Page	Word	Synonyms	Definitions
p.96	alcoholic		One addicted to the use of alcoholic intoxicants, containing alcohol, pertaining to alcohol, or partaking of its qualities. (Webster's 1939) AA Title Page
p.96	alcoholism		A morbid or diseased condition induced in the human system by the excessive or continuous use of alcoholic stimulants. It is acute when arising from an inordinate consumption in a short period, as plain drunkenness, or chronic when the stimulus is maintained for a length of time by small and oft-repeated doses. (Webster's 1939) AA Title Page
p.96	as	during	While, during, at the same time, literally, like, even, similar to, in the character or idea of, since, because. (Webster's 1939) AA p.84
p.96	disease	uneasy	To interrupt or impair any or all the natural and regular function of (the several organs of a living body), to afflict with pain or sickness, to make morbid, to pain, to make uneasy. Pain, uneasiness, distress, any morbid state of the body generally, or of any particular organ or part of the the body, the cause of pain or uneasiness, distemper. (Webster's 1939) AA p.64
p.96	illness	sickness	Bad or evil, contrary to good, in a physical or moral sense, unfavorable, disagreeable, baneful, wicked, wrong, inquitous, diseased, disordered, sick or indisposed, rude, unpolished, not proper, not legitimate, wanting in skill, inexpert. (Webster's 1939) AA p.18,30,44,56,92,107,115,118,138,142
p.96	member	part of	A part of an animal body capable of performing a distince office, a vital organ, a limb, part of an aggregate or a whole, sepcifically a part of a discourse, one of the persons composing a society, community or the like, an individual forming part of an association. (Webster's 1939) AA p.xiii,xvi,xvii,xviii,xix,xxii,xxiii,27,28,42,43,87,122,124,125,127,130,135,136,158,162,163
p.96	next	immediately following	Nighest or nearest in place, time, rank or degree, at the time or turn nearest or immediately succeeding, in immediate proximity to. (Webster's 1939) AA p.63
p.96	permanent	lasting	Lasting, continuing in the same state or in the same place, not undergoing change of any kind, stable, durable, abiding, not subject to obliteration or removal. (Webster's 1939) AA p.xvii,64
p.96	recovered	restored to health	(past tense) Regained health after sickness, grown well again, regained a former state or condition after misfortune or disturbance of mind, regained, retrieved, restored as from sickness or the like revived, rescued as from danger. (Webster's 1939) AA p.xiii,xv,xvii,xxiii,xxix,17,20,29,44,90,96,113,132,133,146
p.96	strenuous	vigorous	Zealous, ardent, eagerly pressing or urgent, earnest, enthusiastic, active, vigorous, energetic, strong, bold, accompanied by labor or exertion, resolute, determined, vehement. (Webster's 1939) AA p.xvii,64
p.96	vital	necessary	Pertaining to life, either animal or gegetable, contributing to life, necessary to life, containing life, being the seat of life, being that on which life depends, very necessary, highly important, essential. (Webster's 1939) AA p.xvii,64