abnormal
abnormal (adj.)1835, displaced older abnormous (1742) and rival anormal (1835) under influence of La...
abnormality
abnormality (n.)\\\"quality of being abnormal,\\\" 1854; \\\"abnormal feature or quality,\\\" 1859,...
aboard
aboard (adv.)late 14c., probably in most cases from Old French à bord, from à \\\"on\\\" + bord \\\"...
abode
abodeabode: see bideabode (n.)mid-13c., \\\"action of waiting,\\\" verbal noun identical with Old En...
abolish
abolish (v.)mid-15c., from Middle French aboliss-, present participle stem of abolir \\\"to abolish\...
abolition
abolition (n.)1520s, from Middle French abolition or directly from Latin abolitionem (nominative abo...
abolitionist
abolitionist (n.)1792, originally in reference to the slave trade, from abolition + -ist. In Britain...
abominable
abominableabominable: [14] The Latin original of this word meant ‘shun as an evil omen’. The prefix...
abominate
abominate (v.)1640s, back-formation from abomination or from Latin abominatus, past participle of ab...
aboriginal
aboriginal (adj.)1660s, \\\"first, earliest,\\\" especially in reference to inhabitants of lands col...