Awning

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 52
awning, n. A covering.fr. sun, rain, etc. [D. havenung, shelter, or Per. dwan, thing suspended.] Awoke'. See Awake. Awry, a-ri^, a. or adv. Turned or twisted toward one side asquint. [AS. writhan, to writhe, twist.] Ax, Axe, aks, n. An instrument for hewing timber, chopping wood, etc. [AS. eax, sex, Gr. axine.] Axial. See Axis. Axil, aks'il, Axilla, -ilia, n. The armpit. (Bot.) The angle between the upper side of a branch or leaf, and a stem or branch. [L. axilla.'] — Axlllar, Ax'illary, a. Pert, to the armpit. (Bot.) Situated in, or rising from, the axilla.
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