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sentence, official decision; a judicial verdict or authoritative answer

to lick, lick off; to clean or soothe by licking

Apollyon, the Destroyer; the angel of the abyss whose name means destruction

Apollonia; a city in Macedonia on the Via Egnatia between Amphipolis and Thessalonica

to wipe off; to clean by wiping or to wipe away (as dust from feet)

assign, apportion, render (what is due); portion out property, honor, or rights to someone

to wash off, cleanse by washing (especially hands or feet)

to fall off, drop away from something

perplexity, bewilderment, state of being at a loss

to throw away, cast off violently, reject

to be orphaned, bereaved, torn away from

to pack up, prepare belongings, make ready for departure

a shadow (especially one cast by turning or variation)

to unroof, remove the roof or covering

to interrogate, question intently, catechize

to abhor, hate violently, detest

to repay, pay back in full, make restitution

to dare boldly, be audacious, venture presumptuously

to turn away from, avoid, reject association with

absence, state of being away

to unload cargo, discharge freight from a ship

consumption, using up, depletion through use

to faint, lose heart, become exhausted or breathless

Appius (in 'Forum of Appius,' a Roman town)

unapproachable, inaccessible

impartially, without favoritism or partiality

without stumbling, not liable to fall or fail

Apphia (a Christian woman, possibly Philemon's wife)

a curse, imprecation, invocation of evil

Arabs, Arabian people

to be idle, inactive, unemployed; to be ineffective

a silversmith, worker in silver

an Areopagite, member of the Areopagus council in Athens

a pleasing, desire to please, obsequiousness

Aretas (Nabatean king, father-in-law of Herod Antipas)

a lamb, young sheep

Aristobulus (a Christian in Rome)

a bear (the animal)

Harmagedon (Hebrew: Har Megiddo, the mountain/hill of Megiddo)

to betroth, espouse, join in engagement for marriage

a joint, juncture where two parts connect

a plow, plough (agricultural implement)

something to be grasped; a prize, treasure, or act of seizing

seamless, without seam or stitching

inexpressible, unspeakable, unable to be uttered

Artemas (a Christian associate of Paul)

The foresail or mainsail of a ship, a nautical term for the principal sail used in navigation

Newborn, just-born; describing infants in their earliest stage of life

Complete, perfect, fully equipped; fitted exactly for its purpose or thoroughly prepared

Arphaxad, a patriarch listed in Luke's genealogy of Jesus, son of Shem and ancestor of Abraham