| AVENGEFUL | • avengeful adj. (Obsolete) vengeful. • AVENGEFUL adj. seeking to avenge, also VENGEFUL. |
| AVENTAILE | • aventaile n. Alternative form of aventail. • AVENTAILE n. (historical) the movable front to a helmet, also AVENTAIL, VENTAIL, VENTAILE, VENTAYLE. |
| AVENTAILS | • aventails n. Plural of aventail. • AVENTAIL n. (historical) the movable front to a helmet, also AVENTAILE, VENTAIL, VENTAILE, VENTAYLE. |
| AVENTRING | • aventring v. Present participle of aventre. • AVENTRE v. (Spenser) to thrust, direct. |
| AVENTURES | • aventures n. Plural of aventure. • AVENTURE n. (obsolete) an adventure. |
| AVENTURIN | • aventurin n. Alternative form of aventurine. • AVENTURIN n. a glass containing golden or green flecks; quartz containing mica flakes, also AVANTURINE, AVENTURINE. |
| AVERAGELY | • averagely adv. In an average manner. • averagely adv. With regard to an average. • AVERAGE adv. mediocre. |
| AVERAGERS | • averagers n. Plural of averager. • AVERAGER n. in maritime law, a person who calculates average claims. |
| AVERAGING | • averaging v. Present participle of average. • averaging n. The process of computing an average. • AVERAGING n. the act of taking an average. |
| AVERMENTS | • averments n. Plural of averment. • AVERMENT n. a positive assertion. |
| AVERRABLE | • averrable adj. Capable of being averred. • AVERRABLE adj. that can be averred. |
| AVERSIONS | • aversions n. Plural of aversion. • AVERSION n. a feeling of repugnance. |
| AVERSIVES | • aversives n. Plural of aversive. • AVERSIVE n. a technique designed to repel. |
| AVERTABLE | • avertable adj. Preventable. • AVERTABLE adj. capable of being averted, also AVERTIBLE. |
| AVERTEDLY | • avertedly adv. In an averted manner; turned away. • AVERTED adv. AVERT, to ward off. |
| AVERTIBLE | • avertible adj. Capable of being averted; preventable. • AVERTIBLE adj. capable of being averted, also AVERTABLE. |