Ample

am'pl, a. Large in size of great extent or bulk; fully sufficient. ampins.] — Am'plitude, -tud, State of being, etc.; extent of capacity or intellectual powers, or of means, or resources. (Astron.) An arc of the horizon between true east or west and the center of the rising or setting sun or star. (Gun.) The range of a body thrown. (Magnetism.) The arc of the horizon between the sun or a star, at its rising or setting, and the east or west point of the horizon, by the compa . — Amply, adv. — Amplify, am'. pll-fl,To renderV. [AMPLIFIED larger, more(-fid),extended,-FYING.]or Am m Pnora nr more intense. (Rhet.) To treat copiously. — ©, To grow or become large; to dilate. [L. facere, to make.]— Am'plifica'tion, — Am'pEative, -plY-ativ,— Am'plifLer,Am'plinca'tive,-n-er, a. Serving or tending to, etc. Ampulla, am-pull a, An ancient flask or bottle, having a narrow neck and big belly; a drinking cup. (Bot.) A hollow leaf. (Anat.) A dilatation in the semi-circular canals of the ear. HL.] — Ampullaceous, -la's hus, a. Bottle-shaped.