arˈdor (ärˈdẽr), heat, zeal.
arˈdu-ous (ärˈdu᷵-ŭs), hard, difficult.
arˈgent (ärˈjĕnt), silver.
A-riˈca (ä-rĕˈkä), in Chile.
Aˈri-el (āˈrĭ-ĕl).
Ar-maˈda (är-māˈdä), a fleet; especially the great Spanish fleet defeated by England in 1588.
ar-maˈdos (är-māˈdōs), large ships, battleships.
arˈmor-er (ärˈmẽr-ẽr), one who cleans and repairs the small arms or iron parts on a ship.
arms at the trail, a military term, rifles carried at side in horizontal position.
arˈrack (ărˈăk), liquor made from rice, or molasses, or the sap of palms.