aggrate
transitive verb
-ed/-ing/-s
obsolete
: to gratify or express gratitude to
Word History
Etymology
Italian aggratare, alteration of aggradare, from Provençal agradar, from a- (from Latin ad-) + grat pleasing, agreeable (from Latin gratus)
First Known Use
1590, in the meaning defined above
- beige brown
- beige gray
- beigels
- beiger
- beiges
- beigest
- beigey
- beignet
- beignets
- beigy
- Beijing
- Beijing Time
- beijinger
- beijings
- bein
- being
- being (as or as how or that)
- being (to)
- being as or as how or that
- being friends with
- being on the lookout for
- being out of breath
- being partial to
- being to
- being watched