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Archive (n) : historical document, record-office
Arctic (adj.) : northern
Arctic (n) : North Polar region (opp.) : Antarctic
Ardent (adj.) : eager, fiery red-hot
Ardour (n) : eagerness, zeal
Arduous (adj.) : difficult
Are (v) : plural form of the verb, ‘be’ in the present tense, ‘be’
Area (n) : extent of surface, region
Areca (n) : a kind of palm tree
Arena (n) : a place where athletic feats are conducted
Argue (v) : discuss, quarrel in words
Argument (n) : discussion
Arid (adj.) : dry
Aright (adv) : correctly
Arise (v) : rise up, come up
Aristocracy (n) : nobility
Arithmetic (n.) : the science of numbers, calculation
Arithmetician (n) : one skilled in arithmetic
Ark (n) : box, chest, a large covered boat
Arm (n) : upper limb of human body
Armada (n) : a great fleet of warships or warplanes
Armature (n) : armour, rotating, part of a dynamo
Arm-chair (n) : a chair with side-pieces as supports for the arms
Armed (adj.) : having arms
Armistice (n) : truce
Armless (adj.) : without arms
Armour (n) : weapons, defensive arms
Armoury (n) : a place where materials used in war are stocked
Armpit (n) : the hollow under the shoulder
Arms (n) : weapons used for fighting
Army (n) : troops
Aroma (n) : fragrance, sweet odour
Aromatic (adj.) : fragrant
Arose (v) : past tense of ‘arise’, ‘arise’
Around (adv & prep) : on all sides
Arouse (v) : to excite, to provoke
Arraign (v) : cheek, accuse
Arrange (v) : put in order
Arrangement (n) : adjustment, settlement, classification
Arrant (adj.) : very bad, notorious
Arras (n) : a screen
Array (n) : order of battle, martial order
Array(v) : arrange, dress splendidly
Arrear (n) : balance still due

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