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airspeed |
Noun
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the speed of an aircraft relative to the air in which it is flying |
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aestivate |
Verb
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to sleep during summer |
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arise |
Verb
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to get up and out of bed |
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arise |
Verb
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to result or issue |
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arise |
Verb
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to move upward |
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arise |
Verb
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to rise to one's feet |
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arise |
Verb
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to take part in a rebellion |
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arise |
Verb
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to come into existence |
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arise |
Verb
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to originate or come into being |
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awake |
Adjective
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not in a state of sleep |
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awake |
Adjective
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mentally perceptive and responsive |
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awake |
Verb
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to stop sleeping |
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arouse |
Verb
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to cause to become awake or conscious |
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arouse |
Verb
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to cause to be alert and energetic |
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arouse |
Verb
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to summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic |
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arouse |
Verb
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to call forth emotions, feelings, and responses |
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arouse |
Verb
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to stimulate sexually |
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arouse |
Verb
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to begin moving |
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awaken |
Verb
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to cause to become awake or conscious |
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awaken |
Verb
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to make aware |
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anesthetize |
Verb
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to administer an anesthetic drug to |
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anesthetise |
Verb
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to administer an anesthetic drug to |
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anaesthetize |
Verb
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to administer an anesthetic drug to |
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anaesthetise |
Verb
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to administer an anesthetic drug to |
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arrange |
Verb
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to configure or arrange something attractively |
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arrange |
Verb
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to arrange thoughts, ideas, temporal events |
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arrange |
Verb
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to make arrangements for |
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arrange |
Verb
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to put into a proper or systematic order |
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arrange |
Verb
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to plan, organize, and carry out an event |
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arrange |
Verb
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to adapt for performance in a different way |
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arrange |
Verb
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to set into a specific format, such as printed matter |
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anoint |
Verb
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to administer an oil or ointment to |
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anoint |
Verb
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to choose by or as if by divine intervention |
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antisepticize |
Verb
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to disinfect with an antiseptic |
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antisepticise |
Verb
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to disinfect with an antiseptic |
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alleviate |
Verb
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to provide physical relief, as from pain |
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alleviate |
Verb
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to make easier |
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assuage |
Verb
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to provide physical relief, as from pain |
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assuage |
Verb
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to satisfy thirst |
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assuage |
Verb
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to cause to be more favorably inclined |
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administer |
Verb
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to give or apply medications |
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administer |
Verb
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to administer or bestow, as in small portions |
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administer |
Verb
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to perform a religious sacrament ritually |
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administer |
Verb
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to work in an administrative capacity |
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administer |
Verb
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to direct the taking of |
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alter |
Verb
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to remove the ovaries of |
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alter |
Verb
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to become different in some particular way, without permanently losing one's or its former characteristics or essence |
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alter |
Verb
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to cause to change |
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alter |
Verb
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to insert words into texts, often falsifying it thereby |
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alter |
Verb
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to make an alteration to |