Agape

a-gap', adj. or adv. gaping from wonder, expectation, or attention. [Lit. *on gape,' from prefix a (for A.S. on, on', and Gape fate, far m5, h mine Agility Agate, ag'at, ». a precious stone composed of layers of quartz, of different tints. [Gr. achntH, said to be so called, because first found near the river Achates in Sicily.] Age, 5j, n. the ordinary length of human life the time during which a person or dung has lived or existed mature years legal maturity [at 21 years) a period of time a generation of men a century. v.i. to grow old prf. ag'ing pa.p. aged. [Fr Age, O. Fr. edage —L. eetas old L. ervitas— L. ttvum, age: cog. with E. Ever]