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Anteriority, n.
Ante-room, n. Vestibule, lobby, hall, antechamber Anthelmintic, n. Vermifuge, helminthagogue. Anthem, n. Hymn, divine song. Anthology, n. Selections (from authors), beauties, elegant extracts. Anthracite, n. Blind-coal, glance-coal, stone-coal, hard-coal. Anthropoid, a. Manlike, resembling man, anthropomorphic, having a human or manlike form. Anthropomorphism, n. Sensuous theism, representing God under human limitations. Anthropophagi, n. pl. Cannibals, man-eaters. Antic, a. Odd, fanciful, fantastic, grotesque, merry, ludicrous, wild, ridiculous. Antic, n.
Anticipate, v. a.
Anticipation, n.
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