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aback (adv.)c. 1200, from Old English on bæc \\\"at or on the back;\\\" see back (n.). Now surviving...

799
abacusabacus: [17] Abacus comes originally from a Hebrew word for ‘dust’, ’ābāq. This was borrowed i...

821
abaft (adv.)\\\"in or at the back part of a ship\\\" (opposed to forward), 1590s, from Middle Englis...

207
abandonabandon: [14] The Old French verb abandoner is the source of abandon. It was based on a bando...

949
abandoned (adj.)\\\"self-devoted\\\" to some purpose (usually evil), late 14c., past participle adje...

837
abandonment (n.)1610s, from French abandonnement, from abandonner (see abandon (v.))....

281
abase (v.)late 14c., abaishen, from Old French abaissier \\\"diminish, make lower in value or status...

959
abashabash: [14] Abash shares a common ancestry with abeyance [16], although the latter underwent an...

706
abate (v.)c. 1300, \\\"put an end to;\\\" early 14c., \\\"to grow less, diminish in power or influen...

402
abatement (n.)mid-14c., from Old French abatement, from abattre (see abate). ...

538
abbey (n.)mid-13c., \\\"convent headed by an abbot or abbess,\\\" from Anglo-French abbeie, Old Fren...
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