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abeyance
a temporary halt to an activity: a short suspension
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abet
to assist or urge another person, usually to do something illegal: to help commit a crime
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aberrant
unusal from accepted or expected norms
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ablution
the act of washing oneself usually for a ritual or as part of a religious rite
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abjure
to recant, take back, or publicly give up previously held thoughts
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abridge
to shorten a text without changing the meaning of the document
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abrogate
to cancel or remove by a person of authority
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abstemious
to actively avoid being self-indulgent, especially when eating and drinking
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accede
to take or rise to office or posistion of authority
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accolade
any word, token, or prize given in apprecitation, usually formal
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