, privative, and Gr. gnijstikos, good at knowing. See Gnostic Ago, a-gfl\ Agone, agon', adv gone: past: since. [Pap of A.S agan, to pa away — in ten. pfx. a and gun, to go Agog, a-gog', ndj. or adv eager. [Ely. doubtful Agoing, a-gf/ing, adv., going on: current. AgoniBe, ag'o-ni/, v t to struggle, suffer agony. Agonising, ag'o-nT/-ing, adj. causing agony.— adv. Agonisingly. Agony, agVui, n a violent struggle: extreme suffering. [Gr. —agDn, contest