Amentia, a-men'-she-a, s.imbecility of mind

(L. a, and mens,mind). 23 AMNIOS ] merx, goods). discretion of the court. pecially the United States: s. a native of America, more especially of the United States. (Amerigo Vespucci, an Italian sailor, who, in the service of. Portugal, first landed on the American continent.) the preference of an American citizen for his own country. in character; to naturalize in America. which do not under go any metamorphosis (Gr.a,and metabole, change). phos is [Entom.] talline quartz, supposed by the ancients to prevent inebriation when worn about the person; purple colour [Her. ] am-e-thist'-in, (Gr. a, and methy, wine.) bling, or composed of amethyst. the rivers of Carolina, U.S. and so lovable; also lovely (L. amo, to love). Amiably, a'-me-a-ble, ad. in an amiable manner. s. the quality of being amiable. resembling flax, so called because it can be purified by fire without injury (Gr. a, and miaino, to pollute). of am i a nth. a. resembling amianthus in form. tion to be friendly. Amiablene , am'-e-ka-bl-nes, s. the quality of being amicable. Amicably, am'-c-kable, ad. in an amicable manner. worn round the shoulder by aRoman Catholic priest when officiating at ma (L. amicio, to clothe,from am,andjacio, to throw).. stem and stern [Naut.] and potato starch. ami , pretty fair. ammos, sand, and dyo, to dive.) in hartshorn (Jupiter Ammon, near whose temple the salt of it was first obtained). its properties. Gum-ammoniac, the concrete juice ball, shell 11,, shot, shot, italy ., ., stores discharged in general, from firearms the powder, and ., ordnance of all kinds. Ammunition-bread, clothing, for the use of soldiers (L. ad, and munro, to defend). Amnesty. offenders (Gr. a, and mnesis, memory). womb; gelatinous substance,in which the embryo of a seed is suspended and nourished at first (Gr.) Amniotic, am-ne-ot'-ik, a. pertaining to the amnion. Amphibological, Ameba, a-mee'-bů, s. a microscopic organism of the Amœbean, am-ee-be'-an, a. pertaining to the amœba; Amœbeum, am-ee-be'-um, s. a poem in which persons Amœboid, å-mee'-boyd, a. resembling the amœba (Gr. Amœbous, à-mee'-bus,, a. pertaining. to the ameba. Amomum,a-mo'-mum, s. agenus of plants, such as the Among, a-mung' prep. mingled. with; in the Amongst, a-mungst, midst or number of. Amphipod a,am-fip'-o-då, Amontillado, a-mon' -til-ä'-do, s. a sherry wine (Sp.) Amoroso, am-o-ro -så, s. a wanton woman (It.) Amoroso, am-o-ro -so, s. a lover; a man enamoured. Amorous,am'-o-rus, a. inclined to love; fondly in love; Amorpha, a-morf'-å, s. bastard indigo (Gr. a, and mor Amorphism, a-mor'-fizm, s. state of being amorphous. Amorphotæ, à-mor-fo'-tee, s.pl. stars not fitting into a Amorphous, a-mor'-fus, a.having no determinate form; A morpho zoa, ä-mor-fo-zo'-a, s.pl. shapele animals like Amort, a-mort', a., in a half-dead state (L. mors Amortization, a-mort-e-za -shun, s. the act or right Amortizement, a-mort' -iz-ment, 5 of amortizing. t See Amortize. Amortize, a-mort'-ize, v.a.to alienate in mortmain, Amotion, a-mo'-shun, s. deprivation of po e ion or Amount, a-mownt', v.n.to rise to, or reach, a certain Amour, a-moor', s. an. affair of gallantry; a love in Am pelite, am'-pe-lite, s. cannel coal; slate (Gr. ampeAmpersand, am'-per-sand, s. name given to the chaAmphi, am' -fe, a prefix in words of Greek origin, sig Amphiarthrosis, am-fe-ar-thro -sis, s. an articulation, Amphibian, am-flh'-e-å, } s.pl. animals formed so as Amphibians, am-fib -e-als, to be capable, from pos Amphibians, am-fib'-e-ans,) se ing gills as well as Amphibolite, am-fib' -e-o-lite, s. fo il of an amphibian Amphibology, am-fib-e-ol-o-je, s. the science of am A mph i biological, am-fib-e-o-lodj' -ik-al, a. pertaining to Amphibious, am-fib'-e-us, a. able to live in two eleAmphibole, am'-fe-bole, s. the mineral hornblende (Gr. Amphibolic, am-fe-bol'-ik, a. pertaining to or resemAmphibolite, am-fib'-o-lite, s. trap rock, the basis of Amphibology, am-fe-bol'-o-je, s. a sentence so arranged ] philologically, am-fib-o-lodj'-ik-al-le, ad. with a doubtful meaning.