April

a'pril, n. The fourth month of the year. [L. April is, from aperire, to open, as the month in which the earth opens for new truit.l — April fool. One sportively imposed upon on the first day of April. A prior i, a prt-o'ri. Reasoning a prior i deduces consequences from definitions formed or principles a umed, or infers effects from causes previously known — the reverse of a posterior i. [L.] Apron, a'purn or a'prun, n. A cloth, or piece of leather, worn before the body, to protect the clothes. [OF. naperon, LL. napa, cloth.] Apropos, ar/ro-po', adv. Opportunely seasonably by the way; to the purpose. [F.] am, fame, far. pa or opera, fare find, ARBITER