abeam

abeam she stood in a dream i did not put myself down to sleep for

abduct

sticks and stones may make up my bones but shame will never abduct me

abdomen

abdomen and abdowomen shuck each other with graphic sensual pictures of ex-flubbers

abdicate

chloroform do-daddy abdicates the throat throne for unsubscribed wisdom

ABC

ABC, queasy as metal detector parting of the locker hallway sea.

abbreviate

Abbreviate my love, our peace, with ticky-tacky uncontrollable warhead new shoes bailout spending.

abbot

She makes garments and sells them, and stocks the abbots with belts.

(*This line came from Proverbs IX (The Ideal Wife), Verse 24. Using the method of bibliomancy, I randomly selected this line with my eyes closed and swapped the noun "merchants" with the next dictionary word, abbot.)