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Vol.
 ENGLISH-TULU

DICTIONARY
BY

REV. A. MANNER
I?. M. S.

MANGALORE
PRINTED AT THE BASEL MISSION PRESS
1888
 PREFACE.
Iii the preface to the Tulu-English Dictionary, published in

1886, a few general remarks were made concerning the forma-

tion of the Tulu language and the local area in which it is

spoken. It is therefore deemed unnecessary here to go over

the same ground again.

It has also been considered desirable to omit some of the deri-
vative words, the meanings of which can be easily formed from

those of their primitive words. For ready reference, however,

we append the principal terminations used in the formation of

derivative words in Tulu.

Terminations of Derivatives
Examples
English Tulu

-acy, -ance
aSJ
celibacy
-ence

-er, -or teacher i3J5%t(>$', potter *ooi3>3', deceive

(mas.) ',
traveller sjJ3rtr~: lover &j3

; vender sSj^tfjcSeisSo.

-ess (fern.) rreda, benefactr^j eAiSJ5>3creFs ; nclress

traitrm slra^rreda; adultr^rj
-ing doing 3osOoJ fSo.
-ity, -ty, -y affinzVy <3ofeJ.V; atroc//y c$033,3pj; stupid//j>
',
expediency
-ism athezVm
573^^^; barbar/j/w
-ist athe/j/
*, C^^T?; sophw^
-hood
-man, male washer/Wrtw SjS,3; wise man wja So J; good
; male child tffFs K'ae3.
02
-meat
-ness i, greatj ; goodness

-kind mankind "U

she-, woman j/$<?-cat ^porsj ^^ ; deceitful woman &J3%

rT3i3a; washerwoman
-ship partnerj/w'/)
-ure
-tion aboli//0/z
IV PREFACE.

Terminations of Derivatives
Examples
Engli-h Tulu

able -as, 3*,

-al, -ant, norma/*. 3jrf; denta/ flrJsOtS; dilig^w/ ^f^

eiit ea>3i ',
malign/ s^-CsXctfS f.
ate utTjctionff/k considera/<f

Ci
-ern west<rr
-tsh self/V/i :
; whitwA ^JSf)OS,

-f,d 53ojy ( , ftOf , J,; mouthy/

deceit////
-less

ly man/)/
not, un- 0/ done ; spoken sScsoa
-ous "a*. joyo^ wz& ', barbarcj
pre(
some d, eru33 troublesome 3jsod(5z3;

-tse, -ize fertilise ; baptise, -ze

-fy beautify ; quali/y

-cause cause to make ; cause to walk ^^

to be (pass.; to be loved &,? to be

',
persecuted

(reft.)
to carry oneself 3oo55j8J$; to suffer

reo$.

ward , -rs, -no, - ,

. -
s
; heavenward
TT

home70<zr</

-ly wo, ^, So, Wo willing/y 530^^5^*; strong/x ^."^doSo, w

carelessly s-rt in?oi; without cause

-lessfy, M^ '

without ser
senselessly too a 'at* ^ocS; TW thout
< i
,

* v

going

On the other hand, Negative Nouns, Adjectives or Adverbs

beginning with in-, ii-, un-, may also be rendered by prefixing

55 before, or by adding -Oe>oA or -cjsoi to, the primitive word;

right,
 PREFACE.

clean, escort: rioricraoS; ^orfcraoJ; 3?do possible,

9' 9 9
etc.

The above table could be enlarged to a very great extent,

bui this seems to be sufficient for all practical purposes.

The Author cannot conclude without expressing his deep

sense of the shortcomings which must naturally attend this first

attempt of compiling an English-Tulu Dictionary. As, however,

no pains have been spared to render the work as useful as pos-
sible to both Europeans and Natives, he trusts that he can confi-

dently reckon upon the patronage as well as the indulgence of

the public.
t

Mangalore, July 1888. A. M.

 Abh Abr

Abhorrence, s. 3 Abomination, .y.

^
&' Aboriginal, .

Abide with, r. n.

do Aborigines, ^.
T-. a.
Abortion, 5.

Ability, j.
Abortive, a.
d^qSr,

Abject, a. >.
r. n. n
Abound,
Abjuration. ^.
with

Abounding, ad. siZ

Abjure, p. <r.

About, /r^/>. & a^

2JOJl
oio,
Able, ff.
come
bring
Ablution, j.
?tf )
iS> CT36.

Abnegation, 5.
.
So 3^,
Abnegate, v. a.
all do- doo

Abnormal, Abnormous, v. n.
Abrade,
Abreast, ad. yda,
Abridge, r. a. z
Abnormity, s. 05=5^
o jjo.
Aboard, ad. tfrf^zs*,
Abridgment, s.
Abode, j.
Abroad, ad.

Abolish, r. a.
Abrogate, v.a.
zco
dotfo^>,
Abrogation, s.
Abolition, ^.

Doco^oSj,

Abominable, </. Abrupt, ff.

^rirf. Abruptly, ,=5;.

Abominate, i\ a. do ^i,

Abruptness, ^.
 Abs 3 Ace

Abscess, s. Abstinence, s. ^
Abscond, -,\n.

Abstract, s. ?roo>o2!,

Absence, s.

of noun
mind ; ..
of light Abstract, T-. a.

Absent, z>.. rone's self

T7
).
Abstraction, s.

to be absent-minded Abstruse, ^7.

c5on*a, rloLci,
cjj^c^oSod ^sl
a. rr*
Absent, i
c&^oa.
Absurd, a. ej^rf S3?ooWod,

Absentee, ^. a
ob

Absurdity, s.

Absolute, a. ^
de->, 2j?5f. Abundance, i.

Absolutely,^, y3^o5o.
Abundant, ^.

Absolution, s. Abuse, j.
j

s^qJr ^
Absolve,^ . Abuse, 7-. rt.

Absorb, z 1
. .

rso^i, sjj

Absorption, s. Abusive, a.

^js^ocS ^ 3o, O
Abstain from, r. n. Abyss, ^.

5^, 200^^.
Abstemious, Abstinent, . Academy, j. ^)

Accede to, v. n.
 Ace Ace

Accelerate, r
r

. a. >: death

"Cr

Acceleration, s. Acclamation, s. &o

W0^0^?>,
Accent, s. 7$ 73 ?o ^.
d, ; Acclivity,
oj <0

3Je!^23s)^) rtasi Accommodate, z-. a.

Accentuate,
P

Accent, T . .

Accentuation, s. Accommodation, 5. 23^)7^,

Accept, T
1

. fl. i:ocje)d.

Accompaniment, j.
Acceptability, .s.
ci;^), niodooCjS.

Accompany, t
1

.^. ?i

Acceptable, a.
^4.5 S^,
'

w
Accomplice, ^.
Acceptance, s.
rsoF^^). 53e)oJOs>^.
1

Acceptation, s. z
Accomplish, . .

d aq^r.
Access, s.

excess. Accomplished, a.

Accessary, a.
Accomplishment, s. ?
Accessible, <z.

,,
&3, Ddo.
^\' "5

Accord, 7-. a. & . 2^i

Accession, s.

Accessory, J. ei
a. Accordance, s.
Os)

SO'O'P,

Accidence, s. According to, prep, O3o

Accident, s. lOoiood
Accordingly,

Account, 5.
e3sj,
sj
Accidental, <?.
 Ace Acq

to give an Accusative, s.
a,

Accuse, v.a.
>F>: book
Account, z 1
. 0. & n. fire 5^, unjustly
Si,
v '

for
Accused, s.

Accuser, j-.

Accountable, #.

Accountant, s.
Accustom, w. a.
Accoutre, f. . A

Ace, j.

Ache, s.
Accoutrements,^.//,

Accredit, ^..
Achieve, v. a.
i;
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SF ?rarT)

Accrue, ^. w. Achievement,^. j

eJOci, 3ot5e>Zl3ci, So
j

Acid, a. s^
^.
Accumulate, v.a. =^03? Acidity,

Acknowledge, z-.a.

Accumulation, ^.

D)^, ^0^.
s. Acknowledgment, 5. 550=^
Accuracy,

Accurate, .

Acquaint, s/. a.

Accurse, v. a. 3Je>ob7iici, ^jci, rUo^o

^JF^, SJOO^Sj^, Acquaintance,
Accursed, a. srs^

doo^o5o, erfaoe
Accusation, s. Acquainted with, a.
 Acq <> Add

Acquiesce in, r. ;/. Active, a.

_ ; (gram.}
Acquiescence, s.

v. a. Activity, J-.
Acquire,

Actor, s.
Acquired, a. self 7^
oJ
z3F^.

Acquirement, s. Actual, a. ^, cdoqra.

rUOoJS^,. Actuate, r-. a.

Acquisition, s.

ejs)^. Acute, !.

Acquit, v. a. accent
ZoJS^;
; pain eroO.
Acuteness, 5. s^odo^o, '

Acquittal, J . ^3 Adage, s.
rracS,

B^r S^O^N Adamant, s. sjti

^

Acquittance, s. Adamantine, a.

^^a. Adapt, v. a. XI

Acre, ^. vaas^o oO
.

'S^ ^ Adaptation, ^.

Acrid, a.
Add, . a.

s. Adder, s.
Acrimony,
rs^. Addict, r'. n.
M
Across, a^. & prep
s
23 , ^

s. Addition, j.
Act,
Additional, a. 38^51) O5o,

& n.

up Address, 5.

tO

Acting, ^. e^dO.
Action, (d^^, -Sc Address, w. .
 Add 7 Adm

Adjure, T. a. t5&j

Adduce, v.a. m Adjust, T. a. 7$zb

s. Adjustment, ^.
Adept,
Adequate, a. Adjutant, ^. ^

Adhere, P.M. Administer, z/.a.

to

Adherence, s.
Administration,^. ,-
55s)

Adherent, s.
eJ

Adhesion,^, Administrator, s. w^0c3)o3o,

Adhesive, a. 550^3* o3o, s5e)3JF^

Adieu, s. & ad. Admirable, a.

Adjacent, a. =

Adjective, j. Admiral, ^ s.

Adjoin, v. n. Admiralty, ^ -s.

Admiration, s.

Adjourn, ^. . er\j

Admire, z'. a.
djji, dJ3SJJ3^)

Adjournment, J.

^jaajjs^j, Admissibility,
Adjudge, v. a. Admissible, a.

raroSo?oo,
Adjudicate, 7\. -v3 3*.
tr

Admission, s.
-^-$Jd&F$.
Adjudication, ^.

#4-
Adjunct, 5-.
Admit, f. ^.

Odt^t9.
Adjuration, J.
 A dm Adv

Admittance, s. $(

Admix, r. a. Adult, s. sis

v_
S3e>,

crfo 2JBP '

Admixture, s. Adulterate, ">'. a

Admonish, r. a. &JG> .
a, Adulteration, s
9

Adulterer, ^.
Admonition, j.

C^sSneioSo.

Adulteress, ^.
Ado, j.

Adopt, z. rt.

Adultery, 5.
,

an adopted son Adust, a. s;jri,

Adoption, ^.

rO,^
1

?^)^, rf Advance, Advancement, ^.

Adorable, .

Advance, ^. a.

Adoration,^. $3$,
WDs)^r.
r. d . v.n.
Adore, .

5ga, do
Adorn, v. a. la
Advantage, s.

Adornment, J.
Adrift, ad. s

Advent, ^.

Adroit <7- Adventure, s. 7^7$

Adventurer, j. ?3e)?^rra6,

Adroitness, ^.

Adventurous, a. ?7S>?jc3,

Adulation, ^. 33e)i

Adverb, ^.
d,

Adversary, s.
Od)?lJ$rtdd,
Adulator, ^.
 Adv Aff

Adverse, a. Affect, ..
crcum-
stances

Adversity, j. =5^ , ?3J^,, rto

6J

,, srosid ,
erusje) Affectation, jr.

s_X

a; sj^ozod.
Advert, v.n. &>, o3o Affected, /. a%
<^7T* eJ3^23s

Affection, s. ^ri,
Advertise, z'. . ?o

Advertisement, J. Affectionate, .

^Srirf.
tJs)
,
50^0*3^,
Affiance, t 1
. .

Advice, s.

Advisable, . Affidavit, ^.
^
Affiliate, v. a. rJ

Advise, w.a. Affiliation, j.

Affiuity, ^.

Advocate, Wo^.
. .
Affirm, v. a.

Adze, s.

Aerial, a. Affirmation, ^. ?j"3

^ =^20^0*.
siS,^;

Aerolite, s. Affirmative, #.
0^0, UDs)WO.
Afar, ^. cSJ3d; from Affix, S. 3J,SoOl).
N--' "0

do; off
Affix, p.. sJs^
Affability, s .
3euD^.
Afflict, p. a. ^3!
Affable, .
,

Affair, j.
ed
 Aff 10 Agi

Affliction, s. w^cS, d)8SJ, i I

Against, prt
SO

A era P i ^ /-N'T \
Age, .>.
oj^coj,
Affluence, .y.
so^oJor, ?j

Aged, . 3Jds*

Affluent, a. mail
55,CoOd; ,

Agency, j. d^s)^)3*, ciera ;

Afford, r. a.

Affray, s.

Agent, s.

Affright, 7'. a.

s.

Affront, r. .
Aggrandise, v. a.
20=^0,^,

Aggravate, v.a. ^ 0815-3 5^}^),

Affuse, v. a.

Afloat, ad.
s.
Aggregate, e^Uo.,
60

Afoot, ad. Aggress, v. a.

cr
Afore, ad.
Aggression, ^.
Afraid, a.
Afresh, ad.
Aggressive, ^.
Afront, aa

After, ad. & Aggressor, s. ^odo

-that
way or manner Aggrieve, t p

. //.

Afternoon, s. x
o^

Afterwards, ad. e3 Aghast, ^

J
Agile, a.

Again, a^. ^oc^, &d,

..*"
,, Agility, J, e^odo^o, rorf ;

rv* and
 Agi 11 Ale

Agio, s. Ahead, ^/.

U
Agitate, v. a. Aid, J. ?j3o30JO,

Agitation, s. Ail, v.n.

9
zotf, rretoo. wnat ai

Agitator, s.

Ailing, J. ,

Agnail, s.

ifo*. v.a. & n.

Aim, j. rtoO;

Agnate, a.

Agnation, 5.

Ago, *w?. rioowo; some years Air, j.

^?e>^, ; irari; ^
ciooioo.

Agonise, z
1

. . & n.
Airing, j.

,
3os on'3ii,
Agony, s.
s^rezo
Agree, p. . ?jdo Airy, .

oi^d
Akin, a.

Agreeable, a. ao

d, ddoo *
Alabaster, s. ^
s. ^.
Agreement, Alacrity,

^j

,
S3 Alarm, s.

Agriculture, 5.

OJO, ^^TTSCd Alarming, .

Agriculturist, s. Alas, int. S3 ,

o5o

e^^nTsooorrad,

Aground, ad. $ Alcbemy, ^.

Ha)7T*C3^. Alcohol, s. , riorirod,

Ague, 5-.
,
d, dorfpu

Wl/. Ale, j.
Ab,
d?o;
 Ale 12 Aim

Alert, a. , Alleviation, s.
os^o,

Algebra, s. Alley, s.

Alien, s. sj , efuaOo3j>c&.
Alliance, ^.
Alienate, P.O.
dJSO
Alligator, j.

Alliteration, s.
Alienation, j.

Allocution, ^.
setf.

Alight, r'. #.

C3* Allot, V. a. -c,

3^)?^
Alike, a. 200^? ad. S*1^&.
r Allotment,
d^^e, ,
co?
p

Aliment, s. 533r,
Allow, 7'. .

^f, essJ

Alimony, ^.

^. Allowance, ^.

Alive, a. ? Alloy,

^od,
Allude to, 7-. a.
All, a. &
S^cS ^O^J >.

over Allure, 7'. a. t

Allay, 7-. a. Allurement, .y.

r^ do^O.^),
oJ OO
Allusion, s.
Allegation, j
qicS, ^d^. Alluvial, a.

7'.
Allege, .
v
,

Alluvium, s.
Allegiance, s. f

oiai; Ally, ^.
M 7-. a.
Allegory, ^.

Alleviate, p. <z. Almanac, s.

Almighty, .
 13 Amb

Alternately, ad. .

Almond, s. Alternative, 5.

Almost,^, there is no
23^J SoOSo 'Stfj
Alms, s.
2p=$, $doF, tg

Although, (/.
-Qe), -

Aloe, .9.

Altitude, ^. <o

Aloft, ad. Altogether,^,

erusqJ F,
^y0.
..
u
Alone, a. Alum,
Always, ad.
,

Along, od?. Amalgam, ^.

^5^ s3J3^3

Amalgamate, v. a.
Aloof, ^.

s
Aloud, ad. to cry
3J>k|un ;

oSod
d wo^o^,
3^13,
r .
oO v
'
ca

Alphabet, j.
Amanuensis, ^.

Already, aa?.
riodoS^
Also, ad. -53e), ?jSo3, Amass v. a.

Altar, j.

Alter, r..
Amateur, s.

Alteration, j. Amaze, ^. a.

zJ?cS, ?5da SSSO . '. .

Altercate, w. w.

Amazement, s.

23-3 e3 ?3js?c
to < ?^odo,
Altercation, 5. =3^3 eJ, Ambassador, j.
IT
Alternate, v.a. & w. Amber, s.

Ambergris, ^.
 Amb 14 Amp
Ambiguity, s. -, Amiable, a.

Amiableness, Amiability, J.
Ambiguous, .
,

c$, expression
Amicable, a.
?|5o,
Ambition, j.

Amid, Amidst,
Ambitious, tf.

t?$ 5><o,,
oJ
Amiss, ad. ^33-3
M& ,

Amble, j. Amity, ^. ?ao,

Ambrosia, ^. Ammunition, ^. ,
r(oo

Ambulance, ^.
^ s. do.
rO^O
Oj vj
Amnesty, DSfcJZ3JS,f
v-/
Sotf
*-^A

Ambuscade, j.
Among, Amongst, />^/. _G*,
^J3&cfc3) them
Ambush, j.

to lie Amorous, a.

m
Ameliorate, 7 1
. a. Amount, ^. .,

Amelioration, s.
rtara, ^5"?)
it amounts to

Amen, adf. Amphibious, .

OJO,
a. Amphitheatre, s.
Amenable,
Ample, <7.

Amend, v. a. & .

sii^o.ci,
^J
o^ ,
riora Wo Amplification, s.
^5

Amendment, 5.

Amplify, r. r.

Amends, ^.
Amplitude, j.

j.
Amenity, Amputate, r.a.
Amethyst, s.
 Amp 15 Ani

s. Ancestry, j.
Amputation,
Anchor, j.

Amulet, s. & .

Amuse, r
r

. a. Anchorage, s.

Anchoret, -rite, ^.

Amusement, s. jtfo^JS^Su, Ancient, a. C5*

33^=5*

And
Analogical, Analogous, a.
o3oo, ?o ^.
Anecdote,
Analogy, s.
u vj Anew, a^.

Analysis, s.
de^d, dl) CT,.
77

Angel, s. dj?;

Analyse, v. a.
Angelic, Angelical, a.

Ananas, J-. s
Anger, s.

Anarchy, s.
S3d3,

Angle, j.

Anathema, 5. gs)3J.
Angle v. a.

Anathematise,? 1
. a. &n. Angry a.

Anatomical, j. woman
s.
Anguish,
Anatomist,
v. a. Angular, a.
Anatomise,
Animadversion, s.

Anatomy, s.
Q
SJa^COrSd oDCo? Animadvert, #. a.
*u

Ancestor, s. &^
Animal, s. sixri,

Ancestral, a.
3oOo3o6,
Animalcule, s. ^
 Ani 10 Ant

Annoyance s.

Annual, a.

Animated, <z. ^c^o I

Annuity, s.

^^- Annul, T'. a.

Animation, s.

Animosity, s. a.
, eroO, Annular, -lary,
Anodyne, ^. z3

Anise, s.
Anoint, ..
Ankle, s.

Annals, s-. e
Annointment, s.

Anneal, ^. a.

Anomalous, a. ^ s-.

Annex, i'.a.
s.
Anomaly, yjdo,
Anon, ad, s&^cs, w
Annexation, s.
ever and ysjrr
Annihilate, r.
Os) Anona squamosa, j.

Anonymous, a.

letter ^
Annihilation,
Another, a.

'aodJS^F; OIie
Answer, s.
Anniversary, ^.

sj^Foga w
Annotate, r. .

Annotation, ^.

i\ a. 5J
Announce, ?
Ant, ^. ^c^; white
red ^zoodo; eater 53^0=0*".
Announcement, Annunciation, j.
Antagonism, ^.

a. Antagonist, ^.
Annoy, 7-.
 Ant 17 Apa

Antarctic, a.
tfda.

Ante, prep. Antique, a. sjd,

Antecedent, a.

Antiquity, pi.
Antechamber, J. s5js So F^"3 *Q J C:
a
rtofeS. ^.
Antithesis,
Antediluvian, #. j.
Antitype,
Antler, s.

Antelope, s.
Anus, ^.
^0=5^, *
rfa x rt.
V Anvil, s.
Antemeridian, a
Anxiety, s.

Anterior, .

Anxious, a.
Anthem, s.

Any, tf.

Anthropology,
;
at any rate
Wi'M t.
^". V.
^ Anybody, s. &o>o^7
C3DJ9 oO.
Antic, a.
Anyhow, Anywise, ad.

Antichrist, 5. -

Anywhere, df.
z'.
Anticipate, .

5JS,

Apace, ad. 23ert,

Anticipation, s. ^23*0* Apart, ad. s^i, i^^e)^, So

Apartment, s. yc
^. 200C3wd; the queen's apart-
Antidote,
ment ?5o^8^)d.
tfo^tf;
^. Apathetic, -al, a.
Antimony,
^^*.
CO

s. Apathy, s.
Antipathy, ,

^.
Antiquarian, Antiquary,
 Ape 18 App

Ape, s. ;
.
Apparatus, s. crfoo^ ,

T#J. v.a.
i

Apparel, j.

Aperient, s.
S5o2od, so

Apparent, a.

Aperture, 5. ^8M ^0^.

O^M
Apex, s. Apparition, j. rf

Aphorism, j. <0> o reo^4; ^J3^,

rot)

Appeal, r. a. & ;z.

Apiece, ad. &oo2J5o2^*,

'Apish, s.

Apocalypse, s.

Appearance, s. JJS^Q^, z
Apocryphal, a. tiod

Apologetic, -al, a. r. n.
Appease,

Apologise, v.n.
Apology, ^.
Appellant, s. &l
sisid.
Appellation, s.
^
^.
Apoplexy, Append, r. ;/. i
Apostasy, s.

s.
Appendage, Appendix,
^.
Apostate,
r. n.
Appertain,
Apostatise, v. n. ^ too ;
it appertains to me ^5

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1

Apostle, -$. j 20
Appetite, .

Apostleship, s. ^JSvB, i
r. a.
Apothecary, ^. Applaud,
.

t 1
s.
Appal, Appall, . <?.
Applause,
$to-
 App 19 Apt

Apple, S. Apprehension, s. ;

of the eye

Appliance, J. 3lo$J3?ri; Apprehensive, .

Applicable, #. Apprentice, J .

Apprise of, ^. a.

Applicant, j. ft r. a.
Approach,
Application, s.

Approbation, s.

Apply, v. a.
io?|n)0>,

Appropriate, ^. .

Appoint, ^'. .

Appropriation, 5. ^s,

Appointment,^. ^.
Approval,
Approve, ^ . a.
Apportion, v. . 33-353*

Approximate, v. a.
^.
Appo.sition,
?'. /z.
Appraise.
..
aJ ^.
Approximation, ,

Appreciate, ^ . .

^j^JSSj WoJF^4-
April, J. ?o

A\
^.
Apron,
Appreciation,
Apt, a. ^=gr,,
oioo^^-
xVptitude, Aptness, o. ^T
Apprehend, f.w.
 Apt 20 Ari

Aptly, ad. Archness, s.

WC3 S ;

Aquatic, a. Arctic, ^.

Ardency, s. s^odo^o,
Aqueduct, .y. Jjs^do.
Arab, J
1

.
esd). Arabic

Ardent, . z^

Arable, #. voQoioo.
Arbiter, 5. Ardour, j. e^odo^o,
s
dOS5 F.
#.
Arbitrary, Arduous, ff.
^^d
,
djOi3D?orf,
^A.
Arbitrate, v. a. 3Jo Area, s. As^ssn*,
y w _

*?To.
>S-/

Arbitration, s.
3Jot3t>oSo3ri, Arecanut, s. 2J2oSo; palm
^^.
Arbitrator, s.
Arena, s.

Argil, s.

Arbour, Arbor, j. eo^ d,

Argue, v.a.
Arc, ^.
gqirctoQid^d;
Arch, ^.

s.
Argument,
Archangel, s. sj.j3e)
^-/ '

Archbishop, s. Argumentation, ^.

Archeology, s. Argumentative, .

Archer, s. Arid, a. ^Oorloa

Archery, j. rf s
Aridity, Aridness,
Archetype, s.

Archipelago, s.
Aright, W.
^O td
5
.

v. n.
Architect, s.
oO'
, <_
oJ ^ Arise, ,

Architecture, ^. ^.
Aristocracy,
Archives, ^. sj
 Ari 21 Art

Aristolochia indica, s. ra?od zS^D*.

Arithmetic, s. rtc&^D&, 3sj.

*>' aj
Arrange, 7;. a.
Arithmetical, a.

Arithmetician, s. .
S^) ,
=50
5=9

Ark, s.

Arrangement, s.
Arm, .y.

pi- fcJO&oq5J3tfo; and

.
legs
^^6,
Array, J.
. v.a.&n.
=$JS&F>,
Armament, ^. rod do OO a;

Arrears, J. />/.

^S^Q*.
Armistice, ^. Arrest, z'. .

Armour, s.
1

Arrival, j
Armourer, Armorer, s. .

Armorial signs, .?. Arrive, f. w.

C3*,

Arrogance, s.
Armory, ^. ^o
Armpit, s.

Army, j.

sra^p. Arrogant, .

sis*,

Aroma, j. Woal? 3 ^-
Arrogate, '. J.

Aromatic, j.

; pastille Arrow, s. -g^.cf, ^do,

Around, fl^. & prep, Arrowroot, ^.

Oe>, sb^ ^efkr.

Arouse, ^. .
Arsenal, j. t
RO^).

Arrack, s.
,
03 Arsenic, s.
3TSS5e>r9, o

&, e3dia ff
.
Art, s.

Arraign, . a.
 Art 22 Asl

Artery, s. Asafcetida, s.

Artful, a. Ascarides, a.

Ascend, v. a. & n.
:
Artfulness, s.

e>*.

Article, s. d?l) ,

Ascendant, a. doJsd);
v. a. Ascendency, s.
Articulate,

Ascension, s.
Articulation, s.

ra; day
'

Ascent, J.
Artifice, s. .

rf-

,
oioo-S
Ascertain, T-. .

Artificer, ^.

Ascetic, s.
Artificial, ^. So

Ascribe, ^. a.
lake
^rf;
j. 4?>, 3oJs6
Artillery,
Ashamed, a.

Artisan, j .
,

Ashes, s. pi.
Artist, ^.

z^oSo.
Ashore, ad. =^6=5^,
c^ go
Artless, .
^d ;

Ashy, '?. sj;.rc ^d^; an ashy

C3)o3, ?i^c
face s3J3 djs^fl.
Icr
Artlessness, s. "

Aside, ad. jftSfcj*, L6, 2^^,;

z3eJ, Oorl^; go
As, a^. & conj.
Asinine, Asinary, a.
/c5//. _^rt, =5^)dra; as lie

went c&> ^p^ri; just as he

.

Ask, T: a. ..
went woSo^a^rt Co

Askance, Askant, Askew, ad.

as ys*; as for nie
as for him ejol)7T5)o^; as
t6 tJC3*,

a^/.
much as possible Asleep,
well _gra, ?o3o; yet azS,
v_x
do^
ej as long as
;
Aslope, ad.
Co
 Asp 23 Ass

s. ^028 Assault, s.
Asp,
Aspect, s.

Asparagus, J. Assay, P..

.y.
Asperity,
v. n.

s- sl
>,
d&do
Assayer, j.
5.
Aspersion, t^Si; C$J3do;
o3o.

Assemblage, j.
Asphalt, s.
do 20^ R$,
Aspirant, Aspirer, .

S
Assemble, z'. a. &
6,
1

j
Aspirate, .

Assembly, j.
s.
Aspiration,
s^odo,
Assent, j. .

T'.a. oJ
Aspire,

Asquint, a^. to 6
Assert, v.a.

^J
,

Ass, j. , dd,
Assertion, s.
Assail, v.a. C;

Assess, v. a. r

Assailable, a.
Assessment, ^.
^=5* w^.So
vJ
jy

Assailant, j. ^s3r, ^s
Assessor, s.

Assassin, s. Assets, j.//.

o3o.rtoyo.do~, sciri y^,; 22o

Asseverate, v.a
o

Assassinate, ^. . rla.
J^
Asseveration, j
Assassination, 5. rtoifo.do SJQ^ sjs)^d.

Assiduity, s.
 Ass 24 Ast

Assiduous, a.

to be assuaged
ti-ifi',

Assign, r.a. c^ &$.

Assume, ^.a. cSI

Assignable, a. TT,.
, wqrad

Assignee, J.

J. 5730 Assumption, s. cSl

Assignment, ,

s3J35e
773JJ,
Assimilation, 5-. Assurance, s. rod

^028 5&o>53), 2^dd?j,

Assimilate, t>.#. ,
23 Assure, t'.a. icS a.

s.
,, Asterisk, (*)

Assist, 7'. a.

sraziiji, d Astern, ad.

Assistance, 5.

tJCpDd, yx Asthma, s. jS
CM

Assistant, s. Asthmatic, d'.

,
do
teacher

Astir, ^.
to
Assize, s.
Astonish, r.a.
?i do v.n.
Associate, ^.

Astonishing, a.

Astound, 7'. .

Association, s.
roJS^do .

Astray, ad. T

Assort, t'. a. oSjirao.

Q
wn* ae& Astringency, s.

Assortment, 5.
=5^33, ^flc*.

Astringent, .

Assuage, z/.a. ^
ZsT
 Ast 25 Att

Astrologer, s, Atomic, -al, a.

Astrological, a. Atone, v. a. & n. s do

Astrology, .y. . ^0^,
oO =crJ3C$5>;3;;

Astronomer, s. , Atonement, s.
tor-

Astronomy, s. Atrocious, . =^e

u
do, ric 5.
.
Atrociousness, Atrocity,
Astute, a. 2oo> ^, =CT^O do^ IT
2^>r3. 0.
Attach, fl. sj

Asunder, <z*/.
ti to
?i,
3=5^) ; ;

be attached to o ^,

Asylum, s.

^^OFSs) Attachment, s.

At, prep, (by dat. or loc^) -

STSJj, S
s j
-^, -cs
-do; ,
^S 5

*,
Attack, s.
to look at it

Atheism, ^. jSDr
Attain, ^. .

Atheist, s.

Athirst, a.

,.
Athletic, a. 200
Attainable, a.

odoo.
Attainment, 5. ^
Athwart, ad.
s.
Attar (of roses), s. oiocl.
Atlas, j=gjs s

Attempt, ^.

Atmosphere, ^.

^o^y.
Atmospheric, -al, a. Attend to, v. n.

;
35e)

Atom, s. S do
 Att 26 Ann-

Attendance, s. Attribute, s.

Attendant, ^.

Auction, s.
dpadoo,
Auctioneer, ^.

Attention, s.
cTSCOJ.

Audacious, <z.

oJ 3, Z333-N
Attentive, a.
Audacity, .y.

Attenuate, .

io^ si)
^5, ,

sii^^. Audible, <z.

Attenuation, s.
w^j.
AJora sjo
Audience, s.
Attest, t r

. a.

Audit, z'..
Attestation, ^.

Attire, j.

SJ
Auditor, j-.

Attitude, s. '

Attorney, s.
Auditory, .
,

C3e>6;
a power of

Auger, s.
Attract, 7/. .

Aught, J.

Augment, ?'. a.

Attraction, s.

r.
Attractive, .

^o Augmentation,
3^4,
Attributable, a. 303 Augur, v. a. z
 Aug 27 Ave

s. ties,
Auguration, 20^, ;

Augury, .

s. Authorise, r'. a.
August,
August, a. ^JS^^D
5.
, s^citf Autocracy, 73^3^
Aunt, 5.

Auricular, .
Autocrat, s.

Aurora, s. tsdore, o5o.

Autograph, s.

Auscultation, s.

Automaton, s. Idoorio

Auspices,.?, s/^o^, rto^F,

Autumn, ^. e,
Auspicious, a. ^
Auxiliary, .

'
verb ?joo

Austere, a. gr.
.?. Avail, 5.
Austerity, d;
ties, pi.

Austral, a. $
Available, a.

Authentic, a.
o ty

Avalanche, 5.

Authenticate, ^.

Avarice, s.

i
Authenticity, .
Avaricious, .

r|c, s^o, ?)w, dd, * ^02^,

Author, ^.
^ Avariciousness, s.

Authoress, ^, Avenge, v.a.

Authoritative, a

Authority, .?.
 Ave 28 Axi

Avenger, s. Await, r
r

. a. ^

Avenue, s.
Awake, r. a.

aSi,

Aver, 7-. n.

fcra-on* Awake, a. <

SOV)

Average, j. Award, v. a. =^js

eSoCJSw. . s.

Averse, a.

-a^,, Aware, a. lo, SjoD,

Aversion, s.

rCrV, o3j^ Away, fl^/.

dJSd; go zcorio

Avert, v. a. i throw
;
with s3

Aviary, s. rU)do. ;
make away
sj-S^rf
TT
^.
with
Avidity,
Awe, s.

Avocation, J Awful, a.

Avoid, 7-. .
Awhile, a S^/S^OF,

Awkward,
,
C9 CB

Avoidable, p ^53?) s

^ Awkwardness, ^.

Avoirdupois, CJd
<3

Awl, s.

oJ

Avouch, r-. a. . Awn, 5.

OJ
s. J.
Awning,
Avow, v. a.

^.
j^, ^ Awry, t>6,

4^ J.
Avowal, ^. Axe, =3^0,
Axiom, A
 Axi 29 Baf

Axis, Axle, ^. es&, rra&ci Aye, ad. &3J5J3; for

Zs

Ay, ad. s5oC3* ' &.

ej Azure, a,

Ayah, J.
yoio,

B
Babble, ?'. .
Backroom, ^.

sraJd, Backside, j. &d

Backslide, . n.
Babbler, ^.

Backslider, s.

Backward, a.
Babe, Baby, s.

Babel, j.
Backwardness,
Babool, ^.

Baboon, s.
Backwater, j.
Bachelor, s.
Bacon, 5-. jdiorrea

Bad, .
sja^, w
Back, s.
;
health
fortune

v.n. man
tfzfi.

Backbite, v.a.
Badge, s.
rlo^r, 2Sdodo,
o-J

Backbiter, j. marriage
,
ed^crs Badness, j. s

Backbiting, j.

do^. Bael fruit, s.

Backbone, ^. Baffle, v.a.

23D^ ^00
Backdoor, j.
 Bag 30 Ban

Bag, s. Balk, 7-. a.

Baggage, 5.

s. Ball, s. eroo<i;
Bagpipe, ,

Bail, s.
s^ri, ,
Wo
Ballad, 5. 3Jc5,

Ballast, 5.

ti^ CTSo3

Bailable, a.
Balloon, i.

Ballot, v.
Bailiff, s.
33^*3,
Bait, s.
Balm, 5. , A>or\oq5 i,
Balmy, a.
Baize, s.
Balsam, ^.
Bake, 7-. 0. & .

Bamboo, s.
totf; pole
mat 53

Bakehouse, Bakery, ^.

s
3>or\ ,
Ban, .9.

Baker, ^.

v^o a, t
oj
Balance, s.
Band, =5^,, U' *%'
; pan
Bandage, ^.
^s
Bandicoot, s,

Balcony, 5. j.
Bandit, =5^053,

oj Bandy, ^.

Bald, ^. 23J3? <7.

Bandy-legged,
do; s.
Bane, sj , 3oh,
Baldness, s.
s>^.

Bale, ^. tf Baneful, .

Baleful, a. Bang, ?-. <r.

 Ban 31 Bar

Bang, Bangue, Bhang, s. &

.

Bangle, s. w<$, Barbarian, $.

,
-S-

Banian tree, J. Ue)J.

Barbarism, j.
dl;
Banish, v.a. &$?$&
kra^rlo =^ j.
Barbarity,
Banishment, .s.
^, ti?2^^
&J335. Barbarous, a.

Bank, s. zoo, =5;

Barber j.

?. tf. a.

Bankbill, -note, ^3; barber's

dresssing case
Banker, ^. ?J Bard, j.

Bankrupt, j. Bare, a.

a.

Bankruptcy, s.

Banner, j.
1

Barefaced, a.
s.
barefaced man
Banquet,
Bans, s. pi.

Barefoot, a. & ad.

Banter, z>. at. eJ

Barely, ad.
do,
Q'
sios
^
Bareness, ?.

Banterer, j.

Bargain, s.
,

^crao*. 7
, rje)3;

Bantling, ^. ,

j. a;
x '
Baptism,
into the

Baptise, .. Barge, 5. Ld
Bar, j. Bark, j. |=# >
oJ
of metal
 Bar 32 Ua\v

Bark, Barque, s. Basil, s.

Basin, j.
&Jd{rfot;
Bavk, 7'. ;/..
Bask, r.?2.

Barley, s. j.
Basket,
Barm, .y.
., .

Barn, s.
Bass, j. d.

Bastard, J.
Barometer, 5.

Bastinade, r\ . -
Baron, s.

Bastion, s.
Barrack, s.

Bat, ^.
Barrel, s.

Batatas, jr

Barren, <z. Batch, 5.

)3^CJ3 Bath, s.

Barrenness, ^.
ca

Bathe, ^..
Barricade, s.

Batta, ^.
EjJ^.
Barrier, j.
Baton, Batoon,j-. =^J5eoo,d-
Barrister, s.
Battalion, j. ^SJSO&o^ ^od, =51)

Barrow, 5.
s.
Batten,
Barter, s.
Batter, z1
. a.
f.a. TJS^S
,

Battery, s.
Base, a.
Battle, s. ocse)03o, oiood ,

Base, Basis, s.

do^s;, wqrsd, array

s. Battlement, j.
Baseness,
Bashful, a.

Bashfulness, s. Bawble, s.

Bawd, s.
 Saw 33 Bea

Bawl, v. n. Beard, s.
zootfo^,
do> Beardless, a. rt

Bay, s. s.
Bearer,
;
to stand
at <orfodoo^o>. .

r^.
Bay, '.. & n. =5^63^, Bearing, j.
fco$;
Bayonet, s. TO

Beast, s.
Bazaar, s.
do^rf,
Z023DO*. Beastliness, s.

v. n.
Be,
^ ,
^; generally it is
expressed by: he is a jackal
Beach, s. zoQ, rfoii, wo5o ^orfo^, an ape rfoo?^,
a tiger &Q, a dog ^cOo, and
a^ ^6.
Beacon, j. ^o i>o on.

rio^r, Beastly, a.

Beat, 7-. a. zfJS

Bead, s. ,.
oJ

Beak, s.

Beadle, j.

;
rice 550

of Beatific, a.
Beam, j.
;

a cart oo^S;
of a Beating, .s.

loom dod; of a of

plough doo?S; of the heart

a balance tiots
6
;
of
the sun Beatitude, s.
**V
on the wall

Beamy, a.
Beau, ^.

Beautiful, Beauteous,
Bean, s.

Bear, s.

Bear, z 1

. a. Beautify, z-.a.

2&orib3$r$;

Beauty, j.
 Bea 34

Beaver, s. Bedizen, v.a.

Becalm, TA .
Bedlam, .?.

a ship =5
Bedlamite, ^.

Because, <?/. S3 Bedrid, Bedridden, . s

; of,

. dat. s.
Bedstead,
Beck, j.

?(U>Oi3. Bee, 5. 3rl^ ^-s3o23;

the large

Beck, Beckon, ?;. . black bee 3!oo),

Beech, ^.

Beef, ^.

Becloud, v. a. Beehive, j

Beer, ^.

Beet, j.

Become, z;.. s.
Beetle,
v.n. wSj^,
Befall, z'.a
Becoming, <z.
oj

Befit, r. a.
Bed, ^. ^Dro?^,
CoO^^.
of a river
Befool, 7

s3'J3??j
Bedaub, ^. a.
Before, / & ad.
Bedchamber,
Bedding, s. Beforehand, ;/.

Bedeck, 7'. a Befoul, 7-. .

^13,
U
sJ\ortD^)^. Befriend, . ff.

Bedew, z'.a.
ZSJS^ tJoJ^), ?j3os)OdO dOV'jjci.

^. .. Beg, 7'. a. ^y^

Bedim, ^. a.
 Beg 35 Bel

Beget, 7'. a. Behaviour, j.

<^|,
Behead, t-. a. #8\d<
Begetter, s,

OSOcSDODO Behind, /^/. ^d^). ad.

Beggar, s. tf Behindhand, . & ad.

a, aj^rn* sJoos

Behold, t'. a. &

Behold, *^. essrs,

Beggarliwess, s.
Beholden, .

0^^, ^r^^^. Beholder, ^.

Beggarly, .
20^, Behoof, s.

&>e^, ^
Behoove, 7\.
Beggary, ^.

0^^.
Begging, j. ,, dodo Being, .9. ro3:'
9
^. r. a.
Begin, Belabour, z. a.

Belch, j. wart, wort,

Beginning, s.
Ort

Beleaguer, v.a. doo^rt

Begird, p. a. s.
Belfry,

Begone, m/.

Belief, s.
the time Believe, a. a.

Behalf, s. in ,
on Believer,^, ro.

dat. s.
^dki*, sJ^ c. Bell,

w. Belle, j.
Behave, z'.

Bellmetal, ^.
 Bel 36 Her

Belligerent, <z. Beneficent, a. yx

Bellow, r. n.

Beneficial, a.

Bellows, s. roa.
Benefit, s. en:
Belly, s.
jooz3, ewcis?*,
v.a.&n.

Belong, r-..
me Benevolence,
;
it belongs to
=ff^)d^0^0
oJ

Benevolent,
Beloved, .
J
OOF3^,.
Below, M
Benight, r-.a.
rig,

Belt, s. tfriotffcj* taS3., riU. to-

SO So SO
Benign, a.
Bemoan, r.flt.

Benignant, .

Bench, s.
=

Benignity, .?.

Benjamin. Benzoin, s
Bend, . a.
Bent, ^.

on
down legs esfeS.
Co

Benumb, v. a.

Bend, s.

Bequeath, v. a.
Beneath, prep.
Benediction, s.

Benefaction, ^. Bequest
20
C3D?^.

Bereave, v. a.
Benefactor, s.

dCJi)03o. CJ

Benefice, j. d
^JS^F ero3 , Bereavement,

Beneficence, j. Berry, J. s^oS.

s.
Berth, =5^0* ^orfo*C3*
 Ber 37 Bet

Best, ad.

Bestial, a.
Beryl, s. =3^,
to- *

Beseech, #. #. ^
s.
Bestiality,
. Beastli-
Beseem, v.a. 9
ness.
?3
dOo^, Bestir, v. n. one's self.
Beset, z'.a.
doo^r!

Beside, prep.
s
eM$ *; he
5
is be-
Bestow, i'. a.
side himself wcrfon* ro d
9 ti

rfoio do
Besides,

Bestowal, ^.

^jr^5^).
Besiege, v. a.
Bestrew, v.a.
rlJS^o^, ^
Besieger, ^.
Bestride, v. a. eroo

Besmear, ^. a.

Bet, 7.-..

Besmearing, rj)d

fl, JTSD*; Betake, T/. .

Besom, 3-. sS

Besot, w. a. do Betel, j. w^ 6, ^6; nut 20

Bespatter, v. a. 03Js> Bethink, v. a.

d^ra,4?i, ^
Co

Bespeak, v. a.

srslo*^ >

r. Betide, ^'. a,
Besprinkle,
5$?. Betimes, a^. ^=5^

Best, .
rlfSe, ^S^O
1
r

, e? Jib*, -s -
Betoken, ^ . <7.

do; do jour best

 Bet 38 Bil

Betray, v. a. ;3J3e?3J3ck Bewitch, r-.ff.

d^y do^o
tfO
a.

Beyond, prep. ,
S3 3;
doubt ?

Betrayal, Betrayment, s. ^
Bias, ^.

Bib, j. 23o =00

Betrayer, j.

^fl, s3JS5
Bible, j.
Betroth, 7'. a.

^)^>
Biblical,
4?- . ri

Betrothal, Betrothment, s.

do ^ CO"
o Bid, r-. a.

S3"9srf. rr*

Better, a. & ad. Bidder,

o^)
Bidding, j. ?53J cl;

Better, ^. a. Biennial, a. cere-

mony of washing an idol

Bier, s.
Between, Betwixt, prep. .

dodj^o^o,
r
eru^ Big, .

co ro
1
o
Beverage,^. d, on.
5515^,
Bigamist, s.
si^F^
Bevy, s.

Bigness, s.
Bewail, v. a. dooOc&do>,
Bigot, s.
a, ciossj
v. n. Bigotry, s.
Beware, VJ

Bile, s.
oj^.
Bewilder, 7'. a. Bilious, a. 2^, A;
to look be- Biliousness, s. &
wildered
 Bil 39 Bla

Bilk, v. a. Bishop, ^. es

kras; Bishopric, j.

Bill, s. Bismuth, s.

of exchange.

Bison, s.

Billhook, s. ^.
Bit, 2

Billet, s.

s. Bitch, j.
Billion, ,

Billow, ^. id. -
a,

Binary, . , 31)02)0;

Bind, 0.0. Biting, .y.

Bitter, a. sS,

Binder, ^.

,.
Bittern, s.
ej

Binding, a. j.
Bitterness, 53*,

Biographer, s.
Bitumen, f
Black, a. j.
=5^.
Biography, .y.
one
Biped, a.
Bird, s.
Blacken, z/.a.

Birdlime, 5.

oj e5

Birth, j. Blackguard, 5.

CSoS;.
e3

; -place Blackish, a.

Birthday, s. rt&lfcrf,
do 7^.
o-
6J

Birthright, j-. Blackness, J.

Blacksmith, .?.

Biscuit, ^. I I OJOJ
0\' . 1

. Blackwood, j.

Bladder, ^. s
Bisect, ^. a. ?3
 Bla 40 Bli

Blade, s.
30; ; Blazon, v. a.

&e3.
n Q)

Blamable, a. Bleach, r-. a.

**
Blame, ^. cd

Bleak, a.

Blear, r. a. ijs

; eyes
Blameless, a. 3*&
C3e>o3, ^dsJQ-S Bleat, 7'. n.
50^'
Blamelessness, .y. 03 too^o,
oJ

dJS^FS^. Bleed, v. n
Blanch, r. af.

Blemish, s. =^J?)dl,

Bland, a.

Blend, ^. .
Blandishment, s. ^cl 53sJd,

Blank, .

U
Bless, t'. a.

Blanket, s. ^oSCJ^. ?i; boa

Blaspheme, ^. . &n. Blessed, a.

epe>r|g
^
60

Blasphemous, <?. Blessedness,

s.
d ?ooaj.
Blasphemy,
Blessing, j.

Blast, s.
^
fl.
Blight, 7.'.

by gunpowder Blind, a.

Blaze, v. n. ?Aj
man ,
Wo
; government
 Bli 41 Blu

Blind, v.a. Bloodshot, a.

cQ W <*J /j Bloodsucker, 5.
too3,
Blind, s. 36, 36, ddd, doc3,
, ,, Bloodthirsty, a. ^o* era 3d;
Blindfold, r. .
^d, ^d.
Blindness, J. Bloodvessel, j. ^
5$as3e^4j
Blink, T\ . =CTor* Bloody, a.

_^o^. Bloom, v.n.

Bliss, j
1

. dddo ?ooj,
c^orf. Blooming, .

Blissful, a.
Bloomy, .

roOSJCJ, ^. v. n.
Blossom, ^3.
Blister, 5.

v.n.
s.
Blot, *33^, ^3,
dov^
Blithe, -some, a. ?ooJj^ss!c3, Out
ere^rf.
(V) Blotting, .
t3s>4; paper
Bloat, v. a.
23a!^) =gf3r\23.

Blotch, s. =^00,

a.
Bloatedness, Blow, j. 35^., r\oc3o. . w. & .

M O
Block, ^.

out

Block, v.a.
Blubber, s.

Blockade, s.

Bludgeon, s.

Blue, ^.

dd, a' wd,

Blockhead, j.
; pill
ca'

Blockish, a. cjra* dood zooS d. ointment

,
ca' 9
Blood, s. ^c 4
,
d
Bloodily, ad. ,
Bluestone, J.

Bloodshed, s. Bluff, a.

Bluish, a.
 Bin 42 Boi

Blunder, s. ^j) . v. n. Boaster, s.

Blunderer, j. s Boasting, s.
zocrsc&o, ^
Blunt, j. 20, 3J|r
Boat, 5.

Blur, 5.
^,o6.
Blurt out, 7 r
. .
Boatman, j. L,^C3DC&>,

050, ^^^jCJSOSo, S3o>7TDO

Bob, j. 3j c5o

Blush, Zf.#. Bob, i'.a. sJ

Bluster, ^. Bobbin, s.

. T'. a. & n. Bode, v. a.

Boa, s. sU

Boar, 5. Bodice, s.

Board, j. 7t>& on Bodiless, a. sssio^d.

board a ship Bodily, a. sSo ^. ad.
=5^0*3 ;

Board, a. cS Jj
. rsF yn*; health

Bodkin, s. rfjc cs,

^. Body, 5. sSo x , ^2*,

Boarder, s

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'
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CO Oj

Boarding, 5-.

Bog, j.

house sj !
Boggy, a.

o ^-school Boil, 7'. a.

Boast, 5. Ei
j^fd, 2-0^*,

2Ad, (9td.df

Boil, 5. tfjQ, 2JS^).

Boiler, j. ^jssj Ori, dood;

 Boi 43 Boo

Boiling, s. Bonfire, s. a^sjss? ZOF,

a-

Bonnet, j. '
"">
Boisterous, a. .
v
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Bonny, a.

Boisterousness, s.
Bonus, .?.

Bold, a. cSiOJo^"d
*
sy^ Bony, a. ?oo
: man t3e)o

Booby, 5. rf^ ,
sozS ,
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Co . Cv
Boldness, s.

Book, j. . t'.a. w
Bolster, 5-.
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O-J
Bolt, j.
Bookbinder, j.
3*. v.a.
Bookkeeper, s.
5^. r. n. su

Bomb, -shell,
Bookkeeping, s.
rtaodo.
Bookseller, s.
Bombard, 7-. .

Boom, j.
Bombardment, s.

Bombast, -ry, s.

Boon, .

Bond, j.
Boon,
^ ^. ^
^^d,
Bondage, j.
Boor, .9.
o3
Bondmaid, j.
C3s>r0, C3t)0

,.
IT Boorish, a.

Bondman, Bondservant, s. 030^

Boot, j.

Bondsman, a.
^; =aO?oO; .,
fl'
t?z)^)J

Bone, j.
 Boo Bou

Booth, s. ^ D*, d Botany, 5.

Bootless, J. 5.
$32i Botch, t^^;
^a^
a
Booty, .y.
'u

Borax, .y. $^3d, :

c5^ 5Dd, ^5o ;

Both, ^dodo*, dc**

s.
C6'
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33^0^0, ^dOoSo oD,

5
7T3d. IT^w-C^J.

Border, s. soO, ^)^, ri^, ^Cc/T 3

, v\)2ioio?5 D*; sides, places

Bother, j.

a, 337^:303^$. v. a.
ci, ^)<i

Bore, r.a. , Bots, Botts, s.

Bottle, s.

Bore, j. s.
Bottom,

Borer, s. a.
Bottomless, , S5rrac|J.

Bom,/. .
.
Bough, s. rie

Borough, j.
Bounce, v.n.
ervodo.

Borrow, 7-. a. T^S

Bound, 5-.
;
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Borrower, s.
Bound, a.

for

Bombay
Bosom, j. tiif
Boundary, j.

7 '-^-
?i^a*.
friend ss
O
Botanic, -al, o. Boundless, ^. yao* ^Doo, Do
3 , S53J8Oo^, essDd.
Botanist, 5. Boundlessness, 5. Oo3 C5"i)c

Botanize, r-. .
Bounteous, Bountiful, a.
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Bounty, s. Brackish, a.

Bovine, a. ^d,
soil
Bow, s. &do, srars;

Bow, p. a. &)7Te>4'>
Brag, v.n.

Bragging, j.

s.
Bowels, j.
//. Braggart, Bragger,
eoi. V >
3^!3.

Bower, .y.

Brahman, s.
efdfl, vil-
Bowl, j.

lage s^r
3n^d,
Bowman, s. Braid, v.a. $&$,
Bowshot, j. do cS^lj^; s. ^tfJofl,
of false hair
Box, j. sS

Brain, j.

Box, f. w. Brainless, .

Bramhle. s.

Bran, s.

Boxer, j.
Branch, s.
co
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A ,

Boxing, j. ^.. rio*

ro
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s. a small
Boy, :
A
Branchless, s.

Boyhood, j. era sj
Branchy, a.

Boyish, .
Brand, ^.

Boyishness, s. eo6.

Brace, j.
Brand, z. .

Brace, w. a.

Brandish, z^

Bracelet, ^.

Bracing, a. Brasier,
rloei.
Bracket, j.
[ ];
Brass, ^.
 Bra 46 Bre

Brassy, a. ;
the heart

Bravado, j. ^Oco ^JS^^;

a colt the
Brave, . z Trres^o rfo^ft;
law
SO
^ok DJSdori; sleep

>z3, ^^^, ^gj

down

Bravery, s. dcrfor,
'y
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Bravo, int.
OUt
Brawl, v.n.
&F>; up
,.
Brawl, s.
Break, s. ^
Brawler, s.
;
of the day

Brawn, s.
Bw Breakage, ^.

1
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fS

Drawing, a.
Breakfast, 5.

ar, ^o?3
Bray, f. n. ^3=0,

^'. a.
Breast, s.
riri
5 Breastplate, j.

Brazen, .
Breath, 5. ss?j

Brazier, j^ Brasier.
Breathe, r-. .

Breach, s.

CO
;
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to breathe heavily
Bread, s.
,

j.
Breathing, ^. SD ?o
Breadth,
wse

Break, r. a. & n. Breathless, <?. SD ri

s)o3; 3*

Breech, s.
z30;

;
the day to Breeches, s.pl.
 Bre 47 Bri

Breed, v.a.

Brief, a.

Breeding, J. ^ Briefness, ^. esi.

Brig, j.

Brigade, s.
Breeze, s.
d ioo^3

Brigadier, s.
Breezy, a. 3o*
Brigand, ^.
Brethren, s. pi.

Bright, a.
T/.
Brevet, j. Brighten, .

5^^5)
Breviary, ^.

Brightness, J.
Brevity, j. ?oo

=^^3J; lo

Brew, ^.a. 23
5.
Brilliancy,
: r
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Brewer, s.
Brilliant, <z.

Brewery, s.

Brim, .9.

Bribe, -s.

j.
Brimful, a. i^, edo
Bribery,

Brimstone, s.
Brick, s. .

a
Brine, -?. y\j:
Brick-kiln, J.

Bricklayer, ^.
Bring, 7'. a. to
Bridal, a. about
&F> ^js
Bride, ^. forth

Bridegroom, j.

Bridge, j. ^0=^ ^P^ ; up

Bridle, ^.
 Bri 48 Bru

Brinjal, s. Brook, j.

Brink, ^. Brook, T'. <

Briny, <?. Broom, ^.

Brisk, #.

Bris'cness, s. Broth, s.

'
5. s Brothel, s. ?jjss?
Bristle, ,
ro

Brother, s.

an elder
British, a.
rfri. oSj; a younger

<z. rtS3.
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Brittle,
Brotherhood, ^.

s.
Broach, j. d Brother-in-law,
<?.
Broach, 7-. a. Brotherly,

a,
Brow, s.

Brown, . wr? d:
^
Broad, a. Id^oio,
Brown-study, 5. ~-

Broadcast, ^. ^
fiHo^ SJOOvOF

Browse, r.a. & ?z.

Broadcloth, ^.
Bruin, s.
Brocade, j.
Bruise, s.
Broil, .?.

Broil, v.a. &n

Broker, s.

j. Bruised, a.
Brokerage,
Bruit, 5. ^oa. ".'.(!. ?ioa

Bronze, s.

Brooch, ^. Brunt, ^. ,

Brood, J. Brush, 5. '. a.

Brushwood, J.

Brutal, a.
pi;
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Brutality, 5. upon ^
Brute, .s-. 53o
a. Build, s.

Builder, j. =5

Brutish, a. s3o.rt2pe>;3cS, Building, j, ^ ,

2Jo

Bubble, j. rto si>or\o%\

Bulb, 5.
^od; 2oodod;
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Bubo, 5-.
v. n.
Bulge,
to break out
Bulk, j. ?5^

Buccaneer, J.
Bulkiness,
c^s^^^o^.
Buck.s. Bulky, ,

rrsoj
6,
Bull, j.
Bucket, ^. ,,

Bull, J. S
Buckle, 5-.
=5^0^;
Bullet, ^.
Buckler, .y.

Bulletin, ^. si
Bud, .y.
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Bull-headed, a.

Bullion, j. .
rtS3.:
v
200 do a.
Oj

Budget, 5.
Bullock, s.

Buff, 5. oOsS
Bully, s. 5^00 w)o5o, erorf

Buffalo, j.

Buffet, 7'. rt-. rtarfo 5).

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Bulwark, s.

Buffoon, s.
v
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Buffoonery, j.
Bump, j.
;
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Bug, j. ^rios3 v. a.

Bugbear, j. rloosdo;

s.
Bugle, ^osJ30, Bumper, jr.
5550*

Build, z/. a. ^ejo.^i. v. n on,

 50 Bus

Bumpkin, s. 30 d , Burly, a.
cis^
Burn, r
1

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n.

Bunch, s. =

Bundle, s.

Bung, .y.
&e Burn, s.

r. t3 e3.
Bungle, <7. ,

Buoy, .s-.
rbdiF, Burning, ^. ^5d

; glass
; ground
;
heat
Buoyancy, J. itch

Buoyant, .
Burnish, r. .

Burden, s.
s^cS,

Burrow, s. ^d-

Burden, r. a. .
oJ
Burst, ?'.. & w.

, ttdo >,
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Burdensome, a.

Bureau, s.
Bury, r. .
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^ec place esd
Burgess, Burgher, s.

Burglar, ^. =5^ =^06^1 Bush, s.

Burglary, 5. ^6.
n
Bushy, .

Burial, s. Business,

Burial-ground,
1

Bust, j .

Burlesque, s. SJO^y,
ftj

Burlesque, ^. Bustle,
 Bus 51 By\v

a, Buyer, s.
Busy, .,

T?^2
Buzz, j. .

Busybody, j.
rf^craoSo,
3$ C3s>o3o. By, prep. -n,
oj
But, conj. 6
g^-sd.
df.
doei, ^)6i3 ; by
sissaJ,. and by ^ J n)^oo2J3^o, rf

Butcher, j.
i; by the bye
.

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?oorU zoo^o (SSD
5.
Butchery, ;by all means
d,
; by no means
Butler, ^.

Blltt, J. land sea

Butt, ^'. a.
Bygone, .

Butter, 5.

Butterfly, s. s.
Bylaw, gic
Buttermilk, s.
^^3; ^=5^0,
Buttery, j. &.
.
Byname, ^.

3o
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Buttocks, j .^/. =^ofi, j.

CO Bypath,
S3oCS*. ^o^dj^rlF.
Button, j.
Bystander, 5.

^J5^^-so3o.
Buttress, s. srusrfo erusdo. j.
;
Byway,
Buxom, a. ^^0^6 r7e>>, 2o

Buxomness, ^.
Byword, j. pros^Ovl, rrecS,

Buy, z'. a.
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Cabal, s. Calamity, s.
^J^JSD,
d>ofi )^" O'
Cabbage, s. Calamus, ^.

Calcination, 5.
2jj?o,

Cabin, s. =& r. a.
Calcine,

Cabinet, s.
Calculate, v.a. & .

maker
;
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Cable, j.
$55733*,
Calculation, j.

Cackle, i\ n. ^JS 3 Calculator, s. s3jD

SJ
?
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^^o5o,
Calendar, j.

Calf, 5. rfzl =3^)2

=^ot3;^. Cb
; S

Cactus, ^.
V Caliber, Calibre, ^.

Cadaverous, a. s^cc^
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Cadet, *. rf ^b
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Cage, j.
rij?do, sio^d. .
Call, r. . .

s
sgi$,

Cairn, *. Call, T'. .

Caitiff, a. i; on,

upon 2^13 ^o^?).

Cajole, 7-. .
Call, s. s3s, 3v~; r.

Cajolery, *.
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o7 fj. j. e3s
Calling, oo, er. :

Cake, j. S5i ri attention

Calamitous, a. Callous, . 20^ ^rs, j

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 Cal 53 Can

Callousness, Calosity, s. Camphor, ^.

5 1 Can, 5. wbj
(J

Calm, a. Can, r-. .

to
0^00^1,io^r^; -So affixed
any verb; I can do
Calm, s. srao3,
cannot do &j),
ro'
I cannot but do ero
Calmness, ^.

Calomel, 5.
Canal, ^.

Cancel, 7-.
Caloric, #.
re
a,
Calosanthesindica,^.

Calotropis gigantea, .s. oj

Cancer, s.
Calumniate, r
1
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Candid, <7.

Candidate,
Calumniator, j.
Candle, 5.
to^,
Candle-light, j.
Calumnious, a
Calumny, s.
Candle-stick, s.

^.
Candour, s. ?J^
Calvary,

Cane, ^.
Calve, z. n.

Clax, j.
$7
Canine, a.
Cambric, 5.
tooth
a fine
Canister, s.
Camel, s.

Camomile, J.
J.
Canker,
Camp, j.

j. Cannibal, s.
Campaign,

Cannon, s.
<^doh,
 Can 54 Cap

Cannonade, t'. a. . Capable, </.

Cannot, w CO
, 3edot3, Capacious, <7.

Capacitate.: .^.
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Canoe, s. ,
,

Canon, s.

Capacity, ^.
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55
Canonical, a. lSJ8g?rt;
Caparison, s.
?3J5 rio eo&
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Canonicals, s.//.
Cape, s.
rid rio?^.-

Canonise, r. .

Caper, ^.

Canopy, s.

Capillary, ^7. 6
Cant, s. sj

Canteen, s. 33
^^ letter
Capital. #. -
u> d;
C^Oo^d
'
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Capital, ^.
Canter, 5. =^0^06 L.eJ
; ^6; for
ido^DoSo. T'. .

trading
Canticle, ^.
Capitalist, s.

Canto, s. o!>rt,
6,
Canton, s.

Capitation, s.

Cantonment, 5.

Capitulate. ?.//.

Canvas, s.

Canvass, v. a. ^.
Capitulation,
3J orf,
oJ
Caoutchouc, s. "i
Capon, j.

(.'a
price, s.
Cap, 5.

Cap, P. .
Capricious, a.

s.
man
Capability,
^.
Capricorn,
 Cap 55 Car

Capsicum, s. Carbonic,
S3o/Ts)C
Capsize, r 1
. a.
Carbuncle,

Captaiu, s.

3J N S3*

Carcass, ^. 33) .

Captious, 0. so Card, 5. =5=1)^23;

s.
Captiousness,
rtore, Card, v.a.

Captivate, r. a. Cardamom, s .

TT
Cardinal, a.

number
Captivating, ,7. points
do^^rso, s Cardinal, s.

Captive, s.

Care, j.

Captivity, ^.

s.
of
Captor, ;

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. for, r. n.
Capture,
r. a. ^S
Car, ^. i^o* Career, s. L
s. Careful, . tcol
Carabine,
Carallia integerrima,
Carefulness, ^.
^
Caravan, s.

1 Careless, a. tJt^r^ii^,
eij
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Caravansary, ^. Carelessness, jr.

J > c* at "^
r^\J ^
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Caraway,
^OjrfO ^JSoJF
Carbon, ^. o
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Carbonate, a. e3 Caret, s. 3ooXSj"s>i3, A

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Cargo, ^. ^si J*c3 nid^,
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 Car Cas

Caricature, s. aoSJ^rf on
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through out
Carious, a.
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Carmine, j. Cart, j.
rre&,
Carnage, .s. ?oo Cartage, j.

Carnal, a. Carter, s.

Cartilage, j.

Cart-load, s. rrs&ti
Carnival, J. 6J3

Cartridge, j.

Carnivorous, a.
63, &&.
Carol, s. w Cart-wright, J. OJ
Carousal, 5. a z 1

a. 2^
Carve, .

Carouse, r.a.
=

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Carp at, r. a. ^

Caryota urens, ^.

Carpenter, s. t:^3^^0,
Cascade,.?.

Carpentry, j.
Case, ^.

Carpet, 5. t

Carriage, ^.
rrs^, dqJ,
Casement,
Cash, ^. ciod), '
Carrier, s.

508i.

Carrion, s. Cashbook, 5.

Carrot, ^.

Cashew, ^. nx^o^j; nut

Carry, ^'.a. ., .

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Cashkeeper, Cashier, 5.
 Gas 57 Cat

Cashier, r.a. Casuist, s.

Cask, s.

Casket, s. Casuistry, s.

Casque, .y. d?os> re.

^^
Cassia occidentalism Cat, 5.

Cast P. a. Catalogue, ^.

Cataract, ^.

; away Catarrh, j.

down s.
Catastrophe,
off

Ji;'
V
Catch, v. a.
disease
Cast, v.n. &>$7j

^
Cast, s. bo
Catch, v.n.
Catch, ^. sj

Catechetical, .
SJ^
v^
Catechism, s. sU

Castaway, j. , Catechist, s.

litiaft.
d
Caste, 5.

t
(

a. Catechu, J.
Castigate, .

Casting, ^. Catechumen, s.

Castle, s.
Categorical, a. jtf

Castor-oil, j. ^.
Category, ^d,
^)3.
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Castrate, v. a. Cater, v.n. fc?3ae)d

Castration, s. ;
i#0.

Casual, a. ^ Caterer, ^.

j. Caterpillar, j.
Casualty,
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Catgut, s. tf 5 Cavalcade, s.

Cathedral, 5.
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Cavalier, J. 'tfjcjocirisjsd; ?o
Catholic, #.
o3oo^4;
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s. T
Catholic, s. Cavalry,

Cattle, 5. Cave, Cavern, j. r\O,

Cavil, ^.
Causal, a. ,

Causality, .y.

Caviler, j.
Causative, s.

Cavity, j.
verb
Caw, z 1

. .
^^.rf
Q-
.

00

s. Cayenne pepper, s
Cause,
a. Cease, 7'. n.
Cause, 7'.

^)F^; to be done
to press

;
to corrode Ceaseless, a.
to read j.
Ceasing,
Causeless, a. ^.
Cedar,
Causer, s. v. too
Cede, .

Causeway, Causey, s. r^orlrf

o-

3^ ^8^ Ceil, v.a. oi33S*rs*

Caustic, ^. s^oo^ ri sis^o.a,

Oo
fyy

Ceiling, j. doo^T^,
^

Celebrate, r. a-,

Cautery, 5. ^6,
Caution, s. Celebrated, ^.
o^Ofl, t3)rti,
'

Celebration, ^. tftcdfl, 3J^sS

Cautious, .
c^
w

0*. s.
Celebrity, ^sis^^, -S-^F;
Cautiousness, s. do*
O
 Gel 59 Cer

Celerity, s. sLf^C Centenary, s.

tod

Celestial, a. ado, Centipede, .y.

Central, a.

Celibacy, s.
Centralisation,^.

Cell, s. O:L v. a.
c Centralise,
r^rr* ^
Cellar, s. $ Centre, s.

Cellular, <z.

ci
" Centrical, a.
Cement, s. Centrifugal, a.

Cement, v. a.
Centripetal, .

W^F.
Cementation, j Centurion, 5.

3^,^}^^,
Cemetery, s. Century, j.

Censer, ^. Cereal, a.

Censor, s. Ceremonial, s. ?oorjs,d

Censorious. . d; impurity
purity ^or^o

Censoriousness, ^. Ceremonious, a. ts^

^J3^ do^?j*. Ceremony, s.
e^det,
Censurable, .

oj
4; oc3 Certain, a.
a^
Censure, s.

Certainty, j.

Census, J-.
Certificate, j.
1

Cent, 5 .
; per cent
 Cer 60 Cha

Certify, V. a. Chamber, s.

3J:i53i>;3)>, pot ^13

w
Certitude, s. ^0,
*
Chamberlain, ,?.

Cerulean, #. Chameleon, j.

Cessation, j. ,
tjo3.

Champ, ?'. a.
_> 0,
s. C30?i.
Cession,
T^JS'jFr Champaign, s.

Chafe, 7
1

. a. N

Champion, j.
^ofe3,

Chance, j.

..
Chaff, s.
69
SO
Chance, r.. tf

Chagrin, s.

Chancel, j. ri
1

Chancellor, J-.

Chain, s. ?jd,

Chancery, j. jj
o 73^ '
cTOc
ij

Chandler, s.

Chair, s.

Chairman, s.

Change, s. rti, 20

Chaise, s. dra6 &J; of

SJ
raiment rf

Chalice, ^. Change, -.'.a.

SJ3>^.
Chalk, ^.
?oOoC3;
a con

a. Changeable, a.
Chalky,
^. tJCJSTS^.
Challenge,
Changeableness, J.

ti&.

Challenge, . a. Changeless, a.

o a.
oO
 Cha 61 Cha

Changer, s.

Channel, s.

^JSoWO; .
Chargeable, .

Chant, s. r
r\&. v.n. c^4 6 ?

Chanter, s. o^A Charger, s.

^oc^od; So

OJ
,
053^r3,

Chaos, j. Chariot, j.

3is3o-S-.
00

0. Charioteer, j.
Chaotic,
S. ^^do^"so3o.
Chap,
s.
Charitable, a.
Chap,
Chapel, s. ^e; ^OF^,
j.
Charity,
Chaplain, s.

Chaplet, j.

Chapman, s.
Charm, s. O^oo;

Chapter, j.

Char, r. a.
w Charmer,
Character, s.
rto^F, c3e)o3o.
S3, ?3ras
Charming,
^J?)OOF.
Characteristic, s. rfo^r
Charnel-house, s.

Characteristic, a. >2>pg;

Characterise, ^. .
D
Chart, j. sj ,

Charcoal, j. Charter, j.

Charge, s. Chary of, o. sdo^^O,

Chase, w. a.

t5-D 53) ?i.

to
Charge, r-. .
Chase, 5.

with
 Cha 62 Che

Chasm, s.

Chaste, a.

Checker, v. a.
Chasten, i'.d.

Chasteness, s. Checkered, . sSJS

a.
D*i.
o
Chastise, 7'.

33fc'fte>&F. Cheek, s.

d^jd,
Chastisement, J
Cheer, ^.
Chastity, s. 333

Cheer, t-. 0.
Chat, s.
&J

Chat, r.n. sifejort

So

Chattels, .?.
w.
Cheer, 7'.

Chatter, i\ a.

to Cheerful, a.
Chatterer, s. 3J8J
j0 fl;

Cheap, .

A Cheerfulness,

Cheapen, p. .

esr^
rfo^ci. L>, Cheerless, a.
a.
*** Cheery,
J.
Cheapness, 5

Cheat, t>. <z.

Cheese, j. ri

Chemical, a.

Cheat, 5.

Cheater, j.
OJ
s. Chemist, j.
Cheating,
Check, ^. e Chemistry,

Cheque, s.

Cherish, v.a
Check, v.a.

mrt
 Che 63 Chi

Cherished a. 'S.sSu, Chieftain, s.

Dte.

Cherisher, s. Chilblain, j.

Child, s.

Cherry, s. j.
Childbed, 3^3*.
io>s F. j.
Childhood,
Cherub, ^.
Childish, .

?. Cherubim,
pi.
Childishness, j.

Chess, j.
s^&dort; board ,

Chest, s.
Childless, a.
srid, ness ?3

Chestnut, Childlike, a.

Chevalier, s.
Children, j
1

. own
Chew, v.n.
any
Chill, a.

chewed betel
Chill, s. 23
Chicane, Chicanery, ,

Chill, v.a.

Chilliness, J-.

Chick, Chicken, Chickling, jr.

fl.
Chilly,

Chicken-hearted, man Chime, ^.

$ ^. ^ Chime, v. n.
Chicken-pox,
Chide, p. a. si>^ tJ

Chimera, ^.

$F ^W^r
oJ

Chief, s. Chimerical, a,

^F.
Chimney, s.
; point s^r
 Chi 64 Cho

Choice, s.
Chin, s. r

China, 5.

55^)^. r.rt. fc}3_y333)$,

,
o rrer

Chine, s.
Choice, a.
Chinese, a.

,.
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Chink, T'. n. rirsrtra
Choir, s.

Chink, s.

Chiuts, 5.
Choke, t 1

. .

Chip, f. ,,

Choke, 7'. n.
j.
Chiromancy,
rW
^ Choler, s.

Chiromancer, ^

Choleric, a.
Chirp, v.n
Chisel, 5. s.
Cholera,

Chit, s. 5.
Choltry,
Chitchat, 5.
Choose, t'.fl.

Chivalrous, a. ^JSrf, ^.
Choosing,
&&,>, doo
s.
Chop,
J.
Chivalry,

7'. a.
Chop,
Chloroform, *.
Chop, ?'. w
si>c#r.
Chord, 5.
Chlorosis, s. ^ j.
Chorist,

Chocolate, j.

Chorus, j.
ci
 Cho 65 Cir

Chosen, a. Chuck, s.

Choultry, 5.

Choltry.
Chowry, s. ^ti Church, j.

Christ, s. Rom. *aort,t3; man

Christen, 7-. a. warden
75^

Churchyard, j.
Christendom, .y.

S^JS^
^^O*.
Christian, .y. ^, era Churl, .V.

Christianity, .s.
^^
Christianise, ^. a. * Churlish, a.
^jE>ec?>d.

Christmas, 5
1

.
Churn, s. s. v. a.
7
- ; churning-stick, -stafi
cislozod,

Chronic, Chronical, a.
Cicatrice, Cicatrix, j.
(dOroe)dd;

Chronicle, 5.

Cider, ^. rd d?j.
3oS?J, 2^Qj,
Cigar, s.
Chronicle, v. a. 20^,
Cigarette, s.

s. Cincture, j.
Chronologer, Chronologist,
Cinder, J.

Cinnabar, ^.

Chronological, .
Cinnamon, s. 03 23*2$ o$,

Chronology, s. s.
.

|
Cipher, , ens,
Chronometer, ^. OOO riol^cS
o^J?23o5 ^i

fcodsji).

Chrysalis, J. r.
Cipher, .
^i, S5o-o-

Chrysolite, j. ^. v. a.

Chubby, .

Circle, ^.
 Cir 66 Git

Circle, v. a.
rti&.

Circuit, s.

#& Circumlocutory, tf.

Circuitous, #.

6c$, ^^ Circumnavigate, v. a.
=3^
Circular, #.

Circumpolar, a. c

Circular, s. ^. #.
Circumscribe,

Circulate, v. n. a.
Circumspect, zfo^e
v. a. vi

Circulation, s. 30*0773^; 5.
Circumspection,
S^d. ^2^07^.
jj
Circumambulate, v. a. ro
Circumstance, s. 7^

Circumcise, ^. a.
Circumstantial, .

Circumcision, j-.

Circumstantiate,
Circumference,
23D4^, OdO^
^i.
Circumvent, t'.a.
Circumflex, ^.

Circumvention, ^
Circumfluent, a.
Circus, J-. dori^
Circumfuse, f. .

Cisalpine,^?, we;^

Circumfusion, ^.

Cistern, s.

a, Citadel, j.
Circumjacent,
Citation, ^.
od

Circumlocution, s.
 Git 67 Cla

Cite, v.a. Claimant, Claimer, s.

-
6, soxsVy^d.

Clam, s. &ooc3

Citizen, s. dkisjsAL rt N 3o?

- Clam, v.a. *
K> e)

B,
,
., .>

Clamber, r. a.
rra^. [rf
:

Citizenship, j.

Citron, s. Clammy, a.

Clamorous, a.

City, j. U, tfafo*. a.
ro
^ado^ci; gate Clamorousness, s.

Civet, j. cat

Clamour, j. rirf o,
Civic, .
OJO, ?' a
200^, 23^32^.
Civil, /7. 03J3^0^), 200^^1,

,
a Clamp, j.

ser- .,
20 GO
vce Clan, 5.

list
VU^j) .

war ero a.
Clandestine, .,
rio^,; ^odJSo
Civilian, s. s.
Clang, Clank,
2520 W&^.
Clap, v. a. & .

Civility, 5.
e3o?i, 3a)i3 l$
cJ
^. do
Civilization,
Clap, s.
sS^; a clap of thunder
ias5 .

Civilize, p. a.
Clapper,

Civilized, Clarify, y. a. siorf do

Clack, j. , 20^20^; S^O^,
Osi

Claim, ^. , Clarion, s.

Claim, T-.
Clarity, J.

> .
 Cla 68 Cle

Clash, t'. a. Clean, ad. U)

Clean, i'.a. sbc3 s&tfo a,

Clash, 5. .

Clasp, s. & Cleaning, ^.

Clasp, P. a. Cleanly, a.

,
easn* %; -ng
of arms on the breast Cleanliness, Cleanness, s.

,.

Cleanse, f. <z.

Classic, Classical, a. a.
sj Q Clear,

9
Clear, v. a.
Classic, ^.
a
Classification, 5.
debt
a ditch
Classify, T-.H. r. n.
Clear,

Clearance, 5.
Clatter, 5.

Clearly, ^.

Clearness, 5.
Clause, s.

d, oo

Cleave, ^. .

Clavicle, 5. 53 6, =54)6^00,

Cleave to, r
1

. n.
Claw, s. rc

3Js^
^=0, 5

^. Cleft, s. ,
550*0*.
Clay,
Cleg, 5.
Clayey, a.
J.
Clean, a. Clemency, =8^32
 Cle 69 Clo

Clement, a.
Clinch, s. &
Clench, r.a. Cling, v.n.
Clergy, j.

Clink, ?-.. & .

_ Clip, v. a.
Clergyman, j. do
o ^,
,
Clipper, j.
sreg,.
Clerical, .
53*

Clerk, j. s.
Clipping,
Clique, s. ^
Clever, a.

man Cloak, j. rfo, dooSO;

Cloak, 7\ a.

Cleverness, j.

DF^, Clock, s. 0^^0531)0*.

Clew, s.
s. doradood
Clod, doocS,
Q >g O
Clog, ..
Click, v.a.

Client, j.
sp)d, doo^; of cattle ^>a

Cliff, j. rioii, Cloister, s.

dod,
Climate, j. s s.
Close, S3o3o,

Climax, j.
Close, a. doo^r ,
>h woSo;
wao^ to

Climb, v.a. air, weather $a3; fist-

ed, handed &o^, z3^;

friendship ^OrH; man
; ing ,
"O"

Climber, j. Close, p. a. doj^o a, es

Clime, j.
a,
Clinch, v.a. Close, v..
"
a,
 Clo 70 Coa

Closeness, s. Clownish, a.

Closet, s. Cloy, v. a.

Closing, j.

s. Club, s.
Closure,
(

rv) aj Jg) oO p . Club, r. n.

Clot, j. .
'. .

Cluck, p. .

Cloth, .9. Clue, ^. 55o^33*Df ; cf.

Clew.
line
Clump, J. doocS,
Clothe, 7-. 0.

Clumsily, ^. eo

Clothes, ^. //. Clumsiness, 5.

^oolb.
rraOri,
Clothier, 5.
Clumsy, /7.

Clothing, j.
rfo?^, =5*00^0,
Cluster,^.
Clotty, a. o & a.
Cluster, f. .

Cloud, w..

Clutch, v. a. ^1
Cloudiness, j.
dos^j 2^ J.
3J%^.
doosJ5rso^^),
^T rtrf
Clutter, 5. rtOtS, ,
CO
Cloudless, #.
Clyster, s. lo^.O:

Cloudy, .

Coach, ^.
d03TO 05
M N

Coachman, ^.
Clout, s.

5. ?o
Coadjutant, Coadjutor,

Clove, s. Ol)^, ^^C3e)

7'. a.
a. Coagulate,
Cloven, dOO, 3n*D*a,
hoof
5.
Coagulation,
Clover, 5. S3)^5

Coak, J.
Clown, j. aStS;
 Coa 71 Coc

Coal, s. s ercdooejo
$&$ -

-mine, pit ^o*

Coalesce, v. n. Cobbler, j.

Coalescence, j. SoiJo 200$, Cobra, Cobra-de-capello, s.

?o3Jr,

<3o^4> ^o& rvJooF, c3

Coalescent, 0. Cobweb, j.

Cocculus Indicus, ^.

Coalition, s. ^djso.
Cocculus cordifolius, ^. 5^0,^
eJ
tXJ3do.
Coarse, /?.

Cochineal, s. -S-O^oo^ o^j do

9
Coarseness, s.

Cochin, ^.
TJS^;
JXT
leg
Cock ^. o2 =^JSS weather
Coast, j.
zoo,
of a gun 3^; crowing
Coast, ?'.. ^d^)^^-
coasting ship Cockscomb, s.

Coaster, j.

Cock-fighting, J.
craoi
Coat, j. v. a.

Cockade, j.

to
Coating, j. Cockatoo, ^. A
Cockle, ^.

Coax, r. a, Cockney, j.

Cockroach, ^.

Cob, j.
36; Cocoatree, j.

Cocoauut, s.

Cobalt, j. ^o ^=5=5)020;
half ripe /3ori;

Cobble, p. a. dried =^J3sJ d; garden

o.
6J
 Coc 72 Coi

Cocoon, s. Cogent, a. jj^ ^

Cod, s. &o

Code, s.

Cogitate, 7'. n.

Codicil, S.

^tf. Cogitation, s.

Codify, r. 0. do
Cognate, a. 7$
Coefficient, .?

o3o
-

J.
Coequal, a. Cognation, 200^4
Cognition, ^.

Coerce, r. a.

Cognisant of, a. Jo,

^J5o3s)05o.
s.
Coercion, ^. Cognomen, Cognouiination,
d, ^^o
Coercive, a.
Cohabit, ^. a.
Coessential, oo

Coeval, a.
7.. Cohabitation.
Coexist,
Coheir, s.
SO
^. Cohere, 7 r
. n.
Coexistence,
U> 00

Coexistent, a.
Coherence, ^
4, S5ob*.
Coffee, J-.
>?fci,

"^e)^" P0t Coherent, ff.

Coffer, 5. S^4, d
Cohesion, 5.
^J?^
Coffin, s.
a.
Cog, s. ^ Cohesive,
wheel Cohort, ^.

Coil, r.. i

Cogency, s. wo,
 Coi 73 Col

Coil, s. ?jodo<i?; relations

Coin, s. ^e>r3n.

Coin, r;.. y
Collation, s.

Collator, j.
Coinage, Coining, s.

Colleague, 5-. Eo

Coincide, z'. .

030, ^4^
Collect, s. ri

Coincidence, Collect, j-..

, 80^6
Coincident, a.
oioo. r..
Collect, =^j5
Coir, s. one's self
3> ,

Coke, Coak, Collected, .

5oJ3o>, ?o

Colander, 5.
Collectedness, ^.

Cold, s.

iodo, ?2r(a; to catch

Collection, s.

ri,

Cold, a. of
blooded
money
Collective, .

Coldly, ad. noun

Coldness, ^.

Collector, j.

IJO

Collectorate, s.

Collapse, i\ n. s.
Collectorship,
Collar, s. ^*,
tj-

Collate, ^.. College, s.

s.
Collegian,
Collateral, a.

10
 Col 74 Com

-% S3; pi- >sra>. v- a- Con*

Collegiate, a.
Collide with, r. n.

fc,osS*Joz3 Colourless, a. 2,
i, sartoji, I

s. ;
Colportage,

Collier, .y.
'

-r-^-J -.,
Colporteur, j. J>o
s
orUrco 5^)^

Colliery, s. ^c _
Colt, s.
>"
^
Collision, ^. 3DoUofjS^), SJSfffO. Column, s.

a. d 55^90
Colloquial, ;

^ 7

^. Coma, j.
Colloquy,
Collusion, ^.

Comate, 5.

Comb, s. wss
Collusive, a.

s.
Collyrium,
Comb, r. a.

Colocynth, s. Combat, r. a. & n.

Colonel, s. sj

Combat, s.

Colonial, a.

Combatant, s.
O-J

Colonist, 5.

Combination, s.

Colonisation, s.

Combine, v. a.

Colonise, i'. a.

Combustibility, s.
Colony, s.

flora.
Colossal, a.
Combustible, a.

Colossus, s. 23J3oz3, rioo u

Combustion, s.

Color, Colour, s. , Woes, do

 Com 75 Com

Come. 7
1
. n. tjooF^, Comicality, s. go

2jj^)^)^;
across
after siSoS Coming in, s.
O-F: borne
n
Comity, s.
contact on
Comma, s. , &^
Command, r. a.
short =5^0 to

pass
Comedian, j. Command, s.
, 3oO

^OSJvj*, ^
Comedy, s.

Comeliness, s.
Commandant, j.
9 S J>
S-ocrad.
CO

Comely, a. Commander, j.

in-cbief

Comet, j.

Comfit, Comfiture.
Commanding, <7.

Comfort, s. ^ rfdcl,
^do^o&Oro?^ Commandment, .y. 5
"
wwaerU. Commemorate, 7A a.
i)

Comfort, v.a.
Commemoration, ^.

Comfortable, a. Commence, 7-. a. *odo

. f. n.

Comforter, ^.

Commencement, .

do^, wo, ?oodo,

Comfortless, a. Commend, t r

. <z.

Comic, Comical, a. 3oe>?jQ

Commendable, a.
^
6 &
 Com 76 Com

Commendation, s. Commit, v. a. i)tfo >;

to ^
Commendatory, .

Commitment, ^.

Commensurable, a.

Committee,^.
Commensurate, a. ;

0=u% . 7'. . ?J^O rio Committer, s.

cj

Commensuration,
Comment, v.a. Commodious, a. ^=5-,,

s -
Commodity, s. y\)33>odo,

s3^^, ^d^.
Commentary, 5. Commodore, .y. ^^a*^p "

Commentator, ^.

Common, .

^J^NQ; sense
Commerce, ^. j

Common, s. sS

^.
Commercial, . Commonalty,

Commiserate, v. a. Commoner, ^. sj

Commiseration, 5. Commonly, i/.

3e)3j. Common-place,
Commisariat, 5.

Z3s> oio do^o^

\^j w
Commissary, J. Commons, s. pi.

SJ)?3 ^JS^ _

Commission, j. SftjJ.

Common-wealth,
Commotion, JT. =^

Commission, 7'. a.
Commune, t (
. .

Commissioner, 5.
 Corn 77 Com

Communicable, a. Companionable, a. 7$
Osi

Companionship, s.

Communicant, s.

Company, j.

Communicate to, v. a. "30,

Communicate, v.n. o^)J 2^J3^^ Comparable, a.

^o^,
;
With SJ323* d
^^
^^^'
4>. Comparative, a.

Communication, s.
;l0sji)4)^4)> 0&0?o; degree

Compare, v. a.

Communicative, #.

rlo^o. -siti oo
eJ

Communion, s.
^So Comparison, s.

?; 2^6 ^3^^4)5 rJe

Compart, i'.a.
1

Community, j .
a5^
^oO
g2; 'coriF, Compartment, ^.

Commutable, a. 3CS.
SSo^ra,
.a
oO
^*. Compass, z r
. a.
-jj-

Commutation, 5-. w sod

v.a.
Commute, , WO, Or^d; marner's
Compact, s. 20^0^8=$, ;
a pair of compasses

Compact, a.

Compassion, J. t^

Compact, f. <7. 3 Compassionate, .

Compactness 5-.
^^. SO
s.
Companion, s.
tiicraoSo, Compatibility,
Compatible with, .
 Com 78 Cora

s. Complacent, a.
Compeer, scs*,

rrad. .

SO
1

Compel, 7 . <?.
Complain, 7'.^. ,

Complain of. 7
1

. n. ,
rlo

Compendious, a. 7$
reorloeJo^^
50

a dj^oOJ 5i.
s.
Compend, Compendium, ri
j.
Complainant,

Compensate, T,'. #.
Complaint, J.
sk

Compensatiou, .y.

s.
^rfc! 5 Complaisance, ZTS-o-r??,
^-, .

Compete, if. a.
Complaisant, a.

s.
Competence, Competency, s. Complement,

Complete, a.

Competent, .
^=0,, o3JS^r|o,

Complete, r. a.

Competition, s.

Completely, W
Completeness, Completion,
^.
Competitor.

s.
Compilation, a.
Complex,
Compile, 7'. a.

s.
Complexion,

Compiler, s.

FreoSo.
Complexity, Complexuess,
O W^ W^3,vi3
.J-2
1C--
I ^

Complacence, Complacency,
J.
Compliance,
3, a&,A d^ e2
 Com 79 Com

Compliant, a.
i^ ojoo, Compositor, s. &z

Complicate, p. a.
; 3=5% Composure, s.

Compound, j.
7J-
23d; ^SoJSrJ
Complicated, a. Compound, v.a.

Complication, j.

Complicity, $. Compound, a.
Compliment, 5. word
d, Comprehend, v. a. s

a. Comprehensible, a.
Compliment, v.
do ssrsido^s; Comprehension, s. i
dotfo a.
s
oJ

Complimentary, a. a.
Comprehensive,

Complot, r. .

Compress, w. a.

Comply with, v. a. a; cSorre^a.

Component, a, $ Compressible,^, ?oo

^js^; cSorr

v. n. ^2j odooa. Compression, j.

Comport, .

E&.
v. a. Comprise, v. a,
Compose,
^^ Compromise, s. rOO
^\

Composed, a. ,
rr Compromise, v. a.

C3s>o3o. rJ^^a, Ds)t3 s

Composer, s. ^o^o (J3o3o, Compulsive, Compulsory, a.

Composition,
of words Compulsion, s.

ridoSw. zoo 13..

,
a w
 Com 80 Con

Compunction, s. Concentration, s.

Computable, a. <*j dos?.

Conception, ^.
rttjJ

Computation, .?.

Compute, r. 0. eSaj dotfo,^,

Concern, 7'. a.

Comrade, j.
^^ tfdo^j)
j
;
what does it

Concatenation, s. concern you? ^s "& , C3~s>FS ^>^

^oi? what does it concern

Concave, a. s this? ^m*, cra^ rooeoo^?

TJ

Concern, ^. :

gre)ol)F, =^p)^, $

Concavity, s.

233^. Concerned, a. ;s^r\o,

Conceal, r. rt!.
Concerning,/^.

Concert, ^.

Concealment, s.

^), eso^dorf, docS,

Concert, v.a.
Concede, ^;. a.

Conceit, j. ^s; ?3.

Concession, J.

Conceited, a.
1 Conch, s.
Conceitedness, J .

Conciliate, r-. a. e5<$ja.ti

d, wdoo^rl.
Conceivable; a.

Conceive, T'. a. r(
Conciliation, i. ?o

<?.
r. n. Conciliatory,
Conceive,
^ &$,
drf.

^o
Concise, .

Concentrate, ^ . a. >*A

Conciseness, ^. ?

Concision, 5.
 Con 81 Con

Conclave, s. ^533 Concupiscence, s,.

Concupiscent, .

Concur, v. n. !

Conclude, 0. 0.

?k, ^>dr Concurrence, s.

fctf^a.
Conclusion, s.
Concurrent, a.

Concussion, s.

Conclusive, a.
Condemn, v. a.
C3s) O^ .

9
Concoct, v. a.
Condemnation, s.
^)?j; ^Q^
o'J
Concoction,
^w.?3; Sj
Ow Condemnatory, .
^^
Concomitant,
tosj.
SA
"A
^,.
*
eJo.rf, <O
ej
Condensation, s.
Concord, ^. 5

A
Condense, ^. .

Concordance, do
Concordant,
Concordat, J. ^r! orf,
oJ
1

Concourse, j

Condescend, v.n.'
Concrete, a. =^13..
d'
^U noun a, r(dFC3Do eni^j a.
Ov)

Condescension, j.
r^
Concrete, t'. w. ; doio,
.
a
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'

eJ

Concubinage, s.

Condign, a.

Concubine, ^.

Condiment, J. $13,
CO
11
 Con 82 Con

Condition, s. ~. i

&
Conference, s.
Conditional, .

Conditionally, ad.
Confess, i>.a.
Condole with, i'.n.

dU>si rio 2 sj s&tfo

Condolence, s.

Confessedly, ad.
530^ tfo2o
Conduce, r. .

Confession, j.
530=^, Zo^^

Confessional, Confessionary, s.
Conducive, <?. ?ooo)

oiorf; ^
Conduct, j. Confessor, j.

d, c^^SJ

Conduct, r.a.
Confidant,
ZaoZG3 )05o.
s.
^
Conductor, s. Confide in, r.n.
?Jofi)T? a$
Confide, r. .

Conduit, s. ^J3wF^.
Confidence, j.

Cone, ^.

Confecti- Confident, a.
Confect, Confection,
onery, S
Confectioner, ^. Confidential, a.

Confederacy, s.
o
1
r
Configure, . .

Confederate, ?'. a. Configuration,

s.
.
Confine, v.a.
be confined
Confederation, s.

Confer on, upon,?

1

. a. Confined, .
534^;
 Con 83 Con

Confinement, s. to Conformation, s.

Confines, J.
/>/. zoQ, 333, o^e.
"0
"
Conformist, s. ^
Confirm, v. . >

^9
^)t3s)05o.

Confirmable, . ^d J
,. Conformity, s.
9 -rf-

Cpnfirmation, 5. ;^)3J?$,
-
: d do
<

Confound, v. a.

Confirmatory, a. zoo
Confraternity,
Confirmed, #.

Confisca.o, r.a. t^^_ Confront, v. a.

Ci

Confiscation, s.
fc}^, Confrontation,
:

Conflagration, s. rS?t)p 5)^)e3.

Confuse, v. a.

^.
be confused
Conflict,

Conflict, r..

Confusedly, -7^.
<7.
Conflicting, .,
too..
araoib. N
Confusion, ^.
Confluence, 5.

,
Wo
2~o^) , ZOOF
Confutation, j.
Confluent, .

Conflux, 5.

Confute, v. a.

Conform to, r
1
.

s!do do CT,

Congeal, v.. s33$

Conform to, with, v.n. 2iSj.

v
.. rill do
eo

esSj^, ^o?^
) 5i, 2-0 ZOO P. Congealment, Congelation, .s.

Conformable, a. ^13 w5j?d

,j

Congenial, a.

11
 Con 84 Con

Conic, Conical, a.

Congeniality, s. ^ Coniferous, a.
3^>
1

Congest,? . <7.
Conjecturable, a.

Congestion, .y.
fS Conjectural, a.

3o?io, (OoflJS
Conglomerate. .

Conjecture, s. easaS,
<3s>z3, e^odJSfj.
Conglomeration, j. Conjecture, ?-.;/. S5o
23d^.

Congratulate, t-. a. ^5- Conjoin, r. a.

rio S3e)

Id Conjugal, a.

^
Congratulation, s. Conjugate, r.rt. a
do^O , Sodob verb
to
Congratulatory, a.

S50^J 3od?oO 3Jr a.

0-
,
oO^
r. Conjugation, s.
Congregate, .

. ''. .
rioo

Conjunct, a.

Congregation, j.

Conjunction, 5.

Congregational, . risjo,

(gram.)
Congress, ^. Conjunctive, <*.

-i;
g,
Congruence, j. Conjuncture, s.

s.
Congruent, .
Conjuration,
OJOO.

Congruity, j. Conjure, r. a. :

V?C3* (3b3J5

Congruous, .

V , Conjure, r. a.
T*
 Con 85 Con

Conscious, a.

up
Consciousness, s.

Conjurer, s.

Conscript, . ,

Connate, . ri

Connect, i'. a.

Consecrate, ^. a.

s.
d
Connection,

Consecration, s.
Connivance, s.

G!> d^yrS do^O,

Consecution, J. -

Connive at, v. a. W
^J3c3o ^jado>cSe>crfo 3^, eni
Consecutive, ^.

Connubial, a.

Consent, s.
Conquer, w.a.
[o3o.
Conqueror, s.

Conquest, s.

Consanguineous, a. $ Consenter, ^.

OJ^
^.
Consequence,
Consanguinity, s. in sora)Sjd, -d?
o
S3sS Of &$< ^!e>d 'Sl

Conscience,^. Consequent to, on,

Ste. o3o, 5^13,, Sjozoo^ci.
CO

Conscientious, .
Consequential, a. ^je;

Consequently, ^.
_

Conscientiousness, 5. do?^?j5 .JS030r2c^.

Conservancy, J.
 Con 86 Con

Conservation, s. Consist, r 1
. n. f..^ a,
<$cl; .'

Wltil
,
^^_>
coo^l ri, ?CoJ

Conservatism, s, 33^,=5*j5^* 55oO?i. C* (tot*

,
V
Consistence, Consistency,^. -'.' :

Conservative, Conservatory,
Consistent, <?.' rj d,
'

o $5) j.
,
Consistory,

Conservator, s.
i\ a. oJ
Consociate,
WO^ 53osx
oO

Conserve, j.
Consolable, .

Conserve, 7-. a. =o

Consider, f. a. 5.
Consolation,
ri, rid
^7.
Consolatory,

Considerable, a. a.
Console, T-.

fc^,,
Wsi
>ofc;, W
Considerate, a.
Consolidate, r.a.

Consolidation, ^.
Consideration, s. tJs3JSf2c?3,
rO d
Consonance, s.

^>l; 2o^e ?
Considering, prep.
Consonant, .

Consign, r.a.

Consort, v.n.
). ^.
Consignee, s.

;~CC3 S - . prince y^o D^r~

Consignment, J.

^6 Conspicuous, a. r
<dd)^
Ol>6 ^?3t)
 Con 87 Con

Conspicuousness, s. ci&. Constrained, .

Constraint, s.

Conspiracy, s. &o<?io2&, do^

3*, ^^J3D. Constrict, 7'. a.

Conspirator, s. s.
Constriction,

w. ^ri
^o^^, ^.
Conspire, t'.
Construct, T 1
. .

'

4J&30 .
,
OO
Constable, s.
Construction, ^.

^o35C&>; cl; d^c?; (gram.} ej^

Constancy, s.
Constructive, a. d

Constant, .
Construe, 7'. <ar.

sickness

Consul, s.

Constellation, s. <
e3, asa
Consternation, s.
Consular, .

TTtDiOO.
f\, ^3200,
Constipation, s. ^ Consulship, Consulate, s.

2JDD SAi^JSqeri.
V
Constituent, a.
Consult, z'.a.

) ,
oo
Constituent, . ^

Constitute, v.a. Consultation, j.

Constitution, s. prosJ^S
_B * J
Consulter, j.
rO 3, W^Sooi.m^; ^DOOOQ, ?0

^SFD^rf ^CuOojO; a good or Consumable, a.

strong 50C>ookFe->. ^,, rfO w^6

TT
a. sJ,^N 3 Consume,
Constitutional, o ej
?o 7.-. a.

S5j f 7^0 ;
BoC3*"C3*
0~i

Constrain, t'. a.
 Con 88 Con

Consumer, s. dotfo c3e>o3o, Contemporary, ^.

Consummate, v.a. Contempt, s.

^6i?oO. rid.
a
Consummate, . ?j
Contemptible.
5te.

Consumnication, s.
Contemptuous,
e53Jd^
S^,
Consumption, s. TOS^, ^ctfo. '
^. n.
"A Contend,
'
"A
Consumptive, a.

TTOoCfo, oS^S*
Contender, s.

Contact, ^.
a.
Content,
,.
J.
^. sSo^^.
Contagion,
Content, v. a.
^JS^odJS^rt.
Contagious, a.

SDrlo, ?5j3^o^a.
Contention, ^.
Contain, t'. <2. sj

c - ^'; - do50, SoJS^

^Ai^) ?i,
!>)

^. Contentious, a.
Contaminate, r'.

..
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Contentiousness,^.

Contamination,^. Contentless, .

4-
^d - Contentment, J.

Contemn, ?. .

?0rje)rf ,
oJ Contents, j.^/. ?3

Contemplate, v.a. jj

edJ3?z*^Jci, rio Conterminous, .

=3x1300
Contemplation, ^. oO
.

3jrJ . Contest, 5.

Contemplative, . e^Fy.
Contest, 7'. rt.
w^./
Contemporaneous,
 Con 89 Con

Contestation, s.
^30*; Continuity, s.

Context, s. doo Continuous, .

Contiguity, Coutiguousness, s.
Contorsion, Contortion, s.

Contiguous, a. ^qfdJSpJ , 3>rio, Contort, v. a.

... _.
3j3*.dO5)
sJ ^^'
Continence, Continency, s. y$ Contour, j. rio^r,
Contra, a^.

Continent, a. Contraband, j.

^Us>rioCJ.
Continent, ^. SJe)pS3DO.
'u

CjJJSSJod.
Continental, a. 2

OOJjSj)OCJ. Contract, s.

Contingence, Contingency, .y. U30*, ^^

Contract, T'.<?.
Contingent, a.
wo5o, -, sooD ,

expenses ; marrage
^i; peace, a treaty

Contingent, s.

Continual, a. zxtioti, Contract, v.n.

% y^j^, =?rOodo
Continuance, s. Contractible, .
'o, ooera o
co'O
i doododo.
'V' <P. ^'
Continuation, j. Contraction, ^. >

^0,^4; TOOT? esJ; (gram.}

CO ^*A
1

Continue, #. n. Contractor, j .

Contradict, 7'. .

12
 Con 90 Con

.
Contrite, a.

Contradiction, .?. Contrition, 5.

gjg^
d, ssz^sraid,
Co
Contrivable, .

Contradictory, <2.
^,, trosraoio dos? 6 z
tf Co -{J-

ca'
.
wuw., Contrivance, j.
eA.S5-s)Cd),
eJ'

Contrariety, j.

Contrive, ^. a. & .

Contrarily, Contrariwise, ad.

Contriver, s. ,
oi>o

Contrary, 5. e Control, j. die

Contrast, j. c^ =5^0,
br
c

Contrast, z'. a. ao

Controllable, .

^T^,
^2! d
Controller, j.

Contravene, 7-. a. A9d*.

gj

Controversial, <z.

Contravention, s. &Q> tJO^ ^v^.

Contributary, a. 2*0 Controversy, J.
=^3J N ^J3x)r: river ADrf, SSDldrf
oJ 3 '

Contribute, r. . & ^. Controvert, r-. a.

Controvertible, a.
oJ
Contribution, s.
o

3Jl3c5 ojCoo^j; Controvertist, Controversor, s.

Contributive, .

<

=^J5^) S). Contumacious, .

Contributor, ^. Sc^ 3o^-

OioCJe)05o, T?J3 00,.

Contributory, a. Contumacy, s.
a^kj,
 Con 91 Con

Contumelious, a.

?3lXd SJO^J.,
y oJ

Contumely, s. Convergent, <z.

Conversable, .

Contuse, r r

. a. 33)Jdo, sjri
Oj

to, cfoOo^
Conversance, Conversancy, ^.
CQ
sS
Contusion, j. S^rt^, djaSo.!;
Conversant, a. riosV
ri tjoao; s^li.^.
Convalesce, ^. . riora 1
u
Conversation, 5.

Convalescence, j.
Conversational, a. ?jo2

Converse, v.n.
Convalescent,^, ^

S ,
rto .
5.
Converse, sJo?orlF,
Convene, 7'. a.
33^ ri; rooSpD^ri.
. n.
Converse, .

4 ^0^, S5E
Convener, s.
Conversion, ^.

Convenience, Conveniency, s.

tSa^) , roosj,

fc^., rjods^r
Convert, j.
Convenient, a.

Convent, j.
n.
Conventicle, j.

Converted, .

Convention, j.
jtoso^d
Convertible, .

.
Conventional, a.
oO

O
Converge, v. n. Convex, a.

Convexity, s.

Convergence, Convergency, &$>.

12'
 Con 92

Convey, v: ,i.
Cony, s.

=3^od>, 2
Coo, 7>. n.

&F; Si^s oJ
Conveyance, .y. tfja Cook, s.

v
j

Convict, S.
Cooked, a. rce
O3o, Cookery, ,y.

j.
Cooking, ^iJ^,
oJ
Conviction, s. ^ Cookroom, ^. eft^C
Convince, p. #.

Cool, .

7'. rt.
oO
Convincing, a. &>2
O

Convivial, #. tJ^^rd.

Conviviality, j. rtorfos* ,
Cool, s.

^. Cooler, ^.
Convocation,
Cooling, a. esds^,
Convoke, r
1

. . Coolie, Cooly, s. ?oo

Convolve, v.a. Coolness, J.

5.
doa^)^ Coop,
s. 7'. a. up, ill
Convoy,

Cooper, i .
5j^3J
1

i 1
a. Co-operate, r a.
Convoy, . .

Convulse, z (
. a.

Co-operation, s.

Convulsion, j.

of children Co-operative, a.
s.
Co-operator,
Convulsive, <?.
 93 Cor

Co-ordinate, a.

; (gram.')
Copulate, ?'. .

Co-ordination, s. ^^, ew^

(gram.) Copulative, a. ; (gram.')

Copal, s. ?odoo^
siraote. Copy, .y.
^o*, a.

Coparcener, ^,
Copying-press
^
rio^ crfoo^
Copartner, ^. ^.
33c>q*rroi3, Copyist,
CraoSo.
s3on^6,
Copartnership, s. ^.
Copy-right,
S
&>Z>, STOO .

Cope with, 7-. .

^), >do30
do^ci; Coquet, ^. a. &
Copernican system, s.

do
a^ Coquetry, s.

Copious, a. s.
Coquette,
Copiously, ad. ^d Coral, s. 3J^
s.
Copiousness, Coralline, .

Copper, s.

Coral-tree, dod.
Copperas, j.
Corban, ^.

Copper-faced, .

Copper-plate, j .
Cord, s.

Copper-smith, s. ,
s Cordage, .?. 20^*
ro

BJ
,
Cordial, a.
Coppery, .

VU^, 5

Cordial, ^.

Coppice, Copse,
wdo*.
^ ^ja^
.s.
Cordiality,
Copula, JT. ws3o
 Cor Cor

Cordovan, s. Corporate, a.

dJja
-* r?o
o
Corduroy, .
Corporation, s.
ri$,
Core, j.

Corporeal, a.
apart,

Corps, s. &f$ "

ej

Coregent, s. ^js Corpse, ^.

Coriander, J. ^ja Corpulence, Corpulency,

Cork, j.
zjja&J, Acs* ?' . id.

Corpulent, .

tf
Corn, j. 3J6s) ,

field p.
Correct, at.

Corn, s.

Corner, s.
doJsd, ^JS^a,

Correction, ^.
Cornet, ^.

Cornice, j. esdo Corrective, a.

Correctness, s.

Corrector, 5.
Cornuted, .

Corny, .
Correlative, .

Corolla, s.

Corollary, s.

o"

Coronation, s. with

Correspondence,
Coroner, s.

Correspondent, a.

Coronet, j. OJOO. S.
-S-O^U, oJ

Corporal, .

Corridor, J. ddod,
punishment
Corrigenda, s.pl.
Corporal, 5.
15J3.
<7. ?O
Corrigible,
 Cor 95 Cot

Coruscation, s.

v. a. Corvina, ^.
Corroborate,
4$, &iw . Cosmetic, a.

Corroboration. s.

^4> ^^ * Cosmic, Cosmical, a. ,

Corrode, r . .

Corrosive, 0. Cosmogony, .?.

Cosmography, s.

Corrosion, s. s.
Cosmology,
0. Cosmopolite, Cosmopolitan s.
Corrupt, ,

Corrupt, v. a. Cosmos, ^.

Cost, j.
=J
Corrupted, .
Cost, p..
&?*:
Corrupter, s. s.
Costermonger,
^.
Corruptibility,

Costive, a.
"~\N O\~''\N J
Corruptible, .

S3* ^e^, o Costiveness, s.

Corruption, 5.

Costliness, s.

Corruptive, a.

Corruptness, J. Costly, .

3o^ SJ2

s. Costume, 5.
Corsair,
=^3J^.
oj
s. Cot, Cote, s.
Corset, =^o3i ri,
OsJ

^. Cot, s.
Cortege,
=5*0^0. Cottage, s.

Cortes, ^.//.
C3^J3^ D Cottager, ^.

Coruscant, .
 Cot 96 Cou

Cotton, s. ginned con

Couch, s.

Cough, s. i Counterfeit, j.

Council, s. N^Se d?0^

Counterfoil, 5.
Councillor,
O5o. ae4^^ 3
Counsel, s. 513 Countermand, 7 (
. ^7.

v.a. &F. s.
Q
a Countermarch, s.

Counsellor, Os)
4. v.w.
Countermine, s.

Count, .y.
^, d,a^)0 do^oo
C>
Count, t'.fl.
Counterpane, s,

Counterpart, 5.

,3; of a lease
Countenance, ^.
of a deed
&>,&?cf;
co, dodo,
Counterparty,^,

^.
^. *>A
Counter,
Counterpoise, s.
Counter, ad.
Countersign, ^.
.,
So
Counting a. <=3s
Counteract, T-. a SJ
s.
d
Counting-house, room, s.
Counteraction,

Counterbalance, J.

Counter-charm,^. Countless, (?.

Counter-deed, s. Country, 5-.

Counter-evidence, s. sugar 55
I

a. stee>0 Countryman, J.
Counterfeit, ,

^ri'sJ, ^s; friendship

 Cou 97 Cow

County, s. Courtier, s.
I

j. o3o.
Couple, 2803^0, dcs* ,

Courtliness, ^.

Couple, 7'. 0.

Courtly, a.
oio 'a^,.
1

Couplet, s. Court-martial, 5 .

Courage,
0,
s.

take
^
Cousin, s.

^ori,
Courageous, a.
O oO
man
Covenant, j.

Courier, ^.

Course, s. t,
Cover, j.
oJo^, of
a^, 3^0=0,^0;
,'
tiz&i
interruption Z& IT
a
Course, ^'..
Coverlet, s. ds

v. n. Covert, j.
docS, W2i.oio. a.
N^/

j. a, docS sjo^ doo^

Court, ,
to-

Coverture, j. s^od, w?od.

Covet, 2'.<3!.

Covetous,^.
Court, '. a. eroo

to be

Courteous, a.
Covetousness, s.
Courteousness, j.

^. Cow, ^.
Courtesan,
,
ride;
Courtesy, ^.

Coward, j.

13
 Cow 98 Cra

Cowardice, Cowardliness, s. Crack, 7'. </. & . ^js

Cowdung, s.

Cower, r. n.
Crack-brained, a.

Cracker, j.
Cowherd, s. z3jedose>o3o;
.

^jc^oSo.
Crackle v.n.
Cow-house, #.

z3. Cradle, j. Jjs

Cowl, S.
^
Cow-leech, s.
Craft, s.
=5^2^,

s.
OJOO-S-
"^ =5^0*
oJ
Cowpen, --^.
Craftiness, 5.
Cow-pox, j. 33^
-*
rf
^ob*.
Cowry, s.
Craftsman, j.

Cowslip, ^.

Coxcomb, j.
Crafty, a. ctfoot^rf,
man
Coxcombical, Coxcomical, a.

Crag, j.

Coy, .

Cragged, Craggy, .

Coy, P. .

o^^n*,
Cram, r. r. So
Coyness, s.
2JS^)^;
Cozen, tf.a. erores)
tt

Cram, 7-..

Crab, 5. .
GO

Crabbed, .

Cramp, j. 553- '

Crack, s.
oi)^
e56rfo Crane, ^.

Cracked, o.
 Cra 99 Cre

Craniology, s. Creative, a. eruo

,

Cranium, .y.
Creator, s.

Crank, s.

Cranny, s. Creature, j.

Crash, s. 3^ CO
ateo.
Q
r.

Credence, s.

Crater, s. ^ja &V&F Credendum, j.

Credentials, s.
pi.
Craunch, r. a. tflte

Cravat, j. T .
Credibility, j.
w
Crave, r. a. Credible, .
^

Craving, s. Credit, r. a. s.
^0200^.
-S-
Crawfish, Crayfish, 2^d^?o;

Crawl, p. n. give on
; system

Craze, z;. . Creditable, a.

^^|3^ S

Creditor, s.
Craziness, s. ?

Crazy, .
rfo ;
Credo, s.
OJ

Creak, v. n. Credulity, Credulousness, ^.

Cream, s.

Credulous, .

Creamy, flf. O^OZJO, f^oZOO, SoCS*.

s. Creed, ^.
Crease, r(6,
dO^. t'.flt.
O-J "

Create, r-. a. Creek, j. =^d

Creep, v.n.

Creation, s.
='
=

13
 Ore ion Cro

Creeper, s.
Cringe, v. n.

Cremation, s.

Cripple, s.

Crescent, a. rio,

Crescent, s. >r\

Cress, s.

Crest, s. Crisp, a.

fallen Crisp, ?'. a.

Criterion, s.
Crevice, .y.

Crew, s.

Critic, s. ojd

Crib, j-.

Crick, ^. N
Os)

s.
Critic, Critical, .
^JS^t) ,33*
Cricket,

Crier, j.

Criticise, v. a.

Crime, s. 531

Criminal, s.
Critique, J. ^ ca

Croak, r. n. =^sS d

Criminality, s. Crockery, .s.

Criminate, 7-. a.

Crocodile, J.

Crimination, s. Crone, s.

Crony, s.
Crimp, ?.0. ^e&l,
^^o^- Crook, 5.

Crimple, r. .

Crimson, ^. Crook-back, s.

Crooked, a. , t6,
 Cro 101 Cru

Crookedness, s. Cross-pole s.
,

Cross-question, v. a.

Crop, j. o* =c&y, first

zoos?, 35 Cross-wall, j.
>

second ?foft third j.

;
Cross-way, ca
;
a single
Cross-wise, af,
ca ca
Crop, 7'. o.
Crotchet, s.
tfri&fifew;
Croton, .y.
236; seed
Crore, .y.
tree
>S^;
Crosier, s.
Crouch, 7-. .

Cross, s. s.
Croup,

Cross, a. y Croup, s.

person Crow, s.

Cross, v.a.

7,-. . Crowbar, j. sjj)6oh,

with lines Crowd, s.

v.a.

Cross-bar, s.
j j
eAjDJ3S?0. 55 >,

Cross-beam, ^. Crown, v.a.

Cross-bow, j. 03^
C4
2Sdo.

Cross-examination, s.
of the head
S^; sSJS^cL'o rjS3s
prince
Cross-examine, ^'. .

^.
Crucible,
Crucifix, j.
Cross-grained, a.

Cross-legged, a. 3^ Crucifixion, j. no
BB
=3-0^
Cross-line, j.
vtifid,
^ SJ,,
^?dOdo r
A
S5C5o3. Cruciform, a. ^.
Q
Crossness, ^.
 Ci 102

Crucify, r. a. Crutch, ^.

Cry, j.
-

Crude, #. . n. zoo

;
form (gram.}
Out
Crudeness, s.

a. Crypt, ^.
Cruel, =g

deed

Cruelty, s. Crystal, J.?!3^,

Cruise, v.n.
Crystalline, a.

Crystallisation, -zation, s.
Cruiser, j. CbJ

Crystallise, 7'. a. & .

oJ

Crum, Crumb, s. a, wSj^i; rtU

Crumble, p. . ^J3 Cub, ^.

Cube, 5.
^^; root

Cubic, Cubical, a.

Crumple, Cubit, j. &)dotf,

do^
1

Cuckoo, j .
^j^ftsS.
Crupper, Cucumber, 5. 3^ J, ^L^'> small
dJSrto

Crusade, Cucumispubescens,^.
Cud, S. =gT3050 ^jIvJ tJ3oe)d; to
Cruse, ^. chew the
Crush, r. s.
Cudgel,

Cue, J.

Crust, 5. s. r.
Cuff, .

32^.
Crusty,
 Cui 103 Cur

Cuirass, s. Cumin-seed,^.

Cuirassier, s. Cumulative, a.

Culinary, a. ^o?o rf,

*
Cunning, .

Cull, ?-. #. 33 a* "3,dJ5

d
5g) $, 55t3 , ^33e)OJO,
&J
Cull ion, s.

Cunningness, ^.

Cully, .9. Cup, s. wU

Cupbearer, ^.
Culminate, ?'. . s&cra-' "

s.
Cupboard,
. 333&J*.
GO
1

Cupel, 5.
Culmination, 5 .

Cupid, j.

5. j.
Culpability, Cupidity, 6533*3,
Culpable, a. Cupola, 5-.
=&&, Ssuti,
1

Cur, j .

s.
Culprit, 3*$ rra6, .

Curable, #.
Cultivate, . a.
roe>z^ (6
Curacy, s,

Curate, ^.

Cultivation, s. t:!

Curative, a. ?o ?o
^9
Cultivator, ^.
di, ^x 5)S?0
oOS
.

oSo, 23o^c3Dc5o. Curator, 5. s

Culture, s. *u\&,

s^a; do^s*d Curb, ^.

Cumber, ^.fl. S5^oo

Curcuma zedoaria, s.

Curd, s.
Cumbersome, Combrous, .
T&Qfcjs^).

Curdle, w..

Cumbrance, J.
 Cur 104 Cus

Curdy, a. gSs | Currycomb, s.

Cure, 7-. a.

.
s! sboc^p; riors, &? Curse, J.

t5fc! SJ'

Cureless, #. sys Cursed, .

Curiosity, s. 2oo>
O ,

>d. Cursorily, ^/.

Zoc5 CJ"SoJ.
CurioUS, a. 2^d03e>,d,
Cursory, a.

SwfS C

dr,
Curt, a.
Curl, ^.
Curtail, 7'. ^.
Curl, v. a.
.
do^o^,
Curtain, ^. wall

Curled, .

80 s.
Curvature,
Curly, a. A
Currant, s.
Curve, s.

Currency, ^.
=5*0, rfj,
^sjsdrii; note
Curved, a.

Current, a. ws, sidsj, Uo, 1,6.

^rocS; Curvet, j.
hand
Curvilineal, Curvilinear, a.
Current, ^. .,
v
Curricle, s.
Cuscus grass, s.

Curriculum, J. 53)
Cushion, 5.

Currier, j.
ooN

o3o, Custard, s.

o2o. 33eo* i^, ?- do

Currish, a. ^ ^a rtc23.

Custard-apple,
Curry, 5.
do^^DO
Curry, 7'. a. add Custody, S. , 33e>d,
 Cus 105 Dae

Custom, s.
,
wood
stone
bouse
S,. Cut-throat, s.
u
Customable, a. Cutting, s.

s^oSo; 7k>o3 Cuttle-fish, s.

Customary, #. s. 3
Cycle, rfosj^.tfe^,
OSO, rJOSl
v_X

Customer, .y.
Cyclic, Cyclical, a.
T^Z3e>03o. do
Cut, ^. Cyclone, s.
^oio, =5^^; rid;

2^J;
dJSSD. Cyclopedia, J.

Cut, v.a. o

Cygnet, s.

person
Cylinder, ,y.

Cutaneous, a.

Cuticle, j-.
Cylindric, -al, a. vu
Cutlass, s.
Cymbal, ^.

Cutler, s.
Cynic, tf.

Cutlery, J. s.
Cypress,
1

Czar, .s . d
Cutlet, s.

Czarina, 5.
(do
Cut-purse,^. Czarowitcb, s.

Cutter, s.

D
Dab, s. 33 13 v.a.

Dacoit, ^.

Dabble, v. n. Dacoity, s
14
 Dae 106 Dan

s. rtra 7'.
Dactyl, . .

( )

Dad, Daddy, s. Damask, J-.

<3tfj esodon* d
Daemia ?nrtado Dame, 5.
extensa,

Daffodil, ^.
Dammara, Dammar,
Dagger, s. *
white
Daily, <za?.

Damn, r. 0.

; expenditure
cere-

monies j>

Daintiness, s.

Damnable, a.

Dainty, <?. oSo6 .

03 *a. -y- 03 Damnation, s.

T? , >^-
^A

Dairy, ^. Damp, s.

23ocl

s.
Daisy,
Dale, j. Dampness,

Dalliance, s. ye3,
Damsel, s.
y, rtoSk
Dance, s. ^
Dally, r
f
. n.

rfjs-2) ;
Dancer, s.

Dam, s.
Dancing.

Dam, ^.
Dandelion,
Dam, p. a.

up >
Dandle, r
r

. < f(&:

Damage, s. j^ssi,,
 Dan 107 Dau

Dandy, s. d D
;

Darksome, a.

Darling, s.

Dane, s. d^/ ft-

doodo, &3> &jOdo
Danger, s. Darn, r. n.

Dangerous, 0. Dart, s.
ZO^F, sirtO. ^. a.

, ;3j3e?od; illness
not

Dangle, v. n. ; j
Dash, r. a. & n. 35

; d^)F?i;
Dangler, s.

&^>c&>. Dash, j. s3 ;
f(3.

Danish, <z.
Dastard, s.

Dastardly, .

Dank, <z.
sjz3,

Dapple, a. ^ Data, j. pi.

Date, s.

Dare, 7-. . j 3)0

from, v. n.
tfo^.
Sici, ^odrlo^.
Date, s. r(z3 dsJoc^F; dried
Daring, a. zo&rd, 7^)^
[do
Dateless, </.
C3)o3,
Dark, a.
^^dd, ^^ , Dative, s. S

S; C$031; red Datura alba, s. ?roo

?wo20ort,
. D. fastuosa

Dark, s. =^ie

Darken, T. a. 530^, Daub, y.a.

Sf*
S* .
"'. n. Daughter, j.

3;
in-law
oJ "O"

Darkish, a. ^05 , Daunt, z'. a.

,
O"

Darkness, s. =^;

Dauntless, a. cyso3,
^, <=5o$^d,
.
,

14
 Daw 108 Dea

Daw, s. =s
!:
$, Deadly, a. ,
,

"C"

Dawdle, r. . r. hatred

SO
Dawn,
oJ
7'.?z. Deadness, j. zS^

Day, s. after to- Deaf, /i.

morrow o^o oo; *"

before yes-

terday ; previous Deafen, v.a.

following >;
Deafish. ^.
i>; fixing a
Deafness, j.
Daybook, j. a^2c

Deal, s.
ftofc;
a great
Daybreak, s.
.

Daydream, ^.

Daylabourer,
Dealer, j.
Daylight, s. s
Dealing, s.
Day spring, j.

Daystar, ^.
on credit

1
Dear, </.

j
Daytime, . 3
^.
Dear, ?^
Dazzle, 7'. a.
Dearness, j.

Dearth, 5.
Deacon, s. roc ero;
Death, j.
XoA. sra^),

s.
Deathbed, j.
Deaconship,

a. ?jJ Deathbell, j.
Dead,
^0^.
^. Deathless, a.
Dead,
OJo; of night the
Death-warrant, 53?)

Deaden, r.a.
d
S, Death-watch, j. 2o23fc3e>>Brf
 Deb 109 Dec

Debar, v. a. a '
to discharge a doe ?ooC3)

3*, e3e

Debark, v. a. ^3 Debtor, j.

7'. n. ^si
OJ
a<n Decade, j. sj

Debarkation, j.
Decadence,^.
ZSDoJfio^). s.
Decalogue, ,
rf

Debase, w.a.
_, 5J^_, Decamp, z'.. zo

Debasement, s.

^,
2oe^^. Decant, w.a.
Debatable, a.

^
Debate, ^. ^^
Decapitate, v. a.

^.
Decapitation,
do^a Decay, ^.

Debauch, v.

^c^ rfo^Oj -j)

Debauch, s.

not decaying
Debauchee, j.
siaJori, cdor.
^JSsOO. Decease, ^.

Debauchery, ^.

3?$, ^^dJSs Deceit, J.

Debilitate, z-.a. dF'i, ^riy,

qje)3 ^O Deceitful, .

Debility, s. , d, rfrt^.

e%, Deceitfuluess,
Debit, j.
sSJS??o, do
SJ^F Deceivable, .

t4.

Deceive, ^.a.
Debonair, a.

Debris, J. Deceiver, j.
d,,
Debt, s. 70c>sj, , dors;
 Dec 110 Dec

December, s. zrezSr Declaim, r. a.

Decency, s.
doG3n>Fc3,
Decennary, Deceiiniurn, s.

Declaimer, j.

Decennial, a.

Decent, a. Declamation, ^.
L)
1

s. Declaration, j .
Deception, d'o*',,

?o, tifi, ^oztf^l

Declare, r a.
Deceptive, a. .

Decide, r. a.

Declare, r. w.

~ for

Decided, a.
,
^
Declension, j. 5ce><$*

Decidedness, s.
^

Decidedly, ^. Declinable, .
^d^
1
dos? 6
<xi

Declination, s.
Decider, s.

Decimal, 5-.
sj^e 33=)^,
a. Decline, r. a.
3^3 S3DS3*d.
Decimate, r.at. jj
. w.

Decline, ^.
Decipher, t 1
. <z. j ti^oT^S^, sid^j,
5qiF) D^ rt ^JT'sSo 2i ridocrfo:'

Decision, j. Declivity, s.

Decisive, a. ?jrsFoi)d, S Decoct,

3DO&j. oio dov^o ^,

Deck, j. =

os^d
Deck, r. ^. 2i N orrad Decompose, 7'. a. A: ;/.
;
 Dec 111 Def

a; dortaa, Dedicatory, a.
. <)

.ua, ^oOo&o Deduce, r. a.

Decomposition, s.

Deducible, a.

Decorate, v. a. sUrred a,
^ si) ^.6 3
V '
>J
tssjcrSDd , SJP^OF
*%'
Decoration, s. p. a.
^orre'd, Deduct, a,
C37>4?>, siz
Decorous, a.
oifc?rjo, 3^,. Deduction,^,
Decorum, j. 5JooiraF<3

Decoy, s.
2oe3, rrao, erooor Deed, j.

Deem, v.a.

Decrease, ?-.. Deep, a.

^^^ cave
sigh ; sleep
Decrease, j.
;
sorrow
cSo .
aj; sound rto^p^d
Decree, s. s ; subject e5o^dor(rf ?oo
; thought w

Deep, j.

Decrepit, a. doosra Deepen, z. a.

OJ
3&03J) , SJd,
3J
Decrepitude, s. a sound

Decretal, 5. ?oo Deeply, ad. 203^,

TVSo Deepness, Depth, s.

Decry, v.a. ^ O Deer, j.

Dedicate, v. a. Deface, v.a.

;
a work Defalcation, j.

Dedication, j. ^oodo*; sd

Defamation,^,
 Def 112 Def

', cJJSdo, zo Defensive, a. d^cl

Defamatory, a. doDF^ssl rf
Defer, r. ;/.
d

Defame, r. a. dJSdo sirs

CK)
?i,

Deference, j.

Default, j.
We,
umt)

Defiance, j.

Defaulter, s.
Defiant, .

^33) rra8.
9, ^33
,
aJ
a ri
Defeat, 5.

Deficience, Deficiency, 5.

Defeated, a.
do, ^ood^, =^J3di,
Defect, ^.
Deficient, a. =5^0

Defection, j .
docs;
Deficit, ^.
zSja^qJ ^3^ c

^. Defile, v.a.do
Defective, .

n do^^i.
S505J, ?AJ3^; verb
Defile, s.
03J3JC5. Qvj
Defilement, s. s;
1

Defence, j .
tx?s;i, d^fl,

Definable, a.
Defenceless, a. 3)o>l,
^s56 vl^do
Define, 7'. a.
Defend, r. /?. =a

v^^.
Defendant, s.
~s

5. Definite, .

Defender,
^ ^;
Definition,
^Joj
j
1

Defensible, a.
Definitive, a.
 Def 113 Del

Deflect, v. n. Deign, v. a. & n.

Deflection, s.

Defoliation, s. Deism,.?.

Deform, v. a.

Deist, j. z

iJcl 'S.to
"
Deformed, a.
rcFsd, d Deity, j.

^odJSsd. the-
s. Deject, v. a. tfosiu
Deformity, 3dJS>d,
dJ3?oeJo.
v. a. dfl dotfo a, s^o a.
Defraud, OtJ
oJ
?j Dejected, a.
-,
05^,^^, e^sraoSo
Defrauder, j.
;3js>erirra6,
Dejection, s.

Defray, v. a. Delay, j. =5^, ^

Defunct, a.
?^3,
Defy, w. a.

j.
Delectable, /z.
Degeneracy,
E^^^c^, ^^ Delectation, 5-.

Degenerate, a.
Delegate, j.
^. ..
^^ 1
-c . a.
Degradation, s.
Delegation, s.
^ C32FA* S5s) %$ .

Degrade, v.n.
Delete, -v. a.
rf^rr^
3oe>
j.
tfOjS,
Degree,
Deleterious, a
^ra* 3
Deification,^,
Deliberate, v. <

Deiform, a.

Deify, z'..

15
 Del 114 Dem

Deliberately, ad.

Deliberation, ^.

Deliverance,^,
Deliberative, a.

Delicacy, .y. of food do2&, .

3es3; of form, <?/. Deliverer, j.

=5*, J3 Delivery,^/.
of behaviour
S^SJ;
of health
SeJS^;
Delicate, <z.

Delta, j-.
s^rl s^rsri wcs*

Delicious, .

5^3 OOF. Delude, v. a.

Delight, J.
?0 , ^J

Deluder, s.

Deluge,^.

Delightful, a.

Delusion, s.
add.
r
1 3, ^^o,
Delineate, . .

so
Delusive, Delusory, a. ;3J3?o

Delineation, s.

J.
Delve, z'. <?. & n.
Deliquency,
Demagogue, J-. dorl

Delinquent, ^. o5o,

Delirious, a. Demand, s.

to be oio , rteSr,

Delirium, ^.

:^0, w
Deliver, ?. ^7. the case demands care
 Dem 115 Den

Demarcation, Demarkation, s.
Demonstrative, a. Jjs

200, ria, 23?O; s^rart,

Demean, v. n.
Demonstrator, Demonstrator s.

Demeanour, s.

Demented, a. dosraFOSo, Demoralise, p. .

Demerit, s. rfocrat?e)d ^ds

Demoralisation, j.

Demi, a. 556, rfooiJt^d

Demigod, .r. Demur, t-..

Demise, s.
wsqSJ T?JS2jFc$5$;

Demise, v.a.
Demure, .

Democracy, j.
sj.t3D3J.2dos,'T Demureness, s.

Democrat, ^. Den, s.
g r

Demolish, -c.a. Deniable, a. 533

Demolition, s. 5o5)<s* Denial, s.

Demon, s. . Denier, s.
,

Demoniac, Demoniacal, a. c
3
Denizen, s.

030,

Demoniac, s. Denominate, v. a.

Demonolatry, 5. Denomination, 5.
S^

Demonstrable, a.

Denominator, s.

Demonstrate, z 1
. a. ; (arith.)

^ do^^,
Demonstration,
dot^o-.
j. Denote, v.n.
, rfviir^
Denounce, v.a.
 Den 116 Dep

Denouncement, s. Dependency,

a.
Dense, 0. doorf, Dependent,
0. let ~
Dental, ^J3>

ter, Dental, s
Depict, 7-. . za

Dentist, 5.

Deplete, 7'. a. rs>

s. Depletion, s
Dentition,
Deplorable, a
Denunciation,

r.fl.
Deplore,
Deny, w. a.

Depone, v.a
Depart from, v.n o
to
^8^^, ^
cause to Deponent, s

Departed,
z. .
Depopulate,
cio^s^
Department,
^^oio. Depopulation,
t'. a.
Departure, s Deport,

7
1
<r. Deportment,
Depend, .

on, upon Depose, v.a. (?

a-

this matter depends

on Depose, 7'. n
;

you '^ 33Dlrf

a.
jr Deposit, 7.
Dependant,

Dependence,
 Dep 117 Der

s. Deprivation, s.
Deposit,
aedd # fjsJj; Cs)35,
N
Depositary, s. Deprive of, v. a.

^i)G3o; e3d
s. s. r(oo<
Deposition, Depth,

s. s.
Depository, Deputation,
book ~\\ o
feT
O-JO -
'f^f
> ?"
C

Depot, .?.
Depute, ^. a.

Depravation, Deputy, s.

f.
Deprave,
Derange, v. a.

j.
Depravity,

Deprecate, t 1
. ^ Derangement,
A ^doCT3o3^
Dereliction,^.

Deprecation, s. 3j03%,r{.
1

Deride, t . .

Depreciate, v. a.
Derision, .y.

^o?iO,
Derisive, ^. s
Depredate, v.a.
Derivation, s.

Depredation, ^.

s.
Depredator,
Derivative, .

s. ero
t/.
Depress, .

trade Derive, ^..

51

Derive, z'.w.
Depression, s. ^n* , dal, r

Derogate,
gate v. n. da* >;
3^

S
ty
,
 Der US Des

s. Desertion, s.
Derogation, 3o$>,

Derogatory, a. Deserve, 7-. .

Deserved, a. ^

Dervish, jr. Desideratum, j.

W^r-
Oc^r .

Descend, p. a. Design, J. ^,
;
on
do
Desendaut, s.

a. Designate, v. a.
Desendent, 3^13,,

do^o,^, iJ3
3e)^rf^). OJ

Descent, s. fcj Designation, s. |

OsJ

Describe, v. a. eo6c3* ^D*; ^^do^; es

Designer, s. koodoo
J.
Description,
^d, rfrtr. Designing, a.

Descriptive, a. Desirable, .

^JB Desire, 5.
Descry, f. .

4 ^J5do si

Desecrate, ^ . .

Desecration, j. 3*

Desirous, a.
Desert, ^.

Desist from, r. n.
Desert, j. 4

"%*
Desert, r. n.
,
Desk, s.
ZJJ^^.
.person Desolate, fl
Deserted, a.

Deserter, j. ^
Desolation, 5.
o
 Des 119 Det

Despair, s.

Dessert, s.

Despatch, v. a.
^o^ ^j

Destination, ^.

Despatch, s. S3e><,

Desperate, a. v. n.
Destine,
(3?
^ci,
Destiny, s.
esc^ , a?3,
Desperation, s.
wds^), rt^.
oofOS^). Destitute of, a.

Despicable, a. ^)D^)
d person zjdsS, a=5S
3d?^d ;

Despise, w. .

Destitution, j.
,

a=5^c3-3oB ^
Despite, ^. z 1

Destroy, . .

Despiteful, .
&33,^)?i, rfo^o
w oJ ci.
oO
^.
Despoil, V. a. Destroyer,

Destruction, ^.
Despoliation,^.
Despond,^.??. ?oo3o>d;

Destructive, .

Despondency, ^. s.
Destructiveness, CKJ

OJOF.
rffc.

Despondent, .
y Desuetude, ^.

wsi^xoior woSo, do.

'<D

Despot, j.

Desultory, a.

Despotic, . sJ o ,.

Detach, v.a.
^.
Despotism, ?o
 Det 120 Dev

a. z3 Detest, v. a. ??oo^
Detached,
Detachment, 5.

Detestable, a. SST$
Detail, 5.

etestation, s.
Detain, r 1
. a.

d "%
Dethrone, r. .

Detainment, .?. 3

Detect, 7'. a. rU>o

s* dotfo a.
oJ
Dethronement, s
Detection, J.
sra
ds^c^
Detective, . rU>o> Detract, t;..

Detraction, 5.

Detention, 5.
wodo, ^od,
Detractory, a.

Deter, v.a. 55% ^.

Detriment,
^'
Deteriorate, z'..
e5S

^
Detrimental, a
rfo^.
Deterioration, s.
Deuteronomy,^.
<

33), enjret>,
Determinable, .

Devastate, -o.a.

a.
Devastation,
Determinate,
Oiio^d.
^ 0^?0, SD^,
Develop, 7'. a.
Determination, J.

^r, ^oij,
Determine, w.a
^
s.
Development,

Determined, a.
 Dev 121 Dia

Deviate, i'.n. Devotional, a.

Devour, v. a.

Deviation, s.

*
Device, j. Devourer, s. ,
200

Devout, a. $3^
Devil, j. o s.
Devoutness,
2^3; 2030^

Devilish, a.
Dew, ^. iris, drop

b&d. 5.
Dewlap,
TJ"
Devious, <2.

Dewy, .
sjrSci, s3o xoC3*

Devise, p..
Dexter, . 20

Dexterity, j.

in* o,
Devoid of, a.

?a ooS.
tj
Dexterous, a. ts'
Devolve on, upon, v. n.
,.
N
Diabetes, s.
\_

Devote, w. a. Diabolic, Diabolical, <7.

i one's self to Diadem, ^.

Diagnosis,.?.

Devoted, ar.
,
doo Diagnostic,

Devotedness, j.
Diagonal, j-.

=^J5,oz3

Devotee, 5. 23,De)h,
. doJ

^
Devotion, s.
2,
Diagram,

16
 122 Dif
Din

s.
Didactic, -al, 0. v\j
Dial,

Dialect, s. zjresS, z?33S3>cjkri;

Die, v.
A^AV^ n. &&a,
>A V
"

dob Zjrat.

Dialectics s. pi.

s. Zo
Dialogue,
Die, s.
Diameter, s.

^ .
dor\*
Diametrical, a.
SS^so,'.
OSo.
Diet, j. sJq
Diamond, J. s
j.
#. Dietary,
Diaphanous,
0. t3
Diaphoretic,
Differ from, T. n.

J &x
Diaphragm,
loo c$
Difference, s.
Diarrhoea, J. W

s.
Diary,
Different, a. &>*&, ^i
ft^. from t3^i,
Dice, s. tiri'd, vl^. classes or
y
Dice, i! n.
castes
Dictate, s.
Differently, a.

Difficult, a.
Dictation, s.

Difficulty, s. tfS., 3S
Dictator, s.

-of breathing
Dictatorial, a. rizz
Diffidence, 5. w

Diction, j.

Diffident, a.

Dictionary, 5. ofc* , 2<w b, $33

Diffuse, i'.a, & n.
Dictum, s.
 Dif 123 Dim

Diffusion, Diffusiveness, s. Dilapidation,

^<3p?&<
Diffusive, a. sj?3do, Dilate, v. a.

Dig, z>. <z. & n.

a foundation Dilatation, s.

Digest, P. <z. sJLb

Dilatory, a.
Dilemma, j. ..
Diligence, , z^odo^o,
Digest, J.

jiS. odo^,
\^
Diligent, a. ^) ,
Digestible, a.
do^, w
**^ j.
Dilute, i. .

Digestion, z^rar, z3?clr,

2)53^,,
tr-'
!

Dilution, J.
Digestive, a.
D* WOSO^^).
Digger, .y.

Diluvial, Diluvian, a.

Digit, ^.
CSS030.
S3o^;
Dim, v.a.
Dignify, v.a. dosraoSo

sktfa^,
s.
_. a. do3
Dignity,
; sight \...

Dimension, ^.
Digress, i\ a. eoodo

Diminish, ?. a.

Digression, j. Diminution, ^.

do^^-, 55d
do> z3ee3.

Dike, j. doo^d rbd, ,eJ

,. Diminutive, . oio o,

Dilapidate, r.a. 35-9^ Dimity, s.

10'
 Dim Dis

Dimness, s. sSovon*, Direct, r. a.

do^j ,

o_, T^^

=
s.
Dimple,
Din, 5.
letter

Direct, .

Dine, 0.0.

Direction, s.
rootn

Dingy, a.
of a letter
Dinner, s-
one &oodooJ.
doqisVfS "

Dint, V Directly, flrf. ?o3^)FC3;

Directness, j. rf^F,
Diocese, s.

^0; SJJJS

Director, j.
7'. a.
Dip,
^t^sjd^,
Directory, s. ^'

Dip, f. .

5. Directress, J.
Diplitbong,
j. ^.
Diploma, Dirge,
Dirk, j.

Dirt, s.

Diplomacy,

Dirtiness, j.

Dirty, a. ^o

Diplomatic,
?joWo^Ji;
Diplomatist,

Disability, 5.

a. e5o5JS?r^i.
Dire, Direful,
Disable, 7-. a.
 Dis 125 Dis

Disappear, v.a.
.
oJ

Disabuse, v. a. Disappearance, s.

Disappoint, v. a.

Disaccustom, v.a.
Disappointment, s.

Disadvantage, s.

Disadvantageous, Disapprobation, Disapproval,

Disaffect, v. a. Disapprove, v.n.

^3o ^^
Disaffected, a. Disarm, v.a.
r5,^adci3o>S.

Disaffection, ^. e5
Disarrange, v. a.
rfO rOB, e3??jD*;

Disagree with, v. n.
Disarrangement,
Disarray, r-. a.

'

Disagreeable, a.
Disaster, ^.

Disastrous, a.
Disagreeableness, s.

23^?jD*, c^^O^.
Disavow, w.ff.
Disagreement, s. go

3D n),
Disavowal, s.

..
oJ
Disallow, z'. .

Disband, v.a.

Disbelief, s.
Disallowance, .$.

^)dODo3^^)
$* Disbelieve, v. a.
oJ

Disannul, z/.. Disbeliever, s.

 Dis 126 Dis

Discipline, r.a.
Disburden, i'.ct.

oldiers

Disburse, v. a. zz\
^.
Discipline,
of soldiers
Disbursement, s. toe^srstt,
Disclaim, T. a.

Discard, v. a.
V>

Disclaimer, ^.
it

Discern, z. 0. rf ^soSo.
ri ,
Disclose, v.a.
&>3JJ
g^y dosk
Discernible, a. Disclosure, ^.

Discerning, a. Z

^r cooa. Discolour, r. a. 20

Discernment, ^.

Discharge, f. a. Discoloured, a. ^s>of\,

a gun s.
; Discolouration,
an arrow
a servant ija
Discomfit, i'. a.

;
a debt
s.
;
-a duty
Discomfiture,

,
^)0ior do esdfcjoio; ^
Discomfort, s. s
o ^);
a prsoner

i'.a
Discharge, s. Discompose,

s.
Disciple, 5. Discomposure,
dtf, 5?odoDqra
Disconcert, f. .

Discipleship, ^. ^
s.
Disciplinarian,
 Dis 127 Dis

Disconformity, s.
oO
S.

Discourage, ?/..
Discongruity, s.
^o a, z^^cdo
>

Disconnect, v. a.
Discouragement, s.

ea , ^zS,, 2 .

oj
Disconnected, #. Discouraging
Discouraging, a. e5d
Disconnection, s.
Discourse, s.

Disconsolate, a. doo
3-r,

Discourteous, a.
Discontent, 5. j.
Discourtesy,
9e)?i, =^d^0. Discover, y.a.
Discontent, Discontented, a. ^.
e) a, aeso a,
^ "SlfcJ oO&, 2oo2
to*0 ,
o
Discontinuance, ^. a.
Discoverable,
pniosra^)^^;, ^i

Discontinue, v. a. Discoverer, j.

QJ Si,

Discovery, s. ^
Discord, 5.
,

Discredit, . .
a,
Discordance, Discordancy, s.

Discredit, s.
^
Discordant, a. d^O^)^; do
sound S53j? Discreditable, a.
Discount, j-. =^^

"
--

Discreet, a.

Discountenance, z 1
a. ^JS^rl s
: !
^. 38
.
e)o Discrepance, Discrepancy,
oJ v '
'oJ
oc;,
"O "U
'
 Dis 128 Dis

a.
Discrepant,
2i^d ^^
Discretion, 5. Disembogue, r. a. & .

Discriminate, 7-. a.

Disembowel, i'.a.

Disenchant, 7'. a-,

Discrimination, s.

Discriminative,// Disencumber, v.a.

* a^. tfo.a,
X ' 55^0^0
lr d^ a,
<

Discursion, ^.

Disencumbrance, s.

a.
Discursory, drl, a^oJ.
br
Discus, 5. z-.a.
Disengage,
Discuss, v. a. one's self
dc^a;
a, z3?J w^a
Discussion,^. Disengaged, a.

Disdain,^. e
Disdain, z'.fl.
Disengagement, 5.

Sd^s)^.

Disentangle, 77. . too

Disdainful, a. KD,5^a, Z2o=5*

one's self s a,
ep
Disease, s.

Diseased, . Disesteem, ^.

dJS^A.
Disembark, z>. a. ^s

oO Ci

Disfavour, 5.

Disembarkation, s. 3t> 23* S* 3J; y^OSJ^

Disfiguration, s.

Disembarrass, v. a.

Disfigure, ?'. a.

Disembody, T-. a. a,
 Dis 129 Dis

Disfigurement, s.

oJ
Disfranchise, v. a. Dishonorable, a.

>, So *53Fd.
Disinclination, j. s

Disgorge, v.a. Sjido^r^A),.

t)

Disincline, v. a.

Disgrace, s. e3d--?3F,
l. i'.a. es Disinfect, v. a.

,
o,
Disgraceful, #. Disingenuous, a.

r^rf.

Disguise, j. Disingenuity, s. $& J, do

^cS.

Disinherit, v.a. sd^

do?), 23D^
Disgust, s.
Disinter, ^. a. z3

?iAd, c^) ^; Z2J3^0 ^

cO "^

^^, Disinterested, a.
Disgustful, Disgusting, a

Disinterestedness, j.

Dish, j.
^zo^o,
20-^3*,
Disinterment. j.

vura?^.
J
Dishearten, v. a. .

Disjoin, v.a.
Dishevel, v.a.

Dishevelled, a. Disjoint, v.a.

hair
[rid.
Disjointed, a.
Dishonest, a. s.
Disjunction,
3:
>?^C3>o3,

Dishonesty, s.
Disjunctive, a.

Dishonour, s. Disk, s.

17
 Dis 130 Dis

Dislike, s. Disobedience, s.

'. =3

3oq Disobedient, a. sj

dislike him sroSo a, es>c^o&, y

Disobey, i\ a. SS

Dislocate, v.a.

Disoblige, v.a.
Dislocation, s.

t'.
Dislodge, .

Disobliging, .

?5_; a person
a-.
Disloyal, Disorder, ^. 55= rv>i>;
^^ ^^ c

Disloyalty, J-.
Disorder, t
1
. a.

Dismal, a. ^

Dismantle, i\a, Disorderly, a.

Soe)^ sii^Ojti CTe)o3.
Dismast, i'.a. =

Disorganise, v. a.

c^/S^rfO
Dismay, ^.
sj

j
Disorganization, .

Disown, v.a.
Dismember, 7;. a.
Disparage, v.a.

.
oJ

Dismiss, 7'. a.

s.
Dismissal, Dismission, s. Disparagement,
rfje)^, ^drTSjd,
'CT

Disparity, s. 38^0

Dismount, z/. <2.

t3e)D^)S^)^, 'Ci Dispassionate, a.

Dismount, v. n. O^rtd?3i
o3

Dispel, v.a.
 Dis 131 Dis

Displeased, .

Displeasure, 5.

Dispensary, s. e?o
^,
=$JS)6L>F QV*00 .
Disport, s.

Dispensation, 5.

,
.
Disposal, j.

Dispense, z 1
. a. at
); 3^23,
my ,
in my
a law 3-3^:3*.

Dispose, 7,'. a.

v. n. of
Dispense with,
Dispenser, s. =$J3&F

a. to
Dispeople, v.a. Disposed,
v. a.
be
Disperse,
Disposer, J.

y.
Disposition,
Dispersion, j. z^dd,

Dispirit, v. a. =00 era ;$)>, Dispossess, ^. a.

,
55 853

Displace, ^'. a. ?o
'

Dispraise, J.

. v.a.

Displacement, s.

z>. Disproof, ^.
Display, .

J.
Disproportion,
Display, ^.

Disproportional, Disproportion-
r. 7. ate, a.
Displease,

17
 Dis 132 Dis

Disprove, v.a. =3* dot& w^)23, erood>

ra>4}, SOo
&w . Disreputable,

Disputable, #.

Disrepute, s.

doo, t3^c

Disputant, .y. S Disrespect,

-

^FC3"go3o. ""*"

Disputation, J.

_(

a.
Disrespectful,
Disputatious, .

^Wu oa,
r e5
Dispute, 7-. 0.
C3Do3.
Disrobe, r. rt.

e3
rfo^ci;
Disruption, s.
Disputer, j.

!^; $ort.
^^F do
Dissatisfaction,
Disqualification, s.
z:js>r3, ^d^Q.
c3)5DOio^^^.
Dissatisfactory,
Disqualify, z'. .
s5o3J3?r{

Dissatisfied, a.
T'. <2.
Disquiet,
Dissatisfy, i'.a.
Disquiet, Disquietude, s.

Dissect, t . <7.

Disquisition, J. ,3"s

Disregard, ^. e5^>^ c, ,
Dissection, s.

Dissector, ^.

Disregardful, .

Dissemble, v. a. & n.

Disrelish, 5.

o2& si Dissembler, ^. ^=# ,

I disrelish this
 Dis 133 Dis

Disseminate, v. a. Dissocial, a. ?3.e,3o

at)

Dissemination, s. ^23*0*3 Dissociate, r'. a.

s^c^, zoo^ocl)

Dissension, s. e
Dissociation, 5. Oo3J8?rt,
tfwSo, SJS^
to
Dissent, z>. 0. SoS ^ >,
ri o
Dissoluble, a. =^drio, Si wo, oO

cdoo.

Dissolute, a. siiJort, S^^O, wo

T
Dissenter, j.
Dissoluteness, s. sjljort;^, wo
$e,Cj23DC&>.
2^^^, 58
Dissentient, a. tff

Dissolution, s.
j.
^.^>,odoo
6J

Dissertation, s. ^F, Sddfl,

=^0,s^eoo^.
Disserve, z ^.
(
.
=^^ sii^o ^i.
Dissolve, P. a.
<x)

a. dcs* spDr\ sii Dissolvent, s.

Dissever, e'.

Dissident, .
Dissonance,
to
y^?jd,
j
Dissimilar, .
a.
Dissonant,

Dissimilarity, Dissimilitude, v. a "a,

Dissuade,

Dissimulation, s.

oioo-^.
Dissuasion, ,

Dissipate, v. a. OJ

v. n.
Dissuasive, .

to

Dissyllable, J

Dissipated, a. cioorfo, M
a^, sil3or{, ^p^ Distaff. ^.

Dissipation, 5. Mft
Distance, J.
 Dis 134 Dis

Distant, a.

Distaste, s.

Distinguishable, a.

Distasteful, a. 2^^,
^J Ii 'u
a, S5?oo3opCi. Distinguished, 0.

Distemper, 5.

Distend, v.a. 375 d ,

a Distinguishing, a
3$, -a-esrd
Distort, 7-. a.
oJN

j
Distention, s. Os
Distortion, jr.

Distich, j.

Distil, z.fl. a.
Distract, .

Distracted, a.
Distill, j. ^a?^, wS3..
U t?050, ^J3
Distillation, j.
Distraction, s. .

Distiller, s. soil
Distress, J.
d
Distillery, s. &
tfe
eJ

Distinct, . i

Distinction, j.

d^slig, J^ Distressed, .

Distinctive, a. C3s)0B.

Jjse23)^), z> Distressful, a.

Distinctly, ^. ciossjcS, wo
Distribute, v.a.

Distinctness, J. ?g
o

Distinguish, 7>.a.

Distributer, J. 3JUo.c3)o3o,
M
 Dis 135 Div

Ditty, j. sj

Diurnal, a.

Distribution, J.
Divan, j.

D,
Distributive, a.

Dive, 7'. .
doo^or^i,
District, J.

3o^a, e Diver, s.

Distrust, s.

Diverge, p. a.

Distrust, v. a. Divergence,
y^odoDcS
Distrustful, a. Divergent, a
2>?ii.

Disturb, v.a. Divers, a.

Diverse, a. ^d^d^
Disturbance, s.
ad; e3?J.
S3S3Do^d, Diversification, ^.

Disturber, J.

Diversify, v. a. tori zofi

Disunion, s.

Disunite, t 1
. a. do >.>.
oJ

Diversion, j.

Diversity, s.

Disuse, s. sd, W(8?

do^
Divert, . a.

Ditch, j. Divest of, 7'. 0. 3J^)F?i;

do d^ ?i;

Ditto, a<j?.
554^
Divide, p. a.
rOC^D, ?^S,.
 Div 136 Doc

a,
*"
, 3Ji>.a; '
in two
c
**% 9
Dizziness, s.

Divide, 7-. .
6
.

Dividend, s.
33D5*, S Dizzy, <i. 3d loAr,
to be
(aril A.)

Divination, 5.

Do, r.a.

Divine, a.
Divine, t 1
. 0.
E^ can dos?J5
oj
:
'
away with
off
cSs^CS* 3T9^o^; d^j ^j;
oxasS on
,
sjjirljsrao^; up 3oS
Divine. 5. what have I to do with
Sgj^;

yOU?
*
Do, P..
Divineness, 5. how do you ?
v
Diviner, 5. this will eruocl) tfS^;;
1can
,.
do without it srood) cOo^* $5
r eo
rf; I have done Oc^^
Diving, ^.

s. 3?D*oJ3*; I have done

Divingbell,
with it
Divinity, s.
Docile, a. =56 ^v,,

Divisibility, s.
Docility, s.

Divisible,^. a
Dock, s. 3 OJ
Division, s.

Dock, r. //.

Divisor, j.

^^4-
Divorce, s.

tiozida, Docket, ^.

a.
oJ
S
Divulge, v. a. a, 23>23
 Doc 137 Dom

Dock-yard, s.

Doctor, s. , Dogmatism, s.

i
rO

Dogmatist, s.
o3o: ro^so3.
Doctrinal, a. 9
7'. 72.
Dogmatise,
Doctrine, .y.

Dog-sleep, s.

Document, j. Dogstar, s.

Doings, j.^/.
Documental, Documentary, a. ^dl.
evidence
Dole, J. kJ ;3), 338)53^.

Dodge, P. a. .7-. .

Doleful, Dolesome, a.

Doe, s. ^sorso ero6. Dolefulness, J. d

Doer, j-. ^o Dolichos plant, s.

Doff (do off),^. a.

Doll, s. rU)
u
Dollar, s.

fi;

Dog, s.
Dolorous, .

Dog-cart, s.
JS^F.
Dog-cheap, a. s.
Dolor, Dolour, dossu,

A
Dogged, a. Dolphin, s.

Dolt, ^. azl,
o' del,
a'
Doggerel, 5. Doltish, a.

Domain, s.

Doggish, a.

Dogma, J.
do^;?^),^, Dome, ^.
^ooD
Dogmatic, Dogmatical, <?. Domestic, a.

18
 l>om 138 Don

Door, s. 2Je>&e>*, c-"3 d; in doors

nd
:* ewvoaj; outer '

Domesticate, r-. a. -3-0*;

out of doors
next to doolL =a^v*
aJ' O
Door-case, Door-frame, s.

Domesticated, a.

Doorkeeper, s.

Domicile, s.

Doorway, j.

Dominant, a. tf^o, Dormant, rr.

SJod ^0^
Dominate, p. a. partner
6 J? do
23^
Domination, s.

Dormitory, s. ,
sicdo
OJ
Domineer, V. a.

Dorsal, rz.

Dose, j.

Dominical, a.
33
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1

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Dominion, s.

i-
Don, z'. a. Dot, s. ,
no^F. r-.rt.

s. ^JS Dotage, j.
Donation,

j. Dotard, s.
Donee,
Dotation, ^.

Donkey, ^. ^

Dote, r.n. ,
06
Donor, 5.

Doom, 7'. .
OJ
.

rloO . Dottard, s.

Double, s.

Doomsday, j.

Double, .
ds*,
 Dou 139 Dra

0, Dowager, .y.
w^ "a^ doood, gzpl
D^d; queen esd?oO

Dower, Dowry, s. u

,
Down, j.

Double-dealer, j. dcs*

Down, i/. & prep.

OsJ
Downcast, 0. ^6
Double-faced, a.

z^ ^sj a^ ^ ) ,

Double-minded, a.
Downfall, ^.

Doubleness, ^.
Downright, a.
Doublet, j.

Double-tongued, .

W.
Downward, s,

Downward,^?. 3^
cfcod,
td^) ; 3ido3J6rf; tendency
Doubt, j.

2!, -, ,

Downy, a. ^o&
MK
Doubtful, (7.
Dowry, .?.
tea,
rtd
dv rJO^^
Doxology, 5.
Doubtfulness,
^.
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Doubtless, ad.
Doze, J.

Dough, s.

Doughty, .

Dozen, s.

Dove, 5. cot Doziness,

53Do Dozy, 5. W02)o,

Dove-tail, j. ,
^g, ^^.
Drab, . Worsd. ^.

18*
 Dra 110 Drc

a. Drapery, s.
Drab, 2023>0,

Draft, .s.
Sd)c3s3); 3oOo&; .

Drastic, ^.
.

do, a.

v. a. Draught, J.
Drag,
5)D* 2o

33!>33

Draggle, 7-.
a.

Dragnet, 5. N board
Dragoman, s.
Draughtsman, j.
cisoSo.

Dragon, 5. (Scrip.)
Draw, 7'. a.

Dragoon, s. Oe>3oo;i.
..
Drain, 5-. aotS o*, sJ
i'.n. ^ ^
Draw,

^>^; back, off >

on dootoo 3& near

Drainage, 5.
^tf sid^JSrao

Drawback, s.
GQ
,

Drake, s.

Dram, ^. . a Drawer, 5.

,. Drawers, s.

Drama, s.

Dramatic, -al, a. Drawing, s. sjd, t .

Drawing-room, s.

Dramatist, s.

^5). Drawl, f. .
c3e)2J30iO

Dramatise, v. a.

Dray, s. j^slra^rreS, - 200^.

Drape, ^.. Dread, s.

Draper, ^.
 Dre 141 Dri

Dread, a. Dressing-room, s.

Dreadful, a. v. a. Sod
Drib,
Dreadless, a.

Dream, s. =3^, 4^
S. v.n.&a. Dribble, z. w. 35*3

Dreamer, s. 3 Dribblet, Driblet, .y.

Dreamy, a.

Drear, Dreary, a.
^ Dried, .

Drift, j .

Dreariness, s.

Dredge, j.

Dregginess, ^.

Dregs, j.^/. ri^o, Drill, ^.

Drench, ?'.. Drill, v. a.

Dress, J-.
.

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rso^55),
Drink, j.
Dres.s, y. n
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; give to

Drinkable, .
SJ?JF,

Drinker, J. sj
Dressed, a.

food Drinking, ^.

Dresser, j. to-

z'.
Drip, .

Dressing, , rfo?^,
s a barber's Drip, s.

case
 Dri 142 Dro

Dripping, .y. ,

^ ;': F .

Drive, :. n. d>e ,
BS

<' w.

, ;
out
4-

Drive, 5. Dropping, .y.

Drivel, r. ;/. z3j33

dUssS; Dropsical, a
en'

Dropsy, ^.
Driveller,
doe3r. Dross, ^.

Driver, s.

doc5)o3 Drossiness, s- r(A},

=3^3^, ,

Drizzle, s.
w^od^,.
93
Drossy, .

d, do,d, '
<6
Droit, j-.
J.
Drought,
?0,^0^
Droll, .

rO Drove, s.

f. . SoS^o
Drover, 5.

Drollery, i', oo ,
Drown, 7'. a.

Dromedary, s.

Drone, s.

d, Drown, r. n.
do &&?l.
ei

Dronisk, a. &&%$$&&, Drowsiness,

Droop, 7'. .
Drowsy, a doo
rs to be

Drop, j.
 Dru 143 Due

Drub, s. rtocJo ,
v.a. ?o

land

Drubbing, s.

cjjsyo,,' rlozl:' season

Drudge, s.

Dry, v. a. f^o?TS)4cJ>
i, =5

,
50

Drudgery, Dryness, .?.

=$0?j, . F^a ,
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Drug, s. s.
Dry-nurse,
^Og^s
Dual, a.

Druggist,
d3e>
Dub, w. a.
Druid, j. ^^ Oe>zJSdo
Dubbed, a.

1
Dubber, s.
dwzS,
Drum, j .

Dubious, a.

kind of small
a. Dubiousness, j.
^0. .

;
stick

^ Ducal, a.

Drummer, ^. ao
Ducat, ^.

eo

Drunk, .
sjo,
02)0, e3e)O .
Duchess, ^. ^^0
Drunkard, s. ^d d, ,
do Duchy, J
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Duck, ^. v- n.
2o3^, .

Drunken, . ^0
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Drunkenness,^, Ducking, s.

=^ojl^. Ducks-meat, Duck-weed, s.

Icr

Dry, .
 Due 144 Dun

Duckling, s. <zv Z03*., Dullard, .?.

Bullhead, ^. .

Duct, .y.

Ductile, a. Dullness,Dulness,5.

Ductility, 5. Dully, ad.

s
/^Orj^ 23 .

Duds,*. pi. Duly, W.

a.
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Due, ?^o v^

-JSDo3o6 ,
Dumb, a.

clue to j)
strike
your negligence
>c3 ss

Due, ad. Dumbness, s.

o5JS?7TSo Dummy, ^.

Due, s. cisioa; =^
^^ tjrfO^) Dumpishuess,
rf" oO
5.
^oJ.
Duel,
Dumpling, j.
. V. a.
dooz3.
a
Dumps, s.pl.
Dug, j. Do6,
Duke, ^.
Dumpy, a.

Dun, v.a.
Dukedom, 5.
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Dulcet, a.

Dunce, j. 38^,
wS
doJ3<i,
Dulcify, 7-. a.
vlc3e)03j.

Dune, s.

Dulcimer, s.
oS^d
Dull, rf. ^ Dung, s.

fellow

Dung, 7'. .

Dungeon, ^.

Dull, i'.a.
 Dun 145 D\vi

Dunghill, s. rU)cd doo, Dusk, j. ,.

Duskiness, j. dom,
Duodecimal, a. cj^
E3DD^<^o Duskish, /z. doijo,

Duodecimo, a.

*^. Dusky, a. ,
do?3 d,
Dupe, S. S3je>5?3 dooci

Dust, j. d^rao,
Duping, s. 33D

Duplicate, .

Dusty, a.

to; qSJS

Duplicate, z'. a. Duteous, <7.

roe>J.

Dutiful, a.

Duplicity, j. dcs* ss^Jd, Dutifulness,

Duty, s.

Durability, s.

Dwarf, s.
Durable, .
a.
^13^, 7'.

n)d, ^3e)^0^5S,
Cp Dwarfish, #.
Durableness, ^.
Dwell, 7'. n.
Durance, ^.

upon
Durance, Durant, s.

TkokJO.

Duration, 5. =5^5
Dweller, j-.

^Dd
of life
Dwelling, s. ,
d
n.ouse
During, ^/.
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c^rt Sort his lifetime Dwindle, v. n.

wo3o
stay
19
 Dye 146 Ear

Dye, 7
r

. a. Dynasty, s.

, don*, ,.
ts

Dyeing, s.

Dysentery, s.
Dyer, .$.

Dying, s. Dyspepsia, Dyspepsy,

&, TTOS^CJ; the last \vords of car,
a dying person a.
es^sjr. Dyspeptic,
Dyke, s. tf&. si o>. ^.
oO
y
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Dysuria, Dysury, s.
Dynamics, .y.

E
Each, s. Earldom, j.

Earless, a. =$
oJ'
other
Earlock, ^. ^s Oj
.

D; time
Early, a. & a^.
Eager, a.

SSO "S

Eagerness, j. 20
Earn, v. a.
,

;
of gain

Eagle, 5.
ndoci, Earn, ?\.
Eaglet, j. .owe fa^.
OTO
^5^ Earnest, .

Ear, ^.

ache His z3?f2;

of corn t4
Earnest, j.
^
Ear, t'. a. cjs >. r. n Earnestly, in earnest, ad.
3e)C*.

j. ^.
Earl, O
sijEJo,
' ' Earnestness,
 Eai 147 Ebo

Earning, s. 7$ Easiness, j. ?o
sdriod, ^crart,
d;
sa^.
Earring, s. East, s.
doo^oSo,
Ear-shot, s. S* dJ3d.

Earth, j.
zjj
,,
rfoof^. tf. 0. Easter, j.
3^,;

Earth-born, .
Easterly, a.
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Earthen, (7.

^o!L; J ar ^^C^*0*d, &ti Eastern, a.

doo^c&od,
Earthiness, J. door's* tfors,
Eastward, ad.
Earthly, a.

desire Easy, a. , ,
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Earthlyminded, .

d; chair

Earthnut, s. Eat, v.a.

Earthquake, j. ; greed-
ily ; up
Earthy, a.

AjJ3^). Eatable, a.
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Earth-worm, s.
do,
Eater, s.

Earwax, j. Eating, s.

Earwig, j. Eaves, s. pi.

Eavesdrop, ..
Ease, 5.

at Eavesdropper, j
1

^3^ crsoi,
.

Ease, ?'. .
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Ebb, s.

doors cS^j 5>;

Easily, ad. 2^0 a,

to-

Ebony, ^.

19
 Kin- Edi

Ebricty, s, Economy, JT.

Ebullition, s. 3oC3*, oo

Ecstasy, s.

Eccentric, -al, a. sddrf^,

bd, asjo^, Ecstatic, </.

Eccentricity, s.

Ecumenic, -al,^.
Ecclesiastic, -al, a.

Eddy, s.

Ecclesiastic, s. Eden, j.

rfodo.
333^,
Echo, ^. Edge, j-. ^
Echo, ?'. .

la to set on the
i;

teeth to be set on

Eclat, j.

Edge, T'. a.
o^rtor^.

Eclectic, . tds ri

n
TT

Edged, a. SF ^v
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Eclipse, '.
Edgeless, WE*,Ctt

3>o?i; Edging, j. =5do a

rt._. 7-. n.

Edible, a.
Ecliptic, s.
Edict, 5. S33J cl, ix.
oj
roJSoioF
Edification, j.
Economic, -al, a.

Edifice, s.

j
Economist, J.

Edify, r.a.
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Edit. 7-. .-/'.

Krouomise, 7-. <7.

.
N
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Edition, j.
 Edi 149 Eff

Effectuate, v. a.

Editor, s. s.
Effeminacy, ,

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Effeminate, a.
Editorial, a.

cTOCtfJ, SJ
Effervesce, v. n.
Editorship, s.
s^ro

Effervescence, s.

--'
V
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Educate, i'.a.
Effervescent, .

Effete, . ri^^o
Efficacious, a. c
Educated, a.

OCj^oEp^orj
Efficacy, s.
j. ^lo, rlors,
Education,
77e)^rJO^S^).

Efficient, a.
Educational, a.

Educe, v.a.
Effigy,^.
crarsocS dJ33j
Eel, s.
Effloresce, ?/. .

Efface, r-. a.
^3 tO^JF^.

Efflorescence, ^.

s.
w^F^4;
Effect, ,

Efflorescent, .

^ of no

Effluence, j .

Effect, 7.fl.
Effluent, a.

Effluvium, s.
Effected, .

9
Effective a. Efflux, 5". 3J

Effort, s.

Effectual,//. Effrontery, j.
 Eff 150 Eld

Effulgence, s. Ejaculate, v. a. ^
s5oo^
qj<tf
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Effulgent, a. Ejaculation, s. s S3)

'a^,, g,=
Effusion, .y.
Ejaculatory, .
^
rfo^j) tf;$.
OJ Eject, v.a. ^j

Effusive, a,

Egg, ^. JA ,

y^drfd). Ejection, Ejectment, s.

Egotism, j. ,.
,
55 Eke, v.a. 3015-3^^,
,.
out

Egotist, s. 3o
,

Elaborate, v. a. 3J.o3Je)?d
x_/

Egotistic, -al, a. Elaborate, a.

sSj^^ci, rra d03o^3* '

Egotise, v.n. Elaboration,

s
-.
Egregious, a. 7.
" Elapse,

s.
Egress, Egression, Elastic, a.

Egret, ^. c^o^Os
Egypt, 5. Elasticity, ro rta

CS; 5 30
r:

Eh, int. ess, esao!

Eight, a. OC^; 5531, Elate, v.a.

Eighteen, ^. s rao^,
Elate, a.
Eighteenth, a.

Eighth, a.

Eightieth, a.
Elation, j. aSe^
to-
d,
e.

Eighty, a.
ojC^.
Either,
Elbow, 5.
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J, dzl ^3* ^oz3;

Z3* Elder, ^.
u;
 Eld 151 Eli

a. , : brother Elementary, .

sister
>; $3^,,
3jQ; brother's wife SS^ri. Elephant, j. y?, 's
rttj;

Elderly, a. =3co smctforf, 33e>,ak saddle S5 eo0, oo^cS; Indra's

.
~^ ^~^ v

man j^ojf^p, SoO

woman essl.
Elephantiasis, ^
r,. a.
Elephantine, ,.

Eldership, s.
Elevate, v.a. D
Eldest, a. =

Elect, a.
32fc!0>
^ oO Elevated, a.
Election, j.
oO oO ^^, aS^s
Zo-

Elevation, s.

Elective, a. So) ,

Elector, j.
Eleven, a. sj

Eleventh, <z.

Electric, a. Doo^rf,
Elf, a. 3v
graph cS^.
Elicit, . a. ^>
Electricity, J.
rio

Electrify, v.a.

Elide, w. a.

Eligibility, ^.
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Electuary, eS^sd,
Eligible, a.
Elegance, 5. t,^), <>5orf,

Eliminate, 7;. .

Elegant, a.

's^,,

Elegy, ^. rfossu
,
Elimination, 5.
rf sirf.

Element, s. gjg^
Elision, s.

Elite, j.

Elemental, a. Elixir, ^.
 Klk 152 Ema

Klk, .y.
Else, t-07/y. T: \

Ell, s. &oot3 Elsewhere, ad.

o=5>, clo C3*, $
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1

s. Elucidate, r r, ;
Ellipse, . -.

Ellipsis, 5.

Elliptic, -al, tf. Elucidation, s. .

oj

xdd. , .

eJ

Elm, ^. Elude, T-. a. oioora*

Elocution, .s-.

ad, SDrra a
ii
Elusive, ^7. ^ss
Elocutionary, a.
Co*

Elusory, /?.

Elocutionist, S.
Olid, rfj^Oi
O5o, 53i>rTe>>
t!j
Elysian, a. ?ort
Elogium, Elogy, ^.

Elysium, ;.
Ort. ?^rt
J
Emacerate, i
1

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Elongate, r. a.

SSe)^^-
Emaciate, z>. n.
Elongation, 5.

Emaciated, 0. .

Elope, 7-. a.
Skdtffcf,,
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Emaciation, 5. *,,
Elopement,
j.
^^c^^j, ^
Eloquence,
Emanate, i\ n.

Eloquent, a.
Emanation, j.
rra w a^ f

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man
Emanative, a.
Else, a. & ,
^3JS
Emancipate, 7-. a.

-
some one C1>33D^)^,
somebody , OJ "*

Emancipation, ^.
$> ^0; something ,

t3, t3?i, C3>cS Wo^^TS; no-

Emasculate,
r

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body z3e^ . c?.

somewhere B.
w
 fima 153 Emb

Emasculate, a. >d)o Embezzlement, .9.

Emasculation, s. r. a.
Embitter,
la

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.

Embalm, i'.a.
Emblazon, r. .

oJ

Embank, 7'. . .

Emblem, j.
^ra, rto^F,
Embankment, s. , j.
eJ eo

Embargo, s. ^ ^

Emblematic, -al, .

o^) , ?oJSd^ xfjslj

oJ '^

Embody, r. a.
^j?csD4?> 5

Embark, r.ff. =^
Jfic*.
Embarkation, ^.
Embolden, r. a.
^.
v^j*$)$.
Embarrass, ?'. ^. v.a.
Embosom,
Jj5od6 x?J3lj
Embarrassment, s
Emboss, v.a. pf
cid; sS^i

Embassy, 5.
Embowel, z r

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2pe)S^^, oJ

Embassador, -.
Embrace, ^.

Embattle, p. a.

Embed, v. a. oo"3A)n

2o3)t6i>s3).
Embrasure, s.

Embrocate,
1
z
Embellisb, ^. a. . .

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Embellishment, .s-. Embrocation, j.
,,
=5^^, ^oTTSd,

Embers,^.//. 2:! Embroider, z'. a.

Embezzle, ^-. a. Embroidery, s.

rU>e3o;

20
 Emb 154 Emp
Embroil, v. a. , Emigration, j.

Embroilment, .y.
Eminence, Eminency, j.

6, rtQ0. 3133S,
Embryo, s.

Emend, v.a. Eminent, a.

^d
dOS>, SlUJ
0' f>.$&
vJ X 0' ^J
,

Emissary, j.
sira^,
Emendation, J.

4^3s)03o,
Emission, j.
Emerald, .s, ,
sisl
to

Emit, v.a.
r 1

Emerge, . .

,c.

'Emmet, s. ^tf.
Emollient, a. do
Emergence, Emergency,
050
Emollinient, ^. rtara

Emollition, 5.

Emergent, a.
?odd, wdJS
Emolument, ^.

Emeroids, Emerods, j. //. ,

Emotion, j.

Emersion, j.

Empale, p. a.

Emetic, s. ,

s'.

Emigrant, .

s.
Emperor,
DD^.
Emphasis, s.

Emigrate, 7'. .

Emphatic, -al, a.
 Emp 155 Enc

Empire, s.
doooe)D)2^o, Empyreal, a.

fcio.
D
Empiric, -al, a. , 3JO? Emulate, 7'. a.
,

Empiric, s. si)

Emulation, j.

Employ, v. a. y, 3js^-s-
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Emulous, a.

zii, eroc^jF.

Employ, s. Enable, ^. a.

ITO&.
\^
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a. Enact, w.fl. =57>o3oc3
Employable,
rSFOaO?^^; Sii^
c^dsS^o^; r^J3too.
u
Employer, s. Enactment, s. ?TOSJ

^rsFoi).
o5o. Enamel, -y.
Employment,^, .. ^-S23

Enamour, ^. .

Empoison, v.a.
f\ 1

S3"e)do5) Encage, 7. . .

Emporium, s. Sio^6J3do
Empower, z-. a. Encamp, T/. n.

Empress, 5. Encampment, . ^0200

3F^. rf tf, =^0^0,

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Emptiness, 5.

Encase, v. a.
C3e)o3c^^).

Empty, .
tcr

Enceinte, J.

n. Enchain, v. a.

20
 Enc End

Enchant, r. a. Encounter, J.

,
d2i Encourage, i\ a.

5>, t;=5^,di^.
XT
Enchanted, a.
s. w
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'ei

V^9f3$.
Encroach upon, r. n.

S53^Do^)^, Oo3D3Ddo^.
Enchanter, s. doo^. dotfo
Encroachment, j. ^ dors,
sJj
doo^s3s!a, DJ5)dOf^5^j.
Enchantment, s.
i
Encumber,
1
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ci, c5

Enchanting, j. do -

^5;
Enchantress, s. ^3 Encumbrance, s. J
Encircle, r. a.

Encyclical, .

Enclose, T-. a.

I Encyclopedia, s.

Enclosure, ^.
); End, s. S5o^>, S5

*;
across a path
of a house

Encomiast, s. to put an do
do
Encomiastic, -al, a.

S3)rtdj, ^JSo v. n.

Encomium, s.

3e)D^^.
Encompass, v.a.
Endanger. K
,

Encounter, r
1
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Endear, r.a.
cxio
 End 157 Eng

Endearment, s. K( Energetic, -al, a.

d, sMc^g ^^B
Endeavour, r. a. & n. Energy, j. e^odo^o,

Enervate, v.a.
Ending, j.
,
20^

g^cfc.
Endless, 0. eso Enervation, s.

3d, es^o^. 4, zoeto*.

d 0-

Endorse, v.a. Enfeeble, z'. . too

&ds^) 2o6&>,
Endorsement, 5.

Enforce, v. a.

Endow with, ^ r
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Endowment, j. Enforcement, j
1

fcso yo
200-33^, d,
.

, wa, s3o, EoS^ol), o=; 23^0.

Enfranchise, ^. . too
200^^)^),
Nortel rfo^O iyS3i>?jd 2o
*>^?);' r
Endue with, 7;. a. 5* TJJe&F?>, zSe^S^O ^0^0,^.
Enfranchisement, ^.

Endurable, .

do, 3
Endurance, j.
e> e Engage, v.a. rU) ^o
Endure, T. a. h d do^o S>;
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rso^,
one's self

Enduring, . the attention

=5^51) So

Enema, j.
Engage, ^. n. S3

ci^c3* Sjsid ;
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Enemy, s. ^J3dr>0^>,

Engaged, a.
 Eng 158 Enl

Engraving, j.
=^0^,
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Engagement, s Engross, i\a. &<&<>

'

s
, enizSjSo^ ?i;

Engaging, .

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Engender, r. a.
rfoo

Engulf, v.a.

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Engine, j.
Enhance, p. a.

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r.'.a.
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Engrave, v.a. ), sl>s3 ,
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s. Enquirer, s.
Enlargement,

Enlighten, ?'. 0. 23<rio>, Enrage, v.a.

,

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Enlightenment, .?. s
Enrapture, v.a.

Enlist, 7'. . 3JS 2J

v. n.
Enrich, v.a.

Enliven, v. n.

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Enmity, .
sjri, So^o,
Enrolment, j.

Ennoble, v. a.
4, s^^c* 2

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Enormity, j.

Ensign, 5. , qJ

Enormous, a.
Enslave, ^. .

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Enormously, ad. Do 3 330* 3*,

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Enquire, v. a. Ss
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Entail. s. Enthrone, P. 0. 3jj, ^ijo ^,

Entangle, v. a. s.
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Enthusiast, s.

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Entice, v.a.

Enter, 7'.<*.
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Entity, ^.
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sisi sij^ ^0^)ci.

Enthralment, s. i
Entrails, J. pi. ^^F, SAj-
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Entrance, s. erotfoSo

: 10 a harbour Envelope, s.

duty ?iio^; fee

Envenom, v.a. >35[

Entrance, z>. #. f\ J3^F^;

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Environs, s.

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Enumeration, s.

Ephemeris, ^.
Enunciate, v.a.
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Enunciation, s. S^d
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Envelop, z>. a. Epicurean, j. 20o
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21
 Epi 162 Equ

a, Equable, a. ?odo *s

s.

Epicycle, s. g Equal, a.

Epidemic, -al, .

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Equal, s.
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Epilepsy, J.
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Epileptic, a. Equalisation, ^.

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Epiphany, j.
Equalise, r. <r.

Episcopacy, 5.
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Equally, ad.
Episcopal, a. t
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Equanimity, j.

Episcopalian, s. ?o,2pe>d.
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Equation, j.

Episode, s.

s.
Epistle, s. d3^ Equator,
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Epistolary, a.
s. Equerry, Equery, j. dot)
Epitaph,

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Epithet, s.

Equestrian, a. =^0^06

Equestrian, ^.
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Epitomise, ?je>Oe>o25

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Equibalance, s.
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Equidistant, .

Equability, Equableness, s. 7$ Equilateral, a. ?3

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Equilibrium, s. ;
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Mohammedan
Equinoctial, s. Eradicate, t\ a.

Eradication, ^.

Equinox, 5.
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Equip, p. fl.
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rod ,
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Sjjol^ro;
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Equipment, s.

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ci^od,
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Erection,
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Equivalent, .

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Erosive, .

Equivocal, .
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Equivocate, v. a.

Err, z. . ^
Equivocation, s.

Errand, j.

Equivocator, ^. fcioeod.

Errant, a.
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21
 Err 164 Est

s. Espionage, s.
Errantry,
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Erratic, Erratical, a. g Esplanade,
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Error, 5.
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Erudition, ^.
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Esquire, ^.
j.
Eruption, ^&,
of a volcano
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Erysipelas, ^
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Essayist,
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Essence, ^.

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Establish, z/.

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Ethnography,
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s. Evasive, a.
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Evulsion, s.

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Exceeding, .

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Kxceptional, a.
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Excess, s. 323tf,
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Exceed, f. n. d,
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Excessive, a, Exclude from, v. a.

desire
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Exchange, 5 .
Exclusion, ^.

Exclusive, a.

Exchange for, v. a. Of

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Exchangeable, a.

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Excitability, 5. j.
Excruciation,
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Exculpate, z'. a. too

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Excite, v. a. Exculpation, ^.

Excitement, s. Excursion, s.

=^o^^j, dor?*, rs, lorrsF^,

Exclaim, z>. ^.

3. sicS 5> Excursive, a.

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Exclamation, ^. Excusable, a.

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Excuse, s. Exemplar, s.

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Execute, r. .

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Exemption, 5.
Execution, s.

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Exercise, ^. , i

Executioner, s.

r* S3e)jl)c3'
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power a,
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Executor, s. ^ a, -one's self

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Exertion, j.

Exegesis, j. sj
Exegetical, a.
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Exhalation, s. <"^ Exile, .s.

Exhale, V. a. ^^
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Existence, j.

Exhausted, 0.
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to be

Existent, Existing, a.
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Exit, j.

Exhaustion, s. dodra.
SJ^3P-OaOf Exodus, j
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Exhibit, 7,-. a.

4$, =^^ Exofficio, ad. ero

Exhibition, s.
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Exonerate, ?'. .

Exhilarate, z. a.

Exoneration, j.
Exhilaration, 5.

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Exhortation, s. soo> s
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Exhumation, s.

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Exhume, v. a. $&*>,
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Exigence, Exigency, Exorcise, v. a.

tddJ^do, .

Exiguity, j.

22
 Exo 172 Exp

Exerciser, Exorcist, s. &3 200 Expectancy, j.

Expectant, s.

Exorcism, s. 20J

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Expectation, s.

Exordium, 5. -*js
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Exoteric, -al, a. Expectorate, ^. a.

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Exotic, -al, .
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a.
Expand, z>. t^ ,
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Expanse, ^.
a^d, Expedience, Expediency,^.

Expansible, a. ^
Expedient, a.
Expansibility, ^.

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s. Expedient, 5.
Expansion, Expansiveness,
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Expedite, v. a
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Expatiate on,
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Expatriate, .

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v. a. Expend, v. a.
Expect,

Expenditure, Expense, s.

ncome
 Exp 173 Exp

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Expensive, Explain, v.a.
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Explainer, 5.
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Experience, Explanation, s.

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Explanatory, a
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Experiment, ^. i
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Explication,
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Explicitly,
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Explicitness, ^. ?o s^.
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Explode, z>. w.
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Expiration, s.
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Expire, t-.. Exploration, j.
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Explore, r. a.

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Explosion, s. Expound, r.a.

Explosive, ff.

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Expounder,
Express, s.

Exponent, .y.

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Export, s. ^^.
Express, v.a.
dorto

Export, r.a.
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Exportation, s.
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Expose, 7-. a. &rio5o
Expressible, a. ,

Expression, ^.

srald,
Exposed, a.
Expressive, a. of

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Exposure, j. Sj Exquisite, a.

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Exquisiteness, s.

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Extant,' a. Extermination, s.

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Extemporaneous, Extemporary,
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zoorfrf.

Extempore, W. dootoo Extinct, a. i

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Extemporise, z>. .

Extinction, s.

Extend, -i'.a.

Extinguish,

SJ Extirpate, r.a.

Extension, s. a, as&jarw
Extirpation, j.
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Extensive, .

w, 3?s^, Extol, v.a.

Extensiveness, ^ 3e>0^
Oe)S. Extort, v.a.
Extent, s.
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Extenuate, .
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Extenuation, j. Extra, .

^dsSo w&t$J ex-

Exterior, j. penses
Extract, t'.
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Exterminate, z/. 35"3

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Extract, s. Extrusion, s.

Exuberance, s.

Extraction, s.

Exuberant, a.
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Extrajudicial, a.
Exudation, s.
D* a.

Extraneous, a.

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Extraordinarily,
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Extraordinary, #.
Exult, v. n.
SeVdrf,
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Extravagance, Extravagancy, s.

Exultation, s.

?ooiJ

Extravagant, a. Exuviae,
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Eye, J.
Extreme, .

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Extreme, 5.

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s.
Extremity, 3d,
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Extricate, p. a.

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Extrication, s.

Eyelash, j.
d, oJL3DC5a> ?oo5So,

Extrinsic, -al, . Eyeless, .

do^ci.
s.
Extrude, f . a. Eyelid,

Eye-salve,
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Eye-servant, s.
eyesore to

Eye-wink, j.

Eye-service, 5.
Eye-witness, s. ^ora
Eye-sight, J-. c

Eye-sore, J.
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Facial, a.

Fabric, ^. , Facile, a.

Facilitate, v.a. 3or(od

Fabricate, ..
Facility, s ,
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Fabrication, j. ojo,

Facing, ^.

Facsimile,
Fabulist, j. ^j-
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Fact, j.

Fabulous, a. n

Face, s. to
to face Faction,
Factious,

Face, r'. a. Factiousness, s.

liri, 2c^?io^
Factitious, a.

Facetious, .
Factor, j.
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23
 Fac 178 Fak

Factory, s. do^,
SJSFfS, S

Faculty, s. Faint, Fainting fit, S.

Faint-hearted,^?.

Fade, ?'. .
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Faeces, ^.

Fag, 7'..
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Fair, s. 7.

Fagot, ^.
Fairness,
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Fail, t . .

Fairy, j.

Failure, J.

Faith, 5.

Fain, . Faithful, a.
he is fain to go DS^rod, S)^P

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ft, vi^o&ft,'
Faint, a. Faithless, a. ?$o>riu54>o.l,

Faithlessness, s.

Faint, 7-. n. , tift,

Fakeer, Fakir, s.
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Falcon, s. T\&. Fallibility, s.

Falconry, a. do
Falling, a,
Fallow, a.

Fall, v. n. False, .

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back t3)
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from Falseness, y.

Falsification, s.
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obliquely Falsify, v..

off , zoodo ^pQs^^, scraid

Out Falsity, ^.

Falter, v.n.
short to

,
sJodo

; "upon Fame, j.

;
one upon the
other
Familiar, a. Q&ti- ?orid, : '
rlo
J.
Fall, ^F enio^) ,

^2oJ, w
^.

Fallacious, a. Familiarity, s.

Fallaciousness, s.
Familiarise, 7'. .

Fallacy, s.
^^ <x)
, tf
'-

Family, j.

Fallible, a. ties
, drlF;
23*
 Fani ISO Par

name Far, .
. ad.

; by
Famine, s.
sod, eodrreo, ,
So
T? , "ffD 5^0.
^\ ^\
Famish, v.a. eoot3n* Farce, j.
wfej,

Famous, <z. Farcical, a.

zisra>3, Fare, j. ?^a SJ^F,

Fan, j. ft

Fare, w. w. ero

Fanatic, . Farewell, int.

)

Fanaticism, s.

d^,, do
Fanciful, d!.
Farina, 5.

r^ w^ e
u
..

Fancy, j. o Farinaceous,

Fjinn, .s-.

Farm, z-.a. rtonn*

Fane, j.

n. $
Fang, s. '.

!>J

Farmer, s.

Fanged, .
Farming, s.

Fanning, s.
Fai-ricr, j.

Fan-palm,^-.
Fantastic, -al,.
Farriery, s.

rv
 Far Fat

Farrow, v. a.

s. 3Jot3rf & ; 20600^1; day

Far-sighted, a. 3J^j5^a^, 35i>^; to-day is fast-

Far-sightedness, s. ,.
day ^^ 53D?J.

Fart, S.
5^18$, 3oJ3?oO, ^1833
Fast, a. f\, 0^13,,
'
AJ d. ad. ^
rt, ^^?J,

Fasten, z;./z.

a. ^)^. v.n.
Farther,
Fastening, ^.

tcr

XT
Fastidious, <7.

Farthest, a.

Farthing, s. P'astidiousness,
a
rrars. ^jsrl^i*.
A
Fascinate, v.a. Fasting, .y.
, 53-3?^,

Fastness, ^.

crfo, ?od4
.. 9 o3
oO Fat, 5.

Fascinating, a.

Fascination, ^.
Fatal, a. rforfrgrf,

Fascine, ^.
Fatalism, j.
*&
d s.
Fatalist,
Fashion,^.
Fatality, s.

Fate, ^.
Fashion, w. a.

ob?jo^; doo
cso^, dooi5 .,
fio

Father, j.
Fashionable, ,7.

Fast, s. Father-in-law, j.
 Fat 182 Fea

Father-land, s. ?o Favour, s.
o-

Fatherless, a.
v.a.
Fatherly, a. o,,

Fathom, s. .
?'. a.
Favourable, a. doio a (

>
rlora

Fathomless, a.

*37T
Favourableness,^, ^
3d,
Favoured, a. o
Fatigue, .s.

Favourer, j.
ni3J5e)0,
^0 c3e)03j.
J

Favourite, s
Fatigued, .

Falling, j. ^3oJ.
Fawn, j.

Fatness, j.
Fawn, T'. a.

Fatten, v.a.
&.
Fawning, 5.

n* ^^ sj
Fatty, a.
Fatuity, j.
Fear, s.
^
Fatuous, a. ,

Fearful, a.
Fault, j. nose

coo, Tearfulness, ^.

Faultiness, 5.
$ob, es;o,

Faultless, a. Fearless, <7.

C3e)o3, ^
Faultlessness, 5. Fearlessness, s.

Faulty, a. ^pfartcreo
Feasibility, s.
cOo,
 Fea 183 Fee

Feasible, a.

Federate, a.

Feast, 5.
3J20F;

Federation, s. &,sJ O c$, e2i 7

Feast,?'. #. oJ 60

;
rtodo^ ,
9s)

Fee, s.

0,

S. Feeble, a.
Feat,
^d0 ^S^a^O
5. Feeble-minded, .
20o> d,
Feather,
3o)* tiOQCi,
T*

Feebleness, 5-.

Feathered, a. 6o ar'3,|D
:

,
5^^,,
Feed, i>. a.
-.
Feathery, a.

doo2A.
iT
5j^, S
Feature, ^.

Feed, s. gos)d,
Febrifuge, .s.

dri^, do^.
Febrile, a.
Feeder, s. s

5
February, .

Feel, 2;. a. dooeJocio

Feculence, ^.
c.
dat.}\ he felt it

3e>n*oC3*, cSe)

Feculent, a. an inclination to
vomit 20

Fecundity, s.
^j

Feel, v.n.
dooli^rfo

assured
Federal, a.
 Fee 184 Fen

;
I cold Felloe, s. Sj

J I sick Fellow, ^.

, '3*3,
^,^6

Feeler, s. citizen

Feeling, s prisoner 53-

?j,2^ro>,aJo,
<xj ^ ;

servant ,

rlo

Fellowship,
Feign, v.a.

Felly, ^. 535

a. Felon, j. wzg
Feigned,
6
ra do^fS '

333 ,
Feigning, 5.

?JO^
Pelouious, a. , do
53^,
Felony, s.
Feint, s.
d^C&>;
Felt, s.

Felicitate, r-. -. ?:

3od?o
Female, s.
,-
,

one's self s^sorso, 23)3d, ro

dJSdd: 's tuft

Feminine, a.
Felicitation, ^.

; gender

Felicitous, <?.

Femora], .

^
o3ja?r^,
Fen, s. -S-do^d
Felicity, J.
?3e)n*, d^rid ,
=^06.

Fence, s.
dd, iS^O, tod, A)c3;
Feline, <?.

Fell,
=^^d, ^ra,
.

Fell, 7'. a. n.
Fence, r-.

53) 5),

Feller, ^.
Fenceless, ^.
Fellness, s.
 Fen is:, Fet

Fencer, s.
^^ sttb Ferry-man, ^. t
ofc.

Fencing, 5.
^^ Fertile, a.

Fend, r. a. esd -2^0^.

Fertility, s.
Fennel, ^. jrotf, do^,
5. td^j, ^JO ^
Fenugreek,
#.
Fertilise, v.a.
Ferageous,

Fertilizer, s.
Ferment, f. .

Ferule, s.

Fervency, j.

^, Zoodo
Ferment, j. sS

^06. Fervent, a-.

Fermentation, , s^odo^od, rtasjri,

s. Fervently,
Fern,
Fervour, s.
Ferocious, . .

Ferocity, ^.
Festal, .

Ferrel, 5. =^
Fester, ..
Ferreous, a.
^OOCJOO^.
Ferret, J.
Festival, .

Ferret, '. <?.

Festive, .
,.
TS

Festivity, s.

Ferriage, s.

Ferruginous, a.
.
n)

Festoon, ^.

Ferrule, s.
&J
a. Fetch, v.a.
r
s. r
Ferry, . .

Ferryboat, s. Fetid, .

24
 Fet 186 Fie

Fetlock, s.
dod; carica
wo*. -; ludica ^JS^ dod,
Fetter, r.a. 33e>zi)?i, ;
racemosa
=gj3e^ , ; religiosa 55^7^
Fetters, s.pl.
Fiddle, j.

strin .
Fetus, Foetus, .y.

Feud, .y.
;^J t3

Fiddler, s.

, =5^30;
Jjto
Fidelity, j.

Feudal, a.
Ss^rf,
Feudatory, s. Fidget, v.n. J.

Fever, s. 3Jod)(^5^)
fcjo,

Fidgety, a.

Feverish, a. ,
^0

Fiducial, a.
Feverishness,
s.
Few, .
srs^, Fiduciary, rtofeJo,

Fewness, j. ss

Fiat, s. Fie, int.

Fief, s.

Fib, 5. .. Field, s.
eJ
j.
of battle, battle
Fibre, ;

ort, drc^J
Fibrous, a. Field-marshal, j.

Field-officer, s. crsd.
Fickle, a. 2^02^, ro d adoz|
Field-piece, j. <L>doh.

Fickleness, s. ^.
, Field-sport,

Fiction, s. 3< Field-work, s.

Fictitious, a. Fiend, 5.
^J5
Ficus s. Fiendish, Fieudlike, a. j

Bejamina
 Fie 187 Fil

Fierce, a. Filcher, s.

File, s.

Fierceness, s. round
^p*; yd;
Fiery, .
File, T.a. z

Fife, 5.

Fifteen, 0.
Fifteenth, a.
Fifth, a. so?)??. Filial, .

Fiftieth,*,

Fifty, . S

Fig, s. wild Filings, s.

tree <=3ofc:J3d sijrf; country w.fl.

Fill,
tree, red-wood fig tree e5

3rd ^od; ^. Ficus.

Fight, s.

d, ?oo

Filled, a.

s.
Fillet, s. o^ Q
Fighting,
=

Figment, J.
Fillip, s. ?383&,
^Jp.

Figurative, a.
33e)id
doioo Filly,

Figure, J. Film,
of speech

Filmy,
t (
3^)^
Figure, . .

Filter,

Filament, s.

Filch, z>. <z. oio P

Filter, s.

24
 Fil Fir

, ,

Filth, Filthiness, j. s3o s3,

;
3:<-.n. Fineness, ^.

Finery, ^.

tf.
Filthy, Finesse, j-.
, erosis
el Sdo
Filtration, s. s.
Finger,
drum
Fin, s.

Final, a.

Finis, J.

Finale, ^.
D^ri, Finish, r. a.
U 3JU>.

Finally, ad.
Finish, J.

Finance. ^.

Finisher, s.
rfJoJaS*,

Financial, .
Finishing, J.

Financier, s. Finite, a.
verb
ItJ

Fir, ^. d v_1

Finch, s. ,. Fire, J.
^J3, 5f\; for warming
Find, r.a. i
to >. S a

found it 0^0=5*
sS^,oJ3*;
fault
with ,.
3s3)
oJ
3J^^-
3i rfo
Fine, a. ^^or, ^oio, c3D
Fire-arras, s. pi.

Fire-box, s.
Fine, z'. .

Fire-brand, ^.

Fine, s. Fire-cracker, J.
 Fir 189 Pis

Fire-engine, s. First-born, a.
^-son
Fire-fly, s. B.
OsJ

j. First-fruit, s.
Firelock,
Firstling, s.

Firepan, ^. Firstrate, .

Firth, s.

Fire-place, j.
FisC, J. To

Fire-proof, 0.

Fireside, s. >=, Fiscal, a.

Fish, ^.
dsd^f; market
Fire-stone, 5. . tar s3J3^^.
-rf- PO

Firewood, s.
Fish, w. <7. sj
^-j. 7'. .

Fire-works, s.
Fisher, Fisherman, .y.

Firing, ^. z3a

Fishery, s.

Firm, .

SO M <p
552^0 S.S*. Fish-hook, .y.
tw

Firm, ^. d Fishing, s.

o5 ^
, public
Firmament, s. Fish-monger,
6
zrora; rfoorfo

Firmly, ad. rlS3.,

&j
Fish-wife, Fish-woman, s.

Firmness, j. dN '

3*
,, r,3 .

Fishy, Fishlike, a.

Fish-pond, ^.

person eni^ Fissure, J-.

class
es^ej*
shower of rain Fist, s. ,,
.

of a breed

First, ad. doozoo; at Fisticuffs, s. pi. rtodo tfo, rio

 Fis 190 Fla

Fistula, s. Fixture, s.
s^a,
Fit. a. Flabby, Flaccid, a.

sSodo, ?g&:

Flaccidity, s.

Flag, s.

Fit. j. r
; fainting Flagellate, . .

cold drunk- Flagellation, j.

en of
madness Flageolet, j.

Fitness, s. Flaggy, a.
33.3$, cdoo^,,
,

Fittings, s.pl. Flagitious, a.

S
^dre. CJO^l.,
Flagon, 5.
Five, a. S3^,3Jo^; persons 53

pairs of cattle Flagrant, .

seers
Flag-staff, s.
spans
Fivefold, a.& ad. Flag-stone,
Flail, 5.
Fix, v. a.
Flake, ^. rioo:3.

Flambeau,
the eye the
limits ., 33e> Flame, ^.

;
the boards
- the mind

Flaming, a.
Fix, z-.. Aid
on
Flamingo, s.
Fixed, a. rU>o^o
Flange, ^.
?od^, ?7s> 5do,

Flank, J.
 Fla 191 Fie

Flattery, s.

V. a. 3J=a
"A

Flannel, *. Flatulence, Flatulency, s

GJOO, S

odoo.

*. Flatulent, .

Flap,
odood.
D>Sj
Flap, .. & Flaunt, v. /z. & .

5
down Flavour, ^. do^, rifc, srs.n ,
OJ

Flare, z-.. , ?OOS3e)?Jf2,

Flare, 5.

c3e)O0 Flaw,

Flash, ^. ^002^, So o^o, oJ

SlVa>i. Flawless,
C^
Flash, v.n. ^^q
^)^, ^ Flawy, a.

Flashy, a. sozood.

Flax, 5.

Flask, 5. ^?3 }
!3e)lJ. Flaxen, .

Flat, a. jjrf, Flay, v.a a,

Flatly, </.
Flea, s. a,

C^; SJOo -s33

Flatten, r.'. a. Fleam, s.

^^, ^|
Flatter, ^. a.
Flection, s.

dj9*e3.

Fledge, ?7, . ^oo5o srad)a. v. n.

a,
Flatterer, ^. ,.
 Fie l'J-2 Fli

Fledged, a. do^ i
Flight, s. o?
Flee, v. n.

Flightiness, s.

Flighty, .

Fleece, JT.

Flimsiness, s.

w, ^s^ra.
Fleecer, jr.
Flimsy, a.

Fleer, s.

7'. ff. & .

Flinch, v. n.

r'. rt.
Fling,

^0^1; away ti&

Fleet, s.
down
^ ; open ^ ; up
Fleet, a.

Fling, s.
Fleeting, <?..
,

Flint, j. o* heart-

^.
ed
Flesh,

Fleshly, a. Flinty, a.
77

Fleshy, a. ^ Flippancy, s.

z^Or a^,.
Flexibility, j.

sSo^ ^ Flippant, a.
Flexible, Flexile, a. Jdo,
Flirt, j.

Flexion, Flexure, s.

Flick, Flicker, v.a. & w. SoS^o^;

7 '- '"
^^d OsJ
.

^2^^; oJoCiOfi. ?>, r\OOJOO),

Flicker, T. n. do^ STOODS^, Ue) I

Flirtation, j.
 Fli 193 Flo

Flit. p-. n. zl Florist, 5.

1

Floss, 5.

Flitty, a. r Flote, ?'. <r.

Float, 5. Flotilla, s.
oJ
Float, 7'. .
Flotten, <?.

*'. a. s.
Flounce,
353

Flock, s.
rioosS, siioz3,
ri Flounder, ^-..
Flock, 7'. .
S^

Zl>>, ^ Flour, s.

?'. fl.
Flog,
^J3ljr^. rlo Flourish, 7'. .

CO

Flogging, j.

Flourish, 7'. //.

^s
Flood, 5.
g
tide

e3oio*; the
Flourish, j.
S
Flood, v.a. ^^D
erarfcso,

Flout, 7-. a.
Floor, 5. ;

^, ^ ..
Floor, wo;, fiu

Flow, 5-.

^3F;
Flora, ^.
^^ d>, 3S[,:
eJ
of tide
Floral, a. ^^, s

Florid, a.

Flower, s.

Floridity, s.
o3o,

Floridness, s.

Floweret, ^.

Florin, ^. Flowery, a.

25
 Flo 194 Fol

Flowing, a. ^d , >?o<3o; water Flux, J.

; bloody
Fluctuate, r r

a.
.
Flux, r.a.
Fly, 7-.w.

small brush
Fluctuation, .y.

Flying-fish,

Flying-fox,

Fly-leaf, j.
Flue, .s.
s^
Foal, s.
Fluency, s. srsrra
t'..

Foam, ^.
Fluent, rt-.

:^s^>.
!

Foamy, a.
Fluently, ad.
Fob, s. 0^5
3*cje)oJ.

Fluid, ^. rf
".

Focus, s.

Fodder, s.

Foe, s.
Fluidity, s. ,

o3o.
Flurry, j.
Fog, s.
v. a.

Foggy, a.
Flush, s.
Fob, /'///.

Foible, s.
Flush, a.
Foil, 7.. a.

Flush, f. n. Foil, S.

Flute, j. Foist, r.a.

S^O^aS
60 Fold, s.
Flutter, 7-. .
ri^ri, ?SD, e3,

-
 Fol 195 Foo

s. Fondling, s.
Folder,

Foliaceous, Foliate, a. <&$ Q^, Fondness, ^.

s
Foliage, s-
^6, ^63 rU>o2&o , Font, ^. ,
^T^

^c^.
oj
Folio, .
Fontanel, ^.

Folk, Folks, s. &$, dooc3, Food, ^.

,
rra^ri,

Follow, v. a. and
clothing
.
in close
oO
Wo,
successon , 20600; to nave no
Follower, s. e3o

Fool, ^.

J^F,
Following, a. s.
Foolery,
s3o
,
c^4, 28
oU
day ; year Foolhardy, a. ;
do

Foolish, a.
Folly, ^.
200aSo
5
Foolishness, s.

Foment, ^. .
tf, do^
Foolscap, ^.

Fomentation, .y.
Foot, J. 53e)d,

do, rtra;by ,
on
Fond, c7. to be on ^d
to be of to set on
;
3^ ;

. dat. v. n. v a -
Foot, -

Fondle, T'..
25
 Foo 190 For

Football, s. ^.
Foray,
Forbear, v. n.

Footbridge, s.

Footing, s. <3 Forbear, T'. a.

3;

Footman, s.

Forbearance, >dcl,

Foot-pad, ^. ScjS, &B

Foot-path, .y. Forbid, 7'..

Foot-print, Footstep, s. Forbidden, a.

Forbidding, s.

Footsole, j.
IT oj
Footstool, Force, s.

Fop, s.

of a stream
zSrr

Foppery. ^.

Force, v.a.

Foppish, a.

Foppishness, s.
Forceps, s.
-
For, prep. .7^, -^, -rto,
Forcible, .

take
s

; go
Forcibly, ad. tJ
all he said
ever &>
me, as for me c&ra Ford, .s.
;

were it not for you

;

& 'alj.zSDo^; nothing, no

purpose <5<i?ri, &&&. T3"
Fordable, a.

For, conj. 3?do.

Fore, a.
Forage, s.

Forearm, ^.

Forebode, r-.a.
 For 197 For

Foreleg, s.

,
Forelock, s. to take
siuofcaUo,;
time by the
Foreboding, J-,
do^F^CS;
tvA
3
Foreman, ^.

Forecast, 7'. a. doo200 dJScS, ^

Tf^d.

Foremost, a.

Forecastle, s.
=5^
OJ
o*d doo20od
Forenoon,^,
Forefather, j. d =5=^)^;
in the

S&OFT?, & w^oSo.

Forefinger, ^. Forensic, -al, a. ?oo

Forego, v. a. 200^0
200^^, Foreordain, v.a. doo20o

j.
Foregoing, a. Forepart,
ep-srt;
of a ship
Foregone, a. ^00200
zco ?i^ xro: conclusion Forerunner, ^.

o5o; ^JS^N,
Foresay, t'. a.
Forehand, Forehanded, .

Foresee, v.a.
^o^a, os^o tf05o,
^^
e;rt r SeisSJS^^.
^.
Forehead, j. ^oocd, 3ofl, Foresight,

FS^, ?S^O*, ^275>y. dxo^.,

w e3

Foreign, a. 55 j, t3ei, sjtf a, o^^o

9 la-

Foreskin, J.
; country 55 ,.
eJ

language Forest, j.
; =5=^^,

Foreigner, j.
,
3Jd Forestall, ^ a. .

doo2oo ejdJ3

Foreknow, v. a. Forester, ^.

i,
dootoo =ff-J)S*^dSj

Foretaste, ^.

Foreknowledge, j.
 For 198 For

Foretell, i
1

.
a ,
^ Forgetfulness, s.

Forethought, s.
Forgive, r-. a.

Foretoken, j.
Forgiveness, s.

Foretooth, s. ojC3*o*3
Fork, ^.

Foretop, s.
Fork, f..
Forever, ad.

Forlorn, a.
Forewarn, e
1

. a.
a^jfcjc oa, r(3c3-soB,

Forfeit, s.
Form, s.
v. a.
00=3^ c3*
.

Forfeiter, s.
Form, T-. <z.
aoTfS
^o . v. n.
s. oJ
Forfeiture,

^0=3^
Formal, .

Forge, j.
7oa<S.

Forge, p.a.
Formally, ad. yj^Dd
Formalist, s.
.

oJ

Forger, s.

Formality, ^.

?Serfj, t^e)

Forgery, j. Formation, ^-.

drt.

Forget, .a. Former, a.

?i; ero^? ^sdrrf,

Forgetful, .
Formerly,
 For 199 For

Formidable, a. Fortify, v. a.

Formidableuess, s. Fortitude, s.
, rfoodo,

Formless, a. bJas^CJeJo^,

dd, Fortnight, s.
^do 's.fciooa,

"V
Formula, s. sid Fortress, s.
3, =Jdo,
Fortuitous, a.

Formulary, s.

Fortuity, j. z

Fornicate, ^.w. Fortunate, a.

Fornication, J.
Fortunately, ad.
Je>d3L

Fornicator, .?.
Fortune, s.

^.
Fornicatress, Fornicatrix, Fortuneless, a.

ddh^, s^
Forsake, &. a. zoo a.
Fortune-hunting,
^,
Forsooth, Fortune-teller, ^.

S^oCo',
.
Forswear, v.a. 030,

Fortune-telling,^,

Fort, 5. -S-d; ditch

,
Forty, a.
Forum, s.

Forte, s.
sJD^i,
\J sdosraO, rt83.rt u rtr . Tir<-, rrj a. J^' 5 .J
dooSoo
ej I
rorward,
OJ
Forth, ad. dooioo,

Forthcoming, a. i

Forthwith, ad. =^J3cs*s3, ^3*^, Forward, 7 r

. .

Fortieth, . .
oO

Fortification, ^. Forwardness, s. ero^e) 5o;

 For 200 Fra

l-'onveary, r. a.

Foss, Fosse, s.
Founder, v. n.

Fossil, a. rfs<FCj*

Foundery, Foundry, j

Foster, v. n. ^.
Founding,
Foundling, s.

^ ,
a
Fosterage, .s.

Fount, Fountain, s.
^od^cl s
u^\

Foster-brother, s

Four, ^. persons

j.
Fourfold, .

Foster-child,
Four-footed, a.
Foster-father,^.
oj,
Foster-mother,
Fourscore, .

Foster-son, 5-.

Foul, .

Fourteen, .

Fourteenth, a.

Foul, v.a.
d^ Fourth, .

=^^0^0^.
a.
Fowl, s.
=jseQ, si-S-,.
Foul-mouthed,
Fowler, s.
sia^ sroido,
Foulness, J-. do

Fowling, 5. piece
3J-k&>?ofc3;
Found, r.a.
z5a.
on
Fox, j. ^oS)^, =aod;
Found. :
:

. a. <^
oSo; flying
Foundation, s.
Fox-hound, 5.
^soio, sraoSo,
d, a5o; to lay a Fox-hunt, 5.

j.
Fraction, ^oodo, 33^0%
Founder, ^.
 Fra 201 Fre

Fractious, a. Frank, a. >3l3Jyd,

Frank, v. a. t)fi

Fractiousness, s.

03J?kj y ^ol3oJOC Frankincense,

Fracture, s. ^litf, d^)F; ^.
Frankly,

Frankness,
Fragile, a,

Frantic, a.
Fragility, j.

Fragment, Fraternal,

Fragrance, s ^y O O rO
Q*
sjodo^, Fraternity, 5.

^do.
Fragrant, .
Fraternise, Fraternize, v. n.

Frail, .

20t)2o Fratricide, s.

Frailty, .y.
j
C^, Zf

3^. Fraud, s. , dri, dri

5 3^* 23~*)2T:
Frame, s. ^fcj .. eroded,
Fraudulence, s.

a.
Frame, v . a. Fraudulent,
^eJo.^), es
Frame-work, s. Fraught, a.

Fray, 5.
Franchise, .y.
Freak, j.
oj

Fream, r. n.

Franchisement, s. Freckle, s.

Frangible, .
Free, .

26
 Fiv 202 Fiv

Freeze, r r
. a .

from -u>e>o3, -
'c^ocS, -d
Freight, s.
33; gift

Free, p. a. ^33 do,

Freight, 7'. .

Freebooter, s. ?jOo3ooe)o3o, ^
Freightage, j.
<ch-s
VOoj.

Freebooting, s. French, ^.
Freebootery,

Freedraan, s. zoodorici w3 rio Frenzy, j. doe^F,

Frequency, j. sj

Freedom, s.

; ?o>ri; from grief Frequent, a. to

9
Free-hearted, a. Frequent, r. a.

; rtoUo,

Freehold, 5. Frequently, W. ?o3F,

tf ?730.

Fresh, a. ?j^;
Freeholder, j.

Freely, a^.
Freeman, 5-.
, 4
Freshen, v.a.
Freemason, ^.

^.
Freemasonry, rtos^d Freshly, ad.

fcrad. Freshman, s.

Freeness, ^.
?o,
Freshness, s.

Freethinker, ?.

Fret, v.a. &$

Freewill, s. ,
9

n
 Fre 203 Fro

Fret, s. Frightfulness, j.
$o3o,
.

Fretful, .
Frigid, s.

Fretfulness, s.

Frigidity, 5.
Fretwork, j. tS

Friable, a.
Frill, 5.

j. Fringe, j.
Friar,

Friary, j.

Fripper, j.
Fribble, v.a. 53s>

.
?*> .

Frippery, j.
Friction, j.
.

s. Frisk, v. n.
Friday,
Frisk, s.
Friend, s.

^o^SJ
Frisker, s.
Friendless, a.
Friskiness,

Friendlike, a. c

s. Frisky, a.
Friendliness,
3&>ft.
sS ^^,-
Frith, s.
Friendly, a.

Fritter, t'. a.

Friendship, .y. away

Fritter, ^.

5. Frivolity, Frivolousness, s.
Frieze, 4c)
6J2^
s. Frivolous, a.
Fright,
sSdD*,
Frizzle, v. a.
Frighten, c;. a.

Fro, to and

Frightful, a.
Frock, ^.

26
 Fro 204 Fru

Frog, s. *. Frouziness, s.

Frolic, Frolick, s. , weJ, Froward, a.

zoo . a. f(Ji

Frolic, 7
1
. n. f\ , 573 Frowardness, s. 3o&j,

a.
s
,
=3^0.
Frolicsome, a. Frown. ^. 6^

*4.ci Frown, 7'. n.

So

From, /r/>. _^ C
-&02C.
to

a. & a. v.a.
Front, 7'. .

Frozen, a. zj-ij, ^tj*.

1

aJ d

Fructification, s.
Front, j-.

in front of

door ;
Fructify, v, a.
a. 7'. n.
Frontal, sjj<

Frugal, a.

Frontier, s. Frugality, s.
jjo, irt^,

Fronting, a. ^3*0*,
Frugally, ad.
Frontispiece, j. 3 t?C3*

J.
Fruit, 3^, =5^030,

Frontless, .
cJ^ Fruitage, s.

Fruiterer, s.
1

Frontlet, 5 .

zl; 6s Fruitful, a.
Frost, j.

Fruitfulness, '

Frosty, a. ^^,
Froth, s. tfod. '. .
Fruition, s.

Frothy, a. ^06 "

Fruitless, a.

Frounce, j.
j8o,
td
 Fru 205 Fun

Fruittree, s.
^ Full, ^..
Frum, a. J n* ciU

Fuller, s. sSorfo ?3>o3o.

Frush, v.a. , *

rf.
Frustrate, v. a. Fully,

Fulminate, z. d!.

Frustration, .s.

Fry, p. a.

fried
i^Sa
cake

Fry, s.

Fulmination, s.

Frying-pan, s.
>?o3,

=5^53^0,
Fuddle, 7'. do Fulness, ^.

;
ca P

Fulsome, a. ,

Fuddling,
Fudge, s.
sdd^S,
Fumble, v.n.
Fuel, s.

Fugacious,
Fumbling, s.
Fugitive, 5-

Fumbler, ^.

Fume, ^.

Fulcrum, 5.

Fulfil, 7'. .
, aj6 Fume, r. .

,
2od ;
tobeful-
filled Fumid, a.

Fulfilment, ^. Fumigate, 7'. a. 5^=5*

Full, a. Fumigation, j.

moon Fun, ^.

Full, Fulness, s. N , , rto

10
 Fun 206 Pus

Function, s. ero Furlough, s.

?rt; 2^.
Functionary, s. erc Furnace, ^.
eJ
,.
tr
3, esrtozi,

Fund, 5.
Furnish, i>. a.

Fundament,

Fundamental, Furniture, 5.

s^d^o^n.
Furrier, s. s^r;

Funeral, s. eru erscd

5
d
Furrow, ^.

; pile

Fungosity,
Fungus, J. Furry, a.

Funicle, j. Further, v. a.

Funk, s. 20 do

&F;
Further, a.
Funnel, ^.

Funny, a.

Fur, s.
3x^3 Q Furtherance,
sii 'S-lo s^dor; rfS^J, rJ^DO
Furbish, r.a. en: Furthermore, f:

-
conJ-
;j, sSoo"ocFe)5^
.
Furcation, 5. =5*23.

Furthermost, Furthest, a.
Furious, .7.

$ ctobd
2ic3; person
s. erorL Furtive, .

Furiousness, v_X
rfo 3 o..
o -rf- eo

^. P
Furl, T. a. Fury,

J^i,
Furze, 5. &o
Furlong, J. VVO s3J3dofl,
Fuscous, a. .
-
 Fus 207 Gag

Fuse, v. a. T. n. x^d Fustigate, v. a.

Fuse, Fusee, s. Fusty, .

Fusible, a. Futile, at.

Fusibility, s.

Futility, ^.

Fusil, s.
^dq^r
a.
Future, s.

Fusilier, Fusileer, s.

Fusion, s. 0CJ. ad. in

Futurity, s.

FUSS, S. rfo^O
ro
, 33)^30*,
d<s;. Fuzz, v.n.
Q
Fust, Fustiness, s. do

S3)FrJfS

Fustian, j.

/.
Fy, sp,

Gab, ^. w. Gable, j.

tr

Gad, v. n. 3
sgs^tlrt*
Gabardine,
Gad, ^.
, ^00(5,

Gabbery, Gadder, s.

Gadfly, ^.
Gabble, s.

Gaff, j.

dod.

1
Gaffer, ^. 3Jdj.
Gabbler, j .

Gag, j. wso^o
Gabel, s.
tooth
a
Gag, P. . ^3^)05o , sou

Gabion, j-. zoo do

 Ga 2 OS Gal

s. Gale, s.
g,
Galimatia.

jle, z'..
siitfo a.
v Gall, s.
oj

Gaiety, s. sA>3s)?o ro Gall, 7-. a. tf si

CO ,

3. So,
rv
&Z7
Gaily, 0^. VWD CO
rf b"C3*, Gallant, ^.

Gain, .s.
os$, ^ ?JQ

, wcraoio,
Gallant, 5.

do Gallantly,

v. n. Gallantness, j.

Gallantry, j.

Gainable, a. aljsds^, ,

Galled, a. t3j)Ds>a, ^j

Gained, . =^JSS; ),o5o.

djS do^, $$ wc&o, Galleon, 5.

Gainer, ^. dos; ^3J

riock>c5>o3o; C~3 Oj

Gallery, s.

Gainful, a.

Gainless, <7.

Galley, 5.

Gainsay, v.a. orfodo Gallic, Gallic, a. ^0^3*

Gallipot, j. don*Frf ^L..

s. Gall-nut, 5.
Gainsayer,
e5rt,_, si
Gallon, j. ejt ^j cS .

-rf-

Gainsaying,^. Galloon, j. ^
Gallop, f. w.

Gait, j.
tfzS,

Gala, j.

Galaxy, j. Galloper, j.
 Gal 20?) Gar

Gallows, s. rte
*o#, .

Galvanism, s.

Gaol, s.
Gamble, v. n.
tw
Gaoler, j.
Gambler, s. rU>mcSe>03o, tio

rtJSa

Gap, j. ^023*, 5323*0*,

Gambling, .y.

Gape, ^.

house fcJOrreO- rU>Ul Gape, v. n,

ij

Gamboge, s. ^fo* 23*0*

^11

Gaper, s.
Gambol, 5. {d)33e>U,
G>?0. Garb, ^.
, vu^ri, ^pcS^j.
Gambol, v.n. Garbage, ^.

^, ^^.
Game. s. rU>zoo,.
Garble, v.a.
$, ^os?;

Game, z. n.
Garbler, ^.

zU)^
Game-cock, s.
Garcina cambogia, ^.

Garden, ^.
Jjs^y, 2^3*^0*,
Gamekeeper, ^.

Gamesome, a.
Gardener, ^. ijj
Gamester, s.
j
1

Gardening, .

Gargle, Gargarism, s. ,,
Gaming, ^. ri ,

Gammer, ^.
Gargle, e.

Gauimot, s. ..
So Garland,
Gamut, s. tf ri do si of letters
a V s ^djs
J

Ganch, ^. .
Garlic, ^.

Garment,
Gander, s.

Gang, s.
Garner, s.

Ganges, s. riorra ^oi3,

Gangrene, 5-. ysoorri

27
 Gar 210 u-.v

Garnet, s. z ; keeper era,

Garnish, s,

Gather. T-. a.

daniish, t'.tf.

-.
^jsex>F ,

daraituiv. 5.

Gatherer, 5.
^S^OF.
Garret, ^.

Gathering, j.
U., STuSl
w oj

Garrison, s. Gaudily. a,L

%%'
Garrison, r
1

. a.
Gaudiness,
'
-A

Gaudy, a.
Garrulity, s.

a.
d, XJtr
Garrulous,
s.
Gauge, s. ld :
^-'
Garter,
=3^; r. a. ess

Gauger, s.
Garter, ?'. .

d rb^r
Gaunt, a. -
Garth, j. ^^ P
,

d, ^o
Gauntlet, s.
Gas, 5. sss

Gasconade, j. 2oc5e>oio,
a-.t
Gauntly,
Gauntness, A

Gash. 5. Gauze, s. i

ej*

Gavel, 5.

Gasp, ^.
zini, work
*MS, Gavial, s.

^ Gawk, s.

e3^'
Gate, s. day. a-
sBw^&o*,
O*, e?^ way ;
 Gay 211 Gen

s. f Gemirious, a.
Gayety, Gayness, >
I

i Geminy, a. 5;

Gaze, 7-. n. > Gendarme, s. ,

Gender, j. 3d,
Gazel, Gazelle, s. rcd. a.
Gender, 7,-.

Gazer, s.
^ofo*^3^ dos^Q^. 7-. .

oU
'

dod^" ,
S323*
Genealogical, <7.

o3o.

Gazette, s. ^.
Genealogy,
Gazetteer, jr.
^6, sradorid,
General, .

5.
Gazing-stock, General, s.

Jvrio rioO
Generalissimo, j.

Gazon, s. ... v. a.
Tf Generalise,
Gear, ^. o

c3*, 73e
Generality, j. s-g^j^^o ^d,
Gee, ?'. .
N
OJ

Gelatine, s. eso&3*t3
Generally, ad.
Gelatinous, .

Geld, r'.^. Generalship, ^.

Generate, v. a.
oJ

Gelding, s.

Gelid, a. 3 Generated, .

Gelly, ^. wo5o; to be
Generation, s.

Gem, 5.
d^,
v.a. , Generant, Generative, a.

Generator, ,y.

Geminate, .

Generic, -al, a.

Gemini, ^.

27
 Gen 2 1 2 Geo

Generosity, Generousness, s tro Gentility, s.

4, s>s3 CO, rviZ^j prflY

w
Gentle, a. T$\

Generous, a. doy do^tf ri,

cred, qidor =$J?& Gentleman, j.

Genesis, s. rfr^, ^J36,

erosi; s$J3es

Gentleman-like, Gentlemanly, a.

Genial, .
3o^, 3=5<
-

Gentleness, J.

Geniality, s.

Geniculation, s.
(/.
a. Gently,
Genital,
Gentry, ^.

Genitals, s. C*; c^^

pi.
Genuflection, s.
cp
Genitive, ^. ?c

Genuine, a.

Genitor, ^.

Genuineness, s.

Gcniture, j. Genus, ^.
2^3, d,

s.
Genius, s.
riora, Geographer,
Geographic, -al, 0.

Genteel, a. Geography, ^.

^od, C^S

Genteelly, ad. do03J3Fc3:3* , Geology, s.

1^12^23*, ^^JSCI). Geomancer,^.

Genteelness, ^. C3* wde 3i

Geomancy, 5.

Gentian, s. do
23* FCJ s.
Z3^ Geometer, Geometrician,
(ientile, ^.

Geometry, ^.

Gentilism, ^. Drlg5
 Ger 213 Gif

Germ, s.
dooofl, ; by heart

free, rid
German, a. fcjdoF^ cS^ri
i Sick

; up
Germany, j.

Germinal, a, Gewgaw, ^.

Ghastliness, s.

Germinate, v. n.

Ghastly, a. Oa>5^)rf,

Germination, 5.
Ghee, s.

Ghost, ^. t?

Gerund, J-.
a.
jSj^tf, Ghostly,
Gestation, j. ^j3,
Giant, j. 5^06,

=^s?o,
?3iodd, 2CF3S?.
Gestatory, a.
Giant, .
d=^?o e3--,3 d^ri
,
, , IT TT
,
W
Gesticulate,^. .
W3o^ S50O.
ro

Giant-like, a. e^od, d^rf

TJ
Giantess, s.
d=^,rO, y^oO.
Gesticulation, ^. TJ

Gibbet, s. sjsS ^JS^r dod,

do^Joj

Gibbosity, s.
Gesture, ?.

Gibbous, Gibbose, a.

Get, 7-. a;.

Gibe, j. 3os>?o,
^i, 3oJ3orfo^),
I gOt
n 20

off Giddiness, s.

Get, v.n. Giddy, a. 33 3orlor, hDodoo;

:.
<//.; along, on 2^O,
Gift, s.

; among
 Gif 214 Gla

Gifted, a. Gipsy, s.

Gig, s.
5 TT*
( liraffe s.

Gigantic, a.
d,^o dJ3 Gird. 7-. a. , Cili ,

5L)d), S5?l
CO sx ej"

Giggle, r. w. Girdle. 5-. =^eJ . i=5?3 ;

of females
"J> 50

$tiz-& 3Jli, ^ori^JS J; ^zj?o r?;

of males

Girdle, r-. a. ?3o;f j

Girl, 5-.
s^porao;
Giggler, s.
Girlhood, 5.
Gild, 7-.rf.
Girlish, a.

Gilding, 5.
Girth, j.

Gill, s. 536 *
6rt
Gill, ^. s.
Gist,
Gilt, 5. ?oort3.

Give, ^.<z.

Gimlet, Gimblet, 5. zoodor,

ds?. away
Gimmal, j. one's self up
dci e;

Gin, s. over, up

way |

Ging, s. s^ Giver, ^. ^
j. Gizzard, ^.
Gingeley,
bread 4,
Ginger, s. 7*Ko&; 3o
^^
53-5)^ ^dci . Glacial, a.
o eJ

Gingerly, a Glaciers, s.

s
SjJS
1

^) ,23 .
uo^e/

Gingham, ^. to

Glacis, ^.

Gingle, 5.
 Gla 215 Gli

Glad, a. Glass, s.

w<3o<

Gladden, i\a. Glass-ware, j-.

Glassy, a.

Glauber's-salt, s.

Glade, .y. ^z^d ?ooC3

6
,
Glaze, t'.a.
r7e)X

Gladful, a.
Glazier, ^.
3to.

Gladiator, 5.
Gleam, ^. ja^, -S-dra,

^3t)03o, ^O
Gleam, z/. a.
Gladly, ../. ?oo
Gleamy, a.
3J&{3Se>Z3*.
Glean, v. a. a,
Gladness, ^. v

a Gleaning, s.
eros^so;
Glebe, j.
Gladsome, , e3
73"
,

o5o, ewseJ^cS, Glee, ^.

pJ

Gladsomeness, ^.
Gleeful, Gleesome, a.
DwD.
Glair, j. id Gleek, s.
QJ
,

Gleet, s.

Glance, j. {Sj^y,
Glen, s.
^, z

Glib, .
sSo^^
sj^. ^. a. 3h
Glide, z>..
Gland, j.

ri^oS.
c^
Glanders, s.

Glimmer, z. w.
t3 ^d^
Glare, j.

Glimmer, s.

zoo Glimpse, s.

Glisten, ^. n.

Glaring, a.
 Gli 216 Glu

Glitter, s. , Gloss, -i'.a.

Gloam, 7-. //. dozoo

CM
Glossary, .y.

Ciloar, v.n. Glossiness,^.

Glossy, .
doo^o, ?j3|3iKo
Gloat at, T.n. q^^^^o.
&, Glottis, 5.

Globe, s. rfooZ&,lta5?, Glove, ^.

eroozl; \
Glow, ^.

Globular, /z.
,
ro

Globule, ^.
Glowworm, s. 0,

Gloze, 7-.0.

Glomerate, t'. 0. .,

Glue, J. r(J5?odo,
Gloom, s.
=5^53, ^D.
Glue, 7-.<z. Wokfs
Gloominess, .y.
3e>rrec3*

Gloomy, tf. ^
Gluey, a.
oj

Gloried, a. Glum, a.

Glorification, 5.

Glut, 7-. .

Glorify, r.a.
dOoodo 3J Glut, s. j

Glorious, ff.
Gluten, s.

Glutenation, s
Glory, ^.

T
1

. . in do3o^o cS Glutinous, a.
Glutton, s. srf^d, 3oz3d,
"O"

Gloss, s. sS
 Glu 217 Gog

Gluttonous, a. Goal, ^.

Gluttony, .y. Goat, s.

Glyii, j. jj herd

Gnarl, T-. a. riodorio

do sisj do<ooJ N
>. Gobbet, 7
1

. a.
<J

Gnarled, a. Gobble, ?. a.

Gnash, v.a.
Gobblet, s.
,
6J

Guashing, j. Goblin, j.
2^J3^,

Gnat, ^. worm God, j. d

of love
gdoeoSo;
v.a.
of wealth ^oeSd of wind
Gnaw,

Goddess, j.
Gnomon, 5-. ?oJSo&Frt a 033353*
the black
the dumb
p. Godfather, j. Boon's a,,
Go, .

j; astray
CXJoo^i;
back Godhead, j.

between Godless, .

^ down
;
for nothing

on Godlike, a.

one's own way iO j

CO OJP .

Godliness, s.

out
Godly, a.

over Godmother, OO,,

oOO^; through Godown, ^.

under
)

Godsend, j.
let

Goad, s.
^0=5^, Goggle, a. rio^,

Goad, P. a.

28
 Goi 218 Gor

Goitre, .9. dodreci a

Gold, s. t Good-humour, s.
Golden, a. Goodliness, s.

Goldleaf, .?.

Goodly, a.
Goldsmith, .

0,

Gong, s. t3>rfo&3, Goodman, .y.

Gonorrhea, ^.

Good-nature, j

Good, rt. riors, stei^j

at ; deal, Good-natured,
many
flavour Goodness, s.

s for

Goods, s. pi.

for nothin

, ad,; temper Good-will, j.

, DDO; to

terms
Jp, sraid; hold ,
stand
Goose, S. Soo?o,

; game of
make
o..

5.
Gooseberry,

Good, S. oijl
Gordian, a. i^z 6
C3;
for 2^

he went for ^ : knot

Good-breeding, s. jd
Gore, j. rle3.T#S3. cSi."
w so

Gore, v.a.
Goodbye, //.
to say Goring, s.
SJ ,
<^zS ;

Gorge, s. .

?:

Good-Friday, s.
 Gor 219 Gra

Gorgeous, a. , Governorship, s.

^3^>OF, rfoodC
Gorgeousness, s. Gown, s.

A,

Gorget, j. tf Grace, s.
, cjoio,

Gormand, s.

Gormandise, v.n. Grace, ..

^JS&F>.

Gory, a. Graceful, a.
d^^ooio,
^JelOOF,

Gracefulness, 5.
Gospel, .y.

Graceless, a.

Gossip, s. tdro>,
wp .

Gracious, a.

Gouge, ^. Graciousness, s.

Gourd, ^. Gradation, s. 3

Gourdiness, ^. Gradatory, a.

Gout, S. S3DO&J,
Grade, s. ,

Gouty, <z.

v. a. Gradient, ^.
Govern,

Governable, a. e3

do; ^)^^aJo Gradual, a.

s^
zoi
^
^^ Oj
Governess, ^.

c3e)^. Gradually, ad.

Government, j.

a Graduate, v. a. & .

blind pro-
perty ^
Governor, j.

Graduation, s.

28
 Gra Gra

Grandness, s.
^o3oSo,
Grandsire, s. S3> o3oo
Graft, s.
*&, Grandson, s.
3^$v
Grange, s. i2^-

Grainy. Granite, s. sjac

Gram,.?. BMrfcHfajrack; Bengal
; green Granivorous, # .
,

horse
Grant, r. a.

Graminivorous, a.

A - tSidoo ,

Grammar, ^. si Grant. ^.

Grammarian, s.

oO
Grammar-school, j. 33 Grantee, 5. CTS

CJe)^ SoJSoS?

Grammatical, .
Granter, Grantor, s
Granary. 5.

Granulate. r
r

. ;/.

Grand, a. fS^e

Grandchild, s. .

Granddaughter, s.

Granulation, s. z$

Grandee, s.

Granule, s.

j o
Grandeur, 5. co-O

Granulous, .
^d^, 3J6
Grandfather, ^. e5^;
nj f great
^
Grape, s.
cra,^ ,

Grandiloquent, a. Graphic, -al, </.

(irandmother. s. ej; great Grapnel, ^.

:;,
- . '
d.
o"
 Gra 221 Gra

Grapple, v.a. Grave, s.

r(oO; to dig a riot)

s. stone j^
Grasp, ?i;

Grasp, v.a.
Grave, .

Grave, r-. .

Grass, s. j. ^a*
gjo-B, Gravel, ci

Grasshopper, s.

Grassy, a.
,

Gravel, v. a.

Grate, j. Gravelly, a.
esrioct; rfo, ;
.

aJ

Grate, p. .
yjj Graver, .y. ^
.a.
Stfoji;
Graveyard, j.

Grateful, a. Gravid, a.
Graving, s. $
Gratefulness, j. rid Gravitate, v. a.

cofi, W^^F
1

Grater, s. Gravitation, j .

Gratification, s.

5.
Gratify, t-.a. Gravity,
centre
>'
^ti >
dosdj' ;

Grating, a. of riodo ; specific

j. -s-13-a-rf

Gratis, ^. Gravy, .?. djs>o?od d?o,

^^Ja>rc Gray, a.

Gratitude, j. erosive) d hair <

to be-
,

rSrSs^^s^).
come
Gratuitous, a Grayish, a.

Grayness, s.
\

Graze, v. n.

Gratuity, .9.
 Gra 222 Gri

Grazier, s.

Grazing, s. 3 Greeting, .y.

Grease, s. njOs)^.
Gregarious, <7.

Greasiness, s. Grenadier, s. oo

Greasy, .
Grey, a. ^6.
Great, <z.
Greyhound, s. 3J2raoft

Greatness, 5. do 573 >ri, Gridiron, ^.

d Grief, 5.

Grecian, a. PV

Greece, ^. 5.
Grievance,
Greed, Greediness, s.

Grieve, r. .
dogaj
Greedy, a.

-man Grieve, r. a. dosSJ

to
cS , c^tfo^.
be
Grievous, .

of

Greek, 5.
Grievousness, s.
Green, J.

Grig, s.
Green, a.
Grill, v.a.
; grocer
Grim, a.
; pi- $

geon sward
cS^.
Greenhood, j. Grimace, 5. .

Greenish, a. Grime, s.
dO)?3,

Greenness, 5.
Grimness, j.

Greet, v. a.
 Gri 223 Gro

Grin, v.a. Grog, s.

Z3353),
Grind, r. . OS.
Groin, s.

;
the teeth Groom, ^
stone
-S-.
oJ
..
Grinder, s. Groove, ^.

Grinning, s. Grope, 7-. .

^, 5do^o^,
Grip, ^. Gross, a.
rraj;
Grip, v.a.&n.

Gripe, p. a.

^. Grossness, s.
Gripe, 9

Grot, Grotto, s. j\
Griper, s.
'o"

Grisly, a. CD"

Grotesque, a.
Grist, s. j

^^y Cc)Cj.
*-**\

Ground, s. ^^) ^^, }

2;
Grit, jr.

^c^ 5 d
?^SLJ200;
to gain jsjsrto?*,
Gritty, a.
; give, lose
z^odo^o,
Groan,
1
r . .

Ground, 7'. a.
Groan, s.

>o

Groaning, s. Ground, t-. .

Grocer, ^.
(05* ,
33
Kdjii

Grocery, j. Groundage, s.
 Gro 224 Gue

Grounded, a. .
r .,-i.
20

0,

Groundfloor, .y.

Gruel, s.
Groundless, a.

cs ^^ (.oS; Gruff, a. rtotj*^JSeplci,

Groundlessness, Gruffuess, J.
^Br?^; tS
%J

Grumble, v.a. rbcWr

Ground-plot, s. Grumbler, j.

Ground-rent, 5.

Grumbling, 5.

Groundwork, s.
sraodo,

Group, .y.
^odo

Guarantee, 5.

Grouse, ^.
2^d^Jro; t3s)

Grout, s. Guarantee, 7'. #.

Grove, s. 53>zl ; #d
Guard, 5. srad, 3od,

Grovelling, a. 33 ST.

Grow, 7. ?. a,

Guard, t
1

. .
^ -
0=3

; cool, cold. dry

Guarded, //.

Grow, r. a. ^JSe ^0

Grown-up, a. Guardian, 5.

Growl, P. .
rtodorlodo

Guardianship, s.

Growth, s. zoos?, ^>CJ,

^A
Guava, s.

Grub, ^.
'

" Guess, r. a.

&.
s. 3o Guest, s.
Grudge,
 Gui 22:> Gus

Guidance, s. ?) Gullet, s.

Gullishness, s.

Guide, s. jroa Gully, s.

pOSt Gulp, ^.

Guild, .y.

Guile, 5. 5.
, c3ri, Gulping,
3&3, 3<^. Gum, s. lac
Guileful, <z. ^3J
do^cS 'a^,, Gum, ^. .

Guileless, a. ^ S5ob* SJ

ao^, 'aw ooS.

v- ^-U >
Gums, s.pl.
Guilelessuess, s.
Gummy, <2.

Guillotine, s. ^
7 1

. a.
Gun, s.
^doft,
Guilt, s. essJ
Gunboat, s.
^>
Guiltiness, ^.
Gunner, J. r\Je>?>o3975*, ^
Guiltless, a.
oJN

Gunnery, J.

Guiltlessness, s.
fV^OQ
dJ3?r3SL. bag
Gunny, s.

Guilty, a. e53JOs> rtJSeeS,

Gunpowder, 5.

Guinea,^, ^ow $orreo*<3 A^OC3*F.

Guise, ^.
Gunreacb, Gunshot, J.

Guitar, s.
Gunsmith, ^.
^
Gulf, j. e2^Se)25c)D.

Gull, t'. a. y. n.
Gurgle,
Gull, s. ^)5),
&C
Gush, z'. .

s. catcher s '
Gull, -

29
 Gus 226 Hac

Gust, S.

Gust, GustO, S. Gymnastic, -al, a.

Gusty, #. 3o> exercse

=5*0,

Gut, J. =^(27 F. T.a Gymnastics, J .

oJ
Gutter, s. ?jj5

v. a. $)s3 Gypsey, Gypsy, s

Guttural, a. ,. Gypsum, ^.

Guzzle, 7'. rt. Gyrate, v.n.

Gyration, ^.
Gymnasium, ^.

Gyre, s. &d

Gymnast, j. Gyves, ^.//.

oJ

H
Ha, '/. wao9, Habitable, a. ^
Habeas corpus, ^. Habitation, J-.

fe3*, rf^AD .

Haberdasher, ^.

Habitual, a.

Haberdashery, s. i&v 6 ^j"So srod. Habitually, ^.

Habiliment, 5-.

eJo, rf Habituate, ^. ;.

Habit, ^ dJ3^_,
Hack, r/. a.

Habit, 7'.fl. 53)

Hack, s. ,
- rre<3.
 Hac 227 Hal

Hackery, s. o3o,
=^02^
Hackle, s.

Hairless, a.

Hackney, s. Hair-ornament, s.

Hairpin, ^. ^^
; ao, ,

Hairy, a.

Halberd, Halbert, s.

Hades, j. Halberdier, 5. to2^F sJ

^.
Halcyon, difS^O.
XT
.

Haft, j.
Hale, a. j9^vc
*0 So w
qj C

Hag, 5. Half, ^.
yqiF, yd, S5?5s3D^; an
anna es$F W
O ;
boiled

a. oSo brother
Haggard, Hagged,

bred
Haggle, P. .
;

p.
2*3"
done sjoo^; a day
.

rfotf^a,
filled ?5d^ load

;
a year
Hail, Hailstone, s.

Halfpenny, 5. ,
4
Hail, 7.-. .

Halfwitted, a.
Hail, w/.
Hall, J. ^d
Hair, j.

of the Halloo, int.

^3; body
;
about the Halloo, v.n. 200^ do s3^) a.

privities brain- Hallow, 7'. a.

ed breadth a.
^

Hallow-uias, s.

Hair-cloth, ^. Aj^F ?J3oi6 o

^o^^^o Hallucination, j.

Hair-dresser, s.
do,
29
 Hal 22 S Han

Halo, s. ^ 53)do^; to live from to

mouth T?v5* wsoSorr* zocSoTro
<a

0. take in sjadr\oi, riodo

Halt, i;

Halt, Z-. n.
Hand, v. a.

5353*
Halter, s. SS

Halve, 7'. 0.
Handbag, s. T

Handbell, ^.
Ham, s.

Handbill, j.
s-

Handbook, s. <

Hame, s.
& SAiSj)
oO
.

Hamlet, s.
Handbreadth, s.

do. wdA^ra.
Handcuff, j.
Hammer, s.

^j^e^,
Handful, j.
Hammer, 7'. , ,

;
an open

Hammock, s.

23?) S*. Handicraft, Handiwork, .y,

w >T?WS>
3l.,
Hamper, 5. o 2oU, eJ o
3=5^, ^ Handiness, J.

Hamper, r-. 3i^d;

o c^)o

Handkerchief, ^. ,

do^J5^.
Handle, ^.
Hamstring,
Hand, s. A A
^, od^ ;

of a clock ;
at (on) Handle, t 1

. a. 3^^, dooUo.^, ?ro

all hands
at Handmaid, -en, s.

;
at my ^; on the
to be Ilaudmill, s.
other )?

and glove with ^in Handsaw, 5. ^o

come to Handsel, ^.

lend a 53"sd;
 Han 229 Har

?O|F Happiness, s.

a, wtf&a.
'Handsome, a.

Happy, .
s

Handsomeness, rf, A)OSJCj,

.s .
,,
Harangue, s.
g?oori,
s. c^o sa)ldo
Handwriting,
s
0.
23 -. 7.'.^. 333
Handy, sjoSri* ZO&F,
do^, g?oor(
Sexdd, =$t>?;U)rta s?-,.
Harass, v.a.
Hang, T'. 0.

-up fis

a, 35 rJS&Fa: down
i
down the u j
head 4.1, i
Harbinger, s

f. n.
Harbour, s.
Hang,
i; on, upon t?
Harbour, i<. a.
a, zSosJlJS.rao
v - Q ?j) a.
v
oj 7
f

.. tf
goio
cSlJ
Hanger, j. ^
Harbourage, 5.
Hanger-on, 5.
Hard, a. ^|i,

Hangman, ^.

rlorv*
Harden, r. a. ^
o3o,
13 ,
^

Hank, 5. ^ a.

a,
^

a^,fa.
o- d
Hanker for, after, v. n.
Hard-hearted, a. =3
dodO3s)o3.
C^Ojd,
Hardihood, ^. zoii
Hankering, j.
a^FOJO.
Hap, j. rta 5 333
.,
Hardiness ^.
3^ 13.,
w
Hapless, .
da
fcj poa. e5rf>,3^.
ts o eJ Hardness, s. ^S
Haply, orf.

Happen, v.n. Hardly, df.

Hardship, 5. i
Happily, a^.
 Har 230 Has

Hardware, s.
Harmonium, s.
^soFd j3, Q :

Hardy, a.
Harmonise, r. a.

C&Fd.
Hare, j. .

Hare-brained, a.

Harelipped, .
Harmony, j.

a 3aa.
Harem, j. wo Harness, *.

Hark, '/. Harness, r. </.

Harlequin, s.

Harp, s.
rfo, >?f ^. n.

Harlot, s. ; on, upon

Harlotry, s.

Harm, s. Harpoon, s.

So'S^, S5r

Harm, r-. .
Harrow, s.

g,

Harsh, a.
Harmful, o.
Od
esraodorf.

Harmless, a.
Harshness, J. ^^ '

erorL
*^
^
Hart, 5.
Harmlessness, J.

(>4, ^fO^PS Harvest, s. =&)oSo& 'ffsw,

w s
second
Harmonic, -al, a. ;

?ioh: third
^JS^o, 2o^ Jo
A
Harmonious, a. ?
Harvester, i.

oi^^O^rf. Hash, 7'. a.

2*j^) ,
oJ
Harmoniously, A/,
Hasp, s.
sJSF; ^ *a?3, 53&.
 Has 231 Haw
Hassock, s. &, Haughtiness, 5.

60200.
Haste, s,

Haughty, a.

ft
Hasten, v.n. ,
Haul, ?'. .

Os)

sSv^)N^),

Haunch, j.

obd>3,c3 s
,

Haunt,?', a.

Hastily, ad. z3^ri, O?rf

Hastiness, s.
ssdo?od, ..
20

d; Haunted, a.

Hasty, . rto house

Hat, j. BjsSi
oo
. band '; place ^
'

Hatch, ^. Hauteur, s,

rlrfF.

Have, v.a. e .
^^.; I

to at heart

Hatchet, ^. on
ois- Q 'tfo
POTJ

Hatchway, 5
1

. Haven, .?.

rj^a,
Hate, v. a. Haversack, ^.

Havoc, Havock, s.

oodo. v. a.
,

Hateful, a. sj^ rfo^o d

Haw, j.
Hater, ^. ewwCO
Hawk, s.
; eyed
Hatred, s. N<,.
, 8 aj

Hawk, . .

Hatter, ^.
 Haw 232 Hea

Hawker, s. clear
thick

Hawking, s.
Headiness, s.

Hawser, s. f
Heading, j.
sSoeQ,ST3^,
J
Hawze,
1

7 . .

Headless, . 36 ^w 1
oc

Hay. s.
Headlong, ad. 36
r.tf. dooQ
5.
Haycock,

Headman, ^. ,
rf3 ^,
Hazard, s. run
the

Headmaster, s.

a.
Headmost, .

Hazardous,
Head-piece, s.

Haze, ^. ,,
Head-quarter, s
tr
Hazel, s.

a. Headstall, 5-.
Hazy, do?:*,
e3o. sJfeS., ^oz
He, pron. wo5o, 3 j v

buffalo Headstrong, a. s3od

<oOo; goat ,

Head, s. 36, doo^, ^JS^; Heady, a.

per ;
3^02^
Heal, T.a. a, ?o?o ;
9
Head, r. .

Head, a. ^oo
Headache, ^. Health, ^.
^rf
: to drink a
Head-dress, ^. i^r^; bodily
o*, 363 cSo

Headed, ^. 36
 Hea 233 Hea

Healthful, a. Heart-burn, s.
^rjd eruO, 3r

s. Heart-burning, s.
Healthiness, 7$ 7$,
<3 9
Healthsome, a. riora

Hearten, v.a. |&al)r

Healthy, a. ri ri
dJ^rt
oo C)
,
WOoo>,
a.fcj

Hearth, .y. a^
Heartiness, ^.
Heap, s.
^oofci, doo&,

office Heartless, a.
u
oiod, ^
., ,
Heart-rending, o. 3rle3

; up
,J
cdo tS^ s3= dossud.

Hear, v. a. a.
Heart-sick,

Hearer, j.

^r^oSo Heartily,
Hearing, s.

rso f

aog
Hearken, v. n. Hearty, a.

SSO a^,,
0^,g
Heat, ^.
Hearsay, j.

Hearse, s. of the body

^. Heat, v. o.
Heart,

r\,
learn

by , get by Heath, s.

<& Si; break the .

Heathen, ^.

Heart-ache, j.

^, do^ro^d Heathenish, a.

Heart-broken, a.
^o^, ^so-3
,
sisdod.
30
 Hea 234 Hei

Heathenism, s. Hector, v . a.

Heave, v. a.

Hedge, s.

cross
,
33
20 Hedgehog, 5.

3Joz3; thistle

Hedge-row, s.
Heave, s.

Heed, r. a. v3 o

" )

Heaven, s. Heed, s.

rtr, Heedful, a.

Heavenliness, s.

|, a^^.
Heavenly, a. Heedlessness, ^. .

minded Heel, ^.

Heavenwards, <z^.
Heft, s.
tp^d. f. a.
Heaviness, ^. 5.
Hegira,
of
r^, en)CJ3ro?fi,
heart dos ^. r
Heifer,
Heavy, a. ciooK), 2p>d, int.
Heigh,
Height, J. c
ao{S, r(od;

r. a.
Heighten,
Hebrew, s.

a. Heinous, a.
So^? ifc>.
Hecatomb, J. Heinousness, ,,

Hectic, ^. Heir, ^.

20&F,
fever
 Hei 235 Hen

Heiress s. Helter-skelter, ad
Heirless, a.
6.

Helve, s.

Heirloom, s.

Hem, j. wo, dod; ?3dorr*,

Q ,
Heirship, .y.

3e)( Of a
rt,
female's garment
Helix, .y.

Hem, ..
Hell, s.

Hellenic, a. a.
Hemi, wqir, yd,
Hellish, a.
Hemicrania, s.

Hemisphere, j.
Helm, .y.

Helm, Helmet, s. d?Je>

Hemispherical,

Helminthic, 5.
Hemistich, ^.

Help, 5-.
?oooe)a5o,
Hemming, 5.

Hemorrhage, s.
Help, v.a. ?JSo3aio
- on ?3
Hemorrhoids, s.

rfdjsert.
Helper, s. ^J

Hemp, ^.
Helpful, . ?

Hempen, .

Helpless, a.
dd.
Hen, j. half

grown
man Henbane, s.

Hence, ad.

Helplessness, N*

- Henceforth, Henceforward,
aJ

Helpmate, s. ooe>ol)
rooo
.

Henhouse, s.

30
 lion 236 Her

Henna plant, s. Hereditary, a.

"
Henpecked, a. A,
Q
Herein, ad. <$to*
u
Hepar, s. Heremite, s.

a. Hereof, ad.
Hepatic, Hepatical, \

Hepatitis, s. Hereon, ad.

Heptagon, 5. Heresiarch, j.

Heptangular, a. s.
Heresy,
Heptarchy, j. >

Heretic, j.

Her,
Herald, Heretical, a.
T'.fl.
Hereto, ad.
Herb, Heretofore, a

Herbaceous, .
Herewith, aa
ad.
*&'
Herbage, 5.
a6, Heritable, a.

Herculean, .

Heritage, 5.

^o3oD

Herd, j.
Hermeneutic, <7.
s5qJ

d^. 53s)o oUe)p ^Q.

Herdman, Herdsman, s ^.
Hernieneutics, pi. sisSo

c3Do3o, <>cJo<r^
-0

Here, W. Hermetic, -al, a.

there s.
Hermit,
Hereabout, Hermitage, s.
N /

Hereafter, Hernia, ^ .

Hereat, ad.
^. Hero, 5.
Hereby,
 Her 237 Hie

a. Hibernate, v. n.
Heroic,

Heroism, s. ,
Hibernal, a.
3 do.
^_>
Hibiscus, s. cannabinus
Heron, .y. =&fc \. k& ero-S-F;
esculentus

s. -S-oZoor rteo,
mutabilis ?oJS o3o F=5D o 3 ,
=5 >

Herpes,
W c^3e>dc>' Rosa sintnsis cj)
Herring, J.
?^ c^js; sabdariffa s^jo^

Hers, pron.
J.
Hiccough, Hiccup, oi^jjS.

eJ
Herse, s. -d-

Hidden, .
docS, do^ doSL,
v
rio
Hesitate, '. .

69
.,
Hide, s.
do^rid s^dor,
Hide, T'. a. do

Hesitation, s.

Hesperian, .

Hideous, a.
Heterodox, .

Hideousness, s.
Heterodoxy, s. ^o
Heterogeneous, a.

Hiding, j. docS; place

ZSeJTf.

Hew, .. Hie, v.n.

^oodo
Hewer, s. do Hierarch, s. ;
r(odo.

^0 C^e)0 s.
OJN Hierarchy,
Hexagon, ^.

doJ33rf^).
Hexagonal, s.
.
Hieroglyph, Hieroglyphic,

Hexameter, ^. d.

Hey, /.
Hieroglyphic, -al, a. Zo

Hiatus, s. dci, r(oeJo,d.

 Hig 238 Hir

Higgle, v. n. : he showed

High, a. o

; by g

High-blown, a. Hind, j. en:6.

^
rtt>3jt>Fzio vuzS, Hind, ^7.
~*
o
High-bred, a.
^3, si>s: Hinder, a.

High-flown, a. Hinder, ^. . yd
~3o<5> ri^FJ

Highland, s.
^

High-minded, a. Hiuderance, Hindrance, s.

, &, ^o
Highness, s. 20

High-priest, ^. a.
Hindmost, Hiuderniost,
High-treason, j.

Highwater, s. Hindu, a.

Hinge, s.

Highway, 5.

s.
Highwayman, Hint, J. ?3JSo?3,
^o^JSrsoorao
Hilarious, .

a^, rio

Hilarity, 5, a.

Hip, 5.

Hill, ^. rlod,

Hillock, J. o^ Hippopotamus,
Hire, s.
Hilly, ^.
j. v. a.
Hilt,

Himself,
he hid Hirer, s. We>r3o5ors*
 Hir 239 Hoe

Hireling, s. Hoard, s. &A

t3?e3 sii So

Hirsute, a. So
23a.

Hiss, s. Hoarfrost, j.

?'.. Hoarse, a. d
30073s voce

Hissing, s.
Hoarseness,
Historian, Historiographer, s. WJSO
s^O 230 Hoary, a.
J'jteFoS,
Historical, efd
Hoax, ^.

History, s.
*S
Hit, i). a. Hoax, ^..

. v.n. against
>; you have Hob, j.

it ^. n.
Hobble,
;
he upon (on) it dJS^oyo^
js
Hobby, Hobby-horse, s.

Hit, ^.

c^4 =^ocio6;

J. 3Joilj)Cc)o
Hitch, Ci

. v. n. && Hobgoblin, ^.

Hobnail, s.

Hither, a?.

fS^;
and thither Hobnob, v.a.
most -g? 4&.
s^rf; to .. Hock, ^. d?o.

Hive, ^. .
Hocus-pocus,

Hodge-podge,
Ho, zW. Hoe, j. 57. a.

Hoar, a. tf6, ,
33
 Hog 240 Horn

Hog, s. T a
- -
Holding, s.

>/.

wrto Holdfast, ^.
A ?>. ,.
"0"

Hoggish, <z. siozSri e3=2r,; Hole, s. ^

Hog-plum, J. e5oo&3, , enJ5o23; of a rat
tree ssotoci

Hogshead, s. a._2v j.
Holiday,
*-.
s. Holiness, s.
Hogpen, Hogsty, ,.
Hoist, v.a. Hollow, a.

Hold, s. &.
Hollow, r. a.

of a ship s&^&
Hollowness,

Hold, w/.

Hold, 7'. . Holly, .y.

Holm, s. =^ododj,
Holocaust,
Holy, a. 3J

a meeting water spirit,

a festival jjzor ghost

in the arms e$ do 3s Homage, s.

;
the tongue

Hold, w. 7^. Home, s.

OoSoo?),
Home, .

fast ;
off rfjs

on at

OUt Homeless, a.

to-

gether Homeliness, s.

?>;
UP

Holder, s. sJ Homely, a. sS;

pen sj6&
 Horn 241 Hop

Homeopathy, s. Honorable, .

Honorably, ad. s5jt>^ 3J3od>cl).

Honorarium. Honorary, s.

Homesickness, 5. 573
Honorary, a.

d; gift
Homestall, Homestead, Honorific, a.
sod 'a e;*
m 3)I3.
50 [no. Hood, ^.
^
Homeward,^. ^<y<n of a bird of a

Homicidal,, a. snake t3jS.

Hoodwink, v. a.

Homicide, 5.

Hoof, j.

Homilist, 5.
Hook, s.

Homily, s.

O
Homogeneous, .
,
00 fasten a

Homologous, a. Hookah, j.

Hooked, .

Hone, s.

Hooking, ^.

Hoop, ^.
^^,
Honest, a. '. n.
oO A
man
Hooping-cough, s.

Honesty, j.
Hoopoe, Hoopoo, s.

Honey, j. Art, Hoot, v. n.

Houevcomb, ^.

Honor, Honour, s

Hop, 7;. .
 Hop 242 Hos

Hope, r. n. Horriiic, /?.

Horrify, :-. a.

M^
Q>fi ^)^j"5

Horripilate, r. /^. ^J
Hopeful, <7.
Horripilation, s.

Horror, s.
Hopeless, a. $d$d,

j Horse, s.
Hopelessness, .
>0e>2>,
T.a.
Horde, s.

Horse-breaker, s.

Horse-gram, s.
Horizon, s.

rid, Horse-guards, s. pi.

_S -S
SJo?S O SO^*'.
b 9
Horizontal, a. Horse-keeper, s.
S^d; S3d, jS

Horn, j. Horse-laugh, s.
^^ yes*
sjdbr S7

Horse-leech, j.
Horned, <?.

Hornet, J.
3^0,
Horseman, s.

Horse-race,^. cqi,

Horny, a.

Horse-radish, s. ^or
Horologe, s. Horseshoe, 5.
ciss?*,

Hortative, Hortatory, a.
Horoscope, s.

^7.
Horticultural,
Horrible, a.
Horticulture, s.

Horribleness, s. s.
,
Horticulturist,

Horrid, .
Hosanna, s.
 Hos 243 Hou

Hose, s.

0.
,
rf-
r

Zk, g
!

Hosier, . Hotness, ^.

^D^O
Hosiery, s. Hotspur, ^.
OSO, ^C

Hospice, J.
e^, Hough, ^.

Hospitable, a.
Hound, s.

Hospital, j. Hour, ^.

Hourglass, ^.
Hospitality, s.

^odora, wdd, and

civility Hourhand, s

^. s^oo^o,.
Host, V
Hourly, a.
OJ,

Host, J. ?oo,

House, j. ^53*, wrtd. wrred,

J.
?os)d, ^okJGo^;
Hostage, ^)c|?Te>6, r
,
=5 )cSJe)F?S;
>33F5*3z>o3o.
of correction 2>ddOf2; of
Hostess, 5.
^^ God cS^SSejyak; to keep
5Ai3J^s)d do^Oo
Hostile, a. s3,dd,

*s, House, ^. <2.

Hostility, s.

House-breaker, ^.

Hostler, ^.

Hot, rt.

; weather, House-breaking,
season to S.
House-dog, c3e)0&0,
be

Hotch-potch, ^. Household,
Hotel, .y. d^ dodorlo
31
 Hou 244 Hul

a. .
conj.
affairs furni-
ture ^ Howitzer, ^
things afelrl; care ssslci ?. n.
Howl, ?3e)

Householder, j.

?3, rlo^srd, Hubbub, s.

s. =^'c3o
Housekeeper, <JJ;

f3: 'S,^
CO
^ Huckle, s. backed

s.
A* a.
Housekeeping, r\

Huckster, j-.

#. do?rao5j;
Houseless,
5 ooS Huddle, 7'. a.
tj
on
Houselord, s.
; up

House-maid, ^.
Huddle, rtoo^); rt)S,Q.
j.

&, Jj3od6, 55o20d^).

House-rent, s.
rr
Hue, j. don*, dear,
Housewife, s. -_- j- :;
i^jsoSo.

Hue, s.

Housing, s.
zS^;
and cry tf^ do 3J

W^CXii,
s-/ rf^cS.

Hovel, 5.
Huff, r. a?. Se

^JS^^, s. o,

Hover, r.
Huffy, a.
.
Huffish,

; much, many Plug, 7-..

often ;
far

; long
..
Huge, a.
u
Howbeit, c<?y.
Hugeness, s. 2^300

llowdah, s.
Hulk, .y. ^
However, ai/.
 Hul 245 Hun

a. Humility, s.
Hulky,

Hull, s. ^3j s
rf 5$o?Oe>N rf; Humming, s.
oj u
Hum, 7-. n. <x)

Humor, Humour, s.

to be in good
Human, <z.
;

?i,
Humane, a.
^; to be out of
; ?3dsise>rl riorad
o^) ci;
^
^. 2
Humanise, z>.. =5^=5^
Humorist, ^. ,
no
doa^craoSo;

iSca^fi'd.
Humorous, a.
Humanity, j.

Humour, v. a.

Humankind, j. rfo^
good humoured
l;

Humble, .

Hump, s.

Humpback, Hunchback, s.

A
Hundred, s.&a. ^j?rfo; weight,
Humbleness, s.
cwt. ^sa* dora, nn^
Hundredfold, a.
Humbug, 5.

v. a.
Hundredth, .
^JSrf?S.

Hunger, s.
20^^^ ^^- 7 '- n -

i; for, after &$

Humdrum, -7.
Hungry, a. I am
<0o^* so

Humid, .
3j^^, Hunt, p. a. & .

Humidity, 5.

Humiliation, j.
 Hun 246

Hunter, Huntsman, s.

rrac

o3o, Husbandry, j.

^BJ^*, ^-.
e;

Hunting. j.
Hush, ?/.
Hurdle, s.
SO
.

Hurl, v.a. ,
20

; Up
Hurl, s. ,

wind Husk, s.
S3;

Hurlyburly, s.

So
Husky, a.
Hurrah, m^. <ozl
<3>
woes6 ,

Hurricane, jr.

Hussar, J.
De>adoJ,
Hurry, j.
Hussv, s.

. w.

Hustle, v.a.

Hurt, J. 4^,
Hut, ^.

i, ciossu

Huzza, int. 53330^

Hurtful, a. goe>) ,,
s.

e3e^ =^J3^F, ^?^ a^,, ^ Hyacinth, j.

53=^,
Hurtle, 7'.w.

Hurtless, a. ^ 5.
Hyseua,

Husband, ^.
Hybrid, a.

Husband, 7 1
. .
Hydra, s.

Husbandman, s. 23o^Z3e)o3o, ^ Hydraulic, <7.

 Hyd 247 Ich

. s.pl. Hyperborean, a. 5

5.
Hydrogen,
Hydrography, .y. Hypercritic, s. 203^
SJo

Hydrometer, s. d^
Hydropathy, ^. Hyphen, 5. M.
J
*-

Hypochondria, j.

Hydrophobia, ^. SoOZo ^d^

Hypocrisy, j.

^WsS^, ..
eo

Hydropic, -al, <z.

Hypocrite, s.

Hydrostatic, a.

Hydrostatics, ^. Hypocritic, -al, a.

SO

Hygiene, 5. Hypostasis, s.

Hygrometer, s.

Hypothesis, ^.
v*j

Hymeneal, a. s.
O
C3*s3ori
Hypothetic, -al, ;. sjt

Hymn, s.

Hyssop, j.

Hyperbole, ^.

Hysteria, Hysterics, ^.

Hyperbolic, -al, a,
?oodoo^d S53J?js),d; nj
*w ^. w odoo.
to- oO'

I, pron. Iceberg, ^.

Iambic, Iambus, s.

Ichneumon, j.

Ibis, 5. Ichor, s.
de,
Ice, s. cold Ichthyology, j.
 Iri 2*8

Icicle, s.

Icy, a.
Idler, s.
Idea, ^.

=^^,
o3

Idol, s.

Ideal, a. sfjS

tf^ Idolater, .$.

Idealism, J. 3 OJ
3F3Jff>2
^ do^ Os)

J. e; Idolatrous, a.
Ideality, =tf

Identical, 0. 3s doJS^r^
Idolatry, s.
Identification,
Br^^.
T-. a. Idolise, v.a.
Identify,

Idyl, j. rijsd 6

5. If, ^<?y. -d, ?i^J3^0; it be so

Identity,
so
4, ^5^0-
^.
he comes
Idiocy,

<

Igneous, a. ^J
Idiom, s.
1

Ignis-fatuus, j .
sd,
Ignite, r'. a.

Idiomatic, -al, . ?oo<x

Idiot, ^.

5.
s3r, ^^0^, Ignition,
^J3 SJa^
Idle, a. erudo, O>,
Ignoble, a. ,

talk 2333d,
Ignominious, a.
Idle, 5.
S-p3rd,
t'.tt. Ignominy, s.
Idle,

^; v.a. away ii, e53i&e

adors .
Ignoramus, ^.

Idleness, s. ^J
 Ign 249 111

s. Illegitimacy, s.
Ignorance,
^, c^, 53>C$dJS

Illegitimate, a.

Ignorant, a.

man
Illfavoured, .

Ignorantly, #/.
^ocraoJ. ^d.
Illiberal, .

Ignore, 7'. a. i
^^d,
Illiberality, s.

Ignoscible, a.

Iguana, s.
Illicit, a.
a.
Ill, sJfctf,
3^
S53J-: he is
Illimitable, a.
feeling sS xdo^?^,
o fi, ysisd,
7^. formed ^odjssi; form-
Illiterate, .

ed head ydC3 ^6: health 3

-; nature, temper
Ill-nature, s. cJortaFC-3,

Ill-natured, a.
Ill, J.

di ,

a Illness, s. d/sri,
do,' to take
dangerous
*-te,
Illaffected, a.
Illogical, a.
Illaqueate, ^. .

Illaqueation, j.
'Sv^,;
eraoSo sraido.

Ill-breeding, s. j.
Ill-omen,

Ill-temper, j.

Ill-treat, t'. . =^J5.d

Ill-turn, J.

Illude, v. a.

32
 Ill 250 Imm

Illume, Illumine, r. a. Imaginable, a. ejxsaS dov'o ,

Imaginary, a.

Illuminate, r. a. Imagination, ^.

Imaginative, a. =

^to ^^
Imagine, v.a- &n. 2|

Illumination, s.

Illuminative, . Imbecile, .

s. Imbecility, s.
Illusion,

dJSe3d; ^3J^. Imbibe, v.a.

Illusive, Illusory, a ,
23

sSoFd, ^3jU
(

^|s Imbitter, z-. a-

Illustrate, r.. g,^ >

6
r. a.

Illustration, j.
^
Imbrue,

Imbue, v.a.

Illustrious, a. & Iniitable, <?.

Imitate, v. a.

do ; ^53* a, 55?

Ill-will, J.

fcodcW', Imitation, s.
?J^o, o;
Ira, prep. -E*,.^,.
Imitative,

oJ^.
Image, 5. s.
Imitator,
a.

Immaculate, <?. ^
Imagery, ^. d
9
 Imm 251 Imm

Immaterial, a. Immigration, s.

dd,
Imminent, a.

s.
Immateriality,
Immobile, j. s

Immature, a. ^.
Immobility, ,
'

3JodFo>; Immoderate, .

Immatureness, Immaturity, s.

Immoderately,^.
Immeasurable, 0.

es0)0^, S
Immoderation,^, odd
Immediate, #.

succession Immodest, a.

Immediately, Immodesty, s.

?WF2, ^IS

Immolate, v.a.
Immemorial, oo =^J3
tfjj"},
W3o^ sra
Immolation, ^.
to,
Immense, a. ^J3^)F
203o^ ^00
oo Immoral, .

Immensity, $. S5 ..
so

3JO'SO^, 2 Immorality, s.
doustarad,
Immensurable, r^i, !3ort^, w^
^pdooa, dodra
Immortal, a.

Immerge, Immerse, z'. zd ooa, e2do^, y^ojo. '

w-o e) ^\
Immortality, s. e^od^ ,

Immersion, .y.

Immethodical, a. Immortalise, ^. a. wdo

3; efforts

Immigrant, s.

C5
&o^_0s)
Immigrate, T\ . Immovable, a. & d, eroo^o,
?7 '
W '

i'. |

32*
 I mm 252 Imp

s. Impatience, s.
Immunity,
rid.

Immure, v.a. ?jd,

Impatient, a.

Immutability, s. drf,

Impeach, v. a.
Immutable, a.

. rod.
9
Impeachable, a.
Imp, .y.

Impair, v.a.
Impeachment, s.

D, z3j5e3* t?d
y.
Impeccability,
Impale, r.a.
Impalpable,
Impeccable, a.
dof 6

Impede, v.a. e
Impanel, v. a.
3s ,

Impart, v.a.
*
Impediment, s.

Impartial, a. ?5;joo^d.
"D
Impel, w.a.
^33s>^)^,
Impartiality, Impend, v.n.
OJO, 6 VU^j ;

Impassable, a. a.
Impending,

Impassableness, ^. =^5 s.
Impenetrability,
Impassibility, Impassibleness,^.
Impenetrable, a.

Impassible, -.
a,
r1cS,^cT3o3. aedca; 2*jsd,
9
v. a. Impenitence, s.
Impassion, ,

ro
 Imp 253 Imp

Impenitent, a. 22oK 3 J3Cc)oa, Impertinence,^.

Imperative, #. Impertinent, a.

Eft)
mood

Imperceptible, a. -^of^ Imperturbable,

Imperfect, .
Impervious, a.
tense
^sS^26 ,

Impetuosity, s.

Imperfection, Imperfectness, s.
oin^^JS?3J,
Impetuous, a.

Impetus, s.
,
do
Imperial, .

ticrf.
6 ^. a.
Impierce,
Imperil, v.a.
Impiety, s.
J^

Impinge, ..
Imperious, .

e
tpdJ3^d,
Impious, a. dosi,
Imperiousness, j. ^J ,

at*
Imperishable, . Implacability, ,

S5^ OJJ, SJri,

Impermeable, ^. Implacable, .

_ OjN
^ra, SsS
rllL
6J
Implant, v.a.
Impersonal, .
3JS^S^^;
Implantation,
Imperspicuity, ^. 3$.
Implausible, a
 Imp 254 Imp

Implement, s.

r. n. Importunate, Importune, a.
Implicate,
TT
t? I
dod), Jje)orf6
33s)^0^),
JS^F, zSpzJS
Implication, s.
Importune, r. a.

C$&fi.C&J$i, do , 550
Implicit, a. ?JQ
rloUojd; 2^0^, ^dkJO^
Importunity, s.
Implore, i', a.

Impose, v. a.
1

Implorer, J .

rSe>o3o, d

Imply, r. a. & n. J

Imposing, o.

stone

s.
Imposition, D4&(&$,
Impolite, a.

Impossibility, ^.

Impoliteness, j.

SD0?J.

Impolitic, a.
Impossible, .

CTSOvS.
W?raC^,
Import, p. a.
Impost, ^.

Impostor, s. d=,
Import, j.
rrad.

Imposture, s. ,

s.
Importance, Impotence, Impotency, ^.

rfo
W^^i; -S-

Important, a. .
(3

2^S; ert^c Impotent, .

Importation, s.
 Imp 255 Imp

Impound, r-. a. *&\& Improbability, s.

SO ,

Improbable, a.

Impoverish, i'.a. 5
,

Improper, .

Impracticability, j.

Sco^CjDOsIr^; jiooo
jy
,

a.
Impracticable, Improperly, ad.
$, WJfarg,
V Impropriety, s.

Imprecate, z>. a. 3>

&0300>, 3D3J
Imprecation, 5.
grssi, oio Improvable, as. 3d 3
cao^s^). ^o e*&. oizi ,
rfvB
ca e)
a. &i
Impregnable, Improve, ?.a.
5i, .si a a,
v '
e)
9
cio ,

Impregnate, z/. .

Impregnation, ^. Improvement, ^.

Impress, v'.a. j ?JOC3e)0^,

s\.
e)
9
Improvidence, s.

Impression, s. Improvident, .

<02^ OricjSo3.
IT _

Improvise, v. a.

Impressive, a.

o5o, zlzjS Improvision, .?.

Imprint, e. .
Imprudence, 5-.

0^0^; s^
Imprison, v. a. ^6^5 Imprudent, .

STOICS* SS ^?), ..

9 eJ

$ s.
Imprisonment, s. Impudence,
 Imp 250 Ina

Impudent, <?. the house

r&te PO>, the first
WSJ v

Impugn, r.'. 0. place

Inability, s.

r^e)rfoqj^
T
j. Inaccessibility, ^.
Impulse,

Impulsive, a. Inaccessible,

Inaccuracy, ^. 5
Impulsion, s. d)o2JO ,

e3^,oii, g^dcl,
Impunity, j-. Inaccurate, .

^^
with g>$ C3e) J, c^^. 'S.ld
iM 6J K
Inaction, s.
Impure, a.

00=5*, ri

Inactive, a. =$
Impurity, s.
?OQ *a&. ^odo^ocrao3.

Inactivity, j.

Imputable, a.

Inadequacy, s.

^.
cSedrr* zod
Imputation,
Inadequate, a.

Impute, z/. .

Inadmissible, a.
a, ^,
Ill, /^/. ?5-, Inadvertence, Inadvertency,
cj3S*-; innumerable
indignity wsJsJJS^; Inadvertent, .

In, prep. _n*, .zio, -tj*,-

cOo future
 Ina 257 Inc

Inalienable, a.

Inane, a. gos3, Inaugurate, z'.

e5

rto
Inanimate, a.

d, w
Inauguration,
Inanition, 5.

. .

Inauspicious, a.

s.
Inborn, Inbred,
Inanity,
,

*t- <z.
Incalculable, .

Inapplicable,
n)0 toj^doD, oj

Inappreciable, a.
Incandescence, ^.

a.
Incandescent, .

Inapproachable,
030, Z3J3^0
Q
Incantation, s.
Inappropriate, a.

Incapability, ^.
Inapt, a. ?gb
Incapable, a. ,l
a, ^o a,
Inaptitude, a.
(Usually in the negati"i:eform
9,cSo^oQ nom. or dat. or
of a verb c.
Inarticulate, a. ?j
o
abl.} he is of doing this
doa, es5ojv3l.
a
Inasmuch, </.
COOfSz**
;
he is of lying
Inattention, j.
V ,

tSiir^e; ^C3e Incapacitate, 7'. .

Inattentive, a. ^<& ^r zoo

tfo^,
j.
Incapacity,
oO 5^, woa
<?
Inaudible, a.
Incarcerate, r'. . 2>

Inaugural, .

33
 Inc 258 Inc

Incarceration, s. Incidental, a.
S^), 200&SJ

Incarnate, a. Incipient, a. wdodcj, ?oodo^;

Incise, P. a.
Incarnation, s. 5d3>d, Incision, ^.

Incase, v.a. ,, Incisive, a. =5^ do,

doo^o >.
2od '^| .
z&
Incautious, a. s.
Incisor,
do tfOj.
2053=^,
Incautiousness, .y.
Incisory, .

d^j. Incitation, j.

Incendiary, ^.

craoSo. Incite, r. a.
Incense, j-.

sjrf ^o
Incitement, s.
Incense, f . a.
3^0, TFe>

Incivility, s. S53J
Incensory, ^.

Incentive, ^.
Inclemency, s. ,

Inclement, a. doJo
j.
^^d,
Incertitude, ?oo^oio,

Inclinable, a.
Incessant, a.
oO
Osi Inclination, s.

Incessantly, W.
Incest, s. tio3 ?

3J N
t>J
k<l
oJ
aoe)Cl.
O'
Inch, 5. esortos;, W Incline, v.n.
by inches ^.
)
wr(o

Incident, a. r
1

. a. &odrse>s3)>,

Incident, s. ?S?3* =J3&F>.

Inclined, ^7. ^ do
 259 Inc

Inclose, i\a. Incommunicative, a. ,

3eoe>s3)>. v.n.

Include, v. a.
Incommutable, a.

Inclusion, s.

Incomparable, a.
Inclusive, a.
'Sfci
*
ooD, ?oOC3e5OvS, oj

Incompatibility, ^.
Incogitable, #
eroc^) <ds^), Wroo
Incogitant, a.
Incompatible, a.
Incognito, a. S50i
^^,C3c)0B,
T7

Incompetence, Incompetency, J.

Incompetent, .

a,
Incoherence, Incoherency, 5. 55
Incomplete, a.

Incompleteness, s.

Incoherent, a.
Incompliance, j.
?oSJ02JJSdo

Incombustible, a.
Incompliant, a.
?oOCdO SS
G>

Income, s.
Incomprehensible, a.

.. J.
bJ Incomprehensibility,
Incommensurable, Incommensu-
rate, a. 0028?
Incompressible, .
^3^6
<^oa, 63^03^6 .i^doa.
Incommode, z>. a.
Inconcealable, a. dodc3)o3,
?i, ^JSocid ,

Incommodious, a. c o Inconceivable, a. ,
zoo
"

,
rlo

Incommunicable, a. sjr$o3o6
Inconclusive, a.

33
 Inc 2GO Inc

Incouclusiveness, s. Incontaminate, a.

Incongenial, <i. Incontestable, .

6 wrioa, ^^33
Incontinence, Incontinency, s.

Incongruity, .y.

Incontinent, a.
ddd 3edoD
Incongruous, </. Incontrovertible,

Inconsequence,.?. Inconvenience,Inconveniency,j.
y^ra^o ^JSo, ero
cioa^) risSi
oO
^^ ?5?ioci3J
wrfosi^g,
Inconsiderable,
Inconvenience, r 1
a.
SSW.^^M
oJ ^ oJ
^ .

Sirj), iJ3od6t3*
Inconsiderate, 2^r?> do^o00^ci.
Inconvenient, a.
ts^q

Inconsistence, Inconsistency, s.

Inconversable, -. ?j ?orir

a, ?o7H rfo^.
ftj
Inconsistent,^.
Inconvertible, .
6
.,
BJ doa, wrfoD
s^oa.
Inconsolable, a. ?^
Incorporate, .

,,
2033^ clog

Incorporate, 7'.^.

Inconspicuous, .
3&0&

Inconstancy, ^. s
Incorporation,

9 9 aooz? dj^
Inconstant, a. ,
A) d Incorporeal, a.
9

?
,

w2i.
99 Incorrect, .

Inconsumable, a. rf
9
 Inc 261 Inc

Incorrectness, s. ^r Incrust, v.a.

oj

Incorrigible, a. 0^6 ^JS *Lb?i.

Incubate, r.a.

Incorrupt, -ed, <z. $2 ^J3dO^.

Incubation, j.

^), ^js
Incorruptibility, J.
Incubus, s.

Incorruptible, Incbrruptive,
Inculcate, ^. .

_ sgprre
Incorruption, Incorruptness,
Inculcation, 5-.

Inculpable, a.
Incrassate, p. a.

^'.
Inculpate, .

--.
OM
Increase, v. n. s

Incumbency, J.
spud;
^)c^S^), dora, SaoTT*.

Incumbent, a. 03
3o
j. ^^^3^050,
Increase, on me
it is

tfoS*; O&DcS* s

Incumbent, ^. yo^JSo
Incredibility, j.
c3a)03o, zS
a^sS, wEji
Incur, v.a.
Incredible, a.
rao^, rlo

Incurability, Incurableness, s.

Incredulity, s.

Incredulous, a. o

a, c^owoa. Incurable, a.
Increscent, a. 38^0 ,
WrraqJo, e

Incursion, j.

Incriminate, v. a.
 Ind 262 Ind

Indebt, v.a. Indefinable, a. <&&

Indebted, a.
to-

rto 3*, Indefinite, a.

Indecency, j.

Indelible, .

Indecent, a.
Indelicacy, J.
Sc)2&r\re>o

Indecision, s.
Indelicate, 5.
wSrfJctf?^.
Indemnification, .y.
Indecisive, a.
Indemnify, i\ a.

Indeclinable, a.
Indemnity, ^.

gram.
Indent, i'.a. =5^
Indecorous, .
113.,
eo

Indentation, j.

Indenture, -y.
Indecorum, s.
^DDD*. P. a.
z

^ Independence, Independency,

Indeed,
Independent, . ?i

wdoa, ?io^ =

a. o3
Indefatigable,
Indescribable, .

rS'r? coa.
tfjsrfoa, s5flc6
Indefeasible, .

Indestructible, .

c3D^c3"sdoa.
Indefectible, a. ^;j
oJ
>
Indeterminable, a.

Indefensible, a. 33
^
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doS, =57)326 , Indeterminate, a.

a, 55^
a a ^sl^F
Indeficient, a.
 Ind 263 Ind

Indetermination, s. Indifferently, ad, i

Indevotion, s. Indigence, j.

fSOojoo .

Index, .y. J Indigenous, .

Indian, a.
corn Indigent, a.

cedar-tree
rto^, r
; pluto Indigested, a.

Indian, .y. food) C3e)o3, ^

Indigestible,
doa, wo
India rubber, s.
Indigestion, s.
"dZJ.D4 ."
^ ^FsSo, o
Indicate, v. a.
Indignant, .

^.
5k,, SJ^
Indication,
Indignation,
Indicative, a. 033e>

^ ;
mood
Indignity, s. .

Indicator, ^.
Indigo, s.
s!r^.
Indirect, .

Indict, ^. a. ,
S3D

; proof
Indictable, a.

Indirectly, a^/.
Indictment, ^. ?j^rc3s)oJ,

>, dodo.
Indifference, 5. Indiscernible, a,

Indifferent, .
Indiscoverable, a. 3=^6

SJ^r

Indiscreet, .

it is to me t5DdC3e)O^

Indiscretion, ^.
 Ind 264 Ind

Indiscriminate, a. Indistinguishable, a

Indite, 7-. a.

Indiscriminately, ad. ,,
IT
ZOO Inditement, J.

Indiscrimination, 5. Individual, a. &,o,

d ^ dOo uTE) 3 N c^) . ^J?0t3, SoO
s. Individual, 5.
Indispensability,
fcif^, 2jO.

Individualise, t f
a.
Indispensable, #.
.

a3^ s^^5, s

Individuality, j. D
Indispose, v. a.

^, Indivisibility,^
IT
SJ3S3*
^0^,6
Indisposed, a. =5^0 Indivisible, .

Indocile, a. =^o o>,

Qj
rf
'

s.
Indisposition, e3ro?o,
Q-J T*
Indocility, s.

Indoctrinate, T/. a.
Indisputable, .

3Se).
wo '

Indolence, Indolency, ^.

Indissoluble, a. =^dr(oa, ^^, WW?Og

C3* ?J8?rfo Indolent, a. sSo^^j
6 3Pdo>, ^ Bcr
CJ, ^Or^rf.

Indistinct, tf. Indomitable, a. 7

OJ ^j

s3o:ou,*d '0^,03,
a> -0-
do ^ T3-

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Indistinctly, a</. Indoor, ad. <&&CO ci erutfoSo,
*"
rta^d aedo^. Indubitable, .
?oos!akc3s>o3, su

Indistinctness, s. WroX,
 Ind 265 Ine

Induce, v.a. Inebriate, p. .

a.
oJ

Inebriation, Inebriety, s.

o*, dodoO^^.
Inducement,*. Ineffable, a.
3o?3o.
Induct, v. a.
Ineffective, Ineffectual, Ineffica-
2^De)S3)>. cious, a.
Induction, .y.
s^

Inductive, .

Indulge, v. a. Inefficacy, Inefficiency, ^.

Indulge in, v. n. Inelegance, Inelegancy, ^.

Indulgence, Indulgency, s. Inelegant, .

rir^csBo^,
Ineligibility, s.

Indulgent, a.

OJ
,
Ineligible, a.
Indurate, f . a. 6 o5js^riocjso3, "
ro

Inequality, s.

Induration, j.

Industrial, a.
school Inequitable, .

odjrf, wa^rf.
Industrious, . Inert, .
3Jorfo>,
c^S* , e$ ; skorf, tdd.
oJ
Industry, s. e Inertia, j. r^ora,

zSoto^. CJ^l
Indwelling, j. Inertness, s.

34
 Inc 266 Inf

Inestimable, a. j
Infallibility,
^ic^J C>JS3J
.
^
Inevident, a. ?o c>, Infallible, a.
o

Inevitable, . sS6

Infamous,

wrfaogrf
Inexact, .
Infamy, 5
C3)o3, ?

Inexcusable, a.

Infancy,
^SX \. v

Inexhaustible, .
Infant, ^. ^T^

soa,
to"
t?t3cj* $3cS, w
Inexorable, a. Infanticide,

s.
Inexpedience, Inexpidiency, Infantile, Infantine, a,

Inexpedient, .
Infantry, 5.

2^^, ?50i>0^, Infatuate, v.a.

Inexperience, s.

a^4> ^sSo
Inexperienced, a. s.
Infatuation,
5&e)3o3Z3e>O.B.
2^sSo.
Inexpert, .
Infeasible, a. ,

rU)oB3 ooa s? 6
ti-O oJ
Inexpiable, a. Infect, f. a.

Inexplicable, .

Infected, a.

Inexpressible, a. Infection, 5.

siflo6 ^JS^oS.
Inextinguishable, a.
inextricable, a. Infectious, a. dooeio.do
CO
rldo.
 Inf 267 Inf

Infer, v. a. Infinitude, Infinity, s.

Inferable, a.
Infirm, a.

Inference, s.

^r. Infirmary, s

Inferential, a. Infirmity, 5.

O3o?o.

Inferior, 0. Inflame, . a.

w ^d,
=5^3^,,

Inferiority, s.

Inflammable, a.
^a^. ^vl.
5
d 9
Infernal, #.
stone Inflammation, s.

sSe^, 3s3,, 2 of the eye

23^ e3;
^^o^^oro*, of
Infertility, s.
the pleura
a^^).
Infest, w. a;, 3

Inflammatory, a.
eADSJd,

Infidel, a.
Inflate, r'. a.

Inflation, j.
Infidelity, ^. ,

Inflect, w. a.

Infinite, ^. Inflection, 5.

Inflexibility, 5.

Infinitesimal, a. Inflexible .

Inflict, t
1
. .

Infinitive, . mood

34'
 Inf 268 Ing

lulliction, s. rio Infuse, i). a.

,

rfrS, 33
^A
Inflictive, a. Infusible, a.

Influence, s. Infusion, s.

Influence, v. a. Infusoria, s.

Influential, a. Ingathering, s. 200$,

Influx, 5. v. a.
Ingenerate,
ds^^4-
Infold, v. a. , |
Ingenious, a.

D*, sj
Inform, v.a.
?1,
^ dc
Ingeniousness, Ingenuity, s

eooa,
Informal, a.

a, sJrf o>,
9 Ingenuous, .

U^DO^ 3, oiaqra^r.
Informant, Informer, s.
Ingenuousness, ^.

rfro^c^, oi
Inglorious, a.
Information, 5.

3^od^^,
Infraction, 5. j.
Ingot, efjs
rt!3j.
1

Ingraft, r . a.
s.
Infrequency, 31 do^fi
Infrequent, a.
Ingrate, Ingrateful. a. sk
e)

Infringe, v.. dcs*

^.
Infringement, Ingratiate, v. a.

Infuriate, T. a.

Ingratitude, s.
 Ing 269

Inhibit, r. a.

Ingredient, .s.
Inhibition, s.

nJ^&Jdkj ^^-
Ingress, Ingression, s. Inhospitable, a.
a, wdqjg
_ Inhospitality, s. ewsferad
Ingulf, T. a. ,
erotf OBJ

Inhuman, .

Inhabit, ?'. a.

^ c
,

Inhumanity, 5 .

Inhabitable, 6 ^=5%, - Inhumation, 5.

6 Inhume, Inhumate, v.a.

.

tr
Inhabitant, Inimical, <2.

Inhale, r'. a.
Inimitable, a. 6
Inharmonious, a.

Iniquitous, a.
Inhere, v. a.
Iniquity, 5.

iJ^rsoci,
Inherence, Inherency, .s.
as.
Initial,

Inherent, a. d.
C30 3
t'.a.
Initiate,
Inherit, 7;. a. into
-; in,

Inheritable, . 30=^* 3oO r.n.

s. Initiation, s.
Inheritance,
J; by nephews Initiative, Initiatory, a.

3)^; by sons tJdosd dos? 6 ^=5-,.

oO -O-

Inheritor, j.
Z0e>q Inject, v.a.
 270 I no

5. Inn, 5.
Injection, qj

^=5^0^*a Innate, a.
Injudicious, .

Innavigable, .

Injunction, J. ,
533! T#Je>^o>.

Injure, 7-. a. Inner, .

; part
;
roof *2o
rt ,

room e5c3.
Injurious, 0.
Innermost, a. do
Innkeeper, J.

5. Innocence, Innocency, 5.
Injury,
ajo, 333^, c^s^, USqJ, ^rfjFW^3
Injustice, j. Innocent, a. ^
Ink, J. sr)05o, do^; nut
. v. a.

Innocuous, .

Inkhorn, Inkstand, s. s5-, So^.

3, do Innovate, 7'. a.

Inkling, s.

iS, ^
Inky, .
Innovation,
^4 v-/

Inlaid, 0. =$3, Innovator, s.

=$3^23*
Inland, .
Innoxious,

do^oS;
Inlay, t (
. <z. Innumerable, .

3^^) C3e>0^, WrfoS^

Inlet, s. Innutritious, .

tj^F
Inmate, s.

Inobservant, ^7. rta

Inmost, a. dJa)ics*Oe>
Q
 I no 271 Ins

Inoculate, 7'. a. Inquisitor, s.

Inoculation, ^.

Inquisitorial, . S
Inodorous, a. s3?)?o?3e)oS,

cd ,
sJOdo
Inrail, ..
Inoffensive, a.
Inroad, s.

Inoperative, . Insalubrious, a.

Insane, a.

Inopportune, a. Insanity, .s.

5353 wd, Insatiable, Insatiate, a.

Inordinate, a.
s3 desire it is

Inorganic, -al,fl. Insatiability, Insatiety, ^.

substance ^,, W3^^,

Inscribe, z-..

Inquest, s.

Inquire, v.a.&n. Inscription, s.

Inscrutable, .

Inquirer, s. ^reo 553080,

Insect, J.
5ii^c5e>
Inquiry, 5.
Insectile, a.

Insecure, a.
Inquisition, s.

Insecurity,
r0

Inquisitive, a.

Insensate, .

IDF, SjOJS
Inquisitiveness, s.
Insensibility,

9*
 Ins 272 Ins

Insensible, tr.
Insinuating, a.

S&tfo ,
oJ'
^0..
Inseparability, s. Insinuation, 5.
sg
&0&irf3

Insipid, #.
Inseparable, .

^rO '

a, zjeci Insipidity, s.

Insert, v.a.

Insist, i\ n.
Insertion, j. on 200

oO
Inside, ^. Insnarc, f. .

s3o>; e., 5.
Inside, a. ero^, eroe;, Insobriety,
ad. eni^o Insociable, a.

Insidious, a.
Insolence, 5.

Insidiousness, ^.

Insight, 5.

Insolent, a.
:

5. 3oO 5e)d
Insignia, pi.
>C3*F. Insoluble, a.
^)^ a,
Insignificance, Insignificancy, to

w^qJr; ^o 6 CO
Insolvable, .

>s 6 oe^
Insignificant, .

^^6.
CO
Insolvency, s.

Insincere, a. ^
sSJS^d, SJ Insolvent, .

Insincerity, j. d.

?o,
y^Sjs)^, In-so-much, ./.

Insinuate, 7 . .

1
e
Inspect, . .

i, 550^
Inspection, ^.

Ql
M
 Ins 273 Ins

Inspector, s. Instate, v. a.

c3e)03o, 3J

Inspiration, s.

Instead, ad.

Inspire, p. a. >, Instep, ^.

Instigate, v. a

Inspired, a.

j. Instigation, ^.
Instability,

Instable, a. e5rod,

Install, r-. a. ero

Instigator, j. ,

^)c3)03o,

Installation, .y. o> Instil, z/.fl. wo

Instinct, j.
ment, s. ^or3
,.

Instinctive, .
,,
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Instance, Instancy, ^.S5sjo?od; do

Institute, v. a.

djS|,o^;
for ?oo^, ^^
Instance, 77. a. Institute, s.
,

TjJS^,;
O'
>

Instant, ^. Institution, ^.

Fid^) <

Instant, a. literary Dcs^o 3)23; charita-

"A
ble

Instantaneous, a. Institutor, s. ?

Instruct, v. a.
Instantaneously, Instantly, fl^.

35
 Ins 274 Int

Instruction, s. rf Insult, s.

d^, tfJS

Instructive, a.
0ti3JB?2J&
Instructor, s.

,
rtodo. Insulting, a. S5s

Instrument, 5. Insuperable, a.

Insupportable, a.
s of action 3Ds?8 =5^doa,
musical S3e>
u Insuppressible, .

Instrumental, #. ?o3o)

Oiorf;
music
case
S3s>^; Insurance, s.
$g^,
gram. d rf^O; company
Instrumentality, 5. sS
=^J3eJ; policy

Insure, i\ a. do
Insubordinate, .

Insurgent, a.

Insubordination, s.

3oD)Do^^, siirtJ 1

Insurgent, j .

Insufferable, a. ?o3os36
c5Do3o, rfo
s
Insurmountable, a. crs

doa, rforiry.
Insufficiency, ^.
Insurrection, s. dori,
?3e)Se>doa^S^)
dJ.
Insusceptible, <?. r!
Insufficient, a.
a,

it is
Intact, a. 3i>rfoa, rfooeJ.oa; ss-
ft]

Intangible, a.
Insular, -y, a.
cSodod. s.

Insulate, r/. . Intastable, rtt.

Integer, s.
 Int 275 Int

Integral, a. 3^3^F, S^rsF, Intention, j.

,,
oJ

Integrate, v. a. Intentional, a.

Integrity, s. Intentionally,

Inter, ^r^". r-j,

Integument, s.
Inter, p. a.
^orto*.
Intercalar, -ry, a.
Intellect, j.

Intellectual, 0.
Intercalate, ^. a.

Intelligence, s. ,

Intercede, .a.
tje>3; d^rs
Intelligencer, s. ^

Interceder, ^.

Intelligent, a.

^^>5 ^S^ Intercept, v. a. <

Intelligible, a.
a, Xotirir

Intemperance, J.
Interception, s. (

rt; S5^oo s,
Intercession,
Intemperate, .

Intercessor, s.

Intend, 2'.. Intercessory, a.

Interchange, s.

Inteudaut, s.

Interchange, ^. .

Intense, .
2030^,

3^, ZJ^, ^.
Intenseness, Intensity, s.
Intercommunication, Intercom-
munion, s.
Intent, s. ?5i 1
-

Intent on,^. wrto&o, s;^ -

Intercourse, J.

35
 lilt 276 Int

Interdict, r. a. Interject, v. a.

- ,
?OOrJ f3J3ot)jj^i, ojjSrvJ
A
Interjection, s.

Interdict, Interdiction, s. &$ 0&F5Je>

^d, 5&0c3e>. Interlace, v. a.
Interdictory, a.
53ooo3oo. Interlard, v. a.
Interest, J.fc&cij

Interleave, v. c

self ?raq$F; compound

; simple Interline, r. a. 7^8
to get
0} percent ;

an with
Interlineal, -ar, a.
-
'
I felt (took)
v '
much
Interlocution, j. ,
?jo
iii him
2^0^ ^
Interlocutor,^.
Interest, v. a,

he in-
do^^J, 35?L5)do^;
terested himself for me <^o Interlocutory, .

Interlope, v. n.

Interested, .

Interloper, s.

Interesting, a. OJ
,

Interfere, 7^. .

Interlude, s.

oON

Interference, Interlunar, -y, a.

Intermarry, v. a.

Interim, ^. n Intermeddle, 7-.

the 53^

Interior, 0. Intermediate, v. n.

; space

Interjacent, a. Interment, j.
 Int 277 Int

a. Interpretation, s.
Interminable,

Interminate, a. s5o?6crao3, Interpreter, s.

Interregnum, ^.

Intermingle, v. a.

^^0^)^.
Intermission, s. J Interrogate, v.a.

Intermit, Interrogation, s.

Interrogative, a. sj
^dJSSjrf,
*A
Intermittent, Intermitting, a. $ cS, 3is3,qSFtf ; pronoun

fever
s.
Interrogator,
Intermix, v.a.
c^0c3c)o3o, sl

Intermixture, ^.
Interrogatory, .

Internal, ^7.
=^^rso.
oiorrf; the sense
Interrupt, 7'. a. ,

dra, Wo^^^o
International, a.

oJ 5.
Interruption,
Interpolate, v. a.

in speaking
C^or(;
Interpolation, j.
id.

Intersect, v. a. <$& ^o^o Si:

^ '

Interpose, v.a.

.
v. n.

intersected

Interpose, v.n. line

Intersection, j.

s.
Interposition, Intersperse, v.a.
^)> ^$^> ^0 SJ3Jl)?i.

Interpret, w.a. Interstice, s.

 Int 278 Int

Intertwine, r. a. the house ,

'a

ed ero<<&

Interval, s. Intolerable, a.

Intervene, r. . Intolerant,
<i5<3 .
a
Intervention, s. Intolerance, s.

e5r^do^4
Interview, s. d Intomb, r.ff.

Interweave, 7 p

. a. ^O^t^ S

Intonate, v.n. 7$ D rt

Intestate, . aoijo^), DS)^C

a, Intonation, s.
s!w;

Intestine, a. Intone, 7 1
. .

Intoxicate, . a.

Intestines, s.pl.

Intimacy, s.
^Sri, Intoxicated, a.

Intimate, a.
S2^o Intoxicating, a. ados*
W friend ^6? iodo,

Intoxication, s. dorf,
Intimate, v.a.
^/.
Intimately, 2*0^0^0,
a. adij
n, ri Intractable, aoeJsJODO,

5.
. 3oO>OO.
Intirnateness, oJ
,

Intractableness, ^.
Intimation, s.

Intimidate, v.a. Intransitive, ^. r^, gram.

Intrench, v. a.

Intimidation, 5. Intrenchment, 5.

{&.
Into, prep, o^^oao; (bydat.) _n* Intrepid, a.
-rb, -=5*, -^j; he went into
 Int 279 Inv

s. Intuitive, a.
Intrepidity, >

Intricate, a.

Inundate, ^. a.

Intricacy, s. 3=3-,^
Inundation, 5.

Intrigue, s. v. a.
?oo^o, Inure,

Inutility, J.
^3|
Intriguer, s.
?oo23orra6, ^ F S-
craoi), dorjs^rrad.
Invade, . . docs*
Intrinsic, -al, a. ero

dorfd; ^,
Introduce, v. a.
Invader,

Invalid,

Invalid,
Introduction, jr.

Introductive, Introductory, a
wdo^rf, &d Invalidate, ^. a.

dc3* sj
Introspect, P. a. a ,

^JS Invalidity, s.
raoji,

Intrude, ^'. dsf .

.
o
Invaluable, a.
fi)e3
^1^,
Intruder, s. Invariable, a.

oO A
Intrusion, s. $ ot

Invasion, s.

Intrusive, a. Invasive, .

..
oJ

Intrust, ?'. a. Invective, a.

Intuition, s.
 Inv 280 Inv

Inveigh, v.a. Investigation, s.

o:3 do^o ; against

do. Investigator, s.

Inveigle, v. a. c3e)03o, rfO^T? .

si>ortbi>;3) O^j^e) o3o.

^JrOg
^JSSi Investiture, j.

Invent, r.<7.

dJSe^NE Investment, s.

;&>, ds*c rSSj S3s)px 33e

"0

Inventer, Inventor, s.
Inveteracy, s. l63 M

era.

Inveterate, a. ^3e
Invention, s.

33(3, ^c Invidious, a.

^
Inventive, a. v. a.
Invigorate,

s,
Inventory, sj|j,,
Invigorating, a.
3r^.
-

Inverse, a. d)otoo
Invigoration,
Invincible, . f\o
Inversion, s.

cd^j, ^ei
Inviolable, .

Invert, r..
Inviolate, a.
e5^doe^
Inverted, a.
Invisibility,
2JO^dS3)OS)0.

Invest, t
1
. a. STsrfo?); with

Invisible,.//,

Invitation, ^.

Invite, y. a. s

ing with the brahmanical Inviting, a.

string en

Investigate, v. a. Invocate, v. a.
 Inv 281 Irr

Invocation, ^. do
60

s. Irk, ?/. a.
Invoice, l3,,

S)F?i,

Irksome, a.
Invoke, v. a.

Involuntary, a
Irksonaeness, ^.

Iron,^. =WF; very hard

; pi.
Involution,^.
,

tt M'
'S 1 3 ; monger
Involve, z/. 0.
S3s)0; plate safe

Iron, r 1

. 0. <sA
Invulnerable, a.
?3 sjsdo^).
Wdo&. a.
Iron-bound,
v. a.
Inwall, ^^^ra
rijs^zl
Iron-clad, . ^
Inward, a.
2 a. -

Jg- OJ
..
Inward, Inwards, Inwardly, ad </.
Iron-gray, -grey,

Ironical, a. ^
Inwrap, f. a.
Ironmongery,
Inwrought, a.

Ironsides, ^.

Ipomoea maritima, s
Ironware, ^.

Irascibility, j.
Irony, ^
Irascible, a. COP.
o
Irony, .

Ire, j.
Irradiance, -ancy
Ireful, a. .

w
Iris. s.
Irradiate, a.

Irish, a. s. so

36
 I IT 282 In-

Irrational, a. 00? Irrepressible, ^.

Irrationality, s. Irreproachable, a. ^^ c3DoS,

Irreclaimable, a. j dos? 6 Irresistible, a. ,00*0*

doa, Fte 2d 3 doa; ^ddd

Irreconcilable, a. Irresoluble, a.

Irresolute, a.
a.
Irrecoverable, ri, 56,

Irresolution, ^. ro

Irrefragable, a.

Irrespective, a. v3 P

a of
Irrefutable,^. =5^0 5 00*23*
r/.
6 3edoa, Irresponsible,
wa o
-5
Irregular, /z.

?do
verb
Irretrievable, a.
^._; an leg
Irregularity, s.

Irreverence, s.
Ci, eSi^do
S5e;^ o.
Irrelevance, -cy, ^. ^M<0
Irreverent, a.
Sj
Irrelevant, a.

Irreversible, a. .BorraFsSd
Irreligion, ^.
a, dc3*a sk
Irreligious,
.
Irrevocable, a.

a. ,
do*
Irremediable,

Irrigate, v. a.

Irreparable, a. ^$'
Irrigation, s.

Irrepreheusible, r/. ciJSd-6 3pij&ctfo

Irrision, ^.
 Irr 283 Ivy

Irritable, a. -

Irritate, v.a. ,

Isthmus, ^.

It, ^<7W
Italian, a.
Irritation, a. T^J

$&>.,
s Italics, 5.//.
.&,
D-

Irruption, j.

Itch,j. ritS,

J.
Isinglass,
Itching, ^.

Itchy, a.

Item, 5.
Islam, s.

Iterate, z>. .

Island, s.

Islander, j. %%
Iteration, s.
S3"S3o

Islet, s. <av
oo Itineracy, Itinerancy, j,
a.
Isolate, 7>.
d, erosdjsdo 3ortoF^^.
Itinerant, <z. ^oca^d s3o^o , 3o
Isolation, 5-. J

Itinerary, j.

. .

Israelite, s.

o3o, o Itinerate, 7'. a.

Issue, ^.
^o^^,
Itself, pron.
^3)in*.
at Ivory, ^. rf

*JS.
Ivy, ^.

36'
 Jab 284 Jaw

Jab, 7'. a. Jamb, 5. eroacio.

Jabber, s. Jangle, 7-. .

. v. n.

Janitor, 5.

Jack, j.
cSe^ari.
;.
January,
ci

; dootf;
^O; wild 35
p.<7.
Japan,
Jackal, s. =3\>e>, .
djseri^*.
Jackanapes, Japanese, s.

Jackass, s. a.
W3JFS
Jackdaw, ^.
Jar, ^.

Jacket, j. short

Jar, JT.

Jack-fruit, s. T'.

Jack-tree, ^. cis

Jaconet, ^.
Jargle, v.n.
Jade, s.
Jargon, s.
srald, rU>o
^b^
K)). 7'. rt.

Jasmine, s.

Jadish, . 3ja=^ ,
(g

Jag, Jagg, v. a. Jasper, 5.

Jaundice, s.

Jagged, a. (D d/s^ri; a malignant kind

5. of
Jaggery, Jaggory,
Jaunt, 7-. .

Jail, j.
Jaunty, .

Jailer, s. s.
Javanese,
Jalap, 5.

Jam, s. Javelin, s.

Jaw, s.
n^zl, bone
 Jea 285 Joe

tooth Jet, s. aj

Jealous, a. ?3o2c&>ri,
5, eru eni
S 1
23^23*,
Jealousy, s. ^o3o, sruO, Jet-black, Jetty, .

x)

0&. Jew, s.

Jeer, s.
d=&cc3, S5e>?og,
v. a. Jewel, ^. d,
3oe)?^ S&Sk^, rt?>
Jeerer, s. 35e>?o?rra6, Jeweller, ^.
*o

^e)0i>. COSOSO, rO

Jehovah, 5-.
c&>3cU>?53, Jewellery, Jewelry, s.

^c&o
>j
sicSoao,
a
Jejune, a. Jewess, ^.

o
^. ^. 2^ on*,
Jelly, Jew's-harp,
Jeopard, Jeopardise, v. a. 5.
Jig,

Jeopardy, s. ,y.
Jigot,

Jilt, s. dtk,
Jerk, s.
rfodo;

Jingle, 5. . a.

-r i 1

Jerkin, j . ^2; o
WO Job, s.

Jest, S. SS? work

Jobber, s.

Jester, s.

Jesuit, J. ^.
Jockey,
1

rje)^ ^)^;
d^,.
Jocose, Jocular, a.

Jesuitic, -al, o. Jocularity, s. OB'e) rOp ,

jb'^
Jesus Christ, s.
Jocund, a.

Jet, s.
 Joe 28(5 Joy

Jocundity, s. erueJSro,
rtosi)^

Jog, s. $& Jostle too

T.n. v.a.

Jot, S.

Join, T.a.

Journal, j.

Joining, 5.

Joiner, *.

Journalise, v. a.

Joinery, j.

Joint, J. ^oC3*,
3*,
the shoulder Journalism, ^.

v6^Jr^S^).
Joint, a.
Journalist, s.
>

Joint, 7'. .

Journey, s. sio
>^/

Journey, r. a. s
Jointress, 5. ?o \

~<=
5.
Journeyman,
Jointure, s. &
Joist, ^. fcjo
Journey-work,
Joke, J. e?3 e3 a^
,
Jovial, a.
eAj?rs?
CO
Joker, 5. 3o3?jorra6; Joviality, ^05323*,
Jole, s. ;
cheek by
Jowl, s. =0?}.
1

Jowter, 5

Jolliness, Jollity, j. ero

riej^, Joy, 5. ?o

Jolly, a.

Jollyboat, s. <?.
Joyful,
Jolt, s. cS ,
 Joy 287 Jun

Jug, j.
Joyless, a.
z'.ff.
Joyous, a. Juggle,

Jubilant, a. s.

S^F^d-
Jubilee, s. j.
Juggler, rrad^rrad,

Judaic, -al, a. o3j3oJ3&6, oSo Jugglery, 5.

Judaise, v n. .
a.
Jugular,
Jugulate, v. a.
I
Judaism,
Juice, ^. drO, ?J)d, r3e>d?0.

Juiceless, a.
Judge, s.

v. a. Juicy, a. d?

Jujube, s.

Juke, t (
. w. esriai>o?},

Judgeship, eru ^.
Julap, Julep,

dj^rt. July, ^- ^-si

Judgment, Jumble, z-.a.

; day
Jumble, s.
-ball
Jump, i'. n. GDfMo3oo>,

seat ; up oi

Judicatory, s.

^eVOiorf, c

Jumper, ^.
Judicature, J.

fracoo;

Junction, ^.
Judicial, a.
roooSjt-^rt

Juncture, j.

Judiciary, .

zooqS s |
f
>: ,

#. June, s. eS
Judicious,
Jungle, i
1

. 53 s*,
 Jun 288 Kec

Junior, a. ?Se; now so

brother cS; then
s. Justice, ^.
Juniority,

Junk, 5.

Justifiable, .

Juno, .9.

> o
-O

Junta, s.
Justification, s.
Jupiter, j.
^s^ *at3

^e^^raro
Juridic, -al, #. t 1
a.
Justify, .

^JS^orrf.
Jurisdiction, s.

Justle, v.a.

Jurisprudence, s. Justly, </.

Jurist, s. ri ^.
O Jut, .

Juror, ^.

Jury, J. Juvenile, a.
box ZJSOorf,
man Juvenility, s.

^oSrajOJO,
Just, s.
.
Juxtaposition,

K
Kaffer, Kaffre, Kafir, s. Kaw, T:-. .

oJ
aii

tirf, rOS Keal, jr.

Kalendar, J. 3 Keck, 7'. .

Kalligraphy, j.

Kangaroo, j.

ss Kecks, j.
 Ked 289 Kil

Kedge, a. ^jdo'ao, 3o035>0. v- n -

\ Kelter, s. s: to be

a. n
oJ
s. Ken, a.
Kedge, Kedger, -i).

,
riosr

Keel, s.

uori. 7-. 77. Kennel, s.

to
Keen, a. =5^', ^ Kb".

Kerchief, 5.

Keenness, s. , add,

ds^, |F Kernel, ^.

Keep, 7'. .

.
|
Kerosene oil, s.

aside EA^EJ*, a^oba; back

YT 4.A.1

company with ?o3o53)?o do Kettle-drum, s.

&
down Key, j.

up
s. >erid
Key-hole,
Keep, w. n. yos^ a, ^JS^FOOCS SaS..
U
from cjjs Key-stone,
on
zwa^a;
a; to sjij ^.
Kick,
up a. ?'.a.&n.

Keep, j.

Kid, j. i^^cj * a. v.a.&n.

co'

Keeper, ?> a^a.

Kidnap, v. a.

Keeping, s. . =5=6)

do 5
,
Jj r. Kidnapper, ?

Keepsake, a?o5o U '

I^JD I

Kidney, s. bean
-S-13^
del r\o I
Kill, v. a. 3&F?
Keg, .?. O^

Kell, s. ^ Killing, 5. ,
3oo?3.

37
 Kil 290 Kna

Killer, s. =$ob Kingly, a.

Kiln, s. wd, $13; esrtal.

Kimbo, a. , wrr*a; to
Kingpost, s.
set the arms a
King's-evil, s.

Kin, ^. ^oO; (on the back)

a.
(of the face)
Kin,
Kingship, s.
&d.3
j

Kind, .y.

of Kinsfolk, s.
--Q

Kind, a. Kinsman, s.
s^cS
Kirk, s.

Kindle, :,-. a. Kirtle, s.

Kiss, ^.

Kindliness, s. cSo

siidoi, ;3 Kit, s. rto

Kindly, .
?d,

Kitchen, j.

Kindness, ^. rfoi), ;
furniture
^33,
d, r$; garden =5^o5o^^^)
"
work y!
Kindred, a.

s.
Kite, ft&; rr^sid, sid.

Kith, s. tJoO '; and kin

Kindred,
Kitten, s.

Kinc, ^ ^/. ^i
King. j. e5ds>o, 's resi- Klick, r..
dence .
Q
Kingcraft, J.
Knack, s.

^ a. t
e ;

Kingdom,
r

J. !l;
c .

Knag, s.

Kingfisher, ^. s*
 Kna 291 Kno

Knaggy, a. Knighthood, s. ?jdc3>0ri, 2*>3o

rtol}^;
Knapsack, s.

Knit, v. a. rofos srac^o^,

Kn;ive, s. , d=5-,,
the brows
rras3JS?

Knavery, s. s3js?ro, dfl,

Knitting, ^.
zxdtf,
titf^d.
Knavish, a. d^A, Knob, s. rtofo*, r(oo^o;
Knobby, a.
tf^cta,
Knead, v.a. Knock, ^. .,

Knock, v. n. & a.
Knee, s.

cap 3Je.
pn

Knee-deep, a. s3J3do33e)02)o,
Knocker, 5.
tlfiUo.e3e>0&,

Knee-joint, s.
Knoll, a. ^ofeSd ?id.
do^jrf &?

Kneel, TV. .

Knoll, s.

Knot, .y.

Kneeling, ^. i i w ^*
A j

^o^? ^Oi<2J* fi_OCi.

Q!)

of a rattan if ^ ri

Knee-pan,^. s3,

Knell, ^. ?3

Knick, ?:'.. a.
Knotted,
Knife, s. =3 a.
,
Knotty,
maker
Cft99&.
Know, f. a.

Knight, ^.
?odc3>d, cs>o^, &
^, c. ^/.; I know him
*
^oz3 e?od 5

Knight-errant, j. ?3 I know it

37
 Kno 292 Lac

Knowable, a.
S 1

dJ, lOOJOO, rU)o3e>&

Knowing, . Known, a.

a man Knuckle, T. n

Knowingly, a:?. -;,

Koran, s.

Knowledge, s. Kraal, s. 30$.,

L
La, /. Labyrinth,
Label,
<'. .
Lac, s.

Labial, a. Lac, Lakh,

Lace,

Lablab vulgaris, j.

Laboratory, s.
Lacerate, v.a.
OJN

Laborious, .

Laceration, J.

Lacerta, j.

Labour, s.
Lachrymal, .

Lack, j.

Labour, ?..
,

Lackaday, it

Labour, v.a. S?J3S!j5)

oJ
.

^3^i a, Lackey, s.
oJ
Labourer, j. ^j?0c7so3o,
OzrsoSo; day Lack-lustre, a
o3o.
 Lac 293 Lam

Laconic, -al, a. \ ao& Laic, -al. <7.

^oa
Lair, s.
^)
Laconicism, Laconism, .?.

Laird,
aid. doJ
Lacteal, Lacteous, a. s.
Laity,
a^d|
Lactescent, a. 3^0* Lake, s. 6, -S-6,
o* aoz2a.

Lactiferous. <?. sS Lamb. s.

^jso
Lambkin, s.
s^do -S-o^i, ^
Lad, ^.
n
^>e6. Lame, .

Ladder, j.
v. a.

Lade, w. .

, 33^03^)^, Lameness, ^.

Lading, ^. - bill of
Lament, s.

Ladle, ^.

tdo,
f>'

Lady, ^. Lamentable, .

s. Lamentation, ^. rijs^o,
Lady-bird, -bug, -cow, -fly,

Ladylike, a.

d,
Lamina, s.

Lag, v. n. |jd Lamp, s. _ ..._, _

*&$. a. ^ 3Jo3o' earthen

o
li>^>: brass

Lagoon, Lagune, s. lamp rTSfS'saF^.

[
Lamp-black, s.
 Lain 294 Lap

Lampoon, s. $dd ?F3rte2, SotSd fTOS* a=5*j,

7T
d '

Land-survey, ^.

Lance, s.
^sj^, jo^p, #$3. 2. #.

So^) >; aSrSjeLzio

Land-tax, s. jS^; =5*0

[o3o.
Lancer, s.
Land-waiter, s.

Lancet, s.
o3o, tooddci

Landward, ad.
Land, j. jJ Wj

Landwind, .y.

Landed, a.
Lane, s.
t,cS, rt;
Language, j.
property z3o?i,
^d Languid, a.
Land-force, s.
qJJ3?Sjji,
.
x
to s.
Languidness,
Landgrave, j-.
dc3.
Languish, ^. .

Landholder, Landowner, s.

j.
Languor, s. ^3, tJ03Je)?o,
Landing, 2-5
*;
); place
Lank, a.

Land-jobber, j.

Lantern, 5.
Landlady, j.

Lap, j. td
.

Landlord, ^.

rtsrt

Landmark, ^. Lap, v.a.&n.

.

WO,

Lapdog, 5.

s. Lapful, 5.
Landscape,
 Lap 295 Lat

J. Lashing, s.
Lapidary,
n* sra Lass, 5.

s. Lassitude,
Lapse, ^.

tt.
Last, -S-. 53e)S

cS

s.
Lapwing, .
Last, ^.

Larboard, 5.
Last, a.

Larceny, s. at

Urt. to the words

Lard, .y. s of a dying person
year
Last, ad.
oJ

Large, .
doe;, Last, v..
erocsejd.

</
Largely,
Lastage, s.

Largeness, Lasting, .

Largess, j. Latch, j.

Lark, s.
v_
Latchet, ^.

Larva, s.
5^0, Late, a.

Larynx,

Lascar, ^.

Lascivious, a. Lately, ad. ,

loo

Lateness, ^.
^ds^), erodo,

Lasciviousness, s Latent, .
rio^o.d,
,
U
, cSorrsa,
S^^^;
Lash, ^.

Lateral, .

branch

Laterite, s. dood.
 Lat 296 Lav

Latcst, a. 3d&, Laugh, s ;|7

Lath, s. riz: Laughable, a.
10

Lathe, s.

r. n. Laughing-stock, s. 35 rio
Lather,

Laughter, s. i^, ;f sjsei

$j)>.
S. Launch, s.

Latin, s.

Latitude, s.

Launder, Laundress, 5. sjo^ Q

O'D

Latitudinarian, ^.

Laundry, j.

a* Laureate, a.
Latitudinarianism, ^.
rtOroa,
poet
Latter, a. cd 3
Laurel, j.

Latterly, <2^. f
s^od.

cSooioo, Lava, ^.

^y.,
eJ-
Lattice, 5.
Lavatory, 5. 3J
d; ^o^, c5 ^^D*.
Laud, v.a. Lave, r. a. ,D33
^, ^jrid

Laudable, a.

Laudanum, J.
Lavender, ^.

Laugh, T'.W. I water

aloud
at Laver, ^. ^
in the sleeve
 Lav 297 Lea

Lavish, a. of -to heart -_

3oc)<S* >;
UP to be
laid up ?fo
F dotfo a, wait for
?i: waste
A
Lavishinent, s.

SJ2&F. Lay, j. rSoSo^j

d2J303o;
Law, S. , Lay, a.
^3o?ro^dorf,
a) q>O
Layer, s. 3323*0* , ?3e>Q*;
re. j.
La.yman, r^ad^
Lawful, a.
s.
Lazaret, Lazaretto,
.

Lawgiver, j.
Lazy, tf.
ww^
man dsl
Co
Lawless, a.
Laziness, ^. e
qwcS, zli

Lawlessness, j.
Lea, s.

Lawn, j.
Lead, v.a.&n.
*&&"> j

the way
Lawsuit, 5.
^^S^
Lead, j.

Lawyer, ^.

Lax, a.
Lead, s.
h&; pencil h&ti
Laxative, ^. white
a. do

Laxity, j. Leaden, a,
rO^cS; hearted

a. dooci do3d, 200

Lay, 7'.
a^&a, 33-3^0^),
,

; by Leader, ,y.

down
SS ^)n)0^;
,
hold of,

;'
one's self down Leadership, 5.

;
OUt 2J2&F
38
 Lea 298 Lea

a. s.
Leading, Leap,

Leaf, s.
3*& ,

oid, C$F; a single

palm
Leaf, r. w. Leap-frog, .y.

Leafage, s. s.
Leap-year,
Leafless, #. Learn, 7'. a.

Leaflet, .s.

Leafy, a.

League, j.

;
Learned, a. ^O o ,
3573 ?o;
man
. a. ,

Learner, s.
League, s.

Learning, 5.
Leak, 5. ,,
2^5*, dO, ,

Lease, s.

Leakage, s. J
Leaky, . ^j;c Leasehold, a.
do.

Lean, r.n. Least, a.

not the ,
not in the
on one side >t5
'
v.. >
C3DSJ5) 'SvZo
-^
,
'
ww 4AI ^

Lean, a. u Leather, s. z^doF,

doF; dresser
doF 3od
a man Leathern, </.

Leave, s.
essi.jl, dz,
Leaning, j. French ysj fl
^j
eAJ3dof^5^).

Leanness ^.
Leave, z'. a.
 Lea 299

Leaven, s. Leg, s.

adj^ sracs* forreF;3)$; Legacy, j.

Leavings, J.
Legal, a.
Lecher, s.

Lecherous, a.

Legality, s.

Lechery, s. =5^0, Legalise, 7^. .

Lection, 5.

Lecture, s. Legally, ad.

r.a. s.
Legate,
Lecturer,
Legatee, j.

Ledge, 5.
tJr^ So

Ledger, 5. Legation,
T
Lee, j. jr 03J3^A^O
Legator, s.

Leech, ^.
, en)o ^J30c^o
tjodo. Legend, j.

Leer, s. L sir^^jp,
Legendary,

Lees, j. ri?o.
a
Leeward, ad. Legendary,

Leeward, a. eru Legerdemain,

Left, a. ,
.3d
^
Left, a.
j-.
Legibility,
Left-hand, s.
Legible, 0.
_> j
caowo, crfo 5.
Legion,
Left-handed,

38
 Leor 300 Les

a. Lengthways, Lengthwise, ad.

r
r
Legislate, .

Legislation, s. Lengthy, a. \)rf,

Leniency, Lenitude, Lenity, 5.

Legislative, a. OoJjs)o3o^, ^dors,

?j*, dodo, ^?5
Cp

Legislator, s. Lenient, ^7.

Q dOVOOJ ^1
Legislature, s. ^ Lenitive, rt.

Lens, Lense, s.

a, dsV,
Legitimacy, s. ^.
Lent,

Legitimate, <a;.
Lentil, s.

dJi^
Q ^)^a.
eJ
^ Leo, s. ?

Legume, Legumen, Leonine, .

.

S7D050
Leopard, s , z^lr,
Leisure, j.
8*3r&0
do^, r
Leper, j.
,
do
Leisurely, a.
,
doo^o

Lemon, 5.
s.
Leprosy,
Lemonade, s.
white black
t3j3^o =^J33^ ;
O 8J'

Lend, P./Z. tr

Leprous, a.
<^d5^)
),
Lender, 5.

?U
Less, a,
^) ,

Length, s. at
Lessee, ^.
=acl^,
and oSo, ^2 , rto^cred,
breadth full rlnso3
srorfrta;
Lessen, 7'. n.

Lengthen, ?;.. rocj

Lesser, a.
 Les 301 Lev

Lesson, s. SAii Levee, s.

S3)d,

Lessor, s. Level, a.

Lest, ; you
die *~ **
Let, 7'. 0.

alone
blood Fi $ ;
down Level, s.

in <JA)
; bricklayer's
; carpenter's
,. loose
the urine es
Levelled, o.

Leveller, 5. ^^)o^o^?3*;
Lethal, a.
Lever, 5.

Lethargic, -al, .

oi^c^ ao^a, =aJ5do,

Leveret, -S-o?i.
Lethargy, j.
rrs^ ^>,
Leviable, o.

Leviathan, ^.

Lethe, s.

Levigate, P. a.
Letter, ^.
SJ30&0 .

Levite, ^.

o. oSo.
Lettered, ?oo

^o^rf. Levitical, o.

Letter-press, drf ^d.

Leviticus, J.
Letters, s.pl.

Letting, j. ?S ^)^B ^.
Levity, s. sdrbd,
Lettuce, s.

Levant, a.

?ScJ.
 Lew 302 Lie

Lewd, a.

Lewdness, s. Libertine, a.
s.

Lexicographer, s. Libertinism, 5.

Lexicography, 5.

Liberty, s.

Lexicon, .y.
_

Ley, s. Libidinous, a
0,

Liability, 5. Libra, s.

Librarian, s.

Liabilities, 7750,
Liable, a. Library, j.
^
Licence, License, s ,
3oO

Liar, 5.

Libation,

Licentiate, s.
Libel, s.

'. a. yp^Dd sj

Licentious, a.

s. ^sslo^.
Libeller, ^
Licentiousness,
Libellous, a.

Liberal, a. Lichen, s. 33D2&,

Licit, a.

Lick, 7'..
o
Liberality, s. Lick, ^. s5 ; penny
d3, riora, spit
SJ Lickerish, a.

Liberate, i\a.

Lickerishness, s.

Liberation, s. s.
Licorice,
wild - riodorfootS,
?S, s^oo^. :

Liberator, s.
 Lid 303 Lig

Lid, s. of the
So-

eye
Lie, s. , up
a.
Lift, J. o^tf
Lie, r-. .

Ligament, ^. ZJo
.,

down zj n
in wait s.
; Ligature,
Lief, a. & Z5i-
Light, s.

Liege, ^. vu&d.
a.
Light, .
sorlod,

Lien, ^.
Light, v.a.
Lieu, j. n s
,

Lieutenant, (in the v. n.

Light, on, upon
army)
down, off, from
Life, ^.

Lighten, r. a.
3^-32!

^; to the annu- sortod

; a,
ty SJSS-SFSJ^ sSo ;
Sz)o^ .

Life-blood, s.
Light-fingered, a.
s^cS N|O^- enici
o ,

Life-boat, J. a.
Light-footed,
Life-giving, a.

Light-headed, a. r

Life-guard, j. 5d?oo

Lifeless, a.

Light-hearted, a.
Lifetime, s. ^Or3)os d, s

W, 53?d, W Light-house, ^.

Lift. 7-. a.
 304 Lin

s.
Light-minded, tf. Liking, 'ssi, ^^3,

Lightly, ad. ^ol, Sortod,

y s.

Limh.
Lightness, j. aoriod,
s.
^D all the
5. rio*",
^ ^ri;
Lightning, n A
iVfi

Limbed, a.
Lights, .y.//.
Limber, <7.

SJ
a. Limbo, Limbus, s.
Lightsome, ti,

Lime, ^.

Ligneous, a. Limekiln, j.

Ligure, s. Limestone, 5.
3J^
Limit, ^. doe/,,
Like, a. riO, ?

Like, r. a.

\ I

Limitation, s.
;
do you like it
-&
D ; 5o3S,
cJ=ffS

Limited, a. 20

Likelihood, ^.

Limn, ?-. .

Limner, ^. zj
1

Limp, t
Likely, ad.
. .

^_; he is to come
toOoSod ^03 Limpid, #. ^,
Like-minded, a. KOSO.

^02? ^O^nJ* Limpidity, Limpidness, s. ^

Liken, t
r

. a.

Limy, a.
; *e>7k>$.

s. 3 Linchpin, j. S5
Likeness, cr

Lincture, Linctus, 5.

Line, j. rid, Aek

Likewise, W. 55 , rfbre; cross-

d, ?J35, -573. ca
 Lin 305 Lis

a. fid Lin-plant, s.
Line, ?'.

Linseed, Liutseed,^.
oil

Lineage, j.
Lint, s.

6, 2oO. Lintel, s.

Lineal, <z. 33>do3i6

Lion, ^.

Lioness, s.
Lineament, S3J3?
Lip, j. >
5l>,
flrf o'g
Lipped, .

Linear, a.
1

j
S5)0^. Liquefaction, .

Linen, ^.

os d, Liquefy, . .

s. Liquid, . i
Linen-draper,
s.
SJ^F^. .

Linga-box, s.

Linger, t'. . doo Liquidate, p. a. ?roo ?o

200 3^0?J5)4^,
c3rfdo>, Liquidation, s.
,

o^)c^S^), ?ooC3

Lingering, a. Liquidity, j. oja

o. 5.
Liquor, rtortd,
Lingual, a. excise
oSo; d?o, sisc

Linguist, ^.
Liquorice, s. riorioFosBd

Linguistic, a. z 1

Lisp, . .

Liniment, ^.
sj
oO

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Lining,^.
List, s. 200, 5do; si^j, cpiS?^. ^.
Link, ^. ?
^- enter the lists o3oo

Linnet, s. rlo

39
 Us 306 Liv

Litigation,

Listen, r. n. L>oridj>, Litigious, i

i,io
t)

Litter, s.

Listener, s.

Listless, a. , sszsrart, Litter, t'.

Little, a. ?oora,
Listlessness, 5-.
, tooi, ?io ; recovering

Litany, ^.
sqqir?S, Littleness, 5.

Literal, a. $5^ d SjJS^dd, ^2J3 Liturgy s.

$ rci ^^o^^-
'
Live, v.a.&n.
Literality, s. on
; by,
Literary, a.

crao?36; Live, a. zodo^o,

J
Literate, a. azS coals

Literati, J.
^/. stock

<^. Livelihood, j.

Literature, ^.

Liveliness, s.

Litharge, j.

Lithe, Lithesome, .
Livelong, a.

;
the day
Lithograph,^.
Lively, a. t3?d
(

Sv| ,

Lithography, s. STOOD
CO

s. Liver, j.
Lithotomy,
Livery, ^.

Litigant, 5. do?^.
Litigate, v. a, Livid, .

fcj*a zoorad, sis!

"
 Liv 307 Loc

s, C
Living, a. Lobe, spurt,

Lobster, s.

Lizard, .y. c3ot3;

Local, a.
Lo, m/*.
Load, s.

Locality, s.

Locate, v.a.
a gun 5>.

Loaded, .
Location, s.

aa.
Loadstar, s Locative,
Loadstone, case

Loch, s.

Loaf, ^. 6J33..
;
'
eo Lock, s.

Loafer, 5. ;
ftOss* .,
60

Loam, s.
Lock, v.a.
yd, up do
Loamy, a. the arms
Loan, j.

Locker, .y.

rtjsdo.
Loath, .

ArOo Locket, s.

Loathe,^, a. -
J
d^roo Locked-jaw, s.
?i, Lock-jaw,
Loathful, a. t?o5o,
wn s
s^cfto ddsl;
OJOO, sS Lockram, ^. cSJSdn* =^00^0,

Loathing, J-.

Lock-up, s.

Loathsome, a. Locomotion, 5.

Loathsomeness, jr. Locomotive, .

ssortdo,

Lob, s.
dcs^; d^; rfii;

rtow; like Locust, s. ..

60

Lobby, s.
^^Q; ^J?li Locution, s.

39
 Lod 308 Lon

Loiter
Lodge, s. woio; ?>, ^00^. ;

Loiterer, s.

Loitering, 5.

Loll, T', .

s. a.
Lodger, Lone,
^ds3)cS Loneliness, s.

s.
Lodgment,
d, 228)7^*. a,
Lonely,
^.
Lodging, Lonesome, a.
Loft, j.

Long, a. erorf ,

watchmen
Loftiness, s.

as as 3)

Lofty, a. lived
ssso S^P C5- shanked
u
5. time
Log, , rfod, s,^;
Long, v. n.

Logarithm, s. so Longevity, s.

s.
Log-book, =5

Loggerhead, s. 3z Longeval, Longevous, a.

5. Longing, s. & i-
Logic, ,

Logical, a.

Longish, a.
^.
Logician,
s. erorf^i;
Logwood, 5. ort dod, Longitude,
<7.
Loin, s. Longitudinal,
 Lon 309 Los

Long-suffering, s. 3e>s&, v.n.

Long-tongued, a. Loosely, ^.

S5)ldo, Looseness, ^.

of the bo-

Longways,^. ewna n*, wels

Long-winded, . SiF

sraJdrf, 23^0* Lop, v.a.

Look, s.

. .

;
about one Lopping, ^. ^
after Loquacious, rt!.

t?)0; man
back ^d^
;
Loquacity, s. aofcs sroid, S3)
down on

Lord, j.
for
into >

House of Lords
on ^JS^E!^ ero

out 538$$; over

Lord, 7'. n. y^o>; it, over
; through
; up

Looking-glass, ^. ^o^ Lordliness,^, doers afi,

Loom, j-. dor\. v.n.

A. Q
Lordling, j.
do?]*,
TJ

Loon, 5-. Lordly, .

Loop, ^. =^jsd, =&>$=; hole,

Lordship, s.

Loose, a. fijiff* a, fcirfje)?^

Lore, j. ^
T, Sc^,
: knot Lose, p. .

Loose, Loosen, ^. a. to
be lost in
 Los 310

Q ; ground Lousy, a.

heart irt

53 J.
Lout,
Lose, i'.n.
Lovable, .

'

Loser, *.
x>r,

Love, 5.

LOSS, S.

35D,
Lost, 0.

^3^ Love-knot,
Lot, s.

SB, Loveless, .

De)^, Sofci. t'.

Loveliness,
?i,
Sj^Oj^;
^ sc .

Lote, Lotus, s.
33^06, Love-lorn, a.

'tfrfow: a.
Lovely,
Lotion, j.

Lover, ^.

Lottery, j. ticket Love-shaft, s.

?3J3^;
Love-sickness,
Loud, a. ^d 3
- ?o

Loudly, ad. ^^ Loving, tf.

Loudness, J. 2jli
1
6J
do^, ^
Loving-kindness, s. ^f\33,

Lough, j. ,

Lounge, v. n. Low, .
, firf,

: condition

-; fever, heat

Lounger, ^.
;
land ^n* cpJ3

c3s)03o, ; mind, trick

Lour, -v.a.

p, 3o ; price rt; spirits

Louse, s. a. voice ^o
re siw;' water
 Low 311 Lul

Low, ad. vIs^F; Luck, .y.

Low, v. a. Luckily, ad.

Lower, r./i. Luckiness, s.

a?3,

Sj do Luckless, a.

a.
v
v. n. doo?i>, ss'
-rf-

Lucky, a. ^\
Lower, s.

,. Lucrative, a.
i

Lowing, s. e3oJs>

Lucre, s. \

Lowliness, s.

Lowly, a. Lucubrate,
DZ. ^3* oJJ

Lowness, s.
Lucubration,

9
Lowspirited,a.

A Luculent, . sS ssl
eJ

Loyal, a. j
Ludicrous, a. i^ W&F,
Loyalty, 5. ^
Luff, j.

Lozenge, ^.
89N

Lubber, 5.
ca
Lug, v. a.

Lubberly, a. sS

Lubricate, v. a. a. Luggage, s.
v '

Lubricity, s. .
^oio,
Lugger, 5. firt.

Lucent, a. Lugubrious, a.
3^=5^
Lucid, a.
Lukewarm, a.
Lucifer, s. t3^ , 23^) .
JT 00
Lull, v.a.
 Lul 312 Lus

r. ;/.
Lupine, a.

^. Lupus, j.
Lull,
^. Lurch, s. =
ro 3; to leave

Lullaby, J. in the

^ Lure, i'.a.

;
to sing a

Lumbago, .?.
Lure, s.

Lumber, T.a. Ci Ci Lurid, a. .

,

S.
eo
Lurk, ?.. , 13^3*0*
Lumber, j.
room

Lurking-place, J.

Luminary,^.
A*, z3e).
SsJorodo.
Luscious, a. 03,
Luminous, a.
j3
a^, ao
Lusciousness, ^.
Lump, s.
&orf, doozS,
3oJ
in the
Lust, J.

. t'.. after

Lumpy, a. w>) .

a.
Lustful,
5. o3o, sii
Lunacy, ,

^osiljb,
e^F.
Lustiness, ^.
Lunatic, ^.
Lustral, .

Lustrate, v. a.
Lunar, </.

Luster, Lustre, s.
Lunation, s.

Lunch, Luncheon, s. Lustrous, .

sSoo^o.
WF.
Lungs, s.pl. 0$a{d, 8%3 Lusty, <?.
 Lut 313 Mac

Lute, s. g-ocfr Luxury, s.

s.
Lux, Luxate, v.a. Lye, Co

Lying, s.

s. n
Luxation,
a ii-woman
Luxuriance, Luxuriancy, s.

Lymph, s.
e 9 to
rt, ^JS^OF^
Lymphatic, a. d?JcJ;
Luxuriant, 0.
Lymphy, a.
^J3=^orrf.
Lynch, s.
Luxuriate, 7^. n.

Lynx, s.

n Lynx-eyed, a. r^u ,

Lyre, s. }cf.

Luxurious, .
Lyric, s. sjrf,

Lyric, -al, a.

Luxuriousness, s. Lyrist, j-.

M
Maam, ^.
(vlg. for Madam) e5o Macerate, v.a. F5^

Mab, ^. ^oi
Macaroni, s. Maceration, 5.

Mace, j.
soz^o,

Machinate, ^..
Mace, S. o^oo^-, ^
3J^, Machination, s.

Mace-bearer, Macer, 3.

40
 Mac 31 4 Mag

Machinator, s. Magi, s.pl.

Co
23~i) /*o
v^^'&P

Machine, s.
okoj, o>&3, Magic, .y.

Machinery, s.

Magic, -al, a.

Machinist, 5-.
do^,, s^dv
Magician, s. doo^,rrad,
N^)

Mackerel, j.

Magisterial, a.
Macrocosm, s.

,
SSSJF .

s.
Macrology, j. Magistracy,
soadtf ^^o
Maculate, r. a. 3$ OJ Xa,'
rfotfo, Magistrate, s.

^ Sj^SgS^)^.

Maculature, s. Magna Charta, s.

oo't) 5>?irl

to get Magnanimity, j.
Mad, a. do^r;

Madam, j. Magnanimous, .

d, ^?d,
Madcap, 5. Magnate, ^.

4& riodjs^,
Madden, .. Magnet, ^.

3, ojae
^b^s^^.
Mad-house, j. Magnetic, -al, .

oJ O .
dooqScJ, W
Madman, ^. Magnetism, s.

Madness, j. fcJu^Frs^^,,
Magnetise, r. a.

Madona, Madonna, 5. ^jd ^JS^ra, ^

oio bJS^j. Magnific, Magnificent, rz.

d, 'a
Magazine, s.
^JoJ
Magnificence, ^.

d$d, ^j8e>o

Maggot, 5. Magnifier, 5. doe3

 Mag 315 Mak

Mainly, o^.
Mainmast, s.

Magnify, V. a. j.
Mainspring,

Maintain, ^. .
=5^534)^0^),

>, 3^0=^0^),
5.
Magnitude,
Maintain, v. n. i,
SJo
Mahogany, j. djsrt> dod. ).

Mahomedan, Mahometan, .?. do Maintainable, a. ,

?3e>

merchant
Maintenance, 5.

^
Mahomedanism, s.

Maistry, j. doo^rfsis*,
Maid, s.
^.
Maize,

Maiden, 5. & } $. a. ^^ Majestic, -al, a. ,

do

Maidenhood, s. =g^o^;
.?.
Majesty,
Maid-servant, s.

Major, a.
C3e>rO.
^.
Major,
Mail, j.

Mail, s. ^.
Majority,
Maim, ^.
^Ood; S

Make, v.a.
Maimed, tf. S50

Main, o. do ; good

Main, s. DW, zl

P; S^OSoe) light of 3or1od

much of ^
Mainland, 5. ;
out
40*
 Mak 316 Mai

Malcontent, -ed, a.

over sure
of fci Male, ^.

>, $25 ok tJr^', rtodo; child

Up f
Malediction, s.

; up Malefactor, 5.

one's mind d) rrsd,

oJ
water
Malevolence, ^. ,

83
d,' doss. zooa
d
way Malevolent, a.
'

owo.
IT
Malice, s.
Make, 7-. n.

2j^>; away with

bold
z^oisr rfo^ci,
Malicious, a.

-up
Malign, a.
; up for
&; up with 34^-
Malign, r. a.

Make, 5.

id. Malignancy, Malignity, 5.

Maker, 5. d
3

Make-shift, s. Malignant, a.

.35-3 cxJo.

Maladministration, 200

a era Malleable, a.

Malady, 5.

Mallet, s.

Malapert, a. s.
Malpractice, tffej
20

Malapropos, ad.
Malaria, 5. Malt, J.
 Mai 317 Man

Maltreat, 7'. a. ^j DID zf {3d 575) Mandarin, j.

Mandate, 5.
333-3*,
Maltreatment, J. fl, ^dJSsc!;

j. Mandatory, a.
Malversation,

Mamma, Mama, s. 3csJ3e>, Mandragora, Mandrake,

Mammal, j. 06 Manducate, z'. .

Mane, s. =

Mammon, j.

Manege, ^.
Man, s.

?3e)C5o
r d
Manes, s.pl.
of-war ^^FC
Manful, .

Manacle, j.
, riilrt,
Go
=^JS^. ^.
Manfulness, j. d^
<o
5>, e2e^ ,
s.
Mange, c5e>o3jri23 ,

Manage, ?'. a.

Manger, j.

Mangle, J.

Mangle, v. a. ?i,
Manageable, .

eo^He)^, SOC
Mangle, z'. a. =^ooeJo
Management,^, tfdx'd^^^, wv
.
OsJ
, >53)F5o,
of a Mango, s. =^0^0,; blossom
household stone
tree ^o=^o,rf rfoS; the wild
Manager, ^.

Mangosteen, ^.

o5o, erl?3 ;
of the family Mangrove, s.

Mangy, a. rte3

Manchil, j.
 Man 318 Man

Manhood, s.

Mania, j. a.
v

Maniac, a. Manometer, s. 57D

Manor, s. s

Manifest, 0. rial,' si^li.

Manorhouse, J.

Manse, s.

Manifestation, j.

Manifesto 5. Mansion, s.
po

Manslaughter, 5.

Manifold, a. tortafl, ,
20

Manslayer, s.

Mantel, Mantel-piece, s.

Maniple, ^.

Manipulate, r. a. ^.
Mantilla,
Manipulation, ^.

Mantis, 5.

Mankind, s.
Mantle, s.

t3^3, fid
Manliness, j.

q!>iakF
v
Manly, a. Manual, ^. =g

Manual, .s. oi

Manna, ^.
Manufactory, 5.
=as>njsF?3,

Manner, 5.
^d, z~f(,
^d -as^;
*aL
Manufacture, ^.

Mannerism,

Mannerly, r7. Manufacturer,

Manoeuvre, Maneuver, s.

Manuro, 5. rU>to N d,

cO
 Man 319 Mar

s. Marine, a.
Manuscript,

Marine, s. ^
Many, a. , osd, So
fci. ^ Mariner, ^.

Map, . . compass
Mariolatry,

Mar, 7'. a. Maritime,

* cJtf
&~~'
,

Marasmus, s. Mark, ^.

K50 20&F
Q
on
Maraud, j. ,

0. z>. .
dice .

Marauder,
OJ32J OUt

Marble, j. Marker, s.

rioodo, Market, s. .

5aid,

March, p. trades.

v.a. Marketable, a.

Marking-nut,^. ^
March, s.
i^dd
March, s. docs* Marl, ^.

ZTe)SS .

Marches, j.//. , soO, Marquis, i\

6. . do
Mare, ^.
^jsrao ^odod.
Margin, j-.
=^d, &D, do Marriage, ^.

Marginal, .
^d^, 2oO
Marriageable, a.

Margrave, s.

Married, .
 Mar 320 .Mas

Marrow, s. Mash, s.

Z30, &c3,

Marry,
r
. 0. Mask, s.

doC3*' V. a.

si) wrl
Mars, s. Mason, j-.

Masonic, . ^
Marsh, .s. =^0* 2jJJ5>o, rlosi ,
Masonry, s. =&

Masquerade, ^.

Mass, J. SjOOCo , De)^, 3^)0^0,

Marshal, ^.
the masses
a.
=5^02);
Marshy,
field
Mass, s. /?. c.

Massacre, s.
Mart, s.

Marten, j.

Massive, Massy, a.
Martial, a.

zpje)?

^.
Martyr, s. ^ Soo?3 Mast,
sjod.

Master, s.

Martyrdom, j.

;
riodo.

Martyrology,^.
Marvel, .?.

Master-hand, s.

z*sl)S^d.
Marvelous, Marvellous, a. Master-key,^. 33^
oiord, z3r3

Masculine, a. Masterly, a.

, 55)do3i; gender
 Mas 321 Mat

Masterpiece, s. eosdo Material, a.

s. Material, j.
Mastership, a^rj*,
,
rtodo

Materialism, ^.

Master-stroke, s.
Materialist, ^.

ca
9
J.
Mastery, Materiality, 5-.

Masticate, v. a. a</.
Materially,
sjj^do^, 3:i
Mastication, s.
Maternal, . es

Mathematical, ^.
rirl^ci,
Mastiff, s.

Mat, s.
Mathematician, s. ri
,

v.n. ta

Match, j.
Mathematics, s. pi.
=^a; box
ca' Matin, a. ^odti,
Match .s.
Matins, s.pl.

Matrice, s. wft .

Matricide, j.
55^
Matriculate, 7 1
. a.
Matchless, a.
S.

Matchlock, ^.

Matriculation, j.
^)ori z3a.
s
Match-maker, j. ^b ^^do^4.
Matrimonial, .

Mate, ^.

Matrimony, 5.
o3o >s3e>3o,

rO 3,
'
r\ x
9 )

Matrix, s.

Materia medica, s. Matron, S.

41
 Mat 322 Mea

Matronly, a. - Maximum.^.

Matted, a. May, s.

Matter, s. 33e>Jd; May, aux.v.

you be happy
;

Matter, r n.
(

. ; be, it may
it matters not be , ws^j,
oO
/z. Mayor, ^. sje
Mattery, d^ro
9
Mattings, s.//. S

Mattock, j. do Mayoralty, 5. ,
rto

Mattress, s.

Maze, j. rra
Mature, a. , , ,

^o^rar; -age
Mature, 7.-. a.

Mazy, a.
.
OsJ

^. 20
Maturity,
Me, /w. o3o3c3*; to

Mead, Meadow, s.

Maudlin, ^. ci =5*0:3;

.. Meagre, Meager, a.
9 eJ

Maul, 7-.. y.

^jss^o a. s
za-

Mauud, J. Meal, j. ero

Mausoleum, ^.

rlel; to take a

Maw, j. woo,
worm Mealy, .

Mawkish, a.
Mealy-mouthed, c?. dodo 2J)0)o

nd, 03 Bt) d, 22s;

CO
d 53=^,0^
fjf

Mawkishuess, ^. jS(A

Mawmish, .
Mean, a.

So^, so*,
Maxilla, 5. a.
Mean,
Maxiilar, -y, a. do. s.
ijso;
Maxim, 5.
 Mea 323 Med

Mean, v. a. >, Mechanic, s.

Me'chanic, -al, a.
cxSooJci,
what does this

Mechanics, s.pl.
Meander, 5.

Mechanism, s.

Meaning, s.
Mechanist, j.

Meanness, ^.
Medal, s.
-

Medallion, j.
Means, s. erc
Medallist, s.

y this
; by all

no Meddle with, in, r.n.

Meantime, Meanwhile, ad.

,.
Measles, s. Meddler, j.

Measurabli
Measurable, a. v& 6 s^,,
Measure, s.

^^,3JOsi
take measures enjo3e>o3o Meddlesome, a.

;
of a foot BjvgJSC&Ji
^ofeS

Measure, r.a. Mediaeval, .

^oq oioor(^,

Measured, a.

Measureless, a. Mediate, a.

Measurement, ^. s^ ,

J, S5^^, ojD Mediately, a

Measurer, s. Mediation, J-.
tr
Mediator, s.

Meat, s.
oJ
41'
 Mod 324 Mel

Mediatorial, Mediatory, a, Meekness,

* ,
sfcqigcyto-
s. a. ^
Med'iatorship,
doq^ Meet,
z?>o??3ri erod%ert. Meet, . a.

Medicament, s.
riocs^r, :

ft^R-
Medical, a. 3>dod, do^rri, with

Medicate, r. a. s.
Meeting,
Medicinal, a.
s^qi^fj
rta w&. Meetness, s.
Medicine, j.

eS&J.
(^
Melancholic, a.

Mediocre, .
d, ^d^Q
^.
S5^
OJ Melancholy, s.

Mediocrity, J.

v.a. rso.
Meditate,
Melliferous, a.

Mellification, j.

Meditation, s. sA, risi)

o

Mellifluence, j.

Meditative, .
^.
Mediterranean, Mediterraneous, Mellifluent, .

a.

Mellow, a. sJoo*FC3
Medium, 5. tf,
<0 9

Medley, s, Mellowness, s.

Medullary, . b&
Melodious, a.

Meed, j. 5)^,, ^02^0

dotitf, O
s.
W3oOdJe)^. Melody, carted;
Meek, a. 5#, ?^,d^ s^oor.
9
Melon, 5. ^00:00^,
 325 Men

. 7'. a.

Melt, v.a.

Menacer, ^.

Melter, j. .

oJ

Member, s. Menacing, a.

s of the body
WortJe){33e>ort; of a society d, rirfo.
o
s.
Menage, Menagerie,
Membership, s. >

rf
Membrane, s. s

Mend, v. a. vdo>,
Membranaceous, Membraneous,
Membranous, a. . v.n.

?o^r~, ^ G>
.

Memento, j. Mendacious,^.
r\o

Mendacity, j.
Memo, j. ^o^o,, =3*^0,

Mendicant, J.
Memoir, ^. }=?k c^eJo

Memorable, nr. 030 3.

, ,

Mendicancy, Mendicity, s. f\Q

O
3j,SJ3o3.
<o

Memorandum,
*J^lSA. Menial, at.
\-/

Memorial, .

Menial, ^.

Menses, j.^/. .,

Memorialist,
cSDoSo; S5e Menstrual, .

Memorialise, ?'. <at. 206 d,

^srsio^; Menstruous, a.

Memory, s.

Mensurable, a.
J^, ri

Menace, j. Mensuration,^.
 Men 3-26 Mes

Mental, a. arith- Mere. ( ?.

^;^
metic aa?.
Merely, -

Mention, s.
Meretricious, a.
. v.a.

Merge, r.a.
Mercantile, a.
ss^sradrf, 4c^. 7 '--
Mercenary, 0. sj
Meridian, 5.

o3o,
Merino, 5.

Merit, ^.
Mercer, j.

Mercery, j.

Merchandise,
. a.
Meritorious,

CSgCi, J^
Merchant, s.
Mermaid, s.
STV3ISO.
#. siitiis^*,
Merchantable,
Merriment,
o3JS?z3,
Merchantman, 5. ^e)nS3)dd
D a.
Merry,

Merciful, a.
s^
andrew
^dows^e
Merciless, a. tfdofl
Mesh, ^.
ro
Mesne, a. ^^o^; profit
ti
Mercilessness, ^. Mess, j. zo^

crao^c^s^).

Mercurial, a.

Mercury, ^. sradd?o; 200^; oxide Message, J. ^oa,

of white subli- da
mate of
Messenger, s.

Mercy, s. sent after

another ,.
eo
 Mes 327 Mia

Messiah, s. da? Meteorite, Meteorolite, s.

Messieurs, Messrs., ^. //. Meteorology, s.

Messhouse, s. Method, j.

Messmate, Methodic, -al, .

Methodise, ?-. .

Metal, j.

rto =5^; dish Methodism, s.

^i^, ?o2ps)B
Metallic, 0. Methodist, j.

s3^o3. ^^D*ac5Do
Metallist, ^.
Metonymy, s.

^. "
Metallurgy, (=enj3
Metamorphose, v. a. dod cS

fey;
Metamorphosis,
slra?jDFeJ.
s. Metre,
^JS^OO
.y.
>''
^
j. Metrical, .

Metaphor, ,

Metropolis, s.
Metaphorical, a.
U
# ^ Metropolitan,
Metaphysic, -al, .

Metaphysics, s. 3
^.
Mettle, s.
Metathesis,
Mettled, Mettlesome, a.

Mete, v. a.
oO
Mew, v.n.

Metempsychosis, j.
^E
Mewl, z'..
Meteor, s. Mexican, <2. s

s,d,
falling meteors Miasrn, Miasma, ^.
 Mil- 328 Mil

Mica, s. ezjd Midshipman, s. .

oJ
a. Co
Micacious,
Midst, s. in the
of
Michaelmas, J.

^S^) 2oSj 3J20F. Midsummer, s.

Microcosm, s. <o^
Midway, s.

Microscope, s. ^js^ .

Midwife, s. i

Microscopic, -al, . ^

Midwifery, s.

Mid, a. ; space
Midwinter, s.

Midday, j.
Mien, s.
IVIiddle, s.

rf, rfdj^, c^; space

Miff, s. &7?z
Middle-aged, .

5.
Might, jo 1

Mightiness, ^
Middlemost, .

Middle-sized, a. a.
Mighty,

Middling, a.
Mignou, P. a.

Mignonnette, s. fcgoco ^

Midge, ^.
Migrate, r. a. ,

Mid-heaven, Mid-air, s.

Midland, a.
Migration, j.

sjoo?3J3,ci) ^d.
vJ
Midmost, <?.
Migratory, a. de
do3.
Midnight, ^.
Milch, .

aeO*F, Mild, a.

Midriff, j.
 Mil 329 Mim

Mildew, s. sugar
s. PQ. stone
Mildness, s)oB,
~
Mill, t'.a. 25^^; rrera

s. slosirao* sod Millenary, a. s.

Mile, sSjJ*, ..

,
Od.i.0 _

Millenarian, Millennial, a.
Mileage, s. dd

Mile-post, Mile-stone, .?

Millennium, s.
tfo 5 .
ro

Militant, 0. 1

Milleped, 5 .

crfood ri,
9 Miller, s.

Military, a.
Millet, j. great
?ro^o; Ds)A;
^rfgrf.
eSJS^; small ssa
Italian
Militate, 7'. a. odood
9
Milliner, j.

Militia, s. . .
oO

Millinery, ^.

v. a.
Milk, s. 3^o ; ^0(3;
Cd
s
32$ Million, J. sjs ^.
Milk-fever,^. Millionaire, ^. t>

Milk-hedge, s.

Milkmaid, s. 3 Milt, ^.
C

Milkman, ^. s5 Milter, ^.

Mimic, -al, o.

Milksop, ^. 33

Mimic, z'. a.

Milky, .

way
Mimicry, ^.

sl;

Mill, .?.

oil Mimosa abstergens, s.

42
 Min 330 Min

Mina, J. ,,

^jsdrtd

Minaret, ^. Miniature,
dooft. oi^o s
p<)
Mince, r.a. Minikin, a. j.

rloodjrf

Minim, 5.

C^J3D030.
Mind, s. Minimum, j.

Mining, 5.

call to put ill

5.
j; ,
Minion, rfoio
make
up one's ^ Minister, j.

Mind, t?*af

;
never 2^0

Mindful, ar. Ministerial, a. ^

Ministration, j.
Mindless, </.

a^do
Ministry, s.
Mine, J. f. .

do
Mine, Minium, j. ?oo

Minor, a. --9,

Miner, 5.
a;
SDfib* rolj

Mineral, j. Minority, ^.

".
qras* Jjj vu) , Minster, 5. ;
t?

e^t). 4^o.
^
Mineralist, Mineralogist, 5. ^.
Minstrel,
ADd.
Mineralogy, .v.
Mint, j.
qj

Mingle, r.a.
 Min 331 Mis

Mint, s. Mirthful, a. <

Mintage, s.
Miry, . =^

Mint-master, s. Mis, pref. , v,

Minuend, .?.
i-, w-, doo*-,

Misacceptation, j. WSD
Minuet, j. ^ it was a
Minus, a.

dora. Misadventure, s.

Minute, .r.

Misalliance, jf.

Misanthrope, s.

o3o,
Minute, a.

^odoS, Misanthropy, s. it

Minute-book, s.
s.
Misapplication,

Minute-hand, 5.

Misapply, v.a. rfossl. o3J5?ri

Minuteness, j.

Minutiae, 5. //.

Misapprehend, v. a. rl3o

Miny, a. *
Misapprehension, s. rl

Miracle, j.

Misappropriation,
Miraculous, a. s3Je>??3Je)^j
a d^ sj

Misbehave, r. n. ero

&ft
oj
Mirage, s. ^.
Misbehaviour,
cSJ3 0200^0 do 6. ,

Mire, ^. ^^o 4
, Misbelief, 5. j
oiJ

Mirror, ^.

Miscalculate, ^. ^.

Mirth, s.
.

*
42
 Mis 332 Mis

Miscall, T'. a. side*

o^CJO" sSd)
eJa^J) Misdirect, r.
HAiauiicot, t u.
</. .
^
do^
a; 3&ra. M
Miscarriage, s. T'.
^lisemploy, .

Miscarry, ?' . rfoO ^ a; Miser, s.

&a; rt^F ^>a.

Miscellaneous, a. Miserable, .

^c3, *3c3^ , , rlvlc3Do3,

Miscellany, J.

Miserly, a.

Misery, s.

Mischance, ^.

f, s.

Misfortune,
to

cause ^ maker
Misgive, r. .

heart mis -
Mischievous, 0.
spidd^ ^3
rf, gives me
^jspari
Misconceive, r. . ^sj Misgiving, j. sio^, ?oo2>odo,

siss^,
Misconception, J.
Misgovern, v. a wn f

33s)
oO
dft^5. ^oa, WcS^o
Misconduct, ^.
Misgovernment,

Misconstruction, s.
Misguide, r. a.

^33)
oO
dJ^WSj. a,

Misconstrue, ?'. <?.

^ov^j a. ^ Mishap, 5.
oJ

Miscreant, s.

?too3o;
Misdeed, 5.
iJ^
e^crsqS.
Misinform, 7'.^.
Misdemeanour, ^.

?>;
 Mis 333 Mis

Misinformation, s. Mispronunciation, s.

O CO

Misinterpret, v. a. Misquotation, s. ^55

Misquote, v. a.

s.
Misinterpretation, ^^)
Misrepresent, v. a.

Mislay, v. a.

j
Misrepresentation, .

Misle, r.. C3*33* =^J

. s. =5^0 ^
Misrule, j.

Mislead, #.. Miss, J-.

Misletoe, Mistletoe, j.
Miss, ^.
^ ,

Miss, p.fl. rioD ^^ a, ^sf,,

Mismanage, v. a. &ioaz3a>o3 0?
9
f
at3
;
w
soa; I my book
Mismanagement, ^.

d^J, ^o^rf ;
I him very much
Mismanager, j.

c3Do5o, r(i Miss, v.n. i

Misname, p. a. ^ 3 a, ^^) a; he is missing

Missend, z'. a.

Misnomer,^. ^ Misshape, v.a. dJS

=^odJS3J do^oOJ a,
Misplace, r.a. Misshaped, Misshapen, .

A* ^3C 'SkfeiIP O

Missile, .
, d^o,,
--

Misprint, s. &

Mispronounce, v. Missing, a.

a,
oJ
 Mis 334 Mix

Mission, s. ;': Mistress (Mrs.), s.

s. "
Missionary, tetf, .

3/3 3", 531)^ Mistrust, ^.

Missionary, a. a,

c3,
Do^
Missive, <z.
,; Si Mistrustful, a.
d, ^o^ &!>,,

Misty, a.

Misspell, r'. <7. y^d 33^0*

B Misunderstand, t'. a.

Misspend, &. a. do
Misunderstanding, j. ri,3o
^3^
Misstate, v. a. ?

a, D*,
o

Misstatement, s. 33s >

C3* sire Misusage, s. ^330^0

Mist, ^.
dox Misuse, ..
e)

^. a. ^.
Mistake,
w. a. Mite, j.
.
, rlorlodo,
..
OJ

*%
Mistaken, .

Miter, Mitre, s.

Mister (Mr.)

Mitigate, v. a.

Mistime, v. a. a,
OJJ ^JSdo a. a, ^r
Mistimed, a. Mitigation, ^.

exfsoci.
a. Mittimus, s.
r

Mistranslate, r .

^33^23*
^o do^a. srsdofo*.

Mistranslation, s.
^9 Mix, r.a.
 Mix 335 Mod

Mode, s.

e3J3e^
Mixed, a.
Model, j.

Mixture, J.

3, ^JSeJ, ^JS^SJ*; doe3*F; Modeller, 5.

Mizzen, a. 3 Moderate,
&d;3)rf ^J3^, 335030.

Mnemonic, -al, .

Mnemonics, .

Moan, j.

Moderately, a^. ?3)

Moat, 5.

zi), s

Mob, ^. Moderation, s.

rJ

Moderator, ^.
oO
do
Mobile, .

sjorfo, oi
Modern, a.
SO.
-s^

Mobility, j. 2^
Modernise, ..
SJoCiO?i

Mock, ^. a.

Modest, a.

a. Modestly, ^.
Mock,
fiht
of Pariahs Modesty, s. doOc&rad,
Mocker, ^.

Mockery, Mocking,
Modicum, j.
 Mod 336

Modification, s. z Molasses, j.

Mole, s.

Modify, 7'. a. 0; hill

d
,fc ^ Molecule, s.
dd,
Modish, a. 053u Mole-skin, 5. ^ot
3D>rf Sj^feJ

Modulate, ?'. a. Molest, 2'. a. =erd

o
ljr^,
;
ri
OJ
, 4 osp
Modulation, J.

Molestation, s.

Modus, j. ^^
Molla, s.

Mohammedan. <z. tS^os

Mollify, v. a.

05023.

Mohammedanism, 5.

Molluscs, s.pl.
S3i)^OZ3

Moider, v. a. Molten, .

Oo^o>)?i.

Molter, j.
Moiety, s.

Moment, s. !,
^ ra,
Moil, z'.. do
25__.. r. .
this

Momentary, a.

Moist, a. sj^, Momentous, .

Moisten, r. a.

Momentum, j.
Monachism, j.

Moistness, J.
sj?3, Monad, s.

Moisture, s.
sj?3; ro

Molar, a. Monarch, 5.
 Mon 337 Mon

Monarchical, a. h; hood
>j> l-s-^-r-
fW9^), OjOfJJ
s.
Monarchy, s. Monkery,
j.
Monkey,
Monastery, t o; pranks of a

Monastic, -al, Monkish, a.

Monocular, Monoculous, .

Monday, s.

53"3 d. s.
Monogamist,
Monetary, a.

Money, $. sj d/sso, ,

Monogamy, s.
order <f jsda vo
ready
Monogram, s.
d,

Money-bag, j. sj

&oo^5 =aOCO d
s
s. Monolith, J.
Money-broker, -changer,
s.
Monologue, Monology,
Moneyed, Monied, a. S3

aJodoF
OJ
^|D , w?^ Monomania, s.

Moneyless, a.

f^, ^-s^o Monopolist, j-. rio

Monger,. J. djsdoc5e)o5o, CJSOSo, ^23 C*3e>6.

e)

Monopolise, . a. rlo
STSpSJdd?^.
Mongrel, a.

Monopoly, s.

Monition, j. Monosyllabic, . ^ dd.

br
s.
Monosyllable,
Monitor, s. :
5D CT dd
:
ss'sJ
^\
zSJS^qS^, Monotheism, 5.

Monitorial, Monitory, a. sici do^.

oJ
Monotonous, a.

Monk, 5-. Hindu

, Monotony, j. a^rf d,
zf^aaft,
43
 Mon 338 Mor

Moon-struck, a.
Monsoon, s.

south-
west zo?iF; north- Moony, a.

west Moor, ^.

7
P
a.
Monster, J. ,
.

^?O
Monstrous, #. Moor, j.

Month, s. lu- Moorage, .v.

nar
solar 3o Mooring, 5.

names of
the solar s: j&ft ,
sjrio ,

Moorish, a.

or tracSr,

Moory, a.

Monthly, a.

vIoT^JS^o^e
Moose, Moose-deer,
Monument, j. rlo^F; Se>

Moot, 7-. a.

point ^or53,
Monumental, #.

Mood, j.
Mop, J.

t>6
Moody, a. 2^0^
IsT^
1
t
Mope, . .

MOOU, 5.

o*, new a.
Mopish,
full
Mopla, s.

Moon-beam, s.
s.
Moppet, Mopsey,
Moon-calf, s. d
Moon-flower, j. a.
Moral,
Moon-light, -shine, .y.

Moon-stone, j. oiiF. ; philosophy

 Mor 339 Mor

Moralist, s. early

s. Morning-star, ^.
Morality,
d t3js.,J j^v,.
V
Moralise, v. a. \ Morocco, 5-.

^3$ ^o
oJ
Morose, .

Morass, j.

Moroseness, 5.
3^0 slo^fl,
Morbid, a.

Morbidity, Morbidness, s.

Morphia, Morphine,
Morbose, .
Morrow,
S3 Morsel, s.
jt^,
Mordacious, e3, t^J3

Mortal, a.

Mordacity, 5.
c$, SS^

Mordant, 5. 5J)d, Mortal, ^.

More, a. 28^ , Mortally ,0^. ^0806

^c^, a, rfjtoa; this is
Mortality,
beautiful than tbat SD^,
and Mortar, J. ,

no
; ^ 83JS&; or less ^
I sball
Mortgage,
not do it any
Moreover, ad. Mortgagee, ^.

o3o,
Moreland, ^.
Mortgager, s.

Moribund, a.

Mortiferous, a.

Moringa, .9. cF5^d, ^

Morn, Morning, s Mortification, j. =5\>0o3oo
*
43
 Mor 340 Mou

Mother, j.
533^,

"A country
Mortify, r. a-.
do; hood in-
y^s:ra^;
law ^J5Do, W^; spot
tongue

Mortise, s. =5^, a.
Motherless, <s

Mosaic, -al, 0. Motherly, a.

333^^,

Mother-of-pearl, s. .
^

Mosaic, -al, a. s.
Mothy,
Mosque, 5. rfor
Motion, j.

Mosquito, s.

Moss, s. 7'. n.

Motionless, 0.

Moss-grown, .

zo^>. Motive, s.

Moss-trooper, ?ddsW23
oJ3!3c3 Motive, a. 3JOCJ24.
Mossy, a.
s to
, o^jdo Z3DDa; be-
come yrao* rici, Motley, fl.

MottO, S. ST3iBr

Most, a. '

IT to-

2Jl)C3*, 533; excellent

Mould, 5.

wicked djsldcs* ci> ^. r. a.

at the
5J5).
of all
Mould, s.

23*, 2030^23%
Mostly, a^/. ^ri. t'.a.

Mote, j.

Moulder, v.n.
Moth, J.
sJQ, ?ior3 S^S; Mouldy, a.

eaten 5^0 Soft, _

 Mou 341 Mov

v. n. Moustache, s.
Moult,
Mound, s.
Co
, ao<3. Mouth, j.
weioSo, doosund; ^
. 0. =CTs3,
.
of a river
eJ
make mouths at
Mount, s. , AO;

Mouthless, a.
Mount, z'. .
303^)5},
wdoa.
Mouth, v. n. araoSo
Mount, v.a.

Mouthed, a.

Mouth-friend, J. 2^>
Mountain, . sd , rlkl, AD;
sii^,rtod. .

Mountaineer, s.
dorra
cisoSo, sSo^ ^.
Mouthful,
Mountainous, . .

,
rra,?o.
3Jdr^rf.
Mouth-piece, s. sjsdo
Mountebank, ^.

Mounting, s. roon)d
Movable, a. 2^^, 2ad,
^c^4; ^
'

6
feast tfsy sjris
Mourn, v.n. ^J^P. and immovable

9
aj Movables, s. pi.
Mourn, v. a. s^dzooa?^.

Move, f. .

Mourner, ^.

Mournful, a.

Mourning, s. Move, v. a.

dosiuci =aoolio. a-

Mouse, j. o^. v. n.

hole

trap
 Mov Mul

Move, s.

Moveable, a. Muddy, a.

Movement, j. ^^>j5,

Muff, 5.

of a watch, etc, j.
;
Muffin,
Muffle, T-. a.
Mover, j.
, doo?&5 sis
o=5%^ .

Movingly, ad.
Muffler, s. doo?ix, Id
Si^rC*
Mufti, j.

Mow, 7'.<7.
Mug, J.

& *3
Muggish, Muggy,
s

a. ^
Mower, j.

030, =^
Mulatto, s.
=03^,
Much, a. &j.
^ra^ ^l^^rac^j,
Mulberry,.?. =^j?e03JoC3*r; tree

UOW ^3*; SO
wde^; beloved Mulct, j.

Mucilage, s. Mulct, Z'. .

Mucilaginous,
Mule, j.

Muck, j. Muleteer,

Mulish, a.

Muck-worm, s. >; fg-

e3J3^. Mull, 7'. O.

Mucous, a.

Mucus, s. Muller, s. e6oL>

Mud, j. Mullet, i.

Mullock, 5.

Muddiness, s.
Multifarious, <?

Muddle, T- a.
 Mul 343 Mur

Multiform, a. Mummery, s.

Multiformity, s. Mummy, s.

Multilateral, a.
Mump, ^-. a. & n.
Multinomial, J.

Multinominal, Multinominous, Mumper, j.

a. Sow
a.
s^rfdo^o '*a^. H^-
Mumps, j.//.
Multiped,
Multiple, s. *s3,d.
oJ

Munch, v.a.

Multiplicable, a.

Multiplicand, s. Mundane, <7.

Multiplication, 5
1
.
:

r(oro) 5"sd, 3o
rf, ^JSDod,
t^5> 4^5^); table Mundification,
Zy A
Multiplicity, ^.
^.
Mundify, ^. a.

.
s. rJe)^3*
Multiplier, rtoratf,
Municipal, a.
S^^O,
oJ
rOOSSo.
"U
soodd, sj
t/.
Multiply, .

Municipality, s.

Multitude, j.
1

Munificence, J .

doJSad, ae)(
cTsdJ.
Multitudinous, a. 38^ ,

Munificent, a.
o^S, aoi^
VUC3e)d.
Mum, intf. do^^d. .

33"
Muniment, s.
?ro^) ,
oO
Mumble, v. a.

Munition, J-. odoorf rf

Munjeet, s.
Mummer, J.

Mural, a.
 Mm- 344 Mus

Murder, s. =$
_, j
Music, s.

v.a. ;
DiDri,

Musical, a. ,
ao33e>0&0.
Murderer, s. J
d.
O
^?obr?n>c&j.
Musician, j.

Murderous, a.

Musk, j. deer
Muriate, s.
\_x do.ri.
of ammonia d
5e>d; '
VM Muskiness, j.
rtd.

a.
Musket, j. z5
Muriatic,
2*j^o'.
acid ^s:
Musketeer, j.

Murky, .
^^

Murmur, j. ^to,
Ci
Musketry, j.
,
rtocso
Musk-rat, j.

50.
Murmuring, s,

Murrain, s. Musky, .

^J5S.
Muscle, .y.
^ Muslin, j.

a. Musquito, ^
Muscular,
Mussulman,
Muse, ^.

Must, j.

Muse, r.. Must,

s^d^); (postp.-Kdt, e.g.)

he do it eo3j
Oj
Museum, s.
zio;
he come
not &&: (postp. -ZoQ ,
^ u
Mushroom, s. <?.. he not come o3o zo

ll, rO? 3s) 2730 WO

 Mus 345 Mys

Mustard, s. rjl)nJoJO.

Muster, s. ?

^i;
book
roll Mutton, j.

Muster, v. a. Mutual, a.
3Jdd,
affection

Mustiness, s. doorio . ; wrangle

Musty, a.

Mutuality, s.

Zpe>^,
o3o, s&ort. 53^
Muzzle, s.
Mutability, .y.
3JrtOs>y,
?oO
y, ss^d^, 2^0^04.
050
Mutable, a.

C3^o3, Wr
Ky,p
Myriad, j.
Mutation, 5.

SJJ333 iJjB^fej^

Mute, a. Myrmidons,

Myrobalan, j.
Mutilate, z'. a.
oj
^1)050;
do, &ori
Myrrh, s.
Mutilation, j.

Myrtle, s.
Mutineer, s. dori
Myself,
a. Mysterious, a.
Mutinous, dofid, rioeJo^d,
sli^o .
oO

Mutiny, j. dort Mystery, ^.

Eort^, rio^.

Mystic, -al, a. rioeJo.d,

So
. v.n. dcri let-

ter verse

Mutter, 5. doorco^ooreo
Jo Mysticism, 5-. rioeJod
w N
44
 Mys 346 Nar

Mystify, i\ a. Mythologic, -al, a.

sSJS^T TC3j) Tj'Cp v

oj
s.
Myth, ,
55 Mythologist, s.
, =5^

Mythology, s.

a-,
Mythic, -al,

Nab, r-. a. Name, 7'. .

-o^i, sic a,
Nabob, s, t>j

Nameless,^?.

Nadir, ^.

Nscvus, ^.
Na mely ,
ad. CoDouP c r. .
;
J ; ~? z

^, o3oc2cO

Nag, ^. Namesake, s.

JO^^SSfei.

Nankeen, s.

Nap, 5. '. .

Nailer, .?.

Nap, ^.

Naive, -.. Nape, 5. i

qir, Naphtha, .y.

O
Co

Naivete. Naivety, s.
: i

Napkin, j. 5 ^.

Naked, c?.
Zo^d,
uiththe eye Nappy, ^7.

Nakedness. ^. w {3 rfj-'o
od
,

rs^. Narcosis, .9.

Name, j.
s^do*, ,:
Narcotic, -al, <?. z3

nick ji ^L
D*,
 Nar 347 Nan

Narcotic, s. Nation, j.

National, a.

Narcl, J.

Narrate, z>. 0. 5.
Nationality, rlora,

de^rf 0^3, ^oJ

Narration, s. jc tf dj, p

Nationalise, 7" .<7.

sijg^o^,
Narrative, a. Zoo ZOO ci,

Native, <?.
,
eJ
Narrative, s.

Narrator, ^. country
language ^
Narrow, .
ertad,
Nativity, s.

Natural, a. ?o .

rs woB <3; a door, en-

^, DzpDdro
trance yrS a4 ,
s^^So. death =g^ histo-
"&

Narrow, v.a. ry ?:^ theo-

'

logy ^V&L a*
ej eo o

Narrow-minded, a, Naturalist, ^.

Naturalise, f. /?.
CO')

Narrowness, J.

Narwal, j.
Naturalness, 5.

Nasal, a. zp)d, s
Nature, 5.

Nascent, .
^^, la

Nastiness, s. =ao

Natured,^.
ill
Nasty, <r.

Natal, a. Naught, .

C3"327dCje
1

Natch, J. dJS Naught, J .

44
 Nau 348 Nee

set at Nazy, a.

Neal, v.e.&n.
Naughtiness, .s.
Jo-

tfor^rf, $ Neap, .

Naughty, a. ^
rf0.
Nausea, .?.
Neaped, a.

?37o3op; Near, a.
Nauseate, v. a. ,

ktf^z, w?o

Nauseous, a.

tfrie*rio*y Near, Nearly, ad.

Nautic, -al, a.
dead .

o"

0.
Nearness, j.
Naval,
Nave, ^.

to
Neat, s.
Navel, s.
Neat, a.
Navigable, a.

'S^; ^^53*
Navigate, v. .

Neatness, ^.
_
3p&)F
Nebula, 5.
eJjsf,^ rtra;
DD^, a^)odO.
Navigation, s.
Nebulous, .

Necessary, a.
s.
Navigator, Zj
,
er
,
o'O N^, :

Navy, s. 53)0^0,
=^^^0^ Necessaries, s. pi.

z2 of life
A-,
y*'
Nay, CB Necessitate, ?'. ^z. c- ,

1^3^ oio ,

Na/e, s. j?3d.
 Nee 349 Ne

Necessitous, a. esrt&d, Needless, a.

uri^cta, cio, ,,

Necessity, s. S3?3
,
Needs, ad.
So
3$, S5(3o3Js(<5, fcidJSdo; r
iWwfA verbal suffix
Neck, s. ."- he must come
3*jp
Neckcloth, .y. 'gr

Necked, a. =, TJ TT
Needy, a.

Necklace, 5.

Neemtree,^.
Necromancer, .?. Nefarious, <7.

a,

Negation, ^.
oO
Necromancy, j. 2
^4 'S.c

*- w^
$e*fc, Negative, a.
Nectar, 5.
essix^, ^o ^TsrecoqJr
f^, rOOZjJSdnJ, SjO^dorf.
Negative, j.
tar
Nectarean, Nectareous, d!.
'S,^ S5qJr
oO
^, do^od.
cjJdJJ-Sj.
Nectary, j.
^ Negative, v. a.
eni^)
oJ ?i

Need, s.

Neglect, 7-. a. ero

Need, v.a.&n.
So^od
Neglect, s.
we rest

do; I
I it not
it
^ ero

05^)
not come Neglectful, a.

Needful, .

5. work Negligence, j.
Needle, c5J2'Z3, ?oJSc3;
 350 Nes

Negligent, a. beast can live there

S&rf^Oj,
Negligently.^/. ^ his nor hers

^=$ wn*, '3^, &'$t$>$j'3'd

M^
he teaches nor learns
Negotiable, .

Kioc
o^^i,
Neology, s.
zpggSo* 4^^ :

** T-. w.
Negotiate, .

,
2*0^023

5.
Neophyte, 4*3 ^z3.

Negotiation, s. Nephew, j.
eri^d,

Negotiator, j.

Nepotism, s.
e5$akrio3a>crf;

^y.S?;
Sj

s.
Negro, &a, Neptune, ^.

Neigh, z-.. fl; oo23

Nerve, j.

Neighbour, j. <z.

oj

Neighbour, r-. #.

Nerveless, a.

Neighbourhood, s.
^6,
r:^*r ^
Nervous, j.

Neighbouring, a.

Nervousness, j.

Nescience, j.
Neighbourly, tf.

,
rf- eJ

Neither, pron. tfn* 53-5 033* . Nest, 5. 200

-ere, -tforfs37),-tJds*; this

nor that vcorfoSJs) *at3 55 w.
Nest, ?'.

; part, way. .

man nor
 Nes 351 Nib

Nestle, v.a. will happen

Nevertheless, ad.
Nestling, .y.

*o$, New, a.

Net, j. aos3,
tO
e52pe)^njC3e)0S,
moon
Net, 0. 3^, 3s>23?>.' year
Nether, a. 33 ?
Fc3, 3n
Nethermost, a. New-comer, ^.

o3o; ^^23.
s. New-fangle, . a
Netting,
5. cS x, SJfWSjJf-j*
Nettle,
V. O. New-fangled, .

Net-work, 5-.

Neuralgia, Neuralgy, s.

Newish, a.

Newly, aa?.
Neurology, s.

Newness, j.
Neurotic, a.

News, j.
30 ?o
Neuter, .

rte, ^^ Newsmonger
^S3s)3; C&>; JcS
**1

Neutral, a. Newspaper

Newt, j.

Neutrality, s. Next, a.

day
Neutralise, w. a. time
world
=3!; year
Never, df.

(cum. neg. verb.}; I do it Nib,

that . v. n.
 Nib 352 Nim

Nig, J. i
^^^
Niggard, 5.
eiJ5^, ^e
Nibble, ?. 0. wh crfoo
Niggard, Niggardly, a.

S3
Nice, 0. Niggardliness, Niggardness, s.

3JS^4 W3^^.

Nicely, t?C3
s
Nigh,
s^rf.
a. ?33:ra!rf, siw^rf,
ad. ^r,
^
,
doo^.
3J?oo j.
Night, ^j*F, "a^'F, DDj;
Nicety, to

Niceties, Night-fall, j.
g
Night-fire, s.

Niche, s.

Nightingale, ,,

Niched, .

f
^| .
Nightly, flt.
g
Nick, ^. D^J.
x'
D7)J.C5.
^
J.
Night-man,
Nightmare, 5. voo
Q
ero^ooo ^
Nickel, s.

d)?3o. Night-meal, 5-.

Nicker, 5.
Night-walking,

Nicknacks,
Niliilism, s.
Nickname, s^do*. ?'

Nil, 5.
Nicotian, a.

Nictate, Nictitate, r 1

. . Nill, 7
1

. a. &n.

Nimble, a.
633,303^0?).
oJ

Niece, ^. Nimbleness, J.
 Nim 353 Koi

Nimbus, s. Noble, s.

A.
Nine, a. Nobleman, s.

Ninefold, a. Nobleness, s.

Nineteen, <z. 3
Nobody, s.

Nineteenth, a. v. else
(c. neg.};
Ninetieth, #. ? I saw
Ninety, a. ?3

Ninth, <z.
Nocturnal, a. onlcj,
Ninny, s.
fig- T^sScS.

Nip, v.a. -S- Nod, s. 33

Nipper, ^. ^ociodci

Nodding, j. ^
Nippers,^.//, ?3j3o^.

Nipple, s. ,
Noddle, s. ^6. z f
. .

j. Noddy, ^.
Nit, ^; pick
ad a* to play the
sJ-^,;

Nitrate, s. 6 d
;
of potash Node, 5.

?Ai3) ascending De)^; descend-

Nitre, jr. ing $&>.

Nodose, a. rtob* ..
u
6
Nitric acid, s. Nodule, s. rtoks ,

Nitrogen, s. ^c^^)0.
Nog, Noggin, j,
,00^
Noise, s. r^ti, ri-iv

No, fld?.
^3, 553^.; sizj, ric3t>;'
of a
fej
o' o
No, a. <at3: one thief or of a goblin
ti

Nobility, s.

s
=^0 )
?jS , Noise, 2'. a. Si.

Noble, a.

45
 Noi 354 Non

Noiseless, a. Non-atteridance, s.

po Wdo>c
Noisiness, .y.
rido, Nonce, s.
Ci

a. = for the
Noisome, &=$, ,,

SJS^do

Noisomeness, J. Non-compliance, 6-.

0,

Noisy, a. ,
rid s->d Non-conductor, j.

Nomad, Nomade, s.

SJ3C3* Non-conformist, 5. ?j

Nonconformity, j.
Nomadic, a. sod)
1

Nondelivery, J .

Nomenclature, s.

a.
Nondescript, ^p
Nominal, a. Kooe, jArtfu .Q^e>
ti

Nominally, ad. s -J3s)S3"3 Ihave

Nominate, r.a. Nonentity, Non-existence,^.

^o?ij^, e3^)
oj
Nomination, s.

Do?io S5^3=2) Non-essential, .

Nominative, s.

Non-existent, <z. erusj

oj
o>,
Nominator, j. a, crao3,
Nominee, j. Non-interference,^.

Non-jurant, -juring, a, c

Non-acceptance, ^. W 33e><3o>,

5$, S30ri,3o.
j. Nonpareil, s.
Nonage,
oi^?!;
Nonagon, j. Non-performance, 5.
 Non 355 Not

Nonplus, 5. rre)2> Northernmost, .

Nonplus, v, a. rreA do^ooJ 23:3

O>
Northward, a. ,.
3*F SoDdvi Northwards,^. 2o

Nonsense, j.
W.
North-west, ^. 53 > ok do S^*,

ca
Nonsensical, a, j.
Noso,
So^, eo
Nosed, a.
Nonsuit, .y.
s
Nosegay,
Noseless, a.
1

Nosering, j .

Nook, j-.

Nosology, ^. 6JSP
Noon, Noonday, Noontide,
Nostalgia, Nostalgy, s. Qv&f
Nooning, s

z3?jo
Nostril, s.
js,d.

Noose, . a. Nostrum,^.
60

Not, </. ^^ , at
all ^o^e3 so

3^; can
Nop, j. 32fc

Nor, , , , t?doC3*; may ,

;
he has neither father must , ought
mother ycrfon* doC3*; will
he
shall go
Normal, a.
^ '

CS school Notability, s.

. craoSo.
eJ

North, s. Notable, a.

North-east, s. , Notary, -s.

Northerly, Northern, .

45^
 Not : ; .
) i ;
Now

Notation, s.
, Notoriety, s. y
Wotftf,

Notch, s. Notorious, a. s^^d wo&o, ^

Notwithstanding, ^w/. &prep.

Note, S.
rlo^F;

eiJSj Nought, s. ^J3o?3.

; promissory-
bank
d^ Noun5 Sm ^^^
abstract gen-
;

Note-book, j. tile verbal

^^, ?5? S-.OdJ5
V-X

Noted, 0.
g?oc$, Nourish, t'.a.

^peoSo.
Nothing, J. CTe)3l
for j.
Nourisher,
make of
,
OJ

Nourishing, a.
.
oO
2jF, 3^e&?oO
Nothingness, s.
%*-, w*
tat) Nourishment, j. srao^,
Notice,*.

Novel, a. ^
Notice, v. a.

Novelist, s.
Noticeable, .

OJ
Novelty, s.
Notification, j.

November, s.

Novice, ^.
Notify, v.a. 5

Novitiate, s.

Notion, j.

then
Notional, a. rfrt till
 Now 357 Nup

Nowadays, ad. & cracrfo ddcS.^a/w.; an odd

Dn3o : even

Noway, Noways, Nowise, ad.

Number, v. a.
'
rtc5^)^, e3su
w' J
Nowhere, ad. SJ

I
Numberless, <z.

Noxious, a. =$M,
^^ Numbers, j.
/>/.

Noxiousness, s.

Nozle, Nozzle, s. Numerable, a.

do, rteg.

Nucleus, j. Numeral, ^.

gram. a. ?

Numeration, ^.
Nude, .

Nudge, ^. v a - -

Numerator, s. e3n>

Nudity, s. 5 ,

Numeric, -al, a.

Nugatory, a. to3*, WsS?; figure

VA J^ P'A-*!A ^^"
Numerous, <7.
u^S,
Nuisance, ^.
Numismatic, -al, a.

Null, a. Numismatics, Numismatology^

s-

Nullah, s.

Nullification, Nun, j.

Nullify ,^.. o^), r

Nuncio, j.
Nullity, *. ^ De)Od
Numb, a.
3,
Nunnery, s.

r. a. tiOoteoo d

Nuptial, .

Numbedness, Numbness,
*fc ^ Nuptials, ^.//. doc^sSo,
Number, ^. ^Q^rs.
o
 Nur 358 Obe

Nurse, s. Nutation, j.

fjS^j Nat-cracker,
S* wet j.
Nutmeg,
Nutriment. ^.

Nutrition, s.
Nursery, s.

Nutritious, a.
Nursing, j.

Nursling, j.
Nutritive, a.

Nutshell, j. ?o
Nurture, j. 5^,
,
to
oj -
lie in a

Nut, 5.
3^; betel
=oc)OSo;
~
Nutting, s.
oSo, S^^o; cocoa
Ntix vomica, s.
soap ktf Ss;o5o; marking
; gall Nymph,

o
0, ///'. make an
Oak, s.

Oaken, </. Oats, ^./>/.

^5)0503

Obduce, v. a.
Oakum, s.
CO
ci =a

db. S3s)do?).
oO
s. Obduracy, j.
Oar, ; doJ3*,
. .
s-dobS a^

Obdurate, a.

Oarsman, 5. riots*

J. Obdurate, Obdure, r. a. rtii si)

Oasis, U
Obedience, ^.

Oath, 5, to
 Obe 359 Obi

Obedient, a. ,
33e>;id Objector, ^.

Obediently, ad. azj Objuration, s.

Obeisance, j. ^ Objurgate, v.a. ,

rid

s&v^a, zjje)3^

;
to make Objurgation, s.
,
rt

rf

Obelisk, .?.
Oblate, ff.

Oblation, j.
=^rs^, u,
^0=^.
Obese, #.
Obligation, s.
=g^,
^ O rr*, dors,
toc2oc3,
ddor, wrt^o.
o
Obesity,^.
Obligatory, .

^S)r.
Obey, v. a.
Oblige, 7-. a.

Obit, j. s^odrs;
?je)^),

Obituary, j. 5
?|3cSa>o3o
Obliged, a.

5. Obliging, a.
Object, , rioO,
.;
of
desire 'as Oblique, a.

Object, . .

. a. JO. case

Obliquity, s.

yaca Obliterates'.^.
Objection,^,
_J _ Q
dj?23D^)^),
Tnr.
,
^ ^.
Obliteration,
Objectionable, ^. ,

^^), W^
Oblivion, j.

rfJ
Objective, a. r^S^;

Oblivious, s.

case
 Obi 300 Obt

Oblong, tf.erod. s.
Observatory, j. &
Observe, P. a.
^js^^,
Obloquy, 5-.

"'
W-
53)JdOci, O^ P

Obnoxious, a.
Observer, ^.
to rioO
S3?jSo^;
Obscene, a. 2030*, $ot3%
, ,
Obsolete, a.
Obscenity, .?.

wo
do Obstacle,

Obscuration, s. 5Jozoo>

Obscure, . sjozoo , dood, Obstetric, <7.

l*J

rioeJo.d,' rf. a. s.
rf;' > Obstetrics,

Obstinacy, s.

Obscurity, 5. rio
doeoo^,
feJo.,
e3' O
ess, ?oB, es
9'
Obstinate, .

Obsequies, .?./>/.

d, w^d^oSo. man
Obsequious, a.
Obstreperous, a. rid o oo
.

Obstruct, v. a. %$&> do^ooO v >,' 5ca

<3> ui

Obsequiousness, s.

Obstruction, s.

M.
Observable, a. a.
Obstructive, ca 6J'

Observance, J.
y^dfl, Obtain, ?'. a. sJ? ,c,

Observant, tf.

Obtainable, ff.
. ,

a if ^5- tr
,
Observation, s. 333^ e2l,

Obtainment, j. s
 Obt 361 Oct

Obtrude, v.a. Occult, <?.

Occupation, j.

Occupancy, s.

Obtruder, j.

^>c&>, s.
Occupant,
cSsoSo, e

Obtrusion, 5.
Occupation, jr.

jjF<3;3)
riorta.

Obtrusive, a. .

oJ Occupier, s. ,
O"

Occupy, ?-. </.

Obtuse, .

Z& si one's
^),
anle self, be occupied )

5), ^^SD^^)?i.
Obtuseness, s.
Occur, z/.. o^o
Obverse, s.

Obviate, v. a. Occurrence, j. ?ocr>3,

E&^^J
OJ
eAjOCS

Obvious, a. ?3, Ocean, ^.

Obviousness, .s. Oceanic, a.

Ochre, s.

Occasion, .?.
green sjs dooro*; red
s
s3doofo ; yellow
Octagon, j. <ora, doJ5s3,
->8J

7'. a. =5
cs,
_^.
Octagonal, a.

Occasional, a.

Occasionally, ad. Octangular, a.

Occident, ^. sj Octave, j. e$3ldo?od.

B oi

Occidental, . Octavo, J. ^9,333^

Occiput, ^.

46
 Oct 362 Off

October, s.
;
late

a. old
Octogenary, ;

^o; every kind 3dstf,

^d; that day
Octogenarian, s. <>irs
o
Off, i/.
rfJ3d; he went
Ocular, a.
cut
oao^oSo;
hand
Oculist, .y.

be 200^0 come
d rf
et
Odd, 0.

; put T#J
e?odo; and
take ^; well oi
even
, badly
Oddity, s.

ca

Off, prep.
Oddness, j.
the road
Odds, s.pl. 2*3* . '(/'.
; and ends
at
Offal, ^.

Ode,
to
^.
3j
Offence,^. ^sj
Odious, a. ,
?5do^d
"5
te Offenceless, a.
Odium, ^.
CT9o3.

Offend, v.a.
Odontalgia, -gy,
Odoriferous, a.

^F^, ^0^3
Odorous, .
G*-.
Odour, s. Offend, r r

. .
^ $
(Economical, a.

Offender, 5.

s.
(Economy, Offensive, .

Of, wJ3do,
word
 Off 363 Old

'

Offer, s. oin^D9 a? Oft, Often, Oftentimes, Ofttirnes,

v. a. ad.

Ogle, v. a.
to violence w$js3e>,d

Offer, p.. Ogre, s. d

ok^ Oh, >// to,

offered to go 3 S.
Oil,
C3* riod;

Offerer, s.
Oil-cake, ^.

Oil-cloth, s.
s.
Offering, Wd&fi, esJrd, zoO,
Office, j. s.
Oiliness,
kind offices
Oil-man, s. rrersri,
oiofl ^J3dOcI303o.
Officer, s.
Oil-mill, Oil-press, j.

; military sJeJ
Oil-shop, s.

Oil-skin, s.
Official, a.

order
Oil-tree, ^.

d; *-.
Official, s.
Oily, . ^ocl
Officiate, ^.a.

Ointment, J.

Officious, a .

Okra (esculent ),
s.
zS^zjsd
O5o.
Offing, s.
Old, a, sjd, tezoa , osSrcS, 3TO;Ol>
fa-
^)^o5o; 3TO,^*cS, -S-^D*;
Offscouring, j.
shioned d^d^; a y ear
Offset, j. 30;
dsstrd; of rfoozoo, ^js
Offshoot, J.
cs*; age
Offspring, s.
 Old :H)4 One

Olden, a. Omnipresence, s. ,

Oldness, s.

Oleaginous, a. Omnipresent, a. til ,

t

Oleander, s. vOe^osjs ero'

Olibanum, s. Omniscience, s.

Oligarchy, s.

Omniscient, Omniscious, a.
Olive, j. 'asS
r
<sr'

Omega, s.
Omnivorous,

Omelet, s.

Omen, s.
a sudden
On, prep.
a bad
re, gSj J3 ^as^n
5
,

good the wing

;

Omen, r. .

On, ad. aw
Omentum, s.
do?5; to go
to write

Once, 0df. ^o^o, toozS

&id,
Ominous, .
at
Ste^We)^), all
, , ^^c^;
Omission, ^.
at atfdsi?, 3i; rice

4; ^J^jd cleared of its husk

Omit, z. <z.
One, a.

ci, d/d^3j ;
after

Omnibus, ^. another another

G> a ;
'

o5od do ^ by
;

Omnifarious, a. day
0, loO;
^4 wr'i^.
^; side

Omnipotence, Omnipotoncy, ; tongue

at &ocrt?, ^
Omnipotent, ^. bad
the 3^5^); great
little oi25e) o no
wo o5o;
 One 365 Ope

S; such a Oozy, a.

one's ^o^^j; one's self Opacity, Opaqueness, s.

3Dc3*, 3oe3e>3n*; dress one's .

ZO
self sgpsssB*
hurt one's self a.
Opake, Opaque,
d, ,

Oneness, s. ,
Opal, s.

Open, v.a.&n.
Onerous, a. doo^d,
One-sided, a.
?i; ?jodo doji,
the mouth
Onion, .?.

Oil-looker, j. a.
Open,
zio* W05o; ssd^fc;
Only, a. &,0o3o?,
Open-handed, .

Only, ad.
Open-hearted, .
d, odo
Onomatopoeia, j.
qra^rd.
Onset, Onslaught, Opening, ^. eS 'ad,

=3*0^, ^oc^,^ ,
?oodo.

Ontology, j. af.
o
^
Openly,
Onus, J-.
gp^tf, eorf
Q
Open-mouthed, a.
Onward, a. do o zoo
030, ytore

Onward, -s, ad. Openness, .y.

4, ri 3^ i,
o3 aO eo

Onyx, s.
Opera, 5. h
Ooze, v. n. y^s-sd.

Operate, P.

o, .

Oozing, j.

Operation, s
sisd,
 Ope 3 (Hi Opt

Operative, a. o3o Opportunity, s.

Oppose, r 1

. a. erf
Operator, j.

=5^FS3; 2 >

Operose, a, a.
Opposed, erf,
C3
>doc$,
Q
o3j*>?jd,
5.
Ophiology, Opposite, ^.
^ocS^s^^
Ophthalmia, Ophthalmy, s.

^o^S ^o a, sS^O,
53o

Opiate, s. 3
Opposition,^

Opine, 7-. .

Oppress, ^. .
ao^Oj,?}, WWOF
tJO^i, ^. dot.

Opinion, s.

; public j.
Oppression,
am
, tfat,
of
Jjs
Oppressive, a.
Opinionative, a.

Oppressor, s.
Opium, .9.

Opodeldoc, j.

Opprobrious, .

Opponent, ^.

Opprobrium, s.
?,f

a. Oppugn, 7-. a.
Opportune,

Optative, . ^^ >& mood

Opportuneness, ^. 's.^'sqiF^
v
Optic, -al,a.
 Opt 367 Ord

Optics, s. Oration, ^.

zioSJB
v /
Orator, ^.

d25F

Optician, .?. do Oratorial, Oratorical, a.

ftF^s?^
oSj. Oratory, j.

Optimism, y. oitS
oj

533d; Orb, j.

"30 tpe) rtJS

Option, 5. Orbed, Orbicular, a.

Optional, a. Orbit, j.

Opulence, s.
so^oior,

Opulent, . Orchard, s.

crfo^.

Or, ^ Orchestra,
03J do, ^
Oracle, j. Ordain, .

Ordainer, ^.

Oracular, Oraculous, a. ^)rl)c3D

Ordeal, .?.

Srs .

Order, s.

Oral, a. W^ ,

oaosraldd. n

Orally, a^/. sJo<3*C5

s
, ;
in to grow wise
djsdo. w& e3^,; holy orders
j. t take orders
Orange,
; peel
Order, ^. .

Orangoutang, ^.
 Ord 368 Ori

Orderliness, s. Organist, s.

Z3e)03j, -S-ONSJ

Orderly, a. Organisation, s.

Organise, T-. .

Ordinal, 0. s -

Organised, a.
rioaJ^5gf
Ordinance,
Orgies, s. oi)lrf si^rareJ,
do, ^^)^

Ordinarily,
Oriel, j.

Orient, .

Ordinary, .
tJOSO; rjwtjjs;
i

S. PTOD3
drs, ^rf.
: in tJ"1)
H?o
-.
*s

Oriental, a. ,. .

Ordination, j.

Orientalist, s. y?oo SJoJirf

Ordnance, ^.
Orifice, ^.

Origin, 5.
Ordure, j.
&?,
^
Ore, 5.
Original, a.
cause
Organ, s.
re; copy
of action Sin
of sense s.
); Original,
Jo; of mind
a vital
a^ok; Originality, 5.

Organic, -al, a.
-0-9
bodies
Originate, i\a. ,
erocra

df^
Si)^?i,
Organism, j.
^jlb^, vu^
j3, Wort, Origination, 5.
 Ori 369 Ost

Originator, s. Oscillate, v.a. ;j

cS^OS, ^P2
Orion, s. Oscillation, s.

Orison, s.

Ornament, yzjdrs, Oscitant, a.

C9

,
craft S; ear
Osier, .y.

Ospray, Osprey, s.

Ornamental, #. ^3$-.
oJ
Oss, v. n.

a.

Ornate, .
Osseous, a.
cid, Ossicle, ^.

Ossific, . .
GO
Ornithology, .?.
j
1

Ossification, .

Ornithologist, j.

Ossify, v. n.
Orphan, s.
cOoo^kJo ,
.

60 60

rso^>.

Orphanage, ^. Ossivorous, <?. So

^G^, ^c
Orpiment, ^. Ossuary,.?,
ob 23e)/^

Ort, Orts, j. Ostensible, .

Orthodox, . 3e> WOSo, 5^0^

Ostensive, .

Orthodoxy, j .

Ostentate, f.a.
nJSpo Ostentation, 5.

Orthoepy, ^.

Orthographic, -al, a.

rsd Ostentatious, .

6
Orthography, j. titf&8 $.
s.
Osteology,
47
 Ost 370 Out

Ostler, s. is

Ostracism, s. ;
hear me
to speak
Ostrich, 5. i'; t

iiidoa; of

;
of breath
Otalgia, 5. o

;
of door &c3
Other, #. &pron
O5o; of sight ^of^TT* docS
0, 2?JS=$J3, each
the of use
;
<to$*ofeetov;
side e? arf ; of the way wsj
day si>0e>r!>;
T'J.
--

world the others Out, prcf.

Outargue, t 1

. a.

Otherwise, ^ rod, Outbid, ..

Otter, s. a.
Outbrave, 7'.

Otto, Ottar, j^oa, D

Ottoman, ^. Outbreak, j.
doSo 2JJ?'

Ought, s. for Outbuilding,^. ^^co *0

ao'
f
I know dO^JS^r.
ii

Ought, aux.v. Outburst, j.

; you to do it

Outcast, . ,

eo w.,

Ounce, 5.
a
Our, /to?*. ours Outcry,^. r1rf
C

cfc.
SjO^), c
[a.
Ourselves, />r<7. Outdare, 7'. .
z3)

^c5*; r^s Outdo, r.o. ^>

Oust, v. a. a, a.

,
f\d Outdoor, a.

do a.

Out, a the fire is Outer, .

the water garment

 Out 371 Out

a. Outline, j.
Outermost,
Outfit, S. 3l

Outlive, v. a.

Outfit, v. a. sio&Drf J3rta

Outlook, 5.

Outflank, 7;. flfcekJ: .

TT
n* W&F?} Outlying,a.
Outflow, J. J
,

sjssd, s^ Outmarch, ^. 0.

Outgo, p. 0.

Outmeasure, TV. .

Si, 25^3G
Outgoing, s.
Outmost, a. ^j
sdooh^^>; ^C3^.
o^) ,
oj
Outgrow, ^.
Outnumber, v. a.

do>, d
Outguard, s.
5.
Outpost,
Outhouse, s.
C2p;' rfJ3d ?j
9
Outpour, p. a.

Outlandish, ^.
Outrage, s.
3Jrf; ^eSers*
sj e5c3^
*
ro >

Outlast, v.a.
^jstfeo6

Outlaw, ^.
a.
Outrageous,

Outreach, T'. .

Outlawry, j.
^jsdoa. rtcs*.
&rfo30 rd

s. a. Outrider, .

Outlay,

Outleap, v.a. Outright,

Outlet, s.

Outroar, s.

47
 Out 372 Ove

Outroot, v.a. Outtalk, 7-. a. 333

n. Outthrow, 7'. a. ,.
Outrun, 7-.

, >3s>do>, Outturn, ^.

Outvie, v.a. o,?

Outset, .?.
?ojdo; wdo
$, ijsrfrlojd^), Outvote, 7-. a. ao

Outshine, 7'. a. sj

^0>. Outwalk, 7-. rt.

Outside, s.

w&dorf. .
Outward, ^.
bound
Outsider, ^.
'Vf
,

s!?d Outwear, 7'. a. 2030^

rio)

Outskirt, ^.

Outweigh, 7'. a
Outsleep, 7'. a, Si a. S2^
to

Outwit, 7>..
Zt OiOO^-
Or

Outspeak, v. a. Outwork, s.

S; ^p3F ^c J3^
Outspoken, ^. Oval, a.
?o 3^.
>>; &J
WC3^ y^d
Outspread, a. Ovary, J.
Soa)?]*^, Wt2). Otud
Outstanding, a, 3oJ3dWc>&, Ovation,
J)Sjoj, ZJ>3- oO

Outstare, w. ar. 2030^ Ovaviparous, a. s

Oven,j. wsS,
2^23^,
Outstation, s. e
Over, prep. Dos^,
Outstretch, P. a.

Outstrip, v.a. C3,

33e)do>, all Eos3oFeJe>; again
; against OJ
 Ove 373 Ove

;
and above Overcoat, ^. d
it is t?C3* Overdo^ v. a. oo

; give a,

and

Overdose, .?.

Overdrive, v.a. 3

Overact, v. a.

a. ws^ojo . sS^ri ;

Overawe, v. a.
Overdrink, f. a. 03
oSjs^o ae^^. &ra,
Overbalance, P. .
Overdue, <z.
C3 to
do 3^
oJ
a. J. 3^^
Overbear, v. a. zS Overflow, -ing, s.

Overbearing,^. ^
Overboard, ad. Overflow, ^. .

be fell

cs*
o
Overboil, v.a. Overfond, .

sSJS^d.
;
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Overcast, v. a. Dos^, sidos
Overgrown, a. 3
a; ,

t-Js)^ WOS?3.
to
s.
Overcharge, y.a. 30^ Overgrowth, to3o<^

>0^ WO^.
Overhang, ..
Overcome, r.ar. , do

Overhasty,^. wsd^ e5do^dd, en)

srsd^d.
Overhaul, v.a. 03
 Ove 374 Ove

Overpay, r. a.

Overhead, ad. ^ Overplus, j. ^^

3o20ri, loOa^
Jr
Overhear, i\ a. 10 Overpoise, v. a.

'o,
3).
oJ
Overpower, r. ^7.

Overjoy, 5.

c3, >o3
a, i

Overjoy, r. a.
Overprize, 7'. rt'.

y^ccdoCJ
Overland, a.
Overrate, r
r

. <?. ^Dr
slrar\rci.
.,
Overlay, v.a. Overreach, f. a. s^JS

Override, v. a.

Overleap, i\a.

oioo^i.
<7.
Overripe,
Overlie, i'.a.
7-. .
,

A "O"
sSo^rr* z
r. a.
Overrule,
Overload, v.a.

Overlong, <?.
Overrun, ?'. <?.

Overlook, t 1
. a.
o a-, ss^dOfS
r
Oversea, ad. ,
;

d yo3a6n*
Oversee, r'. .

sra^a,
Overmuch, a.
Overseer, ^.

^ -
.^
.^r. 2^0
^t5e>Cj*, 3
IT rtsj,
9
j.
Overnight, Overset, r
1
. w.
 Ove 375 Owe

Overshadow, v.a. Overturn, v.a. f

Overshoot, v. a. rfoO

Overvalue, . a.

Oversight, s.

Oversleep, v. a. Overweak, <z.

ZJ3o^ SO^Co
Cor

Ovcrslip, 7'. a. Overweary, v.a.

^OOuJD^)^.
Overspread, v. a. Overweening, a.

Overstate, w.a. 382^ c^ Overwhelm, v. a.

Overstep, z;.. Overwise, .

9
Overt, a. Overwork, .?. . '. a.

& .

Overtake, v. a,

S^QJ, CJJTTjfS ,
oJOS ,

Overtask, v.a. ^ss[ Overwrought, a.

Overthrow, j. Overzealous, .

:^od.
2^ort, S5w^
a Oviform, a.
Overthrow, .
-j,^
d 5e)d.

Oviparous, .
J
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Overtime, s.
?odooio, So Ovoid, Ovoiclal, a.

Overtop, v. a. Owe, v. a.

Overture, j.
 Owi 376 Pac

I him three rupees CsJ3e> Owner, s.

Ownership, ^.

Owing, a. 20 >.

to
Ox, s. zSJseS,

do; country oxen

Owl, .y.
Oxgall, s.

Owlet, 5. c Oxfly, 5. j

Own, 0. ^, , , Oxide, ^.
^j?^;
of lead

advantage ?3e>q$F; pro-

perty P73A, ^O^ Wr^. Oxygen, s. 33e),ras3c>oi3J.
V->

Own, p. ^. o5otds1os?5 WuJo^) ^, fcic^^O&O.

Oyster, 5.
=^0, dodo5JS05o; blue
^ ^.

Pace, ^. eszS, ;
to keep Pack, v.a.
with ^j?

Pack, v.n.
5. rio =^J?)^j off
Pachyderm,

Pacific, a. Package, s. tfe, rto^,

srao^; ocean

Pacification, ^. Sj

Pack-cloth, ^. rtofo* ^
Packet, s. <zv*

Pacify, f. a.

Pack-horse,^,
Pack, j.
^eJ^,
thieves ..
u
 Pac 377 Pal

Pack-needle, s. Pail, s.
dorfoSo; -sraj,

Pain, j.

Pack-saddle, s. d
pi. M; 35

Pack-thread, 5.
^ z33, take
.

eo
^^
Pact, S. of
fc^oCS,
Pud, j. =5*0

Pain, p.ff.

egci, dO
ZJ Painful, a. z33rf,
P.. &n. OSJe)?o

Paint, ^.

Paddle, s.

P. a.

Painter, j.

Paddock, s. doe; =5^, Painting, j.

fO oJ

Paddy, 5.

Padlock, j. Pair, s. 2ja

Pagan, ^.

rfoJ33
s. Palace, s.
Paganism, esddo?3,

Paladin, 5.
draO^d,
Page, 5. 2TS.
=^0 e5 Palankeen, ^.

Page, j.

s^o x
OsJ
w Palatable, a.

Pageant, a.

Palatal, s.

Pageantry, j. Palate, s.

Paginal, . prado.

Pagod, Pagoda, j. Palatial, s.

48
 Pal 378 Pal

s. Polljofp
.n iitl L v> rr f, $->^
Palatinate, i . < (* r* ,
'

Palatine, s.

qte. Palliation, ^.
?TOSDD,
Palaver, 5.
souid,
Palliative, rr.

Pale, .
srao^d, Pallid, a. rfos
sSo^d, ^'
B008,
faced

,
Me>a , 2; hearted
Palm, s.

Pale, v. n.

Pale, s.

d. ^. .

Paleness, ^. leaf t3,

wine 3 jsd;

Paleography, Palmer, j.

3s)^.
Palette, ^.

6; toora Palmer-worm, j.

Palfrey, j. Palmister, s.

wor ^o _
s. Palmistry, j.
Paling,

Palinode, s. Palmy, a.

Palisade, Palisado, s. Palmyra, j. 3DO,

v*cS .

Palpable, a. ^
Palish, .
Jooioo,
Pall, j.

rs^ d?
* Palpitate, r.n.
Pallet, a. arte3 erafto

Pallet, j. j.
Palpitation,
 Pal 379 Pap

Palsied, a. Panic, s.

Palsy, S.
?JOC5*53e>^, , 1^,; struck

a. Panicle, s.
Palter, 7'.

Pannier, s. &
Paltry, a. yooJ , BO,, Panoply, s. ?

Pamper, v. a. Panorama, s.

=&DFS3)>.

Pamphlet, .?.
Panoramic, ^/.
,

Pan, j. Lc3, to&, -2sJO, rOO^SJe)

Pant, v.n.
Panacea, s. t? ; after, for

tf^
sia^gi.
Pantaloon, 5.
5oe)?lrYe)d; pi. ^
Pancake, 5-. i t3DO*, 33"3 02)

Pantheism, s.

Pandal, ^.
5JJ
^ddo^,
Pander, s.
Pantheist, s. e3C> 4,

Panderism, ^.
Pantheistic, -al, .

Pandiculation, s ^.
Pantheon,

Pane, s. )e3,
CO

Panegyric, s. Panther, ^.

Pantile, s.

Panegyric, -al, a. Pantomime, . s. tarred,

f. a.
Panegyrise, Pantomimic, -al, a.

Panegyrist, .v.

Pantry, s.
OJ

Panel, s.
^
rra.cs.

ers-S-o Pap, s.

Pang, s. ^oo^o; Wa><33<i? rloto,

5502000; 650^.
48
 Pap 380 Par

Papa, s. S Parabolic, -al, a. ?r civ

Papacy, s.

Paraclete,

Papal, a.
9'
5. Parade, s.
Papaw, QhJ

J. , dod,
Paper, ^rte3; ^200$;

3J3; waste
v^
money
?'. <7.
Paper,
oorrad
Paradigm,

Paper-hangings, 5./>/.
Paradise, ^.
3^,^) 2^
rir, 4^^,
d
^)d^o.
& o
Papery, ^.
Paradisiacal, Paradisaical, .

t3 333.

Papist, s.
Paradox, s. e5

JJS^J 33^ld,
Papistic, -al, a. 55023*23*

Pappiness, J. rioto
Paradoxical, a. e5o23*

Pappus, s.

Paragon, s.

Pappy, .

Papyrus, j. s.
Paragraph,
Parallax, s.

Par, s. be
at below
;
above
Parallel, ^'.

on a

Parable, s.

Parabola, s.

Parabole, s. , Parallelism, j.
 Par 381 Par

Parallelogram, s.

Paralyse, v, a.

Parcener, 5-.

Paralysis, j. ,
ri 00*533 Parch, T'. .

Paralytic, j. zMs ; parched rice

U4
Parching, a.
Paralytic, -al, 0. wzp Forte

. Parchment, j.

Paramount, a. e5S Pard, s. &,

Lord Pardon, ^. a.

Paramour, s.

Parapet, j.

Pardonable, a.

^0^,6
oO ^^,.
#
Paraphernalia, s.pl. Pare, p..
0) eru^ri^^o, ro

Parent, s.

Paraphrase, s. I des. pi. 5

v.a.
Parentage, s.

Paraphrast, s. zjd
"u Parental, ^.
Paraphrastic, -al, .

e^U;
Parenthesis,
Parasite, s.

Parenthetic, -al,

Parget, J. rtz&
wT
Parasitic, -al, a. Parhelion, ^. iJS

3?1>030F.
Parasol, ^.
Pariah, j. do^?
Parcel, j.
 Par Par

raring, s. Parricidal, a. e

5iF, ^)^x3o^o
-o e)

Parricide, s. M
Parish, s.

?j$; priest
33)y, Parrot, J-.
A^; a talking
Parish, a. r\.
Parry, r. ^.

s. Parse, t 1
. a.
Parishioner,

Parity, j.

Parsimonious, #.

Park, j.

Parlance, s. 333 Id, ?o

Parsimony, s. o^ SJ^F,
Parley, i'. .

sStftetf.
^e>3Jrr^,
Parsley, 5. ^JS
toOto di, SirOO.
Parley, 5. ?g
Parsnep, Parsnip, s.
^^o.
Parliament, 5.
Parson, s. SD

Parsonage, ^. SS

Part, J.
Parliamentary, .

,
Parlour, ^. tr
in ^o I, s^DO'Su^; for my
Parochial, a.
for the most 3

5. IT
Parody,
Part, v. a.
Parole, s.
^'. .

from with
Paronomasia,
Paroquet, J. Partake of, in, r.tJ.&u. 53s)

Paroxysm,
x)
 Par 383 Pas

Partaker, s. Partisan, 5-.

3jj

o3o, &
Partial, a. Partition, j.

, docS, .

Partially, ad. deve- sii^ji.

loped a^F Partitive, <z. 35-3^1)050. s.

Partiality, s. qSr^ 2^20.

o
Partner, s.
s75>o*rTe>6;

Participate, z 1
. 0.

Partnership, 5.
oO
2o?5ci So 3*,.
Participator, j. D"

Partridge, s.
Participation, j. 5J3 sirred
Parturient, .

Parturition, j.

Participial, a.
Party, j.

Participle, s.
=.&&,?&, gram.
Particle, s.
3Jc5o., ^rao, dodo,
Pasch, Pascha, ^. 3J
15"

Paschal, a. 3J
TT
Particular, a. Pasha, Pashaw, s.

person ^ Pasquin, Pasquinade,

3J^,,
n
Pass, j.

Particularity, s. come to bring

^j^^J; S^O, to tJ^j <3

Particularise, v. a.
&$},
oO^ aS^ssl do
' Pass, -i). 11.

< ff
ad. Z5e)oi5 C3
Particularly, i,

5 la
s^ e^so ,

Parting, s.
 Pas 38-4 Pas

over, by Passover, j.
;

o3oo sizor

Passport, ^.

Passable, a.

3edo, riew.
CO
Past, .

Passage, s. s^a, r3e>>, ; help

; hope
shame
tease jja
Passenger, .

s. Paste, s.
Passer-by, rtosS,
.fl. s
Passible, a.
board work

Passing, a.
sl, yv?i
w
Pastern, s.
Passing-bell, -knell, s.

Pastil, Pastille, s.
^o^3.
Passion, s.

Pastime, ^.

Pastor, ^.
;
the passions
of subdued E3J
fit of Pastoral, <7.
"Sfo^eg
tribe
); fly into

,, Pastorate, j.

Passionate, a. 2pe)sra^?S

Pastry, 5. -,

man ^231)0^0, S5Cl P.

Ci-O
Li

Passionateness, 5. Pastry-cook, s. oraoSorra<3,

^ Do?) dov^uf dj^d

Pasturage, j.
^o^ zssrr,
Passive, a. 33
; rfsbceft, Pasture, ^.

Passiveuess, s. . 3-
 Pat 385 Pat

Pat, s. a. Patriarch, s.
^jjso e5oS$J,

=0,, ; Sdo. v. a. &iseJo,

,
2

Patriarchal, a.
Patch, j.

. #. .
3oo
oj
^.
D ;
work Patriarchate,

Pate, s.
36, cS^,
rt >
^^
Patrician, j.
Patella, s.

^0^)3,
Patent, .
rf, zoSodori,
Patrimonial, a.

Patentee, 5-. ?^
Patrimony, .v.

o5o, ?o^c3*
Patriot, s.
3^
Paternal, a.

Ssio^rf,
Patriotic, -al, a. ?a 3
Paternity, j.

i
$;1>F, S5
Patriotism, J-.

Paternoster, ^.
4^?2ra^>
o
Patristic, s.

0^o
a, Zo^ ;
Patrol, j.
^
Pathetic, -al, ar.

^Ocdr/r^ srarto,

Pathless, j. Patron, ^.

s.
Pathology,
j. Patronage. ^.
Pathos,
d, ^o^ *od.
wA
(

Patronise, t . .
Pathway, i-.
3:0,

Patience, ^.

rO Patronymic, a.
Se)0B,
Patient, a. ^o d,
3. J.

be &
 Pat 386 Peci

Patter, v.n. i
Payable, a.

s.
Paymaster,
Pattern, s. ,
oSo.

3d. Payment, s. ?^<

Paucity, s.

Paunch, s.
_
s. rf
Pauper, s.
rtO^zS, fcdd, Pay-roll,
dOg,,
^d ;

Pea,^. cock
* hen
Pauperism, s. -shell
^^,
Pause, s. Peace, s. ^ to

rlosr. ^ r
. . hold one's a.

.
Peaceable, a. 7$

Pave, v.a. _
?i^F rf
Peaceableness, 5.

Pavement, ^.
CO CJD^.

^n, do^rf fS
Peaceful, .

Pavilion, s. ^ 2 wo,
;u;j&3. Peacefulness, ^.

Paw, ^.
C^CJ rOB.

Peaceless, .

2*^0, a,
Peacelessness, 5-.

Pawn, j.
Peach, .y. SjtJ

Pawnbroker, s.
Peachick, 5. s3o,o*rf

Peacock, 5.
s. sl^o*,
Pay,
Peacock's-pride, ^.
v. a. jjra^) AfiSirft,
,J I
Peak, s.

for Peal, s.
 Pea 387 Fed

Pear, s. Peculate, v. a.

t3 si 3d

Pearl, s,

Peculation, s.
mother of ,

00
Pearly, tf.
Peculator, s. T^SFO^cS
WoA. cr

Peasant, 5. e
Peculiar, a. ^o^d), ?oc
oJ
ci3o3o.

Peasantry, ^. 5

Peculiarise, v. a.

Peculiarity, s.
Pebble, ^.
33653*,

Peculiarly, a^.
Pebbly, .

Pecuniary, a.
^o*d,
ro

J. Pedagogue, s.
Peccability,

AD 6.
Peccable, a. rioO Pedal, a. s

STOojrf, S Pedalium murex, ^.

Peccadillo, Pedant, s.

BJ^S. Pedantic, -al, a.

Peccancy, ^
ff
q^d a5>
rf, ^era .

Pedantry, j.
Peccant, <r.

Peddle, v.a.
qSrf, sj^
zTOo
Peck, p. a.
Peddler, Pedlar, s.

Peck, ^.

Pederasty, s.
Pecker, ^.

Pedestal, JT. =5^

Pectoral, a ,

Pedestrial, .

49
 Perl Pen

Pedestrian, s. Peg, 7'. a. rtJSoU 35efifc$; S5

Pedicel, Pedicle, s. ^.
., Pelf,

Pelican, ^. 3oo?j.
Pedicular, Pediculous, a.
Pelisse, j.

Pedigree, s.
Pell, j-.

53^,o^
Pediment, s. si>o
Pellet, s. Av rioo^o,

Pellicle, s.
Peel, s.
Pell-mell, ad.
rf3 ^^.
Pellucid,
Peep, 5.
?3S; '
rf x 3
<^>
;
of day
Pelt, j.
);
hole ^ ..

Peep, v. n.

Pelt, 7': fl.

Peepultree,
Peltry, 5.
Peer, v.n.
Pelvis, 5. ^13.
M
s. Pen, s. 2
Peer,
c^?3 manship ^
2^

Pen, s.
Peerage, s.

Penal, a.
Peerless, a -6

do&. ft,:
code
o -*i ,.-
servitude
Peevish, ^7.

sum
3Jrf, 5^> 6..
Penalty, s.
Peevishness, s.

Penance, ^. ^sj, sq

Peg, s. ^ooeJ, rtJaoli, bodily

rt^g^;
of a musical to perform ^
instrument T3r>, t^Od,
 Pen 389 Pen

Penates, s.pl. Penitence, ^. ^

zS Penitent, .
osqJg
Pencil, j.

. v. a. SoS* roods'

Penitential, a. 3-3
JT
Pendant, s- ?^J3raj.

Pendence, j.
Penitentiary, s.

Pendent, 0.

Pending, a.
do^oO,
?.
&prep.
Penknife, ^.

Pendulous, a W6& ^c5

jjodo. Penman, s.

Pendulum, j. wds^jdo

% j.
Pennant, Pennon,
S
s.

Penetrability, We>dfc3,

Pennate, a.

Penetrable, . O5o a^.

6, Penniless, a.
6 Penny, j. dra* doc^o,
Penetrate, p. a. .
wise and pound
oOoiooci, s foolish

;
to be penetrated e

Penetrating, a. s.
tf^ Pennywort
do^orf. s.
Pennyworth, ,

Penetration, jr.

Pensile, a.
Penetrative, a. j.
^ Pension,

Penguin, j. s.
Pensioner,
Peninsula,^. c3D05o, 33

Peninsular, a. Pensive, <7.

zp-
 Pen 390 Per

Pensiveness, s.
;
annum rid
cent ^P^CT?): se

Pent, a. jdoois* \

Jo-

Pentagon, s. Peradventure, a^.

Pentameter, .y. 2>J3 ^s*. Perambulate, v.a.

Pentateuch, j.

Perambulation, s.
Pentecost, s.
B
. oljo^^' 3o/T
Penult, Penultima, s. Perambulator, s.

Penultimate, a.

Perceive, 7.-. 0. ^ja

Penumbra, 5.

Penurious, a.

Perceivable, a.

Penuriousness, s.

Percentage, j. rid.

j. j.
Penury, Perceptibility,

Peon, s. e3c3>o3o,
Perceptible, .

j. JOOJOO, F^J
People, fcitf, dood,
Perception, 5.

Peopled, a. ; faculty of

Pepper, j. black a, ^.
reel Perceptive, a. iooSJScso,
;

; long =J3r2o.

Perch, ^. T

Peppermint, ^.
t3D?i*;

Peppery, a. dooo^rf, 5J5>d;

W*. P..
65^^)^),

Peptic, .
Z^C Perchance, ad,
iicS. J. tf^.
; rid, Percolate, T-. .
 Per 391 Per

Perforation, s. zJ

Percolation, s. Perforce,
OkOc^, 7T

Percussion, s. Perform, ^.a.

?o d
; cap Perform, v. n.

Perdition, j. .

5 53
a, ^^JD
Peregrinate, v. a. Performable, .

z^ro^cS sia^
Peregrination, j. Performance, 5.

rf,
theatrical
-^oSo;
Peremptorily, ^/. Performer, s.

Peremptory, a.

demand Perfume, s.
,
3JO

Perennial, a.

Perfect, a.
Perfumer, s.

tense .

~Cr so

Perfumery, J.
Perfect, p. a.
car si)^o a. Perfunctory, ^.
oO
Perfectible, . ?oo

Perfuse, v. a.

Perfection, ^. Perhaps, a^.

?odF?jo3jo^ Pericardium, j. riio^^rf

Perfectly, aa?. g) m

ar wn*. Pericarp, s.

Perfidious, a. Perigee, Perigeum, ^.

Sor^ doo^.do^)
w oo 9
Perfidy, ^. rjD^.
9
Perforate, v.a. do Perihelion, Perihelium, s.
 Per 392 Per

Peril, s. Perjury, s.

odo: of life

Peril, v. a. ^oeJ^Q^o ss^o^, Permanency, s.

od^,
<? 3

Perilous, a. r(ot3o^dd, 2J3oJ Permanent, a. ?od,

Period, 5. 530, cdiori, ?ood^ d Permeable. <?.

A)

(.);
of life w Permeate, 7-. a.

o
Periodic, -al, a. Permeation, s, s3

^, $ea3o
Permiscible, ^.
Oe>4, 23d^
Periphery, j.
Permission, j. es

Periphrase, 5. yucj S5e)Jd. v.a.

Permissive, a.

Periphrasis, s. 33"e)id,
Permit, s.
,
d3oC3)Q 2^?
qir J
cl
Perish, r. .

o^,

[fV.
Permittance, s. esj f|,
Perishable, a.
S5OJ3do. Permutation, s.
oL),
p>
si^ecS, O^e)d
Peritoneum, s.
Pernicious, a. i
^SS^F^. rfja
^. nci, sia^, .

Periwig, J

cJ^; e Peroration, j.
g
?'. a. id, doo^^.
Perjure,
rfj^ Perpendicular, .

^^,
Perjurer, 5.
_
T-. /z.
c3e)OSj. Perpetrate,

Perjurious, Perjurous, a tfo^, edosq

Perpetration, ^.
 Per 393 Per

Perpetrator, s. 3$) ri>6, S3 Persevere, v. n. AJ d

-
9 o

Perpetual, a. >

a, do3d,
^ d,
Perpetually, 00. Persevering, . A) d
?'.#. c^oa.
Perpetuate,
Persiflage, ^.

Perpetuation, s. Persist, v. n. eru^j ^>, ^

Persistence, Persistency, s.

Perpetuity, 5-.

Perplex, ^. dt.

Persistent, ^.
dob*rf.

Perplexed, a. 5 Person, J.
' dJ53J,
to be , gram:, in

Perplexity, ^. Personable, #.

^) , Personage, s. r

Perquisite, J. ^.
Personal, O 13

do?o05^JO, estate
F^/r* SD^o; re?ofV,
S5d w^, sfcao* ; pronoun ^
do^D^F ^ rosdF^do;
1
Perron, ^. pro-
^
Sra P.
a-o
tection

Persecute, p. a. sni Personality, s.

Personate, ?;. .

Persecution, ^.
^J5^_, ^
Personation, j.

Persecutor, s. 3i^dO ff
.

o3o, 3oo Personification, ^.

Perseverance, ^. K
oj

50
 Per 394 Per

Personify, v. a. Pertness, j.

Perturb, Perturbate, r. a.

Perspective, 0. &F&, rU
^,r2e

Perturbation, s.

Perspicacious, #. Pertuse. a.

v^; e^ Wja Pertusiou, ^.

Perspicacity, s.

^i?U. Peruke, s.
; jv>a..

Perspicuity, ^. s.
Perusal,
^^tJ d^).
OJ Peruse, r.a.
Perspicuous,^?.
Jf-
8*. a. &tfjs
Peruvian, >&
Perspiration, j.
cS^s/CTSoSj; bark
Perspire, 7.-.. 20
v. a.
Pervade,
a, s:

Persuade, r
1

. a. n)0
Pervasion, ^. ^7)o
o
Pervasive, a. ^g r

Perverse, a. ,
.

OJ

Persuasion, 5.
Perverseness, j.
,

^c^, ^^o^
Perversion, s.
Persuasive, a.

Pervert, T. a.
Pert, a. doc^o^orf,

Pertain, v.n. rUSFfta ^c

Pervertible, <?. oo?TSFd6 i^,

Pertinacious, a.
Perverter, ^.

Pertinacity, J.
e^^>, Pervious, a.
Pertinent, <7.
3j>r(o,
 Pes 395 Pha

j.
Pessimist, s. c Pettifogger, 360,
I

Pettiness, ^, o^p -

WO&; 2 ..
OJ
>j)

s.
Pest, Pettish, a.

Pester, i\a.

Pestiferous, Pestilential, a.
Petty, a. 5^ ^ ^.
Petulance, Petulancy,

Pestilence, s. Petulant, a.

0, ^zi^o.
Pestilent, a. ^drio, Pew, ^.

Pestle, j. Pewter, s.

Phaeton, a. ^3-323* ^^,

"
sro^j

Pet, j.

s. Phalus, s.
Pet,
4; sS^ Phantasm, 5.

Z'. .
^10^.

Petal, ^.
Phantasmagoria,
Petit, a.

Petition, s.

Phantom, J.

Pharisaic, -al,tf

Petitioner, ^. =^^y eji^

^,
Pharisaism, ;
y.

Petrifaction, s. r\!3,

Pharisee, s.

Petrify, v. a.

_ . v.n. Pharmacopoeia,

Petroleum, ^.

fl, Pharmacy, -y.

Petticoat, s.

50*
 LMia 396 Pht

Pharos, s. al ^^v3e)ri ;
natural

; logical
Phase, Phasis, 5.

; phases of the Philter, Philtre, s.

moon '
e) 9

Phaseolus raungo, j.

Pheasant, s. ^oc3 Phlebotomy, s. ^?3-

Phlegm, j. ^ ,
*
c
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Phenomenon, s. to

, 3353$, rattle ?

Phlegmatic, a.

Phial, 5.

Philanthropic, -al^ a.

Phcenix sylvestris, 5.

dod.

Philanthropist, s. Phonetic, -al, a. rid

0,
1

Phonetics, 5.
o
1

Philanthropy, i .
a.
Phosphorescent, ,,

2^0.

j.
Phosphorus,
<z.
Philologic,-al,

Philologist, ^. .
Photograph, ^.

Philology, 5. 2^^,,
v^'
^^c.0^
.
7'
7'. a. 2M
s.
Philosopher, s. Photography,
^. 's stone ?o3oa) , 31)
o
o5o 3^2^ DcL.

Philosophic, -al, a. Szj^ c

: . Phrase, 5. d^^, srald,
Phraseology, j. Oe^, 53a>
2,ra3tri
<

Philosophise, r p
. //. Jdo ^d.

^
Philosophy, 5.
Phrenology, s.

mor- Phthisic, -al, a.

 Pht 397 Pie

Phthisis, 5. ;
a lock
UU =5^
a pocket
Phylactery, .9. ;

the teeth

Physic, 5.

Pick, v.n.

oJ
d;^. J. rio

tf.
Physical,
Pickaxe, 5.
Q?dd. rlidJ8),
CO

Physician, 5. Picket, J-.

3Jo&3, zf'

s.
Physiognomist,
a,i?
^j ooo>crao3o.
Picking, j.
s.
Physiognomy,
'

a,tf,
s^ zrad,
Pickle, J. SAD
Physiologic, -al, . rtare
.. 5T03J 13
s
Oj

Picklock, j-.

Physiology, 5.

^. Picknick, Picnic, j.
Piacular, a.
Pickpocket, j.

j.
d.
Pial, a?^r,
Pictorial, a.
Piano, Pianoforte, J.

Picture, j.

s.
v.a.
Piaster,

Pica, ^.
^ Picturesque, a
Piddle, i). n.
Pick, v.a.

Pio
J it! 5
r
>> -
. v .; up S5td^)^, olr>S.
a quarrel
a bone

; cotton, etc. 3J3F 200 Piebald, a.

 Pie 398 Pirn

Piece, s.
^ooc^o, s^JSdo, ^jav'o, Pile, s. OD, S52J, ^jaU ; dod^
of a dj^> ^os3o; funeral
s; rTssj*;

S;
a of work Vdij. //.
i;
break in pieces pji e
rO ^i, oJJe!iS Pilp -> .-,
OJ -L
llVJ, L i (t ,

i_; fall to pieces

. -- .

_^

Piece, 7-. 0.

^' Pilfer, 7'. w.

Piecegoods, J. //. fcjs3$, ^osJod
Piecemeal, a^/.
r
Pilferer, J.
"
jj
OC^^ * *-*' ,7r J
CO"^!- W
Pilgrim, 5.
t3Di.C3s)03o,

3^3; //
Pilgrimage, j.

to Benares
Pier, j. ^6;
Pill, s. 3s
Pierce, 7;. a.&n.
Pillage, 5.

r. a.

Pillager, .

Piercing, a.
Pillar, s.
Piety, j.

Pig, s.

Pillory,
Pigeon, s.

Pigeonhole, 5
Pillow, ^.
ei5
case
Pigeonpea, s.
04;
Pigment, s. =
Pilot, 5.

Pigmy, ^. cO

Pigsty, ^. s

Pike,.y. 3Jri

Pilotage, s.

Pike, 7'. ;/.

Pilaster, 5. _, Pilous, a. desl>:l

Pimp, s.
 Pirn 399 Pis

s
Pimple, .y.
,
doori . Pint, s.

Pin, s.

cushion cJJS

;
bole Pinworm, 5

Pin, v.a. cjjse3 3 Pioneer, s. ?oo

So 55
Pinafore, j. do do
'

tio. ^ookJo.
sJ

Pincers, *.//.

Pinch, v.a. Pious, a.

Pip, s.
U, Vti&; of snuff
200

Pine, ^.

Pipe, j. tsoS,
^oo^S?*.
sj tobacco
Pine, p.. , -S-^ra

Piper, j.

tooeS
y.
Pineapple,
tf.
Piping,
Pinion, s. sooSo, 60=^;
zSsw, ^
d 'tfjaOd s.zlb* vB to
Pipkin, s.

jW.

Pink,
to-

j.
Piquancy, s.
^Qra, 3,
dorr*, 551)^0 drar; eyed
Piquant, a. SSOOF, Te)d<3,

1
Pique, s. 081
Pink, 7 . a. ,0
O

Pin-money, s. oS
Piracy, s.

j. Pirate, s.
Pinnace,
Pinnacle, 5.

60

Piratic, -al, <z.

Pinnate, Pinnated, a.

Pisces, 5.
 Pis 400 Pla

Piscivorous, a. Pitchy, o.
3s>, oS5e)0. Pitcoal, s.
A)T>

Pish, int. $e, Piteous, j.

Pismire, .?. &t3

Piss, S. 33&rt, Pitfall, j.

^^F.
Pistia stratiosa, Pith, J. o^'F
rU>o Se)D*; 20
Pistil, 5. 2^
Pithiness,

s. Bje>.
Pistol, <

e3a. Pithless, .7.

Pistole, s. 3; vl5J*F

Pithy, .
jaoZ38)08o,
2JO ;
d?od.

Piston, s. Pitiable, .

Pit, j. -%
Pitiful, a. fc

6^.
Pitifulness, ^.

Pitapat, O^-^^,
Pitch, 5. v. a. Pitiless, a.

~o~. Pitsaw, s.

s. of a
Pitch, dookly, d^d;
&j
| Pittance, s. d^or, &*, *
"CT*
2i3rc
*
J
;

note or voice 5a) o5/

1
^
sio.3, '
3j?d. EooJ, tfte^d.
ro
-
oj
=^Jo ^^d,
1

Pitch, 7, . rt .
ft, SDDdoft, a^ob Pity, ^. ^dors, ^35; it
Cj )

ft, a^JSsrar^jft; a tent d^d is a ,

what a

tune ,
o
Pity, 7'. .7.
3
Pitch, r. n.
on Pivot, s.

oj,

Pitcher, ^. J.
Placahility,

Placahle, ^.

Pitchfork, j.
zScr, ^dj^^^
 Pla 401 Pla

Placard, s. f
a,2 Plaintive, a.
r 1
a.
.
Plait, j. jS

Placate, v. a. 3-30^

PlaCC, S. ti< Plan, s. ero

;

sraoio, dojj

around a temple S3o

z^e;; give Plane, <z.

take 02)0. -J.

penter's
oO
5 Out Of
co ;

Place, r. ^. ^^, Plane, 7-. a. rido sktfoi;

?i; ?5e^o

Placid, a. Planet, ^. rlao.

v^
stricken, -struck

Placidity, ^. riora, d, *?> ^3,.

Placit, ^. Planetary, .

Plagiarism, s Planish, r. .

j. Planitude, j.
Plagiary, r

Plague, v.a. Plank, J.

i. -r.

Plant, 5. , <, ^^o, ?S^. r>. a.

Plain, a.
. S.

s.
Plantago Ispagliula,

Plantain, s. ws6; plant are

^- fruit sJoij^F,
Plain-dealing, 6d^odr; e-e)

6d SJOC^F; and cocoanuts

Plainness, s. Plantation, i.

Plaint, 5.

Planter, j.

Plaintiff, s. ;jSu>, co)o3o;

51
 Pla 402 Pie

Planting, s. Plaudit, s.
priori,
Plash, s.
sitf,,
v.a. Plausibility, s. <

Flashy, a. Plausible, .

Plaster, s. rte3 , rred;

ODS&O, dOO>e)Ooj!3,.

Plaster, r
1

. ^. Play, 7-..
OJ
rrsd srerfo^, 33

; upon
?:

Plasterer, J.

j.
Play, wW,
Plastering,^. T^dcl, rra6, e; card -r
rtJSWOj,
^j, ?rotf$, rrad thing tforlel,

Plastic, . tfg'Dd

^d; sSo^^, doocS ty^j. Play-book, j.

Plat, ^.
Play-day, j. yUd atf,

Plate, 5.

Player, j.

Zjst3c3

Playfellow, s.
..
oJ ]>r^>&Cjt)
Plateau, j. s
Playful, a. ,

Platform, s.
doS^d, SJS^JF.
Platina, Platinum, ^. ^.
Play-house,
&& ro
.

Plating, j. s. ^
Plea,

ttf

Platitude, s. R
Plead, T-. ^.

Platter, j.
^!DJ)^,

Platting, ^. .
'' C
 Pie 403 Pli

v, a.

Pleader, a. 33^1 do

Pleadings,.?.//. S3e>> Pleiads, Pleiades,

7 tf*.
u^O
Plenary, .

S^elDD, dje)^
Pleasaace, .y.

a*, doz&ri, Plenipotent, a.

3"

Pleasant, #.
Plenipotentiary, J.

d ^
Pleasantness, ^. s.
Plenitude,
id.
Pleasantry, J.
Plenteous, Plentiful,^
W, D)(, dOrOOjj.

Plenteousness,^.
Please, T/. .

Plenty, j.

Please, v.n.

w^r^), ?? to give
Pleonasm, j.
dodo rfov
Plethora, j.
sft&
Pleasing, . y^s^^,
Plethoric, .

Pleural, a.
sj=^d
s. d.
Pleasure,
Pleurisy, Pleuritis, s.
t^od, ri

ground a

r^cdfd. Pleuritic, .

5.
Plebeian, a. Pliability,

do^odo
wpi. Pliable, a. zorfo ,

Pledge, j.
s

51
 Pli Plu

Pliancy, s. Pluckless, 0.
,

Pliant,/?, 4pedAd.
Plucky, a.

Plight, .5.
U
miserable Plug, J.

Plight, r.rt.

Plum, j.

Plinth, 5.

Plod, r..
Plumage, s.

?) ^3(5
Plodder, j. 3^ 60
.rf .

6J
Plumb, j. Joerirf rloodo. .

rf. "'-^-

Plot, 5. fco^rj 5T05JS

Oio, Plumbago, s. ^ oj
rj*, Plumbean, Plumbeous, a.

Plot, 7'. 7?.

Plumber, Plummer, s. ?o

,
oJ

Plotter, j. Plume, s.
^oo5o, s?a,
Plough, 5.

one's self

and level a second time

Plummet, s.

Ploughing, s. Plumous, a.

Ploughman, j.
,
erc-d

's song Plump, rt.

's stick lie

Ploughshare, s. Plump, z'.a.

sjfljsdo.

Pluck, -,\a.

Plump, ad.

doo Plumply,
^;
 Pill 405 Poe

Plumpness, s. s.

Plumy, a.

Plying, s. 203oS?>C3*
Plunder, .?.

d)?^.
Pneumatic, -al, .

Plunderer, ,y. Pneumatics, s.

CT5>o3j, ?oo Pneumonia, s.

Plunge, ?.'..

Pneumonic, .

Poach, r..

Pluperfect tense, s. $53^ 2 Poacher, s.

ffe)0. Poachy, a.

Plural, .
Pock, j.

;
number drf hole,
, ;

Plurality, j. mark
Pluralise, 7'.^.

Plus, ^. Pocket, v.a.

e5a^,^5&3,
+ rlo^r. book
Plush, s.

knife
Pluto, -s.

rU=8
tf^, ^ T#y.<3z3 srasatf ; money
tfr oJ
5: Indian
Pocky, j.
Plutus, J-.
qj^3)^sJ3; Indian
=023^8.
Pod, s.
Pluvial, Pluvious, a.
& ti.t
eJ
Podagra, s.

Podge, s. ^08,
Pluviameter, s.

eJe)^cd, dNt&. Poem, .9.

7'. Poesy, s.
Ply, .

Poet, s.
^o, =^O?4^; laureate

; original
 406 Pol

Poetaster, s. Pointless, a.
So

Poetess, s. 3^

Poetic, -al, a. Poise, j. & ,

. a.

Poetise, v. a.

Poetry, s.

Poison, j.

Poh, /.

Poignancy, s.

Poisonous.

Poignant, #. 5.
Poke,
&&?JF, a Poke, ^. ^. do
Point, s. =&&&,

Poker, s.
be on the
of
Polar, <z.
<*
s^X

Pole, J.
qd; south
on the of death 2^rf s

; bring to Pole, j. >, toofo; nn

; gain one's, carry of a bandy
the ?3 of
stretch a a tent

Poleaxe, j.

Point, r.-..
Polecat, s.

Polemic, -al, a.
&$ out Jjs
at
Polemic, s.

Point-blank, a. ^r: '

rf 3^.;'

?o
oJx

eJ
.. Polestar, J.

Police, 5.
Pointed, a.
Pointedness, 5.

Pointedly, ad.
,.
eJ
Policed, .

Pointer, 5. Policeman, 5.
 Pol 407 Pol

Policy, s. Pollute, v.a. sSoisS

vzi<$ti>

Polish, i'.a. Polluted, a. =^08^,

Pollution,^. ,
o|3'

Pollux, ^.

Polt, s. 33fc n riodo.

6J o
Polish, a.
Poltroon, j.
Polite, 0.

Poltroonery, ^.
Politeness, s. doc&rarcS, ro^

D
Poly, ^r^l w^^, 2J3oO,
Politic, 0.
Polyandry, j. ZO^F/^ dcs*

Political, a.
Polycracy, Polygarchy, 5.
=3=8)0,
eco-
u "O
c3e)Crfo==^Ds)Wo.
nomy Oe>tarfo
U "0
j.
geography Polygamy,

Politician, j. Polyglot, a.

Politics, J.

^.
^23z)53e Polygon,
Polity, j. O Polyp, Polype, Polypus, .?.

Poll, s.

Z3e>66cS* td
v. a. =&&}o a
v '
Polysyllabic, a.
S* o3)dO*

Pollard, j. =ffJS Polysyllable, s. ^=CT dd

^o Polytechnic, a.
j.
Polytheism,
s. s.
Pollen, Polytheist,

--
 Pol 408 Pop

Polytheistic, -al, a. Pontificate, s.

Ponton, Pontoon, s. ,

Pomade, Pomatum, s. bride

dooejs
^&>, ?i)r(o^
Pomegranate, s. en j.
Pony,
cio6.
Pommel, .$.
riootl), Poodle, s.

, .,
Pomp, j. 5.
Pool, , =3^0^,

Poop, 5.

Pompelmous, .

Pompous, <7. e
Poor, a. te

Pompousness, s. box -^^

cSe)?o, house
Pond, j.

Poorly, a.
Ponder, v. a.
Poorly,
d-, J3^c3
Ponderable, .

Poorness, s.

Ponderosity, ^.
Poor-spirited, a. d'
.

Ponderous, a. rfoo^rf,
Pop, v. n.
o&o, s^raO

Poniard, s.

Pope, ^.
Pontiff, s.
Roman ^^
Popedom, s
Mahommedan SJ
Hindu tx\
Popery, ^.

a. Popgun, s.
Pontitic, -al, ,

^,
*^\
^e^4 Popinjay,
Pontifical, s. sJ Popish, .
 Pop 409 For

Poplar, s. ^oz3 "Si'dS Porosity, j. ^j

Poppy, s. seed
Porous, a.

s. Porphyry, s.
Populace,
Porpoise, Porpesse,
Popular, a.

Jo Porridge, ^.

Porringer, j
T,, j.
Port,
dra, wne
Popularise, z>. a.

Port, j.

d^
Popularity, ^.
Portable, a.
^sjibnd
Populate, .fl

Portage, j.

Population, J-.
?oOo
,

iSo, ^Ss)rO^ j.
Portal,
Populous, ff. fcj
S-e^d
wBo. s.
Portcullis,
Porcelain, ^.

Porte, s.
clay
Portend, v.a.
Porch, s.

Porcupine,
Portent, s. do!>?2,
Pore, s.

Portentous, .

Pore, 7..
on, over

Porter, s.

Pork, j.
jcSe
Porker, ^. s
;
00^ ^d^ rtort^d,
Porkling, s.

52
 For 410 Fos

Portfolio, s. a,

ds^), F^ a; lie possesses a house

to one of
&J^rt.
Portico, s.

to one's self of

sis^a; to be of
Portion, s.
55^5^, 33e>57, Possessed, .

3o?3, siij^rao sg) a, ^Igpraol) wrfj

a. with
oJ 3^) a, 2s3r(oa; to be
Portliness,.?,

50
,.
Possession, 5-.
^, W^PC^,
Portly, a.
rio^^d, , ,

^J3^d. by evil spirits

Portmanteau, j. ; //.
take

; give 200^0

Portrait, s.

Possessive, a. ^oWo^ci; case

^OEOOCJS^^^, Si
Portraiture, s.
oO
i
1
n. Possessor, ^.
qia,
Portray, . \
a;
dJS)=^.
^O^C3e)OSj,
J.
Possibility, 6b^4>

Portress, s. 779^0^, rioE^d, ^ci.

Possible, . -&oQ -^a^j, si^,
.
it is
Pose, 7
1
. a.
to do sio^js .
oO

Possibly, ^c/. t-oow

Poser, s.

Post, 5. ^#0^0
, 3dod;
Position, s. Ttttf.h 3
9*9' 3>;
^A'
,

Positive, a. sj
to*

Positiveness, s.

Possess, ?'. <?. c.

eros^ a, dat.^
 Pos 411 Pot

Postage, s.
y^ Postmaster, s.

stamp
Post-bag, .y.
Postmeridian, a.

Postboy, Postman, 5-.

Postmortem, ad.
o3j, examination

Post-chaise, s.
Post-office, j.

Post-date, v. a. ^ ?oo
Post-paid, .

Postdiluvian, 0.
Postpone, i'. a.

Postponement, 5.
Posterior, tz.
280^,
rio STO^OC^^),

Postposition, ^.

i
Posterity, .

Postscript, s.
doj6.
Postern, s.

d a. Post-stamp,
Postulate, ^.
Postfix, ^. <d^o
1

Post-horse, j .

Posthumous, a.

,>
charac-
8
ter ^X 3 Posture,
.

child rf^,

work Posy, J.

}
SoC5*.
ej

5. Pot, J.
Postil,

Postilion, s. ^

Postmark, ^. Potable,
Potash,

52
 Pot 412 Pow

Potation, s. Poultice, s.

Potato, s sweet
dan*. J.
Poultry,
<7
Pot-bellied,
ft . Pounce, ^.
d a
upon
1

Pot-belly, s. 20ot3,
7 . .
on,

&eJ
,

Potency, s.

Potent, a. u Pound, ,?.

DD^O^; Indian vo
15030^^; sterling sJ
Potentate, s.

Potential, a. 3 ,

mood Pound, 5.
o;
oio =a>^ct -S-zS.

Potentiality, s. ri Pound, r. a.

Pothas scandens, J.

rice, ?5
Pother, ^. rt^^^; rirf o.
J.
Poundage, s. dd
Potion, d^,
Potsherd, ^.
Pounder, 5.

Pour, 7-. .
3j?i,
Potstone, ^.
out
Pottage, s.

Potter, s.
Pour, ?'. .

oO

Pottery,

Pour party, J. &?3, 33)O*.

Pot-valiant, a.
Pout, 7'. .

t?o5o.

Pouch, s.

Poverty, J.

Poult, j.

Poulterer, s. =^0 Powder, s.

^jsa, 2&JSC3F,
o3o. gun
 Pow 413 Pra

9. a.

Practitioner, s.

medi-
Powder-horn, s.
cal s3rf3; legal
ej O
Pragmatic, -al, a.
Powder-magazine,.?.
voTYdjra,
s.
Powdery, a. ^p&^ Prairie,
s
323 . (Tdc^,

Praise, ^.
Power, s.
sr^ra, tow,

d; I; of attorney

, ^3-3^0,
Praiseworthy, a.
in the of ri^oivJS^o,
o3J3?rt c
^^^Ij^rt
^rto ,
4^.'%'
ef^;
Powerful, . 200 f
^^D , ^d, ri
Prance, v. n.

Powerless, a.

Prank, s.
Pox, j.
rte3,
small 53

^.
;

chick-
Prank, s (
. .

en cow-

d-.
Practicability, s.
Prate, v. n. Ldo^i,
fcio

Practicable, .
^os? 6
oO

Prater, ^.

Practical, a.

Prating, ^. ,
.

Prattle, w. n. sddkS sraido^,

Practically,
s.
^.
e3^ H
Practice, zp"e)^; e

Prattler, j.

Practise, ?'. ^. & n. do

 Pra Pre

Prawn, s.

Praxis, s.

Precautionary, . <oa Orirf,

Pray, r.a. Isr

Precede, 7-. a.
Prayer, 5-.
333$F?3,
CSOf^, >0^3o.

Prayer-book, s. 33
Precedence, Precedency, J.

0.
Prayerful, sjqir
, fcj

Precedent, a.
Prayerless, a.
PA)C3D3odpl,

5.
q^^
Prayer-meeting,
Precedented, .

Pre, pref.

Precedential, a.
Preceding, a. &
Preach, p..
Precept, 5.
a
9
'. fl. ^j
Preceptive, .
^>a^, '

Preacher, s.
Preceptor, 5.

Preaching, j.

Preamble, j.
Precession, 5. doozoo
Prebend, j.
5. ?o
Precinct,
WO.
Prebendary, s.
Precious, a.

Precarious, a. metals
3J?cC3<23* WV> MJ stone sjocS,
ta

Preciousness,
Precariousness, s.
Precipice, s.

F? Z?37T*.
Precative, Precatory, a. Precipitance, Precipitancy, s.

STO.CjFfS rfj
\^
Precaution, s.
 Pre 415 Pre

Precipitant, a. ^c Preconcert, v. a.

Precipitate, v. a.
Precursor, s.

d . a. ^6 -S3e>FC3*

Precipitation, .y.
Precursory, a.

?3d; ^o^ c&a

Precipitous, a. wdotfcf,
Predal, Predatory, a.

rao, &)
Precise, 0. Predecessor, j.

Predestinate, Predestine, . a.
Preciseness, s.

Precision, 5-.
afej, Predestination, s.

Preclude, 77. <z.

JlF.
Predetermination, s.

Preclusion, j.

Precocious, a.

Predetermine, z'. a.

s.
ojo do^o .
Precocity, oO

o ecoa. Predial, .

9
Precogitate, z. a.
s^cS sii^ci, Predicable, a.

Precognition, j. 3^3^536.
rfOoZO^ 2jrfO^ Predicament, j.

Preconceive, 7'. a. t?3J3^, 3J^^.

ci, dooeoo ^d Predicate, v.a. ricla,
OJ
^od
tJ

Preconception, s 33)^)^. J. WJGSo^.

Predicative, Predicatory, a.
 Pre 416 Pre

Predict, T. a. Prefatory, a.
=5e)^t Prefect, s.
r^S,
Prediction, 5. v. a.
Prefer,

Predictive, a.
^ ~\
TTO<
OsJ) (0,

CM. Preferable, a.
Predilection, s. that is to this

"A
Predispose, r. <7. Preference, .$. e
in to this
9
fcooc^o ; give &!

*\ 0*>J^"^\
C'tsiOsJ) fy.
^
fj,

Predisposition, ^. W7T* Preferential, <z. _

A i

v_)
x
Q' >

Preferment, .9.

Predominance, Predominancy, Prefigu ration. 5.

Prefix, j. yusj^

Prefix, z'. .

Predominant, s. sj
a, sbdoUo a?S)a.
Predominate, r. .
s.
Pregnancy, rte^, ri^F,
aoo23^^); of cattle ^j3.

Pre-eminence, ^. a.
Pregnant,
3^1, O O3.^1 050, r(2J,rf;
vO
Pre-eminent, .
r'.a.
Prejudge,

Pre-engage, v.a. Prejudice, s.

a,
X
_7oa(, dooo^rsFOJo; r^3Si ;
he has a

against him t$o3o 'S.otiprr*

^^dosS; he has a in favour

1

Pre-exist, r . . a.

Pre-existence, ^. )
of him yc&
Prejudice^, a.

Pre-existent, a.

Preface, s. l>&$. v. a. & n. Prejudicial, a.

 Pre 417 Pre

Prelacy, s. Preparation, s. hi

Prelate, s.

Prelatic, -al, #. Preparative, Preparatory, a.

Prelect, v.a.&n.
Prelection, .

Prepare, z/..
Preliminary, a. dootood,
d. s. =e;?3,
sq^do^d
Prepared, .

Prelude, .?. T
food
Oe>S, rOd
>..
ejC-o*".
6J

Prepay, z^.a.
Premature, a.
d?li3oo
sJoc^ra, S5
5.
Prepayment,
Prematurity, s.

Premeditate, z/. a. dootoo

Preponderance, j.
JT
Preponderant, a. 3e^ d,
Premier, a. doofcood,

Preponderate, v. a. & n. sS^ doo

6, 00^.
Premiership, J.

Premise, v. a. doo^T^^o j.
Preposition,

Prepositive, a.
Premises, ^./>/. d . s.

o*. ao*C^ 'azS.

s.
Prepositor,
Premiss, j.
wsjrsdd srald, Prepossess, z. as.

Premium, 5.

Prepossession, ^. doowo sJs^^^j;

s
Prenionish, v.a. doo^3tt)^

Preoccupy, v.a. dooWe>C3* Preposterous, a. S

'
"~ rJ <
;
aooa Sto*a.
'XT i U) &J
53
 Pre 418 Pre

Prerogative, s. Present, a.

OJ
to be oo^

s.
tense
Presage,
**($,
oo
^ Present, j.
Presage, ?'. <s.

7^6, at 's, for

JJS^SD
the sSzgj
Presbyter, 5. 3oOo5o;

4
i,*^.
-o z 1
a.
Present, .
^, 33e>
Presbyterian, <z. o

s&tfo.
oj

Presentable, a.
Presbyterianism, s.

Presentation, j.

Presbytery, s.

Prescience, j.

Presentee, j.
Prescient, a.
rijsrio J
Prescribe, 7-.
Presentiment, j,

Prescript, j.
Presently, ad.
D^; C3S -d?

Prescription, j.
Presentment, j. |J5

Preservation, j.
SoSsro^j^^), d
^d,
^A 5e>5g)^s, eioric!^. *-*"\

Prescriptive, a. Preservative, Preservatory, .

V *\ ^T$ ^\
co ^J f*J CJ*

Presence, s.

D*. eJ^dd: 3J,j of mind Preserve, t-. or.

O^ 7

9
 Pre 419 Pre

Presto, ad.
Preserver, j.

Preside, 0. .
) Presumable, a.

Presidency, 5. Presume, v. a.

?OOr3e>F3.
9
President, j.

rj
e5q5o^;
Presidentship, s
^'. Presuming, .

Presidential, a. C5,S53oO ffc)dci .

Presumption, ^.
Press, j. S ,
rf

Presumptive, a.

S^cSci, tiSo^
; ?odoJS3o. 7;.

Presumptuous, a.

dFC$, etp^J5)^rf.

,
esuscs^ Presumptuousness,^.
SSSdo ^)^.
1

Presuppose, v. a.

?oO^, oioE

Pretence, 5.
down
i, 55^0=^0^; jSfcSg?};
on e5doDD^)?i.
j. eooli
Pretend, v.a.&n. $
Press-gang,
6 o^jocix

Pressing, j. Pretender, j. d,,

esrt^d, wd/Sdorf,
ci^clci.
j. Pretension, 5.
Pression, Pressure, ,

Pretentious, 5. ,
3oo

^JS^rf.
Prestige,^. Preterite, ^. , gram.
53*
 Pre 420 Pri

Preternatural,/?. Previously, ad.

*\
dCSC3s>o3; 5fc53$, &C&X34 Prey, 5. ?!>fi
V
Pretext, s. beast of

s. 3 rfrt bird of
Prettiness,
i-^k.

Prey, v. n.
Pretty, a.
dd; a^, esqi^o. ^. ,
n*
3^^; on, upon
13 do^o a.

Prevail, r.. 3J3

Price, j. >

with o, ^-0^03*; for a wife

on, upon,
d^j; current ,,
35)>, g,e6
brf.
t.zj|^4S>.
Price, 7'. as.
Prevailing, .

Priceless, a.

Prevalence, Prevalency, s. 33-3 Prick, v. a.

Prevalent, a.

Prick, j.
Prevaricate, 7'. w. ;^33> dsreo
^ 53?)

Pricker, s. doos^o,;

Pricking, s.

Prevarication, s. 3orrar Prickle, 5.

s^prso

Prevent, r.a. Prickliness, s. Sots'

^, ^Ss)Q^)

^. 5.
Prickly, a.
heat
Prevention, , <TO, ;

j.
Prickly-pear,
Preventive, a. 5.
Pride,

L-o,

Previous to, .

"'
day .
(one's self)
 Pri 421 Pri

Priming, j.

Primitive, .

Priest, s.
$
riodo, osraw^; 3TOO,;
tfo; family Primly, ^.
Priestcraft, s.
$ rfo
Primness, s.
dO ^o^-l,
Primogenial,
o3J3tfj.
^a^D*; ^OJ3
Priesthood, 5.
Primogenitor,
yos5o.
Priestess, j.
Primogeniture,
Priestly, a.
a^D*^?jd t

Primordial, a.
Priest-ridden, .

a^,, 45
S^^3DO^^v* ^
Primrose, s.
Prim,<z.
S^O, S^rO
^d, sS
Prince, ^.

Primacy, s.

Primal, .

Princedom, 5.

Primary, .

Princeliness, jr.

r,
S3Jo3n.
Primate, s.
Princely, ^.
Prime, a. s

the cost
Princess, J.
minister s&S^d; number
Principal, a.
WSgpe)^ 7$OS^.
Prime, s.

Principality, ^.

</.
Principally,

Principia, s.pl.
Primer, ^.

^; SjOO Principle, s.

Primeval, . 5>oiodo, ?*

Principled, .
 Pri 422 Pro

Print, s. person door

6 in
?oa ero^-ej ;

Print, 7-.0. Private, j.

Privateer, s.
la-

Printer, J.
35^.
&J

Privation, j.

Printing, 5.

&; house, office

Privative, a.
ra?2; P ress ^

Privilege, s. $* ,
3d
Printless, a.
5*,,
TT
43
'St.fcicOa.
WO
Prior, .

T^FIVlfv C
> e*T-"\\
oijcJrO
-Lii\iLY, ;
rlo
Prioress, j.
y^ . pi* 5T03J
eJ
Priority, s.
Privy, ^.
in rank
^.

be to rioyo
Priorship, 5. 6J

make
Priory, s.
council
Prism, s.
Prize, s.

v. a.

Prison, j.
Prize-fighting, s. <3*rc3

Pro, pref. dootoo,

Prisoner, ^. Probability, s. ^
S^TSfS.
Probable, a.
Pristine, <z.

cioo^orf,

Privacy, s. , rioib.,
dao?j Probably, W.
3^,
S
Private, .
D A*,

Probate, j.
 Pro 423 Pro

Probation, s. 0?=$ ,
Proclaim, v. a. d

Proclaimer, ^.
Probational, Probationary, a.

Proclamation, s.
Probationer, .s.

O*cras3o, g^
Proclivity, ^. z^rad,
Probator, s.

^?3 ^J3^F
Probe, . v. a.
Proconsul, ^.

^jsd.
Probity, s.
Proconsular, -y, a.
.

fis^l, ^3^JSd^^).
Problem, ^.
Procrastinate, v.a.&n.

; e3aJ, ,
math.

Problematic, -al, a.

S5cks3oe>?to; ^^^ Procrastination,^. tJo^o.

o'
Proboscis, ^.
a^aodcl, atfow,
^JS^oSo. w.
Procreate, .

Procedure, j.

; legal s.
Procreation,

Proceed, v. n.
Procreative, .

Proceeding, s. si, d 553d, Proctor, s. d-S-

OJOF; legal Procumbent, a.

Proceeds, s.pl.

Procurable, a.

Process, J. s ; easily
0^0,, ?OrJ)6jS^O
JT

Procuration, a. 3=^0,
-

;
of time ,
d
Procession, s.

, ; go in Procurator, s.
 Pro 424 Pro

Procure, v.a.

Procurer, s. Profanely, ad.

Prodigal, a. Profess, r. a. stela,

x '

rrad,

Prodigality, j.

Prodigious, a. Professedly, ad.

23* SJOC3*

Profession, j.

Prodigy, s.
, =^^200;
..
eJ r3; military
Produce, ^. medical
.. Professional, a.
ed

Produce, v.a. itfd.

'

Professor, s.

Professorial, a.

Producible, a.

4
^oJ-* rfo^.d
oJ Professorship, ^.

Product, j.
,

Proffer, j .

Production, s. --. ^
ri.

Productive, a. s.
Proficience, Proficiency,

Productiveness, s. ?1) a.
,
Proficient,
$=.
'
"A
Proem, j.
&e^, Profile, .y.

Profanation, j.
tf;

aj 5i3

Profane, a.
 Pro 425 Pro

Profit, s. Prognostic, s.

c$, c^^; ero^, sSrir,

S&^. v. a. 2o^ sktfo, -o-

fcicJ,

Prognosticate, 2'. a.

?oO^, W2ii3c5* &

C9 3JCc) s ?i.
v
oO
Profitable, a. s.
Prognostication,
gjOSJe^fcifta
Profligacy, .

Prognosticator, s.

Profligate, a. 23^ d, =o?o

Programme, s.

rt, <y023,
C- 3

bcJe)oSo,
Progress, j.

Profound, a.
), ri3,

)0;
,
doo, rra
Progress, v.a.
; sleep | i
v. n.
obeisance

Profound, J .

Progression, j.

1
arithmetical
Profundity, j .

^; geometrical
rtJgz^^,
Profuse, a. 55 Ja

Progressive, a.
O5o; fi

Profuseness, Profusion, s.

D"5)< ero Prohibit, v. a. 53^ rfo^o v ,

,

Prog, p. . AOoSJSrao f^Wo.^, .

Prohibition, j.

Progenitor, s.

o ^5o>j, Prohibitive, Prohibitory, a.

Progeny, j.
j _>
90, SoS' Project, j. doJo?i, eni

j. 5
Prognosis, , ewsraodo,

54
 Pro 426 Pro

Project, v. a.

Promenade, ^.

?o

, 'oofiOFri.
a a:
j
Prominence, Prominency, 5.

Projectile, .
^d,
ZOO

Projecting, a. C3"' Prominent, a.

d) ; BF,
oO

u .
-r.

j. Promiscuous, .

Projection,

Promise, J.
5.
, sra^d,
Projector,
breach of
3T30doCJ30Sj

Prolapse, f. .

Promise, v.a. sisld

doao-.
. P. W^
Prolapse, Prolapsus, J.

^orl Do^) ^>do

Promising, <z.

Prolegomenon, J.
WO, tJ^ ^JS
sjs^d.
Promissory, . note
Prolific, -al, ^.

^?oo, 5.
Promontory,
Prolix, a. 203o

Promote, r.a. 30
Prolixity, ^.

Prologue, ^.
wa.
~^ ^JS2Jr?i, dooCO aoocS
O
.

Promoter, s.

Prolong, T-. <at.

Prolongation, s.

Promotive, a.

Prolusion, s.
 Pro 427 Pro

Promotion, J. against
harm water

a. Prop, 5.
Prompt,
. 7-'. rsrf, easdo. ^. .

Promptly, #
^jsd.
co
Propaganda, j.
Prompter, s.

^o^g?radra
Propagate, p. a.
Promptitude, s. &A t

^0, &^F. ci, w^o^

#. a. sjJo ^_ D^Os^ ,

Promulgate,
Propagation, s.

s.
Promulgation, sroa, S3e>o5o

x
Qu ^.
Propagator, ,
ero
Promulgator, ^. sj
\_^

o3o, rjs

Prone, .
dorto,
Propel, w. a. doozoo
dS3-3S3)?S 5Ci

Propendency, s.

;
to fall WJeAd ero

Prepense, a. dorto;
Proneness, s.
Propensity, Propension, s.

Prong, s.
dootfo,,
Proper, .
, o,
Pronominal, o. ?
,

name
Pronoun, 5.

Pronounce, e/. .
Properly, ad.
t
oSJS^rtg
Pronunciation,^, ,
?ro
Property, s.

Proof, j.

'

;
oJdC).
 Pro 428 Pro

Prophecy, s. Proportionable, a.

050,

Prophesy, a. ^
r-.
Proportional, 0.

J '

d
Prophet, s. Proportionate, T. a.

SP^-FEI^F,
Prophetess, s.

CtcfciRW*. Proposal, j.
eO

Prophetic, -al, a. ^>^> dJS^23?S, 65

Propose, r. a.

Prophylactic, s. 20 i 73^
doa ete, do^oo ;
to one's self do
rf"

Propinquity, s.

Proposition, 5.

Propitiate, P. .

Propitiation, jr.

Propound, r
r

. #.

dja^g^^a.
s.
Proprietary, Proprietor,
Propitiator, s.
doD?S, ero
3e>O^ 3jjl?Ji!
d of land
^ ^0 ^031)0
Propitiatory, a.
;
land of a drir,
d ^So, tj

Proprietorship, j.
Propitious, .

Proprietress, .
,
rio
Propitiousness, 6-.
000^0, S^TT
ci,
=0^^
da.
s.
Proponent,
Propriety, J.
.

oJ
C3^ ),
2^^ ri, o3js?rio J, do
Proportion,^, ^do^i:*;

,, Propulsion, s. dio^o
 Pro 429 Pro

Prorogue, r.a. zE?o^DS3j>, doo J

Prosody, s.
e$c

Prosaic, -al, a. Prospect, $.

jloeU, e^

Proscribe, 7'. tf.

Prospective, .

**4

Prospectus, j.

Prescript, 5.

Proscription, .?. Prosper, p. a.

s
,
t)3oS^jp.
doa . v.n.

Proscriptive, #.
Srf.

Prose, ^. , S3s)ld,

Prosperity, J.

ar,
Prosecute, v.a.

Prosperous, a.

9 ca

Prosecution, s.

c^5^), rTs^c^; Prostitute,^,

Prosecutor. ^.

p Prostitution, s.

sSes
V^iJrt,
Prosecutrix. s.
Prostrate, v.a.

Proselyte, j-. : one's self

o5j,

Proselytise, p.. srsci^,

Prosoclian, Prosodist, 5. v ^; the strength

to be prostrated
^
|
 Pro 430 Pro

from illness

do?), &>Oe>

Prostrate, a. d I
Protestant, s.
v-^

^JsaF, ^o
Prostration, s.

0*0* 53e)ldO,
;
of strength

ij; of spirits ^.
Protestantism,

Prosy, <z.
Protestation, j. eoSodort

650^; ?5

Protean, <z. -5W

sd.
\J*JtJ.O(:
Proteus, j.

Protect, v.a.

Protocol, j. eri
6J
od

Protection, s.

Prototype, s.

d^ rl, eix/c3?) d,
fS, djsaj.
Protract, r. . erurf a,
v '

;
from danger
Protective,^?. =0^^,
Protractive, .

Protector, s.

Protraction, s.
33e)^^, Si

Protectorate, j. Protrude, v.a.

Oo^.^
s. vjra, cJooi:o
Protege,
Protrusion, j.
ar^soSo.
Protest, -i'.n.

Protuberance, 5.

Protuberant,
WC3* s3
u
 Pro 431 Pro

Protuberate, v. n. Provident, a.

eooa ^3 .

Providential, a. tS ,
A
Proud, a. j3JS

e>d a 38 Province, ^.
^esSo, srajs*,
to be
Iff
)C30; ;
it is my
sh
flesh s

Prove, . a, Provincial, a.

Provincialism, j.

spDSu; 2
2o^d
Provision, S.
?oOc3e>0&,
Proved, a.

oSo.

Provender, .r. . P. a. tJSosd Aid

Q
W35e>d, ^0 a,
Proverb, s.
rrsd,
?TOdo3^ 3 Provisional, Provisionary, a.
Proverbial, a. , rrsdd,
,
rt

Provide,^. ^.
</.
Provisionally,

Proviso, 5.

for, against Provisory, a. sdorf)^o

Provided that, Provocation, j.

sj^jsrlo: that he comes S^), ^rU*D* .

"A
soon wo3o Provocative, a. w

Providence, j. oj^ Sri,

Provoke, v.a. vtt,^, eniO

 Pro 432

Provoker, s. Prudential, .

Prudery, 5.

Provoking, a.

Prudish, a. zj

Provokingly, ad.
Prune, r. a.

Provost, s.

Prow, a. 3
Prune, j.

S5Cc)?, S5i
^o.rf
C-
O^oA
IT
.

Prowess, s. ;rDF>ri,
Pruning-hook, -knife, s.

^dO =^, ^rO fi^^.

Prowl, T. n.
Prurience, Pruriency, s.

S-oZTOFy,

Prurient, a. e
Prowler, .r.

^ 0; -o-oZOOF.
c3e)03o,

Proximal, Proximate, rtt. Pry, ?.'. . Si

-cause

eJ
.

I
Psalm, ^. -S-

Proximate, a. Psalmist, j.

IMJ,
eo

Proximity, s. ^.
Psalmody,

Proximo, s. the Psalter, 5.

5th s.
Psaltery,
Pseudo, .

Proxy, s. u
Pshaw, ?'/.
Prude, s.
Psora, s. rtc3 ,
SB

Psychology, 5.
CM,

Prudence,
Puberty, ^. to

attain
Prudent,^?.

Puhescence, .?. ^d?i'

roS.
 Pub 433 Puff

Pubescent, a. Puddle, y.
rioO, -

Public, a. , Oe>fc|cS,
a,

Pudency, j.

Pudenda, ^.

d; ?od5e>0; auction zj J.
Pudicity,
^^^J 6
, ;
bouse
rtortridd o^fid ,

;
works
j.
Puerility,
rraiiri;
rejoicing 3o,
Puerperal, </.

rtosii3*; tank
fever
Public, S.

in

Puff, ^.

Publican, s. too
},

D rio

o3o. . . a.

Publication,

v.n.

Publicity, j.

,; to be puffed up
v. a. oJ
Publish,
with pride
a,
v '

Puffy, .

Publisher, j.
eoo,

Pug, s.

Publishment, nose
Puck, S.

Pugh, */. ^3*,

Pucker, s.
Pugilism, S.

v. a. &n. a, .,

ej 9
Pudding, s. 5.
Pugilist,
wo, i^
55
 Pug 434 Pun

Pugnacious, a. Pulsate, v. n.

Pulsation, s. 3
Pugnacity, s.

Puisne, a. s.
Pulse, j3e>a,
_ . W^ScO feel the 1

n.
.,
Q
.
.

Puissant, a.

Pulse, s.

Puke, S. dO(3*F, -5^0,

split

Pultaceous, a. $
Pulchritude, 5.
a, 30^.
ejedeSo,
Pulverisable, <z.

Pule, v. a.
Pulverisation, s

Pulverise, a.
Pull, P. . & ?Z. 7'.

y^^, 200^0,^
down v.n.

; up Pumice, Pumicestone, j.

Pull, 5.
^o5o^^4s koSosssikJ; rlo
back
cs^eJ; Pump, s. >O

Pullet, 5. ^J3=0

Pulley, s. e)a>fe3,

Pullulate, ^. .

^.
Pumpkin, =^00200^5

Pun, s. dcs* yqiFd ss^id, d,

Pulmonary, Pulmonic, 515 sS .

consumption ^ ;

^js^rfo e$q$FcS ss^id dr^^.

Pulp, j. Punch, ^. zjd riori^id e^s a?
s

Pulpit, s. &?rf zirior

v_/
Punch, ^.

Pulpous, Pulpy a. 3J
 Pun 435 Pur

Puncheon, s. Punka, ^.

d,
^-x
3o3& Punster, 5.

Punctilio, j. : dcs*

Punt, 5.

Punctilious, a. Puny, a. , rocC3,

Pup, 5.
Punctual, tf.

v.tf. -

Pupil, j. SsL,
of the eye

Punctuality, j-. &&$

Pupilage, s.
oS^rio ^^^p
ly
e
Punctuate, v. a. ss^ol);
Pupilary, a.
t3J3oe3d.
Punctuation, J.
5.
t?^> Puppet, S3)33,
qjr d^,
- man,
Puncture, -y.
,
23
master, player
; play,
Pundit, ^. sJ .

show
Pungency, ^.
tfU.

Puppetry, j.

Pungent, a.
Puppy, s.

Punic, .

Pur, v. n.
w
Punish, z'.. Purblind, .
i5e>??j*,
S^.d, dooU, .

3 N
Punishable, a. tiotitfr? a.
Purchasable,
e$Jdt7^v&.
^J

Punishment, .?.
Purchase, v. a.
^c&fcrto
,
corpo- rto

ral ; money
Punitive, Punitory, a.
Purchaser, s.
&?oO, CJo^T^O.
^
fi
Punk, <y.
j^ocs* ^od; r o3o,
55
 Pur 436 Pur

Pure, a.
to-

3
,, If
Puritan, s.
^
5e> rf
,

9
Purity, jr.

Pureness, .y.
,
' ,,
a, to^
IT 9,3'
Purl, v. n.

s.
Purfle, j.

edo, ?&
Purlieu, 5. 2^0,

s. E*, rfjag.
Purgation,
a. Purlin, Purline, J.
Purgative,
Ci. J. ti0
|jdd
Purling, 5.
Purgatory,
6-N~5)6,

Purloin, T'. ^7.

,
>?. c.

Purge, 7'. #. sJjjj dov'o ^;

9 -"
Purloiner, 5.
. 7'! H.
Purparty, s.

Purple, a. ^
J.
Purger, j.
don*
t;oc5 ^ cloth
^JSojF^;
Purging, a. s.
Purport,
?33?7e)d,

Purification,^,
cSa^) fwS^), 33"
SJ Purpose, <?.

r/.
Purificatory,
X^^, o 3Jo^,
Purifier, 5. no on
U to
5e

Puriform, a.

^d^.
Purify, v. a. Purposely, ad.

Purr,? 1
.//.

Purim, s. Purse, 5. J
Purist, j.
 Pur 437 Put

JCS 4;

empty ^Ci^rf,
long , heavy rio

Purse, 7-. 0. on z

Purse-pride, j. d_. s.

Pushing, a.
Purser, s. 3
Pursiness, 5.
do, ?3)?dd J

Purslain, Purslane, s.
j.
Pusillanimity,
^^.
Pursuance, j.
Pusillanimous, -.

ill of
ol
Puss, Pussy, s.
=5-3^0;
Pursuant to, a.

Pustulate, r. .

Pursue, v.a.

Pustule, j. ,,
rlo^,,
1
;
of small-pox
Pursuer, j .

Pustulous, a.
O3o ^3 ^3=0t

Pursuit, ^. Put, ?.'. #. a^^,

VUtSje-P^ ; away zSs^

Pursy, a. rfy^, iJ3dci,

yue3 ?to.
down
N
TJ
Purulence, j. 6^ =5^0,^4,
w
^or.
;3); a mark 550^^ S3-)
Purulent, a.
D off
a, d^?od,
Purvey, w. a.
on sd
^)F^; 35J

Purveyance, 5.
Out
?od&0e>o3o, e

Purveyor, s.

to death ^r^); to flight

Pus, ^. to rest eA.3Js!

Push, ?/. </.

 Put 438 Qua

: to the sword Puzzle, s.

a, &r>; to trial, on
trial a^dcf s&tfo a,
x rv i
'

Put, 7>.n. a. ^
4; n o^j
off
rfoSaJooa; to sea
Pygmy, j.
ti&r\* 3f8?&a; up
J =^0^,
A
up with 3s)* j s.
Pylorus,
a, 3sol>s3) sf a.
^ wot3rf =^
Putative, a. <s , 1

j
oO Pyramid, . ,

Putredinous, a.

tow?^, ^oOa
Putrefaction, s.

=aor, 5j)or\
Pyramidal, Pyramidic, -al,
Putrefy, v.n.

Pyre, j. , t&i,
s.
Pyrolatry,
Putrescence, s.
J.
Putrescent, a. Pyromancy,
ci, sjciorlj. Pyrosis,

Putrid, .
^ooa, =5^0!^,
3g)o^or; fever sjfe Pyrotechnics, ^. //.

Putridity, ^. 0*20^* ^

o%.
Putty, 5. Pyrotic, j.

Q
Quack, ^.

a, s

Quackery, 5.

Quadrangle, s.

Quack, r'. .
 Qua 439 Qua

Quadrangular, a. Quaint, a.

Quadrant, s. Quaintness, s.

rt,

Quake, v. n.
Quadrate,.?,
Quadrate with, v. n

Quaker, ^.

Quadratic, a. ^t^3 ^; equa-

Qualification, s.
tion drf
C3,
Quadrennial, 0. 7vDdo$gF
Qualified, a.

Qualify, w. a.
<z.
Quadrilateral,
s.

Quadrisyllable, s.

Qualitative, a.
Q"
Quality, s.
Quadruman, Quadrumane, .s. ^d, riors,

tSO, ^o^^; bad

a.
re, cioS^w, ?3^riora; good
Quadruped,
rioriora, <^d rlore, ?i

people of dosjs =5^0.

oo
Quadruple, a.
Qualm, 5.

Qualmish, a. ,
zoo

t3s* ^0=^^
Quaff, P.,
Quantity, s.
%
oJ

Quaggy, a.
, math.\ known
^o
=

C3s)o3,
;
unknown
Quagmire, 5.
negative ^ O!>OD; a great
^^>, ^?JD* a small e^ i obj.

Quail, j. s.
IT
Quarantine,

u
 Qua 440 Que

Quarrel, s. tarttf,

,
enis
-
^3 ,
-' &*,*!; to pick
- J

a
Quarter-master, .?.

Quarrel, v.a. 33233 cka,

Quarter-staff, s.

^J3^0.
a,
<7.
Quarto, //.
^D
Quarrelling,
fc>j2;'
and fighting .

ts eJ tJ

Quarrelsome, a. ,

Quart/, j. .

. 3- -rf-
OJ
odoo.

Quash, T 1

. a.
Quarrelsomeness, ^.

Quarry, 5.
PO OJ
R, r.a. bo
o

Quart, ^. ?j Quasi, pref. ^ &&

historical

Quarter, .v. c
oJ
i
o"

Quassia, j.

seer ^czlr, to ask

S38>^>; Quaver, r. ;/. rid) ^;
5j^; give to &

Quarter, v. a. ^ s.
Quay,
Quean, s.

Queasiness, s.

Queasy, . .

V
Quarterage, ^. =5=^^ Queen, j. -'s evidence
W^. 's ware u
Quarter-deck, j. ^
2?e>rW 3o Queenlike, Queenly, a. Oe>r$ c!

Quarterly, a.
 Que 441 Qui

Queer, a. Questionary, a. grf

rerf, i .

Quibble, s.
Queerness, s.

d^, Sw
< _ .
.'

Quell, v.a. .

A
Quibbler, j. s

sSJSdo
Quench, 7'. a. Quick, a.

Sgfc.

Quenchable, a. touch the

Quenchless, #. Quickly, ad.

Querimonious, Querulous,^. Quicken, w.a.

, rloraorto^o,,

Querist, ^. si
v_>

Quern, ^. ftt
Quickness, s.
6, SOOSDD, dodo
Query, j.
T#O, <S?^,
?^
Quicklime, j.
Quest, j.
Quicksand, s.
del; e?S, in of

Quickset, ^. cdao dx .

Question, s.

Quick-sighted, a. ?oJS
; point in
Quicksilver, s. sradd?o,
: out of
the
Quicksilvered, a.
id; call in Wo 53^

Question, v.a.&n. Quick-witted, a. dodo^o

9
*V-
Quiddity, s.

io^y,
Questionable, .
Quiddle, z-. .

^^2i^.
se
 Qui 442 Quo

Quiescence, Quiescency, s. Quintessence, ,

Quiescent, a. do>3Joc3 Quintuple,

, gram. Quip, 7
1
. a.

Quiet, 7>. a. J.
^o?i.

Quire, J-.

Ss)S^).

Quirk, j.

Quiet, a. >5) -,
Q, ?o?, Quit, ^'. a.
^.
<^o>.
Quietly, ad.
S^oSDC^.
Quietism, s. Quit, Quits, a.

s)oB, sJs ca
Quietness, s. Quite,
wd
Quietude, j. Quitrent, j.
s
Quietus, s. rr a.

Quittance, j.

Quill, j.

;
to carry a good <>j:i Quiver, j. w
Quiver, 2'. .

Quillet, s. rid) a.
a^
s. Quivering, j.
Quilt,
Quivered, a.

Quinary, a. Quiz, J.

wcSosS . a.
oJ
Quinine, 5.

Quizzical, a.

Quinque, a. Quoif, ^. fe3j

Quinquennial, a. sOfj* Quoin, s.

Quondam,
Quinsy, JT.
,
tfofeSo*
 Quo 443 Rad

Quorum, s.

Quota, s. Quotidian, a.

Quotation, j. fever W&F

Quotient, ^.

Quote, 7'. a.

R
Rabbi, Rabbin, s. Raciness, J.

d^S.

Rabbinic, -al, a. o3o3oJ3rfp Rack, j. -3-cS,

tf,
1

Rabbit, j. Wo
Rabble, j.

; put to the
>

Rabid, a. dog v. a.
Rack,

Rabidly, ad. Rack, v.n.

Rabidness, s
Racket, s.

Rabies, j.

Race, ^.
s.
Rack-rent,
ri^rl.
Race, ^.
Racy, a.
of buffaloes
C^rf,

rio Raddle, s. 23?.

Race-course, s. Radiance, Radiancy, ^.

,

Race-ginger, tf oz2. Radiant, #. 3

v

Race-horse, ^.
Radiata, s.pl.
Racer, 5.

56
 K.id 444 Rai

Radiate, T-. n. Raggedness, J.

oO
j*^f3; ddrr^cis^j.

Ragman, s. 330s3e>cfcc33o5j, 3J

Radiation, s. s.
Ragout,
SJOO^O^S^) Ragstone, s.

Radical, a. wori Raid, s.

d; s.
Rail,
. v.a
Radically, ad.

Rail, s.

Radicate, f. #.

^ c^^c^. <*>
j.
Railcar,
Radish, j.
Railer, j.

Radius, j.
S3ev?oe)q5r, Railing, J.

Raillery, j. ,

rid.

Radix, s.
Railroad, J.
Railway,
Raff, j.
^JsriF,
Raiment, s.

Raffle, J.
-d^,
Rain, j. zo?oF; gauge
Raft, j. J^N .
C^O O^)oO
Rafter, s. 55^ Rain, v.n.
Ci

Rag, s. 3j|ro

Rage, 5.

Rainbow, s.

$(&&.
Rainy, .

a.
season
Ragged, , 5JOD,
school Raise, r'. a.
 Rai 445 Ran

Ramp, r. n.

Raisin, s. Rampancy, j-.

B^j ZOO^N^),
Rake, ^. Rampant, a.

s.
Rampart, Rampier,
Rake, j.
sj&Jofl, ^)ortd T^J

Ramrod, s.

Rakish, ^. l3 =^J3^5DO.
ri woao. Rancid, a.

Rakislmess, ^.
bS ^oo
Rally, v.a. Rancidity, j.

^^o^,
Rally, 77. a. =5^0
Rancorous, .

7'. .
s^ord.
Ram, j-.
Rancour, s.

Ram v. a. f.

Random, .

Ramble, s.
a, at
'.. 3o

Rambler, s.

o3oe3. Range, j. ?3D^,

Ramification, s.

s$, 3n*a*. .,
of

Ramify, r
1

. <?. =^ mountains
3,?c,
rt .
r.. of a gun rfoodo
ftv&$. Range, v. a. T&&
Rammer, s. along
^5 z2a the coast
Rammish, Rammy,
3 etejoa; =^^o^
o 1

Ramose, Ramous, #. Ranger, y.

 Ran 446 Rar

Rank, s.

tbe
ranks zrass s.
Rape,
7'. tf.

.. r. w.
Rapid, a.

Rank, <z. :? successon

Rapids, j.

Oa (soil); ^^oi3*rf (smell); Z3->rs*,

to be
Rapidity, Rapidness, s.

Rankle, 7'. .

^6, ^J
tJ

Rapier, s. fish
Rankness, s. &<& tf, 5535-0^, u
3oO ZJO, ZoJS^OF, ^ j.
Rapine,
Ransack, 7'. a.
C Rapped, Rapt, .

23 ;
?kri do^ooO a,
Ransom, s. Rappee, 5.

^d^ ^
s&tfo a. s.
oO Rapture,
Ransomer, j.

Rant, j. 55dzJS05o;
Rapturous, a.

Ranter, s. Rare, a.

ripe

Raree-show, 5.
Rap, 5.

a; -out
Rarefaction, s.
Rap, 7-. <?.
oO

f&fc; to
and rend Rarefy, .

a.

7'. n.
c^S^)^.

Rapacious, .
Rarely, a^. e3

^ rio^o
oj
, >eoe3cS, Rarity, Rareness, ^.

s.
Rapaciousness, Rapacity,
 Ras 447 Rav

Rate, v. a.
Rascal, s. zpdei
rirt B8<
rid

Rascality, 5. Rather, awf ^ , ero^sl)

n 5
;
I would go than stay

Rascally^. sj!3ori,
here c&ra^* sioJS^o eni3) ^^
52p52j^ he gre.w
oil|;
Rase, v. a.
worse than better ?ido t?Sjo

Rash, a. o3o: deaf ?o

the tJ3
exertion Ratification, .y. do^o srsra*^ 20

Rash, s. &53
Rasher, s. 3

^oorix Ratify, ?/. a. dowo

^ds3
Rashly, ad.
Ratio, ^.
Rashness, ^.

Ration, j.
gp^,
^. Rational, a. 2
Rasp,
Rationale, s.
*3

Rationalism,^.
Rat, a. <oS, sSrtor^; field ^o
<irf oi: musk : to
Rationalist, s.

smell a

Rationality, s.

Ratable, .
Ratoon, s. Irio

^. Ratsbane, s.
Ratan, t3

Rattle, s.
Ratchet-wheel, s. ,
TT

Rate, s.

Rattle-snake, s.
oSo; d2r, ria, lori,
at the of Ravage, 7'. a. SODS?*
e3-
w
at any <>jol5e/o^<27e>;
at a

great
 Kay 448 Rea

Ravager, s. Razor, s. : -of a

boar
v. n. h d 3*$ T?p 4) rf >
Rave, >, ne, prcj
'

Ravel, v.a. Reach, 5.

risj; dJ3d; so ^; within

^-
tr
out of oj^ o>.
Reach, v. a.
Raven, j-.
^>J3|3; t5J3?ofe3.
^=^ ;

Raven, r. a. & .

oo a, can

,.
cxi s

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O"
React, v.n.
Ravenous, <7.
..

Ravenousness, ^.
s.
Reaction,

^.
[doo^o.
Raver, fiior\8CT3o3o.
a.
Reactionary,
Ravin, j.
Reactive, a. e3o
Raving, s.

Ravine, s.
Read, t 1
. <z.

Ravish, out
. .

^5;
through

Ravishment, s. S53s) i; 20SJS Read, a. La, Sow toCioa; man

sixd
"rf"
3
s Readable, a. 3 3Sl..
Raw, a. ;

Reader, s.

Rawness, ^. ?o ^; ship

Readiness, .y. A)rf , <^w .,

9 93'
Ray, j.

Raze, v.a. , Reading, s.

3oZo7)o?j: of sacred books

 Rea 449 Reb

Reading-room, s. Rearguard, s.

Ready, a. hd> ,
Rearmouse, J.

Rearward, s.

make made
9
meal j.
Reason, ,

money 3.
witted with
;

Real, .
5ija pro- 3Jc. i. '. a.

perty }d
oO
Realgar, :r.
Reasonable, a.

Reality, .y. n

Realisation, j.
Reasonableness, j.

Realise, z/.a.
Reasoner, s. s

A* cSiJ^r OJ

Reasoning, s.
^o^^i; money
oJ
Really, aaT.

Realm, j. Rebate, v.a.

Ream, j.

D3

Reap, v.a. (wos?) Rebatement, s.

Reaper, j.

Rebec, ^. T
Reaping, j.
wos?,
Rebel, j. dorirre6, SD 3=3^050231)
Reaping-hook, j.

=j0&>& =5^^.

Rear, j. ^ Rebel, v.n. dofi

fc^fcfc
eJ

Rear, v.a. Rebellion, s.

. v.n. Rebellious, a. ,
=3=8)

oJ
57
 Reb 450 Rec

Rebound, v. n. Recapture, s. ^j:3

Recast, v. a. =5^ dJSoJrij^,

Rebuff, 5.

Recede, 7-. .

Rebuke, z-. <z.

Receipt, s.

, .
20

Rebus, s. t^rib*, Receivable^.

f. a.
rso, d^
Rebuse, gs-grfc Receive, v. a. ,
3J3o
Rebut, . a. & . ^d

c.dat. a guest

Rebutter, s.

Recall, r. a. >d

Recency, s.
^
Recense, v. a.
oJ
Recant, v. a. & n.
Recension, ^.
^), 3D*0/Te)4?
Recantation, ^.

Recent, a. ^3
Recapitulate, z'. a. Recently, a^.
^orf ?3s
^rf^ci;
Recapitulation, ^. Receptacle, j. , r,
Reception, j. ,
e5o

Recapitulatory, a.
Recaption, ^. e5 Receptive, a. sJ

r^So^d, r^2
Receptivity, 5.
 Rec 451 Rec

Recess, s. Reckon, v. a. &n.

rto

for on
_

Recession, s.

with

Recharge, s.

j. Reckoner, j.
Recipe,
SJO^O c3)
s
oj

Recipient, s. Reckoning,
aoJSorfocraa:
^^ ^JS
>X\

Reclaim, z r
. a

Reciprocal, #.

against
5. p.
Reciprocal,
Reciprocally, ad?, Reclaimable,^.
z'.
Reciprocate, .

Reclaimant, j. 5j

Reclamation, J.

Reciprocation, ^.

Reclination, s.

Reciprocity, s. 53

Recline, ^. .

Recital, J. 3 2^dr(o^,

Recitation, s. Recluse, ^.

Recite w.a. Recluse, Reclusive, a.

Reck, v.a. Recognisable, a.

Reckless, .
Recognise, Recognize, v. a rfo
icr

^F si^ci, &odo ,

Recklessness, s.

67
 Rec 452 Rec

Recognition, s. rta^F Reconcilement, Reconciliation

oJ 25, ciJoj^o.

Recognizance, s.
Reconciliatory, a.

5
Recoil, 7-. .

i^ifp n.
a. rl\\>\\ ri.
Recondite, ,
T<NT^
r(o
0'

Reconnaissance, s.
>M'
Recollect, p. .

=0^ ^ \odor Reconnoitre, v. a.

Recollect, ^. a.
^.
Reconsideration, j.

Recollection, j. dFS, o$^^F25Dd.

?4^^;
s-
^eO\^ ' Reconvalescense, s.

Recommence, v. a.

rto^i, ^odo Record, 7.-. a. eodcs*

siitf^
Recommend, z 1
. a. si)

oO

Recommendable, .
Recorder, s.

c3e)03o.

Recommendation, Recount, v.a.

Recommendatory, a Recount, ^. a.

Recompense, ^.
Recourse, s.

ojj^, c^al 2^3 cf8e&rfs3),

he
w^oSJSrio ;

must have recourse to the

law 533ofcJe

Reconcilable, a. to

6 ^, to the arms
Recover, i<. a.

Reconcile, z'..
tr
,,
 Rec 453 Rec

Recoverable, a. Rectifier, s.

rtars w&.
Recovery, s, 533$, rfors Rectify, v. a.

a. 2383.
Recreant, 5>;
&j o

Rectilineal, Rectilinear, a.

Recreate, 7'. 0. Rectitude, 5.

yxio^o siitfo ok,

Recreate, v. a. Rector, 5.

; ship

j. Rectory, s.
Recreation,

Recrement, s. Rectum, s.

fcf. Recumbence, Recumbency, s.

Recriminate, ?'

Recumbent, ^.

Recrimination, Recuperation, s. ,,
Recur, p. . ?oo

Recriminative, Recriminatory,
a. 3J.3-S
O 1

Recruit, J. Recure, ^. a. =3^

rlora
ro3n* .

Recurrence, Recurrency, s.

v. n. h Recurrent, a.

2pi3r w^j

Rectangle, 5. Recurring, <7.

decimal
Rectangular, a.
% a.
Rectification, J. Recusant,
 Red 454 Red

r. Redoubt, s.

Redoubtable, .

Red, a. =o3^, Wo artdci, ^d.

ra; coat v. n.
Redound,
hot
tape
Red cotton tree, s. dootfo.
Redress, c>. a. a,
dod.
Redden, #. 0.

Reddish, #.
Reduce, z 1
. .

Redeem, #. a. =5^ to
to
ashes o
o
Redeemable, a.
a, $?
to powder
Redeemer, j. .

OJ Ruducible, .

o3:>,

Reduction, ^.
^.
Redemption,

math.
Red-lead, j. r
Reductive, a.
Red-letterday, s. ,

Redundance, Redundancy, s.
Redness, J.
sS^rt, toO^o*.
C<7

Redundant, a. ^Ocdoo,
Redolence, Redolency, s.

qj, siO^o
t 1

a.
Reduplicate, . .

Redolent,
do^ooo a,
s.
Redouble, ?\ . Reduplication,

^o a,
Redwood, J. s^doO ort dod: riod
Redwood tree, s. dooU>!3,
N
 Ree 455 Ref

Reference, s.
Re-echo, v.a.

in to

a. c.gen.
Reechy, 0=5*0,,

?H ^0 Referential, a.

& JjJ^^O.
Reed, j.

Refine, r;. a.
O oo
,

Reedy, a. ^0d, i'ofe3ri.

Reef, j. 33>o3od
Refinement,'^. ,

Reek, j.

v. n. Refinery, J.
s^fcj 33-3^0

Reeky, a.
9
Refit, 7.'. a.
ZJJb-
Reel, ^. 7T3,
Reflect, 2>. 0.

Re-elect, -v.a.

Re-embark, z 1
.

Re-engage, v.a. Reflection, 5.

Re-establish, v. a.

Reeve, z'. a. Reflective, a.

s. ^o, ^t3Dd
Refection,
Reflector,^.
Refectory, 5-.

j^a, dsJr

Refer, . .
Reflex, a. &d dorto,

ris^do^,
Refer to, v.n. Reflexible, a. &d dorid wSi.

Reflexive, a. wse^rd;
-verb
Referable, .

d6 3^do. Refluent, a.
Referee, s. s
 Ref 456 Reg

Reflux, S. Refugee, s.

Reform, r.a. =5^

s.
Refulgence, Refulgency, z,

Refulgent, a. sSoos^o, c^ffD^

Reform, j. ,3c$J3ia,
Refund, t
r

. a.

Reformation, .y. Refusal, j. 23JS>

Reformer, .y. ?T9,d.

O
Refuse, r.a. e*

Refract, r. ff. ,

a 33ra^).
Refraction, j. Refuse, 5.

to-

Refractory, a. sS

tJO^J. Refutable, a. ,,

Refrain, r. a. 2i a?3o.

Refutation, j.

Refrain from, r. n.

Refute, ?'. a. >.

Refrain, s. sj 3)

Refresh, i\ a.

to ff.
Regal,
one's self v. a.
Regale,

Refreshment, ^.
Regalia,^.//.
^^>3oe)d, ^J

Refrigerant, ^. do 5.
Regality,
C*F, ^03$ 5.
Regard,
r. a.
Refrigerate,

tcr

Refrigeration, s.
,
s:
in to )3slol>, 0:2*23*;

Refrigeratory, a. for wcidd, 5lx)SJ3t3, rio

Refuge, ^.
 Reg 457 Reg

Regard, v. a. Registration, s.

c^4, Ot3
Registry, s.

Regarding,
Regnant, a.

Regardless of, a. Regorge, z/. a.

a, 53o053e>SuCSe>o3,

a, ?j3*
<a
^3a PG>.'
^
Regrate, v. a.
oriodo>;

Regatta, .
OJ

Regency, j. Regress, r..

Regenerate, v. .
Regress, Regression, j.

&#&
Regret, j.

Regenerate, a.

^)^FOd, ^J

Regeneration, s.

a.
o^N^r^, 3o Regular,

Regent, a. ytfo, Oe>W s.

Regularity, 5-.

S*.
Regicide, s.

Regularly, ad.
Regime, ^.

Regimen, j.
d, Regulate, ?/. a
Regiment, j.
doC5S S3J3^0 c^^5
the limits
Regimental,
s.pl.
^
ae^ici;

Regulation, j.

Region, j. a=5,,

Register, j.

QSoD*. V.a.
Regulator, 5.

,
02orO .

Registrar, j. rio

Regulus, s.

58
 Reh 458 Rel

Rehabilitate, i\ a. Reject, i'. a.

'

; 9
3 ,
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Rehearsal, s.

Rejection, s.

,
So^CvOa^)
oJ

r.</. Rejoice, 7'. w.

Rehearse,

oO

Rejoicing, j.

Tipiorn c T^~\" e ^2^2 r 1

it pj - '
; public SAjd, ?o
XLVJltelJ; O.
>
\Ji^C^* ft ^_/ O^
1 /* .^
*li

Rejoin, r. .

. r. a. 3o
Reimburse, 7'. ^7.

Rejoinder,
Reimbursement, ^.
fc!53)ZJO.
Rein, j. oriaidooci
Relapse, z\
d, tfo^; give the reins to o

5j^; without

c3;
take the reins
Relate, 7\ ^.

Reign, r.<z.

Related, #. s
Reindeer, s.
q^cj;
is he to
you? eo3o 5)
a.
Reinforce, ?7.

^
you
n)S3e)
to
w^Ee)? how are
him?
Reinforcement, j. am not

Reinless, ^. Relation, j.

Reins, j.^/.
,
,

Reinstate, r
r

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 Rel 459 Rel

s. Reliance, s.
Relationship,
,
Wo
Reliant, a.

Relative, a. Relic, s.
sq

; pronoun ^r; of saints

sen- s.
Relict,
tence ?ootooq$

Relative, .s.
Relief, ^.

Relax, r
1
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i'-tttj.
Relieve, r 1

. a.
2^0 a.
fcr
oij do<&> ,
rio
OJ
Relaxation, r3__ ?o^r
}

a sentinel

Relay, j. s.
Religion,
^0^06 do^.

Religionist, 5.

Release, j.

Religious, . sj

^IbJ mendicant
OJ pollution ydo.
Relegate, v. a.
Religiously, W. d*cs

Relegation, s. ^.
Religiousness,
Relent, r. . d rfoi^?^.

Relinquish, v.a.
Relentless, ff.

ra, Relinquishment, 5 . zoo

Relevance, Relevancy, s. ,
eod

a, sjo^

Relevant, a. Reliquary, s. ,.

**& Relish, s. ri , do^,

Reliable, a. ^JSo^orf, 2 T". a. Do si

58
 Rel 460 Rem

I it o^oTf* Q3

Reluctance, Reluctancy, s. 556 s.

Remedy,
3), c^ i
oJo,

Reluctant, .

JO&C3s)o3. Remember, 7
1
. .

Reluctantly, i <,ol3, ?i,

* '
tSDSJ^ .

'sr
dow do^.
_D
(V)
Remembrance, j.
f2?Ss3),

Relume, Relumine, 7'. a. =5^

i)c^ Remembrancer, j. ^
Rely, 7-. .
cJe)05o; ^r3^)Ci no^F.
on, upon Remind, 7 1
. a. ^5

Remain, p. .
Reminiscence, s. ,

7$ Remise, 7-. a.

Remainder, j. 23* 200

di
Remiss, a.
Remaining, .

Remains, j.//.
Remission, ^.

Remand, v.a.
Remissness, 5.
e5t2e)rtj,

Remark, 5. ^

7'. .

Remarkable,
o
a. ^ Remittal, 5.

O^^, gS3^^, Remittance, J.

Remediable, a. Remittent, a. wsjrrasirl

5j, Ss^do; fever

Remedial, a. 3i03oOs3), Remnant, j.

Fto. 33, 2-033^, ers-S-;

Remediless, a.
 Rem 461 Ren

Remonstrance, s. Remove, s.

js^qj 53Did
Remonstrant, <z. Removed, .

wja J. from office

sjr^.
35i>a. iSfc.

Remonstrate, r/. n. ^33*0* Remunerate, v. a.

^JS^ra, ^J3)
Remuneration, 5.

Remoustration, s.

J _
fSe^OJO
Remorse, ,?. Remunerative, Remuneratory,

Remorseless, .

Renard, s.

Rencounter,
Remote, a. 13;

P. a.

Remotely, ad. Rend, p. 0. sJ

Remoteness, ^. Render, r.a.

Remount, ^. v.a.

Remounting, Renderable, Rendible, a.

Rendering, ^.

Removability, Rendezvous, s.

Removable, a. cS^ 6 Rendition, 5-.

oJ
Removal, 5. d rf
oJ

Renegade, j.

Remove, ^. a.
Renew, v. a.

v.n.
,
cS
3^ 23*33-3^0 S.
,
=5^ tfdo
 Ren 462 Rep

Renewable, a.
5^/3^0* Repair, v.n.
a? do. Reparable, a.

Renewal, s. Zjfirit

Reparation,
Renitence, Renitency, s.

doc^4
dJ3e$. Repartee, s
Renitent, a. >

oo
,
d,
CJ

Repast, s.

Renounce, r. a. ^JSd >

a, se3S
d,

Repay, p.rt.

Renouncement, s.
oO

Renovate, v. .
dodo?]*
-
Repayment, s.

Renovation, s.
,
dodo
r*
rii-
Repayable,
Renown, s.
a^,, ^cn-
?jja, ^ Repeal, s.
Renowned, .

v.a. drfj
^pe3. Q
Repeat, p. a. .,
Rent, ^. r*. .

ft, 53^ .

Rent, 5. Repeatedly,

Rentable, .
&r, r(e

c^-. Repel, i\a.

5. fejo.a, <on
Rental, J

Repellent, a. >d

Renter, s. ^ doo^o.

7-. a. wdo Repent, T'. a. & .

3^W
Repair, v. a. ?o a, Ciodo
?io
- ,

" 1

s6 . J. Repentance, j .

Be) 3e) 3J.

 Rep 463 Rep

Repentant, a. z$s$fi Reposit, . a.

oJ, oj
^ ^w wn a^ci. del
^-x
a.

s. ere
Repertory, .y.
^JS^? 'CT
Repository,
ll\ Oi^ , A<r *
V )

Repetition, s. ?.
Reprehend, <z.

Reprehensible, ^.

Repine, ?'. n.
ri
Reprehension, s.

Repining, s.
s^ri^, Represent, T. a.&n.
fc&oJ, oi
rioeJo^; 3JO(iJ3r30^, Ij^a)
Replace, r. .

Representation,^.
2^^,
s^
sStfg.

Representative, a.
Replenish, '.

dor sSotf

Replete, a.
Repress, v..a.
Repletion, j.
do
rsrJ, y<
Replevy, v.a s.
Repression,
^0^0^^).
Reply, s.
Repressive, a.

^^Jo^ C^J, So^SjjCrf

Report,^. t
1

a.
Reprieve, .

>F; of a gun

r^ it is reported
ji;

^ ^Ajccio, nba vccti);

Reprimand, ^.a.
^
a^ocs 5
,
^ . J. rt

Reporter, s. ^ v. a.
Reprint,

Repose, s.
^, ^sr^o^.
v. a. a. s. sj.
^J
J ^ Reprisal, s,
 Rep 464 Rer

Reproach, s.

?3F, o ;
Avith

$>oa?io>, Repugnant to, a.

Reproachable, a.

o8?o5 ^=aL s. &

Repulse,
Reproachful, <z. -. a. ,?jd -A
z3rf, tSe^TSzS. ^.
Reprobate, a. =$
Repulsion, s. &d
l. h&03Je>S^^).
v.a.
S Repulsive, a. 5b
j.
s.
Reprobation, Repulsiveness,
a rtora.

Reproduce, Reputable, a.

F a^.
Reputation, j.
Reproof, s.
Repute, t. . o
v, rto&;

Reprovable, oft,
s.
Request, ,
rl

t3r; in
Reptile, -.

Request, v. a.
s.
ri3^ _

Republic, s. of
Require, v. a. 30=5=*^
letters Tj" O
^, r(t3F I

Republican, a. s -

Requisite, a.
gt3e)^3J^C
Republication,

T
(
Requisition, j.
Repudiate, . .

d^
s. t>
>,
c Requital,
Repudiation, 5. jjl.Bofis;; ^
Requite, z>. a.

3Dp.
Repugnance, Repugnancy, s. Rereward, s
 Res 465 Res

Rescind, r.a. cSs^uf SjD^jJJ, d |

Reserve, s.

O oJ

Rescission, s.

Rescribe, r. a.

dfS ?ue>D ,
a man
Rescript, J.

OD& S5 pf.
Reservedness. s.
J

Rescription, j.

Reservoir, ^.
Rescue, r. .
2

Reside, p. n.

33) c>, ^^o,^, JOJSSD*

Research, 5-.
Residence, Residency,
oj

o^), SLSeid?!, 3jD$J3?ZjJjJ. "V. a.

9 (<>

Resident, .
r 33>

Resection, s. )

Resemblance, ^. ej^3,
Residual, a. w
Residuary, a.

Resemble, y. <2.

Residue, s.
|J3
e3=^_
Resent, r.a. Residuum, s.

Resign, p. a.

Resentful, a.
Resignation, ^.

cd^); O3z3e

Resentment, ^. Resigned, a.

Reservation,^,
Resin, 5-.
^js
^o^^^
Resinous, .a

59
 Res 466 Res

Resist, r.a.&n. wQ i
do^o.v
* a,"
^ Resource, s.

do ^)o; //. sice 4, ?^,

Resistance, s, Respect, 5.
,
doo
, 3Jd,

Resistible, #. ^
of persons
Resistless, a. 3 ;

ddri^ ;
with to, in
Resoluble, a. ^drredd
of so^ ^^o3J3^o; pay one's
respects
Resolute, a. Jiiojo
cyjS,
rod, SJCSDSJa.
9 Respect, r. <?. ^^ -
do^o .

Resoluteness, s. rj
?-
M. ,

V,3i a -

Resolution, s. to
Respectability, j.

doOoi3i)j3, ?oo

Respectable, <?. c
Resolvable, .

o3od s=5^, :

w 23?3 TT
^| woio^.
Resolve, r. a.
Respected, a.

oSJscS *a^.
Respectful, .

Resolvent, a.
Respecting, prep. dcG*C3*,
ajj) o J rv J e .

Respective, a. ddF
Resonance, s.

Resonant, a.
Respectively, ad.
Resort, v. n, t?
,

Respiration, s.

Respiratory, a

Resound, r. a. sj Arf
" >
qi aoSo, s^
Respire, r.w.
?io^j c3
a,
j.
a, Respite,
 Res 467 Res

Restitute, v. a. ,
eoo

Resplendence, Resplendency, 5. Restitution, 5. gj ,

wo

Resplendent, a.

Restive, a. oiciodoo
,

Respond, v.a.&n.
Restless, .

;
he had a night t?

Restlessness, j .

Respondence, Respondency,
oO
Restorable, . dooeood ro
Respondent, .y.

eoDo5o6 -^^do,
zoo

s. oj
Response,
\j
ZOO, ^^OoSj.d,
Restoration, s.
Responsibility, ^.

Responsible, . vo Restorative, a.
i53D2003s)d.
ZO^F.
Responsive, a. to, oo
^d ^JSoliF, 2^^0i)0. Restore, w. .

azra,o, ^ do
Rest, 'j. r(o
i;

. v.a.

Restrain, ^. a.

v '
ca <>o

?), ero^)
oj
?>; ^dd^S >?>

^>;
this rests with you -ds Restrainable, a.
S5^)Jd ^j^os? ^d^>^; resting T,.
place Restraint, s.

feel

Rest, J-.
ws)&,
under
Restrict, v.a.

so
59
 Res 4GS Ret

Restriction, s. i\ a.
Retain,
rio^r, ijo . e>e4"rco
Restrictive, a. Retainer, .9.

Result, r. w. to&r>, f. dat. or Retaliate, r. a.

insfr. or abl.\ from

Retaliation, 5. wrf^rv*' -
Result, 5. o sirlin* sirti, ^a* a, ^
a. doL-*.
Resumable,
Retaliativc, Retaliatory, ^. ^cS

Resume, s. tf.

Retard, r.a.
^3)$, *

Resumption, Retardation,
ea, 3d.
ca'

Resurgent, <7. ^o Retch, r-. w .

Resurrection, s. one's self

Retching, s.
Resuscitable, a.
Bo7T rc3
ff

s^ Retention, .v.

=E-\-^ 1-<
v. a. W!XJ C/
Resuscitate, .

Retentive, a.
memor
..
60

Resuscitation, s. =5^ Retentiveness, ^.

s^
Reticence, Reticency, s.
~
Resuscitative, a. >

Reticent, a. ^j ,
rta

Ret, 7'. ^7. Serf Si.

v
.

Retail, T. a. Reticle, s. <ooc> 2cs3.

ro-O

Reticular, Reticulated, a.

w
Retailer, j. Reticulation, s. j2
 Ret 469 Ret

Reticule, s. Retractive, a. _&d

Retiform, a.

d d3,o3. Retreat, v.n.

XT
5. 3TSdo>; eo
Retina, ci,

s.

Retinue, s. ,
=5^3 3 =3^0,
(
a. ^JS
=5^ fcjtf,
Retrench, T; .

Retire, ?'. w.

zoor^ocli ,

Retrenchment, s.

Retired, <7.

Retribution, s. w
3J,sBA* 3J.3.
Retirement, ^.
O O*
3J.>
v-^

Retributive, Retributory,
^^Do^STO^.
Retiring, a. ri
Retrievable, .

,.
17
Retort, s.
Retrieval, ^.
v.a.

Retrieve, ^. a. &d 3^0,^, ?oO

a. p. .
3J,
v_> 30^, =5*0^ ^JSodj 20

Retort, s.
2cJ?>orio; ^
$1^
Retouch, r. .

^. v. n.
Retroactive,
s
rr c>* 3^0,.
.

Retrace,
3(jje>5&, ^ Retrocede, v.a.&n.
?i;
one's steps ^), ^OCa ^JS^F^.
230 ;
3orT Retrocession, s.

Retract, t'.<.
^ ^t2doci^).

Retrograde, z-. .

Z3e>tii, 3D*

Retrogression, ^.

Retractation, Retraction, s. 35-3 tt

^ rt^.

Retrogressive, a.
 Rot 470 Re?

Retrospect. :. a.

Revengeful, a.
= ;C^-~

Retrospection, ,$.
Revenger, s.

Return, r. .

Revenue, ^.

; year
Reverberate, v.a.

Return, j.

Reverberation, s,

^33)^0^^).
c^s;: a.
SJ Revere, 7-.

Returnable.
-J
a,

Reverence, s. s&s^,
Reunion, j. ^0; do
"8 Jv

Reverence, r. /i.

Reunite, r.
a.
Reverend,
^^VJ oJoo v
Reverent. Reverential, <?.

Reveal, v.a

Reverie, ^.

Reveille, ^.

Revel, 5. r . //. , ? -

Reversal, j.

Revelation, s.
5^)^, dc
Reveller, j. r. a.
Reverse, 3o7Te>F^2j,
Revelry, j.

-3. i;
dn* rfjtfo.ci,
oo
cSs*,-";

Revenge, s.
 Rev 471 Rev

Revision, s.

~J\

Reversible, a. d I
Revival, s.

Q J -0

Reversion, s. s.
Revivalist,

Reversionary, a.
Revive, v. n. ^j^ t3?;j
Revert, v.a t

. ?>. a.
30*071*0*

Revery, ^.
Revivification, s.

?. a.
Revest, Revocable, a. ,6 &
^o^ a?^ci.
Review, v.a.&n.
Revocation, s.

OU
Review, s.
Revoke, v. a.

a curse

Revolt, r..
Reviewer, 5.
.
. c5J3.P3 . a.
cJeJOuO. V.X OJ

Revile, v. a.

Reviler, 5-.
e3 Revolting, a. 55^
ST^.

Revisal, s. Revolution, s.

*C3
1

r. 3Te)ej
Revise, .

Revolutionary, a.
-
Reviser, 5. 3c3
Revolutionist, s. , o
 Rev 472 Ric

Revolutionise, r 1
a. Rhinoceros, j.
.
rto^^rt,
d, uzido\r1.
A e)
Rhomb, Rhombus, s. si^ rid rf

Revolve, r.n. vlorto~>, do ercajj t^^o^^cs.

oj XT
>0o3oo>. Rhomboid, s. o^c* rid
in the mind
3o. Rhubarb, s.

Revolver, J. .sO'"orlo^e>o3o;
Rhyme, s.
~
oJ
Reward, s.
5^00^, Rhymer, Rhymester, s,

,
?oozo^.

Rhythm, 5. .

7.
Rhythmic, -al,
Rewardable, </. ,,

Rib, j.

Rex, j.
Ribald, .
gj

Rezzle, 5.
l^doa, T?U.. j.
W ^y
Rhacbidis, s.
Ribaldry, j. 3=2 ^j^
Rhapsodic, -al, a. rU>c^orioO

Riband, Ribband, Ribbon, s.

Rhapsody, 5. s. cleaned
Rice, ^DC*; 50;
a ssi)ld, boiled-
enicso^, f^o^, ^5o^;
=grJ323o e field
la- ^oC^, ^S; gruel
Rhetoric, ^. plant
rfo3;
water &
Rich, a. a^
Rhetoric, -al, a.

dSe)nj SsJ soil

CJ,
'C^ "

5. the
Rhetorician, ,

SsJS-J^-Cuj^ to become
iCT

Rheumatic, -al. a.

Riches, 5. //.
^td^CS.
Rheumatism, j.

Richly, at/, wa*,

 Ric 473 Riff

Richness, s.

Rick, s. 3033 ,
. Ridiculous, a. ,, SoS
oJ eo "

Rickets, s.pl. , rt,adcl>. Riding, .v.

Rickety, a. Rife, a.

a, o^es^kj* Rifeness, s. Oe>S,

oa. Riffraff, j.
Rid, v.a. soodorici CM
,
too

Rifle, v.a.

Rifle, .?.

Riddance, 5.

i&rUi. 5.
Rift,
Riddle, j.
. v.a.&n.

Riddle, 5.

Os)

s.
Ride, t-. . Oos Rigger,

Rigging, s.

Right, a. ;

at anchor

do, ^ .

Rider, ^. =^0^06 d Do 3 do,

*/. n
5. Right, ^.
Ridge, E3D;

;
of a hill ^5>q5c
of a roof ^ set to rights

eo3; tile C3DO^)^).

^6-. Right, e/.a. ^^
Ridge, v.a.

^^
Ridicule, v.a.
Righteous, a.
Righteousness, s.
^^.
Rightful, a. cdi WOSo,

60
 474 Ris

Righthand, s. . Riot, s.

Rightly, ad. ri, d>j

0; to run
s. 3330*0* .
Rightness,
<?. Riot, ?'. n.
Rigid, &orto>, rial,
~
20
,,

Rioter, j.
Rigidity, s.

o3o,
Rigmarole, s. srsi d,
Riotous, a. d>od>,
.
B
j. cSjSo^d, ^
Rigour, ^Srs^, s^JS^d;
Riotousness, 5.

Rigourous, d,
Rip, V. a.

Rill, 5. sj ; up
Rim, j. zo

Ripe, a.
Rime, ^.
,

Rimple, ^.

s. Ripen, v.a.
Rind,
),
1
Ring, s.

, tos?;
of a rattan
Ripeness, ^.

r. Ripple, ^. oj
Ring, //.

. v.n.

Ringfinger, Rise, 7'. n.

1

5
Ringleader, .

i; rloo

Ringlet, s- <jv~ yt
w ^o^S5*.

Ringworm, 5. Rise, s.

rit3, sia
K
Rinse, i\ a. S^;
3oS*o
 Ris 475 Rob

s. Rivulet, s.
Risibility,

OSraSg) ?o2p>3. Road, s.

, proa,
Risible, a. T#JSo3J3^j, public on
J the
3^,
metal
Rising, 0.
o* .

Roads, Roadstead, ^.

^, S5^F,
Risk, .?.

run a Roadster, 5.
, *333e>odi; rlo

at all risks
Roam, v. n. 3
AOoioo^. s.
Risk, 7-.0.

Roaming, ^.

be risked his life

Roan, .
,

a. cow doort^; horse

Risky,
d, s

Rite, S. Roar, f. w. ci, riri

ejOg

Ritual, a.
rf3 ^,
1

Roar, Roaring, J .

Ritualist, s. Roast, 7'. a.

Rival, s.

o3)cl9^) Rob, r. a.

Rivalry, j. ?ko3
Robber, ^.
^eiis
Rive, v. a. . v.n.
SJOOJOO Robbery, 5.

River, j. bed 13,

?JDO*. Robe, s.

Rivet,, v.a.

Robiu, 5.

60
 Rob 476 Rom

Robust, a. 3&N
;
Roll, V. a.

Robustness, s.

;
in the dust or mire
'.
Rock, s. srezS, .

Roll, s.
Rocket, s.
^o to cal1
Rock-salt, J.
the
Rocky, 0.

Rod, 5.
Roller, ^.

*
Rollick, r. n.
fisbing
Rolling, ^.
Rodent, <z.

pin
T
Rodomontade,
Rolong, 5.

jtorto*.

S.
Roman, .

Roe,
Roe, j. buck
Catholic

figure ^
Rogation,
Q
Rogue, s.
Romance,

s.
Roguery, Romanic, <z.

Roguish, .

Roil, v. a.

Romanise, r. a. &?si)t3*
Roist, Roister, r.n.

Roisterer,^.
Romanism, 5.

6ci t
qScS, ^s^
Role, s. Romanist, s. 6JSs3oc3*CTe>o3o,
 Rom 477 Ros

Romantic, .
Roost, s.

aste,
\^

Romish, a. do^d,
3^) ^d Root, j.

Romp, 5. ^O*; , gram.',

?>, o cube ; square
rtas take

Romping,
Root, v.n.

Rood, j.

no nn Out, up

*% Rooted, a.
Rood, j. 33>c3*a

Roof, j.
; ceiliug
Rope, ^.
of a of the dancer

mouth
Roof, v.a. ro O
Ropery, s.

Ropy, rt.

Roofless, a. sifej O5o.

Rosary, 5.

Rook, s. of the seeds of

elaeocarpus

Rookery, j. Rose, s. rtoo>> ^3; China

water

Room, ^. t3-sn', z3tK, rf

^,
"CT
Rose-apple, s.
, ezS; a small
; give
, tsejrr* Roseate, Rosed, s. rtaoD; zoors

make d, rtosjdftd d^jS erud) .

o" oO
Rosette, s. ^oo^odo do rto

Roominess, ^.

3D^. Rosewood, j. ae&3, ^^13 dod.

Roomy, .
Rosin, j.
 Ros 1 7 - Ron

Rosiuess, s. Rouble, ^. do?o

Roster, s. Rouge, ^.

Rostrum, j. =jafo3 oSo; s Rough, a.

&?d; ^ .

SlfeJ
Rosy, #.
a, cOcS^fo^; sea
fid
s3^ sf sound tt'ti
Rot, T'. n.
Rough, j.//.
0&0>, r 1

v- a Rough-cast, . <7.
a.
d dov
Rough-draw, r
1

. a.
Rot, s. ^OOTTOS? &ooo

Rotate, r. n.

v- a. a.
Rough-draught, s.
.
3o*orre5^^.
Roughen, v.a. ^ a.

Rough-hew, r. a.
Rotation, j.

Roughness, j.
; by

Round, a.
Rotatory, a.
number

Rote, ^. Round, 5.
2^;
=5^; of a
^; learn by doosJ^;
guard rin^,
Round, ad.&iprep.
Rotten, a.
about
OB, 3^)0
D; all
the year ;
look
Rottenness, 5.
Tli^o-s ^ come
to^F?), ^
Round, T'. r/.

Rotund, a. , riooCFS05o, en.

Rotunda, s. ckiocs)05o ^53*, eru Roundish, ^7.

Rotundity, 5.
Roundly,
* /. ^ 3Se>.n*,
 Rou 479 Rud

Roundness, s. erodoofcjo, Rub, v. a. erowo >,

59 d.
Rouse, v. a.

- Off

Rout, j. rtooo ,
rtrf w, rf 3

23; ^ Rub, s.

r&3r
Rout, J.

a;
Rubber, s.

Route, j.
,
?3e>a.
India
Routine,^, u
Rubbing, s. pju

Rubbish, s.
Rove, v.n. 3o*orto>,
hQoJoo^.
Rover, s. oD*~ort>c3Do3o, AOodoo
Rubescent, a.

Rubicau, //.
Row, ^. ?
rOWS S
^CJ.
Rubicund, a.
Row, v.a.&n.
Rubric, a.

Row. 5.

Rowel, j.

Rower, j.
Rubstone, s. 73

Ruby, j.
Royal, .

rf. ^7.
os;; assemby
; city Ruck, j. , j3o. ^'. a.

court, mansion
family 5d?j0^o<y; prince Rudder, ^.
?&>Oe>03o, does*,

Royalist, j. esd?oo tfzt 39080, Ruddiness, s.

iro*&,
Ruddle, j.

Royally, ad.
Royalty, s. Ruddock, s.
 Rud 480 Rum

Ruddy, a. Ruggedness, s.

Rude, a.

Ruin, s.

man

Rudeness, s.

3rf, do^r
/^ Soe) Vt)05o t3)A*; fall into
Rudiment, .s.

t?dct3 S3s>d.

Rudimental, Rudimentary, 0.
Ruin, T.a.
si>J3^3^rf,
9
Rue, S.
tO
*
Co
be ruined
Rue, r.a.
w2i?i.
ZS&S,
Ruinous, a.
Rueful, a.
sbj,,

Rule, ^.
^/.
Ruefully,

v.a.&n.
Ruff, j.

23-

Ruffian, s. a Ruler, j.

Ruffianly, .
Rum, j.

, ,

Ruffle, P. a. cS Rumble, f. ;/. rciF?S

r(odo-. s.

Ruminant, -. 3Jdo tidL,

Rug, j. 0^) -. ^. ^s)05o =5=

Rugged, a. , Ruminate, r. .

^D05J ; 9
; path Rumination, s.
 Rum 481 Rus

Rummage, v. a. Running, j. sD

Runt, s.

Rummer, s.

Rumour, s.
Rupee, s.

. a. s.
Rupture,
a. v. n.

Rump, j.
Rupture, . a. &.
rt. 7'
C3^
Rumple, z-. a. j3o
rfotf^a, Rural, a.
do, rt^rt 5pSo5). z3??ra
Run, v.n.
Ruralise, 7'. .

ci,
a.
sd^Cj^cS
d ^d s)^ooJ a. x
j; away SJ

Out Ruse, s.

Rush, 5.

over
Rush, j.

up
Rush, 7/. .

Run, z\ a.
n
down
^; upon

; up

Rusk, j.
Run, s.

Russet, a.
;
in the long
=^OC5*.
, =5^,
eo
Russian, a. do?oo do
Runaway, j.
33e>6s3,
rOoC3

a. Rust, j. ^o, =^e3orf*,

Rundle, j.
., ,.
So

Rundlet, Runlet, j.

Rustic, a.
Rung, j-.

Runnel, ^. ooc;
Wo a.

Runner, ^. Sj Rusticate, 7'. . sd^.cs*

61
 Rus 482 Sac

Rustication, s. r Ruth, 5.

Rusticity, s. Ruthful, a. =3^=3^

ad$,3d,
Ruthless, #.
Rustiness, s.

**% Rutter, j.

Rustle, r. <7. >.

Rye, J.

Rusty, a.

Rut, s.

rid;
an elephant in

S.

Sabbath, s. Sackful, .

Sacking, s.

Sabbatic, -al,

Sabianism, s. Sacrament, ^.

^JS,S? ;0i;t do^; =5^ Cj)

Sable, s. ^.ssi Sacramental, /z.

o^
q5d, D^
Sabre, s. Sacred, a.

C^CS* T#cj,? , 3do,

O oJ^

Saccharine, a.

; spot
Sacredness, ^.
Sacerdotal, a.
robe
Sacrifice, j.

Sack, ^.

Sackcloth, 5. Sacrificer, j.
0333^=5,
 Sac 483 Sai

Sacrificial, a. Saffron, s.

Sacrilege, s. Sag, z>. n.

Sagacious,^, U
Sacrilegious, a.

Sagacity, j.

Sacristan, s.

Sage, a.

Sacristy, s.

Sad, a. Sagittal, s.

ad, Sagittarius, s.

Sadden, v.a.
Sago, 5. .

v.n. v3

Said, a. 3j^, 3Jo&; above

Saddle, s. backed ?otSO.
ioQ,
Sail, J. 33s)05o; ^si
girth
55d Set
Saddle, ^ . a.

Saddler, J. strike full

Saddlery, s.

under 33i>

Sadness, s. ck>8SJ, Sail, v. a. & n.

ojo jj, ojsj ^^^5

Safe, a. WO&SSDT
^ 5^0^; 7o,?o.
J Sail-cloth, s.

d 23*>7T*; 3313,
u
rt. Sailer, ^.

Safe-conduct, s. ^.
Sailing,

j. Sailor, 5.
Safeguard,
e3; d^f 530^7^ rj.
Safely, a^. Saint, ^. ". v.a.
-

Safeness, Safety, ^. uS
SJ

do, uodj Sainted, a. ;

?o

Safflower, j.
 Sai 484 Sal

Saintlike, a. zj
Salivous, a. (

Saintliness, s.

Sallow, a.
Saintly, a. z^ ,.

Sake, s. ^esdrs, vocS ?sS. ad.

Sallowness, s.
for

the of y<3* c.dat.

^.
for my Sally,

Sal, 5. snis ;
ammoniac
zrartd. Sallyport, s.

Salable, a. Salmon, ^.

Saloon, ^.

Salad, .y.

Salam, s. Salt, s. manu-

Salamander, s. facturer .
Oy)

Salary, j.
^oW^, Salt, v. a.

Salaried, .

Sale, j. ^JsJD*, ^j^oseJ,

fish
5TO^) d
<w

s>^; for ,
on Salt-cellar, j.

Saleable, a. Saltish, a.

oO

Saleableness, s. Saltless. .
y\j^ C3t>o3, s^s^, do
Salep, ^.
"

Salesman, 5. Salt-marsh, s. fSo,

Salient, a.
Salt-pan, j. wrlo*.

Salify, v. a. Saltpetre, j.

Saline,^.
Salt-pit, s.

j. Salt-water, s.
Saliva,

Salival, Salivary,^ Salty, a.

Salivation, 5. Salubrious, a.
 Sal 485 San

Salubriousness, Salubrity, .?.

a, 37S3iC3)0l
9 oJ J

zc Sanctimonious, a. i-

Salutary, a. vo
c&fcer\ 'a< Sanctimoniousness, J.

Salutation, ^.
^^^.
dodcl Sanction, s. to& S33J fl,
oj

Salute, 5.

Cp
s. Sanctity, 5. s
Salvage,
ST-jaoTSC Sanctuary, s.
1

Salvation, 5 .
S3e>t)OJo,

Sanctum, ^,

Salve, s.
^?58.
. v.a. Sand. s.

^'. <2. c

Salver, ^.
Sandal, 5. ,,
CO

Salvo, ^.

Sandal, wood, s. T\z$,

Same, a. red

Sameness, s.
54?,

s.
Sand-bank, s.
Sample,
c^^OJStS.
Sand-box, .?.

Sampler, s. ^
Sanders, s.
sirado, ^jsa
Sanable, a. riora Sandwich, j-.

oO
Sandy, a.
Sanative, . riore t?^, 53;l>

Sanatory, a. Sane, .
f
a
39 9
,

Sanguiferous, .
?3

Sanctification, ^.
Sanguify, v. n.

a.
^
Sanguinary,
Sancti'fy, w. a.
 San 486 Sat

Sanguine, a. rS Sappy, a. d?j ^3.

Sanguineness, J. s.
Sapwood,
Sarcasm, s.

Sanguineous, a.
$^0 c^ od, Sol

Sanhedrim, .9. o3oooJ5c3c-82.O Sarcastic, a.

rf:3,
!
&33cl
Sanies, s. s.
Sarcenet, <

Sanious, a-
oJ Sarcophagus,
Sanitarium, s. ere En
Sardine, Sardius,
'
9
Sanitary, a. 7$
Sardine, ^.

Sanity, s.
Sardonic, .
33; laugh

Sanskrit, s. ^ ?o, N^; -character

Sardonyx, s.
Sark, 5.
Santonine,
j.
Sarsaparilla,

Sap, s.
Sart, s.
gfi>7i
Sap, p.<7.
Sash, j. rilL
60

Sapid, a.
Sash, j.
Sapience, j
d-a* a?
tf.
Sapient,
Satan, J. ^X
u
Sapless, a.
Satanic, -al, a.

Satchel, s.

Sapling, s. i Sate, w. a.

J.
Sapor,
<?.
Saporous,
Sapper, 5. s and Sateen,
miners ?jodori
Satellite, s.

Sapphire,
 Sat 487 Sav

Satiate, v. a. Satyr, j.

Sauce, j.

Satiety, J. s.
Saucepan,
Satin, j.

Satin-wood, s. dod. Saucer, s.

Satire, .y. 3^ Sauciness, s.

Saucy, a.

Satiric, -al, a.

ir5.s^), A Saul-tree, j.

Satirist, s, ^.
Saunter, .

Satirise, v. a. i,
35D Saunterer, 5.
?5s3ol)Oc3Do3o,

Satisfaction, j.
Saurian, s. 3J>t3)vBd
ro

docl, ^sJrra; Sausage, J-.

Savage, s.

Satisfactory, a. ^
Savageness, Savagery, s.

Satisfied, ^z.
Savanna, s. sioBd
Satisfy, 7-. a. &n ,
Wo ^.
Savant, sJc^i,
Save, 7;. a.

Saturate, z:a.

Saturation, j.
Save,
Saturday, s.
55^0^,
Saturn, j. gj-j a.
Saving,
Saturnalia, ^. izord
.
oO

Saving, j-.
d^fl, d=;
Saturnine, .
dood, zad,
 Sav 488 Sea

s bank Scabby, a. fig

&&*& J.
Saviour, s. Scaffold,

Scald, ^.

Savour, s. do2&, 03,

Scald-head, s. ^
Q
Savour, 7-. #. s.
Scale, e3cz3, oio^; gr.
Savoury, a.
;
on a small ^OP
;
on a large
Saw, s. ,
rtdrt

Scale, f..
Ji;
dust

Saw-fish, 5.
Scale, s. 2js?, =

5.
Saw-pit, Scale, s. &^, SD,
Srf>

Scaled, ^.
^rs^d
Sawyer, ^.
Scalene, Scalenous, a.
cs*
Scaliness, .r. 359*
.

Saxatile, a.
Scaling, ^.
03;

a. Scall, 5. ^J53 dJe>?rt;

Saxon, s.

7-. a-,
^. Scallop,
Say, .

, 5, e5?> R; that is to say Scalp, t'. <7.

( ^

s. Scalpel, ^.
Say,

Saying, 5. Scaly, <z.

^o^, srsld; ?ioa;

Scab, s. Scamble, v. n.

;
a troublesome kiud
of
Scamp, Scamperer, s.

Scabbed, a. rteJd, 3 |B
(

^2^ 1

Scabbard, j. ^ .. Scamper, r..

r

erocS, 2od. ero 20

 Sea 489 Sea

Scampish, a, s.

(ft*.

Scan, 7'. a. Scar, j.

2
Scarab, Scarabee, s. s3o

Scandal, j.
Scaramouch, j.

Scarce, a. too^,
tor*
Scandalise, z;. 0.

Scarcely, ad. 553

he will come

Cu
Scandalous, .
Scarceness, Scarcity, s.

Scandalousness, s.
Scare, z/. .
3p?ao33e>53)?i,
oi3^4^-
Scandent, a.
Scarecrow, j.

Scansion, j.
;
to set up a
a?obp.
Scant, a. Scarf, s. ;3od ?A)cSj3 rii

Scantiness, Scantness, 5.

Scarf, j. s>s3,
CO

Scarfskin, s.

Scantling, s.

d^ ^oo^o Scarify, z'. a.

Scanty, a. a.
oO
dJ33J. Scarlatina, Scarlet fever, s.

Scapegoat,^.
fcof.

Scapegrace, ^. Scarlet, a.

Scapula, ^. J.
Scarp,
Scapular, Scapulary, a
62
 Sea 490 Sch

Scatb, s. rfa do
Scatb, Scathe, ?-. a. ,
eniS3e)Oio ^33

Scathless, a. f3 Schemer, s.
5ft>37sodocn>o3j,
ttti

Scatter, r. a.

Schism, s.

Schismatic, -al, a.

Schismatic, j. 3J3J.
Scattered, a. s.
Scholar,

Scavenger, .s. ii

Scholarly, a.
Scene, J-.
s.
Scholarship,

s.
Scenery, Scholastic, -al, .

Scenic, -al, .

Scent, s. j.
Scholium, I3

School, ^. ^s3, ,
33-3

crfo; parochial
Scentless, a. normal vusraq
; primary , pyal
Sceptic, ^.

S^rO,
rS School, t'. .

Sceptic, -al, a. too a .

9
CTSoo. School-boy, s. ?3Ds3d tff^.
J.
Scepticism,
School-fellow, 5.

Sceptre, 5. School-house,
wo, w^o ao*.
CO
^sd. Schooling, s.

Schedule, J.

2^6^ Schoolmaster, ^.
siUj
Scheme, j. eA)S3SOio,doijN,
 Sch Sco

School-mate, s. ,
rt

v^
Schoolmistress, s. Scolding, s.

s. dcs* Scolopendra, s.
Schooner, c

Sciatic, -al, a. Sconce, j. -S-

Sciatica, s.

Science, .y. orio

Scoop, j. ?'.
Scientific, -al, a.

ci, tods^rf.

Scilicet, conj.
Scope, j.
tfzS, rloO, t3e>ri*,

Scilla indica, 5.

Scorbutic, -al, .

Scimitar, Scimiter, s.
rtd
Scintillate, z'.

Scorch, z'.a.
,.
Scintillation, s, --13

Score, s.
Sciolism, j.
Aefo*; cniL5e>3J3
)rfp.
S on that
Sciolist, ^. e3c
Score, 2'. a.
Scion, j. ft&CO ,

Scission, j. j.
Scoria, .

u
Scorn, .?.

Scissors, s.pl. =^J 0. to

Scissure, s

Scobs, ^. ssd Scorn, r;. a.

Scoff, 5. J S, ^ja
'. a. Scorner, j.

s&tfo $,

Scornful, a.
s. Scorpio, s.
Scoffer,
ara^rred,
Scorpion, ^. i^s?*,
y^^oSo.
Scold, j.

62'
 Sco 492 Scr

Scot, s. ^Ort, do^; and lot Scraggy, a.

oj,tc3 ^oCc>oio. drreo&x

Scot, Scotch, s. &J3j33oZ3 6?3 Scramble. 9?n.

. #. -'
, e5de3o?i,

Scotch, 7 . a.

Scrap, s.

Scotch, 7'. a. Scrape, r.a.

,,
toether
Scotchman, j

ac-

quaintance
Scot-free, ad. tJC3*;
Scrape, j. ?oo

Scoundrel, s.

Scraper, j.
..
if
Scour, t-.fl.
4; 3J3?tp.

^3*25* Scrapings, s.pl. $d

Scratch, t-. a.

j. ,
?rori)do
Scourge,
out

"A
Scrawl, j. . t'.a.&n.
ScOUt, S. ?

Screak, r. n. -S-o^
Scout, r. <7.
oJ
j>,

?j%d Scream, v.n. s.

^-
^>. silo.
o
1

Scowl, s. Screech, r . . zoo^o Ji.

rtok? Screech-owl,
Screen, s.

Scrabble, v. n.

,.
s.
Scrag, ?^d, Screw, j.

Scraggedness, Scragginess, s. ?Jo,do, ar^. v.a.

 Scr 493 Scu

Screw-pine, s. Scrutineer, s.

Scribble, v. a. & .
Scrutinise,

Scrutiny, ^.

d.
^M
Scribe, j.
2o6&c3DC&>, T. n.
Scud,
o3o3cJ?<3o8 3>\.
Scrip, s.

Scrip, j.

j. Scuffle, s.
Script,
cted.
uut

Scriptural,

Sculk, j.
Scripture, ?j ,

^^d^
Scrivener, Scull, j. , soodod,
fciej
ro

Scrofula, Sculler, .y.

tod;

Scrofulous, a. o3o,
to-

Scroll, j Scullery, s.
d^ 23"3 n6 ;

Scullion, s.

Scrotum, ^.

Sculptor s.
Scrub, J. a.

Sculpture, j.
Scrubby, a.

Scruple, j.

; np5 Scum, s. ^08,

v.a.

Scrupulosity, Scrupulousness, Scummer, j.

.
Scupper, s. 3 Os)

Scrupulous, a. Scurf, ^.

^?3*,

Scrupulously, Scurfy, a.
.
 Scu 494 Sea

Scurrile, Scurrilous, a. Seal, s. s&jzi, s3J2Pdo, d?3. r-. a.

,

Scurrility, s. do sre^d,

*b s. Sealing-wax, 5.
Scurvy, tf

Seam, j. ,

r
1

. a.

Scut, s. ao<.
WO
j.
Seaman, j.
Scutage,
J&ri. Sea-mark, s.

Scutch, T.a.
Seamster, s.
Scutcheon, j.

Scutiforin, .

Seamstress, s.
Scuttle, j.

51J
Seamy, a. s3) ?

^.
Sea-nymph,
Scythe, j.

Sea, ^.
Seaport, s.

go to
;
Sear, v. a. 206

at
Search, 7\ a. & ;/.

Sea-board, j.

Sea-born, a. out
Sea-farer, s. tfo a, a.
OJ '

Search, s.
Sea-faring, .

0, c3e>S^.

Sea-fight, j. Searching, a.

^
Sea-girt, a. v^O
Sea-shore, s. 200,
Sea-green, a.
Sea-gull, j. Seasick, a.

Seasickness, s.
Sea-horse, s.

Seaside, s. 3u
Seal.j. Season, s.
 Sea 495 Sec

cold- e Seclusion, s.

rainy out of
tr
n 3 a.
;
Second, s.

Season, v.a.

Secondary, a.

Seasonable, #.

^ 5Do^^
Seasoning, s. Second-hand, a.

?Js>53. 3id;

Seat, ^.

for the bride

(5)
'

ir Secondly, ad.

Seat, v.a. Second-rate, a.

Second-sight, j.
Seaves, ^.

Sea-weed, j-.

Secrecy, j.

a. ri, dodo
Sea-worthy,

^
Secant, .
^o.,
j silr,
Secret, .

rioU^d, rlo^, rioosi,

^.
^^Ori
n -
Secede, . .

.
&5i, 3|J
Secretariat, j.
Seceder, s.

Secretary, j.

Secession, .y. yris* Secretaryship, j. 206^

e3)^)^^).
Seclude, v. a. Secrete, v.a. t3?i
050

one's self Secretely, a?. ..

63

Secretion, j. e ^sj), do
 Sec 496 See

Secretory, .a. Sedateness, 5.

Sedative, a. eru

Sect, s.

Sectarian, Sectary, s Sedentariness,

il^,
So

Sectarian, <3. mark

crasJo, sli Sedentary, a.

Sectarianism, 5.

Sedge, s.

Section, 5. I
Sediment, s.

D$ Cd,
Sectional, #. of boiled arecanut
Sector, j. s
Sedition, s.

Seditious, a.
a"
Secular, <z.
so
sii^, don
5e>wci;
Seduce, v. a.
Secularise, r. a. Sj.
s /

?5J5rto 33&rfO^.

s. si.sJo^
Secularity, 17

Seducer, v. a.

Secundine, s.

Securable, .

Seduction, j.

Secure, a.

r. Seductive, a.

sA,

^l^.
Security, s. Sedulous, <z.

a bond Sedulousness, s.

See, S.

Sedan, ^. 3Js3o-S-,
PO

Sedate, .
?orf,
 See 497 Sel

See, v.a. Seesaw, s.

Seethe, z'. a.

Seed, 5.

Seed-lac, s. Segment, j.

Seedling, 5. z3>: Segregate, v.a.

&

Seed-pearl, j.

j. Segregation, s.
Seed-plot,
Wob^S^, >

s. Seignior, s.
Seed-time,

Seedy, 5. Seigniorage, jr.

j. 0; r^oq^
Seeing,
Seigniory, s.

u
Seine, s.

Seisin, Seizin, s.

Seize, p.. 3J

Seeker, j.

c3DdO ; on, upon

Seel, ^. .

Seizing, .y.

Seem, v. n. Seizure, s.

Seemingly, ad.
Seldom, W.
Seemliness, ^. Select, ^. a.

fcfc,^-
Seemly, a.
o"
people
Seer, j.

Selection, j.

93
 Sel 498 Sen

s.
Selenography,
Self, pron.
; rl, ?J,

acquired con- Seller, j.

fession Selling, ;.

Self-abuse, s. ws Selvage, Selvedge, 5.

Self-acting, a.

Semaphore, 5.

Self-conceit, J. 360^00,
esado^d, S3 Semblance, s.

Self-conceited, #. ad

Semen, ^.

Self-consciousness, Semi, .
556,

Self-control, J. ^2 Semicircle, s.
i

Self-denial, s. 3$
Semicircular,
Self-evident, a. dd.
Semicolon, s.
Self-interest, J.
r^

Seminal, a.
Selfish, a.

Orf, 4
Oj
CJ;

Selfishness, s. Seminarist,

Selfless, a. ?rs

Self-love, s. A Seminary, ^.
oj
Semination,
Self-possessed,
Semitone, s. d,

Self-possession, Semi-vowel,
J. Sempiternal,
Self-praise,
> Senate, s.
oJ

Self-righteousness, Senator, s.

Self-same, a. , 554?. Senatorial, rf

Self-will, j.

Send, r.a.&n.

SelC .
sirado^, ^ ; away
 Sen 499 Sen

Senselessness, s.

for 333

;
forth, out

Sensibility, ^.

Sender, s.

a crec& Sensible, .
Jjse&iO, o

Seneschal, s.
eA)rra,r?>; a
9
7Y?>6.
Sensibly, ad.
Senile, 0. ^jsrao .
,
a
dooas
Sensitive, .

.y.
Senility,
skr^rf; ; plant
Sensorium, Sensory, s.
Senior, a. =5^0*, 3oO,
B ^-
fS^e;^,
doo. J-
?3?C),
Sensual, a. 's.
o3o, 5o8o
5. s^oerid.
Seniority,
Sensualist, s.
Senna, s.

Sennight, J.
Sensuality, j.
Sensate, z 1
. A.
Sentence, s. s

Sensation, ^.

Sensational, o. iDo3J3rso;
Sententious, a.

Sententiousness,
Sense, j. rt^,

common Sentient, a.
; S3q5F;
inter- Sentiment, J.
, do-B;
nal ok; moral
o^: '
the five x

senses k lose one's Sentimental, .

w
out 5.
Sentimentality, sJx

one's ..
9 eJ

Senseless, a. Sentinel, Sentry, s.

 Sep 500 Ser

Separable, a.
,.

J. s. =^>
Separability, Sepulture, ^^^), ::
ii

Separate, ?'. a.
^AJ^d-^oSo, ?JOrjS)d.
Sequel, J.
w&Fr^, ^w, eo^.
5.
Sequence, s3J3^, w^r^^), S5J

e;,
e5o^, T#,S&.

Sequester, Sequestrate, t-. <?.

Separation, s.
; wdo&!^3* a?2i?i,
one's self z5

Sequestration, s.
s.
Separatist,
Seraglio, s.

Sepiment, s.

Serai, s. e
s.
Sepistan, -plum,
^JD.

Seraph, s.
Sepoy, 5.

s. Sere, a.
Sept, =3*0^,
Serenade, s.

s
ci
Septangular, ro

September, 5. Serene, .

oJ 6J

Sereneness, Serenity, s.

Septennial, a.

Serf, j.

Septic, j. Serfdom j. CT

Septic, -al, a. Serge, s.

Septilateral, a. Sergeant, Serjeant, j.

Septuagenarian, Septuagenary, ship

Serial, s. 33e>o sra

Septuagint, s. 3Jd

^P^ 2pD5Ss)0^. Series, j. ,.

CO

Sepulchral, a. tf Serious a.
rioted; SJ6, oi>:i>
^js?, rU^ori. qJr,
Sepulchre, Sepulcher, ^.
 Ser 501 Set

Seriously, ad. Serviceable, a.

Seriousness, s.

Sermon, s.

Serviceableness, ^.

Sermonise, v.a.&n. Servile, a.

.

9 eJ

Serous, a. J, 3tfo33e>oBo, Servility, ^.

Servitude, J.
Serpent, ero^o,
^ ?OF,
5-.
3'
-S
cSe>ri. penal

Serpentine, 0. Sesame, Sesamum, j. ^ft ,

sSJS^oUo.
Session, j.
Serrate, Serrated, #. =5^0,^;,

court

Serried, <z. rffcj.

Serum, 5-.
jS^o'
A:; of the ear $&<' Sesspool, jr.

^olFSJ*

J. Set, v.a.
Servant, y\J5^ric3e)o5o,
a net
; girl
?S^; against

v.a.&n. ?2)ci; agoing

Serve,
apart sjrfs*

, 23^1 s&tfS; aside

; OUt, - Up at ease
a writ
down
23s)D
oJ a.'
x

Server, s. fy forth
100=^0. free n
Service, 5-.
ta^O, erus^ri,

; on,
burial upon
divine on fire on
book 3cra foot
out
 Set 502 Sew

0)3 3s3s3e>0,
right ?osi>

O^a, 3ck Settler, s. Ao d s

fta>&$L
1
V^c^oSo; ^
Set, z' . .

Settlings, .
//.
, about ^J
forward
;

in
Seven, $. && t ^^5 persons
the notes of the
off &nazi>a; on, upon
gamut ?o^
out Sevenfold, a.

Sevennight, s.
up ?oodo

Seventeen, a. s

Set, a. Seventeenth, a,

73? form
,
Jj Seventh, .

Set, 5. 0-3^;

Setness, Seventieth, . &*$

60
Set-off, ^. Seventy, a.
^^, O
Sever, v.a. z3^ s

Seton, s.

Settee, s.
Several, a.
Setter, j

Severance, s. t3^ .

OsJ

Setting,
QiJ

Severe, a. ^rs,

Settle, f. a.
Severely, ad.

Severity, s.
'

n.

Sew, 7
r
. a.

Settled, a. ?od,
9 -

J. Sewer, s.
Settlement,
t? Sewer, s.
;
 Sex 503 Sha

Sex, s. Shadow, p. a.
, ^d, >c

rf;
the fair

Sexagenarian, a. Shadowy a.

Sje>> ,
u
Shady, .

Sexangular, .

% 5. si
Sexennial, et2 Shaft,

Sextant, 5. Shag, 5-.

ci tf<3 6J3

Sexton s. Shaggy, a.

Sexual, a. Shagreen, s.

inter-
dor;
course ^.
Shah,
Shake, ^. .

Shabbiness, j.

^. off =0^00^;
~ hands with
Shabby, . 3Jl
man Shake, v.n.
Shack, 5. ^osU^o
A0o3od; bolt

Shackle, ^.

tf. . ? .. Shake, 5.

Shaddock, s.

Shaking, j.

s.
and quaking
Shade,
Shako, ^.
,

Shade, z'. a. Shaky, .

^)^, ^ ^. Shall, aux. v.

Shadiness,
do not
^a. s3os?J2^o;
-2a: not come
Shadow, ^. K
of death Shallop, s. <>io P ^si
crco -x>

Shallow, .
 Sha 504

5. ? rtao&c73o3

Shallowuess, s. ero Shapeless, a.

Sham, <7.
,, , Shapeliness, s. dJ33J,

; fight

Shapely, a. ,
d-Q
Sham, ?'. (?.

Shard, J.

a. s.
Share, ^.

^, 53e>3*
1

Shamble, r . TZ.

Shambles,^.//.
Shambling, j.
Shareholder, ^.

Shame, ^.

Shark, j.

put tO Sharker, ^.

Shame, t-. .
f3D Sharking, J.

Sharp, a. 3oci, silr,

Shamefaced, .

^Doh sSJS

Shameful, a.
Sharpen, v.a.
b3-
Shameless, .

: fellow
s.
Sharper,
Shamelessness,

Sharpness, s. , silr;
Shammer, s.
=3*0, ^J3.
Shampoo, r. a.
Sharp-sighted,
1

Shamiock, j .

Shank, s.
Sharp-witted,
Shanker, s. 3i6 Shatter, v.a.

, i\a.
 Sha 505 She

Sheen, a.

Sheep, s. ^/.
=5^0;
brained
Sheep-cote, Sheep-fold,^.

Shattered, a. Sheep-hook, s.

be
Sheepish,^.
&?>.
Sheepishness, s.
Shave, v.a.

Sheep-walk j.
Shave, s. .
'
tx\
Sheer, <2.

Shaving, j.

2^JS; the face

Shaw, ^.
^4^J s^o* ,
Sheet, j. sjsg rl- rfjd)i] ;
anchor
2*r
Shawl, -s. 3s) 2^, of cloth
5JO^> eJor\D*;
CO
2w;
M
She, ^<7. ^*; of paper 33^ ^e)rtz3; of
bear ^ ?
buffalo
goat metal ^rics* of water

^>oK)0 >Z3*;

Sheaf, s. ^sJ.. ^.
rfjsa, Sheet, ^'. .

rfo^i, ^
Shekel, ^.

Shearing, J.

Shears, ^.//. ^n Shelf s.

Sheath, ^.

Sheathe, v. a. Shell, j.

conch
Sheave, 5.

Shed, z-. a. Shell-fish, j.

Shell-lac, s.

Shed, ^. 2^ Shelly, a. 3&oJ cj.

dJ5osi; a cooking Shelter, ^5^^,
Sheeling, ^.
 She 506 Shi

one's self w^
oi> ,,

Shelterless, a. >-, Shining, .

Shingle, j.

Shelve, r. a. e^^aro6 .

>>, djja
Shingles, s.pl.
Shepherd, j.

Shiny, ^.

Sherbet, 5.
Ship, 0. ^sj Q,
Sherd, 5.

Sheriff, s.
's officer
off

Sheriffdom, .?. T
Shipmate, j.

Sherry, J. ^.
craD^.
Shipment, j.

Shield, s.
ao23
^Q*
Shipper, s. -tf

^)dOc3e)03o.
Shift, r. .
=

Shipping, 5.
f-'..
Sj^dj^a^).

Shipwreck, s.

Shipwright, ^.
Shiftless, a.

Shire, ^. t3
Shilling, s.

Shirk, t-. a.
^jo zoJSdo

Shirt, j.
Shimmer, ?'. n.

Shive, 5. ^
Shiver, 7'. n.

Shin, s. ^s
^5D*'ci bone do
Bhine, f.fz.
 Sho 507 Sho

Shoal, s. Shore, s.
riooo^j, S^jo^o; rfoci, 200, 's'd;

Shock, 5. of Shoreless, <?-.

sheaves 73^d.
Short, a. oi

a. so to be of
Shocking,
j.
come ,
Shoe, 8B ;

horse fall cut Ws)o5o

; stop-
,
Shoe-black, TT

Short, s. 7

Shoe-flower,

Shoemaker, Shortcoming,

*itO
:

Shorten, ^. .

Shoesmith, ^.

Shoot, z>.fl. c

Short-hand, J.

Short-lived, .

V)ti) i
w
oO' <

Shortly, ad. Z

Shoot, s.

Shortness, s.

Shooting, s. rioo^o

do, s3j^o&3; star Short-sighted, <ar.

6J
.

e)

stick
E2J3^;
Shop, i-. 5ori

SOZ&F s.
^>; Short-sightedness,
Short-spoken, a.

Shopkeeper, Shopman, s.

^cs-soSo, 5 Short-winded, a.
Shoplifter, s.
 Sho 508 Shi-

Shot, s. rfoozi}, tfsS, 2^6; rbozii Shrewd. <r.

;
rtoa

Shrewdness, s. too a ,

Shoulder, s. 5 ; 331)6; t3D??sc3; ^ w

load "3A Shrewish, a.

Shoulder, i\ a.
Shrewmouse, s.

Shoulder-blade, 5.
Shriek, 5.

^, wo
Shout, ^. ,
Shrift, j.

-J, 7f 3 z3. 7-. .

^0^,
Shrill, a.

Shouting, s. S3&l 5>^-

Shrimp, 5.
Shove, f. a. & n.
Shrine, j.

of a demon
Shovel, s.
*r
V. a.

Shrink, r. n.
Show, 5. 4 ,

Shrinking, s.
,,

; Shrive, r. a.

Shrivel, r. n.
Show-bread, CO

Shower, 5-.

Showery, .
Shroff, 5. ?to>,
Showman, 5. eJc3e>o3o; Shroud, s.

. a.

Showy, a.

Shred, j.
2^0^, s^fcdo. 7'. <?.

^o Shrove-tide, Shrove-Tuesday, s.

Shrew, j. )$&$ c3oo

 Shr 509 Sid

Shrub, s.

Shrubbery, s.

5.
Shrubby, tf. Shyness,

Shrug, v.a.

Siamese, s. r

rOOJOSJO C
Shrunk, a.

v. n.
Siberian, a.
Shudder,
ro^^odor
Sibilant, <2.

Shuffle, v. fl. [Id.

off Sibilation, s. rio?jorio?N)0, SOD

Sic, ad. ^o
Shuffle, 7;. . Siccative, a.
O* SuO'x Sick, a.
^; aoOS , ;
to be of

Shuffle, s. z3^ ; person

esri
$0^4; wJ

Shun, 7-. a- Sicken, z (

. a.

v.n.

5^00^0 J>;
in Sickish, a. ?o ti ; 38?
oJ 'P
wdo ftrtrf.

Sickle, 5.

Sickliness,
Shut, v. n.
o

Shutter, j.
Sickly, a.

Shutting, s.

j. Sickness, s.
Shuttle,
ti, j4?o ^o , ; danger-
oJ ^P
OUS =5?^
Shuttle-cock, -cork,
a. o2 d, Sida Indica, s.
Shy, S

Side, 5. ,
 Sid 510

Sight, r. a.

one &
piece saddle Sighted, a.

Sightless, a.
Side, v. n, 3 3.

Side-board, s. Sightly, 0. ,, 5^8 wor,

Sided, .
,

oj
; many Sigil, 5.

Sideling, #. Sign, s. rio^r,

ros)d3*; roJSorS; De)i; made
Sidelong, a. t6. fl^. with the finger, eye etc. ^ort
?oJ3or3;
^ d, yd?oo do&io.
manual DD^
^y
Sidereal, <z.
^\
'

>M
Sideview, s. k>8 ?2J3?y. Sign,^. a. &n. d,^ sjsdo^, rio

Sideways, Sidewise, ad.

Signal, s.
Sidewind, s.
ssl, dos;.
01
Sidle, r..
Signalise, 7;. a.

one's self
Siege, 5.

Siera, ^.
Signature, 5. dot^o,

Siesta, ^.
N
oJ

Signet, ,y.

Sift, t'. <7. do.

Significance, s.
0^)0^;

Sigh, ^. ^ J? o^oo 200

Tj; Signifficant, .

deep enitf, em
z'.
Sigh, .

Signification, s. S.
Sight, j. c?J5?y, ZpF, WtpSS^OJO.

,
at Significative, a.

{3?; after to
be in Significatory, ^.

to take
 Sig 511 Sim

Signify, v. a. Similar, a. &oo2 <

it does not s.
Similarity,
3 azS.
Signora, s. s. 773
Simile,
Sign-post, s. s.
Similitude,
Silence, J.
[cfcri.
Simious, a.

Simmer, t (
. .

Simoniac, s.

Silent, a.

Simony, 5.

Silhouette, ^.

S^j; ^3rfJ3
Siliceous, Silicious, Siliculose, a. Simoom, Simoon, s.

Simous, a.

Silk, *. v. n.
Simper,
Silk-cotton, s.
6b^.
Silken, Silky, a. Simple, a.

Silkworm, 5.

Sill, ^. Simple, ^.

eJ Simple-hearted, -minded,
Silliness, ^.

Silly, a. Simpleness, s.

Silt, j. *&*, ^sSo*, ^d, c&>

5. Simpler, ^.
Silver,

Simpleton, 5.

ri,

Silversmith, s. e5

7Y)6.
.?.
Simar, Simare, Simarre, Simplicity,
 Sim 512 Sin

Simplify, r. a. rl a lullaby
xj^ ;

d-. rio.
Simply, ad. sotSd, Singe, ?'. <?.

Simulate, r. a. =3^ SJ)cJ, S58

Singer, ^. 03

Simulation, s. ^sj
a. Singhalese. ^.
Simultaneous,
^O^D .

Singing, s.
Sin, j. 33s>!,
3Jr^ fod).
^
oo

<7.
Single,
Since, ad. rS?, ooJg, &oc!3,

^oWF^; SJOC3*d
lirf;
hand
then man 2o20.c^3; eye
vJ

pulse ?o 275030; artery

Sincere, a. c3)F); load

Single, v. a. 2

Sincereness, Sincerity, s. a.
Single-handed,
U,

Single-hearted -minded, ^7.

Sinciput, s.

Sine, ad. ^^to* ocS, Q

Sinecure, j. LoF
Singleness,

Sinew, 5.
Single-stick,
Sinewy, .
Singular, //.

Sinful, a. sj)3i

.
eJ

Sinfulness, 5. Singularity,
^D3, W
^A
Sing, r.a.&.n. rort 7Te>
sljserfg.
Sinister, .
 Sin 513 Siz

Sink, v. a. ;
^rra ;, Sister, s.
?oaJ3ec30; elder

younger
of a female ; younger
of a male in law

sSo^Ba.
ei

Sisterhood, j.

Sinless, a.
Sisterly, a.

Sinlessness, s. z ,
.. down
Sit, ^o^o,^;
c3je!F35i.
; up ?J

Sinner, s. 23"3o3e)3).
S3^^^i; on the
e'
feet 3
Sin-offering, s. sj)3J Site, j. ?j^>
Q
Sitting, j.
Sinuose, Sinuous, a.
=CTj, djSO^. on
cross-legged sL^rir,
Sinuosity, s. the feet

Situate, Situated, a.
Sinus, J.
Situation, ^. rf ^, 23DA*, ^3, e
j. doo^o,.
Sip, rio^o^o,

Six, s.
we3; seers
Siphon, s.
times
C-5J
Sixfold, a.
Sir, j.-
Sixpence, s.
c5J56.

Sire, j.
Sixteen, a.
Wodo
j.
Sixteenth, a.
Siren,
Sixth, . ,.

Sirius, ^. jS Sixthly, ad.

Sirloin, s. Sixtieth, a.
fl. tJ
Sixty,
Sirocco, ^. Sizable, .

Sirrah, j. ,
3JD
id. 7-. /*. a.
v

65
 Siz 514 Sku

Size, s. ). Skimmings, s. pi.

i'.a,

Skate, s. Skin, s.

j. 5
'. a.
Skate,

Skein, s.

Skeleton, s.

Skinflint, s. t
,,
Sketch, J. *
^*^) ^"50^0,
I
Os)

Skinner, s.

Skinny, a.

Skew, a. to6,
Skip, 5.
p

s. t
Skewer, . .

Skid, r.fl. e5<3

c*

Skiff, s. ^sjo Skipper, eja)

r'. . ^
Skirmish, j. oi ero
Skilful, a. ,

cSUFU. P. . ^O N ?>.
Qkl

Skirt, j. S3do. r. .
,

man "^^r,
Skilfulness, 5.

Skittish, a.

Skill, 5.
*%'
Skittles, s.pl.

Skivers, s.
9 pi.
Skilled, a. ,
3o05t)

d, sDrs s,dcS. Skulk, r-. n. t3)do^, s

Skillet, j. . S.

Skim, s. Skulker, s. .,
V
Skull, s.

Skimmer, s. j
Skunk, s.

Skim-milk, j.
 Sky 515 Sla

Sky, s. Slant, .

fcrec-?, ssowd; blue ^fj, tod.

7'. .

Sky-lark, s. =grJ3li

Slap, s.
Sky-light, s. ^5
Sky-rocket, s.

Slab, s. Slapdasb, ad.

^OS^W^.
eJ

Slash, r. a.
Slabber, ?'. .

Slabberer, s. cSj?e

Slack, s. jj

Slate, j .

Slater, s.

do ^s^ S
Slack, Slacken, v.n. ro

Slatter, v.n.

oJ
Slattern, s.

Slackness, ^. 5.
Slaughter,
^o-, pA)33e^
"
Slag, 5. 33e)d.
*Uj.
Slake, 7'. tf. 1=

t'. .
s^O,^
JT Slaughter-house, s.

Slain, 7'. . ^ 10
rta.

?i, ^C!N Slave, s. female

Slander, s.

v.n.

Slanderer, ^. Slaver, S3"?oS3"sdd

6, c5J3do sJc

CO
,, Slaver,
Slanderous, a. OoU
Slavery,

Slang, 5. 33e)

Id, rr Slave-trade, 5-.

65
 Sla 516 Sli

Sleigh, 5.

eo. Sleight, j.

Slavish, #. r!o273do, CTSro

Slender, a.

Slavishness, J. Z3e>6 riora, 2^0^.

Slenderness, s.

Slay, 7\ a. , era

2!^ do
Slayer, s.
Slew, 7'. n.

Slewed, a. &

Slaying, s.
Sley, 7-. a. 7$

Sleazy, a. Slice, s.

Sledge, s. C3s>do 7*. fl. 2

Sleek, a.
Sliddery, #.
*^ Slide, 7-. n.
Sleekness,

Sleep, J. v.n.
ti

O^,
Ov.

^ o^^<
OvJ

Slider, ^.

j.
Sleeper, ^3^ c3)o3o,

Sliding-knot, J.

Sleepiness, s. Slight, a. SooJ

3otf. very &a
Sleepy, a. T? .
7'. <"/. ^
A
to be

is$ a,

Sleer, 7-. n. Slightness, 5. 5.

^. ef .
Sleet, S^),

Slim, .

Sleeve, s. ') laugh in \

Slime, s. S3o^3* doof=*, d^^ ,

the r-w w
ur^D*
w ,
^PCj*'
w y ww dOoC3
OTPWVWV
,
s^ Sl
>.^ S5rSD'l
,
*-

Sleeveless, a.
Sliminess, 5.
 Sli 517 Slo

Slimy, a.
wo^'S,^; to become

Sling, s. Slobber, s. z3js3 ,

7'. #.

Sloe, s.

Sling, ,y. 23d

=$ ^0 j.
Sloop,
Slink, 7'.
,
Z3e> a s
,
3J

Slop, s. ;
rio

.y.
Slip,
of
land j
1

Slop, .

of memory seller
;
of paper
Slope, J.

ocdo; of the tongue

Slope, Sloping, .

20^
Slip, v.n.

Slopeness, s.

Sloppy, a.

Slop-shop, j.
T,
do

Sloth, ^. Jo,

to
let
Slothful, <2.

Slip-knot, Slothfulness, s.

Slipper, S.
t5^?Jo, cira*
Slippery, .
Slouch, s.

Slipshod, a.
Slit, j. Slouch, v. n.

i. '.. . a.

Sliver, 7'. a. Slough, j. =^06, rioO,

 Slo r> 1 s Sma

Slough, s, Slum, s.
to
63*5 S^ortd, 3^$ ^^0
Sloughy, #. Slumber, s.

Sloven, j.

Slumberer, s.

Slovenliness, crao3o.

UO ite* r \^ w** fS Slumberous, a.

Slovenly, .

Slump, 7'. a.

Slow, r?. 7'. n. ^js

d
coach Slur, 7'. a.

J.
Slowly, ad. .
^06,
; intj.
Slush, s.
Slowness, j.

Slut, ,$.

Slow-worm, 5.

Slubber, v.a. ^ Sluttish, a.

a Sly, .
dd,
Sludge, 5.

Slue, z 1
. .
Sly-boots, 5. ^

Slug, 5. Slyness, j. d
snail s Smack, t 1
. n.

?'.
Slug, .

Sluggard, 5. ^^F^; the lips

;
a whip

Sluggish, //. Smack, j. doodo;

Zidz^oad t,d.
9 faj,;

Sluggishness, s. Small, a. ^o,

A$^4
Sluice, j. JfUotiitl; ^ioOD; talk
""';

3odfc3; wares
;3; cause court
 Sma 519 Srao

room a rat
e$c, <0^
piece of wood
wound Smelling, s.

Small-arms, j. z5a,

Smallness, J. cOOo Smelling-bottle,^.

Smelling-salts, s. pi.

Small-pox, ,?.

,
*>
Smelt z'. a.
^dTTS^cJ,
Smalls, .$.//. Smile, ^. doortado l
23s)
s
.
doorlodo i

Smalt, j.

Smaragdine, .
Smirk, j. &,o33e>tic3 s^oorlodo

=#. ?>. n.

Smart, s.

Smite, v. a.
.
S?^x , , s^oli,

0. r.. 2jp; ^^
Smith, .y.
wsysO; iron
; gold

Smartness, s.

SaOdO^O, Smithery, Smithy,

Smash, v.a. Smock, s.
^jprs
td

Smock-faced, a.

Smatter, 7'. .

u
^oi 2oi Smoke, s.
Smatterer, s.

tobacco

Smattering, s.

Smoker, s.

Smear, v. a. ?3e>do>,

Smell, s.

Smoky, a.

Smooth, a.

, ?j73)dc5. "'. ft..

^
 Smo 520 Sna

Smutty, a.
VJ VJ

Smooth-chinned, a. Snack, s. 53^0*, s^ri; to go

snacks

Smooth-faced, a. Snaffle, s.

Smoothing, . i ron

Smoothness, s. Snag j. s fie?*;

?3>dorts*. ^JSO;
Snail, s.
Smooth-tongued, a.
3 e3^
c&ori, 23orf e3v, "C"
CO "CT

a.
Snake, s.
, S3oo,
Smother, ?'.

Snake-gourd,
Snaky, a.

n. Snap, P. a. v
Smoulder, ?'.

w?2 *ba.$.
oo^
ro

Smudge, r. a.

^; at one
Smug, 0.
Snappish, .
,

^oriO
Smuggle, v.a. s.
Snappishness,
^o:?e)eJ.
i0
Snare, i-.
er^^or, 206,
Smuggler, 5.
rf^. r
1
. .. ro^
rraoSo; ?b
b* 5i%fi, vl

Smuggling, s.
Snarl, p. .

Smut, j.
=^0; n) Jd.
^e3, 20^0* Snarler, j. riodjriodj
7'. </. =3*0 33e>z2o; o3o;
Smutch, 7'. a. a.
Snatch, 7'.

3otfj a. ^.
Os>

Smuttiness, jr.
 Sne 521 So

v. n. Snow, s. 2odo. v. n.
Sneak, ^55-5 s

;
it snows
s. Snow-broth, s. 5

Sneer, v.n.
Snow-drop, s.

Snowy, a.

Sneerer, s. 35DnJo Snub, z'. a.

JJ

Sneeze, 5-.

Sniff, .. Snub-nose,
Snuff, ^.

v. up to
Snip, .

Snuff, >.#.

Snipe, ^. =^3J zS.

Snivel, r. .

I
Snuff-box, .y.
Sniveller, j>.

Snuffers, s.pl. =^0

Snob, 5.

Snuffle, v. n.
Snooze, v. n.
dojs^o^.
Snuffles, j./
Snore. v.n. riorfo
Snug, P. w.
,

ska s* a 5
Snoring, j.
=gj53s3>eJ,

rlodoriodo, j.
tr

Snort, z;.. s.
Snugness, ,.

1
to eJ
Snot, j .

So, ad. eo23, e5oS?S

^d, w gj^d, 3o^ ;
^ call-

Snottiness, s.
ed 55^ ^> , ;
much y^;
much only wif; lorth,
Snotty, a, ijs on ^)j^; so
?3*", ^0)^3. that
Snout, j.

66
 Soa .VJL> Soi

r. a. (33& Society, s.
Soak, 53e>r^o?i, sort,
.
v. n.

Sock, j.

Soap, j.

.r. A Socket, s.
Soap-berry,
Soap-boiler, s. ^ Socle, s.

Sod, s. i
s.
Soap-nut,
Soap-stone, s. Soda, s.

Sodality, s.
Soap-suds, .s.//. ?j

tf.
Soapy,
Soever, ad. what--
Soar, f.. 23a>t8j
when j53D

5. Sofa, s.
Sob, ,
200

Soft, 0.

Sober, a.
ii-O
o, oj 9
ad.

i mind ed
timber
a 9
I'.a. 55^023* Soften, v.a.
Sober,
do;

Soberness, Sobriety, s. Softly, ad.

3) N5A; Softness, 5
?ito ^ ;
By

Sociable, .
Soho, int.
^ fcJsSd Soil, 7'. a.

Sociableness, Sociability,

Social, a. sis^ ;i>oc3n<

s5o^, sid^O*J 0; . Soil, v.a.

Socialism, 5. 3^ s3j(

Soil, s.
fS^>, doo?5*;
 Soi 523 Sol

Soiled, a. ^. Solemnise, i\ a.^

Soiree, ^.

Sojourn, v.n. Solemnly, ad.

^^F^DC3*.
573 !

Solfa, z'.w.

Sojourner, s.

Solicit, z'. a. dorio>, ^eJo^?),

o5o,

Solace, j. q^FfS sii^o

oO a; w^;^.Q"

Solicitation, j. dodo*, r3&J

Solar, .
Solicitor, j.
dodd,
dr)fd.
? o5o; s^^-^; general oaw
Solder, s.

Solicitous, .

oj

Solicitude, 5-.

s. sJ^ Solid, .
Soldier, ^^,
co; like, ly ^ 0.e.
v
.

e)

Soldiery, j. j'rf, geom.

*W& Solidarily, ad.
Sole, ^.

of a shoe dooib.d Solidarity, s.

w
*% BJ Solidify, v. a. $>&.
Sole, v. a.
u
Sole, d:.
EoO^?, 00^? Solidity, Solidness, s.
%
o3or^?;
Solecism, j.
Soliloquise, r. n.

qi ^^FS
Solemn, a. Soliloquy, s.

Solemnness, Solemnity, s. Solitariness, J.

di, ^ojj^^^^. Solitary, a. 2*0^?, 0^,

Solemnisation, s. life
0,

66
 Sol 524 Son

Solitary, s. ^So3o, ^20.o^3; Somehow, ad.

Somersault, Somerset, j.

Solitude,.?. turn a cut a ,

Solo, s.

Sometbing, s.

Solstice, s. 7oo5e>,o<!: summer

winter

Sometime, ad.
Solstitial, a. ?jc^e\oo >c^3.

Solubility, s. ^drio rfors, >s;o . Sometimes, ad. tjsjrrasirt,

Soluble, a. =^drto, oOt>o,^Je)2oX>. 2*3, ^"3^ nioF.

Solution, s.
^drta^s^), iOe;o^^}; Somewhat, s.&ad. 3^

jj.
_of a riddle, of Somewhere, ad.
^Jtt
a problem tortb* A^jF^s^}. &*>

Solvable, a. ^drto ^Osj;- 2JO<io Somnambulism, s. =^rs

Solve, T'. a. Somnambulist, s.

o3o, ^gj
Somniferous, 2oOo3o6
.

^^
Solvency, j. ^o , ?idc3.
<xj' v_>

5!^, docs Somniloquist, ^. ^A^' SJs

Solvent, a.

Somatic, -al, ^. :

Somnolence, Somnolency, s.

Sombre, Sombrous, .
Somnolent, a.

Some, a. Son, 5.
dofi, e5or\z,
?ioJ, 3)^; in law
o3o,

Sonata, s.

Somebody, j. Song, s.
A^, sirf, D^rl,
of praise ?o
^;
 Son 525 Sor

Songster, s. ?jo Sorcerer, 5.

o^rtdo^o^oSo,

Sonless, a. Sorcery, ^.

dJr>U,
Sonnet, s. sjd Sordid, a. 3

Sonorous, a.
o
do^j
a
oo
2)20 d Sordidness,
Sonorousness,"
4,
oJ

Sonship, ^. Sore, ^.

Soon, ffd?. , Sore, o.

as as, so as t? ^ ra, ; eyes
mouth
Soot, s.
?&f(3 do So,
Sore,
Sooth, 5.
u6, ^, flflf.

Soothe, v.a. rf
Soreness, s.
[o5o.
Sorner, 5. o.^e)
V
Sororicide,

Soothsay, p. .

^4^' ^^
Soothsayer, s. Sorrel, s. rf A;

Sooty, a.

Sop, s. Sorrel, a. oiocl

Sorrily, <3?.

Sophism, Sophistry, s.
Sorriness, ^. ^o 3:

Sophist, S. 5.
Sorrow, dossu,
Sophistic, -al, a, ^j

Sophisticate, v. a.

Sophistication, j. Sorrowful, .

dossj *a

Soprano, ^. Sorry,
?id, .
 Sor 526 Son

Sort, s. 3d, tori, t33vS, Sound, r . </.

different sorts

Sort, 7'. a. Sounding, a.

Soundless, a.
M
fcJo5.

Sortie, J. Soundness, j.
^13,
zjJ
g^
'

Sortilege, .y.
Soup, s. slj;

oio, ;

So-so, a. Sour, a.

Sot, J.

&. 7
1

. a.

Sottish, a. Source, s. tood,

SOU,

Sough,
J. V
j.
^
^
^015*
v. n. Sourish, ^z.
^
Sourness, s.

Soul, s. Soursop, s.

siroci, td Souse, 7'. a.

SoillleSS, a.

3; ^g,
Sound, j. sJzj, ^
cio, euo.
t5
t'. South, ^. ci^-ra. n. -g

,
^/rJ
>j

Sound, T'.a.

a ?5

trumpet ^ South-east,

Sound, a. sparer, wr^^odo

South-east, -eastern, -easterly,
?4^,
a. 5^,?o3o as*,d.
; sleep rre ** ~tr

Southerly, Southern, a.
Sound, ^.

Southward, /7.'/.

South-west, -westerly, 5.
 Sou 527 Spa

Spank, v. a. .,

South-wester, s. Spank, 7-. .

d S?e>$, Spanker, s.

Souvenir, j.

Spanking, a.

Sovereign, .
Spar, j. ?iy
do. s. ^. i
Spar,
Spar, p. a.

Sovereignity,

Spare, 7'. a.

Sow, 5. SJ^F
Sow, 9.0. ^,
I cannot it 53

Sower, a. 's bas- 5^) your

ket words
J ^-
Space, s. , *a, i

9 v.
;
the around a Spare, t

temple or demon-shrine esort ,

oJSrao^

Spare, a.
<7.
Spacious,
s^d. So
.

^. Spareuess, s.
Spaciousness,
Sparing, a.

Spade, s. .,

Span, ^. r Sparingness,
^. a. r 3; t2^^cJ.

Spark, s. &
.

Spangle, s.

dsS. Sparkish, a.

s. Sparkle, ^.
Spaniard, <

coo
.

Spaniel, j. S 23)od 53^)00^),

Sparkling, .

a. s.
Spanish, e).co
oj t)
Sparrow,
 Spa 528 Spe

Sparry, a. ?t Species, s. wfl

Sparse, a. &<
oO
. Specific, 5.
d^
Spasm, s. & Specific, -al, .
^
^dsj^d),
Specification, ^.

Spasruatic, -al, a.

Specify, v. a. Odd
Spasmodic, .y. tfo e?& do n*

Spatter, r. rt.
3)3g)SJ>,

Specimen, ^
5)i3o* 3kras3)>.
V
Spatterdashes, s. />/. ?> Specious, a. >?&W. &
^ ^?d4.
s.
Spattle, Spatula, fciO.

Speciousness, s.
SJoSj.Sj

Spavin, s.

EJSa^).

J. Speck, s.
3$, in the eye
Spawn,

Speak, v.a.&n. S3e Speckle, s. ^

,
sirs ji, es?i ;
with

; angrily
well for ^33 s.
Spectacle,

Speakable, Spectator, s
rto5o6 j.
Spectre,
s.
Speaker,
erf. s3.
-J Spectrum,
Spear, 5.

V.*.

Spearman, Speculate, v
oi>, 2-z2 ;
3D
r/.
Special,

::llity, ,
Speculation, s.

Specie, ^.
 Spe 529 Spi

Speculative, a. Spencer, .y.

Spend, ?'. a.

^s?^^; t ime to
s.
Speculator, Spendthrift, ^.

s.
Speculum,
5. s3
Speech, Sperm, 5.

rOOfi, ^.
Spermaceti,
Speechify, v.n.
reo3o ^o<s*u <3* r
Spermatic, a.
Speechless, . We>o5o
Spew, v.a.&n.
^rioa,
,;
^.
Speed,
; good
Sphere, 5-.

^li-.
ca
Spheric, -al, a.
Speed, v.n. a

Sphericity, s.

^o 3d.
1

j
Spherics, .//.
Speedily, ad.
6
3BFCJ ,
rO Spheroid, .?.

Speedy, </.
^dn*d,
s.
Spherule,
Spell, -^.
Sphinx, 5. 6
odo,7
ti
s.
Spell,
s.
Spice, Spices, ?3o2od,

Spell, f . tf. ^ <M

d .

,
y^d^o
^A <jJk
to

a. s. 7oc
Spell-bound, =5^* So Spicery,
fcSjario ^oC3* d
U
Spelling, J. Spiciness, ^. ^
Spicy, a.

Spelt, s.

v. a. s.
Spider,
Spelter, s. ?j^o.
67
 Sj.i
530 Spi

Spigot, s. ;
Spiral, a. &t3., ?i

Spike, s.
s j.
'; Spire,
j-.
Spirit,
5.
Spikenard,
Spill, j. cSr,
evil

v.a. of wine
Spill,
?&>. .
Spirit, r.a.

3s3>>o:>.

Spin, z'.a. Spirited, a. doior si3 ,

o)

;
erod ^0; ?^2j3c>rfd, rfo^73*d.
ij

Spiritless, a. d,ol>Fcreo3,
a top

Spinach, Spinage, s. <z.

Spiritous,
Spinal, a. Spiritual, a.
Spindle, j. com-
munion
Spine, s. guide
mindedness
doo^o,.
s. Spiritualisation, s.
Spinel, ; ruby
^Oa^).

Spinet, a.

^0,5? ^ Spiritualise,

Spinner,
5.
Spirituality,

Spinning, s. Spirituous, </.

wheel

'?> Spirt, s.

Spinous, Spiny, deJj^

eJ

Spiry, a.
5. Soli
Spinster, a^, -3,3,..

K>0; s.
^f^ Spit, ;

<7.
Spiny,
 Spi 531 Spo

s. 3j Splice, -v. a.
Spite,
?ro3J in of

Spite, i'.a.
. Splint, Splinter,

Spiteful, 0. 3Jfl u
.d

s.
Spitefulness, , ,

Split, t-. a.
Spitfire, .y. &3l.
&J

5.
Spittle,

Spittoon, 5. |
, Split, j.
Splash, s.
rtoJ^ ^50^; =^60^ s
,

; paper Splutter, s.
,
rfzS. ^. .

Splash, p. .

Spoil, P. .

Splatter, z 1

. a. ^
Splay, v.a.

5.
Spleen, j. 13 , eru Spoil,
rioo^,
Iv^o
3J^;' ^JS^SJ, ^eJO^;
Spoiler, s. ?jjodx>orao3o;
Spleenish, Spleeny, a.
o

yuorfjso do ^o.
oO

Spoke, j.
Splendent, .

Soo^o rf ^
^j,
^.
Splendid, a. Spokesman,

g 5e>^
!

5. ^ Spoliate, v. n.
Splendour,
13
do^ci,
Spoliation, .y.
rio^, SJJ3I3;

Spondias mangifera, ^.
Splenetic, a. A)Qoko,
Sponge, 5.
^^o^sSs)^, ?^oto. z'. a.

67*
 Spo 532 Spr

n. [5 Sportive, a.

Sponger, s. ^e3, ?5on*Z3e>c3o Sportiveness, j. 3

a. Sportsman, ^. 83J8
Spongy,
s.
$5*'. Sportsmanship,
Sponsor, .y.

Spot, s. ^3,

s.
on the skin of serpents
Spontaneity, ;

rfcl; upon the <$ ?3$J3

Spontaneous, a. ^
Spot, v, a.
rfolJ3?3lcS, EoS 6J

Spontaneously,^.
^oc5=)Jn*. Spotless, a.

Spool, 5.

Spotted, Spotty, a.

Spoon, j.
cow s3oor$; ox
5.
a
Spoonbill,
a.
Spousal,

Spoonful, <7.
to Spouse, s. tfod
Spoor, 5.
rfj^rtcS j. tiJ2,
Spout,
Sporadic, -al, .

Sport, s.
s.
Sprain,

children's-

7'.
Sport, .
Sprawl, 7-. .

b,c>.
oJ v

Sporter, ^.

fe3j3e)03j. j.
Spray,
Sportful, a. W^D*, oi
O

si)^, wfe r. <?.

Spread,
Sportfulness, s.
 Spr 533 Spy

^.
Sprite,
j.
Sprout,
s.
v.n.
Spread,
In*
Sprig, s.

Spruce, a. ?'.
.y.
Spright, z3^
Sprightliness, .y.

s.
Spruceness,
Spry, a.
<3.
Sprightly,
j.
4. Spud,
j.
Spring, j. Spume,

of a machine, of a a.
7oJ3^; Spumous, Spumy,
coach, etc.
of a gun, etc.
Spunge,.J.
^. n.
Spring, Spunk, s.

s.
Spur,

5. ero
Springe,
s.
Springiness,
s.
Spurge,
^.
Springing, Spurious, .
=5^0, jewel

Spring-tide, s.
Spurn, v.a.
?3 ^)orasSor\

Springy, .
o^k>, 53)do,
s?ido. Spurt, z'. . 3o)

Sprinkle, v.a.
Sputter, v. a. & n.
s.

Sprinkling,
j.
Sprit, s. Spy,
 Spy 534 Squ

u
Spv-glass,
e s. ojt> c -. .. ,

Squab, a. rf o d^; 03^

s.
Squash-gourd,
Squabble, ^. ^ooiJO^, 3^
Squat, ?'. n.

V. n.

Squad, s. ^ Squatter, y. ^=5*

s.
Squadron,

5.
Squaw,
rz.
Squalid,
5.
Squeak,
s
Squalidity, Squalidness, Squa- 15

lor, s.

?J, sSo v. a, ?o
Squeal,
Squall, s.

<?.
Squeamish,
Squally, a.

Squam, s.
Squeeze, s. s

Squander, v. a. .
v. a.

qjr SJ^r .

s. ^.
Squanderer, Squib, siej

7'. n. i,

Squill, J. cSot2; Indian -

Square, a.

root
V
Squint, .?.

Square, 5.

.'^ carpenter's
..
u
Square, f. a. z^i Squint-eyed, a.

man
v.n.

Squinting, s.

rbt3
 Squ 535 Sta

Squirrel, s.
Staggers, s.pl.f
Squirt, s. z3j
$. v. a. Sj Stagnancy, Stagnation, s.
TJr

Stab, 7'. a.
Do
23^ ^? Stagnant, a.

Stabber, .y. water

Stability, s. c Stagnate, >.

doorf
4,
J
552^0^04,
oj

Stable, #. Staid, a.
?od, eJ 9
,
ens v

z2r3. Staidness, s.

Stable, s. d>, -boy,

man -S-cS^ Stain, j.

Stack, s. v. a. i, dorr*

=^035 lFS
OJ
Stainless, s.
Stadium, s. 55

9
s. Stair, s.
Stadle,

Staff, 5-.
, dod, to05o;
ra
6
,
down
s

Stag, j. Stair-case, .v.

..
Stage, s. , dor! fiy

Stake, j. rU>eJ,

5. Stake, v. a.
Stage-coach,
Stager, ^.
; rillri, ^
55
Stale, <7.
Dc3D05o,
3*. J.
Stagger, v. n.
Stale, T-..

?i;
(^o
fl. Stalely ^.

Staleness, s.
 Si a 536 Sta

Stalk, s. ri Stand, 7'. n.

Stalk. ?'. ;/.

^*
; up
^O

Stall, J.
CJ
;
=J?e r,
.
^ !
Stand, 7'. a.

J,

Stand, j. , rftf, wqrad,

come to a'
Stallage, ^.
Standard, s. ri
^SD^, w;
Stallion, 5.
, rfjsi; drtr. .

Stalwart, Stalworth, a .,
20

\ OJ

Stander-by,5.
,

Standing, a.
Stamen. 5. '

colour

Stamina, s. pi. wzjrad,

Standing, s.

ti,
of lon
n. eror<o ^-B,
Stammer, ?'.

j
Standish, s.
Stammerer, ^. '

I
Stand-still, s.
erosS.
ro

Stammering, s.

Stang, ^. ?rodoA. v. n.
oSo, eruw
ro
srald,
Stank, s. rfoO,
Stamp, j.

Stannary, a.

Stanza, J. ^JS^,
O1
sicj.

Staple, ^.

Stanch, <;.
^ei, pe3, ^
Staple, ^.

rods*; =3

Staiu-liel, Stanchion, s. a-

SeJoJT*, wqj^d.
Stanchncss, s. Stapler, j.
 Sta 537 Sta

Star, s. 23J3S?,,
%>
ri^
^3 , 3>d,
CJ*F; fixed

Starboard, J. Starvation, S.

Starch, s. rio3, ^00^0^0

Stare, r 1
. . ^ofs6 20027323* Starve, v.n.

Z'. dt.

C3' ,
to

put upon the a.

Starveling,
Stark, a.
dsisoi
.
^
State, ^. ,
r
,

affairs
:
5-.
Starlight, o32i,
; prsoner
._, rd^
ix room
^J3,^ 3J,
^/ ^ i.

Starling, s. -

State, v. a.
Starmonger, s.

^^r,
o'
&j

Starred,^.
Stated, a. rlj
=^|J5,^
Co^ ^_>
Stateliness, j
Starry, a.
Stately, .

Ds)^rf;

Start, t'. .

Statement, s.

; up
Statesman, 5.

D* ^v
Statesmanship, s. 33 t3e)

C9^c^.

Statics, s.pl. ro

Station, s.
Startle, V. n.
master

68
 Si a Ste

Station, r. a, enjoSSSja, La-, wzjrad

&a.
rtr !

Stay, s. drJ ,

Stationary, a. AJ d, ^cS^oS,

Stead, ^. in of jo
Stationer, s. ^?? ;
dJ->dOe)Ol>.

Stationery, .r. &6 Steadfast, a. k d, Sj-13..

' '

O 6J

Steadfastness, Steadiness, s.

Statistic, -al, a.

Steady, d.

Statistics, s.pl.

rod v. n.
SJ 9
Statuary, ^. Steak, s.

^r^^) O Steal, r. .

Statue, s. 3$3

[d,
Stature, ^.
^d, CT,

Status, j.
> ^ Stealer. j.

; quo
?o o; in statu quo Stealing, ^. -

^^ dtf,, 5, SIJ^

j. Stealth, s. by
Statute, ;

Statutory, a.
zs*
?^sifS Stealthy, a. l e3?r,

Stave, ^.' c;

Steam, s.

3o2C; boat
off engine
T

Stay, v. . j
Steam, 7 . ;/.

Steamer, ^.

. "!'. a.
 Ste 539 Ste

Stearin, s.

Steatite, s

Steed, .s.
Stem, w..
dod.
Steel, s.
Stench, ^.

do ,,

^Sra hearted
tfo^, ;

Stencil, ^.
re Lcr

Stenography, s.
pen t

Steel-trap, Stentorian,

Steotite, ^.
Steely, a.

Steelyard, Step,

Steep, ?'. a
., by

Steep, doe;
Step, v. n. &&
- rlod ,
' Step-brother, ,y.

Steepen, z/. rioo 6, siooSj,

Step-daughter,
.s.
Steeple,
chase Step-father, 5.

Steepness Step-mother, s
ri, z^ Steppe, i

Steer, s.

Steer, v. a Stepping-stone, s. dooil^ 3*

^^
,
Go

CO 6J"
=
Steerage, s.
Step-son,
Steersman, s
Stereoscope, 5-

Stegnotic, a.

s.
Stereotype,
^rtcs*.

Stellar, -y, a d. ^rics

6

Stellion, Sterile, a ,

Stem, ^. rfo
68
 Ste 540 Sti

Sterility, s. Stickle, 7
1
. n.

Sterling, s. Stickler, s.

h3l Sticky, a. tgrtfcS

Ass* to become sjjs
C)rJ*
eAj^.
- Stiff, a.

Stern, s. adeJ-
;

ri wsjoa.
Stern, .
3stJS d, ^Scs, Stiffen, 7. o. a,
v ' &tt
'
:

,
rill. 7'. .
si

Sternness, s.

, Stiff-hearted, Stiff-necked, a.
n
Sternum, j.

Stew, v. a. man
,
23^
Stiffness, s.

3^23,^,
^.
Steward, j.
erorrd, Stifle, f. a.

Stewardship, s.

Stigma, s. e
Cc)^^, to6;

^.
3tfo3.
Stich,
Stigmatise, r 1

. a.

Stick, j.
^J3^J, 23^; CJod; ^
*;
in the manure

composing Stile, j.
;
^33 s

2*;

Stick, f. a. z3^) ji,

Stiletto, s. ^Sejo,

-. . Still, r. a.

fast i. sito

Stickiness, j. , Still, s. rtorWd .

;
rr eJ eo
room
 Sti 541 Sto

Still, ad. $ti, Stinted, a.

^?jsdJ

Still-born, a. Stipend, 5-

Stillness, J.

Stipendiary, a.
Stilly, a.
a^.

Stilt, j.
t-.
i.
Stipeudiate, .

eiid .

Stimulant, a.
Stipulate, 7/..

Stimulate, v. a. ,

Stipulation, s.

Stir, V.a.
Stimulator, J-.

v^^ftt
Stimulus, 5.

Sting, j. sl^^cS doo^o,, Stirring, a.

Stirrup, J. O^DW*, 05=^33^,

Stitch, J. foso-S-. "V. a.

Stinginess, s.

Ij Stithy, 5.
s3JS^,
Stingless, a. W^O
Stoak, 7'. a. sjoo^o^, 55^s^r$ do
Jo*

Stoat, s.
Stingy, .
=$03$ dsO^rfa^ 'S-c^
^rt-
Stink, j. Stock, J. doodo*, 200^;
, . ..

Stint, 5.

live still
 Sto 542 Sto

Stock, ?'. a. Stomachless, a.

&, 2*c3

ao23e>53) Stone, ^.
=3^,
en*
^e3- nv
Stockade, .s.
^J3=^; precious
of a fruit

Stoue, .

^sjj,,

Stocking, j. S^|j ;
blind
ware
Stockish, a.
a
Stock-still, a. ^c
1

Stone, 7 . ^/.

?j; 3^
i#23* oo<)
j. ro
Stoic,
Stone-cutter, j.

a.
Stonefish, s.

Stony, a. *$
Stoicism, ^. .

-
hearted
Stoke, v.a. & ^,G
d
StOOl,
Stole, j.
Q *> to
Stole, Stolon, y.
2rfo,
.

A
Stolid, a. Stool,
UJ
Stoop,
Stolidity, j.

dc^^^.
Stomach, j. down

. r. </. 200
Stoop, s.

Stomacher, s.
7'.
Stop, .

Stomachic, j.

Stomachic, -al, . zjo

 Sto 543

s.
Story, ^; upper
i of one

^.
Stop-cock, .y.
WJ3, c3>, Stoup,

Stoppage, .?. Stout, ^. rfsj 3^3^JO ij^^rf, rre

OJ

Stopple, Stopper, s. ,,
o"

,
rba^
*, ,

Stoutness, ^.

Storage, j.
e|.,

Stove, s.
,
eriod. s. a.

Storax, s. 5J3d?o. %&$

Stover, 5.
Store, ^. ^ori
1

Stow, 7. . a. 2o

n C3* O?2ici;

Store, z'. a. Stowage, ^.

Store-bouse, Store-room, s Straddle, v. n.

S^D*.

Store-keeper, s. Straggle, p.. ,

3or(oF

Storied, a.

Straggler, j.
Stork, s.

Storm, s.

(on
Straight, a. ^F,
a fort) So eJ;
oa^^rf,
ro^rf; tj ^ re,
Straighten, z/. .

Stormy, a. Straightforwardly, ad. ^o

Straightforwardness, s.

Story, s.

teller Straightness, j.
 Str 544 Sti

T. a.
Straightway, ad. htti, ?o ; Strangle,

in. T . (T.

Strangulated, a.

Strangulation, s.
-
Strain, s.

; 3d, Strangurious, <z.

rtoe. Strangury, j.

Strainer, 5. j.
Strap,
Strait, a. 'a
^3* '

Strap, e
1
. rt;. =^J3e3 E 9

Straiten, i'.a. Strapping, a.

Stratagem, s.

2Sl,

Strait-laced, a. ^Qra, Strategic, -al, a. o&orf

Straitness, s. && 'S.

j. Strategy, s.
Strake, ^rad, 3ife3..

Stramonium, Stramony, j. ^C^SJS^)

Stratocracy, s.
wor^, sTwot3, eroo^o^.

Strand, j.
tiod, wO, =^6,
^6^ci.
Stratum, s.

a. Straw, 5. =5^,
Strange, ' '

.
u
land Strawberry, j.

Strangeness, s. sd, es^ Strawy, a. c*,3

~
2^do3^d, Stray, ?. .

d* 3s>Jdo
j. --
Stranger,
 Str 545 Str

v. n. dooooF^;
Streak, 5. .

Stretch, s.

Streaked, a. A6 sro

Stretching, s.
^, aa,ri
Stream, s.
95)6, Stretcher, 5. <&)), 2^^,;

Strew, ?'. a.

Strict, <z. o
Streamer, s.

Streamlet, jr.
Strictness, 5. Oh, SJo

a^, riQ ?

Streamy, a. J.
Stricture,

c^4-
Street, s.
Stride, j. w
&
.

Strength, s. $
^^tf, ^, ?o of wine, Strife, s. ,

etc- rfs6 . 3
a to-

Strengthen, v. a.

Strike, v.a.

Strengthened, ;
con
root y\do;
Strengthful, .

sail td^^o^; against

Strengthless, a.
he P en band
Strenuous, a.
with awe
exertion
;
it strikes me
; off, out
Strenuousness,

; up
Stress, ^. on a
ii^?>,
word to be struck with

Stretch, v. a. surprise
Strike, w. .

(ship);

69
 Sir 546 Sti

Striving, s.

Q
Strike, s. Stroke, s. ;

.
7^6;
XT

Striking, a. tjsl oJord,

Stroll, r..

String, s. uo, ro ZJ3d; ^

s.
U>; 7^355*; bow ^ Stroller,

of yarn Strong, ^7.

String, v. a. C3s>3 ,
^o-S ; :3,

instru- man
Stringed, a. ^03*01,^;
ment
Stringency, s. Strongliand,
^FS, tcS^o
Stringent, a. Stronghold,
tfJSdod rir;

,7.
Stringy,
Strop, s.
^rao*d.

Strip, f. </.

s. Strophe, j.

Structure, s.

Stripe, 5.

v.a. Struggle, r. .

Os)

Striped, a.
, Strumpet, J. r..' -'. :'. a.
eJ so
s. S5oC3*C3*
Stripling,
Strut, v.n.

Strivt dotfo a,
oJ v
,
L
Ufl

Strychnine, Strychnia, s.
a,
 Stu 547 Stu

Stub, s. Stuffing, S.

v.a, Stultify, v. a.

Stubbed, #. zora* , ^od ' P,

f\ti.
ca
Stumble, 5.

f.
Stubble, s. , ^^) .

ca' ca'

Stubborn, 0. a,

a.
Stubbornness, s. sokj, e do
Stumbling block, -stone, s.
<**,.
C^WJS co
Stubby, .
^o^^o ?ro^) ,

5 s W2
C3

Stud, 5-.

Stump, j.

Stumpy, a.
.

w ^od
n*,'
Stun, z.o!.
Student, 5.

Studied, ^.

Stunt, i\a. wtjT)^)^, wo s? do a

Studious, a.

Stunted, a.
Studiousness, j. A A A
Stupefacient, a. ,

Study, ^. do
eS^oF- .

Stupefaction, s.

^; d^or.
a,
v '

Stupefy, ?'. . doori

^ooess)
^a,
Stupendous, a.

Stuff, s. doo,
CO
s

Stupid, .

; green-
on stagnant water
Stuff, v. a.
man ,

Ml
69
 Stu 548 Sub

Stupidity, s. Subdivision, s.

.
3)

5. Subdue, 7'. a.
Stupor,
Sturdy, a.

s.
do.
Sturgeon,
Subjacent, .

Stutterer, s.

Subject, .

Sty, s.

dO. 7'. 0.

Stygian, a.
Subject, s.
.y.
Style,

oJ oJ

Stylish, a. 7'. a.
Subject,

Stylishness, J.

Styptic, -al, a. Subjection, 5-.

,

s.
Subjective, a.

Suable, a.
Subjoin, 7'. a.

Suasion, ^.
siri Va.
P!J

Subjugate, v.a. do
Suavity, J.
^. IW
53), ^8 Subjugation, j.

Sub, pref. vu^oSo, ^c

, rf do^^FSOf
Subjunctive, .

Subacid, . mood
Subaltern, j.

Sublet, 7'. a.

Subaquatic, Subaqueous, a 2^ 20=^,53*

tr
a?ia.
o*ci erutfoSo 'a Subligation, J.33*r
Subcommittee, s. Sublimate, J.

3iot3Doaoi6
r. a.
ri '' ff.
^ a.
Subdivide, Sublime,
v.a.
 Sub 549 Sub

Suborn, v. a. rtoita.do
aj

5.
Sublimity,
Subornation, s.

Sublunar, -y, a.

ertsg) ; dJS>od;
Suborner, s.

a. c3e)03o, <

Submarine,
Subpoena, j.

v. a.
d9f.
Submerge,
Subscribe, f. a. ,
do
< w. doo^or^,
Submersion, 5.

oO
Submiss,a. J.
Subscriber,
7de>$0.

Submission, ^.
Subscription, s.

looSrt; rfo
Submissive, .

Subsequence, ^.

obbS^}rfS^).
a.
Subsequent, . s30o3o ZO?JF,
Submissively,

Submissiveness, 5.
Subserve, z?. a.

OJo, c^^
Submit, v. a.

?i, ?o- (one's

self) Subservience, Subserviency,

OJ

Subservient, a.

Subordinate, a. od, vtcdo

eru^^rici, -S s. Subside, v.n.
^ci9o3o, m oJ
Subordination, s. Subsidence, Subsidency, s.
 Sub 550 Sub

Subsidiary, a. & Substitute. 7'. a. 3; ,

;

?oo. s.

Subsidise, r. a.

Substitution, s.
s

Subsidy, s.
7oS5DOl>;

Subsign, r . tf. 333 Substitutions!, Substitutionary,

r

Subsist, 7 . 72.

Substratum, 5.

Substruction, Substructure, s.

Subsistence, 5.

Subtend, ^.a. 3s* F

Subsistent, a.
s.
Subter, pref.
Subsoil,
Subterfuge, 5.

Substance, j. 5J

Subterranean, Subterraneous, .

=5*, Wr^; ?oe>d.

Substantial, a. ; passage

Subtile, a.
J.
Substantially, Subtilty,
20JS-3;Cj ;
?o3

Substautials, s.pl. S Subtle, a.

Oio?JcS;
a^ wo^js^o,
Substantiate, r 1
. <z. Subtleness, Subtlety,
^o^.: roJS^ ,^.
^J' wu e v

Subtract, v.a. ^^ob o

^Ji, 333)$.
Substantiation, s. Subtraction, s.

Substantive, a. ero^ ?2?5* Subtrahend, ^.

 Sub 551 Sud

Suburb, s. Successionally, Successively, ad.

Successive, a.

Suburban, s. 2J*JF, ^
Successor, s.

dod.
Subvention, s. Succinct, a.

Succinctly, ad.
Subverse, v. a.

s. Succinctness, s.
Subversion,
Succour, s.

Subversive, 0.

c3-5^T3&,
Subvert, p. a. Succourless, a. 3o5!>a3ocrao3,

oJT
Succous, .
sj?33, 3Jz3, ssd^
Succulence, ^.

Succeed, v. a. $->& a.
Succulent,
c. dat.
Succumb, v.n.

v.n.

Sucb, 0.

Success, s.
Suck, v.a.&n.

^ LB' "~&
s3ec
s
;
to give

Successful, a. Suckle, v.a. 06

'ST ^JS&
Succession, j. Suckling, ^.

e3^)s3, -S-o

Suction, s. ;; Pipe
rf*. z^ooeoo c^

Successional, a. Sudatory, a.
 Sud 552 Sug

Sudden, a.

^N^); on a ~ i
a11 of a Suffering, j.
=3^,

Suddenly, a</. fcje3,, jjS, Suffice, v.n.

rtc3, Wrftf,, tf v.a.

s to be
'
*^

caught Sufficiency, j.

Suddenness, 5. self

^Ai^rf^), =a

Sudorific, .
Sufficient, a.

Suds, s.pl. Sufficiently, ai/

to be in the Suffix, S. 3J.^
\_/ "0

Suffocate, i'.a.

Sue, v.n.
.
v a"
"
'

Suffocation,

Suet, s. o

Suffragan, . s.
Suety, a.
Suffer, r.a.
Saffrage, s.
?o3o

Suffuse, v.a.

^ ; change w Z^J^, ^C)

him to coine t?OJJ(3* Suffusion. 5.

o3o6 zoja a.
o3 Sj
Suffer, p. .
Sugar, s.
.-
w c. eJ "A
baker

Sufferable, a.
cane
Sugar, v.a. tt
j. Sugar-candy, j.
Sufferance,
dogsjci Sugar-mill, j.

^sS. we).

Sufferer, s. Sugary, a. sJ
 Sug 553 Sum

Suggest, v. n. Sulks, s.pl.

oj
Suggestion, s.
Sulky, a.

Suggestive, a. Sullen, a.
dje^cfc
Suicidal, a. <
s.
Sullenness,

Suicide, s. y;
Sully, v.a. s3

o; to commit
"0

Sulphate, s.

Suit, $.

of copper of

pQ iron

O, T
Sulphur, ^.

of clothes etc.
Sulphuric acid,

Suit, -..
Sulphureous, Sulphurous, ^.

Sulphuret, 5.
a,
o s.
Sultan, srdosi) c&),
S) a, -ooo
oJ
Sultriness, s.
Suitable, a. ?oO
rf-
Sultry, .
^=^cJ, t3^ d^j.

Suitableness, s. Sum, s.
Suitability,

Suite, s.
3J05J5)d;
Summarily, ?oo

s.
^^S3D^.
MV
Suitor,
Summary, s.

sirf; S5do

Summer, s.

Sulk, c'. n.
Summerset, s. to
raoa, ^)
Sulkiness, ^.
make a
Summit, s.

70
 Sum 554 Sup

Summon, v.a. Sunhemp, j

Sunken, a.

eye
Summons, s. pi. Sunny, a. ^JJ^do,

SoO^OS&J, Sj

j. Sunrise, j.
Suinpter-borse,

Sumptuary, .

a. Sunset, j.
Sumptuous,
fcj
Ol)F
TTjO&CS, 2pe)D,

Sumptuousness, ^.

Sunshine, j.

Sun, ^.

sun's course to the north Sunstroke,

of the equator
to the south of the equator Sup, v.n. DD| v
.
)

.
Sun, v. a. dJSotoorio
Super, 55 A.
Sunbeam, s. /r^/". "
,

Superable, .

Sunburnt, a. Superabound, r.

5.
oJ

Sunday, s.
Superabundance, .?.

=^^rd S(i 2^7^, wa^, snid

^ *
w"

Sunder, r. .
Superabundant, a. 382^ ,

Soria^)^), Oa>S, 5^oi

Sundial, s. Superadd, r.a.
930iTe)O C^03
Sundown, s. Superannuate, v. a. ,

Sundry, a.

2^06; ''^
expenses Superannuation, s. ^
t6
~i
SJ2&F.
d^, sid
Suntlower, ^.
 Sup 555 Sup

Superb, a. 2030^ Superintendence, -cy, ^.

o.

Superintendent, j.

Supercargo, .y. s^ *

j
rta^js)^,.
Supercilious, Superior, a.
.

03^, 53oo7)dd.
?.
Superciliousuess,
sdo^d, rt^F. to

Supereminent, a.
Superior,^. 2oOo3o,

Sj'O.
Superiority, s.
Supererogation, j.

Superlative, a.
Supererogatory, a.
; degree

Bl

a.
Superfice, j.
Supernal, ^^

Supernatant, a.
,
math.
Supernatural, a.
Superficial, a.
do,

Supernumerary, a.
Superfine, a. ,
553

J. 2^; s3s3jsr(o
Superfluity, EC-' aj
or
<7. 30^- Superscribe,^.^.
Superfluous,
j.
Superscription,

Superhuman, .
Do 3
Supersede, v.a.
,

Superincumbent, .

j.
c5o^) , toQrfo^) . Supersession,
oJ oJ

Superintend, v.a.
rf Superstition, 5.

^^P
70
 Sup 556 Sup

Superstitious, a. Suppliant, Supplicant, tf.

Superstructure, s. 6, , dod>, s

Supervene, T. n.

rjOtjJo^^)^).

Supervenient, a. 20 Supplicate, p.*. 33

riSD-O*
o
203oQ . 5, ^^J5,C30^;
so

Supervise, i\ a. Supplication, 5.

?3, e50^.

Supply, T.a.
Supervision, s.

Supervisor, ^.

Supiue, </.

7) Support, t
1

. a.

Supineness, s.
>?*,, ^o^, vu
Supper, 5. o^d erore?^; Lord's
.,
9 3'
qrad, ^
Supplant, v. a.

Supportable, a.
?o,rf
iO
J3^F.

Supple, a. Supporter, s.

Supplement, j. =3^:^030^, S Supportless, a.

ejqj>dc>e>o>,
OS ^Ords VV;3J25rt. 7'.

Supposable,0.
a. r 1
a.
Supplementary, Suppose, .
<$^>,
d ,.
eJ

Suppleness, s.

~4 ?*Z Supposition, j.
 Sup 557 Sur

s.
Suppositions, a. j Suretyship,

Suppress, v. a.

Surf, s.

Surface, .?.

&ft; w&dort,
Suppression, s.

Surfeit, j.

;
><y ll,

of urine

Suppurate, v.n. Surge, s. F2^o

v.a.

Suppuration, j. =^00 Surgeless, a.

Surgeon, ^. $7$ sl

Supra, /r^/". Do 3^, Surgery, ^. 25?j sS,

c^ QJ

5.
Supremacy, ? Surgical, a. sj?o sS>
^^y

Surliness, s.

Supreme, a. ,
- '
"0

Surly, .

the Being e3^dc5.

lie.
oJ Surmise, j.

Surcharge, p..
.

oJI

Surmount, v. a,

Surcoat, j. sSo^ , f^oc5o^; S

Surd, s.
^rdc$, math. a. Surmountable, a.

Surname, s.

Sure, a.
ftgcrfo, do^s^ci
to be ^. a.
Surpass,
to make of OoAwoft.
, ftfcj Surpassing, a .

SAJ3o2^,

Surety, s. j.
Surplus,
 Sur 558 Sus

Surprisal, s. Surveying, s.
^

s. Surveyor, s.
Surprise,
sJ

Survival, 5.

Survive, z 1

. d!.

.
v. n.

a.
Surprising, a.
Survivor, j.

C3 WD^OFS'SOS
Surrender, ,y.

Susceptibility, s.

c3e)tiJ?^0
q^F;
Susceptible, a. j
'. a.

Suspect, v. a.&n. ?3?3

.
7'. .
733
one's self

Surreptitious, ^.
Suspend, r. a.

Surround, 7-. a.

Suspenders, s.pl
Surrounding, a. eru
rSj^oiJd j

Suspense, j.

Surtout, s.
e5oA,

Suspension, j. ^J?
Surveillance, s. *

Survey, s.

Suspensory, a.

Survey, 7-. a.

Suspicion, s.

*,;
z^o
 Sus 559 Svva

Suspicious, a. Swage, s. ??*, 23

\ a ^-LoC-
1
?
>

sod, Swagger, v. n. sj^J

Sustain, v. a.

a.
J

Swaggerer, j.

siy.ort cO^

Swain, ^.
Sustainable, a.
o3o;

Swallow, ^.

Swallow, v. a.
Sustainer, s.

o3o,

Swallow-wort, 5.

Sustenance, Sustentation, s.

Swamp, s,

oj
Sutler, s.
Swampy, a.

: to become
Suttee, ^.

C3o
Swan, s. Oi>

Sward, J-. .
17
Suttle, j. a
^
Swarm, s.
rloosj,
Suture, .y.

Suzerain, j.
Swart, Swarth, a.

Swarthiness, s.
Swab, 5.

TJcJSp*
Swarthy, a. =5^
Swaddle, z-. a. c

Swash, v. n. d
^o^^, ^ ;

Sj^i; swaddling cloth

Swath, ^.
rio^ ^
7^6

^. Swathe, f. .
Swag, .
 Swa 560 Swe

Sway, s. $=$, ri d, <ocS s5w face

,
o3 ^ ^;
d, v- a. ;
zorre OOP ;&{ft: milk z3^
,
do

Sweeten, &. <?.

Swear, r. n.

v.n.
do Sweetener, s.

Swearing, j. Sweet-flag, s. &>,

Sweetheart, s.
Swearer, ^.

Sweat, 5-.
Sweetish, a. ^Oi 3^33.

Sweetmeat, ^. S?
Sweetness, ^. 3

a. Sweet-oil, s. -a
Sweaty,
. Sweet-potato, s.
,
'

eJ
Sweet-root, ^. A
Swede, .v.
3
Sweet-rush, s. o3, 1
Swedish, a. gOc

Sweet-scented, a.
Sweep, z'. a.
Sweet-sop, j.

. n. Sweet-speech,^,
3j S5)Jd.
Swell, t n.
1
.
,
iido

Sweeper, Sweep, s.

female

Sweepings, j.^/. =5^,

Sweet, a. AesS, S?33; Swelling, s.

smell
voice
 Swe 561 Syc

Swelter, v. n. , Swiss, s.

e5ofc&$.
Swerve, v. n.

33^3 Switch, j.
23^, ,
^>. .

Swift, 0. a^^CS* 3oD^O?j.

a
Swivel, j.
vBrtFfl, 3^)F; gun
Swiftly, flflf. ^d?S.

Swiftness, SWOOII, Z'. .

Swig, #. .

Swill, z/.a. Swoop, r.n. ^^ 3530*23* 3^2

Swill, ^.

Swim, v.a.&n. Swop, j. udo*, sJrti.

the head to Sword, j.

^^, ^..23*,

Sword-bean, s. o

Swimmer, J. Sword-cutler, ^.

Swimming, s. o3o.

^. Sword-fish, ^.
Swimmingly, 3of\od,
Sword-law, s. ,

^. a.
Swindle, ^5-
rt-, d^ Sword-player, s.

Swindler, ^.

Swordsman, 5.

Swine, j.
oz3; young elri,
1

Swine-herd, j .

Swordsmanship, s.
Swing, ^.

Sybarite, J.

A,
Sycamore, Sycomore, s.

. V.a.

Sycophancy s.

Swinge, z-.. ^)do^^s^

, ,

=50^0. Sycophant, j.

Swinish, a.

71
 Syl 562 Syn

Syllabic, -al, a. 55^ d ,

-*A

Syllabication, s. ^20 d
Sympathy, j.

Syllable, j.

Syllabub, .y. Symphony, j.

^d^S

Syllabus, Symptom, j.

Syllogism,
C3: #. D
Symptomatic, -al .
'S,,| B ,

5.
Syllogistic, a. Synagogue,
Sylpb, s.

Synchronal, Synchronical, Syn-

chronous, a. &oot
Silva, s. =5-5

Sylvan, a.

Synchronism, s.

Symbol, s.

?oja^?ij Syncopate, v. a.

-al, o
1

Symbolic, .
rta^rrf, Sj^,
nU)2^?3o, ero^ Syncope, ^.

Symbolise, v. a.

Syndic, 5.

Syndicate, z
1
. a.
Symmetric, -al, a.

Synecdoche, j. srsl'd

Synod, j.
Symmetry, s.

Vcd)oJ r^sA>
Sympathetic, -al, a.
Synonym, J.

2-20, ro

Synonymous, a.

Sympathise, p. .
Synonymy, j. ^
 Syn 563 Tac

s. ?JOT ?z Syringe, s.
Synopsis,
T^js^sre 6 o3$3..

s. Syrup, j.
Syntax, Syntaxis,
System, 5. ,

Syntexis, s. , ;
of philosophy

Synthesis, ,y. Sc Systematic, -al, a.

Systeinatist,.?. d
O 00

Synthetic, -al, tf.

Systematise, v. n.

,
'
1

j
Syphilis, .
Systole, 5.

Syrian, a.
zS. J. ?ooOol>

T
Tabasheer, i-. Tablet, s.

Tabby, 5. O^sSo. a.

Taboo, s.

^..
Tabefaction, Tabidness, J. aodocS
oO
eose^. Tabor, Tabour, s.
2o-

Tabefy z>. .
wd, do
e3J3eJo.a.
V
6J

Tabernacle, j. 3j Tabular, a.
d,
,
rios^d. ^.<2. Cye)050;

D*rf, 30

Tabes, j. Tabularize, Tabulate, z/. .

Table, J.

Table-cloth, j. Tacit, a.
SooS, ^20 C3s)O>B.

Table-land, 5. Taciturn, a. Oo3^ 33)ido,

71
 Tac 564 Tak

s. Taint, s.
Taciturnity, 3<3,
Sow
Tack, 5.

Take, v. a.

Tackle, 5. 2,^0 cioors a fancy

rso^;
; advantage of
si^Og^;
an
Tackling, j. oath a
sj/dj??3
v_/
do^ooJ S;
V '

walk 007^^6 ^ aim

Tacksman, j.
0=^0*,
T3

Tact, ^. t^ ar
Tactic, -al, ^?. ^; care '

ca
Tactician, s.

o?3r S^_; COld K^

effect s^rloci; fire
lirt.
N for p
;
Tactics, s.pl
;
for granted
rf
heart

Tactile, a.
hold of sj^; in
Tadpole, ^.

in hand
Taffeta, Taffety, off
5A)SJ^^
-on dl -pains
Tag, j.
; place
Jb C$J&2; S^odo; rag root yxo

;
the field
leave
Tagger, s. e3o

Tail, s.
Cf^;; of a cock revenge en>0 ,
siri

; up
Tailor, s.

o3o, cS^r; bird

 Tak 565 Tarn

Take, v.n. Talker, s.

&; after -e3 Tall, .

erori, 0020,
TrS to
rfotfo^,
Tallness, 5.
CM
Take, 5.
Tallow, s.
=^o^
Tallow-candle, ^.

Taking, .?.

Tally, j.
in
oJ
hand ewste
x-X
,
oJ
Talc, 5. Oort.
Talmud, s.
Tale, s.
oJ
Tale-bearer, ^.
Talon, ^. sj-Svd voriodo,
"O"

Tamable, .
?
Tale-bearing,
^. drs* dors Tamarind, j. s
Talent,
s< tree
^; ^000 VOOO

a.
Tambour, ^.
Talented,
Talesman, ^.
Tambourine,

^.
Tame, . x't
Taliput,
Talisman, 5.
3^)0^0?),

Talk, r.a.&n.
Tameless, a. ?j- ,
3oDe)
to ^; away S3>

's?^^; in sleep 3
nonsense Tameness, ^. riore.

Tamil, j. coun-
o
eJ
try ;
language
Talk, s. sroJ

Talkative, a.
Taming, j.
do; person ,
D)
Tanikin, s.

Tamper, v.n
TT
Talkativeness, j.

Tam-tam, s.
 Tan 566 Tar

Tan, s. Tapestry, s. sjdd

s. Tapioca, 5.
Tang,
Tangent, .
rid, ; plant

Tangibility, s. Tapis, JT. ti

Tap-room, ^.
S&ofeJO^S^),
Tangible, a.

Tapster, 5. rtort^d

Tangle, p. a. Tar, s. z3

Tangled, Tangly, ^.

Tardiness, s. ^ris^j,
Tank, j.

Tankard, s. g^ri,
Tardy, a.
Tannable, a. sd
OO
Tare, ^.
Tanner, s. ^
Tare, s.
oi>, ^dorr)6.

Tantalisation, j.

Targe, Target, s.

v. a. Tariff, j.
Tantalise,
Tarn, 5. rto^CS* eruo^o

Tantamount, a. Tarnish, i'.a. 6o a'5^}ri,

:

ZOJSd),
a. v.n.
Tap, T'.

a ,

Tarpaulin,
Tape, j. worm ^oo^Jo;
Tarrier, s.
(39^1

Taper. ^/. ^d
tooZ3

Tarry, r..
 Tar 567 Tax

Tatter, v. a.

6J
Tattered, a.
Tarsus, .y. ..
eJ
ADD*. Tatters, s.pl. ^oo^o, si

Tart, a.

Tart, s. Tattle, 5. v.a.

Tartan, 5.
^.ort
Tattler, y.

Tartar, j. 33e>adoo
of teeth Tattoo, ^.

.
,,
64 W
Tartarus, 5. Tattoo, v.a. r(o^F

Tartness, s.
s^$; s^odo^o, Taunt, 5.

Task, j.

S>d take to
Taunting, j.

Task, z'. a.
Taurine, .

Taurus, j.

Tautologic, -al, a.
Task-master, s.

o3o,' ,

Tautology, j.
es3 ^ ^ori3 3oC3.
Tassel, s. rU)o<i, =^002^,
Tavern, i.

; keeper
j.
Taste, 03, dosS, ^^,
d?o. ^- a.
Taw, ^.

of Tawdry, a.
^^;
Tasteful, a. ,oD , 03, Tawny, a.

"^ ; 3^
Tasteless, a. Tax, s. Sort, rfoo^; sJ23j.
. .

^Wo-ci; with
^S^d
a. Taxable, a. iort ,.
Tasty, 17
 Tax 568 Tee

Taxation, s. Tease, r 1

. a.

5. rfo
Tax-gatherer.

Teasel, Teasle, s.

Tea, 5. t^D ^6;

; pot L?S
1

service ^5-5 ?3e> Teat, 5 .

Technic,-al,^.
Teach, v.a.&n. term
o
D Q
1

Technicality, 5 . rfo

Teachable, a.

Technics, s. pi. ,
Teachableness, oJ
^
SD^.
Technology, ^
Teacher, s.

$, arfo& Tedeum, 5.
Teaching, s.
^^c3.
Tedious, . 2

Teak, s. $$ yx>oo
5^),

Team, s.
cj^) Tediousness,
oO

Teel-seed, ^.

Teamster, s. cS
Teem, p. .

Teapoy, s. with

Tear, ^. shed
OJ
tears Teens, s.pl.
flood of

s. r.
Teeth, =^J^)^j, sjdo. . =^J3

Tear, v.a. WobF^; SJfo ^JS^J^J.

.. Teething, j.

Tearful, a. Teethless, a.
mouth
 Tee 569 Tern

Teetotalism, s. Temperance, s. o^, 3orf,

Temperate, a.
oO
Do33,
Teetotaller, s.

Temperature, s. 36s3^ ro3,

Tegument, s. doos^o Tempered', .

r\U
fcf

rte*. ^d; riora

Telegram, j. ;
bad ,
ill ^
oJ

Tempest, s.

Telegraph, s.
Tempestuous, .

Telegraphic, dt.
Templar, s.

Telescope, j. Temple, 5 .

Telescopic, -al, a. feast

Tell, .. Temple, s.

Temporal, a.

Teller, ^. 3J s.
Temporality,
Tell-tale, s. 3-tfaL

oO W Temporary, .

Temerity, 5. ;
tenant or lod-
ger ^;
"" post

Temper, ^. sdcj; ^
Temporarily, W.
; good Temporise, ^ . . ?o

bad 3j^^ rte; even

Se>o^ rtora; natural ri
oJ

Temper, 7,'. a. 23d?js'C3* add

; Tempt, v. a.
metal

Temperament, s.
^
rtora; phlegmatic
72
 Tern 570 Ten

s. Tender, a. sl)^
Temptation, ?S,

s.
hearted
Tempter, iJ~-

Tenderness, s.
Ten, 0.
3jg^, di.
Tenable, 0.
sj^d
Tending, j.
^,, rj"1) aJ?3d ^ 5y.
:

^ Tendon, s.
Tenacious, #.
Tendril, ^.

Tenaciousness, Tenacity, s
Tenebrous, .

ij^reor^.
Tenancy, 5. Tenoment, ^.

ae*,
oo
2:051.

Tenesmus, ^. ^js

Tenant, ^.
SO^Q*, dJ,
6. c
1
. a. Tenet, ^.

Tenfold, a.

Tenantable, a. Tennis, s.
-S -a

tvj5ja2>. Tenon, s. wrl,

t?

Tenantless, a.

Tenantry, j. ^ Tenor, j.
esqSr,

Tend, r
1

. ^. (music) d, ?ro

Tense, 5.

Tense, a.

Tensible, Tensile, a.

Tendency, s.

Tender, 7'. a. Tension, 5.

D*

5. Tent, s. for a

J, 23s)liD* wound
Tentative, a.
 Ten 571 Ter

Tented, s. Termination, s.

z3a.

Tenter, i\n.

Tenth, a. Terminology, s.

Tenuity, s. 5^ $&I
Terminus, j.

Tenuous, . .

Termite, s.

Tenure, s. Tern, .
S,

w
5.
Tepefy, v.a.
Tepid, a.

Ternary, a.

s.
Tepidity, Tepidness, ^ni

Terra, 5.
?o 3, 2,JJSDo,

Terrace, j.
Term, ^.

De)D*, ^3*F; bring to terms Terreen, j.

>;
make ,
come to Terrene, a.

&; to ^ e on g oc^ Terrestrial, as.

to be on bad

i of
Terrible, .

life

Term, p. a. ric Terrier, ^.

Termagant, j.

Terrific, a.

Terminal, . ^ Terrify, r.a.

Terminalia chebula, dod. Territorial,

Terminate, p. a. Territory, s.

72
 Ter 572 Tha

Terror, s. Testy, Tetchy, a.

Terse, a. , c$o3o; oj'

Tetanus, s.
63,
Tertian,
Tether, s.

ei en
7'. a. &e)o&3QQj
Test, j.
j j.
2-0 Tetragon,
Tetrarch, .?.

Testaceous,
w^*cS, L Tetras cotarnix, s.

Testament, j. Tetrastich, j. ^e)

s.
3JJ, Tetter, d<3, drfo,
Old New
^8?i s
Teuton, ^.

Testamentary, a.

Tew, f. a.
5
Testate, a. S'ZS Sod ;

Testator, s. Tewel, ^. sri

Testatrix, s. Text, s.

q5; g
Tester, s. Text-book, 5.

Testicle, j.
535,
doJSy ?^o^
Text-hand, 5.

Testify, ?-. a. & n.

Textile, .

gdj^redOo
di^V. Textorial, a.
Testimonial, j.

Textual, a.

Testimony, j.

Texture, j.

Testiness, s. Than, reat-

er that
 Tha 573 The

Thane, s. Theatre, .9. dorW ^,

9
Thank, v.a.

Theatric, -al, a.

Thankful, a. yo3 ; performance

oSoocso.

Thankfulness, .?. Thee,

Theft, s.

THanklessness, s.

raoa^, dcdo c3 Theism, s.

Thank-offering, 5.
sl>3;

Thanks, j.//. er Theist, ,y.

; give c3e)05o,

~, return Theme, 5.

^i, ^JSo^sdo^),
^tooqS.
Thanksgiving, s.
Then,
roJ^e^, ^ridfl
Thank-worthy, a.
; just

?S^;
now and wsJrresiri;
^J ,. since till
t?^, tJ^a o^;
That, s
sjoo^.
d what Of 6
Thence, fl^.
e^,^^^, w^s ,

way ^o^OSOfScS*.
5023*,
side yo3j6, Q' Q
Thenceforth, Thenceforward, ad.
e? T#Z|; the person came
w^cs*
v
o e3js^j.
&
ZO^^D woSo,
Theocracy, s. tS(Su9^^; >t

That, con/, tell

him I am here Theodolite, ^.. JSDOcS* o$

read so I can hear you Theogony, j.

Theologian, s.

Thatch, j.

. v.a.

Thatcher, s.
Theological, a.
Thaw, v. n. j.
Theology,
 The 574 Thi

Theorem, s. ?io; (in math.} k Therewithal,

9
Thermal, Thermic, a. t2^, ero
Theoretic, -al, s.
br

Thermometer, j:. |>e

Theorist, 5.
oO _

Thesaurus, s.

j.
Theory,

These,
s.
Therapeutics,
,
Thespasia populnea, s.
There, ad. Gtfo,
is
Thesis, j. 3J=^
none ;
here and

; only Thews, ^. />/.

Thereabout, -s, aa?. say _n, sjfl DS .

cx)

Thick, a. t3kJ, c3s

Thereafter, ^. darkness
srsd, ; skulled, doorf

Thereat, a^
7
. 'S
^;
1 to become

Thicken, r. a. deJ
Thereby, ad. ,
.

Therefore, a^/.

Therefrom, a^. ,
. Thicket, s.

Therein, <2fl?. ^0223 ,

Thereinto, a^. 53^, Thickness, j.

Thereof, a^. 53^, ^

Thereon, <a?. ss* ,
Thickset, .

-rf-

Thief, s.

Thereto, ad. Thieve, r. .

Thereupon, fl</.

Therewith, i/. ., Thievery, s.

^v^fi, =^0^0,
 Thi 575 Tho

<&$ Thirsty, $.
Thievish, a. tftf,, ,

'
a L>

Thievishness, 5. t?v*:^ Thirteen, a. 3J

Thirteenth, .

Thigh, j-.

Thill, *. Thirtieth, .

Thimble, .y.
Thirty, .
.
OJ

Thin, <z. i^;o , This,

side
branches

Thin, i\a. ^ . Thistle, s.

Thine, pron. yellow

Thing, s. Thither, ^/.

little

; poor Thitherward, -s,

//. Thong, ^.

Think, ?-. .
Thoracic, a.
^. dat. v. a.
Thorax, s.
arid,
do
Thorn, ^. doo^J,

Thorn-apple, j.
Thinker, s.

Thorny, a.
o3o, ^oa
Thorough, a.
Thinking, .

. s. Thoroughly, ad. S5)

Thinness, ^. Thoroughfare, s.

Thiunish, .
Xon 6
.

Thorough-going, a.
Third, </.

Thirdly, ad. Those,

Thou,
Thirst, s.

v. n. Though, conj.
Oe>, s3^_; he come
Thirstiness, 5. as .
oj T?
 Tho 576 Thr

Thought, s. 3U5>b, qs

I
Threaten, v.a.

Thoughtful, a.

5*-- a. hundred
Three,
Thoughtfully, fl^
JC3
S ; persons
, tt&JdC8$
times
s.
Thoughtfulness, 1

Threefold, j .

do^, ^
Thoughtless, a.
Threepence, s. dcs*
Z3e>o3, o^Ofl ,
iCT

5.
Thoughtlessness,
Threepenny, .

Three-score, a.
Thousand, 5-.
23 si.
by ten
Threshold, ^.

Thousandth, .

Thrice, a. doJSto SJ ,.
tr
Thraldom, 5.
s.
Thrift,
^.
ca 9
Thrall, -

^ wsSd
Thrash, z>. .

Thriftless, a. aJt&f
^; ed straw

Thrifty, j. o
Thrasher, s.
ZJ^JF,

Thrashing, s.

floor
ns!o^; Thrill, j.
;
woodoo. "'. .

stool, frame Bris3 w

, ;

Thread. a. fiJSoo, WSJ* .v.a.&n. ^ a, wo

^
oJ

Thrive, 7'. ?z.

oJ

^
Threadbare, .

Thready, a.

Threat, ^. Thriving, s.
 Thr 577 Thu

Throat, s.

a swel-

ling in the ^ Thrush, j.

Throb, r. . wrl.
\^

Thrust, z. a.

in
on
Throe, s. together 33>

v.n. 23^ sftS&S, -,$.

oJ
j.
Throne, s. ?oo3o3?o^, rtafi; us Thug, d^..
Thuggee, Thuggery, Thuggism,
s.
3^6
o
^d, siWort^. "iJ

Thumb, ^. ^JSoSJ i^6s?*, 5or1o

Throng, j.
s^ot^o, . v.a. &$
Wo. ^.

doo^o^. Thumbstall, j.

Thronging, s. S3)ji)

Throttle, v. a.
Thump, ^.
Through, /^/

to carry
; Thumping, tf. dooC-3
run ^.
Thumper,
and
Thunder, 5.

Throughout, prep, 3 .,

3W. ad.

Thunder-bolt, j.

Throw, y. .

5.
Thunder-clap,
=^0,5), 3

Thunder-storm, s.
rvo^)^; away
by S5e)^ tJOi^cJ; down
out Thunder-struck, .

S^OC)^;
one's self down ^>wo w
one's self on Thursday, 5.

.
S.

^,, rlorfo. Thus, ^.

ej' o
Thrum, j. e^O, y_ much
73
 578 Til

Thwack, v. a. Tiger, 5.
5j),
rfocio^.
Q
s.
Tigerish, a.
T7
,.
Thwart, a. v.a. 20 //. 200
Tight, ,

Tighten, t-. a.

Thyine-wood, s. tsrfdo rio

Tightness, s.
>rb,
Thyme, 5.

Thyself, / Tigress, J.

Tiara, j.
Tile, s.

Tick, J-.

SJ, T#rf. Tiler, j. do

SJ

Tick, 7;..
^0?i. S.
*
Till, s. 3383A
w
Ticket, s. r.
Till, .

Tickle, r.-.
it
Till, ^r#.
happens y?2c now
Ticklish, a. then
Tid, a. ?
;
he goes
QJ
Tide, ^. Ooo ^j)?fOon.
ebb 2^
Tillable, a. ti 6
flood

Tidiness, 5.
Tillage, s. ^-

Tiller, 5. ^=^.$3 23?)

"- ,

Tidings,

Tiller, s.

Tidy, a.
&tf5c
Tie, v.a.
Tilt, j. ^ ;
?oS3i)66 20

ej" 2^F?:s
Tier, s.
Tilt, 7'. w
Tierce, s.

Tiff, s.

Tilth, ^.

Tiffin, j.
 Tim 579 Tir

s. Tin, j.
Timber,
S Of a rOOf

Tincal, Tinkal,
Timbrel, J. ^.
Tincture, d?o.

Time, s.

(of the day) Tinder, 5.

two times v. a.
Tinge,
three times

Tingle, ?;.. two

dj Wob^,

Tingling, s. gt&fre!
Time-honoured, .
cS^ sizo.
CO

Tinker, 5-.

o3o. .
c.
OJ
Timely, a. ^. a.
Tinkle, ^.
oJ
Tinner, s.

5.
Timepiece, Tinsel, j. :
s !)oh
:

Time-server, 20
^. dcrf*.
Tint, ,

dorr* ^JS^F^I,

Tiny, .
-S-o^, -S-D,
Time-serving, jr.
Tip,

Time-table, ^.
j.
Tippet,
orf ^ S3..
w s. T#O, rfocsra-d.
Tipple,
Timid, a.

Tippler, ^.
; person
j.
Tipsiness,

Tipsy, a.
Timidity, Timidness, Timorous-
Tiptoe, j.
ness, .y.
yoto?^, <s

Tirade, j.

73
 Th- 580 Tod

Tire, s. ^6^ starred, Titter, r. ;/. s -

C^OrJOjj.

a. uttie, s. wjwvi^,,
Tire, i'.
w'
.
i'- n.

Tittle-tattle, 5.

Titular, -y, a.

Tired, a. esqraji,
S
3-
"V To, prep, -A , -rlo, -^, -^J, -U,
Tireness, s. ^5 him
Tiresome, a.

^ and fro S5o2^o2d; day ^>;

3Jd?3^^);
morrow <os3: nisrht -^?
Tiresomeness, n'
the face
ODjcs*;
wit
Tisic, -al, .

as
Tissue, 5-.

, e3c<3*od; as myself
ddscrS; of lies

Tissue, 7-. a.
Toad, j.

Tit, j. ^ for
Toad-stool, s.
tat j
^ oao^J
Titan, j.
(-* "

Toast, s.

Titan, -ic, a. d=a,^j

jS^Oo, zpDO, Dow

Titbit, 5. s.
Toast,
Tithable, a.
4
ado* e5o3*n*
v.a.

Tithe, s. ti

25. r. 0. Tobacco, j.
roi>.

Tobacconist, s.

Tithing-man, 5. ^33-3030, Tod, s.

Titillate, v.a.
Today, s.
Titillation, s.
for
Title, ^. , >C3*F; 00^*,;
-deed | Toddle '
''- n
;

Toddling,
 Tod 581 Ton

Toddy, s. sweet Tollbooth, s.

36, zoo>3iD?3,
Tomato, s. stride
F; drawing
Toe, s. 530 s
rf 6**; great Tomb, s.

Tombstone, s.

Tombac, s.

Together, ^. s.
Tomcat,
Zoadj
Tome, s.
.
Toil, jr.
Tomentous,
^2* dod.
^? s.
Tomfool,
Toilet, s.

)-,
make one's
zSja
Tomfoolery,
Tomtom, ^.
Toilsome, a. ,

Ton, 5. V (J9.9VO

Toilsomeness, ^.

Token, s. r(osr;
Tone, 5. ^w ,
a d.

Tongs, 5. slw^o.,
Tole, v. a.
Tongs, 5. ^/. a^v
Tolerable, a.
Tongue, J. ^sejsoao, zpD^, S3D
,

Id; 2J3030; double s,^T^F

f

Tolerance, .s. 3-3^,,

^,, s^
o mother
<&)
Tolerant, a. 3e)S?JtK)0,
hold the
so-
^^wS,?3^CTe)
3
Tolerate, f. .
Tonic, a. ?o

?5o^, ^dfl
Toleration, s. 3e>$,,
e>
^.
do^4?2iC3s>
Tonjon,
r5S^);

Tonnage, 5.
Toll, s. ^jo^; gatherer
CiOoC-3;
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Tonsil, 5.
Toll, '.a. v.n.
Tonsor, j.

M
 Ton 582 Tor

Tonsure, s.

>
4, ti

Too, ad. Top-heavy, a.

Tophet, Topheth, j.
; -23e>; heavy to lift

Topic, j.

</.
Tool, j. Topic, -al,

s Top-knot, j.
qS, 3o?S,

Tooth, s.
do; in the
cast in the Topmost, a. 5^55^23*

);
show Topographer, s. rf

the

Topographic, -al, a. ?o

Tooth, r. a.

Topography, s. ?j
Toothache, j
Topping, ^.
Toothless, a.
?3J5^F.

Topple, f. .

to

Tooth-pick, j. Topsy-turvy, ad.

ca a
*fc.
a
Toothsome, a.
Torch, s.
Top, j.
bearer

Torment, s.

Torment, v.a.
Top, s.

Topaz,
Tormenter, -tor, s.

Tope,
^)J Torn, tf.
sjoa, 3o5*F, riSrtf.
ij Tornado", 5.
^o^rs^*,
Toper,
 Tor 583 Tou

Torpedo,*. Toss, v. a.

Torpefj, 7.'. a. s.

Tosspot, s.
Torpent,Torpescent,a.
Total, a.
Torpid, .
., .

eJ eJ

Torpidity, Torpidriess, Torpi- Totality, j

tude, Torpor, s. r. a.
Tote,
S3J3C90^
Torrefy, v. a. Totter, w.

Torrent, 5.

Tottering, s.

Torrid, a.

Touch, s. ,, .

eo eo
zone
sir,
OJJ.
Touch, z/..
Torse, ^.
,,
Torsel, s.

Torsion, 5.

Tort, s.

=^0

Tortoise, .$. shell

Touchable, a. dookio.,

Tortuosity, ^ O *J, OJ
0^.

Touch-hole, s. ec
Tortuous, .

Touchiness, 5.

Torture, ^. , Touching, a.

Torulose, .

rf"
,, C
Touch-stone, s.

Touch-wood, 5.

Torvity, j.
oJ
 Tou 584 Tra

Touchy, a. ^u Town-hall, s. erusdo ;

Tough, a. Townsfolk, j.

0336 3?do>, ;3J3rS;

to become
SDO 4 =5^0
Co
;

Toughen, v.a. 5 Township, s. s

Toughness, s. zo^, s$. Townsman, j.

Tour, j. sldtffS: sloirara, ?o

Town-talk, j. y\j3

Tourist, s. Toy, ^. .
sjjO&ejrs^.
Tournament, s.

Tow, s.

BJO*.
cf>

c$ rio
Tow, j.

Tracery, j.
j. jjo srat^cs* D* =^0^.
Towage,
^, ^ Trachea, j. =

Toward, a.
^. [sfcsrtr.
Track, j. y rid,
Q
Towardliness, Towardness, s. Trackless, a.

Towards, Tract, j.
23^,

Tractable,
Towel, j.

e*", w Tractableness,
Tower, j.
^raqL riora,

^^CS Trade, s.
eos)od,
r

Towering, .

Towery, a. Trade-mark, s.
Town, 5. sjejrs, sJW F^O^O^ ^d^OS^n* 33c>Ck
w r
rid; DD^9e>^; erusdo. Trader, Tradesman, 5. S3

Town-clerk, s.
 Tra 585 Tra

Trade-wind, s. ; railway

Tradition, s. Zoo Train-band, 5.

rtoos^)

Traditional, a. 3oOoi>dC3* Train-bearer, j.

Traditionary, Traditionist, s. Trainer, j. 3e>o^0c3e>o3o,

Traduce, v. a Training, j.

*"vS *N
cd rJ.
J

Traclucer, 5-. i Train-oil, s.

Trait, -s.

Traduction, s s.
Traitor,

Traitorous, a. cfcfcJtl&{aiicJ,
V_X

Traffic, s.

Trammel, 5.

P. 20023*

Tragedian, s.

5^) d^ Tramp, t 1
. . ^

Tragedy, s. r(oF^, cte

Trample, v. a.
J^; ciosiurf

Tragic, -al, a. &3roJ<3* ?i

Trail, v.a. cS^

72 Trampler, s.

Tram-road, -way, s.

Trance, Transe, s.

9
Trank, ^.

Tranquil, .

Train, .v. rj, ^J .

^9
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74
 Tra Tra

Tranquillise, v. a. Transform, 7\ .

a, t3^i

Trans, pnf. y ,, Transformation,

s
fc*n , Orotfo*; ,.

Transact, s-.a.

Transfuse, r. .

Transaction, 5-. a,

;
in money o3 Transfusion, j.

sis eared,

Transcend, r. n.

Transgress, 7'. *.
w
Transcendence, Transcendency,
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Transcendent, .

sJjSrOo SvODn* Transgression, s.

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Transcribe, v.a.
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Transgressor, j.
Transcript, s.
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Transcription, j.

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Transient, <7.
Transfer, j.

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Transit, j.

^o do duty

Transition, s.

Transferable, Transferable, a.

Transitive, a.

Transitory, a.

Transfiguration, s.
Translatable, . dos? 6
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Transfigure, r. a. dJ3S r
1

a.
Translate, .

Transfix, r
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Translation, s. Transparent, a. 53

Translator, s. do Transpierce, ?'. a.

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N>o
Translocation, s. 3J e
Transpire, v. n. t

o^T^TT* 7T*
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Translucence, Transluceucy, j.

Transplant, r. a.

Translucent, a.
s
^0, ?ioSjJe)O

Transmarine, a.

^,d. ^.
75- Transplantation,
Transmigrate, '. .

Transport, 7-. . ^J
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s.
Transport,
fcJt

Transmigration, j.

5.
Transportation,
Transmissible, Transmissive,
^>f^^); rl&oSiJD*,
Transmittible, a.
Transposal, s.

t3i)A* oJr\^)r^5^, ?o

Transpose, v. a.
Transmission, s.

Transmit, z'. .

Transposition, j.

Transmutable, ^7. 4, -Wrf4^^).

Transubstantiate, v. a.

Transmutation,

J.
Transmute, r.. Transubstantiatiou,
d, dr
Transudation, s.
Transom, j.

Transparence, Transparency, Transverse, ^. tsti beam

line <$ti r^6: row
ca
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Transverse, r p

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Trap, s. sjo Tray, 5. sl)do5j,

z&. :. a.
Treacherous, ^. ,
d
53; i. v.n
Trap, s. man
Trapanner, s.
Treacherousness, Treachery, ^.

Trap-door, j.

Trapes, s. da ,
i&r Treacle, ^.

Trapeze, Trapezium, s.
Tread,
1
t . .

upon the
Trappings, j.^/. heels of

Tread, r.a.
Trash, s.
5, 'SP^S

Tread, j. 55

Treadle, 5. ,,
Trashy, . Co

Treason, j.
doS.
Travail, s. Treasonable,
. v. n. Treasure, s.

Travel, v. a. & n.
ra

Treasurer, s. .

Traveller, j.
Treasury, s.

s'' bangalow
Treat, s.
rt.
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Treat, r. a.
Travelling, s.

a.
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Traverse, vti, tjJSO ;

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.

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Travesty, s. S Treatise, s.
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Treatment, s. Trepan, i\ a.

SJjj^o ^d; doC3*F CO

Treaty, s. ^ 200dodc5s ;

Trepidation, s.

Treble, a. dooodoS;
d. .?. d ?id. f>
Trespass, s. rii

.
v. n.

Tree, 5-. dod.

Treefoil, j. =^0^0
1

Trellis, 5. rirf &&&; 2$

J Trespasser, J .

Tress, j. pi.
Tremble, v. n. tid;

Tressel, Trestle, s.

, ,
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Tret, j.
Trembling,
Tremendous,^,
Tremor, ^.

Trevet, j.

Tremulous, #.

ss^rio, ea Tri, pref.

Tremulousness, ^. Triable, a.
e5>r?*.

Trench, 7'. a.

Triad, ^.

to dig a Df
; ;
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a.
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Trenchant, a. Trial, 5.

Trencher, J.
d;
Triangle, ^. doJ3s3,
Trend, v. w.

Trendle, ^. Triangular, a.

j. Tribe, ^. wo, dr\r, ^Jo,

Trepan, eoodooF,
 Tri 590 Tri

Tribulation, s. y

Tribunal, s. ^

Tribune, *.

o3od) rij^srd,
Trifle, s.
e6,
Tributary, a. . r. w. ad do
stream ,
s

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Tribute, s. Trifler, s.

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Trice, s. Trifling, a. ,

Tricennial, a. rrf. doo 3. ^. ^ ro

oj -jj-

Trifoliate, Trifoliolate, . doJd

Trick, j.
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Triform, .

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Trick, 7-. a. Trigger, s. 53

Trigon, ^.

Trigonometric, -al, a.

Tricker, ^.
Trigonometry, s. o
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Trilateral, a.
Trickish, a.
Trill, s. es^rr*, rid
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Trickle, . .

Trillion, SDd 5
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. dcSJS
Tricky, a. o^J3^ o^.
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Trident, .s.
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Triennial, a.
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Triple, a.

Triplet, J. ^3
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Triplicate, .

Trimmer, j.
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Tripod, j.
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Tripping, .
^o^r,
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Trimming, 5 .

rU>ekJo, s^o Trireme, s.

Trinal, Trine, a.

Trisect, v.a.
Triner, s.
sii^^.
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Trinitarian, J s.
.
Trisyllable,
^".
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9.
Trinity, Trite, .
jjd,
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Trink, .s.
Triturate, v.a
Trinket, s. cS oSo; =5^

Trinomial, a. j.
Trituration,
=^^o ^3,. ^ora
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Trio, s. j.
Triumph,
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Trip, j. ss

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Triumphal,
ijB^salcS.
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Triumphant,
CAP) rfO
^SJ^C rtoQ, wod
Tripartition, s.
Triumvirate,

Tripe, ^.

Tripedal, .
Triune, a.
 Tri 592 Tro

s. Trotter, s.
Triuuity,
Trivet, s. pi. ^oOl

Trivial, a. w., ^
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Troubadour, 5. 3^==,;
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Triviality, s. w 4,
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rJ Trouble, 5.

Troglodyte, s.

Troll, 7-. a.
pJ\i
j,
T033e>B,

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,
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into take the

j.
Trollop,

Trouble, r.a.
Trombone, s.

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Troop,

Troubler, s.

=&Jl
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Trooper, Troublesome, a.
5.
Trope, d, ^d^Dd,
Trophy, s. fellow

5. of
Tropic,
Cancer ,3 d\ Troublous, a.

^ .
of Capricorn
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Pi" Trough, 5. dodoSo,

=3^03 S^^B'J
Ld dodo5o,
Tropical, a. ^0=000 Trounce, ?'. a.

Trousers, ^.//.
Tropology, s. Trout, 5. 2oo^

Trot, .y. ^do. 7-. n. Trove, s. && TT

Trover, s.

Troth, s.
Trow, p. n.

TV, e*J3i?&

Trothless, a. .

OJ
 Tro 593 Tru

Trowel, s. Trueness,
..
s. r
Troy-weight, ;

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Truffle, s.
Truant, #.
Truism, ^.

Truce, s. ^.
Trull,

Trump, J.

Truck, s. <ooo
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Truck, v. a.
ci; up
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v. n.
Truckle, Trumpery, J.
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Truckle, s. o3>oS^: bed

s.
Trumpet,
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Truculence, Truculency, s.
Trumpeter, j.
d ?oepDd, ^ra ^J^d
v '
,
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Truculent, .
=g=i)c^ riora^, ^
Trumpet-flower, s
Truncate, z'. .

Trudge, v.n.

Truncheon, s.

^odo s ,
rlo

Trundle, z>. at.

p.
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;
friend Trunk, s.

,
word e5

sraJd; to be Dri.

i. Truss, J.

True-bred, , Trust, ^.

True-hearted, a.

crscpF, ^oS^frj&Jc
17
True-love, s. ^>
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S?*, fci c3,

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 Tru 594 Turn

Trustee, s. Tubulous, a.

Truster, j. Tuck, s.

Trustful, a.

Trustiness, s. ci; up
Tuesday, 5.
Trustless, a. sjorred,
Tuft, s.

Trustworthiness. ; (of grass)

3rl,
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020
Trustworthy, 0.
Tufted, a.

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Tug, j.
Trusty, a. "' a. fill

Truth, j.
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;
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Truthful, a. ^t man s.
Tuition,
rO^oSJO^.
Truthfulness, 5. ,
Tulip, s.
^oSJoor j.
Tulipant,
Try, v.a.
Tumble, s.
SD n.
; (the eyes)

.
^

i;
metals by a touch-
stone

Trying, a.

Tumbler, j.

Tub, j.

Tube, j.
Tumbrel, ^.

ri,
Tumefaction,
Tuber, j. r (

Tumefy, . .

Tubercle, s. tfoO, Tumid, as.

Tubular, fl.
 Turn 595 Tur

Tumidity, s. Tureen, j.
Turf, s. 3

Tumour, s.

Tump, s. Turgescence, Turgescency, j.

we>3gi, WD^^, ^rce^

Tumult, s.
w Turgescent, Turgid, .

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Tumultuary, Tumultuous, Turgidity, s.

a Turk, j.

Tumulus, Turkey, ^.

Tun, j.
Turmeric, 5.

Tunable, Turmoil, j.
eruss^O,

Tune, j.
Turn, v.fl.

Tuneful,
Tuneless, ; away
Tuner, ^.

Tunic, ^. a; back 23055^^0?),

iJo; a; in the mind
Tunnel, ^
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s
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sa, eSoci siift; ff

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Turban,
331)^0^; over
Turbid, the
wo&o; to make
enit^d; head of 33^200 t

^tfcrS^S^. to 3J

Turbiuate, Turbinated, a.

Turbot, s.
Turn, v. w.

Turbulence, Turbulency,^. rldoc^

^a,
Turbulent, a. Turn, s.

75-*
 Tur 596 Twi

si, 2oso, =3o; a good v\>sj

j Tutelage, s.

?re)d; a bad essj^sd; serve

one's a.
Tutelar, =5^, 3^0=^0,
n 200
&; deity
Tutor, ^.

Turncoat, ^. X

Turner, J. Twaddle, Twattle, j. 3odc53. <'.

c&>, ^a
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Turnera ulnrifolia, 5. Twain, a.&s.
Twang, z'.n.&a.
Turning,
Turnip,

Turnkey,
Tweak, 5.
Turnpike,
road
rtr. Tweed,
Turnstile, s.

Turpentine, s. Tweezers, s.pl.

Twelfth, .

Turpitude, ^.

Twelve, a. gjn*

Turquoise, J-. Twelvemonth, 5.

Turret, 5.

A, Twentieth, a.

Turtle, s. Twenty, a.

Turtle-dove, ^.
Twice, ad. dcs* ?o3F,
Tush, '/.

Tusk, s. Twiddle, v.a.&n.

Tussle, Tustle, ..
Twig, s. ^D*.

Tut, //. Twilight, s.

 Twi 597 Tyr

Twill, s. Two-fold, a.
'

children . ad.
Twin, a.
j.
Twopence, .

Twine, s. Tyrabal, s. ^ozod

Tympanites, Tympany,

Tympanum,
Twinge, s. 23? Type, j.

t8. *>.. S5
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Twinkle, .y. 2> >o Typhoid, .

o fever ^r
fc^d,
,^, tid.

Typhoon,
Twinkling, J. ^ora ; eyes
obdJ^Of^. Typhus, ,s. ud, ?oo

Twirl, ^.a. rtdrtd Typic, -al, a. rfo^F

d 1
z- a.'
Typify, .

Twist, S.
Typographer, 5.

Typographic, -al, a. q
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Typography, ^js^
Twit, c'. a.

Twitch, 5.
Tyrannic, -al, .

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Tyrannise,
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Twitter, z>. a.

Tyranny, ;
Wo
qjSrfSJ
Tyrant, s
Two, a. in d
;
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Tyro, s.

Two-edged, a.
 Ube 598 Una

u
Uberous, a. Ultramontane, a.
sjj

liberty, ^. 382$ rt.

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Ubiquitary, Ubiquitous, a
,

Ubiquity, s. Ultramundane, a.

c$, Oos^d.

Udder, j. Umber, ^. ^
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Ugliness, .y.

a. Umbilic, -al, ^. 3^8 ^5 wo ci,

Ugly, ^3

face Umbra, 5.
, dosl; C*J

Ukase, 5. Umbrage, ^.

D* take

Ulcer, j. , ,.
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Ulcerate, t'. .

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Ulcerous, a.
^a woSo, Umbrageous, .

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Ulterior, a.
Umbrella, 5.

d,
Ultimate, a. ^ ^jsozjsiri;

Umpire, 5-.

Ultimately, a^.

Ultimatum, ^.
Un, pref. 5

S^rd S3e)^d -CT3o^.

Ultimo, s. s Unable, a.

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Ultra,

Ultramarine, a. Unacceptable, a.

don*.
 Una 599 Unb

Unaccomplished, a. do Unapt, a.

oa, TJ)& dook^oa,

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Unarmed, a.
s
Unaccountable, #. 3e)pD 'S,^
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Unasked, a. =

Unassisted, .

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Unaccustomed, a.
wo
'a, Unassuming,
Unacquainted, #. ridr do^.o
oJ

Unassured, a.

a. Z3s>O-B.
Unadvised,
Unattainable, .

nia>a?3c> ,
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Unaffected, Unattended, a.
tori,
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oJ
tiO
Unauthorised, a.

Unalloyed, a. pjsj cl
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a.
w^y. Unavailing,

Unalterable, a.

Unavoidable, . ^s

Unambiguous, a. a, ^oojooa; esds

* Unaware, ^. iDcdooa,
&%
Unamiable, .
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Unawares, ad. 5

J. 2dJ3?cS.
Unanimity,
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<3
r(5& a, w a.
Unanimous, .
oO
Unbearable, a.

^30^6, 3
Unanimously,
fcoOE^ do^ Unbecoming, .

Unanswerable, .

Unbegotten, a.
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Unbelief, J.

a. Unbeliever, ^.
Unappalled,
sra^o;
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 Unb 600 Unc

Unbend, ?'. a. Unbridled, a.

;
Wo

Unbending, a. sort o>, Unbrotherly, .

5r3,rf03j cQ, o
3- OO v

a. Unbuild, r. a.
Unbenign,
3; 3J&3.
A3*F , ?3^

Unbiassed, tf. 3jd Unburden, Unburthen, v.a.

d tsDSJDd)
a. Unbury, T-. a.
Unbid, Unbidden,

Unbind, 7\ a. ^ ft, A Unbutton, v. a.

-;. r-^ a.
o^r^. Uncase, 7-. 23

Unblamable, a. d5$oj ft, sS^rl^

S^ "
fcoO ft.

Unceasing, a.
Unblemished, .

Unceremonious, a.

3; 3tfcl
Uncertain, .

Unblessed, Unblest, a.

cjnsol, z?3r(<i
Uncertainty, s.

Unblushing, a. 7
c^odJ5?5,
eitSoaod. Unchain, 7'. /z.
u
Unbolted, .
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Unchangeable, .

Unborn, a.

Unbosom, 7-. a. Unchangeableness,

Unbound, a. Uncharitable, a.

A3<ra.
Unbounded, a. Unchaste, ^.

CT5o3; t?o^
Unbrace, v.a. woman
ZSJSOOO^
Unbred, a. Unchastit.y,^.
 Unc 601 Unc

Unchristian, a. =
Uncomfortable, a.

Uncommon, a. 7^

Uncivil, <z.

Uncivilised, a. Uncompromising, a.

Unclaimed, a. ato* Unconcern, 5. ^^

^- ,

Unconcerned, .

Unclasp, ?. a.

Uncle, j. (SsSo, s30ol)o^o,

Unconditional, a.

DDD*'C3i>o3, e5S
C3

Unclean, Uncleanly, a. Uriconfined, a. iWFoqjC3e>o3,

,
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; place Unconnected, a.

Unconquerable, a. 2
Uncleanliness, Uncleanness, s.

?^ccS6 .

Unconscientious, a.
Uncleansed, .

do^s^/sdr^csBo
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Unclench, v. a.
Unconscionable, a.
Unclog, v.a. e5
SJ oa, 53e)pOJO

3; dosos sdoe;
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Uncloister,^. a.
Unconscious, a.
Unclose, 7;. a.

Unclothe,^, a. =00^0 Unconsciousness, s

doss FoS^), lOoio

Unclouded, a.
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3
Uncoil, v.a. Unconstitutional,
rlr^ ^6JS
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Uncomely,
Uncontrite,^.
76
 Unc 602 Tiul

Uncontrollable, a. Unctuous, a.

Uncontroverted, #. Uncultivated. ^7.

a; dos
Unconverted, a.

Uncurbed, a.

Uncord, r.a.
r. a. Uncured, ^7. rtors
Uncork,
Uncut, ^/. ^^oO oa,
cO
Undamaged, a. ^3 wdoD, So)

Uncouple, 7-. #.

As^ro* twz
a. Undaunted, a.
Uncourteous,

Undauntedness,
Uiidecaying, a.
Uncourteousness, ^.

Uncouth, <7. >

Undeceive, ^'. ;.

Uncovenanted, ff. oj

Undecided, a.

Uncover, r. a.

Undefaced, .

Uncreated, a. ?roo e3n* ^jse

Undefiled, a.
a,
doa, ^rfj
Uncrowned, .
Undefinable, a.
^sJoio do^,d
o-
.

to 1

Unction, j. J,^, TFndefined, a. rVflo^JC5o3,

ex- ?jos!
OsJoa,
treme (^?. c.) S3 o Undeniable, ^z.

% %oatp*^. a^d
Unctuosity, ^.
sj^^^ Under, /r^
. </.
 Und 603 Und

Undermost, a.
O
siraics*

; garment Underneath, ad'.&prep.

roof J. 2^?jo2S.
Underplot,
Underbid, z 1
. <7.
7'.
Under-prize, -rate, .

Under-current,^, enj
Underscore, s.

Underdo, v.a. Undersell, v. a.

A
Underfoot, Undersign, z'. a. sj

v. a.
Undergird, a; the undersigned
Undergo, v. a.

Understand, v.a. & . &a a,

oJ
s.
Undergraduate,
C3oa DC33g^F. a ;

Underground, a. give one to

S5&3. ^ f
rf,

Undergrowth, J. Understanding, s. 200 a ,

'
s
w^^j ^c3o .

Underhand, a.

ad.

Underknot, s. Understate, v. a. f
&
v. a.
Underlay, ^4^.
Understrapper, jr. 3d,

Underline, v. z. ^^ Co23"S)^.
n
Undertake, 7^. . =,&* c
5$a, rid
Underling, j.

Underlip, ^. 3^F
Undermine, v.a.
, ?oodcrt Undertaker, .

76
 Und 604 Und

s. Undisciplined, a.
Undertaking, j

Undertenant, J. o Undisguised, rt-.

Undervaluation, .s. Undisturbed, a.

1
Undivided, a.
Undervalue, 7 . ,7.

<?joa; ^ae
^30jS,
rfotfo ero Undo, ?'. <z.
oJ a,
^5-9, x

-^
ci, dc3*
tt^
<O
Underwood, s. <
& ooDV*

cSo*. =^o^.
^oTTS^^
fccr

Undoing, 5. -

Underwrite, 7'. <7.

,
,
_,_,
;!) c5^; c3^Sf3
sil^rlo
Underwriter, s. Undoubted, a
zS?n)C3e)o3,

Undoubtedly,
Undeserved, a. 23?2;^, ^)2

Undress, t 1
.

Undeserving, .

Undesigned, a. oe

w- L
Sr.
I
Undressed, a.
Undesigning, a. ^3JeJc3>o3,
WOoS^dcy
Undesirable, a. & ^OiJDDD^o
-
Undue, ^7. ?os;oa, 1

Undetermined, a.

Undeviating, a. n.
Undulate, TJ.

Cp
, " '
Undulate, Undulated, Undu
Undigested, . t3frsr lating, .

Undignified, a. d-T?)^ ill,

u Undulation, ^.

Undirected, <z. y f|
 Und 605 Unf

Undying, a. Unerring, <z.

?^pdooa,
a, ?>z3e)oao.

Unearth, v. a. Unessential, .

v
.
oJ
rio a.
Uneven,
Unearthly, a. z

Unevenness, s.

Uneasiness, s.

Unexampled, a.

Uneasy, .

qra^rf,
Unexceptionable, .

Uneducated, a.

aZ3e)o3, 2oD
9
Unembarrassed, a.
op^ Unexpected, a. to

3, <3 WOSO,

Unexpectedly, ^.
Unemployed, ^.
fS, ojorsoa

Unexplored, a.

^js^ac3 ^ja
Unending, a.

a, 53o^Z3 Unfailing, .

a, e
Unenlightened, .
C"
{
5)?3 rf, 3^53^* Unfair, .

Uuentertainiug, .

Unfairness, 5.

sSjSoJi
Unenviable, .
3^;
23^3^ 0&. Unfaithful, a.
ti

Unequal, . ^j

rtaodo. Unfaithfulness, s.

Unequalled, . ?j
S^r^^s)^^.
Unfashionable, <o;.

Unequivocal, a.
 Unf 606 Ung

Unfasten, v. a. do Unformed, a.

Unfathomable, a. <^6 3(jdoa, Unfortunate, a. a?3 113,,

By

,, 3, r(3cisoB, wdo^
Unfavourable, a. dodocrao3, rtgC3e)o3, 55^^-
ttfo^jsw 'aw o oa, Unfounded, .

ti *&

Unfeeling, a. 3JrS do^oa,

Unfrequent, a.

#. CJ3o>^.
Unfeigned,
?j*cs* s$osic Unfrequented, a.

Unfeeliugness, s. 23e)dC3s)o3, &

Unfriended, 0.
^^^), =^ra
CSjS^rO ^OC3s)0
Unfermented, .

^roa. Unfriendliness, .

Unfetter, ^ a. .
),
zoo

ciirtd s&
Unfriendly, a.
Unfilial, a.

Unfinished, a.
Unfruitful, a.
sir w
Unfit, a.

Unfurl, v.a. ,
too

Unfurnished, . a.

Unfitness, j.

Ungainly, a.
^^CJSo
Unfixed, a.

Ungenerous, a.

Ungenial, a.
Unfold, r'.tf. too

Ungenteel, .

Ungird, v. a.

Unforeseen, a. ti.
eo
^s?^^, ^
Unforgiving, a. Ungodliness, j.
 Ung 607 Uni

a. Unhappy, a.
Ungodly, s

a.
Ungovernable,
Unharness, v. a,

Ungraceful, a.

fco 0200 (3D 0*3, Unhealthy, a.

Ungracious, a. dodo3e>ovB,

Unheard, .

of
Ungrammatical, .

; language Unhesitating, <7.

a. 5A) 530330* WC&O,

Ungrateful, ^fcJC3e>o3,
;

si^ejd ?2^o>, data

Ungratefulness, J. Unhinge, v.a.

c3;tf,
^^i.
Unguarded, a. Unholiness,
Unholy,^,
Unguent, s. Unhook, ^. ,
o-

Unguilty, a. e23Jc>$C3t>o3,

Unhoped, <z.

Ungulate, Ungulated, a.

CS-S^aJdrf, WZO

Unhabitable, a. Unhouse, ^.

Unhallowed, a.

Unhurt, a.

Unhandsome, a. wdoa,
Unicorn, ^.

..
Bl A
Unhandy, a. Unidiomatic, -al,.0.
5f^O 3 J3^C3'So>
: !

Unhappiness, J. ,
Coo Uniform, .
 Uni 608 Uni

Uniformity, s. Uninvited, a. eSsj O a.

oj

Uninviting, a.

C3ca,
Unimpaired, a.
Union, s.

=^ddo t?^C>a,
Unimpeachable, 3^ doorir,

Unique, a.

Unimproved, a. 3o doa, e33

Unison, s.

TT
Unincumbered, .
Unit, ^. ^)

Unitarian, JJ3

Unite, z 1

a.
Uninformed, rt. .

^oS, SJxSs)So3

3,
e^cirf.
Uninhabited, . United, a.

Uninspired, a. ^ Unity, J
1

Uninstructed, . 3oJ5 Universal, .

doa, ^3J^e^c2c

Universality, ^.
Unintelligent, .
, rl,

Universalism, s. ^
Unintelligible, a

^jsdoa, LcS6
Uninterested, a. Universally, ad.
Universe, s.

Uninterrupted, a. University, s.
 Unj 609 Unm

a. Unlikelihood, s.
Unjust,
'

person
Unkind, a. Unlikely, a. ?3o

Unlimited, a.
Unkindness, s.

93Jffe>d; e
Unlink, v. a.

Unkindly, 0. O>, <x

crso.B, )
Unliquidated,
Unknit, v.a. Se)'^oS5, rJ

sras3), c3 Unload, v.a.

Unknown, a. ^_, 5j to be

; quantity unloaded
fate s.
Unloading,
Unlace, >.. Unlock, ?7. a.

Unlade, v. a.

Unlocked, a.

Unlawful, a. p. a.
Unloose, Unloosen,

Unloveliness, s.

Unlawfulness, ?,
Unlearn, v.a.
Unlearned, a.

Unlovely, a.

Unleavened, .

33)$

Unless, Unluckiness, s. c3ortF3;

Unlucky, a. a?o iU,

Unlettered, a.

Unlicensed, a. Unmake, v.a.

Unman, ^ p
. .

Unlightsome, a.
oO
5e)^C3)(

Unlike, a.

77
 Unm 610 Unp

Unmanly, a. yr Unneighbourly, a.

d, Unnerve, v. a.

Unmannerly, a.

Unnumbered, a.
-S -> c
Unmarried, a. v 5d)oaoa.

Unmask, v. a. Unobjectionable,

Unobserved, a.

Unmeaning, .

9 9
Unmeet, a. 3=& Unobtainable. ^.

Unoccupied, tf. s

Unmentionable, .

Unoffending, a.

Unmerciful, a.

; =53, Unorganised, ^.

Unmindful, .

Unostentatious,
Unmingled, <z.
3,

Unmistakable, a.
Unpack, v. a.
oO
Unmolested, a.
Unpaid, ^.

Unmoor, f. a. for =g^

cSIJ^
<z.
Unpalatable,
Unmovable, . ri
^3^, ?5rf^
Unmuffle, 7-. a. Unparalleled, a. oa,
Unnatural, a.

OsJ Unpardonable, a.
qJ o5o,

Unnecessary, a. , u>4- :

doa.
 Unp 611 Unr

Unpeople, 7'. a.

T <o

Unperceived, a. Unproductive, a.

odooa, ri^^t
Unperformed, a.
Unprofitable, 0.
3,
Unphilosophic, -al, .

Unpin, 7. a. Unprofitableness, j.

c^Sg), Ji3l o3J3

^J
Unpleasant, a. Unpromising, a.

W^ Jjg^Woa,
Unprop, ..
s
rf.

Unpleasantness, s.

Unpolished, .
Unpropitious, .

rio03J3Fl5c

Unpoliteness, ^. do
030e)rdc3Do Unprosperous, a.

Unpopular, a.

a, ti^JSi^O
s. Unprotected, a.
Unpopularity,

Unpractised, .

da ^2d ooa.
tt*
Unpublished, .

Unprecedented, a. dootoo

as.
Unqualified,

Unprejudiced, a.

Unquenchable, <?.
.
doa. SDO^ dos?<x) N

Unprepared, a. ts^ocj , Unquestionable, <z.

B, ^^CSrf

a. Unquiet, a.
Unpretending,

Unprincipled, a. Unravel, 7.'. .

77
 Unr 612 Unr

.
J 60
Unreservedness, s.

Unready, 0. Unresisting, a.
oa,
Unresolved, a.

Unreal, a.
o&qj3qiFC3s>o3,
Un respectful, (2.

Unrestrained, a. ?ocTs>o3,
Unreality, s.

Unreasonable, a. S792o>o Unriddle, v.a.

Unrig, v. a. ^ OJ

Unredeemed,^. Unrighteous, a.

ou, 55cJ3gOd3CS;
Unregarded, a. s.
Unrighteousness,
Unregenerate, a. creoOk.

Unripe, ^.

Unrelenting, . ^jtf^o
Unrivalled, .

Unreliable, a. ^ra* tjdoa

Unrivet, r. a.

Unremarkable, /?. Unrobe, 7-. a.

d^, 331^0 >.

Unremitted, .
Unroll, r..
Unremitting, a.

Unroof, t 1
. .

oJ
Unrenewed, .
UnrOOt, 7'. .

Unrepentant, Unrepenting, a.

Unruffled, a. so
o&.
a. Unruliness, ^.
Unreserved,
C3e ^, rlrfe?*,

a,
 Unr 613 Una

a. Unseat, v. a.
Unruly,
C3o, tSe)^
Unsaddle, v.a. Unseemly, a.

Unsafe, a.

Unseen, a. ^
Unsafeness, s.

Unsepulchred, a.

Unsalted, a. a. wdo
Unserviceable,
fl.
Unsalutary,
Unsanctified, a. oS, a
Unsettle, v.a.
Unsatisfied, .

|^ 3izldo
Unsettled, .

rfoijs^ w
Unsatisfactory, .
,
zoo
Unshackle, v. a. x
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^
dja. ^feSJJ.rfO
eo ci

a. Unshapen, .

Unsavoury,
dJ33i wo3o,
g?3<r\0.
Unsheathe, ^..
Unsay, 2/. . s3e)

SJO^^^) e4?io *

Unsheltered, a. docSc3s)o-B,
Unscriptural, a. rta

Unship, ^. .

Unscrupulous, . ?oo^oio rfo^ o

a.

j:.
Unseal, z\ a. Unsightliness,
do pj\)d^)^ rS sro^) r^^).

v.a. Unsightly, a.
Unseam,
Unsearchable, a. ^je>ooFC3e)o

Unskilful, .

?rsrariCTe)

Unseasonable, a. Unsound, .
 Uns 614 Unt

Unsparing, a. Unthinking, a. tse3J5^^

d ^Ig, ao
Unspeakable, #. sjff

Untidiness, s.

Unspilt, a. r
0. Untie, T. a.
Unspotted, T.

Until, prep.&conj. sJooU, -<>jo

fi;
he comes tsoSo
Unsteadiness, 5. es&d^,
Csi 3
,
^c2^O^rf. Untimely, <7.

Unsteady, .

s^sJ^ death
dSo3,
1

Unstitch, r . a.

Untiring, a.
i$?>.

Unstop, r. tf. 2JJ5^ cS^ Ji,

^J
Unstrain, v.a. Unto,
*, him
r. a. odo
Unstring,
Untold, a. , 3Jrsoa,

Unsubdued, .
^sioa,
Untouched, a.

Unsubstantial, <7. ^xxra^oa.

e>

C3e>0<; r7s6roC Untowardness, s.

Unsuccessful, a.

Untrained, .

Unsuitable, a.

Untravelled, a. g
Vs

Unswathe, v.a. vio*orloa, rid

b*. Untread, r. .

u
Untamed, a.

^)o, 5>rf. Untrue, a.

Untaught, a.
 Unt 615 Uny

Untrustful, a.

t3JS$ri<3e>0.!

s. Unwell, a.
Untrustfulness,
Untruth, s. r. scrald, ?oo
v^A,
Unwholesome, a.
,
w
f. a. a, wdjs^r
Untwine,
Unusual, #. Unwieldy, .

, <=fsdJS; an profes-
Unwilling, 0.
son
^
.

Unutterable, a. . O-J

Unwillingness, j.

Unwind, v.a.
Unvalued, .

SJO^. a.
Unwise,
Unvariegated, a.
, ^OJSSJF,
eS^i wdoS.
Unvarnished, a. &fi
Unwittingly, ad.

crfoocS.

Unwonted, a.
Unveil, 77. a. doo?jo,

Unviolated, a. Unworthiness, ^.

&, fet&foa
e>

Unwarrantable, .

Unworthy, a. 5353

Unwrap, v. a,

Unwarranted, a.

?)^2j3o3. Unwritten, a.

Unwary, a.
2*3*

Unyielding, a. eori

Unwearied, a.

^ wdo>, t Unyoke, v. a.

22o>.
z^-

Unwelcome, a.
 Upa 616 Ups

Up, ad. Upper-hand, s.

; to, to get the ri

with s3oolj the time is

;
and down Do Uppermost, a.

,O^o
, OosfX, ssoeew, 3oe Uppish, a.

Upraise, v. a.

Upas, ,r.

Upbear, 7-. a.
Uprear, T-. ar.

Upright, a.

Upbraid, p. a.

Uprightness, J. S3

2jras3, ?iza, .
sJ^,
Upcast, a.
Uprise, v. n. Do 3 ,,
Upheave, p. a. Do
&$,
j. ero
Uprising, ,

Uphill, a.
dOJo, d
T-. <?.
Uphold, Uproar, s.

Upholder, s.

^, Uproarious, a.
WrJ^
Upholsterer, rtdwri, Tf^d, r^zS do^o. 1
ij

?5J3^c^ d
Uproot, r.rt.
Upholstery, s.

^JS^o.
Upland, a. ^
(
r
sSoci, oj Uprouse, .

Upset, i'. a.
Uplands,^.//.

Uplift, r. (7.

price
Upon, prep. 03^,
Upshot, j.
Upper, tf.
Dos^d,
cloth Upside, j.
:
><=9
loft story
down
w^;
room
 Ups 617 Use

Upstair, s. d, rteSrd,
room demand
vos^Ofi, ^J3?pS,
eel.
.

Urinal, J. 3Jl3ri
Upstairs, ad.
Upstart, s.

Urinary, a.

disease

'. Urine, ^. sj|

morbidly heated .

Upward, a. Urn, j .

53*71* ^3?*J
Upturn, ?-. <7.

^.
!>J
Urostigma arnottianuni, ^.

Upwards, ad. Ursa, ^d^S; major

of -

\5, pron.pl.
Uranus, s.
n*; jdrfOcS*
Urban, .
Usage, j.

Urbane, .
\,

Use, v. a.

Urbanity, s. rt

roie^ri,
Zo

Urchin, 5. rt ?j;
he used to go
oj
rli ;
he used to say

Ureter, s. s Use, s.
^x
Urethra, 5-.
Useful, <7.

Urge, ^. a. 71* >,

rio

Usefulness, ^.

Urgency, ^. oS^^c^,
do, S5K>4> Useless, a.

Urgent, a.

78
 Use 618 Uxo

H-
s. Uterine, a.
Uselessness, ri^rrf; ,

^o2? wsS ri.

oo

Uterus, s.
Usher, s. rt$F,
Utilise, p.fl.

o3o; 35-3^0?),

0. Utility, s. (yx
Usual,
re;
as 8io5jaft
^_>

^. Utmost, a.
Usually,
Usufruct, s. SAJSO&SFirO"?

Utopian, a.

Usufructuary,^, rtob*

d 5o^V3e)o3o;
mortgage otto Utter, ..
;
QJ

;
a deed of such mortgage

Usurer, ^.

Utterable, a. \,
TT
Usurious, a. os36 3?dj.

j. Utterance, ^.
Usurp, e5

s. Uttermost, a.
Usurpation, w
Uvaria longifolia, 5. do
d.

Usurper, j. Uvula, 5.

i Uxorious, . ds!

Usury, s. Uxoriousness,
e;j^o.
00

Utensil, s.
 Vac 619 Val

V
s. Vagrancy, j.
Vacancy, srsOrf^, 'act;

<>
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Vacant, a. Vagrant, a. 3oorU>rso ^ ,
AO

Vacate, v. a.
A'
Vague, <z.

Vacation, .y. dcs*

Q o Vain, a.

Vaccinate, 7-. 0. crag*

; hope or desire
Vaccination, 5. n
Vaccinator, ^.

Vaccine, a. a.
Vainglorious, 382^ <&
to- s
man
Vacillate, v.

tw^, s^o
Vacillation, s.
s.
Vainglory,
wo^,
Vacuity, ^.
[, d<3.

Valance, Valence, s.

Vale, s. ^rr* , sJS^,

A'
VaCUOUS, .

Valediction, s. >z
Vacuum, s.

Vade, v..
Valedictory, z.

Vade-mecum, s.

Valet, j.
S.)? \^/

a. Valetudinarian,^. sdo
Vagabond, ,

Valetudinary, .

3^f9rf,
Vagabondage, J. VUa^) .

oJ

Vagary, s. o Valiant, a.

78*
 Val 620 Var

Valid, a. wo '&3 , Vandal,.?.

rto WOJF, WJ3do,

Validate, r. a. Vandal, Vaudalic, a.

1

Vandalism, 5 .

Validity, s.

wo, Vane, j.

Valise, s.

Vanguard, j.

Valley, *. 3r, d Vanilla, j.

Valour, j. Vanish, r. n.
ZJ^O&F, do^do,

Valorous, a.

SJDiJ^dorf.
O Vanishing, .

Valuable, a. Sofc; Vanity, 5.

dj?)o5o, ooio,
S5dojso<>, oSj^eric
D 1J

Valuation, ^.

^rsroS Vanquish, 7-. .

Value, s.

do Vanquished, a.

Vanquishing, s. ,.
'CT

Vantage, s. 3
Valueless, a. ground

Valve, 5. do&3) doo Vapid, .

Zo-

Vapour, 5.

oJ
,.
J.
Vampire, =^055, L3D?3, Si, Zd .

Vapourous, .

Van, s.
S?*C3s)o3,
Cl>o Variable, a.
Van, s.
;
o
c
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to-
 Var 621 Veh

s. Vastness, s.
Variableness, ,

Vat, j. >?,
Variance, s.
Vaticinate, v.&n.

Variate, r. a. Vault, j. rto,

Variation, .y. ^dJs)^; 2
of heaven

Variegate, v. a.
Ov'

Vaulter, ^.
Variegation, s.

Variety, s. Vaunt, v.a. 2ora)05o

J.
). fei,
"

Vaunter, s. zo
Various, .
5|rt8J3reOcyso&,

Veal, ^.
ways
Varlet, s. sj Veer, 7-. .
3ofioF^,

Varnish, s.

a. Vegetable, 5. i,
Vary, r-.

Vegetarian, J.

Os)

Vascular, a.

Vegetate, c. .

Vase, 5. J3^^c^.
Vegetation, s.
Vassal, ^.

dod 230*.

Vegetative, a.

Vassalage, ^.

yxoe3 Vehemence, s.

oJ) r^ do, zos;,

oO

Vast, a. Vehement, a. zo

rf, ZOO
 Veh 622 Ven

Vehicle, s.
sj^ad^, rraS; Veneration, s. dj?<3,

Veil, s.

Venereal, a.
to-
disease
Vein, s.

do; ?o3Jr^, fid; O^F?.

UV
A
j.
Velleity, s. Veuery,
Venesection, j. fS
Vellum, .y.

s.
Venetians, j./>/. dod^ J^o siS3.
Velocipede,
cso
Vengeance, ^.
Velocity, s.

of a stream ^JS^FC^,
73?3r;
Velvet, s. Vengeful, . t>

Venal, a. ,,
Venial, a.
D ,
Venal, rt;.

Venison, j. ^
Venality, j.

Venom, s. OsS, ^ O t3; do^OJ d.

Venary, ^.
Venomous, a.
Venation, j.

Venomousness, s.
Vend, v.a. sjjsdo^).
Venous, a. ra<Sd
Vendee, 5.
Vent, Ventage, j.
azS,

Vender, Vendor, s.
j; give
Vendibility, J. ^J?D*, rfjs d .

Vendible, a.
Vent, 7'. ff.

Vendue, s.

Veneer, 7-. a. Venter, ^.

rfoozab ^, Ventilate, v.a.

Venerable, a.

Venerate, r. . ^j^ ,
Ventilation, s. 3;
 Ven 623

Ventilator, s. 53^$ 33"S>do

a. Verbiage, s.
Ventral,
Ventricle, J.

Verbose, .

Verbosity, ^.

Ventriloquist, s.

^ 53=5% 33
Verdancy, ^.

Venture, 5.
S^); 3^2,
la*

Verdant, 5.

Verdict, J.

Verdigris, s.
7'. .

2->Oo3)&.
Verdure, j. s

^.
Venturesome, ;. Verge, ^rl, dod, soO,

Venturous, a.

Verge, ^.

Venus, ^. Verification, ^.

Veracious, a. ^^
Verify, ^.a.

Veracity, s. TTO^^O^),
(J)

Verily, ad.
kr
Veranda, Verandah, ^. 033D^.
Veritable, a. ^,
around a temple
Verb, s. *o Verity, j.

Verbal, a. d,
^g.
Verjuice, j.

Verbally, Verbatim, ad. Vermicelli, s.

S5s)lD-3^, ^ IA^

Verberation, s. s Vermicular, .
 Ver 624 Ves

Vermiculated, a.

Vermiculous, a. Versute^ a.

Vertebra, j.

Vermiform, a. S-^^.
rfjasta. Vertebral, <?.

Vermifuge, s.

Vermil, Vermilion, s.
Vertex, .y.

Vermin, s.
^a Vertical, a. >lortoF >3g) ;

Verminate, v.n. sj

Vernacular, 0.
Vertiginous, </.
^o^ 3orioF, ^
.
..

Vernal, a. sj^ s.
Vertigo,
Versant, a.

Versatile, .
Very, a.

his son
Versatility, s. necessary
small

^. ad.
Verse, =5^3,
Versed, a.

Vesicle, ^.

Versicle, J. Vesicular,
Versificatio
Versification, ^.
=5^4,
M; Vesper, <?.

Versifier, s.

Versify, t
1

. ^. 5.
Vessel,
;
made of bamboo
;
earthen
Version, .?. c
Vest, s. ^ooUo, wo. v,

Verst, J.

i with

Versus, prep,
 Ves 625 Vic

Vesta, s.
sra^c C3; Bombay

Vestal, a. ? Viable, a. zorfo^o

& Vial, j.

j. //.
aJo rf c Viands,
9 -0 ro
Vestibule, s.

Viaticum, s.

Vestige, s.
s3Z, rto^F.
Vibrate, v. n.
Vestment, Vesture, s.
=ooe3o,
Q
Vibration, s.
Vestry, 5.

tfj^fi.
Vibratory, a.
Vetch, J. vo
cl^si, sJzo
^. O
Veteran,
Vicar, ^.
ts

Vicarage, s.

Veterinarian,
Vicarious, ^.

a.
Vice, j.
3do&, oj^ drfj.
Veterinary,
^^,
Veto, J.
oJ Vice, j.

Vex, v. a, &7?
Vice, a.
prep.
: admiral
oJ
erent

; presi-
Vexation, ^. ^^eJ, ^j^ci, dent
gs
versa

Vexatious, a. Viceroy, s.

^J9^F. Viceroyalty, s.

Via, ^.

79
 Vic r,-2G Yil

Vicinity, s.
Vicinage,

Viewless, a.

Vicious, 0. ,, ;
3o

Vigil, j. ^
Vicissitude, 5. dJS 0^2^ Otf;

Victim, 5. s. Z3e>rt } i, 3oO

Vigilance, , >

Vigilant, a. , 23e)

o5o, ^^ Vigour, J.
<

Victimise, r . <?.
=$J?)OJF>; ^odo^o.
Vigorous, 0.

Victor, s.
^S^
F^oa^DoSo, Vile, a.
Victorious, dt.
.,
man
M
-

Victory, ^. j.
Vileness,
T^^O ; great do^,^^.
OM u
Victual, r.a. Vilification, s

do, S5d
Vilify, P.fl.

Victualler, s.

^Fdocrao
s, Villa, s.
Victuals, pi. c

Vide. I'.imp. ^.
Village,

Videlicet, viz.,
. fl. grant
So^CJ, 3o^;
; peon eA>

Villager, ^.

Vie, r.. t3303o,

, Villain, ^.

View, 5. ^Ja2i

ro
 Vil 627 Vir

Villainous, a. Violable, a.

$rfo, T&ok a &.

s. Violate, -o. a.
Villainy,
.

5J
30^

^
s. ft, r3a>^Crfs>Oft,
Villanage,
Villose, Villous, a
Violation, j.

Vinaigrette, s.

Violator, 5. d
Vincible, .

Vindicate, v. a. WDe)2oQ

Violence, ^. ,,
rJg,
3o

5.
Violent, a.
Vindication,
^J3?t3D^)^
^ r ^^), C5J ; )do, 373^',
clamour
Vindicator, j.
Violet, s.

Vindictive, .

Violin, s.

Violinist, s.

Vindictiveness, s. ,
3Jri

& rlora. Violoncello, s.

s. Viper, s. i^oti
Vine, c3e>
^
Vinegar, s. r ^3g) ^33^, ^o^, vu^
s. Viperous, a. >& 'a^,;
Vinery, Vineyard,
Vinous, a. Virago, ^. era riora^

s. Virgin, j.
Vintage, X^ >*W\
=5^,

Vintner, s. 232), ^d?j

7?*
 Vir 628 Vit

Virginity, s. Vision, .y.

Virgo, s.

Virile, a. Visionary, .

Virility, 5.

Virtual, a.

Virtue, s. 200;, , rtocs,

. v.a.&n. ^p|
53)^. ^JS^d
Si^, ;

Virtuous, a.
|
: )
,
ero
?;
^^
Visitation, ^.
eJ^iJ
;
action, deed ro^^x

ctfor,
man
Visiter, Visitor, j. s
*

woman C3

6
A'irulence, j.

dor,
Visor, y.
Virulent, #.
Vista, j.

Virus, 5. 3Jr\do Visual, .

Vis, s. w, $3 Vital, a. t^sjtl 33e>,ca d^fl

Visage, s.

S. pi.

Viscid, a.
oj
Vitality, s.
Viscidity, s,

^. Vitiate, ^. ^.
Viscount,
^623* c^
oSo. Vitiation, s.

Vise,.?, obaous^); dadcraO ^srttS. 'oJ'-"" eJ Xj

Visibility, Visibleness, s. Vitreous, a. =aocoSC>,
n* JjS5z
Vitrifaction, s.
Visible, .
 Vit 629 Vol

Vitrify, v. n.

Vitriol, .y. blue

SoOD^rJ*. Vociferation, ^.
green
v. a. rid Vociferous, a. 200^0
Vituperate, ',

Vogue, j. jj^a

Vituperation, j. Voice, ^. ?od, 2to;

^ ,
5
cSsJ, >cd, active

Vivacious, 0. ; passive

Vivaciousness, Vivacity, a. Voiceless, a. ?odc3s>o3,

do^o, 3o03e>0, eroerari. 3, 33>id

Viva VOCe, 00f. Void, s. & a. of

Vivid, <z. ^ oo

Vividness, s. s^odo^o, a, SOD, dn ,

urine
&>?$. Q^a;
Voidance, j. -
Vivification, 5. zon^ss

'

w.fl. Volant, a. <ys&, Soriod

Vivify,

Viviparous, a. Volatile, a.

Vixen, ^.

Volatility, ^. e^ r?ors;

2^02^0 S^
Vizier, s.
Volcano, ^.
Vocable, ^. ^20 .

o
Vocabulary, s.
Volition, s.

s3*, ^zoslrad, oio^

Vocal, a. ad
Volley, 5-.

Vocalist ,9. wsoSos* D)rt of words so

O
tif.

Vocation, s. rt ;
Volley, v. a. Oe>S

Volubility, j.

Vocative, j.

Vociferate, r.a.&n. s
'
eJ
 Vol 630 Voy

Voluble, a.

Volume, 5.
sgri^tf,
Vortex, ^.

7jodo$; sJQs Vortical, a.

Voluminous, a. t?

Votarist, Votary,
t?C3* t?D-3rA
O
ad. o3o.
Voluntarily,
Vote, ^. zol> ft ,.
e-

ib
ojx oj
v. a.
Voluntary, . t3

rio3 5
Jjs^c Vnfpr
> UIGi ,
'
J.
<? >
Cs>oJ
'*^

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Volunteer, j. re

.
I

C&>;' 2^^r

!. Votive, a.

Voluptuary, ^.

e3J5et)C3e)OSo Vouch, if. a. &n.

VoluptuOUS, (7.

^odd.
Voluptuousness, s.
^ Voucher, ^.

^a^rtdt)^. .

Vomic nut, s. ^oSoo* cS Vouchsafe, 2-. a.

C&D^DO&O.
Vomit, f. a. & n. ^o,^ Vow, ,

Q"
&n.

Vomiting, s. ^ WUCA W ,
O"
\ Vowel, s.

Vomitive, Vomitory, a. s. ?oo

i, Voyage, ri

,.

Voracious, a.

j.-
.
Voyager,
Voraciousness, Voracity, 5-.
 Vul 631 Wai

Vulgar, a. Vulnerable, a.

fc

expression Vulnerary, a. riora

; ; ^
oo
<U

Vulpine, a.

^.
Vulgarism,
Vulture, s.
Vulgarity, s.

Vulgate, s. si Vulva, s.

j.
Vying,

W
Wabble, r r
. .
Wages, 5. />/.

fciJSQ.

Wad, Wadding, s. Waggery, j.

Waggish,^.
Waddle, ^.. s
Waggishness,
Wade, v. n.
B-

Waggle, v.a.

Waggon, Wagon, 5.
Wafer, 5.
cS /TS^; 53
.
oO co
Waggoner, ^.
Waft, 2/..
C3e)03s); rO

Wagtail, .

Wag, j.

Wag, v. a.
O 3J^,,
Waif, ^.

v. a. *, t
Wage, sj $
Wail, s,

Wager, s.
v.a.&n. Wain, ^.
 Wai 632 Wan

Wainscot, s.

Waimvright, s.
$0%
o3o,
hand in hand,
Waist, s. ;

arm in arm eo^n*^^,

Waistband, s.

^A 3^3^23* Spe&; to and

sill; t&a^j
fro ?5cse)^o^.
Waistcoat, j. o^o
OTO
wofV.

Wait, 7-..
Walking, s.
$3; rfdJ.

Walking-stick, j.
;
fo

; on, upon L3U

Wall, s.
flja^S, wd.erto*,

Wait, r. 0.

^5i.
-y-
lay ,

,, !

Wallet, s.
lie in

Waiter, 5. Wall-eye, .y.

Waive, 7^. a. t

Wake, r. w.
^ Otf
Wallop, v. n.

,
^3)^1d
Wallow, P. .

. a.

^ Otf
* Qft, t5srld;r sj,^^
v3
d
Wall-piece, s.
s)^)^^; ^^o* Walnut, s.
in the - of 23
Waltz, ^.

Wakeful, a. ^tsT
Ori

Wamble, v. n.
Wakefulness, j.
6 2J6
Waken, r. a.
Wan, a. =3^0
v.n. AZ

Waking, ^. ^
so-

Sri, 23)ric!. Wand, j.

Wale, j.
rid, Sa3. Wander, 7'. .

Walk, j. ^
<^^ take a 3
 Wan 633 Wai-

Wanderer, s. ,
3ortaF War, 7'. n. oc3qdo

slotted C3>o3o,

^
o3o, Warble, f. .

v-/

Wane, 7'. n.

j Warbler, s.

as the moon
Ward, s. 5e)

Waned, <?.

Waneness, s. Off

Want, .s.
=?rjsdi, Warden, s.

O^j^oS
1

Warder, j. ^e>;3ej*7T5>6;
of appetite ^JSP^O.
C3)ovBf2^i.
Wardrobe, ^.

Want, v. a.

sio^^, 'a^ \?
Wardship, s.
what do you
Ware, s. ^3^vdrf

v. n.
Warehouse,^.

Wanting, .

Warfare, j.
zliwaooo, 'ajs

Wanton, a. DI>&;
Wariness, ^.

Warlike, .

..
Warlock, ^.

Wantonly,^. ^ Warm, a. 23^ ,

Wantonness, s. <
,

War, ^.

civil one's self

man of Warm-hearted, .

80
 War 634 Was

Warmness. Warmth, s.
s3^ ,
2*

the hands
Warn, r. a.

Washed cloth, .y. e5>r

3oa ,

Warning, s. Washer, ^.

man dsxtft, rfozi o

C3|) }ty)($^),
woman zS
Warp. 5. 339 v;-c$

e>o; ?tes
Wash-stand, ^.
W arp,
T
r. 72.
^ ae^
Washy, a.

^eo*ds3v,
Warrant, T'. a. "O"

s.
Wasp,
d?d
Waspish, a.
en*

Wassail, 5-.

S*, S5dO
Warrantable, a.
Wassailer, s.
<

or, a^, ?i

Warranter, j. [SODS*.
Wastage, ^.

5. Waste, 5.
Warranty,
c^o^j^, 2
a.
Warren, s.
land
OSo;
STft)'

Waste, T. a.
Warrior, s'.

CJ^030, "'
"
3j) ^>.

Warry, #.

33) a.
So Wasteful,
Wart, j.

Wastefulness, s. SODS*,

Waster, s.
 Was 635 Wat

Wasting, a. 35-3^ Waterage, s. =\

Waterbrash, s.

Watch, s.

Water-butt, j.

Water-closet, j.

Watch, 7-. . ad ^Sdoa, ^to-

-
o
ri Water-cock, .y^

was, ^ec rf
iig.
Water-colour, s. a^o*zs*
Watcher, s. ZOC9.
P3
A^ Water-course, ^.

a?os d ^js^do.
Water-craft, ^.

Watchful, a. 3s> ri ?ooWo^rf5^).

Water-crane, ^.
/

Watchfulness,^.
Water-fall, ^.

Watch-house, ^. s.
Water-fowl,
,
sradrf

Water-jar, ^.

Watching, ^. s.
Water-lily, 3e>dod, 3e)d6,
Watch-maker, s.

Waterman, s.

Watchman, Water-mark,
5e)33s3.

Watch-tower,
Watch-word, Water-melon,
Water-mill, s.

Water, ^. wo, rr^rs, ftc

=tf; ?5do on Water-pipe, jr.

the bottom mak c^.

sSo Water-pitcher, Waterpot,^.
ti&fi
Water, ?'. a. rid, =$J5ds3^, ^ocS

a, Water-proof, a. a^o* ^
a, oS; ti^
oJ -

80
 Wat 636 Wea

Water-spout, s.

a. )^; in the family

Water-tight,
out of the

Water-wheel, 5.

d, tJ^d, S53JdJ53J; make

a si)^^,
Wayfarer, s.
Watery, a.

Wayfaring, o.
Wattle, ?. .
,

a.
1

Waylay, r .

Wave, s.
33, 33, s* ^^cT^

Wayward, a

Wave, 7'.^. '

Waywardness, s.

*>
Waywarden s

w.
We, pron.pl. ^do, if including
Waver, 7-.
the person addressed or spo-
oj ken of; c&Jo^o^o, if excluding
the person addressed.
Wavy, a. doio^o,
,
Weak, a.

,,
Wavering, j
Wax. t 1
. n. > to become
*j^. v.a.

Wax, ^. candle Weaken, s-./i.

cloth

Waxen, a.

Waxy, o. Weakly, a.

^:^FCJ.

Way, s,
sjjsrtr, waft, *s,^; ere Weakness, s.

i; by of 55o23*23*; give
 Wea 637 Wee

i: fine-
Weal, s. =$ edv
tg
LO^
'. a.

Wealth, s.
SO^O&F, SD?3, ?oc

Wealthy, a. Weather-beaten,
S &*.
WrOgCJ,
Weather-cock, ^
Wean,
1

t . <z.

dorftf 3

Weapon, s. Weave, ^ . a. & w.

050^ rjSJ

Wear, z>. a. Weaver, 5.

0&>ojf3a!o3o; weaver's reed

s.
Weaving,
>; away Web, s.

off on the eye

Webbed, a. d
Wear, s.

Web-footed, a. & <*

Wed, v.a.
Wearer, j.

^jSoQi^
Weariness, j.
Wedding, s. ^c,

ra;* C " of Pariahs

i

Wearisome, a.
Wedge, ^.

Weary, a.

Wedlock, s.

Wednesday, s.

Wee, a.
Av^,
Weed, j. tfg3

Weasand, s. , ,

Weed, <y.
oJ
Weasel, J. )>S

Weather, s.
^ , 30^,
 Wee 638 Wei

Weedy, a. 3s3o Welcomer, s.

Week, s. sssd, 303^; day

Weld, r..
Weekly, a. Welfare, 5.

a
Welkin, s.

Well, s.

Weep, r.-. w.

Well, .
o3od, 5^,
Weeper, ^. y
a
Weeping, ^.

as as

s.
to do
Weevil,
Weft, ^. Well, intj. ^,

Well-being, ^.

Weigh, v.a. Well-born, a.

Well-bred, a.

Weighing, s.

rod Well-doing, s.

Weight, .?. ^J3 doors, OJSfSj^e)^,

s3fc^, a^c3, Well-done, /;'.
S3) ,
Wo
Weightiness, s. C3*. OfozS Woc3*.
C3

Well-favoured, Well-featured, a.
^e^d^).
a.
Weighty,
3?3, 5JOOS>
Well-formed, a.
Weird, j.

c3 x^; rfG
man
O '

Well-informed, a. o3oci
Welcome, ^.

Well-known,^.
Ooioo; g^y WOSo,

dcrfo Well-meaning, a.
,
'
 Wei -
639 Whe

Well-met, inij.

Wether, s.

Wetness, s.

Well-nigh, A/. Wet-nurse, .$.

dweJ.,
eJ
&3 > Whack, 5. sSfcj* riodo.
Well-read, a.

W05o.
Whale, s. tJfS 03353*,
Well-spoken, a. c&d 332 Jo* a,
,
DJ
Whaler, j.
s.
Well-spring,
Well-timed, 0.
. ,

Wharf, j. .

^
.,

Wellwisher, s.

Wharfage, s.

Welt, s. d-.
Wharfinger, J.

Welter, v. n. tXj^Js)?S.

Wen, s. What, pron, e

Wench, s. ; day S3?) a^,

SiJ3.S?. V. ;
time S3e)

Wend, v. n.

Went, ^. Whatever, Whatsoever,

West, s. 3Js)o5o,

a. Wheal, s.
Westerly,
zo^F. ad. Wheat, s.

Western, a. Wheaten, a
Wheedle, v
Westward, ad.

. Wheedling,

Wet, a. Wheel, J. e , rre>,

field season
 Whe 640 Whe

Whereabout, Whereabouts, ad.

ti^O, S3

Wheelbarrow, s. o s\
do.

rreS. Whereas,
Wheeler, Wheelwright, a. WoC^,
Whereat, ad.
Wheeze, "'. n. ero Whereby, ad-
,

Wherefore,

Wheezy, a. g\>

'aSj, Wherein, ^. sS ;
ij; _&;
.Whelk, s. Whereof, <?/. s5 cs*
u>
.
ei

>j3; Whereon, Whereupon, ad.

Whelm, f. a.

4&.
Whelp, s. -S-o?o, Wherever, Wheresoever,

\\ r\ 1 n T^
TT llC II)
/7 /I
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C?OsJ(
7^
it
^"N
OsJoJ.
^*\
OsJrJj
\ ^N 7^
OJt-J he is
-

ri;
seen ^JS^ri; doing Whereto, Whereunto, ^/.
ojo^o j^rl;
it happens y^r\;
it is so e3o5e>dOo3) ?5rl. Wherewith. Wherewithal,
Whence, ad.
_ __
Wherry, ^-.

he came t?c&> Whet, V. a.

do ,
tJo3o w^^,
Whencesoever, ai/.

Whether, ad. _a, -cSe);

Wlienever. Whensoever a^/. ^ 63s3P: true or

it rains >;3i>
i
^r- ox'*,^. o-^s. see he is there or not

Where, a</.

the place he is t?o3o Whetstone, j.

oJ
).
N^ Whey, j. 3^tf
 Whi 641 Whi

Which, a. 533, era, pron Whipping-post, s. 355

o3o, cDDDS?*, toS^);

the cloth
I bought Whip-staff, ^.

Whir, v. n.

Whichever, Whichsoever, pron.

Whirl, .. ridr\d
Whiff, j.
evAd><3;$,
Whiffle, ?-. .

s. Whirl-about, j.
Whig, -S-D^-D,
ed
.

While, s. Whirl-bone, J. ^JS

s&oi>; for a
all this -d?s Whirligig, j.

a good s. 3o
sooeJ^; Whirlpool,
in the mean
worth Whirlwind, J. )do

5^9*.
Whim, j.
Whisk, 5.

Whimper, u. w. ^oo '- a-

^r^. &n.
Whimsical, . =o:

Whiskers, j.//. rt

Whimsicality, s.
2^03*, <%<^.
Whine, v.n. W hiskey,
T
Whisky, jf.

^. sisid,
Whisper,

Whinny, . n.

Whip, . a.
1
s.
.
t- . .
Whisperer,
o5o.

Whist, Z'. .

;
and spur f5e>^)^.
z'-

Whistly, aof.

Whiplash, ^.

81
 Wlii 642 Who

Whistle, s. y Whitlow, s.

Whitsunday, Whitsuntide, j.

Whit, j. s
XJ

White, tf. ^ Whittle, j.

a t<

, ^6; aut ^6?k,

ant-hill Whiz, 7'. .

;
of an egg l
;
of the eye Who,
feather
Whoever, pron.
to show the
feather Whole, a.

w^^. ;
r.

White-lead, 5-.

$% tifr*. s.
sire^, zyo,,
White-livered, a. 7^, Wfrarfj^; on the , upon
the &ob,6, ^jjs)^ ^J5d),
,.

Whiten, i>. a. ^eJ^rb; body

T'. n. c^JSoo i; family
t

Whiteness, s.

1
Wholesale, .

Whites, 5 .

Wholesome, a.
Whitewash, s.
sio^djsrto o3o:t,
^'
Wholesomeness, s.

Whither, ^.
Wholly, ad. ^55^,
Whithersoever,

Whom, ^ro;z. o5jpd?3*; to o^.P

Whitherward,
Whomsoever, pron. ci>?c
,
Oe>, O3je6 {3*538).
Whitish, <2.
Whoop, S.

Whitishuess, J.
^3o
Whitleather, ^.

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Whore, s. to Widen, r. a. <$f\v

So^cSdft^, ?*&$, |

Wideness, s.

Whoredom, s. got)rfd, ?oJe)S?rre

Ori, ?%)J3s?evij^. Widow, s. dozl;

Whoremonger, -master, s. o oi

Widowed, .
wo^o,
Whorish, a. flo ?3,3.
n w
Whorishness, J. Widower, ^.

Whorl, j. Widowhood,
Width, s.

Whose, pron. o3o?d,

Whoso, Whosoever, pron. Wield, >..
the 'sceptre

Why, ad.

Wife, 5. eSj^

Wick, j.

Wicked, . Wig, ^.

Wight, ^.

;
deed e5 >; 200; by wit or
ri; person
Wigwam, s.

2oora)

Wickedness. ^.
Wild, rt.

a. -
Wicker, 231 mango yoto^S, 55ouzl;
work 3o3ori; beast ^ bison

Wicket, s. ; guava ej

date -dsfcao
6
siod; fig

a. ^F; fire ^DCS*"-S-td l

Wide, JT
;

ZOO, ; jack

Wide-awake, a. && Sri Wilder, v.a. ^^) N, '

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Wilderness, s. Willow, s. ioZ

s. Wily, a. eros3>cd>
Wilding,
#</.
Wildly,
d ,
Wimble, s.

Wimple, 5.
U ,

Wilduess, s.

Win, r.rt.

Wile, j-.
\^

OJO, ^0^2^.
T#^,
Wince, r.n.
Wilful, Willful, a.
.
z&&$ , 30^:5,
Wind, s.
W ilfulness,
T
Willfulness, s.
carry the
dsx
get,
Wilfully, Willfully, a^. ^^ take
S*, 3oe3

Wiliness, j.

2p>^ 230
Will, ^.
Wind, r-. a.

330. up
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;
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Windbound, a.

r
1

.
(/#/. tense) he will go
e will not go Windfall, j.

that will do

Willing, a. Windgall, s.

Willingly, ad. 5> 5S&.

Wiudgage, Windgauge,
Willingness, J. ^^?^lj
Windgun. s.
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Windiness, 5. Winter, s.

Winding, a.

Wintery, Wintry, a
oJ

Winding-sheet, s, rO^JO^d^.

Winy, .

Windlass, s. a ^
Wipe, s.

Windmill, s.

Window, s.
Wire, 5. ?oOcdo,

Windpipe, s. making instrument

1

Windward, ad. Wire, z . a. 33e>

Windy, ar. Wire-draw, v. .

Wine, s.

Wine-bibber, s. Wiry, a.

Wis, 7\ a.

Wing, ^.
Wisdom, s. ,
woft do
9' 9

Winged, a. a.
Wise,
O "

Wink, v.n. ^^ a
eru^; ^DC^ w^;
man zjoO doJ,
^)^.
g^^d, Oe3; any
Wise, s. ^d,'
Winner, 5-.
on that w ^
Winning, a. on this -S?

Winnow, v.a. Wiseacre, J.

oSj.

Wish, 5.
g, 5533^,
Winsome, .
riodo; sS
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according to one's Withdrawal, Withdrawment, s.

Wish, v. a. & n. Withe, s. 2o-fcdoc3 x&3 .

'
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Wither, :. ;/.

Wished, 7.

Wishful, 0. si)

Withering, ^.

Wisp, .y.
55)0^ Withhold, 7-. .

Wistful, a.
>

Wit, r.. i to Within, prep. &ad. ero^o5o, -a*,

Wit, J. ZCO a 237)^00^0 F, Without,

.
-S-rl; 2^0=5* 2>:

sraif dcrsoSo; lose one's . ad. &riO&o; -anything

o3o; |

wits, be out of one's wits,

be at the wit's end eoo> cause, success

J, means
^p^ii;
Withstand, f. . ^c
Witch, ^.

Witless, a.

Witling, s. ^,o
Witchcraft, Witchery,
Witness, s. 773-0-;' 7-3-0- era o3o,
doo^SJS
With, prep,

US Witted, a.

3i ;
love
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Witticism, 5. idsQ-ss^ 55e)Jd, =5*0
Withal, rtrf.

Wittiness, s. 2oo>3^03e>,d,
oj 3
Withdraw,
1

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Witty, ^.
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Wive, v.a. s^oracS ,

Wizard, s. Wonderstruck, a.
3oo^rre6,

Wizened, a. &>orta Wont, .

Wo, Woe, int. esoSJSo ?. ?

Woe-begone, r/. rfosaSJS^o So Wonted, .

Woeful, a. Woo, v.a.&n.

Woefulness, ^ssL. dsScS
s. do8J,2&oi, JU
W
Wolf, J. 2
Wood, J.
j. 5&s3,
Wolf-dog,
d. t'.fl.
Wolfish, a. e3=2r,

Wood-apple, s.
Woman, s. ^pra s^j, ro ?; whose
^

husband is alive
Woodbine, 5.

^^5 nasty
Woodcock, 5-.
Womanhood, s.

Woodcut, j.

Womanish, a. soo>,
Woodcutter, j.
^^o; 5^^. ^ra^* d
Womankind, s.

ewza^A. Wooded, a.

Womanly, a.
Wooden, a.

Woodengraving, s. s^od
Womb, j. riu,
tO

Wonder, 5. z3d
Woodland, J-.

Woodman, 5.

Woodnymph, j.

Wonderful, Wondrous, a. Woodoil, 5.

, escix^,' wsi
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Woodpecker, ^.

Woodpigeon, s.

Woodwork, s.
*
S hard rlod tfo^i.
^^>?o; *&>

\\
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Wooer, S. Worker, j.

O3j, t3^
Woof, s. s>corid writs', do
Work-fellow, j. 53?
rt cS <3o5)jrt.

Wool, j. 3rf, djsedo; ^oO 6J3?

j Cloth Work-house, Working-house, j.

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a. =5e>S<33Fc3, 20C^d6 ?vs)^, H3

Woollen,
a. co"
Woolly, era 33 ,

Working-day, s. $3 SN ; 23^

Wool-sack, .9.

Workman, s. =&>*
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Workmanlike, Workmanly, a. ^
Word, j.
sraid, ,

the
in a
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for Workmanship, ^. ^^eii, ^t)?o,

s3oN delicate

Word, v. a.
Workshop, ^. S

Word-book, ^. 2^20 doo^S. Workwoman, s.

Wordiness. ^.
a CD^,
2/20
World, j.
Wording, 5. nsldrf ^d, a

Wordy, .
a ^ 33e>idcS.
for all the
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Work, v.n. Worldliness, 5.

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s. Worst, a.
Worldling,
^craoSo, o
a. Worst, v. a.
Worldly,

: minded Worsted, s.

Wort, s. ^
Worldlymindeduess, s. Worth, s. i
'

do^tf, a.
gs .
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Worldwide, a. while
erusdo dJe>3
573 -a^,. Worthiness, ^. oSJS^rio

Worm, s. 3^0, c, v.
Worthless, a.

Wormeaten, <z. Worthlessness, a.

(d4; cJ3to5J3$
Wormwood, J. sjo^sii.,
x-^
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ca
o3J5^rit>
c . of,

Worn, Worn out, a. 36a, to ^=5-,, oSJSri. -? 550

. ^ . . to be

Wound, j.

Worry, v. a, dodo?),

Wraith, 5.

Worse, a. 382^ Wrangle, ^.

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Worship, ^. Wrangler, s

r30^3e)05o,

Wrangling,.?
Worshipful, a. y, ^.
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Wrap, v.a.
-si-

Worshipper, s.
SJT^,
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Wrapper, s. Wretched, #.

,
So
ztd. Wretchedness, 5.
Icr

Wrath, s. j\0, ..
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d?3S, ewrt,; 33-, 33. Wriggle, r. a.

Wrathful, rf. 3j5e5J aozS

Wright, s. =3

Wreak. . a. veu- ship - ^

geauce sjfl
Wring, 7'. a.

Wreath, 5. 3d
Wreathe, r. a. Wrinkle, s.

Wreck, 9. Wrist, 5.

Writ, s.
; Holy
i, 3oe>S*

Wren, s. e/Mozooci -,.

Write, v. a. & n.
Wrench, v.a.
Writer, s.

Writership, s.

Writhe, p. a.
Wrest, r'. a.

^.
Writing, eor^j, >&; to
Wrestle, r. n.

Written, a.

Wrong, a.

Wrestler, 5.

, s33JD)qi,
in the ^.
Wrestling, s. 3oro ^so^Co*.
^^n ,
a.
Crfj WO*, ^33 C3*. -'.

^JISo^J^^U.
Wretch, 5.

Wrongful, a.

a</.
CIS O3o. Wrongfully, Wrongly,
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Wroth, a. ero

Wry, #.
Wrong-doer, s. tt&ata3BC&,
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Wrongheaded, a. Wryness,

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33).

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Xylography,
Xerodes, ^. SooZo ^d^ ore 33). ^4; ^ ^^
Xeromyrum, .s. 2oto ^d^ Xylon, s. sivlr

s.
Xylophagus, S^jD,

Xmas,J.

Yacht, 5. Yarrish, a. &>dn*,

Yaspin, s.

Yataghan, s.
Yak, s.

Yam, s.
Yaw, w. w.
Yankee, s. eru

Yawl, s. , doot3,

Yap, v. n.
Yawn, s.

Yard, 5.

V. a.

Yard, ^. rid, srso*; of Yaws, 5. pi

a ship Ye, ^rc>

Yea, ad. ?i^ oi);

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Yarn, s. ,

Yean, a.
^jp; string of z/.

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Yeanling, s. ^oO^ -ao>. Yesterday, s. ^js^rS,

i ear, s. 2*>3SiP ? SoroF, roooj^, C, wjw. owyi/o.
this ^o3Jsd>; last Yesternight, s.&ad. gj.
lunar j^> a,
; Yet, <*</.
^,
;
solar as
; leap ya^
Yearling, J. &oo2o d^oFd -S-oci. Yew, 7'. n. s.

Yearly, a. ^^Frf, s^?oFc3. ad. s.

Yexing,
Yield, 7'. a.
Yearn, v.n.
.,
2^ 23*
Yeast, s. wrasS.

Yeasty, a.

Yelk, 5. i
Yell, J. a.
Yielding,
"'
.
w. 200^0 a,
OO arfe,
Yoke.i.
Yellow, a. doo^s^, doofciO* Wo 71 . fl.

arsenic
Yoke-fellow, Yoke-mate, 5.
cloth
ochre esdrf 1

Yon, Yonder, a. y,
Yellow, s. do o^o*. ?. a.
,

d, ^sS ,,
Yellowish, a.
Yore, ad.
You, pron.
Yellowness, ^.

Young, a.
Yellows, ^.

r
Y elp, ?-. a.
and old
Yeoman, 5. ^3&, 6^1.
York, r-.flf.
^ja^jji, rtodo $>, pg
Youngish, a.

Yes, </.
S5oz3*,

Yest, i-.
Youngling, s.

Ycster, a. 030;
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Youngster, s. tSc^, 5^6, Youth, s. oaeraooSj, sdorfofl,

5' roo
Your, pron.pl. Youthful, . ,

honour ; majesty
Youthfuluess, s.

Yourself, /r<?. />/.

Yule, ^. ^ s!

z
Zany, 5. Zinc, Zink, s.

Zeal, ^. Zodiac, s.

the twelve signs of the

Zealless, a.

Zealot, s. >ofcj Zodiacal, a.

Zealous, a.

Zone, ^.

s. torrid-
Zebra, .

Zenana, j. frigid ^
3)3, V temperate

Zend, j.

Zoolatry, s.
Zenith, 5.

a^*,, Zoological, t

Zoology, s.
Zephyr, -us, s. sjdo^o

Zero, s. .. Zoophite, Zoophyte,

Zest, 5.
does, 03; Wdp 333)C
v-^

Zigzag, ^. &z3ofc3P'. a. Zounds, intj.

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