to cause thirst

[altèr- before e mute.] amasser, va [a masse], to heap

up. hoard up, lay up, treasure up, gather up, accumulate.

ambre, s.m. | Ar. anbar], amber.

âme, s.f. [L. anima], soul, mind.

amener, va. [4—mnener], to bring, lead, fetch [amnèn- before e mute.]

amer, ère, adj. [L. amarus], bitter, sad, painful, harsh, grievous.

amèrement, adv. [amer], bitterly, grievously.

amertume, s.f. [L. amaritudo], bitterness, grief, gall.

ami, s.m. [L. amicus], friend.

aminci, e, adj. {amineir], thin.

amincir, va. [à, since], to make thinner ; s'amincir, to become thinner.

amour, 8.1. [L. amorem], lov , (amour Was formerly of both gendcr8; now mase., but in poetry and in colloquial language the plural is fem.)

amourette, s.f. [amour], a loveaffair.

amour-propre, s.m. [amour+propre], selt-love, self-respect, dignity.

amoureux, euse, 1. adj. [L. amor.

osus], in love, amorous, loving.

2, 8., lover, wooer, sweetheart,

ample, adj. [L. amplus], ample, large, vast, spacious, wide, brond,

ampleur, s.f, [ample] largeness, wideness, size.

amusant, 6e, adj. [amuser], amusing, diverting, entertaining.

amuser, va. [4+0.F. muser ‘to gaze” —muse, ‘snout’-—-[L, m0ors18', to amuse ; s'amuser, to amuse one's self, have a ;ood time, busy one’s self,

an, 8.m. [L. annus], year.

ancien, ne, 1. adj. [L.* ante], ancient, old, former.