Agoing
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 21
a-go'ing,^ pi\ In motion; going; ready to go. or Agony, ag'o-nt, n. Pain that causes writhing or contortions of the body, like those in athletic contests; anguish; pang. — Ag'ouist, n. One who contends for the prize in public games. — Ag'onism, -nizm, n. Contention for, etc. — Agonistic, -ical, a. Rean lating to prize-fighting, or to bodily or mental con or test. — Ag'onize, v. i. [agonized (-nizd), -nizing.]; To writhe with agony; to suffer anguish, —v. t. To distre ; to torture.— Ag'onizingly, adv. a Agrarian, a-grarr*-an, a. Relating or tending to a equal division of lands. (Lot.) Growing wild. —it. One who favors equal division of property.
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