Agitation, adj-e-ta-shun, s

the act of agitating or shaking; the state of being agitated; commotion; Agreeability, perturbation; discu ion; act of arousing attention. AGREEMENT adj-e-tä'-to, s. (It.) a broken style of perform adapted to awaken surprise or perturbation adj'-e-ta-tor, s. one who agitates or excites for party or private interest, commotion in the state; a machine with a rotatory contrivance for manufacturing paper-pulp [Mech.] ag'-let, s. tag of a lace carved into the represent a of an animal, generally of a man; a pendant at the ends of the stamens [Bot.] (Fr. aiguille, needle). a-glo', a. glowing. s. inability to swallow (L. a, not, glutio, to swallow). s. the part of science that treats of fractures (Gr. agma, a fracture, and logos, science). ag'-nayl, s. a whitlow (A.S. ange, pain, and nail). ag'-nate, a. related by the father's side: s. any relation by the father's side (L. ad, and nat us, ag-nat -ik, a. pertaining to descent by the line. ag-na'-shun, s. descent in a direct male line ag-no'-men, s, name given to a person on account of some exploit or distinguished quality, . (L. ad, and nomen, a name) -shun, s.. an agnomen; allusion of one word to another by sound. ag-nos'-tik, s. one who denies that we know or can know the absolute, or infinite, or God: a. belonging to agnosticism (Gr. a, and gnostikos able to know)., ag-nos'-ti-sizm, s. the doctrine of the agnostics. Dei, ag'-nus-de'-i, s. an amulet in the form ofa medal or a cake of wax stamped with the figure of a lamb supporting the cro ; a prayer beginning with these words (L. Lamb of God). a-go', ad, or a. past; gone, as, a year ago. a-gog', ad. in a state of excited desire. a-go'-ing, ad. in motion, as, to set a mill agoing. a-gawn, ad. ago; past; since. ag'-o-nizm, s. contention for a prize. ag'-o-nist, s. an athlete (Gr. agon, a ag-o-nis'-teez, 5 contest.) ag-o-nist'-ik, a. pertaining to athletic ag-o-nist'-ik-al, combats. ag-o-nist'-ik-al-le, ad. in an agonistic manner. ag-o-nist'-iks, s.pl. the science of the agonist. ag'-o-nize, v.n. to be in extreme pain; to suffer violent anguish: v.a. to distre with extreme pain; to torture. ag'-o-nize-ing, a. giving extreme pain. Agonizingly, ag'-o-nize-ing-le, ad. in an agonizing manner. a-go'-no-theet, s. an officer who presided over the games in Greece (Gr. agon, and tithemi, to appoint). a-go-no-thet'-ik, a. pertaining to the a go not hete's office. ag'-o-ne, s. extreme pain of body or mind; violent struggle, as for life (Gr. agonic, an anxious contest). ag'-o-rå, s. the market-place of a Grecian town. a-goo'-tå, s. a rat-like animal, native of Haiti. S }a-goo'-te, { s. a quadruped like a rabbit, peculiar to South America and the West Indies. a-gra'-re-an, a. pertaining to an equal division of public lands. Agrarian laws, laws among the Romans regulating the division of the lands. Agrarian murder, murder arising out of a dispute about land: s. an advocate of an equal division of property among the inhabitants of a country (L. ager, a field). à-gra -re-an-izm, 8. an equal division of lands, or the principles of those who favour such a division. a-gre', v.n. to be of one mind; to live in concord; to consent; to settle by stipulation; to come to one opinion ormind; to be reconciled; to harmonize; to resemble; to correspond;to suit; to correspond in gender, number, . [Gram.] (L. ad, and grat us, pleasing.) a-gre'-å-bl, a. suitable; conformable to; in conformity with; pleasing; willing to agree. Agreeably, a-gre'-à-ble, ad. in an agreeable manner. Agreeablene ,à-gre'-a-bl-nes, s. state of being agreeable. a-gre-å-bil'-e-te, s. agreeablene ; conformity; accordance; a quality that affords pleasure. a-gre'-ment, s.the state of being agreed; harmony of sentiment; correspondence; bargain; contract; concord [Gram.] }a.