| AGEINGS | • ageings n. Plural of ageing. • AGEING n. the process of growing old. |
| AGEISMS | • ageisms n. Plural of ageism. • AGEISM n. discrimination based on age, also AGISM. |
| AGEISTS | • ageists n. Plural of ageist. • AGEIST n. an advocate of ageisms. |
| AGELAST | • agelast n. (Rare) one who never laughs (especially at jokes); a mirthless person. • AGELAST n. (Greek) someone who never laughs. |
| AGELESS | • ageless adj. (Relative to past) Having existed for so great a period of time that its longevity cannot be expressed. • ageless adj. (Relative to future) Continuing infinitely or indefinitely. • ageless adj. Always appearing youthful; never seeming to age. |
| AGELONG | • agelong adj. Lasting throughout all time; eternal. • AGELONG adj. lasting for a very long time. |
| AGEMATE | • agemate n. Alternative form of age-mate. • age-mate n. One who is the same age as another. • AGEMATE n. a person of the same age as another. |
| AGENDAS | • agendas n. Plural of agenda. • AGENDA n. (Latin) a list of things to be done. |
| AGENDER | • agender adj. Without an associated gender (in any sense); not having a particular gender. • AGENDER adj. of or relating to a person who does not identify with any gender. |
| AGENDUM | • agendum n. (Obsolete) A task which ought to be done. • agendum n. (Theology) Something to be done; a practical duty, rather than an article of faith. • AGENDUM n. (Latin) an item on an agenda. |
| AGENISE | • AGENISE v. to treat flour with agene, also AGENIZE. |
| AGENIZE | • AGENIZE v. to treat flour with agene, also AGENISE. |
| AGENTED | • agented adj. Having an agent. • AGENT v. to act for another with authority. |
| AGENTRY | • agentry n. The position of being an agent. • AGENTRY n. the office or duties of an agent. |
| AGEUSIA | • ageusia n. Absence of the sense of taste. • ageusia n. Partial or complete loss of the sense of taste. • AGEUSIA n. lack of a sense of taste. |