Actdlfiable

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 16
as-ldVfl-a-bl, adj. capable of being converted into an acid. n. Aoiditica'tlon. Aoidify, as-id'i to make acid: to convert into an acid \—pr p. acidifying pa p. acid'ified. [L. acid us, sour, and facia, to make.] Acidity, a.s-idVti, AcldnosB, as'id-nes, n. the quality ot being acid or sour. Aoldulato, as-idTi'lSt, v t to moke slightly acid. Aoidulous, as-id'u-lus, adj slightly sour subacid containing carbonic acid, as mineral waters. [L. atuiulus, dim. of acid us, sour. See Acid.) Acknowledge, a-knul'ej, to own a knowledge of: to admit to own to confe . IPfx a A.b. on, on;, and Knowledge.} Acknowledgment, a-ktml'ej-ment, u. recognition admi ion confe ion thanks a receipt Acme, ak'rnG, n the top or highest point the ens is, as of a disease [Gr. akmg—ake a pomt.] Acne, ak'ne. n a small pimple on the face. [Gr.] Aoolyte, ak'o-lit, Acolyth, ak'o-lith, n. an inferior church officer Gr akolouthos. an attendant Aconite, ak'o-nit, u. the plant wollVbane or monk’s-hood, poison. [L. inonrtum--(ir. akoniton. Acorn, a 1
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