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Used as an oath to express asseveration, surprise, etc.

Forming plural nouns used in names of animal and plant families and other groups.

Auto-exposure.

A letter used in old english to represent a vowel intermediate between a and e and from the 16th century onwards used in latin or latinized greek words, representing an original diphthong ae or ai.

Of or relating to an aecium; characterized by the presence of aecia; productive of aeciospores.

Of or relating to an aecidium; characterized by the presence of aecidia; productive of aecidiospores.

A spore formed in an aecidium; an aeciospore.

Any fungus of the former genus of pathogenic fungi, aecidium, now known to represent the aecial stage (anamorph) of rusts of the genus puccinia and other members of the order uredinales. also (in form aecidium): the genus itself.

A dikaryotic spore of a rust fungus, which is produced in an aecium and in a heteroecious species infects the primary host.

A fruiting body produced on the mycelium of a rust fungus at a particular stage in its life cycle (especially, in heteroecious species, that occurring on an alternate host), within which aeciospores are produced.

In insects: the male copulatory or sperm-depositing organ; an insect phallus or (typically) part of it, especially the distal portion.

A large and widespread genus of small mosquitoes (family culicidae) including several vectors of human disease, notably aedes aegypti, the principal carrier of yellow fever. also (in form aedes): a mosquito of this genus (more fully "aedes mosquito").

Originally in roman architecture: a niche (for a statue), especially one framed by two columns supporting a pediment or an entablature; such a structure forming a shrine.

= aedicula ; specifically the structure covering the holy sepulchre. also: a representation of a structural feature (usually in miniature) for ornamental purposes.

Either of two (later four) roman magistrates responsible for public buildings and originally also for the public games and the supply of corn to the city.

Either of two (later four) roman magistrates responsible for public buildings and originally also for the public games and the supply of corn to the city.

A person who has been an aedile, and so has the right to be elected to other offices.

Of or relating to an aedile or an aedlician.

Aedileship.

Aedileship.

In insects: the male copulatory or sperm-depositing organ; an insect phallus or (typically) part of it, especially the distal portion.

Consisting of only one part, element, or unit; single; = "onefold". now rare (scottish and irish english after middle english).

Consisting of only one part, element, or unit; single; = "onefold". now rare (scottish and irish english after middle english).

Relating to the region comprising the aegean sea and its coasts and islands.

The aegean sea or its region.

A note certifying that a student is aeger.

An abscess or ulcer of the inner canthus of the eye, especially when involving a lacrimal duct or the lacrimal sac.

A native or inhabitant of the greek island of aegina.

Of or relating to aegina or its inhabitants.

A goat-like creature similar to a satyr. also: (the name of) a greek god resembling, and sometimes considered to be identical to, the god pan.