aass TK tt e-7 Book M 4 ABRIDGMENT OF JOHNSON'S DICTIONABY, ENGLISH AND BENGALI. PECULIARLY CALCULATED FOR THE USE o£ EUROPEAN AND NATIVE STUDENTS. THE SECOND, IMPROVED EDITION. ' "> TO WHICH ARE SUBJOINED ABBREVIATIONS COMMONLY USED IN WRITING AND PRINTING ; AND A SHORT LIST OF FRENCH AND LATIN WORDS AND PHRASES IN COMMON USE AMONG ENGLISH AUTHORS. By JOHN MENDIES, Late of Serampore. CONCEAL IF YOU COME TO AN ERROR, CAST NOT REPROACH, FOR NO MORTAL CAN BE FREE FROM FAULT. Hafez. CALCUTTA : PRINTED FOR THE COMPILER, ^JY J. THOMAS, AT THE BAPTIST MISSION PRESS, 21, LOWER CIRCULAR ROAD. MDCCCLI. PREFACE, By the infinite mercy of God I have been spared to bring to a close this second, and improved Edition of Johnson's Dictionary in English and Bengali, which I most respectfully submit to the candid judgment of a generous public in the hope of obtaining its patronage. In soliciting a share of public support for this humble attempt, calculated to benefit the public, I trust, it will not be out of place to give a brief sketch of its origin. Antecedent to the year 1822, the year of the publication of my first Edi- tion, when Dr. Carey's great Dictionary was going through the Press, I made it a constant practice to cull from his work, as well as from other sources, as many Bengali words, as would suit my purpose, and to record them with a view, at a future time, of making use of them as materials for an English and Bengali Dictionary. For effecting this I enjoyed great ad- vantages ; being a Reader and Corrector of the Press,* the proof sheets of the whole of Dr. Carey's Dictionary must necessarily pass through my hands, when of course I had a fair opportunity of improving my knowledge of the Bengali language and enriching the stock of materials for my Dictionary. At that period, with the exception of the scarce and high-priced Vocabulary of Mr. Foster, and another English and Bengali Vocabulary by Mohanprasad Thakur, Assistant Librarian in the College of Fort William, compiled under the auspices and with the assistance of Dr. Carey, who was Professor in that College, I know of no other work then extant whereby the wants of the mid- dling class of Native English students could have been supplied ; and this circumstance gave rise to Johnson's Dictionary in English and Bengali. To substantiate what has been advanced above, I beg leave to extract a few lines from its Preface. u The want of a Dictionary of this description, at a low price, has long been felt by the native English students, particularly those placed in mid- dling circumstances, whose means will not enable them to purchase an ex- tensive work. Consequently they are obliged to resort to a certain number I of written words, with their meaning (however incorrect) in Bengali, which J they are commonly in the habits of picking up from time to time, either from their teachers or otherwise, and from which they can derive little or no advantage. Thus their proficiency in a language so important, and so much esteemed by them (either with a view of participating in those mental bene- I beg leave to state for the information of my patrons and supporters, that in this capacity 1 have been connected with the Serampore and Calcutta Baptist Mission Presses for the last forty years. [ iv ] fits with which it abounds, or merely to better their circumstances by ob- taining a situation in the capacity of writers) have been in a great measure obstructed." Having collected sufficient matter for my Dictionary, I submitted the MS. to the late Rev. Mr. Ward for putting it to Press. For the united consent of his Brethren, Mr. W. laid the MS. before them at their Meeting,* when Dr. Carey not only approved of the plan and execution of the work, but also gave his decided opinion in favour of its utility and seasonableness. During its progress through the press, I must acknowledge with gratitude, I invaria- bly enjoyed his kind and invaluable assistance. In the present Edition I have inserted many select and useful words from Walker's and Maunder' s Dictionaries, and for the Bengali, I have frequently consulted Mr. De Rozario's Romanized Dictionary, but my chief source of information on that head has been Dr. Carey's valuable work. My reasons for introducing numerous synonymous terms in explaining the English words are, that a Bengali student may at a glance become acquainted with various words of the same meaning, and thereby enrich his knowledge of the Bengali idiom. Occasionally I have given such Persian and Hindi words, as from their long use among the Hindus have become na- turalized both in their writing and conversation. In order to keep the work from extending to greater length, many words have been given in the same line with their compound terms ; but to pre- vent confusion, great care has been taken in separating and explaining them distinctly. The Bengali alphabet has been appended. Also a collection of Abbrevia- tions used in writing and printing, and a short list of French and Latin Words and Phrases in common use among English authors have been sub- joined to the work ; which though of little use to the Bengali student, cannot fail to be very advantageous to the great body of Native English students. I entreat the learned public will condescend to overlook any error that may appear in the work, occasioned through inadvertence or by the break- ing of Bengali letters in the course of printing, although no pains have been spared to render it as correct and complete as its limits would admit. In conclusion I hope that should this work be deemed in any degree sub- servient to, and worthy of those for whom it is designed, the discerning and generous public will not withhold their support, but amply contribute to indemnify the Compiler for the labour and expense incurred in its publication. Calcutta, January, 1851. J. MENDIES. * It was the constant practice of the Serampore Brethren, weekly to assemble for the sake of consultation and unanimous agreement in all their transactions. Friday evening they appropriated to decide on all secular affairs, and Saturday evening solely on religious subjects. INTRODUCTION. This Dictionary has been prepared on so simple a plan that it is scarcely necessary to give any lengthened explanation. However, considering that it is intended for the use of students of every grade both of the Eng- lish and Bengali languages, it will not be deemed superfluous to give a few examples of the economical, yet easy method adopted in the Work. They are as follows : Man, s. "sr^n, &c. (chess-) wrl, €ftj {-of war) w% wttW Unite, v. ite- c^Ttf- f^cT-^ ^1 "S Warmly, ad. t^ ^R .. ^R^ ®fR1 .. SrRR *rr*r . . <*rnR ^1^1 . . ?rt\5T^ ^IT^^I .. ^TTT>R ws^r . . W V*R ^T\51 .. €t^t^ ^ .. *** *nr ,. IT^R ^-5 ., 5cr?«l f%«1 .. f%@T^ ?FTt .. 3»TT>^ #*f .. fi>*R ^rtt*t .. T>T*R *nyjF$l . . %r^f R ^T .. ^rR «te1 .. *tsr ft* .. fi>c? .. 1>5R 33 .. 5f7R fST9Tl .. fl^TR ^TTTOt .. «tr*r Th^iti .. Thn^R fcsn . . C5fT^J^ fsrm .. IVrt^ Hl** .. i*r ^r«?rl .. fcf«R Trf«r .. *TT*R *f^1 .. *r^R \5T* .» ^I*R •n .. «TT«^ ^rw .. *T9T^ srcf .. ^re«t f\?*M .. f^WR *ri$ . . *n|y*i fsft] .. t^^m .. ^rr W-i .. \£?H C*fT\5l . . c^ft^T^ ?rl ^18^ ** .. ^M 8 \&*T .. \5*R c*tm . . c^fr^T^ ^T15 .. ^rT^JT «r\$^ ^5 .. ^R ^t^ .. *Jr^ c*r*f .. C^T*t^ ¥T\? .. WT\5^ *5ST1 .. ^*TR ^r^f . . ^T*t^ m^: .. «^T fOi .. fife vg3"^1 . . s|7\£R w .. Tg^r^c ^^f\£5R Tp^ .. "^^ *re: .. Tf^^T f%*T .. fesR %3® .. $75R TPT^ . . ■SpTT? 5* nv$\ .. 5TT©t^ IR .. WR^ C5fal .. cifaR ^P^5 .. ^p^^ n-^&.. ^«^ i\T. J5. — jTAese 5 nsa * nha nkshya tsha s tsha tsa X tha tkshya Consonants may be doubled thus : These are used for elegance or expedition : 3* kra kta tta gu $ ^ <4 sliu hu tra •^ ^ ■*$ xsg ttra hri dru dni ru 3 ru hna hja ¥ ar « stu stra gdha Numerical Figures. t shri ganesh I'shwa > *. vS 8 1 V Fractions* * " 1 0^ «/ lo 1 4 5 A \J \\* \V \W He/ 7 1 9 10 M TIT 2 Tff T^ 16 v^o i^y W W v 3 13 14 15 1 4 TS" T^ if J * * The fractions are of a Rupee, or 16 anas ; a ser, or 1 6 chhataks ; also of one Kahan, or 16 pans. In land measure \o stands for 5 katas or * of a bigha of 20 katas. In dry measure, it is 10 sers, or i of a man (maund) of 40 sers. Consequently in accounts it undergoes a slight variation from that of the reckoning by a Rupee or 16 anas. ABRIDGMENT OF JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY. ENGLISH and BENGALI'. ABB ^7^T^\^ ^"sr, "Scroti « boy, « dog ; ^3"\ ^C^ f^5" ^Zm an %"§, STStl Abacus, s. ?f«R1 f*fSl ; W>~§J *TT*[*i1 Abaft, or Aft, ad. *T«W, *f*tfTO$r Abaisance, 5. £f«| r%, gfaTST, ^"5T^TJ, 3" 3 *R1 Abalienate, v. a, vf^JZjrfJW^^-^ Abandon, v. a. ^JN-^, nf^JT*!'-^, W\^5 Abandoned, a. ^IW, v^JTSiJ -, ^f$f^> Abandonment, s. 3>7^5"1, ^"JT?f^?«< Abase, v. a. H , sw-, ^Tt"£t-, ^-^ ^^^-'S; Abased, p«. f^RT^I -ftft 31 ^Tg, ?T£ir-^" Abashment, s. ^1%«TOr!, "%\pr$?l Abate, v. a. *p^-, «>^"-^, 3TT?T, TfZj^H-^ Abatement, s. i^m ?r\ 3>^T ^"?T«I, C^^Tt^ Abb, «. *ff\5"TR *JKS3" ^Tsftg^ Abba, 5. ^fwTCnr f^f^l ^sf Abbacy, s. 5f5Sr*rT*n 31 ^W^lf^T^ Abbess, s. 3ft sftTf*r^1 Abbreviator, 5. ttnto*!"^', 7T\^^*f^Ql Abbreviature, 5. *T\T3F«ff5^, ?T\TO*r Abdicate, v. «. WWT?T 31 *Ht ^Itsf-^" Abdication, s. *f?f|Tf%, ^tf*W?T ^JT'vf Abdicative, a. ^JfWr^T, ^JT^T?^ Abdomen, s. 31%, ^*TC*#, ^T^J3STfa Abdominal, a. 3f% 31 'S^fC^rfePfffhr Abduce, v. a. ^arT^^I 31 2F5TT3T^«i-3? Abducent, «. ^rf^T^", ^ft^^^T^t Abduction, 5. ^T^**l ; ^Tfa, CT31TO Abductor, s. ^T^^^t\^^f' jc tt Abecedarian, s. C3 ^1# ^R 31 C«T3" Abolish, t>. a. ^T^I-CT, 3Tf%^-C*TT*f-3>- Abblishable, a. ^f^5" 31 C*TWP?r«iT3rRJ Abolition, 5. ^fcterfc C5rt*f, cJ^^S^ Abominable, a. ^«17, ^TTW^, sf^ftir Abominableness, s. "^«1T^51, ^^f^Sl Abominably, «c?. <5if^«lT*j3f «F, f ST^*f Abominate, v. C^TT^R-, ^£«fl-, '5^-^' Abomination, 5. ^I , ^W^1, CT3". ^5p$f5^1 Aborigines, 5. CffC*f 31 TT^J-^ About, ;>/•. ^fpfsr, &&$, 2HTT, T3RW About, ad. f^C? ; wfTOf, STf3"f3pR Abrade, v. a. "513^ "5TO«1 ^^^"¥-^1 Abrasion, s. "ST3«|, ^Fsr^^q Abreast, ad. *fT*rT*TT-*TT, ^Rmtfsf Abridge, v. a. ?r\OT*r-, ^-, «*tfi>-, 3>sr-3* Abridgment, s. 3T\t^*T, ^f\1% < ^ st^ ] ABS Abroach, ad. ^TfTrrt^ ; ^tfyUi-C^p Abscission, s. ^TT?^, Wt^, fwf J^ol^ Abscond, v. ft. ^HR-^, C9fT*fW-^1 Absconder, s. C*T C9ft' ? TR ^TC<», *T ^ft^^ Absence, 5. ^^ft^T^, ^TCSfT^r, ?r?"^:Tf®it Absent, a. ^^^5TT^, 9t"^Tf®?: Absent, v. n. ^^^TTR-^, ^T^^TfiR"?-"^ Absentee, s. c^T ^r^Tf®?: ^"5" Absinthium, s. ^T^fWRI Absist, v. n. Wt^, ^ Jt^-^, ^tf^ 1T1 - CW Absolve, t>. «. W5T1-, C^T"5^-, "sr^F- ,"srt^p-^ Absolute, a. 3T 73 5j«f, R^"?I ; ^"Tsffa, C^WU Absolutely, ad. t^^lT- ^T^^^T [^T^ Absolution, «?. ^]%, ^"ST1, Vt^f^Tt^ Absolutory, «. ^^J^, ^^TT^ftwT Absonant, a. ^^T^^RTR; ^TTO,^VT^ Absorb, v. a. ^TR-^, F5T, ^^ Absorbent, s. C5V*Z*P&%, C^TCT m^1 Absorpt,^«. ^Tf^^", *ft^, C^TR^, C^TR^ Absorption, s. C^^H <»"5a", ^TT ^T«l Abstain, v. ft. ^T^-^tR^-^, ^7R-« Abstemious, a. f%HT*t\, *ff?R^TK?t Abstemiously, ac?. ^ttf^^TFT?;^"^^ Abstemiousness, 5. fsT"ST ,e R, «f t?f5r^f5TR"j Abstersive, «. C^TT^^Iir, *Tf?WRj Abstinence, s. WTf%, ^^f3T^, ^T^gSR Abstract, v. a. ^\^^-W } ^T\^^«f-^ Abstract, 5. ^T\g;^ ^WCW^, "%W [•$% Abstracted, pa. ftfvift^S ; fasttF, ^f^R, Abstractedly, ad. «fT«t^J^C«f 5 $*T, C^^^T Abstraction, «s. «TT^Jj f^^^l, ^"§"13^1 Abstractive, «. •sjot^^ei^RRT^? Abstractly, arf. f^^^^C^f, ^^T^J^t^ Abstruse, a. $% C%Tftt*£, *&, WZ*f$ ACC [ Abstrusely, ad. £#-rat?T-^ffo?in:*r Abstruseness, *.c*fT*f ^fares', tf^RT^tf^T Absume, v. a. &ZT{\ ^T-*T1, T>W1, TJ^^I [5fTl% Abusive, a. Tpfor, <£3T^retift Abusively, a& ^r«?rsrR-* TpfTsr^#3? Abut, w. ». ^STof-^TI, 3Ffj%%^r-, f^«?d>-$; Abuttal, Abutment, s>. 3TT%%^" ^1 Acatalectic, 5. ^p^FS", ^ tW^^J^T C^tt^ Acataleptic, a. ^fl^^lir, ^5n3«?r Accede, v. n. SfT'R, ^rtf®f-^, SPRF-'S: Accelerate, v. a. T5V}tfW\-9WF5l-'&,'rft%-'& Accelerated, pa. ^ir-^T$ttTl-'*Tt'SI^ Acceleration, 5. ^"^T^?"*! , ~*ftw§] , ^[ W51 Accend, v. a. ;§ffTcfl, WSf-Of Accension, s. gfswf^^a", TfT^^?"«J Accent, s. ^fttjuVewfipsF ; ^5&T?r«l, ^5&T- Accentuate, v. a. £f^5 WT?:«K^?f fl>^?-CTf Accentuation, 5. £f^§wr,^'7rW-'3; Accoutrement, 5. *ffsr^T, ^PSgfl, ^cT^T^ Accredited, «. f^tT^TJ, ^TWT^ [^"^ Accretion, *. ^mn^ C^TT?f^"T?"1 ^"T^^ Accretive, «. "srT^l ^i%"^t, "Si^tt", c*r CWTfT ^X"?: Accustom, v. a. 3J3573; 31 ^^7T3T-3* Accustomable, a. ^re?jT*Rt?T, 3J3"3;3"«rllI Accustomably, Accustomarily, ad. 3J33;T- Accustomary, a. 3J33"TfT3>> 3'T3"T , SF3', £t"5- Accustomed, pa. a. ^^7^, 3J3f^%, £f5- Ace, 5. inn, f£3>$1, $l 5 c?^,.^r^ tfws Acephalous, a. ^?T%*F-, TR£3>^T7r Acerb, 0. ^srsr, T>3*, 1%^, 3*^*1", ^\ Acerbate, v. a. ^*J"-3*, Tr3?-35", t%^-^ Acerbity, s. ^^"Tff, ^TWtT Acervate, v. a. 3"Tf*t-3>, #tf^-3>", "^'sf-^ Acervation, s. 3lf*tV 3FTH5, l£*f Acescent, «. ^TS^T^Tt^", ^H"*^ Acetose, Acetous, a. ^IT^I^f*!"^ Ache, v. n. C3*r?Tl-3> ; s. CTTO,TJ$TI,*ft\Fl Achieve, v. a.3*3", 3^-3*5 *TT^> 2tT^-^ Achievement, s. PTW^", *rT3^, 3n37 Achiever, s. ^rf?:^, 1^?tnf 3>", ^siSr^i Acid, a. ^g, T>3S", •*TTT>1, CT>"5f1, ssfap", 3>T^ Acidity, Acidness, s. ^JTSI, •aTnjjT^' Acidulate, v. a. ^Tgr-35", T>-35-3fj *$rn>1-35" Acknowledge, v. a. ^5nSFfat?T-*F, ^t^T3"-3> Acknowledging, a. ^wT«>T3J, Tt^T^fj AcknowledgmentjS.^^^TT^^T^/STT^r Acme, 5. (C3W3") ^f%, ^1, £ft3 Acolothist, «. ^^t? ?fs?T3" TfT*r*rtff3"C x rS' Aconite, s. 3A7R1^" ^^ ; 13^3, ®re]T Acorn, 5. T^rsd 3X^3" 3*^ 31 3tlf [^3:3 Acoustics, s. *r*ftwr\, ^MM3rr#t-sr3- Acquaint, v. a. •ffirFIT-CW, ^T^-"^, BfR! Acquaintance, s. Cttl, *ff?T"5?, CS^M^fl Acquainted, 0. *Tftrf^5, WT^", STP*j^ Acquest, or Acquist, s. 2ft ^ Tl STff 33J ACU Acquiesce, v. n. ^ft-^F, ^CW?"-^, ^5pJ- w-, fiftf^-, v5*Tt5R-3> Acquirement, s. £trf#, wTT^", ^*fT^T [^T^ Acquisition, 5. £fT*f*i ; £ft^]|37 ; £ttf% Acquisitive, 0. 2tT^TJ, £Tr*f«ft?r, ^^^t¥ Acquit, v. a. TOWTTt-^ \^-^, "^Tl% Acrimony, 5. ^Tl, ^T^*tJ, ^"^^"1, ^^F'^l Acritude, Acrity, s. <^31 ^^TTT ^TW Across, ac?. ^TTC\5, ^ITC\5 > "f^?FC"^ Acrostic, 5. fs^^'PCF Act, v. <&<[, "frcTj ^sr^w^f-^?"* ^^t- Tl"-^; ^115 ^\-w-, s. T5T^T^ ; ^^^^ Actively, ad. feTJTf^TCI 31 ^T^T^^^f Activeness, Activity, 5. ^CTf JT#hf1 , FTcrrf% Actor, 5. <>^1, 9ft%-^, ^Tt^^-^ Acuate, v. «. ^t^T^-^, %TT"?T 31 ^Tt^F-^ Aculeate, «. ^tlFT^f 31 ■^^'^r^, ^"JT^T Acumen, s. ^tWM^TM" ; 3f^T3" ^^FS1 Acuminated, jo«. ^^t?T, ^^TcT Acute, a. tffW?, ®*tj, ^t? ; ^^31%, I 1?^?" ; 5. ^t^F *t^r, ^F ^^T?:*! fl?"^ Acutely, «6?. gfT^TlTJ 31 ^t^^TWC^f ADH [ § Acuteness, s. ^RT1, £fMt*fj, ^3F^% Adacted, pa. a. 3t*T ^T^T^ [3T^7 Adage, s. *pr, *pPTT*T ; *mrT?T« $*f *1 Adagio, s. 3Tff J *fffc *1 **&'$ ^l^ 1 Adamant, 5. flT^, ^t?1, TO ; TSW^rft Adamantean, «. ^IWF, TO^"**? Adamantine, «. ft3lftf^,3^3<^1%^ Adam's-apple, 5. 3>%1, TmF Adapt, v. a. OFtf-^, C^rTST^r^ Adaptation, Adaption, s. ^fJ-C^rT^T^?" 4 ! Add, v. a. G^rrtf-^, 3#^, 5?%-^ "f^-Of Addecimate, v.«. TfTOTS^r f^?T^f«i-^*l-T?"1 3 vpit^CTT Addible, a. 7[\ttm, ^'^ C^TC7; Adduce, v. a. £ft%*T?f-^, ^*Tf^5"-3> Adducent, s. 3TC^T^*rT\3TC*f ,s ft Ademption, 5. ^R7*t1, TTTft^J Adept, s. f^pft, f**f«|, «TT?^P,^^*r?",^ Adequate, a. ^eTJ, TPTT'JC C^rt^TJ^ ^j*f*r3F Adequately, aa?. ^5T7 31 ^*T?RF3rc*f Adequateness, 5. v5*fjR?1, 7PT^1, ^^ITHF'STl Adfiliated, pa. a. C^TTO"*^^ Adhere, v. rc.t%^-,^V^-^,^fsnri-$rrf*frtfr, 3T\raTs?t Adherent, Adherer, s. ^Wttl'tft, ^5pJ*fT*fr* Adhesion, 5. ^ciff, 3T\raT5f [^•pf^ Adhesive, a. 3T\©?tf^T^, ^TsraTsf^, ] ADM Adhibit, v. a. ^TC*fj-sTr/*rl, 373TT3"-3J' Adhibition, 5. ^tcsfj wTT*rfa> 373^73; Adieu, ad. 2t%V%^^C% 3^1, ^To71 ftw\H "^t, 375", ^Tf%, ^ 37 "sr^^T s"^

i>3Js", TH^fT, t^3>l> J Adjacent, a. f^3>^3^f, 7Rf*TT» f^3n> Adject, 0. a. *&*&%&-<& 31 CTTT^r-, ^fii-^ Adjection, s. ^rc^rjra ^J3«1 3"1 r.^rt^f ^"^ei Adjective, a. ^«I3T^<5-, Rc^T^^ Adjoin, v. a. C^3"^i-'^ Adjoining, pa. fa&^izf, ^X^%, ^T^T« Adjourn, v. a. I^Tsr-, tt"?"^-^, f^f ■fe-SF Adjournment, 5. I^^fy, t^^rfsr* l^^fc , 3"W Adipose, Adipous, a. ^^"T"^^, ^tf?T3)3" Advene, 0. n. *RS "3*1 ^f\f^ C^TW-^ Advenient, a. *$»TS5RF, ^fs^Jnj Advent, s. ^tfsfSR ; ^tc^ ^T*fSR^T*r 6 ] ADU Adventine, Adventitious, Adventive, a. Adventure, 0. frrTT^flR-^, 31 -^", ^HfE^ Adventure, s. tfR" "SIT?^, «*35T lfi Adventuresome, a. br^t"^ ^fCT^H^ Adventurous, f»f^»?r, ^fT^PT^ ; ^it^W, Adventurously, «c?. ^Tt^'f^T^'^'^f, f^^TT- Adverb, s. ft& 1 3§t [WT^1 Adulterine, 5. It'BfT^, SiT?:^, ^ % CJtT^^ Adulterous, a. 37T%Fr 2$V5 Advocate, 5. £f1%^TWt, 3", ^3eFT^ Advocate, v. gffj^T^f-, ir^sri - , ^t%cft-^ Advocateship, s, ^i%cft, £fnRl#?" *fW Advoutrer, Advoutress, see Adulterer, &c. Advowee, 5. ^%it1t«>T$ tfT^W^"? Advowson, s. "5T3t%®tRW^ TTfa^^a" Adure, v. a. ffT^-^", ^1"®?, C*TT\51 Adust, Adusted, a. TfSB, ^flfe, C^fT^I Adustible, a. JfT^Y?T, ffTCJ Adustion, s. Tf96$^«i, fft^ $^K Adze, 5. «ft*fT^C?;f3R^T Affectation, s. ^T3, srT^ri^cT, <5^wf*f$1, Affected, jja. «. anf^ ; ^sf«*ra ; 9T«ff¥ Affectedly, ad. HTfU-CSTt^-W^^ «*T ] AFI Affectedness, s. TTT , sf <# Affecting, ^a. C^^cT/.*^ JSTfa.^^tf^ft Affection, s. WTO* c^?T, gftnr, ^T^Ttf Affectionate, a. ^5r^<5"T*fl", f£f?T, Tf?T*?t*T Affectionately, ad. ^^Jtltf Tl C^^T^f ^ Affective, a. C^r-^JsTTSR^, sf^jISTsW Affiance, s. t^T^TTW ; SfTJ?, "R^PT Affiance, «j. a. Tr^r-3», ^"T^ff^-^; Affiancer, s. 'R"3Ts?r^¥« 5 T«'« 5 ', "SH^ Affidavit, s. f^7"3"«1 Affinage, 5. 5tt^«tfn>t-f^rsT ^^«1 [^e 1 Affined, a. Tf^wT^T, ^P^T^Iir, ^r^WCT- Affinity, *. *{tt 9 ^T 7 ^"^; ^T^W^f, ^TF«r Affirm, v. a. f^^H-W^^Z^-T^^, gt^T^T-^ Affirmable, a. R^^I^^T, ST^T"^!, ^T^J Affirmation, 5. f^lT^I, W^t^J, 2f5[t«t iVffirmative, a. f^lT-'R^-^T 6 ! ^T^t Affirmatively, ad. 2fnT«1 ^1 t^*P??JC*r Affix, v. a . £fc?TTsr-^, f \U^rT9T-TT;3?1,^n;§r l ,*Pf J; ^tt?T3T?\ *wfr?r, cJ3 After, pr.-^vfj, *f*&T*, *ps, *fr5", CfTS, *TTCW ; «^/. sfC?", *T3\ ^"s ic^ Afternoon, 5. ^T^^t"^, t33>T?T Afterpains, s. £f 5T3T"3"^3" C3*n*1 Afterthought, 5, ^s3fs ^1,^51 »]X3T3\ [^3" Afterwards, arf. ^5raF!*T^r, f*JX¥, *Wte, Aga, s. ^j^jt[ (PFf^rr^rf^^ ^\w\ Again, «T% Agape, ad. X\ 3?1?in 31 F5Tf3>31 ^51 Agast, or Aghast, a. 3TT3?", "^"srt^^^ ^t^ Agate, s. ^f^r, vfaftv*^ Agaty, a. ^f^W^T*^ [3^3: Age, «s. 3C3 3 Tj 3"? SlS 5 "^ ^T?» 3Sf>3*tJ3. \£33, ^ft^It^t, Agent, s. 3»^1, 3>T3«>, 3Tf«lS?73>"5l , 3»fiN Aggelation, 5. 33£3>3' K^TTl* Agglomerate, v. a. 3e^T3^t%-f^8-c i |W-3S Agglutinate, v. w. C3T\5l-cnTsn, 3T\E3T*f-^ Agglutination, s. ^CWf^NeTTTan* C3T^1 Aggrandize, 2?. *f3T^^- TO^- "sr^JT^llT 3^- ^TT3"-^ 31 3>, 3T^> 31^51 Aggrandizement, s.sptTJTWT^fr® 37^ , 3^( Aggravate, 0. a. ^Tf Aggravation, s.Tr**^ 6 !* G3»T*i"ft^j ^sjfe 1 Aggregate, «. 3, ^, csn%fawj s;3*T3", ®\S3*; s. ®WIj iPT*ft, *£% ^^ Aggregate, w. «. ^3?^"-, *j*p-, snjsil-3* Aggregation, 5. ITSjvM, ^T^T, C^TT^, 35TI Aggress, ». «. ^X, ^Tf*fT Aggroup, 0. «. <T3", 353^T Agnize, v. a. ^t3>1"3;-3>, ^t^^-"^ Ago, ad. *TS, ^TtC^T, *JX3f , «T^ Agog, ad, ^T3ft^#tWC*f j 5. ^^"31 T£^5" Agoing, _pa. a. 9f^r^^?'^, 3T^^5", Sf5re*?t«T Agonistes, s. C3^^^TT"^t "STM^T^I Agonize, v. w. Tp'Sf 31 32*11 C^T*?!"-^ Agony, s. 32^iC 3T^1, C^% H?"«l33en Agrarian, a. Tsrfr-C^^-^T^ffi^far Agree, v. f^1%^"- fkv\- <$^J- ^ms- ^3^^"- 4r^'1, ^^T- Agreeably, ad. ^il3*^T3 ; written, ittfH-, ■R3^r <5? T^, 4<&TT3S ?"Tfs?^T^1 Agricultural, a. fV% 31 3^f3", 3^33^, 3JTT«I, 3f3T^I", 3^f3"3cT, 5t?Tl Aground, «^. ^5T*fC3", y5T"?n^3?1 Ague, s. ^^WJ, ^3?Tft3»Tf«f ^^3* Ah, m#. ^t?1, 5t?T, ^TS, ^8, t^, fg Aha, m(?. ^T 31^1, ^71 ALC [ Ahead, ad, *f 3*t, ^Ctf, *$TM \ "5It^ Sf5i?1 Ahoy, intj. ^Tt^C^^ ^t3*, ^1 ^ZW, *KJ Aid, v. a. *TteT*!>, ^f^T?"-^, TT^^tft-^ Aid, Aidance,*.$^T?T,^W*rj,*ra:^Tf?^1 Aidant, Aiding, a. ^3*T?t,^*f3!t«ft,3ret'?r Aid-de-camp, s. ^f3"*Ti%3" *f^t?n TpffC^T Aidless, «. f^*f^T?". f^SWtlT ; C3ST31 Ail,v.^jf^^-^f\5^-^,^T^1-'Pft^l-yg*f# Air gun, 5. 3Tf3*?[<>, 373X^1!%^ 3*^ Air-hole, s. 3t?fe;5J 31 Wit, ST3T^, 3T3"3n Airily, o^. •armre, ?:fa^1 -^W^TT?^ Airiness,*, 3T?'*rfc ; rei, ^T^SfT^f J^1, cfTTSl Airing, 5. tt;W*Tt"?r WeTF? *Wt Albeit, «J. TTTfjf^T, ^, ^T5, OT?rfc^ Albion, 5. t\?TQ CTfC*tT £fT?fa ^T*F iVlbugo, s. 5^?^T*f, ^1", Wfat Album, 5. 3W 31 2TPT? C*rr^CTf?T f*r*fa ^■^T^% 3tt Alcaid, «. ^ft^tH ^TH^Tsfj^^Tl^tT ] ALI Alchymical, «.1%*t"?fl-ir*rt?refaif JfT*^ Alchymist, s. 1%^t?1 31 TRTS^faffJTSS Alchymy, s. ft^t?TTf%? J1 , ?3TTTRfcl*Tl Alcohol, 5. £«f, 3^1 ; "sr5f^ft?T, sNU^S ?J3l Alcove, s. 3>^f?r, fofc^-aTT^rl, f8tW5Tt«* Alderman, s. <£($ ^"l"^ ^W^ "^^T^F Ale, s. mzmftji, sref^pfrs T&jftvr* Aleconner, s. t\v\Z% ^^fj^ft?^! 6 ! fH^^^" Alegar, 5. !%$ ^rr^t^r^ ^t^t^tf% Alexandrine, 5. i^ vS ^?[ Alible, «. cm^*«?l"?r, c*fTrr^, c^frf^^ Alien, «. ^up l ft'?r, f«fT3\ , «Tt?r 31 WFsfe Alienable, a. 6"«| 3"1 %m mttJUS fft^3J Alienate, v. ^T^^ ^T^^Jt^f-^, ^^JC3»- 6W, C^f33>^-35-, CW^^J t3^T^«tT-^ Alienate, a. ^JTtf^r, f%"g^,^C^wt^T, f3^^ ; s. f3i;^nt,f^-§[^Tf%,3 a v' Jc t 31 §©T Alienation, *. ^Jt^f, ^TC^JC^r CTf^Hl, C^^- f33^^, f3W*T, ^TC^3" t3c?W c lJ Alight, ». n. 70-ST, ^tCF-^3^"«T-^3?iF^ Alike, «£?". 3p^f, ^C^Tf, v<|f%, 3ft^[T«T> ^^T- Aliment, s. ^T^T?", ^^JTf37, «T^tT Alimental, a. ^^J, •fttttfj, C^i^^ Alimentary, a. ^^\J^^^^^^1^^%\^ Alimonious, a. C*ft'^' All-fools-day, s. vflfgfSTsrtOT?- Sfsfa ffa*T All-forgiving, a. ^rtf^t? ^^Tnt^ All-fours, 5. ^t^r c-tfrtfTCC*^ All-powerful, «. 3r3P"tf3FsrTsr, T^fsrsf All-saints-day, s. 1 *{ttUt[ y$t *n6fF3*T All-souls-day, s. \ ?TC^U Alleviation, s. ^T^,^J^1,^*r53r,*fTf% Alley, 5. *jf% *1 3T\Ffi *fof, , 3"«T?n Allow, v. a. CW, ^fRJ-Tt^1?-^, Wt?:^-^ Allowable, *. ffTOTJ, ^t«*T*fj, ^T^rt%C^rT^TJ Allowance, s. ^^t%,^fV;^T^;^tft7Tl, *Rin Allspice, 5. ^I^1%^^1 Alone, a. ^^T^Y, f^M%, f^T^T^Tl J C^^^f Along, ac?. ^Ffcw^f^j^JC^^Cgi^T^^ Alongside, ad. *fTC^, ^fl^fT^ft^Tt Aloof, ac?. T£C?T, ^I^T^r, ^"^K Aloud, «6/. c^fe?, ^tws^i:?", tr^wtin Alpha, 5. Jt^> 3«^mt? Sr^^T^F?, ^TfC«f Alphabet, 5. ^^^^1^1, 3«l>t^n, ^ < xilphabetical, a. ^T^T^t^^T?", 3"^^ AMB [ Already, ad. 4tt*\, «i|t*rT3, 4«*fa; *T^7,C*fote^1 0*T5t Ambassador, s. "ZtJWSXFsftfk, ^^t^T, "^S, Ambassadress, s. ^t^T^^T, t£^t c 2 11 ] AMI Ambassage, Ambassade,s. T£3" C£f?*t-^»T*fT Ambassy, s. Tj^TOfort^l , "Sj^^T, ^frteft Amber, 5. gr^rftWS ; ^Tt, C^fW^I, f5*W- Ambidexterity, 5. ^7?TTf5v$1,*£#5l [^tt% Ambidextrous, «. 1%-\^»ir ^nsF^fl^fj", ^^ Ambient, «. gf^f 5 ^*!*?^, ^jjfofaf Ambiguity, s. m^W, C^rT7^-<5 Amity, 5. fsrasl, *WI, £p"^> C^Tf^fT Ammoniac, 5. OTJf fcrT*" ; sal, C*fatif?r Ammunition, 5. *jjfc*i*&J, ^f^T^TlW" Amnesty, 5. 3r#5S^p3fl, ^*r1, -[f^S *TT*p Among, Amongst, pr. "ST^%f J, 5ft€3fc f^f^S Amorist, Amoroso, s. ^^il^/fsj' ST^Tf^ Amorous, 0. C2f^t, CSt^sH^T, gft^TT^t^, Amorously, «tf\ gfH^^T^, fW€> $WT*T Amotion, 5. ^re, ^T^T^TT ^1 i£?re?[«l Amount, v. n. ^f^-^l-^-OT^-^pT-'^ Amount, 5. Sfsrt, ^pL*T> C*rTT>, ^13"^ Amour, s. gftt^T^fj, ^t^frsft ; W*R1 Amphibious, a, ^Wvft~$, ^^"*f ^t^ttfr" Amphibology, 5. TS*fatt, f^Ff^ftrf^J Amphibolous, «. fg3f%^ ; TfC^^t^fV Amphisbaena, 5. ^rTftift*r*f, "^t^Hfl 7rT*T Amphiscii, s. ^f5$^W*ttJK*ft^fcZ*V% Amphitheatre, s. ^RBfr'ttt'ffd ^TihlpJf^r Ample, 0. £t*T$, ***,1r\F, *n^, £H>?r Ampleness, 5. £t*T$^1* TTWt^Sl, StflFn Ampliate, v. a. ^f%-^, ^TvSfl, gf*^-^ Ampliation, 5. 2f*f"^1, Tft"\5*, ff% Amplificate, v. 0. ff^T-^", "^"§t«f 3F, ^5-^ Amplification, s.^f%, , ^"7'^C^'Tf1^'TtJt^9 Anatomy, 5. ^7^C^WR^71 ; 37^^?f^?«l Ancestors, s. ^^^T^^", f^f^Wt'^ Ancestral, a. Animadvert, v. «. 3"«i t^tjr-^, CRfT^t-^ Animal, s. ^T^, £fT«iY, ®t^T; «. ^t^1^"^ir^ Animalcule, s. ^Tr^^T, "spr^T? Animate, a. ifsffa, sfa^ ; v. «. 3Ff®t^-?P Animated, pa. ®t^^, *T®T3*, TC^S^ Animation, 5. Wfa^, ^TU^vJTT, ^T^CF^ Animative, a. ^T^fa 31 ^"5^ ^R^TtsT Animosity, s. ^«i1, CT5", W|rei, ^"K^TO Anise, s. (rftUt 31 s^lfr Anker, s. Tf jf^f^fl, * *TC l»- C^ft f*f*f1 Ankle,*. ^»T^,«tTc?r^-^fri& ; hone, STc^Tfe Annalist, s. t%33;cj3"^, ^sfT«*TJT^3«1 Annals, s. ftre3T, C^TT^f, f3^T*f Anniversary, 5. 3lf3% f^^f ; a. 3tf3% Anno Domini, s. fk^S '^tZ^'g ?R Anno Mundi, s. mtf^ srfi&^r Tt«T Annotation, s. lf^1, ¥t**f5?t, C3331 Annotator, s. SWlE^r^faF, §t*«T^t??^1 Announce, v. a. ^^T^f-CSTt^rai-^^re*-^ Announcement, «» CSWI, T^t^f, ^t^f^T Annoy, t;. a. f^T^-^J^-^, ^J^-CTf3?-3? Annoyance, 5. fo^J, CW<&, ^J^^l Annoyer, 5. f*JW<5W\, Tp«W?^ Annual, «. ?m7T Annular, a. 3"cT?TT3SJ%, "fr^T^t^ [tTTFT^ Annulet, s. ^JZ^^^ft-, <£«?fa*TfTf^ Annumerate, v. a. ^f^^rrn^f^-^, *nr«l Annumeration, 5. 9f«|7rt?r ^1 ^\^JT"?r ^1% Annunciate, ?;. «. ^T^TffC^f, 2f^T x t'-'^ Annunciation, 5. TT^Tff, TfiTT^t^", C^T^"«l1 Annunciation-day, 5. ift^ *Ctt't>3:^3'3"3' c i Anodyne, a. C^W^WRt^^ ; 5. C^fRT^ Anoint, v. a. 'SI^-t^'^f^T^-^Tl%C^^-^ Anointing, s. yyfa, C^T^f^ ; ^l%C3r^ Anomalism, Anomaly, s. ^f^ 9[]W^J ^ttz^SJ fk- Antithesis, s. ^T^t?*!"^ ^rc«f?T fc[*f- #57, ^TC^T ^^ 3T1 s^ t^ft^ Antitrinitarian, 5. f*f$1 *£g ^psrT^Tl fsx^ Antitype, «?. ^T^TEjre *1 ^v[US C?x fsf%^, ; 5tfa3'^§*.^?f%3' Anxiously, «^. ^<^I%5?Erc*T, f&^T*J3faF Any, a. C^S, f%f, C^T^, C^T C^^, ^1^1 Aonian Mount, s. ^T^J^f^ 1 ^ ^t^t^ Aorist, 5. ^Rp^^^T^^t^^ f3P?Tt*fW Aorta, 5. i^fstS^t^T^ ^^St^t^^ Apace, ad. "ft^frc^f, ^1%*^ [^T\?t Apart, «rf. fj^l^, f%lf, TfC^ ^, C^ft^fC^ Apartment, s. ^Tt^l,^^", "5T?",^1?',^t , 5T ^W?"-^, ^Si?" 31 ^cT-^ Apologue, 5. fe^T*TCTF*r, ^tt^3>s[1 Apology, 5. 2F5T%W*r*9 ^#¥t^t?" ; ^J Apophthegm, 5. ^^ 31 W^J 3|3>J, Apoplectic, a. ^^Tm^^^?/f f^T'Sft Apoplexy, 5. J§|\E>31, *ffiT5Tre, *rfstt;?CTtf Apostacy, s. W^jTtf, ^ra^JTsf Apostate, s. ^TC^JTtft, ^^Jt^^ Apostatize, v. n. ^Sf^5JT5?t-S, £{3W-"5; Apostle, s. C£f1?3", ^tc^?T *TC C*TTW Apostolical, Apostolic, a. C2f'f?n5'^"^ ^T- Apostrophy, *. C*lT*T 7[] tr^sTs^ *r^1 (') Apothecary, s. §^f%U&5l, d^*rf^Tt^1 Apothegm, s. ^"^S'-^T^FSO^'T^J, ^tt% Apotheosis, 5. W^«TO?" ST^^jre C*fr5\ Apozem, 5. ^Tl^, Bftvgt [^J«t Appal, v. «. ^?-C*r*n, ^fT^f7T%*r3-R^W <" Sffe'iW 1 ^TC*f ^fiT 31 ®nftei, *Pt^, fif^T 6 !, Apparently, ad. £f¥J*F?jrC*f, ^"^WC^f Apparition,*. Ij*r JW$^1"?T1,^W ;^5",C£f"5" Apparitor, *. 37^T^ 31 ^^3" ^5*?^ Appeach, v. a. ^fez^tf-^^lw-wi{\-w Appeachment, s. ^rf%C^Tt^ ^ *R"Df, C^tT"^ Appeal, 5. 9pf^T?T gfTsftl,^*?^ Appeal, v. n. SfavftttW*-^, ^T^fT^-3* Appear, v. n. ^J^-^T^T^-^, ^tf®??:-^ Appearance, s. ff*R, ^rW - * ; Sff^^rW J Appease, v. a. *[f%"J3>, TT^wtlT, "%^w& Appetence, 5. f£ ^if%*TT"^ Appetible, «. TT^^f?, ^T ?rf5n-£r w f\7ri-^^j^tn-^ Applause, s. sTTSTl* ^f^Mtf, £t*tSTl Apple, «§. ^C^F?" v5T?"1i ^^t; custard, Applicable, «. ^M^ItSfT, rJTTSfT, ^W Application, 5. ^r^, ^C^fTt^ *Tt?raffi; ft- Applicative, Applicatory,^. 7f\Wt®fT,TW* Tr^tir ; ^cwjt^fl", *rWFt?fr» ^rt"5^1"?r Applier, Applicant, s. ^rt5<^, £ft^fV ; ¥T^ Apply, v. sttsfl, Tr^-^PfjT9f-^«TTT^1-if?r- Appoint, v. «. t^nrr^f-t^w-^ C2t?«l-^ Appointed, ^)«. t^rtf®? 7 ^ f%W&, t^Hf^^ Appointment, 5. f^TTSR, f^^T^T, t^iT^ Apportion, v. a. ^r^[T^f ^T^f 31 ^\"*T-^ Appose, v. «. *f?t^1-^! , f ^r^-"^ ; Sj'^-^ Apposite, a. ^si^Jpr, CSTTsfT, ^T [^CT Appositely, «^. ^^^-CTrTsfJ^^f , ^T^r?- Apposition, 5. ^"^ ^T*fj ^1 ^^J ^f^^ Appraise, v. «. ■spTC"^'?^*!-^, Sft^t^-^ Appraisement, 5. ^"5TJT^'W^f c i,®t5t : t",^T'5"^ Appraiser, s. ^TJt^"??^ ^", ^T^^'TrT?' Appreciate, v. «. ^Ijf^'?"-^', ^■«it^^T-^ , f Appreciation, s. ^if^J^J^^^^l^^ Apprehend, v. a. ^^tf-^p, ^J^T^'SI^-^ ; Apprehension, «. ^ C^^^1-C^ ARB [ Apprized, pa. ^tf*T^", C^^^C^H, fe*tfiH^ Approach, 5. dN"«l* "SRt^T, f^^ ^T^*R Approach, v. a. *fi|lg, f^T&^lff-'^' Approbation, s. 3T*ri%, ^Y^T?", $p£Vf*Pfi[ Appropriate, v. a. f^THTsf-'^, f^W p f«l-?P', Appropriate, a. 37^r*fj, t^W*f<^Tr Appropriateness, 5. i|ef£9tT?t9lj STTsTTsfj Appropriation, s. t^C J T^^"N7T^^T frST^^" 6 ! Approvable, a. $TT37, < pf7T i ^f-^T ; 5rr%C'?rT^fJ Approval, Approvement, s. 7f^Tr%, ^TT 5 * Approve, v. a.^^Tv-Cn, ^t^T J,*TT"siY- Appnlse, 5. Cfcsy, s$T^$1 ; "STT^T?:«i ; ^"o?T«l Appurtenance, s. ^WTRTtf, C^rTsf, ^"\^T^- Appricot, Appricock, «s. *F©ffe*t^ [Tf^j April, s. ^*IT<, t\gfgtir3TT7r?: F^mT^f Apron, 5. sYirrsttl^rS' 5 ^S?:%«iY, ^fTl* Apropos, #^. gf^^ftwT, C^TT < ?fjJiij(.y Apt, s. ^*jW, C^TT^fJ ; stms, f*F£t, ^- Aptitude, s. <^rTsfJTl,.WT3r, K*& [^ Aptly, «^. ^l^^-^Tsfcs^-gK?"?^ Aptness, s. CTTsfJ^I ; "%wtt, ^ ; ¥^^1 Aquafortis, s. C$"S? ^"R ; ^^t^TTS: Aquarius, s. «?^"3"Tf*f Aquatic, «. Wv\W, SjrTSt^Y, ^cTS^" [^^11 Aqueduct, s. ^*7£ffi|T^Y, t*W*Tl, sr^Tj Aqueous, a. ®fcT3"^, ®renrl, ^fT^P'Tt'sfl Aquiline, a. ^Z^^^ffw^^U^ Arab, Arabian, a. ^t^f^wft?, ^HT^fi" Arabic, a. ^TT?:^t?r ; s. ^tf^f^mi Arable, a. ", ^TsfoTtfW Arbitrariness, s. C^mlt'Sl, ^T'^1, WJfa Arbute, 5. *TS1 ^l ^fc^m Arcade, 5. f^T^TT^T C^\J- Archery, s. K^W J1, ^ 5 *TT% Archetypal, «. ^^f^T^^tll Archetype, 5. ^cT, ^^T^ ^1^% ^^T1 Archiepiscopal, a. TT^T^^t^Jfi'Wt? Archipelago, 5. "S' ! T€t ,? r*P§^;' ? £e ; T"^"^ Architect, 5. ^tt^f^^T^^TfJT^, cWl Architective, «. ^TWR'^"T«l^T"^ ! t Architectural, a. sf^Tfit'R^rfat^'W Architecture, 5. ^^"Tt^'t^^'T c l1^"frJl [vffT\*T Architrave, s. TIZJ^; ^5 rtlf^S^Z^J %f^- xArcliives, 5. ^J^TstT?", WJ4TR1 ; ^J Archon, 5.^tC^^HCTf <$vf Areopagus, s. WTWt*»RfRrc gfWTCre- Argent, a. ^r«fj, ^T^JTsT ^J [^T^T Argil, *. fg^KjJ Arid, a. i$W, TfSB [5hr1\5 Arminianism, 5. ^fsf^ftlTt*T W«T, Artificer, 5. f*^^, ^TfVflTr ; S£§^ *fc Artificial, a. T$f**te. ^f^"sr, ^T^^ftl" Artillery, s. W^Vg, ^TTl^T ; C^TTc^f Artillery-company, s. CSITeTftT^ [^JSTTlft Artisan, s. f^r 6 ^, ^Tf^fj, "^nft ; -spf Artist, 5. f^^^c^^n^^T^", ^Tl%5r^" Artless, a. ^t*# 3 ^^f 6 " 5 ^, ^55, ^5TF53r Artlessly, ac?. ^^f^T^^iW, ^r^T*T^T- Arum, 5. ^fV, 3?T5 ; indicum y SFR3T5 ; campanulatum, ^^T As, cow/, c^r^r, *Tv5f*f, c*r, tst*, **, sratt, Asafcetida, 5. tT^ Asbestos, s. 3Jt^T^*fTW £f$"?fe*f^ 18 ] ASP Ascarides, 5. ^fTJ^tl* 31 f%3scT^Tf%t*rg° : Ascend, v. $$, ^5 9 ^^fC^T-^, ^^-^, Ascendant, s. ^W&\, ^f^) 5 a. £f*fR, Ascendency, 5. 'sr^^sr^l, 'Sf'^r^ir, %€^r^1, Ascension, s. ^^i^, ^fr\, 2f^^ 5 Cl"ft Askew, ad, c^T5T^rC«T, ^3£f^ft^^^ Aslant, «c?. c^ry], vij^t^c^T, ^^W^^t, C^^1 Asleep, ad. fzfjV, f^jTsr^; t^JT?, *nrc«( Aslope, ad. Vi^^K^, T?T«T, 9f\5"Rtin Asp, s. ^T^Tm ; f^t^C^ Asparagus, 5. *re*T«ftpiF, ^T?t^K ASS [ Aspect, s. TtW", Tp*fa> ^W?, \f^> ^.V&\ Aspen, s. ^^fe"*T^ ; a. ^"|^^T%'5TT«Tj 3?«i"^ 3TF- Asphaltic, a. ^T^T Aspic, 5. ^Tcn^^^ Aspirant, s. f*r^^ ; ^TT^tvS^t, ^CTTTt?T Aspirate, v. a. TftOTTOT?"*!-^, TftUsfrnF- 5 ^ Aspiration, s. TOTt"^, ^j%"*ni t^1, ^\ST?ft*T, ^TTvSTTOT Ass, s. *tj, 9p*W, TTTSfl ; ^7, ■^•ftf, C3TW CcTt^ ; /em. sfft^t, tfTsft Assail, v. a. T 5li%^T?t-^t^ 5 '5T«l-"^t^-^, Assailable, a. ^n^«ftlT, I^STOTSfJ Assailant, 5. ^rt^tir^, gfsrsrrsrn^sl $ Assassin, Assassinator, s. #^3^, £ , 3"SrT- Assassinate, v. a. ^^TSTf^-^, ^Pf-.^TR**^ Assassination, 5. $?^T5TPS, F^T1, ^7[ ►Assault, 5. ^rf%rar*f, wr J, £ftrH , Assess, v. «. •*£gT-*rNl, ^J-^im-TtlWZ- Assessment, «?. C^^T, jS^j, ^ ? f^ fff37, Tf5"^"T^T Asshead, 5. f^C^TSf, \<$, 9ft', , sr^?"?r-'^ Assignable, a. ^T^fiT?, fTOTTSU, f^W^f- Assignation, s. faznW, STCHTsf, Tt^J, Assignee, s. c^TC^l ^^^^"^K^Tfsrar^F TTf^ 1 , ^fT?l, ^\*Tt Assignment, 5. ^|TT^, RC?fT5f, f^TtSR, Assimilate, v. ^c^J^"^-^, ^"stT^-^, fr^l, Assimilation, s. TrT^J, v5»TJ^1, ,p ff?' 6 Jt^' Assist, v. a. 3TTFT*rj-^*r^t3"-35", ^f^T^-F Assistant, a. ^F^T?Y, ^^^'T^t; s. 3fT- Assize, 5. <^TTCTfrsrRET?7r^1, ltt%cT; Assize, v. «. ^5TJRW*T*I-^, f^r^t^-^ Asslike, a. 9fW^"^, ?tT^T?r ^rjt¥ Associate, ». «. tt^w-ip, ^Wt^l-^, ^Tt- ciT«T-^", £t«l?-^ CSTST-^", C^TT^-^ Associate, «. STF^jifJ^T^ ; s. ^TF^f^l, tj^- f^^JTFT^, 3TFHT, ftpr, ^W, 3Fr#1" Association, s. ^TFTiT^I, CTt«f, C^T 1 ^, ^^J, AST [ 20 Assort, v. a. TT<51, "5T3TI, «Jt*8fTO^T5J- SWl, F5^~3* pow\ Astonishment, s. t^^J, ^T^Fsfj, ^T- Astound, ^^W-^^f^-^reT^-'S: 31 3* Astragal, s. ^Z^J §*ij 31 ^[£5 J OOvCi Astral, a. ^PTWlir, SHF3TO Astray, ae?. ^fst^pr, ^r«T«f a W^T^T, 3>*fQj Astriction, s. ?IWT^, rf'TWR,«rftT>Tl'>S3' Astride, a<7. ^TtW^^JT^^t^f, *frW$ ; f T^T, 3?T?-3S Astringent, «. *5WTS?flir, 3>"3"T?, ^, 3rr^ ; s. ^TC^tFTSTfaST Astrography, 5. T^^f^n fzwjl ["^1 Astrolabe, s. t\?jz J $J ^TR 3" Tjpna"fa?f *f3? Astrologer, s. 3rT3ST?fMt, frra^a, SH3*,lFT*r Astrology, s. 3*T3S51?^ tlfTOR, sf«i^l Astronomer, s. GSfTTt^f^, PT^»T^3^1 Astronomical, a. CWt^f^Tt^WtH ] ATT Astronomy, 5. CStJTfofTOl , ^fl^faWJl Astro-theology, s. tf^Tfff *P«fcreT?1 W?f- Astute, a. Sfi£ F5J, #faF, C^SjrHHt Asunder, «c?. fW^Wt*!, f%!T * , ^3** Asylum, 5. ^Ttet?, «^T^R, ^T^T?^ At, pr. ^^ran^f 3^1 4, o$, ^re 43\ ? Ate, pa. pas. T3q Auction, s. farTT^, f^wTfTTSr f^TT Auctioneer, s. f^R^lfl , f^cTR^T*i1 Auction -sale, f^TCST fa^? Audacious, a. gfsfsr, *T3>, fR^lT, R^fW ] AVO Audaciousness, Audacity, 5. fa^nsl , *H|>- ^1, ffTSTSTT, R?fesi, *TT37T Audible, a. ^rT^ "^J^^, Wt?", «f^, Aver, v. a. "R s 5^-2flTTei-Jr^7-^^, ^J- Average, s. ^f«i^^^% TfT^t^ ^pft, ^rpft Avocation, 5. ^^, ^T^TJ ; ^^"^K, ^^^Z*tf<$l [3"ft?:tV*f Auricle, s. ^"J^WT^, "S^^TS" ; 3>C«iV Auricular, a. 3S[3"«jT?r, ^^"«l^TT^7, Wl4\ ^st^t?, ^1%^"^, ^?^f£^T?" Austerity, s. 3»i^5l , ^T¥*TT^t'S 1 ^'T, ^CfcT- Austral, a. wfw*i%, *]%«it3^t?r [?^1 Authentic, a. ^s^fer, srsM' 2f^T«lfa^, Authentical, «. ^ffa'sr, ^rr^r^, \?t, £f- Authenticate, v. a. StUT 6 ! -TTTW^-TT^JT -^ Authenticity,*. gfraW^tf 1%^1 ^Wsfj Author, *. 3>^1 , "WS&1 , ?TW«1 Authoress, s. ^Of , ^^If^l Authoritative, a. ^^^^TS, TJ^fT ^«3 Awe, s. W$, «tf%^?, Tf^si [5rY$ Awful, «. ^"W?"j ^iriSR^ - , sr^srsr^ 5 , - Awoke, ^?re^. of Awake, ^TfstTTfk^T^ Awry, ad. C^\5l y CTT51, ^Ttf5 "^^?JTC*f Axe, 5. ^tj, ^FtfcT Axiom, s. ^ar, f^-ft^^- ITS' 31 *rT?ri Axis, 5. -$?§j TT^J^T^ C?T<1 ^1 ^ », ^T*T Axle, Axletree, s. ^IWW^, f^TCfl, ^r^»"^ Ay, «^. tl, tn, *#» 3^, Tf^J Aye, ad. ^rwi, ^Pt^ T^Ffl, ^^t? Azimuth, 5, 9j"3Tfa?r ^3p 3*1 ^1%?^ ^ ^5 Azure, 5. ^wr*f3«f, ^tcT3«T B, ^\«t5t¥ 3^TsnT? f^Ut^?, 1^?«r- ^TT, ^*T?T, fiNl 5 Backwardly, ad. ^^^^ ^^^-^T^^rJ- Backwardness, 5. ^OTTl%, f^wrffsT, C^ffa^" Bacon, s. ^Z^JC Cental ^"S^TST [f%$ Bad, a. W^T, ^^, W,^, «T?TT*, *tT- Bad or Bade, Bid K^ITt J Baffle, v. a. %m, T&tjV, 4w1, ^£tf%^-^, *T?T5-^", ^T£tW-^, 2paf^3r|- *J^t> N^i, *$tcft, «rf^?n, Wfa, CGT%9 nTcnt^ ; of water, spf^ Bagatelle, 5. ?Tt^R7 TC^ 5* J 31 ^*I1 Baggage, s. *fTC*f? 337, <5**ir, C^T«i1, t*T- ot^ «fTc^tir 53771%, ^m^ir 3 g^tji Bagnio, s. ^T^T«fT?r ; C**fjm?T Bagpipe, s. arfaT^ 31 t&$\$L*\ H Bail, 5. £tt%^, ^rtf^R, ^tnir^rnR Bail, w. a. Stf^-ffTf^-^ 31 CW Bailable, a. £ff%*[ 31 mf^cT^raW Bailiff, s. ift&tf^, *rr?reR, C3>n>m Bailiwick, 5. Tr^?^?" *nr 31 ^fWTT*f, *f?7^1, ^r? ; ^fTU^?r Bait, v. ^T?"-C*f 3 C^f^nrt-CJf ; *TTC1 33T7^, *T# [C^T^I Bake, v. ^f^WT^-^C^-Gff, ^C3"- Baker, s. ^t^f^f^, *£*r*$r$', ?rfiN7*l1 Bakery, Bakehouse, s. ^V^^J^itj^t^ Balance, s. 3T<&7, 3T3>?1, *pT1%sT, *T7% 3 f^fe, #T#; ^?t^, C5T«T, ^fT^tt ; TTvft*f\5l ; ^7%S, ^t Balderdash, s. ^©Jjrl-^ 3?$f1, ^^T^T Baldness, s. t^ejt*, CWP573-; ^Tff3l Baldpate, 5. C^T^T^STT^II , ^1^f\5mT^1 Bale, s. fttt^, ^"^1, •Wf^T^I ; Wl*!, C*tt& ; v. ^5T3"f%-^ ; (At, CMS, Sf^r-C^pwT Baleful, a. TfS^ft, C^T^Tf^^, C^T^©^^ Balk, 5. t^T*T, ^TT%; ^ Banish, ©. «. OTtth^S-^, Tp"-^7T*f-«S Banishment, 5. CST*^ Jtsf, CfpTT^?r3F?r«l, Bank, s. «p?T, ^T<, %rT?\ Cvft, *pr, TWl", ?tf*T ; <^, ^f«I^Tcn?r, *R«T3T,ffT^m Bankrupt, 5. CTf$f%?ri, ftf^TraTl Bankruptcy, s. Tf^^TTf^, CJr^f^TTsft Banner, s. ^*F2TO1, *8^j1, f^^t^T Banneret, tf.V^^X^gfT^f^t^^fWfeT^ Bannian, 5. ^>TSF?T4t1, csngfit, ^t ; ^*- wtft, c^R, ^re*m?r, 3f«i3, ^5^>3 Baptize, v. a. C£TTW«i-^, \%1^S-<3? Bar, v. "^^1-C^, W^'^> WT>^-^, 3"^i-^ Bar, 5. fHrr8> W*T, W*1 5 *tt#, ^tj^-z<$^ 3TPTTT? ^R ; TtSiTffS' ^K^~$ iW Bar-shot, s. CSK^J OTvSl CtfTcil Barb, s. ttftffacftt ^T* ; Wtf% ; iftlJJ Barb, v. a. ^t^TOI-^ ; cWt?t-^; ^TRT- Barbacan, s. ^sf^R^^ *f\? *1 *W ; Barbarian, *. *5R^»J, 3RF, TRtnrrerT^, CUJ- Barbaric, a. fawft, C^fl?IT^ mi, f**nr Barbarism, s. ^PFW51, Rff%$1, sj^stl Barbarity, 5. ^?31, 1^t^1, l^nTSl Barbarous, «. f^ff?, f^%?T» ^*t, ^TF. ^R- Barbed, ^«. a. ^Tf^R«F; TRW^^fw^ Barbel, 5. H^lfe^R ; ^"S^; ^1 Barber, a. ^T?^;^^', ^1%^", "^T^fT^r Bard, *. ^T^, «rfa, ^T^J^^I Bare, «. ^^, WS?, ^5RTf^, ^I^f^T ; ^ff?3. *T?fa", F2^rt, ^*T; C^^c^, T[TW Barefaced, a. f^cT^f, C^"^T?I1, C^"*r^^T Barely, ad. ^^T^$»C*T ; C^^sT, "SH^ Bargain, 5. t^¥5T, t^^W, FPe 1 , ^pTTf^S 5 '? Bargain, v. n. ^TlT^r-^, FRF-"3>, WT'^^1'^ Barge, s. TfWJl, ^T^f^T?1 ; WS 9 ^Sj^ Barilla, s. #T5 ^t^TiF C^T ^tCJ Bark, s. "^c^c?, WT^T ; -^pl^m [^tl Bark, v. C^y^Tl 31 ^^?: ?"3-^ ; Wt*T- Barker, s. 3T^flF3rQ"l, ^"#^^1?'^ Barley, «. ^^ • -water, ^T^PT^SicT [WR1 Barley-corn, 5. ^C^r?" ^'€Y*Ti%3, ^ Bashful, a. «?ttW, WOT?"!, ^f^tl Basil, s. ^T^T^MY, 3T3^"; W^t3~3" W¥?" Basil, v. a. ^T3*TT3"-3*, ^CT^R-Cff [*TT?T Basilicon, 5. £K*TC*fT3"${ 31 W^f^"*^ Basilisk, 5. wfrc™!"^, ^TsrT^f^CTT Basin, Bason, s. ; «. (*TCWT) *T*fl, *t?re, (^C^r) 9f^t^, ^T#t Basset, 5. StifWWfceft* Bassoon, s. Tt"ff T^rifTO*!"* Bass-relief, or Basso-relievo, s. $"^q ^1 Bass-viol, 5. ", ®T?T-SrWl Baste, v. a. TTStSTT^j^ ; ^rt3TO f5T-^TT<1 ; Bastile, 5. Tgj^tlt ^T^^T3l^T3f3C*rsr Bastinade, Bastinado, v. a. ^fTCfn^^rHl- ?rrrt> [^Tt*n Batoon, s. ^r*f1, JT9, c^T*fr%?r *fjfj%^ Battalia, 5. t^RJGSfqt, *r\sj;T3rff£rqt, p^ Battalion, 5. ^^73" *f*T, *f#^, 3Tf^ Batten, 5. 3T^1, ^T^fgf^^ Batten, v. ^4, *JS>-^, CSTTF1-3? 31 ^ Batter, s. W$ft ^HW \§\^ faflstT Tf3j ; Battering-ram, 5. c^f^" , §T|Qi"T^:'^'JT" Battle-axe, s. W^m, WtlJ, *{J% T>1w\ Battledoor, s. TO'^SpftsfT ^f*Bttc ,t t^" Battlement, s. ^t^T5nift, li^rl Bawdy-house, 5. CT*nT^T~?r, 9ff«lm, t^^^ Bay, v. 3p5^?T Beach, s. ^TST^Tl'?, ^, ^^T. 5ft?", f^fT?fT¥-CcTTT>1 Bedawb, v. a. C^^i , fa'Q-W, Ttf-tt Bedding, s. *T*TJ1, t^WT^Tl Bedeck, y. «. ^TS!1, (P'rTf^'^-^, ^f^^-^ Bedew, v. a. f^ff^T^-^/^l, ^TrTJ-^ Bede-house, s. "f5?f%<5.^rt«TTr f fft^T?' Bed-fellow, 5. w r^TJT\ , «Tt, 7rc^*tTr7(^T:^ c^r Bed-hangings, «. ^r|c^^, •tfttT^ &\irsn!, R"£^Tt%<3" Beef, s. C?fT^T\^, C^ft^J C^ffS Beef-alamode, 5. ^s^^^mt^T?" C?ft^t\7r Beef-eater, s. csfT"srTSTC^T^1;t^RT^"^^ Beef-steak, 5. vfW5 ^if C^TirT\7r^, Si^l, ®W-CPf Beggar, 5. f%^?^, ^Tf5^, f^^TT^t, ^p^)"?" Beggarly, a. Tfffrj, ^«T«| ; a^. ^ ^^*f B BEL [ Beggary, s. Jf1?rTf3l, tfRJSl, *pf%<£t Begin, v. £ff «-^, ^T^^-^W-^, *f^-3r Beginning, s. ^t?^, ^» SWTV* , SW, ^TfW, ^5T, *jp, ^T^ Begird, Begirt, v. «. r.T^T-^, 35"5T-?TOTTNs, SPSTCSrHSl Behest, s. ^JT^SsI, f*t*Fl, ^tfpf, ^Wt Behind, jpa. ?f*&K *fTO, *fC?T, f^TCS Behindhand,^. 1^ra;^Tl^ra^T#?FC' s? f Behold, v. a. CTf«r„ T*"0"-^, t^ffaF«i-^, ^"C^T^R-^ ; intj, <&•#, CW^t \ Beholden, pa. a. ^T^T, £fTC^t*W?"- Behoof, s. *[vj, *p*t, #Tf3 [WT?1 ^ Behoove, Behove, v. n. ^f^lF-'Sf, c^Tt'JfT-'^ Being, 5. f%f%, ^§k ; Tf^tl, ^TCTl j «fa, £fT*ff, TSl ; supreme, ^tTCsp^ Being, c1, Wtit, atl^tlT Benefice, s. ^^J, £jtf% ^T^, *TOTT- Beneficence, s. ' 5 TC, ^^T^^lj WT^1, BES [ Beneficial, a. %*f3snft HpcnJftW [c^ft Beneficiary, s. %Hfr*fT*n 31 H^J |f%- Benefit, *. ^*W?",*rT^T*rj,fer,cTm [Tf <]1 Benevolence, s. %^^1, Tfa*ft*T5l, TfR, Benevolent, a. T, 3>Tf%"?Tl-*T, ^*f"T?T-35 Bereavement, s. ^n5T^7C, ^tfT^J, C**f? Bereft, ^>a. wr$"v5, zf&tV, ^JW, EM Bergamot, *.^T^?^*t^", ^RJ-TpcT^*T^ Bcrgmote, s. ^Tt^ ^6 , *nft- Besiege, v. «. CW> C^sr-^s", E\5t*3-3S" Besieger, 5. ^n^ptsr^, C^^^-Wl'S^^sl Besmear, v. «. c»r*f, "srT^f, f%^"-^, ^TTr^T-'^ Besmut, v. 41. ^rrfihrl-3^ fc^re ^Tir»Tl-^f Besom, s. C*TW, srffil Bespot, v. a. C^1^1\ ?T?f-3S", ft^1%f^-^ 28 ] BIB Besprinkle, w. «. f^T>1, ^jl, C£ftW-3F Besputter, v. a. sT^-cSpST, ^^f^-CW Best, a. ^C3sr%, ^^t^it, ^rfs^Tsr Bestial, a. *T^31, W5\, £JWsT-3> [31 Bestride, v. «. ^TT;^3i%iri-T5\S, f\5"^TtHl- Bet, s. *f«i, 3"Tl%; v. *f«i-^f, 3"Tflt-3:K Betake, v. «. wTS? ^3", ^5Tt«f?r-3> Bethink, v. n. ^3"«l-3?, ^^-3?, f3C3"^^1-3? Betide, v. n. TTT>, ^Tm^1-*f\F, %*fl%^ ^ Betimes, ad. ^^H^^i[C"?r, ^t^ 9 ^"HStCsT Betle, s. 'STajpT, «fR Bettle-nut, 5. ^3T3S-, e?Tl, ^«ftf? [3J^-3? Betoken, v. a. CJf<1, ®R1, 3"J^-3>, «JC3t Betony, s. ^T^Tfe^tH" Betray, v. a. ■*t3jT^ , ?f3'-3^ f3tt5T"5lT^3>- ^1-35-, £f^T?T«l1-^, ^^3"J^-35- Betroth, v. a. f^T^^^F-^, 3"T3s^'^'-^: Betrothment, 5. 3t3* TTt?r1 f3'3t^;t%3:3y"3'1 Better, a. ^*T, C^^^r^JvS" S#C9T, Bezel, Bezil, «s. ^rf[ft?r Sf^^T^T?', C<\*i Bezoar, 5. f3"3"£T^3", ^fT?TC^rT^?:l Bezoardic, a. f33"£f^'3'¥ : e I Biangulous, a. ro3"^ Bibacious, a. *H?{PiW, ^jfef?, irt^tcT Bibber, 5. ?nff J^fTft, sr¥, ^t^TcT, n3:T3t Bible, *, *pft*r$3r, «^Hflirrc^?[ ^^ BIL [ 29 ] BIS Biblical, a. *P#«£$3?*re€t7, *ptfrRrTS9 Bibliographer, s. 7^*X^C9 *f^, "*tt^t Bibliography, 5. ?P$f7*fXl, *J$9^T«T Bibliomania, s. *T^?rSF3"7T?r, *f"S59J7T?T "»t> -b *v , f^srHlpS" Bidder, 5. 3p*j5Fn:9 C7, *JT^9, ^Tt^1 Bidding, s. ^TTSsI, "^P", ^TTUpf; W ^T9 Bide, v. sfT9, ct>9, f^fftraJtWF, *TCJ-9 Bidental, 0. tTTf ^9, ^fF^f7f*T3> Biding, s. 71-^R, 7T71, 7PT, ftf^t [Ttft Biennial, 0. fT7Tf^9, fiC7Tf?r, f%7 TJ^, tj^CTpC^WI Big, a. J5^, 7\5, ^5T, 5#t^ ; Sff¥«ft Bigamy, 5. 4991^ "£t3tf77reT*nrT7 Biggin, s. 7T*TC9?- T?f*T, cm^Tl tpf Bight, *. *TT^cT| 9^"1 jf^J C7<5 Bigot, s. ^rftraf^- «T«F«ft^, csftff] Bigotry, s. ^ftzwfm *TO*rra, C^T^T^t Bilander, s. ^K^J "^5 BrteTsrftWS" Bilberries, s. ^ir7q "^FJ 9c?1^'C x T7' Bilboes, s. 5fT^T®^;^Tf^9T% Bile, «. f?fw ; CWTT>9, C9M1 Bilge, 5. ®FTsTGSF?r Vvtfj c^nf , ^^r1 Billiary, «. t*ff%9, f*f5*r*9t¥ Billingsgate, s. CT*rjlZ$iW\,T&&7,*r$P*1 Billious, a. t*f1%9, f*T«£fSCT^9 ; ^rrsft Bilk, v. a. 2f7^1-9, fori, ?T^#t-9 Bill, s. S$£, C^T> ; Wl,9TT>rf7 ; *rr^TfVift; Bill of exchange, s. ^f% iffa, 7T Bill of parcels, s. 1^3p?r*ng, •*tf7Tj'f$f Bill, v. g?tci> *-*iTsfi, 5^-9, <:*rW?r-9, Billet, s. efa, ^n ; IfTpra [£f9T*f-9 Billet, v. a. %m&jj 7T7Tftt%-9,f7fi ! T*T4- Billet-doux, s. cgfrWS^G, 2ftj%*ra [Of Billiards, 5. «i|«i>T'erc«r*rrf7C x f^ Billion, «. *T3J, y° ( " (l «< ,0 « Billow, 5. ^$, CsftsH Bilobated, a. f%W& Bin, 5. *rtfj*rmi, *mrTnf?r^«iT9ft f^f%- Bird-eye, a. *ff^7^ ff*f^9T^t Birdlime, s. PiHfr7f.«l ^TT^1, «Tl^1 Birgander, 5. '^;\^rR L ^ ,5 f7 Birth, 5. ©^r, ^*f1% ; ^, 7\ ,e t, C9fT3T, C*rr§t} 7\*t 71 ^rf TT7JTW1 Birth-day, s. ^Wf^f7^, SiWf?5r, 77f f9 Birth-place, s. If^T^fsr, IT^'^T^' Birthright, s. cmW^&U X^^fk^lt Birth wort, s, K?'Tf7C w f7, ^C^f^cT Biscuit, s. f7^9^t, ^Tfe^^t, ^#Fl Bisect, ?;. «. f^^^-yf ^f?f-9, ^7\ x f-9 Bishop, s. £f7T^7^"T7J^ ; in chess, 9f©f ; Bishopric, 5. 2f7t^7^t7J^tf7^T^: Bismuth, 5. 7T^f7C*T7 [CJlm Bissextile, s. C7 7^^T?" f97^TTf?T ^1^7 ^^> Bisson, a. ^9, 91^(1 , Tf f^^fa Bistoury, s. *m , &teLWU ^TIT^C^^ Bisulcous, a. ftv e ; , ^nnSl.TfV^-^; *ffal- Biting, s. Tf\*ra, ^PT^T^T, *?t\5Ttff «?T Bittacle, $. SfT^ttS? C^WM ?re«ITP* Bitten, pa. pas. Tf\f*T^, ?rt?, 3>T^JT?1 Bitter, a. ^t^F, f%^, ^T? , 3?\5jrl , ^Pv5l , f^T- Bitterly, «c?. f?lF?ft*T, C*tW*£^5 Bittern, s. c^Wf^t^PT Bitterness, s. f%^"$1, ^tN1 ; CT3" ; C*ft^ Bitumen, 5. ^"j%^ffo"cT, C5rf?9tW-»r Bituminous, a. ^f^Tt^^f*!"^ 31 ^* Bivouac, s. ^W frf^X?" ^TtfafGFtft Bizantine, 5. ^£* T>TT*T,STc?t7r 5 C~TT *TT^1, *f3", ^«1^f^ ; ?rt^ ^jf%f • shoulder, ^Wtf% Blain, 5. ctpT^PI, "5T1, C*H»TT>3?, ^H$*Jt Blame, 5. t^Tl, T^R, C^T"^, W,wnrfa Blame, v. a. ijrscrsr-^, fwl-^, C^T^-Cif Blameable, a. t^Rt?Tj X^ 7> Gft& Blameless, «. RtffT^t, fklT^T^t, *TT# Blameworthy, «. ^«i\?, fsWOTsfJ Blanch, v. tSaMtflfl-^ ; *m*r-fk*T ; 35^51 Bland, «. f^$«|, f%95, C^faST, W, vrfa Blandiloquence, s. £f3 Wf*p^ 3T^7 30 ] BLI Blandish, v. a. f^^-Tr^ir-^ C*TW*f-^ Blandishment, s. fspl>3"T^J, ^1%, C^^fsF Blank, *.^j^t^;^rT^ttt3l Blaspheme, v. a. ^ff^"^Tl-^, ^"^"f^^l-^* Blasphemer, s. ^t^Q, tt^^ft^^l Blasphemous, a. *TT"^3, ^"?"1^ 5 It^ Blasphemously, a^. *i"T^"?3^T^^"^ Blasphemy, 5. nt^^^l, ^t^^W] Blast, s. ^J[ CZtf-dll^-W^J?) ; TTt^pff f w ^i ^^jirTlt [^ffrfr?n-(^peT Blast, y. «. tKfrt*f-^, ^T^-«. jp«5. Tf^!^ ^f%cT Bleyme, 5. C^tvSt?: **ff% ^Tl Blight, 5. 1%^1, ^lT9fv5l ; v. a. 1%^1-^, ^fwl-TTl ; ^-^, f^^pr[-■ «• 5^?3W-^ Blindman's-buff, 5. F"^pl>t*p#, ^oT^ft^t Blindness, 5. ^Wl> ^SlffiWl, ^r*r^1 Blind worm, s. f3nrf»T ^%*[*ffaVT% Blink, ». n. ^-#% fifr V3?, 3rT 371%; Blood-hot, a. 7[W%*> &&, «Tt^F?RJnrst"£'5I Blood-hound, s. \ST*Tf ^?f%C w f^ [«*T5R Blood-letting, 5. ^r^W? 31 3»t\5R, *F$- Blood-red, «. ^F3«f, ?X«r?Wt 43%' *^y ^ Blot, s. Tft^f, T^ StT^R Blot, v. 3T3>c^-WT?r-3r, fsr^l, BiRvSl, «Jg Blotch, s. ^TfarT, *p^5 ; ttT^T, f$W Blow, «. ^tsr, ^n", ^psrrar, ^\> cftt> , Blow, v. 3^, 31^-3^, 3t®1, **%&, '&&-<& ; ^f, ^51, ^P??1-CTf; ^1; f^H-W; Blowing, ^. 3"^^, ^p^^", 3t^T^f C^^^T Blown,^«.^a5. ^f^^^f^TCW^f^"?!!^ Blowpipe, s. ^BOt#flN|ft^nr "^Wt3^1 Blowze, 5. ^-, ^St^SF, \^T, CSTT^I, C15T- Bluish, «. #^T1, ■^t^TT#?I1 ) C: ^t5T3^r?1 Blunder, s. ^p, ^pr, ^, ^^T, c^T^: Blunder, v. ^»^r, n»T^-^, ^u-vvt-^^-^ Blunderbuss, 5. 3^^C^; Blush, v. GtfsgFS-s, Gn^fTC^ ^tr-^T^T-'^ Blush, s. ^f^Tl 5 «j-f ^ ^STR, ^tW^ Blushing, s. viml, «ifef^T3^:1, ^f1# Bluster, v. n. SflfR-^, TfS-3P", 9f^"-^ Blusterer, 5. SflR^-sl, Wt1%^, ^f^f Blustering, 5. SpSSR, ffft%^^1, 9f^ Blustrous, «. $tW^T?t, Tf^t^H^ Boar, s. 3R, "^rl ; 3^"T^ "*t~^J Board, s. ^^1, «ftF1 ; •^rt^^TfT^^" ; ^T^T- CWJ 31 f3^t?"^^TC??" W 31 C^TSi ; 373^:!^, ^T^ffsre ; (®?r^tc®? ^Jtf" ^C?T C*T Boastful, a. WTl%^, if*f*fl*r, ^T3"^TTfw Bodkin, s. yTO*t?, #5, TOT^T, C«JfT©1 Body, «. ^rsr, CTf^", *hft?"» *fT3, TO ; Bodyclothes, 5. ^r£*ff?i^SFW Bog, s. ©»T1, WcTff^ti *f^5 Sf*tf^i%, 4t^ Boggle, v. w. TJWl, stTsre-^n, ^Tt^-^ Boggier, 5. STC^Tt, ^t?F. ^TC^^sl Boggy, «. *fT^*rU, ^T^?1, Tfsrif wfjl Bohea, 5. FT^TW, 3>T*T 151 O , *TT !-•§-, ftirrsfTj-s:, ^-"5" Bolster, s. ^*f*fT^, C*f*fj, 7[J^]^, $tf%?1 Bolster, v. a. ^ST^-crf, ^T^t^-CTf, cfc- Bolt, s. ^9f5T, -«frt«T, ^F^1 ; TO ; ^T^f^t ; Bolt, v. , ^^1.f<5T-CTf,l5TcT,CTOf^T^-^ Bolter, 5. 5TrT^t, #T®i?t WT^^t Bolus, 5. CTTaFl, C^t?TT^: ; ^f^^C^^" Book, s. <$%, ^$, -sf^^, C^^T^" ; 9f^l ^ Bookbinder, s. ^fk^KW C^, fSfStf£»fT?r Bookish, a. f^U^^^f^t^^, ^fT^t^T Book-keeper, s. ^T^^t^^t^f, f^Tt^ Book-keeping, s. ^TTj^I, "^^tfyf^t Bookmate, 5. Wfsf, 7[^t^JT?t Bookseller^.sj^^C^TIjC^^T^^T^rl [^t^ Bookworm, s. ^^J^tt^R^I, «J^C^P^ Boom, 5. ^Tt%t^"^T?lTQfTf^; ^T%T^T"^ Boon, 5. ^WR, ^t^ 5 ^^f*r^T ; £fT*M1 Boon, «. ^tt^Tf?, C^ 5 ^, ^Wt^^ BOU Boor, *. wn»7C*!t^, t$V, "StTl, c^T"?rt?r Boorish, a. ^?T»J, *mn5?Tl, CSfHrtfT Boorishness, s. ^WSTSl, C^T , f^^psT Booty, 5. ©jf^STpT, "^t^T^S^, cTT> Borachio, «?. U^ 'srteT^T ; l?*f1 Boramez, s. CsreTt% ^^"frc^Hr Borax, s. OT^Kfl [^TTf?f Border, s. ^^^ stf? - , T%^T?1, sfftn, t%- Borderer, *. sftsrTWf, ^rt^T^tlY Bore, s. ^T^TTC^T ^J, ^^t Borrower, s. ^SfTT«l, 3}^Tsf ; ^T, Bottomless, «. ^^©fTPf*!, ^T^Tlft, ^^TT- Bottomry, s. SfT^TSF ^W fR-^ Bousy, a. ins, ^T^TW Bout, s, *rftwi, ^cwTt^r ; tr?i, c*r*f Boutefeu, 5. ^Tf|^^ ; ^C^T^f Sf^TtlT C^T Bow, *. *f*rj^ ; ST«1T^T, ^^r^T? ; j%^t^Tp?r Bow, v. »f^, wr?n, Mc0.^, ^.?, Bowelless, a. W?> t^^f¥, t^"^?" [C"^T,W?T1 Bowels, s. ^MJ, WT^5", ^T^\5t, ^Tf%^1%; Bower, 5. ^, f^<^, TT?"TT5; ^W?: Bowery, «. «>^ IT, "^T?T'^ ? , #?"c ; f, ""Tt^cT Bowl, s. ^t#, ^^1, C^flTT^I, *fT3"; Wttl, Bowl, w. ^T^I-C-^pf, srarfTl-CT? [vfi^Tcf Bowlegged, a. ^3p«fTF, 1 TTl ^^TeaC^fen^" Bowman, 5. Sf*[*f ^"ST Braced, pa. 3"W, 3"5f, Ttsfl, ^Tl Bracelet, s. 3^*1, C^Ttsl, ^SR"^ [*TT^1 Bracer, 5. ^T35,*pTT>»T; v. sTei^l-^r Bracket, s. C^UJZJ TTWtsfWrtrfaT?" Brackish, a. c*rT«l1, WT1, C£f Brainless, a. ^ ^fT?f§:5", ^"W , f^TTST,^' Brainpan, 5. Tr§sfT*TT TTT^it' 5 i"t < »r= f Tl Brait, s. ^5I*Tf?^^ ^Y^1 [^t^1 Cirl Brake, s. sffl^TTO ; C*tT«l^T^1 5 TOf1- Braky, «. ^«i^1^f*fii>, TR, *T?T»I1 Bramble, s. ^1^T^, #TT?T^ Bramin, or Brahman, s. 3"t^f «| , t^Sf, fro Bran, s. "^fit ; m^er AwsA: of rice, 'W&1 Branch, *. *TT<1, \!HcT ; ?T^1%, ?P3"R Branch, v. TW^-"^, ^T^-CW^?"! Brand, v. a. TfTff, C*TT^Tt*fT^1 WT*f-C* Brand, s. ;gft*ra 3>1% ; wm~W, ^v\"wfv^ Branded, £>a. WTsft, C^T^TWT^t; <^We* Brandish, v. 0. ^aK«T*T, ^3-"5T?1 Brandling, 5. CW31, f^CTT^I Brandy, s. Trwrf&*r%, JjfOT^T** Brangle, s. 7&v\-%, 3TWI, ft"*TW Brank, s. "W^W* Branny, a, ^JTt^, ^Tfanr, $W, "STTTwrl Brasier, 5. ; ^t^C^T*fT"?T Breadcorn, 5. Sfsr, Cii^^<(>, ^»*f^rJ^ ^^5 Breastknot, 5. ^3^f ^\^tj Tp?t Breastplate, 5. W*fT^1 5 5T*f?:T3T Breastwork, s. wttstT"^ ^^'wt Breath, s. ^r, f^T*T, £ft«l, VT; ^Tt?T, Breathe, v. ^PT^TT^r-^ ^1 WK5, W^T-C^r ; Breathing, 5. I^m^tm, t^^t^^TT^ ; Breathless, «. 'JfT^T^'t^T, t^®¥^ 5 "Spy Breech, s. *fmi ; Wl, ^^^PTl^?r *f*5"W«f Breeches, 5. ofTinSiTTrTl^ra Breed, v. HWl^^^fs-^. T^TC^T^^fft'-^', 3-\-*ff t%-^, *fT^T, £f1%^fT^^- "^f-CJf Bribery, s. TT% CW-Q"^ «T] *f*S^r, "ST"^ Brick, 5. ^"S>1 Brickbat, 5. C, C^Bf- Brim, 5. Wj, ^Yj, ^t«l1, t%^T?"1 Brimmer, s. ^f^sff?^ ^f|^ ^1 c^^TT Brimstone, s. 9fW^ [^1?" Brinded, Brindled, a. f&sfaf&S, C^t ^W^TOJT^t^l Brittleness, 5. ^^^"ftsT^I, fe^T ; »T^ns Broadcloth, s. <^T^, n*f^t^^ [^r*T$1 Broadness, 5. ST^, £fm?", OTT?", CW» Broadside, 5. srT^TCSi^nt^ ; ©T^T^^tCT Broadsword, 5. CFhfl ^C^fTITT?, C^^fl Brocade, s. t%5T%fT3"W Bronchocele, s. Sf^sfg, 9f 1^1, ^1^, ^T^ Brotherhood, s. ^T^R"^ ^ T ^^> ^TtFi- ?n j ^t, *tto?, *rei, , *I?^1, W$1> ^- Brown, 5. «*T>T?:W, *fTC3>*«f Brownish, a. ^^% *?t1$1I1 Brownstudy, s. C^lJWU, sreTOTtf [?R Browse, s. 3T1TF, C3fl"*r, ersrsT ; mzw? *f- Browse, v. n. V$ 9 ^F«l-^ ^m^T^T^-^ Bruise, v. «. cfenl. ci[5, W*T, ^T"5Tt^"-^ Bruise, s. C5TT>, ^T^ft^l, ¥\S, WW, ^^ Bruising, 5. ^^JT^T^ ; ci."F*, C«fom^ Bruit, 5. SFT?"*; v. C^m . , TjSR'Sf-^ R^"-\f W-^ ; Bubby, s. ^, ^r$, fp [^Ti%-CW Bubo, s. *T«t% ^15f^51; ».^r^1-^W1; 2ff^-^ Buckler, s. T$vf& 9 "5T«T ; v. W> f^^rt^T BUR [ Bull, s. jz, *% "^ ^sfrafai \ f "^?rrf«r; *fW? ^rP53T*f5 5 ^«T, T£5* ; 3Tf«lt®?J t Bullition, s. &fW, TpT>*, t%^^^«l Bullock, 5. ^^t^( *5iW, TfT*T?1 ; iC\F9f^ Bully, *. ^fwTJl, W\Sr^Jl, *f\5Tmt, OT3fl, ^fT^fl", C37l^1, *tf^r1 Bundle, v. a. ^tft t^JTiW" FC?T Buoyed, pa. !T*r?^T3^,^Tf^,^CsTf^ Bur, 5. ^\£

3^"l"?t ; ^^ (5 «, f W, Burn, v. *nj, ^cT, C«TT\S1,^^T«TI, TfT^- Burn, s. Tf^B^T, C«fl\5l "511 Burning, 5. TfT^", ^t*i1, "E&vW Burnish, v. fmwl-^, ^J^-^, ^W^f-^ Burnisher, s. f^iWr^>^", ^*T#^, j%^?f^'3" Burr, 5. WlZXz nt^"i [1?rt*t"?r Burrel, s. ^^fw^; ^t^frit^^T * C^[J ^JTiTT^l^C^^r Bushy, c. 3-SR1T, "5T^, t^t^, ^T^T^ Busily, ad. ^CSRJC^, ^?T1 ^"1 ^"J^W^^r Business, 5. ^TTTJ, ^«-, ^"J^^TTir, pr^ir BUS [ 38 ] CAD Busk, s. 3ft-*ff?C$ra wf*T?r ^T5?Fv51 Buskin, s. ^l^J ^WXttE\1$UVS Buss, 5. itfi^n f^w), YSP^^ ; i>^ Bust, 5. trusts ^%1%1 ft>*r, t/fsi Bustard, s. C*f?*r^ ^*ffsp "fours' [Kt5f Bustle, 5. *t§^i , T?f5W^ Busy, a. 7F5SJ, *P^T^, 37^ [C^^t Busybody, s. ^^f^Tfu'B^ ^-^-f^-jt. But, conj. ^itTf*f, *iT^F, f*»^i, C^rl^^r; pr. TTi^^W, 1«R1 ; fl^« ^ft^eT But r 5. ^rfrrl, *rr?r, ^T^ f^TT?1, ^J Butcher, s. ^?ri$ s "STT^"^" Butcher, v. ^%-W, •^T-^, ttT^T, ^TT? Butchered, p«. ^ Tl 3"*rf*T Buttress, 5. c*TT"$1, cWl j «• rc. cfcc^1-C?F Buxom, a. ^TaiTwt, ?"PT

?"fwi, C*ft- Buxomness, s. ^fjR^I, C£j?T, ^T"5T [fer Buy, v. «. ^ir-^r, t%^, C^, •Sfft'ff-^ Buyer, 5. , f^CT>, Tf^tC^ By-and-by, «d. faff^tsfft*!, 4WW, ^C?" By-end, 5. 6"^ ^^ff? 7T1 "^^J By-gone, «. 9f^, ^[^t^ ^^ 5 ^rT^1 ftnrTC^ By-lane, s. ^^9Tl%, c^T?!^!^ By-law, s. ^frfV, ^^f^^J^^I By-name, 5. ^n^TST ; v. a. ^«t^T^T-CTf By-path, By-street, s. ^^ < s > f^, C^T^T^f^T By-room, s. ^W^rT^T¥, ^^f Vft l^J By-stander, s. #T\5tt?1 r.ffc^f C*T, ^T^t^T- By-word, 5. ff"^T^^T^"7, ^^f^^l C, ^^srmT^vft^T^"?" ; c=TTi%^ ^PST Cew- Cab, 5. £tTTT^f^T?T ft^FtlT «f1t^T«l Cabal, 5. ^1«11, ^C^C^?" ^"^?TTF Cabal, Cabala, «. nr^f} ^1, fctfl, W^1-*T, ^ Cake, s. ^5^*f, ft"C*TC * f^T 5 ?, ^^T- Calamanco, s. ^Pfraraiff^WS" Calamine, s. t^"f%, Tp**T Calamus, s. n^fw^^^V^^; rotang, C3"3 Calash, s. •aprT*ttv?1' ^8 TT^T^^t^C*^ Calcarious, «. T|prr**rtW*rf^3r1, Tp[sr?r Calcination, s. ^f*l"5T?"1 ^^^"5"«l, ®T^«I Calcine, v. a. ^rftt^T^ri-liT?r, ^^-^ Calcography, s. f*rec*T ^W«t1t^Jl OT1-TW, C5H, TO 3[1\5l Caledonian, 5. ^TThTSWfSffT C^TT^ Calefactory, #, ^§3T' 5 T«>', ^^>T<3;^ Calefy, v. ^W, ^"q^-3?, ^-<^ Calendar, 5. *ffwi, *?TJ% Calender, v. a. <$1*i\5 %ft i Calender, 5. ^T*f^ "sH>f^ 31 tsfk *T?T3r"5t*T i Calenderer, s. ^T*Tv£ ^C^ G*T, ^-fhcteTI I Calends, *. . £f r%*m?T?" £T*fa tf^T, *fftsTl Calenture, *. ^Tft^T^T^^" ^^Itc*!"^ Calf, s. vfKHJ F5^ ; **tt, ^t^T ["sr^Y I Caliber, 5. c^T^f 31 ^C^ ^<£tj f^J, Calico, s. ^T^f^ j 1%1> , ?"5F «??1 3PT*f\£ Calid, a. ^IWTm, ^T^J, ^1%^t^l [^T*T Calidity, Calidness, «?. ^^JWI, ^t%*fll Caligation, s. ^T^T?", ^WTC?", ^TC3pTt*r Calmness, s. T%f%jW, t%T^fj, *fTl%, ^^^1 Calomel, 5. C^rfV^" ^T^l Tl TrT^^cft Caloric, 5. ^T^Tlt^ W"51 Calorific, a. ^q^^t^^, ^^Tt^T^T^ Calotte, 5. ^f*f^"C*r^T ; ^f "W, ^f*f Caltrop, *». ^T^1 8 ^T3ftc*lT [^"^t^T Calvary, s. ^t^T ^^ ^ ^tz^ C5T ^f^C^ Calve, w. w. ^TT^^T^TT^T-^ ^"^^TSf^T^"-^" Calvinism, s. ^tf^^"? £fr?^"T^^ *T5" Calvinist, 5. ^Tl%C^?"ir^T^^^Y [t^^tl-^ Calumniate, »/«. IW^JT'^f^tF-^, gtTt^-^, Calumniator, s. ^T"3"^,R^JT' s> fTtW Calumny, 5. ^Tl, Ittf^, t^^fl, ^>T^f^TF, Calx, s. c*fTv5l Ijej, ^^ [^^^^T Calycle, s. ^^ ^«Tl" ^"1 ^5f Cambering, a. f^TcTt^n^t^, ^i5» Cambrick, s. ^K^pw^ftK i^^ftz^ Camel, s. %§", ^ Cameleon, s. ^T^T^^tfl 3?1, *IW 9 ^T^I^TOl Camp, s. ?eTl Canaliculated, a. "^T«TT^t^, ^faTte^ [^^ Canaries, s. ^fc^Tf^^ ^3^ ^"^W- Canary, s. 3n^T^ W^E^ ^^"^FTO ; v. «. ^7 3f, 7(tS, ^t?^!^"-^ Canary-bird, 5. Cancelled, jpa . 3>TT>1 , «£% 37«?f3?'5", 3T< Cancer, 5. 3n3>\5l 5 ^3fT>"3"Tf*r ; ^¥t"5Tl, Cancerate, v. n. "^K3" W^ f%-^ ["5^3" Cancerous, a. ^?3*ft"?l, <£t3*¥T3" £«it3f*r?I> Candent, a.^e'S, ;§ff*R*tW, C^SftsHT Candid, «. ^ ; ?T3"^, ^, ^3S*TT^ *rsft$T Candidate,$.3>^£fT^,^T^ft,^;^-T3" Candidly, ad. ^<$~\ *i^T$Z*r , *rT9fT$fj?r*r Candify, v. a. f^fr*T-3S, •$&-?$, *ff3W ^-3* Candle, 5. 3W, 3"Tt%, C^Tfsr 31 FjTf^ 3T# Candlemas, s. ^ -$ftX>J ^T^1 mf??1 3pT?T3" gf^TCtWfa *f3f #3*T -[Tf R Candlestick, 5. TCTW?T, srftmrfa, ft*f- Candour, 5. ^^T^TTjJ, 3TT3W, ^ftsrel Candy, v. a. ^f^njI^F-^, ffrfatfS" Sr5nT>-3* Cane, 5. C3^, C33 - ,, ^Tre3" CTO 31 wt" ; Canescent, a. nw, *fPf1, *tT*Ti>hrl Canicular, a. *rsrC3»^re^t? ; ^$"3" Canine, a. ^^^T^^f^Pt^, ^^"^^ Canister, s. C^)^ } f&Z\, yW5T* JKZTg Canker, s. wt(TI} ; ^ft*PtT>frC*tT [f53l Canker, 0. ^FU-3», ^"t>-35", «t^, T^ Cankerworm, s.^TfC^T^1-wfT^T^C'*f3' Cannibal, s. ^3TTW, 3"T^^ ^37^Tit Cannon, s. 3>TsiR, C^T* 5 ? Cannonade, v. 0. ff5T*f-STT?", ^R^tSTlR^' Cannonier, s. rem C3 - Wfre, cVr*flft, CtfT- Cannot, «. ^TW?^, *fTf?fa1 [ei'ffTfF Canoe, s. C3»R1, CvSTifl, *f\^n, *fTfc^ Canon, 5. f^TST, f^rf>T, *J*nf1, 1%"^r s 1'3 5 '3"?f«!lJ^'3'«i Canonry, Canonship, s. t^CT^" 3"T®?^^»1 CaiTopy, s. ^TSf^^T^^T. "^TW^I ;W^t; f. a. Canorous, a. ^33^ ^55ST?T5riF Cant, s. 37^Tf^, C^T^^C^Tf^, d^3J^1 Cant, v. a. W^^ , 3Tt^J3 w r-3*, •^TT^f-^ Cantata, s. 9Fvt?[ 9fT^, ^t^C^f^ Cantation, s. 9fT^^?«l, ^^^TT^S'ST [9TT3" Canteen, s. t?TW3" ^Tfj«tT^*fT3r 31 ttttJT- Canter, s. C^T?" Tr^T TJtf^T ; ^T^f^ Cantharides, s. 32^TfSR3T®tf3^ ^ft^", ^^"^rT^ Cantle, v. a. Tg$\ 3»1t?1-^T^ "STs?-^ Cantle, Cantlet, 5. ]3^^T?r^^T\' K r, ^131^^31 ^4 Canton, 5. CW^T^n, *T3"Sf«l1 ; Tf^T; ft^- CWC*f3- 3^T^^ ^^"3- [^R Cantonment, *. 3^«>, Wt^^t, t^T^Tl%1%- Canton, Cantonize, v. a. CTfC^T"^ ^^^-^ Cantred, s. G<\v^'?IZJ ^^^\^IT\ ; ^T?f Canvass, s. ^r«?T\^ C*TT«I^ 3^ ; f^C3Tf7( Canvass, v. «. ^^tWl-^^T^RI-^fal^l- Canzonet, s. spf sftvS", ^*«T1, ««rjToT Cap, s, f^r^TWTW^, ^f*T, ^m ; C9fT?r^ Cap, v. a. f*f ; t3^cTJ-3> Cap-a-pie, ad. ^I'Sf^TSf, ^TT^TTTf^TO^ Capability, s. ^W,*TT?"3r5l^T^«f7,^'5n5l Capable, «. TfiT^f, ' s fT3'^', ^^T^e 7 , ^TT>i|3? Capacious, «. 3^, gf^T^, C5tv?1, t^priT^ Capaciousness, s. £f^T3", £f*t^Tl,C5tvJT^ Capacitate, v. a. «fT3"^"-3>_, ^ / 5 ? f3'^-3S' Capacity, 5. *ff3"*rH, 7TTmt ; T^nnfj, ^^T^1, 3T%; ft%, *Hf ; Tf*f1, ^<5§n Caparison, s. ^^1^3" «|, ^C^<: ^fUr^^Tf Caparison, v. a. C3' x f^'3l-3v - , ^[Trfef^"-3» Cape, 5. ^T^ft^f 5 3^1«% ?f^tTr^T?fT? C* f° 3tt*f^ ; 1%t3-3t^ C; CAR [ 41 Caper, s. tffSSp, 3W • "^J^^T 8 ^STTFfirft'- Caper, v. n. ^qjT-^, *W, H*, ^R [C*T* Caper-bush, s. CG*T$ IFJ ^^ T^ Capering, pa. ^W?^, ^ *R, ^TWT Caph, 5. ^5C [^t*^ r * *. j R$r^ TOtt?"^ ^5p^TTl"*Rl, Capricious, a. ^^^m^RT^T^ ^IT^t, Capricorn, 5. ^R®f 31 ^I®rl ; ^?T3"Tf*f ; ■sii%^1 ; the winter solstice, Tffw;^Tf% Capstan, Capstern, s. ^I^I^^^IRIi^ Capsular, Capsulary, a. C^f3"3<^ C^ft«T Capsulate, Capsulated, a. C^T3"f%l>", T^i Captain, s. ^rfV*T, C?RT*f1%, ®?T^T®fT*fT^ Captation, 5. *f?re ^^<^<"e|T«JT?T Captivate, ». a. ^*ft-^1^-^,^1,®?T-^ Captive, *. Tft^T, *^, \Wf ®^ ^^ 'Captivity, s. JfT*P*r, ^*fcn&1, 31 J3J ^T^HT^ Capture, 5. 5£5«? - retStTfif, *$, ^#^3^ Capture, v. a. W^ cn#?1-«^ ^u^*T«i-3* Capuched, a. ^T^TR^T, T?f*1T?T3*1 Capuchin, 5. -jt^tU^irJT^I ; 3lSfT^Tt^T7T5" *§ar, 5. *ft$", "W ; ^TrHt ^T t3"C*T 3T Carbinier, s. 3^wr?ft ^TtTC^T^t t*TO Carbinade, v. a. ^'SmK^f ^\^-^^ Carbuncle, s. ^tsptf«l, TrTf«i?F ; "^"TWI *«! Carcass, «. *T^ TTv^l ; C^T^ C^ftcTl Card, s. S8TT*T, C^tf^ral?: v^T^f; f^Tr5«j^f3r; Card, v. f$®, C^T^r-^ft^l , ^T^r-C-^ Cardamoms, s. ^cTl^ vflolT^'P, ^"^TFt" Cardiac, a. "^TjTsiX CS'ST^?', C^tpfe^ Cardinal, a. ^£#1^ £f^t^ C^T% Cardinal, s. ^mT^fWhr^W ^r^t^TJ^F ; stsfrsrrfrw* [^^ ^i@^ Cardinal-points, s. ^^ *f f*5?T ^"e"?* Tf f^P«l , Cardinal-virtues, s. Tft, «ft^t, ^\Fl ; v. a. SfT^!"<*f?"^T?: Carve, v. a. ^W^-^, C1 Carnious, Cameras, «. =PT^T?, ttTS^Tct', Carnival, s. cm4§*tm?[J[ *2<6T^"^pri • nut, ^t^f^lffT^ Cashier, Cash-keeper, s. C^"R"r*fJ^, CJT^"- Cashier, v. a. ^w^-w, ^T^T^T^I-C?, Cask, Casque, 5. ^f*Tf T>, ^"^tT*f Cask, s. f*f*f1, <5jt ^^fT^fT^ Casket, 5. C^t,ST^^t9" PT^,C^1,f^^l Cass, Cassate, y. a. ^SRjsfl-^ C^t^i-^W-^ Cassia, 5. CT§i^f^, CTSf^fT^ ; fistula, OT- Cassock, s. ^TT®f^'*Tf^:^'frR(? c f'g' Cast, 5. w\VS ; C^^, £fC^«f, C^cT^, ^|^ ; Cast, v. KcT, ^TCF-tFTcn ; £fC«F*f-^, f^f- Castanet, s. mfz&Q "^"tf ^"^^T^f^C^r^' Castaway, s. TZqJ~& ^1 ^7S?J C^fT^ Castellany, s. Tf^frAf ^Tf?"? 1 ^W Castellated, a. 9fv5 ^1 "J^R"^ 9r"&^ Castigate, v. a. nTT^-^Tt^^-^t^^-^r, Castigation, 5. t^^, *Trf%, 2t^T^, ^rtj, Casting-net, 5. C*t ^f^TSiT^T Castle, 5. "^T^F, 5f\^, Tfsf Castle in the air, ^q[1 ^^m^ •srTTrc^rTTTcT Castor, s. ^I^Tfc^ -, #.<^" ^ Castor-oil, 5. ^-3-^ t^ri, C^CTfiT^" C^"vT Castrate, w. «. wmz^W^r^, •ifr^.^- Castrated, «. "^^"^'^'J ; horse, ^rTTFf1, JE^T J PT^^TlW" fa- f^ i"^t^' screws - [*ra Catchword, *7 -s>f^f^'^rr^"RJ Cavalier, s. ^tTC?1^t, ^^^WS" Cavalier, a. *rr37I% C3T^i1 , *!$!%, Tf T7W, Cavalierly, a J. sfftosTC^f , Tf ^^C^r [9f^Y Cavalry, s. ^m^F t^T^J?f?T, v?T"^1 ^T?T 31 ^T^f 3"^1T Cavesson, s. ^^TPT^TC ??%[V$m ^K^^ C«Tt^l t%^T Cavil, v. wi ^^«^f^1-^ PTQiTT«f1%-

^i Cause, v. a. ^^1, ©^"1, *n>l, ^=1!^^-^ Causeless, a. ^T^T?:^, ^T^T^W, C^I^Ci^ Causy, Causeway, 5. HlWW, tT^T^mi Caustic, «. WT^C^sjF, ^T^TT^2lC^*f Cautelous, a. ^ ^W, S^J [C^fT^I-^ Cauterize, v. a. PfT^-^ TfT9T,Ttt«f-CTf, CW^1 Cautery, 5. ft^1, WT^f^f ^3T ; WT^t^fSf Caution, s. ttWX'Sl, t^^^7 9 C^S^ Caution, v. a.?[\*'*Tf^7 Censure, *. "R^l, 5f^l 5 ^TRI,, WTl Censure, v. a. ^£?R1-^, f^l-^CiTTTN'^' Censurer, *. ^T5T?% ?T>1^ ^"^1, ^qT^T [J^J Chaff, *. n^JC^TT^I, ^ ?%f%, W^^ Chaffer, v. spj-"^, C?"^Tt%^Tir ^^T*T-^ CHA [ 45 ] CHA Chafferer, s. W*TT?rt, C**tfa?ttS ^T?m Chaffinch, s. TfJ^n^t^R [. a. r.Tf^-t^^F-**, ^l^TT^^-^ Chagrined, ^a. ??#, fa^, *R^tf*T3 Chain, 5. fa^^^M^/^f^ f$?T <1 f*f<^^-^, C3- Chainshot, 5. *$§r*TC^ CSfT^Tl [fj-CTf I Chair, 5. ^TPR, C>, ^t?X^T©R3>T3T;?T Chamber, s. ^< , ^RT« , ^, ^ft, «*R- ?n,c«FR*re; ^<^if^<3>cnf > Tf3;C x R Chamfer, s. "^"§3" cTC^ «*T^qrn>1 3?^" Chamois, s. ^3^:ft^WR?ll Chancel, s. ^fRT«OT?T ^J^^fTTf? ?fc c*r ^ctr ^t^L^'isiR^: c^r© shot Chancellor, s* tS§tC3, C^TT?5r • ^"^TTH^? Chantress, s. 5fTfl"^1, ^I^T^i^ [cT^T Chantry, 5. ?TR^TciT*f f^SfTfT RC^f^l- Chaos, s. "^rsi, ^rf^;?"vsr, ^i^j^rf^f^ Chaotic, a. ^Jl%^T^r?", ^i^J^PC^Rf^^ Chap, 5. TpTTj, TFT, Charade, 5. ^3> £f^R SfC^flr^l Charcoal, 5. ^STSFIT, ^?T^1 Charge, v. a. 9fwi, ^¥^1-^, f^-^; CTt^Tl 31 "5^7 ^1 3"«l-3> ; *f%1, ^T«f«iJ Chariot, 5. ?Qf, ^TT^t, C^Vl^TT^t [f^R Charioteer, *. *TT?f9f, ?*ft, C^TT^T"*, ^TT- Charitable, a. TffSl, TfT^ftTT, WT^I7, Tfirra Charity, s. Chartered, «. TTTlFTSSTf^re, ^fSaff^SlT^ Charter-party, *. W^KWJ ^T\5Tf3"3:W Charwoman, 5. fW"^dt^T^" <£C, W?" Chassy, 5. f^f^fT C^TT* ; f^\5J% [ , *f^ 31 *T^?** Chatterer, 5. <3^1, ^WH, $r**f ^t? C3F ^^ Checkmate, 5. ' w r^'^"?t3 c^T^TT"^: "STt^ Cheek, 5. ^C^fTcT, ST^W*!", flfT^T Cheek-by-jole, «c?. ^^T^C^f, sfTEeTSTTwr Cheek-tooth, 5. ^"^"^^ ??C3Fr?" ^m Cheer, 5. ^T^TtTf , ^t$", ^'j k^^ ; Cheer, w. ^TJ^ 5 -^, TT^1-^^lT^TT^- Cheerer, 5. ^T^pfr^ <1 ^f^^^l (XH> Cheerful, «. ^T^^^^, ^f^T, TPT^ Cheerfully, ad. ~^~$}f~5^ ^1 ^^fe^WE^ Cheerfulness, 5. "^"^^1_, ^Tt^TTF, ^TTCSTTW Cheerless, a. R^T^"% C^TT^Tf^^"., ^fft^ Cheerly, Cheery, «. Mi%, ^-^^f^S, Cheese, 5. ^f^"?"^ Tfcn^ci ^T^l [?"PT^ Cheesecake, s. ^f^1 31 f^^Ttt^cn^" Cheesemonger,*. C^^f R^ C^C^nR^^TeTl Cheese-press, -vat, s. sffac?^ ^T^S ^i"5 Chemise, 5. stc^rTE^J ^T^"§i Cheriff, Sharif, 5. ^p^T?" £t «. ^Ttt- Chess, 5, C^rf^^T?: n^?"^ L^JT3«T Chess-board, 5. • w r^PT, C^T^^T^TT Chine, s. ^TVT ^ttopT, J Chirography, 5. f^T^^lt^Jl 5 TSf*TT>r Chiromancer, 5. TTfsrnf ^ ^l" 8 !^, Sft^T Chiromanc}^, 5. 9f«im (^*>Tfii&(T\ &*%![& Chisel, 5. *TT>Ti%, f^R Chit, «. fH^, T Chitchat, 5. ^T^JT^rT^, 9T*% 3>sfRT^i Chitterlings, s. ^3, ^TIT\5t, ^Tvft^it Chivalry, s. ^tTC?"T#t ^^t^T C^T^^f^f Chives, 5. ^WC^^T^^TcT; ^^t^t^C^r^ Chocolate, s. C^} \ ^Z^J C*f HJ^T.'Err^'^T^ Choice, 5. «f^^^?r«l 5 iTWt^T^ Tl ^T^T- 5^7; yT^1, n^T^r, ^T^JT^IT^I ; 7[T^T- Choice, «. *T ^T 5 >t^'?1^ ^q^T, ^5,^^, ^W] s Choiceness, s. ^^^¥_, ^qst^1_, T^;^?TJ^1 Choir, s. 9fT, C^F, ^#^-^3" ; Chop, s. 1TTMT ^r*§ 31 T>'3"T'5r1, 3^31 Chops, 5. *T^H§- TTT?T S^T^T ^f*nS ; 3^- Christ, 5. £J^ -Jt^ *f1?ST«l^^1 Christen, v. «. -Cft^^CS" *t\%T$-W 3 Christendom, s. *^t"^t?T^ CTf*T [Tft1% Christening, 5. •^tcd<"5TC^" *r\"^T?r *1 ^" Christian, 5. ^t'§ir^Sd , T?Y, , ^"^t?;'ST C*n^ Christianity, 5. ■jHjjYt'R^ 31 5F5 j>-3> Christianize, v. a. •jfr'^Ysr*- ^t^^Tf^f- Christian-name, s. 7\\WJ 31 ^l"^t Chrysalis, 5. gfih^fW^CT* < fWf?l3^1 Chrysolite, 5. t^wm^srftflrC'TO Chrystal, Crystal, s. wftf^, 3?TS, t^CcTf?" ] CIN Chubbed, a. 'srT'^t^T^-, CW^fcr, t^CTr^f Chubby, a. ^cT^TTT, ^3^ Chuck, v. C^^f^-^rfWft^f^-^ j «. ^wfts^R ; <&T, ^JI^J, 3J^T^% Churlishly, «c?. ^2^1^^^, ^^T^TWC^f Churlishness, 5. ^^1, ^TT^J^I, ffTSyHF Chyle, 5. ^^ J3T, ^T^f^^Tf, ^TWI Cineritious, a. "^^3^, ^Tt^fJ Cingle, s. C^T\?T?" C*&\ CW$^, ^^F Cinnabar, *. PT^?", ft^ Cinnamon, *. Tf HF frf^T, TTT^f^l^ CIR [ Cinque, *. *f^, 3T&, »M&1, *t^^^*, £f*ff*F«l, CfTtwr- Circuit, v. w. ipr, ^fj?1-C^, SpffW-^ Circuitous, a. TTJTsVsl, C*f5T^, WTR Circular, «. CSfTcT, TT3«Wr<3", T?jpT^f% Circularity, 5. C5ft ^"fa", T>^WTfif'*»* , *r3', 7^,-«> Clad, Clothe fuFTT^^TcTCrs^, 7st1 ^T- ^ffihf, 7^Tf%3>, *ff7tt^ Claim, *. lf|^1 5 TtT#, ^JTl^T^1^fV ffrW?T-^ c^tT^r-C^TT^"-"^ Clamorous, #, OT^T^" 5 ^Se^f^n, ^Wt^t Clamp, s. ^7,, *rm, 7T^1 5 t^^T^tt Clamp, v. a. *f^7 71 71^1 -^17 Clan, 5. ^pr, 7\*f, ®fT^ 7«£ ?*r, TO Clancular, a. #^T, ^T2r^tf*T^, csttfsft? Clandestine, «. ^^, ^2fr«>t% eT<5$Tf ® Clandestinely, ad. ^^^rc^csfT^TC^I^OT Clangour, Clank, a. 7*3P*f *p«f, 7RTS *t\- Clangous, a. Z&nwtft, 7^7^31 [ Clap, s. cm j, *f^f ; re^^^^t i ^ T7 ^gT«? 71 Clapperclaw, v. a. 7^1, ^^[-^ [f%^1 Clare-obscure, s, f$^zw vftfe ^ ^t?1 Claret, s. »?Te f PT%$-<&, ^^^^ *t^f-TT\? 71 *$m*f«l^1, ^7^51, ^T^T^Y, *fT7$ren, t^ifij Clew, 5. 3JC37 ## fSR-^ Climber, s. ^Tf^fsr^T^^l ; c^1, wjf$^1 Clinch, v. a. ft ^3» ; see Clench. Clinch, s. ^jsf^l, <3t*T7T*FT; ^F5t7 WC?/ 7T71 *ttfi>f^ [3i7T7 Clincher, 5. 7W^t, *TS7, ^T^^l ; Si- ding, v. n. f^^t-^j *»Tf*raT-9tT^, ^T^f\5 Clinic, 5. *rajT*T5- C«T*ft [Wafttf Clinical, a. C7TSJY, *f7JTSf^, ^r%*?tf^5" Clink, v. a. ThR 71 7R* "*Hf-^ Clinker, s. 3TR1 ; ^*f7^d ^WTT. OT7> Clinquant, 5. ^fT^S<»"^ ; a. f*9fTl C*fT^T- Clip, r. a. ^TT>, ^T^, 7»3R-^, •rt-'^R-T? 5 ^rrfsjSR-^ ; , -ste ; pa. TSTSR^Tsft Clitoris, 5. C7TRT%"3f, C, *St1> [*T^-7? Cloak, v. a. -^T^r*R-«sT>T

WT*f1„re*T1, Cloak, s. ffg, SiRi, ^T*KT*i7S, *T7TW1, R^Tl, ^#t? : WW, W*i, ^[$1 Cloak-bag, s. f*t$£%T*m, -pffii h 2 ] CLO Clock, *. "srft, ^fi>Tf%-s?r j 3|#-m?r Clouted, j?«. sral, *R, 9ft7* "5^5^ Clown, s. Fffil, «pwrT3*, C?fT?T3; [stttlTI Clownish, a. ^*n>\ ^rf*ti&, ^^T^T, *[F, Cloy, v. a. •ffing^r-*, ^off^fsr^rsrr?-^ Cloyless, a. ^f33>T?T, *ff?fin5 [*HT Cloyment, s. ^f%f f%, ^f^, wrf^rWT- Club, 5. ^TUTf 1 ; Tsrsfji, arm®, *rran Club, v. n. *TT3rra-3*,*rasiTf?r-3*, HttfHT-3? Clublaw, *. gJ^T^^f fa?ST, ^373^1 Clubroom, a. spTBfJT*^ fe&3* *T? Cluck, v. n. 3>3S$j>t^R-3y, fl>3^-3? Clue, s. *[3ff, if^l Clump, «. cm|>, C1>*T1 ; 3"^ 3tt^ Clumps, s. \^, Tp 1 , ^T^Tsf , C3T3r| Clumsily, «^f*re 31 W^TTJ^^f [«Jf1% Clumsiness, s. ^W^l, ^5rt«TTf^*W, *T*f- Clumsy, a. ^rf^pgf, ^*n*, ^ffl^t, f V fa^ 5 ^^?, 3?f\53l, CT>*PTl Clung, Cling fiF"3F5ta^T*ral^,*T$M *T\- ^fff, ^t%^ ; a. n?&, . w. #*^-T, CJ^1, ^^"ST^J, *[(%% Coaly, a. ^TT^T^I"?, ^T'^T?"^^ [C^ Coaptation, 5.3""^;^[\*t 'Tt'P- ^>Tt?T ^T«T ; a. #t«i, ^5^" Cochineal, 5. 3sf^?T^1, ^Pptir^^tSIt^ 3?t^ Cock, v. a. §rg"3"- Cock, s. 3»3s^, 3»3^1, arT?T9r, ^^jtl^?: fll%3- #TT>1 ; £J3:R ;".^TC5T3: ft*ft Cockade, s. *T#^t tf*^ 1 " ^p^^ ^ Cockcrowing, s. 353^'^3"t^, CTTt3"C^"3: 3Tf3r Cockahoop, ad. ^VJlWiKW 31 ^t'W TJ- Cockatrice, 5. 3»3^t ^tTO T*f Cf^T'ff Cockboat, 5. S?T^tC®3" ^J ^tt%" Cocker, v. a. ^Tf%"5R C^^ 31 CfWiT-^F Cocker, 5. 3^3^^t^t3?|3-3?, C^T?^f3tl r Cockerel, s. ^31 3*3?^, «TT^1 C^fT?^ Cocket, s. ^f^T??" WT^f^ft [©T^tt Cockfight, Cocking, 5. 3J3S^Thn5", C^"T*^t^ *fT#r OH?1 Cockroach, 5. ^TTO*rl, CS^K^T^I, ^, Tffi-T, WI^«^Tt*R Coercive, a. Qf^ZJ^^, *TW, Tf^*ft*I Coessential, a. TfH^, ^fTJ^fffTsf Coetaneous, a. ^r^T^SF, *W^ Coeternal, a. ^TJT^^, T^R^J Coeval, s. ^3F ?RC??", ^"STW^ Coeval, Coevous, a. ^TiT^TcTlf, TSTO'S'ft Coexist, v. n. ^r®t^t-^, *rwTcW?rt-"$: Coexistent, a. TTWt^t, ^Tr^T©^!^ Coffee, *. *t«tff, ^Tf%; ^tS?1 ^ftR Coffee-house, 5. ^T^i *TTfa^ C?W*, $ Coffee-mill, s. ^TSTl 5«|W|M *T3| Coffee-pot, 5. ^T<3"?TTWRt Coffer, s. ^TsT?", ttmj, 4TteRT? f%*5p" Coffin, s. n*T*TT?T, ^?TJ PT^ Cog, v. £fa«M1-*5r, Wl,^^i1, ^1 Cog, «. -5^Tnf?r #re ?n «ttI% Cogency, 5. *rf^, *n*r*fj, *ntt3F*r, gfTTOT Cogent, «. 7T£^rr«i, £f^*r, ^«t, Tfc^^:- Cogitate, w. ft^1-^, flw^1-^ [^^<5 Cogitation, $. fi><$1, %tfT^, *mral, ftrawl Cognate, a. *res?T^, TOT^, ^T Cogniac, s. %ot JTfo *njT*f [*ft€t Cognisee, 5, i^^Wf^ ^TflTCf THT^- ] COL Cognation, s. ^P**^, ^tf%, *TC¥ [tf?*T GST Cognisor, *. SfftTfTftft^y ^tf?TT:^Tf^ Cognition, *. ^U, C*T«f, M*SWt?T Cognizable, a. fttt'g^tJS, t^Tt^l" 5 ^^ Cognizance, s. t^5t"?T, t^l^TcsT ^•jHTOT^ Cognomen, s. *twft 9 ^T'tfJI, ^»R\sr| Cognominal, 0. ^3^T*rl, TftH^ tT^J^fcT Coif, 5. , srigT^1 R^T 4 1-^ Coinage, *. ^1 • ^T^1 f^^T«i ^?T«i 5 ^Tf^T Coincide, v. n. ^S"-^ ^-3\ ©1%?1-*f$ Collar, s. stmft, sfstt^W, jqjl, ^mt% Collar, v. a. tfcnTW-**?", ^ ^T\- Collect, v. TO?-^, T^-^ ^it^S"-^, Collect, 5. 7f\CW*f£rT^RTfe w f^ Collection, s. TO?,, TWT, Tsn^T^^snf^ Collective, a. *T^Xhr, WSraTtfJ Collectively, ad. *rec*T, ^irtfft? Collector, 5. ?Tf"5?T^, j^^T?"^, ^T^"- College, s. -5W^lf(, C5)*IV$t, fcWJVetH, Collegian, s. t6r JWTSPJC WtW, t^JTsff Collegiate, «. ftTfJT l TO*rTO ! t3 [^?1 Collet, 5. ^T^t?" £f^?"RT?, C-*TT*T ; W*T, ^^, ^J^» ^TSie? Colon, 5. ^T^f^eif^^ttcn^, *T*h ( : ) ; Colonel, s. frRJWC*T?r WJ^ [^"glvjt Colonise, v. tt.CTf*f*T^T-^,^5^rsr1%-*F?rl Colonization, s. C*PW3^, 3*r1§. ^T3T?f 54 ] COM | Colonnade, *. ^c^ sr^ **rfe, ^u< *r t- Colophony, s. *mj?i, £*T, *R1, *fwfc?T®n Colorate, a. frf^S, CWT*TR, TWR Colorific, «. TOTC*ff^3?T^, «"sF*nfr^ Colossal, a. 5^*, ST^T«. ^f^^t^T Colosseum, 5. ^ru ^^TC^^" f ^«, ^I^^t- Colossus, Colosse, 5. ^"^^f^r^ Sf^TrS Colour, 5. ^ jvf ; r.^^T^c^ ^f^srT- ^«fi"»1 ; ^SR?^ ; WcT, ^^1, *$mj Colour, v. "§"^1,^«jVi ^9F-^, f Column, s. ^r, ^T^ ; ^RTC^£f^t» caEfst, Columnar, a. ^^Tf f^, ^T^^«, Comate, s. Tfwt, f^^ ^, ^T^^T^t Comb, s. ^$V5W\, f^^^l, ^T"^t, C^*t- Comb, v. a.%ir&v5l, C^^f^T^-R^Jt^-^ Comb-brush, s. 1%?r«rl" ^t^p t^TTW^ Combination, s. CTT5f> f^^T, ^^J, T\3T?T Combine, v. ^J-^vfJl^-^, C^T^f-^ Combined, pa. ^^sT^fspff, 7T\¥^,i?^J Combustible, «. W\WJ, ^^m^^{*^^ Combustion, s. fft^J^I, ~m^^ ; 9f«WT Come, v. n. ^TsfSR-^, ^T^T^T, "51^ Comedian, 5. ^TI%^^1, C^^t»^T^5t,^t^ Comedy, «. ^T%^TT, ^T^T^Tl, ^^ [WW Comeliness, *. ^Tf%, cWt^^J, C^Tt^l ; ^- COM [ Comely, a. f^fj, STC^te?, *p&*f, ^sft Comely, ad. OTH*f?TC*T, ^S^E^f Comet, s. Sf5rC3Fv5, 3TT^ ^HTl Comfit, 5. ^^fsV^^TfWRI Comfort, v. a. ^Ttt^-C^f, ^t^T-TTt^^l-^ Comfort, s. ^t^m, ?1TI, ^TT^1, ^*r*R Comfortable, a. ^t^, -%^*W, ^T^TS^*? Comforter, s. 2fc^ w%^nr ti *r\*rewt? Comical, a. ^fftXTTSR^j "sret3?1, T>N*Rt Comment, Commentary, $. ^T^"J, 37W1 Commentator, s. wmw\7[, ft^T^T?", T>>- Commentitious, a. ^TC3;Tfn^", ^f**T§ 3 Commerce, v. n. 3"Tf«t®T-, 3p?1^g5Tr- Comminute, v. a. ljr«f-3>j €hfl-«>, SftfTT^-^J Comminution, 5. TjT«f, €T\Fl, Sf»TT3A3?*T1, W¥l, "5TT^T- Commissariat, 5. fcTC^nrs; ^T^T^Tfit" C^«jJ, Commodiousness, 5. Sf^^^l, ^^fC^rtf^T^I, Commodity, s. J3T, ^T^^t, fsrR*r*f3F, Commodore, 5. ^T ST^TSf ^C^<: ^i^*^ ?ri ^vfj^, Trtl^^ tTfc^j?: ^rf^r^fij- Common, 0. 3tt*rT?r«l, ^^t^? - , 2f^i%^ Commonalty, 5. 3TT*rRJ 3"1 7ft^T?:«l CWt^ Commoner, s. *fT^fcsr«& 3"1 ?TT*fT3' c i ^T^T= ^r^T^: 3-jf^ ; 1%ffjT*r?r^ fk€\n ^stfn Commonition, s. *fJlTr*{ ; ^^fC^^f, C5^^1 Commonly, ad. TTsTRJ^CfT, ^W1, *f5TS ^ Commonness, *, ^^TIT, ^rT^t^J^I, 2f^5j^ COM [ 56 Commonplace, a. ^TtSTRJ., ^M?" 6 ^ £f5f»te Commonplace-book, s. ^T7;7>7ft/ 3 irl%f%*fl' Commons, 5. ^W^Jt *TT7^?TT%rT7"«l *T3"ffi ^1 > Commonwealth, s. ?TP£T7' e i <$^&t 71 £J^>55" Commotion, s. t^^iff^ H^^7»T, 7t7*\5l Commove, v. a. 7JU-7>j ^f^T^^TJ^-T? Commune, v. ». ^T^JT^TT^-^, WT^l-T? Communicant, s. C7 ^C7; Communicate, v. ^T\$"-7?, 7»3", gfTTff-T? } Communication, 5. ftW*f?T, ftlfcs ^?T«I ; T'T^T'siTreT; «r^ [^ ^^^^tt? Communicative, a. ^T^T^, ^TT^rr^t, ^"gT- Communion, 5. T5l ; W^ m f\H Cvm^J^ ; *T§T7r, *T^*£ ^T«Tt*f Community, s. TTWT^ Q^S » *TT*fl"?T«! c*ft7?, T^TPfnr, apwf Commutable, a. ^Ute^ulT, ^"ff c^<^^-^r. a. nfl^-TS, 7*f*T-7? Oj^ Compact, 5. W?R*Ir$, f^TTO, fa7T7;«i ; Compact, a. WF, *f^, *R, "RTTa^ fr*I1, ^TT>1 5 *m^*f [7»fa Compactness, s. FTT51, ^fftT;, *RTl, ;T Company, 5. 7T«l<£*f^j 7Tf«i¥JT7T5F TfeT ; Company, 0. ?ft5F-7l, Wt-7*, t^T^-^ Comparable, a. ^*fcsnr, ^Pt^TT, ^Rt¥ Comparative, a. v5JTJ^T?t, ^TT^STJ 17X7- ^mc^i f^ftf?^; (degree) m gram. ^57; Comparatively, ad. *T5T55TJ?ifC*f, ^pRfiT Compare, ». w. *p1, R*Tl 3 ^*f*n-Cff, ^fT- ^Tl-^r, ^Tt^cnl-T^TiW-T* Compare, 5. $*T5Tl, TTiJ'TJ, n^TT^T^ 7^§[ Comparison, s. Tf7>T"TOT^ ; W^1, ^SfRl, ^rfff^r J ; ^T^HT^ ; (degrees of) ^^ Compart, 0. a. t7^T?f-7>", *K7*-7? t *Tt5Fl Compartiment, 5. f&CSTT" ^3T*f 71 ^*7 Compartition, s. TTf^TST 7>, C7^, CSI<\ 2f?F- f%«t-7l, ^T^f#?1-^? ; &[t^-X Compass, s. ^cT, ^SHJIT ; C5T?T, C7^, ^3» ; J COM Compasses, *. ^3T5fTirst^%2r CTTf'wpftJFf 71 ft^r^s ^TnTft -^firr* Compassion, s. 7»7«t1, T71, 7?*f1, c^TC [IT'S Compassionate, a. 7**TT7>7', WHTcT, 7>"?f«iT- Compassionately, ad. ?r"7l 71 C^^TST* Compatibility, 5. C^t^J^l^^^^lj^lT?^ Compatible, a. W^ ^T^, C^TT9f J,v5Tf^7rt#t Compatriot, 5. ^WTt^ ^^I]"*t"*ftir Compeer, s. 7Tsrf%77T'5:T7 T t, ^"Sft, ^TT^ft" Compeer, w. w. ^TJ-^ TrsfTT©-^; Compel, v. a. 3©T-7^ C^TT;-^', 7Ccn^-7S7l Compellation, s. ^T^T, 7f N^1, ^*Ttf^ Compendious, a. 7f\t%^ f WTr^Fj ^"^, Compendium, s. ff^JT^TT;, 3T\^^%7rT7"- Compensate, v. a.^t^FTT^^grf^iF©! CW, 2$mwi^-^, wrs 71 ^pn^ Compensation, s. £tl%WR, £Tf%TpwT, <^ft^- ^f7"«l 5 *fTt7C^TTX^ 7«4TJ*f5T Competence, Competency, s. 2f ; ^c ; r.£tt^77, ■RWT^", ^tf77^T7" *T\TT^ T^F r%, ^^^51 Competent, a. C^rTsfj, %*jT^;^rc^,gtTT?r Competently, «c?. ^^t^^T^C^, £f!57;^rc*f Competible, a. ^-^7^, Tf^T^ ^TTracTJ Competition, $. Ji7»7»^r?^1, ^f)7?*fWtt%- Competitor, s. jjTs^srf, ^Tf^fTfTfecTT"^, Compilation, 5. ^TT"^^ TfTT'Tr^'l' [^-7? Compile, v. a. ^TT^^-^T^K^^ra f\- Compiler, «. TrTT^'Sr^TRn, ^TW^7>«1 Complacency, s. gj^fg^l, *r^1§", T«rf^T, Complacent, a. £T^T"C ^f^%^ f*t^, ^T, Complain, ^, 7^"^7>f^-7>, tT'^TT'^f-^p^^-T?, Complainant, s. fatTTr^TTcFI , *%w£t, 7§f$- ?T^, ^Tt^ ,t r7^T Wf^PT^cTT^; CJVX Complaint, 5. f^C7Pf^, ^T^T^T, TpftTT?, Complaisance, 5. f*T^^1, TtfJ^I, f*f^T- UT7", 7Tl?rT"&T7", ^I^7:t7, ^7^ Complaisant, a. f*f^, Tf^J, ^*JT7"T7X ^> Complement, 5. ^"^«i%1 ; ^7"7^T\"*f [""ft^ Complemental, «. ^J<"7>", ^f^T^^ Complete, a. ^^^^^"sj^^nrT^jnTTf? Complete, v. a. sp^sf-TF, 3TT^-7?, ?T5TT^-^ Completely, ad. vUt^TTCT", ^f^fTwC^f COM [ 57 ] CON Completeness, s. ^ratf^f, T" 5 ^!, ^t^«TJ Completion, s. vSSTl [*f?1 Complex, a. ^J, Ufi$V, ^^3^, *fT3T- Complexion, 5. *r?tx?"3" 3t3;, ^"SfwtT, Compliant, a. €t, CTTT- wTT5f1> r.snsr-3?, ^-#T^fT#1-^ [CW^T?" Complication, s. re*rm, "HT^f, C*fT?, *tt3^ Compiler, s. Wi%*fn5l, ^3*T3~3Tq1 Compliment, 5. f*i"3j"n>T <", ^TWT, ^F$, $rai, ^^T3\, r.^T'sr ; v. ^1% ^3tt?-3* Complimental, Complimentary, 0. f*PJ><5l Complimenter, s. C^T^I, ^T33>, ^1%3?^1 Compline, s. 7\]V\^K^J W^Tf^" [st«i^1 Complot, 5. 3>3l%^ 3j[ ^Wj Complot, v. a. ~T\5-3>, CTTTsf-^, 3pTOT-3S" Complotter, s. 3jS3T3F "*FS 31 3/*r3«tT3F5l Comply, v. n. ?[W5-T 9 ^t3>T3"-^r§ft3>T3'-3S' Component, «. ^*rh^, ^C^KS*!"?" ji3?T\*r, 3^"t?i 3^ ^^iff^s ^ Comport, v. ^7-33", ^rsT^TJ^Hr-^ Comport, Comportment, s. ^T^3"«1, "£5R Comportable, #. ^5*PS~, 3"W, IT^fl-3?, fa*r Composed, j9a. 0. 3l"3T, ^Tt - ^, fC3", Sf^t^ Composer, s. 3>, CeTf?T- ¥l Jit "$t§T? 31 Compost, Composture, s. ^T3" 5 *TT3;sr[fi> Compost, v. a. ^V$-C ^HT ^$3f 3l-3> Composure, s. t33J, t^37 ; *fnr*ttfi>, Compotation, s. Tf^nt^^^^TW ^1^353" «l Compound, a. *f??" 3'T3' 6 1-35 Comprehensible, a. C3"TSf5fSTT, 33W3"T*fX Comprehension, 5. C3T3", ^T^3'f T 5'. t: 5I33'T- Comprehensive, a. 3\5, 3J^^_, ^T^T^^» [3"«1 Compress, v. a. #% UT^. TfT3", 1^W\51, Compress, 5. ^tfT^3W^T 5Tt? 31 *n>t Compressible, a. f3"sr^t?T, ^^^^^tlT Compression, 5. 5T*f^j 1TT3^' J , •*Tn>3>3'«t Compressure, s. "^T^, ^T^", TfT rT^3^, Compulsatively, ad. C3; C3 Comrade, 5. 3^, faar, ^T?ft, ^TT^, C^T^t^ Con, ciT^t^ ^»T3:Tir contra 3TC3>J3T ^C^^5' ^I^fte 13"^f#t^ ; v. «. ■STC^TC3T?T-fs¥l~3* Concamerate, v. a. t>*fwTl, for»TTH-35 Concatenate, v. «. ^^"^I 31 C^f^W-^ Concatenation, s. ^^ml, *J§Jrrei, ^fr Concave, a. ^W^tT^f^, RciT^3^ Concavo-concave, a. Ft"#C9f c^ttcT [^t*T1 Concavo-convex, a. Ji^f^TSf C^TT^T tij^t^C^f Concavity, s. c^T^, ^T^fTjWJ?" ^3J^T^t CON [ Conceal, v. a. ^^J, CSfMC^-jK, S^-W, Concealable, a. C9fT*Rt?T, T^eft?., ^Wt- Concealer, s. C^T^^T^T?:^ eT^tl ^ Concealment, 5. C^T^f^T, STCSfT'W, 7^1% Concede, v. a. ITR, Vt^-"^, TT^-R, WTvf, Conceit, 5. STT^T, ^^T, C3T%T, ^f^"l, Conceit, ». a. C3T,, R"^H3>, ^T^^ir Concernment, s. 37T*fT?", ^^T, J ^r, l>TT^r Con citation, s. ^'STl*?^, SX*wk\ Conclave, s. ^l^l^WZ^J snffigf Conclude, v. a. f^eff*-^, ^f^PS"-^, *T*TT- Concludent, a. faf*^, "R^^ [nST^T^ Conclusion, s. *{f$vr%, ^lf%, Pf^T"^,, Conclusive, a. 2$]WJ, C^, "R^^,^T^ Concoagulate, w. «. sfTTJ-'SR-^srsn, 3"*Tl Concoct, v. a. #«i-3Sr, ^t^- - ^, ^f^-^ 58 ] CON Concoction, s. W\f% *f1?r*ft*F, il^T¥,>i!^Tf%2fTlT Concurrentness, 5. .ii^'^t^, ^3^"t^"^1 Concussion, s. ^TC^fT^f^ C^W, ?&'**{, F^ Condemn, v. a. TJ^r, CWTTt - -^, ^^f^T^t Condemnable, fr, ^lientf^" [^TT-^ Condite, ». a. 3TcT^«i-^ ^T^T^T^r^:- Condition, 5. «f«l, f^"?^ f^tfr^:*?^ C^T^Y, Tf^lt ; ^^T^", ^^^1, Tf^TI, 9ff5", ^Trf Conditional, «. Trf^?^ C^tftl^^Tft^' [2^ Conditionary, «. f^irt^f^, t^sfr f?T^ £ff%*i Condole, v. ^^^S^-iT^S^rt-^ <1 ^T^f-^ CON [ Condolement, s. §&£% C*ft^, C$W, *TC?T Condolence, s. c*lr^3*^ gfRTTSf 37 4^rf%S *TC5, Confederate, v. a. ^T^fw-i^J-C^^-^ Confederate, s. *ret?, 3T3FT/, *TTsfr, ^\ x ft Confederation, s. $^J, C^rTsf, 3T1%, CST^T Confer, v. ^mT^-^T^mT-^C^Tfa-^- Confinement, 5. «»T?T3"5i, Tf^"C^'Tf^5 Conflagration, s. Tff^, ^"JT^^tfir, ^^rftf Conflict, v.n. 7fir?r-7fWt , 5r-a. ^^SW^rf, ^rt'SJ'^rt Confuse, v. a. ^^fo^-^S^^-^t^-^, Confusion, s. ^f^^^l^I^TH, C^Tcf^rt^I Confutable, a. *ff$Wjtfm, «^r^? [/$"$* Confutation, s. *fftxrj, ^TT^Jf*T-"^ Congestion, 5. WIT, ^% fr?f*f Conglaciate, v. a. ^T?-31*T, ^^p-STST Conglobate, v. a, ^T*T-f T*T, 3T>1 , CStt^Tf 1§ Conglobation, s. vST^T ^^3^, 1^3? Congruity, 5. ?rsn»T3, ^sne^T, C^rel Congruous, a. ^3^% C3T?fT, ^f^5" Conic, Conical, a. ^J^tf f%, ^'jT<[>f% Conjector, 5. ^«g^TRT3;3? Conjectural, a. ^tsnr, ^5 ^3t3T*f7 Conjecture, s. ^I^T^ ^-£53", (TCTSf/^TT*- 3?^r, rrrI [C3f*f-^ Conjecture, #. n. ^•£srt?T-3S', ^ST^R - -^ Conjecturer, 5. ^^"R^TTl, ^^^^^T?^ Conjoin, v. a. ^\T^\ e i\-^ i %&, f^f©T [rat%^ Conjoined, pa. ?f\^3>, *r\, 3\5, OTff-^, *rt^3i «r^"?r w«t-W Conjugation, 5. 3^f, 3 31 Conjunct, a. f^t%3", *T\^J*l>, *T\3^F Conjunction, s. CTTt^T, fsr*T, fsT*R, *T9F*r, Conjunctive, «. ST ^!^ ^?"«1T«T, ^"^p5"?I- Conjunctly, ad. ^\W ^1 7T\^J"^*f Conjuncture, 5. "f^^ 31 3THf3? ^r"5T"?r, C^Tt^T Conjuration, 5. ^^SfM, "SftlFl, "5T3, ^' s 1, ^\ Conjure, v. a. C^\T{ ^ff^^T^To&T^TO^I Conjure, v. n. ^1^-"^, ^"«1 31 SlfJ-^P Conjured, _pa. ■ Jc t^f r ^T?:T3'W, *t*f^3^)" Conjurer, s. 7[§^,CSv{ , ^\, i faWtffi~®,W- Conjurement, s. ^Tf?T ^IW*t [Tf^p, t^t%^, 7f\^ J Connex, w. a. ^\W^-^, t\\~^-C^1^-^ Connexion, 5. CSTTSf, ^^W, Tf'M^ [SiT^rl Connivance, s. cwf<*?ri *Tl C^<^T, UTt^Hl ^1 Connive, .w. ?i. CTtt*5"T^J-^", ^"^C^f^-^ Connoisseur, s. #^, ^T^t, Q"«iWW Connubial, a. t^Ttf^^, t^^t^T^wt? Connutritious, a. Tf^^r^'^Tt^'^' Conoid, 5. $3T, ^^T^-^", fWS Conquerable, a. (MV, ^TTT^^^l"?! Conqueror, s, ^t, tt^"5t, l?"?r^T<:^ Conquest, s. ®??, 1w, *f?TSI?, ^pC^ Consanguineous, «. ^t^ ^C^rT^St [Tt1^ Consanguinity, s. ^11%^", ^^TT^^I, ^T- Conscience, 5. 1%W ^vTJTf%£fTir Consentient, a. TiHH, ^^^fe% lil^FTCR? Consequence, 5. ^^f^, ^^?, ^RT^ TprasTsf, *p*t, ^RsrR, "fir?, cyfV^ Consequent, «. ^STf'SfSfV, ^*pn<£T, "S^fS" Consequential, a. ^cT^F, ^T?t, OT"3:3TR Consequently, «e?. ^«T% ^^^^ ^1%- Conservancy, s. "s^jn^n JW<\K*fcV\f^ Conservation, s. ?;^cf, <^eiT£3^«j Conservative, a. ^W^T^t, ^^t^^/^"^ Conservatory, s. 3^1^ R, ^Tf-^lT ^R Conserve, s. csn"?r^1, ftr^l"^ f^< (of roses) 3"cW^, ^'^T' jc f^t Conserve, v. a. CsrT^I-3^ f^^T^" *tt f^WS- Considerably, «6?, ^1%, 3^, ^j%' w ni Considerate, a. l3T3^t, 3i%5iR, %\j, ?T3"- 3*, 55R3R, 1^ C3r§nl, srsfa [*t<£^ ^r *[3T3^r, "5nRt- Consign, v. «. *T5r*f«l-^, ^T?K*f [*Rtf^ Consignment, s. Tf^r^fcf, $f^R, sff^S"- Con similar, «. ^TW^ ^Tsre^TT, ^T^TT^T Consimility, s. *nif *TJ, ?TW! [jprjre-3: Consist, v. n. ^*$^T, $tT35", 3^T, t%^", v5- Consistently, ad. ^*f^*F?K*r, ^^1X3 Consistorial, «. 3^T?f^'Tl3'31I^' 31 $r^?P?- Consistory, 5. SfssTJT^ SR^T^ [€1"?T Consociate, 5. ^\*ft, ?r#t, ^tsjt [-3* Consociate, v. a, -3* Consolidation, s. if 7 ^<[«| 31 ^3^T, "SR^T3, Consonance, s. ^sr^J, v3g«T7T5"1 Consonant, a. ^fSTs 1 , C^Tt^TJ, ^f^^ ^J- Consonant, s. 3J^R,, "^^T, W, -% [^Tt^ Consonous, a. sjsTRJ ^T«Tt", Tf^^TTr^' *iW Constancy, s.fewj, ^^T^c^T, ^H5", t^^J^I Constant, a. f^J 9 ^tft, t^^J, W^^TTq Constantly, ad. Tf&Tl, ^^^ 9 f^<57, f^?T^ Constellation, s. <"TPt, ^TS^, ^T"3"T^T^ Consternation, s. ^'^vH^^t^^lJ, Constipate, r. a. 1%\5-|^ft^-'5I^'-^ ; C^T^- Constipation, s. f^t^ 31 ^r^ ^^5iT_, smfl- Constituent, «. ^fT^^J^, *pt, ^"cnS?, ^"T- Constituent, 5. 'RC^rTSi< 5 ', C£f<[5»_, M^T^1 Constitute, w. a. f^CTTT^r-^', C£f3;«l-^, ^"^Tfifj 3"W- Construct, v. a. f^ssrf*!-^ Sffc, *f^ stlR- - ^ - Construction, s. f^TTei^q, 9f^ 5 $"^1 ; n^T^Tt^ ^*f, "STTC^r ; in gram. ?TS(t?T Constructive, «. sffcfar, fa^H^TsfJ Constructure, 5. sjT, ^sq;Tf*W, vifsrT^r^S Construe, v. a. ^*N?F, ^T'3 , T^, Consumer, 5. «4fTff ^, *0"\T^, ^T*t^ [^ Consummate, v. a. ^"sjef-^ ^^^"-^T^lT'^'- Consummation, 5. sp^T^R, "§* JT*P*> ?T- Consumption, 5. 1 i^r^?:«l, ^ITC^T^ *W1 Consumptive, a. WWf?Tt, ^"i"*T3>, ^^T- C 9 ^^ 9 ^P3fl>, , 3T^^f^" Contamination, 5. ^T^f^vJl, ^^^l^ ^c^W Contemn, v. a. ^^"-'^^'^1-'^ s t1-C"5:T«^^f, I^^T^t^, Contemporise, ?;. «. 7f^^t=ft^-^ T'SF^'T- Contempt, s. ^^^^1, ^^^1, ^"t^^T, Contemptible, «. v5^"^?, C^7 Contiguous, a. ^Rf%^, ?rnrfV^§¥, f^T> Continence, Continency, 5. fsfraf^TTsa", Continent, s. ^t*T, ^T^t^t' 5 f^f^f%^^f^ Continent, a. fe^f^^, C5T"t"£\5"l,aiT\5lj «TT^ Contour, s. ?£pQ<{ CS)v{ 9 5fv5^, ^TO7% Contra, ^Rf fY'Sj^^f [ttCnS Contrariwise, a^Z. ^I^J^I, ^jf^^CST, ^#t- Contrary, «. f 2ttl5t?r Contravene, v. a. £ff%^T5f-^, ^Jt^T^"-^, Contravener, s. £ft%C^"T?f^^1 [3"T*f1-^ Contravention, s. ^JT"5T^ ^T5fl, ^il?^, fsTC^Sf, ^r%^^r, ^^JQlT5?"«l [^^TtTft Contributary, «. vfj^Tfwr^ft^ -il^t^'T©?- Contribute, v. C^$~Z, ^\*r-CTf, "lt?1-CPT 5 Contributing, ^a. ^^^?T, ^^f^T^t, ^"^"T? Contribution, 5. ^t^, ^1, *ff^ ^T\*T, t%f^TT«tf^R [CTTT^T Contributive, «. Tft^^TJ, TfT^t?T, C^f«5T- Contributor, s. TtW, C^T "STT^t^" Tl "5TTTT TfT"? Contrite, «. TJ'JT^^T^ ^TJC^fT^ ^ff- Contritely, ao?. ^[^[ : 5tM"5?Er«f, C^lf^lf- Contriteness, «s. ^•£C*fT^r| , ^T^T^T, C^W Contrition, s. TT"^ ; ^^T^ «t?"T^r^^", Contrivance, s, ^"^^[l, ^T?, C^t*teT, «> TT?37. $C\V*, ^T^ToI, Contuse, v. a. ^»5*i1, CSf^Tl, G"i"£, "STTvF, Contusion, 5. CF[T>, 3TicTf*t?r1, ¥\5, ^sftFS Convalescence, s. ^1%1 3 ^TC?Tf9T5l, C^T^f- f^f T^ 9fto5T*T*tTT, ^TT^TTT Convalescent, «. ^"^, ^ir^TsfJ, ^TtTT^t Convenable, a. ^*{W& 9 *t^&mj, C^TsfJ Convene, v. *FRW&-^i 7n»1-^> \STf^?1- <5TR, ^^-«> €1-^ Convenience, s. ^5*T^F3T|, '"Sf^l,^^^"!"^ Convenient, «. C^W, ^*f^^ ^^ ^TcT, Conveniently, ad. ^^\^W ^jf 5 *"? 31 ^ 3lT3WI, Conversative, a. ^T^Tt^ <1 ^"J^^T < ^T^wt? Converse, s. ^TT^TT^, ^^"^?, ^"Rtlfl Converse, v. n. tt^T^"-^, ^T^TT^T-^, _, ^T^^ TST*f*I^T1 9 ^_ T^" Convoy, v. i^TC^Vc^-iTl, ?^T$f*r#t-^" Convoy, 5. *tW$ J^ ffiwtt Cookery, s. vtfw ^T*n Coop, 0. a. 4t^TiT ^1 f*f^C?T ^"-^ ^It- Cooper, s. f*T*TT^t?% c\ST9f, ^ Copperas, 5. vS^r<3r, vj^ ^ftnfl, €l"?TT^^: Copper-boiler, 5. v|t3"T^r ^Tvg1, C\5"^T Copper-plate, 5. v^f^^" ^St^" v& -d^Sf, ^£ *illN^ Cordial, a. CSZM\7T^ 3 C*ftfS§"^ ; ^^*fl>, Cordiality, s. ^T^J, C^l^WJ, £f«l"?T Cordially, 0^. 3TT^^ ^T^ ^p^T Corinthian-order, s. sjXTfW" f^M t^TTH Cork, 5. ^1^C*t^" 45 ^^*T; ffe*ft, ^®t Corkscrew, 5. c*fc, f%*ft C^ft^Tl C^"5 Cormorant, 5. ^<^cT *T wl ; C*fT;3?, 3"^»3> Corn, s. SsrmJTt%, *fTJ, ^TRTSf; ^\51,^TT?1 Corn, v. ©W^F-Jr^*!-^; TfT^TWRI-^ Corn chandler, s. ^J^J^Ttit, *fTT Jltc^p- Corn-field, 5. ^j CW4, C-W [^1 Corn-land, s. ^ftTTJT^tW ^fs[ Corn-mill, s. ^J ^TW1 ^T^1, "St^V Cornea, s. in raa. ^ft'SpSS^, "&!??" Wt^f Cornelian, 5. ^TT%^, srT5Rj| £T3 ; ^^"fa Corner-stone, s. "5TC?T?r C^Ttl?" *fT3f?" Cornet, 5. £«| fw1, ^ift ; *5C$r$Jf[T&J Corneter, s. ^pf Cornigerous, a. "^frf*^, ?f%\ Cornucopia, s. <$^ft"?T ^^Y C*f€tT Coronal, *. tt^s§; *F3Pf "STfcTl ; sr^^^far Coronary, «. ^sTSfa^^Jftl [^«1 Coronation, 5. ^"T§iJTt%ir^"> "^TSj sr^»T> stf- Coroner, 5. ^-sfsrT^ ^5T$ "f3Tf£3>"e1 6 ] COR Coronet, s. *1 H>#tT> Corporal, s. ^T^3?, 'sravTPftTr Corporate, a. Tfc^r^ - , *ftH\fw&, ^Tt^t?: 6 ! Corporation, s. ^<5f f1$'^'5: Corroborate, v. 7fW-W, ^r\^t 9 f^T-^ ; , f £t- Corroboration, 5. TfT^J^ ^^«l, ^gf^t^ ^1 Corrode, v. a. WS-'w, ^"1, ^rT^TTl-^rl Corrodible, Corrosible, a. ^?«Pl"?r, , Corrupt, a. ^"3>, ^^ "sp*f, 5"r*J^, ^t?rC*T Corruptness, s. ^3>W\, T^^l ; *T"51 ^T3" Corsair, 5. ^CJ¥1 Coruscation, s. T5^t%, "S^W, t^TJT^R Cosmetic, s. ^WJl^, SfT^ *TT®R J37, ^*- Cosmical, a. 3pfj Tff^ ^Jf^T"$ 2ft^; Cosmogony, s. >i|^C?rts.*ff%> BfStATfsp" Cosmographer, s. I^JfaeRW^rl Cosmography, 5. 1^3"«fa 1^Jf7l, ^sr^^ ftW 71, T*TT7T; ^?Tl,?Ft; ^5 Couch, v. *nw-^ ^r^-^TT, sp1 [*3 Couch, s. *r*7i, ^jw, <^i, ^3 *rr\m Council, s. 3^1, jm ?Ts1, ^^THTT, ^^t- Counsel, 5. ^f?-T^% ^Tl«l1, ^j%, *T^Tl ; ^f^ 1 ?fT\si, ^^t^r [^r^Ti-^ Counsel, w. ^f^t^^f^.-sr^e,!.^ ^ .^ Counsel-chamber, 5. "ST^I 7T1 *T f"^t'5[ ,e ff«f'5r5' Counsellor, 5. sf^T^'V, ^rft, T^tT^ 5 COU [ 68 Count, s. tffiiTfl, ^4TJ1, ft*Tt7 ; *Tt? *1 crtf^ ^"TTf; f 5TT^[ Wfa frc*ra [5^1-^ Count, v. 5f«Rl Tl T\rj Countenance, s. ^fTT, 'ZWZ, ^TfW, W, <5^ ; ^*r<5T?r, ?rRT7j Countenance, v. «. ^T^faT-^,^*Wir-^, Countenanced, s. TTt^T^J 31 £ff%*ftwrW¥i Counter, s. ^JJ1 ; *T\«*fiPI ## ; C^t^Tf^T Counter, «e?. ^ ^gTJ^I?- Counterbalance, v. ^mj*if$^e\-*1^W-W CounterbufF, u. £ff^"5TT'5'-^P, ^c^T^T^-^ Countercbange, s. vtfjtftifr, "fT^i^, ~^T- Countercharm, s. TT3J £f j%3?t?T HIT Countercheck, s. efforts*, ^TfW, *TW Counterevidence, s. 7Tt1%?: f^rfte ^TT^ Counterfeit, a. ffey^f^V, 1^J1 , ^tT^T ; £t"7$£^, fcsf; {plugged coin) OS^t T?T«>1 Counterfeit, v. a. ff%*T7l ^f^^-T?,^- Counterfeit-coin, 5. ^f^H "STJI, ^T^TT? W Countermand, v. ^1^1 ^RJ^I-C^M-^ Countermarch, s. gfSJTtfSR, WI SLTT*^ Countermarch, v. gfSJTs^R-^, f^fC^-^T^ Countermine, s. *r^\5CW?T ST^^T^^W Countermine, ». «. €"C^ '^T^TT^-'^", #^T- Countermotion, s. gff%fpT *ft% Counterpane, «?. 'TOT^TW^', *TT*T3ft*ff3r Counterpart, s. £f%OT*f, £f^W*T, Sf%- Counterplea, s. £f1%7TTT, 2F5J3?" [1%f*T Counterplead, v. 1^"7W"£f1%7lTf-^, ^*f- Counterplot, 5. ^' Courser, 5. *^^ 9fT^t ^^, C5TI\5 CTtC^?T C5TT\51, C^T\5 CT^W 7TSTIT7 Coursing, s.\?mf€tWT^1 ^"7^^ *ft^T?T Court, s. 7T® ^, "7tSr 7T^t, JfT7Tj, 7J7^t^, ?tSf 7T^1, ^FT^f^, 7>mTft ; Court, v. a. ^WC^T^T^-sftl^-C^:- C£TH-^;%^T5T^1-^, gfTWl-^, C^1-^ Court-day, 5. ^"^T?T #^T, ^WT^ra?" #7^T Court-house, 5. ^ntt«T^5 TT$, ^TWlt? ^?T Courtyard, «. £tTW«i^W^^ITfw^1, ^T#T Courteous, «. ^^T7t^TF7" j ,^' 8S Tt^7f^J, Courteously, «c?. f*f^T^^^ [f^ffe Courtesan, s. C7*f J1, 7T7tW^1, ^^1, ^ft Courtesy, «. tt^Ts?^ 7f^ J^1 ,^*rt»T^1 , f*f- Courtier, s. 7J© ^^T^^,^IHt^J, ^f^TT?, F77TTt j f?f1 £fT«f% 77% CRA [ 69 ] CRA Courtleet, s. ^T^tfl Tl Sfftwtft WtWtft Courtlike, a. *pF?T, *n»J, f*t^, *[*ft *T Courtliness, 5. aflERrt, f*t^TT5T?, ^*ft*P5l Courtly, «. ?T»T^;, ST^T^^W^tT ; Tf^J, Courtmartial, s. "ST^f ?T»1, foc^T? 1 1^5 T?T- Courtship, s. ^"feftsf^TSRl m^"^,, ^t?P5l, ^^faj Cowardly, «. ^t^, ^?r*RF, ^fa ; ^5^" Cower, v. ». ^ra ^^r\51%^?r^ Cowry, or Cauri, 5. <^*fw, rTWl Crab, 5. W^ 9 ^t^l ; fsfw ^JT% ; T*r- Crabbed, 0. ^fi^ <5 , ipfa, ft?", ^^«f-^, vt-'Z Crackbrained, a.^5\f%, c*r*f1,*TT*T*iTft?n Cracker, 5. ^Wl,?r1^?n>t,ftw^,WTf¥^ Crackle, v. *pT>a *r^f-^, "F$X-t&, fV\5\-

^, S^^U^, ^f, ^"5?"5 *i^ Crag, 5. ^T\Slt, ^tf*f ^^ t*T^ ^W^t ^$tZ, ^f#¥1 ^ff^^T?: Crankle, v. ^^^C^f ^TlV?n-*fv?, [^*fl"-

, f^f^ Cremation, 5. if T^ 3"1 ^inf^rK ^$ «l, WT^ Cremor, s. "£CSfim, arTW f&$ *ZV&\*tf3% ^1 ft^f Crest, 5. ^1, -sr^rw^ f^ii^ 9 ^^, Crested, a. TJvSl ^fM^I "^fH^ M^ft Crest-fallen, a. ^t^ ^1 ^f^^rt^f^, tt^Sj , Crestless, «. Tf^rT^Y^ ; ^F,^5" [^^T^ Cretaceous, a. <%T^tfsf Crevice, 5. ?rW,1%F,TpTf^1, f*f vf^ ; WT\51 €T1% G^T^n Crier, s. C"SlTW, cf^t?"U1, C5rt^«lT^51, Crim. con. criminal conduct "^t^f^C*?^ Crime, 5. «tT^^, ^*f?T^, "J^^^ Cf T^T, ^t^T, "snti?, ^-^t^ 5 ^^ft? Crimeless, a. T^ftSTR", t^^T^ft,^^^^ Criminal, a. ^^T^f^T^f, TOfT^", CTft^t Criminal, 5. CWtTt ^jfw, CTfTft, ^*f?TTsft Criminal-court, 5. C^SffiTflr ^TitT^T^ Criminal-law, 5. if ^J^^1, C^SfTrTtt ^"tt^r Criminality, 5. ^sr^nrtf^^l^ Ciftfw, ^T^f Criminate, v. ^^$l*t\-i 9 cw^ ^j<\ Criminatory, a. ^^?:T^^t#", Cifm^T'?!^ Criminous, a. W%> 9 CifT"€t, CWT"^^ Crimp, a. \k^], ^t£G] 9 ^J^VU \\- "afvpl ; s. ^f<$ZW$ ^T#?T?T1 Crim pie, i\ ^"^75^-^, C^T^vSl, C^t^1 CRO [ 71 Crimson, Crimosin, s. G^ftftt *% C^tfJ ?T*M 31 ^t»T ?W, 3^ ^*T Cringe, *. <5[1% TTWRR, ^R^T3"*j3<3S- %*ft*rai, ^3 ^t%, C*TRR?f Cringe, v. 3**R1-R3>1 Crinkle, v. C3*t3>f^"?n-31, <3?T^1-*f\5" Crinose, Crinigerous, «. C^R"*!",, 3*RT; cR5>\£l, ^v; 3>1%^, *n^ *fv5l ; fc»Rp1, ^1^1 Crispation, 5. T5R3" 31 C#t^\Fl 3R«1 [f^ Crispness,Crispitiide, s. 3>f$£^^" 3 C3*T«?\£T- Criterion, s. c^«i, ^g^R^T R&RJ ffr^ *rW*fjraR*F 1w [13T33?)" Critic, 5. 9TC^?T ^«lT$rq f3C3^, OtT3> 31 Tjl\5 3>Tt3*3T 3"3 Crock, s. "spaR «TT4, ^W IT ttf% Crockery, *. ^1%ift3", ^^^Y, ^\5*T 31 ■5Tl%?T5T Crone, s. 3^1 c*nft ; f iTCsTf ^1 3ft, *rT*fr, Crony, 5. 3^! \prT, ^lT3«ft ; C*R*TTcTC^?T -^3^ *fT?^ 3tft ; 3tvF5r$Z*t , 3^^!^^ Crookedness, s. ^TW^S, 'zffivilt'], 3^»^1 Crop, s. *\fs$?[ «?fcn 13" ^«ft ; «4T% WW, Crop, v. 3*fi>, it^, c^w, ^ ^rt^"^ 3T3* ; v. a. 3^3^^ *8"fa-3^ 3T3^-CTt ; ^TTT1-^, Tf§^ 9 3^Tt- 5 C^TTC^^-^" Crown, s. 3W^T^T, m^R Stfft ; 1%^, Crown, v. ^ti^-^ ^TSfTTf^^^"-^, ^« f^^-C^Tf^V-^ ; ?Rm-3^ f^^f^-3^ Crown-glass, s. f^r\5"f3R ^^^T ^R^1 Cruciate, v. a. ^«l1-CTf, CW*t-(R 9 TfS^t-CTf Crucible, 5. t^"^7ft3l%^rl', ^TR^Y, Tiift Crucifix, s. -£tC"3>3' ^^ ^^ ^^C3T3" ^f^ Crucifixion, 5. ^p*t ^^5" ^S^ d?^TT3?r% "^wT 3^T ^^T^ ^*t ^TWR Crucify, v. «. ^^*T ^^"-3^, ^^3^1^% 31 ^3"tf t% -afaWV^r^ ^1^1 Crude, a. ^T«?^ ^*TRs ^T^T, 3^R1 , ^^«T Crudeness, Crudity, s. ^{^^^1 ; ^JR, ^m^, ^®tR [3^^ ^TRT Cruel, a. &$, 1^Tf?, t^^3", 3*fe, f^f^^ cue [ Cruelty, s. ^^1, R*fWl, f^&«rel Cruet, s. f*rf*t\, -$KW f*t¥l ^Tt^eft^ft?" Cruise, v. fWWtt^rTO lit^TCSf vjpw-^ Cruiser, s. fa«Wtt^ft ^ C^IW» SiWSi Crumb, s. *f|^ W^?* C^"fa«TT\*r ^ ^1 Crumble, v. a. ^«K*\Fl-3* % «*T$ * -TN^U-^ - Crummy, «. C^T^, $?\5l"sr?T Crumple, v. rft^l, ?Tt?" ^Tt Crush, v. «. 3£I?, fi^, ^T% C^PTI 31 T[^r-^ ; 3*T-, C«*rt3l, W^ Crustaceous, a. Wtc#, ^T^r^r^F ; $fn£*HF Crusty, a. Wi«T*HF, 3*1^1, ^^*T Crutch, 5. *pj 3J1%3' "S^RTE^f 3ft?" 31 TT3 Cry, v. ^^-C3;T^-3*, 3^T*f, ftcTT*?-^ ; CSrr3«l1-, ft3*, C"STT3""ST{^, ^tws^?" Cryptic, Cryptical, a. &*£, fjTTsf, ^s^Pf^ Cryptography, 5. ^^t^W t%<3[ 13"WJ1 Crystal, s. 3^pfi>¥, 3*T£, 13X^3 [t^TT"£3^T3>, wfH^iT?, ^^ Crystallize, ». 3T["&'3V^ 31 - FStWTl 3W *Tf3*rT«l Cube, 5. li(C3"T> ^WT«1 3^; *fT"0", *fT*T1 Cubeb, s. *Ttewif^, 3>T3T3fWt [f 1% Cubic, Cubical, a. f^TC^T? "F^CWT^ 3?£33> Cubit, 5. ^-5® *ft?faH ^^ ^T^ ^fHfW Cubital, 0. 43? ^ TffsC ^3* ^T^ 1, *TT3^ Cucumber, s. ^^fl, f«*T3l Cucurbite, s, ^3:3 ^t^t^r^T^ t^C^^ 72 ] CUN Cucurbitacious- plant, 5. c?^1 iflT^I, ^1 Cud, 5. uT'Sir, rn^j, ^5ft?^ ^mttw" Cudden, Cuddy, s. 51^1, ^J, C^t?T?", "sr^f Cuddle, t>. ©TTt%¥1-Qlt^,C^tCcT-^, C^^-^" Cudgel, $. W*r?T, 9f^1, ^TT^, C^W1 Cudgel, v. «. cWi, 9fTft5rT^-^ *rrj£-srt?[ Cue, 5. Ji^m C^Ti%3T?: 3"# ; C*f"3* ^Tsf, Cuff, s. •ar^jf^rt^, 1%^r, ^, ^t*ff ; T&- Cuirass, s. W*fT^1, 3TO3; ^tCHTTTlj "^t^f- Cuirassier, 5, Tf^f^f t^r^T, ^*ft^TSfTH' Cuish, 5. Wif3^?J1 ^T^- Cull, v. 3t¥, 15^, 3TfwHl-^T6 [€tlT Cullender, *. WT^^t, "5T»T^t, 3;T3T?"1 Cully, 5. -srag 2f^Tf?^ 31 2f3f%^5" 3jf^ Culm, s. *tf$F§ Tprf ^"?r»Tl ; ^«|T#?T ^1 , Culmen, s. f*r^T3",^9f ^K, ^1^1 [f^ Culminate, e?. 5^?: ^T3Jt"^T:3:C's > f Cunning-man, s. t^3^, ^f s l3«', ;§TR CUR [ Cup, s. *ffa *rte, ^fft 9 c*fTrt*ri o«t-^ Cup, v. a. TsrcW3", "W- Cupidity, s. <5-, ^r^T ; Wl? ^^f Curl, s. irsj c<$*t, cR, ST^tf Currently, arf. £f5?Tv]^C*f, gf&^WCI' Currentness, 5. ^cTf^ 5^^C, Tt^T^T *i ^ :; 3" Curricle, *. wt C"5TTv5T"f ?TT^t ^C^^ Currier, s. i »\^7\^ ) "^^^T^, Hsrt?T, *5rf^ Currish, a. ^<55?T^, ^W^T^^t^iill Gurry, v. "&^"-cwT^f, "5^" ^f^"^T?:-^ ; Curry, ,?. ^J-®^, ^J"^^ C3"3Ttf%, ^' s? f^?: c J Currycomb, s. <^1, cWt^ ^^ ^ITW^t Curry-favor, v. ^^^f%-^, C^ft^TT^Pf-^" Curry-stufF*. ^TeT^^TeTl, ^^r^l© [^«|1 Curse, 5. *TT«T, ^f^^T^^^J, C^^T,^^, Curse, v. *TT*f, *fM-C^"5T^3-^ ; FS«^-Cit Cursed, pa. ^5rf»*r^: 5 m^^,^^"^ Cursedly, aa*. ^1%^^^% 'J^rT 5 J^'<^ Cursitor, s. 'sr^T^T^^t^^ C^^ [C^Ttf^ Cursorily, aa 7 . ^ ^^f^'^cf Curtation, s. ^TTrT^^re ^WJ TJ?^ .Curtsy, 5. 3Tft*TTETi%*r Cuspated, a. ^Jtf l%,^TST, ^TtfTtT Cuspidate, »j. *^T?r^l"W-^ C^t f^r?r-^ ; "JF, ^^«1-^ ; (£0 pieces) m, c^tT> ; f^, ewf) TT>1 Cutaneous, Cuticular, «. "5^" ?T^Wlir ; (disease) *fT5$1, C*TT*TTf^ [<5T*F, ^T^ Cuticle, 5. *r?rtc1 ^Tf& t^JTtW" Cutlets, s. f^TW^f £t^ ^T\^ ^T^1 Cut-purse, 5. tfTt^ 1, fsHH ^1 Cutter, 5. *Tt^9fTf^ "^J Ht^tSi ; cm^, Cutthroat, s. f*f?iX**br*5, #^ "5IT^^, ^FT- 5^Tt^, "STT^^a ^7, *pt, ft^jJT ^"Jfe Cutting, 5. , f^.ff^J Cuttle, 5. ^TnppqWfsnft ; "%*fa ^jf¥, Cycle, s. Sftst, T?3^ CitTwf, ^3*^ ^3^ Cycloid, s. csfT«T ^f^ C$tt*TT ^^ Sf^T?: ^pl Cymbal, 5. ^nstsf, ^IST, n1%?1 Cynanthropy, 5. ^s^gr^sfos" Swe^lj^fT- Cynic, Cynical, a. Cfrt^STTSFtft^t, 1^i*ft Cynic, 5. frffaffa <5RT*TT*r7 SI ftsOT Cynosure, s. ^qc^^^ vSTfTl Cypress, s. ^ ftx*^ ; r/*tT<£ 7W Cyprian, a. tsTgf^ §*P^t*f *T Wt^ ? *• ^1 at? ^hji, ^i?t, trjd% 3 fw^rr^T Cyprus, 5. vfiffl ^t"ci *f^S3ffsc*f?r Cyst, *. C3>T^ *TW C^TvSl, *T«5$ WTI% Cytisus-cajan 3 5. ^W£ 9 'QfrpL'g Czar, 5. 35*RW*ft?T ? till *1 ^*ftf*r Czarina, 5. f^W*?}'? frTW^T. ] DAM D, ^cKster ^rwtwfir ^ssff^?". smt* 1 TTCWTCsfe ^T^^T^fj, ssfl M. D. Medi- cines Doctor, Doctor of Physic ; D. D. Divinitatis Doctor, Doctor of Divinity. ^fs?r ^f^s^f^ 7f\. w% warn, f^wnr [f it, f*r35PT Damned, ^?a. «. ^t%*f ^, ^T^^l ; IT 5 ^, Damnify, ». «. wf^-<& 9 ^^TE^T-^ [^JfPT Damp, a. f^5T,^T57c?TT3l,f»S?1, re^1 ; Damp, 5. SfcT?Tl 3T^T3T 31 ^f^ ; ^T*T, f^Slt^t^ ^^f ; dfffanr [^OT^tf-3* Damp, v. a. ^Tftf-3*, f%5i1, C¥3t; OTffi-^, Dampness, s. T^®f1 ^T3, ^rg^l, ^3^ Damsel, 5. 3**71, ^T3t, 3"3^ Damson, 5. 43* Sf^T?" *F*T [*15, *TT>J Dance, v. *^T-3>, *tt>, *1"Sj *. *3J,*TT>, Dancer, s. (male) *«f%, *TT>«>, *Tl>31 ; (female) *«3?t, *TT>*, *T"S*, *TT> J Dancing-boy, s. *tt|jrl, *TC&3" CgT3*"3;1 Dancing-girl, 5. s^^t, *TT>3*% *Tt, 37% Dancing-master, 5. ^T^J 3>f3t$ f^fWtl 03 Dancing-school, s. *^7 fH^T^ - ?! Dandle, v. c^TC^T 3>tt¥l-*TSl, C^T^T^t-^ Dandriff, or Dandruff, s. 3; ^^ ^ [*[C3*rt, 373*1 Dandy, 5. WT3"f3"^,3^3T3^f?iW?TT3*T, Dandyism, 5. 3*WT3;f3^ 31 3^313^3^7 Dane, 5. C\F*5rr3>CSf*?t C*it^, ^rg, f%®1, C551 Dapatical, «. c^T®ffiTC<*f 3^3jft, ^reT^I Dapper, a. C3T>J1 ^r^^T^T; *[*tf3, «f It- Dapperling, 5. ^ ^T^3", 3T3f*irl [*ttfi> Dapple, a. ffrflf^f^, *tT"S3"5Fl [3TW-3* Dare, v. Tft^Tf-^ ^^ri-3*, ^3*1, ttT^ L 2 ] DAY Daring, a. Tte'ft, ^I^Tt^?, 1*^3 Daringly, ad. fa W?5C% ^t^"f%3>^T3>i:' 5 i' Daringness, s. f^^U^I, ?fT3;f%3*$1 Dark, a. ^5"3*T3, ^T3T3", ^l^35t3"^H, CTTT3", *5&W, ^^^ Darken, v. ^W^T?:-^ ^T5tft3'-3>, CT5IT- ^"^"-3?, C"5rT3"-3? ; ^^T7T-3>" 5 ^5^-3? Darkness, *."f%t^3",^^3T,^TW3»T?",^[TS!rT?r; {metaphorically) 1^"3T^^f ; ^T^T^TSl Darksome, a. CTTT3", ^IW^T^^ Ttf^^ Darling, s. fgf^rnt^; a. f^?,f£^^,WI- Darn, v. 3C5< 1%F-*Tt3\ ^T3^, ?^p-3? [^T Darner, 5. 3"2p3>T3", "3^? [^ Darrain, v. 37^-3?, ^tC«T t^^jR *l) I *i - Dart, 5. ^j^.^^fflj^^m, G(Wi, ^T^1 ; v. ■Rr5F*f-3>, C^1-^T3; Dartingly, ttfi?. ^f^^^drmTft^l^fi^ Dash, v. ^¥^1^ ^tWTvF-iTT'?, %fT3^1 - cTT^f ; t%-it^-f3i3;; ^T2ff%^-^; f^^l, W^1 Dash, s. Wfh 3 CJ*tt, 1%-4rc"5T CWW, ^T^1 (— ) ; ^Wvy, ^niTT, c^*r, ^T3^i ^ Dashing, a. ^ttT33TO ^T^Tt^m, ^f3"- G33st, ®JWr*r, ^T3*T^T Dastard, 5. ^t??, 3^m^^, \5"?^^l Dastardly, a. ^^ft^^ ^t?F, ^«. ^TT^e^ ^1^> ^Ptf^^* Dauntless, a. f^^V, f^S^t^ TTt^f^^, Dauphin, s. ^T^TCTf nt? *r33"TS? Daw, s. ^^ 13:^3- ; ^|\5 3^13^ fe*f^ Dawdle, v. Sfff 3fl%-^T5r^wr-3* [3"^-^ Dawn, w. ^WtciTW^-St^T^r-C^T?"-^; ^TT- Dawn, *. ^T^«|, £T^J"S", £t^t^, ^^C^T- Tf*T 3JT5T, C^t3", ^T^T^r ; ^5TT?¥ Day, s. ft-%, t^37f, C3TW ; (light) Tftftf, DEA [ 7 m, ^^«1TW?, gfT^S^TcT Day-labour, s. #^fa 3?^, "ft^ Day-labourer, s. -fr^l 31 #*[ *n§[?r [C^iT^ Daylight, 5. f^3T^T*T, TftfS, ^WJ?T W- Days-man, 5. STSITS, ftC3T*T ^3?, t^*R- Day-spring, 5. ^r^WWIT, gf^T^" [W&i Day-star, s. ■$& *$$, £F»Tv% ^5131, 3T31 Day-work, 5. f^s 31 1£F Deafness, s. ^fV?T^1, Sf3«|^fa3l Deal, s. ^T*r, ^*f, T^J"J1 31 *ff?3rT«i ; CW3?fT3* 3>t&; {great-) 1^W [TTTT-^ Deal, v. ^JV^-^ 311^3^-3*; 3J3- Dealer, 5. 3*^ ; 3J3?TTft, 3JT*ftf*f [5TSTJ Dear, «. fgflT ; 3^*prT, ^\ m7 > ^ T ^ 1 > ^ _ Dearbought, a, TflSTSfj 31 "j^C^TJ #t^ Dearly, a J. fgJWWW; ^sjpTT, Tjtj^J Dearness, s. ypO$1, ^TT^T5TJ [^^13 Dearth, s. T[f%%J, ^TT^T^T, ^T^T3:1#3" Dearticulate, v. a. WSf^fa-^, **T3V3> Death, 5. ^J,^?™, ^m, I^Cvrt^SflfV, 6 ] DEC Death-bed, a. fSJ ^*t?n^, f$J ^T*T Deathless, a. fF3^tft, ^^3", ^T^t?1 Death-like, a. ^5T^^, ^TT^T, ^T^T^W^f Death-watch, 5. ^^«1^^ ^t^t^T Debaucher, 5. cnp 3 ^ ^JT^" C^T ^C^ ^1 ^T'S Debauchery, 5. cn^'st^^l, e^STf^, "STT^^Ttf^ Debel, Debellate, v. src^ w$-^, W^^-^", Debenture,^ ^^ Debilitation, 5. t^^«ft 31 T^^T^ , ^«ftrf, f«f^, Debt, s. ^«i, ^#, %[T?r, c^^1 Debted, 0. $}«it 5 ^l^^^, ^*r^- Decalogue, s. *tj^& Tf*t ^IT^1 [C^ 5 ^ Decamp, v. ^[5-W, £j-^R-^ ? "^r^T Decay, 5. WIS, $\f<(, ^T3^1 , f39f^^ Decay, v. n. f3«f5. ]% c i-'^, ^"H-T, 5^""^ Decease, 5. ^J, i$*\, SfT«1 ^JT^'V^^" DEC Decease, v. n. ^SJ-^ *?T, £fT«l ^Jtsf-3? Deceased, pa. ^s 9 ^1, «f«p^ £fm Deceit, 5. ^T>, W«T, ^T^H",, 3>W^7, 2^- Deceitful, a. 3»*fT>, J?frC*f Deceitfulness, s. C^fi^T, ^T*TT>T, «r*F5l, Deceive, v. a. ^^"l-gfST^I-^, ^*T-3*, ten, OT1, ^T¥-^, ^T^?><^"*pTR>-CF Deceiver^s. gf5"T?T^, 2j"3"', Decently, «^. ^5*T^lF?frC*T, ^fs^frS" Deceptible, a. 2f3^^lT, Sf^T?^?^^^ Deception, 5. gf* Wl, "5*^1, "ST$tW, f^J1 Decerpt, a. -#n?1, -^f^ 1 Decertation, s. ft"*T?> f*C, Decision, s. R«i%, l^^f fe, ^T^, T^TfV, Decisive, a. R*5?F 31 RSPffwT*!, ^Sf- Decisively, ac?. l^T^f, fas^C^t^, fa*& ¥- Deck, v. a. 3TTSTI, "l^^f^T-^, C^ttf^-^*, Deck, s. mWzwj c^rf©?1 ; ^Tff ^ Declaim, v. ^rfc^T?* 3T«>J-3*9|;, ^J, 37KH, Declamatory, a. 3TT*W?RT^jf3"*'?r^, ^T- Declarable, a. £f3»t*tT, T%^T*T^r?"^, t^SfT^f^ Declension, s. ^T^rR^I* ^"^S^T^r; ^^- ^1 ; Ingram. "T^fsTT^f^, f^^f^ 7fI^5T Declinable, a. R^P^^KI; ^^ ^s^ x fte i I Declination, s. ^W^f^ ; ^"?r ; <&^T, Declinator, s. c?)f ^©^1 t^FJT? ^1^"^- Decline, w. ^-^, C^^, W, C^T^Tl; ^Wf?"-

n^ Decline, s. WH 9 ^J^, *F$.% ^J^^1 Declivity, s. ^^R^r, 1?T«^^1 9f^Tt^?Tl ^^ Decoct, v. f^W-^^T^-^^tcp^; ^f^'^-'^ Decoction, 5. «f t^ f^?t a PT^ ^^«l ; 3?K> Decollation, s. f*rU^f^i [Tt Decrepitude, or Decrepitness, s. W\«\'\'$%'\, Decrescent, a. Z^ST^f •p^lt^S'j gft'SlX' Decretal, a. 371, *r?"TT> Deductive, «.^^^7,^^^?,^T^»3Xlir Deed, s. "^r, f^¥l ; *T5"W9 ; <3>\|f^r ; *fT^1, *ra, *R*W ; (0/ ^/*) PfT^r *fl) ; *N"isf, £ff ^> ^*f1 indeed, TTSJ, 3"CT> Deedless, a. t^fw "STTt^, Defamation, 5. ^^iTttf, Tf7rT'5i JJ r^^T^T?", Dafamatory, a. ^<7T^, "R^f ^>, ^^^tTt Defame, v. f^Q|}T^f^"t^-^, ^f^T^^ ^TC^7?T ^tf?, Defeated, pa. ^T^, ^"^Tt^;^ *f?Ttf®f^ ; Defecate, v. a. SfTff-^tt>> ^^"S^t"?-"^ Defecation, s. *if?^\<[ <$~$«i, sfTTf ^t^ Defect, 5. CJfT"^, ^vfW, *hs, taffi, "STT^, Defectible, «. ^rf^T^, ^r^"^ ^J^r, ^ir Defection, s. ^T» T3", ^fft; ^%r^-^*f ?? ^TJT^f Defective, a. ^TCitT^ ^^J^ ^^^T^ ; {cracked) «ip5l, f^^l, ^?T^1, •[3?m^t Defence, 5. ^^1, ^5(t^f?r ; gf^7^?T ; 2fl^- Defenceless, a. ^^^^>, f^l-^, T>T^, Deference, 5. WjTFl, ?T^TF?, T'OT ; f^?T Defiance, s. *rtW , TR^T3>1 , C^lf^R Deficiency, s. ^T^^U^gf^pT, ^^t^ ; 3[t5\, *TTtT>, CFR, W, I^Sl Deficient, a. ^-^, vg"d-^, ^31%-3?, Wf- l^-^'sifsR-^, ^-^ snfs-Tf^ Defile, s. ?\t£\4 «t «tf, "^J fN",^ Defiled, ^«. «. ^3JT5T^$, §W^ Defilement, «s. ^nSJW), ^r$<3.1, ^R" Defiler, 5. sspgfw^l, W& 31 W ^R^ Definable, a. RW, ^«RtPT^ RP^, R^Tf?R> [3F§1 Definite, s. Rf*FS 31 *Pi"^T*T% Z?5 Definiteness, s. TR«i?, f^*5"?T, "^^31, ft- Definition, s. 3JT Deflagrability, 5. ^[^^tir^, F^^t?^? Deflagration, 5. WtcTR, ^ftr^ [Tfl-*T1 Deflect, v. I^oRT/sit-'S: ; *T£*R *M^- Deflection, s. fwc*f sfiR, "W^IR ; *^- Deflexure, 5. ^3^?R, 33^"R [9ft% Defloration, 5. ^T^R, 3»5TT?"Y^3" ?tt*f — 1> Deforcement, 5. *fCfVr^-3*, ^»?fr*f-*F, ?&*f 1^- Deformed, «. 3>*TjTR ; 3^ 1 Deformity, s. «>FT3>R, 3»^f3F5W*T ; , ^5TT, 7[*F Deglutinate, v. a. 1^"sn?F- f<^T'¥- Deist, 5. ^qTf%^, ^WSft^t, n^^TH^T^ Deistical, a. ^Tr^^T^^lTT, ^Tsf^^^ Deity, 5. *f^" Delegates, (coi«-£ o/) gfSfR STSSTWSFtfff?" Deleterious, a. SfH ^FW, ^M^, ?HV mfo^, fk\^ |rT% *tvft Deletion, s. SFTThr, f^^^t C^Tff^^ 6 ! ; Delf, Delpb, s. ST^RT^?"; f ra*T fl^TR R- Delicate, a. ^t, ^f1t*fT#, ^RJ, g- Delicately, a7?it*f, C«>R^TR Delicateness, s. C^R^I, «jP£^1, ^Y«i^1 Delicious, a. ^^W, t%^ ^j«^ Wt- Deliciously, ad. ^^^"SRiC^T, tsr^T "ST^IW Deliciousness, s. trrR^r, af^ClT^I, PT- Deligation, s. 3"W*f, *f# 3TR^ k [^1 Deligbt, 5. ^T^R, ^TR**?, TC^R, ^j&, •fafl", ^MR, ^>m [ Delight, v. ^J^^T^Tf^-^TJRS'-^"'^-'^ Delightful, a. ^RRR^T, iKRRir, ^TTWTR- Delineate, v. *fT^t%f*f-^>, R5-'^; 3"«fal-^ Delineation, 5. *tl^f^f% •*&&] ; ^"«R1 Delinquency, s. ^"sf^T^ ^TTf T>, ^#, cWR Delinquent, s. ^^RRt,, CWV$\, 3[fi> <3>"T?^ Deliquate, v. a. SfTcTi J. a. *r5r*f«i-^, *R ^'»R-'^ ; Deliverance, s. ^R, ^w, Trp&, 3^1 - ^5t?T«l, ^1%* } 2f*R, *q!Jf [<5q'1 Deliverer, *.-;aiT^1* ^f%RRlj^1-^TR- 80 ] DEM Delivery, s. 3R*ft, ^W, *t!%^ *7T«| ; ^TTf%, ^, CSTTF, "STT^ ; W^T, Delusive, Delusory, c. ^rTflT^", >»tf%^?", Demagogue, 5. "^tF cmt^?r ^^^1% Demand, s. TfT^ TfW, ^JT? ^tTf ; m Demand, v. ^T^Y-^ ^Rl-<^ ; fsf^T^I-^ Demandant, 5. T1 Dement, 5.t^e«lT, CTfTf^f^l, C^fRC^l^J^I Demerit, v. Jf*S^TT-5* ^f^^T^fJ-5: [^f^T Demesne, s. t^^J ^"SfJR^"R, ^I\^R- Demi, «. ^^ ^t^F, ^[t*<1, ^TR^I Demi-devil, 5. ^J^?, ^^^"% ^t^W*^ Demi-god, s. §*{Xftttl 9 ^CTf^; ^t^2t% Demigration, 5. ^C^*f ^T^T, ^R ^"JT^T Demirep, 5. cT^l[Rjl St, C^T 3Tt3" T^lc^?: Demise, s. 2$W$r\9{, ^1,^*1 ; ^?\WT^ Demise, z;. ^^ *FR-^, 'sr^'^TC^ WT^- Demonstrable, a. gft^^fTit 7, ffarTSTJ, £f- Demonstrate, ». Sft^^fsT-^, ^T£t^T«l-^, Demonstration, s. TfffaT\*n, SfTT«i, £ffo- «Tf%, fa*& Demonstrator, s. Sff^T*?^, iff^T^^, Demoralization, s. ^tt% tw?"t57, ^fl"j%- Demoralize, «. «. ^f% ^»^-^ Demulcent, a. C^T^v^r^Y, fW^T?l Demur, v. C>rh-3>, "facro-^, W*ff^-^, Demur, s. c^ffa, frcTO/JTC 8 ^, fw^^^l Demure, a. 9f£fo *ft? ; WSfr^f, ^T^^f Demurely, aof. *rft?, tfTWl-^T^sfj^^ Demurrage, s. 5f^^,C^ft^T?r sfS^I? ^Tvfl Demurrer, 5. STC^^^T?!" J m l aw , WKH Demy, s. WW? 3>T«TCIF?r ^TvSI itc^ Den, 5. *f^T?", ^*i*5rt^ Denier, s. ^f^T^^^I, ^€}£3F? ^it%2fT?r 31 tt"- Denounce, v. ftVt'Z ^MfF*fi, tf32f"&T, ^TT>1 Density, s. 9fTJ^, 'SRW, if T^T, f^TT* «T* 1 j DEP Dent, v. a. ^mT^*T?"1 fW-3T? Denudate, Denude, y. a. ^5?i sf-^, "^TTf-^ 5 " Denunciation,*^"? £fff*R, it ^t^^t^^T, ^T- Denunciator,5 v5"Tv5"*n"3»lF!, ^^t^TTFt [^1 Deny, v. ^^^^-^"j^Ct^T?"-^^^^!-^ Deobstruent, a. f$]>] J^"J ^^^Ttt ^^^f Deodand, s. 2tHrf*5Q?B«f ^«f ^, C*T3"*F3 Deoppilative, «. ^7T"5T! ; ^t3"ci Depopulator, 5. c^^T ^if 31 ^5tT\53sT?3? Deport, v. CWn*fs^h5-rjf*rT^. a. *fW&J^-3S ^Rf^T"?-^ 3fwj-

Deposit, v. a. sfwl, STJ"$-3^ fkc^*f-^" ; Depositary, s. C^l^lJ^V&ift^lJ^^ Deposition, s. ?\1WJ CWS"^; (written) ;§j3T^3*tft; ?1®[J 31 *TWSJ^ 3>3^ Depository, s. ^{VtflJ, C^TToTl, ^T'iT?", C^1, ^T- Deprave, v. 13>P51, "sr*if-, ^3>-^ Depravedness, s. lirvTl, ^3>31, ?f"f\^ ^"51,^^1, s^Tft Deprecate, v. W*n 31 13^313" «l 2fT9RI-3S Deprecation, s. ^^1 gfTQRI, <5H*Pf 31 C3*T*T 2f i^ Depreciate, p. 3**11, ^j^j^- ; ^t^^J- Depreciation, s. "sptf ^J^ 3>3"«i, 3»srra Depredate, v. ^T> s , W*T^3"«i-3> ; ft^TT-^ Depredation, 5. wHj, ^^Wa", \5T3*T^"1%, 5p£ 3S"3"«1, "R^t*r, ^*Pjf, ^T3 ^T31 ifts-3>, W- •TO-3?; ^^t*T-^, t^^$j-f3>3> 3>3«l ; ^3^^T, ST*TC, ft^^l ; "fcWsl, £sfT*TJ [ft Depressor, s. W^TW, R'SK3?T<£t, ^*fj- Deprivation, 5. ^^T^T?" ; ^H, W1% ; in law, Sfc^t*fCif*rc^?r *ffiT|Jf$ Deprive, t>. ^^T, ^-3*,3nf^in 31 f^fa?1- «1G ; 3^-3^ f^T? 6 !-^ ; *f*fST^"-?«l, Depuratory, «. *ff?^T3"^, fa^WTsV ] DES Deputation, s. gJW^T^W 5 * C£t?T«(, ?tSr Depute, v. a. fa^nsf-^ C?flT«l-^f, «ft^j1, Deputy, 5. "£t%f^fV, ^Fi33, ^^^T, C*f- Deputyship, 5. gfi%t»rfV^, ^T^il^V Deracinate, v. a. ^GrTK'^TTl*^'-^ [*4f^ Deraign, w. a. £fsrT«l-^ TT^J^:-^, C^fT^"- Derange, w. «. ^Tf^^ir-^, ^cT^T^Tc^l-^ Deranged, a. ^q, ^^f%, ^TJT^g^ Derangement, 5. 37t%^U, C9fTwT^t5T ; ^W- Dereliction, s. ^ffV^JTsf, ^Jt'>f^?'«l [«^1 Deride, ». R^i^-^, ^f^^t^-^^f^TTr-^, Derider, s. ^«T^T^f^ 5 tt^^f^^l [^T^l-^ Derision, 5. *ff?T^m,^«T^:m, It^^f^T^I Derisive, «. ^f^^T^^^, 3JW\^ Derivable, a. 5fT\^*fTTf^t?T, ^T^TJfJ Derivation, 5. ^] ^1%, "^T^TVppTWR Derivative, a. ^J^Fg^ts;, 3TJ^*fTW ; ^' Derive, 0. ; 3^- ^1-3?, 3T^J^T-3^ ; Sfr^T-3?, 5f1 Descant, s. is[1 £fJT^ ; 3T^J^ ; 9fT^, «ft^ Descend, 0. ^T"5T, ^C^T^f^^-^ftC^-^l Descendant, 5. 3\C*TT"^;3, ^"^T^, ^^1% Descendent, «. ■st^^^^T, fa$faa[*rt*T Descension, s. ^32*^^^, \|3^ j ^CST^T^T^ Descent, 5. R^T-^C31 ?Tf^ ; UT5T, 9fv?R; ^T3p^r«I; ^3-3"r3", ®iW; 3\-*T, C^Ttl Describable, a. 3"«i^t?, I3^3^^t3 Describe, 0. «. 3% 3^1-^, 1^"^, 3JT- •*fJl-3>, l3"^Tf?:?n-35^ t3"C*f3"3»C*T-3»^ Describer, s. t3" , ^"WT^ 31 C^fT- Desecrate, 0. ^i*f 1^.-35", ^i^jq/1-3? Desecration, s. 2f^^T^I% ^^(3;^ ^3"«l DES Desert, s. £«ita"«UsrTsfJ3>1 ; gft^r,^?"*!!, Desert, v. ^Jt^-^, 1^^R--«>, ^^1, 3"*T-T>T^ Desideratum, 5. STTTl toVr 31 tR*S*T Design, v. ^T*f"?T 7T1 ?Rf-^, ^1%£t"l"5- Design, 5. ^j%2fT?, wnr,^**fa1,^te- *pfj, *ROT ; 1, ffeaf^lT Designing, a. ^ re^r, W^^^^lj^ Desirable, a. ^"N|^t?r, ^T^Tsg^T, ^1%- Desire, v. ^T3?TW1-^ t^"1-^ 3ti|1-^ Desire, 5. ^T^1, £fT^1, C*rm, ^fwf&, W31, ^[T^tl^l, ^t%5TTT, ^"1, Desolate, a. ^t^€^,^tr,^T\5,"*prr, Desolation, 5. 3T3faT*f, ^^"^1, ^J^1, Despair, s. ^C^9T, t^^T*f, ^TTT^lF, "§&* Despair, v. f^Pf-^, ^St*!"-^, f^^V^I-^ Despairing, pa. 0. f7T<"t*f, ^5T^,13rK-^ ^J-^, Destroyer, 5. '-«», "^T^T Detainder, s. ^RR^i 3R«i1r:sf ^T^M^ Detainer, s. C% *% Z] ^n>3f ^Z7[ Detect, v. %r?T, 3TWR-3*, T^, fi>

*fa 31 F5 * *T*f f ^JT# Detract, v. "5TR 31 *n:*R ^Tf5t- f5?,^T ,e f Deuce, s. ljf , ifift, f^y] ; ^^, *T?^R Develop, v. «. «*[cT, Sf^T^t-^, ^if^I^-^ Development, s. ^Tl^"^T?T, £f^T*T Deviate, v. ffi*tZ$-ZU W5W-W. ^»t^-^ Deviation, 5. "^"^f^ ^f^T^ 3"3p9f1%, ^^«t> Device, s. c^t'fcT, ^^^1, W«^, ^>*fT"3. Devil, 5. ^, *rir^T^, ^^sT^rl, ^r^T*r^; Devilish, a. ^{r^T^t, ^^^^, "J^T^tfl Devious, a. 1^"*t^9fT^t. ^T^1 ; ^»T5[^, ^»T^ Devise, u. "frra5^1-"?F, fpm-^, C^T*r^T-^ ^^^1-^, ^^ft Dewdrop, «. f*rf*rT Diabetes, s. 7^*ra C Diadem, s, T[f 1>, 1%T*1 Diagram, s. ^^TT^f CW^, CT^T^ f53" Dial, s. Tift J W^ *ft^ ; C?TTT[ ^ft Dialect, s. rt^ ^T71, 7f%, 3F9TT?" 7T?1 Dialectic, s. ^JT?, ^rsiT^tf, ^T7W71 Dialectical, a. C7^f^3s^7>it7, ^7T*T- Dialling, 5. *J77 71 C?T>2 *[3t f^T«l Dialogist, 5. gfc^ftT^t - Diameter, s. 7JT7 CTreT*rt 73, 7T>r?T?T ^T*fv?- Diaphanous, «. ^"*§\ ^#^7^, "R^TsT Diaphoretic, a. *T^5W3F, ^TCW^T?^ Diaphragm, s.7^ir7'7J77r7^"; 7777T^ Diarrhoea, s. ^RT^f?, ^r^TT7, g^sY, ^f?"*?^, C*n>^T*f1, C*ffo*n; (of a wo- man in childbed) *J1%Tl, C*t5, TT^T^, Diffidence, 5. ^^m, TC^^, ^t^$1 Diffident, a. ^T f^f^fi^r^l 2, ^R^fT^fH^, ^t?F Diffluent, a.^STSt^T^^; ^1%?,^I^"T73[ Difform, «. ^T7f?TT^, ^^^^57, f^"9* Difformity, s. ftfis^itfj, ^TfiTt^^l Diffuse, v. 77T^-^, f7^T?T-^", ¥\5l,f^J Diffuse, «. f>$t% 1%^tlt^ 7Jt^ ; 7^of Diffusedly, Diffusely, ad. f7^Tl?TWC*f, 2t*f^ *1 ^T^5T7?rc*r DIL [ 86 Diffusion, Diffusiveness, s. *Jtf%, 2pTT?T, Diffusive, a. 37T*T^; ^JT^TC^K £f^T- Dig, ». a. 4tSCT--3r, Dignify, v. ^W?fW%-^, ^^-^, T^T'S- QR 5 Digression, 5. 3T^T*T, ^$f3>, Diligence, s. gf^TR, *fi?n£R, TOttC*rT$f, Diligent, a. gf^Rt, ^tffJTsft, ^rfiftsfft, ?$&%, f^STeRj, TsnRTt*rT*ft, ^t*tt Dilucidate, ^.^^-^It^TJ-^ ; 37W1-3* Dilucidation, s. ^v$ 31 *fJ?"55T^T ^?T«1 ] DIR Dilute, v. a. ^~$vf-w, ®[ci^ikt>1-3>, «ft¥- cfl-^F, wT®F fafs^-3*, c^s? C*f, ^^f^^^ Dimness, 5. 3tT*j?n, ™f *^> '> ^J^ Dimple, s. fv%& ^1 ^K^J CT>T*T Dimply, a. 9\K^. C^m*f\?1, d>msi"?r Din, s. f^^TF, C^TeT *l% C^T^T^^T [^ST«| 1t^t TT-pf ^r^t\*tC^ ^Hf Diptote, s. foftvf^ *T^f [^^1 ^U Dire, Direful, a. WTW% ^?V^ fa*Ti, ft*F, ^r^, V^ J ^ Direct, v. ^mi-^, ^TOTT-^, *N"-CTf4T1, *raR-^, *r^faf%-^ [f*r?rar5n Direction, s. ^W, ^WT^fi^T^Tl ; ^TSel ; Directly, ad. fiN^fasfl,, C^TT®7tC^rTt% ; Jl^- *FC«I, ^fteTC?, ^W-ll*; *Pi^gTC*r Director, s. WtSfT^I, <5W^ tt^TW^ ', Directory, 5. £fTsfRT*T^1%, ^T^T\JR ; dismount, ^[TTR [^fa^l Disability, 5. W^ITSI, ^RRsfj, CJft^TJ, Disable, #. ^SMT?^-^, ^^sr-^^^f^F-^ TfeCto-^, "j ^f%-'5" : ,'5RRT ; «3f-«> Disaffected, pa. ^R^3>, ^f^l^^^J^ Disaffection, s. C^^Tft^J, TTC^T^W, "5R- Disaffirmance, *. ^^. a. ^^R--q, ^trnj-^ Disappearance, s. ^^"^1^", ^[Tr^tj ^^tt Disappoint, v. a. ^f^~S-W, '^rr*fi ^W- 3 ^, Disappointment, s. ^^T^t, t^^T^T, ^T^tT- Disapprobation, s. ^Tf^rfy, ^^^f?T, Disapproval, 5. ^s]"1 [R'Wl-'^' Disapprove, w. «. ^^t^T"?"-^, ^^ ! ?l^-'5", Disarm, v. a. ^rg" q^:^-^, f?T^^-^ Disarmed, «.f^. a. ^^t^t?. 5^TTTf^?: *f^W*r ; see Disk. [^ Discandy, v. n. *t^s%Tt^ 5<-^ ^1 9feT Discard, w. «. ^j^; ^"1 *fit^J¥-^ WT^I Discarnate, a. ^"K^T ^1^^, |^in\3T Discern, w. CgpF 6 !-^, CW^r, Tf*f?r-'3F, ^T, Discernible, «. C£f^«riir, TT"Rl"?r, RC^"5T Discerning, |}«. RCW^ ^f Discerptible, a. cWTf^tiT, ^,^t7- C^R S*R1 ; f^sr, f\VS; W% *ttf$ Discipline, v. H^1, f*r^1-C*F ; *tt*R-*P, t^^, W^-^ Disclaim, v. a. ^T7^R-«i", fft?^!!^-^ Disclose, v. 2J"5T? V 3T1F-3F J gf^T-^, 3*3! Disclosure, s.3"^7R317 SWT, STST?"^? 8 ! Discoloration, s. R3"«n&1, 1%^«i% < «l "5"! "^ S^T Discolour, 0. «. l«3"*f-^, 3T«fV TR^tR-^?" Discomfit, v. «. *fj t^ill-^,f§il), *fsT-' :: 5lfl' : 3-«> Discompose, v. a. crfT^^^-^, ^1%?"-^ Discomposure, 5. ^tl^TT, ^G 1 * $1", ^^7^7, Disconcert, v. ^fej-'ZJW^, "^?1 [ST Disconformity, 5. ^f^^R^T^^TfV Discongruity, s. ^f^^^t^^T^R-^' , £f3?7f*f$", 3J^ Discoverer, 5. Sf"*T% ^TC^TT^^^ol ■ [<3R1 Discovery, s. *7W7^, 3"3T £t^T*f, ^RtC^t- Discount, v. a. f^i%-^t^, ^JT§f-^T^1-C5f ; Discountenance, v. ^^fT^I-^T^sTT-^s" ; 5. Discourage, v. ^J^T^'Sf-^", ^?ft*t-t^, -^^»1, ^^^"T^qI Discourteous, a. ^sp^J, ^f^T^, 'Jo x tt« ; T Discous, a. £f*T^, C^tvjl, CS^TcT Discredit, s. ^ft^l^, ^^]]^ } ^^^77^ Discredit, v. a. ^T7^"^7^-^, ^[^firR-^ Discreditable, a. Wf^TJTJ, ^n^Tl^J Discreet, a. *ri?«rra*f*rt < , %]j, ^TH^I^, Discreetly, a^. t^W^^^J^^", JRf5i!:*f Discreetness, s. ^'^^l^^f^U £f^"^1 Discrepancy, 5. 1ti%^5l,, £ft^Pf, t^cT^- Discrete, a. *$?lW, t^t^"^ f®~$ 9 ^^7 Discretion, s. ^f?«inref*fel, 1^C^^, t^C^- Discretionary, «. Cf ^"t^, ^t^nr^ ^7- Discriminate, v. a. ! $ili7[T'ZZ'*f'%-'3> 9 f^"W?, Discrimination, 5. T%W, fl[C*tT ^7^7, Discriminous, a. ^¥7^7^, f^T*T, y^?" Discumbency, s. ^q^TFC^ C^7%?1 ^T^^ Discumber, v. a. ^T^fJJ^F-^f ^TTT-^I Discursion, 5. Oft^TCWtT^j t^^^"S^«l Discursive, a. t^^!5"2^«l , Tl"^T, ^7f^^ Discursory, a. R7>7^7;, R^'QJ, C^l7^r^ Discus, 5. S&, C<^^K^ Crftxt^ Discuss, v. a. 1^^"^

, f^^<3,*fTv5-3f Disenchant, v. «. 3(Tv5, ^TTTTl 31 *T3f-3?TT> Disencumber, v. «. ^|3"t# ^tC3T Tr^p-^ Disengage, w. ^t\5l, 3W ^- ^5T, "51^-35 Disengaged, pa. ^3^, 3Tt33>T%"5RF Disentangle, ». TTi"C¥T^rT3;-3r, 3^T STsF-^F Disenthral, w. WtvFI , ^T3>-liT?rl Disespouse, v. ^Y ^T^t-WT\51, ^^^-^ Disesteem, s. ^ff^nrT?", ^RTlf ^, 3" 1 SR-3>, TU^T^-a* Disgrace, v. ^^JTTT^-^Knfs"-?? ; s. f%3;- Disgraceful, a, »T^rt^?T, ^5T^TJTt%^'3" Disgracious, a. ^^W 31 ^SRTJH^T^Y Disguise, 5. ^^3"% 05&, ^f^STl, 3?*fl>- Disguise, v. ^rt3*T-3», ^sf^Rl-3? [C3*T Disgust, v. ^«i1-3S", f3^"3I1-3>, f33^-3?; *. ^fpffr, ^ «|1, f33-f%S f3^3§1 [T3, 3T*R Dish, v. nrc^^5pj"g3j-3K, ^TcsT-irK Dishabille, 5. 4^1^1t^^,^3;*T3"«l 33" Dishabit, v. f^3^FS-3lX^5-3?,^*rra-^ Dishearten, v. a. ^?JiT»"5F-3S, *TOT^?f-3*, ^T^-fcWT-^, *R-"STsf [3Tf^3:-3> Disherit, v. a. ^RtVr3?T?T-^, JfTT^TWf?; Dishevel, v. a. "5?T ^rT«TUT^rT cT [U1 Dishevelled, pa. f~$W$ C*F*f, ^ITcTjT'^TcT- Dishonest, a. ^TfT*TCpr-^, T^n^j, ^lp> wwi [^Wjtf^353: Dishonourable, «. ^'Jf'ST^T^T, ^^T^TT^t, Dishorn, v. a. *JW5fa-^, ^31^-35 Disinclination, 5. ^i^Wl, f3Trf$" [^T«l1-3? Disincline, v. a. ^1^^1-3*, f^rrfV-ii^r) , Disincorporate, v. ^TiTTf^^*" srrsrsTJ'STT-?? Disingenuity, s. C^Yfijc^T, ^T^^J, yfl>37, Disingenuous, «. 3sf^cT, ^TTf<-cT, "^>T* Disinherit, v. «. t^^"3^ ^T ^T^fV^T?'-'^ Disinter, v. «. 3*33 31 C?fT3^ ^CT f^5f%-3? Disinterested, a. ^TS^Toff, ^r^^^T^t Disjoin, v. f3C3T'5l'-3^ -^^T^-^, f3^^^f-3S Disjoint, v. ^?rf%-3s ^ff^M^-^ [f$ Disjointed, pa. f33^, '*&(<*&, f3[%"^t- Disjudication, s. f^*Pf f%, f^^ttff^ f3^T3: Disjunct, a. ^3?, ^t%T, f3C^T^ Disjunction, s. Wf1% 3 ^^^ *??, f3"C^W Disjunctive, a. f3C^?3i, fe^W^ [^[?a^ Disk, s. "S^; ^3T ^Tt^? *ff?C3*T 31 Dislike, v. a. ^^rt^T-3?, ^«I1-?F ; 5. T33:- 1%?, ^T3*fl>, ^^9Ti%, ^«l1, ^^31^1 Disliken, v. ^Tf^T^-^^TJ-^, ^JTF*f-^ Dislimb, v. a. ^W 31 ^3?3 f^T-^" Dislocate, w. ^f^^J^-^, 5P5-3T3" 31 ^t\5 Dislocation, s. Wf^t^f^^, gHE: ^T?T«< Dislodge, v. ^T\£l, ^T^T^?T-^ 3tft3"-35 Disloyal, a. 3lSu3- ^3^^;^, ^Tlf*f?^C^[ Disloyalty, s, ^rgf^^f^, 3'TST3 x ft^ ; 5"^T'?I Dismal, «. ^W35-T?^1T, C^T?, C«r^^^^, Dismally, ac?. C^T?^?: 31 f3^lT3iC«f , ^T- 3^1 31 c-sr^^ [it^t*r-3? Dismantle, v. f333-^ WTW-3> ; S^""^- Dismask, v. a. CSirsn^l -JcT, ^5i7[t^-3> Dismast, v. a. 1<"5FT^»T'3>, "5rr^rT-3*T^; Dismay, v. a. f^^^TTl-^, ^"?I3' : e r -3>, ^t- ^-3>, ^Tf J^^sf-^ L^T^T, *T^1 Dismay, s. ^nJ^vfw, t^"?TT*t, ^T^"^", ^ Dispassion, 5. t99TsfT, t1 Dispend, w. ~%JH-?F, "Sfqr-^, ^stftHl-Ctf Dispensary, s. -§99r?fT9, TfT^Tt^r^Tl Dispensation, s. f95^T«l, f%[%3»9; a. CSft^ 6 !-^, fe^li ^1 90 ] DIS Disperse, v. a. fw$1 9 WS], f&%f&'%- : & Disperser, s. 09 fWl>Tir 91 W\5T9 Dispersion, s. ftTW^f, ^vST^r, f%^R Dispirit, v. f^W^t*!"-^, *Tte*refa-^ Displace, v. a. TW^S^T-^, *fTI|F5"-*F Displacency, s. ^f*f^>TFT?/ [^^- ; 9JTf5" Displantation, s. ^W ^Rt^ J^<"«1 91 «p- C?:W ; 9^Tr% ^^^" 91 ^W\5 <$J«\ Display, v. 2f9T?;» f9^T?-2f <5r*f--^', ^^-9», 19^"^-^ Displeasure, 5. ^9C^T9, t%7[WJ, C^»T9, Displode, v. a. TT^PTCW ^pT#91-91 [^T^ Displosion, s. iT^T^fC^" ^T^^; 91 Tp^ Disport, 5. #t\fl* C^^, C^T^1 Disposable, a. C^H, ttT^9J j f9C^"?T [cmi Disposal, s. vlj, ^V4<$-\J, 9*T, f v5"t9t^, Dispose, v. %^V^ 9 ^^^-\ ; TftSfl, 1tl%- RTrW^-^ ; (of) f9^?-^,CW6^T,TfT^-^ Disposed, ^a. ^U9^i, f9l%^"5, iTSit^ ; Disposer, 5. ^?[«|?F«1, TfT^1, ^tR^^ Disposition, s. 1:^1, "^I?3", ^"^T9^ ^t1%, 9T91; '^<[' c i [W*T1 Disposure, 5. ^T^, ^P^T^, 9*f ; ^I9Tt, Dispraise, v. ^2f*f\7f1-^, R 5 5f1-^r'?f9T^- ^ ; s. faswi, ^<9^1, ^*f9TTT, ^T2t"*T\3T1 Dispraiser, 5. ^5r^f fz^W) f9S9l, f99TTf, 91^1^91?^ BIS [ Disputatious, Disputative, «. f^*PSti*t, R- ^■TffY, *T^RC?TT^,f^8Wft,^frcft?rl Dispute, v. It^t^-^ fa^Sl-^P", R?T^R-- Disreputation, or Disrepute, s. ^^^^tS, ^•smf^, ^r*rsrR, ^f^jtwI Disrespect, s. WfWl, ^RR?r, ^r^PTR, ^^TI^ffTl, ^"T^eTJ, ^SP^Wl [^5R^J Disrespectful, a. ^RR?T^T?ft> ^f*i"3>. Disrespectfully, ad. ^fSTTTf^fj-^T^^J^C^f Disrobe, v. *fTt*§R ^7T*f-^, 3PT*f$*WF£i Disruption, 5. 1^"C«Tf, C«W, ^^" ^S^T, ^T?R, ^pTT?^ *pTT>T*T, ^Ptt^ Dissatisfaction, s. ^"*f f?C^R, ^5RC^R, #^t$", f3Rl%, ^T^RJ [ft^t^SR^ Dissatisfactory, a. ^^f%<$J, ^RC^TW, Dissatisfy, v. '^R^^-^ns'^-^ 1^" <£*?-?» Dissect, v. a. TR'3" ^"RU^R-^ •ST'J *-** Dissection, s. ^J^Z^W^WTl ; ^3? C^TR Disseize, v. «. ^Rfa^TsT-^, C^Pf^f^r-"^ Disseizee, 5. ^IR3>T3"&J^, ^"5R^ N 2 91 ] DIS Disseizin, s. *ftR?T ^fa^T? ^ C3"*t ^fllT 6 !-^, W«T-3? Dissembled, ^aW^^i^^^^t «f, ^f^'ST Dissembler, 5. ^T^ ftW,^&vf 9 'fatfl5 i Dissensious, a. RtRT^ft, ^Rt fPW«¥tafr1 Dissent, v. n. ^SRWT-T, ^T^fR, R- R^rre^nRR* Dissolution, 5. 5^"^?T«I, J^»R ; ^"?, Dissolvable, «. J^^^ej^^T^fj, 9p?Rhr Dissolve, v. 9f»T, ST5T1, Tp-'$ ^1 <&"_, RC^TT- Dissolvent, «. JR^p", "^WT^t, ^"rr^^^T Dissolver, s. C^T SfsTR, J^^t^^ [t^T^>*T Dissuade, ». «. t^^^t^ ^R^K^WlT- DIS [ 92 Dissuasive, a. f#t, Wt9- Dissyllable, s. fk^J *t*i, ^JW*^ *f Tf [<^ ?[J[%~if> ^TC^- Distaste, s. «C^fs, tt^"^1, ^fa^l, ?CJ^- Distasteful, a. ^«iJ, -UT^fsrt, ^THf Distemper, s. ^T*?, CJW 9 «ttv5l 5 ^I^t^J Distemper, 0. C [WW Distinction, s. 2TC^?,m*re; £ft^*fl%, *T- Distinctive, a. £f^?*jW, RC*f3"CSr^ Distinctively, Distinctly, ac?, f%W3>$»t% Distinctness, s. ^pFTd^l, *TT9f^Tt^, Distract, y. 311"^-^, 37"^-^, f^'Q-W, Distracted, pa. a. ^JVf^ 9 37^, f^^, §^-q, csF*n, *nsr«T, cm^?n 3 f^t Distractedly, ad. 3JT, 1^"!%-^' Distribution, s. 7t^>7% f^?n, T^"f?T ?T^, Disturber, 5. ^J^^T^:^, ^^^t, ff^T^T^f Disvaluation, s. ^WTi^^Sf ^tl^STTTf^r Disvalue, y. ^T^T^'-^^[TW?r-"555'-^ [of^J Disunion, 5. ^I?Jr^J, ^CSTcT, t^C^'i?, «TT- Disunite, w. ^^-^,^p€^-^ f 1%ZW*t-^, Disunity, s. frraTtf, «tT^fij, KC'^'^, tt- Disuse, y. «. ^ir^ ^J^TT ^1-^, v5Jt5T-^ Disuse, Disusage, s. ^^J^^J f ^l^^^1 Disvouch, v. a. ^^Ps J 3 ?-^ ; ^^^^-^ Ditch, 5. *f-£*rrt, «9fT^, 5RJ*R WR Diverting, pa. ca?ftj$t, ^PT^" ; ^W^?", Divertise, v. ^ff^-OTl, IT^RT-'^ [*[•**£ Divertisement, 5. C. R%-Rf%sf-, tt ^i^ffilR, #C?R Diuturnity, 5. ^^RRJT^T^SI 31 ^"Tf?T^ Divulge, v. a. <[J^- Docible, Docile, «. ^5r^f*f^>, ^R 5 ^"R- •tfrai, "agfcsr^ri, ^mR*!", gfcTTir [c^r^i Docility, 5. £f^^^> ^T^RT^^I, ^TJT1, Dock, s. m^lM f^^T«l ^T^T, #R [?:!<" Dock, »r. cwWi^rt^-^Tt; sHrre cartel - Docket, s. ^frtc^J f*r ^«1 ; cWt^t^TQ Dog, v. a. f*tzw v^ri, f^fcw-^rt^r Dogdays, 5. SfWT^&^f f^sf ^t^ ^^TT- Dog-teeth, s. ^§J W^^ ^ ^"?T ^T^ Doge, 5. c^OT ^C?? £f^R R"^T?"^'^1 Dog-fly, Dog-tick, s. ^F?Trtfk [#t1 Dogged, «. 4*r, *mTW*T *[TOF^ Doings, 5. plfS^m, ^^r, fe?1, ^Jt^ft^ Dole, s. ^r\*r, ^rst ; cChft, "5TC?T?r, "5T?F'?rl, WfC^Wl ; ^tff*Tt l", 31^1^ Dominant, «. gpSjaaFTOTj £f*Tfa Dominate, v. a. 3^^3"-3?, gf^W-^F, 3" ,c f-3? Domination, s. *T3;T^ST, gf^'S? ; ^*nra" Domineer, v. ^5T^7T5T?" ^C^T gj"^^"-^, Tf¥*J3f^ ^^-% Tf^-^F Dominical, a. 3f33T3 ; 3T^"3pt?r 'il ^POU^S" Dominion, 5. ^TfV^f^J, <"TS?^, H^T^si, ^^1 ; TC3*, C^ft^^3T^^t? Dotard, Doter, 5. ^T^FJgf^s 5 ^^"3f% 3T- Dote, v. ^rj% C7[T^T?f-^, cgt^"^-"^ Doted, a. c*fr5 ^K «iC<5J ^T*f-Of [t%TT1 Dowager, 5. ^TSFT?T 31 3>^ta?C ?31 31 ft*TCl ; sto^ret firwi [1t«ft Dowdy, 5. 3*?jr*ri, 3>3>f%^1 sft, 5K5«fri Dower, or Dowry, s. csfts^, Sit^R ; 1%%T- 3T? ifa*; wra, f f«^T^T [3fli%1 Dowerless, a. ^C*ft^1, 3rt*r* ?"R^1 31 Dowlass, s. 4<5 gf^Tf OTTl>1 ^T*K5 Down, s. T\"S ; ^3fa *ft*T*T, ^f\5 ^ftaT^, Down, pr. sf|"C5, ^TtfS ; ao 7 . ^TTT*f It, ^1^T- Downcast, a. ^cstf^T, ^3Tf*, 13"^ Downfal, 5. Wo*t^, *ff\*r, ft"^T*r [*N Downhill, a. ^twr^t, sfvST^T ; ft ^3^1 Downlying, pa. £j-3T33*Tt^T' s> ff%;^1 Downright, a. 3Je I , ^pf 3>, 2f3^, t^Sl^ Downright, a a 7 . I^TT^f, "S"^, ^Pt^WC^f, Downs, s. *T<£^1 gt, c**fj1, t, 9ff«i^1 Doze, v. ^5T, TjcT, f^iTT, farsri, ^1-^ Dozen, 5. THTT *T\«*TJ1, ^T^*f, 31C31 Doziness, 5. TJ*R, |%^TR, f^{rT^«l, ^1 Drab, ». 33t3"C~nr; C3 W TJ1, ^T>t, C^TS^t Drachm, s. Tgl ^ *Ttf ^T«l ftc*re, TJW Draff, 5. ^f^"^^ ®^m, ^m, -sr^r Draft, 5. T>TR1 ©TcT; ^5tf3^T<1 31 ^T^^t ] DRE Draggle, v. a. C£Sf^?1 ^tf tC"5" ^W Sft^T, ^t^1 5TST Dragon, 5. ^wt^f*^ T' p f, ^T$C ^1^1 Dragon-fly, 5. f^rfk, fife^ft^l Dragon-like, a. ^"?T^[^, ^1% ?Ttftf%^ Dragoon, v. a. C^^tf^^fTt^ ^^T-^1 Dragoon, s. ^f^t?T7 t3T^7 ; ^^TJ1 Drain, 5. ^IT^t^l, ^ft, ^"5"fTl, ^t^1 Drain, v. ^"^-^/if5"?T1-C^^®i^l^ < ?rV^ Drake, s. *ttf$^\^, ^\*fTl^ tm [^TWJ Dram, ,?. ^ftt^T^l^cn^ ; CI?t^ ^1^ ^T^t Drama, 5. ^Tl>^ ^T^T ; ^TT^1, ^\ [C^&<$&U T\^T^T^^i Drank, Drink ferT3^-^T^*T ; {back) f^fZW-t^ ', to suck, ~$\> W t$~~^\> distil, Wg'ly^J'l Drawback, s. gfr^TTR, t^J^ l?T^1 Drawbridge, s. ^K^J C^T^il TtC^1 Drawee, s. ^«5t C^^"?T1 ®?T3? "ST?", ^^t^" ^6^ Drawing-table, s. f^3" ^^"«lT«f C5T5! Drawl, v. ^. ^ITpf-^^c^f 31 ^tc?r ^-^^ Drawn, j?a. ^T^f^", ^t^% ; f^l^T^I Draw-well, 5. SfB}?" ^«T, ^t^^^l Dray, s. ^m^ 5fTft Drazel, 5. *f|fsi 31 ^ CcTt^ ; ^^1 ^t Dread, 5. ^T*f^1, ^Pf, ^"?T, ^IT^^, \ff|C DEI [ Bread, v. ^rt*W-^ W$-^, w&ngs-'w Dread, a. v'S'faW, *rT^«l ; ^T*TJ, "STT^J Dreadful, a. #t c 5T, ^"fa^, ^T?re WT?WIC«f Dreadless, «. ft^?T, ^^? 5 ^J*W, ^TT^Sft Dream, v. ^Sf *T*fa-«? ,, ^St-Of «T ;

, •$h^f?T Drench, v. «. f^Sfl, ^rrj-^, c*n, pf^-l Dressing, s. *ffir%fT^ ^?T«I, *^ CW^Ftj Dressing-room, s. ^^st^TT?', 33 ^f^T?: Drib, v. a. CW*F, 3?Tl>, WTl>, "TWT-^ Dribble, v. a. C^f^U-^fvS, ^?T; c*fwf-*f\5 Driblet, 5. #^, T>1% ; f^T>, ^T^1 ^TT^ t- Drier, s. 3W ^T3 ; ^1¥J C ; foc^T?" f*T5?i ; v. fo^JC^" ^Ttff-f*r«rt Drink, s. *TT^t? ^T^T^t, C^IT J37 Drink, if; *H^-3>, v^Tf^fJ5-^ Drinkable, a. C*RF; ^rfaCSTTSfT, *fW^ Drinker, 5. *TW<51 ; "Sffff^WTft, ^T^T*T Drink-offerings, 5. «*M%] \-*t$, WJ, ^^, C5W Dripping, s. 3T*nff ^n 6 ^^?" ^f?3" 3*T1 Dripple, a. ^«i, trt^T; Tf»T%, ^^T^rT?' e l 96 ] DRU Drive, v. fNp! , ^t?1, C^ 1^t^1 ,^t f%"5l - Cif > "^^-^5 (« w«z7 or peg,) qtf\5, c?T^>, "STTiC, Drivel, w. TrT^T-^^ C^^f-C^cT ; C?TT^K-^ Drivel, *. J{m, CW^, *Tt^ ; ^«, C^*f1 Driveller, s. f^C37^ fT^eT, ^W€ ; cTicTSi Driven, Droven, ^a. ^T1%T, T>Tl%^, C^fPfT^ Driver, s. SffiW, C?$ *5V$P5 9 ^Ij^t, 9TTI%- Drizzle, v. ci^fl^-T, ^"^Tl^-^v? [^T»r Drizzling, s. 3"\5tf^ ^t^^ ^^^"0" Drizzly, a. ^Tt^?1, ^t^?\ ^^Ifl^^?" Droil,i>. t^ff^J-^s. f^"5^«ff CvH f-l5t^1-^ Droll, «. ^55^, "^PT^, t^^ft, ^*f^T5TT Drollery, s. ^^, fr^h^T, *ft?^t^, , 5f"^?T- Dromedary, 5. 4t^^t, ^t^^^ [^t Dromo, s. ■"T^sfrPT C^Wl ["^«Ff Drone, 5. ^T^srqj i[%rjr|%^1 ; ^r^7f 5 fir- Drone, v. n. ^rf^rt^^Tir-QlT^ ^'tf-C'W'ti Dronish, a. ^T^Tf, ^511 9 fk^^f 9 ^^^^ Droop, v. mm, ^m : % ^t«i-f t%-^t^-^ Drooping, pa, ^^t^f^"^ ^t%^^"T, 1"T^T Drop, v. *fvF, ^f??1-^1; C^FcT; C^pT^U 1^3-3 ; cw£ ^JT^f-<> ; t^^j3^-^ Drop, s. -R^, c^pT^I, fslM ; ^ ^B^, ^E 5 !^ Droplet, 5. ^3 CTpI^I ^1 R^; ^J ^ ^«f Dropping, s. ^TfT^1, srf^1 f^"^^ *fC\|r Dropsical, «. SiC^tnTl" C?"T9t^f^, %"Wj\ Dropsy, s. ^*n*TT, vSJ^'J^r Ducape, 5. §} *Tf?OT?r ^^oTJ «T^ *3- Ducat, s. tpji ftc*ra [fac*re Duchess, 5. W«iY *f$^, \FK^7T j) Duck, 5. *fTJ%tPT; *TTt$3;\*fl"; Wtl d[i> *&T1 5 G^3T ^T^, \53^ [vS^I Duck-legged, a. *TT^T*T1, ^^R^ *TJf Duckling, s. *TTt% $>?r *rT3^ [^1 Duct, s. ^e«r1, ^*f*^, f§, ^1^^ [tw Duel, 5. ^-?r ^T> Tj^SfEM «ff ^Pf? *r^,. Duellist, 5. ^3 c^TT^[1 , *T ?"*Pt?; 3^3>T"£, C^1-^, #TSt Duplication, «. <^fW?r1 ^?"«l, C^l, ^TSf Duplicity, 5. FTSJ?t,?r»^t, ^^^TT^J Durable, a. f^^^T"?^, ^^"?T, *T3S ct^T^S Durability, s. f^^^Tf^W, fkp, ^W?^1 Durably, aa'. ^W¥ *tW Ti Cl?<&^ ^l^ Dura-mater, s. in ana. irf%"^ ^^ Durance, s. WtWFf^Pt%\, '^[\^^ 9 ^ft^Tl Duration, s. ^TfiT^, f%r%, ^%1, C^^^ Dure, v. C^^, ^T^ t%1%-^ 1%t EAR [ During, prep. *rT3<$,, ^T3^ C*S ^faj^, CT *f3J^, tretoOT OTTS^ ^f?*T Durst, Dare *TC^"? ^^fo^T^t^, srsfl Dusk, «. CSfT^r, TTWTt?: StWtef; f arrt Dusky, a. csn^f^mfa ; C^TTfT, ^W Dust, v. ^<5Tl-3mFj 3:*T1-£\51 [^3^:1 Duster, *. srT^hft, 3tf^, «W5l Dusty, a. ^mww 3 sjfifa? Dutch, «. ^ffT^Uf^ST^^IT, ^WUf*fr?T Dutchy, 5. ^3^3" ^jf3-q3J T$T*n, %fOT 3 J3$;T3", 3»^r, 3?T37 ; 3*3", ^^* ^T*[*T [C3I>Jl Dwarf, s. ^(W, WR, t^, <^, 3T^TJ1, Dwarfish «. %Pj, CIT^, *TTT>, "rt, C3T>J1 Dwell, v. *tW, 3^-3*, f%f$-3F ; 3^31 -^ Dweller, 5. f^T^ ^Tf^T?^, ^"TW«f1 Dwelling, 5. f^3T?T, ^TeTir, 3TlfT, ^t^T^T?" Dwelling-house, s. Ttf'S 3"TT>t, 3T3T^T3" Dwindle, v. ^TT-T, ^Tf-T, 3?% 3tt3>J3' ®^1 Dyspnoea, s. STl^ps; ^"S^TT Dysury, 5. sp E, s^rtert^ 1 *r33*rT^T<13?TT>1 Ear- hole, 5. 3*^pT, ^«ff¥J[, ^«ifrif 98 ] EAV Earl, s. tester f c^t^ %*ttfV frcn-g: Earldom, 5. ■$ 3>^tc^3" *T* * 1 ^f^^t ^«J%fv5, 3?f«T^1, 3?«f*TT-, 7fT\- Earthquake, 5. ^f^^^pf, ^^^^f^Ft^T Earthworm, s. t<^^ST^> C^C^1 ; \5^FCc s iT3f Earthy, a. ^f^^T^^, ^W?, ^TTfTUI Earwax, 5. ^ef^^T, •artsr, ^»«rsicT, ^T% Earwig, 5. 3>t«lU^T^iTT, ^«f^tft ; ^J^^f- Earwitness, 5. 3^ ^TT^t 31 3TTt^f [^tUl Ease, ». TS*«r 3JQlTf^ ^T^T 31 ^^f^fir-^ Ease, 5. "WtUT^ ^T^J, f^C3W^1, ^, *rtf%, 1^2sfT^r, ^^^1, ^^r^^, ^T3T^r Easel, s. fs^C?T ^SiTCvS? ^It3T3" Easement, 5. W<&T3\ t3^tf%, t^^TTTT Easily, ad. ^^TTTTC^f, ^U^*f„ ^f^CSf Easiness, 5. t3"^T5", ^C^^ ^I^T^T^T, ^> East, s. *J<&, ^^#^, ^J3 O^l Easter, s. ^\Z^ ^p^^t^T ^4t^ Easterly, «. ^ «c?. ^JM, ^^WZW 9 ^C3 Eastern, «. *j3ff^3?^ ^^^' x ftir j *l<8f?{ Eastward, ad. ^m^Ttf, ^^^ZW, ^JC3 Easy, a. SpTSf, tt^St, ^^3" 5 ^3", 5^3: Eat, ^. ««n, ^t^t?t-^^«i -31^-^- ; W¥-^ Eatableja.^n^lir^C^TST^^rTWJ^.^^JJ^T Eaten, pa. ^gy, JTf^T-vffj 1 ; ^?, ^t*T; (-tafe) ^]f] Ebon, Ebony, 5. C^^T?, ^TT^spr 3 C^ Ebriety, 5. W31, "fc^rcTOl, ^T^^fTt^f Ebullition, s. ^*f^T^, fc^TWj Wp 31 Sfc*( Eccentric, 0. ^sottCwWt, ^oWsft, ?"«i Edulcoration, 5. fsi^ ^"?«l, ^£3* ^?«1 Eel, 5. ^ft^ ^Tf j, ^ff5"?n ^TW ? E'en, Even *tW?: ^TC^T, ^I^fT^ Wjf*f Effable, a. ^r^j, ^t5J, R?rX ^"^^J Efface, v. cT^-^, f*T>1, f^, ^J%TT1-(^p5T Effect, 5. ^r^"?r "^^T ; ^^ ^T¥J ; fa*5TT, Effect, v. *f**tW*f?tW*i "*^5 ^1 C^t^ Effection, 5. t%f Effectless, «. ^^^"sij^ fiT^i, f^rgsprT Effects, s. ^^rzjtt, cT^rf^f^n, itf^^rrf^ Effectual, a. g^lft, ^p^^(, ^OT*T, "ST^F^T Effectually, aJ. TTTpvT^C^r, W^gfez 9 * Effectuate, v. ^1, tt^^-^ t%^-^^T^1 Effeminacy, s. ^«)J^1, #^^t^, c^f?T*lt Effeminate, a. t^«iJ, 5t^, C^t^TC^rw^l Effervesce, v. c^l^iZ 7 ^ ^e^t-^", Tpfthn-^fc Effervescence, 5. ^^ ^<5^» ^'StR?! ^t*{ Effete, «. sr^TTl-j t^^p^T, ^^^1 Efficacious, a. ^"& ^j^fT^fs" Effluence, s. R§^T^|3, C^F^: ^^ Eight, a. ^ii>, ^ttT> Eighth, a. ^Sf^, ^JT^f^ Eighteen, «. ^l^T?", ^TS>lPT*r Eighteenth, a. ^J3>m*f, ^n^fiP Eightfold, a. ^rTT>£«l, ^T^^T3>1%, ^nT>ft*f Eighty, «. ^Wt, ^*ftl% Eisel, 5. ft^Fl, C*PR vft^Ftg" ?^T O?" Either, pro. T^C^7[ 43?, C3>"R 43?, ^RJ- Ejaculate, v. «. f2WF*f-^ 1[T>1, 5f®i1 Ejaculation, a. faOT*f, £ftf^*f ; ^RTt3?^ Ejaculatory, «. 5fct*fof%F*3 <5f3>"^T, Eke, ad. ^T?T, 43"% 4^1%"9" Elaborate, «. ^^I^ir^is, isfEsrtfy T*W, Elaborate, v. <$W5 TTsT-3?, ^t^m^i-"^ Elaborately, ad. ^f%^f^£fciT,^gf?K*r Elance, ». ^s t^C^^f 31 £jW*f-3? [TT1 Elapse, v. Sfc-^j ^€t$-"^ C^-^f^l- Elastic, «. f%1%^T*T3?, SfJ^STtW, fs^- Elasticity, s. f%f$itf*frH$1 9 fswr^ [\51 Elate, v. gfwf^Q-^^^Tf^^-^ $^-3S" ; Elation, 5. gjW^I, WtfW^Tl, Tf*f [7TT3? Elbow, 5. 3?cipt1% **$", 3»«iY, <**?%; C3>M> Elbow-chair, 5. 3?"c| s t: ^rTfcttl"?" TteTeT £3?- Eld, 5. ^tifj, «£%^t»t, ^■^rrjcTt^- [tfrri Elder, «. ^«f®f 5 CS?J%, ^\F, StTit-T, 3t?T- Elderly, a. TCgT'ft^, 3^ 3 335 Elders, 5. TT3«ft3; £f*TT-T 3JlV ; gftft^ 31 Eldership, 5. C§fJ^^1, SJ-I^T^T, ^rjSf^T^ Eldest, a. 7\<^Z^J ^, 2\^m^S, '^miM Elect, v. ^TW, ^^t^^-^J-^, TTfW^- ; \*l f*t*$U %&XJ £f- Qd5T ^; (sacred) %r^rT^%TC^ 3:J3^T3T F3J, t^C^f^^g W^t ^S TfT^T?-^ Elephant, 5. ^C3cT, 3><^- Elephantine, a. "^f^T^Wlir, ^f^f3^"?T^ Elephantiasis, s. C*rT*\ f^"^^? Elevate, v. ^^■^-^4 c 2fTf^f^-3?^"^t^-3? ELU [ 101 ] EMB Elevate, Elevated, pa. a. ^j%T, ^^, Elevation, s. W?T, §xfe, ^$1> %#$1, Elevator, 5. ^TnS«n3;35, ^35^tft [*T??1 Eleve, s. [Fr.] *fT*TJ, C*ft^J, fTO, *T3F, Eleven, a. *£»3nw% ^H pP'ft Eleventh, a. *iiSft?rfiP; {lunar day) <£i^\- Eif, 5. $wnr$i, ww, tw^T ; *r?ft Elicit, v. ^^TOI §«;«1 Elixir, s. ^T^, f^fPT, 'TT?" 3"7f, ^n?:

1% ; *T^«I1, ^WT^T?" Elliptical, a.^9T3>T3- ; *lf^, WJTC?Tster Elm, s. 3^ ^W 13T*T3: Elocution, s. 3l3?*TT> $1 , 3>SfT^1^3:T*T, sq *f$\4%, ^rem, sf*r«v*n Elongate, v. T?far-3?, wral-35", T^ffsnil 3"\5- 3* ; ^}H ^rsr^r-^, ^rfoin-31 [gjrfa Elongation, 5. Tffcf 31 *T*1 3*3"«l ; ^MJ, Elope, v. *f*rt1R-3^ ^f5Tt i t: wtf^n 3ts^, twt* Eloquence, 5. ^W^St,3l3?*ri|$1 [t[3>q!35" Eloquent, 0.3l^,^^1,3T3>*n>,3r^rij Else, j9?-o. ^tf?T, ^RJ, ^fvsT; ad. ^31 Elsewhere, aa\ ^^T$, ^5R7^TC^ Elvish, a. bf^T 31 TfR33"*, -sfffav Elucidate, v. a. 33T|, ^rsf g^T^T-^, *PT- ^-3», 3TT ft^1 Elucidator, s. ZlWl^Wl, ¥teW?* [*f1 Elude, v. ^*rnm?1-3T5, TpTf%l%?1 ?^t- Eludible, a. ^fflTWt?1 *RW «t^t*f^s Elumbated, a. ipft* SHI®*, 3sfcf*f T^^T Elusion, 5. ^5fHrct?l irtt 9 ^\fv f £mj, SJ3W1, ^*R1, 37ST3*3T Elusive, Elusory, a. £f^T3"«lW>Sit3f*r% Emaculation, 5. t^^s'rr^" zi ^if% 3>3*-' 5> f\'*t- Embale, v. C^rTF 31 C3t3l1-3^T^ [f^ifto-3* Embalm, v. a. *f3C3> TfSffw W3J^e i -3>, Embankment, s. 3"T3", ^T^rT«T 5 ^TWT^f Embar, v. a. 3^-3^ ^3n3"T^-3>, ^tl?3?-3> Embargo, s. ifT^TS? ^f^^T-jf SR ^TT^3? ^3"«1 Embark, v. BrPStSSF ^n^?:T^ c t-35 ; gffW^ Embarkation, s. C^Tt3> TC3"T^«1, ®T^TCSf -ms*. 31 -&\5R, C3?T^T 3?C#C^ gff^ ^^2^ Embarrass, v. ^gj"^^-"^, "5T3"TC^3: ^CTg; £fT^l%l 3*T*T EMI [ 102 ] EMP Embezzle, v. ^ffa-^Ts? , CSff *f' Emblazon, v. a. ^«rt?r vfzwg T5"$ Wf?1 Emblem, s. £ff%?{r*T, 2ff%x1, ^*nfl, tfFTsf Emblematical, a. gf1%?fr*T35', f^W*t^t?, Emblematically, «c?. ^TC^re, fioF^R-^ffag" Embolden, v. «. *rre*T-srarl, ^TT^T^T-CTf Emboss, v. a. Srv5T3 Tl ^T>1"?T «>^-^ ; (T5T?T Embossing, 5. SivSTS Tl 31?1 CSVS\] «>^r Embossment, s. 31*1, ¥\5T S 5 3nM"3" 3>^T Embowel, v. «. ^Tf^F? 3t1%?'-3? Embrace, v. ^fw^^-W, C3> T^TT^>i%- 3>" ; 5CT?"«j-^"; s. C^T^T^f 1%, Wf%W^; C^T^T Embrasure, 5. ycsf% §B5 gftft^ j Sfra?" £HFft?r ^tsrfcnr fww Embrocate, v. ^"^SftiT "3R TrtvR-^F, CT<^ Embrocation, 5. *P5Rt"?r ^"?*T, CT«*R Embroider, v. a. 3?T*fTA£ SF\FT« 31 3T>1T 3^>#, ^T"^Ff^ 1^3? Embryo, s. ^«f, gJ-^T^"?^, ©?T^ £fT 33R5f%l1 <»T3 Emiction, 5. Tg&J ^V$V tRS^T C3Sfaj37 Emigrant, a. CTp c rm?T5ft , srr, ^Jf^toTtsft ; 5. t^cTt^r t^3mt l^ur s ft {R- f c l -^ Empress, 5. *rret?T&§? , *?\ *f^, ?T®?T- Emprise, s. W^J "^^"C? ^^"J^ ?1 £tf f% Emptiness, 5. "^^7^1, f|T^5l, ^l^T^ [fw Empty, «. ^7, f&&, ^*l% R/- ENC [ 1 Empurple, v. a. c^S^h&l ?"5f-^ Empuzzle, v. ^J^-^^fatf-^W'S-CWr Empyreal, a. ^Tctf?, ^J^, ^T^HtU Empyrean, 5. 7fC^t«f f?T ^TT^T^f Empyreum, Empyreuma, s. cfl?Tl, C ^T^f^ffwl, £f- Emulge, v. m\\ ^t^7f-^j-^ [j%raTsft Emulgent, a. cwTS"^, ^T^T 31 OTP^T^t Emulous, «. fsrfir^, £tf%raTs?t, ^W- Emulsion, s. ffftar H^rn^3> Enamel, 0. W$\G-i&, f&^fsST-^ ^t^T?" Enameller, 5. ^T^r Enamour, v. C£f STT*^-^, TT35 31 C^TTf^-^" Enamoured, a. TT9g, C£fsrT*r^, ^T^?^ Encage, v. a. f^^ZJ 3^- Enchain, v. ^^W^-^, CZftS-CW [3"«1-

-(TSpsT, Endear, v. a. f^-TP, C^R^f^-^ [^T?T Endearment, 5. fgf?^1, C^;^T?«i, C^TT- Endeavour, 5. CTJ^1, ^T71% §wr%, tt^t, Endeavour, v. r."5^-^,^CTTJT , »f-^ [£fiTt^T Endemic, Endemical, «. cif*ft?r, C?t*r®f, c?*r^jT^f^ (c^T^rtw-) Endict, or Endite, v. a. ^f^C^rt^r-^', ^T- Endictment, s. ^rvZ^tf vf4 9 CWt^'^T^' Ending, pa. ^srT^^?", C^^^T^i 5. C^^f, Endive, 5. ^tf^ *rT^%*rs [R^J Endless, «. ^I^^j ^I^f^, ^T^hrl, RH^, Endorse, v. a. ^T^t^, Tft^;-^, s[T3*, 1%%, ©3?, ^nrt-'S Enemy, s, *fr*raj 31 f 1%WTW ^5"-3? Enfetter, v. C3t%-CJf, ^4f*T3^[-«> [C^-31 Enfilade, s. G$$\, OTSTl *f<*T ; v. CSfsft^- Enforce, #. £|3c7-3>, ^ST^tST £{"<[« -3>, 35^3^-3*3/1 , C§TT3;-3?, ®?3 Enforcement, s. 3^1 3?3/«i, 3ESI 2f3<3f 3HTq, ^imT3*r ^r«i, c®T3?, f^$^ Engagingly, ad. 3^J 31 SKRT^IT WW Engoal, v. a. ^T?T3W-3?, 35\£)TF-3? Engarrison, v. a. t*RJ5T3;l F?f 3;3Fl-3? Engender, v. a. mwi> ^^-CW, ^^^-^ Engine, s. Wg, 3>cn, TfiT^^T t^JTtW", ^3 Engineer, 5. 3»*T ft^ZH gf® C^TT^, 33- 13/^, 3iw , *fT^-«>, CTST3*, C33 English, a. t\gr^?, t\gtetff*ft?, t\- ?TSft" ; 5. t\3/T§r, t\#*£t¥ C?TT35 Englut, w. «. sfT?r-3>, f'-3S [33" Engrasp, v. ^t3?\£l, ^T3*f^-3*^T^fl53T- Engrave, v. ^«F«i-3? 5 C«*TTW, ^^^, ^^ W$ 9 ^T^JTl^T^t, ^T3J3f^^r Enormously, ad. 3^"^j"C^f-, ^Tt% w t?r?irc% Enough, a. &VJ, 3C^, «r3JT% 3^cT, 3T j 5. £f|537, 3T«;*TJ, 3*T 3>3:«1 ENT [ 1 Enpassant, ad. [Fr] {by the way) ^fsT- Enrage, v. C?T"5"1, ?rT*ftf%^-^ C3pT*f-SiW1 Enraged, a. UttfTW, C^T*ftf%^, ?T$rm Enrange, v. a. cS£f«ft^&-3?, ^TTf? V** Enrapture, r. «. ^f^srT^rf*^-^ ^TOT- Enrich, v. «. 5f^t-^P, *T?Rt^-^, 31\51, ^^1-^", TC^S?-^r, Tp Enridge, v. a. T?|cT ^"1 TT^TSV^; ^|1%- Enripen, v. a. ^fftr^W-^ 1WI-3F [

ff?f^-^, *TT®?1, ^e^T Enrol, v. a. W*f ^Tsr ^re*fte-V, ^WW Enrolment, s. f^f^l ?K^ "RW*5t *TC3 Ens, s. ^jf%% ^y, ^WT«f, f^1% Ensample, s. t*T*f T^T, ^T*r*T, t* ^>T^, «TSR1 Enschedule, v. «. 3"f^ra 3"1 ^pC^f-fcT. a. TfF- - ^, ^$ff ^v5"- Eusurance, s. fssfl, 3pF, *mr C^Ttf Ensure, v. a. f^*5TT-^, 7%"?-^" ; f^1-^ Entablature, s. ^Z^tjl TT^T^£«1 Entail, s. ^imfifj ^T?: 6 ! ?UWt^?" C*?in-«F Entangle, v. ^rri>3Pl, sffqrai ^W-, ^C^rJT^ft, Tt^fH^f Entertain, v. a. Wt^nftfW f^^T^-^, C^T- SJ^-^?rl, ">5(1%f^-^; ^TWTf-^; ^f^TT- Entertainer, s. c*T C^T^ ^1 ^t^fV ^sfS Entertaining, pa. ^Tt^C^?, C^t©i1%^^7 ; Entertainment, 5. ^TJ%^T, C^Tlf ; ^TT^^ Enthrone, v. PT\^T^C^T*ft^^>-^ ^^^r-^ Enthusiasm, 5. ^f^ ^«.TT^, ^f^HT^f Euthusiast, s. ^f%^J?f, ^t^C?^^,^^"- Enthusiastic, a. ^<5,^^", 'src^TfT'^, ^R^^fi Entice, y. a. ^Tl, "^T^l, C^VfC^T ^t- Enticement, 5. csTT^ff^R, gf^^kl, C^ft^, Enticer, s. C?t ^mT^ ^TtTT *1 Cvtfv CW~ Enticingly, ad. C*Tm C^fo-3>, f*7rf%-T3>, ^T^-^ - Envelope, *.*CTi>#r, C*rft5 Enviable, v. Sr^jTCSTW ^fjTSR3?, 3T^- Envious, a. -pf^^t^T^?", ^fjtf%^, *^ff, Enviously, ae?. ^'f*[3fo?, C^*j3fo Environ, v. «. C3"t>^-3^ C51J, C3f Environs, s. ^tfC^TT gfWBfrr, WtWWHT Enumerate, v. Sfq, T*r-3?, 3j^-3* Enunciation, s. %CeK, ^5TJ«I, %f^ Enunciative, «. £|"3>1"*f3>, 3J3F^T?ft Envoy, s. Jim £j#f^Pf, 3"T®i ^, j%"3" irT®ft?r 1^ci> csttS"^ ?rTsf gf^t^R Envy, w. «. T&H^sfj 31 CW-3*, *fj1-3* Envy, s. •STT^W, Wj1, ^?^t^T^?:^1 Epact, 5. ^T^" ?MlV C^tJ ***TC?T?: vij^T- Epainetic, a. Sf*f\^fT^T^t, ^f%3T?F Ephemeral a. f*f3J% [T£T£«T t^^T^tf^ T^TH ^"?T ; {the vernal) f33l- *Pt ; (^e autumnal) ^1?"«TTf Equinumerant, «. <55TJTW, ^cTJT \^7^ Equip, v. ?T*rW-5", *T^Srl-*F, TTSfl Equipage, 5. *f Tft"** 5 srfa, 3f^TfW" j 5t Equipment, s. ?fflW 3>3"«t, 3Tt^f, *fWl, Equipoise, s. ^T7 *TfihlT«i, *TSF«T3\ ^R- Equipollent, a. ^n^tf^lt^, 43?*f3"n3»sft Equiponderant, a. trR ^"("3", J\~^ ^3®R Equiponderate, v. ^W^J-'W, ^^rat^T-^ Equitable, a. *NT$6 2f^$", tj^, ^*fsngs, Equitably, ad. f3srr*T^*TTre, *r*IT9fwC' 5> r, Equity,^fa$T3"^7T^3NW^*f*F*fT^ Equivalence, «. 3TO"3©T, fsrfa^l, ^ftWa 1 Equivalent, s. <£~<$'\*f, gfl^cT, <*ri- 3*3;, c^c^renca" 31 £^*j<6 ^aq^f, *f^, «f^t^f1 Eradiation, s. ^\^*tT^, 5gC^7<5, W%^ ^T^t^ Eradication, 5. "^^1, C«Tt*f-^, f^ ^-T^, it^^, ^1^1 Ere, «£/. ^C^, ssrcg, ^TTC9r Erect, v. csnsil-^, ^1, sf^Tf^ l^^t«l-^, ^T^-^, i|3?T"3;«l, vfl^- Eristical, a. f^^lftT, ^»J [f^f^C-Q Ermine , *. ^J^f^C*^ 3 ^ *f #?T C^TT^- f^f^T^ ^T1% ^"q^T 33 Ermined, «. ^ ^f^, ^rtt^II-C^^ Erogation, *. TfT^T, sr^T^T, ^^f«J, 13"5T«I Erosion, 5, C?i^73S^- Errant, a. W%°\^r$\, *f37T?sft¥l, fTP?r- ^tTI1, ^^^ft^T ; ^, ^3^T, ^1%^^ Errantness, Errantry, s. «T3"JW^, ^ ^T 6 tT3^'1 Errata, s. pi. WWT3" ^cf, ^sr^TW^ ^S^CTT- 5^^" «t^ ; *m^. Erratum. Erratic, «. ^«l^T^ft, *f^fj^?1, ^1%?" Errhine, «. ^tf^Sf^^, ^TT^tC^ hf5 ^?T Erroneous, a. ^^T^?, ^T^, ^^^i, ^?TSi^3» ESP [ 108 Erroneously, ad. vgSTCFd, vTtt, "5Jtt [3[fi> Error, s. *>Tf%, "&%> ip, 15^; 35"cT7, C*fT7, Erst, «d. ^TRW, fif^r*!^, ^TCtf Erubescence, 5. ^TT^Sl, 7.f%^I1 [$ra-<$ Eructate, v. W^fFT^, CTFf J-Sel, ffirfSt- Eructation, 5. CFf7T*R ; ^9TT7, CT^F?; Erudite, a. 17/Fs?«l, 2f^, *ff«T, Sst^t Erudition, 5. sftfe^J, 17^1, SIR, 71% Eruginous, a. ^"PSR"*, ^"5JT771 Eruption, 5. 7ft*f*R, C7C*ff^9flR. *H»T>* ; Eruptive, a. *ti$7(*ftvi, f7t*Spfi>5iW Erysipelas, s. JW^, ^T^TTl 7m Escalade, s. Fsf gfTFtC? ^R, CUTt 71 Escape, v. 7;5F1-*T1,7T^ *T*i1> Ipt *f*TT- ?r-^, ^rsf-71,, wr? ^gfrHg Escape, s. , ^K Escaped, ^a. ^frtfnrs, "STeS T^TgfT^ Escargatoire, s.*f^Tfff ^^T^tu 7^«lT?fT7 Eschar, s. ^VST tW, miTT. TfT^f Escharotic, a. mw%, *j!Rt. ^T^T"?I ^W<*TC«f^CW-^1 [4^ Escout, 5. ^T«ITf$*frai ; ^T7, *J7*£3% *f- Escritoir, 5. ^T^7,7T7r3T, f%fit7T£WI<3?r Esculapian, a. ^7*1H ^*TJR^€tl Esculapius, s. {Indian) SfTOft, CWZfowi Esculent, «. ^5FJ, g^TTffT, ^TO^T«f^ Escutcheon, 5. fprfp^HF *p*ras 71 TFf^Tt^ Esoteric, a. $T% sfftsf^ ^T£f^tfH^ Esotery, s. &?t&, tfjlsf, *f!?^1 Espalier, s. *TTl7*rT^1 C7\51, «fWC?:\5l [^T Especial, a. £f*TR, CSf%, plf*i^ 3 f7C*T7, Especially, atf. RfUfeS* jf%5^r*l«f Espial, s. ?T7, t7*£?^ ; ^t'F^'^ Espionage, s. tfj*tj&C*J f ,%, ^RTf^*Rl Esplanade, s. TT?re*T^ "srt^, *fffF C5^1, ^CWJl^f, -sfft- Essence, s. ?KJ, ^j ^fsf, ^Tfto^ ^13" ; Essence, v. ^J?tf%-(r^7r^-'g;^T^- 71 2f^v5" ^t*f Essoine, s. ^Tgf^T^ ^t^t?* C^^Tf, TTTif Establish, ». ^T^^-"^", f^^«l-1%?-.^ fsr^ir-^, "Rsjir-^, ^tt^j^:-^ [t^f»5^ Established, pa. ^Tf^TT, Weft's, f%$tf5, Establishment, s. ^^fkfs, Ttf*f^T7Tl, ^IT?"¥; C7^^, -STTf^, ^t^; %lf^i^ *(W Estate, 5. ^7^:1 ,7f"*f1 ; «^^7J, 1%7?, s^^T ; Esteem, v. a. 7"^^T 71 C«J% ®R.^; ^^Utir-^ C7T7-^, SRRS^ Evanescent, «. ^^I^ft, ^tf*rj, ^ft Evaporation, s. *t*P?t^^1, ^W ^>3«t, Evasion, 5. 37t5f, TgoT^^wRl, ^Tf%, ^*Pt- Evasive, «. ^JtSi^Tft, W^f^lft, ^5R5>f?£- Eucharist, 5. SRJ3"T*T ^?"«1 ; ^^"C^tSf, £f- Eucharistical, a.«dc^T»^l *RJ3"PT ^f^wt? Eucrasy, s. f^JOpft^^l, *rT^TT*J, ^T^T Eve, «. Evening n^?T TC^T ; 7r^JT3, ^nfi, t<^t 1, f^ir^, l^j^TWsfj^ Eversion, s. ^^^^l, ^ f^f^ ^ EWE [ l Everywhere, ad. JptfaF, *T^*T ^tC^ Evict, v. a. ^racT-pTTc?" <5Rfwt?T-?5 Evicted, pa. 1^^tC?r ^^fa^S" ; Tgfsrfa Eviction, s. f^T?T 'srre ^5Rf*f^T, *T£tsrK "5^^", Sf^J^, Evidently, «J. 2^7*3^5, gf^J^^C^f Evil, «. ^sref^s, tOT^j TT^f, W^, ^, *fif*rtr, 5^, <^f%^ ; f Evil, Evilness, s. ^fa3><5l, "J^SI, CWlT, Evildoer, 5. 3> Evilspeaking, 5. sf^f, *nrfip*rl, ^*nsfff Evil worker, s. ^F^35T«1, ^*ffW8X*SXf&f Evince, a. 0. ^flW^-^, TgfW-'^, f»T- Evincible, a. £f^T*r7 3 *r£fT*rTf*l^ Eviscerate, v. a. ^^ ^ft^vjt ^1 •Tt^t^Jl" Evitable, a. f^37*fj, ^Jfsf ^1 tf $^? ^3" Euphorbia, s. fifl? ; (Ugularia) tr^tT- f%Sf; (antiquorum) •Ct^Tf^TSf ; C^^T^T- f^Sf ; (chamcesyce) C^TT> #t^t: Euroclydon, 5. TS^T^^ffel 3K£ 31 vSTpIR European, a. ^C«rN CWntlT, t^C£T*ft?T Eurus, s. *£&$?<&% TSTfy *£^t¥ *T^T*T Evulsion, s. ^ (RC*f Exceedingly, ad. ^f$ 9 ^f%*f?, ^f%3TW, Excel, v. c^^^-T, *flM:> S^#-^, ^R7Tc*rwt?r Wsr-s- Excellence, or Excellency, s. %^W% 9 fo~ cwir^i, fcf*r^i, ^5^1; swi, t^^r- ^1 ; ^tsrflsfl, ^PfjtTfT^^ ^W1 Excellent, a. ^T3J, *f?ra, ^T^^, 1^tf*f^, Excellently, ad. -ftWF 8 ! 31 ^5*r?pC*r Except, v. WT\5, ^Tfv5?1-CTT, cT^-3>, 31%f- v5"-3>, ^jf$1?RF-3> Except, Excepting, pr. ^JVSZJJg?, f%^ 3^ 13R1, t*$S\, ^S31 [TpTT, ^T^rt^J Exceptionable, a. ^Bf^frTT, ^T^f^C^T^fT, Exception, 5. 3jf%t3;3> ; ^[T^fe ^3" Exceptious, a. ^U*Tf%^T?t, d?T>1, f*tT>faT- fihn, ftvftUS, ftc?T€t, 3ttf^ Exceptive, «. ^rmfefaf*^, C^T^"^^ Exceptor, s. ^3l? , <5H"- WK 2fWR-3>-, TrT^KT3", 37© ^>r»T?T, ins?* w3" 31 ^^T3TR,ilT^T,3;T- Exciseman, 5. 37§i^" 31 <$J $fTC3» [1%«?t Excision, s. ^C^Tf, C^ff 3>7T«i ; f^r*T Excitable, «. £f3$Rt?, gf^Ts^J 11 1 EXC Excitation, s. mp$, CS^I . a. feW, 2ff f%-S?Wl, $fcl t CTOt, Excitement, 5. ^p3l, gf^fs, £t3^0, Exclaim, v. n. d>^1, 373?, TSte^T?"-^, Exclamation, s. ^H3>T3" ^t" 5 ^ ^f^i^H- ^T3, 5^t Exclusion, 5. 3f^^^3"«l, 3W^, f^3T3"«i Exclusion- bill, 5. 3f^^^3"«l 3J3^1 *T$ Exclusive, a. 3J"^t?^, f^"3", W^Sl, 3#?r- ^T3>, R3t3"^" [ C^Krf, ^^ftlT, ^5#, ?^1, f^^T«l Excommunicate, v. a. ^«&R1-3>, 5f^1-^ ; 7f^t^^-3>, TSr^^W^-3?, CPft^t C3tC^ *f^3T-^ 3:^^^T?" 3f*cfrvff, tj^T^J^ 31 ^-^ Excommunication, s. "ST^^^tc^ 3f^"5^» ^^^ 3^^r^T5j^<5-3:«i,3^:^^ ^to^fr^ Excoriate, v. ^^r, ^^, ^w ^ ^TwT-^oT Excoriation, 5. f^R, ^vgR, "5^" 31 \t^ ^fj^ ; cTTr, vfjx>*5 3^ Excortication, s. 3c^^ 31 ^t^T ^vT^T Excrement, s. ft\, f3%1, ^r®T, £; ( /« c , *rtsRi-3S", ■stt^p-^ Excuse, 5. ^TT*T1%, f§1, *$MJ, C^T^T Excuseless, «. *5tifT#^% C3^I?3" Excuss, v. a. 3J3^FTSTS^' C^T3»-3> Execrable, a. ^«|j f c^, ^*HT, ^THS" "ST^ft ; Execrably, ad. 3; «l73>Cof, ^f%*T^^C^f Execrate, v. ^f^rT^-CW, ^J-3>, ^5R- Execration, 5. *rt*T, *T*[7, ^rt%*rt*f, ^*T- Exect, v. CWW-^i *rrfihri-CW [W»T f e^1 Exectical, «. 37T-*t7T^37, ^sT'Wt^T. Execute, v. a. C3?R 3P$r-3r, 3pMT*T^-3>, f3f3R-3*, ^T^T1 ; £r,T«1*T3-3s- Executer, s. fk&ttW* 9 W*?We, ^mww\ Execution, s. fasPtfe, fw&ttW%, 35^3?3"«i ; Kp; ^7l>3? ; 373^1 STCS £jT«ITf9 3HT«i Executioner, s. £ft«i ^^1, srart^f [sPfTTF^ Executive, a. 3?3;«i^Fir, sp^Fffir^, f^r- Executor, 5. ^3Jt%3" l^'S'S'W^, W^j- Executrix, 5. ^^^? fRlST T^T- Exegesis, 5. #**^RT, T>t*1 f 377*171, ^isf, Exegetical, «. ^^Vt?T, 37T**r7T3>3; [sttwr Exegetically, «c/. 37T, ^?r«i7-3», ,; 3T- Exemption, s. ^T\51, 7jflS, ^SRS{R$1 ; (privilege ) t^C 7 ^ ^rfwT?T Exenterate, v. ^tftwl" 3tf^3--3S Exequies, s. pi. ^T^TfV 31 ^C^7#" fesi Exercise, v. ^^jR-3*, 3733;t3*-3tT^, *Tt*R Exercitation, s. ^^77^, 3733;T3", 3|T*R1 Exert, v. ^W7T*f-, ^TTSf •n-v Exertion, s. ^J^, ^OfJT^f, C^l, ejUTT, Exesion, s. 1?'?1 ^~ Exfoliate, v. a. fwm, c^r^rl, C4ttTl-^»T Exhalation, 5. 3T^^Tl?r5UR, ^t^l" 31 ^tn ^^T, £f^T3"«1, ^t^^r, 3^rt3; Exhale, v. a. ^5>T*f, ^t* 3 ^ 31 3]Tpf ^ Exhalement, 5. ^T3, 3T^FT, ^T«f , ^sr Exhalent, a. £fWT3; «1"3'T^'*f Exhortative, Exhortatory, a. ^*fCW*f3S 2r^f€®^35, Tf^^^TW 3J53S [3?33: ^tc^" *f3 3tf^3" Exigence, or Exigency, s. 'srgf^wT, ^^»T3, Exigent, s. ^^"713^73* 3*^5 (« Z«^ term) l^nr^^f?: l3^«f^ ^rt^i *r^ Exiguous, 0. ^rt% ^j, C^T^ ^s®, ^rw Exile, v. C^f ,e f3ft^-^ ^3:3^-3* Exile, s. CW^fk^^l ; CW*t*f$^5 3JtV Exist, v. 3§TrR-^ ^T3^, ^t3<§,-^T^, 3T^ Existence, Existency, s. T§1, f%1%, 3^- TTR^"1 5 ^T3, #t3^t ,e f1,^t3^T3^:1,^t3iT Existent, a. 3« < srt^', Wt3, ®t3^, 'CT^t Exit, 5. £f^R,3f^5R;f^/sr3;«l,^3^R Exodus, s. "31^1 , gf ^R ; ^!1 l%f^-WTvSl, 3tT^ ; l^fa-*? Exorcism, 5. ^[^ WtvSTfa, 3JT^ ^N? Exorcist, s. ^j%?1, C3 ^ Wtv?T?, ^^1 Exordium, s. ^*RTT*T, ^TW^TF^ 3^1, ^ft^l, ^T2f*rc??r T£*T3W Exosseous, 0. ^f^fts, f^rf^t^fSfrs Exoteric, a. £f^t% gfSHF, ^tXT?" 6 ! Exotery, s. ?tW ?[CittVJ 31 ^Tt^TT^:^ ^TlEl Exotic, a. ^RJCTft*^ l3X^pft, ^TOCTT- Expand, v. «. ^, •ftpT, gtW-^, gfswS 1 - ^-"s, gW?r, ft^tir-^, gfml?^^ * Expanded, «. gJ^sT, £fn©¥, l3^t«f Expanse, s. f3^T3", gt*TT3", gf*!S&, "R^ Expansion, s. gp^Sl, £K^, gf^t? - , 13> Expansive, a. f3"$T?T3S 3 gr*Tt3"«ftf3" iii^» *izwj w, w^tsrT?: 43s #c?f3; *$f%s Expatiate, v. $tSRT$f*R-3F, ^^«l-3>, *f*fj- Expatiator, 5. "^"ClT^T^, 3l3*;j 31"^TJ- Expatriate, v. ^"CW*f ^7T?T-3S" 31 3ft^-^ Expatriated, ^«. TOf*T3ft^[^, TOPT^J^ Expatriation, * .c^*t3f^^^1,^ Wt^JK Expect, v. ^c*fsFl-3F, ^TT*n-3?, ^cw-3? Expectancy,*. ^JT*t1,^?TTl, 2WT*fl ^TMW Expectant, Expecter, 5. ^C*? 5 ^^, gf^JT- *rt, c3 ^3"*n 31 ^n*n -qzj, §m*T$ Expectation, 5. gf^Wq, gf^JT*f1 3>?T«i, ^C«TO1, gf^SFl, ^H1, ^?^T1, ^C=3TW Expectorate, v. a. CSfaSI-^t 31 RCSp*f«3^ 13 ] EXP Expectoration, s. t$?$ 31 C#^Tl gfW^M Expedience, Expediency, 5. ^*f3^$1, C3T- tfj^l, ^T3*fJ^^1, TSt%^1 ; ^1 Expedient, a. ^f^ } C3T^TJ, gfrTHt^t"?, ^3«tJ

^ t ^W^^^l Expert, a. 3f£t, WW, f^gf, 3T^3", f^*f*, Expertly, ad. ff^^1 ^1 t^*f«|J^;*T, ^s^T- Expertness, s. T(W^5l ,ll^*toi, *T^1, ^13;- ^^1, fWgt^l, ^3^1, ^t^T^" [/Q3J Expiable, «. ^T^^tlT, ^T[«Jt^ gi"T"?lf*S- Expiate, v, gfT?lfH^-^,«tT*f R^^WH-^ EXP [ 1 Expiation, s. £fffrf%^, C%V% *&$% *TT*f Expiatory, a. *fT*f fcOT^lT, gfT?f*5«- Expiration, *. tm ^7T*f, W$\% EfWr ; C*T^ ^^; ^57, ^HT*!, £fT«t ^JT9f Expire, v. *PT £jT*f-^, £F*m-^; £ft«l Explain, v. a. ^ft i ^sfo, ^^f^-^, 37T- Explainable, 0. ^K^qVfT, ^srsfcsrTtfT Explainer, s. ^sfet*^ C^T ^TWTtSl CTfTT Explanation, s. ^mof W$H, ^i*f gf^FT 1 ^ Explanatory, «. ^t#t«t^t^t, ^T*feT*f^, Expletive, s. sgq^sfr *nf, *nf*J?T^ $*ft- Explicable, 0. ^j%C*T, ^JJTe*, £f^T^, fa*5?, Explicitly, 00*. ^t^ ^J^^1 2^7^ ?frt*r Explode, a. ^, *n*f 5^7T*fT?r, ^rT^T3 Explore, v. a. $W-^ ^spr^R-^", ^tt^- ■^-■^ 5 ^7^, *t^, sreT*TC*F *$"%> ttZtf W$^ Explosive, 0. TpT^TTI, WHf , f^f^^ - Express, 5. C^9f 5fT^l ^ 5rrT^^, 5fT^?J1 ; Expressible, 0. ^Qf^tlT, 3"^t1, C^T^-^, €^1, Expurgate, v. «TfS*5^TC*f Exquisiteness,5 «t T^ *f Tl> J^<^^7,^ Q ^'^1 Exsiccant, 0. c*rt^^, •ft?T^r ^1 «^^^T?t Exsiccate, v. a. ^"^-^, ^^1, ^t|TT-^ Exsudation, 5. "ST55T ^^8^, "5IT5T^ Extancy, s. *r3tTC*W1 ^\5 ?T1 ^^5 ^^6^ Extant, 0. ^tfsim, ftTfJWfa, W#C?ftT?^ EXT [ 1 Extemporary, a. f^T^JtCT ^^ 31 ^f^^S, f3"^T *J^fFST¥ §&, ^^ §"& Extempore, ad. fr^m^, R^T^fs- Extemporize, v. n. ^^f&^l ^1 3?f??1 3F9NT 31 is5T?T«l-^, ^tfif^ ^^^1-^? Extend, v. a.^HS^-W, C^, ^l%-3*, 3t$1, 2j"*TT3;, f3^TtJ Extensible, «. t3^T Extensiveness, s. £t*r^5l, 3T'^« ; rj, 3_f^j Extensor-muscle, 5. in ana. t^^tT^S" Extent, s. 5ftn1, ^m-3>, cTT'sre-^', Extenuation, 5. CWK ^1^13 31 ^t^f ^f%, C5TT*Tj ^T*f, *&\?T Exterminator, 5. f?RT*f^S1, ^^TR^T^ External, a. lf£^,3tfelC?t, 3Ts7, 3f^|r:$- Externally, or Exteriorly, «c?. 31XJ§7, 3f^> ffFCtf, ^TTO?, i*fC1 ; CSTT*T-^, "fr^T*!"-*? [^T*fJ Extinguishable, a. R?T, iftnwlj Extirpator, s. %WTlM ^1^"-^ Extrude, v. a. Wtfl, T[ ?> CfcMll-CWT Extrusion, *. *fe^FlCH, ^T^fR, T£?" , ffrSl* ^fcl, SFrste-** Exustion,. 5. ^SRTSR, vpStf, ^ftpFT^ " Exuviae, 5. *rfc*f?: C^TT^T^T, ®^Esrre?r-?T'*r, cf|#*g*f Ol Eyeball, s. ^1%^*, Ff f^^T«l, ^N^T, ^T^tTT, Fabricator, 5. t^^TS^^I, f^TT^f, <$%& Fabulist, s. ^tt%^^1 C^T^T^, t1%^T^TC^^1 Fabulous, «. tt%^tf1^f*t%, ^f**t3", Fabulously, «c?. ^f^f^<5"C^f, fV^jT?ffC«T Facade, 5. ^^Tl%^t?: ^psj^r ^7 ^2 ^T?f Face, 5. W, ^Pf^, ^TT^J, ^T^T^", ."ST^- Face, «. TfT^T^-^^T-"^ ^1 ^, fe^T, Jff<- Face to face, ad. Tf^W^WfV, ■5T- Facetiousness, s. ^rf^r-S^F!-, 5ff^?, ' 5> ff?'^t^r, Facile, «. ^W,T^Sf, ^W^ ; ^^7, ^^T^1, gff^f^- Factory, s. ffl, Fagot, s^TTfJt ^T#^T%,-$i^Wt&,-sr&<5l Fail, v. ^, Wft^ ; ?r^TT^ Failing, Failure, s. •TR'51, 3>"sft, ^f^TS", Fain, a. ■$[$, *T»t1%T, v£4> ; ^T^^; ae?. Faint, a. ^t«i, "Fr^, ^r^^-g", 3>T^, ^T- f^*r, ^r"srcsfT?r ; 1^«f, ^^, fwi Faint, v. n. ^«|-T, ^f^^fT^-^, ^T^-"^, Faint-hearted, «. W\^, ^TH^^", ^3"SpW1 Fainting, s. sj^i, t^*T3l,*Vt^ Fair, a. ^^?T, ^«f, ^H ; 2f^T¥, ^^", %^ i (words) TNTsf^tir [^JtH^C^ Fair, «^. ^T«f ^T^T«t^J ^1 ^TT^^TJ W^* Fair, s. ^fj\mt ; ^SfTr3; ^^, 3:TT>, C^T^I Fairing, 5. gtUt, ^t- 1%Rf*T^, £j"TO?for, ^lETC^tfrj Falling, 5. *t^, , Sf^lTT- False, «. ^PT^J, f^M, ^2ff^, ^2fT- False-hearted, «. ^T^, ^, gf^T?^ Q~$, Falsehood, 5. f^JT^I, ^*r^J3T*T, fiMTt, Falsely, «c?. ^^^t^r%C5f, t^7T^*T, Ipr- *£^, Era, c^t^tf"?i, ^ GflfafWTSWji ^HrtOT j 118 ] FAR Family, s. ^f^lT, *ff?T«R, *T\*rt?T$ f W t *\-*f, C^ft^, Cift^t; Oncfe) frTffft^l Famine, 5. ^T^TcT, ^t%V, ^T^^?: Famish, w. «f?Rri.^r"?T ^fC^" Fanciful, a. "5TRf%3F, ^^, ^IT^T^*, ^^T- Fancifully, ad. wf™t^^Z*f, m^f^^^Z^f Fancy, 5. ^T?" ^^^1, TTT^T, "ST^^j srl^, Fancy, v. ^T^^T-^, ^^ T »^-C^TM"- , 5T^-^, Fancy-dress, s. ^Z&^vf^^W, •^CfW^' Fandango, «. TPil^l? ^^ "^^Jltc^t^r [»T1 Fane, s. Of^tsnr, ^fwj^Si^t^Tr, ^^"^T- Fanfaron, 5. sf^ff, Wtt%^, ^t^T^f^^l Fanfaronade,*. Tr¥,^CT7PfT5t,^1ir»lt^, W& Fang, s. «t^rf"?r WG, fim-; *ff^t3> ^*rg-, 3^2fc*r ^f^r^, ^7r$3 Farinaceous, a. C«fT^tt^ 1§ff3* 5 *T3?f1 31 ^JTT>T3^, ~f*TT ^ 31 ^T3 t3"f*f^ Farm, ». «. ^W3; *f Q f^-CW, ^®fT?rl-CPF 31 «T«, Bffst ^|\51-3* 31 CW [TC^ ^f^ Farm, s. tsrflfl, C3T3", C3T31,, C3TTO3; 31 Farmer, s. ^T?JfT Fascination, 5. CUTs^ 3£^3*, 3*ft 3*3;q Fascine, 5. ^V&J ^tft 31 C3T3H Fascinous, a. Ott^SR^, S^^T^ Fashion, i>. a. sft, 9f\F, f^^"T«l-3f, "EfF-^, ^ITf 1%-^-35, ft3?-3S, 3131^-3* Fashion, s. ^T3»^, 3t3l, 3^1%, gf^TT, Fashionable, a. jfel^sftft, 3J3^t"1, f^fcT, ^t^\|1 Fasthanded, a. ^WJBTTl, fi^fei^J^^^^ir Fastidious, 0. 5JC^T^F1, "JC^T^J, ^T^3>, Fastness, 5. W^1, *r^^1 ; w$f, %% W?faj Fastuous, a. 9f33f, ^^^T#r, ^*rf [^R Fat, a. ^T, C^1,^T^7rT^r,T^T^T3,^^- Fat, 5. ^3f1, ^*f1, TrTS^T^cT, ^?"t3", ft^f- i?1t ; (also, « mi?) C5t3TWl, ^^§i Fat, Fatten, v. OT^I-^"^^-^-^ 31 3? Fatal, a. ^^W, £jt^^T*rtr, ^T\^tf%* j {inevitable) ^P?3>T3t5r, ^f^3T3J Fatalist, s. ^Rijd3T#t, t^3^f3-T, t^3^t^1, 2tT^C^3: TT- Fatally, atf. ^rT\^Tt%3qsrc^ l3;^t^J3f^«T Fate, *. W*>, Stt^ST, ^T^fJ, 3»*fm ^ Fated, a. ^[F3> ^^^^i'%^T9ft3, Fatidical, a. ^^3J, *Tl32£n^-3> Fatling, s. ^^^K^f^^^ 331 *HS Fatness, *. ^T^^TT»T^1, 1»T¥1, ^3>*£3>^1, C^TT^lt ; (o/ Me soilf^j] Fatten, w. ^-^, ^"^^-C^T^I-3? 31 ^ ; (the soil) *TT?T-CJf, ^3t?:i-3S [t3^fW«lT Fatuity, «. W^^l, J^tll, 1^31%* 3f%?T Fatuous, «. *[«*£ ^W^, |^C3tT3, *fT«fffT, Favillous, «. ^^rjr?T, itt^Tt^ [^C3T3 Fault, s. x$ft 9 CTft^^ ^ ^, ^*r3t3"j Faulter, s. c^ftTT, ^^T^M-stT^, &mn; FEA [ Faultily, ad. K^, C*f t*T*J^ ^^f^^ffS Faultless, a.^^OfMt, t^^ft^ft, f^*f- Faulty, a. TOFt*. ^OT, ^^T, ^ Faunic, «. *OT, $tt"5IJ, ^f*f^> ^^J, *J7 Favour, v. *r % W, ^r^f, ^T, ^ Feculent, a. 3T¥cT, 5ff^?1, ff^T^l, ^Ti%^ Fecund, «. TpceiT^^fTTf ^, ^p^I^T^, ^^^T, Fecundation, s. ^^2J-C^^f^^r«l,^^p5r ^"1 Fecundity, 5. Tp5T^q1, Tp5TSf^^^1, ^pC^T^- Fed, Feed f^UT^T^T^ ^T^^, ^T^1 ^p, Fedary, s. ^\-*ft, ^T'»fl" ; 2f^JT*?t [^?^ Federal, a. t^U^^I# ®, ^^T^Wt?, 7fl%1^"- Federalist, 5. ^TtC^i?^1 C^C^f ^^Itfn^^^ Federary, 5; ^^f^T^'Tf, *rsft, Tt«Jt Fee, ». a. c^"^^" t^Tl-irt^, ert^itT^-'^, Fee, 5. C3"^, £f r%^fT^, ^"Ttt^tfV^, %*f- Feeble, «. ^}«1,T^'^ J f^^, ^r^^"?", $t% Feebled,p«. #t«il ^1 R^tf ^, ^t«T [f^^f Feeble-minded, a. wt«l^^1 , C^^TCt^"^*!- Feebleness, s. ?#t«ITl, T^*nfl, ^t«iVl, ^T- Feebly, ««?. ^«l^t¥, Cw)~&v\r&Z*f [ft«f\ Feed, w. ^^, C^tSi^-^ ^1 ^^1, *p", ^TcT, Feed, s. ^t^tj, ^^J^^T, M?T1 *T"T^1 Ttt- Feeder, 5. C^T^l ; ^T^t^TrT^I, *TT*P5, Feel, v. "J, W\-*i-^ f %^^, C*T*T-^, ^U Feel, 5. ^fti cfnn, ^^^T^ ^H m^ Feeler, 5. ^t*f^5 #t^?T ^^ ^1 ^1 FEL [ 1 Feeling, s. CJW, TfTTl, *TH1, 'STt^f^^J^I ; C7T7, *pHc7t*t, *tt*,*TT\S [v?^*f Feelingly, ad. C^'^W, TfST^ra, T£sf*T- Feet, 5. Foot "*tc^f7. 7^7"5^; ^ *tlf Cif*r Feetless, a. f^ff^t*, 7T^T7 T^ *f1 ^tt Feign, v. ^«^R1-, fst^JJl 7^T1-^, ^*R1 71 £t3T7«l1-*F, 7^-tf* Feigned, a. ^f^ts, fttstTl, ^T^^ Feint, 5. W*TC1, *FTf%, WC7*f, ^T^J Felicitate, v. ^T^fafli-^, C^T7TOT*f-f$. a. C7T*f-^,*C7TvFl-^ f 7\F.sr3r-^ Fellow-creature, 5. *rsrJJ^> 3-^ ^1 77P?F Fellow-feeling, s. TR$1^T3f777^1 ; C^TT^T Fellow-helper, 5. TfT^t^J^", Ts^T^t Fellow-labourer, 5. TT^tTJ^lfi, 3T^^"55ff Fellow- servant, s. ^TW* 4^ 2J^5?T WTT Fellow-soldier, 5. *ret*RJ, 4 , *TCl7^f JTsff, Fellow-sufferer, 5. ^Tp^TC^TSTt, T£S*W- Fellowship, s. *TVJT^ *ref%77T5T [TH^re Feloniously, ad. Tm^^l**^^, ^!%- Felony, s. ^T*T?17, ^T*tT3" 73, Center f^fifrs 75, i?f*f 7faT?r C7 ^^rtc^ ; stf , m?l 21 ] FER Feltre, v. S«(f 71 CWfa ^Tl>-^ 71 ^ Felucca, s. WH *Tt\F7 CSfSTI CsfWfrc^T* Female, a. t^«l, SIXTHS', C*rc?,St, *J\^H; Female, s. 3ft, stCcTT^, C^rr.?, csrfa TTtfpf Feme-covert, 5. 1^7tft^1 ^t,^?1,«tt^7^t Feminality, 5. ^t^ 3t^^t7, 5ft stf" Feminine, «. ^«1, gtsfTf^", St, ^^TTT; C^T^c'T, ^"J, at7^ ; (gender) m\ f^W Feminine, *. ^t, stC5TT^ C^C?T, C^f^, ^ttW" Femoral, «. ^", Fence, v. 7J^^ft^-^, C7\51-CW ; ^51^ C^l ^r^7tTr-^7<5, if 3 ©-§17^7 ; C«TTcir7 Ferriage, 5. Ut^TfcT, C^PsTTE^ffalT C^^^T Ferruginous, a. C«T|T7^"3>", CcTfe $"«17^ Ferrule, s. &, C-$]"71 *rTT> ; *fT7Tl^" 71 C»r?T7 C^Vl ;v.$ C3[}R, C«nrT?: *Tf®F Fertile, a. 3^71^ n^TO^T*, 7^7T^, 7^- Fertility, or Fertileness, 5. ^71, ^TtSSj Fertilize, v. jiM^l-V, *peT7fa«^ *i (.^Si-^ Ferula, 5. «Tvpj-Hr ^T^ ^T7C«1 7 &1.,, 7J3^1, TR^T*fJ*T [^RTtT^ *TC^*P Fervent, a.^g^,7Jtf,Trc^TWT^,*l? ; se r , Fervently, ad. ^f%^TC7, ^V$$Z*{, HT^T- Fervescent, a. vNr^"S, ^^R^ft^T [WK^ Fervid, a. ^m 9 V$ s SfT/sr, ;§H"*re, m*W- 5t^f, resist, 773, w, ^^7, Tjsjjsl, C^©, W7^ Fescue, s. ^Wj Sf^^toTcrff^ *mrei Festal, a. *f ©T^- Fever, 5. mj, ^T^T^TTJ ; (brain-) ITWT- 9f^ ^7?"; (bilious-) ^*, t*ff^^ ^^^; (violent-) ^TT ©5"?T ; (malign-) ^TTN^TT- "j%^ ^< ; (continual-) ^^^5" 71 ^¥5" ^3 f%5T, fa- 9171, ^2ff ^, ^T3T^7, ^t«^tfa^ f^*f Fictitiously, ad. WCc?, ^P*t^" 71 ^> ^f^fMfW?" Fiducial, a. frt^, ^^% f%?T#^Rft Fiduciary, 5. 9f¥T^ ^*f?[W^, It^T^t Fie ! intj. fa, fW, fafa, ?J1, WJ1 WJ1 Fief, 5. ^TfR, ^f^fr, Sfttfaf Field, s. c*FWT?r, CW4, C*f^, ^t%^r», ITt^S", TT3^1> ^» f^1 5 ^*T, C*pH*t> ^*ri, ^f 6 " 5 ^ 3t3*j, ?^i *F$n, ^Tf^t^: Figulate, a. ttw?, ^fTfVRT, ^'vfsrf^f^"^ Figurable, a.sf^t?, f^C^"?T,^tf t%OT^fJ Figural, a. 3TT3>T3\, ^T^T^^T^t [^T«fo Figurative, a. S^W, ^STTW^Hij, w^T- Figuratively, «J. ^5*raT^T?Tl, TfT^T^SFCST Figure, 5. T?*T, CvSfsr, ^Rf^T?", ^T3>1%, Figure, v. Stf^^f^-^t^t?"-^, ^fw-3?, r2 23 ] FIN Figured, ^a. a. tffr^, f^f^^, f^ftr^, ^r^rw, T%f^r^, ^f?F^, c^ 3T^^t ; "5^cTl ^3it Film, 5. "STfsT, ^P^t, ®?Tcrt, *[*{5r^3? '[3^ Filmy, a. ^TR £l Wt «fv?], BfT^t^ Filter, v. W? 9 C$W, f^, #Tf%?1 frsfW-^ Filth, «. TST5I1, ircT, 1t%1, i*, ^St, C^Tfllt Filthiness, s. *STtt%^J, ^I*f^^1, ^^f^Tl Filthy, a. srfsrar, ^ir^T, '5Iir« ; Tl, ^T"3F?T1, Filtrate, v. a. i%tw 9 ?fT?-^t^, I[T3>f^ *ft- vfc?r-ci5t?1, ^?1 Fimbriae, s. ^rr&cTl, Tf^tl, ^f*f Fin, s. ■sr^cyfj?" ^r^n, ttt^wV c^n Finable, a. ^W^T, ^^ftfJST^' [F5t^ Final, a. 5?7r, C*t^ ^r^J; PT^T^^Tft, Finally, «o?. C^fc^, ^T3CnCT, SJZ?! 9 TT1»1-CW, ^sfcs-^, »®UWt^ Finely, ad. *ft?WT?T *l^J *1 %e*T ij ^f - Finger-cup, s. ^ 2t^T*R 3?r&*fT3 Finical, a. *f®*rtfiN?-, *3ft*tt*Tt, *[*T- f^Tft, s^^tre tto*t«* Finically, ad. ^f^^ZV^, ?]X*f*r?SfE*f Fining-pot, s. *rT^C*tt*R*TT^, ^T^Wf Finis, 5. c*r*, *ffw, tfc* *Rtf^ Finish, v. «. *pjTI, C*tT-^, *T*rT^-3F, fa- 3^-^ *TT?-^, ^"^ff-^, 3T^^-^ Finisher, 5. *nrT*nF, *J?^, f^Pf W31 Finite, «. ^TTl^f*t^, *ff <3X*nr ; ^ ; In- finite *CT?T 1, ^ftf *Tt3 Fire-ship, 5. ^r^TT J*T, ^»r?, 1%?" ; ^rt?"\^ Firm, 5. *TlW ^^WT?; ^tffl^snr?: ^ ^1 ^ f ft?: ^TH ; §^*t^^S Of the Firm of Palmer and Co. «ttsrr, T^rat%, gf^t^ Fisc, s. , ^^, i%GJ Flag-officer Fissure, v. a. <&$--&, *pTT>1, TPt^F, "fcwt«f-^ Fis*, s. "sffi, ^5, ^, T^*T, Wl Fisticuffs" s. ^TTT®-, t^*TTft^t, yf^^ Fistula, s. ^T^^T^ft* 6 ! ; (in ano) sstf 5 ^ Fistulous, a. ^9f**T?ter, iTCfanfoK Fit, 5. C"9TlC9f?r ^tt%^^7^1 ^i^mj «[fr, Fit, a. ^ f ^*TW, C^TT^fJ, ^T, ^f~TO, Fit, v. a. %^^-^ 9 CTTTsfJ-^, 2p§T-3", t$^;, *rw, srTsn, ^rtsf, *rtsi Fitly, «d. $*P3^F3rc*f, It^, ^f^irre Fitness, s. ^^f^^1, CTfWWl, ^fs^T, Fitz, s. *T®, *T3fa, srsfl Fitzroy, *Jt%?T?" Five, a. W, *f1"S ; /#. Th Fivefold, a. ^frsf, 4t5$T«1, *fT^T?1 Fives, 5. c?r? c Fixture, 5. ^T*T, "SIt?T ^Tf^f^ 31 ^TT>1 Fixure, 5. f%OT*T1, 1%t%, * TWJ [j, f ?Tt^Tl, 'J?rT^T?', Flagon, s. jm^OTfr «tT5, f 5f1, C^I?] 1 !: FLA ^ Slt^tSF T^?T ^I^T^ Flagrancy, s. ^Rrt^fl, ^^51 ; ^T^lf^^l, l^cfel, Pft^ ^Tt^^TTT [Stf^^T Flagrant, a. ^*T^, ^«^, ^sr ; ^t%y^, Flag-ship, s. W^ SiT^TSf TfJH[J[ ^^J^ Flagstaff, 5. ^^T<5t^^, ^®fTW«, t^^TfST- Flail, s. *T^T Sf^if? Jf9, *r^J ^TT\51 ^^T Flake, s. C5TTW1, ^ ; «tt^, *f?T*, sft^ ; ^T*T, ^r«f ^ £fa ; (of fire) ?m^ Flaky, a. sfT^sIT^, ^tt^inr ; ^St^T^T Flam, s. W*T, ts«m ^Ql1, sf**T Flambeau, 5. ^c^>1 ? TT"tTeT, vSl^*! Flame, s. f*t<], f*T^, WSf f*r Wl^P"!^ Flapping, «. ^ffTsrfwtTTl ; 5. {motion) ^nsr^T Flare, v. rc. Tf«T^ Tl fST3[* ^ft"?Tl ^f^TlTl- Flash, 5. ^Til

C*f ; t^"- Flatness, 5. 3JTTt^1* CWT>ft", f^*^1 ; Flat-nosed, a. cf t^l, *TPfl, C^^i 31 C^- ^1 ^Tt^1 ; /em. -STirr, *h?fr, C^^T^T^t Flatten,?;. ?RT^ Tl C5*fl>1-^ C^wTI,^T1; Flatter, v. a. ^^-^r, 1^71 £T*n *1 gpTV Flatterer, s. ^-RT5T, C*fa\&T^, 1%f%^ CT?*f- Flatulency, 5. *TS, *T^ C?:H, C^ttfasTS" Flatulent, Flatuous, a. ^TTtf'S, *T?2"^ Flaunt, 0. w. ^W-C*r>*tt, ^ Tpf?T?1-"fr3T Flaunt, s. v\5^ ; ^ifm^S 3"^ Flavour, s. TtW, J^> ^^, ^^> ^ [f^F Flavourous, a. ^T*f^, ^t"tf,?|T^ *j[sr- Flaw, s. ^f%Tf%T,1%3, C^5f1^ ^rp^f^; Flax, 5. *M, CC?T C¥ Flax-dresser, 5. *T«i ^T^T* 3"1 *TI?rWT?r Flaxen, a. TT^ft^T^: wmsiT^ ^ f^f^ir, Flay, v. «. w;cT 5 E^r-"5*r, ^T^I-C^H, Flea, s. ^Trzh, «f^f, hJ%1, C^MeT, C«f- Flexure, 5. ^IFT^1, ^"3? ^t^ ; C^T^, 3fa, c 5 ^, c^p?r, c&tsf Flicker, v. a. «TTf^ ^^?» Flippant, a. TO1, *T*T*r, 3jpt> v -3*, ^rt%?-^: Flitch, s. *1<$ZJJ CTCer cs?T?TT"?r, cmr$H Floor, 5. CSTSfTl, "5TC?r"?r C*rsn1,*TT^; {story) vstwi 31 *r^*ri ; v. a. c*rsoi- cW*t; 3"lf ^ ^TW7l3"- Florentine, s. ^CPf*ft¥ C*lT3? ; Sf^ftcT* Florescence, s. JQ^J^^^^^JCrij^l! 27 1 FLU Floret, s. ^r^^53 ; 3-T5fT^3-, ^T^^pf^ Flout, v. ^§-^T7r-^, 1^f*f-?F,^T^1-^ Flow, v. TTT, 2f3-R-^,^\, ^?n-^1, 3^71 3-1 c^mT?r-3; ; ^fj^^ sxvj-ts; Flow, 5. ^rj't; cil^t?, C^T^Tt^"?: ifr%, £f3-|^, c^T^, ^T^r, ^3T^:^7 Flower, 5. -pfspf, 3£^jir, W, ci)«i ; Tt?! ^Tif j C*fT3^, C^3^T3^;1 Flower, w. ^. ^f^f-^-, ^-"5", ^ff^f^-T, Flower-garden, s. ^JJ^tT^fJT^ ^T3Tiil^ Floweret, Flowret, s. "^5 *f^f, C¥t^ ^p*t Flowery, «. ^^fC^ ^fkv, ^Pf^, ^^f^r?, ^^f^T^r ; ^c*fTf»?r, ^^ Flowingly, ac?. 3'T3>J3T'^:Cc : !7, ^t%t3"^K3: Flown, Flee 3"1 Fly f^T^te 3?!^ 3"T"535, ^r^1 tt^^-, ^fqrs, ^nf?^, 9f=5 [rit Fluctuant, 0. ^4"^, "5^^T, ^f^?, ^R?T- Fluctuate, v. n. ^T^T ^1%-"^, W^orf^-sT* 3^1^ c3*rt-^ ^3n sf$1 dptfsr, 3m3m*T7?&t*r [*rfa WZ1 Fluid, 5. Tf3 WZ7, S?*r, ?7r/"?T^t#, 3^7(- Fluid, a. 3P¥, fcs?3, ^?cT, W3, ^Rt"?, ^3^ 3^ 7s rt*T [3^*rt^i Fluidness, or Fluidity, s. "Pf3^T3, ^"T^cTJ, Fluke, s. 7{WIJ<: 3^ *ff^1 31 ^*r Flummery, *..^fsf « T£95faf^ ^^JJTCT ; {flattery) ^3, Vfo- [£ff^, C^psfl Flung, Fling f^¥T$t$ ^T*T 3T^ ^s£ Flutter, t>. C^CSf $I%¥I-31, ^R*{% C*f}\5- 3T*T-<&", l^F^-SHSW-^, 3J^-^, "513^1 Flutter, s. W^ ^f^T'^1 31 ^l^oTJ; C^m, *I3*Tfa, CTf>\F3T*f, CSfraWT Flux, s. CWVSlT 31 mz^J jf% 9 2f3^, ^■nr, ^!%31T ; (Moody-) J&lfi&tfJC Fluxion, s. £f3T^, g£%W%, ^PTW 3^, £f3Tf^^ %3J, J3 3t-3T, CTfT^T?rl-^; c4t?TC\5 3"^-3>, «T?, 3T3, 3^T-^ Foliage, *. <;wtf^3 *T^ Tf^", T*f^ ^nTt^f Foliate, «. ^T^rf^, 7f*f^, -s?fT$T3^ Folio, 5. 41$ $1 ^T5TCSf K^ «ftl WT«fT? Folk, 5. !T*[37$r't, C^T^, 5f?T f 371%?, g|Tf%" Follow, ». *f*5T^f5f r^t-^-, f?fCW ^-31, ^^[. ?ftft-^:, ^r^3^f-T, ^rwsrfa, ^31-3? Follower, 5. ^5?[, *[*5lWSfV$t, ^3#f , T^ft,^^ j (disciple) C^3^, f^3J, C^sT1 Folly, 5. ^^T^$1,^TTf,^rt3:C3^^1, i$p, cwrs 9 "§im\& f^3i, ^^"^-, ^r^r^T^t Foment, v. a. ^W jrafafsfst^l C^rW-^ C^^f-^, C3^, C^f^-C?, $T^-CTf ; (^0 ew- courage) ^53?,1^3T*f ^^>tt?1-CTf Fomentation, 5. C3^"^, c^"ff ~^jq, v^t^f Fond, a. ^^J^, ^^^T'Jft, ^rm?F, C^^- Fond, Fondle, v. ^^[?rt9f-*r, 3KTOT-3 - , C3t5:T5f-^, C^^ 2f^T*f-3? Fondling, 5. C^*fTar, fst^^ttar, J vtfvl 3 29 ] FOR Foppish, a. ^5%5t, ^PT^ipft?!, jfw*tt, Foppishness, s. WS^, ^T3»T?T, fsr^T^f^P For, pr. and «/. ^T?"^ ®rRJ, C^ CW.^, Forage, 5. *nfrf^?T ^^J JTCJ, TTT^Tf^ Forage, y. ^^JF^JTt^T 8 !-^ ; w£J>-3F, *T^ Foramen, s. f%J, ?^, Rf, C^fl [3?TTT?f§? ^Ti^ Foot, s. ??«i, *m, *fnr, *n, *fnn, , ^T^ j -5eT, tT^ ; *TT\51 Foot-ball, *. *TT*2Tf^ ^t\?T?T C«f %«s- Foot-boy, «. C*T*^, Wt^,^T,15T^?", ^J Footed, a. ofT^t*!"^, *fr?wne^, f^M^ft, CWT^tUl . Four-footed, or #«a- dn^, rapn*, *r?:*fr?n Footing, s. ofTWt^C^^ ^R ; 1%]%, ^*Tl, C*fT^1 ; fxft ; ^TM R, HT*f3W*f, ^T5 ; Foot-man, (-messenger), s. ^57, TfT^T, *Hft- 1w, ^T^^, setoff Ttt, cf ?rnFi, ^^^^1 Footpad, 5. ^T^T^ ^C^?" \FT^lt^, cT- Footpath, 5. «t^, T^ir ^^r, ?ri% [c^in Footstalk, 5. vf^pf ^r*f5 ^^, c^T^1 Footstall, 5. C^rT\5T?: tt^?T^1 CJ^U ■ Footstep, 5. *f?f^^, ^^fT^, *TTC?r J fu^f Footstool, 5. 9fT^f*fti, ^fWT^T^, C^T^1 Fop, 5. "Sprr^t^T, ^Ji) , ^I^TT^T?'; ^p^flT ^ Force, y. ^C«T^"5" ^"1 C«fTC?T-^?n, ^^T^^T^ Forceps, s. c^rT^Tl, ^^ZWJJ ^M*rt ^! f^sjtl ; (of insects) WJ^, TfT\?l [^^^% Forcible, «. ^*T3"R, £f^^» *t?t^T^, W, Forcibly, 0$ ^ ^4^, Tf^C^T, n^?»C«t, Ford, s. olTt ^, 7r^^ ^T^T^r, tl^ll Ford, y. ^Tre ^1 ^T^?T1 vfTg-X [C^I^T Fordable, a. Vjtfa, tt#"?n ^t?^8^= Forded, pa. V^KV %] ^T©?T1 *[T?T ^^t«T Fore, a. ^T?f , ^^, ^5TrC9f?T ; ^ k ^, pffjfft- ft ; «c?. ^c^, ^rc^, ^n^ ^tc?r Forebode, w. w. ^R^j^-^^ ^2?^1 = ^"» Foreboder, .v. W^f^F^, ^TR^^1 Foreboding, s. ^TR?nR1, ^T?T? 1? ^'' Forecast, v. ^C^^f^Tsr^f'-^, Hzjl, ^^= Forecast, 5. T^^TW^fsr, *ff?«iT^TffMVl, Tp£ FOR [ 130 j FOR Forecastle, s. OTTER?" 3*f? ^t*n Forechosen, pa. *£^Htsn^ [1%mf*fV Forecited, pa. ^Z^W, *£c<# t%R^ 71 Foreclose, v. a. 7^»-^, ?F^-3S, ^T^-^, f^7T7«t-T*f, ^T«r. a. ^TTst"-^, C^T^T •H-**, WTf^lTl- Foregoing, a. *£3&5fvy, ^JSTJt^ Foreground, s. wt%7 ^rg^Ttf, ^^T^ ^t=T Forehand, s. ^t ^'fftfPT 71 wmc*? *«£BlCT ; a. ftfTrd Foreign, «. frcwf)"?, f^Cff^ftTT, ^RI- Foreigner, *. f7CW*ft, *r7ap*ft, f^WTt? Forejudge, v. ^CJf f7C7^5fl 71 t7St7-3F Foreknow, v. a. ^wlf7 1^77 vSJTT-'C, ^^t- C7T7-^, ^TsfTf^-SR Of77J^ m^ Foreknowledge, s. *£^ C7T7,, ^Tf7 C7T7, Foreland, 5. ^^ ff7eiT^- Foreskin, s. ^7TC^? ^CJ7 F^ [®W^f Forest, s.^*f7k,^m^t7X*R, ^i?«IJ, 7^, Forestal, v. a. ^WJT. *J^ 3PT-^f» "Spt^- Forestaller, s. f^S^^, ^fif^T? C^T^f ; ^3J 7^ Forgave, the pret. of Forgive, ^^rT7»^r Forge, s. <5t5rT?*tt?Tl ; ^T^f^ 'Slftf f 9 Forge, v. «. 7T^-f*f^, ^^571 ST? 71 1^"- ^"T«|-^ ; SfT^T-^, 7»f^"ST- ^^en1 [C7t«f Forgetfulness, s. R^i1%, ^«T, ^sr, ^srcsU- Forgive, v. a. Wtft-'G, SfTsfrl-^, ^t^-^ FOR [ 13 Forgiven, pa, ^srTyff, sttfsfe, Ttl^F Forgiveness, 5. ^rt^l, ^*n, *TT1R1, ! Forgot, Forgotten, Forget fs^tiW^TwT, ! Fork, 0. n. (as of corn) *fT<1 RW-^, j Fork, s. f$*£si, C^FTT>1, C?TC©?"^T^1 Forked, Forky, «. ^$*FZ% "*l*\ *1 ^f^T- | Forlorn, a. ^J*F, fas^renr, ^raN, wftf- j €fa, T£$fi%<^ WT?3^, ^TSttfl, ^T5T?r Forlye, v. n. ^TCv5-*Tv5, CSfwt?ri-*T\? Form, 5. ^srr^T?", ^T^T*, ^T^, tw ^^¥ Fortunate, a. ^Tf ^T«C ^T?f7SR, ^¥T-= Fortunately, ad. ^&JW*> <1 C^^tff7 3PC^T Fortune, s. ^T9f7, ^^^ ^*f!W 5 ^pff ; TT^Tf^, 5R, CTt«1^. 4 man of for- tune, ^ Z\ s^ST^r, c^T^ i^TC^T^ Fortune-hunter, 5. t^T^TC^f ^^<"i^ g> Fortune-teller, s. t? ST3rtW3?r, C*rR«I^Tfa«ft"?" Ctt"* Foster-brother, 5. sntB'tt, *fT*T<£ ^tt Foster-child, s. C*fRJ ^R, *fi*T*P" CTOl Foster-dam, s. £fr$*fTl*W, *TTw, ^*R1 Foster-daughter, 5. c*TRJtf^Jl,*fTsr*rc*# Fostered, pa. 2ff3*fTf^, C*fT*7, *fTt%-*> Foster-father, s. *fTeT1 Fought, Fight faqrT^V^"5 ^T*T *TS«S Foul, a. ^*rf?R^Tir, ^sisfo *R*r, *jf^R ; Foul, v. cr.^^faWR-^'RST-^R'^l-^ Foulfaced, a. ^srSfb^l Found, Find ftsnrT?" ^3TS^m *T5^R*t1 Found, v. a. *Te^-*f, ^T*R-^, 1%3-^; (fo cas£ metals) T?m, iTCS-ST^ Foundation, s. f%f%f*T, *R7TW, ^«T1, CSfT^I, *[«% «?$, ^tt^, c*^, ?T\^T*R ; {-stone) sr*J 2f «&?, f^pg"5jX*r?T ^MS Founder, 5. ?T\^;T*R *f 3^ *1 "^0 ^el ; Founder, v. ^[Z^J *f^-sT, arT3l-C ^T^, ^f^-^T^ Fracture, s. ^f^^^t^pTSI^T^ ^T^^T Fragile, a. ^*f^, #t«1, T^^T, *ft^^^- ntsr, Thps, ^5T^1, ^ii, ^^tm Fragility,^*. ^2 ^^^*ft5T^1, ^T^l ^1 sr^l ^r^, ^*f^Tt, ^T«i^i, cwl^rfj Fragment, s. *$% ^?1, ^1, ^©, ^T5l Fragmentary, a •iT^f^^,^ ^"1 ^"^T^H Fragrance, or Fragrancy, s. *>\W, C^\^^S, ^W, ^9ff%^1, ^r«t, 3J3-PT, ^C^1 Fragrant, «. ^TW^^, ^3£ fs 1 ^ C^\?"^ ttf*r^, ^^ti% 3 ^t^tT, <^TifT?: Frail, a. ^iT^R^T^fJ, ^l^Tft, ^f^T, Frail, s. iR^RC^f ^ ; ^f^f^S" SJff^ Frailty, or Frailness, s. #t«i^1, CTft^eTJ, ^H^fj, c*n^r, tf^-?r cTfm Frame, ». a. ^tS'-^', "?T5^1-^, 5f^, U^f-'f, *'T^T^r-^, f^^T 6 !-^, t^^r^r-^ ■ffi', *T?«T> ^fT"?T, WF51, Frank, 5. Fraudulent, orFraudful, a. ^fei'^§^?"«j, spew, ^ *rfc, «r*r, sr«T 1^1-3? Freak, s. c^v^, ^T^HTPRI, ^H ^^^1 ; v. a. f&3ri%f53f-^ [fFQlpPt Freakish, a. ^?:i, f*f- Freeborn, a. ^Rsft^T^, ^T*ta, Wt^ ^ Freecost, 5. ffo"j"S, t^T3T?T, tst-tfsi Freedom, 5. *T*ftTO1, S^g^l, ^T mmz: ^ift ^"1 .*p3Ff?flt Freshly, ad. t^t^t, f¥^[^1 ft^6^C*t ; C^Cff FRI [ 1 Freshness, *.*TtasTOl,fct9tt,7rcta T>TT>3?1 *1 w&q ^T*r, «[$TOi,*T*sn&i, ess? Fret, 5. f&CsTC^sf, snaj 513^7, ^T*R1 ; Fret, v. w€, Wl-^ j ^^-^ *1 W ; $fa?T- Fretful, a. ^T3C- farfihn, ft?^s fsfsr [fferasr Fretfulness, 5. ^T3 C^f*T, W!f<^TR, Fretwork, s. ?|Wt?: $5&tf ^ ffrs1# [*TJ Friable, a. ^m&^sT, T?«fal Sh?!^?" 6 ! OT- Friar, 5. ^iforare ^T^fta 37T%, t^*T- Friarlike, Friarly, Friary, a. ^ft^t^nr Friary, s. Trt, ^TFfta?: ^T«te1, ^TBfsr Fribble, 5. *jX?T*ft, ^5^31 j *>• "&T*f*TJ- gjir$, ^?Tsr, £f«iu, ^T^t^tj . Frieze, s. 4^> ^? ^f, ^T^ 34 J FRO | Fringe, v. *rp?i$r-5TT*n, 3tm? t^?t-^rt§fi I Frippery, s. $tq dt^n ^T?" j Frith, s. •STTft, T^CJIT f^-iF s Frittered, pa. vlSTl, "5% *t$\^ Frivolity, or Frivolousness, s. 5TO51, ^sr*(- Frivolous, «. ^^, ^TT^rRT, cT^T, ^rsf^ Frivolously, ac?. ^ ^rsf «|j ^ jfr^Rj ^iC^f Frizzle, ». a. C^*f #T^fC^ Frock, a. SfT^Tl, sfT®rT?n, ^f^ ^f^r?rT^, *ff|r*nT, Frolic, Frolicsome, «. "5^cT, ^^TcT, ^"^> From, prep. ^tCT, ^T^fsf , ^Tt% C^«l, 9fTlf, CTp^1 ; t^^W FRU [ Frothiness, s. 0§*\1 ^rt£«1 ; ?Hp*T^> Fructify, v. TpCwiT**ff%-3>> ^Hpst-v, *p*i- Fructuous, a. WR^, *p*T^R, ^p*T3i Frugal, a. *ff?fST3" ^J?t, ^l 5 ^ *jft Frugality, 5. «t1?^ 3J1T, ^R'T 3J3" Frugally, arf.<5r*f*jra,*fftfas*J?r*£^ Fruit, 5. *?*?, ^*fT%, ^R *re1%; «nt^ Fruitage, s. Tp^[ [^TC^ Fully, ac?. 2f5^WC*f , ^l^C^, tj^C^T- Fulminant, 0.^5"^^ ^1 TO*fT^ "t^f^t* Fulminate, ». ^^^t^f-'sr^t^f^f-'^', TO^fT^ n^f^, ?fSR-^; 5f sfrCJTTfaC* ^<%^1-^ Fulmination, s. 7£%itfW, TOTT^^T^f , 9fSR, Fulness, s. *ff?;'sT«|%1, ^^«{^1, ^^f, Fulsome, a. ^*tf% ^faiff&J, f%Wpi><£J, Fumado, s. igpi ^W ^^^7 V&&-* Fumble, v. ^fi\*5 XC^ ?T1 ^T^I^t? ^7tl FUR f 1 Fumbler, s. ^S^ST, ^r«f^ f *f, ^Ulft Fume, *. *£*T, ijlfl, *W, ^T% C*n"*f, ^T«f Fume, ». £?T *1 f^-^, £ST ^ ^itll-^K 36 j FY Furlong, *. C^tC*t1T C3l^*fN% ^*f- f?T*to, 88' ^T^ «Tf^nsrT«l Furlough, «. f^^rf«f^ ^TC^?" t^Wt?, f $ Furmenty, s. ^fT^I^T^, *f^nr, ^^^l" Furnace, s. ^Tt^% ^rai, ^T<1, ^t«T. Furnish, v. a. OT*f1, t^^T^- WJ1, 1JU, j%, fw^ GAL [ 1 G, Wt^T? ^srtSF?"; gratia *irf^T "tZ^J *OT3", *T^1 e. g. exempli gratia, W^mtCof ; Dei gratia, ^ZJJ f^ltt Gabble, v. n. ^55S^C?-^, 3"^1 ; ^Tf^TS Gaffles, s. c^T^P ^?C9f?r *fTC Gain, 5" $*Tt#*, *t*f , 3Tf% ; ». *it^-*F, Gainer, 5. SfttHrtl, ^*fTW, Stft [®R*F Gainful, a. 1 ^^-3> Gallant, a. gfSMlfHns, *t?T, ^tt^sft Gallant, 5. ^5rftlW'?:^t^f ^ rbc^?T *TT3" Gall-nuts, s. '5llW?T [iTTl Gallon, 5. WZ TKZ1J ^\U5 1$3CT?r ^f?"- Galloon, 5. C^TT^I , Sft??' C^fT^l [^^-^T1 Gallop, w. ^T ^1 ^^ ^1%-^, cVt?, Wtv5; Gallop, 5. ^j^^ sft^, ^^5" 9fj%, WT\?^5^ Galloper, s. ^WX^^ift, 3F^ifTfV ^t Galloway, *. ^^ ^[?rTC5t'?r Gaming, s. ^irTC-^wTl, *TT*tTf^ ^t^1 Gaming-house, 5. Tp^ ; (stare) yrf$lT1-^T^ [^nfm^n ^1 ? TfT, ^pT1, Gatherer, s. *TS*re ^^? *1 43*3" ^T^ Gathering, , CWR ^T?f Gaude, Gaudery, s. C^f^'SI, ^"Wfif 38 1 GEN I Gaude, v. n. ^RfHra-T* %^f*re-^ Gaudily, ad. f 1 S'SfoT 1 5GW&, ®T^T^?5C^ Gaudiness, s. ^T^S?^, WJj5cTt<[1 ; s. ^zmjf\H ^^, ^^ Gave, Give feTT?: "^it^ ^T^, ^r^l Tf^, f^lTTfw, #?!¥, t^JT^" Gauge, v. a. W3"W^J ^T^^rl^ ^T?T1 *ff?f- Gauge, s. ^©srH, ^T^ ; iTT^f^rt^' [>«1 Gauger, 5. f^f^fT? ^TWJTt^ ^#"^T?"1 ^T*f- Gaunt, a. ^«T, ^i«l, ^^^, ^T^t1, •TtVsn Gauntlet, s. c*ffc '^^?:^ 6 rt ^"1 W"^T^1 Gauze, 5. -Rr^f^i% ^T^f^, ^*T^*I Gawk, s. t^"^ f^T:^T5C ^1 ^it^Tvfl C^Tt^ Gawky, «. f^Wi%T, CTT^I, ^RTft, ^ Gay, «. TTfJT^, ^"#1%q, ^t^^^f^^l, Gayety, or Gaiety, 5. ^TC^T^f, ^"5", ?PT- Gayly, Gaily, ad. ^T^TTW, ^T^CW ; ^t^T- Gaze, v. w. 1%?-w1^*fT^-^,^Ttt¥l-«tT^, Gaze, j/tffinil ^T^1, UT^^, ^1$"^!^ Gazette, s. ^TTW?r *f5, <^?'?r ^TTO Gazetteer, 5. 7f^t5T?T *f5 C*^^, TCT^T- Gazingstock, 5. C^"?T^RT^f^, C^t^WW Gear, or Geer, s. «f^^^f1, "STC?^ f®^- Gear, v. a. ^tc^ - ^T^r^^f-^ C"5TT^1 -^rtStl Geese, s. pi. of Goose, ^\?^¥, ^^^T^ Gelatinous, or Gelatine, a. ^T^T^f, ^TT^T- Geld, v. a. "sngfrr^TR-^, Tf T^1 ^1 f^'-^' [IT^ Genealogical, a. ^V^RcTi^^?, ^fT^- GEN t 139 ] GES Genealogist, s. *\*fT*^fa«fW^t, 1 Gentile, s. f?^fti%^-^RJC?*rt, CW3MW Gentilism, s. tff**F§i1,

i 'j, c^rrnhn, l^f a 3«f Ghaut, 5. *T^re<" *tC31 #J Gibbet, 5. ^Rrrt>; ». ^tft-CT, T>TW1 Gibbosity, Gibbousness, 5. f^^tl^f^, Gibbous, «. fpfrf*ff£"?n, *f3f 3Tft%, 3?W, Gibe, 5. 1<^% ^1, tffo ^<#Rl [^It Giblets, s. fm ^HT 3>fi>1 *T1 C^1 fsf- Giddily, atf. sm*TT, vpt 31 "^f^^, ^CS- Giddy-brained, «. ^rfF3T3?3", ^?TT33R Giddy-headed, «. CW^R, fsrt3fT3, *TI? Gift, S. £f*R, TfR, *T§W3J ; ^C3*f J ; TTJ; 'sfwi, e«i, ^rr?3>^i [3r$r, $*i3R Gifted, a. **R1 3"«iftf*Hi>, ^TOT*nr, *TT- Gig, 5. 4<5 C^TT^T^ *fTf\?ftt*nr ; w g^Ri 5 3f^m#"sr ; c3?mi [*r^t?r Gigantic, 0. 3^3>HT 5 ^f%f^*, £f3«T9- Giggle, v. n. TR, f*t*r* 31 Hp^> 3* ft?!- Gild, «. \V, ^F1, ^T«faf9"5-3?, C^MMI-^, Gilder, 5. ^"iTS^T?^ C3 OT'il ^ Gilding, s. HS^, TTvS^, ^"«PT3^ C*n«!Tl% Gill, 5. T£3 WC3J?r *fi?3rT«l t^C^R O^ Gills, s.^wWl, 3>Rf^1, ITTCW3- 9fT«T; SgSfTr^ STMTS' HW^ G illy -flower, s. *Wfrc*R 40 J GLA Gilt, GildfianrfiteWT; a. ^ffafaT^f. eiTsfl, ^r«T^1 ; s. -sr^T^l 31 C*fT«lTt% 3»?£ Gim, Gimmy, s. *Tt?*ftfil\ ^^3", sjT^^fr Gimcrack, 5. 3TT*lRj 31 ^£^ f*fc^>f Gimlet, s. ^sr^T, 3^5lrl, ^3" "^f 4 ! Gin, s. fw?{ TT?f J ; ^\W, 35rf, ^F^f, ©T^T Ginger, *. ^TT^fl, ^srTjV^TJ^ ; (^y) nt Gingerbread, s. f^t^T 'SlT'^sr IT3W1 ^T^fT3: <^r t^fafT t^^T^" 31 N^? Gingerly, ac?. 5fT33TC7r 5 ^-5^;t?1, ^^3"- ®Z*f, 3tC3", ^^ir^WC'^f Gingival, a. ^^r\ 31 ^tf? TST^t? Gingle, s.^J{\ 3J^^ 31 ^^*r^r ; v. ^*r^f-^ Gipsy, s. 3vT^^f<^t, ^'iliT^, ^'i^f^^, ^^ Girandole, s. TKTltf*^ lft«TrSft?r, 31- M3 3JT\5, C3XriT?Tl? 3TT\5 [^<3^1-3> Gird, V. t(3, 3W^-3^j 3TTSf, ^3T^Tl-3f; Girdle, s. T^T ; 3^11 {I have) ^Tm 1^"3Tt%, t^JT^" Giver, 5. Tffa3^1, TtTH^, TfT"5"1 Gizzard, s. -?f#) ^1 ^\^Tt^?T f^fcTI Glacial, a. ft^Z^, f^^, ft^f^ra-^t?, 3 Glade, 5. 3^|C^3; ^C3J W^Tf T ^R Gladiator, s. ^55^53?, TfT^, 'ST^C3T'^1, C3SR3* C3T^1 Gladly, «^/. TfT^C^, ^T^THf 31 ^«t^^ Gladness, 5. ^^ ^TR^, ^t$", •8T^t l^H Gladsome, a.^t$'^3:, ^TR^Si^'^ ^mi- Glair, s. ^C^3: ^#T\"*T ; t\ v$-?TV 5 rf%'3-3* Glance, s. ^if^J ^?r^ 31 ^T 5 ^^ ; 3>^T^, Glance, v. ^5T* > f#3TC«?J ^^^1-3^; 3>^t^ Gland, *. sri\*rgfT> ft&ip [Tf*R-^ Glanders, s. ^CST? ^tr^^t^ C3"T^ GLl [ 14* Glandulosity, s. y]\?S tffa ^\^ Glandulous, a. t*T\*T $V%JW, W%%*> Glare, v. ^^fl, ^JIf^TqT*rT?T,Tf^TsrT3"; Glass-man, s. 31 f^sttt-^ Glazier, 5. ^T?R1 31 «f PS 3**1"!'? C3" ; *T3"- Gleam, 5. t3^[K3«. ftfe, TJ71% 5 ^WI, Gleaming, a. TJ^f^SI^^^, Wjrf^l Gleamy, a. l3;*f J<$>3<^ ^^^"?T, ^T^e 5 Glean, v. n. 3J^, 3>\51, *>ff%^ *r*T7l#-3*\£l 31 ^nr?;«i-^ 5 ^\5Tt"?n-»rs^, Jf\j?-? Gleaner, s. 3j>\5l? 'C*T, 3T\*[^¥l Gleaning, s. 3»^R, WlX3~«l 5 ; ^f§" ^fsr Glebosity, 5. cBpcTTSTTT ^»T3, T?r*f$1 ^TT^ Glebous, or Gleby, a. ^TW^Tt^, 'FT*TSf- Glee, s. ^ ^Tt^^f, W^Ti^ ^T^T^, ^J^ Gleet, 5. STC^^T?", ^TSSrTl Glen, s. *f ^sTT^Tf^, ^T^Wl", ^*%J, ■jt *t3tre3: "sr^-j^ecTt Glib, a. f?3>$«t, f^% f*P5*T, f*raefl,f&*- •T1 ; 3^sT^, WJ^fvOl , 34*1 Glibly, ad. "fa WTW, *p\FJp^ v ^f?f ?1 Glibness, & f*f<^$1, fW»rft ; 3 *f l%-3?, ^3^3" C3"*f5ft§-*F Glimmer, w. rc. ^Wff$-?, fiBT>j$T>-3f, Glimmering, *. ^3"^f%, n>^f53Fl, faft.- Glimpse, s. ^Wtf^:, fai^d? ^\K^\] ; ^« Glisten, v. n. fwn^l-^, ^^JT^T1-^ Glitter, v. n. '^mw^-^i^^J!^^, ^mjfil, Glitter, Glittering, 5. ^lfl^?l^1, F^si^, Gloar, v. n. <^X^ T*fa-^ ^T^^C^-Cit< Gloat, v. n. T^-^, ~%& ^l ^T^5 Ff^"-^ Globated, Globed, a. Globose ^^ cf*f Globe, 5. C^fT«T, "STTB^T, ^€%, ^^,^CifT5T Globose, Globular, or Globulous, a. C?fT^T* Globosity, s. C^\^^ 3 WS^^H^Sj ^"^T- Globule, s. ^q^TTTf%7^, §sn§ff*T, ^It- Glove, s. ^T^TW^fT, s^C^tT, ^T^1, Glover, s. ff^T^I 7T*T«T 71 17^? , ^s^-^, ^"qT*T C7T7-«>" ; 7JST j%s-^ [c^® Glow, s. %®i*i, %w%*m, 7J2^1, ^3/51, Glowworm, 5. C^T^T^Y G*fT3si Glue, s. f*Ti?^r ; fr. a. f x tf?^'#Tl-'^5, Glum, a. fr?rs|7if*, C*tT<5TI7^ *[®*m Glut, r. f$f?f, ^c^rSR-sfT^-^", f7^Rs1- Glut, s. ^Tt§*T*J, StfVJU f^T®F*Tl, 1 Gnomonics, s. ^mFSfatftfo 1^f71 Go, v. n. 5*r, ^tad-35, *PSR-"*F, £f^R-S*T ; (to pass) 7ft?1-7l; aa\ *TT-S Goad, 5. ^rw"*r, NSTsf^t; ». ^**rrars-1, *tf <*3, V&pTSJ 2 ] GOO Goddaughter, s. *psfar#rj1, 5^7^C^^ Goddess, 5. c*f€t, C?T7*T«sft, fct1 Goer, 5. 9f^1, 5t^^^T?"^ ; *fT7^ Goggle, v. ?z. 7^p "§L Gore, 5. JW, *T«ft^3 C^friW, ^T^ 3"1 STO1 Gore, v. «. *JCW fcWW, 3^1, ^W-'Srt?', Gorge, *. T*T^t' s 1", ^"eWC^f Gorgeousness, s. SFT^SF*ra?, ^5"^, C*fT^1 Gorget, s. 3>C%3" ^3T&, stsWf?:^ 6 ^ Gormandize, v. n. ^«. 3"1 ^"^ CUT1W-3? Gormandizer, 5. TI^C^T^FI, *ft?1 Gossip, v. n. ST^-^, *f*-?f-«r, «TT^^-^ Got, Gotten, Get f^UT^^Tl'^'^T^i^'t^^, Gothic, a. csfT^T ®?Tt$?r ^r^ 31 ^*rwt, gf^^r-^, wtT^^T-^>, Governable, «. ^^S^^ji^T^TSTJ, Governance, s. ^"q^3T, gj^ag", "37S! *TT?R, 43 j GHA Governante, s. ^T%^1 *1 *P3"r§ gt9fc«l^r Governess, s. r^T- Wl, *fT3T^ Wl, ^^5 ^TTC^^, ^T^TTi%, cstTcT ^[^T^T Gourd, 5. ^STwTT^", OTt* c^T^, ^Tf ; (snake-) fblTSFl ; (cucurbita pepo) ^^\51 Gourmand, s. ^^C^T^I, C*f^^ "^jf^ 1 Gout, s. 3TT, 3TST:?K$ [Fr.] ^Ty,^T^tff Gouty, a. ^tS^, ^T^1, ^T^C?"Tsft Gown, s. KT5T1, SfTSJT^rl, ^rTTT?:l, C*f*TSF Grace, 5. ^^^, Tf 51,^^1, ^?F«|1, ^^h Grace, v. «. THgT^-CrT^TT'H'sr-^, ^C*TT- Graceful, a. ^*%J, ^C^T^J, ^§), 5TT^«IT- Gracefully, a^. ^^ J €q^T 31 ^wr^??^^f Gracefulness, 5. ^TT^«IJ, C*ft**P57, ^^7^1 Graceless, «. ^f^^t^r, ^^fT^rf^ 5 !", vTT^- •i7"?"tt"5", "5^tst7, ^7^, T£&T5T Gram, 5. V^, CWT*T1, W, ~3T? 3>*iTt Gramineous, a. v£«l*T?r, "STT^pfl, ^H^ Graminivorous, a. ^Sftft, TTTTTST^Ft Grammar, s. 37T^13;«1, , 3^ f^^THF t^*Jl Grammarian, s. t^"Ht^^«1, 37T35 31 ?TT*I^fl"?r Grandiloquous, a. ^f^ 31 ^T^nTiT ^•^T^Tft, TfTTOT^t"? 3t<£*fT^ Grandmother, s. (pat.) f*rai"srst, ift^t, JFffft ; (mat) TTOT^st, ^Tft, ^Rt Grand Seignor, s. ^J^tn 3"«l Granule, * ^^ S*#«p1, *r"R1, 3"^?1 Granulous, «. ft®? 31 *fTWnr,3"^?m3: Grape, *. JT^1, CSfT^^t, fCt", *^f, "^^tf^r-^t^ Grave, «s. ^srTf^T, ^J, CWJ [C^rt^t Grave, «, 9fit?T, ft?", if^t?", ^T?ft, ^T»*f1, Grave-clothes, 5. *T^T^T^^,f^T^^, ^Tjfq Grave-digger, s. CitfJ ^"1 ^^"J ^T^^ Gravel, s. tt3T Greatly, «c?. ^1%*r?r, <[^j"C*T, *re^C*f Greatness, s. T*iW 5 CW*ft C^T^r Grecism, 5. ?Pt3> ^TRT? TO 31 Vf T fl 1 Greece, s. ?[TWr*r, gY3?C^ Green, s. *r*5f *1 C^Hf 1TW ; ^ 4 i*TT>[l^?n, f3"\5T*T^*J1 Greenhouse, ,*. 5r?TTSpF, ^WET^R "SR Greenish, a, 5"f%^fa*, Tf^jgf "SCSfT WJI? 14:i ] GRI Greenness,*. 3fVi*«f; <5r*T3s *1 ^15: "5TT Greensickness, s. nT Grenade, 5. ^Z%^ c^I^T C^T^TI T^C^T^ Grenadier, a.'Vt^TT t*T*7, C$*lfa*ttft Grey, «. ^JT^T, *fTV3 ^"ef, «iT^T^^ Greybeard", *. ^W C^T^", ^\51, 2fF^t^ Greyhair, *. ^^^"4 C^"*T, ^i^l T55T Greyhound, 5 ' 8 *ft^"TfT^sf Grill, v. a. ^IS^I ^TSf ^1 ^^^"1, ^T^T?T-^ Grim, a. f W*ift, ^[1^ W?: ^1 R^ ^1V Grimace, s. ^^^"f^^, c^^R Grimalkin, *. ^ ^m\^ t ^\51 PTjT^r Grime, s. "Sfef, ^(jT, ^it^ j v. ^^^-'3? Grimly, a^. t^^^T^TCfr, ^^T^^^C^f Grin, s. WW CW*tW ^1 f*f^^, C^^U ; Grin, v. C5WU1, f«T^1, ^^-CW^TI [?FTf Grind, v. TI^-^, ^, *TT>, ^v?1-V, ^«T-^, Grinder, *. W%&, C?f$®, ^G, ^K^ ?f1 Grindstone, s. *TTfl £T^?" ; ^T^1, f*T9T Gripe, v. ^f^?n5«rTsr- Griskin, ». ^|>t?"?r ^C%fd7l ^17, Gritty, a. 7T*Wsr?, 7?T*Ff"771, W^l Grizzled, a. 7»7t7 7C«rf&f3^, ^*«fftf*T7> Groan, v. a. C^17F1, CTftsfl, ^T^71, iffaf- Groan, s. <5m«tf^, CT^Wfa, C57*Y Groom, s. ^5Ttf*fT*T, W7*tf, ^t^r ; (o/ the Stole) ?TSf7gT9fT7T7J^ [«tfR1, *Te' Groove, s. jft$1, 7^ "ST 7, *rr*ff?T, C4TT*T, Grope, v. a. ^tefl, STv5ftp1-'.7$1 Gross, a. ^?T, ^, *£$, CSTT^I, ^TTCTTfi>, C7*it?lT^1 Grossly, ae?. ssr^sfj 71 T[7J7iC*r, ^T^T- Grossness, *. ^SfjpsiTl, %m^1, csTTljftt', «TOT*rei,^7W Grot, Grotto, /. f -$7/ift7, tfmj, £51 Grotesque, a. 1^7>1>T7»^, ^t^T^lt^^ - Grove, s. ^TJR, $*T7*, 7> ^, T^TTfi^l Grovel, v. n. ^T^TST f$ ; ^J 5TS 71 ^7* C57?1-7S Groveller, s. 8t^RJ c*TT^, ^TJWS, *fTsft Ground, 5. ■srf%7,*4rT5R1,'srT*T3"®tt'pl ] QUE Groundwork, s. tstst, f%f%, Sffa ; ^srgr'sfr Group, s. *l%*9 ^t3, TfcT, 7U^, T/iT*, *TT*T Grouse, «. 7^J7*7>3>j>, 8fWCrf7 7^^1 Grout, 5. ^f®, 7^tTT, C^TT?1 ^7W1 71 ^JTl>1 Grow, y. ®^r), ^ft-^, 7F\5, 7Tf^^-^, ^^r^-T, 7f^-^rV^-^, ^q7^t^t-^: Growl, v. sftR--, c^t^l ; 71^1^71 5TT^7 ; •fift^J ^7J, -^T^T7, -5fRl Grudge, v. C^"7-7>", ^771-^, ^^TSfCST 7»T^7-F, ^f^^"I^^^^[^-^ Grudge, «. 3"-3C7T«t5T^^f Grumble, v. n. c«^^1, 9f#ir.^r, '5r«l"5r1, C^T^T^ Guarantee, s. 2f r^^, STTfsr^ Guaranty, v. £t^^-^, ®Tf^^-^ 71 C^f Guard, v. 7^1-^, C5>f%-CTt [^fR1,?Wl Guard, *. , 7^T^^1, ^77^, £f- Guardian, «. 7^T^T7t, £f 1^*17^7* Guardianship, s. 7^7>*fPf, ^>I7J^^1 Guardiess, a. ^17^35, 7^7»^t7r Guardship, 5. CFlR>7 ©T^TSf Guava, *. C*f7i7l, ^T^tj, 3T7tf7 ^T^T Gudgeon, s. ^F C^TtTi ; 77/1, 5Tt7: 7^^; Guerdon, ^.2fFt75?r,vftf|rc^'Tf7^ [^l^siT^ GUN Guess, v. ^3jsrm-\*f5T-3>, Guide, s. *fvt2tf *t%, $*Tt**»l, && [*fa Guideless, a N5ffT^^, ^I«*f^, ar^wf Guillotine, *.-£ff ?TW PWW^TS [^^5 Guilt, *. ^m^T*!" , CWT^T, *TT*T ; wr, ^ft, Guiltily, ad. T^O *1 C^fT^ WC*f, *n*T?TC*T Guiltiness,s.TOf Tfa^1,^^?T *,*Tm, C* T^ Guiltless, a. t^3r*fR*n C^C*T? f ^^t Guinea-pig, *. Sf^t^C*f^, "ftelTi>5 ^^?T Guise, *. 3f*f, 5fi> 31 ^r Gunwale, Gunnel, s. Sft^TCS??" W^ f^C^f^ Gurgle, v. n. ^Z^J WS\ ' w f^' ^1^"?1-*f^ Gush, v. n. CWf t^'jfsi^-^ *1 ^ftnl-^TI, Gust, *. w 5T^1 ?TTv5TJT, ^ ; ^TT?, ^H?, ^^f. Gusto, «. . a. ^, fs&$ t ^5p9fi%-^ Gyves, *. t^9f^, ^m^ t C&fri v. c*ft-(X H, T^?1 t^S^T4f, ^ron rhi- noceros, rhubarb, myrrh, rhetoric j ah ! oh ! foh ! sirrah, Messiah, t^JTfir' Ha! intj.X\l 9 ^Wt ^HT, ^T??., ^T^1 Habeas-corpus, *. fs^fji ^ ^^i ^-f^^f. Haberdasher, *. *tTf ^T?T, CTpl^^Tcil, ^T

HAI [ 148 ] HAN Haberdashery, s. *fT* <£Tf? 3"J*^t, *T*n, ^IcfS, f^- Habitual, a. 5*R, Tfj^if^, ^ sJTPT^, Habitually, ad. S5TT?l'T^mc?r, 55R-2T^rif Habituate, v. a. 37*nrr?T ^1 IS^ttt-^ Habituated, pa. ^^J^, ^J^TSfa^B Habitude, s. *J*3!T.-T^; fl. f T^-Wfl [it Hag, 5. ^MfiAet, vffT^^T, vFTi^^r ; ^|»*f1 Haggard, 5. ?T, C^T^T Hairbrained, a, f^^T *f, c^, f==T- Hairv, a. falTpf', C«Ttsrsr?r, C-anf*, c.<$*ft Halberd, s. !>TfV, *n* ^t?T Halcyon, a. ^w, *1t¥, ^ f%?, fw^fr^ Hale, a. *J^, fa^pft^, f^C^TSft, *eT*T*, \& t wi*fj>', v. a. f^FSl, ^CcT-^T^ Halt 1 , 5. ^^r, ^TOF, ^IT5rn ; ad. ^V{\r.-*t Half-and-half, ad. ^T^Tr"^ ^TT^T^itnf Halfblood, s. (brother or sister) fo^TT^ ^"1 Half blooded, a. "^"5, ^~SJ, "^Sl^ir, H^^, Halfbred, a. 1<®T^'. T 5TC"^['^', o."^f i>g} Halfpay, 5. ^^C^5^"; «. ^SJ^C^"?^ T» Halfpenny, *. t\«t^it?T ^f^l^CT^ Half-sea-over, ph. ^e, ttf^TcT, ^CotTf Halfsighted,a. ^%W ■*& ^ ?W*fT,^t«l^f^f Halfway, ad. ^^fC'4, ^^J^C^TJTTBiTsrrfgf Halfwit, *. ^HF^ ^1 Rc4f'?f C^T^ Halfwitted, a. factffa, C?P«T1, ^ir?*fT9r^1 Halimass, 5. ^«1fT"5ri ^TC^TC^"? ^f^f^^JT Hall, s. *n*n r-5T ¥5 TP^r, ^T^ ^fl Hammer, *. ^T^f\5, W?ff ,DTC^ ; y. TTW- Hammock, «. ®r["^Tc§f^ ^rTTrl •ift^ Hamper, v. a. Csfc-C^?T, ^jf^^J^-^, Hamstring, s. W^$ r°t$, m&tt^ f*f?l Hamstring, v. a. S?^rr^[ f*r^T.C^*f3[-3? Hand, *. TB'g, ^^, ^1"S ; (workmen) Si^r, HAP [ 1 Hand, v. a. ^T*M-^, CWd^ t ^tGS-C? ; Hand and glove, ph. ^, 3"^- Handicraftsman, s. f-f^t. ^lf1, fs? *f^1 Handiwork, 5. f*T*f^sfr, T$f T T^3"T«it Handsel, t». a. £j^ t^?-^, 3"^-^ Handsel, or Hansel, s. 2fsi"ST f^Cg*?, 3^fa Handsaw, s. ^J 3> 5prT*1, ^Al, Hanger, 5. ^J , ^^ff^'J".'^, ^TRH1- Happily, «t?. ^tsfJ^C^, C^^'^TTjprsT Happiness, s. ^"*f7T, ^[5T% TSfST^, 35*TTTs , Happy, a. f^l TT^'W, f *t.#, ^"^, WI- Harangue, s. , ^f%^, *f@«rT ^ Harbinger, *. ^ ^C^, c^^t; ^r?i%, ^?:i? [^-^ ^1 ^ Harden, v. *T 5 I -'^'&5T-W T?-*F ?T1 ^, Sfvjt- Hard-favoured, «. ^T^TJ, ^^PTU, ^?»*f Hardhearted, a. ^fifar^S^q, f^fa, 5f f , Hardheartedness, *. 4?$^1, t^4f, t^^T^T^I Hardiness, 5. *ff^, ^«T, ^T^TT, «f?r, C^*f, Hardly, ad. ^t%, *re ? WC ,s 1", gfT"^ ^C^ Hardmouthed, «. ^I^T^J, ^T^f^T, 7 Rf^S" ^^7 Hardwareman, *. ^f^Tft ^^"^TJ 2f^"t% Hardy, «. *r^, TfT^rt, , ^sifa- Harmless, «. ^R*?3rrTT*r5Tf% Harmoniously, a«? i|*C?\ 3«|T5J?K*f Harmonize, v. 3p*T77- 71 ^,^T-^ Harmony, 5. ^<5J, ft*T, ^(7C1T7T*J-*, 7fa1- Harper, s. 7faT7TW i, Wim Harpsichord, s. TW.?^*? 7t«lTi7C*T7" Harpy, s. *Tf^t7^*r7 ; C*U^ 71 W$ 7jfe? Harridan, s. m, *F»IW, *m7- i^^r ^^?; ^f\^Tt^ *mj, <% tpjt^ Harvest-home, *. *t"JTJ f*f?T f^?^1 Hatch, «. Sft^TCS??T ^^TC7 C7 Have, w. 7T<, £TT^-3", ^TCW-?"!^, C^Iff- Haven, 5. C^T^T, ^3f?T7T^t, 7*5f7, ^TT^r?- Haughtily, ao?. T^fT^f, ^f^SfR 9f^ ^1 ^5-^T^ ^^^ C^?STC^ [^T7, 7^lt Haughtiness, s. ^j%srR, 9f^j F*f, ^51^- Haughty, a. 1 Haunt, y. «pS*p8 71 Wl 9f¥TTlTl>-^, t^^JT^JT^^-^, ^¥T^"?" 7TW1 ^f*t^-^ Haunt, *. *p8*J58 ?r^T¥TC^7 %T% Haunted, pa. ^^Tf^fT, ^^"^571, ^StfT/v Havoc, v. a. ^*f57-^,l7^T*f-^, $^^"-. «. 7TS? 71 cnre *ft% WT^T1 7711^ f7^irrc<$r|, "f HT^I, *TT«"fl Hazel, 5. f^tf ^ ; or. ^T *1 5^J *«f Hazy, «. "f3T*fl *1 f SR^^T'ST?, <;srr Headdress, s. gfc"5ITC"$"fr "sr"S"#T"^?rq Headland, s. <"5T^fW, C$Z^J "Ml [C<"fT*T Headless, a. ^5J5r^ ¥1 snSFl, d>T% Head-quarters, 5. j?Z. af*fTfs:f*Tf^3" 3TTT ^R, •frRJTSfJW?' ff^ "ST* Headstone, «. sf^C^? - ^ , ^TT?T-Clt Heartfelt, a. ^ff J ,^f^, JT^J, t^^3> «t^; ^r i%- Hearth, s. %*]?{, ^T<1, ^1 , ^T^1 [*T?r Heartily, ac?. ^^S^^C 6 !?: *tf$* 9 ^IJl^J Heartiness, s. TfT^^j,f5«i^C^% 3^?5J Heartless, a. ^TT^T^^", HC^T^ar, ajfTCT- ^f^:^, ^t?F, ^tcT^ t^^r^ri, ^^^^^? Heart-rending, a. ■^"P^^"T?T«>- Heavy, a. &W,WfiPl, J^, %*W$, ^##T ; Hebdomad, s. 3T<£ tff Hecatomb, 5. *f~5" 37*T, ^^HS ^T'S'T^sf Hectic, Hectical, a. ^t^T^S*, *Pr1 M'pf- Hector, s. wife*, ^rTWST^lfi, ^T^TStr- Hedge, s. C3\£1, C%?1, ^TTjI 3^ 31 *fr¥ c^i, ^tt>. ^-"STR. 'STCtfR-'srcRtOTsr-*, *TT33R-^ *TC^*-S [^£RT* Heed, s. SftstfOTST, *fT3*fR^1, 5FCF^1 Hegira, s. 3T3I^ *r*, i3C*r3$s -£tc^3 ^f^T? *TctT?r *T*rT3f*r fawfWs" ^ir Heifer, s. 3^, ?r<5^1 *f?F, 33^ Heighho, t»#_. ^, vgc^l, f"S, ^T?1 Height, s. ^mi ^5551, ^3"^, $V$3F¥1, 2fT\"§ ;*TR 31 *>fc?3^5&S1; CWWI Heighten, #. ?rf^B^F-?P", 3T^1, 3^-3»,^ <^-3?, ^S5-*, 3^-^, ^[ft-^s H eighth, s. &f vffl, ^55$1, Tft^TSl, s'T^Tt Heinous, a. ^^Tf^ Tt^S% ^^W^l 52 ] HEM Heinously, ad. ^l^y^J^W, y^^t^C^ Heinousness, s. ^Tr%^"^¥l, ^t^"^^ 5 ^" Heir, s. ^e^Tr^^T^, ^T*ff, ^TTrTW, ^f- Heiress, s. §q jlfttlfaft, ^M^t [f?*T Heirless, a. !^^Q?Tl%^T^t, C^^rf?^ Heirloom, s. C^)?^) %^J1%U? t^f^"^- Heirship, s. ^Qjlr^fzul , ^rf?f*t [^"^T Held, Hold f^p?T^^"-5>m, TT«t1 ^^, *f7 f*f^7 71 «Tto1 Hend, w. «. 77, CSI7, ^TI>3>1> 7t?ret^, ^T^ft-SH^I Hepatic, Hepatical, a. ^T^^^T^^^n? Hepatic-cist, s. ^t^^ftd 71 77>«.t^T7 Heptagon, 5. sr^Tj, ^t^ C*W 71 *f*T Heptagonal, a. *r3ft^HTf f%, 3TtS*ff*r^[7, ^7<^, ^$77t7 Herbage, 5. ^«i,"SlT?T 71 *fT*TfF, ^m*fT^ Herbal, s. 9fT^v5l 71 7/§F 1777 «1 «J^?p Herbalist, 5. vS7f7"^"ff7tC7^1, ^ftW^T^T^^ Herbwomau, s. C7Tf Jt^t, sf T$^1 C7CS C7 3ft Herby, «. \pi**, ^fV 71 *TT3r 7^7* Herculian, a. ^|% ^c^T^ 7^ ^3#7(, 47T7 >371T, 4¥T^ ^^TC^f Hereabouts, ad. 4\\ ^TCVT7. ^77, t^Tf?T Hereafter, atf. tslT' *?7, ^f7 T/TCc^, *f*5T^, *f77*TC*T, 7l77?^, ^^^ Heroically, ad. ^T^Tf 1TCT, 7t?T^WC«f Heroism, s. 7t7^, cWtTJ, ^T^JfT^T Heron, or Hern, 5. 7>^, C^ 5 ^, 7^ Herpes, s. *iU, ^^ ?if\ c#t^ [ tSffanf JtC«nj1 , apfl3>. Hickup, «. f^Sl, ctx?^t [fVs, $^t Hid, Hidden, Hide f^lltet^m, wml- Hidalgo, s. [Sp.] f *ffa, ^Q*3>t^T^3 Hide, v. c$TT*R-^, cjatf, ?T ad sv GsrT?raw«*r Hide, s. H% **&, ^IT^ W&, «tm, ¥ ftSfl Hide-and-Seek, s. ^tT5JT C-^1 Hideous, «. ^afta^, ^reaj, 3>wt3?t?T Hideously, ad. WWftftfk 31 ^?R3? 3>t*f Hie, v. n. ^^ TO-V, ^?t? SKT^-aF Hierarch, s. *jc?Tf^5 ST^W^ 31 *ttW TOfaj 8tWf ^t% Hierarchy, 5. art^sfq, *tfjajtftw 31 ^T5i ; (-ros- ier) 3TT>HTf, ^C^?T1, \5T^Tt^ ; (-rob- bery) TFt^tt^t, ajT^^fT^t, arW^Tfa Highwayman, s. ^^]^ 9 ^T^«tt\F, c^C^arl Highwrought, pa. ^qI[ f^fsa"^' 31 'if"^'^ Hilarity, 5. ^ ^T^^f, ^tC^t^f, ^Tt^Tt^f Hill, s. ^J ^^^, f^tfajr, *ftRt^, ^55^t^ Hillock, s. ^rt%^5 ^^^, CWT^ *TT^ft? Hilly, «. 'pf^^ar, ^aw^tar, -^T^Tft"?!! Hilt, 5. <^tf"ajr af t^ "srfc an ^T^^ Him, _prow. ^T3-TC<£, ^t^TC^ 5 ^tC?F, €Caj Himself, pron. t^jar ^f^ 3?-37T"SIt^-<5 ; a. ^^t^af, f*fc^?T Hinderance, or Hindrance, 5. fc%, 37t"£lT^, f^car^, ^t^^ 5 arr^fi, arTaj«i, *rt^i Hindermost, Hindmost, a. ^f^Ct'ar, ^ajj, ^r^taf , Tf^c^far «t*5T^ car, f*T5*n Hinge, 5. C^ft^ Hippopotamus, 5. ®F^faft*Tar, ©cT C"5TT^

T^T?-, ^^t?f, *3 , ^KW Hithermost, a. *r<6tC*T «F1 tst?" *Tf3"3?T>^ Hitherto, ad. tw.lj 9 ^'^, 4*irfj^, *iKT^- Hive, s. Trspf%P^t?r T5T^, Clfl^T^ [*TO¥ Ho ! ui$. * ; 3T®i *T#Y ; ^ Hobby-horse, s. 3T«TC3*3" *stfti$ CS[fi£l ; t^Tf%£Tr^ ; *T? 3jf^, C3T1, %V, C2$%, Wtlll Hobnail, s. C^T\£T?C ^T*r*f**t 3*TT>1 Hock, *. C5TTv5tir C9ft\5T?t; ^jl^PS Hocuspocus, ^^^Tf^^C^T^/Sptt^ Hod, 5. v5T*ttsft, C^TSfTre? ttt% 31 SfWH Hodman, s. Jlm^ CSft9fTf^?Tl Hodgepodge, s. ^3^faf^, t^*ft^5ft*tt^T Hoe, s. «R3CT3", 3STfT*r, 3£JfTf*r, C^TfFTeT Hoe, v. 3^?*?1, c^T^tf^i t^m «$? 31 3H^ Hog, s. ■*£$?[, 3313;, ^a" Hogcote, Hogsty, s. ^l^J WHl® Hoggish, a.-*lWJ^ Honestly, «c?. 1^^ TTT^STJ *1 gf^ ?K*f Honesty, 5. &q®\, TfT^^J, ^TsfT*fj, ^r^T- Honey, 5. ^r^ 5 *, . a. Tpsrta-^, T§r*r-^, "TOtWt- Honourable, a ^R^fT, ^T^T^T, SHTJlTf fa^S, Honourably, ad. *r&\^J5Z*{, ^TSRjtFf? Hood, s. ir§ ^rtf^T «£?, *[*r Hook, 5. ^T^\S1, ^T C$, ^T\S^T^1 Hornet, 5. ^W, ^t^T^cT, ^cTl, 1^"?rt^ Hornpipe, s. ^TWJ ^1 >il^^ ^^T 1^"C*tT Horny, «. ^^t^f^"^, 'JW^S ^^? 1 ' ^^ Horologe, 5, ^t^T "5T^1, ^^1, "511% Horoscope, *. ;§par*ff%^1> C^tft, ft^f® Horrible, a. ^?t^^, ^?^?T, C5TT?T, 1^^^, Horribly, ad. T5K7$J!SZ*f, ^"^^^f Horrid, a. Horrible *fC^f?r ^7t«f Horridly, fl<7. ^?t^^ 1TT?P«I ^1 1^^^*f Horrific, a. ^Wifc ^?^^^, Wt^«l Horrified, a. C?TirrJ%T, ^t^, C^T5TTf%^ Horripilation, s. C^TT^T^, C?TW«P, 9fT^T^1 Horror, s. ?rsT*W, ^?, ^1^5^, ^T^S 5 Horse, 5. ^J'Wf W^W^y ^Tf®^, ^t®t, ^^, Horseback, 5. ^tT*R, ^tT^t^'«l Horsebreaker, s. ^s^rW^F, ^^Tf^r^^^l Horse-dealer, 5. ^t^J^^TTft, ^t^Jt*TTTt Horse-fly, s. ^tW^ ,c t^ ^<^f^Tf3W?r Horselaugh, 5. ^^Tf, ^T^1 ^f?f ?1 ^T^r^ Horse-leech, *. ^f;^lfC»ft^l, C^r^STl C®T?F Horseman, 5. ^itt^?, C^T^^T^T?: Horsemanship, 5. ^^TC?'t^: s l t^tfTl Horsemarten, s. 3"\5 irf^^l, ^ csffatfg Horse-play, s. ^Tt^Tf^ C ^m, ^% W, $#, *f8, Hot-house, 5. FT51 f^ 5 ?r«p«jT«T ^TCT?"?r W ; ^RT*n«/•£. ^fj% [Wl Hover, y. w . Tr^c^t^ ^f^?1-^T^, fecf - P§t1%-, ^tfihn-c^sr Hound, s, ft^SF, f*t^ttt f f ?rf,*fTt^t?', «?1 ^"C^^1 Huddle, v. ^^^t^t? ^5t, *Tf?T5T*r^, ^P$?"1, Humorsome, ff. ^si^S", ^RPW* C^SWtj Humour, s. J7f, w^ t SfT^, (^r^1 31?, f*TG, WT* ; irt%^'5l ; {good-) W^J fe*TJ ; (iff J-) ^TC^, «^S ^^ Humpback, s. #§f, ^f^fo, <|W^1 [<|®F Humpbacked, Hunchbacked, a. <»Sf, ^W, Hunch, v. ?M^r ^T^KW, <^?-3*, 3F^^ Hundred, s. "*tT5 ; -thousand, v\W [3rf*I$ Hung, Hang f^TTt? <5f^te^T*T ; ^T«Ft^, Hungary-water, $. ■JJSfflf J^TJ^J ftc^T^ Hunger, s. ^5^1, ^%Tl> Wfe ^ ; ^^« Hungry, a. ^"?TT^?:,^^T^^»^f,^t%^", Hunks, «. C*rT^t, f *f«l, ^f<»T, ^ Hunt, v. *rsnM-f*r*F, ^^T^t^T^-^, Hunt, Hunting, 5. ?WJ, ^5f^1, f*f^T?"> Hunter, Huntsman, s. ^Jt*T, C^lfJl, "^?f?, Hurdle, 5. ^r®ft? ; ^TPT?: 9ft\5t Hurds, «. *TCe||r *fel ^1 CSftW^ Hurl, »; ff. C^CJf £fC^^ ^1 f^C?3F*f-^, Hurly-burly, s. C^T^TT^^T, C^T^T, ^\5^t%, Hurra, intj. ^%f^, ^1, ^t^Tl, *rT^T^ Hurricane, s. *5[f$Z.V5y £T^Q 3T£, ^^¥1, Hurry, 5. ^BT?n, ^T9fW, ^^^1, ^T^^1, Hurry, v. *?t^ ^1 ^?1-^, STtvpt^tf^-^, Hurt, s. ^^, "5TI, C^TF, ^fk^S", ^t^^, Hurt, v. ^t^-^?, ^l*TC??r-3F, ^tf^-^, ^t- Hurtful, ff. ^WT^, W^^f, ^Ilt^- Husband, s. ^|ft, ^51, *f #, ^T^t?", 5f^, Husband, v. ^t?t^^ ^J?T-^, f f^^^-"^, Husbandman, s. 8 Hushmoney, s. ^^^TF^^^t^r^tC^f ^5 Husk, s. ^5Jl Hydrocele, s. C^T^fW, ^^ [^T^ C?TT9t Hydrocephalus, s. if^t*? :§i©T<[j%, *nft- Hydrogen, s. ^*?rR, ^©TK^R^ ^TM Hydrographer, s. *T%&[T Wft 31 ^«i^T^¥1 Hydrography, 5. ^TTJ ^Jf^ f^«R ft* J1 Hydrometer, 5. ;§!©! ^ftt^t^ ^ ^1 [wtt*rt Hydrophobia, SfSi^l^^^fV^c* *fT«f- Hydrostatics, 5. ®|C©R £"3?^3" f^«j% t^"PTJl Hyena, 5. Hyaena *f 3f c*^ [*T3 Hygrometer, 5. ^5tf^TC*R ^T*^1 t^«lt"?r^ Hymeneal, a. ft^R T^wTtt, ^RRW Hymn, t>. a. tqz *ffa-3?, *TWt ft^sT^T^, ^^of^ ftt«:«?Y, ^1% R*T*fr Hyphen, s. *f3r ft^TWTf?T fi^, *N1 (-) Hypochondria, s. 3t?, ^T'SfV*!', f^$*31 Hypochondriac, a3"RJ, 3"R$J^; ft"S"S|f&«, Hypochondriasis, 5. 3"RRr*f, 3"T"5"\*r, Hypocrisy, s. ^T^fa^SI, v®$% *&$.!, 3>T*f I? J, CTT 31 3F*n> c^*r Hypocrite, *. ^9, ^T^R^, ^3^*pfi, ^T^*fTf^©7, *t\~%% C3F531, 59 ] IDI Hypocritically, Brf.OT^JlWjlW^ Hypothesis, s. ^5f *[xrR, ^•[^ [^^{^^ Hypothetical, a. ^q^R f*T^, ^T^37, Hypothetically, «c?. ^sj#r^W, ^FJirTW, Hyssop, s. (R^3? ^ftcT^ [^TT^^CcT Hysteric, Hysterical, a. ^T$t*ftC*f Identity, or Identicalness, s. ^T^T^TJ, ^^" Identification, 5. 2f^TT«( ^T^, fb^R Identify, v. a. fb^T, £^T«i-5iT^, "tlGJI Idiocrasy, s. ^TT^t?^ WT*, ^t^^^t^ idiom, 5. ^T^t^: %rt?n, ^tc^j?- #rfe, *r^j Idiomatic, Idiomatical, a. Rt*^ ^T^T^ Idiomatically, «^. ^mj %rt?1 ^1 ^J- Idiosyncrasy, 5. ftt*r3" ^"^R ^1 2j"^f^ Idiot, 5. ^^j% ^1 HP^^jf^, CC\F ; ^if^, ^W fag^" Idolater, s. OfZlW^, £ff^1 31 C*f 3 *J®3? Idolatrize, v. n. C*f3T^1-3*, 2tf%^T^1-3J Idolatrous, a. C*ftef*T3F, Ctf3*j5i^ Idolatry, 5. Cff^Sfl, 2fi%^1 31 *JS*TT*£Si1 Idolize, v. ^f%t^>^, CJf3^*TJ OT3l-*F If, conj. TTTflf^f, 3Wjf*mJTS 3f^ ; «c?. (fi\ If God willing, (or, D. V.) ph. %*3T ^^^ Igneous, «. ^TCSj"^ WlfSHT, ^nf3«, Ignis-fatuus, 5. *m%H *W; ftstH ^t- c^tiri, c*re^t; c*5T^f*r?rt«Tt?' ^p*T3~ ^swj 4^ ^ j vgTf%, ^ [©rrsn Ignite, v. a. WTsfl, ^Ht-C*f, ^ftf-*f?:i 31 Ignitible, «. ^©T^TT, WT^J, ^3*R*ft*T Ignition, s. ^tftTT^STT W1T«I , ^©R,*t t^ Ignoble, a. ^mTS", ®P?WJ5F, t^3y ; 5MsrT^T3l Ignominiously, ad. 3T©TW1"?T, TMSTTW Ignominy, 5. ^*f?lT*, ^*TJTf%, ^*fl, 1^n, ^*t3% sftf^, ^/tt*r> ^*t^ Ignoramus, 5. t^3rT3 311%, W&&1^ Ignorance, s. ^^^1, ^13:^1,^% 1,^5R- Ignorant, a.^Sa, f^wl^^SSR^^f^^, Ignorantly, ad. ^SSt^S, ^^1^3$ ill, s. ^n^©r, ^t^r#, ^f*ti, ^s^r, c^*r, ^1%, ^Tt^, cwt^r, j^srl Illaborate, «. ?rec®l 31 ^srT^TCTI *p5 Illation, s. ^srm, n5J*[^3, *rf*F, f^^T^ Illative, a. *5{%p{H t f*p&T*t, ^^3^t? [ 160 ] ILL Illaudable, a. ^£j"*f\3T5?ter, f^lf^tir Illegal, a. fafif 31 3J3?£1 f33^, ftf*^, T£37, ^RJT*T, ^fafa, C3^Tti{ Illegality, s. f3f3 f33*^5l, 3J3^1 t3*f- Illegally, «^ s frfafa?^, ^it^Jt^J?fC^f Illegible, a. ^I^fT^T, ^S[«t^ir, ^J^^ Illegitimacy, 5. 5?T?T®f^1, it^t^l Illegitimate, a. ©tfTSf, C^TT^T^, R©W1 Illegitimately, ad. ®?T?TSi^W, f^©?^T1 ^tW Ill-favoured, «. ^f^vS", ^^1, ^^f^ft Illiberal, «. ^J^I^lS, ^^?T?", ^r?Tzr*ft*T, Illiberally, aJ. ^^Pft^fj 31 ^T*f«lJ?»C^f Illicit, a. ^[f Illustration, s. ^sf cn Ill-will, $, CW*, f^Tl, ?«l1, t3t?^1 fflM t Image, s 2j-1%^f%^tff%, £tR?*1, ^pS» Imagery, s. W*TTf t% *1 *rW?T £f^T*r, Imaginable, a. C*T*Rt Tft*ft Imbibe, v. a. T|*p", T^sfSl, JK* C*f^*l-^ $f3Ul-*T$^, ^^ ^Wt?f 31 *p«i-3? Imbitter, v. a. f$^-3> ; Cf W, ft?T«^ Imbody, v. a. ^*f?l*rTf*sr- ^"T^^-CW Imbosom, v. ^^^C^K, ?y*F-C*TCST-3s Imbower, fl.^Tf^TT 31 C^®"$ 31 Wf ^"-^ Imbrue, v. a. f^©1, f?T^-3*, m-atl, 1*^-3? Imbrued, pa. 1%^, 1%^, STW, f%5TI Imbue, v. «. W-^, *«KW, "3W PTe 1 -^ cwt*n, rat*; ?rsf-T4\ T 5I»[3>' I! ?T Imitator, 5. ^^3>|*r«»e1 Imitatrix, s. ^^fH^ ^i^^Tl?«JY Immaculate, a. ^[^v\W\, t^W«T§T, f%*£$, m%, t^^«T, ^ffcs, 3*RvS* Immanent, a. ^5T^<3", W^ttf^ ^T^Tt3"3* Immanity, 5. f^jfwl, 1^&3^1, ^?"^1 Immartial, a. T[t*rT^1, ^C^j ^^sr Immaterial, a. C*re?f$S, ^3>^ 9 f «f Immaturely, ad. ^*?f?T* > fW?fft' s? f, ^t\^4- Immaturity, s. ^*fi?*f^1,^ ®C^I "531, ^*9fT^-W ¥] ^, ^^-^ 3-1 ^ Immersed, ^a. TrtT, ^[1%7{ ; 3"j%trt^r, "^^Jl Immoral, a. "^tt% t^^W, ^>Tt e 4;, ^1%"^^, Immorality, s. ^sc^, ^T^Wt^?"*!, ^f3F?1, IMP [ 1 Immortal, a. fv$%\ft, ^yf, ftj&tl Immortality, s. T%^S t W?V$&\> f5"S*nnr- ^53", <5R« *ij?tf\; (water of) ^£3" Sfc^ Immortalize, v. ^H^-JF ^1 ^, f5. rfa ^T^t *1 ^"fSl-^ 1^T-^ Impale, v. a. *[C9T-iTO, "^C^T-CTf Impalement, a. ^T F?R, "^1% CWS^T Impalpability, 5. ^I^*f J^l^^ftC^t^J^I Impalpable, a. ^^^T,-W*t^tOT*Rt?T Imparity, s. «WP5t, ^^W, vST^STT Imparlance, 5. TfT^t 45 TOt &9C9 ^7 *$m t^TFT^r w&fm fi cVrt^r ^?1 Impart, ». a. STR1, 55T3-" 5 ??, ^"^at'^t^r-^', Impartial, a. ^^^^^^^^IjV^t, ^l- TSNrTc*Wt, ^ifq^WfY, *r9fT<£ •nm Impartiality, s. <5j*f^*rre, ^**rtC*P5F1, Impartially, aa 7 . fr*T«Wf TES, ?UlsrJWC*T Impassable, a. ^5f ^37, ^[9f^^t?T, "£*fa, Impassible, a. ^^7, ^?re^t?> ^STSJ Impassioned, a. ^"p>r C3pT%TTf?re ^TfrRF, Impatience, si Wtmti mftfSWZl, <5ft^7 Impatient, a. *F\1&R t y&W&ZTXj ^*flT, Impatiently, ad. V&K&5GI 9 ^^fw.^51- Impawn, v. a. ^W^-C^f *1 "$W K C#l%-T\^-^ [fr^, 37*1, ^TT** Impediment, s. ^SHSjrnr, few, 37T^T^, Impel, v. a. ?r*n, ^TvFl, ^T^1-CT*, ^Cg- Impellent, s. ^C>f T?mR T*ft Impertinence, 5. ^f^T^^I, gf^Wt, cf- Impertinent, a.R^«Rt*ft,^^ni:^T?^^f 5 Impertinently, aa 1 . gfttf^TSJ ^^^^1 ^"1 Impervious, a. ^srgfC^^T, t^t^"^, ^(C^^J, IMP [ 163 Impetuosity, s. ^[3"*r, CI , *rRJ?rc*f,^>r5F'?r- Implant, v. a. «> cisr-^\ C^T*!" 6 ! *1 TT*R-<5 Implausible, «. ^7f^^, ^I^^J,^ ^t^T^TJ Implead, «. a. TffiT fJTC^"?^-^, ^fT^T^-^ Implement, s. 'STSTS, ^3, C3T^JT?r ; «Tt3T Implex, a^[©^1,an^1,^T^T^1,C^5T^ Implicate, t>. «. F|C?I-cW> C^TT^^T^ft-^, Implication, s. c«fC5 *1 JftX? CTp*R, ?fTf$6, Implicitly, ad. ^ZUlvK^, faSTTC*^ Implore, v. *ri"W-T^1%f^^^-^ Imply, v. ^^^j-^tfare-^,*!^"!-^ Impoison, v. a. f^T^F-"^, 1^"^'f^?l ^^-^ Impolite, «. ^5jf*i"3>, ^R^JT, 3*^*1 Impolitic, a. ^sr^SsT^t, ^SRt%^, ^ttx^"^, Imponderous, «. infl" ^TC^, cT5T, ^T^R^ Imporous, a. fgjprfl^, ^rf^J, fotJT> Import, v. 3"tf«rattJ1, Impracticable, a. ^^^37,^*^1, WTftTJ, Imprecate, v. a. ^fv^T^-GW, ^7-"^, Imprecation, s. ^f^^T^f, J^T, ^f^Jf- Imprecatory, a. ^t%*tt*fT«f^, ^JJI^T^t Impregnable, «. ^W, ^C5(T, ^?, ^. ^RC^if J, ^$m37, ^^r, ^Jf^ Impregnate, w. "fac^-^, ^C^T^^T^^^, Impregnation, s. t^^^, ^^I^^t?^ Impress, v. WT*f, ^fj^-Wt^fl-^, Wt^f-CPf; c^T?-^f?"; ^fww^-?:Sl Impressive, a. "sr^TC^W, ^TOTSfM^ Impressure, s. \fj^t^, ^1MT?T 1w Imprest, s. *nRl> TfT*F* 31 ^TsfTW 1>T^1 Imprimatur, 5. ^TJ^ 31 WT^1 3>3"«iT^1 Imprimis, «f?. gf^WS, WO& £f r 4^ Imprint, v. WT*f, WM1-«s ^^-^, ^TC^t- Imprison, v. 3»" ; 3>T?T3^ 3*3" «l Improbability, s. ^lefWiJ, WTlt3^1, ^T5T^1, ^i^fa^tTOi, ^"SH^sT^I Improbable, a. Wr,^¥; ^3T"§T3J, ^SfT- Improbity, 5. WTlT^J, *T*I$1, ^T*fl>J Impromptu, s. [Fr.] ^*ff%/3 3«^1, *fc|* 3lG*f Impropriate, v. *f?Tf%^T?: fasi^-3>, IT3- Impropriation, 5. ti^^- ^R3>t ^*TT35ftt", ^1^33*1, *rffr3W s <5TTO3*" [3TC^ Imprudently, ad. ^|3;C3^T*£3f 3*, ^TT3- 64 ] INA Impudence, 5. efsfeT^I, ^»R *f3f*n>1, f»t- Impudent, «. g^c^S", ^^^f^^f, ftwfW, ^53pi, c\?3??i, c#^i [wsi wtm Impudently, ad. £fT*f *H? J T3T 31 fa, 2ftft- Impuissance, s. <5ra??rel, C^t^^T, ^Pl"«l^1 Impulse,*. gf^f^^l^^fe^^T^j^T^I Impulsion, s. ^ff^nf^,^!, *ftWl, WT?T Impulsive, a. 2fTC*f 37^TsfT ; ^1 m an hour, 4^ "5T«^T?T'srC5fTj z'w all, C^TtC^, ^^C^; m health, ^tf?^ ^pfCsT; in order, •Pt^rjti:? ; in general, ^"^^T^?: ; in vain,^sf1, tv$"jt- t^. ^r«t^r ^Ng ^*T3 3^T? ; ^^1 ability, WSHSl ; lability ^T^^T^I, t^Jtl^ Inability, 5. ^W^^l^nfe, ^*ft?r^^1, ^r^f^rT^^, ^f^^T^, c^t^t^t^ Inaccessible, «. ^5T?firj, Tf5fsr, ^T£fC3*f Inaccuracy, *. ^R^S^^I, grsiPT^W,"^,^ Inaccurate, «. ^^W* 1*^ ^T?, ^TCTfT"^ Inaction, 5. ^C5^1, ^lf3p?1, t^WC?JT«f, Inactive, a. ^C^^, ^^^rtf^, ^RfinT- Inactively, «c?. ^U^TTf^rrT^ 31 ^ft^TJ WC*^ Inactivity, «. ^s£*f Jir, ^TcT^J, ^TcT^JT^t Inadequacy, s. ^gf^r, ^T£|-t^r7 ; f J^1 INB [ 165 Inadequate, a. ^2p5*T, ^f *\U, ^£p>T, Inadequately, ad. ^^R*"!^;^ 5 ^?^ Inadmissible, a. ^tfT^T^ft^W, <^?r Inadvertence, s. ^5R**CR, £^T*f, ^Wfs?T, ^HPtfTsf Inauthenticity, 5. ^£fT*rH7, ^fapsrel Inbeing, 5. ^ttafFTJl^frralW^I^CSTTsf Inborn, or Inbred, a. ^]^\^<^ t ^M^ot, J INC Incalculable, a. ^*H^t"?T, ^T^\^7, ^(?f«iX, ncalculableness, 5. Wf«i7\5l, ^3T\, ^^T?^, WTSTs^ ^r- ncapacious, «. ^5T£f*t"S, ^^Sf^, CWT^ ncapacitate, v. «. ^J^T?"^-^, ^ST^*!-^, ncapacity, s. WW^l^li ^^tfT^^I, ^TC^T- sfj^l, ^*rrw, ^t^Tt^"^ W.STW51 ncarcerate, »j. tW-3> ncarnate, a. C^*fT#t,'*n£1"?:^T?Y, *WbW ncarnation, 5. ^RTt?", ^rt^C^ *ft?"«l ncase, v. a. T?T^,^C^-C- ^f^SfTT, C^3 ncentive, «. £^^8%, gf^f^f *1 tTT^^ ®^^ nception, 5. ^sfliriS, ^^f^p"?!, ^CJ^, ^Tf J"5I ncertitude, 7[C^^, ^TS't?,^!^^, ^f^^^ ncessant, «. ^TST^, t^?^5", f^^J, ^T^^lTvS', ncessantly, ad. f^^^ Tl ^Sf^f ^*f , ^^T- ncest, 5. ^^f^JT^fiT^, lt^5tC^T^t?r C^t^ ncestuous, a. ^-jr^JT^t^t, Wt^f^Cfft^tir nch, s. ^?P*T, 1%^^T^ ^1 ^T^%^^ «t^^T«( ncidence, Incident, s. t^fZ "5n>^1, ^T^- ncident,Incidental,a.^tCST,7TTiTni^"; T 5rt^>'- ncidental-expense, s. ^"TCSi , WT^-^ [?T^P ncipient, «. £f*n:TnC"g#r, ^T?"^^, ^T^T- ncircumspection^.^^TT^^r^^lj^I^T^^? ncise, v. a. CW^^-1 j CSS, gftfe, Incline, v. «^-* ^1 ^, %s C3tf^, C^*T ; rirT^I, GWl r TOr-V^1 S; ^T^*r-^,t^- Incloister, v. a. Ti%^~^ } ^T^^fc^ Inclose, v. a. C%J, CZ\5, CT^-^, C^3l-C*f Include, v. a. ^"^^ri?-^, w, ^Fl, ^TT- ftsT-, ^^Pi"^, ^5PT\sr-c^*t, {t?r^-?«iTTr Incondite, a. ^^T?T^TT, ^^5T^, ^f*f^ r Inconditional, Inconditionate, a. W^\¥, ^^trf¥^ Incongeniality, *. ^r^^^F^I, ^OT?I7^1 Incongruity, 5. ^3TW"^^1, ^J^^^cF^I,^- tiT^J, ^rftsr, C&W, ^T^^?, t^ST^«iJ Incongruous, «. ^^^^, ^^[sf^gs, ^^ , - t%T, ^*f?Tt^, t^STSpi, ^^m?l INC [ 1 Inconsiderable, a. ^frc^J, ^*f«lT, ^**f» Inconsiderableness, s. ^TS1, ^T^T*", ^f- Inconsiderate, a. ^ftc^s*, ^t^ST?"^, ^remfa, ^R**rre, ^fe^^t [*J^ Inconsiderately, atf. ^^SfTC^, ^T^^T- Iuconsiderateness, Inconsideration,s. ^t^"- Inconsistency, s. ^PFSF^Jlj t^"«t?^3T, Inconsistent, a. ^JfSf^, ^I»J[*fsr3F, l^"' 5 ?- Inconsistently, ad. *®?{W5 31 ^S^t*!", Inconsolable, 0. ^TT^pft?, ^£ft3T3J Inconsonancy, $. t^srj, ^fc^J, ^fsr?T Inconspicuous, a. ^^^^, ^njSf^T^f Inconstancy, s. W^, ^fa3?^3#f, Incontinence, s. ^fe^f^H^", ^5f?337, ^5TI^1, ^*ret*Br, ^ttt>j, ^f5jT^r?r Incontinent, a. ^t%ref^J3>t*f, Incontrovertible, a. ^f3"3nfJ, ^sKs^tfT, Incontrovertibly, a", ^M^-^, ncorporation, s. c*M ^?T«I, fsr^f«l> Tf*f •! ncorporeity, 5. ^srf^Tl, ^*r?tt?^f ncorrect, a. "oI^^T, IpTST^F, ^"f^ ncorrectly, ad. ^^S^T^l^, ^CSfj VC& ucorrectness, 5. WS^^I, ^S^T, "5JF, , ^^J*T, ^f%^ [^ i^T[3>^1 ncorrigibleness, 5. ^FTSTJ^"!, ^5j x fPTJv5"1, ncorrigibly,ac?.^^mj?jCT,^rf%"£3>Wt*f ncorrupt, a. ^^t^fFsTITt, 3^>, ^R^, ncorruptible, a. ^^H^t?, ^>rit"^T^rj, ncorruption, 5. ^^?^3, ncrassate, v. a. ^TT^f^T-^, TET^t^vS"-^, ncrassate,Incl•assated,«.^T^"i%^",II^t : ^^5■ ncrassation, s. ^R^T,^5rr^^R, "5T^^^«< ncrassative, a. sflJ TOP c r,P c f^1,'sTO* TTf «11- Inculpable, a. ^T^J, t^CW7¥, sraTTsf [*TT* Inculpably, ae?. ^sr^^jgrc^, t^C^fW^E^f Incumbency, s. ^sn^r?!", ^t%C^T?f Incumbent, s. <[f§"F»r$Tt, 2j"t^ ^^T^t?" Incumbent, a. ^fw 9 ftf$S, 3T337, §^f- \^, T- Incursion, s.^T^ 6 !, 5^T^, ^C^C^ gf ire*T Incurvate, v. a. i$W, OT3>", 3T3»1, C$^-^%JT"&T?r, ^jf*f- Indecent, a. *T^fT3> Indecisive, «. ^t^^tf^T^^Y, ^f%?" Indeclinable, a. in #n*m. ^37?T, ^5RJ?t Indecorous, a. ^ffw, ^•f^P^, f^cf^f Indecorum, s. ZJZ^KJJ ^5TC*ftf^7, ^1- f*r$T?T?T, ft T 31 ^f&- Indelible, 0. T^1 f^"^, f^'W^I, C^T^T [fpfe Indenture, 5. fvr Indeterminable, a. ^f^C«J%^7, ^f^^W, Indeterminate, «. ^f^^TT?^, ^f^f%^", Indetermined, a. ^fiTTTf^^, ^f^^f^", Indevotion, s. ^JST^nn, ^^t"^?:^^ Indevout, a. ^rf^^, ^^t^^^T^Tir*! Index, s. ^3FSTf«»^1, 5W, 'gfe f^"^, IND I 1 Indexterity, s. ssnpsF^I, ^fasf3l,<«rfa- India, s. ^H^> ^T^^nf, f^^CR [*f*lJ Indian, a. ^r^^ff?,^t3"^^t5" Indian-corn, s. ^^1, BRf?T Indicate, v. a. v[?$n-W*fu ^[5^1-^, *T*fi, Indication, s. £fW^, gf^T*! 3>3"«1 ; *J^1, Indicative, «. Jf*fV, 3JS^, ^T*t^, C3TW, ©t^TTT C*T;3J5^?r; iagram. ?TT^ ?nFt^ Indict, p.^js^TC^W^OTst-^, ^TO^T-^ Indictment, s. ^f^C^TT^f ?T\ ^r^tT^f *T3" Indies, (East-) s. ^8f*"9f f, <5r*ttW^3l, Indifferent, «. <5Rf%*TTTt, f<3"R WW^, CWft er^T3mc 69 ] IND Indiscreetly, «?"*< Individual, a. 09^^, ^DCW^, SiC^"^ Indivisibility, 5. ^I^^BRtTr^l, ^rc^TfJ^I Indivisible, a. ^sr^^Pf J, ^Il^«§>fi"?r Iudocible, Indocile, a. ^T^^CWTJ, ^rf*tv Indocility, 5. f*f^1 g^C«l ^r^$1, ^t$- Indoctrinate, w. a. soffit" g>.f$R-^", Induration, s. ^"«i 5 ^\5t^T3, <5T- Indus, s. (the rive?-) f^W ^Tft [T^J Industrious, «. f^ra1, ^T^IJ^I Inefficiency, 5. ^TW^l^ ^*fT?r^1 70 j INE Inefficient, a. ^5?sr,^R^ ^*ft?T«s3J*f Inelegance, s. ^TC*rK*fj,^f 3rei,3>^*n5l, 3»^Pr^1, ^CTT^ 1 , ^*ftt*TTft Inelegant, a. ^^^J, :3 X 5 *T3 ^S, «?*F3J, Ineloquent, «. ^^TT^^f^, ^(T^^1, ^<5"- Inept, a. ^C^TT^J, ^W^t^^^"1 ; C^*f1 Ineptitude, s. ^OTsfJ^I, ^T^^^r^^l Inequality, s. ^srsn^T^, ^^T7^1, ^TTl- Inerrable, a. ^C^T^T, ^"ST^f^^", t^^5f Inert, a. Sf£, f ^, ^^TTf, ^^CWJt'J??, ~^- Inertly, ac?. m^l ^1 ^ft^^Tf^^J ^C^f Inestimable, a. ^spTT, ^^T"Q^, ^"^^»T7» Inevident, a. ^Pi"4>, ^gf^J^ ^C5f^"5r, Inevitable, a. ^T§*\H 9 ^^1^1 Inevitably, ad. ^ t^^l, ^f ft, ^n^ 7 , ^1^1, ^RTvSt Inexpiable, a. £fTapnrtf^>7, ^R- Infallible, a. ^Csrm, W7*C ^*T3«ft?, Infallibly, ad. ^^rsr?P:*f, t^*5?^^ Infamous, a. ^^tf^TR, ^M^PTO?", ^« Infamously, ad. f^cfwl 31 ^I%T£"^T- Infamy, s. ^r*tS, ^^, TT- Inferiority, s. ^*?^?T7, ^t«jTl, ^JT Af, ^7t- Infirmness, s. tfft^WT, ^Y«i^1, ^^^^1, Infix, v. C^T^, 9fT\?, ^3T1, T£F1, £f^#-^, Inflame, v. ^t«Tt, ^ftf-^t^f1 , W ^5-^ ; "^T- Inflammability, 5.^"cn^t"?i^^5T^*fl-rr^-| Inflammable, «. Sj^cT^"?, ^T-pT^I?, ^"c^- Inflammation, 5. ^Tsi^", ^T^R, wftf Inflammatory, «. ^T^T1 ^"1 ^5'T^f®^'^', ^<[T- Inflate, v. "^T, ^[% ^t^"-^?, 2t^W-"^ Inflation, ^. "SIpR, 3#t^5* ^6^", "^t?Wti%, Inflect, v. ^1, ^5J-^, ^1^ ^vj-^ ; *T3f- Inflection, s. ^^^ f<^1, WT?T, 2TTO3? *Tf%F, Influence, v. o. 37T*f, WtT-^jm^^l-^, gf»T3-3», £f^fe-®i^ri,prs?rt^ Influent, a. rate" fcm ^C^l"?, 2f3TT3* Influential, a. £fr%*ff%a5 , *T33T3", 8JT^€^ Influenza, 5. TT^fft 31 3JT*f3? C37$f Influx, 5. gt^^^ - , ST?TTf^3" ^rf%*l?R ; 2f- C3% ^TtfSR, *T*TOT; 2fF?nn,3T^;rrj Infold, v. a. wS\ 9 ^\ t C^ns^"-^, ISrSM^ csi-^, c*r?r» t?t Inframundane, «. «5flf^sf^Rr, *fF5T»P£ Infrangibility, 5. ^SpWJfcffT!, ^TiM> ^»T3 Infrangible, a. ^q«*T«a^t?r, ^^» ^^ ^7 Infrequency, 5. ^I*ps*f*m, "^TR^RTl Infrequent, a. ^RfV- 3>f^, ?T«rrw, ^Tfa^ Infuse, v. «. f%^C^"-l?rrr, CTpsT ; ttc^ f^- f3^-3s,^*ffW"3>-3> ; WW t^STf -*¥ ; 1%®fl Infusible, «. f«3E3; T>Ti%3T3- C^TT^fJ i ^l- ■J^^tiT, *TT51 f%C® 31 SfC«? 31 Infusion, $. T?T^^, T?lf%3l ^IT 6 !, ^T^^T*!, Infusive, a. f^fPT 31 ^N3>3-«i^r I INH Ingathering, s. *t*n*\\s}rs, WW Ingenerate, v. «. ®*T-C1F, ^*rg--3? Ingenious, a. ^y®, Trift, ft&, igmTp*, 3"«i3T?r, ^T, ^^ST, ^3^, Ingenuously, ad. f%"$$*1U>, TT^^rJ^Cff, Ingenuousness, TfT^c^J^gjT^^^T^r^^ri Ingest, v. ^!Z1[-CW, ^WZJ 31 C*fC^-C^eT Ingestion, s. "^rC?" tftQ'X, C^U* C^^^T Inglorious, a. ^C9ft?T3'Tf^¥, ^>T*fTTRJ, ^T- Ingloriously, a^. ^^Jti^31 ^^^^S^"^^? Ingot, 5. 'QqjSetJXft-? 3?TW ^T-T 31 ^Tlt Ingraft, v. «. ^rj%C*TT$T-3?, cTT«f1, 3^T1, S33 371%?, 3? r 5"^" Ingratiate, v. a. ^T^C^ir *fT^-^ 31 ^", Ingratiating, s. ^^^K^^«\ ^^ZJiK^I Ingratitude, 5. *g^&S5t, 3?^^1 Ingredient, ^. Tr*fr^1, t^fasfT 3^i?r ^T^rl Ingress, 5. 2fC3*f, 2J-C3*r«l, ^T5fT^ [^T^ Ingression, s. gft^ ^^r^j, gfj^^ ^^5^ Ingulf, v. a. ^efflCrr 31 TSKTJ TT?f-^ Ingurgitate, y. ^. c^<^^ 31 T>^^^f??1-f9f^T Ingurgitation, s. ^5T*?f?rf^ ^fTT 3>3:«1 Inhabit, t\ 37TM-3>, 1%fT-3>, 3"TT-^, ^T^" Inhabitable, a. 3t*rtC ^Tf<53T3; C3KJ Inhabitant, s. 3T3TT*T, 3T^31 ^m 5T^«(-^ Inharmonious, «. ^■^2£tT3J, ^fsr^ ^"3: Inherence, or Inhesion, s. 3TTT3t"?r, f^f^, Inherent, a. ^^FS, ^^Wt^ ; ^T\« : Tttj 3T^rc3^, ^r^3^, 3r\f?rd, ^r^Tl3"^, ^rf^C^"^ Injudiciously, ad. ^f*rW5^T^£3fo Injudiciousness,s.^RC^T5^1,^j%C3"F^1 Injunction, s. ^TCSf*!", ^TSsI, ^Jirra Injure, v. a. ^"R, ^n5"-^*TF?r-^, ^%-^, Injurer, s. f^\^1 ^Rlfff 31 ^fs ^1J3T, ^T?T ; t^l Inkstand, 5. Tpft^fm, ^2^, CWT^K Inky, a. *sm\rr$, ^", 3>TT?1 "511 Insecure,^. 3T^^?T, Tp't'^r, 1^lj' R SRp Insecurity, 5. *TWT>, *TT T^ ^t^^^T^tf^^ ^1t?1- Insiccation, 5. C*rt^«|, ?9^T^ [?t< Inside, 5. ^^"J^ J, "ST'^fJ^'cT, ^T^?", f^^T Insidious, a. £f^^, £t^T^^, ^ft^T,^, ^«tft, <*T, ^ W^l, ^TT^tirl [?J»C^f Insidiously, ac?. "gci^C^, C^^tF^T ^1 "^T^J- Insidiousness, s. £f5T ^^"^1 Insignificant, a. ^T^T^*f J^", ^^^", ^, n5{<5-^ J, ^r^fciJ, ^^, ^J Insincere, «. ^1^^, ^"f^wT, ^*i, ^"^Tlfh Insincerity, «.^^^1,C^1^51T,^TT?"5!T, Insinuate, v. C^n^^CST ^1 tf^^-^n, Insinuating, a. C^^TC^T ^*T^T?1, ^^T?> Insinuation, s. ^tC^t^tC^T R, W$R Inspiration, 5. fa^PT ^«l^1 *WT$ tw^- Inspire, i>.fatT*T25«l -^jfrRSTR SJTtR-"^ Inspired, a. w^Tl^, bR^RttPT^ Inspirit, ». wt*-^, ^T^-C^T, CS§?<[1%-<5 Inspissate, v. a. "SR-^, 9ftF-^, *fa8%Ij Inspissation, s. TR^vS ^J«1, ^T^R Instability, s. *5[f%J&\, T5T^cnJ, *ml%WJ Instable, a. ^PSJ, tf«P«T, ^T?ft, W?i Install, v. a. *ffFT*T«l-^, ^f^CW-"^, *T?T- Installation, s. ^K[f%CW, *Pft*f«1, *W- Instalment, 5. ^1%C^" f ^ ^j^^;i-^, fSnr"sr-^s-, facuM--^ nstitute, 5. Ti^%\ t t^R, R?i1, Intellect, 5. "SR^Tl, £fOT*T, fFS,*j%,C*Ttf, Intellective, «. C^t^sr, Intellectual, a. SRtf^T, ^RPT^ \% *1 Intelligence, s. T[%, SbR, f^Tl, C^TVT, Intelligent, a. "Sj^tR^, TRTl", sJtsrfa", ft®, #55, f^*H, ^T^/<£J%*IT^ Intelligible, a. ?j[C3S?r, ^^f#, C^T^SfSTJ Intelligibly, C3tt*T INT [ V Interdictory, a, "fare**, *t**F, *T"?T«I- Interest, v. ^ffs^lT-^, ^W^fT^-^, cfai, fan--*, *iT*f, ^r\*rt-3:, *n^nm- Interest, s. *rt^T*?T^, ^\*r, *T«f, 2TCTT- f fa, *p, fat§, s^J, ^T^, C^TSf Interesting, pa. TOtt^?, ^"STJ 5 ^*t1"ft Interfere, ». rc. ^TS-CW 31 Wt«ft, **TJ^>3", «f)^ 31 T\ Interlunar, a. «[^ ^ *f3l3^T TOJHT WJ- Intermarriage, s. ^ff^lf f33f^ [^T^fa Intermarry, v. a. *ff?T31, ^RW3" 3>t^ gtf^- ^ 31 ^T^-c^f, ^nrTfwTs W1-* Intermediate, or Intermedial, «. srejfas', Intermedium, s. ^MJ, 373fe Interpolation, s. -5f^ . *f ?TT«F2fT^1-^r, ^^j^TfsT-^j Interpret, w. a. ^«Pl-^ [fj^, **t1 ( ? ) Interrogation, 5. gf^, f%^T^f1, £}"*tST^^ Interrogative, «. fs^T^TslV, gt^^T?^ Interrogative, s. gf^^T^t T^fctt^ - *TW Interrogator, 6\ gp^ar^in, f®?^T^" ^?"?r«i Intertwine, Intertwist, v. *fT3? fff"?rl s?$1 Interval, 5. ^"ST*T *1 <$T^, Tr5fj^t^T, TpT^, qTT^, C^F, ft?ttT Intervene, p. "ST^J^-^, TTtfJ^gf «^, ^^fJ-T, Intervention, 5. TOWl.TOStfil; *J**Tfa Interview, s. ^Tt^t^ ^6^", JTT^T5T*TT*f, Intervolve, v. a. vfl^^C^JCT fcif^ft Tl T\- Interweave, v. 4^ ^WJCvb ^p, f^n*fT-3> Intestate, 0. ^oTTfV^T?: 31 ffT"^ «1^ 3*1 Intestinal, «. ^^T^f, ^I3Fre#t?r, , 5rtf3r^' Intestine, a. ^l^#f, ^rtfl^, ^5i^T^T, Intestines, 5. ^n, ^TT, ^T^\£t, ^rT^t^^t Inthral, v. a. Wt^FsrhTS"-^, ^rsjfa-^ Inthralment, 5. TFT^TW, ^SfaTl [.P£^ Inthrone, v. a. ^"TSTJTt% f^^ 7 -"^, f%\^T?T- Intimacy, s. ^3?ST51, ^T^t?Tl, *WI, *^nr, 2t«i?r, 7f^«f Intransitive, «. in gram. ^>T^r^ ; (-uer5) Intransmutable J a. , sr , 5Tt?'^^t?,^1^'^'T^n', Intreasure, v. a. 7f]%T-^, ^T*3TC^"-"?:t ^1 2f^*f ^f M ; Introductory, Introductive, «. ^^ *£&- ^?T^T^, 2fT^f^^» 2fmt>^, 2f^Tt^^ Intrude, v. 'SRP^T?" ^^ ^T^-CW, *T ?"T- Intruder, s. *f<[ ^Z^ \t^ CW¥ C*T, R3TT^; Intrusion, 5. ^^f^^C"? ^T^f^T^, ^3TT'^ ; 5' Intrust, v. 9f^1, fBfSTI-^, ^TT^-^ [^3T Intuition, 5. ^T^^fsff^, ^T^tt^^ ^VS- Intuitive, a. ^JT^^, ^RT^^T^ [^TC^r Intuitively, ac?. ^tTf^f^f^dFC^r, ^T^- INV [ 1 Intumescence, s. c*tt«f> 3#tT%, 3pr1 Intwine, v. a. *fT3*1, ®f^1, *T«1T>1, *Tf3*-Clt Invade, v. a. ^T3p , 5T 6 1-3>, FyN8-$ Invader, s. ^5JT^ 5 T , 3I3», T^^T^S ^* T^T^» *f3[ Invalescence, s. ^TCSTsfJ, ^T^"J, *T*»re& Invalid, a. <$J3«n3^, ^3>?5rT"C Si^Tt, ^Tgf- ntf^^, ^n?\fa?r«ftp, 37*f Invalid, s. *jft«i ^3f *r 31 3f 2f 37fV, 3«r€te Invalidate, v. TJ^cT-^, ^sfT^T-^, ^>RJ- *n«^, 37^, ^m, 3stt? n , ^£fmT«a-^ Invalidity, s. ^3*I3«1, C^Tf^^TJ, ^H|F$1 Invaluable, ^3I^rf T,T^^J,^5r5fx, ^^J^'ST Invariable, a. f%J, f^W, ^#3*t?f7, fWj Invariably, ac?. T5T^7*rs, f^STX, ^W, *n?1 Invasion, s. ^t^ 5 ^ 6 !, S\5T€ [Ipfsre Invasive, «. ^T^sr*! 31 "S3TS ^ffl, ^t- Invective, s. ^T\5^1, Tj<6T3*7, tWl, f%!T- ^T3\ 3>T^3T? ; «. StTfaT>3Tt^7, )%^T^ 3>t3- Inveigh, v. a. ctftS-Cff, fa*Jf1 ^*f3|it 31 Inveigle, y. «. «5*fl, TpJTwTl, gfS'T^Sl-SS' Inveigler, s. ^?TT? 31 ^f^T^ C3, 2t^T3.3? Inuendo, s. tt>^, *TC5f¥, fr?T, t*fT?1 Invent, v. «. 3"5, Si^fl, 3T3[1-^ ^t$"-3f, Invention, s. ^W, 3"^Tl, •pRK' s> ff^ <5tTC?TTf>f 5 3*§ 31 3T3*7, 3^^ Inventive, a. 3J"^n^Tjft, 7[W^^«I^, ***faT*Tft, ^3j%, f3^T*T Inventor, s. T[3>1, 3T^, 3^1 31 3jlth?Rfi Inventory, 5. f*pf?f%, W, ©T?T, ^TT%<51 Inverse, «.37l%^T^ J l3'3f^,t3"' 5? f"ft^',^'#1 Inversely, ad. ft?e W 31 ft*f , 37 j%- ^-3>, T/^l, ^#1, W? ^-^ Invertedly, ad. %^> r^TW, ^^sr^^J 3» Invest, v. a. *rT/W3"-3>, 33Tf ^-^73^-3*, *OT R3^-3*, C33>^-T?" CW«^ Investment, *. *f tWW, 35Tt^ ; «Tlff^«l ; Inveteracy, s. W%Wlvt%\f$m a CjW C^.T*f Inveterate, a. 1%3:^TcTt^, 3^fw[fs?rv5', ^R^tf, 1%?", ^TjT> Invisibility, 5. ^JFT^^^I^W^fJ^l^^ftT Invisible, a. ^l^Cc^T^T, ^T5T^3", ^Tf*tT Invisibly, ad. ^Tf*R3:«J Inundate, v. ®rf^T3^-3S - , Sf5lt^t«f^", ^C^-^T^TI, ^fM&s TT ^73-35" [c^T3 Inundation, «. Si?i 9 i«T73^, 3^1, ^R1, 7fir- Invocate, v. m% ^^t3^"-3>", ^T^7^-3S", ^fST-Si^f, 3n*R1-3*, £JT«R1-^ Invocation, s. ^TC^T3iT, ®i*f, 2ft^1, f^TW- -pfwc^?: ^t^t m*t ^?1 Invoice, 5. 237Tt^"3; STTTT, ^TT%<51, Ft^7^ Invoke, w. Invocate ^^ C^f*5t Involve, v. WVSV-iP, ^-^, Sf1%?1-3T3f, ^tTf^cT-^, C^fc^ 31 #FW-C^^ [WT^T Involuntarily, ac?. ^I*f3JTC^,^mC3, ^% Involuntary, a. ^^37T^", ^f^^", ^TR^ 2 a 2 IRE [ Involution, 5. tft^ «$t*, C. a. ^ WHS *1 *?1, *£«* 3J*- Inurement, s. WVJFi, *t<^?i *p8*p* Inutile, a. ®re, (wWW^y. ^^, fa^jr. ^^ Iron, v. a. fJ, ^^W^ftir, rrecoverably, ad. ^^T*fJ3»C*T,^5l^T3> rreducible, a. ^tTTC^TT^fT, ^W?41"? rrefragability, s. ^r*ffir5T*nrai, ^•STS- rrefragable, «. ^T^^T, ^^T^J, ^ rrelatively, ad. t^S^T^CW, f^§7f^^C"?I rrelevant, a. ^>RT^, ^gfCTTTSf^t?, ^f- rreligion, «. ^srf^?ri, ^SfSST, ^SftW^^I, rreligious, «. ^f^p^tf^^", ^5[«J«| J7TR, ^l- SfTf^^, ^sitfSff, "^Tng^, ftTV^ rreligiously, «6/. ^^^a - tl ^Tf^^^T^>C^ rremeable, a. *f7r<[tsPR ^? ^1 ^Wj rremediable, a. ^^•*TT^r, f^W*tT"?T, ^if*- rremissible, a. ^W^«\t$, ^TC^T^^tlT, ^T- rremoveable, a. ^T^\5^"?r, ^T>T^^ft?, ^©T, ^[UwT, ^T^"? [I^WtT? rreparable, a. ^r^^r^"«ft"?r, ^gf^t^T^T, rreparably,««?.R^r 5 TTC?r,^I£j - ^t^T^7"^C' s T rreple viable, a. ^^T¥J, ^I^^J*vt? rreprehensible, a. ^f^^r^tir, ^Y'g'T rreprehensibly, aJ. ^f^J^1^Tf37^[*t rrepresentable, a. ^t^C^TfJ, ^J^TC^tfJ rreproachable, a. ^f^^ff j, ^Sf^vpJt^r, ^j- ^7, ^^^T^ft^r^J, t^^, f^WcT^ ISS [ 18 Irreproveable, ^?*T*fT, W%XJ, ^t^^fT Irresistibility,$.^J^7T7J^1,^2ft%7^^1 Irresistible, a. ^f3t*T*J, g^W^TraTtfJ Irresistibly, ^fa7T*fj?5C*f, £tt%^W T^TC7 Irresoluble, ^R^^tT, ^,W«fi7,*np3tir Irresolute, «.^grt^®,^?^1^f^?T^l8 Irresolutely, ad. ^gft^T?, <5Hffl?7 TO* Irresolution, s. ^5f2fi%5i1, TO*?" ^t^STJ Irrespective, «. C^Rt^^R^^ir [^TW Irrespectively, ad. C^R fc^ETT?" *T**f^fT- Irresponsibility, s. TfT? 71 ^t fTTfVST Irresponsible, a. ijgft 71 *ft? ?fk^ Irretrievable, a. W^ttgfW* ^J^t?^ Irreverence, s. ^^TW?", ^"STR, ^7 511 Irreverent, a. *Ptttnr ; tfTlft, ^7^T^T*reto R7t3Tt, ^t*f7T?ft Islet, s. CWTT> Tt*f, ^TJ ^«t^t^f Isolated, a. «J$fa^T, ^^T^1 ; *r«R, *re1% ; Rs*nrq, fasfa, fa^fe ; 1 ] JAG Issue, v. gj-^m-"^, It^T^R-^, fatfV-3", ^Tl^?-*, §%*-*$, §Ss*ts--$;, TOR-* ssueless, a. fasTOR, R3K*f, ^f*pPF sthmus, s. ft ^tc*T 7; "sr^jf^^ 3j^f t, p-^tS1, n?^«Tt?1 tinerary, a. ^g^re|q, 9T5?W^, "^f^Tf^, ^1^#T^ vory, a. ^f^Tf^f^fsff^", ^^T"?r vory-black, s. f&3>3>ei ^>T^T ^^ vy, s. vT^I ^W 1^'C 1c f^' , ^\c^? ^^srTwTT JT1 ^^^cij ^^ ; t^t?6jt, Jadish, «. ^^, *T5*f, t^f?«Tl 71 ^cT^T^^ Jagg, v. a. *jfa^% #T^-WT^ ; •*TrSf-3rn> JER ;g, s. *F?tOT* t?T^, Tts «*rter Jagged, Jaggy, a. ^Jfc&j TfTC^"? •{It?, Jail, *.*^t?WT, *f^f*rrai, ^ra**rtoi, Jail-bird, s. teT, aft&to Jakes, *. ^T^I^t^, OT^*TR1, *rt?*TT?fl jalap, 5, c^wc^H%r^c*r^, $5rfarc*ra *pr Jam, s. Oft?^1, f*fcttfrc*rs ; v. 0. "jt Jamb, s. c.^^lttj *t^[ Janizary, 5. ^T^tTT ^RlftC'TO OT*T January, 5. ^s^twt STTST, ^TOT"? gfsTsr Japan, s. 4^ CW^f; C?W; (-wt?ro Jar, v. n. ^\ *nrt?rair Jejune, a. "^nf; <£?TTR, ^^ofV, f^- Jejuneness, s. TfTl?^7; ^TTT^T^, ^Rsf^FSl, Jelly, *. sj-srr-r ftfcTt *i wmm fen^ Jenny, 5. 3J¥1 <5t^ s W9T, C^^ ^TWI^^- Jib, s. s!T^tc^I^* Jocund, a. ^m^, ^t%^, ^"^, ^T^ff C^, Jocundly, ad, ITPT^F^t^W, *f^t%^?SfC% JOU [ 183 ] JUG Jog, or Joggle, fl.*TT^1-C*,&5%*lt$,, ^WSTffT, frt%^ Jointed, a. 3ft: 1 Jointer, s. ^SKJJ *\S" C?*%) Joint-heir, s. ^-Q?Tf^T?T^*ft Jointly, ad. 4^ *TTC9T, 4<*4 3;tifl, ^TtfT- Jointress, 5. c*f^ ftf*HSl St, ^f*t*t, Jointure, 5. ^t*R, C?ft\5JP, ft*r*T? ^J^^T^T Joke, s. ft^% *f ft^T*T, «TPk, *p#, tt- ?R, ^1, Tr®t^ ; v. sffa, ft^*fT#-^ Joker, 5. c, *J*f1%3", cap^jft, Jolly-boat, $. mttzmj f®^\ Jolt, v. W§, *T\51, TpT, ^*T1, ^Tt^t5T\5l-^, ft*Tl, ^t^^sfw^-^, 1 *f% Jonquil, s. ojsPfftc^T, gSRfsPt Jostle, i\ cW^^T^f^T-^, 1^?T &*fl-C* Jot, Iota, «. ^3 3% ft*prra, t%5T, ^^ Jovial, «. C^Sj^t, frf^T^, 2fW, ?"f^^1 Jovially, ad. ^*£&<& 9 C*$)V®^tt, ?CT Jovialness, s. ^TPT^^I, cWte^^Ttsn*,'^ Journal, s. c«rT*T$1, «W ife, C?T®RT*r1 ; frraf**^ *i *n*rfw st^tf^r s tot* *ra Journalist, *. ^Jc^m 5 TOT* *Ts *F*rT** ^T«L *T*p?T ; v. TTT3ri-^,-C**t ^T 8 !-^ Journeyman, 5. 77^1 ^^T^T?"^, C^"^^t

C^T*f, ^^?", t*C^T^«TT^, tifjrafen ; ^fw, C^T55T, I^C^^^I ; (c?«y of) ireTl%STC gfTTje,!, C^5T<£}, C^T5f*TfSF, W*R1 Juggler, s. c^TS? 1t*TTTC3"«1, C^c^^T, Juggling, pa. f^^Tt^^l, "STT?t, 3Tf§! 31 Jugular, a. ^%, sfc'TT?, ^T^^^l^ Jugulate, if. a. sft'cT.ZWft'^-W, SfeTl-^TT> Juice, 5. Tf^a-, ?r^, f^^fjT^, ?M, <3n Juniper, s. C^ WZv\tt fk^ ^Wl ^?T Junk, s. #=*Pf *Tt?r C*TF5j *f fv5, Tpf^?1 ^Tft?-"^ Juvenile, a. CPta'^RPt^, ^TTl, ^^«t, ^J- Juvenility, 5. C^N^NKl, C^Vt, ^5^1, Juxta-position,5.|^^^TR^#,t^^Jt^^1 K, ^^rtcrT?: ^^r^f*ft^?" ; w ^t;^ ^ic^r t^S^^f ^TT, ^r9j"1 knap, knee, knife, &c. Kalendar, s. *&%W\ S ^Tm [WJJ, ^^ Kali, s. TT^'J t^t^tcT tt^c^ ^T^ WW, Kaw, 5. ^tt^?T ?^, ^1 ^1 ; v. ^1 *P1-?F Keck, v. ». ^f^-c^T^T, ^r^^TCJ^-^; Keckle, v. ^tfk ^1 *T*rTC?T Trf%-S?\5l Kecks, or Kecksy, s. ^S"5^ "XZvij \f T^1 Kedger, s. ^J ^W?T, ^Tl" t^f?P*TJ *rsr$ Keel, 5. CH] BfTirTSf Kettle, *. c^^c?|", ®j*T ^ ^TE«i?r *ft3 Kettledrum, s. *TT3Rl, fi> ; 7T*f j 7ci , esrtf ^9$? ^^ Kick, i>. «. ^fwnms-^, W# 71 ^Tf^--5TT?" Kick, «.*W5rTO, siTfsf, *M, B$lfc Kicking, s. »prrare ^r«i, *ttt% *rt?r«i Kid, a. "STst 7^7, ^S?1 *fT7J7-'$ r [C7 Kidnapper, s. C^f%7T77j, *^[7J T>J7 ^C *f^?-^, C^1 ; #Tf 1, ^^TTf ; Knag, *. ^TC^^T Sfftt ; t%cT?F, c^ttSf, C^^T Knaggy, a. ^T7v?1, ^Tt^ 31 f^f?Tl Knave, 5. gf3333*, SfsTirer, *ffc, %$, %$, 33R| tit'Vst, jreTf^Tcfoi ^rihr- Knew, Know f^Ut^€t$^t^*r*n ^T3- Knife, s. ^f?^1, l[3"1 *r% Knives, Knife ""TW^ 3"^3"^ ; ^T? 7f^ Knob, s. *fP£ 5 ^rsr, TI, Sff^sra, ^It- Knock, s. *n,^W¥, OFTT>, , §ZWJttf~W, «^% C^^1- Labourer, 5. C3^^r?ft^ ^^"^T#t, ^rt^- ^t?1, ^fwt, ^?T ; (p«y of a) ^\%^[ Labouring, a. ^fir^e^, ^G*f JTsft, 3St^^tTt Labyrinth, s. 3^^Qf, h%, ^tl>$1 [fej, ^TT^ Laceration, s. ftTfWV?"*, ftjl ; fti\J, Lacerta, s. ^tTW^ «T, ^tf®^1 Lachrymal, a. ^f*FTrfJ1 Lacker, s. c^rTsf SECTS'; v. C?T9r«it%^-^ Lackey, 5. f^UTWI, St^3*, ^f^^, ^^T, TjH>**t1, ^13* W, ^^ ^sTHI ^t^^T^f Laconically, ad. *f\C^C*f, T|*C^, ^cTOS Laconism, s. *T\C^*T 3K1, ^TC?TT% Lactant, a. ^TjWlft, ^OT^T^ri^Tft Lactary, 0. TfW^ C Ladle, 5. ^ft, ^1, ^T^1, 'ST^ Lady, 5. fctf ?Tfi, ^T*71 ST, ft ft, *rcatfF*Tl?r ^SFJSTJSF *1 mf%- Laity, s. *r$cft ?r *rW^T*n?f ; ^faSTST*! Lamb, s. CSTS *ttW; (of God) ^jftffTS CU^ *«,*r, ^^ gf!5 sft*? -Jt^ Lambent, a. f*T-*rT3"PT, ^Mt%^ Lambkin, 5. ^W C^"^ ^T^r^ Lamb-like, 0. f f ,^, C^HT^nt^,^^ Lame, a. «T^, <«f|, C-^T\5"1, C^r^^l,^^^"" 5 ^ Lame, v. 0. *t^ C c "^ r " Lament, v. f^5TT*f, f^^T^-^", ^^^-^, Lamentable, a. G^fT^T^, Rc^t^^ft?F C f^e1, C^t^ 5p^f^ Tl Lamina, 5. crfteTf^S" ^53, *fT^, •Kt^^fl Laminated, a. T[f^^ «tTT^ftsr f Lampblack, 5. ^^TcT, ^!"^^T, ^"1, 3^ Lampoon, 5. **(3-^ i CwW-'& ) f5f,^ i $ Lancet, s. t^C^fJ? ^3, C^^^T?", ?^^t- Lancinate, v. t^^t^-^, T5J, ^T^» [^«it3 Land, s. £fCTf*T, <^f*t, ^fa, ^s^l 71 Land-jobber, s. ^f^ jpTrtT^"?^^), ^fTcTT^T Land-lady, s. ^;^iY, s£3;7?i¥, "ST? ^T\51 Land-locked, a. ^[f^C7fi>"^, ^f^flT7"1 7^? Landlord, *. ^T*ft, ^Tjfa *T??t ; ^T\5K^ m?? 71 *ff*t7?T7Tt*l?r ^iu t^lW Landmark, s. ^ffr J, #*t1, ^K1 } *t4j^5fJtW, 7Tt7*77- 7T?1 Languid, a. ^7?re, ^T^ 3 TJTfwT, ^t«l> Languidness, s. ^T^nrsl, G^<&<5TJ, ^t«l- Languish, v. "JT^- FT Lank, a. *£K T[3f5T, f % *T7*, *fT?*n, Lankness, s. ^5r*fSv51, 7r*T"5i, ^T 4 i^1, CwV Lantern,*. 7tT5?T7 ^Wl^t?, wTT^^T^pr Lap, s. 7>W, T?] - ^, 7?;, $t#f1 *rra-7? Lap-dog, 5. gtc5TTc*FT7? «f1 [7J7*n?ft Lapidary, s. ^f«i 7>T7;, uf^T ft, Sf^A 15 ft - Lapidate, v. a. Q^J TT?1 77-7*, *TT5i"<;- Lapideous, ff. 2f$7;inr, ^^"^77? [/51T7 Lapidescence, *. gf^nft^^" ^^^ Lapidific, a. ^^J^-lJ^^^^m 188 ] LAT Lapidist, s. Lapidary *HT CW # Lard, 5. ^C?T?r *TT«1 ^ f^t Larva, s. ^*TT^T^, ^C^? - £^1^1 Lamm, 5. *f^t^^ ^^T, ^Wt^F?" ^3 Lascar, 5. IfT^T^Si?- -tfT^TPr, t^r^TJ, ^i^^ Lascivious, c. ^T"5T3>, ^TH, ^f^T^, «T351 Lasciviously, ad. cff^sf I^JWt^f, ^J5T^T?5C*r, Lasciviousness, 5. ^fsr^l, ^T"^f^J, cT55T- Lash, 5. ^*f1, C^t^l, 5T^ ; C^T^T ^T^ ^T? Lasslorn, «. ^nnrT^T^, Last, *. ^^T*f, C^^, «fr^, ?^, £f5?-^", Lasting, ^a. «. t^T^T, ^^?, 7"^7>T«^T?iY, Lastly, a^. ^7C w rC7", ^C^, r.^fCT - , ^^tCT Latch, s. fTp"^t%, fam ; v. «. f^^ x f7?-5TTsf1 Latchet, 5. 7WHt j ^f^TT; n?^l 71 7W^?t LAU [ Late, a. tftef*}3it, ^t?",^*ft^, 1%^^t,C?T% 3"^ *n5STnr¥ Latitude, s. ^TTT"?, 2fm?r, 2f*r^1 $ sjisfo Latitudinal, «. ^^T"?^^ ^«J2j' 3 £ Latitudinarian, «. ^STCTJSfy, ^^fftrftrvffTEt- f ; Laud, s. %-%, ?§<$, £f K f\^f1 ; v. £f*T\3T1 Laudable, a. £f*T\7TJ, Sf^i^tlfi ^*TS, Laudably, ad. gf^r^T^^, £f *f^J?s;c*f Laudanum, $. ^T^tc^£ TJf^^ t^CT^" 189 ] LAX Laudatory, a. ^T^, 2t w r\^T, "§^ft?n Lazaretto, or Lazar-house, 5. ^j$C(R?r *TI>T. Leaf, 5. <[*F *1 gc^^T *T3F^, *f3F, *IT51, Leafless, a. ^*T33», *T3I^R Leaflet, s. ^J *f^, Tfffa" *fr^1 Leafy, «. tt^^, n^f^f*r#,^^"ST? [C3pT*T League, 5. *rf%, ^, ^tt Leasing, 5. fasTJteTff, R^71 ^^1, 2t^^^1 Least, a. ^T^^^J CWT^, T^Tra Lechery, or Lecherousness, s. ^RRHF, ^t^^j, ^r^^l, ^t^^t^t, c^Tmm Lection, s. *TT^ ^^1, ^^J?^, *f\pT ; Lecture, 5. ^%TJT*R1, ^^JH^, ^R^JT? 5 LEG C 1 Lecture, v. a. WJT*Rl-^,f 5 Wl-C*, *ffo- Lecturer, s. ^*ftff*ra, ^*f7t*T^, f*f^T- Led, Lead f^HT^t^T*T; *N1 ?TCW ^t*, Ledge, s. fi&Hft, ^55 5fT?, *rTT^*T OT\F1 Lee, s. *T?T?r 2f1%^*T #$r. ; sffif, Pt^l Leech, s. Wifal, C^T^; CtfTfoffJ ; *fT- Leek, 5. 4^ gf^TT^, ^t\5Wt$", Wmw St^ Leer, v. n. W$\^-?$, ^iT? ffl^^T^"-^" Lees, s. #T^1, f*n>1, 1, C^3F1, dfcsH, C^^f^ t«3q- m^, ^^» *pTr>, 2f^t?:«ji Legibility, s. ^rfojTl, «T^C^Tfr C^TtSfJ^I Legible, a. *fofi% sppf^, *fT^7, *ffrsnS7 Legibly, ad. JF^Pf^CT, *[*ftfc7?Src*r Legion, $. t*R7 TtwT,t*R7 ^""Jrl^r,^^, Legislation, s. t^fVf C*f(R, W£T*R, WfV 91 ] LEN Legislative, a. &f*FPf?#, *7*^W ^"7?T- Legitimacy, 5. ^^7^1, ^?T^T ^"1 ^rfrfV Legitimate, a. ^5iW1, 1^?TT^®!T^, ^?T^T, ^r*f Leisurely, a. T%f%*[, ^t?T ; «c?. ^^^t*T ^1 Leman, 5. ^*T*fj%, mlj, ^T^, Cl?sr^1 Lemma, s. ^^^W, 1^"^tf%^^£j'^Tl^"^" Lemonade, s. Cv^ZJ ^^T firf^Et^ f^f^lT Lemon, or Lime, s. ©Tl" c^^'Tt'C^' Lenient, a. f%m Z) C^t^^T^tTt, *ttf%*?^ Lenient, 5. f^^fi Jl C^T^5T^T^ StCcT-Jf Lenify, v. a, R^"^-^, f%^i ^1 C^T^sT-^ Lenitive, a. ^*f*ftir<5", f%96 ^"1 ^?"^^T#t; Lenity, s. "SfWl, C^PT^T^, ^IT1, ^*f1, Lens, s. Uptf^l T?^ ^FS, ^^^"^7 ^T5, Lent, 5. ^fw*T l^^?r ^3l*T ^^ ; Lend Lenten, a. ^«T^T5T^fC^^]^^T^r7; ^(^^, Lentil, s. t^j, ^r^rt? ^1 *tJT7l^C*t^r [f^ Lentitude, 5. "Jft^g^^l ,^T^f^7, ^T^f7, ^C\?- LEV [ 1 Lentor, s, Ut^T, f^#T ; ^©?1 ^rfi> il, W^T?T Leo, s. f*r\^, frW^ ?rtr*t Leonine, a. i%\^^^, ft\\Z^J 3T7t"?r Leopard, s. •rtret'sft !(•- "StT^ 31 3", Lesson, s. *F3>1, *ftfc, ^%fjnr; ^*1W*f, f*f- Lessor, 5. tw?) ^1^51 *1 *TT3>1 TfT?T^ Lest, conj. f% Shift, *fTC¥, ^tra *\\T,J Let, w. «.^Tvpr-C?f, t®iT?r1-CW, C^TUI-Cff; WTv?, ^Tltc^ 31 WTf\5Ul-C*f ; (-w) WPT- C^-CW ; (-blood) JW C*nw«l-3> [*W Let, s. ?jWI» *T*f1, Wl>R ; ^T^^^T- ^T3 ; fStftteT, ^T?r, ^T« ; ?TTC®f?r ^T^ Level, a. ^^^^T^^, stttT^T, vil^" T^T^, CF)"?r3T, ^"R?" j (-(/round) ^fsr^fil 92 ] LIB Level, *?. j\?p 3fsrt^^ ^rsr^fit- TTUt^-^, Leveller, s. gfTSfRj ^t 1c f^^1,T^R^T?"'^ Levelness, 5. ?RT^1,*rSTR ^1 C^t?^f ^t?T Lever, 5. ^CeTcR w^, ^T\S>1,f^^«rl, C^?1 Leveret, s. -*t*t

^1, ^Tt T ' 5 t^J, c^-^rfsr Lexicographer, s. ^lf%S{R^"^i, ^r^fC^T"^ Lexicon, 5. ^j%s*R, ^^fC^t^ [Cv\^^ Liability, *. ^T, tf^?r ^C^T?: ^*r c^r, mw& ^j!%, ^r 75 ^^, c^^?i, vnm Libertine, a. WtWf* W&^f^H*'*!, ^1^- K&, C5&J1, W**t% ^1551 [*JB5lfa Libertinism, 5. ^^"T^T^", cnf^^J, ^^Tfff , Liberty, s. §%1J, t^ *H>t§, "SjIV, ^TT^^I; Libidinous, a. 3>T5tt^ ^1"ST^, cff' ws f f , cT^51 Libra, *. ^T1, ^$^1 1, ^T- Lick, v. l?T^iCwT^^-^,fertl*r?"l5js»f*f-7P; Lickerish, a. ^PTra"t«F1, ^•StTff^ ; ^tcTt- Licorice, *. irsnrfi^l, ^rfjNrsj [l?t^R Lid, «. Ff Limber, a. ^J, •rsre^ftsT, ^^tW, ftsTSl Limbo, s. ^J^ fat*T* ; ^TSTtfT* Lime, s. (&%, C*T3\; ^«i, 3>f%S«i ; (quick-) Lime-kiln, s. TH c*rT^Tt3T? ^tf?, T|C«I3; Lime-stone, s.W^N?", OWMCSfW 3U Lime-tree, Linden, 5. ©flST?" 3^, C^3" sftW Limit, 5. ^rt^n, ^^, c*nr, *?taftfl, *nre*f, Limit, v. c^35 3*3" «1, ^ffW, Limn, v. n. f54-3s, "^l^-C^T^, *ri>-3J Limner, s. f^3*?",^lhl1,*ri>3ST?r, W^^ Limous, a. *fT3j[fihn, T3, dt*i ;t*F&Wft WT^R; (equinoctial-) ■ft"TO^r*T1 ; ^ 5 '/ ^ e *«wJj 3>3;C3» T^T Lineage, 5. C*tt€t, CTO, ^, *\% ^f^T^ Lineal, a. C^^TT^IT, C ^*T3>#, ^P*f, ?jj:<3" C??m ^W, ^Tf t%3" t3X*r3" f^^ Linear, 0. C3;*rT3*, C?Wftf*r$> Lineation, s. ^W%, *TTr$ 31 c^^fl T>T«R Linen, 5. TPTtal 31 *T«i 3JC43" %t«tWi 33, 33, 35T*fv5 ; a. ^ 33 fsrf^-vy, ^^ Linen-draper, 5. 3^ 373"*Tt'?ft, 3>T*f\5Jl Linger, v. ft«TO-3S, jffaf^ajt-'S; f?3:C3"T- sft-"^, 3^3>Tc i T^«l! C^Tsf-3?; ^3-3* Lingerer, s.#t^lft,fi?5i1,^f%; f^TC^Tsft Lingering, s. #TOJW1, C*fH, 3t3^1 Lingo, 5. ^31, C3Tt*r, 3*T3SJ, 3*^3; %fT^1 Linguacious, «, 3T3i£3>, 33*1, CflW?n 194 ] LIT, Lingual, a. sj^foj ; (-letters) yifrj 3«T Linguist, 5. »rfa1 ^W? t5t«J«l C3", CTtt^T- Liniment, 5. gf^cT^f, TSToT^r, ir?"^:^ [TtHI Lining, 5. 1%^3: ^\5^ 33, ^T^, 3?\51 c^rT\F-c^, ^fv$?n-c* ; c^TT^r-^, tt^w-3? Link-boy, s. §^3>T^TfY, Ft^fl ?1 , ^t^T Linnet, 5. ^^ , ^fi%"^C ,c t"3" Linseed, s. Tif^i, m|% [^1% Linsey-woolsey, a. ^«il ^5 %T3" f^fsSTS, ff^ Linstock, 5. 3?T^rtC^ ^fu 1^3t3" ^f^t^l Lint, 5. £J-G*TC*T3- C^mm ^mftW* ; "tl Lintel, 5. 3^3nt, C^3fTC^?T 3»«ttcf[ Lion, s. ff{\-5, ^?f3"TSr, C^^ft, ^^3"^, Lioness, s. f^^^, f^S^t [STCSf^ Lip, s. ^%1(, ^%, dfo ; 3T3", ^5T, 3?!^ Lipothymous, a. *s^W%, ^f^Tg^ Lipothymy, 5. "Sp^l, ^flBT, ^^t^ ^TC^^^I Liquation, s. TJTOT^ Q"«l 3"1 ^71 [^»f3f Liquefaction, 5. ^53, "g3^^, ?f^f^, Tf 3- Liquefiable, «. J3T^ 9r^T^"?T, JT3t Liquefy, v. J3"-3? 31 ^, 9fcT, ^T^, tf»n Liquer, 5. [Fr.] ^'Jrfw ^3^3; ^^T Trf^3"1 Liquescent, a. g3T^t3TSfJ, ^f^^'TtoT Liquid, a. J3, W$ »T, ^"5, t3"^^, ©^T3'<5 1 Liquid, 5. C^^T 31 W3 Tf37, ^«T, 3;7T, ^^3 Liquidate, v. a. $j«i *ff?C*TT5![-35, C^fTSsT-^, 3?^CTf^1 ^1 313" 0^13-3?, f^3st*f-35 Liquidation, s. $«| 3"1 CTf^1 C*fT5f 3?3"1 Liquidity, Liquidness, *. ^e^l, ^3^13 Liquids^ *. "^Tl?" ^^3" 3^, 3"^1 I m n r Liquor, s. "g3W3T, 3"^, SfwT, ^3"1, *TTfT, ^^ Liquorice, 5. -sr^t^^l, 305T3 [ W T3'T3' Lisp, w. w. ^(sp3T«l-3y, ^^3T3yT-3?«f List, v. 3"t¥, TTC^T^t^-3^, ^Tr^f-3? 5 tT^7 Tf^^r-35, •tt*r-t>r*r ; ^» 3F«f-cw, ^f3«<-3> List, s. BtTlT, 3?^v( ^Tf^3s1, 43T§iTt ; ^TCM3: ^T, ^T^t33T^, Listlessly, ad. ^iTOTC3Tsf*j3f3*, ^t^- Listlessness, s. ^^nn^l, tT*t-<>, ^srf%C*Tt*f-^, Litigation, s. ^f%OT?r, ef1§3tW, f^t*f, firciw, ^n^i*f, ^^1 Litigious, «. fa*nft, ^f f*T3l, fc^T^^ft^r Litigiousness, 5. f%*tPT$1, ^C^T^^^I Litter, s. E^pfTST, \£eft, *fT^t, ^t^t; «Wr*rj1,"fr5^f3rH^te "ft^^t**,^ C^rm &U1 fW! ^r^*T Little, 5. t3>W\*f, ^s^t, t%t%^, ftf , ^Tg^rtfSt, 43rf^, ^^tira^, ^«iWt, ^9R[ Locomotion, 5. *rf$ *Tf^F, ^"RT^?" Sf%^ Lofty, a. fef, §-55, STC^fcf*^, *T?r*r, Log, 5. *TR&?: $f\5, -fW\ ; HT^TCSF?: *f#- Logarithms, s.sffq^t^CTS', sf^RT?: *TC^ry- Log-book, 5. ®T^TT:5f J 31 *faf ?5^ Logomachy, s. 37^^, 3"P^f3t?'1*f, 3T^- Logwood, s. JZWjT^lbUvrs [fTO8l Loin, or Loins, 5. ^"f^, ^T^T«^Y, C*PR?T Loiter, v. t*Tftr*T7-^> CSffa 31 R*T^-r?r ^rstfv Longevity, 5. ^rft^S, wtWtR^I, ^1%J- Longevous, a. w)^&lviw\€\ [TftanFl Longimanous, a. v\*S^~®, wtn^'T'^f^'Pt^ Longimetry, 5. T^^"^ *f j?irt«( ^?; e l f^WJl Longing, 5. TfT5f, *T*R1, ^it^l, CTft^^f Longingly, «c?. Tft^^^^, ^il^T^J^^P Longitude, 5. JTf^r^l, tw, lW^1; ^f^f- Longitudinal, «. ^r^[5}^-, ^^t^fW, cn^T- Long-lived, «. ^TOW, Tft^%T5f®t?t Long^pepper, s. f*f^«t^, M^f^r [^|^r Long-primer, 5. J3^ $?" WT^T?* "^^C^T^ Long- spun, «. Tft"sr*pft, SFTf^^^T Long-suffering, «. ^HT^T^, ffrcTTf*^?, Long-winded, a. tfl"?f^i^ ; ifVsnfftTpaf^ri Longwise, ad. tftc^f, fftC5T^, eT^tc^c^" Loobily, ad. ^^1%^^C*f, ^Il^T\5t?" •TJtlT Looby, 5. ^T^l ^1 ^J ^jf^, ^RT|% C5TT^ Look, v. CWMj $t^,H tjt$--^0*ft$-?F; F#-^, C^Jt^t, ^^1, Loos?, v. ^ot, -^i%?1-c^, ^TvF, WTf%?KJf, Loose, a. ^^f, f*rf, TO; *. ^j%S •^PT Loosely, «5Ttift, ^pf^Sl ; Lop, v. a. <$fi>, ll;TT>, C^fR-^, 5P^k-^ Loppings, «, pi. 9fT^ ^TcTt^: WTT> Loquacious, a. *TTl£^, 3rT5T*r,3"^r3l, 3^1, Loquacity, 5. *nnj^1, ^1*^1, Wfa" Lord,s.^f*r*f,^fwf5; ¥T*ff, , ^WfT, ^j%, •[^R, Lost,2>a. a. *T$, ^#, ^Tfire, ^T, Lottery, 5. g-fiNWT^, *J3"1% C ^®T^t; Lousily, a. ^fC«l,^^t%^ T\ ^"f^^WZ 9 ! Lousiness, 5. ^^«i"ST?T^1, ^1%^" ^"J^T^ Lousy, a. %J«|*T?1 ; ffllfjl, ^^^T, ^^t Lout, s. '^Wv7 UR1 ^1 \T? C^T^ [^T^Tfr Loutish, ». ^*r»j^, H^T\itTl, C^T, CWTT>, W*T, *fT^1; (-c?ze£, ox food) *ramTj, *ra *W Low, v. C$tttfff^-3?, ^1-3? ; $*a, fa%^> Low, ad. jf W\ <$€]■$ ^IJ, €k?, . f*f^c^-^, C^I-3^ f53>«t1-«? Lubricity, s. f^f^em, c^^rT^T3, fW«1Tt, f5^«!^1 -, VftjOTI^ ©TTTifr [3*3" «l Lubrifaction, 5. f«T^-?T f%3^>*| 31 C5»T1- Lucent, a. ^Ii5i3^,^f^T[t^t^^3r&1%in 98 ] LUM Lucern, s. f^T**^ ^1 ^1 ^rf^nt^ 3tC? Lucid, a. ^W^, fTtpSsTT^ *ftef, 2J^T"ST, Lucidity, s. ^SfJSff^l, ?ftf^,?^1,£f^1, Lucifer, 5. *riTv5t?T, ^^^1%; ^^ ^tf, Sf- ^T1% ^T?1 ; (-match) It^tt^ ^TTT'tsn Luciferous, Lucific,«. CSTJlfj^? - , wtf^^"?" Luck, s. <®W$, ^F*fT»T, eT^TT^, ^T«fT, Tf*f1 Luckily, ad. 3^TFC3>, cft^t9t735^ [^Tt^» Luckiness, s. C*Th»Ttf7, ^^»TW^, ^^t^- Luckless, a. "j^t^TJ, ^^9f1, T^%T£tt^ Lucky, «. "^^ ^^\*|, ^T^TJ^T^, ^ ^1 C^fffSi^^ Lucubrate, v. n. ^Tf^CTftTr t^^fTT^JT^-^ Lucubration, s. frTf^C*rTC9f "^^ JIT^T ^1 ^ , - Lucubratory, a. jlf^<^K^ jfs^S^I f^f^f^" Luculent, a. fftgf, t^^T, t^f*5^", 2J"TJ^ Ludicrous, «. c^T^:^?, ^"T^T^r^T^', §*f- Ludicrously, a^. iT^Tsr ^1 ^^^TT^^^ Ludification, 5. ^*f ^T7f, TT^jt^T ^^ Lug, v. fiv\5l 9 ^rr-^T^, ^Tt^^i-^t^ Lug, s. 'sr^T^'T?', ^Tt? C^T^ri ; &% ^TM Luggage, s. *ftzm "J^T, ^5^, f^SR - ^ Lukewarm, «. ^T^", ^^ ^^, ^TtT^j ^T^72, ^^^^, ^I^J^t, ^I^ifTTsft Lukewarmness, 5. ^W^31 ; 'src^i^^^'T Lull, v. a. ^c1, lf^ Lumpishly ad. Sf\5^TWC*f, ^tftr^^FC^f Lumpy, a. CvPTtftfT^, ?T*J?T1, T>T*HI3 Lunacy, s. TC?f?r CSfTC?" ^fiwrtt, *n>; Lunar, Lunary, a. ST^, ^Jf^Wt?, ^f^f- Lunarian, s. 5Sff^T?Tt, "5^ ^T^T 3>G? C^T Lunated, Lunular, «. ^T^S*gTf% [C^-^l Lunatic, s. ^^g 3J11F, ^ftsfsT ; «. ^3T€, Lunation, «, ^C*^ E^»5ff^, "FTJUFTfa Lunch, Luncheon, 5. 1^j%«, *pcTT?T, ^vl- *H7[ ; (a tiffin) ^l^bsTSR Lunette, s. ^T%??T sf^PJf >, ^J ^5^" Lungs, «. *p*R?*T, C#tf 1i C^T^fjn , lp'>ff%^lF Lunt, s. <&UK^ ^ftf f^T, Lurch, 5. C*fftS?r ^K ©T\p ; Tp^i Lurcher, s. f*Wf?r ^?T ; C^ri^F, C^T^t Lure, v. C5rt^-^fC\5 Luskiness, s. ^r^^j^l, ^tSFTT, 3>tf5f^ Lusorious, or Lusory, a. ^\5t?T ^"J^^T^fj Lust, s. w%*rr3", c*rr», ^m, *Fnrci, Lust, v. nrfttt^Tf^^T^t-^, ^Tsrme 7 -^ Lustful, a. *TT?fti?^Tl%5TT^t, 3OTT3T5 5 , c^T?, ^TTC«i^, ^t^, C^TT^f [C^t^ Lustfulness, s. *n^fiWfwfa, ^^1, Lustily, ac?. ^TC^C^, 3RC5T, *TT37T<$3N Lustiness, $. *tfa^l, tt^lK, ^>«J$31 Lustrate, v. a. «f^^-*ftt'53PT?r-t^^ , 5i-^ Lustration, 5. Sf?reT?1 *fft^ ?1 $ffe ^?T<1 99 ] MAC Lustre, s. £f®1, ^T>1, iftf^, ^§ff5T¥l, Tfl^SJ; £Tr%%1, ^1 [3fff?T Mace-bearer, s. cH3ffT?T, rfl^l 31 ^T*T1- Macerate, v. ^*f-^", ^Pt«l-3? ; f%STl, ^Tg-^ Maceration, s. 3J*t3"1, ^t«l^1 ; ^Tt^l Machiavelian, s. srTferrCTO •tt'sre? 3jf^3' Machinal, a. 3"l^#t?, 3>c^f3"31T35r Maehinate, v. ^**rai-^,%*fT!T-3r, ?j1ii> -3> Machination, 5, sf**^, ^*TT<1 } ^^°^t^1, Machine, s. ^% 3**T [3>Hl c i1, *TqR3 Machinery, 5. sngfaifj 1, 333"3, 3?C*T3" 3*"^ ; Machinist, s. ^nft^tsl, 3SSPJ*>1 Mackerel, 5. TSTjtir ^J Tr3Tjf3C*f3 Macrocosm, 5, f3% ns^3^, ®W?r5JWT?r Mactation, s.^wf 31 3f^rTTRTsf33 ^c?r^-3S,4J:$-3?, ft^-tfTsf-^" Mad, 0. Wq, 1%% ^fTW, 3T3>fT> 31^31, c^*n, ^-$31%, 35^, ?rHtf%3" Madam, s. Tf^T^I at^r ^*ftfV, ^T^?t^, ^siY, 3Ts", ff fa, faf3?tft$;3 Mad-brained, 0. f%p^ TiSfl", srW*rT*r»n Madcap, s. ^tTf C^*f1 31 ?t?Tt 3jj%* Madden, i«. fws**-^W«-3S, C^*T1, C^Tfl Madder, 5. (Indian) "5[ft%1, "srf^ Made, Make f^TT 3" ^Tt^TsT ; 3ST1 f ^, Madefy, v. a. C^t^^-^, ^tw'-^ T%Si1 Madeira, 5. 4^ ^1 v§*T^W ; NT£*TWt*T8f Mademoiselle, s. [Fr.] ^^1 ^st 3^,3^11 , Mad-house, s. ^nrrsr?, *fTsf*JT?rT?rJr Madly, ad.^WS 31 f^3iC*f,^r{3"t3y*TTr Mad-man, s. t§Ws, ^TTsfST, OT*TI 3jf^ Madness, s. ^3Tq^1, ^WtW, ^TTWTf^, Madonna, s. [ItaL] 3dj¥,^T3?37qT; *rTl??ri Madrigal, s. *f m 3"^C3*3: 3*fa^1 31 tffa Maffle, v. 3>t^ 3TC3s:TOT3' c t-3?, C^Trei-^ Magazine, «s. ^flrs 537, W^ J3J 3"^- sTsn?, <*fTrn, ^TstV, ^t^r, ?tvf4TR1, ] MAH mfa3> TTTfa ^"5T?T^ > Magna-Charta, s. t\*l$t- ^^1 ^T*f3? ?:T©i%i% ft-t*nr [?t^^ Magnanimity, ^. "srt^t^TJ, ^rfk^Tl, ^mj- Magnanimous, a. H^\W, SPCTSR^, TJ(^T- Magnesia, s. v^\ CSW&Pfo* f3C x T^ Magnet, s. ^H^T®, l^r3?2f^3; Magnetic, or Magnetical, a. C^Tt^t^"^", Magnetism, s. ^?^T^ *stf«U %?2{ ^] ^"c|, Magnific, Magnifical, a. gff%%Tf^^"jT35f^ ^m, TT>srt*£, ^TCSFTTTI, \^ *T^1 ; Maim, 0. t^" 2 d Make, 5. ^Tf %, ^t^T?", *f^r, sf^, Maker, s. ^@f^ ^^1, ?r^^, ^T?T^, t^"^t^1 ; (Creator) 9?twd1, itt^l Makepeace, 5. *rTf%^"§1,l^^ ^1 *rf%^T?;3F Makeweight, 5. *fTTt«l, ^^T^?T ^PH 6 ! Making, 5. t^W"! 4 ! ^^«1; 1%*$\% ?^1, ^t^-, 5f^7r, 9ff If ; ftft, ^ft C*tm^ Maladministration, s. ^^ J"^* ^^"^ ^» Malady, *. ^jTfsf, C^T-Jf, ^1, ^^T^J, CPf^t Malapert, «. ^?T¥, ^W, C?^1, ^^ [WC^ Malapropos, «c?. [Fr.] ^^[*f?r^- ^TC^rT^fT- Malaria, 5. *ft\5[®f^^ ^T«T, 5^ ?TT^f Malaxate, v. «. f%§i1, ^TtTf-^F, ^■g'Tr-'^ Malaxation, 5. %|%, ^f^y Malkin, s. vp] ^1 C^t^fTl 3ft; C^t^t, Mall, v. «. , 5T^ < »r?"T'5rT^-^, 3TT?T, f*f^ Mall, 5. c^ft^T? - ^TT5fT?-«l ^T^T ; ^5?T, ^1E ; W^^t^TT^, "ST1, CT?T«T [^tWl Malleability, 5. ^T^3RJ$1, ^rtlTTC^ ^^V- Malleable, a. ^T^^^t¥, ^T^TtC^ ^^R^ftsr Malleate, v. a. ^TWJflTTTrT^-'^, ^5f ^ fin- Mallet, 5. \^i", ^$J, fn^1 [f*ft MAN [ Malmsey, s. jt*Fl ^ f^ ^#?T1 fiWS" Malpractice, 7. 3*3?*$*, ^R3T?r, WT5f?T Malt, *. f%S?R ^^ ^^ m^TC^ *T3"S? Maltreat, v. &%%-% *iT?f*n>-3^ C^-C*? Malversation, 5. TJ^^T, WPfT'ST?', "*T3- Mam, Mamma, s. C%z.§f& ^sft* *rte1,srl Mammalia, s. pi. *PSSf«l,*rrt: "3:*i Mane, 5. ^ 31 t%\C^3" ^TTC\F^" C3?"** Man-eater, 5. ^SpWaff^l, 3"T^?T Manes, s. CSfS, fW\^C*Tft3?3; ^T^H Manful, a. ^t^^t, t^^T, 13" ^f€, 3-^3!^ Manfully, ad. f^T^^tf, TT^C^T, t^^CU Mange, s. ^TfWT 3?*| 31 C^TT^r Manger, 5. *Tttf^3" ^SF«lTC$f ^T%^fT^, *t#pvwtwra [3"54t3?-3? Mangle, *\i3>T3" v , 1%?", 3>TT?3£i>-^, -^ ; Mangier, *. 3?td^ 31 <$* 3SC3" CQ, CWf^ Mango, s. W^, "^T^T, ^rsj, ^n*T ; (-/sA) v$*f3TJl ^M; (-/00Z) ^iTC^ir ^"3:^1 Mangosteen, s. ^§Jf fsf^f ^«rftf^r Mangy, a. <$W Cfflftf^ C^T^UI 202 ] MAN Manhood, s. 3TS£fTf% affair ; C*ft?re, *f 3?3:^r ; *f\*TJ% ; ^TT^T, ^J^ Mania, s. ^FSJ^jm, f^TrT37S, *§*P5^1 Maniac, a. ^an?; s. ^WI 3711F, ^Tsf^T Manifest, «. gf^, £f, Manifest, v. a. ^2^f*f-<*, 3j^-T?-, ^fa, ^TT7- Manor-house, 5. ^lf?T3" 3"1 §ii^?tC?r? T[J Manse, 5. TrT®fC^^T ^^; C*Tt^1 ^;f& Mansion, s. gffftW, ^§T1% Manufacture, v. f*r**ttf^T?r1 f^M-^, Manufacturer, s. 3^T% Mappery, «s. CfpTrfir *f§ ^T^ 13/W J1 Mar, v. a. ^t%-^,^Tf^--^,"ftWl, Maranatha, 5. fsr^ft"?! ^if%*WT5", 3$t1 ^3C33. C^TC*f «f \5, TT^TT ^^ Marasmus, s. ^WT*f, WI 3Jtf3 31 C?K Marauder, s. Tf^T, vfft^Tt^", eTC^1 [^«i Marauding, s. ^T^ttt% 31 ?JT> 3F?T«lTC<*f Marble, s. ^3 £W ; 3fJ 4«1?M Marble, a. ^3. 2T8?T3S ^fsrf^S Marbl<*hearted, «. oft^T 6 !"^?, t^ &?, ^? Marcasite, 5. ^OTf^3>, ^rf^ft? J3J Marcescent, a. HT^t^, 3TR, ^J% March, *.t\^T^t^3, SWrc^r^WtaarftT March, v. t?R7 OTR-^-5, 31^1, tf£^ Marches, 5. ^f CTfX^fT ^1 31 ?r1%^; C^31, ^^«1, 5T^J; ^11^ ^cTJ ^r^Tlirjl Mark, v. c^, Iftff, ^^r, TfTsf 31 ^T^-'cw, fe^-^sr, t^^tT^fft'Jf.^ *T^J-^, W1^-3F Marker, s. ^K^ C3, viJ^TcT CC3. C3 Marl, 5. TfC^Sf *TJ%3T1 31 ^13^1 f^ ^^"3 Marl, v. a. ^C^T^ 1 ^fT^T#-C^, ^C^5!-3» Marline, s. ^TTe^mi f%r^T *tei wft Marlpit, s. ^l^^ ^fT3TTTf^^ •tfTf^ 31 9f q" Marly, #. ^ ^TT?rsrir, ^ 7ft?^T#?: ^JlU Marmalade, 5. cTTt33^1 T^C^^ Marmorean, a. ^S5T3/ 1^f^"^, ^"fV3"?r^ Marque, 5. *q[^TfT3, 13/3!- tt^, ^5] ; (/em.) «ffir^1 f f33Tlt^1 Marrow, s. ^1\^r^Sf1; (-6owe) ^r^gfT?' ^oT1 Marrowfat, *. ^e'ST f3^Tr% ^^7[ Marrowless, a. , sr^ft' J ^5TJ, ^9^ Marry, v. ^lf^l^ 6 l-3i,f33T^-3>,f33t^-CW Mars, s. ^WSf, 3»§?, "sr^cT ff^ Marsh, Marish, s. ®T $fSR, ^T^"- Martyrology, s. src^f^Cff ^3JT%f^- C$f3" ^KJfsT, ^"|^T¥ *re^3" *f$^ Marvel, s. ^T*&37 tt^nr, 5H<$,3n v4^> f*f3, "5^1 Mask, 5. Htcf, i^W^'WC^T; v. WTOC3*f-3» Masker, s. ^T^T^Y, WWTt Mason, 5. sff"«>3", 37©, ^^3", ^t Masonry, s. sft^RI, ?"K©3" tifTT3?T#-3*, ^7[-3>, ^"Sf-?F Massiness, Massiveness, s. ^^W, ^Tf?W, Massive, Massy, a. ^Tf?, 3" 3^1, ^TT^t, fctf?T, "S$N"> *TTC^3, 3T3j (« teacher) Master, v. 3*^33-3*, £f^5FW-*P, ^37 ©1-3*, «rt3Ff^.^, ttsr-3*, 3 x r-3?, ^f*w-3s Masterly, a. £f^3<$>, SsTfa?: ^3^, *ff%- Masterpiece, 5. 'Si^tTST 31 ^JlTJ^sr 3^,3^5 ^3" fi^ra, i^f *$ 3nf??rf? fr^ *nr Mastership, 5. £^3-, 3^%, 2(7 3R7, *fT- Masterstroke, s. §q^ C35T*r*T, ^T^^fTfT Mastery, s. *tt*m,wfm 9 £TW*jt*TC3*H- ^W, fo*W, 1t3W, ^Tlft [f*>r3 Masticate, v. a. f^, "S3t«i-^", T1>31, tpdgu ] MAT Masticated, a. S3£«l1?ra ^"3 Mastich, *. tf^3?t, f ^ f^mT t^C*t^" Mastiff, s. cyff% f"^T?T ^^^ f f ?t^C*f"5f Mastoid, a. ^T^T?", "55^^Tf ^ Mat, s. «r^ 3 ^W$, ^tft, C^^T^, csft^l, "§T5 5 W?TTI ; (-maker) TTtt%, n^f^t^TI Mat, a. «. "t^-^H, *ft¥t 31 *rT^T-*Ttttl Matted-hair, 5. ®f^1,T5pT^T ©^1 Match, s. W% ftttW, *TStr5; 3t©t?" ^^I3#, Wf ; #3t^ 5 ^ffel^T, cv\^ ; Match, r. OTT>1, 7f5T^# 3"1 ^fsrv^rT-T, ft^-^i fff-3", ^T^l-^; f33T^-CW Matchable, «. ^f^ ^1 3T^^T# ^^5^ C^TT^fX Matchless, «. ^^stt, ^^^ir, ^^7«?T Match-lock, s. C$W*r\j 3^ [3t^T"?T C^T Match-maker, *. C3"T^^, "5T^3? ; ft^T^t^l Mate, *. 7T^^T?\ ^^t?,^r^Ft,^r9|t,7fWJl ; C3T^; W&Ws C*tt&M7Z^J -%U* Material, a. ^re^fosr, ^T^3, C^>{%^, *mft^^, CTf^t; 3-|^3, ^IT^nj^, ^Tf? Materialism, s. C?^t^T3T^ ?TTf%^^1 Materialist, ^. cW^T^3T^,^t^T^,^lf^^ Materiality, s. CSJfsw^'l, f^'^'^ r 3T- Mathematician, s. C^4 9 ff$'Stf*fW #lfJT^9 Mathematics, 5. C^^^f^T^T^I"^ fifWT\ Mathesis,5. C^ar^ff?T^T*f^ fzWJtg ^^ Matin, a. gfT^S^TC^?", 2j"T^23"J3^t^7 Matins, s. gft^S^T^fa ^1R1, £t*T^sf^¥l Matricide, s. ^T^^Jl ; irT^ITT^^ Matriculate, v. a. f3WJtfofc3> ^^^^t^Ti^t- Matriculation, s. t3;^"JT«rfC3? Tt^^^ ^T7^;1, «f^«1 Maturative, «. *fT-771, Maw, 5. *P3 of^jtfT Cl7 71 G#Qft Maxillary, a. CST7T*rf^5, 3?7Tf^7^Wl7 Maxim, «. 7J7*F$, ^*fC7*t7T^J, sS#WWt1 Maximum, s. [Lat.]7W7 7\**TJ1 71 «f1t- ■srT«i» 7*fa*rai ^f7 Meager, «. ^% #t«|, rt*T, c?Tsf1, ^^1 Meagerness, 5. 7T^'£f^TC7; by any means, C^t^T £f^>TC?r ; by no means, C^T^T ^tt ?{^ Meant, Mean f^^T^^^T^T ; TTTTTT, ^^f- Mean-^we, or -while, ad. ^C^t5TC7J [^'5" Measles, 5. ^T*T, t^w^^l [^71^ J Measurable, «.*Tlftar7,irt*f«ftTr, ^Tf*t7T?: Measure, v. a. ^t?^t«l-^, "SfT^f, ^^§f7-^ Measure, s. ^T71,^^ Measureless, a. ^*fftf[W5', ^717, ^C*r7 Measurement, s. 7T*T ^7«l, 7t' 5 T7 ; *Tt7- 7T«t, 7T*T, «ff7, 7T^^ Measurer, s. ^©7T^1, 7t*f?Fe < l, SiRffTT; Measures, «. ^*fT7, 7TTC*f W^ Medallion, 5. |^* ^*t^ Wl ^l c*Tte?r Medallist, «s. arjTfaff JTt^l, srjtaflThW Meddle, v. ^RfWT^^W , ^T^ • CW, dll> 1 Meddler, s. <5ref*W?:F6&f , C^^TIT C^T Mediate, v. HStf^Tf%- *TT3- Medicament, 5. ^f?, C^Sf, ^W, £f- Medicate, v. d^CST?* S"«lfaf*r*>-*s [^it Medicine, 5. ^SfTf, C^^gf, ^Sf, t^t^f, Wt- Mediocre, a. ITS^ST, STSflfa* [fa* «fR Mediocrity, s. TTWT^I, *rfaf*S 31 TTO- Meditate, w. ^^faT-^, S£TR-# £T^^f ^^^T^", Mellifluent, Mellifluous, a. WP3, ar^J, Mellow,©. =5"^^?; ^^^ft^^^^C^T; Mellow, v. a. -pffa^^-^, ^cT^f^^, Melodiously, «c?. fird^^, ^asfT^TJ^^f Melodiousness, s. ^3", fsr^W, ^?"t^cT Melodrame, s. «yfts5'^T 5 g"1%^ ^T\ ^"1 TTT51 Melody, 5. "^fs^T,^?:, ?isj?r ^"1 f^T^ ^ - ^ Melon, s. Spjt, ^carl ; (water-) *5J?jW, SfSTTe^t [^-^ Melt, «T sff*r J?r-^ ^1 %, 9f^1, ?f^f, SicT- Melter, s. 5sfT^ Jf *^T?nF, ^"TC^ C^T Member, 5. ^I*f^^ ^W, ^^H^ ; ^tti, ^ffasi^ ; ^^t^ ®it, f arTcsj?: 4^ ©it Membrane, 5. SiT^^^^;, *JW "^^ [f^ ^ Membraneous, a. ^r^^^^tr, ^^l^^fa- MER [ 207 Memento, *. ^f%5R^ ffr^ *1 3t^J, ^t??F *f^ Memorandum, *. ^T?^t%f«f,^?'«iT«f ^ Memorial, *. ^nr«iT*T% C3>t^ *^, ^"?T«iT*f Memorialist, 5. J^OTH^iffl. f^OTR *T3t- Memory, *. *|t§, ^nrq, *R, ST^S^fe 1 Men,*. ManWF? - *^^; *TW,*)1%?:1 Menace, v. «. ^T^rTST-^, ^#^T-^, ^t\5-^ Menace, *. ^•[WrsT, ^#^, ^t\5^1, *f^, Menacer, *. ^OTsf *1 v$t\Rl Wl Menacing, *. ^ fTSfS, ?T5?*r Menstrual, «. STtfjpS, S^Wf'ST, ^T^V Menstruous, a. <£OTcTl, aj3^^t Menstruum, *. SftS 3*^TI^, ^?1%^*f1 ^1 TfTTl ^^c?, ^t[^ ^ ^1 ^T^f"^ ^§5. ^"3" Merry-meeting, s. ^T^^^t^t T ? *f*f^ Merry-thought, s. *ffw? "Z^^ttj: <3jf% Mersion, s. ^I^T^, v5"^, ^t ^?«t Mesdames, s. Madam *rc3f?r 3"^3"S^" Meseems, impers. v. ^Tt^ 7 -^ 9 C^T^T ^"?T Mesenteric, a.^tfJtf^^r^ft? ,. ^fTST^ Mesentery, 5. H*DT3^, ^3JOs71 Metamorphose, v. a. wT^r% *fl?R^R-, ^5*Tsnl3f*f3> Metaphrase, 5. x t^T^, a? * ■*f4f-^ Mezzotinto, s. ^Tj^C^ 13*C*t"g"sr*f 3"^«l Miasm, 5. 9f 1%^ "JC^T^ C?TT«r®R

qT| Mice, 5. Mouse *tz*ij 3^^ ; t^fT^T^ Michaelmas, s. f^iJTHl UTtC3>C^ *T^" Microcosm, s. ^FJSf*K ; "STf^ ^sfs ^?T Micrometer, s. cT53HW*f1?rsrT*rt^tf JT Mighty, «. gf*5T, ^^TT^T^, H^t^^f, *f^ Mighty, «^ ftTXJ ~mj Milkiness, s. "W^^, "^^m^r^, C^t^^^l Milkmaid, s. c*n*ft, C?fT?Tf^^t, C9fTm^t Milkman, s. c^T^f, ^T^t^t, C^T^T^rl Milksop, s. ^T*T3[|% C^T^, ^T^^^" Milk white, a. Wl^? ^JT? C^"^ ^ ^1 ^ Milk-woman, s. C^f rf*f^1, C?fT*fT^^1, C?l> Milky, a. ^tct, ^5 ; c«f^r«i w$, msi, ^rf^ Mill, w. a. f^fT, c^T^«i-^, ^«T-^, e^i-^-j Mill-cog, s. tZ^pJ *tt^t ^1 #T^ Millenarian, s. -jt^ *p?T?f^ ^f??rl ^Q^" MIN [ 2 Tre^r *<^ *nfj^ ^ftilre ?rtif^ t?wr ^i^f^t^t 3jfe Millenary, a. ^rtS^te, ^53 ^^TcT, ^T- ^tre -jt* ^Jfaftre 3"T®t^T 3>1?tT>^; Sf5TT*r^ Mill-stone, s. C 5 ?"^, ®tol, T?tf3» Mill-teeth, s. J ^v?^; C*f3«i W^, *C*Flt W^ Milt, 5. ^Icft^l ; *T\TO:JTJ l3^h*ft, ^T$; (evil-) ^fa^hRir,pfl% [3FTR%TT^ Mindful, 0. •srwTf^C^ ,s ft,iTC^T^T9ft,^^^', Mindfulness, s. ^OTf*ft3~r,ift7rtC3Tsf,^3- Mindless, a. WTOTOTsft, ^^33tJT [3R Mine, pvm.^oss. SHftlT, ^T, ^Tsrt3", C5TT"? Mine, *. ^tt^?T, SfT^jp: •STTt^j ^W Mine, v. n. ^3f-3>tT>.> ^t3>3*Y-£, 3T^5- 1J3J TT^^t?, 3T^3^"3S- "* Mineralist, s. 3H5 W37 *f^*lf^r, ^f^T?T; Minister, v. Tfl, r.Tf S^, C^T^I, «Tf?^€j1-^F, Ministerial, a. *fC^rT*fCTf*r^ ^1 ^m^fi Ministery, *ff? Wjl, ^*fm^1, C^T^l, ?TSi- Ministration, s. ^%, *fW, ^^", ^tt^^JI, Ministry, *.*fnrwi,^9fT^T^1, CT^I,^^"; ^%,tt fa 3B,^f^r r ^, ^ c^t- Minium, 5. (re die ad) f^f 5 ^^", t^^^I Minor, «. ^J^?, ^R%, ^?J, CWT^ Minor, 5. ^I2fT^3J3^r?r, ^T^m^", ^*^t- 3?^ 3jf^ ; in logic, fV^tlT ^f5p JMinorate, v. •ftTtt-^, JT^ ^J^ 31 3^-3* Minoration, *. 31 *f*iT^?" C5H"^?T1 Minutely, ac?. *T*R, f$fRT> * ; "S^ S$f~S 31 Minuteness, 5. *JW51, f TTS1 ppR ?K*T Minutiae, 5. pi. ^M If^^l *3^ ft"^ Minx, s. *TT*pf\SW?r1 ^1 ^lf%?1 ^^1" 3t Miracle, 5. ^1*5^7 fe?1,^^"s ^"^T Miraculous, a. ^srcWtf^, ^T*&*fj, ^^"5" Miraculously, «c?. ^T^Brefj^C^f, ^3T53ft*T Mirage, 5. *[*r^PB1 , TT#ttW1 0^*T1 Mire, s. *PT, , , f$ffv£., Mire, v. a. Wr!?-*^ ^[*1 31 C^pcT, ^£ Mirror, 5. W*P% f^f*fa$ Wfip£ <5TT?R1, Mirror-stone, s. *>ff?WT?. ^"^SHUT Mirth, «. ^srm, *<, *ff, ^slPT^, ^T^TfCTj Owsr?I Miry, a. ^W^, *tfw^, ^Wfihn , 4W*T, Mis, ^3j"?i *ht, c^m ^C^r"?: ^^ ^tc^ TPtfl chance, ^T?TJ ; mischance, Tj^f Sf J Misacceptation, 5. ft*f<£t3" C3T*T, W ^T- **1, %#1 55R [^^TC^T 3*T Misadventure, 5. TJ^TSfJ, TJTF*n ; in /aw, Misadvise, ». a. ^sf^l-Cff, *f**f «t1 Misapprehension, s.^gf^J 31 fsi^Jl C3T3, 2 e 2 1 ] MIS Misassign, v. ^jjcsrre *T**f*l 31 ftc?ttf-3J Misbecome, z^^f^-^WT^-^^^T^Rr-'^ Misbecoming, pa. a. <5I#r*T¥1F, ^•[n>3' Misbegotten, pa. a. WT^f TT, ®?T?S?, 1^®Wt Misbehave, y. w. ^tt^T^T ?"-, ^f^t^T- Misbehaviour, s. ^rf^f^T^t?", ^TfT^1?T, ^>- Misbelief, s. f5qfl2F&Y$$ '^fat^tj %rs^^Tf« Misbeliever, 5. ^f^^T^, f^"^Jl ^"^T^t Miscalculate, v. a. ?T«1^T? *1 ft^TC?T ^5T-^f Miscalculation, s. ^fej^T^ ^"1 f^JTTC^ ^qT Miscall, v. a. ^C^T ^R-^, ^2f^ ^T-Of Miscarriage, 5. if^SJt^ - , sf^ -5 ^ T^, C^n^^l ; Miscarry, v. ^^TTS-^ ; *f^ ^1 t^sT-'S; Miscellaneous, a. St^t^T^Tfit^r?",^"^^, Miscellany, 5. ^mTtt^ ^\sf^, W^f r«T ; Mischance, 5. ■ff^TsfJ, ^?^^ } t^f^t^ FS^r, ^■*f^r, WW*$U ^*tfi Mischief, s. ^r^f?Ptf, ^?1%, ^Tt^, ft\^1, Mischief-maker, 5. "J?^, ^^^1?^, ^^"5f- Mischief-making, 5.f^MT1 ^1 ^ , ^^t^:^'5'«t Mischievous, «. "PT?"^, ^csT^T?!^, TTT^^, Miscible, a. t^af^l?, f^3£te|Wt«fJ [Cif «^T Miscitation, s. t^sfJI Sj-srT^t ^1 ^TT^^ 6 ! Miscomputation, s. f&^fjl t%*TTC^ ^r<37^T?T-'^, 3>JtTFI"3"-^' Misdemeanor, s. ^rf*f *>S1 , ^PTWTtf"?'* RJ1T-, ^f3^T3"-^ Mislay, v. a. ^T3"l, ?ff*r?1 ^f^TI-'sri Misle, v. ^t* 31 ^W <[1tM;, ^?tf^-*fv? Mislead, v. f f*f^1-C7f, 155T1, 3>*for-W*fl, Mismanage, v. ^£f 2 J MIS Mismanagement, 5. ^Tgf^^fC^f 3>?Sr 3?3"1 Mismatch, v. ^^"f^e 5 C^Tsf 31 ^rj^-v Misname, v. f^ftST-vSR?, fasfJI mv-cw, •tr wm<-w, ^2f3?^ ^r ^f??i-\FT^ Misnomer, s. fsrstJI ^1 ^#1 ^tsr, ^T£fTW^" ^1 ^"#1 C^"T^ Misplace, v. Tf%C*TN J Mistake, v. R^JTWt^r-^, lp- ^ff- "^-^ Mistake, 5. W%, *5*T, ^"ft*, 5 ^f%"?TTf^ Mister, s. WSTKji, 3JWC5 ikfr. fat^ Misterm, y. ^fFS ^TO-CfT, ^K^J ^-^ Mistiness, s. ^1R*# ^T^HT ^"1 CSl^l ^13" Mistion, s. fstf^t^l, fsiSK faTTcr Mistranslate, v. ^3"^ ^f^T^-^ [^iTl Mistranslation, s. ^^^ ^T"^T^?"^?1, ^ Mistress, s. ^^f, f^TWtf?RT; 3ft, ^ft«it, Sir *p§*rwi, *CTra .Mr*, mcar Mistrust, 7. ^^1, ^Tittm, *t^1 Mistrust, v. ^fr^ffi ^I2f^7¥ *1 *W-^ Mistrustful, a. ^ref^Jlft, ^t%tT?ft, ^C^Tt Misty, 0. ^§Rrft>T^¥, G^T^T, C^1T Misunderstand, v. ^TT-^^St^ ^ifsr^JI Misunderstanding, 5. ^g^vS" 31 ^STQJTsf Misuse, v. a. ^^J^T?T-^, ^$JT"5T"3"-^ Misusage, Misuse, s. 3^R3;T?",^S7T5T?" Mite, s. ^1$ ^j ^tl>, ^ ^t^ 5 ^t%- Mithndate, 5. t^"^ ^*f, t^^TO^M" Mitigable, a. ^oprasrTsfJ, *TTf% ^slu Mitigate, v. 5Tf5T^-^, *Tt1%-^, ^«t*fir-^' Mitigation, s. ^^Wr, ^rsR" ^»f *1 ^«i, Mitre, s. ireTS^T^KSf?: t§ *1 ^f§ Mitred, a. g^STf T>, ^FT>Sfl"?t irfSP^ Mittens, s. m\Z<$K. a. fsr*n, ftfasra-^, fwi, fsrfer^- Mixture, 5. f^*H, firasf, fipTTsr, fafets Mizen, 5. C*fTff5* *f*STfW£ C\5"T^T []|*J Mizmaze, s. C^^ 31 W51, ^ffT- ^T^T-^; ^fip^-^, ^T^-^ [^rf^f, ^1 Mock, «. T*P1 v35TJ*nf1 Moiety, 5. ^C"^, ^T*P, ^^, ^Kr^TS*T Moist, a. t^f^W, ^tf, f%SH, 1W1, S» f^?"^ Mollifiable, a. f^6^W 3*T- Momentous, 0. ^$TT^*fJ^, ^^> $"?>, ■Momentum,*.9f^*tf^?r *ff?rsrfa> £|W*T, Monachism, 5. ^^PT, ir^TTj ^f^rfa^l Monad, s. , «4^^*f?r Monarch, s. TtfElfajW, ^TT*, ^a^TfV- *fr%, ^^^#f, ? #^ Monejr, s. ^1, ^T^1,^i< 5f^^f^7f^T% Money-bag, 5. ^lof ^"1 T>T^?ri *j**rtit [jf^^TTr-^ Monopolize, v. ij^C^^^I-^^^lf?!^?-^ Monopoly, s. <£&ZvH>?n ^J^JTTiT> C^fTc?- Monosyllable, 5. ^^T^fTl ^T^r, «£|^ ^C«V?C Monotonous, 0. Tf*f Month, *. HT^, ^T^, T£t t«5J»T^"f^r Motionless, «. ^f^ft^f^?,^^^, 5 ?:!^^ Motive, s. ^rf%£f nr, ^T?«l, c^^5, t^t^€, ertim*, sf^^i, stjm? ^t^«i Motley, a. ffrrtf^, ^?W1, ^T^T?^rt Motto, s. stysj: w^f^ t*rf<«" 2ft^r>^ Move, #. ^t^T^?"-^ ^1 ^", ?T?r, "^cT, «j^, f?n, ^m, *u\£ ; sr^t^-^, 2tf f«-®iwi, Move, s. "tV^WJ ^1 -ipj 5Tt% [^^T^5 Moveable, «. 5f5f sr, "pt?^, 5fit^^7, ^1%?", Moveables, s. ^^T^?^t#", "5IC?"^: fsfl^^T- Moveableness, s. "ST?n^1, ®i"5?^^1 [*f5 Movement, s. 5f1%, ^c^f^, ^TfsT, "^^CST?" Mover, s. Fr^T^T?«>, gf^T^^^I [5ft^1 Moving, pa. a. •ST^rt^W, ^^"«jTt^®T^^, 3??^ Tit iR^frr#, f^Qt^^t?"^r^ . Mould, s. -gT^1, ^Tf^l ; "51%^1, TTT^; Mould, u. ^K, ^i, *T^1, ^^^, &QJ, ^3", 6^\#^; Mouthful, 5. sfl^JTT^^ST^r^^vfl^^TffT Mouth-piece, 5. tt*T^»t ; ^OT^ t^raCQ c$ Mow, 5. jq *i *rc7TjTf%*n fwm-3n^, ^"«l 31 «t-?fj- 3>Tl>, ^tfihrl *T\*p: * 1 frf**-^ [>TT>1 Mower, 5. ^tf%?Tl fifal vg*«l 3?TCT> 63", "Slffi- Moyle, 5. ^TJ^ 31 37^*Tj?i6« > r, ^rr- ^JT%3»3[C\5> ; how much 1 3»$" ? so much, ^ ; as much, W. To make mzjcA of, ^Ir^fsjir ^T^-3>, ^r%*f"?I ^TT ?"-3» Mucid, «. WT^T^^I ,fsi> Jl,yfofiNl, ^TTfcm Muciduess, 5. f5T>1, WTSW31 31 ^IT^1 ^T^" Mucilage, 5. ^t^T3^3J, FtsfiNl 3"^ Mucilaginous, a. ^1^13"^, ^^5^?T1 Muck, s. 6*fT3?7f t , ?rT, 5ff%^1, 63F»F Muck-worm, s. GSfPniSH^ 3?^ ; *FT*n>J1 Mucky, a. c5tt3"?T#sr5r,*rf%5r,^sr*ff!r^T, *nr*n, 6vn\?7, *rt [W^T^Tl Muffle, v. 1?T^, ^Tf ^'-^It^'m^-^, Sr^1, Muffler, 5. ^TT^?T«i, ^T^Tff^t, C^Tt^l Mufti, s. 5R*frl gfSfR ^J^^t^^ ^I^TTSi^ Mug, 5. ^T^^fT^, c^ztt, ^tfzmw Muggish, or Muggy, a. Wmjl, f%®?1 ; TT^f Mulatto, s. CSTT?T1 ^2 ^T^fl" 3itS?T^ ^T^R Mulberry, s. ^5 ^p^t ; (-^ree) 3T5 9ftW Mulct, w. Tf^^j ^T^*TT?W,iTfi;3rrai-^ Mulct, s. w% #Tv5, ^m^sftt?, IfftsrT^I Mule, s. ^t^?r, *t$j, fkmift^ ®?^, 9fW% Muleteer, s. «4T^ ^tc'TT^C^^t^?- *Tt?R Muliebrity, 5. st^cT, ^1^"^ C^T^c?f^1 Mulish, a. ^SJZ^, ^f^C?"?;^7TTr,^^T^J Mull, v, a. f^^t ^^^TTC^ "STTf J fsr^ ^t?"?r1 Mullar, s. P«rm^, C^T\51, ^1 Pj^l^ -^ Mullet, ,?. ^q^i ^^j^c^r^-, ^ ^m ? Mullock, 5. ^TT^ss^l, «^5T1, ^"wTI, ®i^m Multangular, «. ^C^^t^, ^"^: «tcft?Tl Multifarious, a. ■fafrsf, iiT^Tt^^, ^RT^^f, ^"§; gf^T?", ^tc^r^ et^T?r, ^"w; ?"wt Multifidous, a. ^M^^' w r ttfw"^, ^^1tw Multiform, «. ^C^^T^T"?, ^^^^^ Muciparous, a. ^3> ^>TCvT ^"^^T^Tf^^t Multipede, 5. 3^*nft ^t^, ^f^^Tt^" Multiple, 5. W*W^, C<$U ^\<11 "tumw Multiplicand, s. ^?r«'?tT^J Multiplier, or Multiplicator, 5. ^^^" [spf jf3W* Mum, intj. T>*f, f%|T ^8, T£fT^?r ; *. 331? Mumble, v. f3\5t3"\5l, fa^Vtf, ^3^3?- «*$; ; sfair 53N-3*, 1%3i Mumbler, 5. f3Sf3\57l, faf®?"* 3>t3: C3, jwTt"?n 3^1 ^^ C3 Mummer, 5. TWTCTf 5 !', ^?1, ^S^TT^r Mummery, s. #t^T , sr, ST^rT*!", ^"*s^1 [*f3 Mummy, s. ^33ni\5l,3[?f1% FOTtS 37^ Mump, v. W?1, *TT3£ 3>m\F1 ; T%^?1 ^]W Mumpish, a.^^?rT^,^f«^T^,t%vgf5\571 Mumps, s. 3-^T C^T3, *TW 3"T*f, ^T%- Munch, *>. STT35, ^f$3>, *iTA*!Tltf3F, SfSfW^^ftlT ; (-?T«l 5 TrpgRl Mundatory, «. *ff?^T3:35, HTlRT^TTt" Mundify, v. ^ffVs^T'S'-^f^'sfsi-^, ^-3* Mundungus, 5. *T51 31 pf^f ^TtjT3* Mungoose, s. C^*T, C3 fir ; 3\5 s"*^ Municipal, a. fctf-sf.?!, Wffa, ^9f^ Munificent, a. 3?fT*7, TFTSpftcT, ^WT3" Munificently, ac?. TfT^^T 31 ^P?T37 3W Muniment, 5. sf\$3t%f, ■%% ?^t^T^, Sf\5 Munition, s. 3£W3" ^513^37, ^ffiWl ; fs\, *fv£, 135M1, 3:WW^ [Whr Mural, a. gtff\ZJJ, Sfift?^, SfTit?" ?T^- Murder, 5. 3IT»T<^ 33, ^3T^71, 33, «*p, Murder, v. ^TT, ^£71-3*, «iR-33-3F |>371 Murderer,*. 3^1, 33, 4pt Murderess, 5. ^71 3?TlfrqY [**[R ; 5. 2fT"5t?T Muriatic, a. Tt^fj^, ^TWt? ^3^ 3"35T3» Muriatic-acid, 5. ^T\f J3?T^ Muricated, a. 3*«t?3>i3"f*r^, ^hF ^c^3 Murk, s. 3^3; c*rmi ; 1%^?-, ^¥3*13; Murky, a. ^W^T?^, CSTT3", CTSTT^"3" Murmur, v. n. ^fi £f^T*f-3>, 3\£3\51, 33>V"53>/% 3>t33? Murrain, s. 9f3Tf^ ©i^J TSTTffr 31 U3^ Muscadine, 5. fs[3> Tf r^1 ; fir^ ^3:1 Muscle, s. fw^G, *r^35; C«t*ft, ^T\^« ? f*r| Muscosity, s. t*t*t#, Muse, s. 37T^T, C^IT3 JT31 ; 3?13JTfVtT3t CW 3t ; (0/ Me Hindus) *TT?Tri, T?:^^ Muse, «. w. %nT^-3f, CSIT3" f^^1-3?, ^»T3, f3?1%3-'3?, TTC^Tt^C3*f-3y W^H Museum, s. ^TT*5^rj 31 Tf^fi«fJ^37 3;^- Mushroom, «?. C3^[\53S, Wt^51, ^HT WT^1 ; ^U3^t3s-C*TTT713l 3T?JC3 T%- Musk, 5. ^9f^Tf%, f SHI?, ^^1? ; JT^T- Musk-cat, 5. "jf^^t^cT *f^S [13:^3" Musk-deer, s. SF^ftrerass' «f^^"C'*f3' ['sf^Y Musket, 5. ^^"31, f%^ftf%3" 3^gr ; 3TST- Musketeer, or Musqueteer, s. 3*^<»3tf?r- Musketoon, s. 3\5\C*5r3: ^T^ 3^3> [tT^T Musk-melon, *. •4f3'3W1, Sf^TT^t Musk-rat, s. '^^'Wl?. f^3^1, W.^1 Musk-rose, s. 3j^W3;^ , "5T"*fl, ^\"*f, ST^nF, Musalman, 5. 33^T, "S^f^irT^ [^T^r Must, v. imperf. - ^[T3 ,s fJ3i 3>^3J ^ftt 31 3>l3C^ ^?, Stram^ ^tCW, t^JTf" C3t33? ^I37TI f3F"?TT*fTf ; 3^1 I ?«i^^ give, ^f*rrtM^1-3? 31 ^ ; s. t>TT> n 3*1 *r?T Mustaches, Mustachoes, s. .C?fT*T, CTT"5 Mustard, JfW, ^TJ1, *rf?T*1, ?1>, ?TfSf;g-3», *faJTff>"-^, ^•WMI", t^rej *t\*tji 31 T^-i, ct^ti w-3? Muster, 5. t*n:^J?rsr«R1 3qr«i, C?Rl*reT ; Muster-master, 5. t*rt?U?r 9|«RT3ng1 Muster-roll, 5. t^C^T? ^T? 31 Tp% c*RT- SfC«l?" ^m ^^[J1 t%R3T3" 3t% Ot3 Mustiness, «.3"SPT1 ^W*f31 31 ^T*?T1 Sf¥ Musty, a. £?lfihn, Wt^T*Tv5l, ^T**fl *m, Mutability, s. *ff?3^ft"?rei, TStfa&ft, Mutable, a. ^fasj, *ftt3^fTTr, ^lt%?, Mutation, 5. ofUfa^ST, ^131^3;, ^RJsH 3^ 31 3?, fas*nr, "5«t ; *n:3?r fSKmr^t [*rc^ Mutely, ad. ^3T3* ^ttI1, -55 ^tt, 3>Tt^ Mutilated, «. fwwTW, ft<$mw, fw?[ *fT- WtfW", 3*TT;1, TWW, f3/f ^, ^*£*f [^ Mutilation, s. ^WCWf, ^"Sf C^^f^ 31 «>T- Mutineer, s.^T3*r 31 <&*& TfrRJTj^?1t?I1 Mutinous, a. sfSEffTfiTill, ^®T^t, ^3*1", Tffff?1, tVvtffft, *fT3FT3t^f Mutiny, w. ^rf*T*fmi ^5TOKT-3F, «WWft- *T-3*, f*T\5fT\ 31 f*T\*RI-3F, TfTWl-^ Mutiny, 5. ^fat^f^ ^3*to1, sf3W*T, f*f\*R1, 3>*T?r, *mi, TjfrFJTft [ 13^-3* Mutter, v. ^r*Ptcs>-35*I", 3FT?* 33?* 3\5J>. 31 Mutterer, «?. 33** 3f5£ C3" C3 Mutton, s. CSTSTCTAT, CWT* ^T*T ; C^R" Mutual, a. ^OTTTTT, *f?^Pf?",^^^^, ^T- Mutuality, s. ^TC*jt7U^1, *f3^3^1 |>ifi> Mutually, ad. ^5"?HJ8, *T3*Ff?T, ^C?T Muzzle, s. TT4T ; Wm, ®iT*tf§, W3W^ Muzzle, v. TT-ST3W-3?, ^M-il^ WTT-CW My, pron.poss. ^TfftiT, "Sjsr, ^fsn^, C^H Mynheer, s. [Dutch] 2f «>, ^t*f?, ^TtC^^ Myography, 5. "STKsTC'sf'ft 7r"?F^r, ^f?r^^t, ^^\FTl^ Myrrh, s. 9fW?^T, ^9ff% f^tffaftW* Myrrhine, a. 9fW?^^T^wY IT ; ^^t^l 21"^?:- Myrtle, 5. 1^^t1% C^rf^r, ^^^ [f^f^"^ Myself, pron. ^lf% ^iT^f^, ^T^R, ^?% Mystagogue, s. ^^ f^^T^tft ^jf^ Mysterious, a. j^^J, f[ZW%* C^m^f, &<3 Mysteriously, ad. fatfhzvf, C^W^^^ Myteriousness, s. fast J^1, C5TT?T«f ^T^" Mysterize, v. a. gft^flr^T** C"STT?t^f-^ Mystery, s. V^m, csw, ^, wt^^f ^^1, Mystic, or Mystical, a. $t7T«£ , 3WTi>, C"5TT- Mythological, a. *J?rT^ ^t%^T^T ^T^wYlT, Myrhologist,5.^f^^cW^Tf^1^^?^t^^Jt- Mythology, 5. ?Ff**te C^f ^Tt^^Tr^^Prn, ^f?T«l *fT3, *f?Tl>^ tt^^tTf TfTTTTt^" *73^m ; mPs^ ^tmrsTT\3Tt ; gftsmfac^ra" [*ftn Narrable, a. ^j, £f^T*rj, ^W«ft"¥, S«f- Narration, Narrative, 5. f%^««,^«i^n,^T- ^, tt^^T^T, ^^ft,Tp*f, ^5^Tr, Naughtily, ac?. *f^5l ^^T^T^J ^^^C^T Naughtiness, 5, ^^^1, ^5^1, ^^Tt^ Naughty, a. ^^, ^^, "^#, Tr^, *ftf*f% Naulage, s. ?llf4W$ W\km ^T\51 [^5 Naumachy, 5. C^t^^tC^f ^"^t?T ^f^lT Nausea, 5. ^J^T?", ^Tf9fT?T, ^f% ^^, Nauseate, v. ^«i1 ?U38»T?r?1 ^T^fp-^F,^- Nauseous, a. ^t"^ ^C^T"5^, ^TWf^?", Nauseously, ad. ^1^1^, ^J^^t^TJ?fC^f Nauseousness, s. ^t^^l, ^I?Ff5, ^"«l1 Nautical, a. ^Tfr Neapolitan, a. C^*fcT*r ^if?t?r ; *. ^9f ?T- Neap-tide,*. ^-*n 37 ^it^T Near, Nearly, ad. 2fT?, ft^CT>, ?pftc*T, Nearness, s. ?nfsr*f7, *mft*f7> *Tt%%rfa> Neat, a. ^*T, f^W, *fi?*fTft, *T1?N Neat-herd, s. JWm, C^T^fTcT, CJfT?^^ Neatly, ad. ^qV ^<[ *fft*TTT>t 1^*ISp"«l Neatness, s. *fnr*^5^1, fee^, $W1, *TTt?*fTT> J, fc*faj, cttH^j [c^^st Nebula, «. [Lat.] ^ref^<*1, C^T^T^fl, 3>- Nebulous,a. CWT^¥ 5 <:^^1,^^f$Wlir Necessaries, s. ^T^RF #^T, Sf^T^^tir C*T C^T^T ^T^t? 5 ^t^TC??: JF37, W- *TTt^ ; (of life)$\ 'STTC^T Necessitate, v. ^l^^fj^-^, £ft"?I'P§RT^3», Necessitated, a. ^wq>l$fo, ^^t^2ft% fft?^, cnt^T?", TJS^ft, *f?rit Necessitous, a. ^^T^^^T^^TftW", Necessitude,^. ^RSf^T, lft^ift^^l, ^F~n> Necessity, s. g^mffik, ^T^~T7 C3"*r, *rfV- *TfiT, *tt^1 ; *TT^T*f\pTT. C3ilY,3>TC^"3; Neighbourly, a. fsT^^fTT, 3j[*ft»T, f^font Neither, co^'. ^£13; C^^t 31 T-S mf, Nelumbium, s. *tWW, «T^, 3?S[cT, ?TT^t3 Nemine-contradicente, 5. ^a. (wo owe op- posing) 7R&X& Nem. Con. f%C$T; ^sfH Nemoral, a. 3^3Tlft3?1 TTT^t?, ^"SHT Neologist, 5. ^«c 3t

»itJr1tc*r^ Next, a. ^t^j, *ij y ^«t^r, ^^j,^f^^ • Next, ad. *Tt3\ ^^T^, ^^f^?", f^3?C^ Nib, 5. ^rsf^T^r, ^T^n, c^r 71 *f5F7Tl%7 fOT T^lT^T"?! Niece, s. ^T^^rsft* ^T^"^^, ^T^f«^7l, Nigella-indica, s. , *rtfe^*n Niggard, Niggardly, a. 7? *f «| , «> T^j* J1 > ^?- Niggardliness,*.^9f«|^l, ^T^JT^T* ^WM Niggardly, ad. 3FT*W 71 39T*t?JT3T Wt^T Nigh, a. f^T>, *ret*f,*rfcf^, Tf^^f^ Nigh, Nighly,«^. 2ft?, t^tT^TKM, 7»TC^ Night, s. ^rrre,?®ret, t^*n,7Ti^tr, ittI^, ^^; (-cap) 7tl%7 T^ ; (-dress) 7TR- 7t*T ^; (^?re) see Ignis-futuus ; (^?y) see Fire-fly ; (-gown) "^if^T. ®T^D Nighted, a. ^W«>T7, C5TT7, C^rSTT^"-^", G7 ; atf. w irtfisj*, 7^t7Tf§ Nightman, 5. 17^1^7 C^^:?*7 ^TO Nightmare, s. 7>^, TJS ^ C5f TWT^, arr?ri Night-prowler, s. ?TnsF?T,?rTf3t*rT?f, ^5", 7TW*r, ^7, St^ft, 7TF\5, t^JTtSr" Nightshade, s. T^^Tft, 7^71 C7^ Night-walker, s. TfSS^rTctfirTf^' Ipq^fi Night-walking, 5. f^Hre T?t%?1 C7v$R Night -warbling, «. 7Tfc7n;?r STR^T?} Night-watch, s. Jlf^J *P*71 71 CFff% Nihility, 5. ^7^R5*, ^T^1, ^^T7 Nimble, «. 7f^ C^T ; TTC^T^l, #Tr% ; ^J^^twt Nippers, 5. C^fffl, 7%^1, C^T^^I [rf T^1 Nipple, s. TJl^P^^^^TrTg^TJ^Wfr Nisi-prius, 5. in Zaw, wt^TfJT "ST^^uT?' ^t^T Nit, s. f^?F1, f5T?Pt, R Noctambulist, s. ^^f^jT^TTT-, r.7 f^^TIT -Noctidial, «. ^^ #^T ^^ ?Tf3| 7JT*f^ Noctuary, 5. 1^*tTf ^Tf ^ ^^^"7 1^7^«1 Nocturn, *. fc ?Tf^-3s, TTtoft- WTt^-C?; TJ3T, R% faun, Tjf%?1-*f$ Nod, 5. ^1 ^TTvp 31 ^¥R, ^r<5,£T«iT*r; Noddle, s. ^«TOT^T"?T ^«iTC<*f sr^S 33T? Noddy, or Noodle, 5. C*T3?1, f^OTSf, ^T^T Node, 5, $ff^,9rrtT>, *EfM$,Tp3Tl ; in astro. {ascending-) <" T^ ; {descending-) C3?^ Nodule, 5. "^J ^f^T 31 c^^l, 3?T^3; Noggin, 5. ^J 3*T% -KT^ 31 C^TTt^Tl Noise, s. ^w, *fff^", *ftr, f^Tfr, ?3\ C*fT*T, f^^^T?, G*fT?\ $m l^vf 31 C*TT?"-^ Noise, v. a. gT^TT-^, gfST?"-^, *Hf-3S, Noiseless, a. t>s*Hf, ^t?T3\ ftmfk, fe ^T«iJ Noisy, a. ^^T^t, f^Twt, *f^r^T?l, Nolens-volens, a. ^T=sr^5'T^r : 5r^', ^^^Tf^C^?^ Nomadic, a. ^PT^J, srj? ; -pjrnf^^, lp*ft Nomenclator, s. Tf\^8l 3*1 ^T*T ^HRF [&"$} Nomenclature, s. *r3rC3*T^T, ^f^Sffa ; "=TT^T Nominal, a. •H^stf^, C^c* ^T^T, ^gf^, Nominally, aa 7 . ^T'sraTC^, C^3*5T ^ttcsr, ^- Nominate, v. a. •CTSf-^ 31 ^H^^Wr 31 ^T*r-cw, ^twf??n fafw'Zf-Ts, ftw^--^ Nomination, s. "JTliT ^t??1 f^ffrsfe <^3:«j, Rtr*r, faraK, ^«t5?m, "^tgf^3" t?^ Noonday, Noontide, a. TWT'^F, "f^gf^lT ; s. H^rjT^, f ^^f^TcT, "jtst^?" c^1 Noose, v. a. TFtT-CPr, *Tv^1-CTF, sf»lT^ f«r?i-cw ; *. srsrt*ft, "^T^r, ^^1 «ttt^ Nor, can/, ^ija^ ^3"JH'*t^'; ^T1,^?, ^C^, t^T<8 3-1 ^T^tS 'ZTS;, t^Jtt^ [^W3S Normal, a. c^T®1, 3 «$TTl, rfftfl ; /em. Nosle, 5. W^T-Jf, ^?1, ^t^fl [4trt Nosological,"^. 3JTf3*r^wl?r, ^fw^TT^ Nosolop-ist, s. ^JTlxf^^ frTfJTW^n NOV [ 225 ] NUL Nosology, s. *3Tf*rfa«firfi'jni, ftffto *rts Nostril, s. ^mT?rw, TOtfTJ, ^Tra?r rihi Nostrum, s. ^2f3Tf*f3r <31 #** £^*f Not, ad. ^sfa ^ Note, 5. lft^1, fi> **T*T ; f%^, ^HT ; ^j%?1 hft, *rsf, ^M", «te7V?r, *sr£t ; *Ttff j?t Note, v. ^^SfT^T-^'src^TC^K-^; ffapi-SF, Note-book, s. ^T?TT?" Notify, w. a. ^T^-^F, ft35T*R- Notoriously, «c?. 2fPf^ 3W Nott, v. a. TF&t-'G, <$1% W\X [^Tf*f Notwithstanding, conj. ^QfTf*T, vysttF, ^t r^, ^T\^F1, ^T\^1 ^1 ^TH ^ti5^ Nourish, v. ^5", ^m, 2f t^^ft^^-*^-^; Nourishable, a. gff^TcTT, C^J, *fT»l- Nourisher, s. 2tr%*fT*R <1 C^T^*! , C^?T5R^ [?F"?r Nubilate, v. a. ar^T^sT-^, C^^TW^T?T-^ Nubile, ai t^^TC^t^^^, Csrfan*£H# Nubilous, a. r.ir^rt^^r, ^Sf^^ - [C^^Tll^ Nuciferous, a. ^f%^^ Tp^Si^^, ^sjl ^T^- Nucleus, 5. ^^'ftcf wt, ^"^p^T, Nuisance, 5. ^3[«t^T?"^^^ '^^'?I; ^f^3T- Null, a. t^|«, ^JsfffT, t^^pof, ^1, Null, 5. ^^j^ri,?:if, ^m^ z] ^i^tt^"? Nullify, v. a. ^tv^-w, ZJ$-&, ^Tf^cT-^, Nullity, 5. f?PW?rm*, I^S^tr^ 1 , ^jrf^1, NUT [ 226 Numb, a. %%, ^*f, ®$, ^I^tvS, f»*P>F*R Numb, v. W\^nT{jfk^ *1 ^R^f-^, ^-^, Number, v. *H, 9r«Rl-^«TJ1-^lT?r-^ ; (the pages) *f^T^-CW, "^jf^S-^ Number, s. *f\*TJl, *T«R1 ; ^^"; f^cT, ^> ^ftfl* ^fffl; 3"S^", ^rsM singular-, J\^ Numberer, s. ^F5"$fW, sf«i«rfaTSl Numberless, a. WW, ^T3T\?«i, sfft^" Numerator, 5. sf«RTWi; *J, "l^?", ^> *"^- Numismatics, 5. pi. «g|t# 1t *J1 OTHS Nummary, «. T^Tfif "5np^wtir, wft"- Numskull, s. ■sp*f, CWrl*, ®?vj, ^C*T*T Nun, s. wt%1 it, ^ 3F Nutmeg, s. ®T^p*T, BfTW*!, ©T^tc^t"^ Nutrication, s. ^T^T?T ?F^"TC«| £ VTTJ1 Nutriment, *. -s^f^j, ^T^T?T, ^^J ^1 ^rfPf J Nutrimental, a. C*i)fzi>®, 'rf&^J, ^rT^- Nutrition, s. *£©■, ^T^C*ft^«l, ^P5*f1$", C^fT^ei, ^IT^T^ Cffsk, «J1^^?r«i ^ Nutritious, or Nutritive, a. ^'stol'J, ^5T- Nutriture, 5. ^t^^^cj^g-, Si[T^C*fT^^^1 Nut-shell, s. ^[f% ^^; ^«.^T% Oak-apple, s. Nut-gall *t^r CW*! Oaken, a. f^J f C«F?T 1, Obedient, a. ^TSst^S", ^1"SIT^T?>, ^TT^T- ^€f, ^rT3§Ttfte, ^TOU*f, ^5fmT*fT«TO Obediential^.^T^T^tft^^jT^m^ Obediently, ad. ^T»T^rn:?r,**frfS3rE*f Obeisance, 5. gffi|«ftWi Wi^., ^?T$T f&i£, W (t) Oberrationj 5. *T*fjT*^r, ^^T*! ^l, *pT*l Obese, a. ^*T*f^, CHIT*!, m VJTm Obesity, *."~T*T51, srT\*iT*TTl, CSTTBTt Obey, v. a. h^, ^, ^n«jT^fT. ^^grg^ c"5I1?r 31 Object, 5. ft"*?, ^iT*r?r, ^rf%2fT?, ^r*- ^^fj ; (of the senses) CSfTFfT ; (of a verb) "sr vfff Objector, *. ^tt*ffs 31 ^®?Tt^ ^TW Obliqueness, or Obliquety,5. ^^» C^"51 ET^T Obliterate, v. ml* 1 ,, H%, C^TT^t*^, f^T-ir^Tt^ Obliteration, 5. *J5*, ^T5TI1 C^pcT^, W^T^r, Oblivion, s. 1t^t%,f%^3"«l, ^Tf, ^^T; CtfT^T Oblivious, Oblivial, a. ^Crfl, t^^t^Sr^^", Oblong, a. wf<5Tm 3"1 ^^^j^^1, Obscuration, 5. ^3TW^'T?",C^IT'? ^>^«1 ^"1 ^^S^ Obscure, a. ^W^T?T, C^Tt?T, ^^Pt^, ^r*[- Obscure, v. a. C^T?", ^W^T?, t^TTfW^ Obscurely, ad. ^^ftl^, ^TSf^IC^T, #*J- Obscurity, Obscuren"ess,5. ^W^t?", C^Tt?T, Obsecration, s. ^T^I%W?Tf%, l^^^r [f3PHl Obsequies, *.^^jt^f^?l,yr^, ^SR^T?^, *ft«R^nsl 0, STsOTt^l EWTWf Obstreperously, a. §W5K%, f**NiWi f^ Obstreperousness, ^US^T"^, ^^Hf, fiRTW Obstriction, 5. fa*% * *F57 fa ^- WC?T*- 3¥--3:*1 3?, ^^T- ^Tf^R-^, ^WsT £TC^*r^1 2t^T^-^ Obtruder, s. ^R1 Obtusion, s. C^m ^1 ^ \J ^T? 6 !, C#t^1 ^^«l Obverse, 5. T>T*1 ^1 ^JT?T C?T ^JC% wt^'4TC^ Obvert, v. a. ^^t^C9f-f^F?1, ^f^W-^ Obviate, &'; a. gf r^^tfr-^F, f^T»1, ^T, ^ar, ^^1%^-^ ; ^-^, Occurrence, 5. ^^^T^^^T, "Sn>^1, b?3- *r^1 fix*, ^*fl%3> ^H ^rt^1 Occursion, s. ^W^lTfVr, *f?^r?f5Tt^ Ocean, Sea, s. s5T*fT\f^f*C ^TfifV, ^T«l%, ?rT$f?r, *rsrj, f*T5, *ret*n*r?r [3?,^T$r; {yellow-) f*f$fl", C*TT*farr© ; (a vegetable) *[T$*T Ochreous, a. ^ I'f^^T^?, ^f%f*T3> Octagon, *. ^TSk^TqT^T?", ^f^Tj srf^ Octagonal, a. ^Watf, ^^tJ,^T^^ft%?1 Octangular, a. ^TT>*ff»r?M, ^TTh?TT>t1*rTr1 Octave, *. c3>t^ *f3ftcs?" *r?r ^^> nfx*r 31 ^rshr f?**r ; ^twt fixw ^^ ^"?r Octavo, *. TpC^f C3l"*T 3Tf?, ^TT^^Y? [HTX October, s. t\3T©Y 3*Tf%%, i WT?; TF*f*r Octogenarian, s. ^*TYf% 3<5,?r3" 31T W 3jf^F Octogenary, a. T 3?' 8 Ttr% 3S.7T3" 3HW Octonocular, a. ^ri>Tf^fif*f*i>, ^#£^3" Octopetalous, «. ^^> Tf^T 31 *f f^Tfif^f *1> Octuple, «, ^%^«l, ^3>*f1, WT^ 4m Ocular, a. 2^7*?, ^f |T CSTT53", W$J OfSTI j (-demonstration) £f^7^ gf^T«i Oculist, 5. ^ C^TTCSt? ftfo^TP Ocymum-pilosum, s. 3TT3j£ ^spft Odd, a. firate, ^JTST, *pT> ; ^pTC ; ^TW, ^wtirq, ^w*n> ^*r^*r, ^t^j Oddly, ae?. fiOTtfS, ^R3} t*f , fi"3!T35C*f ; Oddness, Oddity, s. fiT3T^^T3", ^W, 4- Tf3^, t33TT7 ; ^WT?T 5 *5[%JS fi*3!T Odds, 5. ^5I*re$1, fax*TJ; $*ffiVrf® 31 *f «i ; *Tt^, £fTf$ ; £TT^t^7 ; fi*T* Odds-and-ends, «s. ^TT>#T>, ^T^^3TSf\5*[ Ode, s. ^fj^fi^l, Ctf?^T37,srW,r:3"**r^1 Odious, a. J*\J } c^37, f ^PT^, ^r«inf Odium, 5. cwx, ^ «11, ^Wt% ; ^WT^, ^*f*rm, C5ft^tc3t^f [ ^ft 5 ^1%, ^^^T3", ^t^"^^1 ; C^T*, ^^t$" Offenceless, a. ^5R*F, t^^^^T^Jt, I^WtTt Offend, v. C^Tf*r^T ??^ 31 R?^-^, C3- ^fT3T-<$?[ t f«IT, f3{, ^R^I^-^l^f^T?: 3"«l ; ^J3> J37 Office, s. vfw, ^&, ^137,^^3: ^T?r, ^t1 ; gfT^rtt^? *r*r® ; ^^t^^, ^f^m 5 t^JTf^ ^T®^WRI>r*PT3"5wi *J^ ; ^r- Officiousness, s. WtfWT^nFwi, ^SRtfis- Offing, s. #;£ ^tc^ f%j%* TJT ffpriT Offscouring, 5. J^T^T^^ f^sfe *r*T (XT^ Offset, 5. ^w? gf^rt^T si *N0C c^p^vst Offset, v. a. f$*rrw7r ls*rfW fe^Ts-f^r-sT Offspring, 5. $**ffs, $*«Hf ^§; *T3R, Offuscate, v. a. CSTTTTW^"-^, ^W3rT?T-

T?T^F-T^t*fr, T^, ^T\5 wf$>- Oglio, 5. ^T^T^s. f%fsf^irT\?TT#?r c^Tsr Oh ! ft#, ^lg, ^8, $8, «s, ^tl\, ^11^18, Oil, 5. fowT, C^*T ; v. ^cT-^T^n, C3*T-Cff Oil-cloth, s. C^rf%?T? S1 9[\fiS7[ f^f^V S3" Oil-colour, s. C^C^T St/t>1 fb^C??T S"^ Oiliness, s. resiT^TS, f^^6^1, f^Rlt 01 Oilman, 5. fo!%^,3> cT, C^cftj ^TSTstS/E^- Oil-mill, or Oil-press, s. t$m S3, "^Tt^, ■sttt^ *ttw, 3>*tjt ■srifc [fihn, fij*F«n Oily, «. f$3g, t^^Utr,c^^1,^t^5T,C^^TT- Ointment,*.c«f*f,£ti:5i*f,^r9i^rj ^ff^ffocT Old, or Olden, a. ${% 5^, SJ1, fsfiN", £ftt?ta, *pm^, *gjq ^c^ M [>firo Oldfashioned, a 2fT5fasl *J^ SJS^tSJ,^- Oleaginous, «. fo^S*, csvft, tf5QB% T/T&95 Olfactory, a. ^tOT^T ^TO^ir, ^tm^T- Olibanum, 5. (Indian) sfWtS^STI Oligarchical, «. ^cTfaTf^'sT^J S1 ^^ ;§ic^s gf^ ?rewts [fs*r^J Oligarchy, s. ^*-*T ©ft^s; £f^W, Olympiad, 5. ?ftCWS/ ^3SsT? SfTSfa Ombre, 5. 1^ Sit^s/ $PT C^Tftcns Omega, 5. *Pto SwmtS C*fSt^S, SNTCsf Omelet, s. Tjsjftfs. 7%tt ^Tlfl fW^

-3y, ^'sr- Omnibus, s.7!\5 StffsS ^rT^tC^ ^""^CcfT^^C^: Omnifarious,a.Tr^-^5f,Tf^2f^T?',^T^Tl^^ Omnific, a. Vf^HT&l, >TC^t«,*fTTf^ Omnipotence, or Omnipotency, s. ^m^)^ *fnp ^1 *f^T^5T, ^T^nf^, ^JTt^I^fT Omnipotent, a. 3T^ x tl%JirT^,'T^^f?'T5»T^ Omnipresence,5.^^^"Jtf^f^,1^'^^'j'si'^s5l, Omnipresent, fl.3T^JT*f1,T^9fT^t, ^T^T- Omniscience, s. ^3^53$ 1, t^"^^T^T Omniscient a. ^f^t^SI, R'^^T^, ^T^^f ]Wt Omnium, s. ^T5TT?C«l?T ^rf^^ ^f^f^ On, prep. §*fj, ^*iZJ, fa<$Zl>, ^K^, C^T, W, CS ; ad. ^TC^f, ^K^, $*{ZJ On, intj. (come-) ^Tt^T, ^TC^T ^TI 5 3fj (go-) r; suck a one, ^^T^, ^pcnf^Tl ; one and half, C^f^ One by one, ad. -, t^Ff*T5-^; ^»TT>, C^*f ; 2f*TW-^> £fT?"S-^, ^t?t^-J Openness, 5. ^£tJ3T^f*te*TT3Tft'C*nr Operant, a. ^^rfc, TpT*nA*TT*f*F, 3"«l^T, <\]\, ^T©-^, 1, 3"1 *1 *pC*m»mR-^ ' Operation, s. ^^33", ^Ttt, ^T*TJ, 3"«l^r«l, Operative, a. *F Ophthalmic, «. C^t^W, y^S^pawT? Ophthalmia, or Ophthalmy, s. C^t?T*f, Opiate, a. ^THf^, fRiftSRV ; s. f^'jTSf^^F £**, f*pSt?r *1 w1%srTf^3: £^ Opiniative, a. ^T*TJ, cS^1, 4*F#?n,^$U1 1 ] OPT Opinion, *. irl%, ^^ CW, H3F, ^f|^, Opinionative.a.^^t^C^^T^T^,^^^ Opium, s. ^ffe^«l, ^Tf%5T, ^Tt%^ Oppignerate, v. ^Tf^f T| f^, Opportune, a. ^niTfSS', ^TCwlT^f^^, Opportunity, s. ^l^"^T% ^T^^^ ^C?rT9f, Oppose, v. ^JTUt^-^ *T*rl-SP3!n, f^c^rsc- Opposite, «. 5pWf%;^ TPSr^^f, gf|%- Opposite, s. £ft%*W, 1^^^, *rif, 2ff%- Opposition, s. gffiSWit, t^^ft?^J, ZtSfl, Oppress, v. a. ^WT?T-^, ^r^T?"-^, '^ f- Oppression, «. ^f%^ir, ^^J^", WOT?, ^T^JT5T?, CTftlTT^J, C^*f 5 ^T^ Oppressive, «. ^, ^Tfa*j[^, gf^JTCfP*T®T' s> f3F, W^S" Oral, «. Orison, or Oraison, s. gfTsfal, ®f*T, ®F*T1 Ornament, s. ^Tl, ^*reT?T, ^M, C**f- Ornament, v. ^pnS-^TrT^S- G*tTJ%^-^ Ornamental, a. C~fT^T^?r, ^roW^T^ Ornamented, a. C*nj%3", fr^fay,^*!^* Ornate, a. WI^, ^P^, C*nf53, *Jpf?T Ornithologist, s. off*??" ft* d.^ ; a. f*T^T^€te, WW ; fern. WttfWt Orpiment, «. *tJW ; (yellow-) C5fTW*J, Orrery, *. snaf^T ^*f1% tH^TW *5T- Orris, s.^f\, *T**n, C*fT^1 ; ^frc^T* Orthodox, a. fff^m?ft, TTf*T5 ^ra- il? 2f^J?tt, *fT3T«ptft Orthodoxy, *. TFf^*it5T1, *fT3^1,^T>T3Frfr Oscillate, v. «. "£c^, ^®T, ^HTC^T^-^ Oscillating, a. CWTSTTSSH*, ^OTTsjnrara Oscillation, *. ^TTWSR, ^fT^C^T^,^^ Oscillatory, a. CTfT^^.^n^T^T^lT Oscitancy, Oscitation, s. STgl, €fSq 9 ^T^- Oscitant,fl.Sf^T^t?t,^Tt^JT9ft,t^5Tf^, Ospray, or Osprey, *. G&1*1 *Wt, ^»?"^T Osseous, a. ^f%^"?, ^TU5£ ^JT?T, ^f%> Ossicle, *. ^]pfr*F *f§?n«l ; ?T^1^v?m Our, pro. pos. ^*3Tw1"?r, ^T'STtC??, ^T^TTf?- Ourselves, pron. recip. ^TtiT^I, ^T*f^T?T1, Oust, v. ^T-^, WTf^n-C? ; ^r^fw^:-^, Ouster, s. ^^R^l^ft ^1 ^*f JT^ ^C?T C^T Out, a. , ^t^^tti Outgrow, v. a. ^f7^-7T\£, ^IVS ^t%-^ Outguard, s. 7Tftc??T 9[R1 71 Clftft Outherod, y. ^^JT5tt7 71 ajT^T* tfStfc-S Outhouse, s. ^77. 7JX^ ^ftft, 7TC®f *T? Outknave, y. 7^517 ^R7Tt«W1 C^-^ Outlandish, a. ltc*f *ft?, ^St**^, *pt 7 5*7 Outlast, i?. ^(fx<» ^T^TtY-^, 7"^f^-©?F Outlaw, 5. 7J7^Ft7 7ft^r¥ 7 jj%* ; f ^J, ^T<&Tt$, ^tcwTt} 7TST31 [^rtw*r Outlawry, * W^K^ ft fa 71 CW*t 7 f^^itf! Outlay, «. 777, 4Tf W, •tffTWSEI [^?[-"$; Outleap, y. ^5R7Tt*f^1 ^fiC*V*lT¥li ^T5C^ Outlet, «. -s^T^I, ^T^l ; ftsfaOTST *M Outlie, v. a. fs«tJ1 ^QfT7 ftt&C Outline, ?. m^7 *J3&TO 71 *fT$j%f*f, ^5r-^. ^<^^-^ Outrun, y. a.^^ifir^^i^JC^n^t^-C^^ Outsail, y. *fTf^T^TC? ^5[^7C^Vt?* ^TCtf-^l Outscourings, s. ^f^"^ 71 £t5fa tt^I Outsell, y. ^flTTC^f^l «rf%T

Tf*T?T1 3^-3* [*f*&TVC3?^ Outstrip, v. a. <5RJ^tre C^T%-^ ; CWfa? Outswear, v. a. ^i^3TW *r*T«f 31 #3J-35- Outvalue, #. a. ^t^t?^ ajpT 31 TCTSTJ-^ Outvie, v. ^TC ftif, sr^Tt, t^jrfif Ova, 5. ^3, fa*, 3^1, f^r, ^t^1 Oval, a. ^sff 1%, sr3T^n^T3", 3TJfT#t Ovarious, a. ^g^?, ^T3T^T3S", ^^33F Ovary, s. fc*C3S"pr, fOTT3T3", ^T«T?T^ Ovate, 0. ^3T; ^3s Over-and-above, «^. ^fitT3*Tf*T«?, ^|vf|?f. 2 h 2 Overanxious, «. ^5ir%37*f, 'srfVft^tfav Overarch, 0. «. faTcTt^-*?, ^*f3* ptfstT^-^ Overawe, p. a. ^S-3F, TTSR-3S, *f*l3»1, ^t\5^1-3S, ^H-CW««ri [3T^f^-^ 31 & Overbalance, v. ^j% ^rt^ft 31 ^fV 5 *-*,- Overbear, v. a. TF?R-3>, 8f?-3F, 1»W-3J Overbearing, «. gt^^jWTfS^^'^ff,^'^ Overbid, »; a. ^fF5 TJC5TJT?-CTf, Overlong, a. ^j%Tft*f, ^1%*nr *r*1 Overlook, v. ^^W1T«1-^ ; ^3" ^tcs Overlove, v. W%t^-^,^fsfkt?r33T^-3S- Overmasted, a. WW *1 ^T?Y C\Ermttf*t§> Overmatch, 5. ^TH^ ^T?, WW *T*T?T3p^t-*, *T ?TTS??-5F Overmuch, a. '^rfOT^wfapW, ^fo^Pf Overnight, s. *£*$ ?TfW, *HIC*. "51 {^ ^f#^-^, WW-^m Overrule, i\ ^%-^", "TTT^-^* ; ^^7^1-^ Overrun, i\ ^W^-^""^-^, ^*TTTv«> • tffttf? WlW-*7 j *JT*f, *7Tf*f 31-^1 Overscrupulous, a.^t^ *tt**fis* 31 TVniT. Oversea, a. fttfT*ft ; ad. ^TJJlWtiF ^tre Oversee, t\ ^^T^', W^TW^-^, W^-"^ ; W«f?-CW Overshoot, v, n. "^C^J?" 3Tfl?r-*r? *1 STT?" 236 ] OVI Oversight, s. <$&, ^>sr, ^*r, ?* ; sifft* Oversize, v. a. WTTnSW 31 «ffifaTW *\$-S ; Overskip, v. a. 1%W1, ^T^p ^""?I1 ^ft'?-'^; Oversleep, v. a. ^rt^jTrjI-Tn, ^rfssf^ ??TcT Overslip, v. ^fofCrTTWTf^^l-^I^C^^I-^ Overspread, ». 37M, ^7tf«»f?I1-^n, ^T7T^ Overstep, w. ^^t^^^TT-^", 3ff5TT^ ^Tft?'-^1 Overstock, «. Wt%*f*T7, ^it^l?^^! Overstock, v. ^{^^t^T *J"|T ^"1 ^. "3lt^^'^T t ^gr^Tn ^1 ^J W ?5C*f Overtook, Overtake f3F?T^t^T*r "?TT5^, Overtop, v. %Cf -^ ; C3ffc-3", ^1^7 ^tc^ Overtrip, v. a. ^9ff%-^, «t1 «f AH1-^T^ Overture,^ ^^T2fT^, 2f^T^,t^t2T5T'?"; ^rt^tt^?: ; 5iT^TCFf7?"t^^f«i7- [^r^n-^ Overturn, v. a. ^f^SI-C^^, C?i?f%?1-C?; Overvalue, v. WW*[sij %T?" ^1 ^R-^ Overveil, v. ^TT^T^7 ^"?T WW CTTT^^l-CW Overweak, a. "511% ^^^, ^n?^^ #Y«1 Overween, u. ^{%^"\F C3V6St^ Overwhelm, z?. 5T*f1-CW, ^JT^eT-V, TTtT-^ Overwhelming, a. <5"JT^5T^>T^, ^U^Tfft Overwise, «. ^t%*f?I SaT^t, ^lTirTl%^rT^t Overwrought, ^>«. ^ij% 2£fiTf%¥, ^i^t^^ Overworn, pa. ^f?> WHg$V<£, ^STHf SiK Overzealous, a. W3*nr ^J^ ^1 ^CTfJTsft Oviduct, 5. '5T^2t^Tfc i T^1, -^C!3^ *f^ Oviform, a. ^jraTf 1%, f^^t^T? Ovine, a. C^^T^Wt?, OT^^?^ PAC [ 237 Oviparous, a. W§7, ^rsSfW, foc*K*ft- Ovoid, a, *5[Z$J ^rjnr, fo*3* [>l-s; Owing, *. &r$1, f^fsi'G, ®^J, C^3 Owl, s. C*f5 C*T51, $^s f^*TTs?r [c^r Owier, 5. *rn>su?rf«iTri, m*\ «^?r 33J *th Own, pwi. ^ff, ^, ^tH, ^^tll, ^T*f^, ^T*RT?", f^SJ; {-self) f^f5f,RCSf, C4TT* Own, v. a. ^T<5Tf-os£ meridiem), ^r*f Pacifier, 5. TP3 31 *jf3T Pack, «. sfrfi>, ^t?,*tf%*ff1,c3T3?j1,3^1, Pack, v. a. sftfi* 3^1 *1 C"5lTl>-3T3, 3^T3- 1 PAI- Package, *. *f.f%*tr1, C^TT^f^ ^rf^, ^T^t?» c?ttt>, f z)bj 9\1ft Packthread, s. 4$]ff> *hfV^T?r ^fl% ^1 5g^#t Pact, Paction, s. t^?sr, t^^T?T«j, *f«i Pad,s.«»rf^;^*f\£l Paddy, s. %UJ, %m ; {-field) WZZW-^ Padlock, s. ^T^nl, ^^f ; ^'- «• ^T^1 *%•'* Paean, 5. ® iT9TT^, ^^9fY^, ®TI^^ 9fR Psedobaptisrn, 5. -jttShrT^ ^C^r f^f^i T°v- Psedobaptist, s. ^^T^ 3T5T^t Pagan, *. c?T< ^^, df^T^5, C^^tf^^ Paganism, s. cW^SfsTO *T1 CW^^J^C^?^^ Page, *. ^%, Pair, «. ^% W3, OT\51, *rf^, ^, Tf"^^ Pair, v. C*TTT*-*n, *fT3T-CW [*t¥t Palace, «. Stmnr, ^rfsT^i.^T®^ ?T«F- Palsestra, * ^>f%f*f?" 31 ^TC*T"?T ^TT^ Paleness, s. TTTffaT, t^«iJ, ^t^T^ft?! Paleology, s. *f«T«i ^?T«l t§T C5Tv?1 Palisade, or Palisado, 5. ^TT»tf\?1, ^t^?1, Palish, a. ^** f*fW»T H ®£t^W, *fT«fT- Pall, *. -?TSi3>^ ^^? flWl Pandect, s. C^T^ t^^7T?T ^T?^\g^ $* Pandemic, a. ^^©^ "Sr^TT, Tr^m^fT?: 6 ! Pandemonium, s. "tH^K^ ^r^T^T^T,^?^ Pander, s. C&Tfctf, Cv^Jll, ^^mtW) Pandiculation, «. ^T^T^fj WtvF^r, SfTC^TT^ 1 Pandurated, a. CTT^T^II ^Tltf 1% Pane, s. ^T®C^T«l1 ^T^ ^1 ^f^Tl Wft Panegyric, 5. ?ftf^r«£n, ^^", ff%, C^ft- Panegyrical, «. ^tftfir^T^?T, ^^^PT?^ Panegyrist, 5. S^sM^, ^Z*$, 2t*fMTt- Panel, «. ^^ ^Csft? t^^1 ^^tTi^?r C^Tt^ PAR [ Pang, s. 3$«i1, 3t3^1, W$*f? C#*f Panic, a. <*R3>T?f«l3S ^Tt%^?; s. ^t, t^?T- Pannel, *. *f#«Jcfc3; *fT**T^ 31 tffW" Pannier, s. cfo*W, *t® *&& TO^f*1 Panoply, 5. 35&, 3?35, ?P&TE3?3; ?[T®31 Panorama, s. 3_S«« CSTT^T^I^ ffrsRCT^ Pant, v. n. ftol, C3T3>1, 3*C3> f^PT-^K?; Pantaloon, *. *fT5»T*Tl, tsit?"; ^fCM, 4ff Pantheon, s. TT3tc?TC33" ^STO? 31 ^f^t?" Panther, *. ^TC^t^V 3JT3, T%^1 3T*T Pantile, or Pentile, s. TT? Wlt3T3" C«TT*rl Pantler, s. ■tfTJTJJ^j ?T«F^, ^TCIT?; ^TstTt Pautornime, s. ^T*f, =W, *f\, C3ffa53F ; Pantry, s. -tftfO^jMr?-, ^TST"?, 4l^T?" Pap, s.\l, j 3?© 3 TT3 ; *pC*I3; *tm [3t*J Papa, s. c%va;ifwtt f*w, 3131, 3mi,* Papacy, s. ?r^T? ^T3^T3K1F3" ^fWift3 l^T3^T3J*p ^T^^flT Papaver-somniferum, s. C*TT^ ^pcT 31 3^ Papaverous, «. C*?T"$ tptt'g W? Paper, s. 3*TtfSf, f%f*rT$t©*T;i ; (-maker) ^TsffSTHI ; (-»m7Q ^TtfC^ 3>*? ; (stainer) $ 3 3?" ^ZJ C3 Paper, w. 3"5F3*3:1 3?T*f« ftni1-l>T 31 "sry Paper-hangings, *. CTT^T^ l3"ffr9 3»T$fSf Paper-money, 5. "^fs, T>T3*T3" /Tift, C^T^ Papilio, *.'*PWT3it 31 £fSft*Tfe 3*T> Papillary, Papillous, a. "5^3*, 3*?T3j»i% Papist, s. 3^ft3 *n*rt?r WT*5lit Papistical, «. *Jt^T^3re *3T3* 31 f33"?J3S Pappy, «. W^"?T *C3$m OT3 Par, s. *prT^5l, ^Ftf$1, *TWI, ^ftf^TJ- Parable, s. WtfpTTsf 3T3>T, F#T^, $*f*n Parabola, s. ^ft^ *TTCS C^SC^lfrC'TS" Parabole, 5. WTCT3 '•tttg ^R sPS^I,^*?^ Parabolical, a. W^t^^T^t^^, ^*fn1 ^^ Parabolically, «tf. Tt^T^St^, $*fsn #?1 Porabolism, s. *ff«i^ *fTt^ C^3jC?r«rT^f% Paracentrical, «. C*tt*TTf f%3" l3>fa* 35 s 239 ] PAR Parachronism, s. 3>t»rft?5* > ft c i ^tt 31 Paraclete, *. TT^t^^i, ^T37^r2|"t%t^r^ Parade, s. 373; 31 t?TCJ f*f^1 3?^«i ^t^r, 3?t^?tC^3; TTT^ ; T^tC?t^, ^13*®?^^ Parade, v. ^r^TC^T^ #T3? Si'sr^ 31 ^ffSfT^-V Paradigm, s. W&TQ, 2fiTt«l, f^^t^Cff J 3^ Paradise, ^. c?f3Crit^,t3f %, W,^*W*, ^3TIT ; ^FfC^ ^^f37T, ^T3T*T Paradisiacal, «. ^33^% 31 ^"sfappf^fll Paradox, s. ^^^c^^J ^W, ^^3 ^"Qfl Paradoxical, a. '^^'^c'l^j, sspfSJ^ Paragon, s. ^^-pf^3jf^3l J3J,^5Tf^^Tr 3^ 31 C*TT<>, ^^J^Q5T 3^ ; 3R1%, ^t- W% 71^1 ; *re3pft, ^^Y Paragraph, 5. «T3§", ^ftcWW, Sfl3?3"«l, 3>t« Parallactic, «. ^\c^ W ^^ttW"? f^^ ^TtiT? ^rsfj^T^ f^^)?r Parallax, s. «f^Tf^3; *^> ^T^ 5 2j"f ^ %^ Parallel, s. ^fsr^T^r^T C3"^f1, t^^^tj^I, 7[ir- Parallel, «. ^^^^^"^3^, ^|^t^1, ^3^, Parallelism, 5. T^^snii 43S^R1 ^T3 Parallelogram, s. ^f?T^, ^t^^T^^TfTJ Paralogism, or Paralogy, s. 3TC*fT3" 13^3^ ^fa^ 3lV, ^3f^5 [^3*f Paralysis, a. *f^T^T¥, ^^TWC?TT«f, ^r^ Paralytic, «. ^^13^, ^^T^TT^Y, ^^%- C?T?ft, 3^?T3t? 31 ^^TtW C?"T9f2^ Paralyze, v. «. ^^T^Tf^?; •TJT'5 ^W ^3^-35, 3^T ^T3T-3?, ^^?a"cjj.^ Paramount, a. 2*31^, 7f3tc^f%, ^trfir ^ 31 gft^t«IT ; *. £f*K C3£T%, ^357^3: Paramour, 5. BfT?r, %*f*ff¥, 7rT^, C^T^ri, Parapet, s. 3^2^^ ^ 2ftFt3: [C5?T^t Paraphernalia, s. gtsre, C3t^35, 13"^T3 ifT-T Paraphrase, *. 3T3>J 3T'^c7J^'T?rl^Qf3y3'«J, 3JT**ni,T?W,ft*'1iTt Paraphrase, v. ^t^^f^t-^, 3JTjt3'r w r^, ^^3" [C3^T*T Parasang, *. iftwl *rt3*m;«t gftlT f%?( Paraselene, *. "5^T^T^T, 3>f%?T ^"^ Parasite, «. -5T^3Tft, ^ST33f, 3*mT33l, ^*ft- stfrtt ; ^^T^^ ^^Tf5f, ^3T5fTWl PAR [ 240 ] PAR Parasitical, a. stffaTift, ^T7^, ??T«i C?T77* Parasitic-plant, s. *T7SftWl, ^FTW^ *T51 Parasol, 5. ^J ^3T, ^rra*T3F, Wft?1 Parboil, v. a. ^^ff*r^-^, ^^f *fT3T-7? Parcel, «. *jf*r*m, *$m, sfr^f?, C7T7[fs ; ^\*T, Wltf ; «?71 Parcel, v. ^s*fT\*r-SF, 7TT^, ^TST-*^-^ Parcenery, s. ^7TfwT7, TTSiTT" <]% Parch, v. ^#*-^, "sfr Pard, Par dale, s. f^l 7T*T ; ©fire *P3 Pardon, s. fttvUW, C?f TT[^T#^1, ^p^ttt^p Pardon, v. a. HT^^Tl-^, *F5Tl*Sf, ttTTp-T* Pardonable, a. TSTT^RT^f, ^"5T^?r, *rt^t?T Pardonably, ad. WSfiftn 71 HT^^t?T wn*T Pare, v. C^T*T, fig*r, 5t5, w*** * «[J^- ; (Me naz'fo) ^TT> Paregoric, a. G7*"*1 *T*t^, f^96 71 *ft^- 7*T Paring, «. c^ra, cpfin, wm,l%^i,cT*J1 ; 7T- Parishioner, s. ^C^T^ gftfpf ft7t*ft Cm^P Parisian, s. ^Tf?^ ^7^7!^,^ tr^Stt^ Parisyllabical, a. ^mi m&\ ^7 ©f*TS> Parity, s. V*VW\, *TTO1, *TTW*TJ pre Park, s. JWttffat, ^TJT*, $*f7*, ^*tt- Parley, Parle, s. ^C*fT*rest*, ^T2f3TW, ^rrsjftf ^tin 3rf%7 gfw *?«i Parley, r. n. TOtfT*f* *fa-"*, ^T£fW-^ Parliament, «. t^$ W*T7 3T3fa^%- 7*Tf7 3TCTT51, V5TS1 ^t •tfC* St* 51 "? ^^> Parochial, a. 7T^TSf5Tl, "srw^l Parry, v. n. ^T"5TT^ I^^T? 6 !-^, C5Tt-7T5l Parse, v. a. 7JT^7«lT^TC7 ^^IT f^|T- *f«l-^, ^*«pttC? *^Tt ^T7 71 ^^T-^ Parsimonious, a. <>T^31> T*^ 6 !, ^T^^^H, 77 Uf %, t^C^t^, ^TT^C^^fl [7jC*f Parsimoniously, ad. 3>T*[«iJ 71 7>T*^7t^ Parsimony, 5. TWlT, ^T^JTl^,f^C^T^1 Parsley, s. #T7R *ft^, *ft^t>fe?t Parsnip, s. ^^?", ^»^«i\? ^©C^fg" Parson, s. 7TSf1I*T ^ ,c r, <^, ^^ J Tf^^'; ^7? T^TTT, ^^7J ^^ ; Tsr 71 ^fsr ^fst ; ffC^n^fJT^ Partial, a. 9f«l^t^T#t, ^^C7t^, *Twf%3> 31 ^^T^f^TtW Particle, 5. <5jq, 3*f«lT* WW. Particularize, v. a. ^<3> :> 3>1? , ftvn [35c *r Particularly, ad. ^f33^, ftc*Pres, ftWS Particulars, s. 1^3" Partridge, 5. r^j%t? ^^Y, #^?T [W?^ Parts, s. $M, ^TO1,*f%, CW ; 2ftW*T, Parturient, «. g^^ft^^^Ttsnm j%^ Parturition, s. £^3 ^l 31 3^, 2J"*T3 Party, 5. sp^TTr, spra, *T W"S, *r*T, *TO ; ^ti *T«1 ; *TWt, £|"t^3Twl ^"»¥ *W Party-coloured, a. t^f&3, 3^3"^ r ,^RT3' wt Party-jury, s. TOf*ft ^ frtfpfi C*ift1^31 Pasquin, Pasquinade, s. $Tf^ 31 37W *TS3> Pass, v. teti, 9T^T, *fT?>*, ftSt+X ; 3ft?l1 f^5r%-^ ; W, TRn, VrT^J" 3 I[T3? ; ^TT?! *TT*R-3> ; (to vanish) ^53\ ^C3-31, ^if *fa-W ; ^ W^ j (ta enact) T3"fV %l *R-^, I^WJ-?; (to pass current) S^ 1 ] PAS EfeTO-*, 51*11 5 (&> 0?Ml7) T£3T, ^tf^TTl- TT1 ; (to occur) T&>, 7£>s;*, ^rtf*ni1-*f^ Pass, 5. ofoT, sffcf, ijf} *K ; 9t5i^T?firc^?: ^^r% «T^, WT\5 firft; ^I^T'SITT, ^pJT- Passahle, a. 9fH^t?, ^cn^T^, 5T^^t^ $?:- ^?, ^J, ?f¥3J; ^o^^Tfft, 43* £f3>1, c^^T, c^cTI Passage, 5. *HR 3S3"«l ; 9fTr^, ^»T^, Sft%, 3mi, ^f§r ; *f«T, *ff%, ^it ^^ ; W3 - ; 3iTCrf3: 3^7(, ^T^^r ; *f^3" ^rT Passenger, 5. •^TT, ^R^, Trtit, ^^?T3: Passer-by, s. f^T3^ TW"T5T- c^t^Tt^ ; ^ii 3i ^gTC^T, ^^3" ^K*i Past-tense, 5. in gram. ^£$" 31 ^T^^" 3?T*T Paste, s. wrfcl, ^tt, Crli, TT^, ^rT^, 3*^^ Pasteboard, 5. "Sf^^fT^, 3f^3T31 ^^ sfsrT^ Pastern, 5. *mv$J C^ftvFTt?3: ^^ff^^T^f Pastime, s. CW\^, ^t\5l, ^t\5TC3>^3y Pastor, s. "^^3?, ^TT^rT^r, C^^^TW^ jV^f, Pastoral, a. J^Z^J, ?T-«rT#^ ; *tJ3;Tf%- Pastoral, s. Jl<]Zr\J sftT, gt^J 3^tf ^1 2 1 PAT [ 242 ] PAY Pastry, *. cTTS, -$?£$, f^>1 f*ffo?tf^" Pastry-cook, s. f«fcl f^f^><^T"?T, ^t^^?T Pasturable, a. tfz'tfj C^\it J, *?Ts1?T1 Pasturage, s. ^^f% *P*t5T?; ^Tft ^ Pasture, s. 5?T«ft, ??Tf«J ^ ; ^?Ttf«l, ^T- Pasty, s. ?rt\*r*3t«f f*f$*fo ,e nr [XTS Pat, a. §*f*n55, ft^s ; a& %*f*^?jrc*f Pat, 5. *T*7Tsm$, ■&§, ^T*f3, «tt^\5l , C^T^H Pat, v. aSl*tty, it^vp1-TSlT?r, dT^I-^ Patch, v, "tarTv?1, C^rt^T^Tf^ Paternal, a. fW^T, t*T£<5, fW^*fwt?, f*f^*TTOte, f*rj**, fa^Tu: $*r\^ Paternity,s.t^3J3l,f^T?:^,^f*r^T?r Pater-noster, 5. shifts -$\Z^?[ 2JT«fal Path, or Pathway, s?*P£1, *T*£ *K, *TT>, Pathetic, Pathetical, a. J^Tt^, *F^«iT^?T- Pathetically, a^. WlT^lCT, fsst^- Pathless, a. ysfisr, *f5l"?rfs^, ^ISflfo" *fT?1 Patroness, s. ^^t^Tl?^, 2ft%^fTl%^1 Patronise, v. «. fTc ; T^-^, JfT- Patronymic, s. t^?FT?r, r^1, ^1%?si, ^13"c?T7 [c$1, ^^W,f*r**t1, f*r^I?, ^ ; ^2, ^T5f1 ; v. n. Wtf-CSf-sn ; €f\5-*rTs^, $\^j, ^"'^'1%^t^f%, f^?ff«i?" ^TTf7 [?src^ Peculiarly, arf. ^Tf7^W, fVc*r7^s,1^C*r^- Pecuniary, a. "^jmlt^, ^Ql%^^?, ^f^. T?^F, ^t^^f%W, 7C7T7, ^t^tt; Ped, 5. f 3 *TT^t^ 71 ?ffff ; cTTf^l,' ^rt^1 Pedagogue, s. fTOTSlF, *fT^?F, c^^TJI n'^T? C7 ; ^JTJ%5TTt^ 7jf^s Pedal, a. "TOF^, niW^T^^ll^ i. c§# Pedals, s. ^rt^fa 7tPf J7C1?" Tr^TJ^ ^f%- Pedant, 5. ^I^RTf JT¥ ^I^*ff "Wl^, ft?JTfesrTf^ 7jf^ [7TF^T^7tTft Pedantic, a.lTif Jtj%?mft, *ttf®5tffwstt$t, Pedantry, s. ^Tf^^JTt%irR, ftTnTf^Tfa, Peddle, v. n. TtftTW 71 ^**f ^?rn:^ Pederero, Paterero, s. SfT^Tf® ^3 ^T^T^r Pedestal, s. T§p5$ ^^T9f, ^C¥?: C?fT\51 71 -iKf, m?1, *fft f f^fft [7T®?^ Pedestrial, or Pedestrious, a. *tw%&t?9tf[~ Pedestrian, s. *f PfSTnft, *(K"§J *ff^r, *pf. 7C5f 9f^T^ ^C?T C7 Pedicel, s. J ^TJ, *fC^f?r ^J C7T^1 Pedicle, 5. "^c^^T ^ 71 C7ttl Pedicular, Pediculous, a. ^«ft5fl, ^^"cjTnr Pedigree, 5. (genealogy) f^wt, 7snT7^t; (?ma^e) ^^T, 7\*T, C9fT^, C^ftft Pediment, 5. ^ %~%^ ^IIJT. §*[J TfflT^f- Pedler, s. ^3 7J7^T?t, Tpf^^i, ^Tt^r?- Pedlery, s. Tpf^^t ftc*^ 71 *f Tt^Tl? if 7J PEN [ 244 ] PEN Periling, *. ^3 *7**TT?T, *pf^?tfr, *ftt- Pedobaptism, 5. Psedobaptism Of 1, *Wri^?" J% Peel, v. a. f§?c\, CWT«T, Wt^T- ; 5«T ; *JT*-71, CWTftin, ^tf^Rt, QvizWll Peevishly, ad. 1%*W ^*T1, ^"T^^, Peevishness, s. ^$f"51, fwpTPT, f5v$ N fi?v5JTsr, Peg, 5. T?T ^q*T ^T*T "51 *TT^1 Pelagian, s. *fTC*T, $Tf "^^ ^^TIT- Penman, 5. *n^?e1, 2^^^^"; ^^?it^t, Penmanship, 5. 1%*R ^J1, ^^T f^^T^, C^f%^t?T ?\51 ; Penniless, o. C^TT^ft^, ftsfo, *ff?F, ip-aft, Pennon, 5. *j? % $a©1 *1 *T3W Penny, s. t\W?T ^"5^1, ft f%N Wl? ^tTPfts^r, 4"5c*t*ftTr in «t?7fT?' spa Pennyweight, 5. S^T"?T ^fa^f frf% *fft^T«l Pennywise, s. ^*T3T?ft ^W ^UTTO^ Penny wise-Poundfool, ph. *f3*ttre T^^"^ Pennyworth, «. ^5*?, 3J*pj, *T31 Pensile, a. cWSfR, 3[(%^, 3^1 Pension, 5. f f%, ^rpfW, St^TTTf, ^TC^?T1 Pension, v. ^]% 31 ^tfw-CW, "SHTtC^KF Pensionary, a. 3TTO;T*T^t*t, *fj%<11 Pentahedron, s. *TTu *Tt%3l Ql"R [^f^ - ! Pentameter, s. vt^ft <;#t3>, 4tS 5 Pentaptote, s. *T$£ t^j% faf*f*i> "*& Pentarchy, 5. *f?PTf*r*f 3?\pF ^TSi^ Pentateuch, s. -^Tt^^^, spTt«>3" *f$£ $r% Pentecost, s. f?^ft? *f# *TT^1 Easter Pentecostal, a. ^J^T^^^Wfa ['^ftj Penthouse, s. FrwT^TS", ^Ft^n, *T<"ST«Tl, Penultima, 5. ^s|^J 3C«j7r ^T3? 3 q Penultimate, a. ^T3J 30V3; ^f^¥ [^t?1 Penumhra, 5. F^^fjtf^Cq? ^r<£«f*fT*T*1 Penurious, a. 3J?3*&, 3pT«i, 3?T*T>J1 [t^ Penuriousness^.'^T^hJ^Jir^^l^T^JT- Penury, s. f^S^nar, C^rT3iT^T3, twf^Sl, wf?nr$i, fMfa^i, ^t^t^^ri Peon, T. *> f^'J^-^,^ , sr 6 l- : 5S" Perambulation, s. vfwrfa, t^^sr«l, C*\5"fa Perambulator, *. ^W)^ ^"1 lpr«l ^«'l ; *f ^ Perceivable, a. W*\J, C^T^fJ, ^^f^i^L C3T*T- Perceive, 1*. «. §?T^, ^, ^T^-^, C^T 5 ^-^ Perceptibility, 5. F*fj^1, C^tSfJ^I, C^T^- Perceptible, «. tf^?C?TI^?r, F*fJ, ^*T- ^^J, C^T^T, C^T5f9f STT < [^R, ^F^ST Perception, s. ^*f^ff,Tfi$-,2f#rr%,c^T5f, Perceptive, a. C^TT^W^, ^*T cif^^'sr, Tf 1 ^ Perch, 5. *ff^ ^»^H5 PER [ 246 Peremption, s. 7*t7, 7*T7, f^*fte, fasti 1 * Peremptorily, ad. f7*577W, R^T^, ^- ^r*f7, w$m 71 ^ifsr7T77?&c*f , *rt7*n. Peremptory, a. t/7*57, t/7$T^, ^f77T77, ^ri>*r, 7TC7W7, *f^» f%:?r, 7*r^ Perennial, a. ^TO, fFT^TTt, f7^7,7t7> 7Tf77i, f^?r^^Y, 7T*J^ Perfidiously, ad. f7tT77T37?5T?p£*f, 2f7- Perfidiousness, Perfidy, 5. f?P5l"PJ*lT"5^Sl, ^tT^f^l, 2f^T7«i1, 2f7^7l Perflate, v. a. W<$, 7J$t"71 3#fa-3>, ^-C7 Perforate, ». a. f77, fa^j-^, C77, C^lfi, fa^, fWjf-^, tf©¥-^, R^ Perforation, 5. fww C^71 Perforator, 5. fg7*Flfa "^, VJ[*W, 7*h Perforce, aa\ 7*! 7T7J, CUTtT^, 7srte^C7 Perform, v. <[>, «*7«i, t^^T^-^, 7**i"'3*-^, 7"m77-T77, 7> ¥ ^, f^*tTT, 1%% t*wt% Performer, 5. ^7?T7^> fsMT^, 7T7^; *T\7ff 77 CT 5 ? ^5T Peril, 5. ^5lt*W, W^, 7t7, ^7, t^*f|%, ^T^f w, #^, Tf TC7 C^^1 [*fp e 1 , T[^^ Perilous, a. 7T7 ^1 7^ 7^, ^7f^^, ^T- Perimeter, s. ^Tf 1%^ *ff|f7, ^7ftsC7««f1 Period, 5. ^^J5rl%; 777 71 "GlZviJ t&- *fi%; t^7l7^ 3>T«T, 75f, ^T«T, 777; C*f7, ^m ; 7F*l^ ^^1 ^j^ Peripatetic, a. ^Tt^C^t^^T ^T7^ *fft- C^7 7^7^f^t7 ; *. ^W^T7^ff% 7jf%r Periphery, s. *ff?f7, "5C^7 C7\F 71 C77 Periphrasis, *. 7T^Tc i T,7T^77t'^:c f r7,7t?ft- ^?" ; 4* 7T^7T^fTC^T7 , ^7T^7 777 Peripneumony, s. *p77>7 ^71^1 CJ19[ Perish, v. n. 77, ft^T^f ^7 71 ^\7-^", ^^ C*f7 71 7$-7, 7t*r 71 C5TT«T-*f1 Perishable, a. t^7^"7, ^7*?t?, ^f^7, ^(7^7, 7t*f7, 7^7. ^^TTt, ^7^^ Perisperm, s. ^zm^ ^ftw®"^" ^5T *t77 Peritoneum, «. Tt^^; ^3J^C7#^ 7^1 ^^ Periwig, 5. ^*fC^*T, ^7^fTl, ^pT7 fepf Periwinkle, 5. ^Jf *t^ >S ^W t^C*f7 Perjure, v. a. 17^71 *T*f^-^, fSt^71 f777-*F Perjure, Perjurer, s. f^^t7t*f «f ^^«1, T7$f7l Perjury, *. f^^Jl n^f^ 71 f^77 [7T#Y Perk, r. a. gfsfc^^l «J^^ 7T^1-^T\? Permanence, or Permansion, $. ^TRT^, 17^7^1, ^7f%1^, f^7^tf7^, C^^7 Permanent, a. f57^T7t,R^7,f%", Tf St^R, 2p%, Perpendicular, s. ^3"*re, T^TI CST'tfl Perpendicularly, ad.^^vltt, ^C^^TTSpCTT Perpetrate, «. a. <£, ^«i , ^*f . a. ^fVtf-^j f%^^-^", 3"J^-?F, Perplex, a. c*foT*T, *tt^*f\?1, *T*P5T®?ri Perplexed, pa. a. ^f%*f, ^J"^, 37tf, faiR1 s, Perplexity, s. ^CW$T, 37^51, ^f&ttf, C*?F, c#*T^, W^ttf, ^H>51, TO*^ [^^rsr Perquisite, s. C^^C^? ^*ff?T srre, Tr^tt, Perry, s. ^T^tTt% ^pC*T?[ STfir £1 [C^?T^T Per-se, ae?. [Lat.] ^.RJ, cit ^TtST, *[Sf, Persecute, v. «. RC^"^^, C^*f *1 FS^T-CJf, f5ttf5>^, ^T\5^1-^, nt^-^ * [fipd Persecuted, a. f^j%^, *ftf^ST, ^Tfs^, Persecution, s. fatf^, t%C^^, n5Tv|R1, ^8*t, OPT, $K 31 dpf C^OT, *vfjp 247 ] PER Persecutor, s. *ftf^", RT^&I, Sfa^sl, Perseverance, *. ^5t*rj*3TT?, ^*7tt3;, t**fj t Persevere, v. n. ^^[^^v»r ^T^^t^-^, f^^T Persian, «. ^fT?^?, ^r?aT Of*rt^ Persist, v. n. ^BR^TT^ ^r^(-v, ^Rf^-^, Persistence, s.W 7^1, t^^fj,^t%; ^^^T^T, Person, s. ^jfe 8R, C^rt^, ^"37, C*P^, C^T^T C^^, C^TJT C*TT*F ; (^e//") ^T*f^, ^"?T\ ; (appearance) T5ft?sr$, ?fr*f, cVt^T, ^f^; (character) ?r\, C^*T; in ^rr«w. ^q1; the 1st person, ^^^, ^^J; the 2nd — "^n^I^ 3RH ; the 3rd — ^"fST ^^1 Personable, «. JJ'W?', *[?Sr*f, ^[^t, ^9f^^ Personage, *. srererte, ^T^ Rf*r^ ^1 Personal, a. ^*f^^"jf^?n C^t^R^"?^; ttfj%^5 (-property) ^^T^?T K* Personality, 5. ^^Tf^^^t^J^jf^^, Personally, «J. iRCSf, ^?^, ^H*f IR, f%C*T- Personate, r. ^^j^ ^"^^ ^1 ^^W*f-^" 3 Personation,* ^T*f^TC<5 ^^TJ^f^in SiRR Personification, s. iT*[^"J<^*f ^?"«!, ^^ftf*! Personify, v. a. ^'^j^r«1 , -^r,^ ^cTtf»R"- Perspective, a. ww ^1 ^l^ RWJl ^^#t"?T Perspective, *. Tf1$" 3T3[, TJ?"^*! ; f^^^C^: Perspicacious, a. ^ft^^t^t, ^NF ^f^^f^T, Perspicacity, s. TtW?f%¥l, *[^J ^tf^^1, Perspicuity, s. ^2f<5T ,c r, ^^^1, «Tl?"5RPT?", to^i, ^^^ ^%^1, ^^rsc^j^i Perspicuous, a. g^^, ^"55-, *f?r^5i1, fSt- Perspicuously, a<^. ^[^t"^<5C^f, *ff?^T?- Perspicuousness, *. ^"^^1^1, «tt?"^t?r Perspirable, a. C^Jf^t?, ■sr^'^T?:^ t^Sf?r- Perspiration, s. C^W, fl^, ^Ifsr C*^^ Perspire, v, n. (^-"5?;, ^Hf, ^ ftsfe-^ PER [ 248 ] PET Persuade, v. £jX*T*T-3?, £ff fe-srarl, *r«31, W, T5T5«j1-Cir, ^T?1 3"*t-3* [^TT Persuasible, a. 2fC3"T^?, 2fC3TStt, 2f3"- Persuasion, s. £jqrT5^1, £fC*T*R, 2JX3T3" Persuasive, «. gjX^T"^, gf^flf^RSS' Pert, a. CSf*pn, *T5T*r, S^cT, ?T53J; t%2f, Pertain, v. n. ^*i; ^i*^, ^Wt^f*^-"^, 3T^€tR- Pertinacity, s. C^9"^t5Tl?^1, ^RWlH, 4 3?- shnf*, jttstt, cS^Tf^, w?Tfa Pertinence, 5. ^f^ns^l, £f»t-3?, ^T*n-3y f ^331, 37^-3? Perturbation, *.^Jt^^^1, t%CQtC^"?f,^t^- Perturbed, «. W^3J^,^f%3f^G,^t-, Pertused, a. (/»#$, C^3", flr^f [37132*1 Pertusion, s. f%*f 31 C^it 3?3>l ; SfW, fw*F Peruke, s. *f3"F?1, 3?f**fs T§pr?r T>f*r ? Peruke-maker, s. *f?1JpT3; l|M R^T^I Perusal, s. *ffo, *TT^ 3HTq, *f\R, *ttfc Peruse, ». a. *T\5, *TT^-3>, fe"? frW-^ Pervade, v. *fT*f, £ft3*f-3?, £ftt3>i, <4^e?n,fmWji Perversely, ad. ^?R^c*T, dJ1>Tft*j3f3?, 43> 3HTt^ ^C*T, f^fS\£Jt5I3\C*T Perverseness, *.. t^*f$j5fTf^5l, ^§f*rei, wm^i, cl^iw, fb^fb^Jtrsr < Perversion, s. f3*f 3l"^T$f 3?3;<1, f3*f 9|9f*R, fW5T*, ^3>3?f ^t|T [1^g"?r Pest, 5. Hffl", ^35, ^T{^^ 3*1 W*T?> Pester, v. a. ^R§.^, CW*t-CW, ^^1^-^ Pesthouse, s. "STT?^ C^TTWTfr f5t%^TT^"?r Pestiferous, a. ^Tt\"5ITl^^, ^i*fT^pT^'^', Pestilence, s. "5T7T^, "sn?ft, Tt\Trt1%^ 3"1 Pestilent, a.^T\-STT%^,Hlt?^^^ J ^\tj^7, Pestilential, a. sff^&Tl^, C^T^T^, ^tf?- Pestle, 5. ^f5f?r, ^"5T, C*TTTfal, dfe-$ CSTT^Tl, Wt^l ; {mortar mid-) ^TUT^ ft^l Pet, 5. *t£T?I^T, f^^3"T5f ; fgf fT^T c i^3^ ,5 fl"« : T Petrifaction, s. 2$MJ ^^^ 3"1 3f^T«i, ^f% 3"1 3»T%Tt^?T a - ^?!^;^ ^^B^ [C^TT^T Petrifactive, a. C^m 3"^ £t13: ^^SC^3: Petrify, v. £f^3"3"«,-^ 31 , VW, Petulance, s. 2fT^f *T» J, T>T?P *T7, "R^f^ffu ft, Petulant, a. gftfTO, fa ^J^ J1 , fmf$mt, Pew, «. ^§T^T^C¥ "sfrT?"^ Phaeton, 5. ^t CSIT$rC3[3; ^T^T^T, ^gj 3**n 3JJ%, Philanthropy, *. ^C3fT*T3*T?r, *F<6 *T^*T- ] PHR Philippic, s. gfrf^T^P?T 3T<5, ^ 5 «- Philology, s. ^TfV^ ?1 ^JT^?^I ^WJl, ^Jt- Philomath, *. frffJT^TTSft *7f&, *tfo~5 Philomel, Philomela, s. Nightingale CW^ Philosopher, s. *|fOT,fainT*T«fK, ^Tl%V, Philosopher's-stone, ^f^fsrft, oiT'WM?: Philosophical, a. vipfainFwft'S, ^f^"^- Philosophically, «cf. ^Ttf^S^T^^^, *tT3- Philosophy, *. C^^T, ftif Jl, ,p fTf«TT, f^Tt- Philotechnic, a.fH 5 ^ fet*. ^rC^fJT^^TT^ft Philter, *. 35fT^lR^^^,^T?1,CsrT?:, &* Phiz, ^s. c^t^lT ^T^T? W, ^W^, ^TTTJ Phlebotomise, «?. J& CUt^ 6 !-^, ?^-^Tv51 Phlebotomy, 5. ^ CHt^«l ^1 ^T\5t^T, Tp^ Phlegm, s. CSftBfl, ^^p, ^TTT?", ^^H5?T Phlegmatic, a. C^fe^, ^^t, C$^\ ^1 ^^? Phlegmon, *. ^"TcTTW 5#tt%, C^pTv^I Phleme, s. sreTft? ^r^C^t^^T^rc^^T^t?: Phlogistic, a. ^^^*ttcT, ^T^fSi^^, ^^ Phlogiston, «. ^ll^Mc'WftsT Phylactery, *. f?^#t^?T *f tf TC«faj**T*fj Physic, s. &ft^, faffj^ *TT3, f5f%**rt Physical, a. £|-?1 Picaroon, 5. JTJjj, \5T?1, C*TCT- Pick, v. sftc^-^rt, STl?*F ^firal-«T1 ; *T^, T5R, 3wfafa^*, 5TTT%T1 *1 ^ff^HSfsS, (■a lock) ^T«n1 ^Rf *1 •* Pickle, 5. ^rt¥I?T,^Tf f 5 * j W***W [ ; srT\*nf* *R«lSjCS!- Pickle-herring, *. ff3>* Pied, a. WSttjift, fjzsfkftt, f*^1 Pier, s. MM, f«T^«t1, s[Tv, f<«TTC^?: ^t^ Pierce, v. RSf, W , c^Pf -^.fw^-^f^^-^?, Piercer, *. R^f ^C^ C^T ^"1 irT^1, *&U ^ Piercing, a. ^t^F, ^"fS^r, "^Te 1 , "ST^^*^ Piercingly, «*F, %TT? ; ^t«T ; C«fIBf*t?Tl PIN [ 251 ] PIS Pikeman, s. ^fsrsft 71 7*fT7T Pilaster, s. ^Hf^jTJ "§¥; K7>Tf f*fcT*n Pilcher, 5. ^1 : 7C57 ^1*T; 7TE *l 7 7**rt; (a funeral-) JWi Pile, v. 0. ^*T-^, ?Tf*f-^, 1 71 *|tt% Pilferer, s. 5T, 7T31 Pill, *. *fihFl, 7\5T, Sf*T, ^7C77 7v5t Pillage, s. ^T*f ST?T, eT1>, \5T3?Tt %, *fi> T?^ Pillage, ». «T1>-^, ^*f * 7«l-7*, m^ftf^T? Pillar, 5. ^, *TT*r, f*fST*ri Pillared, a. ^frfM*, ^Tf t%, Sim* Pillion,* ^C^«7 ^rtC^TSE^^ft^R Pillory, 5. ^FT^TT. ^Tfo3m>,*f373f7C*r7 Pillow, s. $*n*m, ^tfir^, ^1%7i, ffttl Pillow-case, s. TTfircT? «"7T\5 71 C«tT*T Pilose, or Pilous, a. C3>*f7, C^TT'spf, C5TR- Pilosity, s. c^ftPW, C3PT751 [f7f*r^ Pilot, 5. 3STST, *Tt>Jl, *TTf% Pimple, 5. 7«l, 7v$fo, fTOH?TT>sr, ^TfScT Pin, «. <5TT5?*?to, *rai, n^, 7sT*t?f, i ; ^w c1 71 c^rsf-'srTirr^TtTc^ 7^-3* Pincers, s. ^t^tf^f, OTT>^1, fssn>1, f^ft Pinch, 0. WMS - -^, f&^, f^^l, «fTTO1, froSY-^ri* ; *ft\5i-c*f ; 7k^ 7jC7>7/ ^T^C^ Pinchbeck, s. CTT"5l*n, 7T$f7t*f7" Pincher, 5. fr^r? 71 Jl Pincushion, s. ^T^R OT1 ^7 7Tf%*f Pindari, *. 7t^*fTv?, sjC^?1, f^ f BT7l 2 k 2 Pine, *. C?7Tft?F f *F, ^Tt^?T «ft^ Pine, r. -^SCtf c^TTC^ 71 ^f%«TR7 5t^-^, f *f-^, sf7i^'< ^ Pinnace, 5. f^ffRTT *U® C^>^1, ^ S?T^T®f Pinnated, a. *f^T Jr%, C^STt^ ^Jt^ Pinnacle, 5. f*f*n, ^1, ^^7, W? 7 » *J^ Pint, 5. ^TPf JTl^^f f?5TTC«l CTf^F C*TT^n ; *TTt^ Pinus-longifolius, 5. Pine cw$ [C^t^rT Pioneer, *. fo*J*K *ff7^t^^r, C7=?T?r7 Pious, a. f t?*f 7T-, f^fw^f^-^ Pipe, 5. ^TC%7 TrtnT*fT7, fpf^fl ; gf-it^t, ^T«rr, Sfw } C7^, ^7^t, 7\-«ft, TfWt ; (a smoking-) ^%1, ^T^tC^?" 75, f*f^ Pipe, v. w. 7\ ,c ft^R-rtt^, C^TwfNrf^lft Pirate, s. ^^t^Tt^, §i^CM7, C7rc*T??T1 j Piratical, a. ^^T^T?"^, ®?rf*fc«T ejt^Tff), Piscation, s. "5I«,7fJ 77«l, ^^J7JTT7 Piscatory, a. TT^^TJ^r^#Y Piscivorous, «. st^j^rf, ir^Trj^t^ ^7^. Pish ! m(/. ^7^151?^ ^7J7 «t^f, ^r<^ Pisiform, a. Tr^ 3*^F, m^^T; «• w. m^^r- Pistole, s. ^TJtftCR", PH5S1 Vi i ^sfj Piston, s. 3T?pftel WvfJ ~%fSfJ TT» Pit, *. 3*3 ; tf^T?, «T|5i ft Pitapat, s. *f3R, *r3>;*, 9r *ft% Pitchfork, s. 3? fwcsfr 37*5T*J *TS1 Pitchy, a. ijRR*, 3?m, C^T3\ ^RTfa<3 Pitcoal, *. ^Nlft? 31 ^T^?t? 3ni*Tl Piteous, a. cnmfasl ; TfuHt*T, 3>3?«|T- *nr ; c«*r 31 c*tt*sr* ; ^sc*r?r fre* Piteously, arf. C*n^Tf^?jC*f, 3J*fT«pK*f Pitfal,«. ^Tf^ «rre, C5R1 «T5 [*5T, ran Pith, s. ^OT?" TffWI, STT^SF, *IT? ; ^?TR, Pithiness, s. **T, C^St, ^*TR ; *rT"3" 3T3*J Pithless, a. <5RT?, RC^lf, ^I*fS» Pithy, a. TT5STT*T, m?ra, TT?Rf*f^ ; |?> Pitiable, a. fmni? OTsfJ,3>R, ft*n*r*t?, c«r«r* [^» ^^ Pitiful, a. 3>?F«iR?, f *fRR, WTTcT ; ^ % Pitifully, acT. C?tP$TfTOliC*f, f3*TT*f^C*T, Pitiless, *a. f *fT?f*^, f^fcjT, R*?, ^^ Pitman, 5. ^T3>t?r 3>?s: 3*E3" C3, «R^*U1 Pit-saw, s. 3\5 , T51-3>, Pivot, 5. WSFR ^t*PP, ^TcT, CtfTSf, CSTT^ Pix, s. ^tSC^ttpf #3*1% 1 Placability, 5. *TreTO«forei, ^^t^tT^^I Placable, a. *TC<3t?T^, *TT^J^ ^^T^^, Placableness, 5. ^C^I^^t?^!, $*f*fnn^1 ] PLA Placard, Placart, s. frofiar »f5, T?rt5ttTT»T Placidity, or Placidness, *. cft'STJ^I, *ffa- ^»^, ^ft:?"^i, ^f^i, c^T^sT ^^T3 Placit, *. ^5lT53l, ^TCW*f, *J*T1, t^msil Placket, «. -5lT9f?R ^©CTfC^? ^mt^t Plagiarism, *. C^r3?lM?, < *R3;, ^HT^t^3? C^T^, ^R^ ?FC?r STR1, ^T«TW, 3TS!Tt Plague, ». irr^g^-^, c^*r ^§, T^J Plaint, s. TfT?^^, ^TT^tT^, t^W^^,^Tfw^T; Plaintiff, 5. ^f%C^T^1, ^TT^T^ft, RC3TR- Plaintive, a. f3cnT'»?t, T*f^?r c^ft- ^\51, C3>mJ^, "^R\5TJR [t3/^JT5T-^ Plait, v. C3?T51, T£tt^- €tlf-3» ; ^fr^ ; C3>*f Plan, «. ^^^1, ^P ^, f*t*R ^^ ; ^TW*f, 3R#T, **pi, ^3?*f1, ^t^|% [^fT35 Plan, v. 3?'°5R1-^[t$"-3?, ^3^f1-3?,^Tf t%- PLA [ Plane, *. U'T^tST ; C#*1, f ^tC?T C$*m Plane, v. TTt^t^-^ ; C? 5 ^-^, ^T^-^ Planer, s. ^MT? ^^C Wf®^ **H, Plantain, s. ^W^t, ?T«1, ^^1, CTTtf *p*T Plantal, «. "|^ 31 ?Trf%3"T?: 1[TS, AlV\ pra^T Plaster, 5. SfsrTT?, S^T*, C*T*f ; 2fr*T*f, Plaster, v. ^TOTO-^, C^T^; 2fCc^*f-^TT^f1 Plasterer, 5.^** <5, TS^nr "*rf^fi> ^T!?: C*T Plastering, 8, C*f *R, |^?FT*, £fC*I*R Plastic, a. ^T^1%3P1 [fwrf*f Platform, s. ttsjs, irTFl, 'STTSR, 5^1, C<*T1, ^^^T^T, ?TJW, ^T§1, ffnt, H5fT^, ^mrai, ^*v, ^T^^ ; ^TSiT^ ; (-ff round) #^1?^"^ ; (childish-) C^Crf Cv5l-C^r^1- Player, *. ^tvF^, C. C^TTU C^t^^C^? C^*TW-^, Pleadable, a. ^K^WJ, C^^^T^f T1 ^?"- 2T|T^- Pleased, «. ^^1, Vp, £T^^ ^^^, ^ft Pleasing, a. ^TC^t^, ^T^?"^^, W^?, Pleasingly, ad. ^C«TT«J^^, ^T^^WC^f, PLI [ Pleasurable, a. ? [^*TT Pleonasm, 5. gfraTSRtfef?^ 3"TE* C^t^f, *fT^- Pleuritic, «. *reT*«C^3> C?Tsft Plevin, *. in law, f^*&3 3T«?J, fa%1 3"5^ Pliable, a. ^ TfT, SW* StW^aft ^R*r^ Pliableness, 5. ^01, •nRntatfl, ^*F51 Pliant, «. ^*T, ?w, 5gp*j, ^ir, ^*T^ Pliantness, s. *pt*tft$D ?T5[Sl, ?W^1 Pliers, 5. C5TTS11, C*mWIJS Cttt f&*rift Plight, *. TpTl, ^f^d; *ft%; ^T*T; ^W^ Plight, v. «. ^snfsf-c?, *^-tff 31 ?T< Plinth, 5. ^C^^T f*f\5> 31 .ft? ^T5f, C*fT- 254 ] PLU Plod, v. n. *ff?3f^-^r, ^^frffC* J 31 , -&;§?- ^ ^C?" C^T [^C*f^ Plum-cake, 5. $*$ JT^Tt^X^ £T^« ^Tt- Plume, *. f*f-4T1, ^Wl, *fW f^C?!^^ 6 !, Plume, v. «. *[9r! ^1 f*fC?"T^"«|.«f?r,f*r- Plummet, 5. ^^^r, ^IT; ^t^T? ^^^tf^ Plump, «. «ft?"?r, ^$«2$, C^TT^I, ^^fd Plump, v. «. ^f^tt^l-^ ; ^^nr-^" Plumpness, s. ^"*>*J*>^1, ^*j1$*, ^^ffesr, Plum-pudding, 5. fp^t ^ ^^f Tf t^TlW'C^ Plumy, «. f e r««rt^,*f^iT-?r,'5tr^, C51 Pneumatic, a. 3t?r*Fg'^ft?, *t?rsr?r Pneumatics, s. ^T^T*t 31 3t?TftTni, ^^T^ Poach, v. ^fpref-3*, «5r\?^T«f-C^f ; •Jtf- *T?" *fttt*" ^*f S^T 6 ! 31 $t-3* Poacher, a. *[*f*T?[ *ftt1f ^{*f^T3:3? Poachy, «. BJ5JJB1, SteTl, f%«1, ^^©fC?" Pock, *. **TC'3^ 3T«1, Sift ; (-Ao/e) 3?T^*f Pocket, s. sft^, 3Sf%, cs?3" Pocket, v. «. ttffsrre 31 C©C3-3" ^tsul^T c*TT*n Poem, 5. 3*|3J, ^?I3"$1, *f*f J Poesy, *. R33; Poetaster, s. ^3>fi?r, ^*f J*> 3>RJ3»3: Poetastership, s. ^^pfir^l, ^*T ^fr^l Poetess, 5. ^pf^r iff, <*T3JtfTlSrqY Poetical, or Poetic, a. ^T^JTOWt"?, 'PfTfJ, ^T*ft?, 3>f3^tST?r, 3>t3!R^ Poetically, ad. *fTf J^C**f, 3PT3753t«prft?", Poet-laureat, 5. "^TSf^fa, BR*fifta 3H3J- Poetry, 5. c#T3>, ^«f, gjfasi, T3J, *firJ, c#T3» 31 3*137 3^1 Orjh *r*r Poh ! intj. Tp, ^J1, TpTp, fefe, ^r^f^sr Poignancy, s. SfRsl, vsWsi, 3RrSl, C^Sf ; Poignant, a. $\ , TO*®, 3*^ ; *ft\33*, SHtaT*?" ; ^3t*p*f3*, $\ft*J Point, *. ^T*r, ^3^T«r, ^T5f1, W1, ^*T ; jpgRl WOTJ^ST; (a moment) ftfrT, 255 ] POL cf^^l j (« cape) C§3» ; (state) ^I3Tl, tf*f1, 9f^ ; (a stop) COT ft^, f^^ ; (aim) fa"*?, ^rt%2j-T"?T, ^t*f?, ^T^J j (0/ ^e compass) firX; v5TC^ R^3^1-3? Poison, *. C^\5, ^TSTfjT*, f3^T, 9f?;^T, ^f^"?: Poison, v. «. R^T^-^, "^"^ITIT-^, f3"5"-C^ 31 f31F, ^3>4?T?>, 3T37t%C3t3f3f*T^ [>e1 Polemic, *. f3^3?3J,3T3t;l3;^^t3F«1, f33R- POL [ 256 ] PON Pole-star, *. ^ ^T?1, ^5* S>t?1, ^«?T Police, s. 7{9tJ jmtf *TT*re, ^tfT W, Police-man, *. C^1A^T*T, WTE?"T*f1 ^)T# Policy, 5. ?T©^t^, ?T©J «TT»RTl^; *rfe Polish, «. *rf?wr?", "srtw^l, $wf#, appn* Polish, z?. *ffihH*T?:-^, ^ ^T#, C®Sfl-*F, Polisher, 5. "ssreV, "STTW, «f%^^,T^fS^1, Polishing, *. HT#*, "SP^i, CSSH ^?"«1 ; ^TlfT- Polite, a. f*rs>mT5T?V *rere1, ^Zl^h Politic, or Political, «. $|N$tfMftp£ftr ; Politically, ad. J Im^tU ^ZH 9 WH^Wf^ Politician,*. 5TTOTnmfr*JTC**1,5'5ftf§® Politics, *. ^T^t^, 1 sfTW ; 43? #f Pollen, *. C3>, ^, Polluter, *. ^r*f1%4 ^TO *1 ^ **1 Pollution, *. ^ T>T3R ^" 1 l>tlf C3T$1 Pool, *. ^J SF*iT*r?r, *p$f?r«ft, -sjf ^ Poop, 5. ^TSTCSF?" ^w^rsr Poor, a. nSTRJ^, t^s^", fsfSR, TffSftf, ^T^TcT, 9f?to, ^S^rt; («;««£, fe«w) "J^cT, #t«l, ^*T, C?"T«f1 ; (»i«w, paltry) ^s-rsr, oftfsf, ^t&, ^*T|n£; (barren) poor, ^tWTl% ^^5, *f?fa C*JTC^T1 Poorly, a. ^^^, *frvgT*T^-, f *T, ft°S% ; ad. Pop, s. sT^T^^nr, ^it«, *m Pop, v. a. ffvsjns 3ef?in £W*r-^ [*rj^ Pope, *. *TT*T1, W^t^ 2f^T^ srTSf^ H *BfrT- Popedom, 5. *fT*TT?" *T*r 31 W^T?: Popery, Papistry,*. *TT*fT Popinjay, s. W *f«pt ; <5TT>tfcT*?n ; Tj*5T- Popish, a. ^ft R1 Poppy-seed, 5. C*TT^ ^C5F?T €t«r, G*TTC^?r Populace, s. t$J C*TT^, sran?1, CSTTW*^ Popular, «. ?T^ fgfTT, ^^ C^TT^ 3T*re ; £ff*TW, *rt*TT?T«l 3 £TTJ T, *n*RJ Popularity, s. f\^ fgf *f^S Possess, v. ^f*Ttf T?>*, ^fWT?T C^T^T 31 Possessed, «. ^if33>T, C^Ttf^S, t^Pf^, tf"^ ; (5y evil spirits) ^$Tt3"3>> ^"^fT^ Possession, s. ^srfsf^TCF, ^f%^t?", W^TeT, Possessive, a. ^tfk'&l'gWfF, Tf<«T^T?[t ; in #rawi. t^W 3T'5^' [Jf'tfwWt?" Possessor, s. ^^Tfa^T?T,^T^, wV3*TJ, Possibly, ad. 3=f^C3, f3> ®T#, ^tc^ *fTC?T, Post, *. \5T3?, *TT§\5J1, *f4 3mT*fj, "^H ; ^R, 9fR1, ^T^SI ; 3?T%^¥, ffi ; (-paper) ft^tj 3WS? Post, w. 3F59f j%-<£, *f^ 31 C3EST #T ^R-3? ; Postage, 5. \5T3> TTT^pT, \57C3T3" 1%ft?r srt- Postboy, s. *TT^%31, vSTT^^tsn, \57f H1 Postchaise, s. ^Tf? T5T^T?T *t$tfNl tfTHS Postdate, v. a. £f3>^ 3FTC*TT«^, ^ZJ, Posteriority,*. ^T^^^T,*f*5T'5f^n5l,^e3?, fsKg;- Postexistence, *. ^Tf^Sf^T, *T3"3" C^sTTWl Postmark, *. Ftft>3: ^*fT- Post-office, or Post-house, *. \£T3» *5I3; Postpaid, a. \5lC^5n *r*r53t-3;T4r Postponement, *. t^*«T^^T, C^fl" «l , ^f f% f^TTI , fcw, ^c=T53t 31 %ftt ?TT^f"=T [3^1 Postposition, *. *fC?T f^fo, *fC?T ?7*RT- Postscript, *. C^TvS"^^, *£•**& ^^"^ Postulant, *. gft^, ^TI^^, ^TT^T^^i Postulate, *. "^^T^i^, ^t^^frST ^3T^J, £f^T«l 3[1ifi ^]^«fW [^«>-3? Postulate, v. a. ^irT s l3Jn5"C3"C3> C^R *fW Postulation, *. ^T2f"5TTC^ ^ ^ 3I^J ; gfT^Rl Postulatum, *. ^2pnt«l ^ ^?f 31 ^"R Posture, *. ^IW13;^JT^, ^IW^T^, WW, Posture-master, *. W5Ft3RjT?r f^^T^fT^I Posy, *. ^T^nfY?" C^TTPfT 3T^J; *f^f^"^ Pot, *. ^Tcft, ?"W^T «ft3T, iift, hmfa i (a large-) tl\51 ; (« water-) ^v\^^v[^\y (a metallic-) ^ft, 5fT^; CW?fi%, *fTM*n Pot, v. a. C®r% "^37 flHSC^ 31 -^T^ Potter, *. 3^rTT^, 32^3>T?", ^^T?: Potter's-kiln, *. C*TT^R, 32^^TC3:?f ^t cTt^T 777*Tt?, ^^TtC?:?r *$& Pottle,V -STPfTtt^ *ff7^TC«l £fHT C*f\5 C*T? Potvaliant, a. ^m 7t*TT7*, *?:f*r?r W1 [^T5i1 Poulterer, 5. SjrfVf tl?n# ftc^l, *7f*T- Poultice, 5. *n^ £JX*T*T, *TT1 ><» 1>T, TjT«f- $qrl-*; *j^Kf 7^[- Poundage, s. ftrf^, 7?TT>, W^t? ; ^T# Pounder, 5. ^CT> C7 ; CTcT, ^?1, FTfc^l-C^f ; *^1, §ffe 31 71 Tnrc^Tt?-*?^ ; "^S^KS ^f?T"?n-' s TvS Pout, ». w. 1 Powder, 5. Tjr«f, STOT1, STST! ; C*C*r 1 Powder-flask, 5. ^t^CTf?" pfifct, *T??fnrfa Powder-horn, 5. 7t^ff*fT^, 7TWW? f*fWl Powdering-tub, s.^K^T^*! ^^«lT^t^ Powder-magazine, 5. 7T?FT T "5T?1, Practice, «. W^%R, ^l^JT*T, 5TI%, ?tl%, 7J75:T?-, ^pTtsr*, ^\%\?t ; 7JT*fT?- Practise, v. f, ^??r, ^T%T, 7J7^:T?"-^^JT^r- Practitioner, s. ^j^^lHf, ^i"» Jl^^o] Praecipe, s. ^T351, ^TCtT*f ; ^iT^m *f5 Prsecognita, 5. ^J#St^ "^"3"? >T^^T Pragmatical, «. ^^rTf5^ *p«ff, ^^"fV^T?'- 15^1, ^5j?r1^f ^' Precedence, or Precedency, s. 2ptHtSr^5% Precedent, a. ^WRt, Wf*f¥l, ^ffi, Precedent, s. ^R% Tr^T^ ^*T, *2^3>T Preceding, a. *J3S?R, ^TtftfT^rt, ^t?R^¥ Precentor, 5. ^ 9ftt^, Sf^TT^T sflW Precept, 5. ^TO^f, ^TSJl, ^f *, 'fafa, 13^R, 373^1 ; (o/a cowr£) *1R^R1 Preceptial, «. ^Tc??*iW, t^RRf^fd Preceptive, a. t^fV 31 ^mRtlft, ^tC^PT- ^T?ft, f3R sr^T^f^ Preceptor, 5. ^%DT*ffw1, ^^fCTft^P, #3*, Preceptory, a. fW-ffft^t, ^Ot^D"; s. fH- Precession, 5. <^T?pR ^S^T, sgrtfsrsR' Precinct, s. ^W t 5ft ?T, *TR3?tsn, ^$g«T, Precious, a. 3^;^ J, ^1"?fj, "J*Nj> ffilT Preciously, ao?. 3^*pTXWG*f J $f§r#WC*f Preciousness, *. T^^TT^I ; ^©TJ, 6"«i Precious-stone, 5. irf«f, W&t, ®f^3" ^WTtT ^*C Precipitate, v. ^KV C^j%¥l-CJ?, ^3SC5F- "Sfsj-^r; vST^Rtf^-^, Sf^^tlll *F^T-3? Precipitate, or Precipitous, a. ef^e, ^£f- t^3t^t, ^R3Srt3t, ^[f3t3^3>,f^f^,*r$rT$f^ f3t>reir, ^r^TRf^r [f%$ ??c*f Precisely, ad. '&^,R^t^, faR&^3l 3E*TT- Preciseness, Precision, s. ^f^cTS", t^*&?, Precisive, a. R*&TW, fa*&H ['J^f^ Preconcerted, a. ^^t%^t^, ^Tf^^fTT?:^' Precontract, s. ^4 ^5^ Rsfr^ei 31 ^HF Precursor, 5. ^I?r?r^1, ^^f^t^Y,^ [R^ Precursory, «. ^vr^ T ^" 5 SfT^R^, 2f^T- Predaceous, «. c*r§ ^i ^ft^^ej ^«|^t^t Predal, a. W^^T?>, W^T ^f«5fT^Y Predation, s. ^T^R^ei, s^^|r^, C^t^fjff^ Predatious, a. CF^J^o J*T©tTt, ^"^f^T?:^ Predatory, a. Wl; ^RT, T^^Tjfr, ^«T^R

Pre-establish, v. a. *Jc^ f%j% 31 f T*R-^, Pre-exist, v. a. «J *1 f%«t, ^t^T^-f%-$t Prefatory, a. ^T^tPT^i,*rpR Wl Prefecture, $. ^nf*T*T5T, ^Jv?^1, «»^pw Prefer, v. a. STC^T^S*-^, ^fw ^T*T-3"T*T ; Preferable, a. ^TC^1 ^>T*T, ^U3", «tC^" 3M 31 C3T'»f-'?F ; *. in gram. ^*f?T$f 261 ] PRE Preform, v. a. «TOfr-fffc, «JC3£ f^frt«l-3? Pregnancy, s. ST53T?*!, ^ra Prejudication, 5. -sjc^ JTC^^^I ^1 ^1?^;T Prejudicial, a. ^*T f^ygjt^^'» ^iT^Tnr^; *. ^#iw, gfw, gw^i Prelude, *.fC^" C^^^1-C^f, gf^JT- Premonition, *. £t^JT^*f, *T#C^^^1 PRE [ 262 ] PRE Premonitory, a. gf^JTUpft *J#cra^TWTft Premonstrate, v. a. *TC^-Tf is fi> Wf*[^rl-

?«i ; ^RTnTTSR 11 *fC# 2pf3" **?T«I> •JJ^tCSTt SR, efNf^ 3"^ 5 £f^5 ^t?TC^ IKI Preparatory, Preparative, a. ^TOTSR^, 2p§S n ^; sfi^^r-^ Preponderance, s. ^T1 Preposterous, «. ^3T"5F3", ^Tgl, t^***?!^, Preposterously, ad. ^5T^1 11 WTSf 3T?TC*T Preposterousness, s. ^ifW^lf tl*f ^[ta ^^^C 6 !, 4*{f% Presentment, s. £pgTl^J«l, ?T^«I, 2ft%*fT- c^, <^1, ^^T *t*f, ®^ ; Y°^" C^TTT ?-*?"; (to crowd) 1%v5~, C^cTt- C^f%-^ ; (to urge) ^CsS^T!-^ Press, s. TTJT^S, WMTa. a. ^Ce^T^T^^SKT'nTsft, s5F51"M*H^t, ^ Tf^^TFt OTTr «J^" ^l?"^ Presumable, 0. ^^7, ^tsnr, ^*f c^J Presumably, ad. ^f^TX, ^•jX^?^*! Presume, v. w. ^•J'srfa-^, ^ST^^-"^, ^r, Presuming, pa. a. ^^»T3"J,^»£5rPT^TF5 ; gfsfeTO, Tsmwt, fa^fo [>T ^Si?, *T*rai ; Preter-imperfect, a. in gram, ^ntJSTJ Preterite, a. in gram. ^^^^TcT, ^w^^T^T Preterlapsed, a. ^€\^, Sf$-, ^^UtCW ^T^1 Pretermit, v. Wtf\5?1-CW, ^wf^^II-^l, >»3HFj Pretermission, 5. ^lf%?r ^^^t^, ^^f^^TT^t Prettily, ac?. ^t ^rwT^?T ^1 ^^ ^C^f Prettiness, s. 1^^^lfi, Prevenient, a. WR^f ; ^fT^^^t^ti#t?r- Prevent, v. ^T? 6 !-^, t^C^T^f-^, f^^TT?T«l-^", Preventible, a. ftttJ&V, fe^^fj, f^^T^TJ Preventing, «.RCTT5!f^,R^t, *[# S T| 1, %F1, ^T^1-"srT?T ; Pricking, s. SI1WV5J ^TJT1, ^^T [WfN Prickly, a. 3s«t? f^ , l1^'C ,c t'^' Prince, s. ^T®t^HT?r, ?rT®?*£3, ^?tSf, ?t- Princedom, 5. ?rt@Tf>r?Pt!r, J1WJ ; C^?TT«J Princelike, «. "^T^^«., ^TCSfT^f^ 5 Prince^, a. ^TSf ^W^f?, ?TC®iT t%f*f1 Priory, 5. *r8TJTf*nr ^TSf*, ^WT^Tk^ ifa Prism, *. Ff$-t^fJT?r ?Rn3C 2 m 265 ] PRO 3 SF^T^T ^"1^1 ; (marriage-) ^1s^5r1, £fT*f, *frs, 2j"T^-^, ^TTfTOl-Cff; C^f^Tf^ [CW31 Procurer, s. £fT*ra, f^TTS^; C^TThfl, Procuress, s. ^^^t, "^^Y, <^Tv?t, 3JSJcft Prodigal, «. ^fj37?t, ^r^Rjft, ^Stl^?1 Prodigal, s. ^Rf%^jft, ^•tfn $re^i [37TT Prodigality, 5. ^fOT}ftn?1, ^Wnr,^f%- Prodigious, a. £f3?T3, ^8ff%^^, ^W? ? Prodigiously, «c?. ^t*S*fj 31 "^^T^" ^"f Prodigy, s. tw*W*(*, ^n*^I ^*£& 31 Prodrome, 5. ^tfsrtsrt, *f ?TS3T?", ^Jtf^l Produce, v. fNi, cw<1, ^BTCj-^T^ ; srarl, Produce, 5. ^5*f m, W,*T^7, mV&, $ 5, *f-^-- Producent, s. #re *TC^ C^wflS C% [TTTSl Producible, «. ®^J, ^^T*Rt¥, ^*TTJTJ Producing, a. SR3?, ^vflTf 3», ^K*fF%3F3" Product, «. §*«ra" ^^1» ^**fi%, ^p*t, cf^J, cnT^; in an'M. Tpfsre ^r^ ; Tre^n Production, 5. ^3, ^^"^ 3Fgtq, SR^", Productive, «. ^^T^^^,^*TT*f3>,'*F« ; T- Proem, 5. ^tf*" 3^1, £jp%T T^^> Profligate, s. TC$\tfft 9 «tT*fTlTl, 9f^t, Profluence, s. £f^^^, ^ r ?" 6 i, ^, ^t^^ Profluent, a. gJ^T^, C^T^t^f^t^ Profound, «. 9f §t?, 9f^t?T, ^^fTSf, 9f^?"1 ; Profoundly, ««?. 9fT#€jW^ ; ^T^jf^^- Profundity, Profoundness, s. "JtTsT^fj, sf^t- Profuse, a. ^r*TI?i^^ ^"J?\ ^^f^J?t, 3T^- Profusely, ad. *$\U, f^f^c^t^, cstra [^R^fs Progeny, s. 3\~r, <£eT, C9ft5, ^^t^,^"^:T^, Prognosis, s. C3TC>f?r ^wtf^ cT^«<, 2fT^T3 Prognostic, 5. ^^"^"J^t^J, ^Tf3*T&3> fl>^, Prognosticate, v. a. ^It^-^st, ^Tt3/ f^3"?T- W*fl, ^Tf3*J^1-q3A, Sfl^^tsr Prohibit, v. a. ftC33-3*, 3T3«1-3s, fc3T3«i, ^TT^1 [C33J Prohibitive, Prohibitable, a. t?IX334>, R- Prohibitory, a. f^3T3«!3*rjft, f^C33T*f^ Project, s. 3**^1, *f 3l^f, ^nt?, f3?f%3 Project, v. ^^srl-^, ^1^-^, ^*ft?T-3», Projectile, a. £tr5?*T<5> ; s. C3C*f 2ff^^ 3^ Projection, s. C3C<>f gJ-C^^f*! ; C3f??1 *T S^T, 3Tft3 ^«^, msfl, C3f33i »rc9 *rrei ; 3T^, 3**^1, f^pf^F?r [C3 Projector, s. 3» cr *T7rT 3*C3: Projecture, s. G3f3 sH *TC\5 G3 ^\% C3C3«I Prolapse, v. ^H5*ni ft^K^tH 3TfS3-S Prolate, v. a. ^55T3«l-3>, ^^-^^ Prolate, a. Tft fflfWf ppfs^ cn^t^ Prolation, s. ^555t3«l ; STfof^l, fasTO Prolepsis, s. 3*T*T *f«Rni f3* W ^33^T*T 2 m 2 ] PRO Proleptical, a. ^tfsfT, ^^^f^Jl, ^^^p?T1,' Prolix, a. 3"^;^, 1%"^?', ^Tf^t^" ^tf^ ; 3*^!- ^r^j^j?it, #r^it, , c'T^I-'^, Tft"^ 1^^T"?r-^ Prominence, 5. ^I?. a. 3?f^?H 31 3f%?1-CV, £f^f%- ii^1, C^T1, ^3^1, §^|T^T^^"51-^ PRO [ 263 ] PRO Prompter, s. ^jfe«R3r t ^t?V,^?*rTW, Promptitude, or Promptness, s. *r^?rTl, Promptly, ad. *lti>V5, a ffji ^TRWC^* Promulgate, or Promulge, v. a. OTt^l, £t- ^T*r-*r, csrr^l-^, gfst?"-^, ®Tft-^, mfsr-^, ^sr*w ^cw^r-^ Promulgation, s. £f5T?T 2f^t*f *1 HT?1 Promulgator, Promulger, s. CSTW T^ol, Prone, a. ^srcSTTWT, ct^^f, ^§"i *ft«T, TFTcT, C^T^1 ; (disposed to) ^^.<$, f&ft\ Proneness, s. C^1 [^Tf^T^ Pronominal, a. Tr^T^T *t*T*re€t?r, *t&- Pronoun, s. in $rraM. tt^RT'SI Pronounce, v. #^; ^GST?" 6 !-^, feef^Mf ; (« judgment, sentence) tSl^^-CW, Tf^T^I-CTf Pronouncer, 5. ^^T- Propagator, 5. S**fPf*P, 3"^?V, ^Jf^T^ Propel, v. ^C^*f-3>,M«Tl,^C*r dt%?1-C^ Propend, v. C^t^ #C9f-W, ^W^TT^-^ Propendency, s. ^•j^TTST, T5«Wl, ^^T^l Propense, «. ""it^T, ^si^r^F, fu^W, "^PT^ Propensity, 5. ^1, tm> ^^TO, ^T^T- fc*- *fW$i, twNi, ^mfb* Proper, a. ftt, t^5f, ^5tf*R, ftt*f ^ ; (/ft) 3?- (e#actf, >W) U ^ Properly, ad. TTQttC^T9fT, ^fa^irre, ft*** Property, s. $T«1, *fFT^ frCT* *K Wt*, 1^3", 7f^Tl%; real property, ^1, ?Wt^ [«R Propulsion, 5. ^T?f «>"3"e| , ^RTTCSf C^fsTTTI Of- Prorogation, 5. CSffa ^r«i, t^?TTsr, ft?rre, (-0/ Parliament) t\wT8t?r ^PT»T?" Prorogue, v. f^R-^, C^ft*!-^", ft«TO**j Proruption, 5. C3"CSf f^5pR, ^^, ^f^?T1 ^§- Prosaic, a, *nrjTT?T, *r*fJT3ft$rj, sfffJTs' [fc* Prosaist, 5. SHfJCrK^, 9f?J?^^T^^1 Proscribe, v. a. gfWST^I 2f5T?T-3r, *T^T- Proscript, s. *T3fa *1 2ft«l *T3 ^TTSfTStt^ Proscription, 5. *7%^9F"?r«i ; *T3faff3 ; gJT«l- w^t^i st^nr *nr«i, ^ttt®i rapm Proscriptive, a. 3r*PJ*1 0T«iTF!3 ^TSSTsffa, Prose, 5. Stf J, SfitJ^fS [^T^ST^E^ Prosecute, 0. *T*SK-*tT3" ; ^rft^ ^>5s;-^ Prosecution, s. ^^^T^T; f^TCS'tM^f^'- T R?T1 Wl-^, wtsf- Protraction, 5. tW^"?T«i, I^sps, CTffa, wW- Pmtractive, a. {%fa*T, f3«^ 31 C5ft«i*FT1^ 31 ^«tCWW%, Proverbially, «c?.fT^T^Kof,^^f^^^^ Provide, v. gpW-V, fo"9T"?r-^; fa^T^-^, C3Tsf1, *J?T3^, falHI-^ Provided, ad. 3CPTS3; -££«*, 3*fjf*f3TTT«; Providence, s.tff 3, f^3HSl; T£??T*fr, *lf?- W*fPT5l, *J<# fe^F^I, fttT3SfT?T«l Provident, «. *ffTtsfc3$1 Prowl, 5. ^It^T^Tt^^i: 6 ! 31 ^T^«Tc3^R Prowler, 5. ^T^T? 31 e^>TC$f *nr«|^e1 Proximate, Proxime, a. ^»T3j3ft¥, 2f^Jt- ^■^, ^f^^, ^nt^, *rfirf$s, fa^ Prurience, s. T^tft^t', ^^^1, SFPgjRJl Prurient, a. ^oinim, TJs^T^tal, ^T^, Prussic-acid, s. C2J)f*1&, wft £J , *p^Wt*T*f ^ Public, «.5FrTSfT?T«l C^T^CW^tt^C^t^ *T3JT, ^<6si«r ; zre public, wft^TSSEgt ["?T?1 Publican, *. 3srtTTft, C^©- Publication, s. c"5TWI, 2Wf,£fET?T^r«l, Publicity, 5. gf&t"?T> £WT 3>?ci 31 ^6^r Publicly, «c?. £^T*f-3s, art3"«l1-3>, 2fM?r-^, 3j^-, aiTW^"€l Pucelage, 5. ^Tt3^3S, f TrT#"W, ^^"nST Pucker, s. OTSTfa, S^TT?, C^I^TR, €l® Pucker, v. G-3> 271 ] PUL Pudding, s. T£S$ 7?T>) ^Tt^1 f§S^7T 3t?t*T faW^ f*f^

^, 4^' "^i* 1 "' ^ mi ^^ » ^^, *f5T^» Puffingly, ad. ^tf«f?|, ^pf^, c^I^Fl, "SeTJ T •T^-'^ Puling, s. vfffe WT?T ^TT¥ f?^^ ^??;«j Pull, 5. TjT^R, ^T^^l, C«9^5T, ^T^, ^t^Tf^ Pull, v. a. G-fe, ^T - ^, ^WSH-^, ^C^T-^T^, dfrm ; ^^, ^fi; to pluck, &*$&, f^f Pullet, *. ?t^1 ^^^^t, *fl^1 *1 *ii Tr^r^i Pulley, s. ^f^f, ^f^f^^T [■WS' Pulmonary, a. Tp jt^^t ^r^Wt?, C^pt^t- Pulp, 5. ^r^r, ^fc^?: n^rj *i c^fsr^rt^n ; ^f, "g^, 3TT>1 5^7 ; ^T^^T^, ^^f1 Pulpit, *. C5TR s lTf, ^sf, €tw, *fcj Punic, a*^ftlf#, IStWWW, fa^Jl Puniness, s. ^Tp1, <^3l,#t«is1, *TT*TO Punish, v. a. fasf^-^F, *f$- *ftf%- ^T®1-C*f Punishable, a. W37, Jf^T'C, JfS^l, ^TTT- Punishment, 5. fa^, *ft1%, *% ^TSf1 Punk, s. mtpi; C**TJ1, 1, Punster, s. W^ffWmm, ifNWRWt^t, Puny, «. "Sjfj, <^", *fCT>, CWT1>, sfe *£T«l, Pup, v. n. <£^?1 £t^^-^» f^sir nt^-^; Pup, Puppy, 5. ^"W^^fT^^, ^JC<^«l1, ^"?T^J1, ^"^71 Pure, a. *£T, vfftn, 2l^T, «^l, 3f5, ^^ ; Purely, «£?. *fR5 f^^cT R^TSf ^1 ^^ ^^«f ; {merely) ^T3T, C^^^T, ^[?f Pureness, 5. ^jT1, ^n?"5"1, , s > ff?"^5't?', t^- Purgation, 5. *f f^3T- *Tt?WT?T- cfa ^?«l, CWt^^T^T^, t^OT^" fT^"5T¥l, C*ft^f5p ^f«T, ^TsT^" Purl, u. n. f^T* *t^ ?Ff??n-*fv? Purlieu, Si <^I%$, ^*TC?fi, fk^1 *1 *ftf% Purloining, 5. <5[*re?r«l, ^fWt?T $rt*t?n, **fcft, cm J1, ^«ft, c^m, ®tt*r?r *rw?n Purseproud, 0. ^^f*ff, %R*f3Tf, *T«nre Purser, 5. sTOCSf *f t?ST<£3F Purvey, v. *5WJ 3*7 csrT*f1 *1 ^T^l-^, Purveyance, s. ^5[TC"3T®R, ^*FJ J<37 l^#T^, Purveyor, 5. ^TC^TSf^^^l^^^J^J C*TT- Pumlence, s. C$W 31 ^ €? 3;^, C3Pff, *f5i Purulent, «. <:#*«£«£ *JOT¥, OR^f^ Pus, 5. 4§r, C3pr, SWfffc, f*R Push, v. d*r, d^r, if^r, cfcsri *1 sir^l-cir, Push, s. cten, 5ft^fi, d?r, tj5, ^mwm ; Pushing, «. ^CTf Jttft, ^?J^t, TOTSffi, Bfit Pusillanimity,*. ^TW/^?F$1,^T*^?F'*sn Pusillanimous, «. f^o^t^^t, ^3TT?- ^^5T?T Rf%53 ^HiTS ^T^T^t C^ ^T^ff?1 t3Jf J, ^fWflPtofaf, W%$ Quackery, s. C y53Tf^? Quadrible, «. ^CWT 6 ! ^ €^ 31 3>?H CSTttfJ Quadrifid, a. ^^K^f^^^J^Z 7 ^ f3^ s 1 Quadrifoliate, «. Ffpfcft, ^TT?T *TT^TW Quadrilateral, a. T^WN^^, W© *Tlft? Quadriliteral, «. ^vg^^T, "^v5jr^"5rTT Quadrille, 5. ^jfttTS" ; ^T*T CtfeTT/tsW^ Quadruped, a. V$&\W> C&NTI1 ; s. TF^W Quadruple, «. T5W#*1, Hf?£«l, "5^1 [«S Quaere, Quere, v. n. [Lat.] ffiTBSllTi gffr-^j Quaff, v. ^F5*f?r *TJf J *?T^- 3: «T^, ^t-wi, ^T?^t Quaint, «. ^5*, off^rft, t1> 3? ; *[^C*f , *ttf?T*fT- T>J3iC*f ; WW^tttt [C*fN^7 Quaintness, s. ^SBRfl, *fTfir*ffi>T, ^tt^J^ Quake, v. a. W*t$ ^Mj ^^^T^-^, *T?"- <*t3l ; s. cT$; 31 Quarrelling, s. f33TTf, W^L^cT, 3*9T^: Quarrelsome, «. "5^1", ^^T^^T^, f33Tifl", ^^t%?i, c$4 3 34^r#?i, fU ^^R Quarter, w. «. ^^3;^■ !C ^-3?, "tffj ^tsf-^ ; ^5T\*f-3? ; 3tT1-3?, t^TC^J? 31^1 ^1%-^" Quarter-deck, s. C*fKVJ f- Quartzose, a. 3^pf^^i[^, Sp^^ten ["^"^ Quash, v. 5T*f, WT3-, ^Tf*f^1-?T-«r ; W^^-^, f^r^r, ira-^ ; 37^-^, ^1, 3Tn5^-^ Quaternion, s. W$^ t ^TC3"3" ^T^ QUI [ 275 ] QUI Quatrain, a.F^ift *FfWl, 8 ^TWITC^T^ Quaver, v. n. fst*T-T!>R, ^~^ ^ZJ j%ffl>Jl, ^tf^- Query, 5. £f*fa, f^^Sat^Tl ; ». 2j"*fc-«p , fsf^t^T Quest, 5. <<5{*p^-pr, ^CT*«I, ^^T, ^Mt^T, Question, s. £f*pr, f®?^T*fl, ^TcT ; firTJf, Question, w.«1^ f gf*ft-^,i%53pTl-<£; «t#t- Questionable, a. *ff*5i96,tw 31 Ws%"Si ^, Questionless, ad. t^STTt^C^, fa*F?T3?C*f Quib, s. ww*f, ,-*rt^, ^S, 5T^H?T, f^gf, §jc#t; ^5T551, 9tfwT Quick, s. 3T©fa srt\*r, 3T@t^ 3*§ Quicken, 0. Wt 3-^31 ^^p^ffc^^CS- 2 n 2 Quick-lime, s. C*ft$fa C*TT^1 TjT4, ^3|r«t Quickly, atf. 3tft> !^, *ft^, 3F3?PC*r, ^3"T?T, Quickness, 5. "ft^STl, ^"31, C3'»r, 3P"5^1, Quicksand, 5. C"ST3;1 3T*?t [C"5"Sf, "ST^t^t Quickset, 5. ^T?1 ?IT^ ; «. a. "PT?T1 - wf t^f 1 Quick-sighted, a. W\WW$>> *i ; w. «. ^T^l Quire, s. ^TsfGSi?: tW"^1 , ^f^n ^1 ; 9ftC^^ RAC [ 276 ] RAI Quirister, s. $ft*T*P, sfTt*, sfTW *n>1 ; ^sf- Quirk, 5. , 5t\p ; *f©C*fT*r- cnT*r-3F, Quite, ad. ^11,1^^,^**^^, RTT^ Quit-rent, s. ^sir% ^f J ?T®F* *1 sit^Sfft Quits, ad. ^TT%re C-nSOTtf, *T^R Quittance, s. *f¥ *1 frWtS *TS, V&L [®*f Quiver, t\ w. ?fr*f, ^fT^-^ ^T?T^?'-^, Quivering, s. ^T*f^, 9^ Quoif, or Quoiffure, s. fef*1, H^T^?*! Quoin, 5. C^T 6 !, C^t«l1 ; ^t*T^, ^TS!*T1, ^t«ri ^z^ *&&n\ ^rT»i £f% Quoit, 5. c-*rf*r3?f Quotient, s. in anYA. ^f^", ^f* ^f?C*T C*T ?ft^ ^?, T«T1 -K. ite*, TTT^il, Regina, Rabbet, s. Wt? *!% 1 Rabbi, Rabbin, 5. f? ^ftcw?T *ffo§ *1 £?? Rabbinical, a. fiF^fl 5 ! 8f3^^ ^"J^ Rabbit, 5. *f*ra, C^'ft^T?', *Rsft*t Rabble,*. C^^^m^sp^t^SRsn Rabid, a. ?TTSTm, £f5% f«F3T, SWT*f Raca, |)A. ^«ft* C?T RCTT^, C? ^*ft

, ^W, SFTfo ; Racer, 5. *f T W ; C^rWwtc?? C^tv? 1 Raciness, s. ^Tft^^l, ^qTT ^fW, ^tf Rack, 5. ^nr«H CWS^Tsfasr, Tf^^l; ^3*11, Rack, v. a. W^^Tl Tt?T1 ^T3«l1-C?f ; C^f-C?, ^3*11 -CW; WitWui-^l Racket, 5. *P*T, c^T^TT^eT, C*ftTr?n ^¥ R3»H-^, Raft, *. (T»5T^, C«^1, *TT\£, ^T^T3T Rafter, 5. ^9f1, WTC^?" ^^"9f1 Rag, 5. ^51, C^^Fv5l *f?1 ; ^TtTJI Raggedness, 5. C^^\Ft*f?"«J *SRX\ Raging, s. C%% ; ?"T , >P c f}*i$1 [^TC^C^f Ragingly, ad. ^7[K^, St^^^rc^f, ^t^TTf, Ragout, s. (ra-ffoo) [Fr.] ^^, *Tf?^pTsi, ir«l-^-

f*fjTT> -"5TT?", vJvS^f, i$\£«fl ; S. *T^P, ^T^P, $\£5R Rampant, a. 3"^R, 3"T%^, ^rf*T^; ^M- TTTp^^rT, ^hfftTH, cTT^P?^\?1, SS£*T Rampart, Rampire, s. Wtftt^^ 2^lf\^i, Ramrod, s. ^TRt, ^)T*R ff% ^^Z^J 9fm Ran, Run f^?T^ ^^t"^T»T> Wl ; (he, or they) Of)fts<$ ; (I, or zee) C^n5T Ransom, v. a. ^^fJR?1 "5T3F "^1 ^^T?'-'^", Rant, 5. ^5R9l% ^I^J, ^^t^", ^^^Tt^ ; v. n. ^Rsr^'a'T^'J-^^,^'^-^ ^Tt-^ Rap, s. "511, C$1<$J, ctt^sn, ^^?-, *(TrT, mwft, CS*$J1, ^^T- Rascality, s. *TTC5f?T, C\5W?T&, fr^Tf*, Rascallion, s. ^f$ ^Tf*T"?n, T£$, ^R*, WST, ^T^t ; (-conduct) 1^l>*fTT??r«l Rase, v. a. f^*sf*T-*P, fs^1, ^t1f , ^TfaR-^l Rasp, s. %*fl; ^J*fi ; v. a. Id^UW, "51^ ^»3T Raspberry, Rasp, s. ^"q^ ^^TRC^tR Rasper, s.

; Rather, aa\ ^Tft*P5?1, 33A, ^?^ ; ^*f- Ratification, s. f^RRI 31 1%3" ^?«l, W £t^TT«l 31 ^Rjig 3R«1 [^J^-^F Ratify, v. f^3Rq-f^1T-^, f^3"-TfF-, Ratio, s. ^T<3, ^T, RT>T^ ^ <&"*!, 1^5 31 Ration, 5. fir^MS" fr?R R33"«l Rationality, s. RR f^l^R^R^,^^- Rationally, aa 7 . ^f^f%Wlft?l, ^fe^t^l, ^t^rt^s, sra 31 13R^1 ^t^^ Ratlins, s. wfw? f^f^?T *TT*f 31 G wsift Rattle, z>. 3<5V^,^^R*f#^;-3s, ^<*R1-^, SfTfa-CW ; ^^ *T$*. 31 3RV3? Rattle-headed, a. C^t€fa> RRR, "^^cT Rattle-snake, 5. ^TC^flT^tir frsrtST *T*f Rattling, s. <$%?f, 9t^5X , BUfqy ^f^f^"5l, ^^^«iT Ray, s. ?f^j%, ^I\% fej% Reach, v. ^T^^T^tt^l-^ 31 ^f*f-^, *f1, Re-action, s. £rf%^T?r, £ff^ff H5", etf^^T^ Read, v. ^RJ"?R-^, «tTt-^F, *fv? J ^^*rt- Read, pa. a. *?fir^, ^^t^,f ^t^R^,1^^, Readable, a. *ffcft?r, *f^^^J, ^T^J Re-adeption, 5. <^S2fT*f«l, «JRSgfTf% Reader, 5. ^^J^^^i, ^TW, nT^^^I Readily, a^. ^nf^^^C^f,^^"^^,^^^, Readiness, 5. '"Tt^l, Tf^^^l, 2f^^^1, Reading, 5. ^^J?^, ^1% *f^1, ^^fJt¥ REA. [ 279 ] REC Re-adjustment, s. c^F? ?r^p| ^1 f£^ ^?<1 Re-admission, s. «J^^«I, *piTT?r ^TpT- Re-admit, t>. a. ^^^f%«j-^F, fJ^ifsps^F-^s, Ready, a. §*ff%s, £f^S, tetrT?", ^5T?"; (prompt) £f37^*r3", ^*^F, ^fasra - ; (willing) ^Sr^", ^WT^5" ; (wear) f^^T>, SlW5; (-money) Tfsfff T>Tj% fw^1 *1 ijf sfttft ^T^fSf Re-animate, v. a. T\^t~$-^, ^®f ^-^, Re-animation, 5. JT^fa , *fa85T\*RF-^ Re-annexation, s. Reaper, s. *f*rjogjf^, *T*rJ C^T [^3 Reaping-hook, s. ^TP§?1, ^Tfe *fTJ^T^ Re-appoint, v. a. *f?T§rnr f^^HF-"^ Re-appointment, s. rftffett'il Rear, 5. *f*&T^T*f, f*fktv?t, t^C^J, *ttv5l-^, f*fa[- Rear-admiral, 5. ^ SfT^TSf *T*pnr ^*fj^ Rear-guard, s. t?RJ ^WSTttfV ?:w^ ?f *T Rearmouse, 5. ^n>fi>^1, 5T*rf^1, ^HF^f Rear-rank, 5. t*R;nrC*I<3[ fWcw?T ^t^T^ Reascend,».*j7T|TK?rT^«l-^, C*pT^531 %fc Reason, s. ?rf^, t^SlT ^?TC«j l"3',^»Ct^fj-f- Reciprocity, s. SjMtl C^fj^?«l Recision, 5. CW*R, ^RJsTI T1 fTTf . TO^TOTsf-^, ^T^m-^s, SfT*f Reckless, a. ^t^Tc*n$fT, t^f%3 Reckon, w. 5fej, *f«Rl-^, *r\«rji- ^Itt-^ ; Reckoning, s. sfa^l, csftftCSiW, f^Wr Reclaim, t>. a. ^c^TWT?T- *" , *T^£ <5j^ <*n*R-^T; ^t^^ «t4 Recognise, v. a, ^?r«l-^, fb»[, ^t^T"?-f?"?n-^sr Recount, v. a. 1^"§Tf?Tl 7W!-^5, ^"Ct^- Recourse, 5. ^*fr$T, wasHT, *T7r«l *T3Tl Recreant, «. ^t\5l, C^^ 5 ^jpSTjl^ Recreative, «. t^nr^Tffl' ; *rc^P*5R3r Recrement, 5. "SToTl, SftW, f*TT>1, , CfrfSTClf f^t-** Recrimination, s. £f TJ*f3"tW, £ft§*f^faTTF, Recriminator, 5. £f^7*raT*F3F?1 ^T*Y ?flF*Tl, 281 ] REE Reddle, *. «1, Redeliver, v. ^f^^HT T[jp-w, ^T^F^lTir-^, Redemption, *. 3j*T7 31 £Jf?rf*Fff YT?"1 f^*- Redemptory, «. "Slj% ^1 ^T?TC^2rw« Redhot, «. cTTcT3ir *TW? ^f^^T Redoubtable, a. ^UT^, WT"^ 4 !, ^?li^^ Redoubted, a. ^^I^e 1 , TT^f^", '^'?rT 7 PfF Redound, v. n. SfPS^ffTR-^, ^f^-^, ^"Tvgl Redress, s. £ff^^T?T, CffT^" ^^?T«I ; ^^f- Redress, v. £tJ%^Tir-^, CTfT^-^Sf ?"1 ; ^*T- Reduce, v. «. ^T*r-^, ^^1, ^J^-^, ^^-^s . Reducement, 5. TC^T ^J^T ^^T Tl VfTfTT <$J*{ Reducible, a. *p7( tt\ .$*T*s «. ». ^T*f-^ REF [ 282 ] REG Reel, a. ^X$ 9 U3t%, fcpj * ; ^j1^C*t^ Reel, v. •ttlft , ®\51 , ;*f*r-3* • ^cT^ri ,^ft?1 - Re-election, s. ^fsrsforf'ftvff ^3"^ C*f^? Re-embark, v. a. SitettSf ^sgfffa-^ Re- embarkation, 5. C^^tH ^f^Sgf^T^ Re-enforce, v. a. wfk* C*Rte«ftfB1, *ns^ 3C*T 3^3R-3*, aFpj^r-^ Re-enforcement, s. 5T3cT 3»3«l, l?nsU!ft?rl ?t3*t 1 [fi>ST«T Reform, v. W^tra ^tcT-^ 31 3>", 3^tf% 31 W&V1 ^JT*r-3*, 3331, ^T*T-3: Reformation, Reform, 5. 3>3lf^ *Tt?3^T, ^3>^1 ^Jt^T, ST^tra ^T*T 3*3 «1 ; *p- Reformer, *. ^f% 31 3^" *ft?3^I3r^i Refract, v. ^\3C?"«n ^?f-3*,3^*ri%-3i3l Refracting, 0. ^V$C3-*n 3^t^T^t Refraction, s. 33F*fj%, ^3C3**TT3 33p^1 Refractive, «. 3^ 31 3^>9f|% 3*3«ft?T Refractoriness, s. ^jffTTJ'Sl ^^>^3Tf^, cS- Refractory, a. ^PfiTJ, ^^^31, C?^1 [^TfSt Refragable, a. •tfs^t?, ^I^J^I ^3«iC3T9fJ Refrain, v. ufT'Sr, ^T^1, ^F[^ 31 t^f Q-^*, ^jm-^", t33'j-^ [^T^1-*ft¥^-

, *ft^9f^T?t Refrigerate, v. *fte5T-^, ft^- Refuse, «s. ^P^ J3J ; 9fT^, f*T^1, ^1 Refuser, s. ^^t^T^T^^fi, ^fgl^J^^I Refutable, a. -STST, <^?, 1 cwty Regency, s. 3t5i2fi%faf3^a, i gff^MfV?: REG [ 283 Regenerate, v. a. S«* Regicide, 5. ?H^531 ; ?TSt "STT^ Regimen, 5. *W, CTTfa?" *f f?!^ ^KTlT Regiment, s. tsRJ^or, *T«^ ; ?TTSRtt§ Regimental, «. t^RJ^Wt?, *T#5fon Regimentals, s. t*TC*J?T fn^1>^##^TT®l Region, 5. SR*T*f, ?"T©J, CW*T, 2^% ^R, vSW&^ipl- (infernal-) ^T^T^T, ^nsTt^TT^* Register, s. faf^T? *5f?T?",fa1t<5nFT?r ; J REL Register, v. T^nr^T? *?t «IT$1 *1 *F^C?- Registership, s. f*r1?"^HTT. ^pf^CV^-^" ; ^RSfR-^ Regurgitation, *. *R*fr*T ^r«t, C5F^ff*f*R Rehear, ». a. ^RssfS'q-^r, Op?"-^ Rehearsal, s. *fo%\ *lti^?«l, *R^f^, *£*■ Rehearse, v. *R8* *fffc-T> , 3*, *P*T3^ ^T^fft?!, ^Tf^- 7>T>^" ; in gram. 3reW7TF3r Relative, a. t^^^Ytt, ?re^Pt7, 177W Relatively, ad. ST^tT*', *WW [l^f^mj-W Relax, v. SW fnfacT 71 fi^l-R, ^m^tt-^, Relax, Relaxed, jaa. ^rmtfl, fl?^1, f^ffsfcT, Relaxation, s. t^f^J,fl?c*Tiir,f7£n^ [Slat Relay, *. *ff7C<57. fafrre CSTT^T?" ^T*fT7f^, ftffS, ^%7, 3J7 Relevant, a. ^^f^T^t ; *TWt?T, f77W Reliance, s. ^7*H, Wfl, ST^JIT, fc^m Relics, «. ^7«lTC«T jfw^ C7 f^l[, t%^- *fT?r-7*; ^"Tir-^nT^-^, cspnf^ ij;?r-^ ; mfi 7w*t-*f o^*r Relievo, s. f&3 71 ^^p~«1 7*t^ ^fo% ^$55 Religion, 5. 7^^, *fT3, »nranf *n"SR, ^1^1, ^fe 1 71 ^tf-^, Relinquishable, a. *f f?^7Tl?J, *ff?7W^t? Relinquished, a. ntt^J^Ht^^f^^,^!^ Relinquishing, a.^ft^JT^t^JT^t, ^JTSiJ Relinquishment, s. *f f^JT^JSW, W»f> Relish, s. W\ ^T^T^f, ^U^T^, 7^Tt^T^f, *W* ^>^h Iffo, ^71ff, ?T^T7 Relish, v. ^T£-3» 71 W, ^W-m^ Relucent, a. ^^, f^*T, *f7<5»n, ^TC&T* Reluctance, 5. ^R^l, W^f^ ^*TS5rr§, ferj%, t77T*t, f *1 [f7*R1, 17^1>, fl} Reluctant, a. ^^3", ^f^ C7, c'TT, Remains, s. ^sr7f*T$ 7T^1 ; *t7, ^ C*^ Remand, v. a. *pSC2f^"«j-^?, *{3T?Tt3T^r-^ Remark, 5. 'sr^^J 7^1, ft^^^t, ^t^1 ; ^t^m^, -STC^tOTJf ^71 Remark, v. C^ft*f, f^^T^ Remarkably, a^. «n^j ^7*577 71 ^^i^TC- Remediable, «. gff^TT^^^ftsrj.f&fa*- Remedial, a. gfm^TTl, f^f^^J [TfT Remediless, a. ^5T^*ft7, C75T71, ^TgffV- Remedy, v. $*TT7-7*\ £ff^?Pt Stfo^J* ^77 Remember, v. a. ^f^ 6 !-^, TTC^-^ 71 ?rt [^^T-^ Remigrate, v. n. ^^tC^[ 71 qwT*t 2t^]T«T- Remigration, 5. ^Uflr*f 71 ^^TC^T £f^JT^t^^ Remind, w. a. ^7«|-^71, ^m ^*t?T7;«i Jf- Remora, s. 7T71 ; G^TTC^T" *f , 5R7T77«t, ^*TJF^: Remove, v. T£7-7*, ^T^T^7-7? 71 F, 3T7, *r?n, T£C7-77«r, *ti?ifi-71, ^rtw-71 Removed, pa. a. ^"T^T^TtTp^, *}3f^«^, Remount, 0. ?i. *Jp7TC77^q-7*, G7>7-"FS Remunerate, a. *r§%\^j, Stt^ffR ^q", G7^-c*f, 77?*fH-cfr, *J?^T7-G*f Remuneration, s. *T7^T7, 2f1^*r>tfT, £fff- ifR, c^*, *TTf?G^Tf77*, 77r*tM Remunerative, «. £fr%TTRtlT, £}f57»cT 71 £ff%JFM*T?t, ^7^177 [>i%-7» Remurmur, v. a. ^STS^fs-T*, G7>7: 7>t>- Renard, 5. ^c^T"5T T7lft«f--7s Render, v. *T5T*fa-3F, CW; *R7*f 4 l-7? ; £ff%- TfR-- Rendezvous, s. ^TUT®?, fa 7* far T^f 71 1S- Tf*R ; (place of-) W^*T, fsr^^^R Rendezvous, v. n. fa7?f*T15' ^TC^ ®T*?n-7» Renegade, Renegado, s. ^7*fr^3Tsft 7jf%% fc7*ff ; 7TS»GTp^t, ^# C^TT^ Renew, r. *?1?7€- ; TR-TW1 Renewable, a. *ff^7e%7, ^3^ 7*7;^ Renewal, 3. ^S^ 7*7*1, *ff77«^, 7^*7 Renewing, s. ^7{ 7S7«I, *Tf77e", 7Tf*iR Rennet, 5. f*T7 T^t^C^TT" ; see Runnet. Renounce, v. a. ^^t^JT^-^, ^^"^7-75 ^JTt[-7^, ^t7"5JT9t-^ [?XT9f, ^JTtf Renouncement, s. ^T^t7>t^r, ^*t^7, *ir$- Renouncing,5.^I^"t^T"7 71 ^fV^n^^^ 6 ! Renovate, v. a. ^5^r-^, 7Tf^-^, ^T^"17^'T- 2fT^-^, •^ ^1$"-^ [7^T2f;f^ Renovation, 5. ^ t^7s7'«i,^'^^1%, ,5 J^'T- Renown, 5. £f t%%1, SIT^T^n, *t)]V§., 4\f~Q, 7^2, ^£T71, *tm*l, ^Trf^"- ^?r^i ^rtit, fs?", rwj, 75[^, c^5f Rent, y. «. ^r^l-^, <;®m-^, ^T\51-CW Rentable, a. ^TSTllhn, ^TSi^T^tn Rental, Rentroll, *. ^1^1 71 Repair, s. ^Tcf ^^«l, 5TI7lf«l, C^7T^T ; Repairer, 5. ^1CT7J, 5Tlt?^T^ 71 ^S7- 7lt. fwfj^hCW, *f t^Cfl^-^, £ffj- ^p^-cif, £tf«TfR-"^, mnrc^Tnr^-cJf Repayment, *. ^T7C*rt7<>76l,T%{77T^^^ Repeal, «. a. ^^3Q|1-^,7J^-^, ^T^1, T.ff-7^ <1t^"-^, 7Tf^^T-^ [C77, 7lf Repeal,*. ^^7^171 7J^7»?«1, R7^ t^- REP [ Repealable, a. , "3T<**- Repeater, s. ^S5t?T^, *ft^; *p£"Srfl",^"S\ Repel, v. 2fi%W>f-3R, **fa Repine, v. ?*. M^.-«s", t^"?"3F- ^^^-3", Repiner, s. f-TO^R, fr?^, f^f^tjl Repining, 5. fff?r^5T?-^» H*W§ Report, s. WR, f «T^ ; SRiSFPS, Wi^ Report, ». a. ^^T^-CPf, ^T^-^, ?T?1, SR- Reporter, s. ^^TW^fT^I, ^TW, ^TMT^ Repose, s. frafT*, f^JI, *T?R, *nfa Repose, v. f^STTsr-^, ~r^ Repudiable, «. *ff?^J^3J, ^T^rt"?T Repudiate, v. a. *ff?SJTST-^, WTfvSTH-CW Repudiation, 5. ^tV^JTSf . ^Tsr?-^, ^^Tfrl?-^-^, sta; Repulsion, s. ^*f7rT3«i, *f ^TSiir, ^^T«T, C, SsT^-^, "STT^r, C3t3-3» Repute, s. 2ff3%1, T3T*. ^■Wfsr,^*!", ^T^T Reputedly, ao?. £ff%^3\C*f, ««TJT^?K*f Request, s. 3*TTO1, 3T^?1, gfT^I, RC3- Request, v. T*rei-^«|, W3"- Requisite, a. gftlTTSfsftir, <5tf3*fJ3*, J(Jl- 3H?1, fcfcv, fctSvS Requisite, s. S5rt3*t73s 3*5, ir^T VT?ft fsft^^f Requisition, s. *ft31, V}^> ^T3*fJ3J, c*rT'Tf^, ^J^C^r^ QfTC^ 3t^1 Residuary, a. ^3P c r^T^'*fTr^^T? r t Residue, s. ^T3P c f#T\ ,s r, ^f^^nr, *T*£t Residuum, 5. ^^"3;«iT^? ^31%^ 3T^1 Resign, r. a. ^T\5, *f1?^7T*f-*F, ^T^-^, Resignation, a. ^7T^T ?F?r«l, ^T^ ^T^ ; RES [ Resignment, s. ^7Tsf ^<3"«l, Wtfolrt C?OT Resilient, a. f%T>J3>Ul f%t?" *fC\5 *rte1 Resin, Rosin, s. srsT3i*T, ^T^f?^ ^TT^T, Resinous, a. *pt**, ^3nftf*T$ [^1 Resist, v. «. SfRTOTsr-^, fa ^?- StojfiRWs'ste. ^qTti tjT-tji ^?C'iV?r Resoluble, a. TfT3>'T?r wsr Resolute, a. f*«*t, W^T^l, R^V, ^T>^ Resolution, 5. *, 2f t^*T^f , ^37T*T^, f*f^ [*£#<£ Respectfully, ad. f*T#m?" ^CH, 3TiTT?f3- Respectibility, s. "STT^J^I, TOT, ^t*TJ^1 Respective, a. t3X*nr, tTW^" 5 ?^?, ^T- 288 ] RES Respectively, ad. t3;c*r^3>C*f, ^JFppTtfjf Respersion, 5. C£ft^«l, t%^T^ [f»?ft Respiration, 5. t^TTT, f^mgfsfTTT, ItsTTsT, Respire, 0. rc. t^^TTf-^t^, fsrJTTSPW ^7K-3> ; 1%3l, f>^fsr-

-^ RET [ 289 J RET Restrainable, a. TfTTJ, fa3t3J, <5lTT>3X*rK J Restraint, s. 3J$, fi*3% fi*3T?r«l, ^f^, sterns, 37*1, grfot?rT*r, ^f^^ Restrict, v. ^TrTfa3W-3^n^1,ftC5nf Restriction, 5. sft^l f=T?Br^f*t* *Tl?f^^^1, w^, ftcw, fa3r. 3tV, ^t? - , iHR-^rK; ^TSl-35 1 Retainer, s. 37*Nton, 3t3"«t 3*, (R33, C^II> SJl»T Reticular, Retitbrm, a. ®IT»i3*, ©TcTT^fo Reticulated, a. SfT*tt, STf*f 3qn, um3* Reticule, 5. S?Tt^T?r ^«Tt, Weft, *f?P3l Retina, 5. Ff 3" ^T3l, *fseft Retinue, *. *nf3"f«1 ?T1 %«^1 ^"?'^* Retreat, s. $n t^^t^T, §r^ ^ « 31 ^TT- Retreat, v. ^T^T^?T Sft^t'^Tl, ^^?1-3l, Retrench, v. ^1^H1-C^^, ^R-^, ^f#^„ 37CTT?" ^J^^1-3?, ^35 3*lT-T7<5 Revel, v. ^JT^«i-*P",T?TRW1 ; Stf^^TR-^ [*fffa Reverberation, s gf f%OT*T, Sffis^Wi £f f$- Revere, v. a. ^TW7;-7>, ^R-^, ^pgsr-^ Reverence, s. ^i%7TW^, Tariff ?, ?^T^> WST ; 2j-«iT"5T, ^^17/ ; 7T©<£"KJ1 Reverence, v. T[^tW$-W, ^WH-^ t ^R7-^, Reverend, a. ^7%, WTTO, ^T?T7, *JS?J, Reverential, Reverent, a. TrajTTf^, t7^"?ft, ^•pft, *rg*r 71 whrsr ^ft Reverie, Revery, s. f77^I ^17^1, ^P£7 Reversal, «. *T3T33T7. WTJsfl, 7^3" v Reverse, s. wn^l, 7jf%^*r, Op 7, ^>1 ^T7; «.f7?f^, 3#1, 2ft% 3 «ft|T Reversion, s. *f3TTf fa, ^T3**T7JTf7^T7. Reversionary, a. n7T7^7, C^TC^ ^^Tt7 Revert, v. *ffa71H5 71 f7!7^t^, f*FS*ttrl*fJ Revest,!;. *p73rJ%^-7? ; spS^^PfT^-^, *p7fWi7-CTf, *Rf^^-^ [*R-*F Revibrate, v. n. gffa*pr»5f^-^, *R7T^T- Revictual, v. *p7T^T TfW ?"^7 ^"^t^ Reward, s. C7^T, *f1^C^Tf7^, *f7^1?,. ^P^T, SfM^p^T, t^TlT, 7^f*r^ [f5T«F-C? Reward, u. 2ff^WK-^, 2f n5^»I-*fTf?C«T- Rhapsodical, a. ^^N^TtT. ^PJST^I, ^^1 RID [ 20 Rhapsodist, *. ^ir^Sf 31^ #3 ^"51 Rhapsody, *. WT^tf 3T*p, C3^l1 Rheumatic, a. 3T^?1, 3Tf3^, ?7f3T^Sf Rheumatism, s. 3T3", Rhinoceros, s. ^Ksrsft, 5f3lT Rhomb, 5. ^H55fF5?^5 ^fV Rhomboid, s. ^TTrewfa^^J Rhomboidal, «. ^T^^^3«^f%f*Hl> Rhubarb, s. Cg^fmth CJt<» *r*T (>T37 Rhyme, s. taT^?', &fK*!F C*T^ *n*fir*T ; Rhyme, v. ft. fsrattF^T-'S, CStT^? 3"5^1-

t 31 33Rt, C^nc^ flp^1, TfT*R Rice, 5. 3T?U, 3"R ; {husked) ^$*T, ^T^cT, ■&ftj, "5tt^T ; (boiled) W3", ^T^ Rice-gruel, s. ^Tra?T C^p«J H7\5 31 3*tf®, C 31 3f^cn J ^C*f Richness, 5. *R3<51, ^sfj^ffcral, sjftsl ; ^. ^T1 ST*^ Riddle, v. a. fs^TsT 3T*J-**T, C^"?lTt^?r 2 p 2 1 J RIM Ride, v. ^srtT^Tt^-^i 53, *T$?t?T-$: ; Wt- Rider, *. ^TTC^T^^^TC^l^ci^ci^^TIt? Ridge, s. ^5JTl%, ©T^T^T ; W5-51, u^^l j Ridicule, s. ^I?^T^, §*f*T*T,fa^*f, ^1, Ridicule, v. ^^f^T^r-^, f3^*f- ; ?l>, ^t^l-'P Ridiculous, a. *ff$i£}*D, W^T*f C3I9TJ, Riding, 2>a. a.^lT^T^: «i ^t^t ; (-coa^) ^[Ttt Rie, 5. ^T^ ^J1, 3T"^W, ^f?^1 Rife, a. Tp^^JM ^, ^T«fT?"«l, £f39r, 3"§;5T Rifle, v. ^^f^^et-^, c#-^, T£t?r-^r, ^T^T- l@^ ; 5. 3^5 WZ41J f*f^T?> 3^ Rift, s. m^at; u/^1, 1%^ ; CT?^1T-W Rig, v. a. mwmw Wff W^1-^TW1 5 ^rtSil. ^3*t-^, 35-^^ 31 *^f?1, C3*f-^ Rigging, s. &Wzm%: 3T^T1 , TfK? W \?Tt^ . Right, a. §«fTTgs, £ff ^, ^ft^T, ^^V.J r \5Tt5T ; C*TTS1, PT31 ; (-Aawc?) Tf f^cj ^j Right, z'w(;'. ^T^T, C3*t, 3\5 ^TcT, ^[^5?1 Right, a^. 3^Tof 31 ft<5?frC*r ; ^HT^^ftC?: Right, s. ^Jt?T, ^^ ; ^lfV^T?r, iSTsf, ^^3; ^^^51 ; Tff?p«i ^^ 31 firsr Right, r. a. ^f^ftslT ^TJT? 31 ^^?-^ # ^T*f-C*T, ft^ ^TC3 31 T 5T3^t^-?rT< ; ta put to rights, "&, ^^WT?-; *F5J,fat, Rightly, ad. £f^ fe^ 31 ^TO ^TC% 3Ql1«fwc^f, ^JT?^^, ^t^5TcV [f%j Rigid, «. ffj, ^^, »Te?, ^c^T3, ^ *ft«Tl j fa 5, ^T^ Riraple, s. £W&Z$ C*TTf^ Si M4T&& 8T\?T Rimy, a. 5jT?T*r?r, *fTs?Tttf*r^, ^T*f^nr Rind, 5. 3^*T, ^T^^T, 3T3T911, CST*1, 53^, Ring, 5. ?&, "stq^t, ra?n ; **t?, 31*11, TT^T?" ~T^ ; {-finger) WTTra^l, <5RTsr! Ring, v. ^m, ^T*ff??r-3? Rinse, ». c. 2T5f-T?R-s^, Riot, v. TOT1 2t^T*T-^, WlWI- *T3t$TT*T-^ Rioter, s. SfS&ifte? 31 3?r^wi, JfTWUTsf Riotous, a. *r« , ^*ff?i*:3T15TfY ; ^«^ 31 Rip, v. a. ftjfl?T, n> ?n Tft W$*&^, ^FTv5, ^t3\-«>; -ftp, 2f3ft*r-^ Ripe, a. *rf^f^, *fT CWfifS', n><"1 Rise, 5. ^fc#r, t>\^ ; S>wt, ^f*srt%, ^>f^, §# 9t rt ; ^T?f§ ; ^fa, W^f^R Risk, 5. ^T?", *?tt, Wl", ®?«r*T; i<*f*f, Risk, 0. a. ^T ^TC\F-^, fc- Rite, *. f ^J f^?T?" ftftVi ^j^^l, 5^^-- Ritual, a. ^ft^tr^^^, *nit¥ ^rtM? 1^- f*f# j s. %&<$?$; *f^f^, ^^-7T\tt^1 Rival, a. 4<5^^€i",4^3>"sff, , fz^'if-S Z) ^, f^^, ^|\5 River, s. C^T^^^t, *tf§% ^i\, ^W, Sft\, ^t??1; (-dragon)!^, ^^t?"; {-goddess) sr§n, ^r^i ; (-horse) sf f|?rrTffR-m3", C^T^I ^1 ^Tcrm^ J^J Rob, v. s sr*f^'?rq-'5>, 1>1!r-3», vFW*^-^ Robber, 5. ^*fRc'i, ^^J, TfJJT, \5T^Tt^, Robbery, 5. ^I»f^T?^^3 *ff?%TR-^, fT?*TI- Robust, a. ^^^m, TfC^Sf, ^-^^Td, C^TT^l, Robustness, 5. ^^Tl, C^tt, *T^T% Rock, 5. t*reT, fn^i, ^f^^ ; ^W?r, ?^1 Rock, r. ^ITC^nT^^-^ ^"1 W, ij^, T^1, Rocket, s. ^fiT^T% ^T^t, ^TTTt Rocking, s. ^TC^Tcn^, ^®^* C^TT^R Rocking-horse, 5. CWt^UT?: ^TC^?" CSTfal Rocksalt, 5. t^T^"^, ^iT^?t ft^Ft; (a fishing-) ^t^f ; (a measuring*) Tff^ Rode, Ride f^?T^T^1 MT^, ^t^T^T 3l3"5ft Roebuck, s. ^fj SfT^ ^13^3: Rogation, s. ^T^fl? 6 ! 3HSR1, ^T3"T*TC1 Rogation-week, s. sr^T3"r*rci 31 *f«IT T^TS" Rogue, s. 2r^T?T1 TO*1, CSfrspT f^f Roll, ».^?rl,^5",f^P?-, ^,S?^1,^1, Q-\51, S"v£, *$» SfW-1 ; (-about) cT%,if^t9ri%-Cff Roll,s.^3;«i,cj«$R,OTR; ©\5T* 3^, corns'!, 3j» 3*T, \$ra ; ^T^Tlfff C«T«n *T3, ®T¥, W Roller, «. c*®^ \5*T*1, f*T*iT*£5, C*TT31 $ Rolling, 5. ^T^^rsf; (-pin) C3*R; (-press) ■%ft ^T*?T3; ^3 31 ^*T [nT^ Rolling-stone, s. 5R$f|r ^I^wY ; s. 3mU C?TT*£\(.W\<$ Romance, 5. t^^TT, ^"3*311, ^RIK %- ^T^fJT^ *f**f, -tfereTftxl" [«i,tlN7T- Romanism, 5. ^sftfT %lfr 9 vftrflj ^ Romanist, s. 3ji[t"?r 31 *fT*fT?T *reT3»pft Romanize, 0* «. c^T"5Y^ ^TTf?" Tt"^7*T- sm^-m-sr ; 3^ft & Rook, *. *T*r ^t^fe^^ ; *tt, ^ ^^^ ; Room, 5. ^T^T, SfTTTsri ; X |^T ^^T ; 5PT^T?[1, Roomy, a. 33*1"^, ^\F, ff?TTSf, ^"^ ^T^^ Roost, 5. *ffs$J #T\5, ^T\51 ; v. WT^-t^ Root, 5. (of a word) ^l^j 5^t^; ^, ^, Root, t>.-sj*T ^1 f*r?P^-^nsr,^-^^i5 ^^1, Rooted, «.f w f^\5^lT?t1,3'^i^c ? r,^f^?', w t^ r > Rootedly, ac?. 9t^t"?" 31 *f«F?iC*C'5j;cft^Tra Rope, s. (thin) ?"W, ?rf^, fff? ; (thick) Tfv^l, ?"*T1, 3?5n51, !!?, ^T^T^T, B^rffal Rosary, s. getf^ Tp<:^T^ Q^V ; ®f^f^T»I1 Rose, Rise f^'ilT^i^^Tc'T j ^ftwTT^T, ^?T Rose, s. gvite, ^^T3 TpgT ; (-apple) $vi\-$ Roseate, «. $vtf^ ^T^TT, i ^pC^T?: 3"TT 31 Roset, s. f&^ ^$*r, ?f*f, cT*T1 ^Tf % Roughdraught, 5. C*tH*Tf 1, ST^^CcnT^ri , "^Tt- Roughen, v. ^¥*f ^T> 3"1 ^"f^-^ [lt"*f1 Roughly, ad. Wifn^Ztf* ^T?TS73TT^T?T C*TT\51 Rounceval, s. ^«T5I t^"sTt1% ^T> 3" Round, «. c^TTcT, S^T^T?*, TOfTT^T?", *T3- *lT^1, Rout, v. sfldWSWi ^T?1, ^t^ttiri-cw ; Route, s. *flt, *TVT, , srrtfsr-*, f^i,*ffsin *i ra©Vi-cicC*ff^T3>^ Rub, s. ^V«i, ^?{ foF?[1 ; 3" C^T«T1, Cl?^?r Rudder, 5. <$% ^Tl%, ^T»T, ^fT^^T^r Ruddiness, s. f^^l ^T^T^T^", ^^ irf^^Tl Ruddle, s. ^C^T^f^T, ^TT«f1 ^1 dtft ^TT® Ruddy, a. cnfi> 31 ^m, ^tWt#?l1 ; *tt^^«T; (•goose) $&mm, m) ^f% [^trt, ?p¥*r Rude, a. ^^f^J, ^, CSTT¥r?T, ^f*T^, ?&- Rudely,a d ^T^*t J-^R^T^ J^r^fC*f,^if»r^T- Rudeness, *.^lf*r^I^T?r,^f^J^1,^^f> ^vftWZ Rugged, a. ^^f, ^^^r, ^rt^?1 ; ^?, ?t5ft, Ruggedly, ad. <5$R, C*TTf5f3" OT>f¥ Ruin, s. fr*t*t, ^sT31, $*fip, &*zW, Ruin, v. $5£"3"-«* 31 W, si^faPT- t^Q*!"-^, Ruination, s?$*ffp, TR*TTS, ^TRT^T.^I^f Ruinous, a. 3TTV5TTt§*F, fiRT*W sff\7R5, Ruinously, ad. ^*np 31 ^^ , ^T w t^<^^ Rule, «. fafa, rfa- ^T?T TfSj ^T^T^T ; (-of Barter) 3^I3"fa- T[? Sffts" ; (-of Three) t^ 4"Tf*f, TI^R-^, ifIR-Tft Rum, a. ^rr*T3, *T3??rtS» ^Jf t*r^r Rumble, v. «. £sr?M, 9f^t1, ®T>8?: C3" Ruminate, ». Sit «3"-3>ri>, ^«Tf?:?ri-<1 ; ^T3, f&^; ^fljRp 5 ^ 37R, fswl, ^3t3^ Rummage, v. ^l^fR- C«4TT®-^,*f T^^-^, Rummer^ s. 3*TC^3: *f TTWarfalttT Rumour, s. f^g"*^, SR3:3, BRS^fV, 3:3", inhn, *r**r, aw, ^^w Rumour, «. a. £l?1, $f**f-^*T, £f5t3"-3*, -£T>5Tl-, SR?"*-^, SW-^fcl Rump, s. f^% *fTW1, e4t^, Tf^v? Rumple, 5. "&*nt>, C3?T3?q>1 ; ». C3fr^1-3J Run, v. 373^-3?, CTft^, lp>, Sffihn-CWtfc- "?n-3l, C3tSf 9ff5-3*, 3^; «TcT1, "S^Tl^, sw, sf*iT3"-«Ti>1, T^ 37?-3> Run, 5. 3"T3^, d?^, 3^1$ ; 2f^T^ Runagate, 5. ^t^Tfl, ^iC^TvSl, ^T«J^^ Runaway, s. *fv{\?S<&, ^c^TR^l, ^t^l^1 Rundle, 5. PTf^ C ¥.?» Wni, ^^T^J, C^1?T?T [^TTT-^^1 Rusticate, v. sr*r*3"f^#3^, 5trTTT-^, n*f1%?1, ^f^cTC^, ^^fH^- Rustiness, s. W^^ ^1 "ST"Cfj1 ^T^R [^^ Rustle, v. «$r\F^ s^\ qSSIFS -%] sf^> *T^f-^ Rusty, a. 3TT*T, ??m *«| Sabre, s. ^pft, Sacerdotal, a. 5Tt^^ *1 *JC?Ttft« *T**f<£¥ 3 Sachel, s. ^J 3Sf«ft ^1 sfeft, 3pF WR Sack, 5. C*T?1, $tf%Ul ; ^T*P5"T?T, *n**fTT> Sack, v. a. ^^^ ; ^T^fT? 6 ! - Sackbut, 5. *fT^Tt -^ Sackcloth, 5. $% sf, 1>TT>, sft, C^f =ft Sacrament, 5. ~f*l% t^SJ 5 *t^ C51&&, Sacramental, a. 5f^"C 7 »TSf Tf^ S3^V?raT Sacrifice, v. ^*T$f-^, ^fsfTTfa-^j ^t^T-CTf, Sacrifice, s. ^%5J, ^f^T, foreW7, W, C^T- Sacrificial, a. *T3§te, ^fsTCTRT, %*?JStJ, ^37 Sacrilege, s. CTR^W^q, ^t*f Sadness, s. R^g)^1, R^(%1, $1% fa- ^tTf, $c^*r, ^twi, £*?m7 Safe, a. ^R*T5*I, ^Il«?,f^f4 f^RT- Safeconduct s. WT\5iVi>t 3 *TC«tf?' , [ 296 ] SAL Safety, s. faf<#^1, fW^Sl, fr?t*ff%, fwsn^i, f^^1%, ^rst^rrw, ^^^, v Sagacious, a. 37^!"^, ^R^R, ^W^tT, Sagacity, 5. T^IT^^R, ^^^^1, 2f5a¥l, Sage, 5. £fS3^T1 Sit^TSF; (-y«;-c?) «3; (-maker) ^tf^^T?"^ Sail, v. ^rm-^r, ^rf^^Tc^-^, ®?t^t®- Sailor, 5. c^T^T^^, ^TR c?rT9fi, ^fifi, c^m^?i, ^T^t^il, *fT^r«f SAN [ 297 Sally, s. *ftsfire, 18t*firc, *f*lt?* ; *> fr* Sally, v. ^ftsfrr^-TF, f^W-^S ^TdF^-*", Sallyport, s. *f$9f*R *1 ^HR *fsT Salmagundi, s. ffi>l ^t\*T ST^JTffi" &ffc&S Salmon, s. ks^ Tt^jftc*t^ [^TT^T?: Saloon, s. 3"\F Jf^R, ^Q * fc*£*F *r?r Salt,s.^S«l,cT«i,3;«1,1^?" Saltpit, Saltmine, s. c^^«iT^?', ^cq"?' ^TT- Salt- seller, s. *TT*ft^, srfasi, ♦[ftm Salubrious, «. TWSR^, ft¥<£T gfafa-Tg^-^OTSlTfir-CFr Salutiferous, a. ^"T*J«R*» ^TTCSTtfJ Salvability, a. vf& STTWrei, f^T^fjSl, Salvable, a. §%jtfr$, ^fi?, 'srf^OTtf J, Salvage, s. SfTSTSf ^fclT ^T*T^W ^!TC«l?r Salvation, s.3Tq,f^T?r,\f^,^iT?f,?^"!, Salve, s. ^T*fa C*T*T, gf^^f, ^*T Salver, 5. -^1^ sTTcT 31 *T*R [^51 Salvo, 5. 371%C^; ^t%"Hl ^TWJ; ^imf«, Same, «. n5R^ J, ^i t^, W, 4^t, *pim, ^JTJ Sameness, a. ^FRJSrl, TWl, ^1% ^T* Sample, 5. f^WR, ^T?K *fT3^1, spHPt, Sampler, s. f*t**t&T&[fL *fftRl [^^1 Sanable, a. £ffo<5T*fj, ft©, "Z^^-, ^q ^, ^7^- Sanguineous, a. C^ttf^sni, ^T^^^ ?T^- Sanguinity, 5. ^^^1, §«t^f, ^J^1, fttftT Sanhedrim, *. nr^Tft C^TtC^"?: ^T^nsl Sanies, s. CWW, 4f, ^t^ft, ^^T^t Sanious, a. *wfa, ^*t C*fT^?1 Satin, 5. f&*5^ *f§" *3fat*fT, ^f^l Satire, 5. TOWtfcs 3T5RPf, C^^^T^J, Satiric, or Satirical, a. ^3TO*T, Stf^qr, cwfcr^iF ^ o^l Satirist, *. ^J^tft, ?*F3WPft*fW ^T^J- Satirize, v. a. ^JC^TJ%-^, ^3W*?-^ Satisfaction, 5. ^^m, ^0", ^f% «1§^ Satisfactorily, ae?. ^C^m^W,^s^lfE^ Satisfactory, «. *^# ^?, *rW?r ^1$" 31 Satisfy, v. ?f^- ^^F, *f f?T$fc-^, *Tt e <- Satrap, s. *rt f ,e tT^^ Say, v. ^1-^5", ^f^-5F, ^.^, ^*T, ^s^; Saying, 5. ^^1, <3t^J, §% ; Tf^T^ ^^1 Scab, s. o/-) vSTT^, WTf^*TTM1 ; Scaled, a. WW?: •TTT? ^TfV 31 ^c^t^f*^ Scaliness, s. ^tf%f^f*f^^1, *f c^sj W1 Scallion, 5. C^f^tS! *1 ^TwTT^fttT* Scallop, s. %KJ CT>T*T •fv«R, %TT? Tffjgr^ Scalp,5.Trl«TT?r ^sIT3 3"1 f^Tft1^?n, c^nne* Scanning, s. C$K^~$ W% *1 *lT31 HT?*TT«I Scant, a. ^H> J1 ; ^**T, ^r£f^?r, »[R, W^ Scantiness, 5. ^r*t^, ^rgftB^fj, ♦[R$1 Scantling, s. f^frfo ?T1 ^sr**? nf?"^T«l ; ^5[- Scanty, «. ^«-% ^gfSJ, ^t?j%^, ^2f- n^ ; ^T*T> J1, *TS^JH [?R-^ Scape, v. St^i ?*Fl-*n, ^, *T»n, *f*TT- Scape, 5. JW\, *W3^ ; (-#o«0 *fH £f|^ Schism, s. ^tf^f^ ^^ *1 %&&$ ftvs^W, ^VVvW, ^TMJ, ^mt&GJ, T^K^Tf. Schismatic, 5. ^11%^ ^^5 ^JT'Jft, ^^^^?f ^, SCO [ 300 I SCR Scholar, s. f^J, *ff Tl, WtW, *tft f*t*7, Scholarship, 5. ^tf^T, f^TfTt, *{% ; Wt- Scholastic, a. fatfJloMsS ^Jlf, Rif Jt*t? Scholiast, s. ^T^T^t?", fNl *1 #**Ri- Scholium, 5. ^RJ, ffol, fi>^*Rt, 37TW J1 f*TSFl ; f*f^t?" C^H^ Schoolman, s. ^[JR It *M 64^1, t^?TRT^ Schoolmaster, 5. *fTfc &??, f*P^3», "PTO1 3^, ^^rjM^ fTsrTmi, £wtt^t*r Schoolmistress, s. 3Ti%^R T*fWT?tf?I^t Schooner, 5. sjnj ^T^T^TRCR Sciatica, 5. ^T^tf%?" ^TS" C?1*f, ^uf?T 313" Science, 5. RifJl, *fT3', ?p7r3F3;, SIR, Scientific, a. ftwH^n^ltt, friffl *r\- Scimitar, s, W^T*T, ^f*F, ^rj -#35, «fr$1 Scientillate, v. SEpf^rsf f^TO-^;, ^ro-^ Scientillation, 5. 3^pf%^ ^j*t, F^WTR Sciolist, s. ?£Hfkw s ^t^f?¥l ^jf^ Sciolous, a. ^T^ 1 TR*R, ^^ ^T^ft Sciomachy, 5. WT?T?: ?T1^ ^, ^T^ Scion, 5. «|W3; "°t*|* ; ^cTC^ 31 tstt fcf?n frh r.fct^in-?r*r Scoff, V. ». ©f^Pf- ^T^l- ^3""5T]- W 5 * 1-^ ; s. ^*f^R, f*^*f, fcn?i, ^%-m, r?ra Scoffer, s. ^*tet*i**i, f^.«ft, R^*? Scoffingly, ad. %«t^TT ^f?T?1, R^t^t^ 1 ^ Scold, v. 3RF\51- ^^^r-^, *R*i(R*ltj <^fir?n ?ri Scollop, s. ^wfs«nf f%Rr*[^) 3H%T %TT1,$ vfTst C^TT^, f^^T^T Scour, w. *r@"55T?r- ^T5R-^; «f«Tl ; C^Tf-^ Scourge, 5. ^*n, C^Tv?1, H^; f^^, if a, 1W, *n%; «rrf^?r ^rtt^T?r *ri% Scourge, ». o. ^ x fT'5n^-^', C^T^I T| ^T^"- ^tt?:; ^rrf^ ?n *rren-cir, nm ^i iri^ Scout, 5. ^T?T, TWRt, C^fT^l^l, C^lft, "^CcT Scout, y. C5fT*fC^ ^^fR-^, E?"ff%-^, Scowl, 0. ^#-^, ^^-"?t^1, ^r^"^-^ - Scowl, 5. ^J^fw, ^^ ?Ts?TR, t^^J Scowlingly, ad. ^i~5fsf ^ttll ,^ *TT^Tt"?Tt Scrag, 5. ^*T ^1 ?r?? C^T^ ^"^ Scraggy, s. ^*r, 7f^, ^sj ; ^rT^5T, ^J1, ^f%, ^©, Crl*f Scrape, v. Screen, v. «. *J**tR-tft, ^t^T^-"^ ; €l£l, Screw, 5. c*f£, 1,*fT*F; v. «, f^ ?t$ *fftfaT«l Scruple, v. ^V*r?-^, ^T*f1%-^ Scrupulous, a. ^T^t^t, fasCT^^, *T\*nrt, *nT$"?T, f^f^T^T?" Pf 5 ^" Scud, v. w. £3^ ^T?[ra *fT1*r^tt?r CTOM1 Scuffle, «. 3P*rcT,^e^, ^T5 Wr$^v?T*rc$t, ^l>T^fi>, W^, ^T^T^ttt Sculk, «. w. ^C^-CTf^ WTt"?Tl 31 -gt^ 1 ] SEA Scull, s. spBgFfat?, *rT*IT?r «^t ; 3£]j ^H?1 Scullery, «. -stt^^f^T?: *fT3 ^^^T^ft^ Scullion, 5. ^t<5*tT^T?T Tfm, ^Tf^C5fT?r Sculp, v. «. ^^-B f^'; a. ^« C Sea-sick, a. caffat?" sffy® ?uW?r *1 WH ^?^t CSTtfff® ; s. $ gf 3ntf *ftsTOl, Sedulous, a. *Tf?2^, ^Cff Jt*ft, *TC«tffa- See, s. sSWt 5(^t^JW? ^fwTlT See, v. fa?frW-^, W&-^, CJftt, CZJ, See, intj. Tjt$" *J, CW 1 *!, ^mK^VX ^J Seed, s. ^srffr, ^tft, *t*t,*iw, *NJ; ^r, ^Tfpf *-T ^ W?", ^T^, *rt%, Seemingly, ad. Tr%¥2, **rifos, ?pfc3[re Seemliness, s. hftmi, f*T^1, £f*5J ; Seemly, «. f*f*>, JJBR, §*f*r^, %f&S, Seen, pa. a. TT^>, cif^l ; £fft«l, ft5J, f^"*f«l Seer, s. ^TRW^^tt^J^^lj^Tl^W^ Seesaw, s. ^TcwWTj CffTSR, ^pTt^t Seethe, *>. fagf, fain, m^-^ T«r Segregate, v. a. «Jst3r-^, ^rsrTf-'F, v£TpT«.- Segregation, s. ^rj stffff «Jsfa" *F?T«i Seignior, 5. tvffT^t? ^*fTfV, ^ W ^fW, Seignorage, 5. ^^W, ^T^^j %T^f *t?T^^ ] SEM Seine, s. ?rTW ^f?:^T?: 5?m Seizable, a. ^T^srto, VT^^t?' C^t?tT Seize, w. ^Tlp5r«l-^, ^f?T, 9f^«l-^, C^T^-^ Seizen, s. vtfktffa W$% ^^(t^T9t Seizure, *. ^rr^?r«i, %r,, ^^tf?^, ^WT5 Select, v. a. ^T¥, T|«T, ^Tfe?1-5T«, TOJT- Select, a. ^TC, ^^"1, ^^^ t$&, f\^j, €t§f [T^T"?F Semi, c^T^ *fC^f^ ^CfT OT?f ^tC5T^5r^f Semiannular, a. ^^C^ricT, ^^"fr^T^I^ Semi-5reye, or -quaver, s. 3"T?TJ ^^"1^"C*f^" Semicircle, s. ^W^^IJI, ^q^T^^T, ^^^^ Semicircular, a. ^sr^CSfT^F, ^T^frSffTT^f^ Semicolon, 5. «f©c^"irl W f^"^, ^] ( ; ) Semidiameter, s. ^^f37PT Semifluid, «. ^7if»^«r 3*, c*rT*rrfihrl Semilunar, or Semilunary, a, ^^15^1^1% SEN C 304 ] SER Seminal, a. ^t®5T3Wt?r, ^fojf, st^TSi; {-fluid) CJ^ly TSuF, Tt^fj, 5ft® Seminary, $. I^TfjTwITr, «tT^*tt^1, CT>t*T Semination, s. 3"?R, ^t© ^*R, 3TR "fe"?I1 Seminific, a. *t£sfT**fTPr^, ^tftSSW Semipellucid, a. ^srejrcqg*, ^T^f *T t^^J, C Sentiment, s, ffol, ^t^j, Safa, Tsppgf, Sentimental, a. f&^'Wift, ^T^T^T^, ^T- **, W«ltf^ ?arfrf*rt> [>ts, aftit Sentinel, or Sentry, 5. "?W^, £f^ Seriously, ad. sftcj, Sf^T^W, siOTraTsf- Seriousness, 5. *t?n*1, 3TCU"^1, ^n^TOTsf Sermon, s. 5fC"S^T'^fCW*f, *T^2f*TW, CSTWl Serous, a. ®rangi, *tT^fal, ?r*rrf^*r?r Serpent, s. ^ft, ^^F, ?T*f> Tt*T, *pA", Ttttf, ^®T*f?f ; 5r-^, Service, s. *fnre*ffl, $*fT*Rl. ^*fan3l, fTT^TW, C*T*1, T>T^f?", *f?f, ^tf, ^T*fj ; Serviceable, 0. ^^«1J, C3FSf?n, <5f33i%, ^*T- Servile, «. ^T*T?r, Wt^TT, "FfT^T^"^, l^JT?, ?*£*t [ r%?r Sessile, a. (in 6o£.) 5*^, C^T^TTT *T\*l?r 2 R Session, s. for*R ; ?reT*Ft*T j *n51, fafre, Set, t>. ^nj-^ f *ftri>-^[ ; OT, «TT?-^ ; ^T- C«fH, ^IT#1, C?t*f«l-^; (-a tool) *fT*- C^, f*T^T-C?, vfhF-^ ; (-about) 2f^-^ ; (-aside) 3TJ9f-TT>1 Ht^ t^^t?' *f!»r^1 Settee, s. C%mtt*V$ ^ ^1 ^t7f^t^C*f^ Setter, 5. ^JTt?I c^T ; f*f 7«.*TC?T7 Sexagesima, 5. cmvfc? *J<#fwt*T 7f77T7 Sexagesimal, a. 7/fiy$'5r,7'T'fi>* ^f?sfl sff«i"5 Sexangular, a. ^T^, TI>raT«l1 , W7 *f «Tt71 Sexennial, a. 7\577f "?, ^7*T?ft, ^77^7^ Sextant, s. K3p?^T\*f; ClttTl^7t7 73 Sexton, *. 5f^"T5n^T?T 7>774r^ ^T Sextuple, , 3R7J, ^f*ff ^, 7? *T«1, Shackle, v. a. *f SftST 7^i-7*, C7J%-C*f, fsf- Shackles, *.^5T,f*r^5T, fWsft, fe#1 Shadow, s. £|#1t% ^T?1, ^1 ; ^Taf? Shadow, ^. ¥f71-^, C"5Tt ; fr^T- ^T^T<5 ; ^7t7, ftsf J1 ; CITt?", ^^ Shaft, s. 7t«l, *T7, ^7 ; CTf7TsTC$7; T|\51 ; Shag, s. 7tT*fJ5l C^*f 5 CcnTC^T^- 7^t7X*f7 Shagged, or Shaggy, a. C<5*f7, csiftP* ; «i, T>5fl, C^*f, C^*T1, 7***r7to-"3", 7*T*r, ^t^tz-t*, stt^i-ctt, 7TT^1; (-hands) £t«tci^T^-C^f 71 f^Tofl Shake, Shaking, s. 3>"**f, rfrT*F, C?T*R, 306 ] 3HA Shall, v. ^t777^m 3J5]%^, ^^TT^, f^QlJI Shambles, s. ^1, ^7tt, cnfw^-7», ^f^f1-C Shame-faced, a. ^Wtf^S^^Tt^cTt^f^", Shameful, a. c^^ft^?T, ^^f^Tt^J, ^T^TT- Shamefully, ac?. ^T^T1 71 ^*f*rt^ *£®^ Shameless, a. ^^"«f , 7^, 1^cT%r, C7^T7t, Shamois, s. see Chamois. [CF^1, C7*t^T^ Shampoo, v. a. ^^ 71 9ft^ T^-^, *f1-M*T Shampooing, s. 9ft^ Trwr, *f1 T?t*f^" [7T^ Shank, 5. *ftfTtf%, ^TC7?T ^f%; ^TC^?: Shape, v. a. f^^T*!-^, ^Rtf f%.^r, sfi, *f^ Shape, 5. ^Tt7^T7, sf^sr, Cvsfa, T?«T, C7S^ Shapeless, «. 1^"W*f , ^WT^t ^sfaf, 37tf, ^*p? Sharp-shooter, s. gf<^r ^"cfi^t?"^ t*RJ Sharp-sighted, «. ^T^F^t^, Sj^wff Shatter, v. v^W, ^Tf^l-C^T, <*t#\-^ *1 Shatter-brained, a. ^re*TT^t, ^nm*t, Shave, v. a. cW} Shear, v. *FTf5-3J, 3?^-3?, \3, 3**TFl, 3>*ii>1, ^TT>, Wit [CcTt^C^Tf^ Shearer, Shearman, 5. 3Ftfi?3F5l, C^C3"3" Shears, 5. 3raf«ft, 3?^1fr3>1, 3^ 3?Tf5, ^^Rt Sheath, 5. c3*m, TC3*- in«r, -*f?ri Shed, 5. f iff?", 3j»fqHTl, ^\5>, *mi, 3F- f\5?1 *I3", 43>5T*T1, ^^ ; ?5*T? *TT3T, *N1 bloodshed, 3^*ff3" [fgT>1, 3f?re Shed, v. 3% 3X31, *fte-"S, *f\5, 5t*T, «v$1, Sheep, 5. c*r*, C«$1, OT$1, $fTW> $tt\pr ; (-co*, -/oZd) C^\5T ^ [^*T3" Sheet, s. 5t*?T, cqrT*fTT>1 ; (of paper) m\ W; (-iron, -lead) C*lWT\ t%*r1"3" 5TW3' Sheet-anchor, 5. HfsTOSJ?: 3\5 ^W?; £t*TT^ Sheeting, 5. 5T*f ? 3>f%3T3" 3*T*f$ [$*IT3 Shekel, 5. nr^ft? irjl, 43? T>t3?T?r vgaj Shelf, 5. ^T*[srT3>, W, *TtFl, $T, WT*T, c*rmi, fw^i Shell, V c^m, fesr, ^T*J 31 c«TT*n-5T¥l Shell-cutter, s. *f$|-J?frG*f, ^r^T^r^j^c^ Shin, a. ^ftfTg^Tsf, «ttC??T ^^1 ^1 ^tcT Shine, v. ^WcT- f®?Ml-^, ^^-^, 53? ?W, Shiness, «. ^(^35^1, cf^t^t, WC5T?Ttf^ Shingles, 5. C3?T^f^?1 Wtf; ^^ ^^t *f Tlh Shining, Shiny, «. ^tfij", ^^f ©r, 53^srj%H1 Ship, 5. <5j«faW5, C^t, 1%«ri, ^, SFT^T® Ship, v. a ©t^TCSf-^eT, SfT^tC© C3l3ITt-^ Shipboard, ad. ^T^TtSf, C^^T?, fwt? Ship-chandler, 5. ®?T^tC©3: ^T®iT^, Jf^T- Ship-w«w, s. ^Tf^F ; -owner, f%^t*fl% Shipment, 5. ®TCtSf C^T^rtt 3??;e| ; sft^TCif Shipmate, s. ^3*^ SiT^TCSf fc [^t?Tl Shipwreck, u. «. ©T^tSI ^ P T?:1- ,5 1'\5 ; Tf^^f- Shipwright, s. ^it^T© t^^t^^^^T^Tst- Shire, 5. W?rms*fT£t CW*t, 5T3»^1 [f^3ft Shirk, v. *ttfavf3-^i$wj ^?"«jTC«T^^- Shirt, 5. "^TfVr^f, 1%^? ©RT^C*r^ [«TJ-^r Shiver, v. 3H*f, 9f?^-35 ; ^ft^^-^, T£«f-^ Shivering, s. 3j^, 4t*f^t, tlj^ift SHO [ 308 ] SHU Shoal, s. f%\F, f$fsjf*f¥, ^t^ ; *tt%^, S\S1 Shoaly, a. *ff*RTO, s^ftr?, Wf€t?: Shock, *. Stf3>$1, 5^rT*r ; *fT^Tf7P"r*>, Shoe, s. ^*tr%% *f1^f#t,lp5l ; (o/"a Aorse) Shoe, v. a. W$1-*T71 ; (a Aorse) t*T*T ^"^-^ Shoe-horn, 5. ^fl *tf?7T7 *J# [WT?t Shoe-maker, 5. *T1"^"f *, ysSr^T?", "FW^j Shoe-**r%, ^5t? f^5l ; -Soy, ^rfWHJ Shone, Shine f^ "TTfte^TST ; ^®T§iT^7 Shore, 5. ^T>, §% ^7, ^*T, t%?H7l ; cfc*T, Shorea-robusta, 5. *TO ^^ [f*R[«fl, Shoreless, a. ^^,^^T7,^^,^t7Vk Shorn, Shear f^T^rt^m, SjfSw, "snsT^ Short, a. ^, <^, ^RT?«, ■*TTT>, CWT^, Shorten, v. ^"--^, ~^, ^^-^, Shorthand, 5. ?[\ W^f ^^cT m?tT>T*T, ^T^ft Shun, v. ^ra- ^^. *^HF, ?^f- *TJW-^ 31 S, Shutter, 5. , r^T^f%, ^Tsf^ Shuttle, «. -srTf , ^Tst?T ^ft ; {-cock) *T*I- Shy, «. f W1, 3^J, ^Rmt*ft, *TtSp, *WT- Shyness, s. cTt^jTWl, *^tC5T?:tf^ Sibilant, a. *?MT *t^f Sibyl, «. CW^tf2£T^1 ^It^JWlFt 0?T«l Siccation, 5. ^^ ^^^r 31 ^?T«1, ^t?^r Siccity, s.'S^^I, ^tfT^t^, ^t^T? ^q<«T3 Sice, s. -pfmif^" C^TIT W^1 Sick, a. ^nnHT^, ^^ *ftt%^, C?T*ft, Sicken, v. ^T^^-"^, 3fff-s:, *ftn5^-^ 31 3? ; ^JT^T?-^ ; R?:^-^ ; ^?T-^ Sickle, s. *t*TJ^ft, 3nf%?1, 3?tf? Sickliness, s. ^^1, *ftf^T3"^1 Sickly, a. ^'sT, ^Tv5; ad. *rt ,s fT« > fTf*r,^p5rT?,*ft , ^1??n [?rwte Sideral, Sidereal, a. ^W^?T, ^"^ •W3"- Side-saddle, s. 3[ft5TTC3J?r ^T*R 31 f§R Sidewise, ad. ^, tt?T, TC^^, ft^F, ^^T?T1 Signal, a. ^Tf^; ^t^" Silver, a. C?WJ, 3WSHT, W*Tt?r, W^tcTt Silver, K a. 3\*f7 *rfs^-3*, 3C*ft3- 3**^-3? Silversmith, s. ^«i3*f3*, OT^irl, r*tT^T3; Similar, a. ^^t#t, 3W, ^n*^, *PTT*, 3313?", *ra, «iif% paihJii-OTifPi Similarity, s. ^7Tt3", ^TTlJ*f J, *r*TR ^T*, Simile, s. WS>m, §*f*1, ^5R1 Similitude^*. ?tfW*tJ, %«Rd, ^R1 Simmer, v. rc. ^n;^* ^T^ 31 f*T5j-3* Simony, s. *r*fr*p? 3?* fogi^r ^im^TVf Simper, a. ^3^7, W TTS1%?1 ^Tl% Simper, v. n. ^3"^iT*rj-3S, W *r5f^1-^t*T Simple, a. ^cT, f?W*n>, ^sf^sr ; ^, fanstsf; f*r*n, c?rr®n, ?re;5T, ^%^-, ^T3i, (&m\, ^3j%, C^Tsfl, ^T^msY Simple, 5. *TTCT*J ?1 *fTW$1 £3-3 Simpler, Simplist, s. sfTW\51 ^3"3 f3X35^1 Simpleton, 5. *£Y«i3l% 31 ^51 mf& r m%\, Simplicity, 5. $f%, ^3^7, WPT*fT> J ; Simplify, v. a. Tf^SF 31 CTTS?1-^, *P(3>-3? Simply, atf. ^T^J^t*, &&&*&&* sgif, Simular, a. WTCS^Y, ^ST, 3J*nfY [c^^lr Simulate, v. a. W^G&t-K'S, W*T-3», ^3>1 Simulation, 5. W^tfa^sn, 3>T*TT>J, ^*T Simultaneous, a. 4W 3>Tc?r ^^^T^ft, *rsr- 3n^ta, 43? 3n*r®t [^fi>, mti» Sin, 5. *fT3>3*, «tt«t, W%, ^T«T*fl>, 3TTS£, q^, t^%1, Sincerely, ad. ft%1 31 ^^t^fa^^d?, Sincereness, s. $JS[S1, ?TT3:»TJ, ^3sT*TT> J Sincerity, 5. *fr?«T7, ^3?T*tT>J, ?F$Jl>1, 3t- $TT*f7, «W1, *TT3^1, a^Sl |>^7*fW Sinecure, s. t3^T3?C5fr |f« c^T*»T, ^*?f?" Sinew, s. f*f?1, f*TiTt5,'il^T3?t,Jl35c ; Tl,^l3>^T3'1, vU3srt^?1, ^Tt^^; ^f^l, ^l^3Tfl^ Single, v. a. 3TW, 3tf%Hl-^TS, ^t^-^ Singleness, s. v53?tf^^3", viJ3»^5 ; ^T^^TJ Singly, ad. v^^tf^TS, 4C, ^t%TH-"31, f 3, 3^5, t3TT, ^31, 3-*Tl, \*t\\ J?^ ^ ^^-^ Sink, «. ^pf^n, ^mi, ^:ft, «t^^r^n Sinless, a. l^^fT^ft, ^?^f?t3t, iWnft Sinner, s. *fT^^t, *fT«Tt, CWTft, ^^3t3^ Sin-ofFering, s. ^fT^^I^TT W 3t^T 31 t^W- Sinuous, a. 3^, cnM«T, *fT^^?1 [WJ Sip, i'. WJ f^H1 31 ^Tt?3? 3?^?1 ^T^-3>, C^TC3> *ft^-3?, ^t' 05 ?*. *ft^- V, 1^35-CW ^Sip, 5. C^TCT3i Siphon, s. C3»T^ 3\5 -^R^C^ Bf9l f^^lf 55ft?3T? 3t : 5Rf»'^ 3^ ^cT Sir, 5. ^ir^^3> 3T\^1, ^^l^fiT, ^5Tf 3", ^1^3,^313;; 35cTtCS(3" ^mfV Sire, s. ^t^, Si^3?, f^T5l, ^Tf3, 3H; Sirens, s. 3?t3;^f^f^ *?*§& ^tW^Y Sirius, s. ^3?, ^t^e* ^T?1, ^^^1^C*T^ Sirloin, 5. 9f3T#3: 3^^CW*f 31 ^^? Sirname, s. Surname *f^f C^fT\pT*T, ^t^Sf, ^T^> Si1, *R**f, 7{7(W, *trat, ^SJtf? Sisterly, «. ^fsRfa*, vfa-ft ^$mj Sit, ». a. $*rc7*ra-^, lz7[ t 7f*nri-sfT*F, Site, «. «£«T, ^T*, 7t*§, $&, fmSk ^^ Sitting, s. ^*fC7*fa, t**R, fcrtfj 1^1 Situate, or Situated, a. 1%^, 1[Tf*f¥ ^R- f*^ ; C7 OTsr ^R^T^T^" Situation, 5. ^*T, ^R, $Tt, f%f$ ; «tTf, ^, St^f? ; ^7^1, 9f1% f Tf*f1, ^T^ Six, «. 7T>, ^ ; (score) W$ ^5 ; (-/o/c?) ^,U 3"«l ; also see W7 in ' Companion.' Sixteen, a. C7T^*f, C7T*T Sixteenth, a. C^MfiP Sixth, «. "7%, W^fa 3 Sixthly a. 7t$"S, 7%^*!, ^"3 TfTpl Sixtieth, «. Tw^, T'Tt'T* Sixty, a. 7#, 7tti> [ITT^, ^T*f Size, s. ^t?^^, *Tft*TTq, TTT*f, TFfagfS"; Sizeable, a. <5TTW*faf*r^, *ft?f*^, ^1- Skate, 5. Scate «f^f CW*T [fw Skein, s. c^ut, sjfi>, C?T"*r^r 71 *T5T7 C^ Skeleton, 5. ?T\7^ i, £t®, ft*% ft«jq, Skilfully, ac?r W^ 71 fc*95$C*f, fcr^«ij- Skill, s. Tf-^^1, ^WT* ^17*^1, *f^1, Skim, «. Op«i1, SIT* ; (-»m7£) ^T^C^T^I ^5 Skim, v. 5fTlf-^TT>, cW-Sg* 71 , "tt

. ^, 5T*T, STU^I, «^t^ ; (of fruits, fyc.) WT5T, CWT71, f£*T<&1 Skin, v. -^TcT-^oi;, "5^-^r, ^T^1-C J1 71 f^f ^ 7jf%5 Skinner, s. T5*fr 7J7?TT"?ft, "5^^T?T, ^TiTt7 Skinny, a. S^TUr, *Tt\*T5to, WtT, f *f Skip, v. -7T^-^, STTf^-^, Slanderer, *. ^^?T^f^, f <^^1 71 glTf^^i Slanderous, a. ^TWJft,gftfa3Hr,*f3rT*f- 7T^t, R^T^T^t, ^5KJTt^ Tt tf , C^T^T^T, opte ?m *1 ^7, ^rt^*f ttat^t, *T?T$fta [^r-sr-^p Slave, v. TfTTW-^f, C^TcTT^t-^, ^%«l#- Slave-girl, 5. CS\5t, fft^t, STJft, ^fft^i Slave-trade, s. TfT^T WT*ft a^fa^ir 37^tH Slaver, s. ^fW*ft^, *jfq^1, wTTsn, CW*f ; Slavery, 5. ^rTtn?: ^W-,W13IW^ ftara*fj, Slavish, a. ??r«K?TS*F, ^ft^T^^, ^m, ^fa, Slavishness, 5. ^*fan5l, JfT*W,F?T«it?r*1, Slay, v. a. Tfft?T, ^571-^, 93f-* f ^-*$1,^T*r- Sleeping, 5. t^Tp ^rtS^T, "SpR, *f?R, *T5T Sleepless, a. *sr^J, fajT^fa, SlTg^T [^ Sleepy, 0. f^TJW, f^3TS, TPTtir-^?rl-^, -*f3 V «*rraC-^ Slide, v. f*fW*T, mwf%"?Tl-Tr1, *rt?Ul-*ff, Slight, a. ^W5, ^*T^ j ^, ^J|, W*f , *ra, *rr^^t, ^r??, ^t«t, ^i^i, wrets Slight, 5. ^3RTW?, ^^"Sal, WC^9!1, &*T- Slight, v. a. ^3RTtf?r WC^STl *fl 3J5-*?, Slightingly, ac?. ^SRnr1, t%\5, C^?T1, ^FTf t, Sliver, v. "SpT^I, f^?T ; *. fOT *tT<1 [TpT^^ Slohber, v. cTTW-^f , ^^TTTT-^ ^1 ^ sioop, s. 4^ ^^mj ^2 ®T^Tsf t3t*r^ Slop, v. ^f^"?ri-^\5, ^t% c-mKv *tU-?p Slope, s. FT^T tW Slope, Slopewise, Slopingly, «c?. 9f^tm?1 Sloping, «. ^T5T, T?t^, $rlW*, ^tR T-Siv5^1 ^C^ Slouch, 5. ^WW#, ct| irr«l1 ; ^TRlfr Slough, 5. *r^nr ^cT, -sWT^ ^"1 ^T^fTf^?1 Sloughy, a.^T^Tsr, Tf^ftir^l, ^TWT#?1 Sloven, 5. C*n^1, ^I^t?^"^"- f ^fT^ C^TT^ Slovenly, a. ^^f1?^^, ^«tf?"^^", ^W^J Slovenly, ad. ^mf?^^ ^ ^W^t^f Slow, a. ^"*ft^, Tj^f, Hff9fT^t, 1 Sf*T; f^Jl Sluggard, s. ^»pr f^^^ft 31 ^?T1 <^T^ Sluggish, «. TT^Sffa, ^?7l* ^^PT, ®^, Sluggishly, ««?. ^T*R7. *ral, f^rsrl, *f^J1 31 5^1 -*T1 Slumber, s. *rafrg1, faflttft ^1, ^ Slumberous, a. RjT, RJt^ ; f^JT^?r Slung, SlingfaFSTT^te^TST; *$tfk, 'STCgtfto Slur, s. ^5T*T;sr"R, v\\ &*T% ; v. ?T3> cT"3>"-^" Slut, s.^^r^^i-"c^t^?i it, c*r^^, Sluttish, a. ^*ff|w^,C^T^?"1,^^f?^:r, Sly, «. ^e, t?^?t, *r^, *r©r, c*t?R [isc*r Slyly, ad. K*T5TC% ST^^ar, C*f f, Smallness, 5. *JW51, ^3^51, ^'"^"U^n? Small-pox, «. TT^n^l, 3?T^, 3"ff C?TT$r, ^^©T1 ; (of sorts) viz. 1%1%il1, ^f^HI, ^fiptS, v^irf^; *TI, these are curable, *n©T ^"^t, "^^W^T, incurable, ^TcT ^?T ^1 Smaragdine, a. \f$%f<*[^, ^fafifrS" Smart, a. ^\w, %T, *f^ ; SOT& "&T«W, 1%2f ; ^wft j s. mm), T>Tl>T^t Smart, y. n. ©33T, M^l-^ T>TT>1, Wt1-?P Smartly, « *f ^ ^\^J 31 H^TWW H«nfare, fr$T*£#o^ /mew, f3f-^ Smoothly, «^. ^^T^tC^T, T^CS!, ^r^t^- Smoothness, s. ?nrR ^T^", f^^B"5"1, fb^ 8 !- Smote, Smite f^T^T^, ^T^T^t^?! Smuggling, s. "STT^ ^T?"«l, ^c^T*f^?«l Smut, s. ^*PST^, ^T^T ; ^f, ^^5» ^T^T ^>Tt% ; (o/* corn) f 5T?1, ^T?tJ5l Smut, y. ^JwT ^FT»T-T, ^"T?f-C^ ; f£T>1-*ff Smuttily, ad. ^TTTit?rT5fC*T; rtt^J^^^ Smutty, a. ^TC^ft^l ; l%^T*fv5l ; *f"&T*T Snaffle, 5. ^T^f, wprT^, ^T^ifft Snaffle, v. ?F^t«?t *1 ^T?P^ #?I1-X?: SNO [ 314 ] SOD Snag ,s. J 5*W ; Wt^l ; ^tf*, %^ [c^t^ Snail, s. *mU Snap, v. Tf^^1?-?i1 ^tf-^ 31 ^; ^"*jf*f- «rf^-^, iff J• ^TS N , f^ Snick-and-Snee, s. l[f?. *Hf Sgftsl f^ffi-STS, ^T<5-^T<5 Snip, v. a. 9ffRj W$W ^Tajl-asri* Snip, s. -£\VS f'Tn ^TT?ar, <% *8R, fp?1 Snipe, 5. ^T?TC*iTS1 *f*sY ; *[< *fT5f^T Snipsnap, 5. ^TtfJW, W1 *fTlTa5Tfi> Snivel, v. f^^-*ff *1 ^J ; 3|cfC?*ajr Snivelling, c. ^JT^JTf^nri ; s. WJT*£%T- Snore, a. a{tc^ ; %r^r^1, C5^1, ^^cart^f-"^, Snub-nosed, a. cstWWSl, 4tW1, OT^I; Snuff, 5. ^3TJ,^m; ^T^tar *ft3FT,^T^aj ^T Snuff, v. *mt-TT>, ^cT-^T^; ^5TJ-^,^T^r- Snuff-box, s. ^naftar, ^T^f T^t Snuffers, s. 3"1%^lf;ft, ^"^^Ttaj^, ^ffT^ajt^t Snuffle, v. ^tOTWR^ne, ^^^1,^T^-C^ Snug, «. ^^T, cT^T1%^, ^iTj^, ^T^l, Snugly, ac?. ^^|arT- Sober, «. ^rsraf, 7f^TaT, $tj, rtftftvftlft Soberly, ad. *tmm, $tZJ* t^afj TR&, ^f^tarajpc^f, ^flajm^T^Tar^^ Soberness, Sobriety, 5. 'STITq^I, ^T^T^v5l, aftarel, *ffajrft^T"5Tajr, 1%WI, «fT«tafj Sociable, «. 2f«i?t, ^T^TT s fl"ir, R^T*ft, Sociableness, *. ^*?t^f^1, ^T^tj%, C^T^W, ^, ^*f, ^Sf#t WjpSI Soho! mi;. C51» ^8, ^S^, «C. *n^tt-3f, Q^dF; §*f*T?I-. ^TcT, ^fltiT^T^-^, *f T^ OT\5-IC< m Solecistical, a. ^513 *1 ^*KR ^3^ Solely, ad. vfi^T^f, 4Tf%*fT*, ^f%^TPr^T- Solitaire, 5. ^%T^?T«J ; ^WT^ft^T, ^^^t^t, Solitary, a. ^•(jf^'ff, 4^T<^t, RS^fW, t^- #iT, v£|^F»T1, 43?3F, ^^"cT; 5. ^"^T^T^t Solitude, s. £*fRJ, «il^Tl%^, t^S^^^t, Solo, 5. jq^ ©E^S 9fR ^1 ^TWT^rC^IT ^"?: Solstice, s. ^L^IJJ &\V& ; (the summer-) ^Qj ^»tf% ; (the winter-) Tff^«l ^»Tl% Solstitial, a. ^tf%?TWt?, jFTf%H"T?T^ Solubility, 5. J^stn^l^cR^lj^t^R Soluble, a. JT^t, J^ 6 ^?, sf^^lu, 3^^ Solution, s. C^T^J^T?", *JT**fT3Ti? Sonorific, or Sonoriferous, a. TO^?P, *fffr*3, "*f*f*T3l^ Sooty, a. Ml?, ^cnTrt^n, srf^W, *T*T Sop, 5. f%®iR «*TT*7 J3J ; v. *f^in-f5SFl Sophi, 5. ^ft?^ OTT?; ^RfV^TTSf 31 TfJT^ Sophism, 5. f^^t^T^T^r, f?«tfJl 3j%J 31 fihSfpfo fifrS&fcfWi ft^H 31*T3;3T* Sophist, s, * Sophistical, «. ^^j^fa^fsrsfJl^WT^ Sophisticate, v. <3T*f*"3>-*, <5t®F-G*, *J[3J fsrfej^-*, ^ns^f-* Sophistry,*. f*reteT®T*T,fr5aW*,ffi<*r7l Soporiferous, or Soporific, 0. l^TjtSffi* 16 ] SOU Sorcerer, 5. *ttfN**fi, STtHtft, C*rt<*5R*, *5*t, , wifitz [\5Tt* Sorceress, *. irt"?rTl3^ft, 3v$1*^, \&Tf^^t, Sorcery, s. *T?sr«l, "5TTTI, 3j 3*, £«l, C^^pt, \Ftt^*T^1, ®?t£, CT>R1, CT>PttT>T*R Sord, s. K«T\51,H^1, "STt^^ri ^"«l^?^fsi Sordes, 5. "SToT, ST^rl ; (0/ Me eye*) C-^^ft Sordid, a. ^TWW, ^T^f %, f «t«l, *T*^J1, c^rT^t, ^tu, ^T*rsr, ^r*f*^, 11^1, irt%^ Sordidly, a^.^T^J *1 ^t"5?grc«T,?r^ST Wft Sore, s. ^v$", ^1 ; a. ^]fo[^ «ftn5^,ysf<¥ Sore, Sorely, ac?. ^j%^t^1 WW^Rl ^l«lT- Soreness, s. C^^,^l^,W%l'»tJ ^TTi^^^J Sororicide, s. TTC^T*?T1 tt, ^f^^ft ^J1 Sorrel, 5. (Indian) ^^>, T>& ^fTof^F, "5* Sorrily, ac?. 4tu ^R^ 31 faC65T^ ^^f Sorrow, *. Tp«*r, c*fT*3 SfW, ^'^T*t> C<*, ft^*TO 9twfw\ 9 ^T^t, d*TTJ Sorrow, v. C ttit Sound, 0. ^*?ttW, f^C?"T9ft, 5j^, Tr^^f ; ^T«tT«f, ft* ; (-sleep) vim 31 C"5IT? "^5 Sound, 5. ^f^, t^^TW, *t^f, ^T*, ^J f J*, Sound, v. 5fTlt€j «ff?^T«J-*, Bfef-'STt^f; Sounding, «. Sf€t?T ^T**t?l, ^?T;*f i ^fs* HV5 Soup, s. *TT\OT?T **[*, C3tt*r, ^, ^??^1 Sour, «. ^, T>*F, 1|^1, 1, C^1 ; (peev- ish) ^wr, far^n* ji , tt?^, ^^^^ Sour, v. WS-^-?& *1 ^ ; fr?^-"^ *1 ^ Source, s. §*&,§■*£$, ^T*Plf%^», ^T^t Sourish, a. *^*M, ^f%^?1 [«&c*f Sourly, 0a 7 . ^Tv&Tc^J, f^?«? &JI-, *F3F*T- Souse, 5. cre«iS?C*T g$W5 ^TST? Souse, ad. ^c^1 ffi"?1 Souse, v. ^r^te 5 ©t^-f%S?1 ; SiC^T "<5Tf*nfl- ^\5; 3rH>1 31 c^l-irT?r [*!% South, s. Tffspq, ■Pff^«ifff9f; (-wHii) Ffs^«i South-eas/, s. ^P$Z<$U ; -west, t^% Southerly, a. wf^«i1*"snF,Trf*F«iTf%*5 Southerly, ad. fff^ 6 ! f? 7 ^, Tf f^C«I Southern, a. *fj%«l, wf^fffSPi: Southing, a. fff^STf^rwr *fSR<&T?V Southward, ao 7 . Jff*F«| Wt?T, *ffwc«l Souvenir, s. [Fr.] ^Tt *Fft«T Span, 5. strewn, fa^re, Itw, fr^TO Span, v. a. fc^rs *1 SfTC^pT TTSl-'srM Spangle, 5. %rft5l^fsfr$ ^T3"1, T^T 5v5 Tt? 2t^?T, ^(^^ ? CW1T> Spar, v. ?npwri ^W-?P ; ^"C^T^-^F, ^>-^» Spare, v. *Tftf^ ^]«|, *P «f^t, 5'^ T>^^" Sparrow-hawk, s. f*f^irl, <:t^, Spasmodic, or Spasmodical, a. ^'WjVS. ^T1 Spatiate, v. ^«1-1, ^.f1 ; t^'WI-^, Spatterdashes, s. ^m^^i ^1 C'srtl!t1^C ,c t^" Spatula, 5. C^pHF ; £tC^^Tt^ 5fTf<^T?: ^^ Spavin, 5. ^mj( «TT?f5RP^t, ^tC?^ C^pT\51 Spawl, s. "3jf«t^1, FfTcT, W; v. «r^-c^p5T Spawn, «. srwte, "srTcw ^T^J^*tWt Speaking, pa. a. ^tft, ^t^^, ^f^^T?t Speaking-trumpet, s. ^9[1 ^>t^^"T?" ^?t Spear, s. ^c?j£t, ^5T, ^*f1, ^W^, ^T9I1, Spearman, «?. ^\5*fI5^T#t, ^W^^WT^T [^"l¥ Spear-mint, 5. ^T^TvftTTl *fffiRl Special, a. 1^C*f^,^7fT^T?«» ; r.^%,^^t4 Specially, ac?. t^^^^^, ^ttT^T? 6 !^^ Specie, s. ^J1, ^1, ^T^1, ^fsT^ ^^1 Species, 5. SrT^, *5f, ^f«l, casf-Vt, gf^t?", ^"?T Specific, a. 1tc*r^, ^TT^rT?r«l, liTl%^^?^, Specific, s. ftc*f^ ^«I^T§ ^^^ SPE [ 31 Specifically, ad. frFTST^CTF, 5tteJ^Tt¥t, Specification, s. t3X^3v3^,t3;t^ 3*13111 3>3R, t3"3?«1, j$m Specify, v. facf"*-^, fac*^ ^, 13X*T3" iW^, I «T^-^9|- Specimen, s. f^fT*R *V§, ^P»% *ffWt, Specious, «. 3JW*fJ, W^tir, ^T^t^r, ®\- 3n*r, cWte^ir ; ^t^t*r msr, csftfarsr Speciously, ad. *f*Rtir 31 ^W*Tj?srt*T, STST- Speck, or Speckle, 5. fs^", ffrs, "fr 5 ^, TrT^ fg^l, -f $ ; (o/i Me eye) Spcft, WT^t Speck, Speckle, v. TtsVI-CW, h^- *fT*ft-3s Speckled, a. fpfa^fPSl, Wt^,f&if3fW, Spectacle, s. ^W TO; «a>l1 £f^m, C3*V$3F, TETT31, *Pv, ^T^IT^I Spectacles, 5. tf*ftrl, (RC^T^tft 3*TS Spectator, s. Tf*f^ 1|1$'*1, C^ ^rtV Speculate, v. 37R 31 fwl-3«, 5TC** ^T3 31 Wt$"-^, 3F en *R1-3S' ; (ta traffic) vf&lV Speculation, s. 37R,f&^1, ^RPT3> W"0", ^•[Sffa; ci^JT^ftU 3p?T fr^H 3>3«l Speculative, a. %fJT^t, fF3^"?T, HRPT^ wprr^, vm fen ^?r *tt*i Speculator, 0. TIRPT3* Tffct, ^^R^«1 ; ^I^JTT TIT S 5 ? tt^^^^l Speculum, s. i**f\ ^T?R1, ^T*ff> ^ftt^1 Speech, s. 3TsY, 3T, 3T^J?ft:3", ^t?"3 Speed, 5. C3$f, SP^tfTSR, ^31, x fa[ : 3l, 3H? Speed, v. W$1-*r, *ft^-^ ; 3^^137-3; Speedily, ad. *fl^, ^5?TTT, 3t##, ©Wt, 35$ WW ^rt^ffST, 3n><3S#$1 Speedy, 0. ^csfci, ^Tfas, *mji 3P^, Spell, s. -5J3, i-, ^¥-3*; {-time) srT*R-V Spendthrift,s.^^37lP^1%37yl",^5Tl^?1 Sperm, 5. $3F, C?Tv5S, €tSF, t~t37, "nS^T^T"^ Spermaceti,*, 3\5?l?Sf3" TT, CTTO, ^9^^^ Spew, v. Tsfifs, ?[^- C^^T"?- ^9fT?r-^ Sphere, s. ^, "5I^»T, C»tT^ ^^, Zlfa [^T?T Spherical, Spheric, «. C^ft^T, ^^'T ^1 "5^T- Sphericalness, or Sphericity, s. C$fT«^ Spheroid, $. gfT? C^TT^r ^1 ^?5T^T<[ 3^ Spherule, 5. ^fTf ir^^ 31 3^f Sphinx, 5. ^^JT?T ^*r ^5 f^Cc^?: CTf^^Tft Spice, 5. *nr*r ^rm^i, ^T^r ^r^Tsn, ^rtcT- Spicery, 5. ^TTwT "sr^TT^Tl ; 'srm^TTT ^TVft?T Spick-and-span, a. ^3fak ^^» T^JSiT^ Spiculse, s. pi- "^2 "^Wlj "^J 3^3? Spicy, ». -5[^T^T?[ ^JT?, WT^TT^, ^9ffW Spider, 5. ^«RT^, *r^I>> ^J51, ^T^vgTl, ^T3»\5, ?JT 31 C£f3»-"5Tt3: Spikenard, s. ^RT^^, *re«T, C^f'Tt Spill, v. 1>m, *fTT-^, *f\F, ^151 ^f\5 31 C^pc=T, C^pf^UI-C^, ^#-^, ^^3J?-^ Spill, $. CWte 31 ^TC%3- 31^51 ; ^^ ^^1 Spin, v. 3»T^1- 55^-^Tt, 5J^-«tT^1 ; ^t5- ^ri^-3?, 3T\51 ; ^fT^-CW, ^1, \, 3T^"?n *fT35 Spinal, «. *5C*r?F 31 «jttf^ ^^^t^T Spindle, s. ^T3^H1 ; (aw a^'s) ^T«T Spindle-shanked, «. Tft^®>S5n, cf^TlfT^l Spine, s. CTt^S, , ^^^"STTT Spinner, s. 3»T^^, ^T^^tnl, *T?rT3 C3"; ttT- Spinning, 5. ^1 5FT^, ?PT^1 [^\5^1 Spinning-wheel, 5. 3J3f*r3f, ^1 Spinosity,5.7T3»^^^1,C^,3^T^,^l^J Spinous, Spiny, a. Tf^?^^, 3>^3?^f*f^ SPI [ 3 Spinster, *. ^rel, ^•[£1, ^fa*tf$«1 3Tt ; Spiracle, *. f% J, ^?T, ^T<£ *f*T Ofihft Spiral, «. C*h^1,^3«Tt?1, C%R, C*TO*r Spirally, ad. C*rom 3f1 C*f5RWtC* [sffaT? Spire, «. *ft*, WT^^K ; ^3Tf r% "£$1, Spire, v. n, 33Tf r$-3", "^^T^T 3UT3-§fc Spirit, *. ^tin.it^gni.^^j, f^t^ri, ®t*mi ; (Me Holy-) ?Pfm *W^H ; ^S j 3s M, $$81, C^, *ff^, ^KT Spirit, v. a. Xt^l *1 gfjfe-S'sn, W$- Spirited, a. *lifa, ^tf, *J9j> ^3jT«*T^ Spiritless, a. t^C^Sf, fa#fa, ^*3fT^€fa, WT^*ft, S*R, t^?R**F Spiritous, a. C*ttf%V, ^Q^T ; ^gfa, CSmX^ Spirits, s. TfT?: ?^r, *T1», ^T?T^ ; ^tf- stffin, ttt^j tet^-j, 3j?i, wn?r ; *n^?i Spiritual, a. ^SDTU", ^T^IWF,^*^?!, ^Tirreg^ *rsfrfro^, ^rsn^ifti Spirituality,*. ^n^f?^,^*TJTin5l,*| T1C- snfafovffl ; mx^it, swftfcl, wf^WT* Spiritualization, *. *RS^f% ^"1 ^f%J ^V Spiritualize, i>. a. ^srT*frfe2tiir-3F,3res- Spirituous, a. ^t. ^S*T1R- ®FC*lteC^*T-^, Spiry, a. TjTvSt**, Wf fa; C^5f^f H^fal Spissated, a. 9fff , TER, ^T, *f^ 5 CUT^I Spissitude, *. ffTff'W, SR^J, ^*F51, C^T^Tt Spit, *. c^Y\^ n^T^l, *rt^, *P*TW?T *fte ; Spit, v. *ftra-sfT$r ; *fa[, M *fa? *1 c^*r- Spite, *. $3fji, c^^r, ^\*n, cjr^:, fsrsrrv *fi, ^WTCf^ftftc Spittle, *. t^^t^", ^f«HFl, ^, ^f ft, W, Splanchnology, *. ^gfrlfJl, ^Tf3^> C?t^T Splash, v. fwSfcfk mv\ Z] 3^C*r TfTTc^-^ Splashy, a. f%5?1,*T^*f^Jl ,^^tt?,^T^T^ Spleen, *. ^ft?1, fW^t ; t ftp T5, ^1,C5^1,^T© Split, «. f^T, Tpt^, ftrwt^-^, Tt ^r^-^, tpT^, tpT^i, fs$-"srT?r, f5@irr-5rl Spoil, *. cT^, *n>*TTT>, «X®^ J^J Spoil, w. ^*f^^T«l-^, ^-^ ; ^^- ^si^fuir- T^T; ^t^^T^T Spoke, *. tlpTt% ^^ ^Tf^ ^5 CST?^ ^T% Spoken, Speak f^^t^t^^T^ ; ^"e 1 , ^R^ Spokesman, *. £|"f%31Fl, ^IC^J? t^f^C« Spoliation, *. ^*f^?«l, ^ ^^«1 [^Tf Spondee, *. cWte. C*TcT, C3>1%-3>, cft*tt-<3T, 5pt\5l-^, Sportful, Sportive, a. ^ l[^cft, t^tofaT^, cfteTT^t^l", C^TcTm, ?PT^, ^T^T^TT^f Sportsman, s. ^JT%T, '^"ST^I, ^ft^T^t Spot, s. **nr, -STS; fw, TfTSf, 1%T>1 ; fR Spot, v. Tf^rf^ ^^-^, ST^Mr ; TV^-CW, ffe^1- CTPT^I- TfTSf-CTf, TfT*lW [OTT'STt Spotless, «. f^T^pc^, ^, f^JFT> J1, WTsft Spousal, a. fc&arffc*" ; s. «*ff?T«i?r, #^ Spouse, 5. ^T^TJ1 *1 ^t^t, 3ft 31 *fr% Spout, S. ^, SJ>, £t«lT!%^1, ^teft ; <^-^, Spray, s. ^W?" ^*T»Tsf ; WWffT GTp«j1 Spread, v. fc^t«f-^, fin, ^T^nT^; 3T^, Spread, s. 3Jtf% f^TT^Tl%, res?, qsk ^Tf%1, ^\F1, f^^1-C?, Sprinkling, s. CgftW 8 !, fw^T^T, W\5tt^ Sprit, «. Sprig *r*f C^ ^1 ^^^f"^ ^tffT, %%TS, &fael, tVllfit Spud, 5. «^f% ; (0/ a grass-cutter) *t*{i Spume r 5. c^p«i, ^"T^Tj C"^p 4 i1 ; tf. «fT^,. C^p^l-^ Spumous, Spumy, a. <&fav[,CJ* s i'V3i$\Wv[\ Spun, Spin f^HTi>^'^T^ ; ^T 6 !, Si^R, 5J«1 SFlfihrtfW, t^JTlw- [Sponge. Spunge,5. #f^1% ; (-roo*) 3"9P*pT Squash, 5. C*f5 TT>1, lp*W^t, CSTT?T1 ; Squint, v, C^?1-"^, T5F-^, ^ft> ff 1$"-^ Squint-eyed, 0. 9f®ft5^1, d>«C1, SfSil Squire, 5. <£c?fa C^TOT C5TTC^^ ^rfa; see Esquire. Squirrel, s. 1T Squirt, s. Tf if^, f*f 5*T?t ; v. f*f5^T?l- Stab, v. t^- *T, ^*TvF, fa?-, Stable, s. ^tnr^n, csmsmmi, m^^cr Stable-keeper, 5. ^I\5T# *1 CSrf\51 f &*f C^T Stabling, 5. ^T*r»T?r, C^TTv?Tf? Stadium, s. C^T^fft\53" ^; *isr*[f^ Staff, s. ^n*f1, C5T*, ff3, *rft>", *Tv&t, *Tt$t Stag, 5. 4«|, ^^^r, ^sf, ^t?«l, ^t?f*TWl Stage, 5. ^T^P*f?j ^1T?J^ ; ^^«1 W, Stage-coach, 5. ;»T\5T#?r1 31 \ffTC*PHFW$J ^ *1 ^t^1 Stagger, w. T?cT, T>*nNl, T>-^, $fasf-3", Stagnant, a. fa t?r, waw [c^rtvsi Stallion, «. 5fT5, ^sr, TTT«TT ^©re^r?" ^t^ft?", ^5TS(- Stanza, s, c#T^, CffRt, ^C*f^ ^T^J Vjq STA Staple,*. ^t^f,tf^;r^^?1,^ttf?i,*F$1 Staple, a. ^T^fT?* 2&U, ^TfttSiJ ^T- « f*tf5 ; {-commodity) £f*Tt#* Ztf«l©7 jprj Star, 5. ^3i, $T?1 ; {-gazer) c®7tf«W%l Star-apple, *. KTTJF^T, ^T*JT^1 SfT^F^T Starboard, 5. ^t^Tr.©?TTffw«l ^fT^T |>t^- CW Starch, s. TO, *T$, *mp, ^W ; v. ^*T*T- Star-chamber, s. «£4<^TcTto *TT*R ^t^ Starched, a. Utrera *fs^?1 ; ^*ltW§T Stare, v. ^WC^ *1 «*nhifi>"3l-<:*f«*r, 5Tft- Stare, s. T%?T W&, <^5rt??1 CtttfJ Stark, a. *f^, ^"ffo ; SP 5 ^; C*3"«T, *PfS> Stark, «c?. ^^rg»C*f, ^^J^, ^1 s*rf ?««c?, or naked, ^^J^ 'KTsf^T 31 "S^W Star-light, 5. ^3 Jftf% ®Wlt ^TC*H Star-like, «. if\£f, ^FTSffsr ; ^WJ 5TJTIT Starling, sjq$&fftim \ ^Tffa , ^4^f^ Starry, a. v$W3"S ^SF3*nr, ^T?:Tfrf*t% Start, v. ^^1, ^jferi-^; ^fct* 9» Start, s. STRUTS ; 2&R, f t*, W^FTt> Starting,*. ^fcr* *$$M, *T5*, £W* |>?T? Starting-post, «. C*r "gl ^f £$" nftfHft? Startle, v. ^T^in-^, ^fctA ^?-^, ^T- *&*fj CtT^-% WSSgW ^t3"-, W< Sf1 ^fpft Stately, a. «^373R, gfsT^fTfas, *Pt*, ^fi ®IT3ttsT, ®5j3sT*T, sfl ^T^t?1 Stately, ac?. 3s*sf53f, ®ra3n*T3W, «n ^pf^1I1 Statement, 5. t^CWS? ; t^"^ 6 !, 3^«T^ Statesman, 5. f ^T^T1 fat^1, ^W Stationery, s. ^t ^T$m ^^^T t^Jtt^" J^T Station-house, s. stRl, CFlf% ^T'f 5 ^lT^v?1 Statistic, Statistical, «. CW*tT^^;TS, ^*f^?:«l-^,"5©-^; Stealth, s. Tjnr ^^^. CT^t^fj, T^f?T; ^"^^^ Steam, s. ^T7p>t, ^T% S£*T; (-5oa^) ?TTC^f?: C^t **$* Steel-yard, s. VJtt \^ 71 ^?F§[ f7t x t7 Steep, a. §W, Wt^l, fcfly, *rte1, ^TvF, Ttf^7 ^ *n#re«iVf?r, ^TsT1, C7TT;1; Stem, v. a. C^tre?: 7J"raT$"-^, OTS" ft- Stench, 5. T£?f%, *fM*f3f, f 7T7, 7*?7f Stenography, s. 3T\tW*fW£ f*K^ft*f J1 Stentorian, a. 71 ^ J7J *ff?W- Stereotype, £ «jfcn W1W1T ^mt?T ^^3" Sterile, a. 7WJ1,7T7T1, <^Wl; (as a tree) J$\y ?TTv5l ; (as ?«wc?) ^7?C1, ?F*r, ^"^ Sterility, si 7¥Jt^53, 7T7rr^>T7, ^TpSfW ; (a* Zawd) *re$1, ^T^W, 3WS1 Sterling, 5. t\»T?itir ?»ra 71 fa<5$1 ^J1 ; ^T?T, ftfK ; a. fapRfl, 3"f *>, ^f f^ Stern, «. ^^ ^, £t, ft"?ri, C^^1,£f7^l -^ St'jfe 71 ^K-W, ^C^^l"^./ STO [ 324 ] STO Stimulation, s. g^jfe, CSStfa, £fa^1 Stimulus, s. gf^fegfTOSfl, CTF5^1,CF$Tt* Sting, s.^cT^Tc^Wl^WI ; ». "^51-^1 Stinginess, s. Tsr$^£$], ^T Jt# 3 Stingo, s. C^SJl^T fJ1, Stink, *. ^*raf, *JR? f f^T^T ; v. f 1f%<-<$ Stinking, a. T£i{w\ y TgftWXIF, ^St^ti (?*o^- Stint, v. a. Z^-^, ^^1-^, ^t^S^^T-^, Stipend, s. ^"R, ^^, CT*T, eTVJVll, *fW$"$ Stone, s. ^% g^J, *tWj, ^fRt«l, f*t^T, f*fwfl; ^■"JT?^, *f r ^#t; ?T^; ^T^, Wfc ; Tt^" CT?" «®^ ^1 1?^" [?T1 *%-& Stone, v. gf^mt^-^, ^TT^IT-^T?", ^^T- Stone -blind, s. 4C1 Stone-pit, *. 21 ^^T^ - ?", *fT^C?'ir 1 5 1w&% TT^€t, TH?*^ Stoutly, « J. **rea$t*T> TTc^T^ *f ^ *1 W? Stoutness, s. ^*T, nfew^TH^, C^TT?T^, Stow, v. a. vsJ^Tl *1 *TT*rf5 ! ra1-?t<, *Tt- Stowage, s. JWft ~$Wmj%^, ^Ttft"? ; Straddle, v. n. *fl C^Stl^l ^1 C^f^t-liT^ Straggle, v. *p«l-1, tifftt'^f ^jTW, t^- Straight, a. ^,*T?*T, OTTBH, f*T*n, fi^ ; Straighten, v. a. 3^-3?, ^3^-^, T3" ; 3Nc*?T *fT^1 ; ^?, Strainer, s. "ST^Rt, *T*K*t, 3 ^Tl>1, ^1 ; Strait, 5. «5rf?, ^fo *K 5 iftS, C^*T, ^ Straiten, a. a. *raft«fa, ?T#-^, ^^T, ^TT>, ^gf 16 ^-^; ^gf^cT-^, W^-^; *ft^, Straitly, atf. ^2J*T^ \7 *1 , 5^^^ Strappado, 5. K^ *f# t??1 ^Tt?T«f Strapping, a. ^t^TJf, gf^T?S, ^^5, C^rt^l Stratagem, s. C^rK-ST, ^^T?, ^ptf^, ^N* Stratification, 5. 9ItC^^ TTTSiT^r ["5»T Stratify, v. srtv£*-*ttsi1, ^^^^-?t ^T^ Streak, v. C\Ft?1-CTf, CJ-*ri-^, f^f^^-^F Streaky, a. f^fi^, C^rT*TT?r, C\?T^¥ Stream, 5. c^T^^t, C^T^, 2t^T^, ^Tjl, Stream, v. ^^, ^ft?1 ^1 C^t^-^^ [OT^ Streamer, s. «t^T^1, ^®i1, ^T«^1, t^^T^ Streamlet, 5. ^tft, ^?T *TW C^T^" Street, s. ^^Vt^l, *T*rl ?t^1, ^^C?^ Strength, s. *tf&, qstft* ^^^"^1, ^TtTTtifj, Strengthen, v. «T^- Tf^^T-^, C^CSfTf f^-^ Strengthener, s. *f$>*7[ i '%9r%WF > ^tf^ff Strenuous, a. ^cWlT^ft, £fTT^t, TO^, Strenuously, «^. ^r^^P?:?1,^^l^^'^ Stress, 5. £Tf«l*n*, ^"?F^, ^T?" ; ^^T, C^«f Stretch, 0. a. tt^^, Sf^TT^, C^eT, C%, Stretch, s. ^rnrt^, St^TTJ, ^T^, It^T?*, Strew, u. fg^1, W\51, 1^1, ^t%Ul-CTp«T Striated, a. f^c^^r ttjTIT C^^t1^f*f^ Stricken, ^>«. gf^ttt^", ^IT^ ; (in years) Strict, a. Wl,*ttTp-<:TT, CWj%^1-Tft^ Strife, 5. ^f , ftW%, t^"C?T^, ^7^, ^R^- STR [ Strike, v. Xt$, gr^-^^WS'-^^l-Gf W\% -snpfw-^ 5 *t®»t, *T^, *rt$f, cW, C^-»ft9f ; (« bargain) "spj-3>, ^t"?T-^ Striking, pa. a. TRf3?3%, G^Tfts^T^l ; ^T*&3j, "F*rwT?r ; aiar^sti traN#r$l String, s. TFS&i, T(f\S, ?1%, *T«1 3J3, ^$"1% ; ^3, ^C3?" W ; W^1, ^T, Wt%-C*f, 3TT3"-5\51 ; *M, $P$^-?F; (beads, ox flowers) ^TcTl-SfTSt Stringed, «. «r*pr, ^51 31 St?"*^ ; ?Nl Stringent, a. ^W$ 9 3W3>T1-3* ; Strip, «. *f i&, «*rs, ThP?1, Wt^ [C3ra3" -5T1 Stripe, 5. c W-^, *ffV- 2*^-3?, gf?t?r-3s-, gj-3^-3?, ^tf ^-<^ gf 1%c3T$r-3*, f33m-T> Strong-hold, s. Pj% W "J?f, ^T^H ^R Strongly, ad. ?J 31 *r^3}t*f, C3C*T, TOT Strop, s. ^t^TTW, ^3" CT5T3?T^3T?" itWfCt^ Strophe, 5. 3*T3;^T3" gfsfr r,$T3? 31 cwt^1 Struck, ^a. ^as. ^"p^, ^T31 ; *rtt?3Tfg Structure, s. %%%, 4^lT- Struggle, v. <5JTl^$M- 333- nf?" W-<5 ; llfi&Wt* Sf$W-3f ; gff%C3T*f-5W3:Tt§- ^ftr^wsrn?-**, 3t^3w-1,srf«i3s1,C3*01, «tffi^ fiRT*T, 3?T3t, sf^H 326 J STIF Strung, ^)«. ^«s. «fft^, tfTstt ; $Tf5l?tffe Strut, v. >$& ^finU ^1 W Tgf5T5l^tt, * ^ *v *X Strychnos-potatomm, 5. I^oft [^T?^-^ Stub, 5. gf1, ^Sf ?1 Stubbornly, «c?. ^^"t^J?5C^f, CFFt^^C^f Stubbornness, s. ^^T^T^^C^T^eTrT^T Stucco, s. gfTTfc?: ^C^T? f;«l^tC^ f «1 ; Stuck, ^>r. $• pa. pas. ^TfVfc^c^f^ ; ©TT^fT- Stud, s. *ftc*r?r ^t ^ft f^5, *fta*w ^^*fT5T1 ; ^1 ; CgT^, 6-Wc^r^F ; ^ Stud, v. -5R* ^^rw «^t? C^T, ^ ^^ C*T Stumbling-block, 5. ^T^?T ^1 3t*n. a. 3"*lK3>T?"-3>, ®ftt%-^"1 Sturdiness, 5. 3*R^1, *ra©T<5?, x t« ? T ! t,^&'- Sturdy, a. TO^I^T, WTF, "T5 5 , ^cT, ^*T- Sturgeon, 5. 'PirjtS' f ^^ Stutter, v. e^T^Tf^r, CSTfrf"!-^, ^5T^- Stutterer, s. C^T^^1,C^U <^t? C*T,Siv«R;gn sty, «. ^^tf; ^£<^,3>"3lir ; 3^^?^^^^ Suasion, s. £f| f%, £fC?;T^1, W? C3T*T Sausive, «. £fTTO%, CU^^T^"?", TRT3>^ Suavity, 5. W37, PT%^1, f"£$1, ^"5^1 Subacid, a. ^^ 1%f^ ^fa&, CWTT>, ^s?fa Subaltern, 5. 3?^%^ 3; 37f%% ^I2f *Tt^ t^f- ?HTWF, ^T^Ttt^? - Kfaws; SR [5H5" Subalternate, «. ^pfjTT^sraiff, *T?;**f?;T- Subchanter, $. ^SRT^C?^ ^g^ffi sfN^F Subclavian, a. ^f 31 3l"^src*T?" WSfW Sub-committee, 5. ^T£f^T^ 3>"5$r Tf'^t^'^ Subcutaneous, «. ^5TC^?: "^^T^sf^;^ [^[^1 Subdeacon, 5. ^TtSC^"? ^T£j"*fM ' 5 1"^5T'?'?F Subdivide, v. / ^\J{^\ 7e t- ^5{\V*t?[ ^\"» c f-^» Subdivision, s. ^^^\ x f, ^\t*f?T ^\*f Subduce, Subduct, v. "R»f^'?1-eT SflT-^, ^ *\f$ £f«lT^t> TT^^R- Sublimely, ad. %W^1 ^^^^^f^^^C^, Sublimity, Sublimeness, s. ^|hs1j W£t%^1, ^*rai, ^^wr<, ^1^7^^ nt^ir Sublunar, or Sublunary, a. ^^T5fSt%^, Submarine, a. ^^T^fsf^;^ ; {-fire) ^"1^, t^sSTPf, ^T^TftT, 3t\5^T^^T Submerge, v. ^51, w%], w& ^-^ ^1 ^ Submersion, 5. ^m,^^^^"?*! ^1 ^^^ Submission, s. ^I«J7nr, ^?, 1^5(1%, ^Tt^fT- SUB [ 328 ] SUB Submissive, a. ft«*ft, ^pj«nft,'^faJfaFT?t, Submissively, ad. t3^RT 31 <3T»[7nr^3f ?F, Submit, v. ^C^J3" fttfj 2fTWl-^, ?R- Subordinacy, Subordinancy, 5. ^2fT3T^J, C*ftqWl, 3*1^51, 3*#f%%1, ^3>^51 Subordinate, a. 35^3, C5ft«i, 3>f^%, C^TTj, Subordinately, ad. ^"R^t^CST, 3F3>3 31 Subordination, s. 3*f^1, C*fK35^T5l, ^f- £fT*TfaJ, »nrT*tes1, ^3fa^1, ^TC3 Suborn, v. a. fsistJl ttT^J C?«^ £f<[3-3>, Subornation, s. C$tT*ft* fsisjjl Ttf^J *Tt*R, 3jfT^t3» £f3^fl 3>3"«1 Subpoena, 5. 373^T£^ IT^J CJfS^ftsf ^Rt^m ^3, ^*T3 fol?t, T*tt^1 Subscribe, v. ^T^, ^t^T?"-, T5T^1, T?T*1 ; (-600A) #T¥t*?f 3R Subsequence, 5. ^?r 31 ^s3! ^$T3, ^*[?f ST, Subsequent, a. ^qJ, ^13,^^3"? *f*5tfT- Subsequently, ad. *f*5T<*, ^^3", *1T3", Subserve, v. C$ft«i3'Mj3f * G*r3l-3>, ^T^T^ Subserviency, s. 3> t^" mt3Tf*i3l, 3* W7^51 Subservient, a. Cffh^Tir C*T3W^ft, 3*t7, ^T3fa, 3^T*ft3T?fr, S*Wft 3^17 Subside, v. n. t3*[, f*te, sIT^T, sTftn, f^$1, Subsidence, or Subsidency, s. ^W*?^- *ft*r$1, R<5fa, sIT^T*, fas^ [3?Tft Subsidiary, «. *rKT*TJ3»T?l, W3>t"3t, T^- Subsidy, s. 3^T?:1 W Subsist, i>. f%t, #3^, a>3>, 3tT3*, ^t^-"^, 3^5TT^-^t3i, t^^, #t3^ 3T3"«1-^" Subsistence, s. GT?^T, slW, fo%3T, T«1 ; ®tt3?*1, ®t3WT*f T?, f^T^-T^: ['3TC3* C3 Subsistent, a, 3^tR,*Tstt3:pn#, ^1C^31 Substance, s. *f Tf t< 3^, ^Tt?T ; CTf 3", *lftj ; *ffsf, ^r\^:T^, 3^r, c^rt3r ; Tf3j, arnr^ ; (o^ «w argument) 3TTf «f, 7fT3" ^, *rt?n*T, 2Tf ^, 3^T^; CPffl, *Tt^f33^, Substantiality, 5. 3T^t3?^^1, 3^^1, Cf- Substantially, «^. 3^^2,*f^3m, 31"$t3 > 3»', gf^, Substantive, s. in gram. t3^C*f37, l3"f*r"3J 31 J3J3t5, -5>ff^:3¥-3*, 2ff%- fafV-C^T, vij S©T-CTf , 3Tf cTl-CTf [3Tfc^t Substitute, 5. 2ft%t^f3, *fTf?3f^^v8®t, Substitution, 5. l3"f^"5T¥, "5It#1 ,«fl%3^3W5T Substract, Substraction, see Subtract, &c» Substratum, s. ^S?C 9ttv5 31 3TT3? Subtend, v. ^F 13:^-3?, ^32^"^^^ Subter-^e?z^, or -Jluous, a. ^322^31^3? Subterfuge, 5. gt^t^l.^^^T^fft, *W$ 9 ^pTT3 ^t5^ Subtile, «. ^[W, 3T3*, ^T^«T1, ^\, #l«l ; ^q", ^^?, *r^, ^r^3j% Subtilely, ad. ^m$Z*\\ ^5%t?!rC*f, *tWl 31 ^t^3T ^3^35, WcT^Tf%f^j, ^!%, gffs*ffe, WT, *p*T2tTf% Successful, a. ^si^t^fHw, fRI^^N* f^~ Successfully, ad. ^51^1"^ Prf%^^"^, , ^i*" 5 ?,^^ Succinctly, ad. ?{\Z^Z*i ^^ ^sftir Succory, s. W%, ^T^T^t, TT^I^C^rs Succotrine-aloes, 5. ^^srT?^, fsr^STT^t Succour, v. *TT [t^T^Toff Suitor, «. fSTOTf^, gfT W, STTE^, ^T^tT^ft ; Sulky, a. ^^t?l, ^^, f^fiSTf, Cl?^1 Sullen, a. i^Sj W, W^Tift, ^MT>^R1, Sullenly, «^. i^r%^3f, ^1%ilT(R, 13"^ Sullenness, 5. ^f%3TF*, t^^T^J, CT?T>nr Sully, ». -STfeT^C- 3PI5T- *re*T1-^, Tf^c^-^ Sulphur, s. «TW^ ; ^w?*e- ^TSTsTPTT? 5fW^ Sulphureous, a. 9f«^lJN#, *>tW^^?r Sulphuric-acid, 5. (diluted-) Tf|"*T^ Sulphury, a. 9fW*P^P, sn* T?T3>1, vfl^, Wt?, ^W, Sum, v. 3r\«rj1- *1 sf^sft 3l Summon, v. a. \£T ; ^T^Tr^ ^t Sumptuous, a. ^TJ"3Y,?TO?P 8 ft5T,T^*T7, Sumptuously, a«\ ^t%flJ?I , C?"TCJC*fTv5l Sunday, 5. frasfmT?", ?fr*T?*, 4 WIT Sunder, v. *[9ft?*v, 1tt%^- "TC^ffT ^C^T CTTT^T <^f?"C5T *^PNs ^"s:, ^.^, ^^% ^ ^?; ^1 /rce, ^^ ; superfine, ^I]%^^I 0"N7 Superable, a. ^m, Tt*<7, CW€^1, 2f{%- Superabound, w. ^srf^pjT^- ^f^gj"^-"^, Superabundance, 5. ^t^t?"e r ^1 ,^Tt%*t^r7, Superabundant, a. ^f^^f?^^^^, ^|%- Superadd, v. ^fk^ ^^^^T^f-^, ^TC^1-CW c^izyj §*tzj c^rr^r-^ [t^^ ^T?f Superaddition, 5. ^ifV^fT \^1, ^R*f«| ; ^R5f^tf^, ^lt%{?^, 3T51, 3"T- 51,1^f*r^$1, CSffc^l, 2tt*R7, 2fR*T7, ^t§fa*faJ Superlative, a, ^^7«^T, C^t%^"sr, *JC<07«sr, Supermundane, a. SfffJ*f1? a C, ^RT*ff?T Supernal, a. ^W*£, ^T^I^fr?, ^^^^^; Supernatural, a. ^TC»ftf%3F, ^^5", ^^13", Supernumerary, a. RU^Tfsf?:^, ^fw, Superpurgation, s. ^fV^ 31 ^^ff^"?-^ Supervenient, a. <5RJJ*J C^TT^f^; ^fctF- Supervise, v. \51fftJP1, f^3T?T«l-3F, W*R-?F, Suppression, s. ^% ^TTT>^ ; C*fT*R, ET- f*nn ;, *!®i-^, C^lf-^, *fW, Suppuration, s. *TT«^, C^F 31 *J§! ^3^ Suppurative, a. *fiW&, *ffi^m<$, *fT3?^]^i Supraraundane, a. ®MT*ff?r^, ^3C^t*ff?r Supremacy, s. *fffW^*flfaftoy*Wfe Supreme, a. *lTO£t%, ^^,**1fl*,TOi^f , fit- Supremely, ad. *f3^ft3, C£t% 31 fit3R Supreme Court, 5. EfHT* 3J3^R, 3Xp ^It- Surcharge, v. «. ^Jt%f3^ C3T3tTt-^, ^% Surcingle, s. c*f§t, *fffiR 3^ft, it^% Surd, s. $tm$f%fri ftc*r* , ^??f^-SIWl, ^ ^5F«i *m ^T?n ^fw-3» 31 x Surge, s. 3tfo W^ft, ^?f, C5§, csft©1 ; v. ^ t%3l-^ [?T?1, Surmise, *. ^^3, ^T^R, ^^^ff", ^T- XJ, C315J; "TWI,^ 5 ^^; v. ^R^3-^ Surmount, v. ^lf 31 ^*fC?;-^, ^T0H1- Surmountable, a. C®f?, CS!^3J, ^t3J, 9C5TJ, ^T3J, ^TT>J, ^1#3T?:, *fT? ^^^C3t?fJ Surname, s. $WVSflj *f^* *fP»t» *T^ff3 Surpass, w. 3t1%?1- ^rTf^Tn-^l, C3SJ%-^, ^^JTCnwl ^f3^-"^ -, ^i%^^-, ^T%^T, 3Tf% Surprise, s. f3^?, ^^T^^t^, ^t*53J C3T3" Surprise, v. fk^Wit^, ^T«,f ^-^, ^T- ■5f%c^-5f?r, ^Tf *rl%^-^, 3-ffii-^Tsn Surprising, ^>a. «. "^^^^t?", ^1*531, ^*i- Surrender, t>. "^Tf^Tri-CF, ^^*f«l-^ ^tft- t[R, wr^;^ ^c^ ^rir^M-v 0?m Surrender, 5. 7[^*H, Wtf%3>, 5^Vt, ^Tt?"- Sursolid, s. in wza^e. 3^%^"5TT^ [ffatfS' Surtout, s. ^TcT'ift^^, 3v5 mW 31 f tV Survey, w. Cfit^*!-^* ^TC^T^^I- W"|$"-^', ^3CciT^^-^", *f3JTC^T^^1-3^, ^^T3- Survey, s. C£t^«l, IHW, T£ff>"*fra, ^tC^TT- T?^1, ^3CcTT3??r ; >sfsr ?rT*f, ©fir ©^3 Surveyor, s. Cfit^^> ^TC«Tt^^T^^1 ; ^5 v5Tt- 33t?tnf1, ^1, ^t^1 ; sft^f^l- Suspence, s. ^t^*S?T, f^Sfl, *TC^ ; 1t?"t%, Suspension, s. T> t"5f fa", 3C*rR, ^f^<>T^ ; 1%^ ^TC*^ t^fsrC^T "fr *ft*r, ^faf*5T, fs^^, ttc^sr^ Suspire, v. Tftsffttm S7T*f-3?, ^T^-wTvS Sustain, v. C^Ttf-^, *TC, ^^J-^, SfT?T «1-^; Sustenance, $. ^Wj, <5^SF*T ; 5TT3--^ 33 Swagger, v. W3- 9f^-^, £tHl- CJ C3 [3"T«rT*T Swain, 5. 7tf?<5r ; 331 *pRT ; ftt^WT, 331 Swallow, v. *rm-^, f^f^T, <1, 1%t%?1-c^prf, Swallow, 5. $T^SP,3T^T'Tt?r1,'FP5^? i, ^rT^-^r^i- ^r©- cffii-cw, Sweep, 5. ^T\^C?S^i sff^?T ?rtal ; ^ #tf Sweeper, s. c^Jtt^?H, ^T^W? C^T, C^T^?T, CT^lT^vg^TfTir; (female-) C^^^l^t Sweepings, s. ^.TZ'S&kl, ci^JT^t, ^^^?T, «F5T1, ®^T^T, ^T>, ^^^1 Sweepnet, 5. vii^^^" 3"\F BfT^T, it^1 SiT^T Sweepstake, 5. C^t^Tir T^^ ^T^t ^tc^ C*T Sweet, «. 5T^?T, f^#, fa% R^1 ; ^[^^r, ^T R ; 3-S3-«s £f33Rl- l£T J f$}-9, Swindler, s. Wv\<$W\, £f 3^3*, &sf, iff tCST?r, Swindling, 5. t^3, £f3SM1, ^ttjfV Swine, s. "*&&$, 33T3: ; £tf 3> C^T^" Swine-herd, s. *f3>3; "$^<&y 7t \^Z'$J~z[ J ['*t'\v\ Swing, r. "ST^T, ^T3, 3^5, ft"*"*, 3^* Swingle, v. ^m, ^TC^Tf^-^ ; *r«l-3TT$ Swinish, a. *lW33<*j (RTW3J ; C*TTT>1 3 fa Swiss, 5. f%^3*T^ CTf*rt^ C*T|3? Switch, ^. *fM3, Opf ft; wft; i>. W^t firSTC- Swivel, 5. TT3«fon 3?\51 ; ^J^T^TR |>T< Swollen, Swoln, pa. pas. *m\®, 3^1, ^T*f1 Swoon, v. "W&^-Sy SWgtflW-S ', s. TTOi Swoop, v. c^i--srT?r,?jt^i 31 c^imHiSsc? Swop, Swap, 0, ^TJfRSpfR- ftfe^-^, *ff%3^?, TrTsn-«5, 1if3J 31 *f*f$T 3>^ [wjT^T Sycophancy, 5. ^TT>3T?, W$, **t*rR*f Sycophant, s, ^T^t^t, ^t3*F,%TO3?1 Syllable, s. ^T^p ^^J t 3«£ *p*T1, 3Rfa Syllabus, s. ^TtWJ^mjvVti^-QftnTW Syllogism, s. C2fff?3tTf, ^J^^fflPSTir^ l3^3>3t? ; *ran ?\w ®^ ^3?fT?t, ^ms m^, ^[^"^13 3T"5T^ ®t33T"3t Syllogistical, a. Cfftf^fif^P, ^J%^" Symmetry, s. ^KWJ 3T^jf^J% 31 ^fsjcT, ^^t w f?■ *f^^?r ^?fj 31 fsr^T Sympathetic, a. ^"^FSC^r ^STlir, ^f^l^W^f Synagogue, s. fe^CTfT^3; Syncope, s. 2fTsI%, ^^fJT^ Synonymy, 5. *i}3?lQ|% TCTTEPt?'*! ^t3 . TAC [ Synopsis, s. *r\OT«f, 5W, It^T ^ ; Synovia, s. **fl ; gft^C^IT Systole s. ^%f*iV$J ?T\E ; Tfsf 3"^T Table, 5. TpTJ?^«| *ftf\F, TfQp, CSTSf, ^S^- •*T?T f^*R ; £o lay the table, C^-sTTstl Tablecloth, s. (MMJ WWT, ft%JTTpJ31, *T!TW, *T?F a?f§t- Tag, 5. W^, C2f^ ; G<5T^ ^ J^J [fe^^ Tag-rag,"*. ^5 ^"1 t^^ Cv!t^ Tail, s. 5TT"5[*T, «f^, C^fSf, C^^1, C«T^, Tailless, s. ^r^JW, ^Q, ^THSTl, C*T©^T^1 Tailor, 5. C^rtf^^, ^f^^sl, W?# Tailor-bird, *. T5«pff5, TRt ^^Ft Taint, v. Tf^^^- ?pr*T-^, ^^^Tl-^^^^ Taint, 5. Tgife, ^TT, *fl?l^l^, ^«^, CWt^" Take, ik iimT^-^, *T«, J^ 61 " ^^S^"^» ^T; *T«tf1 ^ ^a^ecare, ^Tt^^t^-^; ^a^e out, ^Tft^-^ } ^«^e up, C«TW, &c [^ Taken, Take f^HT^^T^T ; %OtV, "&&, Taking, a.tflS, g^.^^S^, ^*l, ^TOp^*! ; Sc^9f, cit^, tt^?: ^f%:?^i [ir^, Talc, Talc-mineral, s. ^>g, ^^"»f^, ^T^- Tale, 5. ^«ttT^r,^"^:^TTt,^^1, ^R^, ^\5^\5J1, sr*«ft^i, ^^?n, ?f*pft Talkativeness, s, 1, (TSfJT, ^[t- Tamarindus, 5. f$^\gt, ^fg"^1, CS^Svi Tamarix, s. 3T|W, WT^ 9fTW Tambarine, or Tambour, 5. **N&^t", ^T^'ft, "STfCfcT, ^f WfT>, sTT ^T^TlT Tardily, ad. ^ s W^ 5 «r, t^ra, 5jtc?r, ^ x ft^, Tardiness, 5. ^^1, ^«T^", ^T^9f i^, ^T^T- Tardy, a. ^*ft*[, 1%5i^, ?Jt?r, ^^9fT^t, Tare, s. C^C^UT^ ^^^Tt^ ; >SSiC^ %J^ Target, s. "^m^, T?!^T ; targateer, TJTeft Targum, 5. ^TcT&ft ^Rt? ^^ifC^^ ^tt^- Tariff, s. lNt;?t ^tt??Tl, f^1 3, Tawny, a. ^H^ef, T>fW*r, ^TfwT% Tax, s. ?Tf??, 3*5U, *??, TTT3JCT ; Sttfr, T^ffl, f ^1 ; wft, ^»T*fr ^t^r Temperature, ». sfta5[T$ft^lsy1*r,^BT3^TI, ^tt'stj, "si%rj^ mn \ wr, etffw ; t w Tempered, «. (as metals) ^(f^W^I TTJW- Tempest, *. c**T *T?T, 3T9 , F^*1 ^TOTT, Tempest-tost, a. ^Z\5 *f<$1, ^ C«*Tf?n Tempestuous, a. ^T^t^^t^t, 3T\£U1, 3T$- Templar, *. ^ r%«tT3T^J^^^lfl, ^fTOTsff Temple, s C^TtT^^^1t^f?: , m¥#¥,^T«i- Temporal, a. &f$^ t *rK*itf?r^, *TT?raT- Temporality, Temporals, s. $f%<$ SjRtf^" Temporally, «d. t^ftcT, afrf^f TOTO, *r\*rr?T3fc*, *TT\3TTnr*?rc*r Temporalty, s. *r?fr*f?He f%-^ c*\\& ^TSHF 1 ^tct1 31 1>T^1 <»T3", *TWI> Tensible, Tensile, a. fa^fsfj, fa^T^H J Tension, s. *Tt^TS, 1>I*, T>R^t, ^fSft Tensive, a. ^fC^TT?^, 3>fSTl *f^^tft Tent, s. zm^, V\\, . ^Mll-CW, *r\®1-CJr, ^Ur-"?rT«r Termagant, a. "fSK, C^T*ftt^?T1 j s. |rnr- Terminable, a. *ftet3??"«ft?, c*f^ ^t^T?" Terminate, v. *ptt«- ^^- C*R-/. f* , *T«T*T, f*T$t, ^f ^ ^t* Terraqueous, a. ®ft%W%, ^®f^^ T'JTJ^ 5 Terrestrial, or Terrene, a. C^V, ^TfW, 2x2 39 ] TET Terrible, a. «?T**F, *t^«l, ^5^^?", f^^ 3 ^ Terribly, ad. ^1^*5 W?T ^1 ?T^«HSC*f Terrier, 5. ^fsj «t^7tC^t5^1 ; ^ J ^!?> Terrific, a. ^HT^^P, ^?T^?r, €t^«t, Wf^«f, t^?r?r, n^fT^r^, cm? [\5?r-<:w«n Terrify, ». ^^-JT 8 fi,^t«y.?p,^srt*t^1-«^n, Territorial, a. TOVfif?>, ?T«J ^1 CW*t Territory, 5. ?TS?7, Of*f, %mff, ^, StCTft, Terror, s. ^T*TW1, ^T^W, *f"^1, ^t^^, ^1^, #t^, ^!T, ^c*f f^f^r^, ^i mm, ^?, ^"§t Tertian, a. ^JTR^, C=5i:^t?n ; 5. i Sff Tested, a. *f?tf«F^, ^gfsrt 4 !, 5Fl^ ^f^n Tester, *. r?FC*f Testimonial, «. £f^q*far,refa*j!%s?; &H Testimony, 5. St^t^i, 1 T^FJ, m^Jf, *rttft Testy, a. c«lft?1, ft*Mj1, , ^$J Wtft THE [ Tetragon, s. *TTO^«f ^Tf f% 71 txJFg Tetragonal, a. HJ&lfgw, WJF$, tftfijr- Tetrarch, s. ??^t? 2fOt*rt7JW ■■ [C7*T«l1 Tetrastic, s. Soffit* C$l& 71 7*f7^T- Tetter, s. 7?*|, c%TT^; Wv$, *fTT£ [f7t*T7 Text, 5. *nfc, 7jT, TJlft, 7*nT> ; 7*KR"7 Than, ae?. ^C*W, Cfc%< <5lf75j, fVt'Sf , £fft^T3"- Thanks, s. 7^53^1 ^<&T7, gfft^t^TT. ^*PT7, 7*J7t*f, C*T«TR Thanksgiving, s. \§?fT7" 2ftC^ *RJ7fW, 7? ^53^1 ar^ff, ^rantft 2t*r\^n That, conj. C7, C7. C^W, 4t f^f*t«, 4^" 2tW, ^5T3M7, C7^ That, prow. ^*, ^1, i, C^, ^, C*T,45 Thatch, v. ^1, s^T^T^R-T* j 5. SfST^T- TRt, «*Ttf57 WT^f^T, ^T*f?r, hW Thatched-roof, s. FT^T, WT*f^" [*nrT*ft Thatcher, s. tf^WTJRWl, "5r*^w, qy*- *?ft*T, SWC7, qy*R, $C7, ^t^T^ 340 ] THE Thence, ad. W%U 71 C*T«rR ^C^", ^^tt- ^tfrS ; ^W7f7, C^TtgfT^ ; ^ffttf Thenceforth, ad. c^t ^I7f7, <5ff7f*f, ^<^- Thenceforward, ac?. ^5^1 Theocracy, *. t^?T Sf^^, ^7t®?^ C^fCt ^H\ ttC77 ^Tf7*1^J^TC7 C^f*T *TR^ Theocratical, a. ^7 gj^ff 3T^^Tr Theodolite, s. vfsi "STT^fC^ ^f"^9 71 f£?*5ft Theogony, s. CW^^K^J^\ yt T^f^^] ^T- Theologian, $. ^7^T«tf 71 4^1^^ ^?JT- C73i, *nr*TT$fi7;iTnsnT»f* [7ii^ Theological, a. *f S^TsT^JT^'J^tir^f^- Theologist,*. *f7?n$i7pft, ^?ft^*nsft"^, «HT5lT^f71f JTC7^1 [f7^ f7wn Theology, ^. ^tC7tC^t*rj ^f7 *TT*f7l 4t- Theorem, 5. ' ! J"^"'Pt^, ^3T, *t^, St^W Theoretic, Theoretical, a. *T ^©^TT, gfC^T?, f7^75 : s?r?, ^T.pTft'T*, ^T^^R^ Theorist, 5. 17:^^71 ^I^R ^], ^I^R. TTTC4 t^^V jK*t C7 Theory, «. ^^R, TT^tC ^^^1, ^T^- C^lcT, ^^ £f3T?f Therapeutic, a. fi?t%^^1 f*t ^tiftft ;pL s. ^77CJf7^7lf&f^<5.7nit^Jl C«-4TTW, ^ There, ad. ^^T¥, Cf^1, CT^TC^, C^^TC^T, Thereabout, ad. £fr?, ^J^Tf7^; ^sf^^C^, Thereafter, ad. ^TR^7, ^^*tC7, ^Tf7f7, ^T^T7 ^C7, vSW^TTC?" Thereat, ac?. ^T^Tre,^r?r, ^T3T7,^fV7ir7S, ^T^T^tC^r, Thereon, Thereupon, ad. ^T^Ttf5,$JT*ffy» Thereto, Thereunto, ao?. VT^fC^i ^K^ Therewith, ad. ^"^^T^", ^T^T7 ^Tf^^ Therewithal, ad. ^TC7l, ^fw, ^^ft¥ THI [ 34 Thermometer, s. ^T*f*T*f *T3> ^Ht^t^l These, pron. pi. dqt 3"*T1 , 4^ *T*3T, ^?T?1 Thesis, j.^vf^^^^^fal^jfa** Theurgy, *. ^t£ *n*RTff5" ^T*5^fj fip?I1 They, pw. TOttfl. $*T?1,t5t?1 0?1 Thick, a. ^*T, OT^1,Tf*iWT, *T, Thin, w. 3T^- *TT^*T1-^, ^KHsR- Tppn-*, fn?T^ ^1 [¥^^tW Thither, ad. ^^\^,C^^^> ftftl* «^TC^, Thitherto, ac?. ¥^*f^fj^, ^W^f^f, ^^Tj? Thitherward, ac?.^^9f,C^C5t,^^f%*< Tho', conj. Though *fC^7T ^M:^^ Thong, s. -&c^£t ^W ; 7$$*, ^t^1, *%**; (-apple) *n§j, ^irl [#?ri, ^ft^ Thorny, a.^«f^*i,^T^T^, ^T^^l, fo^fi* ; t^t? ; (-cornered) fajraK f%% CVT«l1 Threefold, a. faf^s, f^ #«i, C^^T?1 Threescore, a. f%^T ^t%, "^t^", "3T^T> Thresher, s. &% Thrasher, ST*1 C*f*T Threshold, s. CSTT*?TT>, ^R\?, ^Tt£?T f*f- «ii ; street *t1, ft^-i; f^M-^Ttf,f3W-. ^f^f-^, 3"T^, S^fo 2iT^-^ Thriving, a. *^pfl"5T, *ftpB, 3"^R Thro', jpr«p. Through ~K3f, *(*!!? ^tfCTFT Throb, v. tf^WI, *T\£*- Sf^V^, 1^*-*F, #3T-^T?r, ^T^-*F ; s. f^^T, 3>TM>i>TR Throe, s. *T3U *TT3*1, ^f%t^W^1, wf1, *t#T; (of child-birth) gf^r^ OTR1 Throne, *. ^TjT*R, f*T\*T*R, ?T«T*R, Throng, s. C*JT^Tf*r-CfF, Through, pr. TT5CT t^?1, ^WJT^fTS, *ST- ^V^l ad. (by means of) *Pv^,"5T?1,#"?1 Through and through, «fl?.^lT$' s Tt"?,' s ?T?T- Throughout, ad. *T#ar, ii^fcsfc *7Tf*f?1, Throw, 5. CflF-pf, C^^Tt^ ; tf. CW*T-35, r.TpsT, 1 f3r«lT*f^-'S; to throw up, ^F*fT?'- Tibia, *. •ftW^Wfa, *fTC?^ ^5T1 Tibial, a. ofTtTT? ^eTl ^ ^T^l ^T'J^ir Tick, s. <5rt^T*J^ri>T3ft; *TT?", *TU1T ft*1 ; Tick,v. SsrTC?--C?^1 1%«t ; #^#^1,#^-^ Ticken, or Ticking, s. C^t*f^ t^^t«ltC«f c*-^ Tickle, v. ^W^^SJ-CM^^^S^-CW Ticklish, a. il&£f5jr*r&, f*T5?T*tTrl, Tick-tack,"*. apl^TtT^P* ; fi>1 ; gfrTS, CJTS; 7^*F Tidily, ad. ?mf7 W7. 71 *fTf?*TTT>J??t:*f, W7 71 3j5T^st?p:*f [7tt, c^tNtj Tidiness, *. *fTft*fn>J, *[*ff7"3$t7, ^5- Tidings, *. Tf^tW, *rsrT5T?r, 7Tg1, ^77 Tie, *. 7*R, 7^, 7T*Rt, 7TS£ft, 7W;ft, *ff%, ^ftt^, f*f?1 ; 7T7J7T7. 7m, 7t7, *w- 7^-*f, 7^-f*f7i- sfTT^-CTf ; 7Tf*ra-^, 7It5rT^- ^lfi>7^ Tier, *. *f\f^, <3£ftt,*n8* C^71 f*f*f1 ; C^1 [$1 Tiff, *. wjT#, c*nr 371 ; fVfrfaft, 7r?rsi Tiff, v. sfwt^-* ; f^f^-^, Ttfrai-^ Tiffin, *. gf«fWT9T, «f*T*fR, ^^SreTSR Tiger, *. TT^r, 7rt3£, 7T*T [csfrft Tight, a. frfSfl, *F71,^TT?1, WJ, x f^, dfal- Tighten, i>. , ^nrHl-T>R 71 7 T7, 3>71-Tfain-7r*r Tightly, ad. d^lil^t, *F71 *f?T?1, Wt 71 n^mw ; ^w?sw [^?^i, *r^Tt Tightness, *. ^TT>ft ^"71 71 <^TT>1 «T7, Tigress, *. nTW^t, 7Tf*Rt, 7)1^ Tile, *. c-tfrai,%TT*fJTl, ^tf% t^ [fcsi Tile, v. C«TT*n-^1, ^TC«T C*Trai-CW, ^lt%- Tiling, *. «tT*T?"T?r WT^, C*rmT7 5T*T Till, *. C$T7J1, C*fT*T?ft. or ad. *T7J^, «J7fsf , C7 *f 7J^, Tillable, a. f7t7T*fJ, ?TC7T*T7^ Tillage, *. f 7T«ft, 7> f7T*f $ m-<:*t, Smi-ir** *ns-* t ] TIP Timber, *. 7*t%, #f\5 71 7t3fTi[1? *nfc; 1** *or£, Cfrfa* ; 2d, CtfT^7; 3rf, csTt*T ^T^ Timber-yard, *. ^f^ ^TC^ C«f t«l1 *1 ^fR Timbrel, *. ^T^fJ ^f^C^t^, ^tT«T, ^5^«T Time, *. 3>TcT, 3Tir?, ^e 5 , c-7S, TT^^-"^ Tinker, *. ^T^^TJ^t?", T^W^t Tinkle, v. 7W 71 ^^ *f^f-^, ThR-7? Tinkling, *. ^R^ *f^f, fcrtrat, Tf^TT^t Tinman, *. ?P^t^7, ^^Tt^, 7t^7TTl%irl Tinner, *. ^cft"^^ ; "7/1"^ ^t^^^^l Tinsel, *. 7f§f *H ^^t?T 7^f, ^^T^, \?t^, Tint, *. 7«i, ?^, CWT*f, TfTSf [SfSt«*f1 Tiny, a. ^^ ^J, c^T^, «T©?F1, ^if 8 ^^ Tip, *. <5TfP5T*r, ^»I^r, ^T9f,^v5l, ^TT«T1, ^9f1 ; Tippet, *. it?T ^^t?C71T 73 t^C*f7 Tipple, v. ^^*r? sremra-v, ^?Jt^^-^ TOB [ 344 ] TON Tippler, s. *TRt*T^ C%, ^Prj«ft^, TTt^m Tippling, s. ^1^«ni ^TJ*fR, HT^Tfsr Tipsy, a. 3T*JT*nF, US, ^ICWJ faw^^m Tiptoe, s. *tffirs[f^J ^r*£5T*T Tiptop, *. ^\51T ^IsPsTSf *1 ^K1 Tirade, s. ^?-CW, ^^^1%-CF Titillation, s. ^T^^?" J*1, fa*f[, •ftjjft, ^ Tittletattle, *. wrsfo ^T^T, ^5*T3»$n, 9f **f, Titular, «. c^*»T ^T^t, -nsT HR VTft To, prep, gf 1§, fJJ^ri?, I^CSf, *fTOT, *f*J« ; C^, Tn C3"5F, ^Tt^Sf [wfal Toadeater, 5. MT>5T«t, Toddy, s. ^tvjt, v^toT *1 ^^T1 Token, *. cn^*!, fy^, f^"*TTf^; ^£«i <5|f?I Told, ^>a. ^f^ t ^ ; ^l^eiTir [^ Tolerable, a. *re^t?, cm^J, ^T^T j ^cT^Ti Tolerably, ac?. Tf^J v]Z* } ?*& ^ 5TC^, Tolerance, «. 7f^^, ^^J ^^«|, ^ft^1, Tolerate, «. ^ft^^-CTf, f^CW ^1-^, ^, Toleration, *. ?T$7 ^?«l, ^rf^^1, ^t?C¥ Toll, 5. *j, ^9c^, ®9fT.tSP55-CTf^m«;^1-^tB!l;^f^V^, Toll-booth, s. ^$, ^, ^TSFT?" ; ^t?T«fT1T Toller, *. ©*n^; ^1 ^TSff^Tri, ^T^TC^ Toll-^aMerer, -man, s. ©STTsl, ^^^T^^ Tomahawk, s. *T1 Toothpick, *. F^C*fT7^t, FT^-f i>^, ^f^= Tooth-powder, «. FT. ^1^7 7F J *fra-*P, ^fc *fR-^ Toper, *. ^f% HTf j^ftft, "sr^ TjfsF, sr^m Topful, a. *ff?T ^tC^7 f777«l, c*t~f £fr.wt*t7 7^0 2 Y 5 ] T0T7 Topple, v. wtC5-*f^ , ^5^ ««fT^1-*f^ Topsail, #. ift^TC®^ tcf f%^ f7^>^ «TTf% Topsy-turvy, oc?. ^^l^^t^^'aST^TTSfW, ^^ri $*r?r, ^"^r^fr#i Torch, 5. ^©■sr^, ^?^1, #^ft, T^t^f; (-bearer) §&$W?t, f^Slffal, ^"fTWfSP Tore, f>re^. f^\5l ; ^»«. ^aCJr, ^r^t- SW1, cw*t- ^^- F8^r-r.^ f f7?^-^' Torment, s. 7t^^1, 73^1, ^t%4t^1,*ff?T- Tormentor, s. *ft^^, C^n 71 ^5«|TTfT«1 Torn, ^fl. /?a55. of Tear, fg\^1, C571, U5t^1 Tornado, *. ^II% w f? FW1 71 ^ 7T^t*T, gfT5?5 71 C79f 7t?, 7^ Tff , ^Jnf, ^^ Torpedo, 5 T^jtlT ^C*T7 TT^Tfj 7T^T?* Torpid, «. t^3^T»*f , f^TTT^, ^7rTv5, ^srt^^, Torpitude, Torpidness, s. sf l^^f^T/Tft^T, Torpor, 5. ^ft%^^1, f^rWrSl, ^C^^qi, Torrent, 5. $1 Tortuous, a. c*frm, *fT^T«T, •ftv «t^i e Torture, 5. 7311, 7tT5"^1, ^f^1, ^%, OTRt* Tory, 5 ^TsrrTt^^i^sr^r^fsF^r^csrt* Toss, v. ^c^^-^c^Rswn^f ^rr- Toss-pot, 5, TTFJ'TTit, ^TT^T^r cmsjf [7* Total, a. *T**j^, ^T^f7, W^¥, ^OHhl, ^t- Total, *. «*n, Girr^, ^511, ^tj.^ [tr? Totally, ««/. ^f#C^T^TC7, ^f^%C^f, ^T^- Totter, v. 7^, ^T^T, ^^iTt^-C, fe^T >-^, Touch, y. ^\8T?T- C7t5T-^, fim, ^rt^t. ^, r%f ; *Pf*f-*F, "f , ^t?1-C? ; ^f^WI-'ff, 7S7;; *f^, eiT«ft?f-*f1, ^T^-C^ TRA [ 346 ] TRA Touch, s. ^■*f,*f'\?i?K *r\srtW ; *raf«l ; (sense of feeling) ^Pi^fC^T^T, ^3^^T^C Touch -hole, s. IMB^^I, st, frp?r«i $ *tt*n, art® Tourist, s. srtf3r*F, CW*T ^p«tT^, C^T?" #*|-^T* Toward, a. fowjT*ft, f k t^T^i: c l' K Tt^, ^"TVfJ Toward, ad. f^, ^TSf^ £TTU, gf^T*- Towards, jor. ^[f^sr-ar, iFX-fT, *ftff* [Tt?T Towel, s. «fTOTT#^t, sfTTO, ^T\5^ Tower, 5. ^55 $S ; W$, W$(, C*FTI>, faSH Tower, v. ^f , ^jfWT *1 ^CfT-^fc, ^r% Town, 5. w*r, ^, *(PfT^, |W, ^r.*w*f Traces, s. . *?TFT^r ^•[tfTiit-S"; #«i-T?pr Trackless, a. *ft*fT^?ft^ ; *K$to, ^5^T1 Track-rope, s. c^Wt?" $"«t, 3"«iTfv$t Tract, «. CF^f, £ttir*r, ws*r ; ^f?^^r, Tractable, a. SfM?, **fj, WT?f?l, f^ST^ ; occupa- tion and trade, 3"JT' 9 TT, Tradesman, 5. ^f*l^, 37f f1"<£' 3p nfj, *f3-**r^t$r^, SP^^II^, «T?"U«lT^ [CRT Traduce, v. 2fTfa-C<5?: Tramp, i\ "STT^I, *f H51 ; ^Tff -* Transcendence, Transcendency, s. ?TC^"K- Transcendent, «. ^R#oTC*f^1 ^T*T, *IC*fa- f #, ^SCTTOT, ^575*, C*T*Tf%5 Transcendently, ad. <5j^|TOT SI C35tfc?TC*f Transcribe, 0.grr%t%f*r-^,^*T-^ [^3>*T Transcript, s. £f1§f*Tf*f, C*fT. *t*m* §f$?1-*Tl ; *re-*, Transplace, v. JCfRf*3^ *T3rT*31-?t«r 'Transplant, v. %l^wc'f[ C?T*f«|-^, 5\V- Transplendent, a. <5rr§*Tir ^ITOsr, Wt£f Transport, v. CWn ^f%^3"-^, ^TSTfa-^, *fiS3" 3W?i-^ ; (in joy) ^5?nf%^-^, SC^ , sr^f-mtf^,c^T^?r^\f), cs^l Transversely, arf. OT«HraTf«l,^TO5^lTc^ Trap, s. f>T>?Tl, *4lW, ®ra, *H9 *?«! **T; Trap, v. ?p *1 ^^-^; c^^Tl-^, Trnpa-bispinosa, s. ^Tf^^p^f, f%"5FT^1 [^tj Trap-door, *. ^^^r^lWTCS?^?, CT5T^-^, STTal-sr«» Traveller, 5. *RJTT>m^«P?-^, ^®t- ^t^TSiri-^, Treasurer, s. c^tmr5F,C*pm55H,C?rre- Treasury, «. ^^T^T?, ?T®C^T^", ^^f^«T, Treat, «. ^J^^T?-- ^TST ?T1 ^*5f ^T^T?-^, Treat, 5. T3" Tree, 5. «TTTf*T, ^^r, ^, ^^, «TTW f^"«1 Trefoil, s. ^^f^f^W, ^^Z^f^; f3*i4^1F Trellis, s. C*fT3T? ^"1 ^T^?^T®f>,©T^pft Tremble, v. srg, mw, W^ 1 <5«T ; ^3- Trepan, v. ^TCJf-C^T.^tc^^i-^, *?"; fifsf, 1^-3? ; ^JC^Te* ^?TS 1^31 -^H? [TOT Trepid, a. ^T^t, 3T^, ^TW, ^T^TO, 3F**T- Trepidation, s. ^T, ?fmfa, *T?T$r?"Tft, Trespass, 5. WSeT^\-SR, 3[1t, *TT*f, C*T"S, Tresses, 5. pi. <3jTS?T C^*T, *T*lft T|cT, ^p^? Trestle, s. f^^TtW" "TpTJ ?T*r* CSTTsfo Tret,s. ^©W^^fKlJ?" %JV$ t 3T\5r§*f^t% Trevet, s. C5TT*T*1, fTS?ft-*, C&W-CW ; 3TT©1, ^PT^-^ iTrickery, Tricking, s. R^JT^r, CS*f^1, *U© ; £t^^1, gJ^T?T«l1, ^Tt^ Trickle, v. ^J, Wj, ^^\ *1 c*Ftl>H-*f^ Trident, a. fiffif% ; *• f3*pT, C^?p^1 ^1 Triennial, a. tar^lfV^, fi[^^"f?, ^^^3?t Trifallow, w. ^^TT^TTT ^^-^ ^1 "51^-^ Trifle, v. W^- ^Zl^^i]-^, ^.T^rT^T m^-^ Trifle, s. ^ &-&, ^^ ?T1 ^3 ^? ; Trifler, s. *5W*fe?5\*%\ ; ^I^W ^^S^^l, Trifling, a. ^W, ^ G ^i ik^TFF, ^1%^, ^J, Trifoliate, «. f^*f3[^, f^*f3f, fs^sT, t%?T- Triform, a. ^JT^f^5", f^^f^\^ [«1*T^1 Trigger, *. ^s^C^^T fij'WcT Trigon, s. fe^T«l, f^^§», C^C^t«l1 ^^® Trigonal, a. f^CS?, fii^T^l Ttigononietrical, a. fi^T«l 3"^ ^tt^Tt^^ Trigonometry, s. fe^T 6 ! ^^ ^^"^tn^ Trilateral, a, ^JT^, f^^SF, f^7r *ff%H1 Triliteral, «. afj^?", 1%^ ^5i*F?T Tripod, Teapoy, *. f^*firt*C5 ^T^l, C*r*fT?1 Tripping, a. ^*5J, ^fft?T, *ft^sTTsft, W- Triptote, *. t%^T f%«f^ ^Tt5 ^tr^ C*T Trisection, 5. 3TTT3J\C*r "R^eHA^T Tristful, a. ^TR^Tt^S, $f*$f, C w fT^tt%¥ Trisyllable, a. f^3«f 3"1 ^J^^Ps* *Hf Trite, o. *n*rT*7, *TT*T?«i, «J?T^S'^, ^t«T Triturate, w. tf^, HT\5, cfeell, f^"*, 3TT>, Trituration, 5. f^T^, C*nr*j, 3Tl>^, iK^I Trivial, a. sra, ^J, ^ s ^f, TfTSTRJ Triumph, 5. ®"?, fa®? ; ®t$TmT?r, ®TT«>tT3r Triumph, v. ® , ©ft ^t$I1 Triumvir, s. 3JTf>f*f1%, f%tR 4^ ^ 4Z3 4^ ^ ^?"«i ^ Trod, Trodden, ^a. ^fcfy, wt*T3,-siT\5TR Troll, v. *Tt??TK*$1, "5T?T*W-CW [^ Trollop, 5. <3FJR71, t*R7ff*r, f?*rrai Troop, i>. *r*re 31 ifW *t?n ?TT31-35, cuts iifk^wm, ^^ ?rTai-*F Trooper, s. Wtr&5 t*R7, orT^^I Wt^l, Trope, s. 3T<5jfaf?nr?r, W^T^J, WreT- ? TC *f *1T&T? \v\ T *f *f 1? 3^T Trophied, a. ®H~X, Tf^rSFTU^s-, Trough, s. C^^?T1, ^TC%?" CWTW1 Trousers, Trowsers, 5. «ft©Tsr1, ^"IfT?", ^^1 Trout, *. "5TTft?T IT^^TJ t^C*r^"; (Indian-) TTS?t ^TTW ; ^% ^^ ^^ C^TT^ Trover, s. ^T^TS <^ *fTt?l 3T^t?T ^T- Trow, v. T3t, c^T'<-^, Tsrw-^, 'w^'srT^-^, f<^T^-^» ; intj. ^T*5^J C^T^f ^H" Trowel, s. l^ZJJ ^ra, ^f*iV, ^fsr Troy weight, 5. Wf^ C^^r ^^ c*r *f tt^rTC^I Truant, 5. ^^Z^sr fWf^sr C^T ; ^fT^tTcTl Truant, a. ^^^, ^^^, ^T^T^^^^IS, Truce, 5. t%f ]%, fa?T*T ; f^^r^^m ^ Trucidation, 5. ^\^T?T ^1 **f ^?«|, 2fT«l Truck, 5. ^IT^T^gfWT^, f^f^lT"?, "STTW1 ; Truck, v. ^TffT^ffT^- t^rsr^r- 'STT#1-^ Truckle, v. ^5 K¥? ^^?-^?T ; ^^51 Truckle-bed, s. 53*frf*r*> C^t^ Trudge, w. , f3^'«, ^^i ; (-60m) ^r^fT^, f cTT5[ ; a true bill, *s ? f^c f {^«i [Rtl True-hearted, a. ^3oTT^f^?r«l, ^^«T^, TUB [ 351 ] TUR Truelove-knot, s. J[\H^ 3 •ttfwt?: Sftfo- Truepenny, s. *nrcT sfl f^"S C«TO, ^ Truism, s. fasw^ *1 *r3fa*T3 ^T^T Trull, s. C3"*D1, ^^1, ^T?t^1, *f\*5eft Truly, ad. *CT>, *T37, ^sr**n, f^$r$, f^TS Trump, s. ^f\, Cvft, C^TvSW, . VSJ5 9f-C$m *1 *TT?, ^?5^ fWlN- f«v5; (-wp) ^R-^i ?T>1, g^rt-^ Trumpery, s. ^^Tt^ 3"^, IT 5 ^ J^J ; ^1^57 Trumpet, s. ^ft, C^?T, C^TW, 7r«lf*T3F1 Trumpet, w. ^?t-^rsi1 ; ^T^Sttsn-^f ; ?T>1 Trumpeter, s. ^^t^Tif 3>, C^nsfsF?'!, ^T^l" Trumpet-flower, s. 1%, ^erRPr Truncate, v. W.]^, «ifT T>-"^, ^IWCWJf - ^^t^?T fitill Tuft, s. $w, C5TTW1, ^51, C^T^fl, C*tVtt, ^?$, ^\~S ; f«f 4T1 ; v. ^5^C*rTr%Y-^ Tufty, «. 3-5§-^ C^ftWT^r, ^"C^" C^TTf^^ Tug, v. C%, ^T^, ^IT^«I-^, ^T^T-TTT?r ; ^lf§CiS#1-. ^ri^T^- ^^^-C^f ^1 TT>^, C^pT^I, fT^^r Tumorous, a. ^?p^, "?P?n ; ^rW^J', ^TT^?1 Tumulose, Tumulous, a. 1%f? ^"1 , s ; T^'^TT'5 Tumult, s. CSfTrf, 9f^C9TT^T, C^T^T^^T, ^?T- SfT'sr, W^T^f^, ^GT^t^T, C9f[«nUt^r Tumultuous, a. 9f^C9rTf©t?1, CSfm^Tf^r?!, Tun, 5. ^S^fC^r £fT!T ^S C^TT^; ^^ c^T^ Tune, 5. ^^ 3J^, 9fTJT, ^I?m, m^ 9 ?T9T, ?T^f*Vt ; w. 37^-^T5f, ^■^"-RcrTl, ^^t^^r-^ Tuneful, a. 3Ts(T*7, ^?T, ^T«f1 ^Tc? Tuner, s. H^ ^1 3J^ %K% C%, ^jfs^^ Tunic, 5. ^ el, ^TW?TTT<>f Turgent, a. JJSgto, ^1, ^T*f1, ^T^vpl Turgid, a. Wt^,Tp^1,^i-pfl ; ^r^Tcn, ^1^7- Turk, *. li?F^Cif ,, Tter CwTT^f, ^?F^ [v\TST5 Turkey, s. C^, *fr5?T*r, ^fthfl, SepF, Turmoil, «. ^t^^fttsfsr-^, ^?^-^ 31 3?, Turmoil, 5. fe^sf, ^**fT^, ^t^tV^pT, Turn, v. T%*TT$*r?r- c*p?*p1?"-*f, ^#i,**f?r- ^5lT 3>3;^$f^ Tfa Turnscrew, s. C*f5C*TT5n ; C3T3*r CtfTcfl Turnstile, s. «f ^f ^TSTcnta" 5?f¥35*T f C*f5 Turpentine, t* <"?fTM, 3^5 f^STPf, ^Tfsfk Turpitude, 5. Wt^Tf«3> faf "$^1, T£3>$1, WTO1, ^WTTJ-51, ^Tfsi, ft^Tfa Turret, s. TjTft, f^stf*, #TO, <^3"t Turtle, s. ^r&, ^^^f, *FTf$*r, 3T%t£, ®v?1, ^v51, ^1, ^*^1 [cn^TR, W^ft Twine, *. w r«l^a,^^^t, C <53" * J*-*, #f9?^#?f^ Twitter, s. $T^m, f*r^, t%f5m- w«t^ , %*wfr f*rt> [w*r Win Typically, ac?. ^*T*1 *1 W&lM ¥ T?1, £ft%- Typify, ». gtt%^r«T-^, grftsjlV-* Typographer, s. WT*fTK^-$ C^T^ ^1 f 331 Umbrage, 5. WT"91,^Tv5T^; ^OTTJS<,tsr*- Umbrageous, a. it¥t1^f*t#, C5Tt^", Rt^\5", Umbrella, s. ^T^^^, W3, ^T^1, "S^l; (-bearer) ^^^fT^^ ; (-formed) "^5T^1% Umpire, *. %5?TT^^, t^^T? t^^iTif i"^', ^^rTTT^ ; 'ST* Unaccountable, a. ^9f«lT,^i^^T, f^*f1 ^1 Unaccustomed,0.^5R^j^ ^^^^gf^f^vS" Unacquainted, Gf.^^ST^'j^'^ftf^^^C^^I, Unadmired, a, ^^f^fVfvS, ^ff^vS" [^SrT^ Unadored, a, ^({?r1^, ^^fsj^*, ^^t^^" UNA I 354 ] UNB Unadorned, a. ^t^f^f, ^Rsre?T Unadulterated, a. ^wfasf^, fsw®, ^tf^ Unadvisable, a. ^*f^f^*TT*ft Unaffected, o. ^T^Tt^s^cT, <5i^*n> ; IftiP, Unaided, a. ^^fS, t^STf^T?, 4^T3T3?J¥1, $^7 Unanimous, a. lii^^^TsP^^^^rf^Svfl^- *t?nH¥, >i)3>3"TJ, 4^V5-$, 4Tt?¥, ^^gtT*! Unaspiring, «. , 53*[5&' s> f5TTf%STT^1', ^^ft Unassailable, a. ^^T^swlir, ^^rt%C3T5?J Unassisted, a. ^^if^,^^^^, ^T^t" Unassuming, a. fa?^T?ft, ^R^^t, ^"g Unattainable, «. ^gfMJ, wrej, ^SH^J Unattempted, a. ^^T^^T^ ; ^«T, ^SRt^Tf^TS' Unavailable, or Unavailing, a. ^<5^T^ Unavoidable, o. ^ft^T^fj, ^7^37, *F«% Unaware, Unawares, #«?. ^^t^^tc?",^^- Unawed, 0. f^^, ^3"^, ^fs^Sirfts" Unbar, v. ^5^]-4lvi, ^KRStsT-^F, U3F-3? Unbearable, a. ^^J, ^C*rT?37 Unbeaten, a. ^5f£fSTtfhy, ^Bigf^s, ^gf- Unbecoming, a. ^ST^^f^S 5 , ^C^TTsfJ, ^jfr- Unbefitting, a.^J*pr^, ^artsfT^sfftS" Unbegotten, a. ^©fa^, T 5j«£ < s»*TTfif"^ Unbelief, 5. "^g^OT, *lfr*T*r, ^n£W Unbeliever, *. ^[It^T^Y, ^£T$JTt, ^Tf^^F Unbenign, a. ^f ,f3r, ^T^f^-stt^t Unbid, Unbidden, or. ^I^irfl^, ^^t"^^ Unbigoted, a. ^frOTFS" ^^«tt^^t^ Unbind, v. , ^C^TTf^T^fl Unbuckle, v. ^T^1-<[5, ^rTc^l-^ Unbuilt, a. ^rfS:^, ^T^f^W Unburden, w. C^t^ *1 ^T Unchangeable, o. ^*fflr*353l'?r, ^>WQf1 <5r*?fl"?, ^fasTsfj, ^ri>«^ fair, £ns7 Uncharitable, «. ^Tt wffa, ^OT$1, ^l- Uncharitableness, s. ^T^Tfij^^TflW^ Unchaste, a. ^*TT*T, ^!^, ^ttT*£ ^T*rf- Qlflfem. Wrel, ^[*n*0t, cn^tfl,, 1^1 Unchastity, 5. <5Fns£31,*iT**ri>J; ^P|#^[ Unchecked, a. ^ft^Tl?^, ^3"Tf*T5" Unchewed, a. ^^f^ 5 ^^T«l [f% Uncircumcised, a. ^^a^f^"^ C3£[W^ Uncircumcision, s. ^mwz^^ Uncircumspect, «. "^I^T^^t^ ^»WF3^ Uncivil, a. ^f 76 !^, ^7\vJ, ^STPf , C^T?TT?r Uncivilly, ad. ^f*T^$1 *1 m^mrnXW^^ Uncle, a. (pateral) f>f^p7, GSfjfcl, CS?^1 ; •*Ja5^, ^5T3",«f$1, ^T$1 ; {mat.) *rr3?T, irf^1 ; (aunt's husband) f^ffil ; ^T*[1-«$5T, ^T^-C^T^T Unclothe, v. *3*ta- ^^5- ^W- ^-^ Unclose, v. 37^-^, ^^t^-^", *$ffT, C5T*r Unclouded, 0. ^Orat 5 ^, ^^T??:f|T Uncoil, v. iUMIII-^, cefS *1 *fT^-,1^f*RJ [^1 Unconcocted, a. ^*fW, ^I^fT^Pl, ^"i'51 Unconditional, a. *f«| 31 f^liTTf^f^e 5 Unconfined, a. ^^TfTT^W, ^^1^^ [f%?" Unconfirmed, a. ^5lt^?f^^, ^f^^fTt?^, ^5f- Unconnected, a. ^^^^Pt^, ^t^^T Unconquerable, a. ^*1^TC®?, ^C©^^T Unconscionable, a. ^5PT^3", ^{^"^"5, ^1^- Unconscious, «. ^^t^, ^C^^Tj ^1^^ Unconstrained, «. ^^C^lfs^ ^'S'Tft'^ Uncontrollable, a. ^ntTJi ^WZJ, ^T^T^TT Uncontrolled, «. ^tft¥, f ^J, ^j^tf^f^ Uncontroverted, «. ^t^3tfit$',^t^W ^t? Uncourteous, «. ^H#, ^m^ C^t"^T?i Uncourtly, a. ^R^T^J, ^»^7, "5T^TfvF«j'5l,<:'5^iT^T7, Unctuous, a. t^^TW^f^^f^^^^^ C^^l, Uncultivated, a. ^^^^^^1^r%^,^1, Uncurbed, a. ^*t*TJ, "^rfsHF, C^^t^tft UND [ 356 ] UND Uncut, a. ^C^fifvS", ^rf^sjTj ^5I9tt>1j ^*T- Undaunted, a. t^^V, t^ ST^f^F^'srsW, Undecayed, a. ^, f^TCffT- Under, ad. #^rtt*r [^ Underived, a. ^5RJ ^tre ^ts «*?, ^TW, Underlaborer, s. ^Plt% 9t^J9^1 , •tfTTffasn Underlay, v. C9T* TpJ ^to-?K *1 f%^1 Underline, v. ^tC5 CgHlKW *1 ^T=T [C*TT^ Underling, s. ^TEf^T^ 9*$T9351 ; f^^"^ Undermine, v. ^fttS ^5W^^-% fW-^TT> ; Undermost, a. ?T#T*rs, 1?ift*Wl ^t*OT, Underneath, ao*. <3W, ^sfl/5", WSJtC^j <3EC1>, «ftC5, 5C*T, iftC5C5 Underpart, 5. WtfaJTVf, ^Tt *ffi> ^^t?r Understood, ^a. ^)«s. T^r, ^1^5", C?t*r ^«T ; Understrapper, *. ^J ^^T, CWt^ ^T^?T, Undertake, v. £f^-T^nr-fl*«,^tot?T-9 Undertaker, 5. ^T^^T?- £ff «^^ C^T ; ^C^T- #"f^Tii fSt^fre^, ^vfT^p?rt5T [^jT*fT?r Undertaking, *. ^TtJK,f^^?,9T^J,9^", Undertenant, s. c*f^T« SfSTt ^1 ^TvSff^lH Undertook, pa. 2f f ^q ^^fSTj ^T"?T ^^TT^ Undervalue, w. ^«^f -siwij ^T^-9, ^^ ^"1 *tt*rw wT5f-9, ^^Tif?r-9 Underwent, Undergo f^TT^T ^^^5" 9t«T ; Underwood, s. ^f ^C^?" vS"^^" C^rT\F, *S, Underwork, 5. c^T^ 9^", *tt^tSJ 1^"^"?r Underwrite, w. ^tcu ^"t^^-9 [^, *nr*J Undismayed, a. ^I^to, f^U", TT^ft Undisputed, a. ^ftc?T5tf, ^ft^TffJ Undisturbed, a. ^RJT^, ^R^ftsTj *[f%? Undivided, a.^f^T^t^eS^Rsf'TO, Undone f^r$-3, ^WTT^T; ft«rf^ ^^"3" Undoubted, a. fts^VTS, fa5*rf%$5 Undoubtedly, ad. fas*TC^C3", WTW, fts- Undress, 0. *g$JT*r-^ *1 ^1, *PWf -Wl^ Undress, 5. 4*^fNl , *r*f Unelected, a.^lTOtt^fa^gTSJj^fasr^ Unembodied, a. C^ ^1 T^tic zf&v Unemployed, a. t^"^^tf%^ ; c^T^ TOfr- Unendowed, 0. ^fe^fa, 0F33 - Uneven ness, s. W^WSl, ^^T^t^^l^ §5- Unevident, a. ^^T^^T, ^£j"5J^ ^^TJ^ Unexamined, «. ^^f^S", ^^fftp^, ^l- Unexampled, a. ^^^ ^i^ofir, ^t^^*^ Unexceptionable, a. ^7{^f(J 9 ^^T*ft%- Unexcited, 0. ^Hwftirt^ ^2f^f%% Unexecuted, «. ^1^^, ^if^^f"^, ^^fp^f^f Unexemplified, a. F"dT^¥T?1 ^T^^?f^ Unexercised, a. ^^J^^Tt?^, ^m^ J^ Unexpanded, a. ^rgf^PW, ,? 33'^"re?1, ^I, ^^C^ff^S" Unforgiving, a. ^^UtTR, t^^RT [t?^ Unformed, «. ^sff^S, ^fafifry, f^T*PT- Unforsaken, a. ^*ff?T^7«r, ^^7"^ £*(% Unfortified, a. Wfr, ^"f^, T£9vt# C^t$"^ Unfortunate, «. ^retffl, Tj^TtfT, ^^T*T7, Unfortunately, ad. ^^TSfJ^CST, "FW*f1 £f- Unfounded, a. ^"sm^, fsNft Unfrequent, «. TfW *R*R ^1 t^JT •*"?, Unfrequented, a. SSV5 srsT?te ^H 5*1 C*T Unfrequently, ac?. ^5i«*p[8^s, ^WTfl?* Unfriendly, a. ^£f«|"?ft, ^Rt^Tt, *R^- Unfruitful, «. ^TpWT^T, ^TpSTl, ^"SSpc?, . ^^?1, W, itmt, 5 ^^«t^ [*fTW^ Ungentle, a. ^fl£, ^5R^, ^W*r, ^^ ^^, t^"|?r, ^^^T, ^^, ^^t^j-pf- Ungratefully, «. ^tifa-^, ^5j* ^tre-^TSTl Unhospitable, a. ^*T7ST?t, ^Rtf^C<*I? Unhouse, v. ^tefS^-^, TO?? 7lft?-T7J, 1^, 3»fl>tfT Uninhabitable, «. ^7tC$lT, 7^ft^ ^7W Uninhabited, a. fassfr, ^R7, ^?^T, Uninjured, a. ^I^ffa", ^^3", ^fe\f*T3", Uninspired, a. ^W7T#% t?7^Rt2tt^" Uninstructed, a. ^^*fHf"*i>,^if*rf^5,"5r«*r Unintelligent, a. ^RTfesFS, ^^fs^ Unintelligible, a. ^£W,^£7T*Rf?,7T%? ^9f5ij, ^lft^, CSTT? Unintentional, «. ^®T\5^r?i«f, ^f5T%^*, Uninterested, a. ^cTT^T^Tt^t^Ff, ^STftsff, ^f^^?, ^f^f7^t?Y [^f^T?t Uninteresting, a. ^v5t^"^>?, ^SJ75TT, ,? 5I^- Unintermixed, o.^5lf^ff2Sf^,^5ifirt§t^, ^[9|^ Uninterrupted, a. ^7JT'5:^', f^7Jt"Srl^, ^« 7tf7^, fw^^ii^^f^ ; s. ttstR ^?, Unit, s. ^^T^, 4^\> 4^*5, ^^^t^ Unitarian, s. ^EV^C?? f^^^l7 HTC^ ^1 C7, ^^^7TTt, JWil^t Unitarianism, «. ^^^7!^, 7W^T^ Unite, v. *T\t7T$T-^,^7- WN- t^cT-"^ 71 Unitedly, ad. 4^K*t, ^T\C7TC9f, 3T\f?t^ 71 ^<£J t^?1, C7t?f ^f?TTl [fSTST Unition, 5. C7t«f^?ej, ^'\C7t9T ,c l"l% ; ; CZW, Unity, 5. ^tl"^, ^ ^» ^1^^ Universalism, *, i^'^'S[f^7T^f Universalist, 5. t^^C^T5^7TTft $ *r^"fiT*r7' 7j% vUTT^ C7T7^1 [5fT?«l«T Universality, s. f7t«»I7, ^"ST?T^1, *r^TT- Universally, «Ii: w f7l^'C*f 7 Universe, s. 7WT9, Si'Jf^, T^^T?, ^»7^ j f^^»7*r, f^Bf^f ^, vide f Companion? UNL [ 360 University, s. *r^f*W7l faftttt* CT>t*T sTTtl*- fff^l-^ST [offes Unknowing, a. ^®, ^wf%®, xSf^T^C, ^5T- Unknowingly, ad. ^^T^^^OT, "^T^T^^TtT:'^" Unknown, a. ^Wt^S, ^R^sf^ - , ^*Tf?f5$", Unlace, ». 3"^ 31 Wt-?1-^, r.^T*: •*nf*T-f?$1, ^2ftf%^^$"i, Unlovely, a. ^fgj?, ^"STC^t^?", ^r^w"- Unluckily, ae?. ^^TsfT^C*, TJ^TSTJ £T^ Unlucky, a.^C^,^1^,^«T^l,T^5mT, Unmade, a. ^f^f^"^, ^5^3>, ^^ft^' ; Unmake, v. t^FvS" ^1 1^"^'«i-'^ ; %^"g"-^» Unman, v. "ST^J ^*«1 ?Tf^^T-^ ; *f^sr^- Unmanageable, a. ^5{3l*fJ, ^l?5rj, ^'TT^fJ, Unmanliness, 5. ^TcWt^^", ^^"^J^"61, Unmanly, «. «J??C^ J ^CTTTtfT ^1 ^f^5 ; Unmannerly, «. "^f^t^, ^^f^J, ^^Sf^",^- u&rit, ^wt^ttt, c^#7i, c^^tw5, ^5ft%^", ^5f^t« Unmerchantable, a. ^f^"C^?, C^f^^tfT ^ Unmerciful, «. ^13? *f, ^f^^ft^T^, ^l^^^, Unme < rcifully, a^r^^nri, fe^?TWC*r Unmercifulness, 5. ^^??«t^1, ^^^T^^l Unmerited, a. ^C^Ttsf J, ^J^jmj, ^^1%^ Unmindful, a. ftf*5^, ^7fT^'. ^"Sf^r-lpr, C^ft^l •ftft^^l-CW Unmortgaged, a. ^TPf ^IWs, 3W3> 7{ Unopened, a. ^^"^f^f^, ^Ksri, ^fsrs, Unoperative, a. ^&«i^T^, ^^"*f^IT, ^f^f^TT r Unorthodox, a. ^*rf%«iTST?l, *toTEt?t Unostentatious, a. ^^TTvS^T, ^^\S3>T5r Unpack, v. C"57TT>-**p=T, 4\]t$ ?M *«1-«tfcT Unpacked, a. «T5fl, ^Ttl> 31 3^1 «4J*n * Unpaid, «.^«tf|TC*rTfV"5^ir^,^C*rTfV^' Unpalatable, a. ^"^5J, ft^tT , ^^W^P?! Unparalleled, a. ^gff^jsr, ^ ,p rt , ,^5is£' p fsr, Unpardonable, «. ^stf?" C^t^fJ •*? E^f5 Unpardonably, «^. WP'srqtergn:*? [fa"sr^F Unpardoned, «. ^gJTSWsrl, WTTfsfV, ^T- Unparted, a. ^J"^^^, ^'pfsl^", ^P^"^ Unpawned, a. ^3"^^, ^Tfsf ^W^ Unpeaceable, a. ^c'nft, ^"Wt^t, ^T^tl^Trl Unpeg, Unpin, v. fam- C^T^- C2f^-<[cT Unpensioned, a. ff^nrfe^, ^gf^TffC^T^ Unpeople, z;. j^^R-^F, 3^ f5 €t^- ^tf^ Unperceivable, «. ^TW*fJ, ^1%^^' Unperceived, a. ^rij%, ^C?<1, ^t^tTS?", Unperformed, a. ^^T, ^7TT]%^, ^"^1 ttTTT Unperishable, a. ^m^j^^TS, ^R^T*T/ Unperjured, «. fsjstJI *f^f^t ^^r^ [♦Tt^^ Unperplexed, a. ^f^?f, ^^;«s^f%5", ^1- Unpetrified, a. ^TSt^^l"^^, ^H?" ^"? ^ft Unphilosophical, «. ^^rT^tf^W f%WJT-« Unpierced, a. ^t%^f, ^f^Tf, ^TTp^, ^|^f, Unpitying, a. ^I^^lcJ, ^^?F«i, f^^T? Unpleasant, a. ^ifkflT, ^^Tif, ^I^J, ^~ Unpleasantly, ad. ^rfgf?r- ^^^tWtlir- ^T- Unpleased, a. ^^r^^, ^T^^, ^t^T^f Unpleasing, «. ^^W^?", ^"Sl^T^^T, ^T- Unpliant, «. ^^5iT, ^i^W'rtcT, ^[^, Unploughed, «. ^^fw, ^5^1, ^£f^^, Unpoetical, «. ^"Rj^t^TPi^F ; '^ft'g ^f^- Unpoetically, ad. ^sj^WttS^Csr [^f^r^ Unpolished, «. ^I^rft^", ^^rfV^, ^R^TISII, Unpolite, a. ^yr$Rj, ^i^^J, ^^T^J, ^r- Unpoliteness, s. ^^^T^S1, ^T^7^1, ^- UNP I 362 ] UNR Unpolluted, a. ^Jf^cT^, ^fr^fc, ^5tl>$, Unpopular, a. *£^#*^1l9fftif£^^#- Unpractised, a. ^^J^^"^,^I5^»]1|, ^5F*fT^ Unpraised, a. ^^^ f ^Sf^f * f*T§ [ ^^[3* Unpropitinus, a. ^g^"^, ^5f^*iJ, ^3^, Unproportioned, a. ^^ffTpSTT, ^^t^1 Un propped, a. ft?!^, ^ &% Unpursued, a. <5R#[5ttf3"y, ^'^T^Tt^y Unqualified, a. ^5r*1^, ^C^TKJ, ^-J**^ 5 Unqualify, v. f^^«l-*F, ^W*T- ^f^5 [^f'S Unredeemed, a. "^r^IT, ^fa^ftef, 'sr^-- Unreduced, a. ^^T^t^T, ^W^Ttey, ^T- Unreflected, a. ^rifr^f^f^y [Wl^y Unreflecting, a. ^l^^T?"^, ^I^C^"^^ Unrefracted, a. f^J^K^^^ ; ^^^f Unrefreshed, a. ^T'S, ^^, ^f&jll Unregarded, a. *ffjWS, ^ff?^lf?^, ^^T- Unregenerate, a. ^^p^T^", *f , ^STlf $®, ^3lfi|^ Unrequitable, a. <5f2f f%^T37, ^^ffVc 1 ^ ! *f7 Unrequited, a. £ff^^^T2JT% «i£fPiW$ Unresented, a. ^£fi%fs\f*T^, ^srT^Y Unreserved, a. ^5j3»-*fT>, IsTSH^S^jTq, ^5J- Unresisted, a. ^f^^lffT^", ^Tgffsr^Tf^nS" Unresisting, a. ^f^^T?T^, ^5T£f1%^t^^ Unresolved, a. ^f^C^fsT, ^srfarpvf^, <5iftf*5s, ^fam; ^5?rf«i%, w^^f^ Unrestored, a. ^gf^JTfofo, ^I^Tt%, <5l- *pS2fm; <5RTC?W [CTTT^fJ Unrestrainable, a. ^*T*TJ, *mw?!J, Wi> <$T- Unrestrained, a. <3i. Sjreftt^l 31 C^lfa? ^J$f~3>, Unrig, w. C^ltWH If\51 W\$t "tff*rai-C*P*T Unrighteous, a. ^s^, <5j$rstT<*£ ^Sfssff, Unrighteousness, s. <5j$f3$T\»n, ^^rt^T^fj, Unrightful, a. wf^T?!", ^JTSTJ, ^PTT- Unrip, v. tW«H5, M, f^sf-v, fH^-^ST, Unruffle, v. *9\* m%~\, ^N, Jjfint-* 3 a 2 Unruffled, t>. fafav5, ^^J»Tf?^ Unsalted, a. ^r^T^, ^UC*TT«i1, ^]*\Jk Unsanctified, a. ^5[*lfzii\fS, ^'SfF^ Unsatiable, a. ^T^*f^, ^^f^fC^T^J Unsatisfactory, a. ^^tg^^T, ^TTC^T^^f Unsatisded, a. ^% 1^|# a ^^ff?^^ Unsavoury, a. ^^miy ^?^T, ^^TW" Unsay, v. a. ^sh-^c^l, ^c^l ^f?*r*T ^1 ^TW Unsealed, a. ^T*f m ®m% &J) ^?T, *nm Unseam, w. C*r5TTt- C^TT^-<[^ (^OTffJ Unsearchable, ^vS^J.^C^T^**!- ^^^^FT^- Unseasonable, a. ^^Tcffcr, ^TfT^flT^, ^^ TTCTT^r, ^*T^, ^f«^f^§t [^jvf^i Unseasoned, «. ^5rera"e|T^, ^It5Tf«!, ^^9'^. Unseaworthy, a. 7^w.^ 5f 5r^t^I^n (SfT^t^f) Unseconded, «. f^SJf^t?, ^tC^J? ^S^t^s^ Unseemliness, *. ^^^7^1, ^C^^J Unseemly, a. ^^*J, ^Rp^, ^?f*fj, ^^« Unseen, a. ^^, ^W^l, ^Tf'fJ ;*Wr*f^, Unseparated, a. ^*$^ ^1 ^f%f%^t ^»^ Unserviceable, a. ^. ^^^[^T-1 Unsifted, a. ^r&rai,?T*n 3T?$ *tfrrafra, Unsightliness, s. C^?f*f J, ^PT5^1 Unsightly, «. W£f nW*, <£TfT^T*>f, Unskilful, a. *5Cf ^), ^JWU", ^f%®,. Unskilfulness, 5. ^^t^l^^T^fe ^- Unskilled, a. ^T£R, ^f^C^ [^ Unsophisticated, a. ^fsrfasf vtf, t^^tS?, ^ifi*, Unsorted, a. ^sffilfaFQ, ^^ *P?1 ^T?,'^- Unsough t, a .^C 50^, ^SRt^ft^, ^HUf^S" Unsound, «. ^^tt^Tsf J, ^^T ; dtP^e 5 , Unsown, a. ^WT^fl, ^T3f*f$, JSp^n^ Unspeakable, «. ^sra^F^J, ^^17, ^<3"TOT, Unspeakably, ad. *5iiPQtT$Z*f t ^31^37- Unspent, a. ^fe^J^Mi ^5r*jf?v5" Unspilt, «. ^£ff^% ^I^ fr%^, ^STO»n Unspoiled, a. ^©rfij^", ^^"^S" ; ^R^ Unspotted, a. f»t"5Swre, f^CWT^ t^-f SF, ^T- ' f&fi&s. «|^*1, fef*r?l ^?r [^*jt%?r Unstable, a. ^ft%?T, tfS&W, ^J^T"lt, St^Tai, Unstaid, a. ^j%?5ri Unsuitable, a. ^sr^^f^gs, ^C^TT^TJ, ^^TT Unsuitableness, «s. , 3j^[*f^res^1,^5ic?rT9fJ'5l Unsullied, a. f?TWc^, f^"5r«T, t9^i^^^, Unsung, a. 5rt«jT^^, ^WS, ^T3T\^tf%% Unsupported, a. ^I2f1%'5l"Tl%^",^^" ,s? f^' : 5'; Unsusceptible, a. ^TWPf^l¥, ^f^^T^^T Unsuspected, a. ^*TP*i35, f^SJTf%^5 Unsuspecting, a. faSTCff^Y, ^^t^W^^iT Unsuspicious, «. 'SI^'wT^tT^t, f^S^t^^t, Unsustained, a. ^SRl^fas, ^2ft%«1Tf^f^ Unswayed, «. ^^t^ ^^^T, ^n^^l^t Unsworn, a. *f*i^T^^, ^^ fjf^j Untainted, «. ^^f?^, *f^1 ^? ; TOWTT, Untamed, a. ^TC^fT^I, ^T^^, ^TfR^, ^1- W^Ji ^T^t?e, V^\^^ Untasted, «. ^^t^TtW'^', ^^tf^^, ^51^5? Untaught, a. ^f*r1%^, <5^»fnr$, TW Untempered, a. ^wftv'S, ^^^tlF Untenable, a. ^T^^J, ^^JTC^T^J, ^?^J Untenanted, a. gJSfTj^J, ^T^!#, CTSW Untinged, a. ^^«it^,?W^t%^; ^"jfe'S" Untitled, a. "5T3J*fT*ft,. fasPfWt, ^R*f*f^ Unto,^r. *TO^, fa, £ff%, C^ [f*fT Untold, «. ^^fa^, ^•[^,^37^,^4 3f T- Untouched, a. ^r*Ft"& ; ^TOTf^, ^^m Untoward, a. ^I3"W, ^^t?T«, ^Tr*rft>?i1, , 4^$hn, d?i>i, fpvsfsvgji ; ^w*r>t?t> Untractable, a. ^^T^TJ, ^^7, ^R^PTJ Untrained, a. ^f*ff^^", ^J3"f^ [^T Untranslated, a. ^t^T^^t^^, ^1^511 3> fafa'c*TS, ^- Unvarnished, a. j[?f 31 Cj Unviolated, a. WT\fsr3, ^^"St, fk^fas" ^TT, ^^^, ^T^^, ^R"?5>, ^ffa^fa^ Unwalled, a. £jT£t, Unwell, a. ^T^f Tf^r, ^^PC, ^tf%^, C^Tsft Unwept, a. ^fcr^rf^^", ^l^pw^ Unwholesome, a. ^I^'T^JSf^'^', *ll\5t^?r, Unwieldy, a. £(-<£T3, ^Tf?T, C9tR^1, ^t% ^^?T1 Unwise, a. ^£f ®r, ^^T^, f^C^T^f, ^w, Unwisely, ad. ^^T^T^CST, f^t^T^^C^T Unwittingly, «. ^®f^3TTC8, v5?T ; «p ^o, «TSI7^f ; up and down, "ifilt ^-^f , ^|\5^1-<5", *TT*T?T-W, %]\5, t^J* ^^> ^^Tf J URG [ 366 Uphold, v. ^C#-<59T, ^1-*f, *lT?r«I-^, ^*V Upholder, s. J^^ t £|;f$*TTW, WOT^- wt^i, *fT?r^, *reT3 Upholsterer, s. $S*rwTft5$T51,$5*T^5fT- Upland, «. ^B5 «fsf, \5T5F1 ; «. $EFS?" Uplay, «. ^f^, ^c*r Upper, a. ^*f Uppermost, a. 3Tt^1 *ff?^, ^ ^fC^? - , Upraise, u. ^Cf *1 S^ft^-ipT, ^2fT*R-^, Upright, a. fcT\£, *TT$, il$1, #tt51, , ^T*R $7T?T-^, %fff#-^ Uproar, s. ?E>*r3;, C9fT*raT«T, SfSOTcT, ^*T- Uproot,%. ^^t^tter-v, f^^r-"^ Upset, «. ^hri-C^ST, ^f#?1-*f\5 Upshot, s. tp^t, ^^, c*t% *raTftr, w- Upside, «. ^*f1? ^Tsf, %*tt?? tW"?T, ^f - ^TSf ; (-down) $«^1, \5©fl ^^f^ Upstart, s. W*tW *jf^,^R3l, Urge, v. ^C«@iTl-^, ^Swi, £f^f%-5iW1 j v5l^1, tl^J rfhf1> ffffi-^ ] usu Urgency, a. ^^)T Uric, a. C'sftfa^, ^^f^wt^ Urim, *. ^^T?, iftf^f?" f^^S? Urinal, Urinary, s. TOT^T?", "STC^"? <1"T^ Urinary, a. cxtf^^i (-passage) see Urethra. Urine, s. "sn?, 2f?TT*r, ^^ft,^, C*f»n^ ; (o/ cattle) C5R1 ; (gonorrhea) C^^. [Sff^ Urn, «. ^^3Ff, «fT\Jjr ^nH KfW, f^^T^^RT- Uroscopy, *. ?ngciff*r?n c?TC9f^ ^W^^1 Ursa wzo/or and minor, s. ^W, f55f*t<- Us, pron.pl. ^T*nn, C^t?l; ^t^Tf?5tC^ Usage, s. ^T5T^[?1, ^«TC^tS?t, 7f?P^r, e«|^T#t, £fC?T©^^, §*f<5Tr«i4s^l, ?t®JT*t- HH*» rt^m^w^^ ^*rs^t Usury, 5. fft?,^Jf, ^t®!,«11^, ^Tl^S^* 1 VAC [ 367 Utensil, s. *ft3F, TTfiT, ^7t,^- Utility, 5. $■*, Ti?5T, cTT^, 2fTf% *"ft«U^1, $*TC7Tf*fSl, SfCTrtSR, <5JT7*rj, ^T^tfa^, ^'-**T*T- Utter, a.wfo, t^T^, , 5TOJ'3,'£«f,3T3fos, Utter, v. $ra*MP,$wnr«i-v,^$r, ^,7*r, Utterable, a. ^55T*fj, 7>9]7, 7^*71, 3*0^7 Utterance, s. ^teK, ^55T7«I, ^f^ 7 , 3^3, 2^T*r*F7«l ; ^H^Tf^^l [17X3*51 Utterer, 5. §EW*r 71 ^S£T?F*i 4titf ; 75T*r ; Utterly, ««?. ?s\^m 9 fsnsT«, *TS[7"TWC*f, Uttermost, a. ^ftsTT^te, *I<£c*r7, f^8C*tT, c*r7 *f7j^, 7**r?rsrTfa ; ^srs [fsw Uvula, *. in ana. $*f JT*Fl,$*ffOT1, ^T*!- Uxorious, a. ts«|T, ^^TT^TJ, 3^7% St*f7, 3Jt*f?T?«l, 3tf®¥ [ifaWSI Uxoriousness, *. st^UTt? 8 ! ^17, at7*T$1, V, 7«fat*lT? ^■Tt^^"*r1^^'5TT^^"^ ; *T«RTre •ft* *r\«*mt^1-C? Vaccination, *. C*fT773; TtcSfT. T?tar| Vaccine, a. CSfTITOt?" ; C?TT7N1777^ Vaccine-virus, s. CSfr77C^c?r, tN^^T*^^^^-^ Vacillating, «. ^J>f^7l, T^T^t^TI, ^f%7 Vacuation, s.*T7j- •aTTcTt 3F7«»,^T7,7T7T7 Vacuity, s. *mjm 9 Tff77, ^T*F, W7. Vacuum, s. *f7J, TppF, ^P^?r, *tm\v% ] VAL Vade-mecum, s. f%SJ 7J77T7J f J *T3^ Vagabond, a. ^7>571, *7v5terT7j$7l ^"jf^F, *fi£S1 71 TJ^lcTO [f^*>7 Vagary, s. ^T^-^ft-^ 5F**f, ^ROT ^ C ^T, Vagina, 5. gtwf, ^*f, CTTtfk Vagrancy, s. fFSlp, ^I^^^ircj, fir^Jl- Vagrant, a. "®t>WTsrt\3ft, ©1&5T, ttf^C^TT^^ Valet, 5. C^7^, ^^T, TfT^T, *f^M?T^, ^r^»7, ^7, f^sr^«ri?r f7jf^ Valetudinarian, «. f57C^T*ft, ^Tfl *ftff "5" Valitudinary^.TrTtt^rtT^.f^C^T^Tf^T Valiant, a. t^^um^ft, *fffT^^, 17/5PT^, 'n^'ft, 7T7J7T7T, ft&ft,. 7T^TT7 Valiantly, ad. 7f T^^T 71 7t7W£t^PT ,, t^f?r , 5l Valid, a. faf*S3>, Stt^Tf^^", ^1#, 7^7^, *f^, m s £f7c7, 75T7T^, €-«l"51, t^*57, 2TT^T«1J, ^rrV, 75T, ^«j Valley, 5. ^^f^T^I, ?P^7, *f^"5*T!*rtt%, Valorous, «. 17^T¥, ^T^^", l7^ 5 ^' ,c ttcfl', 7t7J7m, ftlpft [cWtTT Valour, *. 7}7^T, ft^F^T, Tt^^, Tt^J, VAR Valuable, a. T^sr*a, ^*TJ3l^, C3*f ^TT, TT^TJ ; ^«T^, ^TOf?, ^VpSV, fSf?T Valuation, 5. TTcTi f^WI, W?T *r?TT«i 31 ^K"3"«l, trt^T; f^f^fS ^wTJ Value, s. TTcTJ, T^^r, wt^r, ^if, l^ssre,^!^ ; &% $ws, ^*tTcw?ral Value, v. *rT"S, **t7 R?\*f«i 31 1%3"-3*, W- . tt^?c^i ^» w?c-fcTs?i 31 *r?r ; ^t^j-^, TI-S^TT 31 f£f?T =S3R-^ Valve, %. *TT^,3Tt*T, *F*ft>, ^T^T*f3* *w^ 31 *ft>, **IWl%3" *rT«ft, t^jt# Vamp, v. *J?T«|1 fet^r <5*t 31 ^Tf^- c*f ; 5. spsTs §*tt?^: ^ Vampire, *. ^t^f 8 ^ 5rW*T ; 3\F 311^ Van, s. *TK1, f ^5 «J?3f3 t*RJ* cT, *t^1 Van, v. ^it\F, H*T, ^fW-^, *ff3W3"-3* Vane, s. 31?P5f1% CW3T? "5T?r*it?n *ET®i1 Vanguard, s. t?K^-)J *TSr*rTF»T 31 ^*T«N Vanish, ^^^R-^,^^V^,^f^1-*n, ^T*T«J*f, 3^?, 3f- Vapour, 5. 3W, ^T*T, 3H, 3l«jf [>T*Tt Vapourish, a. *T*Pftnr ; 3TS% ^, f®pt Vapours, *.*1?TC?rtsr13"C*rS"; ^^TWTWl, Variable, a. ^^^J,^%?r^^^it^t€j, Variably, ad. C^Z^KJ, ^fiI3^?I3>£*f Variance, 5. 13WTT, ^fa^J, sr^TW, ^« gftt$, ^ift*T, t3*f , 3;t^t3 c l -35" Variegated, a. f^fafl^,^?^,^'^ Variegation, *. f53fafE3rel, *faT I 368 1 VEG Variolous, a. 3"3T^ CfTT^f ^TffT^ Various, a. *T££f3FT?T, ^falf, ^C^^P^I, ftc*r^ ^?, ^t^i, 1^^^ ^TiTt5T, *W Variously, a^. ^t^TTTC^, ^^ £t^tX^T Varlet, 5. 1^^, F?"T^T1, ^^C^rT^ [C?t9f«j Varnish, s. f&G$tft!tt Cm^ ^1 t^^T, ^F^*T, Varnish, v. c^T^t 6 !-^, f535§q-*F,foW*i*!;- Vary, v. ^>Tf^rT- 1^^^- fac*TS"- C^f-^ Vascular, «. ?^spnfteT?T, ^f^t^f^ Vase, s. ^1J foWtf 1§T£t ^tr^TST- Vassal, 5. £f®|1, ^TSft^T ^Tjf^, ft^?r, TftT Vassalage, 5. ^$ftav5l, t^^^fj, Wt^r^ Vast, «. *v& 5^, ^^^,TT^"1, gf^T« ^1^- Vastly, ad. 31 *T*i3l-*Tt*T1 Veneficial, a. frs^os frStf?" ; OT^*?" Venemous, a. Venomous *Hf CTf**f Venerable, a. ^T37, *TTO, 3**F7, ^TJfsfj, Venerate, v. C?T31- *£©1- ^iTTf ?"- T«Tt^-^, Veneration, 5. OT*1,^sn,*WR,*reflnr, Venereal, a. "-Jwt? T^^t?, . gfl%ft\*n- ira-v, s$ftr**uw, *ftt%-cTf, m^l-c?, ^if^-^sr Vengeance, s. £tf%ft\^f1,2ff%?P^, *ftf%, if 3* *TT®, C^T*f, ^^?, 3TTSI1 [C^Tt Vengeful, a. £f^J«t^T?>, Sff^ftSTT^, Venial, «.^3TTC*rNJ, ^^«tt6^ ^1 Ventilator, s. ^T?p3, ^T?^J©^^tt?" ^c^ Ventose, a. 3T?[ C^TC^T^tTW^, ^l^S?^^ Ventral, a. ^f f^?Tt^t5^ «^^ Verbal, a. cftf^, ^Tf^^, ^, ^f^ ; ^^C?^ ; from the mouth of, gfsj^TT* Verbal-noun, 5. ^^f^ 7f\^51 [^TC^7> N Verbally, ad. SJ^T^, ^t^J^t?1, ^T!U. Verbatim, ac?. ^K^JX, ^T?^, W?C?^ VER t Verberate, tf.*rt?, Trl-CW, SW?"-V Verbiage, s. *^3TtW, **&*(* *t^cTJ *&\ Verbose, a. *Wffetittf*ti$ 3 3*^*T, W- Verbosity, *. 3^t3?J^fM»#1, T^T*FJ Verdant, a. ^fltef, *fT3"T«£ *T*Sf, ^•W, Verdict, s. f^m, «W|1, itfV, f^fe, Jf8T®1, ft*r?T, W#$ Verdigris, 5. vSfsr^cT"^", ©twTsr, C3"f¥^ Verditure, 5. frs* ^f^^ *«f faresr ^T* Verdure, 5. ^tff* * c f, TTO ?W, ^*f©T? Verge, s. Tf% ^T*r), C^T^", C*T1T>1, ^1$*, Wf^ ; *J*T, ^TTf1, *TT *rei?FC*f, tr^m Verisimilar, 0. S$W$, 313*7, 2f*T«|ffsrT*f J Verisimilitude, 5. gft^H^T, *T3*^t?rai Veritable, a. 3T^7, 2t«p?, *T^I*^, ftf*5^, *rgfstf«i, f^3^, C^fUT^T, C^T^T Vermicule, s. ^J^tl*, ff%, C*TW, #t\£1 Vermiculous, a. ^fsr1^f*r^>, C^TI^T^T Vermiform, a. ^TJT^t^, C^C5t?T •TJT3 Vermifuge, a. ^s^rgr ^*T, c1 STTW^lT'ir Vermillion, s. •ttsfSJ, WTflT, ft^*T, f^f^? Vermin, s. ^tl> T#, <3?tT>, ^fsr, c*f W , ^ft^l Vernacular, a. C?f*ft?, ^GW*ft?, TOfCT?; ; {-dialect, or -language) GW'tUT'^l Vernal, «. W«wfa,-^WtW^twtt Versatile, a. ^«Tt?, W *T ; "fr^TO, *T t?W- ^ter ; c f^^r¥^ Vestibule, *. ^t? ^1 £rc**f *fC^^ ^T^T^1, Vestige, s. ^fTWT^, 1W, ^^t^ , t^Tf*f^, Vestment, 5. *3, ^f^^Tf, C^fT^fT^ Vestry, *. ^Si^T^C^?" ^TlSi^tir ?"M ^ 7[ s- Veslry-clerk, s. «JC^T^ *T»T?T ^f|5T? s. gfTFt^ ^1 £t^ C*TW, *fT^1 C^T^ Veterinarian, 5. C9fl Tl "^1^ t^WJ ; STOW Veterinary, a. ^t^^J^f^t?, ^f^"^1T^ ; •fl^raf^ 1t"^'?r^' ; (surgeon) ^irt^WJ Veto, s. ^Wt^J -, v. [Lat.] TT?r«| ^1? Vex, v. -fr\5^, Wtsil, C^*f1, f^\5l, "fr?T^- Vexation, s. t^e 5 J, r^f%^1,SftTsfl,*r3«|1, \i*i. «tt^>i, c^*r, f^, t^^^i,^^. VIC [ 37 Vexatious, a. fa?3PJSR^, ^:«t*, *ft^, Via, «. [Lat.] *P£1, *f$T, *Tl> Via, «J. (C^t^T *fsf *1 ^) fWUI *1 3*31 Vial, *. f*rf*r, ^Tt5?r *rraftc*re Viand, s. *f^ 3TTA*rTt^, m, <5T^ Vicious, a. ^>^D$T Vigorous, a. m&ffi, T^sT, ^^^T^T, ^t^%, Vigour, *. ^»r, C^Sf, *ff^, *T?"T^5r, ^"«l Vile, «. Si^RT, ^fT^?T, ^#, ^^^T, sft^l Vilely, ac?. Rf"^ ^5fTr ^1 ^«,fJT^ ?Eit*f, Vileness, 5. ©^^7^1 , *f t^?^1, f^T^^Tfsr, Vilify, v. mft- ^^1- R^1- ^«t^T^-^, ^rtf%-cpf, ^ft*r-^, cwt^-cw C^t^t Villa, 5. ^fw^f^^" ^gt^^ ^TFt, f T^^JV, ^C?: ^m ; TfTsFTBf *flf J £f^^ ** at, ?rt^tf%^t, -sTTcwsri^t [cmn,^i\?i Virgin, *. 3HU1, ^5ft#tj <5W51, ^tt"3\5 Virgin, a. ^JT?r$*nr^ 31 C*TT*fJ, ^JT- 3*, 3£5rT3l3 ^7T3, OT, f^^ Virginal, a. R?T^, ^Ts3\5, Virgo, s. 3^71, 3R71 ?Tf*T [^31 Virile, a. *f\3*, *f, ^pcTF, 3THt3^ Virtually, ad. #*t^T31, 3^"SS, ^cras " Virtue, s. *p£,*W, ^*^,*r"ft*rei,, ^^?rT Visage, s. ^TTJ, ^T^R", ^Tf^r, W, c^^I^ri Vis-a-vis, ad. [Fr.] WT^fir, ^Sr^TTST^ft Viscera, s. ^3, ^fi^^t, ifT^^^ Viscerate, v. ^5T^v&t ^1 ^tft^fvF ^Tft?T-^ Viscid, Viscous, a. ^T^T^r, ^5T?, ^P^f^R- TfT^t^- C^- C? 1 ^- Trtk-^P ; ^TcT 35-1 H^-CTf , TH>1 [^CT C^T Visitant, s. Ki?f *R^?fi, c«^^t?1, 3TT^T^ Visitation, s. tt^^^, 7rT^T«,^?«J ; t^fWT^- *ff3", tif^r^^i, ^^^^ inn ^1 c <>/-) Vitriolate, a". ^r, ^T- sit^t, 2fW$1, 3f*T^1 Viverra-bhandar, s. ^*W\F, srTT^lfl C^T^ST Vivid, a. ^Tt^lf, ?T©t3, ?T^3, ^T*IT, £fT«| 31 ^3^ *TT?t Vivify, v. #jin, TTE^Sf- TOtt%>, ?TWfsret, ^fon at, Viz. Videlicet 'TOF? *f\W*r, ^5^43 ^ Vizard, s. "SW?T, T^Jf, TMTWnf^ Vizier, s. vg^F** CWt^fS ^TSrajt, ^t ; ^Rj9t1- 3Jsf- STlfe*^; (3y **oo/) *T*T 31 spf <57T*f-^" ; (*o vomi*) $tfSfT3-^, 3fa-3* Voidable, «. 3t1%*T 31 3JoT^?r 1^?T, ^^=n, ^I^iT?P Volume, s. , 3T^cnT- *$% ; f R^, 3^ ; -|3^T?-, ^^f ^m^5T Voluntarily, ad. W^T^Wfc, C^^"T?, Voluntary, a. c^^^, C^^"T3t^, t^T3R, C^"^t?T TTl?^ Voluptuous, a. Tf\3TT3^ f Vow, v. ^, wsr, t^?r, «tr®t, ^, c««b\pi Vulgar, 5. sftsCwTT^, t^^C^TT^ ^sr^ Vulgarity, 5. ^f*ra>TT?r?T, t$?" *J3TT?r» Vulgate, 5. -^Tft? ^S^S ^^"^ ^T#^ Vulnerable, a. ^*fj, c*s^¥, ^T^^t Vulture, 5. ?££, fsf sf, ~f

*TcTJ1, **£C^. ^T?T- tJTT?!-^ ; ^T^T, ^Tf^Hl-^l ; Waft, 5. -srt^TTT, msft J37 ; *ffl?T? ^\5^ Wag, s. v% i}% "Sm^, ^"?H, ^T^UT^f Wag, V. c^T^, vtm-CTf ; c?T\F, ^§111-^1 Wage, v. TO7T?f-3S-, £ff « -^ ; *T«j-^ ; ^F-TP Wager, 5. *T«f, *T%, C^T© ; v. *T%"?:T-*r Wages, 5. ^r%, C^tt, ^Ttf^^T#, "STTf^l, ^c^, Jpffsl, *rwf?T, "tfTTffsr ; 2if%^P»T Waggery, 5. ^&351, ^TvFT'ST, sp^frTfsr, ^"J^f, 374 ] WAN Waggish, a. ?f*T*, ^T^lTt, ^TTf ©?1 Waggle, t\ "5"\^T^^ «ff%-??, C^Csn£C, ^r^tt^c^r^r ; ^r^f^n^^ Wainscot, s. ^^1^"pff ; v. a. v5, ^«T, 1%?*, C^^l ; Walk, 5. ^ITl5T?r, ^T^-^T?:, 5lf^T, 9f t%, S^R, Walking, s. tt^^ 55T5T, Sf^sr^ [SftSt Walking-stick, *. ^TC^?T C3^, ^T®', WvSl", Wall, «. £tt£r?, 1%f%, f%^, CTTT5T, ^T^ Wall, v. £fTFt?-C*^-TWT?*F, fc*f«t*n*ft Wandering, s. *«pr«| "**{r«|, *ff?T^r«l Wane, i>. "m- %# ^*T-*, (K^?T) "ScTl Want, ». 1>T3:, STt^, ^rT3*rjtf- 0pRWt ; i Want, 5. -tfJR^I, ^^rl%, ^£f"5ST, "5I^T3, s5r*pR,^n3*nfT> ^t*STToff 31 *TE51 3jf«" ; Wanton, v. ^*T- "S*?*"-* ; -rp^flfol- 313- ^T3- *f#t Ward, 5. C5tf^, -ffs^l T*i1, ^1x51, *fwt ; «fvF, f$f; «tT"*1, "*T?T*fT) m^l; Warden, s. J^^ t £ff^*fT*T3?, *«■*-;**-?; (church-) Trssft? 31 fsrtrsrc^ wj^ Warder, 5. t7*3T?[^, "?*5*?^, *«I^J^ Wardrobe, s. 33T*flT, *ff?W*fW?" Wardship, s. ^^C^ *fff, ^"^^$1 Ware, s. I^X^? J3J, fSffasT, "STT^T Warehouse, 5. ?T«iY Warrior, s. wr*^^, <^TT"^1, ^t?T, *r\$T

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(junior) ^^If, , STTtfSRtS, sftvawft, Zealously, ad. 37tf ?T Y#?F, &\?$$T&ZV, Zealousness, s. ^mtfa ¥1, ^rtS^fterel, Zebra, s. <^ &4m fct*nr Zedoary, *. WfWt& ^rcf?gl, *W^T? Zendavesta, s. «fff # C*Tt3>ref *T*fr*|T Zenith, s. Trsat^ ^TO^T^f ^Tt*t srereT- Zephyr, s. *ff"5*r 37?, f^ij^ TfS Zero, s. BrfsptfH *d?T *f f?rsrT«l '; *t*7 (•) Zerumbet, 5. ff$, ^ref? VBf, C*TT^ 35 ? Zest, s. ^WF, ?*T, RFCfT, Wr, ?Fft, Wl Zibet-cat, s. jT*T,3 , ^3F, 373>TCT>^1, ^«T Zinc, or Zink, s. if^l, W^W %1 Zodiac, *. CSfjTl^*^, ?tf*f53F, eTSfTSST Zone, s. ?JT5Tt*f, ^rffNrWSft, *n5*t, ^*r?r- ^ ; ^N^t?" 3"^ • (/ r2 '„ #«/-) *ft"53"W ; (a woman's-) 4FT«Pt Zoographer, 5. *T*/TtW"?" |5fa"?r«|^iffi, ^57- 3®, stems' 1$w jtra fa*J«i c*r Zoography, 5. ^t^^"eRl, -^^Tt^^r ^?T«<, ifafrsire f%w:n ^1 *ra (?:«i ^pc? c^r Zoologist, *. itafatfJTW^I, «f^Tt^^ fts- Zoology, 5. SF^fcwjl, ^t*f^T?T35 f*WT\ Zoophite, s. W^ « f ^> ^»!T*nSr