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a-back(adv) BE TAKEN ABACK to be very surprised or shocked: I was taken aback by Linda's rudeness.
ab-a-cus(n) a wooden frame with small balls which can be moved along wires, used for counting.
a-ban-don(v) 1 to leave someone or something for a long time or forever, without intending to go back and get them: The baby had been abandoned outside a hospital in Liverpool. 2 to stop doing or using something because of problems: The new policy had to be abandoned.--abandonment(n)
a-ban-doned(adj) not being used or looked after any more: an abandoned buliding.
a-bashed(adj) embarrassed or ashamed: When he saw Ruth, he looked slightly abashed.
a-bate(v) formal to become less strong: Our ship could not sail until the storm abated.
ab-at-toir(n) BrE a place where animals are killed for their meat; SLAUGHTHRHOUSE.
ab-bess(n) a woman who is in charge of a CONVENT and the NUNS who live there.