THE PROTESTANT SCHOOL OR, A Method, Containing several Forms of Prayer, Psalms, Lessons, Thanksgivings, and Graces, for the Bringing up, and well Grounding Children and Elder Persons in the Protestant Religion, By the most Reverend and Learned BISHOP USHER: Also a Catalogue of all the English Words, BEGINNING With one Syllable, and proceeding by degrees to Eight, Divided and not Divided; the readiest way for teaching Children and Elder Persons to Spell, Pronounce, Read and Writ true English. To which is Added, An Historical Account of several Plots and remarkable Passages, from Queen Elizabeth to this present Time, Lively Represented in Copper Plates; with an Explanation to every Figure, with Copies of several Hands which are used in England, and many other things which are Useful for so necessary a Work. Fitted to the Common Use of all English Schools; having a Thousand Words more than any yet Extant. By Moses Lane, Schoolmaster in London. LONDON, Printed for Langly Curtiss on Ludgate Hill near Fleet Bridge, 1681. To all True English PROTESTANTS. I Do here Present you with a piece of True Orthography, more Complete than any yet Extant; and more delightful and pleasant to the Reader and Writer, by those Embellishments which I thought necessary: ●nd as there is a Method and Order to be observed in all ●rts, for the Practitioners more facile attaining the effects of his Endeavours; so is there no less an 〈◊〉 to be propounded, in aiming at the true Course of 〈◊〉 and Religion, which Rules and Methods are here laid 〈◊〉 by the most Reverend and Pious Bishop Usher, ●hose delight was in laying down the Principles and foundation of Christian Religion, imitating the Blessed apostle, St. Paul, 1 Cor. 3.10. According to the ●race of God, which is given unto me, as a wise master-builder I have laid the Foundation: Which groundwork he laid so firm, that like a Rock it will 〈◊〉 to Future Ages. If what I have done, makes an Improvement upon the learner, Reader, or Writer, I have my ends; and wholly crave God's Blessing upon my Endeavours, and ●ave it to your Candid Acceptation. Yours, MOSES LANE ●●ndon, Decemb. 2. 1680. The Great English Letters. A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S ● U W X Y Z. The Small English Letters. ● b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r r s s t v u w x y z &. The Great Roman Letters. A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T V U ● X Y Z. The Small Roman Letters. a b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s s t v u w x y z The Great Italic Letters. A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T V U ● X Y Z. The Small Italic Letters. a b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s s t v u w x y z. The Six Vowels. a e i o u y The Consonants. b c d f g h k l m n p q r s t w x z. Double Consonants. ct ff fl sl ss sh st Easy Syllables for young Learners. ab eb ib ob ub ac ec ic oc uc ad ed it odd ud of of if of of ag egg ig og ug ah eh ih oh uh ak eke ik ok uk all el il ol ul am 'em in am 'em an en in on un ap ep ip op up are ere it or ur as es is os us at et it ot ut axe ex ix ox ux ba be by bo but by ca ce ci co cum cy da de di do du dy fa fe fi fo fu fie ga ge gi' go gum gy ha' he high ho hu high ka ke ki ko ku kine la le li lo lu lie ma me mi more mu my na ne ni no nu ny pa pe pi po pu py ra re ri ro ru ry sa se si so sum sy ta te ti to tu ty wa we wi woe wu wy A Method Composed for Children, for the well Grounding them in the True Protestant Religion: By the most Reverend and Learned Bishop Usher, Archbishop of Armagh. Ejaculations at Uprising. I. O God the Father of Heaven, have mercy upon me a miserable Sinner: Thou Commandedst in the beginning, Let there be light and, there was light, Lighten mine eyes that I sleep not in death, lest at any time my enemy say I have prevailed against him. II. O God the Son, Redeemer of the World, have mercy upon me a miserable Sinner, who art Light of Light, the great and truest light, from whence this light both of Sun and Day ariseth, thou Light shining in Darkness, and illuminating every one that cometh into this world, drive from me all darkness of Ignorance; and give me understanding, that in thee ●nd by thee I may know the Father; to know whom is to live, and to serve whom is to Reign. III. O God the Holy Ghost, who proceedeth from the Father and the Son, have mercy upon me a miserable Sinner. O thou holy Fire both Illuminating and Warming, kindle in me thy Light, that I may discern the deceitful Delights of this World, from the true Joys of Heaven. Grant that I may only see those things which are thine, and be blind to the rest, infuse also into my Mind the gift of thy Charity, that forsaking those transitory things, I may with a continual Desire endeavour to attain those things which are Eternal. IU. O holy, blessed, and glorious Trinity, three Persons and one God, have mercy upon me a miserable Sinner. Defend me this day from all the Assaults of the Devil and the Malice of Men, keep me this day from all Sin, and preserve me from sudden and unexpected Death. Be unto me a Comfort in Tribulation, Assistance in Temptation, and in Death a pleasant Refuge. V Thou hast raised my Body, O Lord, which was drowned in Sleep, I beseech thee that thou wilt deliver my Soul likewise from the Sleep of Sins, and the Darkness of this World, and that which thou hast recalled from Sleep unto Waking, may it please thee after Death to restore to the same Life: and to be with thee, who neither slumberest nor sleepest. To thee alone be Praise for evermore. A Prayer for the Morning. I. O Almighty Lord God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, I praise ●hee, I bless thee, I glorify thee, and with my whole Heart, give thee humble and hearty Thanks, that according to thy unmeasurable Goodness, thou hast by thy fatherly Providence, preserved me this Night. Thy tender Care watched over me, else had Satan Assaulted me, who goeth about like a roaring Lion, seeking whom he may Devour. II. And O Father of Mercies, and God of all Consolation, I beseech thee to take me this Day into thy Protection, let thy Paternal Care watch over me, and behold me with thy all-Merciful Eyes, direct me in the ways of thy Holy Commandments, and endue me with the Gifts and Graces of thy Blessed Spirit, By which means I may begin, continue and end this day likewise to the Praise and Glory of thy Holy Name, and to the Profit and Salvation of my Soul. III. Direct O Lord, this day my Heart, my Body and Senses, my Works and Actions, and grant that I always may Thirst and Hunger after Righteousness, and follow after those things which belong to my Peace, lest by any Neglect of mine they be hid from my Eyes; and I entreat thee O Father to walk along with me this day, guide my going out and my coming in, prosper whatsoever I shall take in hand, and always furnish me with a thankful, a reverential, and obedient Heart, that I may praise thee, reverence thee, and be obedient to thy heavenly Will in all things, which I beg for thy Son Jesus Christ his Sake, my only Saviour and Redeemer, in whose Name I put up this imperfect Prayer, but conclude with the most perfect form of Prayer, which he hath taught in his holy Gospel. The Lord's Prayer. Our Father which art in Heaven, hallowed be thy Name; thy Kingdom come; thy Will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven, give us this Day our daily Bread; and forgive us our Trespasses, as we forgive them that Trespass against us; and lead us not into Temptation; but deliver us from Evil, for thine is the Kingdom, Power and Glory, for ever and ever, amen. O Lord open thou my Lips, And my Mouth shall show forth thy Praise: O God make speed to save me O Lord make haste to help me. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the holy Ghost. As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be, world without end Psalms appointed to be read in the Morning, Collected by him from several Psalms. 1st. Psalm. Psal. 25. Unto thee O Lord, do I lift up my Soul. Let the Words of my Mouth, and the Meditations of my heart, be acceptable in thy Sight, O Lord my Strength, and my Redeemer. Harken unto the Voice of my Cry, my King and my God, for unto thee will I make my Prayer. For thou art the God that hast no Pleasure in Wickedness: neither shall any Evil dwell with thee. If thou Lord wilt be extreme to mark what is done amiss: O Lord who may abide it. But there is forgiveness with thee, therefore thou shalt be feared. For thou Lord art good, and ready to forgive, and plenteous in Mercy unto all them that call upon thee. O God thou knowest my Foolishness, and my Sins are not hid from thee. I have gone astray like a lost Sheep, seek thy Servant, for I do not forget thy Commandments. Against thee only have I sinned, and done this Evil in thy sight. Cast me not away from thy Presence, and take not thy holy Spirit from me. Restore to me the Joy of thy Salvation; and uphold me with thy free Spirit. 2d. Psalm. Hear me O Lord, for thy loving Kindness is good, turn unto me according to the multitude of thy tender Mercies. Be Merciful unto me O Lord, for I cry unto thee daily. Show me thy Ways O Lord, and teach me thy Paths. Led me in thy Truth and teach me, for thou art the God of my Salvation, on thee do I wait all the Day long. Order my Steps in thy Word, and let not any Iniquity have Dominion. O send out thy Light and thy Truth, let them lead me; let them bring me unto thy holy Hill, and thy Tabernacle. Cause me to hear thy loving Kindness in the Morning, for in thee do I trust: Cause me to know the Way wherein I should Walk, for I lift up my Soul unto thee. Teach me to do thy Will for thou art my God, thy Spirit is good: lead me into the Land of Uprightness. Withold not thy tender Mercies from me O Lord; let thy loving Kindness, and thy Truth continually preserve me. Teach me thy Way O Lord, I will walk in thy Truth, unite my Heart to fear thy Name. Lord make me to know my End, and the measure of my Days, that I may know how frail I am. For in thee is the Well of Life: and in thy Light, shall we see Light. 3d. Psalm. Let my Cry come before thee O Lord, give me understanding according to thy Word. I have declared my Ways, and thou heardest me; teach me thy Statutes. Make me to understand the way of thy Precepts, so shall I talk of thy wondrous Works. Open thou my Eyes that I may behold the wondrous things out of thy Law. Thy Hands have made me and fashioned me; give me understanding that I may learn thy Commandments. Let thy Mercies come also unto me O Lord, even thy Salvation according unto thy Word. Let thy tender Mercies come unto me, that I may live; for thy Law is my Delight. Let my Soul live, and it shall praise thee; and let thy Judgements help me. Great are thy tender Mercies O Lord, quicken me according to thy Judgements. The Righteousness of thy Testimonies is everlasting; give me understanding and I shall live. Thy Word is Truth from the beginning; and every one of thy righteous Judgements endureth for ever. For thou Lord wilt bless the righteous, with Favour wilt thou compass him as with a Shield. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the holy Ghost. As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be World without end, Amen. The first Lesson taken out of several Places in the old Testament. Ye shall make you no Idols, nor Graven Image, neither rear you up a standing Image, neither shall you set up any Image of Stone in your Land to bow down unto it, for I am the Lord your God. Thou shalt not make thee any Graven Image, or any likeness of any thing that is in Heaven above, or that is in the Earth beneath, or that i● in the Waters beneath the Earth. Thou shalt not bow down thyself unto them, nor serve them. To whom will you liken God? or what likeness will you compare unto him? Ye saw no Similitude on the Day that the Lord spoke unto you in Horeb out of the midst of the Fire. Ye heard the Voice of the Words, but saw no Similitude, only ye heard a Voice. And he declared unto you his Covenant, which he commanded you to perform, even ten Commandments; and he wrote them upon two Tables of Stone. I am the Lord, that is my Name, and my Glory will I not give unto another, neither my Praise to Graven Images. Every Founder is confounded by the Graven Image, for his Moulten Image is Falsehood, and there is no Breath in them. They are Vanity, and the Work of Errors, in the time of their Visitation they shall perish. The Stock is a Doctrine of Vanities, and their Molten Images are Wind and Confusion. They that make a Graven Image are all of them Vanity, and their delectable things shall not Profit, and they are their own Witnesses, they see not, nor know, that they may be ashamed. They shall be Ashamed and also Confounded all of them; they shall go to Confusion together that are makers of Idols. Take heed unto yourselves, lest you forget the Covenant of the Lord your God which he made with you, and make you a Graven Image, or the likeness of any thing which the Lord thy God hath forbidde● thee. woe unto him that saith to the Wood awake; to the dumb Stone arise, it shall teach; behold it is laid over with Gold, and Silver, and there is no Breath at all in the midst of it. Your Eyes have seen what the Lord did because of Baal Peor; for all the men that followed Baal Peor the Lord thy God bathe destroyed them from among you. Ye shall drive out all the Inhabitants of the Land from before you, and destroy all their Pictures, and destroy all their Moulten Images, and quite pluck down all their high Places. Ye shall destroy their Altars, and break down their Images, and cut down their Groves, and burn their Graven Images with Fire. If ye do return unto the Lord with all your Hearts; then put away the strange Gods, and Ashtaroth from among you, and prepare your Hearts unto the Lord, and serve him only. The Children of Israel did put away Baalim and Ashtaroth, and served the Lord only. The Lord is the true God, he is the living God, and an everlasting King; at his Wrath the Earth shall Tremble, and the Nations shall no● be able to abide his Indignation. Thus endeth the first Lesson for this morning Prayer. We praise thee (O God,) We acknowledge thee to be the Lord, All the Earth doth worship thee: the Father everlasting. To thee all Angels cry aloud, the Heavens and all the Powers therein. To thee Cherubin, and Seraphim, continually do cry, Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of Sabbath. Heaven and Earth are full of the Majesty of thy Glory. The glorious Company of the Apostles praise thee. The goodly Fellowship of the Prophets praise thee, The noble Army of Martyrs praise thee, The Holy Church throughout all the World, doth acknowledge thee, The Father of an Infinite Majesty, Thine Honourable true and only Son, Also the Holy Ghost the Comforter. Thou art the King of Glory, O Christ! Thou art the Everlasting Son of the Father. When thou tookest upon thee to deliver Man, thou didst not abhor the Virgins Womb. When thou hadst overcome the Sharpness of Death, thou didst open the Kingdom of Heaven to all Believers. Thou Sittest at the right Hand of God, in the Glory of the Father. We believe that thou shalt come to be our Judge. We therefore pray thee, help thy Servants whom thou hast Redeemed with thy most precious Blood. Make them to be numbered with thy Saints in Glory everlasting. O Lord Save thy People, and Bless thine Heritage. Govern them, and lift them up for ever. Day by day we magnify thee. And we worship thy Name, ever World without end. Vouchsafe O Lord, to keep us this day without Sin. O Lord, have Mercy upon us, have Mercy upon us. O Lord let thy Mercy lighten upon us, as our Trust is in thee. O Lord in thee have I trusted, let me never be confounded, Amen. The second Lesson appointed for this morning Prayer, is the thirteenth Chapter of the Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans. 1. Let every Soul be subject unto the Higher Powers: for there is no Power but of God, the Powers that be, are Ordained of God. 2. Whosoever therefore Resisteth the Power, Resisteth the Ordinance of God: and they that Resist, shall receive to themselves Damnation. 3. For Rulers are not a Terror to good Works, but to the Evil, wilt thou then not be afraid of the Power? do that which is good, and thou shalt have Praise of the Same. 4. For he is the Minister of God to thee for Good: but if thou dost that which is Evil, be afraid: for he beareth not the Sword in Vain: for he is the Minister of God, a Revenger to execute Wrath upon him that doth Evil. 5. Wherefore ye must needs be subject, not only for Wrath, but also for Conscience Sake. 6. For, for this Cause pay you Tribute also, for they are Gods Ministers, attending continually upon this very thing. 7. Render therefore to all their Deuce, Tribute to whom Tribute is due, Custom to whom Custom, Fear to whom Fear, Honour to whom Honour. 8. Own no man any thing but to Love one another: for he that loveth another, hath fulfilled the Law. 9 For this: thou shalt not commit Adultery, thou shalt not Kill, thou shalt not Steal, thou shalt not bear false Witness, thou shalt not Covet, and if there be any other Commandment, it is briefly comprehended in this saying, namely thou shalt love thy Neighbour as thyself. 10. Love worketh no ill to his Neighbour, therefore Love is the fulfilling of the Law. 11. And that knowing the time, that now it is high time to awake out of Sleep: for now is our Salvation, nearer than when we Believed. 12. The Night is far spent, the Day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the Works of Darkness, and let us put on the Armour of Light. 13. Let us walk honestly as in the Day, not in Rioting and Drunkenness, not in Chambering and Wantonness: not in Strife and Envying: 14. But put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make not Provision for the Flesh, to fulfil the Lusts thereof. Thus endeth the Second Lesson for this Morning Prayer, being the thirteenth Chapter of the Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans. Then say this. O be Joyful in the Lord, all ye Lands: serve the Lord with gladness and come before his Presence with a Song. Be ye sure that the Lord he is God, it is he that hath made us, and not we ourselves, we are his People and the Sheep of his Pasture, O go your way into his Gates with Thanksgiving, and into his Courts with Praise: be thankful unto him, and speak good of his Name. For the Lord is Gracious, his Mercy is everlasting: and his Truth endureth from Generation to Generation. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost. As it was in the beginning is now and ever shall be, World without end: Amen. O Lord Increase my Faith. I Believe in God the Father Almighty; maker of Heaven and Earth, and in Jesus Christ his only Son our Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Ghost, born of the Virgin Mary, Suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified Dead and Buried; he descended into Hell, the third Day he arose again from the Dead, he ascended into Heaven, and sitteth on the right Hand of God the Father Almighty, from thence he shall come to Judge both the Quick and the Dead; I believe in the Holy Ghost, the Holy Catholic Church, the Communion of Saints, the Forgiveness of Sins, the Resurrection of the Body and the Life Everlasting, Amen. Then Say the Collect for Grace. O Lord our Heavenly Father, Almighty and everlasting God, which hast safely brought me to the beginning of this Day, defend me in the same by thy mighty Power, and grant that this Day I fall into no Sin, neither run into any kind of Danger: but that all my Do may be ordered by thy Governance, to do always that which is Righteous in thy Sight, through Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour. The ten Commandments. The Preface: And God spoke all these Words and said, I am the Lord thy God which brought thee out of the Land of Egypt, out of the House of Bondage. 1. Thou shalt have none other Gods but me. Lord have Mercy upon me, and Incline my Heart to keep this Law. II. Thou shalt not make to thyself any Graven Image, nor the likeness of any thing which is in Heaven above, or in the Earth beneath, or in the Water under the Earth, thou shalt not bow down to them, nor worship them: for I the Lord thy God am a Jealous God, and Visi● the Sins of the Fathers upon the Children unto the third and fourth Generation, of them that hate me, and show Mercy unto thousands in them that love me and keep my Commandments. Lord have Mercy upon me, etc. III. Thou shalt not take the Name of the Lord thy God in Vain, for the Lord will not hold him Guiltless, that taketh his Name in Vain. Lord have Mercy upon me etc. iv Remember that thou keep Holy the Sabbath Day, six Days shalt thou Labour and do all that thou hast to do: but the seventh Day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God: in it thou shalt do no manner of Work, thou and thy Son, and thy Daughter, thy Manservant, and thy Maidservant, thy Cattle, and the Stranger that is within thy Gates, for in six Days the Lord made Heaven and Earth, the Sea and all that in them is and rested the seventh Day: wherefore the Lord Blessed the seventh Day and Hollowed it. Lord have Mercy upon me, etc. V Honour thy Father and thy Mother that thy Days may be long in the Land which the Lord thy God giveth thee. Lord, have Mercy upon me, etc. VI Thou shalt do no Murder. Lord have Mercy upon me, etc. VII. Thou shalt not commit Adultery. Lord have Mercy upon me, etc. VIII. Thou shalt not steal. Lord have Mercy upon me, etc. IX. Thou shalt not bear false Witness against thy Neighbour. Lord have Mercy upon me, etc. X. Thou shalt n●t covet thy Neighbour's House, thou shalt not covet thy Neighbour's Wife, nor his Servant; nor his Maid, nor his Ox, nor his Ass, nor any thing that is his. Lord have Mercy upon me, and Writ all these thy Laws in my Heart, I beseech thee. The Creed of Gregory Nazienzen, commonly called the Nicene Creed. I Believe in one God, the Father Almighty, maker of Heaven and Earth, and of all things Visible and Invisible, and in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only Begotten Son of God, Begotten of his Father before all Worlds, God of God, Light of Light, very God of very God, Begotten not Made, being of one Substance with the Father, by whom all things were made, who for us Men, and for our Salvation came down from Heaven, and was Incarnate by the Holy Ghost of the Virgin Mary, and was made Man, and was Crucified also for us under Pontius Pilate, he Suffered and was Buried, and the third Day he risen again according to the Scriptures, and Ascended into Heaven, and Sitteth on the right Hand of the Father, and he shall come again with Glory to Judge both the Quick and the Dead; whose Kingdom shall have no end: and I believe in the Holy Ghost, the Lord and Giver of Life, who proceedeth from the Father and the Son, who with the Father and the Son together is Worshipped and Glorified, who spoke by the Prophets. And I believe one Catholic and Apostolic Church, I acknowledge one Baptism for the Remission of Sins, and I look for the Resurrection of the Dead, and the Life of the World to come, Amen. A Brief Prayer upon the Lord's Prayer. Our Father. By the Benefit of Creation, raising us from nothing, through thine Omnipotency; and assistance of Preservation, through thy Providence; Gift of Adoption, thy Grace and Communication of Eternity, through thy Christ who is sweet in Love, and rich in Mercy. Which art in Heaven. Over-reigning by thy Power; enlightening by thy Spirit; forgiving, by thy Mercy, and Ruling by thy Majesty; thou art the Glass of Eternity, the Crown of Jucundity, and the Treasure of Felicity, thou art all things both in Heaven and in Earth, by thy Essential Presence. Hallowed be thy Name. Of us, by an honest Conversation in us, by a clear Conscience from us, by an honest Report; above us, by the representation of Angels, that it may be Honey to the Mouth, Music to the Ear, and a Fire to the Heart, for according to thy Name, so is thy Praise unto the Worlds End. Thy Kingdom Come. In thy Holy Church, by the Sanctification of the Spirit in thy Faithful Souls, by Justification of Faith, in thy Holy Scriptures by Instruction of Ministers, and in thy Celestial Paradise, by Assimulation to Angels; thy Kingdom is pleasant without Mixture, safe without Annoyance, and sure without Loss. Thy Will be done in Earth as it is in Heaven. In singleness of Heart, by Humility; Chastity of Body, by Abstinence; Holiness of Will, by Custom; and Truth of Action, by Discretion, Willingly without Murmuring, Speedily without Delaying, Constantly without Ceasing, and Universally without Omitting, that we may Fly that, thou Hatest, Love that, thou Lovest, and by thee, do what thou Commandest, Willingly, Readily, and Faithfully. Give us this Day, our daily Bread. For humane Necessity, to cover our Shame; future Prosperity to maintain our Calling; present Liberality to do good to others; and Eternal Glory to lay up in Heaven; give us O Lord, that which is necessary for this Life, not Superfluous for our Delights, nor wanting to our Necessities, but feed us with that Food which is Convenient for us. Forgive us our Trespasses, as we forgive them that Trespass against us. Of Omission in things Commanded, Commission in things forbidden; ●f the first Table against thyself, and the second Table against my neighbour, that we may forgive hearty in Purity, cheerfully in Cur●●sie, continually in Christianity, and forgetful in not requiting Evil for ●vil, against any who hath wronged us, either in our Body, Goods, or Name. And Led us not into Temptation: Either Importunate, which Wearieth, or Sudden, which Discourageth, ●rauduleut, which Deceiveth, or Violent, which Overcometh; and from ●he World, the Flesh and the Devil; and we beseech thee O Father Assist us so by thy Divine Grace, that when we are led away with our own ●usts, and Tempted, O leave us not then to our Destruction. But Deliver us from Evil. Of Mundane Adversity, which will disquiet us; Satan's subtlety, which will destroy us; humane Cruelty, which will overthrow us; and eternal Misery, which may torment us; from all Evil, past, present, to come; Spiritual, Temporal, and Eternal; and this we ask that what ever Evil ●hall happen unto us, let us not sin against thee. For thine is the Kingdom, the Power and the Glory, for ever and ever, Amen. (Thy Kingdom,) is Powerful in itself, Comfortable to us, Terrible to thine Enemies, and Eternal in Heaven, for thou rulest and governest all: (thy Power,) great in our Creation, mighty in our Preservation, merciful in our Justification, and wonderful in our Glorification; for ●hou canst do all things (and Glory,) for which thou didst make all Things, to which we refer all Things: in which all Things do remain on Earth, and by which all thy Saints shall rejoice in Heaven: (for ever and ever) in themselves by continuance, in thy Saints by Practice; in thy Creatures by Proof, and in the Wicked by Torment: (Amen.) so be it by Intention of the Mind, serious Invocation of thy Name, diligent Execution of thy Commandments, and continual Communication of all thy Mercies prayed for; thou sav●st Ame● by commanding our Amen, by performing we say Amen, by believing and hoping; say but the Word, and we shall be cured. Ejaculations on several Occasions. Going from Home. O Lord I beseech thee favour the present harmless Intent and Purpose of thy Servant, be unto me in my Journey a Comfort, in the heat a shadow, in storms a shelter, and in adversity my protection that having finished my intended course, I may return in Peace, full o thy Praises and Mercies, who art near to all that call upon thee. When the Clock Strikes. Happy be the Hour in which my Saviour was Born, and the Ho●● in which he died! O Lord Remember me at the Hour of Death. Upon any disorderly Thoughts. Make me a clean Heart O God, and renew a right Spirit within m● When thou dost any good Work. Not unto us O Lord, not unto us, but unto thy Name give the Praise Upon any Deliverance. The Lord is my Shepherd I shall not want, he maketh me to lie down i● green Pastures, he leadeth me besides the still Waters, surely Goodness and Mercy shall follow me all the Days of my Life, and I will Dwell i● the House of my God for ever. when thou hearest the Bell toll. Teach me O Lord to number my Days, that I may apply my Hear● to Wisdom. Upon Thought of thy Sins. Turn away thy Face from my Sins O Lord, and blot out all my Offences▪ Upon the weariness of the World. O who will give me the Wings of a Dove, that I may fly away, and be at Rest! Ejaculations for the Evening. He will give his Angels charge over me, to keep me in all my Ways, and his Covenant he will not break nor alter the thing that is gone out of his Lips, for all the Promises of God in him are Yea, and in him Amen. A Prayer for the Evening. O Eternal and ever living Lord God, I the unworthiest of all thy Servants, do prostrate myself before the Face of thy Divine Majesty, imploring thy Pardon and Forgiveness, for the Offences against thee this da● Committed, and throughout the course of my whole Life, which hath been extreme Vile and B●se in thy sight; keep me I most humbly beseech thee from the Hours, and Powers of Darkness; Watch over me this Night in thy almighty Providence, and scatter all the Rebellions and Devices of my Adversaries. II. enlighten O Lord my Soul, sanctify my Body, govern my Affections, and guide my Thoughts, that in the fastest closure of my Eyelids, my Spirit may see thee, and in the depth of sleep may be conversant with thee; suffer me not to forget thee my great Creator, but to remember thee in the days of my Youth, before the evil day comes nigh unto me. III. Beget in me a godly sorrow which worketh to repentance never to be repent of, that I may be hearty grieved for my sins, not so much because of the danger of Hell-fire, as because I have offended thee, stretch out the wings of thy protection and mercy over me this night; though sleep seize upon the eyes of my body, yet let not security oppress my Soul: Keep me from idle Fancies, and from vain Dreams, give me a sober and sanctified use of all outward refreshing, that I may always in all things aim at this one thing, namely, how I may be the better fitted to serve thee faithfully in my place and Calling, and that for his sake, my only Lord and Saviour, Amen. A Thanksgiving for the Deliverance from the Hellish Powder Plot, by Bishop Ʋsher. I. Almighty Lord God, Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, and in him our most gracious and merciful Father, many are thy mercies towards us, and that our Souls know right well, and as we cannot be ignorant of them, unless we be senseless, so we cannot be forgetful unless we be thankless: by thee our Lot is fallen into a good ground, yea we have a goodly Heritage, by thee are our Bodies delivered from sickness, and by thee our Souls are delivered from Sin, by thee our Names are not a reproach unto our Enemies, and by thee our Estates are not a prey unto the Idolatrous. II. Thou hast done great things in our Land, and thy right hand hath brought mighty things to pass; O Lord thou hast done great things unto this Vine of thy English Israel, and what couldst thou have done more for it than thou hast? thou hast planted it by thy hand, placed it in thy Vineyard, hedged it by thy Providence, guarded it by thine Angels, watered it by thy Spirit, pruned it by thy Rods, supported it by thy Power, committed it to thy Husbandmen, beautified it by thy mercies, and fructified it by thine abundance, not of sour but sweet Grapes, the wild Boar of the Wood can never root it up, the Beasts of the Forest shall never devour it. III. What shall we render unto thee for all these Favours, or what can we render unto thee for all these Mercies? O our Souls praise the Lord, and all that is within us praise his Holy Name. O our Souls praise the Lord; and let us never forget his Benefits. We Lord had been blown up by the Powder of Rebellion, had not the Power of thy Providence watched over us. We therefore, our Princes, Nobles, Clergy, Commons, our Wives, Children, Servants and all, are here before thy Majesty this day, and now render unto thee, the Sacrifice of Praise, the Calves of our Lips, for this wonderful Deliverance showed unto our most Gracious King and Country; Lord teach us thereby to be thankful unto thee, obedient to our Governors, frequent in Prayer, fervent in the Spirit, and zealous in good Works, lest a worse thing hereafter happen unto us. iv Make us to detest Popery the Poison of Authority, Jesuits the Bellows of Sedition, Papists the Plotters of Rebellion, and to esteem better, this not new but most ancient Religion of ours, by which we are taught Piety to God, Loyalty to Governors, P●ace to the Church, Reverence of Superiority, Charity to our Inferiors, Amity to our Equals, Love to our Enemies, Patience in Tribulation, Thankfulness in Prosperity, Faithfulness in our Calling, and Honesty to all, and seeing of late thou hast delivered our Backs from whipping, our Liberty from serving, our Souls from dying, our Country from consuming, and our King and State from a sudden blowing up; Lord we pray thee that the Meditation of this Mercy may never departed out of our Minds, but that we may be thankful unto thee for Mercies received, and fearful of thee for Judgements escaped. V Teach us to Pray unto thee alone, who canst hear and grant our Requests, to keep our Country from Invasion, our Church from Dissension, our Houses from Infection▪ our State from Alteration, and People from the cruel Mercies of the Italian Popedom, whose Faith is Fancy, whose Force is Fraud, whose Trust is Treason, whose Obedience is Hypocrisy, whose Laws are Traditions, whose Pardoners are Priests, whose Saviour is the Pope, whose God is an Idol, whose Service is Foppery, whose Glory is their Shame, and whose End is Damnation except they Repent; Thus we thy People and Sheep of thy Pasture, have just Occasion to praise thy great Name, for this and all thy wonderful Deliverances, and Blessed be the Lord God of our Salvation for ever and ever, and let all the People say, Amen, Amen. An Historical Account of the First Plate. I. William Parry, a Doctor of the Civil Law, contrives Queen Elizabeth's Death. II. At his Trial he acknowledges the Fact; and confesses himself guilty. III. At his Execution he denies it, and is as innocent as the Child unborn. iv Queen Elizabeth at Tilbury to view her Army and Camp there, where she shown an undaunted courage and resolution. V Spaniards Landing in England, brought Knives, Torches, Wires and other Instruments to torture the Protestants. VI The Spanish Invasion, their Navy consisted of 130 Ships, whereof Galeases and Galleons 72, goodly Ships like to floating Towers, Soldiers 19290, Mariners 8350, Galley Slaves 2080, great Ordnance 2630, 12 of their Ships were called the 12 Apostles, this invincible Armado was 3 years a preparing, and in a month's time was put to confusion; the Banners taken from them were placed in St. Paul's Church, and a solemn Thanksgiving returned to Almighty God for that great deliverance. VII. The Gunpowder Treason a hatching, by Catesby, Fawkes, Garnet, Piercy, and Winter, etc. VIII. The taking of the House where there was a Cellar under the Parliament House fit for their hellish purpose, and there was laid in it 36 Barrels of Gunpowder, with store of Faggots to cover them. IX. A Letter is sent to the Lord Mounteagle, the Contents were these. My Lord, Out of the love I bear to some of your Friends, I have a care of your preservation, therefore I would wish you as you tender your life, to forbear your attendance at this Parliament, for God and Man have concurred to punish the wickedness of this time; and think not slightly of this Advertisement, for though there be no appearance of any stir, yet I say, they shall receive a terrible blow this Parliament, and yet shall not see who hurts them: This Counsel is not be contemned, because it may do you good, and can do you no harm; for the danger is past as soon as you have burnt this Letter, and I hope you will make good use of it. X. The Letter is read in Council, where King James considering it more deeply than any of his Nobles, apprehended some violent motion, and danger of blowing up by powder, and thereupon commanded diligent search to be made about the Parliament House, where the Powder and Faggots at last was found, and Guido Fawx booted and spurred, with his Match ready for the purpose hard by, whom they apprehended as a suspicious Person. XI. Fawx being examined before the King and Council, is so audacious as to express his horrid Treason that he was sorry it did not take effect; not long afterwards he with the rest of the bloody Conspirators were executed. XII. Bonfires made all over England, for the preservation from that horrid Powder Treason, and i● kept Annually on November the Fifth. Parry: confults: Q: E: Do. His Trial: His Execution. Queen: Elizab: at●●lbury weapons: to torture the: Englis Spanish: Invasion: Proved: Treason: hatching Taking of the house a Let: to: the Monteagle Read: in: Council: Faux: Examined: Bonfires: Made: Massacre: in: Ireland: King: Charles: Nurth King: Charles: Return The: Pestilence: 1665 The Dutch: war Fire: of London: 1666 Somersett house Consult at wild: house white horse: Tavern Resolve to kill the: king Pickerin: in S james: par● Coleman: Writing a let: An Historical Account of the Second Plate. I. Anno 1641. In October the Irish Rebellion broke out, where was 2000 Protestants, of Men, women, and Children barbarously murdered. II. January 30, 1648. King Charles the First of Blessed Memory, was mo●t barbarously murdered at his own Door, about Two of the Clock in the Afternoon by Oliver Cromwell, Bradshaw, and Ireton, and the rest of that damned Crew. III. May 29, 1660. His Majesty King Charles the Second, (whom God gra●● long to Reign) made his magnificent Entry through his City of London to his Palace at Whitehal, to the rejoicing of all his loving Subjects. iv 1665. A great Plague began in London, in which year died 97306 whereof of the Plague 68596. V The War between his Majesty and the States of Holland, wherein many bra●● Persons lost their Lives in that Sea Fight. VI Septemb. 2. 1666. Happened that dreadful and never to be forgotten 〈◊〉 of London, which continued burning three days, and destroyed 373 Acres within and 63 Acres and 3 Roods without the Walls of the City. VII. The Consult at Somerset House, where Whitebread and others were contriving to make away Dr. Oates, but he unknown to them overheard their Designs. VIII. The Consult at Wild House, where Sir George Wakeman gave his 〈◊〉 in the Entry Book for 5000 Pounds. IX. Several Meetings was held by Coleman and others, at the White Hor●● Tavern near St. Clement's Church in the Strand, about the Popish Plot. X. Signing the Writings to resolve to kill the King. XI. Pickering attempting to shoot the King in St. James' Park, for which was to receive 30000 Masses, which amounts to 1500 Pounds at 12 Pence 〈◊〉 Mass. XII. Coleman writing Letters to La Chaise, and the Jesuits beyond Sea, relation to the horrid Popish Plot. An Historical Account of the Third Plate. I. The Consult at the Plough Alehouse near Somerset House, about the Murdering of Sir Edmondbury Godfrey. II. He is dogged by some of the Murderers by St. Clement's Church, till he ●omes to Somerset House. III. At the Water Gate Hill steps to him, and desires him for God's sake to walk down, for two Men were quarrelling and he was afraid there would be blood shed, which after persuasion Sir Edmondbury Godfrey go●● down. IU. No sooner was he got down, but Green threw a large twisted Handkerchief about his Neck, Girald and Kelly secured his Sword, threw him down and throttled him, Green punching him with his Knee, and with all his force wrung his Neck quite round. V Then they carried up the Body into a little Room in Dr. Goddin's Lodgings, where Hill lived, there the Body lay all Saturday night, Sunday all day and night, till Monday at night. VI Then they carried it into another Room cross the Court of Somerset House, there it lay and was showed to Bedlow and others, in a dark Room by a dark Lantern. VII. The Body carried out in a Sedan from Somerset House, as far as the Grecian Church near Soho. VIII. Where having a Horse thy forced open his Legs and mounted him astride, setting up one behind to hold him up steady, so conveyed the Body to a Field near Primrose Hill, where they laid it in a ditch, run him through with his own Sword, and left his Scabbard and Gloves at a distance from him. IX. After the Jury had given in their Verdict, the Corpse was carried home, and afterwards solemnly buried in the Parish Church of St. Martin's in the Fields, his Funeral Sermon being preached by The Reverend Dr. Lloyd, Dean of Bangor. X. The Consult at the Queen's Head Tavern at Bow, and making merry after this bloody Murder. XI. Mr. Miles Prance Goldsmith, discovers to the King and Council the whole Murder of Sir Edmondbury Godfrey. XII. Justice Arnold is Assassinated near the upper end of Bell Yard by three or four Persons, whereof one Giles afterwards was apprehended for the Fact, and received his Trial at the Old Bailie, and stood three tim●s on the Pillory, and Fined five hundred Pounds. Consult att the Blow: S: E: B: G: Dogged: by: S. Clem. Is: Persuaded to: go: down Is: Strangled: There Carried: in a Sedan. Carried: on: horse back: Carried up: to Room Shown: to: Bedlow: S: E: B: G: Funeral: Consult at Bow: Prances Discovery: justice Arnold Assassinated Coleman giving: a guiny Ruffians: going: to: windsor Longhorn: giving Com●ssi: 〈◊〉 Oats: Discovery &c Seizing: Conspirators Coleman: in: Newgate E●s: execution at Tyburn Maid: hired to fir●ly 〈◊〉 Trial o● the Traitors execution of 5: jesuits The ●eal: Tub: Listing: the: Boys: An Historical Account of the Fourth Plate. I. Coleman gives the four Ruffians a Guiney to encourage them to Expedite business at Windsor. II. The four Ruffians going to Windsor to kill his Majesty. III. Langhorn giving out several Commissions at his Chamber in the Tem●●● in Writing, transmitted to him by an Authority from the See of Rome. IV. Dr. Oates Discovery to the King and Council of the horrid Popish Plot ●gainst his sacred Majesty. V The seizing several conspirators, whereof some were sent to the Tower, 〈◊〉 to Newgate, to the Gatehouse, and the Marshalsea. VI Coleman examined in Newgate by several Lords of the Privy Coun●●● but being obstinate confessed nothing of the Plot. VII. He is drawn from Newgate to Tyburn, there Hanged and Quartered, Corpse put in a Coffin and buried. VIII. A Maid was hired to fire her Master's House, by one Stubbs, but she ●●ceiving her Trial was found guilty, and hanged. IX. The Trials at the Old Bailie of several Traitor's, as Grove, Ireland, Pic●ring, Green, Bury, and Hill, and several others. X. The Execution of the Five Jesuits at Tyburn, which were Whitebread Harcourt, Fenwick, Gawen, and Turner. XI. The Shame Plot of the Meal Tub, which was to throw the Plot of the Pap●●● in the Presbyterians, contrived by the Lords in the Tower, and several 〈◊〉 Persons. XII. The Listing of the Apprentice Boys, pretending to burn the Rump on 〈◊〉 Twenty Ninth Day of May, in Hyde-park and Moorfields, whereof Captain 〈◊〉 ●he Ringleader was sent to Newgate. WORDS OF ONE SYLLABLE. A. 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Zeal zone WORDS OF TWO SYLLABLES. Abact abact a-base abase a-bate abate ab-ba abba ab-hor abhor a-bide abide ab-ject abject ab-jure abjure a-ble able a-board aboard a-bode abode a-bove above a-bound abound about about abroad abroad absence' absence ab-sent absent ab-stain abstain ab-solve absolve ab-stract abstract ab-surd absurd a-buse abuse ac-cept accept ac-cess access a-ches aches abyss abyss ac-cord accord a-corn acorn accounted account accounts accounts ac-cuse accuse accursed accursed ac-quaint acquaint ac-quit acquit a-cree acree act-ing acting ac-tive active ac-tor actor ad-ded added ad-der adder adhere adhere ad-jure adjure ad-just adjust ad-journ adjourn adjudge adjudge adjoyn adjoin ad-dress address ad-dict addict adieu adieu ad-mit admit ad-vance advance advice advice advice advise a-dopt adopt ad-vent advent ad-verb adverb ado ado a-dorn adorn a-dore adore afar afar af-fairs affairs affect affect af-firm affirm afflict afflict af-fright affright afoot afoot afore afore a-fraid afraid afresh afresh after after af-ford afford a-gain again against against aged aged age's ages a-go ago ago ago agreed agree aggates aggates aground aground a-gue ague a-ha aha aid-ed aided ail-ed ailed aileth aileth aim-ed aimed air-ed aired alack alack a-larm alarm alas alas alloy allay al-ledge allege alike alike alive alive al-low allow al-lure allure al-mond almond almost almost aloft aloft alone alone along along a-loof aloof a-loud aloud al-lude allude al-pha alpha al-so also alter altar altar alter although although al-ways always am-ber amber am-ble amble am-bush ambush a-maze amaze a-men amen a-mend amend a-merce amerce a-miss amiss among among amongst amongst a-mours amours ankle ankle an-chor anchor an-gel angel angel's angels anger anger an-gle angle angered angered an-gry angry an-guish anguish annise anise a-noint anoint anon anon an-nex annex anew anew annoyed annoy an-swer answer an-vil anvil any any apace apace apart apart apiece apiece ap-peal appeal ap-pear appear ap-pease appease ap-ple apple ap-ply apply ap-point appoint ap-plaud applaud ap-plause applause ap-proach approach ap-prove approve a-pril april a-pron apron array array ar-cher archer archees archees ar-bour arbour ar-gue argue a-right aright arise arise a-rose arose arm-ed armed armholes armholes arm-strong armstrong arm army army's armies ar-mour armour ar-rears arrears ar-rest arrest ar-rive arrive ar-row arrow as-cend ascend ar-raign arraign as-cent ascent a-scribe ascribe aside aside a-sleep asleep ask-ed asked ask ask as-sault assault as-sail assail as-say assay as-sent assent as-sess assess asaph's ass' as-sign assign as-pect aspect as-perse asperse assist assist ash-es ashes as-soon assoon a-stray astray assure assure assuage assuage aswell aswell at-tack attack at-tain attain at-taint attaint attend attend attended attended at-tempt attempt at-tach attach a-theist atheist a-thirst athirst at-tire attire a-venge avenge a-verse averse aug-ment augment a-vail avail a-void avoid august august a-vow avow a-vouch avouch au-stere austere au-tumn autumn author author awake awake a-ward award awk-ward awkward ware ware away away a-woke awoke a-wry awry ax-es axe's axe-yard axe-yard B. B. Bab-ble Babble babbler babbler babbling babbling backbite backbite backbone backbone backparts backparts backside backside back-slide backslide backward backward ba-con bacon bad-ger badger bad-ness badness badest badest bag-gage baggage baf-fle baffle bai-liff bailiff bake-meats bake-meats ba-ker baker ba-king baking balance balance bal-last ballast bald-ness baldness balsam balsom ban-ded banded ban-dy bandy ba-nish banish ban-ner banner ban-ning banning bankrupt bankrupt ban-quet banquet baptise baptise bap-tism baptizm bap-tist baptist bar-bed barbed bar-ber barber barefoot barefoot b●re-leg bareleg bare-n●ck bareneck bare-ness bareness bar-gain bargain bark-ing barking bar-ley barley bar-red barred bar-rel barrel bar-ren barren bar-row barrow bar-ter barter base-ness baseness bash-ful bashful base base ba-ses bases bas-ket basket basin basin bas-tard bastard bath-ed bathed bath-ing bathing battle battle bat-ter batter bayleaf bayleaf bay-tree baytree bay-salt baysalt bawl-ing bawling beacon beacon bea-dle beadle b●a-gle beagle bear-er bearer bear-ing bearing beak-er beaker beat-en beaten beat-ing beating bea-ver beaver beauty beauty become become because because bec-kon beckon beckoned beckoned be-come become bedstead bedstead bee-tle beetle be-fall befall befallen befell before before be-foul befoul begun began be-gat begat be-get beget beg-gar beggar beg-ging begging begotten begot begin begin be-guile beguile be-gun begun be-gir● begirt be-half behalf behalves behalves be-have behave behaged behaged behead behead be-held beheld be-hight behight behind behind behold behold behoof behoove being being believe believe be-lief belief be-lie belie bel-low bellow bel-lows bellows belie belly be-long belong below below be-moan bemoan bench-es benches bend-ing bending beneath beneath be-queath bequeath be-reave bereave be-reft bereft beril beril ber-ries berries be-seech beseech be-siege besiege be-seem beseem be-set beset besides besides be-som besom beshrew beshrew be-sot besot be-sought besought be-stead bestead be-stir bestir be-stow bestow betake betake be-think bethink betimes betimes be-tray betray ●e-troth betrothe bet-ter better bet-ting betting between between be-twixt betwixt be-wail bewail beware beware be-witch bewitch be-wray bewray beyond beyond bib-ber bibber bi-ble bible bid-den bidden bid-ding bidding bilk-ing bilking bil-lows billows bil-lets billets bilbo bilbo bind-er binder bind-ing binding birch-en birchen birthday birthday birthright birthright bishop bishop biscuit biscuit bi-teth biteth bit-ten bitten bit-ter bitter bit-tern bittern black-box blackbox black-ness blackness blackguard blackguard bla-med blamed blame-less blameless blanch-ed blanched blan-ket blanket blad-der bladder blas-pheme blaspheme blast-ed blasted blast-ing blasting bla-zon blazon bla-zing blazing blear-ing blearing bleat-ing bleating ble-mish blemish blend-ing blending blessed blessed bles-sing blessing blind-ed blinded blind-ness blindness blind-ly blindly blindfold blindfold blis-ter blister blockhead blockhead bloo-dy bloody blood-ed blooded bloom-ed bloomed bloom-ing blooming blos-soms blossoms blot-ting blotting blot-ted blotted blow-eth bloweth blow-ing blowing blush-ing blushing boar-ish boarish boast-ed boasted boast-ing boasting bo-dy body bo-dice bodice bod-kin bodkin boil-ed boiled boil-ing boiling bold-ly boldly bold-ness boldness bol-ling bolling bol-led bolled bol-ster bolster bo-lus bolus bon-dage bondage bondman bondman bondmen bondmen bondslave bondslave bonfire bonfire bon-grace bongrace bon-net bonnet bon-ny bonny boo-ty booty boot-ed booted boo-by booby bor-der border bo-rough borough bor-row borrow bo-red bored bo-rage borage bos-ses bosses bo-som bosom bot-tle bottle bottom bottom bound-ed bounded bound-less boundless boun-ty bounty bow-ed bowed bow-er bower bow-els bowels bowman bowman bow-shoot bowshoot bow-ler bowler bow-ling bowling box-ing boxing box-tree boxtree boy-ish boyish brack-et bracket brace-let bracelet brag-ging bragging bran-dy brandy brandished brandished brang-ling brangling bram-ble bramble branch-es branches branch-ing branching braw-ler brawler braw-ling brawling bray-ed brayed braw-ny brawny bra-zen brazen breaches breaches break-er breaker breakfast breakfast break-neck break-neck breakup breakup breastbone breastbone breastplate breastplate breath-ing breathing breath-less breathless breech-es breeches breed-er breeder breed-ing breeding breezes breezes brothers brethren brew-er brewer briers briers brick-kiln brickkiln bridecake bridecake bridegroom bridegroom bri-dle bridle bri-dling bridling briefer briefer brief-ly briefly bright-er brighter bright-ness brightness brimful brimful brim-m●r brimmer brimstone brimstone bring-er bringer bring-ing bringing bri-nish brinish brit-tle brittle britler britler broader broader broadest broadest broil-ed broiled broil-ing broiling bro-ken broken broker broker brother brother broughtest broughtest brought-up broughtup browbeat browbeat brown-er browner brui-sed bruised brui-ses bruises brutish brutish bub-ble bubble buck-et bucket buck-le buckle buck-ler buckler bud-ding budding buf-fet buffet buf-foon buffoon buffler buffler bu-gle bugle bugbear bugbear build-er builder build-ing building bul-lock bullock bulrush bulrush bulwark bulwark bump-er bumper bump-kin bumpkin bunches bunches bun-dle bundle bur-den burden burn-ed burned burn-ing burning bur-gess burgess burglers burglers bur-nish burnish borough burrow burst-ed bursted burst-en bursten bu-ry bury bush-es bushes bush-el bushel bush-y bushy busy busy butch-er butcher but-ler butler but-ter butter but-ting butting but-tocks buttocks but-ton button buy-er buyer buy-ing buying byblow byblow byways byways by-ward byward byword byword C. C. Cab-bage Cabbage cabin cabin cages cages cakebread cakebread cauldron caldron calkers calkers cal-led called cal-ling calling calveth calveth cal-ving calving cambric cambric ca-mel camel camest camest camp-ed camped cam-phire camphire can-cel cancel can-non cannon can-dle candle can-ker canker cankered cankered cannot cannot ca-pon capon captain captain cap-tious captious cap-tive captive carcase carcase card-ing carding care-ful careful care-less careless ca-ress caress ca-rouse carouse car-man carman career career campagn campagn car-ter carter car-nal carnal carry carry cart-rope cartrope cartwheel cartwheel carthorse carthorse car-ver carver car-ving carving case-ment casement cases cases cast-ing casting cast-er caster cas-tle castle catch-ing catching cattle cattle cau-dle caudle cause's causes cau-sing causing cau-sey causey ca-reer career ca-vel cavel cea-sing ceasing ce-dar cedar cellar cellar ce-ment cement cen-ser censer cen-sure censure cer-tain certain cha-fing chafing chain-ing chaining chain-work chainwork chalk-ed chalked chalk-stone chalkstone chal-lenge challenge cham-bers chambers champagn champagn chan-cel chancel changers changers chand-ler chandler chan-ceth chanceth changeling changeling chan-ter chanter chaplets chaplets chapman chapman chapel chapel chap-ter chapter chan-nel channel charg-ing charging chap-lain chaplain char-ming charming char-ter charter cha-stise chastise chattel chattels chat-ter chatter cha-ses chaces chase chase chas-ten chasten chequer chequer checkmate checkmate cheekbone cheekbone cheek-teeths cheekteeth chea-pen cheapen chea-per cheaper cheer-eth cheereth cheer-ful cheerful cheeses cheeses cherbet cherbet che-rish cherish cher-ry cherry cheating cheating chestnut chestnut chew-ed chewed chew-ing chewing chick-en chicken chick-weed chickweed childing chiding chief-est chiefest chief chief childhood childhood child-ish childish child-less childless children children chim-ney chimney chimming chimming chink-ing chinking choked choked choi-cest choicest cho-ler choler choo-ser chooser choo-sing choosing choose chosen christmas christmas christian christian crystal crystal chrisomes chrisomes church's churches church-ing churching church●porch churchporc● churchyard churchyard chur-lish churlish churn-ing churning ceiling ceiling circled circle cir-cuit circuit choosing choosing cis-tern cistern city city ci-vet civet ci●vil civil clack-ing clacking cla-mour clamour clam-my clammy claim-ing claiming clap-ped clapped clap-per clapper cla-ret claret cla-ry clary clasp-ing clasping claw-ing clawing clean-ly cleanly clean-ness cleanness clean●ser cleanser clean-seth cleanseth clear-ly clearly clear-ness clearness clearsight clearsight clea-ved cleaved cl●a-ver cleaver climb-ing climbing clothed clothed clothing clothing clock-weights clockweigh●● clod-pate clodpate clog-ging clogging clo-ses closes clo-set closet clo-ser closer clou-dy cloudy clo-ven cloven clout-ed clouted clow-nish clownish clus-ter cluster cly-ster clyster coach-es coaches coach-ing coaching coachman coachman coat-ed coated cobbler cobbler cock-les cockles cof-fee coffee codlings coddlings cof-fer coffer cog-ging cogging cof-fin coffin col-lar collar college college coheirs coheirs cold-ness coldness col-lops collops coin-ing coining co-lour colour col-league colleague colloque collogue column column come-ly comely commerce commerce comes cometh comeat comeat com-bine combine com-fort comfort co-ming coming com-mand command com-mence commence commend commend commerce commerce com-mit commit com-mode commode common common com-mon common com●bat combat com●pact compact com-pare compare com-part compart com-pass compass comb-ing combing com-pel compel com-plain complain com-plaint complaint complete complete com-pose compose com-pound compound com-pute compute con-ceal conceal con-ceit conceit con-cave concave con-ceive conceive con-cern concern con-clude conclude con-cise concise con-cord concord con-course concourse con-coct concoct con-demn condemn con-dole condole con-dign condign con-duce conduce con-duct conduct con-duit conduit coneys coneys con-fess confess con-firm confirm con-flict conflict con-fer confer confided confide confounded confound con-fute confute con-firm confirm con-fuse confuse con-form conform con-geal congeal congee congee conjoin conjoin con-jure conjure con-nex connex con-nive connive con-front confront con-quer conquer con-quest conquest con-sent consent con-sist consist con-serve conserve con-sort consort con-stant constant con-spire conspire con-sult consult con-sume consume con-strain constrain con-strue construe con-spute conspute con-tain contain con-temn contemn con-tempt contempt con-tend contend content content con-test contest con-tract contract con-trite contrite con-trive contrive con-vent convent con-vert convert con-verse converse convey convey con-vince convince con-vict convict cook-ing cooking cool-ing cooling cool-ness coolness coop-er cooper co-py copy co-ping coping cop-per copper cop-pice coppice coral coral cor-net cornet cor-ner corner corp-ses corpses cor-rect correct cor-rode corrode cor-rupt corrupt cost-ly costly cot-tage cottage couch-ing couching couches couches couch-ant couchant co-ver cover co-vert covert co-vet covet couldst couldst coul-ter coulter coun-sel counsel cough-ing coughing councils council coun-ter counter count-ing counting coun-tess countess coun-ty county coun-try country cou-ple couple cou-pled coupled cou-rage courage courses courses cozen cousin cow-ard coward cow-itch cowitch cow-turd cow-turd co-zen cousin crack-ling crackling cracknels cracknels craf-ty crafty crafts-man craftsman craftsmen craftsmen cramp-ed cramped crash-ing crashing crazy crazy cra-ving craving created create cre-dit credit crea-ture creature creepers creepers creep-ing creeping cripple cripple cri-ed cried cry-ing crying crim-son crimson crip-ple cripple crisp-ing crisping cra-dle cradle crack-ers crackers crookt-back crooktback crook-ed crooked crossbow crossbow crossbite crossbite crossness crossness crostlet crostlet crosway crosway crouch-ing crouching crowding crowding crow-ing crowing crown-ed crowned crut-ches crutches curdled curdled cru-el cruel crush-ed crushed cu-bit cubit cuckoo cuckoo cud-gel cudgel cum-brance cumbrance cuf-fing cuffing cumbreth cumbreth cum-min cummin cun-ning cunning cupboard cupboard cu-red cured cur-led curled cur-rent current cur-rence currence cur-ry curry cur-ses curses cur-sing cursing cur-tain curtain cu-rate curate custom custom cus-tard custard cut-ler cutler cut-ting cutting cy-clops cyclops cider cider cym-bal cymbal cyn-der cynder cupid cupid cy-press cypress D. D. Dab-ble Dabble dag-ger dagger dal-ly dally dain-ty dainty dai-ry dairy da-mask damask damage damage damning damning dam-ned damned damsen damsen dan-ces dances dan-cing dancing dan-dle dandle danger danger dark-ness darkness dar-ling darling dash-ing dashing daughter daughter dau-ber dauber daub-ing daubing daunt-ed daunted dawn-ing dawning dai-ly daily daylight daylight daybreak daybreak dayspring dayspring daystar daystar dea-con deacon dead-ly deadly dead-ness deadness deaf-ness deafness deal-er dealer dearning dearning deal-ing dealing dearly dearly de-base debase de-bate debate debt-or debtor de-cay decay de-cease decease de-ceit deceit de-ceive deceive deck-ed decked declare declare de-cline decline de-coct decoct de-cent decent de-crease decrease de-cree decree de-creed decreed deem-ed deemed deep-ness deepness de-fame defame de-feat defeat de-face deface de-fend defend de-fence defence de-feat defeat de-fer defer de-file defile de-form deform de-fray defray de-fraud defraud ●e-fye defy de-gree degree ●e-grade degrade ●e-ject deject ●e-lay delay ●e-light delight ●e-lude delude ●●-luge deluge ●●-mand demand ●●-mean demean ●●-mise demise ●●-murr demur lamure demure ●●-nounce denounce ●●-ny deny ●●-pute depute ●●-part departed ●●-prive deprive ●●-pend depend ●●-pose depose ●●-ride deride ●●-plore deplore ●●-prave deprave ●●-press depress desert desert de-scend descend design design de-scent descent de-scribe describe de-scry descry desert desert de-serve deserve de-sire desire de-sist desist de-spair despair de-spise despise de-spite despite de-stroy destroy de-tain detain de-ter deter de-test detest device device de-vil devil device devise de-vote devote de-voir devoir de-vour devour deout devout di-al dial di-ed died dying dying dif-fer differ dig-ged digged dim-ness dimness di-ned dined din-ner dinner di-et diet dip-per dipper dip-ped dipped diphthong diphthong di-rect direct dis-arm disarm dis-cern discern discharge discharge dis-claim disclaim dis-close disclose dis-course discourse discord discord dis-count discount dis-creet discreet disdain disdain di-sease disease dis-grace disgrace dis-guise disguise disjoin disjoin dish-es dishes dis-may dismay dis-miss dismiss despair despair dispatch dispatch dis-perse disperse dis-pense dispense dis-prove disprove dis-please displease dis-play display dis-praise dispraise dis-pute dispute dis-pose dispose dis-solve dissolve descent dissent distaff distaff distracted distract dis-tance distance dis-tant distant dis-tinct distinct dis-til distil distaste distaste dis-tress distress dis-train distrain dis-trust distrust ditch-er ditcher ditch-es ditches diverse divers di-vide divide divine divine di-vorce divorce di-vulge divulge doctor doctor doc-trine doctrine do-●r doer do-ing doing dole-ful doleful doomsday doomsday door-post doorpost do-tage dotage do-ting doting dou-ble double doubt-ful doubtful dove-house dove-house dou●●-less doubtless downe-bed downbed downwards downwards do-zen dozen dow-ry dowry doughtub doughtub drag-ged dragged drain-ing draining dra-gon dragon draw-er drawer dra-per draper draw-ing drawing dread-ful dreadful dreamt dreamt dream-er dreamer dread-ing dreading dres-ser dresser dres-sing dressing drew-est drewest dri-er drier dry-ing drying drink-er drinker drink-ing drinking dril-ling drilling dri-ven driven dri-ver driver dri-ving driving drop-ping dropping droop-ing drooping dropsy dropsy dros-sy drossy drown-ing drowning drow-sy drowsy drun-kard drunkard drudg-ing drudging drun-ken drunken dung-ing dunging dry-boots dryboots dryshod dryshod dung-boat dungboat dung-cart dungcart dungground dungground dunghill dunghill dungport dungport du-ring during du-ty duty du-ties duties duke-dom dukedom dwel-ler dweller dwel-ling dwelling duel duel dulness dulness E. E. Eached Eached ea-ger eager ea-gle eagle ear-ed eared ear-ring ear-ring earl-dom earldom ear-ly early earrings earrings ear-ned earned ear-nest earnest earth-en earthen earth-ly earthly earthquake earthquake ea-sed eased eas-ter easter eastward eastward ea-sy easy eat-en eaten eat-er eater eat-ing eating echo echo eclipse eclipse edg-ed edged edg-ing edging edges edges e-dict edict ef-fect effect eigh-teen eighteen eigh-teenth eighteenth eigh-ty eighty e-gypt egypt ei-ther either el-bow elbow el-der elder elder eldest e-ject eject e-lect elect em-balm embalm em-pire empire em-ploy employ emp-ty empty en-camp encamp en-chant enchant en-close enclose increase increase end-ed ended end-ing ending end-less endless en-croach encroach en-dear endear en-dow endow en-due endue en-dure endure en-force enforce inflame inflame en-gage engage en-gine engine en-gland england english english en-grave engrave en-hance enhance enjoy enjoy enjoin enjoin en-large enlarge en-light enlight enough enough inquire inquire en-rich every en-sign ensign en-snare ensnare en-sue ensue en-sure ensure en-ter enter en-tice entice en-trance entrance install install en-tail entail en-try entry envy envy e-phod ephod e-qual equal er-rand errand errand errand e-rect erect error error en-throne enthrone en-tire entire e-squire esquire e-spouse espouse e-scape escape essay essay e-schew eschew e-spy espy e-state estate e-strange estrange es-sence essence e-steem esteem en-thral enthral etch-ing etching en-tomb entomb en-treat entreat en-trust entrust even even e-vent event e-ver ever eu-nuch eunuch ew-er ewer ex-act exact ex-alt exalt ex-ceed exceed ex-cel excel except except ex-cess excess ex-cise excise ex-change exchange ex-claim exclaim ex-clude exclude ex-cluse excluse excuse excuse ex-empt exempt ex-hort exhort exhausted exhaust ex-ile exile expect expect ex-pel expel expenses expense ex-pert expert ex-plain explain ex-ploit exploit ex-pose expose ex-pound expound ex-port export ex-press express ex-pire expire ex-tend extend ex-tant extant ex-tinct extinct ex-tol extol ex-tract extract extreme extreme eyeballs eyeballs eyebrows eyebrows eyelids eyelids ey-ed eyed eye-bright eyebright eyesalve eyesalve eyesight eyesight eyestrings eyestrings eyesore eyesore eye-teeths eyeteeth F. F. Fables Fables fa-ces faces faceing facing facile facile fac-tor factor fa-deth fadeth fa-ding fading fadgeth fadgeth fail-ed failed fail-ing failing faggot faggot fa-mous famous faint-ed fainted faint-ness faintness faintheart faintheart fair-er fairer fairing fairing faithful faithful faith-less faithless fal-len fallen fal-ling falling fal-low fallow falsehood falsehood false-ly falsely false-ness falseness false-oath falseoath fa-mine famine famished famished fan-cy fancy farewell farewel farrof farrof far-ther farther far-thing farthing fan-ner fanner fasting fasting fast-er faster fast-en fasten fastened fastened father father fa-thom fathom fatlings fatlings fat-ted fatted fattening fattening fat-ness fatness faul-ty fault-less faultless fa-vour favour fear-ing fearing fear-ful fearful feast-day feastday feast-ed feasted feast-ing feasting fea-thers feathers fee-ble feeble feed-ing feeding feel-ing feeling feign-ed feigned fel-led felled fellow fellow fe-lon fellow fe-male female fen-ced fenced fer-ret ferret fer-ry ferry fer-vent fervent fetch-ing fetching fet-ters fetters fe-ver fever fuel fuel few-er fewer fie●-cer fiercer fierce-ness fierceness fif-teen fifteen fif-teenth fifteenth fif-ty fifty figtree figtree fig-leaves figleaves fight fight figure's figures fil-led filled fil-let fillet fil-ling filling fi-ling filing fil-thy filthy fi-nal final find-ing finding fi-ner finer fi-nest finest fin-ger finger fi-nish finish firebrand firebrand firehearth firehearth firepan firepan fir-kin firkin first-ling firstling firtree fi●●●ee firstborn f●●●●born firstday firstday first-fruits firstfruits firstmonth firstmonth firstyear firstyear fish-gate fishgate fish-hook fishhook fish-pool fishpool fishpond fishpond fish-spear fishspear fish-er fisher fishes fishes fish-ing fishing fitch's fitches' fit-ly fitly fit-ted fitted fit-ting fitting fix-ed fixed fix-ing fixing fla-gon flagon flag-staff flagstaff fla-ming flaming flash-ing flashing flat-ter flatter flay-ed flayed fleeth fleeth fleer-ing fleering fleshhook fleshhook flesh-ly fleshly flesh-y fleshy fleshpots fleshpots fli-eth flieth fly-blow flyblow flying flying flintglass flintglass flin-ty flinty flout-ing flouting flou-rish flourish float-ing floating flow-ing flowing flock-ing flocking floor-ing flooring flut-ter flutter flow-er flower flush-ing flushing fod-der fodder floodgates floodgates foyling foiling fold-ing folding foling foling follow follow fol-ly folly fond-ness fondness foaming foaming fo-ment foment fop-ling fopling foolish foolish fool-ing fooling foot-ing footing foot-cloth foot-cloth foot-board footboard footman footman foot-pad footpad footsteps footsteps footstool footstool footway footway forbade forbade for-bear forbear forbidden forbidden for-born forborn for-ced forced force's forces fore-arm forearm forecast forecast for-ging forging forefront forefront forego forego forehead forehead fore-horse fore-horse foreknow foreknow foreman foreman fore-most foremost for-lorn forlorn for-mal formal forepart forepart foresaw foresaw foreship foreship foreskin foreskin foretell foretell foretell foretold fore-warn forewarn forgot forgot for-gave forgave for-ged forged forgers forgers forget forget for-give forgive for-got forgot form form form-ing forming form-er former forest forest foreign foreign forsake forsake forsaken forsook forsooth forsooth for-swear forswear for-sworn forsworn forthwith forthwith for-ty forty forward forward foul-ed fouled foul-er fouler found-ed founded foun-der founder foundered foundered foun-tain fountain fourfold fourfold foursquare foursquare four-score fourscore four-teen fourteen four-teenth fourteenth fouler fowler fowl-ing fowling fox's foxes fragments fragments fra-med framed frank-ly frankly freck●led freckled freck-les freckles fre-ed freed freegrace freegrace freedom freedom freeleave freeleave free-ly freely freeman freeman free-gift freegift fre-quent frequent freewill freewill freez-ing freezing fresh-er fresher fret-ful fretful fret-ting fretting friend-ly friendly friendship friendship frin-ges fringes friday friday frontlet's frontlet's fro-ward froward frown-ing frowning fro-zen frozen frost-work frostwork fruit-ful fruitful frus-trate frustrate fried fried ful-fil fulfil ful-ler fuller fullness fullness fur-bish furbish fur-bush furbush fu-ry fury fur-long furlong fur-nace furnace fur-nish furnish fur-row furrow fur-ther further fu-ture future ful-some fulsome G. G. Gaddest Gaddest gain-ed gained gainsay gainsay gallant gallant gal-ley g●lley gal-lows gallows gal-led galled ga-ped gaped gar-den garden gamester gamester gar-land garland garlic garlic gar-ment garment gar-ner garner gar-nish garnish ga-ther gather gaved gaved gavest gavest ga-zer gazer ga-zing gazing gan-grene gangrene geld-er gelder geld-ing gelding gen-der gender gentle gentile gentle gentle gently gently gen-try gentry ges-ture gesture get-ting getting gewgaws gewgaws giants giants guessing guessing ghost-ly ghostly gild-er gilder gild gild gid-dy giddy gift-ed gifted gimcracks gimcracks gin-ger ginger gird-ing girding gird-le girdle gi-ven given gi-ver giver gi-ving giving glaber glaber glad-ly gladly glad-ness gladness glandles glandles' glass-man glassman glass's glass' gleab-land gleabland glean-ed gleaned gleanings glean glib-ly glibly gli-ding gliding glis-sen glissen glister glister glit-ter glitter gloo-my gloomy glo-ry glory glo-ver glover glos-sy glossy gloz-ing glozing glu-ing gluing glue-pot gluepot gluebrush gluebrush glut-ton glutton gnash-ing gnashing gnaw-ing gnawing goad-ing goading goatshair goatshair goat-ish goatish goats-milk goatsmilk goats-skin goatsskin goblet's goblet's gobbling gobbling god-dess goddess godhead godhead godly godly god-ward godward go-ings go golden golden goldsmith goldsmith gold-watch goldwatch good-ness goodness go-red gored gor-get gorget gos-hawk goshawk gos-ling gosling gos-pel gospel gos-sip gossip got gotten go-tam gotam go-vern govern gou-ty gouty grace-less graceless graf-ted grafted grammar grammar grandchild grandchild gran-num grannum grant-ed granted grap-ple grapple grassplat grassplat gra-ter grater graved graven gra-ver graver gra-ving graving gra-vy gravy gravel gravel grea-ter greater great-ness greatness gree-dy greedy greasy greasy green-ish greenish green-ness greenness greet-ing greeting grie-vance grievance grie-ving grieving grie-vous grievous grinders grinders grind-ing grinding greyhound greyhound grin-ning grinning gripping griping grit-ty gritty grizzled grizzled groan-ing groaning gro-cer grocer gro-ping groping grossly grossly grot-to grotto ground-ing grounding ground-less groundless ground-room groundroom grow-ing growing grubing grubing grudg-ing grudging gui-ded guided guild-ing guilding guilt-less guiltless guil-ty guilty gul-led gulled gul-let gullet gum-med gummed gun-ner gunner gun-room gunroom gush-ing gushing gut-ter gutter gut-ting gutting H. H. Habit Habit hack-ing hacking hack-ney hackney hag-gard haggard hagling hagling haggler haggler hail-ed hailed hailstones hailstones hai-ry hairy hair-lace hairlace ha-ling haling hollow hollow halt-ing halting hamblets hamblets ham-mer hammer hamp-er hamper ham-strung hamstrung ham-mock hammock han-dy handy hand-ful handful han-dle handle hand-ling handling handmaid handmaid handsaw handsaw handsome handsome handstaff handstaff hang-ed hanged hang-ings hang hangman hangman handspit handspit handsel handsel hap happen happy happy har-bour harbour har-den harden hardened hardened hard-er harder hard-ly hardly hard-ness hardness har-lot harlot harm-less harmless har-ness harness har-per harper harp-ing harping harrase harrase harangue harangue har-row harrow hars-let harslet har-vest harvest hazel hazel has-ten hasten hastened hastened has-ty hasty hatch-ing hatching ha-ted hated hate-ful hateful ha-ter hater ha-ting hating ha-tred hatred hat-ter hatter hatband hatband having having ha-ven haven haugh-ty haughty havoc havoc hawk-er hawker hawk-ing hawking haycock haycock hay-rick hayrick hay-stack haystack hay-mow hay-mow headache headache headlong headlong head-piece head-piece headstrong headstrong hea-dy heady heal-ing healing heal-er healer heap-ing heaping heardest heardest hear-er hearer hear-ing hearing harken hearken harkened harkened hear-ty hearty heat-ing heating hea-then heathen hea-thy heathy hea-ved heaved heaven heaven hea-vy heavy hebrew hebrew hedg-es hedges hedg-ing hedging hei-fer heifer hei-nous heinous hel-met helmet help-ed helped help-er helper help-ful helpful help-ing helping hemlock hemlock hem-ming hemming henbane henbane henceforth henceforth herald herald her-ring herring hero hero headsman headsman herdsman herdsman hereby hereby herein herein here-of hereof here-with herewith hew-ing hewing hic-cough hiccough hid-den hidden hi-ding hiding high-er higher highness' highness hil-lock hillock himself himself hin-der hinder hind-leg hindleg hindmost hindmost hind-part hindpart hindered hindered hin-ges hinges hint-ed hinted hip-ped hipped hi-red hired hire-ling hireling his-sing hissing hither hither highway highway hoard-ing hoarding hoa-ry hoary hob-ble hobble ho-cus hocus hockmore hockmore hod-dy hoddy hogish hogish hoist hoist hold-ing holding hol-low hollow helped helped holy holy ho-mage homage home-born homeborn homebred homebred home-ly homely homespun homespun honest honest ho-nour honour ho-ney honey hoodwinked hoodwinked hook-ing hooking hoop-ing hooping hoot-ing hooting ho-ping hoping hope-less hopeless hop-ping hopping hope-ful hopeful hornbook hornbook hor-net hornet horror horror horseback horseback horseman horseman horseleech horseleech horses' horses ho-sen hoses hot-ter hotter hourglass hourglass hour-ly hourly household household house's houses housewife housewife how-ling howling hu-man human hum-ble humble hum-bled humbled hum-bly humbly hum-ming humming hu-mour humour hump-ish humpish hun-dred hundred hundredth hundredth hun-ger hunger hun-gry hungry hun-ter hunter hunt-ing hunting huntsman huntsman hur-dle hurdle hur-ling hurling hur-ry hurry hurt-ing hurting hurt-ful hurtful husband husband hus-sy hussy hus-tings hustings hy-dra hydra hy-men hymen hy-phen hyphen hyssop hyssop I. I. Jab-ber Jabber jacint jacint jack-daw jackdaw jackline jackline jack-straw jackstraw jackweight jackweight ja-ded jaded jag-ged jagged jang-ling jangling jar-ring jarring javelin javelin jawbone jawbone jaw-teeths jawteeths jailor jailor ibid. ibid. i-dle idle i-dol idol jealous jealous jeer-ing jeering jel-ly jelly jepped jepped jest-ing jesting je-sus jesus jet-ting jetting jew-el jewel jew-ish jewish jewsears jewsears ill-ness illness embalm embalm embark embark embrace embrace im-mense immense im-part impart i-mage image im-pede impede im-plead implead im-plore implore employ employ im-pose impose im-pute impute im-port import im-post im●ost im-prove improve in-fect infect in-camp incamp in-cense incense in-cest incest in-cert incert in-course incourse in-crease increase encroach encroach endear endear in-debt indebt in-●ent indent endorse endorse endow endow in-duce induce indulge indulge endue endue endure endure indeed indeed in-cline incline enclose enclose income income enchant inchant in-clude include in-fant infant infear infear in-fer infer infine infine in-flame inflame in-form inform enforce enforce engage engage enhance enhance enjoin enjoin in-fringe infringe inlet inlet inmates inmates in-ner inner in-quire inquire enrage enrage enrol enrol in-sense insense inshort inshort inside inside in-spect inspect in-spite inspite in-spire inspire in-stant instant in-struct instruct intent intent in-tent intent entreat entreat enthral enthral in-trench entrench in-vade invade in-voke invoke in-volve involve in-vent invent in-vite invite in-ward inward job-ber jobber job-ling jobling jock-ey jockey jog-ging jogging jokeing jokeing jolt-head jolt-head jol-ly jolly jour-ney journey jour-nal journal jour-ney journey i-ris iris joined joined joy-ed joyed joy-ful joyful joiner joiner joint-heirs joyntheirs joynt-stool joyntstool jointure jointure joy-ous joyous i-ron iron is-land island is-sue issue i-tem item ju-daism judaism judge's judges itch-ing itching judg-ing judging judgement judgement ju-gal jugal jui-cy juicy juggler juggler juggling juggling ju-ly july jump-ing jumping junk-et junket jus-tle justle just-ly justly ju-ry jury K. K. Keen-er Keener keep-er keeper keep-ing keeping ker-seys kerseys kentish kentish ket-tle kettle ker-chief kerchief ker-nel kernel kertle kertle ki-bed kibed kick-ing kicking kid-ney kidney kll-ling killing kin-dle kindle kind-ness kindness kind-ly kindly kind-red kindred king-dom kingdom kinglike kinglike king-ly kingly kins-folk kinsfolk kinsman kinsman kinsmen kinsmen kis-ses kisses kis-sing kissing kit-ling kitling kna-vish knavish kneading kneading kneedeep kneedeep kneeling kneeling kneestrings kneestrings knew-est knewest knight-ed knighted kniting kniting knock-ed knocked knot-ty knotty knowing knowing knowledge knowledge knuck-le knuckle L. L. La-bour Labour la-ced laced lace-man laceman lack-ing lacking lad-der ladder la-den laden la-ding lading lady lady lady's ladies la-dle ladle lack-er lacker lag-ging lagging lamb-pye lambpye la-ment lament lamb-stones lambstones lambs-head lambshead lan-ces lances lan-cing lancing launching launching lame-ness lameness land-ed landed land-ing landing landlord landlord landmark landmark language language lan-guish languish lan-tern lantern lap-dog lapdog lap-ped lapped lap-ping lapping lapwing lapwing lap-sed lapsed lan-dress landress larg-er larger large-ly largely large-ness largeness lash-ing lashing lass's lasses las-ting lasting latch-es latches la-ter later late-ly lately la-tin latin lat-ter latter lat-tice lattice la-ver laver laugh-ing laughing laugh-ter laughter la-vish lavish law-ful lawful lawless lawless law-terms lawterms lawyer lawyer lay-ing lay-ing layman layman lazy lazy lead-er leader lead-ing leading lead-mine leadmine leafgold leafgold leak-ing leaking lean-ing leaning lean-ness leanness leap-ing leaping leper leper learned learned learn-ing learning lea-sing leasing leisure leisure lea-ther leather lea-thern leathern lea-ved leaved lea-ving leaving lec-ture lecture led-dest leddest ledges ledges left-est leftest lefthand lefthand left-leg leftleg lend-er lender lend-ing lending length-en lengthen legate legate le-mon lemon lentiles lentiles leo-pard leopard le-per leper le-prous leprous les-sen lessen les-son lesson let-ter letter let-ting letting le-vite levite le-vy levy lewd-ly lewdly lewd-ness lewdness li-bel libel lettuce lettuce levelly level licence licence licenced licenced lick-ed licked lick-ing licking li-ars liars lies lieth lifeguard lifeguard lift-ed lifted lift-ing lifting light-en lighten light-ness lightness light-ning lightning light-some lightsome like-ness likeness liking liking likewise likewise like-ly likely lilies lilies limmit limit li-neage lineage li-ning lining lingering lingering linen linen lim-ner limner lin-tel lintel li-on lion liquours liquors list-ed listed listner listner listening listening little little li-ved lived li-ving living li-ver liver live-ly lively load-en loaden loath-ing loathing loath-some loathsome lob-cock lobcock lob-by lobby lob-ster lobster lobs-pound lobspound lo-cal local lo-cust locust lock-ed locked lod-ger lodger lodg-ing lodging lof-ty lofty log-wood logwood lol-ling lolling lon-ger longer long-ing longing longbow longbow longgun longgun long-legs longlegs long-meg longmeg longpike longpike longsword longsword long-staff longstaff look-ed looked look-ing looking loos-ed loosed lo-ser loser lo-sing losing loud-er louder lo-ving loving lo-ver lover love-ly lovely lordship lordship lord-ly lordly low-er lower low-ing lowing low-ly lowly lowering lowering lukewarm lukewarm lurk-ing lurking lust-ing lusting lus-ty lusty lutestring lutestring luscious luscious liar liar ly-ing lying lizard lizard M. M. Mack-rel Mackrel madam madam madest madest mad-der madder madman madman mad-ness madness mag-got maggot magpie magpie magic magic maidchild maidchild mai-den maiden maim-ed maimed mainprise mainprize main-tain maintain mayor mayor ma-ker maker ma-king making makebate makebate make-strife makestrife ma-lice malice mal-lows mallows mal-lard mallard mal-let mallet malt-ster maltster mam-mon mammon manchild manchild mandrake mandrake man-ger manger mangy mangy mankind mankind man-ly manly man-na manna man-ned manned manner's manners manor manor manage manage man-tle mantle mant-ling mantling many many mar-ble marble mar-bling marbling march-ed marched march-ing marching march-on marchon march-pain marchpain mark-ed marked mark-et market mar-red marred manhood manhood ma-lign malign ma-nure manure mar-gin margin ma-rine marine mar-ring marring mar-row marrow marry marry mar-quess marquis mar-shal marshal martin martin mar-tyr martyr mar-vel marvel mat-tock mattock ma-son mason mas-sy massy master master ma-trix matrix mat-ter matter ma-ture mature ma-tron matron mayday mayday may-game maygame may-est mayest mea-dow meadow meak-ing meaking meal-tub mealtub mea-ly mealy mean-ing meaning mea-sure measure meddal meddal med-dle meddle med-lar medlar meddling meddling meek-ness meekness merely merely mee-ting meeting melon melon mel-low mellow melt-ing melting mee-ter meeter me-grim megrim mem-ber member membrain membrain mend-ing mending mer-cer mercer mer-chant merchant mer-cy mercy mercy's mercy's mermaid mermaid mer-ry merry mes-sage message messes messes metal metal mew-ing mewing midday midday mid-dle middle mid-lent midlent midnight midnight midwife midwife midwives midwives migh-ty mighty mil-dew mildew milchasse milchasse milchcow milchcow mild-ness mildness milk-pail milkpail milksop milksop mil-ler miller mil-led milled millstone millstone min-ced minced min-cing mincing mind-ing minding mind-ful mindful mineing mineing mi-ner miner min-gle mingle ming-ling mingling mi-nor minor minstril minstril mi-ry miry mirror mirror mis-chief mischief misdone misdone mislaid mislaid misgot misgot misled misled mis-sing missing mistress mistress mishap mishap mis-like mislike misspend misspend mistrust mistrust mistake mistake mis-use misuse mis-word misword mit-tens mittens mix-ed mixed mix-ing mixing mix-ture mixture mockers mockers mock-ing mocking mock-play mockplay mock-song mocksong mo-dest modest mo-del model mo-dern modern mo-dish modish mo-gul mogul moistening moistening mois-ture moisture melted molten mo-ment moment molehill molehill mon-key monkey month-ly monthly mo-ney money monster monster moan-ing moaning mon-strous monstrous mo-ping moping mo-pus mopus mop-eyed mopeyed mo-ral moral moor-ish moorish mortgage mortgage mor-ning morning morrow morrow mor-sel morsel mor-tal mortal mortar mortar mortus mortus moo-dy moody mother mother moot-ing mooting mo-ted moted mo-ved moved mo-ving moving move-ment movement monday monday moul-dy mouldy moul-ting moulting moun-tain mountain mount-ed mounted mount-ing mounting mourn-ing mourning mourn-er mourner mourn-ful mournful mouth-ing mouthing mouthgum mouthgum mow-ed mowed mow-er mower mow-ing mowing mud-dy muddy muf-fled muffled muf-fler muffler muf-fling muffling muf-ty mufty muggets muggets mul-ler muller mul-sack mulsack mum-my mummy mump-er mumper mump-ing mumping mum-ble mumble mum-bling mumbling murder murder murmur murmur mur-rain murrain mur-rey murrey mu-sing musing music music mus-tard mustard mus-ter muster mut-ton mutton muz-zle muzzle muz-zled muzzled myr-tle myrtle mitre mitre N. N. Nab-bed Nabbed nagshead nagshead nail-ed nailed nail-ing nailing na-ked naked na-med named name-ly namely nap-kin napkin nap-ping napping nar-row narrow na-tive native nature nature na-val naval na-vel navel naugh-ty naughty na-vy navy necklace necklace near-er nearer neat-ness neatness need-ful needful need-less needless nee-dy needy needle needle neez-ing neezing nec-tar nectar nectrel nectrel neglect's neglect neighbour neighbour neigh-ing neighing neither neither nephew nephew neither nether net-tles nettles nettled nettled network network never never neu-ter neuter new-er newer new-inn newinn new-ly newly newness newness new-wine newwine nib-bling nibbling nick-ing nicking nig-gard niggard nighthawk nighthawk nightmare nightmare nightshade nightshade nim-ble nimble nim-ming nimming nine-days ninedays ninth-ly ninthly ninepences ninepences ninepound ninepound nine-score ninescore nine-teen nineteen nine-teenth nineteenth nine-ty ninety noble noble nobler nobler nod-dle noddle nod-ding nod-ding nod-dy nod-dy nog-gin noggin noisome noisome noi-sed noised nompril nompril nonage nonage nonsense nonsense nonsuit nonsuit noonday noonday noon-ing nooning noon-tide noontide north-side northside north-ern northern north-gate northgate north-point northpoint north-pole northpole north-wards northwards northwest northwest northwind northwind nor-man norman nosegay nosegay ●o-ses noses ●o-sing nosing ●os-trils nostrils ●o-ted noted nothing nothing no-tice notice no-ting noting no-vel novel no-vice novice nou-rish nourish nubbing nubbing nul-led nulled num-bers numbers numbering numbering nurse's nurses nur-sing nursing nur-ture nurture nutmeg nutmeg nut-ting nutting nut-tree nuttree O. O. Oa-ten Oaten oat-cake oatcake o-bey obey ob-lige oblige ob-ject object ob-scene ob-scene ob-scure obscure ob-serve observe ob-tain obtain o-dours odours ob-struct obstruct oc-cur occur of-fence offence of-fend of-fend offals offals of-fer offer of-fice office offspring offspring of-ten often oftest oftest oftener oftener oldboy oldboy old-age oldage oldcole oldcole oldcuff oldcuff old-er older old-est oldest old-ling oldling old-man oldman oldofe oldofe old-rock oldrock oldsim oldsim oldtime oldtime o-live olive o-men omen o-mer omer oi-ly oily oint-ment ointment oyster oyster o-mit omit on-ly only onset onset o-nyx onyx on-wards onwards open open op-pose oppose op-press oppress op-pugn oppugn or-chard orchard or-dain ordain or-der order or-gans organs or-phan orphan or-ris orris os-trich ostrich otter otter o-ther other o-val oval o-ven oven o-ver over ought-est oughtest outeat outeat outcast outcast outdo outdo outgo outgo outmake outmake outlaw outlaw out-lye outlye outrun outrun outside outside outward outward outwent outwent out-work outwork outyawn outyawn ow-est owest ow-ing owing own-er owner own-ing owning ox-en oxen oyl-tree oyltree oyljarr oyljarr o-range orange P. P. Pa-ces Paces pa-cing pacing pack-er packer pack-ing packing packthread packthread packet packet pad-der padder pad-ding padding pad-dling paddling pad-lock padlock pad-nag padnag page's pages pail-ful pailful pain-ed pained pain-ful painful pain-ter painter painting painting pa-ler paler pale-ness paleness pa-lace palace pa-late palate pal-mer palmer palmtree palmtree palsy palsy palfry palfry pam-per pamper pampos pampos pant-ed panted pan-ther panther pant-ing panting pan-try pantry parboil parboil par-cel parcel parch-ed parched parch-ment parchment par-don pardon parents parents pa-rish parish pa-per paper pa-ring paring par-ley parley par-lour parlour pars-ley parsley part-ed parted parties parties par-ting parting part-ners partners par-tridge partridge pas-sage passage pas-chal paschal pas-sing passing pas-tor pastor pas-ture pasture pasteboard pasteboard passport passport past-ing pasting pastboul pastboul pas-time pastime pastbrush pastbrush patch-es patches pastry pasty pathway pathway pat-tern pattern pattens pattens patent patent pa-trole patrole pa-ving paving pave-ment pavement pavestones pavestones pa-ved paved paw-ing pawing paw-ned pawned payday payday paid paid pay-ing paying pay-ment payment pea-cock peacock pea-hen peahen pease-cod peasecod pea-ches peaches pearmaine pearmain● pear-plumb pearplum● pear-tree peartree peak-ing peaking pea-sant peasant peb-bles pebbles peck-ing pecking pedlar pedlar peddling peddling peel-ing peeling peep-ing peeping peer-age peerage peer-ing peering perish perish peg-ging pegging penknife penknife pen-ny penny pe-nal penal pen-sive pensive peo-ple people pep-per pepper per-ceive perceive percent percent per-chance perchance perdieu perdue per-fect perfect perforce perforce per-form perform per-fume perfume perhaps perhaps pe-ril peril perish perish per-mit permit perpale perpale per-plex perplex perrole perrole per-sist persist person person persuade persuade perjured perjured per-vert pervert per-verse perverse perweek perweek pes-tle pestle pet-ty petty pet-tish pettish pew-ter pewter pebble pebble pick-ing picking phea-sant pheasant phra-ses phrases pick-le pickle picklocks picklocks pickthank pickthank pick-straw pickstraw pickout pickout pic-ture picture piddling piddling pidebull pidebull piddling piddling pie-ces pieces pier-cer piercer pier-cing piercing pie-plate pieplate pigs-nye pigsnye pigs-head pigshead pig-hill pighill pig-sty pigsty pil-chard pilchard pilching pilching pil-fer pilfer pil-grim pilgrim pil-lage pillage pil-lar pillar pil-low pillow pi-lot pilot pimp-ing pimping pinbox pinbox pincase pincase pinetree pinetree pin-ner pinner pinch-ing pinching pi-ning pining pin-nace pinnace ●i-ous pious ●i-ped piped pip-kin pipkin pip-pin pippin pi-ping piping pissclout pissclout pisshouse pisshouse pis-sing pissing pis-tol pistol pitch-ed pitched pitch-ing pitching pitch-er pitcher pit-coale pitcoale pit-hole pit-hole pity pity pla-ces places pla-cing placing plack-et placket pla-gued plagued plaincase plaincase plain-er plainer plain-ness plainness plain-ly plainly plainterms plainterms plaintruth plaintruth plainthing plainthing planet planet plant-ed planted plan-ter planter plant-ing planting plait-ing plaiting plaster plaster plaited plaited plat-ter platter player's players playing playing playwell playwell play-fair playfair playfoul playfoul playnot playnot plea-der pleader plead-ing pleading pleasant pleasant plea-sing pleasing pleasure pleasure pled-ges pledges pledg-ing pledging plen-ty plenty plod-ding plodding plot-ter plotter plot-ting plotting ploughed ploughed ploughing ploughing ploughman ploughman ploughshare plowshare plowd-land plow'dland pluck-ing plucking plug-ging plugging plumbline plumbline plumb-tree plumbtree plum-met plummet plumber plumber plun-ged plunged plush-coat plushcoat plu-ral plural pocket's pockets pock-holes pockholes po-et poet point-ing pointing poi-son poison pokeing pokeing polish polish pol-led polled pol-lute pollute polecat polecat pommel pommel pomp-kin pompkin poor-er poorer pon-der ponder pop-lar poplar popring popring pop-ping popping porches porches porkit porkit por-ter porter posy posy po-sing posing possess posses pos-set posset post-boy postboy post-ed posted posthorn posthorn post-horse posthorse posthouse posthouse post-pone postpone poststage poststage pot-sherd potsherd pot-tage pottage pot-ted potted pot-ter potter potlid potlid pot-luck potluck pot-ting potting pos-ture posture pouch-es pouches poul-try poultry poun-dage poundage poun-ding pounding pounceing pounceing pour-ed poured pour-ing pouring portrait portrait portray portray pout-ing pouting pow-der powder pour power poison poison practise practice prai-ses praises prai-sing praising pran-cing prancing pra-ting prating pra-ter prater prateroast prateroast prayer's prayers pray-ing praying preach-er preacher preach-ing preaching pre-cepts precepts pre-cise precise pre-cede precede pre-dict predict pre-fer prefer preface preface pre-late prelate pre-lude prelude prepare prepare pre-sage presage pre-sence presence present present pre-scribe prescribe pre-serve preserve pres-sed pressed pressfat pressfat pres-sing pressing pre-sume presume pre-tence pretence pre-tend pretend praetor praetor pretty pretty pre-vail prevail pre-vent prevent prey-ing preying prickers prickers prick-ing pricking pricklouse pricklouse prideing prideing priggers priggers priesthood priesthood prince's prince's prin-cess princess prink-ing prinking prin-ters printers print-ing printing pri-son prison prit-tle prittle pri-vy privy pri-zes prizes prising prising prisers prisers pro-bate probate pro-bing probing pro-ceed proceed pro-cess process pro-claim proclaim pro-cure procure produce produce pro-duct product pro-fane profane prof-fer proffer pro-fess profess pro-fit profit pro-found profound pro-gress progress pro-ject project pro-long prolong pro-mote pro-mote promises promise pro-nounce pronounce profane profane pro-per proper pro-phet prophet pros-pect prospect prospero prosper protect protect pro-logue prologue pro-pose propose pro-pound propound pro-rogue prorogue pro-strate prostrate pro-test protest pro-tract protract proud-er prouder proud-ly proudly pro-ved proved pro-ving proving pro-verb proverb pro-vide provide pro-vince province pro-voke provoke prow-ess prowess pru-dence prudence pru-dent prudent pru-ned pruned pru-ning pruning pry-ing prying psal-mist psalmist psal-ter psalter public public pub-lish publish pud-ding pudding pud-dle puddle pudling pudling puf-fing puffing pul-let pullet pul-ling pulling pul-pit pulpit pu-mices pumice pump-ing pumping pun-ning punning pun-ish punish pup-py puppy purblind purblind pur-chase purchase pur-ging purging pur-ling purling pure-ly purely pure-ness pureness pur-loyn purloyn pur-ple purple pur-port purport pur-pose purpose pur-ring purring pur-ses purses pur-sing pursing pur-sue pursue push-ed pushed push-ing pushing putting putting pul-ses puls●● piemeat pyemeat pye-plate pyeplate Q. Q. Quack-ing Quacking quaf-fing quaffing quag-mire quagmire qua-ked quaked qua-king quaking quaint-ness quaintness quartpot quartpot quar-tern quartern quarter's quarters quar-rel quarrel quar-ry quarry quash-ed quashed qua-ver quaver quel-led quelled quench-ed quenched quench-ing quenching query query quer-ry querry questale questale qu●st-men questmen q●ib-ble quibble quick-en quicken quick-ly quickly quic●●ness quickness quicksands quicksands qui-et quiet quiffing quiffing quil-led quilled quil-let quillet quilt-ed quilted quinces quinces quit-tance quittance quit quitted quit-ting quitting quod-ling quodling qui-ver quiver quo-rum quorum quo-ted quoted R. R. Rabbit Rabbit rab-ble rabble rack-ed racked rack-et racket rack-ing racking ra-cy racy ra-dish radish rafters rafters raf-fling raffling ra-ged raged ra-ging raging rag-ged ragged ragman ragman rail-ing railing rai-ment raiment rainbow rainbow rai-ny rainy rai-sed raised rai-sins raisins rakehell rakehell ralby ralby ramb-ling rambling ram-pant rampant ram-mer rammer rankle rankle ran-cour rancour ran-dan randan ran-ging ranging ran-sack ransack ran-som ransom ra-pine rapine rare-ly rarely rash-ly rashly rash-ness rashness ratsbane ratsbane ra-ther rather rat-tle rattle rat-tling rattling rat-tled rattled ra-ven raven ra-vish ravish r razor rawbone rawbone raw-ness rawness reach-ing reaching read-er reader reading reading rea-dy ready re-al real rea-per reaper reap-ing reaping rear-ing rearing reason reason re-bate rebate rebeg rebeg re-bel rebel rebuild rebuild rebuilt rebuilt re-buke rebuke re-bound rebound receipt receipt re-ceive receive recall recall re-cant recant re-cess recess re-ceipt recei●● re-claim reclaim reck-on reckon re-cords records re-coil recoil re-count recount re-coil recoil re-cruit recruit radish reddish redchalk redchalk red-lead redlead red-ness redness re-deem redeem red-cow redcow red-deer reddeer re-dound redound redourd redourd redoubts redoubts re-dress redress re-fer refer re-fine refine re-flect reflect re-frain refrain re-form reform re-fresh refresh re-fuge refuge re-fund refund re-fuse refuse re-fute refute regain regain re-gard regard re-hearse rehearse re-ject reject reign-ing reigning rejoice rejoice rejoin rejoin re-late relate release release re-lief relief re-lieve relieve re-lict relict re-lish relish re-ly rely re-main remain re-mand remand re-mind remind re-miss remiss re-mit remit rem-nant remnant re-marks remarks re-morse remorse re-mote remote re-move remove tender render rendering rendering ren-ding rending renew renew re-new renew re-nounce renounce re-nown renown rent-er renter rent-ing renting re-pair repair repast repast re-pay repay re-peal repeal re-peat repeat re-pel repel re-pent repent repined repine re-ply reply re-pose repose re-port report reproach reproach re-proof reproof re-prove reprove re-pute repute re-quire require requited requite re-quest request rear-age rearage rear-ward rearward res-cue rescue re-serve reserve re-side reside re-sist resist recite recite re-sign resign re-solve resolve re-sort resort re-spect respect respite respite rest-ed rested rest-ing resting re-store restore re-strain restrain re-straint restrai●● re-sult result re-tain retain re-tard retard re-tire retire re-tract retract re-turn return re-treat retreat re-veal reveal revenge revenge re-verse reverse review review re-vile revile re-vise revise re-vive revive re-voke revoke re-volt revolt re-ward reward ribbond ribbons rich-es riches rich-ly richly rid-dance riddance rid-den ridden rid-dle riddle ri-der rider ri-ding riding ri-fle rifle ridg-es ridges right-ly rightly ri-gour rigour rim-ming rimming rin-sed rinsed ri-ot riot ri-pen ripen ri-per riper ri-sen risen ri-sing rising ri-ver river roar-ed roared roar-●●g roaring robbers robbers rob-bing robbing roebuck roebuck ro-guish roguish rol-ler roller rol-ling rolling ro-man roman root-ed rooted ropes-end ropesend roasted roasted roasting roasting rot-ten rotten ro-vers rovers rough-ly roughly round-house roundhouse rowers rowers row-ed rowed rousing rousing roy-al royal rub-bing rubbing rub-bish rubbish ruby ruby rud-dy ruddy ruin ruin ru-ler ruler ru-ling ruling rumb-ling rumbling ru-mour rumour run-nest runnest rush-ing rushing rus-ty rusty rug-ged rugged rup-ture rapture rut-ting rutting S. S. Sabbath Sabbath sack-but sackbut sackcloth sackcloth sad-dle saddle sad-dled saddled sad-ly sadly sad-ness sadness sadler sadler safeguard safeguard safe-ly safely safe-ness safeness safety safety saf-fron saffron sa-ges sages sacred sacred saidst saidst sailors sailors sail-ing sailing salt-ed salted salt-ness saltness sa-lute salute sam-ple sample san-dals sandals san-dy sandy sa-phire saphire sar-dine sardine satan satan sat-chel satchel sattest sattest sa-tyr satire sa-ved saved sa-ving saving sa-vage savage sa-vour savour san-guine sanguine sau-sage sausage sau-cy saucy saw-ing sawing saw-yer sawyer saying saying scab-bard scabbard scab-by scabby scaf-fold scaffold sca-ling scaling scarce-ness scarceness scan-dal scandal sca-rest scarest scald-ed scalded scar-let scarlet scat-ter scatter scant-ling scantling scared scared sceptre sceptre scho-lar scholar school-ing schooling sci-ence science scoffers scoffers scorch-ed scorched scorn-ing scorning scorn-ful scornful scou-ring scouring scourg-ed scourged scram-ble scramble scra-ping scraping scrich-owl scrichowl scripture scripture scrib-ble scribble scratch-ing scratching sco-ring scoring scold-ing scolding stalling stalling scrive-ner scrivener scrol-ling scrolling scru-ple scruple scur-vy scurvy scuf-fle scuffle seal-ed sealed search-ers searchers search-ing searching sear-ed seared sea-son season seat-ed seated se-cond second secret secret se-cure secure se-duce seduce seam-ster seamster see-ing seeing seek-ing seeking seem-ly seemly se-er seer seeth-ing seething seized seized sel-dom seldom self-will selfwill se-lah selah sel-ling selling sel-vedge selvedge se-nate senate send-ing sending sense-less senseless sen-ses senses sent-est sentest sen-tence sentence ser-pent serpent ser-vant servant sergeant sergeant ser-mon sermon ser-vice service ser-vile servile ser-ving serving set-ter setter setting setting set-tle settle set-tled settled serven seven se-venth seventh se-ver sever sexton sexton sha-dow shadow sha-dy shady sha-king shaking sham-bles shambles sew-ed sewed shal-low shallow sha-med shamed shame-ful shameful sham-my shammy sha-ped shaped sha-ring sharing shar-pen sharpen sharp-ness sharpness sha-ving shaving shear-ing shearing shed-ding shedding sheath-ed sheathed sheep-coat sheepcoat sheep-fold sheepfold sheep-gate sheepgate sheep-ish sheepish sheepskins sheepskins she-kel shekel shel-ter shelter shep-herd shepherd sheriff sheriff shewbread shewbread showeth showeth showing showing shi-ning shining shipboard shipboard shipman shipman shipwreck shipwreck shipwright shipwright shield-ing shielding shil-ling shilling ship-ping shipping shit-ten shitten shi-vers shivers shod-den shodden shoot-ing shooting shor-ten shorten shot-ten shotten sho-vel shovel shoul-der shoulder shout-ing shouting shun-ning shunning shut-tle shuttle shut-ting shutting shreading shreading shrieking shrieking shrew-ish shrewish shriller shriller shrink-ing shrinking shrubing shrubing sic-kle sickle sick-ly sickly sick-ness sickness sides-man sidesman sie-ges sieges sif-ted sifted sigh-ing sighing sig-net signet sign-ed signed silence silence si-lent silent silly silly sil-ver silver sight-ed sighted simple simple sim-ply simply sin-cere sincere sin-ner sinner si-news sinews sin-ful sinful sin-ged singed sin-ger singer sing-ing singing sin-gle single sin-ned sinned sin-ner sinner sin-ning sinning sirrah sirrah sister sister sit-ting sitting six-teen sixteen six-teenth sixteenth sixscore sixscore six-ty sixty skil-ful skilful skil-let skillet skip-per skipper skip-ping skipping slack-ness slackness slan-der slander slant-ing slanting slap-ped slapped slash-ing slashing slaugh-ter slaughter sla-vish slavish slay-ing slaying sleep-ing sleeping sleeve-less sleeveless slew-ed slewed sli-der sli●er slight-ness slightness sling-stones slingstones slin-ger slinger slip-ping slipping slen-der slender slippers slippers sloth-ful slothful slow-ly slowly slo-ven sloven ●lu-ces sluices sluggard sluggard ●lum-ber slumber ●lum-bring slumbering smallest smallest smelling smelling smiter smiter smitten smitten smoky smoky smockface smockface smother smother smooth-ness smoothness smo-ther smother smotest smotest sno-red snored sno-ring snoring sno-wy snowy snatch-ing snatching sna-ring snaring sneak-ing sneaking sneez-ing sneezing snuf-fers snuffers snuf-fing snuffing soak-ed soaked sob-bing sobbing so-ber sober sock-et socket solder solder sod-den sodden sof-ten soften softer softer soft-ly softly soft-ness softness so-journ sojourn so-lace solace so-lar solar so-lemn solemn solid solid something something sometimes sometimes somewhat somewhat song-ster songster son-net sonnet soo-ner sooner sooth-ing soothing soar-ing soaring so-phism sophism sop-ping sopping sor-did sordid sore-ly sorely sore-ness soreness sorer sorer sor-rel sorrel sor-ry sorry sorrow sorrow sot-tish sottish sounding sounding sound-ness soundness souping souping southward southward south-west south-west south-ern southern southwind southwind sour sour sowing sowing souring souring sowrly sowrly spa-ding spading spaking spaking spangles spangles span-ning spanning spanish spanish spare-rib sparerib spa-ring sparing spark-les sparkles spark-ling sparkling spawn-ing spawning spar-row sparrow spartans' spartans speak-er speaker speak-ing speaking spear-men spearmen speck-led speckled spectors spectors speech's speeches speech-less speechless spee-dy speedy spel-ling spelling spend-ing spending spendthrift spendthrift spew-ing spewing spices spices spi-der spider spik-nard spikenard spil-ling spilling spin-ner spinner spin-ning spinning spin-dle spindle spin-ster spinster spi-rit spirit spite-ful spiteful spit-ted spitted spit-ting spitting hospital spittle spoil-ing spoiling spo-ken spoken sport-ing sporting spot-ted spotted spot-less spotless sprain-ing spraining spraw-ling sprawling spread-ing spreading sprig-ging sprigging spring-ing springing sprin-kle sprinkle sprink-ling sprinkling sprout-ing sprouting spru-cing sprucing squabbling squabbling squan-der squander squining squining squa-ring squaring squeak-ing squeaking squash-ing squashing squint-ing squinting squat-ting squatting squir-rel squirrel squawling squawling stab-bed stabbed sta-ble stable establish establish stag-ger stagger stain-ing staining stalled stalled staid-ness staidness stalk-ing stalking stam-mer stammer stamp-ed stamped staunching staunching stan-dard standard stand-ing standing state-ly stately starch-ing starching stareing staring start-ing starting start-le startle star-ved starved star-ry starry starlight starlight sta-ture stature sta-tutes statutes sta-ved staved stay-ing staying steal-ing stealing stea-dy steady steady steady step-ping stepping stee-ple steeple steer-ing steering stew-ard steward stew-ing stewing stick-ing sticking stiff-necked stiffneckt stil-led stilled stillness stillness sting-ing stinging stink-ing stinking stint-ed stinted sti-pend stipend stir-ring stirring stirrup stirrup stitch-ing stitching sti-ver stiver stock-ing stocking stoic stoic sto-mach stomach sto-ned stoned sto-ny stony stoolball stoolball stoop-ing stooping stop-ping stopping stop-per stopper sto-ry story stor-my stormy stout-ly stoutly stout-ness stoutness straggling straggling strain-ing straining straight-est straightest straight straightly straight-ness straightness strand-ed stranded stran-ger stranger strange-ness strangeness strang-ling strangling strap-ped strapped straw-ed strawed stray-ed strayed stream-ers streamers strength-en strengthen stretch-ing stretching stri-king striking strike stricken string-ed stringed strip-ped stripped strip-ling stripling stri-ving striving stroking stroking stroling stroling strong-est strongest strowings strowings struggling struggling strum-pet strumpet stub-ble stubble stub-born stubborn stud-ded studded study study stuf-fing stuffing stumb-ling stumbling stum-ming stumming stump-ing stumping stun-ned stunned stur-dy sturdy stur-geon sturgeon sub-born subborn subdean subdean sub-due subdue sub-ject subject sub-lime sublime sub-mit sumit subjoin subjoin sub-junct subjunct sub-scribe subscribe sub-sist subsist sub-stance substance subtract subtract subtle subtle sub-vert subvert su-burbs suburbs suc-ceed succeed success success secure succour suck-ed sucked suck-ing sucking suck-ling suckling sud-den sudden suf-fer suffer suf-fice suffice suf-frage suffrage su-gar sugar suggest suggest suit-ed suited sul-phur sulphur sum-med summed sum-mer summer sump-ter sumpter sunburnt sunburnt sunday sunday sun-der sunder sun-ny sunny sunshine sunshine sup-per supper sup-ped supped sup-plant supplant sup-ply supply suppling supple sup-port support suppose suppose su-preme supreme sup-press suppress ●ure-ly surely ●ure-ness sureness ●ure-ty surety ●ur-fit surfeit ●ur-ly surly surmises surmise surmount surmount surname surname sur-round surround suspect suspect sus-tain sustain swab-ber swabber swaddled swaddled swaddling swaddling swag-ger swagger swal-low swallow swap-ping swapping swarm-ing swarming swaring swaring swear-ing swearing sweeting sweeting sweep-ing sweeping sweet-er sweeter sweet-ly sweetly sweet-ness sweetness swel-ling swelling swer-ved swerved swift-ness swiftness swiggen swiggen swil-ling swilling swim-ming swimming swing-ing swinging swol-len swollen swoon-ing swooning sym-bal symbal symnel symnel symp-tom symptom sy-nod synod sy-rup syrup sy-stem system T. T. Ta-ber Taber ta-ble table tack-ing tacking tack-ling tackling tag-ging tagging tai-lor tailor tail-piece tailpiece ta-ken taken talon talon talk-ing talking taller taller tal-low tallow tal-ly tally ta-med tamed tam-my tammy tam-per tamper tan-gent tangent tan-kard tankard tan-ned tanned tansie tansy ta-per taper tap-lash taplash tap-ping tapping tap-ster tapster tar-dy tardy tar-get target tar-nish tarnish terrace terrace tar-ry tarry tast-er taster tast-ing tasting tattling tattling ta-vern tavern taunt-ing taunting taxes taxes tax-ing taxing teach-ing teaching teach-er teacher tear-ing tearing teem-ing teeming tel-ling telling temper temper templar templar temp-ter tempter temp-ting tempting tem-pest tempest ten-der tender tend-ing tending tenor tenor tenor tenor ten-pences tenpence tenth-part tenthpart term-ed termed terror terror thank-ed thanked thankful thankful thatch-er thatcher thatch-ing thatching them-selves themselves thenceforth thenceforth there-by thereby therefore therefore therefrom therefrom there-in therein there-of thereof there-on thereon there-out thereout therewith therewith thie-ving thieving thick-et thicket thick-ness thickness thighing thighing thim-ble thimble thinking thinking thirdly thirdly thirs-ty thirsty thir-teen thirteen thir-teenth thirteenth thir-ty thirty this-tle thistle thither thither thor-ny thorny thorough thorough thoughtest thoughtest thou-sand thousand threatening threatening threefold threefold threescore threescore thresh-ing threshing thresh-er thresher threshold threshold threwest threwest thrif-ty thrifty throb-bing throbbing throng-ing throng-ing thoroughly throughly throster throster thoroughly throughly throughout throughout throw-ing throwing thrust-ing thrusting thum-mim thummim thumbing thumbing thun-der thunder thursday thursday thwart-ing thwarting tick-ing ticking ti-dings tidings til-lage tillage ti-ling tiling til-ling tilling tilt-ing tilting tim-ber timber tim-brel timbrel time-ly timely tin-der tinder tinc-ture tincture tin-gle tingle tin-ned tinned tink-ling tinkling tin-sel tinsel tippling tippling tipstaff tipstaff ti-ring tiring ti-thing tithing ti-tle title tit-tle tittle ti-vy tivy toast-ing toasting toi-ling toiling toil-some toilsome to-ken token tol-ling tolling tomboy tomboy tombstone tombstone toncer toncer took-est tookest top-ping topping to-ping toping torch's torches tor-ment torment tor-toise tortoise tor-ture torture tor-rent torrent toryes toryes toss-pot tosspot tos-sed tossed tos-sing tossing touching touching to-ward toward tow-el towel to-tal total tough-ness toughness tow-er tower tow-ed towed town-clerk townclerk town-bull townbull town-house townhouse tra-ded traded tra-ding trading track-ing tracking traffic traffic train-ing training trai-tor traitor tram-mel trammel tram-ple trample trans-act transact tran-scend transcend trans-form transform transfer transfer trans-gress transgress trans-pose transpose tran-slate translate trans-verse transverse trap-ball trap-ball trapstick trapstick tra-pan trapan trap-pings trappings trap-door trap-door trash-y trashy tra-vel travel tra-verse traverse trea-cle treacle tread-ing treading trea-son treason trea-sure treasure trea-tise treatise triple triple trem-ble tremble trem-bling trembling trenches trenches tren-cher trencher tres-pass trespass tre-foil trefoil tri-al trial tri-bute tribute tri-bune tribune trick-le trickle trick-ling trickling tri-dent trident tri-ed tried tri-fles trifles trigging trigging trim-ming trimming trin-kets trinkets trip-ping tripping trod-den trodden trollups trollups troop-er trooper trou-ble trouble troubled troubled tru-ant truant trouzers trouzers troun-cing trouncing truly truly trum-pet trumpet trust-ing trusting trusty trusty tub-man tubman tuck-ing tucking tuesday tuesday tug-ging tugging tu●lip tulip tumb-ling tumbling tum-bler tumbler tu-mult tumult tun-ning tunning turkey turkey turn-ed turned turn-ing turning turncoat turncoat tur-ret turret tur-tle turtle tur-moil turmoil tu-tor tutor tumour tumour twen-ty twenty twilight twilight twink-ling twinkling twirl-ing twirling ty-rant tyrant V V. Va-cant Vacant va-grant vagrant veiled vailed vain-ly vainly val-ley valley vallence balance va-lour valour va-lue value vamp-ed vamped vanish vanish va-pour vapour van-quish vanquish var-nish varnish vas-sal vassal vault-ing vaulting vaunt-ing vaunting vel-lum velum vel-vet velvet vend-ing vending vennom vennom ven-ture venture ver-dure verdure ver-juice verjuice ver-ger verger very very ver-ses verses virtue virtue vervels vervels ves-pers vespers ves-sel vessel vest-ment vestment vest-ry vestry ves-ture vesture vex-ed vexed vi-al vi-al vi-ands viands vi-car vi-car vice's vice's view-ed viewed vic-tor victor vi-gils vigils vil-lage village vil-lain villain vilest vilest vile-ness vileness vint-ner vintner vin-tage vintage vine-yard vineyard vi-ol viol vi-per viper vir-gin virgin vi-sage visage vi-sit visit uncle uncle un-clean unclean under under undo undo un-done undone un-couth uncouth un-fold unfold un-just unjust un-kind unkind un-known unknown un-lade unlade un-less unless un-let unlet un-load unload un-loose unloose u-nite unite um-ber umber unrigg unrigg un-ripe unripe un-roast unroast un-seen unseen unsarved unsarved un-sent unsent un-shod unshod un-sound unsound un-taught untaught un-til until un-wise unwise void-ing voiding volley volley vo-lume volume vo-mit vomit vo-ting voting vouch-ing vouching vow-ed vowed vouchsafe vouchsafe vow-el vowel voy-age voyage upbraid upbraid up-held upheld up-hold uphold upon upon up-per upper upright upright up-roar uproar up-side upside up-pish uppish up-wards upwards ur-chin urchin ur-gent urgent u-rine urine u-sage usage u-sed used u-ses uses use-less useless use-ful useful using using u-surp usurp ush-er usher ut-most utmost ut-ter utter vul-gar vulgar vul-ture vulture W. W. Wa-ding Wading wad-dle waddle wa-fer wafer waft-ing wafting wa-ges wages wa-ger wager wag-ging wagging wagon waggon wai●-ing wailing wainscot wainscot waning waning wait-ing waiting wa-king waking walking walking wal-led walled wal-let wallet wal-nuts walnuts wal-low wallow wan-der wander wan-ting wanting wanton wanton war-ble warble war-drobe wardrobe war-fare warfare warm-ed warmed warning warning war-rant warrant war-red warred washing washing wash-boul washboul washhouse washhouse washballs washballs wash-pot washpot was-sail wassail watch-ful watchful wasting wasting wasteful wasteful watch-ing watching watchman watchman wa-ter water wa-ver waver wax-eth waxeth wayside wayside weak-ness weakness wealth wealthy wean-ed weaned wea-pon weapon wear-ing wearing wea-ry weary wea-sel weasel wea-ther weather wea-ring wearing wed-ded wedded wed-ding wedding wedlock wedlock wednsday wednsday weep-ing weeping weed-ing weeding weigh-ing weighing weigh-ty weighty welcome welcome weldone weldone welfare welfare wellspring wellspring wench-ing wench-ing westward westward west-wind westwind wheat-en wheaten whereas whereas where-by whereby wherein wherein where-of whereof where-on whereon whereto whereto wherewith wherewith wheez-ing wheezing whether whether whet-ting whetting whim-per whimper whi-ning whining whirl-ing whirling whirl-pit whirlpit whirlwind whirlwind whisk-ing whisking whis-per whisper whiting whiting white-ness whiteness whit-ster whitster whither whither whol-ly wholly wholesome wholesome whoop-ing whooping whore-dom whoredom who-rish whorish whoso whoso wick-ed wicked wick-et wicket wi-dow widow wi-der wider wil-ful wilful wil-ling willing wil-lows willows win-dy windy wind-ing winding win-dow window wing-ed winged wiel-dy wieldy wenching wenching wink-ing winking win-ner winner win-ning winning win-now winnow win-ter winter wi-ping wiping wi-ring wiring wisdom wisdom wisely wisely wi-ser wiser wishes' wishes wish-ing wishing witchcraft witchcraft with-al withal withdraw withdraw withdrew withdrew whither whither withheld withheld withhold withhold within within without without withstand withstand withstood withstood witch's witches wit-ness witness wit-ty witty wi-ving wiving visard wizard woeful woeful woman woman women women wonder wonder wood-en wooden wool-len woollen woodcock woodcock word-ed worded work-er worker workhouse workhouse work-ing working world-ly worldly wormseed wormseed wormwood wormwood worned worned wor-ship worship world-ly worldly worse worse wors-ted worsted worth-less worthless worthy worthy wotting wotting wo-ven woven wouldst wouldst wound-ing wounding wrap-ped wrapped wrath-ful wrathful wran-gle wrangle wreath-ed wreathed wr●nch-ed wrenched wres-tle wrestle wretched wretched wring wring wrink-le wrinkle wrinsing wrinsing wrest-ing wresting wri-ting writing wri-ter writer writ-ten written wron-ged wronged wrong-ful wrongful wrought-est wroughtest Y. Y. Year-ly Yearly yawning yawning yel-led yelled yerned yerned yield-ing yielding yel-low yel-low yeo-man yeoman yo-ked yoked yonder yonder young-er younger youngman youngman youth-ful youthful you-ward youward Z. Z. Zea-lous Zealous zealot zealot ze-nith zenith Words of Three Syllables. A. A. A-ba●-ted Abacted a-ban-don abandon a-ba-sed abased a-ba-shed abashed a-ba-ted abated a-ba-sing abasing ab-hor-ring abhorring abjecting abjecting ab-ju-ring abjuring a-bi-ding abiding a-bo-ding aboding a-bo-lish abolish a-bor-tive abortive a-boun-ding abounding ab-sti-nence abstinence abundance abundance a-bun-dant abundant a-bu-sive abusive a-bu-sing abusing ab-sent-ing absenting ab-sol-ving absolving ab-so-lute absolute ab-stain-ing abstaining ac-cep-tance acceptance ac-cept-ing accepting ac-ci-dence accidence accident accident ac-com-plish accomplish according according ac-cord-ed accorded ac-comp-tan● accountant accounted accounted accursed accursed ac-cu-sing accusing ac-cu-stom accustom accuriate accuriate ac-know-ledge acknowledge acquaintance acquaintance ac-quaint-ing acquainting ac-qui-esce acquiesce ac-quit-tance acquittance ac-quit-ted acquitted ac-quit-ment acquitment ac-qui-red acquired accrueing accrueing ac-tive-ness activeness ac-tu-al actual action action a-da-ges adages a-da-mant adamant ad-dict-ed addicted ad-dres-sing addressing ad-he-ring adhering adjecture adjecture adjoining adjoining ad-journ-ed adjourned ad-judg-ing adjudging ad-just-ing adjusting ad-ju-ring adjuring ad-mi-red admired ad-mit-ted admitted ad-mit-tance admittance ad-mo-nish admonish a-dopt-ed adopted a-dorn-ed adorned a-do-ring adoring ad-van-cing advancing ad-van-tage advantage ad-ven-ture adventure ad-ver-tise advertise ad-vi-sed advised ad-vo-cate advocate affected affected af-firm-ed affirmed af-flict-ed afflicted af-ford-ing affording af-fright-ed affrighted a-fore-hand aforehand a-fore-time aforetime af-ter-noon afternoon afterwards afterward a-go-ny agony a-gree-ing agreeing a-gree-ment agreement a-larm-ed alarmed al-lay-ing allaying albeit albeit al-der-man alderman alleging alleging a-li-en alien al-low-ance allowance al-lu-ring alluring al-li-ed allied almanac almanac almighty almighty almondtrees almondtrees a-lo-es aloes al-rea-dy already al-te-red altered alonging alonging a-ma-zed amazed a-maze-ment amazement am-bas-sage ambassage ambushes ambushes amethyst amethyst a-mend-ed amended a-merce-ment amercement a-mi-ty amity a-mu-let amulet an-di-ron andiron anclebones anclebones an-ce-stors ancestors an-ci-ent ancient a-noint-ed anointed a-noint-ing anointing an-di-ron andiron another another an-noy-ance annoyance an-swer-ing answering an-nex-ed annexed an-ti-christ antichrsst an-ti-type antitype a-pho-risms aphorisms apophthegm apophthegm a-po-stle apostle a-po-state apostate ap-pa-rel apparel ap-pa-rent apparent ap-peal-ing appealing ap-pear-ance appearance ap-peas-ed appeased ap-per-tain appertain ap-pe-tite appetite ap-ply-ing applying ap-point-ment appointment apprehended apprehend ap-proach-ing approaching ap-pro-ving approving ap-pren-tice apprentice apricock apricock ap-po-site apposite ararat ararat a-ra-ble arable ar-ray-ed arrayed arch-an-gel archangel ar-gu-ment argument arch-bi-shop archbishop arch-dea-con archdeacon a-ri-seth ariseth ar-mou-ry armoury ar-raign-ed arraigned ar-rear-age arrearage ar-ro-gant arrogant ar-ri-val arrival as-cend-ing ascending ar-rest-ed arrested ar-ti-cle article as-cer-tain ascertain as-cri-bing ascribing a-sha-med ashamed as-per-sed aspersed as-sault-ed assaulted as-say-ed assayed as-sem-bling assembling as-sem-bly assembly as-sent-ing assenting as-sess-ment assessment as-ses-sor assessor as-signment assignment as-sist-ant assistant as-sist-ed assisted as-soil-ed assoiled a-sto-nish astonish as-su-rance assurance aswaged assuaged a-sun-der asunder atchieument atchieument a-the-ist atheist a-the-ism atheism a-tone-ment atonement at-tain-ing attaining at-tain-der attainder at-tack-ed attacked at-ten-dance attendance at-ten-tive attentive at-ti-red attired at-tor-ney attorney at-tri-bute attribute a-vail-eth availeth at-tach-ing attaching at-tempt-ed attempted a-va-rice avarice au-di-ble audible au-di-ence audience auditor auditor a-ven-ger avenger a-ven-ture aventure aug-ment-ed augmented a-void-ing avoiding a-vouch-ing avouching authentic authentic authorise authorise au-tum-nal autumnal a-wa-king awaking a-ward-ing awarding awarehouse awarehouse awastcoat awastcoat awk-ward-ness awkwardness ax-i-om axiom B. B. Back-bi-ter Backbiter back-bi-ting backbiting back-sli-der backslider back-sli-ding backsliding back-ward-ly backwardly back-ward-ness backwardness bad-gers-skins badgerskins bagnion bagnion b●ld-lo-custs baldlocusts balances balances balancing balancing ba-nish-ed banished ba-nish-ment banishment ban-ner-et banneret ban-quet-ing banqueting baptising baptising bar-ba-rous barbarous barge-ma-ster bargemaster bar-gain-ing bargaining barleybread barleybread bar-ley-break barleybreak ba-ro-net baronet barroness barroness bar-ren-ness barrenness bar-ris-ter barrister barrowpig barrowpig bash-ful-ly bashfully baskethilt baskethilt bas-tar-dise bastardise battleax battelax battelbow battelbow bat-ter-ing battering bat-tle-ments battlements bachelor bachelor beadnecklace beadnecklace beanflowers beanflowers beaverhat beaverhat beautify beautify beau-ti-ful beautiful be-ca-mest becamest bec-kon-ing beckoning be-co-ming becoming bed-ma-ker bedmaker bed-cham-ber bedchamber bed-cur-tains bedcurtains bed-fel-low bedfellow bedstester bedstester beeshoney beeshoney beetlebrows beetlebrows be-fal-len befallen befondle befondle be-fore-hand beforehand be-fore-time beforetime be-foul-ed befouled begalled begalled begetteth begetteth beg-gar-ly beggarly be-gin-ning beginning be-gird-ed begirded be-got-ten begotten be-guil-ed beguiled be-ha-ved behaved be-head-ed beheaded be-he-moth behemoth be-hold-ing beholding be-hoo-veth behooveth be-li-ed belied be-lie-vers believers be-lie-ving believing bel-low-ing bellowing be-long-ing belonging be-lo-ved beloved be-moan-ing bemoaning be-ne-fice benefice be-ne-fit benefit be-night-ed benighted be-queath-ed bequeathed bereft bereft be-seech-ing beseeching be-seem-ing beseeming be-sieg-ed besieged be-tray-ed betrayed be-troth-ed betrothed be-trust-ed betrusted bet-ter-ing bettering be-wail-ing bewailing be-witch-ing bewitching be-wray-eth bewrayeth bishopric bishopric bil-li-ards billiards bitterly bitterly blas-phe-mer blasphemer blas-phe-ming blaspheming blas-phe-my blasphemy bles-sed-ness blessedness ble-mish-es blemishes blind-fold-ed blindfolded blis-ter-ing blistering blood-thir-sty bloodthirsty blos-som-ed blossomed boi-ste-rous boisterous book-bin-der bookbinder book-sel-ler bookseller bond-ser-vant bondservant bond-wo-man bondwoman bol-ster-ing bolstering bor-row-ing borrowing bot-tom-less bottomless boun-ti-ful bountiful bran-dish-ed brandished bramblebush bramblebush bran-dy-wine brandywine bra-ve-ry bravery bra-zi-ers braziers' breakfasttime breakfasttime bre-vi-ty brevity bri-be-ry bribery bride-chamber bride-chamber bri-gan-dine brigandine broi-der-ed broidered bro-ther-hood brotherhood bro-ther-ly brotherly buf-fet-ed buffeted bul-rush-es bulrushes burdensome burdensome burgesship burgesship bu-ri-al burial bu-ry-ing burying bur-nish-ed burnished bu-si-ness business but-ler-ship butlership bur-sten-ness burstenness but-cher-ing butchering but-ter-ed buttered buttocking buttocking but-ton-ed buttoned C. C. Cab-ba-ges Cabbages ca-la-mus calamus can-dle-mas candlemas candlestiks candlestick cancered cancered ca-bi-net cabinet ca-len-dar calendar ca-lum-ny calumny camphireballs camphireballs can-ker-ed cankered can-ker-worm cankerworm can-cel-ed canceled ca-pa-ble capable ca-pon-et caponet car-bun-cle carbuncle care-ful-ly carefully carelessly carelessly ca-res-sing caressing car-nal-ly carnally car-pen-ter carpenter car-ri-age carriage carcases carcases car-ri-on carrion car-ry-ing carrying car-ri-er carrier cas-si-a cassia cast-a-way castaway ca-ta-logue catalogue catechise catechise ca-te-chism catechism catholic catholic ca-te-rer caterer cavilling cavilling celebrated celebrate certainly certainly cer-tain-ty certainty certify certify cen-su-red censured chaf-fer-ing chaffering chal-len-ging challenging cha-li-ces chalices cham-ber-ing chambering cham-ber-lain chamberlain chamberpot chamberpot chamletcloak chamletcloak champaigncoat champaigncoat cham-pi-on champion chan-cel-lor chancellor chance-med-ley chancemedley change-a-ble changeable chapter chapter cha-ra-cter character chargeable chargeable cha-ri-ot chariot charity charity cha-sten-ing chastening cha-stise-ment chastisement chat-tering chattering chea-pen-ing cheapening check-er-work checkerwork cheer-ful-ly cheerfully cheer-ful-ness cheerfulness cheesmonger cheesmon●er cheespairing cheespairing che-rish-ing cherishing cher-ry-tree cherrytree cherrylip cherrylip cherry-stone cherry-stone cherubims cherubims chessplaying chessplaying cheshirecheese cheshirecheese chi-ding-ly chidingly chillishness chillishness chimingly chimingly chimneypiece chimneypiece chinadish chinadish chittyface chittyface chevychase chevychase choleric choleric choppingblock choppingblock choppingknife choppingknife chro-ni-cles chronicles christian christian christendom ceristendom chry-so-lite chrysolite chubbishness chubbishness chuckfarthing chuckfarthing ●huf-fish-ness chuffishness chur-lish-ness churlishness churningtub churningtub ci-der-press cyderpress ci-pher-ing cyphering cin-na-mon cinnamon cinderwench cinderwench cir-cum-spect circumspect cir-cum-stance circumstance cir-cum-cise circumcise cir-cum-vent circumvent ●i-ti-zen citizen ●i-vet-cat civetcat cla-mor-ing clamoring cla-mo-rous clamorous clean-li-ness cleanliness cle-men-cy clemency clo-thi-er clothier clou-di-ness cloudiness ●lus-ter-ing clustering cockatrice cockatrice ●of-fee-house coffeehouse ●o-e-qual coequal ●of-fer-er cofferer ●og-ni-sance cognisance ●ol-lect-ing collecting ●ol-ledg-es colleges ●ol-loque-ing colloqueing ●ol-li-er collier colonel colonel ●ol-lo-quies colloquies ●o-lo-ny colony coloured coloured combating combating ●um-ber-ing cumbering ●omb-ma-ker combmaker ●om-bi-ning combining ●o-me-dy comedy come-li-ness comeliness com-fort-ed comforted com-fort-er comforter com-fort-less comfortless com-mand-er commander com-mand-ing commanding com-mand-ment commandment com-mend-ed commended com-mit-ted committed com-mit-tee committee commonhall commonhall com-mo-ner commoner com-mon-ly commonly com-mon-wealth commonwealth com-mu-ning communing com-mence-ment commencement com-pact-ed compacted com-pa-ny company com-pa-ring comparing com-pas-sed compassed com-pas-ses compasses com-pel-led compelled com-pla-cent complacent com-pi-ling compiling com-plain-ing complaining completing completing compliment compliment com-po-sing composing com-port-ing comporting com-pound-ing compounding com-pre-hend comprehend com-pu-ted computed con-ceal-ing concealing con-ceit-ed conceited conceiving conceiving con-cern-ed concerned con-clu-ding concluding con-cor-dance concordance con-cu-bine concubine condemned condemned con-de-scend condescend con-du-cing conducing con-duct-ing conducting con-duct-or conductor con-fe-rence conference con-fes-sed confessed confidence' confidence con-fi-dent confident con-fi-ding confiding con-fine-ment confinement con-firm-ed confirmed con-fis-cate confiscate con-flict-ing conflicting con-flu-ence confluence con-form-ed conformed con-form-ing conforming con-for-mist conformist con-found-ed confounded con-fu-sed confused con-fu-ted confuted con-geal-ed congealed con-gru-ous congruous con-je-cture conjecture conjoining conjoining con-ju-gal conjugal con-ju-ring conjuring con-ju-rer conjurer con-nex-ing connexing con-ni-ving conniving conqueror conqueror con-que-ring conquering con-sci-ence conscience con-sci-ous conscious consecrated consecrate con-sent-ing consenting con-se-quence consequence consider consider con-sist-ing consisting conserving conserving con-sign-ing consigning con-sort-ed consorted con-so-nant consonant con-spi-ring conspiring con-sta-ble constable con-stan-cy constancy con-stru-ing construing con-su-ming consuming con-sum-mate consummate con-sump-tive consumptive con●sti-tute constitute con-strain-ed constrained con-sult-ed consulted con-tain-ed contained con-temn-ed contemned con-tem-plate contemplate con-tent-ed contented con-test-ing contesting con-ti-nence continence con-tract-ed contracted con-tra-dict contradict con-tra-ry contrary con-tri-bute contribute con-tri-vance contrivance controling controling con-tro-vert controvert con-ve-ning convening con-ver-sant conversant con-vert-ed converted con-vey-ing conveying con-vict-ed convicted con-vin-ced convinced con-vo-cate convocate con-voy-ing convoying cook-e-ry cookery co-part-ner copartner co-pi-ous copious cop-per-smith coppersmith co-py-ing copying co-py-book copy-book co-py-hold copyhold cor-di-al cordial cormorant cormorant co-ro-ner coroner cer-po-ral corporal cor-pu-lent corpulent cor-re-ctive corrective cor-rect-ed corrected cor-res-pond correspond cor-rupt-ed corrupted cor-ro-sive eorrosive cost-li-ness costliness cot-ta-ges cottages co-ve-nant covenant co-ver-ing covering co-ver-ed covered co-ve-tous covetous councillor councillor counselled counselled coun-te-nance countenance sergeant counterfeit coun-ter-vail countervail countycourt countycourt coun-try-man countryman courtesy courtesy courteous courteous courtier courtier cowardice cowardice crab-bed-ness crabbedness craf-ti-ness craftiness crasiness crasiness cra-ving-ly cravingly cre-a-tor creator cre-di-tor creditor cre-di-bly credibly cripleing cripleing cro-co-dile crocodile crook-ed-ness crookedness crucify crucify cristaline cristaline cru-el-ty cruelty cucumbers cucumbers cun-ning-ly cunningly cud-gel-ling cudgeling cul●pa-ble culpable cum-ber-ing cumbering cumminseeds cumminseeds cup-bear-er cupbearet cup-boards-head cupboardshead cu-ri-ous curious cur-rent-ly currently cur-ry-comb currycomb cur-sed-ly cursedly cush-i-on cushion cus-to-mer customer cus-to-dy custody cus-tom-house customhouse cuttingroom cuttingroom D. D. Dal-ly-ing Dallying dam-na-ble damnable damages damages dammasking dammasking damnify damnify da-mo-sel damosel dampishness dampishness dan-ge-rous dangerous dan-di-prat dandiprat dancingschool dancingschool dapperblade dapperblade da-ring-ly daringly dar-ken-ed darkened dawbingly dawbingly deadishness deadishness deafishness deafishness debtor debtor debentor debentor de-bo-nair debonair dea-ne-ry deanery dearlier dearlier de-ba-sing debasing de-ba-ting debating de-cay-ing decaying de-cea-sed deceased deceived deceived de-ceit-ful deceitful de-cei-ver deceiver de-cen-cy decency de-cent-ly decently decentness decentne●s de-ci-ded decided de-cla-red declared de-coct-ed decocted de-creas-ed decreased de-cree-ing decreeing de-cli-ning declining de-cre-pit decrepit dedicated dedicate de-fa-cing defacing de-fa-ming defaming de-feat-ing defeating de-fen-ced defenced de-fend-ed defended de-fen-der defender de-fer-ring deferring de-fy-ing defying de-fi-ling defiling de-fraud-ing defrauding de●fi-ning defining de-form-ing deforming de-fray-ing defraying de-gra-ding degrading de-ject-ed dejected de-i-ty deity de-lay-ing delaying de-le-gate delegate de-li-cate delicate de-light-ful delightful de●lin-quent delinquent de-li-ver deliver de-lu-ded deluded de-mand-ing demanding demeanour demeanour de-me●rit demerit de-mi-sed demised de-mo-lish demolish de-mon-strate demonstrate de-mur-ring demurring de-mure-ness demureness de-ni-al denial de-noun-cing denouncing de-part-ing departing de-plo●red deplored de-po-sed deposed de-pra-ved depraved de-pri-ved deprived de-pres-sed depressed de-pu-ted deputed de-pu-ty deputy de-ri-ded derided de-ro-gate derogate de-scend-ing descending de-scri-bed described de-sert-ed deserted de-sign-ed designed deserving deserving de-si-ring desiring de-sist-ing desisting de-so-late desolate de-spair-ing despairing des-pe-rate desperate de-spi-sing despising de-sti-tute destitute de-stroy-ing destroying de-struc-tive destructive de-tain-ed detained de-ter-mine determine de-ter-ing detering de-test-ing detesting de-vi-ces devices de-vil-ish devilish de-vi-sing devising de-vo-ted devoted de-vour-ing devouring di-a-dem diadem di-a-logue dialogue diamonds diamond dif-fer-ence difference dif-fi-cult difficult dif-fi-dent diffident di-gest-ed digested dignify dignify dig-ni-ty dignity di-gres-sed digressed diligence diligence di-li-gent diligent di-mi-nish diminish diningroom diningroom diocese diocese di-a-lect dialect di-rect-ed directed di-rect-ly directly dis-a-ble disable dis-a-gree disagree dis-ap-point disappoint dis-ap-prove disapprove dis-al-low disallow disannul disannul dis-arm-ed disarmed dis-cern-ed discerned dis-charg-ed discharged dis-ci-ple disciple dis-ci-pline discipline dis-claim-ing disclaiming dis-clo-sed disclosed dis-com-fit discomfit dis-con-tent discontent dis-cre-dit discredit dis-co-ver discover dis-cou-rage discourage dis-creet-ness discreetness dis-cour-sing discoursing dis-dain-ful disdainful di-sea-sed diseased dis-en-gage disengage dis-fi-gure disfigure dis-gra-cing disgracing dis-gui-sing disguising dis-heart-en dishearten dis-ho-nest dishonest dis-ho-nour dishonour disjoyning disjoining dis-o-bey disobey dis-ob-lige disoblige dis-or-der disorder dis-may-ed dismayed dis-mem-ber dismember dis-mis-sed dismissed dis-lo-cate dislocate dis-man-tle dismantle despairing despairing dis-pa-rage disparage dis-pen-sed dispensed dis-per-sed dispersed dis-play-ing displaying displeasure displeasure dis-po-sed diposed dis-pos-sess dispossess dis-pu-ting disputing dis-patch-ing dispatching dis-prais-ed dispraised dis-pro-fit disprofit dis-pro-ved disproved dis-qui-et disquiet dis-re-pute disrepute dis-sem-ble dissemble dis-sent-ing dissenting dis-se-ver dissever dissolving dissolving dis-so-lute dissolute dis-sua-ded dissuaded dis-tast-ed distasted dis-tem-per distemper. dis-tinct-ly distinctly dis-tin-guish distinguish dis-tinct-ly distinctly dis-tract-ed distracted dis-train-ed distrained dis-tres-sed distressed dis-tri-bute distribute dis-trust-ing distrusting di-vert-ing diverting di-vine-ly divinely di-vi-dend dividend di-vi-ding dividing di-vor-ced divorced di-vorce-ment divorcement di●vulg-ing divulging di-ur-nal diurnal doc-tri-nal doctrinal do-mi-neer domineer do-ting-ly dotingly droop-ing-ly droopingly drop-si-cal dropsical dun-ge-on dungeon du-ra-ble durable dread-ful-ness dreadfulness drun-ken-ness drunkenness drow-si-ness drowsiness drug-gis-ter druggister du-ti-ful dutiful dustbasket dustbasket du-ra-ble durable dul-ci-mer dulcimer do-lo-rous dolorous dole-ful-ness dolefulness E. E. Ea-ger-ness Eagerness ear-li-er earlier ear-nest-ly earnestly earth-li-ness earthliness ea-si-ness easiness eas-ter-ly easterly e-bo-ny ebony echoing echoing eclipctic eclipctic edify edify e-di-tor editor e-du-cate educate ef-fect-ed effected ejectment ejectment eighteenthly eighteenthly e-lect-ed elected el-der-ly elderly e-le-gant elegant e-le-ment element e-le-phant elephant e-le-vate elevate e-le-ven eleven e-le-venth eleventh e-lo-quence eloquence e-lo-quent eloquent em-bas-sy embassy em-bol-den embolden em-bra-cing embracing em-broi-der embroider embryo embryo e-me-rald emerald e-me-rods emerods e-mi-nent eminent em-ploy-ment employment em-pti-ness emptiness impaired impaired em-pe-ror emperor em-pha-sis emphasis e-na-ble enable e-na-mour enamour en-camp-ed encamped en-coun-ter encounter e●-com-pass encompass en●cou-rage encourage en-●hant-ment enchantment increased increased en-croach-ing encroaching en-cum-ber encumber en-da-mage endamage en-dan-ger endanger en-dea-vour endeavour en-di-ting enditing en-dow-ment endowment en-dear-ing endearing en-du-reth endureth e-ne-my enemy en-ga-ged engaged en-feoff-ment enfeoffment enflaming enflaming en-for-ced enforced en-fran-chise enfranchise en-gage-ment engagement en-gra-ving engraving en-joy-ment enjoyment enjoining enjoining en-large-ment enlargement en-light-en enlighten en-joy-ed enjoyed en-mi-ty enmity ennoble ennoble en-qui-ring enquiring en-rich-ing enriching enstalling installing en-sam-ple ensample en-su-ing ensuing en-tail-ed entailed en-tan-gle entangle intercourse intercourse enterfer enterfer entercede entercede enterprise enterprise en-sna-red ensnared en-ti-ced enticed en-ter-tain entertain en-tran-ces entrances en-vi-ous envious en-vy-ing envying en-treat-ing entreating en-trust-ing entrusting en-tomb-ed entombed en-ti-tle entitle en-thro-ning enthroning enthralling enthralling en-trap-ping entrapping en-vi-ron environ en-tire-ly entirely epicure epicure e-pi-gram epigram e-pi-stle epistle e-pi-logue epilogue e-qual-ler equaller e-qui-page equipage e-qui-ty equity e-rect-ed erected e-sca-ping escaping eschewing eschewing e-spi-ed espied e-spou-sing espousing es-say-ing essaying e-sta-blish establish e-steemed esteemed es-ti-mate estimate e-strang-ing estranging e-ter-nal eternal e-ven-ing evening e-ven-song evensong e-ven-tide eventide eu-cha-rist eucharist e-ver-more evermore every every e-vi-dence evidence e-vi-dent evident e-vil-ler eviller ex-act-ing exacting ex-act-er exacter ex-act-ness exactness ex-alt-ed exalted ex-a-mine examine example example ex-ceed-ing exceeding ex-cel-lent excellent ex●cel-ling excelling excepted excepted ex-ces-sive excessive ex-chang●ing exchanging ex-clu-ded excluded ex-clu-sive exclusive ex-che-quer exchequer ex-cu-sing excusing ex-empt-ed exempted ex-er-cise exercise ex-claim-ing exclaiming ex-e-crate execrate ex-e-cute execute ex-haust-ed exhausted ex-hi-bit exhibit ex-hort-ing exhorting ex-or-cists exorcists ex-pect-ing expecting ex-pel-led expelled expenses expenses ex-pi-ate expiate ex-pi-red expired ex-plain-ing explaining ex-pli-cit explicit ex-pound-ing expounding ex-pres●sing expressing ex-plo●ded exploded exposite exposite ex-qui-site exquisite ex-ter-nal external ex-tin-guish extinguish ex-tol-ling extolling ex-tend-ing extending ex-tort-ing extorting ex-tract-ing extracting ex-trem●-ly extremely ex-tri-cate extricate extrinsic extrinsic F. F. Fa-bu-lous Fabulous factions factions fa-cul-ty faculty faction's f●ction fa-●ti-ons factions fadingly fadingly faint-hearted faint-hearted fairhavens fairhavens faith-ful-ly faithfully fal-la-cy fallacy fal-ter-ing faltering fa-mi-ly family fa-mish-ed famished famouser famouser fan-cy-ing fancying fantasy fantasy fantastic fantastic farthingale farthingale fa-shi-on fashion fas-ten-ed fastened fa-ther-less fatherless faultier faultier fa-vour-ed favoured fa-vou●rite favourite fear-ful-ness fearfulness fea-ther-ed feathered fee-ble-ness feebleness feed●ing-ly feedingly feel-ing-ly feelingly feign-ed-ly feignedly fellowheirs fellowheirs fel-low-ship fellowship fe-mi-nine feminine fer-ry-boat ferryboat fer-ry-man ferryman fe-of-fee feoffee fer-vency fervency fer-vent-ly fervently fes-ter-ing festering fes-ti-val festival fet-ter-ed fettered feweling feweling fic-ti-on fiction fil-thi-ness filthiness fi-li-al filial fi-nal-ly finally fi-nish-er finisher fi-nish-ing finishing fin-ger-ing fingering fir-ma-ment firmament fistycuffs fistycuffs fittingly fittingly fish-er-man fisherman fishinglines fishinglines fishingnets fishingnets fishingrods fishingrods flantingly flantingly flat-ter-ing flattering phlegmatic phlegmatic flou-rish-ing flourishing flow-er-ing flowering foldingly foldingly fol-low-ing following flesh-li-ness fleshliness flin-ti-ness flintiness flirt-ing-ly flirtingly fly-blow-ing flyblowing fool-ish-ness foolishness forasmuch forasmuch for-bear-ing forbearing for-bid-ding forbidding for-feit-ing forfeiting forefather's forefathers fore-know-ledge foreknowledge fore-run-ner forerunner fore-see-ing foreseeing for-swear-ing forswearing for-ge-ry forgery fore-warn-ing forewarning for-get-ful forgetful for-get-ting forgetting for-gi-ving forgiving for-give-ness forgiveness for-got-ten forgotten for-mal-ly formally fo-reign-er foreigner forlorned forlorned for-ni-cate fornicate formerly formerly for-sa-ken forsaken forsookest forsookest fortify fortify for-ward-ness forwardness foun-der-ing foundering fran-kin-cense frankincense frantickness frantickness frau-du-lent fraudulent free-wo-man freewoman fre-quent-ly frequently frettingly frettingly frollicksom frollicksom fron-ti-ers frontiers friend-li-ness friendliness frostbitten frostbitten fro-ward-ly frowardly frown-ing-ly frowningly fructify fructify fruit-ful-ness fruitfulness fru-stra-ted frustrated frui-te-rer fruiterer fu-gi-tive fugitive ful-fil-led fulfilled fulsomness fulsomness fu-mi-gate fumigate func-ti-on function fun-da-ment fundament fu-ne-ral funeral fur-bish-ing furbishing fu-ri-ous furious furmety furmety furnaces furnaces fur-nish-ed furnished fur-ni-ture furniture ●ur-ri-er furrier fur-ther-ance furtherance furtherend furtherend furtherside furtherside furtheroff furtheroff fur-ther-more furthermore fustians fustians fustyguts fustyguts G. G. Gab-ble-ing G●bbleing gad-ding-ly gaddingly gain-say-ers gainsayers gain-say-ing gainsaying gal-ba-num galbanum gal-lan-try gallantry gal-le-ry gallery g●l-ley-slave galleyslave gardener gardener gar-nish-ed garnished garrison garrison ga-ther-ing gathering gen-der-ing gendering ga-zing-stock gazingstock ge-mi-ni geminy general general ge-ne-rate generate gen-tle-ness gentleness gen-tle-man gentleman gentlier gentlier ghost-li-ness ghostliness gib-ber-ish gibberish gid-di-ness giddiness giddybrains giddybrains gin-ger-bread gingerbread glass-hou-ses glasshouses glaubering glaubering glit-ter-ing glittering glis-ter-ing glistering clysterpipe clysterpipe gloo-mi-ness gloominess glorify glorify glo-ry-ing glorying glo-●i-ous glorious glutenous glutenous glut-to-ny gluttony godliness godliness good-li-ness goodliness gor-ge-ous gorgeous go-vern-ment government governor governor gossipping gossipping gracious gracious grand-chil-dren grandchilds grand-fa-ther grandfather grand-mo-ther grandmother grainery grainer● gratitude gratitude grasshopper grasshopper gra-vel-ling gravelling gra-vi-ty gravity gree-di-ness greediness grie-vously grievously grid-i-ron gridiron gril-li-ade grilliade grudg-ing-ly grudgingly guar-di-an guardian gumsandrick gumsandrick gun-ners-mate gunnersmate gun-pow-der gunpowder gut-ter-ing guttering guil-ti-ness guiltiness H. H. Ha-bi-ted Habited hackneycoach hackneycoach hag-rid●den hagridden hal-low-ed hallowed ham-per-ing hampering handycraft handicraft handiwork handiwork hand-ker-chiefs handkerchiefs hand-mai-den handmaiden hand-wri-ting handwriting handleing handleing handsomeness handsomeness hap-pen-ed happened hap-pi-er happier har-bour-ing harbouring har-den-ed hardened har-mo-ny harmony harrassing harrassing harvesttime harvesttime has-ti-ness hastiness hatefuller hatefuller hay-ma-king haymaking haugh-ti-ness haughtiness hea-di-er headyer healthier healthier harkened harkened hear-ti-er heartier hea-then-ish heathenish hea-ven-ly heavenly hedg●et-ter hedgsetter heedlessness heedlessness heed-ful-ness heedfulness hellishest hellishest helplesest helplesest helpfullest helpfullest here-af-ter hereafter heretofore heretofore hence-for-ward henceforward heresy heresy heretic heretic he-ri-tage heritage heroic heroic hi-de-ous hideous hin-der-ing hindering hindrance hindrance hin-der-most hindermost history history hi-ther-ward hitherward hitherto hitherto hoggishest hoggishest ho-li-er holier ho-li-ness holiness homelier homelier ho-mi-ly homily ho-nour-ing honouring ho-mi-cide homicide hol-low-ness hollowness ho-ne-sty honesty ho-ney-comb honeycomb ho-ney-pot honeypot hope-ful-lest hopefullest hopmerchant hopmerchant ho-ri-zon horizon hor-rid-ness horridness hor-ri-ble horrible hos-ta-ges hostages house-hold-er householder house-hold-stuff householdstuff house-keep-er housekeeper howbeit howbeit hum●ble-ness humbleness humouring humouring hum-ming-ly hummingly hun-ger-ing hungering huntingmatch huntingmatch hur-ri-cane hurricane hur-rired hurried hus-band-man husbandman hus-band-men husbandmen hus-ban-dry husbandry hy-po-crites hypocrites hippocras hippocras I. I. I-dle-ness Idleness ●-de-a idea ●ea-lou-sie jealousy ●eo-par-dy jeopardy ●eer-ing-ly jeeringly ●eest-ing-ly jestingly ●et-ting-ly jettingly ●e-su-it jesuit ●ew-el-ler jeweller ●ew-el-ling jewelling ignoble ignoble ●g-no-rance ignorance ignorant ignorant illegal illegal ●m-be-zil imbezil ●m-balm-ing embalming images images ●-ma-gine imagine ●m-bold-ned emboldened imitate imitate ●m-mer-ced immerced im-mi-nent imminent im-mo-dest immodest im-mor-tal immortal im-part-ing imparting im-per-fect imperfect im-pi-ous impious im-plo-ring imploring employed employed employment employment im-por-tance importance im-por-tune importune im-po-sed imposed im-post-hume imposthume im-pos-ture imposture im-po-tent impotent im-prove-ment improvement im-pro-per improper im-pu-ted imputed imputest imputest in-as-much inasmuch in-car-nate incarnate in-cen-sed incensed enchanted enchanted enchantment enchantment inserted inserted in-cli-ning inclining in-clo●sed enclosed in-clu-sive inclusive in-con-stant inconstant in-crea-sing increasing encroaching encroaching in-cul-cate inculcate in-cum-bent incumbent encumbrance encumbrance endeared endeared in-debt-ed indebted in-den-ture indenture in-dent-ed indented in-di-ting inditing in-di-gent indigent endeavour endeavour in-di-rect indirect in-dis-creet indiscreet endorsed endorsed endowed endowed in-du-ced induced in●dul-gence indulgence in-dul-gent indulgent in-fa-my infamy in-fa-mous infamous in-fan-cy infancy in-fan-try infantry in●fan-gled infangled in-fect-ed infected in-fe-rence inference in-fer-nal infernal in-fi-del infidel in●fi-nite infinite in-flict-ed inflicted in-flaming inflaming in-fold-ing infolding in-form-er informer in-form-ing informing in-flu-ence influence in-fring-ing infringing engrafting engrafting engagement engagement in-grate-ful ingrateful in-ha-bit inhabit in-he-rent inherent in-he-rit inherit enjoying enjoying in-ju-stice injustice enjoining enjoining enlargement enlargement in-ligh-ten enlighten inn-keep-er innkeeper in-ner-most innermost in-no-cent innocent insomuch insomuch in-qui-ry inquiry enrolled enrolled in-sight-ed insighted in-so-lent insolent in-spect-ing inspecting in-spi-red inspired in-sta-ble instable instances instances in-stant-ly instantly instincted instincted in-sti-tute institute in-struct-ed instructed in-stru-ment instrument entangle entangle intellects intellects in-tend-ing intending in-ter-cede intercede in-ter-cept intercept in-ter-course intercourse in-ter-change interchange in-te-rest interest in-ter-nal internal in-ter-pose interpose interpret interpret in-ter-rupt interrupt in-ter-fere interfere in-ter-val interval in-ter-vene intervene in-thral-ling enthralling inthroning inthroning in-ti-mate intimate entirely entirely entitle entitle entreaty entreaty in-tru-ding intruding in-tro-duce introduce entrusted entrusted in-va-lid invalid in-va-ding invading in-veigh-ing inveighing in-vei-gle inveigle in-vent-ing inventing environ environ involuing involving in-vi-ting inviting in-ward-ly inwardly join-tu-ring joynturing jour-neying journeying i-vo-ry ivory joy-ful-ness joyfulness jubilee jubilee irriate irriate is-su-ed issued ju-da-ism judaism justice's justices justify justify K. K. Ka-len-da● Calendar kind-nes-ses kindnesses kil-der-kin kilderkin kibedheels kibedheels kid-nap-per kidnapper kins-wo-man kinswoman kis-sing-crust kissingcrust kneadingtrough kneadingtrough know-ing-ly knowingly knucklebone knucklebone L. L. La-bour-ing Labouring la-by-rinth labyrinth lackering lackering ladyday ladyday la-dy-ship ladyship la-i-ty laity la-ment-ed lamented laundresses laundresses language's languages lan-guish-ing languishing l●t-ter-end latterend la-zi-ly lazily lea-ven-ed leavened lec-tu-rer lecturer lefthanded lefthanded leadenmines leadenmines le-che-ry lechery le-ga-cy legacy le-gi-on legion length-en-ed lengthened lentpreachers lentpreachers lemmonade lemmonade le-o-pard leopard leprosy leprosy learn-ed-ly learnedly les-sen-ing lessening lettercase lettercase lettices lettices le-vel-ling levelling le-vi-ty levity liberal liberal l●-ber-ty liberty l●-ber-tine libertine l●-bel-ling libelling ●●-cen-sing licensing lieutenant lieutenant l●gh-ten-ing lightning l●fe-guard-man lifeguardman li-mit-ed limited ●●-ne-age lineage ●●-o-ness lioness ●●n-ger-ing linger ●●s-ten-ing listening ●●t-tle-ness littleness ●●ve-li-ness liveliness ●●ath-som-ness loathsomeness ●of-ti-ness loftiness ●●ne-som-ness lonesomness love-li-ness loveliness lou-si-ness lousiness low-li-ness lowliness londonbridge londonbridge londontown londontown look-ing-glass lookingglass low-er-most lowermost luke-warm-ness lukewarmness lunatic lunatic lurkingly lurkingly lustyguts lustyguts luscious luscious ly-ri-cal lyrical M. M. Ma-ca-roons Macaroons mac-ke-rel mackerel ma-gi-strate magistrate magnify magnify mag-ni-tude magnitude ma-ga-zine magazine mai-den-head maidenhead maid-ser-vant maidservant ma-je-sty majesty main-te-nance maintenance main-tain-ed maintained malechildren malechildrens ma-lig-nant malignant ma-nage-ment management ma-na-cles manacles ma-ho-met mahomet ma-ni-fest manifest ma-ni-fold manifold man-si-on mansion ma-nu-ring manuring ma-nu-script manuscript man-ser-vant manservant man-slay-er manslayer man-slaugh-ter manslaughter mar-gi-nal marginal mar-ket-ing marketing marketcross marketcross ma-ri-ner mariner mar-ri-age marriage mar-ry-ing marrying marshes marshes mar-ma-let marmalet marquesdom marquesdom mar-tyr-dom martyrdom marvellous marvellous mas-cu-line masculine mas-sa-cre massacre mas-te-ry mastery mealymouth mealymouth match-ma-ker matchmaker mea-su-ring measuring me-di-ate mediate me-di-cine medicine me-di-tate meditate me-lo-dy melody me-mo-ry memory menpleasers menpleasers menstealers menstealers men-stru-ous menstruous men-ti-on mention mer-chan-dise merchandise mer-ci-ful merciful mer-cy-seat mercyseat mer-ri-ly merrily mes-sen-ger messenger mes-si-as messias message message me-ta-phor metaphor me-theg-lin metheglin michaelmass michaelmas mid-dle-most middlemost migh-ti-ness mightiness milkingpale milkingpale mil-li-ons millions mi-mi-cal mimical mi-ne-rals minerals minished minished mi-ni-ster minister ministering ministering mind-ful-ness mindfulness mi-ra-cle miracle myrmidons myrmidons miscalling miscalling mis-car●ry miscarry mis-cast-ing miscasting mi-se-ry misery misshapen misshapen mis-chie-vous mischievous mis-leading misleading mis-li-king misliking missi on mission mis-ta-ken mistaken mis-trust-ing mistrusting mis-u-sed misused mispending mispending mi-ti-gate mitigate mock-e-ry mockery mo-de-rate moderate mo-de-sty modesty mollify mollify mo-nar-chy monarchy mon-strous-ly monstrously moralise moralise mo-nu-ment monument moreover moreover mor-tal-ly mortally mort-ga-ged mortgaged mortify mortify mo-ti-on motion mo-ther-less motherless movable movable moun-te-bank mountebank mourn-ful-ly mournfully mul-ti-ply multiply mur-mur-ing murmuring mu-●a-ble mutable mul-ti-tude multitude mur-der-er murderer mu-si-cal musical mu-tu-al mutual mu-stard-seed mustardseed mustardpot mustardpot mu-ster-ing mustering mut-ter-ing muttering myrtlegroves myrtlegroves myrtletrees myrtletrees my-ste-ry mystery N. N. Na-ked-ness Nakedness nar-row-ly narrowly nar-ra-tive narrative nas-ti-ness nastiness na-ti-on nation na-tu-ral natural naugh-ti-ness naughtiness na-vi-gate navigate needfuller needfuller needlesser needlesser neg-lect-ed neglected neg-li-gence negligence neigh-bour-hood neighbourhood neigh-bour-ly nighbourly neithermost neithermost nettleing nettleing net-ma-ker netmaker neu-tral-ly neutrally news-mon-ger newsmonger nibbleing nibbleing nig-gard-ly niggardly nightwatches nightwatches nigh-tin-gale nightingale nim-ble-ness nimbleness nippingfrost nippingfrost nittyness nittyness no-ble-ness nobleness noc-tur-nal nocturnal noddlehead noddlehead noisomness noisomness non-suit-ed nonsuited no-ta-ble notable no-ta-ry notary northborder northborder northquarter northquarter no-vel-ty novelty no-vem-ber november no-vi-ces novices nou-rish-ment nourishment nul-li-ty nullity num-ber-ing numbering num-ber-less numberless nu-me-rous numerous nu-me-rate numerate nun-ne-ry nunnery nur-se-ry nursery nur-tu-ring nurturing nut-crack-er nutcracker nu-tri-ment nutriment nuttingtime nuttingtime O. O. O-bey-ed Obeyed obeisance obeisance obilisk obilisk ob-ject-ed objected ob-li-ged obliged obrazeel obrazeel ob-ser-ved observed ob-ser-vant observant ob-scure-ness obscureness ob-sti-nate obstinate ob-struct-ed obstructed ob-tain-ed obtained ob-vi-ous obvious oculist oculist oc-cu-py occupy oc-cur-rence occurrence o-ce-an ocean oc-to-ber october o-di-ous odious offence offences of-fend-ed offended of-fen-sive offensive of-fer-ing offering of-fi-cer officer of-fi-ces offices offscowring offscowring of-ten-times oftentimes olivetree olivetree oliveyard oliveyard oilolive oilolive oldestman oldestman o-li-o olio olympic olympic o-mi-nous ominous o-ni-ons onions openarse openarse o-pen-ed opened o-pen-ing opening o-pen-ly openly o●pe-rate operate op-po-ser opposer op-po-sing opposing op-po-site opposite op-pres-sed oppressed op-pres-sor oppressor o-ra-cle oracle o-ra-tor orator or-dain-ed ordained or-dain-ing ordaining ordered ordered or-der-ing ordering or-der-ly orderly or-di-nance ordinance orange's oranges orangetrees orangetrees or-na-ment ornament or-phan-ism orphanism os-trich-es ostriches o-ther-wise otherwise overall overall o-ver-bid overbid overbake overbake overboots overboots o-ver-came overcame o-ver-cast overcast o-ver-charge overcharge o-ver-came overcame o-ver-did overdid o-ver-do overdo o-ver-drive overdrive o-ver-eat overeat o-ver-flow overflow overearn overearn o-ver-flown overflown o-ver-head overhead o-ver-laid overlaid o-ver-look overlook overmatcht overmatcht o-ver-much overmuch o-ver-past overpast o-ver-plus overplus o-ver-rate overrate o-ver-rule overrule o-ver-reach overreach o-ver-run overrun o-ver-sea oversea o-ver-see oversee overshooes overshooes o-ver-sight oversight o-ver-spread overspread o-ver-take overtake o-ver-talk overtalk o-ver-threw overthrew overthrew overthrow o-ver-thrown overthrown o-ver-took overtook o-ver-turn overturn o-ver-walk overwalk o-ver-whelm overwhelm o-ver-wise overwise out-bid-ding outbidding outgoings outgoings out-law-ry outlawry out-lan-dish outlandish out-last-ing outlasting out-stretch-ed outstretched out-ward-ly outwardly own-er-ship ownership oziers oziers' P. P. Pa-ci-fic Pacific pack-sad-dle packsaddle pa-ga-nism paganism pain-ful-ness painfulness pa-la-ces palaces pa-lat-ed palated palatbed palatbed pa-la-tine palatine pal-pa-ble palpable palmbranches palmbranches palm-er-worm palmerworm pa-pa-cy papacy papermills papermills paperscul paperscul pa-ra-ble parable pa-ra-dise paradise paraket paraket pa-ra-mount paramount pa-ra-mour paramour par-don-ed pardoned par-don-ing pardoning parishes parishes parishclerk parishclerk par-ley-ing parleying par-ta-kers partakers par-ti-al partial par-tridg-es partridges pas-sa-ges passages pas-sen-ger passenger passion passion passover passover ●as-to-ral pastoral ●as-tu-ring pasturing pa-ti-ence patience patiented patiented ●a-tri-arch patriarch ●au-ci-ty paucity peaceable peaceable ●a-ter-nal paternal ●eace-ma-kers peacemakers ●eb-ble-stones pebblestones ●eace-ma-kers peacemakers ●e-di-gree pedigree ●ee-vish-ness peevishness ●e-li-can pelican ●e-nal-ty penalty ●e-ni-tent penitent ●e-nu-ry penury ●en-ny-loaf pennyloaf ●en-ny-post pennypost ●en-ny-worth pennyworth ●en-te-cost pentecost ●en-sive-ness pensiveness ●er-ceiv-ing perceiving ●er-fect-ing perfecting ●er-fo●m-ance performance per-fumed perfumed perilous perilous per-ju-ry perjury pe-ri-wig periwig pe-rish-ed perished per-mit-ted permitted per-se-cute persecute per-plex-ed perplexed per-sist-ing persisting per-se-vere persevere per-so-nate personate persuaded persuaded per-spect-ive perspective pes-ti-lence pestilence per-tain-ing pertaining perverseness perverseness per-vert-ing perverting pha-ri-see pharisee philistines philistines pigeons pigeons pi-e-ty piety pil-gri-mage pilgrimage pi-ous-ly piously pinnacle pinnacle pis-tol-ed pistoled pillowbears pillowbears pi-ti-ful pitiful pi-ti-ed pitied plas-ter-ing plastering plausable plausable plea-sant-ness pleasantness plen-ti-ful plentiful plea-su-red pleasured pleurisy pleurisy pli-a-ble pliable po-e-try poetry poi-son-ing poisoning po-li-cy policy po-lish-ed polished politics politics pome-gra-nate pomegranate pon-der-ing pondering po-pe-ry popery po-pish-ly popishly po-pu-lous populous por-ti-on portion port-man-teau portmanteau po●-s●s-sed possessed pos-si-ble possible po-si-tive positive post-mas-ter postmaster po-ten-tate potentate po-ver-ty poverty pourtracture pourtracture portrayed portrayed pow-er-ful powerful pra-cti-cal practical pra-cti-sed practised pre-ce-dence precedence pre-ci-ous precious pre-cise-ness preciseness pre-dict-ed predicted pre-fi-gure prefigure pre-ju-dice prejudice pre-fer-ment preferment pre-fi-gure prefigure pre-la-cy prelacy praemunire praemunire pre-pa-red prepared pres-by-ter presbyter pre-sump-tive presumptive pre-scri-bed prescribed pre-sent-ly presently precedent precedent pre-ten-ces pretences pre-tend-ing pretending pre-ser-ved preserved pre-su-ming presuming pre-vail-ed prevailed pre-vent-ed prevented prin-ci-pal principal prin-ci-ples principles printinghouse printinghouse printingpress printingpress prisoner's prisoners pri-vate-ly privately privilege privilege pri-vi-ly privily pro-ba-ble probable pro-claim-ing proclaiming pro-di-gal prodigal pro-di-gy prodigy pro-fit-ed profited pro-ge-ny progeny pro-hi-bit prohibit pro-ceed-ings proceed pro-cu-ring procuring pro-fes-sing professing pro-long-ing prolonging pro-mi-sing promising pro-noun-cing pronouncing pro-fa-ning profaning pro-fane-ness profaneness pro-pa-gate propagate pro-per-ty property pro-per-ly properly prophesy prophecy pro-phe-tess prophetess pro-po-sed proposed pro-pound-ed propounded prorogueing prorogueing pro-se-cute prosecute pro-se-lyte proselyte pro-spect-ive prospective pro-sper-ous prosperous pro-stra-ted prostrated pro-tect-ed protected protestant protestant pro-sti-tute prostitute pro-test-ed protested pro-test-ing protesting pro-ven-der provender pro-vi-dence providence pro-vi-ding providing pro-vin-ces provinces pro-vo-cate provocate pro-vo-king provoking pru-dent-ly prudently psal-te-ry psaltery pub-li-can publican pub-li-cate publicate publicly publicly pub-lish-ed published pul-pi-teer pulpiteer pu-nish-ment punishment pur-cha-sed purchased purify purify puritan puritan pu-ri-ty purity purloining purloining pur-po-sing purposing pur-su-ers pursuers pur-su-ing pursuing pur-te-nance purtenance Q. Q. Quaffinglike Quaffinglike qua-ker-ism quakerism qualify qualify qua-li-ty quality qualmishness qualmishness quan-da-ry quandary quan-ti-ty quantity quar-rel-ers quarrelers quarrelling quarrelling quar-ter-ing quartering quar-ter-ed quartered quar-ter-ly quarterly chorister chorister que-ru-lous querulous que-sti-on question quick-en-eth quickeneth quick-sil-ver quicksilver qui-et-ness quietness qui-et-ly quietly quin-tes-sence quintessence qui-ver-ing quivering qua-ver-ing quavering qui-ver-ed quivered R. R. Ra-di-cal Radical ra-dish-es radishes radiant radiant rag-ged-ness raggedness raillery raillery ran-coun-ter rancounter ran-som-ed ransomed ra-pi-er rapier ra-ri-ty rarity raspberries raspberries rascally rascally rattleing rattleing ra-ve-nous ravenous ra-vish-ing ravishing rea-di-ness readiness re-al-ly really rea-son-ing reasoning re-bel-ling rebelling re-bu-ked rebuked rebuilded rebuilded receiver receiver receiving receiving reck-on-ing reckoning re-claim-ing reclaiming re-com-mend recommend re-com-pense recompense re-con-cile reconcile re-cord-ed recorded re-cord-er recorder recounting recounting re-cre-ate recreate re-cruit-ed recruited rectify rectify re-deem-er redeemer re-deem-ed redeemed re-dres-sed redressed re-di-cule redicule re-fe-rence reference re-fi-ner refiner re-fi-ning refining re-flect-ing reflecting reform reform re-frain-ing refraining re-fresh-ment refreshment refunding refunding re-fu-sing refusing re-gain-ed regained re-gard-ed regarded re-gi-ment regiment re-gi-on region re-gi-ster register registered registered re-gu-lar regular re-hear-sal rehearsal re-ject-ed rejected re-in-vest reinvest rejoicing rejoicing rejoynder rejoinder re-laps-ed relapsed re-la-ted related re-leas-ed released re-lent-ing relenting reletting reletting re-li-ed relied relieving relieving re-lin-quish relinquish re-lish-ed relished re-mand-ed remanded re-main-der remainder re-main-ed remained re-me-dy remedy remelting remelting remember remember re-mem-brance remembrance reminded reminded re-mit-ted remitted re-miss-ness remissness remotest remotest re-mo-ved removed re-mo-ving removing ren-der-ed rendered rendezvous rendezvous re-new-ed renewed re-noun-cing renouncing re-pair-ed repaired repaid repaid repasted repasted re-peal-ed repealed re-peat-ed repeated re-pel-ling repelling repentance repentance re-pi-ning rapining re-plant-ed replanted re-ple-nish replenish re-ple-vin replevin re-ply-ing replying re-port-ed reported re-po-sed reposed re-pre-hend reprehend re-pre-sent represent re-print-ed reprinted re-pri-sal reprisal re-pro-bate reprobate re-proach-ed reproached re-pro-ved reproved re-pug-nant repugnant re-pul-sed repulsed repurged repurged re-pu-ted reputed re-quest-ed requested re-qui-red required re-qui-ted requited re-qui-site requisite re-scu-ed rescued re-sem-ble resemble re-sent-ed resented reserved reserved re-si-ding residing re-si-due residue re-sign-ed resigned re-sist-ed resisted resolved resolved re-so-lute resolute re-sort-ed resorted re-spect-ed respected re-spect-ive respective re-sto-red restored re-strain-ed restrained re-tain-ed retained re-tard-ed retarded re-ten-tive retentive re-ti-nue retinue re-ti-red retired re-tort-ed retorted re-tract-ed retracted re-trench-ed retrenched re-treat-ed retreated retrieu-ed retrieved re-tro-grade retrograde re-tri-bute retribute re-turn-ed returned re-veal-ed revealed re-ven-ger revenger re-vel-lings revel re-ve-nue revenue re-ve-rend reverend re-ve-rence reverence re-ver-sed reversed re-view-ed reviewed re-vi-ling reviling re-vi-sing revising re-vi-ved revived re-vo-ked revoked re-volt-ed revolted re-vo-lute revolute revowed revowed re-ward-er rewarder re-ward-ing rewarding rhenishwine rhenishwine rhetoric rhetoric ri-bal-dry ribaldry rifleing rifleing righ-te-ous righteous ri-go-rous rigorous ring-lead-er ringleader ri-ot-ing rioting ri-ot-ous riotous ri-pen-ing ripening risingsun risingsun robbery robbery rollingstone rollingstone rope-ma-kers rope-makers rose-ma-ry rosemary rot-ten-ness rottenness round-a-bout roundabout roy-al-ty royalty ruf-fi-an ruffian rug-ged-ness ruggedness ru-i-nous ruinous rummiging rummiging ru-mor-ous rumorous run-a-gate runagate rudderbands rudderbands rud-di-ness ruddiness ru-di-ments rudiments rus-ti-ness rustiness ruttingtime ruttingtime rupturetruss rupturetruss S. S. Sabbaoth Sabbaoth sa-cra-ment sacrament sa-cri-fice sacrifice sacrilege sacrilege sa-cred-ness sacredness saddleing saddleing sadduces sadduces safeguarded safeguarded sal-va-tor salvator sa-lu-ting saluting sanctify sanctify saturday saturday sa-ti-ate satiate satisfy satisfy sa-vage-ness savageness saucyness saucyness sau-sa-ges sausages sa-ving-ly savingly sa-vi-our saviour sa-vou-ry savoury scab-bed-ness scabbedness scan-da-lous scandalous scar-ci-ty scarcity scat-ter-ed scattered sca-ven-ger scavenger schismatic schismatic sci-en-ces sciences schoolbutter schoolbutter school-mas-ter schoolmaster school-mis-tress schoolmistress scorn-ful-ness scornfulness scor-pi-on scorpion scorchedness scorchedness scoulingly scoulingly scossingly scossingly scold-ing-ly scoldingly scot-tish-ness scottishness scounderel scounderel scrape scrape scribbleing scribbleing scrip-tu-ral scriptural scri-ve-ner scrivener scrollingly scrollingly scru-pu-lous scrupulous scru-ti-ny scrutiny scuffleing scuffleing scul-li-on scullion scurvyer scurvyer scut-che-on scutcheon seamsteress seamsteress search-ing-ly searchingly sea-son-ed seasoned sec-ta-ry sectary secondly secondly secrecy secrecy se-cret-ly secretly sec-ti-on section se-cu-lar secular se-cure-ly securely se-cu-red secured se-du-cer seducer se-du-cing seducing seem-ing-ly seemingly seethingpot seethingpot self-ish-ness selfishness seldomer seldomer se-na-tor senator signior signior sen-su-al sensual sen-si-ble sensible senselesness senselesness sen-si-tive sensitive sen-ten-ces sentences sep-tem-ber september se-pa-rate separate se-pul-chre sepulchre sequestered sequestered sergeant sergeant se-ri-ous serious seraphims seraphims ser-ge-ant sergeant ser-pen-tine serpentine se-ven-night seven-night ser-vi-tor servitor ser-vi-tude servitude servantmaid servantmaid ser-ving-man servingman se-ven-fold sevenfold se-ven-score sevenscore se-ven-teen seventeen se-ven-teenth seventeenth se-ven-ty seventy several several se-ver-ed severed sha-dow-ing shadowing shackleing shackleing shagreencase shagreencase shaffleing shaffleing shal-low-ness shallowness shame-fa-ced shamefaced shamelessly shamelessly shame-ful-ly shamefully shar-pen-ing sharpening shat-ter-ing shattering sheepstealer sheepstealer sheepmarket sheepmarket sheepshearers sheepshearers shi-ning-ly shiningly shi-ver-ing shivering shooelatchet shooelatchet shoulderblade shoulderblade shoemaker shoemaker shel-ter-ing sheltering shep-herd-ess shepherdess shop-keep-er shopkeeper shoul-der-ing shouldering shunningly shunningly sick-nes-ses sicknesses signify signify si-lent-ly silently sil-ver-smith silversmith si-mi-le simile singingman singingman singleman singleman sin-gu-lar singular si-ni-ster sinister si-tu-ate situate skil-ful-ness skilfulness sla-vish-ness slavishness slackishness slackishness slan-der-ing slandering slaugh-ter-house slaughter-house slen-der-ness slenderness sin-cere-ly sincerely sin-gle-ness singleness slip-pe-ry slippery sloth-ful-ness slothfulness slo-ven-ly slovenly slug-gish-ness sluggishness slum-ber-ing slumbering slut-tish-ness sluttishness smat-ter-ing smattering smi-ling-ly smilingly smoakyhouse smoakyhouse smoothingly smoothingly smo-ther-ed smothered snap-pish-ness snappishness snarlingly snarlingly sneak-ing-ly sneakingly snatch-ing-ly snatchingly snuffdishes snuffdishes so-ber-ly soberly so-ber-ness soberness sodering sodering so-dom-ite sodomite so-journ-er sojourner so-lem-nize solemnize so-lemn-ly solemnly some-bo-dy somebody so-la-cing solacing so-lid-ly solidly so-phis-try sophistry sooth-say-er soothsayer sor-ce-ry sorcery sor-ce-rer sorcerer sor-did-ness sordidness sor-row-ful sorrowful sot-tish-ness sottishness soldier soldier south-er-ly southerly spagerick spageryck spa-ni-el spaniel spanishsnuff spanishsnuff spa●ring-ly sparingly sparkishness sparkishness spawlingly spawlingly spe-ci-al special spe-ci-men specimen spe-ci-ous specious spec-ta-cle spectacle spec-ta-tor spectator spe-cu-late speculate spee-di-ly speedily spee-di-ness speediness spellingbook spellingbook spi-ce-ry spicery spi-rit-ed spirited spite-ful-ly spitefully spitch-cock-les spithcockles spittlefields spittlefields sport-ing-ly sportingly spot-ted-ness spottedness squan-der-ing squandering stag-ger-ing staggering stam-mer-ing stammering sta-ring-ly staringly state-li-ness stateliness sta-ti-on station stea-di-er steadier steal-ing-ly stealingly steadfastly steadfastly steadfastness steadfastness stew-ard-ship stewardship stirropoyl stirropoyl stitch-ing-silk stitchingsilk stiff●neck-ed stiffnecked sto-ma-cher stomacher sto-mach-ful stomochfull stormiest stormiest stubbedly stubbedly stub-born-ness stubbornness straggleing straggleing strap-pa-do strappado strappinglass strappinglass stra-ta-gem stratagem straw-ber-ry strawberry struttingness struttingness stu-dying studying stu-di-ous studious stupefy stupefy stur-di-ness sturdiness subjoined subjoined sub-jun-ctive subjunctive sub-li-med sublimed sub-mis-sive submissive sub-ject-ed subjected sub-du-ed subdued sub-mit-ted submitted sub-orn-ed suborned subpaena subpaena sub-scri-bed subscribed sub-si-dy subsidy sub-sist-ed subsisted substracted substracted subtlety subtly subtly subtlety sub-vert-ing subverting suc-ceed-ing succeeding suc-ces-sor successor suc-cour-er succourer sud-den-ly suddenly suf-fer-er sufferer suf-fer-ance sufferance suf-fi-ceth sufficeth suf-fo-cate suffocate suf-fra-ges suffrages su-gar-ed sugared sug-gest-ed suggested sui-ta-ble suitable sul-li-ed sullied sul-len-ness sullenness sul-phu-rous sulphurous sum-ma-ry summary su-per-scribe superscribe sup-pli-cant supplicant s●n-day-night sundaynight sundaynoon sundaynoon sup-per-time suppertime sup-ple-ment supplement sup-pli-ant suppliant sup-po-sing supposing sup-pres-sing suppressing sup-plant-ed supplanted supplied supplied supputed su●puted suretyship suretyship sur-feit-ed surfeited sur-li-ness surliness sur-na-med surnamed sur-ro-gate surrogate sur-pri-sed surprised sur-sin-gle sursingle sur-vey-ing surveying sus-pect-ed suspected sus-tain-ed sustained sus-te-nance sustenance syl-lo-gism syllogism sym-me-try symmetry swal-low-ing swallowing sy-na-gogue synagogue sy-ca-more sycamore sympathise sympathise sym-pa-thy sympathy sy-nop-sis synopsis sy-ri-an syrian syl-la-bles syllables T. T. Taberer Taberer ta-ble-cloth tablecloth taffeta taffata tagmaker tagmaker tayloring tayloring tal-ka-tive talkative tal-low-ing tallowing tal-ly-men tallymen tammycoat tammycoat tam-per-ing tampering tannersfat tannersfat ta-pe-stry tapestry tar-nish-ed tarnished tar-pau-lin tarpaulin tarrasswalks tarrasswalks tar-ry-ing tarrying task-ma-sters taskmasters tearingly tearingly teasingly teasingly taunt-ing-ly tauntingly tattleing tattleing te-di-ous tedious teemingly teemingly tem-po-rize temporize tem-pe-rance temperance tem-per-ed tempered tem-po-ral temporal ten-der-ness tenderness tentoone tentoone ten-ter-hooks tenterhooks ter-ri-bly terribly ter-ri-ble terrible terrises terrises te-sta-ment testament te-sta-tor restator testify testify thank-ful-ness thankfulness thank-wor-thy thankworthy thanks-gi-ving thanksgiving there-un-to thereunto thie-ve-ry thievery thir-sti-ness thirstiness thirteenthly thirteenthly thir-ti-eth thirtieth thrif-ri-ly thriftily thrif-ti-ness thriftiness throughlier throughlier there-up●on thereupon thun-der-bolt thunderbolt thun-der-ing thundering timelier timelier tin-der-box tinderbox tinseller tinseller tippleing tippleing tiringroom tiringroom tire-wo-man tirewoman tissical tissical ti-thing-men tithingmen ti-tu-lar titular to-bac●co tobacco to-ge-ther together tokenhouse tokenhouse tolerate tolerate to-tal-ly totally to-ward-ly towardly tor-ment-ed tormented tor-men-tors tormentors tor-tu-red tortured tortoiseshell tortoiseshell tot-ter-ing tottering to-wel-ling towelling tract-a-ble tractable tradingman tradingman traf-fick-ing trafficking tra-ge-dy tragedy tra-gi-cal tragical trampling trampling tran-sla-ting translating traitorous traitorous tran-scend-ing transcending trans-fi-gure transfigure trans-fer-red transferred trans-form-ed transformed trans-gres-sed transgressed trans-pa-rent transparent transprosing transprosing trans-ver-sing transversing tra-pan-ning trapanning tra-pan-ner trapanner tra-vel-ler traveller tra-vel-ling travelling tra-ver-sing traversing trea-che-rous treacherous trea-che-ry treachery trea-su-rer treasurer trea-su-ry treasury trea-ta-ble tractable trespasses trespasses treatises treatises treblestrings treblestrings tren-cher-man trencherman tri-an-gle triangle tri-bu-nal tribunal trifleing trifleing tri-ni-ty trinity tri●par-tite tripartite tri-vi-al trivial tri-um-phant triumphant troublesome troublesome trum-pet-er trumpeter trucebreakers trucebreakers tubpreachers tubpreachers tur-bu-lent turbulent tur-moil-ing turmoiling tur-pen-tine turpentine tur-key-cock turkeycock tur-ret-ed turreted ty-ran-ny tyranny ty-ran-nize tyrannize tythingmen tythingmen twi-light-ing twilighting V V. Va-can-cy Vacancy va-ga-bond vagabond va-len-tine valentine va-li-ant valiant valorous valorous va-lu-ed valued vanish-ed vanished va-ni-ty vanity van-quish-ed vanquished va-pour-ing vapouring va-ri-ance variance vas-sal-age vassalage va-ti-can vatican va-ri-ous va-ri-ous vegetives vegetives ve-he-ment vehement venomous venomous vennery vennery ven-tu-rous venturous ve-ni-al venial verdigrease verdigrease ven-ge-ance vengeance ve-ni-son venison ve-ri-ly verily ve-ri-ty verity virtuous virtuous ver-si-on version vi-car-age vicarage vi-ci-ous vicious vi-cto-ry victory vi-ctu-als victuals vi-gi-lant vigilant vil-la-ges villages villainy villainy vi-ne-gar vinegar vintoner vintoner vi-o-late violate violets violets vi-o-lin violin viperate viperate virginswax virginswax vir-gi-nals virginals vinedressers vinedressers vi-o-lence violence vi-o-lent violent vi-si-ble visible vi-si-on vision vi-sit-ed visited un-a-ble unable un-a-ctive unactive un-a-wares unawares un-be-lief unbelief un-cer-tain uncertain un-clean-ness uncleanness unclothed unclothed un-come-ly uncomely unconcerned unconcerned uncorded uncorded un-co-ver uncover uncouthed uncouthed un-cre-ate uncreate un-cti-on unction un-daunt-ed undaunted un-der-ling underling un-der-mine undermine underneath underneath understrue understrue un-der-stand understand un-de-serve undeserve un-der-take undertake undertaken undertaken un-du-ly unduly un-e-qual unequal un-e-ven uneven un-fair-ly unfairly un-faith-ful unfaithful un-feign-ed unfeigned un-firm-ly unfirmly un-fit-ting unfitting unfinished unfinished un-fruit-ful unfruitful un-fold-ed unfolded un-gird-ed ungirded un-god-ly ungodly un-ho-ly unholy u-ni-corn unicorn u-ni-form uniform u-ni-on union u-ni-verse universe u-ni-ted united u-nit-y unity un-just-ly unjustly un-kind-ness unkindness un-la-ding unlading un-land-ed unlanded unlapped unlapped un-lash-ed unlashed un-law-ful unlawful un-lead-ed unleaded unleaped unleaped un-learn-ed unlearned un-load-ed unloaded un-maim-ed unmaimed un-man-ly unmanly un-man-ned unmanned un-mar-red unmarred un-mask-ed unmasked unmatted unmatted un maul-ed unmauled un-mil-led unmilled un-mind-ful unmindful un-ming-led unmingled unminced unminced un-mis-sed unmissed un-per-fect unperfect un-qui-et unquiet un-quench-ed unquenched un-rea-dy unready un-ru-ly unruly un-roast-ed unroasted un-seem-ly unseemly un-sel-dom unseldom un-skil-ful unskilful un-snap-ped unsnapped unsnatched unsnatched un-spot-ted unspotted un-sta-ble unstable un-sta-ved unstaved un-stitch-ed unstitched unstollen unstollen un-stop-ped unstopped un-sto-red unstored untacked untacked un-tag-ged untagged un-ta-ken untaken un-ta-med untamed un-tan-ned untanned un-tap-ped untapped un-t●r-red untarred un-tast-ed un●asted un-thank-ful unthankful un-time-ly untimely un-tip-ped untipped un-toast-ed untoasted un-tol-led untolled un-tomb-ed untombed un-tos-sed untossed un-to-ward untoward unvailed unvailed un-ver-sed unversed un-vex-ed unvexed un-wad-ded unwadded un-wa-ged unwaged un-wast-ed unwasted un-want-ed unwanted un-warp-ed unwarped un-wast-ed unwasted un-watch-ed unwatched un-w●l-led unwalled un-wash-en unwashen un-weigh-ed unweighed un-wor-thy unworthy unwieldy unwieldy unwholesome unwholesome un-wise-ly unwisely vo-lun-teers volunteers vo-lu-ble voluble vo-mit-ing vomiting vo-ta-ry votary voyages voyages vouch-sa-fing vouchsafing up-braid-ed upbraided up-hold-eth upholdeth up-per-most uppermost up-right-ly uprightly up-right-ness uprightness up-ri-sing uprising u-ri-nal urinal u-su-age usuage ush-er-ing ushering u-su-al usual u-surp-ing usurping u-su-ry usury u-su-rer usurer us-que-bath usquebath ut-ter-ance utterance ut-ter-ing uttering ut-ter-most uttermost vul-gar-ly vulgarly vulturing vulturing W. W. Waddedgown Waddedgown wag-gon-er waggoner wain-scot-ed wainscoted wa-ken-ed wakened wal-low-ing wallowing wan-der-ing wandering wan-ton-ness wantonness wapentakes wapentakes warmingpan warmingpan warm●ing-stone warmingstone war-rant-ed warranted was-al-ing wassaling wassalbowl wassalbowl watch-ful-ness watchfulness wa-ter-ed watered waterbrooks waterbrooks wa-ter-course watercourse wa-ter●floods waterfloods wa-ver-ing wavering weak-nes-ses weaknesses weal-thi-er wealthier wea-pon-less weaponless wea-ri-ness weariness wea-ther-ed weathered wednesday wednesday weigh-ti-er weightier wel-com-er welcomer waterpots water-pots watersprings watersprings way-fa-ring wayfaring wearisome wearisome well-do-ing welldoing wellpleased wellpleased well-pleasing well-pleasing where-un-to whereunto where-up-on whereupon whis-per-ing whispering whis-pe-rer whisperer whore-mon-ger whoremonger wholesomeness wholesomeness wick-ed-ly wickedly wick-ed-ness wickedness wi-dow-er widower wi-dow-hood widowhood wil-der-ness wilderness wil-ful-ly wilfully wil-ling-ly willingly willowtree willowtree willworship willworship win-now-ed winnowed win-ter-ed wintered wisehearted wisehearted with-draw-ing withdrawing wi-ther-ed withered withholdeth withholdeth wit-nes-sed witnessed witness witnesses wit-ti-ly wittily wit-ting-ly wittingly work-man-ship workmanship worshipped worshipped worshipper worshipper wor-shipful worshipful wondered wonderful wo-man-ish womanish worm-wood-wine wormwoodwine wor-thi-ness worthiness wrong-ful-ly wrongfully wrangleing wrangleing wretch-ed-ness wretchedness Y. Y. Yesterday Yesterday ye-ster-night yesternight ye-o-man yeoman youth-ful-ness youthfulness yoke-fellow yoke-fellow yel-low-ish yellowish Z. Z. Zea-lous-ly Zealously zodiac zodiac Words of Four Syllables. A. A. A-ban-don-ed Abandoned a-bi-li-ty ability a-bo-lish-ed abolished a-bo-mi-nate abominate ab-ro-ga-ted abrogated a-bor-tive-ness abortiveness ab-so-lute-ly absolutely a-bun-dant-ly abundantly a-bu-sive-ness abusiveness a-ca-de-my academy ac-cep-ta-ble acceptable ac-ces-sa-ry accessary accomplished accomplished ac-com-plish-ment accomplishment ac-com-pa-ny accompany ac-ci-den-tal accidental accommodate accommodate ac-cord-ing-ly accordingly accumelate accumelate ac-cu-rate-Iy accurately ac-cur-sed-ly accursedly ac-cu-stom-ed accustomed acknowledgement acknowledgement ac-qui-es-ced acquiesced ac-ti-vi-ty activity actionate actionate a-cel-da-ma aceldama a-da●man-tine adamantine ad-di-ti-on addition ad-mi-ni-ster administer ad-mi-ra-ble admirable ad-mo-nish-ed admonished a-dop-ti-on adoption ad-van-ta-ges advantages ad-ven-tu-rous adventurous ad-ver-sa-ry adversary advertizer advertizer ad-ver-si-ty adversity a-dul-te-ry adultery a-dul-te-rer adulterer a-dul-ter-ess adulteress a-dul-te-rous adulterous af-fe-cti-on affection af-fi-ni-ty affinity affliction affliction a-la-ba-ster alabaster a-la-cri-ty alacrity a-li-e-nate alienate al-le-gi-ance allegiance al-migh-ti-ness almightiness al-le-go-ry allegory al-to-ge-ther altogether a-ma-zed-ly amazedly am-bas-sa-dor ambassador am-bi-gu-ous ambiguous am-bi-ti-on ambition a-mi-a-ble amiable a-mi-ca-ble amicable a-na-the-ma anathema a-na-to-my anatomy an-nu-i-ty annuity an-swe-ra-ble answerable an-ta-go-nist antagonist an-ti-qui●ty antiquity an-ti-pa-thy antipathy an-ti-ci-pate anticipate an-ti-qua-ry antiquary an-ti-the-sis antithesis a-po-ca-lypse apocalypse a-po-cry-phal apocryphal a-po-lo-gy apology apologise apologise a-po-stle-ship apostleship apostasy apostasy apostatise apostatise ●●pa-rel-led apparelled ●●pa-rent-ly apparently ●●pear-an-ces appearances ●●per-tain-ing appertaining ●●pre-hend-ed apprehended ●●pre-hen-sive apprehensive ●●pro-pri-ate appropriate ●●pur-te-nance appurtenance ●●bi-tra-ry arbitrary ●●ch-bi-shop-rick archbishopric ●●ch-dea-con-ship archdeaconship ●●●chi-te-cture architecture ●●-gu-men-tal argumental ●-rith-me-tick arithmetic ●●-rear-a-ges arrearages ●●●ro-gan-cy arrogancy ●●●ti-fi-cer artificer ●●●ti-cu-late articulate ●●-til-le-ry artillery ●●-mo-ri-al armorial ●●-per-sion aspersion ●●-so-ci-ate associate ●-sto-ni-ed astonished astonished astonished astonishment astonishment ●-stro-lo-ger ginger astrology astrology ●●stro-no-my astronomy ●●●ten-tive-ly attentively ●●-ten-ti-on attention ●●-tho-ri-ty authority audacious audacious ●●-di-to-ry auditory ●●-tho-ri-ty authority ●●-then-ti-cal authentical ●●-tho-ri-zing authorising B. B. ●●-by-lo-nish Babylonish ●●r-ba-ri-an barbarian ●●r-ba-ri-ty barbarity ●●r-ba-rous-ly barbarously ●●r-ba-rous-ness barbarousness ●●-a-ti-tudes beatitudes be-ha-vi-our behaviour beau-ti-ful-ly beautifully beau-ti-ful-ness beautifulness be-ne-fa-ctors benefactors be-ne-fi-cence beneficence be-ne-vo-lence benevolence be-nig-ni-ty benignity be-to-ken-eth betokeneth blas-phe-mous-ly blasphemously blasphemingly blasphemingly blood-guil-ti-ness bloodguiltiness boi-ste-rous-ly boisterously boi-ste-rous-ness boisterousness boun-ti-ful-ness bountifulness boun-ti-ful-ly bountifully burdensomness burdensomness burntofferings burntofferings burntsacrifice burntsacrifice busybody busybody C. C. Ca-la-mi-ty Calamity ca-pa-ci-ty capacity ca-pa-ci-ous capacious ca-pri-ci-ous capricious cap-ti-va-ted captivated cap-ti-vi-ty captivity car-ri-a-ges carriages car-na-ti-on carnation car-na-li-ty carnality ca-tho-li-cal catholical ca-te-chi-sing catechising ca-ter-pil-lar caterpillar ce-le-ri-ty celerity ce-le-bra-ting celebrating ce-le-sti-al celestial cen-tu-ri-on centurion ce-re-mo-ny ceremony cer-ti-fy-ing certifying cer-ti-fi-ed certified cer-ti-fi-cate certificate chal-ce-do-ny chalcedony changableness changableness characterise characterise cha-ri-ta-ble charitable cha-ri-ta-bly charitably cir-cum-ci-sed circumcised cir-cum-spect-ly circumspectly chi-rur-ge-on chirurgeon cir-cum-fe-rence circumference ci-vi-li-ty civility cockatrice's cockatrices co-e-ter-nal coeternal col-la-ti-on collation col-la-te-ral collateral col-lec-ti-on collection col-le-gi-ate collegiate col-le-gi-ans collegians com-for-ta-ble comfortable combinating combinating com-bus-ti-on combustion combustible combustible commandment commandment com-me-mo-rate commemorate com-men-su-rate commensurate com-mi-se-rate commiserate com-mis-si-on commission com-mo-di-ous commodious com-mo-di-ty commodity com-mo-nal-ty commonalty com-mo-ti-on commotion com-mu-ni-cant communicant com-mu-ni-cate communicate com-mu-ni-on communion com-mu-ni-ty community com-mu-ta-tive commutative com-pact-ed-ness compactedness com-pa-nion companion com-pas-si-on compassion com-pen-di-ous compendious com-pa-ni-ed companied com-pa-ra-ble comparable com-pa-ri-son comparison com-pla-cen-cy complacency compellated compellated complacentness complacentness complimental complimental com-plex-i-on complexion com-po-si-tor compositor com-pre-hend-ed comprehended co-me-di-ans comedians com-pul-si-on compulsion com-pun-cti-on compunction com-pre-hen-sive comprehensive con-ca-vi-ty concavity con-cep-ti-on conception con-ces-si-on concession con-ci-si-on concision con-clu-si-on conclusion con-co-mi-tant concomitant concupiscence concupiscence con-de-scend-ing condescending con-di-ti-on condition con-fe-de-rate confederate con-fe-cti-on confection confession confession con-fi-dent-ly confidently con-for-ma-ble conformable con-for-mi-ty conformity con-fu-si-on confusion con-gra-tu-late congratulate con-je-ctu-red conjectured con-jun-cti-on conjunction con-nex-i-on connexion con-sci-en-ces consciences con-si-sto-ry consistory con-se-cra-ted consecrated con-si-der-ed considered considering considering con-spi-ra-cy conspiracy con-stru-cti-on construction con-sum-pti-on consumption con-ta-gi-on contagion con-tem-pti-ble contemptible con-temp-tu-ous contemptuous contention contention con-ten-ti-ous contentious con-ti-nen-cy continency con-ti-nu-al continual con-ti-nent-ly continently con-ti-nu-ance continuance con-tra-dict-ing contradicting con-tra-cti-on contraction contrariwise contrariwise con-tri-bu-ted contributed contrition contrition con-tro-ver-sy controversy con-tro-ver-ted controverted con-tu-ma-cy contumacy con-tu-me-ly contumely con-ve-ni-ent convenient con-ven-ti-on convention con-ver-si-on conversion con-vic-ti-on conviction con-vul-si-on convulsion co-o-pe-rate cooperate co-or-di-nate coordinate co-pi-ous-ness copiousness corollary corollary co-ri-an-der coriander corporaly corporally corporated corporated cor-po-re-al corporeal cor-rec-ti-on correction correspondance correspondance corroborated corroborate cor-rup-ti-on corruption cor-rup-ti-ble corruptible cos-ter-mon-ger costermonger co-ve-nan-ted covenanted coun-ter-vail-ing countervailing coun-ter-feit-ed counterfeited co-ve-tous-ness covetousness coun-te-nan-cing countenancing cour-te-ous-ly courteously cre-a-ti-on creation cru-ci-fi-ed crucified cu-ri-ou-sly curiously cus-to-ma-ry customary D. D. Dam-na●ti-on Damnation dam-ni-fi-ed damnified de-bi-li-tate debilitate de-ceit-ful-ness deceitfulness de-ci-si-on decision de-coc-ti-on decoction de-di-ca-ted dedicated de-fec-ti-on defection de-fi-ci-ent deficient de-for-mi-ty deformity de-ge-ne-rate degenerate de-jec-ti-on dejection de-jec-ted-ness dejectedness de-lec-ta-ble delectable de-li-be-rate deliberate de-li-ca-cies delicacies de-li-cate-ness delicateness de-li-ci-ous delicious de-li-ne-ate delineate de-lin-quen-cy delinquency de-li-ve-rance deliverance de-li-ve-red delivered de-lu-si-on delusion de-mo-lish-ed demolished de-mon-stra-ted demonstrated de-no-mi-nate denominate de-plo-ra-ble deplorable de-pres-si-on depression de-ri-si-on derision de-scrip-ti-on description de-ser-ti-on desertion de-sign-ed-ly designedly de-si-ra-ble desirable de-si-rous-ly desirously de-so-late-ly desolately des-pe-rate-ly desperately des-pi-ca-ble despicable de-spite-ful-ly despitefully de-struc-ti-on destruction de-ter-min-ate determinate de-ter-mi-ned determined de-tes●ta-ble detestable de-vo-ti-on devotion di-a-me-ter diameter dif-fer-en-ces differences difficulty difficulty di-ges-ti-on digestion dig-ni-fi-ed dignified di-gres-si-on digression di-li-gent-ly diligently di-mi-nish-ed diminished di-rec-ti-on direction dis-al-low-ed disallowed disannulled disannulled dis-ad-van-tage disadvantage dis-a-gree-ing disagreeing dis-ap-point-ed disappointed dis-ap-pro-ving disapproving dis-com-fit-ed discomfited dis-com-po-sed discomposed dis-con-tent-ed discontented dis-con-ti-nue discontinue dis-con-so-late disconsolate dis-co-ver-ed discovered dis-coun-te-nance discountenance dis-cou-ra-ged discouraged discourtesy discourtesy dis-cre-dit-ed discredited dis-cre-ti-on discretion dis-dain-ful-ly disdainfully dis-en-ga-ging disengaging dis-fi-gu-ring disfiguring dis-hear-ten-ing disheartening dis-ho-ne-sty dishonesty dis-ho-nour-ing dishonouring dis-in-he-rit disinherit dis-jun-cti-on disjunction dis-o-bey-ed disobeyed dis-ob-li-ging disobliging dis-or-der-ly disorderly dis-pa●rage-ment disparagement dis-per-si-on dispersion displeasuring displeasuring dis-pos-ses-sed dispossessed dis-pu-ta-ble disputable dis-qui-et-ness disquietness dissension dissension dis-se-ver-ed dissevered dis-so-lu-ble dissoluble dis-sua-si-on dissuasion dis-si●mu-late dissimulate dis-tem-per-ing distempering dis-tin-cti-on distinction dis-tin-guish-ed distinguished dis-tra-cti-on distraction dis-tri-bu-ting distributing di-ver-si-ties diversities di-ver-si-on diversion di-vi-ni-ty divinity di-vi-si-on division do-mi-neer-ing domineering do-mi-ni-on dominion dox-o-lo-gy doxology E. E. E-di-fy-ing Edifying e-di-ti-on edition e-du-ca-ted educated ef-fe-ctu-al effectual ef-fe-mi-nate effeminate ef-fi-ca-cy efficacy ef-fi-ci-ent efficient ef-fi-gi-es effigies ef-fu-si-on effusion egregious egregious e-gyp-ti-an egyptian e-le-cti-on election e-le-gan-cy elegancy e-le-gant-ly elegantly e-le-va-ted elevated eleventh eleventhly e-lo-quent-ly eloquently ambassador ambassador em-broi-der-ed embroidered em-bol-den-ed emboldened em-pha-ti-cal emphatical e-na-mour-ed enamoured en-com-pas-sing encompassing en-coun-ter-ing encountering en-cou-ra-ging encouraging en-cum-ber-ing encumbering en-da-ma-ged endamaged en-dan-ger-ing endangering en-dea-vour-ing endeavouring en-fran-chise-ment enfranchisement intermeddle intermeddle en-ter-tain-ment entertainment en-thu-si-asm enthusiasm e-mi-nent-ly eminently e-nor-mi-ty enormity en-ter-pri-ses enterprises ●n-ter-min-gle entermingle ●n-vi-ron-ed environed episcopal episcopal equality equality ●-qui-ta-ble equitable equivalent equivalent ●-qui-vo-cate equivocate erroneous erroneous essential essential ●-sta-blish-ment establishment eternally eternally eternity eternity ●-va-cu-ate evacuate ●-van●ge-list evangelist ●-ven-ing-tide eveningtide ●-ver-last-ing everlasting evidences evidences evidently evidently ●●-ro-cly-don euroclydon ●x-a-cti-on exaction examined examined ●x-as-pe-rate exasperate exceedingly exceedingly excellency excellency exception exception excessively excessively executed executed ●x-e-cu-tors executors ●x-em-pla-ry exemplary ●x-emp-ti-on exemption exercises exercises ●x-hi-bit-ing exhibiting ●x-hort-ing-ly exhortingly expedient expedient experience experience ●x-pe-ri-ment experiment ●x-pi-a-ted exp●●●ed ●x-po-si-tor expositor ●x-po-stu-late expostulate expression expression ●x-qui-site-ly tightly extempore extempore ●x-te-nu-ate extenuate externally externally ●x-tin●guish-ed extinguished ex-tor-ti-on extortion ex-tra-va-gant extravagant ex-tre-mi-ty extremity ex-tri-ca-ted extricated extrinsical extrinsical F. F. Fa-bu-lous-ly Fabulously fa-ci-li-ty facility fa-cti-ous-ly factiously fal-la-ci-ous fallacious fal-si-fy-ing falsifying fa-mi-li-ar familiar fan-ta-sti-cal fantastical fash-i-on-ed fashioned fa-vou-ra-ble favourable fe-bru-a-ry february fellowservant fellowservant fellowhelper fellowhelper fi-de-li-ty fidelity for-ma-li-ty formality fore-or-dain-ed foreordained for-get-ful-ness forgetfulness forgivenesses forgivenesses for-ni-ca-tor fornicator for-ti-fi-ed fortified foun-da-ti-on foundation frau-du-lent-ly fraudulently fru-i-ti-on fruition fun-da-men-tal fundamental fu-ri-ous-ly furiously G. G. Ge-ne-ral-ly Generally ge-ne-rous-ly generously ge-ne-ra-ting generating ge-o-gra-pher geographer ge-o-gra-phy geography ge-o-me-try geometry ge-o-man-cy geomancy glo-ri-fi-ed glorified glo-ri-ous-ly gloriously gor-ge-ous-ly gorgeously gra-ci-ous-ly graciously gra-du-al-ly gradually H. H. Ha-ber-dash-er Haberdasher habergion habergion ha-bi-ta-ble habitable hal-ber-di-er halberdier halelujah hallelujah he-re-ti-cal heretical he-ro-i-cal heroical he-te-ro-dox heterodox hi-e-rar-chy hierarchy ho-nou-ra-ble honourable how-so-e-ver howsoever hu-ma-ni-ty humanity hu-mi-li-ty humility his-to-ri-an historian hos-pi-ta-ble hospitable hy-po-cri●sie hypocrisy hyppocraswine hyppocraswine hy-po-the-sis hypothesis hungerbitten hungerbitten I. I I-do-la-ter Idolater i-do-la-try idolatry ig-no-mi-ny ignominy ig-no-rant-ly ignorantly il-le-gal-ly illegally il-li-te-rate illiterate il-lu-mi-nate illuminate illustrious illustrious i-ma-gi-ned imagined im-ma-cu-late immaculate im-mo-de-rate immoderate im-mo-des-ty immodesty immorable immorable i-mi-ta-ting imitating im-mu-ta-ble immutable im-me-di-ate immediate im-mi-nent-ly imminently im-par-ti-al impartial im-pa-ti-ence impatience im-pe-di-ment impediment im-pe-ni-tence impenitence im-pe-ra-tive imperative im-pi-e-ty impiety im-pi-ou-sly impiously im-pla-ca-ble implacable im-por-tu-nate importunate im-pos-si-ble impossible im-po-ve-rish impoverish im-pres-si-on impression im-pri-son-ment imprisonment im-pro-ba-ble improbable im-pro-per-ly improperly im-pro-vi-dent improvident in-ca-pa-ble incapable in-ces-tu-ous incestuous in-com-mo-date incommodate in-com-pe-tent incompetent in-con-gru-ous incongruous in-con-sis-tent inconsistent in-con-stan-cy inconstancy in-con-ti-nent incontinent in-cor-po-rate incorporate encountered encountered encouraged encouraged in●cre-di-ble incredible in-cre-du-lous incredulous in-cul-pa-ble inculpable in-cu-ra-ble incurable in-de-fi-nite indefinite endeavouring endeavouring in-de-li-ble indelible in-de-pen-dent independent in-dif-fer-ent indifferent in-dig-ni-ty indignity in-di-rect-ly indirectly in-dis-creet-ly indiscreetly in-dis-po-sed indisposed in-do-ci-ble indocible indulgences indulgences in-ef-fa-ble ineffable in-dus-tri-ous industrious in-fal-lib-ly infallibly in-fec-ti-ous infectious inferior inferior inf-er-nal-ly infernally infinitely infinitely in-flex-i-ble inflexible infortunate infortunate in-fir-mi-ty infirmity in-flu-en-ces influences in-ha-bi-tant inhabitant in●cor-rupt-ed incorrupted in-ge-ni●ous ingenious in-gra-ti-tude ingratitude in-he-ri-tor inheritor in-he-ri-tance inheritance i-ni-qui-ty iniquity in-ju-ri-ous injurious enlightened enlightened in-no-cent-ly innocently in-or-di-nate inordinate in-no-cen-cy innocency in-qui-si-tive inquisitive in-scrip-ti-on inscription in-sen-si-ble insensible inseparate inseparate in-si-nu-ate insinuate in-so-lent-ly insolently in-spec-ti-on inspection inspirated inspirated in-sti-tu-ted instituted in-struc-ti-on instruction in-stru-men-tal instrumental in-te-gri-ty integrity in-tel-li-gence intelligence in-tem-pe-rance intemperance in-ten-ti-on intention in-ter-ces-sor intercessor in-ter-cept-ing intercepting in-ter●med-dle intermeddle in-ter-min-gle intermingle in-ter-po-sing interposing in-ti-ma-ting intimating in-ter-pre-ter interpreter in-ter-rup-ting interrupting entertainment entertainment in-ter-ve-ning intervening in-trac-ta-ble intractable in-tro-du-cing introducing in-va-li-ding invaliding in-va-si-on invasion invention invention in-ven-to-ry inventory in-vi-si-ble invisible in-vin-ci-ble invincible environed environed ir-re-ve-rent irreverent ju-di-ca-ture judicature ju-di-ci-al judicial ju-di-ci-ous judicious jus-ti-fi-ed justified K. K. Kentishpippins Kentishpippins L. L. La-bo-ri-ous Laborious la-men-ta-ble lamentable las-ci-vi-ous lascivious le-gi-ti-mate legitimate li-be-ral-ly liberatly le-vi-a-than leviathan li-cen-ti-ous licentious le-vi-ti-cal levitical lieu-te-nan-cy lieutenancy li-o-nes-ses lionesses long-suffering long-suffering lookingglasses lookingglasses lo-ving-kind-ness lovingkindness lux-u-ri-ous luxurious M. M. Ma-gi-ci●an Magician mag-ni-fi-cence magnificence mag-ni-fi-cat magnificat mag-ni-fy-ing magnifying ma-ho-me-tan mahometan malefactor malefactor ma-le-vo-lent malevolent malicious malicious ma-lig-ni-ty malignity ma-ni-fest-ed manifested mansionhouse mansionhouse marriage's marriages mar-vel-lous-ly marvellously masterbuilder masterbuilder ma-te-ri-al material mathematics mathematics ma-tri-mo-ny matrimony maturity maturity meatoffering meatoffering me●-ly-mouth-ed mealymouthed me-di-a-tor mediator me-di-ta-ting meditating me-lan-cho-ly melancholy me-lo-di-ous melodious me-mo-ra-ble memorable me-mo-ri-al memorial men-ti-on-ing mentioning merchandizing merchandizing mer-ci-ful-ly mercifully messages messages metonimy metonimy me-tro-po-lis metropolis ministry ministry mi-no-ri-ty minority mi-ra-cu-lous miraculous mis-car-ri-age miscarriage mis-chie-vous-ness mischievousness mishappened mishappened mi-ti-ga-ting mitigating mo-de-rate-ly moderately mo-nar-chi-cal monarchical mo-na-ste-ry monastery mi-se-ra-ble miserable mo-ra-li-ty morality mor-ta-li-ty mortality mo-ti-on-ed motioned mu-ni-ti-on munition mol-li-fi-ed mol-li-fi-ed mor-ti-fi-ed mortified monychangers monychangers mulberrytrees mulberrytrees mul-ti-ply-ing multiplying mut-ton-mon-ger muttonmonger musician musician N. N. Nar-ra-ti-on Narration naturalise naturalise national national na-ti-vi-ty nativity na-vi-ga-ble navigable na-tu-ral-ly naturally ne-ces-si-ty necessity neg-li-gent-ly negligently ne-cro-man-cer necromancer ne-cro-man-cy necromancy nevertheless nevertheless no-bi-li-ty nobility no-to-ri-ous notorious notwithstanding notwithstanding nu-me-rous-ly numerously nun-ne-ri-es nunneries nur-se-ri-es nurseries nutmeggrater nutmeggrater O. O. O-be-di-ence Obedience ob-je-cti-on objection ob-la-ti-on oblation ob-li-qui-ty obliquity ob-li-vi-on oblivion ob-sti-nate-ly obstinately ob-stru-cti-on obstruction occasion occasion ob-scu-ri-ty obscurity oc-cu-pi-ed occupied oc-cur-ren-ces occurrences o-di-ous-ly odiously oe●co-no-my oeconomy of-fen-sive-ness offensiveness of-fi-ci-ous officious o-lym-pi-ad olympiad om-ni-po-tent omnipotent om-ni-pre-sent omnipresent om-ni-sci-ent omniscient o-pe-ra-ting operating opinion opinion op-por-tune-ly opportunely op-pres-si-on oppression o-ra-cu-lous oraculous o-ra-ti-on oration o-ra-to-ry oratory or-di-nan-ces ordinances or-di-na-ry ordinary o-ri-gi-nal original or-na-men-tal ornamental o-ver-charg-ed overcharged o-ver-co-meth overcometh o-ver-flow-ed overflowed o-ver-lay-ing overlaying o-ver-li-ved overlived o-ver-run-ning overrunning o-ver-se-er overseer o-ver-sha-dow overshadow o-ver-ta●ken overtaken o-ver-throw-eth overthroweth o-ver-turn-ed overturned o-ver-whelm-ed overwhelmed outrageous outrageous P. P. Pa-ci-fi-ed Pacified pa-la-ta-ble palatable pa-pis-ti-cal papistical par-li-a-ment parliament par-ti-al-ly partially par-ti-ci-ple participle par-ti-cu-lar particular par-ti-ti-on partition pa-ti-ent-ly patiently pas-si-on-ate passionate pa-tri-mo-ny patrimony pavilion pavilion pe-cu-li-ar peculiar pe-do-bap-tism pedobaptism pe-ni-tent-ly penitently pe-nu-ri-ous penurious per-ad-ven-ture peradventure per-di-ti-on perdition per-fe-cti-on perfection per-fi-di-ous perfidious per-fun-cto-ry perfunctory per-ni-ci-ous pernicious per-pe-tu-al perpetual per-se-cu-ted persecuted per-se-ve-rance perseverance per-so-na-ble personable per-mis-si-on permission per-plex-i-ty perplexity per-se-cu-ted persecuted persuasion persuasion pestilency pestilency pe-ti-ti-on petition phi-lo-so-pher philosopher phi-lo-so-phy philosophy phy-si-ci-an physician pi-ti-ful-ness pitifulness plau-si-ble-ness plausibleness plen-te-ous-ness plenteousness pli-a-ble-ness pliableness plu-ra-li-ty plurality po-e-ti-cal poetical po-li-ti-cal political pol-lu-ti-on pollution pos-ses-si-on possession po-si-ti-on position po-si-tive-ness positiveness po-ste-ri-ty posterity po-ten-ti-al potential powerfuller powerfuller pra-cti-cal-ly practically pre-ce-den-cy precedency pre-ci-ous-ness preciousness pre-ci-si-an precisian pre-de-ces-sor predecessor pre-de-sti-nate predestinate pre-di-cti-on prediction pre-fi-gu-red prefigured pre-ju-di-ced prejudiced pre-la-ti-cal prelatical pre-pa-ra-tive preparative pre-eminence pre-eminence pre-po-ste-rous preposterous pre-ro-ga-tive prerogative pres-by-te-ry presbytery pre-scrip-ti-on prescription pre-ser-va-tor preservator pre-sump-ti-on presumption pre-sump-tu-ous presumptuous pre-ven-ti-on prevention prin-ci-pal-ly principally privileges privileges pro-ba-ble-ness probableness pro-di-gal-ly prodigally pro-di-gi-ous prodigious pro-fi-ta-bly profitably pro-gres-si-on progression pro-hi-bi-ting prohibiting pro-pa-ga-ted propagated pro-pri-e-ty propriety pro-ph●●●i-cal prophetical pro-por-●●-on proportion pro-se-c●●ted prosecuted pro-spe-ri-ty prosperity pro-tec-ti-on protection pro-fes-si-on profession pre-me-di-tate premeditate pre-to-ri-um pretorium pro-fi-ta-ble profitable progenitors progenitors promotion's promotion pro-phe-sy-ing prophesying pros-pe-rous-ly prosperously pro-vi-si-on provision pro-ver-bi-al proverbial pro-vin-ci-al provincial protestantisme protestantisme provocated provocated pru-den-ti-al prudential publicator publicator pur-ga-to-ry purgatory pu-ri-fi-ed purified pur-ga-ti-on purgation Q. Q. Qua-li-fi-ed Qualified qua-ter-ni-on quaternion ques-ti-o-ned questioned quo-ti-di-an quotidian que-ru-lous-ness querulousness R. R. Ra-ti-o-nal Rational ra-ve-nous-ly ravenously re-a-li-ty reality rea-so-na-ble reasonable re-bel-li-on rebellion re-bel-li-ous rebellious re-cep-ta-cle receptacle re-cep-ti-on reception re-com-men-ded recommended re-com-pen-sed recompensed re-con-ci-led reconciled re-co-ve-red recovered re-cre-a-ted recreated rec-ti-fy-ing rectifying re-demp-ti-on redemption references references re-flec-ti-on reflection re-frac-to-ry refractory re-gi-ster-ing registering re-gu-lar-ly regularly re-jec-ti-on rejection re-la-ti-on relation re-li-gi-on religion re-lin-quish-ed relinquished re-luc-tan-cy reluctancy re-mem-ber-ed remembered re-mis-si-on remission re-mu-ne-rate remunerate ren-dez-vous-ing rendezvousing re-ple-nish-ed replenished re-pre-sent-ed represented re-proach-ful-ly reproachfully re-so-lute-ly resolutely re-spec-tive-ly respectively re-spon-si-ble responsible re-sto-ra-tive restorative re-ta-li-ate retaliate re-ten-ti-on retention re-ti-red-ly retiredly retractingly retractingly re-di-cu-le redicule re-ver-si-on reversion rhe-to-ri-cal rhetorical ri-di-cu-lous ridiculous righ-te-ous-ness righteousness ri-go-rous-ly rigorously ri-ot-ous-ness riotousness re-ve-ren-ced reverenced S. S. Sa-cer-do-tal Sacerdotal sa-cra-men-tal sacramental sa-cri-fi-cing sacrificing sa-cri-fi-ces sacrifices sa-ga-ci-ty sagacity sal-va-ti-on salvation sanc-ti-fi-ed sanctified sanc-tu-a-ry sanctuary sa-ti-e-ty satiety scandallously scandallously schis-ma-ti-cal schismatical scorpionist scorpionist scru-pu-lous-ly scrupulously sea-so-na-ble seasonable se-cre-ta-ry secretary se-cu-ri-ty security se-den-ta-ry sedentary se-di-ti-on sedition sen-su-al-ly sensually sen-ten-ti-ous sententious separating separating septuagint septuagint se-ri-ous-ly seriously ser-vice-a-ble serviceable se-ve-ral-ly severally se-ve-ri-ty severity shame-fa-ced-ness shamefacedness sig-ni-fy-ing signifying si-mi-li-tude similitude sim-pli-ci-ty simplicity sin-ce-ri-ty sincerity sin-gu-lar-ly singularly si-tu-a-ted situated slip-pe-ri-ness slipperiness so-bri-e-ty sobriety so-ber-mind-ed soberminded so-ci-a-ble sociable so●ci-e-ty society so-lem-ni-ty solemnity solemnised solemnised so-li-ci-tor solicitor so-li-ci-tous solicitous so-li-lo-quy soliloquy so-li-ta-ry solitary sorrowfullness sorrowfullness so-ve-reign-ty sovereignty spe-ci-al-ly specially spe-ci-ous-ly speciously spe-cu●la-tive speculative spi-ri-tu-al spiritual slan-de-rous-ly slanderously sta-ti-o-ner stationer stu-di-ous-ly studiously stu-pi-di-ty stupidity stupifying stupifying sub-ject-i-on subjection sub-mis-si-on submission sub-scirp-ti-on subscription sub-stan-ti-al substantial sub-stract-i●on substraction sub-ver-si-on subversion suc-ces-si-on succession sufficient sufficient suf-fo-ca-ted suffocated sug-ges-ti-on suggestion sul●phur-ous-ly sulphurously sum-ma-ri-ly summarily sump-tu-ous-ly sumptuously sta-bi-li-ty stability su-per-flu-ous superfluous su-per-la-tive superlative su-pre-ma-cy supremacy sym-pa-thi-sing sympathising T. T. Ta-ber-na-cle Tabernacle te-di-ous-ness tediousness tax-a-ti-on taxation tem-pe-ra-ment temperament tem-pe-stu-ous tempestuous temporizing temporizing tem-pta-ti-on temptation ter-re-stri-al terrestrial te-sti-mo-ny testimony ter-ri-fi-ed terrified te-sti-fy-ing testifying tobaccopipes tobaccopipes to-le-ra-ble tolerable to-le-ra-ted tolerated tra-di-ti-on tradition traitorously traitorously tran-quil-li-ty tranquillity trans-ac-ti-on transaction trans-fi-gu-red transfigured trans-gres-si-on transgression tran-si-to-ry transitory tran-sla-ti-on translation trea-che-rous-ly treacherously trea-so-na-ble treasonable tri-bu-ta-ry tributary tu-i-ti-on tuition tu-mul-tu-ous tumultuous tur-bu-len-cy turbulence V V. Va-ca-ti-on Vacation va-li-ant-ly valiantly va-lo-rous-ly valourously va-lu-a-ble valuable va-ri-a-ble variable va-ri-e-ty variety ve-ge-ta-tive vegetative ve-he-ment-ly vehemently ve-ne-ra-ble venerable ve-ra-ci-ty veracity vermilion vermilion virtuously virtuously vex-a-ti-on vexation vi-cis●si-tude vicissitude vi-ctu-al-ler victualler vi-gi-lan-cy vigilancy vi-o-lent-ly violently vir-gi-ni-ty virginity un-ac●quaint-ed unacquainted un-ad-vi-sed unadvised u-na-ni-mous unanimous un-be-lieu-ing unbelieving unbelieuers unbelievers unblamable unblamable un-ca-pa-ble uncapable un-cer-tain-ty uncertainty unchangeable unchangeable uncleannesses uncleannesses un-der-stand-ing understanding un-con-demn-ed uncondemned un-co-ver-ed uncovered un-cor-rupt-ed uncorrupted un-der-ta-king undertaking undeseruing undeserving un-doubt-ed-ly undoubtedly un-faith-ful-ly unfaithfully un-feign-ed-ly unfeignedly un-for-tu-nate unfortunate un-fur-nish-ed unfurnished un-de-fi-led undefiled un-god-li-ness ungodliness undergirded undergirded undersetters undersetters un-ho-li-ness unholiness u-ni-ver-sal universal un-law-ful-ly unlawfully un-learn-ed-ly unlearnedly un●e-qual-ly unequally un-lea-ven-ed unleavened un-li-mit-ed unlimited un-mea-su-red unmeasured un-mer-ci-ful unmerciful un-mo-va-ble unmovable un-mar-ri-ed unmarried un-na-tu-ral unnatural un-qui-et-ly unquietly un-quench-a-ble unquenchable un-pre-pa-red unprepared un-rea-son-ed unreasoned un-righ-te-ous unrighteous unsavoury unsavory un-skil-ful-ly unskilfully un-search-a-ble unsearchable un-sea-son-ed unseasoned un-speak-a-ble unspeakable un-thank-ful-ness unthankfulness un-wea-ri-ed unwearied unwholsomness unwholsomness vo-lup-tu-ous voluptuous u-su-al-ly usually un-tem-per-ed untempered un-wit-ting-ly unwittingly vo-ca-ti-on vocation vo-lun-ta-ry voluntary W. W. Watercistern Watercistern wa-ter-cour-ses watercourses wateringtub wateringtub well-beloved well-beloved whatsoever whatsoever when-so-e-ver whensoever where-so-e-ver wheresoever who-so-e-ver whosoever whom-so-e-ver whomsoever whose-so-e-ver whosesoever won-der-ful-ly wonderfully wondrously wondrously Words of Five Syllables. A. A. A-bo-mi-na-ble Abominable a-bo-mi-na-bly abominably a-ca-de-mi-cal academical ab-so-lu-ti-on absolution ac-cep-ta-ti-on acceptation ac-ci-den-tal-ly accidentally ac-cla-ma-ti-on acclamation ac-com-mo-da-ted accommodated ac-cu-sa-ti-on accusation ac-com-pa-ni-ed accompanied ac-cu-mu-la-ti-on accumulation ac-ti-o-na-ble actionable ac-cus-to-ma-ry accustomary ad-di-ti-o-nal additional ad-mi-nis-ter-ing administering ad-mi-ra-ti-on admiration ad-mo-ni-ti-on admonition ad-o-ra-ti-on adoration a-du-la-ti-on adulation advantageous advantageous adulteresses adulteresses ad-ven-tu-rous-ly adventurously a-li-e-na-ted alienated al-le-go-ri-cal allegorical al-pha-be-ti-cal alphabetical al-ter-a-ti-on alteration al-ter-ca-ti-on altercation am-bi-gu-ous-ly ambiguously a-mi-a-ble-ness amiableness am-bi-ti-ous-ness ambitiousness a-mi-ca-ble-ness amicableness am-mu-ni-ti-on ammunition anatomised anatomised antichristian antichristian a-po-cry-phal apocryphal a-po-lo-gi-zed apologized a-po-the-ca-ry apothecary ap-pa-ri-ti-on apparition ap-pre-hen-si-on apprehension ap-pro-ba-ti-on approbation ap-pro-pri-a-ted appropriated appurtenanees appurtenances arbitraryness arbitraryness a-ri-sto-cra-cy aristocracy a-rith-me-ti-cal arithmetical as-so-ci-at-ed associated astrologians astrologians ar-ti-fi-ci-al artificial a-the-is-ti-cal atheistical a-va-ri-ci-ous avaricious au-da-ci-ous-ly audaciously aug-men-ta-ti-on augmentation au-then-ti-cal-ly authentically B. B. Ba-by-lo-ni-ans Babylonians be-a-ti-fi-cal beatifical be-ne-dic-ti-on benediction be-ne-fi-ci-al beneficial be-ne-vo-lent-ly benevolently burntsacrifices burntsacrifices C. C. Ca-te-chis-ti-cal Catechistical ce-re-mo-ni-al ceremonial chri-sti-a-ni-ty christianity cir-cum-ci-si-on circumcision co-es●sen-ti-al coessential co-e-ter-nal-ly coeternally co-gi-ta-ti-on cogitation co-hi-bi-ti-on cohibition collationed collationed col-la-te-ral-ly collaterally com-bi-na-ti-on combination circumferenter circumferenter cir-cum-spec-ti-on circumspection com-me-mo-ra-ted commemorated com-men-da-ti-on commendation com-mi-na-ti-on commination com-mis-si-o-ner commissioner com-mi-se-ra-ting commiserating com-mo-di-ous-ly commodiously com-mu-ni-ca-ted communicated com-mu-ta-ti-on commutation com-pas-si-o-nate compassionate com-pel-la-ti-on compellation com-pen-di-ous-ly compendiously com-ple-men-tally complementally com-po-si-ti-on composition com-pre-hen-si-on comprehension com-pu-ta-ti-on computation con-dem-na-ti-on condemnation con-de-scen-si-on condescension con-di-ti-o-nal conditional con-fe-de-ra-cy confederacy con-fir-ma-ti-on confirmation con-fis-ca-ti-on confiscation conflagration conflagration con-●u-●a-ti-on confutation con-gre-ga-ti-on congregation con-ju-ga-ti-on conjugation con-sci-en-ti-ous conscientious con-se-cra-ti-on consecration con-so-la-ti-on consolation con-spi-cu-ous-ly conspicuously con-si-de-rate-ly considerately con-spi-ra-ti-on conspiration con-ster-na-ti-on consternation con-sti-tu-ti-on constitution con-sul-ta-ti-on consultation con-sum-ma-ti-on consummation con-tem-pla-ti-on contemplation con-temp-tu-ous-ly contemptuously con-ten-ta-ti-on contentation con-ten-ti-ous-ness contentiousness cgn-tra-di-cti-on contradiction con-tri-bu-ti-on contribution con-tu-me-li-ous contumelious con-ve-ni-en-cy conveniency con-ver-sa-ti-on conversation con-vo-ca-ti-on convocation con-ti-nu-al-ly continually con-ve-ni-ent-ly conveniently con-ta-mi-na-ted contaminated con-stel-la-ti-on constellation co-pu-la-ti-on copulation co-ro-na-ti-on coronation cor-po-ra-ti-on corporation cor-ro-bo-ra-ting corroborating curiosity's curiosity cus-to-ma-ri-ly customarily D. D. De-cei-va-ble-ness Deceivableness de-di-ca-ti-on dedication de-cla-ra-ti-on declaration de-cla-ma-ti-on declamation de-fa-ma-ti-on defamation de-fi-ni-ti-on definition de-ge-ne-ra-te degenerate de-li-be-ra-ted deliberated de-bi-li-ta-ted debilitated de-li-ci-ous-ly deliciously de-li-ne-a-ted delineated de-li-ve-ran-ces deliverances de-plo-ra-ble-ness deplorableness de-re-li-cti-on dereliction de-so-la●ti-on desolation de-spi-ca-ble-ness despicableness de-mon-stra-ti-on demonstration depositions depositions de-ter-mi-nate-ly determinately de-vo-ti-o-nal devotional di-a-bo-li-cal diabolical di-cti-o-na-ry dictionary dis-a-bi-li-ty disability dis-ad-van-ta-ges disadvantages dis-coun-tenanced discountenanced dis-ho-nou-ra-ble dishonourable dis-in-he-rit-●d disinherited dis-o-be-di-ence disobedience dis-o-be-di-ent disobedient dis-pen-sa-ti-on dispensation dis-po-si-ti-on disposition dis-pro●por-ti-on disproportion dis-so-lu-ti-on dissolution di-vi-na-ti-on divination dis-pro-fi-ta-ble disprofitable disputation's disputation dis-lo-ca-ti-on dislocation di-stri-bu-ti-on distribution de-va-sta-ti-on devastation do-mi-na-ti-on domination E. E. Ecclesiastic Ecclesiastic e-du-ca-ti-on education ef-fe-ctu-al-ly effectually ef-fi-ca-ci-ous efficacious ef-fi-ci-ent-ly efficiently e-gre-gi-ous-ly egregiously e-ja-cu-la-ting ejaculating e-le-men-ta-ry elementary empoverished empoverished e-mu-la-ti-on emulation enterchangable enterchangable em-pha-ti-cal-ly emphatically entermeddling entermeddling entermingling entermingling enthusiastic enthusiastic e-nu-me-ra-ted enumerated e-pis-co-pa-cy episcopacy e-qua-ni-mi-ty equanimity e-qui-ta-ble-ness equitableness e-qui-va-lency equivalency e-qui-vo-ca-ting equivocating er-ro-ne-ous-ly erroneously e-spe-ci-al-ly especially es-sen-ti-al-ly essentially e-sti-ma-ti-on estimation e-thi-o-pi-an ethiopian e-ty-mo-lo-gy etymology e-va-cu-a-ting evacuating e-van-ge-li-cal evangelical eu-cha-ri-sti-cal eucharistical ex-al-ta-ti-on exaltation ex-cla-ma-ti-on exclamation ex-e-cra-ti-on execration ex-em-pli-fi-ed exemplified ex-e-cu-ti-on execution ex-hi-bi-ti-on exhibition ex-hor-ta-ti-on exhortation ex-pe-cta-ti-on expectation ex-pe-di-ti-on expedition ex-com-mu-ni-cate excommunicate ex-pi-a-ti-on expiation ex-pla-na-ti-on explanation ex-po-si-ti-on exposition ex-po-stu-la-ting expostulating ex-te-nu-a-ting extenuating ex-tor-tion-er extortioner ex-tra-va-gan-cy extravagancy ex-tra-va-gant-ly extravagantly F. F. Fa-ce-ti-ous-ly Facetiously fa-mi-li-ar-ist familiarist fa-vou-ra-ble-ness favourableness fel-low-ci-ti-zen fellowcitizen fellowlabourer fellowlabourer fellowprisoner fellowprisoner feminingender feminingender feloniously feloniously fer-men-ta-ti-on fermentation for-ni-ca-ti-on fornication fun-da-men-tal-ly fundamentally fu-mi-ga-ti-on fumigation furiouslier furiouslier G. G. Ge-ne-a-lo-gy Genealogy ge-ne-ra-ti-on generation ge-o-gra●phi-cal geographical ge-o-me-tri-cal geometrical glorifiedness glorifiedness gravenimages gravenimages H. H. Ha-bi-ta-ti-on Habitation har-mo-ni-ous-ly harmoniously he-re-ti-cal-ly heretically he-ro-i-cal-ly heroically hi-e-rar-chi-cal hierarchical hi-sto-ri-cal-ly historically ho-nou-ra-ble-ness honourableness hy-po-cri-ti-cal hypocritical hos-pi-ta-li-ty hospitality I. I. Je-su-i-ti-cal Jesuitical ig-no-mi-ni-ous ignominious il-le-ga-li-ty illegality il-le-gi-ti-mate illegitimate il-li-te-rate-ly illiterately il-lu-mi-na-ted illuminated il-lu-stri-ous-ly illustriously im-be-ci-li-ty imbecility i-mi-ta-ti-on imitation immediately immediately immoderately immoderately im-mor-ta-li-ty immortality im-pa-ti-ent-ly impatiently im-pe-ni-ten-cy impenitency im-per-fe-cti-on imperfection im-pla-ca-ble-ness implacableness im-por-tu-nate-ly importunately im-po-si-ti-on imposition im-po-ve-rish-ed impoverished in-a-bi-li-ty inability in-ac-ces-si-ble inaccessible in-ca-pa-ci●ty incapacity in-car-na-ti-on incarnation in-cen-di-a-ry incendiary in-ce-stu-ous-ly incestuously in-ci-ta-ti-on incitation in-ci-vi-li-ty incivility in-cli-na-ti-ons inclinations in-co-gi-tan-cy incogitancy in-com-bu-sti-ble incombustible in-com-men-su-rate incommensurate incomodating incommodating in-com-mu-ni-cate incommunicate in-com-pe-ten-cy incompetency in-com-pre-hen-sive incomprehensive in-con-gru-ous-ly incongruously inconsiderate inconsiderate in-con-si-stent-ly inconsistently in-con-ti-nent-ly incontinently in-con-ve-ni●ent inconvenient in-cor-po-ra-ted incorporated in-cor-po-re-al incorporeal in-cor-ri-gi-ble incorrigible in-co-he-rent-ly incoherently in-con-ti-nen-cy incontinency in-cor-rup-ti-ble incorruptible in-cor-rup-ti-on incorruption in-cre-du-lous-ly incredulously in-de-fi-nite-ly indefinitely in-de-pen-den-cy independency in-de-ter-mi-nate indeterminate in-dif-fe-rent-ly indifferently in-dig-na-ti-on indignation in-dis-cre-ti-on indiscretion in-dis-so-lu-ble indissoluble in●di-vi-du-al individual in-di-vi-si-ble indivisible in-do-ci●ble-ness indocibleness in-ef-fa-ble-ness ineffableness in-ef-fe-ctu-al ineffectual in-e-sti-ma-ble inestimable in-e-vi-ta-bly inevitably in-ex-cu-sa-ble inexcusable in-ex-hau-sti-ble inexhaustible in-ex-o-ra-ble inexorable in-ex-pli-ca-ble inexplicable in-fec-ti-ous-ly enfectiously in-fi-de-li-ty infidelity in-flex-i-ble-ness inflexibleness in-for-mati-on information infortunately infortunately in-ge-ni-ous-ly ingeniously innumerable innumerable in-qui-si-ti-on inquisition in-sa-ti-a-ble insatiable inseparable inseparable in-si-nu-a-ting insinuating in-spi-ra-ti-on inspiration inflammation inflammation in-he-ri-tan-ces inheritances in-gra-ti-a-ting ingratiating in-sta-bi-li-ty instability in-sti-t-uti-on institution in-stru-men-tal-ly instrumentally in-suf-fi-ci-ent insufficient in-su-pe-ra-ble insuperable in-sup-por-ta-ble insupportable in-sur-re-cti-on insurrection intellectuals intellectuals in-t●l-li-gen-cer intelligencer in-ter-ces-si-on intercession interchangeably interchangeably in-ter-je-cti-on interjection in-ti-ma-ti-on intimation in-ter-mis-si-on intermission intolerable intolerable intractableness intractableness in-tro-du-cti-on introduction in-tu-i-ti-on intuition in-vin-ci-ble-ness invincibleness in-vi-o-la-ble inviolable in-vi-ta-ti-on invitation in-un-da-ti-on inundation in-vo-ca-ti-on invocation in-vo-lun-ta-ry involuntary ir-ra-ti-o-nal irrational ir-re-gu-lar-ly irregularly irriterated irriterated ir-re-li-gi-ous irreligious ir-re-pa-ra-ble irreparable ir-re-vo-ca-ble irrevocable ju-di-ca-to-ry judicatory jur-is-di-cti-on jurisdiction ju-di-ci-al-ly judicially ju-di-ci-ous-ly judiciously jus-ti-fi-ca-tor justificator L. L. La-bo-ri-ous-ness Laboriousness la-men-ta-ti-on lamentation la-sci-vi-ous-ness lasciviousness le-gi-ti-ma-cy legitimacy li-be-ra-li-ty liberality licentiousness licentiousness li-mi-ta-ti-on limitation lo-ving kindnes-ses levingkindnesses lux-u-ri-ous-ness luxuriousness M. M. Mahometanisme Mahometanisme mar-ty-ro-lo-gy martyrology ma-te-ri-al-ly materially ma-the-ma-ti-cal mathematical ma-tri-mo-ni-al matrimonial me-di-a-tor-ship mediatorship me-di-ta-ti-on meditation me-di-o-cri-ty mediocrity ma-li-ci-ous-ly maliciously ma-li-ci-ous-ness maliciousness mag-ni-fi-cent-ly magnificently ma-ni-fes-ta-ble manifestable me-lo-di-ous-ly melodiously mag-na-ni-mous-ly magnanimously men-su-ra-ti-on mensuration me-ri-to-ri-ous meritorious me-ta-pho-ri-cal metaphorical me-tro-po-li-tan metropolitan mi-ni-stra-ti-on ministration mi-ni-ste-ri-al ministerial mi-ra-cu-lous-ly miraculously mo-de-ra-ti-on moderation mo-no-syl-la-ble monosyllable mutability mutability mischieviously mischieviously mischieviousness mischieviousness mis-con-stru-cti-on misconstruction mi-ti-ga-ti-on mitigation mul-ti-pli-ci-ty multiplicity mur-mu-ra-ti-on murmuration my-ste-ri-ous-ly mysteriously my-ste-ri-ous-ness mysteriousness N. N. Na-vi-ga-ti-on Navigation ne-ces-sa-ri-ly necessarily no-to-ri-ous-ly notoriously nobilitating nobilitating nu-me-ra-ti-on numeration non-con-for-mi-ty nonconformity O. O. Ob-li-ga-ti-on Obligation ob-ser-va-ti-on observation oc-ca-si-o-nal occasional oc-ca-si-on-ed occasioned oc-cu-pa-ti-on occupation of-fi-ci-ous-ly officiously om-ni-po-ten-cy omnipotency om-ni-sci-en-cy omnisciency o-pe-ra-ti-on operation opportunity opportunity op-po-si-ti-on opposition or-di-na-ti-on ordination o-ri-gi-nal-ly originally or-na-men-tal-ly ornamentally oe-co-no-mi-cal oeconomical os-ten-ta-ti-on ostentation o-ver-sha-dow-ed overshadowed P. P. Pa-pis-ti-cal-ly Papistically par-ti-a-li-ty partiality par-ti-cu-lar-ly particularly passionately passionately pe-nu-ri-ous-ly penuriously per-fi-di-ous-ly perfidiously per-ni-ci-ous-ly perniciously per-mu-ta-ti-on permutation per-pe-tu-al-ly perpetually per-se-cu-ti-on persecution pes-ti-len-ti-al pestilential pe-ti-ti-o-ner petitioner pe-ti-ti-on-ed petitioned po-li-ti-cal-ly politically pos-si-bi-li-ty possibility po-ten-ti-al-ly potentially pre-des-ti-na-ted predestinated pre-pa-ra-ti-on preparation pre-po-si-ti-on preposition pre-pos-te-rous-ly preposterously presbyterians presbyterians pre●ser-va-ti-on preservation pre-sen-ta-ti-on presentation pre-si-den-ti-al presidential pre-sump-tu-ous-ly presumptuously prin-ci-pa-li-ty principality pro-ba-bi-li-ty probability pro-cla-ma-ti-on proclamation pro-di-ga-li-ty prodigality pro-di-gi-ous-ly prodigiously pro-fa-na-ti-on profanation pro-hi-bi-ti-on prohibition pro-pa-ga-ti-on propagation pro-phe-ti-cal-ly prophetically pro-por-ti-o-nate proportionate pro-po-si-ti-on proposition pro-ro-ga-ti-on prorogation prog-nos-ti-ca-tor prognosticator pro-tes-ta-ti-on protestation pro-ver-bi-al-ly proverbially pro-vi-den-ti-al providential pro-vo-ca-ti-on provocation pub-li-ca-ti-on publication pu-ri-ta-ni-cal puritanical Q. Q. Qualificated Qualificated ques-ti-on-a-ble questionable quin-tes-sen-ti-al quintessential quotidianize quotidianize R. R. Ra-ti-o-nal-ly Rationally rea-so-na-ble-ness reasonableness re-bel-li-ous-ly rebelliously re-col-lec-ti-on recollection re-co-ve-ra-ble recoverable re-cre-a-ti-on recreation re●for-ma-ti-on reformation re-frac-to-ri-n●ss refractoriness re-ge-ne-ra-ted regenerated re-lax-a-ti-on relaxation re-li-gi-ous-ly religiously re-no-va-ti-on renovation re-pa-ra-ti-on reparation re-pe-ti-ti-on repetition re-pre-hen-si-on reprehension re-pro-ba-ti-on reprobation re-pu-ta-ti-on reputation re-ser-va-ti-on reservation re-sig-na-ti-on resignation re-so-lu-ti-on resolution re-stau-ra-ti-on restauration re-sur-rec-ti-on resurrection re-trac-ta-ti-on retractation re-tri-bu-ti-on retribution re-ve-la-ti-on revelation re-ve-ren-ti-al reverential re-vo-lu-ti-on revolution ri-di-cu-lous-ly ridiculously ri-di-cu-lous-ness ridiculousness re-sti-tu-ti-on restitution re-ta-li-a-ted retaliated righteousnesses righteousnesses S. S. Sa-cer-do-tal-ly Sacerdotally sa-cra-men-tal-ly sacramentally sa-cri-le-gi-ous sacrilegious sa-lu-ta-ti-on salutation sa-tis-fac-ti-on satisfaction sci-en-ti-fi-cal scientifical se-con-da-ri-ly secondarily se-cre-ta-ry-ship secretaryship se-cu-la-ri-ty secularity se-di-ti-ous-ly seditiously sen-su-a-li-ty sensuality se-pa-ra-ti-on separation se-que-stra-ti-on sequestration sin●gu-la-ri-ty singularity situation situation so-ci-a-ble-ness sociableness so-li-ta-ri-ness solitariness spe-cu-la-ti-on speculation spi-ri-tu-al-ly spiritually suf-fi-ci-ent-ly sufficiently suf-fi-ci-en-cy sufficiency su-per-a-bound-ing superabounding su-per-fi-ci-al superficial su-per-flu-ous-ly superfluously su-per-la-tive-ly superlatively su●per-na-tu-ral supernatural su-per-scrip-ti-on superscription su-per-sti-ti-on superstition su-per-sti-ti-ous superstitious sup-plan-ta-ti-on supplantation sup-pli-ca-ti-on supplication sup-po-si-ti-on supposition sup-po-si-to-ry suppository sup-pu-ta-ti-on supputation sym-pa-the-ti-cal sympathetical T. T. Tem-pes-tu-ous-ly Tempestuously tem-po-ra-li-ty temporality tes-ti-mo-ni-al testimonial to-le-ra-ti-on toleration tra-di-ti-o-nal traditional tran-si-to-ri-ly transitorily trans-for-ma-ti-on transformation tri-bu-la-ti-on tribulation tributaryly tributaryly tu-mul-tu-ous-ly tumultuously ty-ran-ni-cal-ly tyrannically V. V Va-lu-a-ble-ness Valuableness va-ri-a-ble-ness variableness ve-ne-ra-ble-ness venerableness ve-ne-ra-ti-on veneration vex-a-ti-ous-ly vexatiously vi-cto-ri-ous-ly victoriously vi-o-la-ti-on violation vi-si-bi-li-ty visibility vi-si-ta-ti-on visitation un-ac-ces-si-ble unaccessible un-ac-cus-to-med unaccustomed unacquaintedly unacquaintedly un-ad-vi-sed-ly unadvisedly u-na-ni-mous-ly unanimously un-ap-proach-a-ble unapproachable un-cha-ri-ta-ble uncharitable un-con-cei-va-ble unconceivable undefiledness undefiledness un-de-ser-ved-ly undeservedly un-ex-cu-sa-ble unexcusable un-for-tu-nate-ly unfortunately u-ni-for-mi-ty uniformity u-ni-ver-si-ty university un-mea-su-ra-ble unmeasurable un-mer-ci-ful-ly unmercifully un-na-tu-ral-ly unnaturally un-ne-ces-sa-ry unnecessary unquenchableness unquenchableness unquestionless unquestionless un-rea-so-na-ble unreasonable un-righ-te-ous-ly unrighteously unsavoryness unsavoryness unsearchableness unsearchableness un-sea-so-na-ble unseasonable unspeakableness unspeakableness un-sta-bi-li-ty unstability un-suf-fe-ra-ble unsufferable un-wea-ri-ed-ness unweariedness vo-ca-bu-la-ry vocabulary vo●lun-ta-ry-ness voluntaryness vo-lup-tu-ous-ness voluptuousness un-cir-cum-ci-sed uncircumcised un-oc-cu-pi-ed unoccupied un-pro-fi-ta-ble unprofitable un-re-buke-a-ble unrebukable un-righ-te-ous-ness unrighteousness un-sa-ti-a-ble unsatiable ungratiously ungratiously un-com-for-ta-ble uncomfortable un-pre-pa-red-ness unpreparedness W. W. Where-in-so-e-ver Whereinsoever whi-ther-so-e-ver whithersoever Words of six, seven, and eight Syllables. A. A. A-bo-mi-na-ti-on Abomination ab-bre-vi-a-ti-on abbreviation a-ca-de-mi-cal-ly academically ac-com-mo-da-ti-on accommodation ad-mi-ni-stra-ti-on administration ac-cu-mu-la-ti-on accumulation accumelatively accumelatively ad-di-ti-o-nal-ly additionally af-fec-ti-o-nate-ly affectionately accelleration acceleration al-pha-be-ti-cal-ly alphabetically alsufficiency alsufficiently antichristianism antichristianism a-po-ca-lyp-ti-cal apocalyptical ar-ti-fi-ci-al-ly artificially ar-ti-fi-ci-al-ness artificialness as-tro-lo-gi-cal-ly astrologically alimosinary alimosinary B. B. Be-a-ti-fi-ca-ti-on Beatificatlon be-ne-fi-ci-al-ness beneficialness C. C. Cir-cum-lo-cu-ti-on Circumlocution cir-cum-val-la-ti-on circumvallation co-es-sen-ti-al-ly coessentially com-me-mo-ra-ti-on commemoration commendational commendational com-men-su-ra-ti-on commensuration com-mi-se-ra-ti-on commiseration com-mu-ni-ca-ti-on communication con-ca-te-na-ti-on concatenation con-di-ti-on-al-ly conditionally confectionaries confectionaries con-gre-ga-ti-o-nal congregational con-sci-o-na-ble-ness conscionableness con-sci-en-ti-ous-ly conscientiously consideration consideration con-ti-nu-a-ti-on continuation contributarily contributarily corroberation corroberation con-tro-ver-si-al-ly controversially con-sub-stan-ti-a-ti-on consubstantiation D. D. De-ge-ne-ra-ti-on Degeneration de-li-be-ra-ti-on deliberation de-li-ne-a-ti-on delineation de-no-mi-na-ti-on denomination de-ter-mi-na-ti-on determination disadvantageous disadvantageous dis-con-so-la-ti-on disconsolation dis-con-so-la-to-ry disconsolatory dis-fi-gu-ra-ti-on disfiguration dishonourableness dishonourableness dis-si-mu-la-ti-on dissimulation dis-ad-van-ta-ge-ous-ly disadvantageously dis-con-ti-nu-a-ti-on discontinuation disobediential disobediential dis-pro-por-ti-o-na-ble disproportionable dis-pro-por-ti-o-na-ble-ness disproportionableness disobedientialness disobedientialness E. E Ec-cle-si-as-ti-cal Ecclesiastical e-di-fi-ca-ti-on edification e-du-ca-ti-o-nal educational ef-fi-ca-ci-ous-ly efficaciously en-thu-si-as-ti-cal enthusiastical e-nu-me-ra-ti-on enumeration e-ja-cu-la-ti-on ejaculation e-ja-cu-la-to-ry ejaculatory e-qui-vo-ca-ti-on equivocation e-va-cu-a-ti-on evacuation evangellically evangellically evillfavouredness evillfavouredness ex-a-mi-na-ti-on examination ex-as-pe-ra-ti-on exasperation ex-com-mu-ni-ca-ted excommunicated executioner executioner executorixship executorixship ex-pe-di-ti-ous-ly expeditiously ex-pe-ri-men-tal-ly experimentally ex-pos-tu-la-ti-on expostulation ex-pos-tu-la-to-ry expostulatory ex-tra-or-di-na-ry extraordinary ex-tra-ju-di-ci-al extrajudicial ex-te-nu-a-ti-on extenuation ec-cle-si-as-ti-cal-ly ecclesiastically educationally educationally en-thu-si-as-ti-cal-ly enthusiastically ex-com-mu-ni-ca-ti-on excommunication ex-tra-ju-di-ci-al-ly extrajudicially ex-tra-or-di-na-ri-ly extraordinarily F. F. Fa-mi-li-a-ri-ty Familiarity fru-cti-fi-ca-ti-on fructification fruitionatly fruitionatly for-ti-fi-ca-ti-ons fortification G. G. Ge-ne-a-lo-gi-cal Genealogical ge-o-gra-phi-cal-ly geographically ge-o-me-tri-cal-ly geometrically glo-ri-fi-ca-ti-on glorification gra-ti-fi-ca-ti-on gratification genealogically genealogically H. H. He-te-ro-dox-i-cal Heterodoxical hu-mi-li-a-ti-on humiliation heterodoxically heterodoxically hy-po-cri-ti-cal-ly hypocritically I. 1 Je-su-i-ti-cal-ly Jesuitically ig-no-mi-ni-ous-ly ignominiously il-le-gi-ti-ma-cy illegitimacy illiteration illiteration im-ma-cu-l●-ti-on immaculation ●-ma-gi-na-●i-on imagination impartiallity impartiality im-pos●si-bi-li-ty impossibility ●m-pro-vi-den-ti-al improvidential in-ac-ces-si-ble-ness inaccessibleness in-com-mo-da-ti-on incommodation in-com-mu-ni-ca-ble incommunicable in-com-pr●-hen-si-ble incomprehensible in-con-si-de-ra-ble inconsiderable in-con-ve-ni-ent-ly inconveniently in-con-ve-ni-en-cy inconveniency in-com-m●n-su-ra-ble incommensurable in-cor-po-re-al-ly incorporeally in-cor-ri-gi-ble-ness incorrigibleness incorruptableness incorruptableness im-mu-ta-bi-li-ty immutability im-pro-ba-bi-li-ty improbability im-pro-pri-a-ti-on impropriation in-de-fa-ti-ga-ble indefatigable in-dis-po-si-ti-on indisposition in-de-ter-mi-nate-ly indeterminately in-di-vi-du-al-ly individually in-ef-fe-ctu-al-ly ineffectually in-ex-haus-ti-ble-ness inexhaustibleness in-ex-o-ra-ble-ness inexorableness in-ex-pli-ca-ble-ness inexplicableness in-fal-li-bi-li-ty infallibility innumerableness innumerableness innumeration innumeration in-sa-ti-a-ble-ness insatiableness in-sen-si-bi-li-ty insensibility inseperableness inseparableness inseparation in●eparation in-si-nu-●-ti-on insinuation in-suf-fi-ci-ent-ly insufficiently in-suf-fi-ci-en-cy insufficiency in-sup-por-ta-ble-ness insupportableness in-ter-pre-ta-ti●on interpretation in-ter-ro-g●-ti-on interrogation in-ter-ro-ga-to-ry interrogatory in-tol●le-ra-ble-ness in●ollerableness in-vi-o-la-ble-ness inviolableness inviolation inviolation in-vi-si-bi-li-ty invisibility involuntaryness involuntaryness ir-ra-ti-o-nal-ly irrationally ir-re-con-ci-la-ble irreconcilable ir-re-gu-la-ri-ty irregularity ir-re-li-gi-ous-ly irreligiously ir-re-pa-ra-ble-ness irreparableness ir-re-ve-ren-ti-al irreverential ir-re-vo-ca-ble-ness irrevocableness ju-di-ca-to-ri-al judicatorial im-pro-vi-den-ti-al-ly improvidentially in-com-mu-ni-ca-ble-ness incommunicableness in-com-pre-hen-si-ble-ness incomprehensibleness in-con-si-de-ra-ble-ness inconsiderableness in-com-men-su-ra-ble-ness incommensurableness in-de-fa-ti-ga-ble-ness indefatigableness in-de-ter-mi-na-ti-on indetermination irreverentially irreverentially judicatorially judicatorially ir-re-con-ci-li-a-ti-on irreconciliation L. L. Lamentational Lamentational M. M. Ma-ni-fes-ta-ti-on Manifestation meditational meditational me-ri-to●ri-ous-ly meritoriously mo-di-fi-ca-ti-on modification mor-ti-fi-ca-ti-on mortification mul-ti-pli-ca-ti-on multiplication ma-the-ma-ti-cal-ly mathematically ma-the-ma-ti-ci-an mathematician N. N. Naturalisation Naturalisation navigationally navigationally O. O. O-be-di-en-ti-al Obediential oc-ca-si-o-nal-ly occasionally oeconomically oeconomically o-pi-ni-o-na-ted opinionated obedientially obedientially P. P. Pa-ci-fi-ca-ti-on Pacification pa-tri-mo-ni-al-ly patrimonially par-li-a-men-ta-ry parliamentary pre-des-ti-na-ti-on predestination predictionated predictionated pre-me-di-ta-ti-on premeditation pre-va-ri-ca-ti-on prevarication pro-cras-ti-na-ti-on procrastination pro-nun-ci-a-ti-on pronunciation pro-pi-ti-a-ti-on propitiation pro-pi-ti-a-to-ry propitiatory pro-por-ti-o-na-ble proportionable purgatorially purgatorially phi-lo-so-phi-cal-ly philosophically pu-ri-fi-ca-ti-on purification parliamentarial parliamentarial pre-con-si-de-ra-ti-on preconsideration pro-por-ti-on-a-ble-ness proportionableness Q. Q. Qua-li-fi-ca-ti-on Qualification ques-ti-o-na-ble-ness questionableness quintesentially quintesentially quintesentialness quintesentialness R. R. Ra-ti-fi-ca-ti-on Ratification recoverableness recoverableness re-ge-ne-ra-ti-on regeneration re-i-te-ra-ti-on reiteration re-nun-ci-a-ti-on renunciation re-pre-sen-ta-ti-on representation re-ta-li-a-ti-on retaliation re-con-ci-li-a-ti-on reconciliation ra-ti-o-ci-na-ti-on ratiocination S. S. San-cti-fi-ca-ti-on Sanctification sa-tis-fa-cti-o-nal satisfactional sa-tis-fa-cto-ri-ly satisfactorily sig-ni-fi-ca-ti-on signification solemnisation solemnisation submissionatly submissionatly successionatly successionatly su-per-fi-ci-al-ly superficially su-per-fi-ci-al-ness superficialness su-per-na-tu-ral-ly supernaturally su-pe-ri-o-ri-ty superiority su-per-sti-ti-ous-ly superstitiously su-per-sti-ti-ous-ness superstitiousness sur-rep-ti-ti-ous-ly surreptitiously su-pe-re-ro-ga-ti-on supererogation T. T. Transgressionatly Transgressionatly trans-fi-gu-ra-ti-on transfiguration transubstantiated transubstantiated tran-sub-stan-ti-a-ti-on transubstantiation trigonometria trigonometria traditionated traditionated tra-di-ti-o-nal-ly traditionally the-o-re-ti-cal-ly theoretically V. V Unaccessibleness Unaccessibleness un-ac-cus-to●med-ness unaccustomedness un-cha-ri-ta-ble-ness uncharitableness un-cir-cum-ci-si-on uncircumcision un-con-cei-va-ble-ne●s unconceivableness un-con-sci-o-na-ble unconscionable un-con-si-de-ra-ble unconsiderable unconsiderately unconsiderately un-con●si-d●-rate-ness unconsiderateness un-com-pas-si-o-nate uncompassionate unexcusableness unexcusableness un-ques-ti-o-na-ble unquestionable unmeasurableness unmeasurableness u-ni-ver-sa-li-ty universality un-pro-fi-ta-ble-ness unprofitableness un-rea-so-na-ble-ness unreasonableness un-sea-so-na-ble-ness unseasonableness unsufferableness unsufferableness un-con-sci-o-na-ble-ness unconscionableness un-con●si-de-ra-ble-ness unconsiderableness uncompassionately uncompassionately unquestionableness unquestionableness unreconciliation unreconciliation Proper Names of one Syllable. A. Ai ain aix are ard B. Bel ben bull buzz C. Cain christ charles chub chuck chun cis core coz crete cush cuth D. Dan dane dar diep dort delf E. Ed er eve F. Fez france G. Gad gath galls gaunt gob gog grease gur guise H. Hai ham heath hen hin hor hugh hull her huz 1 Jah jair james jane joan john jim job joyce jo●e ●r j●de K. Kent kish kore koz L. Lot lord luke luz lime lyn M. Ma●k mars mash marsh maud medes meuse mons N. Nahtz ne'er nice nile nymph nob nod non noph nun O. Og P. Pan paul phuz pull put Q. Qu●n R. ralph rhodes rhine room roan rosh ruth rye S. Sapho saul seir seth shaul shem sh so spain spa spire stains stoke strand sur shur sweedes T. Thames thebes tours tob toy tou trent troy tweed turk tire V Vel ur uz W. Wales aware wells wilts Y. York Z. Zair zer zif zin ziph sir ziz zoutch zuph zur Proper Names of Men, Women, and Places of two Syllables, divided and not divided. A. A. Aa-ron Aaron ab-ba abba abel abel ab-di abdi ab-don abdon a-bib abib ab-ner abner a-bram abram achan achan achim achim anchor anchor adam adam a-dar adar addi addi agag agag apgar agar aguz aguz ahab ahab ahaz ahaz almond almond am-mon ammon amnon amnon a-mos amos amram amram anak anak anon anon an-drew andrew an-gel angel an-na anna anna's annas a-rab arab a-ram aram a-ran aran ar-chite archite arnon arnon a-sa asa ashdod ashdod ashur ashur athens athens B. B. Ba-al Baal ba-bel babel ba-ca baca balah balah ba-lak balak balam balam ba-rak barak ba-ruch baruch b●-shan bashan berith beareth ber-nice bernice beth-el bethel bethpage bethpage bildad bildad bithron bithron blastus blastus' bo-az boaz bochim bochim bozrah bozrah bunah bunah bunni bunni buzi buzi C. C. Cadesh Cadesh caiphas caiphas caldees caldees ca-leb caleb ca-na cana can-dace candace car-mel carmel cas-tor castor ce-dron cedron ce-phas cephas caesar caesar cherith cherith chittim chittim clauda cluda cle-ment clement co-loss coloss cor-ban corban co-rinth corinth cosam cosam cozbi cozbi cris-pus crispus cushan cushan cushi cushi cyprus' cyprus cyrene cyrene cyrus cyrus D. D. Da-gon Dagon danites danites dathan dathan da-vid david debir debir de-mas demas derbe derbe diblath diblath dimnath dimnath di-nah dinah do-eg doeg dor-cas dorcas do-than dorthan du-ra dura E. E Edar Edar e-den eden edom edom edward edward eglon eglon e-gypt egypt ekron ekron e-lam elam e-li eli e-lim elim ecnan ecnan en-dor endor e-noch enoch e-nos enos enosh enosh e-phod ephod ephron ephron e-sau esau esrom esrom est-her esther eu-nice eunice eu-nuch eunuch ez-ra ezra ezri ezri ezron ezron F. F. Fe-lix Felix festus festus G. G. Ga-di Gadi gadites gadites gaius gaius gaza gazus gazites gazites ge-ber geber geder geder ge-ra gera gerar gerar gershom gershom gezer gezer gilgal gilgal gittite gittite go-mer gomer go-shen goshen H. H. Ha-gar Hagar haggai haggai ha-man haman ha-mor hamor ha-ran haran he-ber heber henry henry her-mon hermon herod herod heshbon heshbon hezron hezron hin-nom Hinnom hit-tite hittite hivite hivite hophni hophni ho-reb horeb hushai hushai I. I. Jabbok Jabbok ja-bin jabin ja-cob jacob jael jael jai-rus jairus jam-bres jambres ja-pheth japheth jasher jasher ja-son jason je-hu jehu jehud jehud jered jered jes-se jesse je-sus jesus je-thro jethro jew-ish jewish jew-ry jewry jo-ab joab joah joah jo-ash joash jo-bab jobab jo-el joel jokim jokim joktan joktan jo-na jo-na jo-nah jonah jonas jonas jop-pa joppa jocam jocam jo-se jose jo-seph joseph jo-ses joses jo-tham jotham ittai ittai ivah ivah ju-bal jubal ju-dah judah ju-das judas ju-dith judith ju-ry jury jus-tus justus K. K. Ka-desh Kadesh kedar kedar kedesh kedesh kenah kenah kenites kenites kidron kidron kison kison kittim kittim ko-ra kora korhites korhites L. L. La-ban Laban lachish lachish lamech lamech le-ah leah le-vi levi le-vites levites libna libna libnah libnah lew-is lewis london london lydda lydda lystra lystra M. M. Machir Machir magog magog mal-chus malchus mamre mamre ma-ra mara marcus marcus mar-tha martha marry mary matthan matthan matthat matthat mat-thew matthew mem-phis memphis mezoz mezoz meshach meshach mi-cah micah milcah milcah mispah mispah mo-ab mo-ab mo-lech molech mo-loch moloch moses moses mushites mushites N. N. Na-bal Nabal naboth naboth na-chor nachor nadab nadab nahor nahor nahum nahum naim naim na-than nathan ne-bad nebat ne-bo nebo necho necho nim-rod nimrod nisroch nishroch noah noah nodab nodab O. O. Obed Obed o-mer omer omri omri o-nan onan o-phir ophir o-reb oreb ornan ornan orphah orphah or-gan organ or-phan orphan ozni ozni P. P. Padan Padan pashur pashur patmos patmos pe-leg peleg per-sis persis peter peter phaleg phaleg pha-res phares pharpar pharpar phe-be phebe phenice phenice philip philip pilot pilate pis-gah pisgah pison pison pontus' pontus pris-ca prisca psy-che psyche Q. Q. Quar-tus Quartus quin-tin quintin R. R. Rab-bi Rabbi rachab rachab ra-ch●l rachel ramah ramah ramoth ramoth re-chab rechab re-sin resin reu-ben reuben rho-da rhoda rimmon rimmon riz-p●h rizpah ru-fus rufus S. S. Sabbath Sabbath sadoc sadoc salah salah sa-lem salem sal-mon salmon sa-lome salome samos samos samp-son sampson sa-phir saphir sa-rah sarah sar-dis sardis satan satan se-lah selah shadrack shadrack shallum shallum shamgar shamgor shaphan shaphan sha-ron sh●ron shebna shebna she-chem shecdem shi-loh shiloh shit-tim shit-tim shu-ite shuite sichem sichem sihon sihon si-las silas si-mon simon si-nai sinai zion sion smyr●na smyrna so-dom sodom stoics stoics suc-coth succoth T. T. Ta-bor Tabor ta-mar tamar tarshish tarshish tekel tekel terah terah te-trarch tetrarch thomas thomas timnah timnah timnite timnite ti-mon timon tishbite tishbite titus' titus to-paz topas to-phet tophet troas troas tu-bal tubal tytus tyrus V. V. Vasthi Vasthi ur-bane urbane u-rim urim uzai uzai uz-zah uzzah u-zi uzi Z. Z. Zadok Zadok zalmon zalmon zarah zarah zelak zelak zerah zerah zered zered ziba ziba zidon zidon ziklag ziklag zilpah zilpah zimran zimran zimri zimri zi-on zion zippor zippor zo-ar zoar zophar zophar zophim zophim zorah zorah zorites zorites zuar zuar zuzims zuzims Proper Names of three Syllables. A. A. Abana Abana abiah abiah a-bi-gail abigail abigal abigal abihu abihu abijah abijah abilene abilene abiram abiram abishag abishag abishai abishai abishur abishur abiud abiud abraham abraham absolom absolom achaia achaia adumah adumah a-dul-lam adulam aeneas aeneas agabus agabus agrippa agrippa ahijah ahijah ahikam ahikam ahitub ahitub ajalon ajalon almodad almodad alpheus' alpheus amalek amalek amasa amasa amittai amittai am-mo-nites ammonites amorites amorites an-ti-och antioch apollo's apolloes a-qui-la aquila ararat ararat araunah araunah a-si-a asia askelon askelon au-gus-tus augustus azotus azotus B. B. Ba-by-lon Babylon bahurim bahurim ba-la-am balaam baladan baladan barjona barjona barnabas barnabas barrabas barrabas barsabas barsabas barzillai barzillai bathsheba bathsheba be-li-al belial belshazzer belshazzer benaiah benaiah benammi benammi benhadad benhadad benhanan benhanan ben-ja-min benjamin benjamites benjamites benoni benoni be-tha-ny bethany beth-a-ven bethaven bethelite bethelite be-thes-da bethesda bedlam bethlehem bethpeor bethpeor bethsaida bethsaida bethshemite bethshemite be-thu-el bethuel C. C. Caldea Caldea chaldeans chaldeans ca-na-an canaan ca-na-nites cananites car-me-lite carmelite corazin corazin chro-ni-cles chronicles claudius' claudius cle-o-phas cleophas coniah coniah cretians cretians D. D. Da-ni-el Daniel da-ri-us darius de-bo-rah deborah de-li-lah delilah dianah dianah didymus didymus dru-sil-la drusilla damascus' damascus E. E. Edomites Edomites ekronites ekronites elamites elamites eliab eliab eliah eliah elias elias elihu elihu e-li-jah elijah eliphaz eliphaz e-li-sha elisha elkanah elkanah elmodam elmodam elnathan elnathan elymas elymas emmaus emmaus engedi engedi epaphras epaphras ephesus ephesus ephphatha ephphatha ephraim ephraim ephraimites ephraimites ephratah ephratah erastus' erastus' esaias esaias eubulus' eubulus' eutichus eutichus ezralite ezralite G. G. Gabbatha Gabbatha ga-bri-el gabriel gadarens gadarens ga-li-lee galilee gal-li-o gallio gederite gaderite gehazi gahazi gergashites gergashites gergasens gergasens gibbeah gibbeah gibbeon gibbeon gi-de-on gideon gilboa gilboa gilead gilead girgashite girgashite gre-ci-ans grecians H. H. Habbakuk Habbakuk hadassa hadassa hagarens hagarens ha-vi-lah havilah hazael hazael hebronites hebronites hermonites hermonites hilkiah hilkiah ho-san-na hosanna hoseah hoseah I. I I-cha-bod Ichabod je-bu-site jebusite je-ho-ram jehoram je-ho-rah jehovah jephunneh jephunneh je-ri-cho jericho je-su-its jesuits jesurun jesurun je-ze-bell jezebell jezreel jezreel in-di-a india jo-a-kim joakim jo-an-na joanna joatham joatham joiakim joiakim jo-na-dab jonadab jo-na-than jonathan jo-sa-phat josaphat jo-si-ah josiah jo-si-as josias jo-shu-a joshua ishbosheth ishbosheth ish-ma-el ishmael is-ra-el israel israelite isralite issachar issachar i-ta-ly italy ju-de-a judea ju-li-a julias julius julius ju-ni-a junia ju-pi-ter jupiter jubilee jubilee jo-se-phus josephus izehar izehar izrahites izrahites iz-re-hel izreell jabuel jabuel is-mu-el ismuell K. K. Kadmiel Kadmiel kadmonites kadmonites kemuel kemuel kenezite kenezite ke-tu-rah keturah kishion kishion kohathites kohathites korathites korathites L. L. La-pi-doth Lapidoth le-ba-non lebanon lebbeus lebbeus lu-ci-fer lucifer lucius' lucius ly-di-a lydia lydians lydians lysias lysias M. M. Machpelah Machpelah mag-da-la magdala ma-la-chi malachi manasseh manasseh manoah manoah mathias mathias mazzaroth mazzaroth me-di-a media megiddo megiddo melchiah melchiah merari merari merodach merodach mes-si-ah messiah micaiah micaiah michael michael midian midian mi-ri-am miriam moabites moabites mor-de-cai mordecai mo-ri-ah moriah mytilene mytilene N. N. Naaman Naaman naashon naashon na-o-mi naomis naphthali naphthali narcissus' narcissus na-za-rene nazarenes nazareth nazareth nazarites nazarites ne-hush-tan nehushtan neriah neriah nicanor nicanor ni-cho-las nicholas ni-ne-veh nineveh ninevites ninevites P. P. Pa-les-tine Palestine pentecost pentecost pe-nu-el penuel pergamos pergamos perrizzite perrizzite permenas permenas per-si-a persia persians' persians phanuel phanuel pha-ra-oh pharaoh pha-ri-sees pharisees philemon philemon phi-lip-pi phi-lip-pi philetus philetus philistim philistim phi-lis-tine philistine phi-ne-as phineas phrygia phrygia plei-a-des pleiades pon-ti-us pontius potiphar potiphar pris-cil-la priscilla ptolemais ptolemais publius' publius R. R. Ra-a-mah Raamah rabboni rabboni rabshakeh rabshakeh rameses ramese re-be-kah rebekah rechabites rechabites rephael rephael rephaim rephaim rephidim rephidim reubenites rubenites rezia rezia ro●bo-am roboam rogelim rogelim S. S. Sabbaoth Sabbaoth sabeans sabeans sadduces sadduces sa-mu-el samuel sanballat sanballat saphirah saphirah sarepta sarepta scy-thi-an scythian se-cun-dus secundus ser-gi-us sergius sharezer sharezer sharonite sharonite shechemite shechemite sherezer sherezer shib-bo-leth shibboleth shimei shimei shulamite shulamite shunamite shunamite sib-bo-leth sibboleth siloam siloam siloe siloe silvanus silvanus si-me-on simeon sirion sirion sisera sisera so-do●mite sodomite so-lo●mon solomon sosthenes sosthenes stephanas stephanas su-san-na susanna sy-ra-cuse syracuse sy-ri-a syria syriack syriack Sy-ri-an syrian T. T. Ta-bi-tha Tabytha tekoah tekoah tellassar tellassar temanites temanites te-ra-phim teraphim thad-de-us thaddeus ter-ti-us tertius tertullus tertullus thelasar thelasar timeus timeus ti-mo-thy timothy tiria tiria tobiah tobiah tubalcain tubalcain tychicus tychicus ty-ran-nus tyrannus V. V. Vaniah Vaniah u-phar-sin upharsin uriel uriel uz-zi-ah uzziah u-ri-ah uriah Z. Z. Zabdiel Zabdiel zacheus zacheus zalmunna zalmunna zarephath zarephath zebaim zebaim zebedee zebedee zebina zebina zeboim zeboim zebulun zebulun zelotes zelotes zemarite zemarite zemira zemira zeorim zeorim zephonites zephonites zeraiah zeraiah zereda zereda zeruah zeruah zibeon zibeon zibia zibia zidkijah zidkijah ziphion Ziphion zipporah zipporah zobebah zobebah zoheleth zoheleth zorathites zorathites zoreah zoreah zuriel zuriel zenophon zenophon zabina zabina za-cha-ry zachary zebua zebua Proper Names of four Syllables. A. A. A-bed-ne-go Abednego abiathar abiathar abiezer abiezer abimelech abimelech abinadab abinadab abinoam abinoam abishua abishua a-cel-da-ma aceldama adonijah adonijah adoniram adoniram adramelech adramelech a-dul-la-mite adullamite ahimaaz ahimaaz ahinadab ahinadab ahinoam ahinoam ahitophel ahitophel aholiab aholiab alexander alexander amalekite amalekite amariah amariah amasiah amasiah aminadab aminadab ammonitess ammonitess amphipolis amphipolis a-na-ni-as ananias andronicus andronicus antipatris antipatris a-ra-bi-a arabia a-ra-bi-an arabian aramitess aramitess archelaus archelus aristarchus aristarchus ar-me-ni-a armenia artaxerxes artaxerxes assyria assyria as-sy-ri-an assyrian athaliah athaliah a-the-ni-ans athenians azariah azariah azariel azariel B. B. Baalberith Baalberith baalpeor baalpeor baalzephon baalzephon ba-by-lo-nish babylonish barachiah barachiah bar-ba-ri-an barbarian bar-tho-lo-mew bartholomew bartimeus bartimeus be-el-ze-bub beelzebub beersheba beersheba belteshazzar belteshazzar berachiah berachiah bethabara bethabara beth-le-he-mite bethlehemite bythinia bythinia bo-a-ner-ges boanerges C. C. Chameleon Camelion ca-na-a-nite canaanite capernaum capernaum car-me-li-tess carmelitess caesarea cesarea cilicia cilicia cornelius cornelius cy-re-ni-an cyrenian cyrenius cyrenius D. D. Dalmanutha Dalmanutha dalmatia dalmatia decapolis decapolis demetrius' demetrius di-o-tre-phes diotrephes E. E. Ebedmelech Ebedmelech e-ben-e-zer ebenezer e-gyp-ti-an egyptian eleazar eleazar eliakim eliakim eliashib eliashib elimelech elimelech elishama elishama elishaphat elishaphat e-li-za-beth elizabeth elizeus elizeus e-ma-nu-el emanuel epenetus epenetus ephesians ephesians esarhaddon esarhaddon eshkalonites eshkalonites evodias evodias e-ze-ki-el ezekiel F. F. Fortunatus' Fortunatus G. G. Galatia Galatia galatians galatians galileans galileans ga-ma-li-el gamaliel gedaliah gedaliah gemariah gemariah genesaret genesaret geth-se-ma-ne gethsemane gibeonit gibeonit gileadite gileadite H. H. Hachaliah Hachaliah hadadezer hadadezer hadadrimmon hadadrimmon hadarezer hadarezer hermogenes hermogenes herodian herodian herodias herodias hezekiah hezekiah I. I. Iconium Iconium idumea idumea jeconiah jeconiah jehoiadah jehoiadah je-hoi-a-kim jehoiakim jehonadab jehonadab je-ho-sha-phat jehoshaphat jekemiah jekemiah je-re-mi-ah jeremiah je-ro-bo-am jeroboam je-ru-sa-lem jerusalem jezreelite jezreelite igdaliah igdaliah illyricum illyricum im-ma-nu-el immanuel jothaniah jothaniah italian italian iturea iturea K. K. Kerenhappuch Kerenhappuch kirjatharim kirjatharim kirjathicarim kirjathicarim kirjathsephar kirjathsephar L. L. Le-vi-a-than Leviathan lysanias lysanias M. M. Ma-ra-na-tha Maranatha mathusala mathusala mattathias mattathias melchisedech melchisedech mephibosheth mephibosheth mer-cu-ri-us mercurius midianite midianite mo-a-bi-tess moabitess N. N. Naamathite Naamathite na-tha-na-el nathanael neapolis neapolis neariah neariah nehemiah nehemiah nethaniah nethaniah ni-co-de-mus nicodemus nicopolis nicopolis O. O. Obadiah Obadiah obededom obededom onesimus onesimus P. P. Pa-dan-a-ram Padanaram palestina palestina pamphilia pamphilia phoenicia phenicia philippians philippians phi-li-sti-a philistia philologus philologus philosopher's philosophers phi-lo-so-phy philosophy pihahiroth pihahiroth R. R. Raamiah Raamiah raameses raamese ramathaim ramathaim ramathlehi ramathlehi ramathmizpeh ramathmizpeh rehabiah rehabiah re-ho-bo-am rehoboam S. S. Salathiel Salathiel sa-ma-ri-a samaria sa-ma-ri-tan samaritan sechaniah sechaniah sennacherib sennacherib sepharvaim sepharvaim shalmanezer shalmanezer shebaniah shebaniah shecaniah shecaniah shelemiah shelemiah shemariah shemariah sidonians sidonians silicia silicia simeonites simeonites T. T. The-o-phi-lus Theophilus thyatira thyatira tyberias tyberias timotheus timotheus V. V. Vajezatha Vajezatha vashijoel vashijoel uzzensherah uzzensherah uzzielites uzzielites Z. Z. Zebadiah Zebadiah zebulonites zebulonites zechariah zechariah zedekiah Zedekiah zephaniah zephaniah zorobabel zorob●bel Proper Names of five Syllables. A. A. Adonibezek Adonibezek adonizedek adonizedek ahasuerus ahasuerus alexandria alexandria apollonia apollonia a-r●-●-pa-gite areopagite a-ri-ma-th●-a arimathea aristobulus aristobulus B B. Ba-by-lo-ni-ans Babylonians bethlehemjudah bethlehemjudah C. C. Canaanitess Canaanitess cappadocia cappadocia claudiuscesar claudiuscesar D. D. D●-o-ni-si-us Dyonisius E. E. Epaphroditus Epaphroditus e-pi-●u-re-ans epicureans e-thi-o-pi-a ethiopia e-th●-o-pi-an ethiopian G. G. Gederothaim Gederothaim H. H. Habaziniah Habaziniah hierapolis hierapolis I. I. Jehovahjreth Jehovahjreth is-ra-e-li-tish israelitish jezreelites jezreelites K. K. Kiriathaim Kiriathaim kadeshbarnea kadeshbarnea kadeshnaphtoli kadeshnaphtoli L. L. Laodecea Laodecea laodecean laodecean lycaonia lycaonia M. M. Ma-ce-do-ni-a Macedonia ma-ce-do-ni-an macedonian marymagdelen marymagdelen midianitish midianitish N. N. Nabuchadnezzar Nabuchadnezzar nebuzaradan nebuzaradan nicolaitans nicolaitans O. O. O-ne-si-pho-rus Onesiphorus P. P. Pharaohnecho Pharaohnecho phi-la-del-phi-a philadelphia portiusfestus portiusfestus R. R. Ra-moth-gi-le-ad Ramothgil●ad remmonmethoar remmonmethoar S. S. Samothracia Samothracia sergiuspaulus sergiuspaulus shaalabia shaalabia sheariashub sheariashub T. T. Taanathshilon Taanathshilon thessalonians thessalonians thessalonica thessalonica tobadonijah tobadonijah Proper Names of six Syllables·s A. A. Abelbethmaachah Abelbethmaachah almondiblathaim almondiblathaim B. B. Berodackbaladan Berodackbaladan bethlehemephratah bethlehemephratah C. C. Chepharhaammonai Chepharhaammonai claudiuslysias claudiuslysias cushanrishathuim cushanrishathuim E. E. Eleloeisraell Eleloeisraell I. I. Jegarsahadutha Jegarsahadutha Judasiscariot judasiscariot K. K. Kibrothkattaavah Kibrothkattaavah kiriathjearim kiriathjearim L. L. Lamasabachthani Lamasabachthani M. M. Mahalelacrabbim Mahalelacrabbim mahalathleannoth mahalathleannoth mahershalalhashbaz mahershalalhashbaz me-so-po-ta-mi-a mesopotamia S. S. Selahammahlekoth Selahammahlekoth syrophenician syrophenician T. T. Tiberiuscaesar Tiberiuscaesar timnathteraheres timnathteraheres Z. Z. Zaphnahpaaneah Zaphnahpaaneah A Table of Words, which sound alike, but are different in the Sense, Spelling, and Writing. A. Abel, Adam's second son a bell, to ring with able, sufficient accurate, exact, curious acute, quick, witty accidence, to teach children accidents, changes, and chances account, reckoning made account, good esteem anchor, a valley acorn, that grows on oaks acre of land, 160 pole air, the sky heir, to an estate hair, of the head hare, in the woods are, merry, or sad acts, of parliament axe, to cleave wood ai me, woe is me ay, ever more advise, to give counsel advice, to take counsel all, as all things ale, the cobbler loves awl, helps to buy it ail, grief and trouble all●y, to assuage, heat, or pain alley, a narrow passage ally, associates aloud, to call out allowed, with approbation amen, a wishing well amend, to grow better altar, for sacrifice alter, to change angel, a spirit angle, a term in astronomy angle, to catch fish annal, a chronicle annual, yearly arras, costly hang harrass, toil and trouble arrows, to shoot in a bow arrowse, to stir up array, an army drawn up array, comple●t clothing a peer, of the realm a pear, a pleasant fruit appear, ●efore any person amaze, a wondering a maze, a pleasant place a mace, for the lord Major appeal, petitioning a peal, rung on a bell ark, built Noah arch, of a bridge arch, bishop arrant, wicked and vile errand, a message a scent, a smell ascent, a going up a hill assent, an agreeing assistants, of a company assistance, a helping forward ash, a tree so called ass, a dull beast ask, to inquire asp, a poisonous creature hasp, to fasten a door an't, a pismire aunt, the mother's sister attach, taking body or goods attaque, to face the enemy augre, to bore a hole auger, an ginger austere, fierce and grim oyster, a shellfish B. Babble, to prate foolishly babel, the tower of confusion bauble, for children and fools bachelor, one never married bachelor of arts, at Oxford, etc. bacon, swine's flesh dried beacon, on the top of a hill beckon, with the hand badge, a mark or coat of arms batch, so many loaves baked together baififfe, or sergeant bailiff of a hundred bayleafe, like laurel baiz, to line coats with bays, of a Tree so called baal, an idol of the heathen bald, without any hair ball, ●o play with at tennis, etc. bawl, to howl and make a noise balm, an herb for a wound band, for the neck band, of soldiers band, of a faggot bond, an obligation for money barbara, a woman's name barbary, a place in affrica barbarous, cruel and inhuman barberries, such as they pickle bark, of a tree bark, of a dog barque, a small ship berk-shire, near windsor base, unworthiness bas-viol, an instrument baste, on a silver-lace, etc. bare, naked, and plain bear, a four footed beast beer, strong and small, etc. bier, to carry a corpse on belie, to speak falsely belly, a part of the body bellows, to blow a fire bewray, a defilement bewray, to discover berry, as juniper, elder, and coffee, etc. bury, a dead corpse beseech, to entreat or desire besiege, to bes●t a city or town been, as where hast thou been been, to keep salt or bread in begin, to enter upon business biggin, for children to wear boar, a swine bore, to pierce a hole body, a substance bodies, of a gown bandy, obscene and filthy bowl, to wash hands in bowl, to drink in, or bowl with billett, for a soldier billot, for the fire bitter, not sweet bittern, a fowl better, very good blach, to make black bleach, to make white blanche, to pull off the rind bough, of a tree bow, to make obeisance bow, to shoot arrows boy, a lad boys, a name br●ad, corn to eat bred, reared up, or brought up brann, of wheat brand, a fire stick brain, or skull brawn, of a wild boar breaches, divisions breeches, as men wear brewis, of the fat of the Pot bruise, a sore place bruit, a rumour brute, beastly and rude buy, to purchase with money by, this, or by and by bolt, of door boult, meal, as bakers burgess, in parliament borage, a herb so called C. Cabal, a select company cable of a ship, a rope capable, fit to receive cull, to name, any one cawl, suet, on the bowels cawl, of a periwig, etc. calais, in france chalice, the sacramental cup carol, a christmas song coral for children's gums carriage, good breeding carrier, from London to Oxford, etc. career, a full speed carrots, Sandwich, the best chariot, a small coach cannons, great guns canons rules of the church cavalier, a horseman caviller, a contentious person casualties, unhappy accidents causey, a path way channel or gutter cannal, to wash in kennel, for hounds cauldron, for boiling chauldron, 36 bushels of coals cease, to be silent, or desist seize, to lay hold on size, bigness, in breadth or length cellar to lay drink in seller, a shopkeeper censor, a reformer censure, a verdict and judgement censer, to contain incense centory, a herb or plant century, a hundred years' sentry a soldier on duty chase, to fret and vex chaff, of wheat chattels, all goods, houses and leases cattle, all beasts chair, to sit in chare woman, which washes, etc. cheer, to make merry cheer, good provision cithern, a musical instrument citron, a fruit to preserve circumspect, wary, and shy circumference, a circle circumlocution, long expressions clause, a piece of a sentence claws, nails of birds or beasts cluster, of grapes or figs clyster, for purgation coat, a garment cote to keep sheep in quote to cite an author collar for a doublet choler, angry and passionate collier, that selleth coals colour, as green, red, and blue scholar, a young learner choose, which you will chews, the cudd could, to be able cooled, made cold cold, weather common, free for any commons house of parliament commune, frequent discourse comfort, joy and gladness confects, of sugar coops, for cocks and h●n● cope, to change copse, of wood colander, a strainer coriander, a seed so called coroner, a crowner counsel, advice council, advisers conceive, with child conceive, by imagination c●●●nel over a regiment ●o●●ny, a plantation costermonger, a seller of apples costive, ●ound in the body coarse, rough and gross course, a hare, or a fox corpse, a dead corpse cousin, a nephew or niece cousin, to cheat and defraud current, a stream curr●nt, coin corinths, a small fruit cymbal, a tinkling instrument symbol a sign in rhetoric crav●t, for the neck crevet, a melting pot D. Dam, stopping of water damn, to condemn dame, a mistress of a family dam of young ones damosel, a young lass damsin, a black plum dandruff, scurf in the head dear, beloved dear, a bad bargain deer, a hart, stag, or Buck defer, to delay differ, to vary and fly off demur, debate, or doubt demure, modest, and silent deserts, merits, good or bad desect, to forsake desert, a wilderness decent, comely and handsome descent, a pedigree or genealogy dissent, to disagree deed, and indenture sealed dead, departed the world decease, to die disease, a sickness disseise, put out of place dauphin, heir of France dolphin a fish in the Sea devices, tricks devizes, a towns name dairy, for butter and cheese diary, an almanac dissolute, debauched and lose dissolate, comfortless doer, one that minds business door, of a church or house do, to act do, a female Dear dough, unbaked bread dew, on the grass due, a just debt done, finished dun, a dark colour dunce, a blockhead digest, to concoct digest, to methodise dost, thou do so dust, of the earth duke, a title of honour duck, a fowl, wild the best dolour, grief and sorrow dolor, dutch money dragon, that flieth dragoon, a horse musqueteer drain, to draw ponds dry drawn, by horse's draught of drink drought, dryness dray, a brewer's sled draw, to pull E. Ear, to hear ear, of corn ere, this or before this year, twelve months err, to mistake in judgement early, betimes in the morning yearly, year, by year earn, to get a livelihood yern, moved with compassion yarn, thread to knit stockens earth, we go on hearth, the chimney floor east, where the sun riseth yeast, of ale, or beer easter, the resurrection esther, a proper name hester, name of an Idol yesterday, a day past edge, or brim hedge, or sense elder, older eldern, tree eminent, a noted person imminent, approaching nigh emeroids, dis●ase of the piles emerald, a precious stone enter, into a house inter, a dead body entire, whole and perfect errand, a straying arrant, knave or rogue exercise, recreation exorcist, magical art eyes, of the body ice, water or snow frozen F. Fair, lovely, and beautiful fair, or market far, good cheer fare, waterman's hire fear, horror and trouble fain, fools glad feign, dissemble and counterfeit facility, with ease facile, very easy fined, for alderman find, to get a gain fiends, evil spirit fins, of a fish felloes, of a wheel fellows, companions fillip, on the nose philip, a proper name flea, to pull off the skin, or a vermin so called flee, to make escape fly, to make hast away fly, an insect so called flour, of a chamber flower, in a garden flower, fine meal, flocks, of wool, or sheep flux, bloody, a disease foal, a young colt fool, a silly fellow foil, as tresoile, clover grass foil, a repulse and opposition foul, dirty fowl▪ a bird of the air fore, before, formerly four, a number so called forth, without fourth, day of the month freeze, shagged cloth freeze, to congeal froise, a sort of pancake phrase, a acquaint expression furs, a fine hairy skin furze, a prickly shrubs fir, trees so called form, of words form, of wood G. Gall, upon the liver gall, chaffing a tree galleys, turkish ships gallows, for execution guard, a great hem of a garment guard, a company of soldiers garden, of plants and flowers guardian, over an Orphan gargoyle, for a sore mouth garrulity, vain babbling gentle, mild and courteous gentiles, jewish heathens gesture, a habit of the body ●ester, that breaks jests glister, like gold clyster, to a sick person grass, of the meadows graze, to feed on grass grace, infusion in the Soul grey, a colour greyhound groat, four pence grot, a cave in the earth groan, to make a doleful cry grown, tall or thick ● gross, twelve dozen gross, fat and burly guilt, guilty gilt, with gold goat, fourfooted beast got, or did get gun, to shoot with gone, or went away guests, to imagine or think guest, a friend, and acquaintance H. Hale, to tug, or pull hail, congealed snow hall, in a great house hard, as a flint herd, a head of cattle heard, to be heard haven, a port for ships heaven, a place of happiness heads, upon the shoulders heed, to take heed hear, with the ear here, present in this place hire, to give wages her, a female person hollow, to make holy holly, a tree holy, religious and devout hollow, an empty sound hollo, to cry aloud hole, that is bored through whole, the total sum heel, of the foot heal, up a sore he'll, that's he will hell, place of torment haply, it may be happily, fortunately hue, colour hugh, a proper name hue, and cry, after one hue, to cut down host, that keeps an inn host, or Army hoarse in the throat horse, a beast to ride on hoar, as the hoary frost whore, a lewd strumpet hoop, for a barrel whoop, to hollow and bawl hour, threescore minutes horehound, a plant heart, of the body hart, a dear art, skill and industry home, at his house whom, that, or which hie, to make hast high, stately and lofty hoy, a western vessel I. Jambs, posts of a door iames, a proper name idle, lazy and slothful idol, a false God isle, an island oil, as oil-olive incite, to provoke insight, skill, and judgement ingenious, one of good parts ingenuous, of a good nature imply, to signify employ, some business inn, for strangers and Travellers in, or within a house itch, a scab, or mange hitch, entangle job, a proper name job, an odd piece of work joice, name of a woman joist, a little beam juice, liquor pressed out jointer, a plane of board's jointure, of a woman in marriage K. Ken, to know one keen, very sharp kill, to destroy kiln, to dry malt in kin, related to one knave, a vile fellow nave, of a cart wheel keel, the bottom of a ship chyle, meat first digested knight, a title of honour night, successor of the day L. Lamb, a young sheep lame, one that halts lamp, to burn oil in lance, a spear launch, a ship put from harbour lass, a young maid last, to make shoes on last, the latest to endure least, the smallest jest, a word of caution lesson, to be learned by heart lessen, to make less listen, to hearken diligently latin, a language latten, double tin lease, of an estate leash, of hounds lease, to pick up shatt'red corn less, small less, he that takes a lease legion, six thousand men legends, popish fables leman, a strumpet lemons, or oranges loud, to make a noise lowed, like oxen lowr, or sour looks lower, beneath lour, a palace in France lead, to hand along lead, a mineral in the earth liturgy, the common prayer lethary, a drowsy disease line, to draw a straight line loin, of mutton, veal, or lamb leopard, a beast spotted leper, diseased with the leprosy leper, that jumps and leaps letice, a female name lettuce, a herb for salad lattice, a wooden barred window lose, to unfasten louse, a vermin lose, to have losses lice, vermin in the head or body lies, false stories loath, to disdain an abhor loath, unwilling not satisfied league, of peace and friendship legs, supporters of the body laud, glory and praise lord, a title, as lord mayor limn, to paint in small limb, a member of the body limp, to go halting lint, to put to wounds leaden cistern, of lead leyden, university in holland M. Mail, a coat of Armour male, the he, or masculine maul, to fall foul and strike major, a commander in an army mayor, of a city, or lord maior mare, that bears, colt main, all might and force mane, on the neck of a horse many, a great company main, the ocean manner, fashion or way manners, good carriage manor, a Lordship manure, to dung ground medes, and persians' meads, green meadows meat, food meet, fit and convenient meet, to measure corn moat, or compassing pond mote, or dust, in the eye might, power and strength mite, an insect in cheese mind, reason and understanding mine, to dig out gold or silver mine, that is my own mantle, for a child mantil-tree, by a chimney mantled, as drink when it flours marshal, of an army martial, warlike marred, spoiled and corrupted marry, joined in matrimony merry, rejoicing and glad message, commission mesuage, tenements maurice, a proper nam● morris, dancers medlar, a fruit meddler, a busy body million, a great number melon, a muskmellon moan, to lament mown, grass mown down mourning, for friend's morning, the follower of night muzzle, to stop the mouth muscle, a little shellfish mole, that lives in the earth mould, to cast in mortar, lime and hair mixed mortar, to pound spices in mow, to cut down grass mow, a rick of corn moor, a man's name more, that exceedeth moor, a fenny ground meteors, airy comet's metre, fit meeter, verse and rhyme mass, the popish lettany mast, belonging to a ship mast, a corn martin, a bird merton, a college in Oxford manchet, fine white bread mansion, a lords chief house N. Naught, bad, wicked nought, nothing nay, not so, or no neigh, as horses do nether, lower neither, none of them nesh, tender effeminate nice, curious and delicate niece, a brother's daughter nigh, nearer nigh, a nick name for Isaac noise, tumultuous nose, on the face noah, a proper name O. Oar, to row withal over, unrefined Gold our, as our house oyer, and terminer hour, of the day over, abbreviation of over oath, to take an oath ought, to do what we should oats, a grain, or pulse out, as without own, to acknowledge one, the smallest number once, but one time one's, body or right hand ounce, a small weight order, rule, and decency ordure, filthiness and nastiness onion, a plant union, agreement oh, a note of bemoaning own, to be in debt P. palate, the roof of the mouth pallet, a little bed palliate, to cloak a business pail, to carry milk pale, and wan in the face pales, round a garden pair, two of any thing pair, to cut off repair, to mend, or go to a place pear, a fruit so called peer, a nobleman patent, from the King pattens, for women patience, in aff●iction patiented, a sick person pause, a stop in speaking paws, of a lion, or bear pace, two foot and a half pains, labour and care panes, of glass for windows pans, of earth or brass parson, of a parish person, a man or woman peace, quietness and tranquillity pease, pulse and grain piece, a part or parcel precedence, foregoing precedent, a pattern precedent, foreman of a society principal, chief of a college principle, a fundamental point power, might or authority pour, out of a vessel pray, to beg and entreat prey, to devour play, comedy, or tragedy plea, a defence pens, made of quills pence, small money penny-post office pennyroyal, a herb penury, want, poverty purse, a lesson pierce, bore through prize, goods taken from enemy's price, value and worth parasite, that cogs and flatter parricide, that murders his father place, where one is plaise, the name of a fish prophet, telleth things to come profit, advantage and gain potion, prescription of physic portion, a dowry at marriage poor, with ones eye poor, needy and necessitous partition, a dividing a wall petition, a prayer or request pebble, a little stone people, a multitude pestle, belonging to a mortar pestle, of pork pistol, a small gun epistle, a letter pizzle, of a beast pilate, condemned Christ pilot, guide of a ship plat, as a grassplat plait, to order the hair po●ch, an egg poached pouch, a great purse pottage, or porridge to eat porteridge, carriage by porters pole, a long stick poll, of the head press, of people pressed, money press, for books Q. Quadripartite, of four parts quadruple, four times as much quarrel, strife, falling out quarie, of glass quarry, of stone's query, a question put quarter, the fourth part quartan, belonging to the fourth part quench, to put out fire quince, a fruit quean, a strumpet queen, the king's wife R. Raca, empty, silly rachel, a place rachel, jacobs wife rakehell, a notorious rogue radical, inbred race, horse, or foot race raze, of ginger, or demolish rake, to scrape together rack, to stretch cloth rack, to torment men rack, for horse's hay wrack, ruin or shipwreck wreek, ruin, or confusion raise, to lift up rays, the sun beams rare, choice, extraordinary rear, to raise a building rear, to come behind rain, from the clouds reign, to govern as a king reins, of the back, or a bridle rye, a place so called rye, a grain reeds, by the water side read, books or men red, a bloody colour re●son, argument or cause raisins, a kind of fruit room, the name of a city room, to sit or walk in room, to rage and tear roven, a city in France reverend, one to be respected reverence, to pay duty to right, just and even rite, a custom or ceremony write, with a pen or pencil wright, a name, or wheel-wright rind, frost rhyme, hobbling verses rhine, the river rhine rind, of bacon roof, of a house rough, co●rse, against the grain roe, a young buck row, of trees in a garden row, with sculls in a boat rowel, of a spur retch, to stretch or gape reach, to fetch any thing wretch, a miserable creature rise, to get up, or thrive rice, a grain which is used raiser, to exact and extort razor, to shave the head or beard real, sincere and true royal, kingly, majestical S. Safeguard, safe custody saveguard, for women to ride in sage, a comfortable herb sage, grave, wise, and prudent sageness, gravity, and weightiness sale, to be exposed to be sold sail, of a ship at sea salve, a plaster save, to defend, and deliver saviour, of the world savour, a taste, or smell sent, on a message scent, a smell good or bad suet, fat of beef or mutton suit, to agree with any humour suit, in law, civil or common suit, of apparel shave, with a razor sheaves, of corn since, since the time sense, reason and understanding senses, hearing, seeing, smelling, etc. scarce, hard to be got scars, sores healed up scull, the brain pan scullers, little boats scholars, such as learn signior, the great turk signior, the eldest season, to make livery seisin, to take possession season, time and opportunity sects, schism, and faction sex, male or female slow, a crabbed fruit slough, a dirty place slow, not quick in motion ●oar, to fly aloft soar, anguish in pain sour, of seeds some, a part or few sum, a reckoning cast up sun, which shineth son, a male child strait, not crooked strait, narrow, troublesome sound, not diseased, or corrupt swound, to faint away soon, presently or quickly sown, as wheat or rye ship, that is at sea sheep, cattle, mutton scoul, or frown school, for scholars slight, to take no care sleight, art and cunning sever, to part from severe, cruel, and hard hearted say, to speak sea, the ocean see, to look or behold seer, a prophet seir, a country surgeon, or chirurgeon sergeant, of the counter shear, to cut with shears share, part with another sheer, quite off shire, a country shekel, two shillings sickle, to reap corn shoot, a young sprig shoot, bullets, arrows shout, make a noise shoot, a man's name shut, the door stare, a bird so called stare to look steadfastly stairs, steps to go up stars, in the firmament staple, of a door staple, a firm commodity stable, for horses stopple, to a bottle stopper, of a pipe statue, an image statute, a law stature, proportion succour, relief or help sucker, a young sprig soul, in the body of man sole, of a foot sole, a fish sear, with a hot iron cere, with a wax candle sow, corn sow, with pigs spare, to excuse and save spear, a warlike weapon sphere, the celestial globe stead, room, lieu, instead of steed, a stately horse bedstead, to lie upon steel, to strike fire stile, a faculty in writing steer, a bullock steer, to guide a ship stood, did stand studs, silver pins in a watch case T. Taber, a small drum tabor, a mount so called taper, a great wax candle tail, of any beast tale, a foolish story tall, high in stature teal, a fowl tares, weeds in the corn tears, from weeping eyes tear, to pieces there, in that place their, belonging to them too, over much tow, the combings of flax to, this place, or that place toe, belonging to the foot two, in number, or joined together thyme, the herb so called time, that stays for no mtn turkois-stone, a jewel turkeys, fowls through, by means thereof thorough, as to pierce thorough throw, as to cast from you title, of dignity and honour tittle, a point or speck tomb, a sepulchre tome, a section of a book tongues, to speak with tongue, or languages tongs, to take up coals tossed, on the sea toast, nutmeg, and ale teem, being child team, of horses or oxen turn, round about torn, off thorn, of a hedge tract, footsteps tract, or a treatise treaty, parley of peace treatment, entertainment trey, of wood for meat trey, number of three V. Vacant, empty vacation, idle time vocation, calling or employment vain, silly, and foolish veins, in the body vane, of a steeple vail, covering of the face vale, to put off, submit vale, a valley vale, or farewel vial, a glass viol, a musical instrument value, to set a price valley, a low place volley, of shot umbles, of a deer humble, meekness venice, a great City venus, the Goddess of Love voice, of a man vice, iniquity and wickedness visage, feature in the face vizard, to cover the face vital, spirits, where life is victuals, food, provision use, custom usury, money upon interest us, we uz, Jobs country W. Wain, declining of the moon won, pale and sickly wand, a riding rod waits, the city-musick weights, ounces and pounds wares, several commodities ware, a place so called wear, sorts of apparel were, as you were walls, of a city or town wales, a principality wail, to grieve and lament weal, the public good wheal, a rising or pimple wheel, of a coach or cart white, emblem of innocence wight, an Island so called wild, rude and untamed wield, a great sword weald, of Kent and Sussex way, to walk in weight, in scales wright, as wheel-wright write, with a pen waist, the middle part waste, desolate and useless wale, great thread in stuffs bewail, to bemoan and grieve wakes, country feasts awake, to rouse up walk, to go leasurly walks, for recreation wardship, over an orphan worship, to say to an Esquire warp, to cleave like boards warp, yarn, woven weigh, of salt of cheese whey, and buttermilk we'll, to catch fish we'll, for we will wicked, ill given, debauched wicket, an half door win, to get a wager wind, that blows wine, squeezed from grape's witch, th●t bewitcheth which, who, or that woad, dying stuff wood, fuel, and timber woe, alas, misery woe, to be a suitor wrap, to fold up rap, to give a small blow rape, to force a maid wring, to squeeze hard ring, for a finger wrote, I have written rote, to say without book wrought, to do work Y. You, thou, or ye ewe, or sheep yew, a tree your, belonging to you ewer, belonging to a basin yolk, of eggs yoke, of oxen oak, a tree yore, in old time year, the twelfth month you're, a phrase at sea Proper Names of Men and Women, with their Signification. A. Abel, just and good Aaron, a priest and teacher abiah, the will of God abraham, father of the faithful adam, man earthly abigal, the father's joy andrew, strong and manly alexander, man's helper ambrose, immortal, divine annanias, the grace of God anthony, thriving arthur, bearish augustine, kingly agnes, modest and chaste alice, noble and generous amy, conqueror of Love B. Baldwin, swift and speedy bartholomew, son of goodness barnabas, son of comfort baruch, blessed benjamin, son of the right hand bethel, the house of God barnard, lord of children brian, sings well barbara, industrious beatrice, good natured blanche, white and fair C. Caleb, as a heart charles, valiant and strong christopher, a good carrier constantine, fixed, fast cornelius, a devout man catherine, unspotted clara, shining D. Daniel, judgement of God david, beloved of God diana, heathen goddess dido, aeneas wife dorothy, God's gift dorcas, like a roe buck E. Edgar, prosperous edmund, peacemaker edwin, victorious edward, well deserving egbert, sparkling light elias, Lord God emmanuel God with us erasmus, learned eleazar help of God eliezer help of God elijah, God the Lord elisha, my God saveth ephraim, fruitful eunice, good victory everard, good report ezechias, the Lords strength ezekiel, the good prophet enoch, taught or dedicated ezra, a helper elinor, courteous and pitiful elizabeth, peace of the Lord emme, a careful nurse eve, the mother of all living F. Felix, happy florence, prosperous francis, frank and free frederick, peace and quietness fulk, noble and gentile ferdinando, pure, peace G. Gabriel, man of God gamaliel, reward of God gerrard, a good liver george, a good husband gedeon, a slayer german, ever true gervass, as true as steel geoffrey, a good poet gilbert, brightness godfrey, peace of God gregory, careful, watching gryffith, strong faith guy, a protector and guide gertrude, all truth and honesty H. Henry, rich in wealth hector, defence to many herbert, a Lord famous hugh, comfort and joy hubert, fair hope horatio, sparkling eye habakuk, a wrestler hilkiah, the Lords gentleness helena, pitiful hannah, the Lords gift humphrey, double diligent I. Jacob, a supplanter james, a maintainer ichabod, the glory is departed jedidah, beloved jehosaphat, the Lord is judge joachim, the Lords preparation jesus, a saviour job, sorrowful joseph, increase of the Lord jeremiah, in the Lords esteem joab, fatherhood john, beloved of the Lord joshua, a saviour josias, a sacrifice isaac, laughter julian, mild and tender jonathan, God's gift jean, good and gracious joan, contented judith, praising God jehosaphat, the Lord is judge K. Kenelm, wise and learned kendrick, good will L. Lambert, fair lamb laurence, faithful lazarus, help of the Lord leonard, like a lion lewis, scorn of the people lionel, little lion luke, lifting up lodowick, a warrior levi, joined lot, wrapped, joined lettuce, joyfulness lucia, brightness M. Malachy, my messenger marmaduke, mighty mark, high and lofty matthew, God's gift michael, God's likeness moses, drawn up melchizedek, king of righteousness mabel, a good maid margaret, precious pearl marry, the best choice maud, a queen melicent, sweet, as honey muziel, perfumed N. Nathaniel, the gift of the Lord Nicholas, captain of thousands Nehemiah, rest of the Lord Noah, peace and rest O. Oliver, olive of peace owen, well bred olympia, sharp witted P. Patrick, statesman paul, marvellous peniel, seeing God peter, a Rock or Stone philip, a warrior peregrine, a traveller phebe, clear or bright phineas, a bold countenance priscilla, ancient prudence, wisdom philadelphia, lover of kindred phillis, lovely and handsome R. Ralph, assisting raymund, tranquillity richard, avaricious robert, just and true roger, musical reuben, son of visions rachel, a sheep rebecca, blunt contention rosamond, risen of the world S. Samuel, heard of God sampson, a strong man solomon, wisdom, and peace saul, lent of the Lord sebastian, right honourable sylvester, a woodman simon, hearing, or obeying shem, renowned stephen, a crown swithin, weeping sarah, lady or dame susanna, lily or rose sophronia, temperance sibyl, wise council sophia, wisdom T. Theodore, God's delight theodosius, beloved of God theophilus, a friend of God thomas, bottomless, deep timothy, the honour of God titus, honourable thomazin, unsearchable V. Valentine, puissant vincent, victorious ursula, a small bear uzziel, the strength of God W. Walter, general of an army william, defence to many winifred, win or get peace X. Xanthus', a heathen Y. Ynca, an Indian Prince Z. Zacharia, mindful of the Lord zabdiel, the dowry of God zephaniah, hidden of the Lord The Numeral Letters and Figures, which are of great Use. I 1 one TWO 2 two III 3 three IV 4 four V 5 five VI 6 six VII 7 seven VIII 8 eight IX 9 nine X 10 ten XI 11 eleven XII 12 twelve XIII 13 thirteen XIV 14 fourteen XV 15 fifteen XVI 16 sixteen XVII 17 seventeen XVIII 18 eighteen XIX 19 nineteen XX 20 twenty XXX 30 thirty XL 40 forty L 50 fifty LX 60 sixty LXX 70 seventy LXXX 80 eighty XC 90 ninety C 100 hundred CX 110 hundred and ten CXX 120 hundred and twenty CXXX 130 hundred and thirty CXL 140 hundred and forty CL 150 hundred and fifty CLX 160 hundred and sixty CLXX 170 hundred and seventy CLXXX 180 hundred and eighty CXC 190 hundred and ninety CC 200 two hundred CI, or D 500 five hundred M, or M 1000 a thousand ↁ 5000 five thousand ↂ 10000 ten thousand ↇ 50000 fifty thousand ↈ 100000 hundred thousand {roman} 500000 500000 five hundred thousand {roman} 1000000 1000000 ten hundred thousand, or a mil. MDCLXXXI 1681 one thousand six hund. eighty one The Names of the Books of the old and new Testament, with the Number of their Chapters. Genesis hath chapters 50 Exodus 40 Leviticus 27 Numbers 36 Deuteronomie 34 Joshua 24 Judges 21 Ruth 4 I. Samuel 31 II. Samuel 24 I. Kings 22 II. Kings 25 I. Chronicles 29 TWO, Chronicles 36 Ezra 10 Nehemiah 13 Esther 10 Job 42 Psalms 150 Proverbs 31 Ecclesiastes hath chapters 12 The Song 〈◊〉 Solomon 8 Isaiah 66 Jeremiah 52 Lamentations 5 Ezekiel 48 Daniel 12 Hosea 14 Joel 3 Amos 9 Obadiah 1 Jonah 4 Micah 7 Nahum 3 Habakuk 3 Zephaniah 3 Haggai 2 Zechariah 14 Malachy 4 The Books of the New Testament. Matthew hath chapters 28 Mark 16 Luke 24 John 21 The Acts 28 The Epistle to the Romans 16 I Corinthians 16 TWO Corinthians 13 Galathians 6 Ephesians 6 Phillippians 4 Collossians 4 I Thessalonians 5 TWO Thessalonians 3 I Timothy hath chapters 6 TWO Timothy 4 Titus 3 Philemon 1 To the Hebrews 13 The Epistle of James 5 I Peter 5 TWO Peter 3 I John 5 TWO John 1 III John 1 Judas 1 Revelation 22 Pauses and Stops to be Observed in Reading the Bible. A Comma (,) a Semicolon (;) a Colon (:) a Period (.) an Interrogation (?) an Admiration (!) a Parenthesis () an Asterisme (*) an Obelisk (†) a hyphen (-) a Caret (⁁) Citation (") Section (§) an Index (☞) Apostrophe (') 1. A Comma is the most frequent Point, and of least Force; marked thus, Example. But when the Husbandmen saw the Son, they said among themselves, this is the Heir, come let us kill him, etc. 2. A Semicolon is a Pause longer than a Comma, being a Point with a Comma under it; Example. As he that giveth to the Poor shall not lack; 3. A Colon stops the Sentence a pretty while, and denotes full but not perfect Sense, and is marked thus: Example. As the Way of the Lord is Strength to the Upright: but Destruction, etc. 4. A Period is a full Stop, and maketh an end of a Sentence: marked thus: Example. Fear God. honour the King. 5. An Interrogation is used after a Question, and marked thus? Example, Are ye so foolish? having begun in the Spirit, are ye now made perfect by the Flesh? 6. A Note of Exclamation, or Admiration, wondering or crying out, is marked thus! Example. O the Depth of the Riches, both of the Wisdom and Knowledge of God 7. A Parenthesis, is two Semicircles, including a Sentence, and must be sounded different from the rest, the Sense being perfect without it, and is marked thus () Example. Know ye not (for I speak to them, that know the Law) how that the Law hath Dominion over a Man, as long as he liveth? 8. An Asterism is when any part of a Sentence is wanting, marked thus * 9 an Obelisk, directs from the Discourse to the Margin, marked thus † 10. A Hyphen is a Note of Connexion as mis-like, safeguard, and is marked thus- 11. A Caret, is when words are left out, as a man ⁁ of Words, and is marked thus ⁁ 12. A Citation is used when an Author is Quoted, and how far they go is known, by every Line being marked thus" 13. a Section is a mark of dividing Chapters, and is marked thus § 14. An index is to note any remarkable thing from the Margin, and is marked thus ☞ 15. An Apostrophe, is a small Comma, and set over where a Vowel is left out, as o'er instead of over, and saved instead of saved, and is marked thus ' Of Capital or Great Letters in writing. THey have in the beginning of Words their peculiar Uses: Noting not only Proper Names of Men, Cities, Callings, as Ambrose, Daniel, London, York, Mercer, or Grocer; but Dignities and Offices, as Highness, Lord Mayor, your Honour or Worship, with the Names of Arts, as Grammar, Rhetoric, Writing, Music, and Arithmetic; The beginnings of every Verse and Sentence, aught to be a Capital, as I go, I am, I will, etc. Great Letters are likewise to be used in Emphatical and remarkable Words, as God said to Moses, I AM, hath sent thee. Whole Sentences are emphatical: as JEHOVAH THE BRANCH, KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS; and such like often found in the OLD TESTAMENT, or the NEW. To begin a Title, of a Book, aught to be in great Letters, as the WHOLE BOOK OF PSALMS, etc. Abbreviation of Words. Admrs. Administrators B. D. Bachelor of Divinity Bucks. Buckingham-shire C. C. C. Corpus Christi College Comrs. Commissioners D. C. Dean of Christ Church Drs. Com. Doctors Commons Dr. D. Doctor of Divinity Eccles. Ecclesiastes Ecclus. Ecclesiasticus J. D. Y. James Duke of York Inhabts. Inhabitants Introdt. Introduction prerogt. Off. Prerogative Office Pub. Not. Public Notary R. S. S. Fellow of the Royal Society S. S.Th. D. Sacrosanctae Theologiae Doct. Westmr. Westminster Berks. Berkshire etc. and so forth Credr. Creditor Cant. Canterbury Chron. Chronicles Cor. Corinthians Collos. Collossians Coll. Colonel Devon. Devonshire honble. honourable j e. that is to say K. R. Katherine Rex L. D. Doctor of Laws Lieut. Lieutenant M. A. Master of Arts Middx. Middlesex Predict. Prediction Q. C. Queen's College Quest. Question Rev. Revelations Salop. Shropshire t'other. the other will. Worshipful Xpian. Christian Chap. Chapter Capt. Captain C.R. Charles Rex Doct. Doctrine Deber. Debtor dd. Delivered Exon. Exeter Feb. February Ans. Answer Ap. April Aug. August Bp. Bishop Bd. Bound Dr. Doctor Esqur. Esquire I'll. I will 10br. December Fol. Folio Gen. Genesis Hd. Honoured Jan. January Mat. Matthew Lp. Lordship Mrs. Mistress Kt. Knight Let's. let us Lr. Letter Lin. Line Mar. March Mr. Master 8vo. Octavo Pag. Page Ma. Majesty Md. Memorandum N.B. Note well 9br. November Obt. Obedient Obj. Objection 8br. October Oxon. Oxford 4to. Quarto Qr. Quarto Qr. Choir Rom. Romans R. Reason ℞. Recipe St. Saint P. P. Penny-Post Part. Partition Pnts. Presents Sec. Secular Sch. Scholar Sol. Solution 7br. September wst. wd westward §. Section Viz. to wit Ver. Vers● with. with which. which Wp. Worship yrs. yours & and I'm. I am Ld. Lord Pd. Paid P. Per Vid. See Sr. Sir it. that ye. the y. them yn. then is. this u use with. what thou. you your. your Remember my Commendations to all my Friends at Farnhan, and to all my Acquaintance at Claphan; to whom I wish abundance of Peace, Plenty, and Consolation. Or thus. Good Sr. I have a Suit from my Sons Mr. concerning his Sch. viz. that when he hath read a Chap. you will appose him with. a Qu. or two out of any v. or lin. you shall think meet; and then out of his Ans. to frame an Obj. or two by his Sol. to try him, viz. how he understands with. he reads, for I perceive by his Mr. it. a Sch. Exercised in answering a Qu. propounded, and yn. giving a Sol. to an Obj. there agts. shall be made not only more Careful to mark the Contents of every Pag. and Chap. But the better to Understand and Remember every lin. and v. it. he readeth; which good Sr. let me entreat ye. Favour from thou. etc. The Contracting of Proper Names of Men and Women. Alexander, Sany Abraham, Abram Anthony, Tony Augustin, Austin Ann, Nan or Nancy Bartholomew, Bat Bellever, Bell Benjamin, Ben Barbara, Bab Clemment, Clem Christopher, Kit Catherine, Kate Cornelia, Con Daniel, Dan David, Taffy Dorothy, Doll Deborah, Deb Diana, Di Edmund, Mun Edward, Ned, Neddy Ellinor, Nelly, Nell Elizabeth, Betty, Bess Ferdinando, Fardi Francis, Frank Gabriel, Gab Gilbert, Gill Henry, Harry, Hall Humphrey, Numph James, Jemmy John, Jack Jeremiah, Jerre Isaac, Nye Joseph, Jo Joshua, Jos Jane, Jenny Judith, Judi Joan, Jug Langley, Lang Leonard, Len Ludovicus, Lodowick Lucretia, Luce Marmaduke, Duke Michael, Miel Martha, Patt Matthew, Mat Millicent, Mill Mary, Moll, Poll Margaret, Peg Margery, Madge Nathaniel, Nat Nicholas, Nick Noah, Noy Obadiah, Obed Oliver, Noll Philip, Phill Phillis, Phil Priscilla, Pris Prudence, Pru Ralph, Ralph Richard, Dick Robert, Robin, Bob Roger, Hodge Rebecca, Beck Rosamond, Rose Rachel, Rach Samuel, Sam Simon, Sim Solomon, Sol Stephen, Stevan Susanna, Sue Theophilus; Theop Theodore, The Timothy, Tim Thomas, Tom Valentine, Val Walter, Wat William, Will Zachariah, Zack The Twelve Months of the Year is, Months. Days. January 31 February 28 March 31 April 30 May 31 June 30 July 31 August 31 September 30 October 31 November 30 December 31 60 Minutes make 1 hour 24 Hours make a day 7 Days make 1 week 4 Weeks make 1 M. 28 D. 13 mon. 1 d. and 6 hours make when 1 year 365 days make when 1 year 366 days make when leap year Of the Quarter Days in the Year, there are two Accounts to be given. London Account is thus. Mar. the 25 is Lady day June 24 is Midsummer day Septemb. 29 is Michaelmas day Decemb. 25 is Christmas day Country Account, sometimes is thus. February 2 is Candlemas day May 1 is May day August 1 is Lammas day November 1 is all Saint's day A Table of Planets and Signs with their Aspects. Seven Planets. ♄ Saturn ♃ Jupiter ♂ Mars ☉ Sol ♀ Venus ☿ Mercury ☽ Luna Twelve Signs. ♈ Aries ♉ Taurus ♊ Gemini ♋ Cancer ♌ Leo ♍ Virgo ♎ Libra ♏ Scorpio ♐ Sagitarius ♑ Capricornus ♒ Aquarius ♓ Pisces Five Aspects. ⚹ Sextile □ Quadral △ Trine ☍ Opposition ☌ Conjunction Several Proverbs Useful for Children. A. Anger dieth quickly with a good Man. A Bit in the Morning, is better than nothing all Day. After Dinner sit a while, after Supper walk a Mile. Almost and very nigh, saves many a Lie. A good Beginning, makes a good Ending. A new Broom sweeps Clean. B. Better say here it is, than here it was. Better Children Cry, than old Folks Weep Butter is Gold in the Morning, Silver at Noon, Led at Night. Better see a Clout, than a Hole out Birchen twigs, break no Ribs. Birth is much, but Breeding more. C. Children when they stand quiet, have done some Harm. Confession of a Fault, makes half Amends for it. Cloudy Mornings, turn to clear Evenings. Comparisons are very Odious. Count not your Chickens before they be hatched. Close Mouth catcheth no flies: D. Death keeps no Calendar. Deeds are Fruits, Words are but Leaves. Diseases are the Interests of Pleasure. Diversity of Humours, breeds tumors. Dinners cannot be long where Dainties are wanting. Do well, and you shall have well. E. Early up, and never the nearer. Empty Vessels make the greatest sound. Every thing hath an end, and a Pudding hath two Evening Orts, are good morning Fodder. Experience is the best Mistress. Eating and drinking takes away the Stomach. F. Fair in the Cradle, and foul in the Saddle. Fire and Water are good Servants, but bad Masters. Fools make Feasts and wise folks Eat them. Forecast is better than a sorry worker. Friends may meet, but Mountains never Greet. Fools build Houses, and wise Men buy'em. G. Go to bed with the Lamb and rise with the Lark. Gentility without ability is worse than plain beggary. Giving much to the poor doth increase a man's store. Grace will last, but favour will blast. Good Will should be taken in part of Payment. Good Wine needs no bush. H. Half an Acre is good Land. Help hands, for I have no Lands. Happy is he whose Friends were born before him. Hard fare makes hungry bellies. Hope well and have well. Hunger will break through Stonewalls. I. Jack would be a Gentleman if he could but speak French. Idle Folks lack no Excuses. Ill Weeds grow apace. Ill Will, never said well. Ill luck is worse than found money. Joan in the dark is as good as my Lady. K. A Knotty piece of Timber must have smooth Wedges. Keep some till furthermore come. King's Cheese goes half away in parings. Kindness will creep where it cannot go. Kissing goes by favour. Kiln calls the Oven burned house. L. Life lieth not in Living, but in liking. Light Gains make a heavy Purse. Little said soon amended. Little strokes fell great Oaks. Long looked for comes at last: Lion, is not half so fierce as painted. M. Manners make a man, quoth William of Wickham. Many hands make quick Work. Meat is much, but Manners is more. Mischiefs come by the pound, and go away by the ounce. My Mind to me a Kingdom is. Misunderstanding brings lies to Town. N. Necessity hath not Law. Need makes the Old Wife trot. New Lords, new Laws. No longer pipe, no longer dance. No Penny, no Pater Noster. Nothing have, nothing crave. O. Old Friends, and old Wine are best. One shoulder of Mutton drives down another. Opportunity makes Thiefs. One Nail, drives out another. One Slumber, invites another. One Swallow makes no Summer. P: Patience is a Flower, grows not in every one's Garden. Play, womans, and Wine, undo men Laughing. Providence is better than Rent. Penny in Pocket, is a good Companion Penny and Penny laid up, will be many. Pride goes before, Shame follows after. Q. Quick at Meat, quick at Work. Quake, like an aspen leaf. Quake, like an Oven. Quandary, to be in Quick we must live by, and not by the Dead Quietness is best, though it cost dear. R. Remove an old Tree, and it will whither to Death. Riches are but the Baggage of Fortune. Raw Leather will stretch. Rolling Stone gathers no Moss. Rome was not built in one Day. Receiver, is as bad as the Thief. S. Ships fear Fire more than Water. Step after step, the Ladder is ascended. Sorrow is good for nothing but Sin. Spare the Rod, and spoil the Child. Sky falls, we shall catch Larks. Strike while the Iron is hot. T. Time is the Rider that breaks youth. Time and Tide stay for no Man. Try before you Trust. Trade is the Mother of Money. Truth and Oil are ever above. Truth hath a good Face, but bad clothes. V Valour can do little without Discretion. Venture a small Fish to catch a great one. Use makes Perfectness. Use Legs, and have Legs. Valour that Parleys, is near yielding. Under Water, Famine, under Snow, Bread. W. War makes Thiefs, and Peace hangs them. Weight and Measure take away Strife. Willows are weak, yet they bind other Wood Welcome Death quoth the Rat, when the Trap fell down. Wolves lose their Teeth, but not their Memory. Words are but Sands, it's Money buys Lands. Y. Youth and white Paper take any Impression. You cannot make Velvet of a Sow's Ear. Young servingman, an old Beggar. Young Men may Die, but old Men must Die. Young Lambskin goes as soon to the Market as the old Ewe. Youth, if it knew, what Age would Crave, It would in time both get and save. PROVERBS in Rhyme. By Cardinal Woolsey. A Whip for a Fool, and a Rod for a School Is always in good season. By Will Summer. A Halter and a Rope for him that will be Pope Without all Right or Reason. Snow is white and lies in the Dike, And every man lets it lie: Pepper is black, and hath a good smack, And every man doth it buy. The higher the Plum-tree, the riper the Plum; The richer the Cobbler, the blacker his Thumb. Bounce Buckram, Velvet's dear, Christmas comes but once a Year; And when it comes it brings good Cheer, But when it's gone its never the near. He that buys Land, buys many Stones; He that buys Flesh, buys many Bones; He that buys Eggs, buys many Shells; But he that buys good Ale, buys nothing else▪ He that hath it, and will not keep it; He that wants it, and will not seek it; He that drinks, and is not dry, Shall want money, as well as I. Children pick up words, as Pigeon's Pease, And utter them again, as God shall please. Say well and do well, end with one Letter, Saywell is good, but do well is better. FINIS. Graces. Grace before Meat. GOod Lord we beseech thee to bless us, and our meeting at this time, and all thy good Creatures provided for us, and grant that we may use them soberly, as in thy presence, and receive them thankfully, as from thine hand, to the glory of thy holy name, Amen. Grace after Meat. WE thank thee, O Lord, for all thy good Creatures which thou at this time hath bestowed upon us, and as thou hast fed our Bodies with that food which is convenient and necessary for them, so we beseech feed our Souls with that food which perisheth not, but endureth to Eternal Life, thy holy name be blessed and praised now and for ever, Amen. Grace before Meat. LOrd bless us in the use of all thy good Creatures, that now we shall receive at thy bountiful hands, giving strength to them to nourish us, and giving hearts unto us to be thankful unto thee for the same, to the glory of thy holy name, Amen. Grace after Meat. WE return thee hearty thanks, O Lord, that thou hast bountifully refreshed and comforted us with thy good Creatures, and hast bestowed many other Benefits upon us, which thou hast denied to many others of thy Servants, to whom be ascribed all Honour, Power and Glory, now and forevermore, Amen.