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autre, 1. adj. [L. alter], other.

2. pron., another, other; tout autre, any other, any one else; l’un l'autre, one another, each other: très près l’un de l'autre, very near one another, in close succession ; ni l’un ni l'autre, neither.

autrefois, adv. [autre +- fois], fornuerly, of former tiines, of old.

autrement, adv. [autre], otherwise, after another manner, else, or else.

aux, contraction of à Les.

avait, imp. ind., 3rd sing. of avoir ; n'y avait plus, there was no longer.

avaler, v.a. [aval—à+vall, to swallow.

avance, s.f. [avant], advance, start, prominence ; advance money.

avancer, v.a. [avancer], to advance, put forward, hod out, stretch out, set forward: s'avancer, to advance, move forward, inake up to, draw near, stand forth, come up

avant, 1. prep. [L. ab ante], before.

2. adv. far, deep, forward, farther ; en avant de, before, in front of,

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avantager, va. [avantage—avant], to give or ailow an advantage, to favor.

avantageux. se, adj. [uvantage], advantageous, profitable, beneficial,

avec, prep. [L. apud hoc], with; avec ça, in addition, to boot.

avenir, s.m. [L. advenire], future, prospects ; à l'avenir, in future.

aventure, s.f. [L adventurus], adventure.

aventureux, 8e, adj. [aventure], adventurous, venturesome, venturous,

aventurier, s.m. -ière, s.f. [aventure], adventurer, adventuress.

aveu, s.m. {à-bvuæœu], avowal, confession, acknowledgement.

aveugle, adj. [L. ab, oculus], blind, sightless, deluded.

aveugler, v.a. [aveugle], to blind, make blind, dazzle ; s’aveugler, to blind one’s self, shut one's eyes, be blinded.

avertir, v.a. L. advertere], to warn, cantion, inform f , give notice of, admonish. of

g’'aviser, v. r. [à+viser], to think of, consider, take it into one’s head, bethink one’s self, conceive the thought.

avoir, va. [L. habere], (ayant, eu, Jj'é, j'eus, j'aurai, que j'aie), to have, get, be the matter with; #{ y «, there is or are ; Ü y à UN AN, à YEAr AO; avoir vue sur, to front, afford a view of; avoir trente-cinq ans, to be 35 years old ; avoir peur, to be afraid; svoir chaud, to be warm ; avoir faim, to be hungry ; avoir besoin de, to need, want.

avouer, v.a. [à+vouer], to confess, avow, own, acknowledge, grant, allow ; s'avouer vaincu, to confess one’s self vanquished.

ayant, pres. part. of avoir.

babiller, v.n. [brbil—Ger. babbeln], to prate, tattle, babble.

babouche, sf. [Ar. bäboudi], a Turkish slipper [made of colored leather, a flat sole without any side nieces in back part].

baguette, sf. |L. bac:lus], switch, rod, wand.

baïller, v.n. [L.* badarel, to yawn, gape, open.

baiser, 1. va. [L. basiare], to kiss.