Abligate
Ab´li`gate
| v. t. | 1. | To tie up so as to hinder from. |
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- ablative case
- ablatively
- ablator
- ablaut
- ablaze
- able
- -able
- able rating
- able seaman
- able-bodied
- able-bodied seaman
- able-bodiedism
- able-bodism
- abled
- ablegate
- Ablegation
- ableism
- ableist
- able-minded
- Ableness
- ablepharia
- ablepsia
- ablepsy
- abler
- ablet
- Abligate
- Abligurition
- ablings
- Ablins
- ablism
- ablocate
- abloom
- ablow
- ABLS
- Ablude
- abluent
- ablush
- abluted
- ablution
- ablutionary
- ablutions
- ablutomane
- ablutomania
- Abluvion
- ably
- -ably
- ABM
- abmho
- abn
- Abnaki
- abnegate
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- Ablepsy
- abler
- abler
- abler
- abler
- abler
- abler
- Abler, Ronald
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- ABLES
- ABLES
- ABLES
- ABLES
- Ablesimov, Aleksandr
- Ablesimov, Aleksandr Onisimovich
- ablest
- ablest
- ablest
- ablest
- ablest
- ablest
- Ablet
- ABLEX
- ABLEY
- ABLF
- ABLH
- ABLI
- Abligate
- Abligurition
- ablings
- Ablins
- ablism
- ABLJ
- ABLK
- ABLL
- ABLL
- ABLLS
- ABLM
- ABLMCC
- ABLML
- ABLMS
- ABLN
- ABLNP
- ABLO
- ablocate
- abloom
- abloomly
- ABLOS
- ablow
- Ablowitz-Kaup-Newell-Segur system
- Abloy
- ABLP
- ABLR
- ABLS
- ABLS
- ABLSC
- ABLT
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