| autograph |
a signature, esp. that of a famous person. [4 definitions] |
| autohypnosis |
the act of hypnotizing oneself. [2 definitions] |
| autoimmune |
characterized by or relating to a condition in which normal cells are attacked by the body's own immune system. |
| autoimmunity |
production of antibodies that attack the body's own cells. |
| autointoxication |
in pathology, poisoning caused by toxic substances that have developed within the body itself, as in the intestines during digestion; autotoxemia. |
| autoloading |
semiautomatic, as cameras and firearms. |
| Automat |
trademark for a cafeteria where food is dispensed from small compartments with doors that open when customers deposit coins in the appropriate slots. |
| automatable |
combined form of automate. |
| automate |
to convert to a mechanical or electronic system of operation. [3 definitions] |
| automated |
controlled or carried using mechanical or electronic devices rather than with the effort of humans. |
| automated teller machine |
a computerized machine serving the function of a bank teller. |
| automatic |
acting by itself without outside power or influence. [4 definitions] |
| automatic pilot |
an instrument that automatically keeps an aircraft, missile, or the like on a predetermined course at a specific altitude. [2 definitions] |
| automation |
operation by machinery rather than by people. |
| automatism |
the condition or quality of being automatic. [2 definitions] |
| automatize |
to cause to be done automatically. |
| automaton |
a piece of machinery that resembles a human in some or all functions; robot. [2 definitions] |
| automobile |
a four-wheeled vehicle with a built-in, self-propelled motor requiring a driver and used on roads to carry people; passenger car. |
| automotive |
of or pertaining to automobiles. [2 definitions] |
| autonetics |
(used with a sing. verb) the science of the use and development of automated devices used for control and guidance. |
| autonomic |
occurring or acting involuntarily or independently; automatic. [3 definitions] |