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=ambulante= ambulatory, moving. =amenaza= menace. =amenazar= to

menace. =amigo-a= friend. =aminorar= to lessen. =amistad= f.

friendship. =amo-a= master, mistress, proprietor. =amor= m. love;

=---- propio= self-love. =amotinar= to excite to mutiny.

=amparar= to shelter, protect. =amparo= protection, refuge.

=amplio= ample. =anciano= old. =ancho= wide. =andaluz-a=

Andalusian. =andar= to go, walk, fare. =anfitrion= host.

=angosto= narrow. =angulo= angle, corner. =angustia= anguish.

=anima= soul. =animal= m. animal, dolt. =animar= to animate,

enliven. =aniquilar= to annihilate. =anoche= last night.

=anochecer= to grow dark. =anotar= to note. =antartico=

antarctic. =ante= before, in the presence of. =antemano; de ----=

beforehand. =antepasado= ancestor. =anterior= former, previous,

preceding. =antes= before, rather. =antesala= antechamber.

=anticuado= antiquated. =antiguo= antique, old. =antipodas= m.

pl. antipodes =antojar= vr. (with personal =dative=) to have a

fancy or desire.