arrange, v. dispose, [range], classify, [marshal], methodize; prearrange, [devise], [contrive], premeditate; adjust, [settle], determine.
arrangement, n. [disposition], [distribution], collocation, [classification]; preparation, preconcertion, [settlement], [adjustment], [agreement]; [economy], [management], regulation. Antonyms: disarrangement, [confusion], [chaos].
arrest, v. [apprehend]; [stop], [check], [restrain]; [stunt], [dwarf].
arrest, n. [apprehension], [capture], [detention]; [custody], duress; [stoppage], [restraint], interruption, [hindrance], [prevention]. Associated words: capias, [warrant].
arrogance, n. [hauteur], superciliousness, [insolence], [haughtiness], lordliness, contumely.
arrogant, a. See haughty.
arrow, n. [dart]; matras. Associated words: barb, ouabain, sagittal, sagittary, [quiver], sheaf, belomancy.
arrowhead, n. Associated words: cuneiform, sagittate.
arsenal, n. [armory], [magazine].
art, n. ([fine arts]) [music], [painting], [sculpture], architecture, [poetry], [engraving]; (liberal arts) grammar, logic, rhetoric, arithmetic, geometry, [music], astronomy, the sciences, philosophy, [history]; [craft], [dexterity], clevernes, ingenuity, [cunning], [artifice]. Associated words: technical, paleotechnics, technics, technic, intransigeant, intransigeance, artist, artistic, artistry.