| advice |
remarks or an opinion offered as help in making a decision or in choosing a course of action; counsel. |
| advisable |
being good and proper advice; recommended, suggested, or prudent. |
| advise |
to give advice to; counsel. [5 definitions] |
| advised |
considered or conceived (usu. used in combination). [2 definitions] |
| advisedly |
after careful consideration or deliberation. |
| advisement |
careful consideration. |
| adviser |
a person who provides advice. [2 definitions] |
| advisory |
of, providing, or containing advice. [3 definitions] |
| advocacy |
the giving of support to an idea, person, or cause. |
| advocate |
to urge support or acceptance of. [4 definitions] |
| advt. |
abbreviation of "advertisement," a notice or public announcement designed to gain public attention, esp. to promote the sale of certain products. |
| adz |
an axlike tool with a curved, sharp-edged head set crosswise to the handle, used for shaping large pieces of wood. |
| Aeaea |
in Greek mythology, the island home of the sorceress Circe. |
| Aeaean |
of or pertaining to Aeaea, the island home of the sorceress Circe in Greek mythology. [2 definitions] |
| Aeaean Circe |
in Greek mythology, the enchantress Circe, who has the power to turn sailors into swine, as described by an epithet referring to her island home, Aeaea. |
| aedes |
see "yellow fever mosquito." |
| Aegean |
of, pertaining to, located in, or bordering on the Aegean Sea. [3 definitions] |
| Aegean Sea |
an extension of the Mediterranean between Greece and Turkey. |
| aegis |
protection; sponsorship. |
| Aeneas |
the Trojan hero of the Aeneid, who survives the fall of Troy, wanders for seven years, and becomes the founder of Rome. |
| Aeneid |
an epic poem by Virgil that tells of the adventures of Aeneas from the fall of Troy to his founding of Rome. |