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English Idioms :: avail
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avguish - See: TO NO AVAIL or OF NO AVAIL. |
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English Idioms :: average
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avguish - See: ON AN AVERAGE or ON THE AVERAGE, LAW OF AVERAGES. |
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Traditional English :: AV
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avguish - abbr.
1 audiovisual (teaching aids etc.).
2 Authorized Version (of the Bible). |
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Traditional English :: avadavat
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avguish - var. of AMADAVAT. |
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Traditional English :: avail
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avguish - v. & n. --v. 1 tr. help, benefit.
2 refl. (foll. by of) profit by; take advantage of.
3 intr. a provide help. b be of use, value, or profit. --n. (usu. in neg. or interrog. phrases) use, profit (of no avail; without avail; of what avail?). [ME f. obs. vail (v.) f. OF valoir be worth f. L valere] |
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Traditional English :: available
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avguish - adj. (often foll. by to, for) 1 capable of being used; at one's disposal. 2 within one's reach. availability n. availableness n. availably adv. [ME f. AVAIL + -ABLE] |
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