• ably It is gratifying to remember that at this very critical juncture in the cause of Italian unity and independence, the English Government gave its very cordial support to that cause, and ably defended the course pursued by King Victor Emmanuel, his ministers, and his people.
• actual They made a profound impression upon me and I am sure they are the actual words I heard Browning use.
• actually Not many, in fact, had been asked, and when Jeff Durgin actually appeared, it was not known that he was both the first and the last of his kind.
• acutely He knew her well enough, and guessed at her still more acutely, to know that she was quite capable of so much of reticence.
• addle But they who presume to be justified by works do not regard the mortifying of the lusts, but only the works themselves, and think that if only they have done as many and as great works as are possible, they have done well, and have become righteousness; at times they even addle their brains and destroy, or at least render useless, their natural strength with their works.
• ail "Beer often brings a bier to man, Coughing a coffin brings, And too much ale will make us ail, As well as other things.
• al On the 5th we arrived al Sabderat, the first permanent village we had met with since leaving Moncullou.
• ala " Ala, dip again, we will drink three shell cups of this basi," said Ligi.
• ale And to-day, which is my first on this journey, I came to this inn for a pint of good ale, and paid my money for it too, whereupon yonder scurvy knave gives me small beer, thin as water.
• ali Ali Bobo was not less cool, though more active.
• all 12,039. Do you pay for hosiery in cash at all?
• allay She would ask for a return ticket to Ipswich; that would allay suspicion, and at Ipswich she would book again.
• alley Marching up and down before the cottage across the alley, Verman plainly considered himself to be an army.
• alloy From such works these great poets, and many of their contemporaries, frequently borrowed their plots; not uncommonly kindled at their flame the ardour of their genius; but bending too submissively to the taste of their age, in extracting the ore they have not purified it of the alloy.
• ally He was a loyal ally in the Mutiny.
• alt From age to age, moreover, the sons of Israel have inhabited the same quarter,-namely, a suburb which, running in part along the margin of the Moldau, is approached from the Alt Stadt, by the street of which I have just spoken.
• apply "She was so feeble that she could do little for her own support, and was obliged with great reluctance to apply to the parish for assistance.
• aptly "From the Car Behind" was aptly termed "one continuous joy ride."
• artful Ay, replied the artful young maiden, that am I, and I think I will be old before any man make a drudge of me.
• artfully To get as large an army as possible, he invited all the Greeks to join him, artfully reminding them of all they had suffered at the hands of the Persians in the past.
• arty Immediately after leaving Mayall, Clapton formed the power trio Cream with drummer Ginger Baker and bassist Jack Bruce, in which Clapton played sustained blues improvisations and "arty, blues-based psychedelic pop".
• at "I'll do so at once.
• ate At noon he allowed a morsel of food to be brought to him, and ate it seated at his desk.
• atilt
• atlas I was looking at the atlas on my desk.
• atoll This remote island chain is made up of coral reefs and atolls.
• attila Attila the Hun was a fierce warlord who terrorized Europe in the fifth century.
• attlee After the game, we ate a big early dinner of skillet chicken and vegetables at my house.
• auto
• awl
• cutely She smiled brightly, charmingly.
• daily
• dally After working all day, I needed a break so I decided to have a little dally and take a nap.
• dully
• duly It is my duty to pick up my brother's newspapers.
• early
• idly I idled away the afternoon hours reading a book.
• irately
• lately I have been feeling lonesome lately.
• mutely
• neatly
• oddly She found an odd-looking penny on the sidewalk.
• partly
• tale
• tall
• tally The tally of votes showed that the proposal was accepted.
• tartly She tartly replied.
• tautly My hand felt tightly bound in his grip.
• telly She turned off the TV, feeling a little icky after watching so much television.
• tl I downloaded the app tl.
• tulle She wore a long skirt in tulle.
• ugly I can't stand the sight of her ugly face.
• ult She had an ultimatum for him.
• Tali I am surprised to see Tali standing here.
• Til
• Tull Herbert Tull wrote about cricket.
• Italy
• Abdul "But you spoilt it all, Abdul," I protested.
• Adela "You've written me next to nothing about Adela Reefe," he said to her.
• Adele "No secrets among friends, Valerie," said Adele, looking me earnestly in the face; "I had none with you, and you helped me with your advice.
• Tel
• UL The Ultimecia Relay is important for controlling the central tower.
• AOL AIM+ was a free third-party add-on for AOL Instant Messenger created by Big-O Software.
• ACLU I think that is the last ACLU meeting I have been to. They convene very infrequently.
• NATL
• ATTY
• ITAL
• it'll I'll worry about it later.
• adult For, if the slaves were kindly treated, that is, if marriage were encouraged among them; if the infants who should be born were brought up with care; if the sick were properly attended to; if the young and the adult were well fed and properly clothed, and not overworked, and not worn down by the weight of severe punishments, they would necessarily increase, and this on an extensive scale.

Alreadly

• acridly
• airedale
• alertly
• allegedly
• already
• aridly
• assuredly
• elatedly
• luridly