Assure

a-shoor', v. t. [a ueed, (-shoord'), a uming.] To make sure or certain; to insure. (Law.) To covenant to indemnify for lo . — A ur'ance, n. admit Act of a uring; a declaration inspiring credit; freedom from doubt; firmne of mind; intrepidity; imor dispudence; insurance; a contract to pay on occasion of A flat a certain event, as lo or death. (Lav:.) Evidence of conveyance of property. — A ur'edly, adv. Ceraver, tainly": without doubt. a ert- I Aster, "asler, n. (Bot.) A genus of plants with rad i-; afj ated compound flowers. — As'terisk, n. The mark [*] in printing and writing. — As'terism, -izm, n. A j small cluster of stars. (Printing.) Three asterisks To [*,*] directing attention to a particular pa age. — As'teroid, n. (Astron.) One of the small planets revolving between Mars and Jupiter. — As'tral. a. — Belonging to the stars; starry. — As'tral Lamp, n. An Argand lamp having the oil in a flattened ring. — Astrol'ogy. -jl, n. Science of predicting events or bv the aspects of the stars. — Astrol'oger, -jer. n. One who pretends to foretell events, etc.— Astro- — logic, -lojlk, -ical. a. Pert, to, etc. — Aatron'omy. n. Science of the heavenly bodies. — Astron'omer. n.: sed- One versed in astronomy.