Words Containing ASSI

Present participle of AMASS.

Plural of AMBASSY.

Plural of AMPASSY.

Opposing or rejecting classical styles or principles.

In a passionate manner, as a musical direction.

A murderer, often hired, who kills a prominent person by surprise.

To murder a prominent person, often for political reasons.

Past tense of ASSASSINATE.

Third-person singular present tense of ASSASSINATE.

Present participle of ASSASSINATE.

The murder of a prominent person, often for political reasons.

Plural of ASSASSINATION.

A person who kills a prominent figure, often for hire.

Plural of ASSASSINATOR.

Plural of ASSASSIN.

To pronounce with a hissing sound.

Past tense of ASSIBILATE.

Third-person singular present tense of ASSIBILATE.

Present participle of ASSIBILATE.

The change of a sound into a sibilant.

Plural of ASSIBILATION.

Plural of ASSIDUITY.

Constant and careful attention or effort.

Showing great care and perseverance.

With constant careful attention and effort.

Constant and careful diligence.

Plural of ASSIDUOUSNESS.

Obsolete term for a siege.

Past tense of ASSIEGE.

Plural of ASSIEGE.

Present participle of ASSIEGE.

A historical contract for supplying slaves to Spanish colonies.

Plural of ASSIENTO.

To give out or allocate as a task or responsibility.

Plural of ASSIGNABILITY.

The quality of being able to be assigned.

Capable of being assigned or transferred.

In a way that can be assigned.

A paper currency used during the French Revolution, backed by state land.

A secret meeting, especially between lovers.

Plural of ASSIGNATION.

Plural of ASSIGNAT.

Past tense of ASSIGN.

One to whom a right, property, or task is legally transferred.

Plural of ASSIGNEE.

Agent noun of ASSIGN.

Plural of ASSIGNER.

Present participle of ASSIGN.

A task or piece of work given to someone.

Plural of ASSIGNMENT.

The person who transfers a right or property to another.

Plural of ASSIGNOR.

Third-person singular present tense of ASSIGN.

The quality or degree of being assimilable.

Able to be absorbed or incorporated into the body or mind.

In a manner that allows absorption or incorporation.

To absorb and understand information or ideas.

Past tense of ASSIMILATE.

Third-person singular present tense of ASSIMILATE.

Present participle of ASSIMILATE.