abatude

[Late Lat. abatuda.] Anything diminished. ( Bailey.) (In old records, Moneta abatuda is clipped money.) [ABATE.] ab-a-türe. [Fr. abattre = to beat.] Gra beaten down by the trampling of a stag pa ing through it. ab-at-vent (pron. ab-a-van), s. [Fr.] Arch. The sloping roof of a tower; a penthouse. ab-at-voix (pron. ab-av-wa, s. [Fr.] Arch.: A sounding-boård over a pulpit. abavi (pron. ab'-a-vē), a-ba-vō', s. [Local names.] The name, in various African dia lects, of the Baobab tree, A dans on i a digit at a . *ǎb-a'we, * ab'-â'ue, *ă-bâ ve, * a-bay, v.t. 1. To bow, to bend. ( MS . Cantab . Hall i well.) 2. To dazzle, astonish, or confound. "I was abawed for merveille." *ab-a'wed, pa. par. Romaunt of the Rose, 3,644. [ABAWE.