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oint; hither and thither. allegados, _m. pl._, friends, allies. allegar, to collect, get together. alli, there; desde en adelante, from that time on; ya --, (when they had) arrived there. amado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ amar, beloved, loved. amaestrar, to break in; to train, teach amalgama, _f._, amalgamation, mixture amanecer, to dawn; all --, at dawn; at break of day; hasta el --, till break of day; until dawn; nos amanecia llorando, doawn found us weeping. amante, _subst. m. or f._, lover, beloved, loved one. amar, to love. amargo, -a, bitter, painful. amarillo, -a, yallow ambicion, _f._, ambition. ambito, m. confines, inclosure, body, compass. ambos, -as, both. amenaza, _f._, threat, menace. amenazador, menacing, threatening. amenazar, to threaten. amigablemente, amicably, pleasantly. amigo, _m._, friend. amigote, _m._ great friend, intimate friend. amistad, _f._, friendship. amonestacion, _f._, advice, admonition, warning. amontonar, to pile up, heap up, crowd together. amor, _m._, love; sweetheart; -- propio, self-love, conceit, vanity. amoroso, -a, amorous, loving, dear. amortiguar, to temper, soften. amparar, to protect, aid, assist, help. amparo, _m._, succor, protection, refuge. amplio, -a, full. analizar, to analyze. anciano, -a, old, aged, ancient; _subst. m. or f._, old man, old woman; _m. pl._, old people, elders. ancho, -a, large, broad. anchuroso, -a, spacious. andar, to go, walk, act, be; a mas --, at full speed; como se las entrase a mas -- el dia, as the day went on; as the day passed (for them); -- penando, to suffer torment; -- por, to go about, be current in; -- mas de sobra, to be more in excess; a los talones, to follow closely; de algun tiempo a esta parte anda, (who) for some time now has been; quien (en) mal anda, (en) mal acaba, a bad beginning makes a bad ending. andas, _f. pl._, bier (with shafts), stretcher, litter. andurriales, _m. pl._, by-roads, retired spots, out-of-the-way places. anegarse, to be inundated (_or_ submerged). anfiteatro, _m._, amphitheater. anfitrion, _m._, amphitr-yon, host. angel, _m._, angel. angosto, -a, narrow, close. angulo, _m._, angle, corner. anguloso, -a, angular. angustia, _f._, anguish. angustioso, -a, full of anguish, heartrending, desperate, terrible, agonizing. anilla, _f._, ring. anillo, _m._, ring, coil. anima,_f._, soul; en Dios y en mi --, i
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