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The doctrines of st augustine of hippo or his followers; adherence to or advocacy of these doctrines.

(63 bc–ad 14), the first roman emperor; born gaius octavius; also called (until 27 bc) octavian. he was adopted by the will of his great-uncle julius caesar and gained supreme power by his defeat of antony in 31 bc. in 27 bc he was given the title augustus (‘venerable’) and became in effect the first roman emperor.

Expressing disgust, frustration, dismissal or disregard, chagrin, etc.

A short-winged diving seabird found in northern oceans, typically with a black head and black and white underparts.

A small, stubby auk (seabird) found in the north pacific, typically with grey underparts.

A small, stubby auk (seabird) found in the north pacific, typically with grey underparts.

A short-winged diving seabird found in northern oceans, typically with a black head and black and white underparts.

A hall or court, in various senses.

At oxford and cambridge universities: a member of a hall, as distinct from a college. now only with reference to st edmund hall, oxford.

(a) at oxford and cambridge universities: relating to or characteristic of a hall, as distinct from a college; of or relating to such halls or their administration. in later use only with reference to st edmund hall, oxford. (b) occasionally more generally: of, relating to, or characteristic of a hall or halls, in various senses.

Old.

A traditional scottish song with words by the poet robert burns, often sung at new year to say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new year. auld lang syne means "the old days" in scots.

A player of the aulos.

Of or relating to the aulos (in early use understood as being a flute or similar instrument); of, relating to, or characteristic of a player of such an instrument.

Of, relating to, or associated with a court or chamber, in various senses.

Of, relating to, or associated with a court or chamber, in various senses.

A courtly expression or turn of phrase. also (as a mass noun): the use of such courtly language.

A woodwind instrument of ancient greece, or a similar instrument in use in some other ancient civilizations.

Originally: a liquid measure used in germany and the low countries which varied in different places from about 30 to 44 imperial gallons (136 to 200 litres). in later use also: a liquid measure used in south africa, typically 30 to 34 gallons (136 to 154 litres).

A small recess or cupboard in the wall of a church.

A small recess or cupboard in the wall of a church.

A kind of pouch carried at the waist as a purse.

More fully "auncel weight". a kind of hand-held balance, a steelyard; a weight used on such a balance.

In france and french-speaking countries: a measure of length used chiefly for textiles, varying locally and according to the textile, but typically in the range 55-195 centimetres (approx. 1.8-6.4 feet).

Designating an important early bronze age central european culture typified by the remains found near the village of únětice (formerly aunjetitz), near prague in the czech republic; designating remains of this type; of, relating to, or characteristic of this culture.

The sister of one's father or mother or the wife of one's uncle.

The state, condition, or fact of being an aunt; the relationship of aunt.