Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [44]
ag·ri·cul·tur·ist or ag·ri·cul·tur·al·ist noun : one that is trained in or practices agriculture
Synonyms
cultivator, farmer, grower, planter, tiller—more at FARMER
agron·o·mist noun : one that is trained in or practices agronomy
agron·o·my noun : a branch of agriculture that deals with the raising of crops and the care of the soil
— ag·ro·nom·ic adjective
aground adverb or adjective : on or onto the bottom or shore agt abbreviation agent ague noun : a fever (as malaria) with recurrent chills and sweating ahead adverb or adjective 1 : in or toward the front 2 : into or for the future 3 : in or toward a more advantageous position 4 : at or to an earlier time Synonyms [1, 2] along, forth, forward, on—more at ALONG [4] before, beforehand, previously; also formerly Antonyms after, afterward, later ahead of preposition 1 : in front or advance of 2 : in excess of : ABOVE Synonyms before, ere, of, previous to, prior to, to—more at BEFORE AHL abbreviation American Hockey League ahoy interjection — used in hailing AI abbreviation artificial intelligence 1aid verb : to provide with what is useful in achieving an end : ASSIST Synonyms abet, assist, back, help, prop, support—more at HELP 2aid noun 1 : an act or instance of help given : ASSISTANCE 2 : an assisting person, group, or device : ASSISTANT Synonyms [1] assist, assistance, backing, boost, help, lift, support—more at HELP [2] apprentice, assistant, deputy, helper, helpmate, mate, sidekick—more at HELPER [2] advantage, benefit, boon, help—more at HELP AID abbreviation Agency for International Development aide noun : a person who acts as an assistant; especially : a military officer assisting a superior aide–de–camp noun, plural aides–de–camp [ORIGIN: F] : AIDE AIDS noun [ORIGIN: acquired immuno deficiency syndrome] : a serious disease of the human immune system that is characterized by severe reduction in the numbers of helper T cells and increased vulnerability to life-threatening illnesses and that is caused by infection with HIV commonly transmitted in infected blood and in bodily secretions AIDS–related complex noun : a group of symptoms (as fever, weight loss, and lymphadenopathy) that is associated with the presence of antibodies to HIV and is followed by the development of AIDS in a certain proportion of cases AIDS virus noun : HIV ai·grette noun [ORIGIN: F, plume, egret] : a plume or decorative tuft for the head ail verb 1 : to be the matter with : TROUBLE 2 : to be unwell ai·lan·thus noun : any of a genus of Asian trees or shrubs with pinnate leaves and ill-scented greenish flowers ai·le·ron noun : a movable part of an airplane wing used in banking ail·ment noun : a bodily disorder Synonyms complaint, complication, condition, disease, disorder, ill, illness, infirmity, malady, sickness, trouble—more at DISEASE 1aim verb [ORIGIN: ME, fr. AF aesmer & esmer; AF aesmer, fr. a- to (fr. L ad-) + esmer to estimate, fr. L aestimare] 1 : to point a weapon at an object 2 : to direct one's efforts : ASPIRE 3 : to direct to or toward a specified object or goal Synonyms [2] aspire, contemplate, design, intend, mean, meditate, plan, propose—more at INTEND [3] bend, cast, direct, head, level, set, train; also bear, face 2aim noun 1 : the pointing of a weapon at an object 2 : the ability to hit a target 3 : a clearly directed intent or purpose : OBJECT, PURPOSE — aim·less·ly adverb — aim·less·ness noun Synonyms ambition, aspiration, design, end, goal, intent, object, objective, plan, purpose—more at GOAL aim·less adjective : without aim or purpose Synonyms arbitrary, desultory, erratic, haphazard, random, scattered, stray—more at RANDOM AIM abbreviation American Indian Movement ain't 1 are