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 1883. 
 
PRACTICAL DICTIONARY 
 
 OF THE 
 
 ENGLISH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES. 
 
 IN TWO PARTS. 
 
 PART I. 
 
 ENGLISH AND GERMAN, 
 
 BY 
 
 Dr. FELIX FLUGEL, 
 
 UNDER THE CO-OPERATION 
 OF 
 
 Db. J. G. FLOGEL, 
 
 liAXK CONSUL OF THB UNITED STATES OF AMKEIOA AT LBIF^a. 
 
 FOURTEENTH EDITION, 
 
 COBBBCTBD AND IBIPROVBD. 
 
 LEIPZIG: 
 
 F. A. BROCKHAU 
 1883. 
 
All rights reserved. 
 
 Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1852, by 
 
 JOHN G. FLUGEL, 
 
 in the Clerk's office of the District Court of the District of Columbia. 
 
Preface, 
 
 
 
 
 
 » 
 
 otveit. 
 
 The demands made upon English 
 Dictionaries by the readers of Eng- 
 lish works are increasing from year to 
 vear. Scarcely a book is published in 
 Ei?gland or America which is not 
 immediately read in Germany, and 
 which makes it necessary to consult 
 the Dictionary. The mental affinity 
 of these highly cultivated nations is 
 manifested by the almost simultaneous 
 enjoyment of the productions of the 
 imagination as well as their discoveries 
 in science, art and nature, and the 
 constant medium of this intellectual 
 exchange is the EngHsh Dictionary, 
 which it is the aim of the editors 
 in each succeeding edition to render 
 more perfect 
 
 It cannot be disputed, and 1 beg 
 leave to oflfer this as a purely sta- 
 tistical fact, proved by careful compa- 
 rison with other Dictionaries, that 
 my large Dictionary of the English 
 language is the most copious of all 
 works of the kind which have yet ap- 
 peared,* still it would be presumptu- 
 
 SJCtt jfbem3al;re jleigeni fi^ bie5(nfor: 
 berungen ber Scfer englifc^er (Bc^riftm an 
 ba0 cncjUfc^e aBSrterbu^. ^g fommt 
 in (Snglanb unb 5lmerifa fafl nic^t^ 
 ^crauS, tvaQ ni^t aud) in 5)cutfc^Iaub 
 fogleic^ gclefcn tuivb unb ^eranlajfunn 
 gicbt, bag SBorteuhK^ gu diatfft gu 
 jiefjeit. 5)ie geipige 33crn)anbtfc^afi 
 bicfcr (;oc^gebilbcten 336lfer Beurfunber 
 ji^ burc^ ben unmittclbaven OJJitgenui? 
 i^ver ^^antajicgcBilbe, fo me i^rer 
 gntbedungcn in UBiffenfd^aft , Jhtntl 
 unb Sfiatuv, unb ber befianbige 3)oI-' 
 metfd^er bicfeS 5lu8taufc^eg ift ba^ 
 englifc^e 2B5rterbud) , bcjfen JQexau^^ 
 gcBer jebe i^rer 5lu8gaBen gu \)eri)oU- 
 jlonbtgen Bemix^t fmb. 
 
 Unjtreitig — unb bif3 Bttte i^ aU 
 rein jiatifllf(|e unb burc^ forgfaltigc 
 93erglcic^ung mit anbern 2B6vlerbik- 
 (^ern cnuiefene ^^^atfac^e aufgufajfen — 
 ifl bag oott mir ^erau^gegebcne gvo^tr 
 iffiortevtjuc^ bcr engllfc^en <B\>xa6)t bO'^ 
 iioKftanbigjte aiiiv Vi^ija erfc^ienenen 
 Serfe biefer *2(rt* unb bod^ ware eS 
 
 * It will suffice in regard to this state- 
 ment to refer to the third edition of the work 
 itself, or to the pamphlet published by me 
 entitled: — ^Sitcrarifd^e ©pmpatl^icn ober 
 inDuftrieUe 58u^mad)crei. 6in SScitrag jur 
 ©efcii^jte bcr neueren cnglif4>en Scyifograp^ie 
 oon Dr. 35, ®. g. &c., neb^ einem S5ornjort 
 t>on l)tm 4)erm Somt^ur, &c. ^rofclfor Dr. 
 ©ottfrieb 4)srinann, Seipjig, 1843." 
 
 • ds gmugt in biefer ^cjie^ung ouf Sic 
 britte %vi&QaU bcS SEBcrFcS fclbfl, obcr auf bic 
 fleinc Don mir ^erQU§gcgcbene ©irift:— „«i^ 
 terorif4>e ®t)mpot^ien ober inbuftricUc 85uri^« 
 mac^erei. Gin SScitrog jur ®ef(^i4>te bcr 
 neucrcn engUf(ben ^exifograp^ie oon Dr. 
 3. ®. %. :c. , nebft cinim SSonuort con bew 
 5erm Sorat^ur, ;c. ^rofcffor Dr. ®ottfrieb 
 Hermann, Seipjig, 1843/' ju oerweifen. 
 
Preface. 
 
 VI 
 
 Sorrebe. 
 
 ous to assert that it supplies in every 
 respect all the information that might 
 be desired. In the short time which 
 has elapsed since the 2^ edition ap- 
 peared, the literature which relates to 
 commerce, manufactures, science, 
 and the arts, has made such con- 
 siderable progress that a third and 
 thoroughly revised edition was called 
 for. The revision and republication 
 of so extensive and costly a work 
 could not however, in the nature of 
 things, be executed so rapidly as the 
 mcreasing wants of the public require, 
 wants which can be satisfied by the 
 issue of smaller works of a purely 
 practical character. Such a Practical 
 Dictionary is the one, which I now 
 present to the public, constructed par- 
 ticularly for the use of those engaged 
 in business, in which, besides the words 
 and expressions in daily use, those 
 terms employed in commerce , the 
 trades, the arts, and the sciences are 
 more fully explained than in any work 
 hitherto in use. As my Complete Dic- 
 tionary is based on a whole library of the 
 •atest researches, in a similar manner 
 the materials for the present work 
 have been drawn from a large number 
 of new publications procured and con- 
 sulted for the purpose , from which, as 
 well as from an extensive course of 
 reading and careful observation, much 
 has been added, which no work has 
 hitherto contained. Much useful mat- 
 ter also, which I was prevented from 
 inserting in my large Dictionary, on 
 account of its size and the wish of the 
 publisher not to increase its price, has 
 
 unge6u(;di(i^ ^u U^an\iten, bag ca in 
 aUm aSe^ie^ungcn jt'oe ttjiinf(^6ave 5(u5i 
 funft ga6e. 3n ^lnfid;t ouf J^anbfl 
 unb ©etrcrBe, ^unjl imb aBiffenf(|aft 
 ijl bie Siteratuv in bcr fuv^en feit bcr 
 ^m'ltm 5(u§gatje toevfloffenen Q^it f(^on 
 tuieber fo Bebeiitcnb ijovau^gcf^dtten, 
 baf dm bvitte 35eav^citung beffelBcn 
 n6t(;ig iviifbe. 3)ie SSicber^crauggnlJc 
 timB fo umfangrcid^cn unb fojifvieligen 
 iSBerfcg fann inbeffen bev ^lotuv ijtr 
 (Sac|c m^ ntcijt fo fc^neU cvfolgen, 
 aW man buvd) tldnm, bic (Svvad^e 
 aUein ^on ir^rev ^raftif^eu @eitc bars 
 |M(enbe SBcrfc beni cr^S^teii 93ebiivf= 
 ntffc be^ ^uBIicuma aB^u^elfcn tm 
 Stanbe ifl. @a erfc^cint bat;er l;icr? 
 mit ein ijon mir Befonber^ fiiv ben 
 ®dixani) bcr mit ben materietten Sn- 
 tercjfeu S3efd^aftigten BearBeiteteS prafs 
 tif^tB aBi)rterBuc|, m ivelc^em^ 
 aufer ben SBSrtern unb Qtu^brucfeu 
 beg taglic^en 35erfe^rg, bie im 'iQatu 
 bel imb in ben ©enjerBen, in bet 
 ,^un|t unb in ben aBiffenf(^aften ge^ 
 6i*au(|Ii(^en 2B6rter unb Jtunftaugbrfirfe 
 ^ottflcinbiger al^ m tvgenb einem hi§: 
 ^er ijor^anbenen SBerfe ijeri^eic^net unb 
 erflart iverben. UBie nieinem grofern 
 356rtevIJu(^e einc ganje 33i6Iiotr)ef ber 
 ncueften OueUen ^u ©runbe Hegt, fo 
 ftnb auc^ fiir biefeg 3B6rter6u(^ \>on mir 
 toietc neue ^ier^erge^Srenbe SBerfe an- 
 gcfc^afft unb gu diatl)^ ge^ogen unb 
 3Jian^e0; hjaS ]x6) no^ nirgenb^ an^t^ 
 geBen fanb, auS einer umfaffenben Sec= 
 tiirc gefammelt unb ^Injugefugt iuorben. 
 @a ifl in biefea Serf, trelc^ed glei(^fam 
 organifc^ neBen metnen gvof even lexifa- 
 lif^en unb anbereu 5(vbeiten ertuac^fen 
 
Preftice. 
 
 VII 
 
 SSorrcbe. 
 
 tound a place in the present work, 
 which has thus grown up, naturally as 
 it were, by the side of my larger lexi- 
 cographical and other labours. On 
 the other hand the greatest economy 
 of space has been aimed at in order to 
 make room for the technical terms. 
 In this work therefore, which, as 
 above remarked, is intended to meet 
 practical wants, the following classes 
 of words have been omitted (though 
 they are absurdly retained in smaller 
 works that pass generally under the 
 denomination of Pocket Dictionaries 
 of which — by the way — many 
 are nothing but bungling ex- 
 tracts from my large Dictionary): 
 1. incorrect, antiquated words and 
 mere provincialisms or such as very 
 seldom occur; orthographical and 
 other peculiarities, such as Curso- 
 rary, Escocheon, Exemplary, Escript, 
 To Esloin, Evanid, Evestigate, To 
 Resperse, Untriumphable, Unworm- 
 cd, Ac; 2. A large number of 
 participles, derivatives of verbs or 
 nouns, the' significations of which 
 do not differ from their primitives, 
 and which every person, who is 
 moderately acquainted with the lan- 
 guage, can form for himself: thus, 
 for the sake of brevity, only one 
 meaning is given for "Evocation," 
 ^,bic J&erijorrufung/' with a reference 
 to the verb Evocate (Evoke) for 
 further explanation, from which the 
 other modifications may be found 
 without difficulty. The separation 
 of the active and neuter significa- 
 tions of verbs, which is generally 
 
 ift, an^ ijicl \)on bem Brau(^6aren @tojf, 
 ben ic^, um mm cjvojea SBorterhi^ 
 nic^t gu fe^r anfd)iveKeu ^u lajfen uub 
 gegen M ^erlegercf SSunfc^ ^u 'om 
 t^emxn, boit ii^egHef, eingefc^altet wqv: 
 ben; bagegen iji ijon anbercv (^eite, 
 nni biefen metfl te^nifc^cn aBovtern ben 
 niH^igen ^lai^ ^u i^evfc^affen, bie l;6c5f}e 
 OlaumerfVarnif erfhreBt tuovben. (So 
 finb benn in biefem, iine gefagt bem 
 ^jraftifc^en 33ebiirfiit|fe geiuibmete n 933evf e 
 folgenbeSGBortercInffen tveggeMieOen (06= 
 gleic^ man fie i:erfe(;rter SBeife in fo= 
 genannten 3^afc^en= nnb anbcren SiCor; 
 tcrOiic^evn finbet, ijon benen einc gate 
 5(nga^I — am bieS beilaufig ju cr= 
 ivci^nen — \tnUx nic^tS, al3 unge- 
 f(^tcfte 5tu5guge meine^ grojen fBox- 
 terbuc^S fmb): l) Unri(^ttge, ijeraUcte, 
 rein vroi^in^leCfc ober nur gan^ herein: 
 ^elt ijovfommenbe ilBortfr, ortI;ogra: 
 tJ^ifci^c unb anbere Sigent^unilid^felten, 
 njie Cursorary, Escocheon, Exem- 
 plary, Escript, To Esloin, Evanid, 
 Evestigate, To Resperse, Untriumph- 
 able, Unwormed, &c. ; 2) ^ine QRenge 
 ^JarticiVien ^ ^txhaU ober 9lominnb 
 5(6Ieitungcn, n^enn jie feine \3on i^ren 
 "Stammivortern aSn?ei(^enbe 33ebeutun= 
 gen i)aUn unb fiir jeben ber (Sprac^e 
 einigermafen a^iSc^ttgen Ui^t ^u 6ilb*n 
 finb; fo ijt ber Jturge luegen yon 
 Evocation mil* bie 1 . 93ebentung : ^er^ 
 ijorrufiing, gefe^t^ ivegen ber ubrigen 
 aUx auf ba§ 33erbnm To Evocate 
 (Evoke) ijernjiefen, ba jt(^ biefe fin 
 Seber o^ne 3Ku^e analog Silben fann. 
 5{uc^ bie 3!rennung ber actii^en unb 
 neutralen S3ebeutungen Ui 33er6fn, bie 
 fonft ouf 5 fhrengjie bur(^flefii^rt i% ifJ 
 
Preface. 
 
 VIII 
 
 §3ovrebc. 
 
 most strictly attended to, has likewise 
 been dispensed with in short articles, 
 because many verbs in every language 
 comprise both significations, and the 
 repetition of that in the neuter, which 
 is already given in the active, would 
 be diffuse and unnecessary. 
 
 From the fact that they heap up, 
 in the midst of those in daily use, 
 a mass of words , mostly antiquated, 
 provincial , or such as are of very rare 
 occurrence, which an author had 
 perhaps employed in the whim of the 
 moment, but which are quite worthless 
 without quoting the passage, it will 
 easily be perceived , how destitute of 
 any plan, or minute investigation, and 
 how culpably careless is the course of 
 the compilers of these abridged dictio 
 naries , that are indeed , for the most 
 part, nothing but unprincipled pla- 
 giarisms. It is an injudicious and in 
 congruous mixture of every thing, ■— 
 copied out of the parent work which 
 they had before them : — of course 
 the materials are clipped and pared in 
 a most niggardly manner. 
 
 Here it might be said, that such 
 books being merely practical must ne- 
 cessarily be limited, but it is just the 
 practical part, which these bungling 
 mechanics neglect, practising at ran- 
 dom their piracies upon what has once 
 been given, too indolent to make 
 the slightest eflfort to conceal their 
 own deficiencies by the independent 
 addition of a dozen or two new 
 words. Thus in a small work of this 
 sort, which was copied from the second 
 
 Oei ganj fur^en 5lrtifeltt naturlic^ iiic^t 
 eingcfii^rt iuorbcn, tuell ia in ijlelcn 
 3ettn)5rtent alter <Bpxa^tn Beibc Se- 
 beutungen ti\ti)altm finb unb fomlt 
 S[Bieber:^oIunci bejfen im 0leutrum, tva^ 
 tm Qtctiijum fd^on fti1)t, unn6t:^ig unb 
 tueitf^metfig tvaxt, 
 
 fBit plmlo^, o^ne gcnaue Unter^ 
 fud^ung unb gchjiffcnloS nac|ldffig 
 bte SScrfaffer fur^gefajter SBortcr; 
 6ii(|cr — bie freilid^ mcijl iuciter 
 ttid^ta fittb, aU )pnndplo\t Ql6fc^rci6e= 
 reien — i>ei*fat;rert, fann man bcutUc^ 
 au^ ber Bwfammcn^aufung lueift uiu 
 U^d6)mkx 'otxaltdtx, ^roijittjieKcr, nut 
 einjcln ijorfommcnbec SBfirter (bie o^mic 
 ba0 (Sltat beg (Sd^riftftelterS , tvcl^a 
 fie toicUcic^t in ber l^aune bea -5tugen= 
 BUcfS prdgte, ganj n)ert(;Io8 fmb) 
 mitten unter atttdgli^en SSortern cr= 
 fe^en; QlKeS ifl M\t unb o^ne 5{ug= 
 hja^l — abgef^rieBen au6 bem 2Ru= 
 (lerttjerfe, bag fic ijor fi^ flatten: 
 — natiirlici^ mit ber jiiefhiiitterli^flen 
 aSe^anblung unb SSefd^neibung be^ 
 (Stop. 
 
 OSgleii^ nun Semanb fagen fSnnte, 
 baf fol(^e SBerfe e^en aU rein )(>xat: 
 tifd^e nic^t tueitldufig fein fSnnten, fo 
 ifl bod^ gerabe bie ^ra!tifd)e ©eite 6ei 
 biefen ^erren bie am meijlen ijemac^: 
 laffigte, njoBei benn biefe plum^en 
 gaBrifanten ntc^t einmal bie geringe 
 Stnfh'engung madden burd^ hjenigflen^ 
 ein ober jnjei 2)u|enb feIBjt)!dnbig ^im^- 
 iugefiigter neuer SBSrter bie eigene 
 5)itrftigfeit gu tierBergen. <3o fc^len 
 in cinem berartigen fleinen SCBerfe, 
 
Preface. 
 
 IX 
 
 SSomle. 
 
 edition of my Dictionary with slavish 
 assiduity, of course all those articles 
 are omitted, which my later researches 
 have enabled me to add, and which in 
 their turn are destined to be pom 
 pousiy paraded in "carefully enlarged 
 and improved editions" of such spu- 
 rious reprints. After what has been 
 said, it may easily be seen by what plan 
 the author has been guided in the 
 compilation of this work, which he 
 herewith presents to the public under 
 the conviction, that a very slight exa- 
 mination will be sufficient to show that 
 he has not been content to follow the 
 convenient way of becoming in a man- 
 ner the copyist of his own large 
 work, but that he has produced some 
 thing independent. Compare for 
 example the articles under: — To 
 Answer, To Arch, To Attend, To Bear, 
 To Beat, To Bend, Body, Bottom, To 
 Break, To Bring, To Call, To Carry, 
 To Draw , To Drop , To Edge , To 
 Enter, Fag, Fagging -system. Fall, 
 Fancy, Foul, To Hang, To Heave, To 
 Hit, Level, To Live, To Lock, To 
 Lodge, To Make, To Pass, To Puddle, 
 Fuddling-, To Run, To Shoot, Sal- 
 phate,&c. , To Take, &c., Urim and 
 Thummim, Urry, Zink, which have 
 been most carefully revised and en- 
 riched. Of the new articles, which have 
 been added, of course but a few can be 
 noticed here; it must be left to the 
 reader to ascertain whether the work 
 has kept pace with the wants of the 
 time; compare for instance Abietic 
 acid, Absides, Absorbability, &c., 
 Acanthopterygious- Aceria, Acerous, 
 
 traS fonft gar eifcig Um^t getuefea 
 i^, bie jtueite 5luflage mciut'S ilBdr- 
 tfvBuc^g fdaijifd) au^^ufc^reiBen, natixr= 
 lic^ atte in neuercr ^tit \)on mix ntn- 
 l)in^ugefiigten 5lrtifcl, bie bann in 
 forgfattig „ i^erme^rteu unb tjerBcjfevs 
 ten" ^tuflagen biefcr 0la(|brucfc ^'xnni 
 fen tiierbcn. — ©s ijl nac| bem oBen 
 ©efagten Ieid)t ^u erfe^en, iuelc^er ^laii 
 beni S3erfajfcr hn ber 93ear6eitung bie^ 
 feg SOBerfe^ ijorgefc^iucbt t)at unb fo= 
 mit ubergieSt er ba^fclbe bem ^MU 
 cum, rtjelc^e^ Bci elniger ^viifung gat 
 Balb geiya^rcu luirb, ba^ er ni^t ettua 
 ben Bequcmen SBeg genjal;It t;nt, an 
 felnem eigenen gr6§eren 3Berfe gleic^= 
 fam gum 5lu8f(^reiBcr ju tverben, fonbeni 
 etnjaa ©elBjijlcinbigcS gcliefert t)at, togl. 
 5trtifel, iuie To Answer, To Arch, 
 To Attend, To Bear, To Beat, To 
 Bend, Body, Bottom, To Break, To 
 Bring, To Call, To Carry, To 
 Draw, To Drop, To Edge, To 
 Enter, Fag, Fagging-system, To Fall, 
 Fancy, Foul, To Hang, To Heave, 
 To Hit, Level, To Live, To Lock, 
 To Lodge, To Make, To Pass, To 
 Puddle, Puddling-, To Run, To 
 Shoot, Sulphate, «S;c., To Take, &c., 
 Urim and Thummim, Urry, Zink, 
 treld^e auf baS ©orgfaltigj!e neuer 23ear- 
 Beitung ober (Eriweiterung unterhjorfen 
 njorben finb. S3on neuaufgenommenen 
 5(rtifeln f6nnen ^ier uatiirlic^ nur tDt- 
 nigc angefii^rt tuerben unb bem ^t= 
 nu^enben muf cS fclBjl iiBerlaffen fetn 
 ju ))riifen, oB ba3 SBerf mit ben SSe- 
 biirfnijTen ber 3eit fld^ fortgeBilbct f^at; 
 man oergleic^e j. 93. Abietic acid, 
 Absides, Absorbability, <ftc Acan- 
 
Preface. 
 
 aSorrel)e« 
 
 Acetated, Acidifiable, &c., Acinaci- thopterygious, Aceria, Acerous, Ace- 
 
 Urm, Aciniform, Acinose, &c,, Aco, 
 Acquisitiveness, Actinolite, Address- 
 ed bill, Agency business, Agency 
 office, (fee, Aluminate, Ammite, Am 
 modyte. Ammonite, Amniotic acid, 
 Antiabolitionist, Antifederalist , An- 
 tiministerialist, Antimoniate, Apodal, 
 Apodes, Apparitionist, To Appro- 
 priate, &c., Apter, Apteral, Arrival- 
 train (likewise Departure - train, Up- 
 train, Ac), Atmospheric Railway, 
 Augite, Azotized, Backwoods, &c., 
 Barbecue (in the signification used 
 at Jamaica), Batrachite, Batracian, 
 Bed of the rails, Beroes, Blue books, 
 Bombiate, Bombic acid, Boletate, 
 Boletic acid. Bonded or Bonding- 
 warehouse, Bowie-knife, Branchioste 
 gou5, Bractea, Bracteate, Bracteole, 
 &c., Break (or Brake, on railways) 
 Budelight, Buffers, &c., Buhl, Bum- 
 pers,Bungalow,Burden-cars,Bushmen, 
 Bushrangers, Caloricity, Canaling, 
 &c., Calycine, Capillarity, Car- 
 boniferous, Case -stake. Cattle -hur- 
 dles , Chimney - stack , Cholesterine, 
 Churn -drill. Circling -tools, Com- 
 bativeness, Connecting-rod, Con- 
 stabulary, Continuous bearings, Con- 
 trate- wheel. Crossing - rails , Dahlia, 
 Dash - wheels , Deviling - machine. 
 Discharging acids. Dissolving views. 
 Doubled twist. Driver (of a locomotive 
 carnage;. Drivers, Driving- carriage, 
 Edge- rafts. Electro- in composition. 
 Fish -bellied rails, Flat -rails, Plate- 
 rails , Tram - rails, &c. «fcc.. Epizootic, 
 Equaling- file , Ethnographer, &c., 
 Faunic , Ferric , Ferricalcite , &c., 
 
 tated, Acidifiable, &c., Acinaciform, 
 Aciniform, Acinose, (fee, Aco, Acquisi- 
 tiveness, Actinolite, Addressed bill. 
 Agency business, Agency office, <fec., 
 Aluminate, Ammite, Ammodyte, Am 
 monite, Amniotic acid,Antiabolitionist, 
 Antifederalist, Antiministerialist, An- 
 timoniate, Apodal, Apodes, Appari- 
 tionist, To Appropriate, &c., Apter, 
 Apteral, Arrival - train (cbenfo Depar- 
 ture-train, Up -train, &c.). Atmo- 
 spheric Railway, Augite, Azotized, 
 Backwoods, &c., Barbecue (in ber auf 
 Jamaica itBltd^eiiSSebeutung), Batrachite, 
 Batracian, Bed of the rails, Beroes, 
 Blue books, Bombiate, Bombic acid, 
 Boletate, Boletic acid. Bonded obtr 
 Bonding - warehouse , Bowie - knife, 
 Branchiostegous, Bractea, Bracteate, 
 Bracteole, &c.. Break (ober Brake, 
 aSremS, a3reni0f(^ivencjcl auf @ifenbo(;^ 
 mn'), Budelight, Buffers, &c.. Buhl, 
 Bumpers, Bungalow, Burden -cars, 
 Bushmen, Bushrangers, Caloricity, 
 Canaling, Ac, Calycine, Capillarity, 
 Carboniferous, Case -stake, Cattle- 
 hurdles, Chimney-stack, Cholesterine, 
 Churn - drill , Circling - tools , Com- 
 bativeness. Connecting-rod, Con- 
 stabulary, Continuous bearings, Con- 
 trate- wheel. Crossing -rails, Dahlia, 
 Dash - wheels , Deviling - machine. 
 Discharging acids. Dissolving views, 
 Doubled twist. Driver (of a locomotive 
 carriage). Drivers, Driving -carriage. 
 Edge- rails. Electro- mit 3wf«nimen= 
 t^ungen, Fish - bellied rails, Flat-rails, 
 Plate - rails , Tram - rails , &c, Ac, 
 Epizootic,Equaling-file,Ethnographer, 
 
Preface. 
 
 XI 
 
 SSorrebc. 
 
 Ferro - c> anate, Ferro - cyanic, Ferro- 
 prussiate , Ferro - prussic , Ferro 
 silicate, &c , Firebox, Fireboy, Firmer, 
 Fluoborate, Formation -level, Gas- 
 holder, Gas -work, the railway expres- 
 sions: Grade, To Grade, Gradient j 
 Inhabitiveness , Intrusionists , Non- 
 iiitrusionists, Lapping- engine, Man- 
 hole, Mill-boards, Mill-puff, Mill- 
 rod, &€., Moniliform, Monochromatic, 
 Monospermous,&c., Out-station, Pass- 
 ing-places, Pemmekin, Peripteral, 
 Petiolate, &c., Petong, To Phos 
 phorcace, Ac, Piggery, Post-captain, 
 Pnng, Rostel, Saurian, Scansorial; 
 of the many articles in Sea, e. g. 
 Sea -Island cotton, <&c., Secretiveness, 
 Sedimentary, Serial, To Shampoo, 
 Sliding -rest, Sliding-scale, Sliding- 
 valve, Stertorous, Subaudition, Sub 
 letting act , Subsill , Subtreasury 
 jystem. Suctorial, Suction - hose, 
 Sulpho - in composition , * Super 
 electoral, Supply -pipe, Swedish acid, 
 Sycee silver , Tally - ho , Tatties, 
 Terminus, Territs, Thaories, The- 
 atricals, Throstle -cottonmill. Thugs, 
 Thuggee, Tidal, To Toady, Tompung, 
 Tonsorial, Toolups, Toomel, Trac- 
 tarian , Tractive , Trade - sales , Tuft- 
 hunter, Tunneler (labourers at or in a 
 tunnel),Tunneling,<fec.,Turn-out,Turn- 
 \able. Turning -platform, Turning- 
 table, Unacted dramatist, Uniaxal, 
 Upper-plate, Upper -vase. Upstroke, 
 
 &.C. , Faunic , Ferric, Ferricalcite, &c., 
 Ferro - cyanate, Ferro - cyanic, Ferro- 
 prussiate , Ferro - prussic , Ferro- 
 silicate, Ac, Firebox, Fireboy, Firmer, 
 Fluoborate, Formation - level , Gas- 
 holder, Gas -work, bie (Sifen6at;nau8s 
 brucfe: Grade, To Grade, Gradient; 
 Inhabitiveness , Intrusionists , Non* 
 intrusionists. Lapping -engine, Man- 
 hole, Mill- boards. Mill -puff, Mill- 
 rod, <fec., Moniliform, Monochromatic, 
 Monospermous, &c., Out-station, Pass- 
 ing - places , Pemmekin , Peripteral, 
 Petiolate, &c., Petong, To Phos- 
 phoresce, «&c., Piggery, Post -captain, 
 Pung, Rostel, Saurian, Scansorial; 
 unter ben ijielen 5(rtifcln in Sea, nut 
 I. 93. Sea -Island cotton, &c. , Se- 
 cretiveness, Sedimentary, Serial, To 
 Shampoo, Sliding-rest, Sliding-scale, 
 Sliding- valve,Stertorous, Subaudition, 
 Subletting act , Subsill , Subtreasury- 
 system , Suctorial , Suction - hose, 
 Sulpho - mit 3wf«Jii"if"K^U"9f« , * 
 Super-electoral, Supply-pipe, Swedish 
 acid, Sycee silver. Tally-ho, Tatties, 
 Terminus, Territs, Thaories, The- 
 atricals, Throstle - cottonmill. Thugs, 
 Thuggee, Tidal, To Toady, Tom- 
 pung, Tonsorial, Toolups, Toomel, 
 Tractarian , Tractive , Trade - sales, 
 Tuft-hunter, Tunneler (^nnwtX'MxUU 
 itx)f Tunneling, Ac, Turn-out, Turn- 
 table, Turning- platform , Turning- 
 table, Unacted dramatist, Uniaxal, 
 
 * Due regard has been paid to the growing 
 importance of Chemistry and the natural 
 sciences in general which will be evident 
 even by a superficial examination. 
 
 • 9tamentlid> tfl au(& auf tic ncucrcrBcit fid^ 
 immer me^r fteigcrnt)c SBi^itigfcit bcr^^cmic, 
 uber^aupt ber S^aturroiffenfd^Qften, bie gcbu^» 
 rcnbc Sflu(ffi(|)t gcnommcn roorbcn, was f4>0K 
 cine obcrfIci(^Ii(i&c Untcrfuc^ung Ic^rcn njirb. 
 
Preface 
 
 Xll 
 
 SJorcete. 
 
 Urticaceous,Utilisation,Utiiitarian,&c., 
 Vakeel,Van (in its fourth sense),Vanadic, 
 (fee, Velocipede,Vistaed(^5u/tcerj, Vitel- 
 line , &c., Vivisection, Vocalic, Volun- 
 taryism, Voltatype, AVanghee, Watch- 
 (in composition , as — cap, — coat 
 —frame, — frame - gage, &c.), Water- 
 ( — avens, — beetle, — bird, — bird- 
 lime, &c. &c.). Weald -clay (Wealden, 
 Wealdon), Weaveret, Webbing Q/r 
 Webs), Weed-ashes, Week -boarders, 
 Wends , Xanthin(e) , Xanthopicrine, 
 Xanthoxylum, Xiphosures, Xylanthrax, 
 Xylopale , Xylophagan , Xylophage, 
 Xylophagous, Xylophilans, Xylotroges, 
 Xylooia, &c. To Yacht, Yachter, 
 Yoked, Zaim, &c., Zax, To Zink, 
 Zoanthus, Zoophagous, Zoophytic. 
 But notwithstanding the large mass 
 of matter which has been added, of 
 which the above list contains but a 
 small portion, many a useful word has 
 been necessarily omitted, owing to the 
 strict limits imposed by circumstances, 
 to which the inclination of the author 
 has been forced to yield. He had the 
 same inconvenience to complain of in 
 his large work (see Preface to the 
 3<*Ed. of his Compl. Dict>.), he can, 
 however, safely maintain that hitherto 
 not a more copious work of equal 
 originality has been condensed into 
 the same space,* a fact, which any 
 person versed in such matters will 
 confirm after a closer examination, 
 and though many improvements will 
 
 Upper-plate, Upper -vase, Upstroke, 
 Urticaceous,Utilisation,UtilitariaD,&c., 
 Vakeel, Van (in feiner ijicrten 23ebeu' 
 tung),Vanadic,&c., Velocipede, Vistaed 
 (Bulwer), Vitelline, &c. , Vivisection, 
 Vocalic , Voltatype , Voluntaryism, 
 Wanghee, Watch- (in 3ufammctt[e|un- 
 gen, \vU — cap, — coat, — frame, 
 — frame-gage, &c.). Water- (- -avens, 
 — beetle, — bird, — bird-lime, &c, &c.), 
 Weald-clay (Wealden, Wealdon),Wea- 
 veret. Webbing (ober Webs) , Weed- 
 ashes, Week-boarders, Wends, Xan- 
 thin(e), Xanthopicrine , Xanthoxylum, 
 Xiphosures, Xylanthrax, Xylopale.. 
 Xylophagan, Xylophage, Xylophagous, 
 Xylophilans, Xylotroges, Xylopia, Ac, 
 To Yacht, Yachter, Yoked, Zaim, &c., 
 Zax, To Zink, Zoanthus, Zoophagous, 
 Zoophytic. ^a^ aha txo^ bev gvopen 
 aJialfc be§ neu^ingugefommcuen (Stoffcg, 
 ^on bem baS eien mitQd^nlk S3cr^ 
 jeid^ntf nur eine geringe ^roBc Bietct, 
 bennoc^ nicmc^c6 6rau($Bare SBort in 
 bte (Sammlungcn beg S3erfaffer8 ^at 
 juriirfgelegt iuerben miiffen, ifi <S^ulb 
 ber SSer^altniffe, bie o^ne Oliitffi^t auf 
 bie S©iiiif(i^e eineg SSerfafferg bemfeI6eu 
 fet;r fd^arfe ©rengen fe|en. 5)ie0 ^atte 
 ber SSfr. an^ Bet feinem grcjern 2Berfe 
 (fie^c SSorrebe gur 3. Q(ugg. beS Compl. 
 Dict^.) gu Beflagen; er barf icboci^ mit 
 hotter <Si(^er^eit Be^^au^ten, baj auf 
 bemfelSen Oiaume UBf)ex fetn i)ol(ftan= 
 bigcreg ci^nU^eS felSpftdnbige^ SSerf 
 jufammeugcbrangt irorben ijl;* mt 
 
 • Where the space did not admit of a detailedii ' SBo Ux Sflaum weitldufigcre ^;fld« 
 explanation of words or such articles as arc rung en oUx njeitoersweigtc 3ufammenfc$un» 
 branching off into numerous compounds, as- 11 gen nii^t SUUef, wk Ui Honourabk 
 
Preface. 
 
 xni 
 
 S3orvete. 
 
 unavoidably become necessary in 
 the course of time, yet the author 
 has no apprehension of either 
 "overwhelming the beginner with 
 an unwieldy mass of words or of 
 disappointing the more advanced 
 scholar in cases of a complex 
 nature."* 
 
 il(;atfa^e, lucld^e ber ©ad)«cr|lantigc 
 na^ nd^crer ^^riifung Ijcpdttgen tvirti 
 unb itienn fc^on mand^c ^crBeffevung 
 im ^aufc ber Qiit \ii) a\§ nMj'iQ gcU 
 tenb madjm tvirb, fo furd^tct ber 33er; 
 faffer bcnnoc^ „lreber bcu Qlnt'dngcr 
 bur^ bie SDZaffe beS 3)argc6otenctt ju 
 erbruffen, not^ au(^ ben J^enner in 
 fc^irierigeu }^aiim gu tevlaffen."* 
 
 Honourable, Lynch law, Nail, Nerile, OrchiS; 
 Pea, Plea, Preventer, Thorn, Tongue, Top, 
 &c. reference is made to the large work. 
 
 • This pompous phrase is used by Mr. F. 
 W. Thieme in the preface to a dictionary 
 bearing the title: — "A New Complete 
 Critical Dictionary of the English and 
 German Languages, Leipsic 1846. G. Mayer." 
 What there is new ia this work, is not 
 t-asily to be guessed; it certainly cannot be 
 the art of copying, though this ingenious 
 art has frequently been practised by more 
 skilful hands. 
 
 Whoever is even in a slight degree 
 acquainted with the present state of lite- 
 rature will not indeed be surprised to find 
 in a work of 42 sheets, not two of them 
 perhaps of independent labour, as little 
 when he sees not a single mention made 
 of sources or authorities; but the putting 
 forth such a work as a "long felt desi- 
 deratum" has something in it extremely 
 comical. 
 
 Without dwelling upon the "merits" of 
 the work, I will only call attention to 
 this circumstance that, for instance of the 
 above list of really necessary words which 
 may easily be increased, not one (from 
 Abietic acid to Zoophytic) is to be found 
 in Mr. F. W, Thieme's Dictionary. It cer- 
 tainly does not appear like ''meeting the 
 wants of the time" when a man perseveringly 
 copies in a great measure useless words 
 and errors of 20 years' standing, which, 
 although copied by others, have long ago 
 been exposed; and again on the other hand 
 omits not 10 or 20, or 50, but thousands 
 of words without a knowledge of which, 
 scarcely any modern composition from the 
 lightest pamphlet to the most serious scienti- 
 fic work can be understood. U is impos- 
 
 Lynch law. Nail, Nerite, Orchis, Pea, Plea, 
 Preventer, Thorn, Tongue, Top, &c. ifl ouf 
 
 1)qS groperc SBcrf i^ermicfen wovben. 
 
 ' (So brucft fid) M. §. 2B. Z^icmt in 
 t)cr SSorrebe ju einem bem Sitel md^: 
 „ncucn ooH^dnbigen fritifd^en SBorter* 
 bud)c ber cnglif^en unb beutfc^cn ©prad^c, 
 Seipjig, 1846 bci ®. 9KQt)er/' pcmpHt 
 genug auS. SSai. eigentlid^ an bicfcm SBcrfe 
 neu ill, iDirb wo^l 3ticmanb ocrratt)cnj 
 bie Mnfl^ bc§ ^Jfbfd^reibcnS fid^crlid^ nid^t, 
 obglcidi) biefelbc f(^on ten gefd^icftercn ^cin* 
 ben ge^anb^abt worbcu ifi. Sffier nur 
 einigermapcn mit bcm gcgcnwcirtigcn 3u= 
 ftanbc ber Siteratur beknnt ift, wirb 
 jraor nid^t meiter erflaunt fcin, racnn er in 
 cinem SBerfe ton 42 a3ogen oielleid^t m(i)t 
 2a3ogen fclbflftdnbige HxUit, ebcnforoenig, 
 rocnn er nid^t eine sQucUe al§ bcnu^t angc* 
 gcben finbet, ober bie ©arftcUung eineg 
 fclc^cn SSerffg aU eineS dicing ft gefu^I = 
 ten a3eburfniffes'' ^at bann bod^ ctvi><i& 
 iiberous ,fi:omifd^c&. S)^ne l)iiv rociter auf 
 bie „ S5erbienfHi(^feit " biefeS SBerFcS einsu= 
 gel)en, tcute i^ nur barouf Ijin, bap 5. 35. 
 bon bcm obcn angefu^rten natfirlid^ ton ^t= 
 bem Ici^t ju crnjeitcrnben SBcrsei^niffe ge= 
 
 ) notljiger SBcfrter (ocn Abiotic acid 
 hi& Zoophytic) fein cinjigcS in M. %. 
 SB. S^ieme'S SB6rterbud[) flc()t.— e§ l)cift 
 nac^ mcincr :jrn|td()t it)cnigficn§ nid^t „ einem 
 ^eburfniffe ber 3cit abt)elfcn", mnn 
 man 20 3a()r altc, jnjar auc^ oon :iCnbern 
 copirte, aber Idngft aufgebecftc ©d^ni^er unb 
 Derbdltnipmdpig unnii^e 9B6rter unDerbrcffcn 
 copirt, auf ber anbcrn <Seite aber nid^t 10 
 ober 20, ober 50, fonbern S^aufcnbe oon 
 5[8ortern yermiflTen Idpt, o^nc bercn ,Jtennt» 
 nif faft feinc neuerc ©thrift, oon ber leic^* 
 teflen 95rofd()i5re bt& jum crnficn roilfenfd^aft^ 
 lid^en SBerf, cerftdnblic^ ift. SBer j. 35. 
 
Preface. 
 
 XIV 
 
 SSorrebe. 
 
 Before closing these remarks, I feel 
 it a duty to acknowledge the efficient 
 aid rendered me throughout the 
 entire work by my son Dr. Felix 
 Flugel', the collection of the new 
 materials, as well as the careful 
 revision of a great part of the old, 
 together with the disquisitions upon 
 orthoepy contained in the intro- 
 duction , are almost entirely his 
 own work. 
 
 In regard to the method of marking 
 the different sounds of the letters for 
 pronunciation, sufficient explanation 
 will be found in the introduction ; the 
 author concludes with the wish that it 
 might soon be adopted, in order to aid, 
 if possible, in introducing a better 
 understanding of orthoepy in general 
 
 F. 
 
 (SC;e ic^ bicfc aSemevfungeu f(^ne§e, 
 ifi c8 meinc ^fii^t, ben t^atigeu aSei- 
 fianb, wd^tn miv meiu (Bo\)n Dr. 
 greltx iJIixgel, tva(;rcnb bev gan^en 
 35eavBeitung bcS a3uc^e6 geleiflet (;al, 
 an^uei'f enuert ; bic .§evbeif(^affung uub 
 forgfaltige 5)ur($av6eitung etucg gvo^eii 
 %i)tiU§ bel neueu tuic beS fd^on ijov-- 
 ^anbenctt (Stoffca, foiuie bie cvt^oe^i- 
 \6)tn in bcr ^inleitung ent(;alteneuUntei*. 
 fuc^ungeu fmb faft ungct^cilt fein SScvf. 
 
 2BaS enblid^ bie 5(uafpra$c0e^ci^' 
 nung Betvifft, fo i|l bag 9I5t(;ige in 
 ber Sinleitung barii^er 6emevft wcv- 
 ben; ber 3Serfaffer fc^Uept mit bem 
 SBunfc^e, baf fic balb (Singang fuiben 
 nioge, urn n?o mogli^ ein 6effeve'S 
 SSerflanbni^ ber Drt^oe^ie lUer^au^t 
 mit fcef5tbern ju t; elf en. 
 
 fible for io8tance, tbat any person who 
 reads the 17th chapter of Dickens* Sketches 
 can know a priori what a "Water- man" 
 in the signiiications hitherto given in 
 dictionaries can have to do with a 
 "Hackney -coach -man!" It is only the 
 marking of such words as have either 
 been incorrectly explained, or altogether 
 oxltted, or other improvements rendered 
 nece««ary by time which can justify the 
 appearance of a ''New" Dictionary. 
 
 Dickens' Sketches, Jtap. 17., iicfl, fann 
 unm6gli(l(> a priori miffcn, WQ» cin Water- 
 man in ben ©on ben SBortcrbuc^crn bister 
 aUcin angefu^rten SScbcutungcn mit fiacre* 
 ^utf(^em su tl)un ^aben foil! UnD nur 
 ijurfi bic lufjcit^nung foldjcr SBorter, bie 
 entn)et)er bister unric^tig crfldrt wortjen 
 roaren ober ganj unb gar \?crmipt n)ur= 
 Dcn, ober burdi? fonfl einc iDirflid) icit 
 gcmdpe SSerbefferung lapt fid) bas ©rfc^einen 
 eincS ,, n e tt c n " SBortcrbuc^eS rec^tfcrtigen. 
 
 ^BorBcmcrlttng jut tiicrje^ntcn ^fuflagc* 
 
 5lu(^ in btefer 5luf(age, toic in aUcn frii^cren, fmb icteberum ^er« 
 IBcfferungcn unb 3i^[d^t gemac^t toorbcn. 
 
 ^ci^jig, gebvuar 1883. 
 
 3f. 
 
Introduction. 
 
 ©ittleituttg 
 
 When the author first adopted 
 Walker's system of pronunciation in the 
 first edition of his Complete Dictionary 
 ^1830), he clearly perceived, as ever) 
 one must, who has spent some time in 
 the thorough study of the English 
 language , that Walker did not enter 
 into a nice discrimination of all the 
 vowel-sounds, but that, on the other 
 hand, an increase of the figures to 
 <lenote the pronunciation, would con- 
 fuse rather than aid the learner; the 
 reasons which induced the author to 
 adopt and to retain that system are 
 of an earlier date and cannot here 
 be discussed at large. (Compare 
 the author's Complete Dictionary 
 3'' Edition, p. Vlll.) 
 
 In this position of things he naturally 
 conceived the idea, which indeed he 
 publicly expressed some years ago, 
 of making use of symbolical signs to 
 mark the pronunciation , notwith- 
 standing that similar, though unsa- 
 tisfactory attempts, had frequently 
 been made. Such a system of marks 
 appears more natural because, in 
 the first place, the usual signs for 
 long and short syllables are already 
 universally known ; in the second 
 place, because the influence of the 
 accent or of consonants upon pre 
 ceding or following vowels, the dif 
 ferent pronunciation of the same con- 
 sonants, &c. can be more easily 
 exhibited by means of concrete signs 
 placed either over the words or 
 attached to them, since they are 
 
 ®c^on Bci ber cvflcuQtinuenbuiiij ijefi 
 Walker'fc^cn 5(u0fpvac^efvflem3 in mei: 
 ncm 1S30 ^uevfi erfc^lenenen ijoKftcin- 
 bigen ilBorterBuc^e wax mlv flar, tine 
 natiirlid^ Sebcm, bev fid; Icinijeve ^dl 
 (jriinblid^ mit beni (Snglifdjen Befd^cip 
 tigt, ba§ Walker fi^ nld)t auf bie S3e- 
 ^cii^mmg alter feineii ^ocai = @d)at- 
 tiniugcu eiuld^t, anbmur;eil6 aOcr 
 einc S3erme(;vuug bcv (\)on iijiw ^uv 
 :Saut6c^eid)niiuij geiva^lten) 3^^)^^" cf)fv 
 tocnuirren. al§ forbcrnb anvfcn iviirbf; 
 bie (SJrunbe, au3 beiten id) jene^ ©v- 
 ftem bovt anua(;m unb fcjl(;iclt, Qe- 
 i)hm eincr fvu^mi 3*^'^ fl" ""^ f^"= 
 nen ijiex nic^t iveitlaufig cvovtfvt tuev; 
 ben. (Qjergleidje Complete Dictionary 
 3. Otuflage, (S. VIH.) 
 
 S3ei bem etjen Be^eic^neten @tanbc 
 bev 2)ingc lag ber "oon mir and) fdjon 
 i^ov 3at;ven ojfentii* ttu3gefpvod}cnc 
 ©ebanfe nic^t fern, bie natiirlic^erf *^ln: 
 gaBe ber 5(u3fpvad^e burc^ f\jmOolifc^e 
 3eic^en ju u^dl^Ien, ^umal d(;nUd)e, eft 
 frcilic^ ^6d)ft ungeniigenbe 5>erfud)e 
 gcniad^t ivorben tuaren. OiatfivUdjet 
 fc^eint mir eine fold;e ^Be^eic^nung, 
 tueil eineSt(;eil§ bie geiu6(;nli(i^|^en 3i'i- 
 (^en fiir l^dnge itnb Jtiiv^e aUgemein 
 6efannt finb; anbevntr;eil5 ftnb (Sin- 
 njirfungen beS 5(ccent6 ob-ev ber (ion- 
 fonanten auf folgenbe obev i)ovt;erge(;enbe 
 33ocale, tjevfc^iebene 9(u6fprad)e bevfel- 
 6en (Sonfonanten, u. f. \r>., buvc^ con- 
 crete unmitteI6av iiBev ober an ben 
 fSu^^iaUn angeBrac^te 3«td;en wl (eid)- 
 tcr unb anfc^aulid^ev bav^ufiellen unb 
 folglic^ SiUl Beffei' ju mevfen; enblic^ 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XVI 
 
 (Stnlcitung. 
 
 much more impressive and more rea- 
 dily retained in the memory ; and the 
 additional great advantage of an 
 economy of space speaks for itself. 
 Here likewise it was necessary to keep 
 within proper limits, and not to put 
 a new sign for each and every modi 
 fication of sound, since in that way this 
 " odd - looking moguter in philology 
 'a pronouncing dictionary*" would 
 become still more confused , and what 
 is of greater importance, less practical. 
 Hence in some few instances, the 
 designation of a vowel is, strictly taken, 
 true only in part, but the proper sound 
 becomes evident by a consideration of 
 the well known law of accent, that 
 unaccented syllables have a strong 
 inclination to drop their natural sound, 
 so that the addition of a new sign 
 could only take place at the expense 
 of perspicuity, and was therefore in- 
 expedient. To designate, for example, 
 the unaccented syllable ofio in Shadow, 
 Morrow, &c. 1 have not chosen the 
 usual sign of unaccented syllables, but 
 the sign of a long syllable, o, although 
 the true sound lies between the two 
 (Iron — shad'ow — low'ness). The 
 same is applicable to the termination 
 -iedy particularly when it has the 
 secondary accent. Words for instance 
 like accompanied, -bodied (in com- 
 positions), candied, hurried, sullied, &c. 
 wo!ild be more correctly expressed by 
 -ied (-ed) than by -id (-id), which 
 latter would be similar to the termi- 
 nating syllables in candid, horrid, 
 solid, &c. ; equally so the termination 
 - ies for example in the words : ladies, 
 parties, species, or bodies (for body- 
 guards) in distinction from bodjce 
 (stays). An acute accentuation, such 
 as the English language requires, will 
 prevent an undue lengthening of unac- 
 cented syllables , and so between two 
 
 licgt ber ciuf ere trcfentlic^e 33ort!^cU ber 
 Olaumerf^arnif auf ber ^anb. 5(u^ 
 ^ier ti?ar aBer ba^ recite 9)^af ju l^altcn 
 unb ni(i^t fiir aC( unb jebe ;5Jaiitmobifl= 
 cation au^ etn neucS ^d6)m ju fc^en, ba 
 baS f^on an fii^ ,,n)imberl{c^ erfc^einenbc 
 :jj^UoIogif(^cUnge^ciier, tin «5lugfprac^e= 
 SCBSrtcrSud^))" babur^ nur no^ IaBi)rin2 
 i\)[\6)tx unb, njaS iDi^tigcr ifi, un^^xai- 
 tif^er njcrben njiirbe: ba^er ijl in eini= 
 gm njenigen %<xVitn bie SBejci^nung 
 eineg 93ocat§ gan^ ftreng gcnommen 
 nur jum ^J^^cil ric^tig; ber Saut abcr 
 ijerfianb fi^ Bel SSeriicffic^tigung bc6 
 6efannten 5lcccntgcfe|c^, bnj aufcr bem 
 5(cccnt Pel;enbe <Si)IBen ftarfe S^etgung 
 ^Un, ftd) in tierftiic^tigen fo gang bon 
 fcIBji, t)Ci^ ^ergu^te'^ung elne^ neuen 
 3e{<5^ena auf Soften ber Uetjerfi(^tUc^- 
 felt unni)t§ig n^ar; fo ift j. 95. §ur 
 a3eget(^nung ber unBetonten (Si^Ibe ow 
 in Shadow, Morrow, &c. nic^t ba^ o 
 (tvaa fonfi in unBetonten ©i^lBcn jte^t) 
 gehja^It luorben, fonbern ba§ ^ti^tn 
 ber Sdnge: o, oBglei^ ber ^aut eigent= 
 Uc^ jnjifd^en Beiben (ll'on — shad'ow 
 low'ness) mitten inne flc()t; baS= 
 felBe gilt ijon ber (Snbung -ied, ju- 
 mal, irenn ber fecunbcire 5(ccent barauf 
 {iegt; jebenfaU^ rt^tiger n^erben g. 33. 
 Sorter mit accompanied, -bodied 
 (in 3wfamtnenfe|ungen), ober candied, 
 hurried, sullied, (fee. burd^ -ied (-ed) 
 au0gubru(fen fein, al^ burc^ -id (-Id), 
 ica6 ben (Snbf^IBen in candid, horrid, 
 solid, &c. gleici^fame; eBenfo bie (Sn- 
 bung - ies mit j. S3, in ben IEB5rtern : 
 ladies, parties, species, ober bodies 
 (flatt body-guards, :?elBgarbe) gum 
 Unterf^lebe ^on bodice ((S(!^niir6ruft). 
 ^d^arfc 93etonung, njic fie ba0 ^ng^ 
 Uf(^c ii6er^au:pt forbert, irirb bor uBer- 
 mcijiger 2)e(;nung unBetonter ©i^IBen 
 lei^t Beit)a:^ren unb fo ifi gn?if(^en gmei 
 UeBeln ba§ ftelnjle unb gnjar ein n^irf^ 
 M) unBebeutenbea genjd^lt irorben. 
 
Introduction, 
 
 XVll 
 
 Sinleitiing. 
 
 evils the least, (and it is really very 
 insignificant) has been chosen. The 
 same view is to be taken of words in 
 which u, in its quality, has Walker's 
 first sound of u, but in its quantity the 
 third sound, as, FulTg'inous, Accusa'- 
 tion, Actd'ulae; since it is not to be 
 imagined that any person even slightly 
 acquainted with the predominant in- 
 fluence of the accent (which every 
 learner of English will soon be) will 
 fall into the error of pronouncing u in 
 the above words as if it were fyu-, 
 accyu-, acidyu-, equivalent to Wal- 
 ker's fu-, akku-, asidu-, instead of 
 fyu-, accyu-, acidyu (Walker: fyu, 
 akkyu, asidyu), which would indeed 
 be unusual and difficult. I differ in 
 this from my predecessor and friend 
 Mr. J. E. Worcester , the well known 
 coadjutor of Webster in his dictionary, 
 whose simple and natural system of 
 marking the pronunciation I have fol- 
 lowed throughout, with some unim- 
 portant exceptions. One who is not 
 versed in the English language, does 
 not clearly perceive in which cases u 
 (Worcester puts u in all cases when it is 
 unaccented, so also i,&c.) is to be distin- 
 guished in quantity, and not in quality, 
 from the long accentuated u (fu'el), 
 without agreeing in any respect with 
 Worcester's u in Urbane', Siil'phur. I 
 was obliged to adopt a similar manner 
 of proceeding with the unaccented e, 
 because there is a manifest difference 
 in the sound of this vowel in the first 
 and last syllables of, for example, 
 Precedence, Rebu'ker, Redee'mer. In 
 the first syllable it sounds like a short 
 i, hence I have expressed it by e 
 { Prece'dence , Reba'ker, Redee'mer): 
 in the last syllable (- er) obtuse like u 
 in sulphur; for a neater explanation 
 see further on. 
 After these remarks I proceed at once 
 
 Untei- biefel6e %n\i^t ^allm bie SCB6r: 
 ter, in benen ba§ u ber Dualitcit nac^ 
 ben I. Walker'fc^en u-:L^aut, ber Duaii- 
 tjtdt tm^ ben 3. Ijat, \vk Fnlig'jnous, 
 Accilsa'tion, ,A.cid'ulae; ba in praxi 
 feineni einigevmafen mit bem iibevune= 
 genbeu (§influ§ be^ 5tccenteS 53efaunten 
 (iine bie§ boc^ jeber @ugUfd)levueiibc 
 fe^r balb tvirb) IJeifommen faun, in 
 obigen iffiortern j^att fyii- [fyu-], 
 accyii- [ak'-kyu-] &c. etlva fyu[fu-], 
 accyri- [ak'ku-] gu [pvec^en, tva§ fc^oii 
 an fi^ ungenjo^nlid^ iinb fd)iineri3 tucivc. 
 J^ierin Bin id) ami) v»on meinem C8or= 
 ganger unb S'veunb, ^cvxn J. E. Wor- 
 cester, bem rut;mUd)fi befannten Q}2itar-- 
 Beiter an bem gvof cnWebster'fci^en 3Bcv= 
 terbuc^e, bejfen einfac^em imb natiirlid)en 
 33e^ci(^nung0f^pemc i6), mit gcrlngfii= 
 gigcn nur bie §orm ietrejfenben Qlu3- 
 na^men, burc^gcingig gefoigt 6in, ab: 
 geft)icl}en. (B§ ift namlid^ fiir ben ber 
 englifc^en <B\ixad)e Unfunbigen nid^t 
 beutU(^, bag ba6 u (n.^elc^e6 Worcester 
 in aUen §dKcn fe^t, wo e^ accentloS 
 ift, ebenfo i, <S;c.) in einigen 5'dUen nur 
 quantitatii) , nid^t qualitatiij »on bem 
 langen accentuirten u (ffi'cl) unterfd;le- 
 ben fein foU unb feineSiuegg mit bem 
 bei Worcester glelc^tje^eid^neten u in 
 Urbane', Siil'phur ^ufammcnfdKt. 2)ie- 
 felbe ©))altung njar id) genot(;igt mit 
 bem unbetonten e i)or^unet;men , ba 
 g. 23. bag! bei Worcester gleidjbejeic^; 
 nete erfte unb le^te e in Precc'dcnce, 
 Rebil'ker, Redee'mcr, gn?ei ijerfd^iebenc 
 ?aute be^etd^net. 5Der Saut, ben eg 
 ^ier in ber erjten <Bi}lbc i)at, tvirb 
 mc furge0 i au§gefprod)en unb i^ Mon 
 mir bur^ e auSgebriicft tuorben (Prccc'- 
 dence, Rebu'ker, Redee'mcr); in ber 
 (Enbfi)Ibe (er) ber beiben Ie§ten Shor- 
 ter glei(5 bem bumpfen ^ant beS u in 
 sulphur. ®ag ©enauere fie(;e n^eiter 
 unten. 
 
 9Zac^ blefen 93emerfungen ge(;e td^ 
 
Introduction, 
 
 xvra 
 
 ©nUntung. 
 
 to the explanation of the signs : — the 
 mark [-] denotes a long sound, [w] a 
 short one; a point [•] want of accent, 
 in consequence of which the vowel thus 
 marked, especially after an accent , is 
 weak : — two points [ •• ] are placed over 
 vowels affected by a succeeding r (with 
 the exception of a which sometimes 
 occurs in other cases). The other signs 
 do not extend to all the vowels simi- 
 larly ; those which are not marked are 
 mute, except y, under which the dot 
 could not be placed on account of its 
 form, and a few other terminations 
 explained further below. 
 
 I. VOWELS. 
 
 A has seven sounds. (Compare 
 key.) 
 
 1. a like Walker's a as in Shade, 
 Fain, Lay'er (like the German long e 
 in (See, ^eet, Qc^m, ^e^r). 
 
 2. a like Walker's a as in Shad, Fan, 
 Lamb (lying between the a and a in 
 the German words Samm, hammer). 
 
 3. a like Walker's a before r as in 
 Share, Fair, Bear (answering precisely 
 the a in 'faring, Jtafcr or the c in 
 ^er). This peculiar sound of a before 
 T has not been distinguished by any 
 orthoepist except Perry,* although it 
 is an acknowledged fact that the in- 
 fluence of r followed by e mute ef- 
 fectually changes the regular sound ofl 
 
 fogleid; gur 2(uffteKung ber Saut = XabeUt 
 uUt: — bag ^d^m [-] briitft ^anQti, 
 [w] ^iirgc, [.] ^onlojigf eit unb in 
 ^olge beflfen, Befonber^ na^ bent 51c:: 
 cent, 5Dum^f^eit au$; [••] fttf)t iibev 
 ben i)on naci^folgenbem r ajficirten SSo- 
 calen (awfer 6ei a, tt^aB jl^ an<S) in 
 anberen ^alkn fittbet)j bic anberen 
 3ei(i^cn erjketfen jt^ nii)t iiBer atte 
 SSocale gleid^maf ig j bie nid^t 6ejcic|ne= 
 Un a3u(^fia6en finb jtumm, aufcr y, 
 unter tvd^eB t'ci);^0Qxap^\^tx (B^mt^ 
 rigfeit tvegeti fm ^unft [•] gefe^t 
 tuerben tonnte unb einige befonberg 
 angefii^rtc (Snbungen. 
 
 L fSocalt, 
 
 A ^at jieBen berfc^iebene ^autc. (35gl. 
 Saut::^aBeaf.) 
 
 1. a qUi^ Walker'^ a: — Shade, 
 Fain, Lay'er (glei^ bem beutf(^cn langen 
 e in @ee, S3eet, ge^en, f)d)x). 
 
 2. a gleid^ Walker'g a : — Shad, Fan, 
 Lamb (jiDtfd^en bem a unb a in ben 
 2B6rtcrn Samm, i^cimmer). 
 
 3. a gleid^ Walker'g a ijor r : — Share, 
 Fair, Bear (icte a in Ǥaring, ^dfer obcr 
 e tn §er), 5)iefer atteln ijor r fi^ finbenbc 
 Saut ijt nur ijon bem engltfc^en brt^oes 
 ^iften Perry * aW bom a berfd^teben 6e= 
 jetd^net njorben, oBnjo^l eg dm ofenfun^ 
 bige Xf)at\a^e iji, ba§ ber (Einjiug beg r 
 in ben ^ailm, wo eg in rein engtifd^en 
 ober bt»^ eingeBurgerten SGBortcrn na^ a 
 
 • It is remarkable that most of the English 
 orthoepists hare considered the discrimina- 
 tion of this sound superfluous — at least 
 theoretically. — Thus Walker asserts in his 
 Principles (§ 73) that a in spade^ lade, trade, 
 <ic. (a) sounds exactly like that in bear, 
 swear, pear, &c. (i) a position equally 
 untenable with that advanced in the same 
 place, viz. that this long a in spade, lade,&c. 
 corresponded precisely to the French 4 in 
 etreftite, &c. 
 
 * @s ift merfmfirbig, bap bie meiflen eng= 
 lifc^en 25rt^cepiften bieSrennung biefcr Saute 
 (roenigflens in ber S^eorie) fiir uberpffig 
 t)alten. <So mcint Walker (Principles, § 73), 
 lade, spade, trade, &c. (a) lautc genau 
 »{c bear, swear, pear, &c. (d), n)a§ auf 
 bemfelben Srrt^ume beru^t, al§ bie bort 
 aufgeflelltc a3el)auptun8, bap e§ (bag a in 
 spade, lade, trade, &c.) genau mit bem 
 Saute be8 franj5fitf(j^en e in etre, tete uber* 
 einffcimme. 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XIX 
 
 (Sinkitung. 
 
 tlic preceding a {aiy ay) in pure English 
 words as in share, bare, dare, so likewise 
 when the r is preceded by ai (ay), as 
 in pair, air, fairy, in which it etymo- 
 logically belongs to the radical syllable. 
 The frequent tendency in English to 
 transform such words especially as 
 are in daily use has transferred this 
 change to other words which were 
 more correctly spoken with the long 
 sound of a ; for instance Mary , Dairy, 
 &c. unless we resort here to a middle 
 sound, as we are frequently obliged 
 to do. Although the letter r exerts 
 this influence regularly, only where 
 it stands in the same syllable with 
 a (ai),* yet an exception is formed 
 
 mit folgenbem jlummen e (wie share, 
 bare, dare) obcr nac^ ai (ay) (air, pair, 
 fairy) pe^t imb etijmologifd^ jur aSur^et^ 
 figlBc ge:^ort, ben regelre^ten :?aut be§ a 
 (ai , ay) trirflic^ ijcrcinbert f)at 5)ie im 
 (SngUf(|en fo ^ciufige S^eigung 6efonber6 
 atttdglid^ geBraii^te unb ba^er lei(|t bev 
 SSerfd^leifung jic^ ^ingebenbe 2Bortc xim= 
 jugeftalten, ^at biefe S3erdnbening au^ 
 aiif anberc iiBcrtragen, W vid^tigev ben 
 genjo^nli^en crfien a-^i^ant (;dttcn (Mary, 
 Dairy, &c.) , tvmn man ni^t Ijin; 
 tvit bie§ fo oft it6tl;ig ifi, gu eincm 
 ^itidlant feine Bwffud^t ne^men iinU.— 
 OBgleic^ biefe ©innjivfung beS r regel= 
 mdfig iinx ba fiattpnbet, wo c3 mit 
 a (ai) in eincr (Si?I6e Mt,* fo bitben 
 
 ' Smart takes an erroneous view of tliis 
 subject (and so does Mr. Voigtmann , who 
 follows him blindly and who, although he 
 would fain prescribe laws of pronunciation 
 to the English, is far from being so in- 
 dependent as he imagines himself to be) 
 when he says: that this r effects the same 
 change upon all the vowels. It is a well 
 and long known fact that the English (as 
 well as the Low -German) r has particularly 
 in the middle and the end of words very 
 much the nature of a vowel and hence in 
 careless pronunciation it takes the place 
 either of one of the serai-vowels or vowels 
 themselves. (Compare the child's rhyme: 
 Jeremiah blow the fire [as if fi'-ah] in A 
 Blae-coat Boy's Recollections of Hertford 
 School, by G. Wickham; or the affected 
 pronunciation of the Lord in the Pickwick 
 Papers: Gicacious Heavens! I thought eveioy 
 body had seen the new mail-cart [caat, Fl.] ; 
 it's the neatest , pioettiest , gioacefullest 
 thing that eYer[euya, FL] ican upon wheels — 
 painted loed, with a cioeam piebald); or the 
 Cockneyisms, feller, binder (or even winner), 
 dramer, idear, polker, yer, instead of fellow, 
 window, drama, idea, polka, you; or how 
 areyoD(ye)[h6^-ai-yiQ)? This vowel element 
 of r, which in prosody may have even the 
 force of a syllable, produces no such retrograde 
 effect upon the other long vowels, except in 
 some sounds mentioned by Walker in cheer- 
 ful, fearful, beard, fierce, pierce, tierce, &c. 
 
 • ds ift cine falfi^e SarftcIIung tjcr ®q(^c, 
 racnn Smart (unt) i^m nad^bctcnt) bcr im 
 engldnfecrn ^u§fprQd^c=®cfc§e oorfd)rci= 
 bcnbe^errSoigtmann/Dcrobcrlciberfclbft 
 nic^t fo fcIbftftQnl)ig ift, als cr fid^ cinbiloct^ 
 mcint, biefe SSeranUerung bcrairfe baS r bci 
 alien SSccQien. @S ift eine Idngft befannte 
 <SQd)e, bttp bo§ englifd^e r befonberS im 5n= 
 unb lu^Iautc einc fetjr weid^e, faft occolifdjc 
 3^atur i)at, btt()er e§ fid) in nac^ldffiger "Kni^- 
 fpra(^c gcrabeju in SSocalc ober oocalartigc 
 Sonfononten aufloft cber an bic ©telle anbercr 
 SSocalc tvitt (SSgl. ©(^ulfnobenrcimc xoiz 
 Jeremiah, blow the fire [gleicbfam fi'-ah] in A 
 Blue- coat Boy's Recollections of Hertford 
 School, by G. Wickham; ober bie offcctirtc 
 lusfprad^c bea Lord's in ben ^irfroicf iern : 
 Gioacious Heavens! I thought eveioy body 
 had seen the new mail cart [caat, Fl,]; it's 
 the neatest, picetti est, gioaceful lest thing that 
 ever [ewttj FL] loan upon wheels — painted 
 i«ed, with a ciueam piebald; ober bie Cock 
 neyisms feller, vinder [obcr gar vinner], 
 dramer, idear, polker, yer flatt fellow, 
 window, drama, idea, polka, yon; ober how 
 are you (ye) [h6^l^-a|-yl])? ©icfcS J30CaUf(^e 
 element be§ r, roeld^cS in ber ^rcfobic fogar 
 ba§ ®en)i(i)t einer ©Qlbe befommcn fann, i)at 
 aber auf feinen ber anbern I an gen SSocalc, 
 auper bem erwo^nten ^ unb ben @rfd^cinun» 
 gen, bie Walker hd cheerful, fearful, beard, 
 fierce, pierce, tierce, &c. ern)dl)nt (ogl. 
 jebO(J(> heir, where, there, e'er, ne'er, &c. roo 
 *^2 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XX 
 
 (Sinleitung. 
 
 by mayor and prayer, which are 
 contracted in daily use into mare 
 and prare; the former most fre- 
 quently, the latter always. 
 
 It is singular that Smart, who is 
 otherwise so trustworthy, in his 
 Walker Remodelled regards it as 
 unheard-of to make a difference 
 between the sound of a in payer, 
 slayer and that in pair, fair, share, 
 which difference is heard not only in 
 New York, but everywhere where the 
 English language is spoken. 
 
 Mr. Smart in his Principles of 
 Pronunciation, p. VIII, 54. makes the 
 following remark: — "It has been 
 said, there is a palpable difference 
 between the vowel sound in payer, 
 player, slayer, and that in care, fair, 
 hair, share. What difference may 
 be made in New York I know not; 
 but I know that none is made in 
 London, nor can be made without 
 that peculiar effect which shows an 
 effort to distinguish what in general 
 is necessarily undistinguishable. *' 
 May the author be permitted here 
 to give but one instance — for the 
 many proofs that might be alleged 
 to the contrary on this subject — 
 from an excellent work: — "The 
 Alphabet of Nature, or Contributions 
 towards a more accurate analysis 
 and symbolization of spoken sounds, 
 by Alexander John Ellis, B. A., Lon- 
 don, 1845.*' Mr. Ellis, a gentleman! 
 
 bod) mayor unb prayer, bfc iDer atttag= 
 lid^e ®dxau^ faft in mare unb prare 
 jufamniengic^t, bag crfiere \tf)x t;aufig, 
 bag ^tvdU conftant ^u^nai^mt. 
 
 SBixfli(i) feltfam ift eg, njenn bcr 
 fonfi fo ^uijerlaffigc Smart in feincni 
 Walker Remodelled eg alg uncrl;6d 
 Betrad^tet, etncn Unterfci^icb jlrifd^cn bent 
 a-!&aut in payer, slayer unb in 
 pair, fair, share gu ma^cn, bercn 
 Unterfc^ieb fi(^ bo^ ni^t MoS in 
 New York, fonbern iiBeratt, tvo (Sng= 
 Ufc^ gef))roc^en toirb, ^eigt. 
 
 ^crr Smart fagt ncimli^ in feinen 
 Principles of Pronunciation, @. VIII, 
 54. : — „^an i)at gefagt, ba^ ein beut? 
 It(^er Unterfc^ieb gnjifc^en bem SSocaU 
 laute in payer, player, slayer unb bem 
 in care, fair, hair, share fei. SBelc^er 
 Unterfc^ieb in New York gemad^t tr>er= 
 ben mag, n)et§ i^ nid^tj aber t^ ujeif, 
 baf feiner in London gcmad^t irirb obcr 
 gemai^t njerben fSnnte, o^ne bie eigen= 
 t^iimlic^e SBirfung, njeld^e bem SSerfu^c 
 folgt, dtna^ fiir geujfi^nlid^ fd)lec!^t:^in 
 Ununterfc^eibbareg bennoc^ gu unter= 
 fc^eiben." @0 mag bem QSerfajfer eriautt 
 fein, :^ter nur dne^ t>on ben mien 
 93etf)3ielen, bie biefe S5e:^au)3tun'g tvi'DiX^ 
 legen, au3 einem trefflt^en 2Berf e : —The 
 i\lphabet of Nature, or Contributions 
 towards a more accurate analysis and 
 symbolization of spoken sounds, by 
 Alexander John Ellis, B. A., London, 
 1845, an^ufii{;ren. Ǥerr Ellis, ein 
 efienfo [c|arfjlnnigei- unb ijorurt^cilg^ 
 
 (compare, however, heir, where, there, e'er, 
 ne'er, &c. in which the pronunciation is like ^, 
 the reason of which cannot be here discussed). 
 And it is mere fancy to think of distinguishing 
 se-, fi-, to-, fii-, in the words se-rious, fi- 
 ring, to-ry, fa-ry from se- &c. in se-cant, 
 fi-nal, to-tal, fu-gitire, or with the fine-eared 
 imitator of Smart Mr. V^oigtmann, to specify 
 the vowels in mere, fire, pore, cure, as being 
 spoken otherwise than the usual e, i, o, a. 
 
 Die 7(u§fpra(i^e glei(^ A ijl, aber au§ onberen 
 ^ier nid^t ju er6rternt)en ©riinben) , ritcf roir= 
 fenDen ©influp unb e0 ift ^l)antafterei ba8 
 se-, fi-, to-, fu- in se-rious, fi-ring, to-ry, 
 fu-ry, J)0n bem se- &c. in se-cant, fi-nal, 
 to-tal, fu-gitive unterfd^eibcn ju xooUm, cber 
 mitbem fcinl)6rigen, freiltd^ nur bem Smart 
 nad^tappenben ^errn SSoigtmann, in mere, 
 fire, pore, cure ein Qnber§ al§ gen)6l)nU(i^ 
 QU&gefprod^ene8 e, i, o, u ijerausjufpeculiren. 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXI 
 
 ^tnteitung. 
 
 whose penetration and freedom from 
 prejudice is only equalled by the ex- 
 actness of his investigation remarks 
 p. 49: — "Between a and a is a broader 
 sound of a heard in the French words 
 chine, fete, pere, and, as we think,* in 
 the English words mare, chary, there, 
 (fee. This sound we shall denote by e 
 Many persons consider the sound, in 
 the English words just cited, to be a, 
 and others to be a quasi diphthong" 
 [the description of which may be found 
 with Mr. Ellis, p. 85 etseqq., in Smart's 
 Principles, § 54]. "We shall content 
 ourselves with drawing attention to 
 the following comparisons: — player 
 with the French plaire; sayer (one who 
 says) with the Scotch sair; ^e^r 
 (German) with ^er (also German) 
 In accordance to this Mr. Ellis was fully 
 justified in distinguishing (p. 51) the 
 sound of a in pain (wee, 33eet) from the 
 "palpably different" vowel sound in 
 care, pear, there, pair (phre, eire, 
 fait; ]pxa^i, ber, ^er). 
 
 4. a like the d of Walker, called by 
 him the Italian a in the words Far, 
 ifather, Sharp, Mark like the a in gar, 
 tvar, affectedly spoken with an incli- 
 nation to a, bearing resemblance to the 
 a in the word ^dvt as the inhabitants 
 of Hamburgh pronounce it, with an 
 elision of the r, similar to the English 
 word mark, that is 3)Jaaf but somewhat 
 more drawn and inclining to a (ii). 
 
 5. a (lying) between Walker's a (a) 
 and a (a) , as in Staff, Haft, Example, 
 Dance, Branch, Demand, Grant, 
 Grass, Mask, Clasp, Fast, Bath. 
 This sound of a (sometimes a«, which 
 is so frequently met with inoldEnglish 
 instead of a, compare aungel, chaunge, 
 merchaundice, balaunce, &c. — This 
 
 JTciev, aU i:orfic^tig ^jrufenber SWann 
 fagt bort @. 49 :— ,,3iDif(§en a unb a ijj 
 dn Breiterer Xon beS a, hjel^er in ben 
 fran^ojif^enSBSrtern chene, fete,pere, unb 
 wad) unferer 5lnfi(|t,* in ben cnglifc^en 
 SSovten mare, chary, there, &c. ge^ort 
 tuirb. 2)iefen ^axit iuerben wix burd^ e 
 be^ci^nen. SSieIc Betrac^tcn biefen (in 
 ben eien angefiil^rten cncjlif^en ®6rtern 
 jid^ tiorpnbenben) ^aut al^ gleic^ mit 
 a, Qlnberc alB dnm £Xuaft=5)iV^t(;on; 
 gen" [ber tion ^errn Ellis, p. 85 u. flgg. 
 i)on Smart § 54 felner Principles 6e= 
 fc^rieBen n>irb]. „2Bir trerben unB Se= 
 gniigen, bte 5tnfmcrffamfeit anf folgcnbe 
 SSergleic^ungen gu (enfen : — player mit 
 bem franj. plaire, sayer (one who says) 
 mit bem fd^ottifc^en sair, im 2)eutf(^cn 
 ^e^r mit ^er." ^ie untcr ji(^ 'ooU- 
 fommen gleic|en ^autt tjon pain, nee, 
 aSeet flub ba^er 6ei Jperrn Ellis, p. 51 
 mit Oflec^t Don ben unter |t^ eBenfalU 
 tjoKfommen gleid;en tauten: — care, 
 pear, there, pair (pere, etre, fait; 
 fprcic^e, ber, ^er) getrennt njorben. 
 
 4. a glelc^ bem Walker'f(I)en fogc- 
 nanntcn itnlicinif^en a in Far, Father, 
 Sharp, Mark une baS a in gar, 
 tt?ar, mit leifer 5(nt6nung \)on a, in 
 gegierter Olebenjeife, etiua )iue ber <^anu 
 burger baS a in bem SBorte: ^axl 
 mit clibirtem r gleic!^ bem englif(^e» 
 SBortc mark fpric^t, ncimli^ ^aat 
 nur mit etmaS me^r 5De(;nung unb 
 me^r ^innetgung ^um a (a). 
 
 5. a ghjifc^en bem Walker'fd^cn a (a) 
 unb a (a) mitUn inneliegenb , in Staff, 
 Haft, Example, Dance, Branch, 
 Demand, Grant, Grass, Mask, Clasp, 
 Fast, Bath. 5£)iefer ^aut bea a (ju^ 
 tueilen and^ an , tua0 im 5(Itenglifc^en fo 
 ^(iuftg fiir a jtc^t, tigl. aungel, 
 chaunge, merchaundice, balaunce, &c. 
 
 * Dr. Rapp (Physiologie der Sprache,!] * Dr. Olapp (^^t)fToIcgie ber eprodjie/ 
 vol. 3. p. 174) is of the same opinion. \m. 3. ® 174) ift terfelben OJJeinung. 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXII 
 
 ©ittlcitun^. 
 
 <iu being but a remnant of old ortho- 
 graphy cannot be admitted to influence 
 present pronunciation) this sound of 
 a, I repeat, before ff, ft, mp, nc, nch 
 nd, nt, ss (s), sk (sc), sp, st, th, parti 
 cularly at the en<< of words is no 
 new discovery but something long 
 known and confirmed by practice 
 W™* Mitford (compare Worcester's 
 j)reface to his tables in Webster's 
 Dictionary) says in his Essay upon 
 the Harmony of Languages (London, 
 1774): — *'No English voice fails to 
 express, no English ear to perceive 
 the difference between the sound 
 of a in passing and passive; no col- 
 loquial familiarity or hurry can 
 substitute the one sound for the 
 other." — Fulton and Knight only, 
 previous to Worcester mark this 
 sound as not being so short as a 
 in fat, as Walker and Jameson, nor 
 so broad as the Italian a in far, 
 as Perry, Stephen Jones,* Nares 
 and others describe it. Walker (Prin- 
 ciples of EngUsh Pronunciation, § 7 9) 
 disapproves of every middle sound as 
 tending to render the pronunciation 
 of the language obscure and inde- 
 finite, but the best use decides the 
 question which follows a medium be- 
 tween the almost vulgar &, and the 
 affected a (although this pronunciation 
 is still often heard in good society, 
 particularly among people of the so- 
 called Old School). Smart justly 
 
 f^cg UeBevtJIeiBfel in ci^nlid^en 5*aUeu 
 fiir bie jc^ige 3(u^fpva^c nic^t all 
 mafgeBenb Mxa^td h^evbeu fottte) 
 'OCX ff, ft, mp, nc, nch, nd, nt, ss (s), 
 sk (sc), sp, st, th, meifl ini 5lu§= 
 kutc, ift feine neuc (Ei'pnbung, fonbern 
 einc cntfd^iebenc unb in ber Ovarii 
 amxtannU %^at\a^e. Will. Mitford 
 (ijglbicWorcester'fd^e SJorrebe ju felncv 
 XahiUc K. in Webster), fagt unUx 
 5tttbem, in feinem SScrfe, An Essay 
 upon the Harmony of Languages 
 (London, 1774) : — "No English voice 
 fails to express, no English ear to 
 perceive the difference between the 
 sound of a in passing and passive; 
 no colloquial familiarity or hurry 
 can substitute the one sound for the 
 other." — 0lur Fulton unb Knight 
 fce^eid^nen toor Worcester btefcn £aut al§ 
 nld)t fo fuvj \mt a in fat, njie Bcfon= 
 bevS Walker unb Jameson, unb ni^i fo 
 Srelt it)ic a in far,' ane Perry, Stephen 
 Jones,* Nares u. Q(. i(;n 'Oe^ei^ncn. 
 Walker erflart fi^ (in fcinen Prin- 
 ciples of English Pronunciation, § 79) 
 Beftimmt gegen jeben niittcin ^aut, 
 njeil baburii^ bic (Spra^c ir;r fepe^ 
 ©enrage uerlovc, aKcin I;ier entfc^elbet 
 ber Bcjle ©eBraud) ber ftd^ gnjifc^en 
 bent gentcin gen^orbenen a (oBnjo^l xn^n 
 bicfe 5lu0flpra^e no(^ ganj t;flupg i^ 
 geBilbeter ©efcUfd^aft Befonberg ber fo= 
 genannten 5(lten (Sd^ule ^oxi) unb bem 
 affectirten a ^oXi. Smart fagt I;terilBer 
 
 ' Stephen Jones says explicitly: — **To 
 prevent, however, any misconception of my 
 meaning in the use of this sound, be it 
 observed, thaJt ray fourth a (which coin- 
 cides with Walker's I), though it is 
 more open than the a in hat, stops con- 
 siderably short of the broad protracted 
 pronanciation so commonly heard among 
 the rustic and the vulgar, who say, /a'af/ier, 
 cddlf, half, 6fe. " 
 
 * SniJeP bcmcrft Stephen Jones auSbriict- 
 Ix^x — „Um ju oer^intjcrn, bap mcinc Ibfid^t x\\ 
 aSejug cuf ben ©ebraud^ biefc^ 2autc§ mip^cr- 
 ftanben iccrDe, fo fei bemerft, bap mcin mxtti, 
 a (n)eld^e§ mit a bei Walker ubercinflimmt)/ 
 obgleid^ offencr olS bag a in hat, boi bcbcu- 
 tenb bonber brciten, Ianggcbc()ntcn^u§fpra(l)e 
 entfcrnt ifl, roeld^c man fo ^ciufig untcr Sanb^ 
 Icuten unb bem gemcincn fiJoIf finbct, »cld(>e 
 faather, cdalf. haalf, &c. fagen." 
 
iDtroductioD. 
 
 xxm 
 
 Sinleitung. 
 
 remarks in his Principles of Pronun- 
 ciation, which precede his Pronouncing 
 Dictionary §11: — "Walker is a bigot : 
 he allows of no compromise between 
 the broad ^, with which a vulgar 
 mouth pronounces ass, and the sound 
 narrower, if possible, than the a in 
 at, with which an affected speaker 
 minces the same word. Surely in a 
 case like this, there can be no harm 
 in avoiding the censure of both par- 
 ties by shunning the extreme that 
 offends the taste of each;" Smart, 
 however , though he affirms that this 
 IS the use of the best speakers , marks 
 'ill these words with a, referring to 
 § 1 1 so that this a in all cases in which 
 it was previously pronounced a, re- 
 quires an intermediate sound. The 
 adoption of a distinct mark settles the 
 matter at once and is justified by 
 the precedents of Fulton & Knight 
 and Worcester. 
 
 The following is a list of these 
 words, which will not be unwelcome 
 to the reader. In some few cases in 
 the dictionary itself, the a (a) has 
 through oversight remained; hence 
 this list is at the same time to be 
 regarded as a corrective. 
 
 A therefore appears: — 
 
 1. Before ff, ft, or corresponding 
 sounds, as in Chaff, Draff (Draugh), 
 Graff, Ingraff, Staff (and of course 
 all their compounds and derivatives 
 as Pickstaff, Packstaff, and so on 
 through the whole list). On the au- 
 thority of Mr. Worcester I have marked 
 Heliograph in the same manner, 
 though it were scarcely necessary to 
 mark the difference since the secondary' 
 accent is here so weak, especially 
 as it is not employed in other words of 
 the same termination (Autograph, 
 Ac). In several instances Mr. Wor- 
 cester gives this sound to words, which, 
 
 in ben Principles of Pronunciation, 
 
 bic cr feincm 5(u§f))vad^e = aB6rtevlJu(^e 
 i30vanfc^i(ft, § 1 1 : — "Walker is a bigot : 
 he allows of no compromise between 
 the broad i, with which a vulgar 
 mouth pronounces ass, and the sound, 
 narrower, if possible, than the a in 
 at, with which an affected speaker 
 minces the same word. Surely in a 
 case like this, there can be no harm 
 in avoiding the censure of both par- 
 ties by shunning the extreme that 
 offends the taste of each ;" obgleic^ obex 
 Smart fobann ijcrfi^crt, baf bicS bcr 
 ®ch*au(^ ber 6e|lcn @))red^er fei, fo 
 begei^nct er bo^ oKe jcne SBortc mir 
 a, v^cmeifl oBer auf ben §11, fo bap 
 btefeS a in alien %aiim, wo e§ friit;ev 
 a gcf^roci)cn umrbe, mit einem a)?ittel- 
 laute gu fpved^en ift. 5Die SBat)l eineo 
 bcfonberen ^d6)m^ i^ natuvlic^ furgev 
 unb burd^ ben 35organg Don Fulton & 
 Knight unb Worcester gere(f;tfertigt. 
 
 @S folgt ^ier cin ^^er^eic^nij? biefev 
 Shorter, \m^ bem i^efev ni^t lunum-- 
 fommen feln n^ivb; in einigen %aUm 
 i^ au^ SSeife^en im SBorterlJu^e feI6ft 
 a (a) jte^en Qehliehm, bal;er ifl biefeS 
 23eqci4niJ lUQldiS) aW SSevic^tigun^ 
 u Betra^ten. 
 
 A erf^eint alfo: — 
 
 1. a>or ff, ft ober coiTefponbirenben 
 Sauten, iDte : — Chaff, Draff (Draugh), 
 Graff, Ingraff, Staff (natixdic^ au(^ bie 
 l^ievmit 3wf^iiittif"9cWf" "^^f^ 5(Bge= 
 letteten, tuie Pick'staff, Pack'staff, Ac, 
 xva^ fiir ba6 gan^e iBcrgeid^nilj gilt); 
 mtt Worcester Ijabe i^ nod^ Hol'- 
 ograph angenommen, ohvotjl, ba I;iei 
 ber fecunbare 5{ccent nuv fc^wac^ ift, 
 bie aBnjeic^enbe 23egeici^nung faum no- 
 t^ig h?are, gumal jte fonjt in ber ^n= 
 bung -graph (Autograph, &c.) m6)t 
 eingefii^rt ifi; einigemalc f^reiSt Wor- 
 cester biefen ^ant SBCvtern gu, bU 
 fonfl, ttjenn fie ben J^auptton ffaUn, 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXIV 
 
 ^inreitung. 
 
 when they are accented, are marked 
 with a (a) as : — Horse'laugh, Moon'calfl 
 [ — Otaf], as the broad sound of a 
 seems, in general, to have a tendency 
 towards the sound of a, compareSmart, 
 S 122. Add to these ;— Abaft', Aft, 
 After, Craft (Han'dicraft , Priesf craft, 
 &c.), Draft (Draught), Graft (Ingraft', 
 Regraft',&c.), Haft, Raft, Shaft, Waft. 
 
 2. Before mp: — To Champ, 
 Example, and \^t contracted forms 
 Sample (Sam'piwr). 
 
 3. Before nee (ns), nch, nd, nt: — 
 Advance', Chance, Chan'cel, Chan'- 
 cellor, Chan'cery, Dance, To Elance', 
 To Enhance', France, Glance, Lance. 
 Mum'chance , Perchance', Prance, 
 Romance', Trance, to be added An'- 
 swer; To Blanch, Branch, To Lanch, 
 Planch, To Scranch, Unstanched' ; * 
 To Command', To Countermand', 
 To Demand', To Remand', To Re- 
 primand', Alessan'dria, Alexan'dria,** 
 Chan'dler (Corn'chandler,&c.), Chan'- 
 dlery, Chan'dry, Flan'ders, Glan'ders, 
 Slan'der, Ant, Advan'tage (Disadvan'- 
 tage, &C.'), To Chant, To Enchant' 
 (To Disenchant', &c.). Gallant', To 
 Grant, To Pant,*** Slant. 
 
 4. Before ss (s),^sk (sc), sp, st : — 
 Alas', To Amass', Ass, Bass (a fish). 
 Brass, Class, Glass, Grass (Knot'- 
 grass, &c.), I'singlass, Lass, Mass, 
 
 mit a (a), Seget^nct fitib, voit: — 
 Horselaugh, Moon'calf [ — ^'kaf], iuie 
 iiBcr^auipt ber Breite a-Saut fi6) immer 
 mei^r bem a-i?aut ^injuncigen \6)dnt, 
 cf. Smart, § 122. gerncr: — Abaft', 
 Aft, After, Craft (Han'dicraft, Priest'- 
 craft, &c.). Draft (Draught), Graft 
 (Ingraft', Regraft', &c.), Haft, Raft, 
 Shaft, Waft. 
 
 2. 33 or mp : — To Champ, Example 
 unb bic gefiirjten f^formen Sample 
 (Sam'pler). 
 
 3. SSor nee (ns), nch, nd, nt: — 
 Advance', Chance, Chan'cel, Chan'- 
 cellor, Chan'cery, Dance, To Elance', 
 To Enhance', France, Glance, Lance, 
 Mum'chance , Perchance', Prance, 
 Romance', Trance, i)kx^u txitt An'- 
 swer ; To Blanch, Branch, To Lanch, 
 Planch, To Scranch, Unstanched'; * 
 To Command', To Countermand', 
 To Demand', To Remand', To Re- 
 primand', Alessan'dria, Alexan'dria, * * 
 Chan'dler, (Corn'chandler, &c.), Chan'- 
 dlery, Chan'dry, Flan'ders, Glan'ders, 
 Slan'der, Ant, Advan'tage (Disadvan'- 
 tage, &c.), To Chant, To Enchant' 
 (To Disenchant', &c.). Gallant', To 
 Grant, To Pant,*** Slant. 
 
 4. S3or ss (s), sk (sc) , sp, st : — 
 Alas', To Amass', Ass, Bass (al§ 
 gifc^), Brass, Class, Glass, Grass 
 (Knot'grass, &c.), I'singlass, Lass, 
 
 * To Lancb, To Scranch are however re- 
 ferred to Launch, Scraunch [lansh, skrSnsh, 
 Walker] ; the simple of Unstanched' has been 
 marked Stanch, although the orthographic 
 difference is of no importance as has already 
 been remarked (p. XXI under a); on the 
 words To Craunch, Draugh, To Com- 
 mand, &c. compare Smart, § 122. 
 
 ** The pronunciation of this word is 
 vacillating. Worcester gives both in different 
 places. The same applies to Tcherkask' 
 'Tcberkask'). 
 
 "* Plant according to Smart, see § II. 
 
 ' To Lanch, To Scranch finD jebO(^ auf 
 Launch, Scraunch ocrTOiefen [lansh, skrinsh^ 
 Walker]; t)a§ simplex oon Unstanched' ift 
 Stanch bcjd^net unb bod^ mU ber ort^ogra* 
 pl)if(^e Untcrfc^iet), roie fd(>on oben (<S. XXI 
 untcr a) ongeDeutet, eigentlic^ ni6)U befagcn, 
 ogl. ubcr To Craunch, Draugh, To Com- 
 mand, «fec. Smart, § 122. 
 
 '• aSci bicfcm SBorte fc^manft jebod^ ber 
 ©ebrauc^. Worcester giebt Qit J)erf(^iebcncn 
 Srtm beibe ^'usfpra^jen. ©aSfelbe gilt oon 
 Tcherkask' (Tcherkask'). 
 
 *•• Plant na6) ©mart, fie^c § U. 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXV 
 
 (Sinleituug. 
 
 Mas'sive, Mas'sy, Pass (Iinpas'sable, 
 To Surpass', To Repass', Pas'sage, 
 Pass'over, &c.); To Ask, To Bask, 
 Bas'ket, Cask (To Incask', &c.), 
 Cas'ket, Daraas'kus, Flask, Flas'ket, 
 Mask (To Bemask', To Dismask', 
 To Immask', &c.), Ras'cal, Task; To 
 Clasp (To Inclasp', &c.), To Engrasp', 
 To Exas'perate, Gasp, Grasp, Hasp, 
 Rasp, Ras'pberry, provincially Wasp 
 occurs, although the influence of w 
 brings it under the rule of being 
 pronounced wosp; Aghast' (Agast'), 
 Alabas'ter, Avast', Bas'tard, Blast, 
 Bom'bast (To Bombast'', &C.), To 
 Cast (To Forecast', To Miscast', 
 Mole'cast, To Overcast', &c.), Caste, 
 Cas'tle (Fore'castle , &c.), Con'trast 
 (To Contrast', &c.), Das'tard, Devas'- 
 tate, Disas'ter, Ecclesias'tes,EccIesias'- 
 tic, Elas'tic,* To Emplas'ter, Fast 
 (Hold'fast, &c.), Ghast'ly (Gast'ly), 
 Last (in all its significations and 
 derivations, Las'tage, &c.). Mast (To 
 Dismast', Fore'mast , cfec.) , Mas'tcr 
 (Berg'master , Task'raaster , &c.), 
 Mas'tiff, Nas'ty, Past (Pas'time, Ac), 
 Pas'tor(Pas'toral,&c), Pas'ture, Plas'- 
 ter, Repast', Shas'ter, Vast. 
 
 5. Before th: — Bath, Lath, Path, 
 marked by Smart with Walker's a (a). 
 
 This large number of words shows 
 how widely extended the sound is, 
 and that it well deserves a special 
 mark distinctive from the others. 
 
 In such numerous transitions of a 
 sound, however, especially where the 
 
 Mass, Mas'sive, Mas'sy, Pass (Impas's- 
 able , To Surpass', To Repass', 
 Pas'sage, Pass'over, Ac); To Ask, 
 To Bask, Bas'ket, Cask (To Incask', 
 Ac), Cas'ket, Damas'kus , Flask, 
 Flas'ket, Mask (To Bemask', To 
 Dismask', To Immask', &c.), Ras'cal, 
 Task; To Clasp (To Inclasp', &c.). 
 To Engrasp', To Exas'perate, Gasp, 
 Grasp, Hasp, Rasp, Ras'pberry, )pxo^ 
 ijin^icK flnbet fic^ au^ Wasp, oSfc^on 
 ^ier bcr @influj be^ w 'tit ^ilu^fprac^e 
 wosp gur UiiQci gcma^t f)at', Aghast' 
 (Agast'), Alabas'ter, Avast', Bas'tard, 
 Blast, Bom'bast (To Bombast', &c.). 
 To Cast (To Forecast', To Miscast', 
 Mole'cast, To Overcast', &c,), Caste, 
 Cas'tle (Fpre'castle, &c.), Con'trast 
 (To Contrast', &c.), Das'tard, Devas'- 
 tate, Disas'ter, Ecclesias'tes, Ecclesias'- 
 tic, Elas'tic,* To Emplas'ter, Fast 
 (Hold'fast, &c.), Ghast'ly (Gast'ly), 
 Last (in aKctt Sebeutxingen unb 5t6= 
 leitungcn, Las'tage, &c.). Mast (To 
 Dismast', Fore'mast, &c.), Mas'ter 
 (Berg'master, Task'master , Ac), 
 Mas'tiff, Nas'ty, Past (Pas'time, &c.), 
 Pas'tor (Pas'toral, &c.), Pas'ture, Plas'- 
 ter, Repast', Shas'ter, Vast. 
 
 5. ffior th:— Bath, Lath, Path, 
 t)on Smart mit Walker's a (a) hqd^mt 
 
 3)iefc grofcSKencje toon 3BSvtern jeigt, 
 hjic ijer6reitet biefer Saut i% nn't> baf er 
 njo^I cine bcfonbere, toon ben anbern Sau= 
 ten toerfc^tebcne JBejci^nung iierbient. 
 
 6S fann freiUc^ bei fol^cn maffenr 
 ^aften lleBerg angen eineS Sauted, 6e- 
 
 * The termination as'tic (Emplas'tic 
 Fantas'tic, &c.) is not generally classed here 
 because these words have not gained so firm 
 a footing in the language of the people, that 
 their pronunciation has become assimilated 
 to those words. (Compare Cas'tanets, Zoroas'- 
 ter, &c.) The English pronunciation it must 
 be remembered, is, in many cases purely 
 arbitrary. 
 
 ' Sbmo^l Die entjfQlbe as'tic fonfl (roie 
 EmpKis'tic, Fantas'tic, &c.) Ijieroon auSge* 
 [(^lojjen ift, Yotil Diefe SSdrtcr noc^ ni(^t fo 
 in bie SSolfSmoffe einget)rungen finb, t)af 
 i^re ^usfprac^e Jic^ jenen aBtJrtern affx* 
 milirt. (SSgt. Cas'tanets, Zoroas'ter, &c.> 
 S)od^ ^at and) SBiUfii^r in SSeftimmung 
 l)cr englifd^en TTugfprat^e ein gropes '^dt). 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXVI 
 
 ^inlcitunc^. 
 
 period of transition is not fully 
 past (as appears from the words 
 Horse'laugh, Moon'calf, and the con- 
 stant influence of conversational 
 language), there must necessarily 
 he more or less wavering , and 
 while a number of words are fixed 
 and grounded in the new sound, 
 others are, as it were, on the borders 
 of the new law, not being able to 
 free themselves entirely from other 
 influences. 
 
 6. a like Walker's a, the so-called 
 broad German a in Law , Fall, 
 Warm, Wa'ter, answering nearly or 
 quite the German provincial a, 
 especially in Lower Saxony as in 
 the affirmative particle: '^d, tallying 
 with the nautical term: yaw. 
 
 7. a only in unaccented syllables 
 like Walker's unaccented a, and 
 nearly the same as e, i, o, u, y, 
 words like Li'ar, Sol'ace, Thom'as, 
 Ri'val, Ab'bacy, Mon'arch, very si- 
 milar to the obscure German e in 
 
 This long list of sounds may appear 
 very formidable to the beginner, but 
 the frequent agreement in the signs 
 with the corresponding sounds of the 
 other vowels will wear away the diffi 
 ^ulty in a short time, especially by 
 means of the explanation given in 
 difficult cases in parentheses. 
 
 n. E. 1 . e like Walker's long e in 
 Me, Mere, Me'tre, Sheep (here a small 
 typographical inconvenience occurs 
 from necessity by marking the double 
 €e), answering the long German {, 
 (or ie) in mir, ^tx, 9Kicnc, &c. 
 
 2. e like Walker's short I in Hen, 
 Met, Let; like the German short e 
 in fett, SSett, &c. 
 
 3. e like a,occurs only in certain cases: 
 - - Heir, There, Where, and answers 
 the broad German c in ^tt, tDCr, <$;c. 
 
 fonbcvg wmn biefe 5)3eiHobe beg UeSers 
 gangca no^ nid^t ijotticj ijoriibcv ift (unb 
 bteg fc^eincn f8qn^n\mQm iine Horse'- 
 laugh, Moon'calf unb ber unaufl;attfam 
 fortmirfenbc ^inffuf ber Umgangafprac^c 
 juBeiueifen), egfannt;tevbeiaIfD @^tvan= 
 fwxQ ni^t ivo^I fe^Ien imb ivat;renb einc 
 %^a^ i)on 2Bortevn Beflimmt uitb im= 
 aBiveiglic^ fi^ beS neueit HxiU§ ljema(^= 
 tigt, fd^ivonft cine anbeve gleic[)fam an bei 
 ©renje ber neuen Oiegel unb fann fi(^ 
 anberen SinjTiiffen ni^t i)5ttig entjietjen. 
 
 6. a glei^ AValker'g a, bent foge= 
 nannten Breiten, beutfd)en a in Law, 
 Fall, Warm, Walter, gleicj) bem beutfd)en 
 tangen, ^l^roi^in^ielXen ^aut bes a, une ije= 
 fonberg in 9licberfa(i^fen g. S3, in bet 
 5lfJTrmatti3 = $PartiM: ^a, bic bem eng:; 
 tiftien (Seeau§bru(f : yaw entfprtdjt. 
 
 7. a nur in unBetouten <Bvi\bcn, 
 qU'i^ bem tonlofen a beg Walker unb 
 faft gteid) mit e, i, o, u, y, in SSBrtcrn 
 tt)te Li'ar> Sol'ace, Thom'as, Ri'val, 
 Ab'bacy, Mon'arch, jiemlid^ gleic^ bem 
 bumpf auggefpvod^enen e im beutfd^en: 
 (Sanger, Mtx. 
 
 Obgleii^ biefe lange !?ifle bem 5(n= 
 fdnger fet^r brol^enb au§fei;en mag, fo 
 trirb bod) bie (?aufige Uebereinfilmmung 
 ber SSe^cid^nung mit ben correfvonbiren= 
 ben Santen anberer 93ocale bie (Sc^njie; 
 rigfeit fcalb mtnbern, gumal in fc^tvie; 
 rigeren iJ^tten, bte in ^arentt;efe I;in:: 
 jugcfiigte (Erfldrnng gn Ǥitlfe fommt. 
 
 II. E. 1. e gleid^ Walker'a langem 
 e in Me, Mere, Me'tre, Sheep ((;icr 
 ift etn gertnger tl)VograVt;if(l;er XleBel; 
 flanb ber bo^flte ftatt beg cinfad^en 
 <Btxi6)B'), Q\d6) bem beutfd^en langen t 
 (ober ie), in mix, tfxcx, a)Jicne, k. 
 
 2. e glei^ Walker's fnrjem ^ in 
 Hen, Met, Let; ijl gleic^ bem beutf(l;en 
 fur^en e, in fett, S3ett, k. 
 
 3. e glcici^ a, f ommt nur in einigen 5dt- 
 len toor: — Heir, There, Where; cuts 
 fpric^t bem beutf^enBreiten e in ^cr,iver ic 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXVIl 
 
 (^inUitiin^. 
 
 4. e occurs only before r final as in 
 Her, Herd, Fern, Ver'nal, Per'sonal" 
 ity, or when a consonant follows r 
 in the primary or secondary accent 
 (with the exception of r itself: - 
 Cher'ry, Mer'r}* — when it does 
 not belong to a syllable of flexion 
 as in Defer'rer). It has an obtuse 
 sound somewhat fuller than the 
 unaccented German e in SSatcr, 
 nearly like 6 in fiotvtg, hence when 
 not accented it becomes e, and is 
 scarcely to be distinguished from i 
 or ii in analogous cases. 
 
 5. e like Walker's i, only some- 
 what less distinct, as it is never 
 accented, occurs frequently at the 
 end of syllables immediately before 
 the accent (almost without excep- 
 tion in the inseparable prefixes 
 E-, Be-, De-, Re-, Se-, as: — 
 Event', Bequest', Detest', Redress', 
 Secern', &c. ) , Def er'rer , Redee'- 
 mer, <S;c See above page XVII. 
 
 6. e like a, which it very nearly 
 resembles in sound (like the short 
 German e in S5c(fcr, 5)ccfer, &c.), 
 occurring only in unaccented, espe- 
 cially in final syllables, as Defer'rer, 
 Rebu'ker, Redee'mer, Pervers'e; it is 
 less obtuse before other consonants 
 than r, and varies from e merely 
 in quantity, compare Pen'tagon, 
 Pentag'onal, Spec'tre, Specta'tor. 
 
 III. I. i. T like Walker's long i 
 (German it in Scinb), in Pine, Fine, 
 Fire, Brfer, I'rish, Sire. 
 
 2. 1 like Walker's short ! (German 
 i in f^inne, ^U))^e), in Pm, Fin, Cliff, 
 Mir'ror, ShYv'er. 
 
 3. i like e in Marine', Shire, 
 Ma9hine', Antique [antik'], or like the 
 long sound of the German i or ic in 
 2)^arinc, 9)lafc^iue, SSicr, ©c^iefer. 
 
 4. i occurs only before r in the 
 
 4. e fomutt nux »or r im 3(u0laute 
 ober );vmn auf ^vimar ober fecunbat 
 Setonteg r em ^onfonant (r fcI6fl aii§= 
 genommeit : — Cher'ry, Mer'ry — iueuu 
 c0 ni(|t iuie in Defer'rer guv S*Icii«JUg= 
 f^lBc ge^crt,) folgt, in Her, Herd, 
 Fern, Ver'nal, Per'sonal"ity. (SS 
 f)at cineu bumpfeu, etn?a6 i^oUcveu 
 ^aut, aU ba§ irntjetonte beutf(l)e e in 
 SSatcv, fap \mt o in fiomg, bal)ci' 
 c§ aujer bem 5(cccnt in e iiOcvge^t 
 Sg unterfd^cibet fic^ fafl gar nid^t i>ott 
 ben in analogeu gaUen p:el;enbcn i 
 uub ii. 
 
 5. e glei^ Walker's !, obcr bem 
 bcutfdjen imSctonten t , nur dwa^ 
 furjev, ba eg ftetg axijer bem 5{cccm 
 liegt, Befonbere unmittelljar \jor bem= 
 felbeu in ojfener (B\)lbc, b. I). Wcnn e^; 
 bie @i^Ibe fd^Uegt (bat;ev fafl oI;ne 5lug- 
 na(;me in ben untrennBaren 93orfi^lBen 
 E-, Be-, De-, Re-, Se-, nnein: — 
 Event', Bequest', Detest', Redress', 
 Secern', &c.), Defer'rer, Redee'mer, 
 &c. S3gl. bag oben (5*. XVII ©efagte. 
 
 6. e, nne a, bem e6 in ber 5tugi 
 }pxai)c fe^r nal;e fommt, tine bag beutfc^e 
 unbetonte e in 23e(f er, i)ecfcv, h\, nuv in 
 un6etonti:n , Befonberg (Snb - (Bxflhcn, 
 mc Defer'rer, Rebu'ker, Redee'mer, 
 Pervers'e ; nic^t gang fo bumpf ifl eg )iOX 
 anberen Gonfonanten alg r, unb eigent= 
 lid) nuv quantitatiij »on e \jevfc!^iebeuj 
 ygl. Pen'tagon, Pentag'onal, Spec'tre, 
 Specta'tor. 
 
 III. I.* 1. T Qld^ Walker'g langem 
 i (obev bent beutfd^en ei iii gtinb) : — 
 Pine, Frne, Fire, Bri'cr, I'rish, Sire. 
 
 2. 1 glei^ Walker'g fuvgeni i (obev 
 bem beutfc^en i in %inm, i^lipVO ' — 
 Pin, Fm, CM, Mrr'ror, Shiv'er. 
 
 3. i glei(^ e in Marine', Shire, 
 Ma9hine', ^^ntique [antik'], obev bem 
 beutf^en gebe^nten ^ant beg i obev it, in 
 3)lavine, SJJafc^ine, SSiev, @c^iefev. 
 
 4. 1 nnx toov r, in benfelben ^aiim 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXVIll 
 
 ^inleitung. 
 
 same cases as e: — Fir, Sir, Bird, 
 StiVrer; contrary to this rule (com- 
 pare e) are Squu/rel, Stir'rup, SiVup 
 (also Panegyr'ic) ; Mir'acle, Spir'it, 
 formerly pronounced Mir'acle, Spir'it, 
 have conformed to the regular sound. 
 Smart expresses the hope § 1 1 5 that 
 the same will take place in time with 
 Squirrel and Panegyric, as instead 
 of SjVup (sur'up) the pronunciation 
 Sir'iip with 1 is acknowledged by 
 good speakers. 
 
 5. i occurs, like a, and e, only in 
 unaccented syllables, and is before r (ir) 
 very much like the obtuse er, iir (also 
 yr) : — Elix'jr (Mar'tyr), Virgin'ia ; in 
 most instances it differs from i in 
 quantity only : — Digres'sjve, Ip^es'- 
 tine, Immiscibil'ity. 
 
 IV.* O. r. o" like Walker's long 
 6 (German long o in ^:^r, 0lot|, &c.), 
 in No, Note, Tone, Sore, O'rient, 
 To'ry, Torn, Worn. 
 
 2. 6 like Walker's short 6 in Not, 
 Sor'el, Tor'rent, nearly answers to 
 the short German o as in ^otk. JQOt- 
 kntctt, ^ornijler, &c. 
 
 3. 6 like Walker's 5 (the Ger- 
 man u in <Bt\if)\, ©rube, SSrubcr) as 
 in Move, Prove, Cool, Soon, Boor. 
 
 4. o like Walker's broad 6 answering 
 a (S,) ; found before r, as in Nor, Sor'- 
 did, Or'der (in German a middle sound 
 between o in 0lott> and a in Ǥatlt). 
 
 5. 6 like Walker's u as in Son, 
 Done, Some, Bor'ough [bur'o], Love, 
 Moth'er, &c,* (Compare u p. XXXII.) 
 
 irie e : — Fir, Sir, Bird, Stir'rer ; rcgel-^ 
 iribrig (pQl e) fmb Squir'rei, StiV- 
 rup, S'ir'up (eBenfo Panegyyjc) ; Mir'- 
 acle, Spir'it, hjel^e au6) fritter Mir'- 
 acle, SpiVit lauteten, ijaim jic^ bem 
 regclma|igen ^aut jugctuanbt; Smart 
 \^xi^t § 115 bie ^i^opung aua , ba^ 
 ba6feI6e Bet Squirrel, Panegyric mit 
 ber 3eit erfolgen tvcrbe, trie neBen ber 
 ^luafpra^e Syr'up (sur'up), Ut mit 
 1 (Sir'iip) i)on giiten (S^jrei^ern Bereitg 
 anerfannt i% 
 
 5. i jie^t iuie a unb e nur in mu 
 Betontcn ©i^IBcn unb fomml »or r (ir) 
 bem bum^fen er, ur gtemli^ glei^ 
 (ebenfo yr): E lix'ir (Mar'tyr), Vjrgm'ia ; 
 Mmt ^anjiQn after ifi e0 nuv quan= 
 titatiij toon Y toevf^ieben: — Digres'- 
 sjve, Intes'tine, Immiscjbil'ity. 
 
 IV. O. 1 . o gleid; Walker'^ langeni 
 6 (ober bem beutfc|en langen o in ^\)x, 
 ^Otf), ic), ill No, Note, Tone, Sore, 
 O'rient, To'ry, Torn, Worn. 
 
 2. 6 glelc^ Walker'^ furgem 6 in Not, 
 Sor'el, Tor'rent, fommt bem beutf(i^en 
 furg flBgefiofenen o , 5. S3, njie iii !?otte, 
 *§Ottentctt, Jlornijier, u*. ^iemlii^ gleie^. 
 
 3. 6 glet^ Walker'a bunfein 6 (6a) 
 (ober hem beutf(|en langen u in: — 
 (Stuf;I, ©ruBe, S3rUbev), in Move, 
 Prove, Cool, Soon, Boor. 
 
 4. o gleic^ Walker'l Breitem 6 , ent- 
 fprcc^enb a (a) ; i§ finbet jic^ Mox r : — 
 Nor, Sor'did, Or'der (em SJiitteUaut 
 giinf^en in 9iorb unb a in ^aax). 
 
 5. o gleic^ u (Walker'a 5) in Son, 
 Done, Some, Bo/ough [biir'o]. Love, 
 Moth'er, &c.* (SSgl. ii <B. XXXII.) 
 
 • The following is a list of words in which 
 this irregular sound of is found. It may 
 be regarded as a completion of Nares's list 
 given by Walker in his "Principles" § 165 
 the words are arranged according to the 
 various cases in which the sound occurs. 
 Thence it becomes clear that the reason 
 
 • @§ folQt l){cr ein SSerjeid^ni^ ber SBortcr, 
 in bcnen o bicfcn aBroeic^enDen kaut ^at e& 
 farm aU SSerooUftdntigung beS oon Walker 
 (Principles, § 165) mitget^dlten Nares'ft()cn 
 SJerjeic^niffeS bienen unb i^ no^ ben »cr« 
 fcj^iebenen ^dUm gcort)net, in benen eS Dcr* 
 fommt. (5s mxt> barous beutlid^, baf ber 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXTX 
 
 ^tnlcttung. 
 
 6. o like a, e, j, occurs only in 
 unaccented syllables and, precisely like 
 these, more obtuse than usual in final 
 syllables , particularly before r (quite 
 
 6. o pef)t ivie a, e, i nur m nn- 
 iiitontm (B^qlbm unb gang tuic jene in 
 Snb = (Si9l6en, 6efonber§ ijor r,^ettt>a§ 
 bum^fer (gang gleic^ ur: — Ac'tor, 
 
 assigned by Smart (Principles, § 116) for the 
 partial explanation of this irregularity (viz. 
 that w effects a change in the vowel follow 
 ing: — won, wonder, worry, one, Ac), 
 applies to but a very small nnmber. It would 
 be more rational to explain this sound of o 
 from the inHuence of the following con- 
 sonants, particularly labials and similar 
 letters, as th , before which it is most fre 
 quently found. This list, like the preceding 
 one, corrects the dictionary in a few in- 
 stances, which are not, however, of impor- 
 tance. As Smart justly remarks in regard 
 to this sound, that "the force of the more 
 general rule (which would require the usual 
 short sound o [o]) will now and then detach 
 a straggler, and if the word frequently 
 occurs, reduce it at last to regularity. 
 There was a time," he proceeds, "when 
 sovereign and comrade were always pro- 
 nounced with the as short w; but since 
 the former word has been the name of a 
 current coin, the regular sound of the o has 
 been getting into use, and bids fair to be 
 completely established. The word Cony 
 belongs to this class; but in slow solemn 
 utterance may have the regular sound of 
 0." — It will be observed in looking over 
 the list, that the pronunciation varies 
 in several words, in others the u has 
 been substituted, as Luff instead of Loof, 
 Dungeon instead of Donjon, Mummery, 
 Rummage, &.c. 
 
 O: I. Cochineal', according to Sheridan, 
 Walker, Perry, Fulton & Knight, Knowles 
 and Gilbert's Etymological & Pronouncing 
 Dictionary (1S46), but Stephen Jones, 
 Kniield, Jameson, Smart, Webster and 
 Worcester decide in favour of the more 
 usual pronunciation Cochineal'. 
 
 2. Before d in Blood, Flood, To Cod'dle 
 (?. c. To Hug). 
 
 3. Before t (as a vulgar exception) in Soot, 
 according to Sheridan, Nares, Perry, Kenrick, 
 W Johnston, instead of the regular pronun- 
 ciation of sat; Wot, after Elphinston, instead 
 of the established pronunciation wot. 
 
 4. Before 1 in Col'our (its compounds and 
 derivatiies, which equally applies to all the 
 
 ®runD, ben Smart (Principles, § 116) ^itr 
 tl)cilit>cifcn Grfldrung biefcr obweid^enbcn ©r* 
 [(^dnung onfu^rt (ndmlid^ tof w auf ben fol= 
 genbcn SSocal finbcrnb cinmirfe: won, wonder, 
 worry, one, &c.), nur fiir eine ^6(i)ft geringe 
 ICniai)! augreid^tj bcfifcr ift e§, biefen o-2aut 
 au§ bent ©influp folgenbcr gonfonanten su 
 crflaren unb namentlid^ ber 2ippen= unb dljn^ 
 lid^er aSuc^ftaben, mie th, »or bcncn er jt^ am 
 bduftgflen finbct. "Kud) nci6) bicfem Sserjeidj* 
 ni||t finb einigc wenige SSeifpiele im SB6rter= 
 bud)e felbfl ju berid^tigen, t>o6) bctrifft bicS 
 nur unrocfenflid^e ^dUe, wie benn uberl)ttupt 
 Smart fcl)r rid^tig fagt, bop bie ®e»olt bcr 
 >|>auptregel (roeld^c ben gewol^nlid^en o-Sout 
 [t] erforbcrn murbc) bann unb roann eincn 
 ^JiQd^Suglcr bcr Unrcgelmdpigfeit entreipe unb 
 hci ^duftgcm SSorfommen cnblid^ gonj regel* 
 mdfig mad^e. ,,Q^ gab eine ^nit/* fdl)rt er 
 fyvt, ,,W0 sovereign unb comrade ftctS mit bcm 
 6 -Saute au§gcfprc(^en wurbcn, oberfeit ba& 
 erftereSSortbcrS^amc einer gangbarenSJiiinsic 
 gcmorbcn, ifi bie regclmdpigc :M:u&fprad}e all* 
 mdlig in ® ebraud) ijcfommen unb fd^eint burc^= 
 au» auf bem SBege jic^ fcftjufe^en. Cony, n>a& 
 auii^ Su bicfcr Glaffc ge[)6rt, l)at hd langfamcr 
 feicrlid^er lugfprad^c ben regetmdpigen Saut." 
 ^m SScrjeid^niffe fclbft roirb man ©elegen* 
 l)cit ^aben ju bemcrfen, bap hd met)rerenSB6r« 
 tern bicfe ©c^roanfung ^errfc^t, anbere auc^ 
 l)dufiger gcrabcju mit u gcfd^ricben roerben, 
 IDIC Luff flQtt Loof, Dungeon ftatt Donjon, 
 Mummery, Rummage, &c. 
 
 0:1. Cochineal', ncben bicfem oon Stephen 
 Jones, Enfield, Jameson, Smart, Webster unb 
 Worcester yertrctcncn 2aut finbet fid) aut^ 
 hd Sheridan, Walker, Perry, Fulton unb 
 Knight, Knowles, unb neuftcr^Ctt in Gilbert's 
 Etymological & Pronoancing Dictionary 
 (1846): cochineal'. 
 
 2. S8or d in B16od, F16od, To Cftd'dlc 
 (t. e. To Hug). 
 
 3. SSor t (gemein unb nur au§na()m§»cife) 
 in Soot, na(^ Sheridan, Nares, Perry, 
 Kenrick, W. Johnston; ftatt be§ regelricj* 
 tigen siit; W6t, na^ Elphinston, ftatt be§ 
 allgemcin angcnommcnen w6t. 
 
 4. S5or 1 inCijI'our (feinen 3ufammenfe^un» 
 gen unb Tfbleitungen, wag naturlidSj oon aHcji 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXX 
 
 ^inlettuug. 
 
 like nr, as in Ac'tor, Doc'tor) ; other- 
 wise varying from short 6 merely in 
 quantity: — Concoct', Contort', 
 Com'promit, Obtest', Oppo'nent. 
 
 Doc'tor), aU fonfi, wo c$ fid^ nur 
 ber Ouantitat na^ toon 6 unterpci= 
 bet: — Concoct', Contort', Com'- 
 promit, Obtest', OppS'nent. 
 
 following). To Decbl'orate, DecSI'ora"tion, 
 To Discol'ocr, &c. 
 
 5, Before n: — a) in Done, None, Ton 
 (oftener Tun), Won; 6) in Con'ey, Hon'ey, 
 Mdn'ey; On'ion, Ron'ion (conipareRiinnion): 
 Shone (after Perry, otherwise generally shon 
 or shun); c) nd: - — Con'duit (generally pro- 
 nounced kun'dit, only Sheridan has kon'dwjt 
 and Enfield k6n'djt),Lon'don,L6n'donder"ry, 
 Mon'day, SonMay, Son'dry (instead of the 
 usual orthography: Sunday, Sundry), Won'- 
 'ler; d) ng, nk: — Among', Amongst', Mong'- 
 corn, Mun'ger (and compounds), Mon'grel, 
 Monk, Mon'key, Sponk (usually Spunk), 
 ■ongue, Yon'ker instead of the usual 
 Younker; e) before nj (ng): — Allonge', 
 To Con'jure, Don'jon (more UvSual Dungeon), 
 Longe (also Lunge), Sponge (more fre- 
 quently Spunge); /) nst, nt, nth: — Con'- 
 stable; Affront', &c., A-front', Etfron'tery, 
 Front (almost all the orthoepists are in 
 favour of this pronunciation, yet Sheridan 
 and Smith prefer that of frSnt, while Scott, 
 Nares and Walker do not object to acknow- 
 ledge it; Knowles merely gives front, but 
 observes: — this word is vuhjarly (!) cor- 
 rupted into fnmt, bat I prefer restoring the 
 correct pronunciation), Ront, obsolete in- 
 stead of Runt the present usual orthography, 
 Wont, Unwon'ted, Month. 
 
 6. Before r: — Bor'age, Bor'ough (com- 
 pare burrow), Mor'ay (proper name), Thor'- 
 ough, &c. , To Wor'ry; when a consonant 
 succeeds r, it submits to the mutation men- 
 tioned in e and i (4) that is ii is changed 
 into u, yet there is so little difference be- 
 tween 6 and u that Worcester frequently 
 uses them indiscriminately, especially in 
 unaccented syllables; compare Work (wurk). 
 Wort (wurt). Worth (wurth). Worm (wurm), 
 &c. with Coun'terwork, Frame'work, Fret'- 
 work, Frost'work, Han'diwork, Out'works, 
 Stone'work, Un'derwork, To Underwork', 
 Wax'work, Thor'oughwort, Bos'worth, Pen'- 
 ny worth, Mon'ey'sworth , Wor'thy (wur'thy) 
 by the side of Unw6r'thy,Muck'w6rm, WhSr'- 
 tleber'ry, &c.; in such cases, the mark of u 
 has been chosen in this work, for the sake 
 of uniformity. 
 
 fclgenben gilt), To DecSl'orate, Decftl'ora^- 
 tion, To Discol'our, &c. 
 
 5. SSor n: — a) in Done, None, T8r 
 (^QUfiger Tun), W6n; 6) in Con'ey, H6n'ey, 
 Mon'ey; On'ion, Ron'ion (»gl. Runnion); 
 Shone (nad) Perry, fonft Jjurc^gdngis shon 
 ober shon); c) nd: — Con'duit (aUgemein 
 kun'dit gefprod^en, nur Sheridan giebt kon'- 
 dwjt, Enfield kon'dit),L6n'don,Lon'donder"ry, 
 Mon'day, Son'day, Son'dry (ffcatt l5e§ gen)6^n= 
 lichen Sunday, Sundry), Won'der; d) ng, 
 nk: — Among', Amongst', Mong'-corn, 
 Mon'ger (unt) 3ufammenfe|ungen), Mon'grel, 
 Monk, Mon'key, Sponk (gewol^nlid^ Spunk), 
 Tongue, Yon'ker ftatt feeS l!ibli(ien Younker 
 e) cor nj (ng): — Allonge', To Con'jure, Don' 
 jon (tjdutiger Dungeon), Longe (au6) Lunge), 
 Sponge (^dufiger Spunge); /) nst, nt, 
 nth: — Con'stable; Affront', &c., A-front', 
 Effron'tery, Front (fur t)iefe ^Cugfprad^e er^ 
 Harcn ftd^ faft alle SDrtljoepiftcn, ho6) roirl) 
 tie ^U§fprad)e front »on Sheridan unD 
 Smith corgejogtin, oon Scott, Nares unt> 
 Walker n)enigften§ anerfonnt, Knowles 
 ^Qt nur front, mit tjem SSemerfcn: — 
 this word is vulgarly (!) corrupted into 
 friint, but I prefer restoring the correct 
 pronunciation), Rorit, 'otxalUt \tatt beS 
 ie§t ublid^en Runt, Wont, Unwon'ted, 
 Month. 
 
 6. SSor r: — Bor'age, Bor'ough (ogl, 
 burrow), Mor'ay (©igenttome), Thor'ough, 
 &c., To Wor'ry; wenn ein (Sonfonant bem 
 r folgt, leibet e§ l)ier bie hn e unb i (4) 
 angegebene SSerdnberungj au§ ii wirb ndm» 
 lid) n, t^od) fxnb o unb u fo wcnig »er= 
 fd^ieben, "aaj ]k Worcester, mmmtli^ an^er 
 bent |)aupt = Accent , I;fiuftg o^ne Unter= 
 f(!^ieb felt, ogL Work (wiirk), Wort 
 (wiirt), Worth (wurth), Worm (wiirm), &c., 
 mit Coun'terwork, Frame'work, Fret'work, 
 Frost'work, Han'diwSrk, Out'works, Stone'- 
 work, Un'derwSrk, To Underwork', Wax'- 
 work, Thor'oughw6rt, Bos'worth, Pen'ny- 
 worth, Mon'ey'sworth, Wor'thy (wur'thy) 
 neben Unwor'thy, Mnck'worm, Whor'tleber'- 
 ry, &c. ; in fold^en fallen ifl in biefcm SBerf c 
 bcr Sonfequens roegen immer ii genjdt)lt 
 roorben. 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXXI 
 
 V. U. 1. u like Walker's long u 
 (or the German ju in 3u6el, Sugenb, 
 3ttbe), as in Tube, Tane, Fu'ry, Cure. 
 
 ^intcttung. 
 
 j V. U. 1 . a glei^ Walker'0 langem v» 
 l(oberbcm t>eutf^en luiu^uBel, Sugenb 
 i3ube),in Tube, Tane, Fu'ry, Cure. 
 
 7. Before s (z): — a) when pronounced 
 soft (like z), as in BSf'om (the vulgar 
 pronunciation, beside bd'zom, cited by Dr. 
 Kenrick , W. Johnston , Elphinston and 
 Walker), Does, Doz'el, Doze'ling, Doz'en; 
 ft) Doest. 
 
 8. Before labials and th: — a) before 
 m: — AccSm'pany, Become', Bomb (biim). 
 Bom'bard (and all derivatives), BOmbasin', 
 B6m'bast, To Bombast', Bombazet', BSm'bay, 
 Bom'byx,Brom'ley,Br6m'ton, Colom'bia (also 
 Columbia), Com'bat (according to Sheridan, 
 Walker, Stephen Jones, Fulton and Knight 
 Smart; com'bat is preferred by Perry, 
 Enfield, Jameson, Webster), To C8me, CSm'- 
 fit, CSm'fort (Discom'fort, &c.), C6m'frey, 
 CSm'pany, Com'pass, CSm'rade (after Sheri- 
 dan, Walker, Perry, St. Jones, Fulton and 
 Knight; com'rade after Enfield, Jameson, 
 Webster and Smart, compare beginning of 
 this note p. XXIX), Drom'edary, To Encom' 
 pass, In'come, Lorap', Mom'raery (see Mum- 
 mery), NSm'bles (compare Numbles), Pom'- 
 ace, Pome in compounds as Pfimcgran'ate, 
 &c., P(Wmel, Pom'pion, Pom'pire, RhOmb 
 (rum), R(Wage (see Rummage), S6me, 
 Som'ers (Islands), SSm'ner, instead of Sum- 
 moner, Stom'ach ; 6) before b : — WhSob'ub, 
 instead of the usual Hubbub; before f in 
 Loof, more usually LGfT; c) before v: — 
 AbSve', Belov'ed, Cov'enant, and others, 
 C5v'enous , Cov'entry , To Cdv'er (and com- 
 pounds, Rec6v'er, DiscSv'er, &c.), Cdv'ert, 
 Cov'et, Cov'ey, Cov'in, D6ve, GltSve, GSv'em 
 (MisgSv'ern, &c.), Hov'er (generally; hSv'er 
 is favoured by Sheridan, Scott, Perry, 
 Enfield^ Jameson , Knowlcs); IrrecSv'erable, 
 L6ve, dv'en, Plov'er, Sc3v'el (Smart, Wor- 
 cester, beside the pronunciation of ScSv'el), 
 To Sh8ve, ShSv'el, S6v'ereign, Stov'er 
 (Webster, beside the more usual pronuncia- 
 tion Sto'ver); d) before th, partaking in 
 some measure of the nature of labio-dentals: 
 — Anoth'er, Broth'er, D8th, MSth'er (Fore'- 
 mother, &c.), NSth'ing (vulgarly also heard 
 pronounced nuffin [!], compare Dickens's 
 works), Oth'er, To Poth'er (after Sheridan, 
 Walker, Perry, St. Jones, Fulton and Knight; 
 Enfield, Jameson, Webster, Worcester, 
 Knowles, Smart are in favour of Poth'er.) • 
 
 7. SSor 8 (z):— a) roenn e§ mid) (gleid^ 
 z) ift: Bos'om (gememe ^u§fprad^e neben l)er 
 ^aupt=^u§fprad^e bo'zom »on Dr. Kenrick, 
 W. Johnston, Elphinston unD Walker Qngc^ 
 fu()rt), Does, Doz'el, Doze'ling, Dftz'en; 
 6) Doest. 
 
 8. SSor Sippenbuc^ftttben unl) th: — 
 a) x>OV m: — AccSm'pany, BecSme', B8mb 
 (bum), B6m'bard (unt aUc Ibgelciteten), 
 Borabasin', Bom'bast, To Bombast', B6m- 
 bazet', BSm'bay, Bom'byx, Brom'ley, Brom'- 
 ton, Col6m'bia (neben Columbia), Com'bat 
 (fo Sheridan, Walker, Stephen Jones, Fulton 
 imt) Knight, Smart; fur com'bat crflQren 
 ^d) Perry, Enfield, Jameson, Webster), To 
 Cdrae , CSm'fit , C6m'fort (DiscSm'fort , &c. ), 
 COm'frey, C6m'pany, Com'pass, CSm'rade 
 (na4; Sheridan, Walker, Pcry, St Jones,^ 
 Fulton unb Knight; com'radvj nQd(> Enfield, 
 Jnmeson, Webster unb Smart, *)gl. (Singans 
 biefer 5?otC, <S. XXIX), DrWedary , To 
 Encom'pass, In'come, Lfimp', MSm'mery 
 (vid. Mummerj), Nom'bles (t>gt. Numbles), 
 Pom'ace, P5me m 3ufammettfe|un3en roie 
 Pomegran'ate, &c., PSm'mel, Pom'pion 
 Pom'pire , RhSmb ( rum ) , R8m'age (vid. 
 Rummage), S6me, S6ra'ers (Islands), S8m'- 
 ner, ftott Summoner, StSm'ach; h) oor 
 b:—Wh3ob'ub,flQttbe§gen)6{)nnd()en Hubbub; 
 cor f in Ltiof, gen)c>^nlid^er Liiff; c) for v: 
 
 Ab6ve', BelCv'ed, CSv'enant, u. "K., 
 COv'enous, C6v'entry, To C6v'er (unl) 3us 
 fttmmenfe^ungen, Recftv'er, DiscSv'er, &c.), 
 Cdv'ert, Cftv'et, Cov'ey, CSv'in , D6vc, 
 Glove, Gov'ern (Misgov'ern, &c.), HSv'er 
 (allgemein j flir hov'er finb Sheridan , Scott, 
 Perry, Enfield, Jameson, Knowles) ; Trrec8v'- 
 erable, L3ve, Ov'en, PIdv'er, Scov'el, 
 (Smart, Worcester, neben ber lu8fprad^e 
 Scov'el), To ShSve, ShSv'el, S6v'ereign, 
 St6v'er (Webster, neben ber Qllgemeincren 
 :jru§fpra(^e Sto'ver); rf) ©or bent ten 
 oorigen laut=i?ern)anbten th: — Anoth'er, 
 BrSth'er, Doth, Mftth'er (Fore'- mother, 
 &c.), Noth'ing (wad man con gemeinen 
 Sauten and) nuffin [!] fpre(3^en ^6rt, ogl 
 Dickens's ©cj^riften), Oth'er, To Poth'er 
 (noc^ Sheridan, Walker, Perry, St. Jones, 
 Fulton unb Knight; fur Poth'er finb 
 Enfield Jameson Webster, Worcester, 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXXIl 
 
 gintettung. 
 
 2. u like Walker's short u (a simi- 
 lar sound does not exist in German, 
 as near as it can be described is, 
 to combine the o in fBotti^, ^O^f and 
 the S in ^ott(^cr, %Opfex, but it 
 decidedly inclines more to o) , in But, 
 Tiiby Tiin, Fiir'row, Ciir'rent. 
 
 3. d like Walker's obtuse u, parti- 
 cularly after labials, (answering the 
 short German u as in SBuUc, S5uf^, 
 f&ntttx, &C.') , in Bull , Full, Pull, Bush, 
 Butcher, Ciish'ion [kiish'on]. 
 
 4. u like Walker's 6 (answering 
 the long German u in Otut^c, nut, 
 qUt, «S:c.), in Rule, Sure [shur]. True, 
 Truth. 
 
 5. ii used only before r, in the same 
 cases and with the same exceptions as 
 e and i with which it coincides in pro- 
 nunciation, with the exception of its 
 being more obtuse: — Fiir, Piirre, 
 Chiirch, Miir'der, Fiir'rjer. 
 
 6. 11 strictly analogous to a, e, i, 
 o : — Miir'mur, Curvet', Multan'gular, 
 MultYp'artite. 
 
 Vl. Y. 1. y like T:— My, Dry, 
 Type, Scythe [sTth] , Cy'cle, Cy'prus. 
 
 2. y like i: — Cym'bal, Cyn'ic, 
 Syl'lable. 
 
 3. y like i: — Myrrh, MyVtle, 
 
 syytis. 
 
 4. y like i: — Ver'y, Fu'ry, 
 Cymar', Ma/tyr. 
 
 2. ii Qldii) Walker's furjem fl (tin 
 im 2)eutf^cn nid)t ijorl;anbenev 2aut, 
 ein SlJlifc^laut jiuifd^en bem o in fBctti^, 
 Xop\ unb bem 5 in SSptt^cr, loafer, 
 bo^ ctttfd^ieben me:^r bem o fi^ f)innd= 
 genb), in But, Tub, Tiin, Fiir'row, 
 Ciir'rent. 
 
 3. u gleic^ Walker'0 bxtm^jfcm !urjen 
 u, BefonberS na^ ^i^ptnW^ftahm (bem 
 beutf^en fur^en u in fSnUi, SSufc^, SSut^ 
 ter, 2C. entf^re^enb), in Bull, Full, Pull, 
 Biish, Butcher, Cush'ion [kush'on]. 
 
 4. u gteic^ Walker'g 6 (gleid^ bem 
 beutfd)cn cjebe^nten u in Utntf)c, nur, 
 gut, JC.) , in Rule , Sure [shur] , True, 
 Truth. 
 
 5. ii, nur t)or r, in benfelBen %ah 
 (en itnb mtt benfelben 5luana^men, 
 trie e unb "i, benen eg in ber 5lu§i 
 f^ra^e ^temli^ gleid^ fommt; nur iji 
 c6 ctit>a6 bum^fer: — Fiir, Piirre, 
 Chiirch, Miir'der, Fiir'rjer. 
 
 6. u, i^ bem a, e, i, o genau 
 analog : — Miir'mur, Curvet', Multan'- 
 gular, Multip'artTte. 
 
 VI. Y.* 1. y gleic^ I:— My, Dry, 
 Type, Scythe [sTlh], Cy'cle, Cy'prus. 
 
 2. y gleid^ i; — Cym'bal, Cyn'lc, 
 Syl'lable. 
 
 3. y gleid^ i': — Myrrh, Myytle, 
 Syr'tjs. 
 
 4. y gleid^ i: — Ver'y, Fu'ry, 
 Cymar', Mar'tyr. 
 
 Qaoth (after Walker, Stephen Jones, Smart, 
 and others besides quoth), Roth'er instead 
 of the now usual Rudder, Smoth'er. This 
 sound also very frequently occurs in syllables 
 which are not under the primary accent, 
 particularly if from any cause they are spoken 
 with a greater stress than mere weak and 
 unaccented syllables; it occurs of course 
 most frequently in the secondary accent : — 
 Car"dam8m', Ab"ingd6n', Is"lingt6n', Leb"a- 
 nSn', Lex"ington', Un"i88n', Wash^ington', 
 Man'^ihftt', Frol^icksiSme', Wea"ris6me', &c. 
 In nnaccented syllables 9 often occurs instead, 
 as : — Hand'some, &c 
 
 Knowles, Smart), Qu6th (nod^ Walker, 
 Stephen Jones, Smart, U. 11. neben quoth), 
 Roth'er ftatt beS je^t fiblit^en Rudder, 
 Smoth'er. Xud) in ©Qlben, bie nid^t ben 
 ^auptaccent Ijaben, befonberS roenn il^nen 
 au§ irgenb eincm ©runbe mc^r ©emic^t 
 aU ganj tonlofen unb bumpfen pfommt, 
 finbet fi(b biefeS 65 naturlicb om ^dufigflcn 
 im fecunbdren Accent: j. ©. Car"dam6m', 
 Ab^ingdon', Is"lingt3n', Leb"an6n', Lex"- 
 ington', U^nison', Wash"ingt6n', Man"ih6t', 
 Frol"icks5me', Wea"ris6me', &c. ^H accent- 
 lofen ©Qlbcn ftd)t ^dufig q bafiir: — 
 Hand'sQme, &c. 
 

 Introduction. XXXIII (Etnteitung. 
 
 A com 
 
 plete survey of these vowel 
 
 ^ic ^ahcile ber 3SocaIe iimrbe 
 
 sounds is 
 
 exhibited by the following 
 
 alfo fun ^ufammengefa^t fic^ barficKcn 
 
 table, as : 
 
 -- 
 
 trie folgt: — 
 
 A. 
 
 1. a: — Shade, Fain, Lay'er- 
 
 
 2. a: — Shad, Fan, Lamp. 
 
 
 3. a: — Share, Fare, Bare. 
 
 
 4. a: — Sharp, Far, Fa'ther. 
 
 
 5. a: — Fast, Haft, Exam'ple, Bath, BrSnch, Grisp. 
 
 
 6. a: — Law, Fall, Wa'ter. 
 
 
 7. a: — Lfar, Pal'ace, Mon'arch. 
 
 E. 
 
 L e: — Me", Mere,' Sheep. 
 
 
 2. e: — Hen, Met, Let. 
 
 
 3. ^ glci^ a: — Heir [ar], There [thar]. 
 
 
 4. e: — Her, Herd, Defer'rer. 
 
 
 5. c gleid^ i: — Event', Reahty, Defer'rer. 
 
 
 6. e: — Lay'er, Fa'ther, Redee'mor. 
 
 1. 
 
 I. T: — Pine, Fine, Fire. 
 
 
 2. Y: — PYn, Fin, MYr'ror. 
 
 
 3. i: — Shire, Marine', Ma9hine'. 
 
 
 4. i: — Fir, Bird, StiVrer. 
 
 
 5. i: — Elix'jr, ImmyscibTl'ity. 
 
 O. 
 
 L 5: — No, Note, Sore, To'ry, Tern. 
 
 
 2. 5: — Not, SSr'el, Toi^rcnt. 
 
 
 3. 6: — Move, Prove, Cool. 
 
 
 4. o: — Nor, Sor'did, Or'der. 
 
 
 5. o: — Sun, Bor'ough [bur'rQ], Love. 
 
 
 6. 9: — Ac'tor, Doc'tor, Obtest', CgncJSct^. 
 
 u. 
 
 1. a: — Tube, Fil'ry, Cure. 
 
 
 2. il: — Tiib, Tiin, Ciir'rent. 
 
 
 3. u; — Bull, Biish, But'ciier. 
 
 
 4. 1I: — Rule, Sure [shur]. Truth. 
 
 
 5. ii: — Fiir, Chiirch, Miir'der. 
 
 
 6. u: — Miir'mur, Multip'artlte. 
 
 Y. 
 
 1. ^: _ My, Dry, c'fprus. 
 
 
 2. y: — <:ym'bal, Cyn'Jc, Syl'van. 
 
 
 3. y: — Myrrh [mir], Myr'tle, S>Vtis. 
 
 
 4. y: _ Ver'y, Sym'metry, Cymar'. 
 
 Combinations of vowels. — 2?ocal=2Scrbittbtttigett* 
 
 ae glelc^ e: — Cse'sar gleic^ Se'zar 
 
 ae glei^ e: — ^t'na, Synaer'esis glei^ Etna, sjner'isis. 
 
 ai (ay) gleic| a:, — Fain, Pain, Pla/er gletd^ fan, pan, pla'er. 
 
 ai glctc^ a: — Air, Fair glcid^ ar, far. 
 
 au gleic^ a: — Aunt, Diiunt gletd& ant, dant. 
 
 au (aw) glfici^ a: — Taught, Bdwl glelc^ t^t, b^. 
 
 I. *•• 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXXIV 
 
 6inleituttg. 
 
 ea glei(^ a: — Great, Steaks gleld) grat, staks. 
 ea glet^ a: — Bear, Tear glcic| bar, tar. 
 ea glei^ e: — Tear, Mean glcic^ ter, men. 
 
 — Bread, Tread glci^ bred, tred. 
 
 — Heard, Pearl glet^ herd, perl. 
 
 — Sheep, Feet glei^ shep, fet. 
 
 — Seize, Receive' glet^ siz, risiv', 
 
 — Heir gleic^ er gleid^ ar. 
 
 — Bliid'geon gleid) bliid'jon. 
 Euphon'ic^ glci^ ufon'jk. 
 Rheum, An'drew gleid^ rum, an'dru. 
 
 ea glcic^ e; 
 
 ea glei^ e 
 
 ee glet^ e 
 
 ei glci^ i: 
 
 ei glctC^ e: 
 eo glci(^ o 
 
 eu (ew) glci^ u: 
 
 eu (ew) gletc^ u: 
 
 ey glei(^ 
 ie Qld^ 
 Te g(eic^ 
 oa glcid^ 
 
 oe qU'i^ 
 oe glei^ 
 
 e: — Barley, Joiir'ney gletc^ bar'ie, jiir'ne. 
 
 i : — Field, Shield glcic^ fild, shild. 
 
 T: — Die, Lie glcic^ dT, iT. 
 
 o: — Boat, COal glei(^ bot, kol. 
 oa gleic^ a: — Broad gleic^ brad. 
 
 6: — Doe, Foe gletd) do, fo. 
 
 e: — Antoe'cT, Foe'tus gleic^ ante'sT, fe'tus. 
 01 (glcid^ bcm bcutfd^cn ot, 019, in ^oil Ǥoic, Ǥo^cr, itienn man ba6 oime ein 
 hxeiUB a auSft)rt^t, ijgl a 6. <S. XXVI) : — Avoid, Boil, 0«, Soil, Voice. 
 66 Qki^ 6: — Fool, Tool glcid) fol, tol. 
 
 6u (6w) glel^ V^alker'g 6u (trie au in lau, ^aVLt): — Sound, Cow. 
 oil, oil gleld^ ii, ii: — enough', joiir'ney gleid^ enuf, jur'ne. 
 ou glel^ u: — Boutade', Loul'sa glctc^ biitad', liil'za. 
 6u Qld^ u: — Alquifou, Wound glet^ al'kwifu, wiind. 
 oy gletd^ 01: — Boy, Toy gleic^ boi, toi. 
 lie qUI^ il: — Cue, Ar'gile glet^ ku, ar'gQ. 
 ue gletc^ u: — True, Rile gkid^ trii, ru. 
 ui gleici^ ii: — Suit, Juice glei^ silt, jus. 
 iii glci^ u: — Friiit, Cruise gletd) frut, krus. 
 
 In general all vowels that are not 
 marked, are silent, with the ex- 
 ception of y and some terminations 
 specified below; peculiar deviations 
 are in the dictionary always enclosed 
 in brackets [ ], compare Convey, 
 Deign, Height, Buy, Book, V^ool, 
 V^ood, Blood, Door, Caoutchouc, 
 Leopard, Beauty, Aisle, &c. 
 
 Consonants and terminations 
 of words. 
 
 C without any mark,before a,o and u and 
 all the consonants has the hard sound 
 of k ; it is soft like s before e, i and y. 
 
 3ni 5(Kgcmeinen gilt, baf aUe un= 
 6cgei^neten SQocaU, aujcr y unb ben 
 unten hqd^mUn (Snbungcn, jiumm 
 finbj Sefonbere 5lBn)ei^ungen jinb tm 
 2B6rter6uc^e j!etg in Jtlammem [ ] 
 nc^er Begei^net, ijgl. Convey, Deign, 
 Height, Buy, Book, Wool, Wood, 
 Blood, Door, Caoutchouc, Leopard, 
 Beauty, Aisle, &c. 
 
 ©ottfonantett nn^ SBort« 
 
 C o^nc a3e;;eic^nnng ^art (n?ic k) i)oi 
 a, o, u nnb alien Sonfonanten, 
 weid^ (h)ic s) »ot e, i, y. 
 
Introduction, 
 
 XXXV 
 
 dinCeitung. 
 
 Q, 5 hard like k: — Char'acter, 
 
 QhSsm, Scep'tic. 
 (J, 9 soft like s : — (Jhaise, Flac'9id 
 
 like shaz, flak'sid. 
 Ch without a mark sounds like tsh : — 
 
 Charm, Chair like tsharm, tshar. 
 G without a mark, hard before a, 
 
 o and u, and all the consonants; 
 
 it is soft before e, i and y. 
 G, g hard like g in ®ott: — Get, 
 
 g^ve. 
 G, g soft like j: — (Jem, gl'ant 
 
 like jem, jl'ant. 
 Nc, nch, nk like ngk: — Ban'co, 
 
 Bron'chiae, DSn'key like bang'ko, 
 
 brong'kie, dong^i, 
 Ph, likef:'— Phan'tom like fan'tom. 
 Qu, likekw: — QuYck, Quiv'er like 
 
 kwik, kwiv'er. 
 S, s soft like z: — GuTse, Wise 
 
 like gTze, wTz. 
 Th, th sharp as in (AYhk^ meM'od, 
 
 clotA, THOTXth. 
 
 Th, th unmarked, soft or flat, as 
 in this, that, sheathe, thith'er. 
 
 X, X soft like gz: — Alexan'der, 
 Exam'ple like alegzan'der, egzam'pl. 
 
 Z like a very soft German f (in leife, 
 SBetfc, lefen, 2Befcn): — Zounds, 
 Zeph'yr like zoundz, zefir. 
 
 The rest of the letters are almost 
 all the same as in German (x like ks, 
 s^c); a more explicit description of 
 others (for instance r and w) must be 
 sought for in the grammar or in the 
 dictionary itself. 
 
 C, c ^art n?ie k: — Qfe&r'acter, 
 
 Chasm, Scep'tic 
 g, 9 iicid^ trie s': — (Jhaise, Flag'- 
 
 9id gleic^ shaz, flak'sid. 
 Ch o^nc 35e5ei(|nutt3 iuie tsh : — Charm, 
 
 Chair gleic^ tsharm, tshar. 
 G o^ne CBejeic^nung ijoxt ijor a, o, u 
 
 unb oMtn ^onfonanten, treic^ »or 
 
 e, i, y. 
 G, g :^art rt>ie g in ®ott: — GSt, 
 
 give. 
 G, g tod6) trie j: — G?m, gl'ant 
 
 glei^ j?m, jl'ant. 
 Nc, nch, nk gleic^ ngk: — Ban'co, 
 
 Bron'chiae , Don'key glei^ bang'ko, 
 
 brSng'kie, dong'ki. 
 Ph trie f : — Phan'tom g|cid§ fan'tom. 
 Qu trie kw : — QuYck, Quiv'er glet(5 
 
 kwik, kwiv'er. 
 S, s ireic^ trie z: — GuTse, Wise 
 
 glcic^ gTze, wTz. 
 Th, th Be^eic^net bag fc^arfc ober^arteth, 
 
 trie in tAink, me/A'od, clotA, mvnik 
 Th,th bqd^^mt bagtreic^e oberfanftc th, 
 
 h)ie in this, that, sheathe, Jhith'er. 
 X, X treic^ n?ie gz: — Alexan'der, 
 
 Exam'ple glei^ alegzan'der,egzam'pL 
 Z tt)ie ein [e^r hjei^e^ beutf^eg f (in 
 
 Ieife,2Bcife, tefen, 2Befen):-7-Z6unds, 
 
 Zeph'yr gleid^ zoundz, zefir. 
 
 3)ie iik-igen 93uci^|laben flnb ben 
 beutfd^en fafl aUe gleic^ (x glei^ ks, &c.), 
 abev bie genauere ©epimmung dn^ 
 idmx, trie j. 35. r, w auB ber ©rams 
 mattf ober im 2B6rterBu(^e felb^ ju 
 crfe^en. 
 
 rial, J 
 
 sial, [ Qle{(§ shal: — 
 
 tial, ) 
 
 cian, J 
 
 sian, > gle{(§ shan: — 
 
 tian,/ 
 
 Tenninations. — ©nbtttigctu 
 
 Spe'cial, So'cial. 
 Controver'sial. 
 Essgn'tial, Par'tial. 
 wJ.rifAmeti'cian, Physi'cian. 
 Castr^n'sian. Per'sian. 
 Ter'tian. 
 
 ***2 
 
Introduction 
 
 XXXVI 
 
 Sinkitung. 
 
 date, 
 tiate, 
 
 elate, \ 
 tjate, 
 
 cient, 
 sient, I 
 lient, . 
 
 glei^ shiat: 
 
 Appre'ciate, Asso'cjate. 
 Balbii'tiate, Expa'tiate. 
 
 gUill) shjet: - ^^^.-^i^te. Ema'date. 
 Innrtiate. 
 
 EflTcient, Profi'cient. 
 glfl^ shent: — TrSn'sient. 
 
 Dissen'tient, Pa'tient. 
 
 ^^^^^'! qleicfe shens: — ^on'sdence, Eflfi'cience. 
 tience, j ' Pa tience. 
 
 ous gleic^ iis, us: — Car'icous, Per'ilous, Car'nous, Won'drous gleldj 
 
 kar'ikiis, per'ilus, kar'nus, wiin'drus. 
 ceous, ) Acana'ceous, Creta'ceous. 
 
 cious, > gletd^ shus: — Auda'cious, Preco'cious. 
 tious, ) Cap'tious, Sedi'tious. 
 
 geous, ) J .^ • . _ Advanta'geous, Coura'geous. 
 gious, ) Contagious, Keligious. 
 
 sian gletd^ zhan: — Arte'sian, Ephe'sian. 
 
 O'sier, Ho'sier. 
 
 Con'scionable. 
 
 sion, [ gleid^ shon : — Acces'sion, Pen'sion, Conver'sion. 
 tion, ) Na'tion, Conten'tion. 
 
 xion gleic^ kshon: — Affi*xioD. 
 
 sion gleid^ zhpn: — Adhe'sion, Confu'sion. 
 
 ^^®°' \ alci* ion: — ^^^^g/^"' Re'gion, Conta'gion. 
 geon, j o ^ J • * Blud'geon. 
 
 sier glei^ zher: — 
 cion, ) 
 
 Other singularities of pronunciation 
 as well as a portion of those which 
 have been already mentioned are de- 
 signated in the dictionary, enclosed in 
 brackets [ ], in order to prevent any 
 mistake at once. In one point the sys- 
 tem of marks in this work differs from 
 that of Mr. Worcester: that is the 
 much controverted hissing pronuncia- 
 tion of the letters t, d, c, s, x and z 
 before terminations or vowel combina- 
 tions such as - ure, - une, - ean, - eate, 
 -eous,-eal, eo-, -ian,&c. It is generally 
 agreed that this corruption, especially 
 in regard to the letter d, has since the 
 time of Walker, fallen within much 
 
 9Inbcrc aBtueid^enbe S^Hc, jum %^t\\ 
 auc^ ein^etne ber ijorcrn? a^^nten, finb 
 im 20S6rterbu(^e felbft in ^lammern [ ] 
 beutlici^ Be^eid^net iworben, urn jebc 
 3irrung auf ber <Stet(e gu ijcrl^inbertt. 
 3n einem $wnftc no(^ meid^t bie IBe= 
 jetci^nung in btefem SBerfe ijon bcr 
 Worcester'fc^en ab. (Eg ift bic »ielBe^ 
 f^ro(|ene, ^ter feincgn?eg§ auS bcm 
 ©ntnbe gu erSrtembc gejifd^te 5lug= 
 f^rac^e bc0 t, d, c, s, x, ^ »or (Sn^ 
 bungeti obcr S3ocal=SomBinationert ivie 
 -ure, -une, -ean, -eate, -eous, -eal, eo-, 
 -ian, &c. Sebcnfalfg iji aKgcmein ju= 
 gcjtanben, baf] fcit Walker biefe Sor= 
 ruction, Befonbcra hjag d Betrijft, fe^r 
 
Introduction. 
 
 XXXVII 
 
 (ginleitung. 
 
 narrower limits , to reject it entirely 
 with Worcester and others in such ter- 
 minations as -ture and -tune, seemed 
 scarcely expedient. This question has 
 been most judiciously treated by Mr. 
 Smart in his Principles (Walker Remo 
 delJed, London, 1836) § 147: —«It is 
 possible to preserve the pure sound of 
 the t and d in nature and verdure ; yet 
 nothing is more certain than that they 
 are not preserved pure by the best 
 and most careful speakers. — In many 
 words, it cannot be doubted that he 
 (a speaker) must yield to this corrup- 
 tion, if he wishes to escape the ridicu- 
 lous effect of pronouncing as nobody 
 else pronounces; in other instances, 
 he may decidedly adopt the more 
 regular sounds; but in the majo- 
 rity of cases his best course will 
 be neither to yield decidedly to 
 the practice, nor very carefully to 
 avoid it, this being one of the cases 
 in which the extreme either way 
 has a bad effect." 
 
 It will not be improper to repeat 
 I here what has been several times allu- 
 ded to, in the course of this intro- 
 duction, that words of daily use, which 
 have become the property of the 
 people, cannot be rescued from trans- 
 formation; those which are more unu- 
 sual and foreign are more conformable 
 to rules ; to which, in conclusion I beg 
 leave to add the following excellent 
 remark of Mr. Worcester: — "A proper 
 pronunciation is indeed a desirable 
 accomplishment, and is indicative of a 
 correct taste and a good education; 
 stiU it ought to be remembered, that in 
 speech, as in manners, he that is the 
 most precise is often the least pleasing, 
 and that affectation is less pardonable 
 than rusticity." 
 
 6ef($rdnft iuorben t|i; jie ahn mit 
 Worcester unb 2(nbercn in foI(^eu (Bn= 
 bungen tvie -ture, -tune gang aufgugc= 
 Un, fc^tcn n[S)t gcratf;cn. ha§ S3e|tc 
 ^icriiBcr 1)at t»o:^l Smart in einem treffli= 
 d^en ^aragvap^en feincr Principles(Wal- 
 kerRemodelled,London,l836)gffagt; 
 cS ^ci^t bort § 147 It. 5(.: — ,,(Sa ift 
 moglic^, ben vcinen Saut in Nature, 
 Verdure gu Uimljxen-j aBer ni6)t^ ijl 
 gchjijfer, aI6 ba^ bicfe SCBovtc «oit 
 ben Bejlcn unb forgfaltigjten <Bpxe^(xn 
 ni(f)t rein 6en?af;rt hjerben. — 3n 
 mUn SCBorten ift ea ungtveifeir;aft, bajj 
 man bicfer G^orruption na^Qchm muj, 
 trenn man xii^t bic :?d(^erUc^fcit anf 
 ji(^ ne^nien hjiU, gu f^rec^en, me tdn 
 5lnberer \pxi^t, in anberen Lallan 
 fann man entf^ieben ben vegelmdf?igen 
 Saut annet;men; abcr e$ tinub mcipenS 
 ba^ S3ej!e fcin, meber entfcf)icben bem 
 ii6Ii(I)cn l^aute gu folgen, nod^ il;m gu 
 dngftUcI au^nmi^^m, inbem bieS etnec 
 tion ben fatten ifl, inbenen Oeibe tovemc 
 eintn iiSIcn Sinbrucf mac^en." 
 
 5luc!^ ^icr n.Hebert;oU ftd^ bic 6es 
 fanntc (Srf^einung, bic in bicfer dUu 
 leltung an i^erfc^iebenen (SttUm 6e= 
 rii^vt njorben ift, bap atttaglid^e, 
 Q3oIfgeigent(;um geh;orbene Shorter ber 
 Umgefialtung ntc^t entrei^6ar fmb, xin^ 
 gen?6^nli(^erc unb frembe lieber ber 
 9legel folgen; unb fo fei eS eriaubt, 
 mit etnem tvcfflic^en 5(uaf))rud^e Wor- 
 cester'g gu fd^liejcn: — „<So wmu 
 \^m^\vixti) au(^ dm ri^tige 5(u6fvra(^e 
 ip, unb fo fel;r fie aii^ cin 3fi^f« 
 einea geregcltcn ®efc()matfea unb einer 
 guten (Srgie^^ung ift, fo barf man bo(^ 
 nte ijergejfen, bag im <B)>xt^m \m 
 im 35etragen, baa jJiegelrec^tefte oft 
 am njenigften gefdKt unb bag ^ic= 
 rerei untiergeitiUc^ev ift a(a ©erb^eit/' 
 
Explanation 
 
 of the abbreviations and marks in 
 this dictionary. 
 
 bcr 5l6fur^unficn unb gcic^cn in bicfem 
 SBorterbud^c. 
 
 SBenn mt^tttt ^intetcinonbet ^e^enbe Xttilel cinem Sadfec angel)8ten, fo tft &er Jfbfurjung 
 ein -8. (lis ^lutaljeidben onge^fingtunb bfefelbe biefenXttifeln ©otongefleat n3ot!>£n j fofmbbet 
 To Balance bit f)int«x 5. ftffeenbm XuSbritcfe be6 XctiDum Com-s. b. t. commercial terms ; 
 bit brei le^ten TCttitel Ui bem SSorte Wing: Mar-s. b. L mariners' terms. 
 
 I. 
 
 English abbreviations. 
 
 n9ltf(^e ^bturjungcn. 
 
 abbr. 
 
 Ac. 
 
 Ac, canU 
 
 Acoust. 
 
 adj, 
 
 adv. 
 
 affect. 
 
 a0irm 
 
 Agr. 
 
 Alch 
 
 Alg. 
 
 Am. 
 
 an. 
 An. 
 
 Anat. 
 
 Ang. 
 
 Angl. 
 
 Ant, 
 
 antiph. 
 
 orb. 
 
 Arch. 
 
 Archaeol, 
 
 Arith. 
 
 art. 
 
 Ast. 
 
 Astrol. 
 
 aux. V, 
 
 Bak. 
 
 barb. 
 
 stands for: abbreviated; abbreviation, abgefurjtj ^b!urjung. 
 » » academical term, ohbemifd^cr SunftouSbrucf. 
 
 » » academical cant term, TCugbrucE in bcr <Stubcntenfpra(bc. 
 » » Acoustics, ©(l(>aUlebre. 
 
 » » adjective, 5fbiecttt, JBcitDOrt. 
 
 » 9 adverb; adverbially, ^oerbium 5 Qbccrbialift^. 
 
 * » 1. affectedly, gesicrt j 2. marks an affected (or pedantical) word, 
 
 cin gcjierteS (obcr pcbantif(be§) SSort ju bejeit^ncn. 
 » » affirmatively, af^rmtttio, bcjia^enb. 
 
 » » term nsed in Agriculture, TCuSbrurf beim gelbbau. 
 
 /' » Alchymy, ^I^ljmie. 
 
 * » algebraical term, XuSbrutf tn bcr TClgebra. 
 
 » » American word or phrase , amsrifanifc^eS SBort ober Qitierifani* 
 
 ^6)c StebcnSort. 
 » » analogous, analogously, QitQlog : ccr^filtni^glcid^. 
 
 » » ancient, §. 23. ^n. Arch., An. Geog., alt ober dltcr, J. S3, dltcrc 
 
 aSaufunft, Qltc ©cograp^ic, jc. 
 » » anatomical term, lu&bru(f in ber BcrglieberungSfunfi. 
 
 ^ » term used with anglers, 7Cu§brucf beim ^ngeln. 
 
 «• » anglicism, cnglifd^c ©prQc()etgen^eit. 
 
 » » Antiquities, Tfntiquitdten. 
 » » antiphrastical, a word used by antipbrasis, ttntip^rQflifc() , ein 
 
 Quf SSeife eincr Tfntip^rafc gebraud^teg SSort. 
 marks a word of arbitrary formation, btid6)mt ein mU^ix^vUd) gebtlbc* 
 
 tc§ SBort. 
 stands for : architectonical term , TfuSbnitf in bcr Saufunft. 
 » » Archaeology, ^[tert^umSfunbC 
 
 » i» arithmetical term , TCuSbrucE in ber ^rit^metif. 
 
 >» » article, ®cf(l^lC(btS»ort. 
 
 f » astronomical term, TCuSbrudf in ber ^fironomie. 
 
 » » astrological term , 5Cu§brU(f in bcr 7f ftrologie. 
 
 >• » auxiliary verb, ^filfgjeitnjort. 
 
 ■ » term used by bakers, 93dcferau§brU(f. 
 
 » » barbarous word or term, SSarbarismuSC^eblergegen bieOteinbcit 
 bcr 6pra(^e). 
 
XXXIX 
 
 Bibl. stands for: Biblical subject , TfuStjrucf in Dcr ()ciligcn ©d^rifl. 
 
 BlU. •> » Billiard, lu§l)ruc? im Sillarbfpicl. 
 
 Bkb. » » term used by bookbinders, 35u^binDerau§ferudt. 
 
 Bks, » » term used by booksellers, 58ud^^ttnbterau§Drudf. 
 
 Bot, » » botanical term, :}fu§bruct in Dcr^flanjcnfunfec. 
 
 Bras. » » term used by brasiers, QCuStrucf t)er ^upferf(l(>miebe. 
 
 Brew. » » term used by brewers, IJCuStrurf Der JBroucr. 
 
 Brick'tn. » » term of brickmakers, luStrurf Der ^UO^lCt. 
 
 Brit. » » British, brittfd^. 
 
 hurl, » » burlesque, ttieferig fomifd^. 
 
 Butch, » » term used by butchers, ^lcifd^crau»trurf. 
 
 6. 10. » » a bad word, tin fd^Ic(^tc§ ([(^lec^t gebilt)ctc8) SBort. 
 
 the b.xD. » » the better word, t>tt5 befferc SBort. 
 
 Cam&. » » Cambridge, (englifd^e Unioerfitdt). 
 
 Cam. C/nto. PA. » Cambridge university phrase, 9let)enSttrt on Ux Uniccrfitdt JU 
 Sambribgc. 
 
 Can, » » term used in canaling, ^uSbrudf im Jtanalbau. 
 
 cant, (cant -s.) I » cant term, (cant terms) cant phrase, ^unflauSbrucf (^unftau§» 
 
 cant ph, \ n briidc) otcr 0lebenSQrt tcrfiicbencr ©crocrbe: bcr ©cclcute, 
 
 ©icbe, Settler, bcs ^obeis, :c. turf. Diet, 
 
 Carp. » » term used by carpenters, 3inimcrmannSau§bruct. 
 
 Cd.-m. » » card maker, ^artenmad^crQUSbrutf. 
 
 cf. » » confer, (compare), confcrire, cerglcid)e. 
 
 Ch. » » term relating to church customs, :jlu§brucf in S5ctrcff fix6)li^tt 
 
 ©cbrduc^c. 
 
 Chand, » » term used by Chandlers, ^u»brucf bcr Sicbtjic^cr. 
 
 Chem. » » chemical term, "XuSbrucC in bcr ©(bcifcefunjl. 
 
 Chr, ■ » Christian, (brifllid). 
 
 Chron, » » 1. chronological terra, !Jfu§brudP in ber S^ronologiej 2. Chro- 
 
 nicles, SSucb ber G^ronifa (in bcr fflibel). 
 
 Cloth. » » clothier's expression, ^uSbrucE bcr Sucbbcrcitcr. 
 
 C-nu » » coach-maker, ^uStjrucfbcr SBagcnbouer. 
 
 eoL {col-s.y » » colloquial word or expression, (colloquial words, expressions, phra- 
 ses) ^USbruct (lu8brucfe)inbcr ccrtrauten obcrUmgangSfpratbc 
 
 collect n » collectively, coUcctit), ubcrbauptj ttl§ ©ammclwort. 
 
 Com, » » term used in commerce, fQUfmdnnif(ber 3Cu§brurf. Com, Law, 
 
 commercial law, 4)anbcl6red^t. 
 
 com. » » oommonly, gewobnli^b- 
 
 comp, » » comparative, (Somparatio, ^fi^cre S5erglci(bung5flufe. 
 
 camp. » » (in) compounds, b. i. in compound words, (Sompojlto, in SUfom» 
 
 mcngefc|tcn S[B6rtern. 
 
 Conch. » » Conchology, dontbQliologie. 
 
 Conf, » » term used by confectioners, TCuSbnicf in bcr 3ucferbdrfcrci. 
 
 cony. » » conjunction, 95inberoort, (Sonjunction. 
 
 cont, » » contemptuously, or marks a word of contempt, t)(rdd|)tli(if)/ ObCt 
 
 bejei(bnet eincn 7(ugl)ruc! bcr S5erad)tung. 
 
 contr, » » contracted, contractedly, sufammcngcacgcn. 
 
 Cook. » » Cookerj,,^0(b!unft. 
 
 Coop, » » cooper's terra, ^ufcrQUSbrurf. 
 
 cor. » » corrupted, corruptly, cerborben, oerborbcnc ©(breibart. 
 
 Corn, » » Cornwall, 6ornn)QUi& (cngliftbe ©raffc^aft). 
 
 Cryst, » » Crystallography, ^j^flallograp^ic. 
 
 Cumb, » » Cumberland (englifc^c ©raffd^aft). 
 
 Chirr, » » termof curriers, ^uSbrucf ber Sebcrberciter. 
 
 Oust, » » term relating to the Customs, TfuSbrudC im SoUroefcn. 
 
 CuUfCuU. 9 ■> term used in Cutlery, 3)? e|fcrf(bmiebcau5bn:cf. 
 
XL 
 
 d, standi for: 1. penny, pence, englifd^er ^Pfennig, englifc^e ^fennigci 2. defec- 
 
 tive, mangel^aft) 3. dative, verb dative, 'Jdati'o, batioeS Bcitwort. 
 
 Dan, » » Danish, bdnif^ 5 Daniel, (^rop^et) ©aniel. 
 
 Dane. » » term ased in dancing, TCu&brucf in ber Sonj^unfl- 
 
 dec. » » decent, anflanbtg (a word or phrase used in decent language in 
 
 preference to another, cin SBort ober einc €flcben§Qrt ml6)ci&) 
 anbern bes 7(nftanbc§ wegcn oorjujic^en ift). 
 
 Dent. » • term used by dentists, !iCu§brucf ber Stt^ndrstc. 
 
 Derb, » » Derbyshire (englifc^e ©raffd^aft). 
 
 Deut. » » Deuteronomy, baS 5tC SSud^ SKofiS. 
 
 i>ia/. » » Dialing, ^u§brurf in bcr ©nomonif (©onnenu^rfunf!). 
 
 Dik. » » term used in Diking , luSbrucf beim ©dc^bau. 
 
 dim. » » diminutive, SSertlcinerunggroort 5 diminutively, terfleinernb. 
 
 Diop. » » Dioptrics, ©ioptrit 
 
 Dip. » » Diplomacy, ^KuSbrudP in bcr ©iplomotie. 
 
 Dist. » » term used in Distilling, luSbrucf bet ber ©eflittirfunf^. 
 
 Dram. » « dramatical phrase, bromatif(^e OlcbenSart. 
 
 Draw. » » term used in Drawing, ^uSbrudf beim 3eid^ncn. 
 
 Dy. » » term used in Dying, gdrberauSbrurf. 
 
 Ecc. » » Ecclesiastical, firc^Udj, geiftlid^. jEcc.ifi^f. Ecclesiastical History, 
 
 ^ir(^engef(bid^te. Ecc. Law, Ecclesiastical Law, ^irt^cnre^)!. 
 
 d. » » elegant, elegantly, a word used in elegant life, elegant, gc* 
 
 f(^macff oU, jicrli^, ein jierlic^er 7fu§bru(f . 
 
 Elec. » » Electricity, eieftricitdt. 
 
 ellipt. » » elliptically, eUiptifd), mit 7Cu§* oberSBcglalfung. 
 
 emph. » » emphatically, cmp^Qtif(^, mit 3tad^brurf. 
 
 -E«ff. » » Engineering, Tfugbrutf beim Sngenieurracfen. 
 
 Ertff^ » » English , England , englifd^, ©nglonb. Engl. Col. English Colo- 
 
 nies, ©nglifd^e Solonien. Engl. Univ. English Universities* 
 cnglifc^cS UniccrfitatSroefcn. 
 
 Engr. » » term used in Engraving, jR:upfer= ober <Bta^lfled^eraugbrurf. 
 
 Ent. » » Entomology, Sntcmologie, ^erbt^icrfunbc, ©ejiefcrle^rc. 
 
 Es. » » Essex (engUf(^e ©roffc^aft). 
 
 Esth. » » Esthetics , tftl)etif, SBiffenfd^Qft Pom ©^6ncn unb Sr^obenen. 
 
 Etch. » » Etching, lic^tm^. 
 
 Eth. » » Ethics, ssioxal, ©ittenle^jre. 
 
 euph. » » euphonic, auphonically ; euphemism, cupl^onif^, njo^Iloutenb, mil- 
 
 bernb 5 Sup^cmi§mu8, milbernbeS JSort, f^onenber ^u8brucf. 
 /• » » substantive of the feminine gender, ^QUpttDOrt roeiblid^en ®e* 
 
 Eab. » » Fable, ^obel, lugbrucf in ber ^obel. 
 
 Ealc. » » Falconry, 'Jfu&brucf in ber ^alfnerei. 
 
 /am. (Jams.) » » familiar word or expression , (familiar terms), ^u§bru(f (IfuS* 
 
 briicfe) in ber certrautcn ober UmgongSfprati^e. 
 Far* » » Farriery, 1. TfuSbrucf ber ^uff(^micbe5 2. ^ugbrudf in bcr €flof' 
 
 arjneifunbc. 
 Fenc» » » term ased in Fencing, ^uSbrudf in ber ^ed^tfunfl. 
 
 fis- O^ff-*.) » » figuratively, (figurative expressions), bilbli(^ ober uneigcntUd) f 
 
 (bilbli(be ^uSbritcte). 
 Fish, » » Fishing, :iCu§bntrf in ber ^ifcbcrei. 
 
 F-m, » » term used by Freemasons, greintQUrerauSbrudP. 
 
 fond. » » fondly, in fondness, jdrtlid^, tttuSbrutf ber ^artlid^fcit. 
 
 For. » B term used by Foresters, ^orfierau&bmcf, ^orfiroefcn. For. Law^ 
 
 Forest Law, ^orftgcfe|c, 3o9^gffe§C. 
 form. • » formerly, fritter, e^cmalg. 
 
 Fort, • » term in Fortification, Tfugbrucf in ber SSefeftigungSfunf!. 
 
XLI 
 
 Found. 
 
 stands 
 
 for 
 
 Fr. 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 Furr. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 F-w. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Gall. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Gam. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Gard. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Gen. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 gen. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Geog. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Geol. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Germ. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Gild. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Glaz. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Gl-gr. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Glov. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Gold-b. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Gold-f. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 imp. 
 
 
 
 » 
 
 imper. 
 
 
 
 » 
 
 impr. 
 
 
 
 » 
 
 incor. 
 
 
 
 » 
 
 indec. 
 
 
 
 » 
 
 inel. 
 
 marh 
 
 an 
 
 
 imep. partic. 
 
 stands for 
 
 int. 
 
 
 )) 
 
 » 
 
 : term used in Founderies, ^uSbrucf ber 0)?etallgiefcr» 
 French, fraitjoflfd^. 
 term used by furriers (or in the fur-trade), Jtfirf(^nerau5brtttf ^ 
 
 !JCu§t)rutf im 3iau(l^»aarent)ttntel. 
 term used in fireworks, ^cuerroerferau&brucC. 
 gallicism, ®QUici§mu§, franjofifd^c ^prad^dgcn^dt 
 term used in gaming, "JCuSt^rucf im ©pielc. 
 term used in gardening, ©drtnerauS^rucf. 
 Genealogy , luSDiucf in bcr Senealogic. 
 generally, fibcr^oupt. 
 
 term used in Geography, ^uStrudfin t)er ©cograp^ic 
 term used in Geology, ^u8t>rucf in bcV ©coIoQtc. 
 1. germanism, ®crmani§mu8, ^cutfilu' ©prat^cigen^eit 5 2 Ger 
 
 many, German History, &c. Deutfd^lanb; t)cutfd()e ®i^(S)id)tc, U- 
 term used by gilders, ^u§t)rudEt)er2ScrgoItjer. 
 term used by glaziers, ^ugtrurf Dcr ©lafer. 
 term used by glass-grinders, !ifu§^rucE Der ®la§fc()lcifer. 
 glover's term, ^u&Drudf t)er ^Qntjf^u^mad^cr. 
 term used by gold-beaters, @oH)f(J^IdgcrQU§t)rucE. 
 term used by gold-fincrs, ®oH)fd^eit)crau§t;ru(f. 
 term used by gold-smiths, ^udtrudf t)cr ®'^H>f(^inict)e. 
 Greek gried^ifc^^ Greek word, gried^ifdjcS SBort. Gr. C7i. Greet 
 
 Church, gricd^ifd^e Jtirc^c. 
 grammatical term, grammatifalifd^er '2(u§t)rudf. 
 term used by gun-smiths, !i(u§l)nicf DtT SSud^fenfd^micbc. 
 terra in Gunnery or in Artillery, ^uSbrucf in l)cr ®efdi)il§Fun^. 
 term used in glass-works, ®la§^uttenQU§l)rU£f. 
 hardly allowable, taum JU gef^ttttcn. 
 hatter's term , ^utma(^craugt>rutf. 
 term used by hair-dressers, 7Cu§t5rucP t)cr |>attrfunfHer. 
 terra used in Heraldry, ^u^Drucf in l)er ^erttlbif. 
 Hindoo, ^inbuflanifdl), ^inijoftanifdj, infcifdj. 
 History, ®cf(^idpte (J. ®. An HisU; Ch. Hist.; Ecc. Hist.;&c.} 
 hardly legitimate, no(^ faum Qncrfunnt (oon eincm SBortc). 
 term in Horology, U^rmad^crauSbrucf . 
 term in Horticulture , ^uSbrudf im ©artcnbau obcr in ber ®Qrt» 
 
 nerfunfi. 
 humorous , humorously, launig, fd^erj^ttft. 
 term used by hunters, 33gcrttu6t>rU(f. 
 ♦erm in Husbandry, 'HuSDrucf Die Saniwirt^fc^Qft unt) ^cfergcrdt^j 
 
 bctreffenb. 
 Hydra^ics, ^t)t)rauUf, aGBQJTtTfrttftle^rc 
 h) perboiicall) , ubertrieben, (to use a word — , ^en ©inn cincS 
 
 SBorteS cergropcrn). 
 Ichthyology, TCuSbrucf in Dcr3<i^t^»5ologie. 
 id estf that is, bQ§ ^cipt, bo8 bcbcutct. 
 term used by instrument-makers, ^uStrutf ber^nflrumentcnmac^er, 
 impersonally, unperfonlid). 
 imperative mood, ^mpcratip : bcfe^Iente ©pred^ort- 
 improperly, unctgcntlic^, unpajfenb. 
 incorrectly, fe^lcr^aft. 
 
 indecent, unonfidnbig, gcgen bcn TCnflanb (cf. dec). 
 inelegant word or expression, bcjet^UCt ein SBort ot)Cr dnWV 
 
 TCuSbrudf gcgen ben gutcn ©ef^jmocf. 
 inseparable particle, unjertrennlid^e ^ortiFel. 
 interjection, Snterjection: (Smpfinbung§njorl, ^ufmfung 
 
XLII 
 
 inter. 
 
 stands 
 
 for 
 
 Ir, 
 
 » 
 
 }) 
 
 iron. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 irr. 
 
 )* 
 
 » 
 
 It. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 1-w, 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Ja. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Jew, 
 
 D 
 
 » 
 
 joe. 
 
 » 
 
 w 
 
 Join. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 I. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 ^. 
 
 » 
 
 w 
 
 Lat. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 LaWy 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 L-f. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 He. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Lit. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 lit. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Lock-sm, 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Log. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Up. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 l.u. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 lud. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 m. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 M-a. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Mag. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Man. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Manuf. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Mar. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Afo*. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Math. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Mech. 
 
 )» 
 
 » 
 
 Med. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Met. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 met. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Metal. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 MetapK 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 meton. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 Mil. 
 
 )> 
 
 » 
 
 MiU. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Min. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Mint. 
 
 11 
 
 » 
 
 mod, (mod'^.) » 
 
 » 
 
 Moh. Rel. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 MolU 
 
 11 
 
 M 
 
 : interrogative, frogenb j interrogatively, frogweife. 
 
 IriBh, irifd^, irldnt)if^. 
 
 ironically, ironifd^ : fp6ttif(^, ^o^nifd^. 
 
 irregularly, unregelmcifig, regelroit)rig. 
 
 Italian, italidnifd). 
 
 term used in iron-works, 6ifcn^uttcnau81)rU(f . 
 
 James, ^afobuS (the Epistle of — , fcie Gpiftcl Bt Safobi)- 
 
 term used by jewelers, SuroelierouSbrucE. Jew. Ant. Jewish Anti- 
 quity, jubifd^c ^Itert^iimer. Jew. Rel. Jewish Religion, jiit)if(3(>e 
 9leIigion. 
 
 jocularly, fd^erj^aft. 
 
 term used by joiners, Sifd^IerauSbrucE. 
 
 like, gleid^, wte. 
 
 pound, ^funb (cnglif^c Sftcd^nungSmunjc). 
 
 latinism, 2Qtini§mu§, latcinifc^e ©prad^cigen^cit. 
 
 Law term, juriftifd^cr ^uSbrucf, SBortin ber Stcd^t&gclel^rfamfdt 
 Law-ph. Law phrase, SflebenSart in ber Sfled^t§gcle^rfamfeit. 
 
 term used by letter-founders, IfuSlJrurf i)er ©d^riftgiepcr. 
 
 licentiously, cigent^umlid^ frei gebrauc^t. 
 
 Literature, Sltcratur, literorifd^cr !Jf uSbrudP. 
 
 literally, bud^fifibUd^, n)6rtlii, etgcntlic^ (ni^t figfirli^.) 
 
 term of locksmiths, ©d^loffcrau^tirucf. 
 
 logical term, ^u§l5rutf in bcr gogif. 
 
 less properly, minljer rid^tig. 
 
 little used, njenig ublid^. 
 
 ludicrously, fpafljaft; broUig, Icidijcrlid^. 
 
 substantive of the masculine gender, |)aupt»ort mdnnlid()ert 
 ®ef(^lcd^ts. 
 
 middle age, SKittclalter. 
 
 Magic, ^u§t)rucf in Der SRagic obcr ^auberfunfl. 
 
 Manege, ^uSbrucf in ber Sflcitf(^ule. 
 
 term used in manufactories, "jfuSbrudf im tKanufacturwaarenfttd^e. 
 
 Mariners' term, ^unftauSbrud in ber ©ecfprad^C. Mar. Law, Ma- 
 rine Law, ©cercd^t. 
 
 Masonry, ^u§brucf in i>cr SJJaurcrfunft. 
 
 mathematical term, ^u§brucf in bcr 5Kat^ematif. 
 
 mechanical term, TCulbrucf in bcr SUted^anif obcr in bcm COJaf(^incn» 
 njefen. 
 
 medical term, TfuSbrudP in ber ^rsnci»iffenf(^aft. 
 
 meteorological term, ^u^brudf in bcr 5KetcoroIogic (8ufterf£^ei» 
 nungSle^rc). 
 
 metaphorically, mctap^orifd^, finnbilblidf). 
 
 term used in Metallurgy, lusbruct in tcv SWctaHurgie, @d(>mc!j» i 
 funbc. 
 
 Metaphysics , QCuSbrudt in ber DJJetap^Qfif. 
 
 metonymical, mctont)mifd^, namentouf(ienl>. 
 
 military term, ^uStrudC in tev ^riegSfunfl. 
 
 term used by millers and millwrights, ^CuSbrudt bei ben SDtuHeni 
 unb 5Ku^lcnbQuem- 
 
 mineralogical or miners' term, Tfugbrutf in bcr SOfinerdicn* bep* 
 glcid^cn in ber S3crgbau*vKunbc. 
 
 term used with minters, TCuSbrudE bei ben SWetaKmiinscrn. 
 
 modern word or phrase, (modern phraiei, &c.), SBort obcr {Re* 
 bensarl (SBSrtcr 2C.) bcr ncuern 3i-'it. 
 
 Mahometan Religion, nio^om(m)ebanifd^e9leligton. 
 
 Mollusk, bic ^Jtollu^U, bag SKei^tbier. 
 
XLIil 
 
 Mor. stands 
 
 fo> 
 
 m.p. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Mus. 
 
 n 
 
 » 
 
 Myth. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 n. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Nat. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Nant. ; Nav. 
 
 M 
 
 » 
 
 SB, 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 N.E. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 n.E. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 neg. 
 
 » 
 
 )> 
 
 n. /. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 N-m. 
 
 » 
 
 <) 
 
 North. Myth, 
 
 . » 
 
 V 
 
 (n. w.) 
 
 W 
 
 n 
 
 A'wm. 
 
 » 
 
 n 
 
 n. X). p. 
 
 )) 
 
 9 
 
 n. y. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 n. y. I. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Ono. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 opp. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 Opt. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Orn. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Oxf Univ. 
 
 cant 
 
 
 P- 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 p. 0. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 Paint 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 Pari. Ph. 
 
 » 
 
 n 
 
 partic. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 particul. 
 
 » 
 
 )> 
 
 pass. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 Paste-b-m, 
 
 » 
 
 M 
 
 Pav. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Pdr.-m. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Per. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Pers. 
 
 )» 
 
 » 
 
 Pet 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Pewt 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Ph. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 ph., phs. 
 
 » 
 
 M 
 
 Pharm. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Phren. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Phy. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 Physiol. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 Pin-m. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 pi. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 Plum. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 P-m. 
 
 » 
 
 )i 
 
 pleon. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 term used in Morals, luSbrucf in ber 2Roral ober Gittmlc^e. 
 
 more properly, rid^tiger, angemcfTencr. 
 
 musical term, luSbrucf in ier COtufif. 
 
 term in Mythology, :}Cu§trucf in Ccr 9)lt)t^oIogic. 
 
 substantive of the neuter gender, ^Quptroort fddjlid^cn Ocfc^led^tS. 
 
 term in Natural History, IJCuSbrucf in Der 5^Qturgefd)i(^te. 
 
 nautical term, or term in navigation, naval tactics, ^USI)ru(f in 
 
 t5cr ®d^iff= ober ®(^ifffQ^rt§=^unl)e, nautifc^e Zaltif. 
 Nota Bene, hcmtvh, wo^I ju mcrfen. 
 New England, »7teu=(Snglanb (norbofili^er Z^eil ber SScreinigtcn 
 
 ©taaten »on Scorbs^merifa, umfaft bic 6 ©taoten: Maine, 
 
 New Hampshire, Vermont, ilassachasetts , Rhode Island, 
 
 Connecticut), 
 not English, mi)t cnglifd^. 
 negatively, oerneinettb. 
 not legitimate, (or unauthorized word) ni^t auerfottntcr lCuS» 
 
 brucf (cin noc^ nic^t cingeburgcrteS 2Bort). 
 needle maker ; needle mill, ^uSbrutf bcr Stabler Obcr in ben StttbeU 
 
 fabrifen. 
 northern mythology, norbif(^c ?}Jt)t^ologfe. 
 not used, nid^tublii, ungebrdu(^liri). 
 term in Numismatics, ^uSbrutf in bcr 9Jiunj!unbe. 
 not very proper, ni^t ganj ongcmcffen. 
 not yet, no^ nid^t, (5. 95. n. y. ± no6) ni(I>t tcrdtct). 
 not yet legitimate (scarcely naturalized), nod^ faum oncrfaunt. 
 onomatopy, £)nomatop6ic, onomQtopoctifd^cr Tfugbrurf. 
 opponitur (lat), e§ toirb cntgcgcngcfc^t, ^ei)t im ®cgenfQ§c su ... 
 optical term, 7Cu§bru(f in bcr S^ptif. 
 term in Ornithology, !2fu5bruif in bcr SDrnit()oIogic. 
 cant term, used in the University of Oxford, TtuSbrutf in bcr ©tU« 
 
 bcntcnfprac^c in bcr Uniccrfitcit 25jforb. . 
 participle, ^articip, SBct^fcIroort. 
 participle adjective, ^orticipial-'irbiectiiD. 
 term in painting, ^ugbrucf in bcr SJlalcrci. 
 parliamentary phrase, SlebcnSart im ^ttrlamcnt. 
 particle, ^artifcl. 
 particularly, insbcfonbcrc 
 passive, pa|Tio,^a|rit). 
 
 term of paste-board-makers, lugbrucf bcr ^appcnmad^er. 
 term used with pavers, ^fu»brutf bcr ©tcinfe$er. 
 powder-mill, ^ulocrmuljle. 
 
 term in Perspective, ^uSbVUCf in bcr pcrfpCCticc. 
 Persian, pcr{lf(^. 
 
 term used in Petrifaction, ^(uSbruif in berSSerftcincrungShmbe. 
 
 term of pewterers, 3inngicpcrQUgbru(f. 
 
 philosophical term, ^fuSbrutf in bcr ^^ilofop^ie. 
 
 phrase, phrases, OlcbcnSort, Olcbcn&ttrtcn. 
 
 terra in Pharmacy, 7fu&bru(f in bcr Ipot&eFcrFunfl. 
 
 term in Phrenology, '3fu§brucf in bcr ©c^fibeUc^re. 
 
 terra in Physics, 7(u5brurf in ber ^(jQfif. 
 
 term in Physiology, TiUSbrucf in bcr ^^J^fiologie. 
 
 term ased by pinmakers, ^uSbrucf bcr stabler. 
 
 plural number, plural, ?Ket)rja[)l. 
 
 term used by plumbers, TTuSbrucf bcr Sleigtcf cr. 
 
 term used in papcrmills, ^uSbruct ber ^apiermflller. 
 
 pleonastica! , pleonastically, pIconafiif(^: fiberflfijfig. 
 
XLIT 
 
 P.N. 
 
 Pneum. 
 
 PoeU 
 
 Pol. 
 
 Pom. 
 
 Post. 
 
 Pot. 
 
 p.p. 
 
 p. pr. 
 
 prep. 
 
 pres, 
 
 pret. 
 
 Print. 
 
 pron. 
 
 pron. a.j or pron. 
 
 pron. pers. stands 
 
 pron. poss. » 
 
 prop. » 
 
 prov. (prov-s.) 
 
 stands 
 
 » 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 » 
 » 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 provtnc. 
 
 ps. 
 
 p.s. 
 
 Pug. 
 
 quest. 
 
 qv. 
 Rel. 
 
 resp. 
 
 Bhet. 
 
 rid. 
 
 R-m. 
 
 Rom. 
 
 R-\a. 
 s. 
 
 Sad. 
 
 Salp. 
 
 Sc. 
 
 Script. 
 
 Sculp. 
 
 Seat 
 
 Sew. » 
 
 Ship-b. Ship-c. 
 
 Shoe-m. 
 
 Sing. 
 
 Sk-dr. 
 
 SI. 
 
 Sm. 
 
 Smelt. 
 
 sol, 
 
 s.pl. 
 
 for : proper name, ©igenname. 
 » term in Pneumatics, !iCu§t)rurf in ber Silftmcffunle. 
 » term used in Poetry, poetifd^er ^uStrudf. 
 » term used in Politics, !iCuSl)rucf in bcr ^olitiF ober ©taatShinbe. 
 » Pomology, ^uebrucE in ber ^omologic, £ibft!unt;c. 
 » postal expression, ^uSbrurf im ^oflrccfcn. 
 )) term used by potters, XuSbrucf in ber 3:6pferei. 
 » participle past, bQ§ ^articip ber »ergangcnen 3eit. 
 » participle present , ba§ ^articip bcr gegenwartigen ^tit 
 » preposition, ^rdpofition, SSorroort. 
 » present tense, ^rdfenS, gegcnrodrtigc 3eit. 
 » preterit, ^rdteritum, jiingfi cergongene ^iit 
 » printers' phrase or term, ^ebengort ober luSbrucf ber ©u^brucfer. 
 » pronoun, ^ronomen, ^urn>ort. 
 adj. stands for: pronominal adjective, ^ronominQl='2Cbicctii5. 
 for: pronoun personal, perf6nlid^e§ ^iirwort. 
 » pronoun possessive, beft^anjeigenbey ^urroort. 
 » properly , im eigentlic^cn ©innc, eigentli^. 
 » proverbial expression, fpri(j^n)6rtlid^er ^uSbrurf (fpri(l^n>6rlli4it 
 
 {RebenSartcn). 
 » provincialisra , ^rot^in5ial=7ru0brn(f. 
 » person, (grammatif^c) ^crfon. 
 » participle substantive, ^QtticipiaMSubflantio. 
 » term used with pugilists, ^uSbrudf ber ^QUflfdmpfer. 
 » questionable, or a word of which the propriety is rather doubtful, 
 
 ein SBort; beffcn ®cbrau(j^ noc^ im 3»eifel fie^t. 
 » g?/odmde, which see, wcId^eS ftc^e. 
 » religion, religious subjects, {Religion, btc {Religion betreffenbe 
 
 ©egenftdnbc. 
 » respectfully, o(^tung§PoH, au§ ^(i)tung. 
 » terra in Rheotric, "^Cu^brucE in ber {Rcbefunfl. 
 » in ridicule, Idd^erlid^. 
 
 » term used by rope-makers, ^uSbrutf bcr ©eiler ({Rcepfdilclger). 
 » Roman, r6mif(^. Rom. Cath. Roman Catholic, r6mif(^sfat^oIif(i. 
 
 Rom. Hist. &.C. Roman History, romifd^e ®ef($i(]^te/ JC. 
 » term used on railways ©ifcnba^nouSbrurf. 
 » 1. substantive, J^auptwort? 2. shilling, ©drilling. 
 » dollar, ZiiaUr, vid. Diet, untcr S. abbr. 
 » term used by saddlers, ^ITuSbrudP ber ©attler. 
 » term used in saltpeter houses, ^uSbrucf ber ©alpcterfieber. 
 » Scottish, fd^ottifd). 
 
 » Scriptural expression, biblifdjer 'JTugbrucP. 
 » term used in Sculpture, '3Cu§brU(f ber SSilb^auer. 
 » sea expression, sea language, sea phrase, ^uSbrud! Ober {Rc» 
 
 benSttrt in ber ©eefproc^c, 93?Qtrofcnau&brudf. 
 » term used in sewing, ^uSbrudf hd ber 3?df)crci. 
 » term used with ship-builders or ship-carpenters or term in naval 
 
 architecture, TfuSbrucf in ber ©(^ipaufunft. 
 » shoemaker's term , s^unftauSbrurf ber ©(^u^mod^er. 
 » singular number, (Singular, S'inSQ^l. 
 » term used by skin-dressers, QTuSbrucP ber Seberbereiter. 
 
 terra used by slaters, @(^iefcrbedPerau§brudE. 
 
 term used by smiths, black-smiths, luSbrucf bcr ©^miebe. 
 
 term used by smelters, ^uttenauSbrudf. 
 
 solemn, feierlid^ (®egenfa§ oon col.). 
 
 substantive plural, ^ouptiDort in ber 5J?e^rjal^l. 
 
XLV 
 
 Sport 
 
 StaU 
 
 sub* 
 
 Suf. 
 
 Sug-w. 
 
 Sup, 
 
 sup. 
 
 Surg. 
 
 s. w, 
 
 Sw 
 
 S'W. 
 
 Sw-cuU 
 
 T.^T-s.) 
 
 Tail. 
 Tall. 
 Tan. 
 taut, 
 Theat. 
 
 TJieoL 
 
 Tin, 
 T-m, 
 Tob. 
 
 tr. 
 
 Trig. 
 
 Turn, 
 
 Typ. 
 
 uncer. 
 
 V. a. 
 V. d. 
 Vet. 
 
 V. imp, 
 Vint, 
 
 itands for ; sportsman's expression or term, jRebcnSart ober (Jtunf^O "JCuSbrurf 
 ter 5(i9blist)^aber, Sieb^aber t>er SSfrgniigungen teS §ell)c§, tes 
 ^ifc^cnS, S$09clfteIIcn§, 2C. 
 » » term used in Statistics, IfugDrucf in ber ©tatiftit. 
 
 » » subjunctive mood, ber (SubjunctiJ}, Sonjunctit). 
 » » SuflFolk(cngIif(^t ©raff^oft). 
 
 » » term used in sugar-works, TCu&brucf in Hx 3ucferfict)erei. 
 
 » » term used in subjects of superstition, ITuSbrucf bei ©egcnfldnt en 
 
 beS ^berglaubcnS. 
 
 » » superlative, (SupcrlQtio: ^od&fle©teigening»flufe. 
 
 » » term in Surgery, ^fu^brucf in ber SBunbarjneifuiijl. 
 
 » » superfluous word, ubcrfluffigcS (unnu|e§) SBort. 
 
 » » Swedish, fd^n)ebif(]&. 
 
 » » term used in salt-works, ©alinenauSbrurf. 
 
 » » term used by sword-cutlers, 7fu&bru(f ber ©d^WertfCQCr. 
 
 » » technical term (or terms) in general, ^^unflioort cber te(j^nifd(|et 
 
 ■JfuSbrucf (^unfiroorter ob. '2Cu§briicfe) im lllgemeinen. 
 » M term used by tailors, ,ffunftQU§brucf bcr ©(^ncibcr. 
 
 » » term used by tallow-chandlers, lu&brudf ber Salgli^tjie^cr. 
 
 » » term used with tanners, ©erbcrauSbrucf. 
 
 » » tautological, tautologifdj). 
 
 » » theatrical term, IfuSbruct bttS 3:^cater obcr S^ctttcrangclcgen^citctt 
 
 betrcjfenb. 
 
 » » theological term, ITuSbrutf ill ber S^colcgic. 
 
 » term used by tin-men, ^u§brurf ber 3inngicper unb ,KIempncr. 
 
 » » term used in tin-mines, ^u§brudC in bcn 3inngrubcn. 
 
 » » term used by tobacconists, TfuSbrucf in ben 3<abaFg fab rif en. 
 
 » » tropical expression, tropifd^er ober uneigentli^er ^usbrurf. 
 
 » » term in trigonometry, luSbrurf in ber trigonometric 
 
 » » term used by turners, Drcc^Slcrau&brurf. 
 
 » typographical term , Xu»brudt in ber 93ud)brudfcrFunft. 
 
 » uncertain word, of which the sense is not clear, ungcwif, cber: 
 ein S55ort,bcffcn <Sinn nic^t flar ift. 
 
 » verb, 3eitroort. 
 
 » verb active, t^Qt{ge§ 3citn5ort. 
 
 » verb defective, mongcl^QftcS 3eit»ort. 
 
 » term of the Veterinary Art, Ifugbrucf in ber 3:()ierQrjnei!unbe. 
 
 » verb impersonal, unpcrf6nli(^e§ 3eitn>crt. 
 
 » term used by vintagers, SSinscrQU^brurf. 
 
 » verb irregular, unrcgelmd^igcS 3eitn;crt. 
 
 » verb neuter, ncutrales 3eitn}ort. 
 
 » verb reciprocal, gcgenfeitig wirfcnbeS 3eitn)ort. 
 
 » verb reflective, jurucfroirfenbcS 3citirort. 
 
 » verb regular, rcgelmSf igc& 3citn)ort. 
 
 » vidPf see, fic^C 
 
 » vulgar word or expression, gcmeincS SSort ober TTu&brudP. 
 
 » term used by watch-makers, U[)rmad^crau§brudf. 
 
 » term used by wax-chandlers, ^uSbrucf ber SBad^gUd^tjie^er. 
 
 » term of wire-drawers, luSbrucf ber ©ra^tjie^er. 
 
 » term of weavers, SBcberauSbrucf. 
 
 » term of wheel-wrights, ^uSbrucf ber ©tellmad^er, SKagner. 
 
 » term in wood-engraving , ^uSbrurf in ber ^oljfineibefunfl. 
 
 » term used in preparing or dressing wool, Tfu&brutf beim Boxtixm 
 
 ber SSottc unb ber SBcUbereitung. 
 
 » term in Zoology, 2fuSbrucf in ber 3;^ierfunbe. 
 
 » term in Zootomy, "JfuSbrurf in ber S^ierjcrglieberung. 
 
XL VI 
 
 4= marks an obsolete word, beseic^net cin J>eraltete& SBort. 
 
 «+ wiorAj a word nearZy obsolete, bejciii^net ein bcina^e »craltcte8 28ort. 
 
 Hfi marks 1. a poetical word or expression; 2. at the head of several words signifies that 
 they come under the same principle of pronunciation as the leading word, 
 bejeid^net 1. dn poetifc^es SSortj 2. oor Dcm SSorte jcigt eS an, Dof l)af» 
 fclbe in bcr ^u8fprQ(i)e benfclben Olegcln, alS fcin ©tammroort ober d^nli^c 
 (Doranfte^ent^e) SBorter, folgt. 
 NB. aSelbcm SBerjcii^nifTc bcr unreqelmtt^igcn 3citn)6rter om @d)lu{fe biefe§ SudjcS, 
 be^eutet bag ©ternc^en [*] r e g e I m d f i g. 
 
 — (-) eWip*t*; or mark of repetition of the word at the head of an article or semicolon, 
 or of letters, syUdbles or words omitted, ©Utpfej obcr SBiebert)oluttg§SCi^C^t 
 (Supplir sober (SrgdnsungSftric^) ftzl)t anftatt beS erflen (obcr uorfie^cnbcn) 
 SBorte§ eine§ tlCrtif el§ oberSemicoIonoj ober al§ ©rgdnpng auSgclaffcner 
 a3u(^fiaben, ©Qlben ober SSSorter. 
 
 - marks of division of two words or sentences not immediately connected, Srcnnung8j€i(3^en 
 jweier SBorter ober @d§e, bie nid^t unmittclbar sufammengc^orcn oberper* 
 bunben finb. 
 
 11. 
 
 2)Ctttfd^c Slbfutjungen. German Abbreviations. 
 
 "KxtiM, artic!-. 
 
 aUe, all. 
 
 abgefurjt, abbreviated; ^btiirjung; abbreviation. 
 
 angelfdifif(b , Anglo-Saxon. 
 
 arabifc^, Arabian. 
 
 anbere ^eitc, other or next page. 
 
 au&genommcn, except, excepted. 
 
 beficr, bcjfcre, better (5. s. : b. b. SS.— ba§ bcfferc SBort , the better 
 
 word). 
 SSebeutung, Sebeutungen, signification, significations. 
 befonberS, particular, particularly. 
 betrcffenb, relating to. 
 bcr, tik, bas, the. 
 baS alte SSort, the old word. 
 ba§ bejfere (SBort) 
 
 x. 1 
 
 flc^t 
 
 m 
 
 a. 
 
 s 
 
 a 
 
 obgef. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 ttSf- 
 
 » 
 
 « 
 
 arab. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 a. <S. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 ausgen. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 b. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 a5.,a5-n. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 bcf. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 betr. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 b. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 b. a. as. 
 
 )) 
 
 » 
 
 b. b. (S8.) 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 b. e. (SB.) 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 bef. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 befgl. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 beutf(§. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 b.f.X 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 b. f. (b.) SB. 
 
 » 
 
 bim., bimitt. 
 
 » 
 
 b.i. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 b. m. r. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 b.r. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 b.fi. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 b. p. SB. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 e. 
 
 )> 
 
 » 
 
 «. a. as. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 e^em. 
 
 )* 
 
 » 
 
 eig. eigenti 
 
 . » 
 
 » 
 
 cUipt. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 @-n. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 ^ . V* /crr> ^x ,, the better (word) 
 bag eblcre (SSort) ) ^ ^ 
 
 befectio, mangeU)aft, defective. 
 
 befglei(ien, likewise, also^ 
 
 beutfc^er, bcutfcbe, beutfc^eg, German. 
 
 ber folgcnbe "Jfrtifel, the following article. 
 
 ba§ folgenbe (beffere) SIBort, the subsequent (better) word. 
 
 SSerflcinerunggroort, diminutive. 
 
 bas Ic^tere, the latter. 
 
 baS minber ri(btige, the less proper. 
 
 ^a^ ri^tigere (SSort), bc§ rii^tigcrn (SBorte§), bcr ric^tigercn (SB6r« 
 
 ter), the more correct (word, words). 
 bO§ iibli^ere (SBort, word), more in use. 
 bag Por^crge^enbe SBort, the preceding word, 
 einer (ein), eine, dnc^ (ein), a. 
 einalteg SBort, an old word, 
 c^cmalg, formerly. 
 eigentli(b/ properly, 
 elliptifcb, elliptically. 
 @igenname, proper name. 
 
XLVII 
 
 erf. 
 
 mt 
 
 t. f.SB. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 e. u. SB. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 fa. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 S-n. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 fr. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 gebr. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 ©cgcttf. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 gem. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 gen). 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 sr. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 gram. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 ^ebr. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 1. 1). f. as-n 
 
 . » 
 
 » 
 
 i. c. (S. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 im g. <S. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 imii.®. 
 
 9 
 
 » 
 
 in a. S-n. 
 
 I) 
 
 » 
 
 in^. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 inbian. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 in t). as. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 irlo 3rl. 
 
 )) 
 
 » 
 
 italo 3tal 
 
 . » 
 
 )• 
 
 i. ro. @. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 3^M- 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 i.i.q. 
 
 K 
 
 » 
 
 lot. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 m. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 mal. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 mljt). 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Wl-n. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 moral. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 m. r. (b. m 
 
 .r.) 
 
 » 
 
 n. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 n.X 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 n. a. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 ^-©. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 5t-engl. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 n. g. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 TdUl 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 TxkUxU 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 5«-f. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 n.-f. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 n.u. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 S)-t). 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 00. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 Seflr. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 orient. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 S-f. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 P^t)f. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 j>ort.j^or( 
 
 '. » 
 
 » 
 
 ^rdf. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 r. 
 
 » 
 
 )) 
 
 regelm. 
 
 » 
 
 » 
 
 fur: erfifd^, ^erfifdb, Erse. 
 
 ein f^lcd^teS (f(^lec(>t gebilt^etcS) SBort, a bad or ill formed word. 
 
 ein unnu^eS iSoxt, a useless word. 
 
 t)ie foIgenI)cn, unD fo rocitcr, the following, and so forth. 
 
 ■graucnname, woman's proper name. 
 
 franjofifc^, French. 
 
 gebraud^t, used; gebrauc^lid^, usual. 
 
 @egenfa§, in opposition. 
 
 gemein, gcmeiner, gcmcinc, gcmcined, vulgar, vulgarly. 
 
 genjol^nli^, usual, usually. 
 
 grieci^ifc^ , Greek. 
 
 grammatifalifc^, grammatically. 
 
 ^ebrdi)?^/ Hebrew. 
 
 in ben foIgent>en SScDcutungcn, in the following senses. 
 
 im eDIcn Sinne J . „ „„^ . „„„„„ 
 _,. >, in a cood sense, 
 im gutcn ®mne ( * ^ 
 
 im iiblen ©innc, in a bad sense. 
 
 in alien 35el5cutungcn, in all the significations. 
 
 inbifd^, Hindoo, (East-) Indian. 
 
 intianifd^, Indian. 
 
 in biefcr SeDeutung, in this signification. 
 
 irldnl)if(^, Irish ; ^^^lanb, Ireland. 
 
 italienifi , ^taliencr, Italian. 
 
 im loeitcren <Sinne, in a more extended sense. 
 
 3a^r^unDert, century. 
 
 faum su gefiatten, hardly allowable (word or sense), 
 
 Iateini[(^, Latin. 
 
 mit, with. 
 
 moIat)if(^, Malayan. 
 
 mittcI^od)beutfc^, Middle-High German. 
 
 SDJannSnamc, man's proper name. 
 
 moralifd), morally, or in a moral sense. 
 
 minber ric^tig, DaSminber ric^tigc (SBort), less properly, the Icsi 
 
 proper (word). 
 na(i>, after. 
 
 nad^ TTnl^crn, according to others, 
 ni^t ancrfannt, not allowed. 
 3?orbs£)eutf(l^lanb, 3t{eDer=©eutf(l(>lant, North of Germany, Lower or 
 
 Northern Germany. 
 STJorb^englanb , North of England. 
 no6) gemeiner, more vulgar. 
 Stibelungen 2iet), lay oftheNibelungs. 
 niet)erldnDif(^, Dutch. 
 3JieDer=<Sad^fen, Lower Saxony. 
 nicberfdd^fifc^, low Saxon or low German. 
 m(3^t I'lblid^, not in use, unusual. 
 Sber=jDeutf(l^Ianb, Upper Germany, 
 ober, or. 
 
 S)eflrei(3() (im S)eflreid^if(^cn), (in) Austria. 
 orientaIif(^, oriental. 
 S)ber=(Sa(^[en, Upper Saxony. 
 P^»)Uf<^/ physically. 
 portugiefi[f(^ 5 ^ortugiefe, Portuguese. 
 ^rdpyum, prefix, 
 rid^tiger, more correctly. 
 regelmdfig, regularly. 
 
XLVIII 
 
 f. S5. flC^t fur: felteneJBcbCUtUng, a sense seldum used. 
 
 \6)0tt.i&6)0ttl. » [(^ottifc^, Scottish; ec^ottlant), Scotland. 
 
 B6)X. » » ©d^rcibart, style, mode of writing, 
 
 fd^r. » » fd()reibt, writes. 
 
 '©-©. » » @ub=©eutf(^lQnb, South of Germany, 
 
 ©-engl. » » (Sui)=@nglanb, South of England. 
 
 f. g. » ' » fogcnannt, denominated, so-called. 
 
 fpan.5®pan. » fpaniftJb/ Spanish; ©panicn, Spain, 
 
 fpr. » » fpnd), pronounce; fpri(^t, pronounces, 
 
 ft. ft » ftatt, an^att, instead of. 
 
 ©ubjl. ©ing. » ©ubf^antio, im Singular, substantive in the singular number. 
 
 ©Ubfl. ^lur. » ©ubflantip, im^lurol, substantive in the plural number, 
 
 f. ©. ». » » fo Piel mic, the same as. 
 
 S-n. » » IKaufnamc, christian name. 
 
 U. » » unb, and. 
 
 fi. » » 1. fibli^, used; 2. ublic^cr, more in use. 
 
 ubrig. » » ubrigenS, as for the rest, 
 
 uneig. uncigentl. » une{gentH(^, improperly, 
 
 ungef. » » ungcfdl)r, about, 
 
 ungew. » » ungen)6^nli(^, unusually, 
 
 unr. » » unrt^tig, incorrectly. 
 
 unr. ©4)^. » » unri(!^tigc ©^reibort, incorrect orthography, 
 
 unt. » » unter, among, in. 
 
 urfpr. » » urfpriinglid^, originally. 
 
 0. » » oon, of, from. 
 
 SS. ®t. ». 3torb»^m. fle^t fflr: S5ereinigtc ©taatcn pon ffioxti'lUmmU, United States of 
 
 (North-) America, 
 
 oerb. SSerb. flc^t fur: perbunben, connected; SSerbinbung, connexion, 
 
 pcrb. » » perborben, corrupted, 
 
 perft. » » pcrf^anbcn, understood. 
 
 Probt. » » periponbt, related 
 
 IP. » » mz, as, like. 
 
 SB., 3S-r. » » SBort, word; SBorter, words. 
 
 SB-cngl. » » SBeft^englonb, West of England, 
 
 ip-r. ii. » » ttjenigcr liiblicb, less used. 
 
 n>. ii. » » rpenig fiblicb, little used, 
 
 nj. a.i. » » weld^eg ublicbcr ifl, which is more used. 
 
 Sfgf^t. » » 5ufammengefc^t, in composition, in compounds (componnd words). 
 
 jfgj. « » sufammengcjiogen; contracted. 
 
 3fr§3ii' » » ^ufammenfe^ungen, compounds, 
 
 gurp. » » JUWeilen, sometimes. 
 
 m. 
 
 ^bfurjungen ber 9lamen Pon ©c^riftj^eUern unb SSccfcn bit in bicfem 
 
 SSorterbuc^c citirt jtnb. 
 
 Abbreviations of writers and works cited in this Dictionary. 
 
 A. 3m ?ltlgemctncn. In general. 
 
 Buck. fte^t fur: W. M. Buchanan's Technological Dictionary, London, 1846. 
 
 Buho. » » Bulwer (Edward Bulwer Lytton, Bart). 
 
 Ld. B. » » Lord Byron. 
 
 C,(^J,F»C^ » ]» James Fcnimore Cooper. 
 Cliauc. » » Chaucer. 
 
 C7je*^ (Ld.Chest) fte^t fiir: Lord Chesterfield. 
 
XLIX 
 
 Cyc. ftel)t fiir: Chambers's Cyclopedia. «w | 
 
 Dick. » » Dickeus (Boz). if I 
 
 Dry. » » Dryden. \ 
 
 Fal. » » Falconer's Marine Dictionary, London 1815. 
 
 /. ( W. I.) » » Washington Irving. 
 
 J., Dr. J., Qti.John. ftcl)t fiir: Dr. Samuel Johnson. 
 
 J. (G. P. R. J.) mt fiir: G. P. R. James. 
 
 L. flcl)t fiir : Linne. 
 
 Lath. » » Latham, 03I. T. "' 
 
 31. » » Thomas Moore. 
 
 Marr. » » Captain Marry at. 
 
 31'Gull. » » M'Culloch's Commercial Dictionary, crfle ^U^Q. Lond. 1832; 
 tritte 1844, &c. 
 
 Milt. » » Milton. 
 
 Mont. » » Lady Montague. 
 
 Atort. » » Mortimer's Commercial Dictionary, Lond. 1819 (2*^ Edition). 
 
 N. » » 9Jemni(]^'§ SBaaren (Snct)cl., |)amburg 1815, jc. 
 
 S. ( JV. S.) )) )) Sir Walter Scott. 
 
 Shaksp. )) )) Shakespeare. 
 
 Smol. » » Smollett. 
 
 JSp. Diet. » )) Sportsman's Dictionary, London 1800. 
 
 T. » )) Todd (Henry John), ^crQUSg. U. SSerooUfldnbiger be§ Johnson'fdfjen 
 
 gsaS'g., crfte 2fu§g. 1818; s«eite 1827. s^cuflc ^Jfugg. Don Latham, 
 1864, unccrdnbertcr :?Cbbrucf bcr le^tercn 1882. 
 
 Tenn. » » Tennyson. 
 
 TAom. » » Thomson (SSerf. l>er Seasons &c.). 
 
 Warr. » » Sam. Warren (belletr. ®d)riftfteUcr. -^ 
 
 Y. » )) Dr. Edward Young (Night-thoughts). 
 
 B. Drt^oepiflen. Orthoepists. 
 
 K.(Dr.K.)^d)tf\iV: Kenrick (Will.), A New Diet, of the Engl. Language; Lon- 
 don 1773, 4to.; cing l)cr crflcn ortljoepifd^en aSorterbiic^er 
 (3at)Ienbejcici^nung). 
 
 E. » » Entick's New Spelling Diet. 1764; in f(. format ^rSgcg. D. 
 
 J. Robinson, 1806. 
 
 ^S". » )) Sheridan (Thom.) , A Compl. Diet, of the Engl. Language . . . , 
 
 one Main Object of which is to establish a Plain and Per- 
 manent Standard of Pronunciation, London 1780. 2 vols., 
 4to. ®aS erfte eigentli(i^ bebeutenljc SBer! iibcr cngl. S)rt^oepie. 
 (Spatere :jruggoben 1789, 1797, &c.) 
 
 N. » » Nares (Rob.), Elements of Orthoepy, containing a Distinct 
 
 View of the Whole Analogy of the English Language, Lon- 
 don 1784. ©in fi)ftcmati[(i^eg, flareg, no(^ idt [d^d^bareg 2Berf. 
 
 W. » » Walker (John), A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Ex- 
 
 positor of the English Language, London 1791. ®er ©runfe^ 
 ftcin, ouf roeld^em l)a§ ©ebdute bev en9lif(l>en SJrt^oepie fid^ er^fbt; 
 tjat jQljIreid^c Tfuflagen unb S^ad^bilbungen erlebt. 
 
 St. J. » » Jones (Stephen), A Gen. Pron. and Explan. Diet, of the Engl. 
 
 Lang., Lond. 1798; ein fleinereg SBerf (^a^Itnbejeid^nung). 
 
 E. » )) George Fulton and G. Knight; A Gen. Pron. and Explan. 
 
 Diet, of the Engl. Lang., 1802. 
 
 P- » « W, Perry, The Synonymous, Etymological, and Pron. Engl. 
 
 Diet. Lond. 1805. royal 8vo. 
 
 £nf' » » Enfield (Will.), A Gen. Pron. Diet. Lond. 1807. 
 
 I. **** 
 
Ja. fte^tfliv: Jameson (R. S.) A Diet, of the Engl. Lang., by Johnson and 
 
 Walker, with the Pron. greatly simplified , and on an entirely 
 new plan, Lond. 1827. Tfugfprad^ebeseid^nung fcurc^ (jiemt. njiU^ 
 fiirlid^e) 3ei(l)en ft. bcr ^al^len. 
 
 Wh. » » Webster (Noah), A Diet, of the Engl. Lang., New-Haven 1828; 
 
 allgem. befannt unb t>od^gefd^tt|t, befonfcerS in l)tT Quferorfeentlid^ 
 oerme^rten unt cerbefferten ^u§g. t. Goodrich unt) Porter, 1864. 
 
 Wore. » » Worcester (Joseph E.), A Comprehensive Pronouncing and 
 
 Explanatory Diet, of the Engl. Lang., Boston 1830, ein fleineg, 
 feit feitti;m erflen ©rfd^einen oft aufgelegte^ SBerf, Ijeffen ^ttupt* 
 werti) in fcer ooUfommenen ©urd^fii^rung eincr je^t n)ol)lben)Q^rten 
 :M'u§fpraci^ebeseid)nung beftel)t, welt^e Wore, fc^on aB 5[Ritarbeiter 
 am "W6.fd^en SBerfe (1828) angeba^nt Ijatte. ©iefelbe fitt)rt ju^ 
 ncid^ft bie nic^t blop bem cIaffiT(^ ©ebilijeten [eit Sa^r^unDerten ge* 
 Idufigen 3eid^en l)er Sdnge (-) unb ^lirje (^) cin; Da§ Beid^en 
 ter Sonlofigfcit (.) unt) bie an^ercn 3eid^en ))rdgen fi^ bem ©e^ 
 fctt(]^tniffe leic^t ein. ©d^on in biefem SKeufc^ien, ttber nod^ raeit 
 me^r in ftinem gropen in jetjem ^unfte auSgejeid^neten Dictionary 
 of the Engl. Lang., Boston 1860, gr. 4to, 1854 (S<S., fintet 
 fid^ forgfaltigj^e SSeriicffid^tigung aller bi§ io^in befannten ort^oe^ 
 ^3if(^cn nuellen unl) ^Jfnfii^rung ter raid^tigflen ®en>d()rSmdnner in 
 fd^n)Qn!ent)en ^dUen. 5n fciefem, raie in mand^em Qnl)cren ^unfte 
 iibertrifft Wore, oud^ tie nad^ i^m erfd^ienene ncufte 3Cu§g. beS 
 TFi., obwol bie le^tere ftd^ bemutjt l)at, ben su uberbieten, oon 
 bem fie im Soncurrenjdfcr S5iclc^ entlct)nt ^oX. 
 
 Maun, » » Maunder (Sam.); A New & Enlarged Engl. Diet. 1830 fur 
 
 luafprad^ebeseid^nung faft o^nc SBerti). 
 
 Kn. » » James Knowles: — A Pronouncing and Explanatory Diet, of 
 
 the Engl. Lang., Lond. 1835, gr. 8vo, neue 3fufl. 1847, mit 
 einer quS 3Cccenten unb 3al)len gemifd^ten ^uSfprocbebeseid^nung, 
 roeld^e leic^t ju 5}?ipDerftdnbniffen fut)rt. 
 
 Sm. » » Smart (B. H.), Walker Remodelled. A new Critical Pronouncing 
 
 Diet, of the Engl. Lang., Lond. 1836. gr. 8vo., nebft Supplement, 
 pon 1846; 7. SBieberabbrucf 1865. Smart ifl hzi miUm ber roiir^ 
 bigfie ^ad^folger unb SSerbefferer Walker'gi bie feinem saSSS. porans 
 gel)enben ©runbfd^e ber engl. ^u§fpr. bieten ba§ SSefle, n)o§ in biefem 
 ^elbe in neuerer 3eit geleij^et worben ift. 
 
 Reid » » Alexander Reid, A Diet, of the Engl. Lang., Edinburgh 1844; 
 
 guteS <Sd|)u(n)6rterbud^, n)eld()eg in ben |)auptfad^en mit ber Wor- 
 cester'fd^en ^u§fprQ(l)ebeseid^nung genau iibereinftimmt. "Kni) bie 
 nun fig. fleineren SBerfe Ijaben Walker's ^a^Un ganj aufgegcbcn unb 
 bebienen fid^ be§ Sanger unb ^urjejeid^enS (— , v>), :c: 
 
 Craig » » Craig (J.), Univ. Diet, of the Engl. Lang. 1849, neu tjrggcg. P. 
 
 Nuttall, 1869. 
 
 Cool. » » Cooley (A. J.), A Diet, of the Engl. Lang. Lond. & Edinb. 1861, 
 
 febr juoerldfjTg unb bruud|)bar; julelt 1877 aufgelegt. 
 
 Nutt. » » Nuttall (P. A.), Standard Pronouncing Diet. Lond. 1863. 
 
 Don. » » Donald (J.), Chambers's Etym. Diet. 1868. 
 
 St. Ob. Storm. » » Stormonth (J.), Etym. & Pron. Diet. Lond. 1871 (5. :jrufl. 1879)- 
 
A 
 
 PRACTICAL DICTIOINARY 
 
 OF THE 
 
 ENGLISH AND GERMAN LANGU. 
 
 PART I. 
 
 ENGLISH AND GERM 
 
 Fate, fat, fire, far, fast, fall, fa'tal. Mete, met, th^re, herd, elapse', redee'mer. Fine, fio, 
 Kia?hine', bird, jnim'ical. Note, Dot, ni6\e, nor, love, condole'. Tube, tub, bull, rule, 
 
 church, raur'mur. 
 Y = I: my, cym'bal, myrrh [mir], ver'y. (cf. P. XXXIII.) 
 
 Chair, Character, Qhaise; Give, Giant. Wise. IViink, this. Example. 
 
 A, a, s. (ein SSocaO, tQ§ "K, a. 
 
 pofition on ([Aon im llql juroeilen an) cnt* 
 ftanten unt) bef. in cngl. ^Kbocrbicn, j. 25 
 away, aback (ogf. on \eg, on biic), ba^er 
 nodb ie§t bQ§ a ^dufig fcurd^ on ju crfc^en: 
 aboard, ashore = on board, on shore; oft 
 (in DoI!gtt)iimIi(i^cr 9lebe) cor participial* 
 ©ubj^Qntioea: to go a-hunting, jagen (sum 
 3agen, jur 3agt)) gcbenj he burst out a- 
 laughing, cr brac^ in @cld(^tcr auS. 
 
 ^ [felten a], art. ein, eine, ein. 
 
 A., a., ahbr. Com. 1. (auf SBe(^feln) ft. ac 
 cepted; 2.(in ^rei§Ii|len)ft.advance; A.B., 
 Sea, ft. able bodied; A. C, Corns. (Ace*. 
 Cur'.) ft. account current; ac. (acc^.) ft. 
 accepted; ac, a/c, ace*. |l. account; Adm'. 
 ft, admiral; A. M., ft. ante meridiem (lat.j 
 before noon, SSormtttagS) j Am*., a™*.. Com. 
 ft. amount; a. s. f. ft. and so forth; a. s. 
 o. ft. and so on, unb fo TOeiter. 
 
 Aak, s. ber Hat (TTrt platter 9tt)einf(i^iffe). 
 
 Aam, s. bie S)l)m, S)l}me (gliiffigfeitSmaf). 
 
 Aa'ron [a'ron], s. 3(aron (SK-n.). 
 
 Aaron'ic, — eal, [^ron'ik], adj. aaronifd^. 
 
 Ab'aca, Abae'ca, s. bcr ®croebepifang. 
 
 Aback', adv. Mar. suriidf, ritcfrcdr't^ j to lay 
 or brace — , bie <Segel bacE braffenj to be 
 taken — , 1. (oon ben ©cgeln) oom SBinbe 
 X)\t>%\x^ ruc!njdrt§ gefd^Ieubertroerben^ %col. 
 I0%\\di betroffen raerben, in aSefliirjung ges 
 
 jat^en. [bie ©dulenplatte. 
 
 Ab'acGs, s. I. Math. bieSte^entafel^ %Arch. 
 
 ^bad'don, s. Bibl. bcr 3crft6rer, bofe ^einb. 
 I. 
 
 Abaft', Mar. I. adv. ^intcn (am ©d^iffe), l^in* 
 
 terwdrtdi II. s. ba§ ^intert^eil be§ ©t^iffeg. 
 To Aba'li^nate, v. a. 1. Law. ocrdufern, 2. 
 
 fig. entfremben. [SSefi^t^umS. 
 
 Abaliena'tign, s. Law, rik S5erdu|erung (eine§ 
 To Aban'dQn, v. a. 1. cerlaffen^ aufgebcn, 2. 
 
 Com. abanbonniren, abtretenj 3. to — to, 
 
 ^reis geben (Sinem (StiDag)^ gdnjlid^ iiber; 
 
 laffcn5 a-ed, p. a. 1. ocrlaffen, jc.^ ^g:-*. 2. 
 
 ocrobet j S.perworfen, ab[(^culid^^ lofterljaft. 
 Aban'donm?nt, s. 1. ba§ SSerlaflfen^ 2. ba§ 
 
 SSerlaffenfeinj 3. fig. bag Sid^ s Uberlaffcn, 
 
 ^ingcben 5 4. Com. & Lawy tk ffierj^id^tleiJ 
 Jtung, 3fbanbonniriing. [Xrepan. 
 
 Abaptrs'ton, s. An. Surg, ber ©d^dbelbo^rer, 
 tTo Abare', v. a. 1, cntblofcn? "2. fig. cxiU 
 ^becfcn. [jDiort^rofe. 
 
 Abartiieula'tion, s. Anat. bic ,S:nod(>enfugung, 
 Abas', s. Com. ber '}i\i(xi (ein perfifd^eS ^er« 
 
 IcngeroitJ^t oon Vh ^R^arat). 
 To Abase', v. a. 1. nieberlafen, fen^en, Oik 
 
 ^logge) ftreid^cn, 'l.fig. a) erniebrigcn, bts 
 
 miit^igen? 6) entmut^igen, nieberfd^lagen. 
 Abased' [abasf], p. a. Her. gefenFt. 
 Abase'ment, 5. 1. baS ^iebcrlaffen j fiig. 2. 
 
 W iDemiit^igung 5 3. bie ^iebergef(bIogent)cit. 
 To Abash', v. a. befd^dmenj pass, (mit at) fid) 
 
 (ciner ©ad^e) fd^dmen, perlegen fein (itber). 
 Abas'si, Abas'sjs, s. ber 7Cb(b)affi, 3rb(b)aS 
 
 (perf. ©ilbermunse p. ungcf. % S^Ir.). 
 Aba'table, adj. Law. m^ ungiiltig gemad^t 
 
 werben !onn, umftof en, beflrcitbar. 
 Abat chauvee [abat-shO've], s. Com. tim Hvt 
 
 geringer (frans6fi;fd^er)aBoUe, :Ku§fd^upn)oae. 
 1 
 
To Abate 
 
 To Abhor 
 
 To Abate', v. La.]. Qbbred^eti, niebcrrctfcti, 
 jcrft^retij 2, Jig. ccrminbern, ftillcn, miU 
 bernj 3. Corns, a) ( — of, from the price 
 torn ^reifc) abloljen, nac^Iajfen, /') ^erun^ 
 terfe^en (fcen ^rei§)i c) absie{>en, rabatti? 
 ren,l5ecorttren , 4. Law, a) ungiiltig madden, 
 umf^ofen, roilerrufen} h) to — an estate, 
 ein ®ut roiberred^tlid^ an fidb rdpenj II. n. 
 l.abne^men, nod^laffcnj ft(b oermintern, fd^ 
 legen, 2. Man. beim gurbettiren (SSogens 
 fpritnge ma^tn) bie |)interfiif e jugleitb auf; 
 fe^ciij 3. Law, a) ungiSItig rocrbenj i>) fid^ 
 ber SSerIajTenf(baft eineS SSerflorbcnen wiber^ 
 rec^tlidb bemdd^tigenj to — in one's flesh, 
 (am £cibe) abne^mcn, abfallen, abmogerni 
 to — in price, Com. im ^reife fallen. 
 
 Abate'ment, s. 1. bie SSerminberung, ^fbnat)* 
 mc) 2. Co/n. o) ber "Kh^UQ, 3?adWaf, ©ccort, 
 mabatt, bie 9lefactiej 6) ber SOJanco (^JCuS? 
 fon) M Ole(bnun9en5 3. ^g. bie S^ieberges 
 fdi^lagen^eit, 4. Laws, a) bie Umflofung 
 eine§ SSefd^luffeS 5 6) bie roiberretbtlit^e SSe; 
 fi^nebmung, 5. Her. boS (jurSJerminberung 
 ber SBfirbe angebracbte) SSeijeit^en. 
 
 ^ba'ter, s. 1. ber SSerminberer, k.j 2. baS 
 DampfungSmitter. 
 
 yiftof ?s [abate'], s. (fr.) Mil. bet SSer^au. [mcr. 
 
 .^ba'tor, 5. Law, ber wiberred^tlid^e S5efi$nef>5 
 
 Ab'atures [ob. — tshurz], s. pi. Sport, ber 3fbs 
 tritt, bie Spur (be§ SBilbe§), bie ^d^rte. 
 
 Abb, s. Weav. ber 3etter, ^ufjug, Ui mtU. 
 
 AbO)?, 5. (Ijebr.) Hbha: SSaUx. 
 
 Ab'bacy, ;?. bie IbtS'SBiirbe. 
 
 ^bbas'j, Abbas'sjs, s. vid. Abassi. 
 
 Abba'tial [aba'shal], adj. abtlid^, ahUili^. 
 
 ^ibbay', adv. vulg. rocg, abwfirtg. 
 
 Ab'bess, s. tbtiffin, 3(btin. 
 
 Ab'bey, s. bie Ibtei (ba§ ^rofler). 
 
 Ab'bot, 5. ber ^bt 5 — in comrnendam, ein VodU 
 
 Jid)iv Situlars'Jfbt? —surgeon, ber ^eibargt. 
 
 Ab'botshrp, s. bie SBiirbe unb ba§ "Kmt einee 
 :iCbtc§ ober eincr tbtiffin. 
 
 Abbreuvoir [abbruvwor'], s. 1. tk IJrdnfe, 
 ^ferbeft^roemme 5 2. Arch, bie ^ittfpalte. 
 
 ^bbre'viate, v. a. abWrjen. [fursunggjetd^en. 
 
 ^bbrevja'tion, s. Lbie^bfurjungj 2.baS7(b5 
 
 AbbreViator, *. ber Ibfurjer. 
 
 Abbre'vjature [tshur], s. 1. t)a^ ^bflirjung^s 
 
 ^Seid^en, bie ^bfurjung j 2. ber ^uljug. 
 
 Ab'by, vid. Abbey. Abe, vid. Abece. 
 
 Abde'rian, adj. abbcritif(i). 
 
 Ab'derite, *. ber 5Cbberit, (5inn>. con ^bbera. 
 
 Ab'dicant, I. p. a. (mit of) entfogenb, oerjidfj^ 
 
 Jcnb (auf)j II- *• ber TCbbanfenbe. 
 
 Ab'dicate, v. I. a. 1. nieberlegen, oufgeben 
 (ein TCmt), fbem S^ron) entfogenj 2. Law, 
 
 a) abfc^en, entfc^en^ ft) Dcrflofen, enterbenj 
 
 JI. n. abbanfen, entfat^en. 
 
 Abdica'tiQn, s. l.bie ^^ieberlegung, bo§ Tfuf* 
 
 gebeneineg'M:mte§5 bielbbanfung^ (3:t)ron)s 
 
 entfagung j 2. Law, bie SSerfiof ung, enters 
 
 bung. [^Kbbanfunggs. 
 
 ^bdic'ative, adj. bie ^ieberlegung betreffenb, 
 ib'ditory, s. ber SSerftect. 
 Abdo'men,,v.(p/.abdom'ina[lat.]ob.abdo'mens) 
 
 l.Anat. ber Unterleib, suroeiten ba§ aSauti* 
 
 fctt} 2. Ent. ber ^interlcib ber Snfeftcn. 
 Abdom'inal, I. adj. Anat. ben Unterleib be* 
 
 treffenb, —ring, ber Ceifienringj II. a-s, 
 
 s. pi. Ich. bie aSaud^floflfer. 
 Abdom'jnous, adj. Anat. jum Unterlcib ge^ 
 
 ^origi birfbdud&ig. 
 
 To Abduce', v. a. Anat. abjie^en, abfonbem. 
 Abdu'c^nt, adj. Anat. abjie^enb , — muscle, ber 
 
 ^bsie^uSfel. 
 Abdiic'tion, s. 1. gen. bie ^bfu^rung 5 '2. Anat. 
 
 bie ^bsiejjung, 3. LaxD, bie ©ntfiSbrungj 4. 
 
 5wrg.(S5ein5)95ru^j b.Log. bie ^bbuction. 
 Abduc'tor, .V. 1. Law, ber ©ntfu^rer, 2. Anat. 
 
 ber :ttbsiet)mug!el. [bud^. 
 
 Abece', s. boS 7C=b;c, Tflp^abetj bttS Icb^c^ 
 Abecedii'rian, s. 1. ber "JfsbsCsIe^rer, <B6)UU 
 
 meifler^ 2. ^f^b^c-fd^urer, /am. Tf^b^csfd^u^. 
 Abece'dary, 1. adj. jum ^sbsc ge^orig , 11. *. j 
 
 bie :iC=b-C'tofer. | 
 
 Abed' (a-bed, ogl. A-, ®.l), arfu. co/. 1. im 
 * (gu) alette j 2. bettldgerig j 3. in (ben) SBod(^en. 
 A'bel, s. Hhtl (aJt-n.) 5 — musk, ber :iCbeImo= 
 
 fd^u§5 —tree, ob. Abeie', bie SBeifpappel, 
 Aber'devine, s. (irn. ber ^eiftg. [2CbeIe. 
 
 Aberdeen-', comp. — fish, ber Soberbonj — 
 
 hose, geflrittte ©atjettwaare au§ ^berbeenj 
 
 — snake, bie langgefd^njdnjte ©df)uppen. 
 
 fd^lange. 
 Aber'rance ( — cy), 5. l.ba§ ^broeid^en, bie lb* 
 
 roeid^ung j 2. Jig. bie 3rrung, ber 5rrt^um. 
 Aberra'tion, s. 1. bie ^bwcid^ungj 2. a) Ast. 
 
 bie 2Cbirrung be§ Zi6)U&i b) Opt. W fbxe- 
 
 d^ung ber Si^tflrablen j 3. Jig. ber Srrrocg, 
 
 Srrgangj 3rrt§um. 
 
 4= Aber'ring, p. a. (ab)irrenb, fid^ cerirrenb. 
 To Abet', v. a. (C?inen ju einem SSerbrecben) 
 
 antreiben, onreijen, anbe^en, (einem)SSors 
 
 fd^ub tbun, ^elfcn, unterflii^en. 
 Abet'ment, s. bie ^Jfnftiftung i bie Unterjlulung, 
 
 ber S$orfd(?ub, SSeif^anb. [fer^belfer. - 
 
 Abet'tor, s. ber ^iCnj^ifterj SO^itfd^ulbige, ^tU 
 Abey'ance [aba'ansj, s. Law, bie 9lnn)art> 
 
 fd^ofti to lie in — , im ©treite liegcn (oon 
 
 ®runbftucten)5 lands in — , oacante ob. ^ers 
 
 renlofe £dnbereien. 
 To Abhor', v. a. ocrubfcl^euen} Script, cecs 
 
Abho 
 
 Abom 
 
 a(^ten, cerft^md^enj Law & Script, ccrs 
 Kcrfen. 
 ^bhor'rence ( — cy), s.bicSSerQbfd(>CUUng j bcr 
 ^bfd^eu (— of, from, oorjj ber ^a^, fcie 
 ^bneigung (gcgen). 
 Abhor'rent, I. adj. 1. oerabfdjeucnb 5 2. (to, 
 ni(^t from) uncereinbor mit ..., eon (StwaS 
 cntfernt, Demfelben juroiber, II. — ly, adv. 
 mit 7Cbf(^eu. 
 
 Abhor'rer, 5. SSerabfd^euer j ^einl) (con). 
 
 Abhor'ring, (p.) s. tie S?erobf(l()euung 5 ber 
 QCbfd^eu. [lenber. 
 
 A'bib, s. ber :j(bib (Ifte 3Jionot) im jub. ,Ra= 
 
 To Abide', v. irr. I. n.bleiben: 1. oermeilen, 
 roo^nenj 2. A^. a) oer^orren, auS^arren ( — 
 by, in) 5 i)fi(^l)artcn(an),fiu^en(auf)j to — 
 with a person, bet 3emanb bleibeni II. a. er? 
 roarteni Iciben, erieiben (einen SSerIuft)5 er? 
 tragen, ou§()Qlten5 a-ing,I. p. a. ( — ly, adv.) 
 fortrod^renb, (QUg)bauernb5 Il..v.l.bog 55Iei 
 ben, 2C. j 2. .%. bie (^orts)5>auer, ber aJe^ 
 
 ^ftonb 5 a-ing-place, ber SBo^nort. 
 
 Abien'tjne, adj. tannen, Don S^onncn^olj. 
 
 Ab'ies, (lot.) s. Bot. ©attung quS ber gam 
 
 ^3apfenbdume (Xanne, %i6)U, zc.). 
 
 Abiet'jc ac'jd, .v. Ckein. tit S^Qnncnljarjffiure. 
 
 Ab'igiiil, s. 1. ^Cbigail (bibl. g-n.)5 2. cvl. a) 
 bie ,RQmmeriungfer, 3ofe 5 6) boS bofe SBeib. 
 
 ^Lbil'jty, i'. r^u gd^igfeit: 1. ba§ SSermdgen^ 
 bie ^raft, (S^efc^icfli^feit^ 2. bie (®eifleg=) 
 ^raft,lnrage3 3. (— to pay), bic3al)Iungg 
 fd|^igFeit3 — of estate, bas SSermogen, tie 
 
 ^einfiinfte, ©elbmittel. 
 
 Abjntes'tate, adj. Law, ot)ne Seftament. 
 
 Ab'ject, 1. adj. ( — ly, adc.) niebrig, elenb, 
 vexad)tli6}, niebertrdd^tig , oerworfenj un* 
 raieberbringlid^ Dcrloren 5 II. s. 4: ber SSerroors 
 fene, Slenbe^ III. — ness, Abjec'tedness, Ab- 
 jec'tion, s. 1. bie 'Jtiebertrd(i)tigfcit, SSerroors 
 fen^eiti 2. bie ((3elbft')(Srniebrigung, ©e^ 
 mut^igung (oor ®ott). 
 
 ^To Abju'dicate, v. a, oberFennen. 
 
 Abjura'tion, s. Laic, bie 3Cbfd)n;6rung j (feier? 
 lid^e) entfagung 5 oath of — , Engl. Hist. 
 bie 7(bf(i^n)6rung (be§ ^rdtenbenten). 
 
 To Abjure', obf^rooren, oerfd^rooren, entfagen. 
 
 To Abliic-'tate, v. a. Hort. obfdugen, vid. To 
 
 ^ Graft (by approach). 
 
 Ablaicta'tion, s. Hort. tie ^b[dugung, (vid. 
 
 ^Grafting &c.). [bc, *perlenfeibe. 
 
 A j'laque [ab'lac], s. Com. feine perfifd^e @ei; 
 
 Ablaquea'tion, s. Hort. baSlufbacfen bergrbe 
 urn bie SBurjeln ber asdume? Fmt. bie |)tt(fe. 
 
 ^bIa'tion,jf. 1. bieSBegna^me^baSSEBegne^men, 
 (au(i)Surg. & Chem.) 5 2.Ared.bie:iCu§reerung 5 
 3. Arith. ba§ TCbgic^en. 
 
 Ab'lative, I. adj. wegne^menbj II. s. Grams. 
 ( — case), ber Ablatio 5 — absolute, bcr ab» 
 folute (unob^dngige) Kblatio. [glammen. 
 
 .^blaze', adv. fam. brennenb, lobernb, in 
 
 A'ble, adj. fd^ig: im ©tonbe, tiid^tig, ges 
 fd^icft, erfal^ren, oermogenb, reid^j brae 5 to 
 be — , im ©tanbe fein fonnenj ~ to pay, 
 Com. 3Ql}IungSfd^ig, folocntj — bodied, 
 adj. flarf, frdftig, n'ifligj — bodied sea- 
 men, Mar. bienflfd^ige^gefd^icfte) ©eeleute. 
 
 Ab'len, Ab'let, s. provinc. ber SBeifflfd^. 
 
 A'bleness, s. lit. & Jig. tie gd^igfeit, ^raft, 
 2C., vid. Ability. 
 
 Ab'lepsy, s. (I. v.) lit. & fig. bie 95Iinb^eit. 
 
 4:ToAb'ljgate, v. a. oblofen, abbinben, losbins 
 
 ^^Abljga'tion, s. tie ^lofung. [ben. 
 
 i To Ab'iocate, v. a. (Der)pQd^ten. 
 
 Ab'luent, I. adj. reinigenb^ Med. obfii^renb^ 
 II. a-s, Abluen'tja, [ — 'shja], 5. pi. Med. 
 (blutreinigenbe) ^bfii^rungSmittel. 
 
 Ablu'tion, s. 1. bie ^bwofdjung (Oteinigung 
 bur(^ SBafd^en)^ 2. Chem. boS ^uSwafdjenj 
 JUi^a^em 3. Rom. Cath. bie :jfbIution. 
 
 Abnega'tion, s. tie (eiblid)c) ^bldugnung. 
 
 Ab'nejator, s. bcr ^bldugner, SSerldugner. 
 
 4:To Ab'nodate, v.a.(a3aumfnorren)QbfQppen. 
 
 4:Abnoda'tion, s. bQ§ SSerl^aum, Tfbfappen. 
 
 Abnor'mal, adj. obnorm, regelroibrig. 
 
 ^bnor'mity, s. tie ^Hbnormitdt 2C. 
 
 Aboard', I. adv. Mar. an 95orb, im (ju obet 
 ouf bem) ©(biffe? to go — , fid^ einfiiffenj 
 to fall — of (or with) a ship, mit einem (an» 
 bem) ©d^iffe jufammenflofen^ to turn — 
 of a ship, ein ©d^iff anfegein, II. int. an 
 SSorbl (cf. Board). 
 
 Abode', 1. pret. &. p. p. DOn to Abide; II. s. 
 
 1. ba§ SSIeiben, SSermeilen, ber 2(ufent^altj 
 
 2. ber 7Cufentt)artgort, tie SBo^nungj to 
 make — , 1. roo^in jie^enj 2. roo^nen. 
 
 4= To Abode', v. a. Dorbebeuten, vid. To Bode. 
 
 Abode'ment, 5. tie ffiorbebcutung. 
 
 To Abol'ish, v. a. abfd^affen, aufbcbcnj to 
 
 SBegfaU bringenj oerwerfenj oernicbten. 
 Abol'jshable, adj. abjufc^affen ic, cernid^tbar. 
 Abol'isher, -v. ber 2fbfd(>atfer, SSernid^ter. 
 Abol'ishment, s. tie ^bf^affung, ^ufljebung. 
 Abolif'tion, s. Law, tie 5rbfd()affung, ^Cuf^e» 
 
 bung, tie ©traferlajfungj aSeilegung. 
 Abolii'tioniism, s. (bef. Am.) ber ^boUtioniSs 
 
 mug, ®runbfa$ ber (ScIttDensgmancipotion. 
 Aboii'tionist, s. ber fur bie 2fuf^ebung eincr 
 
 ©ad)e (bef. Am. ber Sieger siBclaDerei) ift, 
 
 :jiboIitionifl. 
 
 Abo'ma, s. Zool. tie JRiefenfd^Ionge. [gen. 
 Aboma'sum, Aboma'sus, s. Zool. ber Zahmas 
 Abom'inable, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. abf^eulidjj, 
 
Abom 
 
 Abru 
 
 fdbeu^Iic^j 5cripi. unrein 5 (— ly), vulg.iihcx-- 
 mdfiQ, an. ungel^euer. III. — ness, *. Die ^b= 
 
 To Abom'jnate, v.a. cerabfd^euen. [fii^eulid^feit. 
 
 i^bomjna'tion, s. (mit of & to), tie SSerttb= 
 [(j^euungi ber W^eu (oor)? ber ®rduel3 hk 
 ^bfd^culid^feiti Script, bie 35cflecfung , S5cr= 
 unreinigung j to have (ob. hold) in — , oer= 
 a&fc^euen. 
 
 Abord' (on board), adv. vid. Aboard. 
 
 Aborig'jnal, adj. urfpriinglit^, lonbeSeigcn. 
 
 Aborig'inalg, Aborig'ines, s. pL Ui Ureinn)C^= 
 ner einc§ 2ttnbe§, Uroolfcr, ©tammoolf er. 
 
 ^bor'tion, s. lit. & fig. bttS ^JJipgebdren 5 Uc 
 ^e^lgeburt, ^n'ibgeburt. 
 
 Abor'tive, adj. ju friit) geboren, unjeitigj^g-. 
 mi^tungen, ocrungliicftj to prove — , fel)l 
 fd^iagen^oerunglucfenjan — flower, Bot. einc 
 asiiit^e, bic feine ^rud^t bringt, — vellum, 
 ^ergament qu§ ber ^aut cineS unjeitigen ^aU 
 bc&. [bcgfrucbt). 
 
 Abor'tjves, s. pi. abtreib enbc 50littel (fiir 2ei= 
 
 Abor'tively, adv. jur Unjeit, unseittg, unreif. 
 
 Abor'tjveness, s. ba& ^i^gebciren 5 fig. ba8 
 5iJJif lingen , ^eljlfcblogen (eine§ SSor()aben§). 
 
 To Abound', v.iu liberfliiffig (xdd)ii6)) fein? 
 im Uberflujfe l)aben, Uberflu^ ^ttben(— in 
 with, an Qttoa&, voll fein con). 
 
 About', adv. & prep, um, um ... ^erum, urn: 
 fecr, ungefd()r, ctma, gegcn, circa, in TCnfeljung, 
 wegcn, uber ^ (na^e) bei, an, con, na6),in, auf 
 all — , fiberalli round — , runb ^erum, ring§= 
 uraj — the house, irgenbwo im ^oaufe? a round 
 
 — way, citt Umn) eg 5 ten miles — , l05D^eilen 
 imUmfange, — and — , um unb um, ^in unb 
 ^er 5 ba unb bortj to be — a thing, Qttoa^ 
 »orl)aben, roomit umgel^en, to be — to ..., im 
 aScgriff fein, ju..., to bring — ,in&aBer?[teU 
 len? to come — , um fein? anber§ werbenj to 
 drink — , Ijerum trinfen, to go — , i)erum 
 gel^cnj mit^twag umge^en, (Sttoa^ corners 
 men, to lie — , ^ier unb ba jerffcreut ob. um= 
 l^er liegen? Naut-s. to put a ship — , ein 
 @^iif wenben, ready — ! ^larigfeit ju n)en= 
 l)en I — ship ! Olee ! to the right — ! Mil 
 red)t§um fe()rt zu6) I 
 
 About', int. auf J baranl an§ SBerf ! 
 
 Ab6ve', I. adv. oben, banlber, from — , oon 
 oben ifig. con ® ott , the powers — , bie bimms 
 lifd^cn ^Ud)Uo as — , TOie oben errodbnt j the 
 
 — letter, ber obige (corftel^enbe) SSrief j since 
 writing the — , &c., S)bige§ gefci^rieben, jc, 
 over and — , obenbrein, bariiberj II. prep. 
 fiber, ^6()er 0I&5 mel^r aU, me^r,baruber5 — 
 all, oor ^aem, oor aEen ©ingen, oornfimlid^ 3 
 
 — that, fiber bicfes , to be (ob. get) — ., fiber* 
 trcffen, — board, fiber ©orb j fig. gefid^ert, 
 
 geborgenj rebUt^, offen, frei, unocrftccEt, o^ne 
 ,S:unfigriffej — ground, auf (Srbcn, nod^ am 
 Seben, — stairs, oben, in ber Sberfiubc,- — 
 mentioned, — named, — cited, adj. obcn an- 
 gefu^rt, oben ob. corernjciljntj the — men- 
 tioned, the — named, s. bcr(bie,ba§)S)bcn» 
 erwd^nte, Mi S)bengefagte. [tergraben. 
 
 To Abrade', v. a. ttbfd^ ab en, abreib en 5. /ig. un= 
 
 A'braham , .v. ^JTbrabam (9}i-n.) 5 — 's-balm. 
 ber ,S:eufd^baum ( Vitex agnvs castiis). 
 
 A'bram, s. contr. p. Abraham; to sham — , 
 viilg. fid^ franf ftellcn. 
 
 Abra'sion [— zhun], s. ba§ ^(bfd^abcn, "lib-- 
 reiben, Olabiren, ba§ Tfbgeriebcne, ©djabfcl, 
 Med. bie SBegfcbajfung beg ©d^leimeS buni^ 
 
 ^fcbarfc ^MtUl. 
 
 Abraum' [ab-ram'] , s. bie rot()e jDammerbe 5 ba§ 
 engl.9lotl^ (jum^drben be§ 50?a^agoni)l)ol5e§). 
 
 Abreast' [a-brest'] , adv. ncben einanber, (Seite 
 an<Seite3 MY.in^ront, Mars, gcgenubcrj 
 a fleet formed — , eine ^lotte in ^rontlinie. 
 
 To AbrTdge',v.a. ablfir^en (aud^^ig.) i^g.oer- 
 Mrjen, oerminbern, einfd)rdn!cn5 (Semanben 
 eineriSad^e) beraubenj (ein33ud), eine{Rebe:c.) 
 jufommensie^en, furjcr faffen. 
 
 Abrid'ger,*.ber1Cb!urser,Sompenbienfd)reiber. 
 
 Abridg'ment, s. Uc ^bfurjung ? j^g. SScrminbes 
 rung, einfdbrdnfung, ©d^mdlerung 5 ber ^fuS^ 
 jug (au& einem SSud^e, einer @dt)rift). 
 
 Abroach', adv. (oon^dffem in ber Sage), jum 
 3fnjapfen} to be — , angejapft (angefiod)en; 
 fein, to set — , ansopfcn^ [Shksp.) anj^iften. 
 
 Abroad', adu. brauf en, aufen, au^wdrtgj au= 
 f er bem ^aufe, in ber ^rembe, auf er SanbeS j 
 from — , t>on auf en 5 to go — , au§gel)en j aus 
 fer Sanbe§ get)en, loerreifcn? to walk — , fpa= 
 jieren ge^en, to send — (a traveler for or- 
 ders). Com. reifen laffen (einen (5ommi§, um 
 ^uftrdgesuert)alten)3 to set — , au§geben, 
 befannt madden 3 to take — (with), mitne^= 
 
 ^men (Ginen ob. (StwaS). 
 
 Abro'ah, s. eineTCrt feiner bengalif(^er5}?u5lin. 
 
 To Ab'rogate, v. a. abfd^affcn, ttuf()eben. 
 
 Abroga'tion, s. bie ^bfd^ajfung, ^Kuf^ebung. 
 
 Abrohant, s. vid. Abroah. 
 
 Abrupt', adj.lit.&fig. abgebrod^en(au(b Bot.); 
 unsufammenl)dngenb 3 pIo^li(b, unerroartet, 
 ()a|^ig, rafd^, fibereilt, — pinnate, Bot. ah' 
 gebrod^en gefiebert3 an — style, eine furje 
 (abgebrod^ene) @d)rcibart. 
 
 Abrup'tion, *. bie Qfbbred^ung, plo^lid^e Sren» 
 nung, 3erftudfelung, ber ^rud^. 
 
 Abriipt'iy, adv. o^ne SSorbereitung, plo^Iid^cr 
 SBeife, plci^li(^. 
 
 Abriipt'ness, s. bie Otaut)eit (eineS ,t6rper§) j 
 ©teil^eit, Sct^^J fis-^' bie Ubereilung, (SiU 
 
Abru 
 
 Abst 
 
 fertiyfeit, unjcitigc ^eftigf eit, Slou^^eit (bcS 
 SetragenS)} — of style, t^ic Mx^t (^bge= 
 ^bro(^en^eit) bcrS^reibart. 
 
 Abriipts', s. pL n)i|ige ©tegreifeinfdlle, lb= 
 ^ruptQ. 
 
 Ab'scess, s. Med. ba& ©efd^wur, i)ie 6itcr= 
 beuUj — lancet, Surg, bie Sanjette jur S)|T= 
 
 ^nung con ©eftbrouren. 
 
 Ab'sciss, Abscis'sa, s. Math, bcr 5(bf(bnitt, bic 
 :>(bfci|Te, bcr SluerfmuS. 
 
 Abscis'sion [ab-sizh'-un] , s. Surg. bQ§ ^bs 
 fcbneiben (dne§®liebe§)5 iJ/iet. bie lbbre= 
 4)ung 5 ba& ^bf^neiben (einer ©Qlbe, it.) j fig. 
 bie lufbebung, Ungultigmotbung, baS ^bgc= 
 f(bnittenfein. 
 
 To Abscond', v. I. a. lit. kfig. Derbergen ; II. n 
 ni ccrbcrgenj fi(b (urn ber gefc^Ii(ben Strafe 
 3U entgeben) oerfiecfen, entroeitben, ouStreten. 
 
 Abscon'der, s. ber, welcber, urn fi(b ber gefe§= 
 
 ^Ii(ben (Strafe p entjie^en, fi(b uerbirgt. 
 
 Ab'sence, J. lit. bic^blDefen^ext, (— of mind), 
 ^g.bic ©eifteSabnsefenl^cit, 3erjlreuung j Lawy 
 baS (flrafbare) 3Cu§bIciben, 3^i(bterf(bcinen ? 
 leave of —, berUrlaubj iron, bie pI6§U(be 
 (Sntlaffung cineS SScamteten j on leave of — , 
 
 ^auf Uriaub. 
 
 Ab'sent, adj. obioefenbj femj^g. jerf^reutj 
 Mil. & Civ. — with leave, mit UrIaub, beur= 
 laubtj — without leave, obne Urlaubi befertirt. 
 
 To Absent', v a. to — one's self, fi(b entfer= 
 ncn, ((Sd^ulben i^alhzx, jc.) ouStretcn, fi(b 
 
 ^flfid^tig ma(ben. [bcjiel)enb, abroefenb. 
 
 Abs^nta'neous, adj. fi(b auf bie ^bioefenbeit 
 
 Absentee', s. ein Tfbmefenber (jjou feinem^fmte, 
 :c.)5 ber abrocfenbe ^friinbner, beurlaubte 
 2)ff[cier, :c., (bef. iri.) ber im Tfusranbe Sebcnbe. 
 
 Absen'ter, s. bcr (con fcinem ^ofien) ^bn3e= 
 fenbe, — of parliament, ba§ wdbrenb ber 
 ©i^ung abroefenbe ^arlamentS = 3KitgIieb. 
 
 .^bsent'ment, s. bie ^Cbrocfenb^t. 
 
 Ab'sides, s.pl.Ast. biclbfianb§punftc,t}rbribcn. 
 
 Absin'f/jian, adj. roermutbartig. 
 
 Absin'f/nated, p. a. mit SBermut^ gef^n>dn= 
 gcrtj fig. ccrbittert. 
 
 Absin'/Zniim, s. vid. Worm-wood. 
 
 To Absiist', V. n. abfle^en, ablaffcn (— from, 
 
 ^con) i {i(b entfernen. 
 
 Ab'solute, adj. unumf(branft,unabbdngig, frei, 
 
 ^g:.o6lIig,ooIIfldnbig, ooll!ommen 5 unbebingt, 
 unabdnberlitbi unbejieblicb, obfolut? in f\6^ 
 felbf^ gcgriinbetj — acceptance, Com. unbe* 
 bingte ^nna^me, purer Accept? an — estate, 
 Law, ein IttflenfreieS Out, an — knave, ein 
 6r j)^urf c 5 an — prince, ein fouperdner ^urflj 
 an — promise, ein unbebingteS SSerfpretben, 
 — space, Phy. ber unbejie^litbe Sftaum. 
 
 Ab'solutely, adv. unumfcbrdnft 5 PoUig, gang, 
 
 gdnjlicb, o^ne ^ugnabme 5 unbebingt, unbe= 
 
 Sieblicb, an unb fiirfKb, abfolut, beftimmt, 
 
 f(ble(bterbing&, burcbaus? —yours, gang ber 
 
 .Sbrigc. 
 
 Ab'soluteness, s. bie llnumfc^rdn!tl)eit, Unab= 
 
 ^dngigfeit, SSoUf^dnbigfeitj ?Ka^tooU!om= 
 
 ^men^eit, 3»ingl^errf(baft, ber ©e§poti&mu§. 
 
 Absolu'tion, s. Law, bie ^reifpre(bung 5 ber 
 ^©trafcnerlapj Tkeol. bie T£bfoIution. 
 
 Ab'solutism, s. ber 3(bfolutigmu§. 
 
 Absol'utory, adj.Ecc. abfolutorifd^j Lair, frci= 
 fprecbenbj —sentence, W6 2o»fpre(bung§= 
 urtbeil, Ibfolutorium. 
 
 Absoi'vatory, adj. vid. Absolutory. 
 
 To Absolve', v. a. Law, freifprecben, loSfpre* 
 (ben (— of, from, pon ber Scbulb unb ©trafe) j 
 Ecc. abfolpirenj (einer ^fli(bt) entbinben. 
 
 Absol'v^r, s. einer, ber loSfpricbt, ber 2o§» 
 
 ^fprcdjer. 
 
 Ab'sonant, adj. im SBiberfprucb (—to, mit), 
 
 ^ocrnunftrcibrig, ungercimt, abgefcbma^t. 
 
 Ab'sonous, adj. roibrig Hingenb, miffiimmig, 
 un^armonifcb. 
 
 To Absorb', v. a. in fi(b ik^tn, einfaugen, cins 
 fcblucfcn, abforbiren (roie ein Sc^njamm, ber 
 ©anb, ber ©cbnee :c. \ia^ SBajfcr ;c.)) (pass. 
 \id)) auflofen, perje^ren^ J^g. (ben®ei|^)in 
 ^nfpru4> nebmen? to — one's estate, fein 
 SSermogen burtbbringen, perfcj^wenben? a-ed 
 in thought, yjg. in ©ebanfen pertieft. 
 
 Absorbabil'ity, s. bic 6igenfd^aft, eingefaugt 
 roerben su fonncn, Ut ^Hbforptiongfraft. 
 
 Absor'bable, adj. einfaugbar, abforbirbor. 
 
 Absor'b^nt, adj. einfaugenb, abforbirenb. 
 
 Absor'bents, ,v. pi. Anat. obforbirenbe ©efdf e, 
 fipmpbgefdf C5 -Med. obforbirenbe (folfartige) 
 Irjneimittel. 
 
 Absiirp'tion, s. ba§ ^infaugen, Ginftblucfen, 
 JBerfiegenj T. bie ^bforptionj Chem. boS 
 SSerfiegcn eineS ® afeg 5 Med, bie ^6^ere ^raft 
 bcr SScrbauung. [tionSfd^ig. 
 
 Absorp'tive, adj. einfaugen !6nncnb, abforp* 
 
 To Abstain', v. n. abfkc^cn (—from, con), fi(b 
 (einer ©o(be) ent^olten, (©troaS) meiben, M 
 cerfagen. 
 
 Abste'mious, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. cnt^altfam, 
 mdfigj III. — ness, s. lit ent^altfamfeit, 
 53Mfigfcit. 
 
 Abste'mious, the—, s.pl. bic 5Kdfigen uberbo 
 SBeinmciber, bie ber "iitbt cntfagen. 
 
 Absten'tion, s. bic ^nt^altfamfcit, ©nt^al* 
 tung 5 ber (^ixi^oXt, ba& SJcrbot, bef. Law, bie 
 Sn^ibition. 
 
 To Absterge', v. a. abnjifd^en, abtrorfncn, retm» 
 gen, bef. Surg. (SBunben) au§»af(ben. 
 
Abst 
 
 6 
 
 Acad 
 
 ^bster'g?nt, adj. ab»if4)cnb; rcimgenb 5 Med 
 abfit^renb. [€flcimgungSmittel 
 
 Abster'g^nts, s. pi. Med. ^bfu^ningSmittel, 
 
 ^bster'sion, s. bas ^bwif(l(>en, Oleimgen j Med. 
 bie ^bffi^rung. 
 
 Abster'sjve, adj. abnjif(benb, abtrorfncnb, rets 
 nigenb j Med. abffl^rcnb. 
 
 ^bster'sjves, s. pi. vid. Abstergents. 
 
 Ab'stjnence (— cy), .v. bic (Sltt^altfamfcit, 5iKa= 
 figfcitj^nt^altungj £cc. ba§ ^ttften, day 
 
 ^of — , bcr gafttag. [mclfig. 
 
 Ab'stinent, I. adj. II. — ly, adv ent^altfam, 
 
 To ^Lbstract', v.a. ab^kl^cn, obfonbcrn (—from, 
 »on)5^g. inOebanfen abfonbern, abfkrabi= 
 ren (Segrijfe, :c.) 5 ouSjie^cn, in einen ^u§= 
 Sug bringen (ein JBucb, einc Sflccbnung), 
 
 ^C/iem. befliUiren. 
 
 Ab'stract, adj.Qbgefonbert,abgesogcn (bef. con 
 aSegriffen, oud^ mit from) 5 P/i. abflract, tief= 
 finnig (»on Unterfud^ungcn, jc.) 5 —mathe- 
 matics, tie reinc 5)Jat^cmatif 5 an — quan- 
 tity, cine abgeiogene ©rope, —words, ab* 
 
 JitacU SBorter. 
 
 Ab'stract, s. Ph. ta& "Khftvactiim, ber obgejogene 
 aScgriffj "Kxl^vlq, fummariftbe Snbegriffj in 
 (the)—, an unb fiirfttb, abgefe^en oon..., 
 - numbers, Arith. obftracte (unbenannte) 
 3a^Ien) — statement, or — of (an) account 
 current. Com. bcr SftecbnungeauSjug , bic 
 (Sontocorrcnt. 
 
 ^ibstrac'ted, I. p.a.Ph. abgcfonbcrt, abgejogen, 
 obflra^irt,abfiract5oerfcincrt,gelttutert5gei= 
 jlig, bunfel,f(bn)crsuoer|te^cnj jcrj^reut, un= 
 aufinerffam} — spiritual love, bie gelduterte, 
 geifligefiiebe? II. —ly, adv abgefonbert, an 
 unb fur ji^ bctraibtet, obftractj — from ..., 
 obne McffKbt auf ..., abgefcben con ...5 HI. 
 — ness, s. baS ^Cbflractc, bie abflracte SSe* 
 ffbojfenbeit (eincr Ba6)z, eineS aSeweifeS; :c.). 
 
 Abstrac'ter, s. 6incr, ber cincn ^ugjug matbt, 
 Gpitomift. 
 
 Abstrac'tion, s. Ph. bie ^bftrQCtioUj boS ^bs 
 Sie^ung&oermogcn j ba& ^bf^racte j t)k ® eiftes* 
 obroefen^eit, Berftreuung, ^bjie^ung beSCSc* 
 xnut^S »on irbiftbeniDingenj C/iem. bie®e= 
 flittirung. 
 
 Abstrac'tjve, I. adj. Ph. abjie^enb, (in ®eban= 
 fen) obfonbernb, abjlra^irenbj II. —ly, adv. 
 vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 i^bstract'Iy, adv. auf einc abjlractc 2Crt, an unb 
 fur fi^, obgefonbert, abflract. 
 
 ^bstract'ness, s. Ph. bic abftracte a5efd^affen= 
 
 J^tii ber Sbecn, baS :ttbflractc. 
 
 Ab'stracts, s.pi. Mus. bic 3)onfpfinc,3:onflabe 
 (in bcr SBinblttbc einer S)rgel), Qfbftracten. 
 
 ^bstric't^d, p. «. oufgebunbcn, aufgcl6fet. 
 
 Abstruse', l.adj. II. — ly, ado.tk^ cerborgcU; 
 Dcrflecft, fig. bunfel, uncerftdnblicb i HI. 
 —ness, s. bic ©unfelbeit, Unoerftdnblicbfci:. 
 
 Abstru'sity, s. vid. Abstruseness. 
 
 Absurd', I. adj. II. — ly, adv. miberjinnig, un» 
 gcreimt, albcrn, abgefd^macft; t^6ri(btj 111. 
 —ness, s. vid. b. U. Absurdity. 
 
 Absur'dity, s. bic Ungcrcimt^cit, Tfbgcftbmacf I- 
 ^cit, Iflbern^eit, Sbor^eit, bcr llnfinn. 
 
 Abiin'dance, s. berllbcrfluf, bic^enge,^iUlej 
 in —, or — of, im Uberfluf, DoUauf. 
 
 Abiin'dant, I. adj. uberfliifjig, rcid^lid^ , to be 
 — with, — in, reicblid^ Dcrfc^en fein mit ..., 
 Ubcrflup Jaben an ..., rei(b fein an ... 5 II. — ly, 
 adv. im Uberfluf , reicblicb j jur ©eniige, x>6U 
 lig, n3eitldufig. 
 
 To Abuse', v. a. mipbraucbcn, bintergebcn, 
 tduf(ben 5 cerfubren i mipbanbeln, bcfcbimpfcn, 
 fcbmd^cn, ©inem 256fe§ nacbfagcn, falfcb an= 
 roenben (ein SBort). 
 
 Abuse', s. bcr5}lipbrau(b5 ublc ®ebrau(b3 a5e= 
 trug, bie Sdufcbung, 5!Kipbonblung, S2cf(bim= 
 pfung,®^mdbung5 ber ungcred^tcS-abel, bic 
 SBcrfiibrung, falfcbe Inrocnbung, <SinniDer= 
 bre^ung (eine§ SBorteS). 
 
 Abu'fer, *. ber, welcbcr mif brau(bti berSdflc- 
 rcr, 6^rcnf(i^dnber3 SScrfiibrer, ©etruger. 
 
 Abii'sive, I. adj. mipbraucbcnb) f^md^enb, 
 fd^impfenbj bctriiglid^? — language, gemcine 
 (anjiigli^e) Otcben, ©cbimpfroortc, — wri- 
 tings, pL©d^md^f(briften , II. — ly, adv. burd) 
 5)lif braucb, mipbrdu(bli<b 5 fcbmdblitb/fJ^impf* 
 li(b5 f(bmdi)cub) III. —ness, s. bic@(bmd^= 
 fui^t. [an, gegen). 
 
 To Abiit', V. n. angrcnjcn, anflofen (—upon, 
 
 Abiit'ment,.y. bic^ifngrenjung 5 bag ©rcnsjciiben, 
 bie ® renje, 50?arf j Arch.tia^ SBiberlager einer 
 SBriicte; (vid. Butment); au(b Abut'tal. 
 
 4: To Aby', v. a. 1. auS^alten (au(b «• aui- 
 barren, ToAbide); 2. fiir-cinfle^cn, biifen. 
 
 Abyss', (4:Aby§m'), s. ber 3Cbgrunb, ©(blunbv 
 hyp. einc grunblofe Siefe, Bibl. bie ^oUcj 
 Her. ba& |)crs be§ ©(bilbc^. [nien. 
 
 Abyssinia, .v. Geog. (baS ^6nigrci(b) ^bt)fft= 
 
 Abyssin'ian, I. adj. ab^fflnifd^j II.*.ber7£bt)f» 
 finier, bie ^bt)ff[nierinn. 
 
 Acac'alot, s. OrA«.bermericanifd^e3^immerfatt 
 
 Aca'cia [a-ka'-she-a], s. bic 3fcaciC5 JHed, 
 
 ^ber ^cac'icnfafti German—, ©(braorsborit. 
 
 Ac'ademe, s. (Sh.) bic Ttfabemie. 
 
 Acade'mjal, adj. afabemif(b) — figures, Paint. 
 
 ^^fabemien, ©tubien (jum ^lacbjeid^nen). 
 
 Acade'mjan, s. bcr ^fabcmifcr: ba§ 5iKitglieb 
 einer 2Ctabemici ber ©(bulcr auf einer ^fabc» 
 
 ^mie Ob. Uniocrfitdt. 
 
 Academ'jc, I. adj. ttfabemif(b : bic ^f abcmie 
 
Acad 
 
 Acc8 
 
 (platonif^c ='pi)ilofep^ic) I)ctrcffcnt>i QUf eine 
 
 bcfcnDcrc ^pijilofop^ic Scsug ^abcni), n. *• 
 
 tcr :?ffaDcmifcr (^iCn^dngcr Dcr platonifc^en 
 
 ^^ilofcpl)ic). l(vid. Academic). 
 
 Acailein'ical, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. afabcmifd) 5 
 Acadenuc'ian [a-kad-§-mish'-an] , s. bcr "Kta- 
 'tcmifcr. ' ' [lofop^ie. 
 
 Ac^d'emisin, s. bicXc^rc Icx afttbcmifdjcn^^i- 
 Acad'einist, s. vid. Academic. 
 Acrid'emy, s. bic Ifhbcmic: ©(^ulc bcr ^^ilo* 
 ')'opt)iCj4)0(^)'d)ulc,(Umpcrritdt)i(Sr5ic^ungS= 
 
 aniialt , t)cr 3clcl)rtcni?crcin , l)ic Slittcrfc^ule 5 
 
 Sfldtfd^ulc, (—figure), /'amt. cinc ^obcU 
 .Acaid', s. Chem. t>cr (Sfjlg. [jcid^nung. 
 
 .Aca'jou, s. t)cr S^icrenbaumj — nuts, 6qjou= 
 
 niiiTc, eicpl)antcnldu[c. 
 Acale'phae, Acale'phans [Braride, &c., acal'e 
 
 — , Buch.j Sni. &c.] s.pi. ZuoLtiulifakx>^\:n, 
 Acana'ceous, vid. Acanthaceoua. [SluaUen. 
 .Ac:in'(/ia, s. Bot. tcrSorn, BtadfcU Zoo/. Dcr 
 ' ©tad)cl (in Dcr MdJflolTOi ^«af. Dcr 5)orn= 
 ^fortfa?. [j^ngc, bcr ^tant^abolus 
 
 Acan/Aab'olus, s. Surg, tic ©rdtjangc, ^void- 
 Acant/cVccous [— shus], adj. But. iomig, 
 -jladjclig, Diflclartig. 
 
 Ac^DtAoptery'gjous, adj. Zool. fta^clfloffig. 
 Acan'f/tus, s. Bot. tit Sdrcnflau, yirch. Die 
 
 gaubiHTjicrung am Capital cincr <Sdulc. 
 Acan'ticune, s. Min. t)cr ^piflQcit, Gpibot. 
 Acat?ilec'tic, s. Gram. tiX »oUftdnt)igc, COU* 
 
 jdljligc (fi)lbcnrcd^tc cb. i^oUtactigc) SJcrS. 
 Acau'ljne, .^cau'Ious, adj. Bot. fidngellog, un* 
 
 geftielt (auc^ Acaulose'). 
 To Accede' [ak-sed'], 0. n. to — to ..., S^cil 
 
 ncljmcu an..., bcitrctcn (a treaty, cincmScr* 
 
 tragc); bcij^immcn, cinroiUigcn (in). 
 Acce'dence [ak-se'-d^ns] , .v. bic 58cn)illigung. 
 To Accel'erate, v. a. bcfdjicunigcnj a-d 
 
 steam-boat, mod. baS (Silbampfboot. 
 Accel^ra'tion, a-, bic SJcfc^lcunigung 5 (au(^ 
 
 -''/'I/O 5 — of the moon, Av^bic bcfd^lcunigtc 
 
 S3cn)cgung bed 9)ionbe&. 
 ^ccel'erative, adj. bcfdjleunigenb. 
 Accelera'tor, s. Anat. ber SreibmuSfcI. 
 Accel'eratory, adj. bcfd^Icunigenb. [barfeit. 
 Accendjbil'jty , x. Chem.&Pliy.tit (Sxitlixnt' 
 Accen'djble, adj. Chem. & Phj. cntjiinbbar. 
 ^ccen'sion, s. Cham. &. Fhy. tit ^njlinbung. 
 Ac'cent, s. (bef. Gram. &, Mas.) ber Accent: 
 
 bic a5etonung j baS S^onjeic^en j bie ^usfprad^c, 
 
 ber luSbructj a desponding — , ber flcin* 
 
 mutljige 3:on, ^Icinlaut. 
 
 To Accent', v. a. accentuiren, bctonenj mit^c* 
 
 centjci(^cn i^crfe^cn? ♦ audfprcd^en, dupern. 
 
 ^ccen'tor, s. Mus. ber erfle ©idcant. 
 
 Ac'c^nts, s. yl.^ bie {Rcbe, Sonc, SBortcj 
 
 <Spra^ej (vid. Accent); the musical — of 
 
 birds, ber meIobif(i>e ®efang ber S56gcl. 
 
 Accen'tuai [— tshu— ], adj. ben Accent be» 
 
 treffenb, r^t)t^mif(i). [accentuiren. 
 
 To Accen'toatc [—tshu—], v. a. bctonen, 
 
 Accentua'tion [—tshu—] , s. bie QCccentuotion. 
 
 To Accept', V. a. (o^ne u. mit of) anne^men j 
 
 to — of conditions, SSebingungctt einge^enj 
 
 Cams, to — a bill of exchange, einen IBed)= 
 
 fel acceptiren? a-ed bills, acceptirte S55e(^[cl. 
 
 JAcceptabn'jty, s. vid. t. U. Acceptableness. 
 
 Accep'table, I. adj. U. — ly, adv. annc^mbar, 
 
 'anne^mli(^, angene^m, lieb, roiUfommen, hi-- 
 
 Uebt, ni.— ness, s. bie^nne^mlidjfeit (eincS 
 
 SSorfc^lageS, jc). 
 
 Acccp'tance, s. ba& ^nne^men, tit TCnna^me j 
 '(gute)7fufntt^mej (ginmilligung in ... 5 ©c= 
 ne^migung, ber SSeifall j Law, tic 'Knm\)mci 
 Corns, tic "ifnua^me, Sere^rung, ber ®d)u§ 
 (eine§ SBec^fell), ber Accept, biclcceptationi 
 lor want of—, 50tangcl (an) ^nna^mej — 
 for part (conditional, or qualified — ) , bic be* 
 bingte^nna^mej — upon honour, upon pro- 
 test, ber 3nterocntion8protcft5 ... being out 
 for—, sum Accept gcfanbt 5 (uncovered) a-s, 
 Accept = Ob. :2fcceptationSgef4)dfte. 
 Acceptii'tion, .v.biclnnaljme, gute^iCufna^mej 
 ©unfl, ber JBeifaU^ bie (angcnommene) ^e-- 
 bcutung (ber ©inn) eineS SBorteSi Com. tit 
 ICcccptationj time or term of — , tit "^-^tit. 
 Accep'ter (Acceptor), s. ber^nnc^merj Com. 
 ':iCcceptant. [ber (Sd^ulberlaffungftfc^ein. 
 
 lAcceptila'tion, *. Law, tit ©diieinquittung. 
 Access', s. ber 3ugang, 3utritt (0. ^perfonen 
 u. ©adjen, and) La\D)i tic ^nwartfiaftj ber 
 c^clidjc Umgang j ber Buwad^S, bie ^unatjmej 
 Merf. vid. Accession; of easy — , Ici^t JU? 
 gdnglid^. ^ L*''^- 
 
 Ac'c^ssarily, Ac'c^ssariness, vid. Accessorily 
 Ac'cessary, adj. & s. vid. Accessory. 
 Accessibil'jty, j.bie 3ugdngli(^f eit. [u.©a(^en). 
 Acces'8ible,adi.(— to), jugdnglid^ (o.^erfonen 
 Acces'sion, s. ber ® citritt (ju einemSSertrage) j 
 ' tic ©elangung su ... i S^ronbcfleigung 5 S5cr» 
 meljrung, ber3un>a(]^6 5 Imw, bieTfcceffionj 
 summer's — , bie Ifnnd^erung bc§ ©ommerSi 
 — of bodily distempers, Med. ,Rrant^eitSSU» 
 fdUe. 
 Acces'sional, adj. ^injugcfugt, ^injugefe^t. 
 ^cces'sions, pi. SSemie^rungen (tnvi) ^insu» 
 ' [^gcf ommeiie 3:^eilc) 5 3ufd§e (ju einer ©djrift). 
 [Ac'cessorjly, adv. al5 S^ebenfod^e, beildufig; ac* 
 ^cejforiid^. 
 
 Ac'cessory, I. adj. ^injuJommenb j beigefugtj 
 t^eilnei^menb, mitfiulbigj — nerves (acces- 
 sories) Anat. ^uif&ncn?ett5 — parts, Faint. 
 
Acci 
 
 Acco 
 
 SBcirocrfCj — proof, tjcr StcbenbcrcciS^ to be 
 — to ... , bcitrogcu ju ..., mit{)clfcn, mitf(i)ul= 
 big fein? II. 5. Law-s. l)cr SI)ciInct)mcr, WliU 
 f(^ult)igc5 t)cr2rni;)ang,t)ic3ugabe5 feic^tcbens 
 fac^c, t)cr 3ccbcnumj^anl)} fund and its — , 
 
 _^(Sapital unD Sntercffcn. 
 
 Ac'cidence, s. (book of — ), bcr ©ouat, bic 
 
 Jlcinc iQtcinifcbc 8pra(^Ic()rc (fiir^nfdnger). 
 
 Ac'cjdent, s. bcr (utu>crmutl)ete, bcf. ungliicfs 
 lic^e) 3ufall5 Unfallj ba§ jufdlligc ©reignif 5 
 P/i. bas SufdUige, 7(uperraefentli(be5 Faint. 
 ^a& 3ufdllige (raic jufdllig cinfoUcnbcS ZiM, 
 3TcbcnIid^t) J Gram, btc (sufdllige) (5igen= 
 [(baft cinc§ SBortc§5 Merf.ber3ufaU, :KnfaU3 
 //er. ba? Seijcic^enj by—, pfdllig, sufdUi' 
 gcr SfP^wf. i^on ungefd^rj — makers, "KaU 
 bcnsicnmacber, OJ^alcfisbicbter (@rbi(bter »on 
 OJ^orbgcfcbicbtcn, ©aunerflrcicbcn, :c. fiir bie 
 
 ^cnglifdjcn Sourndc). 
 
 Acciden'tal, I. adj, jufdUig^ unnjcfcntli(b, al§ 
 'JiCbcnfa(l)C5 — colours, Physiol, jufdlligc 
 (pb'-)U".^logifii^c) §arbc«3 — point, Fer. bcr 
 Qccibcntcllcpunfti n. s. btt§3ufdUige,7Cupcr= 
 jvcfcntli^c, bie Stebcnfatbc, III. — ly, adv. 
 SufdUigcr SBcifc, )}on ungcfd^r, unrocfcntlidj. 
 
 Accip'jent, s. bcr (Smpfdugerj Com. bcr ^c= 
 Ceptantj vid. Accepter. 
 
 Accrp'jters, s. (pi.) bic SflQubvogcI. 
 
 Accip'jtrine, adj. raubciib, ju bcn0tQubi?Dgcltt 
 gel)6ng5 — order of fowls, bic {Haubtogcl. 
 
 Acclaim', s. * ber iQutc ©eifQlI, 3ur«f. 
 
 ^ To Accite', V. a. 1. bcrbcirufen j 2. onregen. 
 
 Acclaraa'tion, ,v. bcr frol)lo(fcnbc 3uruf, lautc 
 SScifall, ^rcubcnruf, ba§ 3uiQU(b5cn,grcubcn= 
 gefcbrci, bcr ^fugruf (bci offcntlicbcn SBa^len, 
 
 Acclam'atQry, adj. jurufcnb, pjaucbscnb. [JC). 
 
 Accli'mated, p. a. acclimatiflrt. 
 
 ^ccirv'jty, s. bic fleilc'}fn()6^c, luffa^rt (eineS 
 aScrgcS) 5 Fort, bic Tfuffabrt (S36f^ung) cinc§ 
 SBttlIc§. [f^cigcnb, jd^c, ficil. 
 
 Accli'vous, adj. bcrgon (aufradrtS) gct>cnb, auf= 
 
 .Jccloyed', p. a. Far. (o.^fcrbcn) l^crnagclt. 
 
 Accolade', i-. biclCccoIabc, Umarmung (bci bcm 
 Sdittcrfd^Iagc) j Mvs. bic Slammer (jurSJers 
 binbung mcf^rcrcr Sinicnfoftcmc), Com. bic 
 Jllammcr (jur S>crbinbung mc^rercr ^often 
 
 jAlt i^rcm asctrage). 
 
 Ac'colle, adj. Hei\ ttngcf(l(>loJTcn. 
 
 To Accom'modate, v. a. cinric^tcn, bequcmcn 
 (—to, na(b) jsuri(btcn, (Qccommobircn), aufs 
 ftu^cn 5 apprctircn j gutli(b (in ©litc) bcilegcn, 
 fd^Ii^tcn j to — with ... for ... , ftcb pcrglcicbcn 
 mit ... fiir ...5 ccrfc^cn, serforgen, (Gincm) 
 auS^clfcn (—with, mit (gtwaS), (gtn)a§ Ici= 
 ^cn? well a-d, bcqucm wo^ncnb. [mdf. 
 
 ^ccom'modaite, adj. pajfenb, ongemcfen, gc* 
 
 ^^ccom'modatjng, p. a. ipcrtrdglid}) m^Qkhic, 
 gcfdUig, artig, on — terms. Com. untcr an= 
 nc^mbaren ®cbingungen. 
 
 Accommodil'tion, s. bie ^CnpQJfuttg 5 ®cmdp- 
 bcit, ^6)idli(i)Mtj ©cilcgung, btr (gutlicbe) 
 ©erglcicb j bie®equcmli(bfcit5bieSSerforguug 
 (mit(Etnja§), ^Cugljiilfe, to come to an — , 
 cin ^bfommen trcffenj —bill, Com. ber Jtcl= 
 lenuecbfcl, SSoflorbwed^fcI, -proformQiDccbfcl, 
 Sormn)cd)[eI i —ladder. Mar. bic grope^QU= 
 reep§treppe. 
 
 Accommoda'tions, s.pl. bie 95equemli(bfciten5 
 ^bt()cilungen unb^ammern auf cinem ©d^iffe. 
 
 Accom'modator, s. bcr ^Cnorbncr (eincr ©acbe), 
 2citcr, ^liljrcr, SScrmittlcr. [gefeKfcbaftet. 
 
 Accom'panied, p. a. bcglcitct (— by, lOon), oer= 
 
 Accora'panier, s. ber Scglcitcr, ® cfellftb after j 
 Mils. vid. Accompanist, [^ccompagncmcnt. 
 
 Accom'panjment, *. bic aScglcitungj Mm a. ba§ 
 
 Accom'paniments, s.pl. Faint. aSciwerfc? Her. 
 SSapenoersierungen. [pagnifl. 
 
 Accom'panjst, s. Mas. bcr SSegleitcr, ^ccom* 
 
 to AccSra'pany, v. I. a. ©cfcUfcbaft Iciftcn, bc= 
 glcite^ 5 Mas. bcglcitcn, accompagniren 5 -Sea, 
 gclciten? II. n. Mus. beglciten, Qccompagni= 
 rcn, (— with), fi(b gefellcn (su), beiwo^nen 
 (cincr ^raucnSpcrfon). 
 
 Accom'panying,p. a. Com. — the present (j.e. 
 letter), bcigc()cnb, beigefiigt. 
 
 Accom'pljce, s. ber {"Qk) 9;}?itf(bulbige, bcr 
 :s:!jcil^aber (an cincm Scrbrccben). 
 
 To Accom'plish, v. a. au^fii^rcn, »olIfii()ren^ 
 (cin SScrfprccbcn, cincn ^unfcb) crfuUen? 
 bcgabcn, ccrfcljenj au^jicren, auSbilbeu, 
 fcbmiirfcn (^ftorpcr ob. ©cift). 
 
 Accom'plishable, adj. au§ful)rbar5 bcr SSers 
 oollfommnung (^uSbilbung) fd()ig. 
 
 Accom'plished, p. a. au^gcbilbet, looafommeni 
 jicrlicbi elegontj an — gentlem^in, dn SJJann 
 \>on coUenbeter SSilbung. 
 
 Accom'pljsher, s. bcr SSoUcnber, SSoUfii^rcr. 
 
 Accom'plishment, s. lik SSoUcnbung? ^U&fu^= 
 rungj GrfiiUungj 7fu§bilbung (».i:6rper ob. 
 ®cift)5 t>k S>crf(b6ncrung , ber dizvsi bie 
 eigcnfdjaft, ^crtigfeit, ber SSorjug, ba& Sa= 
 lent} (vid.pl.). 
 
 Accom'plishments, s. pi. Xalentc, ,ffenntnifTe. 
 
 Accord', s. bic Qintxad)t, ©inigfeiti Uberein» 
 ftimmung? (aud) Faint, d. Zid)tn. ©cbattcn) j 
 Mw. bcr(ginHang, "Jfccorb, Law, bcr S5er= 
 gleicb, "Jfccorbj with one — , cinftimmig, ein^ 
 miitljigi with (of) one's own — , auS cigcnem 
 :jfntriebe, Pon fclbfl, frciroiUig, Com-s. to be 
 of — , acforb (libcreinftimmenb) fein? that 
 which is of — , in S)rbnung ®e^enbe§. 
 
 To Accord', v. I. o. ubereittflimmig madden, 
 
Acce 
 
 9 
 
 Acco 
 
 flimmen, (-to, nac^)? in einnong bringen, 
 tergIeid)cn,rcrcinigcn,»?crf6^ncn5QU§gUi(i^cn5 
 2. (SBorred^te) einrdumen, jugefle^em II. n. 
 iibereinftimmen ( — with, mit) , poffen (ju). 
 
 Accordance, s. Die Ubcrcinflimmungi in — 
 with ..., cincr <Ba(^c gcmdp, ju ^olgcj in — 
 to ..., in Ubcrcinflimmung mit ...5 (au(^ 
 c^nc ^prdp.). 
 
 Accor'dant, I. ad). II. — ly, adv. libcrcinflims 
 menl), glcit^formig, gcmdp j im einnong. 
 
 .Accor'djng, prep, (cigcntl. J), part. t. To Ac- 
 cord; — to), nacb, ju ^olgc, gcmdf, lautj in 
 ^Infcljung? — to circamstnnces, nad) S5cfd)Qf= 
 fcn^cit t)erUmftdnt)C5 — to law, rcc^tSmdpig, 
 gefeerndpigj — to reason, bcr S5crnunft ge= 
 mdp5 — to your orders. Com. S^^cn ^uf= 
 trdgcn gcmdp , — as (coni.) , fo .roic, jc noc^s 
 bcm, infofcrn. 
 
 Accor'djngly, adj. bcm (t)cr ot*. bcncn) gcmdp, 
 t)arna(i 3 folglic^, t)cmna(i^, mitljin, olfo. 
 
 To Accost', r. a. anrctjcn. 
 
 Accos'tahle, adj. jugdnglit^, umgdngli(^, gc» 
 fcllig, gcfprd(^ig, frcimblicb. 
 
 Accos'ted, p.ff. Her. bcglcitct, bcfcitct. [fcr. 
 
 Accoiicijcur [ak-ko-shar'j , .v. Ijcr ©cburtS^Cl* 
 
 Accoucliment [ak-kosli'-ment], s. tie 3^ict)er= 
 funft, Gntbintung. 
 
 Account', s. (cf. pL), bic9lc(^nung, JJiotcj bcf. 
 Com.lja§(5onto 5 bic aScrcc^nung j tag SScrjcic^s 
 nip? A^ t>icSflcd)cnfd)Qft5 GrsQt)Iung, @(^iltc= 
 rung, ® ariMung,(grf (drung , bcr ® cri(^t j bic 
 ^a(l)rid)tj bcr :}fuffd)Iup5 bic 5J?cinung 5 ^JTt^^ 
 tung,^cdjf(i^d5ung 5 ba5 ^fnfcljcn, bcr ®croinn, 
 Scrt^cilj ®ctra(^t j bic Urfodje, bcr ©runb. 
 Old or New — , C/iro/i.bcrQltCOb.ncucStl)!? 
 to call to — , jur 9{c(^cnf(^aft 5icf)cn5 to give 
 Can) — , Olcd^nung (Slccicnfc^aft) ablcgcnj 
 bcric^tcn, crfldrcnj of—, n>i(^tig, vona3c= 
 beutungj of no — , gcringfiigig, nitbts bcbcus 
 tenb, nid)ts gcltcnb^ to make—, bafiir ^aU 
 ten, glaubenj bcobfitbtigcnj barauf rccbncn? 
 to make — of, ()ocbf(bd^cn5 to make no — of, 
 9cringf(^d§cnj to take an — of, untcrfucbcn, 
 on — of, auS Ucfacbc, iDcgcn, um ... millcnj 
 on (upon) no — , auf fcincn ^all, bur(bau§ 
 nic^tj upon all a-s, auf jcbcn %aU, in jcbcr 
 Olu(fri(bt5 injcbcr^rtj bci jcbcr^clcgcn^cit^ 
 writ vr action of — , Law, bic Jtlagc mcgcn 
 tcrrecigcrtcr^Cbrccbnungj Com-j. to balance 
 (an) — , 6ontO falbircnj to bring in one's — . 
 fcine Sflccbnung cinrci(bcn, Sd. ablcgcn 9 to keep 
 — , Ot. fii^rcn, (Sonto ^altcn; to open an — , 
 donto croffncn, to pass to — , in {R.bringenj 
 to place to new — , Quf ncuc Sfl. bringcn, to 
 torn (or to render) to — , (Scroinn bringcn, 
 (gutc) ^. gebcn, rcnbiren 3 ficb ccrintcreffxrcn j 
 
 : for — of ... , fur Ot. »on ... 5 for — and risk, 
 fiir 01. unb ® efa^r 3 for half - , 91. jur ^alfte, 
 Sonto a meta; for one's own — , fur eigenc 
 m.3 on — , Quf m., Quf :jfbf(i)lag,abf(bldgli(b, 
 a(§onto3 to pay on — , onticipanbo be5a^lcn3 
 onja^Icn, abf(bldgli(b ja^len^Sinfcbup lciflcn3 
 a payment on — , bic Inticipanbojttblung, 
 a Sonto ' 3a^iung 3 ber ©inf^up 3 an open (un- 
 settK'l) — , cine ojfcnc (unbc5Q^lte)9l.5 (pro 
 forniH or) simulated — , bie cingebilbetc {R. 
 (Sonto Shinto) 3 — of charges, bie Unfoflcn= 
 (ob. (Spefcn =) Ot. 3 — of charges (of) mer- 
 chandise, baS ^QnbIung§sUnfoftens(§onto5 
 
 — of disbursements, bie ^Cu8lQge= (ob. Uni' 
 logcnO 3lotai — of exchange, baS SBc(bfel* 
 ob. (Sambio 5 (Sonto 3 — of insurance, Ui '3Cf= 
 fccuran5=9t.3 — of moveables, ba§9KobiIien= 
 6onto3 — of reexcbange, bic {Riirfraccbfcls 
 ({Ricombios) 01.3 — (of) sales, bicSScrfauf* 
 rc(bnung3 — of settlement, bie <S(bluprc(b= 
 nungj —book, bQ§ Ol-SsSuc^, Sontobu(b3 
 
 — current, bie loufcnbe 01., Sonto = horrent, 
 bcr Ol-§ s TCuSjug 3 — current book, ba8 
 6oHto = (Sorrent = a5u(b. 
 
 To Accoiint', U.I. a. inOlctbnung bringcn j^g. 
 erQ(btcn,meinen,bafur baltcn (juw. mit upon) ; 
 to — to ... , cebircn an ... 3 (vid. b. it. To As- 
 sign); 11.71. rc(bnen, 5d^Ien5 5ufammenred|)s 
 nen, abrc(bncn3 to— with one, mit ©inem ju* 
 fammcnred^ncn, ficbbcrctbnen mit ...3 fidj ocr* 
 ftdnbigcn, to— for, Olecbcnfcbaft (fitr@tn>ag) 
 gcbcn3 »>crantn)ortIi(b fein (fie^cn) fiir ...5 
 ben ©runb angeben ccn ... . 
 
 Acciiuntabil'ity, s. bie SScrantroortlitbfeit. 
 
 Accoiin'table, I. adj. (jur Olctbcnfcbaft) oer» 
 pfli(btet3 (— to, (Sinem) tjcrantraortlicb (— 
 for, fiir (&tma&) 3 — for, inel. crfldrbar} 
 II.— ness, s. bie SScrantn)ortli(bfeit. 
 
 Accoun'tant, s. ber Olccbnunggfiiljrcr, Sutbbal- 
 ter3 (§omptoirifl5 a-s, perfonen, mitbenen 
 man in Olc(bnung fie^t? — general, bcr (§af* 
 fircr ob. oberfle Ole(bnung§fii^rcr im Jtanjiei* 
 geri^tS^of3 — general office, ba§ obcrfle 
 Olcd)nung§biircau 3 adj. {Shk.) ocrontroortlifb 
 
 Accounts', s. (pi. t». Account, qv.) Corns. 
 merchants' — , bie faufmdnnifd)c ®U(b^oIs 
 tung3 book of — current, ba$ (Sci)ntrobu(b3 
 
 — agreed upon , bcr OlccbnuugSabfcblup 3 
 giving op of — , bic !2(blegung oon Otccbnun* 
 gen 3 to settle — , Olccbnungcn abf(bliepen3 — 
 are kept in ... , man rc(bnet nacb ... . 
 
 To Accou'tre, v.a.Mil. Sc Mar. au§riiflen3 ttttf=. 
 pu^cn, au&f(^miicten, auSfialten, auSftaffiren. 
 
 Accou'trement, x. Mil. bie ©olbatcnriifiung, 
 bag 3cug3 ber ^npg, ^u§, (Staatj col. alt« 
 mcbif(bc ob. ungcnjo^nlicbe S^racbt. 
 
Acco 
 
 10 
 
 Achr 
 
 Accdu'trem?nt8,*.pf.3icrttt^cn,SScrsicrun9en. 
 
 To ^ccred'it, v. a. Pol. bcglQubigen, bcoofls 
 mdc^tigen (einen5Kiniflcr) j Com.accre&itiren. 
 
 Accres'cgnt, p. a. bef. BoU anroot^fenD, junc^= 
 menb. [tation. 
 
 Accress, Accressiment, s. Miis. vid. Augraen- 
 
 .ficcre'tion, s. Bot. & Pky. ber 5Bad)§t^um, Ue 
 'lini)m^nQ, baS 3une^men (cincS ^orperg, 
 :c.)j rightof— , Zair,bQ§3u»ad^fung§rcc^t. 
 
 Accre'tive, adj. Bot.kPhy. june^menb, \va<f)= 
 fenb) —motion, bic sune^menbe aScjcegung. 
 
 Accriiinjna'tion, s. vid. Crimination 
 
 to Accroach', v. a. ftcb n)iberrre(btli^ bcmd(^» 
 tigcn, sucignen, an fi^ bringen, an fi(b reipen. 
 
 To ^ccriie', v. n. au§ GtwaS entftel^cn, txtoad)' 
 fen, juroacbfen, ^inpfommcn, jufallen. 
 
 .^ccum'bency,*.bcr liegenbc (Ie^nenbe)3uftanb. 
 
 Accum'b^nt, adj. ^alb liegenb, fi^enb, le^ncnb. 
 
 to Accu'mulate, v. La. bdufen, anbaufen,auf= 
 ^dufenj II. n. fid) bdufcn^sune^men^waifen} 
 Jig. sune^mcn (im ©uten ob. S36fen)j a-d 
 treason, Law, ein au6 »crfd)iebenen SSerbrc= 
 d)en jufamraen er»a(bfener ^od)t>errot^. 
 
 Accu'mulate, adj. jufammcngebduft, ongebduft. 
 
 Accumula'tion, s. bic ^dufung, iCnbdufungj 
 ber4)aufe5 Laws, biclnbdufung mebrerer 
 imter in einer ^crfon, baS 3ufammentreifcn 
 »erf(biebener Umfidnbc ju einem 95en)eifc. 
 
 .^ccu'mulative, I. adj. anbdufenbj angc^duftj 
 II. — ly, adv, ^aufenroeifc j anbdufcnb. 
 
 Accu'muiritor, .s-. fcer llnljdufenbe, S5ermct)rcr. 
 
 Ac'curacy, s. bic ©enauig^it, ^pixnHlidihit. 
 
 Ac'curate, I. adj. 11. — ly, adv. genau, ritbtig, 
 piinftiid^, forgfdltig j genau beflimmt i obnc 
 ^ebler^ most — ly, aufg (Senaueflci HI. 
 — ness , 8. vid. Accuracy. [flud^belaben. 
 
 Accur'sed, j3. a. t &* cerroiinfc^t, oermalebeit, 
 
 Accu'sable, ac??'.anf fagbar, ftrafbar(of,n)egen). 
 
 Accu'saiit, s. Law, ber ^'nfldger, .kidger. 
 
 Accusk'tion, s. bie TTnflage, Scftbulbigung^ 
 ^lage(cor@ericbt)3 au(b Accu'sal(l:Accu8e'). 
 
 ^ccu's^tifve (— case), *. Gram. ber^CCUfatio. 
 
 Accu'fatively, adv. Gram. al6 ^CCUfatiOj bcn 
 TCccufatio betreffenb. 
 
 Accu'satory, adj. eine^Iage entbaltenb ob. tix= 
 urfai^enb 5 — libeI,bieJtlagf(brift,9le(bt§Hage. 
 
 To Accuse', v. a. anflagen, befd^ulbigen (—of 
 a thing, njegen einer &ad)()i tabeln, mi^bil- 
 Ugen. [® enunciant, bie ^nf Idgcrinn, :c. 
 
 Acca'^?r, s. bcr ^nfldgcr, ^Idger, bef. Law, 
 
 To ^cciis'tom, v. a. gcroobnen (— to, an). 
 
 ^ccus'tpmed, p. a. gemobnt, gewfibnt j gen)6bn= 
 U(ib, gebrdu(bli(b5 a shop well — , Com. ein 
 (con ,Kunben) |tarf befucbter 2aben. 
 
 ic€, *. U^li^ ©ran 5 bie QiU (auf SBurfeln 
 ob.^arten) 5 fig. tiU ^leinigf eit , within an — , j 
 
 um ein ^aar, bcina^fcj not an — , niibr oafi 
 
 5Rinbefte; — point, ber TCfpunft (bie ©cite 
 
 bc§ SBurtclS, worauf bag "Kf ftcljt). 
 Aceph'alous, adj. topfloS, b^uP^^"^^' 
 Acerb', adj. berbc (im ©eftbmac!), hittit, 
 
 firenge, f^arfj^tg-rau^, flrenge, ^art, fcbarf 
 To Acer'bate,v.a. berbcmacbenj^g.ccrbittern. 
 Acer'bity, s. ber berbe ©efd^marf, bie .|)erbig= 
 
 Mti fig. r)it ^drte, ©trenge, Sflaul^beit (bcr 
 
 ©emiit^&art ob. ber ©itten). 
 Acer'jc, adj. jum^^om gcborigj com ^born > 
 ^— acid, Oieni. bit Qf^ornfdurc. 
 Ac'erous, ^cerose', adj. Bot-s. fprcuartig, 
 ^nabelfSrmigj — leaves, S^abcln. 
 Acerva'tion a. bic 3tufbdufung. 
 Aces'cency, s. bic <SduerIi(bfeit (S^eigung gur 
 
 ©dure), ©dure, ©^drfe. 
 Aces'cent, adj. fauer werbenb, fducrnb. 
 Aces'cents, s. pi. ©ingc, bie lei(bt fauer roerben. 
 Acetab'filijm, s. Anat. bic^fanncj Bot. cine 
 
 livt be5 J8c(bcrf(bn>ammeS (Peziza) ; Zoot. 
 
 vid. Cotyledons. 
 
 A'cetate, s. Chem. bag effigfaure ©al5,lcctat. 
 A'cetat^d, adj. Cliem. efflg « gcfduert, fducrli^. 
 Ace'tjam [ak-e'-shi-am] , ^.LaiCjbie^UWCifung 
 
 ber ©(b<ibenerfa$tlage an Ut Queen's-Bench. 
 AcgtTc, adj. Chem. gffig ent^altenb, acetif(b j 
 Acciite, s.vid. Acetate. [— acid, (Sffigfdure. 
 Acetose', adj. ©dure cnt^oltenb, fduerli(b, 
 ^faucr, f(barf. 
 
 Acetos'jty, s. bic ©ducrlid^fcit, ©dure. 
 ;^ce'tous, adj. (effig») faucr, fducrlicb. 
 Ace'tum, s. Chem. bcr SSeineffig. 
 to Ashe [ak], v. n. fc^merjeuj vid. To Ake. 
 Aphe (impr. Ach), s. ber ©d)mcrj j vid. Ake; 
 
 Bot. Uz ^eterjiliej — bone, Anat.ta^ ^ix^' 
 Jbdn. 
 Agh'eron, *. Myth, bcr ^Ifcbcron (Sraumfluf) j 
 
 * baS ©cbattcnrei(b, bic Unterraelt, ^oUt. 
 ^chiev'able, adj. au&fiibrbar, tbunlid^, moglid). 
 to Achieve', v. a. augfiibren, DoUbringen, ju 
 
 ©tanbe bringcn? (miibfam) crn)crben,be!oms 
 
 men, erlangenj baoontragen (ben ©icg), gcs 
 
 roinnen. 
 
 Achie\ e'ment, ». bie ^uSfubrung, SSoUenbung j 
 ' i)elbcntbat, ©rof tbat ^}tg. bag (gro^e) SBerf, 
 
 (Srjeugnipj Her. bag (burcb rul)mU(be 3:ba= 
 
 ten erworbene) SBappen.j [jxeger. 
 
 Achiev'er, *. ber SSoUbringer, (Srwerber, S3c= 
 Ashn'Ies, s. ^d^iUcg(5}?-n.)j — tendo,^/mt 
 ^bie 7f(biUegfc^ne. 
 
 Ach'lys, s. Med. bie ^ICugenoerbunfelung. 
 A'shor, s. Med. ber 5)?il(bfcborf, Tfnfprung. 
 AchrQmat'ic, adj. Opt. farbenlog, a(bromatifd) i 
 
 — glasses, acbromatifcbe ® Idfer (bei ©piegcU 
 
 fernrobren). 
 
Acic 
 
 11 
 
 Acri 
 
 \cic'ular, Bot. k Min. I. adj. nab clfSrmig, 
 
 fpi^Suiaufenbj II. adv. wit i^abeln. 
 
 ic'id, Chem. 1. adj. fauer, ^erbcj II. s. t)ie 
 
 ©dure, a-s, p/. ©Quren. [tenb. 
 
 Acidiferous, Chem. adj. faucr, (Saurc ent^al= 
 
 AcTdifi'able, adj. fduerbor. 
 
 Acifdifica'tion, s. Chem. bie ©duerung. 
 
 icid'ifier, s. Cliem. ber ©durenbilbcr. 
 
 To Acid'jfy. V. a. fduern, fauer mad()cn 5 Chem. 
 
 in tine ©dure »ern)anbeln. 
 
 icjdim'eter, .v. Chem. bcr ©durenmcffcr. 
 
 Ac'idist, .V. ber TCcibifl (:M:n^dnger ber ^cmif(^= 
 
 mcbijinifd>en 2e^re con ben ©duren). 
 
 Acid'ity, Ac'idness, s. bic ©dure, Tfcib itdt. 
 Acid'ulae, j. p/. ber ©auerbrirnnen. [fduern. 
 To Acid'Qlate, v. a. Chem. ]antxli6) mcd^cn, 
 Acid'ulous, adj. Chem. fduerli^. 
 
 \cina'ceous [— shijs], adj. vid. Acinose, kc. 
 Acjna^'jfdrm, adj. Bot. fdbelformig. 
 Jcin'iform, adj. Anat. traubenformig J — ta- 
 nnic, bie Srauben^aut be& lfugc5. 
 Acjnose', Ac'jnous, adj. Min. fornig. 
 A9'inus, s. Bot. bie einjeinc Scere bcr 5ufam= 
 
 mengefe^ten ajeerenfriic^te, 5. ®. bcr 58rom= 
 
 beerenfrud^t. 
 To Acknowl'edge, v. a. (fur gultig) ancrfcns 
 
 nen, agnofciren, rccognofciren j bef ennen, ein: 
 
 gefte^n^ fiir (StWttS crfenntU(b fein, erfennenj 
 
 to — the receipt (of a letter) , bcn Gmpfcng 
 
 (einc§ 33ncfe&) anseigcn. 
 .Acknowl'edgedly, adv. ancrfannntcrmQpen. 
 Acknow I'edging.p.a. Gai/.erf enntlid), ban!bar. 
 Acknowledgment, s. bie ^ncrfonuung, Law, 
 
 ignition, {Recognition i bQ§ 95ef enntnip (cinc§ 
 
 ^e^lcrg)i bie ^ntfc^ulbigungi ber einpfang= 
 
 fd^ein^ Law, SleccgnitionSfj^ein, bie (Sm= 
 ^pfangSanjeigcj (a-s), bie (Srfenntlidjfeit. 
 Ac'rae, s.Jig. bcr ®ipfel, ^oc^fic^un^, Med. 
 Jiit ^6(^flc JtrifiS einer ,ffrQnff)eit. I 
 
 U'ne, v. Mf'd. "bit ajliit^c im &tii^t. 
 A-culd', adj.{Sh.) fait [tarbiener, ^^JfcfJiio; 
 AcoI'ofAist, Ac'oiyte, «. Ecc. ber Tifolutl}, lu- 
 ic^onite, s. Bot. bie SBolfSrourj, ba§ eifenl)iit= 
 
 Icin^ * ein tobtlic^eS ®ift. [natter. 
 
 ^con'tias [a-kon'-shj-as], s. Zool. bic ^feiU 
 A'corn, s. ^it (Si<i)tli Mar. ber ^liigelfnopf. 
 A'corned, adj. (gid^eln trogenb j Her. (tint 
 _®i(^e) mit eidjeln oerfe^en. 
 A'corus, .y. Bot. ber,SaImu§5 Nat. bic blouc 
 
 ^oratte^ Med. ber grof e ©olgant. 
 Acou'stjc, adj. atuftif(^5 — dact, Anat. bcr 
 
 Quf ere ®e^6rgang 5 — instrument, buS 
 
 Sprai^ro^r, ^orro^r. 
 Acou'stjcs, s.pl. Phy. bie Ttfufli!, ed^aUle^re, 
 
 ©c^orFunbe^ Med. ©e^orarjneien 
 
 To Ac uaint'jU. a. (— one, ginen) befanntfc ^ig. bie SSitterfeit, ©trcnge, |)eftigteii. 
 
 ma^en (— with, mit), bena(^ri(i)tigen (— of 
 oon). [ber (bic) S^efannt^ 
 
 Acquain'tance, s. tic 93ef Qnntfd>ttft j Jtenntni^ 
 
 Acquain'ted, p. a. bcfannt (— with, mit)? un» 
 terri(^tet(— of, ton). 
 Acquest', *.ba§ er»orbcne®utjbie6robcrung. 
 
 To Acquiesce' [ak-kwj-es'] , v. n. (— in) , fii^ 
 beru^igen (bci), gufricben fein (mit) j einroiu 
 ^ligen, fid) fiigcn (in). 
 
 Acquies'cence, s. bic (SinroiUigung , 3uinm- 
 ^mung j ergebung, giigung (— in, in). 
 
 Acquies'cent, adj. nod^gicbig 
 
 Accjuir'abie, adj. crracrbbar, crlangbar. 
 
 toAcquire',w.a.crn)erben,crlangen5errei(^cn} 
 lernen, crlcrncn. 
 
 Requirement, s. bic ©rrocrbung; ©rlangungj 
 bie bur(^ ^lei^ cnuorbcne gd^igfeit ob. Scr= 
 
 Acqui'rer, s. bcr Grwcrbcr. [tigfeit. 
 
 Acqujsi'tion, s. bas (Srwcrbcn, Grwerbnifj 
 bic erroerbung? (Srlernung, ba§ erroorbene 
 ©ut, ber 'KnUnU ^ic Sefi^nQ^mc, erobe= 
 rung? — of glory, ern>orbene @I?rc. 
 
 Acquifs'jtifve, I. adj. erroorbcn, erlongt? II. 
 
 '—\y,ado. Gram, unjeigenb, buf ein 3eitn)orl 
 to ob. for na6) \i6) ^at. 
 
 Acqu^'itiveness, .v. Fhren. ber erwerbsfinn. 
 
 To ^Lcquit', V. a. befreien, frcifpre(ben, loSfpre= 
 djcU) crlaffen, quittiren? to — one's self of a 
 thing, fid) einer <Sq(^c entlebigcn, to — an 
 obligation, eineSSerbinbUtbfeit crfiiUenj eine 
 SBo^lt^ttt erfennenj to — (one's self of) a 
 debt, eine ©d^ulb Qbtrogenj to — one of a 
 debt, einem eine <Sd)ulb trlttffen 3 paid and 
 a-ed, besQl)lt unb quittirt. 
 
 Acquit', s. (fronj.) Com. bic Sluittung j ver—y 
 (Quf bc5Ql)lten SBcr^fcln u. Olcc^nungen) be* 
 l(x\)\t, er^altcn. [fpred^ung. 
 
 Acquit'tal, a. Law, bic ^reifprcd^ung , 2o^» 
 
 Accjuit'tance, s. bic SScfrciung (oon einer aScr= 
 binblidjfcit). Corns, bic ^bsal)Iung5 Sluit-- 
 tung4 sum of—, btt§ ^bfinbung^quantum, 
 
 bie ^bfinbung^fummei — in lull of all ac- 
 counts, bie®eneralquittung j v.a.freifpredpen. 
 
 A'cre, A. ber OJiorgen, Xcfer Sanbes (4840 
 SluQbrQts^arbo)^ an — of rupees, ein Sacf 
 (100,000) {Rupien^ -shot, -tax, bie (Srunb= 
 fteuer (nai bem ^cter). [oermogcnb. 
 
 A'cred, p. a. col. (Srunbcigcnt^um bcfi|cnb, 
 
 ^treme', s. je^n ^Rorgen SanbeS. 
 
 Ac'rjd, I. adj. f^arf,bei^enb,l^erbc} II.— ness, 
 
 ^.v. bie ©c^drfe, aSittcrfeit, ^erbigfcit. 
 
 AcrjmO'nious, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. ^crbc, 
 hitttti fi^. ftrcng, bei^enbj III. —ness, s. 
 vid. b. f. S8. 
 
 Ac'rimony, s. bie ©(^drfc (ciner ©ubflanj)} 
 
Acri 
 
 1^2 
 
 Acts 
 
 Ac'ritude, s. tic ©c^drfc, ^erbigfeit bc§ ©c* 
 
 Acrpamat'ic (— cal) , arfj. Ph» ge^eim, cinge= 
 rozii)t, gnanbUd^ gele^rt, cfoteri[(J^. [ter^o^e. 
 
 Acro'mion, s. Anat, t5a& ^fromion, tic (S(i^ul= 
 
 Acron'jCj AcrSn'jcal (Acronycal), ac/;. ^if 
 afronifi^ (cigcntl. a!ront)(^if(^). 
 
 icron'ically, adv. Ast, pr afronifc^cn 3cit. 
 
 At/rospTre, s, Bot. t)cr ^eim (bef. cinc§ ©arnen^ 
 
 Jorne§ Qufcr ber (Srbc), Dq§ (SSlottO get)er= 
 
 Ac'rospired, p. p. & n. feiment). [g^en. 
 
 Across', I. adv. frcujwcifcj with arms — , mit 
 tcrfd^ranften Tfrmenj^s'. wibrig, ungludtlid^ , 
 II. prep, qucriibcr, quer ob. mitten burt^. 
 
 ^cros'tic, Foet. I. *. baS ^Frofli(^on (9tttmen= 
 gcbid^t)5 II. adj. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 ^crSs'tical, I. adj. afroftift^j II. — ly, adv. 
 
 j^\t\^ cinem QC!roftid^on. \_xnd. b. f. SB. 
 
 Acrote'ria, s.-pLAnat. bic Gitrcmitdtcnj -4rc/i. 
 
 Ac'r9ter§, *. pL ^rc7i. Heine nicbrige ^upge= 
 ftcUc am ©a^gicbclj bcSgl. bic barauf j^e^cn* 
 benSSilbfduIen. 
 
 To Act, V. I. n. ^anbeln, p 2Ber!e ge^cn, mx- 
 fen? to — upon certain principles, nQ(i^ ge= 
 roilfen ®runbfd|en ^anbcln, to — up to an 
 order, einem SScfe^le gemdp l)anbeln5 II. a. 
 in aSewegung fe^en, Qiit Sl)dtigfcit) be|lim= 
 men, trciben, Uittn'^ auffut)ren (ein S^eater= 
 flficf)? fpielcn, barftcllcn, (a part, cine OloUe) 
 geben,fpiclen,cgiren5 to — out of character, 
 
 ^Qu§ fciner OtoUc fallen. 
 
 Act, s. (cf.pl.) bad5)anbelnj bic ^anblung, 
 zi^at^ ber ^(^ritt, ta^ ©et^ane^ ber (Strcid^ 5 
 bie SBirmd)feit,- ber ^ufjug (TCct eine§3;i)ca= 
 tcrftucfeS), Laio,bici85cr^anblung,'M:cte5 Pari. 
 ber aScff^Iuf , ba§ Secret, bie ^fctc (ba§ ®c= 
 fe^5 Ac. bie ©igputationj ber tjrctu§ (offenfl. 
 fcierlid^e ^onblung)) Law, ba& Snftrumcnt, 
 jDocument} in — , mxilid)^ imSSegrijfj in the 
 very — , auf frif^cr S^at? to put into — , in 
 luSfu^rung bringcn, oerroirfli^cn; — of a 
 student in divinity, Ac. bie t^eologifd()e 3n= 
 QuguralbiSputation j — of faith, Ecc. ba§ 
 ^utobafe'5 a-s of penance, SSufiibungen^ 
 Com. & Law, — of abandonment, bic (5efs 
 ftonSactcj — of cassation, ba& 6afration§= 
 nrt^eil, — of honour, bic SntcroentionSs 
 
 actCj ^Ot^abrcffcj — of grace, vid. lusol- 
 vency (act of—); — of navigation, bic Stas 
 tigationSttCtc, — of oblivion, bic^mncfliej 
 
 ^— of settlement, bic S^ronfolgcacte. 
 
 Ac'ting, p. s. & a. ba§ ^anbcln, SBir Jen 5 ©pie* 
 Icn(cine§S(l^aufpiclcr§)5^anbelnb 5— burgo- 
 master, ber amtfii^renbe (rcgicrenbe) SSurge* 
 
 ^mciflcr 5 —partner, Com.bcrnjirnid^c^focie. 
 
 Ac'tinolite, s. Min. ber ©tra^tflcin. 
 
 Actinolit'ic, adj. ftra^Iftcinartig. 
 
 Ac'tion, s. bic ^anblung, Z^at, Phy. tie 
 SBirfung5 Foet. bic |)aupt^anblung (cineft 
 ®ebi(^t§)j Rhet. bag ©cberbenfpiel (beim 
 SSortrag), bic Action? Faint. & Sculp, bic 
 ^altung, ©tcUung (ciner ^igur), ber:iCctj 
 Fhysiol.vid.pl.; Zatc-^.bie^lagcfad^c, (gc? 
 ric^tli^c) ,fi:lage5 ba§ ^lagcred^t. Mil. baS 
 Srcffen, ©cfed^t. Com. vid. pi. ; to be in — , 
 wirfcn, in SSenjcgung fein? fit for — , ju ©e* 
 fc^dftcn gef(3^irft5 full of—, gefd^dftig/t^dtigj 
 gefticulircnb) Laws, to bring (enter or lay) 
 an — against one, S^manb gcrid()tlid) belan* 
 gen? to hold a-s, proceffxrenj (cf.pl.); an 
 
 — upon appeal, bic^fppcUation&ilagc, — for 
 debt, W (Sd^ulbflagCj —on policy, ber Ifs 
 fecuranjprocef 3 an — for trespass, cine pcin^ 
 
 ^lid^e ^lage. 
 
 Ac'tionable, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. cine gerid^t* 
 lid^cKIagc julafenb, flogbar, bclangbar,pros 
 
 ^cef fd^ig j ftrpf bar. 
 
 Ac'tionary, A'ctionist, s. (franj.), Com. ber 
 :iCctienbefi§cr, ^ctiondr, ^cticn^dnblcr, (gfs 
 fccten^dnblcr 5 society of actionaries, bie 
 
 ^:jrctiengefeUf(t)aft. 
 
 Ac'tions, s. pl.Fhysiol. bic^ctionen(SSerrid)* 
 tungen) ber lebenben^orper^ (franj.) Corn. 
 3(ctien) — taking (Shksp.)^ procepfu()renb. 
 
 To Ac'tivate, v. a. in 3^l)ttttg!eit fe^en, in ©ang 
 
 ^(SScmegung) bringcn, roirffam madden. 
 
 Ac'tive, adj. t^t\<i, nserft^dtig, betriebfanij 
 iDir!fam, roirfenbj leb^aft,gefc^dftig5 be^enb, 
 gcnjanbtj praftifd^, ^ram. actio 5 Com-*.— 
 capital, — property, ba§ cigcnc SSermogen 
 (eineS ^aufmanneg) an barem@elbc,@runbs 
 pucfen,SBoarcn, SBe(§feln, :c.5 7Cctii)a5 - 
 commerce, bcr ^ctic^anbcl, ^Cu§fut)r^anbel5 
 
 — debts, :j(ctiofd^uIben, (auSftc^enbe) <S(]^ul= 
 ben 5 — property of a bankrupt, bic SRalfc 
 
 ^cines ^allitcnj —verb. Gram. baSTCctiioum. 
 
 Ac'tively, adv. t^tiQ, njirffam, gef(^dftig5 in 
 
 ^bcr S^atj Gram. al§ Ictioum, tijSiti^. 
 
 Ac'tiveness, s. vid. b. u. Activity. 
 
 Activ'ity, s. bic Z\idti<ihit, SSetricbfamhit,' 
 ©efd^dftigfeit, SBirffamfeitj 2.biea3e()enbig 
 feit, ©ewanbtljeit^ feats of-, ^unfifiiitfci 
 
 ^sphere of — , bcr SBirfungSfreig. 
 
 Ac'tor, s. bcr|)anbelnbe,3^^dter5 ©^laufpiclcr j 
 
 ^ifnroalt (im6ioilproce|]e). [©d^aufpiclcrinn. 
 
 Ac'tress, s. bic l^anbclnbe njeiblid^c ^crfon 3 
 
 Acts, i: pi. Bihl. (— of the apostles), bic 
 ^Jfpoftclgcfd^id^tcj Laws, biclctcn, Sfle^t§* 
 fd^riftcnj — of parliament, bic ^arIoment§a 
 actcn (©tatutcn bc^^^nigrcid^S), — of God 
 and the King's (Queen's) enemies, (in®OCU« 
 menten) ^fi^erc ^a6)t. 
 
Actu 
 
 13 
 
 Addi 
 
 Ac'tual [ak-tshu-^l], I. adj. t^dtigj mirfltd(>5 
 gcgcnwartig, jc^ig j — cauteries, Swrg. cigcnt* 
 lic^c Srcnnmittcl, -debt, mirflid^c ®(^ul= 
 Ucnj —service, bcf.Mii.bC5n)irHid)C©ienftj 
 - state of matters, bic 3citumftanbc, (5on= 
 juncturcn? II.— ly, adv. in bcr S()at, mvh 
 lid), gcgcnradrtigj supply— on hand. Com. 
 tcr roirfUdjc SBorratl). 
 
 Actuai'ity [-tshu— ], s. bic SBirfIi(^fcit. 
 
 Ac'tuary, s. tcr :jfctUQriu§, ^rotocoUift; 9lcgi= 
 ftrator, (©crid^t^O 'Sd)rciber5 chief— of a 
 firm, (Join. Dcr erfle ®cf(^Qft§fii^rcr. 
 
 To Ac'tuatc, V. a. in SSeiDcgung ob. S^dtigfcit 
 fc^cn, in ©ang bringcn, antrcibcn, trcibcn, 
 a-d by ... , angctricbcn Don ... . 
 
 Actua'tion, s. bic SBirfung, wirfenbc ^aft. 
 
 Acu'leate, Acu'leated, adj. & p. a. Uoi. fla(^Cs 
 lig/ fpi^igi ZooL mit cincm ©tad^cl )?cr[c()cn. 
 
 flcQ'lei, A. pZ. i5o^ & Zoo/. @tac^cln. 
 
 Acu'nien, a-, bic fcl^arfc ®pi|Ci./iy. bic ©(j^arf= 
 fmnigfcit. 
 
 To Acu'nijnate, v. I. a. jufpi^cn, f(i^drftn (QU^ 
 ,/?gr.)5 II. n. ficb fcgclformig cr^cbcn. 
 
 Acu'niinate, Acu'mjnated, adj. & j). a. fd^ttrf 
 Sugcfpi^t, fpi^ig j fig. ff^arf. 
 
 Acnmjna'tion, s. baS 3ufpi^cn 5 bic fd^arfe 
 ©pi^Cj y<ff. bic (Sd^arffinnigfcit. 
 
 \cu'mjnous, adj. fpi^ig. 
 
 ^cFite', \.adj. 11.— ly, adv. fpi^ig, fd^arf 5 Bot. 
 fpi^igj Mm*, fdjarf, ^cUj A^'- fc^arfrmnig, 
 fcin^ —accent. Gram, bcr "KcutUSj — an- 
 gular, fpi^roinfligj — disease, Med. cine 
 Iji^igc JtrQnfl}cit j III. — ness, s. bic ©pifeig* 
 fcit} <B6)dv^cifig. bcr ©(^arffinn, bic ©idrfc, 
 ^cin()cit, ^cftigf cit, ^rifi^ (cincr ^ran^cit) , 
 
 — of discovery, cine ftarfc Untcrf(bcibung§= 
 f raft 5 — of the eye, bic<S(^drfc bcSQcrifi^tS, 
 
 — of sounds, bic ©d^drfe bcr Soncj — of 
 wit, bic (Sd^arffid^tigfcit. 
 
 Ad [ad] , J.at. prep, nttd) j — Libitum, nod^ 
 
 ^SBclicbcn j — valorem, na6) bcm S55crtljc. 
 
 Ad'age, a\ bQ§ ©prid)mort, bic OJiajcimc. 
 
 ^da'giO, Mus. 1. s. ba§ TCbttgio ) II. adv. Qbttgio, 
 
 ^longfam unb fanft. 
 
 Ad'ani, s. :jCbQm (9Ji-n.)5 -s-apple, Bot. & 
 Anat. bcr :?C-§apftl5 — *8 earth, bic 7(-§= 
 crbc, ©ama§ccncr ©rbc, — 's needle, bic 
 
 ^l£-§nQbeI, ?)ucca. 
 
 Ad'amant, s. bcr TTbamont, ©iamant. [ortig. 
 
 Adamante'an, adj. ^art roicSiamont, bcmant* 
 
 Adaraan'tine, adj. bcmantcn, Ttg. unjcrftorbor, 
 
 ^unaufI6§Ii(l() 5 —spar, Min. bcrSiamantfpat^. 
 
 Ad'araic-ear^V, s. Geol.cor. bic abamifd^C @rbC, 
 
 ^9l6t()clcrbc, cnglifd^c ^rbc. 
 
 Adanso'nia, s. Bot. ber SSaobabbQum, Wcn» 
 brobbaum. 
 
 To Adapt', V. a. anpaffcnb madden, anpaffen/ an* 
 rccnbcn (— to, auf)} to become a-ed to, 
 ccrtraut wcrbcn mit..., \i(i) gcroo^nen an ..... 
 
 Adaptabil'ity, s. bic ^nwcnbbarfcit, ^a^iid)= 
 
 Adap'table, adj. anrocnbbar. [fcit. 
 
 Adapta'tion, s. bic ^Cnpojfung, ^Cnrocnbungj 
 MB ICnpafTcn. 
 
 Adap'tion, s. vid. b. b. Adaptation. [9Ku§lin. 
 
 Ad'atjs, s. Com. cinc ^Crt feiner ofiinbifd^cr 
 
 Adajs', adv. now — , ^cut JU Sagc, jc^t. 
 
 To Add, v.l.a. ^injut^un, l)in5ufugcn, beifugen 
 (— to, ju), bcif(^Iicfen} na^tragen, (bad 
 ^c^lcnbc) crgdn5en,nad^sa^lenKto— to)ocr» 
 mc^ren? (to — up) abbircnj to — the in- 
 terest to the capital, 3infcn sum Capital 
 fd^Iagcn, 11. n. ^injufommcn, pcrmc^rcn? this 
 a-s to my grief, baS ccrmc^rt mcincn^^unis 
 mcr, — to this, Ipicrju !ommt no(b, bap 
 
 Jommt, a-ed to, ncbft. 
 
 Ad'dable, adj. Jjcrmc^rbarj vid. Addible. 
 
 Ad'datis, Ad'daties, s. vid. Adatis. [jc^ntcn 
 
 To.^ddec'jmate , v.a. Law, bcn3c^ntcn nc^mcn, 
 
 Addenda [adden'da] , pi. Lit 5tad)trdge. 
 
 Addendum [adden'dum], s. Lit. bcr ^ufa^, 
 Tfn^ang, SJac^trag (cine§ aBer!c§)5 gew. pi. 
 Addenda. 
 
 Ad'd?r,.9. ZooL bie flatter J -bolt, -fly, Ent. 
 bic SibcUc, aSrcitjungfcr, —stung, »on cincr 
 sytatter gcflot^cnj JJo^.?.— 's-grass, ba§ J;na» 
 benfraut, — 's-tongue, bicSiattcrjungcj — 's- 
 wort, bie S^otterrourj. 
 
 Addibii'jty, s. bic SScrmcIjrbarfcit. 
 
 Ad'djble, adj. tjcrmc^rbar, jufiigbar. 
 
 Ad'djce, s. vid. b. U. Adz. 
 
 To Addict', V. a. wibmcn, n)Cil)enj to — one'e 
 self, fid^ crgcbcn, fid^ ubcrlajfcn (— to vice, 
 &c. bcm Saflcr, ic). 
 
 ^ddic'tion,*. ba^SBibmcn, bicSSibmung, (Sv* 
 
 ^gcbung, S^cigung, bcr ^ang (- to, ju). 
 
 Ad'djng, p. p. (p. To Add) ; — charges or ex- 
 penses, Com. mit ^nhcQvi^ ber ©pefcn. 
 
 Addi'tion, s. ba& ^iniuti)Vini bie Scifugungj 
 
 ' Lit. bcr 3ufa§ (ju cinem SBerfOi &ic Stanb^ 
 gloffe, bcr3un)a(1^8, bie SScrmcl)rung 5 vulg. 
 tin »orti;)cil^after 3ufa§, 3icrat^} Arith.tiz 
 Xbbition, Mus. ber ^unft (neben ber 3tote 
 al&SSerIdngcrung§scid^cn)5 Law, bcrS^eben* 
 titcl (Seifae jumSSors u. 3unamen)j Her. 
 ba§ aSeiscid^en, Dist. ber 3ufa|5 Com. bcr 
 ffla6)mh ^bfd^nitt. 
 
 Addii'tional, adj. ^injugcfc^t,Pcrmcl)rt,cr^6^t, 
 nad^trdglid^j — happiness, dn 3u»ad^§ an 
 ®Iudf 5 Com. &. Law, — charges, bic Stebcn* 
 fof^cn, ^tcbenfpefcnj — (and conditional) 
 clause, ber 3ufa|artifcl, bie 3ufa§urfunbe5 
 — credit, bcr ©upplcmentarcrebitj — duty 
 
Add! 
 
 14 
 
 Adja 
 
 or tax, tcr er^o^te 3oa, bic 3tQ(]^|!cuer 5 — 
 freight, t^ie gra^tjulagcj — payment, ber 
 3?o(^f(^uf. [^angswdfc. 
 
 ^ddi'tionally, adv. al§ 3ufQ^, aU 3u9Qbe, Qn= 
 
 Ad'djtive, adj. ^injufc^bar, ^injufugenD. 
 
 Ad'ditory, adj. ccrme^renb, ocrgrof ernD. 
 
 Ad'die (Addled), adj. Iecr,unfru(^tbar,faulig, 
 cerborbenj — egg, baS SEBinbcij cols. — 
 brained, —headed, — pated, lecrfopflg, leer, 
 ^irnlo&, roinbig, unbefonnen, — brains, 
 pate, bcr bummc, cinfQltige9)Jenf(^,einfalt§= 
 pin[el5 — plot, ber ©pietoerberber. 
 
 Addors'ed, p.a.Her. auSwdrtS (mitbemSHfitfeR 
 'gcgcncinanber)gefe^rt. 
 
 To Address', y.o.(— one's self to), (flc^ an3e= 
 manb) roenben, ((&tma^ an i^n) rid^tenj (au(^ 
 im ftanbift^en einne) eine ^brejfc, em®efu(^ 
 cmgeben, einen Zntva^ fteUenj jueignen, an* 
 rebeii) to — goods (to, (gincm) UBaaren fen= 
 ben (conftgnircn), to — a letter, einen ®rief 
 abreffiren, to — papers, ^apierc uberf(l^rei= 
 ben? to — the king (the Senate), fic^ fcl^rift= 
 lid^ an ben ,S6nig (on ben ©enat) roenbenj to 
 — a lady, einer ©ame ben .^of madden, a-ed 
 bill. Com. ber ©omiciU SB e(^fel. 
 
 Address', s. bieQCnrebej Gingabe, SSittfc^rift, 
 ©anffd^rift, iDanfabrcjfej Pari, bie ^ntn)or= 
 ten, roeld^e bem ©ouoerain auf bie S^ronrebe 
 ubergebenroerben, bie3uf^rift5 3ueignung5= 
 f(^rift 5 :iCuff*rift (eine^ aSriefeS, ic), :iCbrefrc 5 
 bie ®eroanbtt)eit, (Sefdjictlic^feit, ^unfi, ber 
 TCnflanb, bie4)altung, ba&aSene^men, bie5)?os 
 nier, gebenSartj SiebeSberoerbung (gew. p^.) , 
 to pay one's a-es to, fxd^ bewerben um, (— 
 a lady, einer jDame) ben^of mac^en, to make 
 one's — to one, (linen anreben, fid^ (about 
 a thing, roegen GtroaS) an Ginen wenben 5 
 Corns, to forward to one's — , an Sc^^nbeS 
 (ob. nad)) Tfbreffe befleUen laffen, — in case 
 01 need, TCbreffe auf ben 3^ot^faU. 
 
 Address'er,5.(Siner, ber eine "JCbreffeuberreid^t) 
 ber aSittfteUerj btr, vod6)cx eine Tfnrebe ^dlt. 
 
 To Adduce', v. a. beibringen (SSeroeife burd^ 
 3eugen, iQi anfiiljren (©c^riftfieUen, :c.), 
 auffteUcn (eine Tfutoritdt, 2C.). 
 
 Addu'cent, adj. Aiiat. ansiel)enb, sufammen= 
 Sie^enb j — muscle, ber "Jfnjie^muSfcl. 
 
 Addu'cible, adj. anfii^rbar, anjie^bar. 
 
 Adduc'tion, s. Anat. bie ^njie^ungj Lit. bie 
 ^nful)rung (einer ©d^riftfleUe, zc.). [genb. 
 
 .^dduc'tjve, adj. ^erunterl>oIenb, ^erunterbrin= 
 
 Addiic'tor, s. Anat. ber Injie^muSfel, TCnjies 
 
 ^ ^cr, ^bbuctor. 
 
 Ad'eb, s. Com. dgt)pt. (Snxaii^t 0.210 okes ju 
 3rotolos (1 engl.^funbweniger2SDrad^men). 
 
 Ad'C-ia, 5. mele (:j(bf. 0. Adelaide). j 
 
 Adelanta'dp, J. (fpan.) bcr ©tott^alter (in cinct 
 Ad'elaide, s. Ifbcl^eib (^-n.). [^roj^inj). 
 Adeli'na, s. Tfbeline (^-n.). 
 Ademp'tion, s. Law, bie 2Bcgnai)me, a5erau= 
 
 ^bung, (Sntgie^ung (eineS SSorred^teS). 
 Aden6g'raphy,^.ylnai.bie55rufenbefc^reibung. 
 Ad'enoid, adj. brufenformig, brufenartig, brii* 
 Adenol'ogy, s. Anat. bie Drufcnlet>re. [ftg. 
 Ad'enos, s. Com. eine livt SBaumwoUe au& 
 
 ^QTleppo (oud) marine cotton genonnt). 
 Adenuse', Ad'enous, adj. vid. Adenoid. 
 Adenot'omy, s. Anat. bie ©rufenserglieberung. 
 Adept', I.^. ber,Runfloerfidnbigc5 (Singen)eit)tc5 
 
 (ftbertragenoon)y4ic/i.ber®olbma(^er,7fbept5 
 ^11. adj. funflDerfldnbig, erfa^ren, gele^rt. 
 Ad'equate, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. angemeffcn 
 
 (^ufig mit to) 5 ^inldnglid^, oollftdnbig^ III. 
 
 — ness, s. bie ©emdf^eit, ^ngemeffen^eit, 
 
 Sflit^tigfeit (ber ©arfieUung be& SSer^dltnif* 
 Adfec'ted, p. a. Alg. jufammengefe^t. [fe§). 
 ToAdfiliate,Adfiliation, vid. To Affiliate, &c 
 To Adhere', v. n. an^angen, anfleben (— to, 
 
 anji^ig. to — to..., fid^^altenan..., to— to- 
 gether, jufammen^angenj we shall— to your 
 
 order. Com. nix werben ^l)xiiv SSorf^rift 
 
 na(^!ommen. 
 Adhe'rence, (— cy), s. ba§ ^nt)angen, ^nflc* 
 
 ben. Jig. bie ^nl)dnglid^feit, (Srgeben^eit. 
 Adhe'rent, I. adj. an^angenb, anflebcnbj an* 
 
 ^dngig? II. s. ber ^n^dnger 5 III. — ly, adv. an= 
 Adhe'rer, s.ber^n^dnger. [^angenb,an^dnglid^. 
 Adhe'sion, s. Pliy. baS Tfnljangen (5. 95. be§ 
 
 Gifeng an ben 3)lagnet) , bie ^nHebung. 
 Adhe'sive, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. lit. &fig Cin= 
 
 ^angenb, anflebenbj — plaster, tia^ 4)eft= 
 
 pflafter. III.— ness, s. ba§ TCn^angenbe, ^efl= 
 
 fIebenbe5bie,Klebrigfeit. 
 Adhor'tatory, adj. ermaljnenb. 
 Adjaph'anous, adj. unburd^fid^tig. 
 Adiaph'orous, adj. gleid()gultig j Chem. neu= 
 
 tral5-salt, ba& iTteutralfalj (ein SKittelfal?). 
 Adiaph'Qry, s. W ® leid^giiltigf eit 5 ba8 50?ittel- 
 
 bing, Chem. bie 3teutraUtdt. 
 Adieu', I. adv. ®ott befo^len, lebe (leben @ie) 
 
 mi)l, ^bieuj II. s. (aui pi.) ba§ Seberao^I. 
 ToAdipOc'jrate, v. a. ingettjoad^g oerwanbeln. 
 Adipocira'tion, s. W SSerroanblung in %ctU 
 Ad'jpQcircj^ s. ba§ ^ettroad^S. [roac^g. 
 
 Ad'jpose, Ad'ipous, adj. Anat. fett, — raem- 
 ^brane, W gett^aut, — ducts, tiu ^ettjcUen. 
 Ad'it, s. Mm. k Mil. ber 3ugang, (StoUen, 
 
 roagcrcc^te @ang jur ^bleitung be§ SSoJTerS. 
 Adja'cencies, s.pl. angren5enbe£)rter ob. 8dn» 
 
 ber, W umliegenbe ©egenb, Umgegenb. 
 Adja'cency, s. \iCih ^a^eliegen, bie TCngrenjung, 
 
 baS ^ngrensenbe, ^nftof enbe. 
 
Adja 
 
 15 
 
 Admi 
 
 Adja'cent, adi.Qngrcnjenb, anflopent), aniicgenb 
 '(_ to, on)} — places, njie Adjacencies. 
 To Adject', V. a. ^pt^un, l)msufe$cn. 
 Adjecti'tious, adj. ^m5ugett>Qn, ^injugefe^t. 
 Ad'jective, Gram. I. s. baS IbjectiDj II. — ly, 
 
 adv. alS aSciiDort, Ql)jccti5>if(]^. 
 To Adjiiifn', v. I. a. bdfugen, ^injufugcn, an= 
 
 ftigen } Il.n.no^e Uegen,angrcnsen,anflof en (on 
 
 (StJuaS), adjoining room, bag 5iebensimmcr. 
 To Adjourn', Pari. & Law, v. I. a. tjertagcn^ 
 
 oerfd^iebeni aufft^ieben, H- n. fid) certogen. 
 Adjourn'ment, s. Pari. & Law, bic SSertagung, 
 'Xu§fc§ung5 SSerfi^iebung, ber :jfuff(^ub. 
 Adjowaen'-seed, s. Com. ber bengttlifcJ^C TCnicS 
 
 (Amjni copticiim). 
 To Adjudge', v.a. Law, juerf ennen, jufprec^cn ; 
 
 ceruct^eilcn, conbcmniren (— to, ju). 
 Adjudg'ment, s. Law, bie 3uerfennung (ciner 
 ' ©trafe), ba& Urt^eil j bie SSerurt^eilung. 
 To Adju'dicate, Law, v. I. a. suerfennenj II. n. 
 
 geri(^tli(i erfennen (— upon, iiber). 
 Adjudica'tion, s. Law, bie 3uerfcnnung, 3U' 
 
 fprc^ung, boS Urtljcil, ber Olec^t&fpru4>. 
 To Ad'jugate, v. a. Qnjoc^en, sufammenjod^en. 
 id'junct, I. s. ber 3ufQ§ (etwaS 35cigcfugteS, 
 
 — to, p), Metaph. bie Gigen[(baft5 Gram. 
 &. Log bQg^bjunctumj ber "JCbjunct, "KmU' 
 gc^iilfe, II. adj. oerbunben (— to, mit)j bei* 
 gefellt) —deities. Myth, bie ^iilfSgotterj an 
 
 — professor, Ac. cin QU^erorbentlid()er ^ro= 
 fejfor. [ber 3ufa$. 
 
 Adjunc'tion, s. bie Seifugung 3 baS |)in5ufugen j 
 
 Adjtinc'tjve, I.*, ber Seifiigenbe } baS iSeige* 
 fiigte) 11. adj. III. — ly, adv. beifiigenb, oer* 
 binbenbjoereint. 
 
 Adjiiuc'tly, adv. fotglid) J bttmit tcrbunben. 
 
 Adjura'tion, s. boS 35cf(^n)6ren, bie 95ef(bn)6= 
 rung, bringenbfte SditUi Gibe&formelj :}(uf= 
 criegung u. SSorfc^reibung be8 QibeS. 
 
 To i^djure', v. a. bringenbft hitUn, anrufen, be* 
 f(3()n)6ren (— by, hd) j (@inem) ben Gib aufs 
 eriegcn ob. oorftbreibcn, ben (Sit) jufcbieben. 
 
 \djQr'er, s. ber Sefcbworerj ber auf einen Gib 
 jDringenbe. 
 
 To Adjust', v.a. inSrbnung bringen, orbnen^ 
 ubcreinflimmenb madden (mit to, juro. aud^ 
 with) 3 pafenb macben, anpaffenj beridfjtigenj 
 (-^Jiunsen) juftireni (©enjid^t) aid^enj ttb= 
 madjen, abt^un, giitUcb beilegen, ftbtid^tenj 
 Corns. & Law, to — an account, cine Sled^s 
 nung auSgleic^en? ben©albo jie^en, falbirenj 
 to — the average, W ^afcreif often aufmacbcn, 
 becfen, biSpocbiren? to — a business, ein ®e= 
 f4>aft abmad^enj Mech-s. a-ed weight, ab= 
 gejogcneS (ttbgeai(bte5) ® eroid^t 5 a-ing scale, 
 bie (1Cb«)3u|^ir= ob. :Kbglei(bungS = SBagc5 
 
 a-ing screws, iStcIIfd^rQUbenj a-ing tools, 
 Ttbgleid^ftangenj a-ing weight, bie ^robe» 
 piQtte. [juftirerj lid^er, ^Cicbmeifler. 
 
 Adjiist'er, s. ber SSerid^tiger, S5ermittler5 Ib^ 
 
 Adjust'ment, s. bie SSerid^tigungj ^norbnung,* 
 (Sinrid^tung (ciner 5Kafd^ine, 2c.)} baS TCbiu- 
 ftiren i lid)en5 bie Seilcgung (cineS ®treite§), 
 ber (gutlid^c) SScrglcid^j — of the average, 
 Laxc, "ak ^bmod^ung bc& ®(bflbcn§ (bei 
 
 ^©d^iffcn). [bie gefdjirfte ^norbnung 
 
 Ad'jutancy, s. bic Ibjutantur, ba§ 5}leIbQmtj 
 
 Ad'jutant, s. ber TTbiutantj gen. ©e^ulfcj — 
 general. Mil. ber (Sencralttbiutantj a-s ge- 
 
 ^neral, pi. Etc. bie ©encrolabjutanten ber ^e* 
 
 Ad'jutory, adj. ^elfcnb, bebulflid^. [fuitcn. 
 
 Ad'jijvant, I. adj bel)ulfli(b/ forbcrlid^, nu|Ii(b 5 
 II. 5. ber ©c^iilfe, bQ§ ^ulfSmittel. 
 
 To Ad'juvate, v. a. untcrftu^en, ^clfen, bci* 
 fteben, beforbern. 
 
 To ^dinea'sure [ad-mezh'-ur] , v. a. (ah=) mcfs 
 fen, Qid^cn, Jjifiren? Law, jutljeilen, jumclfen. 
 
 Admeas'ureinent, 5. Laws, bie^bmcjfung, baS 
 
 '^Hbmeffen, bie gerid^tl. TfugmeJTung u.3umef= 
 fung, 3ut^cilung5 bod 9)Jaf (p. ©cfofjen ob. 
 ®(biffen)5 of the — of..., con ... Sonnen* 
 gc^alt, ...grof 5 bill of— ber *Kepbrief ubcr 
 bie Safligfeit cineS @d)i|feg. 
 
 Admea'surer, s. ber Tlbmeffcr, TfuSmcffcr j 3u* 
 meffer, SSertbeiler. 
 
 Admensura'tion, s. vid. Admeasurement. 
 
 Admjnic'ular, adj. blilfrcidf), bebulflicb- 
 
 To Admin'jster, v. I. a. pcrwalten (bcf. offentt. 
 TCngclegen^citen), oorfleben j ein Hmt oerfe^en, 
 fungircn, abminiftriren j Qu§tt)eilen,barrcid^en 
 (bic ® Qf ramente 3 7f rjneien, :c.) j to — an oath, 
 einen @ib fd^rooren laffen 3 to — jealousy, eifer* 
 fud()t erroetfcnj II.7t.beitrQgen, be^ulfli(b fein 
 (— to, 5u)5 oerroalten (— upon, Qtroa^), ab* 
 miniflrircn. [get)6renb, obminiflcricU. 
 
 AdministeMal, adj. Pol. 5ur®tQttt§pern)altung 
 
 Admin'jstrable, adj. oerwaltbor. 
 
 To Administrate, vid. b. b. To Administer. 
 
 Adnijnistra'tion, A-. bic (bcf. offcntl.) SSerwaU 
 tung, (@tatttS=)Sflegicrungj S5ern)altung§= 
 be^orbcj baS ^iniftcrium , bie SSernjultung 
 ber ©liter etne&SSerftorbencnj (public— ), bie 
 aflegicj ^u0tl)eiIung(ber(SQcrttmcnte)5 — o( 
 justice, bie Sfled^tSpflegC) — of the public re- 
 venues, bie ©taat§6fonomie, ©taatsfinansen. 
 
 Admin'istrative, adj. wrnjaltenbj barreid)cnb, 
 
 ^ert^eiienbj bcljulflitb, forberlid^. 
 
 Adinjnjstra'tQr, s. bcr SJcrroaltcr, ^mtspcr* 
 reefer, ^ttbminiftratorj (Siner, ber tiiz ©liter 
 cinesSnteftatuS abminiflrirt, berTfu&fpenber 
 (ber(Socrttmente)5 Sc. Law, berSSormunb, 
 Surtttor. 
 
 i^ 
 
Admi 
 
 16 
 
 Ador 
 
 Admjnjstra'torBlnp, s. ta§ Tfmt cinc§ ^Dminis 
 
 ^ftratcriJ, 2C. 
 
 Adminjstr.Vtrix , s. tik SSerwaltcrinn, SBor* 
 
 ftcIjcnnn,'5CDnuniflratonim j cinc^rau, tod6)c 
 J>ic ©liter cincS 3ntcflatu§ obminif^rirt. 
 Admjrabil'jty, s. vid. Adinirableness. 
 Ad'mirablc, 1. adj. bcrounbcrn§HJurt)ig , vjors 
 
 trcffliii — pear, bie ^njicbdbirn, 11. —ly, 
 
 ar/o. sur^ciuuntcrung, vortrcfflid^, iiberauSj 
 
 111. — ncss, s. bic jsBcwunbcrnSraurbigfcit, 
 
 SSortrcfflid^fcit. 
 Ad'mjral, s. Mar. bcr ^Cbmiralj Clion. bic ^b* 
 
 miralfd^ncctc (bcr 11.) 5 Ent. bcr Siummcri^ogcl 
 
 OC.)j l.ordHigh — , bcr ©ropabmiral (i^on 
 
 ©nglanb)? rear — , vkl. Rear; the — 's ship, 
 
 bad Qfbmiralfd^iff 5 icbc§ grope ob. ^auptfd^iff 
 ^(S. 35. cincr 4)anbeI§flotte). 
 Ad'nijralty, s. bic ^fbmiralitQt, bcr ©ecrat^j 
 
 —court, ba& ^C-Sgcrid^tj vid. Court of —3 
 ^— messengers, !JC-£>botcn, ^(-Scourierc. 
 Admira'tion, s. bic SdciDunberungj taken up 
 
 witii -, mit S5. erfiiUtj note of-, ba§ :iCuS= 
 
 rufungdjcid^cn [!]. 
 To Admire', v. I. «. bcnjunbem j fatn. \d)t Iic= 
 
 ben, anbetenj 11. n. fic^ wunbcrn (—at, iiber). 
 Admir'er, s. bcr SBeiTjunbercrj fam. SScrc^rer, 
 
 Sieb^aber, QCnbetcr^ a foolish — , col. cin 
 
 0)tautaffc, Z^ov, 5iarr. 
 Admir'jngly, adv. berounbcmb) mit aScwunbe* 
 
 rung, mit SScnuunberung. 
 AilmTssibii'ity, .v. bic 3uld[figfeit. [lic^ 5 gultig. 
 Adnns'sible, I. adj. 11.— ly, adv. jUlaffig, SUldp= 
 Admis'sion, s. bic 3ulQjfiing (— to, gu)^ ®e= 
 
 flattungj ^fufna^mc (—into, in)i Ecc. bcr 
 
 empfang bcr aBcil)c j bcr (Sinlap^^utrittj Phy. 
 
 bcr 3ugang j Log. bic Ginrciumung 5 —money, 
 
 ta§ (Sinlapgclb. 
 To Admit', V. a. sula{fcn,bcn3utritt ^crflattcn 
 
 (—to, into, in)} su cincmlmtc lafTcn? (suw. 
 
 mit of, etwtt§) sulaffen, cinrdumcn, gcflattcn, 
 
 Qnncljmcnj to — into an account. Com. in cine 
 
 (Ret^nung aufneljmen. 
 
 Admit'table, adj. SUlclffig. 
 
 .>dmit'tance,*.bie3ula{fung, ^Cufnal)mC) Gin* 
 
 fiLil)rung (aud^ in cin ^Cmt), bcr 3utritt. 
 Admit'ter, s. bcr ^Cufnc()menbc, (Sinfii^rer (ju 
 
 cincm Ifmtc ob. m cine ©efcUfc^aft). 
 To Admix', V. a. bcimifd^cn. 
 Admix'tion, s. bic ^cimifd^ung, bcr 3ufa$. 
 Adraix'ture[ad-mrks'-tshur] , s. baS ©cmifd^tc, 
 
 bic 0)?ifd)ung5 ^a§ DJJifd^cn. 
 To Adraon'jsh, u. a. crma^ncn, crinnern (— of, 
 
 an)? warncn (— against, i^orGtwad), Ecc. 
 
 cinenS5crn)ci§ gcbcn(— of, against, fur,uber). 
 Admon'isher, A-.bcr (grma{)ncr, erinnercr,SSar= 
 ^draSn'jshment, s. vid. b. f. SS. [ncr. 
 
 Admoni'tion, s. bic Grmaijnung, Grinnerung; 
 
 SSarnungi ber SScrweiS iiber^.j £cc. ^k 3u» 
 ^rcc^tmcifung, SSupocrma^nung 
 Admoni'tion^r, s. bcr ©ittcn^jrcbigcr. [nernb. 
 Admon'jtive, adv. crma^ncnb, roornenb, crin= 
 Admon'jtor, s. vid. Admonisher. [ncnb. 
 
 Admon'jtory, adj. ermQl)ncnb, crinncrnb, tt>ax= 
 Adnas'cent, adj. m ctYoa^ Tfnbcrm road^fcnb j an 
 ^— plant, einciSdjmaro^crpflansc. [gcmac^fcn. 
 Ad'nate, adj. Bot. am ©tcngcl raat^fcnb, an= 
 Ado', s. ba& 3:^un, Sreibcn, SBefen, ^uf^ebeu, 
 
 bic SScrwirrung, bcr £drm, tiah C^erdufd^} bie 
 
 Wix^c, @d^n)ierigfcit, S3cf(^rocrbc5 much — 
 
 about nothing, ticl 2drm um3ti4>t§) after 
 ^much — , nad^ i?ielcr 9M^c, cnblid^. 
 AdQles'cence, (— cy), s. ba§ SunglingSaltcr, 
 ^bic 5«3cnb. 
 Adoles'cent, I. adj. im ^unglingSaltcr ftc^enb 
 
 road^feni), jugcnblic^ 5 II. s. bcr Sungling. 
 Adol'phus, s. "KUl^i (^-n.). 
 Ado'nic, Poet. I. adj. abonifd^j II. s. (ob. — 
 
 Terse), bcr abonifd^c SScrS. 
 Ado'nrs, s. Myth. Ibonid (bcSgl. (S-n.)j fig. 
 
 cin ft^oncr bungling 5 bcr ©elicbte eine&5iMbs 
 
 d)cn§5 — tlower, baS TCboniSroSd^en. 
 To Ad'onize, v. a. fam. fdfjon ^erau§pu§en. 
 Adoors', adv. vidg. an ob. oor bcr S^iir. 
 to Adopt', V. a. aboptiren, anfinbcn 5 jlg. an^ 
 
 nc^mcn, bcipflid^ten, billigenj fid() jucignen, 
 
 anmafcn? an a-ed child, cin Qfboptii**finb5 
 
 a-ed captain. Mar. bcr (Sc^fd(jiffer. 
 Adopt'edly, adv. burd^ ^fboption angenommen, 
 
 burd) ^nna^mc. [,^inbc8), !2l'nfinber. 
 
 Adopt'er, s. bcr QTboptircnbc, ^nnc^mer (cine& 
 Adop'tion, s. bic ^fboption, la^ ^nHnbcn? fig. 
 'bie^fnna^me. [u.) aboptii>. 
 
 Adop'tious, adj. {Shksp. All's well 1, 1 — n. 
 Adop'tjve, adj. aboptiiDj aboptirtj fig. fremb 
 
 (nid^teingcborcn)5— father,bcr^boptio»atcr; 
 
 — children, aboptirte (ob. ^JCboptio =) -^inbcr. 
 Ado'rable, I. adj. II.— ly, arfu. anbetung&wflr- 
 
 big? III. — ness, *. bic ^fnbctung&rourbigfeit. 
 Adora'tion, s. bic ^nbetung (®otte§) j SSercI)= 
 
 rung? Ecc. bic S5crct)rung (^boration) bc§ 
 
 ncugewd^lfcn ^apftc§ bur^ bic ^arbindlc. 
 ToAdore,?;.a.anbetcn5 pcrc^rcn? /am. Iciben* 
 
 fd^aftlid^ licben? fig. anbcten, * oergotbcn. 
 Ador'er, s. bcr^Jfnbcter ((Sottc§)5 SSercl^rer (— 
 ' of truth, &c., ber SSa^r^cit, 2C.) , fam. bcr Iei» 
 
 bcnfd^aftlid^ Siebcr t)e,fig. ^Cnbetcr. 
 To ^dorn', v. a. fd^mficfcn, jicrcn (^crfonen u. 
 
 ©inge) 5 oerfd^onern (cine Slebc) ifig.ixC^ Zi6)t 
 
 ftcUen, perl)crrlid^en. 
 Ador'ner, s. bcr ©dfjmudf cr, SScrjiercr. 
 Adorn'ment, s. iif.&^/ig:.ber®d()mu(f,3icrat|, 
 
 bic S?crsicrung, SSerfd)6nerung, 3ierbe. 
 
Ados 
 
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 Adva 
 
 A'dos s Oiem &Med. t)a§4)artn)afrcr, 26f(^»[^dust',Adust'ed,adi.&p.a.^erbrannt;»crfcu3t5 
 
 TOflffcr ' rrCJ Gard. t)a§ ^fropfen.J fig- ¥\H '-> brfi^ig j Med, ^i|ig, entiunbct. 
 
 AdosculVtion, s.Bot. CCycgbic 93cfiud)tunsi Adiis'tible, arfj. oerbrennlic^. [Dieentsunt)ung 
 
 Adossed, p. a. /fer uid. Addorsed. 
 
 ^do\in', I. ^reV' * untcn, ^inabj II. adu. me= 
 
 'berradrts, nicbcr, ^inab. 
 
 Adraganth, s, vid. Tragaeanth. 
 
 A'driaii , Ad'rjan, s. TCDrian , patiXiaxi (S-n.). 
 
 AdrianoVle-rSd, s. Com.t>tt§turfif(^C0lot^,Dcr 
 
 Hiiim (cine :?Crt Ic»antif(^cn ^rappS). 
 Adrjat'jc, I. adj. abriatifd^, II. ,v. (or— sea), 
 
 tad abriatifdjc 5)?ccr. 
 
 Adrift', ado. & adj. Dtt^in (auf tcm SffiofTer) 
 '[(^roimmcnt), trcibcnb, Den SBeUcn preiSge= 
 
 gebcni fis- Quf ^<^^ ®cratt)eroo^U to break 
 
 — from the moorings, Mar. bie ^nf er lid^tcn 5 
 
 to send-,(un9eroi{fem ©djittfale) preiSgcben. 
 Adroit', I. ad;. 11. -ly, adu. gcfd)ictt, gewanDt, 
 ' bel)cnt)c, pfiffig, i>erf(t)tagcn5 in. - ness, s. Die 
 
 ©cf^icf Uc^f cit, (ScmanDt^cit, SSerfdjlogen^cit. 
 Adry', adj. (xiad) t>em ©ubfl.) t>urftig, trocfcn. 
 ^dsciti'tious, adj. crborgt, ljinsugctl)ttn. 
 Adula'tion, s. t)Q§ S(^meid)cln, Die <Bc^mei(i>Cs 
 
 lei 5 fam. t)ic ^ud)§f(^n)dn3erci. 
 Adula'tpr, j. t)cr ©c^meidjler 
 Ad'ulatory, adj. fc^mcic^cl^ttft, f(^mei(^Ierif(^. 
 Adula'tress, s. l)ic @(^meid)Icrinn. 
 .\dult', 1. adj. criDttc^fcn, II. s. t)ie crnjadjfcne 
 *^crfon (Law, 0. 14 hii 253al)rcn). 
 Adul'terant,,v.l)cre^cbrc(^cr,t>ic (SIjcbre(^erinn 5 
 *l)cr SScrfdIfd)cri Da§ aBerfdlfdjcnbc. 
 To Adul'ter.^te, v. l.n. e^ebruc^ hcQC\)ini fig. 
 
 bcficrfen, U. n. i^crfdlfc^enj i>erbcrben5 a-d 
 
 money, falf(l)C§ ®clD, falfdje ^Wunje. 
 ^\diil'terate, I. p. a. II. — ly, adv. c^cbrc(^erifd) , 
 
 tjcrfdifitj 111. -ness, s. bic S5crfdlfd)tl)eit, 
 
 aSerfdlfc^ung. [f(l)ung5 o?d. Adultery, 
 
 ^diiltera'tion, s. baS SSerfdlf(^cn, Die SBcrfdU 
 4Ldul't?rer, s. l)cr e^cbred)crj Script ber 
 
 (SioOenMcncrj ber »om ron^rcn (Slaubcn ^b 
 trunnigc, ber Srtif^germnte. 
 
 Adul'teress, ^. t>ic (S^cbre(^cnnn. 
 
 4Ldul't?rine, I. adj. im (5l)cbru(bc crjcugt} Pcr= 
 fdlfdjt, unedt)t,untergcfd)obcn5 H.*. Lato,Da§ 
 im e^cbru(i^ crjcugtc ,kinD. [borbcn. 
 
 ^^diil'terous, adi.el)cbrc(^cnf(^ ifig.um6)i, 'Jcrs 
 
 Adul'tery, s. bcrGljcbrud^ 5 /ig-.t)icS5erf alfc^ung 6 
 
 ' Scr/pM>icUnfeu[d)^cit j :}(bg6ttereiilbtrun* 
 nigfeit »om matjren (Slaubcn. [Tfltcr. 
 
 ^idult'ness, s. ba& ©rroac^fenfein, erroac^fenc 
 
 i\dum'brant, adj. abfcbattent), im Umriffe. 
 
 To Adum'brate, v. a. befd^atten j fig. abf(^at= 
 ten, f^Qttiren, ffisjiren. 
 
 Adumbra'tion, ^.biclfbff^attung, 6K5JC5 Her. 
 bic fc^attcnfarbige ^igur. 
 
 ^dan'cjty, s. bic ^umme, ^a!enf6rmig?eit. 
 I. 
 
 Adus'tion, *.bieS5erbrcnnung,l)era5rQnt)5 Med. 
 To Advance', v. I. a. corrodrt&briKgcn, »or» 
 ruicnj beforbcrn, cr^eben^ cr^6^en,oerct)eln, 
 »er^errlid)en} porjie^en, bcfiijleunigenjsor* 
 ^erfagen, oorauSfc^icfen, oorbringen;dupcrn5 
 auffteUcnj oorouSbeja^Ien, oorfc^iepcn (ciit? 
 eummc ©elD), (®cH)) auSlegen, ocrlegen^ 
 to — the price, Com. Un ^reis cr^o^enj II. 
 n. oornjdrtsge^en, porriictcn, anrurfenj ^ort- 
 fc^ritte maiden, june^men (- in, in, an HU 
 roa§) j Corns, to — in price, im ^reife flei- 
 genj to — on the last bidder, (bcilCuCtionen) 
 t)en ^e^tcn uberbieten. 
 
 Advance', s. U& SSorwdrtSge^en , TCnrudCenj 
 
 '^ortrucfeni ber (tufenroeifcgortfdjritt, %ovU 
 
 gang 5 DieSSerbefferung } SSercbclung 5 (^mt§=) 
 
 aSeforberung, baS entgcgentommcn, Ux 7(n« 
 
 trag,(gen>.p/.qu.)j^'om-*.t)er®en>inn,'JCvancc; 
 
 t)aS@tcigcn(ber^reife)it)ieJfu&Iage,bcr®er= 
 
 lag, ((Selt)=) SSorfc^up (</. vD ; t)a§ (Sutljaben i 
 
 (-on the last bidder), t5aS^6l)Crgebot,5}leljr* 
 
 gebot (beiluctionen)? an — in cash, an — of 
 
 money,cine bareentfd^dtigung oD.^ergfitung j 
 
 in—, imSSorauS, prdnumcranboj to be in or 
 
 upon (the)-, im SSorf(t)up fein, in ^JTcance ftc 
 
 ^cn i to be on the—, im^reifc fleigen i -guard, 
 
 Mil. Die loantgarbe, berSBortrab i SSorpofliu i 
 
 -money, ber (® elb=)SSorf(^up j ba§4)anbgcib i 
 
 ^o^ere ®cbot (in lCuctionen)5 bie ^rdmic. 
 
 Advanced', p.p. (tj.To Advance), —in years 
 
 in Saljren t>orgeructtj —prices. Com. ^ot)c 
 
 ^reifcj - work, Fort. baS SSorroerf. 
 
 Advance'ment, s. ba§ SJorrurfen, ^orfriirfen i 
 
 'bie CKmU') ©efSrberungj ber ^ortfd^rittCia 
 
 ben aSilfenfcJ^aften :c.)5 DaS «Bad)&tI)um. 
 
 Advanc'er, s. ber ©cf6rbcrer j ®6nner} a s. 
 
 'pi. Sport, bic (SiSfproJTen, (5i8fpriffel. 
 
 Advan'ce^, (s.)pL (». Advance, qv.)^bcf.Com. 
 
 *:jCuglagcn, SSorfc^iilTcj ©raufgelb, ijanbgclb , 
 
 foryour-,gegen3IJl®llf^)a^cni to make -^ 
 
 S5orfd)uffe madden 5 eroffnungen ma(^cn,bic cr= 
 
 ftcn ©(brittc tl)un, ((Sincm) cntgegenfommen. 
 
 Advan'tage, s. bie Uberlegenl)cit, ber SSorjug 
 
 '(mit of & over); aSortl)eiI, ®ewinn, 3tu§en^ 
 
 bie gunftige (Selegenl)eit5 to have the — ot 
 
 one, imSort^eil fein(ina5e5ugauf Semanb): 
 
 ^cmanb fennen, loon bem man ni(^t erfannt 
 
 roirb, tothebest— aufba&S5ort^eiU)afteftei 
 
 Com-s. to sell to -, port^eilljaft terfttufens 
 
 to turn to-, ®e»inn ob. SSortljeil abraerfen, 
 
 rcntiren (v.n.); port^eil^aft onn>enben,au§... 
 
 ©eroinn sie^en(v. a.); personal a-s, f6rper= 
 
 tic^eSSoriiige 5 - ground ,f.Vantage-ground. 
 
Adva 
 
 18 
 
 Advo 
 
 To JLdvSn'tage, v, a. oort^cil^aft (nu§U(^) 
 fcin,cinbringcn, (3cniQntocnt)nu§en5 nu^bar 
 modjen, bcf6rt)ern. [jugt. 
 
 Advan'tagcd, p. a. oorsugU(l) begabt5 betjor* 
 Advanta'geous, I. adj. tort^eil^ttft, nfl^Ud^, 
 gunflig (mitto); II. — ly, arfr. »ort^ciI^aft, 
 mit ^^u^cn. III. — ness, J. t)ic 9^u§barMt, 
 
 Advecti'tlous, Af/;. cingcfu^rt, au§ldnl)if4>. 
 
 Adve'nient, adj, ^injuFommcnD, jufallig. 
 
 Ad'vent, A'. Ecc, l)cr 'Kt^ncnt, Die ^n>iDcntseit. 
 
 Adventi'tious, I. adj. ^insugcfommen, jufdllig, 
 unrocfcntlid^, frcmb j II. — ly, adv. sufdUig. 
 
 Advent'ual [— tshu— ], arfi-jum^boent gc^fi* 
 ng,DcnXbctrctfcnt>. 
 
 ^dvent'ure [— tshur], s. bad^Cbenteuer, SBagcs 
 fturf, bcr ©lucfSfaU, ^ufaU, ba§ jufdUigc er= 
 cignif) Com. bic gcroagte (bef. ubcrfceif(3^c) 
 ."panbcl&untcrnc^mung, fccrodrts unternom= 
 mcnc ©peculation, ^Coontur, Mar. bic 95ci= 
 lafl, baS^rcigcpdd bcrSccIeufej — in amine 
 Min. bcr Jtuyj bill of—, vid. Bill; gross — , 
 oid. Gross; by—, oon ungcfd^r, at all a-s, 
 auf ©crot^croo^I. 
 
 ToAdvent'ure, u. I.a.n)agcn,in ®cfa^r ob.auf § 
 ©pici fc$cn5 H. «• fi^ ertu^nen, c§ wogen. 
 
 Advent'urer, s. ber ^bcnteurer, ©lurfSrittcr, 
 SBttgcl)al§ j bcr roagcnbc Untcrnc^mer5 Com. 
 (merchant— ), bcr Unterne^mer auf gut® lucf, 
 bcr t)crfu^§n>cifc (bcf. ubcrfccifdje) ©pecula 
 tioncn ma(bt j ber ©tbleitb^dnblcr. 
 
 .^dvent'uresome, I. adj. vuLg. oid. Adventu 
 rous; 11. — ness, s. bic^l^n^cit SSeriDcgcns 
 ^cit5 SBaglicbfeit. 
 
 Advent'urous, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. fu^n, ocrs 
 rocgcnj ab cntcuerlitb, rooglid^j III. -ness, 
 s. bic ,ku^nl)cit, S5crn)cgen()cit, 3^etgung sur 
 
 ^Ifbentcucrlid^feiti SBagli(bfcit. 
 
 Ad'v?rb, s. Gram.ba§3tcbenn)ort,7(boerbium. 
 
 Adver'bjal, Gram. I. adj. ncben»6rtli(b, abiDCrs 
 hial^6)i II. — ly, adv. aU 3?cbenn)ort, obocr 
 bialif(b. 
 
 Ad'versary, I.*. berQ$cgner,SBibcrfad^cr5 Bibl. 
 SBiberfaier,3;cufcl5lI.adi.cntgcgcn,fembUd(>. 
 
 Adver'sative,arfi.(?raw.cincn®cgenfaibcsei(bs 
 nenb, abterfatit). [SSinbcnjortcr, Tfboerfatioa. 
 
 Adver'satives, s. pi. Gram, cntgcgcngcfc^te 
 
 Ad' verse, I. adj. sumibcr, wibrig, entgegcn, 
 — fortune, t)0§ 5)Jifge[(i)ict} — party, t)ie 
 ©cgcnpartci, bcr^cgncr, — winds, njibrige 
 SEBinbcj 11. — ly, ado. juiDiber, la ganj an= 
 Dcr&j 111. -ness, s. bad 2Biberfprc(benbe, 
 @ntgcgcnfein5 ber aSibcrfprutb 5 djJangel an 
 @rfoIg obcr ©cbeiljcn. 
 
 Adver'sjty, .v. bicSKibcr«drtigfcit, bad Unglucf, 
 bcr Unfair j bic Srubfal, jTiotb, baS Glenb. 
 
 To Advert', v. I.n. (—to) auf etwaS mcrfen, 
 aufmcrffam fein (auf ), c§ wa^rne^mcnj ^in» 
 weifen (auf; j II. a.to— (the mind) to ... , (fein 
 ©emut^) feinc :j(ufmcrffamf eit auf etraad 
 xid)tm. [feit, :JCcbtfamhit. 
 
 Adver't^nce, Adver't?ncy, s. bie 3(ufmer!fam= 
 
 Adver't^nt, adj\aufmcrffam, atbtfam, roacbfam. 
 
 To Ad'vertise,AdvertTse', a. a. bcnacbric^tigen, 
 bericbtcn, offcntlid^ anjeigen, bcfanntmatbcn. 
 
 ^dver'tisement, Advertlse'ment, s. bie35cna(i^= 
 ri(btigung, 3^a(bri(bt, ber95eri(bti bicerin* 
 ncrung, SBarnungj "i^k (6ffentlid^c) ^Minjeigc; 
 
 ^ber 7fnf(blag|settcl. 
 
 Ad't§rtTser, Adv?rtTs'er, s. bcr S5cnO(bri(btis 
 ger; IJCnjcigcr; ber offcntlitbc :jfnseiger, bad 
 Sntelligensblatt. 
 
 i^dvice', s. ber (gute) Olat^, ^fnf^ lag ; bie (Sx= 
 njdgung ; JScrat^fii^lagung ; 2)ta(brid)t; ber ®c= 
 ri(bt, Com. Of oid ; Corns, as per—, lautTCuf* 
 gabc, laut SScrid^t; for want of — , wegeu 
 SJIangel bed SJericbtd ; with — , unter ^uf= 
 gabc; without further —, o^nc raciteren Se* 
 ri(bt; letter of — , ber ^cidbrief; —boat. 
 Mar. bie "Km^a^t, bad :JCoidf(biff, ^oftfd^iff. 
 
 Advis'able, I.adi.ratl)fam,ptrdglid^, nu§li(b; 
 fur (guten) Otat^ empfdnglid) ; H. —ness, s. 
 bie 0latl)fttmf eit; empfdnglicbfcit fiir (guten) 
 mat^. 
 
 To Advice', v.La.Stat^ geben,ratl)en,abrat^en ; 
 berat^cn (©inen) ; benacbricbtigen, bericbten, 
 mclbcn, anseigen; to — on..., Otat^ crt^ci= 
 Icnriber...; to — to (a thing), ratten ((Sinem 
 cine [ob. ju einer] ©acbe); to— and assist 
 one, ^emanbcm mit Sftat^ unb Zt)at an bic 
 ^anbgeben; Corns, to — a bill, einen SBecb^ 
 fel a»ifircn; advising me (us, &c.), unter 
 :jCn5eige ; 11. n. (— with one, mit einem) ratb* 
 fcblagen; uberlegenj to — with one's self, 
 mit fi(b su Sftat^e gc^en. 
 
 Advised', p. a. beba(btfam, he'!>a6)tiQ, oorfitb' 
 tig; beba(bt, Porfe|li(b; ill— unbebatbtfam^ 
 well — , roo^lbebdd^tig ; be — ( by me) , la& 
 bir ratl)cn, fei corfi(btig ; as — , Com. laut 
 ^ufgabe, laut ascrtibt. 
 
 Advls'^dly, adv. mit^£s;'iia6)t, mit Ubcrlcgung. 
 
 Advis'edness, s. bic ffiebad^tfamfcit; aSebdcbtigs 
 
 Advif'er, s. ber Slatbgeber, aScratbcr. [hit 
 
 Advis'ing, part. D. To Advise, qv. 
 
 idvis'o, A", ber Sflatl), U^ 2fl^ifo. 
 
 Ad'vocacy, s. bie S5ertrctung cined^nbcrn (bcf. 
 oor ®criibt),bieSSert^cibigung ; <S(bu§f(brift; 
 Ui TCboocatur; ^boocaten=^acultdt; in — 
 
 ^of ... , sur SSertl)eibigung oon .... 
 
 Ad'vocate, s, ber QCboocat, ©acbnjalter; SSer* 
 tijeibiger, S5crfe<btcr ; ♦ & Bibl. bcr ^urfprc* 
 (ber, SScrtreter. 
 
Advo 
 
 19 
 
 Affe 
 
 To Ad'vQcate, v. I. a. i?ert^eitigen, oerfec^ten ; 
 
 plaiDircn, at)coriren ; II. n.S^ertreter fein ; to- 
 
 for, (einem) tjaS SBort reljen. [SSertretung. 
 AdV<?cateshrp,f.bie:jfbt?ocatur,SSert^eiDigung; 
 Advpca'tion, s. Me Ibtjocatur, gii^rung einer 
 
 €flcd)t§fa(^e ; SSertretung, SSert^eil)igung. 
 Advola'tion, s. ba§ .|)injufliegen. 
 Advolu'tion, s. H^ |)insunjdl5en. 
 AdvoNlee', *. Ecc. t)cr ^irc^enpatron; ®4)irms 
 
 ^ogtj — paramount, t)er 4)auptfird^enpatron 
 
 (ber MniQ, tic ^oniginn). 
 Advow, Advowry ; vid. Avow, &c. 
 Adv6<V'son,*. Aaio,t)a§^atronatred()t; appen- 
 dant — , t)aS Mnglic^c ^atronotrec^t ; — in 
 ^gross, l)a§ pcrfonlic^e ^atronatrec^t. 
 Adz, (Adze), j. Carp. & Coop. bte|)ol)U)CipeI, 
 
 |)of)I5eid)feI ; ^rumm^auc, .Krummayt, U^ 
 
 a56tt4)crt)eil. 
 Ae, ^ [e], ein ©oppellQUt, t)erengl. ©prod^e 
 
 m(^t cigentt)i!tmli(i(>. SBorter, bie Ijier mdjjt 
 
 fle^cn, vid. unter E. 
 ^/gilops, s. Med. t)a§ 3icgcnaugc, ©crflenforn 
 
 (am Tfuge) ; Bof. baS ^ofengraS. 
 iE'gis, *. Die HgiDe (ber ©d^ilD bcr ^TRineroo) 
 
 tie Sc^u^roe^r. 
 iEgypti'acura, *. Med. bie (JgQptifd^e <SaIbe. 
 iEo'lian, aofj. aeolifd); — harp. bie^yeoIS^arfe, 
 
 SBint)^arfe. [SBinbinflrument. 
 
 Aeol'ophon, s. Mus. mod. bag ^eolop^on (ein 
 Ae'ra, s. Citron, bie ^era ; vid. Era. 
 Ae'rjal, adj. jur 2uft ge^6rig, ob. auS 2. bcs 
 
 flefjenb, luftig ; pon ber 8. erjeugt ; in ber 2. 
 
 bepnbli(^ ; ^k i. berpo^nenb ; iod) ; • dt^erifij^; 
 
 — acid, CItem. bie Suftfdure; —traveling, 
 
 bas Suftreifen ; — voyage, t)ie guftreife. 
 Ae'rje, A'erie, ^. ba§ 3^efl ( eineS Olaubpogelg), 
 _bie ^orfl ; bie Srut, baS ©ebrut Olaub©6gcI). 
 Aerifica'tion,5'.P/i?/.bie)8Serbinbungob.^Uung 
 ^mit 2uft;_bie SSerfludjtigung, SBerbttmpfung. 
 A'eriform, A'erjform, adj. Fliy. luftartig, gaS* 
 
 ortig. [ob. on^Uen. 
 
 To A'erify, w. a. Phy. mit 2uft oerbinbcn ♦, 
 Aerodynam'ifcs, s. Phy. tic Suftfraftle^re. 
 Aerog'raphy, s. Phy. Ui Suftbefd^rcibung. 
 A'erolTte, s. Met. ber TTerolit^, 5}?etcorfiein. 
 Aerolog'jcal, adj. Phy. aerologifcb- 
 Aerol'ogist, s. Phy. ber Suftfunbige. 
 Aerol'ogy, s, Phy. bie 2uftlel)re, 2uftfunbe. 
 A'eromancy, s. Div. Ui 2uftTOQl)rfagerei. 
 Aero'met^r, s. Phy. ber Suftmeffer, ba§ 7fero= 
 Aerom'etry, s. Phy. bie Suftmc^funft. [meter. 
 A'eronaut, s. ber guftfc^iffer, Suftfa^rer. 
 Aerpnan'tjc, Aeronau'tjcal, adj. luftf(i^iffenb, 
 _aeronautifd? ; — expedition, bie Suftfa^rt. 
 Aeronau'tjcs, s. pi. bie 2uftf(^ifffunft, Icronou? 
 ASrQpho'bl?, s. Med. bie Suftjc^eu. [tit 
 
 Aeros'copy, s. Phy. W SSeobadjtung ber 2uft. 
 
 A'erostat, f. ber SuftbaU, bo0 Suftfd^iff. 
 
 Aerostat'jc, adj. Phy. QcroftQtifd^. 
 
 AerQstat'ics, s. pi. Phy. tik litvo^atif : bie Suft* 
 gen5i(^tlel)re, guftradgefunfl ; Suftfd^rocbfunft; 
 Suftf(^iPunft. 
 
 Aerosta'tion, s. bie guftfd^ifffunft ; 2uftf(t)iff- 
 fo^rt; Phy. guftgereid^tle^re (vid. b. b. Aero- 
 
 jEso'pus, s. :jCefop ((S-n.). [statics). 
 
 Esthetic, ^sthetical, &c. vid. in E. 
 
 M'thi . . . , vid. Ethi 
 
 ^ti'tef, s, Min. ber Tfblerflein. 
 
 jEt'na, s. ber (feuerfpeienbe SScrg) Iktna. 
 
 Afar, adv. fern, rodt; Pon fern; — off, xotit 
 
 ^entfernt; from — , pon fern, qu& ber ^crne. 
 
 Af fa, s. Com. tin ®oIbgen>i(^t ouf ©uinea (un* 
 
 ^gefd^r cine Unse). [Umgdngli(^fcit. 
 
 Affabil'jty, s. bie Seutfcligfeit, ^reunbtidjfeit, 
 
 Affable, I. adj. leutfelig, freunblicb, umgdng^ 
 Ii(^ ; milbc (of conntenance, im tupern) ; II. 
 
 ^ — ness, s. »ie Affability. 
 
 Affably, adv. leutfelig, freunbli(j^. 
 
 Af fabrous,adi.funfllii, f unflreiii, meifler^aft. 
 
 Affabula'tion, s. bie Woxal ciner §QbeI. 
 
 AffAir', s. ba& ®ef(j^dft,bie^ngeIegen(>eit,(SQc^c, 
 ber4)anbel;Siebe§^anbeI; bie(g^renfa^e;bQ§ 
 (Scfedjt, Sreffen ; ®uell ; at the head of a-s, 
 an ber ^ipi^i ber Olegierung. 
 
 To Affect', V. a. auf (Stma^ einroirBen, (Sinbrucf 
 ma(^en, e§ angreifen ; treffen, berfl^ren ; rii^* 
 ren, (bas ©emut^) bcroegen; trad^ten, ftreben 
 (m^); fe^nlic^ bege^ren, lieben; ajfectiren, 
 nadddffcn, erfiinfiein, ^eud^eln?— ,«.bie2eibens 
 f(^aft. [3iererei; 6rl)eud(>elung. 
 
 Aflfecta'tion, s. baS ge^ipungene Sffiefen, bie 
 
 Affect'ed, 1. p. a. geneigt (—to ... , ju GtrooS) ; 
 gefinnt ; affectirt ; bewegt; be()aftet (with... , 
 mit...) ; —friendship, perflellte^reunbfd^aft; 
 —looks, erfunflelte asiicfe; II. — ly, adv. 
 jum ©c^ein; anf gejwungene, gejierteSBeife; 
 abfid^tlid^ , mit gleif ; III. -ness, s. ba§ ge* 
 5n)ungeneaBefen,bie3iererei. 
 
 Affect'ing, I. p. a. dil)renb, angreifenb ; II.— ly, 
 adv. auf eine rfi^renbe SBeife ; fe^nfuc^tSPoU. 
 
 Affection, s. bic ®emut^§ben)egung ; ber3(f- 
 feet; bic 2iebe, ©unfi, 3uneigung; ^erjlidj^ 
 Hit; bie 3?eigung, ©timmung; ber®emuti>S= 
 jufianb; Sifer; baS (^efu^l; bie (^efinnung ; 
 eigenfd^aft; Med. bie^ran^^eit, ba§ Seiben; 
 —of the chest, ba&JBrufllciben ; (cor. ft. affec- 
 tation) bicBiererei; a-s of quantity, Mat. 
 \)ii (Sigenfd^aften ber ®r6f c. 
 
 Affec'tionate, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. liebcPOU, 
 Sdrtlic^, ^erjlic^; (in ZitU) juget^an; giitig, 
 roo^lrooUenb; III. —ness, s. Ut 3uneigung, 
 Siebe, 3drtli(^feit, ^ersli^feit. 
 
Affe 
 
 20 
 
 AfFr 
 
 ^fTec'tioned, adj. Qcnei^t, gejocgcu, (in 2iebc) 
 
 Sugct^on, crgcbcn, lavtlid), 
 .^ffec'tive, 1. adj. ongrcifcnb ; ru^rcnt) ; ^cftig ; 
 
 fcbmcrj^aft; ll. — ly, adv. eintrurfSooU. 
 ^ffec'tor, s. bcr Smpfint)lcr, ^icxtx, Siat^djfcr 
 
 (finer 5JJol)c). 
 To i^ffeer', .fLffere', v. a. LaWy cine im ©cfc^ 
 
 unbcflimmtc ®clt)flrafc auf einc bcfiimmtc 
 
 ©ummc fcftfc^cn ; bcfrclftigcn, bcf^dtigcn. 
 Affeer'ment, *. Lair,bic^cflfc§ung ciner ®clb= 
 
 j^rafc (cf. To Affeer) 
 .^JTeer'ors, s. pi. Law, bic@cf^n3ornen,n)cId&c 
 
 cine unbcflimmte ©elfeftrafe fcflfc^en (c/. To 
 
 Affeer). 
 Affetiio'so (adj. ital. savtcS ©piel bct)cutenb, 
 
 gmifd^cn ^t)agio u. 'JCnDante), (im Gngl.) adv. 
 
 rii^renD, mit SiSdrmc oorgctragen. 
 Affghanistan, &c. vid. Afghanistan, &c. 
 Affi'ance, s. tas SScrtraucn (bef. auf ®ott). 
 To AfFi'ance, v. a. i>erIobcn; fcrtraucn, fcin 
 
 ;§5crtrQucn fc^cn (— in, auf etroag). 
 AfH'ancer, i. bcr SScrlobcnl)e, ©tifter cincS(Sl)e= 
 ^i>crtragd. ^ [tigcSScrtrog, oi>. (Sib bcr Sreuc. 
 Afilda'tiork,Affitia'ture[— tshur],*.tcrgegcnfcis 
 Amdji'vit, s. Law, bic bcf(bn)orne^u§fQgc, boS 
 
 cibli(bc aSefcnntnip; bic ciblitbc (oor ®mM, 
 
 cinem ^Ictax, 6onful,jc. abgcgcbcne) SScfcbci* 
 
 nigung (bcf. in Am.); to make—, ciblid) bc= 
 
 frdftigcn ob. cr^drtcn. 
 To .^ffii'jate, V. a. on ©o^nc§ (Jtinbc§) Btatt 
 
 annci)mcn, oboptiren ; in cincn SDrbcn, einc ©e= 
 
 feUffbaft aufncbmcn, affiliircn. 
 Aimia'tion, s. bic^nnc^mung on <Sobnc§ (Mn' 
 
 bcS)©ttttt, btt§:jfnKnbcn; biclfufnabmc in 
 ^cincn Srbcn, cine ©cfcUfcbaft, bic Wi^iation. 
 Affinage, s.MetaLU^ ^JCbtrcibcnbcr^JfctoUc, 
 
 bic 2dutcrung, 9lcimgung, U^ Staffinircn. 
 AfFin'jty, j. bic SBcrfcbradgcrung, SScrnjanbt= 
 
 f^aft, (ttU(b Chetn.) 1i:i)nli(bfcit. 
 To AffiVm', V. I. a. bciat)cn, bcl)auptcn ; gut= 
 
 fecipcn; Law, (einUrtt)ciO bcfldtigcn, bcfrdf= 
 
 tigcn; II. n. Gtn)a$ fcicrli(b ob. eibliib crflds 
 
 rcn, bcf^dtigen; untcrjcidjncn (mit to). 
 AlHrja'able, I. adj. II. — ly, ado. bcjablicb, ht= 
 
 jabbar. 
 .fLffinn'cint, s. bcra3cittbcnbc,5}ci;)Quptcnbe,7fu§= 
 
 fagcnbc; Laic, bcr cine erftdrung on (Sibc§ 
 ^Btatt abgicbt (wic bicSiudf er), bcr ©cponcnt. 
 Affiriua'tion, *. bic SBcjobung, ®c[)auptung; 
 
 ©cfrdftigung, J8cfldtigung; ba§ SJcftdtigtc, 
 
 JBcglaubigtc; Law, bic SBobrbcit^bcfrdftis 
 
 gung bcr Hudfcr on 6ibcg ©tatt. 
 Affiriu'ative, I. adj. bcjabcnt), bebouptcnb; 
 
 Law, bcfldtigcnb; — i)roi)erty, offirmatioeg 
 
 SSermogcn (SS., ba§ man mivUid) befi^t); - 
 
 quantities, Math, pofitil^c ©ropcn ; 11. *.bie 
 
 SSejabung; to answer in the—, bejtt^enbttnt* 
 
 roorten; III. — ly, adu. beia^enb, bcja^ung^s 
 
 roeifc, mit 5<i- 
 
 Affirm'er, s. bcr aScjttbcnbe, SSc^auptenbe. 
 To Affix', V. a. (— to), onbcften, anfcbiagcn, 
 
 affigircn; onfc^en, an^dngen, oerbinben; to 
 
 ^— a seal to, ;in ©iegel bcifiigcn. 
 
 Af'fjx s. Gram. bttS Iffirum ; bcr 2Cnf(blogjets 
 
 tcl; ajfixio & refixio. Law, TCn^eftung unb 
 ^■Jlbnebmung. [gcbout, nict* u. nagelftj^ i|l. 
 Affixes, f. 2)/. 101^6, raad in einem |)aufe ein* 
 Affix'ion, s. (ro.fi.) Die ^nbeftung, bag ^ti^ef* 
 
 ten; ^ngebeftetfein ; bic Inbdngung. 
 Aftla'tion, s. baS ^Cnblnfcn, 3ublafcn; Inwc^cn, 
 
 i(nl)au(ben. 
 To Aftifct', V. a. betriibcn, !rdnf en ; qudlen, )i>d= 
 
 nigcn, martern, dngftigcn ; unterbrucf en, ent= 
 
 Mften. 
 Afilic'ted, I. p.a. betriibt; geplogt; —with, 
 
 franf an II. the — , s. pL bic SSetriibten ; III. 
 
 — ly, adv. peinlicb, ftbmcrsUtb, betriibt; IV. 
 
 — ness, jr. t>ie Sctriibnip, bcr ,fi~ummer, (Srom ; 
 
 bic ^lage, bcr iDrurf. [fenbc, bcr Sludler. 
 Aftlic'ter, s. Der ( bic, bQ§) JKetriibenbe, Jtrdn* 
 AfHic'ting, I. p.a. pcinlid^, fd^mcrslid),frdnh'nb, 
 
 bctriibcnb; 11.— ly, ado. qudlcnb, f(bmcrjcnb 
 AfHic'tion, s. bic Sctriibnip, Scfummcrnip, 
 
 Sriibfal, ba§ gcibcn, (— of heart) bag ^cr* 
 
 jclcib, bie 3lotb ; bas 9)?if gefcbicf, Unglucf. 
 AfHic'tive, I. adj. bctriibcnb, qudlcnb, frdnfcnb, 
 
 f(bmcrsli(b; II. — ly, adv. pcinlicb, betriibt^ 
 ^frdnf enb, ftbmerjlii ((StwaS empfinben). 
 Af Huence, s. bcr 3utlup, 3ufammenflu^ (pw. 
 ^—cy);fig. Uberflu^, 9lci(btbum, SKoblflanb. 
 Af'tluent, I. adj. juflicpcnb ; iiberfluffig, rci(b , 
 
 II. the—, s. pi. bic Sflcid^cn; III. — ly, adv. 
 
 juflic^cnb, iibcrfliiffig, rcicbli(b; IV. — ness, 
 J. bcr 3uflu^; iibcrfluf, (Rci(btt)um. 
 Af iiux, Aftiux'ion, .v. bcr 3ufluf ,3ufQmmenfluf ; 
 
 3ulQuf, bag 3uftr6mcn (and} Jig.). 
 To Afford', v.a. gcbcn, (icfern,bcn?orbringcn; 
 
 bcrgcbcn, bingebcn,uberlafTcn, barreid)en, er* 
 
 tbcilcn, beraiUigen, gcrodbrcn; Iciften: ent= 
 
 fidbigen; fibaffcn, pcrfcbajfen; QUfbringen, 
 
 crfd)noingcn, bcfitrciten ; to — means, 0}tit= 
 
 tcl) an bie ^anb gcben. 
 To Affor'est, v. a. Law, Sttnb, ^clbcr lu cinem 
 
 ^orflc mocbcn, einforften. [beg, ©inforftung. 
 Afforesta'tlon, s. Law, bic ^nlagc cincS SBaU 
 To Affran'chi§e, v. a. frcigeben, frcimaii^cn, bc» 
 
 ficicn. [iaJTung. 
 
 Affran'chjsement, s. (». fi.) bic Sefrciung, 2o§- 
 Affray', s. Law, bic ojfcntlitbc ©(bldgcrci, bttS 
 
 ^anbgemenge; bcr luflauf, Sumult: casual 
 
 -, ber pfdUige Sobtfd^Iag bet ber ©elbfi= 
 
 oert^cibigungi to - (^Shksp.), crfc^recEcn. 
 
Affir 
 
 21 
 
 Afle 
 
 To Affreight [a-frat^, v. a. Com. (cin ge* 
 ^duertcS ©d^jitf) bcfrad^ten. 
 
 Affreighter [af-fra'-ter], s. Com. Der ffiefrad^= 
 ter (einc§ ge^duerten @(^i{fe§). 
 
 Affreightment [af-frat'-ment], s. Com. tie Se= 
 fra(^tung (eineS @d^iffe§ torn 3J?iet()er). 
 
 To Affright', v.a. (TO. il.) erf(^recfen (—at, 
 
 »or). 
 
 Affright', *. (m.u.) \)ix B6)vcden , l)a§ @nt= 
 
 fe^en; ber fc^rcrflic^e^Jfnblicf, 1)q§ ©d^retfbilD. 
 ^ffright'edly, adv. (w.u.) erfd^rerft, in (Sd^ref= 
 
 fen, in ^urd^t gefe^t. 
 Affright'er, s. (\o. it.) t)er Grfti^rerfer. 
 Affrightfiil, adj. (to. u.) fd^recflic^, fur^terlic^. 
 AffrTght'm§nt, s. (TO. fi.) Da§ (ber) ©d^recfen, 
 
 Da§ entfc^en; Die erfd^roden^eit. 
 To Affront', v. o. bef^impfen, grob beleibigcn; 
 
 ttngreifen, Ztolj bieten; a-ed at, beleibigt 
 
 iiber. Duri^. 
 / ffront', i'. Die (grobe) SSeleiDigung, Scfcliim 
 
 pfung, bcr @(l^impf;/am. Sro§. 
 ,' ffrOntee', I. s. t)er S3eleibigte, SJefcbimpfte ; II 
 
 adj. Her. (c. S^ieren , mit bem ©efic^te) ge? 
 
 gen einanber ob. einrodrtSgefe^rt. 
 Affront'er, .v. ber SBeleibiger, SSefc^impfenbe, 
 
 ^uSforberer ; Sro^bictenbe. 
 ^ffront'jng, p. a. beleibigenb, anjuglid^, fd^nSbe. 
 ^ffront'ive, adj. beleibigenb, bef(^impfenb ; 
 
 fd^impflidE) ; tro§ig. [oufgiepen. 
 
 To Affuse', V. a. (bef. Chem.) baju giepen, 
 ^ffu'sion, 8. (bef. Cnem.) ber ^ufgup. 
 f. To Affy', V. n. oertrouenj v. a. oerloben. 
 Affy', Com. by his (or their) — , per ^rocura. 
 Afghanistan', s. & adj. Geog. ^fg^aniflan, afs 
 ^g^ttniflanifd^. 
 
 Afghan', l.^adj. ofg^anifci); U. s. ber^fg^Qne. 
 Afghans', Afghauns', .v. pi. Die ^fg^anen. 
 Afield', adv. Quf bem ^elbc Ob. Sonbe, auf bag 
 
 ^elb Ob. Sanb. 
 Afioume [af-fQm'], s. (Mort.) vid. Fiume. 
 Afire', adv. in geucr, brennenb, in Srcnb. 
 ^flat', adv. flQd), platt, bem SSoben glei(b. 
 Afloat', adv. & adj. flott, f(^n)immenb; j?g. 
 
 frif^, rufKg ; im ®ange, im 3uge ; Dcrbreitet 
 
 (o. einem (Serucbt) ; to set or get a ship—, 
 
 ein@d)iff flott madden. 
 Afoott' [a-fii], adv. ju ^uf e ; fig. im ©ange ; 
 
 in ®enjegung (p. einem ^eere). 
 Afore', I. prep, nox; e^er; ubcr; (vid. b. u. 
 
 Before) ; II. adv. Mar. forn im ©d^iffe ; — 
 
 the mast sailors, gen)6^nl.?0tatrofen, bie Quf 
 
 bem ^Quptbecf bef^dftigt finb. 
 Afore'gojng, p. a. cor^erge^enb; (vid.t. u. 
 
 Foregoing). [vid. b. ix. Before-hand. 
 
 4Lfure'hand, adv. oorauS, jumoorauS, ioorl)er ; 
 ^fore'mentioned [— men'-shund], adj. jjor= 
 
 crmd^nt, tjorbemelbet, obgebat^tCin Docb» 
 menten). [©ocumenten). 
 
 Afore'named , adj. oorgenannl, obbenonnt (in 
 
 Afore'said [— sed], adj. vid. Aforementioned. 
 
 Afore'time, adv. »ormaI§, e^emali^^ etjebem. 
 
 Afraid', p. a. fiird^tenb, bcforgt, bange (—of, 
 cor StmaS) ; erfc^rocfen, furc^tfom. 
 
 Afresh', adv. wn ffltutm, Qbermttl, wieber. 
 
 Africa, a. Geog. "KfxiU (SkL Af rjc, s. & adj.). 
 
 African, I. adj. ofrifani[d)3 II.s\ Dcr 2tfrifaner . 
 
 Afrit', Afrlte', s. (mul^am. 9}?t)tf>.) (-sprite, 
 %r.)Dr|)6aengeift,(Iei(benfreffenbe)©ttmon. 
 
 AfirSnt', adv. in bcr g^ronte, im ©efic^t, gerabc 
 gegeniiberi ocn corn, in'g ®eftd^t. 
 
 Af'sl.^gers, s. pi. Com. eine ^rt Snfpectoren 
 
 ^bei offcntl. SSerfleigerungen su !Xmfierbam. 
 
 Aft, s. adj. & adv. Mar. "oa^ ^intertl)eil am 
 (gd^iffe ; binten ; ogter, ogterlidt) ; Ijinten am 
 Ob. im (Sd^ijfe ; fore and—, t>orn unb binten ; 
 right — , unmittelbar oon i^inUn ; to bring 
 the wind—, oor bem SBinbe ablaufen; to 
 
 ^haul — the sheets, bie <Segel bei^olen. 
 
 After, I. adj. Mar. ogter ; (eigcntl. ft. more 
 aft, J. S5. —capstan, —sails, vid. comp.); 
 
 /arn. fpQter, nad^bi-'ng; II. prep, nad^, ^in* 
 ter; iig. nacb, ju^olge, gemdf; to go-, 
 folgen ; day— day, einen Zaq aad) bem anbern ; 
 Don einem S^uge jum anbern; one— another, 
 eincr no(b bem Inbcrn, nac^ cinanber; — 
 date, vid. Date; —that, nacb^er, ^ierauf; 
 III. conj. nad^bem ; IV. adv. binter^er ; nad^= 
 ^er, nacbbem, barauf; —all, nacballem, bei 
 
 ^aUe bem, enblid^, am 6nbc. 
 
 After- , comp. — acceptation , Com. bie 
 fpdtere Acceptation;— account, W ^ad): 
 retbnung, »lcad^forberung; —ages, x.pl.tiic 
 3ufunft, goIge= (fommenbe) 3cit, 3ta^n>elt; 
 
 — birth,— burden, bic Sffad^geburt, lftcr» 
 geburt ; — capstan , Mar. "oa?) bintere ob. 
 Heine ©angfpiU; —claim, ber fpdtere 
 (Sded^tSs) Anfprud(> ; bie 3^ad^forbcrung ; — 
 clap, fig. bag 3^ad^fpiel, ber tlucrfiritb, col. 
 ba§ 4>interbrein ; —comer, ber 3^ad^folger; 
 
 — cost, bie 3^ad&foften; fig. 'Slai^mtiitn; — 
 course, ber fpdtere, jufunftige ®ang, Sauf ; 
 
 — crop, bie S^ad^ernte ; — days, s. pi. bie 3u= 
 funft, ^olgeseit, 9ta(b»elt; —dinner, bie 
 S^adjmittagSjtunbe ; — dinner's sleep , bic 
 Sl^Jad^mittagSru^e ; — enquiry , bie terfpdtete 
 Unterfu(bung ; — event, bic fpdtere SSegebens 
 \)tit; —game, einneuerSSerfutb, beim@picl, 
 um "ocii SSerlorcne wieber su geroinnen; fig. 
 ^ulf§mitteI,5^otl)mittel; to play an— game, e$ 
 nod^ einmal wagen, roieber anfe^en ; — gather- 
 ing, bic S^a^Icfe;- grass, v»'/. After-math ; 
 
 — growth, ber 5Tad^n)Ud^8; —guard, Mar. 
 
Afte 
 
 22 
 
 Agen 
 
 bcr im ^intcrt^cilc bc& ©d^iffcs bicnftt^ucnbc 
 5Katrofe; —hatchway, Mar. "bit ^intcrluFc; 
 
 — help, Me Stttd^W^ ? —hold, Mar.ber ^in= 
 tcrraum; —hope, tie fpaterC; su!unftige^off= 
 nung ; — hours, *. pi. bic nod^folgcnbcn <Stun= 
 ben, ^olgcseit, —life, btt§ librige (fpdtere) 
 2eben; suBunftigeScbcn; -liver, berSZad^s 
 fommc,SnfeI; -living, bic3u!unft; — love, 
 bie jweitc ob. fpdtcrc Sicbe; —malice, bie 
 l^inter^crfommcnbc S5o§^cit, ber ©roll; 
 math , btt§ ^Q(^^cu , ©pdtl)cu , ^fter^eu, 
 ©rummct; — milkings, s. j)l. bie Staimild^ ; 
 
 — noon, bcr 3'iQ(l^mittag ; —noon's luncheon 
 or— nooning, cvl. ba§ SScSpcrbrob ; — pains 
 *. pi. bie 3^ttd^»e^en (hd ber ©eburt) ; — 
 -part, ber nad)folgcnbc Zl^iil; Mar. bei 
 ^intertt)cil beS (S(^iffe§; —payment. Com. 
 bcr Vla6)^6)U^ ; — piece. Dram. M^ 3ttt^ftfi(f ; 
 Sad. baS ^intcrc ©tiicf cinc§ BatUU; — 
 proceedings, s. pi. Law, bQ§ na6)i)CXi^t (gt 
 ri^tlic^c) SScrfaljrcn;- proof, ber Stad^bc^ 
 n)ci§; bie jroeite ^robe; na(bfoIgcnbc ©rfa^* 
 rung, ob. bie buri^ fpdtcre erfat)rung entbecf= 
 ten eigenf(i)aften ; 2yp. bie Stcoifion ; — reck- 
 oning, baS STtad^bcrcd^ncn; bie nad^folgenbe 
 Stet^nung, S^od^sed^c ; —repentance, bie S^ad^^ 
 rcuc; —report, ber Siac^berid^t; — sails, j. pi. 
 Mar. tik |)interfegel;— state, ber Jiinftige 
 3uftQnb ; — sting, bcr 9tad^ f(^merj ; — storm, 
 ber uncrwartete (fpdtcre) <Sturm, 9ta(i>flurm ; 
 -supper, bie 3eit jmifd^cn S^a^teffcn unb 
 ©d^Ittfengetjen; —swarms, s. pi. Uc fiiad)= 
 [(brodrme (bcr SSienen) ; —taste, bcr 9tad^ge= 
 fcbmarf; —thoughts, pi. 3^Qd^gebanfcn, ®e= 
 banfcn, bie ju fpdt fommen ; bie ju fpdte (5in= 
 Mt, ob. Ubcrlegung;— time, bie3ufunft; 
 -times, s.pl. tit fiinftigcn 3eiten, golge= 
 jcit, Stotbroclt;- tossing, bag 3tad^braufen, 
 SBcUcnfd^lagen bcr See nad^ einem ©turmc ; 
 
 — wise, adj. su fpdt (eingefe^cn) flug ob. 
 rocifc; —wit, bicfflug^eit nacbberS^at, bin= 
 tcrbrcin, ju fpdte Qin\i&)t, 3t-f. bag lber= 
 e^er ; —wrath, bcr fpdte (natbtrdglid^c) ©roll 
 
 ^—writer, bcr fpdterc @d(>iftftcUer. 
 
 Af^termost, Aft'most, Mar. I. adj. Winter, bin. 
 terfti II. s. ber bintere Sbeil beS ©(btffS, 
 2. bcr untcrfic SBin!el eineS breierfigcn @c; 
 
 Afternoon, &c., vid. untcr After-. 
 
 Af 'terwardCs), ado. nad^b^r, bamad^, nad^malS 
 
 A'ga, [S., F., /., Ja., Sm., Ji'ga. P., /Tn.], 
 5. bcr :iCga (turrifd()c aScfeblgbaber). 
 
 Again, [agen', S., W., J., K, F., Kn., 5m., 
 Craig, Reid; agan', /a.], adv. wieber, gu« 
 rfirfi njieberum, nocbmaB, abcrmalg, nod^ 
 einmalj fibcrbiep, fernery bagegcn,bingegenj 
 
 cbcttfo, ebcnfaKg 5 unb bann 5 to and — , bin 
 unb njieber? as much — , noi einmal fo mel> 
 
 — and — , ju wiebcrbolten 5i)?alen, einmal 
 iiiber bog anbcrc, mebrmalS 5 ^ixi. unb l^er. 
 
 Against', [agensf, S., W., /., £., F., Kn., 
 Sm., Craig, Reid; aganst', Ja.], prep. toU 
 bcr, gegenj gcgcniibcr^ A'. Ui, gegcn, an, 
 bU^ — the stream, gcgcn fecn ©tromj — 
 the grain, wibcr (gcgen) ben ©trid^^ fig. 
 vulg. roibcr SGBiUen, ungern^ over — , gcgen* 
 iibcr5 — which, Com. ali ®egcnfo$ ffir ..., 
 
 ^per (Sontra. 
 
 Ag'alaxy, s. Med. bcr 5Jlangel an ^il6). 
 
 Agal'l9£hum (Ag'alloch), s. bag Bocbolj, ^b« 
 
 ^lerbolj, ^orabiegbolj. 
 
 Ag'ape, Ag'apae, s. Theol. bag Sicbcgma^l 
 bcr erften (Sbriflcn nad^ bcr Communion. 
 
 Agape', adv. fam. gaffenb, mit ojfnem 5Kunbe, 
 (vulg. 5JtauIe) ; to stand—, gajfen, vulg.liai 
 
 JSJlaul ouffperrcn. 
 
 Ag'ap^t, s. cin fiicb^aber beg fd^onen ®e« 
 
 J6)ki)U ; ber SSergnugunggfiid^tige. 
 
 Ag'aric, s. bcr SSIdttcrfd^wamm; female—, 
 ber Serd^cnfd^roamm; —coralline, bie ©pij* 
 jenforallc ; —mineral, bie Scrgmild^, 5}Jebl* 
 
 .Agast', vid. b. u. abcr m. r. Aghast, [freibe. 
 
 Ag'ate , s. Min. bcr Id^at, ^gat ; W-dr. ber 
 polirflein; —arborescent, bcr SBaumad^at. 
 
 Ag'atha, ^ICgatbc (bic @ute, %-n.). 
 
 Ag'atTzed, adj. mcltd^at gcjcid|inct ; — wood, 
 
 ^ad^atifirtcg ^olj. 
 
 Ag'aty, adj. a^ataxti^ ; an— flint, cin §cucr« 
 f^cin oon TCd^at. 
 
 Aga've, s. Bot. bic amcrifanifd^c Saumaloc. 
 
 Age, s. bag ^Itcr; ©rcifcnalter; ?3)icnfd^en* 
 olter; 3citaltcr, bic3cit; bag^tibrbunbcrt; 
 bic ^Kiinbigf cit ; bag frud^tbarc ^Iter (bei 
 ben ^rauen) ; (comp. vid. in Constant, Full, 
 Great, Green, &c.); of—, miinbig (majo* 
 renn) ; to come to — , munbig mcrben ; un- 
 der — , unmunbig ; s., vid. Under-, u. Non-. 
 
 A'ged, I. adj. alt, bcjabrt; II. the— , pi. bic 
 alten Scute, bic^Itcn, beiabrtc^crfonen; HI. 
 
 — ly, adv. mi altc ficutc, nod^ ^rt alter 
 ^erfoncn. 
 
 A'gency s. bag SBirfcn, |)anbcln, bie Action} 
 SScrmittlung, bcrDicnft; Com-*, bic TCgcnt* 
 fd^aft, ^gcntur; —business, bag (Sommif* 
 fionggefd^dft, bcr6-banbel, ^actorcibanbel ; 
 
 — office, bag (§-comptoir. 
 
 Agen'da, Com. s. bag sDcnfbud) , bie ©d^rcib* 
 tafcl ; Mor. Sebcngpflid^tcn (jum Untcrfd^icbc 
 n. Credenda) ; Ecc. bic (Mx6)tn=) IgcnbC 
 
 A'gent, s. bcr ^anbclnbc; Phy. bag wir* 
 fcnbc SBcfen; wirfcubc, wirffamc 5Kittel; 
 TCgcng ; Dip. bcr ©efd^dftgtrdgcr , ^ecoff* 
 
-^ggl 
 
 23 
 
 Agna 
 
 mWi^tt, Tfgcnt; bef. Mar. Sc Mil. 2icfc= 
 vungSbcamtcte; Com-s.Ux'KQcnt, ®ef(l^dftg= 
 fuljrcr, (Sommiffiondr, ©pet)iteur, SBaa= 
 rcn»erfcnt>er , ©iSponcnt; beftetttc ©cnfal 
 (2Baarcn= ot). ®cIl)mQfler); Latr, ^CffignQ^ 
 tar ; — victualer, t)er ^ro»iantmciflcr. 
 
 To Agglora'erate , v. I. a. auflDlcfdn, 5Ufam= 
 mcnroUcn, jufammenboUen, Mucin; II. « 
 fid)fugeln, flumpcrn, suf^n^nt^nlQufen, gc= 
 rinnen. 
 
 Agglom?ra'tion , *. bttS ^ufwicf ein, ,KnducIn ; 
 
 '3ufommenlaufen (». ^orpeno; SSerbintcn 
 ju ^lumpci^en. 
 
 ^gglu'tjnant, adj. Med. ocrbinbcub. 
 
 Agglu'tinants, s. pi. Med. Scimmittel, ja^C 
 
 'a5int>un9&inittcl. 
 
 To Agglu'tjnate, v. a. sufammenlcimcn ; Med. 
 binbcn, an^dkn;fig. ccreinigcn. 
 
 Agglutina'tion, s. bic 3ufQmmcnIeimun9 ; Med. 
 
 ^n^eilung, ffiinbung ; fig. t)ic Tfneignung 
 (SJDcicr ^orpcr). 
 
 Agglu'tinattve, adj. Icimcnt), binbcnt); Med. 
 on^cilent). 
 
 AggtVued-bund, ,v. (.^om. tic bcflc bengalifd^f 
 iScibc. 
 
 To Ag'grandize, (— se) , v. I. a. Ocrgro^tJm, 
 erracitcrn, erljo^en, cr^cbeti; II. n. ftd^ tter= 
 
 ^gropcrn, rooc^fen, 5unei>men. 
 
 Ag'grandizeinent, (— sement), s. bic SStrgros 
 f erung, Grmciterung ; ©r^cbung , S5tr^errli= 
 
 ^d)ung. [n)citcrer;S.<ert)errli(i^er. 
 
 Ag'grandizer, (— 8er),.v.l3crSSergr6fercr, ©r* 
 
 Ag'^ravable, adj. ocrgropemb; cmporcnt). 
 
 To Ag'gravate, v. a. Jig. fd^iDcrer ma6)m, tx= 
 [(^weu'it; ocrftdrfcn, »crme^rcn,»crgr6j}ern; 
 cerfd^Ummeru ; {in ber Dorjleaung) ubertrci= 
 
 ^bcu. 
 
 Aggrava'tion , s. bic erf(j^n)crung ; ©cr: 
 jlarfuug; SScrfd^Iimmcrung ; ba& Ungc^curc 
 (cinc& >8crbred)cn§) ; bie Ubcrtrcibung (in 
 bcrSarftcUung). 
 
 To Ag'gregate, v. a. (an= ob. jufammen) ^QUs 
 fen, ju einer?Kttffe ocreinigcn; in cine ®c= 
 
 JcUftl^aft ttufnc^men, oggregiren. 
 
 Ag'gregate, I. adj. Chem. & Bot. ongc^fiuft; 
 LaiCy aggregirt; —corporation, Aou>, cine 
 ^6rperfd)aft, bie ben Tfbgang j>on ?0?itglic= 
 bcrn flet^ bur(l) ncu Innjutretenbe erfe^t; — 
 flowers, Bot. on= ob. sufammengcl)dufte S5Iu= 
 t^cn : II. s. ber 4)aufen ; 5«bcgriff (mc^rcrer 
 ©ingc); ba§^ggregttt; III. — ly, adv.^aw 
 
 ^fenwcife, im ©onjcn ob. jufammen genommcn. 
 
 Aggrega'tion, .v. bic (^n=) ^dufung, SSereini= 
 gung, ©ammlung; ber^aufen, bie^enge; 
 Chem. go^afion glcidjartiger ,ff6rptr; ^uf* 
 no^rne (in einc ®cfcllf(^aft). 
 
 Ag'gregative , adj. inSgcfammt, coUcctiD 9e= 
 nommen (®egcnfa| i>on Disjunctive). 
 
 Ag'gregator, s. bcr ©ammler (o. 5)latcrialien). 
 
 To Aggress', v. a. (sucrfl) ongveifcn, anfoUen, 
 au§f(^lagen; mit Qinem anbinben. 
 
 Aggres'sion, (Aggress) , s. ber erftc ^ngriff, 
 :jfnfan;Ubergrijf. [fenb, offcnfiv. 
 
 Aggres'sjTe, adj. ©trcit begiunenb , angrci* 
 
 Aggres'sor, s. bcr angrdfcnbc Sbeil. 
 
 Aggrie'rance, s, vid. Grievance. 
 
 To Aggrieve', v. a. vid. To Grieve, [pircn. 
 
 To Aggroiip', V. a. T. jufammcnflellcn, grup= 
 
 Aghast' [a-gast^, adj. erfd)rorfen, crflaunt, 
 
 ^befturgt; lei(benblap (oor ©djrerf). 
 
 Ag'ile, I. adj. bc^cnbc, ^urtig, kxi^t, flin!; II. 
 — ness, s. n)ie Agility, qv. 
 
 Agifl'jty, s. bieSSe^enbigFcit, ^urtigfeit, ®c» 
 fd^njinbig!eit, Zz\iiti%U\t 
 
 Agillochum, s. vid. Agallochum. 
 
 Ag'jo, s. (itol.), Com. bas ^ufgelb; ber 5fuf* 
 rocd^fel, "bai ^gio ; —account, bas ^fgioconto. 
 
 To Agifst', V. a. Law, einfc^mcn ob. in bie 
 ^aft nc^men, weiben laffen (frembeS SSieb 
 fiir (Selb) ; bci ber ^erbc fd)Iafcn laffen. 
 
 Agist'm?nt, s. Laws, a) bic Ginfc^mung, luf- 
 noljmc jurSBeibc unb5Kaftung ; h) ba&9Jfofi= 
 gelb/Sriftgclb; c) bie^fufbdmmung,bag}Ddm= 
 men u. bie ©tcuer, bicfc^ jubemirfcn (bci ben 
 Scrooljnern ber ©ccMjle ob. fumpfigcr ®c» 
 geuben). 
 
 Agfst'or, (Agistator) , s. Law, ber §cl)mmci» 
 
 ^fter, ^orflauffc^cr, 5Kafiauffcl)cr. 
 
 Ag'jtable, adj. bcweglid^;^!^. problematifcl^. 
 
 To Ag'jt.nte , V. a. fd^ncU ^in unb ^er bcroegen 
 ob. rocrfen, fd)uttcln, ruttein; y?g-i. erfd)ut= 
 tern; (^eftige ©cmut^Sbenjegungen) erregen, 
 (bad ©emiitl)) beunru^igen; to — a question, 
 uber cine ^ragc ftrciten , bebattiren, bicfclbc 
 erortcrn. 
 
 AgitsYtion , s. bic ^eftige p^i)fifci^e Seroegung, 
 (Srfcbuttcrung ; fig. ^eftigc ©emut^gbewe-- 
 gung, SBallung, Unru^e ; Grortcrung (eincr 
 flreitigcn <Sa(!^e); tik (politifd^c 2C.) ®dl)^ 
 
 jung, Agitation ; a3eratl)f(^Iagung 
 
 Agjta'tive, adj. bcwcgcnb, crfcbfitternb. 
 
 Agitii'to, adv. Mus. bcwcgt, agitato. 
 
 Ag'jtator, J. eincr, bcr einc<Sad^e betreibt; 
 
 ^ber :jfufru^rftifter, (SSoIBO^ufwicglcr. 
 
 Ag'jto, s. Com. cin HeineS ®cn>id)t in ^egu. 
 
 Ag'i?t, s. ba§ (Mnfilidf) gcarbcitcte) ©enW» 
 blcc^, ber ©cnFcIftift^ i^o^ baS ^6lb(^en an 
 
 ^bcn ©taubfdbcn ber Slumen. 
 
 Ag'nail, .V. baS 3tagclgefil^n)i:r ; bcr 5tictnogcl, 
 vid. Whitlow. 
 
 Ag'nate, I. adj. ©crroanbt (D. \)dtcrlid)cr©citc); 
 II. s. ber Kgnat {vid. b. f. SB.). 
 
Agna 
 
 24 
 
 gue 
 
 i 
 
 Agna'tT, s. pi. ^gnatcn, aScr»Qnl>tc t5on »dtcr» 
 li^cr ©cite. 
 
 Agnat'jc, adj. W SSernjQnt^tfd^aft tjon catcrli= 
 d)cx ©cite bctrcffenl). 
 
 ^gna'tion , s. bic l)irecte ^bftammung i>on oa= 
 terlif^cr ©cite, SSlutgfrcunDfc^aft (jum Un= 
 tcrf(^ict)C ton Cognation, qv.) ; Jig. W SScr^ 
 rcanbtfd^jaft ber ©prac^en. 
 
 4= To Agnize', v. a. (Shksp.) anerfcnncn. 
 
 Agni'tion, s. (w. ii.) bic ^ncrFcnnung. 
 
 Agno'men, s. (lat.) bcr 2unamc, SBciname. 
 
 ^gnomina'tion, s. bcr SBcinamc, 3unamc; bie 
 TCnfpiclung cinc§ SBortc^ Quf cin onbcrcS, 
 iDcgcn t^nlid^fcit bc§ ^tangc§. 
 
 Ag'nus, s, Rom. Cath. ba§ SSilb bc§ (®ottc§0 
 ^ammc§ ; — castus, Bot. bcr .fi:cu[d.)baum ; — 
 castas seed, .Kcufd^baumfamcn, ©(^ofmiillcn ; 
 — dei, Rom. Cath. btt§ Hq^nXii ©ci, cin 9C= 
 wci^tcr SBa(^§fu(^cn mit bcm SSilbc bc§2am= 
 med ; baS X ®., cin 3;^cil bcr 9}icfrc. 
 
 Ago', ady. Doriibcr, Dorbci, tjor^cr, tor, ^cr ; 
 long—, langc ^cr; not long—, unldngf^, \)or 
 ,aur5cm; a while—, »or cinigcr 3cit; 
 year—, ©or cincm Stt^rc. 
 
 Agog', adv. liifiern, bcgicrig, fc^nfu(i^tig ; to 
 be—, jid^ (nod^ etma§) fc^nen; to set 
 luftern, bcgicrig madden, anrciscn (— on ob. 
 for, nad^ Ob. su etroaS). 
 
 Ago'jng, adv. (cigcntl. b. part. t. To Go, mit 
 bcr SSorfQibc a) im ©ongc; in ©ang, in 95e= 
 wcaung; imS5cgrijfe. ;^gone', 4: fiir Ago 
 
 To Ag'onize , v. I. n. mit bcm 3)obc ringen, 
 in ben Ic^ten 3ugen licgen ; fig. ^cin leibcn ; 
 II. a. mit gropcn ©d^mcrjcn bc^aften, qudlen, 
 
 ^mortem. 
 
 Ag'onizjng , I. p. a. pcinlic^ , fd^mcrjlid^ ; II. 
 
 • — ly, adv. ouf bic pcinooUfic ^rt, pcinlid^ft. 
 
 Ag'ony, s. bcr SobcSfampf ; figs, bic Scelen= 
 Qngft, bas ©celcntcibcn } ber ^cftigc ^ampf. 
 
 Agram'matist, s. bcr Ungclc^rtc. 
 
 To Agree', v. n. (lu. ^erfoncn u. ©ad^en) 
 ubercinftimmen ; ubcreinfommen ; einigfein 
 Ob. n>erbcn(— on, npon, iibcr); gcmdf, angc= 
 mcjfen fein, pafcn, flc^cn (—to, (Sinem), bc- 
 fommen, s^traglid^ fcin (-with, (ginem); 
 cinftimmen (-in, in, fiber), einftimmig ob. 
 cincrici SJIcinung fcin; einwiUigen (—on, 
 npon, in), etWttSjugcben, einrdumen, bcroiU 
 ligcn; wiUfa^ren; (&tma^ gcmcinfd^aftlid^ be= 
 fd^Iief en, Dcrobrcbcn ; einig Icbcn, fid^ »cr= 
 tragcn ; fld^ ocrfo^nen ; fid^ Dcrglcic^cn (— on, 
 upon, fiber dtwaS); SBebingungen (—to a 
 thing, cinc©od^c) eingeljcn; to— together, 
 fid^ mit cinonbcr »crtragen, cincS ©inncs 
 fcin; to —in one tune, Mus. jufammcn» 
 ftimmcn , ^armonircn ; Corns, that npon 
 
 which we—, in £5rbnung ®c^enbc§ ; to- 
 for (upon) the price , wcgeu bc§ *preife§ 
 (fiber ben ^rei§) einig roerbcn; bebingen; 
 (bepgl. ofa thing), etn)Q§beflelIen; i>erbin- 
 gcn (cine TCrbeit); to— with... for..., ein^ 
 raerben mit... um..., bebingen. 
 Agree'able , I. adj. fibcreinflimmcnb, paffcnb, 
 "gemdp; angemeffen, anftdnbig; angene^m, 
 onmut^ig (c. ^erfoncn u. ©a^en) ; to make 
 — , empfe^lcn; mo^Ionb ringen; II. — ly,adi\ 
 paffcnb ; angenel)m ; auf angene^me ^rt ; 
 
 — to ... , in (ob. su) ^olge, genidf, nad^; III. 
 
 — ness, s. bie Ubercinftimmung, ^ngemeffcn= 
 ^cit, ©leid^formigfcit; 1i[t)nlid^feit (s»if(^en 
 ^erfonen u. ©ingen); ^nne^mlid^feit, ^n* 
 mutl), ber Sleij. 
 
 Agreed', I. p. a. ubcrcinfKmmenb ; einig, ocr= 
 glid^en, beigelcgt; befdiloffen, auSgemad^t; 
 as — upon, wif ocrabrcbct; II. adv. topp! 
 ridjtig ! meinetroegenj gut, c& bicibt babcil 
 
 Agre'jng, I. s. dq§ Ubercinfiimmen 2c. vid. 
 To Agree; II. p. a. ubcrcinftimmig , gleid^* 
 formig, Q()nli^, paJTcnb, gemdp ; einig ; not—, 
 mif ^cUig, uneinig \ mif f lingcnb. 
 
 Agree'ment, s. W Ubercinfiimmung, l^nlid^= 
 Mt (swifcben jwci ©ingen) ; bcr GinHang, 
 bic harmonic; ©inigfeit, Qintxad^t; bicS5eis 
 Icgung; 3uftimmung, bcr (Sonfcn^; SSer* 
 gleid^, S5ertrag, Contract, ^ccorb, Olecei; 
 bcr aSunb, ^a^ SSfinbnif ; —in tune, bic ^ar= 
 monie (bcr S^one); articles of—, SScrglei= 
 d|)ung§punf te ; —maker, bie5Kittcl§pcrfon, 
 bcr SSermittler, ©d^ieb§rid)tcr, Unter^dnblcr. 
 
 Agres'tic, Agres'tical, adj. Ittnbmd^ig, Idnb' 
 lid^, fig. bducrif(^, -grob; —life, ba§ 2anb= 
 Icben ; —nobility-, ber Sanbobel. 
 
 Agricola'tion, s. bcr gelbbau, fianbbttu. 
 
 Agriciil'tor, s. bcr 2anbbauer, 8anb»irt^. 
 
 Agrjcul'tural [— tshyr — ] , adj. (aubwirt^* 
 
 J(^aftli(^. 
 
 Ag'riculture [— tshur], s. bie Sanbmirt^fd^ttft, 
 ber SanbbQU, ^cferbau,^^elbbau (im wiffen^ 
 
 ^fd^Qftlid^cn ©innc), W Sfonomie. 
 
 Agricui'turist, s. bcr (wiffcnfdbaftlid^ gebilbetc) 
 Sanbwirt^, iDfonom. [fictfe. 
 
 Ag'rjmony, s. Bot. ber SDbcrmcnmg, bic Scbcr* 
 
 Ag'riot, s. bic faurc .ffirfd^e, SBcit^fcl (=,fi:irfd^c). 
 
 Aground', adv. Mar. auf bcnCSrunb; auf bcm 
 @-bc, gefiranbet; to run—, anbcn®.raafcn, 
 QuflQufen, ftranbcn; to run a ship—, cin 
 ©d^iff ftranben mo(^cn , in ben ®. fegcin, in 
 ben®, bo^ren, auf ben ®. fe|cn; tobe— , 
 fig. in SScrlegen^cit fcin ; ju ®runbe gcrit^tet 
 fcin. 
 
 A'gue, *. ba§ (!oUc) ^icber , SSccljfclfieber ; 
 bcr ^icbcrfroft ; ^rojl, ba§ S>ituxn »or ^dlte ; 
 
Ague 
 
 25 
 
 Air 
 
 a burning — , tin ^i|ige5 %ithiX ; — cake, 
 Med. Der ^iebcrfud^en ; -fit, bcr ^iebcr* 
 f(^Quer; —powder, ba§ giebcrpulcer ; — 
 proof, fiebertcfl; — spell, ta^ gicl)ersouber= 
 miltcl; —struck, com ^. befallen ; —tree, 
 Bof. bcr ^affofrasbaum. 
 
 A'gQed, adj. Hi%icUx ^abenb; ficber^aft; 
 jittcrnb. 
 
 A'gBJsb, I. adj. fiebcr^aft, ficberifd^ ; /g:. fro= 
 flig; n. — ness, *. fcie ^iebcr^aftigfeit, ber 
 (^ieberO e^aucr. 
 
 Ah, int. Qb ! ^a ! a^\ ah me ! Q(b |>immcl ! o^ 
 je» ah that!o(bbQp! 
 
 Aha', int. a^a J ^a | ^a ! 
 
 Ahead', ado. Mar. miUX »or; KJorwfirlS, 
 torauS/ tjoran; — of us, torunS; to rue — 
 of one's reckoning, mit bem S3efle(f jurudf 
 
 Aheight' [ahif], adv. in bie |)6^e. [fcin. 
 
 Ahem', int. l)ml (^ejeicbnung beS ^uftenS) 
 
 Ahoy', int. Mar. boUa! all hands—! HUih 
 
 *auf'0S5crbecf! Ubcrdl! UbcrattJ (c/.Hoay). 
 
 Ahull', adv. Mar. \)or 3)op unb Safcl. 
 
 Ai[T], *. Zoof. bcr Ti, ba& (amerif.) ^aul= 
 t^ier. 
 
 To Aid, r. a. belfen, bcifte^en, untcrjiu^cn. 
 
 Aid, 5. 1. bic ^ulfe,ber ©ciflanb ; 2.Der®c^uIfc, 
 bic ©e^ulfinn ; 3. conir. ft. — de- camp ; 4. bie 
 3ubufe,auperorbentli(bc<Steucr; Cwj.royal— , 
 bic bem ^5nigc UwiUi^ttn 36ae , ©teucm, 
 ^ttbgaben u. ; —consignee, Com. ber6ommif= 
 ftondr ; Mils, —de-camp f ad-de-kang'], bcr 
 ^bjutant einc§®eneral§5 —major, ber Siegi; 
 mentSabjutant. Ai'd.tnce, s. (Shksj).) ber ®ei; 
 
 AlMer, s. ber ^elfer, ©cbulfe 5 ^nl^finger.Cflanb 
 
 Aid'less, adj. bitlfloS, oerlajfen 
 
 Aids, s. pi. (franj.) 3oUfleuern. court of -, 
 boS ^Cccigomt, ©teuercoUegium. 
 
 + Ai'ery, s. {Shksp. &c.) f^ .Erie. 
 
 Ai'gret, Aigrette, s. wie Egret, qv. 
 
 Ai'gue-marine' , s. ber ^quomarin ; Sert)!!. 
 
 Ai'gulet, J. t)er ©en!el, vid. Aglet. 
 
 Aik'raw, s. Bot. bie SBarjenflecbte. 
 
 To Ail, V. I. a. ©(bmerjeu terurfadjen ; II. n. 
 ©d^merjen ^aben, fcbmerjen, unpof fcin ; what 
 a-s your eye? »aS b^bcn ©ie Qm ^uge? 
 what a-s you to beat me ? warum f4>Iagcn 
 
 _@ie mi(b ? 
 
 Ail'jng, p. a. unp5pli(^, frdnfelnb ; she is ever 
 — , ibr fe^lt immer GtroaS. 
 
 Ail'ment, a\ bie Unpdfli(bfeit, ^rdnflid^fcit, 
 bttS Seiben ; bic Unru^c, bcr .Kummer. 
 
 Ail^,_*. pi. bic asdrte om SBeijen. 
 
 To Aim, V. I. n. (—at) nod^ ob. aufetn)a§ 
 jiclen; fig. feine :ifbri(bt auf GtroaS ri(bten, 
 binbeutcn (auf); to-at, trad^tennatb ; mutb= 
 mofen; the point at which he a-s, bo8 3icl 
 
 feince ©trcbeng ; I was a-ed at, c§ gait mir; 
 II. a. lit. k fig. ricbtcu (cin ®ef(bof, einc 
 ©atijre [— at, nad^]). 
 
 Aim, s. bicSli^tung (cines ©efcbojfeS; ?c.) ; 
 bag 3iel; ^orn (an ©(biefgewebren), ba& 
 :iCbfcben, bie ^erlc (an bcr :iCrmbrufl) ; fig. 
 baS^iel, bcr^raecf, ^>uttFt, bie "JCbfid^t, bag 
 aSor^aben; to take-, jielcn, aurs ^orn 
 nebmen; to give—, anjeigen, wcifen, Icitcn, 
 to miss (of) one's—, feinen 3n)ect ccrfcblen , 
 
 — sight, ba§ ,Korn (an ©cbicfgcwcbrcn). 
 Aim'er, s. ter 3ielcr; fig. ber auf (Stvoah ^in= 
 
 beutet; bcr gingerjeig. 
 
 Aim'l?ss, adj. o^nc 3iel. 
 
 Air, s. 1. bic 2uft, bag5iuft(ben;berjDunft, 
 JDuft; gentle a-s, fanftcSuftc; to take the-, 
 an bic Euft geben, au5!ommcn; to take—, 
 fig. behnnt, pcrrat^cn werben; to give- 
 to..., etroagdupcrn; 2. bic:2frie; 5}?clobic; 
 bcr ©cfang, baSSieb; soft a-s, * fanftcSone^ 
 3. bic ©cberbungSrocife, 5}Jicne, baS ^n* 
 fc^cn; a noble—, cin eble§ !?fnfebcn, bcr ^tt= 
 flanb, bie |)altung, du^cre SBiirbe; —and 
 mien, ©cftalt unb (Sert(bt§bilbung ; to tak 
 (or put on) a-s, oorncbm tbunj 4. Man. 
 bcr ®ang eine§ pgerittcnen ^ferbeg. 
 
 Air, comp. — bag , Bol. bcr grud)tbalg, bic 
 aSalgFapfel; —balloon, ber SuftbaUon; - 
 balloonist, ber Suftfa^rer; —bladder, bit 
 Suftblafc ; Icli. ©cbroimmblafc (bcr ^ifd^c) ; 
 
 — born, * luftgcborcn, pb^"t<lflif^ 5 — bra- 
 ving, flurmtro^enb ; —built, in bie Suft gc= 
 baut, luftig, eingcbilbet; — b. castles, Suft^ 
 f(bl6ffcr ; — grass, vid. Hair-grass ; —gun 
 bic SBinbbud^fc; — holder, rhy. ber fiuftbe* 
 bdltcr; —hole, ba§ 2uftl0(b; —holes in a 
 furnace, bic 3ugr6^ren an cincm ©d^mclj* 
 ofen; —jacket, bic ©(bwimmjatfc; —lamp, 
 bic ®a8lampc ; — level, Mech. bic ^mUiX' 
 wage ; —light (Beale's patent—), mod. ba$ 
 ^atent=2uftli(bt (cinc^rt®a§, ba§ geruc^= 
 log, bfU unb ffar brennt) ; — pipe. Mar. cine 
 Slobre, um bie 2uft im ©d^iffSraume rein ju 
 erbalten; —poise, Pneu. bic Suftmage ; — 
 pump, Pneii. bicEuftpumpc; — sacs, pi. Om. 
 Suftgefdf c in oerfd^iebtncn S^eilen beS ^6r= 
 per& bcrSStJgcl; —shaft. Mm. bcr SBctter* 
 fdjad^t, 2uftfd(>ad^t ; — si)eaker, mod. ein 
 tragbarer 3:on=3:cIcgrap^ ; —stirring, * Iuft= 
 bcrocgcnb ; -stone, cine Hxt SBe§flein (au8 
 ber ®raff(baft Air) ; —threads, s. pi. ©om* 
 mcrfdben, ©ommermcben , vuig. ber alten 
 SBciber ©ommer ; —tight, luftbi(bt; —trunk, 
 cine SSorri^tung jur guftrcinigung mit 50?cn* 
 fcbcn crfuUterS)rtc; — tube, ber(§t)linber(ci* 
 ner arganbifd^en Sampc) ; —vessel, T-s. bie 
 
Air 
 
 26 
 
 Albe 
 
 Suftro^rc ; bas Suftgcfdf (bcr^p^^njcn) » ^^^ 
 Sflccipicnt (on ^cucrfpri^cn, u.). 
 
 To Air, v.a. an bic freic Suft bringctt, ber 
 frif(^cn 2uft ausfc^cn, luftcn, auSroittcrnj 
 (—a room, cin dimmer) auSluftcn; »er= 
 fd^Iagcn laffcn, (©ctrdnf) obfiiljlcn; tro(f= 
 ncn; njdrmcn; to — one's self, frifd)c Suft 
 fd^opfcn; to— ahorse, cin^ferb ouSreitcn; 
 to — beds, 95cttcn fonncn ; to — hides, Tan. 
 |)Sute (jum 3:roc!ncn) QuSbreiten, to — a 
 thing, /^. ft(j^ fe^en loffen mit.... 
 
 Airer, s. bcr (t)ic) (St»aS liiftct, trotfnet. 
 
 Ai'rjly, adu. muntcr, Iebl)Qft, luflig. 
 
 Air'jness, s. tie 2uftigfcit;}ts^.t)ie2ci(^tig!eit, 
 tcr 2ci(^trinn; bie Scb^ftigfcit, 5}?unterfcit, 
 
 , SufHgf cit. 
 
 Air'jag, p.*. ba§2uftcn :c. (vid. To Air); Me 
 Gr^olung in frcicr 2uft, ©pojicrfat^rt, bcr 
 ©pasierritt, ©pojicrgang; to take an—, 
 frifd^C 2uft ffbopfcn ; to give an— (to..., QU 
 ncn) auSfu^rcn, fposiercnfu^ren , (—to a 
 horse), auSrcitcn. 
 
 Air'less, adj. luftloS, bumpfig. 
 
 Air'ljng, s. bcr ^lud^tling, SBilbfang. 
 
 Air'y, adj. luftig; ^o(l(); j?g. Uii^t, biinn (tX)ic 
 bic Suft), fliid^tig; njinbig, eitcl; locfcr, flat= 
 tcrnb ; Ici(^tfinmg, lappifd^ ; muntcr, Icbl)oft, 
 (uftig, fro^ ; an— nothing, cin luftigeS 3^i^t§ ; 
 
 — ghosts, (—demons), Suftgciftcr; —castles, 
 
 — notions, —schemes, 2uftf<^Iofrcr; —re- 
 gions, bic 2uftf(bi(^t. 
 
 Ai'ry, s. vid. Aerie. 
 
 Aise, s. Bot. bQ§ glQd^Sfraut, ^ilsfrftut. 
 Aisle [il], s. ber ^lugel eineS ^^orc§, ber (Sljor^ 
 gang, bie ©aUerici aisled [lid], mit (S^or^ 
 Ait, s. bie (^lupj) 3nfel. [gdngcn 2C. oer[ef)en. 
 Aix-la-Chapelle [as'-Ia-sha-pel'J, s. Geog. 
 
 (bic etabt) :ttQicn. 
 Aizoon' [a-zon'], s. Bot. bo§ Snimcrgrfin. 
 Ajsir', adj. i^alh offcn, flQifcnb (ton eincr Sl)ur). 
 Aj'utage , s. bcr TCuffa^ Quf ben Sdo^rcn bcv 
 
 (Springbrunncn unb SBaffcrfunflc. 
 To Ake, V. ». lit. Si fig. [(^mcrjen, Ginemmc^c 
 
 t^un; ray head a-s, mir t^ut bcr ^opf rod) ; 
 
 my soul (heart) a-s, c0 fimerjt mi(^ in ber 
 
 @cclc, frdnft mxHi fe^r. 
 Ake, *. bcr ©(I>mcrs, baS SBcl^c, bie ^cin. 
 Ak'er, vid. b. m. r. Acre; —staff, bCr ^pug= 
 A-kimbo, vid. Kimbo. [rcitcl. 
 
 ^kin', ad;. i>crn)onbt(au(l^^g-.), bcfreunbct. 
 Sk'ing, I. p. *. ba§ (S^merjcn, bcr on^altenbc 
 
 ©comers ;^g:. Uh SBct); 11. p. a. fc^merscnb, 
 
 fc^mcrj^aft; fig. [(i^mcrscrfuUt, fummcrooU; 
 
 to have an — tooth, ^a^nfd^merjen ^oben. 
 Akern, vid. Acorn. 
 \\, ^raf. Corns. — marco, nad^ bcm ©cwid^t 
 
 (Ui 9)iunjen) ; — corso , ntt(!^ bcm je^igcn 
 6ourfc Ob. na6) gegcnwdrtigcm Sffiert^c; — 
 pari, ill gleid^cm SBcrt^c flc^cnb. 
 
 Al'abiister, I. s. bcr ^laboftcr; 11. adj. ttIttbQ= 
 ftern; —glass, ba? 95eingla5, 5Kii^)gla§. 
 
 Alack', inf. ad) ! orccl^; — a-day, co^. OIDC^! 
 ^ilf ^immcl! 
 
 .^lac'rity, s. bic5RuntcrFcit,2cbt*aftigMt,|)ci* 
 
 ^tcrfcit, %xolili6)hit, bcr ^ro^rmn. 
 
 Al'amire , s. Mas. bie unterflc (ticfftc) ffiott 
 
 ^ou^er ciner in ®uibo ^retino'g 3;onIciter. 
 
 Alamode', 1. adv. vulg. na(!^ ber SKobc, mo= 
 bif(^; II. s. Com. tin biinncrJd^warjcrSaffct. 
 
 Al'an, .v.l. Planus (3)l-n); 2.cine:jfrtSBinb= 
 fpiel, SBinb^unb. i 
 
 Aifind', adv. on'S Sonb ; am (ob. ju) 2cnbc. I 
 
 Al'arick, s. :jflri(^, (Slrid^ (50I-n). ^ 
 
 Alarm', s. 1. baSSdrmgefd^rci, bcr SBaffenruf, 
 ba§ lufgcbot; 2. ber Sumult, fidrm; i^enc. 
 ber ^ppctt;^g:. bieUnru^c, {iBerH)irrung,S3cs 
 ftursung? bcr ©direct; Horl. SBetfer (cincr 
 Utjr); —of fire, ber gcucrlarm; to sound 
 (an)—, 2drm blafen; to give — , gdrm ma* 
 icn; Unru^c errcgen; to take (the) —, un* 
 ru^ig werben, in^ngftgcratl^cn; to spread 
 — , 2drm Dcrbrciten, bcunru^igcn; comp.— 
 bell, bie ©turmglocfe; —drum, bie Sdrm* 
 trommel; —post, ber2drmpla|, ©ammels 
 pla|; —rattles, bie gdrmfnarrcn; —watch, 
 bie S55e(ful)r. 
 
 To Alarm', v.a.l. 2drm blafen ob. fd^lagcn, u. 
 baburd^ 5U ben SBaffen rufcn ; 2. Sdrm madden, 
 crfd^rerfen, bcunrul)igcn, in SSerocgung brin^ 
 gen^oerroirrcn; a-edat..., bcunrul^igt iibcr... 
 
 Alarm'ing, I. p. a. crfcbrcrfcnb, bcunrut)igcnb, 
 fd()rccf [id() ; II. p.s. \ia^ Sdrmen, jc. ; ber Sdrm; 
 III. — ly, adv. ouf cine <Sd^rccfcn errcgcnbc, 
 bcunrul)igcnbc SBeife. 
 
 Alarm'jst, s. bcr (offentl.) Sdrmmad^er, £drm* 
 blafcr, Unru^ftifter. 
 
 Ala'rum, s. vid. Alarm. 
 
 Alas', int. a6)\ Icibcr! o WC^ —for shame, 
 pfui! —a (ob. the) day! o^ ! unglitcfli(^cr 
 
 _3:ag! 
 
 Alat'ed, adj. Bot. gcflugclt. 
 
 Alb, s. 1. Num. tint tiirfifd^cSKunsc; vid. 
 Asper; 2. bic^lp; rid. Alp. 
 
 Alb, Al'ba, s. Rom. Cath. bie %lha, ba§5Kep« 
 ^emb, (§()or^cmb; — week, bie S)ftern)0(^c. 
 
 Al'ban, s. Hlhanu^ (5K-n). 
 
 Alba'nja, s. Geog. ^Ibanicn. 
 
 Alba'nian, I. adj. albanffd^ ; 11. *. bcr 2CIbtt* 
 
 ^nier, 3flbane[c. [oogel. 
 
 Al'batross, s.Orw. ber 3CIbotrop, ^riegSfd^ips 
 
 :^ Albe'it, conj. obfd^on, obglei(^ {Spenser il- 
 
 Albemarl', s. Bot. bie SOJarmorpf^r fi(^e. [be'). 
 
Albe 
 
 87 
 
 Alep 
 
 Al'berge, s. Bot.tk ^erjpfirfid^c, ^i-u^p[ir= 
 
 Al'berick, s.mcxid) (5)J-n). [fid^e. 
 
 Alber'nOo, Alber'nus, s. Com. tint "Ktt XtMXl' 
 ti\i!t)tx (Samelot. 
 
 Al'bert, s. 7Clb«d)t, Hlhtvt (5K-n). 
 
 ^Ibes'c^nt, adj. njcip werbenb, ndfUd). 
 
 ilbifjca'tion, s. Chem. taSSBcifmoc^cn. 
 
 Al'bin , s. bcr %lhin (tin jcolitt)arti9cS Ttint' 
 
 ^Ibi'nQs, s. pi. iDcipe ffltQtv, "KiUno^. [rol). 
 
 Al'bjon, s. * Albion, (Snglanb; —metal, ffilei 
 
 ^mit 3inn iibcrflcibct. 
 
 Albs, s. pL, vid. Alb-week. 
 
 Alb5gm'?ous, adj. bem Girocif e d^nlid), wit 
 Qiroti^; njciflid^, roeif ; baS SBeifc (ben un= 
 burc^rit^tigcn ^led) im ^uge betreffeiib^ 
 — buraour, Anat. bic wdjferige ^eu(^tig!cit 
 be5 TTugeS. 
 
 ^Ibu'gQ, *. bag SBeipc im Qi; baS 5Bcipe (dn 
 unburc^fid^ticjcr^lerf) im^uge, ba§2eufoma, 
 
 ^bcr totift ©tar. 
 
 Al'bum» ^'. bag ©tttmmbud)} (cigcn^finbigc) 
 ^rembenbud^ 5 (— oculi), baS SBcif e im ^uge 
 
 Albu'men, *. ba§ SBeif e im Gi, Qirocif. 
 
 ^Ibu'minous , adj. baS (5in)cif betreffcnb; cis 
 tocipd^nlid^, ciroeipartig; rhysiol. [(bicimig, 
 jdljc. [©plint 
 
 Al'buru. *. I- ^c^»- l>er aBeipfifti^; 2. l^of. bcr 
 
 ^Ibur'num, s. Bot. bcr ©plint. [munje). 
 
 Al'biis, s. Num. ber SBeippfcnnig (!I. ©ilber= 
 
 Alcahest, Alcahestic, vid. in Aik.... 
 
 ^Ica'ic, Poef. I. adj. olfdif^ (»on ciner SScrS* 
 art be§ TClcduS) ; II. s. ber olFdif(^c SSerg. 
 
 ^Icaid', *. bcr^Icalbc, {ftid^ter, ©tabtri(^tcr 
 (in ©panien) ; ^ricbenSrid^tcr (in ben fru^e= 
 ren fpan. (Solonicn); bcr S5bcrbefet)l§^aber 
 (in bcr SSarbarci). 
 
 Alcali, Alcaline, To Alcalizate, vid. in Alk... 
 
 ^Ican'na, s. Bot. bic morgenldnbifdjc llfanna, 
 unben)el)rtc Somfonia; dyer's—, bie fdrbenbe 
 Dd^fenjungc ; — leaves, 7C-bldtter; — oil, baS 
 H-ol, dt)pru56I; —root, bie aepuloertc, fdr* 
 
 ^bcnbe SBurjcl ber ^Ifanna. [^Ife (g-n). 
 
 Alee, *. abbr. (fur Alice) XUxia, QU6)tn, 
 
 Alce'dp, s. Orn. bcr ^SnigSfifd^er, GiSoogcl. 
 
 Alchemical, Alchimical, kc. vid. Alcbym... 
 
 Alchoran, &c. s. vid. Alkoraa. 
 
 Aljhym'jcal (Alghym'ic), I. adj. II. — ly, adv. 
 
 ^alc^QmifHfd^, Ql(^i)mifd^. 
 
 Al'sbymist, s. ber ^l^t)mift; ®oIbma(J^er. 
 
 Alghymis'tjc^il (Alghymis'tic) , adj. al6)\)mi= 
 flifd^. [tottc) oerroanbeln. 
 
 To Al'ghymize, v. a. ^Id^Qmic treiben, (5Ke= 
 
 Al'shymy, j. bie ^Id^ijmie, ^o^e ©d^eibefunft, 
 ®olbmad()crfunffc. [6^rlein. 
 
 Alcine', s. Bot. ber ^u^nerbomt, ba§ SOidufes 
 
 ii'c9, *. Zool. bcr ^Ifo, mcyifanifc^c |)unb. 
 
 Al'cohol, s. Chem. 1. bcr ^&i)\i rcctiftcirtc 
 aBcingeijt, mfo^ol; 2.ba§ fubtilfte^uloer; 
 — lamp, tie ©piritu5lampc. 
 
 Alcohol'ic, adj. fpirituSartig, alto^olartig. 
 
 Aicoholiza'tion , s. Chem. bie ^ffo^olifirung, 
 Slectificirung; ba§ SScrroanbeIn in ba6 fub= 
 tilgc ^ulDcr. 
 
 To Al'cobolize,^v. a. alto^olifircn, rectiftciren; 
 in bo§ fubtilfte ^ult>er terwanbcln. 
 
 Alcoran, s. vid. Alkoran. 
 
 Alcove' [JF. Ac; al'-kov, IF6.], s. 1. bcr "KU 
 fooen; 2. bie Soubc, Orotte; 3. bicSliefd^c 
 (in eincr SSibliot^c!) ; -bed, (/. P. R. /.), 
 
 ^ba§ aSett in cinem Tflfocen. 
 
 Al'cyon, s. Orn, ber @i8fogel; vid. Halcyon. 
 
 Al'cyQnite, *. Nat. ber foffile ©ecforf. 
 
 Al'd^r, s. (— tree), bie Grle, euer, ber ©rlcn* 
 
 ^baum; — bed (a-s-plot), bcr Grlenroalb. 
 
 Al'derman, s. ber Olat^§^err, 9lat^mann, tU 
 teftc ; — of a ward, bcr Sluartiermeiftcr, SSier* 
 
 ^telSmeifter; — 's robe, bcr gliigclmantel. 
 
 Al'dermanlike, adj. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 Al'dermaoly, adj. & adv. ju cincm iRdtiii* 
 ^errn gej^orig; n>ic cin ^Ibcrmon ob. Slates* 
 
 ,^trr; Jig. fiolj. 
 
 Al'dern, adj. con ©rlcn^olj; crlcn, cUern. 
 
 A.ld'gate, jr. Com. cant, a draught on the 
 pump at—, cin falfd^cr, »om aSejogenen nid^t 
 Qngenommcncr SBec^fel. 
 
 Ale, I. s. ba&tl, unge^opftcJBier, SBeijcnbier, 
 fiipeSSier; medicated — , ba& ^rduterbicr; 
 II. camp, —bench, bie Sicrbanf ; —berry, 
 bag SBarmbier, Gierbier; —brewer, beryls 
 brauer, SSierbrauer; — conner, ber aSicrauf* 
 fe^cr, a3ierprober (in bonbon) ; —cost, i^— 
 coast), Bot. ber Sdainfarn; -draper, joe. 
 bcr asicrfd^en!, Sicrroirt^ ; —fed, biergcndi)rt; 
 —hoof, Bot. ber (Srbep^eu; —house, baS 
 aSier^auS, bic ©(^cn!e, vulg.fd-fntixx; — 
 house impost, ba& 3apfengelb ; (vid. -sil- 
 ver) ; —house keeper, ber ©d^cnfnjirt^, asicr* 
 roirt^; —inspired, bicrbegciftert; — post, bcr 
 50?aicnbaum; bo8 asierjeit^cn; -silver, bie 
 Sranffteuer; —shot, bica3ierjc(^e; -stake, 
 bcr aSicrpfa^I (alS ©d^ilb bicnenb), ba& airier* 
 jcid^en; —taster, ber asicrprober; —vat, ber 
 (Sd^rbottig, aSraubottid^ ;_— wife, 1. bic SBier* 
 wirt^inn; 2. (cigcntl.) A'ldOf, cin onierif. 
 gifd^ ou§ bem ^dringSgefc^Ied^tc (Chipea 
 serrata). 
 
 Alee', adv. Naut. unter bem SBinbc, im 8ei; 
 hard—! bcim SBinbc ge^alten! 
 
 Al'egiir, s. bcr lleffig, asicreffig. [folbctt. 
 
 Alem'bjc, s. Chem. bcraSrennfotbcn, ©cfHllir* 
 
 Alep'jdote, I. adj. Ich. fd^uppcnloS ; II. *. ber 
 [(^uppenlofc ^ifd^. 
 
Aler 
 
 28 
 
 Alim 
 
 ^Icrt', 1. adj. II. — ly, adv. wad^fam, auf fciner 
 
 ^ut(bcf. Mil., upon the--); munter, leb^aft, 
 
 ^in!; luftig; —looking, munter, :c. ousfe^enb 
 Alert'n?ss, s. tiU Sgad^famftit; SJluntcrMt, 
 
 2ebl)aftigfeit, J)a§flinfe SSefen; DieSuftigMt. 
 A'l?t, s. Orn. Dcr 9leb^iil)nerfalf. 
 Al?xaii'der, s. liUxaxCtiiV i^-Xl); — 's foot 
 ^Bot. i)cr ^Bertram, Dag ©pei^clfraut. 
 Al^xaii'd^rs , s. But. l)a§ <Smt)rncnfraut, iiu 
 ^93rufln)urjel. 
 Al?xan'dria-wood [— wud] , *. cine "Kxt feu 
 ^nc&, sur ,$tunftt{f(l^Icrci gebraud^teS |)ol5. 
 Alexiia'drine , Poef. I. s. bcr Qlcyantjrinifc^e 
 
 SSerS ; II. adj. akxan'unni^d). 
 ^lexjphar'injcj. adj. (lU ©egengift t)icncnl) ; 
 
 II. s. baS ©cgcngift. 
 ^lexjphar'mjcal, adj. n>ie Alexipharmic, qv. 
 Alex'ippos, s. mod. eine SKafc^inc 5um2Cuf= 
 
 ridjten gefturjtcr ^ferDe. 
 Alexiter'ic, I- adj. Qiftabtmbcnt); t)tt& ^iebcr 
 
 i>ertrcibcnb ; II. s. Dag ©^u^mittel , bcf. 
 ^gegcii ®ift, ©cgengift. 
 Alfandi'ga, *. O/j. ein ^adf^ unt) 3oir^au§ in 
 
 Siffabon; cine ^oUabgabe ton auS= unb ein= 
 ^gel)cnben SSaaren. 
 
 Al'ga, s. Bot. bag ©eegrag, bie (Sccneffel. 
 Al'gar9t,Al'gar9f/i,,y.Med.bag'JCIgarot^puI»cr, 
 Al'gazel, *. Zooi. bic ©asellc. [retbenfunft 
 Al'gebra, *. Math, bic ^JCIgebra, 95ud)ftaben= 
 Algebra'ic, Algebra'jcal , adj. Math. algc= 
 
 braif(^5 —curve, bie algebraifc^e frumme 
 ^ginie (im ®cgenfa$ ber trangfcenbenten). 
 Algebra'ist, s. bcr ^Igebraifi. 
 Alge'rja, s. Geog. 5CIgerien. 
 AlgeVine, I. s. ber 95croo^ncr oon ^Igicr, 
 
 11. adj. algicrif(^ 
 Algierine, s. & adv. vid. Algerine. 
 Algiers', s. Geog ^Clgierj ^Igerien. 
 AJ'gor, s. Med. bie ^eftige MiU, ber fcbarfe 
 ^grofl. ^ [3a^len. 
 
 Al'gprism, Al'gorii7un, s. bic SBiffenftbaft ber 
 Al'gous, adj. su ben^lgenge^6rig5 toWKU 
 ^genj olgenartig. [(in ©panicn). 
 
 Ai'guaizii, s. bcr tlfrguafil, ^3fd(>er, ©emerge 
 Allialontide, *. cor. vid. All-hallo w-tide in All-. 
 Alhenna, s. yid. Alcanna. 
 Alhida'da, Aljdade', s. Math, bag Diopter' 
 ^Sineal an 9Kcf inffcrumcnten. 
 Albollantide, s. vid. AU-hallow-tide, in AH-. 
 A'ljas, Law, I. adv. fonfl, anbcrg 5 Simson, 
 
 alias Smith, ©imfon, fonj! ©mitb (genannt) , 
 
 U. J.— capias.cin wieber^olterSScr^aftgbefc^I. 
 Al'ibT, s. Law, bag^Ubij to prove one's — 
 
 fein "K. nad^njcifen. 
 
 Al'ible, adj. nfi^rcnb, m^x^afti nS^rbar. 
 Alicande, C. Alicende, Mort. vid. Aliconde. 
 
 Alicant', *. Ccog. Alicante j ber ^(icantwein. 
 
 Al'ice, s, TCIcyia, Ulixi (Slfe, ^Ife ((SUfe, 
 
 ^eiifa) (^-n). [:j(etbiopien. 
 
 Al'jconde, s. ber "JCliconbcsSBaum in 3cicber= 
 
 Ai'i?n, I. adj.fremb, augldnbiftb) eincm9ii(!^t= 
 biirgerge^6rig5 s^iwiber,unangcmcJTen5 II. 
 s. ber §rcmbe5 Law, tlCugldnbcr, ber nid^t 
 asiirger ift, -act, —bill, bag 7Cugldnber» 
 becret (ben ^ufent^alt ber gremben in eng» 
 lanb betreffenb)5 -'s duty, ein ejitrajoU auf 
 bie »on TCugldnbem cingefii^rten SBaarenj 
 beggl. con bem Sonnengebalt bcr ©d^ijfe aug» 
 ldnbif(]^er Ol^eber, —office, bag ^rembcn= 
 bureau. 
 
 To Alien, To Aliene, vid. To Alienate. 
 
 Ali?nabii'ity, s. bie SScrfiuf crlid^feit. 
 
 Al'j?nable, adj. Cerfiupcrlid). 
 
 Al'jenage, s, bie ^rcmb^eit, ^ugldnbcrfd^aft- 
 
 To AI'i?nate, v.a. verdufcm, ^g. abwcnbig 
 madden, entfremben, abjic^en, 
 
 Al'i?nate, I. adj. pcrdufertj Jig. abgencigt^ 
 entfrembet (—from, con)? II. s. ber^rembc, 
 
 Jfugldnbcr. 
 
 Aliena'tion, *.l. bic SSerdupcrung, 2.^rembt)eit 
 (vid. Alienage) ; 3.Jig. (Sntdupcrung 5 7fbge» 
 neigt^eit} —of mind, bie ©eij^egabnjcfen^eit, 
 berSSat)nfxnn5 —office, ein^Biireau, iti bem 
 alle SSerduf erunggabgaben beri(btigt wcrben. 
 
 Aliena'tor, s. ber SJerduperer. 
 
 Aij^nee', *■. ©iner, bem etroag pcrduf ert njirb, 
 ber ,S:dufer. 
 
 Alienism, s. vid. Alienage. 
 
 Al'iform, adj. Anat. flugelformig 5 —process, 
 bcr flugelformige ^ortfa^. 
 
 To Alight', v.n. fi(b nieberlajfen} abftcigen, 
 augftcigen(— from, oon, aug), ^crabfallen, 
 nieber!auern 5 to — on ... , berfatten iiber ... . 
 
 Alike', adj. & adv. glei(b, dbnlitb, cbcn fo wie? 
 
 ^—minded, glei(]^gejinnt, gleicbbenFenb. 
 
 Al'iment, .v. 1. bie 3ta^rung, bag 3i-gmittel, 
 bie<Spcife, bag gutter j ber Untcr^alt Cuid. 
 Alimony) ; 2. bcr 3unber. 
 
 Aliment'al, I. ad;, nfi^renb, na^r^aftj II. — ly, 
 adv. auf nd^renbe ^eife. 
 
 Aliment'arjn^ss, s, bic S^a^r^aftigfcit. 
 
 Aljment'ary, I. adj. 1. jur ^ta^rung gc^orig j 
 2. nd^rcnb, na^r^oftj 3. junSpcife bienenb, 
 cpbar? Anat, —canal, bcr ©armFanalj 
 — duct, ber ©pcifcgang 5 II. s. l. "ak SSer^ 
 pflegungganflalt} 2. bcr ^Umentariug (bur(^ 
 
 ^SSermd^tnif). 
 
 AIIm?nta'tion, *. 1. bic Sta^rbaftigfeit, 9idbr= 
 f raft J 2. (Srnd^rung, SSerpflcgung , bcr 
 
 ^Unter^alt. [finn. 
 
 Alimen'tiven^ss, s. Biren. ber Srnd^rungg* 
 
 Al'jmony, *. Law^ bic Alimentation. 
 
Alip 
 
 29 
 
 All 
 
 Al'iped, adj. Zool. flattcrfuf ig , mit eincr 
 
 ^^lug^aut ccrfcl)cn. [mdufc, :c.)- 
 
 Al'i|>eds, s. pi. Zool. ^Ittttcrfuflcr Cgletjcrs 
 
 Al'iquant [ yVorc. &c. ; al'-j-kwont, W,], adj. 
 Arith. oliqUQntj 3 is an — part of 10, 3 ge^t 
 
 jd^t 'm 10 Quf. 
 
 Al'jquot, adj. Arith. aliquot 5 3 is an — part 
 of 9, 3 gc^t in 9 QUfj —part, bcr S^cilcr. 
 
 Alisanders, s. vid. Alexanders. 
 
 A'lisb, adj. luic ^cl, bicrartig. 
 
 Al'json, s. (Slifabet^djcn, (Sisjcn (^-n). 
 
 ^ilive', adj. Icbent), Icbcnbig, omgcbenj fis* 
 tt)atig5 Icbtjaft, muntcr^ tief fii^lent), cm- 
 ^)rini)fam3 all—, gans^fugeunb S^r, ffl^* 
 icnb, cmpfint)enb (im roeiteftcn ©innc)} 
 
 ^feelingly — for (to), fc^r enipfdngli(l() fiir. 
 
 Aik, Otn. tcr liii, ^apagcitau^cr. 
 
 Al'k?|jest, s. Chem. iJtt§ HiU^t^. 
 
 Al'kaihestjc, adj. Chem. QUflofenb, jcrf^ciltnl). 
 
 Alkales'c^nt, adj. [(^wad^ alFoUfdj, Qlfali|i= 
 rent, laugcnfaljig. 
 
 Alkald', s. vid. Alcaid. 
 
 Al'kall [ Wh. &c.; al'-ka-Ic, W.&c.l, 6. Chem. 
 taSlflfQii, EQugcnfQlj; Bot. t)er ©laSfd^mcIj, 
 i>as ©alsfraut; — tolatile, flud^tigcS 8au= 
 gcnfalg. [cincm ^Ifali rocrtcn. 
 
 ToAl'kalify, v. \. a. alfalijirenj II. n. ju 
 
 Alkairg'enous, adj. alfalifircnD. 
 
 Alkair'iueter, *. Chem. bcr ^IFQlimctcr. 
 
 Al'kaline [ Wore. &c. ; al'-kHm , W^. &c.], 
 adj. Chem. alhlifd^, alfalinifci) 5 —earths, 
 airalimf(l()cerDcn5 -salts, OTalifttljc, 2au= 
 
 ^gcnfaljc. 
 
 Alkaliza'tion, s. bic TCIfoIifirung. [firen. 
 
 ToAl'kalize, v. a. mit ^Ifali fdttigcn, QlfaU= 
 
 AI'kan?r, j. bic ^aufcnblofCj vid. Isinglass. 
 
 Al'kanet, .y. vid. Alcanna ; bastard — , Bot. 
 ber ^cfcrflcinfamcn. 
 
 Alkanna, Alkenna, s. vid. Alcanna. 
 
 Alkeken'gi, s. Bot. bic 3u^cnfirf(^C. 
 
 Aiker'me^, s. Pharm. bic Satwcrge con .ffcrs 
 mcdbccrcn, bcr JtcrmcSbccrfttft, —oak, Bot. 
 bic ^crmc§cid()C, ®(barla(^ciic. [bcrbaum. 
 
 Alker'va, s. Bot. bic ^^rifipalmc, bcr SBun= 
 
 Al'koran, s. Theol. bcr ^oxan. ®ic S)ricnto» 
 
 ^liftcn fpr. gcro. al-ko-ran'. 
 
 Alkoran'ic. adj. bcn kovan betrcffcnb. 
 
 All, I. prvn. adj. attcr, allc, aUcs, gonjj 
 II. .V. ba§ ©Qnjc, HU (cf. Alls, pZ.; ; for - 
 the world, burc^ttUS, gcrobC) —dinner-time, 
 WQ^rcnb bc§ gangcc 5!J?ittagcffen§ 5 by — 
 means, c§ foftc njaS c§ toollc, burdbttuS, 
 fd)lc(^tcrbing§ j once for -, cin fur aUcmQl j 
 for good and—, gonj unb garj aufimmcr, 
 for— we know, bQ0 njijTcn mv m6)t, ba§ fann 
 man ni^t wiffcnj after-, am Gnbc, wo^l 
 
 garno^^j imSrunbcbctrac^tct? at— , fiber* 
 all, burd^auSj enblid^ bod^ no(^5 etwaj bcnn 
 bocb 5 not at — , gonj unb gar nid)t, m6)U 
 njcnigcr olS, 'tis — one, es ift ^Ues cin§, 
 cincrlci, glcid^oiclj and — that, unb bcrglci= 
 d)Zni —the better, bcftobcfferj he has lost 
 his — , er i^at HUe^ ccrlorcn? when — comes 
 to-, wenn c§ urn unb umfommt, enblit^j 
 Mar. - hands hoay I ^fUc ^dnbe ^od^ ! ICUcS 
 auf'§ SSerberf! uberaU! — hands to quarters 
 hoay ! jum ^ngrijf bcreit (:M:ufruf an bic ©ee= 
 Icute, ani^rc^oflcn ju gc^cn)5 — > well! 
 1. gute aBo4)c! (Iu§ruf bcr ed^ilbwadjen 
 auf JtricgSfd^iffcn attc ^albc Stunbcn mdl^rcnb 
 bcr STtadl^twad^en), 2. :M:ntn)ort bcr ©d)Ub* 
 waddcn auf who's there?; cbcnfall§ TluSruf 
 bcr 3iad>tnjd4>ter. 
 
 All, ady.gans, gctnslid^, fammtlid^, PoUigj cin= 
 Sig, aUcinj gcrabe, —along, bcr Sdngc nad^j 
 bic gan5c3cit fiber, immcrfortj allcnt^albcn 5 
 in — , jufammcn? in — the month of May 
 next I promise to pay, &c., im (2aufc 5C&) 
 funftigen 50tai »crfprcdje id) ju beja^lcn 
 (gleid^oicl an rocld^cm Sage)? — in the wind. 
 Mar. bic (Scgcl Men (wcrbcn fd^lajf)j she 
 was — eyes, ftc mad^tc gropc ^Cugcnj - at 
 once, —of a sudden, pI6|li(^, aufcinmalj 
 — over, ganj unb gar, buri unb burd^i 
 fibcrall} — but, fafl, bcinal^e, m^m- 
 
 All-, comp. (25ie mciflen mit all- i^crbunbc= 
 nen, wiCffirlid) gcbilbctenSBortcr Tmb ^bjcc^ 
 tioa, cmp^atifd^ obcr poet ifdE> gebrauc^t 5 all 
 pcrftdrft bcn ©inn in cincm Jo^crcn ©rabc 
 aU most unb cntfpriddt bcm bcutfdbcn "HUch, 
 7fll=, all = , oUgcmcin, fibcrauS, burd^auS, 
 gans, r?6llig, »oaFommcn, ^fid^fl: —blaze, bcr 
 SBarmbc^dltcr (sum Gfien wdrmen) i — boon- 
 teous, —bountiful, allgutig? —conscious, 
 1. allwiffcnbj 2. fcft fiber^eugt, —divine, 
 |)6(^fl ooUFommcnj —divining, "KUe^ »ors 
 ausfc^tnb, —flaming, fiber unb fiber bren« 
 ncnb, —fool's -day, lud. ^acmarrcntag, bcr 
 cvfle ^Ifpril, -fours, r. s. pi. aUcSSierc (Slamc 
 cine§ gem. ^artcnfpicB)} II. adv. on — f., 
 auf alien ffiicrenj -good, I. adj. allgfitigj 
 U.S. l.(the-g.) bcr:}(irgutigc5 2. Hot. Uh 
 'JfUgut, bcr gutc^cinrid), ^clbfpinatj —gra- 
 cious, allgutig, — hail, I. int. * (cine®rup= 
 formcl) fei mir gcgrfipt, ^ciU II. s. ^eil, 
 ©egcn, ©cfunb^cit^ To — hail, v. a. fcicr= 
 lid^ bcgrupen? —hallow, —hallows, Rom. 
 Cath. :ttaerljeiligen (§eft am crflcn 3^oPem- 
 ber)5 — hallow -tide, (— hallown, — hal- 
 lowmas) W 3cit um OTcr^ciligcuj —happy, 
 ooUfommen glucf lic^, fclig 5 — heal, Bot. bic 
 ^raftrourjcl) the clown's — heal , Bot. baS 
 
Alia 
 
 30 
 
 Alii 
 
 O^liet)! raut 5 —just, coUfommen gered^t, qU^ 
 gcretj^t, -kind, QUgutig, ^fidjjl liebreid^, 
 
 — knowing, aamffenD, aUweifcj —loving, 
 aUlicbcnb, —merciful, adj. aUbarm^ersiQ) 
 the -merciful, *.t>er TCaborm^ersfgej —night, 
 Do§ 3ta^tlid^t (eine 28ad()8fd^eibe ot). StoUc 
 mit cincm ©od^tin ber 5D?itte)} —perfect, 
 ^6(^ft ooUfommenj —powerful, oUmdd^tig, 
 allgenjQlfig) the — righteous, s. Der ®ered)te 
 (®0tt)5 —saints, s.pl. Rom.Cath. taS^efl 
 (—saints -day, Der Sag) ^JCUer^ciligen 5 
 
 — saints-wort, 5of. l5o§ 3o^anni5fraut 5 
 
 — seed, Bot. 1. ber Heine mlbe 2ein, t)QS 
 fleinflcSQufent)forn} 2. t>icaKcll)e, vfd. Or- 
 rach; —seeing, allfe^enb} —seer, ber^II= 
 fe^ent)e(®otf)) -soul*, s. pi, Rom. Cath. 
 I>tt§ §efl (-souls-day, ber Sag) lUerfeelen 
 (om 2. 3^ooember)5 —spice, i?o?. Ijer §)i= 
 ment, 3telfenpfeffer, englifc^ ©ewurj, fam. 
 neue SBiirjej —spice-tree, £of. ter ^i* 
 mentbttum, tie ^imentmt)rt^e , Carolinian 
 ^spice-tree, Bot. Uicfaroliniff^e^elcbblume, 
 l)cr ©eroiirsftrauc^ 5 — sufficiency , Die ^11= 
 genugfamf eit, gropteSJoUfommen^eit) — suf- 
 ficient, I. adj allgenugfamj II. the— s., .v. 
 l)cr Qfllgenugfame (®oft)5 —wise, I. adj. 
 aOnjeife, tic ooUFommenflc SBeiS^cit bcji^enl) , 
 II. the-w., s. Der OTroeife, - witted, ISd^jl 
 
 ^roi^ig, t)urd^tr ieb en, u. 
 
 All-ai-mort', odj. rw/gr. oerwirrt, auper ^af= 
 
 Jung, nietjergebonnertj betrubt. 
 
 Al'lanite, s. t>er TfUanit, (Sererit, I)tt& priSmos 
 
 ^tif(l()c (Sererejrj. 
 
 Allanto'ides,Allant6i8', s. Zoot.t)aSUringcfaf, 
 i)ic ^am^aut. 
 
 AIIauMaible, adj. prci§»urt)ig, loben§njcrt^, 
 
 To illlay', V. a. 1. (— metals, 5WetaIIe) be* 
 fdjirfen (uid. b. t. Alloy); 2. fig. ^d)rod6)in, 
 njcnninljernj linbcrn, bdmpfen, flillenj to 
 
 — wine with water, SQSein mit SBaffer oer= 
 mifd^en (t)erbunnen). 
 
 Allay', Jt. l.ber3ufa$(sueinem9Jfetaae, vid. 
 1). ii. Alloy) ; 2. fig. J)ie Sc^rodd^ung , Sin^ 
 berung j — of colours, Die ^Jfilberung bunHer 
 ^arben burd^ baS ^Cufljellen ? without — , o^ne 
 Bufa§, ungemifd^tj to give—, mdpigen, 
 linbernj cool — , bie ^bfu^Iung ; ^altfd^ale. 
 
 ^llay'^r, *.ber,bie,bQ§9J?dfigenbe, Sinbernbc, 
 —of acrimony, bag, »a§ ^k ©d^drfe bdmpft. 
 
 To AUedge, Alledgeable &c. vid. Allege, &c. 
 
 Allega'tion, .v. 1. tie ^Cnfu^rungj ®e^Qup= 
 tung, ttngefubrte ©teUej bie be^ouptete 
 ©aie, ber 3a§5 2. Die lusfage, ^ngabe, 
 7Cu§rebc, ©ntfd^ulbigung, ber SSorroanb. 
 
 To Allege', v. a. (95en)eife, 2C.) beibringen, art' 
 ffi^renj ouSfagen, be^Qupten, bejaben. 
 
 Allege'able, adj. anfii^rbttr, (al§ cinSScweiS 
 ober eine ©ntftbulbigung) beijubringen. 
 
 Alle'geas, Alle'gjais, s. tin oj^inbif^er 3eug 
 oon aSaumwoUe ob. flad^Sd^nlicben ©toffen. 
 
 Alleg'er, j. Der ^nful^rer, SSe^ouptcr. 
 
 Alle'gian9e, s. bic Untcrt^anenpflid^t, 2e^nS= 
 pflid()t ) local or temporary — , Die Unter= 
 t^ttnenpflid()t eineS^remDen gegen Die S)brig= 
 hit feinea TCufent^altes , oath of — , Der ^uU 
 DigungSeiD 5 to do — , ^ulDigen. 
 
 AUeg'ing, p. a. unter Dem SSorroanDe. 
 
 illegor'jcal (AUegor'ic) , I* adj. allegorifd^, 
 {innbilbli(^, cerbliimtj II. —ly, adu. aUego= 
 rifd^, inSSilbernj III. -ness, a. Da5 TCUego* 
 
 jifcbe, Die oUcgorifd^e ©igcnfd^oft. 
 
 Al'legorist, AI'legoriz§r, s. Der ©innbilDner, 
 :}Caegorift. 
 
 To Al'legQrTze, v. I. a. bilbli(b cortragen, au0* 
 briirfcnj ttIIegorif($ erfldren? H. w. qI§ cine 
 
 ^:M:Uegoric be^anbeln. 
 
 Al'legory, s. Dic Allegoric, bilbli^ie Slebc. 
 
 AUegramen'te, adv. Miis. I^urtig, munter. 
 
 Allegret'to, Mus. I. s. Da§ Allegretto 5 n. adv. 
 
 jtroa^ munter oD. leb^aft 
 
 Allegris'simo, adv. Mus. fe^r ^urtig. 
 
 Alle'gro, Mus. I. s. Da§ iUegroj II. adv. 
 Qllcgro, munter, lufiig. [luja^. 
 
 Ailelujah [al-Ie-lti'-ya], s. (Da&, cin) ^aUe* 
 
 Allemiinde', s. Dane. Die tJCUemanDc. 
 
 All^man'njc, adj. oUcmannifcb. 
 
 Alleud', s. vid. Allodium. [Dcm. 
 
 to ;411e\iate, v. a. erlcid^tcm, milDcrn, lin» 
 
 Allevia'tion, s. Die Grleic^tcrung, ^iuDerungj 
 
 Alle'vjative, adj. erleid^teruD, berubigenb. 
 
 Al'ley, s. l.Dic :a:aee5 2. Da& ®df(ben, Det 
 ©urd^gang 5 3. Dic ©to(!b6rfe (in Sonbon) i 
 a turn -again (or a blind) — , Dcr @acf (eine 
 
 ^©ajTc o^nc AuSgang). 
 
 Allja'ceous, adj. fnobloud^ortig. 
 
 ^Ui'ance, s. 1. Die TCUianj, Da§ SSunDnip, Der 
 SunDj 2. Die SJerfc^rodgerung, SSerroanbt* 
 f(baft} 3. bieSScrroanbtenj to make an—, 
 |id^ oerbinben, oermd^Ienj Pol-s. the 
 holy—. Die ^eilige Lilians 5 treaty of—, Dei 
 TCmanjtractat. 
 
 To Alli'since, v. a. vid. To Ally. 
 
 Allied', p. a. aUiixt, ijcrbunben, cermonbt. 
 
 Allies', pi. V. Ally, bic 3flliirten. 
 
 to Ai'iigate, v. a. \)erbinben, cerMpfen, oer* 
 
 ^einigen. 
 
 AUiga'tion, s. bic SSerbinbung, S5erfnfip fungi 
 Arith. (rule of—), r>ie AaigationSrcgcI, 95e» 
 fd(>icfung§= ob. SScrmifd^ungSregclj Chem. 
 bie Scgirung. 
 
 Al'ligator, s. Zoel. Der AUigotor, ,aaiman 4 
 — pear, Bot. Die grud^t DcS Arogatobaumear 
 
AUi 
 
 31 
 
 Alma 
 
 Al'ligatnre [-tshur], s. baS 95anb, ©elenf, 
 
 Al'lio, s. cant, bcr 5)Jifc^maf(^, i)Q§ :jClIerIci. 
 
 Alli'sion [— zhun], s. baS ^nftof en, 3ufammen= 
 
 * ftopen, t)er ^nwurf. [SSuti^ftabcnreim. 
 
 Allitera'tion , .v. Poet, bie Alliteration, ber 
 
 Allit'erative, adj. QUitcrirenb, im Sone »cr- 
 
 ^wanDt. 
 
 AllQca'tion, j. Law-^, bic ^inpt^uung (eincS 
 Qfrtifcl§ lu einer Oleij^nung) 5 Anroeifung jur 
 aSeja^lung (in ber cngl. ©(^a|fQmmcr)5 SSe^ 
 rid^tigungj SSiUigung, SSeroiUigung (eine§ 
 TCrtifeB in) einer Olec^nung 5 SBiebererftat^ 
 
 „tiing. 
 
 Alloca'tur, s. Law, tic Sefd^einigung, bo^ 
 
 ^eine taxixU Slcc^nung in S)rt)nung fei. 
 
 AIlQcu'tion, s. Die Anrebe. 
 
 Allo'dial, adj. Law, erbeigen, le^nSfrei, aUci= 
 t>ial5 —lands, (Sigengiiter, :2ClIoDialguter. 
 
 Aimd.ifjca'tion, x. Law, bie S5ern)Qnblung oon 
 Sc^ngutern in Gigenguter, SBeroHotJung. 
 
 ^llo'dium, s. Law, t)tt§ Tdlobium, freie Srbgut, 
 
 ^^igcngut. 
 
 Al'lolida, s. Bot. ber ^ofenFlce, ^afenampfcr. 
 
 ^Lllonge', s. Fenc. ber TfuSflo^ im ^et^tenj 
 Man, bie 2onge, Hi Saufbanb. 
 
 ^1106', int. vulg. i)aUo^l vid. Halloo. 
 
 To AII06', V. n. &. a. vulg. vid. Halloo. 
 
 ^116p'a«/fy, s. Med. bie Allopat^ie. 
 
 AUopa^/^'ic, adj. Med. allopat^ift^. 
 
 Allop'ai/tist, s. Med. ber AUopat^. 
 
 To Allot', V. a. cerloofcn (—goods, SSaoren) 5 
 QUSfpiclcnj jut^eilen, auSt^eilen? 8uerfen= 
 ncn ) ertl)cilen, bemilligcn (mit to). 
 
 ^I16t'm?nt, s. bie SSert^eilung, SSerloofungj 
 ba§ 2oo§, ber Ant^eil, bie Abt^eilung (in 
 einem ®arten, 2c.) ? — of goods. Com. bie 
 
 ^SEBaorenpartie, Cooeling. [l)aber. 
 
 Allottee', s.berbemetroa§suget{)eilt ift,3:^eil5 
 
 Allot'tery, s. (Shksp.) ba§(a3i6(^en)3uget^eilte. 
 
 To Allo'O'', V. a. jugebcn, einrdumenj annc^= 
 men, anerfennen, juerfcnnen, jugefte^enj 
 julaffen, erlauben, billigen, 8enei)migen 
 (pra.mitoO; bewilligen, geben? oerguten, 
 au§fe|en (eine ©umme), weii^en, njibmenj 
 rct^tfertigen, J?ert^eibigcn5 iRM\i6)tau\Qt' 
 n)a§ ne^men, nac^geben^ ubrig loffenj ein= 
 red^ncn, abred^nen, abjie^en. 
 
 ^116\V'able, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. n)a0 JUJU* 
 geben, einjurdumen ift, suldffig, erloubt^ 
 re(i)tmafig5 III. — ness, >?. bie 3ulttfftgf eitj 
 {Red^tmapigfcit. 
 
 j\ll6<v'ance, s. 1. bie ^inrttumung, 3utaffung, 
 SrlQubnif5 SSergunfKgung , ^rei^eitj Un= 
 gebunben^eitj SSoUmodjt, 2. bag:iCu§gefe§te, 
 bie feftgef^ellte ©umme, ber befHmmte ©e^alt. 
 
 ba8©alair, ^oftgelb, Saft^engelb, jc.j bie 
 3e^rfoften,©iaten(=®elber)3 ber3uf(^uf j bie 
 Station, 3. ber(grlof; bie«rca(i^rt(3^t5 4. bie 
 asiebererftattung (ber Unfoflen), (Sinrc(j^« 
 nung einer ©umme, ©ntffj^dbigung, ber ®elb= 
 crfa^j Com. ber Abjug, bie Sftefactie^ ba& 
 ©utgercid^t) a bankrupt's — , bie (Sompetenj 
 eine§ ^aaiten (au§ ber 5}lo|fe)5 short — , 
 Mar. bie SSerfnappung ; to make or give — 
 of something, gtn)a§ uberfeljen, e&ni(§tfo 
 genou bamit ne^men. - IW^" p- -^ ^'/ 
 
 To AlloT^'since, v. a. Mar. jjerFnappen. 
 
 Allo<l'er, J. einer, ber (Stvoai billigt, rcc^t^ 
 fertigt, beftdtigt. [legiren. 
 
 To ^lloy', v. a. (-metals, 5D?etoIIe) befc^icfen, 
 
 Alloy', s. ber 3ufQ§ (ju einem 5}?etalle), bie 
 gegirung, ber ©e^alt (bag ,fforn, ber SBert^) 
 bc§ ©olbc§ Ob. (Silber§; fig. bie 'SBermifd^ung, 
 S5erf(^le(^terung, ber 2Cbsug j of . . . — , . . . 
 
 Jot^ig, . . . ent^altenb. 
 
 Alls, s. pi. vulg. bie fdmmtlidde ^bc. 
 
 A-ll'spIce, s. vid. All-, comp. 
 
 Allubes'c^ncy, s. bie SBilligFeit, 3ufrieben^eit. 
 
 To Allude', V. n. anfpielen (—to, auf). 
 
 Allu'ding, p. s. ba§ ^Cnfplclen, tic TCnfpiclung. 
 
 Al'lum, s. vid. Alum. [ren, au§malen. 
 
 To 4115'minate, To Allu'mine, v. a. illuminis 
 
 Allu'min?r, ^llu'mjnpr, s. ber ^Huminirer, 
 AuSmaler. 
 
 Allu'mjnous, Al'lumy, adv. Aluminous, <&c. 
 
 To Allure', v. a. anlocfen, anreijen, reisen. 
 
 Allure'm?nt, s. ber Steij, bie Anreijung, 
 2orfung, TfnIocfung, SSerfii^rung. 
 
 Allur'?r,A-.berAnlodPer,SSerfu^rer3 bieSS-rinn. 
 
 Allur'ing, I. p. s. ba§ Sleijcn, ber Oteijj bie 
 Socfung; II. p. a.; III. — ly, adv. lorfenb, 
 reijenb, oerfu^rerifd^. [Olebe). 
 
 Allu'sion [— zhun], s. bie ^Tnfpielung (in ber 
 
 Allu'sive, I. adj. anfpielenbj II. — ly, adv. au| 
 eine anfpielenbe, cerberfte "Kxt , burd^ An= 
 fpielung. [gcrnb. 
 
 Allu'sory, adj. anfpielenb; corbringenb; fol* 
 
 Allu'vja,^. pi. burd^ ben ©trom aufgefd^roemmte 
 flcine Snfeln. 
 
 AUu'vial, adj. angefd^wemmt, angefpult. 
 
 Allu'vion, Allu'vjum, s. bie Anfdijraemmung ; 
 ba& ingefpulte, angefd()wemmte Sanb, ber 
 TCnwurf (t)on 2anb). 
 
 Allu'vjous, vid. b. U Alluvial. 
 
 to Ally', V. a. cerbunben ; oerbinben, oereini= 
 gen (—with, to, mit) ; allied by blood, blufSs 
 oermanbt. [roanbte, ^reunb 
 
 Ally', s. ber AUiirtc, SSunbeggenof ; SSer* 
 
 ilraacan'tar , s. Ast. ber |)6(>enfrei§ } — '» 
 
 ^staff, Geom. ein 4)o^enmeffer. 
 
 Al'made. Al'm^dje, Al'mady, s. 1. ein ttfrifa» 
 
Alma 
 
 32 
 
 Alpa 
 
 ^a^n »on S5aumrinbej 2. cin langcS SSoot 
 (bcf. su Calcutta) in Sflinbicn. 
 
 Alma'gra, *. Min. t>ttS fpan. 9JrttUnrot^. 
 
 Aluiain', *. 1. bcr TCleman, TCUemann, 5Deut= 
 f(^c; vid. German; 2. l>ic MemanDC, vid. 
 
 ^Allemande. 
 
 AI'manac, Al'manack, s, t5cr ^Imana(!(>, ^a= 
 
 ^lenbcrj — maker, ber^-mad^cr. 
 
 Al'mandine, s. Min. ber ^lmant>in={Rubin. 
 
 Alman-furnace, vid. Almond-furnace. 
 
 ^Ima'rj?, s. pL i)a& Hx^'VQ (cincr ^vc6)z, jc.) 
 
 Alme'na (Almene) , s. Com* cin ofUnbif(§C§ 
 ©Qffrongcnji4>t con 2 ^funb. 
 
 Almes [amz], *. pL vid. Alms. 
 
 Almigh'tjness, *. bie TCUmadjt. 
 
 AJmigh'ty, I. adj. oUmSdi)tig; II. the—, s. 
 
 Jizt TCUnittt^tigc (®ott). 
 
 Almiza'dir, s. Chem. ber ©runfpan. 
 
 Almner [am'-ner], s. vid. Almoner. 
 
 Almucantar, s. vid. Almacantar. 
 
 Xi'mond [iim'-und, col. am'un], s. bieSJtttnbelj 
 Com. ein portugiefifdije&Selma^ con 4 Va ®aU 
 loncn (26 a-s ma(i)m cine ^ipe) j a-s, s. pi. 
 bic gef(^nittenen ,ffrj)fiaUftucfc ju ^ronIeu(J()s 
 tern? - - of the throat (or tonsils, uur. — of 
 the ear), Anat. bic ^QlSmonbcln j — milk, bic 
 3K-mili5 —oil, bQ§ 5K-6I) —paste, bcr 
 ^Ui-teigj —powder, bic SJi-fleie; —soap 
 bic 3)i-fcifc ; -stones, manbclformigc ©tci= 
 nc, 5)J-f^eine5 —tree, Bot. bcr SJi-baum, 
 —tumbler, cor. ft. ermine-t. qv.; —willow, 
 Bot, bic 5Ji-n)eibC; manbclbldtrerige SBcibc. 
 
 Ai'mQnd-fumace [am-], s. Metal, bcr ^btrci- 
 bcofcn, <S4)cibeofen, ©^meljofcn. 
 
 Al'mon^r, .v. ber ^Imofenicr, ^Imofenpflegcr. 
 
 Al'uionership, s. bQ& ^Imofenamt, bic ^rmen= 
 pflegc. 
 
 Al'mynry, (cor. Alm'ry), s. bttS !M"lmofcn^auS ; 
 
 ^bic SBo^nung cineS ^ImofenierS. 
 
 Al'mOst, adv. faft, beina^e? even—, or e'en 
 col. beina^e, siemlid^, faft. 
 
 Almox^rjfar'go (Alraox), .r. (in bcn Cl^emQl. 
 fpQn.sameri!. ^dfen) ber^uSfu^rjoU, btr fur 
 bic ouf fremben Stiffen ocrlabcnen <Stier= 
 
 J^dute gegeben rourbc. 
 
 Alms [amz], s. pi. ba$ ^Imofcn, Uc milbc 
 ©abcj —basket, ber ^Crmenbrb, —box 
 
 — chest, biclrmenbuj^fe, ber^Imofcnfajlcnj 
 
 — deed, bic milbc ®Qbc, SBol)lt^at5 — fee 
 ber^cterggrofdjen^— liouse,ba&X-^au§,7Crs 
 mcn^auSj —man, 1. ber 5C-mann, ^-empfdn= 
 gcr, |)au§ttrme 5 2. bcr ^-gebcrj —men, — peo 
 pie, )ik SSerforgtctt in cinem TCrmen^aufe. 
 
 Alms-ace, s. vid. Ambs-ace. 
 
 Almucantar, s. vid. Almacantar. [baum. 
 
 Al'mug-tree, s. Bot, (Engl. Bibl.) bcr ©iben* 
 
 Al'nage, s. baS ©Uenmaf, QJlcffen mit ber SHej 
 bie Su(^manufactur=@teucr. 
 
 Al'nag^r, Al'nagar, Al'n?ger, s. diner, ber 
 nacb ber GUe mipt 5 ber gcfdS>tt>orne Sud^meffer, 
 
 ^GUenjlempIer. 
 
 Alnlght', s. vid. All night, untcr AH-. 
 
 Al'nus, s. vid. Alder-tree. 
 
 Al'oe, *. i^of. bie ^loC) —wood, bcr SStcnb' 
 
 ^baum, bo§ ^blcr^olg, TCloe^ols. 
 
 Al'oe^, J. pi. Med. bic llloi, ber cingebidtc 
 
 ^^Clocfaft,^ Tfloccytract. 
 
 Alpet'jc (Al(?et'}c?il), adv. »on ^loe, mit ^loc 
 
 ^cerfe^t. ^ [neien con 7f loe. 
 
 Aloe'tics, Aloe'daries, s. pi. ajJittcI obcr 11x1= 
 
 Aloft', I. adu. ^od(>, er^aben, inber^o^c, in 
 bie J^o^c, ^06) Quf j Afar, obcn (tm ©iijfe), 
 auf bem SSerbcdfe, in bem Sauwcrf e , from—, 
 tsm obcnj II. prep. * itber. 
 
 Alone', adj. & adu. Qllcinj to leave—, cer= 
 lajfcn J let me—, laffenSic mi6) gc^en, lafien 
 ®ic mi(b in Stu^e, ob. in grieben. 
 
 A16ng', adv. IdngS, ber 2dngc m6^ 5 fort, roci* 
 ter fort, ^iH — , burd^auSj oUent^alben, 
 iiberttll} bic ganje 3eit fiber, immer, Qlleseit, 
 as I (we, you) go —, untern>eg§5 Mar-^. to 
 lie — , con bem SBinbe ouf bic ©cite gelcgt 
 fcinj to sail- the coast, ber ^uftc cntlang 
 fcgeln; —side of, bi(btnebcn, on ber ©cite 
 ^in, ©cite on ©citCj Mar. 93orb on SSorb j 
 — with, mit, in ®efeUfd(>oft mit, jugleitb mit j 
 —shore. Mar. ldng§ ber ^iiftc 5 —shore boys, 
 s. pi Sea, bie ^lupf^iffer, ^fificnfo^rer j bie 
 ouf bem ^efilonbc SBo^nenben (opp. sea- 
 men) ; —shore owner, Com. bcr ^flenfd^iff- 
 fo^rt=Sfl()eber. 
 
 Alongst', adv. vid. b. fl. Along. 
 
 Aloof, adv. fern, con fern, wcit ob, con mU 
 tern, in ber ^erne 5 l^iniiber ; obn>drt§ j Mar. 
 lucn>drt§5 to keep — from a rock, con einer 
 .Klippe ob. SSonf ob^olten. 
 
 A'lOof, J-. vid. Ale-wife, 2. 
 
 Alope'cja, Alop'ecy, s. Med. bO§ ^fuSfoUcn bcr 
 
 ^^oore, bie ^ud|)§roube, ber ^ud^dgrinb. 
 
 Alopeen', s. Com. cine ^rt f(i>moIer SJom-- 
 bajeen (SJombofin). 
 
 Alo'se, Alo'sa, s. l:h. 'iik ^lofc, Tflfc, (Slfc 
 
 ^lou'chi, s. bo§ 7floud^i=^orj (fpr. oIuf(bi=)< 
 ^orj b£§ meipen 3immtboume§. 
 
 Aloud', adv. lout, ccrnc^mlid^ 5 Idrmenb. 
 
 Alow', adv. vuig. unten, niebern>drt§. 
 
 Alp, s, 1. bie Tflp, ber (l}o^e) ©roSberg, bie 
 ^oibraeibc, md. Alps; 2.eina5erggcift} 3. ber 
 Up (Seflemmung im ©^lofe) 5 4. Om. ber 
 ®impel,®ompfQff 5 —horn, ba&7Clp(en)^orn. 
 
 ;^lpa'ca, Alpag'nii, J. Zoof.boS^lpoCOOb./am. 
 ^oco, bie ^Ipognosiege, gew. ou(b bo5 pe» 
 
Alph 
 
 38 
 
 Alto 
 
 ruonifd^e @(^af (beffen feinc SBoUe ju perf(j^. 
 @toffen unb ^uten gebr. roirb). 
 
 Al'pha, s. baS ^Ip^a, TCj —cockle, Cvnch. 
 bie ilp^ttmufcJ^el, ^erfpectiomufct^el. 
 
 Il'phabet, *. buo :iflp^abet, 7(bc, 7(=b=c5 bie 
 ^ibel 5 yVp. a5u(^ftabensa^l oon 23 gcbrucf* 
 ten SSogcnj ba& alp^abctifc^e Sn^oltSter- 
 jei^nip. 
 
 To Al'phabet, v. a. alp^abetif4> (nad^ bcm IHU 
 p^abct) cinric^ten, orbncn. 
 
 Alphabeta'rjan,/. ber 7Ca3(S=f(^filcr. 
 
 Ilphabet'ical, Alphabet'jc, I. adj.; II. -ly, 
 ado. alpl^abetifd^. 
 
 ^Iphit'edpn, s. Swrg. ber Scinbru(^ (mit 
 gdnjli(^er ^noc^enserfplitterung). 
 
 Alphe'njx, Alphoe'nix, s. ber roeipc (an cincm 
 
 *^afcngen>unbene) ©erftenjucfer. 
 
 ^Ipieu', s. Gain. ba§ SepUeva (im ^arofpicl). 
 
 Al'pjne [H^. <fec.; al'-plne, W''6. &c.], I. adj. 
 alpinif^, ^od^j II. s. ber :iCIpenben>o^ner, 
 Xelplcri coTTjp. — crow, Orn bie JBergbo^lc, 
 7£lpcn!rtt^e5 —hare. Zoo/, ber oerdnberlid^c 
 4)Qfe, JBerg^ofC) —meadows, incor. ft. —pas- 
 tures, vid. Alps, 2. 
 
 Alps, *. p/. 1. bie TClpen, bQ§ IClpengebirgej 
 2. |)0(^n>eiben, ©raSgebirgc. 
 
 Al'qujfdu [— kwj — ], .V. Afefa/. ber JBIeiglanj. 
 
 ilread'y, adv. UxziU, f4>on. 
 
 Al'sace, Alsa'tia [— slii-a], s. Geog. bag (Slfaf. 
 
 Al'sebon, j. C/iem. ba§ ©cefalj. 
 
 Alsine', .V. uid. Alcine, 
 
 il'so, adv. au6), cbcnfallSy mUi6), baju, nod^. 
 
 Alt, s. Mils, ber Hit. 
 
 Al'tar, 5. 1. ber TCltarj 2. altarformigc SSer5 j 
 - cloth, bie Tfltarbedfc , -piece, btt§ ^ItQr= 
 flficf, ICltargemalbe } —wise, adv. wit tin 
 TCltar, alfarformig. [gcigc, ©ratfti^e 
 
 Al'ta-vio'la, s. Mus. bie Doppclgcige, lixm- 
 
 To ll'ter, V. I. a. cinbern, tcranbern j 11. n. 
 fi(^ dnbernj to — for the worse, fi6) ioer= 
 f^Iimmern) to — one's condition, fig. fid) 
 tjcrdnberU; fid^ i)er^cirat^en. [Ud^feit 
 
 Alterabyi'ity, s. bie Qfbfinberlid^feit, i8Scranbcr= 
 
 Al'terable, I. adj.; II. —ly, ado. abanberlid^, 
 tjerfinbcrlid) j ill. — ness, s. bieSScrdnbcrlid^^ 
 feit, SSanbelbarfcit. 
 
 A l't?rage, s.(h. w.) ba§ ^ufjic^'en eineS ^inbcS. 
 
 Al't^rant, adj. anbernb. 
 
 Al'terants, s. pi. vid. b. U. Alteratives. 
 
 At't?ra'tion, s. bie ^ifenberung, SSeranbcrung , 
 fig. !)^euerung. 
 
 Al'terative, adj. oerfinbernb ; Med. alterirenb. 
 
 Al'teratives, s. pi. Med. bie alterirenben ^(rs= 
 ncicn. 
 
 To Al't^rcate, v. n. jttnfen, fireiten. 
 
 Alterca'tion, *.ber3anf etrcft, ^ortroed^fel. 
 I. 
 
 Al't?r e'go, s. (in ©panieu u. 3^capcl) S?oU» 
 maM, in alien ©ac^en o^nc rociterc irppeUa= 
 
 jtion entfd^cibcn ju biirfcn. 
 
 Al't^rer, s. (gincr, bcr StroaS dnbcrt. 
 
 ^Itern', adj. abn)cd)fclnb, »C(^fcl§n)CifCi —an- 
 gles, vid. Alternate angles. 
 
 Alter'nate, I. adj. abn>ed()fclnb, wcd^fclfcitig , 
 gcgcnfcitigj Bot. roed^felsmeifc gcflelltj —an- 
 gles, Geom. SBedi)feln)infcl) II. s. bie "Kh- 
 roec^felung, bcr SBcd^felj III. — ly, adv. 
 »ec^fcl§»cifc, cin§ um§ anbcrc, balb fo, bal^ 
 [0 3 bajwifdjenj IV. —ness, s. ba& 2Cbn)cdl)= 
 feln, bie roe^feiswcife ob. n)cd()felfcitige^olge, 
 8fleil)c. 
 
 To Alter'nate [ Wb. Sec; al'-t?r-nate, Wh. &c.]. 
 v.l.a. wcd^fclsraeifc vcrrid^tenj w. i>erdn= 
 berui II. n. abwcd^fcln, abmcdijfclnb folgen. 
 
 Alterna'tion, ^.bielfbnjed^felung^SBedbfclfolgc, 
 ba§ 7Cbn)e(^feln J Ecc. bie S^cfpon^ (beini 
 ©ottcsbienfl) ; Arith. bie permutation bcr 
 3a^len. 
 
 ^Iter'native, 1. adj. abwci^fclnbj alternatit); 
 — proposition. Log. ber SSed^fcIfa^j II. i. 
 ber SBed^felfalt, bie Ilternatii^e, ba§ ©ntwc^ 
 btr^Dberj fig. bie Ungcroip^cit, SSerlcgen^ 
 ^eit. III. — ly, ady. rocd^felSweife, cin§ um^ 
 anbcrej jum SBd^lenj IV. —ness, s. bie 
 ^bmcd)felung, abmcd^fclnbc SJerdnbcrung. 
 
 Alter'nity, i. bie wcd^felswcife ^olge, '3fbn)C(^= 
 felung. [Xlt^ec. 
 
 AK/ie'a, s. Bot:. ber (Sibifd), bic milbc 9)?aliHv 
 
 Although', conj. obgleic^, obwo^l, rocnnglei(^. 
 
 Altn'pqu^nce, s. bic ^cc^trabcnbc, fd^miilfligc 
 Sflebe, ber ISombafl. [meffer. 
 
 Altira'et^r, s. Geom. bcr ^(Itimctcr, ^6^en» 
 
 Altim'etry, s. Geom. bie|)6^ienmcpfuube,^od>-- 
 mcpfunbe. 
 
 Al'tln, s. Niim-s. 1. bcr ^Xltiin, turf. @olb» 
 miinsc o. 2y2S^Ir.3 2. bcr :Kttin, frii^cre 
 rujT. ©ilbcrmiinje \>. ungcfdl)r 1 ®r. j Gcog. 
 cin ©ec unb SBcrg in ©ibirien. 
 
 Altin'car, s. Cliem. cineTCrt funfHi(^cd ©alj 
 ' (sum blcinigcn) bcr ^Jctalle. 
 
 Altis'onant , Altis'onous , adj. l)Od^toncnb, 
 
 " fd^roiilfiig fUngcnb, l)o(^trabcnb. 
 
 Al'tjst, s. Mus. bcr :M:(tift. 
 
 Al'tUli, s. Bot. ba§ ©tinfafantfraut. 
 
 Al'tjtude, s. (^Ast.) bic ^oijcj ^tgr. (Sr^abcn- 
 ^eit5 ber ^o^e (^od^flc) ®rab, ©ipfelj -of 
 the eye, Per. bic 'JCugcn^O^C, Geom. the 
 sun's — of the meridian, bic^KittagS^O^C bcr 
 ©onncj to take the sun's — , bic ©onnen^6^>c 
 meflcn, bie ©onnc fd^icpen. 
 
 Altiv'Qlant, adj. * ^od^ flicgcnb. 
 
 Al'tO, I. s. vid. Alt; II. adj. & adv. (ital.) 
 Mus. ^0(^5 -key, ber 'KltfdjtuffcU - «"«- 
 8 
 
Alto 
 
 34 
 
 Amba 
 
 lievo, vi(L Relievo ; — octavo, Mus. tint 
 ^tta\>C ^6^cr5 —viola, vid. Alta-viola. 
 
 iitogeth'?r, adv. jufammen, ccrcint; ganj unb 
 gar, gdnjUc^, tJoUig 5 inqUid) mit ; for -, fur 
 immcr, bcftanbig. [munsc). 
 
 Al'tom, s. Num. bcr ^Jfttun, Ifltun (turf. ®olt>= 
 
 Al'udel, s. Chem. ba§ ©ubUmirgefcif . 
 
 Al'uni, s, Dcr %lam^, -earth, bie Tf-erbcj 
 -salt, Da§®tcinfQlS5 -slate, ber^Jf-fc^ieferj 
 -stone, Swrgf.bcr'iC-ftein, gebranntc 'JCIaun 5 
 —water, ba§ ^-waffer ; —work, Da& "K-mxf, 
 Dic^^Jf-ficberci, Tf-^fittc. 
 
 To Ai'um, V. a. alttuncn, in cine ^(aunaufld* 
 fungtaudjcnj to - silks, (Seitjenjeugc beeifen 
 loffcnj to — hides, Tan. |)dutc alauncnj 
 
 ^a-ed calves, alaungore Stalh^eUi. 
 
 Alu'mjnate , s. Chem. fcaS Qlaun()altige <Satj, 
 
 JJCIuminat. 
 
 Ai'umine, Alu'mlna, Al'umjnite, s. Min. bie 
 f(§»cfclfaurc S^oncrbe, ber ^Cluminit. 
 
 Alu'minous, adj. ttlaunartig, alaun^altig. 
 
 Alu'mjnura, s. C/iem. ba§ "Jf tumi(m)um, "Ktaun* 
 
 ^crt)cn=SOtctatt. 
 
 Al'umish, Al'umy, adj. vid. Aluminous. 
 
 Aluta'tion, *. t)Qg ®crbcn (l)c8 2el)er§)/ bie 
 
 ^©erbcrci. [Anat. W ©e^or^^ljlc. 
 
 Al'veary, s. bad ffiienentjauS, ber ©icnenflodt ? 
 
 Al'veolar, Al'veolary, adj. Anat. bie 3a()nf(i(^cr 
 
 ^betrcffcnb ob. n>cl(^e ^abenb. 
 
 Al'vSolate, rrrfj. Bo/, mit HciuCIt ^dcbern UX' 
 
 ^fc^cn, scUcnffirmig. 
 
 Al'veolj , s. pi. "JCItiolen: 1. ^onigseUen, 
 SBq(§§=j., 93iencnsj. 5 2. ^6l)Ien in ben a5e= 
 Icmnitcnj 3. jjcrfteinertc OJluftbeln mit !egel= 
 f6rmigcn3eUen5 4. Anat. 3a()nfQd|)er,3at)n- 
 
 Jo^lctt. ["KlMtom (ein ^offil). 
 
 Al'vcQlite, s. Nat. ber3?apfflein, <S(bit|felfiein, 
 
 Al'veGs, s. Anat. ber Jtanal be§ (§Ot)lu§. 
 
 Al'vjne [Sm.; al'-vTne, Wore], adj. bie Sins 
 geracibc ob. ben llntcrleib bctrcffcnb. 
 
 Alwar'grjm, .v. (—plover), Orn. bcr ®0lbres 
 
 ^genpfeifer, |)aib enpfeifer. [way). 
 
 Al'wfiys, adv. immer, ftet§, befidnbig (t Al'- 
 
 Ani, bin, wcrbe (crf^c ^erf. be§ ^rdf. 3nbic. ». 
 toBe,fcin). I— to writcaletter, i(bfoU(mup, 
 
 _bin gcn6tt)igt) cinen ^rtef (ju) [(breiben. 
 
 A'raa, s. 1. C/i. ein ®efd|j s«ni ^Cbenbma^ts 
 
 ^SBcin^ 2. cin^luffigfeitsmaf 5 vid. b. li. Aam. 
 
 Amabyi'jty, .9. bie 2{cben§murbigfcit. 
 
 Amadet'to, Ani'adot, ,v. Die "Jfmabottenbirn, 
 
 ^SBintcrbirn. 
 
 Am'?d6u, Am'adow, s. ber 3unberfrf)raamm. 
 
 Amain', t. adv. mit aller (t>ereinter) ^raft, 
 (jcftig, pr6$ri(j^, inallereil, uber^alSunb 
 ^opfj W.int. Mar. burtig (an^orb)! let 
 go — ! strike — ! laft bic @egel nicbcr ! lapt 
 
 laufenl (aud^ 3uruf an ein feinblicbes @(biff^ 
 
 fitb su ergeben). 
 Amal'gara, Amal'gama, s. Chem. tal) "ilmaU 
 
 gama, ber SLuicfbrei, bic ^Kctallmifdjung, 
 
 Dij. bieaufgerii^rte,Kupe5 ^g. bie 5)iif(bung, 
 
 bag ®emifcb. 
 To Amal'gamate, v. I. a. Chem. amalgamiren, 
 
 perquidf en ; ^ff. miftben, oermifdjen? II. n. 
 
 fid) amalgamiren , \)ermif(bcn. 
 Amalgama'tion, s. Chem. bic "JTmalgamation, 
 
 SSerquicfung 5 fig- bie SSermifd)ung. 
 To Amal'gamlze, vid. (b.i5.) To Amalgamate. 
 Am'an, s. Com. ein blauer, Ie\)antifd)er, baum- 
 
 wollcner 3eug. 
 Aman'dola, s. Min. ber 9)ianbelfiein. 
 Amanuen'sis, s. ber ©djreiber, ©ecretdr, %<X' 
 ^mulug. 
 Am'araai/i, s. 1. Bot. ber'JCmarant^, ba§Sau» 
 
 fenbf^fin, 2. Uz "K-^axU, baS "K-xot^i 3. * 
 
 eine unoern)elfli(be SStume (©innbilb ber Un* 
 ^f^erblicbfeit). [farbig; * untJcrnjelHid;. 
 
 Amaran't/ijne , adj. amarant^ettj amarantl;- 
 To Amass', v. a. ^dufen, auftjdufen, fammelr.. 
 Amass', .v. bcr |)aufe, ^lumpen, @tof . 
 Amass'ment, j. bie ^nt>dufung, ber ^aufen. 
 Amateur [am-a-tdr', VK.], .v. ber ,Kunfllicbt)a» 
 ^ber, ^nftfrcunb, ©ilettant. 
 Amato'rjal, I. adj. ^ IT. — ly, adv. cerliebt, bic 
 ^Siebc bctrcffcnb. 
 
 Amato'rjous, adj. vid. Amatorial. 
 Am'atory, adj. bic Sicbe bctrcffcnb j basu rci* 
 
 Scnb5 —muscle, Anat. ber oerliebtc5Ku§fcU 
 ^— potion, ber 2iebc§tran!. 
 Amauro'sjs, s. Med. bic ^(ugenoerbunfclung, 
 
 ber fd^njarse ©taar. 
 To Amaze', v. a. crfcbrecfcn 5 in Staunen ob. 
 
 SSermunberung fc^cnj beftiirsten, oerbu^cn. 
 Amaze, Ama'zedness, s. bcr ©direct j bag (Sx» 
 
 ftaunen, bicSBcftiiirsung} in amaze, beflurjt. 
 Ama'zedly, adv. mit (sum) Srftauncn, mit 
 '(Sur)®c^ursung. 
 Amaze'ment, I. s. bcr ©(brecfen, bag ©ntfc^eni 
 
 drftaunen, bic SSerraunberung 5 bie grfiftc 
 
 aSeftiirpng, 9Ticbergefd)Iagcnbeit 5 II. int. 
 
 ^immcl ! 
 
 Amaz'jng, I. p. a. erftaunli(b) II' ?>• ■^' bag 
 ^(5rftaunen 5 ni. — ly, adv. erftaunlid;, fcltfam. 
 Am'azon, s. Ui QfmasonCj bag frtcgcrif(be, 
 
 mdnnlicbcSBcib, y?g. W JBicne^ (Jeog. bet 
 
 ^C-nfluf, 9)laranljon (in Siibamerifa) 5 — s' 
 ^bunting, Orn. bie X, ^(-ammcr. 
 Amazo'nian, adj. amajoncn^aft ; friegcrifcbf 
 
 — habit, bag ^Cmasonenflcib, fk<iiti)i:Ait ber 
 
 ©amen. [^riimmung, SBinbung. 
 
 Amba'ges, s. pi. bcr Umfd)njeif im Sfleben? W 
 Amba'gious, adj. rocitfcbnjciftg, njeitfd^irbtig* 
 
Amba 
 
 3S 
 
 Amel 
 
 im'bar, s. (ruff.) dn faufmdnnifd^cS SBaaren= 
 lagcr. 
 
 Ambas'sador (Amhassadour), s. t)er ©cfanbte, 
 vid. Embassador ; to play the — , 5ea, Ijdns 
 fclnj vid. Ducking. 
 
 Ambas'sadress, s. vid. Embassadress. 
 
 Am'beis I- •^- ^e^ "KmUxj yellow — , Dcr gclbe 
 X, 95ernflein3 liquid — , Der fliiffigc "JCmbrtt, 
 oil of—, baSlmbraoI, n. adj. au^'iimhtx 
 htftc^mt) , bernftetnenj comp. — beads, 
 ©ernjlcinf oraHen ) —oyster, Conch, bic 
 J8ernfteinmuf(^el) —seed, Die SBifamforncr, 
 ^KmbraFitgelcienj —tree, Bot. 1. ber *2Cmbra= 
 bQumj 2. t)ie ^Cmbroflaul)?. [ren. 
 
 To Ara'ber, v. a. mit Imbro r(Su(l)ern,ambri= 
 
 Am'bergris, (cor. Ambergrease, — greese), s. 
 Der graue^mber, black — , Ijer^uc^^ambcr, 
 white — , i)cr SSogcIamber. 
 
 Ambes-ace [amz — ], s. vid. Ambs-ace. 
 
 Ara'bia, s. t)er^Cmbia, cin Dicfer int)i[(l)crSifi5r. 
 
 Ambjdex'ter, I. j. Qimt, t>er ((Sine bic) rc(^ts 
 unDlinfg jugleic^ ifl5 z«/rf. ijer^fc^fcltrdgerj 
 /.aio, ein ©efd^racrtncr ob. !}fboocat, ber \i6) 
 oon beiben ^artdcn bcMcn Idptj Cam. 
 cin Spieler, ber bei beiben ^arteien TCnt^cil 
 
 Jatj II. adj. fig. in ttUcn ©dttein gered^t. 
 
 Arabjdexter'jty , s. bie Qki(i)i ®cf(i^iiflid)Feit 
 beiber J|)dnbC5 yjg. bie l^d^feltrdgerci, ^alfcb* 
 
 Ambjdex'trous, I. adj. re(i^t§ unb linH ps 
 
 Qlti^ifis- a(^feltrdgerif(b, sweibeiitig, falfcb? 
 
 U. — ness, s. vid. Ambidexterity. [frci§. 
 
 Am'bient, adj. umgebenbj — air, bcr®unfl= 
 
 Am'bigii, s. ein« 5)?a^lseit, no ^alteS u. SBar= 
 
 me§ 2C. suglei(^ aufgcfe^t roirbj Jig. bQ§ (Sc= 
 
 ^mengfel, vidg. ber ?l}lif(|maf(^. [finn. 
 
 Ambjgu'ity, s. bic 3njeibeuttgFeit, ber ©oppcI= 
 
 ^mbig'uous, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. jmcibeutig, 
 
 jweifel^aft, bunfel, boppctfinnig, sweirmnig , 
 
 III. —ness, s. vid. Ambiguity. [tigfcit. 
 
 ^mbn'ogy, s. bie jmeibcutigc Slebe, 3n>eibcus 
 
 Ambil'<?quou8, adj. jroeibeutig im^uSbrucfe. 
 
 Ambil'oquy, s. ber ®ebrau(b8»eibeut{ger^u§ 
 
 ^brurfc, bie 3weibeutigfeit. 
 
 Am'bit, s. ber Umfang, Umfreis. 
 
 Ambi'tion, s. ber e^rgcij, bie (I()rfu(^t5 a5e= 
 gicrbe, (i. e. <©.), e^rliebe, ber SBetteifcr. 
 
 Ambi'tioQs, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. e^rbegierig, 
 ei>rfu(!^tig, et)rgeijig5 coIlG{)rgcfii^l5 begic= 
 rig (—of, auf)5^g. emporflrebenb. III 
 —ness, *. bie e^rbegierbe, (gl)rfu(l^t, Siu^m= 
 
 Am'bitude, s. ber Umfang, Umfrei§. 
 
 To Am'ble, v. n. Man. ben ^a^, Untxitt, Ob. 
 
 ©(^ritt ge^en, omblirenj langfom traben? 
 
 tttnjen (»ic cin ^fcrb)5 tdnjeln. 
 
 Ani'ble, .V. Man. bev ^af, ^a^gang, 'Kntrttt, 
 ^©rcifd)rag, 3clt. 
 
 Am'bler, s. Man. bcr ^apgdngcr, 3cltcr. 
 Am'bljng, Man. 1. p. a. bcn -^Q^ gcljcnb j -nag, 
 
 bcr^afgdngcr, 3cltcr5-i>ace, bcri-papgang; 
 JI. — ly, adv. im ^affe, roic cin '•papgcingcr. 
 Am'blygon, Am'bljgon, s. Geoni. ba$ fiumpf* 
 
 roinfligc ©rciccf. [njinfclig 
 
 Ambly'gonal, Ambli'gonal, adj. Geom. flump f- 
 Am'blyopy, s. Med. bic tcrminbertc @e[)fraft 
 
 o^nc fmnlid^ wal)rncl)mbQrcn ^e^lcr bcr "Kw 
 
 gen, lmbIi)opic. 
 Ambrose', s. 1. :jCmbro(lU§ (9J?-n)} 2. Fwt. 
 
 ba§ ^fmbroftcnfraut, vid. Ambrosia. 
 Ambro'sja [— zhja], s. 1. Myth, bic "JfrnbrcilO, 
 
 ©otterfpcifej 2. Bot. bQ§ ^JCmbroficnfrQUt, 
 
 ©otterfraut, Sraubenfraut. [fup buftcnb. 
 AmbrO'sjal [— zhial], arf;. ambrofifilj, foj^Iic^, 
 Ambro'^ian [— zhjan], adj. 1. ambroilf(b j vW. 
 
 Ambrosial; 2. ttmbrcflQnift^ 3 the — ritual, 
 
 bcr ambroftanif(bc Sobgcfang. 
 Am'bry, s. 1. coi'. vid. Almonry; 2. bcr©pci» 
 
 fefc^ranf, .^u(benfd)ranf, ^liegcnfcbranf, tk 
 _®peifeFttmmer, ©cfdjirrfammcr. 
 Ambs-ace [amz-j!s', W. &c. ;amz'-as, Wb. Ac], 
 
 s. Gam.^mi (Sins ob. alWii^i bcr^afd)(im 
 ^SBurfcIfpiele), SQ3urfelpaf(b im ^punFtc eins. 
 Am'bulant, adj. Ijcrumwanbclnb j —brokers, 
 
 or ambulants, s. pi. unbccibigtc OJldflcr ob. 
 
 aBetbfclagentcn ju ^fmficrbam, SBinfcImdf Icr, 
 ^aSfin^afcn. [©pasicrengetjen. 
 
 Ambuia'tion, .9.ba§|)erumgcl)cn, Suflroanbcln, 
 Am'bulativc, adj. ()crumgct)cnb, fpajicrcnb. 
 Am'bulatQr, s. bcr ©posicrgdngcr. 
 Am'buIatQry, adj. ^crumget)cnb, um^crwan* 
 ^bclnb, beroegli^. 
 
 Am'bury, s. Far. bic fd)n)ammi(btc asiutrottrje. 
 AmbAscade', AmbilscaMo, s. Mil. bcr Jointer* 
 
 ^Qlt, ba§ aSerflecf. 
 Am'busii, s. Mil. 1. bcr ^intcr^alt j 2. ber 
 
 UebcrfaU au^ bemfclbcnj s. collect, bic im 
 
 -^interl)Qltc liegenbcn IKruppcn. 
 To Am'busb, Mil. v. I. a. 1. in cincn ^in» 
 
 tcr^alt Icgcnj 2. im ^. Quflaucrnj 3. au5 
 ^einem ^. liberfallcn, n. n. im |). liegcn. 
 Am'biist, adj. Med. ucrbrannt, iHTbrut)t. 
 Ambiis'tion, .v. Med. 1. baS SScrbrtnncn, SStr* 
 
 "brii^cnj 2. ber SSranbfdjabcn, aSranb^cctcn. 
 Ame, s. bic 2)^m (SBcinmaf, meificnS ton 
 J2 (Simcrn). 
 Am'el, s. & v. vid. Enamel ; —corn, Bet ber 
 
 5)in!el, iDinfcIrociscn, ba' (Smracrfom, t)cr 
 
 @pett. 
 lAme'iia, .v. "JCmalia (^-n). [bejTern. 
 
 I to Ame'lJQrate, v. I. a ocrbcffcrnj II. n. f\(f) 
 lAmeljora'tiQn, s. bic S?crbcffcrung. 
 3* 
 
Amen 
 
 36 
 
 Amor 
 
 imen', I. adv. "Kmrn ! II. s. Hh ^mcn. 
 4ime'nable, adj. 1. oerantiDortlid^ j 2. wills 
 
 fd^rig (—to ..., (Sincm,:c.),9elel)rig,bicgfam. 
 To Amend', v. I. a. (oer)bc|Ternj beri^tigen 
 
 (eiue ©c^rift) ? II. n. bcJTer iDertoen j gcncfcn. 
 4imend', Amende', s. (frQllJ.) Law, bic ®elt)« 
 
 flrafej —honorable, bie(6ffentlid^e)^bbitte, 
 
 (S^rencrfldrung, ^irti^cnbupe. [bcfferlic^. 
 ^mend'able, ad;, flrafbar, ftraffdUig; ocr* 
 ^imen'datQry, adj. (ccr)bcffernl5, fi(b beffemb. 
 Amen'der, *. ber SJcrbcJTerer. 
 .4mend'ful, adj. J)olI Scffcrung. 
 Amend'ment, s. bieSSerbcJTerung j Z-aw?, l^b* 
 
 dnbening (eincS ®efe§»orf(I)lag6, jc). 
 Amends', s. pi. ber (©(^aben06rfa|/ bic ent= 
 
 fd^dbigung, ©enugt^uungj to make — (for, 
 
 Gtn)Q§) erfe^en, erftatten, oergutcn. 
 ^men'lty, *. bic TTnnc^mlitlfcit, Inmufl). 
 A'meni}, *. pi. Com, cin bicfer woUener Stoff 
 
 Am'ent, *. Bot. ba& ^d^d^en (an ©eivdd^fcn). 
 Am^nta'ceous [— shus], adj. Bot. Hij(S)sntxa= 
 
 genb, fd^c^enartig. 
 Amen'ty, .?. bcr SBttt)nfinn. 
 To Amerce', v. a. ©elbftrafe auferlegen. 
 ^merce'able, adj. ftrafbttr, flraffdllig. 
 i^merce'ment, s. 1. bic ®elbj^rafc,<Strttffumme5 
 
 vid. b. a. Fine ; 2. bQ8 Scflrttfen. 
 Amer'cer, s. (gincr, bcr eine ©elbflrofe auf= 
 
 Icgt, ber SScftrafcr. 
 ^mer'jca, s. Geog. "KmcxiU. [Tfmerifaner. 
 ^mer'jcan, I. adj. amerifonifd^ j II. *. bcr 
 ^raer'icanism, s. ber ^meriFani§mu§. 
 To Amer'ic?LnIze, v. a. amerifanifiren. 
 Ames-ace', s. vid. Ambs-ace. 
 Ara'ess, s. vid. Amice. 
 Am'ef/iyst, s. Min. btr 7(met()i)fl. 
 Amei/iystVe, adj. amctt)t)flfarbig. 
 To Ameu'ble, v. a. (franj.) Hart, bie 6rbe 
 ^umftec^eu, locfer mac^cn. 
 Am'ia, s. Ich. bcr 9}Ioberfif(^. 
 Amjabil'jty, s. vid. Araability. 
 A'mjable, I. adj. liebcnSiDurbig, fe^r ange= 
 
 ne^mj liebreic^, II. —ly, adv. mitltnmvLti), 
 
 ouf liebreid^eSBeife, III. — ness, *. bie 2ies 
 ^bcnsrvitrbigfeit, ^nmut^. 
 Am'ianf/i, Amian'f/ius, *. Min. bcr (Srbflad^S, 
 ^@tanfltt4)&, :jC§befl. 
 
 Amjan'i/iiform, adj. a§beftttrtig, ^ttarformig. 
 Amian'i/ijnite, s. Min. bcr^mianf^imt(^Cbart 
 ^bc§ (Strtt^Ifteine§). 
 
 Amian'f/ioid, Min. I. s. ber <Strttf)lflcin, 35t)f= 
 Jolit^ j II. adj. Q&beftartig, ^aarformig. 
 Am'icable, Am'ical, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. 
 
 freunblid^, gutUc^, freunbfcbaftlid^, rool)l\t>oU 
 
 lenb) —settlement, ber giitlici^e-SBcrglcid), 
 
 III. -ness (Amicabil'jty) , s. bic grcunoUdj^ 
 ^feit, ^rcubfd^Qftlid^Fcit, bag S8o()ln>oUcn. 
 Am'jce, Am'ict, s. Ecc. ba§ 5fd)felflcib einc^ 
 
 fatl)oIif(t)en ^ricfterS (bcim OJJeffclcfcn). 
 Arai'cia [— sbja], s. Man. bic 0Jl6ni^§=6apuVv'. 
 AmTd', ^midst', prep.mitUn in, mitten untcr j 
 
 — ships, Mar. mitfd)if|S. 
 
 Amiss', adv. k adj. ubel, unrcd^ti tcrfc^rt; 
 
 feljler^ttft, falfd^, unfd^icflid), unpaffenb 5 un= 
 
 pdplid), mroo\)U to do-, unrcd)t l)anbcln, 
 
 fe^tcn, to take—, iLibcI ne^men, ubcl au§lc- 
 
 ^gen, oerbenfen. 
 
 Am'jt, s. vid. Amice, Amict. [men. 
 
 Am'jty, s. bie ^reunbfd)ttft, bag gutc SSernc()= 
 Am'ma, s. 1. bic "Jfcbtiffinn j 2. Surg. bo$ 
 ^aSrud^banb. ^ [famcn. 
 
 Am'meos-seed, Am'mj-seed, s. bcr "JfmmeO-- 
 
 Am''mTte, s. Geol. ber erbfcnftein. 
 
 Am'mochryse, Ammocbry'sos, s. Geol. bQ» 
 
 ^,Ka|cngolb. [©anbnatter. 
 
 Am'm9dyte, s. Nat. 1. bcrSanbaalj 2. bic 
 
 Ammo'nja, a\ Chem. ba§ Ammonium, flud)tigc 
 Ob. ti)im\d)t Walii vid. b. f. 2B. 
 
 Amnio'njac, Chem. I. s. ber "^fmmoniaf j II. 
 adj. ammomafalifd() 5 sal — , baS7f-falj, bcr 
 
 ^©almiaf. 
 
 Ammoni'acal, adj. ammoniafalifd). 
 
 Am'monite, s. Geol. ba§ (t^erfieinertc) 'iinx' 
 mon§l)orn, bcr "ifmmonit. 
 
 Ammo'njum, Am'mony, s. vid. Ammonia. 
 
 Ammuni'tion, s. ber^ricgSuorratl), —bread, 
 ba& (§cmmifbrob3 —box, bcr ^unition§= 
 faflenj —carriage, —waggon, —cart, bcr 
 9}t-§n)agen, SJl-^farren, —shoes, —shirts, 
 
 — stocking, &c., 6ommipfd^ul}e, jc 
 Am'ner, s. vid. Almoner. 
 Am'nesty, s. bie Tfmncftic. 
 
 Am'nion , s. I. Anat. baS ©d^offjautd^enj 
 
 ^2. Bot. bcr ^cimfQcf. 
 
 Am'njos, s. vid. Amnion. 
 
 Amniot'ic, —acid, Clieni. bic ^fmnionfdurc, 
 
 amnifd)c ©dure. 
 
 Amo'mum, s. But. bic^momc, vffarbamomc. 
 Among', Amongst', prep, untcr, si^if<^f»» 
 
 iadv. ) from — , l^on, auS, auS ... I)crau5. 
 AmQra'do, Am'oret, Am'orTst, s. ber 2icbcnbC, 
 ^©clicbtc, fficrlicbtc, Sickjabcr, a3u()rc. 
 Amorette', Amourette', .v. 1. cinc ®cUcbtC, 
 
 Sicb^Qbcrinnj 2. Bot. baa SiebeSgraS, 3tt* 
 
 tcrgraa, ^rmourcttcngraa. 
 Amor'njngs, adv. vulg. be§ OJ^orgcnd. 
 Im'orous, I. adj.; 11. — ly , ado. i-crticbf 
 
 (—of, in...), gdrtli(bj Hi. -ness, s. baS 
 
 ijcrlicbte SSScfcn, bic 58erlicbtt)eit. [ri^Iina. 
 Amor'pha, s. Bot. bcr S3aftarbinbigo ana 6a- 
 Amor'phous, adj. geftaltloS, unrcgclmdpig. 
 
Amor 
 
 37 
 
 Anab 
 
 ^or'phy, s. tie QJJipQeftaltung^ Sormlojigf eit 
 
 (einc§ oigamfdjen ,k6rpere). 
 Amort', adv. 1. &U, fliU, 2. traurig, Utxixbt, 
 
 mipmutt)ig. 
 Amortjsa'tion, Amortizfi'tion, s. Law, 1. 1)q§ 
 
 TCmortifationSrec^t, t)ie ^mortiftttion j 2. Da§ 
 
 ^aufred;t einer Oemeinfce , 3. bie ^dmflcr= 
 
 bung cineS Se^nS. 
 To Amor'tjze (— §c) [W. &c.; a-mor'tlz, Wore. 
 
 &c!], v.a. Laic, 1. amortiren, amortifiren, 
 
 2. (dn gel^en) jinSfrci ma^en. 
 Amor'tjzment, s. vid. Amortisation. 
 Amo'tion, s. 1. iie Gntsic^ung (eineS "Hmtt^, 
 
 2C.)5 2 . Me Gntwenbung (unter na^enS5er= 
 
 icanbtcn). 
 To Amount', v.??. betragcn, M bclaufcn (—to, 
 
 auf...)5 yig. auf6tn)Q0 ^inauSloufen. 
 Amount', s. Der ^etrag, "bk ©ummc j t)er er= 
 
 trag, Da§ ^acit j t)er SBcftanbj./ig. t>cr^aupt= 
 
 in^alt, i)Q§ SBefcntlic^fte, mefuUatj Co»w. 
 
 to the — of ..., jum aSdauf (im SSetragc) 
 
 fon ... , ... bctragcnt)? to pay the whole — , 
 
 pcnjoUbesQljIcn? —of balance, Dcr Salto^ 
 
 bctrog. 
 
 Amdur', *. ber Zitht^i^anM, bie Siebfdjaft. 
 ^ou'fes, s. pL Jew. foJfd^e ©belftcine. 
 ^mphib'ian, *. bef. pL Nat. bie :iCmpt)ibic. 
 Ampliibjolog'ical, adj.Nat. amp^ibiologifd^. 
 Amphibiol'ogy, s. Nat. bie Tmp^ibienfunbc. 
 Amphib'jous, Nat. I. adj. amp^ibifcb) jJg. 
 
 concermifcbterTfrtj —animal, bie Imp^i* 
 
 bie 5 II. — ness, s. baS lmpl)ibienartigc, bie 
 :?(mp^ibiennotwr. [Tfmp^ibie. 
 
 Araphifb'jijm, *. (lot. pi. ^Lmphib'j?) Nat. bie 
 Am'pblbole, s. Min. bie ^omblcnbc. 
 AmpbibOl'ic, adj. ^ornblenbenartig. 
 Ampbjbolog'jcal, 1. a^/;. 5 II. —ly, adu. jwei* 
 
 beutig, boppcirxnnig. [pcirmn. 
 
 Amphjbol'ogy, s. bie ^weibeutigfdt, ber ©op= 
 Am'pbibracb, Amphjbrach'ys , s. Poet, bcr 
 ^:ifmp§ibra(^QS. [fclig. 
 
 Ampbjhexahed'ral , adj. Cryst. boppelTOlirs 
 Amphii'Qgy, s. vid. Amphibology, 
 ^mpbim'ac^r, s. Poet, bcr "Kmp^imQCCr. 
 Araphisbaena, Amphiis'ben, s, Zool, bic ^m* 
 
 p^isbfine, Slingelftblonge. 
 Amphis'cii [— sh'ii], Amphifs'c!an8[— sh'l-anz], 
 
 *. pi. bie sn)eif(bttttigen SSolfer. 
 Xmphit/ie'atral, adj. amp^itbeatralifcb. 
 Amphif/ie'atre, s. bag ^mp^it^ eater. 
 Amphif?ieat'rical, adj. amp^it^eatralif(b. 
 Am'ple, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. m\t, gerdumig } 
 
 breit4 grof 3 uneingef(br5nft, rei(bli(b/ »>6Uig, 
 
 uberflufrig? ergicbig^ fis- prd(btig, glQn= 
 
 jenba weitlaufig, auSfii^rlid^, umfldnblicb? 
 
 mel umfalfcnbi ni. —ness, .y. bie SBcitc, 
 
 ©rope, Uncingcftbrdnttbeit, :2(u&bebnung j 
 
 SBeitIdufigreit5y«g. ® rope, ^raibt, bcr® (anj. 
 To Am'plifjcate, v. a. vid. To Amplify. 
 Ampljflca'tion, s. bie grroeitcrung, SSergr6pe= 
 Jung. [ftg. «obrcbncr. 
 
 Am'pliiier, s. bcr (grwdtcrcr, SAcrgroperer, 
 ToAm'pljfy, v. I. a. crweitcrn, tergropern, 
 
 auSbe^nen j H. n. ficb rocitldupg auSbriictcnj 
 
 gidngcnb, prddjtig barfteUcn, auSmalcn, ocr^ 
 ^[(bonern (^dufig mit on). 
 iWpljtude, s. ber Umfong , ©cjirf, bit SStite, 
 
 ©ropej /ig. bcr ©lanj, bic^radjt, SSfirbcj 
 
 ^d^igfeiti ptte, bcr Ubcrflupj ^At.(bef. 
 
 comp.) bieSBcitC, —of the range. Gun. 
 
 bie^orijontalc (Stbup= ob.SKurfwcitc, -com- 
 pass, ber ^cilcompap. 
 To Am'putate, v. a. Surg. abl6fcn, amputi* 
 ^rcnj Hort. ab^aucn, fiu|cn (SSdumc). 
 Amputa'tion, s. Surg. ba§ ^fblofcn, bic ^m= 
 
 putation. 
 Ams-ace', s. vid. Ambs-ace. 
 Am'st^rdam, s. Geog. ^fmficrbam. 
 Am'Qiet, s. boS ^^mulct, 3aubcrmittcl. 
 ^nuirce', s. bie Slbcfen, bcr S)lbobcnfa$. 
 AmMrcos'ity, s. baS Seltjcfige, bcr t5Iftt| (be? 
 
 SBcineg). 
 To Amuse', v. a. unterbaltcn, bcluftigcn, bic 
 
 3eit certrcibciij (mit ;S?erfpre(bungen) btn= 
 
 ^alten, aufljalten. [treib. 
 
 Amuse'm^nt, s. bie Untcr^altung, bcr 3citi>ers 
 Aroufl'er, s. fam. ©incr, bcr TCnbcre (ange= 
 
 nc^nt) unter^dKj ©iner, bcr 2fnbcre {mi 
 
 SScrfprc(bungen) ^inbdlt. 
 Amus'jng, I. p. s. ba& Unter^altcn, :c. 5 II. p. a. 
 
 III. — ly, adv. untcrbaltcnb, :c. j crge§U(b. 
 Amus'ix e ; — ly, adj. & adv. vid. Amu8ing,&c. 
 Am'y, s. "iimata, TCmatiS (^-n). 
 Amyg'dalate, I. adj. Poll ?D?anbcln, ouS SJJan* 
 
 bcin bcreitctj II. s. W 9}^anbelmil(b. 
 Amyg'dali'ne [ ^T. ; a-myg'da-llne. Wore*"], 
 
 adj. manbclartig. 
 
 Aniyg'daioid, s. Min. ber SKanbcIftcin. 
 ^myg'daloidal, adj. Min. manbelflcinartig. 
 Amyla'ceous [— shus], adj. ftdrfcnarttg. 
 Am'yline, ,y. Qiem. bcr (StdrFcgummi. 
 Am'ylum, s. ba§ ©a^mc^I, ^raftme^I. 
 An [im 3ufammen^ongc ?in], I. art. cin, cine 
 ein (por S5ofaIen u. [ouSgen. Q, eu] flummem 
 h); II.4:=If,qu. [gIei(bPieI,wd.A,a. 
 
 A'na, adv. Med. (ouf Sflcccptcn) »on jcbem 
 Anabap'tism, s. Ecc. ber IfnabaptiSmuS. 
 Anabap'tist> *• Ecc. ber Ifnaboptift, S^icber^ 
 Jdufcr. 
 
 Anabaptis'tic, — cal, adj. Ecc. anaboptifiiffb. 
 Anaba'sis, s. Med. ba§ SBatbUn, bic 3unabmc 
 
 bcr ^ran!^eit. 
 
Anac 
 
 88 
 
 Anas 
 
 An^cSm'ptlc (— cal), adj. Opt. jurutfwcrfcnto 5 
 
 Acoust. juriitffc^allenl). 
 An^camp'tics, *. pi. Opt. bic Jtatoptrif. 
 Anac^f/iiir'tjc , Med. I. adj. tQS (SrbrC(^en 
 
 befSrbemt)} II. s. bie aufrocirt? wirFenbe 
 
 ICrjnei. 
 
 Anagh'oress, s. bie Ginficblerinu. 
 Anagh'Qret, Anash'orete, Anagh'orlte, s. ttX 
 @inf!et)Icr. [ficblermdpig. 
 
 An^ighoret'ic (— cal) , adj. pinfiet)Icrtf(^, ein= 
 ^nach'roni§m, s. Ux ^(nad^roniSmuS. 
 Anaiihronis'tic, adj. anatJ^ronif^ifd^. 
 Anaclas'tjc, adj. Opt. jurficfwerfenb, surficf* 
 
 ftro^lcnb 3 —glasses, s. pi. aScyirglcifer, Snails 
 ^gldfer, (Springgldfer. 
 Anaclas'tics, s. pi. Opt. bic ©ioptriF. 
 Anacon'dsi, s. Zooi. bie ^iCnafonbo, ^(bgotts* 
 ^fd^lange, Sliefcnfd^Iange. 
 Anacoste' (Anascotej , s. Com. cinc Hxt Qt- 
 
 hiixmUx nieberldnbif(^cr SBoUenjeug. 
 Anacreon'tic, 1. adj. anafreontifd^ ? II. *. ber 
 ^anafrcontif(3(>e SSer6. 
 Anadjplo'sis , s. Rhet. bie (SBiebcrs) SSer= 
 
 boppelung. [pjinbungSlofigfeit. 
 
 Aiiaest//e'sja[an-i8-(7ie'-zhja], s. Med. bicSm- 
 An'aglyph, * Sculp, bic ganj Ob. ^albcrtjabene 
 Jrbeit. 
 
 Anaglyp'tjc,^ adj. Sculp. anaglt)pt{f(l). 
 inagog'e, Anagog'y, s. Med. bcr !Jfu§iUUrf 
 
 loon asiut, :c. burd^ 4)uften u. ©rbred^en, 
 
 r/ieoi. bic (®eifl=) (Sr^cbung (ju ®ott)5 
 
 (SfflafC) B/6i. bic 7(nwcnbung »on oUcgori* 
 
 f(i>cn ©tellcn beg altcn S^cft. auf baS ncuc. 
 Anagog'jcal, Bibl. & T/ico^ I. adj.; II. -ly, 
 
 adv. gebcimfinnig, (gctfl=) er^cbcnb 5 gct)eim= 
 ^nipooU. cr^abcn. [tratbtungcn. 
 
 Anagog'jcs, s. pi. Bill. gcbcimnif»olIe a5c= 
 An'agram, s. Poet, bad TCnagramm. 
 Anagrammat'jcal (— ic), I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 ^onagrammatifd^. 
 
 Anagrarn'matii^m, s. Poet, bic^unft Tfnagram* 
 ^mc su bilbcn, ^-nbilbung. 
 Anagrara'matist, s. bcr ^Cnagvammatift. 
 To Anagram'matTze,v.n. ^nagrammcn mad;cn. 
 A'nal, adj. bcit ^ftcr bctrcffcnbj — fm, bic 
 ^:iCftcrfIo|fc^ 
 
 Analec'ta, An'alects, s. pi. bic Tfnalcftcn. 
 Analein'mai, s. Geom-s. 1. bie SSorftcUung be§ 
 
 .f)immcl§ auf bcr gcraben %IM)C bcS ^txU 
 ^bianS 5 2. bcr 3ei(i)entrdger Ui (Sonncnu^ren. 
 Analep'»!8» * -^^^d bicSBiebcr^erfleUung cincS 
 
 abgcic^rteit ^orpcrgj Surg, la^ ZxaQtn 
 
 cineS jerbrod^enen ®liebc0 in bcr S5inbe. 
 Analep'tjc, adj. ncrocnflfirfcnb. 
 Angilep'tjcs, s. pi. Med. fldrfenbc ^rsneicn. j 
 ^nalS^jcal, I. adj. analog j II. — ly, adv. auf 
 
 analogifd^eTirt) bur(b Tfnalogicj m. —noss, 
 
 8. He anologc SBefdjaffen^cit. ^ ^ 
 
 ^Lnal'ogism, s. Log. ber "JCnoIogiSmuS, It^ns 
 
 'MhiU\d)lu^. [fd^lie^en. 
 
 To Anal'ogize, v. a. atialogifd^ crHdrcn, obcr 
 Analogous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adn. aualogifc^, 
 
 &l)n\i(i}, gleicbartig, fod^d^nlid^, fprad^d^nlid^. 
 Analogy, s. bic ^fnafogic j (Gramin. ©prad^s) 
 To Analyse, vid. Analyze. [H^nlidjfcit 
 
 Anal'ysis, s. T-s. bic TfnttlQfc : ^ufl6fung, 3er» 
 
 fc^ung, 3crlcgung, 3erglicbcrung J bcrTCbrif. 
 An'alyst, s. T. bcr ^nalQtifcr. 
 Analyt'jcal, Analyt'ic, I. adj. anall)tifd^, auf* 
 
 ISfcnb, scrglicbcrnb, ll- — ly» adv. anali)tif(^, 
 ^;c., burd^ 5Cnalt)fc. 
 Analjft'ics, s. pi. Log. bic ^naU)tif. 
 To An'alyze, v. a. analj)fircn, auflofcn, 5er= 
 ^glicbcrn. 
 
 An'alyz?»% ^. T. 1. bcr ^nalt)tifer5 2. ba? 
 ^^nalQfircnbe, :i(ufl6fung§mittel. 
 Anamnes'tjc, adj. Med. gebdd^tnipftdvfcnt. 
 An^tmorpho'sjs [IF!, Wore. &.c.\ an-a-raor'fo- 
 
 sis, Wb., Sm. &c.], s.Per. 1. bic UmbiU 
 
 bung^ SScrroanblung bcr ©cftalt, 2. bic 
 
 optif^c ^Cnamorp^ofc 
 
 Ana'nas, s. Bot. bic 7(nana§, bcr ,$t6nig§apfcl. 
 An'apest, s. Poet, bcr ^Cnapdfl. 
 An?ipes'tic, Poet. I. adj. anapdfKf(^ 5 II. s. bci 
 
 anapdflifd()c S8cr§fup. 
 Anriph'ora, s. Rhet. bic ^Cnap^er 5 Med. ber 
 
 95Iutau§wurf, GiterauSnjurf. 
 Anap'lasis, s. Surg, bic ©inric^tung, SSicbcr* 
 jufammenfugung cine§ gcbrod^cnen ®liebeg. 
 Anaplerot'jc, Surg. I. adj. auaplcrotifd^, ba& 
 
 ^Icifd^ (in SBunbcn) n)ad()fcn mad(?cnb 5 II. s. 
 ^baS flcifd^crscugcnbc 5)?ittct. 
 An'araod, s. G^rcnfricb, 6brcnrcid[> (9K-n^. 
 An'airgh, s. bcr Inard^v Olui)cft6rer. 
 Anar'chic, Anar'ghjcal, Anarghi^l, adj. atiax- 
 ^d&ifdd, gcfc^log, sugcIIoS, »?crn)irrt. 
 An'arghr^m, jr. Pol. bie ^(nard)ic, (Scfcllofigs 
 Jdt, SSerroirrung. [fe^Iid^cn SJrbnung. 
 
 An'arshist, *. bcr 5Cnar(bifi, ©torcr ber gc* 
 AnVshy* s. 1. bie ^narcbic, ©cfc^Iofigfeit, 
 
 jSermirrung, ber rcgentIofe3uftanb) 2. bci 
 ^^taat o^ne Sbcrbaupt, ol^nc Sbrigfcit. 
 Anasar'ca, s. Med. bic |)aut»ajTcrfud(>t j Bot. 
 
 W aBafjerfud^t. 
 
 An^isar'coos, adj. Med. mil ber ,^autwaJTcr« I 
 Jud^tbebaftet,(^aut=)walfcrfud^tig. I 
 
 Anastomat'ic, adj. Med. bic ®efdpc ob. ®dnge 
 
 6ffncnb^ croffncttbj ben 581utumlauf bcf5r* 
 
 bernb 
 
 To Anas'tpmose, v. n, Anat. anttflomoflten f 
 ^Bot. |id^ »erdfteln (cf. Anastomosis). 
 AnastpmD'sJs, AnastSm'Qsy, Anat. bic Fran!* 
 
Anas 
 
 39 
 
 Andr 
 
 ^afte SSerbinbung jwcier ©efdf e »erf(i^ieDc= 
 
 nenUrfprungSj (Smeitcrung Der ®efd^6jf= 
 
 nungcni Bof. t>ie SSerdftelung Uv ©piral* 
 
 gefd^e bei ^flanscn. 
 Anastomot'ic, adj. mc Anastomatic. 
 Anas'trophe, .\nas'trophy, s. Rhet. bie SBorts 
 * cerfe^ung, Inaftropl)c. 
 .^nat'a, Anate, s. vid. Anotta. [taebrit. 
 
 An'atase, s. Min. ttx "Kmta^, S)ifanit, S)^ 
 An'ai/iem, Amith'em^, s. Ecc. baS ^nattjem, 
 ^ber a5annflu(^, ^ird^enbann. 
 Anaf/temat'ical, Ecc. 1 adj. ben SSunn betref= 
 
 fent), baju gc^Srig^ H. — ly, adu. na(l(>^rt beg 
 
 ^rc^enbanncS. 
 Anaf/i'emati'sra, *. yid. Anathem, Anathema. 
 Anat/iematjza'tion, s. Ecc. bie SSerflud^ung, 
 
 ber SBannflra^I. [bann t^m, oerflud^en. 
 To Anaf/i'einatize, v. a. Ecc in ben ^irc^en* 
 Anai/i'eniatizer, s. ber ben ,Rir(l^enbannpud(> 
 ^:i(u§fpred^enbc. 
 
 Ajiatif ?rous , a(tj. (Snten ^croorbvingcnb 5 
 ^— shell, Conch, bic (Sntenmuf(i^cl. 
 Anatom'jcal, I. adj ; II. — ly, adv. onatomif^ j 
 ^g. Qbgcfonbcrt. 
 
 Anat'omist, .v. bcr "Knatomifcr, 3ergliebcrer. 
 To Anai'oraTze, v. a. anotomircn, jergliebern 
 
 iauSifig.). [funfli 3ergl{eberung. 
 
 Anat'omy, *. bie ^natomie, Scrglicberunggs 
 Xnatrep'tjc, adj. befiegcnb, obHegcnb. 
 An'atrSn, s. l.bieSoba, 2.bQS5iJ?aucrfaIs,bcr 
 ^(Balpcteri 3. bcr ®Ia§fd^aum, bie ©laSgoUc. 
 
 An'bury, .v. vid. Ambiiry. 
 
 An'cestQr, s. ber SSorfa^r, ^()n, (StQmm\?ttter. 
 
 An'cestor;?, s. pi. bie SSorcItern, 'ift)ncn. 
 
 Ancesto'rial, adj. vid. Ancestral. 
 
 An'cestral, adj. oIti>dterli(^ j angeftammtj 
 
 ^—estate, baS (Srbgut 3 — right, bag erbrecbt. 
 
 An'cestry, s. bie ^()ncn, SSoreltcvn j bie ((S()re 
 ber) ICbftammung, ©cburt, bcr ©tamrn. 
 
 An'chor, s. 1. bcr (®ibiff8=) ^n!cr j 2. bcr 
 5)afcn ciner ©t^noUc 5 3. fi<^. k Her. ber 
 i)offnung&anFcr 3 4. ber "Kn^cr, ba§ %-^&P 
 d[)en (ein^Iuffigfcit&map)} comp. shank or 
 beam of the — , biel-rutljcj bow — , ber (Sa= 
 belanfer, sheet— ,bcr5>auptan!crj —ground, 
 ber (gute) "^-grunb 5 —hold, ber^C-gninbj 
 
 ' fig. bie 'Sid)eri)citj —stocks, s.pl. bic "K- 
 florfc, ^-tjeljcr^ —watch, bic TC-road^c. 
 
 To Anchor, r. 1. n. anfcrnj iDorlCnfer liegen, 
 fig. (— on) bei (5tn)Q8 fte^en bleiben , Tub 
 l)cften (auf) 3 11- « onfcrn, 'I. werfen. 
 
 ^ An'chor, s. {Skksp. &c.) fur Aiiachoret. 
 
 An'chorable, adj. "JCnfcrgrunb ^abenb. 
 
 An'ghorage, s. 1. bcr ^X-gruilb, 7f-pla§ 5 2. ba§ 
 Tfnfcrnj 3. bic.fdmmtli(ben 7f. eineS (Sd^if^ 
 fce.j 4. (duty of-), bag 'K-gelb, ^afcngclb. 
 
 An'ghQred, p. a. l.vor ^nferliegenb, geanfert j 
 
 ^2.an!crf6rmigi 3. anierartig (i^on@(blangen). 
 
 An'choress, *. vid. Anacboress. 
 
 An'sh^ret, An'ghorite, s. vid. Anachorete. 
 
 An'shpring, ^.l.baS^CnFernj 2. (ob.— ground 
 —place,) ber^nferpla|3 3. ba§'K-geIb (vid. 
 Anchorage). 
 
 ^nchove', s. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 Ancho'vy [If., Iforc. &c. ; an'-tshu-ve, Wb., 
 C], s. Ich. bie ^nf(^ooe,eingema(l^tc ob. cins 
 gclegtc (Sarbellc, —pear, bie ^nd^oicbirn. 
 
 Anchijse', s. vid. Alcanna. [®clenfe. 
 
 inchyio'sis, y. Med. bie Unbcn)cglid()fcit ber 
 
 An'ci^ncy [- shency], s. vid. Ancienty. 
 
 An'cient [— sh^nt, gen., eigentl. an'shent, 
 Wb. &c.], I. adj. alt 3 i>orig, oormalig, cl}e= 
 nmlig 3 Il.s.bie grope ^laggc 3 ^ bcr gdljnbrid;. 
 
 An'ciently [— shent — ], adv. oor ^Itcrc^ 
 
 _e^ebcm. [t^um. 
 
 An'cientness [—shent—], s. baS ^Itcr, TClter* 
 
 An'cit?n try [-shent-], s. bQ§ ^JCItcr, "jatcr* 
 t^um bc§ ®tommc§, bc§ ®efd^lcd()t§, bic ^cv 
 funft, 7Cbfunft, l^cr!6mmlid)c, qUc SSiirbe. 
 
 An'cl^nts [—shunts], s. pi. bic Hfltcn (5i)Jcu« 
 fd^cn, bie in ben dltern 3citen gclcbt ^aben, 
 
 ^bcf. Glaffifer ber ®riedS)cn unb Olomer). 
 
 An'cjllary, adj. 1. Laio, bicnftbar, (olS SKagb) 
 bicnenb; untcrgcorbnctj 2. ciner SHagb ge^ 
 ^orig, flc bctrcffcnb. [fc^neibig. 
 
 Ancip'ital, adj. 1. srocibcutigj 2.Bot.imi* 
 
 Ancle, *. vid. Ankle. 
 
 An'cpn, s. Anat. bcr Qlbogcn. 
 
 An'cone, s. Arch. bic^dPc, Porfpringcnbe7Cu&» 
 biegung (ciner 5Kauer, einc& S5aIcon§) j 7f u&= 
 
 ^u. Ginbicgung. [auSgcfd^micbctcGifcnftab. 
 
 An'cony, s. I-w. bcr on bcn Gnben nod(> nic^t 
 
 And, I. conj. unbj bread — butter, SButtcrbrob > 
 a coach — six. cinc ^Rutfd^c mit fcd^fcnj to 
 go — see, nad^fe^cnj two — two, paorrocifc j 
 contr. ft. and if it, &c. — please God, fo 
 ®0tt will) what's that — please you? mit 
 (S^rcr) eriaubnip, roaS ifl baS? II. s. with- 
 out ifs or ands, o()nc SBcnn u. ^bcr, o^ne 
 
 ^SBibcrrebe, foglcid^. 
 
 Andalusia [col. — zha], s. Geog. ^nbalujicn. 
 
 An'dalusite, s. Min. ber TTnbttfufit^, |)ortfpatl). 
 
 Andan'te, Mm*. I. adv. onbantCj II. *. baS 
 
 ^^nbante. [ment. 
 
 An'darac, s. bcr ©ottbttrad); baS rot^e S)pcr= 
 
 An'dean, adj. Gcog. ju bcn ^nbcn gc^Srig. 
 
 An'des, s. pi. Geog. biC 5fnbcn. 
 
 And'irons, s. pi. 1. bic eifcmcn (ob. mcffingnen) 
 ^eucrbodfc, SBranbbocfe (auf bem^erbe^ :c.)i 
 2. a3ratb6(fc. 
 
 Andranat'omy , s. Anat. bie 3erglicbcntU3 
 eine§ mdnnl. 8ci(^nam§. 
 
Andr 
 
 40 
 
 Angl 
 
 4Ln<lre'9lite, 5. Min t)er7fnJ)rcoIit^,,Srcusflein. 
 
 An'drew, *. :ifnJ)reo& (50^-n)5 St. — 's cross, 
 Bot. 1)Q8 'K-lvaut, ©art^eil. 
 
 Andr5g'yn?^'> !• <^d3' > II' — ly> «f^^' S»itter= 
 ^oft, jwittcrartigj J?of. anbrog^nifd^. 
 
 AndrO'gyne, ^ndrog') nus, s. t5a§ 3)Jonn»eib, 
 Ijer 3n)itter. 
 
 Androg'yny, a-. t)ic 3»itterbiH5ung5 BoWbii 
 2Cnbrc9t)me, ®t)nant)rtc. 
 
 Andi3g^ynou8, adj. vid. Androgynal. 
 
 An'droid, Androi'dS^, s, tcr (fleine) mcnfd^Ut^c 
 Automat, l)ie 5}farionette, ©ra^tpuppe. 
 
 AndrSph'ague, »\ l)er5!Jtenf(^cnfreffcr,6annibQl. 
 
 Androt'pmy, s. vid. Andranatoiuy. 
 
 To Aneal', vid. To Anneal. 
 
 An'ecdote, s. t>U ^nefbote, U. ®cfd)ic^te. 
 
 Inecdot'ical, adj. aneffcotenartig. 
 
 :^ In'elace, s. weU Anlace. [(Sd^melsfeuern. 
 
 ^ne'mius, s. Oiem. m SSinbofen lu [(^ncUen 
 
 Anemog'raphy, *. Atr. bie SBint^befd^reibung. 
 
 Anem61'9gy, *. Aer. bie 2e^rc ob. ^btjanblung 
 »on ben SBinben. 
 
 Aneraom'eter, *. Aer. bcr SBinbmeffer. 
 
 Anem'one, Anem'Qoy, s. Bot. W TCncmone, 
 ^lappewrofe. [SJBinbfa^ne. 
 
 ^nem'oscopc, s. Mech. ber SBinbjeiger, ble 
 
 /Lnend', An-end', (eigcntl. on end), adv. Mar. 
 fenfred)t} the main top-mast is — , bie grope 
 ©tengc ift oufgefc^t. 
 
 Anes, *. pi. ®rannen, it. vid. Awns. 
 
 An'eurism, s. Med. bie ^ul^abergefd^wulfl, 
 
 ^bcr ^ulSaberfropf. 
 
 Aneun^'mal, adj. Med. aueun)§mQtif(^, eine 
 ^ul§abergef{b»ulft betreffenb. 
 
 Anew', adv. oon f^euem, auf § 3teuc, luieber, 
 roiebcrum, abermalj auf einc neue TCrt. 
 
 Anfractuose,a</i.Anfiactuosity,,?.uK/. b.f.SB-r. 
 
 AnfrS(/tuous [— tshu— ], \. adj. v»oU J^rum= 
 mungcn, !rumm, gewunben, iDinfeligj II.— 
 ness, s. bie ^triimmung, ba§ ^rumme, aBin= 
 Mge. [bung. 
 
 Anfrac'ture [— tshur], s. bic ^rfimme, SBtU* 
 
 Angiography, <fec. vid. Angiography, &c. 
 
 An'gel, I.s. l.ber @ngeI(0U{^ Num.) -■, th e evil-, 
 Ob. the — of darkness, berSngel ber^infler* 
 nip) 2.7c/).berMppfifd)5 II. arfj. ben ©ngein 
 gleid^, englifdji comp. —bed, ba§ offene 
 aSett, ^tti o^ne ^pfoftenj -fish, /c/i. ber 
 SWeerengeU —like, cngelgleid), englif(i^i 
 — shot, bie ^ettenf ugelj —winged, * mit 
 (5ngel§fitttgen ; —worship, bie ^(ngelolatrie, 
 SSere^rung (^nbetung) bcr engel. 
 
 Angel'jc, adj. ben Gngein glei(^, englifc^. 
 
 Angel'ica, s. 1. :jCngelifa (^-n)5 2. Bot. bie 
 X; engeln>urj3 —tree (Virginian—), ber 
 ftaddelid^te ^(ngelifboum. 
 
 Angel'jcal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adc. engelglcidi), 
 cngel^aft, cnglifi]^ (aud(> fig.)i III. -noss, s. 
 W englifd^e ®efd^affent>eiti bie ^oc^'flcSSor- 
 Sugtid()feit. 
 
 To Angel'jfy, v. a. Gngein gleic^ madden. 
 
 Angeli'na, s. :jfngelina, Angela (^-n). 
 
 Angelol'atry, s. bie 5CngeIoIatrie, SSere^rung 
 
 ^(^nbetung) ber @ngel. 
 
 AngelOl'pgy, s. bic ©ngelle^re. 
 
 An'gelot, s. l.bieTCngelifa (JxtU\xtz)h 2. bcr 
 
 ^:2fngelot (Jxt ^dfe au8 ber ^Tiormanbie). 
 
 An'gelus, .v. Rom. Cath. btt8 ^oemarialduten. 
 
 An'g^er, s. ber^om, UnwiUe, trgcr, SSerbruf. 
 
 To An'ger, v. a. jornig madden, erjiSmen, auf* 
 
 ^bringen, drgern, bi5fe madden. 
 
 An'gered, p. a. vid. Angred. 
 
 An'g^rly, adv. jornig, vid. b. U. Angrily. 
 
 An'gern?ss, s. ba§ 3ornigfein. 
 
 AngT'na, s. Med. bie (|)atg=) SSrciune. 
 
 Angiography, s. Anat. bie SScfd^reibung bcr 
 asiuts unb onberen ©efdpe bes t^ierif(3(>cn 
 
 ^^5rper8. 
 
 Angiol'pgy, s. Anat. )ik Se^rc oon ben SSlut^ 
 
 ^unb onbercn ®efdf en be§ t^ierifd^en ^orpcr^. 
 
 Angjpmonosper'mous, adj. Bot. nur ein einji* 
 ge§ (Samenforn tragenb. 
 
 An'giosperm, ^.Bot.bie angiofpermifd)e^fIanje. 
 
 Angigsper'mous, adj. Bot. angiofpermifd). 
 
 AngiQt'omy, s. Surg, bie anatomifd^e 3ergUc= 
 
 ^berung ber asiutgefdpe be§ t^ierifc^en ^6rper6. 
 
 An'gle, s. l.berSBinMi 2. ber ^JCngel^afen ; 
 bie ^ngel) — oi timber, cr stone, bie fd()arfc 
 Jlante be§ aSau^oIseS, ber@teine; —of ele- 
 vation, Cim. ber @Ieotttion§n)infeI, Slides 
 tungSWinfel bcr ®efd^U|ej Opts, -of in- 
 cidence, ber einfairswinfel, S^eigungswinfeli 
 —rod, bie Tfngclruttje, —tie piece, Carp. 
 ein langer luff(^6bling, ber ©on ber )^a6}* 
 ftu^lfdule hih sum ©icbelfpiepe ge^t. 
 
 To An'gle, v. I. n. ttngeln? fig. m^ Qttoai 
 
 ^angeln, f^rebenj n. a. anlodfen, onjie^en. 
 
 An'gled, v. a. comp. Geom. minMig. 
 
 An'gler, s. ber !M:ngIer. 
 
 An'gles, s. pL bie Ifngein (beutfii>er SColH' 
 
 ^ftamm)^ 
 
 An'glic, An'gljcan, adj. Qngli!anifd(>, cnglifd^ J 
 the— church, btfanglifanifd^e(engl.=bifd^6fli* 
 
 ^d()e) v^ird^e. 
 
 An'gljcan, s. ber ^nglifoncr. 
 
 An'gljcism, s. bcr 5(nglici§mu§. 
 
 To An'glicize, v. a. onglifiren, englifd^ moc^ei: 
 
 An'gljng, 2). v. ba& ^ngeln j —line, bie ^ngel« 
 [(^nurj -rod, bic ^Cngelrut^e. 
 
 Xn'glo-, comp. — danish, adj. angclbdnifd^ i 
 — norman, I. adj. ongclnormdnnifd^) U. s. 
 ber Tfngelnormann j — saxon, l. adj. angcU 
 
Ango 
 
 41 
 
 Anne 
 
 ^W^i n. s. 1. ber :!fngcIfQ^fei 2. r>U 
 ^Qngelfd^flfd^e ©prad^e. 
 An'gober, s. Bot. Die ^ol^Uxn. 
 ^ngo'la, uid Angora. [2, tie ^rfdltung. 
 
 An'gor, In'gonr, s. 1. ier (Sd^merj, bic ^ein? 
 ^ngo'ra-, *. comp. —goat, bic ,tameelsicge5 
 
 — goat's hair, angorifd^eS ^Qmeeljicgen^aar, 
 
 — rabbit, ber (cngl.) ©eibentjafe) —yam, 
 ^bo§ ,ffameelgarn. 
 
 An'gred. p. a. ersi!irnt, aufgebra(t)t, Bofe. 
 
 An'gri«y, aiiu. 1. jornig, im^ornC) 2. (». ii.) 
 
 Jd^mefjliaft, entjiinbct, bofe. 
 
 An'gry, ac/j.l.sormg, bofej 2.(w. u.)f(i^mers= 
 ^Qft, cntsunbctj an — com, tin bofes (we^es) 
 |)u^neraugc 5 to be — with (at) one, auf 
 
 ^@inen b6fc fein. 
 
 An'goelles, s. pi. Zool. ^abenwiirmcr. 
 
 ^nguil'ljform, adj. Nat. aalformig. 
 
 An'gujsh, s. W ^ngft, auQl, ber ©c^mevj} 
 
 — of mind, bie Seelenangfl. 
 
 To An'gujsh, v. a. mit^ngft ergrcifcn, qudlcn, 
 
 ^mit ^eftigem S^merj dngftigcn. 
 
 An'gujshed, adj. gedngftigetj gequdlt. 
 
 An'gular, I. adj.; 11.— ly, adv. winfcUg, erfig, 
 the — point, ber ^unft, mo @tnja§ cincn 
 
 ^SBinM mad^t. III. — ness, *. mic b. f. SB. 
 
 Angular'ity, ^. bag SiSinfeligf, ©rfige. 
 
 An'gulated, adj. ecfig gcformt, minfclig. 
 
 Angulos'jty, s. rcie Angularity. 
 
 An'gulous, adj. ecfig, winFelig. 
 
 Angusta'tion,^*. bic SScrcngung. 
 
 Angust'jty, An'g^stness , s. 1. bie ©nge? 
 
 ^2. eingcf(3^rdnft()eit, :?Crmutt). 
 
 Angustu'ra-bark [— tshu— ], s. bie ^fngofluras 
 
 ^rinbe bef. au8 3:rinibab. 
 
 Anhela'tion, *. ba§ ,S;eid)Cn. 
 
 Anhy'droQs, adj. Chem. iDofferloS, QnljQbrifd^. 
 
 Anight', AnTghts'[— nit, —nits], adv. Ui^ad)t, 
 
 jn ber ^a6)t, jur Stac^tscit. 
 
 An'jl, s. Bot. ber Itnil, t^k Snbigopflanse. 
 
 ^nile'ness, Anil'jty, s. baS I)ot)e meibl. Uteri 
 
 ^cont. bas ^Itweibcrmdfige. [fd^ig. 
 
 An'imable, adj. fd()ig belcbt ju werbcn, Iebcn§= 
 
 Animadversal, adj. vid. Aniraadversive. 
 
 Anjmadver'sion, s. 1. (n). u.) W SBaI)rne^= 
 mung, aSemerfung , ^(nmerfung '-, 2. bie Se^ 
 le^rung, ber SSerwei^, SJabelj 3. "bk ^^n= 
 
 ^bung, ®eflrafung (mit on, upon). 
 
 Anjmadver'sive, I. adj. (w. it.) mit ffiewuf t* 
 fein U^aht, nja^mel)menb , beurt()eilung§= 
 fd^igj —faculty, ob. II. —ness, s. ba§ 
 SBo^rne^mung§s (emp[inbung5=) SPevmogen, 
 bie^Ueberlegunggs unb SSeurt^eilunggfraft. 
 
 To Animadvert', v. a. 1. njQ^rne^men, mer= 
 fen, empfinbenj 2. cerweifen, a^nben, beftra- 
 tcn (mit on, upon). 
 
 Animadvert'er, s. ber3;ablcr,35cftrafer,9lic^ter. 
 
 An'jmal, I. s. baSS^^ier, fig. (<ont.) ein bum= 
 mer u. grober 5J?enf(^5 II. adj. onimalifd^, 
 tl)ierifd^5 {innlic^ 5 -body, ber t^ierifd^e Mx= 
 per? —economy, ber a-c <Sto|f, ^a^ o-e ©i)* 
 flemj —flower, Nat. ^k ©eeonemonc, — 
 food, ^leifd^ntt^rung, —functions, bic t^ic= 
 rifd^cnSScrrid^tungcn j —kingdom, —system, 
 bQ§3:i)ierrei^) —spirits, bic SebenSgeifter, 
 2cben§!raft. 
 
 Anjmal'cule, .y. ba& 3^^ier(^cn. 
 
 Anjmal'ity', An'jmgilness, s. bie IS^icrl^eit; O^it^ 
 
 ji\(f)C Gigenfc^aft. [t^icrung. 
 
 Animaliza'tion, s. 1. bic 95elebung 5 2. SSer= 
 
 To An'jmalize, v. a. belebenj ccrbauen, afft^ 
 miljren. [muntern, onfeucrn. 
 
 To An'imate, v. a. belcbcn, bcfeclen5 fig. auf' 
 
 An'jmate, adj. An'imated, p. a. bclebt, leben= 
 
 ^big, bcfecltj fig. leb^aftj * feeIcn»oU. 
 
 An'imateness, s. ber 3ufianb beg SSclebtfcin^/ 
 
 ^bttS Seben. 
 
 Anima'tion, s. bie SSelebung, a3efeelung, a5e= 
 wegung, Sebl^aftigfeit, Sebcnbigfcitj btt§IBe= 
 
 JcbenbCj —in trade, ba§ 2cbcn im ^anbtl. 
 
 An'jmatjve, adj. bclcbcnb, befeelcnb. 
 
 An'imatQr, s. ber, ba§ aSelcicnbcj bos Scbcn 
 
 ^ob. Senjegung erjcugenbc ^rincip. 
 
 Animose', I. adj. Icbtjaft, ()i§ig, Ieibenfd)aft= 
 
 ^lid^ 5 II. — ness, s. bie |)cftiyfcit, ^i^c. 
 
 Anjmos'ity, s. bic ^eftigfcit, 2cibenfd)aftti(!b» 
 
 Jdti (Jrbitterung, ber UnwiUe, ©roll, 3orn. 
 
 Animo'so, adj. Mas. bc()erjt, mut^ig, rcgfam, 
 khijaft, leibcnfd^aftlid). [rafftnircn. 
 
 ^mn'gH^s.Bot. bie ^^fningQWurjel (sum^ucfer^ 
 
 An'lse, An'is (-seed), s. Bot. ber ^nig(fame). 
 
 Ank'er, s. ba§ 7fnfcrfdpd)en5 vid. Anchor. 
 
 An'kle, s. ber ^nod^el am ^upe. 
 
 i^ An'lfice, s. ein am ©iirtel getragener ©olc^. 
 
 Ann, Anne, .v. TCnna, ^anna (S-n). 
 
 Annabas'ses,*. pi. Com. eine^Crt grober iDoUner 
 
 ^3euge in ^ranfrcid^, fiir ben (Suinea^anbel. 
 
 An'nalist, s. ber ^nnoUf^, TTnnalenfd^rciber, 
 S^ronifenfd^reibcr. [G^ronif. 
 
 In'nais, s. pi. bie Qfnnalcn, 3a^)'^Butbcr, bic 
 
 An'nats, An'nates, s. pi. Rom. Cath. jd^rlid^e 
 5)tcfTen(fiir »erflorbene ob. lebenbe ^crfonen). 
 
 Annat'to, s. vid. Anotta. 
 
 To Anneal', v. a. Mech. (yulg. neal, nealing) 
 1. au§gliit)en (®Iag, Gifen, 2C.)5 2. ^arben 
 auf®la8 einbrennen, auf®tas malcn? 3.ba& 
 gcblafcnc ®Ia& (in ben ,Ku^lofcn bringen), 
 abMljlcn, 4. brenncn (3iegel, k.)j 5. mit 
 iDlfarbe trdnfcn, Men. 
 
 ToAnnex', v. a. 1. an^dngcn, beifiigcn, ^injufii* 
 gen , bcifd)Iicf en (cinen Sricf, :c.)j 2. (— to...> 
 terbinbcn (mit), tcrcinigcn (mit). 
 
Anne 
 
 42 
 
 Aiioin 
 
 ^nnex', s. ^a§ Seigefugte, 3ubc^6r, ber ^n» 
 
 ^ang, bie Gigenfcljaft. 
 
 ^nnex'ary, s. t)aS ^n|dngfel, bic ^uisufiigung, 
 ^3ugabe. 
 Annexa'tion, s. ].l)ie95eifugung, Ofn^cingungj 
 
 2. SSereinigung, SSerbinbung (—to, mit). 
 Annexed', p. a. Com. beigefugt, augcbogcn, 
 
 nebcnfte^enb. 
 ^nnex'ment, s. 1. t)ic SSerbiitbung, t)Q§ aSei 
 
 fugen; 2. ba§ S5erbunt)ene/ ffieigcfiigte, t)er 
 
 7Cnt)Qng. 
 
 Anni'hjlable, adj. ocrnid^tbar, jcrflorbar. 
 To Annl'hjlate, v. a. 1. ccmid^ten, jerf^oren ; 
 
 2. j?g. Quf()eben, umflopen, annuUircn, amor* 
 
 tiren, omortifiren, mortifictren ; to — orders 
 
 Com. gegebenc Tfuftrdgc mbcrrufen , ab= 
 
 fd^rcibcn. 
 Anni'hilate, adj. t»crni(^tct. 
 Annihiia'tion, s. 1. bic SScrnid^tung, 3t'rft6s 
 
 rung; 2. :Kmortifation, 5}?ortification ; 3. 
 JRid)tiQMt, bcr duf erftc SSerfall. 
 An'njs, s. vid. Anise. [U(i^. 
 
 Annjver'sarily, adv. (aU) \&i)Vli^, ia^regfcicr= 
 Anniver'sary, I. s. 1. bcr 3al)rc§tag ; 2. H§> 
 
 Sa^rcSfeft, Die Sa^reSfcier, Da§ 3al)rbcgdng= 
 
 nif ; anniversaries, *. pi. Rom. Cath. 2(ns 
 
 nioerfarien, ©ecleumcffcn , t>ie tdgltc^ tjaS 
 
 ganje ^ai)x i^intnivd) gc^altcniDerDen (follen)} 
 JI. adj. i&^xli(i) ; -feast, fca§ 3at)rc&fefl. 
 An'no (Ittt.) comp. vid. in A, abbr. 
 An'nolis, s. Zool. \>k ^nolis, tint anmiU- 
 
 nifdje 6it)ed)fc, bie 9)?o^)§eil)e(l^fe. 
 AnnOrajna'tion, *. vid. Agnomination. 
 To An'notate, v. a. XnmcrFungen ju einer 
 
 ©d^rift madden, onmerfen; auffd^rctben, auf= 
 jeic^ncn. [syjote. 
 
 Annota'tion, s. I)ic7fnmerfungsueincr©(l^nft, 
 Annota'tionist, s. vid. b. f. SB. 
 Annota'tor [W, Wore.; an'-no-ta-tor, Wb. 
 
 &c.], s. r^tv TCnmerFer, «y?otcnmadKr, ^u$lc* 
 
 ger (einer @(|>rift). 
 Annot'ta, Anot'to, s. vid. Anotta. 
 To Announce', v. a. anfunbigen, onjeigen, be* 
 
 fanntmad)en, ttnmelben. 
 AnnoiinceVnt, s. btc ^njeige, ^JTnfiJnbigung, 
 
 aSefanntmac^ung. [feitsbringcr ob. SSote. 
 Annoiin'cer,*.ber:iCnseiger,:Kn!unbiger,?leuigs 
 To Annoy', v.a. bcunrut)igen, plagen, beftbmc* 
 
 rcn, ftSrcn, belfifHgen, fc^oben. 
 ^nnoy', s. bieSeldfligung, ^lagc, <St6rung. 
 ^nnoy'ance, s. bttS SSeldftigcn, ^logen, BtO' 
 
 ren ; bie ^lage, Slual, bcr ©erbruf , bic 95e= 
 
 fd^roerbc, Unru^e; Law, bic 95efc^dbigung 
 
 (ber etra^en, 95riLi«en, :c.) ; -jury, ein ®e* 
 
 fddroornengeric^t jur Unterfu(^ung 6ffentlid>er 
 
 Xnf!6figfeiten «. <St6rangen. 
 
 Annoy'er, s. bcr Sludler, ^lagegcifl, ®<un« 
 
 ^ru^iger, bic^^lage. 
 
 An'nual, I. adj. ittljriid) ; J5of .cinid^rtg ; Corns. 
 
 — account, bic 3tt()rc&rcd;nung ; -balance, 
 
 bic (Sc^Iupbilans, ©c^luprcd^nung ; —plant, 
 
 Bat. einc cinjdtjrige ^flanjc ; II. s. 1. Bot. bic 
 
 einjdt)rige ^flanjc, bag ©ommcrgcradd^S ; 2. 
 
 bie3a^rc8fd;rift5 Ill.-ly, arfi;. die ^aljre, 
 ^ .. fiir ein obcr ba§ ^al)V, jd^rlid?. 
 An'nuary, vid. Annual. 
 Annn'jtant, s. bcr (3Q^re5=) Slcntncr, Sientcn^ 
 
 I)aber, 3:ontincnbcfi|er, Sapitalifl. 
 Annu'ity, s. bic I'nnuitdt, id^rli4)e Ccibrcutc, 
 
 3eitrcntc; baS Sa^vgclb. 
 To Annul', v. a. QnuuUircn, ungultig mad; en, 
 
 mortificiren ; aufljcbcn, abfcbaffcn; tcrni(^« 
 
 ten ; Corns, to - orders, gcgcbcnc^fuftrdgc 
 
 njibcrrufen, abftljrcibcn ; sale annulled, aiif= 
 ^ge^obener^8Scr!auf. 
 An'nular, An'nulary, adj. ringformig. 
 An'nulet, ;y. bcr flcinc Oling, ba& Olingcld^cn ; 
 
 Arch, cine Heine cicrecfige ©cfimmSccrsic* 
 
 rung in bcr borifd^en ©dulcnorbnung. 
 Annul'm§nt, s. bic ^uf^cbung, ^nnuHirung, 
 ^■Jfmortifation, 5}?ortification. 
 An'nulbs piscato'rius, s. (lat.) * Ecc. bcr %i* 
 
 [(^erring, ba§ pdpfil. Snfiegclj Sub Annuio 
 ^Piscatvris, untcr bcm pdpftlid)en ©iegcl. 
 An'num, (lat.) ... per — , adv. ... fur ein ob. 
 
 U^ Sai^r, jdljrlid). [^injureinen. 
 
 To Annu'iuerate, v. a. ^insusd^lcn, beisd^lctt; 
 Annumera'tion, s. bic^injurec^nuug, SSeired^' 
 
 nung, a5ci5d()Iung. 
 Annuncja'tion, s. l.bicSScrfunbigung; 2. Ecc. 
 
 (—day), 5)Jarid SSerMnbigung. 
 -Annuncja'tor, .?. ber ?Cnfunbiger. 
 An'pdyne, adj, bcf. Med. fcOmersflillcnb, lin* 
 
 bcrnb ; an — necklace, ein magnetift^sd^cmi* 
 
 f(^c§ |)al§banb jur (Srleidiiterung be& 3a^nen§ 
 Jid ,^inbcm. 
 
 An'odyne?, s. pi. Med. [(bmcrjftiUcnbe SSJJittcI. 
 An'Qdynous, adj. vid. Anodyne. 
 To Anoint', v.a. 1. falbcn; fig. einwei^cn; 
 
 2. fcbmicren; the Lord's a-cd, bcr ©cfalbtc 
 
 beSJ^errnj a-ing-oil, bog @alb6l. 
 Anoint'^r, .?. bcr ©albeubc. [®efalbtfcin. 
 Anoint'ment, s. bag ©albcn, bie ©albung, bag 
 Anom'alar, adj. vid. Anomalous, 
 Anom'ali§m, s. vid. Anomaly. 
 Anomalis'tjc, Anomalis'tical, adj. T. anomal, 
 
 unregclmdfig, (»on bcr Oleget) abwtid^enb; 
 
 — year, Ast. bag anomaliflifd^c ^<i^r. 
 Anom'alous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. T. anoma* 
 
 Iif(^, unregelmd^ig ; III. — ncss, s. Me Un' 
 
 regclmdpigfeit. 
 AnSm'aly, s. Gram, & Ast. bicTfniMnaUc ; 7(b* 
 
Anon 
 
 43 
 
 Ante 
 
 loci^jng ton bcr Slegel, Olegelreibngfdt ; 
 Mus. einc falfii^c Sonleitcr ot>. ^ntcrvallc ; a 
 natnral — , etwaS ^taturiDibrige^. 
 
 ^nofl', adv. 1. Qkid), foglei(^, ball); 2. ton 
 3citsu3ctt, suweilcn; 3. wqS gicbt'fi? roie 
 ocrfIc^en<Siet>a§? ever and—, immcrfovt, 
 hii jeDcr Oelcgen^cit. 
 
 i^non'ymal, adu. vid. Anonymous. 
 
 Angnym'ity, s. tou Anonymousness. 
 
 ^.non'ymous, I. adj. ; II.— ly, adv. anoni)m(i\d)), 
 o^ne 3?omen, ungcnannt ; — society, Com. 
 bte anon^me (namenlofc) ®efeUf(^aft ; III. 
 ~ uess, s. l)ie ^JfnonQmitdt, Ungcnannt^cit, 
 S^ameuccrfd^roeigung. [rcyic. 
 
 An'orexy, *. Med. bic ^fpctitlofig!eit, ^Cno= 
 
 i^noth'^r, adj. tin anbeier, cine onbcrc, ein 
 ont)erc§; folgent), ndc^ft; nod) eincr, cine, 
 eineS; i?crf(^iebcn ; one—, cinanbcr, gegcn= 
 feitig; one after—, nad) einanber; from—, 
 con cinonber; one among—, unter cinanbcr, 
 one with-, mit cinanber, 93ciDc, Mc, ju^ 
 fammen, (Sins in'§ Tfnbcrc gerc(]^net. 
 
 /Lnot'ta, s. bet 5Drlcan=:SaumCJ5<xa orellana — 
 L.); baton ber SDrlcQn, ^Cnnotto. 
 
 Anough, Anow, vid. Enough, Enow. 
 
 An'sated, adj. gc^cnFcIt, mit «|)anbl)abcn. 
 
 Anspesade', s. (franj.) Mil. bcr ©cfrcitc bcim 
 ^upooIFc. 
 
 To An'swer [an'-s§r] , v. I. a. 1. ontmortcn, 
 (6tn)Q§) beantttorten ; 2. ®cnuge , ^olgc 
 leiftcn, gcnug t^un, abljelfcn, cvfiillen, bcfiic= 
 bigcn, beja^lcn ; 3. (eincr ©ad)c) cntfprc^cn, 
 gemapfein; 4.crn)iebern ; n)iebcrt)oIcnj 5. bu* 
 fen j Corns, to —a bill, cinen Sffict^fclbcctcn, 
 cinl3fen, bcja^lenj to — a claim, cine ^or* 
 berung gut madf^en, eine©d()ulb cntric^ten, 
 to — a debt, 1. cinc @(l(>uH) bcja^Icn j 2. fiir 
 cine (S(^ulb SSurgc merbcnj to — exigencies, 
 bcm5)?angeI(@cH)mQngeO cntgegen fommcn ; 
 it a-s no purpose, c§ ^ilft JU ni(t)tS ; II. n. 
 1. ontnjortcn; 2. fid) tcrantroortenj 9lcbe 
 unb "Jfntroort gcben, Sftecbenfi^oft gcben, QU 
 »a§ cerantmortenj 3. bfirgcn, gut fcin, cin= 
 fle^en (-for, fiir...) 5 4. fic^ (tor ©cvicbt) 
 ftcUen, Gincn tertrctenj 5. paffcn, taugen 
 ic.i 6. gelingcn, anf(^Iagcn j to — again, er- 
 wiebern, entgcgncn, terfc^cn. 
 
 in'swer[jin'-s?r], s. 1. bic7(nt»ort; bo5'iCnt= 
 roortfc^reibcnj 2. bie 9lc(^enf(baft5 3. bcr 
 einrourf, bieSBiberlegung, ®egen[d)rift, Otc= 
 ccnfion; ^ntifritifj Law, bieOlcplif, llnt-- 
 roort auf eine^lagej Am. bie ^Cntmort be§ 
 @enat§ ob. bc§ ^aufes bcr Sleprdfcntanten 
 Quf bie 6r6ffnung§rebc beg ^rdftbentcn ber 
 gs. ®t. Ob. bes ®out>erneur§ eineS ber <Bta(X= 
 ten (wag im cngl. ^arlamente bie Tfbreffe 
 
 ift)5 Mar. bcr ©egengrup (mit Jlanonen= 
 
 Jd()iiffen) j 4. (5/t.Cym. 5, o)aBicbcroergeltung. 
 
 An'sw^rable [an'-ser-able], I. adj.; II. — ly, 
 ado. 1. bcantwortlid^ 5 tcrantn>ort(i(^ ; 2. cnt» 
 fprec^cnb, gcmdp, ibcrcinftimmcnb, tcr^dlt= 
 nipmdpig 3 ongcmcffcn, fcbictUd^ 5 glcid), d^n= 
 lid^i III. — ness, s. 1. bie SSeantraortli^fcit} 
 {BerantwortUd^fcit; 2. 7fngcmc|fcn(>cit, tt)n= 
 
 Jid^feit. 
 
 An'sw?r?r [an'-s?r-er], s. 1. bcr Intnjortcnbc, 
 
 JBcantwortcr j 2. ®cgncr, Oleplifant. 
 
 An't, A'n't, 1. contr. viilg. fiir: am not, are 
 not, is not; — it? ni(bt wotjr? 2. (fl. and 
 if it), unb wenn, wcnn, vid. in And. 
 
 Ant, s. Ent. bie^Cmcifc; —bear, —eater, bcr 
 :if-nbdr,'?C-nfrclTer; -eggs, :M:-ncicr5 -hill 
 (—hillock), bcr ^-ntjaufcn j — lion, ber ^-n= 
 
 Jmc. 
 
 Antac'jd, vid. Antlacid. 
 
 Antag^QHi^m, s. bcr SBibcrflrcit, SiJibcrfianb, 
 ba0 ®cgcnftrcben, bie ©cgcnwirfung. 
 
 Antag'onist, I. *. 1. bcr ®cgncr, SBibcrfac^trj 
 2. baS ©cgcnt^cil, ©cgenftiirf j Anat. ber 
 ®cgenmueh1 ; II. adj. vid. b. f SB. 
 
 Antagonis'tic, adj. Wibcrftrcitcnb. 
 
 To Antag'onize, v. n. njibcrftrcitcn, »ibcr» 
 
 '^flrcbcn, (©incm) cntgegen fcin. 
 
 AntanaclJi'sjs, s. Rhet. bic ^fntanaHaflS. 
 
 AntaphrQdit'jc, adj. Med. antitcncrifd). 
 
 AntapQplec'tjc, adj. QntopoplcFtifd;, wirffam 
 gcgcn ben ©d)lagpup. 
 
 Antiirc'tic, adj. Geog. bcm Siorbcn cntgcgcn* 
 gcfc^t, am ©iibpolc, fiiblid^, antarf tif(^ ; the 
 — pole, or the — , bcr ©iibpol. 
 
 Antarf/irit'ic» adj. gidfjt^cilcnb. 
 
 Anta8thmat'jc[— ast— ], adj. gut iviber tie 
 
 ^(Sngbriiftigfeit. 
 
 An'te, (lat.) partic. comp. SSors. 
 
 \n'teact, s. baSSJcrgangcnc, bic friiljcrcJ^anbs 
 
 ^lung ob. Zi^at; a-s, pi. tcrgangcnc ©ingc. 
 
 Anteceda'neous, adj. tor^crgcl)Cnb. 
 
 To Antecede', v.jt. (bcr 3cit nad)) tor()crgcl)en. 
 
 Antece'dence, Antece'dency, *. ba§ S5orl)Cr» 
 
 ^gc^cn, fril^cr S5orl;anbcnfcin. 
 
 Antece'd?nt, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. )^oxl)C\'* 
 gcljenb, oorgdngig, porldufig, tor; —to, 
 eljer, aid ... 3 III. *. basaSor^crgcljcnbc ; Cram. 
 ba§ ^ntcccben§, bcpgl. Log. vl. Math, bcr 
 
 JSorbcrfa^, ba& JBorberglicb. 
 
 Anteces'sor, s. bcrSBorgdngcr (in cincm 5fmtc, 
 
 ^2C.), SSorfaljr im Scfi^ j fig. bcr :}Cttfiit)rcr. 
 
 An'techamb?r, s. ba§ SSorjimmcr. 
 
 An'techapel, s. bic sCorcttpcUc, SSor^aUe. 
 
 Anteghris'tjan, adj. X>ox6)Xifili6). 
 
 Ante'oians [— shanz], s. pi, Geog. bie ©«' 
 genwo^ner (yid. Antoeci). 
 
Ante 
 
 44 
 
 Anti 
 
 Antecur'sor, s. Uv S5orIttufer. 
 
 To An'tedate, v. a. fritter ot). juriicf batircnj 
 
 * oorf(^mecEen, »orempfint)en, ©orgcnicfcnj 
 ^an a-d old age, ein frul)e§ UlUv. 
 An'tedate, *. l)a§ frii^ere Saturn ; * Ijer 58or= 
 ^fd^mtttf. ^ [t^iQ, anUt>xlumani\6). 
 
 Intedjlu'vial, Antedilu'vian, adj. icorfunt)Pu= 
 Antedjlu'vians, s. pi. bie ^ntet)iluoianer. 
 An'telope, s. vid. Antilope. 
 AntelQ'can, adj wa§ »or S^ogeS ^nbrud) i|^. 
 Antgmend'jan, adj. oormittdgig (vid. A. M. 
 
 in A abbr.) 
 
 Antemet'lc, adj. gut Wilder baS (Srbre(^cn. 
 Antemet'ics (Antemetica), s. pi. Med. antc= 
 ^mettfdje, ©rbrcd^en ftilttnljeCOiittel. 
 Antemiin'dane, arfj. oor @rfd;affung t)er SBelt 
 
 oor^anDen gcwefcn. 
 .Jnten'nae, *. p/. £nf. W ^llil)I^6rncr. 
 Antenum'ber, s. t)ie corbere 3qI)I. 
 Anteniip'tial [— shul], adj. Dor^od^jeitHd). 
 Antepas'shal, arfj. oor S)flern. 
 An'tepast, *. t)ie fleinc Ob. geringe S5ormtt^l= 
 jeitj yig. bcr SSorgcnuf, SSorf4)marf. 
 An'tepeniilt, Gram. I. adj. i>er, bie, t5a& britt* 
 
 \z%iz ; II. J. vid. D. f. 98. 
 Antepenul'tima, .9. Gram. W TCntcpenulttma. 
 Antepenul'tjinate, adj. Gram, jur lntepenul= 
 ^tima ge^orig. 
 
 Antepilep'tjc (— cal) , adj. Med. aitttepilc)?: 
 ^tifd^, gut wiber bie ^alTfud^t. [?0?ittel. 
 
 Antepjlep'tjcs , .v. pi. Med. antiepileptifd^e 
 An'tepOrt, *. baS duf crc S^or. 
 Anteposi'tion, *. Gram, bie SSorfe^ung cineS 
 ^aSorteS. [ment. 
 
 Antepiedic'ament , s. Log. ba& i8!5orprdbiCtt= 
 ^nte'rior, Ante'riour, adj. (—to) Oor^ergeI)enb 
 
 (ber 3eit unb bem Olaumc m6)), \>ovber, 
 
 ^o^er, ttltcr. 
 Anterior'jty, s. 1. ba§ e^crfein, ^ru()erfein 
 
 (ber 3eit u. bem ^rte na^); 2. ber SSorsug, 
 
 SBorrang, bie ^oljere ©telle j 3. bag bobere 
 JItcr. 
 
 An'ter66in, s. boS SSorjimmer. 
 Antestom'agh, s. Anat. bcr SSormagcn, (bei 
 
 bem ^ebemeb) ber ^ropf. 
 ^nthe'lion[— t-h— ], :?. Phys. bic ©cgenfonne. 
 Ani/ielmin'tjc, a^j. anttjclmintifd^, gutjuibcr 
 ^bie SBiirmer. 
 Aa'them, .v.berSBe(bfeI(^or.6borgefang, |)od)= 
 
 gefang, beilige ob. gei|^Iid)c ©efang, bic 9}?o= 
 
 tettemitDrgelbegleitung, —wise, adj. n)ed)= 
 Jelweife (borpngenb. 
 An'tTiemis, s. Bot. bie romifcbe Jtamille. 
 An't/i?r, s. Bot. bie TCntbere, ber ©taubbcutel. 
 int/iQlSg'ical, ac/j. antboIogif4>. 
 ^nt7iSl'9^y, s. bie^nt^ologie: l./i7. bieTfb* 
 
 ^anblung fiber ffllumcn; 2. fig. Lit. bicSBlu- 
 
 mcnlefe, 3. Gr. Ch. tint ©ammlung ten 
 ^©ebetformeln. 
 Anth'ony [-tony], ^.:Kntomu&, "JCnton (9)? n) ; 
 
 St. — 's-fire, Med. H^ ^ntoniu§=^cucr, bif 
 
 aiofc, ber Sftotljlauf. 
 An't/ios, s. 1. Bot. ©lumen, Slutl)en ; 2. Olo&* 
 
 marin ; 3. Aich. Ut Huinteffens, baS ®clb= 
 ^elijcir, 4. bie ^erleffcnj. 
 An't/iracite, *. Min. ©lanjfo^Ie, .ffo^Icnblcnbc. 
 Anf/iracom'eter, s. Chem. ber ^fntbrafomctcr, 
 ^^oi)lenfduremeJTer. [funfcl. 
 
 An't/irax, s. Med. & Vet. bic ^cflbcule, ^ar= 
 x4nf/irop6g'nosy, s. P/i. Ut ^enfd)cn?enntnif, 
 ^^enfdKufunbe. [gung§Icl)rc. 
 
 Ant/iropog'ony , x.^Ph. bie SOlcnfd^cncrjcu= 
 An^/iropog'raphy, Ant/iropol'^gy, s. Ph. bie 
 
 ^laturleljre bc§ SJlenfd^cn. 
 An</iropomor'phism, s. Ecc. bcr ^fntbropo* 
 
 morp]^igmu§. 
 Anf/iropomor'phTte , s. Ecc. bcr ^fnt^rcpc 
 ^morp^it. [popatl)ic. 
 
 Anf/iropop'ai/iy, s. Ph. & Theol. bic Tfntbro- 
 Anf/iropoph'agi , s pi. bie 5)fenfd)cnfrcffcr, 
 ^^annibalcn. 
 
 Anf/iropoph'agoos, adj. mcnfibcnfrcffcnb. 
 Anf/iropoph'agy, s. ba§ 9)?enf(benfrc|Tcn, bie 
 ^5Kcnf^enfrcfrcrei. [^b^fiognomie. 
 
 Anf/iropos'copy, s. Ph. bic 9}lcnf(bcn[d}au^ 
 Anf/iropos'ophy, s. Ph. bic Xnt^ropofopl)ic. 
 Anthypnotic, AnthypQchon'drlac, Anthypnph'- 
 
 ora, Anthyster'ic, cor. ft. Antihypnotic, &c. 
 
 vid. Anti .... 
 
 An'ti (griecb.) partic. comp. mibcr, gcgcn. 
 Antiaboli'tionist , s. 1. bcr Tfntiabolltionifl, 
 
 ©cgner ber ©clapcnabfd^offung j 2. gcinb 
 ^bcr Stcucrungcn. 
 Antiac'jd, Med. I. adj. bcr ©durc wibcrfictjcnb, 
 
 \>it ©dure bdmpfcnb? II. a-s, s.pi. ^Mttd 
 ^gegen W ©dure. 
 
 Antjaraer'jcan, adj. antiamcrifanifd). 
 Antiapoplec'tjca, s. pi. Med. 5Kittcl gcflcn 
 ^ben (Scblagflup. 
 
 Antjari/iri't'ic , Med. I. adj. ontarttjritifcb; 
 ^11. a-8, s. pi. gi(btlinbernbe 5JlittcI. 
 Antjattrit'ion, s. Mech. tint ©(bmicre, um bic 
 ^Oleibung bciOJlaftbinen, :c. ju ocrminbcrn. 
 An'tjc, J. adj.; II. ~ly, adv. 1 . alt, altV'dtCs 
 
 rif(b, altmobifd) (vid. Antique) ; 2. fcltfam, 
 
 grotc§!; 3. ld(bcrli(b, abcntcucrlicb? III. s. 
 
 1 . bcr -^oJTenreif cr, ^angmurfl^ 2.bic^'ra|e, 
 
 ®Qu!clei5 3. ba& ©cfpenft, ©(bcufal, 4. bie 
 
 ^ntifc(v?d. Antique). 
 To An'tjc, V. a. jum f^arrcn matben ; Idd)cr= 
 
 Iicbma(ben4 M^pc/j. anlifarbcitenj cmS5ud) 
 
 auf bem ©(bnittc mit ^iguren jieren. 
 
Anti 
 
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 Anti 
 
 .Jntjc^bec'tjc, adj. Med. ontifa(^c!tif(l^. 
 
 An'tjchamb§r, s. vid. Antechamber. 
 
 An'tjghrist [ Wore.'], s. i)er ^ifntic^rifl. 
 
 Antighrist'laD, I. adj. n)iDcrci)rifKi(^ j II. s. 
 
 Jitv 3ti(^tirift, (S^riftcnfeint). 
 
 Antichnst'janifsni, Antjghrifstian'jty, *.^crltns 
 ti(irirtiani§mu§. 
 
 An'tjchronism, s. t)er ^nti<3^roni§mu&. 
 
 To Anti9'ipate, v. a. 1. oor ber 3cit ti)\xn, 
 oori)er(n>eg)ne^men, tjorgreifenj 2. »orau& 
 geniepen, oorempftntjen j 3. nic&to^nc®runb 
 a^nen, »orau§fe|enj 4. juoorfommen, oor= 
 baueti/i^inbern; to— payment, Com. anticipi= 
 ren, t>or ber3cit3a^lung Idftenj a-d appeal, 
 Laic, t)ie anticipirtc "^Tppeaationj a-d old 
 ago, cin frii()seitigc» ^Iter. 
 
 Anticjpa'tion, *. 1. t>a& SSorQuSne^mcn, bie 
 aSorroegna^me, baSSSorgreifeii) 2. t)icS5cr= 
 empfinbung, fcerSSorfc^mactj ba&SSorgcfut)!^ 
 t)Qg f(^on im ©cifle ©c()en j 3. bcr »orgcfaptc 
 aSegriff, Da§ SSorurt^eil , 4. tie (Srroartung, 
 5. t>a8 3uoorfommcn} Com-*. bicTCnticipon^ 
 boja^lung , a Cto-jQ^lung j by — , auf If b= 
 f(^lag, a (^ontoi auf Eieferung j a-s, pi. "Kxi' 
 ticipation§gef(!>5fte. 
 
 Antr^'jpator, s. 1. ^incr, bcr corner megnimmt, 
 oorgreift, juoorfommt, 2. Com. bcr SSor= 
 Mufer. [niepent), oorgreifcnb. 
 
 Anti^'jpatQry, adj. ooriDcg ne^mcnb, torgcs 
 
 Antjcli'max, s. Rhei. W umgcfc^rtc @tcige= 
 rung, ©egcnfleigerung. 
 
 Inticonstjtu'tional, Pol. adj. onticonflitutios 
 ncil, terfttffung&wibrig. 
 
 Antjconstitu'tionalifst, s. Pol. bcr ^nticonfH= 
 
 jixiiomUt, SJerfQJfung&gcgncr. 
 
 intjcpnvul'sive, adj. Med. Qnt{conouirit>if(i^, 
 gut wiber SSerjutfungen. [fd)c OJJittcl. 
 
 Antjconvul'sjves, s. pi. Med. anticontulfici= 
 
 An'tlcor, *. Far. t)ic SSruftgefd^lDUlfl. 
 
 Anticosmet'ic, adj. Med. ter @(^ont)Cit nQ(^= 
 
 Jt)cilig, antieo§metif(^. [s^ittel. 
 
 Anticosmet'ics, s. pi. Med. ttnti!ogmetif(^e 
 
 An'tjcourtler [— tsbur], s.t>ZX ®cgncr Ob.^citlb 
 
 ^beg^jofeS, Gd^ranjcnfeinb. [©(^opfcrS. 
 
 Antjcrea'tpr, s. bct ©egncr ot). ^eint) t)e§ 
 
 An'tics, s.pl. ®rotC&fcn(c/. Antic & Antique). 
 
 An'tidate, s. &, v. cor. vid. Antedate. 
 
 Antidemocrat'jc, — cal, adj. Pol. antibemos 
 
 Jxati^i^, ber SSolfS^errfd^aft feinbU(!^. 
 
 Antidjlu'vjan, adj.&s. cor. vid. Antediluvian. 
 
 An'tidotal, Antido'tary, adj. Med. ontibotOs 
 rif(i^: i. aU ®egcngift biencnb; 2. tjonbcn 
 
 ^®egengiftcn lyanbelnb. (©egenmittcl. 
 
 xAn'tidote, <y. 1. Med. baS ©cgeugift, 2. fig. bQ& 
 
 To in'tidote, v. a, 1. Me^/. ©egcngift cinge* 
 htMi ^-fie. bur4> ©eflenmittel er^alten. 
 
 Antidys^nter'ic, arfj. Med. ttntibt)fentcrif(^. 
 Antj^met'jca (— ics), s, pi. vid. Antemetics. 
 Antient, Antientry, &c. vid. Ancient, &c. 
 An'tjface, s. bttS ©cgcngcftd^t, bic cntgcgcngc* 
 Jt^U ©cite. [mcr. 
 
 Antifanat'jc, s. bcr ^cinb bcr ®Iaubcn§fd)n)Qr= 
 Antjfeb'rile, adj. Med. ficbcr^Cilcnb, ficbcr= 
 ^oertrcibenb. 
 
 Antifeb'rjls, s. pi. Med. gicbcrmittcl. 
 Antifed'eralist, s. Am. Pol. bcr'JCntifobcralift. 
 Antigijg'Ier, J. Mech. cin gcfrummtcr, mctQUc* 
 ^ner (^luffigfcitgO ^cbcr. [bcrflc^cnb. 
 
 Antihypnot'ic, adj. Med. bcr ©djtaffud^t roi* 
 Antihypn6t'jcs» *• P^« Med. ant^l)pnotif(t>C 
 ^9)?ittel. [^t)po(^onbrie. 
 
 Antjhypoclion'drjac, adj. Med. gut wibcr bic 
 Antjhypochon'drj^ics, s. pi. Med. antit)Dpos 
 ^d^onbrif(^e 5Kittcl. [(ScgcnbcrecidftcUc. 
 
 Antjhypoph'ora, s. Rket. bic 7rnfu()rung cincr 
 Antjhyster'jc, adj. Med. anti()r)flcrifd). 
 Antihyster^jcs, s. pi. Med. 5J?ittcI gcgcn bic 
 ^|)t)flcric. 
 
 Antjlegom'ena, s. Bill, bic Tfntilcgomcna. 
 Antilog'arif/im, s. Math, bcr XntiIogaritl)mc. 
 Antri'ogy, s. Lit. bic^ntilogic, bcrSBibcrflrcit 
 ^bcr ®runbc fur unb wibcr cincn <Sa§. 
 AntiloOn', s. Com. einS^amc bc§ fcincn brcitcn 
 ^(S^alonS. [jicgc (in ^Ticn unb :}Cfrifa). 
 
 An'tilDpe, s. Zool. biclfntilopc, ®a5cUc,^irfd)s 
 Antii'oqurst, s. Lit. bcr Sffiibcrfprcdjcr, ©cgucr. 
 Xntjminjste'rjal, adj. Pol. bcm 0)?iniflcrium, 
 
 bcr Olcgierung fcinblid). [ricllc. 
 
 Antiministe'rjalistj^ s. Pol. bcr ^fntiminiftc* 
 Antjmonargh'ical (Antimonarch'jc),/*o/. I. adj, 
 
 antimonQr(i^if(l^ 5 II. — ness, s. bcr^Cntimo* 
 
 nar(3^igmu§, ^ap gcgcn bic OJJonarti^ic. 
 Antjmon'ar^hist, s. Pol. bcr ^fntimcnard)ifl. 
 IntjmO'njal , adj. Cliem. antimcnifd^ , jum 
 ^©piepgtafc gcl)6rig, bttrau§ bcrcitct. [fals- 
 Antirao'niate, s. C/iem.ba&<SpicpgIanj(on)b):: 
 AntimO'njat^d, adj. Chem. fpicpgla§t)ttltig. 
 Antimo'nious, adj. Chem. Qntimonifiljj— acid, 
 ^bie ©picpglansfdurc. 
 
 An'timony, s. ba§ ^ntimonium, ©picpglaS. 
 Antjmor'alist, *. bcr ^cinb bcr ®ittUd)fcit. 
 Antjmu'sical, adj. m6)t mufifalifd) ; ot)nc mu= 
 ^fifalifd^cS ®c^6r. 
 
 Antintjphrit'jc, adj. Med. antincp()ritif(l^. 
 Antjno'ra|an, I. adj. fcinbli(^ gcgcn bQ$ ®cfc^ ; 
 
 ju bcr ©ectc ber^ntinomiftcn gcl)6rig j II. x. 
 joid. Antinomist. 
 
 Antjno'mian^, s. pi. Ecc. bic "Jfntinomicr. 
 Antjno'mianism, .v. Ecc. bcr IfutinomiSmuS. 
 An'tinomist, s. bcr ^ntinomift, ®cfc§fturmcr. 
 An'tjnomy, s. bic Tlntinomie. [piftifcl). 
 
 Antjpa'p^il, Antjp^pis'tjc (— cai), adj. Qntipa* 
 
Anti 
 
 46 
 
 Anti 
 
 AntipSralyt'lc (— cal), adj. Med. antiparalQ= 
 
 Antjpaf/iet'lcal (Antipaf/iet'ic), I. adj. ; II.— ly 
 adv. t>on katnx juroiDer, mt>xiq, roiberflrc^ 
 Unt>, unjjertrdgli^ ) III. — ness, .v. ba§ln= 
 tipat^etifd^c, natiirlid^c ^urailjerfein. 
 
 Antifp'af/ions, adj. vid. Antipathetical. 
 
 ^ntip'a%, s. Wllntmtlik, Die (5?otur»)^b* 
 
 Antjpatriot'ic, orfj. unpatriotifci^. [^Itdren. 
 Antipen'dl^m, s. Ck. fcog SSor^angStut^ t?on 
 Antiperis'tasis, *. P/m/j. J)ie Qfntiperiftafe. 
 Antjpestjlen'tial , adj. Med. antipeftilentia= 
 
 li(6), pefl^cilent). 
 Antjphlogis'tjc, I. arfi. antip()logiftifi^, cntsfin* 
 
 t)ung§roil)ng, ^i^c bampfenb, II. *. MecZ. 
 
 1. Die "KntWo^iftiU 2.Der:jfntip^rogiftifer5 
 
 a-s, s. pi. Med. ^ittd gcQcn dntjiint^ung. 
 An'tiphon, s. Mus. t)cr SBe(^fel(^or, ®egcn= 
 
 gcfong (ve'rf. Anthem). 
 /Lntifph'gnal, I. s» mc Antiphonary, qv. , II. 
 
 adj. ; III. — ly, adv. im SBed^fcld^or fingcnl)? 
 
 in abrocd()fclnt)cn Sljoren. 
 .fLntiph'onary (Antfph'oner), s. Rom. Cath. 
 
 t)a§ ^ntip^onarium, d^orbut^. 
 Antiph'one, Antiph'ony, s. vid. Antiphon. 
 Antiphon'ic (—cal), adj. antiptjonifd). 
 AntiphVasis, An'tjphrase, s. Gram, bic "KxitU 
 ^p^rafe, i)er®cgenfinn. [adv. antip^raftifcb- 
 Antiphras'tjcal (Antiphras'tic), I. adj. II. — ly, 
 ^ntip'odal, Ast. I. adj. antipoi)if(^, entgcgenj 
 
 the — meridian, bcr 9}Jittag§Frci§ bcr ©es 
 
 genffipler, II. a-s, s.pt. ©egenfupler. 
 ^ntip'odSs, *. p/. Ast. Die "JCntipoijen, ®egen= 
 ^fiiflcri joe. SBit)crfo(t>er. 
 An'tjpoison, *. t)aS (55egengift. 
 In'tjpope, s. J)er ©egcnpapfl. 
 An'tjport, s. vid. Anteport. [^^tr(j^c feint). 
 Antjprelat'lc ( — cal), adj. Uv bif.l^(5fliicn 
 An'tjpriest, s. I)er ^ricfterfeinD. 
 Antjpriest'craft, s. t)a§ :iCntipfaffentt)um. 
 Antiprin'ciple, s. t)a§ ©egenprincip. 
 Antjproph'et, s. ber ^rop^etcnfcint). 
 Antipto'sjs, s. Gram. Die SafuSi^erwec^felung 
 ^(in ber gonflruction). 
 Antjpu'ritan, ,v. Dcr ®egner ber ^uritaner. 
 Anti'qua, Germ. Typ. alle Ioteinifd()e a5ud)= 
 ^brucferf(briftcn. 
 
 Antjquii'rian, I. adj. bie "Jatertbumer betref* 
 ^fenb; altertbumlid)) II. .v. mz Antiqaary, qv. 
 Antiqua'rjanism, s. Die Sieb^aberei fidr ICnti* 
 juitdtcn, ^Itert^umelei. 
 An'tiquary, s, 1. ber ICntiquar, tenner unb 
 
 fiiebbabcr ber 7CItertbumer, Ifltertbiimsfor* 
 
 fcbcrj 2. :j(ntifent>cinbrer } 3. ®ii(bertrobIer 
 
 (7fntiquar)5 adj. {Shksp.) alt, alterfat)ren. 
 
 To An'tiquate, v. a. i^eraltcn ob. obfommcn 
 
 Joffcn, abf(batfen, ouf^jben. 
 
 An'tiquated, I. p. a. abgcfommen, tcraltctj 
 
 II. -ness (Antiqnateness), s. 1. \i<xh S5eral« 
 
 Utt'-, 2. aseroltetfein. 
 Antjqua'tion, s. 1. bie :jCb [(baffling 5 2. Da§ 
 
 SSeraltetfein, "JCltert^um. 
 Antique' [-tik'], I. adj. 1. alt, antif j 2. alt= 
 
 mobifd), altofiterif(b} 3. feltfam, grotesf (vk/. 
 
 Antic); —oil, em hi ffir ba§ ^aar5 —works, 
 
 pi. alte ^unflroerFej II. s. l. bie ^JCntifc, bcs 
 
 QC(tcrtr)um§fturf, bie alte ^imftorbeit^ 2. Ui 
 
 1Cltert()um 5 3. Der^ofcnreifer, |)an§n)urfl 
 
 (vid. Antic). 
 Antiqne'ness [—tik'—], s. ba§ ^ltertl)umli(be, 
 
 ti(xh altert^i!imli(be ^nfe^en (einer Sacbe, bcf. 
 
 einc§ ^unftgcgenftanbeg). 
 Antr'qaity, s. 1. ba§ ^Cltert^um, bieS?erseit) 
 
 collect. V\i :iCIten5 2. Uz "JCntiquitdt , ba& 
 
 alte Jtunftwerf, alteStiicfj antiquities, pU 
 ^lltertbiimer, ^nfiquitdlen. [rung. 
 
 Antjrevolu'tion, s. Pol. mod. W ©egenempoa 
 Antjrevolu'tionary, adj. Pol. Der @taat§ums 
 
 mdljung, ber (Smporung feinbli(b > mod. einc 
 ^©egenumwdtjung besweifenb. 
 AntjrevQlu'tionist, s. Pol. 1. ber ©egner ber 
 
 (StaatSumraaljung, ber ©mporung j 2. mod. 
 ^ber SBeforberer ber ©cgenumrodlsung. 
 Antjsabbata'rjan, s. Ecc. bcr ©abbat^Sfeinb. 
 Antisacerdo't^l, adj bcm ^rieflert()ume feinb. 
 Antis'cjans, Antis'cjl[— ifsh'jans, — ish'jT], s.pl. 
 
 Ast. bie an ben ccrfcbiebenen ©citcn bes 1i[q«a« 
 Jox^ njo^nenben SSoIFcr, ®egenf(battige. 
 Antiscorbfl'tic (— al),arf;. Med. antifcorbutifcb. 
 An'tiscQrbu'tjcs, ,v. pi. Med. antifcorbutifii^e 
 ^5KitteI. [Idugnen ber ^eiligen ®d)rift. 
 
 Antiscrip'turism [— tshur— ], s. Ecc. ba§ 5Cb» 
 Antiscri'p'turist [— tshur— ], s. Ecc. ber 7£b» 
 
 Idugner ber bciligen ©(brift. [fiebenb 
 
 Antjsep'tic, adj. Med. ber ^dulnip n>iber» 
 Antisep'tjcs, s. pi. Med. antifeptif(be 5KitteI. 
 Antiso'cial [— shal] , adj. 1. ungefellig, bei 
 
 menf(blid)cn ®efeUf(baft f(bdbU(b5 2. ofilfcr* 
 
 rc(bt§n)ibrig 
 
 Antrs'pasTs, s. Med. bie ^Cbleitung ber ®dftc 
 ^nad) eiucm anbcrn Slbcile be& ^orper§. 
 Antispasmod'ic, adj. Med. JPrampfl^iUenb. 
 Antlspasmod'ics, s. pi. Med. frampffliUenbC 
 
 mm. 
 
 Antispas'tic, adj. Med. cbleitenb, antifpaftiftb. 
 Antisplen'etic, adj. Med, \i\t(S)<xViZ abflil^renb} 
 
 milsfucbtbcilenb. [S)berprebiger5 Tfbt. 
 
 Antis'tes,*. ber S5orflcber5 S)berpriefler} 
 Antis'trophe, Antis'trophy, s.Poet. bic ©egcn* 
 
 ftrcptjej Gram, bic TCntiflrop^e. [flroplpe. 
 Antjs'trophon, s. Rhet. bie {Retorfion, ^Cnti* 
 
Anti 
 
 47 
 
 Apen 
 
 iutistrumat'jc , adj. Med. fropfccrtrdbcnt), 
 fcrop^eln^cilcntj. [Jtro^jf. 
 
 Antistrtjmat'ics, s. pi. Med, QKittel QCgen t)Cn 
 
 ^ntm'e&iB, s. 1. i?7iet. i)ie ^JCntit^efe, ter ®c= 
 gcnfQ$, tic entgcgcnfetung } 2.j^g. t)ie 9}?ei 
 nungS»erf(^iei5en^eit. 
 
 Antjf/ieta'rlas, s. Law, bie 3urucffd)icI)Ung 
 beg SSerbrec^enS »on (Sciten te§ ^fngeHagten 
 ^aufbcn,^Iagcr. 
 
 Antjf/iet'jc, Antjt/iet'ica!, adj. Rhet. (xntit^t 
 ti(d), gegcnfd|li4>, entgegengeflellt. 
 
 ^ntWi'et6n, s. Gram, fecr ®cgenfa§, "Jrnjcige 
 
 ^beg ®egent§eil8. 
 
 Antjtrrnita'rian, Ecc. I. ^. tscr ©rcieinigfeitSs 
 
 ^Idugncr J li. adj. Qntitiinitai*if(f). 
 
 in'titype , s. ber 'Jfbtrucf, bie QCbbilbungj 
 
 ^Tkeol. ba6 ©cgenbilt), ©cgeniocrbilb. 
 
 Antjtyp'jcal, adj. gegcnbilbli(^. 
 
 Antjvene'real, adj. antmmxi\d). 
 
 Antjzea'Ipt [aud) antizeal'Qt], .v.berSiferfcinb. 
 
 Ant'ler, s. Sport. ba§ unterfle, tviit Gnte am 
 ^irf(^geweil)e uub Olct)bocfggel)6rnc5 brow- 
 antlers, bic Tfugcnfpropen , unteru ^nbcnj 
 sur-or bear-antlers, bicobemGnbcitj bes— , 
 
 Jta^ bcm untern (Snbc Jlidd^fle. 
 
 An'tl^red, adj. get)ornt, gcn)eit)tragcnb. 
 
 An'tl?t-lace', s. ba§ 3dcfd^en. 
 
 Antocow, *. Far. cor. vid. Anticor. 
 
 Autoe'cT, s. pi. Ast. bie ®cgcnn)ot)ner. 
 
 An'tofles, —of cloves, s. bic 9J?uttcrgen)urj= 
 nelFcn. 
 
 fnto'nia, s. Antonio (^^n). 
 
 ^ntpnQma'sja [— zlija], AntQnom'asy, s. Rhet. 
 bie Intonomafte, srfamenroed^felung. [^6^Ie. 
 
 An'tony, s. vid. Anthony. 4^ An'tre, s. bie 
 
 \nt'werp, An'torf, s. Giog. KntWerpen. 
 
 \'nu8, s, Anat. ber "^Cftcr, ba& tuperfle bc§ 
 
 ^5KafibQrm§. 
 
 in'vjl, *. ber Imbopj rising ~, bcr jnjeifpi^is 
 
 ^ge Imbo^, ^ornambof, ba§ @perr^orn. 
 
 An'vile<], p. a. auf bcm^mbof ge[(^micbct. 
 
 Anxi'ety, s. 3 . bie (^crsenS=) ^fngfi, Sangig* 
 felt, 95eforgmp,^ur d)ti 2.biea3edngftigung5 
 3. bie^Iemme, (Sd)»)ierigteit,SScrroorrcnt)cit5 
 
 ^4. Med. W SBeflemmung. 
 
 Anx'ious, I. adj. II. —ly, ado. 1. dngflli(i^, 
 bonge, unru^ig, befumnicrti 2. forgfoltig 
 (beforgt), fcl)nUd)5 eifrig? III. — ness, .v. 
 1. bie tngftlit^feit, aSongigfcitj 2. bic®c= 
 nouigfeit. 
 
 Any [en'ne], I. pron. adj. 1. irgcnb cin(er), 
 trgenb eine, irgenb ein&j etroa^j cin menig, 
 nur nod) ...j 2. einige, 3. eincr, cine, cin§, 
 Scmanb} have you — shares? ^abcn @ic 
 ^ctien? in — place, an jebem §Drtc, iiberaHj 
 uke-, neljtncn ©ie, rca§ S^ncn Ulkht^ 
 
 —body, —one, irgenb eincr, jebcr, Scbcrmann, 
 not —, Reiner, Sfcicmanb 5 nid^tsj not— one, 
 nid^t(Siner, Sticmanb? —thing, irgenb QU 
 waSj etnja§, cin SBcnig (was eg aud> fci)5 
 II. adv. irgenb ... 5 — but ... , lauter . . . j 
 — farther (further), ein SBcnig wcitcr, wei* 
 ter, —how, viilg. auf irgenb cine llxt, eg fci 
 wie c§ roolle, c§ gilt gleid^ cielj wenigflcnS 
 bod(>i —longer, no(^ (cin SBcnig) Idngcr^ 
 —more, einSBcnig me^r? me^r, nod^ ctnjagj 
 roiebcr 5 without— more ado, o^nc TOcitcrc llm= 
 fldntcj not — more, gar m6)tB mc^rj nic^t 
 mc^r? (in) — way, — wise (coi.— ways), auf 
 irgciib cine SBcifc, irgcnbwic, —where, ir* 
 genbJDOj fiberallj -whither, irgenb woljin. 
 
 Ao'nian, adj. aonifd^, b6otif(i^5 —songs, aoni' 
 fibc (gric(i>if(j()c 5J?ufcn=) ©efdnge. 
 
 A'orist, s. Gram, bcr ^Coriflug. 
 
 Aor'tai [TForc, W.; a-or'-ta Sm.], s, Anat. 
 bie grof e ©(i^Iag= ob. ^ulSaber. 
 
 Aou'ta, s. Bot. ber ^apiermaulbcerbaum. • 
 
 Apace', adv. gef(!^n>inb, fcbnell, ^urtig, eilig, 
 Sufcl^cnbg, ftarf, ^cftig , it rains — , eg rcgnct 
 
 ^ftarf. ^ [apagogifd)e ajeraeig. 
 
 Ap'agoge, Ap'agSgy, s. Log. 'Ok ^pagogc, ber 
 
 Apagog'jcal, adj. Log. inbircct , mittelbar^ 
 
 ^apogogifc^. ^ [fd)cnf*eu. 
 
 Ap^nf/iro'pia, Apan'f/jrppy, s. Med. bic 9)?cn: 
 
 Ap^irine', s. Bot. bag »Klebfraut. 
 
 Apari^/i'mesis, s. Rhet. bie ^ufjdt>lung. 
 
 Apart', adv. 1. bcifeitg, bciSeite^ 2. abge= 
 fonbert, bcfonbcrg 3 — from, abgcfcl)cnpon.... 
 
 Apart'ment, s. bag 3intmer. 
 
 Xpat/jet'ic, adj. unempfinblid^, (gc)fu^no6. 
 
 Ap'af/iist, s. 1. bcrpljUofcj 2. Scibcnfcbaft* 
 
 Jofc, ©leid^miit^igc. [miit^ig. 
 
 Ap^f/us'ticaKarfi.glci^guItig, fu^llogj glcid)= 
 
 Ap'ai/iy, s. 1. bie gut)Ilofigfcit, Unempfinb= 
 li^fcit, 2. Seibenfd^aftglorigfeit, ^rcil)eit 
 oon ®cmutt)gbcn)egungen5 ®Ieid)mi5t^igfeitf 
 3. bie 7(bgcfpanntt)eit, Untl)dtigfeit. 
 
 Apaume', s. Her. bie auggef^recftc fla^je |)onb. 
 
 Ape , A'. 1. Zool. ber TCffc (vid. Monkey) f 
 2.Jig. bcr Stad^dffer, alb erne Sr op H —lea- 
 ders, (—bearers, —carriers), ^erumjic^enbc 
 ^ofTenfpieler (mit 7(ffcntl)eater , :c.)5 an 
 SBdrenfutjrer. 
 
 To Ape, V. a. nac^dffen. 
 
 Apeak' (Apeek'), a(/u.sum©ur^bo^ren bereit 
 (Dr. J.); Mar. \mfxid)t, ob. gcrabc uber ob. 
 unterb em Infer) to ride — , mit gefajeter 
 (i. e. fenfred^t gefteHten) Sloacn cor Qf nfc ; 
 Uegcn, to run — , mit bcm ©d^iffe fiber bei 
 
 ^■JCnfer ju fie^en fommen. 
 
 Ap'ennine, adj. Gtog. apenninifd^j the — hillR, 
 or the Apennines, *. pi. bie 5fpcnninen. 
 
Aper 
 
 48 
 
 Apol 
 
 A'p?r, s. cont, t)cr Stad^aljmer, Staciidjfer, 
 
 Zoo/, ber (Sbcr. [offnenb , abfit^renb. 
 
 Ape'rl?nt, Aper'jtive, adj. Med. (ben Seib) 
 4ipe'rj?nts (Aperjen'tja [— shi-a]), s. pi. Med. 
 
 SffnungSmittel. 
 ^per'tion, s. (». u.) bic fcffuung, baS t?ffnen 5 
 
 bic Surfer ber ©urdjgang. ["JfugenltebeS. 
 ^per'tor, *. Anat. ber ^uf^eber be§ obcrn 
 Ap'erture [— tshur], s. 1. bic SJffnung 5 2. 
 
 (nj.fioerlauterung, drHarungj 3. Opt.t>ie 
 
 Tfpertur eine§ ^crnro^rS ob. S5ergr6perimg§= 
 
 glafeS^ 4. (?eom. bie ©d^enfelJDcite. 
 ApetVous, Bot. I. adj. oi^ne SSlumenbldtter, 
 ^bldttcrlog J II. -ness, s. bie Sldtterlofigfeit. 
 A'p?x, s. I. bie @pi$e, ber ©ipfelj ^rom. ein 
 
 ©e^nung§acccnt[05 Bot. bie 7fnti)cr, ba& 
 
 <Staubgcfdpi Zoo/, ber ^eberbufd^, bie^e= 
 
 berC)ttube oerf(3^iebencr SSSgel. 
 Apher'esis, s. Gram, bic 7(pl)dre)t§} Surg. & 
 
 Med. bie aSegna^me, Gntfernung (p. (Stn)a§ 
 
 ec^dblid^em). 
 
 .Aphe'ljon., s. Ast. bieSonncnferne. 
 ^phe tk, .v. Astrol. bcr ®eburt§flern. 
 Aphet'i'cal, adj. Astrol. bcn ®eburt§f^crn be^ 
 ^trefcnb, [liebe; bie 9}?cnfd)enf(i()eu. 
 
 Aphilan'f/iropy, s ber Mongel an 9}?cnf(ben= 
 A'phjs. s. Em lie SBlattlttuS. 
 AphlogiE'tjc . adj. flommenloSj —lamp, bie 
 
 apt)Iogiftif*f ^am^i,- baf (?Iu^tdmp(bcn. 
 Apho'nia, Aph'ony, *- Med^ bie ®pra(btofig= 
 Jilt, SprQ(i)dl)mung, ©timmlofigFcit. 
 Aph'orism, *. Rhet. Ur ^(p^oriSmuS, 2e()r= 
 ^fpruc^. ^ [auf opl^oriftif(J[>e "Kxt fd^reibt. 
 
 Aph'Qnsmer, Aph'onst, s. Rhet. ©iner, ber 
 AphQns'tjcal (Aphons'tjc), I. adj. II. — ly, 
 
 adu. ap^oriftifd^, in 2el)rfprfi(ben, infurjen 
 ^©d^en. 
 AphrodTs'jac, Aphrpdjsi'acal, a(/;. l.ben®e= 
 
 f(ble(bt&trieb reijenb, 2. bie 2uftfcud)c bctref= 
 ^fenb, sur pencriftben ,KranH)cit ge^6rig. 
 Aphrodi'siacs, s. pi. Med. ben 95cgattung§= 
 ^trieb anregenbc 9J?ittel. 
 ApbrodT'te, s. 1. Myth. SSenuSj 2. Zoo^ 
 
 [stph'rodit], bie ©eeraupe, ber ©otbrourm. 
 Aphronitre', s. @alpeterf(baum, ©tttpeterblus 
 ^men, 5!)?auerfalpcter, ^alffatpeter. 
 Aph'f/iae,.?.pLMe(/.bie<Sd)iDdmme(©d)wdmm= 
 ^d>cn) im SJiunbe ber ^inber j bieSJlunbfouIe. 
 Apb'ylous, adj. Bot. b!attIo&. [^au8. 
 
 A'pjary, s. Bee, ber SBienenftanb, U^ SBiencn^ 
 Ap'jcSs, pi. '0. Apex, qv. [auf Seben. 
 
 Apiece' (a piece), adv. fur baS ©tucf j fur ob. 
 A'pis, s. 1. Myth. TTpiS (figi)ptif(bc ®ott^eit)5 
 
 2. (lat.) bie SSienc. 
 A'pjsh , I. adj. U. — ly, adv. ttffcnmdpig : 
 
 1. pofrwrU(b, Idppifd^, auSgtIafTen, gcjicrtj 
 
 2. nad)difcnb} III. —ness, *. ba§ Iffcn^aftc, 
 Idppifie SBefen. [^erjHopfen), ticf, tacf. 
 
 ^pit'pat, adu. (». pit u. pat) (bef. 0. fdjnellem 
 
 Aplanat'jc, adj. Opt. hm ibiDeid)ung (ber 
 2i(j()tftra^len) ^abenb, aplanatifcbj —focus, 
 ber a-e ©rennpunltj —telescope, bQ§ a-e 
 Selefcop. 
 
 Apoc'silypse, s. Bihl. 1. bic ^polfttIt)pfe, ^jf^n* 
 barungSot)onni§5 2. bunfle 9leben. 
 
 .Apocalyp'tic, I. adj. 1. apo!alt)ptifd)/ offenba= 
 renb, 2. gcl)eimnip»oU} bunfel, fd)n)drmc= 
 rif(b5 II' *. berSSerfaffer einerlpofalt)pfe,ein 
 apo!aIi)ptifd|)er @d)riftfteller. 
 
 Apocalyp'tical, adj. ; — ly, adv. wie b. ». SB. 
 
 Apoc'ope, Apoc'opy, s. Gram. bie^Cpofope. 
 
 Apocriis'tjc , adj. Med. apofruflif(b, prfitf* 
 
 ^trcibenb. [neien. 
 
 Apocriis'tics, s. pi. Med. juriicftreibcnbe ^rs» 
 
 Apoc'rypha, s. pi. Theol. bie apofn)pl)ifd)en 
 SutberbcrSSibelj Lit. ©cbriften unbcfann- 
 ter SSerfafTer. 
 
 Apoc'ryphal, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adu.apofrj)- 
 p^if(b, unglaubwiirbig, tjcrbdd)tig, srocifel* 
 ^aftj i)on ungewijfer Ifutoritdtj unterge* 
 f(boben; III. —ness, s. ba& TTpofrijpbif^e, 
 Ungcmiffe , bie 3n)eifel^aftigfcit 5 ba& SSer= 
 bd^tige. ^ [cryphal. 
 
 Apoc'ryphary, Apocryph'jcal, adj. vid. Apo- 
 
 Ap'odal, adj. 1. A^at. fuplog, fursfiif ig } 2. /c/j. 
 fa^lbdu(big. [mit fe^r furjen ^iif en. 
 
 Apode', s. Nat. H^ \nflo\i Z^itv i ber SSoget 
 
 Apodes', s. pl.Jch. kiXi)lHu6)C. 
 
 Apodic'tjcal (Appdic'tjc) , I. adj.; II. — ly, 
 adv. apobiftifd), unmiberfpre(^li(b/ unldug* 
 
 ^bar, gewif. 
 
 Apodix'js, s. i2/iet.ber uniuiberleglitbe^eweis. 
 
 Apod'osis, s. Gram. <fe Rhet. ber 9?ac^fa5, 
 
 ^|)interfQ|. ^ 
 
 ApQgae'pn, Apoge'on, Apoge'ijm, ^.utd.b.f.SB. 
 
 Ap'ogee, *. Ast. bie ©rbfcme. 
 
 Apogjatu'ra, s. Mus. vid. Appogiatura. 
 
 Ap'Qgon, s. Ich. ber |)dring&f6nig. 
 
 Ap'ograph, s. bie (Sopic, lCbfd)rift. 
 
 Apog'raphal, adj. copirt, abgef(brieben. 
 
 Apol'lo, s. Myth. "K^poUo, bcr ®ott ber aJJufiF/ 
 ©i(btf unfl, :c. 
 
 Apol'lypn, s. Bihl. bcr SSerberber. 
 
 Apol'og?r, s. vid. Apologist 
 
 Apologet'ic, I. adj. apoIogefif(t), »ert{)eibigenb j 
 II. *. bie <S(bu^rebe_, ©(bu^fcbrift. [tif(b. 
 
 Apolgget'jcal, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adv. ttpoIoge= 
 
 ^pol'ogist, s. bcr ©d^u^rebner, SSert^eibiger. 
 
 To Apol'pgize, v.n. 1. (—for) Ginem ob.eincr 
 ^(xii)z eine ©(bu^rebe ^alten, i^n ob. fie »cr= 
 tbcibigcn, ocrtreten j 2. (— to ... for ...) ficfe 
 entfd^ulbigen (bei ... wegcn ...). 
 
Apol 
 
 49 
 
 Appa 
 
 ^pol'ogizer, s. >er SSert^eifciger. 
 
 Ap'oiogue, s. t>ie (Se^rO ^ahti, moralifdfje 
 
 ersci^Iung. 
 Apol'?gy, s. 1. t>ie ^fpologie, ©t^u^rebe, 3 d^u^* 
 
 fi^rift} 2. SSert^eiDigung, (5ntf(^ulbigung. 
 Apomecom'etr^, s. Geom. Die gernmepfunDc. 
 AponeurO'sis, Ap9nea'r9sy, s. Anat, Die ^po* 
 
 neurofe. 
 
 ApOph'asis, s. Rhet. Die 2fpcp^afe. 
 Apophleg'maitic(— c?l1), adj. Med. Den ©d)leim 
 ^ttbfu^renD. [SOlittel. 
 
 ApQphleg'm^tics, s. pi. Med. fc^Ieimabfii^renDe 
 Xpophleg'matism, s. Med. Dic ©d)leimau$5 
 ^leerung. 
 Apophlegmat'jzant, s. Med. ein SJlittel DaS 
 
 Den ®d)leim (Durd^ Die 3^Qfe) abfu^rt. 
 Apophf/iegiD [ap'-o-i/iem], *. Rhet. DaS ^po* 
 
 p^t^egma, Der ©enffpruc^. [p()t^egmatif(^. 
 ^pophi/ieginat/icC— cal), [apof/i— ], ac/j.apo^ 
 Apoph'gye, Apoph'ygy, s. Arch. Dcr ^b= unD 
 
 inlttuf eine& SduIenfdjafteS : upper — , Der 
 
 ^JCblouf) lower—, DerXnlQUf. 
 Apoph'ysis, Apopb'ysy, s. Anat. Dcr ^Rnonren, 
 
 :ttuSn)U(^S oDer Sortfaft an .^noc^cn. Die 
 ^©(^leimDrufe. 
 Apoplec'tjc, (— cal), I. adj. apoplcftifd^, Den 
 
 @(i)Iagrlup betrejfenD, an — fit, ein Infall 
 
 oom@(^lage) II. s. cm oom ©djlage ©e* 
 ^ troffener. [ru()rt, geld^rat. 
 
 Ap'QpIexed [— ekst] , adj. oom @d)lage gC' 
 Ap'pplexy, s. Der @d)lagfluf 5 Sd^lagj to fall 
 
 into an — , oom ©(^lage geriiljrt roerDenj an 
 
 — of drunkenness, j^g:. einSaumel DerSrun* 
 
 fen^eit, DaS toll unD ooU ^cin. 
 Apo'ria, Ap'pry* *• bie Ifporie : 1. Rhet.; 
 
 2. Med. Die (icber()afte "Kn^ii oD. Sef lemmung. 
 Aposjope'sis, Aposjop'esy, s. Rhet. Die ^po* 
 
 fiopefe, 2fbbre(^ung Der 9leDe. 
 Apos'tasy (— oy), s. Dic ^poflafie: 1. Ret. & 
 
 Pol. :j(btriinnigfeit, Der lihU^li Mtd-s. 2. 
 
 Die TCbftopung eine§ Zi)dki , g. 25. eineS 
 
 br antigen Jlnoc^cn^i 3. Der Tfbfcep. 
 Apos'tfite, I. s. Der ^poftat, ^[btrunnige? "Kh^ 
 
 gefaUenej II. adj. apoftatift^, abtrunnig, 
 
 ocrrdt^erifct). 
 To Apos'tate, v. n, vid. To Apostatize. 
 
 ApQstrit'ical, adj. apol^atifc^; abtriinnig. 
 
 To Apos'tatize, u. n. ab fallen (bef. oon fciner 
 
 0leUgion), abtriinnig roerDen. 
 To Apos'temate, u. n. Med. fd^ioaren, eitern 
 
 ^postema'tion, s. Med. DaS (Die ^nlage jum) 
 
 ^Sd^iodrcn, ©item. 
 
 Aposteiu'atous, adj. Med. apoflematoS. 
 
 Ap'osteme, s. Med. Dad ©efdjTOur, Der ©(^nja* 
 ren, Die (Sitergefci^roulft 
 
 ^pfis'tle [^ipos'si], s, Bibl. Der Xpo|1el. 
 I. 
 
 Apos'tleship [— pos'sl— ], ^pds'tQlate, *. Ecc 
 
 1. Da0 Tfpoftolat, ^poflelamtj 2. (eternals) 
 
 Diea5if(3^of§»iirDe5 3. geiflUc^e ©eric^tSbar* 
 
 UiU 4. pdpfllidf>c0legicrung. 
 
 ApQstol'ic, adj. Ecc. opoftolif^j —fathers, 
 
 ^Die s^ir4)enoctcr j — See, Der pdpftUtbe ® tu^l. 
 
 Ap9stol'|caiI, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. opottoUfcl) j 
 
 III. — ness, s. Da§ ^poftolifd^c, apoitoUftbe 
 
 ^TCnfc^en. 
 
 ApQstol'jcR, s. pi. Ecc. Die ^poftoUfer. 
 xflpos'trophe, Apos'trophy, *. I. Rhet. Die'2(pO* 
 
 flrop^c, ^nreDej 2. Gram. Der TCpoflrop^. 
 To Apos'trophe, v. a. Gram, apoflrop^iren. 
 Appstroph'jc, adj. l.Gram. apojlrop^ifdljj 2. 
 
 Rhet. auf eine ^pojlrop^e ^ejug ^abenD. 
 
 To Apos'trophize, v. a. 1. (Sinen furj anreDcn, 
 
 ^artanfa^renj Grams, 2. (einSBort) ab« 
 
 fiirsen oD. jufammenjie^en 5 3. mit eincm 
 
 ^^ifpoflrop^ be5ei4>nen, apofirop^iren. 
 
 Ap'pstume, cor. vid. Aposteme, & To Apo- 
 
 stemate. 
 
 Apot/i'^cary, s. Der ^pot^eter j — 's bill, Die 
 i-recbnungj iron, eine iibcrtriebene 0leib* 
 nungj — s* hall, DaS gemeinf(^aftUd)e eiabo* 
 ratorium DerX inJionDonj — *» shop, Die 
 :KpOtbefe. ^ [thegai. 
 
 Xp'pt/iegm [— t/iem], Ap'Qthem, *.uid. Apopb 
 ApQt/iegiuat'jc (—cal), adj. apop^t^egraatifj:^. 
 Appf/teg'matist , s. Der ^ammler, SSerfaffer 
 oon ©enffpruc^en. 
 To Apof/teg'matize, 0. it. ©enffprii(be fagen. 
 Ap9</ie'98is, A-. Die Ifpotljeofe, SScrgotterung. 
 ^Lpoi/i'esis, s. Sur^r. Die ^pottjeflS. 
 p6t'9me, Apot'oniy, s. Math. Der UnterfdjieD 
 jwifien jroci incommenfurabeln ©ropen. 
 Ap'9zem, s. Med. Der ,^rdutertranf, ,Krdutcc» 
 abfuD, DoS ©ecoct. 
 Apozem'ical, adj. Med. Decoctartig. 
 To Appal' , To Appall' , v. I. a. erbleidjcn 
 maiden (oor ©cbrecfen), erfd^rerfen, entmu« 
 t^igen, unterDrurfenj II. «. * ocrbleic^en. 
 Appal'm^nt, .v. DaS erblajfen oor ©t^rerfen, 
 ^Der plo^Ud^e ©djrecfen. 
 Ap'panage, ^f. Die Apanage: DaS 2eibgeDingc » 
 fig. Der ^nt^eil, TCn^ang ju StroaSj Da§ 3u' 
 be^or. 
 Appara'tus, s. T. 1. Der ^iCpparat (SBerfjeucie 
 jur praftifcben aSetreibung einer SBiffcnfd^aft 
 oD. ^unftj J. ®. 4>em., (birurg., Utcrarifcber 
 If.) 5 2. Der Sorrat^, Dad 3ube^6rj lim-- 
 meublcment (eine» ^aufcS)i ^riegdgerdt^j 
 Beugj Die equipage 5 Die^uruflungi 3. Der 
 *pu^, Dad ©eprdngc. 
 
 Appar'el, s. 1. Die JtleiDung, Sracbt, Dad <J^i* 
 roanD, Der ©(bmurf, 2. Dad ©(biffdgerdt^ f- 
 3. Surg. Der 8erbanD (auf eine SffiunDe). 
 
Appa 
 
 50 
 
 Appe 
 
 To Appar'?l, v. a. fUiUn, beflei^en, fd^mucfcn. 
 
 Appdr'^nt, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. augen* 
 f^einltd^, flor, offcnbar, Mtbar, fid^tltd^j 
 2. fd^cinbarj 3. bcFannt, geroif, unftreitigj 
 
 — diameter of the sun, Der [d^embare Um« 
 fang Ux <Sonne. [unfireitige ©rbe. 
 
 ^ppAr'^nt, 6. ellipt. fi. heir— , l)cr gcwiffe, 
 
 Appari'tion, s. l.(». i!t.) tik (Srfd^einung,(Siits 
 barfeit j 2. taS ®erid()t, ®c[penft, bcr ©eift, 
 J)ic (Srfd^einungj 3. Me SdufcJ^ung ; 4. ^^t. 
 
 Jnii 2i(itperioDe (be&^onfeeS, jc). 
 
 Appari'tionist, s. t)tx ©eifterfe^cr. 
 
 Appar'itQr, j. Law, ber ®cri^t§t)iencr, ®e« 
 rid^t&bote, ^ebeU. [f . a. (6Ms/j.) anflagen. 
 
 Appart'ment, vid. Apartment ; To Appeach', 
 
 to Appeal', Law, v.l.n. 1. cine ^lage oor 
 einen anbcrn 9li(^tcr gie^enj 2. (-to), up* 
 peHiren, fid^ (aufSemanb) berufenj to be 
 
 — ed to by ... , aufgcforbert werben oon ... j 
 11. a. onflagen, angeben. 
 
 Appeal', J. l.bie Appellation, ®erufungouf..., 
 !Knrufung (einer^erfon alsBeuge)? 2. Me 
 3uflu(bt5 Laws, 3. bie linnaQii 4. :M;uf* 
 forberung auf eincv^loge ju antworten, S5or= 
 Ittbung, 5. ba§ lppeUation§rc(^t 5 action 
 upon—, bie 7(-&Hage J court of a-s, ber A-|s 
 ^of, ba§ :iC-^eri(bt. 
 
 Appeal'able, adj. 1. anflagbor, jur SSerant* 
 roortungsu sicken (—for, n)cgen)5 2. eincr 
 AppeUtttion unterworfen. 
 
 Appea'l?r, s. i)er Appellant. 
 
 To Appear*, v. n. 1. jum S5orf(^eine fommenj 
 erfcbeinen? 2.fi(bseigen,auftreten5 (oor®es 
 ri(^t) erfddeinen, fid^ fictten 5 3. erljelten, jicb 
 crgebenj 1. fcbeinen (baS Anfel)en ^aben), 
 to — dry, trocfen gclegt roerben, jum SSor^ 
 fd^ein fommen (j. 35. com Sanbe burcb bie 
 ebbe)j to — shining. Metal, blicfen? to 
 make — , beraeifen , bartf)un5 to — against 
 one, rolber einen (als ^artei 6ffentli(b) auf» 
 treteni to — for one, 1. fiireinen ouftreten, 
 ri(b 5jfentli(b fur i^n erflfirenj 2. fur @inen 
 (oor ®crid)t) erfc^einenj to — on the stage, 
 (auf ber SSii^ne) auftreten 5 to — in print, 
 im iDruct erfd^einenj it shall — in your ores 
 dit, Com. eSfoUS^nengutgefcbriebenwerben. 
 
 ^ppea'rance, s. 1. bie C^rfc^einung, 2. ba& 
 Auftreten, ber Gintrittj 3. bie ©egenwart^ 
 
 4. ber (dufere) ©d^ein, Anfcbein, ba&ed^ei* 
 nen5 bie SBabrfcbeinlicbMtj ber SSormanbj 
 
 5. baS tufere, dupere Anfe^en, Au&fe^cn, 
 bie ©eftalti 6. ba§ ® efpenfl(bie @rf(^einung) 5 
 at first — , beim erf^en Anblidfej good — of 
 an article. Com. Da§ Auge (gute tuyere) 
 cinerSBaarc; great - at court, grope ®ala 
 bci 4)ofe5 a great — of people, tin grower 
 
 3ulauf ton (eine 9}{engc) 9Renfd^cn) Laws. 
 day of—, ber ©erid^tstermin) default of—, 
 ba& SZitbterfd^einen , ftrafbare Ausbleibenj 
 to enter into bond for — , fid) fcbriftlid^ Per« 
 pflid)ten, oor ©erid^t su erfd^einen. 
 
 Appea'rant, s. Law, ber oor ®eri(bt (Srfcbei* 
 nenbc, 6omparent. [Grfd^einung. 
 
 Appea'rer, s. bcr, W, 'ii(x?> 6rfd)einenbe, 'iik 
 
 Appea'sable, I. adj. »a& (leid^t) berui^igt, 
 befdnftigt roerben f ann, oerf6l)nlid^ 5 II. — ness, 
 s. bcr Buftanb, fid) (leid;t) befdnftigen p 
 laffen, bie SJerfo^nlid^feit. 
 
 To Appease', v. a. 1. bcru^igen, beffinftigen, 
 befriebigen, fiitten, bdmpfen, 2. augfo^nen, 
 oerfSljnenj appeasing remedies, Med SSe* 
 fdnftigungSmittel, -^alliatioe. 
 
 Appeasc'm^nt, s. bie 93eru^igungj ©efriebi* 
 gungj 9lul)e. [SSerfo^ner. 
 
 Appea'ser, s. ber Sflut)cfiifter, aSefdnftiger, 
 
 Appea'sjve, adj. milbernb, linbernb. 
 
 Appei'lancy, s. l.bie95erufungoufben^6^eren 
 aflid)ter5 2. bie AppeUation^fd^igfeit. 
 
 Appel'lant, I. *. 1. Law, ber Appellant, ,Klds 
 ger, 2.Aufforberer, 4)erau$forberer5 3.£cc. 
 ber Appellant (©egner ber Sulle Unigeni- 
 tus)i II. adj. 1. appellirenbj 2. bicAppel* 
 lirung ob. ben Appellanten betreffenb. 
 
 Appel'Iate, I. s. ber AppellatJ vid. (b. l!i.) 
 Appellee; II. adj. [appel'latc], bie AppeUi= 
 rung betreffenb. [2. bie (Slaffe. 
 
 Appella'tion, s. 1. bie SSenennung, ber 3Jame; 
 
 Appel'lative, I. adj. 1. appcUatio, ber ganjen 
 ©attung su!ommenb , 2. genjoljnlicb , gc- 
 brdu(bli^(benennenb)5 II. *. Gram. i.H^ 
 Appcllatioum, allgemeine sf?ennnjort5 (S>aU 
 tungsraort, ber Slaffcnnamej 2. tie (btU 
 wovtl.) aSenennung, Situlirungj III. — ly, 
 adv. appellatio, aU, wie cinAppettatioum. 
 
 Appel'latory, adj. eine Appellation ent^altcnb^ 
 
 ^- libel, bie A-§fd^rift. 
 
 App?llee', s. 1. Law, ber AppeUat, SBeflagtCj 
 
 2. .^erauSgeforberte. 
 
 Appel'lor [appellor', opp. appellee'], s. l.Law, 
 ber Appellant, ^Idger? 2. ^erausforbererj 
 
 3. aserrdt^er feiner SJfitfd^ulbigen. 
 
 To Append', v. a. (—to) 1. an ^tvia^ Ijdngen, 
 
 an^dngen, 2. beifugen. 
 Appen'dage, s. 1. ber Ani^ang, bie ^olgej 
 
 2.ba§ An^dngfel, AcccjTorium, Bube^Sr, ^er* 
 
 tinenjfludf. 
 Appen'dant, I. adj. 1. an^angenb, oerbunbenf 
 
 2. Law, mit bem Sefi^ cincS ©runbfliicfs 
 
 ocrbunben; II.*. ber Anyang, ba§ ©efolge, 
 
 3ubc^6r. 
 Appen'djces, pi. 3ufd§e, :c., vid. Appendix. 
 Appen'dicle, s. ba§ 7fn^dngfcl. 
 
Appe 
 
 51 
 
 Appo 
 
 ^ppen'dix, .«. Lit. 1. icr ^n^ang, l>a§ ^n» 
 Jfingfel, Dcr 3ufa§, bie SSeilagc, ^ag^ube^Sr, 
 
 ^2. ber UmflQnb, gcro. pi. W UmfldnJ)e. 
 
 Ap'pennage, j. vid. Appanage. 
 
 ip'pennlne, &c. vid. Apennine. 
 
 Appercep'tion, s. Ph. bic 3fpperception. 
 
 4:Apper'iI, 8.(Middlet.,Ben. Jons.&c. ; Shksp 
 Tim. of Atb. 1, 2) Me ©efaljr (Peril). 
 
 To Appertain', v. n. (— to) , jugc^oren, JU* 
 
 ^fle^cn, ange^cn. 
 
 Appertain'roent, s. baS 3ube^6r, l)er (JU Gt* 
 roas ge^6rige) SSorjug, Ut ©end^tfame. 
 
 ^ppertenance, j. DaS 3uge()6r, :c. (m'd. Ap- 
 purtenance); a-8 of a Iamb, ta§ (Sefrofe 
 cineS SammeS. 
 
 To Apper'tenatnce, v.a. vid. To Appurtenance. 
 
 Apper'tjn^nt, adj. vid. Appurtenant. 
 
 Ap'pet^nce (— cy) , s. 1. bie SSegicrbe, ba§ 
 finnli^e SScrlangen, bie ©innenlufl; 2. baS 
 Streben, bcrSBunfd^, biefSe^nfutbtj 3. ber 
 (5rnd^rung§inftinct 5 SnfHnctj 4. bic 6m= 
 pfdnglicbfeit, (Srregbarfeitj P/iy. bic 7Cnsie= 
 
 ^^ung, TCttraction. 
 
 Ap'p?tent, adj. (fe^r) begierig, luflern. 
 
 ^ppetjbii'jty, s. Dqs Tfnjie^enbe, ©inncnluft 
 
 ^^rregenbe, ber Steij. 
 
 Ap'p?Ml»le, I. adj. onjiei^enb, baSiinnlid^eSSer* 
 langen erregenb, reijenb? II. — ness, s.vid. 
 Appetibility. 
 
 Xp'petite, J. 1. bie SSegierbe, baSSScrlangcnj 
 2. ber*}Cppctit, bieGplufl, ber-^ungcr^ 3. ber 
 ^eipljungcr (craving or bulimia), eine JtrQn!= 
 \tit bei ^ferben, vid. Foul feeder; to be 
 
 ^given to — , gcfrdpig ob. fd^roclgcrifd) fein. 
 
 App^ti'tion , s. (nj. u.) ba§ SSerlaitgcn, bic 
 
 ^SScgierbe. 
 
 App§ti'tiou8, adj. munbenb, fdjmQcfljaft, jum 
 ®enuf einlabenb; loerlangungsroert^j angc= 
 
 ^ne^m, rcijenb. 
 
 Ap'petitive, adj. bcge^rcnbj —power or facul- 
 ty, jDaS aSege^rungSoermSgcn. [rourjcn. 
 
 To Ap'petTze, v. a. ben ^ppetit reijen; fig. 
 
 Ap'p?tizer, s. bttS ben Tfppetit Steijenbe. 
 
 To Applaud', v. a. applaubiren, lauten a3eifaU 
 geben, ((Sincm) JBeifaU juflatfd^en, beflat* 
 fdjenj gen. loben, biUigen. 
 
 4Lpplaud', s. vid. Applause. 
 
 Applau'der, s. ber Ifpplaubirenbc, (Siner, ber 
 aSeifaU juHatfcbt^ Sobpreifer, IBeipfli^ter. 
 
 Applause', s. ber :iCppIau§, bag (©eifoUO 3u= 
 fltttfiJ^cn} ber(Iaute)a5eifaa5 baSScb. 
 
 Applau'sive, adj applaubircnb, bcnatf(i^cnbj 
 
 ^an — song, ein Sobgefang . 
 
 Ap'ple, ^.bcr'KpfeU— of love, ber2iebe8apfcl, 
 
 ®0lbQpfel5 —of the eye, .^. ber ^ugopfcl; 
 
 butter, ba§ ^-muf 5 —cart, ber'SC-farrcn ; 
 
 — core, t)siS ^ern^au§, ber (^Cpfcl=) ©ricbs 
 (®r6b§)5 — corer, ber 7C-^c(^er5 — gnift, 
 baS ^fropfreis con einem^-baume; — har- 
 yest, bie 7C-Iefe, "JC-erntej — jolin, bcrSc 
 ^nm§apfel5 —Johns, pi. QrmeSlittcr (ein 
 ©ebcicf), —loft, bie'JC-fammer, SJbftfQmmerj 
 
 — monger, berS)bfl^Qnbler, Sbjitbofej —pa- 
 ring, DielCpfelfd^ale, — pie, bieltpfclpaflcte, 
 —quince, bic^f-quittej —roaster, t)a§ TCpfcU 
 bled^ (roorauf man Itpfel hxaUt)^ —rose, 
 bie raul)c Sflofe,grope ^Qgcbuttenrofe? —sauce, 
 Ut tpfelfaucc)- tart, bie^pfcltcrte 5 —thorn, 
 ber ©tec^apfet 5 — tree , ber Ifpfelbaum i 
 —woman, bie ICpfelfrau, Sbflfrou ; — y:ird, 
 becjjfpfelgartcnj £)bflgarten (u/rf. Orchard). 
 
 To Ap'ple, v.n. dpfelformig bilben. 
 
 Appli'able, adj. QniDenbbar. 
 
 Appli'ance, s. bie ^Cnnjenbung^ ba§ (ange* 
 
 ^WQnbte |)filf§5)^ittel} bie ©inrid^tung. 
 
 Appljcabil'lty, s. bie ^Jfnnjenbbarfeit. 
 
 Ap'pijcable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. anwcnb? 
 box (— to, auf J III. —ness, s. tie ^nroenbs 
 
 ^bttrfeit. 
 
 Ap'pljcant, s. 1. ber aSejuerbcr, ©ittfleUer^ 
 Tfpplicantj 2. Am. ein fleiiiaer ©tubent. 
 
 Ap'pljcate, s. Trig, bic ^Jfcplicatc, SDrbinatc, 
 
 Appljca'tion, s. 1. bie Ifuflcgung, "JCnlcgiing, 
 SSerrirbtung, ber SSerbanb (s. fd. bc§ KviU^, 
 aBimbar5te&, K.) 5 2. bie (3Tu§=) Qfnnjenbung, 
 ber ®ebrau(^j 3. baS angeroanbte 93?ittci, 
 ^ulfgmittelj 4. bic Scroerbung, ba§ ®cfui^, 
 bie SBitte 5 5. bie "Jfufmerffamfcit, ber ^Icip, bie 
 
 ^S3etricbfttmfeit5 ®cific§anflrengung. [tifd). 
 
 Ap'pljcative, adj. Qnwcnbenb, auSiibcnb, praf* 
 
 Ap'pljcatory , I. adj. anwenbenb, auSiibenb, 
 t^dtig? II. s. bic anwcnbcnbe ^raft, ba* 
 ^nroenbbarc. [ubenbe SQScifc 
 
 Appli'?diy, adv. auf onsuiDenbcnbc , an^iu 
 
 Appli'^r, J. 1. ber SScroerbcr, Applicant) 2. ber 
 inreenbenbe, ®cbraucbmod)enbci 3. eincr, 
 ber fid) Quf (StwaS (SBiffenfcboftcn, 2c.) legt. 
 
 To Apply', V 1. 1. l.ouflegcn, anlcgcn, morauf 
 legen ob. bringenj anbringenj 2. onroenben, 
 gebrau(ben5 3. auf Qttoa^ roenben, ricbten, 
 ^eftcn? oerwenbenj to — colours on clothe, 
 Dy. ^arben aufStoffe auftragen? to — one'R 
 self for help to ..., fid^ um ^filfc wcnbcn an 
 ... , 3uflud)t fucbcn Ui ... 5 to — one's self to 
 something, \\6) eincr @a(be roibmen, ficb ber* 
 felbenbcflcipigcn^ to — a thing to (a use), 
 fi(b eincr ©acbcbcbicncnju ...5 II.??. l. fid) 
 fd)icfcn, paffcn, iibercinfiimmcn, angcmefTcn 
 fciui 2. (— to) einer ©arf)c bcfommcn, (Siu' 
 bait tl)un5 3. to — to one, fub an Semanb 
 wenben, anfudben, notbfucbcn (— for,um). 
 
 Appogiatu'ra, s. Mus. ber langc SSorf^iag 
 4* 
 
Appo 
 
 52 
 
 Appr 
 
 To^Lppoint, V. I. a. 1. bcflimmcn, aitfe^en, 
 fcflfe^cnj QuSfe^en (cine @ummc)j 2. be* 
 fd^eiben, beflellenj 3. tjerabrcbcni 4. crnen= 
 ncn, einfc^en (gum aSecoUmaii^tigten ; k.)? 
 5. perorbnen, oorftbreiben, 6. einricbtcn, in 
 @tanb fe^en, mitStroaS oerfe^en, ttuSruftcnj 
 to — a day, cinen Sog anberaumen? 2. n. 
 cinen SSefcbluf fajfcn, befcblie^en. 
 
 i^ppoint', s. Corns. 1. ber ^fppoint, llhid^nitt, 
 bie ©eoife (SSetbfcOi 2- Stad^fcbuf, 3u[(bu^ 
 (©ell), baS man jugiebt, urn cine ©umme toU 
 JU mQ(bcn).} payment per — , \iit ©albo= 
 3cibiun9) to draw per—, a point ob. a pwito 
 (per eolbo) traffiren (i e. bic PoUe eammc 
 feiner ^orterung entne^men). 
 
 AppoTnt'able, adj. beftimmbar, einjufefeen. 
 
 Appointee', s. ber (in ein "Kmt) (gingefc^te. 
 
 App6in't?r, s. bet aSeftimmcnbC; Inorbner, 
 einri(bter. 
 
 4ppoint'm?nt, *. 1. bie Seftinunung, geft= 
 fepng, Inorbnung, 2. bie 95cf!cIIung j Gr* 
 Kennung, 3. bic SSerabrebung, Ibrebe, ber 
 S5erglei(b) 4. bieSBerorbnung, SSorfibrift, ber 
 aSefc^l) 5.bie(ginri(btung,lu§ruflungj 1(n= 
 flaltj 6. ber (nid)t ftyirte) ®et)Qlt, bic JSe* 
 folbung i 7. Law, tie (milbc) ©ti ftung 5 8. 
 bie 2fnfieUung, ^UUt. 
 
 To Appor'tion, v. a. per^ciltnipmafig tl?eilcn, 
 jut^eilen, sum TTntljeil geben. 
 
 4ippor'tionateness, s. baS ri(btige SSer()altnif 
 
 AppOr'tion^r, s. ber ^ut^eiler. 
 
 4ppor'tionm?nt, s. bie gleid^mdpige 3ut^ei« 
 
 Jung, peri^altnipmfipige SSert^eilung. 
 
 Ap'pQsite, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. fcbirfUd), paf= 
 fenb (—to, 5u), ongemcjfen, bequem. III. - 
 ness, s. bie @iirfli(bMt, pgli^feit; Tfnge: 
 
 ^meffen^cit. 
 
 Appo^i'tion, s. bie ^injufiigung, QCn^Qufung, 
 
 ^ber aSeifa^, 3ufa^ i Gram, bie ^^fppofition. 
 
 Appoj'jtive, adj. jufd^Iicb. 
 
 To Appraise', v. a. f(bdgen, Qnf(blagc^l, taxU 
 ren, wiirbigen; a-d value, ber tayirfcSBertt). 
 
 Apprai§e'm?nt, s. 1. bie ©d^ci^ung, Sajfotion, 
 SBurbigung j 2. ber Saywert^. [tor. 
 
 Apprai's?r(Apprai'sor), *. ber ©(i|)d|cr, Zaxa' 
 
 Appreca'tion, *. ber inbrunftigc SBunfcb, bie 
 ^bringenbe SditU. 
 
 Ap'prec^itQry, adj. <Segen erbittenb,»unf(^enb. 
 
 Appre'cjable [—'she—], adj. f(bd§bar , ber 
 SBiirbigung ob. :>f(btung fd^ig. 
 
 To Appre'ciate[— 'she— ], v. I. a. bO(b fc^^d^cn, 
 rourbigen, prcifenj II. n. Am. im ^reife, im 
 SBertlje fleigen. 
 
 Apprecjri'tion[-she-], s. 1. bie SBurbigung, 
 aBert^[(bd$ungi 2. ber SBert^j 3. ^m.btt& 
 6teigen im ^reife, im SBert^e. 
 
 To Ippr^hgnd', v. a. 1. greifctt, ergtcifcn, 
 ongreifen, perbaften, gefangen ne^mcn, cin^ 
 jie^cn, 2. faffen, bcgreifen, cinfel)en5 3. glau= 
 
 ^ben, meinen, 4. furd)ten, befiircbten, beforgen. 
 
 Apprehen'der, .v, 1. Gincr, ber einc ^erfon 
 ergreift, fef^ ^dlt, Per^aftetj 2. ber 6in= 
 fe^cnbc, ©enferj 3. ber gurcblcnbe, bcrS3e= 
 
 Jorgniffe ^egt. 
 
 Apprehen'sjblc, adj. begrcifli(b, fafli(b. 
 
 Appr^hen'sion, s. 1. bad (Srgrcifcn, bic S5er* 
 ^aftne^mung, ber ^ang, ©riff, 2. ©egriff, 
 bic SSorf^cUungi ^Jleinung., ^affungSfraftj 
 3. bicSSeforgnip) berSSerbad)t) to be under 
 great a-s, in grof cr ^urd^t fcbwcbcn, gro^e 
 
 ^aSeforgniffe ^cgen. 
 
 Appr^hen'sjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. Ui6)t 
 bcgreifcnb, fd^ig, 2. furcbtfam, fiircbtenb. 
 beforgtj to be — of, 1. (Btvoah befuribtenj 
 2. GtwaS empfinbcn, merfenj III. —ness, s. 
 
 1. bie ^dl)igfeit p bcgreifen, bie (ftbnette) 
 gaJTungSfroft, ber ©(barffmn j 2. bie ^nxM'- 
 famfeitjS5eforgni^5bebenfIicbc3ag^aftig!cit. 
 
 Appren'tice, s. 1. ber 2e()rling, Sebrburfcbe, 
 col. Sebrjungej 2. Engt. Col. cine blofe 
 SBortperdnberung |i. Slave, [bingen laffcn. 
 
 To Appren'tice, v. a. in bie 2e^re t()un, auf* 
 
 Appren'tjceship, *-. 1. ber 8el)rling§j^anb, bie 
 gc^rjeit, ge^rc) 2. Engl. Col. cine blope 
 SKortPcrdnberung fl. Slavery ; to serve (out) 
 one's — , feinc Se^rjaljrc auSf^e^cn, col. bie 
 Sabre fietjen. 
 
 To Appretiate, Appretiation, vid. Apprec... 
 
 To Apprize', v. a. 1. bena^rtd)ligcn, unter= 
 ricbten ( — of, pon), bele^rcnj 2. fd)d^cu 
 (vid. To Appraise). [Appraiser. 
 
 Apprize'ment, Appri'zer, vid. Appraisement, 
 
 To Approach', v. I. a. (fi4>) na^en, nd(>er 
 fommcnj II. n. 1. nd^ern, nd^er bringen, 
 nd^cr fe^tn ; 2. Hort. ablaftiren, abfdugen. 
 
 Approach', s. 1. bie lCnndi)erung5 ^nfunftj 
 
 "2. ber3utritf5 3ulauf, :j(nfaUj S.fig. crfte 
 §8erfu(b j 4. Mil. bag :jf nructcn (bc§ geinbeS) i 
 lines of — , or a-es, bie ^pprod^cUy 2ttuf= 
 grdbcn. 
 
 Approach'able, adj. jugdnglicb, erreirt;bar. 
 
 Approa'cher, s. ber S^a^cnbe. 
 
 Approach'less, adj. unjugdnglid^). 
 
 Approach'ment, s. (». ii.) bie ^nndl)erung. 
 
 To Ap'probate, v. a. Am. biUigen, Scifall 
 
 J(benFen ob. geben. 
 
 Apprpba'tion, s. 1 . bie SSiUigung, ©ene^mi' 
 Qung, ber SSeifall, 2. ber ©efallen (an (St= 
 wag) 5 3. (c^cm.) bie jDrucfs(SrIaubnip5 4. bie 
 
 Ap'prQbative, adj. billigcnb. [^robcscit. 
 
 ^ .Approof, s. (_S/iksp.) 1. bie (Srpvobungj 
 
 2. bie aSiUigung, ber SSeifall, Ui Sob. 
 
Appr 
 
 53 
 
 Aqua 
 
 I 
 
 Appro'priable, adj. roa§ jugcctgnct (Quf einen 
 bef. ©egenflQnb eingefd^rdnft) mcrten fann. 
 
 To ApprO'pnate, v. a. 1. (—to) onpoffen, 
 roiti'men, beflimmen^ 2. rerroentjen (—to, 
 ju)5 3. ft(^ (eine®a(^e)sueignen5 4. (a5e= 
 griffe) tjerbinben? Loio-*. 5. einc ^frunbe 
 on bie tobte^anb oermotben^ 6. worf. ex= 
 propriiren (bag eigent^um gegenSJergiStung 
 cntjieljen, cf. Appropriation, 5.). 
 
 Appro'priate, I. adj. 1. geroibmet, eigen? 
 2. bequem, bienli(b/ tucbtig? 3. —to, Qngc= 
 meffenj II. i. bie ©igen^eit, ©igent^fimliib' 
 feitj HI. — ly» adv. Quf Qngemejfenc TCrtj 
 IV. — ness, *. bie TCngemeffcnbeit. 
 
 Approprja'tion, y. 1. bte 3ueignung, ^nroen* 
 bung, 2 Semenbung 5 3. a5egri|fgbcjttm= 
 mung (eincs SBortc§)5 Law-.?. 4. bic Uber* 
 trogung ciner^friinbc on bie tobte^^onb, 
 5. 7nod. bie GrproprtQtion (^nteignung beS 
 aSefi^eS, Ob. . (Srroerbung bc§ fiir 6ffentl. 
 3roeie, qI& ©ifenbabncn, fondle, :c. erfor= 
 berli(ben ®runb unb 95oben&)5 6. «-«» p/. 
 bie ^onbgQnweifung/ SJerwenbung ber®taat8= 
 einMnfte. 
 
 ApprO'priator[ir5.,Trorc.&c.;ap-pr3-pri-ii'- 
 tor, If.], .V. 1. ber Scrroenber, Tfnroenber^jc 5 
 2. ber aSefi^er einer ubertragencn ^fnlnbe 
 
 Appro'prietary, s. bcr (wcltlitbc) ^eft|er einer 
 geifili*en^frfinbe. 
 
 Apprd'vable, adj. beifaUSmurbig. 
 
 To Apprdve', v. I. a. 1. billigen, gcne^migcn, 
 oner!ennen 5 2. berodbrcn, erproben j 3.(n).u.) 
 beroeifen, bortbun? 4. Law, terbcffern, in 
 bejfern ©tanb fe^en (cin ®runbfhtrf)i to 
 — one's Belf to one, ft(b SfntonbeS SSeifoU 
 cmerbenj n. (mitof) n. biUigen, gutt)eipen. 
 
 .Apprdve'ment, s. 1. bicS^iUigung, ber JBcifallj 
 
 ' LaiD-s. 2. bic SJerwanblung eine§ <Stu(fe§ 
 Oemeinbelanbes in ^Ccferlonb j 3. bo§ frei= 
 roinige ©etenntnif eineg S?erbre(ber§ tor ber 
 geriitlicben Unterfutbung, unb ^ngobe ber 
 s}}?itf(l^ulbigen. urn ficb boburcb ©nobe au§: 
 juwirfen. 
 
 Apprd'v^r, s. 1. ber ©illiger? SSeipflitbter^ 
 Laxo-s. 2. ber gefldnbige S?erbre(ber u. TCn- 
 geber feiner 9}?itf(bulbigen5 3. ber SSerbcjfes 
 rer, the king's a-«, (c^em.) .^ronpScbter, 
 3Birt^f(b after auf ben F6nigl. ©omaincn. 
 
 ApprOx'jmate, adj. X[<x\)Z, vid. b. l3. Proximate. 
 
 To ApprOx'imate, r. 1. «, f!(b nd^ernj 11. a. 
 noic bringen, nd^ern. 
 
 ApprSxima'tion, s. 1. bic ("ICns) 3Td^ening 3 
 
 2. Math. 9?d^erung jur SBurjel burtb SBrufbe 5 
 
 3. Med. bie "JCnf^eching burcb aSenSbning. 
 ApprSx'fraativc , adj. onnd^emb 5 opprori- 
 
 motit. 
 
 Appul8e'[ W7;. &c. ; ap'pulse, W., Wore. Ac], 
 s. 1. ber QCnftop, bie ©eriS^rung^ 2. bie ^n= 
 funft, Sanbung^ 3. Ast. bie (Sonjunction 
 eineS ^laneten mit einem ^irfterne. 
 
 Appul'sion, s. bag ^nftof en, W SSeriibrung. 
 
 Appul'sjve, adj. anf^ofenb, berubrenb. 
 
 Appiir'tenance, s. Law, bag 3uge^6r, bie ?^es 
 benfacbej 3«Iage5 a-s, pi. ^crtinensien^^er* 
 tinensftflcfe. 
 
 To Appur'tenancc, v. a. Law, qIS ein (SU Qt- 
 mag gcb^rigcg) Sie^^t befiben. 
 
 Appur't^nant, adj. juge^orig, ge^5rig, juftdn* 
 big 5 common—, Law), ©emeinbelonb. 
 
 A'pric8t, s. Bot. bic Kprifofej —tree, ber 
 
 J^TpriFofenbaum. 
 
 A'prjl, s. ber (5)tonat) :?fpril. 
 
 A'pron [— purn], .V. LbieScbfirje^ bag@(b«rjs 
 fell 5 2. Sad. bag ©(boopleber (on (Sabrioletg 
 2C.)j 3. 5/i7p-ft. ber35innentoritet>eni 4. bie 
 ^Ian!en=93ettung no^e ben ^lutbt^uren einer 
 iorfej —of a gun. Gun. ber ^fannenbetfel 
 (©ecfel auf bem3nnbIo(be einer ^ftanone), bog 
 ^lottlotl)} —of a goose, bie fctteSSau^^QUt 
 einer ©ong, —man, ber .^onbmerfcr, ^onb^ 
 roerfgmonni —string, bog ©(burjenbonb^ 
 
 — stringhold, bog JtunFellebn, SBeiberle^n. 
 A'proned [— purnd], adj. mit einer ©d)urje, 
 
 einem ©iurjifeae oerfeben. 
 
 Apropos'[-pr)'],or/y. 1. iiurgercgenen3e{f, eben 
 red)t; 2. mag i(b f^gen molltej — of, bei 
 (bicfcr) ©elegenbeit. 
 
 Ap'sjs, s. 1. Ast. (pi. Apsides ob. Apses), 
 bie ^pfibej 2. Arch, bog gerocJIbte Doeb, bie 
 
 ^SBoIbungi 3. JTA-ir.berJtranjeinegOtobeg. 
 
 Apt, adj. 1. gefci^irft, touglid), poffenb, be* 
 quern? fdt)ig5 2. gcneigti 3. lebboft, fertig, 
 ftbnelli to be—, 1. geneigt fein, 2. gem 
 tbun, pflegen 5 —to break, jcrbre(blitb i —to 
 take fire, lei^t feuerfongenb, brennbor? an 
 
 — wit, ein f(bneUer SBi§. 
 
 To Apt, V. a. ju etmog gcf(birft; filtbtig mocben i 
 ^fd^ig, empfdnglifb ma(ben, porbereiten. 
 Ap'ter, .V. Ent. bog ungefliigvite infect. 
 Ip'teral, adj. Ent. ungcfliigelt. 
 Ap'tjtude, s. 1. bie(55ef(bicfIi(bFeit,3:u(btigfeit5 
 
 2.bie^afri(bFc:t5 %ai)i(<Uiti 3.bic3?eigung, 
 ^oer ^ong. 
 Apt'ly, adv. 1. gef(^icft, K. (n>ic Apt, flrfi.)* 
 
 2. fugli(b , mit Oletbt , rirbtig ,♦ 3. fer% 
 ^f(bneU. 
 Apt'ness, s. (mic Aptitude, qv.) ; —(to learn") 
 
 bie @ele^rigfeit5 — of iron to rust, bie (Si* 
 
 gentbiintIi(bFeit (!)Tc{gung) beg (Sifeng ju 
 joften. 
 
 Ap'tote, ,». Gram, bag inbeclinable 3?enn»ort. 
 A'qaa, *. Chem. bog SBofer [i. b. folg. comp. 
 
Aqua 
 
 54 
 
 Arbo 
 
 md^ W, ak'-wa]; — fortis, Chem. Oa§ 
 @(^eil "waffcr, —marina, Uv ^quamorin: 
 1. Mil bcr a3cr>)ll ((SDcIftcin) 5 2. Paint. 
 ba§ f(^6nftc ^lau t)cr OJ^alcr j Chem-s. — mi- 
 rabilis, t)a§ SSuntJCrwaiTcr 5 — regia or — re- 
 galis, (fru^cr) t)a§,R6m9§n)afrcr, vid. Nitro- 
 muriatlc acid ; — secunda, »crt)unnte§ <BA)d' 
 Uwajferj — tinta, Engr. bie ^Cqutttittttt, 
 -vitae, tcr :iCqua»it, ©ciDurj^aSranntwcin. 
 
 Aqua'rjus, s. AsU l)cr SBaffermann. 
 
 ^quat'ic, Aquat'jcal, adj. im SBaffcr Icbcnt) 
 
 Aquat'.cs, «. pi. SBaffcrt^iere) SBafferges 
 
 Xq'uatile, adj. [to. U.) vid. Aquatic. 
 
 Aq'ugdiict, s. bic aBafferleitung. 
 
 Aque'ity, s. vid. Aqueousness. 
 
 A'queous, I. a(/j. rodffcrig^ II. — ness, s.H^ 
 
 ^SSajTcrigc, bic SBaffcrigfcit. 
 
 Aq'njllne [ Wore. Sec. ; ak'-wi-lin, W. &c.], 
 adj. 1. cincn ^blcr bctrcffenb, ^bler ...5 
 einem It. ii^nli^) j 2. gcfriimmt (mc ein lb= 
 Icrft^nabcl), —nose, cine ^(blcrnafe, ^a= 
 bi(9tsnafc. 
 
 Aqiiuse', adj. wdfTcrig. 
 
 Aquos'ity, *. bic S[BdjTorigfcit. 
 
 Ar'ab, I. *. bcr "ifrabcr? II. adj. vid. Arabian. 
 
 Arabella, s. m*ttbcUc (^-n). 
 
 Arabes'ky, adj. arabc§fcnartig. 
 
 Ar'abesque [— sk], Arch. Sculp. & Paint. 
 
 1. *. tn "jrrabcSfc ; II. adj. (or arabesqued), 
 orabeSfenavtig 5 — foliage , — ornament, 
 (ar.ibesques) arQbifd)c§ Saubwcrf, arab. 
 3icrral^cn, QCrabc^fcn. 
 
 Ar.a'bja, s. Geog. livahkn. 
 
 Ara'bjan, 1. adj. arabifd^ 5 —figures, pi. 1. Qra= 
 
 bif(bc3a^lcn5 2. :}frabc§!cnj —characters, 
 
 pi. orttbifcbc ©(briftj II. s. bcr ^rabcr. 
 ArsVbisis, s. pi. Com. gcgittcrtc 2eincn. 
 Xr'abic, I. *. ba§Qfrabifcbc,bicarabif(be<Sprtt= 
 
 d^C) II. adj. arobifd^) —troches, ba§ arabi= 
 
 fd^c ©ummi. 
 Arab'jcal, I. arfj. vid. Arabic ; II. — ly, adv. 
 ^ouf arabi[(bc lixt. [IrabiSmug. 
 
 Ar'abi^m, s. bic arabifd^c <Sprad^cigcnl)cit, bcr 
 Ar'abist, s. bcr ^cnncr bc& ^rttbifcbcn. 
 Ar'able, adj. ortbar vflugbar^urbarj tragbar. 
 Ar'aby, s. Gcog. ft. . -abia. 
 Ar'^ch, s. Bot. bic ?)J?clbe5 vid. Orrach. 
 Arach'noid (Arachnoi'des), Anat. adj. & s. 
 
 — tunic,! .bieSpinnemeben^aut beg® el)irn§; 
 
 2. bic (SlQgtjQUt bc§ 7fugc§. 
 AraQh'noid, s. Pet. bcr ©pinnciiftcin. 
 Ar'^ck, s. bcr ^Crorf, vid. Arrac. [&c. 
 Araeot'jc, adj. Araeot'jcs, s. pi. vid. Areotic, 
 Ar'?ig9n, s. Geog. ^ragonien. 
 
 Araigace' [§i-ra-ne'J, s. Fort. btt& gefammtc 
 
 (§onttcminenfi)ftem unter u.cor bem®lQc{§ 
 To Araise', v. a. (Shksp.) auferftel}cn matben. 
 AraneQl'pgy, s. bic ©pinnenfunbc (,tunfl au8 
 
 bcr 93eobad^tung bcr ©pinnen bag SBetter ju 
 
 bcftimmen). 
 Ara'neous, adj. einem<Spinnengcn)cbe d^nlid^, 
 
 fpinnwebenarttg, —fingers, ©pinnenfinger, 
 ^fpinbelbiinne ginger. 
 
 Ar'as, s. Zool. bcr inbifd^c Sflabe, rotljc "Kta. 
 ^ra'tion, s. bag ^cEcm, ^pflugen. 
 Ar'atpry, adj. ben ^cferbau bctrcffenb , — in- 
 ^struments, bag ^Kdfcrgerdt^. 
 Ar'ature [— tshur], s. vid. Aration 
 A ray', s. vid. Array, 
 ir'bal^t, Ar'balist, s. vid. Arcubalist. 
 Ar'balister, s. bcr 7frmbrufifd)U|. 
 Ar'biter, s. 1. bcr @(^iebgri(bter J 2. bcr®c» 
 
 roait^aber, £)ber]^err. 
 Ar'bjtrable, I. adj. miUfii^rlid^ 5 cntfd^jeibbarj 
 
 II. — ly, ado. vid. Arbitrarily. 
 
 Ar'bitrage, s. vid. Arbitration. 
 
 Arbit'raraent, s. bcr frcie SBiUc, bic S8iU!ul^r, 
 frcie SBa^l. [unumfcbrdnJt, begpotifd^. 
 
 Ar'bitrarjly, ado. wiUfu^rlidt), nacb SSill!ut)r, 
 
 Ar'bitrarin^ss, s. bic SBilIfu()rIi(bfeit, Unum* 
 f(brdn!tl)eit, bcgpotifcbe (Bmalti SBiUht^r. 
 
 Ar'bjtrary, adj. miUfii^rlid^ (lit. 0. ^erfoncn 
 u. jig. ». ©ad^en), eigennjillig, cigenmdd^tig, 
 tegvctifd^y nad^ QBiafu^r roiberruflid^. 
 
 To Ar'bitrate, v. I. a. 1. ([(^icbgrid^terlid^ Ob. 
 nad^ (^utbunfen) entfd^eibcnj 2. ([(biebgrid^^ 
 tcrlid^) fd^lid)ten 5 II. n. 1. urtl)cilen (iiber 
 (Stwag), entfd^ciben, abfpred^cnj 2. Com 
 arbitriren, vid. Arbitration. 
 
 Arbitra'tion, .9. I.aw, 1. bag f4)iebgr{d^tcrlid^e 
 8Scrfat)ren5 bcr (Sd^icbgfprud^, bie (Sntfd^ei= 
 bungi 2. bcr SScrgleid^, bag (Sompromipj 
 —of exchanges, Com. bie SBcd)fclarbitragc, 
 SScd^feIflanb\)crglei(bung,^(rbitragered^nungi 
 — bond, Law, bie (Sompromif actc. 
 
 Arbjtra'tor, s. 1. Law, bcr ©dncbgrid^ter, 
 ed)icbgmann5 2. ©tottljaltcr , ^rdfibcnt^ 
 3. unumfd^rdnftc |)err, ®emalt{)aberf —of 
 averages, bcr ©tranbrid)ter, S)igpad)cur. 
 
 Ar'bjtratrix, s. vid Arbitress. 
 
 Arbit'rement, s. Law, 1. bcr ©cbiebgfprud^, 
 bie (Sntfcbeibung, (fd;iebgrid;terlidK) ©emaltj 
 2. bie SSermittclung. berSSerglei^, bag 60m* 
 promip. 
 
 Ar'bjtr^ss, s. bic @d()iebgri4)terinn. 
 
 Ar'bor, A'rbour, s. 1. 5ot bcr SBaumj 2. blC 
 ©ommerlaubej bagSSogquctj comp. — ge 
 nealogica, ^ig- . bcr ©tammbaumj —vine. 
 Bot. bieSBinbc, £aubrainbe5 —vitae, Bot. 
 bic amerifanifd^c wcipe 3ebcr, ob. bcr £cben§* 
 baumj 3. Mfic/i. bic epinbel, SBttte M\t, 
 
Arbo 
 
 55 
 
 Arch 
 
 icr ©re^bttum, SDrel^flifti (in Am. Shaft 
 qv.y. —stands, ®rel)ftiftfifi^le5 a-s to turn 
 
 screw points, ©^raubcnpfciler } balance 
 a-8, UlU'Ut)brc^ftiftC) brass screw nose a-s, 
 
 jScbrQUbenjongcn. 
 
 ir'borary, Arbo'reous, od;. juben^dumengc^ 
 ^orig, baumartig, baumd^nliii^, »onS3aumen, 
 Ob. fflaumjiDeigen? aufSSaumcn wocbfenb. 
 
 Arborfi'tpr, s. vid. Arborist. 
 
 Atbores'cence, s. 1. Min bie bttumartige^rt)= 
 ftaUifotion j 2. BoU ba§ SSaumroerbcn. 
 
 Arbores'cent, adj. 1 ^""1 SSaumc werbcub, 
 auff(biepcnb , bQumdbnIicb matbfenb 3 2. boI= 
 jig werbenb) —star-fish, Ich. ba& ^JJcbu* 
 fenbaupt. 
 
 Ar'bor^t, 5. ba§ SSauHKbcn, bcr @trauc^. 
 
 ^rbor'jcal, adj. SSdumc bctrcffenb. 
 
 Irbprjcul'ture [— t^bur], .*. tit SSaumcultur. 
 
 Ar'borist, s. 1. ber SSaumgdrtnerj 2. Sttum* 
 
 ^ fcnncr. 
 
 Arborjza'tion, .v. \ii( fSauxti' ob. pflanjcnartigc 
 3ei(bnung in 3KineraIien. 
 
 To Ar'borize, v. a. in 5KincrttIien bttumartige 
 3eittnungen bilben. 
 
 Ar'borous, adj. vid. Arborary, Arboreous. 
 
 Ar'bour, s. vid. Arbor. 
 
 Ar'buscle [— buss'l], s. bcr Heine Stroud)/ bie 
 (StQUbc, bag fddnmd)tn. 
 
 Arbus'cQlar, Ar'b\istine, adj. flraud^artig, 
 flQUbcuartig. 
 
 Arbus'tive, adj. bufd)ig, bewalbct. 
 
 Arbus'tum, s. t)a§ ©cbufcb, bcr ©ufcb- 
 
 ir'bute, s. Dot. 1. bcr GrbbecrbQumj 2. bcr 
 |)agQpfeIbaumj —berry, bic S3drcntraube, 
 3Reerfirf(be. 
 
 Arbu'tean, adj. jum ©rbbecrbttum ge^orig. 
 
 ire, s. Geom. & Ast. bcr ^Qlbjirfel, SSogcn? 
 ^bfcbuitt, U& (Segment (eincs ^reifeS)} 
 (vid. Arch). 
 
 ^rcadc', s. 1. Arch, ber 95ogcngang, bie ^r= 
 Utiij 2. Dane, bie 58ogcnflcUung. 
 
 ^rca'dja, s. Geog. k * ^rhbicn. 
 
 ^rca'digin, Arca'dlc, rtf/j. arfabifd^j IdnbU(i(). 
 
 Ar'cady, s. vid. Arcadia. 
 
 Arca'num, s. (pi. arcana) t)Q& ©cbcinttti^. 
 
 Ar'c^nal, .9. vid. Arsenal. 
 
 Arch, A. 1. bef. Arch, bcr SSogen, Sd^wibbogen, 
 ta^ ©cmolbe, 2. ^immcl&gewolbc} trium- 
 phal—, bcr 3:riumpl)bogen, bie (Sbrenpforte, 
 — roof, bie gewolbte iDecfcj —stone, ber 
 Sd^Iupflein, Mlformige ©ewolbflein 5 —way, 
 ber ©ogengttng , ^reujgang. 
 
 To Arch, V. I. a. voolhm, ubcrw^lbcn) II. n. 
 fidi> roolbcn, (einen) SSogcn madden, bilben, 
 fd()lQgen) her lips a-ed into a smile, i^re 
 Sippen perjogcn ficb su einem 8d(^cln. 
 
 Arch, adj. l.arg, lofc, Ici4)tfcrtig, mut^aimg, 
 [(j^lQU, 2. comp. ba§ (grftc, ®r6pte in feincr 
 ^rt, gro^ (im gutcn u. na(btbciligcn ©innc), 
 (grs* 5 —apostle, bcrobcrfie^fpoficl (bcr ^cll. 
 ^ctru§)j — architect,l)cr cr^ttbcnc SBaumciflcr 
 berSBelt, SBcItcn, ©ottj — beacon, t)icSBar= 
 tcnboljc j — bish'op, ber (Srsbifcbofj — blsh'op 
 stamper. Conch, bcr gr^bifd^of j — bish'opric, 
 ba§drsbi§t()Um) —butler, Germ, bcr @rj* 
 fcben!} —chamberlain, (?erm. bcr6rjfdmmc= 
 rer^ S)bcrfammcr^errj —chancellor, Germ. 
 berCSrsfanjIcrj —chanter, bcr S)bcr- Santo r, 
 SSorfdngcr, ^oaupifdngcr? —count', bcr^rj* 
 graf; —critic, bcr ^auptfritifcr, — dap'ifer, 
 Gei'm. bcr Srjtrud^fcpj —deacon, —dean, 
 bcr Xrd^ibiaconu&/ SBci^biftbof, — deaconrj, 
 
 I. ba& 7Cr(bibiaconat 5 2. bcr If-Sfprcngcl $ 
 3. bcrSi§ cincS ^rd^ibiaconuS 3 —deacon- 
 ship , baS ^Crcbibiaconat Olmt ciucS Ifrdji' 
 biaconu8)5 —divine', cin Porsiiglicbcr ®ot= 
 teSgelcbrtcr j — du'cal , adj. crjbcrjoglid; 3 
 
 — duchess, bic (Srj^cr8oginn3 ©ropfiirflinn 5 
 —duchy, t)Q§ Grsbcrsogt^um3 —duke', bcr 
 6rs^er8og3 ©ropfur^j canf. cin (Srsfdjclm 3 
 
 — duke'dora, ba§ Grgbcrjogtbum 5 —enemy, 
 bcrgrjfeinb, Satan 3 —felon, ber Grjocr* 
 rdtbcr3 —fiend', —foe, bcrGrsfcinb, Satan, 
 Scufelj —founder, ber |)auptgrunbcr J — gn- 
 >ernor, bcr obcrfle StQttbaItcr5 —heresy, 
 bic (5rjfe§crei3 —heretic, I. s. bcrerjFe$cr5 
 
 II. adj. crjfe^crifd) 3 —hypocrite, bcr Grj* 
 bcud^Ierj — lute, r/rf.Archilute; -marshal, 
 Germ, bcr Grsmarfd)aU3 -minister, bcr 
 ^rcmier=9Kiniflcr3 —pastor, bcr ^auptfeel» 
 forger5 —pillar, bcr |)auptpfcilcr 3 —philo- 
 sopher, ber |)auptpI)iIofopl) 3 —politician, 
 bcr Grjpoiitifcr 3 auggcjcid^nete Slaat^- 
 mann3 —pontiff, btr S)bcrpricflcr, ^apfij 
 —prelate, bcr ^bcrprdlatj —presbyter, ciu 
 ^rdlat, bcr in gcifllid()cn SBcrrid^tungcn bes 
 ©ifdtiofg StClIe l^ertritt3 -presbytery, bie 
 wiUfiUjrlicbc unb oUgcmeine ^txxi6)a\t bc5 
 ^ricflcrtt)um§ 5 —priest, bcr erjpricftcr, 
 SDbcrprtcftcrj —priesthood, ba§ ^mt unb 
 bcr aScsir! cincS (Srjpricftera j —primate, ber 
 ersprimag (erfiegci|^r.aBurbe)3 — rebel, ber 
 (Srsrcbell, ^auptcmp6rer3 —rogue, bcr 6rs« 
 fd^elm3 —tempter, mit —fiend; —treasu- 
 rer. Germ, bcr (Srsfcba^mciftcr 3 — treasu- 
 rership , Germ. ba§ (lrsfd)a^mci[lcramt 
 
 — villain, bcr Grsfcbclm, erjfd)UrfC) —vil- 
 lainy, bic(5rjf(^urFcrci5 — wag, cin Srsfr^al?. 
 
 Archa'ic, adj. ardtidiftif(b, i^craltct. 
 Ar£haolog'ic(al), adj. arAdologifd). 
 Archieol'Qgist, s. ber Xfd^dolog. 
 Archaol'ogy, s. bie 'M'rd^doloafc. 
 
Arch 
 
 56 
 
 Aret 
 
 Arsh'aJsm, s. tcr lixdjaiimu^, uxalUtt llvLi' 
 
 Drucf, Jjcraltete ©prac^gcbraud^. 
 irchan'g?!, s. 1. fecr erjengel, 2. Geog:. Tfrs 
 
 (^Qngel5 3. Bot. white—, tie taube 3cc|TeIj 
 
 balm-leaved—, bie 5Kelitte. 
 Arsh^ngel'jc* a^^tJ* su ten (Srsengeln ge^orig. 
 Ar'ch^d, adj. gciDoIbtj —legs, oor^dngenDc 
 
 ^nie (tin Ubel ter pfcrte)} -shot, Der 
 
 aSogenfd^uf. [|)artfc^icrer. 
 
 Arch'er» *• 1. ^er ©ogcnfc^u^e itbcr^. 2. Mil. 
 
 Arch'?r§ss, s. tie 95ogcn!uritigc. 
 
 Ar ch'^ry, s. ta§ JBogenfd^iepen , SBogelfd^icf en , 
 
 d^iibenf(^icfen(mit tern SSogen) , tic^unfl 
 
 mit bem ®ogcn ju [(l()iefenj —room, ta& 
 
 ©^fi^en^ous. 
 Arch'es, pL ». Arch, Sogenj —court (court 
 
 of-), ta§ gciftlic^e SJbergedi^t, S)bercott* 
 
 fiftorium ( te§ ersbifd^ofS oon (Santevburi)). 
 irchety'pal, adj. urbilblid^, ard^itQpifd^. 
 Ir'shetype, s. taS Urbilt), S)riginal|^ucf, 5!)Ju» 
 
 fler j tie Urfd^riftj Mwit ta§ Suftirgemid^t. 
 ^rghe'us, *. Alch. ter Urflojf, 2cben§gcifl, tic 
 
 aUbclebente ^aft. 
 Archibald, s. Irc^ibttlt (5)J-n). 
 ii'jhjcal, arfj. oberft, erfl, -^aupts. 
 Arshidi.Wonal, adj. arc^itioconif(^. 
 Arghjepis'copal, adj. ersbifd^oflidlj. 
 iirghjepis'copacy, s. tie crsbifd^oflid^e SBurte,! 
 
 taS ersbi&t^um. j 
 
 Ar'shjl, s. tie S)rfeillc, gcirbcrfled^te unt tic! 
 
 tarau& bcreitete rot^e ^arbe SacfmuS. i 
 Ar'chjlute, s. (ital.arcUiiito)Mus.'i)kZl)CCXhii.\ 
 Arjhjman'drjte, *. (ruf.) ter Q(rd;imantrit. 
 Arghjiue'djan screw, s. Mech. tie arii^imeti» 
 
 \ic (SKaffer s) ©(^raubc (neuerlid) auf tie| 
 JDampff4>ifffttt)rt angcraentet) (c/. Propeller). ! 
 Arch'jng, I. p. s. ta§ SBoIben, ^ogcnmad()en,| 
 JBogcnf^jlagcn, II. p. a. bogenformig. 
 Ar'ghjpel, Archipel'agO, s. Geog. ter "Kxd^i' 
 
 pelaguS. 
 
 Ar'shitect, s. ter aSoumeifter, aSaufiinjllcr) 
 fig, Ur^eberj —like, l. gleid^ einem iKau* 
 
 mciftcr, 2. mit ^unft, mit <St)mmetrie. 
 irjhitec'tive, adj. ju einem Sttu ot.sur^unft 
 ^gc^Srigj —materials, aSaumoterialicn. 
 Arshjt^cton'ic (— cal, adj. — cally, adv.), ar« 
 JOiteftonifd^. [futtjl. 
 
 Xrgbjt^cton'jcs, s. pi. tie fie^re »on ter a5ttu= 
 Ar'^hitectr^ss, *. tie SSaumeifterinn. 
 Ar£hitec'tural[-tsh^r-], adj. tieSaufunfl 
 
 betrejfcnt, ar(^itcftonif(^. 
 Arghitec'ture [— tshijir], s. tie Saufunft. 
 Ar'shjtrjive, s. Arch, ter ^rd^itrao, gropc 
 
 Sluerbalfen, aSintebalfen j Tfrd^itra^? anS^ur 
 
 untgenfler, ter ^aminfims. 
 ir'ibjv^, adj. ar(^ioifd^, ard()itarif(^. 
 
 Ar^ghivault, i. Arcfi. tie 25ogeneinfQffung. 
 
 Ar'chives, s. pi. toS ^rd;io j tie Urfunten. 
 
 Ar'thivifst, s. tcr 7(r(^icar. 
 
 Arcb'like, adv. gcmdlbe* otcr bogend^nlii^. 
 
 Arch'ness, s. tie 2ei(^tfcrttgfeit, <S(betmcrci, 
 
 Xrch'type, s. vid. Archetype, [ter 3J?utl)n)iUe. 
 
 Arch'w'ise, adv. bogcnweife. [Archibald qi\ 
 
 Ar'chy, I. adj. bogenformig^ II. s. ahbr. d. 
 
 Xrcta'tion, s. 1. ta§ 3ufammenprcJTen (cinefi 
 .^6rperg)j 2. Med. tie Sscrfiopfung turd^ 
 ^ingeweibeentguntung. 
 
 Arc'tjc, odj. Ast. nortlid^, arftifd^j — circle, 
 ter ^olarfreiS; — pole, ter ^ortpol. 
 
 Irc'titude, s. vid. Arctation. 
 
 To Ar'cuate, v. a. frummen, biegcn. [gen. 
 
 Sr'cuate, Ar'cuatiie, adj. bogenfcrmig, gebos 
 
 Arcua'tion, s. 1. tic .Krummung, taB .Krura^ 
 
 _ men 5 2. Hort. tag @enfen, Ttbfenfen. 
 
 Xr'cubalist, s. tie ^rmbruft5 <Steinfd)leuter. 
 
 Ircubalis't^r, s. tcr :iCrmbruftfd(>u|e. 
 
 iir'das silk, or Ar'dasses, s. Com. perftfd[)e liuh- 
 KDurfs^eitej iirdassine' silk, ^erlfeite. 
 
 Ar'dency, s. lit. He fig. tic ^\%i, Snbrunfl:. 
 
 ir'dent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. lit. &fig. l}eif, 
 feurig, brennent 5 ^eftig, eifrig, leitenfcbaft? 
 lidi. ^_ [ter SSrod^odfer. 
 
 Xr'der^, Ar'dours, s. pi. Agr. ta§ S5rQC^lant, 
 
 Ar'dour, Ar'dor, s. lit. & fig. tie |)i§e, ^Jef* 
 tigfeit, tcr (iifer, tic Snbrunft. 
 
 Ir'dQous, I. adj.; IL — ly, ado. 1. flcil; ^0^; 
 2. fig. [(^roer, fd^mierig, mu{)[ttm 5 III. — ness, 
 s. 1. tie (fteile) ^d^C) 2. tic ©d^wierigfeit. 
 
 ire [ar], (^I. p. ^raf. teg S5erb. To Be) fint, 
 :c. 5, as you — ! Mil. xi^jft Sud^ ! 
 
 To Are [Ar], v. a. p flu gen, acfern. 
 
 A-re', s. Mus. vid. Alamire. 
 
 A'rea, s. 1. bcf. Geom. tie ^lQ^e,®runl?fl(!i(bc, 
 tcr ^Idd^euin^alt 3 — of a building, circle, 
 triangle, &c., ter Olttum im Sid^ten, iunere 
 ^Idd^enraum eineS ©cbouteS, eineg .Kreifeg, 
 u.} 2.uber^.ter freic^la^j 3. cin befonterg 
 tic eleganten |)Qufer SontonS umgebenter, 
 et»tt6^upbreiter,tiefcr, au§gemauerter,mit 
 (bittern (—railings) umsogener ®raben ob. 
 |)ofraum, uber ten cin SBriicfd^en nad^ ter 
 |)ttu§t^fir fil^rt unt in ten tic ^enjler tcS 
 .keUergeft^offeg, tie ^u4>en untSSetientcnflus 
 ben ^inauggef>eni —steps, cinp fleine2:reppc 
 in tiefen .^ofraum, abgcfc^loflfen turc^ cine 
 Zi)VLXi (—gate) ; 4. Med. ta§ ^uafaUen ter 
 |)attrcj tic .Ro^lbcit, ^lattcj 5. Min. toi 
 §elb (te§ @rsarbeitcr5)5 — sneak, cant, tcr 
 ^ofrciumc bef^Iciddentc ©icb. 
 
 Areek', adv. vulg. raud(>ent, tampfcnt, ^eil. 
 
 Arefac'tion, s. 1. tag Xrocfnen, iD5rrcn» 2. 
 3;rodfcnn)crtcn. 
 
Aref 
 
 57 
 
 Aris 
 
 To Ar'efy, v. n. trccfncn, auStrocfncit; borrcn, 
 
 au»l>orren. 
 Are'na, »•. 1. Ant tic "Kxcna, bcr ,KQmpfpIa$5 
 
 2. Mt«. t)cr<Saub5 3. Med. bcr ^arngricS. 
 irena'ceous [— shus], odj. 1. fantJigj 2. M/i. 
 Jornigj brotfelig. 
 Arena'tion^ *. iVIcd. toaS ©anbbal). 
 Areno§e', Ar'enous, arfj. ooUer ©anb, fant)i9. 
 ^rea'ulous, arfj. ml tUmn 6Qnl) cnt^altcnl), 
 
 [aubig, ficrig. 
 .^re'ola, Ar'eole, *. jdnat. bic ringfgrmig ge^ 
 
 rot^ctc ^autflcUc, t)er ^of (urn aSiattcxn, 
 ^®cf4>roure, urn tie Sruflnjarjc). 
 ireom'et^r, .?. Pliy. ber }Did)tigfcit§meffcr, Die 
 
 Brurfroagc. [bcrnD, f(!)mei^trcibcnl). 
 
 ireot'jc, ad;. Med. PcrDunncnb, f(I)raeipbef6r= 
 Areof jcs, *. pf. Med. ocrtuiincnbc (f(i^H)eipbc= 
 
 fc5rt)ernDc) SKittcI. 
 
 Ar'gand-lamp, s. bie Qr<;anbifd^c fiampe. 
 Ar'gal , adv. {Shksp. Haml. 5, 1, j)crt)orben aus 
 
 lat. ergo) ergcl, bat)cr. 
 Ar'gent, ad;. 1. ^Ibcrrocip, filbcrfarbcnj 2. * 
 
 jilbern; gldnjcnt) (roic ©ilbcr), 3. Her. roeip. 
 Argen'tal, ad;, l.filbcmj 2. plber^altigj mit 
 
 (Silber t>crbunt)cn. 
 Ar'pntate, s. Chem. t)Q8 ®tlbcroyt)t)[Qls. 
 Argenta'tion, s. bic fijcrfilberung. 
 Argentiferous, ad;, (ilbcr^altig. 
 Ar'g^ntlne, Lad;. 1. filbcrfarbcn? 2, filbcr* 
 
 ^cU; rcintoncnb (me <Silbcr) 5 il. ^. l. Min. 
 
 bcr @d)icfcrfpQt^j 2. Bot. DaS (Silberfraut 
 ir'gjl, *. 1. Dcr si)on, Die Sopfererbe? 2. Om. 
 
 tcr Sflicfenfranit^, ^rgia. 
 Argjlla'ceous, od;. t^onig j tijonartig; t^onid()t 
 
 t^onern. 
 
 ArJilirr?rous, adj. GeoL t^onig, t^on^altig. 
 Ar'gjllltc, s. Min. bcr Z^on)6)itftv. 
 irgjllit'jc, adj. Min. t^onfd^icfcrartig. 
 ^rgil'lous, adj. t^onig, Icljmig 5 t^oncrn. 
 Ar'gQl, s. vid. Argal. 
 Sr'g^sy (Ar'gosie), s. bie ^ararfc, Mxah 
 
 (fpQnif(^c§ Ob. portug. ^aujfa^rtcift^ijf) 
 To Ar'guc, V. I. «. 1. (Sd^Iiiffc mac^en, fd^licpen, 
 
 ©runbe anfut)reii ; 2. ftrtitcn, bi&putircn (mit 
 
 with uub against); II. a. 1. burc^ ©riinbc 
 
 iibcrvcben, bcwcgcnj 2. mit®runbcn (eine 
 
 ®Qd()c) bcflrcitcn, barubcr flrciten, biSputi* 
 
 ren, 3. crwcifcn, gcigcnj 4. (cine 6tt^e, 
 
 ^ragc) crortcrn, untcrfuttjen? to— sagacity, 
 
 ^ ©d^arffinn \?crrat()en. 
 
 Xr'gu?r, s. ber ©trcitcr, SBcftreitcr, ^olemif er, 
 
 ^(Sontroccrtifli aSciocisfu^rcr. 
 
 Xr'gum?nt, s. 1. bcr 93cn>ci§grunb, aScrociS, 
 ©runb, @d^lup5 2. ber etreit, ba& ©is* 
 putircnj 3. bic <Streitfragc, SKaterie, ber 
 
 ^alt) 5. .45t. bag Argument i to hold an—, 
 biSputiren. 
 
 Argument'al, adj. bcJDcifenb; bcwci&frfiftifl, 
 [(^licfcnb, grfinblidti, fd^lufmdfig. 
 
 Argum?nta'tion, s. baS 93en)cifcn/ ®d()Ucpcn, 
 
 _bic 93enjei§fu^rung. 
 
 ArgQment'ative, Lad;. (ju». mit oO; H.— ly, 
 ado. 1. bcwcifcnb, bunbig, 2. ftreitfiii^tig. 
 
 ir'gus, s. 1. M7/</j.7frgu85 2.yig.bcrf(^lauc, 
 f(l()Qrfe aSeoba^ter, comp. —butterfly, Ent. 
 ber 6tcd()ginfierfttltcr, grope ^rgug, —fea- 
 thers, bie ^cbcrn bc» ^faufafanSj —shell. 
 Conch, ber 3^ttmc i?erfd)iebencr augcnQrtig 
 gcsei(j^ncter (Sdjalt^ierc (^orscllanfc^nccfcu). 
 
 Ar'gyle, s. einc ,KQffce= Ob. S^cehnne t»on 
 95Ic(^ mit ©oppelboben. 
 
 A'ria, s. (ital.) Mas. bie ^ric, bas ©ingflflrt . 
 
 A'ri^n, £cc. L *. bcr^riancrj n. ad;. oria» 
 
 A'rjanisra, s. Ecc, bcr ^rrianiSmuS. [nifc^. 
 
 Ar'jd, I. adj. burre, trocfcnj fg. trorfcn, fait, 
 
 ^11. — uess, s. vid. Aridity. 
 
 Ar^jdas, s» Com. (— of herbs) bcr ©raStQffct. 
 
 Arid'jty, s. l.bicSurre, Srorfcn^cit 5 2. Med. 
 bQ8 Sicrborren, ©d^roinbcnj 3. Theol. \iii 
 ^aIte,UncmptinbIi(l^feit,2eere(bc§®cmut^6). 
 
 Arier', ^riere', s. vid. Arriere. 
 
 A'rjes, s. Ast. ber SBibbcr. 
 
 Arjet'ta, s, Mus. bie TCriette. 
 
 fright* (fam. Arlghts') , adv. QUfrcd^t, gc- 
 
 ' rabe; jig. xtd)t, rii^tig, jurcd^t. 
 
 Ar'jl, Ai-'ilius, s. Bot. bie ©ttmenberfc. 
 
 Xr'jUat^d, Ar'jUed, adj. Bot. mit cincr ©Q* 
 
 menbccfe ocrfc^en. 
 Arjo'sQ, (itaL) s. Mils. boS ^riofo, bcr fang' 
 
 bare S5aO. 
 To ^ri^e', V. ir.n. 1. Qufgc^en, Quffteigen,oufs 
 
 flc^cn, auffommenj 2. ouferfie^enj 3. ent* 
 
 fpringcn, ^erfommenj ficb er^eben (—from. 
 
 ... Qu§, oon) 5 4. \i6) Qufle^nen, aufflc^en 
 
 (—against, ... aiber). 
 Ari^'^n, part. 0. To Arise. 
 Aris'ta, s. Bot. bic ©rannc. 
 Xr'istarshy, s. Pol. bie ^errf(^aft au§ge5ci(i(>« 
 
 neter QKdnner einer Station. 
 Aristoc'racy, s. Pol. bicQCriftofrotic, ^bcl^err» 
 
 f^Qft. ^ ITCbclSfreunb. 
 
 ArjstQcrat', Arjsto crate' , s. ber TCriflofrat, 
 Aristocrat'ical (Irjstocrat'jc), Lad;.; 11. —ly, 
 
 adv. ariftofratifc^ , abel^errfd^aftUd^, abeU 
 
 ^errifd^j IIL — ness, s. bag TCriflofratifc^e, 
 
 bie 7f n^dnglid^feit an ben (altcn) ^bel. 
 Aristol'oshy, s. Bot. bic ^o^lmurj; Sj^erlujei. 
 ArjstQte'ljan, L s. bcr ^riftotelifer 5 n. adj. 
 
 arij^otelifd^. [^^ilofopt^ic. 
 
 ArjstQte'liainifm, s. bie ariflotelif^e 2e^re ob 
 
 etoff, ©egenftanb j 4. ber Sn^alt, ^auptin«lArist9teI'jc, adj. vid. Aristotelian 
 
Arit 
 
 58 
 
 Arno 
 
 Ar|f/imetjc^l, 1. adj.; II. — ly, adv. orit^Cs 
 tif4) 5 —precision, j?g. tie Ijo^flv ©cnauigf eit, 
 
 ^nf/irngti'dan [— tish'-?in], s. ber^rit^metifer. 
 
 Ark, *. 1. bic2at>e5 2. tie^Krd^e, l>er^aflen 
 (3toa^)} —of covenant, t)ie SSunl) e&lat)e 3 
 
 3. Conch, (ot). -shell) Die ^rd^e, 5C-nmufd^cI 5 
 
 4. bas 5)ctff(l()i|f mit pa^jem Sol)en} 5. Am. 
 ^ tin groped ^lupboot, SOZarftfd^iff. [gclb. 
 Aries [ariz], *. (—penny) baS SKict^gell), 7Cn= 
 Ar'let, s. BotMxojiinU^ic^uminCkixmmd). 
 Arm, *. 1. berlrm^ 5)leerc§arm5 Tfrm eineS 
 
 gluffeS, ber SBeiftrom, SSaumaft; armfors 
 mige ® egcnflanb 5 2. bie SBaffc 5 Tu/d. Arms ;) 
 3. Man. bcr S5ort)erfc|)enfcl eineS ^fcrtcS, 
 ^.fig. Me 9}iad|)t, ©cwaltj — of an oar, ier 
 ^rmeinesSflulJcrSj be is my right—, fig. 
 cr ifi meinc red^te ^anb » comp. — chair, tcr 
 2cljnfcfTeI,5Crmftul)l5 -ful, cin :ii:rm ooUj 
 
 — hole, 1. ba§ QCrmlod^, txmcllo^i 2. bef* 
 fcr: — pit, Anat. Ik ^(^felgrubc. 
 
 To Arm, v. I. a. lit. ic fig. 1. WaffnCU, be* 
 
 roaffncn, au&ruflcn 3 2. mit Gtnja§ (jur SJe* 
 
 fefligung) ocrfe^en, einfoffen, bef^Icgcn, II. 
 
 n. fidf) waffnen, bewaffnen, riiflcn. 
 ^rma'da, s. bie fpan. Jtricggflotte^ Tfrmaba. 
 Armadifi'lo, s. Zoo/. i)Q§ !iCrmQt)ilI, ^anjert^ier, 
 
 _®iLirteltl)ier. 
 
 Ar'mament, s. 1. t)ie ^riegSruftung J 2. ba0 
 
 Jtrieg&gerdt^ 5 3. tie ^rieg8mac()t , @ee' 
 
 ma6)t, ^ricgSflottej 4. fd^roereS ®ef(§u|. 
 Ar'mau, Ar'm^ind, *. Vet. Ux ermcid^enbe irj* 
 
 ncitranf ofc. bic Satrocrgc. 
 Ar'mature[— tshur], j. 1. bie Sluflung, I. p. 
 
 SBaffen, 2. 5/)or«. bic ©porncn an ten 
 ^ ,Sampf^Q^ncn j 3. Boi.©ornen, <Bta6)dxi,ic. 
 Xrm'ed, adj. lit. &fig, bewaffnct, beme^rtj 
 
 — chair, vid. arm-chair; an — load-stone, 
 ein armirtcr SOtagncti an — ship, ein sum 
 ,Kriege QuSgcriiflctcS ,^auffa^rteifdj>ijf. 
 
 Arme'nia, s. Geog. TCrmenien. 
 
 Arme'nigin, I. s. Der TCrmcnianerj II. adj. ar» 
 menifii, Min-*. — bole, t>er ormenifd^c SSo* 
 luSj —stone, ter ormenift^e Stein, taS 
 aScrgblau. ^^ [SSic^ gc^Srig. 
 
 ^rmen'tal, X-'m^ntine, adj. ju ciner ^erte 
 
 Xrm^ntose', adj. I^crt)enreid(>. 
 
 ^rmif^rous, ^rmig'?rous, adj. SBaffen txa* 
 
 ^ gent), benje^rt, bewaffnet. 
 
 Ar'mig^r, s. ber SBaffentrSger, ein Esquire. 
 
 Ar'mjUary, adj. T. ringclit^t, in (Ringen,: 
 einem ^rmbanbc gleid^ent, Ast. -sphere, 
 bie 7CrmiUars@p^(!(re, SflingFugelj -trigo- 
 iiometer, ein au§ funf ^albjirf tin befle^en= 
 oe« Snf^rument jur fd^ncUen ^ufl6fung trigo* 
 ttomrtrifd(>cr ^robleme. 
 
 |Ar'millat?d, adj, mit 3fnnbdnbcrn cb. 9lingta 
 
 I j)crfe^en. 
 
 Ar'mjng.^, s. pi. Mar. vid. Waist-cloths. 
 
 Armin'jan, I. s, bcr ^Crminiancrj II. adj. or* 
 minionifd). 
 
 Armin'janif m, s. Ecc. ber ^rminianismuS. 
 
 Armifp'otence, *.* bieSDiad^tim^riegc, Ma6)t 
 ber SSaffen, SSaffenmac^t. 
 
 Armip'Qtent, adj. * mad^tig im ^nege. [fclnb. 
 
 ^rmis'onous, adj. * waffenflirvenb, waffcnraf* 
 
 Ar'mlstitce, s. ber SBajfcnftiUfianb. [roaffnct. 
 
 Arm'less, adj. 1. amtlod, 2. raaffenloS, unbc* 
 
 Arm'iet, s. 1. ber !lcine ^rm (ber <Bce, :c.) j 
 2. ber ^rm^arnifd;, bie Irmfd^iencj 3. bas 
 ^rmbanb. 
 
 ArmO'nj^c, s. 1. vulg. bie ^prifofc (vid. Apri- 
 cot) ; 2. cor. \i. Ammoniac, qv. 
 
 Armon'ic, adj. vid. Armenian. 
 
 ArmO'njca, s. vid. Harmonica. 
 
 Ar'mor, Xr'mour, s. bie ^rmatur, {Rujlung, 
 ber paxn^d)i —bearer, ber SKaffentrdger, 
 ©d^ilbfnapp, top—, Mar. bie ©(^ansflei* 
 ber ber SKarjTcn (SOJaf^forbe). 
 
 Ar'mprer, Ar'mourer, s. 1, ber SBSaffcnfd^mieb, 
 <Sd()n)ertfeger, SBu^fenfd&miebi 2. berSlfifl* 
 fnappj 3. ber SBaffenauffe^er. 
 
 Armo'rlal, I. adj. ju benSBapen (bcf. p eincm 
 ^omilienwapen) ge^cJrig, 2. s. bas SBapen* 
 bud^) —bearings, —ensigns, —insignia (or 
 armorials, pi.), bag SBapcn, bic SBapcnfcbitbc. 
 
 Armor'ic, I. adj. ttrmorif(^, bretonifd)5 II.*. 
 bie ormorifd^e ob. bretonifd()c ©prad^e. 
 
 Armor'jcan, I. adj. armorifd^, bretonifdE) j II 
 
 ^ s. ber ^Crmorifer, 95retone, Srctagner. 
 
 Xr'morist, s. ber |>erQlbifer, SBapenfunbige. 
 
 Ar'mpry, Ar'moury, s. 1. bie ^rmoturfammer, 
 Sfluj^f ammer , @en)el)rfammer) H^ 3eug* 
 ^au65 2. bie Mfiung j 3. baS SBopen, aBa» 
 penfc^ilbj 4.bie<f)cralbi!,SBapcnEunbej book 
 of—, H^ SBapenbud), SBapcnrcgifier. 
 
 Xrms, jr. pi. 1. bie Qfrmafurfliiicfe, SBaffen, 
 Law, iebelngriffg= ob.Scrt^cibigungSrattjfcj 
 2. * ber ,Kr{egj 3. Her bas SKapcn , 4. Wh-w. 
 bic beiben (Snben ciner SBagcnad^fe j 5. Sport. 
 bicgiipceincSSlaubcogcIgj 6. /Jot. ©omen, 
 ©tad^cln, :c.} small—, (Sd^iepgewe^rc, Heine 
 ©d^upWQffcn 5 a stand of — , ber ©cweljrs 
 flanb) cine complctte ©olbatenruftung ) ces- 
 sation of—, ber SBaffcnflittftanb } coat of—, 
 bag SBapcn j — of an anchor , bie ^lugcl 
 cincS linhx^, bie TfnFerarme, to — ! Mil. ju 
 ben SBaffen! in'S ©croc^r I 
 
 Ar'my, s. bie Tfrmcc, \)a^ (^rieg§») |>cer j a 
 flying — , cin fliegenbeS Soger j — agent, b«r 
 ^rmeelieferant. 
 
 Arnot'to, .frnat'ro, «v, vid. Anotta. 
 
Arno 
 
 59 
 
 Arri 
 
 Ar'not, Ar'nut, s. Bot. tie ©rbnup. [(|)cxe)! 
 4: ^roint' thee! {Skksp. Macb.) patfe \)i6) 
 ArD'ma, s. Bot. ba» ^romo, bcr (fcine) ®c= 
 'ru(i)fioff t)cr ^flanscn, DqS ©eraurj. 
 Aromat'jc. Aromat'jcal, adj. Uromatlf<J>, »fir» 
 
 jig, * wurjct)uftcnb. 
 Aromat'ics, s.pt. 1. Bot. axomati^^C ^\ian= 
 
 sen j 2. ©crours, SBurjcn, epcsereicn,S[Bol^l-- 
 
 gcriic^c. [rourjen, baS SBurjcn. 
 
 Aromatjza'tion, s. l)ic SScrmifc^ung mit ©c= 
 To Ar'oraatize, v. a. 1. murjcn, mit ©crourj 
 
 »crfc§cnj 2. mit ®c«jursrau(^crn, wot)tnc; 
 
 d^cnb ma('^cn, t)ur(^buftcr.. 
 Arom'atTzer, s.tia6, IDttS ©CWUrj gicbtj WQ§ 
 
 geJTjiirs^affc (Sigcn[(l)aft cntl)Qlt. 
 Arom'atous, adj. arcmatifc^, gcrouri^ljaft. 
 Iron, s. Bot. bcr Tfron, bic^c^rnjurj, gicbcr= 
 Ar'yph, s. Dcr ©affran. [wurj. 
 
 ^rose', prcf. ». To Arise. [f(^c Gic^^omd^cn. 
 Aroughcain [ar'-ro-kan], -v. Zool. t)a§ inrgini* 
 ground', 1. ado. im toifc, runt) (ringS) ^cr* 
 
 uitii II. prep, urn ... ^crum, urn ... ^cr, um> 
 
 vid. Round. 
 To .\roii8e', 0. a. LQufraccfcnj 2.^^g-. crnjcf* 
 
 hn, erregen, aufrcgcn j (— from ..., au§, \}on). 
 Arow', ado. (in a row) in cincr 9lcil)c, in cincr 
 
 SiniC; in 9ld*[>cn, noi bcr {RciOe. 
 Arpeg'gio, (itQl ) s. il/us. H8 :j(rpcggio. 
 ^roynt theeC^'Msp. K.Lear 3, 4), viV/. Aroint. 
 Ar'pent, f. emc ^ufc 2anl)c§ 
 Arquebusixde'[—!ve— or — kwe—], *. l.^it 
 
 ^inten= ot). Suc^fcnfd^up j 2. (—water), 
 
 Med. "bie Ifrqucbufabc , bQ§ B6)\i^maf\cx, 
 JSiunbwapr. [bic ^rqucbufc, ^ofcnbuc^fc. 
 AHquebuse, Af'quebuss[— kc — or— kwe— ], s. 
 Arquebu8ier'[—ke— or —kwe— ], s. bcr "iCr? 
 _ quebuflr, S5u(bfcnf(t>u$c. 
 Ar'qujfoii^ s. vid. Alquifou. 
 iHrajli, Ar'rack, s. vid. Orracb. 
 ^rrack'[in.*, W,, ic; ar^-rak, Sm., &c.], 
 
 .y. bcr Xracf, con(r. Slacf. 
 Ar'ragon, s. Geog. "JCrragonicn. 
 To Arraign' [-ran], v. a. 1. orbnen, ftcUen, 
 
 cinticbtcnj 2. bcri(btigcn, rcbigircnj Laws. 
 
 3. onflagcn, bcfcbulbigcn j 4. jjorfu^rcn, cor 
 
 ®cri(bt flcUcn (— for ... , mcgcn). 
 Arraign', s. vid, Araignee & Arraignment. 
 Arraign'm^nt, s. 1. ba§ SJrbncn, bic ?Qcxi(i)tU 
 
 gung, 2. bic©teUung »>or®cri(^t, in ba§ 
 
 Scri^orj 3. bic TCnflagc, ascfd^ulbigung 
 To Arrange', v. a. orbncn, in Srbnung brin* 
 
 gen, cinrit^tcnj Com. to — one's self with 
 
 .... ti<^ QU§cinonbcrfc§cn mit..., to— an 
 
 acconnt, cinc (Hed^nung abmat^cn. 
 Vran^c'ra?nt, .V. Lbic^norbnung? SDrbnung, 
 
 ©tcUung, (Sinrit^tung 5 2. tie fibercin!unft, 
 
 ba& Ubcrcinfommen, bic ^u§glei(l(>ung (vid. 
 Accommodation). 
 
 Arran'ger, s. bcr Srbner, ^norbncr. 
 
 Ar'rant, adj. fe^r org, bur^triebcn, erjs, note* 
 rif^j an — coward, cine (Srsmemmcj an - 
 
 Jool, cin Qu§gcma(btcr 9tarr. 
 
 Ar'iantly, adv. org, fd)ttnbtid)er SScifc. 
 
 Ar'ras, j. 1. vid. Aras; 2. — , or — hangings, 
 bic gcnjir^tc Sapetc, Sapcjerci, ber Scppi(]^. 
 
 Array', s. 1. bic {Rci^e, ©tcUung ) aici^e u. 
 ©licbj ©(blttd^torbnungj 2. * bic (prun!* 
 ^aftc) ^Icibung, bcr^JCnjug, ^u^j d. Law. 
 bic (Srncnnung bcr®cf(bn)crncn unb baSSBcr* 
 jcicbnif bcrfelben. 
 
 To .^rray', v. a. 1 . orbnctt, in 2)rbnung brin* 
 gen Ob. ftcUcnj 2. * (prunf^aft) fleibcn, be* 
 fleibcn, cint)uUcn (— with, in, in)? 3. to — a 
 pannel, Laic, bic®eftbwornenlif^centnjerfcn. 
 
 Arrear', .v. 1. ber j)iaisug, 5tQd)trab (bie Ar- 
 ri^jegardey vid. Arriere) ; 2. bcrJRucfftanb, 
 vid. b. u. Arrears. 
 
 Arrear'age, s. vid. b. lii. Arrears. 
 
 ^rrear/, s. p '. riidfianbige ©ummen ob. ©d^ul* 
 bctt, OtucfftdnbC) col. Stcflantcnj to be 
 (remain) in—, inSlcfl bleiben, rcflirenj one 
 in — , ber rilcfj^finbigc ©cbulbner, Otcftant. 
 
 To Arrect', V. a. aufl)cbcr, aufri(btcn. 
 
 Arrec'tary s. Carp, bcr QUfrf df>tj^e^cnbC Sal* 
 !en ob. ^foflen. 
 
 Arrenfa'tion, s. Law, ba& (?:in]^ogung§rC(^t. 
 
 Arreptftious, adj. I. entriffcn, (gcnjalt[am) 
 cntjogen 5 2. eingcf(i>Iid)cn (ten Oebrfiud^cn). 
 
 To Arrest', v. a. 1. orrctircn, tcvCjaftcn) 2. 
 mit^rrefl belcgcn, SBcfiblog Icgen Quf ..., »cr» 
 fummernj 3. sun5tff)Qlten , Quf^altcn, cin« 
 tjQltcn, t)inbcrn ; fig. fcft^alten. 
 
 Arrest', s. Law, 1. (—of person) bic SScr^aft* 
 ncljmung, bcr ^rreft^ 2. bic a3cf(^Iagna^me, 
 SScrfallcrHdrung 5 3. bcr @in^alt 5 bic ^cm* 
 mung, ©tocfungj 4. ba§Urt()eiI, bcr ri(b« 
 tcrliic TTuSfprucb (vid. Arret); —of the 
 glacis. Fort, bcr^omm beS bcbctftcnSBcge§. 
 
 Arrests', .v. pi. Far. bic WtauU an bcn ^intcr* 
 fu^cn bcr ^fcrbe. 
 
 Arret', s. Law, bcr^u&fpru(^(eineg®ertd^t§), 
 ba§ Urtl)e(i)I, ©nburt^cilj Gbict cincS San* 
 bcst)crrn. [Icingt, tcrflagt. 
 
 Arret'ted, adj. Law, »or ©crt(bt citirt, U- 
 
 Arriere', 5. (— guard) Mil. bcr 3t ad) trab, bie 
 ^rricrgarbc (cf. Arrear & Rear); —ban, 
 bcr^ccrbann^ ber 2anbflurm 5 Laio, — fee, 
 -fief, ba§ 7(ftcrle()cn5 -va-ssal, bertiCftcr* 
 lei^cn&mann. 
 
 Arri'sion, s. ba§ ^ntacbcn, Suldcbeln. 
 
 Arri'val, s. 1. bie 2Cnfunft^ ^nlanbung; 
 2. bcr ijfnfommcnbe , :M:nfommlingi 3. 
 
Arri 
 
 60 
 
 Ar(i 
 
 Com. 3ufu^r; genj. pi. ^ufu^rcn, 3u[Iup con 
 SBaarcn} 4 .fig. t>ie6rmd)ungeiner^bfid()t5 
 —train, E-w. t>er anfommcnte SBagcnjug. 
 
 To Arrive', v. n. 1. anfommen^ anlangcn, on* 
 lanl)en, eintreffcn j 2. to — at, etruag crrei= 
 6)tn, su etroad gclangenj 3. to — to, ju= 
 fallen, p 3;^eil roerben? M jutrageuj bc^ 
 
 To Arroiie', v. a. benagcn. [gegnen. 
 
 Ar'rogance, *. t)ie ^nmapung, '58erme|fenl)cit, 
 
 Jbtx ©unfcl, Ubermut^. 
 
 ArVpgant, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 ocrmelfen, ubermiiit^ig, ftolj. 
 
 To Ar'rogate, v. a. 1. n)it)crredptli(^ anfprc= 
 
 ^^en, 2. fic^ (ttuS ©tolj) anmofen, ^crauS= 
 
 Arrt^ga'tion, s. Ui TTniuapung. [nc^men 
 
 Ar'rogative, adj. anmapenb. 
 
 Arro'sion, s. i)a§ SBenagch, bie SSenagung. 
 
 Ar'rovf, s. ber ^feil? * SBurffpiep, comp. 
 — grass, Bot. I>a0 ^-graS^ —head, l.Ut 
 ^-fpi^ej 2. Bot. ba& ^-Fraut5 -headed 
 characters. Lit. bie^eilf4)rift) —root, 5oi. 
 1. ber n>e|Hnbifibe (Salcp, bic -"^-wursclj 2. 
 Med. ba& ^-nj-mc^l, ^rromme^lj —stones, 
 
 ^Pet. ^-fteinc, aSelemniten. 
 
 Ar'rowy, adj. 1. aus ^feilcn bcfle^enb) 2. pfeil* 
 fSrmigj fpi^ig. 
 
 Xrse, *. ber .f>intere, ©tcip? —foot, Orn. bcr 
 (Steipfuf, bieSauc^CcOcntej —gut, ^?iaf 
 berSJtaftbarm, —smart. But. bag glS^ruut. 
 
 Jir'sen^l, *. bal Irfenal, 3eug^au§. 
 
 ^rse'ni8ic-a'c}d, uirf. Arsenical-acid 
 
 ^rse'njate, .v. chenu baS^rfeniat, arfeniffaurc 
 8als5 —of lead, arfeniffaureS SdUi, a5lei= 
 blut^ej —of potash, arfem!faure§ ^a\i. 
 
 irsen'jc, s. Min. Dcr Irfcnif 5 flaky—, t)er ^lie^ 
 gcnflein, ba§ Stattengiftj native (yellow)—, 
 ber gebiegene ^rfenif, "iiaih ^uripigment 
 crystalline (white) — , ber ^uttenraud^, ba§ 
 ©iftme^l. 
 
 ^rsen'jcal, adj. ^rfeni! ent^altcnb, arfenifa= 
 lifd^j —acid, Chem. bie ^rfeniffaure. 
 
 To ^^rsen'jcate, u. a. mit ^rfenif oerbinbcn 
 
 Arse'nious, adj. arfcnifaUf(3^ j —acid, Chem. 
 bic arfenige ©dure. [Salj. 
 
 ir'sSnite, *. Chem. bag ^rfenit, orfenigfauri 
 
 ir'sis, s. Mus. 1. t>ic |)ebung be& SoneS (ber 
 @timme)5 2. Der ^uff(blag im Sacte (mit 
 
 ^bcr ^anb). 
 
 Ar'smart, s. vid. arse-smart unt. Arse. 
 
 JLr'son, s. Law, ba§ vorfd^lit^c geucranlegen, 
 bic 9)lorbbrennerei. 
 
 Ar'sure [— shiir], s. Law, ba§ ^robiren ncucr 
 
 JJKfinjen im^cuer. 
 
 Ar'gyver'sy, Ar'sever'se, adv.vulg. baS Sberf^e 
 ju untcrfl, \)erfcl)rt, @iu§ burdi) bag Tfnbere. 
 
 Art, bf»? 2te ^erf. bes ^raf. Snbic. o. To Be 
 
 Xrt, *. 1. bicffunfij ©cfd^icflid^feit j 2. bie 
 ^ein^eifj SSerfc^lagen^citj the liberal, po- 
 lite* or elegant a-s, tie frcieu ^linjlc 5 the 
 mechanic or useful a-s, Ut l^anbnjcrfgmdpi* 
 gen Jtiinfte, SKed^anif 5 a master of a-s, cin 
 3Kagifler ber freien^iinfte (gcw. a66r.M.A.) ; 
 — union, mod. bcr ^unfi»crein. 
 
 Ar'tcchoke, s. vid. Artichoke. 
 
 Arte'ri^l, adj. Anat. arterieUj —blood, tag 
 ^ul§aberblut. [abcrn. 
 
 Arteriol'ogy, s, Anat Me fie^re oon bcn^ulg* 
 
 iirteriot'Qmy, s. Surg, bag ®d;lagen ob. S)|f- 
 nen ber ^ulgabern, XberlajTen. 
 
 Arte'rjoos, adj. Poller ^ulgabem. 
 
 ir'tery, *. bic 2Crterie, ^ulgaber, ©d^lagabcr. 
 
 Arte'^ian, adj. arttfifcb/ aug ber ^rooinj ^r* 
 toig, ba^er: —wells, mod. arteftf^eSSrunnen 
 
 Art'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. (niibt nQtlir= 
 M), funfilid)) !unftrei(b, gefc^icft, artiftifd^5 
 gen). 2. Jig. lifiig, fcblau, oerfd^mi^t, fcinj 
 III. — ness, s. l.bic Jtiinftlid^feit, ©efd^icflic^* 
 Uit^ 2. fig. bie m, <ScK)lau^cit. 
 
 ^rf/irit'jc, Arf/irit'ical, adj. Med. 1. ort^ri» 
 tif(^/ gi<itif(^} 2. ju ben ©cleuFcn ge^6rig. 
 
 Ar(/int'}s, s. Med. bie ©lieberfranf^eit, ©i^t 
 
 Ar'thx^r, s. TCrt^ur (m-n). 
 
 Ar'tjchokc, >y. £o^ bie ^rtifd^orfe, erbfd^ocfej 
 Jerusalem — , bie Serufalem'g "K., eine ^rt 
 ©onncnblume, bercn ^noUcn Ui (Srbbirnen 
 
 Jinb J wild — , bie 3Karienbif!cl. 
 
 Ar'tjc, adj. cor. % Arctic. 
 
 Ar'ticle, s. 1. ber TCrtifel, 3:^eil, ^unFt, bag 
 (Sturf) lit. & fig. ber einjelne ©egenfianbj 
 2 tie SBebinQUng, 3. Bot. tag ©lieb, 4. 
 
 ^ Gram, ber ^rti!el , bag ®efd()le(btgn)ort 5 
 Com-s. 5. tcr SBaarenartifelj 6. ber ^oflcn 
 (im a5u(b^alten) } Slled^nunggortifel. 
 
 To Ar'ticle, v. I. a. 1. artifclgweife abfoffen? 
 (in ^iCrtifef, ^un^te) eintljeilcuj 2. (^unft 
 filr ^unf t) barlegen, cortragen (S^atfa^en) j 
 fd^riftlid^ perflagenj 3. unter contractlid^cn 
 aSebingungcn binben (—to, an...)? II. n. 
 (contractli(b) ubereinfommen, bebingen, 95e« 
 bingungen mac^en, SSergleii^unggpanftc auf» 
 fc^cn. 
 
 Artic'ular, I. adj. Anat. bie ©Ucber unb ®£* 
 
 "lenfe betreffenb, ©lieberM H. — iy» adv. 
 Gram, artifulirt, fQlbenmdpig auggefprod^en. 
 
 ^rtic'ulate, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. orti!tt« 
 Urt, beutli(b/ »eme^mlid()) 2. artiFelnjetfc 
 auggebrudtt^ abget^eilt5 3. Anat. ©Ucber 
 ob. ©elenfe bctrcffenb, geglicbcrt; 4. Bot. 
 gegliebert, !notig 5 III. — ness, s. W SSer* 
 ne|mbarfeit, ®eutU(^f eit. 
 
 To ^rtic'ulate, v. I. a. I. auf eine oerne^mlicbc 
 M augfprc(ien, artifuUrenj 2. Anat. su« 
 
Arti 
 
 61 
 
 Asce 
 
 fomrocnfusen, artifuUrcnj II. n. Uutlid}, ©er= 
 ne^mlit^ fprcd^cn. 
 
 ^rticula'tion, s. 1. -4na^ tie Oelenfoerbiiis 
 Dung, ,fi;nod)cnfu9ungj 2. Bot. tcr^notcn, 
 ittS ©elen!, ©Uebj Grams. 3. tie (bcut= 
 Udfje) 2fu§fpra(^e, livtiMationi 4. bcr5}Iit= 
 lautcr, Sonfonant. 
 
 Xr'tifTce, s. 1. t>ie ©ef(^icf ad(>f eit, ^unflj 2.bie 
 TTrglifi, ^intexUfl, bcr ^un/lgriff. 
 
 Artificer, *. 1. ber ^unfller, i)Qnl)n)crfer, 
 SBerfmcifler, 2. Mil. ber^euerrocrfer, 3.jfg. 
 ber (Srfinber, ©tiftcr, (mnh') Bd^mkUx. 
 
 irtifi'dal [— fish — ], I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 
 1. gen. funfilid^j 2 gemat^t, nad^gemat^tj 
 jig. ^eud)lerifc^ , crFiinficItj 3. iun^vdd), 
 finnrei(^5 4. liflig, uerfd^Iagen j 5. angebaut, 
 «id^t cin^eimifd^ (c. ©erodc^fcu)^ comp. 
 -day, ^i«. ber funftlit^cSag (pon 24 ©t.)} 
 Geom. & Maf/t. — lines , funflli(^e (6on» 
 ^uctionSO Einienj— numbers, gogarit^mcnj 
 
 — persons, Law, mt)flifd)e ^erfonenj HI. 
 
 — ness, s. vid. b. f. SB. 
 ArtifTcjal^jty [— fish-l— ], s. l.bie^unftlic^feit, 
 
 ^^unftfertigfcit, 2. bic 2ift,S5crf(^lttgcn^cit. 
 Artifi'cials, ^. pi. ^unflprobuctc 
 ArtifTc'ions, arf;. Funfllidi), ntt(^gemad^t. 
 To Ar'tllize, r. a. ©troaS ben ^nfc^ein ber 
 
 ^unf! gcben. 
 ^rtil'l«?ry, s. bie ^rtiUerie j ba» ©efdju^mcfeny 
 
 ®c[d)u§5 coL (ob. -men) bie ^frtiaeriflcn, 
 
 ba6 ^rtiUeriecorpS. 
 
 Ar'tisan, s. ber Jtinfllcr j ^anbmerhr. [bige. 
 Art'jst, s. l.ber^unfllerj 2.bcr,Kunjli5erfldn= 
 Art'less, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. 1. !unfHo§, un= 
 
 gefunflcit, natilrlid^j 2. funftroibrig, ge= 
 
 f4)macflodj fd^lec^t, plattj III. —ness, s. 1. 
 
 bic ^unfllofiigfcif j 2. bie (naturlicjjc) 7Cuf= 
 ^ric^tigteit. [girforner. 
 
 Ar'yndel oil, s. bttS ti ber moluffircbcn ^ur= 
 
 Arundina'ceous, adj. ©on Sto^r, 9lo()r»5 ro^r= 
 
 ^ob. fc^ilfdljnlid). 
 
 Arundin'eous, adj. xnit Slo^r ob. ®d)ilf be= 
 
 ^wacbfen, »olIer JRo^r ob. ©iilf, f*ilfig. 
 
 Ar'zel, s. Man. ein^ferb, ba§ ttuf bcm xc(f)tm 
 
 ^^interfupc einen roeipen ^[ect ^at. 
 
 As, conj. k adv. 1. aU, roiej fo, fo toic, eben 
 fO) fo fcrnj —per. Com. lant: 5. 93. — per 
 bill of lading, laut grac^tbrief J —yet, no6)j 
 btSje^t, fcbonj —this day, ^eutej —what, 
 nun, n)tt§? —big again, nodb einmal fo gropi 
 — well-, fo gut, ttlS i foraobi, old aucb j —soft 
 — . . ., fo n3ei(b wie . . . j —far—, bid j (— ) rich 
 
 — he is, rei^ wie cr ifl, [0 rcid() er au(b ift; 
 •for, —to, njaS betriJTt, inSejugaufj so 
 
 moved — to weep, fo beroegt, t>a^ man roeincn 
 mupj 2.Qld, bQ, roie, njd^renbj roennj rocilj 
 
 al§ ob (mitXuSIaffung oon iOj such—, (mit 
 folgenbem SSerbum ob. aud^ mit SSeglaffung 
 bejfelben), ber raelcbcr, bie rcelcbe, fotd^ 
 mie jc.j sum Scifpiel, —regards, n)a§be= 
 trifftj —you were! Mil. (bci ben §)reuf cn) 
 ®riff jurucf! (bei ben Sftcrreicb cm) berflcUt 
 tVL6)l — 1 hope, fo roaljr i^ ^o^Cj when - 
 he knew. &c., ba cr bO(b rouptC, JC.J —it 
 were, gleicbfam, fo su fogcn. 
 
 As, s. 1ia& "K^ (rom. ©cwid^t u. 9Kunsc). 
 
 As?ifoet'id?i, As^ifet'jda, s. Pharm. bcr ftin= 
 !cnbe ^fanby bie ^fofotiba, vulg. ber Seu- 
 
 JclSbrecf. 
 
 As?irabac'ca, s. Bot. biC ^Qfclwurj. 
 
 Asbes'tjne, adj. aSbcftartig, unccrbrennlid(>. 
 
 Asbes'tjnite, s. Min. ber Tfsbeftinit, ttSbcfta 
 Qrtige ©trablflein. 
 
 Asbes'tos, ^sbes'tus, Asbest', s. Min. ber 7f§s 
 
 ^bcfl, 95ergfla(b§, ®tcinfla(b§, baS ^cbcnceip. 
 
 Ascalo'nj^, (coi. Ascal'ljon), s. Bot. ©cbnitt- 
 landii vid. Scallion. 
 
 Ascar'jdef, s. pi. Zool. "2C§faribcn. 
 
 Ascannce', Ascaunt', adv. vid. Askance, &c. 
 
 To Ascend', v. I. n. 1. aufiDttrtSficigen, (bin=) 
 ouffleigen, gcben, ob. fabren 5 2. fig. —to, er* 
 reitbcn? binaufrci(bcn,gcbenbis ...5 S.Ast.k 
 Bot. Qufficigenj 4. Mus. ftcigen? II. a. ^in- 
 QUfflettern, erfieigen, bcflcigen 5 Ast-s. a— ing 
 node, ber auffleigcnbeitnotcn) a— ing sign, 
 ba$ auffleig cnbc 3 eid) en 5 a— ing plane, Mech. 
 eineaufftcigenbcGbcnC) a— ing vessels, ilnaL 
 bie Qufficigcnben ®efdpc. 
 
 Ascend'^ible, adj. erfteigbar, erfleigli(b. 
 
 Ascend'^nt, I. s. 1. bicllbcrlcgcnbeit, ©ewalt, 
 ber6in[IuPi 2, Astrol. bcr Tfscenbent (bcr 
 in bcr ©eburtsfiunbe aufgebcnbe pun!t Icr 
 Gfliptif)? II. adj. l.fiberlegen,ubcrn)iegcnbj 
 2. Astrol. aufl^eigenb, fiber bcm ^orisonte 
 befmbticb. [2ime. 
 
 Ascen'dants, ^.2^/. S5crroanbtc in aufftcigenbcr 
 
 Ascen'dency, s. bicUbcrlcgenbcit, Sbergcwalt, 
 ba§ ilbcrgen)i(bt, ber Ginflup (— over, libcr). 
 
 Ascen'sion, s. 1. boS TTufftcigen, bie ^uffabrt j 
 bad "^Cuffteigcnbcj 2. Ast. H^ Ifuffteigen eincS 
 ©eflirnS, bie ^Kfccnrton; Hd-s. the - of 
 Christ, bie .^immclftt^rt (5brifii> — day» bet 
 ^immclfabrtgtag. 
 
 \scen'slonal, adj. 1. aufftcigcnb^ 2. Ast-s. in 
 bcr TTfccnfionj —difference, ber Unterf(bieb 
 in bcr geraben unb fcbicfcn luffieigung. 
 
 Ascent', s. l.ba§ (|)in=)^ufflcigcn, Tfufgc^cn ; 
 bie:jfuffobrt} 2. bic Gr^obungj 3. bie "Kn^ 
 bo^c, bcr ^ugel. 
 
 To Ascertain', v.a.l. QuSmittcIn, gcwip ma» 
 (i)en, fcfifc^cn, bcftimmenj in ^id)tiQhit 
 bringcuj 2.iDcrgcwi(fcrn, uberjeugen} 3. be* 
 
Asce 
 
 62 
 
 Asp 
 
 ^Qupten, befrdftigcnj t)art^un; to — aba 
 
 glance, Com. cincn <Sall)o »crgleii^cn. 
 
 Asc^rtain'able, adj. bcflimmbar. 
 
 Asc^rtai'n?r, s. t)cr ^cflfc^cnte, a3c[timmcnt)c, 
 
 ^95cl)auptcnl)c. 
 
 Ascertain'm^nt,^ s. ] . bic ^CflfC^Utig, a3efHm= 
 mungj 2. Die Ubcrjeugung, SSergemifferung 
 3. Die fcftc {Rcgcl, Oli(^tfd)nur, 3?orm. 
 
 Ascessancy, Ascessant, u/rf. Acessency, &c. 
 
 ^scet'lc, I. adj. afcctifd^, befd^aulid^j —books, 
 (ascetics), pL "JfnDac^tSbuti^cr, @rbauung§s 
 
 ^f(]^nftcn5 II. *. ber ^fcetifer, dinfieDlcr. 
 
 As'cjans [ash'-i-ans], As'cji, s. pi. Ast. t)ic un- 
 fd^attigcn ot). fcbattcniofcn SS6l!cr. 
 
 ^sci'tes, *. Med. bic SSQUd^WQffcrfud^t. 
 
 Ascit'jc* Ascit'jcal, adj. baud^JDaffcrfuc^tig. 
 
 Ascjti'tious, arfj. 1. Ijinjuget^an? 2. jufdUig, 
 an — name, cin angcnommcncr 3tame. 
 
 .fLscri'b^ible, adj. jufdjreibbar, jujufci^reiben. 
 
 To Ascribe', v. a. (—to) jufc^reibcn, beilegen, 
 bcimcffen (Sinem Gtn)a§). [SScilcgung. 
 
 ;^scrip'tion, s. baS 3uf(brcibcn, Scimcffcn, bic 
 
 Ascrjpti'tlous, adj. jugcfdjiicbcn. 
 
 AsL, I.*. 1. /?of. bic(5f(^C5 2.bae(5fi^cn()ol5 
 (bic ocn bicfcm ^olj )?crfertigfe SSaare rairb 
 im |)anbcl Tunbridge ware gcnannt) 5 3. bcr 
 <Sdjatt j comp-s flowering — , bic 58Iumcn= 
 cfdje: raoontain— bic SSogclbccrc, prickly—, 
 bcr ^c^nwc^auir. il. adj. cfd^cn j bic^fti^c 
 betreffcnbj 111. comp.— balls, *. p/. 7ffd;cn= 
 fugclr (sumSCafd^cnbc&ScinenjcugcS), —co- 
 lour , ba§ ^fd^grau, bic "^rfc^farbc j — co- 
 loured , afd^grau , afd^forbigj —drawer, 
 Mm. bcr Qffdjcnjie()cr, S^urmalin? —fire, 
 Chem. btt& gcbampftc ^cuer, ba§ :}Cf(^en= ob. 
 ©anbbabj —hole, baS^Cfc^cnlcd), —keys, 
 s. pi. bic Gf(^baumfd^(i^cn ? — pan , ba§ 
 TOenf^ip/ ^i<J eifcrnc ©dmpfpfanncj —pit, 
 bas TOcnlocb, biclfd^cngrubc, — tree, ber 
 (Sfd)cnbaum, bic Q\6)Ci —Wednesday, bic 
 ^fd^ci^n^ittnjodje , — weed , Bot. bcr ®eif « 
 fup; ®icr§. 
 
 ^shamed', adj. jld^ f(^5mcnb, bcfcJ^dmt, to 
 be — (oO, ftd^ f('^dmen((ginc§ ob. eincr Sad^e). 
 
 .^Eha'ra?dJy, acZv. fc^amtjaft, iocrfd)dmt. [jc. 
 
 Ashelf, arfy. Mar. auf cincr (Sanbbanfy ,Jtlippc, 
 
 Ash'^n, adj. cfd^cn, Con (Sfc^cn^olj j c/. Ashy. 
 
 AsU'ery, s. T. bie ^ottafd^enfabrif. 
 
 Ash'es, s. pi. 1. f?t. bic ^fdllC) to born to — , 
 in cincnTOcnt)aufen Jjerroanbcin, eindf(3^ern5 
 laid in—, cingcdfc^ert^ ^.ftg. bie^f^c, bcr 
 @taub, bic flcrblid^cn Uberrefic. 
 
 Ash'lsir, s. (Dr. J., G, Sm.) bcr a5rud;flcin. 
 
 Ash'l^r, *. (Sm.) Ma*, bcr Sorfcl (7fbfa| ciner 
 
 ^5JJaucr mit IQuaberflcinen). 
 
 A«li'l?ring, 1. p. s. Mas. bttS (Sinmaucm bcr 
 
 Sodtelficinej H. s. Carp, bic (^tu§cn ber) 
 S5crf(^alung (unter bcm ©ac^c). 
 
 Ashore', adv. an'§ Ufcr, an'§ Sanb i am Ufer, 
 amSanbci to get—, (Qn)Ianben5 an'&Sanb 
 bringen? togo— , Qn'§2anb fieigcnj to run 
 a ship — , ein iScl^iff auf ben ©tranb fe§cn, 
 
 ^ftranbcn? a ship—, iin gcftroubctcs <S W. 
 
 Ash'y, adj. 1. of^ig, 2. ofd^farbcn, afti)grauj 
 —pale, afc^cnbleid;, (Icid)en) blap. 
 
 Asia [a'-zhj-a, col, a'-zha], s. Geog. 3[fien5 
 — minor, ^leinoftcn. 
 
 4:A'sian [a'shian], adj. ajTatifc^. 
 
 Asiatic [a-shj-at'.jk], I. adj. Qfiatifd()5 II.*. 
 ber llfiaU. 
 
 Asiaticism[a-sh j-at'-i-sizm], s. bic^adfjQ^munfl 
 Qjiatifcber @ittcn. 
 
 Aside', I. arfu. 1. feitiDdrtg^ abn)drt§5 2. bet 
 ©cite, auf bie ©cite, befonberS, furfid^j to 
 lay (set) — , lit. kfig. hzx ©citc leg en, fe^cnj 
 aufgebenj Law, annuUiren, II. s. Theat. 
 an — , ein aScifeitc, raa& ein ©cbaufpicler fur 
 
 J\6i fprid)t. [^6rig 5 ^.fig. efcl^aft. 
 
 As'jnary, As'jnlne, adj, 1. ju cinem Gfcl gc« 
 
 Asine'go, s. 1. bcr (Hcinc) efelj 2. cor. fig. 
 ber efeltrciberj 3. fig. ber SIropf, ®umm« 
 
 Jopf, 9^arr. 
 
 Ask, s. 1. Bot. ber ©fd^enbaum, vid. Ash; 
 2. Zool. W 555afferube4)fe, vid. Asker. 
 
 To Ask, V. I. a. 1. fragcnj 2. VitUn'^ 3. for* 
 bern, bege^rcn, i^erlangen, 4. erforbcrnj 5. 
 einlabcnj to — leave, anfud^en, urn Grlaub- 
 nip bitten? to — one's pardon, ^cmanb um 
 S5crjei§ung ^itUxi^^ to — a price of ... , eincu 
 ^reig oon... forberuj to — (back) again, 
 surucfoerlangen^ to -in, ^ereinrufcn, ^er» 
 einnot^igcnj II. n. l. UiUn (gew. mit for)} 
 2. fragcn (gera. after); to — for (after) 
 a thing, nad) @tnja§ fragcn, fid^ bornad? 
 erfunbigen. 
 
 Askiincc', Askant', adv. bcrSluere, quer, f(^fcf, 
 iibcrs»cr(^, feitn)drt§, con ber ©cite. 
 
 Askaunce', ^skjiunt', vid. b. l3. Askance, &c. 
 
 Ask'er, s. 1. bcr^ragcnbc, 2c. 5 2. Zoo/, bie 
 SBafercibed^fe. [(aud^ cont) 
 
 Askevv', adv. oon bcr ©cite, feitiodrts, fcbief 
 
 Asla'nT, s. Num. 9tome bcr nitucrldnbifcicn 
 26n)entl^alcr in bcr Secante. 
 
 Aslant', adv. fdjief, quer, ©on ber ©cite. 
 
 Asleep', adv. f(^Iafenb, im ©(^lafcj fig. tobtj 
 to be (lie)—, fd^Iafcn, to fall—, einfc^Iafcttj 
 my foot is — , ber ^u^ ift mir eingcfd^Iafen. 
 
 Aslope', adv. fd^ief, im Tfb^angc, abf(ififftg. 
 
 Aso'matous, adj. unforperlid^. 
 
 jtsp, s. 1. Bot. (—tree), bic@fpe, vid. Aspen; 
 2. ZooZ. bic Scatter, vid. Aspic. 
 
 Aspal'at/iiis, s. Bot. X. bic Sfti^'^orofe (vid. 
 
Aspa 
 
 63 
 
 Assa 
 
 untcr Rose) ; 2. Ux Si^oMferUorn, t5a§ Olo= 
 fcn^olj, mt^d)cnWi' [©vargelftoff. 
 
 ^spar'agin, s. Chem. i5a§ ^Sparagin , t)cr 
 
 .4sp:Vagus, s. bcrSporgcl) —tongues, *. pi. 
 t)k ©pargcljangc. 
 
 As'pect, i\ 1. Dcr :}fnblicf, l5a§ :jfnfct)cn} 2. bic 
 ®cri(!)t§suge, ba§ ©cfK^t, ber Slicf 5 3. Die 
 Slic^tung, "XnW, ecitc, 4. bic Scsieljung, 
 ca§SScrl)ottnipi 5. Ast. bielfpcctenj north- 
 ern—, bcr STorbfd^cin? double—, Paint. 
 t)ic®oppcIanfi(i)t cincr^igur, bic ocrfc^icbenc 
 
 ^©cgcnfldnbc barflcHt. 
 
 As'pen, I. s. (—tree) bic@fpc, bcr (Sfpcnbaum, 
 bic 3ittcrpappcl, SBcippappcIj II. adj. cfpcn, 
 
 ^j?on efpcn^olj, —leaves, (Sfpcnlaub. 
 
 As'per, s. 1. Num. bcr ^fpcr (tuxt BilbtX- 
 munsc i>. ungcf. 2 ^f.)5 2. Gram, bcr <Spi« 
 ritu§ afpcr [']. 
 
 To Aa'perate, v. a. rttuf) (uncbcn) madden. 
 
 Asp^rfi'tlon, j.^baS Olau^= ob. Uncbcnma^cn. 
 
 Aip?rifO'llate, AsperjfO'lious, adj. Bot. xau^- 
 
 btttttcrig. 
 ^sper'ity, s. 1. bic SHauljigfcit, Sflau^^cit? 
 
 (bcpgl. bcr ©timmc), ^cifcrfciti 2, fig. bQ§ 
 
 rttuljc aScfcn, bic Olo^^cit, ^drtc, 3. bic 
 ^S5d;drfc, bcr faurc, flrcngc ©cfc^marf. 
 Asperna'tion, .9. bic ^intanfc^ung, S?cra(^tung. 
 As'p?rous, adj. roul), uncbcn. 
 To Asperse', v. a. (bcn gutcti 9luD bcflccfcn, 
 
 bcf(^mi§cn, ocrlcumbcn. 
 ^sper's^r, s. bcr SScrlcumbcr. 
 ^sper'sion, s. 1. bic SScfprcngung (bcf. Rom. 
 
 Cath. mit aBciljmaffcr) 5 2.fi<j;. bicSScrtcum* 
 
 bung, (©(^md()ung; (e^rcn*) Scflccfung. 
 Asphalt, s. vid. As[>haItos, Asphaltum. 
 Asphal'tic, Asphal'tlte, adj. afp^altif4>, crb* 
 
 pc(^ig, crb^arjig. 
 Asphal'tos, Aspliiil'tum, s. Min. bcr 'JTfp^Qlt, 
 
 baS fd^Iacfige Srbpc(i>, naturlit^c ©rb^arj, 
 ^;3ubcn» Ob. aScrgpcti^. 
 As'phodel, s. Bot. bic ©olbJDUrj, IfffobittCJ 
 
 - lily. Hi '»ffobiU=2ilic. 
 Asphu'relates, i\ pi. Min. ^albmctttllc. 
 Asphyx'y, (Asphyx'ja), s. Med. bcr ^6d^fic 
 ^®rab bcr SJ^nmad^t, ©(^cintob. 
 As'pjc, s. 1. Zool. bic ffiatUx, 5rcattcrf(^Iangc 5 
 
 2. Gun. cine ^anonc (12^funbcr) 5 3. 5of. 
 ^bic®pifcnarbC5 4. (oil of—) ba&SapcnbcI6l. 
 As'pin, s. & adj. vid. Aspen, 
 ^gpi'rant, s. bcr ^CSpirant, aSerocrbcr (urn cin 
 
 "Hmt, w.) 5 ubcr^. bcr nai etwa&SJrat^tcnbc. 
 ToAs'plrate, Gram, v.l.a. ofpirirircnj II. 
 ji. afpirirt fcin, bcn ^and) ^abcn. 
 As'pjrate, Gram. I. adj. afpirirtj II. s. 1. bcr 
 
 Spiritus afpcr ['Jj 2. bic ^ffpirate, ber 
 
 ^aut^buvijftabe. 
 
 Aspjra'tion, j. 1. Gram, bic ^fpiration J. 2. 
 
 ba8 ©trcbcn, ^cftigc SScrlangcn (bcf. nad(^ 
 
 bcm ^S^crcn). 
 To ^spire', v. n. 1. lit. anblafcn, an^aucbcnj 
 
 2. fig. ftrcben, ^cftig ijcrlangcn, tra^tcn 
 
 (—to, at, after, nQc^etmoS)} cmporflrcbcn 
 Aspi'r^r, i\ bcr (SmporO ©trebcubc, :c. 
 Aspi'rjng, I. p. a. 1. aufftrcbcnb, cmporflrc* 
 
 bcnb, ftrcbfant) 2. (juw. imuncbcln©inne> 
 
 ^o(^fa^renb,groft^ucrif(bj —pump, Hydrol. 
 
 bic ©Qugpumpc, II. s. bcr (S^rgeij, baS c^r» 
 ^gcijigc ©trcbcn (to ... , md) ...). 
 Asporta'tion, s. Law, baS SBcgtragcn (gca 
 
 flo^lncr (Sodden), SBcgtreibcn (gcflo^Inca 
 
 SSie^c§). 
 Asquint', adu.f()^icf,f(i()CCl5 to look—, f(biclcn. 
 Iss, s. 1. ber efel3 2. fig. bcr©ummFopf j 
 
 she — , biegfclinn? —driver, bcr @-trcibcr 
 
 -locks, @pannf(^l6ffer fur (Sfcl. 
 Assai', (ital.) adv. Mus. fc^r. 
 To Assiiii', v. a. anfallcn, angrcifcn, bcflilr- 
 
 men, bcrennen) ^s:. bcbrdngen, k. 
 Assail'able, adj. angrcifbar. 
 Assai'lant, adj. Qnfattcnb, Qngrcifcnb. 
 Assai'iant, Assai'l^r, s. bcr ^ngrcifcr, angrct* 
 ^fcnbe S^cil. 
 Assapjin'jc, s. (inbianifd^) Zool, baS (amcri» 
 
 fanifd)e) flicgenbe (Sid^^Srnd^cn. 
 Assarabac, .v. vid. Asarabacca. 
 Assiirt', s. Law, 1. bic uncrlaubfc ^uSrottung 
 
 bcrSSdume, bcrgorflfrcpcli 2. cin cntrour* 
 
 setter Sauntj 3. ba& Olobclanb. 
 To Assart', v. a. Law, bie SSumc im SBalbe 
 
 o^nc (Srlaubnif ouSrottcn, auSrobcn. 
 Assas'sjn, s. bcr 5)teud^elm6rber. 
 to Assas'sinate, v. a. meu(^ctm6rbcrif(!) ura» 
 
 bringen, meu(^Iing§ ermorben. 
 
 Assassina'tion, s. bcr SJfcud^clmorb. 
 
 Assas'sjnator, s. bcr 5J?eu(belm6rber. 
 
 Assault', s. 1. berlfngrijf, Tfnfattj bic SScfliir. 
 mung,ber©turm5 2. Law, bie asclcibigung 
 bur(i) :iCnbrol)ung t^dtlic^cr 9)?ip^anblung. 
 
 To Assault', v.a. ttngrcifcn, anfaaen,bef^ilrmcn. 
 
 ^ssault'able, adj. angrcifbar. 
 
 Assanl'ter, s. ber ^ngrcifer, SSclcibigcr. 
 
 Assay', s. 1. ber S5erfud^, bie^robe? 2. bie 
 
 '(fc^raerc) ^rufungj 3. Law, bie Untcrfu* 
 d^ung, ^rufung (be§ affentl. 5}?ape§ unb ®e» 
 nji(^te§)3 4. Metals. & Mints. "aU^ttaU^ 
 probe J — by coppeling, bie ^robe auf bent 
 ^robirofeni mark of—, ba§ ^robcjeit^cn 
 (auf ®ilbcrn>aaren)5 —balance or — scale, 
 bie ^robirwage 5 —master, bcr 5)Junsn)arbein. 
 
 To Assay', v. a. 1. PCrfUC^cnj 2. fig. k Chem. 
 priiifen, probircn, 3. Mint. & Chem. bcii 
 3Bert^ bcr OJtansen bcflimmcn, njarbircnj t» 
 
Assa 
 
 64 
 
 A. 
 
 —silver, ©ilber probirenj to — b> coppel- 
 
 iog, Qbtrciben (®olD, ©ilber). 
 ^Lssay'^r, s. tax ^robircr, SKunjroartcin. 
 ^Lssay'jng, p. s. 1. bcrSSerfuc^ j 2. Metal. baS 
 
 ^robirenj art of—, bic ^picbirfunfti 3. 
 ^Mus. bas J2>oif+3icI. lUii, JlruiVcra. 
 
 Ass^cta'tion, s, bie Tiufwartung, ©ienflioiUig= 
 Ass^cii'tion, s. bic (Srlangung. 
 Asselani, s. vid. Asiani. 
 Assem'blage, .v. 1. bie ©ttmmlung, ber 4)au5 
 
 fenj 2. ba§ SJcrfammeln, bic SSereinigung. 
 To Assein'ble, t>. I. a. fammcln, ccrfamnteln) 
 
 jufammenberufenj jufammcnsie^cn 5 II. n. 
 
 ftcb oerfammeln, sufammenfommcn. 
 ^ssein'bl^r, s. ber SJerfommler. 
 .4ssem'biy, s. 1. ge/t. bie SSerfammlungj ©e* 
 
 feUfcbaft) 2. ^m. (house of—) ber (§oiigrep, 
 
 bie €iteprdfentanten=^ammer , <Stajat§=SSers 
 
 fttinmlungj 3. btt& ^6(^/lc geifllidje ®erid)t in 
 
 ©(bottlttnb j 4. Mil. baS SrommelfignQl jura 
 
 7(bbre4)en beS 2ager», bie SRergatterung ^ 
 
 riotous — , bic 3u|"ammenrottung, ber tumul* 
 
 tuarifcjje ^uflouf, —room, ber SSerfamm* 
 
 lungsfaal) ta^ ©efeUfcbaft^jimmer. 
 ^ssent', s. bic einroiUigung, ©enc^migung, 
 
 Suftimmung. 
 To j^ssent', v. n. beipfli(btcn, beiftimmen, (—to, 
 jn (StxocL^) einroiUigcn, genc^migen. 
 A8s?nta'tion, s. ))[( SJeiftimmung au^ ©^mci* 
 
 4)clci Ob. SBcrflcUung, btt§ Slec^tgebcn. 
 Assen't^r, a". bcr SJcifliimmenbc, ic. 
 Assen'tjngly, adv. bciflimmcnb, cinroiUigcnb. 
 To Assert', v. a. 1. gen. bebaupten? 2. (oor 
 
 ©cricbO Qugfttgen, befrdftigenj beja^enj 3. 
 
 (ein Olccbt) anfprecben. 
 Asser'tion, s. 1. gen. bie SSctjauptung j 2. bic 
 
 aSejabungj 3. bicTCuSfagc ber 3eugen oor 
 
 ©ericbti 4. bie be^auptete ^einung, bag 
 
 SJorgcben. 
 Asser'tive, I. adj. juoerfi(btU(^ , beflimmt, 
 
 pcremptorif4> , bogmatifd^j II. — ly, adv. 
 
 bejobenb. 
 
 Asser'tpr, s. ber ©cbaupter, JBerfecbter. [of). 
 As's^rtQry, adj. bcjabenb^be^auptenb (juro. mit 
 To Assess', v. a. l.fe|^fe^en,bctlimmen} 2.be= 
 
 ((btt^CH; befleuernj fid^en, tariren. 
 ^sses'sable, adj. \(batihav, ftcuerbar. 
 Asses'sionary, adj. beifi^enb. 
 ^88es8'm«?nt , .v. 1. bie ^efteuerungj 2. t)k 
 
 ©tcuerj 3. bie W^bQ^ung, ©(bd|ungj U^ 
 
 gefl[e|en (eincr Gntfcbdbigung). 
 Asses'sor, *. 1. bcr ajcifi^er, TCffefTori 2. ber 
 
 ©tcucrrat^. 
 Ss'sets, s.pl. 1. Law, Uv^aAila^ (eincSSJcr^ 
 
 florbcncn binldngU(b gur S^ecfung ber ©djul 
 
 ^cu)5 2. Com. bi«; (filter ob. ber SBermogcng 
 
 il 
 
 beflanb cincS galliten, bie SDfaJTej 'KctiM 
 (tv'd. Active property); —and debts, ^ctiD» 
 unb ipaffios©(bulben. 
 
 To Assev'er, To Assev'^rate, v. a. fcicrlid) 
 ocrfi(bern, (eiblicb) erbdrtcn. 
 
 Assevera'tion, s. bic fcicrlicbc SScrfid^crung, 
 
 ^SBct^euerung, (eiblitbe) er^drtung. 
 
 Asiidu'ity, *.bie emfigfeit^unoerbrojTcneSbd' 
 tigfcit, ber (anbaltenbe)^leipj assiduities, 
 pL. bebarrlicbe ^ufmerffamfeit (gcgcn ^pers 
 fonen), (imu. ®.) unabldffigc 3ubringli(b* 
 hit, S^acbftellungen. 
 
 Assid'uous, I. adj.; II. -ly, ado. cmfig, un» 
 ocrbrofTcn, unabldffig, an^altcnb ob. aus* 
 bauernb flei^igj III.— ness, s. bcr anljaltenbe 
 ^leipj bie Unoerbrolfcn^eit. 
 
 To Assign' [as-sin'], v. a. 1. beflimmcn, fejl* 
 fc^enj 2.ernennen,be|tencni 3.angebcn(— a 
 reason, cinen®runb)j Laws. 4. affigniren, 
 ubcrtragen, ibonis) ccbircnj 5. naij^mcifcn, 
 bartbun. [Qurtttorcnj vid. Assignee. 
 
 Assign', s. ber S5et>oUmd(btigte j gero. pi. a-s, 
 
 Assign'able [as-sin'-ab'l] , adv. bcj^immbor > 
 
 jonjuraeifen, ubcrtragbar. 
 
 As'sjgnat, s. mod. Hi ^ffignat, ^apicrgclb « 
 
 ^(mebr im pi. iibiid)) Tfffignaten. 
 
 Issigna'tion, s. pi. 1. bie aScflelluug (an einca 
 Srt), ba^etellbicbein, 2. bic ajeftimmung, 
 
 ^^Kngabci 3. bie ^ffignation, TCnweifung. 
 
 Assignee' [as-si-nel, s. Law, bcrScooUmdib* 
 tigte, ^nroalt, ^gent, (Surator (curator 
 massae); ^effionarj a-s of a bankrupt, bic 
 (Suratorcn ber QJiajfc (eine§ gallitcn), cura- 
 torcs boiiorum. 
 
 ^ssign'^r [—sin—], (Assignor' [— sin —J, opp. 
 assignee), *\ 1. bcr^nroeifcr, TCbtrctcrcincr 
 ©(bulb, JC.5 2. Law, ber gebent. 
 
 Assign'nient [—sin—], s. 1. bic SScftimmung j 
 2. /.aic, bicTfffignationi Ubertragungj (§ef* 
 fxoni delegation} fcbriftlicbeluroeifuiig j Gcfs 
 fion0=Urfunbe5 3. Com. ber traffirtcaSecbfcl, 
 bie Srattc, ^bgabcj buyer of the — , ber 
 TCffignatar. 
 
 ^ssim'jiable, adj. ji^ affimiliren (dbnlicb ma* 
 d)en) lajTenb, offimilirbar. 
 
 To Assiim'ilate, v. I. a. affimiliren: 1. gleicb* 
 matben, yerdbnlicbcnj 2. oerglcitbenj (—to, 
 .... mit) j 3. Physiol, ben 3^a^rungg^off ocr* 
 arbcitenj II. n. 1. fi(b affimiliren, gleiib wtr* 
 ben, fi(b Dereinigcnj 2. Physiol, ficb auS 
 ©peife in S^a^rungSfaJt ©erroaubcln, nd^ren. 
 
 Assim'ilaten^ss, s. bic^bnli^bfeit. 
 
 ^ssinijiii'tion, s. l.baSsKerdbnlicbtroerbcnj bic 
 iSerdbnlidjung, ®lci(bma(bung j 2. Physiol. 
 Ui ^ffimilation (Tfncignung bcr Sta^rung^^ 
 flojfe). 
 
Assi 
 
 65 
 
 Aste 
 
 AssTm'jIative, adj. oneivjnentj affimilirenb. 
 Assine^go, mt/. Asinego. Assise', vid. Assize. 
 To Assist', V. I. a. bcifle^cn, jjclfen (Gincm) j 
 
 II. n. ^elfen? beiroo^ncn, 'Hixhd fein (mit at). 
 Assis'tance, s. 1. l)cr Sciflanb, t)ic ^^ulfCj 
 
 2. bie Scinjo^nung. 
 ^ssis'tant, I. s. 1. l)cr ^Jffriflent, ©e^ulfe, a3ci= 
 
 fianDj (Srpebientj famulus j 2. feer©eglci= 
 
 Ux, 2Cnn)cfenl)e5 3. t^er^mtggenopj II. adj. 
 
 be^ulflid^, beifle^cnt} comp. 4)filf§s, (,»ic 
 
 — engineer, —surgeon, &c.) ; —alderman, 
 ber 58eiri|cr. 
 
 Assis'ter, s. ber ©e^ulfej ^elfcr. 
 ^\ssist'Iess, adj. ^ulflo&, beiftanbSloS. 
 Assize', Assi'z?s, s. sing. & pi. bie ^ffifc(n) : 
 
 1. bic ©effion, offentlid^c ©mdjt&fi^ung, baS 
 ©erid^t, Sanbgerid^t j 2. ba§ ®ef(^n)ornenge= 
 rid^t, 3. bcr ©cridjtstag 5 Sanbtogj 4. bic 
 SSerorbnung 5 Sojorbnung,3)Qyej rents of—, 
 uiM>erfinberU(l>e Slentcn ber grcifaffcn unb 
 (dltern) Se^^nSbcfi^er. 
 
 To Assize', V. a. ^rciS, 53jQpu. ®en)id()t obng= 
 feitUd) bcflimmen, toyircn, obiuflircn. 
 
 Assi'z?r, A-, bcr 9)tQrftmciflcr, 5J{Qrft»ogt. 
 
 Assi'zpr, s. Sc. Law, ber ©ef^wornc. 
 
 Ass'Ilke, adj. glcid^ cinem ©fel, efcl^aft. 
 
 Asso'ciable [— shj— ], arf/. 1. rerdnbarj ges 
 fellig, 2. Aferf. cmpf(l[nglid(>, cmpfinbU(b. 
 
 To Assu'cjate, xi. I. a. 1. jugcrcUcn, ferbinbcH) 
 
 2. begleitcn, ®efellfd)aft Iciftenj 3. frcunb= 
 fc^aftlicb aufne^menj II. ?u fid) eincm ob. 
 einer @ad)c jugefellen, j^erbinben. 
 
 Asso'cjate, I. s. l.ber ©efd^rte, ©efeUfc^aftcr, 
 %^dim1)mtx, ©c^iilfc, 5(mt§genop, 5Bunbc§= 
 gcnofj ^anbcBgcnopj 2. bcr SKitfctjulbi^cj 
 royal a-s, foniglid^c (StipcnbiQlciij II. adj. 
 jugcfellt, Dcrbunben, i^crbunbet, —powers, 
 ^k »erbunbctcn 5)lQd^tc. 
 
 Assocja'tion, s. 1. bic SScrbinbung, 58creini= 
 gungj 2. bie S^^eilne^mung, 3. bic ®enof= 
 fenfd5aft,(^anbcl8=)®eKllf(5aft} 4. ^?n. ber 
 ^rebigeroercinj 5. ber a3ci[a§ (\?. ©toffen)} 
 
 — of ideas, Fh. bieSbecnocrbinbung. 
 As'sonance, s. Rhet. & ruet. t)ie li^omni. 
 As'sojiant, adj. Met. & Poet, affonireilb. 
 
 To As'89nate, v. n. fdj^allcn, toncn (n>ie einc 
 ®locte). [ajfortiren. 
 
 To Assort', V. a. ou§fud^cn, jufommen orbnen, 
 
 Assort'inent, s. ba& ©ortircnj —of goods. 
 Com. bttS (SBaarenO ©ortiment. 
 
 To Assuage', v. I. a. mitbcm, linbcrnj beffinf* 
 tigen, fliUcn} ll. n. m^laffm, fic^ minbern, 
 abne^men. [aSefdnftigung? licbna^mc, :c. 
 
 Assuagc'ment, s. \)k OJlilbcrung, 2inbcrung 5 
 
 4iRsua'ger, s. ber Sinbernbe, Sefanftiger. 
 
 4Lssua'sjYe,arii.milbcrnb,linbernb,befdnftigenb. 
 1. 
 
 Assum'able, adj. annc^mbar, anjune^men. 
 
 To Assume', v. I. a. 1. Qnne^men,uberne^menj 
 2. i^orau&fe^cnj 3. wibcrrcdjtU^b anne^mcn, 
 Tic^ anmapen, 4. fid) onnel^men, auf fxi an^ 
 roenbenj II n. 1. groft^unj flolj, onrnQpenb 
 feinj 2. Law, fid^ Dcrbinblit^ macbcn. 
 
 Assu'ment, s. bcr 3ufa§ (cincr ©d^rift). 
 
 Assu'mer, s. ber ^nmapcnbe, Gingebilbete. 
 
 Assum'psjt[as-sum'-s}t], s. Law, bic freiroiUig 
 eingcgangene SScrbinbIid(>!eit (cinem TCnbern 
 etnjag ju SQ^Ien ob. ju Iciflcn) j action of—, 
 ein au§ foId[)cm S5crfpredjcn entfte^cnbei 
 0ied()tS^ttnbel. 
 
 Assiimp'tion [as-sum'-shijin], s. 1. bie ^nna^. 
 me? 2. bie ^nmapung j 3. bic SSorau&feiungj 
 Logs. 4. ba&^ofltulatum, 5. bcr SKinor, 
 UntcrfQ^j — of the Holy Virgin, Ecc ^0 
 rid ^immelfa^rt. [i^crauSgefc^t. 
 
 Assiim'ptjve [as-siim'-t}v], adj. angcnommcu, 
 
 Assu'rance [a-shu'— , fo bic bacon ^bgclcitctcn J, 
 .V. 1. bic 3ur?erfi(^tj gcmiffe Grroartung 
 Ubcrseugung, 2. bicgeftigfeit, ©tanb^aftig* 
 Uiti bQ§ ©elbflocrtraucn J bic ,Ku^n^>cit, 
 ^rcimut^igfcitj 3. bic S5crfl4>erung, JBiirgs 
 fd)Qftj Com. TTjfccuransCutd. Insurance); — ol 
 lands. Law, bie contrQCtUt^c Ubcrgabc »on 
 
 Assu'ranc?s, pi. 3ufi4>erungen. [gdnbercicn. 
 
 To Assure', v. a. 1. ocrfidjcm) 2. (Sid()crt)eit 
 leiflenj 3. fi(bcrn,rid^er madden j 4. jufid()ern, 
 f crfprec^eu (—of) ; to -one's self, »erfid;ert, 
 iibcrscugt fein, 5. 4^ {Shksp.) oerlobcn. 
 
 Assured', I. p. a.; II. Assu'r^dly, adv. 1. 
 s?crri(|)crt5 2. geroip, uberjcugt, 3. fid^cr, 
 unfircitigj 4. unbef^eiben, breifl, fii^nj III. 
 Assu'r^dness, s. bie ®en)ip()cit; u. 
 
 Assii'r^r, j.berSScrrid^crer,a3urgcj ^iCffccurant j 
 (vid. Insurer & Underwriter). 
 
 Assur'gent, adj. BoU bogcnformig Qufflcigeub. 
 
 To Asswage, &c., vid. To Assuage, <kc. 
 
 Assy'ria, s. Geog. lffi)rien. 
 
 ^ssy'rian, I. s. bcr ^JT^ricr, II. adj. affr)rifd[>i 
 — plum, Bot. bie fd^njttrjc Sruftbccre. 
 
 As'taclte, As'tacollte, s. Pet. bcr TCftafoIit^ 
 
 ^©ammarolit^. 
 
 As'teism, s. Rhet. bic oerflccfte, fcine^ronie. 
 
 As't?r,*. Bo«.bielfler,©ternbIume5 Zoo/.bei 
 
 (Sceficrnj Min. bcr2cttcn(cine^rtSt;onerbc). 
 Aste'rjat^d, adj. flernformig. 
 -f ste'riatite, s. Pet. bcr ©crflcincrtc ©ceflcrn 
 As'terisk, s, I'yp. baS ©tcrn(^cn [*]5 (c/. 
 
 Reference, marks of—). 
 As'terisin, s. 1. Ast. ba§ ©ternbilb, ©cflirn- 
 
 2. bO§ ©tcrnd^en (vid. b. b. Asterisk^). 
 As'terite, s. Min. bcr ©ternftcin. 
 Astern', ado. Mar. l.im^intcrt^cilc bcS Bd^i^ 
 
 fe§, l^inten im ©c^iffe^ 2. Winter bem ©d^iffc. 
 5 
 
Aste 
 
 66 
 
 Atab 
 
 As'teroids, s. pi. mod. Ast. tie TCftcroiben. 
 
 Asf/ienol'ogy, s. Med. fcieSe^re con ber Qffl^c* 
 
 nit, ©(^rodc^ete^rc. 
 
 Asth'ma[ast'— ], s. Med. Mc engbruftigfcit, 
 
 Asthraat'lc, v^stbmat'ical , adj. Med. cngbru* 
 
 'rti9,afli)mtttif(^. 
 
 Asthmat'jc, s. ter (bic) engbruftige. 
 
 to Aston'jKh, V. a. in GrflQuncn fc§cn, crfc^rcf* 
 
 fen, bcflurjt maci^cn. 
 Aston'ishing, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. erflttU« 
 
 ncnb, erflaunlic^ 5 III. — ness, ;y. Me ©rflaun^ 
 
 lic^feit, t)a§ S8unl)crbai:e. [jung. 
 
 Aston'ishment, s. DaS (Srflaunen, bic JBeftur* 
 To Astound', v. I. a. vid. To Astonish; II. n. 
 
 Setdubung \?erurfa(^cn, betduben. 
 Astracan', s.kadj. Geog. H^xa^iani aflrQ(^a= 
 
 uifci j Tom. — fur, — lamb-skins, ©aranfen, 
 
 a-e SammfcIIe, gera. TCflraFaner gcnannt. 
 Astraddle', adu.fperrbdmg,rcitcnb, rittlingS 
 As'tragal, s. 1. Arch. bcr9lcif,9ling,(Sflunl)s) 
 
 Stab 5 2. Gun. ber Dling, Sleif an ©efc^u^cn 
 
 3. Anat. ba§ S^rungbcin, 'l. ^o<- bcr 
 ^aSocfSborn. [artig, geftirntj ©tcrn=. 
 
 As'tral, adj. ju ben ©ternen get)6ng3 ftcrn^ 
 Astrsi}', adv. pom rec^ten SBcge ab, irrej to 
 
 lead — , lit. kftg. irrc fu^ren. 
 Astric'tion, s. Med. & Surg. 1. bie3ufammens 
 
 jiel)ung, SSerflopfung (ber ©cbdrme, zc.)? 
 
 2. baS Slutfiiacn burd) sufammenjieljenbc 
 
 mitttU 3. ba§ Unterblnbcn. 
 Astric'tive, Astrfc'tory, adj. Med. gufammens 
 
 Siei)enb ? blutftiaenb. 
 Astride', ado. fperrbeinig, rittlings. 
 To Astringe', v. a. obftringlrcn, sufammcn 
 
 Sie^en 5 jufammcnpreffen. 
 Astrni^gency, s. bie jufammenjie^enbe ^raft. 
 4: Astriu'ger, s. {Shksp,) ber ^alfner. 
 ^strin'g?nt, adj. Med. abflringircnb, sufam* 
 
 menjie£)cnb, ^erbej —medicines, ob. a-s, pi. 
 
 jufammensie^^enbe ^rpeimittel. 
 AstrOg'npsy, (Astrogno'sja), s. Ast. Ut Btcxn= 
 
 bilberfunbe, (Stcrnfenntnip. [©ternfunbe. 
 ^strog'raphy, s. Ast. bie ©ternbefd^reibung, 
 As'troit, As'triiite, s. 1. Zool. timltxt^a' 
 
 brepore, bie ©ternforaUcj 2. Min. ber TCj^e* 
 ^rit, ©ternj^ein. 
 As'trolabe, i\ 1. Geoin. bcr SBinf elmeffer , 
 
 2. Ast. baS "iCftrolabiumj ^lanifp^drium. 
 Astrolochy, Astrologe, vid. Aristolochy. 
 Astrol'og^r, ber Jftrolog, ©ternbeuter. 
 
 AstrQlog'jcal, (Astrolog'jc), I. adj. ; II. — ly, 
 adv. aflrclogifd^. [bcuten. 
 
 To Astrol'ogize, v.n. ^fftrologie trciben^iSterne 
 ^strol'ogy, s. \iit ^flrologic, ©ternbcuterei. 
 
 lstr5n'om?r, .9.^ber Ifflronom, 8ternfunbiae. 
 
 AstrQnom'ical (Astronom'jc), I. adj. ; II. — ly, 
 adv. a^xonom^6), ftcrnfunbigj —year, ba6 
 aflronomifd)c Z^^x, ©onncn=5a^r. 
 
 .^stron'opiy, s. bic ^fflroncmic, ©tcrnfunbc. 
 
 As'troscope, s. Ast. bad "JCfiroffcpj bcr^tem^ 
 
 Aitros'copy, s. Ast. bie ^fflroffopic. [fcgcl. 
 
 Astrose', adj. unter cincm unglurfli(bcn ©cflirn 
 
 ^geboren, unglucflidi. 
 
 ls'tro-f/ie61'9gy, s. bic ^(flrotl^cologie. 
 
 Astriit', adv. flro^enb j anfcbmcUenb, vid. strut. 
 
 AstO'cious, adj. |inter(iflig, t>crf(l;lagcn. 
 
 To Astun', V. a. bctdubcn, vid. To Stun. 
 
 As'tute, arfj. Uftig, fdjlauj //f. fdjarffidjtig. 
 
 Asiin'der, adv. 1. bcfonbcrS, abgcfonbcrt j 2. 
 au&einanbcr, entjnjci. 
 
 Asy'lum, .^syle', j. (2)/. asy'la), 1. ba^^Jffwl, 
 bie ^reifldtte, ber3ufIud)tSort j 2. baS ©pit* 
 tel (bcf. Cump.). 
 
 Asym'metry, s. 1. baS 5[Ripocrl)dltnip j 2. 
 
 ^Maih. bie Unmefbarfcit. 
 
 As'ymptOte [— sim— ], .v. Math, bic ^fft)mptote. 
 
 Asympto'tjcal [-sim-], adj. afl)mptetif(^. 
 
 Asyn'deton, s. Gram. ba§ ^ffl)nbCton. 
 
 Xt, prep, an, su, bci, auf, in, urn, nad), niit, 
 iibcr, gegen, fur, por, i^on, au§, 2c. , —home, 
 p^aufe, —sea, aufbcrSeej —hand, bci 
 ber^anbj —large, racitldiifig, ausfiitjrlid^j 
 im^rcicn, in^rci^cit? —a minute, aufbie 
 (ju ciner) 9}?inute 5 —length, cnblid) 5 —last, 
 Sute^t, cnblicbi —all, gonj unb gar, gar, 
 burtbauS) auf irgenb cincSKJeife, not- all, 
 fcinc§n)eg§j — a word, mit einemSSortCj 
 the favours I received — your hands, bic mir 
 oon3f)ncn erscigtenSBotjlt^atcnj —second 
 hand, au§ bcr siDcitcn ^anb, —least, jum 
 SBenigften, bo(b gcroip, o^nc^wcifcl, —odds, 
 undnSj to be — liberty(leisure), frei(miipig) 
 fein? I am — the charge of it, i(b niup 'bit 
 Sio^tn (ballon) tragcn? —stake, auf bcm 
 ©pielj —your pleasure, mie cd 3^)nen be* 
 liebtj to be — law, prcccfjircnj to play — 
 cards, —chess, —billiards, &c. , ,^arte, 
 ©cbacb, S3iIIiarb, k. fpielcnj have — you! 
 nun foUfi jDu'S fricgen ! roartc! —a shilling, 
 a pound, M^ ^pfunb fiir einen ©filling 5 
 — half, furbie^JCilftej —a small expense, 
 urn ein ©eringes, (a gale of) wind — s. E. 
 (South East), ©Ubof^rainbj men-at-arms, 
 benjaffncte 2cutC5 sergeant-at-arms , biT 
 ©tabtrdger j Sergeant — law, ber Sfle(bt§gc« 
 le^rtej Xicentiat? Barrister — law, einib* 
 pocat, ^fnroalt (bef. in einem unteren ®6« 
 
 jiiitt)i Doctor— law, cinSoctorberJRccbtc. 
 
 At'abal, s. bic v^effeltrommel (ber OJJauren) i 
 ^anbtrommel. 
 
Alaa: 
 
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 Atla 
 
 At'aghan, s. tin longer ©old) (hci tcnSlurfcn). 
 Atalnntes, s. the island of—, ©c^laraffcn= 
 Jant) ' ^ [©emut^Sru^e. 
 
 At'?iraxy, Atarax'ja, s. Ph. i)ic ©celenru^C, 
 At'?xy, s. Med. tie Unregelmafigfcit, TfbroeU 
 
 d^ung (im SSerlouf ». Jlran!^citen jc). [trad^t. 
 Ate,pret. ^CXl To Eat. — A'te, ©ottin Ux ^mk^ 
 A-tera'po, adv. Mm^-. ju glcid^tT(re(i^ter)3cit, 
 
 genau noc^ bem Sactcj —account, Ccm. 
 ^Qonto a fe//jpo. [arfj. at^anofianifd^. 
 
 At/tana'sjan, iScc. I. s. ber ^t^anafianerj II. 
 Af/i'anor, j. C/icm. t)er©igerir=Dfcn, Aemifdje 
 _SSinb=S)fcn, vf'/g:. bcr faulc ^einj. [nung. 
 A'f/ieism, .?. ^er Tft^ei&mu^, tie @otte§ldug= 
 A'f/teist, I. *. Derlt^eift, @otte§l(Jugner5 H- 
 
 adj. at^eiftifc^ (utrf. D. f. SB.). 
 St/ieis'tical, At/ieis'tjc, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 at^eiflifci), gottloS j III. — ness, *. tielt^cis 
 
 flerci. [nicnfcr, tie ^-riim. 
 
 Af/te'njan, I. adj. Qt^enienfifclp j H. .v. ter ^tlje* 
 if/i'ens, J. Gcog. ^t^en. [feint. 
 
 ^f/ieQlo'gjan, .>■. ter ^ftert^ecloge, S^^eologcn* 
 Af/terO'ma, A«/i'erume, *. Mcc/. tic ^rcige* 
 
 A//ier6m'atou8, adj. breigefd^wulflartig. 
 j^tJiir&t'y adv. turflig j ^g. — for ... , bcgicrig 
 na(t).... Hand) fig.) Sdoxtv. 
 
 athlete', s. Ant. ter m^kt, SBettMmpfer} 
 At/ilet'jc, adj. Qt^lctifc^j fig. ftarf, frctftigi 
 
 — games, pi. ^ampffpiele, Otingfpiele. 
 kthsviirt', I. prep, qucr libcr, uberj turd)? 
 
 Mars. tmarS, (red^t oon ter (Seitc ju)? 
 
 — hawse, quer t>or ten ,Klufen, ten ^. gcgcn- 
 ubcr, — ships, querilbei im<S(^iff, J?on eincm 
 aSortjumantern, II. arfu. quer, iibcrswcrd) 
 (w. u.)5 j?g. ungelegen, ©erfe^rt, f(t)ief, iibclj 
 vid. Thwart. 
 
 At'ibiir, s. ter ©oltfloub an ter afrifanifdjcn 
 
 ^fte, bef. im afrit ^onigreidje ®ogo. 
 Atiit', adv. 1. oorrodrts gebeugt (roic cin^e(^= 
 
 ter), miteingclcgterSanscj 2. abrodrts gc= 
 
 ncigt, fippent (njie ein ^ap). 
 A-tip'-toe, adv. auf ten^e^en, v^fg.je^felntj 
 
 fig. auf& ^66)^t gefpannt, feljr neugierig 
 
 (vid. unter Tip), 
 ^tlan'tic, I. adj. atlantifrf) } II. j.\ or the — 
 
 ocean, taS atlantifc^e 50leer. 
 ,Atlan'tjdes, s.pi.Ast. tieltlantitcn,^Ieiaten. 
 At'lag,A-. 1. Geog. ter^IaS, taS^tla§gebirge5 
 
 2. tie Santf artenfammlung, ter Htla^ , 3. ta8 
 
 ^CnaS=^ormat, grof ^olio , 4. taS ©eitenpa^ 
 
 pier, 5. ter ^ftlaS (©eitenseug)j 6. Anat. 
 
 ter litia^, Srdger. [meter. 
 
 Atraom'et?r, s. Phy. ter ^JCtmitometer, litmo' 
 At'mosphere, s. tieltmofp()dre, ter Dunftfrei§. 
 Atmospher'jcal, Atmpspher'jc, adj. atmefpl;ds 
 
 rifd^5 a — ic rail-way, mod. tic (t». Clegg 
 ^in englant erf.) 2ufttrucf=6ifenba]^n. 
 At'om, s. Nat. tcr 5Ctom, tag untl,>cilbttrc 
 
 (Urftoff=)3^^cild()en j ©onnenftdubdjcn. 
 Atom'ical, Atom'jc, adj. Nat. atomiflifd), COH 
 
 ^^tomcn, ^tome betreffentj aua 5rtomcn. 
 
 At'Qmism, s. Nat. tie ^tomcnle^re. 
 
 At'omist, s. ter Tftomiflif er, TCtomifl. 
 
 To Atone', v. 1. n. ein ©rfa^ (Iquipalent) fiir 
 6tn)a§ feinj II. a. bupen, genugf^un, be* 
 frietigen? fu^nen, to -for, (Stma^ abbupen, 
 tafiir Iciten, e0 erfe$en, cergutcn. [einmal. 
 
 Atone', ado. (». at u. one) mit cinantcr, auf 
 
 Atone'ment, s. 1. tie Qfbbufungj 2. tie ®e= 
 nugtijuung, tererfa^, 3. Script. UhB^n-- 
 opfer. 
 
 Ato'ner, s. ter (Jrfalgcbcr, ^bbiipcnte jc. 
 
 Aton'jc, I. adj. Med. abgefpannt, ft^Iaffj II- 
 s. Gram. taS TCtonon. 
 
 At'ony, s. Med. tic^Cbgefpannt^cit, Qftonic. 
 
 ^top', adv. oben, su oberft, oben auf. 
 
 Atrabjla'rian, adj. gaUfiidjtig, melan^oUfd^. 
 
 Atrabjla'rjous, I. adj. f^warjgallig ^ melon* 
 (boliftb? 11- —ness, A-. tie ®oUfii(btigfeit 
 
 ^^OfJcIon^jolic. 
 
 Atrabil'jous, adj. wic Atrabilarious. 
 
 Atramen't?il, Atr^imen'tous, adj. tintig, tin* 
 
 Jenf(bmars. [temotben touglid). 
 
 Atramenta'rious, adj. tintenfd)roarj, jum S^in* 
 
 At'rcd, adj. gcfcbwdrjt. 
 
 Atrlip', i^-trip', adv. Mar. oufge^ipt, gelid;tet. 
 
 Atru'cious [— shus], 1. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 
 obfd^eulicb/ grdflitb/ groufomj III. — neas, j. 
 tic @rdf licbfeit, «5erru(bt()eit. 
 
 Atroc'jty, s. tie lbfd^culid)feit, ®rdplid)reit. 
 
 At'rgphy, s. Med. tie ®arrfud)t, ^fbjel^rung. 
 
 To Attach', V. a. 1. Law, in Ser^oft nel)men 
 (^erfonen), in a3efd(>Iog nel^men (©ad)en), 
 \>erfummcrnj 2. fig. on rid> Jie^cn, einnc^-- 
 mcn, fejfeln 5 3. befeftigen, on^eften, onrei^en 5 
 
 >g-.jure(bnen,beimefren} a-edto, l.ergcbenj 
 2. betgefiigt, onge^orig. 
 
 Attiich'able , adj. »o& mit SSefcblog bcUgt 
 roerten fonn. 
 
 Attiich'ment, s. Law, 1. tie SBer^oftne^mung, 
 ter QCrrcft, tie 95efcblagna^me 5 2. fig. tit 
 ^(nbdnglid^feit, Grgebcnijcit, 3. tie ^Ccbtung, 
 ^ufmerffomfeit, taS 3utraucn^ court of- , 
 Law, ta§ Sffioltgericbt, Sorflgeri(bt. 
 
 To Attrxck', V. a.' lit. kfig. (fcintlid)) ongiei* 
 fen, anfaUen. F^nfoU 
 
 ^tt.ack', s. lit. kfig. ter (feintlicbe) Tfngrifr, 
 
 Attacks', s. pi. Fort, tie SBerfe, Soufgrdben. 
 
 ittack'er, s. ter ^ngrcifer, ongrcifentc S^eil 
 
 To Attain', v. I. a. (on ot-suGtmog) Fommen, 
 gelangen, (etroaS) errei(ben, er^ottenj fig. 
 
Atta 
 
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 Atti 
 
 (@lncm) ^Icid^f ommcn j ll. n. i. njo^in gclatt' 
 gen(mit at u. to) ; in eincn^uflant^gerat^enj 
 2. bcgreifen (SSeibcS mit to). 
 
 4ttain'able,ytg. I. adj. erreic^bar, II. — ness, 
 s. t)ic (Srrcid^barfeit. 
 
 ^ttain'd?r, s. l.lit. bcrSBorwurf, ©(l()anbflccf 5 
 Laws. 2. bie Uberfu()rung, SJerurt^eilung 
 (»egencineS4>fi«Ptocrbred(>en§)} 3. l)crauf 
 cincm geri(^tlid^ iibewiefenen ^auptoerbre* 
 ^cr ^aftent)c ©ddantjflcrf. 
 
 ^ittain'raent, *. 1. "Hit (Srlttngungj 2. t)a§ (Sr= 
 joorbenc, (erkngte) ®utj bcr ©erolnnj 3. 
 feaS Solent, berSSorjug, bef. p^ a-s, ©ci* 
 fte§goben. 
 
 To ^Lttaint', v. a. Law, 1. Abcrfu^rcn (cinc0 
 SSerbre(J^cn4)5 2. bie ©cfd^worncn cineS fal» 
 f^enUrt^ciI§ fibemcifcnj 3. beflcrfcn, locr* 
 unc^ren, entat)eln. 
 
 attaint', I. *. 1. bcr ^Mhl, ©(j^anbfletf, bie 
 Sefd^impfung j 2. Kef. berSrift, ©(blag, 2C., 
 bie SScrle^ung (on beri ^inttxfuftn ber 
 ^ferbe)j 3. Law, gcrid^tlid^cr Sefe^l jur 
 Unterfu(3iung,ob ba8 ©efd^roorncngcrid^t cinen 
 fttlf(ben TCuSfprud^ get^an? II. p. a. uber= 
 roiefen. ^ [pfung. 
 
 Attaint'ment , s. bie Uberweifung, 95ef(bim= 
 
 Att5in'ture[— tshur],A-. I.bica5esid^tigung,ber 
 SSorwurf, bie ©d^anbej 2. Med. ba§ i^erbor= 
 
 ^bene SBlut. [bie crientaliftbe Olofeneffens. 
 
 At'tar, s. bie(orientalifcbe)@(fcnj5 — of roses; 
 
 To Attem'per, v. a. 1. bur(j^ Scimifdjung 
 milberni 2. yJ^^. mdpigen, bdmpfenj 3. ge= 
 borig ccrmif^en, einritbten, anpaffcn. 
 
 4: To Attusk', V. a. (Shksp.) [(bcltt'n, tabcln. 
 
 Attem'perate, adj. angepaft, gemof gemad)t. 
 
 To Attempt' [— temt'], xk I a. 1. oerfud)en, 
 roagenj 2. ongreifen, ft^ tergrcifcn (an), 
 II. n. (mit upon) to — upon a man's life, 
 Ginem nad^ bem Seben tratbten. 
 
 i^ttempt', s. 1. ber S5erfu£b/ ba§ Unterne^mcn, 
 SBageftiicf 5 2. bcr (frcoel^afte) :JCngriJT, ln= 
 fd^kg. 
 
 ^ttempt'able[— temt'— ], adj. 1. ju ocrfud^cn, 
 2.S5erfu(ben, ^Cngriffcn auSgefc^t, in®cfa^r. 
 
 ifLttemp'ter [— tem'-ter], s. 1. bcr SScrfu4>er, 
 ZC.5 2. bcr TCngreifer. 
 
 To Attend', v. I. a. 1. bcglciten, folgen; auf* 
 n>arten,bebienen^ 2. beiroo^nen, gegcnwartig 
 fein bei ..., befu(ben5 3. erraartcn^ ^. ah' 
 warten, ijerridjtenj II. n. (ge». mit to ob. 
 upon) 1. ouf (StmaS merfen, ad^tenj 2. (§:u 
 nem aufmartcn, ic.j 3. einer®o(bebeimo^= 
 nen, :c.j fie pflegen, beforgenj 4. worten, 
 ocrjie^en j a-ed by ...» ob. with . . . , bcgleis 
 tct »on ... 5 t>erFnupft mit ... . 
 
 Att«n'dance, s. l.bicTTd^tung^^ufmcrFfamfcit 
 
 (aufetnjaS)} 2. bieaBartung,^flcgej 2Cuf* 
 wartung? SBebienungj ber ©ienftj 3 r« 
 aSegleitung, boS ©efolge, 4. bie lnn):i'ni* 
 l^nt, ©egenmartj to be in — , roarten) o 
 give—, 1. aufn>arten, bebienenj 2. feine'iTuf* 
 wartung matbcn. 
 
 Atten'dant, I. adj 1. bcglcitenb, folgenbj 
 (ju». mit on, upon); untergeorbnet? 2. an* 
 wcfcnbj 2. Law, abbdngig (oon...), II.*. 
 l.bcr Tfufrodrtcr, (bicTf-rinn), ber aSebientej 
 2.bera5egleiter5 ©ienftpfli(btigej 3.berln= 
 »efenbe, ^elfer, a-s , s. pi. ba§ ©efolge 
 
 .^ttent', adj, vid. Attentive. {.idUd) fig.). 
 
 Atten'tates, s. pi. Law, bie SScr^anblungen 
 eine& ®erid^t§^ofe§ uber eine Ba6ii, natbbem 
 liber biefelbe ein^emmungsurt^eil gcfprod)en 
 worben ift. [hit, II. int. Mil, :ttitung ! 
 
 .Atten'tion, I. s, bic^ufmerffamfcitj ^^tfam- 
 
 Atten'tive, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv, aufmcrffam, 
 a(bffam5 (to ..., auf. ..), beljutfam. III. 
 — ness, s. bic ^ufmcrFfamf eit (auf 6t»a§). 
 
 Atten''uant, adj, loerbiinnenb. 
 
 Atten'uants, s. pi. Med. oerbiinnenbc QCrsncien. 
 
 To Atten'iiate, v. a. \)erbiinncn5 fig, oerrin* 
 gem. t)erfleinern. 
 
 Atten'uate, adj, cerbunntj fig. »erringert. 
 
 ^tten'uated, p. a. ©erbunnt, 2C. j Bot. fpi^ig 
 sulaufenb. 
 
 Attenua'tion, s. 1. bie IKcrbunnung, ba& SSer= 
 ringernj 2. bie Berfleinerung, SSerwitterung 
 (ber gtJlfen, ic). 
 
 At't?r, s. ber ©iter, baS geronnene JBlut. 
 
 To At'terrate, v. n. 1. loSfd^njemmcn, ab fpu= 
 len5 2. Qnf(broemmen, ju trocfnem, fcflem 
 
 ^8anbe roerben. 
 
 iitterra'tion, .v. bic ^b= u. ^nfcbwcmmung beg 
 58obcn§, ber lnwad)§ be& UferS bur(b %n= 
 fdjnjemmung. 
 
 To Attest', V. a. l.bef(^einigen, bejeugen, bar* 
 t^un? 2. 5um 3eugen ne^men ob. anrufen. 
 
 Attesta'tion, s. 1. bie SSejcugung? 2. bieSSe* 
 glaubigung, ba§ 3tugnip, bie ^efcbeinigung. 
 
 Attes't?r, Atteg'tQr, s, bcr 3eugc. 
 
 At'tic, I. adj, atti^i), at^enienfiftb 5 >»&. feir 
 
 (pom ®ef(bmacf, ;c.), rein, claffifb, II. s. 
 
 ber'JCt^enienfcr, (Jram. QfttiFer, Arch-s,l. 
 
 (—order), bic attifd^c ©dulcnorbnung , 2. 
 
 (ob. —story, |un). attics, pL), bieSad^ftube, 
 
 bcr Ubcrfal, ba& ^albgefd^op, ©ntrefol, — oi 
 
 ^a roof, bie itttiU, berUberbau Pon^ilaftern. 
 
 At'tical, adj. vid. Attic. 
 
 At'ticism, s. ber^ttici§mu§5 bic attif6)t ^cin- 
 
 bcit im {Reben. 
 
 To At'ticize, v. I. a. bcm att^6)en Dialect ge* 
 
 mfipmad^cnj II. n. :ifttici§men gcbraud&en; 
 
 fig. Tid^ feitt (jicrlid^) auSbrilcfen. 
 
Atti 
 
 69 
 
 Audi 
 
 To ^ttire', V. a. anndt)tn, pu§cn, jicrcn. 
 
 ^ttire', s. l.bic^Icit)ang;t)cr^nsug,©(^murf, 
 
 \ffopfpU$j 2.(ot>. attires, pL) Her. & Sport. 
 U& ®e^>6rn, ®enjei(>, ©cftangc. 
 
 ^ttired', p. a. 1. gefdpmucft, 2C.5 2. Her. &' 
 Sport, mit ©emci^en verfc^cn. 
 
 ^tti'rer, s, bcr SScfleiDcnDc, IC. 
 
 ^ttl'rjngs, .9. pL t)cr ^opfpu$. 
 
 At'tjtude, s. lit. kfig. bic ©tcUung, ^altung. 
 
 Attitu'dinal, adj. t)ie ©feUung, ^Qltung betr. 
 
 ^ttol'lent, I. arfj. aufric^tcntjj II. s. ot). —mus- 
 cle, Anat. "btv ^chcmu&hl, Tfufljcber. 
 
 Attone, Attonement,r.,adu. & s.vid. A.tone,icc. 
 
 To Attorn' [—turn'], Law, v. I. a. t)aS a5c(i$* 
 l^um ot). t)cn Dienfi cinc§ SSafallen ouf einen 
 onbern 2e^n§l)errn ubcrtragcnj II. w. cinen 
 neuen ©igent^iimer anerf cnnen, unb 2e^cn unb 
 ^a^t ton i^m nebmen, iljm Ijulbigcn. 
 
 Attor'ney [— turn' — ], s. J,aw-j( (— at law), 
 bcr ^^CnnjQlt, (Sacbraoltcr, QCbcocat j Cramer* 
 gonfulent, ^ttnbel§=7Cnn)Qlt5 %UcaU ^gcnt, 
 ®e»oUmtt(btigte5 ^procurator, SOfanbatar, 
 ^fjignatarj —general, ber®eneralfi&cal, ®e= 
 nerals^rocurator, ,ffronann>Qlt5 —at large, 
 tin ^bcocat, bcr in alien ©cri^tg^ofen 3u* 
 txitt iiat; —special, bejigl., bcr nur fiir cinen 
 Ob. ben anbern ®cricbl§^of beftimmt ift, 
 letter (power ob. warrant) of — , bie f(i(>rifts 
 lid^e SSolIma(bt. 
 
 ^ttor'neysbiip [—turn—], *•. bic ^Cnwaltfc^ttft, 
 ^rocurotur, baS giscolat. 
 
 ^ttorn'ment , Attourn'ment [— turn — ] , s. 
 Law, bie ICnerfennung eincS neuen 2e^nS^errn 
 u. Ubertrogung ber ge^nSpflid^t auf benfelben 
 »on (Seiten beg SSafallcn. 
 
 To Attrfict', V. a. lit. Scfi^. anjie^enj an fid), 
 ouf|I(i> jic^enj reijenj locfen. 
 
 Attractabil'jty, s. fcie Injic^ungSfroft. 
 
 ^ttriic'table, adj. ansie^ung&fd(>ig. 
 
 Attr.^c'tile, adj. :iCnsieI)ung&!raft befi^cnb. 
 
 Attrac'tjng, I. p. s. baS TCnjie^cnj II. p. a. 
 III. — ly, adv. ansic^cnb. 
 
 Attrac'tion, s. bie TCnjie^ungSf raft j ./tg:. ber 
 Sleis, bie irteijung, 2ocfung 5 elective—, Chem. 
 {mod.) bie SBaljlDer»anbtf(^aft. 
 
 Attrac'tive, I. adj.; II. —ly, arfy. anjicljcnb, 
 
 reijenbi —power, 7^/17/. Die ^njie^ungsf raft 
 (opp. Repulsive power); III. *. fig. Der 
 Olcis, IV. — ness, s. bie anjie^enbc ©igen* 
 f(^aft, baS ^n5iel)cnbe, IReisenbc. 
 
 Attrac'tor, (Attrac'ter), s. ber anjie^cnbc^ors 
 
 ^pcr, ba§ 7Cnjiel;cnbe^ fig. {Reisenbe. 
 
 At'traihent, I. adj. ansie^enb } II. s. baS Hn' 
 
 jie^enbc, ber reijenbc Oegenflanb. 
 
 At'trah?nt«, *. pi. Med. sufammcnjie^cnbe 
 (Slafen jie^enbe) SJiittel. 
 
 Attrecta'tion, s. baS (6fterc) Sefu^len, »e» 
 taflen. 
 
 Attrib'utable, adj, jujuf4)reiben, bcijulegen. 
 
 To Attriib'ute, v. o. jafd^rcibcn, beilegen, bei« 
 meffen. 
 
 At'tribQte, .v.baS^Cttributj 3ci4>en,9Kerfmal5 
 Ibseicben, ©tnnbilb, iFamt. & Sculp, bcf. 
 
 jm pi. u.). 
 
 Attrjbu'tion, .v.bie3ueignung,ert^eilung, hti* 
 gelegtc Sigenf(baftj bicempfe^Iung,baS2ob. 
 
 Attrib'utjve, I. adj. jut^eilcnb, beilegcnbj IT. 
 s. ba§ aScigelegtej Gram. 95eilegewort. 
 
 Attrite', I. adj. 1. abgenu^tj 2. Tlieol. jcr« 
 !nirf(bt, betriibtj II. — ness, s. bie^bgerie* 
 benljeit; 7Cbgenu§tl)eit. 
 
 Attrr'tion, s. 1. baS Siciben (an einanber), bic 
 Ibnu^ung (ciner Sacbc burd^ 9leiben)5 bic 
 ^crreibungj 2. baS^crricbenfcin, 3.Theol. 
 bie ©iinbenbereuung (au§ ^urdjt J?or ber 
 ©trafe), 3crfnirf(bung be§ ^crsenS. 
 
 To Attune', v. a. flimmen, tonenbma(benj * 
 
 ^roo^lflingenb, ^armonifd)=t6nenb macben. 
 
 At'yr, &c. vid. Attar. 
 
 Aubade', s. boS 5J?orgen|^dnb(^cn. 
 
 Au'bjn, s. Man. bcrfur f(blc{btge^altcnf ®ang 
 
 ^eine& ^ferbeS jroifcben ^ap unb ®alopp. 
 
 Au'brey, s. ber <Speife[(branf, 2c. vid. Ambry. 
 
 Au'burn, adj. bunWbraun , faflanicnbraun, 
 
 ^nupbraun, f(b»arsbraun. 
 
 Auc'tion, s. bieTCuction/Offcntl.JBerfleigcrung, 
 ffiergantung ; —law, bag ©antrec^t 5 —office, 
 —room, ba& ©ant^auS, ber ®anttabcn. 
 
 To Auc'tion, v. a. ccrauctionircn, perfleigern 
 
 Auc'tipnary, adj. jur luction gc^)6rig. 
 
 Auctipneer', Auctipnier', j. bcr TCuctionatoI 
 6jfentli(i>e SSerfleigcrcr. 
 
 To Auctipneer', v. a. tcrauctionircn, 5ffentUd|| 
 
 ^cerfieigcrn, cerganten. 
 
 Auda'cions, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. terwcgen, 
 breifi, fre(^, unoerftbdmt, (autb im g. ®.) 
 fii^n, frci, offen ; III. —ness, s. bie ^ii^n^eit, 
 SScrwcgen^eit, ^rec^^cit, Unoerf(bdntt^cit. 
 
 Audac'jty, s. bie ^u^n^eit, 2c. (au(!b juro. im 
 g. ©.), bie gred^^eit, 2c. 
 
 Au'djble, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. ^orbar, laut, 
 t?erne^mli(b j III. —ness, j. bie 4)orbarPeit, 
 
 ^aSerne^mlid^feit. 
 
 Au'dj^nce, s. 1. Pol. bie TCubien}, QCnboningj 
 2. bic ©e^orgebung, ba§ ®epr} 3. bie ;Jtt« 
 borer, bad^ubitoriumj -court. Law, baS 
 2Cubien5«®eri(bt. 
 
 Au'djt, s. Law, \. bie Sftedmung&unterfu^bung 
 unb TCblegung , 2. Die ©(blu^bcecbnuna (na* 
 gef(i^c^cner ^riifung) ^ 3. bie TCufnaOme eine^^ 
 Beugenoer^orS ob. einer ^uSfoge uber^auptf 
 — house, bcr ^^rfaal, S5erb6rfaal. 
 
Audi 
 
 70 
 
 Auro 
 
 To Au'dit, V. I. a. Law, Sdcd^ttungcn abl)6ren, 
 (R.jurUntcrfuc^ungQbne^mcnj 11. n. jd^Ien, 
 jufttmmcnrc(incn. 
 
 Au'djtive, adj. ^orent). [9lcoifor, (SontroUeur. 
 
 Au'djtor, s. l)er 3u^5rer) Law, Olcd()nung8= 
 
 A.u'ditQrBhip, s. bag 6ontroUcuramt. 
 
 4u'djtory, I. adj. ta& ®e^6r bctrejfenbj ^6= 
 rent)) —nerves, ^na<. t)ie ©e^orncrocnj 
 —organ, bQ§ ®ei)6rorgan5 n. *• I. collect. 
 bie 3u^6rer5 2. bQ§ ^fubitorium, bcr J^or* 
 
 jattU 3. bcr Sfli(^ter[lul)l. 
 
 Ao'ditr^ss , s. bi 3u^orcrinn. 
 
 .Juf, ?. bcr Sropt/ ®«iu* / '^^^rr^ (cf. Oaf). 
 
 Au'ger,*. 1. Carp.ber9ro^ca5ot)rcr,©tan9en= 
 bo^rcr, ©c^iilpbo^rer, ^umpenbo^rcr (bcr 
 ©^jiffsjintmcrleutc), ©rbbo^rer, 2. Mil. bic 
 Sfinbertcmpirmafd^inej shank of the—, bag 
 eifen (bic ©tange) bc§ @4)uIpbo^rcrg , 
 through of the— , bcr ^anbgriff bc§ ©(l^ulp= 
 bo^rergj screw, or twisted — , bcr (S(bncfs 
 fenbobrcri — bit, bicSSo^rfd^uIpcj —bore, 
 (-hole), bag aSof)rlod}. [bau. 
 
 Au'get [o'zha'], s. bie Seitrinnc bcim SJiinen* 
 
 A.ugh'! baugh'! [aw'-baw'J inf. fo/<L a^ bat)! 
 
 ya\)\ lari fari! 
 
 Aught, pron. Qtvi>aB, irgenb Gtroag, for — 
 I care, co/. mcinctmcgcn) for — I know, fo 
 
 ^»icl i6i mif. 
 
 Au'gite, s. Min. bcr ^ugit, bic Sli»inblenbc. 
 
 To Augment', v. La. t^cnnc^renj »ergr6fern5 
 
 ^11. n. fi(b ccrmc^ren, sune^mcn. 
 
 Aug'm^nt, s. bic SSermc^rung (_vid. Augmen- 
 
 ^tation) ; Gram, bag Augment. 
 
 Augment'? bic, adj. t»enncl^rbar. 
 
 Augmenta'tion, s. 1. bic SScrmc^rung, 3unat)= 
 mc5 2. bie eteigeruiig^ 3. bcr 3ufa$5 4. 
 Com, bag ©teigen (of the price, ber ^reife) 5 
 
 ^5. Mu6\ bic Augmentation, SScrgroperung. 
 
 Augmen'tative, adj. tjcrmebrenb, ocrgropcrnb. 
 
 Augmen't?r, s. ber Ob. bag SSermc^rcnbc. 
 
 Au'gre, s. vid. Auger. 
 
 Augyburgh, s. Geo^.^Cuggburg, vid. Augusta. 
 
 To Au'gur, V. I. u. aug a^erfmalcn termut^en , 
 II. a. weiffagcn, mut^mapen; o^nen. 
 
 Au'gural, adj. bic Tfugurcn ob. Auguricn be* 
 trcffcnbj -staff, bcr tiCugurftab. 
 
 To Au'gurate, v. I. n. aug SSorbcbcutungcn 
 por^crfagcn, a^nenj U. a. wciffagcn, pro» 
 
 ^pl^cjcicn. 
 
 Augura'tion, s. 1. bag Ifuguriren, SBa^rfagen 
 (aug3ei(bcn)j 2, bic SBeiiTagung, ^prop^c^ 
 jciungj 3. bic SSorbcbeutung, bag Anjcit^cn. 
 
 Augu'rial, adj. augurifc^, TOa^rfagerifc^. 
 
 Au'gurous, adj. augurirenb^ torbebcutenb, 
 
 ^a^nenb. 
 
 Augury, s. 1. bttS Xugurircnj bicSBa^rfa* 
 
 gung (aug 3cid)cn)} aSal)rfagerei5 2. bag 
 
 ^^uguriunt; bic SSorbcbcutung, bag Anjcitbcn. 
 
 Au'gust, ,v. ber (9)?onat) Augufl, grntcmonat. 
 
 AugQst', adj. grop, cr^abcn, ^c^r, ^crrlit^. 
 
 Augiis'ta, s. 1. Augufta (§-n)) 2. Geog. 
 
 ^Tfuggburg. 
 
 iugiis'tan, adj. 1. augufteifd) j claffifij^ (in ^in* 
 fi(btauf2itcratur)5 2. auggburgi[d)i-confes. 
 8ion,Gcr7n. Ecc. bicauggburgifd}c^onfcf|lon. 
 
 Augus'tjn, s. Tfuguf^inug, Auguftin (50i-n)j 
 Ecc. Augustins: 1. —friars, QCuguj^incr* 
 ^monc^cj 2. —nuns, Auguflincmonncn. 
 
 August'n^ss, .V. bic ^ol)cit, 6rt)abcnljcil. 
 
 Agus'tus , s. :iCu9uflug, ^iCugufl OXfl-n). 
 
 Auk, A. Om. bei Hlf, *papagcitau(bcr. 
 
 Aula'rjan, I adj. p cincm (SoUcgium (Hailj 
 gclporig, II. *. 5)Utglicb cineg ^oUcgiumg 
 (Hall) auf cincrbcr cngl. Uniiu'rfitdtcn (opp 
 Collegian, GoUcgiatj ©cbuler ciner ^o^cn 
 
 JB^nk). [Germ, bcr |)cfrat(). 
 
 Au'ljc, adj. 5u eincm^JOfc gc^origj —council, 
 
 Auln[an], s. 1. bic (franj.) GUe, bcr ©tab j 
 2. vid. Aume. 
 
 Aum, .V. 1. Bot. bic Ulmc, 2. vid. Aume. 
 
 Aum'bry,^*. vid. Almonry & Ambry. 
 
 Aume, (Aun), a: bie S)^m, Al)m (SScinmaS, 
 
 ^meiflcng oon jwei ©imcrn). 
 
 Aum'elet, s. bcr Gicrfud^cn. 
 
 Xunt [ant], *. bic Santc, Safe, 9}?u^mt'. 
 
 Aun'ty, s. dim,. Zant6)cn. 
 
 Au'ra, s. T. ber ©unft, ©aft. 
 
 Au'rate, *. 1. Pom. bie ^oniggbim, ©olobirn J 
 
 ^2. C7tem. bag :jCurat, ©olbfalj. 
 
 Au'rated, adj. golbdl)nli(b. 
 
 Aure'lja, s. 1. Tiurclia (g-n)j 2. Aat. \az 
 
 ^^uppe, 5^t)mp^c, (§^ri)falig. 
 
 Aure'ola, *. Taint, ber 4)ciligenf(bein. 
 
 Au'rjc, adj. —acid, bag ®olboj:i)b. [4)crjot)r. 
 
 Au'ricle, s. Anat. 1. bag duperc S)()r} 2. bag 
 
 Auri'cula, s. Bot. bag 93drcn6brd)cn , bic 
 
 ^:iCurifcl. 
 
 Auri'ciilar, adj. 1. bag £)^r ob. J^orcn bctrcf* 
 fcnb, ^orbarj yig-. (— ly, adv.) 2. in'g §Dl}r 
 gefagt, 3. munbUcb iibertragcn, fortgcp(lausti 
 —confession, £cc.bicS)J>rcnbci(]^tCj —tube, 
 
 ^cin 4)orro^r. 
 
 Aurfculate, adj. Bot. gco^rt. 
 
 Auriif?rous, adj. * ®olb fu^rcnb, golbrcicb- 
 
 Auriga'tion, s. bag ^u^rwcfcn, ©crocrbc cincS 
 ^u^^rmanng. 
 
 Auripigm^n'tum, s. vid. Orpimcnt. 
 
 Au'rjscalp, s. bcr £)[;rl6ffel. 
 
 Au'rjst, s. bcr §D[)renarst. 
 
 Auro'ra, .v. 1. '3f urora (§-n) j 2. *b(c9Kor> 
 genrotljc, bcrSJiorgcni 3. Ent. bcr .Kre§* 
 wciplingj — borcalis. Afc<. bcr 3^orbfd>cin. 
 
Auro 
 
 71 
 
 Auto 
 
 Auro'ral, adj. t)ie 9)?orgeju'6t^e oD t)tt§ ?torl>= 
 
 Jidjt bctrcfffnt), iljnen ci^nUd). 
 
 lu'rym, s. Chem. (Solbj — fulminans, t)a& 
 
 ^nallgolij — musivum, or —mosaicuin, fcoS 
 
 ^Jlufiygolb, mofaifdje @olD. 
 
 Auiculta'tion, 4-. 1. i)a» 3u^orcn, ^ord^cnj 
 
 2. Af<'(/. Die :jfudruItatioii. 
 
 To Au'spjcate, y. a. 1. QuuftiQ Icnfen, bcgun= 
 
 frigcnj 2. oorbct>cutcn3 3. (cin ®efd)Qft) bc= 
 
 giuncn, anfaugcn. 
 
 Au'spice, s. 1. l)ieS5ogclfil)ttu, S$cgeln)Q^rfa= 
 gerci i 2. bieSJorbetcutung, ^iy-. (gciD. pi.') 
 blc^Cufpicicn: bcr (Sdjirm (cinc$ ^6l)crcn), 
 bic^citung, ©onuerfc^ttftj (gunftigcr) ein= 
 flup, aScgunftigung. 
 
 Ausjii'dal, adj. corbcbcutenb. 
 
 Auspi'cious, Lot/;. 1. ©fucf rocijfagcRb) 2. 
 glucfUd^ (0. ^crfoncn) j 3. giinflig, gcncigt 
 (o. ^crfonen u. ©ac^cn), II. — ly, adv. 
 unter gunfliger S>orbcbcutuiig; glucfUf^i HI. 
 — uess, *. bcr gunfligc TCnf^ein, glucflic^c 
 ^3uf!anb, ba& ®Iud. 
 
 Austere', I. adj.; II. —I), adv. flrcngc, roulj, 
 unfrcuRbUdji Ijerbcj III. — ness, .v.bic^drtc, 
 ^Unfreunblidjfett j ber Ijcvbc ©cfcbnmcf. 
 
 Auster'jty, s. bie ©trcnge, Jtoflciung bcS td 
 
 • U^h ^ttrte3u(i^t, ©raufomfcit. 
 
 Au'stin, s. (contr. X). Augustin), ^uguflinuS, 
 TCuguflin (SIK-n) 5 ^cc. —friars, ^uguftincr^ 
 monditi —nuns, Tfuguflinernonncn. 
 
 Aus'tral, adj. fublid^ 5 — Asia, (contr. Austra- 
 lia), s. Geog. "Kn^talitn, @ub = 3»bicnj — 
 Asian, (co/ifr. Australian), at/j. auflralifd^ 5 
 —land, fublid)ed Xanb, —signs, Ast. bic fiibs 
 Ud^en ^immelgjcid^en. 
 
 Austra'Ija, Austra'Ijan, cf. Austral. 
 
 To lus'tr?ilize, v. n. [id) nod? ©liben wcnbeii 
 
 Au'strja, jr. Geog. fcflreid). [ob. ncigcn. 
 
 Au'strjan, 1. adj. 6^eid)if(b5 —rose, bic rot^> 
 U. gclbe {Rofe j —sneeze-wort^ bic 'popicrs 
 
 ^blume,3mmortcUc5 II.*. bcv Ejlrciicr. 
 
 Aus'trjne, ac/j. fubUd^j vie/. Austral. 
 
 Austur'tus, s. Oru. bcr SaubenfQlf. [^crr. 
 
 Au'tarch, s, bcr <Si(b|'clbftgcuugenbC; ©clbfl» 
 
 Au'tarchy, j-. r>ic ©elbflgcniigfomfeit ^ ba& 
 
 ^©id^felbflgcnugfcin. 
 
 Aut/ien'tjc; — ly; — ness; vid. b. f. SB-r. 
 
 Au//ien'tical, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. QUtljCRs 
 tif(^, cd)ti Uml)vt (i^on ©ad^cn u. *pcrfo= 
 nen) j III. —ness, *. uir/. b. U. Autbcnticily. 
 
 Auf/ien'tjcatc, u.a. autljentifircn, rcdjtagultig 
 
 ^mad)en, beuvfunbcn, begloubigcn 
 
 Auf/jentica'tion, s. bic SScglaubigung, 2cgali= 
 flrung. 
 
 Aof/ienti'city, .v. bicTCut^enticitdt, ®laub»ur» 
 bififdt, edjt^cit. 
 
 Auf/te'ri?I, adj. bcn SBcrfaffcr Ob bic "JCutor^ 
 JcbQft bctrcjfcnb, f(^riftf^cUcrif(^. 
 
 Au'thor, s. l.bcrUr^cbcr,bicU-rinn5 ©tiftcr, 
 ©t-rinnj 2. bcr^utor, fiScrfaffer, ©d)rift* 
 ftcUcr, (female—), bie SS-rinii; ©d^riftftcU 
 ^Icrimij 3. bic Urfadjc. [b. ii. Author. 
 
 Au'</«or?ss, s. 1. bicUr^cbcrimi, :c.5 2. vid. 
 
 Au</ior'jtative, 1. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. Lllw 
 tovitdt ^abcnb, bcvoUmddjtigctj 2. gcbictc^ 
 rif(^, abfprcdjcnb. 111. —ness, s. I. bad ajc= 
 i>oUmdd)tigtfcinj 2. ba§ (»)i(l^tigc)^Cnfcljcn} 
 3. bas gcbictcrifcbc SBcfcn. 
 
 Au//ior'ity, .v. 1. bic gcfe^mdpigc OJiad^t un^ 
 ©croalt, 5J?Q(bti^oUfommcnl>citj 2. \ia^ lUv^ 
 fcl)cn, bcr bcflimmcnbc Ginflup, bic SBitbtig* 
 fcitj 3. bicSiSoUmQcbt, 4. AtV. baS 3cugnip, 
 bic (^clcg=) SLucUcj 5. bic ©laubwurbig- 
 fcit; 6. bic erlaubnif, (©ruct=) ^rci^eitj 
 T. bic TCutoritdt, ©cwdljrj 8. Am a) (in 
 Con.) bQ§ ®cri(^t, bie (@eri(^t§=) »cl)in-bC; 
 bcr ^QZagiflratj 6) bic ^profcfforcn qI5 Jtor- 
 pcrf^afti Com. on the — of the samples, 
 na(i^robc, nQd)9}?uflcr) on, or under the — 
 of ... , bcrcdjtigt burd? ... j im ^"uftragc vcn 
 ...J from good—, quS fidjcrcr SlucUe, au$ 
 fid^crcr 4)anb. 
 
 A uf/ior'jties, s.pl. Law, 1. OicGntfdjcibuiigcu 
 bcr Ijobcrcn ©crkbt^^ofc 5 2. bic^fctcn, locriu 
 biefc Qnt\6). cutljQltcn fiiibj 3 (public — , 
 local -) offcntlidjc (Ob. SrtsO Sfborbcn. 
 
 Aut/iorjza'tion, s. 1. bic "JCutorifation, SJcvcIl- 
 md(btigung j 2. SBcftdtigung; ©ultigmatbung. 
 
 To Au'//iQrize, v. a. 1. autorifircii, bcuoUmddj» 
 tigen, bcrcdjtigcuj 2. gutljcipcii, fiir rcdjt* 
 mdpig crfldrcn, rcd)tfcrtigcuj 3. bcfldt^rfcn, 
 gultig mQ(^en. [unglaubraiirbig. 
 
 AuV/iQrIfss, adj. o^)nc Ur^cbcr ob. Sjcrfaffcr J 
 
 A u'f/i9rship, s. bicTCutorfdjaft, edjrifti^cUcrci. 
 
 AutQbiQgraph'jcal, adj. autobiograp^ifd^. 
 
 Autobiography, s. bic ^futobiogropljic. 
 
 Autoc'rasy. s. Pol. bic ^utofratic, ©clbfls 
 l)crrfd^Qft. [fdjcr. 
 
 Au'tQcrat, s. Pol. bcr ^utcfrat, edbfltjcrr* 
 
 Autocrat'jc(— cal), at/j. autohatifdj, iiiiums 
 
 J(!^rdnft. [l)cir)"il)criiiu. 
 
 Autoc'ratrix, Autoc'ratrifce, a, Pol. bicSclbfls 
 
 rVuto-da-fe [aw-t9-d^-fa'], s. Rom. Cath. baS 
 ,Kc§crgcriit. 
 
 Autoge'njal, ad;, fclbflcrscugt; fclbflgcfcbaffcn. 
 
 Au'tograph, 1. s. bic eigcnc^jQnbfd) rift, Untcr* 
 f(brift, Urfc^rift, Urfunbcj 11. adj. cigcn* 
 
 ^Ijdnbig gcf(^ricbcn. [[(bricbcn), urfunblid). 
 
 Autogr.aph'ic(— cal), adj. cigcnl)dnbig (gc» 
 
 Autog'raphy. s. bic cigciic 4)anbfd)rift, Ur. 
 fd)rift, ba$ Original. 
 
 Autol'ogy, i. bQO ©elbftgcfprdd). 
 
Auto 
 
 72 
 
 Avoc 
 
 AntOm'aital, adj. vid. Automatic, &c. 
 Au'toraai/i, s. ber iSelbpgcfel^rte, Tfutobitjaft. 
 Autoraat'ic(— cal), adj. autcmatifi^, mafiti= 
 
 nenmapig. 
 Autom'aton, j. t)aS 7futomat, bic fi(^ fcl^ft ^^^ 
 
 n3egent)o SJjQft^inc, baS ©elbftgetricbcj ^ig. 
 
 t>cx Summling. 
 Autom'atous, arfj. Qutomatift^, [i6) (al§ 9)?05 
 
 Jc^ine) fetbfl bewegent). 
 Auton'oraous.af/i.felbft^errf^cntJ/Unab^dngig 
 lu'topgy, .V. t)a§ ©elbflfc^en, bie @clb|lbc= 
 
 fc^auung, Ucr "Jfugcnfd^cin. 
 Iut6p'tjc(— cal, adj. ; — calIy,oc/y.), mit cigncn 
 
 TCugen fe^enl), bccba(^tet) —examination, 
 
 Med. \}K @elbftuntcrfud()ung (am ^^ranfen= 
 lutof/i'list, s. Der Qfutot^dfi. [bette). 
 
 Au'tumn [— turn], s. bcr ^erbj^. 
 Autum'nal, ar/;. ^crbflltcb j comp. ^erbft*. 
 Autiim'nal^, j. p/. Bot. im ^crbfl blii^enbe 
 Au'xesis, s. Khet. bic (Srroeiterung. [^flonjen. 
 Anxil'iar, Auxifl'iary, I. adj. ^elfent), beiftc* 
 
 ^enl), §ulfret(^5 ^ulf§=j II. j. Uv, Die, bQ& 
 
 ^ulfelciflent!C5 auxiliaries, pi. Die |>ulf§= 
 Jruppen. 
 
 Auxilia'tion, s. Die ^lilfe, Der SeifianD. 
 Auxjlja'tory, adj. Juie Auxiliar, &c. 
 Anx6m'et?r, .v. Per. ber SSergroperungSmeffer. 
 To Avail', V. I. a. 1. nii^en, ^clfenj 2. begun* 
 
 fttgen, bcf6rbcrn5 to — one's self of, be* 
 
 nu^cn, fK^ bebienen 5 II. n . nu§Ud(> fetn, ^elfen. 
 JLvail', J. kr3tu^cn, SJort^eilj a-s, pi. Am. 
 
 {N. E.), tjer ®e»inn, (Srtrag. 
 Avai'lable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. nii|li(b, t)Ors 
 
 t^eil^aft^ /^ato,gi»'ttg,flatt^aft5 Ill.-ness, 
 
 s. bic 9Tfi|(iif>feit, 3^u|barfeit5 Laio, bie 
 ^©iSltigfeit, ^^raft. [©(J^necfiurj. 
 
 Avalanche', Avalange', s. bic Sawinc, ber 
 /lYant', I. s. uirf. Van; II. int. uW. A vaunt; 
 
 III. comp. bcf. Mil, — courier, ber SSorbotej 
 
 (vif/.Van); —guard, bie'^foantgarbej {oid. 
 
 Van) ; — main , Man. ber SBorberfup (bci 
 
 ^ferbcn)5 -mure. Fort, tilt Bormaucr, 
 J- peach, Pom. bie ^ri!i^p[irri(b. 
 Av'arice, s. ber ®cij, bic |)abfu(^t. 
 Avari'cious, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. gcistg, 
 
 (arg $ III. — ncss, s. ber ®ei}, bic ^arg^eit, 
 
 ^ttbfui^t. 
 Avast', /r«t. Afar, gcnug! ^alt! ^dton! 
 Avaunt', mf.fortj rcegba! ^inauS! parfeSiii^! 
 A've-Ma'ry, s. Ecc. baS Ite 9}?Qria. 
 Av?na'ciou«, ar/j. Ijaferartig. 
 Av'?nage, s. ber ^aferjind, bie ^afergulte. 
 To Avenge', v. a. 1. ra^en (—one's self of ... , 
 
 ft* -;- an ...)5 2. oljnbcn, j^rofcn. [fung. 
 Avenge'm?nt, s. 1. bte 9ladE>C5 2. bic SSeflro* 
 Aven'g?r, s. 1. ber md(^er} 2. ber aSeftrafer. 
 
 Av'ens, (Av'ent), s. Dot. basSScnebictenfraut 
 
 Aven'ture [— tshur] , *. Law, bdr ungIucfUd)e 
 ^3ufatt, ber eincS5)?enf(i)en Sob jur^olge ^at 
 
 Av'enQe, s. 1. ber (gerdumige, freie)3ugang 
 (in einen SBalb), (»aumO ®ang, bielllccf 
 2. bie :iCnfa^rt5 breite (mit SSdumen bcfe^te) 
 (Strapej 3. Ml. ber ^ap, 3ugang, SBcg. 
 
 To Aver', v. a. als wa^r beweifcn, bc^aupten, 
 ^befraftigen. 
 
 Av'erage, s. 1. Corns, bie ^aferei, |)at)arie» 
 Ungelber, ^rimgelb (gew. in ^rad^tbriefen : 
 with primage and — accustomed; vid. Pri- 
 mage) ; small or petty — , bie gcmeine ob. 
 ncine|)aferci5 general— , bie grope |). 5 free 
 from—, aSebarb, frci com SScrberbcn^ ad- 
 justment of a-s, bie iDigpad^e, ©cefd^abcnbe* 
 recbnung? —account, bie ^afereired^nung; 
 2. ba§ mittlcre (3a^ren*) SScr^dltnip, ber 
 ©urd^fd^nitt 5 comp. 3J?itteIburd^fi^nttt§M 
 —amount, berSurd^fd^nittS^SSelrogj Corns. 
 — date, ber mittlcre Ba^lung&termin, bicge= 
 meinfc^aftlid^eSSerfaUseit,- -tare, bicCurd^* 
 fd^nittgsSara J 3. — of corn fields, bie nad) 
 ber drnte liegcngebliebenen ^alme, ba& ®c^ 
 roirre. 
 
 To Av'erage, v. a. 1. eincn ©urt^fd^nittpreiw 
 madden 5 ingrcid^e3:^eirett)eireni 2.imJ)urd)« 
 [(^nitt (cr)geben, burd^fd^nittlicb au§mad)en. 
 
 Aver'ra§nt, s. Law, 1. ber (3eugen=)35t'n)ei§, 
 bieSSefrdftigungj 2. bie ®e|tdtiijung, Seja^ 
 ^ung 5 3. ba§ Inerbieten be§ SSeflagten, cine 
 exception ju benjeifen, unb berSeweiS bcrfcU 
 hill itlbii.^ [Sraubenforte au§ (5^iai?enna. 
 
 Aver'nat, Auver'nat, s.Pom. berSIdPner, eine 
 
 To Averriin'cate, v. a. auSWUrjeln, au^rotten. 
 
 Averrunca'tion, s. bieTfuSrottung. 
 
 Averse', I. adj. abgenciv3t, ungunfiig, entgcgen, 
 juroibcr, wibrigj (mit to); II. — ly, adv. 
 mit SBibcrnjillcn, ungernj III. — ness, .?. bie 
 Ibgencigt^eit, ber SBibcnuiUe, ^Jfbfd^cu. 
 
 Aver'sion, s. 1. bie'Kbneigung,bcr Ibfd^eu, SBi= 
 berroiUe j 2. ber ©egcnftanb bcS ^f bfc^cue^, jc 
 
 To Avert', v. I. a. 1. wcgwcnben, absie^cnj 
 2. ^(bneigung crmedfen, 3. abiDcnbcn, ah- 
 njcnbig maiden, II. n. fid) abmenben. 
 
 Aver'ter, s. ber^bracnber, bag ^broenbenbe, jc. 
 
 ^ver'ti, (^vert') , s. Man. bie fd^ulgcrcd}te 
 aScracgung cines ^ferbeS. 
 
 A'viary, s. baS SSoget^augj bie aSogcl^ccfc. . 
 
 Avid'ity, s. l.bie®icr, ©efrdpigfciti 2. bic 
 
 Jpahiu^t. ^ [baum. 
 
 Avocfi'do, (Avjga'to), s. Bot. ber Ipogato- 
 
 To Av'ocjite, v. a. abrufcn, ab^altcn. 
 
 AvQca'tion, .V. 1. bie Tfbrufungj 2. bie TCb^ 
 
 Jaltung (burd^ ein ®efd^dft). 
 
 Avocato'rja, s. pi. Law, bie ^brufungSbriefe. 
 
Avoc 
 
 73 
 
 Awni 
 
 f vo'cat^ry, adj. abrufcnt), ab^Qltcnb 5 — let- 
 ter, icr Ibruf^ngSbricf. 
 ToAvSrd', v.a. 1. mcibcn, termeitcnj cnt* 
 
 ge^en, cntfommenj 2. ^^erIa|fcn, rdumenj 
 
 3. ^intern, cereitein 5 4. Laic, einwcnljcn j 
 
 5. auf^ebcn, ungultig mac^cn. 
 ^void'able, adj. 1. JMTmcit)Ii(i& 5 2. Quftu^C= 
 
 ben, »i^crrupi(i(>. 
 
 Avoid'ance, .«•. 1. bicSScvmeitungj SScgfdjof^ 
 " fung 5 2. t)ie :M"blcititng, 7fuf()cbung, ber SESi* 
 
 Derruf J 3. Die drletjigung, SSacanj. 
 ^void'er, s. ticv, (bie, baS) 5!Jfcit)cnbc, SScg» 
 
 f(i()a|Tcnt5e, jc. 
 Avoid'jng, I. p.s. ba§5)?ciben,JC. 5 —of blood, 
 't)er331ut>jcrlufl, S51utflupj II. p. a. tcrmeU 
 Avoid'less, adj. unf crmciljlid^. [bent), 2C. 
 Av'ojr-du-pois' [a'v?r — ], .v. baS gcmeine ®e= 
 
 wicit, 4><in^cI8gc»i(i^t, Jtramcigen)i(^t con 
 
 16 Unjen. 
 To Avouch', v.a. 1. be^Qupten, ccrfit'Ejcrn i 2. 
 
 (jum 35c^uf ob. Scflen cinc§ ^nbcrn) anfu^= 
 
 rcn 5 3. red^tfcrtigcn, gut ^eipen, bcfrdftigcn. 
 Avouch', s. {Shksp. Haml. 1, 1) boS 3cugnip. 
 Avouch'ment, s. bie (Irndrung, a5el?ouptung, 
 
 J8et(jcuerung. 
 To Av6\\', V. a. befennen, ancrfenncn, tcrt()ci= 
 
 bigcn, be^auptenj Law, ojfcntlid? crfldren, 
 
 eingefle^en unb redjtfertigcn. 
 ^\vo>V'abIe, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ttnerfcnnbor, 
 
 ju re(t)tfcrtigcn, ju owrt^eibigcn. 
 Avoa'al, s. bag aSefenntnip, bic (6ffcntli(§c) 
 
 (Srfldrung, ^uSfagc. 
 Avo^'ant, .v. Law, bcr Scflogtc, njeldjer cine 
 
 (®fitcr») SBcgna^me eingefle^t, aber rcd)t= 
 
 fcrtigt. [offen, o^ne Otucf^Qlt. 
 
 Av6\V'?dly, adv. frei, offcntlit^ cbcfennenb), 
 Av6<» ee', s. ber Jtirc^cnpatron, vld. Advowee. 
 Av6^'?r, *. ber aSefenncr, Se^oupter, Serl^eis 
 
 bigcr, SScrfilnbiger. 
 Avo^'ry, s. Law, bic SScrt^eibigung einer ©u* 
 
 tcrwcgna^me, ©(^u^fd^rift be& SSeflogten (in 
 
 eincr action of replevin). 
 Av6\l'^al, s. ba§ Sefenntnip. 
 ^viilsed', p. a. abgcriffen, roeggcriffen. 
 ^vul'sion, f. bic !^breif ung j SScgrcipung. 
 To/Lwait',u. a. n)ttrten,crraQrten5 a— ing your 
 
 reply, &c., 3^rcr^ntn)ortentgegenfeIjenb,K. 
 To ^w.Ue', V. reg. & ir. I. a. (er)n)erfen, auf= 
 
 rocrfcnj II. n. crnjQt^en, aufn>a(i^en(au(^yig.). 
 Awake', arfj.n)a(^,n>a(^cnb, munteri f(^lafIo§. 
 To Awa'k^n, vid. To Awake. 
 ^wake'n?r, s. ber ((Sr*) aBccf er 5 bad SBecf enbc, 
 
 ber SBedfcr an einer U^r. 
 ^wa'kenjng, (Awa'kjng), p. s. ba§ (Srroecfen, 
 
 (Srwad^enj Rel. ba§ gciftige (Srwad^en, ?.e= 
 
 benbigroerben bes religififen @inneS. 
 
 I To Award', Lair, v. I. a. gcri(^tli(^ jufprcd^cn, 
 jucrfenncn (Sincm @t»a§) 5 II. u. ben ^uSs 
 fpruc^ t^un, urt^cilen. 
 
 Award', s. Law, baS Urt^cil, ber (fd)icb5ri(l()= 
 tcrlid^c) TCuSfpruc!) j bcr Scfdjcib. 
 
 To ^ward', v. a. au§pariren, vid. To Ward olT. 
 
 Awar'der, s. bcr (®d)ieb§=) Olid^tcr. 
 
 AwAre', I. adv. gcwa^r, auf fcincr ^ut, a(i)U 
 fam; Pon Stnjad mijTcnb, unterrit^tctj to 
 be — of a thing, dUMd^ gcwaljr njcrbcn 5 fid) 
 einer ©ttd^e iH'rfe^cn 5 urn gtroaS njijTcnj U 
 int. ^dfjtung ! oorgcfc()cn ! 
 
 A.way', I.ac/('.n)cg,abn)cfcnb,fortj to make—, 
 1. burdjbringen, »>erf(i^njcnbcnj 2. (to make 
 — with one's self), (fi^) baS ®arau& madden, 
 umbringenj she cannot — with hira, jie fann 
 nic^t mit i^m ausfommcuj fonn i^n nic^t 
 oertragenj to make one's self—, fid) njcg 
 (col. au§ bcmStaube) ma(bcn 5 II. int. fort! 
 racg! ^inweg! —for shame! pfui! (fc^amc 
 ^i6)\ fit)dmt Gud^!) latigh- ! nur ju gc» 
 lad^tJ fire—! f(bicp ju! 
 
 iwc, s. 1. bic Gljrfurc^t, cl^rerbietigc ^urd^t, 
 ©Aeuj 2. ber ©ii)auer. 
 
 To Awe, v.a. 1. 6I)rfur(i)t cinflopcnj 2. in 
 §urd()t ^altcn, g. ciniagcuj 3. fc^eu macbcn 
 
 Awea'ry, adj. mubc, crmattet. [einfd^ud)tcrn. 
 
 Awea'th^r, adv. Mar. ln\>mxU. [^ipt. 
 
 Aweigh', A-weigh' [9-wa'l, adj. Mar. aufgc* 
 
 A-weII'-9'day', in/. gutigcr^jimmeU owct)! 
 
 Aw'fdl, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. e^rfurd^tgc» 
 bietenb, e^rfurt^terregcnb 3 2. furd^tcrrcgcnb, 
 furd^tbar, 3. c^rfurd^tSPoU, III. — ness, s 
 1. bic (S^rroiirbigfcitj 2. bic G^rfurd^t. 
 
 Awhile' [-hwil'], adv. cinc3cit lang, cine aSeile. 
 
 Awhit' [a-hwiit^, adv. (in negatipcn ©d^cn) 
 
 ^not a — nic^t im ©eringflen j vid. Whit. 
 
 Awk'ward, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ungc* 
 fd^icft, linfifcb, t6fpifd(), plump, 2. unma* 
 nierU(b, grobj abgcf(bmacft, albcrn? 3. n)i» 
 brig, f(^limm 5 wibcrfpdnf^ig j III. —ness, s. 
 bic Ungcfd()icft^eit, ^lumpl)cit5 ®umm^cit, 
 ^bgcf4)macft^cit, 'ZdbcrnOeit. 
 
 Iwl, s. bic 7i\)U, ^fricmc, bcr ti^xti peg- 
 ging — , bic ^fIocf=^^Ie fur ©d^u^mad^cr, 
 joiner's — , bcr 6pi|bol)rcr fur 3:ifd)Icr 5 
 brad—, bcr ©pi^bo^rcr fiir ^inimcrlcutcj 
 Bot-s. —shaped, pfrtcmcnformig} —wort, 
 
 ^bQS aBafTcrpfricmcnfraut. 
 
 Aw'l?s8, adj. une^rcrbietig, cljrfurc^tSlcS. 
 
 Awme, (Awn), s. vid. Aume. 
 
 Awns, Awne?, s. pi. bic ©ranncn (an ben 
 :K^ren), Id&eln. 
 
 A w'njng, p. s. ba§ ©onncngelt, leinenc ©c^irm* 
 ba(^ (uber cincm ©c^iffc, jc.), ba&^cn|^er» 
 li jelt, bie QJIarquife. 
 
Awnl 
 
 74 
 
 Babb 
 
 Awnl^ss, adj. o^ne ©ranncn, ungcgraimt. 
 
 Aw'ny, adj. toiler ©ranncn, gcgrannt. 
 
 Awoke', pret. t>on To Awake. 
 
 Awork', Awor'kjng, ado. k p. a. col. in ber 
 Arbeit; (an) ubcr t)cr Arbeit, arbcitcnbj to 
 set — , ju t^un gcbcn. 
 
 ^wry' [a-ri'], adj.&. ado. fdjief,unebcn,ungleicb 
 
 ^fdtipdrt§j fd^iclcul)) yt^M^erf c^rt, ungereimt. 
 
 Ax, Axe, s. bie Jxt, baS gro^eSScilj bie4)aue; 
 ^adci broad—, bie 3 immcroyt, ba§ia5rcit= 
 bcili butcher's— , bag ^leifcberbeilj cross 
 bie©ti(bajrt5 felling—, bicSBalbayt, junk 
 ba§ ^erbbcil (sum happen bcr Zam) i pole— 
 (boarding — , battle — ), bic ©trcitayt, ba& 
 Gnterbcilj —formed, Bot. IjDbclformig 5 
 
 — head, ber 1lxtt)dm , Slucfcn eincr Wj 
 —stone, Mi«.bcrS3cilftein j —vetch, —wort, 
 
 ^Bat. bag Sdcilhaut, bie fficilcoroniKe. 
 Ax'jforni, adj. acbfcnformig. 
 Ax'jl, Ax-n'la, s. 1. Anat. bieTftbfclgrubcj 2. 
 Bot. bcrjiffl= Ob. ©lattroinfel. 
 
 Ax'jIIar, Ax'jllary, adj. Anat. jur ^C(bfclgrubc 
 gc^firigj a-y, Bot. im TTfl^ ob. SlattiDinfel 
 fte^enb, adjfclfidnbig 5 a-y artery, Anat.'tiit 
 
 ^Tfcbfclfilagabcr. 
 
 Ax'iniie, s. Min. tax %\iVimtxfttm, Wnit. 
 
 Ax'jpm, s. Ph. ba§ lyiom, ber ®runbfa§. 
 
 Axioinat'ic(— cal), adj. ajiomatifcb/ gewif, 
 (bur(b fi(b felbft) erroicfen, ancrfannt. 
 
 Ax'js, s. T. (bcf. Math. & Bot.) bic l(bfC5 
 
 Aaat. ber jracite (Rucfenwirbclj Zoo^ bcr 
 ,7(xi6, ®angcil?irf(b. 
 
 Ax'le, Ax'le-tree, s. bic Tltbfc am CHabCj — -t. 
 arm, bie ©(bnjcngelflangc, — -t. arms, bic 
 :}C(^fenf(bcnfclj --t.bed, baSlfcbfcnfuttcrj 
 
 — -t. box, bic ^(bfcnbutbfC) — t. hoop, bcr 
 Siabenring, bas ^abenbanb^ — -t. nut, ^k\ 
 
 7C(i)feuf(braubej — (-t.)pin, bcr l'(b§na»3el, 
 
 bieEunfc amCHabcj —trees, Mar. bicX^fen 
 
 cilic§0iapcrt») — tree washers, bie ®top- 
 
 fcbciben (c/. Washcrsj. 
 Ay [af], ado.vul^. \<x, ja bo(b J frcilid), gcwip, 
 
 beftimmti --sir! Sea,iamein^crr!(geTOiJ^nl. 
 
 ^ntroort bcr QKatrofen auf ba5 6ommanbo) j 
 
 — and no, jaunbticinj ayes and noes, pi. 
 
 Stimmcn bafur unb baroibcr. 
 ly, 1. ini. a^! ad)! »e^! —me! we^emirl 
 
 11. Ay, or Aye, arfo. * (auf) immcr, en>ig! 
 Ay'-green, s. Bot. ber ^auSlaucb. 
 Ay'ry, s. bic S£)QX% H., vid. Aerie. 
 Az'arole, s. rom. bic ^jarole, 9Jli§pclbirnc. 
 Az'jmiif/i, I. s. Ast. bcr TCjimut^, SSertifalsir» 
 
 fclj II. arfj. ajimut()al> —compass, Aaut. 
 
 ber^Simutbaljirfel) —dial, bic ^(jimutljaU 
 
 fonncnubr. 
 Azute', (Azof, C), s. Ghem. ber ©titf floff, btt8 
 
 ©tidegag, bie ©ticfluft. 
 ^zot'jc, adj. Chem. ©ticfjioff cntljaltenb. 
 Az'Qtised, p. a. — food, flicffiofl^altigc Sittb* 
 ^rungSmittel. 
 
 Az'ptite, s. Chem. baS falpctcrfaurc ©alj. 
 A'zgife [a'-zhur], adj. I()immclblau, bc>^^l(^U/ 
 
 * asurnj —stone, Min. bcr fiafurflcin. 
 A'zure [a'-zhyr], *. 1. Chem. ba§ bunfelblQue 
 
 ^obaltglas, bic ©maltc j 2. bcr (2uft=>&im= 
 
 melj 3. Her. bod ©lau (blouc^elb)i -of 
 
 copper, Min. bic Jtu^^fcrlafur. 
 To A'zyre [a'-zhyr], v a (5tn)a0 bintmclblau 
 
 fdvbcii. [(^immcl)blau, lafurfurbig. 
 
 A'zured [a'-zhuird], adj. ^immclblau gcfdrbt, 
 A'zurite [— zhyr — ], s. vid. Azure-stone. 
 Az'ymes, s. pi. Jew. Eel. ta^ gcfl bcr ungc« 
 Jduertcn S3robc. 
 Az'ymous, adj. Jew. Rel. ungcfducrt. 
 
 B. 
 
 B [be], >\(ein9}Jitlautcr), baS «, hi Mus. bcr 
 fiebcntcSon ber Xonlcitcr (b) j B Hat, (B b), 
 Mas.hmoUi B's of the bowsprit, Ship-h. 
 bie aSiolincn (SBactcn) bc§ 23ugfprictS. 
 
 B, ahbr. \t. bass, lix iQafi B. A., ft. bachelor 
 of arts , «accalaurcu& bcr frcicn ,Runfte 5 
 B.C., ft. before Christ, tor (S^rifti ©cburtj 
 B. D., fl. bachelor of (in) divinity, 58acca= 
 laurcuSbcr Xljcologici bd. ft. bound, (ton 
 9)u(bcrn)gcbunbcni bds. ft. in boards, in 
 ^appe, brofi^urtj B. 1... fl. bachelor of 
 laws, ffiaccalaurcuS bcr ^uriSprubcnj j B. M., 
 ft. bachelor of wedecine, 93accalaureuS bcr 
 QJJebicinj Bot., ft. bought, taufte (in Eaufm. 
 
 9lc(bnungen) ) Bar., bart., Bt., ft. baron, 
 
 baronet, iBaron, JiiaiOUet; Up., ft. biahup. 
 
 To Ba, V. (Shksp.) f. To Baa. 
 Biia, s. bag SSlofcn, ®cbl6f (con ©deafen). 
 To Biia, w. n. hlctcil, viilg. bden. 
 Biiargc, .v. cinc ©au. 
 Baat, s. 1. cine riamefiftbc (tierccfige) ©ilber* 
 
 munjcj 2. cin (binefif(bcS ®emicbt con ciner 
 
 balbcn Unje. 
 To Bab'ble. lu I. n. 1. papcln, jtammcln (loic 
 
 flcine Jtinbcr)} plappern/plaubcrnj 2. Sport. 
 
 (c. ^unbcn, bcf. jur unrcdjtcn 3eit) ttnf(bla« 
 
 gen, 11. n. (bummcg 3cug) fd;n)a§cn. 
 Bab'ble, s. baS ©cfcbrod^, ©cplttubcr, ®cn)dfd) 
 
Babb 
 
 lb 
 
 Back 
 
 BabOilem^nt, s. Da§ ^laubern, unnii^c ®c» 
 
 fd^wa^. [(Sd^njQ§erinn, u., Jtlatfdje. 
 
 Bab'bl?r, s. bcr ©d^wd^er, 2C.5 she—, t>ic 
 Bab'bl?r§, p^ 5p©rf. oorloutc ^unDc. 
 Bab'bljng, I. p.*. l.btt^^laubern, unnu§c®es 
 
 f(^n)a§5 2. Sporf.baS oorlaute^Cnfc^lagcn bcr 
 
 |)unbe, na(i)Dcm fie l)ic (Spur t)cd SSilbcS t)a= 
 
 ben, II. p. a. f(i>n)Q§^Qft, plaut)crnD } the— 
 
 echo, ba& gef(irod§igc Gc^o, the — stream, 
 
 ber riefclnbe (murmelnbe) ®ad). 
 Babe, s. 1. tttS Heint; ^inb, vffint)(^en; Ux 
 
 ©duglingj 2. bag^uppc^cn. 
 Ba'bel, s. 1. Geog. 95abcl, SSabQloit; 2. fig. 
 
 bie SSerioirrung, Unorbnung. [^^inberci. 
 Ba'bery, s. bcr^inbcrfrom, bttS (Spieljcug, bic 
 Ba'bjsh, Ba'blshly, vid. Babyish, &c. 
 Baboon', s. Zoo/, bcr ^Qician. 
 Baboo'sh?^, s. pi. ffiabodjcn, 95abuf(^cn. 
 Ba'by, s. 1. ba§ flcinc^inb, 2. bic^uppc, 
 
 —things, ba& ^uppcnroerF, vKinbcrfpicIfad^cn. 
 To Ba'by, v. a. »ie cin .ffinb bc^anbclu 5 tQU= 
 Ba'byhood [— hiid], s. bie Jtinb^cit. [f(i^en. 
 Ba'byish, I. adj. ; II. —ly, arfy. finbif^. 
 Bab'yion, s. Geog. SBabQlon, ffittbcl. 
 Babylo'nian, I. adj. 1. babl)tonif(^ 4 2. fig. 
 
 ocrwirrtj II. a. bcr Sabrjionicr. 
 Babylon'jc, Babylon'ical, Babylo'nish, adj. 1. 
 
 bQbQionifd} j 2.yi8:. Dcrrairrt, f^urmifdj. 
 Bac, s. 1. ein*prQ^m, ^dljrbootj 2. Brew. 
 
 bos JW^Ifd^ijf, ber ^u^lbottic^ j 3. Dist. 
 
 ber @d()rbcttir^. [jurfidt . 
 
 Bnc'cHjS. I3oAbicS8cere. Bac'cAre! int.(Sh.) 
 
 Baccalau'reate, s. Lit. bQ§ SSttCCOlaurcat. 
 
 Bacgh'anal, I. adj. fcbwclgerifcb, fcbradrmcnb) 
 
 II. s. ber ©(^wclgcr, 3c(^brubcr. 
 Bacghana'li^n, s. & adj. nic Bacchanal. 
 Bacgh'anal^, s. pi. 1. Ant. bic SQCcbQlialicn) 
 
 2. fig. bie ©(]()njclgerei, ba§ 3c(bgclag. 
 B^cghan'tes, s.pi. l.Ant.?Qaci!l)anUn,^ac6)an= 
 
 tinnenj 2.^g. trunfenc ©cbwdrmer, &6)mcU 
 Bac'charis, s. Bot. btc ©lirriDurs. [gcr. 
 
 Bac'jhic, Bac'chjcal, adj. bttCd^if^ J l»cintrun= 
 
 ten, wcintoU. 
 
 Bac'jhj^s, *. Poet, ber 93ac(^iu§. 
 
 Bac'chys, s. Myth. SSacd^US. 
 
 B^cyif^rous, adj. Bot. SSeeren tragcnb. 
 
 Bac9iv'9rou8, adj. Nat. SBceren freffcnb. 
 
 Bach'^lpr, s. 1. ber^unggefelle, 2. ber ^ogc* 
 fiolj, 3. Ac. bcrSaccQlaurcuS, — 's buttons, 
 Bot. 1. bie aBatbIt)(bni§, ba&?!)ittricnr6sd^en5 
 2. bie ^ornblume. [Ac. baS SSoccttlQurcot. 
 
 Bach'^lprship, s. 1. bcrSunggefellenflanb? 2. 
 
 Back, s. gcn>. camp, bie ^ufc, J. 35. beer — , 
 bie i93icrPufej brewing — , bQ§ Jtu^lfd^iffj 
 (vid, Bac). 
 
 Back, *. 1. bcr0lu(feii5 2. btt§ Jlrcuj (cine& 
 
 ^ferbc§, 2C.)j 3. ba^ 4>intert^eil (ancincm 
 ^icibe, :c.), bic Stucefcitc, ber Sluttcu (ber 
 ^anb, cined S3u(bc$, ®tu(jle§, SBcrfsciigcS, 
 ^ugclS, 2C.)) 4. berJtamm mit ciner0lci!}c 
 3d^nc ipl. im^anbcl gcw. backs gcnttunt)i 5. 
 Ship-b. ber Stucfen einc§ <Stutf ^rumm^olscs 
 (opp. Belly); Mars. — of the stern post, 
 ber aSutcnftci^cn j — of the rudder, bic %nU 
 tcrung ob. SScrboppclung am ©tcucr, —of 
 a coin, ber {Rei^erS (bie Jte^rfcite) cincr 
 93iun5e 5 a — and breast, cin ^arnifii); Jtii= 
 rap) —and collar, cin fld^IcmcS 3wong5- 
 Icibd^en (gur SScrbcjfcrung ber fcbicfcn ^aU 
 tung), cojnp. —band, bQ§3)ragbanb (bti ber 
 engl. ®abelbei(^fel)> — b. hooks, bic^afcn an 
 ber ®Qbcl sum Gin^afen ber Jlctten (beg 
 SrogbanbeS) 5 — basket, ber Srogf orb j ba$ 
 Steffi biea5uttC5 — blow, 1. ber ©(blog auf 
 ben Sflucfcn 5 2. ber @(blog mit umgeivanb^ 
 ter ^anb j — board, Mar. M^ 2c(>nbrct l)iu» 
 ten on ber <Si§bQnf cinc^SooteSj —bone, 
 1. berMrfcn j 2. ba§9iu(tenfluctj — bones, 
 s. pi. bie fleinflc @orte ber SBatlfifd^barbcuj 
 
 — clouts, s. pi. bic SBinbeln j — door, 1. bic 
 ^intertljur j 2. fig. bicTfuSflucbt j — freight, 
 bie OtucEfratbtj — friend, cin ocrflcUrer 
 ^reunb, beimlid^cr geinb j — gammon, Gam. 
 bQ§ Sriftraf, ^ufffpiel (:jfrt Sretfpiel) j - 
 ground, Mil. bcr SJcrftcrf, ^intergrunb, 
 bepgl. Paint, bic SScrticfung (in eiucm ©e» 
 mdlbe, K.)j — handed, mit umgcwanbter 
 ^QUbj — heave, ber ©cgcnfcblogj —heaver, 
 cine 5J?QfdHne gum ©(^roingen bcS Jtorn^j 
 
 — house, baS J^intcr(jou§; ^^intergebdubcj 
 
 — light, bQS |)intergIttS in ciner ^utfcbej 
 
 — painting, cine ^frt ©IttSmalcrci (auf ber 
 Olucffeitc bc6 ®IafeS mitSelfarbc illuminirtc 
 ^upfcrftid^c) j — part, ber ^intcrt^eil, — 
 piece, bag 0liirfenflucf (ciner Stiif^ung, 2C.)j 
 
 — room, ber ^intcre Sftoum? bic ^nter* 
 flube j — shop, bas ^intcrgcroilbcj — side, 
 1. ba$ 5pintcrtl)eil, bie Sflucffeite j 2. bcr |)of 
 ober OlQum Ijintcr bem^aufe; 3. ber^interc 
 (eincS 3:^iere§)j -staff, Naiit. ber ©onnen* 
 ^o^enmelTerj -stairs, spl. 1. bic4>inter* 
 trcppej idmlid)t Sreppe, 2. fig. bie ^ug* 
 fluitj — stays, Mars, bic ^arbuncii (ftarfc 
 Squc jur 95efefligung ber 9)?afien)j after- 
 stays, i^arbuncn an ben (Scitcn bcj? ©(biffcS 
 tjinter ben SQJaften, breast— stays, ©eiten= 
 parbunen} standing— stays, flc^enbc *pars 
 buncnj traveling — stays, ^orgporbuncu 
 berStcngen, —step. Mil. bcr Sflucffci^ritt, 
 hci militdrif^cn Seroegungen o^ne SJcrdnbe* 
 rung ber grontcj — stitch. Sew. bcr (Stcpp« 
 fli(^5 -strap, bic ©truppc am ilutfd^gc' 
 
Back 
 
 76 
 
 Bag 
 
 f(^irr5 — swayed, Vet. B^mcxi u. ®(^n>d(^e 
 in bcnS^icrcn leitent)(»on^fcrbcn)) —sweep 
 of the waves, .Afar, bie SBiberfcCj —sword, 
 1. Ux ^icbcr, |)aut)egcn, H^ cinf^neit)ige 
 ©(^mcrbtj 2. ein@torf mit cinem ^orbgc= 
 ffif sum ged^tenj -sword man, bcr ^ed^s 
 tcr ouf ben ^ieb 5 —tools, i?oofe-6. ^iletcn, 
 ©trid?= ober ^abcnflempel jum aScrjicrcn ber 
 Sfid^errficfen, — water, Dik. ©tauraaffer. 
 To — water, v. a. Mar. xMmxU rubcrnj 
 — woods,^m. bie conben7flIcg^ont5=®cbirgcn 
 raeftl. licgcnben Urwdlber (je§t u. the West 
 ob. the /flrr West); —'woods' men, bic n)Ci= 
 ^cn Sewo^ncr biefer SBdlber, ^interradlblcrj 
 — worm (vid. Filanders); — yard, ber |)in* 
 terl^of. 
 
 Back, adv. juriicf 5 ()intcrn)drtS} — or —again, 
 n>icbcr, wicberumj a few years—, oor ci= 
 nigen Sa^ren. 
 
 To Back, V. I. a. 1. (ein *pferb, jc) befleigcn, 
 ^intcn auffilenj 2. (cin ^ferb) aM6)Un, 
 sureiten, 3.>ig-. (gincm) ben Sflucfen ^alten, 
 (l^n).unterjtu^en, oert^cibigenj 4. juriicf 
 ^Qltcn , surucf trcten laffen (^ferbe, S)(i^fcn 
 :c.)/ (mil cuem§ui^rwerF)surii(f^ofen5 to— 
 a letter, cincn SSrief iiberfd^reibenj to- 
 warrant, Law, einem in eincr anbem ©rof* 
 fd^aft QU§geflcUten SSerl)Qft§befet)I \>ux6) bie 
 Untcrfc^rift eincS bortigen ^riebenSrid)tcr& 
 ©ultigMt gcben 5 to— in, rucfrodrtS ^incin^ 
 fQ^ren, gc^cn, k., jurucf^afen, (vid. oben)j 
 Mars, to— an anchor, einen Infer »erfat= 
 
 ten 5 to — a-stern, to — the oars, bicSliemcn 
 
 flrcid)en, rfirfmdrts rubern, — all a-stem, 
 
 fireic^t inSgefammt j to — the sails, bieSegel 
 
 bode (judirf) legenj II. n. jurucftreten, rucf= 
 
 rodrt&ge^en. 
 Back'bjt, pret. & p. p. t. To Backbite. 
 To B.ick'bite, v. ir. a. ofterreben, ocrleumben. 
 Back'4)it?r, s, ber SSerleumbcr. 
 Back'bitjngly, adv. oerlcumbcrifd). 
 Back'bitten, p. p. 0. To Backbite. 
 3jicked', adj. eincn 0li!icf en fjabenb,* broadly—, 
 
 mit breittm Oiiidfen; broken—, frcujltt^m. 
 Back'ing, s. (Shksp.) bie Oliicfenbecfung. 
 Backs, s. pi. Com. 1. baS ©o^Ileber (in ^ol= 
 
 ben |>duten)5 2. u/d. Back 4. 
 B.ack'set, p. a. im 9lurfen ongefallen, ccrfolgt. 
 To Back'slide, v.n.fig. 1. juriicfgel)en, ?urit(f= 
 
 »ci(bcn5 ttu$n)ei(^en, :jCu§fIu(^te fud^cn, 2. 
 
 obtrunnig roerben, com ©lauben abfallen. 
 Backsli'd?r, s. 1. (Siner,ber jurutf weid^t, TCuS* 
 
 flitd()te fudfitj 2. ber Tfbtrunnige. 
 Back'ward, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. fig. 1. aU 
 
 gcncigt, wiberroiUigj 2. kngfam, oerbroffen, 
 
 jaubcmbj cerfebrtj 3. blfibej 4. fpdt, »er« 
 
 fpdtct(con^ru(^tcn,ic., aui^fig.)^ 111.— nes«, 
 s. l.bie^bgeneigt^eit, bcrSBiberwiUc} 2. bic 
 Sangfamfcit^Srdg^eit, B.baS^urutffein, jc 
 
 Back'ward, Back'wards, adv. ructn>ttrtS/ JU* 
 riictj rucfgdngig, oerfc^rtj —and forwards, 
 ^in unb ^cr. [benj 2. i^erleumben. 
 
 ToBack'wound, v. a. 1. mcui^ilings iHTn>un= 
 
 Ba'con, s. ber^pccEj a flinch of—, cine6pc(f* 
 feitej a gammon of—, (a ham), ein ®d)in» 
 !cn5 — hog, ba& fette(S^n>cin, OJ^aflfdjwcin. 
 
 Baculom'etry, s. Math, bie ©tabmcffung, 
 SJermeffung mit ou&gefiecften ©tdben. 
 
 Bad, I. adj.j II. — ly, adv. i6)Ud)t, fdjlimm 
 b6fc, iibelj 2. fcbdblid^, ungefunb, 3. franf j 
 
 — debts, \6)k6)U (jraeifcl^afte) ©c^ulbcnj 
 
 — groMth, bcrSUiipwad^&j -news, ungun* 
 ftigc 3tQ(^ri(bten5 — papers. Com. papicre, 
 bic in \6)U6)tcm Grcbit fie^enj -paymaster, 
 ber fd()le(3^te 3a^Icr ) — Mork, Print, berbcfe 
 ett§5 III. — ness, s. 1. bic ®d)lcd)t(jcitj 
 2. bie ed^Iec^tigFcit, a5oS()eit. 
 
 Bade, pret. c. To Bid. 
 
 Badge, s. 1. ba§ 3cid^cn, ^cnnjeid^cn, SKcrf* 
 
 mal) 2. Her. baS £)rben8scit^<-*ii5 2acfei» 
 
 ©djilbj 3. Sliip-b. cine falfd^c ©eitengallerie 
 
 auf Jtauffa^rern. 
 To Badge, v. a. jcic^nen, be^eid^nen j (in bie 
 
 ^anb) branbrnarfen. 
 Bad'g?r, s. 1. Zooi. ber ©ad^Sj 2. Law, ber 
 
 priuilegirte ^cramsiel^enbc ^orn= u. S5ictua» 
 
 Iienl)dnbler 5 — legged, bad)§beinigj —gin, 
 
 bie ©ad)§fQire, U^^ ©ad^Seifcn. 
 Ba'dian, Ba'diane, s. Bot. ber ©tcrnaniS. 
 Bad'inage, Badiin'erie, s. baS leid&tc, f(^crs()aftc 
 
 ©efprdc^, bic ©c^dferei, ber ©pa^. 
 Badly, Badness, vid. unt. Bad. 
 Baffe'tas, Baftas, s. pi. Com. SSaffctoS, ffiaf* 
 
 ta^, m oftinbif^er aSaumwcUcnscug (white, 
 gcbleid^t5 brown, ungebleid^t). 
 
 To Baffle, v. I. a. 1. ^intcrgetjcn, tdufd^en ? 
 2. fliirsen, untDirffam motbcn, ccrcitcln } Kr» 
 wirren, bcfdijamcn? II. n. mit cincm^ctrugc 
 umgc^en, betriigen. 
 
 Baffle, .V. 1. bie aSereif elung 5 2. ber Sctrug, 
 bie Sdufd^ung. 
 
 Baffler,*. berSScrcitclnbc, Sduf(^cr, k. 
 
 Bag, A. 1. ber ©ace j aSeutcIj ©oUcnj 2. ber 
 ^aarbcutclj 3. i^ar. ba§ Tfrjncifdcf (ben jure 
 i:ppetit=@rrcgen Ui Pferbcn j 4. bQ§ enter j 
 a- of wool, ein iQaUen (240 pfunb) SBoUci 
 cloke— , baS^eUeifen, bcrSOiantcIfQcf j hawk- 
 ing—, bie S^g^tttf^e, ber 9lcifefQct) —and 
 baggage, ©acf unb ^ttcf ? —fox. Sport, bet 
 JurSag^ eingefangenegud^Si screw-barrel 
 -lock, bo§ ©cbi-'oubenfd^Iop 5 —man, cot. ber 
 |)anblung§reifenbej -netjboSiSttefnel, -pipe, 
 
Bag 
 
 77 
 
 Bala 
 
 oie ©actpfeifc, bcrSuDetfocf, To — pipe the 
 mizen, Afar. baS Scfanfcgcl Hi iQCIlj 
 — pudding, ber^ut>bing, cnglif^e (oD. ©cr* 
 oicttens) ,fflop ? — reef, Mar. Dad t>ierte unt) 
 unterc Sflecf j — truss, Surg. l>aS ©u§pen= 
 foriunt; bic Srogbinbe. 
 
 To Bag, V. La. 1. in einen ©arf tljun, cin= 
 facfcii) 2. bcfttrfcn,belabcn5 II. n. Quffirocl- 
 Icnj aufbauf(^cn. [bclci. 
 
 Bagatelle', j. tie ^Icinigfcit, gappalic, Z&n= 
 
 Bagauz', .v. Siig-w. t)aS sermQ^lcnc3ucferro^r 
 (in ben TCntiUen). 
 
 Bag'?t, s. Bot. bicaSogettc, ^ocfjftteligeSuIpc 
 
 Bag'g^ge, s. 1. bic ^a^aQt, bo& ©cparf, ®c= 
 rcit^ (einer ^rmee)i 2. bog ^affttgiergut; 
 
 3. (Shksp.) (alg ed^impfmort) bcr j^icfelj 
 
 — warehouse, Cus. tk ^acffammcr (wo 
 
 bag ^apgiergut niebergelcgt unb unterfuc^t 
 
 iDirb). 
 
 Bag'gjDg, s, bie (grobe) (Sacfleinwanb; ^od= 
 leinwanb; baS ©acftud^. 
 
 Bagn'i./ [ban'yp], j. 1. baS Sobe^QUSj bic 
 ©abc)tubc5 2. bttSSBorbcU} 3. (inberSur= 
 hi) tin "iCufberoa^rungSort fiir 6^ri|!enfcla= 
 vcnj —keeper, 1. ber SBober, Sabcmciflcr, 
 2. Ob. —pander, bcr SorbeUmirtl). 
 
 To Bag'pipe, (the mizen) vid. in Bag. 
 
 Baguette', Baguet', s. 1. Mils, bie ®erte, 
 ©piefrut^cj bcr Xabeflorfj {Racfctenflab 
 2. -4rc?i. ba& Slunbfldbc^en (HcincF aid cin 
 Astragal, qv.). 
 
 To Bail, t). I. a. 1. Laxo-s. a) ffiurgf^oft lei* 
 ften } fi(^ (fur ©incn) perburgcn, ©incn lo&a 
 bilrgcn j gcgcna3urgf(^aft freigeben, (-one, 
 einen furScmanb) aid SSurgen annc^mcn? 
 einen ffiurgen flellcnj Com. aoaliren (fur 
 SBcdjfelft^ulb burgen)i 6)beponircn5 2. au&= 
 fd)6pfen (ba§ SBajfer mit (Simern, jc) j to — 
 (out) a boat, Mar. cin SJoot QUSo^fen? 
 II. n. impr. ft. To Bale, qv. 
 
 Bail, *. 1. Law, a) bie Surgfc^aft, ®eredl)r= 
 leifiung, Caution j Com. TCpqI (Sffiedjfdburgs 
 f^Qft), 6)bera5urge,®en)fi^rSmonni Com. 
 SBc(i)feI=Surge,SB=(§aocnt5 to stand—, ar>a' 
 lireni 2. ber ^en!et, ©riff (an cincm ^cffel, 
 :c.)) 3. bicSrenseineincmSSalbc, ^.impr. 
 ft. Bale, qv. 1. —bond, bie 95urgf(i>afl§5^bs 
 ligation, bera5urg(f(baft§)5©(bein) —piece, 
 ber S5urgfd^aftS*3ettcl. 
 
 Bai'lable, adj. bfirgfd^aftSfd^ig, cerburgli(^. 
 
 Bailee', s. Law, ber ©cpofitar, SJcrroa^rer. 
 
 Bai'l?r, s. Law, bcr iDcponcnt, ^intcrlcger. 
 
 Bai'ljff, Bai'lif, s. 1. bcr^mtmann, Sanboogt, 
 2. berScblofoogti S.berSSogt, ©cbulbljcip, 
 ®eri(^t&biener5 4. bcraSenualter, ©(^affner, 
 Sflentcn»6{nne^mcr(auf^attimonialgiitern)5 
 
 high—, bcr Sbcramtmann, :c.j —of a port, 
 bcr 5)afenri(&ter. [cineS Bailiff, bic Sogtci. 
 
 Bai'ljwick, s. t)cr "KmU' obcr ©cric^tsbc^irf 
 
 Bail'm?nt, s. Law, 1. ba§ ©cponircnj 2. tic 
 {Rficfgabe cincS iDcporitumj 3. baSJ)cpofi* 
 turn, anccrtraute ®ut. 
 
 Bailor', (opp. Bailee), s. Law, bcr JJcponcnt. 
 
 Bai'ly, s. bcr ®(^crgc, fQixtUl. 
 
 Bailf, s. pi. bic aSogcn cineS Sootc§, worauf 
 bas ©onnenbcrf licgt. 
 
 Biii'ram, s. Moh. Rel. ba§ SBairam«gcfl. 
 
 Bait, s. 1. ber jtober, bic Sorffpeifc, (audi A^)j 
 2. bie erfrifc^ung auf ber {Rcifc. 
 
 To Bait, V. I. a. 1. fSbcm, anfomcnj 2. un» 
 tcrwcgs cinfc^rcn, on^Qltcn, fid) crfrifd^cnj 
 (auf bcr (Reife) futtcrnj 3. anfallcn (bcf. pon 
 Sflaub\>6gcln, to — at..., flopcn auf...) 5 
 (^unbc) an^c^cnj beiscn (von ©top\>6gcln)} 
 fig. plagcn, qudlcnj II. n. 1. mit ben ^lu* 
 geln fcblagen, flattcrn (pon Sftaubi^ogeln, 
 beim Inblict bcr a5cutc)j 2. (auf bcr Slcife) 
 einfc^ren; on^altcn. 
 
 Bai'tjng, (p.) s. ba§^6bern, JC vid. To Bait; 
 — place, 1. bag SBirt^S^auS, bie|>crbcrgcj 
 2. bcr 4)c$pla§, bic ^a^j bull—, bag S}(b« 
 fen^c^cn, ©ticrgcfe(^t. 
 
 Baize, s. Com. ber SoQ (wollcncr 3cug). 
 
 To Bake, v. reg. &. ir. I. a. 1. bacfcn j 2. l)dr» 
 ten, brennen(3icgcl)5 II. n. l.gebacfen roer* 
 ben, bacfcn 5 2. borren, burre wcrben. 
 
 Bake-, camp, —house, bag SSad^aug, bie 
 JBdcfcrei; SSacfftubcj -meats, s. pi. ge» 
 bacfene ©peifen. 
 
 Ba'k?d, Ba'k?n, pret. i\ To Bake. 
 
 BJi'k?r, s. bcr SSdcfcrj — 's foreman, Bak. tjcr 
 SBcrfmeiflcr (in cincr ©dcferei). 
 
 Ba'kery, a. bic SSdcfcrci (4)anbiDcrf unb fiofal 
 cincg asdrferg). 
 
 Ba'kjng, (p.) .v. 1. bag ©actcnj 2. bag S8reu= 
 neni 3.bag®cbdcf5 4.(-trade)baga5d(fer= 
 ^anbraerf 5 one-, cinS)fen PoU, cin ©cbdcf 5 
 a— of clay-pipes, cin Sranb t^onerne ^fei* 
 fen 5 — dish, bie ffiacffd^uffclj — pan, bie 
 SBatfpfannc, Sortenpfanne. 
 
 Bal'ance, *■. bic SBage, SBagfcbalc j 2. Mech. 
 bag®Ici(bgcipi(^t5 3. bagUcbcrgcwid^t, ber 
 Ueberf4)U^, (c/. Corns.) ; figs. 4. bic S5er* 
 glci(^ung, ^rrodgung, 5. bag ©c^roanfcnj 
 6. bie Unpartcilidt)feitj T. (—of power), bag 
 ®lci(^gen>id^t (bcr QJJad^t)? ®egcnge»id)t) 
 8. Ast. bie SBage 5 9. Dane, bcr ©c^rcebcs 
 fd()ritt3 10. i/or. bie Unru^e (in cincr Ubr)j 
 11. Corns. bica3ilans,berUebcrf(lf)up,©eflanb> 
 ber ^tdt, SJcrmogengftanb, Ucbcrfid^t ber 
 Ginna^mc u. ^uggabc 3 bcr Sflccbnunggfalbo, 
 9ft-refl, 3a^Iunggrcftj — of (an) account 
 
Bala 
 
 78 
 
 Ball 
 
 carried forward, Ux SSortrag eincr 
 nung? amount of-, feer ©dljobetragj — of 
 accountg, tcr S^ed^aungSabfd^luf 5 — of in- 
 terest, tcr 3infcnttu§glei(^, 3-faH)0} —of 
 trade, bic |)anl)cBbilanS5 to have a— in 
 one's favour, gut ^abcnj — in ovr (your, 
 ray) favour, (Salt>o in unfern (Sunften, fommt 
 un5...5 (SalJ)o S^ncn ofcer mirj — totlieir 
 debit, (Salbo su i^ren Safleu 5 to leave a— 
 in one's debit, in Stcft blcibcn, rcpirenj to 
 strike a—, ben ©alDo iid)tn, falbirenj comp. 
 
 — account, bic Stucfftanb&rec^mmg, btt§ Si* 
 lanjconto, 6ontofalboj — bill, ber <Salbo= 
 lueclfel, ^ICppointj — book, bos iSilansbutb 5 
 
 — sheet, berSSilansbogmj —arbours, tif/. 
 in Arbor; — fish, Ich. ber J|)ammer{>at)) 
 
 — fly, -fin^bieSibelle/SBafferiungferi -ma- 
 ker, ber SBagenmad^er, "T-s. (bef. irflfc/i.) 
 
 — poiser, eincSalancirmafcbine, —tool, ein 
 ©ocfbre^flu^l, — webs,Unru^fcilen5 —wheel, 
 bQ§ ©teigerab, —wheel engine, ein @teiges 
 rab=©(^neibejcug. 
 
 To Bal'ance, v. I. a. 1. irodgen, abmclgcn j fig 
 erraagen, 2. baloncircn, in'd ©leicbgcwicbt 
 
 ' bringen, im @ e er^altenj 3. \ia^ ®lei(b= 
 Ob. ®egengen)i(bt batten j fig. aufwiegen? 
 4. Mar. einncbmen, einbinben (ein Sdeef), 
 bcrgcn Qik ©egcl)5 5. Com-j.biIan5ircn,fers 
 glci(ben, ben Status macben, to — an ac- 
 count, eine Olccbnung falbiren, fd^liepen, qu§= 
 gleid^en, fcontriren, ben ©olbo jieben, b. ©. 
 bejablcuj to — accounts with..., 3(bred)= 
 nung ^alten, ftd^ bered^^ncn mit. . . j to — the 
 ledger, bag ^auptbud) [(bliepcn? b-d in ac- 
 count, bur^ ®egenrc(inung falbirt, II. n, 
 
 1. im®lei(bgen)i(bt fein, 2. Jig. unfcbliifftg 
 fein, f(bn>anJen. 
 
 Bal'ancer, .v. ber SSdgenbej SBogemeificr. 
 Balancier', .v. Mech. 1. gen. ber Salancier, 
 
 2. Mint. baS ©rudtroerf in einer 5)iunsflc(tte. 
 Bal'anus, s. vid. Ben-nut. 
 Bal'aiss-riiby, Bal'as-ruby, s. Jew. ber SSalaf = 
 
 rubin, Slubinbalaf . 
 
 Balazees', BiilazOes', s.pL Com. wei^e baum= 
 rooUcne 3euge aug ©urata. 
 
 To Balbu'cjnate, To Balbu'tiate, v. n. flams 
 meln, ftottern. 
 
 Bal'ch?r, s. Ich. ber junge 2acb&. 
 
 Bal'cony, s. 1. Ardi. ber SSalcon, ©oUer, 2. 
 Mar. bie^intergallcric j — box, bie^ittclloge. 
 
 Bald, ac/;.tabl,unbcl)aart,nacftj jJg.f^ntucfs 
 log, glatti geringj^lccbti gerabcp, comp. 
 —buzzard, Or«. ber ^einbre4>er,©ecabler 5 — 
 eagle, Orn. berSBeiffopf,^if(babIer5 —kite, 
 Orn. ber SSupaar, 9J?aufefalf, bie SBei^e, 
 -pate, 1. bcr^a^lfopfi 2. Orn. bte roeif = 
 
 fopftge Saubej — pated, (—pate), fa^U 
 f6pfig5 — rib, bie ©(braeinSrippe. 
 
 To Bald, v.a. hf^l madden, abtragen, ob* 
 f^aben. 
 
 Bal'dachin, Bal'daquin, s. Arch, bcr 95alba» 
 (bin, ^ra(bt^immet, S^ron^immel. 
 
 Bal'derdash, s. 1. baS gebaltlofe @ef(btt>d$, 
 ber ©allimatbiaS (C.) ; 2. U^ ©emifd), fam. 
 ber DJUfdjmafd) , 3. gefdlf(bter SBein. 
 
 To Bal'derdash, v. a. »?ermif(ben, cerfttlf(ben 
 (bef. aScin). 
 
 Bald'ly, ado. U\)l , unbc^aart, narft, fig. 
 \6)U6)ti [(blecbtraeg, gerabe ju. 
 
 Bald'mony, s. Bot. ber ©njian, vid. Gentian. 
 
 Bald'ness, .?. bie^Ka^I^eitj ©la^e, fig. platte, 
 f(ble(bte ©(breibart. [Segengcbent 
 
 Bal'drick, s. ber ©iirtcl, H& SBebrgcbdnge, 
 
 Bale, s. 1. ber (®utcr*) SaUen, baS ^acfetj 
 2. ber ^enf el, 2C., vid. Bail 2; 3 Ceog.m-' 
 fel, vid. Basle; — goods. Com. 1. ©uter in 
 93aIIen, bef. oflinbif(bc (sum Unterftbiebe i^on 
 Piece-goods); 2. cont. ©alleniDaare (in 
 ^ranfrei(b u.glanfcern), orbindre furjeSBaa* 
 ren (Mort.). 
 
 To Bale, v. I. n. emballiren, cinballcn, eiu' 
 pacfen, (ob. to — up goods, SBaaren) oer 
 padfenj II. a. impr. ft. Bail, qv. 
 
 Balear'ic, adj. Geog. h(XUaxi\6). 
 
 Bale'ful, I. adj. 11. —ly, adv. 1 . elenb, f ldg» 
 li(b, traurig, bctriibt, 2. oerberblicb, t?ers 
 wiijlenb, oerljaft. 
 
 Balis'ter, .v. bie :M:rmbrufl. 
 
 Balize', a-. Mar. bie ©pier=a3ofe. 
 
 Balk[bak], s. 1. berSaIfcn5 2. Husb. bCl 
 Sflain (sn)if(ben ben gurd)en) ? figs. 3. bie 
 feblcrbafte7(u&la|rung, berSSerftop, gebierj 
 Q.uerj^rid^5 ©cbimpf, bie ©(banbe? bagUn* 
 redjt, bicSScIeibigung, ber©djabe, Stacbtbcil^ 
 —book, bie ^3)?uflerf arte, bag^probenbucb ber 
 3:u(bb<inbler. 
 
 ToBalk[bak], v.a. 1. Husb. b^m ''pflugen 
 Olaine s^if^cn ben gurd)en laffen, 2. auf* 
 fcbicbten, auf^dufenj 3. irrelciten, tdufcbcnj 
 djfen, bef(bdmen5 fd^abenj 4. oorbci gcben, 
 iibcrgeben, raeglaffeuj oerf(bnjeigen, oerbc^= 
 Icn ) 5. oerweigern, augfd^Iagen , to — a shop, 
 eincm »R:ramlaben Uc itunben abfpdnfHg 
 mad()en. 
 
 Ba'lkers [ba'kerz], s. Fish, .fxiringSboten, 
 ^dringgfpdber, aud) conders unb huers gc» 
 nannt. 
 
 Ball, s. 1. ber 93aa, bie ,Sugel5 2. jeber runbc 
 ob. runblidje ^orper, ber^pfel (^ugapfel, 
 Sleid^Sapfel)) 3. ber^ocon. ber Seibenraupe > 
 4. ber ©alien (an |)dnben ob.gupen)5 5. Typ. 
 (ebcm. b-s, pi.) bie SSallen, 6. Hor. bie 
 
Ball 
 
 B 
 
 an 
 
 ^infc am ^cnbcl^ T. Sport. Vit gd^rtc eines 
 gud)fc&r — of the knee, tie ^mefdijcibc, 
 a sweet—, musk—, cin ©icfamfnopf 5 Mils. 
 (fire—) tjieSronDfugel, ®rQnoteKot).Hgbt— ) 
 ^k 2cu(^tfugclj Mft. bcr ^euerbattj —of 
 itpun-yarn, Mar. tin ^loon @d)iemannS= 
 gornj wash (soap)—, bic^cifcnfugelj b-s, pi. 
 Ir 10. Uc au§ ben ^ul)t>cl6fen fcmmenfcen Gi* 
 fcnHumpcn obcr Suppenj cricket b-s, pi. 
 ©d^lagbcille fur (Srroac^fencj ball and socket 
 joint, ciu^ugcIf(^arnier,.RugcIsapfcu J com]). 
 
 — cabbage lettuce, t>er Gierfalatj )^///-j. 
 
 — cartridge, tic ,ffugeIpatronei —proof, fu* 
 gclfejlt, —stock, 7'//p. (e^em.) tcr®riffam 
 ©rudferballcnj — vein, cin nicrcnformigcr 
 eifenflein. 
 
 Ball, .V. bcr aSall (cine Sanjgefcnfc^nft). 
 
 To Ball, V. «. fid) ballcn. 
 
 Bal'lad, s. tie SallatiC? —monger, cin ^ n* 
 vcrfoufer ob. (Sanger j —singer, bcr S-n= 
 [(Jnger, JBdinfelfdngcr, ticSfinfcIfdngcrinn. 
 
 To Bal'lad, v. n. ©allatcn mat^cn Db. fingcii. 
 
 Bal'lad^r, .v. bcr Sallatentic^tcr ot. ©dngcr. 
 
 Bal'las, BSI'las-rubj, rirf. Balass-ruby. 
 
 Ballast, s. 1. Afar. tCV ©oHaflj %fig. ta§, WQ§ 
 Qixoa^ im(3Ici(bgcn3i(^t ^dlti pea—, ISatlcfl 
 ron Jtic&fant 5 shingle ot. stone— , 58. i>cn 
 grobcn ^iefcl (=(Steinen) } to goon (to sail 
 in)—, (nur) mit ^. beloben fcinj — lighter, 
 
 1. ta§ JB-fW, tie 33-fd)Utc5 2. tcr :}fuffcl)cr 
 bcim Ifudfc^iepen tc5 aSallofteSj —port, tie 
 ffiQUQftpforte. 
 
 To Bal'iast, v. a. 1. baHaflen, mit SoUafl be.- 
 
 latcnj 2.yig. im ®Icid)gcn)i(^t (>alten. 
 Bal'let, s. 1. taS SoIIct^ tcr Su^nentanj} 
 
 2. f/er. tcr ©alien, tie ^ugel. 
 Ballette', j. vid. Ballet, 1. 
 Bal'ljster, s. vid. Baluster. 
 Ballden', [— fion'], .v. vid. Balloon, 6. 
 BalldOn', (Bal'lon), .9. 1. ter grope J8aU, ©la* 
 
 fenballj tefgt. tag SJallfpicl (mit tiefem S3., 
 auc^ balloon-ball gen.)) 2. (wind or air —, 
 tcr Sffiintbair, (2uft=) fSaUom 3. Chem. ter 
 gropeSlccipicnt, JSaUon? ^ Arch ter^nopf 
 
 tcS fcf>merj|HlI«ntc SKittcIj — of Gilead,tcr 
 50?effobalfam 5 —apple. Bet. tcr J8a!fam* 
 opfelj —cricket, Knt. tic Sicatc, ®aum« 
 grillej — gentle, —mint. Dot, tic 5)IcliJT"ci 
 — tree, vid. Balsam-tree. 
 
 ToBalm[bam], v. a. balfamircnj Jig. lin* 
 tern, flillen. 
 
 Bal'raasite, s. Bot. tie ©runncnfrcffe. 
 
 To Ba'Imjfy [bam—]. 
 
 gu ajalfam mtt(^cn. 
 
 adj. balfamifd)j Jig. lin» 
 
 (auf einer St)urmfpi§c, :c.)} 5. F-w. tie 
 @tern='Seuerfugel (hd 2uft» oter SSaffer= 
 ^euerraerfcn)5 6. eine^rt9luters58rigantine 
 
 Ballddnifit', *. tcrSuftfWcr. [ju ©iam. 
 
 Bal'lot, s. 1. tie S8ai>IfugeI, a5aUotir!ugel5 
 2. tcrSBa^lsettel, ©timmjctteU 3. ta§®aU 
 lotirenj —box, tcr ©tircmfaften, tie SBaC^U 
 urne. [Sbu^Ijcttel abftimmcn. 
 
 To Bal'lot, v.n. ballotiren, ti;r<t ^ugeln oter 
 
 Bal'lotade, Bal'otade, s. Man. tie Sallottatc. 
 
 Balm [bam], s. 1. tcrSSalfam, 2. jete fofls 
 bare, wo^friec^cnte Salbe i 3. fig. ter 95., je* 
 
 Ba'Imy [bam'y], 
 tcrnt, fanft. 
 
 Bal'neal, adj. vid. Balneatory. 
 
 Bal'neary, s. tie iS8atcftubc. 
 
 Balnea'tion, s. tO§ ®aten 
 
 Blil'neatpry, adj. jum 93aten, 93atc gc^6rig. 
 
 Bal'neum, s. Client, tag CJfbtiinflungSO ©at. 
 
 Bal'sani, s 1. tcr ©alfam (cf. Balm); 2. Dot. 
 tie©aIfamine,Vi(/.Balsamlne; Hungarian--, 
 ^rumm^clsolj flo^.?.— shrub, tie ©alfanis 
 flautcj —tree. l.ticSIuficj 2.tcr6opaiva-- 
 baum, 3. ter Scrpcntinbaum. 
 
 To Bal'sam, v. a. vid. To Balm. 
 
 Balsam'ic, (— caj), adj. balfamiftb, v/(/.Balmy. 
 
 Bal'samfnfi, .v. Boi. tie 23alfaminc 
 
 Bal'samint, .v. Bot. tie OJicIiffc. 
 
 Bal'tasar, s. Bot. ta§ Sailfcntfdjon. 
 
 lial'f/tasar, s. ©alt()afar (9}?-n.). 
 
 lial'tic, r. .V. taS ba(tifd)c 9J?ecr, tie £ft« 
 
 ' fee 5 II. rtrfj. baltifd), tt-n ter Sfitfec, fie be* 
 treffent. 
 
 Bal'tjmore, *. Geog. (tie @tott) ©altimorcj 
 -bird, Orn. tie Baltimore, tcr ^eucrocgcl. 
 
 Bal'uster,.v. /4rc/j. 1. tie(55c(dnterfdulcj 2. tic 
 ©telle oter Docfc an einer 2cl)nc, Sreppcn* 
 le^ne, 3. Bot. tcr ©ranotcnbaum. 
 
 To BalVst?r, v. a. umgittcrn, JC, vid. ,v. 
 
 iBalVtrade, s. Arch, tic SaUuflratc, 
 turd)bro(l(>ene ©cidnter, ©ittcrwcrf. 
 
 Bam, s. vulg. tcr ©ctrug, tie Siigc, 
 ©lentwerf, tcrpfiff, Jtniff. 
 
 To Bam, v. a. vulg. ^intergc()cn , tdiifii^cn, 
 prellen, jum SBeften ^aben. 
 
 Bamb6d', s. Bot. ter ©ambu§, tad ©ambuS^ 
 ro^r j —habit, cin ©(ftroimmHcit aug ©am- 
 buSro^r. 
 
 To Barabdd'zle, v. a. vulg. bctrugcn, ^intir- 
 gebcn, prellen, sum ©cftcn ^aben. 
 
 Bambd6'zl?r, s. vulg. tcr JBctrugcr, ©d)alf. 
 
 Ban, s. 1. tie 6ftcntli(bc'2fu§rufung, a3efannt= 
 mad)ung5 2. ta§ QCufgcbot tcr SScrlobtenj 
 3. ter ©ann, tic:jf(^ti tcr ^lu(b, ticS?cr-- 
 njunft^ungj taS^nt^rtictj to proclaim the 
 b-s, aufbietcnj 4. Com. cine Krt feincr ofl= 
 intif(^cr33iuSlin5 —dog, ter Jtetten^unt. 
 
 To Ban, v. I. a. oerrounfdjcn, tcrflud^cnj 
 II. n. flud«n. 
 
 Mi 
 
 ta§ 
 
Bana 
 
 80 
 
 Bank 
 
 Bana'na, s. Hot. l)ic ^anana&feigcj — bird,| 
 Urn. ux ^ifangoogel, tie ^-t^roffel. j 
 
 Ban'co [bang'-ko], s. H^ f&anco, a3anco=®eIb 5 
 — mark, 9)iarfs33onco j —Regis, — Regina,| 
 vid. King's-Beacli u. QueenVBench. 
 
 Band, 1. ~s. sing. 1. "oaS SSanb, t)ie ®int)e/ 
 ©d^nurj 2. t)er9lmg 5 Die ^ette 5 3. (head-)| 
 Bkb.tiaiSdanti (6apitdl(^en) cine& ©uc^c^j 
 4. ber^ufs ot). UcbLTfd)lag, ^ragcnj ^ne= 
 ftcrfrttgcnj 5.l)icSanbc,Olottc,(§ompagnicj 
 6. cin®oIbgcnjid?t auf®uinca(2Un3enl5;roJ)= 
 ®e»i(]&t); T. ^rc/t. bic ^lintc, ^lattej 
 8. ,^g. Die ^cffel, SSanDe 5 — of a sail, Mar. 
 ljQ§S8anD oD. Dic25ertoppclungiiuer libcr cin 
 (Scgel, II- b-8, s.pl. 1. Mar. Die leDernen 
 <S^nurc beim Sleep fd^jldgcrj 2. iJA:6-i-. Die 
 |)eftf(^nurej uncerjierte ScDcrbdnDe, s- 35- 
 (books) in sheep-b-s,in®d^afIeDergebunDen j 
 3. b-s of a saddle, Sad. Die jwei eifemcn 
 asdnber uutcr Der ^iimmung Der <BatUU 
 bogen, urn fie in i^rer 2age ju er^alten; 
 111. comp. — box, Die ^u^fc^Qc^tel, |)ut= 
 f(^ad)tel (fur 3)amcn) ) — dog, vid. ban-dog, 
 unt. Ban; —roll, Die 9)IuflerroUe, Siilc} — 
 string, Da§ JtragenbanD. 
 
 To Band, v. I. a. 1. binben, oerbinDen j 2. (in 
 SanDen) oereinigen; sufammenrotten j 11./*. 
 fid) pereinigen. [Surg. 
 
 Ban'dagc, s. Die SSinDej Der SSerbanb, bcf. 
 
 Baindan'a, (Bandan'noe§), b-a handkerchiefs, 
 .V. pi. asanbannog, feibene (©d^nupf=) %ix(i)cx 
 au§ £)flinbien. 
 
 Ban'delet, Band'let, s. Arch, bag Sinb(^en, 
 aSdnbc^en, {Riemil^en, bie fleinc Seifle. 
 
 Biin'dian, s. vid. Badian. 
 
 Ban'riit, Bandrt'tp (pi. ban'dits, bandit'tj) s. 
 ber aSanbit, ©trapenrduber. 
 
 Bandoleers', s. Mil. DaS SJanbeUer, @c^ulter= 
 SBe^rge^dngc 5 Der ^atrontafiicnriemen 5 
 S^rommelriemen, ^arttbinierriemenj (nQ(i) 
 Wore, W., &c.), Die ^atrontafc^e. 
 
 Biin'dOre, s. Mus. Die ^anbore. 
 
 Ban'drol, .v. l.Die95anbcroUe, bic(Dcr)@(^ip= 
 TOimpel, Das ^d^ndSjen, 2. Die Srompc^ 
 tenquaj^c. 
 
 Ban'dy, I, s. Da6 {Kocfet (jum 93aUfpicl) 5 II. 
 adj. comp. trumm, (auSrodrt§s) gcbogen, 
 —legged, ifrummbeinig. 
 
 To Ban'dy, v. I. a. 1. ^in unD ^er fc^Iagen (Den 
 95aa)i ^.fiS' W u. ^er flreiten, dbcrlegenj 
 II. n. jlreiten, roettcifern j [\^ verbinben, oer= 
 einigenj to — a business about, GtmaS in 
 Umfrage bringcn. 
 
 Bane, s. 1. Mai Oiift, 2. fig. DaS SJerberben^ 
 Bot-s. — berry, \iu d^renformige ©d^njarj' 
 wurjj — woj I, bie 3:oatirfd(>e. 
 
 To Bane, v. a. pcrgiften. 
 
 Bane'ful, I. adj.^ U. — ly, adv. 1. giftfgj 
 
 2. fig. \?erDcrbli(^, toDtlitij III. — ness, 3. 
 
 1. Die ©iftigfeitj 2. fig. Die S5erDerbIi(^!eit. 
 To Bang, v. a. vulg. 1. fd(>lagen, f4)meipen, 
 
 Durd^blduen j 2. fig. unfanft be^anDeln, mip« 
 
 ^anDelnj to — to a door, eineS^iir pfcblagen. 
 Bang, A. l.vulg. Der©(li)lttg,©(^mif j 2. o|lin« 
 
 Dif(beS3enennung DeS^anfel (eigentl. bhung). 
 Ban'gle, adj. comp. l^erab^dngenDj —eared, 
 
 mit ^dngenbcn £)^rcn. 
 Ban'jan, Ban'nigin, .v. Bot. (—tree), ber ^a* 
 
 gobenbaum, ge^eiligtegcigenbaumj —days. 
 
 Mar. Uc ^ungcrtagc, Sage, an benen es fein 
 
 gleifc^ giebt(a)lontog,5}littn)0(b u.greitag). 
 Ban'jans, Ban'j?ns, s, pi. vid. Bannians. 
 ToBan'jsh, v. a. oerbannen, i^ertreibcnj fig. 
 
 cerfd^eudjen. 
 
 Ban'jsh?ible, adj. ju i>erbannen, ju certreiben. 
 Ban'jsh^r, s. Der fiScrbanner, aBertreiber. 
 Ban'jshm^ut, s. 1. Die SSerbannung, 2anDc^s 
 
 pcrnjeifung 5 2. DaS e^ilium j 3. fig. Da§ S>er« 
 
 Bank,*. 1. baS Ufcr, ©eftabe, 2. Dcr|>ugclj 
 jDamm, ^aUj 3. DaS ©tcinlagcr in einem 
 JBrudK/ DieSJonf (jumSiien, u.) j 4. Mar. 
 Die 0luDerbanf j 5. Com. Die SKedjfelbanf, 
 DasaSanfier^au^j Die a5anfgc[eUfd)aft5 DaS 
 aSanCO (vid. Banco) ; 6. Frini. Da» 2auf» 
 bret an einer aSudjbrucferpreffe, officers of 
 a—, aSanfofficianten) —of oars. Mar. bie 
 ©uft* Ob. 9luberbanf j —for loans, bie Mi^'^ 
 banf, Das fiei^^auSi — for savings, Die ©par* 
 Caffe (vid. U. Saving) ; — for sculptors, Der 
 ffiofl'irPu^lj — of circulation. Die ®iro= 
 SJanfj —of discount and deposit, Die ©i^= 
 contos u. DepoHtosaSanfj —of issue, eine 
 S8., DieSTcoten emittirt, Die3^otenbanf,3ettcl= 
 banf; (ajlDere Com. comp., cf. Banking); 
 
 — account, Do§ SS-COntOj —agio, Da§ 23-= 
 agiO) —bill, 1. Die a3-actie, aS-onwcifung, 
 SB-note, Der ^-jettelj 2. Law, DieaS-biU 
 (^arlamentSacte, Da§ SS-rocfen betrcffenD)? 
 
 — bills, 25-noten, ^apiergelbj —brokerage, 
 bie SBedjfelcourtage, — cresses, s. pi. Bot. 
 ber^eberid^) —martin, vid.— swallow; —mo- 
 ney, baS aSancogelb (v/d.Banco); bie®-oa= 
 Into, -note (ba§ bciTereSBort fur -bill 1.): 
 bie 58anf note, Dcra3-getteI(jo^lbar [bemSn* 
 l)abcr] hd<Bid)t) 5 —post-bill, aSanfnote, (ber 
 as. oon Gnglanb, ja^lbar T Sage mci) <Bi^t; 
 cf. post-note, unt. Post); —post -paper 
 ein fe^r biinneS ^oflpapier j — stock, O^ai 
 Gigent^um in) SBanfsTCcticnj — swallow. 
 Orn. DieUfcrfiroalbcj — token, vid. unter 
 Token; —transactions, vid. unter Banking 
 
Bank 
 
 81 
 
 Bar 
 
 To Bank, v. a. 1. bdmmen, aufbdmmen, cin= 
 DQiumen, umraallett (vid. To Embank); 
 2. (to. u.) in bie SSanf legen. 
 
 Bank'er, s. 1. bcr ffittnfier, (®eH)0 SBe^&Ier, 
 2.t)crSan!^altcr (bei|)asarbfpielen)5 S.Mar. 
 t)er Terreneuf (Newfoundland-. 3teufunl)= 
 IcnbO go^rer, Safeljaufifc^er (©W unb 
 ^u^>rer bcffdbcn)? — 's coramission, bieSSans 
 RerproJJifion) — 's note, bieSSanfanroeifung, 
 —table, —counter, ber SBed^feltift^. 
 
 Bank'er^, pL Dik. StmolaxhtiUv. 
 
 Bank'jng, I. (p.) s. 1. l)ik. U^ jDdmmcn, 
 2fuft)dmmen (be» UferS ber ©ec, u.)? Com-*. 
 2. fcer SBec^fel^anber, ©elb^anbel, 3. bic 
 Scitung Don Sanfen? 11. cowip. — account, 
 bttS SSanlconto j —business, —transactions, 
 SBe(^felgef(l(>dft»J5 — house, bie SSe^jfelbonf, 
 ba§ SBeSfetcomptoir 5 S5an!ier^au§. 
 
 Bank'rupt,!. adj. hanhvott, jQ^lung&unfd^iQj 
 II. s. i. berSSanfcrott, 2. DerSanferottircr, 
 S3anferottirte, 3tt^lungSunftt^ige j to turn 
 (become) a — , banJerott madtjcn, fallircni 
 the general mass of a— 's estate, Me 6on= 
 CurSmaffc 5 III. comp. — commission, bie (5u= 
 ratoren ber 50iaffe eine& ^Qlliten (Curatores 
 honoruni); — law, t>aS ^allitcngefe^ 5 —of- 
 fice, ter ®eri(§tg()of in a3anfcrottfa(3()cnj 
 — system, fdmmtl. ®cfc§e unb {Red^tSmittcl, 
 bicfid) QufS-ebejie^en. 
 
 To Bank'rupt, v. 1 a. banfcrott mac^enj ju 
 ©runbc riiten 5 II. n. hanhvott racrben. 
 
 Bank'ryptcy, j. ber Sdanhxott, bttS^aUimcnt, 
 bie 3a^lung8unfd^igfcit5 court of—, bac 
 ^allitcngeric^t, tie (§oncur§bc^6rt>c (Co?icwr- 
 sus creditorum) ; declaration (or act) of—, 
 bie aSanfcrotterfldrung (oor ©crid^t) 5 sta- 
 tute of—, ba§ aSanfcrottirmonbat. 
 
 Ban'ner, .v. 1. bag pannier, Sanner, tie ^al)nc, 
 •Stanbartci 2. ba& ^d^ndjcn (an einer 
 ^uRjc, 2C.)5 3. Bot. ba& gd^nd^en einer 
 ©(^mctterling§blume 5 h-ed, p.a. banner^ 
 fiii)renb. [^crr. 
 
 Ban'neret, s. l.baS^d^nd^en, 2.ber IBannets 
 
 Ban'nian, s. U. comp. vid. Banian. 
 
 Ban'nians, s. pi. 1, bie ffianiancn (|)anbelS= 
 fafte in 3nbien) j 2. inbifc^e 4)anbelS=:jCgcn= 
 ten (im 2)icnft ber europdifdjen ^aufleute). 
 
 Ban'nister, cor. 0. Baluster, Balustrade, qv. 
 
 Ban'qu?t, s. ba§ SSanfett, (grope) ©aflmai^l. 
 To Ban'qu^t, v. I. a. fefHi(b bewirt^en, tracti* 
 
 rcn ) n. n. bonfettircn, fd^maufcn. 
 Ban'qu?t?r, s. 1. berSd^maufer, 2. ber ®a|l= 
 
 (ma^l)gcbcr. [^eft^aUe. 
 
 Ban'qaetjng-hall, jr. ber SSonfettfaal , bie 
 Banquette' [-ket'], s. Fort, btc SSttnfctte, bcr 
 
 intritt. 
 I. 
 
 Ban'tam, *. Orn. ba§ a3antain^Ul^n J - work» 
 Join. ,ffunfltif(^Ierarbcit mit ®olb obcr 3Re« 
 tallfarben. 
 
 Ban'stjckle, s. Ich. ber <Stid[>Iing. 
 
 To Ban'ter, v. a. fpottcn, fdjraubcn, aufjic^n, 
 sum SSefien ^aben. 
 
 Ban'ter, s. bcr B^cx^, ©pott, ba& ®cfp6tt. 
 
 Ban'terer, s. bcr ©potter, ©papoogcl. 
 
 Bant'iing, s. viUg. bas f.lcine ^inb, ber aSalgi 
 cont. bcr S3aflarb, ba§ une^elicbc .ftinb. 
 
 Ban'yans, vid. Bannians. 
 
 Ba'obab, s. Bot. bcr ^ffenbrobbaum. 
 
 Bap'tJsm, s. bie Saufc. 
 
 Baptis'mal, adj. jur Saufc gc^origj —vow, 
 berSaufbunb. 
 
 Bap'tist,*. l.bcrSdufcrj Saufgcrmntej 2. bcr 
 SBiebertdufer j 3. ©aptlfla (5K-n.). 
 
 Bap'tjst^ry, s. ber Saufflcin 5 Saufort. 
 
 Baptis'tic, Baptis'tjcal, adj. bie Saufc betref* 
 fcnb. [tcrbunnen (©ctrdnfc). 
 
 To Baptize', v. a. taufcnj cant. i>crfdlf4)cn, 
 
 Bapti'zer, s. bcr Saufcnbe. 
 
 Bar, I. s. sing. 1. bic ©tangc (von 4)oIs obcr 
 SJietaU), asarrej 2. bcrSflicgcl, ba^SliegcU 
 
 ! ^olj, Sluer^olj (am Soben cincs gaffc§, ;c.)5 
 ber ®ugcl5 3. bcrSalh'n, SSaum: ©(blag= 
 baum, ©tallbaum, ©tanbbaumj |)ebcbaum} 
 4. bic aSarre, ©anbbanf ob. Sfleitje getfcn ipor 
 cinem^afeni bie Olt)cbC5 5. bie ©(^ranfcn, 
 ba§ ©ittcr j 6. ber mit ©cbran^*n eingefd^Iof= 
 fene ©d^cnftif^) (unb SDrt bcffclben), 7 bif 
 ©d^ranfen in einer ©cricbtdflube} bcr ®c» 
 ricbtgfaal, 8. r)a^ ©eritbtj cuUect. bic^b* 
 oocaten, 5KitgIicbcr be& ifbt>ocatcnflanbc^ 5 
 9. fig. ba§^inbcrnipj 10. bcr Slucrflri(j(>, 
 bcpgl. Tr/p. ergdnpngSftrid) 5 11. Com. bic 
 Sorre, ©tange (|)rci§= ob. aBcrt()bcflim= 
 mung im afrifanif(bcn ^anbcl) j 12. Print. 
 bcrprepbengelj 13. Her. bcr ©t^rdgbalfcnj 
 
 14. Mus. ber Sact, Slactflrid) (vid. pl.)i 
 
 15. Shoe, ber a5efti(!^5 16. 5, 10. bic 9$lu« 
 mcnnal)t (an ©pi^cn)? IT. Laii\ bie pcrcm- 
 ptorifd()e Ginrcbc, rocld^e bic Action bes ,R(d= 
 gerg looUig ^cmmtj mosquito—. Am. bag 
 5Kugf ito=3tc| (gegen bcn©tid; bcrSD^ugfitog)^ 
 —fee, bag ©i^gclb, J^aftgclb, —iron, ^a& 
 ©tangeneifen 5— keeper, ber ^eUner,©d)enf* 
 Xoixt^i —maid, (—keeper,) bag ©(^cnfmdb= 
 d^cn, bie ^eUncrinn? —man, bcr ^ufrodrter, 
 JC. (roie— keeper); —master, Mm. (Der6.) 
 ber (Srjmeffcr; —pump, (Rng.) Mar. bic 
 .Kod^gpum.pe,^anbpumpe,ber^cber5— room, 
 bie ©(^en!fiube, bag (Srebenssimmcrj — sbot, 
 ©tangenfugeln, —steel, ber gemcinc©ta^(j 
 —ways, gitterweife, in SLuerlinicn? —wood, 
 bag afrifan.(Rot^§ols, ©anbcl^oljj ll. Bai^, 
 
 6 
 
Bar 
 
 82 
 
 Bare 
 
 5. pi SBarrcn (— of gold,&c., ®olbborrcn,2C.)j 
 Muss, tic Sactftriddc 5 —of rest, ^aufcti) 
 
 — of the capstan. Mar. tie ^antfpcid^en teS 
 ©angf^piUSj —of a horse, Man. tic SobcU; 
 Xrdgcr. 
 
 To Bar, v.a.l. ccmcgcln, juriegcln, (ocr)* 
 fpcrrcn, »crgittcrn, mit ©iranfen umgcbcn 5 
 2. mitiStrcifcn (ocrftj^iet. ^arben) oerfc^cn? 
 3.|lrcifcn, in ©trcifcn t^cilen; figs. 4. ^cm= 
 men, ^intern, ab^altcn j 5. ausfd^licfcn, au 
 nc^mcn (mit from); 6. unterfagen, ©in^alt 
 t^un? T. Lawy cine ^inroentung madjcn, 
 ^cmmenj 8. (in cinigcn ©piclen) ftrafen, 
 to— a vein. Vet. tic ^ter einc§ ^fcrteS an 
 i»ciS)rtcn untcrbintcn u. offncn. 
 
 Bar'at, Bar'atpr, vid. Barratry, Barrator. 
 
 Barb, I. s. sing. 1. (contr. o.Barbary) 1. tcr 
 ® arbor, aSerbcr, 2. to§95crberro^j ^-fig- 
 ter SBart, wic Ui ^if(f)cn, 2c., ta^cr: tie 
 93arbc, ter SSartfifcb 5 4. ter SBitcr^afen (an 
 cinem^feil, ^ngel^ofen, :c.)5 5. Bot.\>tx 
 aSartj 6. Orn. tie numitifie Soubej II 
 Barbs, s. pi, 1. tcr^ferte^amifd^; taS^fers 
 tcseug,iSefci>irr (teg Qlten9}lilitfir$) 5 2. Vet. 
 tic ^ungcrsi^enj 3. tie SBall^fcbborten 
 (jdasmia^. 
 
 To Barb, v. a. 1. cin ^fcrt Quff(birren, ruflen, 
 ucrfoppen) 2. mit ffiSiter^afen cerfc^en 5 to 
 
 — a lobster, einen ^reb§ serlegen. 
 Bar'bac^n, *. Forts. 1. ta§ ^upenroer!, tie 
 
 S5(^QnjC5 ter Srucfenfopf 5 2. ter SBa^t 
 t^urm, tie aSarte; 3. tie ©^ieffd^orte, 
 4. (fronii.) ^aS 0linnlo(^ (in eincr 5Jfauer 
 jum TCblaufcn te§ SBafferS). 
 
 Bar'baicue, vid. Barbecue. 
 
 B?irba'does, a. Geog. SSarbatoSj Bots. —aloe 
 tiegcbcrsTCIoe, -cherry, tie rocftint.sftirftbc, 
 
 — flower-fence, (— pride) , ter ^fauens 
 f(j^»an55 -leg, Med. tcr Slep^antcnfup^ 
 tQ§ ^noObcin, tic (Slep^antiafiSi —nut, tie 
 wefKnt. ^urgirnuf 5 —tar, ter SBergt^cr. 
 
 Bar^^ra, s. fdoxUxa, SSdrbel (^-n). 
 
 Barba'rjan, I. adj. 1. Geog. borborifcJ^, ber= 
 berif(!^5 2. fig. barbarifi, wilt, ro^, un= 
 mettf(ili(J^5 n. s. 1. Geog. terSorbor, a5er= 
 bcrj 2.jigr. tcraSarbttr, Unmenfd^. 
 
 Barba'rjan^, s. pi. Geog. tie SSarbarC&Fcn. 
 
 Barbar'jc, adj. barbarifd^, ro^, wilt. 
 
 Bar'b^nf^m, s. 1. Lit. ter ®arbQri8mu§5 2. tie 
 grobc Unwiffenbeit, ic, vid. t. u. f. SB. 
 
 B^rbaHity, s. 1. ticSJarbarei, SBilt^cit, Sfto^= 
 ^cit5 2. tic Unmenf(bU^feit, ffibllofe (Brou=l 
 famfcitj 3. Lit. (m.l) tcr ©arbarigmu^. 
 
 To BaWbarize, v. I. a. in ten 3uflant ter 
 afto^^cit, Unculturcerfcftcnj II. w. Sprac^s 
 fierier madden. 
 
 Bar^b^iroos, I. adj.j II. — ly, adu. 1. bttrbtt* 
 rif(b/ wilt, rob, ungcbiltet^ unwijfentj 2. un* 
 mcnf(|U(b/ grttufamj 3. fpratbwitrig. III. 
 — ness, s. 1. tic SBilt^cit in tenSittenj tcr 
 «ngcfittctc3uflont5 2. tic Unmcnf<bU(b Jeitj 
 3. tttS Scrflofcn witer tic SHcin^cit tcr 
 ©pratbe. 
 
 Barh)ary, s. 1. Geog. tie SSarborci, 93crbcrci> 
 2. (or— horse), toS ©crbcrrof j —falcon, 
 Orn. ter aSarbarfolf. 
 
 Bar'bate, Bar'bated, (part.} adj. mit 8Biter= 
 bttfen, bortig, tefgl. 5o«. — tiovrers, rad^ens 
 formige ot. Sippenblamen. 
 
 Biirbe, s. vid. Barbs, untcr Barb ; to fire 
 in — , Mil. fiber tic SBruftwcbr, onfiatt tur(b 
 tie <S^icpf(bttrten [(bicpen. 
 
 To Bar'b?cue, v. a. 1. cin S^wcin (cincn 
 Scbfen, iC' gons) braten (in SBefKntien unt 
 ^ortomcrifa) 5 2. (aufSamaifo) Jtajfee(auf 
 einer ^lattform) trocfnen. 
 
 Bar'becue, s. 1. cin gebrtttcncg (ganjeS) Spans 
 f erf el, (S(b§, 2C.), taber 2. cin IdntlidjeS, 
 fefilitbcs 3Ra^l (bef. in :?Cmerif a) 5 3. auf (3a= 
 maifa) cine ^rt ^lattform jum Srorfnen 
 (©onnen) tcl ^affceg. [tig (au(b Bot.). 
 
 Bar'bed, p. a. mit SBitcr^afcn oerfeben, bar* 
 
 Bar'bel, s. 1. Icli. tie SSarbc, vid. Barb ; 2. 
 (oter Barbels) Vet. Did. Barbs unt. Barb. 
 
 Bar'ber, s. tCC SBarbicrj — 's chafer, tie 
 aBarmfIaf(be, 95-flaf^e5 — 'spole, — 'ssign, 
 ta§ ©(bilt eine& 95arbierS 5 — chirurgeon, 
 or — surgeon , tcr ®arbier , ter jugleitb 
 SSuntarstif^j — s' vises, 3abnjangen, f.g. 
 cngl. ©d^luffcl, engl. ^afen. 
 
 Bar'berry, s. Bots. 1. tic 35crberi§e, SScrbiSs 
 becrej 2. (—tree), ter a5erbi§beerenflrau(b f 
 vid. Pipperidge (-bush). 
 
 Bar'bet, s. tie SSacbcttc : 1. Orn. tcr «art= 
 oogclj 2. ZooZ. ter aJart^unt,jottige, long* 
 o^rige SBafTerbunt, ^utel. 
 
 Bar'bles, s. pi. Vet. vid. Barbs unt. Barb. 
 
 Bar'botine, s. ter SBurmfamc. 
 
 Bard, s. 1, tcr ©arte (?iReifterfttnger ter SeU 
 ten, :c.)i 2.* terSidjter, ©dngerj 3. to5 
 titnngefinittene ©turf ©pec! jum ©pftfen. 
 
 To Bard, v. a. jupfcn, raufcuj vid. To Beard. 
 
 Bar'djc, Bar'djsh, adj. bortifi, 95arten=. 
 
 Bar'djsm, s. ta§ SSartcnt^um, tic 3JJciftcrfdn» 
 gcrfib'aft. 
 
 Bar'dous, adj. cinfdltigj fd^wcrfdaig, trdgc. 
 
 Bar'dijilph, s. «artolpb/ Sortijolf i^'U). 
 
 Bard'-w661 [-wul],j. accommooirti 95^oDc (ter 
 ctle S^cil torn ^licpc, i. e. obKc ^opf* unt 
 ^aiswoac). 
 
 B4re, I. adj. 5 II. — ly, adv. 1. no(!t (ttU(b ./5g.)> 
 nnbctccft? blcp, fal^I, o^nc ^aarc, gtattf 
 
Bare 
 
 83 
 
 Baro 
 
 2. cntbI5ft5 leer (qu^ fis' o^ne (Se^alt), 
 biirftig 5 3. ungefdjmiirft, einfai, fcbmurflos 
 (aud)j?g.)5 4- offen, entDerftj 5. abgetrogcn, 
 fat) enf c^einig, fiabig (audj thread—); ill. 
 comp. — foot, adj. &.adv. barfupj —footed, 
 p. a. barfupj —ground, t)er plattc SSotcn^ 
 —headed, p. a. mit entbloftcm ^Jaupte, mit 
 blofem ,Kopfe, unbeberftj — legged, p. a. 
 mit blofen Scinen, borbeinig j a ship under 
 
 — poles, Mar. cin ©(biff mit beftblogenen 
 ©egelnj — pump, (C) vid. Bar -pump; 
 —ribbed, bager, burr 5 IV. — ness, s. 1. Die 
 mdt^tit, JBlofcj 2. Die SKcgerMtj 3. bie 
 Diirftigfeit, ^rmutb- 
 
 Eire, s. Uv unbcgrafctc^Ia$,bic 2cbbe, |)cibe. 
 
 To BAre, v. a. natft, fa^I ma(ben, cntblofcnj 
 bcrouben. 
 
 BAre'faced, I. p. o.; IT. — ly, adv. 1. mit blo- 
 pem ©ejid^tc, unoerlorot, jig-*.; 2. un= 
 DcrbuUt, ojfen, frei, 6ffentU(b) 3. unt)er= 
 f(bdmt j III. —ness, s. bie©rei|Ugfeit, gred)* 
 beit; Unoerftbdmtbcit. 
 
 Bar'gajn[bar'-gin], s. Com. 1. bcr ^Qnbel, 
 .ffttuf, ^Qufbonbcl, ,ffttufccrtrogj (billigc) 
 eintaufj 2. Die ge^uftc ob.»erFauftc@Q(be 
 
 3. r)er®eroinn, profit, ('tis) a—! topp! 
 e&felJ a losing— , ein ^anbel (eine@Q(be), 
 roobei man cerliert, into the—, in ben^Rouf, 
 oben breinj to make (buy, or strike) a—, 
 einen ,^ouf obcr^anbcl fdjliefen? to sell one 
 a good — , einem GtroaS woblfeil Der!aufen 5 
 to sell one a— ,,/Ig. ©incm eincn ^offen ober 
 ©treidbfpielen, ibnbetrugen, to get (or to 
 Lave) a dead — , um einen ©pottpreis be= 
 fommcnj by—, »ie perabrebet, contractmd= 
 fig, contractlid)? —and sale. Law, ein SScr= 
 faufscontroct, n>el(ber bie Ubergabe be§ SSer* 
 fouften no(b ni4>t mit ein[4>Uept 5 — maker, 
 col. berSKdfler, ©enfal. 
 
 ToBar'gajn, v.n. banbcln (—for, um6tn)a§), 
 bcbanbeln? einen ^anbel fdjliefen ober ma- 
 (ben, feilf(ben5 as b— ed for, roie oerobrebet. 
 
 Bargainee', *. Der Jtfiufer, bie ,Rduferinn. 
 
 Bar'gajner, s. (opp. bargainee', bargajner'), 
 berSSerfaufcnbe,SSerfoufer, bie SSerfdufcrinn. 
 
 Barge, l.s.l. Die SSarfe, boS ©oot, Suf^booti 
 2. Da§ 2eid)tf(biff, ber^iibterj 3. Da§ £abber= 
 loti II. comp. Arch-s. 1. —couples, Der (in 
 einen anbern Sal!en jurSScrfldrfung eingela[= 
 fenc) Sluerbalfenj 2 -course, bieuberDie 
 ©iebelbttlBen bertorragenDe ©adjsiegelreibej 
 
 — man, 1. Der S5oot6fne(bt, ©cbiffer^ 2. Der 
 SBefeblSbaber einer35arfc4 —master (or bar 
 ger ), Der ©djiff er 5 (Sapitdn ( ob.eigentbumer ) 
 
 Bargh'mast^r, md.Bergmaster. [einer 5Barfe.| 
 Bir'jga, s. Com. cine ^rt ofUnbificr ©ciDe. ' 
 
 Barifl'Iai, s. Bot-s. 1. bad ©algfraut } 2. Die fpa» 
 nifd^e ©oba, sweet-, Die fcinfle ^liconts 
 ©Oba. [Baritono. 
 
 Bar'itone, Mus. I. adj. baritonif(b i II. a. \nd. 
 
 Baritonist', s. Mus. bcr SSaritcnifl. 
 
 Barito'no, s. Mus. ber S3ariton, b^bc SSaf . 
 
 Bark,*. 1. bie SSorfc, Cflinbej 2. bie SJarfcj 
 ber Sriajbcnj bie©(butc5 3. bcr 93aft (cin 
 oflinbifdjcr 3eug auS ©eibc u. ^amcclbaorcn 
 gefertigt)5 armed-, Mar. bcr ©ranberj 
 Peruvian-, or Jesuit— , bicGbinarinbCj In- 
 dian — , incense — , bic SBcibraudjrinbCj 
 -bared, —stripped, abgcrinbct, obgcfrt)dIt5 
 
 — bound, bicfrinbig : — galled, an ber 0iinbe 
 bef(bdbigt j 4. (0. To Bark) ba§ ^eUen. 
 
 To Bark, v. I. n. beUcn, ndffcn (mit at) ; fig. 
 cerfcbreicn, fcbmdbcn, Idflern, II. a. (bie 
 {Rinbe) ab[(bdlen, abdnben. 
 
 Bar'ker, s. 1. ber Seller; 2. bcr loiterer, 
 ©(breier, ©(bmdbcr, u. f. m. »gl. To Bark. 
 
 Bar'kjng, v. s. ba$ ©ebell. [flcbenb. 
 
 Bjir'ky, adj. borfig, rinbig, au$ 3flinbc bc= 
 
 Bar'ley, s. Bot. bic ©crflC, iicnri— , iper'.cn- 
 graupenj French — , (Sraupcnj Miuter- 
 (square or bear, bci Ginigcn audj big-) -, 
 meljciligeSBintcrgcrflc} spring—, oicvgciligc 
 ©ommergcrfte, sprat-, srocijciligc Bom- 
 mergerftC) battle-door—, fulhara — , p:ii- 
 ney — (f on Ginigcn glcidjfallS sprat — gc= 
 nannt), {RciSgcrf^c, ffiartgcrftc 5 Siberian-, 
 ftberif(be ober gnscisciligc nocftc ©erflcj — 
 brake, bcrerntctonj, —broth, bcr®-nfaft$ 
 ©-tranfj — com, ba§®-nforn5 baS flcinftc 
 cngl.2dngcnmaf (y3 3oU)5 -mow, bic®-n» 
 mabb, —water, ber ®-ntronf , ®-nf(blcim. 
 
 Barm,*, bie^cfcn, 95drme (fiirSier u.Srob). 
 
 Bar'my, adj. ^tfcn cntboltenb, bcfig. 
 
 Barn, «. 1. bie B^mm, ©(bcuer 5 2. provinc. 
 bag Heine .Kinbj — floor, bie (©cbeun?) 
 Ziunci Orn-s. — owl, bie Scblcicreulci 
 
 — swallow, bie jRaud^ftbroalbe. 
 Bar'nacle,*. Conc/i. bic 6ntcnmuf(bcl 5 —bird, 
 
 — goose, Orn. bic (fd)Ottif(bc) Soumgong. 
 Bar'n?icle8, s. pi. Far. biea5rcmfc,^rcmfc,bcr 
 
 3tafcnfnebcl. [glad. 
 
 Barom'eter, s. Phy. boS Saromctcr, SBcttcr^ 
 Baromet'rjc ( — cal, adj. — cally, adv.), adj. 
 boromctrif(b. 
 
 Bar'on, *. ber SSaron, ^rcibcrrj Laws, —of 
 the exchequer, cin Olidjtcr im ©djaefonis 
 mergeri^tj lord chief—, bcr Sbcrridbter, 
 ^rdfibcnt barin? cursitor — , bcr untcrflc 
 ©cifi^er bicfcS @cri(bt§, bcr bic 3oUl)eamtc* 
 ten, ©benffd, JC tcrtbcibigt, — and femmc, 
 9J?ann u. grau (bo§ Gbcpaar ol^ cine mcroli* 
 f(beperfonbctra(btct)5 a— of beef. Butch, 
 
Baro 
 
 84 
 
 Bart 
 
 bic i»ei ungct^cilten Senbeuftutfe (sirloins) 
 einc& £)(^fcn. 
 
 Bar'onage, s. 1. bic Sarone u. ^aixh (al§ 
 ^6rpcr)j 2. bicSaron&raurbe, 3. bie a5a= 
 ronic, ^rei^crrfii^aftj 4. bic ^rei^errnftcuer. 
 
 Bar'on^ss, *. bie JBaroneffe, ^rcifrau. 
 
 Bar'on?t, s. ber ©aronet. 
 
 Bar'Qnetage, Bar'onetcy, a-. 1. bic SBurbe ci= 
 nesaSaronet^j 2. ber niebere Tfbel, bie9ltt= 
 tcrfd^Qft. [i)<inli(f). 
 
 Baro'njal, adj. einenSSaron :c. bctrcffenb, frei= 
 
 Bar'ony, A'. bie^rciljcrrfc^Qft, S5arongn)i!irbc. 
 
 Baroque' [—ok], adj. & adv. 1. fd^ief, f(t>ief= 
 runb (oon^crlen)j 2. ^g. lad^erlic^, auf= 
 fallcnbj fonberbarj 3. Mus. uiiregelmci 
 fig, haxot 
 
 Bar'oscope, Fhy. & Chem. ba§ 58aro&C0p. 
 
 Barr, s. &, v. vid. Bar. 
 
 Bar'racan, s. Com. ber SScrfan, SSarfan, ®tt= 
 rafan 5 — maker, ber SScrfanmeber. 
 
 Biir'rack, s. Mils. 1. bie^arrafe, ^elbl^fitte, 
 2. bic (§ttfcrnc (aud^ pi. barracks), S)rbonanss 
 t)dufer5 —bedjbaS^elbbettC, —master, ber 
 (Safemeninfpcctor, — master general, ber 
 @eneralquartiermei|ler. 
 
 BtVrage, s Com. bie SBarrcge. 
 
 Bar'ras, s. 1. Chem. ro^eS ^i(^tent)ar5 , 
 beffen beffere ©ortc Galipot genannt wirb, 
 qv. 5 2. bie ipacfleiimanb. 
 
 Bar'rator, *. 1. ber ^cinfer, ^anbclmad^er, 
 0tc(j^tS»crbrcl)cr (ber Inbcrc jum procef= 
 firen rcijt) ? 2. Com. Z-aio. ber Sapitdn, it. 
 ber Saraterie bcge^t. 
 
 Bar'ratrous , I. adj. ber SSarofrie fd^ulbig^ 
 II. — ly, adv. tittd^ txt ber 93arQtrte. 
 
 Bar'ratry, a\ 1. btt&^cinbelftiften, bieOle(l^t§ijer= 
 bre^ung^ (S^iconei ^«'", baS unreblic^e (be= 
 lled^tid^e, jc.) SSerfa^ren in ^roceffo^eni 
 2. Com. Law, bicSaratrie, Saratterie, S>er= 
 untreuung, ber Unterfd^leif (oon ©eiten be§ 
 Sd^ifferS [gapitan^] ob. bc§ (Sd)ifF&t?olfe§). 
 
 Bar'recoes, .v. pi. M'n: Heine SBaffertonnen. 
 
 Bar'rel, s. 1. t^a^ %a^ 5 t^k ZoTXM (and) ein 9}iaf 
 u. ®en)id^t oon terfd^. (Srofe) j J"-*. 2. bQ§ 
 Scbergef)aufe.ob. bic Xrommel einer Z(x\6}en= 
 u^r5 3. ber Soften einer Srommcl^ 4. ber 
 Sttuf einer ^linte, 2c., Gun. bie ©eelc^ 5. bie 
 4)6^le, bef. iVfec/i. ber 6t)linber, bieSSalse, ber 
 ©ticfel, — of a jack, *bie<25tri(fn)alsc an einem 
 Srotennjcnber, — o the ear, AnaU bieS)Ijrs 
 trommel) Afar-*. —of the capstan, bteSBcUc 
 beS ®Qngfpia8 5 — of the wheel, bie SBSette 
 oe§ ©tcuerrttbcS) —chain, Hor. bicffettc in 
 ber U^rj — maker, bcr ^afbinber, .S;iiifer/ 
 Jtufncrj —organ, cine ©re^orgel. 
 
 Bar'rel*, s. pL Com. ©toff age, gSffer (fur 
 
 trocfene SBaoren) j Mils, fire — , ^euerfdf» 
 fcr, thundering — , ©onnerfttffcr, i8ranb= 
 fdffcr (auf aSranbern), —of earth, erbfdffet 
 (al§ JBruj^roe^r bienenb). 
 
 To Bar'rel (—up), v. a. in citt^-ap fuUcn, ein* 
 legcn, cintonnen. 
 
 Bar'r^n, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. 1. gelt (oou 
 S^icrcn)5 2. gen. unfrud)tbar5 3. bitrre, 
 trocf en 5 4. arm, biirftig 5 5. abgefc^macEt, al= 
 bcrn? ni. Barren, s. bic^aibCj ly.comp. 
 — money, cin tobte§ (Sapital, —privet, Bot. 
 bic^ttU&nJUrs, —spirited, geijlloSj —wort, 
 J5of. bica5if(^of§mii|e5 V. — ness, s. 1. bic 
 Unfru(^tbar!eit (berS^icrc)^ 2. bicSurrc 
 (beg a5oben§)5 3. ber^JJangcl an ascbeutung, 
 an (Srftnbung&fraftj SJiangel an SOiatcric^ 
 Uz ©eifte&Ieerc. 
 
 Barricade', Barrica'do, s. 1. Ut S>erfperrutt9, 
 SSerrammung, SScrfci^onsungj 2. ber@d^lag= 
 baumj 3. Mar. bic ©(J^anjoerHeibungj 
 4. fig. ba& ^inbernip 5 barricade of trees, 
 bcr SSer^au. 
 
 To Barricade', To Bfirrica'do, v. a. 1. Oer* 
 rammen, ocrfperren, werfd^anjen, 2. fig. 
 ^emmcn, ab^alten, to — a ship. Mar. bic 
 ^infenettcn unb Sd^ansHcibcr urn baS <Sd)itf 
 l)Qngen. 
 
 Bar'rier [barer'. Pope], s. bcf. Fort. 1. biC 
 SScrfd)anpng , SScfeftigung 5 ta^ ©otter, 
 bie 2anbreel)r, SSormauer, (— town) bic 
 ©rcnsfcfiung 5 2. bcr ©d^lagbaum, ©rcnj* 
 ficinj >tg-.v. 3. bic®rcnsc5 4. bcr(gin^alt, 
 ha6 ^inbernip. 
 
 Bar'rjers, s. pi. t^k ©(^ranfcn, Sauffd^ranfcn j 
 ©rcnjen, 8tafcten, ©d^anjpfd^Ie. 
 
 Biir'rjng, p. pr. oon To Bar ; — mistakes, 
 ^rrt^umer auSgenommen. 
 
 Bar'rister, s. ber ®cri4)t§=^b»ocat, ^nwalt. 
 
 Bar'row, s. 1. (hand— ), bic Sragc, (3)rag=) 
 a3al)rc5 2. (wheel—), bcrSd^ubfarren ; 3. bag 
 gefd^nitteneSd^wcin, Ertglaud^bog ©(^njciit 
 (ubcr^.)5 Am. (au&f(^I.) ba§ gefd^nittcnc 
 @d)n)einj —grease, bag ©d^rocinefctt, 
 ©d^mcerj —hog, bergefd^nitteKc6ber,^olf. 
 
 Bar'rows, s. pi. Sait-w. judfer^utformige SKci* 
 benforbe sum 3)rodfnen bc§ ©aljeS. 
 
 Barsc, 5. /c/i. bcr SSarfd^, vid. Perch. 
 
 Bart., ohbr. fur: Baronet, vid. B. ahhr. 
 
 To Bar'ter, v. 1. n. Saufd^^anbcl treibcn, hd* 
 rattiren, trofirenj H- «• oertaufd^cn, oer* 
 roed^feln (.tarten im ©piele) 5 to — away, 
 fig. oergeubcn (feinc Mi, u.). 
 
 Bar'ter, s. 1. bcr S^aufd^tjanbcl, SSarat^anbcl, 
 Umfat, SSaarcnoertrieb 5 2. juro. bie oer- 
 taufc^tc <Q<xM' [SSertauf(&er 
 
 Biir'tfrer, s. 1. bcr Saufd^^dnblcr J 2. bei 
 
Bart 
 
 85 
 
 Basi 
 
 Barf?i, s. Hus. \izx roarmc £)rt oUer SSerf^Iag 
 fur jungeS SSie^. 
 
 Bar^ton, s. 1. Die |)errenguter, SdnDercien ci= 
 nc§2e^en§5 2. Da§ ^errcn^QUS 5 5^ebenge= 
 bdul)e5 3. (sum.) ^cr 2Birt^f(]^aft0^of, 4>ii^= 
 ner^of. [rourj. 
 
 Bar'tram, s. Bot. t>er a5ertram, Die <Spei4)el= 
 
 Bar'ways, Bar'ry, utd. bar-ways, u'ht. Bar. 
 
 Bar'wig,'*. Dic^errucfe, vld. Periwig. 
 
 Bary'ta, Baryte', Bary'tes, s. Min, Die ©(i)n)er= 
 crbe, ©runblage be§ (Sct)n)erfpat^§. 
 
 Bar'ytOne, a-. 1. Gram. ba& a3ttrj)tonon 5 2. 
 Mwj. vid. b. r. Baritone. 
 
 Ba'sal, adj. Cliem. bafifcb- 
 
 Basalt', A-. Geol. 1. berffiafalt, virf.Basaltes ; 
 2. (—Wedgwood), ein f^roarjcS, benSfiurcn 
 joiberfic^enbeS englif^eS ©teingut. 
 
 Basai'tes, 5. GeoL ber Safalt, ©Qulenftein. 
 
 Basal'tic, adj. bafaltif^, QuS (oon) SSafalt. 
 
 Basai'tiform, adj. bafaltfSmiig, fdulenformig. 
 
 BasaPtine, *. 1. Geol. bcr Safoltin j 2. bie 
 35afaltfdulc. 
 
 Bas'anite, Basa'nus, s. Min. ber ^probirflein. 
 
 Base, adj. 1. niebrig (fig.), [(^dnblic^, gcmein, 
 Heinli^, oerd(l^tIi(j5 2. gering, gering^ttltig, 
 f(blc(bt, unec^tj falf(b (oon5Jiun3e)5 unebcl 
 (»on3JfetaIIen)5 3. une^elicbj 4. (oomS^one) 
 ticfj —born, l.une^elid^, iUegitim, 2. me= 
 brig geboren, unabelig, 3. fd)Ie(bt, gcmein 
 (con S)ingen) ) —broom, oic/. Dyer's-broomi 
 -court, l.berSSieb^of, 2. ba§Untergeri(bt3 
 — estate, 1. Law, bttS gemeine, niebrigc4)er= 
 Fomrncn) 2. boS 35auergut5 —knot-grass, 
 Bot. ber SBegetritt; ,Rn6terig5 the— part, 
 Mus. ber S3Qf ? uid. Bass ; — ring and ogee. 
 Gun. ba5 |>interfne§ an einer ,KQnonej 
 —rocket, Bot. bie milbe gelbe Stefebaj — te- 
 nure, baSaSauerle^en (roie — estate)^ —tree, 
 Bot. ber ©eiplee, (§Qtifu6. 
 
 Base, .V. 1. lit. k fig. bie ®aftS, ber®runbj 
 2. berJBobeni 3. berguf, baS ^uf gefteU, 
 pofloment, ber <SduIenfiu^l5 (—of a bed), 
 ber^u^franj (eine8S3etteS)5 4. Gun. ba& 
 ©efd^u^ 00m leic^teflen Caliber 5 5. Chem. 
 bieSSafe, 6. Mm*. berSBafj (-string), bie 
 SSaffaite, T. Ich. bera5Qrf(b5 8. bcr2)rt (bie 
 ®arre), oon roo au8 boS SScttloufcn (2ansen= 
 breci^en, 2C.) beginnt. [grunbcn, bofiren. 
 
 To Base, v. a. 1. n). U. furErabase ; 2. 7rtoa'. 
 
 Base'less, adj. lit. icfig. gninbloS. 
 
 Base'ly, adv. 1. niebrig, niebertrd(b tig, fc^dnb= 
 Ii(b5 2. f(ble(bt, unecbt, gcring^altig (ton 
 SJJetQlIen), falfd^ (0. SDlfinjen; 5 3. (-born), 
 une^elicb- 
 
 Base'ment, s. Arch, eine fortloufcnte SafiS, 
 ber^ufbobcn, bicHntcrlagci bogeouterrain. 
 
 B.a'sen (Bil'san), s. bad gcfdrbtc ©(boffeU} 
 braune Sdjaflcber (fur Su^binber, :c.), 
 cf. Basil. 
 
 Base'ness, s. 1. bic ilticbrigfeit beS ©tanbeS/ 
 ber®eburt3 une^cliitie ©eburtj 2, bie^^ie* 
 bertrdii)tigFeit, S(ble(btbeit, 2c. 3 3. bie ©e* 
 ringt)altigfcit (Don OJJctallen, :c.)3 4. bic 
 Sicfe (beS SoneS). 
 
 Base'net, s. vid. Bassinet. 
 
 Bashaw', [Wb., W., &c.] s. 1. ber aSajfa 
 (r. ^afc^a)5 2.ytg:. ber S^rann. 
 
 B^ish'ful, I. adj. ; IT. — ly, adv. 1. fd^am^aft, 
 oerf^dmtj 2. bI5be, f^ucbtern, 3. S^am 
 erregenb5 HI. — ness, s. 1, bie <S(bam^aftig= 
 feit3 2. bic ^lobigfeit, ec^iicbtern^cit, SScr-- 
 f(bdmt()eit. 
 
 Bas'i'»*- 1- Geog. ©afcl, (md. Basle); 2.35a= 
 TiliuS (5K-n.)5 3. bo& gegerbte ecbaffcU, 
 (vid. b. b. Basen)5 4. T. (Join. &c.) bie 
 (S(brdge, ©ebre, ©c^rung, baSScbrdgmof, 
 ber (fcbicfc) SBinfel (eineS DJJeipelS, $obeI= 
 eifen§, jc.)j Bot-s. 5. baS aJafilienfraut, 
 aSafilicum (aud^ sweet—); American field-, 
 bie 5)ionarbe5 stone — , ber 3i^t)mian3 
 — weed, ber SSirbclboflen. 
 
 To Ba^'il, V. a. T. (©(bneiberoerfjeuge) fd^rdje, 
 fcbiefwinfelig juf^leifen, abf(^rdgcn. 
 
 Basil'ica, s. Anat. bic 58afilica, mittlere ^bcr, 
 li'auptaber beS lrm§. 
 
 Ba^'jlic, Basil'ical, adj. Anat. ha[\\i^6), jur 
 Safilica ge^orig. 
 
 Basil'icgn, s. Fharm. bie ,K6nig5fftlbe. 
 
 Baf'ilifsk, I. s. 1. (aud) Cockatrice), ber (er^ 
 bitbtete) SaftUS?, ^onigSbra^ej 2. Zool. 
 bie (ofiinb.) ,^6nig§eibe(bfe5 3. na(i^ b. Cyc 
 ein neuereS 48pfunbigeS ©cfcbu^, II. adj, 
 barilisfenartig5 —glance, j?g. beraSarUiS* 
 fcnblirf. 
 
 Ba'sin, »-. 1. ba0 SSecfen, ber SBafTcrbebdlter, 
 bie ©(bale, 2. bieSBagfcbale^ 3. bic ©cbleif* 
 [(bale (ber ®laSf(bieifer) 3 4. Hat. ba§ ©tci^ 
 fcrble(b,Sil5ble^5 5. bie ©rube, ^alfgrubc i 
 6. ber ^effel (baS 95ecfcn) eine&Springbruiis 
 nen&5 ber Heine Sei(b ? 7. bie a3u(bt (vid. 
 unten)5 Mars. — of a dock, bie ^S^umra bci 
 einer£)ocfej —of a port, ber 95innenbafen , 
 W (SBajTers) £>octe, 25. ol)nc ^lutbt^iiren, 
 bag aSaffin, — of the kidney, Anat M^ iRit= 
 renberfen? sale by the— , Co//j. bie 6ffent= 
 lid^e Auction p ^mficrbam (roobei ber 3u= 
 fcblag auf einem ©ecten gcf(bicbt)i —stand, 
 ber S[Saf(bfianb , SBaf(^ti[dt) , bie aBaf(bcom= 
 
 Ba'sjned, adj. me in einSecf en gcfa^t. [mobc. 
 
 Bji'sis, s. bie ®afi§, ©runbloge, ber ©runt j 
 ©dulenftubl , ^al> gupgeficUi bic ©runi= 
 [dule, baSgunbamcnt, (uid.Baseina.S-n.* 
 
Basi 
 
 86 
 
 Bata 
 
 To Ba'sjs, V. a. mod. gruttben, bafivcn. 
 
 To Bask, V. I. a. fonncn, fommernj II. n. (aud^ 
 
 fig-) M fonnen, fxc^ rodrmen. 
 
 Bas'k^t, s. I. gen. ber ^orb 5 2. bcr ^orbooU, 
 cin (unbeftimmteS) 5}?ap (bcf. bei^ruc^ten)} 
 MiZ. bcr ©d^anjforb i 4. (- hilt), bcr (ed= 
 belO'Korb, iiberfloc^tene ©riff ob. Sugel am 
 @dbcl, :c.) back—, Did. in Back; —fish, 
 Zoo/. ba§ 5)^ebufen^aupt 5 — maker, ber 
 ^orbmad^er; —maker's loose work, burd^s 
 bcoc^enck-mQc^erroaarej —man, ber 2aji= 
 trdgerj —salt, ba§ Safelfalj (fdnftc unb 
 weifeftc englifd^e ©al^i — woman, 1. bie 
 ^-mad^ednn) 2. bie 2af!trdgerinn. 
 
 To Bas'ket, u. a. in cincn ^orb t^un. [^ai. 
 
 Bas'klng-shark, j. Icli. ber 9liefcnl)Qi/ ^fcrbe* 
 
 BJi'sle, Bale. s. Geog. (pii ©tabt) ®afel. 
 
 Ba'son, s. vid, b. b. Basin. 
 
 Basque [bask], s. ber S5a§tc, SiSfoQer. 
 
 Bas'qiijsh [— kjsli], adj. boSfifd^, bi§fat)ifc^. 
 
 Bjis-r^lief , s. vid. Bass-relief unt. Bass. 
 
 Bass, I. s. 1. Ich. ber 0]fieernjolf5 (Cumb.), ein 
 ^lufbarSj (Hamp.), cin ©eebarSj ^m. (in 
 ben norbl. ©taaten) ber geaugte SSarSj 2. 
 iJot. bie Sinbe 5 3. ber SSaft^ (—mat), bie 
 93aftmtttte, (Stro^= oberSinfenbecfej 4. Mus 
 ber aSafj —of an organ, ba§ ©c^narrraerlf 
 (biea5apflimmen)einerS)rgel) II. arf;. Mus. 
 ttef ) III. comp. —relief. Sculp. ba§ S3aSre= 
 lief, ^alb^oc^bilb ; bie ^alber^abene Arbeit 
 — rope, basaSaftfeilj —viol, bie SJafgeige, 
 TCItgeige, SSratf^e? —wood, bie2inbe(uid 
 oben) } bad 2inbent)ols. 
 
 To Bass, V. I. a. tief (im a5tt^) tonen lafjenj 
 II. n. tief llingen, brummcn. 
 
 Bas'sa, s. ber SSaffa j vid. Bashaw. 
 
 Bas'set, s. Gam. ba§ SJaJTet (=fpiel). 
 
 To Bas's^t, V. a. Min. anflcigen (oon^o^Iens 
 flo^en). [SSifir. 
 
 Bassinet', s. cin Ccid^ter ^elm, gero. o^nc 
 
 Bas'sQck, *. bie (aSafls) ^atu (wie Bass). 
 
 Bas'so-r^lie'vo, s. vid. Bass-relief unt. Bass. 
 
 Bassoon', Bas'son, s. Mux. ber SSajfon, ba§ 
 
 Bassoo'nist, s. Mus. bcr ^agotift. [^agot. 
 
 Bast, s. 1. ber aSttfli 2. U^ SSaflfeil. 
 
 Bas'tii, I. s. Gam. (franj. ^artc): ^ique= 
 ©ame, (bcutft^e^arte): ®run=Dber (auc^ 
 Basto); bieSSaf^cj II. int. Mus. genug! l)alt! 
 
 )ta8'tard, I. A-. 1. berSSaftarb, bas une^elic^e 
 ^inbj 2. Jig. (iiber^. jebe unet^tc ob. unter= 
 gef(^obene<Sa(l&ebeseid^nenb)} 3. Mar-s. a) 
 cine ®aleere t>on gen)6^nl.®r6pe u. mit brci= 
 tem^intert(>cilc^ 6) baS-groptc ©egel einer 
 ®aleerc, beffen ©ebraud^ nur wenig SBinb 
 erforbcrtj II. adj.; Ill.-ly, adv. 1. un= 
 ebeltdji 2. une(^t,falfd), Krfdlfdjti 3.Gun.\ 
 
 oon ungero6^nlid()em,ffaliber5 IV. comp.— 
 child.berSttflarbj fiof-.s.— dittany, ber roilbe 
 ©iptam j —hellebore, bic narfteStenbclwurj j 
 
 — oats, ber taube ^afer, SSilb= ob. 2Binb()a* 
 feri —parsley, ber Jtlettenferbel, —ribs, 
 Anat. bie turjcn ob. falf4>en9tippen) Bot-s. 
 
 — saffron, ber ©afflorj —senna, ber wdlft^e 
 (SeneSbaum, asiafenbaum , rodlfcbe Sinfenj 
 —stucco, Mas. ^ttlfmortel mit feinem ©anbe 
 oerfe^t) —title, 7V/p. ber ©c^mujtitcL 
 
 To Bas'tard, v. a. ber unel)eli(^en ©eburt 
 uberfu^renj jum^Baflarb mat^enj 35. nennen. 
 
 Bas'tardrsm, s. ber 3ufianb; bic Sagc einesaSa* 
 ftarbd. 
 
 To Bas'tsirdize, v. a. 1. ber une^elid(>en ©e* 
 burt, (Sntartunguberfii^reni 2. cincn ©a= 
 flarb seugen? 3. Jig. t>erfdlfc^en, oerbcrben. 
 
 Bas'tardy, s. bie unc^clic^c ©cburt. 
 
 Bas'ta^, s. pi. vid. Baffetas. 
 
 To Baste, v. reg. & ir. I. a. I. priigcln, auS» 
 priigelnj 2. (einen SSraten mit ^ctt, 2c.) be* 
 giepcn ; II. n. Tail, oerlorcn ^eftcn, an\d)la» 
 gen, ju gaben fc^lagen. 
 
 Baste, s. ber ©aft, vid. Bast. 
 
 Ba'sten, I. adj. baflen, II. hasten, or basted, 
 p. p. oon To Baste. 
 
 Ba'ster, s. baffclbc, n)ie Basting-ladle. 
 
 Bas'tjment, Bastjmen'to, s. Fort, bcr SBaU; 
 aSattgang, bie aSrujtroc^r. 
 
 Bastinade', Bastjna'do, s. 1. bic S5aftonabC) 
 2. uber^. ba§^rugeln, bie ^rugel, ©torf* 
 fd^ldge. 
 
 To Bastinade', To Bastjna'do , v. a. 1. bic 
 SSaflonabe geben; 2. prugeln, abprfigeln, 
 fc^lagen. 
 
 Ba'stjng, p. 0. To Baste J —ladle, bcr '?ra= 
 tenloffel, bic ©djopffeUc. [©ottroerf. 
 
 Bas'tion [— tshun], s. Fort, bie SSaflci, baS 
 
 Bas'to, s. Gam. 1. btt§ Sreff-^s in bcr Sluas 
 brillcj 2. V2d. Basta. 
 
 Bas'ton, B^stoOn', *. 1. bcr ^niittel, ^rugcl, 
 vid. Batoon; 2. Arch. vid. Batoon. 
 
 Bat, s. 1. Zool. bie^Iebermau§5 2. Num. ber 
 aSalcn, 3. bcr^rugel, bic^eulej 4. Gam. 
 ba& Otacfetj 5. Min. bcr bitumin6fc<Sd^icfcrs 
 t^onj 6. (abbr, 0. Bartholomew) ©art^cl 
 (50i-n)i comp. brick—, cin ©tiicf Don cincm 
 3iegelfteine5 -fowling. Sport, bie ^acecU 
 jogb, —louse, Ent. bic gcmcinc§lebermau§a 
 fliegej — horses, ©tiiicfpfcrbe, ^rtiacric* 
 pfcrbC5 —men, ©tiicffne(^tc J —wings. 
 Anat. bic brciten 5DIutterbdnbcr. 
 
 Ba'table, adj. jlreitig. 
 
 Bata'tas, s. Bot. bic fQatatt, fiipc Jtartoftel. 
 
 Bata'tpe, s. vid. Potatoe. 
 
 Bata'vja, s. 1. Geog. ©atatio J 2. Com. SJa* 
 
Bata 
 
 87 
 
 Batt 
 
 tooia, (^albO fcil)CK«rr ober rooUener 3eug 
 
 (oon S5ata»{Q auf S^oa). [taoer. 
 
 Baita'vian, I. adj. btttaoifd^j H. *• ber 250= 
 
 Bitch, s. Dtt§ ©ebttcf j t)cr @d>ub (SSroD, ic.)? 
 
 of the same—, ^g. oon bemfelbcn ©ddlQgc. 
 Bate, *. 1. Num. ber a3asen (ujd Batz); 
 
 2. bttS ©eroebc be§ |)oIjeS, bie |)oIstafernj 
 
 3. 4^ {Shksp. &c.) ber ©treit, bie 3n)ietrad)t. 
 To Bate, {vid. b. H. To Abate) v. La. 1. Qb= 
 
 breij^en, cerminbern, nad^laffcn? 2.n)egnet)= 
 men, abfcbneibenj II. n. 1. obne^men, p^ 
 loerminbernj 2. oufetn)Q& ftopen (bcf. oon 
 (Raubcfigeln), beisen , 3. eintel^ren, ic, vid. 
 To Bait, n. 
 
 Bate'ful, aJj. jdnfifcb. 
 
 Bate'less, adj. ununtemerfliib, unbesroingbar. 
 
 Bate'm^nt, s. ber ITbbrud^, tic SJerminberung 
 (Ui ^anbroerfern , j. 25. bci Xif(^lern ber 
 TCbfd^nitt, 2Cv ubr. vid. b. u. Abatement). 
 
 Bat/i, s. (pL bathz), l.bQ§ SSab, (au(b C/iem.) 
 
 2. ber S)rt in berSSobeflubc, wo man fd^roi^t j 
 
 3. Geog. Bath (©tabt in ©nglanb)} knight 
 of the-, Slitter beS aSotlj^SDrbenS, dry-, 
 ein trorteneS SBabj hot — , W aSa^ung? 
 foot—, eine ftbubformige SSabercanne, — 
 bark, Bot ber breiblut^igc 6l)inabaum5 
 — brussels, englif(be ,Ranten, ©pi^enj — 
 coating, eine Tfrt engl. Suffel, —fly, bie 
 fpanif(be ^liegej — metal, ber Sombarf, ba§ 
 ^rinjmetatt. 
 
 To Bathe, v. I. a. 1. baben j (to — one's 
 self, fid)) baben j 2. bd^enj 3. rooffben, 
 au&waf(benj II. n. imSBaffcr al§ in einem 
 95abe feinj ein SSab gebraudjen.} to — in 
 tears , fig. in S^rdnen ftbroimmen. 
 
 Ba'ther, s, ber SBabenbe, SSabegaft. 
 
 Ba'thing, p.s.ka. comp. baS 93abenj SSabe*? 
 —lodge, ba§ S5-^auS5 —place, ber S5-pIa§5 
 (-room), bie SS-j^ubej —season, bie a5-5eit, 
 —tub, bie aS-wanne. 
 
 Ba't/ios, A". 1. Poet, bie Siefe 5 2. Lit. iron. 
 baS STtiebrigc in ber <B(breibart, opp. Pathos. 
 
 Bating, I. p. s. bie Serminberungj vid. 
 To Bate; II. prep. auSgenommcn, abge* 
 rcd)ncl. 
 
 Ba'tjs, s. Bot. ber 5)iccrfend>el. [roanb. 
 
 Batist', Batiste', s. ber SSatift, bie SatifHein* 
 
 Bat'let, s. ber asiduel, SKaf^blduel. 
 
 Bat'man, s. Com. ein ®enjid)t in ber Seoantc 
 (ungef. 16 V2 ^funb engl.) 
 
 Bat'oOn, Bat'on, s. 1. ber (Sommanboflab, 
 ^Rarfd^aUftabj 2. ber ,Rni5tteI, ^riigelj 3. 
 Her. ber €5tabi 4. Arch, ber^fu^I. [f^cin. 
 
 Bat'rachite, s. Min. ber a5atrtt(bit, .Rrotcn- 
 
 Bafra'cj^n, adj. Zool. jtt bcn SSatrtttbiem, 
 bem ^rof(i)gef(^led>te ge^Srig. 
 
 Batra'cj^of, s.pl. Zool. biea5atra<bicr,grof<Jb» 
 ti)icvc. 
 
 Bat'ta, *. (inb.) Mil. ©olb bcr cnglif(bcn Srup* 
 pen in Snbicn 5 dry — , ® clb fl. bcr Sflotion , 
 extra — , ^clbjulage 5 full — , bcr 3uf(bup bcr 
 ofKnb. Sompagnic an iljre Sruppcn 5 half—, 
 bcr^albfolbj wet—, bcr@olb in3taturo. 
 
 Batta'iia, s. Mil. 1. bic ©(blacbtorbnungj 
 2. ba$ ^aupttreffen ( 9Kittcltrcffcn ) cincr 
 
 Battal'jpn, s. Mil. baS 95otaiUon. ['JCrmcc. 
 
 Battal'joncd, adj. in SotaiUoncn formirt. 
 
 To Bat'ten, v. I. a. md|lcn j biingcn, (2onb) 
 befru(btcn5 ihn. l. fid^ mdflcn, wicbcr cr^o* 
 ten 5 2. fid) wdlscn (roic ein ©(^mcin im 
 ,Kot^e) 5 3. fig. im Ubcrflup Icbcn. 
 
 Bat't?n, s. Carp. ba0 Sfii(btf(bcit, gropc 2incal 
 ber3intmerleutc,ic.) bicbiinnc Sattc, (tLucr*) 
 Seifie, Weav. bie Sabc (am aScbMlc)j 
 
 — door, bie Seiftent^iir (opp. Panel-door) j 
 
 — ends, tanncne gotten U^ mit 8 ^ujj gdnge. 
 Bat't^ns, s. pi. Mar. bie ©topf(bolcn ber 
 
 0laaen u. ^Koflenj —of the hatches, bic 
 8uJcnf(baImS. 
 
 To Bat't^r, v. I. a. 1. fdjlagcn, flompfenj 
 2. pouaseulcn matbcn (ein metallcncS ®c» 
 fdf J 3. 5erf(blagen, jertrummem, icvfUfmcU 
 tern; 4. flarf befcbief en, bcflurmcni II. n. 
 Mas. iiber^angen, porfpringen. 
 
 Bat't?r, s. 1. (Cook.) ber gef(blagcnc Scig 
 (oon SKe^I, (Sicrn unb Wild) ju .Rlopcn, jc.) j 
 bcr @inf(blag, ba6 Slii^reij 2. Print. bcriDc* 
 feet («a5u(i>|labe) 5 3. Mech. vid. Batting, 
 machine. 
 
 Bat/t?red, p. a. gef(blagen, jc.j bcfc^dbigtj fig. 
 obgenu^t, murbe, ausgebient, ousgemergclt. 
 
 Bat't?r?r, s. bcr ©(bidger, 3crtriimmcrcr. 
 
 Bat't?rjng, p.s. vid. To Batter; —artillery, 
 —pieces, ba& SSclagcrungdgefcbu^j —train, 
 ber ©turfjug j — ram, ber ©turmborf. 
 
 Bat't?ry, s. 1. ba§ ©(blagcn? bic ©(bldgercij 
 Mils. 2. boS a5cf(biepen, a5eftiirmen} 3. baS 
 a5elagcrungdgcf(bu$5 4. bieaSattcrie, 0turf= 
 bettungi 5. fig. bic SSattcric 5 6. Phy.nit 
 elcctrifcbe Satteriej T. Law, bic t^jdtlidjc 
 5)iif^anblung5 8. Hat. Uc SKalffommcr, 
 22alffldtte5 9. Bra- H^ (gcf(blagcne) 9Kcf» 
 fings ober ,Kupfergcf(birr. 
 
 Bat'tjsh, adj. flebcrmauSartig. 
 
 Bat'tjng, s. i.bas (ScblagbaUfpicIcn 5 2.bad SSc* 
 fdjldgej —machine, Mech. bic ©(blag* Ob 
 ^lopfmof(bine (jum ^uflorfcrn u. ©dubcrn 
 ber aSaumrooUc) j —staff, ber SBaf(bblducl. 
 
 Bat'tle, s. Mil. 1. bic @(bIo(bt, bad Srcffcnj 
 2. bic |)ecre§abt^eilung i — .irray (ob. order 
 of—), bie ©(btacbtorbnungj — axe, bie 
 BtxdUxt, |)eUebarbe5 —door (— dore). 
 
Batt 
 
 88 
 
 Bay 
 
 1. baS mdtti 2. bieS^aufctj 3. t»{c@(3^ic^= 
 fdljcibe ) 4. Me palette 5 DaS ^arbcnbret 5 5. Me 
 Tf'bsCstQfclj —d. barley, vid. unt. Barley; 
 — d.-8haped, Bot. fpatclfSrmig 5 —holders, 
 T>ie ® ccunbQtitCtt bei cinem ^auptfaujlfampfc 5 
 —royal, 1. Pug. eine grope (aUgemeine) 
 ©d^ldgcrei, 2. 5por<. cin ^ampf unter 
 mc^rcren |)5^nen. 
 
 To Bat'tle, v. n. 1. eine ©c^Iad^t ot). ein Sref* 
 fen liefern, <i(^ fd^lagen 5 2. y^g. ^cftig ftreU 
 ten (—for, urn). [mauer. 
 
 Bat'tled, p. a. befeftigti — wall, W ^eftungg* 
 
 Bat'tlem^nt, s. Mil. bie SDtttuer mit 3inncn 
 Ob. ®(3^icpf(barten) b-s,pHiiefe3innenfclbfl. 
 
 Baftlcmented, p. o. mit 3innen oerfe^cn. 
 
 Bat'tljng, s. ba§ ^ttnbgemeng, Sreffen, ber 
 Jtampf. 
 
 BattSl'ogist, *. Gram. (n).u.)berSBortfrfimer. 
 
 To Bfittol'Qgize, V. a. (». fi.) unnu^er SBeife 
 baffelbe loiebcr^olen. 
 
 B^ttol'ogy, s. Gram. (n>. u.) tiit unnu^e SBie= 
 ber^olung, )ia^ leerc ®ef(bro5§, bit UBort* 
 frdmerei. 
 
 Bat'ton, Bal/toon, *. ui(/. Batoon. 
 
 Bat'trjl, *. vid. Batlet. [glcbermttUSs. 
 
 Bat'ty, adj. ju ciner glebermonS ge^orig, 
 
 J;atz, s. Num, ber SSa^cn. 
 
 li au'ble, s. vid. Bawble. 
 
 BiuVl* s. gum—, baS ©ummigutt. 
 
 B^lnd, *. vid. Bawd. 
 
 Bdudelcjn, Baud'kin, s. vtd.Bawdkin. 
 
 Bilu^e, s. Com. bcr SauQQ, eine ^rt ©roguet 
 (grobcr SBoUenjeug in SSurgunb). 
 
 To Baulk [b4k], vid. To Balk. 
 
 B&ulks [baks], s.pl. Mar. Spicren ob.S3dumc 
 p Stattcn, ©tengen, jc. 
 
 Bdnlm [bam], Baum, s. vid. Balm. 
 
 To Bault?r, v. n. f rdufeln, frifiren. 
 
 Bdu'sin, s. vid. Bawsin. 
 
 B^va'ri?, s. Geog. SBaiern. [Ue ©aierinn. 
 
 B^va'rj^in, I. adj. boierifcb} II. *. ber i!8aier, 
 
 Ba'vpn, s. bag ®eiferlc[§(ben, ©dffcben. 
 
 Bav'ln, s. bQ§ SfleiS, ©turf Oieis^olsj Sflei8= 
 bunb, b-s, pi. 1. Mil. ^afcbinen, 2. Mar. 
 bie aSrennbfinbel cines ©ronbers. 
 
 B^w-, comp. — horses , — men , vid. Bat- 
 horses, &c. 
 
 Baw'ble, s. bttJ epieln>erf, bie ^Icinigfeit, 
 ^apperei, bie ni(bt8»urbigc Bad)t ob. ^cr= 
 fonj a fool's—, bie Starr enfappe. 
 
 Bawd, J. 1. ber Suppler, (gemg^nlid^er) bie 
 .Supplerin, 2. provmcUr ^a)i (oig Sogb* 
 ruf, Qber mitJ)oppcIfinn,Rom. &Jui. 2,4). 
 
 To Bawd, V. n. tuppcln, ten vSuppler macben. 
 
 Baw'djly, adv. unfldt^ig, unsiitbtig. 
 
 Baw'djnfsB, s. bie Unfldf^igf eit, Unsfid^tigfcit. 
 
 Bawd'kin, s. ber ®olb= Ob. Silbcrbrocat j rci(b 
 mit ®olb u. ©ilbcr burcbmcbtc ©eibenflojf. 
 
 Baw'drjck, 1. vid. Baldrick; 2. bic Sltcmen 
 (am ©lorfenflopfel). 
 
 Baw'dry, s. 1. bie ^uppeleij 2. bic Unjucbt; 
 Unfldt^igfeit, 3otcnreiferei, 3otcn. 
 
 Baw'dy, I. adj. unfltttbig, unsud)tici^ ftbamlol, 
 f(bmu|ig) II. A\ bie 3oten. 
 
 Bawk, s. Ang. dn MnoUn in bcr ^ngel. 
 
 To Bawl, V. I. n. fd^rcien, freifcbcn (oor 
 ©(bmerj ob.greube)j pldrren (n>ic .Kinber)? 
 II. a. offentlicb ougrufen. 
 
 Baw'l^r, s. ber ©d^reier. 
 
 Baw'ljng, p. s. 1. )>a^ ©(breien, ®cf(brci5 
 2. Sport ba§ ScUen ber |)unbc, e^e |ic bic 
 ©pur finben. 
 
 Baw'r^l, s. Orn. ber ^afanbobi(bt. 
 
 Baw'sin, s. 1. bcr 5)a5§ j 2. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 Baw'son, s. cin birfcr unbe^filfli(bcr (audj cin 
 Idrmenbcr) 5J?enf(b. 
 
 Bay, s . 1. bieS5at), S5u6)t, ber Heine OJiecr* 
 bufenj 2. ber ©cbu§ an cinem OJiii^lteicbe, 
 bic©ileufc, bcrOJtii^lenbamm, tcv(B^ut') 
 ©omm, baS ©(bu^gatter, 3. Mar. bic SBof= 
 ferbarf,pi§barf} 4. bic Sanfe (eincr ©(bcu= 
 ne)> 5. bie £urfe ober iDffnung in ciner SOlauer 
 5u eincr 3:()iir ob. cinem ^enflerj berOlaum 
 jn)if(ben jroei (^auptquer=)a5Qlfcn, ba§ %ad) 5 
 bie ©thief f(b arte 5 6. tinker's—, bcr ©arf 
 cined JtcffelflirferS 5 T. ber fiorbcer, gorbecr^ 
 baum, 8. ber Sorbecrfranj, vid.pL; 9. \)ai 
 (faflanicn)braunc^ferb (vid. adj.); 10. fig. 
 (cf. Sports.) Ut SBcbrdngnif , ber 3?otbftanb, 
 iDcnnman, ocn Ubclnumgebcn, benenman 
 ni(bt entfommen fann, i()nen ficb fubn »ibcr= 
 fc|t, bicStOt^lDCbrj -Spori-^. to stand at —, 
 (bef. »om4?o(broilb) fi^ roiberfe|cn, bie©pi§e 
 bicten? ^g. in bcr grof ten Stotb (inSScrIcgen= 
 bcitfein, fid^ nid()t ju bclfcn wiffenj to keep 
 at—, (». b. S^gbbunben) einen ^irfcb, ©ber, 
 zc, na(bbem er jum ©te^cn gebra(bt, fo langc 
 aufbaltcn, hi^ er com 5dgcr crlcgt roirb, 
 itg. ^in^alten 5 cingef(brdnft balten j comp.— 
 berries, bic Sorbccrcnj —coloured, braun= 
 farbig^ —fever, bo§ S3ot)fiebcr (bcr fi<b 
 fran! flcaenben ©trdflinge, urn bie ©eporta* 
 tion nad^ Botany-Bay ju f crmciben) 5 — ice, 
 jungeS (frif(bgebilbete8) ei§j -leaf, ba& 
 Sorbeerblattj —oil, ba§ Sorbccrol, 2or6U 
 —piece goods, ©tiirfguter au§ SBcngalenj 
 
 — salt, ba§ aSaQfalj, ©cefaljj —State, Am. 
 ber ©toat Massachusetts ; —tree, Bot. ber 
 Sorbcerbaumj —wax, ba§ grunc SSad^Sj 
 
 — window, baS geroolbte genjler (vid. Bow- 
 window); — yarn, bad roollcne ®arn. 
 
 Bay, adj. braun, brounrctb/ f Q)lantenbrQun > 
 
Bay 
 
 89 
 
 Beam 
 
 — horse, t?Q& (faftQnicn=)brQunc -'^fcrU , bcr 
 SBraunc. 
 
 To Bay, v. I. n. 1. heUm, Sport. Qnfd^lQQcnj 
 blcfenj 2. ring* umgcben fcin? II. a. 1. mit 
 ^unDen tje^en , jagcn , beflcnb tcrfolgen^ 
 
 2. einfi^Iiefen, einengcn, umgeben. 
 Bay'ard, s. 1. J)tt& (hftanien^) brounc ^fert>, 
 
 tcrSSrounej 2. bcr ^Kculoffc, unbcfd^eiDcne 
 3ufdjQucr. 
 Bay'ardly, adv. hlixCO, blcbc, tumm. 
 Bayc8, s. vid. Baize. 
 } Bayl, jr. vid. Bail. 
 
 b Bay'onet, .9. t)Q§ aSoionctt, bcr ^lintenbolt^. 
 p To Bay'onet, o. a. mit l5Cm SSaioncttC fort= 
 trfiben, ot)cr niet)crflofen. 
 Bay'ou, j-. Am. J)cr fleinc glup (in ben fub= 
 roefll. ©taatcn oon >}corb=lmcriftt). 
 Bays, s. pi. 1. Poet, ber Sorbccrfronj, bic 
 liorbecrcn, 2. ba& Sorrefpiel, rtU Base; 
 
 3. QU^ Bayze, bcr 25ori, vid. Baize. 
 Ba'za, Bfi'zait, *. vid. Bazot. 
 
 Bazar', Bazar'j, Bazaar', s. bcr Sda^av 
 i^axttx>la% mit ^Kaufmann&geroolbcn ber 
 oriental if (^ en SSoIfer) j cf. Fancy-bazar. 
 
 Ba'zot, s. Com. cin ogt)ptifi]^er a5aumn)oUcn= 
 jeug. [rietbenbeS Scbleimljars). 
 
 Bdel'lium, [del—], s. ba» Sbellium (cin moi}U 
 
 To Be, I. V. ir. n. fcinj wcrbenj (Gonjuncti)?) 
 fei5 to — found, ju finben 5 he is to — ex- 
 cused, er iftju entfcbulbigen, it is not to — 
 imagined, man hnn ficb'S ni(bt oorftcaen^ 
 to — lor something, (Stn)a» munfcbcn, l)aben 
 ♦Dollen, nacb 6troa§ trad)ten 5 ficb furetmos 
 erfldrenj to — off, loSfommenj ficb bat?on 
 mac^en, to — out with one, uncinSmit^c^ 
 monb fcinj to — up, obenbrauf (geborgen) 
 feinj im ©pielc gerocnnen ^abenj aufge= 
 bro(bt (beleibigt) fcin? your aunt that is 
 to — , Z^xt jufunftigc 3)ante> the candidate 
 to — , bcr Ganbibat in spe; what would she 
 —at? ma&roillfiebcnn? maS ^at fieiDor? rao& 
 roill fie r^amit fagcn? let (it) — , rubr' eg 
 nitbt an? II. comp. al5 *. be-ail, \ia^ 'JCUeS, 
 
 — all and end-all, (Sin unb ^tte§, bie ganjc 
 i^abc. [©eftabc. 
 
 Beach, s. ba8 fIo(^c Ufer, ber ©tronb, ta^ 
 
 Bea'cby, adj. mit flotbcn Ufem. 
 
 Bea'con, J. Mar. k Mil. l.bie@picr=S5ofc ob. 
 ^aokt, SBa^rtcnne, Scetonne, 2.bte^nfer= 
 bcr)e, ber "Jfnfcrrodtbtcr j 3. ber Scucbttburm, 
 bicgeuerwartc^ 4. ba§ fidrmfeuer, <Signal= 
 feucr, SEBa(bfcucr5 5. * bcr 2eitftern. 
 
 To Bea'con, v.a.l. (Spicrba!en erri(btcn^ 
 2. ©afcn legend 3. Sdrmfeucr, :c. mocbcn 
 nni) unterbaltcn. 
 
 Beaconage, .v. ta§ ©afcngelb , SBIiifengelb, 
 
 (Tfbgabe bcr einlaufcnbcn ©d^ijfe pr Ilntera 
 
 tjaltung bcr 2cu(bttl)iirme.) 
 Bea'coned, adj. 1. mit cincm 2cu(bttburm, 2C.$ 
 
 2. * lcu(btcnb, fonnbcflral)It. 
 Bead, I. s.sing. 1. ba§,ffugcl^cn, ^nopfd^en? 
 
 2. bie^crlc (bcf. am{Rofcn!ran5C)5 3. bcr 
 Sropfen, —cuffs, 5QJanfd^ettcn mit ^crl^jcn 
 ob.^n6t(bcnfltcferci5 —proof, Dist. 1..?. bie 
 ^crlcnprobe? 2. orfj. probcbaltig, ftarfton 
 i^erlcn ob. asiafcni -roll, 1. Ecc. baS SScr= 
 jeicbnif ber^erfoncn, furn)cI(bc©ecIcnmc|Tctt 
 Su lefen fmb, 2. iibcr^. : ba§ 25crscid)nip, bie 
 Eif^ej —tree, 5of. bcr ^atcrnoflcrbaum} 11. 
 Beads, .?. pi. 1. *pcrlcn, Strictpcrlcn, (Sticf- 
 perlcni 2. ^rc/i.^iig eleven (am2ci)lcnn)crf)s 
 
 3. Dist. (S(boumbld§(bcn, ^crlcn (auf ©pi^ 
 rituofen)5 4. (popish—), ber Stofcnfranj? 
 to tell (to be at, or to say over) one's b-s, 
 ben3lofeniPrans betenj b-sof sweat, (Sd)i»cif= 
 tropfcn^ b-s-man, 1. bcr SSctcr^ 2. ber93ct- 
 bruber (fiir ^nberc)} 3. fig. bcr ^piappcrcr > 
 
 4. bcr Scttclooigti —woman, l.bicSSct- 
 [(broeflerj 2. bie |)oSpitaIitin. 
 
 Bea'ded, adj. mit cincr ^crlenfcbnur i^erfe^cn. 
 
 Bea'delry, s. vid. Bedelry. 
 
 Bea'ding, ?. Arch. ba§ Sciftcnwcrf. 
 
 Bea'die, i: Law &. Ac. bcr ®cri(bt§bicncr, 
 ®en(btSbote, ^ebell5 95uttcl5 cinnicbcrcr 
 JBcomtcr in ben ^farrcicn, raclcbcr gering? 
 SScrbrc(bcnbeflraft5 —ship, 5. bic®cri(btS' 
 bienerfteUc, 2C. [jur ^afcnjagb). 
 
 Bea'gle, s. bcr ©tduber, (Stober (s^unb, bef. 
 
 Beak, s. 1. bcr ©d)nabcl (c 25cgcl§)i 2. ba^ 
 fdjnabelformige (5nbe eine^ SingcS , j. 3?. 
 bic OlDt>re einc§ DefHUirfolbcnbclmcS, bic 
 ©(bnauje an (Scfafen^ ubcrbaupt: bie 
 (Spi$C5 3. Far. ba§ Ucbcrcifcn, bic ^appc. 
 bcr Iuf5ug5 4. Carp, bic t>orfpringenbe (Scfo 
 om obcrn ©nbc (J)opfe) bc§ ^ufboljcS an 
 cincr (S(bneibcbanf5 5. (—head), Skip-h. 
 bcr ©(biffsfcbnabcl (ba^SBorbcrtbeil, bie 'Jiafc 
 beS ®(bitfcS), ba§ ©allien, — iron, vid. 
 Bickern. [Her. He Bot. gcfcbndbclt. 
 
 Bea'ked [ob.bekt], p.a. f(bnabclf6rmig,fpi§ig? 
 
 Bea'k?r, s. bcr Sctbcr j bad potpourri. 
 
 Bea'king, p. s. Sport. btt§ ^cflbaltcn mit bem 
 <S(bnabcl, ^nfd^ndbcln (bcim ^al;ngcfc(bte). 
 
 Beal, s. l.bicaSeulc, ba§@cf(bn3ur^ bic^innc, 
 ©latter, bad ©Iddi^cnj 2. 93cal (Wl-n.). 
 
 To Beal, v.n. fcbwdrcn, citcrn. 
 
 Beam, s. 1. Carp, bcr |)auptbalfcn j iber^.: 
 aSalfen , Untcrbalfen , bic B6)Todlt 5 bcr 
 a?aum, ^ebcbaum, baSSSalfcnrocrfj 2. bet 
 aSagcbalfcnj fig- bic SBage^ 3. iVeav, 
 bcr 3cugbaum, SKcbcrbaumj 4. bcr^flug* 
 boum? .5. bic2)ci(bfcl5 6. 5port.bie®tangc 
 
Beam 
 
 90 
 
 Bear 
 
 (am ^irfd^geroei^) j T. bie Sdut^e (am QCnf er;, 
 8. Met. ber Btta^l, Sid^tflro^t, ^euerflrci 
 fen, bic geucrfdule (am^immel)? qm. pi 
 comp-s. b-s of the sun, ©onnenj^rQ^lenj b-s 
 of a comet, l)er SSart, ©c^rocif eitte§ ^ome= 
 ten? draw (or wind) beam, feerSBcnDclbttUm 
 ((5tn>a§ bttmit umjul^rc^cn)} —of a bell, bcr 
 SBcUbaum om®lotfcnflu^lcj Afar-*, b-s, pi 
 feieSccfbalfcnj right on the beam, re(J^t »on 
 ber ©eitc, vw/g:. broarS ab (i. e. nod^ ber Sftit^* 
 tung bes mittclflen SSalfenS) 5 the ship is on 
 her — ends, bttS ©c^iff Ucgt (gttnO oufber 
 @eitc5 —board, bie ^oljcrne SBagfdjale, 
 
 — compasses, berStangenjirFel, —feathers, 
 (ob. b-s). Sport, bie ©(i^roungfebcrn ber 
 Olauboogel (bef. ber§alfen)5 (white) -tree 
 Bot. ber 5!)ie^lbcerbttum, SBeifborn. 
 
 To Beam, v. I. n. ftrtt^lcn j II. a. ©fra^Iett 
 roerfen. 
 
 Bea'ming?, pi. fig* TC^nungen, H^ aUmd^= 
 lige (geiflige) ©rfcnnen (einer <Sa(^c) j (aucb 
 tm sitig.). 
 
 Beam'l^ss, adj. 1. ftra^lenloSj 2.;?g-. matt. 
 
 Bea'my, adj. 1. flra^Ienb) 2. fig. baumfc^nser, 
 (j. S5. eine baumfd^roercganje), 3. 5porf. 
 mit ©ewci^cn oerfe^cn, gc^6rnt. 
 
 Bean, s. Bot. bic SSo^nej comp. —caper, bie 
 aj-nfaper, —cod, 1. bie S-n^ulfe 5 2. ein 
 ^ifi^er* Ob. fiot^fenboot in Portugal, —flat, 
 ba§a5-nfelb) —goose, Orn. bieS-nganS, 
 @aatgan§5 —mouse, Zool. bie grofe ^elb= 
 mau&, SBalbmau&j —shot, SS-ngronalien; 
 (gef(bmolsene&) ^upfcr, btt& ficb in ^eipem 
 SBaffer granulirt, ju SJfeffingbra^t benu^t, 
 —stack, ber 58-nf(^ober, SS-nfe^m, Bot-s. 
 
 — tree, ber 95-nbaum, bic aSaumbo^ne, 
 
 — trefoil, ber eigcntli(i)e 95-nbaum, SQtifuS j 
 
 — tressel, btt§ S-nfraut, lik ©aturei. 
 
 To Beir, v. ir. I. a. 1. tragcn, unterftu|en, ^al= 
 ten) 2. fit^ren, 3. bringen, iiberbringen, 
 
 4. auS^alten, Iciben, (er)bulben, crtragen, 
 
 5. fig. erieben (j. 33. Lit. eint ^uflagc) 5 
 e.^ercorbringen? gebaren^ f(bn)angcr(trdi= 
 tig) fein mit ... , T. (an fwb) ^abcn ((S>malt, 
 t^ttli(^f eit, :c.), tragen, fu^ren (ein ©otum, 
 2C.)5 8. ^cgen (®roU, Siebe, 2c.), untcrf)al= 
 tcn^ to — one's self, Tic^ betragen, fi(l(> bc= 
 nc^men, ver^alteni to — one's self upon..., 
 pra^Ien mit . . .5 to — a body. Paint. %axU, 
 ®runb batten (oon ^arben) 5 paper that b-s 
 ink, papier, ba8 nicbt bur(]^fildgt5 to — a 
 price, gclten, f often, renbiren? to — an of- 
 fice, ein Tfmt terroalten^ to — in mind, fi(b 
 (einer ©a Ae) ooUfommen bemupt fcini hc= 
 benfen, fi^ erinnernj to — (one) company, 
 (einem) ©efcUfd^aft leiften, to - testimony, 
 
 to — witne««, 3eugnip ablcgcn, jcugen, 3cugc 
 fein J to — (upon; one hard, ©incn ^art be* 
 ^anbcln, flrengc mit i^m \>crfa^rcn j to — all 
 before one, ficb iibcr "KUci ^inn)cgfc|cn > 
 to — sea, ©cc ^altcn, —a hand, Mar. frifd) 
 ju! friftbauf! riiljrteud^! ^urtig! U.it. 
 1. tragcn, bulben, 2C.5 2. licgcn, gclcgcn fcinj 
 3. fcgein, trcibcn, 2c. 5 to bring to—, gc* 
 lingen maibcn, ausfii^rcn, su Btantic brin* 
 gen, the ship b-s, ba& ©^iff gcl)tsutief5 
 to — away, (n.) bat>bn gcljcn, bic %lvi6)t cr* 
 grcifcnj baoon fcgein, to — back, (7i.)5urutf«: 
 trcibcn, to — down, (a.) 1. nicbcrlaffcn, 
 niebcrfenfcnj 2. nicbcrbriicfcn (au(b fig-)* 
 nicbcrreipcn,nicbcrftur5cn5 (n.) l.ficbfcnfen, 
 nicbcrfinf en j 2. ticf tragcn (i>on ©djicpgc= 
 rocljrcn)} 3. prcffcn (in ben ©cburt^rocbcn) 5 
 to — forward, t^orn)drt§ trcibcn (5. S. cine 
 ^erbe)5 Ma?-*, to — in with the harbour, 
 gcrabe auf ben 4>tifcn jufcgcln, cinlaufcnj 
 to — off, (a.) 1. racgfiibrcn, cntfii^rcnj 2. ju* 
 riirfljaltcn, abrocnben, auSparircn j (n.) torn 
 aSinbe abfcgcln, >?om Sanbe abfaljrcn, ob* 
 fiopen, in©ccficd)cn5 to — on, (a.) antrci* 
 beni to — on, or upon, (n.) auf etroacJ lic^ 
 gen, ficb auf etwad jl:u^cn, le^ncn, rubcnj 
 to — out, (a.) unterfiiiicn, Jjcrtrctcn, i^er- 
 t^cibigenj (»•) Arch. l)ervorrogen, torfprin- 
 gcn5 ^crau&fa^ren, —up the helm! Mar. 
 laft ba§ ©d^iff me^r mit bcm SBinbe gct)n! 
 to — up, (a.) tragcn, Ijaltcn, untcrfbu^en 5 
 (n.) 1. au§bulbcn, au§t)arrcn j 2. ficl^ cmpor* 
 ^cben, empor fommcnj to — up ag.iin8t, 
 fi(b roibcrfc^cn, roibcrj^rcbeni to — up to 
 one another, \i6) cinanbcr ndbcrn; Mars. 
 to — up before the wind, j>or bcm SBinbC 
 ^in fegcln j to — up to a ship, auf ein ©d^iff 
 ab^altcn, jufcgclnj to — upon, trcibcn, 
 briicfen auf... j sidcn auf .... 
 Bedr, *. 1. bcrffidrj she—, bic 58 or inn 5 2. 
 Mar. cine 5)laf(binc sum 9lcinigcn be$ ^cr* 
 beefs 5 3. Ast. the greater and the lesser — , 
 ber grof e u. ber Heine a3dr (aucb ursa major 
 and u. minor; 4. Com. cant, (an bcr©t0Ct= 
 aSorfc 5u Sonbon, im ©cgcnf. i\ Bull), ber 
 7rcticnfpieler,©torfdrcitcr, vj//g.gu(bfcr, ber 
 in ^onbS auf ba§ gallcn fpcculirt (inbcm cr 
 au§ na(bt()ciligcn @crud)tcn ben Qo\iv6 ber 
 ^cticn ju ernicbrigen fud^t), otjnc jcbcc^ bic 
 ^itttl ju beft^cn, bic ^apierc, auf bcren 
 (§our§ cr fpcculirt, Iicfcrnsut6nncn5 baljcr: 
 to sell a — , Tfcticn, 2C. an ber Scrfc terfau= 
 fen, bie man nid^t i^ati comp. foot b-« (c 
 rope) b-s, 3ottelmattcn, ^aulmatlcn, ©rcc(» 
 mattcnj —baiting, bic asdrcntjc^c; Bot-s 
 — barley, bic ticlsciligc SBintcrgcrflc i — 
 
Bear 
 
 91 
 
 Beat 
 
 berry, 1. bxe SScrberi^C (md. Bar-berry)^ 
 2. bie S8-entraube5 —bind, bic aS-rointje, 
 
 — cloth, v/d. Bearing-c. ; — 's-breech, Bot 
 Me aS-enHau, — 's cab, cin junger SSarj 
 
 — dog, bcr aSulIenbeiperj 5ot-j. — 's-ear 
 baS35-en6^rIein,bie^urifeIj — 's earsanicle, 
 bcr Sdrfanifcl, —fly, £nf. bie S-cnfliege: 
 Bot-s. — 's-foot, 1. bie aS-enHttU, (uid.Bear's- 
 breech); 2. bie fiinfenbe 3^icgrourj5 — 'i 
 garlic, ber SS-cnlaud^) —herd, berSS-cn 
 rodrter, S-eri^uter; —skin, eine beroielen 
 Senennungcn be§6ttlmurf§j —skins. Com. 
 (f(^h)Qrjc) aS-cnfcUej —ward, roic— herd; 
 
 — whelp, bog Sunge eineS SSdren i — worms, 
 /'>*«. SSdrraupen (be^adrtc ®d^mcttcrling^= 
 raupen)} — 's wort, Bot, 1. bic SSdrrourj^ 
 2. ber |)aQrflrQng. [ju crtragen. 
 
 Bei'rable, adj. 1. trttgbarj 2. fig. crtrdglid^; 
 
 Bei'rance, s. Mecli. ber ©tii^punft. 
 
 Beard, s. 1. bcr Stttt^ 2. fio^ ber aSart, bic 
 ©rannen (am ©etreibc), bie furjcn ^aarc 
 am asiumenfelc^, ob. bcr SS-f rone j bic(3aft= 
 fdben an mel)rcren3n&arten) bic3a[ern (an 
 SBurjeln, :c.) J 3, ZooZ. ber SSart (©c^roeif) 
 ber ICuj^ern unb met)rcrer anbcrn djlufc^cln 
 Ui ^artfdben (am *^aule ocrfd). ^if(^c)j 
 
 4. bie SSiber^afen (an cinem ^feil, :c.)4 
 
 5. ber ©djroeif (eineS ^omctcn), k.j to 
 one's— , /am. in'd ©eftd^t, jum Zvo^i —of 
 a horse, Ma/». ber Sdavt, baS Untcrmaul 
 (cineS ^ferbc&)j —of a letter, 7 vp. ber 
 Sart am ©c^riftfegelj Bot-s. the old 
 man's — , bie brcnnenbe SBalbrebej Jupi- 
 ter's-, ber ^upiterbartj — gage, 2'i/p. ba§ 
 Suflonumj —grass, Bot. ba§ SSartgraSj 
 — manica, Orn. ber fpi^bdrtigc Sangft^roanj 
 (eine lixt ?Kei[e). 
 
 To Beard, v. a. 1. bci bcm SSarte supfen/ i^aus 
 f«n5 2. fcberenj 3. Carp. (SSau^olj) biinner 
 ^auenj 4. T-s. to — cloth, Zui fc^crcn ob. 
 bdrteln^ to — wool, bie.^opf= u. ^al^moUe 
 T)om ^lie^e abfonbernj to — off metals, Wi= 
 talle bef^rotenj 5. to — one, ^ig-. (5inem 
 3^ro^ hkttn, ©incn beleibigen, reijen. 
 
 Bear'ded, adj. bdrtig; flad^elig^ a — arrow, 
 eift ^feil mit SBiber^aJen, —away, Carp. 
 bunncr ge^auen? —grain, ©etreibe (9log= 
 gen, ®erfle) mitOrannenj —loach, Ich. bie 
 ©(^mcrle, —wheat, Bo^ ber SinMroeijen, 
 (Spelt, ©pels. 
 
 Beardless, I. adj. 1. unbdrtig, bartloS, 2. fig. 
 jugcnbUd), II. — ness, s. 1. bie SSartlortg- 
 feit, 2. j?g. bie 3ugenbli(i^f eit. 
 
 Bear'dlng, p.pr. o. To Beard; —piece of the 
 rudder, Ship-b. ber Sfluberpfoflen. 
 
 BeA'r?r, 5-. 1. ber Srager fibcr^, j Scii^entrds 
 
 gcr j 2. Arch. berSrdger (einc^fofte, (Sdule 
 Ob. 5JIaucr jur <Stu§ung eincs a5alfen§)| 
 
 3. 2yp. bcr Golumnentrdger , Srdger am 
 Sld^md^en, ba§ ©dufc^c^cn, bie Unterlagej 
 
 4. Her. ber ©(bilb^alter, 5. Hort. ber trag* 
 bare ob. frud^tbare aSaum j 6. (— of a letter, 
 &c.) ber Ueberbringcr (eineS I8ricfc§, :c.) ^ 
 —of a bill (of exchange). Com. bcr 8Bed^felin» 
 ^abcr, ^rdfentant,aSorseiger (in®-beutf(il.), 
 bcr (Sractor 5 pL b-s of a tree, bic Sragjnjeigc 
 (frud^ttragenbcn 3-) an cinem 35aume. 
 
 Bei'rjng, p. s. & a. 1. ba§ Sragcn, :c. , tra* 
 genb, :c. (vid. To Bear) ; 2. bie Sage, ©tel« 
 lung,ber®ang,bic^altung,?»iiene5 3. Her, 
 ba& SBapcnbilb, ^auptftgur eine§ SBapcnSs 
 4. Arch, ber 9taum jmifc^en ben imi @tu^s 
 punften eineS SalBcnS; —at length, »cnn 
 \i6) bie (Stiilpunftc an beiben ©nbcn befin* 
 ben? the — out, bcr ^erporfpringenbc S^cil 
 (aneinem®ebdube)j 5. Naut-s. —of the 
 land, bie Sage (^o^c) bc& 2anbc§, in ^n* 
 fe^ung bc§ <Sci)iffe§ ob. cineS anbcrn ®cgen« 
 flanbeSj to take the b-s, bie ©cgenb auf* 
 fud^en, bicTfuSmefi'ung netjmcnj 6. b-s, pi, 
 Mech. baS ^apfenlager 5 Corns. — date . . ., 
 de^atoi —(the) weight, collwic^tig fcienbj 
 —interest, SntercfTen tragenb 5 comp. —buds, 
 Hort. SragfnoSpcn, Sragaugen, —claws. 
 Sport, bic SSorbcrjeljen eines .kampf^a^* 
 nedj —cloth, Ecc. bcr Saufmantcl, ba& 
 SaufFleib. 
 
 Bei'rish, adj. bdrcndi)nli(^, bdrenljttft, plump. 
 
 Bea's^l, s. vid. Bezii. 
 
 Beasoni, s. ber Sefcn, vid. Besom. 
 
 Beast, s. 1. ba& Zl^icv, SSie^i 2. fig. ber 
 niebrige, ro^c 9)?cnfd^j — of burden, ba§ 
 Saflt^icr, 3. Sports, beasts of chase, jagb* 
 bare Sl)iere) —of the forest (or — of ve- 
 nery), SBalbt^ierc j — and fowls of the 
 warren, ^eget^ierC) Gams. 4. ba§ Sabct 
 (^artenfpiel) j 5. bie mu (bcr (Sinfa^ beS 
 ^erlicrenbcn). 
 
 To Beast, v. n. Gam. labet ober bete rocrben. 
 
 Beas'tial [— 'tshalj, adj. Pie^ifd), unperniinftig. 
 
 Beas'tings, s. vid. Biestings. [ro^. 
 
 Beas'tish, Beast'llke, adj. tl)ierifd), ciel)ifd^, 
 
 Beast'ljness, s. ba$ Pie^ifd()e SBefen, unoer* 
 nunftigc Setragen. 
 
 Beast'ly, adj. &. adv. 1. t()icrifd)i »ie^if(^J 
 2. fig. unfldt^ig, rol), brutal. 
 
 To Beat. v. irr. I. a. 1. gen. fd^Iagen^ (bannauA J 
 ®olb, bie Srommcl, ben ^einb, Soct, 2c.) i 
 2. flo^en, flompfen, poteen, jerflofen, jer» 
 bre(i)en i 3. (auf bic SSu^e) fd^lagcn, um SBilb 
 aufjujlobcrn i 4. brefd^cn, 5. bejiegcnj ubcr* 
 treffcn 3 6. Mux. beglciten (mit bcr ©timmc)5 
 
Beat 
 
 92 
 
 Beau 
 
 MZ-5. to — (an) alarm , Sann fdjlogen, to; 
 — a charge, jur Ifttofe blofen, sum Sturm= 
 loufen ^6}lQ%tn, to - the troop, jur ^a^ne 
 fd^Iagen? to — a parley, bie Tfnfunft einee 
 ^parlamentdrS (t5ur(^ Srompetc cb. Srom^ 
 meO fignaliftrcn, <Sc^amabe f^Iogenj to- 
 the way, i)en SBeg bo^nen , niebertres 
 fen, to — the wing, flattem, to — the 
 field, to — abroad, (n.) fig. ba& ^clt) 
 t)ur(]|>flrei(^en (bcf. beim Sogen), auf Den 
 5Cn|ianb ge^en 5 to - the dust, Man. rocnig 
 aSoben net)men3 to -the hoof,su^uf ge^en, 
 to — the air, ftd^ cergcbli(t> bemiil)en5 II. n. 
 
 1. f(]^lQgen (»om ^erjen, 2c.) ? 2. fturmen, 
 roiit^en (©on DemSBinbe, Der 2eiDenf(3^aft, 2C.)j 
 
 3. onHopfenj 4. bewcgt fein^ [(^roonfcni 
 5. nid)t roiffen, n)ot)tn man fi<^ wenben foil 
 (bef. i)on Qufgejagtcm SBilt)e)j 6. Spo?t. 
 ft^reien (wic ein 5pafe sur SSrunfljcit), (or 
 tap), trommein 5 T. Mar. laoiren, 8. 2yp. 
 auftrogcn (Die ^orbe). Mils, the drum 
 beats, DieSrommel ge^tj the general beats, 
 ber ©eneralmarfc^ roirD gefd()Iagcn 5 to — to 
 arms, p DenSKaffen f(J)lQgen (vid. General); 
 to — about, (a.) 1. 1)crumrut)ren5 2. um^cr* 
 treiben, (n.) 1. Afar, um^erfrcujcn, Iaoi= 
 rcn5 2.^g. ri(]^ bemu^en, forffi^enj (—for, 
 QUffud()en)) to — one's head about (with) a 
 thing, (a.) fid^ fiber (mit)etma8 Den ,S:opf 5er= 
 bre(^en 5 to — back, (a.) jururffd^Iagen, ab= 
 f<^lQgcn, surficftreibcnj to — down, (a.) 1. 
 nicberft^logcn, nieberreif en 5 2. niebcrbugein 5 
 3.^g. entfroften, ^^xoa6)tn, mut^IoS ma(^en 3 
 
 4. Com. (bcn^reis) ^erobfe^en obcr iDcrmin= 
 bcm, Qb^anbeln, roeniger bieten 5 nieberbru!' 
 fen (ben ^reiS), to — down, or up and 
 down, («.) Sport, balb bie eine, bolb bie an= 
 bere Sftid)tung im Souf einfc^Iagen j to — in, 
 (a. k ri.) (into) t)ineinf(i)Iogen, treiben, ob. 
 flofen, einfd^Iogen? to— into, (aOeinblauen? 
 to — off, (a.) 1. jun't(ffc(>lagen, Qbfd^logcnj 
 
 2. 7'?//). abflopfen, abHotfc^en? to — on (a 
 subject), (n.) griibein, bruten ubcr (einen 
 (Segenfianb), to — out, (a.) 1. au&f(^Iagcn, 
 auSbrefd^enj 2. breit unb bfinn [(blagen, 
 
 3. Bra.v. auStiefen, ^erauStreiben 5 4. ./tg. 
 Qbbringcn, qu§ . . . bringcn 5 to — one out 
 of countenance, Ginen Qu5 ber^afung brin^ 
 gen, »erblfi|fen 5 to — out, (n.) Mar. »inb= 
 rodrts gel)en (fegein), lotjiren? to — over, (n.) 
 fein^fipfcn 5 ^ingaloppiren, burdjfliegcn, ^in= 
 ff^roebcn, to — up. (a.) l.quirlen^ Mils. 
 2. (jufommen) trommein 5 3. cngreifcn, be* 
 jWrmen, (n.) to — up for recruits, roerbcn, 
 Quf SBcrbung fein 5 to — upon, (n.) auf et* 
 iDa§ lo&flurmen 5 (a.) fig. finfc^arfenj Man-x. 
 
 to — upon a walk, (n.) p Furj tictcn J to - 
 upon the hand, (o.) mit bcm ,ffopfc fd^ncl* 
 len (roerfen). 
 
 Beat, .V. I. sing. 1 . ber @(l)lag 5 Mw*-*. 2. ber 
 Saftfd^lagj 3. ber SSorfd^lagj 4. Tfrn. bie 
 {Runbe, ^atrolcber3tad()tn)d(l^ter5 5. Sport, 
 ba&^lopfjogen) 6. Man. ber unregclmd^ige 
 ®ang ber ^ferbej II. 2^^. b-s, Horl. bie 
 ©(^roingung&fd^ldge ( ciner U^r) j — and 
 turns, Mns. SJJorbcnten unb ©oppclfd^ldgc. 
 
 Beat, pret. &. p. p. t». To Beat. 
 
 Bea'ten, p.p. t». To Beat & a. gefdjlagenj 
 fig. abgcbrofdjen 5 a — road, ein bctrctencr 
 (gebat)ntcr) SBegj an old — soldier, >tg. ein 
 alter »erfud^ter ©olbatj — corn, i>om |>agcf 
 niebergefd^lagcneS (Setrcibe. 
 
 Bea'ter, s. 1. bcr (Sd()ldger5 Sports, 2. bcr 
 Sreibcr, 3. diner, ber (jagenb) bur(^ ^elb 
 u. SBalb (birfd^t) ftreift, (a — up), bcr auf 
 tiic Sreibjagb ge^t, Ts. 4. bcr ©(j^ldgel, 
 ©to^cl, bie ©tompfe, 5. bie ^anbramme, 
 Sungfcr (ber ©tcinfc^er), 6. bie ^rucfi 
 (SumUmru^rcnbe§,ffaIf§)5 7. bie 9}?6rfcr. 
 fcule^ 8. bcr SSuc^brucferbaUen 5 9. tia^ ^o» 
 lirljolj sum Gildtten beS 3inne8 (bci ben Sr^ 
 gclbaucrn), 10. bcrgolicnfd^ldger^ 11. bcr 
 3:i)ontreter,2et)mtretcr(in3icgelbrennereien). 
 
 Beatifical, Beatiif jc, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. 
 felig ma(!^enb, felig5 —vision, bie Ijimmlifdjc 
 Tfnfd^auung. 
 
 Beatjfica'tion, s. Ecc. 1. Ue ©eligfprc^ung ? 
 2. Ut funflli(l()e :^ert>orbringung eincS ^ci= 
 ligcnfdjeincS. 
 
 ToBea'tjfy, v. a. 1. fcIig mac^en^ 2. Ecc. 
 felig fpred)en (opp. l)cilig fprecien). 
 
 Bea'tjng, s. 1. ba§ ©(^lagen, ,R:lopfen5 2. ba? 
 5Bre^en beS^lad)fc§ u. |)anfcS5 3. Frint. 
 baSluftragcn (bcr (S(^»dr5e)5 4. Sport. 
 ba§ ©cfd^rei ber |)afen unb ^anintbcn in bcr 
 58runfijcit5 ba§ Xrommelnj —horse, bof 
 ©efteU (bcr SSotf) s«m ^usHopfcn ber ^lci= 
 bcr, — mill , Meclu bie ©tampffalanbcr 
 (beim Scinnjonb bleid)en). [(Bcligmod^ung. 
 
 Beat'itude, *. 1. bic (®liirfs)Bcligfcit^ 2. tii 
 
 Be'atrifce, (-ix), s. SScotrix (^-n.). 
 
 Bean [bo], s. (fran^.p^ beans ob. beaux, qv.) 
 1. ber ®tu$er, golantc^errj 2. bcrSour= 
 marker, comp. — ideal, ba& Urbilb be?. 
 ©d)6ncn5 — raonde (bo-mond'), bic fcinc 
 ([d)6nc) SBclt. [tif(i>. 
 
 Beau'fet [bo'-fet], s. ber©^enftif(^, (Srcbens= 
 
 Beau'ish [bo'-jsh], adj. flu|ermdpig. 
 
 Beau'teous [bu'tjun, Sm. &c. ; bu'tshjus, W.), 
 I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ftbon. III. — ness, *- 
 bic (S(^6n^cit. 
 
 Bean'tifter [bu'— ], s. bcr SBerf(^6ncrer. 
 
Beau 
 
 93 
 
 Bed 
 
 Beau'tjful [bu'— ], I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. [(J^onj 
 
 ni. — ness, s. bie ^d)6nl)dt. 
 To Beau'tjfy [bu'— ], v. I. a, oerfd)6ncrn, auSs 
 
 fd^mudfeii) II. n. jld^ ocrfc^onern. 
 Beau'tiless [bu'— ], adj. unidfdnhav, ^dplid^. 
 Beau'ty[bu'-tj], J. l.UtBd)6n^eiU 2.l)ie(f^6ne 
 
 rocibi. pcrfon) ©d^one, —spot, ta& ©(i6n= 
 
 pfldfterc^cn, (S^minfpfld|lcrd()cnj — water, 
 
 ia6 (2d)6n^eitgn>aiTer, ©d^minfroaffer. 
 Beaux [boz], (frong.) pi. X>. Beau, qv. 
 Bea'ver, s. 1. Der fQiUv, (Saflorj 2. (-hat); 
 
 bcr (SQftyr^ut5 3. berSturm^uti baS SSiftr 
 
 (am |)dme) 5 4. boS SSe§perbrob 5 vid. Bever ; 
 
 Com-*. — coating, Siber ju UberrodEcnj 
 
 — 's cods, aS-geilcnj —eaters, SJielfrttffcHe, 
 
 Sflofomttf en j —skins, ^B-fellej —tree, Bot. 
 
 berS-baum. [e. ^clmc, geiclmt. 
 
 Bea'vered, adj. 1. mit e. Sa^or^UtCJ 2. mit 
 Beav?rteen', s. Com. tin baumiDoUencr ©toff, 
 
 mand^fflerartig gcarb eitet. 
 Bea'vjs, s. (5Df-n), abbr. r>. Bellovesus. 
 Bea'vy, s. vid. Bevy. 
 To Bea'zel, v.n. vid. To Bezzle. 
 Bea'zjl, s. vid. Bezel. 
 To Bebleed' , To BeblOod', To Beblood'y 
 
 [— blud'-], V. a. mit Sdlut beflcrfcn. 
 Becabiing'?, s. Bot. bie 95ad()bungc. 
 Becafl'cD, s. Orn. ber ^eigenfreffer. 
 To Becalm' [—cam'], v. a. flillcn, befdnftigcn, 
 
 bcrul)igen) to — a ship. Mar. tin <S4>iff bc= 
 
 falmcn j Sea, to be b-ed, »on einer SBinb* 
 
 ftiUeuberfttUcnracrbcn) the wind has b-ed, 
 
 ber SBinb ifl wau (b. t. jHa). 
 Becalm'ing, p. *. baS ©tillen, SBefdnftigen ; 
 
 Sea. tiit SBinbflitte. 
 Became', pret. 0. To Become, [um ... WiHen. 
 Because', I. conj. miU H. — of, prep, mcgen, 
 Beccafi'co, Beccafi'go, s. uid. Becafico. 
 To Becharm', v. a. (bur^ ditiit) cinnc^men, 
 
 feffeln. [(rid. b. u. Pectorals). 
 
 Be'chics, * pi. Med. ^litttl gegen ben^uftenj 
 Beck, 8. 1. ber SBinf, ba§ ^opfnicfen, 2. 
 
 vid. Becky; 3. 4^ &, provinc. ber S5ad^. 
 To Beck, To Beck'on, v. I. n. (mit bem ^opfe 
 
 Ob. ber |)anb) rainipen, nicfen (mit to) ; II. a. 
 
 burc^ ^opfnic!en, :c. rufen, loefen. 
 Beck'et, s. bie geffel {an ben ©einen ber ^a= 
 
 meele, 2c.)5 —of a block. Mar. ber |)un8s 
 
 for (i)unb8fot) einef ©locfS. 
 Beck'ets, s. pi. Mar. ^afen u. SBanbe, um 
 
 laufenbeS SauroerF, Sfluber, ©parren, k. auf= 
 
 ju^dngen (aufgufnebeln). 
 Beck'on, .v. & v. vid. Beck. 
 Beck'y, s. (g-n.) a66r. o. Rebecca. 
 To Becloud', u. a. lit. kfig. ummSIfen, um= 
 
 iDfiftern, umnebein, oerbunMn. ' 
 
 To Become', v. ir. I. n. loerbcnj II. a. 1. ft(^ 
 (einer <Sa(ic gcmdp) bctragcnj 2. gcjicmen, 
 onfte^en? flel^en, flciben. 
 
 Bec6me', p.p. t)on To Become. 
 
 jBecom'ing, I. p. *. baSSBerbenj ba5SBo^l= 
 
 I anfte^en, ©ejiemen, II. p. a.; III. — ly, adv. 
 
 I onfldnbig, gejiemenbj njo^lanfteljenb, IV. 
 
 j —ness, s. ber !2Cnftanb, bie B6}ikii(i)Uit. 
 
 Bed, s. 1. basasctt^ 2. baS^Iuf bett,etrombettj 
 3. bag JBeet5 4. bag Soger, bie Sage, ©d^it^t 
 (bef. Geol.') 5 5. Bot. bie ^o^Ic in ber |)iilfe, 
 TOorin bQ& ©Qmenforn liegt, 6. bie JBettung i 
 7. Sport. ba§ Soger eineS Sfle^e§ j 8. ^g-. bie 
 (Sd^loffldttc , SBot)nung, ^crberge, Gl^ej 
 T-s. 9. ber Sobenftcin (vid.Bedder); 10. bie 
 Saffettenroanb , €fltt|lban! ciner ^anone j 
 Afar-*, —of the bowsprit, bic ©telle bc§ 
 aSugfprietS, no fid^ ber gropte ©urd^mcjfer 
 bcffelbcn bcfinbet5 ber ^opf bc§ S5or|teoenS, 
 worauf boS 95ugfpriet ru^tj — of a mortar, 
 Gun. bie 3apfenlagcr ciner SJforfcrlQjfettcj 
 
 — of stone, "bit ©teinbettungj —of the rails, 
 R-w. ba& ©(^ienenbcttj —of state, bag^a* 
 rabebett, —of honours, bag 95. ber@^re, 
 ©df)la(^tfclb3 —of death, ba§ ©tcrbcbcttj 
 
 — of ease, baS Olu^ebett, ^QUlbettj —of 
 snakes, cin 5^efl junger ©(^langenj to lay 
 herrings, kc. in b-s, 4>dringe, 2C. ft^id^tcn^ 
 
 — and bedding, aSettfieUc u. (^Cbcrs)35ctt5 
 
 — and board, Sifd^ u. ?Sttt (vid. Separation); 
 to take to—, bettldgerig werben, fi(t) Icgen? 
 fig. to bring to — . cine grau entbinbcn 5 of 
 the second — , jrocitcr (5l)e5 cowip. bride—; 
 canopy— ; flock—, ice. vid. in B., C, F., &c^- 
 — bug,£/jf.bieSBanse5 — castors, S-roHcn, 
 
 — chair, ber SS-flu^I fiir ^ranf e 5 — chamber, 
 bog ©rf)lQfsimmer, ©-gcmad^, bieS-fammer, 
 —clothes, pi. bas S-scug (i. €. ®c(fen u. 
 Sxid^cr, fiir bic Sc^tcrcn and) —linen) ; — Cs) 
 feet, bQ§ gupcnbc bc§ a5ette§5 -fellow, 
 (—mate), bcr ©dfjlafcamcrob, 95-genop) fig. 
 ^JcrscnSfreunb, —hangings, ber3cugsu93-s 
 X)or^dngen ( — courtains ) ; bie SSor^dnge 
 felbflj -Cs) head, baS ^opfcnbc bes 95et= 
 teg 5 —hooks, Ul)r^af en, sum ^uf^ngen ber 
 U^r anbic®arbinen5 —maker, bie a3-ma= 
 d^erinn, 9J-frou (auf ben engl. Unioerfitdtcn)} 
 
 — mate, vid. —fellow; —moulding, Arch. 
 bag ^arniepj —pan, bic aS-wdrmflofdijei 
 
 — plates, pi. bog ©tou^olS) —post, bic aS-= 
 fdule, 95-pfofte, berSS-floUen, — presser, ber 
 Sangfd^Idfer, ^oulenjerj —rid, or— ridden, 
 bettldgerig, —roll, vid. Bead-roll, —room, 
 bog ©d^Ittfsimmer, —screw covers (or- 
 eads), ,Kttppcn sur aSebecfung ber 95-f4>rau* 
 bcuj —side, ber aS-gang, at the— side 
 
Bed 
 
 94 
 
 Beet 
 
 omaScttCj -staff, bicaSettleiflc, l)a8(Seitcn= 
 ft&di —stead, i)ie aS-ftcUej our Lady's — 
 •traw, Bot. unfrer Ziehen graucn SB-ftroI) 5 
 —studs, 95-nttgeIj — swerver, ber 6Ttra=; 
 fidnger, (S^ebred^er, bie e^ebred^erinn 3 
 table, Der a3-tifc() fiir ^ranfe, — tick, t>ic| 
 Sd-iii6)Co —work, fig. Me leid()tc Arbeit} — 
 wrench, ein ©d^liiffel ju ben SS-fdjraubcn. 
 
 To Bed, V. I. o. Limit ciner^erfon) juSBette 
 ge^enj ju SdetU bringen, in ba§ ?3ttt legenj 
 2. jurccbt legen, bctten (bcf gl. 00m {)ftot^= 
 iDili)), 3. (Pflanjen, 2C.) in t>ie drbe legen 5 
 einfdcn, pflanjen, oerftecfen, »erbergen (j. SB. 
 »ic gifd^e, in einer Uferban!, im <Bant), :c.)5 
 4. fd^itbtroeife legen, fcbifbtenj 5. nict)crf(bla= 
 gen (njie SBinb ob. ^ogcl ba§ ®etrcibc)5 6. 
 Tt/p. bic frifd^gebrucften ©ogen bcfcbroercn,! 
 II. n. (mit with) einer ^erfon bein>ol)ncn, ficj 
 befdi^Iafcn. [fd^rauscn.i 
 
 ToBedab'ble, v. a. bene^en, befpri^en, bc=j 
 
 To Bedash', v. a. befpri^en, bene^en. 
 
 ToBedaob', To Bedawb', v. a. befubcln, bc^j 
 
 To Bedaz'zle, v. a. btcnben. [[(bmiercn.! 
 
 Bed'd^r, Bedet'tgr, s. Mill, ber SSobcnftcin 
 (unterc ?»JubIenftein). i 
 
 Bed'ding, p. s. 1. vid. To Bed; 2. baS Sett= 
 Seug, ®ehctt, bieSSetten, 3. bie ©trcu fiir 
 bttS iSie^) —moulding, vid. Bed-moulding. 
 
 Bede, s. SSeba, 95eta (5iK-n). 
 
 To Bedead', v. a. betduben, cntfrdften. 
 
 To Bedeck', v. a. fd^miirfen, sieren 
 
 Be'del, s. bcf. S)rt^ogr. ». Beadle, qv. 
 
 Be'd?lry, s. btt§ SSiertel, bQ§ (ber ^reis, ben) 
 cin beadle ju beforgen ^at. 
 
 Bedet'ter, s. Mill. vid. Bedder. [ten, benc^en. 
 
 ToBedew'[— du'],u.a.betbaucn,gelinbebefeu(b= 
 
 Bedew'^r, [— du'— ], s. ba§ 95etl)auenbc. 
 
 To Bedifm', v. a. oerbunfeln, ccrfinftern. 
 
 Bed'lam, I. *. (cor. x>. Bethlehem) 1. SSeblam 
 (baS SrrenbauS in Sonbon) 5 figs. 2. ba8 
 SoUbauS, ein Srt beg TfufrubrS 5 3. ber ZoU' 
 l^fiuSler, II. adj. 5u einem S^oUb^ufe ge^firig, 
 bcffen roiirbig 5 raa^nfiinnig. 
 
 Bed'lamite, 6-. ber SBeblamit, SBabnfinnige, 
 SlQfenbe, SoUbduSler. 
 
 Bedouin^', Bedoweens' [bedwinz', beduinz', 
 bedpinz'], s. pL bic SSebuinen. 
 
 To Bedrench', v. a. burd^roaJTern, trdnfen, be= 
 feu(bten, anfeut^ten. [flecfig maien. 
 
 ToBedrop', v.a.l. betraufelnj 2 bcflecfen, 
 
 To Bediing', v. a. 1. mit ®ung bebecCen, bun* 
 gen 5 2. fig. bef(bmujen, befubeln. 
 
 ToBedust', v. a. 1. flaubig mo(ben, mit ©taub 
 beberfen, beflfiuben? 2.fig.viiig. ausprugcln. 
 
 Bed'waird, adv. bettwdrtd, nttd^ bem SdttU, ju 
 Sdettti jura aSrtte ob. ®(blafen geneigt. 
 
 To Bedwarf, v. a. Hort. &fig. gwcrgortig, 
 ober ficin mad()en, am SBQcbStbumc binbcrn. 
 
 Bee,I.*.*t«g. I.£rt<.bic35icnc5 2 y?g.cintlcis 
 piger 9)Jcn[(b , S.Am. bic ® cfcUfd^aft frcinjtUig 
 belfcnber S^ad^barn bci bem SBauc cinc§ |)ttu= 
 fe§; beim |)ol5fdUen, :c. j II. comp. honey—, 
 t)ie ^onigbienc j — bread, ba§®-nbrob, ^m* 
 menbrob) —eater, Orn. bcrS-nfpcd)!, 35-n« 
 wolf j — flower, Bot. bicSS-nblumc —garden, 
 ber as-ngartcnj —glue, ba«j ©tcpfrood^S 
 (aud^ hive-dross); — hive, ber S5-nftott, 
 aS-nforb, —house, ber 95-nflQnb, baS S8-n= 
 mogasinj —lark-spur, Bot. ber gropblii^cnbc 
 Olittcrfpornj — master , ber 33-nn)drtcr, 
 as-n^alter, a5-n\?atcr; -tiger, Ent. ber 
 Sobtenfopfj III. Bees, *. pL —of the 
 bowsprit, Ship-b. bie SSioIincn ober SBattcii 
 be§ aSugfprietSj —wax, btt§ 2Badf)$. 
 
 Beech, s. (—tree) bie 95U(bc, ber SSUi^cn* 
 baumj —coal, bie Sudjenfoblc 5 -mast, bic 
 a5ud)maf!5 —nuts, bit SBu^eicrnj —oil, 
 ba§®ud^6l, a5u(bnup6I. 
 
 Bee'chen, adj. bud)en, biid^cn. 
 
 Bee'dy, s. 1. provinc. rid. Biddy; 2. —'a 
 eyes, pi. Bot. bie 2>rcifaltigfcit§blumc, baft 
 ©ticfmuttcrd^cn. 
 
 Beef, I. s. bQ§ Slinbfleifd^ 5 (vid. Beeves, pi.); 
 II. adj. oon Sflinbflcifi, qu§ 01. befiebcnb? 
 — eater, Orn. ber S)(bfcnbacf cr 5 —fork, bit 
 ^leif^gabelj — gravy, bieSfl-brubej —knife, 
 \)a^ grope^udjcnmeJTer, —steaks, biegeroftcs 
 ten ^inbflcifd^fd^nittc ob. ©d)cibcnj —wood, 
 ba§ 9linbfIeifd^^ol5 (au§ ^j^inbicn). 
 
 Beele, s. eine ©pifeayt ber Sergleutej —men, 
 pl. tiii @pi§bQuer. [teufel. 
 
 Beel'zebiib, *. Bibi. ber gUcgcnfiirft, SDbcr* 
 
 Beeme'-wood [wud], .v. ba§ bimttjifd^C (ob. a5i« 
 macSs) (Sapon^ols, gen). aSimaSboIj genannt 
 (eine fleincrc, biinnere ©ortc bc§ oflinb. 
 9iotl)bol5c§). [guitarrcndbni. Snflrument. 
 
 Been [bm], I. p. p. f . To Be ; II. s. ein oflinb. 
 
 Beer, s. 1. ba§ 95ier (ttui 9)fal5 u. 4)opfcn) > 
 2. Ue aSa^re, vid. Bier; comp. small—, 
 spruce—, table—, &c. vid. inS. &T.; — 
 back, bicSS-fufCj —barley, i>erf(b. ©(br. t. 
 bear—, vid. uxit. Barley; —barrel, bQ0 
 as-faf, \iie aS-tonne, —cock, berS-babn^ 
 aS-Jra^n, —money, baS aS-gelb, Srinfgclb. 
 
 Beers, s. pl. Com. col. bie aSicrgldfer. 
 
 Bee'som, s. vid. Besom. 
 
 Beest, sub. D. To Be, fein. 
 
 Bees'tjUgs, s. vid. Biestings. 
 
 Beet, s. Bot. bie SBeete, ber OJlangolb j red -, 
 —radish, —rave, bic rotbc Olube, OlunM* 
 riibC) —(root) sugar, ber siunf clrubcnsutfer* 
 
 B8e't?l, Bee'tle, s. bcr aSctCl/ vid. Betlc. 
 
Beet 
 
 95 
 
 Beg 
 
 Beetle,*. 1. Ts. ber SSIauel, SBof^J^Iauel, 
 ©(j^mngcjlocf, bie ©cj^roinge (beim ^Qnf= 
 bred(>en)5 bcr ©tofer, Me ^onl^rommc, 
 Sungfer (l>er ©teinfe^er) 5 ber {Rammblorfj 
 ©d^Idgelj 2. EnM)er(?0iij^=)^afcr5 comp. 
 — brow, ^erab^dngenbe ^ugcnbraucitj fiS' 
 tie finfterc miirriftbeSJficnej —browed, uber= 
 ^dngenbc^ugenbraucn t)obenb5yig. miirriftb, 
 »erbrieflic^, finftcr^ —head, bcr ©icffopf, 
 Dummfopfj — headed, fd^iDcrfopfig/ bumm3 
 —stock, Der ©tiel am 95lduel, Sd^ldgel, 2C. 
 
 To Bee'tle, v. n. uber^dngen, ^eroorrogcn, »or= 
 
 Beet'ling-mill, j. vid. Beating-mill, [fpringen. 
 
 Beet'raTe, s. vid. unt. Beet. 
 
 Beeves, s. pi. (t?. Beef) bef. in ^m. Otinb= 
 oicb 5 Sflinber (in (Snglcnb Black-cattle gen.). 
 
 To Befall', To Befal', v. ir. n. (jurocilen a.) 
 befallen, begegnen, juflof en, roibcrfa^ren (\)on 
 guten unb bofen Dingeni aud) [jebo(b fclten] 
 mit to porbcr^erfon)^ fi(b crcignen, |i(j 
 jutragenj fair — you, ®ott fcgne ^i^. 
 
 Befallen', Befal'n', p. p. 0. To Befall. 
 
 BSfell', Befel', pret. o. To Befall. 
 
 To Befit', V. a. fi(^ f(^irfen, fi(]^ gcjiemen. 
 
 ToBefooI', V. a. bet^orcn? betr«gen5 sum 
 S^Jarrcn ^abcn, vid. To Fool. 
 
 Before', I. prep. iDorj —one's face, (Sinem 
 in'^ ®efid()t5 —the fire, uber ober an bcm 
 ^euer J —now, f4)on,bereit§) ...is now— us, 
 Com. ... jur JBcantroortung tor un&5 I love 
 you — me, id) liebc ®ie mc^r, al§ mid^i 
 II. adv. 1. corn) 2. 5utior,!?or^cr,tormoI§5 
 3. e^er(al§)5 jjg. lieber^ 4. bigger, bc= 
 xdUj to get—, sutorfommcn, iiberlegcn 
 fcinj III. conj. beoor, e^e. 
 
 BeTore'-hand, odu. 1. torttuS, JUfor, corner, 
 2. oorldufig3 3. onfdngIi(^. [bcgegncn. 
 
 ToBefor^tnne [— tshun], v. a. roibcrfa^rcn, 
 
 To Befoul', V. a. bcfubein, bcf(bniusen. 
 
 To Befriend' [— frend'], v. a. (©incm) ^reunb= 
 fc^aft, ©cfdUigfeit crjeigen, fi(b bcfreunbcn 
 mit ..., (i^m) beifte^en, begunfligen. 
 
 To Befringe', v. a. befranfen, mit ^ranfcn 
 befe^en. 
 
 To Beg, V. I. a. 1. (—for, um etmaS) hitten, 
 crbitten, 2. bettclnj II. n. betteln ge^en? 
 torn aSetteIn lebcn. 
 
 Began', pret. »on To Begin, [vid. To Gem. 
 
 To Begem', v. a. col. mit ©bclfteinen befe^en. 
 
 To Beget', v. ir. a. 1. jeugcn (mancbmal mit 
 on, upon, cor ber5Jlutter, i. e. mit)} 2. 
 fig. erjeugen, ^enoorbringcn. 
 
 Beget't?r, s. bcr Grjcuger, SSater. 
 
 Beg'gatr, 5. 1. ber Settler 5 2. berbcmfit^ig ob. 
 uncerfdjdmt SBittcnbcj 3. a — of principles, 
 ber, roeldijeretTOaSUnernjiefeneS «I8 erwicfen 
 
 corau§fe|t) cowp. — 's bush, (— 's inn), tie 
 aS-^erbcrge, — 's lace, bic grobcn 3n)im« 
 fpi^cn? — 's lyre, bic Scicrj — 's-velvet, 
 bcraS-fammct, ^lufd^. 
 
 To Beg'gar, v. a. an ben SScttclflab bringcn, 
 Jig. entblopcn, beraubcn? crft^opfcn, de- 
 scription would but—, (n.) c§ libcrflcigt allc 
 SBcfd^rcibung, fcine S3cf(i()rcibung roiirbc c& 
 au§brucfcn fonnen. [©iirftigfcit. 
 
 Beg'garljn^ss, s. bic SScttcI^oftigfcit, ^frmutl), 
 
 Beg'garly, adj. & adv. bcttcl^aft, arm, arm« 
 fclig, drmlidf), burftig, lumpig, —clothes, 
 Sumpcnj — doings, p^ STicbertrdd^tigfcitcn. 
 
 Beg'gary, s. bic Scttclarmutl), dupcrflc TTr* 
 mut^, ©urftigfcit. 
 
 Begged', pret. & p.p. ton To Beg. 
 
 Beg'gar, s. vid. b. m. r. Beggar. 
 
 Beg^gjng, I. p.s. bag SBittcn, SScttcln^ to 
 go a—, betteln gc^cnj/g-* vw/g:. nit^t gcac^tct 
 obcr hza6)Ut njcrben? unnu§ fcin 5 II. p. a. 
 hitUn'ii, bcttelnbj —friar, bcraSettclmond^. 
 
 Beg'gingly, adv. bettclnb, bittJtcifc. 
 
 Begilt', p. a. mit ®olb befc^t. 
 
 To Begin', v. ir. I. a. anfangcn, bcgin= 
 nenj to — the world, /g-. cin ^fnfangcr 
 [ein, in bie SBclt tretcn, ficb ctablircn, u4> 
 ^ertorjut^un anfangcn? Corns, to — a 
 new set of books, bie 4)Qnbcl§bu(bcr aufmo' 
 ^enj to — anew, to — the world again, cincS 
 galliment$ cntfd^lagcnfein, wicbcr ju Ijanbcln 
 anfangcn, Il.n. anfangcn? entflcl>cn, itcrbcn. 
 
 Begin'ner, s. ber ^fnfdngcr, Url)cber. 
 
 Begin'njng, *. 1, bas^nfangcnj 2. bcr^n« 
 fang, Urfprung 5 3. bcr^ntritt. 
 
 Begin'njngs, pi. bic ^fnfangSgrunbc. 
 
 To Begird', v. ir. & reg. a. 1 . begurtcn, umgur» 
 ten 5 2.ytg. umgcben, cinf(^lic^cnj blorfircn. 
 
 Begirt', pret. & p. p. t. To Begird. 
 
 To Begldom', v. a. terbunfeln, umbuflcrn. 
 
 To Begnaw' [bena'], u. a. bcnogcn, semagciL 
 
 To Begod', V. a. tcrgottcrn, tcrgottiic^cn. 
 
 Begone', int. roeg! fort: pacfe jDi(b ! 
 
 Begored', p. a. mit 93lut bcf(i^micrt. 
 
 Begot', pret. & p. p. ton To Beget. 
 
 Begot'ten, p. p. ton To Beget; the first—, 
 bcr (Sriflgeborne. [fdjmicren. 
 
 To Begrease', v. a. (mit %Ctt Ob. ScI) bc« 
 
 To Begrime', v. a. mit Olup Ob. Stotl) bebetf cn, 
 bcrupen, f^rodrjen, befubcln. [®cfublcr. 
 
 Begri'm§r, *. ©incr, ber (Stna^ befd^must, bcr 
 
 Begue', s. Vet. bie ^ennung, SSobne, ber Jtern 
 (an ben 3d^nen ber ^ferbe). 
 
 To Beguile', v. a. 1. ^intergc^cn, betriigcn, 
 tduf(^en, tcrffi^renj 2. leer abfpcifcn) 3. ent« 
 n)if(^en, entge^enj to — one's time, fit^bie 
 3eit terfurjen. 
 
Beg 
 
 96 
 
 Bel 
 
 Beguiled', p. a. liftig oertcdt, vid. To Beguile. 
 
 Beguile'm?nt, s. 1)qS SSctriiggn, fcer 95ctrug, 
 bic ^interge^ung. 
 
 Begui'l^r, s, bcr SSetruger, SScrfu^rcr. 
 
 Begun', pret. k p.p. 0. To Begin. 
 
 Behalf [-haf], s, Der ©e^uf, Stu^cn, SSort^eil, 
 MgaSeflc^ in — of..., um, fiir, ... raitten, auS 
 Sflucf flit fiir ... 5 to appear in — of ..., Law, 
 aU ©tcUipcrtrcter erfti^einen fur... . 
 
 To Behave', v.l.n. fid^ betragen, fid) t>er^al= 
 ten) II. a. (—one's self), (ji^) bctragenj 
 ill b-d, oon fd^led^ten ©itten j well b-d, wo^l 
 gefxttet. 
 
 Beha'vjour, Beha'vior, j. bO§ SBetragen (im 
 g. u. a. @.) , t)as (ftttrid^O SSer^altcn, tie 
 ^uffui)rung5 ber ^nftanbj (graceful—), 
 bie^nmut^ ira duperen SBetrogen j tic ®e= 
 berbej to be bound to (or to be [put] upon) 
 one's good—, Law, oerbunben fein, Ole(l^en= 
 f(^aft roegen feine» S5er^ttltcn& ju geben. 
 
 To Behead', v. a. ent^Qupten, fopfen, guiIIo= 
 
 Behead'jng, s. bie @ntt)auptung. [tiniren. 
 
 Beheld', pret. & p. p. 0. To Behold. 
 
 Be'hemoi/i, *. (arab.) ein unge^eure§, bef. mer= 
 fupige& Z^kx, 9liefentl)ier^ nad^ Bochart 
 It. "K. bttS ^luppferb, Stilpferb. 
 
 Be'hen, s. Bot-s. l.(— tree), beraSe^enbttumj 
 2. bie SBurjel bed JBalbrianSj red—, ber 
 rot^e Se^en? white—, ber weipe Sc^en, 
 3:aubenfropf, baS iB^a^thaut 
 
 Behest', s. * baS (Se^eip, ber SJefe^l. 
 
 Behind', I. prep. Winter j to be— one's time, 
 fid^ ocrfpaten, iiber Uz 3eit Qu&bleibcn 5 II. 
 ado. i)inUn, luvM, l^intern)drt§ » to be — 
 with...,^%. nod^ Siiicfftdnbesu beso^lcn ^aben. 
 
 Behind'-hand, adv. 1. ^inUn, juriicf, riicf= 
 
 .TOQrt^i 2. ?u fpdt5 3. to be—, fig. im 
 Otucfftanbefemi adj. (5A^s/?.) juriicE bleibenb. 
 
 To Behold', v. ir. a. & ?t. fe^en, fdjauen, er= 
 blicfen j anblicfcn, anfel)en, betrad^ten. 
 
 Behold', tnt. fie^e ! ^ier! fte^e (fe^et) be ! 
 
 Behol'den, I. p. p. 0. To Behold; II. p. a. 
 t)erpfli(^tet, oerbunben, ge^alten. [ad^tcr. 
 
 Behol'der, s. ber ^nfd^auer, 3ufd>auer, a5eob>- 
 
 Behol'ding, p.*. vid. To Behold. 
 
 To Behon'ey, v. a. mit ^onig oerfu^en? mit 
 ^onig beflreid^en. 
 
 BehOdf,*. bera5e^uf,S5ort^eil5 baS^rommen. 
 
 To Behddve', v. imp. gebit^ren, f\6) gebii^ren, 
 fid^ gesicmen, fid^ fd^idfen. 
 
 To BShdve', v. imp. Juie Behoove, qv. 
 
 Beige'-serge, s. Com. bunte ©d()ttffergc, ntts 
 tiirlid^c ©erge (ein rooUencr3eug, geroo^nlic^ 
 oon grauer, brauner ober f^warjer ^arbe). 
 
 Be'ing, I. p.pr. oon To Be, feienbj my Lord 
 Mayor for the time—, ber jur 3eit (ber 3eit) 
 
 regierenbc SBurgemeifler, at this time — , in 
 biefem^ugenblicf 3 II. conj. —that, bo, weilj 
 III.*. l.bttg(Sein,>Dofein, bie^rif^cnj} 2.baS 
 95Ieiben,bcr7Cufent^aIt5 3. bag ©ing, SBe= 
 fcnj as God is in— ! fo »a^r ©ott lebt! 
 
 Be'itso ftott be it so. [prugein, burdjgerben. 
 
 To Bela'bour, v. a. vulg. burd^arbeiten, ouS* 
 
 To Belace', v.a. 1. Afar, (—a rope, einSau) be* 
 fcfligen (vid.ToBelay); 2.v«Zg.burd^prugeln. 
 
 To Belate', v. o. iibcr bie 3eit, hi^ in bie fpdtc 
 ^ad}t ouf^alten, (fic^) Derfpdten. 
 
 Bela'ted, I. p. a. Derfpdtet,bonber5tad^t uber« 
 eilt j II. — ness, s. bag sSSerfpdtctfein. 
 
 To Belay', v. a. 1. in ben SScg treten, 
 ben SBcg oerlegen , oertreten, auflQuern} 
 2. Mars, to — a rope, ein 3:au belegctt; 
 befefligen? fpli§en (vid. To Splice); 
 to — the end of a lashing or seizing, ein 
 S5inbfel befe^en 5 b-ingpins, 3apfen, on be* 
 nen bad laufenbe Saumerf befefKgt roirb, 
 ^ooeinndgel. 
 
 To Belch, V. I. n. 1. auff^open, vulg. rulpfenj 
 
 2. Jig. mit einem ®et6fe ^eroorfommen (gleidb 
 ber ©ranbung bes SOleered, :c.) 5 II. a. aud» 
 fpeien, oudflofen. 
 
 Belch, s. bad ^ufftopen, vulg. Otiilpfen. 
 
 Bel'cher, s. 1. giner, berlufflo^en ^aty 2. ein 
 gelbbunteS feibened^aldtud^ (gemeiner^eute). 
 
 Bel'ching, p. s. 1. bad ^ufftofen, m</g.0lulps 
 fen (vid. baS eblere breaking of wind up- 
 ward) ; 2. ber lusrourf eined Craters, k. 
 
 Bel'daim, Bel'dame, s. cont. \i0.i olte SBeib, 
 alte QRutterd^en, Vn ©ropmutter j cite SSet* 
 tel, yigr. bie ^eye. 
 
 To Belea'guer, v. a. belagem? Jig. umgeben. 
 
 Belea'guerer, s. ber SJelagerer. " [nit. 
 
 Belem'nite, Belemni'tes, s. Geol. ber SScIem* 
 
 To Be-Iee', (Shksp.) Winter benSGBinbbringen. 
 
 Bel'tlo<Ver, Bel'founder, .v. vid. unt. Bell. 
 
 Bel'frey, Bel'fry, s. 1. Arch, ber ©lorfen* 
 t^umii O-flu^l, U& ©-gerufti 2. Mar. 
 ber bebedfte ®-gaIgen (ouf einem ©d^iffe)) 
 
 3. Ant. ber SBartt^urm, ba§ SSlocf^ouS, 
 bie aSurgbejte, (©urg=) SBarte. 
 
 Bel'gjan, I. s. ber Selgierj n. adj. belgift^. 
 Bel'gic, adj. belgifd^j —rose, Bot. t)khd' 
 Bel'gjum, s. Geog. SSelgien. [gifd^e 9lofe. 
 Belgrade', s. Geog. S5clgrab, ©riedjifd^* 
 
 SBeifenburg. 
 To Belle', 0. a. 1. belugenj 2. Siigen flrafen, 
 
 roiberfprec^en, juwiber ^anbelnj 3. berleum* 
 
 ben, 4. nodjdffen, nar^mod^cn. 
 Belief, s. 1. (bef. Theol.) ber ©laube, 2. bad 
 
 ©lauben&befenntnip, Sreboi (vid. b. ii. 
 
 Creed); 3. bie Sfleligion, (OlaubcnS*) 5K"- 
 
 nung. 
 
Beii 
 
 97 
 
 Beli 
 
 Beiie'vable, adj. glaubsic^, glaub^aft. 
 
 To Believe', v. a. <fe n. (mit in, juiD. mit on; 
 
 I. glQubenj 2. T/ieoZ. Den ©lauben [jaben, 
 con Den SBa^r^eiten Dcr Oleligion unD iljrcn 
 SSer^eipungcn IcbenDig ubecjeugt fein. 
 
 Belie'ver, J. 1. Der ©laubenDci 2. Theol.licv 
 ©laubigcj true — , Der Stcci^tglaubiQe. 
 Belie'ving, I. 5. Dq§ ©louben, ber ©laubci 
 
 II. p. a. glaubenb, —men, ©Idubigc, III. 
 
 — ly, adv. glQubig, im (Slauben. 
 
 Belike', Belike'ly, adv. Jam. »ermutl)lid^, X>kU 
 leid^t, roa^rfd^einlid^ , iron. \% ja bo(i^ ! 
 
 Bell, I. s. sing. 1. a6?>r. fur: Arabella & Isa- 
 bella j 2. Die ©lorfe^ ed^ellej ^lingclj 
 3. (— of a tlower) ber SSIumcnfelt^ , bic 
 .Knofpcj 4. Arch. bie®lo(fe an ciner@dulcj 
 5. 2-s. gloctenformige^orper: bic ©tiirjc, 
 ber ©turjenring, ©cballtric^ter cincr Zvom= 
 pete, ^ofaune, ^larincttc, :c. , — of a clock. 
 Nor. bie®locfe in einerUl)rj to bear (to 
 carry away) the --, fig. ber Tfnfii^rcr fein, 
 ttoran geben, alle SOZitberoerbcr libertreffcn, 
 tm ^reid baoon trogcn, II. B-s, s. j)i. 
 1. Bot. Ut ©amendpfel, SSecren (ber ^Qr= 
 toffel, :c ), 2. Mar. bie ^albe ®tunbenn>ad)c 
 auf ,S;rieg§fd^iffenj ring (ringing, or chime) 
 ofb-s,ba§(®locfen=)®cldut} a chime ofb-s, 
 ein ® locf enfpiel i hawks b-s. Sport. Uc Bd)cU 
 len (an ben ^iipen) cineS ^alfenj HI. comp. 
 bell-bit, Man. bad ©-ngebif j —clapper, 
 ber ®-nfI6ppel5 —cranks, ©-njic^rairbelj 
 SBinfeleifen, .^nie ob. (Sewerbc fiir ben ®-n= 
 braljt, —end, bag tri(]^tcr=obcrg-nf6rmigc 
 ©nbej —fashioned, g-nformig, —tlower, 
 Bot. bic ®-nblumc4 —founder, ber @-n= 
 giepcr, —glass, bie ©laSglocfe (furSIumcn, 
 ^dfe, 20.), —leaver, berSBonbglocEcnsic^cri 
 —letters, vid. Belles-1. ; —man, bcr Olocfncr 3 
 lu§rufer5 —metal, Die ©-nfpcifc, ba§ ®-n= 
 metttllj ©-ngutj —mouth, ber (Sd^alltrid^^ 
 ter (eincg @pra4rol)r§, k.)? —musk, cor. 
 |1. Abelmusk, qv.; —pear, bic ©-nbirn^ 
 
 — pepper, Bot. bcr ©-npfcffcr, —ringer, 
 <iuf ben engl. Unioerfitdten, ic. bcr®-nmann, 
 (55t6tfner5 —scale, ein?0?af surascftimmung 
 ber ©rope, Sitfe, be§ Qimi^U, :c. eincr 
 (Slocfcj —shaped, g-nformig^ —spring, 
 ber@ nbiigcl} —string, bic ^lingelfd^nur^ 
 -tent, M>L mod. baS cngt. 3clt, ba§ 12 
 OJ^ann faptj —weights, g-nformige ®c= 
 roi^tej —wether, 1. DcrScit^ammcl, 2. fig. 
 ber :jCnfu^rcr, SldbclSfxiljrerj -wort, Bot. 
 ba$ ^apfenfraut. 
 
 To Bell, v.ju 1. Bot. glocfcnformigc ®Iu= 
 t^cnfnofpen be!ommen,fnofpeni 2. Sport. 
 lijreien, ro^ren (o.^irfcben in ber Srunftjeit). 
 
 r. 
 
 ! Bel'la-don'na , s. Bot-s. Die aScUabonna ? 
 ! SBoIf^firftbe, - lily, bie ^Bcllabonnlilic. 
 
 Belle, s. Die ©d^one. [oerfct)en. 
 
 Belled [held], adj. Her. mit (^ups) ©d^eUen 
 
 Belles-lettres' [bel-letr', Sm. &c.; bel'-letr, 
 Wb.di.c.'], s.pl. LiV.Diefd^onenSBiffenfd^Qften. 
 
 Belle-let'trjst'jS. ?»orf. jLti-DeriSd^ongeift, Dcr 
 f(^6nen SSifenft^aften aBcfliffenc, JBelletrift. 
 
 iBelletris'tjC (— cal), adj. mod. bellctriftifcl(). 
 
 Bel'lied, adj. baud^ig, bduAig, Diet, gcfdjroeU 
 Icn, au§gcbct)nt, aufgcblafcn (audj But. Jt 
 Zool.)i (jun>. comp.)i a — glass, cine 
 ©iQSblafc, (Rctortc. 
 
 Bellif'erous, adj. * ^ricg bringcnb. 
 
 To B?llig'§rate, v. n. MviiQ fiiljrcn. 
 
 Bellig'erent, Bellig'erous, adj. (n). ii.) fricg- 
 fii^rcnb, * !ricgcrif(l^5 b-t powers, bic fricg= 
 fii^rcnben 0}?d($te. 
 
 Bel'ling, p. s. 1. Bot. ba§ ^nofpcntrcibcn, 
 Olcifcn, bcf. bcS 4>opfcn§j 2. Sport. baC' 
 Olo^rcn, ©djreicn (bcS ^irfdjcs in bcr 
 
 Bel'lon, s. Med. bic SSlcifoIif. [aSrunftjcit). 
 
 BellQve'sys, s. a5cU0J>cfu§, ®cUo»c5 (OJt-n.). 
 
 To Bel'low, V. n. 1. blofcn, briillcn, (f . ZW- 
 renj cont. pon 5J?cnf(^cn) ? 2. fig. broufcn 
 (i\ 9}Icerc :c.). 
 
 Bel'low, Bel'IOwjng, s. 1. U^ ffilofcn, ©cblof, 
 aSriiUcn, ©cbriill (bcr Zt^itxc 3 cont. p. 9}icn= 
 f(ben)5 2. fig. baS ©raufcn (bcr@cc)5 bas 
 @c^cul (bcs aSinbcs, :c.). [:jfu§rufcr. 
 
 Bel'lower, s. cont. bcr ©d^rcicr, offcntlid^c 
 
 B^l'lows, s. pi. (a pair of—), Dcr Slafcbttlg j 
 Hessian—, Min. ^cffif(^ca3la>"cbdlgc, umSuft 
 in ©rubcn ju fcboffcn, M^ bic 93crglcute arbci^ 
 ten fonncn, —blower, bcrSdIgcntrctcr, —fish, 
 oirf.Trum pet-fish; —mender, b. 33l.-flirfcr. 
 
 Bel'ly, s. 1. bcraSau^j 2cib3 5JZuttcrlcib 3 
 2. Ship-b. bic ^ol)Ic ©cite beS Jtrumm()oljcj:. 
 (opp. back); 3. T-s. (bci S^onnjcrfjcugcn, 
 2C.) bcr ^af^cn 5 the— (or concave) of a 
 harp, Dcr SSaud) (Die inncre ^6t)lung) cincr 
 5)arfC3 the— of a bottle, DcrSauc^ cincr 
 gtafcbcj the — of a sail, Dcr SSaut^ CQUfgc^ 
 blafcne Stjcil) cinc& ©cgcB? the lower—, 
 ber ®d)mcrbQU(b, Untcrlcibj comp. —acIic, 
 vidg. H^ a5aud)roct), bic 2cibf(^mcrjcn 
 ^Olifj dry— a., bic a9Ieifolif3 — a- bush or 
 — a. weed, Bot. cinc ^Crt bcr ^urgirnup in 
 ^Cfrifa njibcr ba§a5au(^n)ct)3 Dcr Saurt)n)ct)= 
 bttum3 —band, 1. Dcr a3Qud)= ob. ©attcl- 
 gurt, a5aud)ricmcn3 2. Surg, bic a5QU(bcom= 
 prcffc, —bound, r>crflopft, ()artlcibig) — 
 fretting, Man. 1. Da§ SBunDrcibcn torn 
 aSaud^gurtc, 2. Kei. ba§ aSaud^grimmcn, bie 
 SBinbBoli!, —friend, Dcr <S(bmaro§cr3 — 
 god, Dcr aSauc^bicner, ©(^Icmmer3 —guts. 
 7 
 
Bell 
 
 98 
 
 Bene 
 
 <in Scnfcct au§ gcbranntcm 3ucfcr u. 3)Jan= 
 iein Ob. ^if^ajien bereitct (franj. Nougat) ; 
 —plea, Law, SSert^cit)igung ob. luSflud^t 
 rocgcn ©d^mangcrfc^aft, urn eincn ^uffd^ub 
 bcr ©trafe ju crl)altenj —roll, bicaSalj^ 
 tonne, SBalje, SBettc (bef. beim ^clbbau)^ 
 — worm, Zool. bcr ©Qrnmurm, ©pulraurm. 
 
 ToBel'ly, v. I. n. baiKi^ig fein oD. racrbcnj 
 II. /T. auffd^njcUen, onfcbwellen, anfiiUen, the 
 wall bellies, Mas. bie 5}fauer Ijdngt liber, tft 
 bauci^ig. [fen j — sails, fd^mellenbe ©cgcl. 
 
 Bel'lyjng, p. a. Bot. & Zool. baud)ig, aufgeblQ= 
 
 Bel'man, &c. f.Bell-man, &c. 
 
 4: To Belock', v. a. (Skksp.) emf(^Iiepen. 
 
 To Belong', v.n.l. gc^oren, juget)6ren, ange- 
 l)6ren; 2.ange^en, betreffen, b-ing, 3ubel)6r. 
 
 Beloved' [sol. belov'ed], p. a. gelicbt (—by, 
 ...con), t^euer, wert^, beloving, liebeooU. 
 
 Below', tit. &fig. 1. prep, untcr? 11. adv. un= 
 ten? auf 6rbcn,*^ienieben5 untcr benXobtcm 
 Law, in cinemUntergcricbti the courts—, 
 vid. in Court; Com. as (quoted) — , n>ic un= 
 tcnbemerft, mieuntenf^cl^enb) —par, untcr 
 ^ttri) —stairs, unten, par (erre. 
 
 Belt, I. s. sing. 1. bcr ©lirtel, t)Q§ ®egcngc= 
 ^en!, bie ©cgenfuppcl , 2.S«rg. bie ffianbagc i 
 3. Vet. bcr Sfirsclrourm, ©tcrjrourm (cine 
 <S(i^ttffran!^eit)5 4. Arch, ber ^tranj, bas 
 ^ransgeflmgj —maker, ber (Siirtlerj II. 
 Belts, s. pi. 1. Ast. bie ©iirtcl (©treifen) 
 bes3upiter§j 2. Geog. the two—, bie bei= 
 ben aSeltej (the Great Belt, the Lesser Belt, 
 ber gro^e u. ber Heine Selt). 
 
 To Belt, 0. a. lit. kfig. begiirten, umgurtcn. 
 
 Bel'veder, Bel'vjdere, s. 1. It. Arch. baSSSeU 
 oebere 5 bie Xuftmarte ^ 2. Bot. bcr befen= 
 ttrtigc ©ctnfcfuf, ©efenflac^S. 
 
 Bel'wether, a-, vid. Bell-wether unt. Bell. 
 
 To Belf , f. Belie. To Bemad, toll mac^en. 
 
 To Bemire', v. a. fof^ig madden, befd^mujen. 
 
 To Bemoan', v. a. beflogcn. 
 
 To Bemock', v. a. (Shksp.) oerfpotten. 
 
 To B_em6n'ster, v.a.{Skksp.) pm Unge[)euer 
 
 Bemused', p. a. col. benebclt. [entftetlen. 
 
 To Bemute', v. n. f\^ maufen. 
 
 Ben, s. 1. ahhr. fur: Benjamin, fficniauiiU 
 (5K-n.)5 2. J5o<. bcr SSc^enbttum, jc, vid. 
 Behen; —nut, bie a5el)ennuf , ©albnup5 
 oil of—, ffie^cnol. 
 
 Bench, s. 1. bie aSone? 2. bcr S>^crrauf§flanb, 
 ^amcrftanbj 3. Law, bie ©ericbtgbanf, 
 fig. bie €fli(btcr, ba§ ©cridjti the Queen's 
 (orKing's)— , m'rf. unt. Queen; —of Hip- 
 pocrates Surg, bie ^ippofratif(ic ©inrid^tc^ 
 Ob. 3ie^bQnti —coal, (in Staff.) bie oberfle 
 ^dbid)t ber @tcinFoi)tenlogcr. 
 
 To Bench, u. 1,/r. 1. mit SSdnfcn ocrfct)cnj 
 
 2. oufcineSanf fc^cnj H.w.su®cri(^t fiijen. 
 Ben'ch?r, s. l.bcrSfii(^tcrj 2.bcra3anfdltcflci 
 
 dlteflc aSciri^cr. 
 
 To Bend, v. reg. & ir. ha. 1. biegen, bcugcn, 
 hiimmen, 2. rid^tcn, Icnfen (ben ©cbritt 
 tooi)in, ben ®cift ttuf et«a§, k.) 5 3. to — 
 one's self (one's mind, &c.) to, or upon, 
 ober impa-jA'. to be bent on (to), gcncigt, ent= 
 fd^loffcn fein ju..., erpid()t fcin Quf..., ^.aui-- 
 bc^ncn, fpannen (the bow, ben 58ogcn, 2C.)j 
 5. bcjioingen, ficb untcrrocrfcn (etJDaS)^ 6. 
 Mar. befeftigcn, binbenj to — two cables, 
 snjci^Cnfertauc Quf einonbcr ftc(ben j to— back, 
 juriicfbiegen ^ to— a net, cin ?ic§ flcUcn^ 
 to — a pike, einc^^ife fallen, fcnfcn, einlcgcn? 
 to — the fist, bie ^QUft ballcnj to— planks, 
 ^lan!en frumm brcnncnj to — the brow, bie 
 ©tirn runjeln 5 to — one's spite against . . . 
 einen ©roll faffen gcgen...j b-ed lever, 
 Mech. bcr SiBinfcl^ebcl) II. n. 1. fid; biegen, 
 gebogcn Ob. frumm fein? 2. fid^ ncigcn (j.SS. 
 forwards, ficb biicfcn), au6)fig. rooju gcncigt 
 fein 5 3. liberljangcnj 4. fid) bdnbigen, bcu- 
 gcn, unterwcrfen 5 to — against..., (cbcnfo 
 im pass, to be bent against), fid) roibcrfcocn, 
 S^ro^ bictcn. 
 
 Bend, I. s. sing. 1. bic ®icgung, ^riimmung, 
 ^riimme 5 SScrfd^lingung 5 2. Mar-s. cin 
 <Bti(i) ober Jlnotcn, (Splicpfnotcn, a — of 
 moulds, cin ©tell 9}Jollcn5 common—, or 
 sheet—, cin ©d)otcnftid)5 'd.Her. bcr ©d)rdg= 
 balfcn? 4. bcr Ginfa^ an cincr ^raucRmii^c 5 
 II. Bends, s. pi. 1. Ship-b. bic Jtrummt)6U 
 jer, aSaudjftitcf c 5 2. Mar. bic 93crg^6lscr5 
 
 3. ©o^lleber in ©tucfen (au$ ben beflcn 
 S^eilen bcr ^aut gcfc^nitten) ; 4. (ober 
 — hides), p ben errod^nten IfuSfc^nittctt 
 beftimmte |)dutc. 
 
 Ben'dable, adj. bicgfam, gcfdjmeibig. 
 
 Ben'der, s. 1. bic^crfon ob.©ad)e, wcld^c bie= 
 get, irrummet, bcr (Spanner, 2. Anat. bcr 
 ©pannmu&fcl. 
 
 Ben'ding, I. p. s. 1. ba§ 95icgcn, ©pannenj 
 2. bie aSicgung, bcr SSug, SSogen, ^b» 
 ^angj the — of a vault. Arch, bie Scibung 
 (SSogcnrunbung) cincg ©cwolbegj II. p. a. 
 abl)dngtg 3 a — cliff, cine iibcrljangenbc 
 <^lippc 5 —muscles, Anat. bic^uftbcinmuS^ 
 fcln. [©d^rdgbalfcn. 
 
 Bend'let, s. Her. bie Hcinc ffiiubc, bcr flcine 
 
 Bend'wji/t, s. Bot. bie SBalbrcbc. 
 
 Ben'dy, adv. Her. fd^rdg gcftrcift. 
 
 Ben'e, s. Bot. ber ©cfam, ba§ ©cfamfrout. 
 
 Beneapcd', adj. Mar. bcncpcn, (av. bcm 
 ©anbe, :c.) fe^n^cnb, nicbt flott. 
 
Bene 
 
 99 
 
 ilera 
 
 Beneath', l.prep. untcr ; II. adv. unten, ^ienie= 
 
 ben 5 - world, {Shksp.) Die Unterwelt. [(^-n.). 
 
 Ben'edict, s. 3}enet)ict (D}i-n.)i ScncMcto 
 
 Benedic'tine , I. s. ber S3cnebictiner=5}?6n(^, 
 
 Die S5-3tonnc j II. adj. jum Srbcn Der a3enc= 
 
 bictiner ge^orig. 
 
 Benedic'tion, *. l.Dcr ©egcn, Die ginfegnung j 
 £cc. 2. Die (5infe|ung eines "Kbted Durd^ @in= 
 fcgnungj 3. DerSonf, Die ©anffagung. 
 
 Benefiic'tion, *. 1. DoS SKo^lt^un^ 2. Die 
 
 Benefac'tor, «*• Der SBi?l)lt()dtcr. [SBo^It^at. 
 
 Benefac'tress, s. Die 5ffio^ltl)dterinn. 
 
 Ben'efice, s. 1. Dic^friinDej 2. DaS SJorrcc^t, 
 Die Srcil)eit. 
 
 Ben'eficed [—fist], adj. bepfrunDet. 
 
 Beneficence, s. Dic SBo^It^^dtigfeit , ®uU 
 t^dtigfeit. 
 
 Beneficent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. roo^Itdtig,* 
 milDt^tig,= gutt^dtig= (gcfmnt), gut[)erjig. 
 
 Benefi'cial, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ii>ortt)eil= 
 ^aft, nu^tid^j 2. Dienlid^, ^eilfam, n)o^lt^d= 
 tig^ III. — ness, *. 1. Die JJtii^lid^feit j 2. Die 
 ^iiliamUit, 2Bo^ltl)dtigfeit. 
 
 Benefi'ciary, I. adj. 1. Durtb ©unfl bcfi^cnD, 
 untergeben, ab^dngigi 2. bepfrunDet, II. .v. 
 1. Der^pfriinDncr, 2. DerTClmofcncmpfdngcr. 
 
 Benefi'ciency, s. Die ©lite, ^Kenf^^enfrcunD* 
 lit^feit, SBo^It^dtigfeit. 
 
 Benefi'cient, arfj. TOo^It^dlig, milDt^dtig. 
 
 Ben'efit, s. 1. Die SBol)ltl)Qt, ©utt^ttt, ©efdU 
 ligfeit5 2. Der 3Xu$cn, SSort^eil, ©eroinn^ 
 3. Die Selo^nung^s (SSenefisO SSorfteUunvi 
 eineS©(^aufpieler5,:c , Da§a3enefiji 4. Lair, 
 Dq6 ^prioilegium, SSorrecbt. 
 
 To Ben'efit, v. I. a. 1. nii^en } 3tu§cn bringen j 
 t)eilfam fcin j 2. begunfligcnj II. a«. to — by, 
 3Tu6en oon (Stroas i^ahcn, gcroinnenj a b-ed 
 ticket (in a lottery), ein glildfUdjcS 200C', 
 cin Xrefter (in Der iJotterie)* [garnen. 
 
 Ben'?t, f. Beniiet*To Benet', t'. a.(5A/fcsp,) um- 
 
 Benev'olence, *. 1. Da§ SBol)ln)oUen, Die ®it= 
 ti^Mti 2. DieaBo^lti)dtigfeit^ 3. Die ©iitc, 
 ®uUi)at, ©unftj due -, Die e£)cflQnD§pfIid)= 
 ten eine^ OKanneS gegen feine grau. 
 
 Benev'olent, I. adj.; II. — ly, ac/o. n30^lnJ0l= 
 lenD, gutig, gutt^dtig, ftcunDIicb, liebreicbj 
 — fund, DerUnterftu^unggfonD, III. —ness, 
 s. vid. Benerolence. 
 
 Bengal',*. 1. Geog. ©engalenj 2. Com. cin 
 bcngalifcbcr (quS ^aor u. <SeiDe gefertigter) 
 ©toff 5 —cane, Da§ fpanifd^e 9lo^r. 
 
 Bengiilee', s. & a. (the— language), ben= 
 galifd^, Die bengalifcbe ©proc^e. 
 
 Bengalese', s. (sing. & pi.) Der SSengale, Die 
 S-inn, Die ffiengQlen. 
 
 To Benight', v. a. 1. fig. cevfinftern, cer^ 
 
 Dunfcln, Deg ^i6)U^, Dc§ 5Berf^anDe§ be- 
 raubcn? * umnQ(Ji)tcn 5 2. impoAw.; vonDct 
 ^a6)t ubcrrafc^t werDcn, fid) ijcrfpdtcn. 
 
 Benign', I. adj. ; II. —ly, ado. 1. giitig, milD, 
 licbcj^oU, IjoIDfcIigj 2. n)cl)m)tttig, beilfom, 
 gutartig (j. 35. i>on e. ^ranfijcit, 2C.)5 giin 
 jligj 111. —ness, s. aid. Benignity. 
 
 Beniig'nant, Benfg'nantly, n)ic Benign, &c. 
 
 Benig'nity, s. 1. Die ®ute, ^ilDe J 2. Die SBctjI. 
 tt)(iti^hiti 3. Die .^cilfomfcit, Der n)ol)Itl)Q= 
 tige (Sinflup (Der 2uft, ic). 
 
 Ben'jamin, .v. 1. aSenJQmin (Sl^-n.), 2. Der 
 Scnjoe, Die5ungfcrnmif(b5 3. (-tree), Hot. 
 Der ^ensocbQum. 
 
 Ben'net, s. l.®cneDict (0)i-n). j ScncDicto 
 (g n)., (abbr. 0. Benedict, r/u.); 2. (herb-), 
 i)of. Die 3telfenn)ur5, DQ5S3cncDictcnfraut. 
 
 Bent, pret. & p.p. fen To Bend, ^j?. 
 
 Bent, s. 1. Die,Krumnic,a3icgung5 2.DicSflid) 
 tung^ s^icigung, Der .^ang, 3ug3 3.^-, Die 
 2aune, ©timmungj Der (5ntf(blu^j 4. Die 
 Tfnflrengung, ^raftdupcrung j 5. (—grass), 
 Bot. Das ©traupgraS, aSinfengros. 
 
 Bent, ahbr. fiir : be not, fci (feiD) nid)t. 
 
 Ben'ting, p. a. 1. binfcnl)aftj 2. fig. drmlid), 
 fiimmerlifbj -time, Die.pungcrscit Der Sau* 
 ben cor Der CReife Der ^jiilfcnfrucbtcj fg. 
 fcblc(bte 3cit. 
 
 To Benum', (cor. To Beniimb'), v. a. \. 
 (cor ^dltc) erfiorrcn ntQcbcnj 2. Dc$ ®c» 
 fui)lS beroubenj fig. betdubcn. 
 
 Bentim'inedn^ss, .y. 1. Die (Srftttrrung j 2. fig, 
 Dic aSetdubung. 
 
 Benvenue', s. Print. Da$ ^ntroitum, DerSJ?tU« 
 fommen (Dq* @el)), roclc^es Der neu Tfngc* 
 fommene [jum SSertrinfen] crlcgcn mup). 
 
 Ben'z9ate, s. Cliein. Da§ benjocfQure ©alg. 
 
 Benzo'jc, adj.Chem. —acid. Die aScnjoefdurc. 
 
 Benzoin', jr. Dcr (Die) Sengoc, woljIricc^enDc 
 ^fanDj —tree, lu't/. Benjamin, 3. 
 
 Beot'ic, adj. flumpffinnig, gefu()Uo§. 
 
 To Bepaint', v. a (n>. ii.) bcmalcn, fcbminfcn. 
 
 To Bepinch', v. a. fncipen, Durd) ^neipcn 
 jeicbnen. 
 
 To Be[)ifuue', v. a. mit ^cDern fd^miicfen. 
 
 To Bep64'd§r, v. a. brpuDcrn, mit *puDcr 
 beflrcucn. [cbcn. 
 
 To Bepraise', v. a. loben, vulg. bcrauSflreis 
 
 To Bepur'ple, v. a. mit ^urpur, (purpurrot^) 
 
 ToBepuz'zle,(il'/rs.C^o/-e)f.ToPuzzle.[fdrbcn.. 
 
 To Bequeath', v. a. ((Sinem (5troQ§) oermat^en. 
 
 Bequea'th^r, s. DcrlSeftator, SegatariuS, 6rb* 
 Sttffer. [Segat (vid. D. u. f. S© . )• 
 
 Bequeath'ment, J. l.Die(Srbeinfc$ung) 2. t-aS 
 
 Bequest', s. DaS SSermdc^tnip, 2cgat. 
 
 To Berate', v. a. f(i^e(ten, QUSfcbcltcn. 
 
Bera 
 
 100 
 
 Besm 
 
 To Berattle', v. a. einen Sorm (rooriiber) ma= 
 dfjcn, (einen) iibertduben, anfa^ren. 
 
 Ber'bengine, s. ber SiebeSapfel (»on ben ava= 
 bif(^en ICrjtcn fo genttnnt). 
 
 Ber'berry, s. vid. Barberry. 
 
 Berceau [ber-so'], a- 1. Arch. baS Sonnen= 
 gewolbej 2. boS SJufd^gerooIbe, berSauben* 
 gang, ®ogengang (in ^unftgcirten) j W 330= 
 genlttube. [ben, entroenben (gera. mit of) 
 
 To Bereave', v. reg. <fe ir. a. berauben, XaU- 
 
 Bereave'ment, *. bieSerQubungj bo&58erau= 
 
 Bereft', pret. &. p.p. 0. To Bereave. [ben. 
 
 Ber'gamo, s. Com. 95ergttrao5, 93ergQmc§, 
 grobe gcnjebte Sapeten (fonfl in ber 9^or= 
 manbie u. o. S. gefertigt) qu§ oerfd^. ?Ka= 
 terialen, al§: ©eibe, SBoHe, ©QumrooUe, 
 |)ttnf, 3iegen^attr, :c. 
 
 Ber'gamot, s. 1. bie SSergamotte, aSergnmott^ 
 birnj 2. (—essence), baS Sergomottolj 
 3. ber mit biefem Sele n)ot)lriec^enb gemod^te 
 ©c^nupftobaf j 4. wW. Bergamo. 
 
 Ber'gander, ,v. vid. Birgander. 
 
 Berg'mast^r , Bergh'master , [ vulg. biir'- 
 master], jr. Min. (in Derb.) ber ©ergmeij^er 
 (SSorgefe^te ber ©ergleute), (Srjmefer. 
 
 Berg'mote, Bergh'mote, s. Min. (in Derb.) 
 ba§ 58erggeri(]^t. [beretmen 
 
 To Berhyme', v. a. iron, in Sflcimen befingen, 
 
 Ber'it/i, *. eine "Ktt ^lerffugel ((Seife) jum 
 ^uSmtt(^en ber ^Ucte in 3eugen. 
 
 Ber'Iin, *. & ad;. Geog. Oik BtaU) Serlinj 
 bcrlinifd^ 5 — blue , btt& SSerlinerblnu (u. 
 Prussian-blue). 
 
 Berlin', Berline', [b?r-lin', W., &c. ; ber'-lin 
 Wb., &c.] *. bie aSerline (bequeme oierfi|ige 
 Sfleifehitfd^e). 
 
 Berme', s. Fort, bie 95ermc, ber SBallgang. 
 
 BermQ'das, s. Geog. bie bermubifd^en (©om= 
 mersSeufelSO Snfeln, 95ermuben. 
 
 Ber'nacle, s. u. comp. vid. Barnacle. 
 
 Ber'nard, s. SSem^arb TCOi-n.) ? —the hermit, 
 Ent. ber 95- ^frebs, (Sc^maro^erfrebg, ein= 
 ftebler. [fjarbinern ge^orig. 
 
 Ber'nardine, Ber'nardfn, adj. ju ben 95ern= 
 
 Ber'nardines , Ber'nardins , s. pi. Ecc. bie 
 58ern^arbiner= ob. (§iftercienfer=5}l6nc^e unb 
 Stcnnen. fiiber^. ba& ^auptoerbrecben. 
 
 Ber'net, s. Law, bie SSranbfiiftung , pro. 
 
 Bern'-o\^l, x. vid. Barn-owl, in Barn. 
 
 BeHoe, s. Zool. bie JRippenqualle. 
 
 Ber'rjed, p. a. Bot. beerentragenb ^ bec» 
 renartig. 
 
 Ber'ry, s. bieSSeerej S3o^ne (d. ^ajfee, :c.;5 
 
 . —bearing. Seeren tragenb j —galls, fd^roam^ 
 miQe ©aUdpfel. 
 
 To Ber'ry, v. I. n. 95eercn tragcn, ob. beBom= 
 
 men? II. a. 1. fc^lttgen, breft^eni 2. ocrgra* 
 
 ben, :c., vid. To Bury. 
 Ber'stan, s. vid. Besistan. 
 Bert/i, s. & V. Mar. vid. Birth. 
 Ber'f/ia, s. SSert^a (^-n.). 
 Ber'ton, *. vid. Barton. [Scrtram. 
 
 Ber'tram, s. I. Bertram C3K-n)5 2. Bot. bei 
 Ber'tying, p. s. cor. (C) vid. Birthing. 
 Ber'yl, s. Min. berSSert)!!, ^Itquamarin. [griin. 
 Ber'yilne, adj. Min. berQlIartig, grunlid>, ^eU>- 
 Be'sant, Be'santlne, vid. Byzant, &c. 
 Bes'-antler, s. vid. Bez-antler. 
 To Bescrawl', v. a. befri^eln, bef^mieren. 
 To Bescreen', v. a. befd^irmen, bebedfen, cer- 
 
 bergen. 
 
 To Bescrib'ble, v. a. befdj^reiben, befri^eln. 
 To Beseech', v. ir. k reg. a. bringenb hitUn, 
 
 erfud^en, Qnflel)en. 
 Besee'cher, s. ber (bringenb) asittenbe jc. 
 4:ToBeseek' fur To Beseech {Shksp. &c.). 
 To Beseem', v. n. 1. fi6) gesiemen, ft(b fd^icfen; 
 
 2. anfie^en (©inem), Heiben. 
 Besee'mjng, s. 1 1. bieSBo^lanftanbigfeitj 2. 
 
 {Shksp. Cymb. b, 5)ber:ifnf(^cin, bQ§ tuf ere, 
 
 bie Srad^t. 
 
 Beseem'ly, adj. artig, anftdnbig, ft^icflic^. 
 To Beset/, v. ir. a. 1. befe^enj befd^Iagen, 
 
 2. einfd^liepen, umgeben, umringen, umlagern, 
 
 belagern? 3. in bie (Sngc (Jtlemme), in S$er= 
 
 legen^eit bringen. 
 Beset', pret. &p»p.v. To Beset. 
 To Beshrew', -y. a. oerwunfd^en, oerfIu(^en5 — 
 
 2C. 1 oerbammt fei! :c.! o, oerroiinfd^tl 
 
 — your heart ! tjol' ^16) ber S^eufel ! 
 Beside', Besides', I. prep. 1. neben, hti, tiid)t 
 
 }}tii 2. auper, aufer^alb, 3. nid^t gemdf, 
 iiber, —that, oufcr biefem 5 —the purpose, 
 unjroedfmdfig 5 'tis — my present scope, e» 
 bient nid^t ju memem SSorl)abenj things — 
 nature, iibernQtitrlid^e Singe? Jigs, to be 
 
 — one's self, — one's senses, auf er fid^, oon 
 @innen fein, lit. rafen, nid^t bei SSerftonb? 
 fein5 II- adv. (Besides'), auperbem, liber^ 
 biep, Ol^nebief, noc^ baju, all his troops be- 
 sides, alle feine librigen Sruppcn. 
 
 To Besiege', u. a. bclagernj the b-d, pi. "bic 
 aSelagerten. [©elagerer. 
 
 Besie'ger s. ber aSelagcrer? the b-s, pi. bie 
 
 Besie'ging, p. s. & a. 'iia^ ^clagern, Uc 95e^ 
 lagerung? —army, baS S$elagerungdl)eer. 
 
 Besis'tan, s. ber SSefiftan, (bebecfte) ©ajar. 
 
 To l^es\ime',v.a. (i5enJ.)befubeln.[befubeln. 
 
 To Beslub'ber, (ShL 1 H. IV, 2, 4) {mit SSIut) 
 
 To Besmear', (Shksp. To Besmirch'), u. a. hi- 
 [(^mieren, beftreid^en^ befc^mujen, befubeln. 
 
 To Besmoke', v. a. (ra. u.) berdu4>ern. 
 
Besm 
 
 101 
 
 Best 
 
 To Besmiit', v. a. bciuf en, bcfc^mujen. 
 ToBesr.ow', v. a. l.bcfd^ncien, iiberfdjncicn, 
 
 2. Jig. mit mdftn ffilut^en, jc beUccfcn. 
 
 To Besnuff, u. a. mit ©(^nupftabaf be= 
 
 Be'som, s. i)cr aSefen. [f(l>muscn. 
 
 To Be'som, v. a. fe^rcn, fcgeii. 
 
 Be'sore, s. vid. Bezoar. [Qnf^dnl)ig fcin. 
 
 To Besort', v. a, fttfe f4>ic!en) pajTcn, anftcben, 
 
 Besort', s. {Shksp. 0th. 1, 3) bQ§ iDttS fT(b giemt. 
 
 To Besot', V. a. bet^oren. 
 
 Besot'tedly, adv. t^6ri(btcr, ndrrifcbcr SBcifc. 
 
 Besot'tedness, *. bie Sljor^cit, SSct^orung. 
 
 Besought'[— satj, yreLkp. p. i>. To Beseech. 
 
 Bespake', preU 4^ & *oZ. ». To Bespeak. 
 
 To Bespan'gle, v. a. mit gUttcm ob. onbcrn 
 
 gldnjenbcn 3icrat^en befe^en. 
 To Bespaf ter, v. a. 1. (mit ,Kot^, SBaffcr, iQ 
 
 befpd^en, beflecfenj 2. Jig. cerlcumbcn. 
 To Bespawl', v. a. befpeicn, bcfpucfcn. 
 To Bespeak', v. ir. a. l.bcj^cllen (— of,bei...)» 
 
 befprecben, bingcn, 2. burtb SBorte ciniK^= 
 
 men, ju gcroinnen futbcuj bitten, anijaltcn j 
 
 3. *anfpre(bcn, anrebcn; 4. i}or^er Derfun= 
 bigen, cor^crfagen, 5. funb gebcn, anjeigcn, 
 QUfiinbigen, serrttt^enj let me — your at- 
 tention, id) UtU urn S^re^ufmcrffamfcit. 
 
 Bespea'ker, s. bcr Seftellcr. 
 
 To Bespeck'le, v. a. ficcfen, fprenfcln. 
 
 To BespeSv', i*. a. (bur(b 6rbred)cn) befpeicn. 
 
 To Besplce', v. a. njurjcn. 
 
 To Bespirt, v. a. bcfprcngen, befpri^cn, ubcrs 
 ober um^erfpri^en. 
 
 To Besprt', V. ir. a. bcfpcicn, bcfpucfcn, bcs 
 fpri^en, pret. bespit, or bespittedj p.p. 
 bespit, bespittcd, or bespitten. 
 
 Bespoke', pret. &, p. p, oon To Bespeak. 
 
 Bespo'ken, p. p. 0. To Bespeak. 
 
 To Bespot', v.a. 1. mitgrecfenseitbnen, flcrfen, 
 fprenfelnj 2. beflcrfen, befubtln (nj-r u.)- 
 
 To Bespread', v. ir. a. beflreucn, btbccfen, 
 pret. & p. p. bespread. 
 
 To Besprm'kle, v.a. (mit aBaJTcr, :c.) be* 
 fprengcn, bcfpri^enj (mit Staub, 2C.) bc= 
 berfen. [bar Scfprengerj SSefldubcr. 
 
 Bespnnk'ier, .v. ©iner, ber Qtmai bcfpri^t. 
 
 To Bespue', v. a. vid. To Bespew. 
 
 To Bespiirt', v. a. vid. To Bespirt. 
 
 To Bespiit'ter, v. a. bcfpurfen, befpcicn, bc= 
 fpri^en, bcfubeln. 
 
 Bess, s. abbr. vid. Betty. 
 
 Best, {sup. x>. Good) I. adj. bcr, bic, bad 
 l?ej^e5 the — part, 1. ber grofte S^eil 
 ^08 5Keifle5 2. Die aSeflenj to put the - 
 construction upon a thing, (5tn)Q§ auf bQ§ 
 ©ef^e beuten, what's the — news' njaS 
 giebt c& guteS 3icuc§? she had the — of it 
 
 fk ^attc ben aSoitbcil, to make the — of a 
 thing, 1. auf bas ©cf^c mit (gtroaS umgcbcn, 
 c§ auf'§ ®cflc bcnuicn- 2. ficb fo gut man 
 fann, auS eincr(f(blimmcn,:c.) ©a^c bcraus* 
 Wicfcln (J.a^.of ill fortune, of a bad bargain, 
 &.C.); to do one's — , fcinScftcS ob. OJJoglidjs 
 ftcS t^unj to my— {or to the — of my) re- 
 membrance, fo gut (fo inel) i(b mi(b crinncrn 
 fann, to the— of my power, fo gut, aid c§ mir 
 moglid^ iftj to the — of our observation, 
 nad) unferer gcRaucflen SScobocbtung , t« 
 make the — of one's way, fo fcljr cilen al$ 
 m6gU(bift5 ben furscflcu SBcg ncbmen; at 
 (the)—, 1. im ©runbc, i>on bcr f(bonflcn 
 (bcften) Seitc bctracbtct 5 2. racnigflcnSj 
 a. auf'd^jotbftc, at the— hand, aud bcr crjlen 
 ^anb 5 roo^lfciU to hav* the — , ©icgcr fein 5 
 ll.arfo.ama3eftcn,auf'da3cflC} he thought — 
 to, &c., er ^iclt c$ fiir boS Seflc ju, 2C.3 what 
 had 1— do? or what course had i — (to) take? 
 roic tbue icb am 35eftcn? rocltbcn SBcg foil i* 
 cinfdjlagcn? —of all, beflobeffcrj am Sicbs 
 jlcn j 1 like this — of all, mir tfl ^a^ am licb* 
 flcn. III. comp. — beloved , am mciftcn 
 (mcU) gcUcbt) -bidder, ber OJiciftbictcnbc, 
 (Steigcrcr, Sicitant, Afar-*, the — bower 
 anchor, ber tdgli(bc ^Cnfcr? the — bower 
 cable, bad tdgli(bc "Jfufertauj — natured, 
 — tempered, bcr (bic, bad) gutmiitbigflc, 
 gutartigl^c, :c. 
 
 To Bestain', v. a. beflccfcn, bcfcbmujcn. 
 
 To Bestead', u. ir. a. 1. nu^cn, 3^U5cn bringcn h 
 2. bewirt^en, unter^alten, — , p. a. f. b. f.SB. 
 
 Bested', p. a. (jibel jc.) befcbaffen^ beratben. 
 
 Bes'tial, 1. arfj. ; H-— ly» ddt'- fictjiftb, tbic= 
 rifcb, im ^o^flcn ®rabc finnlicb- 
 
 Bestjal'jty, *. 1. bic i>icbif(bc aScftbaffcnbcit, 
 bad oic^iftbc SBefen, bic Unocrnunft} 2. bcr 
 aSrutalidmud, bic grictbifr^c Sicbe. 
 
 To Bes'tjalize, To Bes'tjatc, v. a. bcm SSicbC 
 glcicb Ob. dbnlicb macbcn- 
 
 To Bestick', V. ir. a. bcjlccfcn, l^Ollftcrfcn. 
 
 To Bestink', v. ir. a. mit ©cflauf crfiiUen, be* 
 lldnfcrn, cinfidnfcrn. 
 
 To Bestir', v. a. rcgcnj to — one's self, rcjl, 
 fid) anftrcngcn, fid^ bccifcrn, bcftrcbcn? cilcn. 
 
 To Bestow', V. a. 1. (to — upon) ertbcilcn, 
 gcbcn, fcbcnfcn, tjcrlcitjcn, crrocifcn, gcwdlj' 
 rcn, barbringcnj 2. aniDcnbcn, ocrrocnbcn, 
 aufroenbcn, (®clb) baran Icgcnj 3. Icgcn 
 flcUci:,ft|cn,aufbcn)at)rcn5 to — a daughter, 
 cine Sodjter fcrbciratbcn, audflattcn? to — 
 one's self, fi(b bcf(bdftigcn. 
 
 Bestow'al, ,v. (nj.ii.) l.bic'ttnorbnung, S?eran» 
 ftaltung, SScrfugungj 2. bic®cn)d^rung(ci» 
 ner aSitte). 
 
Best 
 
 102 
 
 Bctw 
 
 Bestovf'^r, s. toer Grt()eilcr, ®eber, S)i§po= 
 
 nirent)c. 
 Bestow'ment, A-. 1. bic (Srtt)cilun3, ©abej 2. 
 
 bie Inroentjunfi , 3. baS ©cben, SBcrroenbcn. 
 To Bestrad'dle, v. a. vid. To Bestride. 
 
 To Bestrew', To BestrOw', [bestro', Wh. ff., 
 A:c.; bestru', Sin., &c.], v. /eg. & ir. a. 
 beftreucn, befprengcn, bebcrfen. 
 
 Bestrid', pret. & p. p. Bestrid'd^n , p. p. 
 
 0. To Bestride. 
 
 To Bestride', v. ir. a. (fiber GtmaS) 1. fc^)rei= 
 ten, uberf(j^reitcn, bcfireiten, 2. reitcn. 
 
 BestrOwn', p. p. lOOn To Bestrew. 
 
 Bestuck', pret, kp.p.X}. To Bestick. 
 
 To Bestud', V. a. 1. bcfcblagen, befe^cn (mit 
 ^n6pf(^en,jc.)5 2.^£r. bcfdcn. 
 
 Bestunk', preU & p.p. 0. To Bestink 
 
 To Beswift', V. a. bef(3()Ieunigen. 
 
 Bet, s. 1. bie SBette j 2. ai6r. D. Betty, vid. 
 Betty. [ft:§en, fe^en. 
 
 To Bet, V. a. roctten, (ju ciner SBette) ein= 
 
 To Betake', v.ir. rcfl. to — one*s self to..., 
 
 1. fid^ ju etnjas loenben, feine ^uflud^t ju 
 ©twaS ne^men, ju (Stroad greifen, ergreifen 
 (aud^/g-. bie ^lud^t, 2C.)i GtrooS onfangen, 
 M auf etroos legenj 2. fi(^ begeben, fid) 
 
 4: To Beteem', v. a. {Shksp.) ge* [oerpigen. 
 »dt)ren (cud) : julaffen). 
 
 Be'tel, f. Betle. Beteiaies, f. Betilles. 
 
 To Bei/unk', v. ir. a. (& refl. to — one's self, 
 fid^) bebenfen, (M) beftnnen, |idS> erinnern 
 (—of, einer©ar^e). 
 
 Bet/i'leheiu, s. 1. Geog. Set^Icljem, 2. ba§ 
 3tarren^auS, (vid. Bedlam). 
 
 Bei/i'lehemite, Bef/i'leiuite, *. 1. cin 5Be* 
 iDo^ner oonaSct^lc^em, 2. £cc. einSet^s 
 lel)emiter « SJl6n4) 5 3. bcr QJlonbfud^tige^ :c., 
 vid. Bedlamite. [bur(j^blttucn. 
 
 To Be^Aump', v. a. (Shksp. K. John. 2, 2) 
 
 Betid', Betl'd^d, pret. & Betid', p.p. n. f. SB. 
 
 To Betide', v. ir. & reg. I. a. begcgnen, JUs 
 fto^cn, befallen, k. h woe — thee ! roe^e Sir ! 
 ber ^enfer ^olc ©i(^! (b. o. juro. mit to); 
 II. n. ft(^ sutragtT., ereigncn, gefd)e^en. 
 
 Betilles', .V. Com. ©et^ittcS, ©ctiUoS, cin lof= 
 ferer, baummoUencr, meiftens roei^geftreifter 
 Ob. weifgcgitterteraSaumreoUenf^off »on oer* 
 [(j^iebenen Irten unb oerft^iebcnen ©cgcnben 
 £)ftinbicn§. [tig, fru^e. 
 
 Betirne', Betimes', adv. bei^eiten 5 bolb, jei= 
 
 Be'tle, s. But. berSSetel^ -nut, bteSctcU 
 nuf, ^refanu^. 
 
 To Beto'k^n, v. a. 1. bejcidf^nen, anbcutenj 
 
 2. bcbeutcn, tjorbebeuten, oor^crffinbigen, 
 ©or^crfagen. 
 
 Bet'ony. s. Bot. bic 95etonie. [fc^fittern. 
 
 To Betoss', V. a. (Shksp.) ftarf beroegen, en 
 
 To Betray', v. a. 1. oerrtttljen? 2. ©ericitcn, 
 terfii^rcn) 3. jeigen, cntbecfcn. 
 
 Betray'er, s. ber SScrrdtljer. [aufpu^cn. 
 
 To Betrfm', v. a. fd^miicfen, jicrcn, pu^cn. 
 
 To Betroth', v. a. 1. (\i(i)) i>crloben, (jur 6^c) 
 feerfprec^en, 2.^5u einem ©ist^umc ernenncn. 
 
 Betr6«/i'm?nt, s. 1. ba§ei)t'»erfpre(3^en, bie SSer= 
 lobung, 2. bie ©rnennung sueittcmSSiSt^ume. 
 
 Bet'sey, Bet'sy, s. vid. Betty. 
 
 B^ttel'lees, Bettel'ljes, s. vid. Betilles. 
 
 Bet'ter, (comp. ». Good), I. adj. beffer, me^r 
 roert^, libcrlegen (an ®eift, <Btavit, Sapfcr" 
 hit :c.,:c.)5 to have the—, bic Dberljanb 
 ^aben 5 to get the — of, ben aSort^cil tjabrti 
 liber . . ., ubcrroinben, ^err werbcn ubcr . . . j 
 to give one the — of it, ®incm bcn SSorjug 
 gebcn, na(l^(le{)en5 for the—, (ciner ©a^e) 
 jum ^eflenj II. adv. l. bejferj 2. mc^r, 
 barfiber, to love (like) — , lieber ^abenj 
 you (had) — , &c., Bit tl)dten beffer, 2c. , ten 
 foot high and— ,jet)nSuf l^od^ unb baruberi 
 it is — than half past eleven o'clock, c§ ift 
 liber ^alb sroolf (Ul)r)5 so much the — , be|^o 
 beJTer) I love him the — for it, i^ liihi i^n 
 beproegen nur befto me^r, 1 thought — of it, 
 i(i} \^aU mi6) beffer bebad^t, for — for worse, 
 Quf ©liirf unb Ungliirf, ouf Qlle mogl. %aUt, 
 auf ©erot^eroo^I, III. i-. 1. ber SSorjug, 
 S5ort^eiI, W Sbert)anbi (t)ergl. ph-s. 
 bei Better, I.)^ 2. ber aSefferC; SSorne^* 
 mere, Sbere (gera. im pL); 3. (in But. 
 Hud.) ber ^ointeur beim ©piel (opp. sittei-, 
 aSant^alter) j our b-s, pi. 1. unfere S)bern, 
 S5orgefe§ten5 2. SSornel)mere qI§ wir^ 3. bic 
 bepre Gigcufd^aften, :c. ^aben ol§ n>ir. 
 
 To Bet'ter, v. a. 1. oerbeffcrn, oerooUfomm* 
 ncnj 2. fibertreffen, 3. beforbern; untcr* 
 flu^en, begiinfligenj to — one's self, fid^ (Ui 
 cincm Jtaufe, 2c.) oerbefTern. [rection§i>aus. 
 
 B^t'tering-house, *. ba§a5c|ferung&^ttu§, (Sors 
 
 Bet'terment, *. bieSSerbcjfcrung 5 SSerebelung j 
 ffieforberungj b-s, s. pi. ^m. (col. ft. 
 improvements), TCnlagcn, SJerbeffcrungen 
 neuer 2dnbereicn bur(^ Urbarmad^ung beS 
 Canbes, ^npflanjungen, 2c. 
 
 Bet'tjng, s. ba§ SSettcn, Ut SBette. 
 
 Bet'tor, s. ber SBettenbe, SBetter. 
 
 Bet'ty, s. 1. cant. Hi SSrcc^cifcn i ber ^iitnd^ i 
 2. abbr. (fur: Elisabeth) 2ieSd()en5 25ctt» 
 *en (%-n.). [jerfttottcrt. 
 
 Betiim'bled, p. a. unorbentUc^, »er»orren, 
 
 Between', I. prep, jroifd^en, unter 5 —this 
 and to morrow, jroifd^en ^cut' unb morgenj 
 —whiles, oon3eit su 3eit, juweilen, bann 
 
Betw 
 
 103 
 
 Bias 
 
 UUb TOannj —ourselves, (—you and me) 
 unfer unS (SSeibcn), unttv mx lugenj 
 II. ado. the space — , ber OlQUm DQJJDifd^cn, 
 3roif<^envaum i III. (juro. fubftantioift^), 
 there is nothing in the—, e§ giebt feme 50iit= 
 telftrafcj —decks. Mar. 3nji[c^ent)ecf§. 
 
 Betwixt', prep, njie Between. 
 
 Bev'?l, I. s. 1. Mech. (Carp., Mas., Lock-sm 
 &c.) Die ®(l()miege, (Sc^wei, Der SBinf elpaffcr, 
 2BiitFclfQlfer, Dq§ (Sd^rcigema^ , ©e^rmafi 
 Depgl. Her. (inSBapen)) 2. Me f(^rdge ot). 
 fc^iefe 9li(^tung) uid. Beveling; II. adj. 
 f(irdg, f(^ief, ein ^nic, eine ^riimme bilbcnb, 
 frumm5 — angle, ber f4)iefe2Binfel5 —gear 
 &c. vid. unt. To Bevel. 
 
 To Bev'el, v. I. a. fd^rdge Jc^neiben, [c^icf nc^= 
 ten j 5/i»p-A. ein ©titct ^Jolj nQ(^ einer 5DiaU 
 be^auen, juric^ten^ H. w. eine ft^rdge, fd^iefe 
 ober frumme Slidjtung ^abcnj Mech. b-ed 
 gear, t>QS fonifd^e ©etriebci a b-ed wheel, 
 ein diagonal * ob. Jtcgelrat), fonift^cS Slab 
 
 Bev'eling, I. arfj. f(i)rdg, fc^ief, fruinm? H- a". 
 Ship-h. 1. bosaSe^auen t>e§ ^oljcs nad) einer 
 ?0?all5 t)ie aSiegung bes ^olseSj 2. einSBin^ 
 fel grofer (standin;;— ) ob. heiner (under—) 
 aU ein reciter. 
 
 Bev'elnient, *. Min. \ik Ibftumpfung, ^bfla» 
 (^ung ber ©cfen eineS ^rt)ftaU8. 
 
 Be'ver, s. vid. Beaver. 
 
 Bev'erage,*. I.ba&®etrdnt,ber3:ranfi 2.bie 
 6rfrif(^ung, Simonobe^ ber mitSBaffer oer* 
 bunnte 6t)ber ^ 3. bie Heine ^I^a^ljeit jur er= 
 frif(^ung, SoUationi 4. ber 7fntrimf(^mQuS, 
 SBiUfommenj 5. ber Ginftonb, ba& (Sins 
 trittsgelb. 
 
 Bev'il, s. k adj., Bev'jle, s. Her. vid. Bevel. 
 
 Bev'y, ,y. 1. burl, eine (SJamenO^efeUfci^afti 
 2. Sport, ber ^aufen, bie ©c^aar, ^erbe, :c.5 
 ber glug (SSogel)} a— of partridges, ein 
 aSolf (eine^ette, ob. ^itte) mebt)u^ner5 a- 
 of quails, ein 'glug SBat^telnj a— of roes, 
 ein Olubel ((Sprung) Sfle^e , a — of roebucks, 
 ein Slubel (Xrupp) Ole^bocfej — grease, 
 ^a^ ^irfci^fett. [roeljflogen, traucrn. 
 
 To Bewail', v. I. a. beflogen, beroe'nenj II. n. 
 
 Bewai'lable, adj. beflagenSroertt;. 
 
 Bewai'ler, s. ber SBe^flagenbe. 
 
 Bewai'ling, s. ba& SSeflagen, bie SBet)fIage. 
 
 To Bewire', v. n. \id) i)ixttn, ^i6) )3orfet)en 
 ( — of, oorj juweilen a.). 
 
 To Bewil'd^r, v.a. l.irre fut)ren, o.rec^tenSffiege 
 abbringen j 2. fig. oerrairrt, befliirst mad)en. 
 
 BewJl'derinent, s. col. bie SSerwirrung. 
 
 To Bewitch', v.a. l.be^eyenj 2.fig. bejau; 
 bern, beftricfen. 
 
 Bewitch'er, s. ber aSejauberer, ^erenmeifter. 
 
 Bewitch'ery, Bewilch'm^nt, .s. 1. bie JScjau* 
 berung, 3aubcrfraft, ber^ouberj 2.,/ig-. t>cr 
 unroiberfte^lid^e {Hcij. 
 
 Bewitch'ful, adj. rcijcnb, bejaubcrnb. 
 
 Bewitch'jng, I. p.*. bicScsauberung j 11. p. a. 
 III. — ly, ado. bejaubernb, rcijcnb. 
 
 Be'wjts, jr. pi. Falc. bie ^eber^JRiemen };ur 
 aSefeftigung ber gupsScbellen cineg galfen. 
 
 To Bewray', v. a. oerratl)en, jetgen. 
 
 To Bewrap', v. a. umnjirfcln, XH'rIjiiUcn. 
 
 Bey [ba], s. bcr SSci) (turf. etattli)altcr). 
 
 Beyond', I. prep. 1. jcnfeit, jcnfcit^ (aufbcr 
 Qnbern @cite)j 2. iibcr, libcrljin, l)inau§, 
 Quf er 5 3. oor (oorjuglidjer al§ . . .) 3 — what 
 is sufficient, mc^r al^genug, to eat— di- 
 gestion. fi(^ imeffcn ubcrlabenj to go — .... 
 
 1. ubcr . . . ^inau§ ge^cn, roeitcr gc()cn, 
 uberfdjrciten, 2. fig. iibcrtreffcnj 3. {)intcr» 
 ge^cn, betort^cilen, to go — one's depth. 
 l.big iibcr ben ,Kopf in'o SBaffcr, 2c. ge^cn j 
 
 2. fig. fK^nid^tmc^rsu ^clfcnroiffcni -belief, 
 unglaublidi) ) —expression, unbcfd^rciblic^ , 
 
 — measure, ubcr W OJZopcn^ — memory. 
 iibcr SKenfd^engcbcnfcn j — recovery, auf 
 immer cerlorenj II. adv. iibcr ... ^inaus, 
 bariibcr ^inauS 2C. 
 
 Bezan', Bez'ans, s. Com. Scfanc, iDCipe, gc* 
 ftreiftc obcr iHTfc^iebcnforbigc bcngalifd^c 
 bQumrooUene Siid^cr. 
 
 Bezant', (C.) s. vid. Byzant. 
 
 Bez'-slntler, .v. Sport, bic (Sidfproffc, bcr ei5» 
 fpriffel, ^priifel am ^irf(^gcroci^c. 
 
 Bezan'ty, s. vid. Byzanty. 
 
 Bez'?l, Bez'il [Wb., kc; be'zl, W^orc, &c.], 
 s. ber Soften (beS StingcS, roorin bcr @tcin 
 ri6t), bad mingfuttcr. 
 
 Be'zOar, s. (—stone) bcriBcsoar, aScjoarflciui 
 German—, bic®cm6fugcl j ox—, bcrSlinbS* 
 gaUcnflein (ein gclblicbcr ©tcin in bcr ©alien* 
 blofe bcr SDd^fcn)? — antilope, Zool. bic 
 &aitUci — goat, Zool. bic aScjoarsicgci 
 
 — mineral, Chem. mincralifd)cr Scjcar (ein 
 (SpieSglaHjerQb). 
 
 BezQJir'djc, adj. bejoar^altig. [neien, 
 
 Bezpar'dics, s. pi. Med. bejoar^attige ^frj* 
 Bezo'la, s. Ich. bie flcine 5!)?ardne. 
 Bezo'njan, s. (Shaksp.) ber drmlit^c ^i^t 
 4= To Bez'zle, v. a. (Milt.) oerpraffen. 
 Bhowanee', s. (inb.) ^fyth. bie ©ottinn ber 
 
 3erfl6rung (bei ben Thugs, qv.). 
 Bhiing, (inb.) vid. Bang, 2. 
 Bi'a, s. ber tiameftfd^c 3^ame fur Cowry qv. 
 Blan'gulate, Bian'gulat^d, Blan'gulous, adj. 
 
 jweiwinfclig, smciccfig. 
 Bi'as, I. s. 1. bie f(^iefc ©cite ob. 9tid>tung, 
 
 bicSlucrej bcr Ubcrt)ang j Xb^angi - of a 
 
Bias 
 
 104 
 
 Bifa 
 
 bowl, fccr ^ang (fcie 3?cigung, ©tcirfe) einer 
 MQtU 2. Com. Dcr :}(ugfd^lQg (bcim SBd= 
 gen), Qud^^ig. fcog Ubergeroicl^t, tie 9}iQct)t5 
 
 3. j?g. bie Sftic^tung, berS^riebj ^ong, 3ug, 
 btc Steigung, Da8 (Strcbcn^ t5ic ^JCbfit^ti 
 
 4. ter <Sinn, Me SSeDeutung, to put one 
 out of his — , Semantjen an^ Dem (Soncepte 
 bringen, i^n ©erlcgen madden 5 Ih ado. fd^ief, 
 feitlingS, oon l)er ©eite, to cut — , ber Sluere 
 fc^ncibenj ^g. oerfe^rtau&legen, to go a—, 
 fd^ief ge^en. 
 
 To Bi'as, w. a. 1. auf bie eine @eite neigen^ 
 
 2.fig.nd^tn,UiUn,vid)tcni einne^men, ouf 
 
 fcine <BiiU jie^en, (fi(^) juget^an ma(^en. 
 Bib,*. l.baSSaugflafc^d^en, 2. (—apron), 
 
 ba§ ®cifertu(^, (©eiferO 2d|(1(>en. 
 Blba'cious[Worc., IF/>., PF.; bi ba'shus, Sm.], 
 
 adj. bem S^runfe ergeben. 
 BIb'ber, Bib'beler, s. ber3?ipper, 3e(^er, 3ct^= 
 
 bruber, 6duf?r. 
 
 Bib'bjng, *. baS 3^ippen, SSed^ern. 
 To Bib'ble, v. n, vid. To Bubble. 
 Bib'ble-bab'ble, s, vulg. ® enjdfd^,S®if(^in)af(bi. 
 Bibbs, >v. pL Ship-b. bie ^eroorfte^enbcn3)^eilc 
 
 ber JBacftn eineS ?OJafte§. 
 Bi'ble,*.l.biea5ibel, ^eiligeec^riftj 2. Mar. 
 
 bie gropi Yxt beS ^otbbootSmanng, —oath, 
 
 ber (Sd^mur ouf bie ©ibel. 
 Biib'l^r, f. vid. Bibber. 
 Bib'iical, adj. mii^6i. 
 Bibljog'nosy, s. Lit. 1. bie ©uc^erfenntitif, 
 
 Sud^erfunbej 2. bie Inleitung baju. 
 Bibljog'rapher, s. Lit. 1. ber 95ibIiograp^ 5 
 
 2. ber TCbfd^reibcr j 3. ber ©(^riftfleUer. 
 Bibljograph'ic (— cal), adj. bibUogrop^ifd^. 
 Bibliog'raphy, s. Lit. bie 93ibliograp^ie. 
 Bib'liQllte, s. Pet. ber aSibliolitl). 
 BHjIjoma'nia, s. Lit. mod. bie ©ibliomanie, 
 
 ©Merwut^, a5ud^crfu(^t. 
 Biblioma'njac, s. Lit. mod. ber Siblioman. 
 Bibliomani'acal, adj. Lit. bibliomanif(b. [Uv. 
 Bib'li(?poIe, Bibljop'plist, s. Lit. ber a5u^^dnb= 
 
 Bibljof/ie'ca, Bib'lipf/ieke, s. vid. Library. 
 Bibliot/i'ecal [Wb., W., Sm.; bibljot/ie'cal. 
 
 Wore. &c.], adj. Lit. ju einer ajibliot^e! 
 
 get)6rig. [35ibIiot^efar. 
 
 BibllQt/ieca'rian, BibliSt/i'ecary, s. Lit. ber 
 Bib'Ijst, s. ber Sibclglaubigci SJibelfenncr. 
 Bib'ulous, adj. fd^toammidjtj —paper, 26f(^s 
 Bicap'sular, adj. Bot. jroeifapfelig. [papier. 
 Blcar'bonate, Chem. I. s. ba& aSicarbonctj 
 
 II. adj. liberfo^lcnfttuer. 
 Bice, .V. Paint baSUltramarin, blue—, iiber^. 
 
 bie blaue^Qrbe, bef. bog asia^blau, green—, 
 
 bie gritne garbe? baS SSlapgriin. 
 tiicip'ital, Bicip'itous, adj. jmeifopfig. 
 
 To Bifck'^r, v. u. 1. fid^ jittcrnb obcr roogenb 
 
 ^in u. l)er benjcgen, (».§lammen ob.^Iujfcn) 
 
 fid^fd^Idngcln, flarfcrn, lobernj 2. flrciten, 
 
 jttnfen, ^abern. 
 
 Bick'erer, .v. ber ©trciter, 3dn!er. 
 Bick'ern (Bifck'-iron), s. 1. Mech. ba§ fpi|igc 
 
 eifen, aSicfeifen j 2. Sm. ber jnjeifpi^igc (ob. 
 
 ^orn=) ^CmboS, ba§ <Bperrl)orn, ©oppel^orn, 
 
 ber ©perr^afcn. 
 Bi'c6rn,Bi'c6rne,Bic6r'nous, adj. 1. mit i^Wei 
 
 ^omern, ge^tJrnt j 2. Bot. sn5eit)6rnig. 
 Bi'corn, s. Bot. Ut ^flanjc mit jracibornigen 
 Blcor'porail, adj. s»eileibig. L^ntl)eren, 
 
 To Bid, V, ir. a. 1. I^eifen, befel)lcn, gcbietenj 
 
 2. bieten (einen ^reig, bepgl. in :jfuctionen)5 
 
 3. entbicten, anbietenj 4. auf bieten, abfiin^ 
 bigenj anfunbigen, augrufenj .5. hitUn, ein» 
 iQbcnj to - one the time (compliment) of 
 the day, Semanb grii^en (guten movQtn, Zag, 
 llbiXCfi bieten) j to - one farewell, (Sixicm 
 Seberoo^l fogen 5 to- fair (n.), ftd[> gut onlaf* 
 [en, su |>offnungen bered^tigenj to -a boon, 
 urn eine ®aU (©nabe) bitten j to — the 
 beads, ben 9lofen!ran5 bcten j to— ui>, (in 
 ILnctioncxific.) liberbicten^ (bie ^reife) in 
 bie |)6^c treiben. 
 
 Biid, I. pret. k p. p. (0. i\ SS.)^ n. 5. 
 
 bttS ®ebot (in ^Mluctioncn). 
 Biid'den , p. p. p. To Bid. 
 Biid'der, s. 1. ber, bie ^efe^Ienbc3 2. ber (SiiM 
 
 laUvi 3. ber ©teigerer, ^icitont (in einer 
 
 3fuction)5 the best or highest — , ber 3)leifts 
 
 bietenbe, the lowest— , ber ?0?inbcflbietenbc. 
 Bid'djng, I. p. s. 1. bag ®e^eif, ©ebot, ber 
 
 aSefe^l, bie SDrber 5 2. ba§ SBictcn, ®ebot (in 
 
 ^uctionen); II. p. a. ^eipenb,:c.} vu/.ToBid. 
 Bid'dy, s. l.abbr. fiir : Bridget, Brigit ; 2. dim. 
 
 bad |)u^nc^en (aU 'Knlodc-^oxt : ^ut J ^ut I) 
 To Bide, V. I. a. n 4= au§t)arren, (gebulbig) 
 
 abraarteU) II. n. vid. To Abide. 
 Bl'dens, Bi'dent, s. vid. Water-hemp, [jactig. 
 Biden'tal, adj. 1. jweigd^nig, jmeisinfig, 2. 
 Bidet', [Wb., Wore; bida', 5m.], s. 1. bO§ 
 
 heine ^ferb, ber .Klepper^ 2. bie OJeitbanf, 
 
 baS Sleitbedfen (sum SBafc^en). 
 Bi'djng. p. s. 1. bQg SBo^nen? 2. (or- place) 
 
 ber aBol)npla6, 7fufent^aIt§ort. 
 Bid'pn, s. Mar. ein ^Wffigf citgma^ oon ungef. 
 
 5 cngl. Sluart. [(auc^ Bot.). 
 
 Bien'nial, I. adj.j II. —ly, adv. jweijd^rig 
 Bier, s. bic a3a^re, ISobtenba^re, —balk, ber 
 
 ^ircb^ofmeg ju aSegrdbnitlen. 
 Bies'tings, s. pi. bie Sieftmil(^. 
 Bifa'rious, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. gnjci= 
 
 fa(b,sn)eibeutig, boppeirtnnig, 2. Bot. jroei* 
 
 rei^ig. 
 
Bife 
 
 105 
 
 Bin 
 
 Biferous, adj. Bot. (jd^rlici^)srocimal tragenb 
 
 Biffin, "Kxt getroceneter, plattgepre^ter^fpfel. 
 
 Bi'fid, [P., W., Ja., Sm,, Reid, Graig, 
 
 Cool., Nutt., St. ; bifid , N., Ent., Kn.'] adj.^ 
 
 Bif'idated, Bif'idate,p. a. 1. in giuei X^eile 
 
 getbeilt; 2. Bot. jnjeifpaltig. 
 
 Biflo'rous,[fforc.,S/n.;biffIorus,Ty6.],af/;.fiot. 
 
 Bff'ori. s. Bot. 1)q8 BwciblQtt. [groeiblumig 
 
 Bi'fold, adj. jTOcifdItig, swicfar^, boppelt. 
 
 Bi'form, Bi'formed, adj. jroeiformig, pon i)Op= 
 pclter^orm, jrocilcibig. 
 
 Bifor'injty, s. bie boppcltc ©cjlaltung, Sop* 
 pelform, giPCifQ(^c ©cftQlt. 
 
 Bif prous, adj. mit t>oppeIten X^iiren. 
 
 Bifron'ted, p. a. 1. jjpci SSorbcrfcitcn Ijabenb j 
 2. siDeifKrnig. 
 
 Bifiir'cate, BTfur'cated [Wore, W., Sm.; 
 bi'furcat, &c. H^6.], p. a. 1. jlPCiSQCfig, JWcU 
 jinfig32.Bot.gabeIf6rmig,5n)cidfli3,gcfpQltcn. 
 
 Bifurca'tion, *. bie ©poltung (in imciXi)ciU), 
 gabclformigc 3;i)eilung (bc5 SBcgcg, ic). 
 
 Bifiir'cous, adj. vid. Bifurcate. 
 
 Big, adj. 1. bi(f,grop,PoU j 2. fd^wangerj trdd)= 
 tig 3. fig. erfiiUt, coU (j. 95. poU Summer, 
 (Snpartung, SSergnugen, mit with...) 5 4. 
 flols, aufgeblQfcn, tro^ig,l)0(^, gro^, 5.gro^ 
 t)ersig, cr^abcn, mutt)P0ll5 — with child, 
 fc^rcangcr, —with young, trddjtig; fig-x. 
 to go — with a project, mit eincm ^fnfd^logc 
 f(!)n)anger geljcn, to look—, jltolj, tro^ig, 2c. 
 ou§fel)cn5 to talk—, gropt^un, auffc^ncibcn? 
 — bellied, bicfbdud^igj vidg. fd^mangcr, 
 —bodied, bicflcibigj —boned, flarf, fraft= 
 POU, Picrfd^rotigj —corned, —grained, 
 gropfornigj — n;imed, l.beru^mt, 2. bom= 
 boftifdt) benannt, PoUmaulig 5 —napped, grob= 
 fdbig, — uddcred, mit ooUcn Gutcrn. 
 
 BVg, Big'-be^r, Big'-bere, vid. unter Barley. 
 
 To Big, V. a. & n. provinc. (3c-engl.) boucn. 
 
 Big'araist, s. bcr ^igamift. 
 
 Big'amy, s. 1. bie ajigomie. ©oppcue^e^ 2. 
 (im fanonifd^en Olcc^tc) bic ^eirat ciner 
 jrceitcn ^rau, jc. 
 
 Bigaroon', s. Pom. bic gropc n)cipc|)ersfirf(^e. 
 
 Biljem'inate, adj. Bot. boppelt jmeiStt^Iig. 
 
 Brg'gel, s. Zooi. ba0 3tt)lgau. 
 
 Brg'gjn, s. 1. bie SScg^inc, 5^onncnt)Qube (ber 
 a3eguinen)j 2. U^ ^inbcrf)dubd^en, 5)Jii$. 
 djcnj (Shaksp.) bie (s^tt(^ts)3Ku&c. 
 
 Bight, .V. 1. Mar. ber aSug, bie sSBugt (ber Urn? 
 fang einc§ jufommengeroUten @d^ifftouc8)5 
 2. bie a5u(^t, ein fleiner |)Qfen, e^Iupf^Qs 
 fenj 3. ber bud^td^nlic^e (Sinfd^nitt in ein 
 eilfelb 5 4. Man. ber SSug am ed^enfel (ber 
 ^fcrbe). 
 
 Dig'neBs. s. bic ©irfe, ©rope, ber Umfang. 
 
 Bjgno'nja, s. Bot. bic S^rompctcnblumc. 
 Big'ot, I. s. 1. ber lnbd(itlcr, ^rommlcr 
 
 ©t^cin^ciligC} 2. ber blinbc ^n^dngcr (mit 
 
 to); II. adj. fd^cinl)cilig, bigott. 
 Big'oted, I. adj,; II. — ly, adv. 1. bigott^ 
 
 frommclnbj 2. blinb crgcben, jugctljon, — to 
 
 ..., cingcnommcn fiir . . . . [Bigotry. 
 
 Brg'otism, s. bcr^angsur^fnbdd^tclci, vid. 
 Big'otry, s. 1. bic SBigotteric, ^Cnbd^tclci, 
 
 ^rommclci, ©d^cin^ciligfcitj 2. bic blinbc 
 
 7fn^dnglid)fcit. 
 Bijou [bjzh(ju', irorc.J bi'zhou,STO.],*.(frQns.) 
 
 bo& ^Icinob, ber Suwcl, fcfiborc ©lijmucf. 
 J5ti'owfrt/[biizh'utrj], s. SSijoutcric (^Sffiaarcn). 
 Biju'gous, adj. Bot. jrocipaorig gcfiebcrt. 
 Bila'bjate, adj. Bot. jwcilippig. [bcflc^cnb. 
 Bllam'^Uate [ 11^6.], adj. Bot. oudSlPCi^pialtcn 
 Bjlan', J. Com. bQ§SScrfalIjcit«58u(]^,3Q^IungSs 
 
 95u(^, (in ^ranfrcid^) ein SSuc^, ipcrin ^Muf» 
 
 Icutc unb SBcd^^lcr il)rc ^fctip= unb ^affios 
 
 Sci^ulbcn cintragcn. 
 Biil'ander, *. Mar. 1. bcr33inncnlanbcr5 2.bcr 
 
 ®ilanbcr (ein swcimQfl.fdjroeb. u.cngl.®i^iff). 
 I3jlat'§ral, adj. jttjeifcitig, boppclfeitig. 
 Bi'law, s. vid. By-law. 
 
 Bil'berry, .v. Bot. bic ^eibelbccrc. [Sappier. 
 Bil'bo, Bjibo'a, s. (fpan.) bie ©cgcnflinge, ba$ 
 Bil'boe?, (Bil'bows), s. pU Mar. bie 93ujen, 
 
 ^upbanbc, ber (Stotf (fiir SSerbrec^cr Quf 
 
 ©d^iffen). [Quf, ba§ ©tcljaufsO^dnnd^en. 
 Bil'bpqu^t [— ket], s. bcr Jtugclfang, <Btd)= 
 Bile, s. l.bie®aUc5 2. bag ®cf(^n>ur, jc, 
 
 vid. b. b. Boil ; —duct, Anat. bcr (Sallcngang, 
 
 Siliargong, —stone, Med. bcr ©allcnflein. 
 Biilge,*.l.bera5audj cincsSaffcSj 2.A/ar.ba& 
 
 ^lac^, bic SBcitc ober ©rcitc bc§ Bdn^o^ 
 
 bens, —pump, bic aSobcnpumpc, ©(i^Iog= 
 
 pumpc, —water, ba& ^immroafter, ©djiags 
 
 ipaffcr. 
 To Bilge, V. n. Mar, Iccf WCrbcnj a b-d sliip, 
 
 cin im ^lad^ lecfcS (ein gcf4>citcrtc$, bc[d)d= 
 
 bigtcS, ramponirte^) ©d^iffj vid.'Vo Bulgcl. 
 Bil'jary, adj. pr ©allc gcljorigj —duct, 
 
 Anat. ber ©allengang, ^iliargang. 
 BTlin'guar [— gwar], adj. grocifpradjig. 
 Bilin'guous[— gwus], adj. Lsrocijungig, bop* 
 
 peljiingig, 2, jroci ©prad)cn fprcdjenb. 
 Bil'jous [— yus], adj. 1. galligj 2. gallidjt 
 
 gaUcnartig, —fever, ba§ ©allcnficbcr. 
 Bilit'eral, adj. jwcibuci^flabig. 
 To Bilk, y. a. fd^ncUen, prcUen, bctrugcn, im 
 
 ©tid^c laffcn (bcf. feinc ©Idubiger). 
 Bril, s. 1. ahhr. (fiir: William) SBil^clm, 
 
 SBilmd^enj 2. ber ©d^nabcl (vid. Beak); 
 
 — full, cin ©(^nabelPoUj —headed, fd;nas 
 
 bclformigj 3. bieSanbfpi^cj 4. bic ©pioc bee 
 
Bill 
 
 106 
 
 Bill 
 
 ^nic^olses, eincs ^ixhl^, :c. j —of an anchor, 
 t)ie7rnferfpi|e5 — fish, vid. Gar-fish; 5. cine 
 Hxt (Sd^ui)nagelj —brads, tim ^Crt 3^dgel 
 mit geraben BdjnlUxn oD. J^opfen (jum (Sin- 
 fenfen)} 6. Gard. eine7Crt(Si(iel, Die^ippe, 
 t)aa ©artenmeffer, ©il)nittme|Ter, (aui — 
 hook, i)epg(.): 7. Mil. Dq§ ^afdjinenmefer j 
 hand—, einefurse|)ippe5 hedge (hedging)— , 
 einc lange ^ippcj —man, t)er 95aumf(^neis 
 tiixj 8. bie ,irummaj:t5 ©treitayt, 4>»^Hc' 
 barl)C} — man, l)er ^ellebart)ier. 
 Blli, J. bcf. Com. k Law. l.Der3ettel, MS 
 aSitteti 2. btcSifte, t)a§ SSerjei^nip^ 3. t)ie 
 Slei^nung, t>er ^fuSjug, Die Stote, 4. t>er 
 @(^ein, t)ic ajefc^eiuigung? 5. i)er SBed^fel, 
 TCppoint (vt(L Appoint) 5 6. bie ©thrift, 
 @6ult)»erf(^reibung, Urfunbej 7. bie^Iage* 
 fd^rift, 8. (a — set up), Der TCnfcJ^lagjettel j 
 DdS loeitiJTement5 9. Da^Oleceptj 10. Die 
 ^ill (ber (Sntrourf [SBorfc^lug] su cinem ®e= 
 fe^e oD.ju einer^parlomentSoerorbnung)) bie 
 'JCcte (ber tjerbinblid^e *parlament§f(^Iuf, ba§ 
 ®efe§)5 —under one's hand, eine ^ant)s 
 [thrift 5 taker of a—, ber ISraffant, entne{>= 
 merj —for (of) debt, (due—, or hand—), 
 ein^ttnb(f(^ulb)fd^ein^|)anbnje(i^fel5 a long—, 
 ein langfid^tigerSBed^felj a short—, einfurj^ 
 jtd^tiger Sffied^fel, a single (sole, or only)—, 
 tier ©olarac^fel (eigene ob. trocfeneS[Se(^fel)i 
 Bills, pi. I. gen. Com. SSec^fel, ^aptere, iDcs 
 t)ifen (SBet^fel ouf einen SBec^felpla^ , ber 
 einen 6our& i)at) j 2. TCctien, :c. j 3. aSriefe 
 <aufbem(5our§blatte)5 4. Mint. ®olb= ob. 
 
 Silbertlumpen, vid. Billot; b-s at three 
 months' date, brei 5!Jlonat papier 5 b-s at 
 usance, Ufon>C(i()feI j b-s in sets, Sffieii^fel 
 inSupUcaten, (Sopieroed^felj b-s on London, 
 SBetJbfel auf 2onbon, vulg. Sonboner, b-s 
 payable book, baS TCcceptationSbuc^, ZxaU 
 tenbu(^ 5 b-s receivable b., btt^ Otcmeffenbud^, 
 ^laii= ob. @tabtroe(^felbu(i(>. Bill of admea- 
 surement, ber WtfhxkU —of adventure, 
 ber 7Ccenturbrief5 — of amortisation, ber 
 9Jiortificationgf(^ein, SilgungSft^ein^ — of 
 bottomry, ber ®obmereibrief, ©(^iffSpfanb* 
 brief, —of carriage, ber ^rad^tbrief, —in 
 chancery, bie ©d^abenerfa^ftoge oor bem 
 Jtanjleigerid^t j —of complaint, b{e»tlQge= 
 fd^rift, 3fle(btsnagej -of cost, bie Jtoften= 
 rec^nung , (Sinf auf^ret^nung 5 —of the course 
 of exchange, ba& (SourSblatt, ber 6our§jet= 
 ttU — of credit, ber ojfeaeSBecbfel^ Am.'Dtx 
 @(!)0§!Qmmerfcbein5 —of debt, ber©c^ulb= 
 fc^ein, bie®(t>ulbcerfcl^reibung 5 —of delivery, 
 ber {7fuS=) Sieferunggfc^ein? —of divorce, 
 ber @(^eibebrief5 —of emption, b<r.ftQuf= 
 
 brief, ^aufcontract, —of enditement {or 
 indictment), tiii ^nflogeactej —of entry, 
 bie 3oUbecIaration (btt§ (Sin= ob. ^u§gang5« 
 SollDerseid^mli) , — in equity, bie ,^lage5 ob. 
 Sittfcbrift in ©ad^en ber ?8iniqMti -of 
 exchange, ber 5[Bec^feIbrief, SSed^felj —of 
 exchequer, ber (Sdja^fommerfd^ein 3 —of 
 (the) fair, ber ©tanbfc^ein, (Stanbjettel (auf 
 5Reffen u. 5)?arften) i - of fare, ber 50^arft- 
 Settel,.fu(^enjettel5 ©peifcjettel^ -of fount. 
 Print, ber ©d^riftjettel, ©iepjettel, - of 
 freight, ber ^rad^tbrief} —of health, ber 
 ®efunb^eitSpap, ba§ ©efunb^eitSatteftat? — 
 of indemnity, vid. (bond of) Indemnity; 
 
 — of lading, ber (@d()iff§=)S5erlabunggf(^ein, 
 (SeeO^r^id^tbrief, ba& (§onno|famento —J. 
 mortality, bie ©terbelifie, Sobtenlifte 5 — of 
 parcels, bie (fpeciftcirte) SBaarenred^nung, 
 ^actura, —of the play, ber J^omiJbienjettelj 
 
 — of prescriptions, (doctor's—), bal Sfleccpt 
 (eines "JCrjteS) i — of rights, bie (unter Wil- 
 liam u. Mary bem engl.SSolfe gegebcne) SSer» 
 faffungSurfunbci —of sale, ber ^Raufbricf, 
 ,Kttufcontract j ^fanbcontract. Am. ber nicbt 
 unterfiegelte SSerfaufScontract eine& ®runb= 
 fliirfeS, great or grand — of sale, ber SSeiU 
 brief (obrigfeitlid^eS 3eugnip iiber ben oor* 
 fc^riftmdpigen fSau eineg ®(^iffeS)5 —of 
 sight, ber 3oIIcrlaubmpfd^ein, ©liter oljne 
 ^octur au§sulaben5 —of specie, berSorten* 
 Settelj —of store (stores), ber ^rooiant* 
 fd)ein, (griaubnif fc^ein pr joUfreien S5erpro» 
 tjtantirung fiir \ik Sleife eine§ ^Qnbel§fi^if» 
 fe§5 —of sufferance, ber @rlaubniffd)ein, 
 ^reijettel, ^offlrsettel sur joUfreien lusfu^t 
 »on SBttoren oon einem britifc^en ^afen sum 
 anbern 5 — of tnnnage, ber 50?cf brief (au§gc= 
 ftellteS ijeugnip »om Qfid^meifter uber bie gtt* 
 jligfeit eineS ©d^iffeS) 5 — of view, vid. — of 
 sight; — of weight,bie®en)id^t§note5 —ac- 
 count, bttSSBec^felcontoj —book, baSSSecb* 
 felfcontroj — bows, oid. Bilboes; —broker, 
 ber lffie(^felmQfIer; —brokerage, bie SSec^» 
 felcourtage, —business, Sonfgefc^dfte^ — 
 copy-book, ba§ IB5ed^felcopierbu(i 5 —doer, 
 berSBe^felreiterj SBud^erer, —holder, ber 
 SSec^felin^Qber, ^rdfentantj —jobbing, Ut 
 SBet^felreiterei, —money, bie SBet^felcour* 
 togej —poster, —sticker, ber 3ette(anfd^Id« 
 ger, 3-Qn!Ieber5 -stamp, ber SBe(^felftem= 
 pclj —wallet, M^ Sofc^enbuc^ jum beque* 
 men Sragen ber SSanfnofen u. SBed^fet. 
 
 To Bill, V. I. ft. cant. (burd|) TTnfi^lagsettcl ofs 
 
 fentl.) anjeigen^ II. n. \id) fc^ndbeinj Jig. 
 
 Bil'lard, s. ber SSafiarb^^Kapaun. [Itebeln. 
 
 Bil'lards, s. pi. bie junge ©rut b. Jto^Ienflft^cS. 
 
Bill 
 
 107 
 
 Bipc 
 
 BHl'berry, s. vid. Bilberry. 
 
 Bn'iet, *. 1. bQ§ asitttt, Dcr3cttel, bic^totej 
 2. Mil. ber SLuttrticrjcttel 5 3. Her. Die 
 ©c^inbeli soft-, (bil'let-doux [bille-d6], pL. 
 bil'Iets-doux [— d6z]), l)a§ Sicbesbriefti^en, 
 4. ba§(Scl^eit5 5. ber ®oIb=,:c. ^lumpen, 
 vid. Billot; —wood, 35rcnn^oIs, ©djcit^olj 
 (3 ^up u. 4 3oa long). 
 
 To Bifl'let, v.a. M?7. ((Solbaten) cinquartircn. 
 
 Bill'jard [—yard], adj. comp. Gam. a3illarb=; 
 -ball, bie as-fugcl, ber S-ball, —holes, 
 -pockets (gem. hazards gen.)/ S-Iod^er, 
 aS-beutelj — marker, ber S-marqueur, 
 — stick, ber S5-flocf, baS liueuej —table, 
 bie «-tafeI, ba§ 23. 
 
 Bni'iards, J. pZ. Gaw. btt& SSiUarb, 95-fpieIj 
 to play at—, 35. fpielen. 
 
 Bni'lQn, *. ^nf/i. bic 95iUion. [gu^fcS. 
 
 Bil'liting, Bn'ljttifng, s. 5pori. bie goofung be» 
 
 Bii'lon, A-. Com. 1. fe^r gering^altigeS ©olb 
 u. ©ilber, 2. bie gering^altige (juftarfmit 
 .Rupfer cerfe^te) ^Dlunjej —of silver, ^a= 
 gament 
 
 Bil'lot, s. l.ba§@d)eit, vid. Billet; 2. b-s 
 ofgold or silver, Mn^ ®olb= Ob. ©ilbers 
 flumnen, ungewiinsteS ®oIb ob. <Silber. 
 
 Bil'low, J. bie grofcSBcUe, SBogc, —beaten, 
 * n)ogengepeitfd)t. 
 
 ToBil'low, V. r?. (luellenformig) auffij^roellcn, 
 fid) Quft^iirmcn j * oufroogen. 
 
 Bii'lowy, adj. wogig, njogenb. 
 
 Bn'ly, s. 1. Mech. ber ©robftu^I, bie S8ox= 
 fpinnmQf(&ine5 2. a66r. ». William, wieBill. 
 
 Bllo'bate, BllDbed', adj. Bot. jwcilappig. 
 
 Biloc'ular, adj. Bot. jmeifcidjerig. 
 
 Bima'nous, adj. jwei^dnbig. 
 
 Bi'ina-wood [— wud], s. vid, Beeme-wood. 
 
 Bima'r.ian, Bimar'jcail, adj. jwei S^Jcere (©een) 
 betreffenb. [asimebiallinie. 
 
 Blme'djal, adj. Math, bimebialj —line, bie 
 
 Biraen'sal, adj. qUc jroei 5)Jonate gef(i^cl)cnb; 
 jjroeimonatlii. 
 
 Bin, s. \ik Xabe, ^ifie, ber ,attflen, :c. , comp. 
 aUi oats— , ber ^aferfoflenj bread—, ber 
 93robf(^ranf,<SpeifefirQntbie8peifefammer. 
 
 Bin'acle, a. Mar. boS (§ompttp^ttU8c^en, ffiad)U 
 ^QU§5 —lamps, 9ta(i^t^auglampen. 
 
 Bina'rjous, adj. vid. Binary. 
 
 Bi'nary, I. adj. Arith. binarif(3^, au§ sn)ei(5in= 
 C)eiten bcjle^enb , boppelt (5roeisal)lig, ge= 
 jrocit)) II. s. bie^wei^eit, 3al)l oon3n>eien5 
 III. comp. — arithmetic, bie binarifc^e Hxiti}' 
 metif, )Dt)abi!5 —measure, Mus. ber ge= 
 
 Bi'nate, adj. Bot. jnjeisd^Iig. [rttbe Zact 
 
 To Bind, 0. ir. I. a. l.binbcn? einbinben, 
 tcrbinben (eine SBunbe k au6) mit up); 
 
 ,/tg-.s. 2. binbcn, oerpflid^ten, tcrbinbcin 3, 
 fefl, gewip madjcn, abfd^Iicfcn (cincni)an» 
 bel, 2C.)j 4. (to — in), l)cmmcn, ^inbcrnj 
 5. Med. ccrftopfcitf 6. Mas. binbcn (i?om 
 ^alf), to — with gaIoon,.mit Sri'ffen obcr 
 aSorten bcfc^cn? to — an apprentice, cilicri 
 Scl)rling aufbingcn laffcn, (Sincn in bic 2cl)rc 
 gcbcnj to — a servant, cincn S5icner burc^ 
 ^iet^gelb obcr Contract binbcn j to — over, 
 citircn (oorlabcn) laffenj H. n. 1. bid)t, flcif 
 obcr ^art rocrben (»?. rocic^cn 2C. ,R6rpcrn)j 
 glue binds, 2cim binbctj 2. \)cr|^opfcnbe 
 SSirfung ^abenj 3. fig. (ter) binbcnbc 
 Jtraft baben (on, fur). 
 
 Bind, s. 1. Bot. bic .popfcnronfe, ber .|)opfcn j 
 grey and white — , bic bcibcn befien <Sortcn 
 ber .|)opfcnpfIansc 5 2. Min. oci^cr^altigc S^on* 
 crbCj 3. Com. a — of eels, 250 BtM 
 ^alc, —weed, ^ot. bic SBinbc 
 
 Bin'der,*. I. gen. bcrSinbcr, @arbcnbinbcr» 
 ©udjbinbcr^ 2. bie ©inbc, 3. Med. ba6 
 binbenbe 5Kittel, SScrflopfungSmittcl. 
 
 Bin'dery, s. mod. bie SBudjbinberroertflatt. 
 
 Bin'djng, l.s.l. bQ§ SSinbcn, SScrbinbcn, 2c. 5 
 2. ber (Sinbanb (eineS SSuc^eS, 2C.)j S.ber SSer» 
 banbj 4.bica5inbe5 5.bie(5infaftung, ^oite 
 (and) b-s) ; 5. Falc. ba§ Grmitbcn, erreit^cn 
 ber SBcute, 6. Fenc. ba§a3inbcn bcr^lingcj 
 the iron — of a dead eye. Mar. ber ®efd)lag 
 cincr Sungf^fj !!• ?•«• binbenb? — joi^t* 
 Arch, ber oerbinbenbe Sluerbalfenj — land, 
 binbcnberSoben? —notes, Mus. ©d^leifno» 
 ten 5 — strakes. Mar. bic® 4)Cf ftorfc bcS S)ccEe$. 
 
 Bine?, s. pi. |)opfenranfcn (vid. Bind). 
 
 Brng, s. Al-w. ein ber 2uft ouSgefe|tcr 
 ^laun^aufen. 
 
 Bifnn, vid. 13in. Binnacle, vid. Binacle. 
 
 BTn'ocle, s. Per. boS £)oppcIfernro^r j bie 
 ©oppellorgnette. 
 
 BTnoc'ular, adj. 1. srocittugigj 2. Per. fur 
 beibe Tfugen bienenb (?. c mit 2 ®e^rt^l)rcn)j 
 — telescope, boS ©oppclfcmroljr. 
 
 Bino'mial, Alg. l.adj. binomifd^ 5 II. s. bic bino« 
 
 Binom'jnous, odj. jrocinamig. [mif(i^c ©rope. 
 
 Binot'onous, odj. jroeiflimmig, s»cit6nig. 
 
 Biog'raph^r, a-. Lit. bcr SSiogropl). 
 
 Biograph'jc* Biograph'jcal, adj*. biograp^i[(^. 
 
 Biog'raphy, s. Lit. liii 58iograpl)ie. 
 
 Brp'arous, adj. jrociSungc (aufeinmal) gc^ 
 bcirenb. [rcnb. 
 
 Bipiir'tient [— shj- ], adj. ^ttlbtljcilcnb, ^albi* 
 
 liJp'artite, adj. 1. in jwci S^cile get^cilt, 
 Sroeit^cilig (an6) Bot.) ; 2. boppelt, in jwci 
 ■Jtbfc^riftcn (\)on Gontracten, 2c.). 
 
 Blparti'tion, s. bie S^cilung in jwei S^cile. 
 
 Bi'ped, s. ba§ swcifupige Zijkv. 
 
Bipe 
 
 108 
 
 Bism 
 
 Bip'edal, l.adj. jwci^up lang, 2. jmci %u^z 
 ^Qbenl>,5n)eifuf ig. [2. Bot. t)oppelt getiei)ert. 
 
 Bipen'nate, Blpen'nated, adj. 1. jweiflugelig? 
 
 Bipen'nis, s. Mar. einc Doppelfd^neibige lixt 
 ium Jlappen t)c& feinl)li(i^cn SauroerB beim 
 entern. [menfronen). 
 
 Bipet'alous, adj. Bot. imihlatUviQ (00n951u= 
 
 Blqua'drate, Biquadrat/jc, s. Alg. Die SSiqUtts 
 Dratja^I, oierte ^otenj (eincr ©rope). 
 
 Biquadrat'ic, adj. Alg. biquoDratifd^. 
 
 Bira'diate,Bira'diated, ac/j. Ich. jrociflrQ^Ug. 
 
 Birch, 1. J. 1. Bot. Die ©ir!e, (— tree), ber 
 asirfenbaumj 2. Die bir!eneStut^c, Da§58-n= 
 rei§5 II. adj. birfen, —broom, Der 33-n= 
 befeitj —oil, ber SS-nt^er, —wine, SBein 
 CU& as-nfaft. 
 
 To Birch, V. a. mit (birfenen) Olut^cn peitfcben. 
 
 Bir'chen, adj. birfenj —broom, Der 95irfen= 
 befen^ —rod. Die a5irFenrutl)e. 
 
 B'ird, I. s. 1. Der SSogel, 2. Do& Heine ©cflii= 
 gel 5 3. Sport, —of game, Der (jur S^lQb) ah- 
 gericbtete ^alFe, b-s of game, SSogelJt)ilD= 
 prctj b-8 of passage, 3ug= oD. ©tri(b»6gel5 
 II. comp. —bolt, 1. DcrSSogelboIjenj 2. Jch. 
 Die (2CqI=) tluappe, Ifalroupe? —cage, Der 
 S5-bQuer3 -call, Die Sodfpfeife, DerSB-ruf, 
 
 — catcher, DerS5-fdnger, SS-flellerj —catch- 
 ing, Dtt3 S5-|lcaen, Der SB-fong, — (s-) 
 cherry, Bot. Die i85-Krf(be, Sroubenfirftbe, 
 — 's eye, s. vid. unten b-8 eye ; — eye, — 's 
 eye, (— s'-eye), adj. in SS-^erfpectioc ge= 
 fel^ens —s'-eye view. Die S5-perfpecti»c5 
 
 — eyed, 0-ougig 5 [(barffebenD 5 — like, o-ars 
 tig, —lime, DerSS-Ieim? —limed, mit SS-= 
 leimbeftricben, —man, Der SS-fdnger, S5-= 
 bdnDIerj -'s nest, 1. lit. Da§25-nefl} 2. 
 Dcfgl. vid. Carrot; 3. Da& (ofiinDifd)e) ep= 
 bare SS-neft, Sunfinneft, —nesting, DaS 
 SS-nefter auSnebmen (fioren), —pepper, Bot. 
 Der SS-pfeffer, [pan. ^feffer^ —seller, Der 
 SS-bdnDler, —skewer, (—spit), Der SS-fpeiler 
 (@pief)5 b-s-eye, Bot. DaS ^iCDoniSroScben. 
 
 To B'ird, v. n. SSogcI fangen oDer fleUen. 
 
 Bir'der, s. Der SSogelfleHer, SSogelfdnger. 
 
 Bir'ding, s. Sport. DaS SSogelfiellen, Der S5-S 
 fangs —net, Do& SS-ne^, —piece, DieS5-= 
 flintej —pouch, Die58-taf(be5 —shot, S5-= 
 
 Bird'ling, s. dim. DaS S56gel(ben. [Dunjt. 
 
 Bir'gander, *. Orn. Die^u(bSganS,95ranDente. 
 
 Birled, adj. mit fleinen I8ucfeln oDe» ,Kn6pf= 
 (ben gejiert, befe^t. [belig. 
 
 Biros'trate, Birus'trated, adj. Bot. §n)eif(bna= 
 
 Sirt, s. Ich. Die ©teinbutte, vid. Turbot. 
 
 3Trf/i, *. 1. Die ®eburt5 2. Die ^erfunft, lih-- 
 ftammung 5 Der Urfprung 5 3. DaS Sunge, 
 itinDj i.fig. Die ^rucbt, DaS erxeuqnifj 
 
 new—, Theol. Die SBieDergeburt j —day, 
 Der ©-Stag 5 DaS®-sfe|l5 — d.ode,Die®-Ss 
 tagSb^mnej — night, 1. Die®-Snad)t5 2. Die 
 ^benDgala am ©-Stage DeS ,S:6nigS, Der StO' 
 niginn, :c.5 —place, Der ©-Sort, Die 5)ei* 
 matb j -right, DaS©-Sred^t, Olecbt Der erfi= 
 geburt, ©rbanrccbtj —sin. Die (SrbfiinDe^ 
 — song, DaS ©-SlieDj —strangled, in Der 
 ©eburterfticft) —wort, £ot. Die Sflerlujen. 
 
 Birf/i, s.Mar. l.DerSpielraum (sumUmf^n)cn= 
 fen eincS ©(bijfcS, ^pia| jroiftben Den ®d)if* 
 fen) 5 2. bequemer 7CnferpIa§ 5 3. DaS <S(biffS= 
 bett, Die Sagerf^eUe, ,^0^; 4. Die ©acf, Der 
 Slaum, SSerf(blag fiir Die Sfficiere, :c. auf 
 Dem <3(biffe, 2c. 
 
 To Birf/i, V. n. (re/7.) Mar. to — one's self, 
 fi(b (mit einem (Sibiffe, in eine Sucbt) fef^ 
 iegen 5 to be b-ed in the cabin, feinc SSob= 
 nung in Der ,Saiute f)aben. 
 
 Bir't/iing, A. Mar. 1. DaS^ufbujen (t. e. Die 
 ^nlegung o<). luffe^ung Der^lanfen), 2. 
 ^UeS, roaS Den (Sd)iffSborD erbobt. 
 
 Bis, adv. Com. k Miis. jroeimal. 
 
 Bisant', Bisan'tine, vid. Byzant, ice. 
 
 Bis'cay, s. Geog. SiScat)a (fpan. ^rooinj). 
 
 Bis'cQtin, s. eine ^Crt 3ncferfu(ben. 
 
 Bis'cujt, s. 1. Der 3n)ieba(f, (—bread), DaS 
 (bartc) (ScbiffbroDj 2. DaS JBtScuit, raube 
 ©teingut (eine ^JCrt ^porsellan obne ©lafur). 
 
 Bise, s. vid. Bice. [f(bneiDen , b^^biren. 
 
 To Bisect', v. a. Math, in swci Sbeile tbeilen, 
 
 BTsec'tion, s. Math. Die S;beilung einer ©rof c 
 in smei glei(be Sbeile. 
 
 Biseg'ment, s. Math. Der eine Zl^dl einer in 
 gleid)c ^dlften gettjeilten Sinie. [renD. 
 
 Bisex'ous, adj. beiDen ©efcbled^tern angcb6= 
 
 Bish'pp, s. 1. Ecc. Der 93if(bof (bobe geiftlidje 
 S[BiirDe)5 2. cant. DerSSiffbof, ein©ctrdnf auS 
 SSein, Srangen u.3ucfer5 3. Gam. Der2du= 
 fer (im <Bd)ad)). 
 
 To Bish'op, V. a. 1. Ecc. gum SSifdjof ein- 
 roei^en, einfegneii, ftrmelnj 2. Man. eincm 
 alten ^pferDe Die^dbne brennen, um eS ju 
 oerjungen. 
 
 Bish'oplike, Brsh'oply, adj. hijd^o^iii), fid) fur 
 einen 33ifd)of [(bicfcnD, jiemenD. 
 
 Bish'opnc, (— ick), s, DaS SiStbum. 
 
 Bisk, Bisque, .v. 1. Cook. Die J^raftbriibe, 
 ^raftfuppc^ 2. Gam. im SSallfpiele cin gc= 
 wijfer SSort^eil, Der 15 gilt j to give — , nor- 
 geben, einrdumen. 
 
 Bis'k^t, s. vid. Biscuit. 
 
 Bis'mut/i, s. Metal. Der Sfiifmut^. 
 
 Bis'muf/ial, adj. 1. roifmutbbtiitig) 2. au& 
 SBipmutb beftebeno. [SS. geborig. 
 
 Bis'mut/ijc, adj. auS SKi^mutb gewonnen, jum 
 
Biso 
 
 109 
 
 Bive 
 
 Bi's^n, IfVorc, Wb.; biz'-zon, Sm. &c.], 
 s. Zool. ier aSifon, Sucfelot^S, amerif. ^uer= 
 o(^S. [(—day) berS^alttog. 
 
 Bissex'tjle, adj. k s. (—year) fca§ ©d^altitt^r j 
 
 Bis'son, adj. ^ (Sh.) Uinl. 
 
 Bis'tard, s. vid. Bustard. 
 
 Bis'ter, Bis'tre, s. Der SSiefter, t)Q§ Slupbroun. 
 
 Bifs'tort, s. Bot. W 3iattern>urj. [mcffer. 
 
 Bis'toyry, s. Surg. bQS Siftouri, (Sinf(^nitt= 
 
 Bisul'cous, adj. mit gefpaltenen ,KlQuen. 
 
 Bit, .V. 1. bcr aSiffen, Da& ©tiicf , 2. i)tt§ Heine 
 (StucEd^en, SSipd^enj 3. l)a& ®ebip (am 
 3aumc)5 4. Meek. ba§ SSo^reifen, bie 
 <Bd)ul:pi cine595o^rer§} t>ie aSo^rfpi^c an cU 
 nem Sroubenbo^rer 5 5. cant. grew. ®cID 5 t)QS 
 fleine@tucf ©ell); g.^B. a five penny—, [cot. 
 fippenni-bift'], baS 5 pence ©titct, % g eineS 
 fpon. ©oUorS (in SKefkinbien u. ^^orbsTCme^ 
 rifa), —of a key, bcr Sort cine§ (S(bluf= 
 fel§5 Mars, —of a cannon, bielRaumnabclj 
 a weather — of the cable, ein boppelter 955= 
 tingfd^las? Bits, pi. bie asdtingsboljer, 
 Adam's bit, Anat. vid. x\ dam's apple; to 
 draw-, abjaumen, to bite on the—, 
 1 Man. Quf bie <StQnge beif en, bie @t. fan= 
 gen, 2. fig. a) feinen UnwiUen oerbeifen, ben 
 3orninf!(b freffeni b) fummerlicb leben, in 
 groper fRoti) fein, —bridle, ber ©tongen* 
 jaum, bie(§Qnbarc. 
 
 Bit, pret. & p. p. con To Bite. 
 
 To Bit, V. a. 1. Man. t)oS ®cbif geben, Quf= 
 Saumenj 2. to — a cable, Mar. t)ai ^obtU 
 Ob. ^nfertau um bie asdtingsboljer roinben. 
 
 Bitch, s. 1. bie ^unbinn, ^e|e (aller sum 
 ^unbegcf(ble(bte ge^origenSbiere), 2. vulg. 
 bie 5}Je§c. 
 
 To Bite, V. ir. a. 1. beifen (cigentl.)? 2. flcs 
 (ben, f(bneiben, beifen, brennen (uneigentl. 
 com^rofte, ^feffer, 2C.)5 3. [(btteibcn, ein* 
 f^neiben (in ba& papier, beim Drucf) , 4.^g. 
 frdnfen, beifen (oon eincr ©at^rc, 20.), 5. 
 uw/g. betrugenj 6. the anchor b-s, (v.n.) 
 Mar. ber ^nifer fapt^ to — off, abbeifen, to 
 — the nails, an ben ^Tcdgelfi fauen. 
 
 Bite, s. 1. ber58ip5 2. ba§ "JCnbeifen (ber 
 ^ifd^e), 3. ber ^oberj fig. vulg. 4. ber 
 aSetrug, Stni^i 5. t>cr a5etruger3 —of the 
 wheels, 72 w. baS (Singreifen ber Otdbcr auf 
 ben ©d^ienenj —teeth, Man. bie ^unbS= 
 jQ^ne, ^atm. 
 
 Bi'ter, s. 1. ber Seiner i 2. Der anbeifenbe 
 ^ifd) ; ^.fig. ber Setriiger, ^niffmaiber. 
 
 Bi'tjng, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. beif enb, 
 fd^arfi 2. fati)rif(b 5 — cold, f(bneibenbevRdI= 
 Ui III. -, ^^ 1. ba§a5eipen, k.j 2.yig. ber 
 aSetrug 3 bie Bd)nah, ^ojje. 
 
 jBit'tacle, *. vid. b. ii. Binacle. 
 
 Bit'ten, p. p. 0. To Bite. 
 
 iBit'ter, I. adj. 1. hittcvi 2. ^g. a) flrcngc, 
 
 I bart, graufam, b»;ftig, [cbncibcnb, beipcnb, 
 raub, njutbenb, crbittcrt, boS (vom SBinbe, 
 ber .ffdlte, bem SBettcr, ©treitc, Jjon eigcn= 
 fcbaftcn, :c.)5 6) fibmersbaft, frdnfenb, bit- 
 ter 5 c) traurig, betrubt, d) nacbt^cilig; 
 e) beif cnb, fpottifcb, ftttr)rif(b5 U.s.sing. 
 Mar. ber aSdtingfcblag, III. Bitters, s.pl. 
 
 1. ber bittcre aSranntraein, 95ittertropfcni 
 
 2. fig. asittcrfcitcn, SBibcrwdrtigfeitcn, zc 
 (opp. sweets) 3 IV. cump. —apple, (—cu- 
 cumber, — gourd), Bot. bie (SoIoquintc3 
 — end. Mar. ba§ um bic asdtingS gelegtc^n^ 
 fertau3 — salt, basaSittcrfaljj —spar, Min. 
 ber58itterfpat^3 —sweet, Bot. bad SBittcrs 
 fuf3 —wood, ba§ 93ittcr^olj au§ ^amaifa 
 (»?on^ffunfltifd^Ierngebraud)t)3 —wort, Bot. 
 ber rotbc (Snjian. 
 
 To Bit'ter, v. a. Mar. vid. To Bit. 
 Bit'terjngf , s. pi. Sw. ber Sobcnflein in Bal^-- 
 
 feffeln. [95ittcrli(bfcit. 
 
 Bit'terish, I. adj. bitterU^ 3 II.— ness, s. bic 
 Bit'terly, adv. 1. hitUv^ 2. bitter li(b 3 3. 
 
 raub, b^rt, ^eftig, —afflicted, fcbmcrslitb 
 
 bctrubt. [terfole 5 2. Om. bic Sflobrbommcl. 
 Bit't^rn, jr. 1. S-w. Uc bittcrc ^otc ob. ^Jtut-- 
 Bit'terness, *. 1. bie a5itterfcit3 2.fig.a)\iii 
 
 ^drte,®raufam!cit,^eftigfcit3 &) bica3o§beit3 
 
 ber bittcrc |)af 3 c) ber .Rummer, ©ram, bic 
 
 @orgc, bay frdnfcnbc ©cfubl. 
 Bit'tour, Bift'tor, s. vid. Bittern, 2. 
 Biftts, s. pi. Mar. vid. Bits unt. Bit. 
 BjtQme', s. vid. Bitumen. 
 Bjtumed', Bitu'mjn.ate, p. a. mit (Srbpcd) gc- 
 
 fdttigct3 mit^etb beflri(ben, gepi(bt. 
 Bjtu'men [Iforc, W., Sm., <fec.], s. baS ©rb-- 
 
 pe(b/ Grbbars, aSergpccb. 
 To Bjtu'mjnate, v. a. bituminfid ma(bcn. 
 Bitu'mjnous, adji. crbpc(big, crbbarjig. 
 Bi'valve, I. s. 1. Conch, bic sn)cif(balige ^Jtu-- 
 
 f(bel3 2. Bot. bic sroeiflappigc ^ru(bt3 H- 
 
 adj. mc b. f. SB. 
 Bival'vular, adj. 1. Conch, jwcifdjalig, mit 
 
 itod^d^akm 2. Bot. jroeiflappig. 
 Bivaul'ted, adj. Arch, boppcit gcroolbt. 
 Biven'tral, adj. Anat. gnjcibdutbig. 
 Biv'ious [Wb.; bi'vius. Wore, Ac], adj. 
 
 jraci SSege babcnb, auf jwci SB-n fiibrenb. 
 Biv'ouac (Biv'Quack) [St. J. ; biv'wak, Ja. ; 
 
 bi'vuak, Sm.], s, (franj.) Mil. baS Sipouaf, 
 
 biea5eiroa(be3 baS ^elbnacbttagcr, bic au^ 
 
 perorbentlid^e 5ta(btnja^e3 to raise the—, 
 
 baS a5it)ouaf auf^ebcn. [fircn 
 
 To Biiv'ouac (Biv'ouack), v. n. Mil. biCOUa. 
 
Bixa 
 
 110 
 
 Blac 
 
 Bix'a, s. vid. Anotta. 
 
 Biz'ant, Biz'antine, s. vid. Byzant, &c. 
 
 Biz'arre, adj. btjarr , feltfam , wunberlid^ 
 (vid. Odd). 
 
 Bizar'ro, s. Mus. i)ie SSijarria, SSisjaria. 
 
 To Blab, v.I.n. f^n)o|en, plappernj II. g. 
 to — out, Qu&plaubern. 
 
 Birib'ber, Blab, a-. Der <S(i^n)tt^er, piauberer, 
 Ingeber, bie <S(^wa|erinit, :c. 
 
 Blab'ber-lipped, vid. Blobber-lipped. 
 
 To Blab'ber, v. n. Man. einem^fertje pfeifen, 
 roenn c§ jtaUtn foil. 
 
 Black, I. adj. 1. fd^lDorH 2. [d^iodrsUrJ^, 
 fd^raarjbraun, lo^farben, braungelb, bunfel 
 S.unpolirt ('o.^ttaUaxhdUn, opp. bright); 
 ^.fig. a) finfter, miirrifc^, faucr, h) gel)eim= 
 nifooUj c) traurig, ungluctlid^ 5 d) boS^aft, 
 Iafterl)aft, fd^roarj, cerrud)t, abfd^eulid^3 
 II. adw. fi^njarj, :c.3 III. .v. 1. baS ©d^roarj, 
 t)ie fc^njarje garbe, (Sc^wdrje, berSflupj 2. 
 ^g. ber ^lecfenj 3. ber ©(^roarjc, Steger^ 
 
 4. t)ie Srauer, SrauerHeibung {and) b-s); 
 
 5. the — (or sight) of the eye, ber ©tern 
 (ba§ ©d^warse) im ^ugc, ber ^ugapfel, 
 
 6. b s, pi. 9Bilbbiebe5 a— man, a — woman, 
 
 1. ein^tegcr, eine ^egerinit) 2. eine f(^n)drj= 
 Ii(^e ^erfou (brunette), to make one—, 
 einen aiifcijrodrsen^oerungHmpfen 5 IV. comp. 
 
 — act. Laic, ein flrengeS ®efe^ gegen bie 
 SBilbbiebcreij —alder-tree, Bot. ber^auls 
 baum^ — amber, JWif/i. ber^ogQtj — amoor, 
 vid. Blackamoor; —ball, 1. bie fd^roarje 
 aBal)lfugel, SSallotirfugeli 2. bie <S(imdrs= 
 fugcl, btt& <B6)U^V>a6)ij To — ball, v. a. 1. 
 burd^ eine fd^roarje ^ugel (beim Ibftimmen) 
 cerrocrfen^ burc^ fallen laffenj^g. oerflo^en? 
 
 2. auSpriigeln, burd^raalfen, :c.5 — beer, 
 Sraunbier, banjiger iDoppelbierj Bot-s. 
 
 — berry, bieSrombeerej —berry-bush, bie 
 aSrombeerflaubc 5 — berried - heath , ber 
 ^raueuflad;& j — birch, Bof. bie fjj^roarje oirgi= 
 nifc^eSSirfej— bird, Om.bie'Kmfel, —blend, 
 Min. bie ^ei^blenbe, —boil, mit ©(l^eibe= 
 roajTer aufgelofleS ^upfer sum ©dubern ber 
 3JIctaMn6pfe 5 —book, 1. Mag. baS dauber* 
 bu(!^,a3efc^n)6rung§bu(^ j 2. Mil. baS ft^roarje 
 Sftegifler, ©trdf UngSbu^ 5 —browed, 1. mit 
 fd^roarjen ^ugenbrauen, 2. fig. murrifd^, 
 finflerj bro^enb, —brown, fd^roarsbroun^ 
 
 — cap, Orn-s. 1 . ber ©d^marsfopf, ^Iatt= 
 ^on^i 2. bie fd)n)ars!6pfige 5}ieoe, 2a^= 
 meoe5 3. Cook, an fc^warj gebratener^pfel, 
 
 — cat, Zool. bie ff^wttrje ^a§e, ©enottc, ber 
 omcrifanifd^e^obelj —cattle, Engt. collect. 
 baS Stinboie^, ^ornoie^j —chalk, fd^marje 
 Jtreibe, —cherry, Bot. ber TOilbe ^irf(^= 
 
 bttumi — choler, fig. bie ©(^raermut^, ^})ic- 
 lanc^oliej —duster, bie burgunber SBein» 
 traubej — cock, uirf. — game,2.; —currant, 
 Bot. bie f(^n)QrseSo^annigbeere, ©ic^tbeercy 
 
 — cuttle, u?rf. — fish; —day, ber UngIiirfS= 
 tagj —eagle, Orn. ber fcbraarje 7Cblcr> 
 
 — ears, Zool. ber .^orofalj —earth, bie 
 2)ammerbej —eye, bie^iorbc anbera5o^nc> 
 
 — eyed, fd^rottrjaugig 5 — faced, f^n)ttrs= 
 braun (00m ©efid^t), brunett, —feet, or — 
 foot Indians, bie (Sd^roarjfupler (einnorbs 
 amerif. Snbianerftamm , aud^ ^dgQninbia= 
 ner), — fish, (or— cuttle), ZooZ. ber3^inten= 
 fif(^, ^uttelfifd^, bie Sepia, -forest, Oemi. 
 ber iSd^raarsroolb, —friar, ber 2)ominifQncr 
 (=9}?6nd^)j —friars, ein ©tabtciertelin 2cn= 
 bon, —game, 1. H^ ©d^warjailb (opp. 
 Slotl)n)ilb) 5 2. (aud^ —grouse), vid. Grouse ; 
 
 — guard, [blag'gard], 1. ber Srofbubc5 ge^ 
 meine, fdjmusigc ^erl, ^(egelj 2. eine i'rt 
 irldnbiftl^er (St^nupftabaf, — hafted, mit 
 fd^roarjem ©riff 5 —hole, bag finftcre Soc^^ 
 (fc^Ied^te) ©efdngni^, bef. beim SJiilitdr, 
 cont. ^unbelod^j —Indies, bie re{(^en 
 newcoftlcr ©teinfo^Iengruben 5 —jack, 1. 
 Archaeol. ber (Sd)Iaud^, W ^d^Ieiffanne, ber 
 fd^njar5la(f irte 9?ierfrug i 2. Min. bie SJlenbe, 
 ba5_gefc^roefelte3infort)b5 -latten, ©d^njarjr 
 meffing, —lead, Min. u^ Oleipblei, ^ott-- 
 loti)5 —I. crucible, ber 95leierjtiegelj — l. 
 pencil, ber ffileijHft, —1. powder, ©ifen-- 
 fc^rodrje 5 — 1. spar , bunHer ©leifpatlj^ 
 ©d^roarjbleierj, seieif^imdrje, —legs, pi. 
 
 1. Ent. ber ©artenfdfer j 2. Vet. (in Line.} 
 eine BMU u. ^dlberfranHjeit oon ju feud^s 
 tem gutter 5 3. Com. cant, ber 3njifi^enl)dnb= 
 ler (on ber lonbonerSSorfe), —letter, 1. gro= 
 ber, fc^raarjer ©ructj 2. got^if(§c©d^rift3 
 — letterman, j^g. ber SSud^erwurm) —mail, 
 (e^em.) 1. ber Olduberfolb, t>a^ @d()u§gelb5 
 
 2. ^taturaljinfen (in ©etreibe, gleifd), 2c.) 5 
 
 — martin, Orn. bie 9)lauerfdE)n)albe5 — mas- 
 terwort, Bot. bie 5)Jei|lern)ur5 i —match, 
 ber^unberfd^roammj —meat, bag (Sc^njarj= 
 fleifd^ (ber|)afcn, ©d^nepfen, k.), —mettle, 
 ber fdjroarje ©d^iefcr j — monday, ber Sfter? 
 montagi UnglucfStag, ©traftag, 4)innd)s 
 tungStagj —monk, vid. —friar; —moor, 
 ber SJtoljr (u/fZ. Blackamoor) ; —mouthed, 
 1. fd^njarsmdulig j 2. fig. ein lofe§ 9}faul l)a- 
 benbj Corns. — muns, ©d^leierfappen ocn 
 f(^n)arsem ©lanstafft, —oak bark, bieD.ucr= 
 citron=9flinbe5 —oakum. Mar. 3Berg con 
 getl)crten S^auen 5 — peopled, mit fc^rcarj^u 
 SKenfc^cn beoolfert, —pins, ^oarnabeln? 
 —plates, (3(f)n>arjblcd^5 —points, f(^n>arjie 
 
Blac 
 
 111 
 
 Blan 
 
 ©Icfiforallen vbef. fur ben4)ant)el na(^ bcr 
 afrifonifd^en M^Oi — pndding, tic 95Iut= 
 wurflj —rents, 2>/. tie 3infen in Shatura* 
 lien (vid. —mail, 2.); usher of the — rod, 
 ber geremonicnmeiflcr oom SDrDen be§ ^o 
 fenbonbeS , 3^l)iLirfte^ei mit bem [(^roarsen 
 @tobe oor bemSbcrparlamente u. bem f onigl 
 3immer5 —Sea, Geog. baS [(^roai'se 50?ecr 
 
 — sickness, eine JtranJ^eit ber mannU(^en 
 ^uflern m6) ber ^Begattungj -smith, ber 
 ®robfd)mieb,^uff(l^miebj —stone, berSSerg^ 
 torf, bieSergpcc^erbe, — syrop, (in ®ub- 
 amerifa) cin bem ^unfd^e d^nlic^eS ©etrdnf 5 
 
 — tail, /c/i. ber,Raulbarfc^5 — tea, berS^ee^ 
 bu^5 —thorn, 5ot.bcr©d^n)Qrsborn,6(^Iel)= 
 born 5 —tin, MiVt.baS gepod^te u. geroafc^ene 
 u. jum (Sd^meljen iixhcrtitttc 3inner55 — 
 varnish, ber <Steinfo^lent^er , — visaged, 
 mit \6)maxiim®t[i6)ti —vomit, ba$ fc^roarje 
 erbred^en (beim gelben ^icber)^ — wad, 
 Min. bas SBab, [d^roarjc 5JjQnganerj5 —wa- 
 ter-rat, Zool. bie fd^roarje SSofferratte 3 — 
 wood, fc^roargeS Gben^olj ttu& OJiabaga&cor 3 
 
 — work, bie @robf(^mieb&arbcit) — worts 
 (whortleberries), 4)Cibelbcercn. [Blacken. 
 
 To Black, V. a. [(^WOrj madden, vid. To 
 
 Black'amOfir, Black'-a-moor, s. ber 5^cger, 
 ^Ko^rj she— , bie Stegerinn, ^JZo^rinn, — 's 
 teeth, Com. cant, ^auris, 5JCufd)eIgelb. 
 
 To Black'ball, vid. unt. Black. 
 
 To Black'en, v. I. a. [(^roarj matben, f(bn)dr= 
 jtn, yigr- anftbrndrjen, li.n. fcbroorj roerben. 
 
 Black'?n§r, *. @iner, ber etroag ocrbun!eIt, :c. 
 
 Black'gaard, s. vid. unt. Black. 
 
 Black'guardism [bliig'-gar-diizra] , s. baS ge= 
 mcine, fd^mujige SBcfen, bie ^legelei. 
 
 Black'jng, s. 1. bag (Stb^drjen, 2. bie©cbul)= 
 [cbrodrscj berSd^rodrselj —ball, md. black-b. 
 unt. Black; —brush, 1. bie SBicbSburfle, 
 2. ber (Sd^warjpinfcl. [braun. 
 
 Black'ish, adj. finjdrjlid^) —brown, fd)n)arj5 
 
 Black'iy, adv. 1. [(broarjj 2. ^gf. obf(beuli^, 
 grdplid). [©un!el]^eit5 3.bie7Cbf(bculi(bfcit. 
 
 Black'ness, s. 1. bie ©(bwdrje? ^g-*. 2. bie 
 
 Black'well-fac'tors, j. p^. Com. (Sommiffiondre 
 ber Suc^manufacturen Quf bem Sanbe, fiir 
 ben lonboner ^axtt 
 
 Blad'der, s. 1. bie (^arn*) 95lttfC3 2. bie 
 @cb»immblafe5 3.ba&a3ld§(benQufber|)aut, 
 asidttercben, —nut, Bot. bie ^impernuf . 
 
 Blade,5.1.ba5a3Idttd^en,®rd8d^en,^dlm(ben3 
 b-R (of Indian corn), pi. Am. 5Dlai5bIdt= 
 ter 5 a— of grass (straw), ein ®ra§<@trobO 
 ^ttlmj 2. ba^asiatt, bie^linge (berSdgc, 
 be&9)feffer§, 2c.) 5 3. fig. ber ^erl, SSurfdje, 
 K.J Mars, —of an oar, baSSSIatt cincS Sties 
 
 men (SfluberS) 5 —of an anchor, ba§ dufcr)^« 
 ©tud: be§ "Kxmci eine§ :jCnferS, ouf wclcbej 
 ber ^liigcl gefd^mcift ij^? —of the shoulder. 
 ^a^ ©d^ultcrblattj a pair of b-s, cine ®arn= 
 roinbe, —bone, baSSd^ultcrblattj — mill, bie 
 Sd^leifmii^Ic, —smith, ber ©d^roertfeger. 
 
 To Blade, v. I. a. mit einer .Slinge t^erfcbeuy 
 II. n. to — it, 1. ben Slcnomiflen ma^cn^ 
 pra^len? 2. fd()o|fen, ouffcbicpen. 
 
 Bla'ded, adj. 1. be^almt, bebldttertj 2. Min. 
 auS langen unb bunnen ^Idttcben befle^enb 
 
 — corn, ®etreibeQufbem4)alme, ®.,roel(be& 
 gefd^opt ^at. 
 
 Blain, s. 1. ber (33Iut-) (Sd^rodren, bie ((Sitcr*) 
 gSeuIej 2. Far. eineJ8eule on ber 3ungeiis 
 rourgel oerfd^iebcner S()ierc. 
 
 Bla'mable (Blame'^ble), I. adj.; II. — ly, 
 ado. tttbel^aft, tQbelnSroiirbig, ftrafbar? III. 
 — ness, s. bie3:abeIn§n)urbigFeit,@trafbQrf eit. 
 
 To Blame, v. a. tabelnj fc^elten j befd^ulbigep 
 (for a thing, eincr<Bod^e5 juro. ttud^ mit of). 
 
 Blame, I. s. l.bcrSttbel, bieSflugej 2. bc& 
 SSerge^en, bie ©d^ulb, tia^ S>erbred;cn. 
 
 Blame'fiil, adj. tabeln&wertb, firafbor. 
 
 Blame'l^ss, I. adj. (mit of) ; II. — ly, adv. ta= 
 beIIo§, untQbelbaft, unfc^ulbig? III. —ness, 
 s. bie Untabel^Qftigfeit, Unfdjulb. 
 
 Bla'm^r, s. 1. berSoblcrj 2. ber ©plitter= 
 rid^ter, grittier. [wiirbigfeit. 
 
 Blame'worthiness [— Mur— ], s. bie 3)abcln$- 
 
 Blame'worthy [— wur— ], adj. tttbelnSWUrbig. 
 
 Blan'cards, s. pi. Cum. ©lanfarbS (fransof. 
 2einn>Qnb, bcf. um Sloucn geroebt). 
 
 To Blanch, u. I. a. 1. wcip madden, rocipenj 
 2. (—linen cloth, £einn)anb) blcicbcnj 3. 
 (—coin, ^^JJJiinsen) roeip fiebcn, ocrsinneii? 
 4. to — almonds, &c. Cook. OJ^anbcln, :c. Qb= 
 bulfen, fd)dlen) roUcnj 5. to — endive or 
 lettuce, Hort. ©nbioie ob. iattid.) blcid^cn 
 (weip ob. gelb werben laffcn), G. to — the 
 planchets. Mint, bie ©d^rotlinge (®olbs ob. 
 (Silberplatten) matt madden? 7. fig. ein= 
 ficiben (eine Olebe, ^ntroort, ;c.), bcmdnteln, 
 befcbonigen, weif brennenj II. ?/. :ifuSfIu(btc 
 fudjen ob. corbringcn, au&roeic^en. 
 
 Blanch, (Blanche), s. SSlanco, SSianca (g-n.)3 
 
 — farm. Law, tin ®ut, TOooon ber^ad^tjing 
 avLi\6)ik^li6) in ®elb entri(btet roirb. 
 
 Blan'cher, .V. Afec/i. I . ber SSIeid^er? 2. Tan. 
 
 ber®erber be§ @(bnxalleber83 3. Mint, ber 
 
 SBeipfteber, 4. 5por/.ber3:reiber,^agbl)unb. 
 Blan'chjng, s. T. 1. ba§ SScif en, ffilei(t)ra, :c.j 
 
 vid. To Blanch; 2. ba§ SSerjinnen 5 3. Mint. 
 
 ba8 SBeip= unb ©IdnjeubniQcben ber neug©* 
 
 prdgten ©ilber=3}?un8en. 
 Blanc-man'ger [blomonzh', Wh.: blamon;', 
 
Blan 
 
 112 
 
 Blaz 
 
 Wore], s. Cook, Die racipc ©allertc, i)a§ 
 
 585eifeffen, (Sierroeif. 
 Bland, adj. milt, fanft, giitig, ^olt>. 
 Blanda'tion, *. tik (Sd)mci(^clei. 
 BlaiK^I'oquence, Blandil'oquy, .y. fiipe SSortC, 
 
 To Blan'djsh, v. a. f(^mci(^eln, licbfofen. 
 
 Blan'disher, s. ber <3(imeid)ler. 
 
 Blan'dishinent, a-. 1. DaS ®(i^mei(^eln (mit 
 SSortcn) 5 2. Me Sieb!ofung, greunblic^feit. 
 
 Biand'ness, s. bie 0)filDe, ©anftmutb, ®utc. 
 
 Blank, I. adj. 1. njeip, unbefdjriebcn, leer (»on 
 einem ^apiere, 33ud^e, ic), 2. roeip, blof, 
 blcid^) 3. bcf(^Qmt, mutt)Io§, ocrwunbert, 
 oerroirrt, befWrst, 4. reimloS, 5. j?ollflcln= 
 Isig, gans^rnQngelloS? IT. comp. —bar, Laio, 
 ber einroant) gegcn bie SSefcbuIbtgung bc5 
 ^Idgergj —bond, (—charter), bQ& unau§gc= 
 fiillte gormular eine§ documents, S3Ianquet 
 ju einer Obligation 5 — cartridges, Mil. 
 ^puloerptttronen o^ne ^ugeln 5 —cover, Da§ 
 leere Souoertj Corns, —credit, Dcr offcnc 
 ^rebit, 5Ccceptationg=, Blanco* ob. aBe(ifcl= 
 Srebitj —endorsement, ba§ ©irircn ober 
 ®iro in SBlanco 5 — letter of attorney, t^a^ 
 aSlanquetjurSSoUmatbt? —license, ein blo= 
 fer (leerer, unauSgefuUter) S^roufc^ein^ — 
 —manger, (—mange), in'd.Blanc-m.; —verse, 
 Poet, reimlofe 3«inbcn. 
 
 Blank, *. 1. ber weipe (leere) ^la| ouf bem 
 ^apiere ob. in cinem ^-Budje? 2. ba$ unbc= 
 f(^riebene papier, 3. papier mit auSgcIofcb* 
 ter ©(^riftj 4. boS Slanquet, unauSgefiillte 
 ^ormular5 5. baS blinbe ^enfler ober iik 
 blinbe 3:i)ur3 6. bie ^ieU (in ber Sottcrie), 
 ber leere SSurf im SBurfeln? "iik roeif e (bilb* 
 tofe) ^arte, T. bag SBeipe in ber ©(bcibe. 
 Mints. 8. ber (S^rotling (bie ungeprdgte 
 OMnjplQtte, b-s, Tpl. asiinbmiinje) 5 9. ber 
 SBeippfennig (alte ©(beibemiinje) 5 Corns. 
 in—, SSIancoj to accept in —, in S5. accepti* 
 renj to draw in—, in^. traffiren; to en- 
 dorse in — , in 35. inboffiren, ob. giriren? to 
 leave in — , in ©lanco laffen (ni6)t auSfiillen, 
 3al)len, Stamen, k.). 
 
 To Blank, v. a. 1. ou&t6fd)en, t»erni(^ten, 
 ouf^ebcn, 2. mut^to§, bcfiWrjt macben, be* 
 f(bamen. 
 
 Blan'ket, s. I. sing. 1. bie n)eifc,roolIene93etts 
 bedPe, ©ecfe (broad—, bie feine, u. narrow—, 
 bie grobe), 2.bie^lanclI=SSinbel5 3. Sitg-w. 
 bag ©eil)etucb gum (Sinlegen in ben ©ur(b= 
 3ug8!orb5 4. Print. W (gilj* ob. Zud}') 
 Unterlagej II. b-s, pi. Mil. 3unbpapier, 
 Srcnnmaterialien fur SSranber. 
 
 To Blan'ket, v. a. (mit einer ©ccfe) jubecPen, 
 
 beberfcnj to — one, 1. fif. einenprcUcnj 2. 
 fig. ocrfpotten, aufjic^cn. 
 
 Blan'keting, .v. 1. bag ^rcUenj 2. bag 3ea^ 
 p Settbccfcn. [4. ,%• befcbdmt. 
 
 Blank'Iy, adv. 1. roeip, 2, Icer^ 3. hla^i 
 
 To BlAre, v. n. 1. (ro. u.) blofcn, briiUcnj 2. 
 [(^welen, roegfcbmcljen (wie cin 2id?t). 
 
 Blase, A-. aSlaflUg (5Qi-n.). 
 
 Bla'son, *. & u. vid. Blazon. 
 
 To Blaispheme', v. I. a. (®Ott) Idjlem, flu» 
 (ben 5 (eincn)ldl^crnj II. w. ®ottcgldftc» 
 rung augftopcn. 
 
 Blasphe'mer, s. bcr ®ottcgld|^crer, Sdfiercr. 
 
 Blsis'phemous, I. adj*. ; II. — iy, adi\ gottcgs 
 ldfterli(b, Idfierlicb. 
 
 Blas'phemy, s. bie ©ottegldfierung, Sdflcrung. 
 
 Blast, s. I. sing. Nat. 1. bie Suftflromung, 
 berSBinbflopj 2. bie 2ufterfd)utterung (burd) 
 cinen ^anonenfd)up, 2c.) 3 3. Min. bie 61= 
 plofion (beg ©prengpuli^crg, eincg bofen SBet= 
 terg, :c. 3 4. 1-w. W (gur ©cbmeljung einer 
 beftimmtcnSLuantitdtGrj erforberlid)e) Suft* 
 maffe, Suftfdulc, &• ber ©djall, Son (eineg 
 SSlaginftrumentg) 5 6. ber ffbdblidjc Suft* 
 flrom, Uc ^eftluft, ber ^JJebltljau, ®ranb 
 (auf^^anjen, :c.)5 T. ^erSBetterfcbabenj 
 aSlii, bie Gntjunbung romJBU^cj —furnace, 
 /-10. ber ^o^ofcn, -ointment, bie ?^ranb' 
 falbC) II. b-s, pi. Min. bie bofen SSettcr. 
 
 To Blast, V. a. 1. ocrfengen, i^erbrennen, fd^Ia* 
 gen, welfen macben (bur(b ^agel, 0)Jet)lttjau, 
 jc) ) figs. 2. ptagen, rernid^ten, i^creiteln, 
 oern)unfd)en, :c.5 bcfcbimpfen, bcfd^mi^en, 
 3. (to — abroad) rudjtbar macbcn, augpofau* 
 nenj 4. (mit^uloer) fprengen 5 v. w. (6K-«/;.) 
 
 Blas'ter,s.ber3erflorer,SSerberber.[oernjelfen. 
 
 Blast'ment, (Shksp. Ham. 1, 3) W SJerbor^ 
 rung, 58ern)el!ung, Schl. ber (giftige)7fn^au(b. 
 
 Blas'ty, adj. fturmifd^5 vid. To Blast. 
 
 Blastol'ogy, *. Vint, bic 2el)rc com S3efdjneis 
 ben ber aSeinflocfe. 
 
 Blay, s. Ich. bcr 5ffictpfif(b/ vid. Bleak (-fish). 
 
 Blaze, s. 1. bie (l)elle ob. lobernbe) ^lamme, 
 ^atfel, augflromenbe^Iutj bag Sober n ob. 
 8eu(bten ber ^lammej 2. bic SSerbrcitnng 
 eineg ®crii(btg, bie ©age 5 3. ber 2drm, Su* 
 mult, 4. bie^Bldffe (an bcr<Stirn c. pferbes). 
 
 To Blaze, u. I. //. 1. flammen, facfein, auf= 
 lobern, leutbten^ fniflernj fig s. 2. gldnscn, 
 fcbimmern, 3. in bie ^ugen fpringcn j II. a. 
 l.(to— abroad), ru(btborma(ben,ferbreitcni 
 2.For.(a5dumc buni) (Sinfcbnittc in bie JRinbe) 
 roeip jeitbncn, anftbiagen. 
 
 Bla'zer, J. ber^erbreitcr j?on Steuigfcitcn, 2c. 
 
 Bla'zing, p. s.&p. p. bag ^lammcn, 2c. vid. To 
 Blaze; —star, Ast. bcr .f)aarfiern, ftomct. 
 
BIaz 
 
 113 
 
 Blig 
 
 To Bla'zon, v. a. 1. Her, blafonirenj 2.^. 
 
 Qu&franicn, jur©d^ou QuSlcgenj 3. jicrcn, 
 
 oerf(i(>6ncrn) 4. befannt mod^cn, au§pofau= 
 
 nni 5 preifcn, fcicrn. 
 Bla'zon, s. 1. ifer. bie SBapcnfunbe, SBapcn* 
 
 funfi, 2. (fronj.) Do§ SBapenj 3. fis- boS 
 
 (laute) preifcn, 2Cu5pofaunen. 
 Bla'zoner, J. l.ffer. l>crS5lQfonifl: a)SBQpcns 
 
 funbigcj 6)SS-^erolb5 2. t>er^u§pofauncr. 
 Bla'zonry, s. Her, bic SBopenfunbc, SSlafo- 
 
 nirfunfl. 
 Blea, *. 1. ber ©plint (im^olge) j 2. Sot. bic 
 
 ©eipe ^ofcIftQUbc 5 3. vir/. Bleak (-fish)} 
 
 —berry, W SSicEbecre, |)eibclbeerc. 
 To Bleach, v. 1. a. blcic^cHj TOcif ma(^cn5 
 
 n. n. blcid^en, roeif roerben. 
 BIea'ch?r, *. ber SSleid^er, bie ©leid^crinn. 
 Blea'ch?ry, s. bic SBIcid^e, bcr ffiIct(^plQ§. 
 Blea'chjng, p. *. bO& S5Ieid)Cn5 — ground, 
 
 (QUd(> bleach-yard), bic S^leitbe, ber 95Icid)* 
 
 pla$) —liquid, basaSIcid^roofTcr. 
 Bleak, I. adj, 1. blaf, blcid>5 2. fttlt, froflig? 
 
 3. traurig, frcubenloSj II. s. 1. vid. Blea; 
 
 2. (-fish), /c/i. ber SBcipfif(^5 bic SUfcj 
 
 n. 7C. »Ieic. 
 Blea'kjsh, adj. ctTOQS fttlt, fr6flli(^. 
 Bleak'ly, adv. Blea'ky, adj. md. Bleak. 
 Bleak'n?8s, j. 1. bie bleid^c ^arbc, SSlSffe} 
 
 2. bic Mltz, groftigfeit. 
 
 Blear, adj. triibc, bunfel? umjogen/Umncbelt, 
 —eyes, Sriefaugcn, —eyed, triefaugiQ) 
 
 fig. einfdltig. [macicn. 
 
 To Blear, v, a. (pk l^Cugen) triibcn, triefciugig 
 
 Blea'redness, *. Me Sriefdugigfeit 
 
 To Bleat, v. a. blofen (roie ein ©d^af)- 
 
 Bleat, Blea'ting,*. bQ§33l6fen (cine§ ©d^afed). 
 
 Bleb, s, bic asiafc, bttS 5ffittfrerbld§d^cn. 
 
 Bleb'by, adj. cott ©lofcn, blttflg. 
 
 Bled, preU & p.p, ». To Bleed. 
 
 To Bleed, u. ir. I. n. 1. lit. &fig. blutcn} 2. 
 tropfen, trfipfelnj au^Iaufeti} (oom ©oft 
 berSSdume, jc, bef. ber SBeinrcbe) blutcn, 
 
 3. cineS gewQitfamen Sobc§ flerbcn? the 
 work b-s, Bkh. ba& ?8u6) ifl ccrfd^nitten, an= 
 gefd^nittcn (bei bem SSefd^nciben)} H- «. 1. 
 jur TCber laffenj 2. ben ©oft au§ einem 
 aSaume sopfen. 
 
 Blee'der, s. ber ^Kberlafer (SBunbarjt, ic). 
 Blee'ding, I. p. o. blutenb, fig. gefd^rtid>, jc, 
 
 n.p.^.i.basasiutcni 2. ber :ifberlaf 5 3. bcr 
 
 asiutfluf} 4. ba§ ©aftabjapfen 0. JBdumen. 
 To Blem'jsht v, a, 1. ccrunflaltcn, cntffceUenj 
 
 2. fig. befd^impfen, frfidnben, 3. Sport, com 
 
 Sc^tDcif abgc^en. 
 Bleni'jsh, s, 1. bcr ^c^tcr, ba§ ©cbred^en} 
 
 2.,fe. ber(©d^Qnb0^lecf,5)lQW5 ©d>impf, 
 I. 
 
 bie ©(bttnbej 3. Sport, ber SSrud^ : a) bet 
 abgebrod^cne 3n)cig jur 95c8cid|>nung bcr 
 SBilbba^n ob. iFor.) bc& ^olsfd^lagcs, bie 
 SDiarfc, @pur; 6) ba§ ^bgc^cn bcrSagb^ 
 ^unbe »onber©pur5 4. T.bcr^lccf (SSrui), 
 bie ungangc BUUc (auf SJletoUoberfldd^cn). 
 
 Blem'jshiess, adj. mafcUoS, fc^lcrfrci, tors 
 rourfsfrci. 
 
 To Blench, v,n, iuxixd^6fxcdcn, wcidftn. 
 
 Blench, s, I. fig. bic ^Cbn)cid(>ung, SScrirrungj 
 2. LaWy to hold land in — , ein Stiicf Xonb 
 auf 6rb* ob. ©runbjing bcfi^en 5 —holding, 
 bad 8e^n gegcn Sciftung eincr (Sctbfummc 
 (c/. Blanch-farm). 
 
 Blen'ch^r, *. bas S(brcc!bilb, bicSJogclfd^cud^c. 
 
 To Blend, v, I. a. 1. mif(bcn, tcrmificnj 2. 
 cermirrenj II. n. fid^ cermifc^cn. 
 
 Blend, (Blende), s. Min. bic i95tcnbe (cin 3inf- 
 crs), —metal-iron, (in Staff ,) cin grobc^ 
 Gifcnersj —water, Vet. cine Scbcrtranf^cit 
 
 Bien'der, s. bcr SSermif(&er. [bcS Silinb»ic^c&. 
 
 Blen'dous, adj. bicnbenartig. 
 
 Blen'ny,*. Ick. bcr@(blcimfifd?,bie^almuttcr. 
 
 To Bless, v,a, 1. fcgncnj cinfegncnj 2. bt= 
 glurfcn; gcbei^cn lojfcnj 3. fctig madden} 
 
 4. (glucflid^) prcifen, lobprcifcn, ru^rncn? 
 
 5. to — one's self at..., fit^ laut bcHttgcn 
 fiber . . ., fam. fid(> f rcujigen u. fcgncn bei ... j 
 -me! int. gcrcd^tcr ^immcl! bad rodrcl 
 roic I ift c§ moglicb ! 
 
 Bles'sed, I. (p.) adj. 1. gefcgnct, bcgliirft, 
 gliicflid(>, gIfirffcUg, 2. fclig^ 3. gclobt, gc« 
 priefcnj —thistle, Bot, bcr^arbobcncbictcnj 
 II. the — (the — spirits), s. pi, bic ©Cligcn. 
 
 Bles'sedly, adv. gcfegnct, fclig i gludfli(^. 
 
 Bles'sedness, .V. l.bic®IucffcUgfcit, btt§®lu(f, 
 4)cil , bcr ©cgenj 2. bic gottlitbc ^vXti, 
 ©nabcj ©eligfcit. 
 
 Bles'ser, s. bcr SScgtudfcrj ascfcligcr, 2c. 
 
 Bles'sjng, *. 1. bic (Scgnungi 2. bcr®cgctt, 
 boS^cil, bicg6ttli(^c^ulbj 3.bicprop^ctifd^c 
 S?eri)cipung fiinftiger ©Ificffcligfcit, 4. fig. 
 bic (Scgnung, SBot)lt^at, bcr SSort^cil, 5. 
 Jew. Rel. bQS ©cfd^cnf, bic ©abc} 6. vulg 
 bic (Heine) 3ugttbc bcr ,Rrdmcr, ^ofcr, :c. 
 
 Bles'sings, pi. 1. SBo^lt^atcnj 2. col. ®liirf 5 
 @d()d$c. [Bless. 
 
 Blest, pret. & p. p. contr. fl. Blessed, t>. To 
 
 Blew, pret. 0. To Blow. 
 
 Bleyme [blem], s. Far, bic ©teingoHc. 
 
 Blight [blit], s, I. *ing. 1. bcr SKc^lf^ou, 
 aSranb, 2. ba§ ©d(>ncibcnbc, ^rcJTenbc, bic 
 ©d^drfci 3. * bcr ®iftl)Qui j II. b-s, pL 
 Am. cin ^QUtauSfd^Iag. 
 
 To Blight, v,a. 1. (bur(^ SKc^lt^aU; w.)ipcrbcr* 
 b*n5 2.^g:. am ©cbci^cn ^inbern 5 pcrnf d&tcn. 
 8 
 
Blig 
 
 114 
 
 Bioa 
 
 Bngh'ty, adj. ooUcr 50^e^lt^au. 
 
 Blind, adj. 1. hlinti, bl6l>fid^ti9 (—of, ju». 
 in one eye, atif einem Tfuge)? Jigs. 2. blini) 
 (mit to, gegcn), unbefannt (mit), 2Co 3. 
 bunfel (fc^wer ju finben obcr juunterfcj^eiben, 
 »on e.SBcge, 2C.); Qe^eim, oerberft (oon e. 
 Srcppc, e. ©angc)? blinb (oon e. S^or, 
 c. *Kouer, e. ^enfter, 2C.) ? 4. obfeur, roenig 
 bchnnt (oon e. ©d^enfe, 2C.)j 5. uniiberlegt, 
 unwijfcnb, 6. falfd^, unjurcidljeiA, albern 
 (»on c. ^ntfc^ulbigung, 2C.)5 7. ocrlofd^cn, 
 uttlefcrlid) (oonber<S^rift, jc.)? 8. Script 
 morolif(i(> ocrberbt, t^6ri(bt5 —paths, pi. 
 Srrwegej a man's— side, ScmanbeS [(^wad^e 
 @citC) comp. moon— , pur— , sand— , ■yid. 
 in M., P., S.; a — alley, ba§ ©dfd^en 
 o^ne !iCu8gang, ber ©odP, bag ^e^rwieberj 
 
 — beetle, £»«. bcrSJJttifdfer, —coal, Sttubs 
 fo^Ie,®Ian5fo^Ie5 — cnpping-glass, 5t(rg.bte 
 S5ctttofc, bcr blinbc ©djrap^opf,* -fires, 
 loerborgcne ^euer J —gut, Anat. bcra5linb= 
 barm? —lane, rid. —alley; —man, ber 
 SSIinbCj —man's ball, —Harry, Bot. ber 
 aSoDift, -man's buff, Da& Slinbefu^fpiel? 
 
 — nettle, Bot. blC aSraunWurj} —tooled, 
 ^jfcfe. blinb (o^nc S5ergolbung) abgebrudft, 
 mit bem blof en SSortfilet cerjiert^ —turns, 
 3alouite=>85orrcibcr5 —vessels, Chem. ®e= 
 ffif c, n)cld>e nur auf ciner Seifc eine Sffnung 
 iabcn? a — wall, bie fpanifd^c SBonb, ber 
 SS^irni) a — way, vid.- alley; —worm, 
 Zooi.biegemeine58Iinbf(bIei(be,95rud^f(blan8e. 
 
 Blind, s. I. sing. 1. fit. &^g. i)ie®ecfe, ^uEc, 
 2. fig. bQS SSorgeben, ber SSorroanb, Ut ^JfuS* 
 flud^tj 3. bttS blinbe ^enfier, ©itterfenfier, 
 4. bQ§ Slouleau 5 bie SSIenbej 5. For^ bie 
 asicnbej 6. Min. tiiz SSlenbe, vid. Blend; 
 7. Surg, ein ©^log (@tof) o^ne ftcbtbore 
 aSerlc^ung, II. b-s,pi. 1. i''or^ (me sing.) 
 \>U asienbc, asienbung? 2. Man. ©d^euleber, 
 rolling b-s, StoUjaloujien (»on 3eug)5 Vene- 
 tian b-s,3aIoufien (l^filserncSoIoufiefenfier). 
 
 To Blind, v. a. I. lit. blenbenj 2. tcrbunfcin, 
 ©erfinflem, 3. fig. oerblenben (pass, mit 
 by . . ., at . . .) ; 4. »erbun!eln, triiben (fiir H^ 
 gcifligc TCuge) 5 5. Fort, blenben. 
 
 Bllnde, *. Min. vid. Blend, Blend.e. 
 
 Blind'fold, adj. & adv. 1. mit Mrbunbenen 
 Qfugen? 2. blinbUng&, unbefonnen. 
 
 To Blind'fold, v. a. W TCugcn ijcrbinben. 
 
 BlinMjng, p. s. H^ SBlenben, %c., vid. ToBlind. 
 
 Blind'ly, adv,l. blinb i 2. blinblingS, ac. 
 
 BlTnd'n?88, s. 1. Me SBIinb^eit 5 2. fig. bie 
 U«»iffenl^ctt. 
 
 To Blink, V. n. 1. blinfen, blinjen, blinjelnj 
 tol, fig. (a.) fiberfe^en 5 2. blinfen, ein [(bwa* 
 
 d)e8 Sid^t »crbreiten, blaf brennen, :c.? 3. 
 Sporf. (com Sagbi^unbe) loor bem SSogel, jc. 
 »orbeilaufen,o^ne i^n QUfsufpuren,ubergeben. 
 Blink, s. l.berpI6§Ii^»orfibcrge^enbc@(bim= 
 mer, bQ§ SBlinfen j 2. bo§ asiinjttuge, SiebeS* 
 blinfen 5 3. Sport, ber ®rud^ (abgebro(benc 
 3»eig, bie 9Kar!e, ©pur, gero. impf., cf. 
 Blemish)} Sea, —of the ice, 5er (Si§= 
 blinf, (Si&blitf (in ben ^olormeeren), —of 
 the land, (in ben ^olargegenben) ber weif c 
 ober gelblid^e, burd^ grope ©d^neeflad^en 
 oerurfad^te (SSieber=) ®d^ein am ^oxiionto 
 
 — beer, Sagerbier, n5eld^e§ ni^t ongejapft 
 wirb, hU e§ eine {)ol^c Cfteifc exxd6)t f^ati 
 
 — eyed, bUnjdugig. 
 
 Blin'kard, Blin'ker, s. 1. ber 93Iins(Oer, IC. 
 
 2. ba§ asiinfenbc. 
 Blin'k^rs , s. pi. Man. vid. b. eblere Blinds. 
 Blm'king, I. p. s. bQ& SSUnsen, :c. 5 — of beer. 
 
 Brew. ba§ (Scil^ren ber asierwurjej II. p. a. 
 
 blinfenb, jc, a — idiot, ^g. iin ormer (gut= 
 
 miitbiger) Siropf, ©nfaltSpinfel. 
 Bliss, J. bie ©Mctfeligfeit (bef. ber ecligen), 
 
 gen. Sgonne. 
 Blifss'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. felig, gMcffclig, 
 
 wonneooll^ in. — ness, *. fcic ©Wrffeligfeit, 
 
 SBonnc. 
 
 Bliss'l?88, adj. ungefegnet, ungliidflitb- 
 To Blis'som, V. a. befpringcn, borfen. 
 BlisW, s. 1. bieasiafej (^i§=) 35 latter, U^ 
 
 asidgd^en, ber (Sd^rociren, 2. biea3Iafe(an 
 
 ^flonjen) 5 3. "bk blafenfSrmige @r^6^ung, 
 
 fHal^t (an S^onarbeiten, 5DJetoUgTi|fen, :c., 
 
 gewfi^nl. im pl.)i 4. (— plaster j, H^ asia* 
 
 fenpflafter, 3ugpflafier5 —fly, Ent. bicfpo= 
 
 nifd^e ^liege? —steel, vid. Blistered steel. 
 To Blis't?r, V. I. n. 33lafen befommen^ n. a. 
 
 1. 95IafenpfIofter,:c. ouflegen, SSIofen jie^en^ 
 
 2. 1-w. hn ber ©tablbercitung ^lofcn auf 
 
 bem eifen l)eroorbringc'n. 
 Blis't?red, adj. tjoUer ©lofen Ob. asiatteruj 
 
 -steel, ber asiafenflo^l. 
 Blis'tering, p. s. (& a. —heat), Ui ©ntjfinbung 
 
 (mit eierblottern), —plaster, vid. Blister, 4. 
 Blit, Blits, s. vid. Blite, &c. [beerfpinat. 
 Blite, Blites, s. Bot. bie SBeermcIbe, ber (lrb= 
 Blit/i, I. s. vid. Biestings ; II. adj. vid. Blithe 
 BlitTie, I. adj. ; 11. —ly, adv. fco^, munter, 
 
 lufKg, aufgerfiumt; m. —ness, s. Me %v6i}' 
 
 mUit, 9JJunfer!eit. 
 BlifWfiil, adj. Wic Blithe, qv. [Blitheness, qv. 
 BlitTie'some, I. adj.; U. —ness, *. me Blithe, 
 Bloach, s. \iie asiafe, 95Iatter. 
 To Bloat, V. I. a. 1. lit. kfig. OUffcbweactt, 
 
 aufbia^en(ge». mitup)5 2. vid. ToBIote; 
 
 II. n. auffd(>»ellen, oufloufcn. 
 
Bloa 
 
 115 
 
 Bloo 
 
 Bl9a^ted, I. adj. 1. Qufgeiuiifeii (—with, t^on), 
 2. fig. oufgcblQfcn; —herring, Bloa'ter, 
 vid. Bloted; II. — ness, s. iad BdfVOiUzn 
 t>u ^ufgeDunfen^eit, ©efiroui)!. 
 
 Blob'ber, .v. provinc. inel. t)ie95lafe3 — lip> 
 (QUd[) blob-lip), bie bicfc Xippej —lipped, 
 bicflippig, grofniQulig 
 
 Block, s. 1. Der (ro^e) asiorf (loon^ols, Stein, 
 w,)5 2. T. i)er(beQrbeitete)S3Ioce: o) Bkh. 
 ber J:Io$, ©tein , b) ber ^lo& sum |)ols[(bnei= 
 ben^ c)i/a<. berSSlocT, 4)utftcct3 rf) H-dr. 
 bcr^crrurfenftoct3 ObaSSloUboIgi /) Mar. 
 bie3«ngfer5ber,RIoben;bic(a5loct=)®<beibc, 
 asiorfrollej g) /^o/fe. bic ©tangc (auf ber ber 
 galfefi§t)5 /i)ber0lid>tbloct5 figs. 3. ber 
 ,^Io§ (plumpe, bummc 9J?enf(b)5 4. bttS 45in= 
 bcrni^j comp. —books, Pri///. SJud) er mit 
 4)oljtQfeln gebrutft, xt)lograp^if(be 5)ruttc5 
 
 — carriage, Mil. bcr aSlOCfwagen 3 —head, 
 ber ©ummfopf, ^loia —headed, bumm, 
 — headly, bummf opfig 4 —house, boS a5lotf= 
 bau§ (bef. jur SSert^eibigung eine^ ^aftn^) 5 
 
 — like, bumm, einfdltig 5 — maker, ein 35loct= 
 brewer 5 —mast. Mar. tin ®Qleeren= ob. 
 ©(^ebecfensSKofl, mit ©iererfigten Sopp unb 
 ©dieibeuj —printer, ber asiocfbrud'er 5 — 
 printing, ber jDruct mit gQni;en |)oljtQfcIn, 
 ber 4>ol5brurf5 — tin, bog Slocfsinn, — 
 sheaves. Mar. a5locff(beibcn 3 — stones, reb^ 
 ©teinmaJTen 5 —strop, vid. Strop ; —wood, 
 wUg. bo& 6ampe(beboIj. 
 
 To Block, v.a.l. bemmen, fpcrrcn, oerflopfen j 
 2, (to— up), blocfircn, fcrrommclnj to— out, 
 1. Sculp. bilbbQuen 5 2. Wood. QuSbcbcn, 
 (ou& bcm (Srobftcn) ausftbneiben, ousftcdjcn. 
 
 Blockide'^g.bieJBlotf bei — man, ber ,Riiftcn«| 
 
 To Bl )ckade', v. a. blorfiren. [rooiter. 
 
 Block'ing, —up, s. Uc SSlocfaDe. 
 
 Block'ish, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. bumm, plump, 
 tolpifcb^ ni. — ness, 5. bieSummbeit, bag 
 tolptftbe SBcfen. 
 
 Blo'mary, s. Lw. bQggrifdjfeuer {cf. Bloom,6). 
 
 BlGnde, Blond, s. (fronj.) co/np. — lace, bie 
 Slonbcn, —maker, ber aS-HoppIcr, bie 
 38-f I6pplerinn 5 — silk, t)U ©pi^cnfeibc. 
 
 BlSod [bliid], s. l.bQSa5lut,®eblut5 2. * ber 
 (SrQuben=) ©aft (bef. b. rotben Zx.), 'aa^ 
 asiutj 3. fig. W Tfbflammung, 4)erfunft, 
 «crn)anbtf(baft,SBlutSfreunbf(baft5 ^rt, 4. 
 a) ba§ f6nigl.,ic.a5lut,®ebliit5 ^0 tik ebrcn= 
 toncTCbftammung, bie bobe^jerfunftj 5. bo§ 
 a5Iut;2eben3 6. bag (ocrgoJTene) Slut, ber 
 SKorb, 3:obtf(blag5 7. bie asIutroaUung, 
 ^i|e, 2eibenf(baft, bcr3om (au(bJli-, ©r* 
 bittcrung, 2C.) j 8. tr. (oon eincm 2Renf(ben, 
 M.) ayoang— , ba& junge (rafdjc) Slut, 
 
 old -, ^ferbc mit ben Ifingf^cu ©tommbfiu* 
 men 5 new — , ^ferbe, n)cl(bc nid()t ton 
 bem erften in ©nglanb cingcful)rtcn arabiftbcn 
 ^engftc (Godolpbin) abfiommenj half—, 
 u/(/. Half-b. ; ta let one—, Sincm jUr TCbcr 
 laJTeni to belet- 5ur:jfbcr laffcnj -crim- 
 soned, * mit 25. gefdrbtj b-roti)5 —frozen, 
 erjlarrtesS. babcnb, —guiltiness, bic 58-= 
 fdjuib, —horse, dn cblcg, fcurigcS ^pfcrb 
 (con eblem [arabif(bcn] (Scbliit)? — hot, 
 b-warm, lau, —hound, ber <Sd)n)cipbunb5 
 fig. 95-bunb 5 To - let, V. a. sur TfiiX laffcn 5 
 -letter, 1. ber Ifbcrlaffer (tu/. Bleeder); 
 2. ber ^bcrlQpccrtbcibigcrj —letting, ber 
 ■JCberlap, 2C.5 —pudding, bie?8-rcurf^5 ber 
 S-pubbing, —running itch. Far. cine 7frt 
 ^ferbeauSfaftj —shed, (or— shedding), 1. 
 ber a5-ccrlufl5 2. \i(x^ S-fcrgiepcn^ ber 
 5Korb, Sobtfiblog 5 — shcdder, ber 5Ji6rbcr, 
 cont. aS-bunbj —shot, (— shotten), 1. mit SB. 
 unterlaufenj 2.i}oUbIutig} —spavin. For. ber 
 JB-fpatb, -stained, 1. lit. blutbcflccft^ 
 2. b-fcbulbig, —stick, far. bic 0lopiQnsctn'j 
 -stone. Mill. 1. bcr SS-f^cin, 2. bcr^afpis 
 QUS aKabagoScar i— sucker, l.bcraS-egeli 2. 
 ber©-fouger,SSampt)r3 3.^g. bcrSS-biirftigc, 
 50i6rbcr5 —sucking, b-faugcnb, b-jiebenbj 
 — thirster, ber b-burfligc, rurblofc SKcnfd/ 5 
 -thirsty, b-burfiig, —vessels, JB-gcfQpCj 
 -warm, I. adj. b-roarm, lau, II. s. bic 95-= 
 n)firmC5 —wit, — wite, Archocol. \ia^ SS-* 
 gelb, SBebrgcIb, bicSS-ftrafc, —wood, baS 
 as-bolj, Siicoraguabolj. 
 
 To Blood, V. a. 1. blutig madden j 2. Sport. 
 (einen :5agbbunb) anSSlut gcroobnen^ brcf* 
 firenj be^en, 3. fam. jur ^bcr laffcn (61= 
 nem), t'?rf. To Blood-let. 
 
 Blood'jly, adjj. 1. blutig 5 2. (—principled), 
 blutgierig, graufam 5 3. vulg. jammcrliii, 
 abfcbeulicb. [ber Slutburft, bic ©lutgicr. 
 
 Blood'jness, s. 1. Ui Slutigc, SSlutigfcin, 2. 
 
 Blood'ing, s. bicSBlutTOurftj bcr SBlutpubbing. 
 
 BIdod'less, adj. 1. blUtloS, IcbIo§j 2. obne 
 asiutrergiefcn, unblutig. 
 
 Bidod'y, adj. 1. blutig^ 2. blutgicrig, blut» 
 burfligi 3. blutig (mit oielcm2)lutv>crgicpcn 
 t>erbun^en)3 4. (aud() adu.) ca/<^ cr5=, rcr» 
 bammt, febr flarf, 20.^ — eyed, mit blutigcn, 
 graufamen Ifugen (S3lirfen)5 -flux, Med. 
 bierotbeSflubr5 —fluxed, mit bem Slutgong 
 bebaftet, —jemmy. Cook, ein gcbacfncr 
 ©(bafgfopf, —minded, blutgicrig, morbfii(b= 
 tig^ — red, blutrotb? — rod, n?f/. —twig; 
 —sweat, l.ber blutige©^n)cip,Slutf{bn>cifi) 
 2. vid. Sweating-sickness; —twig, Bot. tat 
 ^artrie<^el. 
 
 8* 
 
Bloo 
 
 116 
 
 Blub 
 
 To BISody, v. a. blutig ntttc^cit, mit SBlut 
 bcfubcln. 
 
 Blddm, s. 1. bic95lut^e, SSlume, 2. collect, bic 
 «li!it^e (ba& SSliu^en), Dcr ^lor 5 3. Da& Slaue 
 (bcr €fleif) auf ^flaumeii/ 20.5 4- ^g:. bie 
 (SugenDO SSliit^e, jc, 5. ber (jeipc SBint)= 
 ftofj 6. I-w, t)er©cU, jDeul, jDeulingj — 
 raisins, ^ottrofinen. 
 
 To Bldum, V. n. lit. 8c fig. blii^en. 
 
 BIdd'mary, s. vid. Blomary. 
 
 BIdd'mjng, I. p. s. i)tt§ 95lu^cn 5 II. p. a. ; III. 
 — ly, adv. lit. &fig. blit^ent), bliit^cnreid^. 
 
 BldS'my, ad;, lit. 8c jig. in ©liit^e, blumenreid^. 
 
 BlSs'spm, s. 1. /if. bic a3liit^e5 2. Die ^firf{(l^= 
 farbc (e. ^ferbes)? —colour, bie blu^enbe 
 ^arbc, —paper, rStl^Ud^eS (26fd^O ^Papier. 
 
 To BIos'sQm, V. n. Slfit^en trciben, blii^en. 
 
 Blos'somy, adj. blut^enooU, bld^enb. 
 
 To Blot, V. I. a. 1. mit ©intc beflcdfcn, bc= 
 flecfferij benc^en, ^.fig. befubeln, t>erun= 
 c^rcri) S.^g.ocrbunMnj 4. (mcift mit out) 
 QUSftreid^en, au&rabiren, auSlfifd^en (®efc^rie= 
 bcne§ Ob. ©ebruceteS), 5. ^g-. oerroifd^cn, 
 ocrtilgen (quS bem ©ebfid^tnip, jc.) ? II. «. 
 burd^ft^lagen, flerfen (00m papier, :c.). 
 
 B15t, s. 1. ber flerfen, ^lerfs, SintenpedE 5 2. 
 bag :ifu§geftri^cnc, ^ttuSgewifdjte, 3.^g.ber 
 ^lecfcn, ©d^anbflecf 5 4. Gam. bicSSlofe, ber 
 ungebecfte ©teiu (im aSretfpiele). 
 
 Blotch, *. bie %mnt, ^i^blotter. 
 
 To Blotch, V. a. fd^rofirsen, beflcrfen. 
 
 Blot'chy, adj. finnig. 
 
 To Blote, V. a. (bur($ Olau(l(>) trodfnen, rfius 
 d^crnj I»-d herring, ber 95ficfling. 
 
 Blote, Blo'ted, Blo'tedn?ss, vid. Bloat, &c. 
 
 Biet'ted, p. a. befledEt? —china ware, unglei^ 
 gemttltes ^orjeUon, urn bic fij^abl)ttften ©tcl= 
 Icnju bebedfen j — lineaments, j^g. grobc3iige. 
 
 Blot'ter, *. Com. bog Stottsbu^ SJiemorial. 
 
 Blot'ting, j.\ btt8 ^ledfen, it., vid. To Blotj 
 —paper, btt§ 2of$papier, ^lieppapier. 
 
 Blow, s. 1. ber ed^log, ©tretd^, Bto^, SBurfj 
 2./g.ber (©df)icffalS=)<S(^tag, UnfaU, 3)0= 
 beSflopj 3. ber ^anbftreid^, ba§ plo^lid^e ®e= 
 fd^e^en, 4. bag (Bd^meif en (gelegte ©i) ber 
 Snfectcn^ 5. bef. Am. ^k (einjelne) Sliit^ei 
 bag S5lu()cn (im :M:ttgem.), bieSSlut^c^ 6. 
 Am. Mar. bie fteife MW^i a — up, 1. 
 cine (Sjplofton, cin ^usbrud^, 2.^g. cine 
 (Sntbcrfung, bie baburd^ oerurfa&te SJernjir* 
 rung, ^roftitution 5 to hit the — , ben red^tcn 
 glee! trejfen^ -ball, Bot. bie (trocfenc) Slu= 
 menfronc bc&86roen5al^ne&5 — hole, bag 8uft= 
 Iod^5 —over, G-w. cinrunbcr ob. o»oIges 
 blafcncr ^orper, rooraug ber ®lagf(^neiber 
 j»eC ©d^atcn cerarbeitct j —pipe, l. r.bag 
 
 Sot^ro^rj 2. G-w. bcr3:ubug jum^Cufbla* 
 fen, bef gl. 3. Anal, ber Subug, :c. fitr bie 
 (SingcraeibCj — pipes, p/. bic S5lafer6^re. 
 To Blow, v.ir.l.n. 1. we^en, blafen (oom 
 asinbe, 20.5 b^uftg, imp.); 2. fc^naufen, 
 feud(>en5 (ftarf) at^menj 3. fd(>ttUen (con 
 ©laginftrumcntcn)) 4.blii^en, vid. To Bloom 
 & To Blossom; U. a. 1. gen. blafcn (dU 
 tt)og)5 2. anblafcn, anfad^cn (^cuer, jc.5 au6f 
 mit up); 3. an^oud^en (bie finger, ic), 4. 
 blafen (cine Srompetc, zc, aud^ n. mit with); 
 5- fiS' (©troag) loerbreiten, ougpofaunenj 
 (mit bem ace. ber ^crfon) Perrat^enj 6. 
 (aud^ mit up) aufblafen (eine SSIafe, ic). 
 Butch, (^albs, ©d^6pg=greifd(>, :c.) auf= 
 bidden, r. G-io. (®lag)blafen5 S. Smelt. 
 (3inn) ft^meljen? 9. bef(imeipen (t>on glic- 
 gen) 5 to — the (ob. one's) nose, fid^ fd^nfiuj= 
 sen 3 to — at, anblafcn (Semanb)) to — aM'ay, 
 to — off, 1. wcgnje^cn, wegblafen, abblafen? 
 2. Mech. (nur to — off steam), Sampf aug^ 
 lalfenj 3. ^g. »crtretben, Pcrjagcn j to — 
 down, umroeljcn, umblafenj to — in, (n.) 
 l)incin we^en, to — out, augblafcn, aug= 
 roe^cn, auglofd^cnj to — over, I. a. »er= 
 roe^en, Dcrtrciben,* II. n. (oon@turmen, :c.) 
 fi(^ jerftrcuen, o§ne SKirBung »oruber gel^en, 
 to — up, I. a. 1. aufblafen, roie To—, a. 6.; 
 
 2. ytg. aufblafen, ftolj, aufgeblafen madden $ 
 
 3. anblafen, vid. To— a. 2. 5 4.j^g. crregen, 
 anfd^iircn (©trett, Sumult, :c.)) 5. (in bic 
 8uft)fprengen, fpringcnloffen, 6. fig. oer= 
 nidjjten (^Idne, ic.)i (CJinen) ju ©runbc 
 rid^ten 5 II. n. in bie 8uft fliegen, auffliegen 
 (burd^ (Syplofion) 5 to — upon, 1. barauf 
 blafen, 2. ^g. X)tvad)Un^, abnu^en, —it! 
 Cock. ph. (fl. hang it), j^ol'g bcr ^enfcr. 
 
 Blow'er, *. 1. bcr 35ldfer, Bubldferj 2. ber@ouf= 
 fleur^ 3. ber aufbraufenbe 5)?enfd^ , 4 bcr 
 3innfd)mel8cr, ©d^meljcr? 5. bag SSlagro^r? 
 6. bog ©d^iebbled^ in einem Sfen ob.^ominj 
 T. Mech. vid. Blowing-machine. 
 
 Blow'ing, I. p. s. bog S8liil)en, IC, vid. To 
 Blow; II. p. a. roinbig, ftiirmifd^ (Sea, coU- 
 ^onbig)} III. comp. —apparatus, Mech. 
 ber (Sf^melsopporot, —hole, bag SiJJunblod^ 
 (einer ^lote, :c.) 5 — horn, cin IKut^orn, 5CU 
 pen^orn? —machine, Mech. bie ^u^mo= 
 fd^inc, ^u^mii^le, gegcmu^lc. 
 
 Blown, p. p. t>. To Blow. 
 
 Blowse, s. (Shksp.) H^ aSaugbodtcngcfid^t. 
 
 Blow</i, s. 1. bie (einjelne) ©lut^cj 2. bag 
 asiii^en (bie 3eit beg SSlu^eng). 
 
 Blo^zed, p. a. oufgcbunfen, ^oc^rot^. 
 
 Blo^'zy, ad?, bougbfidfigj ^od^rot^. 
 
 Bliib'b^r, *. 1. i/wfg. bic iSlofe, 2. bcr SBaH* 
 
Blub 
 
 117 
 
 Blus 
 
 fifd^fljcdtj (aBaUftf(^=)3:^ranj 3. Zool. \ifkh 
 ^ebufen^aupti —cheeks, iicfe, fleifd^ige 
 ajacfunj —knife, t5tt§ ©pecfmeffer 5 —lip, 
 bie fcidEe Sippe? —lipped, bicflippig, grop= 
 mduligi —liver, i)ic ^abliaalcber. 
 
 To Blub'b?r, v. I. n. (— with weeping), jid^ 
 bicte Sorfen weinen, ^culen, fd^lud^jen 5 II. a. 
 bur(^ SBeint'it (bic SSacfcn) fc^roeHcn madjen. 
 
 Blud'geon, a\ ein furjer, unten befd^logener 
 Ob. mit SSIci QuSgcgoffener ©tocf. 
 
 Blue, I. adj. ; II. adu. 1. blau, 2.yig. ed^t, 
 (Qud^ true — ), Qufri^tig ; 3. ^TUcS, rnaS in 
 ^olittf, SleUgion, Siteratur, :c. libertreibt, 
 4. fi^, traurig, f(ble(bt/ trube, cerroirrt, 
 [(Ijecl, the light barns—, bQ& 2i«ibt brcnnt 
 fd^lcdfjt. III. comp. — ashes, bie blaue ^fcbe 
 (jam^drben), ^upferafc^e, bQ& ,Kupferblau, 
 aSergblouj —bell, Bot. bie blaue ®locfenbtu= 
 mCj — bice, vid. Bice; —black, bicOlcipfoble, 
 (bcf. QUS jungcn SBcinranBcn) 5 — books, 
 Siat. jDiarien be§ (SoIonialamtcS in Downing 
 Street (London) uber bie Derf(3^iebenflcn @in= 
 rid^tungen u. SSer^dltnijfe fdmmtl. Qolonien 
 ©ropbritannicnS 5 —bottle, Boi-s. 1. bie 
 .Sornblumc (ttucb —bonnet); 2. cine ^rt 
 blauer^QQCint^e, 3.£«<. bie blauc S5(bmcip= 
 flicge, —boy, ber SBoifen^nabe, — backle, 
 'iixz (fid^Ierne) blau angelaufenc ©d^nollc, 
 —caps, 1. iron. <Spottname ber ©(bot= 
 ten? 2. 5o«. ber Seufelg abb if 5 —daisy, 
 Boi. bie blaue ^DJaafliebe^ —eyed, blau= 
 dugigj -flora {or gqnare fine— Indigo), 
 ^er feinfle blauc (bcngalifi^e) Snbigo, — 
 glass, C/iem. bie (Sd^molte, Slaufarbej — 
 Peter, Mar. bie SignQljlogge gum ©egein 5 
 — stockings, {coi. blues), pf. Lit. 351011= 
 ftriSmpfe, ftbriftfleaernbe S)amcn, njetd(>e olg 
 ©cle^rte p gldnjen fu(ben5 —stone, Min. 
 Cin Stome, ben man auf Parry's Mountain in 
 Anglesea bem ©Qlmei) beilegtj —throat, 
 Orn. ba§ aSlQufe^Id^en 5 —vat, Dy. bie a5Ittu= 
 fiipej — \eined, blauaberig. 
 
 Bliic, s. I. *mjr. 1. ba& SSIouj 2. bie bldulid^c 
 eifenforbe^SSafferfttrbe^ 3. bicSlutbe^ II. 
 Oxford b-s, pf. tie engl. Seibgorbe ju^ferbc. 
 
 To Blue, V. a. 1. biQU ma(^en ob. fdrbcn, 
 blauen^ 2. r. (bef. (?oW-*7n. SKetaUe) blau 
 •nioufen laffenj 3. ^g. bef(^dmt, oerwirrt 
 madden, perbliiffen. 
 
 Billed, adj. fig. oerwirrt, cerbu^t, pcrbliifft. 
 
 Blue'ly, adv. blau, :c., vid. Blue, adj. 
 
 BKc'new, s. 1. bie blaue ^arbc, asidue, 2. 
 Surg, ber aSunbranb. 
 
 Bluff, I. adj. 1. birf, plump, ungcf(bic!t, aufge^ 
 f^moHen, 2. fig. jiolj, aufgeblafcn, tro^ig, 
 fibermiJt^igj Mars. 3. jhimpf, abgejtumpft, 
 
 breit, 4. flcil, bod^, fd()roff, jc.5 a -bow, 
 ein ooUcr ober brciter Sugj a — headed 
 ship, ein ©cbiff/ beffen ®orberfteoen wenig 
 SBorfd^up bat? II. vv. Seoy (bef. ^m.) ba6 
 bobe (faft fenfred^te) Ufer, ^clfcnufer. 
 
 To Bluff, V. a. bie ^ugcn ^erbinbcn (©inem). 
 
 Bliiffness, s. 1. \ik ^lumpbeit j 2. Die ®rob» 
 ^cit, aSarfcbljeit. 
 
 Blu'jsh, I. adj. Uaulid^i II. — ness, s. bi€ 
 bldulicbe (blafblaue) ^arbe, ba§ SSlttulid^c. 
 
 To Bltin'der, v. l.n.l. ficb groblidb irren, fam. 
 pubeln (upon..., in...), 2, fidb iibereilen, 
 fafeln, blinb jutappen, jufabren (aucb mit 
 about) 5 3. j^olpernj II. a. groblifb cer* 
 mengen, :c.5 to — out, ^erau&pla$en (mit 
 etwaS). 
 
 Blun'der, s.'lai grobe SSerfe^en, ber ^eblgriff, 
 9Jiif griff, SSerflof, ©d^ni^er, —head, vid. 
 Blunderer. 
 
 Blun'derbQss, s. ber SKuSfetoni a swiveled— , 
 bie ©onnerbfi(bfe* bie roic eine Dre^baffe gc* 
 bre^t roerben fann. 
 
 Blun'derer, s. ber ©tfimper, Solpel, ©umm* 
 fopf,§ofelbttn&, (unbefonnene) ^lauberer, k. 
 
 Biun'derjngly, adv. auf einc grobe, fafelnbc, 
 febler^afte Tfrt. 
 
 Blunks, s. Com. (in ©(^ottlanb) 1. 2)rucflcin= 
 roanb, 2. baumrooUeneSiid^cr aug®laSgon;. 
 
 Blunt, I. adj. 1. Lit. ftumpfj fig. 2. plump, 
 unbe^olfen, gerabcju, grob 5 3. ungele()rig, 
 ungef(bliffen, bduerifcb 5 II. s. baS JRappierj 
 III. comp. —needles (gciD. blunts), eincTCrt 
 biefer 3tabeln jum Suindben, vuig. @(tnei= 
 bernabeln, — witted, bumm, plump. 
 
 To Bliint, v. a. 1. lit. flumpf madden? fig. 2. 
 Qbfiumpfen, f(b»d(ben, ftillen, milbcrn, untcr* 
 briirfen(a5egierbcn,:c.)5 guriictfiopen, to — 
 the angles of a battalion, Mil. ein Iluorcc 
 in ein ^dbtcrf oerroanbeln, abflumpfcn. 
 
 Bliin'tjsh, adj. 1. cin wenig ftumpfj 2. fig. 
 etn>as plump, 2c. 
 
 Blunt'ly, adv. obnc Umfldnbe, cf. Blunt, adj 
 
 Bliint'nfss, J. I.lit. bie ©tumpfbcit; 2. jig. 
 bie ^lump^eit, Otau^^eit ber ©itten. [fletf. 
 
 Blur,*. 1. berglede,^lcrf§5 2. fig. ber (S(banb= 
 
 To Blur, V. a. 1. bcflctfcn) 2. oerwifd^en, 
 auSlfifd^enj ^-fig. bcflccfen, befubeln. 
 
 To Blurt, V. a. (meifl mit out), unbefonncn 
 berau0fagen, I)erau§pla$en mit ... . 
 
 To Bliish, V. 1. n. 1. errot^en (mit at u. for); 
 2. (rot^) blu^en? II. a. je^tnur imp. p. 
 b-ed with a reddish or vinous colour, in'& 
 Stot^lid^C faHenbj white lightly b-ed with 
 red, in'S Slof rotbe fpielenb, blafrotbli*. 
 
 Bliwh', *. 1. bie (S(bamr6tbc5 2. Me €fl6t^c, 
 rot^e^arbcj 3. bercrfle, fludjtige UnhM, 
 
Bins 
 
 118 
 
 Boat 
 
 bie unerwartctc ot). pl6tU(i^c (Srf^cinung? 
 4. provinc. bie (Icife) ®cfx(vtsd^nli(^feit. 
 
 Blush'ful, adj. * mit ©c^amrot^e bcDerft. 
 
 Blush'jng, p. J. t)tt§ (grrot^cn, Die <S(^amr6t^c. 
 
 Bliish'iess, adj. unocrf(^dmt, frec^. 
 
 Blushddn^, s. Com. dxi tit Norwich QClCCbtcr 
 3eug, ^albSBoae u. ^albiScibe, bent Glossaret 
 
 Bliish'y, ad;, faiift gerSt^et, r6t^lt(^. [d^nU(^ 
 
 To Bliis'ter, v. I. «. 1. toben, roiit^en, pol= 
 tern (at . . ., fiber . . .,ic.)i prQt)len5 2. brau* 
 fcit5 II. a. to — down, umroe^eti. 
 
 Bliis'ter, s. l.ba§S8raufcn, bcrSturm^ 2.DaS 
 Ungeftiint, SSiit^enj ^ra^lcn, §3olternj 3. 
 bas ©etofe, ©erdufd^ j ber fidrm, Sumult. 
 
 Blus'terer,*. 1. ber^o^tererj co/. ber95raufe= 
 winb, 2, ber ®roffpre(^cr, ^ra^U)QnS. 
 
 Bias'terjng, I. p. a. 1. braufeitbj 2.^eftig, Ko 
 3. fd^roulfttg (com @tQl, :c.)5 II. s. ba& 
 aSraufen, :c. [uitgefHtm. 
 
 Blus'terous, ad;, gerdufd^ooU, Idrmenb, tobenb, 
 
 B-mi [be'- me], s. Mas. vid. Alamire. 
 
 Bo, int. vulg. bu^ ! ZC. 
 
 Bo'a, s. 1. TjooI. bie 9liefenf(^lttngc 5 2. Com. bie 
 •23oa, (Zrt fc^Iangenformiger ^caerine: ein 
 Damenfd^mucf) j 3. Med. bie aSoo. 
 
 Boar, s. 1 . Zoo/, ber (Sber 5 2. bie ©pringflut^ , 
 wild—, \iCLi mibc ©(^racin, ber ^Quer^ 
 young wild—, ber grif^ling? —cat, ber 
 ^aterj —pig, ber junge (Sber j —spear, ber 
 ©Qufpief, W ©(^roeinSfeber, bQ& ^angeifen. 
 
 To Boar, v. a. Man. ben ^opf ju ^oi) trogen, 
 in bie 2uft werfcn. 
 
 Board, s. 1. bag SSret, bie Sielcj 2. berSiftb, 
 bieSofelj ^. fig. ber Sifc^, bie ^oft, f&t 
 foftigung, ber Unter^alt, 4. bieSafel in e 
 ©erid^te, 2C. : 5. ba§ ©erid^t felbft, bo&TCmt, 
 (Olot^§=) (Sollegium, ^Bureau, bie 95e^6rbe, 
 6oramiffion, ber^iCu^fd^up, ic. Mars. 6. ber 
 ©d^iffgborb, r. ber (Sci^lag (eineS ©(]&iffc§ 
 beint Samrcn)? 8. Gam. bQ§ ©pielbret 
 ((S(bttc^brct,:c.)j 9. Bkh. ber ^oppenbetfel, 
 ba§ (Sartonj a chess — , drawing—, &c. vid. 
 inc., D., &c.; bedof b-s, bie^ritf(bC5 a 
 book in b-s, ein in ^appc gebunbenes SBud^? 
 the council— , ber f6nigl.ge^eime9flat^5.^g-5. 
 above—, fi(ber, geborgenj to deal above— , 
 frci, unoerberft^anbelnj Mars, in—, bin= 
 nenborb§^ —and—, ©orb on 95orbj a 
 good—, ein ©d^Ittgbug, ©trecfbugj a short 
 -, ein furjer ©ang (beim2aoircn)j to make 
 a—, lamrenj to makeagood— ,cinen@cblags 
 bug ob.Strerfbug madden? to make astern—, 
 iibcrSteuer O'.e.rurfmdrtOgc^eni to shoot 
 a ship's masts by the—, einem ©(^ijfc bie 
 aWttften abfc^ief en j Corns, to pat on — , an 
 SBorb bringcn j to sell (free) on—, an Sorb 
 
 (im (Sd^iff) i>erfaufen (i?on wo ab ber Jlfinfet 
 bie Sanbunggfpefen u. iiberl). bie Sron6port= 
 f often trdgt)} prices (quoted) on — {or free 
 on—), (§)reife) frci omSSorb (an95orbno» 
 tirt, 00m SSerMufer frei an SSorb ju licfcm), 
 comp. —of admiralty, ba§ ^bmiraUtdt§gc= 
 rid^t) —of commissioners, bic Gommiffion, 
 ber ^ugfd^uf 5 — of customs, bas ©tcucramt, 
 3ottamt5 —of directors, ba§ jDirectorium j 
 
 — of green cloth, vid. unt. Green; — o 
 health, 1. \)(xh ®efunb^cit§amt, bie ®-com= 
 miffion,* 2. ba§ 9Kcbicinal=6olIegium5 —of 
 officers, baS S)fficicrcorp§ j —of revenue, 
 baS ^inonsbureau 5 — of trade, Mh ^anbclS* 
 gerid)t, ^-collegium, ^-bttreau, 4>-ntiniftt= 
 riunii — lands, Safelguter, — load, 3ubupc 
 ber ^dd^ter ju Safclgutern) —officer, ein 
 ^uSfcbupmitglicb ) —service, S^afellcljen u. 
 ^ad^tgelb bafiir, —wages, ba§ ^oftgclb. 
 
 To Board, v. I. a. 1. bielcn, tdfcln, 2. a) in 
 bie^oft ne^men, bcfofligen^ b) in bie iofi 
 gebcn, 3. Mar. entcrn, borbenj II. n. 1. 
 a) ^ofigdnger fatten 5 6) in ber ^0 ft fcin 
 (—at 07* in a house, with a person); 2. Mar. 
 to — it up, (ben ^luf ) aufnjdrtSlaoiren. 
 
 Boar'dable, adj. Mar. jugQngtidt>, cnterbar. 
 
 Boar'der, s. 1. ber ^oftgdnger, 2. Afar. (gcio. 
 pi.) b-s, bie sumentcrn bc|limmten5!Jfatrofcc 
 
 Boar'ding, p.s. baS)Dielen,ZC.,i>id. To Board 
 b-s, pi. Mar. 2id^terfd^iffe j comp. —cap, 
 bie ©turm^ttubej —pike, bie ©nterpife^ 
 —house, —place, ba& ^ofi^auS, <Spcifc^au& i 
 —school, bie ,ffoftf(&uIe, ^enfionSanftalt. 
 
 Boa'rish, ad;. f^jiDcinifd), oic^ifc^, graufam. 
 
 BDart, s. Jew, ein finniger ©iamant. 
 
 To Boast, V. I. a. rii^men, cr^ebcnj II. n. fi(^ 
 ru^men,fiol5 fein,pra^Ien (mit of..., mit...,:c.). 
 
 Boast, s. 1. ba8 S^ii^men, ©ropfprccbcn, ®rop» 
 t^un, bie Otu^mrebigfcit, ^rat)lcrci5 2.>ig-. 
 ber Sftul^m, ©tolj (cinc& 2anbc§, :c.). 
 
 Boas't?r, *. ber ^ra^ler, ©ropfprcd^cr. 
 
 Boagt'ful, adj. rut)mrebig, pra^l^aft. 
 
 Boas'tjng, I. s. ba& 9lul)men, bie ^ra^Iereij 
 II. adj. ; 111. — ly, adv. pra()Icriftb. 
 
 Boast'l?ss, adj. anfprud^Slod, befd^ciben. 
 
 Boat, *. l.ba§a3oot,bcr^a^n,baS Heinc(^IupO 
 <Sd^iff, ber3tad^cn, bicSSarf e,^d^re , 2.Conch. 
 vid. —shell; —cloak, bie 2c»ante (Ubcrrorf 
 jur <See ju tragen) j — 's crew, bie SootSs 
 mannfd^aft, — 'sguy, bie ^unbradd^tcr bc§ 
 aSoote&i — 's load, (— ful), bie@(biff§Iabun9$ 
 
 — ('s-)man, ber SSootgmann 5 —s painter, 
 
 — rope, btt§ ©(^aluppentou? —'s scoop, bie 
 SSafferfcbaufel^ -shaped, 5of. bootformlgi 
 -shell, Omc/i. bic^rd^c, — staff, (—hook), 
 ber iSootSbafenj — swiiin [bot'swan, Seot 
 
Boat 
 
 119 
 
 Bogg 
 
 bo'sn],i)cr|)oc^boot&mann5 —swain's call, tic 
 (Sommanbopfeife be&^oc^boot^manncS, —i 
 mate, 1. DerUntcrbootSmannj 2. (in ^oUant) 
 ©(l(>iffen) Uv @4>iemann. 
 
 To Boat, V. a. Am. mit SdooUn tranSportiren. 
 
 Boa'table, adj. Am. fur SSoote fd^iffbar. 
 
 Boa'tjng, *. ^m. I)a8 ^ftcnfa^rcn (mit) SSev- 
 fcnt5en, SSerfit^ren (oonSBaarcn,2C.) in cinem 
 aSoote, l)ie (Sabotage. 
 
 Bob, s. 1. abbr. fur: Robert; 2. jel)e§ bau= 
 melnbe Sing : a) Da» ©e^ange, S^rgc^fingcj 
 &) Hor. McSinfe cinc^ furjen^cnl)cl§5 c) t)ie 
 Sru^perruefe, ter (Stu| j d) vi^ig. t)ic ial= 
 quofte, ^olflofej 3. i)ie QntisdU, ber 6nt>= 
 oers, Stefrain, 4. bcr @d^Iag, ©top, 5. bie 
 ©tic^elei, bcr^o^n, ©pottj ba§ ©tidfjelmortj 
 —stay. Mar. t)cr SSugfprietwflag, SBafferftagj 
 -tail, l.berStu^fd^roanjj 2. Me^feilfpi^cj 
 Jig. 3. i)ie|>urei berSunucb, (Saflrat, 4. bcr 
 nicbrigfle ^obeli —tailed, flulfi^wdnjig 5 
 — wig, tie (Stu^perrurfc, t)er @tu§. 
 
 To Bob, u. La. 1. flu^en, furj fcbnciben, 2. 
 abbret^en (dn ©efpraci^) ; 3. ^6^nen, necfen j 
 II. w. 1. baumcln, ^dngen j 2. vulg. (mit ber 
 1CaIfl6pe) angeln. 
 
 Bob'bin, s. 1. Die ©pule, Der ©pi^cnfloppelj 
 2. DaS aSunD, »unt)el (^lac^g oon ca. 100 
 pfD.)^ flat-, bic^piattfcbnurj round-, bie 
 Olunbfd^nur, thread-, 3n>irnfpi§en5 —net, 
 ber <25pi§engrunb5 plain — net, glatterSpij* 
 Sengrunbj —net sprigged (gcn)5^nl. aft&r. 
 sprigf/, or sprigged —net), gemuflertcr 
 ©pilcngrunb, —tools, ©pi^enfloppel, — 
 work, gen. bie gcFl6ppeIte3frbeit, geflSppelte 
 ©pi^en, Morten, 2i§en, ©(^nure, 2c. 
 
 Bob'bjng, I. p. s. ba& ©djlagen, 2C., vid. To 
 Bob; II. p. a. fleine ^niye macbenb. 
 
 Bob1)y, s. abbr. (dim.) fur : Robert. 
 
 BSc'ca, s. G-w. ba& ©d^urloc^ (om®Io§ofen). 
 
 Bdc'asine, Boc/assTn, BOc'cassine, s. Com. bic 
 fcine ©teifleinmanb. 
 
 Boce, *. Ich. bcr COJeerbrafTen. 
 
 To Bode, V. I. a. oerfiinben, corner anjeigen, 
 oorbeutcn? Ii- n. oon SSorbcbeutung fein. 
 
 Bod'ice, s. ba& 2cib(ben, bie ©cbniirbrufl. 
 
 Bod'ied, adj. gcftaltet, (camp.) =leibig i big—, 
 bicfleibigj full — wine, flar! gebecfter SSein. 
 
 Bod'ies, s. pi. 1. 2eiber,:c., vid. Body; 2. bie 
 !6nigl. gufgarbe, Seibgarbcj a pair of—, 
 cine ©c^nfirbruft, vid. Bodice. 
 
 BSd'jkrns, BOd'ljkins, int. vulg. bci meiner 
 ©e(^§ ! ber Seufel i bag ware ! 
 
 Bod'ji^ss, adj. fSrperloS, unforperlic^. 
 
 BSd'jliness, s. baS !6rperlifbe©ein ob. SBefen. 
 
 BSd'ily, adj. &. adv. 1. !6rpcrli4>, lciblid(>) 
 2. »irflid>5 3. fig. ernfHi(^5 to drire — npon 
 
 a coast, Mar. mit bem ©d^iffc quer auf 
 bic Mftc treiben. [bebeutung. 
 
 Bo'ding, s. (l^dufig im pi.) bie ^C^nung, SJor» 
 
 Bod'kjn, s. T. 1. bie ^^Ic, ^friemc (oerfdl). 
 4)onbn)er!er) ,* 2. bie ©(^uurnabel, 3. bie 
 (Spicfnabel, 4. bic ^riftrnabel, ba&^rdufel* 
 cifenj bie|)aarnabel5 cloth of—, berSSrocat, 
 bag ©ilbergefiicf, vid. Bawdkin. 
 
 Body, s. 1. ber2cib,»K6rper5 (dead—), 8ci(b» 
 nam, 2. ber Olumpf, 2eib 3 3. bie §)erfon, 
 bcr2Renf(i>, 9Jfann, S^manb, man (mit some, 
 every, any, no jfgftt., vid. unt. S., E., &c.); 
 4. Geom. & Phy. ber ^ffSrpcr, 5. H^ SBc« 
 fen, SBefentlid^c, bic SBirflicbfeitj 6. bic 
 ^enge, (jufammen^fingenbe) 5Kaffc, pcrbun* 
 bene ©efammt^eit, ba& ©anjej T. ba§ B^ 
 flem, bie ©ammlung (®efe|c, 2c.) 5 8. bet 
 aSerein, ,K6rper5 bie ^6rperfd>oft, ®efctt= 
 fd^aft, 3unft, Snnung, ©emeine, bie^artci, 
 ajerbinbung, 2C. 5 9. bic Sruppenmajfe, bQ& 
 (5orp§5 10. ber ^auptbeflanbt^eil, i)aupt= 
 t^eil, bic ^auptmaffe (einer ^rmce: bas 
 |)aupt*, 5Jtittettreffen5 ^. eine& SanbeS : btt5 
 Snnercj c.^luffeS, e.^ef^ung, im®egenf.ber 
 ^upenwcrfcj bag ^ircbcnfd^iff^ ber (Sd^ijfs* 
 rumpfi JSaumflamm, ,Rutf(i)cnfaftcni ©aud) 
 einer ^aute, 2C.) 5 11. fig. ber <Stoff, Sn^lt 
 (einc&asriefes, 2C.)5 12. ber ^6rper, ^ern, 
 bie 2)i(btig!eit, ©tdrfe, gefligfcit, ^raft, 
 ©lite (beSSKcincS, ^apicreS, 2c.)) 13. Pamf. 
 ber^orpcr, cf. To Bear a—; 14. fig. bcr 
 2cib, biefinnlid^cnaSegicrbcnj —for—, ein 
 ScbeS einjcln gcnommen, @inc& m6) bem 
 TCnbern, a writ to apprehend the—, einlSBer* 
 ^aftsbefe^lj —of an altar, bcr 2Cltarfteinj 
 —of a cannon. Gun. bal SSobcnftudf cincr 
 Jtanoncj —of a letter, L-f. bcr ©(brifts 
 fcgclj the— of civil laws, ba$ Corpus juris; 
 the politic—, or— politic, berStttat&forperj 
 — cloth(e)s, pi. bie ^fcrbcbcrfe, ©cbabrorfc j 
 —guards, pi. bic 2eib n)0(be 5 -louse, Ent. 
 bie^iljlauS, —plane, Ship-b. bcrSpannrif 
 cineS @d^iifc§. 
 
 To Bod'y, V. a. formcn, bilbcn, geftaltcn. 
 
 Bog, s. ber(Sumpf,a5ru(lb/ baSSWoorj —bean, 
 Bot. ber ^ibcrflee 5 — land, bo§9Jlorfdblanbj 
 -lander, 1. bcr ©umpfbcwo^ncrj 95uf(l(>= 
 fleppcrj 2.iron.bcr5tldnbcr3 — oak,5ot. bic 
 9Jloorcidbcj —ore, Min. bcrStafencifcnflcin, 
 -reed, baS ©(bilfro^r, —spavin. Far. bic 
 ©(j^alc ; —stalker, or — trotter, Wic —lander. 
 
 ToB8g, V. a. 1. imJtot^ ^crumwdljcn^ im 
 ©^lammocrfcnfenj 2. vulg. auf bcraiDrerf 
 fi^en laffen. 
 
 ToBog'gle, V. I. n. 1. ftuftcn, surfitffai^rett 
 (-at, iibcr, »or)} 2. unfd^ilflfRg, jweifel^ft 
 
Bogg 
 
 120 
 
 Bolt 
 
 [tin, Qnfie^cnj 3. ^cud^eln, M tcrflctten, 
 au§n)cid(>cn 5 II. a. Am. vuig. (t)ur4> S^wies 
 rigfeitcn) in SBerlcgcn^eit fe^en. 
 
 BCg'gler, jf. Der URfdJliiffise, ^QUlJcrcr. 
 
 BSg'gy, adj. fumpfig, moraftig, brud^ig. 
 
 BO'gle (Bog'gle), s. col. —bo, or — boe, cor. 
 Bugaboo, ber ^opons, ba^C^inberO® efpcnft. 
 
 Boh, int. bul^ ! vid. Bo. 
 
 B9hea', *. berS^cebui^, gemcine fd^warjeSl^ee. 
 
 Bphe'mia, *. Geog. SSo^men. 
 
 B9he'mian, I. j. 1. bcr a56l()me5 2. bcr 3igeu» 
 ncr, II. adj. bfi^mifd^ 5 — pearls, Com. bo^= 
 mtfic^erlenj —quartz, Mi/i. (Sitrin ober 
 bfi^mif^erXopagj —warbler, Orn. ber®ei= 
 
 Bdi'ar> *• Wd. Bojar. [bcnfd^WOnj. 
 
 Boil, s. DaS ©efij^rofir, bcr (asiutOSdjwclren. 
 
 To Boil, V. I. n. 1. foci^cn, fieben, 2. waUcn, 
 broufen (»on ben SBenen,:c.) j to — away, cin= 
 fod^en? to— over, l.uber!o(ben, iiiberlaufen^ 
 2. jfg. (im3orne) aufbraufcnj II. a. (etnja§) 
 ftcben, fod^en, fo(bcn lajfen ; to — to pieces, 
 jcrJo^en, »erfod^en. 
 
 Boi'lairy, Boi'lery, ,v. S-w. bic @iebcrci, <Siebc= 
 ^fitfc, ©Qlsfot^c, baS Salsrocrf. 
 
 Boi'ler, *. 1. ber@icber5 2. ber ,^o^!e|fel, 
 (©ttmpf*)^effel3 3.Afi/tf. ber@(^r6tling8glu= 
 
 Boi'l^srs, s. pi. bic ^odfjerbfen. [^cr,^u§gluier. 
 
 Boi'ling, I. p. s. baS ^od^en, k. 5 II. p. a. fo= 
 c(>enb,JC.5 —peas, vid. Boilers ; —pot. Print. 
 bie^orbeblafcj —well, bcr ©pringbrunncn. 
 
 B6is't§rous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. ungcftilm, 
 fKtrmif(b, bcftig, braufcnb, tobcnb, Ifirmenb, 
 aufrii^rerifd^, unbcinbig^ III. — ness, s. tjcr 
 (baS) Ungcftiim, ba§ Sobcn, ftiirmifc(>c SBcfcn. 
 
 Bo'j^r, s. ber S8o\av Cgreil^err, :c.). 
 
 Bo'l^ry, adj. Min. boluSortig, t^onartig. 
 
 Bold, adj. 1. Uf^rif unerfd^rorfcn, uncerjagt, 
 mut^ig, 2. Jtfi^n^cit crforbernb (oon e. Un= 
 ternci^mcn)} 3. brcifl,un»erf(bttmt,fre(b,frei5 
 4./g. ffi^n (Don e. 55crglci(be, ic.)i 5. flcil, 
 ifi^5 to make—, fid^ crfu^ncn? JWar-*. a— 
 bow, w'd. Bluff; a — shore, cinc ftcile (unb 
 bolder fidjer ju bcfo^rene) Jtiiflte, —face, 
 1. bcrUnoerfd^omte, ^rec^e, 2. bicUmoer^ 
 f^dmt^eit, —faced, un»crf(bamt, frcd?. 
 
 ToBol'd^n, V. La. fii^n mQ^cn^ 3upcrfxd(>t 
 nnflopcn, ll. n. brcift wcrbcn, fi(b crffii^nen. 
 
 BOl'der-stone, &c. vid. Bowlder. [pcrfdjSmt. 
 
 Bold'ly, adu. l.fu^n, unerf^rocfcn, 2C.5 2. un= 
 
 BOld'ness, s. 1. bic ^iibnbeit, Unerf^rorfcn= 
 ^eit, SScrrocgen^eit, bcr5Kut^5 2. bie©rei= 
 fKgfcit, SScrmcffen^eitj 3. bic greimiit^ig= 
 feitj 4. tic ^red(>^cit, Un»crf4)amt^ctt5 5. 
 bos pccrfid()tU(bc SSertraucn (ttuf (Sott), 
 6. Lit. bie itii^n^cit (ber@prQic)5 bc^gl. 
 in Faint., Sculp, k Arch. 
 
 B5le, s. 1. bcr aJecber 5 ta6 JScrfen, bic ^%. 
 lung, 2. ter*pfeifcnfopf5 3. (Mor^) toe 
 9}lQf Don 6 cngl. ©c^cffcln (bushels); 4. Min. 
 ber a5oIu§, ^cttt^on. 
 
 Bo'Ietate, *. Chem. iaS f(b»ammfaurc @Qlj. 
 
 Bolet'jc, adj. — acid,C/iem. bicSfbwammfaurc 
 
 Bo'ling, *. Mar. vid. Bow-line. [©rotbc. 
 
 Bo'ljs, s. Met. bie fcurigc ^ugc(, ber ^icgenbe 
 
 Boll, *. 1. Bot. ^k (Samcnfapfcl 5 2. viil. 
 Bole, 3; 3. a - of salt, (C.) 2 S5uf^cl ©ulj. 
 
 To Boll, V. n. ©amcnfopfeln aufc§cn. 
 
 Bol'ljmong, BolI'mong, (Bdl'ljinony, C), Bul'- 
 llmong, Bul'limond, s. baS ayiifd)§orn. 
 
 B5l'lard, s. Using. 1. ein aufrc(btfte^cnbcr 
 ^W Ob. cinc^foflc, 2. bcr gcfopftc^aum, 
 —timbers, Skip-b. bic bid^t on bemSSorflcDcn 
 bejtnblid^cn SBug* ober ^lu§t)6Iscr5 II. b-s, 
 pi. Mar. ©ucfbalben, ,^i{fcn (an ben ©citen 
 eincr ®ocfe). 
 
 Bol'ljngs, s. pi. gefopfte SSoumc. [fcrbunbdjcn. 
 
 Bologna [bolon'ya], — dog, s. ba6 33clogne= 
 
 Bolognese [bolonez'], s. (pi.) & a. tiCV (tik) 
 35oIogner, bic SS-inn? bologncfiftb. 
 
 Boiogniau [buloV'?in], —stone, .y. Min. tcr 
 aSolognefer ©pat^, (Stro^lbori)t. 
 
 Bol'ster, s. 1. sing, l.ba^^polflcr, ^KiiTcnj bcr 
 ^fit^I j 2. Surg. Ui gomprcffc ? 3. Sm. 
 bcr Xnf crambo^ 5 II. b-s, pi. 1. Sad. Ht: 
 ^interpoufcdcn, ber Tfeftcr (bc§ ®attcl$)j 
 Mars. 2. Die ,Kalben ob. ,ft(ompcn ton n>ci= 
 d()em 4)oIse am Sopp ber 9}f often j 3. i>ic Sdc= 
 f (cibungsfiffen ber @togc. 
 
 To Bol'ster, v. a. 1. polftcm, ,^iffen untcr* 
 Icgcnj 2. Surg. SompreJTcn ouftcgen. 
 
 Bol'stered, p. a. oufgcblo^t. 
 
 BoI'st?r?r, s. bcr 35icbe§gct)ulfe, vf)c^Icr. 
 
 Bol'stering. s. (— up) bic ^c^terci. 
 
 Bolt, s. 1. bcr SBoIscn, ^fcil j 2. T. bcr SSoU 
 sen (Don Gifcn u. 0. WttaU) 5 Sdiegel (en 
 S^uren), u., 3. Met. bcr ©onnerfcilj 4. 
 Mill, bod SBcutelficbj 5. bcrgleceen {vid. 
 Blot); 6. fig. ber ^fcil, bo§ aSi^raort, :c.; 
 T. (a - of canvas), (28 (SUen) bo§ Stutt 
 (aSunb; SBunbcl) ©cgeltudd, 8. b-s, pi. ijic 
 ?^onbe, ^effeln) comp. —boat. Mar. tin 
 florf geboutcs ^oot 5 —drawer, bcr a3oljcn= 
 ouS^cbcr, —driver, bcr aSoljcntrcibcr 5 
 — head, Dt*t. bcr (SSorlcg=)«ftolbcn5 —rope. 
 Mar. bos 8cif, ber ©egclfoum, —sprit, vid. 
 b.u. Bowsprit; —upright, pfeilgcrobc, fers 
 jcngcrobc. 
 
 To Bolt, V. I. a. 1. 5uricgcln, Dcrricgclnj (mit 
 cincm SSoIjen) befefligen, ^oltcnj fcffcln? 2. 
 Mill, bcutcin/ fid^ten, jicbenj S.fig. ergriins 
 ben, prufcn, jliten, (oud^ mit out, [©twog] 
 oueforf<^cn,:c.)5 4. bcfprcd^en, Dcr^onbcln* 
 
Bolt 
 
 121 
 
 Bone 
 
 5. Sport. (^amn4)cn) auffteubcrn, aufiagcnj 
 to — a ship, Slup-h. ein ^(f^i^ oerboljen, 
 n. n. (mit out) 1. ^crauSflurjen, (plo^lid^) 
 Icrou&fa^ren, ^crauSft^iepcn, 2. fig. mit (SU 
 n)aS ^crQU§pItt|en) to — in, or into, pI6§U(3^ 
 tintxetm, ^ereinfUirsen, ^ereinpla^en. 
 
 Bol'ter, s. 1. Mill. i)er 5Ke^lbeuteI, 5Ku^U 
 beutcl, bag SSeutelfieb j 2. eine ICrt 0ie§. 
 
 Uol'ting, I. part. 0. To Bolt, qv. ; II. comp. 
 
 — axes, Mech. fd^Iiepenbe TCd^fenj Mills. — 
 bag, ber^Ke^lbeutel, —doth, boSScuteltucb) 
 —house, bQ&S5-^au§, bic ©iebereij —hutch, 
 ber S-faj^en, bie SB-hmmerj -mill, bie ^-s 
 mof^inc, boS SS-werf, —tub, ein @efdf, urn 
 5Ke^l ^inein ju fi(bten. 
 
 tJ5'lus, s. Med. ber 95ifen, 95oIu§5 bie ^itte. 
 
 domb [bum], *. 1. tiii Sombej 2. ber®lo(ten= 
 fc^lQQ j baS bumpfc ©ctofe, ber bumpfe ^nall, 
 aSumS, —chest, bie S-nfifte? —ketch, — 
 vessel, bie SJombarbirgaliotc, bod S-nf(!bijf j 
 
 — proof, b-nfefl. [[en, tonen. 
 ToBOmb [biim], v.n. @ct6[e i^erurfa(ben, fou* 
 To Bombard', v. a. bombarbiren. 
 Bom'bard, s. (Shksp.)lix gr. Icbetnc @(blQU(b. 
 BSmbardeer', Bombardier', s. 1. Mil. ber 
 
 aSombarbirer 5 2. jEn^ ber aSomborbirfcifer. 
 Bombard'ment, s. boS 93ombarbement. 
 Bombardoon', f. Miis. ber grope SSombarb, 
 Bombasin', Bombasine',*. Corns. l.berSSoms 
 
 bafin (ein lei(btcr njoU=feibener3eug)j 2. einc 
 
 Irt JBorcbent, vid. Bombast. 
 Bom'bast, I. .v. 1. Com. ber SSombaf^, vid. 
 
 Bambast 2; 2. /.if. ber®d)n5Ul[t, Scmbafl, 
 
 II. ndj. vid. Bombastic. 
 To BSmbast', v. a. X.fig. Qufblnfcn, auff(bn>cl» 
 
 lenj 2. lit. (mit ^atU, k.) ougftcpfcn, aug= 
 
 polflern) fd^lagen. [benb. 
 
 Bombas'tjc (— cai), adj. f(bn)ulftig, ^odjtrQ' 
 Bom'bastry, s. Lit. ber B(i)mul% Sombaft. 
 Bombazet' (— zette'), .v. Com. ber SSombafett, 
 
 unappretirte Samig. 
 Bombazine', .v. vid. Bombasin. 
 B6m'biate,s.C/iem. ba& roupcnfaurc ®olj. 
 Bom'bic, adj.— zcid, Cktn,. bieOlQUpenfdurc. 
 Bom'bus,*. Med.l.ba8DI)rt6nen5 2.bag^oItern 
 
 im 2cibe. [farbig, gelbli(b u- burd^fc^einenb. 
 Bombyc'inous, adj. l.feibcn? 2. feibenraupen* 
 Bombyc'inijm, s. Com. bie offt)rifd)C ©cibc. 
 Bombyl'ius, s. Ent. vid. Bumble-bee. 
 Bom'byx, s. vid. Silk-worm, [bie Tfnrocifung. 
 Bon [or biing], s. (fronj.) Com. ber ®ut*3ettel, 
 Bo'na, comp. —fide, (lat.) QU§ rcblid^cr 9Kei= 
 
 nang, auf Sreue unb ©lauben^ Corns. — f. 
 
 bills, SBe(J^fel i!ibcr empfangene SBaareni 
 
 — f. capital, bos au§ SBaoren ob. anbcrn tcr- 
 Mufl. ©Q(^en befie^enbc Capital. 
 
 Bonanza, s. Bat. bie aSQuanaSfeige. 
 
 Bona'sus, Bonas'sus, s. Zool. ber SSonafuS. 
 
 Bonaven'torc [— tshur], s. — mizen. Mar. (Bel 
 grof en ®d()iffen) ein jwciter SefanrnQJi. 
 
 Bonbon [bongbOng'], s. (fronj.) baS 95onbott, 
 3ucferpld§4ien ) — cracker (cracker— ), ba& 
 ,KnQUbonbon. 
 
 Bon-chre'tj?n, s. Pom. bie (5I)riftbirn. 
 
 Bond, I. s. 1. baS asinbenbe, aSanb, @cil, ber 
 ©trirfj 2. (bef. pL), "bk SSanbc, ^ette, 
 ^e|Tcl5 fig- ^ii ®efQngenf(baft5 3. bie SSer* 
 binbung , ber Stitt, 2c. 5 4. fig. bQ§ SBanb, 
 bie aSerbinbung? 5. bie ed^ulb»erf(^reibung, 
 Obligation 5 6. bie SSerbinblitbfeit, boSUn* 
 tcrpfanb, T. W aSerpflicJ^tungj under—. 
 Law, unter (Saution, ob. gegen 6aution§Iet* 
 flung) Com. Law, special—, ber @jrtra= 
 ^urgfc^aft§f(bcin 5 — of exchange, ber SBed^s 
 [elcontract) —of obligation, ber (Sd^ulb* 
 f(^cin,bie®(bulboerf(breibung5 goods in—, 
 SBoarcn unter 9lcgie»crf(bluf, in ber fSnigl. 
 Stieberlagej II. adj. gebunbcn, bienfippi^» 
 tig, leibeigenj III. comp. Com-*. —creditor, 
 ber Sbligation§gldubiger 5 — debtor , ber 
 S-fcbuIbner5 —debts, S)-fd>uIbeuj —maid, 
 bie Xeibeigenej —man, —servant, ber2eib» 
 cigenej —service, bie Seibeigcnfd^afti — 
 slave, ber(bie)Seibeigene5— (s-)man, I. ber 
 Seibeigene, 2. ber Spurge 5 -(s-) woman, 
 bie geibeigenc. 
 
 To Bond, V. a. Com. Law, cine S5crf(breibung 
 ouSftcUcn uber... 5 to - goods, Outer (SBaa* 
 rcn) in ba& fonigl. 5}taga5in nieberlegenj 
 b-ed-ware-house, vid. Bonding-warehouse. 
 
 Bon'dage, s. 1. bie ©efongcnfd^aft, ^aft^ ber 
 3wangr2.bie©ien|lbQrfeit,^ne(btfd|Qft/@clQ» 
 cereij 3. bie aSerpfIi(btung, SSerbinblicbfeit. 
 
 Bon'djng, p. s. 1. bie SScrbinbung j 2. Com. 
 baS »JiieberIegen con SBaaren in ba§ f6nigl. 
 ^Kagajinj -ware-house, bie 3JieberIagc, baS 
 ®epot einer Olegicrung an ^taT(id= ob. ^orf« 
 bofsplfi^cn, ber 3oUfpei(ber. 
 
 Bone, I. s. sing. ba§ ®ein, ber Jtnod^en 5 bie 
 ©rate 5 2. bie beinernc @pinbel, ©pule, — 
 of contention,7ig.ber3anfapfel5 n. b-s, s.pl. 
 1. asiirfelj 2. (tn6d^erne) ^loppel sumepij* 
 Senfloppein, 3. TAea^.^reibiUetS (ber ®(bau« 
 fpieler: elfcnbeinernc^ldtttben)) III. comp. 
 foul b-s, vid. —spavin; lazy b-s, bcr gau* 
 Icnjer, — ace, Gam. cine 3frt .Kortenfpiel 4 
 — ache, boS 9leif en in ben aSeinen, bie (Sfid^t, 
 baS^obagra, — binder, M///. bQ§ SSein^eil, 
 aSeinwell, —black, ba§ gebrannte eifenbein , 
 —breaker, Orn. ber aSeinbred^cr, ^Jfeeroblei) 
 — chopper, 5wfc/i. ein,Sno(benbeil5 — tlower, 
 
 I Bot. bie ® dnfeblume j — knot, Anat. ber ®e» 
 
Bone 
 
 122 
 
 Book 
 
 lenf^ugclj — lace, geHoppeltc ©pilcnj — 
 nippers, bie ^nod^enjangej To— 'set, v. a. 
 (oerrcnfte ©liebcr) wicDer cinric^ten, cinren= 
 fen 5 ^no(l(>cnbru(6e ^eileitj —set,s.Bot.tiCX 
 |)irf(l^!lec, aSajferDoflcn, -setter, Dcr agunt)= 
 orjt, — sparin, i^ar. l)er ^uffpat^, Scifl. 
 
 To Bone, v. a. 1. auSbcincn, Die Stnod^m au§= 
 ne^mcn , 2. ^ifc^bcin (in cine ©d^nurbrujl) 
 cinfc^cn. [^nocj^en 
 
 Boned, p. a. grof, ffcarf, (strong—), ftar! oon 
 
 Bpnee'to, Bpnet'ta, *. vtd.Bonito. 
 
 Bone'I^ss, adj. beinlol, fno(3^cnloS. 
 
 Bone'Iy, adv. ©ieBonnily, vid. Bonny. 
 
 Bon'fire, s. i>tt& greubenfeuer. 
 
 Bon'jface, s. SSonifaciuS (50^-tt.). [frelc. 
 
 Boni'to, s. Ich. bie geflreifteSonite, fd^oneSJias 
 
 Bon-mot [bSngmo'J, *. (franj.) I)tt§ SSonmot, 
 ber ixnnreid^e (SinfaU. 
 
 Bon'net, s. 1. W M|c, ^aube, ^appe, bag 
 aSaretti 2. beriDamcn^utj 3. Mar.bie aSon^ 
 nette, baS Oleff ; b-s, pi. SBeifegel (aUgem. 
 95enennung bcr ©tagfegel, ^liipcr u. 8ee= 
 fegcl)j Fort-j. 4. bie ^appe, SSonnetirung, 
 baS aSonnetj 5. — a prestre (eigentl. a 
 pretre), bic ^fttffenmiLt§e5 shade—, ber 
 @(^irm^ut5 —boards, ^appenbcrfel (su2)as 
 mcn^iiten)} —cane, ^led^tro^r, (ju bergl.)- 
 
 Bon'ujly, adv. vid. Bonny, adj. 
 
 Bon'niness, s. (ro. fi.) 1. bie 5J?untcr!eit, 7fuf» 
 gerfiumt^eitj 2. bie S8o^ibeleibt^eit> fc^one 
 ©ej^alt. 
 
 Bon'ny, I. adj. (bef. f(^ott.) 1. ^fibf4>, artigs 
 2.muntcr,aufge»ec!t,lufHg5 3. roo^lbcleibt, 
 fett, II. s. Min. baS (runbe) Srjlttger, — 
 clabber, a) (bef. irldnb.) W faure Gutter* 
 mild^ ; 6) ^m. bie®(3^lirfcrs ob.©(^Iottenttil(]^. 
 
 BQno'njan stone, s, Mm.bera5ologncfer<Spttt^. 
 
 Ben-ton [bong-tong'], s, guterSon, feine(Sittc. 
 
 Bu'num-mag'nura, s. Pom. bie^6nig§pfl[QUme. 
 
 Bu'nus, s. Com. bie ^rdmie, ©ioibenbej — 
 fund, ber©ioibenbenfonb. 
 
 Bo'ny, adj. 1. bcinem, fn6(^ernj 2. febr fnos 
 (^igj flor!!no(j^ig 5 3. flapperburre. 
 
 BSn'ze, IWb., Wore; bonz, Sm.] s. ber 
 aSonje (inbifdje ^riefler). [junfer. 
 
 BOo'by, s. ber Solpel, einfalt&pinfeli 2ttttb= 
 
 Book [buk], I. *. 1. ba§a3u(3^5 2. ba& a5u(^ 
 i^TCbt^eilung e. SBcr!§)5 3. ba§ 5)ttnblung§= 
 bud^5 without—, 1. au§bem,ffopfe, ou§roen= 
 big 5 2. O^ne ^Utoritdt, to be in (run into) 
 one's — (books), Semanbem fd^ulbig fein (bd 
 i^min@(iulben gcrat^en)5 to get into one's—, 
 3emttttbe§ ®unfl erlangenj a — in folio, ein 
 %oliantj a — in sheets, or in quires, ein 
 ro^eS Ob. un(ein)gcbunbene§ Sdud) ; II. comp. 
 bef. Com-j. —of accounts, ba§ Sfte(i^nungS* 
 
 aSud^, (§onto=®U(^ i —of (accounts current 
 of) merchandise, btt^ SBaarcn * <Scontro= 
 (SSud))} —of adventures, ein SSud) iibcr Per* 
 fu(^§»eife unterHommcnc ©pcculationcnj — 
 of calculations, bas SBaaren=6QlcuIation&' 
 S5u(b) —of cargo, ba§ ^rttc^tsSSud^ (mil 
 fpecificirter Sobung cines <Sd^iff§)5 —of 
 charges, ba§ Unfoflen=a5U(i^ j —of commis- 
 sions, bttS SBaarcn=aScftcllung§sS5uc^5 —of 
 invoices, ba§ ^acturen=a5U(i^ > —of posta- 
 ges , bttS ^orto = aSud^ 5 — of purchases, 
 ba& aBaarcn=(ginfaufK5totis*)SSu(^5 -of 
 rates, H^ 3on=®u(b (worin W J?crfc^. 3oll= 
 ^ifnfd^eperjeidjnet finb)? —of receipts and 
 expenditures (or disbursements), tia^ @in= 
 nal)me= u. 2fu§gabe=a5ud^ } —of sales, bttS 
 SSaaren=SScrfauf&=a5ud^ ) —account, ba& 
 (§onto (in einem^ttnblung§=a5ud^e)5 —bind- 
 er, ber S3-binber j —bindery, mod. Ui 35-* 
 binberwerf|!attj —binding, l. ba§ a5-bin« 
 ben 5 2. ba§ aS-binber^anbiDcrf j —case, 1 
 ber a5u(^erf(!^ranF, baS a5u(l>bcl)dltnip5 2. bic 
 SOfappe, 3. ba§ as-futtcral, —creditor, bcr 
 6^irograpl)ar, d^-ifd^c ©Idubigcr , —debts, 
 ©-fc^ulben^ —fashion, inform cincS 95-c§i 
 —keeper, bcr S5-^oUcr, Cfted^nung§fut)rer» 
 
 — keeping, bie aS-^Qltcrci, a5-l)Qltungj — 
 learned, 1. f^bulgcle^rt^bclcfcn, 2.ftubenge« 
 le^rt, pcbantifd^ 5 —learning, 1. bicSScIcfcn' 
 \^dt 5 2. Uc S8-<©tubenO® clc^rfamfcit, ber 
 B6)Ulmi^i —linen. Com. baS a3-tcincn, bi. 
 (fdd^lxfd^e) aS-Ieinnjanbj —maker, bcr aSu* 
 d^ermad^er, SS-fd^reiber, — making, bic 
 ©cbriftjlellereij —mate, bcr ©(^ulcamcrab, 
 SKitfd^iiler 5 —muslin. Com. bcr S)rganbin i 
 
 — oath, vid. Bible-oath ; — seller, bcr (©or* 
 timentSs) SS-^dnblcr^ —seller's (ouc^ juw. 
 
 — selling) shop, bcr aS-lobcnj — sellers' 
 value, or— s' currency, (unt. bcn bCUtf(^cn 
 95-l^dnbIern), bic a5-^dnblcrs3a^lung, i95-s 
 SBd^rungj —selling (business), b-s' trade, 
 ber aSuc^^anbcIj —shop, (—store. Am.), 
 bcr aSuc^Iabcn^ —stall, bcr aSucberfianb (bcr 
 ^ttntiquarc) 5 —stand, liai a3ii(^crbrctj — 
 stone, vid. Bibliolite; —taught, bclcfcn, b-* 
 gele^rt; —tripe, Zoof. bcr SSIdttcrmagcn 
 ber SBieberf finer, ^foltcr, — wheat, vid. 
 Buckwheat; —worm, 1. AV/f.bcr3ucEcrgaftj 
 2. fig. ber aSudbcrwurm. 
 
 To Book [buk], v. a. 1. (in ein ?&u6)) cins 
 fd^rcibcn, anfber^o|l,:c. cinfc^rciben laffcn^ 
 2. Com. (^oftcn in bie asfid^cr) eintragcn, 
 buc^enj to — down, einfd^rcibcn, notiren» 
 to — in conformity, glei(bf6rmtg bu(ben,Por« 
 tragen5 b-mg office, baseinfd^rcibc=a5urcau- 
 
 Book'jsh, I. adj. ; II. -ly, adv. ben SSitAcTn 
 
Book 
 
 123 
 
 Bore 
 
 (ju fe^r) crgeben 5 ftubcn^orfcnb ; III. — ness, 
 s. tHc fibcrtriebcne a5ud(>erUebc , Uh ju cifrigc 
 ©tubiren. [gelcbrt 
 
 Book'l§8s[bak'-], a</i. 1. o^neS8ud[>er j 2.un= 
 
 B66m, s. Mar. 1. ber95ttum, bic langcStttnge, 
 aSorfiangc, Sluerftangc, ©egclftange, ©tenge, 
 (geefegels) ©picrc 5 2. ba& ©ecjcid^cn, bie 
 ©picr=S3Qlfe (am eingangc einc§ ^luffeg ob 
 ^afen§)j 3. —of a harbour, bcr ^Qfenbttum, 
 bie ^afen=<Sperre ; 4. Am. cin Oletben jum 
 Tfuffangen beS ^lof^oljeSj —irons, Mar. 
 bie aSugel ju ben 2cefcgclfpiercn. 
 
 ToB66m, v. n. 1. fd^rcien wtc cine 0lo^rbom= 
 mel, 2. fig. (im3orne) fortflurmen, fort= 
 braufenj 3. Mar. (—out), QUc©egeUu&= 
 fc^cn, mit oUen ob. ooUen (Segcln fasten j 
 4. (oon SBeUen) ftd^ t^firmcn. 
 
 Bd6n, I. s. 1. bie ©ttbc, ba§ ©efd^cnf, bie 
 ®unft, ago^m)at, ©nttbej 2. bie asittcj 
 II. adj. 1. munter, oufgcwecft, luflig; 2. Qn= 
 gcne^m, gcfdUig. 
 
 B66r, s. 1. ber aSauer j 2. fig. bcr Pummel. 
 
 Bdo'risb, I. adj.; U. — ly, adv. lit. & fig. 
 bfiuerif(3^} III. —ness, .v. baS baucrifcbc SBc= 
 fen, bie ®robl)cit 
 
 Bodt, .V. 1. col. berStuien, ©eminn, SSorttjcil, 
 Uberfd^uf, bie 3ugabe, 3ulage (beim 5){af u. 
 ®eroi(bt)} to—, obenbrein, iiberbiep, nod^ 
 boju, in ben ,Kauf 5 to no — , o^ne jyiu^cn, 
 umfonfl, loergcbcng, 2. iiz 35cutc, v/rf. 
 Booty; To — hale, v. or. auf Seutc QUS* 
 ge^cn, plunbcrn, — haler, bcr^artcigdnger, 
 ^lunberer 5 —haling, boS 95eutcma(ben, 
 ^lunbern^ 3. o) ber ©tiefctj h) fpaniftbe 
 ©tiefel (TCrtSortur)^ c)- of a coach, 1. 
 bcr Soften unter bem ^utfd[)enbo(!c 3 2. impr. 
 (provinc.) ba§ ©(boopleberi d)— for bot- 
 tljng wine, ber aSouteillcnfticfel 5 -horse, bcr 
 aSod sum ^uf^angcn bcr ©t. 5 —hose, 1. bie 
 @t-ftriimpfe j 2. bie ®amaf(ben 5 — hose top- 
 ping, Mar. btt§ {Rcinigcn beS B6)i^c^ oon 
 Unrat^, (® d^Ieim, 5}Juf(^cIn, :c.) 5 cine ^albc 
 ^ielungj — jack, bcr ©t-!ned^t5 —leg, ber 
 ©t-fd^aft, — pulIs,bie@t-Qnjie^cr5 —straps, 
 bieSt-ftruppcnj —stretchers, ©t-bc^ncr, 
 Olctf^olscr, —topping, vid. —hose t.; — 
 tops, et-f!ulpcnj — tree, bcr ©t-blodf, bas 
 (St-l^olS5 screw— tree, ber(St-fd(>raubcbIocf j 
 — vamps, Qig SSorfd^u^Ieber au8gcf(bnittenc 
 ©tudfc 5u ©ticfeln j -webbing, baS <St-banb. 
 
 To B66t, V. a. 1. ©ticfeln Qnjictjcn, (fid^ beO 
 fHcfclnj b-ed, gcflicfelti 2.nu|cn, frommen, 
 
 Bo6t€e',5.(bcf.^m.)ber^ttIb|ticfct. [^elfen. 
 
 Boo'tes s. Ast, bcr aSarcn^iiter. 
 
 Bddth, jf. 1. bie (MaxfU ob. ^efOS5«be, bcr i 
 flRepflanbj 2. bieSBa^lbube. |j 
 
 To Boot'- hale, v. a. &c. vid. unt. Boot, 2. 
 
 Bd^'tjng, s. ba§ ©trafen mit bem fpanifd^en 
 ©ticfcl. [3»ctf. 
 
 Boot'l^ssly, adv. unnit|, i?ergebli(b5 o^ne 
 
 Boots, s. fig. fam. bcrTCufpajfcr; ^leibcrs 
 pu^er^ So^nbcbicntcj bcr jungfic (S)fficicr) 
 cincr Sifd^gcfcUft^aft , bcr untcrgeorbnetc 
 jDicnftc t^un mup, j. 39. ba§ %i6it pu^cn, 
 ftingcin, 2C. 
 
 Boo'ty, s. bie ascute, ber {Jlaub, to play — , 
 mit ^Icif i^crliercn, unrcc^tlid^ fpiclcnj fid^ 
 (S. ®. bcim ^ferbcrcnncn) bcftcd^cn laffcn. 
 
 Bo'peep, s. bo§ ®ucffpicl (SSerftcctfpicI) 5 to-, 
 V. n. Quf bcr 2ttucr licgcn. 
 
 Borac'jc, adj. Chem. — acid, bic Soronfaurc. 
 
 Bo^racite, *. Min. bcr SSorocit, SSitrfclftcin. 
 
 P,oVacTt?d, adi.C/iem.mitaSoronfdurc fcrbun* 
 
 Bor'^e, s. Bot. bcr S^orrctfd^, SSoragcn. [ben. 
 
 Borate, s. Chem. bttS boronfaure ©alj, 350* 
 
 Bo'rax, .?. Chem. bcr aSoraj. [rarfals. 
 
 Bor'bprygra, s. Med. bcr a5orbon)gmo&. 
 
 Bord, comp. Law, —halfpenny, (auf 9JJcffen, 
 2C.) ba§ ©tonbgclb, 5)?arftgclb 5 — land, baS 
 Safclgut, bicibomdne. 
 
 Bor'dage, s. bcr SBefi^ cincr ©omdne. 
 
 Bordat', jr. Com. a3orbQt(orientaIifd&crS8aum« 
 
 Bor'del,Bordel'lo, ;y. ba§95orbcU. [lUoUcnsCUg). 
 
 B6r'd?ier, s. bcr SSorbcUmirt^. 
 
 Biir'der, *. 1. bcr Stanb ubcrt). (QUd^ an 9Mn= 
 sen, 2C.)5 2. bicQrenscj 3. Card, bic 5Ras 
 batte, ba^Sd^malbcetj ber Sftain? 4. ba§ 
 ®cftabe3 5. ber <Saum, bicSSortc, Sorbin 
 rung? 6. TV/P- bie SSud^brucfcrlcifte 5 T. b-s, 
 ob. —drawings, pi. Olanbgcid^nungcn J paper 
 b-g for rooms, Sapctcnbortcn. 
 
 To Biir'der, v. I. a. 1. borbircn, bcfc^cn, cins 
 faffcn, bcfdumcn? 2. (SKiinjcn) rdnbcln, ran* 
 bircn, 3. fig. bcgrcnjcn, ongrenjen (an...)i 
 II. n. 1. grenjen, anflopcn5 2. fig. fid^ nd* 
 ^ern, grcnjen (— upon, an). 
 
 Bor'd^r^r, s. bcr TCnwo^ncr, ©rensbcroo^ncr, 
 ®ren5nad(>bar3 (§un). mit on). 
 
 Bordet'ti, s. vid. Bordat. 
 
 Bor'dure [— dzhur], s. i.bcrStanb, @aum? 
 2. bie aSorbirung, Ginfaffungj 3. Her. bcr 
 ©d^ilbranb. 
 
 To Bore, v. I. a. 1. bo^rcn (cin2ocb, cine 
 ^anone, 2c.), ouSbo^rcnj 2. burd^bo^rcn, 
 bur(^fte(icn (oon SBurmcm, 2c.), (au§-) 
 ^6t)lcn5 3. fig. burd^bringen, (fi(^) ^in* 
 burd^brdngen, II. w. 1. \i6) bo^ren ilaU 
 fen)j bo^ren? 2.^g:. oorbringen? 3. Man. 
 ben^opfticftragcn. 
 
 Bore, 1. prct. ton To Bear; II. s. 1. ba§ 
 aSo^rlod^ (5. as. eincr^umpc)3 2. bic 4)6^* 
 tung bcr asia^tnflnimcnte 5 3. Gun. (—of a 
 
Bore 
 
 124 
 
 Bott 
 
 gnn, cannon), ber (Saliber, Me Bczlt (einer 
 ^anone)? 4, ier ^o^rer, 5, Jig. tin Btid}, 
 cineS8unt)ej 6.fam. t)ie Uttficreimt^eit, ir= 
 genl) ©troaS, bag langnjeilt; ber lan^roeilige 
 ©efeUe, bie rciberrodrtige ^erfoni 7. md 
 Boar, 2. 
 Bo'real, Bo'rean, adj. (bef. *) norfclid^. 
 
 Bo'rgas, *. * ber ^orcQg, Storbwinl). 
 
 Boree', s. Banc, bie 35ourre'c. 
 
 Bo'rer, s. ter^o^rer (^erfon u. Snftrumcnt). 
 
 Bo'rjng, s. Vet. dm Operation, urn oerrenfte 
 B6)VLlUxn ber ^fert)e cinsurid^tenj —mill, 
 Mec/i. l)ie So^rmul)Ie. 
 
 Born, p. p. 0. To Bear, geboreil) base—, 
 new—, &c. vid. untcrBase, &c.; my — days, 
 mein ^ihtaQc. 
 
 Borne, T. s. l.bieQrenjej 2. virf. i). m. r. 
 Bourn; II. p.p. oonToBear, getragen, 
 all charges—, Com. na6) 3CbjU9 aUer Jtofien. 
 
 Bo'ron, jf. Chem. bttS SBoron, ^Borttciunxj J8o- 
 royfciurerabifal. 
 
 Bor'ough [— 'o], *. bie incorporirte fianbftabt, 
 ber (SBa^l=) ^lecfen, SSurgflerfen, g)Jarft= 
 flecfen} -English, Zaio, ba§ Se^nrecbt beS 
 S^ngcrn; —elder, —head, —holder, bcr 
 £)rt§beputirte, SDcfgoorftanb, ®emeinbefpre= 
 d^er, —master, bcr aSurgemcifter, uirf. Bur- 
 gomaster, [crborgen, entle^nen. 
 
 To Bor'row, v. a. ouf (Srcbit nc^men, borgen, 
 
 Bor'row^r, s. ber ©rborger, SSorger, —on 
 bottomry, Com. Law, ber SSobmereine^mer. 
 
 Borsel'la, *. G-w. bie ®laSf(J^ere. 
 
 Bors'-holder [burs'—], s. vid. Borough-holder. 
 
 Bos'cage, s. 1. ba§ ®ebiif(j^, gebiif(3^ige fianb, 
 2. bQ& SuftWttlbcbenj 3. Paint bic aSalb- 
 Icnbfd^aft. 
 
 Bos'ket, *. Gard. bag ©o&Fct, 2ufln)dlb(ben. 
 
 Bos'ky» fidj. gebuf(big, buf^ig, walbigj — 
 acres, burd^ $e(fen abgctl)eilte trfer. 
 
 Bos'pm, *. l.berSufen,bieS3rufl5 2. ber35u= 
 fen (beg^leibeS, ber @(bli§ corn am^embe, 
 ic.)? ^g-f. 3. bcr ©(^oof, aSufen, ba§ ^crj, 
 4. bag Snncre, ber Umfang, SSejxrf, \>ie Siefe 
 (be8 SHecreg, 2C.)5 —enemy, ber beimli(be 
 geinb, falf(be^reunb5 —friend, 1. berS8u= 
 fcnfreunb, bicSSufenfreunbinnj 2. einc95u= 
 fenfleibung fiirSamcn, —interest, bic8ieb= 
 Ung&ttbfi^tj - pocket, Uz @citentaf(^e5 
 — secret, Hi md^tige ©ebeimnifj —sin, 
 bic ©(^ooffunbej —thief, ber^au&bieb. 
 
 ToBos'pm, V. a. 1. in baS ^erjfd()Ucfen) 2. 
 oerbcrgen, ©erflcctcnj gc^eim i^alten. 
 
 Bo'son (Bo's^n), s. cor. oon Boatswain, qv. 
 
 Bos'quft [— ket], s, vid. Bosket. 
 
 Boss, s. 1. bic SBuefel, bcr cr^obenc i8ef(blag, 
 ^opf, ^nouf, ®cf(iirmagel3 2. bcr SBudEcI; 
 
 (^norrcn on ffidumen, 2c.)5 3. Mas, a) bti 
 gewolbtc ©d^leufe, b) bie ^alfmulbc, bet 
 moxtcltvoQ. 
 
 To Boss, V. a. 1. mit ©cfd^irmagcln, :c. bc= 
 fd^Iageni 2. mit er^obener ^JCrbcit (SSuttcIn) 
 befe^en, cergiercn. 
 
 Bos'sage, s. Arch. 1. bcr »orfpringettbc (ju 
 aSilb^auerarbcit p oerarbcitenbc) ®tein in 
 cincr SWover 5 2. 93o|fagen, bttuerifd(>eg SBerf. 
 
 Bossed, BSs'sy, adj. vid. To Boss. 
 
 Bos'siye, adj. ^otfcrig, frumm, ccrnjod^fcn. 
 
 Bot, s. vid. Bots. 
 
 Botale', s. Anat. ber botaUifc^e ©ong. 
 
 Bptan'ic (— cal), I. adj. ; II. — ally, adv, bo* 
 
 BQtan'jcs, s. pi. vid. Botany. [tanifd^. 
 
 Bot'smiist (Botan'ic), s. ber ifeotttnifcr. 
 
 To Bot'anize, v. n. botanifiren. 
 
 BotanolVgy, s. bie ^flonscnte^re. 
 
 Bot'any, *. bie aSotanif 5 —Bay wood, cin bun» 
 M gefIecfteg|)ols fiir^unjltifd^ler au§ B.Bay. 
 
 Botiir'go, *. (ital.) bcr SBotarga, SSotargo. 
 
 Botch, s. 1. tilt aSeulc, bcr ©d^rodrcn? 2. bcr 
 ^lecf, ^oppcn, 3. itg. bog ^licfwerf 5 boS 
 ^licEmort, 2c. 
 
 To Botch, V. a. 1. (mit up, jufommen=)fIirfcn, 
 ftitcfen^ 2. i>cr()un;^eni 3. mit ©(^raoren be^ 
 bcffen. 
 
 Bot'cher, s. 1. bcr ^Udefcbncibcrj 2. ber ^fu* 
 
 Bot'ch^rly, adj. &, adv., Bot'chingly, adv. 
 plump, ftfimpcrboft. 
 
 Bot'ch^ry, s. bog ^lirfiDcr!. [ftumper^oft. 
 
 Bot'chy, adj. 1. DoUcr SSculcnj 2. geflidft, 
 
 Bote'less, adj. vid. Bootless. 
 
 Both, 1. pron. adj. & s. bcibc, Scibeg 5 II. 
 conj. both . . . and . . ., fonjO^I . . . olg . . . . 
 
 Both'er, Both^ra'tion, vulg. vid. Pother, &c. 
 
 Bot/i'nja, s. Geog. SBotbnicn. 
 
 Bot/i'nian, Bof/i'nic, adj. bot^nifcb. [bcnjlcin. 
 
 Botri'tis, BStryites, s. Pet. bcr 95otrt)t, Zxaw 
 
 Bot'ryoid (— dal), adj. meintroubcnformig. 
 
 Bots, s. pi. Ent. engerlingc, Soroen ber 
 ^fcrbebormbremfc. 
 
 Bott, s. L-w., bog ,RI6ppel!ijfcn. 
 
 Bot'tle, s. 1. bie glofd^e, aSouteillci 2. bag 
 nuort (S0Jaf)5 3. bog 93unbel, 93unb, (^cu, 
 2C.)) —ale, b-d ale, bog ^lafcbcnbicrj 
 —bottom, bcr Untevfe|er j —brush, bie^-n= 
 biirf^c 5 -carrier, bcr §-ntrdgcr (fiir fic^cnbe 
 ^-n), —case, bog ^-nfutter, ber^-fcUcr, 
 —castor, cine ^lotmcnogc fiir^-n, —com- 
 panion, —friend, bcr 3cd^brubcrj —con- 
 jurer, bcr Sofd^cnfpiclcr, joe. ^cycnmciftcrj 
 — cooler, bcr ^-n?llblcr 5 —flower, Bot. lit 
 ^ornblumc? —glass, vid. Hollow-ware; 
 —head, bcr^ol^lfopf, ©ummfopfj —headed, 
 ^o^Ifopfig, bummFiJpfigj —jack, bcr fcnf* 
 
Bott 
 
 125 
 
 Boun 
 
 rciibtcSBratcnwcnber j -labels, §[ttf(^enabref= 
 fen, (Saroffcns^ragen 5 —neck, baS ^-ngeflell j 
 — nose, 1. vuig. \>U SSranitfrocingnafei 2. 
 Om. ber norbif(^e ^apogcitauc^er, bie 95ut= 
 tclnafcj 3. Zool. ber ©eeloroe? —nosed, 
 rot^nofig, birfnaftg} —rack, cin ^-nrepofl^ 
 toriuntj — screw, ber^orfjie^er, —stand, 
 ber ^-nffcdnbcr, g-ntettcrj —swagger, bcr 
 ^-nljelb, ^ra^lerj -tray, ber g-nfrfiger (fiir 
 liegenbc ^-n.). 
 
 To Bot'tle, v.a. 1. ttuf %la\i)tn fuUcn, ob' 
 jie^en (jun). mit off) ; 2. in 58anbcl binben. 
 
 B5t'tled, adj. 1. aufglaf(^en gejogen, 2. birf= 
 
 BSt'tler, 5. ber ^ellermeifter. [biSiud^ig. 
 
 I Bot'tora, s. 1. ber unterffce S^eil ciner ^a(i)z 
 I (5. S5. eineS »runncn§, gaffes, ber %u^ einer 
 Sreppc, eine§ |)ugel55 Mar-*, a) ber Sau^ 
 Ob. ba& %la6) c. ©d^iffe§5 6) ber SSoben, 
 maum, ber unterSBttfTer ge^t, c) baS ©d^iff, 
 ^a^rjeug felbffcj ber^dfc, ffioben ob. ©tul)l 
 einer lixti\6)odzi ber ^intere, ac.)? 2. ber 
 ®runb(besajJeere§,jc.)5 3. bic ©runblage, 
 ber ®runb (t)on ® ebfiuben, zc) 5 4. bie Siefe, 
 ba§ S^al, ber S^ttlgrunb, (c/. Am. —lands); 
 5. bcr tiefflc (unterfle) S^cil, boS (gnbe einer 
 ©tt(^e, (ciner ©trape, :c.)) au(j^^g. btt§3n= 
 nere, bie Sicfc, j. 33. to be at the — of . . ., 
 griinblid^ »crfle^en, inne^aben (Qtna&)i 6. 
 figs, a) bie ©renje, ba§ @nbe j 6) ber (Sc= 
 n>eg=)®runb, bie Sricbfcber 5 c)ber®runb, 
 ®runbfa|, :c.5 T. bie ^efen, ber (a3oben=) 
 ©a^ (be§ aSicreg, 2C.)j 8. Sport, bie^raft, 
 ©torfe (eines S^iereS, bepgl. cineS »icr= 
 fc^rotigen, ^anbfeflen ^eris, ic), cf. Bot- 
 tomed; — of a silk worm, ber Qocon, baS 
 (Scibenge^ciufe, a— of thread, &c., ein^nouel 
 3n)im,:c.) at the—, om Gnbe, enbli^ » tn= 
 nerlid^ 5 — lands. Am. Uferldnber, reid^e 2c(n» 
 bereien in ben S^dtern grof er ^liilfe 5 —line 
 Print, bie Sd^lupseile auf einer ©eitcj — 
 pieces. Coop, bie SSobenfludfe ber ^dfferi — 
 pit, bie unterfte Siefe, ber^Cbgrunbj —up. 
 Mar. Jtiel oben. 
 
 To Bot'tom, V. I. a. 1. (namentl. fig.) griinbcn 5 
 2. aufroicfein, luinben^ 3. mit c. SSoben »er» 
 fe^en (ein '^af, Btii^U [mit @i^en],:c.)} II. n. 
 fic^ griinbcn, ru^en (—on, npon, auf). 
 
 Bot'tomed, p. a. comp. mit cincm SSobcn, ic, 
 
 J. 35. a flat — boat, ein ^ral^m? a — horse, 
 
 sport, cinjur^arforceiogb touglid^es^ferb, 
 
 cf. Bottom, 8. [fig. unergrunblid^. 
 
 Bot'toml^ss, adj. 1. bobenlo^, grunbloS? 2. 
 
 Boftomry, s. Com. Law, bie SSobmercij — 
 
 letter (—bond), ber S-bricf, ©d^iffspfanbs 
 
 brief, ©.i&ipbncf, ed^iffgwedijfel. 
 
 B6u'9h9t, s. Pom. bie 3u(ferbim. 
 
 Boud, s. Ent. ber ^ornrourm, SBiebcI. 
 
 To Bduge [boj], v. n. auffd^meUen, fd()»ellcn. 
 
 Bouge [b6j], s. 1. bic ®ef(i(>»ulft5 2. ber a5au(^ 
 
 cine§ ^ajfeSj 3. Com. ber^auri. 
 Bough [bou], s. ber 2Cft, 3rocig. 
 Bought [bawt], pret. & p. p. D. To Buy; — 
 
 book. Com. ba$ (SinfttufSbud^. 
 Bought [bawt], s. bcr iS8ug, bie 95iegung j baS 
 
 ©elenf, ®Iieb5 ber ^oten, bic ^^ed^te^ 
 
 ,Srummung. 
 Bougie' [buzhee'], s. 1. Surg, bic SSougie, 
 
 ^erjej 2. Com. cine 9loUe SBttd(>&fiiodf. 
 Bouillon [bulyon'], s. 1. bie (Slcifd(>0 
 
 Srul^e, 2. Far. ba§ SIeifd(>gett)d(^§ am 
 
 ©tragic be& ^ferbefupeS. 
 Boul'der, s. vid. Bowlder. 
 Boulet', Boiilette', s. Man. eitt ^fcrb mit fc^* 
 
 ler^aftem ^uf gelenf. [fieber. 
 
 Bou'Ijmy. s. Vet. ber ^eip^unger, ba& gref * 
 Boul'tin, s. Arch, ber S5iertelftab, bie SBulfl. 
 To Boiince, v. n. 1. frad^en, fnallenj Idrmen, 
 
 tobcn) 2. ^eftig fd^lagcn, (an=)Hopfenj 3. 
 
 praaen,pla$cn5 4.fprengen5 5. fpringen, fal^- 
 
 ren (mit in, out, &c.)5 6. fig. f am. a) pra^= 
 
 ten, groffpred^enj ocrmejfen fein , 6)tapfer, 
 
 fii^n fein. 
 Bounce, s. 1. ber ^rad^, ^naa^ ba§ ©etofe j 
 
 2. fig. vulg. Ut ^ra^Iereii ©ro^ungj 3 
 Ich. bcr ^unbS^ai. 
 
 Boiin'cer, *. fam. 1. bcr ^ra^lcr, Sdrmcr, 
 gugnerj 2. cine grofe Suge, 3. cine plumpe, 
 fctte ^erfon. 
 
 Boun'cjngly, adv. mit 2drm, pra^Icrif^. 
 
 Boiind, I. pret. & p. p. tjon To Bind; hide—, 
 ice—, wind—, vid. in H., I., W. ; —bailiff, 
 Law, ein (Serid^tSbiener, ber !ifrrcflationcn 
 unb d^nlid^c geric^tlic^c ^anblungcn ouSiibtj 
 — masonry, t»erbunbenc&9}tauernjer! J II. adj^ 
 Mar. na(^ cincm Srte beftimmt^ auf eincn 
 S)rt gcfrad&tet I()abcnb5 whither are you—? 
 wowolItS^r^in? wogc^tbieSlcifc^in? — 
 out and in, ^in u. l^cr befiimmtj III. s. sing, 
 1 . bcr (Sprung 5 2. ber ^uffprung,Olucf fprung 
 (SftiicfO^raU^ 3. bic ©reuse, ber3Rarfflcin5 
 — setter, vid. Bounder; — stone, vid. 
 Bounding-stone; IV. Bounds,*. pL lit &■ 
 ^g:. bie ©rcnjcn, B6)xanhni within—, mit 
 5Kape, mdpig, in ben ©d^ranFcn ber 9)ldptgs 
 mt (aSittigfeit). 
 
 To Bound, v. I. a. 1. fprcugcn, fpringcn 
 laffen, 2. grcnjen, (to — upon), ongrenjenj 
 
 3. begrenjen, cinft^rdnfen^ fig. in <B6)xanUn 
 ^altcn, n. n. 1. fpringcn? 2. suriirffpringcn, 
 (auf- Ob. surudfOprallen. 
 
 Boun'dary, s. bic ©rcnjc^ ber ®renjficin. 
 Bodn'd^n, p.p. oon To Bind. 
 
Boun 
 
 126 
 
 Bovvg 
 
 B6dn'd?r, s. 1. bcr ©rcnsQUffe^er 5 2. t>er 
 
 Boun'ding-sfcOne, s. 1 . t)er (Srensflein, 3Jiar!= 
 fteinj 2. t)Q§ @d^neUfugeI(3^en, Der ©(puffer. 
 
 Bodnd'less, I. adj. 1. grenjenloS, eroigj URbc= 
 grcnst, unumf(^rMt5 2. fcine ©rcnjen fcn= 
 ncnt) (in...)? H. — ness, *. bie ©rcnsentofigfeit. 
 
 Boiin'teoiis [M^orc. &c.; boun'tshius, WJ], 
 
 1. adj.; n. — ly, adv. giittg, milDe, freigebig, 
 gutt^fitig? ni. —ness, s. bie ©utigfeit, 
 5KiH)e, §reigebig!eit. 
 
 Bodn'tiful, I. adi-; II. — ly, adv. milU, giitig, 
 frcigebig, gutt^dtig, grofmiLit^ig, rcid^Ii^ (im 
 ®eben)5 HI. —ness, s. SicSOlillje, greigebig= 
 feit, SBo^It^otigfeit, ©rofmut^. 
 
 Boun'ty, *. 1. fcie ^Jiilbe, greigebigfeit, ©utc? 
 2.Me@ttbc,®utt^at} 3. Com.Mc^rfiiniebei 
 tJcrSBicDerauSfubr oerfd^.SBaoren, infofern fxe 
 ben(5ingong§joUfiberfteigt} —money, l.gen. 
 Me^rclmic5 2.Mi7.bQ8aBerbegelt),4>onbgelb. 
 
 Bouciuet [bti'ka], s. tin (a5Iumen)@trttuf . 
 
 Bfiur'geois [— jolis], s. Typ. bic SSorgotS 
 (©d^rift swifiben ^zixt u. 6orpu§). 
 
 To Bour'geon [— jon], v. n. 1. jnofpcn, fprof^ 
 fen, blu^en? 2. gcilfein. 
 
 B6urn lor born], a. t)ie ©renje. 
 
 To Bduse, v. I. n. jed^cn, be(bcrn 5 11. a. t?cr= 
 fc^lurfen? ^inunterfc^Iucfen, l^interfd^Iingen. 
 
 Bout, s. 1. Mc Sflei{)e, SBed^felfolge, bo§ ?0^ol 3 
 
 2. t)er ©trcid^, SSerfud^ 5 3. i)a§ ©efct^t, icr 
 .tampf, TfugfQlI? SSorfaU, ©(^logj 4. tie 
 8uftbarfeit5 (drinking-), Da5 (3ed^=)®^^= 
 log, t)er ©d^ntQuS. [©tegreife. 
 
 Boutade', s. eine ©rille, ein GinfaU ou§ t)cm 
 
 B6u'tant, adj. ^rc/i. jur (Stu|e bienenb. 
 
 Bouts-rimez [borima'], *. pi. (franj.) Poet. 
 bie Sleimroortej ba§ ©nbreimgebid^t. 
 
 Bo'vey-coal, *. bie bitumtnofc SBrQunfo^Ie qu§ 
 gyeter, a3o»ei)fo^Ic. 
 
 Bo'vine, adj. 1. jum S)(bfengef(blecbt gel^os 
 rig 5 2. * od^fendugig. 
 
 To B6\V, V. I. a. 1. biegen, beugen, 2. bitdfen, 
 neigenj pnidfen, 3.^g:. bcugen, unterbruf= 
 f en, Dernid^ten 3 n. n. 1. ftd^biegenj 2. fid^ 
 bfidten, M neigen, to — down, fid^ nieber= 
 biicfen, nicberfinfen. [ber S5udfling. 
 
 B6^, s. bie SSerbeugung, SSerncigung, fam. 
 
 BOW, s. 1. gen. ber SSogenj 95ug5 2. Afar, 
 ber 95ug eine§ (Sd^iffc§ [in biefer SSbtng. nur 
 bod]; 3. T-s. o) Der SBogen eine§ ©riabob= 
 rcrs on ber ©rebbanf 5 6) Hat. ber ^ad^= 
 bogenj c)bica5iege5 ber SBugel^ d) ber 
 »erlorene ^noten, bicS^Ieifej e) bQ&3o(b 
 (ber 3ttgod^fen)5 /) ber ©robbogen 5 g) vid. 
 —length; —of a key, t)er ©cblfijfelringj 
 — of a saddle, ber ©Qttelbug, —of a spar, 
 
 bie ©d^roeifung an cinem ©porcn, -of a 
 Tiolin, berSSioIinbogcn? cross—, rain-, &c. 
 vid. in C, &c.; Sliip-b. & Mar. a bold (lean) 
 
 — of a ship, ein brcitcr ob. i^ollcr (fdjmQlcr 
 Ob. f(barfer)93ugcinc§ ©d^iffcdj the b-s of 
 a ship, biea5odfcneincS@d^iffe§5 on the—, 
 frQ{>nboIf&n)eife5 II. comp. (bef. Afar.) — 
 anchor, ter SSuganfer, ©ubclanhT 5 —bearer, 
 ber ^orfllaufer, 4)ol5)?ogt5 -bent, gcfrummt, 
 eingebogcn, frumm, -chases, aSugfliicfc, 
 Sflgbftiicfe (n)ie— pieces); —dye, ein (tor= 
 Siiglid^e§) ©c^orlQ^rot^ (SU Bow Ui London 
 gefdrbt), —grace, eincSBonb(cina3e^dnge> 
 amSug ton oltenSouwcrf (SBurflenu.SBic* 
 len) pm @(bu§c gegen \ia& @i§) —hand, t>ic 
 linfe (ben SSogcn I)Qltenbc)4)Qnb5 —knot, 
 ber oerlorene iknoten, bie ©(blcifc, —leg, 
 baSfrummeScinj —legged, frummbeinigj 
 
 — length, tin gdngenmaf urn ben Tfbflanb 
 eined a5ogenfd^it6cn com hiil 3U bcftimmcn5 
 —line, bie aSulien? —line bridles, Hi Sdn* 
 lienfprietj —line knot, ber a5ulicn|lid(> 5 — 
 maker, bcr JBogenmocbcr, 58ogncr5 —man, 
 ber S8ogcnf(bu|5 —man of a boat, bcr crfic 
 Otubcrer in einemSBoote 5 —net, bie Slcufe, 
 ^ifc^rcufc ^ — pieces , SSugfiucfe (Icitbtc 
 ©d^iffgfanonen), — pin, bus ©(bIag()oIs; 
 —pot, ber (duperc) Slumentopf (on eincm 
 gcnfter), —saw, eine SSogcnfdgc mit 33 atf en 5 
 -shot, 1. ber ©-fd^up5 2. bie95-fd^upn>eitc 5 
 —sprit, bad SSugfpriet) (in Heinen Btbiffen) 
 
 I ber^uSlcger? —sprit top-sail haliards, ber 
 ^uSboler beriSd^iebblinbej —string, bie 930= 
 genfe^ne 5 a hatter's — string, t)tt& a3ogcn* 
 leber am gad^bogen ber.|)utmad)cr5 —wheel, 
 bie ^ifd^reufe 5 —window, bQ§ gcroolbtc gen* 
 fter, aSogenfenfier, ^o^Ifcnfler, ©(baufenfter. 
 
 ToBo^'el, v.a. 1. auSweiben, auSne^menj 
 2.^g. hii in ba§ Snncre bringen, cinbringcn. 
 
 Bow'elless, adj. fig. gefublloS. 
 
 Bo<^'els, s. pi. 1. bag Gingenjcibe, fig. 2. i)a§ 
 Snncre 5 3. Script, ber ©i6 bcs ?0?it(cibcns, 
 3ttrtgefu^l§ Oa§ ^itlciben,'®cfiibl5 bowel- 
 complaint, Ut 2eibfd(>mer3cn, .Solif. 
 
 BoiV'er, *. 1. Der fid^ 3teigenbe5 2. ber aSogcn, 
 bieSS6lbung» 3. bie SoubC} ber f(^attigc 
 ^Ia§ 5 fiifi Idnblid()e ^ttU 5 ber 2anbfii§ 5 
 4. Anat. ber ^eugemu§fel, aSeuger, 5. 
 Afar-*, a) ber5Kofiforb, SJfar^, 6) bcr95ug= 
 anfcr (ft.bow-anchor); the best- , bcr toglidjC 
 :ifnfer5 the small—, bcr Sau* ob. Scuanfer. 
 
 To Bii^'er, v. a. cfnfd^Iief en, umgcbcn. 
 
 Bow'ery, adj. coUer Souben. 
 
 Bo-iVess, Bo<V'et, s. bcrTCcflUng, junge^abic^t. 
 
 To Bo'Age, V. I. a. burd^bo^ren, bur^ftljiefcn j 
 II. n. vid. To Bouge. 
 
Bowi 
 
 127 
 
 Brae 
 
 Bow'ie-knife [— nif] , s. Am. cine Itrt groped 
 5Q9\)mcjfer mit ^ijppcnformiQer ©pi^e. 
 
 Bow'ing, 5. Mux. Uc 33ogenfui)rung. 
 
 Bow^'ingly, adv. fi^j biegent), oerbeugcnb ic. 
 
 Bowl [ ^r6., W^., &c. ; boul or bol, mrc. Sec.]. 
 s. 1. bie^^ugel? 2. [bolj ber^opf, bie<B(bui'= 
 fcl, B<i)aU, ba§ SSecfen? 3. bcr ^oI)re Zijdl 
 eineg ©ingeS, bte IxSblung (eineg 26ffelf;; 
 ciner ^fcife: ber ^feifenfopf) 5 4. bie 6i= 
 flerne^ 5. ber SSecber^ 6. ber aSaumftamm 5 
 7. ber 5iRQf!forb 5 8. bog 0}Jof oon 6 ©d^ef- 
 fein, vid. Bole, 3 j —weft, (unter ben i-a- 
 brtfarbcitern, bef. SBebern) bic SBeruntrcu? 
 ung con ®arn, ^Biite, jc. 
 
 To Bowl [or boQI], v. T. /*. 1. ^Regel fd^iebcn, 
 Fegelnj 2. fit^ fugeln^ ll. a. rollcn, fugeln 
 
 l&vyfl'der [Wh.; boul'der. Wore.'}, s. comp. 
 (—stone), GeoL la$ ®ef^iebe, (ScroU, bcr 
 SioIIfiein, ^Ricfelfteinj — stones, (bowlders) 
 pl. h ©tromftcine, Uberftefel^ 2. Fleine 
 ^Pflafterfteincj —wall, tie J;iefeI|leinmQuer 
 bcr ©teinbamm. 
 
 Bow'ljng [or boiV-ling], s. bQ§ ,JtcgclfpicI j 
 
 — aliey, einc bcbccfte ,kcgcIbQbnj —green 
 bcr aSofetplQ^, ein fursge^altcner Sflofenpla^ 
 pnuftugels (ni(i)t^egel=)©(i)ieben5 —ground, 
 1. wic —green : 2. ber ^cgelplQ^, bic ^-bo^n. 
 
 ToBo\>^se, V. ho. Mar. jiet)en,QnboIen,talicn; 
 
 auftttljen^ —away! — ho!(flarFsicben)'2(Uc 
 
 Qufcinmol! aUc SRann bei bcr Sol jc ! II. n 
 
 Ititn, vid. To Bouse. [a5ogcnfd)u^c 
 
 Bow'yer, s. (n). u.) 1. bcrSSogncrj 2. tcr 
 
 Box, s. 1. Bot. Der ^ud^SbQUm (aiitb —tree); 
 
 — dust, ©dgefpanc ». Sui^gboum^ — tbom, 
 Bot. bcrSSud^Sborn, —wood, S5u(3^§bttum= 
 ^oIj5 2. bcr ©(blag mit bcr5)anb (goufl), 
 
 — on the ear, bie ^I)rfcigc, ^oulfci^circ, 3. 
 a) bic SBudjfc, Sd^ad)tcl, ©ofcj bcr ^aflcn, 
 bQ§ ,^fld^en5 ft) ber ,KQflen an einer 2i(3^t= 
 pu^ej c) ^a^ ^utteral5 d) bie 2ogc (int 
 3:beatcr, k.)5 ber SSerfciblog (»• 35- in ben 
 cngl. SBirt^S^dufcrn, fur bic®Qftc)5 e) ber 
 ^utfcberfi§5 'Kutfcbenbotfj /) coLbQ§^du§= 
 ibcn5 g) Mar. ba§ (Sompttf ^ttu§(i^cn 5 h) 
 Typ. ba& §tt(b im ©d^riftfofien, t) Gam. 
 bcr aSecber (jum SBiirfeln, 2c.) 5 fc) Gard. bie 
 Sinfoffung cinc& aSeetcS 5 — of a screw, bie 
 ©dbraubenmutter 5 — of a wheel, bie 3^Qben= 
 bu^fc, SBogenbud^fe 5 — and needle, ber ©ec= 
 (Sompof 5 ballot—, dust—, &c. rid. in B, D, 
 &c.; To — 'haul, v. a. JYawt ^alfcn, (r>or 
 bem asinbc) umlegcn, umwcnben; -iron, 
 ba§ aSitgelcifcn^ —keeper, Theat bcr 2o= 
 genfdbIicfcr,Sogcnn)drter5 —money, Tfrmens 
 gclb, 7CImofen5 ©porbfiifcngclb 3 —stays, 
 @(ber{>dngcn ffir s^aflcn, ^ultc, :c. 
 
 To Box, V. I. a: 1. in cine 33u(bfe, in cin Mfi* 
 (ben, 2C. tbun, einfd^Ucfen, to — up, ijcrfpcr* 
 ren5 2. (Sdume, roie 3ucfcra^orn, 2c.) an* 
 japfen, auSjapfcn (aSaumfaft)^ 3. Naut-s. 
 to — the compass, bic ^ompafpunftc mit 
 ben^immel§gegcnbcn ocrglcitbenj to — (off) 
 a ship, bie Sl^orfcgcl had Icgcn, urn ba§ ©(biff 
 njicbcr in ben SBcg gu bringcn, roenn c§ cine 
 @ule gefongcn ^at, 4. S^rfeigcn gcbcn, mit 
 ber ^auft ffblagcnj II. n. fi(b baicn, borcn. 
 
 Box'en, adj. 1. con a5ud)§boum, bu(b§bdus 
 men? 2. bem a5u(b§baum d^nli(b. 
 
 Box'er, s. ber gauftf dmpfer, 58orcr, 2c. 
 
 Box'ing,*. 1. Carp. & Join. «)ba§3;^urfuttcr, 
 t>k a5e!Ieibung ber S^iiroffnung 5 b) ba& ^n* 
 fdblagen bcr93encibung5 2. JSaut. cinc^rc* 
 jcction an ben .Slufcn. 
 
 Boy, .9. l.bcr^nabc, aSubc, Sungcj 3ung= 
 ling, jungc 9)?cnf(b5 boys, (in Snbicn) allc 
 mdnnli(jbca5cbicntcn5 2. vi<i. Baize. 
 
 To Boy, V. I.n.,ffinbcrci trcibcn, finbif(b fein> 
 II. a. roic cincn ^ffnabcn bc^anbcln. 
 
 Boy'ar, s. vid. Bojar. [grdbcn. 
 
 Boy'au [—0], s. Fort, bcr ©(Jblog bcr 2auf« 
 
 Boy'er, s. 1. bcrSoi^cr, ©ujcr (^olldnb.©(bo= 
 luppc) 5 2. cin Heincs ^al^rjcug, gum 25afcn= 
 Icgcn gcbrau(bt. [,ffinbbeit. 
 
 Boy'hood [—hud], s. ba§ ^nabcnaltcr, bic 
 
 Boy'jsb, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. fnabcnmd^ig, 
 
 . finbifdb, Idppif(b5 —days, bic^inbcrjabrcj 
 
 i III. — ness, ,9. bas finbifcbc SSctragcn, bic 
 
 ^inberci. [bcnaltcr. 
 
 Boj'i^ni, s. 1. roic Boyishness; 2. ba$ ^na= 
 
 Brabant', s. Geog. ba§ ^erijogt^um 58rabant. 
 
 Br^ban'tes, .V. pL Com. brabantif(bc 2cinn>anb. 
 [Braban'tjne, adj. brabanlifcb. 
 
 Brab'ble, s. bcr 3anf, ©trcit. 
 
 To Brab'ble, v. n. fircitcn, janfcn, fcifcn. 
 
 Brab'bler, s. bcr 3dnfcr, 9te(bt^abcr. 
 
 Brace, s. I. sing. 1. ba& aSanb, bic SSinbc, bcr 
 Sdicmcn, palti 2. Typ. bicKlammcr ( [ ] )5 
 I ,3. Mus. bic ^ccolabe, 4. Arch-s. o) bcr^fn= 
 !er, ^afen; ?>) ba§ Srogbonb, ber©tu§bal= 
 fen, bie©trcbc5 5. bic ^altung, Sinbung 5 
 ©pannung, 6. bie {Ruftung, bcr^arnifcb? 
 bic7rrmf(biene5 7. ba§ ^aar, a — of pistols. 
 Sport, bucks, foxes, hares, &c., cin ^aar 
 ^ifiolcn, cin ^. ob. cine r^oppcl {Rcl)b6cfc, 
 ^(bfe, |)afen, 2C.3 —of a dosser, bic ^anb^ 
 babe ciner aSutte 5 —and bits, cinea5o^rbrui>c, 
 iCrmbrut>e mitbasupajfenbenaSobrern, cine 
 bergl. and collar, wcnn bie Sruoe cin ^al$« 
 fHicf t^ati — springs, pl. ■f)dngcricmfcbcrn 
 (an ^tfd(|cn)3 n. b-s, pl. 1. (a pair of—), 
 wig. ein ^aar 4>ofentrdgcr 5 Mars. 2. 
 bic aSraffcn (©cgclfcile) 5 3. bic ^ingerlinge 
 
Brac 
 
 128 
 
 Brak 
 
 (am ©tcuerruber), 4. —of a coach, bie 
 @(|>»ungriemett einer \Rutf4)Cj 5. — of a 
 drum, i)ic SIrommeUeine. 
 
 To Brace, v. a. 1. Unt)zn, an* (ein=) binben, 
 on= (jufammen=) l)eften, befcfligen, (an=) 
 [(^nttUen, f^ar! oujic^cri; einwicfeln, (e. Srom= 
 meOfpanncn,fd^nureni cinf(3^licpcn) 8ufam= 
 menfoppeln , 2. (bic 3^croen, jc.) fpanncn, 
 ftdrf en j 3. Mar. braffcn. [2. bie ^frmfdjicnc 
 
 Brace'Iet [coL bras'-Iet], j. 1. 1)Q§' TCrmbttttb j 
 
 Bra'c?r, *. 1. ber ®urt, ©urtel, Sragriemen, 
 :c.5 ^ofcntrfiger, bieasinbej 2. bQ& ^rm= 
 flfirf (sumSSaUfpieOi 3. Med. bic sufammen= 
 jie^cnbe ^frpei. 
 
 Brach, ;y. 5porf. 1. berSSroc! (IJCrt ©piir^unb) j 
 2. bie ^unbinn bcl 3(i9^^«nbeg, bie ^e|e. 
 
 Brach'iai, adj. jum Irme ge^^rig, ^rm=. 
 
 Bragh'jate, adj. Bot. armformig. [meln 
 
 Brach'iat?d, adj. 1. mitlrmenj 2. mit tr* 
 
 Brach'man, Bragh'min, *. vid. Bramin. 
 
 Brachyg'rapher, s. ber SSrad^ljgrap^. 
 
 Braghyg'raphy, s. tU 95ro(i^t)grttp^ie. 
 
 Brachyl'ogy, s. Rhet. bie ®ra(l^t)Iogic. 
 
 Brack, *.l. ber (50^Qucr= ob. SBaH=)S5rud^ 5 
 biea5ref(^e5 2 ba§i5Bru(^ftiicf, ©tucfj 3.ytg:. 
 ber gjJangel, ^e^Ierj 4. bag JBratfe, (3)ieer=) 
 @al5ige, (Saljj 5. Com. bie 5Cu0f(i^upiDaare, 
 ber Tfuefd^up. 
 
 To Brack, v. a. 1. fttljenj 2. Com. SBaaren 
 auSrangiren, au§f(l>iefen, brarfen. [lo^n. 
 
 Brack'age, s. Com. ber ®ra(f= (ob. 95ra(Eers) 
 
 Brack'er, *. Com. ber gefd^worene ©fiterbes 
 fd^aucr, SSracfer. 
 
 Brack'et, s. I. sing. 1. Carp, bie Seifte, Unter= 
 lage, bag Sluer^ols (sum (Stolen), ber ZvH- 
 gerj 2. Tt/p. bie Slammer ([];,♦ 3. ber 
 ©pielleutbter, II. b-s, pi. 1. Ui 8affetten= 
 roclnbe, ©eitenftiide ber 9J?6rferIaffetteno 2. 
 Mar. W ©tieper ber ®aUion§=9ftegeIingen. 
 
 Brack'jsh, I. adj. brarf, m menig faljig (com 
 ©ceroaffer), II. — ness, *. bagSSratfe, <Bq.U 
 jige, ber faljige ©efcj^modf. 
 
 Brac'tea, Brac'te, vid. Floral leaves, 
 
 Brac'teate, Brac't?d, adj. Bot. mit ©edEbldt* 
 tern oerfe^cn. [fc^en. 
 
 Brac'teolate, adj. Bot. mit ®e(fblfitt(ben »er= 
 
 Brac'teole, *. Bot. bag jDe(fbrdtt(bcn. 
 
 Brad, s. 1. bcr (^uf=) SSobennagel, ©pie* 
 fernagelj 2. ber Sapctennagel, —awl, ber 
 @pi§bo^rer. 
 
 Bradoon', s. bie (aBa{fer=)Srenfc, bag SBolfg* 
 gebifj hora— , eine ^albe ^nebeltrenfe^ 
 loop— ,befgt. mit Sting 5 snaffle—, eine ge= 
 »6^nli(3^e ^nebeltrenfej —chains, —links, 
 O^rfetten, ^fuffa^sfigelfctten 5 — runners, 
 S^rroUenj —swivels, S)^rbfigel. 
 
 To Brag, v.n. pra^Ien, auffcbneibcnj 2. fic^j 
 rii^mett (— of, einer ©ad^e), ftolj fein auf . . .. 
 
 Brag, s. 1. bie^ra^Ierei5 2. ber Btola 3. 
 Gam. ein ^artenfpiel, in mld)im Ut SSuben 
 unb S^eunen ^auptfarten finb ? — wort, eine 
 :jCrt oon f4>n)ad^em SJfet^ ob. 4)0ttig»affer. 
 
 Braggado'cia [— shia], s.pl. CMarryat)'^va^: 
 lereien, 9)tfin(b^aufiaben. 
 
 BraggadO'clo (— 9hio) [— shi-9], s. ber®rops 
 fpre(ber, ^ra^ler, col. ^ro^l^ang. 
 
 Brag'gardrsm, s. bie ^ra^lerei, ^uff^neiberei. 
 
 Brag'gart, Brag's?r» I- s. ber ®roffprcd(>er, 
 ^ra^ler, 2Cuff(bneiber5 II. adj. pra^lerifd^. 
 
 Brag'g^t, (Brag'gat), s. 1. (nad^ C. Med.) ein 
 geTOiffeg Kt^lenbe§®etrdnf augaBafrer,5Dtal5, 
 |>onigu ©eroiirsj 2. ber SWet^, bie ^altfd^ale. 
 
 Brag'gingly,adu.auff<bneibenb,:c.,mrf.ToBrag. 
 
 Brah'ma, s. (inb.) Bel. (ber ®ott) 95rama. 
 
 Br?ihman'ic, adj. (inb.) braminif^). 
 
 Brah'mjn, s. vid. Bramin. 
 
 Brah'niinism, s. (inb.) Rel. berSSra^maigmug, 
 bog SBraminentbum. 
 
 To Braid, v. a. 1. fled^tenj 2. jufammen= 
 web en? 3. borbirenj a b-ed coat, eine^i!efd^e. 
 
 Braid, s. 1. bie^letbte, ^jaarped^te, 2. ber 
 ,fi:noten5 bag@eipebej S.bieJBortej Heine 
 B:(>i^t sum SSefc^en, ber {BSorftof ,• 4. Ui S5a= 
 UtU, bog 7f(bfelbanb. 
 
 Brail, s. 1. Mar. Ue SSefiijIogleinc, bog @ei* 
 tou 5 Sport. (Falc.) 2. ein Stiemcn sum ^efl= 
 binben ber ^ittigc eineg ^olfenj 3. befglei= 
 (ben ber 9)fogen u. bie ©ingemeibe, bcr BUif, 
 ©ters eineg §alf en. 
 
 To Brail, v. a. (-up), 1. Mar. aufgeien 
 2. Sport. iFalc.) t>k %ittiQt eineg SSogelg 
 (^olfcn) binben. 
 
 Brain, s. (gem. Brains, pi.) 1. bag (Se^irn^ 
 2. fig. ber SSerftonb; ^opf, bog ®ebd(btnip5 
 —fever, bie ®e^trnentsitnbung5 —pan, Ut 
 |>irnf(bale5 —sick, adj.; —sickly, arfo. 1. 
 waj^njinnig, ^imfiid^tig, 2. unbefonnen, o^nc 
 SSerftonb) —sickness, l.berSBa^nfinn, 2. 
 ber Uncerfionb, Ut Unbefonnenbeit. 
 
 To Brain, v. a. 1. bog ©e^im ougf(btogen, 
 ben^opfserfcbmetternj 2. Cook, ent^imen. 
 
 Brained, adj. comp. cock—, &c., vid. in C, &c. 
 
 Brai'nish, adj. toUfSpftg, bi^is, ungeftiim. 
 
 Brain'l^ss, adj. l^imlog, unbefonnen. 
 
 Brait, s. Jew. ber ro^e ©iomont. 
 
 Brake, s. 1. bog ^arnfrout, ^arngebfifd(> j 2 
 bog ®orngebuf(b, SSrombeergebufd^j 3. bie 
 (^anf= ob. ^Ia(bg=) ©recbcj 4. ber ^umpen* 
 f(bmengel, ®ecfftorf5 &• ber |)ebebaum (bei 
 ®ef(bii|en)) 6. bie 4)anb^obe, ber ®riff, 
 aSobrblocEj T. berS5acttro95 8. bog fibarfe 
 ©ebi^j 9. Far. a)biea5remfe5 6)ber3tot^ftaU4 
 
Brak 
 
 129 
 
 Bras 
 
 ■10. bcr mt>iM, 4)emmf(^u^ i R-w. ©rem§, 
 ^rcmg/JBremSfii^wdngel, 11. eineTfrtfc^we^ 
 rcr@ggei — 'smen, /^-i<;. SSremSIeute. 
 
 To Brake, v. a. (|)anf ot). ^lac^S) bred>en. 
 
 Bra'ker,^. t)aS iDomgebufd^, lu'rf. Brake, 2. 
 
 Bra'ky, adj. t>ornig, jla(l()elig. 
 
 Bra'ma, j. vid. Brahma. 
 
 Braui'ble, *. I. sing. 1. ber aSvombeevflraut^j 
 2. l)er©ornbuf(i^,l)aS®cflrupP) 3.(— finch),' 
 n>ie Brarabling; comp. —bush, But. ber! 
 aSrombecrbufd) i —net, baS ginfennc^, — 
 scythe, tic ^ecf cnjidjel j U. b-8, pf. bie 
 aSrombceren. 
 
 Bram'bling, *. On?, ber SBinterfin^, 95ergfinF. 
 
 Bram'bled, Bram'bly, adj. mit 95rombeer= 
 flrdutben uberroacbfeii. 
 
 BrJi'mjn, Bra'mine [iVorc. Sni. &c. ; bram'jn, 
 Wb., &c.], *. (inb.) Rel. ber SSramine. 
 
 Bra'nijn^ss, Bramjnee', s. bie ^rau cineS SSra* 
 
 Bramin'jcal, adj. braminifd^. [mincn. 
 
 Bra'minism, s. vid. Brahininism. 
 
 Bran, ^.'bie^Ieiej —new, col. (gang) neu, 
 vulg. funfelnagelneu, fpanneu. 
 
 Branch, s. I. sing. 1. ber 3n)eig, "Jfft, (Sd)0p5 
 2. ber TCrm (eineS ^luffes, eineS 2cu(btcr8, 
 jc.)? 3. bie Sinie (in ©efcblecbtSregiflern)? 
 4. Min. eine ©rsober; 5. ^m. bie SefiQlIung 
 cineS 2otf)fenj A^-*. 6. ber3:^cil, bie Unter= 
 obt^eilung, ber (@efcbdft5=,ern)erbs=)3njeig, 
 :c.) bag^a(b) T. berlbfommling, 8, — or 
 b-es, pi. ber 7Crmleu(bter5 a two light — , 
 ein jweiormigerSeucbtcr^ a vine—, cinSfleb= 
 fi^op5 H- b-es, pi. 1. bas:iffiroerf5 2. bie! 
 ^ii^lfciben, ^iit)(er; 3. Arch, bie Sflippen 
 (33ogcn) ber gott). ©eroolbej 4. 5po/•^ bie 
 @nben am^irfcbgeroei^ej 5. b-es of a bridle, 
 bie ©tangen am ©ebiffe j HI. comp. Com-s. 
 -bank, bie^gilialbanf^S^ebenbanfj —estab- 
 lishment, bag^ytebentjonblungg^aug, bie6om= 
 mcnbitej —leaves. But. bie Iftbldtter, — 
 line, — road, bie SZebenflrape 5 3n)eig(ei= 
 )'en)bat)n3 —peas, (Stccf= ob. ©taberbfen^ 
 — pilot, Am. ein mit einer obrigfeitl. S3efta(= 
 lung tterfe^ener Sot^fcj —stand, i^aic. ba§ 
 ^tiegen be§ ^alfen oon Saum ju Saum, bi§ 
 ber ^unb bie {Rebt)u^ner aufjagt. 
 
 To Branch, v. I. ?i. (— otf; —out into..., &c.), 
 
 1. 3n)eige treiben, ftcb in 3n)eige QuSbreiten, 
 jert^eilcn? ranfen, 2. ^^ fi(b oerbreiten, 
 auSlaffen, n>eitf(bn>eifig reben? U. a. 1. in 
 3n)eige ober S^^eile tljeilen, 2. Olanfen ma= 
 (ben, bliimcn, 3. mit 3n)eigen ob. ^rmcn 
 oerfe^en, b-ed candlestick, ber "ifrmleucbter. 
 
 Bran'ch^r, s. 1. n)Q§ ficb in3n)ei3C auSbreitet, 
 
 2. fig, ber (Stammioateri 3. Sport. bertft= 
 ling, 4. ber vtanarienoogel im erften '^ai^xi. 
 
 I. 
 
 Bran'chery, s. \)ah ll^mxf, ®efafcr. 
 Bran'chjness, s. ba§3n)eigige, Iftige, bidCu^*- 
 
 breitung (ber 3n)eige 5 au6)fig.). 
 Branchios'tegous, adj. Ich. mit^Riemcnbedfcln 
 
 t?erfc^enj —membrane, bie ,^iemen^aut. 
 Branch'l?ss, adj. 1. JWeigloS, Fa^lj 2. fi^. 
 Branch'let, s. dim. ba§ tfljen. [nadft, blof . 
 Bran'chy, adj. jweigig, Sftig. 
 Brand, s. 1. ber 93ranb, ^euerbronb, .^ienj 
 
 2. * a) ba§ ©(broert, ft) ber ©onnerMl j 3. 
 baSSranbmaU 4. Com. bie ^anblung^mar* 
 H, ba§ ^-Sfignet, ^-8seid)en (auf SBaaren), 
 b.fig. ber ©djanbplecfen, —fox, Zool. bci 
 asranbfucbs , Sftot^fucbS j — goose , Om 
 bie SflotbganS, aSaumganS? —iron, 1. bas 
 SSrenneifen^ 2. (aud) [— ]trevet),ber iDreifup^ 
 
 3. ber ^euerbodfj —new, vid. Bran-new; 
 
 — Sunday, bcr crfte ^afienfonntag. 
 
 To Brand, v. a. lit. k fig. bronbmarfenj 
 branbmalen, b-ing-iroo, bag SSrenncifen, 
 93ranbeifen. [bcrn. 
 
 To Bran'djsh, v. a. fcbn)ingen,fd)wenfen, fcblciu 
 
 Bran'dish, s. baS ©(bwingen, ber ©tbwung, 
 ^ieb (bcim ^cd)ten). 
 
 To Bran'dle, v. n. warfeln, wanfen. 
 
 Bran'dijng, *. bie ^fu^mabe (jum Ingeln). 
 
 Bran'dy, A-. ber ©ranntwein j —distiller, bcr 
 aS-brenner, — fruit, in 35. eingemacbte 
 ^riitbtej brandies, pi. col. (ft. —glasses), 
 95ranntn)cingldfer, ©cbnappSgldfer. 
 
 To Bran'gle, v. n. janfcn, flreiten. 
 
 Bran'gle, s. ber 3anf, ©trcit, bie 3dnferei. 
 
 Bran'gler, s. bcr3an!er,®treiter. [asdrenflau. 
 
 Brank, s. Bot-s. berSu(bn)eijen j — ursin, V\t 
 
 Brstn'ny, adj. fleienartig, fleiig, Heiidjt. 
 
 Brant, adj. fteil, jd^Cj ^od)j co/wp.— fox: 
 
 — goose, vid. unt. Brand. 
 
 To Brase, v. a. vid. To Braze. [t()cilt. 
 
 Brased,' adj. Her. voit dxi ^fnbreaSfrcus gt» 
 
 Brfi's^n, adj. k v. vid. Brazen. 
 
 Bra'sier [— 'zher], s. 1. ber Jtupfcrf(bnuebj 
 2.[brazher'],bie^o^lenpfanne,bag.$t-bccfcnj 
 b-s' rods, {Runbeifen su®ef(bldgen fiir^upfer* 
 ^eJTel/ ^fannen, zc 
 
 Bra'siery [— zheri], s. ^Jleffingiuaaren. 
 
 Bras'il, Brasilet'to, &c. vid. Braz'jl, &c. 
 
 Brass, s. I. sing. 1. (yellow—), ba§ OJleffingj 
 (red—), ba§^Kupferj bie SSronje, ba§ ©rj, 
 gjfetaU} 2. fig. bie Unccrf(bdmt^citj II. adj. 
 1. e^ern, metallen, fupfernj 2. fig. un»er* 
 fd)i!mt5 III. comp. — battery, 1. ^effclmef* 
 I'ing, ?!Keffingbled) 3 2. bie OJieffingnjoarc 
 (.te(feI,^fannen,K.)5 —box heater, cinmcf« 
 fingeneg ©c^utteifenj —colour, bie Sronse* 
 farbe, Srjfarbe,* —dust, ^JJetallfeilfpdnc j 
 -lumps, pi. Min. bie runben gcucrfieine, 
 
Bras 
 
 130 
 
 Brea 
 
 6cr ®d?»efclficS } —money, t)a§,Rupfergclb, 
 falfd^e ®elt) 5 —ore, Min. ijer (Salmet), Sa* 
 lamintfteinj -shruff, altcS SJlcffing, a5ru(^= 
 mcffingi IV. b-es, pi. l. 5Kefringgefd)irr 
 (Pfannen, ^ejTel, 2C.)5 2. Mar. metaUne 
 Siid^fen in S5locff(^etben5 3. Mc £)l)fen, in 
 Denen l)ie ©pinbel eines ©pinnraljcs, u. Iciuftj 
 4. (monumental—), Her. in SOiarmor, 2C. 
 cingefugte (Srsplatten, wcld^e SBopen unD 3n= 
 fc^rift »on SSerflorbenen ent^altenj 5. Typ 
 ©tlicflinienj 6. Min. vid.— lamps. 
 
 Bras'sards, Bras'sets, *. pi. 1lxm^d)kmn, t)ie 
 ^JCrmruftung. 
 
 Bras'siness, s. 1>Q§ SOtefftngartige, ©rjartige. 
 
 Bras'sy, adj. 1. crjartig, e^ernj 2. fig. un= 
 cerfd^fimtj —pyrites, crjartiger ^ie§. 
 
 Brat, s. cont. Hh^m'n, beraSolg J Ibfommling. 
 
 Brauls, Brawls, *. Com. inl)ifd^e <Stoffe mit 
 bittuen unt) weipen ©trcifen. 
 
 Brava'do, j. 1. \)k ^xa^Uxn, l)o§ Sro^bieten j 
 2. i)er ^ro^Ier, ©ro^fpret^er. 
 
 Brave, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. 1. brat), topfer, 
 fui^n;Uncrf(i^ro(Jfen5 2.red^tf(l()affen5 3.gro^, 
 er^aben, betrlicb, pracbtig j III. .y. 1. ber SBa= 
 ge^atg, (Sifenfrcjfer, ^ra^Ierj 2. l)er3:ro§, 
 bic ^erau&forberung, ^rat)lcrei. 
 
 To Brave, v. a. l.S^ro^ bictcn, ^o^n fpre(ben, 
 befd^impfen, l^crauSforbernj trumpfen? 2. 
 mit 6tn)a& pra^lcn, e§ jur Sd^au au8legcn j 
 auSframen. 
 
 Bra'very, *. l.bie S^apferfcit, Unerfcbrocfcnljeit, 
 t)er^elbenmut^5 2.t)erebclmut^,t)ie®ropmutI). 
 
 Bra'vo, s. (ital.) bcr ^OJleud^clmSrber, aSanbit. 
 
 Bravu'ra, s. Mas. l.MeSSraDour^^rie j 2. tie 
 aSvQiDour (beim <Singen). 
 
 To Brawl, V. I.w.l. f^reicn,Idrmen) 2. (laut) 
 janfun? 3. murmcln (roie cin ©acb, ac), II. 
 a. 1. burcb Sormen t^erjagen 5 2. ^g-. niel5er= 
 fd^mcttern. [(laute) 3anf. 
 
 Brawl, *. 1. DaS ©efcbrei, berSdrmj 2. ber 
 
 Braw'ler, s. t)cr <S(breier, 3cinFer. 
 
 Brawn, s. 1. bag 6bcrfleif(b, ^6fel(f(b»eine> 
 ficifib, 2. ber^berj 3. bag berbe^leiftb) 
 4. bcr fleif(bige, muSfeligeSljeil be§,ff6rperg5 
 —fallen, abgejc^rt, f^aQcv. 
 
 Brawned, p. a. flarf, oierfcbrotig. [Scbwein. 
 
 Braw'n^r, .v. bag fur bie S^afel beftimmtc roilbe 
 
 Braw'njness, *. 1. bic gleif(big!eit , 2. bie ^e= 
 fligf eit beg ^leiftbcg J S.fig.UcBt&xh, lln» 
 empfinbli(bfeit. 
 
 Braw'ny, adj. fleifcbig, mugfulog, j^arf. 
 
 Bray, s. 1. bag (Sfclgefcbrei 5 2. ber B^xci, 
 roibrigc Saut. 
 
 To Bray, v. I. a. flofcn, flumpfcn, jerftopen, 
 flcin reiben? II. n. 1. »ie einGfcl, |)irf(b, 2C. 
 ftbreicn j 2. wibrig tSncn brobncn, fc^mettcrn. 
 
 Bray'er, *. 1. bic 3J?6rfcrfcule, ©tampfci 2. 
 bcr^arbcnrcibcri 3. Pn«i. bic (Rul)ifculc, 
 ber^arbenldufer, 4. ber wibrigc ©d)rcier. 
 
 Brayl, s. vid. Brail. [vulg. (S(brcil)alg. 
 
 To Braze, v. a. 1. lot^enj 2. (—over), mit 
 (grs ob.,Kupfer iLibcrjiel)en, bronjiren^ 3.^%. 
 big jur Unocrf(bdmtl)eit abl)drtcn, fid^lcn. 
 
 Bra'zen, adj. 1. e^em, metallen, meffingen; 
 2. (— ly, adv.} fig. unoerfcbdmtj — disb. 
 Min. bag Suftirmaf bcr SIroge, nacb bencn 
 Grjcgemcffenroerben} —face, —front, bcr 
 (bie) Unioerfd^dmtC) —faced (-browed" 
 [(bamlog, unccrftbdmt, —sea, Jew. Ant. baS 
 e^erne 9Kccr (im @alomonif(ben Scmpcl). 
 
 ToBra'zen, v. l.n. unocrfd^dmt fcin? II. fl. 
 to — out, unocrfd^dmt, fecf bc^uptcn, obci 
 »crtl)eibigen) to — one down, ^cmonben 
 iiibcrfdjreien. [Unocrfdjdmt^cir. 
 
 Bra'zenness, s. 1. vid. Brassiness; 2. fig. bi« 
 
 Bra'zier [— zher], s. vid. Brasier. 
 
 Braz'jl [r.; brazel', W., Wore, Sm, &c.l, s. 
 1. Geog. aSrarilienj 2. (-wood), bag '53- 
 ^0% ber^ernambuf, —ink, bic rotl)c Xintc , 
 — nut«, ^cit)urimnu|Tc. 
 
 Brazjiet'to, s. (—wood), bag ^amaifaljclj. 
 
 Brazh'jan, s. &, a. bcr aSrafxliancrj brafilia= 
 nif(b) —root, Med. bic (braunc) SSrctbwurs 
 jcl, ^pecacuanlja. 
 
 Breach, s. 1. bog Srctbcn, 3crbrc(bcn J bet 
 Srucbj 2.bcraBaUbru(b, bieSSrcfdjc} 3. bic 
 Siidfc, S)ffnung, bcr {Rip, bag 2o(b 5 4. Sport. 
 bic Olutl)c beg ^utbfcg 5 figs. 5. bic Ubertre* 
 tung, SScrlc^ung (bcr ®cfc^c, ic), \)k Sffiort= 
 briid^igfcit, ic, 6. bicllncinigfeit,9JJipt)clIig» 
 Mt, ber iJmiftj Laws, —of close, jebeg 
 unbefugtc SSctrctcn frcmbcn ©runbeg j —of 
 covenant, ber SSrud) cincg SScrtragg? —of 
 pound, gcroaltfame feffnung beg ?Sct)dltcrg, 
 aug bem ber ©igner fein gepfdnbeteg SSic^ bc= 
 freitj —of prison, bic gcraaltfamc Grbrc* 
 (bung beg ©efdngnijTeg (urn ficb felbfl ob. Z^-- 
 manb ^nbcrn ju bcfrcicn). 
 
 To Breach, v. a. Mil. cinc SSrcfdje mad)Cn? 
 (bur(b cine 95refdK) crfliirmcn. 
 
 Bread, s. 1. bag SSrob, 2. fig. bag :jfmt, bcr 
 Scbengunter^altj —and butter, a3uttcr(u.^ 
 aSrob ) comp. —chipper, Bak. bcr S5-rafpc- 
 Icrj — corn, baga^-foruj —fruit, bie ^rucbt 
 beg SB-baumcg, —nut wood, bag (5^u6=) 
 ^olj J?om a3-nufbaum^ —room, bcr 95-* 
 raum, bic SS-fammcr ouf cinem ©(biffe 5 - 
 stitch, uirf. Broad-stitch; —staff, Atn. bic 
 as-maffc, berS-tcitb? -toaster, ber»-roftf 
 — (fruit-)tree, Bot. ber S8-fru(btbaum. 
 
 To Bread, v. a. 1. (©rob) einfd^nciben, ein.. 
 broctcn 5 2. vid. To Braid, 1 
 
Brea 
 
 131 
 
 Brea 
 
 Bread'less, adj. broblo§. 
 
 Breadth, s. 1. bie ?8viiU, SBeitc 5 2. Com. (ton 
 3eugen) t)a& SSIatt, Die 95tt^n. 
 
 Breadf/i'less, adj. O^nc SBrcite. 
 
 To Break, v. I. a. 1. gen. ((5trott§) bret^cn, 
 2. jerreifcH) fpringcn, berflen madden j er= 
 bret^eii) 3. a^ jert^eilen (roie bic <Sonne 
 bie SBolfen) , 6) M?7. (tic feinblid^e Sinie) 
 bur(i)bre(i^cn J 4. lit. jerbred^en; jertrummern 
 (tine Wamv, :c.)j jerfc^lagcn, ccrrcnfen, 
 bred^enj rcibernj 5. 5port. (to — up, tin 
 9ie\i,7C.) scrlegen, au&JDirfenj^g-*- 6.f(j^md= 
 d^en, entfrclften, unfergraben, jerftoren, (bie 
 ©efunb^eit, <Sd^6n^eit)j T. bcinbigcn, jd^= 
 jnen(S^iere)} Man. jurevten (auc^ to— in); 
 8. bdnbigen, jie^en (ein ^inb, to — it of 
 its tricks, i^m feine Unarten) Qbgcrofi^nenj 
 bdmpfen, unterbrudten (Seibenfc^aften) 5 be= 
 mut^igen (ScmanbeS @toIj)) (to — one's 
 self of . . .), ablegen (iible ©eroo^n^eiten), 
 entfagen (bem SSergnugen, ic.)j 9- bret^en, 
 jertriimmern (eine TCrmec, 50^ad^t, w.) i 10. 
 nieberf(^lagen, jerfnirf4>en, jerrutten, bred^en 
 (ba§ ^erj, ben ® eift, k.) 5 1 1 . banferott ma= 
 d^en, fprengen (einc San!, ic.)) 12. oerabs 
 f(^icben, ttbbanfen, entlaffen ) 13. lit. abf(^up= 
 pen (bie ^aut), ojfnen (ein ©cfd^roitr)} 
 fig-s. 14. a) (a3Qi)n) bred^en, anfangen? b) 
 (Qtroa^) in SSorfc^Iog (aufgSapet) bringenj 
 (eine3^euig!eit) croffnen, mitt^eilen, Winter* 
 bringen, ([ein^er5)au§f(l^utten, offenbarenj 
 c) (einen ©paf ) madden, (SBi§) reipen (upon 
 one, uber (5inen)5 15. a) umfto^en, Quf= 
 ^cben (ein ®efe$, einc ^eirot^), h) ubertre= 
 ten, bred^en, rerle^en? 16. unterbrec^en, ft6= 
 ren (3iw^S. ©d^Iaf, ba§ (StiUfd^roeigen, ic.) i 
 ttuf^ttltenj 17. ju nic^tc macben, oereiteln 
 (^Idne, :c.)j 18. brec^en, ouffangcn (einen 
 gall, ac), 19. auflofen, abbrec^en (greunb= 
 fd)aft, 2C.)5 20. a) Sports, to — cover, (p. 
 ^ilbe) baSSager ocrlaffen, in'S greie ge^enj 
 to — herd, ba§ S^ubel, bie ^erbe perlapn 
 (Don e. ^irf(^e, U )} h) to — company, fld^ 
 rocgf(^leid^en (au§ e. ©efettfd^aft), II. n. 1. 
 gen. hxt6)tn, in BtMt ge^en j 2. jerreipen, 
 platen, 3. herein*, loSbred^en (Don e. ®tur= 
 nte) 5 4. a) fi(^ bre^en (©on SBellen), bran= 
 ben, 6) fig. M dnbern (comSiBetter), 5. 
 berf^en, auffpringen, aufgetjen (Don e. ®es 
 f(^iDiLire,ic.)5^g:-5. e.anbre^en (Dom3;age)5 
 T. Dergc^en, abnel)mcn, altroerben? Derblu= 
 ^en; 8. falliren, Sanferott macbcn, 9. ftcb 
 Derjcbren, Derge^en, bre^en (Dom ^ersen,:c.)j 
 10. hxt^tn (mit e.greunbe, ic.)i 11. Paint. 
 fid^ abbrocfeln, obfc^uppcn, 12. ficb bret^en, 
 umfc^lagen (Don SBein, 3C.)3 h^ f4»«ben 
 
 (DomUrin,2C.) j to — bulk, (a.) Mar. 1. bie 
 Sabung bred^cn, angreifen, ein ©dbiffju lofd^cn 
 anfangen? 2. Ut 2. bef^e^lenj to — down, 
 (a.) nieberreipcn, abbred^enj Print, (eine 
 ^reffe) abfd^Iagenj to — forth, (n.) ^erDor* 
 brcd^n, ^erDorquetten 5 j?g. ausbred^en? to— 
 from... (/?. ober to — one's self from..., 
 r(fl.)y fid() cntminbcn, ftd^ lo&reifeni to — 
 ground, 1. Agr. pflugen 3 2. R-w. ben S5au 
 (einer eifenba^n) in Tfngriffne^men 5 3. Mil. 
 bie SaufgrSben 5ffnen> 4. Mar. bie Tfnfer 
 lid^ten, au§ einem i>ofen a5fegeln, auSlaufen, 
 5. fig. biegluc^t ergreifcn, to — hemp or 
 flax, ^onf Ob. %la6)S> bred^en, to — in, (n.) 
 einbred^en, einbringenj uberrafc^en? to— in 
 upon, 1. herein platen, einbringenj 2. libers 
 laufenj 3. (Singriff t^un in..., verle^enj 
 4. fioren, unterbre(bcn j to — into..., («.) 
 1. einbred^en, einbringen in . . .5 2. fig. auS» 
 brecben in (Stjrdnen, 2C.)} to — loose, (n.) 
 lo&bred^en, fid^ loSreifen? M frei madben 
 (—from, Don)? to — measure, Fenc. 0U& 
 bem 2ager fommen^ to — off, (a. ^traaS) 1. 
 abbrc(ben, abreipen, 2. unterbrecben^ (n.) 
 1. abbretbcni 2. Mil. abbretben, fdbwenfcnj 
 to — off from..., («.) 1. fidb loSreipen, lo&njin« 
 ben Don...} 2. abfle^en Don . . . 5 to— open, 
 aufbrecbcn, erbrccben, to — out, (n.) 1. au&» 
 brecben (au§ bem®efdngniffe, ac), 2. auS« 
 brecben (Don e.geuer, jc), 3. (pI6§Ii(b) ^er* 
 Dorbred^en (Don e. 95ad(>e, 2C.)5 4. augfabrcn, 
 ausfd^lagen (am Seibc 5 n>. b. f. ^dufig 
 mit into); 5. fig. ouSbretben (in S^rdnen, 
 :c.)3 to — sheer. Mar. ju njeit berumfcbwin* 
 gen (Don einem Dor ^nfer liegenben @(biffc 
 njeld^es babur(b in ®efa^r fommt, t^a^ bcr 
 :jfnfer triftig iDirb)5 to — through, l.burcb* 
 brecben? 2. fibertretenj to — up, I. a. l.auf* 
 bredben (StroaS), 2. obbre^enj in <Sturfe 
 brccben, 3. auflofen, (e. ^rmee, e. aSerfamm* 
 lung) J aufgeben (feinc 4><^u5baltung, :c.)j 
 
 4. ^gr. neubred^en 3 &• (Johnson) gerlegen, 
 tran(biren, auf=, an*, Dorfcbneiben, vid. To 
 Break, 5 ; II. n. 1 . auSeinanberge^en, fid^ auf- 
 lofen (Don c. ^eere, u.)? aufbretben? 2. ge* 
 rien bcfommen, feiern, 3. fii sert^eilen(Dom 
 9tebel)5 ii(b aufljeHen (d. SBetter), to— way 
 auSweid^cn j to — wind upward, viilg. riilp* 
 fen 5 to — wool, T. aSoUe fd^ief en, fortiren. 
 
 Break, s. 1. ber SStucbj 2. ba3 2od^, bie 
 Sffnung, ber3njifd^enraum3 bie engau8ji(bt, 
 §lu(bt (in e.aBalbc)3 3. Arch. bie(aBanb=) 
 SSertiefung, S^if^e? 4. Agr. ber 3feubru(b} 
 
 5. bcrSBellenbrud^, bieffiranbungj 6. Mech. 
 ber Ttbrid^tnjagen (jum^brid^tcn ber^ferbe) j 
 7. ber 4)emmfd!)u^3 R-w. ©rem&, ^rems 
 
 9* 
 
Brea 
 
 132 
 
 Bre€ 
 
 (wie Brake); 8. bie Unterbred)ung, ^aufcj 
 9. 2yp-s. Da§ ©patium (im ©rucfen), ber 
 ^bftt§ (a iinca) ; t)er®tri(|, Slucrftric^, ®e= 
 bonfcn^ric^, (5rgdnsunQ§ftnd(>[— ], aScrbir.> 
 bungSftrid^ [-]; -of a letter, L-f. Dcrlb* 
 brud) (am ®infth'gd)j by — of day, hd 
 S^agc^ ^nbrud^ 5 — j"int» ^''c/i bicj)erbun= 
 bene DJlaurerarbeitj —neck, 1. baS ^alS- 
 bretbcnj A^-.v. 2. ber jd^e SJrtj 3. bcr Unter? 
 gang, ba& SScrberben 5 4. Mar. ber jju enge 2an- 1 
 bunggort) — off, G-sm. bieSc^roansfd^raubejl 
 
 — stone, Bot. ber ©teinbred^ j — water, 1. ber 
 !JCn!ern>ci(^ter, bie^nrerboQej 2. bcrSBa|Ter= 
 breeder: a)baS oerfenfte SBracf, umSSronbun 
 gen p bred^enj 6) ber ^ofenbamm p biefem 
 
 Bi-ea'kable, arfj. jerbred^lid). [3n)ecfe, 
 
 Brea'k?ige, .v. 1. gen. bad 95red;enj 2. bag 
 ©urcbfiifern, ©tauenj 3. Com. a)bera3ruc^ 
 (0. serbre(l^Ud(>enaBattren)5 &) bie 9tcfactit. 
 
 Brea'ker, s. 1. bcrSBred^er, ©ret^cnbej 2. ber 
 3crfl6reri 3. Man. ber iBereiter, :c., c/. To 
 Break; 4. (bef. im pL) bic blittbe^lippe? 
 bcrlnlauf, ©trubel, bie SSranbung , 5. bcr 
 (SiSbredjerj 6. Mech. vid. Breaking-card. 
 
 Break'fast, s. ba§ ^rubftiirf, ^orgenbrob. 
 
 To Break'fast, v. 1. n. fru^jlutfcnj II. a. ctn 
 ^rfi^fliict geben. 
 
 Brea'king, part. \>. To Break, qv. ; Fort. ba& 
 er6ffnen ber gaufgrdbenj —card, Mech. bic 
 SSorfraic, ©robfarbe, Oteiprempel. 
 
 Bream, s. Ich. ber SSraffen, bie S8leic. 
 
 To Bream, v. a. Mar. ein <S(biff »on 3(upcn 
 rein brennen, abbrennen. 
 
 Breast, s. 1. bie JBrufl, basaSruflblattj A'-*- 
 
 2. bo& ^ers, ®emut^, ©eroilTen, bie SBrufl 5 
 
 3. bie ^rontc (eincS $ugcls, :c.)i Afar-*. 4. 
 
 — of a vessel, bie @eite eine& S*;ijfeS) 5. — 
 of a block, ber.^erb eineSSBloctcSj —back- 
 stays, bie ©eitenparbuncH) —board, iJ-m. 
 \ia6 Huerbolj eines Bd)litUni, roorin bic ei= 
 lemen ©re^er fiicn? — bone, bcr ®-fnod)cn, 
 btt& 93-beinj —buckle, —broach, 1. biea5u= 
 fenfpangci 2. bie SSufennabclj —buttons, 
 SBeftenfnopfcj -caskets. Mar. bie9loabdn= 
 ber i —cloth, bcrSruf^la^^ —dees, a5-blatt= 
 ringed —fast. Mar. \)a^ 3ugtau (eine 8Qnb= 
 feftung an ber ©cite be& (Scbiffes), —glass, 
 (—fountain, —pipe), ber 5)til(^sic^cr, bic 
 SJIilcbpumpcj —height, bic©-Ie^ncj —hook, 
 Gun. ber a5-l)ttf en, S(^leppt)afcn5 —hooks, 
 pi. Mar. bicSBugbanbcn, 95ugftiidcj —knot, 
 bie aj-fcblcifc, —pin, bic ©ufennabcU — 
 
 — plate. Mil. l.ber^urap, a3-()amif(bj 2. 
 bag ^oppel[(birt, ^cbaiUonj 3. Man. bad 
 a5-f(bilb, ber as-gurt , 4. Mech. r>k J8-piatte, 
 ajobrplattcj —plough, .4gr. bcrSorfl^cc^elj 
 
 — ropes, p/. Mar. bie Sflatftaucj —summer, 
 vld. Brest - summer ; —wheel, Mill, bas 
 ^ropfrab) —work, 1. Fort. \ik S5-n)c^rj 
 2. Mar. bie <S(bottcn auf bcr ?8ad u. ©cbanjc. 
 
 To Breast, v. a. gcrabc cntgcgcn, Ob. auf (5t= 
 n)a§ lo§ geben j bic ©tirn bicten, tro^cn. 
 
 Breas'ted, adj. comp. broad—, great—, mit 
 ftarfer SBruft, :c. 
 
 Breat/i, s. 1. bcr Ift^cm, Ifttjcmjug j * S)bcm i 
 
 2. fig. bcr ^Qucb? baSSiiftcbcnj 3. basJScbcni 
 4. bic Olubc, Grbolung, ber ^Jfuffcbub, bic 
 3n)if(benscit/poufcj S.bcr'Jfugcnblicfj under 
 one's—, Icifc. 
 
 Brea'thable, adj. atl)Cnibarj —air, 2cbcn§luft. 
 To Breathe, v. I. n. 1. at^mcn j Jigs. 2. Icbcn j 
 
 3. frif(bcn^t^cm ftbopfcn, ausru^cnj 4. bau= 
 d^cn (mit on, upon, anfoibcn, :c.)j to — after, 
 na(b...ftrcbcn, tratbten? 11. a. 1. at^men, 
 cinat()mcn5 2. au&at()mcn, aus^aucbcn, (®c= 
 rud^ »crbrcitcn (ton ©lumen, :c.)5 fig-s. 3. 
 leife Ob. i)dmli6) fagen, dufern, t^un^zc, su» 
 fliif^ern, bin^aud^cu) 4.0) luftenj 6)6ffnen 
 (c. TCber, :c.)5 5. at^men (©trengc, :c.)i 
 [(bnaubcn (9lacbc, ic.)i 6. lit. in It^cm fe^cn, 
 jagen, treibcU) to — into, ein()auiben, cin« 
 blafen, to — out, 1. ttu§bau(bcn (ben ®ei|l, 
 jc), 2. auSbunflcn 5 3.^g-. ausftoficn. 
 
 Brea'ther, s. 1. ber^t()mcnbe, Sebenbe j 2. (Si^ 
 ner, ber (StwaS dufcrt, cingiebt, :c., cf. To 
 Breathe. [l^oUcr SBoblgcrud). 
 
 Breaf/i'fiil, adj. 1. J}oU Suft ob.mbcmj 2. 
 
 Brea'thing, 1. *. 1. buS Tftbmcn, IC, vid. To 
 Breathe; Jigs. 2. bcr (Scuftcr, gcljcimc 
 SBunfcb, baS ftiUc ©cbetj 3. bic QfuSfpratbci 
 II. adj. Icbenstrcu, fprcibcnbdbulid^j III. 
 comp. —hole, bag Suftlocb 5 —place, 1. bcr 
 Olubepla§5 2. bcr ^bfcbnitt (in cincr *pc* 
 riobe)i —space, vid. —while; long — time. 
 Com. langcr Stcfpiro 5 —while, 1. 3cit gum 
 TCtbemfcbopfcn, 2. cin :j(ugcnblice. 
 
 Breat/i'l?s8, I- adj. 1. atbcmto§5 2. tobtj 11. 
 
 — ness, a: bic ^t^cmloflgfcit, gdns(id;c Gr* 
 Bred, pret. & p. p. ton To Breed, [fcbopfung. 
 Breech, s. I. bcr ^intcre, Btcifj 2. vid. 
 
 Breeching, 3 ; Guns. 3. bcr ©tof (cincr 
 ^anone)} 4. (ob. —pin), biciSd^mansftbrau* 
 bcj 5. Ship-b. bic^acfc ob. bcr Qupcrc-SBin= 
 fei eincs ,Knicbol5C§ (opp. throat), —mould- 
 ings, pL Gun. bie 9?cifcn (am ®ef(bii|)) 
 —loading gun, —loader, bcr ^intcrlaber. 
 To Breech, v. a. 1. ^ofcn anjic^cnj 2. ben 
 4)intern pcitfcbcn, pldicn, 3. Gsm. mitci- 
 ncr ©djnjanjfcbraubc oerfcljcn (c. ^Untc)j 
 
 4. Gun. baycn (c. ,ffanonc). 
 
 Breeches [col. brich'ez], v. pi. or a pair of—, 
 bic ^ofcn, bcf. Sebcrljofen (eblcr ifl soiall- 
 
Bree 
 
 133 
 
 Bric 
 
 dothe«); —bearers, —slings, pi. vulg. ^O' 
 fcntrdgerj -pieces, Die (Strumpf^ofen. 
 
 Bree'ching, s. I. sing. 1. t)Q5 ^inUxt^ciii ber 
 ^intercj 2. Me^riigel, t)er^(tt|er5 3. Die 
 ^uc^fen ob. t)a& ^intergefd^irr eineS ^utfd^s 
 pferbcg, ber ,Rorbi 4. Gun. ber SSroof 
 (an ^anonen)j —bolts, W Sftingboljen, 
 Durd^ Die Der aSroof fd^rtj IT. b-s, pi. Die 
 ^lunferrootte. 
 
 To Breed, v. ir. I. a. 1. jeugen, gcbfiren j 2. 
 erjeugenj bilben (3a^ne, jc.)5 3. ^jg. ^er- 
 »orbriagen, erjeugen, ocrurfa^en, erregen? 
 4. au§ftnnen, erDenfenj 5. criie^en, unter= 
 ri(^tcn, ^eranbilDen (ju . . .) 5 P«*>y- ftuDircn j 
 6. aufjic^en, grof jie^en (^inbcr, K.j e. Sflacc 
 [Don S^ieren] siel;en, k.) j n. n. 1. gebaren, 
 fc^wanger feinCoonOTtcnfc^en)? trdii^tig feinj 
 2. fxi^ bilDen, entfle^enj Ttf'^ erjeugen, ic.j 
 3 %. ji(^ bilDen, m^ unb na^ entfle^en, 
 raa(^fenj 4. ficb oerme^ren. 
 
 Breed,*.!, (ton 3^I)iercn) bieSrutj 2. bie 
 3u(^t, ICct, ©attungj ©ebliitj Hhaxt^ 3. 
 
 C072?. (i.\ ^er fonen) bcr Bd)lag^ 5 4. eine aSrut 
 Breed'bate, s. (»SA.) inc?. Make-bate. 
 
 Bree'der, s. bcr (Srjeuger, bie(5r5eugerin, 2c. 
 
 Bree'ding, s. 1 . baS .Scugen, 2C. vid. To Breed ; 
 
 2. bie (feine) 3}ilbung, 2ebcn5artj —pond, 
 Fish, ber ©tric^teicb/ Saitbteitb- 
 
 Breeze, s. 1. Ent. (aud^ Breesc), bie (SSie^s) 
 ©remfej 2. (sea-), ber fu()Ie -SSinb (jur 
 See) 5 Mar. eine ^u^Itej (land—), ber 
 Sanbminb, ba§ friftbe 2uft(^en5 3. ba§ ^0^= 
 lengeftiibe, bie26f(^c, ber^inber^ —vents, 
 vid. Brise-vents, unt. Brise. 
 
 To Breeze, v. n. bef. Mar. n)C()en. [ru^ig. 
 
 Breeze'less, adj. o^ne SBinb, njinbfline, fliU, 
 
 Bree'zy, ad;, luftig, t)on cinem frifc^en SBinbe 
 
 Bre'hon, s. (iri.) Laio, ein Stit^ter. [beflrid^en. 
 
 Brent, adj. mt Brant, qv. 
 
 Brest, s.Arch. ber ^fut)l,aflunbflabj —summer. 
 Carp, bie Unterlage, JHippe, ba§ Sta^mftiict. 
 
 Bret, s. Ich. bie ©teinbutte 5 vid. Burt. 
 
 Bretagnes [bretan'yez], .v. Com. SSretagneS. 
 
 Breth'ren, s.pl. sol. ft. beS gen). Brothers. 
 
 Breve, .v. 1. Mus. bie 35ret)e, jroeitoftige 
 g^ote, 2. Poet, bie profobifd^e ^^urje [u]j 
 Laio, 3. vid. Brief; 4. baS SSreoe, pdbft= 
 Utj^e giefcript. 
 
 Brev'et, a-. 1. (in ?franfrei(j^) ber offene ©na^ 
 benbrief j 2. 5ea , juw. ein ^racbtbricf, 
 
 3. M7. a) ber ©eflaUung^briefi 6) baS fa- 
 tent eine5<3ubaltern=2)fficierg,ba8 i^m einen 
 ^o^ernSflang (o^ne ©olber^S^ung) ertl)eiltj 
 ba^er: —officers, S^itularofficiere 5 —rank, 
 ber Xitulnrrang. [vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 Bre'vjary, s. 1. Rom. Cath, bQS Srcioier j 2. 
 
 Bre'viat (—ate), s. Lit. ber ^USpg, bQ5 (5om» 
 penbium. 
 
 Bre'vjature [— tshur], s. Lit. bit ^bMrjung. 
 
 Brevier^, s. Tijp. bieS5rex>ier, fleineSrucffd^rift 
 
 Brev'iped, bef. Orn. I. adj. fursfiifigj II.*. 
 ber jursfii^ige SSogel. 
 
 Brev'jty, *. lit. &fig. bic Mm. 
 
 To Brew, v. I. a. 1. mifd^en (bur^ aSrauen)} 
 2. lit. brauen (93icr) 5 S.fig. juberciten, cin= 
 mengenj fd^mieben, onjettelnj II. n. 1. ft(^ 
 bitben, aufjie^cn (oon e.® eraitter) 5 2. brauen. 
 
 Brew, s. "aa^ aSraucn? ©ebrdubc, -house, 
 bag SBrau^auS. 
 
 Brew'age, s. bag ©ebrdube, ©etrdnf. 
 
 Brew'er, s. bcr ®ierbrauer, SBrauer. 
 
 Brew'ery, s. bie SSrauerei, t)aB 35rau^au5. 
 
 Brew'jng, s. 1. baSSSrauenj 2. ba§ (ganje) 
 ©ebrdube 5 3. Mar. bie SBettcrgalle. 
 
 Bri'ar, s. vid. Brier. 
 
 Bri'bable, adj. fduflid^, beftec^bar. 
 
 Bribe, Bri'bing, s. 1. ba& ©efc^cnf (Semanbcu 
 5U befte(^en);bie33eftei^ung 5 2. ba&»cfte(ben. 
 
 To Bribe, V. a. l.bcMcnj 2. /am. (i.g.S.i 
 bur4> aSerfpre(^ungen ju Qtma^) uberreben. 
 
 Bri'ber, s. ber ®e)ted^er. 
 
 Bri'bery, s. bie SSeftec^ung. 
 
 Brick, s. 1. ber 5!)?auerflein, aSatffteinj 2. baS 
 bacffieinfSrmige SSrobtben j caping, or coping 
 b-s, ©ecffteine, jur ©ecCung ciner ^JJaucr, 
 compass b-s, ^effelfleiue) draining b-s, 7(b* 
 JUg5jiegeli Dutch, or Flemish b-s, @taU= 
 f (infers ; feather-edged b-s, ^eilfieine 5 fire 
 b-s, kiln b-s, feuerfcfte^icgelfleinej pilaster, 
 or buttress b-s, Sinbejiegelj samel, or 
 sandel b-s, SSleicbficinc, f^lec^t auSgebranntc 
 3iegelj b-s in bond, ©erffleine (@teine, »ie 
 fie im Sau gelegt roerben, ba^ einer ben an* 
 bern ^alb becft) 5 — bat, baS ©turf a)iauer= 
 fteinj —clay, —earth, bie 3icgeterbe5 — 
 dust, baS 3iegelme^l5 —facing, Mas. bie 
 SSerblenbung (einer 5J?auer) mit 5Wauerflci= 
 nen; —kiln, (—kill, cor. nacb ber lu&fpr.) 
 bie 3icgcl^utte, 3-f^eune, 3-brennerei5 — 
 layer, —mason, bcr5D?aurerj —layer's bore, 
 ein ©runbbo^rer 5 — laying, ba§ lufmauern 
 (mit^-tn)j —maker, ber 3icgler, 3iegcU 
 jtreid)er5— trowel, bie ^JJourerf eUe 3 —work, 
 bie 5Jlaurerarbeit. 
 
 To Brick, v. a. 1. mit 5Kauerfleinen mauern, 
 ob.mit3iegelfleinen belegeni 2. (eine5Kauer) 
 jiegelfarbig anftrei(|)en. [ter a3au 
 
 Brick'jng, s. ein au5 5)Jauerfieinen aufgcfu^r= 
 
 Brick'91, Bric'ole, Bric'olle,*. Gam. ber9lucf= 
 piatt bes SSaileS (im iSaUfpieOi ber M^d 
 (im aSiU^rbfpieOi to hold by—, briceUren. 
 
 To Brick'ol, To Bric'Qle, To Bric'pUe, i; a 
 
Brid 
 
 134 
 
 Brim 
 
 it n. jurucfpraUen mttd^en, turc^ SBibcrfd^lag 
 treffenj bricolireii 
 
 Bridal, I. s. Die ^oc^ jeit, baS ^oc^jeitfeft, IL 
 adj. ^o(^seitli(^, hvantlid), ^od^jcit-, a5raut=. 
 
 Bride, *. 1. abbr. cott Bridget, qv. ; 2. bie 
 aSrautj je^t gerao^nl. bic^temjcrmd^ltej 
 groom, ber SSrautigam, je^t gewo^nl. ber 
 j^euoermdl^lte, — (oD. — V) maid, t)ie 23-= 
 iungferj — (oi). — '») man, ber ^-biener, 
 aS-fu^recj — (ob. —s-) stake, bic 
 flange (urn wl6)t getanjt roirb). 
 
 To Bride, v. a. jur SStttUt madfjenj (jeirat^en- 
 
 Bride'well, *. gen. bQ§ 3u(^t^ttU§ (oon bem 
 lonboner 3ud^t^aufe Bridewell). 
 
 Bridge, *. 1. bieSSrurfcj 2. ber (Steg (auf 
 
 ©aiteninflrumenten) 5 3. Gun. ba§ ©tucf 
 ^olj auf ben jroci mittelflcn Sliegeln etner 
 fiaffettc, worauf ber Olid^tfeil ru^tj 4. bie 
 *Kitte eines boppelten ,attmme§, bie Sriirfe 
 5. baS ©d^arnier {_Ut asriicte) am ©d^nallen 
 biigelj 6. jR-m. bie twinge } —of boats, bie 
 ©^iffbrucfe, ber Ronton 5 -of the nose, 
 Anat. ber ^JJafenructen, ^tafenfattel j — head. 
 Arch. &Fort. berSriicfenfopf, —rails, R-w. 
 95-nf(l^icnen j — toll, ber SS-njoU. 
 To Bridge, v. a. einc ©riidfe fc^Iagen, ober 
 bauen j to — over, iiberbriicfen. 
 Brid'get, s. ©rigittc (g-n). 
 Bri'dle, s. 1. lit k fig ber 3aum, 3ugelj 
 ^appsaumj 2. Orn. ber 3ugetj 3. G^un. bie 
 (ber) (Stubel (am Sjintenfd^lof) j ^.Anat-s. 
 baS SSanb j — (or ligament) of the foreskin, 
 baS^ornuIum j Mars, b-s of the bowline, ba§ 
 aSulienfprietj b-s of the moorings, bie Saue 
 ber |)ofenan!er J Maw-*, bridle-bit, bieSftcits 
 flange, —hand, bie linfe ^anbj —path, 
 —road, ber aieitwegi —piece, Z.ocA:-a-. bie 
 (ber) ©tubcl. 
 To Bri'dle, v. I. a. 1. jdumen, auftdumen, 2. 
 ^g. (-in), tm^aume ^alten, einfd^rdnfen, 
 ir. n. to — it, col. fid) briifien, jiolitl^um 
 to —up, fid^ in bie ©rujlt merfen. [biger. 
 Bri'dler, s. 1. ber ^ufgdumer , 2. fig. ber Sdn= 
 Brief, I. *. 1. gen. eine(furje) ©irift j 2. ba§ 
 (pdpfllidjOaSreoe i Laws. 3. \ik ^lagefc^rift 
 ispecies facti ber ^lage),* ba§ 2fctenf^ucfi 
 ber ^rotofoaauSsug 5 4. ber fd^riftlid^e aSefcl)!, 
 tai SSorlabunggfd^reiben Dor einen f5nigl.®c= 
 ric^tS^ofj 5. ber ©taatSbrief, bos officiellc 
 ©dS>reiben,©ipromi 6.ber2icensf(i)ein, offene 
 aSrief (gur ^rlaubnif einc a3eif^euer ein5U= 
 fammeln)5 7. gen. ber^Tugjugj 8. Ahis. 
 vid. b. il. Breve; II. adj.; III. -ly, adv. 
 fttrs(gefapt)} gebrdngt, bitnbig 5 IV.-ness, 
 s.bie^iirge (bef.be6:jCu§brucf§), asiinbigfeit. 
 Bri'er, s. bct Btvaud), ©ornflrautb. 
 
 Bri'^ry, I. adj. bomig, fto^Ii^, rau^ 5 II. s. 
 bas ©orncngeflrdu(^, bie aSrombccr&ccfc, 
 Brig, s. Mars. 1. bie 95rig, fflrigg j 2. Uc 33rt= 
 gantinC; wd.Brigantine;— cutter, bcrl8rig= 
 Brigade', s. Mil. bie SSrigabc. [xRuttcr. 
 
 To Brigade', v. a. Mil. incincSSrigabc fornu= 
 ren, jufammenjie^en. [®cncroI cincr Srigabc. 
 Brigadier', s. MU. (-general), bcrSSrigabiciV 
 Brig'and, s. ber ©trapenrdubcr. 
 Brig'andage, s. bie ©auncrci, ipiiinbcrei, @pi§= 
 biiberei, ®(burfenftrci(§c. [tine. 
 
 Brig'andine, Brrg'antlne, s. Mar. bieSrigan* 
 Bright [brit], adj. 1. ^cU, gldnjcnb, funfclnb, 
 f(i^immernb5 2. fiar, licbt, f(§cincnb j y?g:-.v. 
 3. beutU(t), augenf^cinli^, flar j 4.gtdniicnb, 
 reisenbj 5. fam. aufgcfldrt, l)cU (\>. SScr= 
 ftanb), geifioott, fmnreicb 5 6. gldnjcnb (i^cn 
 c. Beitperiobe, con 7fuSfi(l^tcn,JC.)j gtorreic^ j 
 r. iiberreifi it is-, eg ift Sag, roirb IjcHc} 
 — bay, ber (Sd^weipfudbSj —haired, glanj' 
 ^aarigj blonb. 
 To Brlgh't?n [brl't?nj, v. I. a. 1. lit. cr()cl(cn, 
 auf^eUen, erleucbtenj 2 ()eU,gldnsenb ma(^en, 
 poliren, gidtten (mit up) ; S.fig. a) aufeid= 
 ren, crldutcrn j 6) auf^eitcrn} aufgcwcrft, 
 wi^ig mad^enj d) oer^crrlid^cnj II. n. i.ijcU 
 werben, fidd auf^eUen, fi* auffldrcnj 2. fig. 
 gldnjenb roerben, gldnjen, fid^ aufe;citern (oon 
 ber 3ufunft, :c.). 
 
 Brigh'tjsh, adj. vxig. gldnjcnb, ft^immcrnb. 
 Bright'ly, adv. \)tU, gidnscnb, flar. 
 Bright'n^ss, ,v. 1. bcr ©lonj, bic ^eUc, ^(ar* 
 Ijdti |)eiter?eit (beS^immcB, :c.)5 2. bic 
 ^olitur, m&ttii ^cUe^orbc5 ^rad^tj 3. fig. 
 bie @(^drfc, :M"ufgcfrdrt^eit (bc§ SScrflanbcS). 
 Brig'jt, s. SBrigitte (%-n.). 
 Brifll'jancy, s. ber ® lanj, ©d^immcr, bie *pra(&t. 
 Brill'jant [-'yant], I. s. 1. Jewj.bcraSrilliantj 
 2. Man. ein leb^aftcS, mut^igc§ ^fcrb »jcn 
 ftattlid)cm®Iieberbau5 II. adj.; III. -ly, 
 adv. lit. kfig. gldnscnb, funfclnb, f(^im» 
 mernb5 ^eroorfted^enbj prdd^jtig? IV.-ness, 
 s. wie Brilliancy. [bcr ^fcrbc. 
 
 Brills, s. pi. Man. bie^aarc anbcnKugenlibern 
 Brim, I. s. 1. g-ew. ber 9lanb i 2. bcr 91. cinc§ 
 ®efdpe§} 3. bcr obere3:()ci((^Jftanb) cincr ^Iuf» 
 figfeitj 4. ba§ Ufer (cincr aucUc, 2c.) j -of 
 a hat, bie (.puts)«^rdmpc5 5. Sport, bic 
 aSrunfl, a^runft (cincr ©au). 
 To Brim, v. I. a. 1. U^ an bcn Olanb coll gic^ 
 fen, ganj oott fiiaen j 2. mit cincm JRanbc t>cr= 
 fel)cn,rdnbern5 II. n. 1. gefiric^cn (hi^ an bcn 
 €ftanb) x>oU feinj 2. Sport, brd^ncn, brdmcn 5 
 To — fil, V. a. bis an bcn Slanb fuKcn, cin= 
 f4>cnfen. [mant>i crfiiUt. 
 
 Brim'ful, I. adj. lit. & ^tg. ^ooU hii an bcn 
 
Brim 
 
 135 
 
 Bris 
 
 Bnm'I?s8, adj. uneingefapf, o^ne Slant). 
 Brim'iner,j.baS geftrici^en i5oUe®la§, Dcr DoUe 
 
 Bnm'stone, *. bcr(ro^e ol).9cmeine)(Sd^»(;felj 
 -butterfly, firtf.bcrditroneniDogelj -matches 
 ©-fpdne, 3unt5^6l5(i^cn5 —impressions, - 
 medals, (S-abbrittfc, —wort, Bot. Der|)aar= 
 
 Brim'stony, adj. f^jwefelig. [ftrang 
 
 Brin'ded, Briin'dled, arfj. f(t>e(fig, gefledft, ge= 
 fprenfelt, geflrcift. [one, ginem sutrinfen. 
 
 Brin'dice,*.vi<^g-.ba§3utrinfen) to drink a — to 
 
 Brin'die, s. I)a5 ©cflerf te, ©d^ecfigc, bie (Sc^ecf e. 
 
 Brine, s. 1. l)a& ©aljroafTer, t)ie2a!e j (®als=) 
 ©olej 2. * a) Ui @ce, 6a§ ^iJJeer, 6) Zi^vd^ 
 ncn J 5-10. —pan, 1. bic (Salspfannej 2. (ob. 
 — pit), bieSaljgrube (ba§ parquet) in ben 
 ©alsteidjenj —pond, ber ©alsteid^, Smeite 
 ©umpfj — prover, bie (Solroogc, <SoIfpin= 
 bclj —spring (—pit), bie (Saljquellc. 
 
 To Brine, v.o. faljen, einfaljen, einpSFeln j bri- 
 ning of grain,&c., boSSaugen be§®etreibe§,K. 
 (urn eg gcgcn SSranb u. Snfecten ju ft^u^en). 
 
 To Bring, v.ir.a. 1. ge/i. bringenj 2. mit 
 fi(^ fiil)Ien j uberbringen, bcibringen, (^cr= 
 bei)f(:bo'Tfn ober fu^ren, tragen, :c. j fis-s. 3. 
 einbringen, eintragen ((S()re, 2C.) ? 4. ocrur= 
 fa(l(>en j (to— to, juGtwaS) bringen, cermogen, 
 beroegenj to — about, to — to pass, (or to — 
 to bear), l.anbringeni 2. umfii^ren, 3. be= 
 werfflelligen, au§fu()ren, ju <Stanbe bringen, 
 to — acquainted, befttnnt mocben, to — by 
 the lee, Mar cinc @ule fangen j to — down, 
 1. ^inuntcr ob. ^erunter bringen j fig-^' 2. 
 cnt!rdften,fid)n>tt(ien5 3.bemutl)igen, jdlpem 
 4. (ben^rciS) ^erunter bringen, erniebrigcni 
 to — forth, 1. beroor (an'S 2i(bt) bringen, 
 barfleUen, aufftcUcn j 2. gebdren, jeugen, ^er= 
 loorbringen, to— forward, oorwdrts bringen, 
 treibenj bcforbernj Com. tran&portiren, utrf. 
 to — over; to — in, 1. gen. Ijinein bringen j 
 cintreibenj wo^in Iciten,2C.5 2. in bie ®e= 
 wo^n^eit bringen, (SBttaren)einfiiljrenj fis-s. 
 3. (Qinen) beforbcrn, (i^m) ju etwaS xaxyi'- 
 fen, :c.j 4. suriictfu^ren auf..., erfldren 
 fur .. ., ;c.5 Laws, to — in guilty, »erurt^ei= 
 len^ to— in not guilty, freifprecbenj 5. sum 
 <Se()orfam bringen j 6. (aud) o^ne in : @e= 
 winn) eintragen, einbringen j T. anbringen, 
 »orbringen (©riinbe, 2C.) j to — in a horse, 
 Man (ein^ferb) ^erbeibringeni to — low, 
 1. nieberbringen, niebernjerfenj 2. bemiit^i= 
 gen, [(brod^en, entfrdftenj to — off. 1. fort= 
 bringen, fortfcbaffenj ^g-^. 2. juriicfne^men 
 (feinSKort)} 3.befreien, ()erau&5ie^enj (bur(b 
 bieglud^t) retten, baoon^elfen^ 4. abbringen 
 (ton...), abrat^enj to — on, 1. anfleUen 
 
 (eine^ragc,:c.)i 2. berbeifii^ren, »cranlaf» 
 fen 5 3. oortragen, cornermen 5 4. inSBirf. 
 famfeit fe§en, roirf en laffenj anfu^ren,anleiten, 
 gelegentlicb ^eroorbringen j to — out, l.^er^ 
 ausbringcn, bringen au§...} A'-*. 2. <kxC^ 'i.ii!!^! 
 bringen j 3. auSbringen, erjd^lcn 5 4. barfteU 
 lcn,seigen5 to — over, l.l)erubcrbringeni 2. 
 Com. tranSportiren,iibertragcn, cf. Brought ; 
 3.^g. bereben, ju einer (anbern) ^artei brin= 
 gen J befe^renj to— round, oorfabrenj to- 
 to, mdfigen, jd^men, bdnbigen, sum @e^or= 
 fam bringen i to — to account. Com. inOtecb* 
 nung bringen, auSroerfen, to — to a ship, 
 Naut. 1. ein ©(biff beibre^en, beilegen, (auf= 
 balten)j 2. (im<Segeln) ein^olenj to — under, 
 iiberwdltigenj to — up, 1. ^erauf, l)inauf 
 bringen, bringen auf ...5 2. Com. iibertra^ 
 gen, tranSportiren , natbbolcn, nacbtragen 
 (faufm. 93u(ber,2C.)5 3. auftie^enj crjie^enj 
 bilbenj aufbringen, in bie 5iJobc bringen j 
 4. fii^ren, anfii^ren, commanbiren (the rear, 
 bie ^rriercgarbe) anrurfen laffen j (ben^yjacb* 
 jug) bilben, berfenj 5. (@(bleim) au§n)er= 
 fen, au&fpeien5 Mars. 6. (ein ®(biff) auf= 
 bringen, wegne^men, erobernj 'T. (»on 
 ^Kauffa^rern unb ^ol)lenf(biffen ) ben ^n!er 
 au&njerfen, oor %nUx legen. 
 
 Brmg'er, *. ber 35ringer, 2c. (c/. To Bring). 
 
 Bri'njsh, adj. fatjig (njie 2afe). 
 
 Bri'nishn^ss, s. bie ©aljigfeit. [flabe. 
 
 Brrnk, s. lit. &fig. ber Sflanb, a3orb, ba$ ®e» 
 
 Bri'ny, adj. faljig. 
 
 Bri'ony, s. vid. Bryony. 
 
 BrTse, s. 1. vid. Breeze 1.&2.J 2. bicSSra^C, 
 ba§ aSraibfelbj —vents, Hort. bie (S(bu$« 
 matte, ©trobmatte (auf ben SBeeten). 
 
 Bris'gow, s. Geog. ber (bo§) JBrei&gau. 
 
 Briisk, adj. 1. frifcb, flin!, f(bneU, leb^afti 
 munterj 2. fre^licb, 3. ftarf, geiftrei(b (»on 
 geift. ©etrdnfen) 5 4. f^urig, mutljig, tapfer, 
 frdftig, roacfer, meibli(b j 5. friftb, ftarf (com 
 SBSinbe) 5 6. * gldnjenb, leb^aft (ber ^arbe 
 na(b)j a — call (demand) for..., Com. ^w 
 fige^^acbfrage, ein leb^afteSSSerlangen nacb... . 
 
 To Brisk, (mit up) v. I. a. 1. onfeuernj reJL 
 rt(b aufmunterni 2. anfcburen Cba§Seuer)i 
 II. n. 1. fri[(b, lebbaft, mutbig anrucfen, ^er» 
 bei fommen j 2. fi(b fecf, W^n aufricbten. 
 
 Bris'ket, s. bie S3ruft (eined S^iercS), ba§ 
 ©ruj^fiucfi aSruf^beini —plate, bie ®tirn» 
 platte bes 3aumgef(birre§. 
 
 Brisk'ly, adv. frif(b, 2C. vid. Brisk, adj. 
 
 Brisk'ness, s. 1. bie£eb()aftigfeit,5JIuntcrFeit} 
 ba§ ^euerj 2. bie %x6i)ii6)Mti 3. ber frifcbe 
 5Kut^j —of trade, Com. ber®ef(bdft8f(bnjung. 
 
 Bris'tle [bris'sl], s. 1. bic Sorfle, ®(bn>ein5» 
 
Brls 
 
 136 
 
 Brok 
 
 borflej 2.BoM)ic35orfie5 Com-j.dressed b- 
 fortirteS3-n) undressed b-s. unfortirteS3-n. 
 
 To Bns'tle, v. i.a.l. (mc Sorflen) flrduben 
 2. Shoem. (ten ^e(l^t)ra^t) mit einer Sorflc 
 ccrfe^en, II. n. fig. fiii) flrfiuben, fid^ bor= 
 ftcn, ju Serge fte()en (»or (Sntfe^en), to -up 
 to one, Scmanben hd, tro§ig antreten. 
 
 Bris'tly [bris'slj], adj. borftig, borftenartig. 
 
 Bns'tol, s. Geog. (Die ©tafet) 93riflol5 -flower 
 (—nonsuch), J5of. t)ie 2t)(l^mS 5 —milk, col. 
 Der aEcreSroein, ©ectj -stone, Der uncc^te 
 
 Brit, s. vid. Burt. [Siamant. 
 
 Britain, l. adj. uid. British & Britannic; II. 
 s. i. asritannien, engtant)j 2. berSBrite, 
 Great-Britain, ©ropbritannien. 
 
 Brjtan'nia, s. I. sing. *?8ntannm\i —metal, 
 cine njeipe OJJetallcompofition, II. b-s, pi. 
 Com.gSritanniaS (zimlivt Deutfc^erSeinnjant)). 
 
 Brjtan'njc, adj. 0. ©ropbritauitien, britannif(^. 
 
 Brtt'any, Brit'tany, s. Geog. bie Sretagne. 
 
 Britch, Brit'ching, vid. Breech, Breeching. 
 
 To Brite, v. n. uberreif fein ob. werDen (com 
 ®etrcii)c). 
 
 Brit'ish, arfj. 1. britifd^, britannifci^, 2.. (in 
 aSejie^ung auf tieSpraci^e) mallififd). 
 
 Brit'on, I. s. 1. ber Srite, ffiritannier, 2. t)cr 
 SSaUifer; II. arfj. britannifd). 
 
 Brits'ka, Britz'ska, s. eine Tfrt Oleifec^ttifc. 
 
 Brit'tle, I. adj. ; II. -ly {or Brit'tly), adv. 1. 
 bruc^ig, jerbrcc^Iid^, fprobc j ytg-*. 2. gebred^= 
 li(j()5 finfdUigj 3. ungewifj III. — ness, s. 
 1. iHe 3erbrecSli(l^Mt5 2.7tg-. bte ^infdaigfeit. 
 
 Brize, Brize'-vents, *. roieBrise. . ., qv. 
 
 Broach, *. 1. Der SSratfpiep 5 2. T. a) ier 
 ©tiftj 6)Die{)fleiba()re5 c) t)ie(SpinMj 3. 
 vid. Brooch, 2 j 4. 5por^ bie ©profte, t)er 
 @piep (junaer^i'^ft'^Oj 5.1)ieDrcl)orgcI,2cier. 
 
 To Broach, v. a. 1. an t)en SSratfpiep ftecfen j 
 Qnfpie^enj 2. (ein ^op) QnMen, anbot)ren, 
 anjapfenj fliepenlaffenj 3. fig. tjevauglaJTen, 
 dupern, oerbreitenj oufbringen, tjorbringcn, 
 crfinljenj to — to. Mar. eine (Sule fangen. 
 
 Broa'cher, s. 1. ber SSratfpiep) 2.^g-. berer= 
 finter, Url)eber. 
 
 Broad [brad], I. adj. & adv. 1. brcit (opp. 
 fd^mal Ob. lang)5 bi(f 5 2. roeitauSgebe^nt, 
 unenblid^j ^ff-*. 3. weitldufig, (oiel) um= 
 fajfenb , 4. ftarf, grop, ml 5 ^eU, laut (00m 
 ©eldcbter, :c.) 5 5. offen, bell, U(bt (com 3:a= 
 ge§Ud)t5 6. »6aig, gdnjlicb (munter, ubcr= 
 jeugt, 2c.)j T. breifl, ungef(beut, tecti ftarr, 
 unoerftbdmt (00m ^M)i 8. unfeuftb, f(^lupf= 
 rig(». "2Cu§brucf)5 9. rau^, platt, grob (»)on 
 b. 'KuSfpra(be)5 II. s. sing, bie SSreite, SBeite j 
 the — of an oar, Die Slubcrplatte j III. comp. 
 -ax, 1. (eternals) bie etreitaxtj 2. i>a§ 
 
 aSrcitbeil, bic^immeraytj —bottomed, toU- 
 gebaut (»on e. <S(biffe)) —cast, Agr. Da& 
 ^u&fircuen bc§ ©amcnS mit bcr pant) (aud) 
 aU adv. gebr.), -doth, (brcitcft) fcincjj 
 ZnH) i — eyed, 1. gropdugig j 2. meit febenb j 
 3.^g-.^eUfi(btig5 Com-^. —goods, brcitcSBaa= 
 ren (^cibenjeuge, u.), —listed doth, cine 
 bef. Hxt be§ - cloth, mit ganj hvtiUn Sciflcn 
 (G'/a oiertel yrd. ot)nc2eiflcn brcit)j —piece, 
 ber 3acobu§ (oltc cngl. ©olbmiinse) j —seal, 
 bas grope(f6nigI.)<Sicgclj —side, Mar. 1. 
 t>it a3attcrtcfeite (c. ©(biffS)? 2. (a — side), 
 eine ooUeSagcj 3. 7yp. bcr grope aSogcn, 
 SOfanbatbogen , tia^ Sluerformat 5 placet j 
 — step, bcr brcite "JCbfa^ (cincr Xrcppc) j — 
 stitch, S(w. 1. ber iptattfticb j 2. Die «or= 
 tenftidfcrcij — stone, bcr Sluaberftcin j — 
 sword, ber^aubcgen, ^allQfcb/ ©arrap, - 
 weaver, bcr (Seibcnwcberj —wise, ado. nacb 
 berSSreitc, —worm, Zooi. ber Sanbnjurra. 
 
 Broa'djsh, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. col. l.na* 
 
 ber (in bie) Sreite, 2. fig. frci, ftblvipfrig. 
 
 Broad'ly, ado. oon Broad, qv. 
 
 Broad'ness, s. l.bica3reite,S8eitC} 2. fig. bie 
 ©d^IiipfrigFcit, ^lattbcit, ®cmcinbcit,®robs 
 
 Brocade', Broca'do, s. Com. ber 23 ro cat. [i^dt 
 
 Broca'd^d, p. a. 1. n>ic SSrocat gcnjcbt, brccas 
 Um 2. in aSrocat gefleibct. 
 
 Bro'cage, s. vid. Brokerage, 
 
 Broc'atel, Brocatel'IO, s. 1. Com. bci S3roca» 
 tell, 2. Min. ber aSrocatmarmor. 
 
 Broc'coij, s. Bot. bcr SSroccoli, ©pargclfo^l. 
 
 Broche, s. & v. vid. Broach. 
 
 Brock, s. 1. bcr®a(b§ ) 2. na^ C. gtei(bBrocket. 
 
 Brock'^t, s. Sport, bcr <Spicper, <Spicp^irf(b. 
 
 Brod'ekin (— quin), .v. Dcr ^albfticfcl. 
 
 Brogue [brog], s. 1. bcr |)0ljf(bub} 2. ber 
 fd)le(bte (irldnbifcbe) ^fcccnt, bie ocrborbcnc 
 
 To Broi'der, v. a.flicfcn. HCuSfpracbe. 
 
 Broi'derer, s. bcr ©ticfcr, bic ©tirfcrinn. 
 
 Briii'dery, s. Ui ©ticfcrci. [@trcit. 
 
 Broil, J. bcrSdrm, ^Cufrut)r, Sumultj ^ant. 
 
 To Briiil, v. 1. a. (auf bcm Oloflc) bratcni 11. 
 n. ber ^i|e auSgefc^t fcin, bratcn. 
 
 Broi'l^r, s. 1. ber 0lofii 2. (Sincr, bcr auf bcm 
 {Rofte, :c. bratet, 3. fig. ber ^anff^iftcr. 
 
 Broke, I. pret. ; II. cor. p. p. i>. To Break. 
 
 To Broke, v. n. 1. mdfcln, titn llntcr^dnblcr 
 matben? fuppclnj 2. vid. To Brook. 
 
 BrO'ken, p. p. i)on To Break, qv. 1. gcbro= 
 (ben, ic. 5 2. Com. 5at)lung§unfdbig, banfc» 
 rottirt, falliti ^ig-*. 3. ijcrborben, incalib, 
 alt) 4. gebrotbcn (tjon berSflcbe,:c.), gcrabc= 
 brccbtj 5. /if. Dcrborben (»?om&ier, ^^cifcb, 
 jc.)5 ubriggcbliebcn ) Mar. —backed, gc^ 
 friimmt) to become — backed, c{ncnvffa$cn» 
 
Brok 
 
 137 
 
 Brow 
 
 fucfcn oufl^et^euj —bellied, einen (©armO 
 
 SrudO ^Qbenb, -down, (o. cinem ^ferDe) 
 
 ^infcnb, heuj* oDer bugla^ntj -letter, - 
 
 matter, Typ.tU^iV\<i}oUm%OXmj —wind 
 
 For. i)er Dampf j —winded, furjat^emig, hi 
 
 Bro'kenly,ad}j.unterbro(i^en,fluc!n)eife. [ienl> 
 
 Bro'k^nness, s. t>K ^ixi)vo6}cnf)dt, Ungleid^: 
 
 ^eit > —of lieart,yig:. bie ^crjen^jerfnirf^ung. 
 
 Bro'ker, s. 1. Der (SBcd)fe^ ®eU)s oD. SBaa^ 
 
 ren*) 5Kdf ler, SSanMgent, ©enfal, Unter* 
 
 ^anbler5 2. ber Sroblerj 3. ber vKuppUr, 
 
 — 's memorandum, — 's note, bcr ©d^lufjCts 
 
 Bro'kerage, *. 1. bcr50JdHerIo[)n, boSSJl-gelb, 
 bie SOZ-gebii^r, ©enforie, Courtage, ^roois 
 Tion, 2.ba8 5K-9ef(^dft, bie50^dnereij 3.ber 
 3:r6bel5 Srobel&anbel, 4. ber SBudjer. 
 
 Brome (BrO'raincj, *. Cliem. mod. ba§S5romj 
 brome-grass, Bot. bie Sre&pe. 
 
 BrSm'jc, adj. Chem. —acid, bic SJromfdurc. 
 
 Bron'chjae, s. pi. Anat. bic Suftro^rendfte. 
 
 Bron'chjal, BrSn'chjc, adj. Anat. jur 2uftr6()re 
 ge^orig j — glands, bie S5rond^ialbrufen. 
 
 BrSn'chocele, s. 1. Med. ber ,ffropf, bie ,^e^l= 
 gefd^roulft) 2. Swrg. ber Suftro^renbrud^. 
 
 BronchSt'omy, s. Surg, ber Suftro^renfd^nitt. 
 
 Bron'chus, s. Anat. ber 2uftr6()rentopf, ^e^l= 
 
 Bronchi'tis, 8. bie a3rond)iti§. [!opf. 
 
 Bronze, Bronz, s. 1. bie aSrcnje, bag ® Iocfen= 
 gut, (Stiirfgut, (Bm 2. bie e^erne ^igurj 3. 
 W jDenfmunje (oon Sronse). 
 
 To Bronze, v. a. 1. bronjircnj bie @rsfarbe 
 gebenj 2.(n)ic(gr5)§drten5 3.7tg-.ubertun(^en. 
 
 Bron'zite, s. Min. ber SSronsit. 
 
 BrOOch [5., P., F. 5 brOtsh, Wb., W., &c.], 
 J. l.//«?n. bag ©efc^meibe, ber(S(^mucfj 2. 
 bQ§ ©d^lop (am ®urtel, :c.)/ SJiebaiHon, bie 
 Derjierte Sd^natte, ©pange, SSroft^e, a5ufen= 
 nabel, Sud^nabelj 3. uid. Broach, I.5 4. 
 Faint. btt§ (Samaieugemdibe j 5. ^g-. bie 
 3ierbe, perlc, ,Krone. 
 
 To Br66d, v. I. n. 1. bruten (oonSSogeln)) 2. 
 Jig. (fiber etmaS) brufen, (noc^benfUd^) t?er= 
 funfenfein j II. a. l.(biejtu^lein) mitben^(u= 
 geln bebecf en, rodrmen j 2. jig. pflegen, ^egen. 
 
 Br6dd, s. l.bie®rut,|)e(fe j ber ^lug, 2. cont. 
 a)ba§(Sr5eugmp5 A)bie?iad^fommenf(^aft5 — 
 comb. Bee, bie Srutfc^eibe j —hen, bie®(ucfe. 
 
 Brook [bruk],5. berSaci^ j —hawking. Sport. 
 bie (Sntenjagb mitgalfenj jBof-*. — lime, bie 
 Sad^bungenj —mint, bie Sl^affermunse. 
 
 To Br66k, v. I. a. ertragcn, bulben, leiben, 
 »erfd)mersen j II. n. jufrieben fein. 
 
 Brook'let [bruk'— ], s. dim. ber fleineSSac^. 
 
 Broo'ky [bruk'j], adj. oon SSdd^cn bur(^f(^nit= 
 ten, iDajferreid^, bewdjTert. ^ 
 
 Br6(im, s. Bot. 1. ber ©infler, ba§ ^pfriemen" 
 ixauti 2. bas 9lt)obifer^oIS5 3. bcrSefen* 
 — close, —land, bic ©infkcri^eibe) —lime, 
 Bot. ber S^renprei§) —man, —maker, ber Sdi-' 
 fenbinberj S-^dnblerj —rake, ber®rinb, 
 .ffopfgrinbj —staff, —stick, berSefenftieli 
 -woman, bie aSefenbinberin; S-^dnDlerin. 
 
 To Brddm, vid. To Bream. 
 
 Br66'my, adj. r>oU ©infler. 
 
 BrSt/i, s. 1. bie ^leifd^bru^e, ^raftbru^e j 2. 
 Am. fd^QumigeS (©c^neeOSBaffer. 
 
 Broth'el, s. (—house), u^ 93orbeU. [renjdger. 
 
 Broth'el^r, s. ber Iicberli(t)e 9)Jenf(i^, vuig. |)u= 
 
 Br5th'?lry, i-. ba§ ^urenmefenj bie Unjuc^t. 
 
 Broth'er, s. 1. ber ©ruber, 2. Jig. ber f8vu- 
 ber, SJ^itmenfcb j ©efd^rte (ubcr^. pon (5ng= 
 oerbunbcncn, ber SBaffcn», 2ciben§bruber, 
 :c.)j —in-law, ber ©c^rooger 5 — german, 
 ber leiblid^e ©ruber (oon SSater* unb 9Rut-- 
 terfeite)) — Jonathan, jjg-. baS omerifttnifcbe 
 aSolf 0"- e- bieSSereinigten (Staaten j)onj)^orb= 
 ^merifa)j — hood, bieaSruberfdfjaftj —less, 
 bruberlo§. [©ruber, pertraut, jdrtlid). 
 
 BrSth'eriy, adj. & adv. briiberli(^ 5 glci^ einem 
 
 Brought [brat], pret. <fe p. p. oon To Bring ; 
 amount — over, or forward. Com. (@umma) 
 SrttnSport (Pon) %olio l. vid. unt. To Carry. 
 
 To Brouse, v. a. & n. vid. To Browze. 
 
 Br64r, *. 1. bie ^fugenbraue? 2. bie Stiruj 
 3. btt§ ©efic^ti TCnfe^en, bie 5Kienc5 ^.fig. 
 bie ^5^e (bes ^immt\i,ic.), ©pi§e, ber ©ipfel 
 (eine&©crgcg, :c.)3 berSBalbranb^ 5.j^g". 
 bie Jtecf ^eit,^iil)n^eit 5 Unoerf{^dmt()eit,©rei= 
 ftigfeitj —antlers, Sporf. bie ©tim'gnben 
 om ®cweil)e, erfien GiSfpriffelj To — beat, 
 V. ir. I. a. 1. murrif(^, fauer, flolj ob. oers 
 dd^tli(^ Qnfe^en5 2. burc^ finfjere ©licfe cb. 
 ^od^mut^iges ©etragen einfd(>u(^tern} II. n, 
 tro^ig ttuSfe^eU) bie ©tirn runjelnj —less, 
 unocrfd)dmtj —post, Carp. einSIucrbalfcn. 
 
 To Broia^, v.a.l. umgrenjen, eingrenjen, tixi' 
 fd^liepeuj 2. an ber ®pi§e, am Sfianbe (eineS 
 ©erged, :c.) fein 5 browed, p. a. mit ^ugen« 
 brauen oerfeljenj beetle—; vid. in Beetle. 
 
 Bro^n, adj. braun 5 vulg. 0. ^fcrben ft. Bay, 
 qv.; comp. —beetle, Ent. ber SOlaifaferj 
 -bread, (Sd^njarjbrob 5 —crops, ^ulfen* 
 frui^tej — hoUands, Com. braune I)oUdnb. 
 ©teif= ob. ©lanjleinmanb, ©d^oletaj —lead 
 spar, ba& ©raunbleierj , —owl, Om. bie gem.^ 
 gropfopfige Gule j — paper, ba§ ^acfpapier j 
 —papers. Com. (e^ebem) eine ^rt fc^lefifc^c 
 Seinmanb, —pink, ^eUbraun (fe^r tran»pa» 
 rente Sarbe)j —quadruples, eine % breite, 
 ro^e, fc^Icfift^e Seinwanb, in ©txicfen con 58 
 (5aen,mit4(Btreifen li(^tb(auen ^opiers um» 
 
Brow 
 
 188 
 
 Buck 
 
 bunbcnj —quartz, Min. t5er 9lau(^topa§5 
 —rat, bie SBanbcrra^e, —spar, Min. ber 
 (@ifens) ®raunfpat^, SSraunfat!} —stout 
 ba& ftarfc (t)oppeltO ^orterbierj —study, 
 bie biiiflern ©ebanfen, DerSieffinn 5 — sugar 
 bcr ^orinsucfer J —wort, Bot. 1. Me a5raun= 
 wursj 2. t>ie brunette, SSruncUe. 
 
 Bro^'nish, adj. brfiunlic^. 
 
 Br6>Vn'n?ss, *. bic braunc gttrbe, aSrdune. 
 
 To Browse, v. I. a. (bie ©proffen, :c.) ab= 
 frcffen, abweitjcn? Sport, abbroffen, abdfcnj 
 n. n. weibcn (vxit on); browsing beasts 
 gen. ba8 Olotl)n>ilbpret. 
 
 Browse, Browze, s. bic ©projfe, bcr <SpropUng, 
 bttS junge Saub^ —wood, baS ©traud^^olj. 
 
 Bro'^'ting, p. *. Gard. bttS "ifbbred^en ber ©pij* 
 sen oon bi5nnen Sweigcn. [(uber)firmJTen. 
 
 To Bronze, v. a. 1. vid. To Browse, I.; 2. 
 
 Bru'cla, Bru'sjne, *. Chem. bo8 Srucin. 
 
 Bru'jn, s. met ber SSar, an, Srouu, ^e|. 
 
 To Bruife [bruz], v. a. (5er)quetf(ben, scrflo» 
 fen,5ermalmen;Serreiben5 jerftj^lagen 5 broun 
 unb blau fc^Iogen. 
 
 Bruise, s. bie Sluctff^ung, aScuIe, SBunbe, 
 aSefd^dbigung J —wort, J5oi.ba§ ©eifenfraut. 
 
 Brui'§er, J. 1. GZ-gr. bic@(^leiff(bale5 2. (bei 
 ben emataeur&, jc) ein [(blester ^iCrbeitcr, 
 
 3. vulg. m fSoxtv, :c. [tra). 
 Brum, *. (inb.) {ReiSbranntmein (Quf <Sumas 
 Bru'mal, adw. TOinterlid^; SBinter*. 
 Brunette', Brfinet', s. bic SSrunettC. 
 Briin'geon, Brun'gjn, s. ber ©(breifyalS J ba§ 
 Brun'jon, .v. Com. bie SSrunelle. [^inbelfinb. 
 Brun^'wjck, s. Geog. (bie(Stabt)a5raunf<bnjeig. 
 Briint, s. 1. bcr(^cftige) ©top, Matt, Zngriff 
 
 (aud^ fig.); bie^i^c (beS^aampfeS)^ 2.^g:. 
 ber <Streid^, @(3^Iag (bas Unglucf). 
 Brash, J. l.bieSSfirfte) 2. ber grope ^infel, 
 aSorftenpinfel, Sluttfli 3. ber<B(bn)ttns (be$ 
 gu^feS, :c.)) Sporf. bie ©tanbarte, Sunte^ 
 
 4. bagaSunbelSlefgboIn 5. bas ©itfitbtj 6. 
 vwfg. ber (^eftige) TTngriff, ^ampf, ©trauf j 
 r. E^ec. ber 8i(^t!cgcl, eleftrif(be ©tra^Ien* 
 bufcj^elj —bit, ber asfirflenbo^rer, —head, 
 ber (Stu^fopf, ®trubelfopf5 —maker, ber 
 Surftenbinbcr^ —ore, Min. ba§95itrjlencrs5 
 -wood, bas 58uf(b^oIj, SteiS^olj. 
 
 To Brush, v. I. a. 1. burften, ou8burflen5 2. 
 roif(j^en,fe^rcn5 3. (StraaS) leicbt berii^ren, 
 flreifenj 4. (grob) anftreid^en, anpinfeln, 
 
 5. fcbrnfirjen 5 6. fibmingen 5 to — away, to 
 — oflF, 1. abburften, 2. wegfiibren^ II. n. 1. 
 ri(b f<bnea fortberaegen^ (to — by, tjorbct) 
 flrfifen,ftrei(ben,:c.5 2. (o.^ferben) au§fdbla= 
 gen, ftbmeipen 5 to - away, to — off, ficb ba* 
 oott ma(ben, roegroifdijcn. 
 
 Briish'er, s. 1. bcr ^bburj^er J 2. vidg. ba& 
 potte ®Ia§. 
 
 Brush'like, Briish'y, adj. burflcnartig, borftig. 
 
 Briisk, Brusque [briisk], adj. un^6fU(b, barfd^, 
 ro^. [or points, Com. briiffeler 8pi§en. 
 
 BrGs'sels, s. Geog. (bicStabt) Sriiffel, —lace. 
 
 To Briis'tle [briis'sl], v. n. rauf(i>en, fnitternj 
 to — up to one, ouf Gincn (rafd)) I08 ge^en, 
 i^m \>k ®pi|c bietcn. 
 
 Bru'tal,I.ad7.,* II.— ly, adv. l.tbierif(b,Pie^if(b5 
 2.^g.cie^ifi,unmenf(bli(b/grttufttm,n>ilb,ro^. 
 
 Brutal'ity, s. 1. ba§ oic^iffbe SBefen j 2. fig. bie 
 Unmenfd^Ii(3^!cit, dio^dt. 
 
 To Bru'talize, v. I. a. oie^if(b, uitmenf(bli(b/ 
 roilb madden) II. w. jumSBie^c roerben, per= 
 wilbern. 
 
 Brute, I. adj.; II. — ly, adu. 1. tl^ierifd), 
 »iebif(b5 ^S". 2. unoernflnftig, wilb, rau^, 
 ungefittet, unbdnbig, grob 5 3. jinnIo§. 
 
 Briite, s. 1. ba§ (unoemiinftige) S^ier, §Sid)i 
 2.^g.ber erjbumme ob. ungef(ila(bte5Kenf(i, 
 ©robian. [(^miM- 
 
 Brute-weight [— wat], s. Com. ba§ SBruttO* 
 
 To Bru'tjfy, v. a. jum SSie^e macben, be8 SSer* 
 flanbe§ berauben. 
 
 Bru'tjsh, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. t^ierifcb, 
 »iet)if(b J j^g. 2. finnU(b, fleiftblicbi 3. wilb, 
 t)iebmdpig, unoerniinftig, grob, ro^, graufam i 
 unwiffenbi III. — ness, *. ba§ oie^ifcbc SBe« 
 fen, bie tbicrifcbe SSut^, SBilbbcit. 
 
 Bru'tysm, s. bie S^ierljeit j fig. ba§ pie^ifcbe 
 ober tbierifd^e SSefen. 
 
 Bry'ony, s. Bot. bie 3aunriibe. 
 
 Bub'ble, s. 1 . bieaBafjcrbIafe,((ScbaumOa3lafe j 
 2.Conc7i.bieS5Iafenfd^necfejiig. 3. ba&Unbing, 
 biemd^t§n5ert()e@ad^e5 4. ber leerc <S(bein, 
 bic S^dufd^ung, aSctriigereii 5. Com. bie nid^* 
 tige, auf grunblofen ©erud^ten beru^cnbc 
 aSorfcn* ©peculation, ba§ lecre project, bic 
 (a56rfen=)£uge 5 6. ber SSetrogene, 3?arr. 
 
 To Biib'ble, v. I. n. 1. (to — up) SSIafen wer» 
 fen, QufroaUen, fprubeln j 2. raurmcln, ricfeln 
 (oona5d(bcn, K.)5 II. a. uwig. i^intcrgcben, 
 
 Biib'bler, s. ber SBctrugcr, ^rcttcr. [betriigen. 
 
 Bu'bo, s: Med. ber 93ubO) buboes, pi. Anat. 
 bic eJbamgegcnb. [flenbru(b. 
 
 Bu'bonocele [ Wb., 2'., 5m.], s. Med. bcr 8ci» 
 
 Buc'cal, adj. Anat. p bcn SBacfcn geborig. 
 
 Biic(c)ainier^, Biiccaneer', s. ber ©ufanicr. 
 
 To Buc(c)ainier', v. a. ©cerduberci treiben. 
 
 Buccina'tor, s. Anat. ber SrompetcrmuSfcI. 
 
 Buc'cjnite, s. Pet. bcr Succinit. 
 
 Biick, s. 1. a) bie SSdud^e , gauge (jut 
 SBdfcbc)5 6) (— of clothes), bie (gebdUi^« 
 te) SBdf^e^ —ashes, bie Saugenafd^cj — 
 basket, ber SBdf^forb j — cloth, rid. Bock- 
 
Buck 
 
 139 
 
 Bug 
 
 ing-cloth unt. To Buck; 2. bcrSSocf, l)a& 
 5Jlann(^en (hd ^afen, ^anin(^en: Sport. 
 ccr Sflammler, au6} be§ Sde^cS, :c.)j 3. 
 
 ' burl, ber ©tu^cr, 5)Jot)enarr5 Suftlingi 
 SBilbfangj a— ofthefirsthead, einSle^bocf 
 im 5tcn Sa^re 5 com/).— bean, Bot bcr^ic- 
 berfleej —horns, ^irfi^9cn)cU)e j Bot-s. — 
 horn cresses, taSSoffclfraut 5 — 's horn tree, 
 ber virginifd^e ©umad^j —mast, bie aSud^ 
 moflj —shot. Sport Ole^poften j —skin, I 
 *. 1. DqS S3o(f (SBilbOleDcr j 2. mod. cin t>icfeS 
 ^ofcnseuQ) 3. ?ro ».i)eriungc®ecf , II. adj 
 borfUternj -stall, Sport. 1. cin gropeS 
 5rtc$ jum^angen t)e& 9lotl)n>ilbc§5 2. btt§ 
 Sreiberamt bei Sflot^n)Ut>=3fl9^en5 —thorn, 
 Bot. bcr^reujt>orn5 —thorn berry, t)ie^reus= 
 bcerc5 —tooth, t)cr ^Ietf(^Sal)n, Sllaffsa^nj 
 —wheat, Bot. t>craJud^n)cisen,t)a§4>"^c!orn. 
 
 To Buck, V. I. a. SBcift^e einroeic^cn, bdud)cn) 
 wafd^cnj b-ing cloth, bag 2augett=ot>.^f(i>cn= 
 tuii b-ing stool, t)er 2Baf(^blo(f} b-ing 
 tub, t)ic Sdud^bfittc, ber SBaft^jubcr} H- n. 
 (ttud) a.) 1. borfen, flopcn^ 2. ftcb bclttufcn, 
 bcfpringen (con ^Qfen, jc). 
 
 Buck-§i-b66', s. vid. Bogle(-bo), &c. 
 
 Buck'et,*. 1. bcrSBaffcrcimcrj Sea,l)ic^utfe, 
 ^u^ej 2. bcr ^cuereimer. 
 
 Buck'jgh, l.ad;. burl, flu^erifd), JC uid.Buck, 
 *. 3.5 II. — ness, s. burl, tit ©tu^cr^af- 
 ti^Mt, :c. 
 
 Buck'le, s. 1. t)ie@(^naUei 2. bieSorfe, ^aax- 
 locfe, 3. a — of beef, Coofc. cin <BtM iRint)= 
 flcif4> (i?om ^cnbenftucf). 
 
 To Buck'le, v. La. 1. fd^nattcn, an* ob. 5u= 
 fd(>nttncnj anicgcnj 2. ^g. re//, fid) ruflen, 
 oorbercitcn) fi(b legcn auf . . . j 3. (bic^aarc) 
 lotfcn, II. n 1. fi(^!rummcn, [\d) bicgcn, 
 
 2. j?g. (mit lo) ri(i f(3^micgen, nacbgcbcnj 
 
 3. (— in with. .), l)Qnbgcmein racrbcn (mit). 
 Biick'ler, s. 1. bcr (S(^ill) j 2.^s-. t)cr SBcfd^ir* 
 
 mcr, 3. ujd. Buckle, 3.) 4. Mar. b-s, p^- 
 bicilfiSjapfcnj —thorn, vid. Buck-thorn^ 
 
 Biick'ram, I. s. Com. bic ©tciflcinwant), ber 
 ©d^etter^ II. adj.^g. flcif. 
 
 Buck'ramf, *. Bot. bcr a3drenlaud(>. 
 
 Biick'som (—'some), &c. vid. Buxom, &c. 
 
 BucOl'ic, Poet. I. s. 1. t)Q§ ^irtcngcbid^tj 2. 
 bcr Sfet^tlcnbid&tcr 5 II. (— cal), adj. buf olifd^. 
 
 Bud, s. 1. bic ^noSpC; bag "JCugc j 2. ytg-. bcr 
 Jteint) 3. baS ,^ttlb oon cincm So^rc, >cr 
 Sa^rting. 
 
 To Biid, V. I. n. 1. fno&pcn, auSfd^Iagcn, fci= 
 men, fproffcn } 2. fig. im SBad^fcn (SSlu^cn) 
 fein5 II' «• oculiren, pfropfenj budding- 
 knife, Gard. ba& ScuUrmeirer. 
 
 BS'da, s. Geog. S)fen (<BtaU in Ungarn). 
 
 BAd'dh^, 3 (mb.) Rel. SBubb^tt. 
 Bud'dhjsm, .v. (inb.) Rel. bcr Subbljai$mu3. 
 Bud'dhists, s. pi. (inb.) Rel. bic 95ubb^aiftcn. 
 Biid'dle, s. Min. bcr SBaft^trog, bicSQSafd)= 
 
 fd^icibcbanF 5 b-s, pi. (Srswcifd^cr. 
 To Bud'dle, v. a. Min. abflaucn, n>af(^cnj 
 
 huddling dish, bic SBaft^butjnc. 
 Bude'-light, s. mod. ba§ iBubcUd^t (V.Gurncy 
 
 crfunbcnc ascleud^tungsart bur(^ @tcinfo()rcn» 
 
 ga§, btt§ mit au§ atmofptjdrifc^crSuft gcfd^ic* 
 
 bencm ©aucrfJoffgoS gcmifc^t ifl). 
 Budge, s. bttS (gcgcrbtc) Sammfcll, —barrel, 
 
 Mar. ba§ blc^crnc juicer* ob. ©ranatcns 
 
 fdpd^cn. [pcln. 
 
 To Biidge, v. n. vulg. fid) rcgcn? an. fic^ rip» 
 Biid'get, s. 1. bic (Icbcrnc) Zixf6)c, bcr ©cutel, 
 
 <Badi bic@attcltaf(^c5 bQ§33ricf=^cUcifcnj 
 
 2. fig. berSSorrat^ ba§ Capital 5 3. i^o/. 
 
 ba§ fflubgct. 
 Buff, *. l.bcraSuffcl (Did. Buffalo) ; 2. (- 
 
 leather, —skin) cigcntl. ba§ ®u|fcUcbcr, Sd* 
 
 mifd)Icber (oon Sdjfcn, (Slcnn, jc.)j 3. vid. 
 
 —coat, Ac; 4. bic Scbcrfarbc, bag ScbcrgcJb, 
 
 C5[)amoi§} 5. Med. bic ©pcrf^autj —coat, 
 
 —jerkin, ba§ Icbcmc ,K^otter, ^oUtt, ob. SBam0. 
 Buffalo, .V. Zool. bcr SSuffcIj 5BuffcIC(^§} - 
 
 snake, Zool. bic ^bgott§f(ilangc , aiicfcn- 
 Buff?l, s. vid. Buffle. [fc^tangc. 
 
 Biiff^r, s. R-w. (mcijl im pL) bas ©toppolflcr 
 
 elaflifd^cStopfiffcnj -heads, (Stopcrfopfc. 
 Buffet, .V. 1. (franj.) bcr eilbcrf(^ranf 5 (§rc» 
 
 bcnstifc^, @(l()cnFtif(t>5 2. bcr ^uff, gaufl- 
 
 f(^lag, bic 5WauPcUc. 
 To Buffet, v. I. a. l.pujfcn, mit bcr ^aufl 
 
 flofcn ob. f(^lagcn, DJJaulfc^cllcn gcbcnj 2. 
 
 bcfdmpfcn, anfdmpfcn gcgcn . . . j II. n. fi(^ 
 
 balgcn, boycn. 
 
 Buf feter, s. bcr @(I^Idgcr,^auftfdmpfcr,a3oycr. 
 Biif fjng-appara'tus, *. R-w. bcr 6tOpapparat. 
 Biiffle, s. Z»ol. bcr ©uffcl {vid. Buffalo) ; - 
 
 head, vulg. bcr ©uffclsfopf, ©ummfopf j — 
 
 headed, I. gropfopfig, bicffopfig) 2. fig. 
 
 bumm, tolpif^j —headed duck, (Buff6l or 
 
 Buffers head duck, Wb.), Orn. bcr ©icffopf. 
 To Buffle, V. n. ocrbliifft, bcflurjt, vcrlcgen 
 
 fein. [©aufler, 3^arr. 
 
 Buffoon', s. bcr ^ofTcnrcipcr, 2uf^igma(^cr, 
 To Buff()(Jn', V. a. ld(^crlid) mad)cn. 
 Buffdo'nery, Buffoo'nism, s. bic (3^arrcn=) 
 
 ^offcn, ^ojfcnrcipcrci. [pig. 
 
 BuffOo'njsh, Buffoon'ITke, adj. IjanSlDUrflmd- 
 ToBuffoonTze [— fii— ], ^offcn ob. ©trcid^c 
 Bu'fo, s. Zool. bic ^rotc. [ma(|)cn. 
 
 Bu'fonite, s. Min. bcr ^rotcnflcin. 
 BGg, s. 1. (bed-), Ent. bic SBanjc^ 2. Em. 
 
 ^crSStattfaugcr^biclfftcrblatttauS, 3. ®pio« 
 
Bugg 
 
 140 
 
 Bull 
 
 name tcr (Sngldnbcr in 3'^I<int)5 —bane, (— 
 wort), Bot. I)Q§SBanscnfraut5 (—bear), bcr 
 ^opanj, ^Olummelj To — bear, V. a. \(i)xth 
 fen, bongc madden. 
 
 To Bug'ger, v. n. Jtnabenfdjdnfcerei treiben. 
 
 Bug'gerer, s. ter ,Knabenf(i^dnl)er, ©ol)omit. 
 
 Biig'gery, s. bie ^nttbenfc^dnfcerei. 
 
 Bug'gjness, s. ija&SSSimmctn con(S3cl)Qftetfein 
 mit) SBanjen. 
 
 Biig'gy, adj. wanjig, toller SBanjen. 
 
 Bu'gle, s. 1. (e^em.) Dcr n)ilt)eS)d)8i 2. t)ie 
 fd^roarje ®Ia&foralIe j 3. roie— horn; 4. (beim 
 engl. 5)Jilitttr) i)er4)ormfl, SBalD^ornbldferj 
 —horn, 1. fca§ 3dserI)orn, ^lift^orn, 2. 
 Mil. t)aS 8BttIt>l)orn, ©ignal^orn, ^liigeUjorn. 
 
 Bu'gloss, s, Bot. t)ie ©(bfcnjungc. 
 
 Buhl, s. T. (—work) ijie SSut)!* Ob. dngelegte 
 Arbeit 5 ^olssSOJofaiFi -eaw, bie ^aubfdge. 
 
 Buhr'stone, s. vid. Burstone. 
 
 To Build [bild], V. ir. I. a. l.bauen^erbauen? 
 2.7ig. bauen(2uftf(^l6|fer, 2C.)? to — up, 1. 
 aufbaucn? 2. fig. crboucnj to — a chapel. 
 Mar. eine(5ulefan9en) U.n. bauen? to — 
 upon,/ij:. bttuen, fi^ ocrlajfen ouf — 
 
 Buil'der,s. I. ber SBttuenbej SSauI^err, 2. fig. 
 Der aSaumeifterj @d)6pfcr. 
 
 Buil'ding, s. bQ5 ©ebdube j —in pise, ber ^is 
 fcbau, SeI)mbaU} a — of rooks (a rookery). 
 Sport, bas <SttQth'dl)engenifte5 —contract, 
 l.bcr ©aucontract i!ibcrl).j 2. Ship-b. bcr 
 ^Kd^lbrief, —docks, vid. unt. docks; — 
 yard, ber SSaul^of, 93auplQ^. 
 
 Built, I. pret. & p. p. oon To Build ; frigate—, 
 fregattenformtg (gebaut), II. s. bicSSauart, 
 ©truftur. laid. Buli-finch. 
 
 Bui, s. Ich. bie aSutte, bcr glunbcr? —finch, 
 
 Biilb, Bulbe, s. 1. gen. ba§ Sflunbe (ber 7fug= 
 ttpfel, 2C.) 5 2. Bot. ber ^notten, ba§ 3n)ie« 
 belgerodd^S, bic 3wiebel j 3. Mech. bic JIugel 
 am 3:()ermometer. 
 
 Biilbed, adj. (bef. Bot.) srciebclformig. 
 
 Bulbiferous, adj. Bot. Snellen Ob. ^wicbeln 
 tragenb. [jmiebelartig, runb. 
 
 Bul'bous, Bulba'ceous, Biil'bine, adj. fnoUig, 
 
 Biil'c?8, s. pi. (o. port, holsa) Jew. Heine a5eu= 
 tel, in benen bie ofttnbifd^en ©iamantcn i^on 
 3KabraS nad^ Sonbon fommen. 
 
 Bul'chin, s. bag aSuUenfalb. 
 
 Bylga'rja, s. Geog. SSuIgarien, bic Sulgarci. 
 
 B^lga'rian,I.adi.bulgarifd^UI"V.ber®urgaricr. 
 
 Bulge, s. 1. vid. Bilge, 1.; 2. Mar. bcrficrfj 
 3. b-8, (-ways), pi. tik ^elbcn, aSettungen, 
 roorauf ba& ^^i^ ablduft. 
 
 To Bulge, v.n. 1. Mar. aufflopcn, fd^citcm, 
 finfcn^ 2. vid. To Bilge; 3. einen SSaud^ 
 mod)cn, oorragen. 
 
 Bu'ijmy, s. Vet. vid. Boulimy. 
 
 Bvilk, s. 1. bic SKaffc, bcr ^lumpen, ,K6rpcr> 
 2. bcr Umfang, bic ©rof c, 9}Jengc j 3. bcr 
 gr6ftc|>aufen,4?auptti)ci(,/am.Sftummcl 5 baft- 
 ©ansC) bic (|)aupt-) ©umme, 4. Arch, bcr 
 oorfpringcnbcSl)eil (cined ©ebdubcS)? 5. bcr 
 ^lapptifd^, SScrfaufgsiStQnb, 6. Mar. a) bcr 
 ganse inncre (^acf=) S^^aum cinc§ @d)iffcdf 
 b) bic ganjc (@d)iffs=) Sabung 3 goods laden 
 in—, bic 8tur5=£abung, ©tttrj=®iitcrj by 
 the—, im^anjcn, imSurd^fd^nitt, inSaufcfy 
 U. Sogenj to break—, vid. in To Break; 
 — heads, pi. Sea, S3crfd)Idge, SlucnDdnbc 
 (ttuf ©d^iffen), ©cwclingcn. 
 
 To Biiik out, v. n. cincn SSaud^ ma(^cn, t>ors 
 ragcn, Porfpringen. 
 
 Biil'kjness, s. bic ©ropc (ber ©cfialt ob. bc& 
 Umfangc§), SJJenge, 9Ka{fc, SSclcibt^eit. 
 
 Bul'ky, adj. grop, bicf, flarf, [Idmmig. 
 
 Bull, I. s. 1. ber aSuUe, aSuUod^^, ©tier 5 2. 
 Ast. bcr ©tier j 3. Barb, ber (lad^encrrcgcn- 
 bc) SSibcrfprucb , bic SBibcrfinnigfcit , bcr 
 (brollige©prad;0^<-'l)ler5 4.£cc. bic(pdpft= 
 lid^e) SduUci 5. Script, cin (Srsfciub, ber 
 briiUcnbc 26n>ej 6. Com. cant, ber "Jfcticn- 
 fpicler, <Stocf arciter, vulg. ^ud^fer, vid.hcar ; 
 7. John Bull,^g. boS (pcrfonificirtc) cnglif(^« 
 S80IU II. comp. —bait, —baiting, bic £)(i= 
 fcnljai, ©ticr^e^Cj —bee, Ent. bicSremfcj 
 -calf, 1. U6 as-nfalb j 2. fig. ber ©infalt^- 
 pinfclj —dog, ber SS-nbeipcrj — 's eye. 
 Mar. 1. cine l)6l!serne^aufd)5 2. bie2Betters 
 gallcj 3. Ast. bcr ^flbcbaran, — 's eyes, 
 Glaz. S8ruberfud)cn (fieine runbc ^cnfler= 
 fd^ciben) 5 Mar. bie ©allgldfer , — eyed, 
 fUer5,(grop=)dugig5 — 's eye glass, Glass-u\ 
 ba§ ®allgla&5 —face, ba§ grobc, frcd^c ©c* 
 fid(>t5 — fars, Ccm. cine ben?iclcna3cncnnungen 
 bc§6almucf§5 —feast, —fight, —fighting, 
 ba§ ©tiergefet^tj —finch, Om. bcr ©om* 
 pfaff, ©impel} -fist, Bot. beraSofiflj -ily, 
 Ent. 1. bic aSremfc, 2. ber 5jornf(^r6tcr, 
 4)irfd^Fdfer 5 —frog, Zool. berbc^fenfrofdj, 
 aSriiUfrofd^, -head, 1. lit. ber SDc^fcnfopfj 
 2. fig, berSummfopf, 3. Ich. a) (river — 
 head), ber ,^aulfopf j b) (armed — head), 
 bcr ©tcinpicfcr, bic gepanjertc ©rcppc 5 c) 
 vid. Tad-polej — 's pizzicbcrSdjfensicmcrj 
 — ring, ber Sflmg in ©(blad^t(jdufern (jum a5c= 
 fcftigen beS 0linbine()c5) 5 —rush, u/rf. Bul- 
 rush; — trout, Ich. bic grope (lac^Sartigc) 
 ^orcUe. [born. 
 
 Bul'lace, s. Bot. bic ©(^lcl)e j ber ®d)Ic^(en)= 
 
 Bai'lsiry, s. Ecc. bic (pdpf^lOSSuUcn/^ammlung. 
 
 Biil'Iate, adj. Bot. blajtg. 
 
Bull 
 
 141 
 
 Burd 
 
 Bul'l?D, s. bcr^anfftengel, -nails, gropfopfigc 
 (gelbe, :c.) S^agel ju SJerjierung ber^utfd^en, 
 
 Bul'Ienger, x. einc 7M fleiner <S(^iffe. I:c. 
 
 Bul'let, s. bie ,^ugel, gtintenfugelj —bore, 
 G-sm. ber ^ugelfnopf 5 —dividers, ber^ol 
 bcnsirfel, —iron, fc^mcijifc^cg ©tangcneifcn. 
 
 Biil'Min, *. bef. Pol. t)QS aSuUetin, Dcr f8c= 
 fe^Ijettel ciner ©tabtobrigfcit, :c. 
 
 Bui'ljon, s. Mint, 1. Dcr ®olt)= ot). ®ilbcrflum= 
 pen, i)o§ ungemiinste ©olb oD. ©ilbcr, 2. 
 5uro. Com. ungongbarcS (fremt)cg) ©cID. 
 
 Bui'Ijsh, adj. Barb. fe^Ierl)ttft, fprad^njibcrfm: 
 
 Bui'ljst, s. t)er (pdpfil.) ©uUenfc^rcibcr. [nig. 
 
 Bulli'tion, s. vid. Ebullition. 
 
 Bul'lock, s. 1. tcr iungcS)(b§/ ^arve j 2. ^m. 
 bcr auSgeroad^fenc St^Sj — 's eye, ^rc/t. baS 
 Stbfenauge. 
 
 Bul'ly, 1. s. l)er eifcnfrcffcr, Sdcnommift, ?8xa= 
 marbaSj II. comp. — Hy, rid. Bull-Hyj — 
 gamester, t)er a3eutctfd^neit>er5 —rock, — 
 rook, Der Gifenfreffer, 2C. 
 
 To Bul'ly, V. I. a. 1. iibertduben, in'S a5otf$= 
 bornjagenj 2. prcUcn, II. /i.bramarbafiren, 
 
 Brtl'rush, A\ lit glQtte 33infc. [poltern. 
 
 Bai'riisby, adj. hin\mdt)nii(i), t>oU ®infcn. 
 
 Biil'ses, s. vid. Bulccs. 
 
 Bai'wark, a\ 1. Fort. bQ§®oUnjerf, bieSaftci, 
 gen. tii SScfcf^igungj 2. Ship-b. bie dupcre 
 (^Ian!en-)®cflcil3ungi 3. ^gr. bic @tu§c, 
 ba§ a5oUn3erf. 
 
 To Bul'wark, v. a. bcfcfligen, ocrfdjanjcn. 
 
 Biini, s. viUg. ber^intere, ©feip; —bailiff, 
 
 v«//^. bcrSiitteU— boat,rw/y. ba8D}?arftboot. 
 
 Bum'bard, s. f. Bombard. 
 
 Bum'bast, v. 1. bcr burd^ndt)tc 3cug, bic 'Sti= 
 (belarbeit, 2. Com. bcrSomboft (:M;rta5Qr= 
 (ient)3 3. bicaSaumwoUe? 4. uirf.Bombast,2. 
 
 Biim'ble-bee, s. Ent. bic 4)ummcl, jDro^nc. 
 
 Biim'kjn,i-.l.JMrar.bera3utluf5 2.utrf.Bumpkin. 
 
 Blimp, J. l.bieSeuIe, 2. ber^uff, <S(ilag5 
 3.bo§(bumpfO®cf^rci(ber9fto^rbommcI,:c.). 
 
 To Bump, V. I. a. fcblagen, ftopenj II' "• 
 (bumpf) fcbreien, ein bumpfcS ©ctofe mad)en 
 (rid. To Boom, l.)5 to — up, fcbroellen. 
 
 Bum'per, I. s. sing. bcr|)umpcn, ba§^ofgIa§, 
 »oUe ®Ia§5 II. b-s, s. pi. R-w. bie <Btop 
 polfter. [^obelte) Sanbjunfcr, S^olpel. 
 
 Bump'kin, s. 1. vid. Pompion; 2. bcr (ungc= 
 
 Bump'kinly, adv. bdurifi, tolpifit), plump, 
 
 Biin, s. vid. Bunn. [gi^ob. 
 
 Bunch, *. l.bieaSeule, 2.ber^norreui ^bh 
 hx, ffiutfcl, bef.p/. b-es, (bei^ferben), ^no= 
 ten, aSarsen, Ubcrbeine, it. 5 3. ba§ SSunbel, 
 Sunbi 4. bcrffiuftb (^jaare, ^ebern, zc), 
 SSufc^el, 5. bic®ruppe (SSdume, ac), —of 
 grapes, bieSBeintraubcj —backed, bucfelig. 
 
 To Bunch, v. I. a. in95unbel sufammcnbinben i 
 II. n. to — out, ^erttuStretcn, ber^orftc^cn, 
 auffcbwellen. [migc, :c. 
 
 Biin'chjn^ss, s. ba§ ^nomge, Srttubenfor* 
 
 Biin'chy, adj. in S8uf(bcln njad^fcnb, buftbclig, 
 traubenfomig, ^ocferig, bucfelig^ fnorrig, 
 dflig. [OloUe, —wool, SJunbetwoUe. 
 
 Biin'dle, s. 1. bttS Sunb, 33unber, ^ttcect , 2. bic 
 
 To Biin'dle, v. a. (to — up), in ein Siinbcl (5U= 
 fammen)binben5 sufammcnpacfcn, einparfcn. 
 
 Biing, s. 1. bcr <Spunb, ©punbjopfcn, 2. (— 
 hole),ba§®punbIo(bj3.(;wn.bcrOJfunbpfropr 
 
 To Biing, v. a. fpunben, jufpunbcn, lUTfpunbcn. 
 
 Biin'galow, s. (in S)flinbicn) ein mit <Strob ge^ 
 bcrfteS 4)ttuS J public-, eine lixt SBirtljgbau*. 
 
 To Biin'gle, v. I. n. fiiimpcrn, pfufcbenj II. a. 
 (to — up), K?crpfuf(bcn, per^unjcn. 
 
 Biin'gle, >•. 1. bie ^tiimperci, ^fufdjcreij 2. 
 ber grobc §et)Icr, ©(fl^ni^cr. 
 
 Biin'gl^r, s. bcr ©tumper, ^fufcbcr. 
 
 Biin'kin, s. Bat. bic DirginifcbcSibtangenwurgcl 
 
 Biinn, s. bcr (ungcfducrtc) ^(aben, (Span. 
 
 Biint, s. 1. Bot. bcr ©ofiftj 2. bcrSBauftbj 3. 
 Mar. bcr93au(b eineSScgcIdj —lines. Mar 
 tik aSauddgorbingcn. [vid. To Butf. 
 
 To Biint, v. n. 1. (to — out), auffdjiDCUcnj 2 
 
 Biin'ter, s. bie Sumpcnfammlerinn 5 cont, batj 
 gemeine 5)?enf(^. 
 
 B&n'tjng (— 't?n,— 'tjn, —'tine), s. l.bQd^(ag» 
 gcntutbi 2. 0/-«. bic^fmmerj —iron, G-w. 
 U^ aSlafcro^r. [J8ot)teinc. 
 
 Buoy', s. Mar. bic (infers) aSojc 5 — rope, bic 
 
 To Buiiy', v. I. a. 1. (—up), f(bn)immcnb, flott 
 cr()altenj Mar. 2. aufboQcn 5 3. (o^nc up), 
 aSafcn legenj 4. yig:. aufrctbt ertjalten, cr* 
 ^cbcnj II. n. fcbroimmen, fi(b ^cbcn. 
 
 Buoy'ancy, s. l.bic@(bn>inimtraft5 2.jJg. bie 
 (®eifte§)2ebenbigfcit. 
 
 Buoy'ant, adj. 1. f(^n)immcnb, roogenb, tcitbt j 
 2. Jig. flucbtigj fi(b iki6)t) er^ebenb. 
 
 Buof l?8s, adj. grunbloS. 
 
 Bur, j.i.Bo<.bie,Rlctte5 2. L-f. bcr«art(am 
 @^riftFcgeI)j 3. wid.Burr, 2.5 4. rid.Bower ; 
 -stone, cine'Jfrtnuar^ (bcf-suOM^Iftcincn 
 gcbr.), ba^er: ber unbcl^aucnc 5)iu()tftein. 
 
 Bur'bot, s. Icli. bie TCalraupe, Sluappc. 
 
 Bur'den, s. 1. bie Soft, Sabung, asiirbe, 2. bie 
 fiaftigfeit ob. 8aft (Sonncngct)Qlt) cineS ®(bif= 
 fcS5 3. ytg-. ber ©rucf (bcr QCbgaben, 2C.)j 
 4. Af«j. bcr (Sd^lupoerg, Silefrainj 5. fam. 
 fig. bie oft n>icberl)oIte Sflebe, an. \ia6 oite 
 Siebj —cars, R-w. bic ©uterroagcn, Sran^- 
 portroogen. 
 
 To Bur'den, v. a. lit. kfig. bclabcn, bclaflen. 
 
 Bur'd^ner, s. 1. ber ©clttflcnbc j 2. fig. bet 
 aSebrutfer. 
 
Burd 
 
 142 
 
 Burr 
 
 Bur'd^nsome (Biir'denous), I. adj. 1. laflig, 
 
 Drudtenbj 2. oiellafKg (oon c. Sd^iff), ll- 
 
 — ness, s. tic Sdftigfcit, SSefd^njcrlid^feit. 
 Bur'dock, s. Bot. Me Alette. 
 Bu'reau [— 'ro], s. 1. ber @d()reibtif(^ , baS 
 
 ®(i^reibepult(mitgd(t)ern)5 2. [buro'], MS 
 
 ®ef(^dft§5immer,bi(j®d^reibflube5 3. Com. 
 
 l)er aSurau, bic SSure (ein SBollenjeug). 
 Bur'gamot, s. vid. Bergaraot. 
 Bur'ganet, s. bie ^elmfappe, ©turm^aube. 
 Bur'geois [bur'zliwa], s, T'yp. vid. Bourgeois. 
 To Biir'geon, vid. To Bourgeon. 
 B ur'ger-raaster, s. 1. Orn. bcr aSfirgermeifler, 
 
 iDic grauriidfige ^Jleoej 2. u/d. Burgomaster. 
 Bvir'gess, s. l.berSurger (eineS[SBa^l=]^lef? 
 
 !enS), ©emdnbebiirgeri 2. ber §Drt8bepu= 
 
 tirte, 3. pLb-es, bieaSurgerfcbaftj —ship, 
 
 bie SBurbe eineS CrtSbeputirten, ic 
 Burgb, Biirg, *. 1. vid. Borough; 2.Sporf. &c 
 
 vid. Burr; —master, 1. uid. Burgomaster; 
 
 2. Mill. vid. Bar-master. 
 Biir'gher, s. bcr ®emcinbe=93urger} -ship, 
 
 ta& (©emeinbcs) JSurgcrredjt. fbfcb. 
 
 Bur'glar,Bur'gl^r?r,*. j)er(cinbrccbenbe(5Ra(bt 
 Burgla'rious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, njQ§ \i6) OUf 
 
 ndd^tUcbcn |>auSeinbru(b besiebt. 
 Bur'glary, s. Law, bcr (nd(btli(bc ©iebflal^I 
 
 mit) (5inbru(b. 
 Bur'goraaster , ^. 1. bcr JBurgcnncifler (in 
 
 ©eutf(blcinb,K.)) 2.0rn.vid. Burger-master 
 Biir'grave, s. t)er S5urggrttf. [gunbcr 
 
 Burgun'djan, adj. <fe s. burgunbif(b5 ber a3ur= 
 Biir'gundy, .V. 1. Geog:. SSurgunb? 2.(— wine) 
 
 a3ui-gunber(»SBcm). [graben. 
 
 Bur'iable [berViabl], adj. JU begraben, JU » er^ 
 Bur'ial [gen. ber'rial], j. 1. baS SBcgrdbnif 5 
 
 bie aSeerbigung; 2. gen. bie (Singrabung. 
 Bur'jed [ber'rjdj, pret. & p.^?. OOtl To Bury 
 Bur'ier[ber'rjer],*.DeriBegrQber,3:obtengrdber. 
 Bu'rjn, Bu'rjne, s. Engr. feer ©rabflid^el. 
 To Biirl, V. a. Cloth. 1. (natb ^r. J., C, &c.) 
 
 roalfenj 2.noppcn) b-ing-iron, ba83toppeifen. 
 Bur'iaps, s.pl. Com. ro^e (n>cfip^dUf(bc, f.g.) 
 
 osnabrficfcr Scinen (Osnaburgs), bef. fur ben 
 
 amtxit 5Karft. [entrdt^feler. 
 
 Bur'l^r, J. 1. Cloth, bcr 9toppcr5 2.Jig. ber 
 Burlesque', BurlSsIc', [junj. COr b. (Subft. : 
 
 bur'lesk], Esth. I. adj. burlegf, poffierli^ 3 
 
 II *. l.t)a§^ofjicrIi(3^e, bie poffierl. (S(breib= 
 
 art 5 2. Mm*. t>ie Surlc&Fe, t)as ^ofTenfpiel. 
 To Burlesque' [—lesk'l, v. a. Estk. la^cxUd) 
 
 moc^cn, poffierIi(b einfleiben, traipefiiren. 
 Burles'qHer[— ker], i. Esth. bcr SIraoeftircr. 
 Bvrlet'ta, s. (itol.) Mus. mod. bie S3urte&fe. 
 Bur'ljness, s. 1 ijcr Umfang, bfc ©rope, ©i(J= 
 
 Icibigfcitj 2. baS ®ct6)c. ber^Jfrm. 
 
 Bur'ly, adj. 1. bi(f, f^arf oonJtdrperj Qufge* 
 blafenj 2. tofenb, Idrmenb. 
 
 Biir'm?, Bur'mah, s, Geog. SSirma. 
 
 Burmese', i'. & adj. ber SSirmane, birmanifd). 
 
 To Burn, v. ir. & reg. l.a.l. (bduf. mit up), 
 brennen, oerbrennen, 2. onbrennen? oerfen^ 
 gen 5 3. ©erbrennen, mit ^euer ©errounben^ 
 4. einbrennen (ein 3ei(ben, ic.)i ou(b Med. 
 brennen? 5. auSbrennen(c.(S^ornfiein,2C.)? 
 6. brenuen (3icgelfteine; :c.)5 T. ^eif, glu= 
 ^enb madden (SSein, ic.)? ^' fig. brennen 
 (oom^iebcr, ber 2eibenf(baft; k.)j n. 71. lit. & 
 ^g-. 1. brennen (oor 2eil)enf(baft, :c.)) 2. leu(b= 
 ten,funfeln5 to— up, a.kn. l.oerbrennenj 
 2. austrocfnen, loerse^renj 3.>ig. fi(b abje^ren. 
 
 Burn, l.s. 1. Der SSranb, SSranbfcbaben, ba& 
 Sranbmal j 2. baS SSrennen (bcr3iegel, ac.)j 
 II. comp. —cow, £/<f. ber ^ra(btfdfer5 — 
 weed, Bot. ber (Stec^ttpfel. 
 
 Biir'nable, adj. (to. u.) brcnnbor, perbrennbar. 
 
 To Biirn'-buit, v. a. Agr. abf(b»enben, 
 
 Biir'ner, s. 1. ber SSerbrenner j Mech-s. 2. bei 
 Srenner on Sampeni 3- bie ®a§Ii(i^tr6bre. 
 
 Biir'net, s. Bot. bie ^impineUe, baa SSIutfraut. 
 
 Bur'njng, I. s. 1. btt& SSrennen, jc. vid. To 
 Burn; 2. bie ^eucrgbrunft? fig. 3. bie 2u|l» 
 feucbe, 4. bie ©eil^eit, II. adj. 1. brennenb, 
 ^eif5 fig' 2. beftigi geil^ 3. frif(b (oon 
 bcr @pur) 5 III. comp. — glass, P/uy. bQ§ 
 ffirennglaS, ber aSrcnnfpiegclj — thorny- 
 plant, j5of. bie ©Up^orbiOj —zone, Geog 
 vid. Torrid-zone. 
 
 To Biir'nish, v. I. a. 1 . poliren, bruniren 3 2. 
 Sport, (ben aSafl com ncuen ©e^orne) ah 
 f(l()lttgen} II. n. l. gldnjenb, glatt roerben 
 2. fii auSbe^nen, roacbfen 5 Sporf. auffe^en 
 Mech-s. b-ing stick, bcr ©runir*, ^olirs 
 ® tai^l 5 b-ing stone, b erS3runir=,@ ldtt=<Stein. 
 
 Bur'nish, *. 1. ber ®lanj 5 2.ba& luabreiten, :c. 
 
 Biir'nisher, s. 1. ber ^olircr^ 2, Mec/i. bie 
 ^olirfeile, berSrunirfta^lj ©Idttja^n. 
 
 Burnt, pret. & p.p. 0. To Burn, qv.; comp. — 
 offering,(— sacrifice),Scnpt.ba§a5ronbopfer. 
 
 Burr (c/.Bur), s. l.ba8S)I)rldpp(ben3 2. Sport. 
 ber ^olbenanfa^, bie Sflofe 5 3. 2\ ein breis 
 edtigeS ©temmeifen 5 4. ein eiferner Sting on 
 ber^ancnej 5. ber ,Sopf eineg SoljenS, k.j 
 6. bei bolserne^ffnopf an einer®(bijf§pumpe5 
 —pump. Mar. bie ©(blagpumpej —stone, vid. 
 
 Burragh'as, J.(inb.) u/d.Caoutchouc. , Bur-st. 
 
 Biir'ras-pipe, s. Surg, bie ^ulocrbu^fe. 
 
 Bur'r?!, s. (—shot), bie ,Kartdt[d)e3 — fly» 
 Erit. bie aSremfc. 
 
 Bur'rock, 4. Fish. baS fleine (^if(ber»)SBc^r. 
 
 Bur'row, 5. 1. 5port. bie (Mnin6)m')^6^^c, 
 ber(^-)®««5 2. vid. Borough. 
 
BuiT 
 
 143 
 
 Bote 
 
 To Bur'rOw, v. Sport, (bef. 0. ^anind^en) I. a. 
 ^6^Icn grabcn (in Die ©rfce), II. n. in ben 
 ®au f(I>Iupfen, fid^in Grt)^6l)Ien eingraben. 
 
 Bur'sar, Bur'ser, s. 1. ter 95urfQriu§, Bd)a^= 
 meifter, (OlentOSSermalterj 2. ber@tipen= 
 biQt) — ship, bag ®(l)a|mei|^erQmt, 2C. 
 
 Biir'sary, *. 1. ber B6)a% (e. ^o^en @d[)ule, 2C.)j 
 2. Sc. & ^m. t)p& (Stipenbium. 
 
 Biirse, s. (in gronfreid^, ic) Die (|)anbel§=) 
 ffiorfe? c/. bag fur (5nglttnb,2c. iibl.Exchange. 
 
 To Burst, V. ir. I. «. 1. berf^en (au(^ ^g.)' 
 platen, auffpringenj 2. (—from), fic^ oon . . . 
 loSreifenj 3. (—upon), plo^Ii^ fi(^ jeigen, 
 trcffen (baS 2)^r, jc.)j 4-. ^ertorbrec^en (oon 
 e. StueUe, jc.)) 5. (—into), auSbre(l(>en (in 
 S^rdnen, ®ela(^ter, :c.)j 6. l^ereinbrec^en, 
 ^ereinftiirmen (to — in upon , ouf S^nianb 
 Io8)) to — forth, 1. ttusbred^enj 2. urn fit^ 
 greifen , II. a. h't. kfig. fprengen, jerfprengen. 
 
 Burst, I. .V. 1. ba8a3erflcn,ipia§eni 2. fig. Uh 
 4)ertorbreci)en, TCu^brcd^en j 3. bag ,ffrad^en, 
 ber ^ratbj 4. ber m^, Srud^, bie ©paltej 
 5. Surg, ber (®armOS3ru(^5 H- pref. o. To 
 Burst; III. p. p. njie Burstenj IV. comp. — 
 bellied, vid. Bursten; —wort, Bot. ba& 
 SBrud^fraut. [JBrut^ ^obenb. 
 
 Biir'sten, p. p. p. To Burst, qv.; einen (®Qrm=) 
 
 Bur'ster, 5. (giner, ber GtnjoS jerbrit^t, jc 
 
 Burt, s. Ich. bie (Steinbutte, ©ornbutte. 
 
 Bur'th?n, s. vid. b. b. Burden. [tentaljen. 
 
 Bur'ton, *. Mar. bie S^alje 5 — tackles, bie ©ei- 
 
 Bur^y [j((?//. ber'rj], s. bie |)6^Ie, rid. Borrow; 
 — pear, bie SSutterbim. 
 
 To Bury [ber'rj], v. a. 1. begrabcn, (jurGrbc) 
 beftatten? 2. eingroben? figs. 3. (fi(]^) oer= 
 grabcnj 4. (ber SSergeffen^eit) ubergeben. 
 
 Bush, *. 1. ber 93uf(^, etrau^j 2. ber93u= 
 fd^el, aSuf(^ (^aare, :c.)5 3. ber ,Rrans (q18 
 SBein= ob.aSierjeid^en)) 4. Sport. bieSlut^e 
 (be§Sud)feS)3 5. Mar.WmttaUhix6)U (an 
 a5Iocff(^eibcn)j 6. fr/i-io.bie5;tabenbudi)fc,aSa= 
 genbiid^fe , — men, bie 95ufd^mdnner (am SSor= 
 gcbirge ber guten^offnung) j —rangers, (in 
 S?onbiemen8lanb) SBcglaufer : — ranging, ba§ 
 Oldubermefen biefer 4)orben. 
 
 To Bush, v.l.n. bufc^ig werben? II. a. Mar. 
 (S5lo(ff(J^eiben) mit e. OJfetaUbiiid^fe oerfc^en. 
 
 Bfish'el, s. 1. ber(englif(^c)®d^e{felj 2. vulg. 
 ber^aufenj 3. v?U b. U. Bush, 4.; —iron, 
 Srud^eifcn. 
 
 Bush'?lage, s. Cvst. ber 3on nad^ bcm SSufljel. 
 
 Bush'jness, s. boS ffiuft^ige, SSufd^id^tc. 
 
 Bush'y, adj. gebufdjig, bufd)ig3 bufd^id^t. 
 
 Bus'ied [biz'zid], p.a. befd^dftigt, vid. To Busy. 
 
 Bus'jl^ss [biz'—], adj. unbefd^fiftigt, miifig. 
 
 Bus'jiy [bifz'— ], a,dv. ton Busy, qv. 
 
 Bus'iness [biz'n?s], s. l.ba§®ef(^dft, bicj^cr* 
 rid^tung? 2. bo& (|)anbelg=)®cfd^t^ft, ®c» 
 werbe, berSBetricb, |)anbct5 3. bie @orge, 
 ber ©egenflanb ber ®ef(^dftigung 3 4. bie 
 ^flid^t, ba§ 93eruf§gef(^dft5 5. bie ^ad^t^ 
 (Sl)rcnfad^e3 Tfngelegcn^eit, JC.} my— is done, 
 um mid^ ift e§ gcfd^c^enj to do the — for a 
 man, ^emanb tobten, ju ®runbe rid^ten. 
 
 Busk, s. ba§ asianfft^eit. 
 
 Biis'kin, s. I.ber4)albfliefel, ©d^niirftiefelj 2. 
 ber^ot^urn, S.fig. ba& S^rauerfpiel. 
 
 Biis'kined, adj. 1. in ^albftiefelnj 2. fig. ira 
 ^ot^urn, ^od^trabcnb. [SBiifc. 
 
 Biiss, .¥. 1. fam. ber^uf 5 2. bie (|>dring8=> 
 
 To BQss, y. a. 1. fam. fiiffen? 2. * berii^ren. 
 
 Biist, s. Sculp. ba& ®ruftbilb; bie 93uflc. 
 
 Bus't?Lrd, s. Orn. berXrappe. 
 
 To Bus'tle [biis'si], v. n. gefd(idftig, unru^i^ 
 fein, fi4) (gerdufd^ooU) regen, rii^ren. 
 
 Biis'tle [biis'si], I. s. ber 2drm, ba& ©erdufdj^ 
 ©etofe, ©ewii^l , II. int. ^urtig ! munter ! 
 
 Biis'tler, s. ber unru^ige ,Kopf, bie geft^dftigc 
 ^erfott. 
 
 Bus'y [biz'zi], adj. 1. bef(^dftigt j 2. gcfd^df« 
 tig, fleifig, cmrig, tWiQi 3. unru^ig, an^ 
 fd^ldgig, unnii^ gcfd^dftig j 4. Idftig, jubring* 
 Ii(t), ungefWmj 5. geft^dftSooU. 
 
 To Bus'y [biz'zi], v. a. befd^dftigen. 
 
 But, I. conj. 1. aber, alleinj 2. fonbern? — 
 also, fonbcrn aud^, II. ado. l.au8genommen, 
 aupcr: the last- one, ber (bie, ba§) oor* 
 le^te, (^dufig —that), roenn nid^t, wofern 
 nic^tj anber&al8j e8 feibenn, ba^..., por* 
 auSgefe^t, bop ... 3 ber (bie, bag) nid^t, baf 
 nic^tj obnic^tj bafj ais, not — that, nidtit 
 bap, nid^t, al8 ob...5 —for, wcnn e8 nid^t 
 um . . . gewefen rodre, rodre e8 ni(^t, bap ... 3 
 2. nur, blo8, cben, er^. 
 
 Biit, s. ] . ba8 (flarfe) (Snbe 3 bie ®rcnse3 2. bci 
 ^Ianfenfopf3 bepgl. —end, —shaft, vid. 
 Butt; 3. /</i.biea3utte,ber^Iunbcr3 4. Fish, 
 ber2ad^§forb3 5.bie@inn)cnbung3 bas^Cber. 
 
 To Bat, V. I. n. mt To Abut, qii. ; II. a. Gin*^ 
 ttjenbung madden. 
 
 But'cher, s. 1. ber 5)?e|gcr, <B6)la6}Uv, ^teis- 
 fd^er3 2. fig. ber blutgierige 9)?enf(^, 9)f5r= 
 ber 3 —bird, (—shrike), Orn. ber 5ieunt6b= 
 ter5 —'s cleaver, ba& 9J?e|gerbeil 3 —s row 
 (shambles), bie glcifc^bdnfe, ber^-fd^arren. 
 
 ToBut'cher,u a.l.fdt)Ia(^ten3 2.mc|eln,morbcn. 
 
 But'cherliness, s. t>it SBlutgier, ©raufamfeit. 
 
 But'cherly, adj. 1. blutgierig, graufam3 2. 
 grob unb ungefd^icft. 
 
 But'chery, s. 1. ba§ g{eif(^er()anbmcrf 3 2. bie 
 ©d^lad^tbanf 3 ba8 @(^lad)t^au8 3 3. bafi 
 asiutbab, bie5Kc$elet 
 
Butl 
 
 144 
 
 By 
 
 Biit'l^r, s. \)cx ^ellermeifter j .^ellncr 3 OJIunt^ 
 f^cnfj Siafelbceferi — 's pliers, fcic ^orf= 
 jange, —ship, t)a& ,KeUermeiflers 2c. ^mt 
 
 Biit'lerage, a-. t>ie SBeinflcuer. 
 
 Biit'm?nt, *. 1. Arch, ber lufDrurf, falter 
 (eines ©eroolbeS) 5 baS SBit^erlagcr (cincr 
 Sriicfe, jc.)j 2. Carp. l)ic ^cvhi. 
 
 Bute's. 1. t)ie asutte, J)a& grope ^ap, ©tucffap 
 (SBdn, jcOi 2. bas Mcfe (Snbe (c/. -end); 
 3. bie ©rense, 4. baS 3iel, bie ^U^6)ziU'^ 
 t>er@(^eibenftanDj 5.^g. (oud^ standing— ), 
 tiie 3ielf£^cibe (beg ©pottcS), i>a8 ©ti^blatt, 
 6. ber ^opfflop ) ©top (con einem ge^ornten 
 S^^iere)) T. Feiic. berStopj —end, t)a§ 
 (bidfc) enbC) bcr^olben, ©riff (opp. top - 
 end) ; Ship-b. ber ^lanf enfopf j — hinges, 
 vKdji(^en=3)^urangeln. 
 
 To BGtt, V. a. mit bem ,^opfe (t>en ^jornern) 
 ftopen j to — at, gegen, ober nac^ . . . ftopen. 
 
 BGt't^d, adj. begrenjt, umfd^ranft 
 
 Biit'ten, s. Sport. i)cr,Solbenttnfa$, vid.Burr,2. 
 
 But'ter, s. 1. bie SSutterj 2. C/ie/n. minera* 
 lifd^e S5 j — of antimony, Me @piepglan3= 
 butter, —bump, Orn. bie Sto^rbommclj — 
 churn cin SS-fttp (sum SSuttem)) —crock, 
 ber® topfj —flower, ^of-bieS-blume? —fly, 
 jE?if. ber ©d^mettcrling 5 —monger, ber 95-= 
 ^ofe? —pear, bie aj-biyn, ©(^malsbiritj — 
 print, —stamp, bie S-formj —salver, bie 
 95-bu(^fC5 —tooth, ber breite SSorbcrja^n. 
 
 To Biit'ter, v. a. 1. mitSSutter beftreid^cn (su= 
 rid^ten)^ 2. Gam. ben @a^ (imSpiele) »er= 
 
 But't^ri's, s. Far. ba& SSirf eifcn. [boppeln. 
 
 Biiftery, I. adj. butterid^t, butterartig? II. s. 
 bie ©peifcfammer. [Barley. 
 
 But'tl^dpr-bar'ley, s. vid. Battle-door-b. unt- 
 
 But'tock, s. bag (ber) |)intert^eil} —of beef, 
 ba& Senbenftiicf (oomSd^fen) j b-s, pi. 1. bie 
 ^interbocfen, ber ^td^ } baS ,H'reus (einc§ 
 ^fcrbeS) 5 2. Ship-b. bie ®iUen (Sflunbung) 
 eines ©(^iffes. 
 
 But'tQn, *. 1. ber ^nopf (im roeitcften ©inne), 
 2. bie^noSpe, bog^uge? 3. ber leberneOling 
 aneinem^reusjugelj 4. bie ^oljeme Z^uv= 
 flinfej 5. ber ^amm (an ©eigen, 2c.) , 6. 
 5ot. bie 5rcarbc hc^ ®riffel§5 b-s, 7. pi. 
 Spori. bie 2oofung beS ^afenj 8. Chem. 
 rcbucirtc SJietallfliimpc^en am 95oben beg 
 ed^melstiegel§3 -paper, tik ^-pappe, - 
 stone, Miu, bcr ^orpitj —tree, —wood, 
 1. bie amerifan. ^platane, 2. ber ^-baum, 
 —ware, ,S;-mttd^ermaarc. 
 
 ToBut't9n,u.a. jufnopfenj anFnopfenj to — 
 ^l*f fig' ftopfen, i?erfd^Iiepen. 
 
 But'tQner, s. bcr Jtnopfjic^er. 
 
 But'trfss, s. 1. Arch, bcr ©trcbcpfeiler, bie 
 
 (®enj6lbc*)®tu|ej 2. Fort. \>k ©pifec cincr 
 ©d()anje5 3.iJid.Butteris; 4.^g. bic ©tu§c. 
 
 To Biit'tress, v. a. Arch, jiu^cn, untcrfiiiien. 
 
 Butts, s. pi. (of. Butt), 1. (So^llcbcr in ganjcn 
 ^dutcnj 2. ber ©d^cibenftanb, ^ugclfang. 
 
 But'wfnk, s. Orn. bcr ^ibi^, vid. Lapwing. 
 
 Butyra'ceous, BGt'yrous, adj. buttcrartig. 
 
 Bux'om, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. flinf, mun* 
 tcr, 2. lofe, fd^clmifd^, luflig, 3. luflcrn, 
 iippig, pcrliebt. III. — ness, s. 1. bie ^linf= 
 l)eit,3Jfuntcrfeitj 2. bcr 9Kutt)n)iUc 5 3. bie 
 Sufternl)eit, SScrlicbt^cit. 
 
 To Buy [bi], v. ir. I. a. 1. Jaufcnj fig. 2. cr* 
 faufen (SemanbeS ®unft, 2c.) } 3. (—off), be* 
 ftcc^en/Crfaufen) to— in,(bei'Kuctioncn) »ie= 
 ber erflc^en, prucfhufcn 5 to — one out, 
 au§!aufcn (Semanbeg ©efd^dft, 2c.) 5 to — 
 up, auffaufcn 5 II. n. ^anbcln. 
 
 Buy'er,*.bcr^dufer,(linfduferj —of a bill,Com. 
 
 Biiz, int. ^pa^ \ laxi fari ! [bcr SBcd^fcInc^mer. 
 
 To Buzz, V. I. n. 1. fummcnj 2. murmcin, 
 brummcnj II. a. fliijlern, sufluftern, to — 
 about, au&plaubern. [©cfluflcr, ©cplaubcr. 
 
 Biizz, s. 1. ba8 ©ummcnj ,2. ba§ ©cmurmcl, 
 
 Biiz'zard, I. s. 1. Orn. bcrSSupaar, 5JidufefaIf j 
 2.^^-. ber ©ummfopf, einfatt§pinfcl j 11. 
 adj. fxnnloS, fur8fid)tig, bumm. 
 
 Buzzardet', s. Orn. bcr wciplidjc ^alfe. 
 
 Buz'z?r, s. ber 3ufluftcrcr j S)t)rcnbldfcr. 
 
 By, I. prep. 1. bci, nebcn, an, 2. ooriiber, i^or= 
 hcij 3. burd^, oon, mit, ocrmoge, nad^, unter j 
 Com. per (j. 35. by procuration, per ^ro= 
 cura)5 4. um, mi (cinanbcr): —catches 
 (turns, &c.), roed^felgroeifc, day - day, S^og 
 fur 3:agj 5. (con bcr 3cit) umj binncn, 
 wd^renbj feiti gegen, um . . . ^erum, 6. nad^, 
 jufolge, gcmdp, auS, auf . . . (^in? T. ju (auf 
 bemSlBcgc oon), iibcr, via; 8. in,um, fiirj 
 — way of example, beS 95eifpiel§ i^aU 
 ber j — the pound, per ^funb; — degrees, 
 nad^ ©erabcj — one tenth, um Vio (Idngcr, 
 2C.)5 —heart, auSwcnbig? -one's self, fiir 
 rid^, oKein 5 50 feet - 20, 50 ^up rang u. 20 
 breitj 6 (f.)-2, 6%. lang u.2 ^od^j East- 
 North, SJftsu 3torb5 —west, rocftroartS, — 
 all means, auf jebcn gall, burd|>au§5 —no 
 means, fcincgwegs, II. adu. 1. babci, ba= 
 nebeuj 2. befonberg, beifeite, 3.ba,pgcgcn5 
 4. oorbei, ooriiber, 5. (oon ber 3eit) nac^, 
 —and—, ndd)|^eng, balb, fogleid). 
 
 By-, comp. (mit bcmSScgriff beg 3TebengeIcge= 
 nen, Untcrgcorbnetcn, 2c.)? — l>ag, Post, bag 
 jftebenfellcifcn, -bio w,ber®lucfgfaUj -coach, 
 Po^f.bcraSciroagcnj —coffee-house, einSSin* 
 felfaffccl)aug5 eineSB-fd^cnfci —corner, l.ber 
 ©(^lupfwinfeli 2. bag5^ebcnjimmcr, ber^lfo; 
 
Bj 
 
 145 
 
 Cach 
 
 ttm —design, Me 3^cbcnttbfi4>t5 —dish, baS 
 «eicffen, 3njif(it>engeri(^t j -fair, bie 3^eben= 
 meffc5 —job, bie9?ebcnarbcit,bQS3^ebcnn>erf5 
 —law, 1. btt§ 3tcbcngefe| 5 2. baSSfteglement, 
 ®efe| ciner 3unft, iCo —name, bcr a5ei= 
 nttmc, ©pi^namcj —place, 1. ber^d^Iupf* 
 R)infel5 2. btc ^^ebenfdjonse, —play, ba& 
 3roifd)enfpiel,3ntermesso5 —sack, berSSats 
 focf, Sluerfarfj —speech, '2fug= (7Cb=)f<3^»ei= 
 funginberSHebej — way, ber <Seitenroeg, 9?es 
 bcnrocg, Umroeg, ICbrocg-, —word, ba§ ©prides 
 »ort> — work,ba§ 3^cbcn»crf,?Rcbcngebdubc. 
 
 Bye, in ben ^^rafcn: good-, icbe »o^n 
 
 adieu I by the—, im SSorbetge^en gefagt, ic 
 By'r^mpaats, s. Com. eine "iivt Stattun au8 
 
 ©urate. 
 Bys'ant, Bys'antine, s. vid. Byzant, kc. 
 Bys'slne, adj. bi|feif4>, (Coles) fcibcn. 
 B^s'sQlite, s. Min. Uv ©tra^lftcin, S5t)ffoUt^ 
 Byz'ant,*. 1. Num. bcr SQjantiner (@olbmiin» 
 
 ie)i 2. Tfer. ber ®oIbpfennig im SBapen. 
 Byzan'tian [— ahiain], adj. b^iantinifi^. 
 Byz'anfine, I. s. n>ie Byzant; II. adj. [bj- 
 
 zan'tjn], bt)santtnif(^. 
 
 C. 
 
 C [sc], s. 1. (cin 50?iflttuter) bQ5 6, C5 2. Mus. 
 feer crftc Son ber Sonleiter (c) 5 3. C spring, 
 bic (®prings)Sel5er in ^oim einc§ C. 
 
 C, abbr. x>. centum, ^unbert, fl. cent; ft. 
 copper; C. B. fl. Companion of the Bath, 
 Slitter bes SStttljorbenS^ C. C. C. ft. Coqms 
 Christi College; C. E. (Civ. Eng.) ft. 
 civil engineer ; C. (P.) S.fl. custos(privati) 
 sigilii, ber ©icgeU (®el)eimficgel=) Sen)Q^= 
 rerj Capt. ft. captain; Ch. fl. Charles, 
 capter, charch; Cit. ft. city, citizen, ci- 
 tadel; CI. fl. clerk, clergyman, Clement, 
 cloth; Co. ft. company, county, country; 
 Col. fl. colonel, Colossians; com., comr. fl. 
 commission, commissioner; Con. fl. consols, 
 (contr. ». consolidated stocks); Cr, fl. cre- 
 ditor; crim. con. fl. criminal conversation ; 
 Crt., Ccy. fl. current, currency; C. S. vid. 
 C. (P.) S.; Ct. fl. Count; cust. rot. fl. cu- 
 stos rotulorum, Tfuffe^er berTtr^ioc, Urfun= 
 benbcTOQ^rer in ber engl. .^anjellci^ Cwt. fl. 
 hundred weight. 
 
 Cab, s. (abhr.ry. Cabriolet) bieJDrofd^fej ber 
 ^iofer^ —man, bcr ^ioferfutfdjcr. 
 
 Cabal', 1. s. Theol. bie^obbttltti 2.bieGQbalc, 
 •Sfianfcfdjmieberei. 
 
 To Cabal', v.n. gobalen madfjen, 9lan!e fd^mie^ 
 
 Cab'ala, s. Theol. vid. Cabal. [ben. 
 
 Cab'alism, s. Theol. ber ^RabbttligmuS. 
 
 Cab'alist, s. 1. Tlieol. ber^obbalifl^ 2. Com. 
 (in ^ranfrei(^) ber ^gent, factor. 
 
 Cabalis'tic (— cal), I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 Theol. fabbQlifHf(b. 
 
 Cabal'ler, ,v. ber^Qbttlenmad^er, 9ldnfef(^mieb. 
 
 Cab'allTne, ad;, ju ^ferbcn ge^Srigj —aloes, 
 Med. bie Olofaloej —oil, bag ^ommfett. 
 
 Cab'aric, s, Bot. W |)afeln)urj. 
 
 Cab'bage, *. 1. ber^o^I, ^opffo^Ji, 2. Sport. 
 bie Wcfe, vid. Burr, 2.; Bot-s. —head, ber 
 I. 
 
 Jto^lfopf j —lettuce, beritopffattatj —plant, 
 bie Jto^IpflonjC) —palm, —tree, bie Jto^l' 
 palmej —worm, Ent. bie^o^lraupe. 
 
 To Cab'bage, v. n. Jtopfc fe$cn, fid) f(^Uepcn 
 (c. ^routartcn). 
 
 Cab'jn, s. 1. bQ& (§abinet5 2. bie Jtoiutej bie 
 ©djlafflette, Sea, ^oiej 3. bie fleine 4)utte, 
 95ube5 bas3eltj —boy, ber ©t^iffsjunge. 
 
 Cab'jnet, *. 1. bQ& fleine dimmer, (Sabinct, 2. 
 baS ©Qmmlunggsimmer^ 3. ber ©(j^ronf mit 
 oielen ©djubf often, ber ©dbreibefd^ranf i 4.(— 
 council), Pol. ber6abinet8rat^,bQS Cabinet ; 
 comp.— maker, ber ^unfttifd^lcrj —organ, 
 Mus. ba§ ^ofitioj —ware, ^unfttif(^lcr« 
 avhtiU —wood, feineS 4)oIs fur ^-tifd>ler. 
 
 Ca'ble, 5. Mar. bic ob. bttS ^ttbel,^abeltau,7Cn» 
 FertaU) — 's length, bic^abelldnge (I20^ttbep 
 ob.^laftern), —stage,— tier, r>a&MhtU(S)at. 
 
 Ca'bled, adj. l.Mar. mit einemSau befeftigt j 
 2. Arch, locrflfibt, runb gerippt. [fertau. 
 
 Ca'bl^t,*. Mar. eine^ferbelinie,baS Heine "if n» 
 
 Ca'bljau, s. Ich. ber ^abeljau, JSobliau. 
 
 Ca'bling, s. Arch, bie SJcr^fibung. 
 
 To Cabob', v. a. (bef. ©d)6pfenO?leifd(> (auf 
 Qfttttifd^c Tfrt) bci fc^neUem ^euer braten. 
 
 Cabo9hed', Caboshed', adj. Her. (oon S^ier* 
 fopfen) obgefd^nitten. [ber ^iid^enoerfd^Iag. 
 
 CabfiOse', s. Mar. bie ,ftombufc, (S(feiff&!u4>e5 
 
 Cab'otage, s. 1. bie^flenfc^ifffQ^rt, (Sabotogc j 
 2. ISaut. bie ^nft ^c& ^uftenfa^rens. 
 
 To Cab'otage, v. n. ^I'iften befa^rcuj ^iiflcn- 
 ^anbel treiben, cabotiren. 
 
 Cab'ri^let, s. btt§ (Sobriolet. 
 
 Caburns', s. Mar. ^abelgam, ©eilfoben. 
 Caca'o, s. Bot. ber Giacttoj —nut, bie QacaO" 
 
 bo^>nC5 c/. Cocoa. 
 Cajhec'tjc (—cal), adj. Med. cad^ectifd^. 
 Ca9h'et [or casha', Wore], s. (franj.) ber W» 
 
 nigl. ®c^eim= ob. SSer^aft&brief. 
 10 
 
Cach 
 
 146 
 
 Calc 
 
 Cljh'cxy, *. Med. bic (Sadjcyie. 
 
 To Cack'Ie, v.n.l. ga(f ein, gatf cm, fd^nattern 5 
 
 2, fig. fidfjern. [t>aS ©eploppcr. 
 
 Cack'Ie, s. 1. t)aS ®a(f cin, ©efinatter 5 2.^g:. 
 Cack'l?r, *. l.uwig. ba§ QQdfctnbe^u^n,::., 2. 
 C?ico'a, *. vid. Cacao, [^g. berSd^natterer. 
 Cac9£hym'ic (— cal), adj. Med. UpU »ert)or= 
 
 bcncr <Sdftc. [95Iute§, ter ©cifte. 
 
 Cac'o£hymy, s. Med. bie SSerborbenl^cit W6 
 Cacge't/ies, 5. Med. ba§ un^eilbarc ©cfd^wur. 
 C^tcSph'pny, *. i2/ief. & Med. bic ^aFop^onic 
 To C^cQ'mfnate, v. a. JUfpi^cn. 
 Cad, s. bcr Sf)ur6ffner etneg S)mnibu§, (MuU 
 
 fdi>erO ®el)iilfe 5 Saufburfd^e 5 caw^ berSSummf 
 Cada'ver, s. Anat. ber Seid^nam. [Icr. 
 
 Caidav^erous, arfy. lei(^ent)Qft5 Qoftg. 
 Cad'bate, s. jS'n?. ber ©trol^rourm, bie ^6d^er= 
 Cad'daw, s. Orn. bic So^Ic. [jungferloroc, 
 CSd'dis, *. Com. 1. t>a^ Jtobi&seUQj 2. gef6= 
 
 pcrteS SBoUcnbanb 5 3. vid. Cadbate. 
 Cad'dy, Cad'dee, s. ba§ Z^et= (3ucfer= :c.) 
 
 ,Rciftd(>en5 —shell, —shovel, —spoon, bQ& 
 
 S^eefd^fiufcld^cn, ^urfcrloffeldiicn. 
 Cade, I. *. ein ^fif(^en, Sfinnd^en (con 500 
 
 ^oringcn ob. lOOO (Sprotten)5 ll. adj. ja^m, 
 
 firrc;fanft5 — lamb, ba§^QU5lamm5 —oil, 
 
 "i^a^ SBad^^olberolj —worm, vid. Cadbate. 
 To Cade, v. a. (^ttuSt^iere) ja^m aufjie^en. 
 Ca'd^nce, Ca'dency, J. 1. ber Untergang j 2. 
 
 Mus.&Danc. bic gobcnj, ber Sact 5 3. Mil. ber 
 
 ®Icid(>f(§rittj 4. Man. bic f(^ulgered^tc a3e= 
 
 »cgung cinc§ ^ferbcS, 5. Her. bie Untcr= 
 
 fd^cibung bcr ^amilicn. 
 To Ca'd?nce, u. a. Xact gcben, cttbencircn. 
 Cadene', s. Com. 6abene(Seppic^e b.Seoantc). 
 Ca'dent, adj. faUcnb, Ijerabfallenb. [(§abet 
 Caidet', s. 1. bcr iungcre, jfingfte JBrubcr 5 2. bcr 
 
 CadeSv', s. vid. Cadbate. 
 C5d'^9r, s. bcr ^6hx, (SVictualicn-)l>QnbIcr. 
 Ca'di, s. Pol. ber (Sabi (im Orient). 
 Ca'diz, s.Geog. (Sttbiy (Stttbt in ©panicn). 
 Cad'mia, s. Min. vid. Calamine. 
 Cad'mjum, s. O'em. & Min. baS ^abmium. 
 Cadu'city, s. (W. fi.) lit. &fig. bic^inffiUigfcit. 
 Cadu'cous, adj. Bot. l^infdUig. 
 Caec'ity, Cael'ibaite, kc, vid. Ce.... 
 Caffa, s. Com. tin ofUnbifd(>er gcmalter bauni= 
 Caf fein, s. Chem. bttS J^offcin. [wollcncr 3cug. 
 Caffjlgi, s. bic (Sttffilo (8flcifcgefcU[(^aft im 
 Oaffra'ri?i, *. Geog. bic ^Qjfcrci. [£)ricnt). 
 Caiffree', Caf fre, s. bcr ^offcr. 
 Caf t^in, *. bcr Saftttn. 
 Cag, *. baS ^fif d^cn, vid. b. fi. Keg. 
 Ca|c,*. l.berSSogelbauer^^afig, 2.bicUmsfiu= 
 
 nun8,bQ§®cl^5gc5 3.bo§®ef5ngnif , 4.Carp. 
 
 bfr^Wantelj —work, bie gebrot^cne ITrbcit. 
 
 To Cage, v. a. (in cincn ^Qfig) cinfperren. 
 Ca'iaka [ca'ya— ], Caic, Clique' [— ik'], l.Mar 
 
 btt0 Mii, ©Qlecrcnbootj 2. bic <BaiU (Heine 
 
 aSarfe bcr ^ofafcn). 
 Cai'man, s. Zool. vid. Cayman. 
 C^irn [cirn], s. 1. cine fcgclformig jufammen* 
 
 ge^duftc ©tcinmoffc, 2. ein ©robmol. 
 Cai'sson, CaissCon', j. Mil. 1. ber untcrirbifd^e 
 
 Sombenfaficn, 2. berSKunition&wagen, 3. 
 
 Mar. ber 95oJ)e!aficn) 4. Arch, bicikrippc. 
 Cai'tif(Cai'tiflf), I. *. bcr ©Icnbc, Sumpcn^unb, 
 
 ©d^urfc, II. adj.; m. — ly, arfu. f(^ur!ifd^, 
 
 niebertrdd^tig. [2. bef^WQ^cn. 
 
 To Cajole', v. a. vulg. 1. fc^mcid^cln, flattiren j 
 Cajo'ler, s. indg. ber ©d^meid^Ier, ^ud^&s 
 
 fd^njdnser. 
 
 Cajo'lery, s. bie @d^meid(>clci, ffif c SBortc. 
 Cake, s. 1. bcr Jtu^cn, 2. Med. cine »er^dr» 
 
 UU ®cfd)n)ulfi5 3. baS J:-f6rmige (sufom= 
 
 mengefintcrte ©teinfo^Ien, cine @i§f(^oUe, 
 
 :c.)} —hoop, ein^-reif, ^-bonb. 
 To Cake, v. I. a. sufammcnbadfen (ettt)a&)f 
 
 n.w.SufQmmcnbacfeni caking coal, bieSSodt* 
 Cal, s. Chem. gelbcr TCrfenif. [fo^le. 
 
 Cal'?ibar, s. Zool. X^a^ ftbirifd^e (5id^^6rnd()cn» 
 
 — skins, ©rouwcrf »on bicfem S^icrt^en. 
 Cal'abash, s. 1. bcr ^lofd^cnffirbif 5 2. bic JWr* 
 
 bi^flaf(^c 5 — tree, Bot. ber SalttbttjTenbaum. 
 Cala'bria, s Geog. (ba$ Sanb) (Salabrien. 
 Calade', s. Man. ber5Cb^Qng (in b. 9teitf(^ulc). 
 Cal'ais, .v. Geog. (bic ©tabt) (§altti§. 
 Calaman'co, *.Com. ber^al(o)mttnf,(5alman8. 
 Cal'amar, Cal'amary, s. Zk>oI. ber ^olmor. 
 Cal'ambac, .9. bo6 (SolombQC^Olj. 
 Calamif erous, adj. ftengclf6rmig, ftengclttrtig. 
 Cal'amine, Cal'amin, s. Min, ber ©Qlmei. 
 Cal'amint, s. Bot. bic .fta^enrnfinje. 
 Cal'amit, s. Min. bcr ,ffalamit. 
 Cal'amite, s. Bot. vid. Moly. 
 Calam'itous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. clcnb, iam» 
 
 mcrOoU J in. — ness, s. vid. Calamity. 
 Cailam'jty, s. ba§ ©Icnb, Unglurf, bic 3;nibfol, 
 
 SBibcrrodrtigfeit, 9iot^, berSontmcr. 
 Cai'^imus, *. l.baSSlo^r^ 2.iJo<.bcr^almu§. 
 Calash', s. 1. bic ^alcfd^c 5 2. ein graucnl^nt 
 
 (mit cinem ^rogcn), urn gegcn bie (Sonne 
 
 ju f(^u§cn. [ber ©porn. 
 
 Cal'car, s. 1. C7iem. bcr Salcinirofcn 5 2. Bot. 
 Cal'carate, adj. Bot. mit cinem@porn pcrfe^en 
 Calca'reous (— 'rious), adj. f alf ortig 5 —earth, 
 
 bic ^alfcrbcj —grit, ^icfclnicrcnfolf. 
 Cal'ceat^d, adj. befd^u^ct, in ©d^u^en. 
 Cal'cedpn, s. Jew. cine falfd(>c 3Cber in cinem 
 
 ©bclflcinc. 
 CalcedO'njijs, Cal'cedony, &c., vid. Ch . . .. 
 Calcif^rous, adj. falf^alttg. 
 
Calc 
 
 147 
 
 Call 
 
 Cal'cjnable, adj. Cliem. Cttlcinil1)ar. 
 To Cal'cinate, vid. To Calcine. [Dation. 
 
 Calcina'tion, s Chem. bie Salcinotion, 2)3Cl)= 
 Calcin'atory, 3 Qiem. bcr ^alcinirticgel. 
 To Calcine', I. a. 1. Chem. colciniren, oyi)= 
 
 Mren, 2. fig. oerjc^ren, »crbrenncn5 II- n. 
 
 fi(^ iDcrfolfcn. 
 Cal'cium, s. Chem. baS Golcium, ,<talfrQl)ifal. 
 Cal'cul^tble, adj. i&^U oti. bcrcd(>enbar. 
 Cal'cQIairy, I. s, collect. @tcine ill ^ernfrud()s 
 
 ten 5 II. adj. Med. ben <Stein bctrcffcnb. 
 To Cal'culate, v. I. a. bere(bncn (au(3(> ^g.) 
 
 auSrcd^ncn, II. n. rc(i)nen. 
 Calcula'tion, *. 1. bic Sflcd^cnfunftj 2. bie95c 
 
 rcd^nung (aud^ ^g.); 3. Com. bie Qalculo 
 
 tion, ber 6qIcuI. 
 Cal'calative, adj. be* ob. fiberretijnenb. [rer. 
 Cal'culator, s. ber Seredjner , Slcdjnunggfu^s 
 Cal^culatory, ad;. ba& 0lc(j>ncn betrcffcnb. 
 Cal'culous, CalculOse', adj. 1. fleinartig, gric= 
 
 fig 5 2. Med. mit bem <Stcine be^oftct. 
 Cal'culus, s. 1. Med. ber (S5Iafcn=)©tcfn 5 2. 
 
 bie ©timmfugclj 3. Math, bie {Rcdjnung. 
 Cal'drpn, s. ber JtcfTcI, Jtodjfcjfel. 
 Cale, vid. Cole k Kail. Cale9he', uid. Calaah. 
 CalSdo'ni?, s. * Jtalcbonicn, ©(bottlanb. 
 Caledo'nian, adj. & s, folebonifc^, ber JtalC: 
 
 bonier. [marmtfcin 
 
 Calefac'tion, *. i.bicgrwfirmung, 2.bQ&er5 
 Calcfac'tiYe, Calefac'tpry, adj. crwfirmcnb; 
 
 er^i$enb. [^i§en. 
 
 To Cal'efy, V. I. a. crwdrmcn, II. n. pd^ er» 
 Cal'^ndar, s. 1. Chron. bcr ,ffalcnber 5 2. baS 
 
 a5crsei(l(>nip. [(einen^eiligcn). 
 
 To Cal'endar, v. a. im Jtalenbcr Qufhe^mcn 
 To Cal'^nd^r, v. a. Mech. Su(^e (3euge) roarm 
 
 prejfen, rotten, mangctn? (SBaf^e) plattcn. 
 Cal'endar, s. 1. Mec/i. berSoIanber, tieZvL(i)= 
 
 ob. 3eugprefc, 3eugrone ob. 3JJangeI 5 2. v<v/. 
 
 Calendrer; 3. eine ^Idtterinn 5 Ent. 4. ber 
 
 ,Kornn>unn, SBibcIj 5. bcr®lQnbcr, @pect= 
 
 Mfer5 —stone, Mech. bcr ©lattflein, ®nie= 
 
 belftein. [reitcr. 
 
 Cal'endrer, .v. Mech. ber 3eugprefrcr, Sud^bc= 
 Cal'end^, s. pi. Chron. bic 6alenben. 
 CSl'enture [— tshfir], s. Med. boS ^i^tge Stli= 
 
 moflebcr bcr ©eclcute. 
 Calf [caf], s. (c/.CalTcs, pi.) 1. bOS^alb^ 2. 
 
 Sport. U& |)irf(^falb 5 3. ein junger SBaa= 
 
 fiji)', ^.fig. bcr einfaltgpinfel, Solpcl; 5. 
 
 bieaSabcs 6. Sea,bQ§gefentte(iiberf(^roemm= 
 
 tc) ei&|Wrf5 —8 foot, Bot. ber QCron^ — 's 
 
 plack,bQS JtttlbggcfrofCj — 's skin, bQS,RttIb= 
 
 Icberj —8 snoot; wd.in Calves, pi. 
 Calf jsh [ca'f}8h], adj. n>ic ein ^alb. 
 Cal'jb?r, *. (?wn. bcr(5aUber5 bag ,Rugelmap ; 
 
 —compasses, Mech. bcr SaftcrjirFcI, (Soliber* 
 
 SirfcU —rule. Gun. ber Qoliberftab. 
 Cali'bre [or cal'iber], s. mod. bie Scfd^Qffcn* 
 
 ^cit, ILxt, ber ©tcmpcl, Qljoraftcr. 
 Cal'jce, *. Rei. bcr ^bcnbmal)l5fcl(^. [fclc'^c. 
 Cal'ic?s, J. pi. Anat. bic3ticrcnbci1jcr, 9Jicrcn= 
 Cal'ico (Cal'jcoe), s. bcr ^i^, J^attunj — 
 
 printer, bcr ,^Qttunbrucfcr. 
 Cal'id, I. adj. \;cif, brcnucnb, II. — ness, Ca. 
 
 lid'jty, s. bie |)i5c. [ro^rc. 
 
 Cal'jdiict, s. Mech. bcrSBarmeleitcr, bicSBdrm* 
 Caljet'ta, s. Bot. bcr SBodjljolbcrfdjroQmm. 
 Ca'ljf, s. bcr StaliU — "brp, Cal'jfate, boS M- 
 
 lifQt. [fKbtd, bcr ijorn^QUtflctt. 
 
 Caljga'tion, s. Med. bicSScrbunfclung bc§ @c« 
 C^lig'inons, I. adj. bunfcl, biiftcr, fipftcrj 11. 
 
 — ness, s. bic jDunfcIbcit, ©uftcr^cit. 
 Calig'rapher, s. bcr ^ffaUigrap^. 
 Caljgraph'ic, adj. FoUigropljifci. 
 Cairjraphy, s. bic ,KQUigrapt)ic. 
 
 Ca'ljn, X. bos (Salin ((^incf.OJfctaUmifdjung). 
 Calipash', s. Cook. boS ^Icifcb, n)Q$ om Otuctcn* 
 
 f(j()ilbe bcr ©(^ilbfrotc ji^t i Caljpee'(or fowl), 
 
 baS gleifd^, roas am 3jQurbf(l?ilbc fi^t. 
 Cal'iperf , *. p/, M'ch. vid. Caliber-compasses. 
 Ca'liph, &c., vid. C.ilif, &c. 
 Cal'jver, s. bic ^Qfcnbu4>fc. [r?d. Calyx. 
 
 Ca'lix [or Cal'jx], s. 1. u»d. Calice; 2. />of. 
 To Calk [cak], v. a. 1. Mar. folfotcm^ 2. 
 
 Am. (^fcrbc, w.) mit ©ie-bufcifcn bcfdjlagcn. 
 Calk'^r [ca'k^r], s. Mar, bcr Jtoifotcrcr. 
 Cal'kjng,.?. \.Paint.t>a^S(a ftrcnj 2. [ca'king]. 
 
 Mar. baS SBcrg (bcr ^anf) jum Jtolfatcm, 
 
 — iron, ber ©topfmci^cl, \ia6 ,KaIfatcircn. 
 Cal'kins, Calks [or c.Vkinz, caks], s. pi. bit 
 
 eiS^ufcifcn (bcr pfcrbc obcr Sdjfcn). 
 To Call, V. I. a. 1. ncnncn, ^cifcn, bencniicn 5 
 2 nifcn, (— together) jufammcnrufcn, for* 
 bcm, berufcnj Law), oorforbcrn 5 S. Script. 
 cinlabcni ^.fig. jufammcnnc^mcn, fammeln 
 (fcinc ©inne) 5 5. auSrufcni anfogcnj 6. cr« 
 ncnncn, bcrufcn? 7. anrnfcni U. n. l.(jun). 
 miton), rufcn? 2. 5por^ lorfcn, 3. Hunt. 
 anf^Iagcn? 4. (mit at, on, upon, in, bci 
 Smb., in c. SBirt^S^aufe) cinfprctbcn, j?or= 
 fprcdjen, e. furscn 33cfu(b mof^cn^ to — one 
 names, ^cmanbcm ©^impfnamcn gebcnj to— 
 at a port, (n.) Mar. cincn OiotbO-^cifcn an= 
 fegcln 5 to — for, na6) (etiooS) fragcn, »>cr» 
 iongen, bcftellcn, c-ed for. Com. bcgc^rt, 
 gefudtit, to — forth,ytg. aufbictcn, to — in, 
 1. ^crcinrufen, cinlabcn^jcj 2. (©djulbcn, 
 2C.) einiiie^cn, einforbcnti 3. roibcrrufcn, 8U= 
 riictnc^mcn (c. (Scfe^, :c.)5 to — in (into) 
 question, in 3n)cifcl sicken, to — off, ob-- 
 rufen, abjic^en? to — on (upon), 1. Qufriu 
 10* 
 
Call 
 
 148 
 
 Came 
 
 fcni 2. anrufcn, anfpred^cn, bitten 5 3. er= 
 ma^nen, erinncrn, to- over, (ctneSiftc, it.) 
 vcrlefenj to — to mind, ^g. 1. priicfrufcnj 
 2. fic^ ennnern^bcbcnfeni to— op, l.^crauf= 
 rufcn, 2. aufrufen, erwcctcnj crregcn} 3. (®cis 
 fler) bcfd^roorcn, citircn j to — upon (to) one, 
 
 1. n. r^i auf^mb. bcrufen, II. a. (Smb.) auf= 
 forbcrn (mcift im pew.; to be called upon). 
 
 Cull, s. 1. bcr 9luf, 6(brei5 2. bie aScrufung, 
 ernennung, ber Sfluf 5 3. ^^r* ber aScruf, 4 
 ba§:jfmt,(a3cruf§=)®cf(bdft5 5. ber 95efe^l, 
 ^fntricb, bie Ifufforbcrung , 6. ber furje a3e= 
 fu(b5 7. bie SSerlefungj Pari, (—of the 
 house), a) bic 3ufammcnberufung (bc8 ^ar= 
 laments i b) ber namentlidje ^ufruf (jur "Kh' 
 ftimmung, :c.); 8. Com. a) bie 3^Q(^frQge, 
 berSBoarcnbcgv^r^ 6) bie (9latcn=)Gin5Q^= 
 lung, ber (Sinftbap (hci TCctienunterne^men)^ 
 9. Sport, a) ein |>ornftgnal fiir bie^unbe, 
 h) ber aSogelruf, bie Sotfpfeife^ 10. Mil. Der 
 TCppelli 11. Mar. bie (Sommanbopfeife (be§ 
 ^o<bboot§mann§)} 12. Mm. berSungflein^ 
 — bird, Spvrt. ber Sorfoogcl. 
 
 Call'er, s. 1. ber Olufer, 2. toer SScfucber, k. 
 
 Cal'ljd, I. adj. i>erf(imi|t, fd^lau, II. — ness 
 (Calird'jty), s. bieg$erfd)miotbeit, ecblaubeit. 
 
 Ca'lling, (p.) s. 1. bQ§ Slufen, 2C.i 2. ber 95e= 
 ruf, ©tonbj 3. Script, bie aSerufung burtb 
 ®ottj roll -, ber TTppeU. 
 
 Calljpash', Cal'ljpers, <fec., vid. Calipash, &c. 
 
 Callos'jtj , s. bie <Bd)mtlt, ^drte ber ^aut. 
 
 C.nl'lous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1 . Surg. fd^n)ie= 
 Iig,i>er^drtet, fnorrig, 2. fig. unempfinblit^ 5 
 III. — ness, *. 1. Surg, bic 4)aut»>crbttrtung i 
 
 2. fig. W Uncmpftnblicbfeit. 
 
 C.al'low, adj. 1. ungefiebert, fat)! 5 2. fig. jung, 
 unreif j —doctor, ber OJiarftf^breier. 
 
 Cal'lus, s. (iQt.) 1. Med ber ^norpel, 2. 
 Surg, bie ©(bwiele, SSer^artung. 
 
 Ciiim [cam], I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ftiU, 
 ru^ig (ipon ber See, 2c. )5 2. fig. rul)ig, Ieibcn= 
 [(baftSIogj 111.5. l.bicStittc, SBinbfiiUei 
 2. ^/?g. bic Slu^c (bcS ® cmutt)§, :c.). [gen. 
 
 ToCalm[cam], v. a. lit. A^g-ftiUen, bcru^i= 
 
 Ciilm'er [ca'raer], s. ber ©eru^igcr, ba§ a5c= 
 ru^igunggmittel. [Olube. 
 
 Calm'ness [ciim'— ], s. lit. & fig. bic ©tille, 
 
 C.il'omel, s. Chom. boS ^Rolomcl. 
 
 Calor'jc, Phy. I. *. ber SBdrmcflcff , II. adj. 
 ben SB. betreffcnb. [(ber OJiincrairodffer). 
 
 Caloric'ity,*. Phy. mod. bic fpccifif(beaBdrmc 
 
 Caloriff jc, adj. bi^cnb, er[)i§enb. 
 
 CSiorrm'eter, s. Mech. ber SBdrmemcffer. 
 
 Cal'orjmotor, [ Wh.\ s. Ga'v. ber Galorimotor. 
 
 Calotte', C?ilote',*. Lbie^piattrnfi^c^ ba§^pric= 
 (lerOJtdppdf>en5 2. Arch. boS ^dppr^en. 
 
 Cal'Qtfpe, s. Phy. mod. bO§ ^alotQp. 
 Caloy'er, s. Ecc. ber (grie(bif(^e) 5}i6ttd(). 
 Cal'trQp, Cal'i/irop, *. 1. fiof. vj'd.Water-c; 2. 
 
 Mi/, bie ^upangclj 3. Sport. ba& SKolfeifen. 
 To Caliim'niate, v. a.kn. falf(b anflagenj loer* 
 Caluuinia'tion, s. bieSSerlcumbung. [leumben. 
 Caliim'niator, s. bcr SBcrleumber. 
 Caliim'niat<?ry, adj. cerleumberif(3^. 
 Caliim'nious, I. adj.; II. — iy, adv. iDerleum- 
 
 berifd?. III. —ness, 5. ba& SSerleumberiffbe. 
 CalViuny, s. bie SSericumbung. 
 CaI'vary, s. Script, bcr Saloaricnbcrg. 
 To Ciilve [car], v. n. 1. hlben, cin ^alb wer* 
 
 fen? 2. fig. cont. ^crporbringen, erjeugen. 
 Calves [cavs], s. pi. J)on Calf, 1. ^dlberj 2. 
 
 ^albfeUC) —snout (—mouth), Bot. ba& 86' 
 
 menmQul 5 — runnet, — velve, ba§ (^dfe)2ab. 
 Cal'vjnrsm, s. Ecc. bcr (Sal»ini§mu§. 
 Cal'vjnist, s. Ecc. ber (Saloinifl, S^leformirtc. 
 Calvinifs'tic (— cal), adj. Cttl»iniflifd(>. 
 CaI'vish [ca'vish], adj. Wic Calfisli, qv. 
 Cal'vjty, s. bie Jtatjlbeit, ©lo^e. 
 Calx, .V. Qum. ber^alf, btt& £)xt)b. 
 Calyc'inal, Cal'ycine, adj. Bot. 1. cincn ^elcb 
 
 bobenbj 2. sum Jtel(bege^6rigj 3. auf bem 
 
 ^eld^e fi^enb, 
 
 Cal'ycle,.v. jBot. ber Heine SSIumcnfelcb. [fel(bt. 
 Cal'ycled, Calyc'ulate (— ated), adj. Bot. gc* 
 Calyp'ter, s. Bot. bie ^ix^e (ber ^oofe). 
 Ca'lyx, s. Bot. ber ^eld^, Slumenfeld^. 
 Camai'eu, Camay'eu, s. 1. Min. ber 6amce, 
 
 a^ilberflein, 2. Paint. ba&6amQieu=®emdlbc. 
 Cam'b?r, s. l.(— beam), bef. Ship-b.tia^ bo« 
 
 genformig au§gebauene Bt&d asaubolj? 2. 
 
 Mar. ber ^Q^enriicfen 5 c-ed deck, btt§ ©erf 
 
 mit cinem ^a^enriicfen. 
 Cam'bering, p. a. Mar. gcMmmt, gebogcn. 
 CiWbjst, s. (ital i m. ii.) ber SBetbSler. 
 Cam'brcl, jf.^wtc/i.bas^dngebolj. [dambribgc. 
 Cam'briain, s. & adj. 1. ttU§ SambroQ, 2. OUS 
 Cam'bric, *. Co7rt. ber gombricf j —muslin, 
 
 glatter (roeifer) 5Ku§Iin, 35Qti|l(=5JJu§Iin)} 
 
 — paper, Hi ©eibenpapier. [gambribgc. 
 Cam'bridge, s. Geog. (bic Uni»erfitdt8|tabt) 
 Came, I. pret. »on To Come ; II. s. Glaz. btt& 
 
 gcnjlierblci. 
 Cam'el, s. 1. Zool. ba&,KamecIi 2. Mech. ba§ 
 
 itamcel (gum ^eben ber <S(biffe fiber Untie* 
 
 fen)j 3. i?i6/. ein bicfes ©eil. 
 Cam'ellne, adj. »om ^omcel. 
 Came'ljon, s. vid. Chameleon. 
 Csim'elopard [IVfe., Sm., &c.] s. Zool, \i(tSt(L» 
 
 meelparber, ^ttmeloporb, bie ©iroffe. 
 Cam'elot, s: vid. Camlet. 
 Camc'o [ Wore."], s. vid. Camaieu. 
 Cam^ralis'tjc, adj. famcraliftif(b. 
 
Came 
 
 149 
 
 Cane 
 
 Cameralis'tjcs, s. pi. bie^ftamcralroiflfettfiJ^aften. 
 To Cam'erate, v. a. mVbtn. 
 Camera'tion, s. Uc SKolbung, bag ®en)6lbe. 
 Camer66n',*. Com. dxi njoUener 3eug (fur ben 
 
 ofKnb. maxH). 
 Cam.isade', Camisa'do, s. Mil. Die (SamifabC. 
 Cam'let, s. Com. ttv Somclot. 
 Camletees', s. Com. gemuflcrte (SomelotjeuQC 
 Camletine', *. Com. einelrt geringerGttmelot. 
 CWmoc (Cam'ock), s. Bot. Die ^au^e(^el. 
 CiWock, s. Ship-h. ein ©tiitf MkWh 
 Cara'omile, s. Bot. Die romifd^e »Komitte. 
 Camp, s. I. Dag Soger (cineS ^eere&), gelD= 
 
 lager 5 2. Dielrmee. 
 To Camp, vid. D. ii. To Encamp. 
 Campaign', Campain', s. 1. Die Gbcnej 2. 
 
 Dcr ^elDjug. 
 
 To Campaign', v. n. einen ^elDjug mitmo(^en. 
 Carapaign'er, s. Dcr alte oerfu(^tc ©olDat. 
 Campa'na, x. Bot. Die Jtut^enf^elle. 
 Campan'iform, adj. Bvt. glorfenfomtig. 
 Campanoi'ogy, s. Lit. Die (Sompanologie. 
 Campan'ula, s. Bot. Die ©lorfenblume. 
 Campan'Qlate, adj. Bot. glorfenformig. 
 Campea'chy , Campe9he', Campech', s. (— 
 
 wood), Bot. Da& Sampc(i^e^ol5, JBrajiIien^ols. 
 Campes'tral, adj. im gelDe TOOC^fenD, roilD. 
 Campes'trjan, adj. ouf Da§ ^elD bejuglic^. 
 Cam'phor, s. Der ,ffamp^er. [roafc^en. 
 
 To Cam'phor, v. a. mit ^ampi)er fdtttgen, 
 Cam'phorate I. .v. Chem. DaS famp^erfaure 
 
 Balli II. (or Cam'phorated), at/j. mit^ams 
 
 p^er angemac^t, gefamp^ert. 
 Camphor'jc, adj. famp^crboltig, ,Ramp^ers. 
 Cam'pjng, (p.) s. Gam. Da5 SaUonfpiel. 
 Cam'pion, s. Bot. Do§ |)immel§r6S(^cn. 
 Cam'-wood [— 'wud], s. Da§ ,Ram^ol5, afrifas 
 
 nif*e (Rot^^ols. 
 Can, s. Die (^oljemc) ^annc? —buoys, pi. 
 
 Mar. ^IopsSoi)en) —hooks, Die ?dkri)aUn, 
 
 ©(^infel^atcn. 
 Can, V. d. ir. n. Unxitn, ocrmSgen. 
 Cana'dian, adj. &. s. canaDif^j Der(§anaDicr. 
 Can'akin, s. dim. DttS ,Rclnn(i^en. 
 Canal', s. Hydrol. 1. Der,^anaU 2. eineaSaf* 
 
 fcrleitung im ,RIeinen, Die diinm, Sflo^rej 
 
 3. Anat. DaS ro^renformige ®efdp, Der ^a= 
 
 nali 4. Surg. Die 6(biene,a5cinIaDe 5 o.fig. 
 
 DerSBeg,Do§ 5!Kittel5 —coal, m'd.Cannel-coal. 
 Canalic'ulated, CanalTc'uIate, adj. 1. au§ge= 
 
 {>6^It(n)ie eine9l6l)re)i 2. Bo<. rinnenformig. 
 Ciinalisa'tion, Can'aling, s. Der v^analbau. 
 To Can'alize, v. a. einen ^ffanaI(^KandIe)bauen. 
 C^na'ry, ,<. Der ,Kanaricnfect 5 —bird, l.Orn. 
 
 ber^-oogel 5 2. ^g. DerScbalf j —grass, Bot. 
 
 Io6^-(=8lon50gra&, Daron: —seed, Der ^a= 
 
 narienfamc, the— Islands, (or theCanariCft| 
 
 Geog. Die ^-infcln? —weed, Bvt. Die Stx&Vt 
 
 terorfeiUe. 
 To Can'cel. v. a. 1. umgittcm, mit Bi}xan' 
 
 fen umgeben j 2. freujroeife Durdlif^reid^cn 5 3. 
 
 Law, aufl)eben, annuUiren, 4. Com. (ges 
 
 gebene luftrdge) raiDerrufcn, abfcbreiben, 
 
 (einen ©(bulDpoflen) aust^un? ». Typ. Qax- 
 Can'cel, s. Typ. Dcr Sarton. [ton§ Drudten. 
 Can'c^lated, adj. oergittert, 2C. cf. To Cancel. 
 Cancfla'tion, s. 1. Die ©uriftrcid^ung 5 2. Die 
 
 QCnnuUirung. 
 
 Cancella'riate, adj. Dcn ^anjler betreffcnD. 
 Can'cer, s. Ent.y Ast. & Med Der ^rebS. 
 To Can'cerate, v. n. Med. frebgartig werDen. 
 Canceril'tion, s.Med. DieSntf^eljung D.,^rcbfeg. 
 Can'cerous, I. adj. frcbgartigj II. —ness, *. 
 
 Die ^rebsartigfeit. L^^rebg geftaltet. 
 
 Can'criform, adj. 1. frebgartig, 2. mk cin 
 Can'crine, adj. l.frebgartigj 2. jicb rurf= u. 
 
 oorwdrtg beroegcnD. [lrmleu(btcr. 
 
 Candel'abre, Candela'brura, s. ein fle^enDer 
 Can'dent, adj. Chem. (toti^) glii^cnD. 
 Can'djcant, adj. Chein. rotif werDenD. 
 Can'djd, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. reDlid^, aufrid^^ 
 
 tig, oifen. III. — ness,*. Dic€fleDUcb!eit, ICuf^ 
 
 ridjtigfeit. 
 Can'didate, s. Lit. kfig. Dcr (SanDiDat. 
 To Can'diff, «. a. n>ei^ ma(ben, mei^en. 
 Candi^a'tion, s. Chem. Die SanDirung. 
 Can'dle, s. 1. Dog 2i(bt, DieJterje^ 2. * Dae 
 
 ^immclglid^tj comp. —bombs, JtnoIIgldfer; 
 
 — box, eine S-laDe, —broach, cin S-fpiefj 
 
 — coal, vid. Cannel-coal ; —jack, Der SBod^g 
 f!o(!leud^ter 1 —light. Dog (^erjen=) Sid^t 
 {opp. Sogcglicbt) 5 — mould frame, cin 2-s 
 tifd^i -8afe,Die2-manfd)ette5 DerS-fporer, 
 2-fned^tj — snuffers, pi. Die 2-pu$e 5 —stick, 
 Dcr 2eU(!^ter5 branched (or armed) —stick, 
 Der :}frmleu(bter5 -stuff, Der (2i(^t--) SqIQ; 
 :c. 5 -waster, DerSlduber am Sid^te? —wood, 
 Dag (Sitroncn^olj. 
 
 Can'dlemas, s, (—day), Die Sic^tmcffe. 
 
 Can'doc, Can'dpck, s. Bot. Dog^Iu^grog. [fcit. 
 
 Can'dor (—our), s. Die SflcDli{t)f eit, Tfufri^tigs 
 
 ToCan'dy, v. I. a. conDircnj in 3ucter cin- 
 mod(>cn5 II. n. friftoUifiren. 
 
 Can'dy, I. s. Dag ©ingemacbtc, 3u(fcr»erf j 
 (sugar—), Dcr6anDig(=3u(fcr) j II. adj. can= 
 Dirt 5 —tuft, Bof. Dcr SBouernfcnf. 
 
 Cane, .v. 1. DagSlobrj 2. Der mobrf^ocej ®pa= 
 Sierflorf, 3. Die Eanje, Der ^feil oug Sflo^r, 
 4. Com. Die(5anna (itol. @lle)i comp. —bill, 
 Dag Oto^rmejfer, Jtoppmefferj -blinds, pi. 
 ofiinDifcbc {Ro^rs^oloufieni -bottom-chair, 
 Der ato^rflu^I 5 —brake. Dog @er6brid(>i 
 
Gane 
 
 150 
 
 Cant 
 
 — head, ber ©totfPnopf? —hole, bic SScrtie* 
 fung, in n)cl(^ct)a$3uctcrro^r gepflQnjtmrbj 
 —man, ber©tocfl)dnblerj —pencil, bie9lol)r= 
 93ldfcDer j —spirit, 3ucfcrrot)r=©pirituS5 — 
 
 — trash. Die Uberbleibfel Deg ausgcpreften 
 3urferro^rc^. 
 
 To Cane, v. n. ©torfprugcl gcbcn, prugeln. 
 C^neI',Aj .ber(§ttnccU 2.[can'^l],c(>mp.— bone, 
 
 Anat J)Q5(Surgdbcinj —coal, oif/.Cannel-c. 
 Canes'cent, adj. Hot. roeipgrau, rocif lidt). 
 Canic'ula, Can'icule, s. Ast. ber |)UnbSjlertt3 
 fin. Die 4)unb6tQge. 
 CanTc'ular days, pL bic ^unbStage. 
 Canine', adj. ^iinbifd^ j Med. —appetite, bet 
 
 i)unb6t)ungcrj —madness, bie ^unb§»ut^5 
 
 — teeth, Aitat. bie ^unbS5dt)nc. 
 Can'jster, s. bic S^cebiicbfe, blci^crne SBiid^fc, 
 
 —shot. Gun. ^ortdtfi^cn. 
 
 Can'ker, s. 1. Bot. a) ber ^rcb&j SSronb, 
 Confer 5 A) vW. -rose; 2. C/iem. bcrSdoftj 
 3. gf«. bcf. Med TfUcS ^rcfftnbc unb SSer= 
 jc^rcnbc 5 4. Tf^. bQ§ ^rcbSgefd^rour (bcr 
 ^pfcrbC; inbcr^c^leberS56gcl)3 bcrS)l3rcn= 
 frcb$ bcr .tobo 5. £:««. a) (— tly), bie 
 aSdrcnraupei 6) (-worm), bcr ©(^rotcrj 
 comp. Bot-s. -root, bcr geiticinc ©ttucr= 
 ampfcr^ —rose, bic ^unbSrcfej -worm, 1. 
 bcr^ngcrlingi 2.bic gcmcine9KauIraurf§griUe. 
 
 To Can'ker, v. I. a. l.QnfrcfTcn^serfrcffen, an= 
 flccEcnj 2.fig. ccrgiftcn, pergaUenj II. n. 1. 
 tcrbcrbcn, zco 2. roften. 
 
 Can'kered, I. adj.; 11 —ly, adv. mfirrif(!^} 
 un^6flid) i morQlif(& wrfcbrt. 
 
 Cank'^rlike, Can'kerous, adj. !reb§artig. 
 
 CanTcery, adj. roflig. Cann, vid. Can. 
 
 Can'nablne, adj. ^anfcn. 
 
 C^innal', *. vid. Canal & Canel. 
 
 Can'n^i-coai, s. Min. bie Slo^rftcinfo^le. 
 
 Can'nequjn [— kjn], s. Com. tin oflinbif(l(>er 
 aSQumrooUcnseug. 
 
 Can'nibal, I. s. bcr (Sonnibal 5 5Kenf(&cnfref» 
 fer? 11. <jdj.; III. — ly, adv. cattiiibalif^. 
 
 Can'nibalism, s. bcr 6Qiinibali§mug. 
 
 Can'njpers, s. vid. Calipers. 
 
 Can'njster, s. M<-ch. ein (^li!lffigfcit§=)^cber. 
 
 Can'non, .v. 1. bic ^anonci Gun. baS ©tucf 5 
 2. collect. bQ&®ef(^ii^^ 3. Typ. md. Canon; 
 comp.— ball (— bullet), bicJt-n!ugel 5 —hole, 
 bic ©turfpfortC) -proof, f-nfef^5 — royal,bie 
 ,ftart(jaunci — shot, 1. bcr ^-nf(^upj 2. bie 
 ^-nfcbu^wcite^ 3. bie ^-nfugcl. 
 
 To CannQnade', To Cannonier', v. I. a. mtt 
 ^anonen bcfdjicfcn^ II. n. hnoniren. 
 
 Cannonade', s. bie ,Rttnonabe. 
 
 Cannonier', Cannoneer', s. bcr ,Ranonier. 
 
 Can'nular, adj. r6()renf6rmig, ro^rcnttrtig. 
 
 Can6e', s. ber Saumfo^n} fibcr^. baS Heine 
 aSoot, berStad^en. 
 
 Can'on, s. 1. gen. bic Olegel, baS ®cfc^i 2. 
 Ecc. Law, bcr^anon, bas^ird^cngcfcu S)r= 
 ben§gefe| j 3. Smpf.bie fanonifd^enasiijj^cr j 
 4. Ch. a) bQ§ autorifirte <|)eiligenpcr5ci(l^nip} 
 6) bcrSOlcpfanonj 5. Ecc. ber ^anonicuS, 
 ©tiftS^crr J 6. Mas. bcr ^anoiij T. Geum. 
 & Aig. ber ^ttnon, bie ^ormcl, 8. Surg, bic 
 ^eftnabelj 9. P/iam.bie^ormclj 10. Vet. 
 vid. —bones; 11. 2\jp. bic^anon (great—, 
 bie grobe ^.5 lean—, bic Heine St.)i comp. 
 — bit, Man. baS l^o^Ic SJJunbfHicf am^ferbc^ 
 gcbipi —bone*, Vet. bie ©prungbcinci — 
 law, ba§ fanonifd^e Sflc(bt. [froulcin. 
 
 Can'Qncss,*. Ecc. bic ^anoniffinn j ba§©tift§= 
 
 CanSn'jcal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. Ecc. fano= 
 nifdj, firicngefe^lid^j Hrc^lid^j III. — ness, 
 s. ba§ ^ononifc^e, bic ^iri^cngcfc^mdpigtcit. 
 
 Canon'icals, 5. pi. Ch. bic ^anonicQlicn, bcr 
 ©omljcrrnfd^murf. [^crrnfteUc. 
 
 Canon'jcate, s. Ecc. bQ§ ^anonifot, bic ©om^ 
 
 Can'onist, s. Ecc. ber ,Ranonift. 
 
 Canpnts'tic, adj, fanoniftiftb- 
 
 Canonjza'tion, s. Ecc. bie ,Rttnonifation. 
 
 To Can'pnlze, v. a. Ecc. fanonifircn. 
 
 Can'onry, Can'onship, s. Ecc. tit @tiftS" 
 pfriinbe, ba8 ^anonifat. 
 
 Can'opy, s. 1. Arch, ber aSalbadfjin, Sragljim* 
 mcli 2. * ba§ ^immel&gcmolbc 5 —bed, bos 
 ^immclbcttj —couch, boSSdu^cbctt. 
 
 To Can'opy, v. a. mit eittemS8albad>in,^ra(!^t» 
 ^immel bebecfcn. 
 
 Cano'rous, I. adj. Hangrcid^, mclobifd^ 5 II. — 
 ness, s. ber SKo^lHong. 
 
 Can't, abbr. vulg. fitr cannot, fann nicbt. 
 
 Cant, I. s. 1. Gram, bic (bcfonbem (Sloffcn 
 eigent^uml.) ^unflfpractje (pom ^orlamcntc 
 ^erab hi^ jur ©aunerbanbc: ba§9lot^njfiIf(b, 
 :c.)5 bie affcctirtc ©pratj^e, bas @cn)df(|)j 
 (fd^ein^ciligc) ©eroinfeli —word, bcrcigen* 
 t^umlid^c^u§brucf i uneble H., ©prat^feljlcr^ 
 2. Com. bieTCuctionj 3. Arch, cine 9tif(|>c, 
 asicnbc, 4. bie ^antc, bcr Olonb, 5. ber 
 ^eud^Icr, l(d()fcltrdgcr 5 6. Mar. bo§ Jtcntcrn 5 
 II. adj. Mar. fd^ief, [(^rdgcj Ship-b. —pie- 
 ces, pi. breiedfige @(biff$lattcn ob. ^elscrj 
 -timbers, pi. fd^rdge ©panncn. 
 
 To Cant, v. I. n. 1. faubcrwdlfd^en} 2. in 
 ^unflraorfern rcben, 3. affectirt rcbcn, faU 
 babcrn, 4.n)infeln, ^eud&Ierifd^ reben^ II. a. 
 1. oerjleigcrn, 2. fam. & Mar. umfWrgcn, 
 umlegen, fanten, fentern. 
 
 Can'talivers, s pi. vid. Cantilivers. [talupe. 
 
 Can'talupe (Can'teleup, Wb.), s. Bot. bieSott' 
 
 C^nta'ta, .v. Mas. bie (Santatc. 
 
Cant 
 
 151 
 
 Capi 
 
 Caa't^d, adj. vid. Cant, adj. 
 
 Canteen',*. Mil. 1. bie 9Rar!etcnbcr=a5ubc ob. 
 
 ®(^enfe j 2. bic jinncrne (ob.^oIsO^elbflafd^e. 
 Can'ter, s. 1. bcr SBinfcIer, :M:nbQ(^tIerj bcr 
 
 in^nftn>6rtern0tj)enbe, 2Co 2. Man.ber 
 
 Uid)te (ob. furjc) ®aIopp. 
 To Can'ter, v. n. Man. Iciest galoppircn. 
 Canf/ia'ris, *. E^it. bic fponifd^e ^liCQC. 
 Cant'-hooks [— huks], *. pZ. vid. Can-hooks, 
 
 Can't/ius, *. ^na<. berTCugcnwinM. [unt.Can. 
 
 Can'tjcie, j. bcr ©cfang, Sobgefang. [niS. 
 
 Can'tjcles, *. pZ. Bihl. ba§ ^o^c 2ieb ©ttlomo= 
 
 Can'tjlifvera , Cantile'v?rs , s. pL Arch, bic 
 •Sparrenfopfc, Sielenfopfe. [tragcn. 
 
 To Can'tjllate, v. a. [ingen, recittttioifdj oor^ 
 
 Can'ting, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. faubcrWQl- 
 f(j^cnb,K., vid* Cant. *.&v.,- —quoins, Mar. 
 Btauiol^cx (Mnt\ci) jum ^cjtt eilcn bcr^af* 
 
 Cant'Iet, s. ba§ BtM, ©rudjfliidf. [fcr. 
 
 Can'to, ,¥. 1. Poet, bcr ©efttng, bas SSud^ (ci- 
 nc§ ®ebi(^tS)5 2. Afw*. bie ©ilcantpartic. 
 
 Can'ton,.?. l.bcr^Qnton, aSejirfj 2.bie^orbej 
 3. bie :ttbt^cilung5 4. ifer. bus (Scffdjilbdjeu. 
 
 To Can'ton, v. I. a. (in SScsirfc) abt^eilcn, 2. 
 /fer. mit ©cfoerjierungen ocrfe^en, 3. Mil. 
 einquartiren J 11. n. 1. fl'i^ roo nicbcrlaffcn , 
 2. Mii. cQntonniren (mit out). [out). 
 
 To Can'tonize, v. a. (in SSejirfc) t^eilen (mit 
 
 Can'tonra?nt, s. Mil. Xiii (Sontonnirung. 
 
 Cantdfin', .v. Com. cm mtifiV (buntcr) SSoums 
 woacnfloff. 
 
 Can'v?w (Can'vass), s. 1. Com. ber SttnncDaSj 
 2. ba§ ©egeltuci) 5 Afar, bic ^refcnningj 3. 
 %. bic ©cgel cine& ©(^iffcSj 4. bQS^arf» 
 tud), bic ^cltlcinroanb , 5. cin SSor^ttng ob. 
 ©d^icbcbrct »or Jtutfc^cnfcnflcrn, 6. Paint. 
 & Lit. bcr crflc entrourf^ T^.fis- ^ic ^uSfors 
 fd^ung 5 8. bic (t)cimlicbc) ©timmcnwcrbung , 
 — yarn, bttS ©cgclgam. 
 
 To Can'vass, v. I. a. 1. prufcn^ untcrfud^cni 
 2. erortcrn, II. n. 1. (—for), |xd^ (urn cin 
 "Kmt) berocrben i 2. aBo^Iftimmcn rocrbcn. 
 
 Can'vassable, adj. ju unterfU(l(>cn. 
 
 Can'vass^r, .y.bcrSBa^Iftimmcnwcrbcrj aBa^I= 
 flimmcnprflfcr. [fertigt). 
 
 Ca'ny, adj. 1. ooaSHo^r^ 2. QU8 SHo^r (gc= 
 
 Cun'yon, s. (fpan. canon) J /n.b.f(j(>mtttc ©trom? 
 bett sn)ifd)en fieilen ^elfenufcrn. [^aoutfd^u!. 
 
 Caou'chouc, Caou'tchouc [cou'tshuk], s.boS 
 
 Cap, s. 1. bic.Kappe,5JZu§e5 4><i«&^/ bcr^utj 
 2. "JfttcS 5K%nd^nIi(bc : bcr Dctfclj bic 
 @(balc,|)uUc,®utC5 ®i(i)tU l)cr ^ut cincS 
 ^iljeSj bicSflafctcnfappcj ^appe cinc& 3ufs 
 fcr^tttSi bcr TTuffa^ Quf cincr SBaffcrfunfl, 
 i>wl. bcr (a5lafcn»)|>«t} 3. Gun. bag ^latt= 
 lot^, vid. b. fi. Apron; 4. Arch, bcr ©dulen* 
 
 fopfj 5. TVp.bieJtronbcrfcj 6. Afar, a) ^(tf 
 (SaUion, 6)ba§efcBbtt«pt j c)bie©tcngc5 T. 
 
 ^gr. bas SDbcrfic, ^6(bflc i 8. ba§ |)utabjicbcn j 
 comp. black—, bic (SoIottCJ patent c-s, ^unb* 
 butdicn, — a pe, or — a pie, com Jtopf 
 hi^ QUf bic ^iifc (gcruflct), —merchant. 
 Sea, bcr ©upcrcargo^ —paper, r^ai (grauc) 
 ^arfpapicr , —sheaf, Husb. bic obcvj^c ®arbc 
 (|)QUbc) cincS ^ctm§ , Mar. kGun. —scuttle, 
 bicSpringtufcj —squares, 1. bic jS8cf(blQdc 
 be§ Olapcrtj 2. bic ©(bilbsapfcnbcctcl. 
 
 To Cap, V. I. a. 1. obcn bcbcrfcn ob. bcflcibcn j 
 auffc^cn, ttufftcrfcnj 2. bcfappen (@(bubC/W.)j 
 3. jubinbcn, ccrma^rcn (c. ^lQfd)c,2C.)5 4. (bie 
 9M§c, :c.) abnc^mcn ? II. w. Afar, cine @pi|e 
 obcr cin (SfclS^aupt anfc^cn j to — verses, 1. 
 Lit. SScrfc n)e^fcl§n)cifc ^crfagcnj 2 /({;, 
 iT)c4>felsn)cife ncnncn, wibcrfprccbcn. 
 
 Cap^bil'jty, s. bic gabigfcit, bus SScrmogcn. 
 
 Ca'p?ible, I. adj. (— of), 1. ftt(;ig 5 2. gcfdbirft, 
 tauglifb? 3. cmpfdnglitb ) H. — ness, s. 1. 
 bic Iffi^igfciti ®cf(biceti(bfcit j 2. bic einficbt, 
 bcr aScrftonb. 
 
 Cap.i'cious, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. 1. gcrdumig^ 
 wcitj 2.jt8-. umfaffcnbj III. —ness, *. l. bie 
 ©crdumigtcit, 2. fig. bic SaffungSf raft. 
 
 To C^ipac'jfy, To Capac'jtate, v. a. fdbig, taug* 
 
 Caipacjta'tion,*.ba§^dbigma^cn. [litb madjcn. 
 
 Capric'jty, s. 1. bic ©eraumigfcit, bcr {Kaum, 
 ®clof,®cbQlti 2.>ig-. rt)bic^d^igfcit5Saf» 
 fungSfraft, (Sinricbt j 6) bic ©cmalt, 95cfug^ 
 nif; 5Wacbt5 c) bcr G^araftcr, bic eigcn* 
 f(baft5 3. Geom. ber cubifd)c ^n^alt. 
 
 Capade', *. Hat. bQ§ ^Qcb- 
 
 Capar'json, s. Man. 1. bic ^Pfcrbcberfc, @(ba« 
 brarfe, 2. baS ^licgcnnc§. 
 
 To Capar'json, v. a. bic ©(babrarfc ttuflcgcn. 
 
 Cape, s. 1. ba&6ap, SSorgebirgc, 2. bcr Jtra^ 
 gen (am9KantcI,:c.)j -line, Surg. cincXm-- 
 putation§=(3irf cI»)S3inbc 5 — wine, bcr 6ap» 
 
 To Ca'p?r, v. n. ^uftfprunge ma4>cn. [rocin. 
 
 Ca'p?r, s. 1. bicKapcrj 2. bcr guftfprung j 
 3. bcr ^rmatcur, coTwp. -bush, — trec» 
 Bot. bcr^apcrftrau(b. 
 
 Ca'p?rer, s. bcr 2uftfpringcr, ©ciltdnjer. 
 
 Ca'pj^is, s. LaWy bcr SScr^aftSbcfcbl. 
 
 CapjllAire', s. Pharm. bcr^raucn^aarfQrup. 
 
 Capil'Iairaent, *. Bot. icAnat. bic baorbfinnc %i* 
 
 Capillar'jty,*. bie4>Qarr6^r(benaniicbung. [bcr. 
 
 Cap'jllary(Cap}Ua'ceons), I. adj. Bot.&Anat. 
 ^ttarfSrmig, ba^i^feinj II. (C-y), s, Bot. k 
 Anat. boS ^aargefdp. 
 
 Capn'liform, adj. ^aorformig. [tcmjlcifcbe. 
 
 Capil'ptade, s. Coofc. baSSlQgout t). tlcingcbarfi 
 
 Cap'jtal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ben Jtopf 
 betrcffenb, 2. Eeib unb Scben betrcfenb a«f 
 
Capi 
 
 152 
 
 Carb 
 
 Un Zot, vcinlid^i S.fig. auggejeid^nct, oor^ 
 
 iuglid^; - lees, flarfe ^ottofcj^eulau^ej 
 
 —letter, ber 3Cnfan9§buc^|lttbe , —ship, ein| 
 
 2imenf(3(>iffj —stock, ba§ ©tammgelt), ur> 
 
 fpriingli^c Sopital, Der ^onb§. 
 Cap'jtai, s. 1. bic 4)auptflttbt5 2. bcr^JCnfangS* 
 
 budi)fiabe (pt. Typ. Die ^racturf(j^rift) 5 3. 
 
 Arch. i>a& (Capital 5 4. Com. btt§ ©tommca= 
 Cap'it^lifst, *. bcr eapitalift. [pital. 
 
 Cap'itate, adj. Bot. fopfformig. 
 Capjta'tion, s. 1. bic 3d^Iung nttc^ ,ft6pfen j 
 
 2. (—tax), baS Jtopfgclb, bie ,ffopffteuer. 
 Cap'ftol, *. 1. U^ (Sapitol, eapitolium, 2. 
 
 ^rc/i. vid. Capital, 3. 
 Capit'ular (Capit'ul?iry), I. s. Ecc. 1. ber 6tts 
 
 pitclbef(^lu^5 2. ber Sapitulttr, II. adj.; 
 
 in. — ly, ado. auf c. ©tift ob.6apitcl bejuglid^. 
 To Capit'ulate, v. n. Mil. capituUren. [tion. 
 C^ipitula'tion, s, ber SScrglctd^ , W gopitulas 
 C?ipit'ulat9r, *. bcr SopituUrcnbc. [(5-baum. 
 Capi'vi, *. bcr Sopababalfamj —tree, Bot. ber 
 Capoc', s. Com. tik ©eiben(bttum)»oIIc. 
 Capoch', s. bie 9}J6n(^8!appe, ,ftuttc. 
 Ca'pon, s. bcr Jtapttun. 
 To Ca'pon, v. a. fapounenj Jjcrfc^ncibert. 
 Gaponniere'; s. Fort, bie (Sttponicrc 
 C^pot^ *. Gam. bcr 6apot, 5Jf tttfcb (im^iquct). 
 To CapSt', V. a. Gam. capot mad^ctt, matf^cn. 
 C^pd&ch', s. vid. Capuccio. 
 Cap'p?r, s. ber SKii^enmad^er, 5Ku$en^anbler. 
 Ca'preolate [ Wb., &c.], adj. Bot. ranfcnb. 
 caprice', s. bereigenjtnn, bie Saune, bcr@infaU. 
 CatpriCcioug, I. adj'. ; II. — ly, adv. eigenfins 
 
 m3;lounif(^5 mut^roillig. III. — ness, *. bie 
 
 »unbcrU(^c, eigenfinnige gttunc, ®'emfitl^§art. 
 Cap'ricorn, s. Ast. ber ©teinborf. [^cigcn). 
 Caprifica'tion, *. Bot. tit (Saprification (ber 
 Cap'rifole, s. Bot. bcr Scldngcrielieber. 
 Cap'riform, adj. wie einc 3iege geftaltet. 
 Ca'pr»nc» adj. glcid^ einer3iege5 3iegen=. 
 Cap'rjole, i-. 1. ber guftfprungj 2. Man. bie 
 
 Sopriole. 
 CapTjped, Cap'ripede, adj. sicgcnbocfSfufig. 
 Cap'sicum, s. Bot. ber fpanifc^c ^feffer. 
 To Capsize', v. I. a. Sea-ph. umlcgen, umroers 
 
 ftnj II. n. vM/g. umfallen. [©angfpiU, ©piUe. 
 CV»tan» Cap'stern, s. Mar. ber Jtabcfion, bie 
 Cap'sular, Cap'sulary, adj. fapfclformig , — 
 
 ligament, Anat. ba§ Jtapfelbanb. 
 To Cap'*ii'at«» «• «• in einc Jtopfel cinfd^Iic^cn. 
 Cap'sulate, adj. in cine Jtopfel cingefiloffen. 
 Cap'85Ie»*- 1. Bot. bic ©Qmcnfopfcl, 2. y\ 
 
 bcr probirtiegcl. 
 Cap'tain, *. 1. ber |>auptmQnn, (Sapitan? 2. 
 
 (sea—), bcr ©4>itf§cttpitfin j 3. gen. bcr93e= 
 
 ffbI*^Qbcr,^cIb&err,Knf%er5 post-, cin 
 
 ©d^iff&CQpiton, bcr cin<£d)itf ^on 20 ob.mcr)r 
 ^ononcn commanbirt5 — of horse, bcrOlitt» 
 meiflcr) —dresser, Min. (in Corn.) bcr 
 ^oifieigcrj —general, bcr S)bcrbcfcl)l»^a= 
 bcr, —lieutenant, bcr ©tabScapitdn. 
 
 Cap'tajncy* *. bie ^auptmannfdjaft. 
 
 Cap'tainry, s. bic (^rci§s) -Ixiuptmannfc^aft. 
 
 Cap'tainship, .?. 1. bic ^auptmannSficlIcj 2. 
 bie (,ffreiSs) ^auptmannfti^aftj 3. bic Ifn* 
 fiibrung 5 4. bic Jtricg&crfa^rcn^cit. 
 
 Capta'tion, s. bic (®unfi=)@rf(^Ici(bung. 
 
 Cap'tion, s. 1. W SScrljaftung j 2. bcr SScx^ 
 ^aftsbcfe^l) 3. fig. ba§^angcn (cincr^cr* 
 fon) burd^ ocrfdnglicbe {Rcbcn. 
 
 Cap'tious, I. adj. ; II. —ly, ad\K 1. ccrfdng= 
 li(i^5 2. tabelfitcbtig, sdnhf(^5 HI. — ness, v. 
 
 1. bie SSerfdngli(^fcit^ 2. bie Sabclfuc^t. 
 To Cap'tlvate, v. a. 1. gcfangcn nc^mcn 5 2. 
 
 (ft(]^)untcr»erfcn(au(b./ig:.); 3.^g. fcjfcln. 
 Captiva'tion, s. 1. bic Ocfangcnnc^mung, lln* 
 
 tcrwerfung, 2. fig. bie geffclung. 
 Cap'tive, lit. & fig. I. s. bcr ©cfangcne? II. 
 
 adj. friegSgefangen, gcfangcn. 
 Captiv'ity, s. lit. kfig. 1. bic ®cfangcnf(baft$ 
 
 2. \iit itnec^tfd^aft. 
 
 Cap'tor, s. 1. gen. bcr ^dngcr^ 2. bcr 7fuf* 
 bringer eineS ®(3^iffc§, {Raubfcbijfcr, gopcr. 
 
 Cap'ture [— tshur], s. 1. ba^^angcn} 2. W 
 SSer^aftung? 3. bie Scute, prifc. [capcrii. 
 
 To Cap'ture, v. a. fttngcn,crbcutcn,aufbringcn, 
 
 Capuc'cio [— utsh'— ], Capiich', s. bic ,^apu5C. 
 
 To Capiich', v. a. mit eincr ,^apu5C bcbccfcn. 
 
 Capii5hin', J. 1. berSapucincr, 2. bcr (SapiU 
 i^m, ^rauenmantcl mit cincm ^opiirbonj 
 
 3. bic Jtappentaubc, 4. Bot. bic ©alfamine 5 
 — monkey(Capucine),Zoo/.bcr(Sapucincraffc 
 
 Car, s. 1. bcr barren? 2.* bcr 3:riumpljn)as 
 gen? 3. Ast. ber grope ©drj 4. R-w. ber 
 SIranSports, ©(blepproagenj -man, bcr 
 farmer, -taker, ber SBagcnmcificr. 
 
 Car'abTne, *.l.bcr6arabincr5 2.bcr6arabinicr. 
 
 Caraibjneer', Cjirab.inier', s. bcr^ttrabinicr. 
 
 Car'ac, Car'ack, s. ixt ^axddz, S(<XXClU. 
 
 Car'acOle (—col), s. 1. Man. bic ^albc S8en* 
 bung,@(bn)en^ung5 2.Arc/i.bicSBcnbcltrcppe 
 
 To Car'^icOle (—col), v. n. carQCoIircn. 
 
 Car'at, s. 1. Jew. bcr ,ffarat (^crlcngcroic^t) > 
 2. ba§ Staxat, bcr ®e^alt=@rab (au^fig.). 
 
 Caravan', *. W (§aratonc5 bcr 3ug. 
 
 Cararan'ssiry (— aira), *. bic 6arGt>Qnfcrci. 
 
 Car'^rel, s. Mar. bic SaratcUc. 
 
 Car'away, s. Bot. bcr Pummel. 
 
 Carbine', Carbjneer', *■. vid. Carabine, &o. 
 
 Carbplcin', s. Cliem. mod. baS Sarbclcin. 
 
 Car'b^?n, s. l.tiit^ollUfiki 2. Chem. bcr ,^0^* 
 
 Carb9na'ceou8, adj. fo^Icnfioff^Qltig. [Icnfloff. 
 
Carb 
 
 153 
 
 Carm 
 
 To Carbonade' (— a'do), v. a. 1. Cook, auf Dem 
 aHojic brotenj 2. fig. ser^acfen, ser^Quen. 
 
 Car'bpnaite, j-. Chem. DaS fo^lenfaure ©alj. 
 
 Carbon'ic, adj. fo^Icnfaucrj —acid, Chem. 
 Die ,fto^Ienfdure. - 
 
 Carboniferous, adj. Min. f o^Icn^ttltig 5 — 
 groups, i)QS (©teinO'So^lentoger. 
 
 CarboDJza'tion, s. t>ic S5er!o^lung. 
 
 To Car'bonize, v. a. oerfo^Icn. [flotf^altig. 
 
 Carbonohy'drous, adj. Chem. fo^lcnn)affer= 
 
 Car^boys, .v. pi. grofe ^Rorbflafd^en ju SSi= 
 triolol,' :c. [ber ^arbunf el. 
 
 Car'biincle,*. I.Jew. UxMx\mhli 2. Med. 
 
 To Car'buncle, v. a. mit ^Sarfunfeln befe^en. 
 
 CJir/buncled, adj. Med. mit MaxhnnMn bc= 
 ^Qftet. [tig, farbunfelortig. 
 
 C^rbiin'cular, adj. Jew. & Med. fQrfun^elar= 
 
 Carbiincula'tion, s. Hort. Dcr SSrant). 
 
 Car^bureted, adj. Chem. f o^lenftoffl^ttltig j — 
 hydrogen gas, t)a§ ^So^leniDQJTcrflojfgad. 
 
 Car'c^net, s. Archaeol. ia§ ^ttl§gef(bmeibe. 
 
 Car'cass, Car'c^se, s. 1. ba§ ©feletti 2. a) i)a§ 
 ©crippe, 6)i)ieSrummcr(c.(3d)iffS,ic.)j 3. 
 t>er2cid^nttm5 U^Ha^i^.MU. bieSranifugel. 
 
 Cjir'c^ral, adj. ju einem ©efdngniffe ge^orig. 
 
 Carcino'ma, s. Med. t)er ^filrebs, l)tt& .Kreb§ge= 
 
 Cjircjnom'atous, adj. Med. frebsartig. [fdjraiir. 
 
 Card", ^\ i. Uie(@piel=)^arte5 2. DieCSSifi' 
 tenO'ffQrtej 3. i)ie ©eeforte^ 4. 2Va«t. l)ie 
 6ompoprofe, (5ompQpfd)eibe5 5. t>ie ^arie, 
 ,ftrampe(,l)erS[BolIfamm} -board, l)a§^rdm= 
 pclbret, tie Jtr-banf, —sheets, bic ^Qrt)en= 
 Wbtx j — wire, ber Jtrafcbra^t. 
 
 To Card, v. I. ».(gern),^artcn fpielen j II. a. 
 l.frdmpcln,farl)(itf(%eni (Suc^jburt^rau^cnj 
 2. fttmmen, 3. jii^. burc^einouber mengen, 
 pcrfdlfc^en, c-edwool, @trei(i^=aBoUe5 c-ing 
 frame, boS ,Karben=^rcus^ol5 j c-ing wool, 
 furje, feine (Z\i6)=)moUG. 
 
 Car'dainilm, CJirdamo'inuim, s. ber ^Korbamonx 
 (iSamen u. ^flanje). [ber ,Rartenfpicler. 
 
 Car'd?r, i-. 1. ber (2BoU=)^rttmpleri 2. fam. 
 
 C.^r'djac, I. adj. (Cardi'acsil) l.^erj=5 2. Med. 
 ^crsfldrfenb, II. s. Med. Ui 4)ersl^dr!ung. 
 
 Cardi'aca,Car'diaIgy,^.iVfed. bQ& ^erjgefpann. 
 
 Ciir'dinal, I. s. Ecc. 1. bcr^arbinal) 2. Om. 
 ber^Rarbinalfinf} il.ac/j. ^auptfd(^li(i>;^aupt*, 
 ,ftarbinal=5 — ('s) flower, Bot. bie 3t-^= 
 blume? Naut-s. the four — points, bie ^-= 
 punfte j the four — winds, tie tier ^Qupt= 
 iDinbe. [nal^rourbe. 
 
 Car'djn^late, Car'djnalship, s. Ecc. bic ,RQrbi= 
 
 Car'dioid, s. Alg. bic Sarbioibc. [bone. 
 
 CatrdOfin', .?. Bot. bie fpanif(l^e7frtifil^orfe,,ftar= 
 
 (■ire,*. 1. bie Sorge, ber Summer, bic a5e= 
 fcrgnif j 2. bie <SorgfaIt , *PfIege, a3cmii(>ung j 
 
 3. bie aSorfid^t, "Kd^ti 4. tcr (Segenftttnb ber 
 @orge, 2iebe? to take—, ©orge tragcn ^ to 
 take — (to), ji^ in 'K6)t ne^men, fi(^ ^uten^ 
 to the—, &c., (auf aSriefen) onbie^brefTc 
 2C.5 —of Mr. N., per Ibrejte be& ^errn 3t. 
 
 To Care, v. n. 1. (—of, or for, fur. . .)forgen5 
 2. ji(^ (be)fiimmern 5 3. dngj^lid^, oerlcgcn 
 fein? to — for, or to, 5u Qtma^ Sufi ^abcn. 
 
 To Careen', Mar. v. I. a. (ein ©djijf) fiel^clen > 
 II. n. umliegen, fc^ief fcgeln. [^Riel^olung. 
 
 Careen', s. Mar. 1. bcr (@d^iif§=)'Siel3 2. bie 
 
 career', s. 1. bie Slennba^n, Sttuf* ob. Btt6}' 
 ba^nj pL bie ©d^ranfenj 2. Fafc. ber ^lug 
 eines ^ttlfenj 3.j^g.bie(2ouf=)a3a^n5 4. ber 
 (ooUe) Sauf, fdjneUfie ©Qlopp. 
 
 To Career', v. n. rennen, fc^nell Ittufcnj eilcn. 
 
 Cire'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adu. 1. forgeutoU, 
 beEummert, 2. beforgt, forglici) 5 3. voifK^* 
 tig, be^utfam. III. — ness, s. 1. t>k SSeforgs 
 nip, 2. bie TCc^tfamfeit, ©orgfdt, 3. bic 
 J8 e^utfamf eit, aSorft^t. 
 
 C.^re'l?ss, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. forgtoS, 
 forgenfrei, ^eiter , 2. unbeMmmert, glciiijguU 
 tig 5 3. unad^tfam, unoorfiij^tig 5 lU. - ness, 
 s. 1. W ©orglofxgf eit 5 2. liiz STJadjldfrigfeit, 
 Unadjtfamfeit j 3. t>k Unoorfid^tigtcit. 
 
 To Caress', v. a. Iiebfofen,firei(^eIn,f(^miid)eIn. 
 
 Caress', *. bic Siebfofung 5 pi. ^6fli(!^fdtcn. 
 
 Ca'ret, s, baS @infd)altunggseid^en [AJ. 
 
 CJir'fqa, s.fig, bcr ^rcujroeg, bie Sluerciaffc. 
 
 Car'gador, s. Com. vid. Supercargo. 
 
 Ciir'gaison, Car'gason (— zon), uid. Cargo. 
 
 Car'gO, s. Com. bic ©(^ijfSlabung, ^rQ(I)t. 
 
 Carjbe'^n, Carib(b)ee', adj. Geog. taxaihi^d). 
 
 Caricature' [—tshur'], s. bie (Sarricatur, bttS 
 3crrbilb. [borflellen, Idti^erlitb madden. 
 
 To Caric?iturc' [— tshur'], v. a. im 3errbilbc 
 
 Caric^itu'rjst [— tshu'- ], s. ber Sarricaturifl. 
 
 CaHjcous, adj. Surg, fcigenartig. 
 
 Ca'ries, s. Med. ber ®einfraf . [®IocfcnfpieU 
 
 Car'illon, s. 1. baS ®Ic5cf(^en5 2. Mns. btt$ 
 
 Car'inate, Car'jnated, adj. Bot. fa^nformig. 
 
 Cariu'^Aja, s. Geog. Jtdrnt[)cn. [Caricy. 
 
 Gar'jon, s. vid. Carrion. Carjos'jty, s. vid. 
 
 Ca'rjous, adj. Med. cari6§. [nagenb. 
 
 ^CarkjS. bieSorge, car'kjng, ac(/*.fummen)olI 5 
 
 Car'llne, s. 1. vid. Caroline ; 2. cvmp. — 
 knees, Ship-b. SBinfelfnienj —thistle, Bot. 
 bie Gbcrrourj. [2. grauc ^rbfen. 
 
 Car'ljngs, s. pi. 1. Ship-b. bie ^iclf(l)«);nncn5 
 
 Cjii 'lock, s. vid. Isinglass. [ber))iBigogncn)olIc. 
 
 Car'ineline-wool [— wul], *. bic (jTOCite ©ortc 
 
 Car'mellte, s. 1. Eccber Qarmelitcrj 2. Pom. 
 bie (5-birn. 
 
 C?irme'nia-wool[— wul], s. bie firmanfi^C (Cttta 
 menifd^ejSBoIIe, Com.rta^ perrxf(^c3icscn^oar. 
 
Carm 
 
 154 
 
 Carr 
 
 Carmm'^tive, I. adj. Med. roinbtreibenb, 11. 
 
 c-s, s.pl. Med 0orminatiioa. 
 Cai/mlne [Wore, &c.], s. bcr (Sarmin. 
 Car'nadTne, s. bie ^leifc^farbe. [SBilbred^t. 
 Car'n?ige, *. 1. l)a§ (Scme^elj 2. Sport. t)0§ 
 Car'nal, I, adj. ; II. — ly, adv. flcifd^lid^, jtnn= 
 
 lid), WoHfifltS) III. — ness, s. vid. Carnality. 
 Car'nalist, Car^nalite, s. Der WeltUd^ gefinnte 
 
 5Rcnfd^i SBoUfi^Iing. 
 Carnal'jty, s. bie ^leif(^e8luft, ©innltc^fcit. 
 To Car'nalize, v. a. bur^ Unjud^t bcflerfcn. 
 Carna'tion, *. 1. bie gleif^farbc, 2. Painf. 
 
 bie ^leif^^altung? 3. Bot. bie®artennclfc. 
 Carna'tioned, ad;, fleifd^farben gcfdrbt. 
 Car'nel-work, *. Ship-b. bie gero6^nIi(J^e!2CnIe= 
 
 gung ber ^Ittnfen (opp. Clinch-work). 
 Carne'Ilan, (—'lion), Car'neol, s. Min. ber 
 Car'neous, adj. jTcifd^ig, fett. [(Sarneol. 
 
 Car'ney, s. Far. ber ^rofct) (5Kunbfran!^eit 
 
 ber ^ferbe). 
 Carnifica'tion, s. Surg. ba§ SSerfleifd^cn. 
 To Car'nify, v. n. Surr. %Ui\6) anfe^en. 
 Carnio'la, s. Geog. (bas|)ersogt^um) ^rain. 
 Car'nivgtl (Car'nav?!), s. ba§ Sarnaoal. 
 Carnivorac'ity, s. bie^leifd()gier, ber|)eif hunger 
 Carniv'orous, adj. fleif^freffenb. [nad^ ^'^eifd^. 
 Carnos'ity, s. Surg, ber gleifc^auSWUd^S. 
 Car'nons, adj. fleifd^ig. 
 Ca'rob, *. 1. Gold-sm. bie Qorobej 2. (—bean, 
 
 or— bread), bttS So^annisbrob. 
 Caroche', s. bie ^ttroffe. 
 Car'pl, .V. bosSubellieb, ber Cobgcfang. [fen. 
 To Car'oi, v. I. n. jingen, jubetn 5 II. a. lobpreis 
 Car'oline, s. 1. Caroline (^-n.)5 '2. Num. 
 
 ber Carotin. [^alSpuB* ob.^auptfd^lagabern. 
 Carorid (— dal), adj. Anat. —arteries, bie 
 Carou'sal, s. l.bttSGarroufellj 2. vid.Carouse. 
 To Carouse', v. n. 1. jec^eitj 2. Am, larmen 
 
 (mie 3c(^bruber). [2. pi. jjottc f8c6)tx. 
 
 Carouse', s. 1. btt§ (Ifirmenbe 3cd^=)®clag) 
 C?irdu'ser, s. bcr 3e(^er, 3ed^bruber. 
 Carp, s. Ich. ber ^arpfen. [bein, befritteln. 
 To Carp, v. n. (mit at), fpottcn, flid^eln, ta= 
 Car'penter, s. ber 3inimennQnn. 
 Car'pentry, *•, ba§ 3inimcr^anb»e:f. 
 Car'p^r, j. bcr Sablcr, ,RrittIer. 
 Car'pet, ^. ber 3:eppi(]^, bie gupbecfei —bag, 
 
 bieSleifctafii^e, -walk, — way,ber9lQfenn)eg. 
 To Car'p^t, v. a. mit Seppid^en iiberlegen, be= 
 Car'p^ting, s. Com. bQ§ Seppir^jeug. [berfen. 
 Car'polite, s. Min. bcr Sttrpolit^. 
 Car'pus, s. Anat. bie ^Qnbrourjel. 
 Car'py, s. Bot. bie |)agebud^c. 
 
 Carr, Car'rgick, &c., vid. Car 
 
 Car'rjage, s. 1. ba§ ^u^rcnj ^o^ren, Sragen, 
 
 fycrtbringcn, ber transport ? 2.yfgr.bie^ort= 
 
 I pflanjung (bes B6)aVi^, :c.) j 3. bo§ gu^r> 
 werif, berSSagen, barren, 4. bag®efteU (ei= 
 ner^utfd^e, 2c.) j bcr ^ro^rottgcnj bie 8af- 
 fctte, ba8 0lttpert5 bie (9K6rfcr=)95ettung 5 
 5. Ui %xa6it, ba§ ^u^rlo^nj 6. bie |>altung 
 (c. ^ferbeg, ac), 7. Jig, bttS iSBcneljmcn, 95c» 
 tragen, bie^Jlanier? S.Pmtf.baSiaufbrctj 
 beast of—, bQ& Sttftt^ier j ship of— ,boS2Qfls 
 f(^i|f5 bill of—, Com. ber ^radjtbricfj — 
 lifter, mod. bicSBagenwinbc? —linker, t>it 
 |)cmm!ctte5 -stopper, bcr SSrcm^, ^rcmS. 
 
 Car'rick-, s. comp. Mars, —bead, bcr plattC 
 ^opf 5 —bits, \)ic ©citcnbdtingc be§ &piUi. 
 
 Car'ried, pret. & p. p. Pon To Carry, 
 
 Car'rier, s. 1. bcr Ubcrbringcr, ^ii^rcr, fdoU, 
 S^rdgcrj 2. ber^u^rmonn, ,ffQrrnerj 3. (— 
 —pigeon), bie SBricftoube. 
 
 Car'rjon, I. s. 1. bQ§ ^oSj 2. fig. conU Daft 
 SlQbenaaS} II. ad;, aofig^ III. comp. Om-s. 
 —crow, bic2fQ0!rQ^e5 —vulture, a) berTf-* 
 geierj h) vid. —crow. 
 
 CiVronade, vV. Gun. bie Garronabc. 
 
 C^rrfiOn', s. 1. \iic 3^ummer on pripilegirten 
 ^u^rmerfen in Sonbon 5 2. bcr ^a6)t, ben 
 biefe gu^rroerf e ja^Icn mujfen. 
 
 Car'rQt, s. 1. bie 9)f6^rc, gelbc Sdubcj 2. fig. 
 vulg. ber Olot^Fopf 5 3. bie Sabafscarottc. 
 
 Car'rotjness, s. bie rot^e garbc bcr ^oarc. 
 
 Car'rotty, adj. l.mfi^renfarbig, 2.rot^^aarig. 
 
 To Car'ry, v. ha. 1. tragcn, fu^rcn, fo^ren, 
 bringcni 2. ^g. fu^ren, bringcn, Pcrfe^cnj 
 3. fortfiii^ren (^inauSriictcn, j. S5. cincSJtoucr, 
 2C.)5 4./g:. roeiterfii()rcn, fortfc^en, bcf6r» 
 bcrn, trcibcnj 5. (—away, off, &c.), bur4>« 
 fii^renj bcrocrfftcUigcn, bur(^fe$cn (pass. 
 burd^ge^en), bacontragcn, criangen, gcmin* 
 ncn,erobern; (—it, bicDbcr^anb bcfommcn)j 
 fig-s. 6. mit fid) ffl^ren^trogcnXott fi^) ^abcn, 
 cnt^Qltenj T. ciupcrn, jeigen, pcrrat^enj 8. 
 lit. tragcn, (untcr)fKi§cn, leitcn (j.S. ^opfcn 
 onStangcn)} 9, trogen, cr8cugcn(§r(id^tc)j 
 10. tragcn (bcn^6rper)5y?t'- (ft(^)bctragen, 
 benc^men (aud^ to — it) ; II. n. 1. trogen 
 (con @(^icpgcn)cl)ren, :c.)j 2. cine Olidtitung 
 ^Qbcn (pon c. BMc,tc.)i 3. Man. bcn^opf 
 tragcn, ^altcn J 4. 5po rt Srbc, ©cbnce, :c. 
 tragcn (Pon ben^Jafcn)? to — into the book, 
 in'§ 33u^ cintragcnj to — a\^ay, 1. Mar. 
 abbrcd^cn, pcrlicrcn (c 5J?aflbaum, 2c.)} 2. 
 irremot^cn, pcrlcitcnj 3. (ou(^ mit before, 
 out), ^inrcifen, bcsaubcrnj to- forth, or 
 out, 1. jur ©d^ou tragcn? 2. dufern, vor* 
 bringcnj to — off, l. rocg^olen, cntfii^rcn, 
 2C.5 2. roegraffen, (t6btcn)5 to — on, 1. an= 
 fiS^ren, 2. ontreiben, bcforbcrn, 3. betrci* 
 ben, tjcrfotgen fu^rcn, fortfu^ren, to — out. 
 
CaiT 
 
 155 
 
 Cash 
 
 1. Com. (eiiic ©ummc) augwerfen j 2. (—out 
 to sea), ouSlot^fen (c. ©d)iff) j to — over, 
 Com. fibertragen, tranSportircnj (amount) 
 carried over (^or forward), SronSport (JU) 
 ^olio.../ cf. balance; to — to (new) ac- 
 count, Com. in (QUf neue) Sftcc^nung bringen. 
 Car'ryifng, p.s. toa&^U^ren,2C. vid. To Carry; 
 — establishment, R-w. l)Q§ 3;ran§portbu= 
 reaU) Corns, —places, Slrageplci^c, Srage= 
 fletten ( erbflrit^e jwifdjeu jroci fci^iffborcn 
 ^luffen, 2C.)) —trade, \itv%xa6)t', @petji= 
 tioni=, 3n)ificn^Qnbcl, W 0l^cbcrei. 
 
 Cart, *. 1. ber barren, bie ^fforre, 2. ba§ 
 ^u^rroerf, ber SBagenj comp. —grease, 
 fcte SSagenfc^>miere ,* — horse, baS 3ugpfert , 
 —house, bcr aBttgcnfd^cppeni —load, bie 
 ,Karren(aBagcn=)Ial>ung j —rope, bag ^ttr= 
 renfeilj — rut, baS^a^rgelcife, —taker, ber 
 SSagenmcifter j -tilt, bcr <SpricgcI, bie SBa^ 
 genbcrfej —tire, bicOlabfd^icne, —way (or 
 road), ber^abrreeg, — wright, DcrSBagncr. 
 
 To Cart, v. I. n. farrcn, fa^ren j H. a. (cincn 
 SScrbreci^cr jur ©trafc) ttuf cincn barren 
 fe|en, an cincn SC. binbcn. 
 
 Car'tage, s. 1. bag Garten, ^a^rcn, 2. Com. 
 t)iz Srangportfoflcn, bag ^u^rlo^n, bcr ein= 
 fc^Iagi 3. vid. Cartouch. 
 
 ^arte-blan9he', s. Law, bag SSIanfct JU cincr 
 SSoUmad^t j bie uncingefc^rdnff c SSoUmad^t. 
 
 Cartel', s. Mil. 1. bag kartell, bcrSScrtrag, 
 (:M:ugn>e(^fcIungg»)SScrgIei(^ , 2. bie |)erQUg= 
 forbcrung, 3. (-ship), bag (SorteafW, 
 ^arlcmentdrf^iff. 
 
 Ciir't^r, I. s. bcr jtdrrner, ^arrenfu^rmann j 
 II. — ly, adv. gemcin, ro^ (roie cin ,^arrner). 
 
 Car't/iamiis, s. Bat. ber ©afflor. 
 
 Cart/iu'siqtn, s. Ecc. bcr ^art^dufcrm6nd>. 
 
 Ciir'tilage, s. Anat. bcr ^norpel. 
 
 Ciirtilag'jnous, Cartil^gin'eous , adj. Anat. 
 fnorpelig, ^norpels. [jcid^nung. 
 
 C?irt6dn', s. Paint, ber (Sarton j bie ^Wuflcrs 
 
 C?Lrt6uch', s. Mil. 1. bic A'artdtfc^cj 2. bie 
 ^atrontafd()C5 3. Arch., &c. bie ^artuf<j()e. 
 
 Cartridge, .v. Mil. bie ^atronc, —box, bic 
 ^atrontafd^c. 
 
 Car'tulary, s. bag Ur!unbcnbu(^ 5 ^rd^io. 
 
 Car'uncle, s. 1. Anat. bic^arunM} 2. Om. 
 bcr ^amm, bag §Icif(i>^orn. [oug»u4>g. 
 
 Cariin'culated, adj. Anat. mit cincm ^lcifd^= 
 
 To Carve, v. I. a. 1. (aug)fc&nciben, f^niicn 
 (|>ol8), oug]^auen((Stcin), ftc(I>en (in A^upfcr, 
 2C.), graben, cingrobenj 2. oorfd^nciben, scr= 
 Icgcn (^Icifd^) i 3. Jig. oert^cilcn, wia!ubrli(& 
 einrid^tcn, to - out,yig. fK^ felbft bcrcitcn, 
 »d^lcn,2C.j II. /i. 1. (SSilber) ff^ni^en, flc= 
 *en;2c.i 2. t)orf(^nciben (Semanbcm)j carved 
 
 work, Silb^auerarbcitj carving knif«, Hi 
 Sranf^irmefTer. 
 Car'vel, s. 1. vid. Caravel; 2. vid. Sea-blub- 
 ber ; 3. —work, wic Carnel-work, qv. 
 Car'ver, s. 1. ber(a3ilb=)^*ni$cr, SSilbbaucr, 
 2C. (c/. To Carve); 2. fig. bcr St^opfcr, 
 ©d^micb (fcineg ©lucfg) 5 3. bag S^orlcge* 
 mcHcr, bie S5orlcgegabcl. 
 
 Carya'tgs (— at'ides), s. pi. Arch. SarQatibcn. 
 
 Cas'cabel, s. Gun. bicSraubc (an bcr .Kanone), 
 
 Cascade', s. bcr SBafferfall, aBafferflurj. 
 
 To Cascade', v. a. (»ic cin SBafferfatt) aug* 
 fpri^cn, fallen laffen. [5Winircr). 
 
 Cas'cans, s. pi. Fort, bic ^or(bbrunncn (bcr 
 
 Cascaril'la, s. Bat. bic SagcariUc. 
 
 Case, s.l.bag ^utteral, ®el)dufc, bag Sc^dltnip; 
 bie^iflej bog ©eficU; %a^ (im SSaarenla- 
 gcr, 2C.)5 bie®4)cibe5 i^aut, bag %tU, ber 
 JBalg 5 bie ^fiUe, |)filfe, ^ide, Jtappc, ber 
 (95ctt*)Uberxug5 2.bagtufere cincg®ebdu= 
 t>cg5 3. cin Sorratbg' ober Sagcr^augj 4 
 Tijp. bcr <S 4)riftf often } —of knives, bag 
 5Ke|fcrbe|!etfi —of a mast. Mar. cin SKa* 
 ftcnfofcr} —knife, bag grofe^ucbenmeJTerj 
 -shot, bcr ^artdtf(^cnfd>uf, ^ic Jtartdtfd(>e } 
 —stake, Mech. ber Srcibambof (ju U^rge* 
 bdufen)5 —work, Bkb. bag (Sin^dngcnj — 
 worm, bic 9taupe, bag S5pinninfect. 
 
 To Case, v.a.l. (in cin ©cbdufc, einc ©d^tibe) 
 ftcrfcn, cinftctfcn, i^erbergcnj 2. umgeben 
 uberjieben, beflcibcn ) Mcw.marmorircnj 3. 
 bef^Iagcn (e. 0lab) j 4. Sport. &. Cook,, (ben 
 JBalg) abjie^en, abftreifen. 
 
 Case, s. 1. ber %aU, Umftanb, 3ufaa, bi^ 
 (Sad)Ci 2. lit. &. fig. bcr 3uftanbj 3. (— io 
 law), ber Olcd^tgfaUj 4. Gram, ber (Safug } 
 in — of need apply to Mr. * * ', Com. nfit^i* 
 genfaagbci|)errnN.N. 
 
 To Case'-harden, v.a. 1. /-to. (@ifcn)^drteni 
 2. fig. oer^drten. 
 
 Ca'seic, adj. — acid, Chem. bie ^dfcfdurc. 
 
 Case'mate, s. Fort. 1. bic ^afcmattc; 2. ber 
 5}Jincnbrunncn. 
 
 Case'ment [Wb., &c.; caz'm?nt, Wore. W. 
 &c.], s. 1. bag @(b6p(bcn (cincg ^cnflcrg)j 
 2. ber^cnftcrflittgel} 3. bag^cnftcrbcfcbldgc, 
 ber ^enftcrra^men 5 4. Arch, bie ^o^U^t. 
 
 To Case'm?nt, v. a. Arch. bcHcibcn (c/. s.). 
 
 Ca'seous [— shjus], adj. fdfcartig, fdfig. 
 
 Cas'ern [ If'i., ca'zern, W^orc], s. bicSafcrnc. 
 
 Cash, s. (bef. Com.) 1. bic SaffC) 2. bie S5or= 
 fcbaft, bag (bare) ® etb 5 ready—, barcg ©elb^ 
 Sontantenj running—, circutirenbcg ®elb , 
 to put one in-, ^emanbcm SBarfcnbungcn 
 madjen, ©ccEung fcnben, i^n bccfenj in— (0- 
 cashed), in (§aftc, cingegangcn, eincafflrti 
 
Cash 
 
 156 
 
 Cast 
 
 to be in—, bei Saffe (bci ®ett)c) fein 5 balance 
 of or in—, l)er(§a{fabej^anl>3 to pay in—, per 
 (Saffa beja^Ien} payment in— bie S3arja^5 
 lung? proceeds in— ,Der(§ajfencrtrag 5 when 
 in—, nai) Qingangj to keep the—, Die Gaffe 
 fii^renj —account, t)Q§ daffa « (§onto 5 — 
 book, 1. U^ (§affabu(b5 2. U6 2ofungSbu(i^, 
 SSerfaufbu^j 3. Da§(§ontttnt=((§affa0^u*5 - 
 box, bie Safle 5 — business, (§ontantgef(bafte , 
 —keeper, ber (§affircr 5 —note, bie itntod- 
 fungi — notes, ba§ (SafittbrouiUon. 
 
 To Cash, V. a. Com. cinwecbfeln, ju ©elbe ma= 
 djcn^realifirenj to— a bill, einen SBetbfel, eine 
 {Re^nung beja^len, einlofcn, eincoffiren, c-ed, 
 Uia\ilt, ingaflTa, to get c-ed, Sncajfo beforgen. 
 
 Cashew'-niit, 5. 1. bie^Cttjounu^) 2. vid. Ca- 
 
 Cashier', s. ber (Safjlrer. [shoo. 
 
 To Cashier' (—shire'), v. a. 1. caffiren, CXlU 
 Ittffenj 2. ttufbebenj 3. ungiiltig matben. 
 
 Cashie'rer, s. ber (Sntfc^er, Umftiirjer, 2c. 
 
 Cash'do, s. Phami. bad vKatecbu. 
 
 Cas'jmere (—mire), s. Com. ber Gafimir) 
 embossed—, gepreptgeftreifter 6. 5 —nan- 
 keen, ber ,£6per=3ittnfing. 
 
 Ca'sjng, p. s. I. sing. 1. ber Uberpg, bie ein= 
 faffungj 2. ^rJi. bie SSerHeibung? —with 
 stone, Dijk. ba§ ^lacfioerf, -paper, bttS 
 ^pacfpapierj II. c-s, pi. Hush, ber gctrorfnete 
 itubmij^ sur geuerung. 
 
 Cask, s. 1. ba§ gaf , bie Sonne 5 2. * ber |)elm 5 
 —bridge. Arch, bic Sonnenbriicfe. 
 
 To Cask, 0. a. (in ein^a^) ein= ob. ouffuUen. 
 
 Cas'ket, *. 1. bQS(iS(bmuce-)'^dft(benj 2. c-s, 
 pL vid. Gaskets. 
 
 To Cas'ket, v. a. in ein»Rdfi^cn perftbliepen. 
 
 CasM, *. Gam. the great—, ber grof e (Safino 5 
 the little — , ber tleine 6afino. [niofwursel. 
 
 Cass'ada, Cass'avi, s. But. ^k goffatja, 5Ka= 
 
 Cassa'tion, *. bic (Saffation, 6affirung5 court 
 of—. Law, bag (§-$gcri(bt, ber (S-§t)of. 
 
 Cas'sia [cash'ja], s. bieGoffla, —berry, ber 
 ©fibfee=oD.§)araguai)tbee5 —bark, — lignea. 
 bicGaffienrinbe^ —buds, — blooms, 3immet= 
 blumen, ^immetbliit^en) —sticks, or— in 
 the cane, 9lobrcaffia. [ber (Soffibonicr. 
 
 Cas'sidony, s. 1. But. ba§ Olubrfraut3 2. Min. 
 
 Cas'simere, Cas'simer, s. vid. Casimere. 
 
 Cassine', s. Bot-s. 1. bie Gaffine, ber ^ara= 
 guai)tbee5 2. bie farolinifrbe <Ste(^paIme. 
 
 Cassjnet', s. Com. mod. ber Gaffinet. 
 
 Cassi'no, s. mod. Gam. baS (Saflnofpiel. 
 
 Cas'sock, s. 1. (ebem.) ber Gaputrocf 5 2. (jc§t) 
 bcr^cibroc!, baSUnterHcib (ber® eiftli(ben,:c.). 
 
 Caa'sonade, s. Com. bie CafTonabc, ber ^uber= 
 aurfcT. [ber ^afuar. 
 
 Ca«'«|9W?iry, Cas'sovr^ry, Cas'suary, j. Orn. 
 
 To Cast, V. ir. I. a. 1. gen. rocrfenj 2. mih 
 raerfen, flrcucnj 3. abwcrfcn (^Icibcr, 2c.) , 
 4. n>cg=, i?or=, t)inn>crfcn} augwerfcn (ben 
 ^ICn^T), fallen lajfen^i^erfcbutten 5 5. abwcr* 
 fen, ©eriieren (bie^aut, bie ^cbern: oon {tcb 
 maufernben SSogeln, 2C.)5 6.(@rttbcn) 8ict)cn, 
 (©amme,2C.)aufn)erfen5 T. ftof en, fcbiebcn, 
 f^iirsen? ^.fig- i^erfc^cn (in c ^uflanb, 2C.)i 
 9. auaroerfen, oerbreiten (©tro^lcn, 3tebel, 
 2C., (xu^fig.), merfen (©cbattcnj M' 2i(bt, 
 eincn Slict auf 6tn>a§, 2c.) 5 oon fx(b geben 
 (®eru(b, ^i^e, 2c.)} 10. lit. k fig. (nicbcr) 
 werfenj beficgcn, iibertrcftenj 11. iibcrn)ie= 
 gen madden, ben^uSfcblag geben 5 12.(5Bcrbrcs 
 (ber) peruvtbeilcn, t>crn)erfcn5 13. ouSrerbncn, 
 berecbnenj anf(blagcn, errodgcn j 14.(9loUcn) 
 »ertl)cilen 5 15. cntroerfen, abrcipen, scicbnen j 
 16. {(xvL&ifig. gcftoltcn), formircn, mobclnj 
 giepen (OJJetoU), (Sitbtc) siebcn, H- ri. 1. 
 (oft mit about), auf ^t\m^ finnen, natb^en^ 
 fen> 2. fi(b giefen, formen laffenj 3. fitbroers 
 fen, frumm roerben (oom^oljc, 2C.)j 4. Mni\ 
 abfallen (beimTCnferlitbtcn), to — lots, lofen 
 (— upon,um)5 to — against, fig. tornjcrfenj 
 to — away, l.fig. oerbanncn (©orgen, 2c.) 5 
 2. to — one's self away, f[(b in'g SScrbcrben 
 fturjenj pass, ju ©runbc gcljcn, ©d)ipru^ 
 leiben? to — behind, (binter fi(b) wM Iaf= 
 fen, juoorfommenj to — in, (aScrocifc, 2c.) 
 beibringen? to — off, 1. Ut kfig. abracrfcn, 
 ablegen, 20.5 2. pernjerfcnj 3. abbantcn? 
 verflopcn, abroeifenj ocrlafleni 4. iibcrbo* 
 len, 5. Sport. (Ui Sagbbunbe) loaiaffcn5 
 to — out, 1. lit.kfig. augftofenj 2. Com. 
 SBaaren augfcbiepen? to — up, 1. aufracrfcn 
 (Qrbe, 2c.) j 2. (burcb ©rbrecbcn) j?on fitb 
 geben? 3. au§n>erfcn(®eru(bc, 20.), 4. vu/. 
 To Cast, 13 5 to— upon . . ., fcbicben auf . . .» 
 to — one's self upon one, fid^ an Scmanb rocn* 
 ben, fid) auf Semanb »?eilaJTen. 
 
 Cast, pret. & p. p. f. To Cast. 
 
 Cast, s. 1. gen. ber SKurf, \ia^ SBerfcnj Xu5- 
 roerfenj tiiz SiBurfroeitej 2. lit. k fig. ber 
 (S8urfeI)aBurf5 bie^robej 3. tcr@uf (ci. 
 ner ^igur, 2c.) 5 4. bic (©upO^orm, 5. 
 Found, bie ©inguprobrc, 6. \i(x?f gegoffcne 
 gSilb, T. fig. bie ©cj^altj ber SSau (ber 
 aSerfc, 2C.) 5 8. ber duperc Infibcin, "Jfnflricb 5 
 9. bie angebornc ^rt, OJJanier, 5J?icnc 5 10. 
 ber (au(b: berfdjicfc) a3li(f5 H- ber Jtniff, 
 ^fiff, ©trci(b5 12. bic lixt, ber ©tbfag, bo$ 
 ^atb) 13. bic ^afte (in Sflinticn), 14. 
 Sport, ber ^lug (cin -^aar) ^alfen. 
 
 Cast-, comp. — away, s. fig. 1. ber ^USWurf 
 (Iaflerbafte50?cnf(b)3 5>ern)orfcnr, 25crl;omm= 
 tcj 2. tieabfdjIdgigc'JCntroortj Ibroeifungj 
 
Cast 
 
 157 
 
 Cata 
 
 -iron, (Sufeifcitj -steel, ber (Supfta^I, 
 raffintrte eto^I. 
 
 Cas'tanetR, s. pi. Mas. (Saflagnettcn. 
 
 Caste, s. Die Stafiti rid. Cast, 13. 
 
 Cas'tellain (—an), s. tcr (SaftcUan. 
 
 Cas'tellany, s. Ut (SafleUanei, Surgoogtci. 
 
 To Cas'tellate, v. a, umbttucn, cinfQffcn(s.S5. 
 cinen SBrunnen). 
 
 Cas'tellated, adj. bct^urmt, bcjintlt. 
 
 Castella'tion, s. ba§ SScfef^igen eincS 4)au[e&. 
 
 Cas'ter, s. 1. ber SEBerfcr^ 2. ber Slec^ner, :c. 
 cf. To Cast ; 3. bQ5 (meffingene) OtoUd^cn 
 (an benpfen bcriStu^Ie, k.)? *• ^i^ ^^^ 
 raffine, 5. (—frame, or a set of c-s), bie 
 ^latmenage. [mut^tgcn. 
 
 To Cas'tjgate, v. a. 1. jud^tigcn^ 2. ^ig. be= 
 
 Castiga'tion, *. I.bie3u(l^tigung, aSeftrafung, 
 
 Cas'tjgator, s. ber 3fi(^tiger. [2. bie SSupe. 
 
 Cas'tjgatory, adj. jumButS^tigcn biencttb, sfi^= 
 
 Castile', Castil'ia, s. Geog. Gaf^ilien. [tigenb. 
 
 Castil'ian, adj.k s. CQjtiUonif^ j bcr ^aftiliancr. 
 
 Cas'tjng, I. p. s. btt& SBerfcn, 2C. (uid. To 
 Cast); II.*. I.ba§®ufftfide,ber®up5 2. bcr 
 :ttbbrucf 5 3. Sporf.bic^alfcnpiUej -off (of a 
 vessel), Mar. ba§ Umlcgen (einc& (B(i^iffc&) j 
 HI. comp. —house, bie ®iepere(, ©d^melj* 
 ^uttc5 ber <S(bmelsofcnj —net, Fi*/j. baS 
 4a5urfgarn,aBurfne§5 -plate,(?-ic. bic ®ief= 
 
 Cas'tiiigs, ^.p^ ©ufjmaaren. [plotte. 
 
 CSs'tie [cas'sl], *. 1. ba§ <S(^lof, ^afleU, bie 
 aSurg^ 2. Mar. bieSadf, 3. Gam. bcr (Rod^e 
 (im <B6)a6))j —keeper, ber ©^lofoogt, 
 —top, ber ^reifel, —ward, W SSurgoogtei. 
 
 To Castle [cas'sl], v. n. Gam. rO(^cn, rot^ircn. 
 
 Ciis'tled[cas'8ld],ad;.mit@d)l6jTcrn,get^urmt. 
 
 Cas'tlery [cas'slri], s. biC SSurgOOgtet. 
 
 Cas'tlet [cas'sl^t], s. ba& B(i)l6f^en. 
 
 Cast'ijng, s. bie unseitige £eibe&fru(^t 5 — 
 skins (castlings) , pi. %iUt con ungcbore* 
 neu gdmmern. 
 
 Cas't<?r, s. 1. ZooLbcrSSiber, (Saftorj 2. cant. 
 eini)U() 3. vid. Castoream; —and Pollux, 
 1. Met. vid. Corposant; 2. il^tuid. Gemini; 
 —beans, ^urgirFSmcrj —nut, bie^urgir= 
 nupj — oil(Ca8tory), btt& 9licinu§6l. 
 
 Gastoreen', s. Com. tin fciner,f(i^n5erer3^uffel. 
 
 Casto'reum (— rean), s. ba§ SSibcrgcil. [mcln. 
 
 To Cas'trate, v. a. 1. caflrircn 5 2. fig. oerfium= 
 
 Castra'tion, *. 1. bie SSerfc^neibungi Gntman= 
 nungi 2.5o«.bie6aflration5 3.yig:.bieSSer= 
 
 Castra'to,*,ber6Qftrttt(<Bdnger).[ftummeIung. 
 
 Cas'trel, s. Orn. ber aBannenroe^er. 
 
 Caatren'sian, adj. Mil. p cinem Sagcr gc^Srig. 
 
 Oa^dal [cazh'iial], I. adj.j II. — ly, adv. jlts 
 ffiaigj —word, Gram. baS 3^omcn5 III. ~ 
 ness, s. wU b- ^. SB. 
 
 Cas'd^Ity [cazh'-], j. 1. bie3ufdlligfeit5 2. 
 bcr 3ufaa5 3. ber Sobe^faU, UngliicesfaU. 
 
 Caa'ufst [cazh'—], s. Ph. ber (Safuifl. 
 
 To Cas'uist, v.a. bcnSttfuiftcn fpielen. [fuiftif(i>. 
 
 Casms'tjc, — cal, I. adj.; II. — c?illy, ado. ca» 
 
 Cas'uistrj-, s. Ph. bie Sttfuifti!. 
 
 Cat, I. s. 1. bie ^Q§e, ber ^aterj 2. Mar->». 
 a) ba§ Jttttf(^iff5 h) bie^at, ber'M:nferl)Q!en5 
 3. cin boppeltcr ©reifuf mit fe(^§ ^ufctij 
 
 — in pan, prow bcr Ubcrlaufer, 2Cu§rcipcrj 
 II. comp. —of nine tails, 1. Sea &. Mil. bic 
 ©tricfpcitf(^e , ^citfc^c mit neun <Stran= 
 
 genj a-mount, — a-mountain, wild—, 
 
 Z>ol. bie iDilbe ^q^c, —block, Mar. bcr 
 Jtatblocf^ —call, —cal, (—pipe), l.bicUocf^ 
 pfcifci 2. ber Socfoogcl, —fall. Mar. ber 
 ^afldufcrj -fish, Ich. bcr getigcrte i£>aii 
 
 — gut, 1. bie SarmfQitc, 2. Com. bcrOJiarli^ 
 Mars. — harpings, bic ©d^wigtingcn ber 
 SSanb (ob. ber ^uttingen), —head, ber 
 itrQ^nbalfcnj — 'shead, Pom. ber ,ff-nfopf, 
 ^ttfenfopf, cine "Kxt tpfelj —heads, Min. 
 Jt-nfleinc (cifcn^oltigc^noten inSKincralicn)} 
 Mar-*. —holes, bic ,ftatI6(^eri —hook, bci 
 JtQt^Qfen, Qfnfer^afen) —mint, —nip, Bot. 
 bic Jt-nmunjc, — 's paw. Afar-*. I. cine 
 fanftc ober leic^tc ^u^Ite, bie ©ricfe^ 2. bcr 
 |)olIttnbcr (eine lirt ©c^Iingc in einem 3:au)j 
 
 — rope, bcr^atlQufcrj —salt. Mill, cin fein= 
 fornigcS ©alj (aug ©ittcrfole, sum Sercitcn 
 bcrt)artcn@cife)5 —silver, Afu<.ber®Ummcr, 
 bQ5,K-nriIbcr5 Bot-s. —tail, 1. ba§ ^ci^c^cn 
 an @cn)d(^fen, gcro. pL, vid. Catkins; 2. 
 bie Seidjfolbc j -tyme, baS ^-nfraut. 
 
 To Cat the anchor. Afar, ben ^nfcr auffattcn 
 Catabap'tist, s. Ecc. ber ^ataboptifl. 
 Catacaus'tjc, Afa«/i. I. adj. fatafaufiifd^j II. 
 
 c-s, s. pi. bie aSrcnnlinien burc^ jurucfgeroor* 
 
 fcne ©tra^lcn. 
 Catachres'tjc (— cal), I. adj.; II.— cally, adv. 
 
 Rhet. gejroLngcn. [irbifc^c ©rabftcittcn). 
 Cat'acombs [— comz],*.pZ. ^ataf ombcn(unters 
 Catacoiis'tfcs, s.pl. Math, bic ^atafuftif. 
 CatadiSp'trjc, Opt. I. adj. (—cal), fatabiop« 
 
 trifd^i II. c-s, s. pi. bic iatabioptrif. 
 Catagmat'jc, Afed. I. adj. Sriid^C ^cilcnb) H. 
 
 c-s, s.pl. SBrud^c l^eilcnbeOJiittcl. 
 Cat'agraph, s. Paint, bie ©fijsc, bcr Umrip. 
 Catalec'tjc, adj. Poet, fataleftifd^. 
 Catalep'8|8,Cat'alepsy,*. Afed. bicRatalcpfxc 
 Catalep'tic, adj. Med. !ataleptif(^. 
 Cat'alogue [—log], s. bcr Catalog. 
 To Cat'alogue, To Cat'alogize, v. a. in cincn 
 
 Jtataloa bringcn. 
 
 Catal'pa, s. (—tree), Bot. bcrSlrompctcnbaum. 
 Cat?im?iran' [Sm. ,&c.], 5. l.baS ^10^5 2. mod. 
 
Cata 
 
 158 
 
 Caul 
 
 rtne S5ermd)tun3&maf(i)inc (Tfrt Torpedo) ju 
 eyploftonen ber feinblidjen @(^iffc 5 3. (in 
 3tcufunilQnt)) eine grobc QCrt ©d^Iittcn. 
 
 Cat'aplasm, s. Surg. Uv aSrciumft^lag. 
 
 Cat'aract, s. 1. ber (gropO aSafferfallj 2. 
 vid. Portcullis ; 3. Med. ber grouc ©taar. 
 
 Catarrh', s. Med. ber Jtatarr^. 
 
 C?tarrh'^l,Catarrh'oa8,adi.fatQrr^a(ifd^. [pl^C. 
 
 Catas'trophe (—fhy),s.Poet.&fig. UcMafixO' 
 
 To Catch, V. reg. & ir. I. a. 1. lit. Scfig. fQn= 
 gen, crgreifen, er»if(3^cn, ertttppenj 2. fQf= 
 fen 5 (aufOfangcn (GtWttS), 3. lit. & Jig. 
 fangcn (^euer, 2c.) 5 4-. auffangcn, \\^ ju= 
 iic^cn (c. ^ranf^eit, 20)5 jtg-*. 5. cinnc^» 
 men, fcfcln 5 6. auffangcn (eincn Son, 2c.) 3 
 7. auffaffen (ben ©inn einer <Sa(^c, 2c.) 5 H. 
 n. 1. anficcfen, anflerfenb fein, 2. foffen (»on 
 (c.^af en,2C.)) to —(a) cold, fi^ erfditcn, to — 
 a fall, einen %aU t^un 5 to — hold of. . ., fx(^ 
 an... ^ttlten, (Stnja& ergreifcn 5 to — a scent, 
 5port njittcrnj to — at, l. (na(^@tnja§) 
 greifen, f(3^nappen, ^aft^en, 2. jig-. trad)tcno 
 3. ju fangen fucl^en, nac^ficUcn, to — up, 
 auffangcn, n3cgreif en, retten. 
 
 Catch, 1. 1. 1. ber ^ang, ©rijf 5 2. ber diauh, 
 bieSBcute, 3. bie ©ci^neUigfeit, bcr^ug? 4. 
 ber flcinc S^eil, ba§ (Stuetd^en 5 5. Mus. ber 
 IRunbgefong, bie ^uge, ber ^anon, 6. ber 
 lbfa§, bie^aufej T. W Sauerj 8. lit. kfig. 
 ber ^nflug, Xtx^U ©inbrurf, bie gcringe 7rn= 
 ftttfungj 9. bie SSermut^ung, bcrlCrgnjo^n? 
 10. Mech-s. a) ber ^x^fcnj ©(^ncippcr, 
 ®^liep^afen5 bte (S^itrO^Unfe, 20.3 6) 
 ber ©riff, Tfngriff^ c) ber ©perrlpcgcl 5 11. 
 mt Bilboquet, qv.; 12. vid. Ketch; 13. bcr 
 ganger, 9laubioogcl5 14. S-port. a) bo§ %z= 
 berfpiel (bes ^alfen)j 6) bcr SSorlapj by 
 c-es, abgefe^t, roecbfelsweife, II. co/wp. — lly, 
 Bot. bie ^eclnelFej —line, Tt/p. bie <S(bIup= 
 jeile? — penny, vuig. bie ©clbfdjneiberei 
 iber^.j bie ftbledljte ©roftbure, 2C.5 —weed, 
 Bot. ba§,aiebfraut J —word, Typ. ber (SufloS. 
 
 Cat'chpr, *. 1. ber^dngcr, 2. ber ^df(ber5 3. 
 bie ©(^lingej ber gifdj^amcn. 
 
 Cat'chup, s. Cook, eine pifantc au§ ocrf(b. S?c= 
 getobilien (bef.auS^^ampignong, au^ au§^u= 
 fltrn, aKalIniifrcn,2C. unb e. 3ufa§ oon ©erofirj 
 u.@oIs)bereitete@auce (gen>. nai b.^ouptbe-- 
 ftanbt^eil gen., »ie: mushroom-, oyster—, 
 
 Catc, s. 1. vid. Catechu ; 2. vid. Cates. [&c.). 
 
 Catejhet'ic (— cal), I. adj.; 11. — cailiy, adv. 
 fatei^etifd^. [gen fiber.... 
 
 To Cat'gsbise, r. a. 1. fated^iftren? 2. befro= 
 
 CSf Sshi^er, s. ber .ffotecbifirenbe. 
 
 Cat'Ssbi^m, *. ber Jtated)iSmu&. 
 
 CSt'§£hwt, *. Ecc* ber Jtateibet. 
 
 Cutechis'tjc, &c., mk Catcchetic, £c. 
 
 Cat'echu, s. Pliarm. ba& ,KatC(bU. [(bumcs. 
 Catechu'men (— m^nfst), s, Ecc. bcr Jtate* 
 Cateshumen'jcal, adj. fatC(bumcnif(b. [goriftb. 
 Categor'jcal, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. Log. fate* 
 Cat'egory, s. Log. bic Categoric, 6la|Tc. 
 Catena'rjain, Cat'enary, adj. fcttcnartig. 
 To Cat'enate, V. a. htUn, fcffcln 5 »?crfcttcn. 
 Catena'tion, .v. bic SJcvfcttung. 
 To Ca'ter, v. a. 2cbcn§mittcl anfd)affcn. 
 Ca'ter, .y. Gam. bicSSicr (auf ^artcn,2C.)5 — 
 
 cousin, ^g-. bcr@(bnioro|cr, ©iinflling. 
 Ca'terer, *. bcr Sicfcrant, *proinantmciflcr. 
 Ca't^ress, s. bic einfdufcrinn, Qfu§gcbcrinn. 
 Cat'erpillar, ,v. Ent. bic Staupc. [Idrmcn. 
 To Cat'erwjlul, v. v. 1. miaucnj 2. fdjrcicn, 
 Cat'erwaul, s. 1. Hi ^a§cngcf(brci j 2. bic 
 
 ^a§cnmufif 5 3. ba§ ©cfcbrei, ©etofc. 
 Ca'tery, s. bicSSorratb* (ob.<Spcifc=) fammcr 
 Cates, s. pi. bie 2cbcn§mittcl, bef. Sccfcrbiffcn. 
 CafVarifst, s. Ecc. tin ^uritancr. [nigcnb. 
 Caf/iiir'tic (—cal), adj. Med. abfii^rcnb, rci* 
 Cat/iar'tjcs, .v. pL Med. 7fbfubrung$mittcl. 
 Cat/ie'dral, I. s. bie .ffatbcbralc, ®omfir(bc> 
 
 II. adj. I. cine X betrcjfcnb, fiiftsmdpigj 2. 
 
 fig. alt, cbrroiirbig. 
 
 Caf/i'edrat?d, p. a. ben 2cl)rftubl bctrcffcnb. 
 Caf/iedriit'ic> s. bic 95if(bof5flcucr. 
 Cat/i'erine, s. ,Satl)arina (^-n.). ffcnbc. 
 
 Caf/i'eter, s. Surg, bcr ,ffatl)Ctcr, bic SBIafcn* 
 Caf/ie'terisra, s. Surg, bcr ,ffatbctcridmu§. 
 Ca.th'()\\c (—cal), I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ta- 
 
 t^oIif(b5 rccbtgldubig. 111. *. ber^atbclif5 
 
 IV. — ness,*. bie 5fUgcmcin^cit,Unit»crfaIitdt. 
 Cat/i61'icif*m, C.ai/iolic'jty, s. 1. bcr ^atbc(i= 
 
 ci§mu§ 5 2. bic ^n^dngli(bFcit an bcnfclbcn. 
 Caf/iol'jcon, s. Med. & Lit. ba§ Jtat^olifon. 
 Cat'kins, s. pi. Bot. 1. bic^a^ibcn, 2. ba& 
 
 91Joo§ an SBdumcn. 
 Cat'like, adj. fa|cnartig, fa^cn^aft. 
 Cat'ljng, s. 1. Bot. vid. Catkins, 2; 2. Surg. 
 
 ba& ^Rnorpclmcffcr, 3ergUcbcrung§mcffcr. 
 Catop'ter (— tron), s. Opt. ba§©picgclfcrnrDl)r. 
 Catop'tric, —cal, adj. P//?/. fatoptrif^j. 
 Catop'trjcs, s. pi. Phy. bic ^atoptrif. 
 Cat'sup, s. vid. Catchup. Catter ..., f. Cater.. . 
 Cat'tle, s. btt§ (3ugs)«ie^, jo^me SSieb (bef. 
 
 0. Olinboicb)? —hurdles, R-w. SSicbforrcn. 
 Cau'date (—dated), adj. gcftbnjdnjt. 
 Cau'dle, s. bic ^raftfuppc (fiir ,KranFc, 2c.). 
 To Cau'dle, v. a. cinc Jtraftfuppc ma(bcn. 
 Cauf, s. Fish, bcr ^ifcbfaflcn. 
 CAught [cat], pret. & p. p. t?on To Catch. 
 Cauk, s. Min. bcr ©d^mcrfpot^, f(bn>efclfaurc 
 Cau'ky, adj. ftbnjcrfpatbortig. [Sarpt. 
 
 Cdol, s. 1. bQ§ !^e49 2. bag ^aarnc^ ber 
 
Caul 
 
 159 
 
 Cele 
 
 ^rQUcnjimmer 3 Anat-s. 3. fcic Stc^^autj 4. 
 
 bQ§ ©d^af{)fiat4icn. Caul'dron, f. Caldron. 
 Canliferons, adj. Bot. fiengcltreibent). 
 Caal'jflbv^^r [col'— ], *. Bot. bcr aSIumenfo^I. 
 Cau'liform [col'-], adj. Bot. flengclfomig. 
 To Caok, To Caulk, &c., vid. To Calk, &c. 
 Caa'sable, adj. bcicirfbar, Qugfu^rbar. 
 Cau'^al, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. urfot^Iid^ 5 HI. 
 
 s. Gram. \ixz 6aufaI=^artiW. 
 Caofal'ity, s. bie Urfd^lif^feit, (§Qufalitdt. 
 Caosa'tion, *. bie SScrurfa^ung. [li(i, CQufatio. 
 Cau'sative, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. Gram. urfQit= 
 CansVtor, *. bcr SScrurfoc^cr, Ur^ebcr. 
 Cause, *. 1. bic UrfQd^c, ber ® runb 5 2. ber ^ro= 
 
 ccf, Slec^tSfQlIj 3. bie ®ac^e, Tfngclcgenbcit. 
 To Cause, v. a. 1. t)erurfQd)cn, ccranlajTen) 
 
 2 lofifcn. 
 
 Caose'less, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. grunbloSj 
 
 o^iic UrfQ(^e 5 III. — ness, j. bic ® runblofigf eit. 
 Cau'ser, s. 1. berUr^cbcr, 2. bic roirfenbe 
 
 Urfa(^c. [ftrafc. 
 
 Cause'way, Cau'sey, s. bic (militor.) ^unfls 
 Causid'jcal, adj. Quf eincn Xbcocateit bcsugli(i^. 
 Caus'tic (— c?il), ad;. CVie/n. & ATed. !au= 
 
 ftifd^, Q^cnb, —curve, Geom. bic Srcnns 
 
 linic, —stone, 5urg. bcr ^Sflenflein. 
 Caus'tic, *. Qiem. & Med, baS Hf^mittclj 
 
 lunar—, Surg, bcr 5)6Uenflcin. 
 Caustic'jty, s. Chem. bie t^haft. 
 Cau'ter, s. Surg. bo§ SSrcnneifcn i Ti^mitUl. 
 CAu't^rifsm, Caut?rjza'tion, *. Surg. bo§S5rcn* 
 
 nen, t^cn (cincr SBunbe). 
 To C4u't?rlze, v. a. Surg, brcnncn, wcgbcij* 
 
 jcn, c-zing iron, Surg., Dent., Vet. bQ§ 
 
 SSrcnncifcn. ^ [Canter. 
 
 Cau'tery, 5. 1. ba§ ©rcnncn, It^cn, 2. vid. 
 Cau'tion, s. 1. bic SSorfidjtj 2. bic (Saution, 
 
 ®urgf(^Qft5 3. bicSBarnungj 4. bic©i(^cr= 
 
 Ijcitsmafccgcl. [roaS). 
 
 To Cau'tion, v. a. wamcn (—against, Oor6t» 
 Cau'tipnary, adj. 1. burgcnb, al§ ^fanb bics 
 
 ncnbj 2. roarncnb. 
 Cau'tious[ca'shus], I. adj.; II.— ly, adv. oors 
 
 fi(]^tig, bc^utfam. III. —ness, s. bie SSorfxt^t. 
 Cavalcade', *. bic (SooalCttbC 
 Cavalier', I. s. 1. berOtcitcr; 2. bcrStittcr, 
 
 (SatjQlier^ 3. Man. bcr funftgered()tc Slcitcr, 
 
 4. Fort, bcr ^QWQlier, bic ^a|cj II. adj.; 
 
 in. -ly, adv. 1. rittcrlid^j 2. munter^ 3. 
 
 ebcl, braoj 4. anmof enb, flolj 5 tro^ig. 
 Cav'alry, s. bic 9lcitcrei, gttoaUcric 
 To Ca'vate, v. a. 0U§^6^Icn. 
 Cava'tion, Cava'zion [— zhon], s. Arch, bic 
 
 ^u§grQbung ber^unbttmcntc eincg ©cbfiubcg. 
 cave, s. 1. bic ^6^lC5 2. vid. Cellar. 
 To Care, v. I. a. 1. ouS^S^lcn; 2. vid. To 
 
 Rake; Il.n. in cincr^jo^Ic njcj^ncn? to-!n, 
 
 cinftnfen. 
 Ca'veat, *. 1. bic (Srinncrung, SBarnungj 2. 
 
 Lawy bcr gcridjtlid^c ©infprud^, Sefdjlog. 
 To Ca'veat, v.n. 6infpru(^ t^un, 5Befd>lQg 
 Cav'ern, .9. W ^o^Ic. [Icgcn. 
 
 Cav'erned, adj. 1. OoUcr ^fi^Ien 5 2. in ^6^* 
 Cav'»frnous, adj. coU ^6^Ien. [Icn iDo^ncnb. 
 Ca'v^rs, s. pi. Min. (ers=)25iebc. 
 Cav'^sson, Cav'^zon, s. Man. bcr ^QppjQum. 
 Cav'jar,Cav'jare,Cavier',Caveer',5.bcrQlQ»iQr. 
 To Cav'il, v. n. 1. fpi^finbigc ©inwilrfc mo* 
 
 6)tnj frittclnj 2. (mit ai) fpi^finbifl to* 
 
 bein, bcfrittcln. 
 
 Cav'il, s. bie epi^finbigfeit, ©op^iflcrci. 
 Cat jla'tion, s. ba§ fpi^finbige Sobcln, 6treitcn. 
 Cav'jier, s. bcr ©op^ifl, SBorttlQubcr. 
 Cav'ilous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. fpi^finbig, 
 
 t)erf5ngli^5 III. —ness, s. t>a& [pi^finbige, 
 
 2C. SBcfcn, bic ©trcitfud^t. 
 Cav'in, s. Mil. bcr ^o^Iweg ob. ©robcn. 
 Cav'ity, s. bie ^S^Iung, |>6^le, ^luft. 
 To Caw, V. n. frad)jen (mU Stoben). 
 Caw'dle, Cawk,&c.,uid.Caudle,&c. [GrjmQffe. 
 
 Cax'Ou, .9. Mill, bic (sum ©(^mcljcn fcrtige) 
 Cayenne'(Ca'yan), s. (—pepper), ber(Sot)Cnnc» 
 
 ^fcjfcrj —cat. Zoo/, bic amerif. SigcrfQ^c. 
 Cay'man, J. Zool. bcr Caiman 5 uid. Alligator. 
 Caaic', Cazique' [— zik], s. bcr ,KQ5ife. 
 To Cease, v. I. n. 1. auf^firenj 2. ttblaffcn, 
 
 na(^lQ|fcn 5 n. a. einflellcn, cnbigen. 
 Cea8e'l?8s, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unQUf^6rIid(>. 
 Cecghin [ TForc], s. vid. Zechin. 
 Cec'ile, Cec'ily, s. Cccilic (g-n.)- 
 Cec'jty, s. bic aSUnb^icit. 
 Cecii'tiency [-'shi?n-], s. bic 95I6bfl(3^tiQfcit. 
 Ce'dar, s. bic 3ebcr5 —like, jcbcrglcir^. 
 Ce'darn, adj. vid. Cedrine. 
 To Cede, v. I. a. Law, ccbircn, abtrctcn, fiber* 
 
 laffenj n. n. not^geben, wei^cn. 
 Ce'd?r, s. Law, bcrlfbfrcter, Tfnrocifer, Gcbent. 
 Cedil'la, *. bic (SebiUe. [Ja.], adj. jebem. 
 
 Ce'drjne [P., Wb., Kn., Sm.; se'drin, 5., W.^ 
 Ce'dry, adj. jebcrortig. 
 Ced'uous, adj. f5nbar, f^Iogbor. 
 To Ceil, V. a. Arch, tdfeln. 
 Cei'ljng, s. 1. Arch. boSSttfelnj Sofelttcrf, 
 
 bic getafelte ©cdfcj 2. Mar. bie aBegem. 
 Cel'ature [— tshur], s. Mech. 1. bie ^ffunf^iU 
 
 grooiren, jc, asilbfdfjncibcrci, 2. bie ge|lo« 
 
 ^ene Irbcit. 
 To Cel'ebrate, v. a. 1. prcifcn, cr^ebcn, oer» 
 
 ^errli^en? 2. fciem, fcicrU(!(> be^e^cn. 
 Celebra'tion, s. 1. bic^cicr, feierl.35cge^un8> 
 
 2. bic aSertjcrrlid^ung 5 baS fJreifen, geiern. 
 Cel^bra'tpr, s. bcr Sobrcbncr, 
 
Cele 
 
 160 
 
 Cere 
 
 Celeb'rions, I. ad;.; II. — ly, adv. beru^mtj 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie Scru^mt^cit. 
 Celeb'rity, s. 1. Dcr SHu^m, bic 85 end^mf ^eit J 
 
 2. Old. b. fi. Celebration. 
 Celer'jty, *. t)ic (S)t^6imntig^Mt, ©djnelligFcit. 
 Cel'ery, *. Bof. ber ©cUerie. 
 Celes'tial [-tshal], I. adj. ; II. -ly, ad*;, lit. 
 
 Scjig. ^immUfd^, ^iminel§=5 III. s. * ber 
 
 ^immclS burger, ©eligc. 
 Cel'estin (— ine), s. Min. ber (§6lejiin. 
 Cel'estins, s.pLEcc. bie Soleftmcr(s9Jl6n(i^c). 
 Ce'ljac, adj. Med. jum Untcrleibe gc^Srig. 
 Cel'ibacy, CeKibate, s. W (S^elofigMt, baS 
 
 (Solibttt. 
 Cell, I. *. .ung. 1. bic 3cUe5 2. bie pixttr, 3. 
 
 ba§ (^er!er=)2o(^ 5 4. Mech. bic 8in.fen=6in= 
 
 faffung) II. c-s, s. pi. 1. ^Inat, Nat.y Bot., 
 
 &c., 3eaen:^6^Iungett5 ^ad^er (imSbftc), 
 
 bie ^ernfamracrn, 2. 2yp. bic %a6)tv im 
 
 ©(i^riftfaften. 
 
 Cel'iar, *, ber Jlettcr^ —rent, bcr ^eUerjin§. 
 Cel'Iarage, s. l.baS^ffeUergef^of 5 2. bie^el= 
 
 Icreij 3. Com. a) bic^aoage, b) ber ^el= 
 
 lerjinS. [^cUermciflcr. 
 
 Cel'iar er, Cel'larist, Cel'l^r^r, s. bcr ^RcUncr, 
 Cellaret' [5m. Coo /.iVM«.],s.b.^tttf(^engefleU. 
 Cel'lfxlar, adj. geUig, jellenformig ; Bellen-. 
 Cel'lfile, a: due Heine ^eUe, ^uttc 
 Cei'situde, s. bic ^o^eit, ©r^abcn^eit. 
 Celt, s. bcr (§elte, ^eltc. [©prad^c. 
 
 Cel'tic , I. adj. ccltifc^ 5 H- s. hit celtif(^c 
 Cem'ent, s. 1. ber (Sement, 2. Chem. baS (§es 
 
 mentpuloer j 3. fig. bQ§ SSonb (ber grcunbs 
 
 f*aft, :c.). 
 To Cement', v. I. a. 1. fitten, 2. Gold-sm. 
 
 burd^ (Semcntiren reinigen , 3.}/g. ©erbinben, 
 
 befeftigen} II. n. ft(^ oerbinbcn, (fejl) jufam^ 
 
 nten^dngcn. [SJerbinbung. 
 
 Cementa'tion, s. 1. ba§ bitten, :c. j 2.^g:. bic 
 Cemen'ter, s. 1. bcr ^itter^JC, 2.j?g. bttSSSonb. 
 Cem'?t?ry, s. bcr ,Rir(]^^of, ©ottcSarfcr. 
 Cen'otaph. s. bad e^rengrabmol. 
 Cense', *. Cust. bie ©teuer, ©d^a|ung. 
 To Cense, v. a. 1. Cw*t. f(i^d|en, bcfd^a^enj 
 Cen'ser, *. ba& Sflaud^faf . [2. vid. To Incense. 
 Cen'sor, s. 1. Lzt. ber6enfor5 2. fig. ber®itten= 
 
 rid^ter^ Sablerj —like, tabelfu(^tig, jlrenge. 
 Censo'rjal (—nan), adj. l.cenforif^J 2.tabelnb. 
 Censo'rious, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. tObclfud^= 
 
 tig, flrengc5 m. -ness, *. bie Sabclfud^t. 
 Cen'sorship, s. Lit. btt§ (Scnforamt. 
 
 Cen'surable [— shur— ], I. adj.; U. — ly, adv. 
 
 tabeln§n>crt^, flrofbttr. 
 Cen'sural [—shur—], adj. Cust. -roll, or — 
 
 book, bttS ©teucrbud^, 3itt$rcgiflcr. 
 Cgn'syre r—sh^r], sJX, berJKttbcl} 2. bieJtirs 
 
 (^enftrafcj 3. Law, btt§ Urt^cil, 4. Lit. 
 
 bielScnfur. [urt^cilcn- 
 
 !To Cen'sure, v. a. 1. tabcin, rugcn j 2. MtV' 
 I Cen'surer, s. bcr Sablcr. [2. bie(ginn)o!)nerliftc. 
 j Cen'sus, s. 1 . bic amtlid()e 6inn)o^ner=3d^lung > 
 Cent, s. 1. baS^unbcrtj 2. Am. ber (Sent 
 
 (,ffupfermitnse =7100 ®oUar)5 per-, Com. 
 
 pro 6ent. [certain per—, ein fid^ercr ©cwinn. 
 Cen'tage, s. bcr 3in& (o. ^unbcrt), 3in§fuf 5 a 
 Cen'taur, s. 1. Myth, ber (Scntaur^ 2. yl^t. 
 
 bcr ®d^u|c im S^icrfreifej —like, centau* 
 
 renmfifig. [ba§ SIttufenbgulbcnfraut. 
 
 Cen'taury, s. Bot-s. bic^Iocfcnblumci lesaer— , 
 Cen'tenary, I. s. bQ§ ^unbcrt j II. adj. ^un» 
 
 bert cnt^altcnb j ^unbcrtjfi^rig. 
 Centen'njail, adj. ^unbcrtjd^rig. 
 Cen'ter,5. vid. Centre. 
 C^ntes'imal, Arith. I. s. ein ^unbertcl, ^un« 
 
 bcrtcrj II. adj. cente|imal, ^unbcrtfl. 
 
 Cen'tigrade, adj. An'th. ^unbcrtt^cilig, in ^Un= 
 bert ®rabc gctljeilt. 
 
 Cen'tjnel, s. vid. Sentinel. [lopenbcr. 
 
 Cen'tipede (— ped), s. Ent. bcrSSicIfup, ©CO* 
 
 Cent'ner, s. Metal. 1. ein ^robirgcroid^t ton 
 100 ^funb5 2. (bci ben ^robirern) ein 
 nuentt^cn. [ba§ glitfroerF. 
 
 Cen'to ( -ton), s. 1. Poet, bcr (§cnto} 2. gen. 
 
 Cen'tral, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. central. 
 
 Central'ity, s. bic gcntralitdt. 
 
 Centraljza'tioD, s. bic gcntralifation. 
 
 Cen'tre [— t^r], *.ber3DJittcIpun!t,ba56cntrum} 
 — of an arch, Arch. ba& SBolbungSgcrufl, 
 bcrSc^rbogcnj Mech-s. —of gravity, bcr 
 ©d^rocrpunft, —of motion, bcrSSerocgungS* 
 punFt, —bit, bcr Gcntrumbo^rer} —lathe, 
 Hor. bic Gentrirmafc^inc. 
 
 To Cen'tre [-ter], v. I. a. l.inbcn OJJittclpunft 
 bringcn, 2. conccntrircn, ^crcinigcnj II. n. 
 1. im 5Jtittclpunft feinj 2. in cincn^unft 
 fid^ ocrcinigcnj 3. (—on, Quf. . .) beru^en. 
 
 Cen'tric (— cal), I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. tm 
 5JJittclpunf te bcfinbli(^ , III. — calness, s. vid. 
 
 Centric'ity,.v.bie2age imSOfittcIpunftc. [b.f.SS 
 
 Centriff'ugal, adj. Fhy. CCtttrifugol. 
 
 Centrip'etal, adj. Phy. centripetal. [gcruft. 
 
 Cen'try, s. Arch, bcr ® croSlbbogcn, ba§ a5ogen= 
 
 Centii'ple, adj. ^unbcrtfad^. [fad^en. 
 
 To C^ntO'ple (— 'pljcate), v. a. oer^unbcrt* 
 
 To Centu'riate, v. a. in ^unbcrtc cint^cilcn. 
 
 Cen'tury, s. 1. bic (Scnturic, ba& |)unbert5 2. 
 Chron. baS S^^i^^unbcrt. [fd^mcrj. 
 
 Ceph'alalgy, s. Med. ber d^ronifd^C ^opf> 
 
 Cephal'ic, adj. Med. ccp^alifd^, |)aupts. 
 
 Ce'rate, s. Med. bicSBat^Sfolbc. [iibcrsic^cn. 
 
 To Ce'rate, To Cere, v. a.mid^fen, mit SBad(>S 
 
 Cere, s. bic 9Bad()S^aut (ber €flaub»6gcl)5 — 
 
Cere 
 
 161 
 
 dial 
 
 cloth, i. bag SSaddStu^j 2. ta§ SBr^gs ober 
 
 englifc^e ^pflaftcr. 
 Ce'real, arfj. (urfprfinglid^ tie ®dttin 6ercg 
 
 bctr.) ©etrcibe ober ^orn betreffenbj — 
 
 grasses, ©etreitegrSfer. [tjirn. 
 
 Cer'ebel, Cerebel'lum, s. Anat. baS fleinc ®Cs 
 Cer'ebral, adj. Anat. k Gramtn. cerebral. 
 Cerebros'jty, s. Med. bie |)irnn)Utl). 
 Cererao'njal, I, adj. 1. ceremonial j 2. vid.ti.ix. 
 
 Ceremonious; II. 5. 1. ba§ Scremoniellj '?. 
 
 Ecc. bag (§eremonialbu(t>. 
 Ceremo'nious, I. adj.; IT. — ly, adv. feierlid), 
 
 ccremoniog, umftanblic^ i III. — ness, s. bie 
 
 %dnli6)Uit j Umftdnbli(^feit. 
 Cer'emony, s. bie (Seremonie, ^eierlic^fcitj 
 
 ceremonies, pL bie Umftanbc, gomplimente. 
 Ce'reous, adj. rodd^fem. CeroOn', rid.Seroon. 
 Cer'rus, s. Bot. bie 3errei(^e. 
 Cer^tajn, I. adj.; II. — ly, arfu. 1. fitter, JU^ 
 
 rcrldffig j 2. beflimmt, regcimdpig j 3. gcroif 
 
 (unbeflimmt) 5 —price, Com. ber beildnbige 
 
 2Bert^. [giegelrndfiigfeit. 
 
 Cer^tajnty, s. bic ®emif ^eit, 3u»erldfftgfeit, 
 Certificate, .v. bie S3ef(^cinigung,bcr(SegIaus 
 
 bigungSs)®(^cin5 ba§ gertificat, :i(tteflat3 
 
 — of health, ber ®efunbl)eitgpa^. 
 To Certificate, v.a. ( ©inem) eiit 3eugnip, einen 
 
 (|)eimatgs)®d^ein auSficUen. [bigung. 
 
 Certificfi'tion, v. bie SSefd^einigung, SScglau 
 To Cer'tify, v. a. 1, »ergeiroi|fern, bim6)xid)= 
 
 tigen, verfic^ernj 2. attcftircn, bc[(^cinigen. 
 Certior5i'rT[— shio— ],*.Laa%bera5efe^{gbrief 
 
 eineS^6^ern®eri(^t§one.untere5 jur Sinfen? 
 Cer'titude, s. bie ®cn)ipl)eit. [bung ber ^iCcten. 
 Ceru'Iean, Ceru'Ieous, adj. blaxi, ^immclblOU. 
 Cerulif ic, adj. blau mac^enb, biducnb. 
 Ceru'men, s. ba§ £)t)renfd^mal5. 
 Ce'rrise, J. Chem.tia^SdUmd^i weif e ^d^min? 
 
 hi — of antimony, SpiegglanjroeiS. 
 Ce'rused, adj. weip ge[(^minft. ihxi^. 
 
 Cer'vical, adj. Anat. jum^acfenge^6rig,5)?af; 
 Cer'vine, Cer'vine, adj. jum |)irf(l|)gef(^(C(^t 
 Ce'>?ar, s. (Sdfar. [get)6rig, |)irf(^*. 
 
 Cesa'rean, Cesa'rian, at/j.^aiferlic^ } - -section, 
 
 Surg, ber ^aifcrfdjnitt. [mad)t, raferartig 
 CespitT'tious, Ces'pitous, adj. auB Olafen ges 
 Cessa'tion, s. l.ba§^uf^6ren, bieeinftcUung 
 
 2. ber ©tiUftanb 5 — of arms, ber SBaffen; 
 
 niUflanb. [^Pfdnbunggbefe^I. 
 
 Cessa'vit,*. /.au% bicermangetunggflagej ber 
 Ces'sible, adj. I. nac^giebig, 2. abtretbar. 
 Ces'sion,^. l.bie'JtQc^gebungj Law,2.(diiM^') 
 
 "Hbtretung, (Seffionj 3. bie®uterabtretung. 
 Ces'sionary, I. adj. abtretenbj II. ^. 1. (— 
 
 bankrupt), ber bonis ccbircnbe ®emeinf(i)ulbs 
 
 ncri 2. ber Inne^mcr, Seffionar. 
 T. 
 
 Cess'ment, s. vid. Assessment. 
 
 Ces'sor, s. Law, 1. ber ber^c^nSpflicptleifluF^^ 
 ©rmangclnbe j 2. vid. Assessor. 
 
 Cesu'ra, Ce'sure [— zhur], s. bie Sdfur. 
 
 Ce'sur^il, adj. bie (§d)'ur bctrejfenb. 
 
 Ceta'ceous [— shus], adj. roaUftfd^arttg. 
 
 Ce'tic, adj. ju ben SBallfifdjcn ge^orig. 
 
 Cliace, s. vid. Chase. [^opfe fci^nellcn. 
 
 To (;hack, v, n, Man. bcim 3dumen mit bcm 
 
 (,;had, s. vid. Shad. 
 
 To Chfife, V. I. a. 1. warm rciben, er^i^en j 
 2.y?g.er5urnen5 lI.».l.tobcn, n5itt^en5 2 fid) 
 rciben? 3. fitb raunb reiten. [2. jig. bie SSut^. 
 
 Chafe, A\ 1. bie (bur(b 9teibung erjcugte) ^i§e j 
 
 Cha'fer, s. 1. ber ©rbi^enbe, :c. j 2. W Jtot)= 
 lenpfanne, ^euerpfannej 3. Knt. ber.Rdfer. 
 
 Cha'f^ry, s. I-xv. bie ©luteffe, Siijmiebe auf 
 einem ©ifenbammer. [Sad^c. 
 
 ChaflF, s. 1. bifc ©preu; 2. fig. bie wert^lcfc 
 
 To Chaff, V. a. coll. necfen, rcijen, l)U5en. 
 
 To Chaffer, v.n. t)anbelni [(t)a(btrn (um . . .) 
 
 Chafferer, s. ber ^dufer; ©c^adjerer. 
 
 Chaffinch, s. Orn. bcr SSudbfinf. 
 
 Chaff i^ss, adj. o^nc ©preu. [6prcu. 
 
 Chaffy, adj. 1. (ou(b.%-) fpreuartigj 2. t>oU 
 
 cha'fjng-dish, .v. ba§ ,^o^Ienbecfcn. 
 
 ghagrin', .v. 1. ber fficrbrup, 'i'Crgcr j 2. bag 
 g^agrins^eber. 
 
 io Chagrin', v. a. bctriiben, drgern. 
 
 Chain, s. I. sing. 1. lit. & fig. bic ^ettCj 
 Sftcibei 2. Geom. bie SReffcttej 3. Weav. 
 biCvftettej 4. (—lace), UB ©djnurd^eu sum 
 QJcfc^eui 5. vid. pi. l.j II. c-s, pi. 1. * bie 
 '^ejTeln, (©efangenfc^aft), 2. bieJtctten= obcr 
 3cttclwoUej 3. Mar. bie ^uttingenj HI. 
 coinp. — holty Mar. bcr ^uttingboljcn j -- 
 — bullets, —shot, ^ftettentugelnj —loop, ber 
 ^ettenringi —pump, I. Mar. bic ^ettcn= 
 pumpej 2. Mecli. bag Sc^aufelreerf j — 
 wales, iVlar. bieStiiflcnj —work, bicffettcu' 
 arbeit, bag vKcttenwerf. [2. fig. cereinigen. 
 
 To Chain, v. a. 1. lit. &fig. anfetten, felfclu j 
 
 C]x'k\r,s,l.sing. 1. ber (S tut) I, ©effel) ®i&j 
 2.fig~s. a) ber2ebrftul)li 6) bag^rdfibiumj 
 3. vid. Sedan-chair; 4. vid. Flying-chair; 
 11. '•.-a, pi. R-w. bie @(^icncnfiut)Iej HI. 
 camp. iStuC)!-, —bits, pi. bie (Stu()lmadbcr- 
 boljrerj — bottomer, ber !St-fIe(i()tcr, ®t-ma= 
 i^erj —cover, bie^t-fappej —man, I. ber 
 Sdrtftentrdgerj 2.bcrS>orfi|enbe,^rdfibent. 
 
 (;haise, s. bie S^aife, Jtalef(ie. 
 
 Chal'cedony, .¥. Mln. ber 6()Qlcebon. 
 
 Chalcog'rapher, s. Engr. ber 0}?etaUfle(^cr. 
 
 Chalcog'raphy, s. Engr. bie ^JJctaUlteci^evtullf^. 
 
 Chalda'jc, Chal'dee, I. adj. c^albdifc^j \[. s, 
 \ai <5balbdif(bo. 
 
 11 
 
dial 
 
 162 
 
 Chan 
 
 Ch?iJde'?n, s. Ux Q^aMtx. 
 Chal'd?r, ChaI'dron, s. hai ^o^lenmaf oon 36 
 bushels (2000 p'f.). [SScd^erj 3. vW. Calyx. 
 Chal'ice, s. 1. m "KUntimaliUMd) i 2. Der 
 <;;hai'i8 [or shai'}],*. Com. ber(S^alt)§,(5balinctt. 
 
 Chalk [chak], s. fete ^XdUj -cutter, t)er 
 
 ^K-ngrdberj —paper, graQonpapierj —stone, 
 tag BtM(i)zn ^reibe. 
 
 To Chalk [chak], v.a.l. (mit ^rdDe) poIi= 
 xm, (-down, m=)^(i)xdUn, seid)ncn5 2. fal= 
 firenj 3. mit.KreiDebiingenj 4. (mit out), /it. 
 &j(Jg. a) Bejeid^ncnj ft) cntwerfen. 
 
 Chalk'jn^ss, s. Die ^Kreibigfeit, ,ffreit5e^altigf eit. 
 
 Chaik'y, adj. freiDigj — clay,Mm.bcr9)tergcl. 
 
 To Chal'lenge, r. a. 1. ^eraugfortcm j 2. ouf* 
 forDern, 3. oerlangcn, 4. fi(^ anmapen (ein 
 0ted^t)i 5.bef(^ulbigen5 e.Law, aU parteiifd^ 
 ocrnjcrfen, per^orrcfciren > T. anrufen (n>ic 
 tic ©d^ilbwad^cn) 5 8. sport. marKrcn. 
 
 Chal'l?nge, *. 1. bic ^erauSforberung, 2. Die 
 ^ufforDerung^ 3. berOfnfpru^j 4. Law?, Die 
 SinwenDung, SJerwerfung (roegcn ^artciU(^= 
 reit)5 5. Der SBettflreit (ouf (Sd^ulen) j 6. 
 Sport. Da§ SJiarfiren. 
 
 Chal'lengeable, adj. cerantnjortlit^. 
 
 Chal'l^nger, s. Der ^erausforDerer, ic. (cf. To 
 
 Qhal'ot, s. vid. Shalot. [Challenge). 
 
 Cbalyb'ean , Chalyb'eaite , adj. flal;l^aUig, 
 ©ta^l*5 —water. Metal. DaS Soft^Jvaffcr, 
 |)drtn)a|fer. 
 
 Qhalyb'eate, *. Da& cifen^altige SKafer. 
 
 Cham, .s. vid. D. it. Khan. 
 
 ghamade', s. Mil. Die ©d^ttmaDe. 
 
 Cham'ber, 1. *. 1. Die hammer, @tubc, DqS ®e= 
 ma(^, 3immer5 2. Die ,admmerei5 3. Dog 
 ^Qmmcrgerid^t, Die,Kammcr5 4. Gun. c)Da§ 
 v^ammerf^iicti 6) Die ,S:ammer (einer^anone)j 
 5. ^iiH.Die^Kammer3 II. comp. —council. Die 
 certrautc SSerat^ungj —counsel, —coun- 
 selor, Der 9le(lf)t0confulent} — fellow, DerStu* 
 bcngenop) -hangings, Die SBanDbcfleiDung, 
 Xu^tUi —maid, Die^ammerjungfer/^-frQUj 
 -oil, SBallrat^SI; -organ, Do& pontic 5 
 —pot, Der 3?ad(>ttopf. 
 
 To Cham'ber, v. I. n. 1. WO^nen, ^aufeitj 2. 
 citt au8f(bn)eifenDe§ Scbcn fu^renj II. a. 1. 
 (in e. hammer) einf^Iicfcn, 2. Gun. & Min. 
 mit cmcr hammer terfe^en. 
 
 Ch.^m'berer, s. 1. Der SBi'ifHing 5 2. Dcr3ntri= 
 guantj 3. md. Chamberlain. 
 
 Cham'berlain, .<?. 1. Der^ammerDiener, 2. Der 
 Simmerauffc^er, 3. Der ^ammer^err, ^dm= 
 merlingi 4. Der ,^dmmcrer5 Lord — of the 
 hon8ehold,DerS)berf ammer^err? Lord high—, 
 Der 8orD ®ropfammert)errj —ship, i. Die 
 ^ammer^errnfleUe 5 2. DqS vJtdmmercramt. 
 
 Cham'brel, s. Vet* vid. Gambrel. 
 
 Chame'leon, s. Zool. DaS g^amdleon. 
 
 To Chame'leonize, v. a. Die garben dnDcm. 
 
 ToCham'f?r, Cham'fret, v. a. 1. Arch. fanne= 
 liren? 2.gen. auS^S^len, 3. Mec/i. fegetfor* 
 mig QUSbo^rcn 5 ch-ing broach, Die S^leiba^Ie j 
 ch-ing drill, Der ©cnfbol)rer. 
 
 Cham'fer, Cham'fret, s. Arch. 1. Die^o^Irinne f 
 2. Die ©(brdgFante. 
 
 Cham'fron, s. DaS ©tirnbanD eineg©treitrofre&. 
 
 Cham'Iet, Cham'bl^t, s. vid. Camlet. 
 
 Qham6ifs'[— moi'],j. l.Dic®emSi 2.[sham'i],DQ& 
 
 Cham'oraile, s. vid. Camomile. [©dmif(^lcDer» 
 
 To Champ, v. a. &. n. fttuen, fttUCn. 
 
 (^hampagne' (—pane', — paign'), s. 1, Geog. 
 Die (5t)ampagne5 2. Der (S^ampagnermein. 
 
 <;;hampaign', Cham'pain, L ad), eben, fla(^y 
 IL s. (—country). Die Gbene? —ground, 
 vid. Campaign. 
 
 Cham'p?r, s. Der A'ttuenDe, ^reffer. 
 
 Cham'pertor, s. Law, Der ^rocepmud^erer. 
 
 Cham'perty, Cham'psirty, s. Law, Der njud)er» 
 li6)i SSorfciuf ju einem ^roceffe. 
 
 Cham'pjan, vid. Champaign. [pignon. 
 
 ^hampig'npn [— pin'yon], s. Bot. Der (Sl)am= 
 
 Cham'pion, s. 1. lit. kfig. Der v^dmpc, Btxd= 
 Uxi SSerfed^terj 2. vid. Campion. [Dern. 
 
 To Cham'pion, u. a. gum .Kampfe ^eraugfors 
 
 Cham'pjon^ss, s. Die v^elDinn. 
 
 Chance, s. Using. l.Der3ufall5 2.Da§(glucf= 
 lid^e) Ungefd^r, ©lucf j 3. Die (gute) ®elegen» 
 ^ziti .|)ofFnung, ^(ugjid^tj 4. Der (m6gli^e 
 oD. wa^rfieinlid()e)^ttll, DaS <S(i()i(f fal 5 5. Der 
 :iCuggang, erfol95 6. (ill -), Der UnfaU, un» 
 glucflic^e3ufair, DQgUngIucf5 by—, »onun» 
 gefd^r^ —game, Da8 S8ag=(.|)asarD0®pielf 
 II. ch-s, pi. Araf/i.DieSBal)rfd^einli(l^feitgre(b= 
 nung 5 HI- adj. & adv. pfdUig, con ungcfd^r. 
 
 To Chance, v. n. 1. \[i) (jufdUig) ereignen, fic^ 
 jutragen, fid^ begeben 5 2. jufdllig gefrf)cl)en, 
 fommen, tl)un,2C.) (upon, ouf. . .)fiof en, roo^ 
 ^in gerat^en. [2. Dag 6()or (ciner ^ird)e). 
 
 Chan'c^l, s. 1. Der :jritarpla§, Die :2Crtarfidtte 5 
 
 Chan'cellor, s. Der Jtanjler, S)berrid^ter, ^prd= 
 flDent) Lord high — of England, Der ®rop= 
 ianjler ConSnglanD? —of an ecclesiastical 
 court, Der S)fficial5 —ship, Die ,^anjlernjur= 
 De, St-^tUt. 
 
 Chan'c^ry, s. Die^anjlei j court of—, Dag,^-* 
 geric^t, Der ,^-(geri^tg)^of5 masters of-, 
 Die (12) Olefcrcnten Deg^-gericbtgj —man. 
 Der^nnjalt im ^-gerid^t i —office. Dag ^-ami 
 
 <;jhan'cre, ^. Med. Der (Sd^anfer. 
 
 ^han'crous, adj. Med. frf)anferartig. 
 
 Chandelier', s. 1. Der ^Crmleud^terj 2. Fort 
 ii Der (S^anDcIicr,. Die ^afdjinenblcnDunq. 
 
Chan 
 
 163 
 
 Char 
 
 Chan'dler, J. 1. ber Sid^tjic^cr i Sif^t^anDlerj 
 2. ber ^krdmerj — 's ware (Chandlery), "^ZtU 
 
 Chan'dry, s. ba§ 2i(^tbcl)dltnip, 2C. [waarcn. 
 
 To Change, v. I. a. 1. ttnbcrn, ucrcinDern, 2. 
 taufc^en, auStouf^jcn, certaufc^cn, 3. n>e(i^= 
 feln, umfttcn, II. /*. 1. fid^ (ocOdnbern, 2. 
 umfc^Iagcn ("fom SBein, u.)? nid^t ^olten, ic. 
 (t)onbergarbe)j to— hands at..., Com. (»on 
 aBaaren) oerfaufcit urn . . ., 2C. 
 
 Change, s. I. *j«g. 1. Die ^nbcrung, SBerdnDc= 
 rung 5 2. bic :ifbn>cd^ [clung j 3. Dane. ba& 
 SBec^feln (bcrgupe)j 4. bcr ?D?onDn>C(^feI 5 
 5. Mar. kc, baS Slefcrcegut (an S^aucn, 2C.)j 
 Dcr SSorrat^j Com-*. 6. ber S[Sccl^feI,3:auf(i^ 5 
 7.t)ie(S(^eit)emunscj s.boS^gioj 9. 'change 
 (fflr exchange), bieSorfe 5 SBecijfelbQnf 5 10. 
 77i€oZ. bic Selferung, aScfe^rungj —alley, 
 bcraSorfengangj —stitch, 5e<o. t)erJtcttcn= 
 %6) } II. ch-s, p,. 1. Afa^/i. bic SScmec^feluns 
 gen, 2. JkTu*. SSariationen. 
 
 rhangeabil'jty, s. vid. Changeablenesf 
 
 Chan'geaible, I. udj.; II. —ly, ad- 1, Lerdn= 
 Ux\i6^, unbef^dnbig J 2. fc^iUernt (0. ;^atben)3 
 III. — ness, J. 1. bieSSerdnberli(bfcU) 2. bic 
 Unbcfldnbigfeit, bcr SBanfelmut^. 
 
 Change'ful, adj. oerdnbcrlicb? n3anfclmut()ig. 
 
 Change'less, adj. bcfidnbig, unoerdnbcrlicb- 
 
 Change'ling, s. 1. ber S[8e(bfclbalgi 2. bo§ 
 QU^getauftbtc Sing 5 3. ber ©ummfopf, 4. 
 bcr SBanMmut^ige. 
 
 Chan'ger, *. 1. bcr SScrdnbcmbc, k.j 2. bcr 
 (:^anb=)SSc(bSlcr,©cIbn)c^&lcr5 3.bcrSBan= 
 !elmutl)ige. 
 
 Chan'nei, s. 1. bcr^ttual, ba& ^lupbctt j 2. 
 ba5ga^rn)affcr,(Sccgat5 3.bic®o(Tc5 Sflinne, 
 4. bic Sfloljre, Arch, bic ^o^Irinnc, 5. pi. 
 (ch-s). Mar. vid. Chain-wales; 6. Jig. bcr 
 J:anQl, SBcg, —of a horse, bic 3ungcnlj6l)Ic 
 (bei ^fcrben). 
 
 To Chan'nei, v. a. vid. To Chamfer, 1. u. 2. 
 
 To Chant, v. I. a. 1. fingcu, 2. bcfingcnj H. 
 ?<. 1. fingenj 2. C/i. btt& ^od^amt feicrn. 
 
 Chant, .V. 1. bcrOcfangj 2. bieSOJelobicj 3. 
 bcr ^ird^cngcfong. 
 
 Chan'ter, s. 1. bcr Sanger, 2. berSSorfdngcr, 
 Qantor; 3. Mas. bic Senorpfcifc bc& ©ubel= 
 
 Chan'ticleer, s. met. joe. bcr |)a^n. [faif e&. 
 
 Chan'tlate, s. Arch, bcr !JCuffiJ^iebling, SJrauf* 
 
 Chan'tress, s. bic ©dngcrinn. [balfcn. 
 
 Chan'try, s. 1. bic Gontoreij 2. bic Reine 6tt= 
 
 Cha'os, s. lit. &fig. bag (§l)ttOS. [pcUc 
 
 Chaot'jc, arfi. I. d^aotif(b? 2. /ig-. oernjorren. 
 
 To Chap [chop], w.I. a. fpaltcn, {Ki(fc,<Sprungc 
 ccrurfaicn, II.n.auffpringcn^SlilTc bef ommen 
 
 Chap [chSp &. chap], I. s. 1. bic8poltc, bcr 9lif , 
 bfe^luftj 2. j;?rf. Chaps, pL; 3. UM^ff. bcr 
 
 ,Rerl,®urf(be5 lI.coAnp. —books, Md^er ob. 
 
 ^Iugfd()riftcn, bic trobcin gctragcn njcrbcnj 
 
 — fallen, 1. mit ^dngcnbcm ^Jlaulc, 2. fig. 
 
 fd)n)eigfam , nicbergcfd)lagcn 5 —man, (— 
 
 woman), bcr(bic)^unbc, ^dufcr, (Jt-rinn). 
 Chape, s. 1. bcr^afcn, B^mlU)aUix, ©c^iiaU 
 
 lenbugcl) shelter, 2. baS S)rtbanb i^an ei= 
 
 ncr ®egcnf(bcibc)i 3. Sport. baS ©d)n3ans= 
 
 cnbe bcs ^U(bfe§. [pcr^oggljut. 
 
 Cliapeau [shapo'J, s. 1. bcr ^ut? 2. /f<rr. bcr 
 Chap'fl, s. 1. bic ^apcUcj 2. Print, bic SSud)* 
 
 brucf crmcrfftdttc j — of ease, bic ^itialfirdjc. 
 To Chap'el, v.a.l. in cincr (SapcUe bcifc^en j 
 
 2. Mar. cine eulc fangcn. 
 Chape'less, adj. o^nc ^ahn,ic.i un^altbar. 
 Chap'elets, s. pi. Man. \^i( ©tcig(bugcl)ricmcn 
 
 mit ben SSugcIn. 
 Chap'ellany, s. 1. bicQapcUQUCij 2. (Chap'^i- 
 
 ry), bcr gapeUbejirf, <Sprengcl. 
 ghapVon, s. 1. bic (<S(bn)cif=)^ffappc j ba§ 
 
 SSarrrt (bcr Olittcr bed ^ofenbanborbcn§)j 
 
 2. ber SiciSbco. [ben .^of madden, fie bcglcitcn- 
 To ghap'^ron, v. a. eincr Same (offcntUcI)) 
 Chap'iain, s. 1. bcr gapcUanj 2. bcr^clb^ 
 
 ((SdjiffSOPrcbiger, —ship, l.(Chap'lajncy), 
 bic GapcUanflcircj 2. bicSinfunftc c.6apcllf. 
 
 Chslp'less [chop— ],af/i. flcifd^IcS, ^o^Iwangig. 
 
 Chap'Iet,*. l.bcr (SSlumcnO varans 5 2. Ecc 
 & Arch. ba§ ^att-rnoftcrj ber Sflofenfranj j 
 
 3. bic ^Qube, bcr^ebcrbufii^ (bc§ ^faue§)j 4. 
 bicflcincQapeUcj o.pl. Man. w(i.Chapelcts. 
 
 Chappy [chop'j], adj. gcfpaltcn, riffig, offcn. 
 
 Chaps [chops], s. pL 1. bcr Jlinnbacf en, baS 
 OJiaul, bcr {Radjen (einc§ 3:()ierc$, cant. i>en 
 9Jicnf(bcn) 5 2. bic ©acfen ber ^ugclform, ci« 
 neS <Sd^rttubfioct§, 2c. [bag @enbfd)rcibcn. 
 
 Chap't^r, s. 1. Lit. & Ecc. MB Qapitclj 2. 
 
 To Chap't^r, v. a. fcbcltcn, av. abfanjcln. 
 
 Chap't^rly, I. ac/j. ; II. adu. capitclnjcife 5 (5tt» 
 
 Chap'trels, s. pi. Arch. vid. Imposts, [pitcl*. 
 
 Char, I. s. 1. [chAr], bic gcringc ^Crbcit, Sog* 
 arbeit5 2. [chjir], /c/i. bcr @d^ar, SlcutcU 
 3.ber,karren, virf.Car; II. comp. —man, bcr 
 Sagel6()ncrj —woman, bic SJagelotjnerinn 5 
 —work, ba& S^agcwer^ 
 
 ToChiir, v. I.a.l.ecrfotjlcn, 2. (burd^^cucr) 
 reinigen) 3.[char],orbeitcn5 ll.n. togelo^nern. 
 
 Char'acter, s. 1. ba8(cingcgrabcne,2C.) icnn* 
 sei(ben, ^cid^cn? 2. Nat. gew. pi. ch-s, (®c« 
 fd^Icd^tS05Kcrfmale5 3. iibcrl). 3eid^cn (%u 
 guren) : ba§ ©d^riftjeid^cn, bcr (©rurfOSSud^^ 
 ftabe, bic(§t)iffcr5 ^anbftbriftj 4. bcr(§()a. 
 rafter 5 5. beriRang, ZiUl, ^amc, bic (dupcre ) 
 SBurbe^ 6. bic ^erfon? T. bicJRoUc (im 
 (S*aufpicI,K.)5 8. ber (gute) mufj 9. bog 
 3eugnif, bic ((S^araFters)®d^iIbcrung. 
 11* 
 
Chai 
 
 164 
 
 Chas 
 
 To CbaHacter, v. a. 1. citigroben, cinprogenj 
 2.fig. c^Qra!tcrifircn. 
 
 Char'acterisin, s. 1. btt§ unterfd^cibcnbe ?KerF= 
 
 "mal^ 2. Die (S^arofterifti!. 
 
 Charactens'tic, 1. »-. 1. bie (S^araBteriftit? ber 
 ,ftenn5ucj (gem. p/.)? 2. Gram, ber (§t)ttra!ter= 
 aSud^flabc i 3. Mat/i. ber Exponent (e. 2o= 
 garit^muS)? II. (— cah; —CKlly,adv.),adj. M' 
 rafteriflif(^ 5 HI- — calness, .V. bos 6^arafte= 
 riftifd^c. [be?iei(bnen. 
 
 To Char'actenze, v. a. 1. c^arafterifiren^ 2. 
 
 ^haradc', s. bie g^rabe. [lenmeiler. 
 
 Char'-cOal, .v. W ^olsfofjlCj —pile, ber ^S:ol)= 
 
 Chard, *. Tfbrt. bieSSlttttrippen oon ^rti[d)of= 
 
 Chire, & cowp.vu/. Char, &c. [fen,(SarbonS,2c. 
 
 To Charge, r. I. a. (^ttUf^g mit with), 1. tabeit 
 (e. ©eroe^r, zcj and) KUc) ; 2. belaben, be= 
 [(^rocreni 3. >'g-. aufburben, 4. ouftrogen, 
 bcauftragcn; ancertraucuj S.oufforbern? be^ 
 fe^lenj einfc^drfen, 6. (mit with), anflagen, 
 bcfd^ulbigeni jured^nenj ?. Com. o) anred^s 
 ncn, anfceen, 6) (Smb.) belaftcn, bebitiretij 
 to — (to) one's account, 6ine§ Sled^nung be= 
 laflcnj 8. Mi/. Qtigreifen, 11. n. angreifen. 
 
 Charge, *. I. sing, l.gen. bieSaft: n) bie Sa= 
 bung, gra^t, 6)btea5efd^raerbe5 2. bie £a= 
 bung(einer^anonc,2C.5 aud^ Elec); 3. M/. 
 a) bie Sage pm "JCngriff 5 6) bag (Signal sum 
 X5 c) ber 7fngrifF3 4. berTfuftragi a3efel)li 
 5. bieWnc^t^ ©teUc, ba&:ii:mti 6. a) ba& 
 ©cporitum, ^fanb 5 /') ber ^pflegcbefo^Ienc, 
 0Mnbel5 r.bie'JCbgabe,7fuflage5 8. mrf.pt.; 
 9. bie a5efd)ulbigung, ^lage , l<>. Ecc. k Law, 
 
 ^ bie (5rma()nungsrebe 5 H. Vet. ber 4)onig*, 
 2C. Umfd)lag5 i2. Paint, &c., bie Ubcrtrei= 
 bung, Sarricatur^ 13. Her. ba&SSapenbilb, 
 14. a - of lead, 30 s^ulben ©lei (a 70 pfb.)3 
 a ship of—, cin tief gelabenes (S(biff? H. 
 Ch-s, pi. Corns. !Jfu§goben, ©pefen, ,^o= 
 ficn, Unfofienj —to be deducted, ab an Un= 
 f often 5 to be at the—, tik (Spefcn tragen^ 
 bicJ:oflen bcfireiten, —(of) merchandise, 
 bie ^anblunggfpefen, ^-gunfoftcn. 
 
 Char'geable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. p be* 
 legeu (mit ©teuer, 2c.) 5 2. ju erijeben (»on 
 e.^oll), 3. befc^werli^j 4. fofifpielig, ?ofl= 
 bar 5 S.jurSafi ju legen, beipmeffen, 6. un= 
 terworfen (einer^efdjulbigung). 111. — ness, 
 .s\ btc Jtofifpieligfeit. 
 
 Charge'less, adj. nic^t foflfpieltg, rool)lfeiI. 
 
 Char'g^r. s. 1. bie gro^e ©(buffel, @d^ale5 2. 
 bag ©d^Mtrof, ©treitrop^ 3. Gun. bie 2a= 
 befd^aufei. 
 
 Char'ipt, s. 1. gen. bag ^ul)r»erf ^ 2. (e^em.) 
 ber Jtrieggmvigen^ 3. bie^albfutf(be,vtalef(be. 
 
 Charioteer', .?. ber SBagenlenFer. 
 
 Char'jtable, 1. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. mtlbe. 
 guttl)dtig, njo()Itl)(!ltig5 2. gutig, licbrci^, 
 nafbri(btgiM?ll5 111. —ness, s. 1. \>k 9}tilbtl)d* 
 tigMti 2. bag liebreid^e SBcfcn. 
 
 Char'jty, .v. 1. bie ((brifllidbe) £iebc 5 5idd)flen= 
 Iiebc5 2. bie ©ittigMt, ^ulb 5 3. bie 5J?ilb= 
 t^dtigfeitj 4. bicmitbc@abe, bag Sicbcgroerf, 
 llmofen J 5. bie milbe ©tiftung (aBot)ltbdtig= 
 !eitg=,2C.):}fnflalt5 6.(5^aritag(§-n.)5 in-. 
 umfonft5 —school, bie lCrmcnfdt)ule,^reifdbulc. 
 
 ghar'latan, s. ber 5!Jiarftfd^reicr, Sluacffalber. 
 
 (j^harlatan'ical, adj. marftf^rcicrifd^. 
 
 (^har'iatanry, s. bie OJJarftfireierci. 
 
 Charles (dim. Char'ley). s. ^arl (9)?-n.)- 
 
 Char'lock, s.Bot. I.ber*2fcferretti(b5 2.bcrl£fcr-' 
 
 ghar'lot. (;har'lotte, .v. (§t)arlotte (^-n.). [fenf. 
 
 Charm, s. 1. bag ^aubermittcl, bie 3aubcrcii 
 2.^e-. ber 3auber, Olcij. 
 
 To Charm, V. I. a. 1. bejaubernj 2. rcijcn, 
 erfreuenj II. n. i^armonifd^ toncn, flingcn. 
 
 Char'mer, .v. 1. lit. k fig. ber 3aubcre**, bie 
 3-rinnj 2. bag 3aubermittel. 
 
 Charm'ful, adj. reijenb, n)onnct»olI. 
 
 Chiir'mjng, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. rcijcnb. 
 
 Char'nel, adj. Zd6)zn ob. ©ebeine cntbaltcnb ^ 
 — house, bag Seinljaug. 
 
 Char'ry, adj. foljUg, (l)ols)fol)Icnartig. 
 
 Chart [1^7;. kc. ; tsbart or ciirt, W., S., &c.j, 
 s. 1. bie ®ec!arte, (4)immelg=, @rbs)iartc, 
 cf. Card; 2. vid. Charter. 
 
 Char'ter, .v. Law, 1. bic ((ligcnt^umgs)Ur= 
 funbe, Tfctej 2. ber ©nabenbricf j greibricf, 
 bag ^riiDilegium? 3. Mar. Law, bicS?cr» 
 frad^tung? 4. yig. bag SSorrcd^t, constitu- 
 tional-, Pol. bie S5erfaffunggur!unbc5 - 
 house, Ecc. bic Jtart^aufe, bag ^artbdufcr* 
 !lofter5 —land, bag ^reigut, —party. Afar. 
 Law, bic 6ertapartic. 
 
 To Char'ter, v. a. 1 . bci?orrcd)tcn/ priioilcgiicn^ 
 2. (cin (Sd)iff) a) loerfradbten, oert>duern, »>er» 
 bingen^ b) befrad^ten, ^duern. 
 
 Char'tjst, s. ber Qi)<xxti% Cengl.) Sdabicale. 
 
 ChAry, adj. forgfdltig, bel)utfam, fparfam. 
 
 Cha'sable, Cha'seabie, adj. jagbbar. 
 
 To Chase, v. a. 1. jagen, b^^tn (^Si^ilb, 2c.).. 
 
 2. nad)fe§en, oerfolgcn, S^gb madden aiif..., 
 Qit. kjig.); 3. vid. b. b. To Enchase. 
 
 Chase, s. 1. bie^cigb j 2- fig- bicSSerfoIgungi 
 
 3. bag gejagte SBilbi gejogte @(biff, 2c. 4 4. 
 Law, biegefe^wibrigeSBegtreibuug tonSSicbi 
 5. bag (S^gbs) JReiner, ®ebdge5 6. Gam. 
 bie ©dbaffe (im JBaUfpiele)^ T. mrf. Chaf 
 finch ; 8. bie Sflinne (e. :M:rmbruft)5 9. Gun. 
 bie 2dnge ber ©eele (innere SBcite eincr Ma^ 
 none)? 10. Print, ber ^cilrabmen? — bar- 
 bag Olabmcifcni to give-, ^ogb madden (ccn 
 
Chas 
 
 ItlD 
 
 Cliee 
 
 noncj —gun, Mar. Das SogDHacf, a3ugrtu(t. 
 Chris<?r, s, l.DerSagerj 2.Da§3as^ mad^enDe 
 
 ©(]^iff,UvC/. To Chase; 3. vid. \>. b. En- 
 chaser, [grunt) (auc^^g.)' 
 Ch.afm, .V. t)ic 2uctc5 ^luft, Dcr ©(^lunD, %h' 
 Chrigmed,a(/i.gefpaltcn5 2firfcn,,Rluftc ^abenD. 
 Chag'selas, .v. Vint, bcr (Sutcbel. 
 Cbas'sy, s. Dcr Sflat)mcn, Die einfafTuug. 
 Chaste, I. adj.; II.— ly, adv. 1. fcufit, SU£^= 
 
 tigj 2. Gram. cDd, rcin (oon Dcr ©prac^O, 
 
 unanjlopigj —tree. Hot. bcr .Keufcibaum, 
 
 111. — ness, s. roic Chastity, qu- 
 To Chast'en [chas'sn], o. a. 1. jii^tigcn, flra= 
 
 fcnj 2, bcfTcrn. [cf. To Chasten. 
 
 Chast'ener [chas'sn?r], s. Dcr 3udi>tigcr, 2C., 
 Chasti'sable, Chastl'seable, adj. ftrafbor. 
 To Chastise' (— ize'j, v. a. 1. guJ^tigcn, ftra= 
 
 fen 5 jurcd^trocifcn i 2. bdnbigcn, sdfjmcn^ 3. 
 
 (i?on ge^lcrn) rcinigcn. [fung. 
 
 Chas'tiseiu^Qt, s. bic 3ucl)tigung, 3urcd)troci= 
 Chasti'f er, j. bcr 3uc^tiger. 
 Chas'tjty, s, 1. bie Jteufdjijcitj 2. Gram, bic 
 
 SHeinl^eit (berSpracbe, bcS@ti)ls,:c.). [fc^en. 
 To Chat, u. n. fdjroa^cn, plQubern; uu/g. roa* 
 Chat, s. l.bQS ®ef(]^rod§, ©eplaubcr^ Bot. 2. 
 
 baS9lciS,1i[ftd)cnj 3. bag^d^c^cn anSdumen. 
 Chateau [shjit'to], .v. 1. baS ©djlo^j 2. ber 
 ghat'elet, s. bad fIeinced>Iop, govt. [2anbu§. 
 Ch^tiiy'ant, I. adj. fd^illcrnb j II. s. Min. bcr 
 
 ,fta9cnaugcnopal. 
 Chiit'tel. s. 1. Lau', ba6 (bcweglic^c unb unbc= 
 
 n)egli(^c)S5crm6gcn, bic^abc^ 2. uirf. Cattle. 
 To Chat'ter, o. n. i.plaubcrn, fd)roa§cn, plap= 
 
 pern (con OJicnfdjcn ob. ^f ffcn)j 2. fd^nattern, 
 
 jroitfc^crn, frdc^jen (oonSJogcln)} 3. (mit ben 
 
 3d^ncn) flappern. 
 
 Chat'ter, s. lia^ ©eplauber, ©efcbnatter, ic 
 Chat'ter^r, .v. 1. ber ©(bmd^er, :c.^ 2. Orn. 
 
 ber Seibcnfdjwanj. 
 Chra'ty, adj. plauber^aft, gefi^rod^ig. 
 Chav'^nder, s. vid. Chub, 
 To Chaw, V. a. viUg. hlUCU, ind. To Chew. 
 Chaw, s. vulg, ber SiJTen, OJJunbooU. 
 Chaw'dron, s. bad Singerocibe (eincdS^^icred). 
 Cheap, I. adj.; II. — !y, arfu. l.nJot)lfeil,niebrig 
 
 (im''Preid)j 2.ytg.gcringe,gemeinj 111.— ness, 
 
 s. bic a8ot)lfeili;)cit. 
 To Chea'pen, v. a. 1. [)anbcln, fcilffben urn..., 
 
 2. wo^lfciler (im *preife fallen) macbcnj 3. 
 
 Jig. ^crabfe^cn. 
 
 Chea'pener, .v. Dcr ,Knicfer, gcilfdjer. 
 Chear, Chea'r^r, &c., vid. Cheer, &c. 
 To Cheat, v. a, 1. bctrugen (—of, out of, um 
 ..)i 2. to — into . . ., col. ^inein fc^roa^en, 
 
 mit gift iiberrcben ju — 
 
 Cheat, A-. l.berJBetrug, bie Sdjroinbeletj 2. 
 (Chea'ter), ber SSctriiger. 
 
 To Check, v. I. a. 1. lit. &Jig. (gin^alt tbun, 
 einWen, ^emmcn, auf^altenj bdnbigen, 
 einfi^rdnfen, oerrocifen, f^eltcn , 2. ©egen* 
 redjnung fittjren, controUiren j 3. (©cbriften^ 
 2C.) coUationiren, nad^^di^lm, unterfu(ben5 4. 
 Mar. (einSau) M)abf(bri(fen} 6)floppcmj 
 II. H. ftocten, onf^o^en. 
 
 Check, i'. I. sirtg. 1. (7CUcS^inbernbe)yber ein» 
 ^alt, bic ^emmung 5 bcr "iin^of, bad ^iCrgernif j 
 bcrUnfaU, SSerroeig, bie3u(itigungi 2. bcr 
 corrcfponbirenbe 3^amendsug, "Siai ©egenjei* 
 dpcu(aufa3an!noten, k.), 3. bcr :ifbfcbnitt» 
 [(bcin, bic SSanfanrocifung j 4. bcr (Sontras 
 jcttcl, 3nterim»scttcl j 5. Falc. bad 25 crlajTcn 
 bed 9laubcd u. ©trcifcn nac^ onbcrn SSogcln? 
 clerk of the—, ber SbercontroUeur: a) bcr 
 niebcrn^ofbiencrfcbaftj 6)bcr aufben fonigl. 
 ©c^iffen angcfleUtcn^pcrfoncnj II. c-s,p/.Co//<. 
 ^onten? III. cvmp. —account, bic SontroUe, 
 ©cgenrcc^nung, —braces, bic <Sd)n)ungrie« 
 men cincr ^utfc^cj <7am. — mate, 1. *•. na^ 
 6djad)matt3 2.arfi. fcbacbmatt. To — mate, 
 V. a. 1. j4)acbmatt ma^cnj 2. becnbigcnj — 
 rings, l.bie<Sto^ringc (an bcrj/iabc), 2. iiie 
 S^rcnfcnringci —roll, bic 4>ofi>«^bicntcnliflcj 
 
 — taker, bg Sljcatercafftrcr. 
 
 To Check'^r, v. a. 1. bunt^ f(^ectig macbcu, rovir* 
 feln,buntfarbig audlcgen^ 2.^g.untcrmengcn. 
 
 Check'er, s. I. .sing-. J. bcr Stabler, JCj 2. bad 
 aBiirfcligCj 3. vic/. Exchequer; 4. (—board), 
 M^ (Sc^ac^bretj —wise, rourfligj —work, 
 badSafclwerf, II. c-s, pi. Gam. badSc^ad)* 
 I'picI, ©amenfpiel, :c. 
 
 Check'l?8s, adj. unauf^altfam, ^cftig. [fc^ac^t. 
 
 Check'y, adj. 1. TOUrfUg, fcbcdJigi 2. Her. ge* 
 
 Chec'quer, v. & s. vid. Checker. 
 
 Cheek, s. I. sing. 1. bic SSacfc, S[Bange, Dcr 
 aSacfenj 2. dd. pL; —grafting, bad ^pfrop- 
 fcn inbcn^crb^ —pouches, S3a(fcntaf(bcnj 
 
 — tooth, bcr i33a(fcnsa()n) — varnish, bie 
 ^d)minUi II. c-s, pi. Medi., &c., bic (ent* 
 fprecbcnbcn) ©eitcn, bic Severe, ber^Iobcn 
 (cincr SBagc;, bic ^foflcn (c. S^ur)^ bie 
 aSacfcn, ©citenfd^alcn (am SKafic) j bic brcis 
 Un ©citcn (cined ©locfd), (Saffctcn*; jc.) 
 SBdnbc? —of a crane, bic ^afpclbdume 5 — 
 of a pump, bic ^umpcnmicf. 
 
 Cheeked, adj. comp. mit aSacfcn, =n)angig. 
 
 To Cheep, v. n. vulg. picpen, fd^icpcn. 
 
 To Cheer, v. I. a. (—up), 1. fro^lid) mad)cn, 
 
 auf^citernj trfiften? 2. aufmuntcrn, anrei* 
 
 jenj 3. mit^urrabgcfcbreibegriipcni H. ». 
 
 (-up), 1. fi(^ auf^citern, SKutb faJTenj 2. 
 
 frif(j^u. muntcr feinj —up! lufiigl ftifcb! 
 
Chee 
 
 166 
 
 Chid 
 
 Cheer, s. 1. Me ©peife, SSeroirt^ungj 2. Die 
 ^reube, %ico^li6)Uit , Der ^ro^finnj 3. ber 
 Subel, fea§a5eifaU§gef(]()rei5 (gcw. pi. ^ur= 
 ra^9ef4>rei ber ©olbaten u.iSeeleute)} 4. Die 
 SKiene, ©eberDe, DaS ©efid^tj of good— , 
 Qutes 3Kut^e§. 
 
 Chee'rer, s. Der (Sr^eiterer? Die ©rge^ung. 
 
 Sheer'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ^citcr, 
 fro^, fro^lid^, munfer^ 2. freunDlid^ (»on®e= 
 ftd^t). III. — ness, s. Die |)eiterMt, 5Runter= 
 Uit, %v6^M)hit, Der ^ro|ftnn. 
 
 Chee'rjiy, Cheer'Iy, adv. & adj. iDie Cheery. 
 
 Chee'riness, Chee'rishness, s. vid. Cheerful 
 nesg. [mut^lo§ 
 
 Cheer'Iess, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. freuDcnloS, 
 
 Chee'ry, adv. ^vof), luflig, mutlter. 
 
 Cheese,*. Der^Qfej comp. —colouring, Die 
 S)rlean§fttrbej — curds, DerSluarfj — bovl, 
 —fat, uid. — vat; —frame, -mould, Die 
 Jt-formj —lip, Da& ^-lab^ —monger, Der 
 .R-t)dnDrer, ^-frcimer^ —rennet, (— runnet), 
 1. Dtt§ ^-laho 2. (aU(i) — renning), Bot. DttS 
 Sabfraut) —running, Die 5!)?olf en 5 —taster, 
 Dcr^-fte(ier,,a-bo^rer5 —tray, (—waggon), 
 Da§ (roagenformige) ^-ferticc, -vat, Die 
 rK-fiipe, Da&^-faf5 —wort, vid. —rennet. 
 
 Chee'sy, adj. fdfig, fdfid^t. 
 
 Chelo'njain, adj. fd^ilDfrotenarttg- 
 
 gheloni'tes, s. Pet. Der <Sd^n)tttbcnftein. 
 
 ghe'ly, s. Die ©(^ere Der ^rcbfe. [mif(^. 
 
 Chem'jc, — cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. d^e- 
 
 ghemise', s. 1. mod. Da§ ^rauen^emD^ 2. Fo?f . 
 Die ^uttermouer eine§ aBaIIe§5 fire-, Da§ 
 
 Chem'jst, s. Der (S^eittifer. [JBranD^emD. 
 
 Ch?mis't|c^l, &c., tuV/. Chemic, Chemical, &c. 
 
 Chem'istry, s. Die g^cmie, ©d^eiDefunft. 
 
 Cheque ; Chequ'er [— ker], vid. Check, &c. 
 
 Chequin' [—kin'], s. vid. Zechin. 
 
 To Cher'jsh, v. a. 1. pflegen, unterf^itfeen, er= 
 fatten, erna^renj 2. licb u. roertt) fatten, 
 jdrtlitb lieben 5 liebPofenj 3. errodrmcn. 
 
 Cher'isher, i>. Dcr SSerpfleger, SBo^It^dter, :c., 
 cf. To Cherish. 
 
 Ch?r66t8', s. pi. (langc) oftinDifcbe digarrcn. 
 
 Cher'ry, I. s. 1. Die^irf(3^ej 2. Der ^irfcb= 
 branntroeinj 3. (-tree), Bot. Der^irfd;= 
 bttumj II. adj. (firfd^Orot^, f-rot^farben 5 
 ni. comp. ^irf(^s 5 —bounce, (—brandy), 
 Dcr^-branntn)ein5 —coal, Min. Die^-fo^lc,- 
 -laurel, (-bay), Bot. Der ^-lorbeerj -pit, 
 1. Dttd®ri!ib4)enfpieli 2. Da§ ©riibd^cn im 
 
 » Mnm —stone, Der ^ fern. 
 
 Cher'spnese, 9. Der (S^erfoneS, Die 4)ttlbinfcl. 
 
 Chert, s. Min. Der ^ornflein. 
 
 Cher'ty, adj. ^omfteinartig. 
 
 Cher'yb, .v. (engl. pi. Cherubs), 1. Bibl. Dcr 
 
 (S^erubj 2. tainUkHer. (— 's head), Dcr gc« 
 fliigelte (SngelSfopf. 
 
 Cheru'bic, —cal, adj. englifd^, d^crubinifd^. 
 
 Cher'ubjm, l^ebr. pi. \s. Cherub, Die 6^crubim. 
 
 To Cher'up, cor. ft. To Chirp, qv. 
 
 Cher'vel, *. Zooi. Der 9Kuflon, Dq§ ^Crgali. 
 
 Cher'vjl, s.Bot. l.Dcr^dlberfernj 2.Dcr^crbel. 
 
 To Cher'wjt, v. n. fd^reien (njie ciu Sleb^u^n). 
 
 Ches'ljp, s. Ent. Der ^cUcrmurm. 
 
 Chess, s. 1. Gam. Da8 BM^f ©d^ad^fpielj 
 2. Agr. Der Sflu^, ^(ugbranD, ©taubbranD j 
 comp. —board, Da§ ©d^ad^brct 5 —man. Die 
 ©d^ad^figurj —trees. Mar. Die ©d^crbalfen. 
 
 Chest, s. 1. Die Jtifte, Der Soften, Die SaDej 2. 
 Die S5ruft5 —of drawers. Die (§ommoDci 
 Far-*.— foundered, ^crsfd^Iod^tigj —foun- 
 dering. Die ^erjfd^Idd^tigfeit, Dcr Dampfi 
 —trap, Die Ota^enfallc, DaS ©pringcifen. 
 
 To Chest, V. a. (in eine 2aDe, w.) ocrma^rcn, 
 einfd^Iiepenj cinbalfamiren. 
 
 Chest'nut [ches'nut], I. .v. 1. Die .ffttf^onic^ 
 2. (—tree), Dcr ^-nbaum j II. adj. faftonien* 
 braun, —grove, —plot, Der ,K-nn>aID. 
 
 Qheval'-glass, s. Der iDrct)(3:oilcttcns)fpicgcl. 
 
 Chevalier', s. Her. Der (gct)arnif(^tc) Sflitter. 
 
 Clievaux - de - Friae [shevo'-d?-frez'], s. pi. 
 Fort. Die fpanifd^en (Keiter. 
 
 Chev'ron, s. Her. Der ©parrcn. [fc^eu. 
 
 Chev'roned, adj. Her. mit cincmSpttrrCtt Ocr= 
 
 Chev'ron?l, s. Her. Dcr ^albe oDcr i>crfurstc 
 ©parr en. 
 
 To Chew, V. a. & n. 1. faucn, f ducn, beipcn j 
 2.^g.iiberlegen, ftnnen(— upon, auf (gt«o5 ), 
 to — the cud, micDcrfducn. [((Sabof ). 
 
 Chew*, vidg. DerO^unDoolIi Da§ ^ricmd^cn 
 
 Chews, *. pi. ©teinfol)Ien in H. ©tiicfcbcn. 
 
 <;:;hicane', s. Die G^icane, 9led^ts»crDrc^ung. 
 
 To Qhjcane', v. n. d)icanircn, {Red^tSfniffc 
 
 Qhica'ner, s. Der (5()icaneur. [brau(^cn. 
 
 ghjca'n^ry, s. Die S^cd^t&f crDrc^crci. 
 
 Chick, s. (dim, con Chicken), Da§ .ffud^= 
 lein, ^fi()nd^en5 Bot-s. — peas (chiches). Die 
 3»ergcrbfen, .^id^crerbfen 5 —root, Dcr^or* 
 tulttfj —weed, Dcr ^li^ncrDarm. 
 
 Chick'en, .y. tia^^uijn, .|)Ul)nd^en j —breasted, 
 plattbriiftigj —hearted, fcigc, la^l^aUi - 
 hammed, ttu§rattrt§ gcbogcnc ©d^cnfel ^tt= 
 bcnD, fu^bcinig, —pox, Die aBinDblattcrn, 
 ©d^afpocfen. 
 
 Chick'ljng, s. dim. Da5 .ffud^lcin, ^ii^n(^cn5 
 —vetch, Bot. Die *piatterb[c, ^elDmicfc. 
 
 Chid, I. pret; II.Chid,Chid'den,p.p. D.D.f.SB. 
 
 To Chide, v. ir. I. a. fd^cltcn,i^crn)cifen} II. n. 
 l.^(i)m(iUn,ianhni 2. ein®erduf(^(2drm)mo- 
 
 Chide, *. Da§ ©emurmcl, fanftc®erdufdb. fdben- 
 
 Chi'der, *. Der ©d^cItcnDc^ 3dnfcr. 
 
Chie 
 
 167 
 
 Chir 
 
 Chief, I. adj. ; II. (—ly), advMv oberfte,Wor» 
 uel)mfte, ^oifte, erfle, |)ttupt»j oorsiiglic^, 
 ^ttuptfttc^UiJ^ i — cominaud, tiiv SDberbefe^lj 
 lord— justice, Der (2ort)s)^bernd^ter. 
 
 Chief, s. 1. Da§ (£)bcrO|)aupt, l)er Tfnfu^rer, 
 (§^efi 2.Der^auptt^cilj 3. /fer. MS ©cbilD^ 
 baupt} commander in—, ber oberfle^efeblS* 
 
 Chief tajn, *. t)cr ^duptling, ^nfii^rer. [^aber. 
 
 Chifg^Oes, Chieg'Oes, s. pi. Ent ©ttnDflO^e. 
 
 Chn'blain, s. bie ^roflbeule. 
 
 Child, A\ lit. kfig. btt§ ^inbj from a—, DOn 
 ^^nb^eit ouf j with—, fibroanger j —bed, ba& 
 ^inbbettj —bed-basket, berSBiegenforb. 
 
 Chil'd§rmas-day, s. Ecc. baS geft ber unf(buls 
 
 bigen ^inber (ber 28. ©cc). 
 Chlld'hood [-hdd], s. 1. bie ^inb^eit, ba§ 
 
 ^nabenalter j 2. bie ^inbli«bfeit. 
 Chil'dish,!. ad;.; II. —ly, ac/y. finbifcb j Wic ein 
 
 ^iub J III. — nesg, s. bQ§ finbif(bc SBefen j bie 
 Child'less, adj. KnbcrloS, unbeerbt. [Unf(j()ulb. 
 Chiid'like, adj» 1. cinem ^nbc gcjiemcnb, 
 Child'ly, adj. finberbaft. [finblicb j 2. finbif(b. 
 Child'r^n, *. p/. oon Child, 
 ghile, Chilifac'tive, &c., uid. Chyle, &c. [nif(b. 
 Chil'i, Geog. 1. 5. (^\ix{i'^ II. adj. (biliftb, (bilc= 
 ghil'i^d, s. Arith. & Chron. bie SblHabC. 
 ghn'iast, s, Ecc, ber (Sbiliafl. 
 Chill, I. adj. 1. fait J (oon ^dlte) erflarrt, 
 
 frofligj fcbaurigj 2. ;Jg. mutbloS, ocrjagtj 
 
 Hit, frofKgj II. .v. h'^ &M, bie ^filte, ber 
 
 (gieber=)^ro|l i ©ibaucr. 
 To Chill, V. I. a. l.(bur4))Falten5 2. gcfrieren 
 
 macbcn, 3. fig. nieberfcblagen, mut^lo§ ma* 
 
 ^en 5 4. I-w, vid. To Case-harden ; II. n. 
 
 (i)or Jtdlte) ftbQubcrn, frieren. 
 Chii'liness, Chii'ness, s. ber ^rofl, ©(bauer, 
 
 ^U Mite, ©rflarrung. 
 Chn'ly, adj. & adv. Mt, UUm, fr6flelnb. 
 Chime, s. 1. Coop. (Chimb), vid. Chine; 2. 
 
 ber ©inflcing, bie ^armonie (ber S6nc) j 3. 
 
 jig. bie Ubereinftimmungi —of bells, baS 
 
 ®loc!engelciutj a— of bells, ein®Iocfenfpiel5 
 
 — clock, bie ©piclubr. 
 
 To Chime, v. I. a. anfcbtagen (an bie ©lotfe), 
 II. n. 1. (barmonif(b) Hingen, tSneni 2. jJg. 
 ftimmen, eitiflimmen, sufammen pajfen. 
 
 Chi'mer, s. ber (^Bctner. 
 
 Chime'ra, s. Myth. Scfig. bic (5()imdre. 
 
 Chimer'ical, I. ad;. ; II. —ly adw. (bimdrifd). 
 
 Chim'ical, Chim'jst, &c., vid. Chemical, &c. 
 
 Chim'ney, s. 1. bie ^euereffe, ber ©cbornftein, 
 {«aucbfang5 2. ber ^amin (^erb)i 3. ber 
 (SampenO^Qlinber, -board*, ba8 .Kamins 
 brct, ber ^- Tims 5 — fender, baSgeuergitter, 
 
 — hooks, 1. ^Qminbafen 5 2. Sopfl)ttf en, ,^efs 
 fclbafenj -piece, baS vRaminfKtcf 3 ber^-» 
 
 fimS j —pots, pf. Vid. —tops; —stack, Afec/i* 
 bie ©ampfrobre (einer Dampfmaftbine) j — 
 sweeper, {col. —sweep), ber<siornfleittfegerj 
 
 — tops, pL \ik ,K-^appen, ©cbornfteinfaflfcen. 
 Chin, s. baS,Kinn5 —cloth, ba& .5tinnbanb 
 
 a3atfentu(b 5 — cough, ber Jteicbbuflen. 
 Chi'nai» •*"• 1- <?eog. (§binQ 5 2. bic6bina(=0lin= 
 be)j 3. [/am.tsha'ni],bttS^orjeUanj comp. 
 —ink, bic Sufcbej -man, ber ^orjeUans 
 bdnblcri -orange, bic :jCpfeirine5 -root, 
 Bot. l.bic(§^inatt>urjeli 2. vid. China, 2. ; 
 
 — rose, Bot. bicSinarofCj —ware, bO§ ^or« 
 jellanj —warehouse, bie ^orjeUannieber* 
 lage^ —wool, ©cbminfrooUe. 
 
 Chinch, s. Ent. bic aSanje. 
 
 Chine,*. 1. ber Sfliictgrat, baS.arcujj 2. ba& 
 
 Sducten*; 2enben|lucf (einc§3;biere§)i ^.Coop. 
 
 bic ,Kimmc, §ttp=3arge. 
 To Chine, v.a.l. ben Slucf grat, ba§ ^reuj jcr» 
 
 bretbcn 3 2. in Senbenftucf e jertbeilen. 
 Chined, adj. jum Sftiicfgrat gebfirig. 
 Chinese', adj. & s. (binefifcb j ber Qbincfcj 
 
 eliipt. bie (binejij"(be ©prad^e. 
 Chin'gle, s. ber ®rie§, grobe <Sanb. 
 Chink, s. 1. bie Sti^e, ber Sdi^, ©palt j 2. ber 
 
 ,Rlang (bc§ ®elbeS). 
 To Chink, v. l.n.l. fi(b fpalten, fpringen5 2. 
 
 flimpern (mit bem ®elbe)j II. a. 1. aufri^en, 
 
 aufreipen i 2.(bur(b@(butteln)fUngen macbcn. 
 Chin'ky, adj. fpdltig, fliiftig, ri§ig. 
 Chinned, adj. comp. mit einem JCinne. 
 To Chifnse, v. a. Mar. bie Sti^cn mit SBerg ocr* 
 
 flopfen. [si&artig gebrucfter (Safimir. 
 
 Chints, Chintz, s. Com. ber 3i$5 — casimere, 
 Chfp, s. I. jing. ba& (Stucf(bcn, @(bnitt(bcn, 
 
 ©(bni^cl, ber (Span 5 -ax, baS ©cbUcbtbcil j 
 
 -box, bie B^ad)tdi -hat, ber S^aflbut j 
 
 n. c-g, pi. @pdne, <25tucf(ben, geu. TfbfdUe. 
 To Chrp, V. I. a. fdjni^en, ftbni^elnj bebaueni 
 
 berttfpeln, abrafpelnj abf(bleifenj II. n. l. 
 
 abfpringen,abbre(ben (oon irbenen ®efdpen)j 
 
 2. (bic eierf(bale) burcbbrc(bcn (00m ^itbn-- 
 
 (bcn), au§fried()en. 
 
 Chip'per, s. bcr ©(bni^cnbc, aSebaucnbe. 
 Chip'ping, p.s. bag @tficf(benj pi. ©pdncj 
 
 -knife, ba§^atfmeffer. 
 Chi'ragon, s. mod. ber|)anbfubrer (fur asiinbc). 
 Chira'gra, s. Med. ba§ (Sbiragra. 
 Chirag'ricBil, adj. Med. am 6()iragra leibcnb. 
 ChlrSg'rapher, ^hirog'raphist, .v. 1. ber(®e» 
 
 ri(bt8«)(Sjbrciber5 2. Law, ber (birograpba- 
 
 rif(be ®ldubiger. 
 ChlrQgraph'ic, adj. (birograpbif^. 
 
 Chirog'raphy, s. bic (S^irograpbie. [fpra(bc. 
 Chirol'pgy, *. Mech. bie4)dnbefpra(be,§tnger» 
 Chir'pmanc^r, s. bcr (§biromant. 
 
Chir 
 
 168 
 
 Chor 
 
 Chir'Qmancy, s, Me S^iromantic 
 
 CblrQman'tjc, adj. (i^iromQntif(J(>. 
 
 To Chirp, V. I. n. jirpcn; sJDitfd^ern, pfeifenj 
 II. a. jubeln, fr6^li(^ madden, erfrcuen. [fen. 
 
 Chi'rp, A-.l)a§3irpen, ®ejirpe,®ejn)itf(^er,^fei= 
 
 Chir'p?r, .V. 1. t)er 3n)itf^ernDe, jcj 2. ijer^rol}* 
 
 ChiVping, adj. erfreuen^j luftig, fro^. [lid)z. 
 
 ToChirr, ToChTrre,ToChir'rap, f.ToChirp. 
 
 {^hirur'geon, Chlrur'g?ry,&c. vid.Surgeon,&c. 
 
 Chis'el, .V. Carp., Sculpt, &c. Jjer SKcipelj 
 ®rabfti(^elj Mar. \)ex Setel, —work, gen. 
 ©felirarbeit, ^upferftcd^erarbeit. 
 
 To Chisel, v.a. meifeln, ausmeifetn, cifeliren. 
 
 Chis's?ls, s. pi. ©robs ob. ©c^rotme^I. 
 
 Chit, *. 1. ber,Ke{ni, t>ie<Sproffej 2. J)ie@om= 
 merfproJTe (gen>. pi.); 3. fam. & cont. ba& 
 ,ffint), Heine 2)ing j 4. (in S)fKnl)ien) ein ^riefj 
 — chat, /am. ber ©(^nicffc^nacf, l)a§ ®eplop» 
 
 To Chit, V. n. kirtiin, fproffen. [per. 
 
 Chrt'terlinga, s. pi. l)ie JtalbQunen, ^utteln. 
 
 Chitty, adj. l.fint)ifd^ j 2. ooUSommerfprofren. 
 
 ^hivaIeresque',(^hival'(^)rjc,^hiv'alrous, adj. 
 (^e»aIere&F, xittcxlii). 
 
 <?hiv'alry, s. l.t5a&Sflittert[)umj 2. DieStitter* 
 njurte, 3. MeSflitterfd^aft, 4. Zaio, MS 9lit= 
 ttrle^en, Olittergut. 
 
 Chives, s. pi. Bot. 1. (Staubfdtenj 2. ter 
 Z6)nittlau6)i 3. Heine 3n)iebeln. 
 
 Chiv'ets, s. pi. Bot. bie SBurjelfofern. 
 
 Chiz'§l, s. & V. vid. Chisel. 
 
 Chlo'rate, *. Chem. t)a& d)lorfaure ©alj. 
 
 Chlo'rjc, adj. —acid, Cliem. t)ie (S^Iorfdure. 
 
 ^hlo'rjdCe), s. Chem. baS S^lorib J —of 
 chrome, ba& (S^Ior(^rom(ium) 5 —of lime, ber 
 
 ghlorid'jc, adj. Chem. c^Ioribifd^. [(S^Iorfalf. 
 
 ghlo'rin(e), s. Chem. H^ ^^lor, bie S^lorine. 
 
 Chlo'rjg, s. Orn. ber ®ri!in[inf. 
 
 Chlo'rite, s. Min. ber S^Iorit. 
 
 Chloro'sjs, s. Med. Ui ffileid^fuc^t. 
 
 ChlQrot'ic adj. Med. bteid^fud^tig. 
 
 Choak, Choa'ker, &c., vid. Choke, &c. 
 
 (^hock, s. 1. virf. Shock; 2. vid. Chuck; 3. 
 Mar. baS ©tau^ols, gew. pi. ©d^liep^c^Ijer, 
 Sd)liepen5 (SBootsO^lampen. 
 
 Chdc'olate, J. 1. bie (Sti^ofolabe, 2. ber©-n= 
 Uforj — drops, (S-npId|(i^en5 —mill, —stick, 
 ber ©-nquerl^ — nut, bie Sacaobo^ne. 
 
 Choice, 1. s. 1. bie (freie)SBa^l5 2. bie©org= 
 fait (im SKd^ren)5 3. bie (forgfcirtige) Hu^' 
 roa^I, bcr^ernj 4. berSJorrat^, ba§ @orti= 
 ment, H. adj.; III. — ly, adv. 1. auSerlefen, 
 loortrefflid^j 2.wal)Ierif(b,for9fdlti95 3. genau, 
 fparfamj— locks, bie9}?ittelforte b.fpon.SBoIle. 
 
 Choice'l^ss, adj. feineSffia^l ^abenb,gejroungen. 
 
 ChoTce'n?8s, s. 1. bie luSerlcfen^eitj 2. t^U 
 eorgfalt (in ber SBo^I) j 3. bie ^ein^eit. 
 
 Choir [quir; koir; kor], *. 1. ter (©dngcr*) 
 g^orj 2. Ch. bad (5^or, bie emporfirc^cj 
 —man, ber S^orfdnger, ^^orifl, —service, 
 ber G^orbienft. 
 
 To Choke, v. I. a. I. erflicfen j 2. ftopfen, ter= 
 jtopfen^ fig-s. 3. ^inbernj 4. untcrbriicfen j 
 5.beleibigenj 6. i'^-ir. (cine 0la!ete) roiirgcn j 
 II. n. 1. fi(^ worgenj 2. fig. bcleibigt rccrben- 
 
 Choke, s. vulg. ber aSart an ber "Jfrtifct^ofc , 
 comp. -cherry, bie SSiirgfirfd^ej —damp, 
 Min. ber ©c^wabenj —full, gebrucft ooUj 
 
 — pear, bie ^urgbirn 3 Jig. bie SBiirgpiUc j 
 -vetch, —weed, Bot. bie (Stirfwurj. 
 
 Cho'k?r, *. 1. ber (grj^icfer, K.j 2.y^g. Giner, 
 ^er {(St\m$ bag) sum ©dbweigen bringt. 
 Cho'king, s. Typ. bag®c[(i^mier, bie ©ubelei. 
 Cho'ky, adj. 1. erf^icfenb, wiirgenb j 2. t)erbe5 
 
 — pear, vid. Choke-pear, Jig. [Oitittei. 
 Chol'agogues, s. pi. Med. bie®alleabfu^renbe 
 Chol'er, -*• 1. bie ®attc5 2. fig. ber 3orn5 3. 
 
 Far. bie ©(^drfe bc§ Urin§. 
 ChOlVsi, *. Med. bie (S^olcra. 
 Chol'§rjc, I. adj. 1. d^olerift^j 2. id^jornigj 
 
 II. — ness, s. baS d^olerifd^e 3:emperament. 
 Choles't?rin(e), s. Chem. ba8 6t)oIefierin, ®al* 
 
 lenfieinfett. 
 To Ch6dfe, v. ir. I. a. l.rodljlen, au§n>dt)Ienj 
 
 2. oorjicljenj II. n. bieSBa^l l)aben3 to — out. 
 Com. (SBaaren) auSfdjiepen, bracfen. 
 
 Ch6d'§er, s. ber SBdljlenbe, aiBdljler. 
 
 To Chop, V. I. a. 1. (mitoff, abOfJauen, ^af- 
 fen? 2. jer^auen, se>^i)cicfen} 3. oerfd^lingenj 
 4. vW. To Chap; II. n. 1. (about) fid^ pl6$» 
 \ii) bre^en, dnbernj 2. (in) ^ercinpla^enj 3. 
 (upon) flopen auf . . ., liberfatten. 
 
 Chop, s. I. sing. 1. "iiixh (abge^auenc) ©tiict, 
 (vid. Chip); ber SBiffen, bie <S(^nittei ba§ 
 Sflippd^en, (c/. pi.); 2. ber Sfiip, bie ©palter 
 
 3. Com. ((^ineftfd^) ©orte, nualitdt^ 4. cf. 
 Chap;— boats, ^anbelSbote, —house bieOar* 
 Fii(3^ej II. c-s, p/. l.vid. Chaps; 2.i^ar. eine 
 ®aumen!ran!t)eit ber ^ferbe oon p raui)em 
 gutter 3 —of a river, bie 5Mnbung einesgluf* 
 
 Chop'in, s. ber ©(boppen, baS 3?6fel. [feg. 
 Chop'per, s. ber ^acfer, ba§ ^acfmeffer. 
 Chop'pjng, p. p. OonTo Chop; —block, bet 
 
 ^acfbloctj —board, ba§ ^acfbret, —knife, 
 Chop'py, adj. riffig, fpaltig. [ba§ ^acfme|Ter. 
 Cho'ral, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. jum (^\jOX ge« 
 
 ^origj (i^orortig, 6^or=. 
 Chord, A-. 1. bie ^<x\U'^ 2. i\f«*. ber "Jfccorbj 
 "3. Geom. bie ©el)nc, g^orbe. 
 To Chord, v. a. mit ©aiten bejie^en, befaiten. 
 Chordee', s. Med. bie d^orba. 
 Cho'rjon, s. AnaU baS'JCbert)dutd)cn. 
 Cho'rist, gho'rjst^r, s. 1. ber (S^orfdngerj 
 
Ohor 
 
 169 
 
 Chur 
 
 2. tcr (SoncertO^anger, 3. Am. Qi. ber 
 
 S^oraUSSorfdnger, S^oralift. 
 ^Uoris'tjc, adj. vid. Choral. 
 Chorog'rapher, s. Geog. Uv (S^orograp^. 
 ^horogrriph'ical, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. d^oro^ 
 
 grapt)if(^. 
 CliQrog'rapliy, s. Geog. t)ic (Sljorograpljic. 
 Cho'rus, s. Mus. 1. ba? (t)er) 6l)or (5}iurif=, 
 ^®dngcr(J(>or) j 2. Der (S^or (^Jfufifftucf). 
 To Chu'rus, v. a. im (5l)or fingcn. 
 
 ( se, I.pre^o.ToChoose; II. [shoz], j.Laio. 
 Cho'sen, p. p. ». ToChoose. [baS 9lC(^t?obicct. 
 Chough [tshofj, s. Orn. bie!Dol)lc. 
 Choule, .?. bcr ,kropf (cine^ SSogclS). 
 To Chouse (Ch6<»se), v. a. vulg. bctrugen. 
 To Cho^'ter, v. n. murrcn, brummen. 
 Chris, *. abbr. (o. Christian) (Sljnftel (6-n.)- 
 ghrism, s. Ecc. ba§ <SaIb6I, bcr S^rifam. 
 ghris'inal, adj. Ecc. bcn S^rifam bctreifcnb. 
 Chris'mgitory, s. Ecc. ba^ S^riSmarium. 
 Chrrs'om, s. lice. 1. ba§ (gcf^orbenc)5)tonat§= 
 ^finb 5 2. (- doth), ba§ aseftcr^cmb. [born. 
 Chri8t,i\ SljrifluSj — 's thorn, Bot. bcrSt)rifls 
 To Chrrs'ten[kris'8n],y.a. taufcnj (beOnt'nnen. 
 ChrTs'tendom [kris'sn— ], s. bie (S^rif^en^cit. 
 Qhrifs'tening [kris'sn—], I. s. bic (^int)=)3^au= 
 
 fc5 II. adj. bic 3:aufe bctreffeub. 
 ghris'tjan[-'yan], I. s. I.ber(§^rifl5 2. (5t)ri= 
 
 flion (5J?-n.)5 II. adj.; III. - ly, arf;. & ado. 
 
 (^riftUc^j —name, bcr Xaufnamc, SSornamc. 
 ghris'tjanifsm, s. 1. ba§ S^riflcnt()um j 2. bic 
 
 5^rifieiU)cit. 
 ghrTstian'jty, ^. baS (S^rif^cnt^um. [fc^ren 
 To ghris'tjanize, y. a. jum St)riflen madden, bc= 
 ChrFst'inas [kris'mas], *. S8ci()na(^tcn , ba§ 
 "dtjriftfefl, —box, baS Sffici^nac^tdgefcbenf 
 
 — carol, bQ§ SBci^nac^tsliebj —day, bcr 
 6^rifltQg5 -flower, —rose, Bot. bic fcbwarjc 
 
 ghris'topher, ,v. g^riflopt) (5}?-n.). [JticSmurj. 
 ghro'mate, s. Cliem. bag li^romfaurc (Salji 
 
 — of potash, (bromfaurcs ^Qli. 
 ChrQinat'jc. I- (idj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. Opt. 
 
 gorben bclrcffcnb j 2. Mus. cbvomatifd) 5 — 
 
 bugle, baS jtlappenljornj —trumpet, "ain 
 
 .tlappcntrompetc. 
 ghromat'jc, .v. 1. Opt. bie(5bromati!? 2. Mns 
 
 in balbcn Xonen fortlaufcnbc tSJIufit 
 ghromat'jcs* <?• p/. Op^ bic ^arbcnlcl)rc. 
 Chrome, s. Mtn. \ia^ (Sbrom, SbrommctaU. 
 ghro'mjc, adj. (bromfaucr, S^rom=j Chem-s. — 
 
 acid,bic(§l)romftturc5— yellow,bQ8(§^romgelb 
 Qhron'ical, ghron'jc, adj. Med. djronifcb. 
 Chron'jcle, s, 1. bic^^ronif 5 2. gen. cine ®e- 
 
 f(bi(btci 3. ch-s, pi. Script, bic Siifber ber 
 
 ^^ronifa. 
 To giiron'ide, v. a. (brono(o9if(l(> aufjcitbnen. 
 
 ghron'ider, J. 1. bcr gb^'^nifcnfcbreibcrj 2. 
 gen. bcr @ef(j^i(btfcbreibcr. 
 ghron'ogriira, s. baS (§bronogram. [tif(b. 
 
 Chronpgrammat'ic, — cal, adj. (bronogrammtts 
 Chronog'rapher, s. bcr (S^ronograpt)- 
 ghronol'oger, ChrQnol'ogTst, s. bcr ^bronolog. 
 ghronolog'ic, —cal, I. adj.i II. — cally, adv. 
 ChfQnol'ogy, s. bic Sl^ronologic. [(bronologifcb- 
 ChrQnQm'et^r, i\ Hor. bcr Sbronomctcr. 
 Chrys'alis (ghrys'alid), .v. Ent. bic ^puppc. 
 Chrys'olTte, s. Min. bcr 6^ri)foUtb. 
 Chrys'opras, —prase, s. Min. bcr (2bri)fopra&. 
 Chiib, s. ber grobe, ungcfcbicftc 5}icnf(b, S^olpcl 5 
 
 — dieeked, -faced, adj. vulg. bau^bdctig. 
 Chiib'bed, Chub'by, adj. bauSbccfig. 
 
 To Chiick, v. I. n. 1. glucfcn (pon ^iibnern) j 
 2. vid. b. u. To Chuckle; II. a. 1. loctcn 
 (»on4)ut)ncrn,:c.)3 2. fanft (untcr baS^inn) 
 fcblagen 3 3. vulg. ftopen, fcbuppen. 
 
 Chuck, s. 1. ba§ ©lucfcn (cincr ^enne), 2. 
 ^pu^n(bcn(2icbfofung§n)ort)5 3. cin (pl6^U» 
 icS) gelinbcS Ocrciufcb 5 4. ein fanfter <B6)lCii 
 untcr baS^innj 5. T'um. bic^atronc5 6. 
 vid. Beard of a horse, unt. Beard. 
 
 Chiick'^red, adj. Sport, aufjl^cnb. 
 
 To Chuck'le, v. l.n. auS ooUcm ^alfc lad)tn, 
 fi(bcrnj II. a. 1. glucfcn, locfen (vok cine 
 ^cnnc, :c.)3 ^-fis- licbfofcn. 
 
 Chiiff, i-. bcr Orobian, Siimmel. 
 
 Chiiffily, adv. murri[(b, Dcrbrie^lid^. [fen 
 
 Chuff!n?s8,5.bie®rob^eit5 taSmurrif(beSBe» 
 
 Chuffy, adj. grob, t6lpif(b5 miirrtfcb. 
 
 Chum, s. Ac. ber (Stubenburfcbe. 
 
 Chump, s. ber (^o[s=)^Io§, K. 
 
 Chu'nara, s. (in Sftinbicn) 5}iuf(bclfalfm6rtcl. 
 
 Chiink'-stove, s. mod. bcr (StU^ofcn. 
 
 Church, .V. 1. bic »^ir(^C} 2. bic Jlircbcngc* 
 mcinbcj 3. (— dpm), bic ^ircblicbe ©craultf 
 
 — ale, ba&.^ir(bn)cit)fcfl, bieJlircbmc&5 — la^'» 
 baS Cttnonif(bc Sflecbti —like, eincm ®ciftli= 
 6)m gcsicmcnbj —man, 1. bcr ©ciftlicbe, 2. 
 53?itglicb bcr engl. ^irdjc, ?3if(boflicbgerinntc 7 
 Om-i. — martin, bic Jtir(bf*n)albc, W<x\m= 
 fcbraalbc, —owl, bic ^irtbeulc, ^S:auseulc3 
 -porch, bic SSort)alIc cincr >£ir(bc 3 —pre- 
 ferment, bic ^frunbC3 —reeve, —warden, 
 ber^-ndltcftc, ,S-n»ortlc^er, .fir(boatcr3 — 
 wardcnship, ba§ Imt cincS .^-noorftc^cr& 3 
 —yard, bcr ®ottc§acfcr. 
 
 To Church, v. a. 1. (e.SBo(bncrinn)5ur^Kir(be 
 fu^rcn3 2. (fiir Tic) »on ber ^anjcl banBcn. 
 
 Churl, s.fig. 1. bcr J8Quer, S5-lummel3 2. bcr 
 ^nicfcr, %ik. 
 
 Chur'lish, Chur'ly, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. 
 bQurif(b, rob, plump 3 2. filjig, hrg, 3. (oon 
 ©ingcn) unbicgfam, ^art, fpr6be, f(b»criu 
 
Ghur 
 
 170 
 
 Circ 
 
 btttvbdtcn (i>on OJfetallcn, iC.)j ^' fig- &c= 
 bef(^«)erti(i>, Idfligj III. — ness, s. 1. bo& 
 bduenf(i^c SBefcn^ t>ic Ungcft^Iiffen^citj 2. 
 tic^drtc, Ungunfl (DeS @d)icffal8, k.)j 3. Me 
 ^ilsigfcit, ^uicfcrci. 
 
 Churn, s. bad SButtcrfap, — barril, bttS flanl>e= 
 rif^e aSuttcrfap j -owl, Om. Dcr3ic9cnmcl= 
 fcr 5 —drill, Mec/t. ein 4—6 guf langer (an 
 bcitjcn enben mit cincm 5)Jci^el ©erfel)cncr) 
 SBo^rcrj — staff, Dcr Suttcrflopcl. [tcln. 
 
 To Churn, v. a, 1. buttern, femen, 2. f(3^ut= 
 
 Churr'-worm,*.£n^bic2Serrc,n)icFan-cricket. 
 
 Chyla'ceous, adj. Physiol. t)cn 6l)t)lu§ bctref* 
 
 Chyle, s. Physiol, ber (S^Qlud. [fcnb. 
 
 Chylffac'tjvc, Chylifac'tory, adj. Physiol, in 
 
 "!»lii(]^faftocrroant)clnl>5 —organs, berSSer* 
 bttuungSapparat. 
 
 Chyliferous, adj. Physiol. 6t)J)Iu§ cntt)altenb. 
 
 Chy'lous, adj. au§5KiI(^faft beftc^enb, (J^t)lu8» 
 
 Chyme, s, Physiol. t>er 6t)i)mu&. [artig. 
 
 Chyra'jcal, Chym'jst, &c. yid.Chera. [wanbeln. 
 
 To Chyra'jfy, v. a. Physiol, in ©peifebrei »er= 
 
 CibiVrions, adj. bie®peifcn betrcffenb. 
 
 Cic'atrise, Cic'atrifx, s. Surg, bie 3Tarbc. 
 
 Cic'atr?cle, s. Bot. bic Statbc im ©amen. 
 
 CicatrT'saMts,-'zaints,^.pi.Surg.SSernarbung&= 
 
 Cicatri'sive, adj. Surg, oernarbenb. [mittel. 
 
 Cicatrjza'tion, s. "na^ 3tarbcn, Sernarben. 
 
 To Cic'atrize, V. r. a. bcnarben? juljeilett) II. 
 
 Cicero'ne, s. bcr dicerone. [n. oernarben. 
 
 Cich, Cich'ling, &c. vid. Chick, &c. 
 
 CTchorii'ceous [tshik— ], adj. cicborienartig. 
 
 Cich'ory [tshik— ], s. bie Sid^oric, vid.Succory. 
 
 crc'jly, 5. 6cci(ic (^-n), vid. Cecily. [mad)tn. 
 
 Cicjsbe'jsni, s. 1. ba§ (5ici§bcat,* 2. baS (Sour* 
 
 Cicjsbe'o, s. 1. ber(5ici§bco5 2.ytg-. bcr Sours 
 madder, ®oIan, begiinfligtc 2ieb^aber. 
 
 Cjcu'ta, s. Bot. ber ^affcrfc^ierling. 
 
 Cid, s. bcr 6ib) * .Samprtclb. 
 
 Ci'der, *. bcr(5iber, tpfelwcittj small—, vid. 
 Ciderkin; —eager, ^ibcrcffig) —man, Cl'- 
 derist, I.bcr6-mad)cr5 2.ber(§-ccrMufcr5 — 
 royal, bcr S-branntrocin. [gcfcrtigtc) giber. 
 
 Ci'derkin, s. mdg, bcr gcringc (con bcrSrotte 
 
 To Ciel, &c. vid. Ceil. 
 
 Cierge, s. Ecc. bic ^crjc (bci ^roceffionen). 
 
 Cigar', s. bie Gigarrej — oase,ba§ Q-ixi-Qtui. 
 
 Cii'ery, s. Arch. ba§ fiaubwcrf an ©dulcn. 
 
 Cil'i^ry, adj. Anat. bie "JCugcnlicbcr betreffenb. 
 
 Cil'jated, adj. Bot. bewimpcrt. 
 
 CTm'brjc, I. adj. cimbrif(b5 11. s. bic c-c ©pratbc 
 
 crm'it?r (-ar), s. bcr (erumme turf.) ©dbel, 
 — shaped, Bot. fdbclformig. 
 
 Cimme'rian, adj. fimmcriftb- 
 
 Cinc'tyre [-tshyr], s. 1. bcr®urtel i 2. bcr Um* 
 fcngj 3. Arch, ber ®urt, ©aum (e. ©dulc). 
 
 Cin'der, s. l.bie nod^ gli!l^enbeJto^te,2C.} 2. c-s, 
 p^au§gcglii^te,^o^len5 smith's c-s, bie Sofcb* 
 fo^lcn, ©c^miebefo^lcu i —woman, —wench, 
 l.bie^-nfammlerinn j 2. Jig. berlfd^cnbrcJbel. 
 
 Cin'd^rous, Citn'droas, adj. FoI!)lenartig. 
 
 Cinera'tion, s. bef. Chem. bic SScrbrennung ju 
 
 Cjne'reous, adj. (—gray), afd^grau. [Ifd^e. 
 
 Cineri'tious, adj. afd^i^t, afd^l^aft. 
 
 Cjner'ul?nt, adj. afd^ig. 
 
 Cin'nabiir, s. bcr 3innober. 
 
 Cm'namQn (— mpm), *. l.ber^immct, (Saneelj 
 2. (—tree), Bot. bcr3-baum5 —stone, Min. 
 ber Sflbnit) —water, ber 3-branntn)ein. 
 
 Cinque [sink], *. & adj. Gam. bic^iinf j fiinf j 
 —foil, Bot. baS pnffingerfrQutj —ports, 
 Law, bie funf ^dfen ©nglanb'S an ber ofil. 
 M^t gegen ^ranfreicb? — quatre, Gam. 
 mv unb funf auf ben SBiirfeln. 
 
 Ci'gn, s. Hort. 1. ber ©enfcr, ba8 ©d^ofrcif j i 
 2. bad ^fropfreis 5 3. fig. ber ©prof ling. I 
 
 Ci'per^, Ci'pres, s. vid. Cyprus, 2. 
 
 Ci'pher, s. 1. gen. Arith. bic differ, ba§ 3a^l* 
 Seid^en^ 2. bieStuU, 3.bef.Com.bie6^itfer} 
 ber burd() 5?cummern bejeid^nete SBaarenpreid. 
 
 To Ci'pher, V.I. n.red^nen 5 II. a.mitge^eimen 
 
 Ci'pherer, s. bcr Sfled)ner. [3eid^en fc^reiben. | 
 
 Circas'sia, s. 1. Geog:. 3)fc^erf efficn, Gircafficnj 
 
 2. Com. (Sircaffia, gircaffienne. 
 
 CiVcinail, adj. Bot. fd^ncrfenformig aufgeroUt. 
 To Ci'r'cinate, v. I. a. riinbeU) abjirfelnj II. 
 
 n. runb ^erum ge^en. 
 Cir'cle, *. 1. Geom. kfig. ber 3irfel; ^reiSj 
 
 Umfrcis, Umfang 5 2. bie Umfd^reibung 5 3. 
 
 Log. ber 3irfel. 
 To Cir'cle, v. I. a. 1. umfrcifcttj 2. umgebctt} 
 
 II. n. 1. freifen, 2. fig. fid) bewegen (in bcr ^ 
 
 ©orne^mcn SBcIt, :c.). 
 
 Cir'cled, adj. frci§f6rmig. [©tangcnjirfel. j 
 Cir'cling, p. a. jirMformigj -tools, Mech. j 
 Cir'cl^t, s. 1. dim. bcr flcine 3irfel5 2. bcr * 
 
 ©d^luffclringj 3. bad ©tro^tcUcrd^cn. 
 C'ir'cly, adj. frci&formig. 
 CTr'cuit," s. 1. bic ^reidberoegung, bcr ^reid* 
 
 lauf^ 2.bie3irfelfld^cj 3. bcr ming, Sflcif j 
 
 4. bcr UmfrciS, Umfang? 5. Law, a) bcr ®c* 
 
 rid^tsbejirf^ 6) Un Olunbrcife bcr Sflid^tcr, 
 
 6. fig. ber Umfd)meif 5 — courts, SBcjirf^gc* 
 
 ri(|tsl)6fe5 —judges, SSesirBri^tcr. 
 To Cir'cujt, V. I. n. runb ^crum gc^en, fid^ im 
 
 ^reifc bcwcgcnj II. a. um^errcifen in ... > 
 Circujteer', *. 1. ba§, waS M im^rcifc be^ 
 
 racgtj 2. ber im ^rcifc ^erum reifct. 
 Circui'tion, s. Lbcr^rciSlaufj 2. bieOlunbrcifej 
 
 3. Log. ber 3irM5 4. Rhet. ber Umfd^roeif. 
 Circu'jtoas, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. cincn Um» 
 
 »eg, Umfirocif mad(>cnb 5 2. roeitf^jroeifig. 
 
Circ 
 
 171 
 
 Citr 
 
 CircO'jty, 5. 1. bic vKreiSberoegung, Dre^ungj 
 2.^g. berUmfd^raeif. 
 
 Cir'cular, 1. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. frciSf6r= 
 migi 2. umlaufenbj im ^reife njict)crfe^= 
 renD) 3.^g. gemein. III. comp. — blowing- 
 machine, Afec/i.baSSBinirabgcbldfei— letter, 
 baSJtrei§fd^reiben,UmIaufdfc^reiben3 —letter 
 of credit, Com. ber Sircularcrebitbrief , a — 
 gtair-case, eineSBcnbeltreppej —style. Arch. 
 bcr Sflunbbogenflt)l. 
 
 Cir'cular, s. tok Circular-letter. 
 
 CircQlar'jty, s. t)ie 3irfelform. 
 
 Cir'culary, adj. frcisformig. 
 
 To CiWcQlate, v.l.n.l. im Umlauf fein, ciccu= 
 Urcn, 2. bef. Com. courriren, rouliren, II. 
 a. in Umlauf bringen, circuUren laffenj to — 
 bills, Com. aSecbfcl giriren j circulating 
 library, bic 8ei^biMiotf)ef. 
 
 CircQla'tion , s. 1. tie ^reisbewcgung , bcr 
 ^reiSlQuf, Umlttufj Cbm-j. 2. bcr (®elb») 
 Umlauf, bic eirculattonj bank of—, \ik ®i 
 robanf, —of bills, bcr SBed^feloerfc^rj 3 
 C/icm. bie Circulation. 
 
 CiVculatpry, I. s. Chem. bcr SircuUrfoIbcn j 
 II. adj. umlaufenb, circulirenb. 
 
 To CTr'cumcif e, v. a. bcfd^ncibcn. 
 
 Circumci'fion, s. bic SScf^ineibung. 
 
 Circiim'f^rence, s. 1. Math, bcr Umfrcig, W 
 ^cripljericj 2.ber^rcig, freisrunbc^6rper. 
 
 Circumf^ren'tial, adj. ben UmfrciS bctreffcnb. 
 
 Circurafcren'tor, s. Geom. tia^ TTftroIabium. 
 
 To Cir'cvmttect, (To CTr'cumflex), v. a. Gram. 
 
 Cir'cijmflex, s. bcr Gircumflcj. [circumflcctircn. 
 
 Circum'tlu?ncc, s. bQ§ Umfloffenfcin, bie Um= 
 wfiffcrung. 
 
 Circiiin'llQent, Circiim'tluous, adj. umflicfcnb. 
 CircumfQra'nean, — 'neous, adj. ^cnimjiejicnb, 
 
 ^aufirenb. [penj 2.yiy. um^er ocrbrciten. 
 To Circumfu^e', v. a. 1. l)erum gicfcn, umgics 
 Circumfu'sjle, adj. umgicpbar. [SSerbrcitung. 
 Ci'rcumfu'sion, s. 1. bie Umgiepung j 2. fig. bie 
 Circumgyra'tion, *. baSUmbre^cnj ba& 2Bir= 
 Circumi'tion,*. baS^crumgc^en. [beln^rcifen. 
 C'ircumja'c^nt, adj. umlicgcttb. [SSinbc. 
 
 Circumljga'tion, s. 1. ba§ Umbinbenj 2. bie 
 Circumlocii'tion, J. bieUmft^reibungj bcr Urn* 
 Circumloc'utory, adj. umfd^retbcnb. [fd^wcif. 
 Circumraured', adj. ummaucrt. 
 Circumnav'igable, adj. umf(biffbar. 
 To Circumnav'igate, v. a. uTiifdjiffen, umfegcln. 
 Circumnjiviga'tion, s. bic Umf^iffung. 
 Circumnaviga'tor, s. bcr Umi"(i^iffer. 
 Circuiupo'lar, adj. Ast. um ben ^ol befinblid). 
 Circumrota'tion, s. 1. bQ& Umbrd^cnj 2. ber 
 
 Umfd^wung. [roirbelnb. 
 
 Circijmro'tatpry , adj. 1. ^erumbrc^cnb j 2. 
 
 To Circumscribe', v. a. 1. Geom, umf^rciben; 
 
 befd^reibeni 2.^g;.bef(^rdnFenj fc^mdlcrn. 
 Circumscrifp'tion, s. 1. bie Umf(breibung 5 2. 
 
 bie Umgrcnsung 5 3. bie f rei§f6rmige 3nfd)rift. 
 Circumscrip'tjble, adj. begrensbor. 
 Circumscrip'tive, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. um* 
 
 fd^reibenb, umgrenjenb. 
 Cir'cumspect, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. bcljutfam, 
 
 ac^tfom, umflc^tig 5 HI. — ness, Circumspec'- 
 
 tion, s. bie SJorfid^t, SBc^utfamfcit, Umfid^t. 
 Circum8pec'tive,<kc. n>ieCircuuispect,&c., qv. 
 CTr'curastance, s. 1. ber Umftanb, 3uf U, 2. 
 
 c-s, pi. bic SSer^dltniffc, (S5erm6genS0Um= 
 
 fitfinbc, 3.^g.Umf(^»eife5 4.bef. Com.3cit= 
 
 umftdnbe. [fe^en. 
 
 To Ciycumstance, v. a. in bcf. Umfldnbc oer* 
 Circumstan'tial, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.um* 
 
 flanblitbj 2. jufdlligj unroefentUc^^ S.Law, 
 
 ou§ ben Umf^dnben gefdjopft, jc 
 CTrcumstantjal'jty, s, 1. ber burd^ Umftdnbe 
 
 befhmmte 3uftanb ciner ©acbc} 2. bic Um= 
 
 |]tdnblid^feit. 
 Circi;mvalla'tion, s. Fort, bic Umfd^QUJung. 
 To Circumvent', v. a. iiberliflcn, beoortl)eilen. 
 Circumven'tion, *. bcrSctrug, Ik Uberliflung. 
 Circumven'tjve, adj. bctrugerifd^, ^intcrliftig. 
 To Circumvest', v. a. ring§ ^crum bebedfen. 
 Circumvolu'tion, *. 1. bicUmbrc^uugj 2. bcr 
 
 ri(b umwdljenbc ©egcnftanbj 3. Arch, bie 
 
 SBulf^ ber Sd^iKcfe an bcr jonifd^en ©dulc. 
 Cir'cxfs, s. 1. ber Circus, 2. Surg, bie 3irfel» 
 Cjrriferous, adj. Bat. ranfentragenb. [binbe. 
 Cir'rous, adj. Bot. ranfig. 
 Cjsal'pjnc, adj. ciSalplnifd). 
 Cis'^r^, Ciff'^rs, Cis'spr^, vid. Scissors. 
 Cis'soid, s. Geom. bie Ciffoibc. 
 Cist, Cis't?d, &c. vid. Cyst, &e. 
 Cjster'ci^n, s. Ecc. bcr (5i|icrcicnfer(sS[R6n(^) 
 Cis't?rn, s. 1. bic Cifternc^ 2. ber ^ii^Ieimer. 
 Cit, s. cont. bcr ©picpbfirger. 
 Cit'adel, s. Mil. bie CitabcUe. 
 Ci'tal, cita'tion, s. 1. LaitJ, bic Citation j 2. 
 
 bic lnfut)rung (au& ©d^riftfleaern) 5 ba§ Qu 
 
 tati bie Crmd^nung. 
 Ci'tat9ry, adj. J. aw, oorlabcnb. 
 To cite, V. a. 1. citircn, corlabenj 2. auffor* 
 
 bern? 3. anfu^ren (©d^riftpellcn). 
 Ci'ter, s. l.bcrSSorlabcr, Stunciu&j 2. bcr (Si' 
 
 tator (Pon ©d^riftflellen). [ba&35i!irgerred)t. 
 Cift'iz?n, ber asurger, ©inwobnerj —ship, 
 Cit'jzenize, v. a. ba& Surgcrrec^t crt^eilen. 
 Cit'rate, s. Cliem. ba§ citroncnfaure ©alj. 
 Cit'ric, adj. Chem. —acid, bie Citronenfdurc. 
 Citrjna'tion, s. ba§ ©clbwcrbcn. [Citrin. 
 Cit'rine, I. adj. citroncnfarbigj II. .•^. Min. ber 
 Cit'ron, .9. bicCttroncj —water, (S-nbrttnnt»eitt 
 
City 
 
 172 
 
 Clas 
 
 crt'y, A\ bic (grope) BtaU 5 —court, t)as ©tabt* 
 gerid^tj —freedom, Do§ SSurgcrred^t, Stat)t= 
 re^t, -hall, Da§©tal)t^au0. [3ibctfa$e. 
 
 Civ'et, A'. l.Der3ibet5 2. (-cat), Zoof. Me 
 
 Civ'ic, (— cal), adj. biirgcrlid^ 5 SSurger*. 
 
 Civ'jl, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv, 1. biirgerlid^, 
 Siirgcrs, 2. Laio, biirgerlit^, (Sioits) 3. ein= 
 ^eimifd^, innerlid^, 4. cioiliftrt, gefittet, ge= 
 biltjet, ^6fli^, fein? —engineer, t)er (Sioil= 
 ingenieur,* —law. Law, i)a§ burgerlid)e (r6= 
 mifc^c) 9lec^t3 -list, Po/.. J)k eioilliftej 
 year, Ast. ba§ biirgerlid^e Sti^r. 
 
 Civil'isin [cjvil'yan], s. l)er Si\)ilifl, Sfle(^t§ge= 
 icl^rtCj c-SyS. pl.fam. QimU^iixmUU. 
 
 CMvil'ity, *. 1. ber gefxttefe burgerlt(3^e3uftttnD, 
 iie ^ultur, 2. Die ^oflid^feit, Itxti^hit. 
 
 Cifviliza'tion, s. J){e (Sioilifation. 
 
 To Civ'ilize, v. a. gefittet matj^en, oerfeinern. 
 
 Civ'iliz^r, J. ber ©ittenoerfeinerer. 
 
 Civ'jsm, 5. bcr aSurgerfmn. 
 
 Clack, s. 1. ua§ ^lappern, Sfloffelnj 2. bay 
 ^lappernj 3. co^ boS^Iappcrmaul, 4. bic 
 ^fflapper, 5. Mill, ber Olii^rftocf. 
 
 To Clack, V. I. n. l.Happern, rafTeluj 2.plap= 
 pern? II. a. to — wool. Die (Sd;af&marfe au§ 
 DerSBoUc au^fc^neiben. [3. Mill, bcv Sfliil^rftocf . 
 
 ClackV* •?• 1. ber ,Klapperer5 2. bie^KIopper, 
 
 Clad, adj. 1. befleibet, anget^an? 2. ytg-. * 
 (bef. co/np.) bebecft, befrciujt. [bern. 
 
 To Claim, v. a. beanfpruc^en, reclamircn, for= 
 
 Claim, .<?. l.berTCnfprudd, bie^orberung, 2. 
 baS^orberunggrec^tj 3.ber0lucEanfpruc^,0ie= 
 grefj bicSftecIamatioU) 4.ba§S5eanfprud^te. 
 
 Clai'mable, adj. anfpriid^ig. [3urucfforberer 
 
 Cl.ai'mant, Clai'mer, s. ber "JCnfprud^mad^er: 
 
 To Clam, v. I. a. Icimen, auHebenj II. n. nap, 
 
 ToCIiim'ber, V.71. flettern,nimmen. [feuc^tfein 
 
 Glam'raln^ss, s. W ^lebrigfeit, 3a^igfeit. 
 
 OhWjny, adj. jd^e, Hebrig, leimig. [Idrmenb. 
 
 Clam'orous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. fd^reienb, 
 
 Clam'our, Clam'or, s. ba§ ©efdji-ei, ©etofe. 
 
 To Clam'our, v. n. fd(>reien, larmen. 
 
 Clam'our^r, s. ber B^xiiev, 2drmer. 
 
 Clamp, s. I. sing. 1. Carp, ber ©alFen, W 
 aBange,ba&<Sd^alfturf^ 2. 5ncfc-m. ber (Sa§, 
 ^aufen (SSadfftcine sum SSrenncn) 5 —screw, 
 Mec/i. bie ^ref fd^raube j II. c-s, pi. 1 . Ship-b. 
 t)U aSalfwdger^ 2. mrf. Cap-gquares, 1. 
 3. Gun. ba& ^apfenlagerj 4. Conc/i. bie 
 Slicfenmuf(^el. 
 
 To Clamp, v. a. Carp. ocrfc^alen,t>ersapfen, mit 
 Seijlen, :c. einfaffen. [2. cont. bag ®di6)Ux. 
 
 Clan, s. 1. (f(^ott.) ber ©tamm, bag ©efc^Iecbt j 
 
 Clandes'tine, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. ^eimli^, 
 cerftc^lenj -trade, ber (Sc^(ei(i^l)anbelj III 
 — nests, s. bie ^eimlid^feit. 
 
 To Clang, v. I. n. \if)aUtn, geUen, raffcin j IT. 
 a. fd^allen laffen. J 
 
 Clang, s. ber <QM^, geaenbe Son, bag ®et6fe» I 
 
 Clan'gorous, adj. fd^arf ober geUenb toncnb. 
 
 Clan'gour, Clan'gor, s. ber <Bd^att (ber Srom* 
 pete, jc), bag ©ellen. 
 
 Cian'gous, adj. fd^allenb, ertonenb. 
 
 Clank, s. bag ©erajfel, ©eflirr, ^lirren. 
 
 To Clank, v. n. raffcln, flirren. 
 
 To Clap, V. I. a. 1. floppen, natfd^en,f(^lagcn; 
 flopfeui 2. (to— to), gufc^lagen, proerfeni 
 3. (pld^lid)) auflegen, anf^lagen, aufbriucten 5 
 anlegen,anfd)liepen j 4. (mit in, into, op, &c.) 
 flecfen, legen, werfen j 5. beflatfdjen? 6. an= 
 fie(fen (mit oenerift^em ®ifte)} to — on all 
 the sails, alle ©egel beife^en; to — up, in 
 aller ©ile su<Stanbe bringen, ubereilen? II. n. 
 
 1. Happen, flopfen, 2. Hatfd^en. 
 
 Clap, s. 1. ber ^lapp, <Sd()lag5 Jtrad^, ^nalU 
 
 2. bag ^latfd)en5 .3.berf)Io§, W (Silej 4. 
 bie (tenerif^e) "JCnfleciung j —board, 1 (in 
 Am. gen.) bie (gvo^e, lauge) ©ci^inbelj 2. 
 (Bail.y C.) bie gapbaubej —bread, eine Hxt 
 |)aferbrob) —net, Sport, bag 2erd)enne§. 
 
 Clap'per, s. 1. ber(33eifan=)«fflatf^enbe5 2. bit 
 
 ,RIapper5 bervRloppel (ciner^Iocfe), .RIopfer 
 
 (an ber S^ur)^ 3. W pumpenflappcj 4. 
 
 Mill, ber 0lut)rfiodf5 Sport. 5. ber ^anin= 
 
 (^enbaU) 6. ber Jtanin^enberg. 
 Cldre-obscure', s. Paint, bag ^ellbunfel. 
 Clar'et, s. (— wine), ber (Slaret, bIeid^rotI)c 
 
 franj. SBein. [ner ^Wffigfeit). 
 
 Clarifiea'tion,*. bie ^bf Idrung, Sdutcrung (ei= 
 Clar'jfier, s. 1. bag gdutembej 2. Si(g~w. ber 
 
 ^IdrfefTel. [fldren, abfldren. 
 
 To Clar'jfy, v. I. a. abfldren j II. n. \i6) auf* 
 Clar'inet, ClaWjonet, s. Mus. bie (Slarinette. 
 Clar'jQn, s. Mus. bag Slarin. 
 Cli'ry, s. Bat. bag ©djarlad^frautj -water, 
 
 ber ®(i^arleibrannt»ein. 
 To Clash, V. I. n. 1. raffelu, pralfeln? 2. fig. 
 
 im SBiberfpru(^ fte^en, roibcrfireitcn, II. a. 
 
 mit ©erdufcb on einanber flop en ob. f^logen. 
 Clash, ,v. 1. berStop, ©c^mip j 2. bag ® erduf(^, 
 
 ©eraffeli 3.fig. berSBiber{lreit,SBiberfprud>. 
 Clasp, s. 1. ber|)afen, .f)afpen5 bie Slammer j 
 
 ec^nalIc,(Spange j bag (Sd^lop(einega3uc^eg)5 
 
 2.Bot. bie Sflanfe, bag ©dbeld^enj -knife, 
 
 bag (Sinlegemefferj —(headed) nail, ber^a* 
 
 Fennagelj @d)inbelnagel. 
 To Clasp, V. a. 1. an^afen, ju^dfeln, sufd^naU 
 
 len 5 2. fxA) anflammern an . . ., ergrcifenj 3. 
 
 Bof .ranfen j 4.umfangen,anbru(f en,umarmen. 
 Clas'p§r,j. 1. berrt(^:}rnr)afenbe,2C.5 2. bef. 
 
 Boi.bag|)df(i^en, bieStanfei 3. bie .stammer. 
 Cl.iss, s. \>ii (Slaffe (ij.^erfonen u.®a(^en). 
 
Clas 
 
 173 
 
 Clea 
 
 To Class, L\ a. claffijtciren. 
 
 Olas'sjc, — cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. Claffifc^ 
 
 Clas's'ics, ,v. pi. L>t. Die glaffifcr. 
 
 Classi'f jc, tidj. (§[ajfen bilbeub. 
 
 Classjfica'tion, s. t)ie glaffification. 
 
 To CJas'sjfy, v. a. clafftficireii. 
 
 To Clat'ter, v.l.n.l. va\idn, flappemi 2.fiy; 
 
 flatf(^en,fcl)»a]gen5 3. u»ig. fi^sanfenj ll 
 
 a. Happern, fUrrcn laijen. 
 €lat't?r, s. t>o^ ©erajfcl, ocrnjorrene ©erdufd^. 
 €Iat't$r?r, *. Ucr Sidrmer5 ^lapperer. 
 Clause, s. 1. Die (Slaufelj 2. Gram. t>tt$ @Q§= 
 Claus'tr?!, adj. floflerlic^. [glict). 
 
 Ciau'sular, adj. uerclQufulirt, I)uvil? Slaufclu 
 
 beDiugt. [Icnformig. 
 
 €lav'ated, adj. 1 . fnorrig, tnotig j 2. ^of . f eu= 
 Clave, s. Mar. Uv Soljrblocf. 
 Clav'^llat^d, adj. oon gcbranntcm aBeinftein , 
 
 — ashes, bie *pottaf(be. 
 Clav'j^ry, s. Mas. bad 2inicnfi)fteni. 
 Clav^jcle, .v. Anat. bag @d)luJTclbcm. 
 
 Claw, .9. 1. bic ^laue, ^raUe 5 *pfotc j (Jtrebd=) 
 ®(berc5 2. cortt. bic 4>anb j 3. Meek, a) bie 
 3ange (am jammer, ic) j 6) bie Stlaiic obcr 
 ®abel, roorin bie StoUe (caster, qv.) fpieltj 
 
 — back, ber^udjSff^rodnjecj —hammer, bcr 
 ©plit^ammer. 
 
 To Claw, 0. a. 3 . fragen, jcrtra^cu, jerrcif en 5 
 (QufOri^en, fcbrammenj 2. haum, H^cln^ 
 to — off. Mar. f\d) roinbiDcirtfi oon ber M^c 
 
 Clawed, p. a. ^iQuen babcnb. [I^alten. 
 
 Clay, s. 1. ber Sljon, Setten, iicbm, ^Icii 2.* 
 ©rbc, ©taub u. TCf^ej —marl, ber SI?on= 
 mergel, roeife Sbonj —mill. Brick- m. bie 
 £W6rtclmul)lei M/m-a. -slate, ber 3:()onf(bic= 
 ffcrj —stone, ber S^bonflein. 
 
 To Clay, v. a. I. mit 3;i)on bcberfen ob. bungen j 
 2. (bcn^uctcr) »ei^cn5 Com-^-. c-ed sugar, 
 bcr ipubcrjucter j jd.fam. *pubern. 
 
 Clayey, s. pi. bef. Fort, bic ^iirbc. 
 
 Clay'ey, adj. t^onig, lcl)mig, flciig. 
 
 Clay'jsb, adj. ti)oni6)t, le()mi(bt. 
 
 Clean, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. rein, reinlifb, 
 fauber (audi) Jig. k iron.); 2. glatt, blanf, 
 beUc j 3. fnotenfrci, ni(bt fnorrig (com a3au= 
 bol5)5 4. reinf(bmectenb (won Coffee, 2c.) 3 
 5. gcfi^icft5 a — proof, 2yp. dn frif(ber 2Cbs 
 jugi —hemp, bcr Sflein^anfj Wl- adv. gdns= 
 U(b,v>6llig5 to kill—, Hunt.tdn tobtfi^ie^en. 
 
 To Clean, v. a. 1. reinigcn, fdubcrn, pu^enj 
 (®o(b)n)af(bem polircn^ 2, Mar. au&baggcrn. 
 
 Clean'lin^ss, s. bic 9leinli(!bfcit, ©auberfeit. 
 
 Clean'ly, I. adj.; II. clean'lily, adc. l.reinlicb, 
 fauber^ 2. fd)ulbloS, rein, unbeflecft, 3. jier= 
 li(^3 gefcbictt. [fcit, ©auberfeit. 
 
 Clean'iiess, s. lit. kfi^. ^k {ftcin^cit, Sflauia= 
 
 Clean'^able, adj. roQg gereinigt roerben fonu. 
 
 To Cleanse, v. a. l.rcinigen, fduberni fe^ren, 
 Qugfegen, fdjeuern, pu^cn? '2. fig. reinigcn 
 (©on einem SScrbatbtc, k.). 
 
 Clean'ser, s. 1. bcr Oteiniger, :c.j 2. Med» bo» 
 Qbfii^renbe ^ittd, 
 
 Clean'sjngs, s. pi. baS 7fu$fcgfel. 
 
 Clear, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. l^cU, tlar, l)eu 
 ter, rein, 2. flar, burd)fi(btig , 3. beullid), 
 fig. 5roeifcllo$5 unbeftrcitbor, 4. f(barffl(b= 
 tig, aufgcfldrt, 5. frci, unbefangen, unpar» 
 tciiffb) 6. leer 5 T. fi^ulbloS, unbeflecft, 8. 
 [(j^ulbenfreii 9. o^ne^bjug,rcin, Com.ncttoj 
 10. gdnjlid), woUigj 11. Mar. a) flar, lo&j 
 h) fa^rbar, gcfa^rloSj to get—, I06 n>erben> 
 to keep — of, from, unterlttfTcn, meibcn, ba= 
 oon bleibenj Corns, —after debts paid, nad) 
 Ibjug berScbulben, —amount, ber ^Jlitto^ 
 betrag, Gaffabeflanbi To — starch, v. a. 
 (aSdfcbc) ftdrten, fleif madjen} — starcher, 
 ber (bic) etwaS fldrft j Mars, —water, baS 
 ei^freic, offene aBajfer; —weather, ftgtig 
 (^elleS) SBetter 5 —story, see Clerestory. 
 
 Clear, s. 1 . bie 4>eIIe 5 2. Mech. ber inncre 3laum 
 cineSCScbdubcSi in the— , imfiicbtcn. 
 
 To Clear, v. I. a. 1. bcU madjen, er^eUenj fids 
 rcn, 2. (—up) auffldrcn, aufljeUcn, ouf^ci» 
 tern 5 3. reinigcn, abraafcben j 4. lid^ten, aU 
 Ijoljcn, au6l)olacnj urbar madjcuj o.bcfrcicn, 
 I5fettj 6. Qufrdumen, abrdumcnj au^laben^ 
 7. rcd)tfcrtigcn5 geltenb matben j Law, los* 
 fprcdjcnj 8. ocrlajTen, 9- Com-*, a) (9ted)= 
 nungen, :c.) in'S Sieinc bringcn, ausgleiit)cu, 
 bericbtigen, falbiren, b) (36llc, 2c.) cutrid?= 
 ten } c) (ein ©cbitT burcb Sntricbtung bcS 3ol= 
 leS) frei macben, d) quittircn? e) rein gc* 
 roinnen, rein^aben j /) (—out) auSocrfaufcn ; 
 10. iibcr (einen ®raben, :c.) fe^en; to — a 
 shop, bQg 2ager rdumen ; Mars, to — a port, 
 auSlaufen, aiiS eincm ^afen abfegelni to - 
 of the ice, (ein ©(biff, :c ) auSeifen, to — the 
 land, bie offene ©ee geminnenj —yourself, 
 pacf' 25i(b5 to — a ditch &c., iiber... fe|en. 
 
 Clea'rance, s. Cust. 1. bic SScrjoUung, ^oUgc= 
 biib^^ i'o. ©d)iffen,K.)5 2. bcr Slarirung^bricf, 
 3oUf(bcin5 —charges, bic dlarirungsfpcfen. 
 
 Cleared, p.p. COn To Clear; Corns, —out 
 (outwards) at the custom-house, am 3oU* 
 baufe clarirt (frei gcma(bt)j to be—, eincs 
 ^QUimentS cntfcbtagen fcin. [Clear. 
 
 Clea'rer, s. bcr (baS) ^rbcUcnbc, 2C. (•/. To 
 
 Clea'rjng, s, 1. ba& (Srt)cUcn,:C. (vid. To Clear); 
 2. Am. cin urbar gcmad)tc» ©turf 2anb j — 
 hoop (rod), /'7.v/i. bie (3Tacbt=)lngclrutbei 
 — house, boS gemcinfame ®cf(bdft5locQl ber 
 lonbonerfflonfier^, roo fiei^rc laufenben tdgli* 
 
Clea 
 
 174 
 
 Cloa 
 
 (^en(gegcnfcitigen)^orterun9en t)ur^ ®cgen= 
 re(!)nungen falMren unb (per iSalbo) quttttren. 
 
 Clear'ly, adv. vid. Clear. 
 
 Clear'ness, .v. 1. bie ^cllc, Max^tlt^ 2. bie 
 ©cutlitWt, 3.bic^eitcr!ett5 4. bicSftein^ 
 ^citj 5.Xi,''-bieUnbef(l^oIten^eit. 
 
 Cleats, s. pi. Mar. ^lampcn jum Selcgen bcs 
 laufenben Sau»crFc§. [fonberung 
 
 Clea'vage, .v. 1. bas 3erfpalten 5 2. Af»?. btc7fi)= 
 
 To Cleave, v. I. n. 1. regr. Hcbcn, anHebcn, 
 ri(^ Qn|5ngcn 5 2. ir. fid) fpaltcn, berftcn, Quf= 
 fpringen? Tt^ fpalten laffen ? n. ir. a. fpaU 
 tenJpcUen? serfpolten (I. 1. and) ir.). 
 
 Clea'ver, .v. 1. bet^palter, wood—, bcr^olj* 
 ^acferj 2. ba§ 5)atfme|Tcr; 3. bie |)oIsQj:t. 
 
 Clgd^e, s. Miri. bte obcrfle @(^td^t ber SBQl!er= 
 
 Clgf, ^. Ml/*, ber @(^lufet. [erbc 
 
 Cleft, I. pret. & p, p. D. To Cleave; 11. s. bie 
 ©palte, ^luft, Sti^e, berSflif^ To -'graft, 
 Hort. in ben ©palt pfropfen. [^fcrbe^ufe. 
 
 Clefts, s. pi. Fur. ©palteu im aSug 5berbem 
 
 Cleg, s. (—fly), Ent. bie 33rcmfe, ^ferbefliege. 
 
 Clem'?ncy, s. 1. bie |)ulb, 50?ilbe, 5)ten[d^li(^s 
 fcitj 2. bie 5Jtirbc (ber Suft). 
 
 Clem'ent, I. s. Slcmen§ (5K-n.) 5 II. ac/j.; HI. 
 — ly, adv. ^ulbreici^, milbe, barmf>erjig. 
 
 To Clench, Clen'cher, vid. b. r. Clinch, &c. 
 
 Clere'story. s.ArchitMv 2i(i^tQaben(e.^ir(3^e'>. 
 
 Cler'gy, ,?. bie Jtlcrifci, ®eifHi(ifett. 
 
 Cler'gyable, a(/i. Lair, bieOle(l^t5mot)ft^at ber 
 ®eifHi(^!eit gcniefenb. 
 
 Cler'gyraan, Cler'ic, s. bet ®eif^Ii(^e. 
 
 Cler'jc, — cal, adj. l.geifiUd^; 2. mod. einen 
 @d)retberktr; — cal error, b. (Sd)reibfebler. 
 
 Clerk [vulg. dark], s. 1. ber®eiflli(i^e5 2. ber 
 ®clct>rte 5 3. ber 0ecretdr, (Sclirciber, (5j:pe= 
 bieiit 5 4. Ecc. ber 2aie, ber bie Olefponfen in 
 ber Mx6)i Ucfl, ^uficrj 5. Com. ber (§omp? 
 toirifi, |)anblung8biener5 —of the market, 
 ber 5JfQrftt)ogt. [gcroanbt. 
 
 Clerk'ly, adj. &. adv. 1. gelebrt? 2. gcf(i^icft, 
 
 Clerk'ship, .9. 1. bcr geifHi(^c ©tanb^ 2. ber 
 gele^rte Stonb 5 3. bie <Secret5rfteUe. 
 
 Cletcbe, s. vid. Cleche. 
 
 Clev'er, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. gcwonbt, ge= 
 fc^icft, 2. tu(!^t{g, tauglirf> 5 3. ortig, wo^lges 
 bilbct; ni. — ness, *. 1. \iit ®eraonbt^cit, 
 ®ef(^i(fU*!eit5 2. bie TCrtigFeit. 
 
 Cleves, A\ Geog. (^erjogt^um u. ©tQbt) SIe»e. 
 
 CleSv, *. 1. ber ^naul, itn5uel5 2. fig. ber 
 ScitfQben? Mars. 3. bag @(l^oott)orni — 
 garnets, bie ©eitaue ber untern <Segel5 — 
 lines, bie ©eitQue ber Wax^= n. SSramfegel. 
 
 To Clew', V. a. 1. Mar. (bie<SegeI) embinben, 
 einreffcn, bcfc^Iagen, f(^urjen, fefibalten 5 2. 
 fig, fu^ren, Iciten. 
 
 Click, s. 1 . ber @(3^Iag (eines ^crpcnbi!el>3)5 2. 
 
 Afpc/j. ber ©perr^afcn? —wire, /for. (Spcrr> 
 To Click, v.n. f(^logen, tidPtotfett. flegelbra^t.. 
 Click'et, J. bie flapper} ber (3:^iir=)Jtlopfer. 
 To Click'? t, V. n. Sport, flreid^en. 
 Cli'ent, s. ber Slient, ©d^ii^ling. 
 ClT'ented, p. a. (SUenten ^abenb. 
 CIT'entship, s. bie (§licntf(^aft. 
 CiifT, (CliO, s. 1. ber ia^eTfb^ang? 2. bit 
 
 ^lippcj 3. vid. Clef. [2. jerfluftet. 
 
 Cliffy, Cirrted, Clifty, adj. I. felftg, f^rofff 
 ClTmac'ter, Climacter'ic, s. bQ§ ©tufenja^r. 
 Cliraacter'jc, — cal, ].adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 Cli'mate, s. ba§ Jtlima. [HimaJtertfd^. 
 
 Climat'jc, Climat'ical, adj. tlimati\d). 
 To Climb [clTm], v. reg. & fr. I. n. flimmen^ 
 
 flettern? II. a. erfleigen? climbing plant, vid. 
 Climb'able, adj. crfieigbor. [Climber, 2. 
 
 Clirab'er, .?. 1. ber Jttetterer, Bot-s. 2. bie 
 
 !Ietternbe^fIan5e,®(^IingpfIan5e5 3,bie55$olbs 
 ClTme, s. * ba§Mma, ber^immelSftrid^. [rcbe. 
 To Clincb, V. a. 1. (bie ^aufi) ballcn? 2. po?» 
 
 !en, umfaffen 5 3. nieten, oernieten, befefiigen f 
 
 ^.fig. (einen S5eroei§, k.) perfl5r!Pen5 to - a 
 
 cable, Mar. ein ISau an ben 7f nferring fiet^en. 
 Clincb, s. 1. Ent. bie Slammer 5 2. bie 3n)ci» 
 
 beutig?eit, bo§ SBortfpielj Mars, —of a 
 
 cable, bcr XnferfHc^ 5 — bolt, ein,fftin!boIsen> 
 
 —built, — work, ujc/. Clincher-built, &c. 
 Clin'cher, .v. 1. bie ^rampe? ber ^oFen? 2. 
 
 %. berSSiMcr? Ship-h. -built, HinFerrocifc 
 
 gebttutj — work, bttS ^linferroer!. 
 To Cling, V. ir. I. n. 1. flebcn, anfleben? fi(i^ 
 
 anflammern, feft^altenj 2. ^g. ^angcn (on 
 
 Sinem)) II. a. auSborren, tjerjel^ren. 
 Cling'y, adj. (an)flebenb, flebrig. 
 Clin'jcal, — ic, I. arfj., II. — ly, adv. 1. httU 
 
 Idgerigj 2.mnif(b5 m. ,?. ber SettlSgerigc. 
 To Clink, V. I. n. Hirren, roffelnj II a. flin» 
 
 gen laffen. [ber Jtlingftein. 
 
 Clink, s. ba&®eninge, ©eHirr^ — stone, Mir>, 
 Clm'kers, ,9. pi. Mas. eine "Kvt ^oHdnb. (^art 
 
 gebrannter, glaflrter) 5i)?ouerfieine. 
 ClTnom'gter, s. Min. bcr Clinometer. 
 To Clip, u. a. 1. bef^neiben^Fippen, 2.(©(^ttfe) 
 
 fd^eren, 3. (bie SKorte) jjerffblucfen? ^.fig. 
 
 ftu|en, befd^neibcn. 
 
 Clip, s. ] . i>it ©c^affd^ur 5 2. bie Umarmung. 
 Clip'per, .V. 1. ber (©elbOSSefd^neiber^ 2. joe. 
 
 ber Sarbierj —built. Mar. fd^arfgebout. 
 Clip'pjng?, s. pi. (7CbO©*ni$eI, :jfbffiire. 
 Clips, s. pi. aScftbldge. 
 Cloak, s. 1. ber 5Dfantel i 2. fig. ber ®ecfman» j 
 
 tcl5 —bag, ber ?STanteIfarf5 ba§^eneifenv I 
 
 — pin, bie 2Banb[(^roube, bcr ,KIcibcr^of en. 
 To Cloak, V. a. 1. (einen ?OJantel) umbfin* 
 
Cloc 
 
 175 
 
 Clot 
 
 gen, betccfcnj 2. fig. ocrbcrgcn, bcmantcin, 
 cloaking-stuffs, 9}lonteIscuge. 
 Clock,.?. 1. bic(S8ant)=)U^r,<S(i^tQgu^r,3:i)urm 
 u^r? 2. Ent. bicSobtenul)r, ter^olsfdfcr, 
 3.bcr3n>icfcl (im (Strumpfc), what is it o— ? 
 nit t>iel U^r iji CS? comp. //or-*, —casting, 
 
 1. btt§ SBcrF eincr (gropcn) U^rj 2. U^rfur* 
 niturcn) —dial, (—face), baS Biffcrblott? 
 
 — frame gage, t)cr S^anjmciflcr, (tin 3ir?e05 
 
 — hand, t>cr ©tunbenjcigcr 5 —maker, ber 
 U^rmQtierj —making, Mc U^rmaci^erfunflj 
 
 — pally, bcr^toben) —puzzle, bicSScrfru^r, 
 
 — work, t)a§ U^rwcrf, Sldbernjerf. 
 To Clock, vid. To Cluck. 
 
 Clod, .9. 1. bcr((5rt)O^JtIop^ 2. ber 3:orn 3. 
 bQ& (a3Iut=)^Iiimp(^en5 j^g-*. 4. ber Sobcn, 
 ®runb 5 5. bcr menfd^Itdjc (t>ergdnc|U(^e) ^6r= 
 pcr^ — head, —pate, —poll, bcr ©ummfopf, 
 S6Ipcl5 —pated,bumm, plump. 
 
 To Clfld, V. I. r?. fid^ ftumpcm, gcrinncn j ll. 
 a. 1. mit (SrbFIfif en merfen, 2. ^gr. cggen. 
 
 ClOd'dy, «di. l.erbig,' flumpigj 2.fig.ixU\6). 
 
 C15IT, .«. 1. vid. Cleft; 2. Com. boS ®utgcn)i(3^t. 
 
 To C16g, V. I. ff. lit &fig. 1. flocfcn ma(^cn, 
 ben 2auf Vmmcn) 2. befd;n)cren, bclaftcnj 
 II. -i. 1. flumpig fcin, fid) on^dngcn^ 2. gc* 
 rinnen, ftocfcn. 
 
 Clog, *. 1 . bic Saft, 95urbc j 2. bic Scfc^rocrbc, 
 bQ8 ^inbcrnip^ 3. bcr Jtlo^j SBcngcI, :^unbc= 
 f tapper j 4. ber|)ofjf(bu^5 Ubcrf^u^. 
 
 ClCg'giness, *. 1. bie 93cf(f)n)crnip j 2. bie 
 ^cmmung. [berli(^. 
 
 ClSg'gy, adj. 1. flumpig } 2. bcfd)n)erenb, ^in= 
 
 Clois'ter, .V. l.bQS^lofter, 2. ^rc/j.bcr^CUJs 
 gang barin? berSdulcngongj bieUmfouIung. 
 
 To Clois'ter, v. a. (-up), 1. (in tin ^loflcr) 
 cinfpcrren? 2. Arch, mit ©dulen umgcbcn. 
 
 Clois't^ral, adj. 1. Flfiflerlic^ j 2. fig. Qbgcf(^ic= 
 
 Cloke, ,v. & V. vid. Cloak, [bcn (lOOn bcr SBcIt). 
 
 Clomb [clSm], pre^ ton To Climb. 
 
 To Close, V. I. a. 1. fc^licfcn, jufd^Iiepen, p= 
 maibcnj 2. (—up), terfd^Iiefen^ ju^cilcn 
 (J*9unbcn)5 3. bef^Iicfen, abfcblicpcn, enb{= 
 gen? 4. Mar. (cin Zan) jufammenbrel)en 5 
 to — an account, Com. tine 9lc(bnung (ttb*) 
 f(^Uef cn,fQlbircn j II. n. 1. fit^ fd^Ucpen, f[(b su= 
 f^un5 2. fi(b cnbigcn? 3. ubcreinfommcn 5 
 f— with), onnc^mcn (c. S!5orf(bIag, jc), 4. 
 ([in] with), jufammcngcrat^cn. 
 
 Close, ,v. 1. bet's (^lup 5 a5cf(blup, bQ§ Gnbc, 
 
 2. bie^aufe? ./tg-«?. 3- baS^anbgcmenge? 4. 
 ber (Stnbru(b (ber f^ad^t). 
 
 Close, I.*, l.ber cingcf^IofTeneOtQum, 2. bo§ 
 ©c^Qge, bie Ginfriebigung 5 3. ba& ©acfgdps 
 (ben? n. adj. &. adv. ; III. — ly, adv. 1. ocr* 
 f&Ipffen cinQef(bIoffcn jiu9emQitj2 bidfCoon 
 
 berSuft), fc^rautj 3. bi^t, feft, maffioi 4. 
 flrajf, fnopp, cngcj 5. bart, na^c an, obcr an 
 cinanbcr, engcj 6. ^art, bcip (oom ©cfecbtj 
 fig. beftig? bctpenb, torn SBi^, ic), T. enge 
 berwa^rt (bon ©efangcncn) , figs. 8. \)cr* 
 borgcn, ge^cini) 9. jurucf^altenb, i>crf(bmic= 
 gciti 10. trcu, innig, Dcrtrautj 11. genau, 
 forgfditigj 12. ficipig? 13. gebrdngt, bun= 
 big, furs 3 14. T)jp. cngge^altcn, ccmprep? 
 15. fparfam, farg, s^^cj 16. Her. fi^enb unb 
 mit angcfd^loffcnen ^lugeln? III. comp. — 
 ball. Gam. bcr coUirtc SSall (im ©iUarb) 5 
 —election, cine SBoljI, hd bcr bic ®timmcn= 
 ja^lbcrSBo^lcanbibatcn faftglcitb ift? Mars. 
 —hauled, bitbt bcimSBinbC gcbrapt, —quar- 
 ters, flarh ©(bottcn (im §oa bc§ (5ntcm§ 
 bcn 5)?atrofcn jur SSertljcibigung biencnb), 
 
 — stool, berS^odtltfiul)!) —vote, vid. election. 
 Close'n^ss, .v. 1. bie eingcf(btoJTcnl)eit5 2. fig. 
 
 bic ^cimlicbfcit, 3urucf{)aUung 5 3. biclbgc* 
 f(bicbcn()eit, Ginfamfcif, 4. bic Gngc (cine^ 
 ^Icibc§, ic), 5. bic ^eftigfeit, ®i(bt^cit (ci^ 
 nc§ @toffc§)5 6. bie 9^d()C5 r. bic SSer* 
 fnupfung, ber 3ufamment)ang ? 8. bic (Sc* 
 nauigfeit (einer flbcrfe§ung)j 9. bic iSpar= 
 famfcit, Jtarg^cit. [Arch, bcr <S(bIupficia 
 
 Clo'ser, s. 1. bcr ^cf^Iicpcr, SBecnbigcr, 2. 
 
 Clos'et, s. 1. ba& ®c^cimsimmer, (^aUntty 2. 
 bcrTCtfotcn? 3. ber guriofitdtcnfcbranf, 4>. 
 Her. bcr ^albc ©parren im SSapcnfcbilbc. 
 
 To Clos'et, v.a. 1. (in tin (^ahintt) cinfdjlic- 
 Pen, t?crnja^rcn 5 2. in'S ®el)cim Pcr^anbcln. 
 
 Closh, s. Vf-t. bic Sflcbc, (Steif^cit. 
 
 Clo>ure[zh'ur], s.l.bevSScrfd^lup; 2.b.(S(bfuP 
 {Pari, ber ©ebatte na(b 9}Jef)ri)eit§befibIup). 
 
 Clot, s. ber Jtlump, bas ilumpcbcn (SIut,K.)i 
 —bur, Bot. bic grope Alette. 
 
 To Clot, V. V. 1. flumpig fcin ob. rocrbcn^ 2. 
 gcrinncn? clotted wool, vid. Clottings. 
 
 C16t/j, s. l.bcr^cug, baSSucb? 2. bie8cin» 
 roanb? 3. ba§ Xifibtucbi bic ©crfcj 4. bie 
 ^leibungi ^Jlontur, gciftli(bc 3:r a djt 5 romp. 
 —bag, bcr Slcifcfarf 3 —beam, Wcav. bcrSBc* 
 berbaum? —hat, bcr rot)c ^ut (o^ne iStcife)f 
 
 — merchant, bcr 3:u(^()dnblcr 3 —rash, bcr 
 Xu(braf(ib3 —weaver, bcr 3:u(bma(bcr5 £cin« 
 rocberj —worker, bcr 3;ud)arbeiter. 
 
 To Clothe, V. reg. k ir. I. a. 1. fleibcn, (au(b) 
 
 bcflcibcnj 2.uniformircn5 3.yt8-. einfleibeni 
 
 II. 7?. fi(b fleibcn. 
 Clothes [cloz], s. yl. bic Jllcibcr, Jtlcibung, 
 
 SBdfdjCi — pegs, p/. SBdfd)f(Qmmcrn. 
 Clo'thier, s. 1. bcr Sucbmacbcr? 2. bcr SuA* 
 
 ^dnbicr, 3. ^m.bcr3;ud)n)Qlfer,3:ud)bcrcitcr 
 Clo^As, pi. D. Cloth, 3cugs ob. 3:u(bartcn. 
 To ciSt't^r, V. n. fld^ fliLtmpcrn,gcrinnen. 
 
Clot 
 
 176 
 
 Coac 
 
 ClCt'tjngs, s, pi. (— of wool), JtluttfermoUe. 
 Clot'ty, adj. 1. flum»crig, gcronncuj 2. flo^ig. 
 Cloture, s. (frj.) [. Closure, 2. 
 Cloud, s. 1. bie aSolfej 2. Cowj. ber SDJo^r 
 (gerodfferte etoff); 3. .^5'. bie JDunM()ett; 
 
 4. bag ©ebrdnge, bie (5i}?cnf(l^en)s9J;aJTe; 5. 
 /ig. bic ^ctt)/ber Unftern; 6. c-s, pi. bunfle 
 glccfen ob. "JCbern (in ©teinen, 2c.;. 
 
 To Cloud, V. I. a. 1- lit&fig. hmolhn, um^ 
 roolfen; 2. dbern, fiecfen, flammcn (|)or5/Pa= 
 pier, 2C.); wdffcrn, moirircn (3euge)5 II. w. 
 /lY. (fe/j^r. jTooIfig, triibe rwerben, fid^ umjiei)en. 
 
 Clou'd.iness, s. ba§ SSolHge, Sriibe, :c. 
 
 Cioud'lesp, adj. unhcmiH, voolUxiloi. 
 
 Clou'dy, adj. 1. TOolfig, triibe, bunf el, biifler 5 
 
 2. fig. traurigj 3. unoerftanblic^i 4. njolfig, 
 feucrlo6 (oon ©iamauten, :c.). 
 
 Clough, ,v. 1. [cliif] Com. vid.CloffXi 2.[cI6u], 
 W a3ergfd)lud?t, Zi}a^6)lu(i)t. 
 Clout, s. 1. ber^Qber, happen 5 2. bieSBinbcl, 
 
 3. bcr ^lecf, ^lictenj 4. mdg. ber Sc^lagj 
 
 5. c-s, pt. tiic Id^^fc^ciben (an bcr SBagen* 
 at^fO) —leather, auggef(j^nittenes 0ol)len= 
 leberj — oails, ©d^uljndgcl. 
 
 To Clout, 0. a. 1. lit. ikfig. fiirfenj 2. (mit ei= 
 fcmcn ©djeibcn [wie bie SBagenac^fen]) be= 
 [(^lagenj 3. (®4)ul)c) nut3^dgeln cerfe^cn, 
 
 4. vuLg. f(i)lageu. 
 
 C16!i'ting,.v. Go/d ,jy/i.ba»^ciltU(^,®(^o^leber. 
 Clove, *. 1. ber Jtlobcn, bic ^c^e (^nobIaud^)5 
 
 2. bic ©erourxnelf e 5 comp. Corns, a — of 
 cheese, baS ^^icrtcl eincS M^^ (8 ^funb) 5 
 a — of wool, 7 »pfo. SBoUe, —bark, (—cin- 
 namon), ber S^dgelcinsimmet, — gilly-tlower 
 (—pink), Bot. t>k ©artennelfe. 
 
 Clo'v^n, p. p. con To Cleave ; — footed, (— 
 
 foot, — hoofed), mit gcfpaltencn ^lauen. 
 Clo'ver, s. (—grass;, Bot. bcr Mu. 
 Clo'vered, adj. mit Alee bcmac^fcn. 
 eloign, s. 1. ber Sauerj Siolpelj 2. :|: ber 
 
 |)anSn)urfl. [fectiren. 
 
 To Cloan, y. n. m bduerifc^e^ SScne^men of* 
 Clow'nish, I. adj.; II. — iy, ado. LaugSSaucm 
 
 bcflc^enb, 2. bduerifcb, plump, ungefittetj 
 
 III. — ness,*, ba§ bduerifd^eSBefcn, bic®rob= 
 
 f^iit, ^lump^eit. 
 ToCloy, o.a. I. lit. iijig. iiberfattigenj iiber* 
 
 labcni 2. Far. & Gun. oernagcln. 
 Cloy'less, adj. nic^t fdttigcnb, mager. 
 Club, s. l.bie^eule, ber Aniittcl,- 2. Gam. 
 
 Sreffle, (lic^eln ober Jlreuj (in ber Jtarte), 
 
 3. bie(gef(^loffcne)®efeUf(^afti 4. beraJeitrag 
 jur^edjcj comp. — foot, ber ^Klumpfu§5 — 
 footed, eiumpfupigj — hand,bieJllumpf?anbj 
 -headed, birffopfig 5 —law, bag gauflrctbt j 
 Slubgefet}? —moss, J5o^ ber ®drlapp. 
 
 To Club, 0. I. n. 1. (ju cincr gemeinfi^aftl. 
 :M:u§gabe) beitragcn, 2. (ju c. 3n)ccfe) mit^ 
 roirfen, ji4) percinigenj II. a. jufammenf d)ie» 
 fien, beitrogen) -your firelock! M?7. per* 
 fc^rt fd)ultert'g ©croc^r ! [formig. 
 
 cmbbed, p. a. 1. f(bn)cr, plump j 2. feulcn* 
 
 Club'bist, s. bcr (Slubifl. 
 
 To Cliick, V. I. n. Otto, glurfen (ipic cine 4)en» 
 ne)3 II. «• locfctt (n>ie cinc^^cnnc, auc^^g'.)- 
 
 Clue, s. & V. vid. Clew. 
 
 Cliimp, *. l.bcr^lump, Jtlof, Mo^i 2. ber 
 bidc^aufenj a— of trees, cincSBaumgruppc. 
 
 Cliim'p^red, adj. flcf ig, Mmperig. 
 
 Clura'sjly, adv. Pon Clumsy, qv. 
 
 Clum'sjness, s. 1. bic ^lump^ciij 2.bicUngc= 
 )(i)i^ti)dt, ©umm^cit. [be^ulflid), ungef(^irf t. 
 
 Cliim'sy, adj. 1. furj u. bicf, plump i 2.Jig. un» 
 
 Clung, pret. & p. p. oon To Cling. 
 
 Clus'ter, 6-. 1. bic Sraubc, ber iSufc^cli 2. 
 ber ^oufen, bic QKenge, black — , or — 
 grape, bic burgunbif4)e Sroubc. 
 
 To Clus'ter, 0. 1, n. 1. traubenweife wod^fcnj 
 2. fidj ballen (roic ©(^nec), 3. ftc!^ perfam» 
 mcln j II. a. oerfammcln, sufammen^dufen. 
 
 Cliis'terly, I. adj. 1. poUcr 3:rauben) 2. in 
 4)aufen) II. adv. traubenartig. 
 
 Clus't^ry, adj. in S^raubcn, ffiuf(beln roaij^fenb. 
 
 ToCmtch, V. a. 1. jufd^liepen (bic 4>ttitb)) 
 2. pocfen, crgrcifen} 3. umfaffen (mit bcr 
 ^aub), umfpanncn. [,fi"laucn, ,ffraUcn. 
 
 Clutch, s. 1. sing, ber ©riff; II. c-es,p/. bic 
 
 Cliit'ter, s. vid. Clatter. 
 
 To Cliit'ter, v. I. n. mdg. toben, Idrmen 5 li. 
 a. unorbcntlid) anfiillen. [[pri^c. 
 
 Clys'ter, .v. \i(xh Jlll)|tier; —pipe, bic A-* 
 
 To Clys'ter ize, v. a. cin AIi)i"tier gcbcn. 
 
 Coach, s. 1. bic Autfc^e, ber ©taatsipogen. 
 Mars. 2. bic .puttc (im .pinterfd)iffe)5 3. 
 cine ©tube im ©tern groper (^riegg=)®(^iff*J J 
 cnmp. —bit, bic ^o^rfiangcj —boat, 'ii(xi> 
 OJiarftfc^iffi -boot, ber SSocffaftenj —box, 
 ber Kutffberfi^, (Autft^O^ocf, —braces, 
 pl. bie ^dngeriemen (einer,^.), —fellow, 
 cincS pon einem ©efpann Aut[(bpferbe 3 — 
 hire, —fare, bic9)?ict^c, ba§ ®elb fur eme 
 So^nfutfi^t;, —house, ber (SBagen=)@(^op= 
 pen? —joints, pl. bic ©turmflangen 5 - 
 uiaker,berSBagenma(^er,aB-bauer)— maii,ber 
 ,Kutfc&er5 — manship, bic Jlunfi: beS SBagen* 
 lenfcngj —master, — owner,ber^u^r()err/pers 
 fonenful)rmann) —stand, berSrt, roo^JZietp* 
 futf(ben ^Itenj —top, ber,Kutf(^enl)immet. 
 
 To Coach, u. a.kn. fut[(^en j jam. futf4>iren. 
 
 Coac'ted, p. a. gejroungcn. 
 
 Coac'tion, s. bcr 3n)ang. 
 
 Coac'tive, I. adi. • II —Iy, ado. jipingenb. 
 
Coad 
 
 177 
 
 Cocli 
 
 C«?idju'inent, s. bie 5J?it^uIfe, bcr aSeiflanD. 
 
 Coadjfi'tant, adj. mit^elfent), mitroirfcnl). 
 
 Coadju'tor, *. l.terOe^ulfe^Seiftant) j 2. Ecc 
 
 Coadju'trix, s. ^k @c^ulfinn. [Der (Soabjutor. 
 
 Coadju'vancy, ,y. bie 5Kit^uIfe, ^^Jiitrcirfung. 
 
 COad'unate, adj. Bot. leid^t ©eriDQf^fen. 
 
 Cu-ji'gent, .?. bcr ©c^ulfe, SUfit^clfcr. 
 
 Coagulabil'rty, s. bic ©erinnbarfcit. 
 
 Coag'ulable, adj. gcriniibar. [«. gerinnen. 
 
 To Coag'ulate, v. I. a. gerinncn madden j ll. 
 
 Coagula'tion, s. 1. baS ©erinncnj 2. baS ©c* 
 
 Coag'ulative, arfj. cottQuUrenb. [ronnenc. 
 
 CDag'uIatpr, s. ba§ coogutirenbe ?0?ittcl. 
 
 Cuak, s. vid. Coke. 
 
 Cdal, s. bic ^O^Iej cowip. —of hartshorn, 
 gcbtQitnteS |)irf(i^J)orn5 -fish, /',7t.berv^o^l» 
 fifd), Jto^Icrj —gas, ba§ Jt-ngag, Wenfaurc 
 ®a§ i — heaver, ber Jt-ittrdger bci ben ^-n= 
 fc^itfcn, — house, bie,R-nnieberlage5 —man, 
 1. ber ^-nbrcnnerj 2. ber ,S-n^dubIerj — 
 meter, ber (©tcinO^o^lenmefftr, —mine, 
 baS xK-nbcfgroerfj —miner, ber @teinfo^= 
 Icngrdberj —mouse, Orn. bic ^o^lmeifc? 
 
 — poker, bic ^-ngabcl, ba5 ©^urcifcnj — 
 porter, bcr v^-ntrdgcrj —raker, bcr k-n- 
 ret^cn (furgropel)fcnin^abrifen)j —scuttle, 
 bcr^^-nfc^uttcr} —slate, bcr aSroirbft^icfcr^ 
 
 — stone, cine Hxt (Cannel- coal) ^ortcr <Stein= 
 foljlenj —tar, ©tdnfo^lcnt^eerj —work, 
 i\)ic — mine. [fic^ »>erbinbcn. 
 
 To Coalesce', v. n. 1. 5ufammcnn)a(i>fen) 2. 
 
 Coales'cence, s. 1. bQ§ ^ufammcnflicfcn, bie 
 SScreinigungj 2.j?^'. bie Ubcretnfiimmung. 
 
 Coali'tion, s. 1. bicScreinigung (in cine 3i}iaJTe 
 ober eincn^6rpcr)5 2.^g. bic SScrbinbung, 
 bcr SSunb. 
 
 Coa'ly, adj. ^o^Icn ent^ttltenb, ooU^ol)lcn. 
 
 CO-allf, s. ber 9}?it\}crbunbe(c. [Sufen). 
 
 Coa'mings, 5. p'. Mar. bic ®ii^erf^6cfc (bcr 
 
 Co?ipta'tioa, s. baS 'KnpaJTen, (rcito^nfiigcn. 
 
 To Coarct', To COiirc'tate, y. a. 1. cincngcn, 
 2.^g. einfd^rdnfcn. [SSefd^rdnfung. 
 
 CoJirctri'tion, jr. 1. bic ©inengungj 2. fi^. bic 
 
 Coarse, I. adj.; II. — ly, arfn. 1. grob (t»om 
 ©anbe, 2C.)j ro^, uni^ollcnbcti 2.,/i£r. grob, 
 ro^, gemcin, —hosiery, ftarFe (grobe) 
 ©trumpfroaarenj —stuff, Mas. bcr |)aar= 
 mSrtcIj HI. — ness, s. lit. & fig. bic (3rob= 
 
 Co-asses'sor, s. bcr 'iT^itsSeifi^cr. 
 
 To Co-assume', v. a. mit cincm Knbcrn (ju* 
 
 glei(^) Qnncbmcn. [ftabe. 
 
 Coast,*. bic(©ec=)^fifle, ba§(©ee=)Ufer, ®e= 
 To Coast, V. 1. n. on bcr ,kuflc ^infa^ren, Ianb= 
 
 wdrts fegelnj n. a. (einen ^flflcnflrii) be- 
 
 fegeln. 
 I. 
 
 Coas'i^r, 5. 1. ber^uflcnfQ^rcr; ba5 ituflra' 
 fdfjiffj 2. ber Jtuftenberooljner. 
 
 Coas'tjng, p. pr. comp. —bark, bic Sot^fen* 
 barfc, ba5 Sot^fcnbootj —navigation, bie 
 ^fiflcnf(^ifffa()rt5— pilot,ber(,^ftcn=)2ot^[e, 
 Sot^lmannj —trade, bcr Jtuftenljanbcl, bie 
 (Sabotage. 
 
 coast'wise, adj. burii^ bcn ^fiflen^onbcl. 
 
 Coat, s. 1. v^rf.Cot; 2. bcr Slocf, langc9lo(ti 
 3. baS ^inbcrrocfci^cn, bie ^appe, 4. bie 
 6tanb€§flcibimg3 ba^cr ^g. bcr (Stanb » r->. 
 bQ8 %clL, ber ^cls, bic ^aut (bcr S^iere) j (>. 
 bie ^inbe, ©iaic, ©djuppe (oon ©eradc^fcu, 
 jc.)5 T. ber Ubcrjug (»on ^arbc, ^irni^, u. )t 
 8. Afar. ba& S^ljeercnj bic S^cerung? 9. 
 Arch, bcr ilbcrfd)utt (einc§®cnj6lbebogen?)i 
 10. Fownrf. bcr gormmantel 5 —of arms, i. 
 bcr SBaffenrocf j 2. (baS) SBapenfit)ilb j - 
 armour, ba5 SSapcn } —card, bic buntc StdVti, 
 gigur, baS ©ilbj —loop, bie ©attelframpc. 
 
 To Coat, V. a. lit. &fig. bcHcibcn} ubcrjiel)ia, 
 
 COa'tjng, I. p. .V. bicDccfe, sScbcdung, II. >•■ 
 Com. bcr ^albfalmucf, Z\xf\d. 
 
 Coats, s. pi. 1. Annt. bic C2fugcn=)^dutc ; 2. 
 Mar. ber S^ccr^anf, ba$ Sljcermcrgj 3, 
 Her. ber SBapcnfdjilb , basaSapcnj ^. fig. 
 bcr ©tanb. 
 
 To Coax, V. a. vidg. f(bmct(^eln, licbfofcn. 
 
 Coax, s. bcr Sropf; iBctrogcnc. [jcr. 
 
 Coa'x?r, s. vulg. ber (Sd)mci(i^ler,^ud)0f(bn)dn= 
 
 Cob, s. 1 . ber ®ipfcl, bQ5 ©berime j 2. cin fugel- 
 f6rmige533c^danipsu:^cgcIfutteri3.0rA7.bi« 
 ©ecmcccj 4. ber4)eng)lj 5.Afec/i.bie®pu(ej 
 — coals, grope (runbc) Stficfc ©teinfo^lcj 
 -irons, SSronbcifcn, bic ^eucrbficfe, —loaf, 
 cin groped, frufligcS 93rob 5 —nut, bie grof: 
 3cllcrnup ? — stones, Genl. ©tromflcine, 
 Ubcrficfclj —swan, bcr SSorbcrfcbraan. 
 
 Co'balt, .V. Min. bcr Jtobalt j —blue, ba§ .K-* 
 blau, bie ©(^mdte j —bloom, Min. biCs^-» 
 blut^Ci — crust, bcr Jt-befdjlag. 
 
 Cobal'tjc, adj. Fobaltartig, fobalt^altig. 
 
 ToCob'ble, v.a.Ut.iU\. <Sc^uf)e) &7ig. flicf cn. 
 
 C6b'ble,Co'ble,*. ba§gi[(^erboDt, bie|)drin9S= 
 bufe 5 —stones, Geol. ©tromflctnc,UbcrficfcI. 
 
 Cob'bler, s. 1. bcr ^licfcr, ©(buljflicfer, 2. 
 fig. bcr ©tumpcr, ^fufcticr. 
 
 Cob'cals, s. pi. (Sanbalctt bcr oftinb. grauen. 
 
 Cobisii'op,*. Ecc. ber Soabjutor 5 SBciijbifi^of. 
 
 Cob'lence, Cob'lentz, s. Geog. (bie etabt) 
 
 Coboose', s. vid. Caboose. [Jtoblenj. 
 
 Cob'web, T. .v. 1. baS ©pinncngcmcbc j 2. fig. 
 bag 3^c$, bie Scblingc j II. adj. laxt, biinnc^ 
 lodleri — lawn, ©(bleicrtu(b. [jogen. 
 
 Cob'webbed, p. a. mit GpinncngcTOcbc fibtr* 
 
 C9ccir?rou8, adj. bccrcntragcnb. 
 12 
 
Coch 
 
 178 
 
 Codl 
 
 CSchjneal', s. Ent. Ue GfodjeniUc. 
 Co5h'leary',Coch'leated,Coch'leate,adi.fd^rQU« 
 bcnformig, fdjnccfenformig. 
 Cock, s. 1. Ux ^a^n, 2. (—bird) baS |)a^n= 
 
 ^ttupt, t)cr :jfnfu^rcr, SBortfuIjrer 5 4. ber 
 |)eu^aufen, ffcinc ^eufdjobcrj 5. fcie (Scfe ei* 
 nc§ fcrcicctigcn ^uteS, 6. bie^unge an bcr 
 SBage j 7. bcr 3cigcr an bcr ©onnenu^r i 8. 
 lie 2)ccfe ber Unrulje einer U^rj 9- bcr ^a^n 
 (sum QCbsic^en bc& ©etrdnfeS j bcpgl. am ®c= 
 n)e^r)3 10. bie ,Kerbc (an cincm ^feile)? 
 11. vw/. —boat; comp. —of the wood, Orn. 
 berXuer^a^n, —ale, ftarfc§ 93icr5 —bill, 
 the anchor is a- — b.. Mar. bcr ^fnfer X0a6it, 
 ifl sum fallen flarj -boat, ba§ SScifc^iff, fl. 
 33oot mit balbem SScrbccfj —chafer, Ent. 
 bcr ?IKaifafer5 — 's comb, 1. ber ^-cnFamm, 
 2. t)ic ©(bcUcnfappe j 3. bcr ^an^wurfl (vid. 
 Coxcomb); —eyes, bic (Sarabincr^afcu am 
 *Pfcrbcgcfcbirr5 -feather, bic ^eber am 
 ^PfcilCj —feeder, raic Cocker, 50. ; —head. 
 Mill. b;e (Spi^e (bcrJtopf) bc8 SrcibcrS, 
 
 — s head, Bot. bicSSparfctlCj —horse, I. s. 
 ba§ ©tccfcnpfcrbj II. adj. 1. ju^fcrbc^ 2. 
 ficgprangcnb, f^olj, tro^igj —loft, bie®a(^= 
 fammcr,^g-. co/.t)cr^-c(n)baIfcn5 —master, 
 roic Cocker, qv.; —pit, 1. bcr ^^-cnplanj 
 2. Mar. (auf v^ricgsfcbiffcn) bcr.^ranFcn»er= 
 fdjlag, ba& (Sri}la(!^tocrbanb5 3. fore — pit 
 bcr pia|, bcr ju ben 9(1 cfcrc elf amm cm bc§ 
 Soot^mannS, (Sonflabfcrs unb bc& 3im= 
 mcrmannS fu!,)rt3 — roach (roaches), Ent. 
 I. bic ^cUcra|Tcl3 2. bcr amcrif. ^aferla!j 
 —saw, Mech. bicSaubfdgcj —shut (—shoot), 
 bic 3cit bcS .^ul)ncraufflugc&, (lbcnb5)®dm= 
 merung, —spur pepper, Bot. bcr gemcinc 
 fpanifcbc^fcfferi — spurs, p/. i.Pef.^Icctro= 
 nitcnj 2. <Sporncn fi'ir Jlampf[)di)ne i —stone, 
 bcr^-enftcinj —swain (cockson), bcrg-ul)= 
 rcr be§ SBcifd^iffcS, bcr ©(baluppc, — throp- 
 pled. Vet. ()irfd)l)dlfig (ton eincm^ferbc), 
 —throwing, <7am. ba&^-cnracrfcn, ber^-en= 
 fij^lagj — 's-tread, —s-treadle, bcr|)- cntritt; 
 
 — watfer, Min. SBaffcr in ®crgwcrfcn. 
 
 To Cock, V. 1. a. 1. bcn ^a()n (am (Scn)cl)re) 
 fpannen, 2. (—up), in bic ^o^c rid^tcn, auf= 
 rid) ten i (bie^tafc) tjoc^tragcnj 3. ouffc^cn, 
 (|)e't) auffd)obcrnj 4. (imbrciecf) aufflap^ 
 pen, j^u^cn (einen|)ut)j II. n.yZg-. tro^cn, ftoI= 
 siren, fid) briift?n} to — the ears, bic £)t)rcn 
 fpi^cn i to — the match, Gun. auf()auen (mit 
 
 Cockade', s. bie (Socarbc. [bcr 2untc). 
 
 Cocka'd^d, adj. eine (Socarbc trogenb. 
 
 C6ck'atd6, s. Orn, ber ^afttbu. 
 
 To Cfick'^r, v.a.l. licbPofen j 2. fcrsttrtcln. 
 
 Cock'er, s. (Siner, ber ,Ramp[bd^ne aufjie^t 
 
 Cock'erel, s. dim. baS^d^ncben. [u. abri^tet. 
 
 C6ck'§t,I. s. Com. l.bcr^oUftcmpcI, ba&3oa= 
 fiegcl, 2. ber 3olIf(bcin, ai?autbf(beinj II. 
 adj. 1. mut^willig, lofcj 2.munter. [fancn.) 
 
 Cdck'^trng?, A", pi. Sport. baS Socfcn (con %iX' 
 
 Cock'jng, s. Carp, bic SSerfammungj —cloth. 
 Sport. ba&Safanennc§5 -lever. Gun. bcr 
 ©pann^cbcl (am ^Iintenf(blof ). 
 
 Cock'jsh, adj. t)crbut)lt, but)lcrif(b- 
 
 Cock'le, s. Min. bcr ©d^orl, —shell, bie9}?U= 
 fdjelfcbalej —stairs, t)ie SSenbcItrcppej — 
 stones, ©tromfleinc, Uberficfcl, Bot. (— 
 weed), 1. bic ^tornrabcj 2. bcr Sold). 
 
 To Cock'le, V.I. a. 1. runjcln, fatten ) 2.f(brau* 
 bcnformig madden, (cine©cbraube) brcd^feln, 
 II. n. 1. faltig mcrben? 2. fig. (con bcr @ee) 
 fi(b frdufcln. [formig. 
 
 Cock'led, adj. 1. muf(bclartig 5 2. fd)rauben= 
 
 Cock'ney, s. iron. 1. baS lonbncr ©tabtfinb j 
 ber lonbner 9J?auIajfe, 3ierbengcl5 2. ba& 
 50Juttcrf6l^n(ben, bcr SKeid^lingj —dialect, 
 bic (gemcine) lonbner 5Kunbarti —like, adj. 
 oern)ci(bIid)t, maula|fcnmdfig. 
 
 Co'cOa (Co'co, Co'cao), s. 1. Bot. bic 6oco§' 
 ^almcj — nut, bie GocoSnup? -nut oil-soap, 
 Soco6nuf6l=(Seife j 2. cor. ft. Cacao, qv. 
 
 C9C()6n', s. bcr Siciben(n)urm)cocon. 
 
 CocoO'nery, s. bcr ©cibcnbau, bie ©eibcnsucbt. 
 
 Coc'tile, adj. gcbadfcn, gcbrannt. 
 
 Coc'tion, s. 1. ba§ Jtod)en, Sacfcn^ 2, Med. 
 bie SBcrbauung. 
 
 CQd, *. 1. bie|)ulfe, ©(bote, 2. bcr6ocon» 
 3. bie ^obe, 4. Dcr gctrodfnete ^abeljau, 
 (Stocffif(b (gen), -fish); fresh-, ber Jtabcl= 
 jau 5 dry—, dried ob. cured—, gctrocfnetcr ^., 
 @tocffifd)j salt—, ber Saberban? comp. — 
 of a bay, Da§ ^nncrc eincr SSai), —fisher, 
 bcr ^Kabeljaufdnger 5 — 's head, fig. ber 
 ©ummfopf 3 —oil, gebcrt^ran com ^abcljau f 
 —pepper, bcr ^imcntj — 's purse, ba8(Scro= 
 turn, —worm, Ent. bcr ©tro^wurm. [pen. 
 
 To Cod, v.a. in einc^ulfe ob.Scbote cinfdjUcs 
 
 Cod'ded, adj. in ciner ^iilfe befinblid), |)ulfctt 
 ^abcnbj —grains, ^ulfenfrficbte. 
 
 Cod'der, .v. bcr (ginfammler »on ^lilfcnfrucbten^ 
 
 Cod'dy, adj. ^ulfig, f(balig. 
 
 Code, s. ber (Sobey, ba§ ©cfc^bud). 
 
 Codebt'or [— det'or], s. bcr ?D^itfd)Ulbner. 
 
 Codefen'dant, s. Law, bcr SRitbcflagte. 
 
 Codetai'n?r, s. Law, ber 9^?itoorent^altcr. 
 
 Cod'g^r, s. cont. ber ©cij^alg. 
 
 Cod'jcil, s. ba§ Qobicia. 
 
 Codnie', s. Gam. baS ^obillc 
 
 To CSd'Ie, V. a. gelinbc fotben, bdmpfen. Qau^ 
 
 Cod'ljng, s. l.berJ?o(bapfeIi 2 ber jungc^^obeU 
 
Codo 
 
 179 
 
 CoU 
 
 Codonee', s. Law, Ux (ol>. bte) SWitbcf(^enftc, 
 
 5J?{tbclic^enc. 
 
 COe, s. Min. t)ic *Roue, ^juttc (im SScrgbaue. 
 Coefficacy, Co?fti'ci?ncy, *. t>ie SKitwirfung. 
 COeffi'ci^nt, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. mittoivhnt). 
 Coeffi'ci?nt, s. Alg. ber Coefficient. 
 Coel'd§r, s. ber 9J?itdltefle. [Lientery 
 
 Coe'ljac, rrrf;. Med. coliafif^) —passion, vid. 
 Coemp'tion, s. Ux TCuffouf, SKitfauf. 
 To Co^njoy', v. a. mitgenief cn. 
 COe'qoal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. (mit eincm 
 
 antern Dinge) gleicb 3 m. s. \)tx (an Olang, 
 
 :c.) ®Ieic^e. 
 
 Coequal'jty, s. tk ®Iei(bt)eit. [^Iten. 
 
 To Coerce', v. a. einf(brdnfen, in ©(^ranfcn 
 Coer'cible, adj. einjufij^ranfen. 
 COer'cion, s. bie Ginfdjrdnfung, ber 3n)ang 
 
 (bur(b ©trafen, 2C.) J —bill, bie 3»ang5biU. 
 COer'cjve, I. adj. ; U. — ly, adv. einfdjjrdnfcnb, 
 
 sroingenbi 3wang&=. 
 Cu^ssen'tial, I. adj.; IT. — ly, adv. gleidjeS 
 
 SBcfen ^abenb, glei(^en SBefenS. 
 Co^ssentjra'ity, s. bie ®Ici(bI)eit be§ SBefcnS. 
 Co^stab'ljshment, s. bic ^Jlitemt^tung, ba§ 
 Co?state', *. ber3Kitflanb. [(Sompagnicgeftbdft. 
 Coeta'neous, I. adj.; II — ly, adv. glei(bscitig. 
 Coeter'nal, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. glei^ ewig, 
 
 miteroig. 
 
 Coeter'nity, s. biedoetemitdt, ©leit^sGiDigfcit. 
 coe'val, I. adj. glei(b oltj II. s. ber3eitgcnof. 
 To Coexist', v. n. mit cyifliren, 8uglei(l> ba fcin. 
 Coexis'tence, s. bic Coeyiflenj. 
 Coexis't^nt, adj. coeyijlirenb. 
 To Co?xtend', v, a. glcicbweit au&be^ncn. 
 Coexten'sion, s. bie glci(be ^u&be^nung. 
 Coexten'sive, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. oon glcis 
 
 d^em Umfange. 
 Coffee, *. ber ^tajfec, —berry, bic ^-bo^nej 
 
 — biggin, bie ^iltrirfannej —house, ba§ 
 ^-^aul, —kitchen, bie ^-maf(binej —man, 
 ber^-»irt^,,Raffetier5 —mill, bic^-mu^lc, 
 
 — pot, ber^^-topf, bicJt-fanne, —roaster, 
 bcr ^-[(butter, bie J?-trommel5 - room, 
 
 — shop, bie ,^~ftube, ber ^-fcbanF. 
 Coffer, s. 1 . ber ©clbfafien, bie (eifernc) ® elb* 
 
 cttfej 2. ber Coffer, u?d. Trunk; 3.(c-s,p/.) 
 ber ©(ba§, bie ©cba^fammerj 4. Arch, ber 
 {Raum, bie SScrtiefung 5roif(ben ben ©parren* 
 fSpfen am forint^if(ben ©efimfej 5. Fort 
 ber t)ertieftc unb bebecfte ®ang ? —dam, Dik. 
 bie Grippe. [2.^g-. col. jafammcnfcbarren 
 
 To Coffer, v. a. 1. in ^aflen legen, einf(bHepcn j 
 
 Cofferer, s, ber ©(ba^meifter 
 
 CofHn, s. I.ber@arg5 2. bic©utc5 3. bic 
 ^afletenform^S^ortenform, 4. Far. bieSBanb, 
 ber ganjcfjuf ctnes ^fcrbeS, 5. Print, ber 
 
 Jtorren 5 6. bic ,Rapfcl (g. ^orccUanbrenncnyj 
 
 — bone, ba^^ufbcin. 
 To Cofijn, V. a. 1. in bcn @arg Icgcn, einfor* 
 
 genj 2.befruftcn5 3. cinf(brdn!cn. 
 Cofbiin'd^r, s. bcr SItitgrunber. 
 Cog, .V. 1. vid. Cock-boat; 2. bcr Jtamm obcr 
 
 3abn amSflobej 3. bic Siigc, bcr Sctrug, 
 
 ^ffniff, —wheel, Mec/j.ba§,^ammrab,®tirn» 
 
 rab, 3abnrab. 
 To Cog, V. I. a. 1. (cin Slab) mit 3d^ncn xax-- 
 
 fcbcnj 2. burcb ©(bmcidjclci gcroinncn, be* 
 
 [(broaden ) to— the dice, bicSBurfcl fncipcnj 
 
 cogged dice, falfdjc SBurfclj 11. n. lugenj 
 
 f(bmci(beln, fucbsfcbrodnjcn. 
 Co'g?ncy,,9.bicjmingcnbc(ubcrscugcnbc)^raft. 
 Co'g^nt, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. frdftig, brin« 
 
 gcnb, un»ibcrftc()li(b, fibcrjcugcnb. 
 Cog^g?r, s. bcr vScbmeidSiler, §u(b5f(brodnscr. 
 Cog^g^ry, s. bic ©auncrei, SSctriigcrci. 
 Cog'gle-stDnes, p^. Geol. <Stromfleinc, iibcr* 
 Cog'itable, adj. bcnfbar. [ficfcl. 
 
 Cogitii'tion, s. 1. baS DcnFcn } 2. bcr ®cbanfe. 
 Cog'jtatjve, adj. bcnFcnbj ticfjtnnig. 
 Cog'nate, adj. lit. kfig. tcrroanbt. [tcrfcitc. 
 Cog'nate,^. Sc.Lau'.bcriBernjonbtc pon5)iut« 
 Cogna'tion, s. l.lit.&fig. bicSScrroanbtfcbaftj 
 
 2. Laxo, bias, bcr mdnnl. u. rocibl. 'Jfbfemm* 
 
 Ungc cincr ZinU. 
 Cogniac [co'niak], s. bcr Sogniac. [kc. 
 
 Cog'njij^ble, CSg'njsance, kc. vid. Cogniz..., 
 Cognf tion, s. bie ^enntni?, (geroiife) ^unbc. 
 Cog'njz?ible, adj. Law, geriitU^cm ?5erfa^* 
 
 rcn unterroorfcn. 
 Cog'nizance, s. i.bic Irfcnntni?/ Jtenntni^j 
 
 Laws. 2. baS (^mS)tlui)c') Irfcnntnipj 3. 
 
 U^ Singef^dnbni^j 4. 'jic SmJjtSbarfcit} 
 
 5. fig. bie Srfunbigungj 3ia(britbti «5. bu$ 
 
 7Cb5ci(bcn, ^clmscitbcn (an bcr 2iorej). 
 Cog'nizant, adj. iDiffcnb (— of, urn . . .). 
 Cognjzee', s. Law, 1. ber, bcm baS Olcd^t auf dn 
 
 ©runbfiucE sucrfannt roorbcn ift^ 2. bcr,AId» 
 
 gcr, bcffcn ^lagc bcr SBcflogtc cinrdumt. 
 Cog'nizor, (Cognjzor', opp. Cognjzee'), v. Law. 
 
 1. bcr ^btreter cincS ©runbftiirf cd 3 2. bcr 
 
 SSeflagtc, bcr bic ^lagc cinrdumt j 3. bcr, 
 
 njclcbcr cine ©clbbu^c auflcgt. 
 Cogno'ra?n, s. bcr 3unamc j 58ciname. 
 Cognora'jnal, adj. bcn 3unamcn bctrcffenb. 
 To Cognom'jnate, v. a. cincn 3unamcn gcbcn. 
 Cognomjna'tion, s. ber ^unamcj S3ciname. 
 Cognoscjbil'jty, s. bic Grfcnnbarfcit. 
 Cognos'citive, adj. crfenncnbj —faculty, ba5 
 
 ^rhnntnipocrmogcn. 
 Cogujir'dian, s. bcr 9J?it»ormunb, IC 
 To Cohab'jt, v.n. I. beifammcn roo^ncnj 2 
 
 (cincr §rou) bciwo^nen. 
 
 12* 
 
Coha 
 
 180 
 
 Coll 
 
 CohSb'jtant, .v. ber 5Kitb«:»o^ncr. 
 cohabita'tion, j. 1. bQ§ SSeifammcnrao^nenj 
 
 2. Die (c^cli(^e) •SSeiroo^nung. [erbinn. 
 
 Coheir [co-ar'], s. ber 5J?iterbc j —ess, bie WiU 
 To Cohere', v. n. 1. lit. &fig. iufftmmcn^4n= 
 
 gcnj 2. ilbereinfKmmcn. [So^drcnj. 
 
 Cobe'r^nce, (Cohe'r^ncy), a-. Phy. & Pli. bic 
 Cohe'rent, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. Lit. &fig. 
 Cohe'sion, s. bic (So^dfton. [^ufammcn^ttngeitb. 
 Cohesjbn'jty, s. Phy. bic So^driongfraft. 
 Cobe'sible, adj. co^afionSfd^ig. 
 CoheVive, 1. arfj. ; II. —ly, ado. co^drirenb J 
 
 III. — ness, A\ ba§ (So^drircn. 
 To Co'hobate, v, a. Clum. CC^obircn. 
 CohQba'tion, s. Chem. bie gol^obation. 
 Co'hort, s. bie So^ortc j ^^ricgSfcbar. 
 :;6if, s. bicJtappCj ber ©OCtor^Ut, the de- 
 gree of the— , bic eiaffe ber 9lcit§gclc^rten. 
 Coifed, adj. cine ,S:apve, w. tragenb. 
 Coiffure, s. ber ^opfpu^; bas Jtopfjcug. 
 Coigne [coin], j. vld. Coin. [ouffd^icf en. 
 
 To Ciiil, V. a. ttufTOirfelnj Afar, (cin Sou) 
 C6;l, 5. 1. ba§ Qufgefd^offene ©tiicf 3:aun)erf ; 
 
 He Siollc; 2. t bag SBirrfoI, ber SBirrnjarr. 
 Coin, .V. Arck. l.bicGtfc (cincr CKRaucr) j 2. 
 
 ber @ct|lein5 3. Print., &c. ber ,SeiIj 4. 
 
 rustic c-s, x>L. Mas. bicSScrjQ^nung (an einer 
 
 5Kaucr)} 5. c-s, pi. Mar. ©tau^oljcrj 6. 
 
 Gun. bcrOlid^tPeilj T. b{e(geprdgte)5!}?unsc. 
 To Coin, V. a. 1. (®clb) f^lagen, prdgen, 
 
 munjcni 2./g. madden, erfinben, fc^miebcn. 
 <:or'n?ge, *. 1. t>a8 SOJunjen, bie ^uns^unf^i 
 
 2. bie«)Kfinjc,bQ§®eIb3 3.ba§ ©eprdgcj 4. 
 
 bic ^UJiiujf often , ber ®(^Iagfd)a§j 5. b»a& 
 
 ^Kunjrocfcni 6. baS ©tcmpein gegojfcner 
 
 ffilocte (in 3inn^utten)j 7. fig. bie erfitt= 
 
 bung, Grbi^tung. [iibereinftimmen. 
 
 To Coincide', u. n. 1. jufammcntreffcn , 2. fig. 
 Cuin'cidence (Coin'cidency) , s. 1. baS 3u= 
 
 fammcntreffeni 2.^g. bic fibcreinflimmung. 
 Coin'cjdent, ndj. l.sufammcntrcjfenbj 2.ubers 
 
 einftimmcnb. 
 
 CoincT'der, s. ber ob- ba§ Ubpreinflimmenbe. 
 Coindica'tion, .v. Med. ba§ ^ufammentrcffcn 
 
 (met)rcrcr 9JIcrfma(c). 
 •Coi'ner, s. 1. ber 5Kiinser, ^rdgcr? 2. ber 
 
 ^alf(t)mfinxer5 3.^g. ber (grftnbcr. 
 Cois'trii, s. 1. Faic. bcr auSgcartctc ^alfe, 2. 
 
 ber f(^U(^ternc^tcnf(l^,s«euling3 3.bcrgeigc, 
 Ciift, Ciiite, s. & V. vid. Quoit, [bie SOiemmc. 
 Coi'iion, s. bie (flcifd^Uc^c) S5crm{fd)ung. 
 COju'r?r, s. Law, bcr eibcS^elfcr. 
 Coke, s. abgefc^wefeUe. StcinFo^le, Sofe, — 
 
 breeze, — dust, vid. Breeze, 3. 
 Cc'k^r, s, 1. ber Sagelo^ner, aSootSmannj 
 
 2. c-i, pi. gifc^crftiefel. 
 
 Col'and^r, s. ber @ei^er, ^^urdjfd^Iag. 
 
 Col'arin, s. Arch, bcr ^ricS, ^al§. 
 
 Colb§rtine', s. einc :iCrt "Spi^cn. 
 
 Col'cof/iar, s. Chem. ber ^olcotl^ar. 
 
 Cold, I. adj.; II. -ly, ado. 1. fait, fig-Js- 2, 
 faltrmnig^ 3. frojtig, platt, fabcj comp.— 
 blooded, faltblutig? —chisel, Mech. bcr 
 4>artmeifel5 —cream, n>eipe(n3eid^c)2ippcn= 
 pomabe 5 — iron, T. baS SBirfcIeifcn (N.) ; 
 To — press, v. a. (Zui), IC) Ult prcfcn j — 
 short, faltbrud>tg (»om 6ifen, :c.). 
 
 Cold, s. 1. bie^dlte, ber ^rofl j 2. bieerfditung, 
 
 Col'dish, adj. UUli6), frif(^. [ber ©(^nupfcn. 
 
 Cold'ness, s. 1. bic ^dltc, figs. 2. bcr ^alt- 
 finn, bie ©prfibigfeii j 3. bie ©leid^gultigfeit. 
 
 Cole, s. bcr Jto^lj —fish; —mouse, vid.mt- 
 Coal; —flower, vid. Cauliflower; —rape, 
 JSot.bcr Jto^lrabi; —seed, 1. berdiiibfamen) 
 
 2. bervKo^lfttmenj —wort, Bot. l.bergrfmc 
 ,ffo^I 5 2. bcr (gemeine) roeipe ^o^I. 
 
 Col'eopter, s. Ent. bcr ^dfer. [artig. 
 
 Coleop'teral, Coleop't^rous, adj. Ent. fdfer= 
 Cole'rain, s. (—shirting), Com. fcinc irldnbif(t>e 
 Colessee', s. bcr ?!)titpad)ter. fSciniuanb. 
 Col'jc, I. s. Med. bieJ:oIif, ©armgit^ti II. 
 
 adj. (^or C6I'|c?l), bic ©ebdrmc bctreffenb, 
 
 ober angreifcnb. 
 To Collapse', v. n. 1. lit. kfig. 5ufammenfal= 
 
 len, M [(bliefeU) 2. oerfallen (onn einem 
 
 Scfi^t^um). [(Sinfallen, ©id)f(^Iief en. 
 
 Collap'sion, Collapse', s. baS 3ufammenfallen, 
 cm'lar, s. 1. bag^ttlgbanb} 2. ba&^aiscifenj 
 
 3. bag ^ummctj bie^alfter^ 4. ber^ragcnj 
 5. bic 25rbensmtc5 6. Cook. baS OloUfleifi^j 
 
 — of a stay. Mar. ber<Stagfragen j —beams, 
 ^rc/i. Sluerbalfen? 9lat)men^c>Iser 5 —bone, 
 Anat. ba§<S(^Il!ifreIbcini —brace, bcr@tof= 
 ricmen unter bem^Kutfd^faften, —brace ring, 
 bie ©to^o^fe, —day, ber ©alatag (ber Sflit= 
 ter 00m .^ofenbanborben). 
 
 To CoI'Iar, v. a. 1. bcim ^ragen nc^men, paf= 
 fen 5 2. (.00k. (gicifd^) jufammcnroUen j c-ed 
 beef,{Rinb§rouIaben5 c-ed eeI,bcrSBicfeIaal. 
 
 To Collate', v. I. a. 1. (—one to . . ., (^ilKm cin 
 geiftl. %mt) pcrleil)en, ertl}eiren 5 2. (@d^rif:= 
 ten) coUationircn, Il.»i. cine^friinbe befe|en. 
 
 Cpllat'eral, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. aufbcr 
 ^iiU, ®eiten*j 2. oon bcr ©cite (@eitcn-- 
 linie)} 3. parallel 5 4. mitn)irfenb} —ac- 
 ceptance. Com. bic @t)renacceptation ? III. 
 
 — ness, s. bie @eiteupern)anbtfd;aft. 
 Collat'^rals, s. pi. ©eitcnpcrnjanbte. 
 Colla'tion, s. 1. bic SSerlei^ung einer^friinbci 
 
 2. bie (ScUation (». ©d^riften) , 3. bie fleinc 
 3mif(i^cnmai;)lscit5 -of seals, ba§ S3eriegela 
 mit einem ©cgcnrtcgcl. 
 
Coll 
 
 181 
 
 Colo 
 
 C6ll?ti'tious, adj. jufammcngeftl^ofTen (o. ®eU 
 
 ^crn, :c.> ["^(^ (©d^rifttn) SoUationirenDc. 
 CoUa'tor, s. 1. bcrSrt^eiler tiuer^pfiuntJC j 2. 
 Col'league [—leg], v. UX SoUege, —ship, bie 
 
 :}(mt§3enoiTenfdjaft. [Di;n. 
 
 To Colleague', v. a. tcrgefeUfi^aften, i>crbin= 
 CuI'lect, s. Ecc. tie SoUecte. 
 To Collect', 15. I. a. l.fammcln, 2. folgcrn, 
 
 fd^Uepen, 3. cinjie^ciiyeinforfeecnCSdjulben, 
 
 ;c.)) II. «. fid) fammeln/ an^aufen. LWflt. 
 Collecta'neous, a'fj. sufammcngctrogen, gefam= 
 Collec'tedn?ss, *. Da8 [iii^ ©ammein, Die gQf= 
 
 jung t5e& deifies. [swsi»^l?cn; UquiD. 
 
 Collec'tible, adj. 1. jii^ fulgeru laffeuDj 2.cin» 
 CoUec'tion, .v. 1 . btt6 ©ttmmeln ) 2. bie ©amm» 
 
 lungj iKaffcj 3. Die SoUectc. [gen. 
 
 Coll^cti'tious, adj. gefummelt, sufammengetra* 
 Collec'tive, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. »erfam* 
 
 melt; oerciut, gefammtj 2. folgernbj 3. 
 
 Gram. colIi'Ctio. 
 Coilec'tor, s. 1. gen. bcr ©Qmmlcr J 2. ber 
 
 (Sompiiatorj 3. bcr (3oU=)6innc^mer , 4. 
 
 Elec. bie (Saugfpi^e, ber Collector. 
 Colleg'at^ry, s. Law, ber 3JiitlcgQtar. 
 Col'l?g«' *• 1 • ^"^^ GoUegium (ber ^mtSoerein 
 
 unb bcr SerfammluugSorO 5 2. baS ©pmnas 
 
 riuni; bie l)ol)e Sd^ule, 3. (auf bcm Sonti= 
 
 nente) bie ofabeniifc^c ©orlefung, ba& (SoUcs 
 
 giunij —of physicians, bie mebiciuifd^c ga= 
 
 cultdtj c-s, pi. 1. (Serid)t6()6fei 2. 3ncali= 
 
 ben^aufer j —tutor, ber 6lafTenle^rer. 
 Col'leger, Colle'gjan, .i. bcr GoUegiutj 4>0^« 
 CQlle'gjal, adj. coUegiQlif(J). [fc^iiler, 6tubent. 
 Colle'gjate, I. adj. coUegicn^aft, afabtmif(^i 
 
 — church, Ecc. bie (SoUcgiotSfirc^e, ®tiftg= 
 
 fird)Cj II. *. i5W. Colleger, 
 cm'l^t, s. 1. Jew. ber JtQf^cn (eineS Sflinge§) j 
 
 2. Cnn. ber |)al§tragen. 
 CoUet'jc, 1. adj. leimartig, flebenbj II. c-s, 
 
 s.pl. Med. ^Icbemittcl. [fdjlagen 
 
 To Collide', V. a. jufammcHflo^cn, iufammens 
 Col'ljer, s. 1. ber ©teiiifo^lengrdber j 2. ber 
 
 ^oiien^anbler^ 3. bag ,Jto^lenf(^iff. 
 C«il'lj§ry, s. 1. bie ^o()lcngrube j 2. bad ^o^-- 
 
 lenlagerj 3. bcr .fte^lcn^anbel. 
 Col'IIHo'^er, s. vid. Cauliiiower. [gen. 
 
 To Col'ljgate, v. a. pfammenbinbcn, oercini* 
 Colljga'tion, s. baS 3ufammenbinben. 
 CoHimfi'tion, Collinea'tion, s. 1. boS 3ielenj 
 
 2. bas 3icl. 
 
 Coni'»|uable, adj. f4>melsbQr 5 jcrfe^bor. 
 Cvlli'quament, *. 1. ba& ©cf^molscnci 2. ber 
 
 ^lup (na(^gemQd)te (Sbelftcin)j 3. bic@(^mQl= 
 
 te^ 4. i^/nyitoi. ber(crfle,RcimbeS)@mbn)o. 
 CtKlicjuant, adj. [(^melgcnb, auflofenb. [lofen. 
 To Col'ljquate, v. a. k n. fimeljen, (fl^) auf= 
 
 Colljqua'tion, s. 1. bie ® c^meljung, "Jfuflofung i 
 
 2. Med. bie SoUiquation. [Med. coUiquatit?. 
 Colli'quative, adj. Lfc^meljeub, QUflofenbj 2. 
 Colliquelac'tion, s. roic Colliquation, qv. 
 Colll'sion, s. tit. kjig. ba& 3ufttmmenflofen. 
 To Col'locate, v. a. fleUeu , orbncu. 
 Col'locate, adj. geftcUt, gcorbnct, locirt. 
 CoUpca'tiou, s. bie Srbnung, Gint^eilung in 
 
 Qlaffen, Socotion. 
 
 Collocu'tion, s. bie Untcrrebung. [djenbe. 
 Collocu'tQr, .V. ber (im ©ialog 3Kits)®pres 
 Col'Iop, s. 1. bieglcifdj^Sd^nitte, 2.ioc. bag 
 
 ^inb. [fpraiiebctreffeubj UmgangS*. 
 
 Collo'qujalj.a'/j.; II. — ly, adv. bieUmgang§= 
 Collo'quj^lisra, .V. ber TfuSbrurf au§ ber Um» 
 Col'loquy, s. W Untcr^altung. [gangSfpraii)C. 
 Col'low, s. & v., vid. Colly. 
 Cplliic't^ncy, s. ba§ aBiberjlrcben. 
 CSUucta'tion, .v. ber ©treit, SBiberfianb. 
 To Cpllude', V. n. ein gc^eimcS ein\?erildnbnip 
 
 ^aben (bef.ju uncrlaubtcn3n)ecf en),coUubiren. 
 CpUu'der, s. ber (SoUubcnt; 9lan!emttd)er. 
 Collu'sion, s. (bef. Law) baS ^eimlidje @in* 
 
 oerfldnbnip, Ut (§oUufion. 
 CQllu'sjve, I. adj.; II. — ly, a/iv. ^etmlid^ ocr« 
 
 abrebct, HI. — ness, s. bad betriigerifcbeSins 
 Collu'spry, adj. coUuforif^. [iHT|1dnb nip. 
 Col'ly, s. ber {Ruf, ba&Slupigej b<i§^o^U 
 
 [(j^roarj. [uerfinjicrn, umnac^teu. 
 
 To Col'ly, v.a. 1. berupen? befdjmusenj 2.^g-. 
 jColIyr'jum, s. Med. ba§ ^ugenmajfer. 
 Col'niar, s. Pom. bie 9)?annabirn. 
 Col'ocynf/i, s. Dot. bic (Soloquinte. 
 Cologne' [cQlOn'J, I. s. Geog. (bic ©tabt) 66In i 
 
 II. adj. colnifd). [(Srimmbarni. 
 
 Co'lyn, 1. Gram. baSGoIonj 2. Artat. bcr 
 Colonel [cur'nel], s. ber Dbcrfle, Sbriftj — 
 
 ship. Colonelcy, bie Sbcrficnftelle. • 
 Colo'njal, adj. cine (Solonic bctreffcnbj —of- 
 fice, Stat. ba§(§olomalamt (c/. Blue-bm)ks)5 
 
 Com-j.— producejeolonialroaarcn^O^JatcriaU 
 
 roaoren , — trade, ber Solonialroaaren^anbcl. 
 C6l'9ni«t, Col'yniz^r, s. bcr (Solonift, Inficbler. 
 Col9niza'tioD,5.baS(5olonifiren,bie'}fnfiebelung. 
 To Col'ouize (— nise), v. a. ^olonien anlegen 
 
 in . . ., colonifiren, anbauen, bcv)6lfern. 
 Colonnade', .v. bie(§olonnabe, ber<Sdulengang. 
 Col'ony, s. 1. bie (Solonic (©efcUfiijaft u. W«ns= 
 
 ort)j 2. bie5Kcnge, ber3ug oon S^^icrenj 
 
 — hives, Bee, 5Kagoginf6rbc. 
 Col'opbon, s. Typ. bie le^te Seite eincSiSBu(^e5 
 Col'ophony, x. bad (§o(op^onium. 
 C5l'oqurnt,Col9qum'tjda, s. Bot, bicGoIoquinte 
 Col'or, A:c, vid. Colour, <fcc. 
 Colora'tion. s. 1. tiit (^unft ber) 'garbenge* 
 
 bung, bie gdrbung 5 2. bie ^arbe. 
 
Colo 
 
 182 
 
 Come 
 
 CSl'Qrature (— tshiir), s. Mas. bic (Soloratur. 
 Cdl^rif jc, adj. ^arbe gcbent). fdrbenb. 
 CoI(?rifa'tion, s. bic SScrcinberung ber ^arbe 
 (burdi lu% It.). 
 
 Colos'sal. CfijQsse'an, Colos'sjc, adj. foloffal. 
 
 Col'our, *. 1. bicgarbej ^g:. 2. bcr :?fnfiri(b, 
 @d)ein,SSor»3onb5 3. bie Tfrt, ©attung, bcr 
 ©c^lag (\M)n5J?enf(i^en)) a pair ofc-s, (the 
 c-s), 2)'. ^k ^lacige, ^a^ne j —man, 1. bcr 
 ^arbewaarcnljanblcrj 2. (in *Kattunbrucfc= 
 reicn) bcr garb enmeiftcrj —printing, Typ. 
 tjcr ^Qrbcnbrucf. 
 
 To Col'our, V. 1. a. 1. fdrben, colorircnj 
 
 2. ^g-. bcmcinteln, eincn "Jfnf^ric^ gcbcnj 
 fc^cinbar ma(!^cn 5 3. Law, (frcmbcSBaarcn) 
 einfd^nxirgcni II. n. 1, fid^ fdrbcn, 2. crro* 
 t^enj -ficb entfdrben j c-ing drugs, ^arbeftoffe. 
 
 COl'oyrable, ac/j. Com. mut()maplid^3 proforma, 
 
 fingirt, —account, ba§ 6onto=SintOj — 
 
 papers, fimulirte ^papicre. 
 .<Joi'oured,ad'i.l.bunt j 2.fig. fc^jcinbar , —men, 
 
 ^orbigej —impression, 7'//p. buntcr35ru(f. 
 Col'ourer, *. bcr, bic, ba§ 33cf^6nigcnbe, :c. 
 C61'ourist,.v. l.bergttrbcnfunbigcj 2. ber(5o= 
 Col'ourless, adj. forbcnto^. [lodf^. 
 
 Col'staff, s. bic 3uberftangc, bcr ^cbebaum. 
 Colt, J. i.bQ&4)cngftfuUcn,pUcnj 2.yig.ber 
 
 jungc ldppifd)c ^IKcnfd^ j 3. Mar. bie ©aggc, 
 
 ©ag, — 's foot, Bof. ber^uflattid^j —locks, 
 . ©ponnft^lofTcr fiir guUcn^ — 's-tootu, bcr 
 
 5JJiId)SQ^n. 
 
 Col'tffr, s. ba§ bolter, ©cdj, ^pflugmeffer. 
 Col'tish, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. auSgclaJTen. 
 cei'ubrine, arfj. 1. ftblangcnartig, f(blangen= 
 
 formig j 2.^g-. tjcrfd^Iagen, luTfc^mi^t. 
 Col'umbary, .v. ba§ 3)aubcnt)au§. 
 Colum'bate, ,v. (hem. ba§ tantalfourc <Salj. 
 Coluui'bja, *. * Imcrifa. 
 Coliim'bjan, adj. * amcrifanifcb. 
 Coium'bic, adj. Chem. qu§ Santol gcmonncnj 
 
 — acid, ^k S^antalfdurc. 
 Col'urabier, .v. eiuc lixt 3ci(benpapier. 
 Coruuibine, I. adj. I. tttubcnartig, 2. tttubcn= 
 
 (^al6)farbigi II .s-. 1. bic s:aubcn()al§farbc, 
 
 bas fc^iUcrnbcSSiotctt^ 2. Bot. bic :if rf elci) j 
 
 3. Thent. (Solombinc. 
 
 Col'umbite, s. Miu. bcr (Solumbit, Santolit. 
 
 C'61'umel, s. Bot. ba§ ©amcnfttulcbcit. 
 
 Co '\ima [col'uin], *. 1 . Arch. &. Phy. bic ©fiuICj 
 
 2. Mil. bie(5olonnc5 3. 7i/p. bic Solumnc, 
 
 9lubrir. 
 Colum'nar, Columna'rian, adj. fdulcnformig. 
 Co'ures', s. pi. Ast. bic (Solurcn. 
 Co'tna, .V. 1. Med. bicSdjIaffud^tj 2. Bot. bcr 
 
 ©(bopf ) 3. Ast. bcr baordljitliAc ^omcten= 
 Co'mate., v. bcr 5)Jitgcnof, Samcrab. [@(l()»eif. 
 
 Co'mate, adj. be^aart, ^aarig. 
 
 Comato8e', Com'atous, adj. [(blaffud^ttg. 
 
 Comb [com], s. 1. gen. bcr^fomm^ 2. vid. 
 Honey-comb; 3. vtrf. b.r. Coomb; —brush, 
 bie JtammbfirftC} —case, baS ^ammfuttcrj 
 — tray, bic ^Sammlabc. 
 
 To COmb [com], v. I. a. 1. fdmmcn) l^ricgclnj 
 2. (SBoUe) frdmpdn, (^lad)^, :c.) ^e^clnj 
 II. It. Mar. jlcb iiberflurjcn, brcd)en (ii>on ci» 
 ncrSBcUc)j combing clotli,bcr^ubermonteli 
 combing wool, (langc)vffdmmwoUe ju glattcn 
 3cugcn(wie5l}icrino§)u.©tritfgQrn gebraucbt. 
 
 To Com'bat, v. i>t. Hi. fig. 1. /*. fdmpfen, flrci= 
 ten j II. a. bcftrcitcn, bcfdmpfcn. 
 
 CtJm'bat, .V. ber ^ompf, btt§ ©efecbt. 
 
 C6m'bat?int, 1. j. bcr ©trcitcr, ^dnipferj II. 
 adj. 1. fccbtcnb, 2. Her. gcgcuiibcrfie^enb. 
 
 Com'batifven ess,5. Ph ren .b.a3 cf dmp f ungS tricb. 
 
 Comb'^r [co'm^r], s. bcr SBollf dmmcr, ^rdmp= 
 
 Combi'nable, adj. ocrciubar. [let. 
 
 Combjnji'tion,^. l.bieSScrcinigung, ba^Som^ 
 plott 5 2. Math. &fig. bie 6ombinQtion. 
 
 To Combine', v. I. a. l.ccrbinbcn, i^crcinigctt, 
 Sufammenfugen^ 2. fig. combinircnj II. n. 
 fid) ccrbinbcn, fid) pcrcinigen. 
 
 COmb'less, adj. c^ne ^amm. 
 
 Combijstjbil'jty, CQmbQs'tjbleness, x. bic SScr* 
 brennlid^fcit, Srcnnbarfcit. 
 
 Combus'tible, 1. adj. brcnnbar, entjiinbbar} 
 II. c-s, s.jU. brcnnbarc 0}?atcriaIicn. 
 
 Combus'tion, *. 1. bie SScrbrennungj 2. bcr 
 aSranb; 3.ytg-. ber^JTufru^r, Sumult. 
 
 To Come, v. ir. n. 1 . gen . f ommen 3 (JU ^ttoa^) 
 gelangen, onfommcn, Ijcrfommenj 2.^crpor« 
 fommcn, entfieljcn, 3. wcrbenj to — about, 
 1. ftd) wcnben^ 2. ficb gutrogen, gefcbe^cn, 
 to — asunder, in (Stitcfc gc^cn, ttu8einanber« 
 gc^enj to — by, yu ... Fommcn , crlangen, 
 crmcrben, to — in, 1. ^crciufommcn, :c.j 2. 
 fid) einflcUcn, 3. auffommen, 5J?obe iDcrben j 
 4. in cin "Kmt fommcn, gcn)dt)It roerben j auf 
 ben Sbron gelangen 3 .5. nad)gebcn3 (mil to) 
 cinwiUigen, to — in for, 1 . (dg ©Idubiger, 
 2C.) Tinfprud; mad)en auf ...32. bitten urn. . .5 
 to — off, 1. baoon fommen, la 2. cnben, 
 fcinc Sflolle fpiclenj 3. abgeben, auSgc^en, 
 QuSfttUcnj 4. abmeicben, abfommen, to- 
 on, 1. ^eranfommcnj Qnriidfcn, »orrucfcn 
 (con 3:ruppcn, jc.)3 2. fortfommen, n)ad)fen, 
 gebeil)cn3 bow do you — on ? tt)ic ge^t£>ir'o? 
 wic gcl)en bic ®ef(bdftc ? to — out, 1. ^crauS* 
 fommen, 2. erfcbeinen, ficbtbar werbenj 3. 
 ouSfd^Iagcn, treiben, to — over, 1. uber= 
 gc^en (ju cincr^artei)3 2. iiberlaufcn (c.^Ii'M* 
 figfcitcn) 3 3. wiebcrbolcn j to — round, fid^ 
 brc^en, fi^) wenbenj to — short of. 1. xax- 
 
Come 
 
 183 
 
 Comm 
 
 fcl)lcn} 2. ju furs fommcnj 3. nac^fle^en, 
 niM gleic^fcmmcn } to — to, 1. cinioiaigcn j 
 2. bctragen, auomac^cnj to — to good, gc* 
 ^ci^cn,n)o()l gcraf^cn, glucfcnj to — to hand, 
 
 1. Qiigclangcnj 2. jufiopcn, lid^ creigncnj to 
 — to pass, I'irf) jutragcn, ercignen j gcfc^eljen 5 
 to — up, 1. auffommcn (5}?ot)c rocrtcn) j 2. 
 Qufgc^en, feimcnj to — up to, 1. hi^ ju oD. 
 anetn>a§ fommen, 2.fig. fi(!l)mi)exni to- 
 np with, 1. crrci^cn, cin^clen? 2.(3mbm.) 
 gldd)Fommcit 5 to — upon, 1. QufGtroQg fom- 
 mcnj 2.^/tg-. fi(^ ^altcn on...? 3.ubcrrafd)en. 
 
 Cdiue, I. p. p. J). To Come; II. adv. (or to— ), 
 eUipt.Hinitiq, nat^flj —Wednesday, funf= 
 tigc 9}?ittWOC^C5 this day — fortnight, ^cute 
 iibcr 14 Sage, III. —off, s. bcr Sorroant). 
 
 Conie'dian, s. l.ber(SitaufpieIcr,^om6l)iant5 
 
 2. ber Suflfpielbicbtcr. 
 
 Com'edy, 5. bag SuftfpicI, bie ,Kom6bic. 
 Come'Ijness, i-. l.bcrTCnflant), 2. bicTTninut^, 
 
 :Krtigfcit. [mut^ig, ortig. 
 
 Come'iy, arfj. & ado. 1. onfldnbigj 2. an* 
 Com'er, s. Ut, Ui, ba$ Jtommcnbe. 
 Coinessa'tion, .v. bag (S(^maufcn, ®efc^maufe. 
 Coraes'tible, s. 1. bie 3ufo|l} 2. cine <Sauce. 
 Com'et, .y. 1. bcr Jtometj 2. Gam. ba§ ^Romes 
 
 tcnfpicl i^^artcufpicU- [ferine. 
 
 Com'etary, Coineta'rjyni, s. bic Jtomctenma= 
 Com'etary, Comet'jc, adj. fomctifd^, ^omtUn-. 
 Cometog'raphy, s. Uc ,ftomctcnbcfd^rcibung. 
 Cdm'fjt, Coin'fjts, .v. 1. v;f>n, bag (Scnfcct? 2. 
 
 HX dragee; comfit-iuaker, bcr 3utfcrbdcftr. 
 To Cdm'fit, I', a. 1. (mit 3u£!crj eiitmadjcn} 
 
 2. ubcrsuctcrn. [2. vid. Comfit. 
 
 C6m'fiture[— tshur], s. 1. baS (5ingcmad)te3 
 To Cdra'fort, v.a.l. ftdrfen, crquirfcn, lab en j 
 
 2. (—up), (ben®cifl) crlcit^tern, crfrcucni 
 
 (ben 5}?utt) roiebcr) belcbcn, tri$ftcn. 
 Cdm'fort, .v. 1. bic Untcrflu^ung, berSSeiftanb^ 
 
 2. ber Zvo% bag Sabfal, hk (Srleic^terung, 
 
 ?Cnne^ml{(i^feitj 3. bag (gcifligc unb Jorpers 
 
 li(^e) SBoljlbcfinbcn, bic ®cl)oglid^fcit, ?Sc= 
 
 qucmlidjfcit, ®emd(ili(^fcit. 
 Cdni%itable, I. adj.; II. —ly, ado. 1. trofl* 
 
 116} j erfreulid), erquicflid}^ angcnct)m5 2. 
 
 bcquem, gcmdd)Ii(i^, be^agUd)^ III. — ness, s. 
 
 1. bic3:r6fHid)fcit3 2. bicaBo^lbcl;agIi(l)feit, 
 
 Scqucmli(^fcit5 (Srfrculic^fcit. 
 Cdm'iortables,i(.;)/.cinelrtwoUcnerUm[(^las 
 
 gttiid)cr, bie coll. f. g. ^ferbebedfen. 
 Cdiu'forter, *. 1. berS^ro^cr^ 2. 77i(o/. bcr 
 
 ^eilige ©cifl, Sroflcr. [2. unbe^agli(^. 
 
 Cdiu'fortiess, adj. 1. trofllog, uncrfreuUd^ , 
 Cdmfortress , s. bic 3;r6ficnnn j ^ulfebrin- 
 
 genbc. 
 C«iui'|<:al (Coju'jc). !• adj.; II. — ly, adu. l.jum 
 
 Xuftfpiele ge^orig, fomift^j 2. pofTicrlid) 
 luflig j III. —ness, .V. bag Jtomifdje. 
 
 Cdm/ly, adj. Sec. vid. Comely, &c. 
 
 Com'ma, s. Gram, & Mus. bag Jtomma. 
 
 To Command', v. I. a. 1. lit. k Jig. gebie» 
 ten, befel)Icni 2. (cin ^eer, :c.) befe^ligen, 
 commanbiren J ^g. 3 be^errfd^en, ubcrfe^en , 
 4. bcf^rcicben j 5. Corns, to — goods, SSaa= 
 renbeflellungcnmad^enj —my services, oer= 
 fligen <Sie uber mi(l> j sugar c-s a ready sale, 
 3ucfcr ifl prompt abjufef^en 3 n. n. lit. Scfig. 
 ben ©efe()l fii^ren, ^err[(icn. 
 
 Command', s. 1. bic ^errfd)aft, ®emalt3 2. 
 bag gommanbO) 3. bag @ebot, bcr Sefcljlj 
 
 4. (bef. Fort.) bag ®efireid)en, 3)et)errf(^cn 3 
 
 5. Com. ber^uftrag, bicS)rber, Sommiffion j 
 under—, Sport. abgerid)tct. [nenb. 
 
 Comman'dable, adj. bcfc^Iigt, :c. mcrbcn fon- 
 Commandant', s. ber (Sommanbont. 
 Comman'datory, adj. gebictcrif(t>. 
 CQmman'der, A-. 1. ber ®ebieter, 33efe^(g^af)er 3 
 
 2 bcr (Sommoborej Gommanbant, 3. ber 
 
 (§omtl)ur3 4. Mech. bic ^anbramme, 3un9- 
 
 fcr3 5. Surg, bic Seinlabe. 
 Comnirin'dery, Comman'dry, Mil. &. Ecc bie 
 
 (§omtt)urei, Srbengpfriinbc. 
 Command'ment, .?. 1. bie (l)6d>|"te) ®eiDalt3 2. 
 
 ber «cfcl5l3 bag @cbot, ®cfe§. [tcrimi. 
 Comraan'dress, a\ bic ^cfctjlg^abcrinii, &thU-- 
 Cpmmark',*. bie®rense(cincg2anbegj. [^enb. 
 CCmmatc'rjal, adj. aug glci(^cm ©toffe beftc^ 
 Commaterjal'jty, .v. bie ®leid)()Cit beg (StoffCy. 
 Com'matism, s. bie ®cbrdngtt)eit (beg (StQlgj. 
 Corameas'urable, vid. b. it. Commensurable. 
 Commem'orablcarfj. bcnfmurbig, mcr!n)iirbig. 
 To Commem'orate, v. a. 1. im ^nbcnfcn bc- 
 
 ^alten, (basTf.) feiern) 2. ern)dt)nen. 
 Commemora'tion, ,v. 1. bic ©cbdc^tni^fcicrj 
 
 2. bie (feicrnbe) Grrod^nung. [crinncrnb. 
 Commcm'prative, adj. aU ^fubenfen bicncnb, 
 Commera'pratory, adj. bag ^CnbcnFcn bcwa^^ 
 
 rcnb. Lfangen, beginnen, (Stnjog roerben. 
 To Commence', v. I. a. onfangen5 II. n. an- 
 Commence'm?nt, s 1. bcr ^nfang3 2. Ac. bie 
 
 promotion. [ru^men- 
 
 To Commend', v. a. 1. cmpfetjlenj 2. lobcn, 
 Commen'dable, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. empfel)* 
 
 lunggnjurbig, I6bli(b3 III. —ness, s. bic (Sm* 
 
 pfel)Iunggn>urbigfcit. 
 Coramen'dam, v. Law, 1. bie GommenbC, crlf' 
 
 bigte pfriinbe 3 2. bie SSerrooltung berfelben 
 Commen'datary, s. Law, bcr (Sommtubatar. 
 C6mmenda'tian,5.1,bicGmpfel)(img5 2.bag2ob. 
 CommenMatory, I. adj. 1. cmpfe^lcnb, Gm» 
 
 pfe^Iungg-3 2. Law, cine ^frunbe in com 
 
 mendam tjcrroaltenb) II. s. bie Sobrebe. 
 
C'omm 
 
 184 
 
 CODli 
 
 Coi::mgn'd?r, s. 1. bcr ©mpfc^lcti^cj 2. tcrfjC 
 ^cbcntc, ?obrebncr. 
 
 Cominensurabil'i'ty, Commen'surableness, s. 
 Math, bic Qommcnfurabilitcit. 
 
 Coinmen'surable, adj. Math, commcufurabcl. 
 
 To CQinmen'surate, v. a. auSmcffen. 
 
 Commen'srirate, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. au§= 
 mcpbor j 2. fig. angcmcflTen. [^dltnip. 
 
 Commensura'tion, s. t»a§ (glcidjmdf igc) SSer= 
 
 To Comment', t). I. n. commcntiren } (—upon, 
 ubcr)i II. a. crfldren. 
 
 Comment', s. 1. bie ^Cu&lcgunQ, Qrfldrung, 
 ber eommcntorj 2. bie "JCnmerfung. 
 
 Com'm^ntary, s. Dcr (Sommcntar. 
 
 To Com'm^ntate, v. n. vid. To Comment. 
 
 Coramentu'tQr, Cpmraen't^r, s. titx TdlSleger, 
 (sommentotor. 
 
 Commenti'tious, adj. erbid^tet, erfonncn. 
 
 Com'm?rce, s. 1. ber ^anbel, Gf)anbeI§s>SScrs 
 ?cbr5 A^'--*- 2. ber(3been=)^ueiouf(^5 3. bie 
 ®cmcin[d)aft, ber Umgangj 4. Gam. baS 
 (Scmmercc (ein Jiartenfpiel), —at large, bcr 
 .panbelScerfe^r, SBclt^anbcI. 
 
 To Com'ra^rce, v. n. 1. ^anbel tvciUn, ^ans 
 beln? 2. j?g. umgc^en, perfc^rcn. 
 
 Coramer'cial, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. faufs 
 mdnmf(^, commercial, mercantilift^ 5 2. ^. 
 trcibeub, ^anbcl§»} —adventurer, bcr ©pc* 
 (Ulttntj —advices, |>-gbcri4)tc; —associa- 
 tion, bcr ^-Sucrbanb, bie |)-giucrbinbung) 
 
 — court, baS |>-8gcri(^t, aSanfgeridjtj —di- 
 rectory, baS vf)-sabrcpbu(^ 5 —effects, )jcr= 
 fduflit^eeffcctenj — establisiiment,bic^anb5 
 lung, ba& :^-&i)au^j —gazette, bic |>-0scU 
 tungj —harbour, bic gactorci, ^-8gcfcU= 
 f^aft (in ciucm ©ec^afen), —house, t^a^ 
 i>-&^auo i — intercourse , ber ^-§ccrfc^r, 
 •pttnbel, —law, ba&|)-grec^t, bie^-§gefe^C5 
 
 — letter, bcr |>-Sbrtef 5 — line, bOS 4)-0fa(^ 5 
 
 — men, —nation, —people, bag |>-§OolF, bie 
 mcrcantiUfdjc SBelt 5 —navigation, bie|)-Ss 
 [(^ifffa^rtj —navy, bie ^-^marine, -pur- 
 suits, 4>-^^ctrieb(fttmMt)j —school, bie 
 4)-Sfd)Ulej — tariff, bcr ^-tarif 5 —town or 
 place, ber^-Spla^j —transactions, ^-v^t^ 
 fd^dftcj — tr.-weler, bcr ^-§reifenbe 5 —treaty, 
 ber4)-§»ertrag5 —Union of Germany, ber 
 bcutfdijc 3olltcrcin, 3oUt?crbanb. 
 
 Coramjgra'tion, s. bic (gemciuf{^aftti(i^c) TTu^* 
 
 manbcrung. 
 Commina'tion, s. bie ®cbro^ung,3)ro^ung. 
 Commin'at^ry, adj. brol)cnb, bcbro^lid^. 
 To Comming'ic, v. I. a. ipcrmifd)cnj IT. n. fid^ 
 
 cermifdjcn, cereinigcn 
 Commin'ujble, adj. jcrrciblic^. [ccrn. 
 
 To Cora'minute, v. a. jcrrcibcii, gcrfloflcn, puis 
 
 omminQ'tion, ». 1. bic ^errcibungj 2. bi* 
 SSerbunnung, 3crtl)eilung. 
 
 To Commits'^rate, v. n. bemitleibcn. 
 
 Commisera'tion, s. ba§ OJZitlcib, erbarmen. 
 
 Commis'erative, Lad;.; II. —ly, ado. mit= 
 
 Comnus'erator, s. bcr Scmitlcibcr. [Icib&OOU. 
 
 Commjssa'rial, adj. COmmi|fanf(^ } —stores. 
 Mil. Jtricg6v>orrdt^c. 
 
 Commissii'ri^t, —ate, s.Mil. baS Sommifforiat. 
 
 Cora'missary, s. 1. bcr Ibgcorbnctc, gefc^Uc^ 
 Scauftragte, Mil. & Mar. 2. bcr ^riegS^ 
 commipr, 3. (—of the stores), bcr ^rc» 
 inantmciftcr. 
 
 Com'miss^ryship, s. bic GommiffdrflcUc. 
 
 Commiis'sion, s. 1. t)k (Sommiffton, ber ^uf= 
 tragi 2. bieiSSoIImac^ti 3. Com. a)bie£)r= 
 ber, aScftellung, b) bie ©eft^dftgbcforgungj 
 c) bie ^rocifion, (§-Sgebu^rj 4. bie 6., bcr 
 :2fu0f(^upj 5. bieetcae, ba§ :iCmt5 6. ba§ 
 patent, bie aScfiaHung j 7. Segel)ung (einer 
 <SunbC, 2C.)) Laio-s. —(in a statute) of 
 bankruptcy, W (§oncur§bel)6rbc, bcr Con- 
 ciirsus Creditorum ; to be in the—, cin'Jfmt 
 i^erwdtcn, fungirenj a ship in — , ein auf ben 
 ,ffrieg§fupcingeri(btetcKfcgelfcrtige&)25cbift3 
 Corns, goods in (or on) — , (S-Sgiiter, (5-$* 
 rooarenj account of c-s, la^ g-^maarens 
 contoj book of—, baS (5-§(=S5Sttarcn033udj5 
 SBaarcnbcftellungSbud^j letter of—, bcr(5-S» 
 brief} —business, bcr Sommiffion§= (gacto* 
 rcis)^anbcl, bog (SommiffionSgefc^dft, — 
 merchant, bcr(§ommif|"iondr) -officer. Mil. 
 kMar. bcr S)f^cier comSieutnant aufrodrtS. 
 
 To Commis'sion, v. a. I. ^uftrag gcbcn, bc' 
 QuftragcU) committirenj 2. aborbneu, be* 
 i>oUmd(^tigcn5 a c-ed officer, m in ®e^aU 
 flc^cnbcr Sfficier. 
 
 Coramis'sioner. s. l.ber(§ommiff[ondr5 2. bcr 
 (Sommipr, 3. ber (gcfe^Iicb) ©eauftragtc 
 
 Commjs'sure, x. 1. gen. Mech. bie ^ugcj 2. 
 Arch, bie ©teinfuge j 3. Anat \ik gommiffur. 
 
 To Commit', v.a.l. libergeben, ttnocrtraucn? 
 2. Com. 'iCuftrdgc geben, bcftcUcn, committi= 
 rcnj 3. ii>er^Qften, fclenlaffen, 4. au§iiben, 
 begeljcn (c. ^ct)Ier, ic) j 5. blop fleUcn, com= 
 promittirenj to — to (paper) writing, su 
 papier bringen, [(briftlid) auffe^cn. 
 
 Commit'ment, Comnnt'tal, .v. 1. bic SSer()af= 
 tungj 2! bcrSScrl)aftgbefcl)lj 3. bie Uber* 
 gebung eine§ (§ommumcat§, jc. m cinen5fug= 
 f(i(>uf5 4 ba§>Deponircn} 5. bicSege^ung 
 (einer ©iinbe, 2c.) j 6. W SSlopftcUung, SBc« 
 eintrd(btigung. [Commit. 
 
 Commiit'table, adj. QnjUVCrtrttUen, K., cf. To 
 
 Comit'tee , s. bcr (bie, baS) (Somite, ber 
 
 ^uSf(^up5 —of management, ber gefc^dft* 
 
Comm 
 
 185 
 
 Comp 
 
 Uitcnbc luSfd^uf 5 —of merchant?, bcr.^an^ 
 
 tclSQu8f(^u^5 —man, ba§ ^ugfd)iifmitglk&. 
 Jommittee', s. Law, Del" Curator eine&5®Q^n= 
 
 finnigen j — ship, fcie (Suratel, SSormunD[(t)aft. 
 Commit'ter, s. 1. Qimv, t)er@tro. (®6fcS) be= 
 
 gct)t5 2. Com.i)er!iCuftroggebcr,(§ommittent. 
 To Commix', u. I. a. mifd^cn, oermifti^en) II. 
 
 n. [ii tcrcinigcn. [SSermifc^ung. 
 
 Comraix'ion, Commix'tion [— tshijin], .v. tie 
 Commfs'ture [— tshur], s. 1. bicSSermif doling j 
 
 2. tie OHift^ung (ba& ©emifi^te). 
 Commode', 5. mod. tie Sommobe. 
 Commo'dioas, I. adj.; II. —ly, ado. 1. be^ 
 
 quern, ffiglic^i 2. nu^Iid^, ccrt^eil^aft, HI. 
 
 — ness, s. 1. W 33equemli(^feit, @emdd^li(^= 
 fcit, 2. tjer 3tu|eii, SSort^eil. 
 
 Commod'jty, .v. I. feie Sequemlid^fcit, bcquemc 
 ©elcgen^cit, 2. (bef. pi.) Die Sgoare. 
 
 Commodore',*. Afar. 1. Der (SommoDorej 2. 
 Das (5onooifd)iff einer ^aujfa^rteiflotte. 
 
 Com'mon, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. Qllgemein, 
 offcntli^) 2. gemeinf(^aftli(^ (aud) Bot.); 
 
 3. gcw6l)nli(^5 4. unaDelig, 5. Gram, ge- 
 neris communis; 6. gemein, nicDrigj III. s. 
 Law, 1. Da& ©emeinDegut, Die ®emeinroeiDe, 
 Dcr ©emcinDcpIa^, 2C. (aud) pi.)»* 2. Die ®e= 
 mcinf(t)Qft5 3. (right of—), Dfl&^cmeinrcd^t, 
 IV. comp. —council, 1. Der ©taDtratb, ®es 
 meinDerat^) 2. Die gcfammte SSurgcrfiaftj 
 — c. m.in, Da5 Slot^gglicDj —Egyptian, Com. 
 Die agt)»t.OJJafo= oD.^umclbQumrooIIc , -ball, 
 I. Dq5 ©emeinDc^auS j 2. Die Seifammlung) 
 —law, Dq§ gcmcineSfledjt, —loom, Mec/i.Der 
 J^anDwebflu^I j —Pleas, vid. Court of— P.; — 
 prayer. Die Qngcnommcnefiiturgie Dcr bif^of* 
 Ud^eii ^^ir(^e, Dq8 ^irt^cngebet, -prayer 
 book, dq§ 2iturgiebu(^ (Der bifd^ofl. ,Rird)e)3 
 -sense, Dcr gefunDe (naturlid^e) SScrflanD^ 
 
 — sewer (shore), Der, Die Sloaf, —time, 
 Mus. Der geraDe (fd^leite) Z<xit. 
 
 To Com'mon, v. n. 1. in ©emcinfcbaft I)aben 
 
 (cinStiicf 2anD,2C.)5 2. gcmeinfcbaftlid) lebcn. 
 Cijm'monable, adj. 1 . gcmeinf(i^Qftli(^} 2.La\o, 
 
 Quf Die ©emcinnjciDcn suldffig. 
 Coin'monage, .v, (right of—), Law, DqS ©C* 
 
 mcinDeredjt} .|)utung§rpc^t, Die^ut. 
 CSm'monalty, s. 1. Da8 gemeincSSolf, 2. Da5 
 
 gcfammte mcnft^Iid^e ®cf(t>tc(^t. 
 Com'moner, s. 1. Dcr gcmciue 5i)?anit j 2. Der 
 
 Siirgerlic^e 5 3. Farl. DaS 5KitglieD oomUn= 
 
 tcrl)Qufc h 4. Imu\ Dcr 5)?itin^Qber \ 5. ^c. (auf 
 . engl.Umverfitaten)@tuDcnt jweitenSflangeS. 
 Cum'moning, p. s. Die SBcrfammlung einer ®e= 
 Com'monness, s. Die ®ero6l)nli(l)feit. [mtine. 
 Com'monplace, I.«.Der©emtinpIa$5 ll.adj. 
 
 alltdglic^, coni>cntioneU ; fam. abgcDrofc^cnj 
 
 III. To — , V. a. untcr aagemcinc 2:itcl britt* 
 
 gen 5 corny, —book, Da§ geUcctanccnbud) 
 Com'mpns, s. pi. 1. Die ©emcinen, Der Dritt? 
 
 ©tanD, 2. Der ©cmeinboDcn, ic. vici. Com- 
 mon, III. ; 3. Die :i(Utags!ofi. 
 CGrn'mottweiilt/j, s. 1 . Die b«rgerli(]^e SScvfaf* 
 
 fung, Der ^taatj Da§ ©emtinrocfcn ; 2. Die 
 
 9tcpubli? (t^ Commonweal'). 
 Cpmrno'tion, s. 1. Lit. &Jig. Die ©enjeguug, 
 
 Qrfc^utterung 5 2. Dcr^nfru^r, Die Gmponmg. 
 Commu'nail, adj. communttl. 
 To Commune', v. n. fic^ unterrcDcn, bcrat^cn. 
 Gommunjc^bii'jty, 5. Die 5Hitt^eiIbarfcit. 
 Commu'njcable^ adj. mitt^cilbar. 
 Commu'njcant, s. Dcr Gommunicant. 
 To Commu'nicrite, v. ha. 1. mitt^eilen, bes 
 
 fonnt mat^en, 3^o(^ri(^t gcben? 2. t^eilen 
 
 (mit^incm)} II. ^<. 1. Rel. communiciren ? 2. 
 
 inJBcrbiuDung fle^en (au^fig.), an einanDcr 
 
 f^opcn (Don ©cbduDen, jc). 
 Communjca'tion, s. 1. Die 9Kitt^ciiung, @r6fT= 
 
 nungj UntcrreDung, 2. Derj^erfc^r, 3. f<7- 
 
 kfig. Die SScrbinDung, Dcr ^ufammcn^ang. 
 Commu'njc^tive, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. fid^ 
 
 (leid)t)mitt^cilenDj 111. —ness, s. Die Um= 
 
 gdngli(^feit, ©efprdc^igfcit. 
 Commu'nic^tory, adj. mitt^eilcnD. 
 Commu'njpn, .v. 1. Die ©cmeinfdjaft , 2. Die 
 
 ©laubcnSgcmcinc, 3. 7?f/. Die (Communion j — 
 
 cloth, DieOfltarDecte 5 —cup, Dcr^fbcnDmaJjU'- 
 
 Md)i -table, Der "JfbenDma^Btif*, ^Uar. 
 Commu'njty, s. 1. Die (a3efi§=)®cwcinf(^ttft) 
 
 2.Da§ aUgcmdne2Bcfen,Die(burgerIt(^e) ®c= 
 
 fcUf(^aft, Deretaat. 
 Commutabil'jty, s. 1. DicSSertaufc^barfcitj 2. 
 
 Die S?crduperlid)f eit. [perlid^. 
 
 Commu'table, adj. 1. ocrtaufd^bar j 2. »erdu= 
 Commutii'tion, s. 1. Die SJcrdnDcrungi S^er* 
 
 roanDIungj 2. Die^uSroet^felung, DerlKauft^. 
 Commn't?itive, I. flOf/.; II. —ly, adv. 1. tau- 
 
 f(^cnt, au§n)C(^feInD j 2. roed^felfeitig. 
 To Commuie'. v. I. o. 1. tertaufc^cn j 2. auS* 
 
 lofenj 3. Laic, (cine iStrafe) oerwanDelnj 
 
 II. n. (Srfa^ gen>dl)rcn. 
 Commu'tual [— tshual], adj. * njcdjfclfcitig. 
 COm'pact, s. Law, &Pol. DerSSerglcid^^iSertrag. 
 To Comp.^ct', V. a. lit. &fig. 1. feft sufammcn* 
 
 fugen, ocrbinDen, 2. orDnen. 
 Compact', I. adj.; II. —ly, ado. 1. compact, 
 
 Dicbt, feft 5 2. gcDrungen, bunDigj 3. t)erbun» 
 
 Den,jufammcngefe|t5 III.— ness,*. Die ©i(3^t* 
 
 i^dt, ©i^tigfcit, ^rfligfeit. 
 Compac'tjble, adj. i>ercinbar. [tigfcit. 
 
 C9nipac'tionj s. l.Da§S5erDidjtcni 2. Die5)i(b» 
 Compan'ion,*. l.Dcr®cfeUfd)aftcr3 ©efpiclei 
 
 2. Der ©efd^rtc, 5Kitgcnop ^ 3. Dcr ^anDcl*- 
 
Comp 
 
 186 
 
 Comp 
 
 fiefeafdjaftcrj 4. Ucr (Sud^brucf er»)®cfeU 5 
 @(^riftfe|cn 6.contMx?dux^6)i,^txl; QMx 
 SJrbenSrittcr, 7. ba^iSd^ottfcer^ajutentrcppe. 
 
 Compan'JQnable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. gefellig, 
 umgdnglid^ 5 III.— ness,*. bie Umgdngliif eit. 
 
 C^mpan'ionship, s. 1. gew. bic ® cfeUfiJaft ) 2. 
 t)a§ ©efolgej compositor of the — , 7yp. 
 ber ©tudffc^er, ^acfctfe^er. 
 
 Com'pany, s. 1. bie ©efeUft^aft, 2. bie(5om* 
 pagniei 3. bie^nnung, 3unft j 4. t>{c 50tenge, 
 t)er4)aufcn5 ber^ug, 5. bie^erbe, i)a§ JRubel 
 (3^^ierc)j — 's hall, t)a§ sf Quf^auS, 2agcrl)au§. 
 
 To Com'pany, v.w. umgc^cn, fid^ abgcben(mit). 
 
 Cftm'parable, I. a(/j. cerglci^bar, oerglciilid^ ? 
 II. — ly, adv. Dcrglci(l^(ungS)njcifc. 
 
 Corapar'ative, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. cer« 
 gleid^enb, 2. oergIei(^ung§roeife, bejie^Iid^j 
 in. *. (or —degree), Gram, bcr (Somparatio. 
 
 To CorapAre', v. I. a. 1. gen. J>ergleid)en5 2. 
 coUationtrcnj 3. Grow, comparirenj II. n. 
 a^nlic^ (glci^) fcin, fid) j>erglci(^cn. 
 
 CQnipAr'er, ^. feer SSerglcid)er. 
 
 Conipar'json, *. 1. bic SScrglcid^ung J 2. bQ§ 
 ^er^filtnipj 3. ba§ ®Idd)nip5 4. (?ra7/». bic 
 
 To Cpiapurt', u. a. abt^eilcn. [Gomporatinn. 
 
 CSmparti'tion, s. 1. ba& !ifbtl)eilcn (in ^elbcr, 
 jc), 2. ^/-c/j. bie (Sint^eilung (cineg(Snmb= 
 riffcS) 5 3. bie :ttb«)eilung, bag ^elb, ^adj. 
 
 Cpmpart'm^nt, j. l.bic (ft)mmetnfd)t) 2Cbt^ci= 
 lung, bQ5 ^clb j 2. bQ& ^ac^ (im SBaaren* 
 lager, jc) 5 c-s, pZ. bie Sohlitcitcn. 
 
 Cpmpart'n^r, s. ber S^eilnel)mer, ®eno?. 
 
 To Cftm'pass, v. a. 1. iimfoffcn) 2. umgcben, 
 cinfc^licf en j 3. belagern j 4. urn . . . ^erum 
 gc^enj 5. crlangcn, bemerfflelligenj 6. La^, 
 mit Qtvoai umgel)en, anfliften. 
 
 C6m'pass, s. l.beritrcis, bie^irfelUnie, 2. 
 lit. &. fig. bcrUmfaug, ®cjirf5 bie ©renjej 
 3. bie grifl, ber (3cit*)JRaum 5 4. ber Um= 
 meg? •'i- ber<Sees, Btxid)' ob. @teuers6om= 
 pap 5 —dial, bie dompapiit>r 5 —saw. Carp. 
 bieSaubfdge, — seal, ba§ aBal5petf(^aft5 — 
 timber, Ship-b. ^rumm^ols. [Steifsirfel. 
 
 Cdm'passes, s, pi. (a pair of—), ber 3itfel, 
 
 Compiis'sion, s. baS 9}?itleib, ©rbarmen. 
 Compas'sion?te, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. mit- 
 
 leibigj HI. — ness, s. bie 5KitIeibigFeit. 
 To CQmpas'slonate, v. a. bemitleiben. 
 Compater'njty, s. bie ®eoatterf(ftoft. 
 Compatjbil'jty, Compat'jbleness, s. Ut SScr* 
 
 frdgIi(^Feit, SScreinbarfeit (mit. . .). 
 Corapat'lble, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. oer» 
 
 trdgUd),Dercinbttr5 2. pajfenb, f^idPIici^, an* 
 
 gemejfen. [lanb&mdnnifc^. 
 
 Compat'rjot, I. s. bcr SanbSmann} II. adj.' 
 Compeer', s. ber 9J?{tgenof, College. 
 
 To Compel', v. a. jwingen, nit^igcn. 
 Cprapel'l^fble, I. ac/;. ; II. —ly, ar/y. erjiving* 
 Cpmpel'latory, adj. jroingenb. [bar, jwingbar. 
 Cgmpel'ler, s. bcr 3n)ingenbe. [ber ^ussug. 
 CSm'pend, Compen'dium, s. ba& (Sompenbium, 
 Cdmpendjos'ity, Cprnpeo'djousnes.*, >v.bic^ur= 
 
 je, ©ebrdngt^eit. [^fursgefapt, furj. 
 
 Comper/djous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. gebrdngt, 
 To Compen'sate, v. a. (oud^ n.) I. entf(j^dbi= 
 
 gett, 2. erfe^en, ^ergutenj 3. Qu&gleid)en, 
 
 compenfiren. 
 Compensa'tion, s. 1 . ber ©rfa§, bie ^ergiitung j 
 
 2. bie luSglcic^ung , 3. Com. Law, bie 6om= 
 Compen'sative, adj. crfe^cnb. [pcnfation. 
 C9mpen'satory,ad7.au$9lei(i^enb,genugt^ucnb, 
 
 compcnfirenb. 
 To Compete', v. n. 1. ficb init bcroerben (urn) j 
 
 2. fig, fi(^ meffen mit..., concurriren. 
 CWpetence, Com'p^t^ncy, s. l.bie^uldngs 
 
 ldnglic^!eit, ba§ Grforbernip, "^fugfommenj 
 
 2. )ik ©tatt^aftigh'it; 3. Law, a) bie (§ompc= 
 
 tenj j b) W gcfegl.3uldnglidjfeit, Siic^tigfeit. 
 C8ra'petent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. juldng^ 
 
 lid^, ^inreid^enb i 2. angemcJTen, paffenbj 3. 
 
 Law, befugt, competent. 
 Competi'tion, s. 1. bie^Oiitbcwerbung j 2. Com. 
 
 bie ^oncurrenjj 3. bcr ^fnfprudjj 4. bie 
 
 ®lei(bfteHung. [tent, 2. ber^rdtenbent. 
 Compet'jtQr, s. 1. ber 5)?itbcnjerber, (Sompe= 
 Compct'jtpry, ar/j. mitbenjerbenb, ri^alifircnb. 
 Compet'jtress, Compet'itri'x, s. bie 5Kitben)cr= 
 
 berinn. [bie 5Cnl}dufung. 
 
 CtJmpila'tion, s. 1. Lit. bie Compilation j 2. 
 To Compile',!), a. compiliren, jufammentragen. 
 CQmpi'l9r, 5. Lit. ber(Sompilator, Sammler. 
 Cpmpla'c^nce, Compl.a'cency, s. 1. baS SBol}U 
 
 gefoUenj 2. bie ©efdUigecit, :>fnmutl). 
 Cpmpla'cent, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. gefdUig, 
 
 artig, pflid^. [2. gefdllig. 
 
 Complacen'tial, adj. 1. SSergnugcn crregeub j 
 To CQmplain', v. 1. n. 1. flagen, fic^ befdjiDe* 
 
 ren? 2. Law, ^lage fiil)ren5 H- «. beflagen. 
 CQmplai'ngint, s. ber Jtldgerj W ^S'ldgerinn. 
 Complai'n^r, s. ber (bie) Jtlagenbe. 
 Complaint', s. 1. bie^lage, SSefc^njerbe 5 2. 
 
 baS Ubel, bie ^ranf l)eit. 
 Complaisance', s. bie ©efdUigfeit. 
 Complaisant', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. gefdHig. 
 C6m'pl?ment, s. 1. baS Somplement, bie dr* 
 
 gdnsung, 2.bie^ulle, berSSorratljj bieSSoU* 
 
 fldnbigfeitj 3. Her. ber 25olImonb. 
 CSmplemen'tal, adj. ergdnjcnb. 
 C9m4)lete', I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. »olIfldn» 
 
 big, coUjd^Iig, gauji 2. ooUfommen j III. — 
 
 ness, s. bie SSoUfommenl)eit. 
 To Cpmplete', v. a. 1. roUfldnbig, t>oUfcm» 
 
Comp 
 
 187 
 
 Comp 
 
 men maiJ^cnj 2. crgdnjcnj 3. coaenteni 
 erfiincu. [men^eit. 
 
 Coraplete'ment, s. bic SSolIcnbuag j SSoUbm^ 
 
 Coinple'tioni^. l.bieSSoaenbungj 2. t)ieGr= 
 fuaung i 3. bic ergdnsung. 
 
 Comple'tive, adj. crgdnjcnt). 
 
 Comple'tory, rtf/j. erfuUenb [Compline, qv.). 
 
 Coiu'pletory, s. Ecc. bic lbenbanba(^t (roie 
 
 Complex, Coinplexeil', adj. l.jufammengefc^t, 
 allgcmein, \.nc(tl)ciligi 2.\>crwicfclt,f4)jT)ierig. 
 
 Complex'edness, .v. 1. bie Gomplication, 3u= 
 fammengcfc^tl)citj 2. bie SScrroorrenl)cit. 
 
 Complex'ion, s. 1. bic ^arbc, ®cfid)t6farbc, 
 bag ^ifuSfc^enj 2. bic 2cibe$bcfd)Qffcnt)citj 
 baS temperament. [peramcnt bctrcffenb. 
 
 Complex'ional, I. adj.; II. — ly, arfu.btt&Scms 
 
 Complex'ionary, ar/j. bic ^autpflcgt' unb ®C= 
 fi(^t6fQrbe bctrcffenb. 
 
 Coinplex'ioned. adj. comp. well — , pen gutcm 
 icmpcromentc, ic [edness 
 
 Cgmplex'ity, Coinplex'ness, .v. vid. Complcx- 
 
 Complex'iy, ndu. fdmmtlic^, mit cinanbcr. 
 
 Complex'yre, s. bicSScibinbung,a5crn)itfelung. 
 
 Coinpli'able, adj. nadjgiebig, reiUfd^rig. 
 
 Coinpli'ance, .v. 1. tie SSiUfa^rung j 2. bie 
 SBillfdljrigfeit 5 3. bielfrtigfcitj in -with, 
 Sugclgc, gemaf. [gefaUig 
 
 Coiupll'ant, I. o(/j. ; 11. —\}\ ado. TOillfdbrig, 
 
 To Coia'pljcfite, i\ a. 1 . ju[ammcnfe§cn, i'cr= 
 oinbcn, 2. i^erroicfcfn, compUcircn. 
 
 CSm'p'icate, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adc. 1. t>crn)if 
 felt, iHTflcd) ten, jufammcngcfc^t? 2. Bot. in 
 fic^ felbfi gcfaltet j III. — ness, s. bic a?crfIod)= 
 tcn^cit, 3ufammcngefc^tt)cit, SScr»icfelung 
 
 Conipl!cri'tion,,Y. I.bie58erwicfelung5 ba&Qcs 
 rocbC) 2. bic 3ufammenfe5ungi 3. Paint., 
 Sculp. &c. bic ®ruppc. [Accomplice 
 
 ■^ Com'pljce, 8. (Shksp.) ber 5}?it[(i^ulbige, f. 
 
 CoroViinenf, s. I. bie ^6fli(^fcitiJbejeugung, 
 bQ&(5ompU*ment5 2. bas ©cfd^enf. 
 
 To Coin'pliment, v. 1. a. 1. bccomplimcntircn, 
 f(^mei(!^eln (^cmanbcm)} 2. bcroiUfommncn, 
 bcg(u(fn)iLinf(^cn} 3. (mit ®clb) befc^cnfen? 
 II. It. (Scmplimcntc mtt(l()cn. 
 
 Coinpliinen'tal, I. a^/j. ; II. —ly, adv. ^6fli(^, 
 
 fcrmlii^, fcierlid^. 
 Compljmeij'taryt adj. (|6f(id^. 
 Com'piiinenter, s. bcr6ompIimcntcnmtt(^cr. 
 CSm'pljne, Com'pljn, s. Ecc. bic Complete. 
 To ComplOre', v. n. mitflagcn. 
 Cuui'plot, s. btt§ Gomplott. [umgc^cn mit — 
 To Coraplot', V. n. & a. cin (Somplott madden j 
 Coniplot'ment, s. baS (Somplottircn, bic SSers 
 
 fi^njcrung. [fd^wornc 
 
 CompISt'ter, J. bcr (Somplottmad^cr, SJlitoer* 
 To Comply', v. v. (mit with) 1. miafa^ren, 
 
 naAgebcnj fid^ fc^icfcn in.,., 2. erfuacnj 
 
 na<ifommcn (einem Sefe^Ie, :c.)- 
 Compo'nent, I. adj. cinen(35eftanb=)3^t)cil au5* 
 
 moienbj II. j. bcr J8eflanbtl)cil. [men. 
 
 To Comport', v.n. fic^ ijcrtragcn, ubercinflim= 
 C9mp0r'table, adj. ocrtrdglicb, paffcnb. 
 To Compose', v. a. 1. jufammcnfe^cn^ aus» 
 
 madicni 2. ccrfertigen, i^crfaffen, ausarbei* 
 
 tenj 3. orbnen, surcd^tflcUen ob. Icgenj nic» 
 
 bcrlcgcn, (fi^) anfcbitfenj 4. bcru^igcn, be« 
 
 fdnftigcn, bcilegenj fic^ ocrgleid()cn mit...; 
 
 5. Typ. fc^en, 6- Mus. componircn j c— ing 
 
 stick, Typ. bcr SBinFcIbafcn. 
 Composed', 1. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. gcfc^t, 
 
 ernfl[)Qft5 2. ruljig, gelaffenj III. —ness, s. 
 
 1. bic ®cfe§t^cit3 2. bic ©clQJTen^eit, 9lu^c. 
 Corapo'ser, s. 1. ber SjcrfafTcr, ic cf. To 
 
 Compose; 2. ber (Somponift. 
 
 CprapSs'lte, adj. jufammcngcfc^t, Arch-s. — 
 order, bic gufammcngcfc^tc (r6mif(^c) @du» 
 Icnorbnungj —pillars, gefuppeltc ©dulcn. 
 
 CQmpo^i'tion, s. 1. gen. bic 3ufammcnfctjung J 
 
 2. (^nim. bic 3- bcr SBorte j 3. gen. bic 3u« 
 fammenftcllung, ^norbnung, (Sinrici^tung j 4. 
 raint. bic 6omporitii.Mu 5. bic SSerbinbung 
 (Qud) Log.); bcr3ufammcn^ang} 6. Math. 
 kPhy. bic ®i)nt^ere j 7. Ut. a) ba§ SScrfaffcn j 
 6) cinfd;riftlidpcr^uf[a|j bic Gompofitiou} 
 8. C/iem.bieOJii[d)ung,(5ompo|itionj 9. Typ. 
 beriSa^i bie i^c^funfii 10. bie 93eilegung 5 
 bcr JBcrglei* ill. Com. Law, bcr 25crgs unb 
 3tttd)lapocrgIeidj j 12. Aato, bte S.>crgutung 
 bc8 3c^cnt6. [fammenfe^enb. 
 
 Comp«s'itTve, rtr/j. 1. jufammcngcfcitj 2. ju« 
 CQmpttf'jtor, *. l.bcr(©d^rift=)®e§erj 2. bcr 
 
 jbrbncrj —'s board, Vyp. ba& ©c^brct. 
 CSmposses'sor, s. bcr OJJitb cfi^cr. 
 CSm'po'st, s. 1. bcr Diinger, (Sompofl j 2. cine 
 
 6ompo|ition ftbcr^aupt. 
 To Compost', V. a. 1. (mit ^ompoft) bungcnj 
 
 2. Mas. bcrocrfen, bcroppcn. 
 Compo'sure, .v. 1. bic sSScrfaffung, ^ormj 2. 
 
 baS S^empcramcnt, bie ©cmiit^Sflimmung i 
 
 3. bic^affung,®efc6tl)cit,®emfitUru^c. [lag. 
 CSmpota'tion, .v. ba§3ufammentrinfcn,3e(bgc- 
 Com'pQtfitpr, Cgmpo'tor, s. bcr OJJittrinfcr. 
 To Compound', v. 1. a. 1. jufammcnfc^cn, ocr= 
 
 binbcn, 2. ccrmifc^enj II. n. fid^ »crglci= 
 d^cn, accorbircn (-for, w cgen StraaS), ^xd) 
 fe^cn (with . . ., mit . . .). 
 
 CSm'pound, I. adj. jufammcngcfc^tj —inter- 
 est, Arith. bcr ^ftersin§, 3infcn ouf (»on) 
 3infcn, 3infeSjinfen5 II. *. 1. bic 3ufammctt* 
 fe^ung, 2Jiif(^ung5 2. (inSnbien) cin ®es 
 ^dgc um ba§ ^au8. 
 
 C9mpoiin'dable,adi.5ufammenfc^bar,mif(bbar. 
 
Comp 
 
 188 
 
 Cone 
 
 Compoiin'der, *. l)cr 3ufammenfe$cnt>e, Scr- 
 
 fertigcr. [faffcn, 2. begrcifen, Pcrftct)en. 
 To Cfimprehend', v. a. 1. (in fid^) bcgreifcn, 
 Comprehen'sjble, 1. adj. faflic^, begrciflic^j 
 
 11. — ness, s. bie %afli6)hit 
 CSmprehen'sion, s. 1. bie^alJungSFrQft, 2. 
 
 ber Snbcgriff, Umfang^ 3- ber ^auptin^alt, 
 
 4. Rhet. bie ®t)nefbod)e. 
 CSmprelien'sjve, \. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. 1. in 
 
 fidj faJTenbj 2. (SSieOumfaffenb, S.gebrcingt, 
 
 fernig (o. ber ©(^reibart) 5 III. — ness, s. 1. 
 
 ba§ Umfalfenbe , 2. bie gebrfingte (QuSbrutfSs 
 
 ooUe) ^urjc^ 
 To Compress', v. a. 1. jufammenbrurf cn 5 2. 
 
 umfaffen; umormcn 5 3.^g.jufammcnbrQngen. 
 CCm'pr^ss, s. Surg, bie (Sompreffe. 
 Compressibn'jty, Compres'sibleness, s. btc3Us 
 
 fammcnbrucfbosfeit, ^repbarhit. 
 Compres'sjble,a(/j.5ufQmmenbructbar,prc^bQr. 
 Compres'sion, Compres'sure, s. ba& 3uiQnimen= 
 
 brucfcnj Ui 3-brucfung, ber ®ru(f, bie ^ref= 
 Compres'sjve, adj. sufammcnbrurfenb. [fung. 
 Compri'sal, s. bcr Snbegriff. 
 To Comprise', (To Comprize'), v. a, in |i^ 
 
 faffen, in fic^ begreifcn? einfcbUepcnj Com. 
 
 to — within the same account, einrc^ncn. 
 To CCm'probate, v.n. ubcreinftimmen, ii6) be= 
 
 fldtigen. [glci(^, Scrtrog. 
 
 Com'promTse, s. Lau?, ber gompromi^i SSer» 
 To Com'promTse, r. I. a. burd^ ©(bicbSriit>ter 
 
 compromittircn, beilcgcn } II. n. ®(ijieb§rid^= 
 
 tcr annetjmen. 
 
 CSm'promi^er, .v. bcr ®(t>iebSri(^ter. 
 CSmpromisso'rjal , adj. compromiffonf (^ , 
 
 f(^icb&nc^tcrli(i. [tiren, 
 
 To CSm'promi't, v. a. blopflcUen, compromits 
 :f Com pt, s.bie Oled^nung, ^bred^nung (Count) 
 iComp'tible,(f(^neU anred^nenb), empfinblic^. 
 Cpraptrol' [control'], Ac. vid. Control, &c. 
 Cpmpijl'satifve,!. adj.; II. — ly, ado. jroingcnb. 
 Cprnpui'satory, adj. jwingenbi 3n)angS*. 
 Compul'sion, s. la^ 3n)ingen j ber 3n)ang. 
 Compul'sive, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. jroingcnb j 
 
 3roQngSs 3 m. — ness, s. ber 3»ang. 
 Conipul'sorjiy, ado. snjQng§n>eifc. 
 Cpmpui'sory, adj. jroingenb. [fen§bi|Tc. 
 
 Coiupunc'tion, s.fiy;. bie 3crfmrf(^ung, ®cn>if= 
 Conipunc'tioug, adj. jcrfnirf(t>t;reuei>oH,reuig. 
 Compunc'tjve, adj. jerf nirfdjenb , JReue er* 
 
 roecfcnb. 
 CSmpurga'tion,,v. /.fnr,bie eiblid^e fficftdtigung 
 
 bcr lu&fogc ol. bcr llnf(^ulb eincS :Kubcrn. 
 CQmpqrga'tor, ,v. ber ^retf(i^»6rer, GibeSbelfcr. 
 Cpmpu'table, adj. bcreAcnbar, jfiblbar. 
 CftmsMitji'tion,*. l.bic Sficcbnung/ffiercdmungi 
 
 2. btr (JtcacnOlUurfii^lQgi 3. bicJRcrglei* 
 
 ^ung iHTfd^icbcncr^Rfinsforten, jcj 4. bod 
 
 a3ere(bnete, ©cfcb Stjte. 
 To Compute', v. a. xcd)nini bercd^ncn, bef. 
 
 Com. caIcuUren,uberf(^lageni c-d tare, Com. 
 
 bie ©urd^fil^nittStarQ. [mciftcv. 
 
 Corapu'ter, .?. bcr^erccbncr, Sdcc^ncr, Stcdien- 
 COra'rade, .v. ber (Samcrab, ®cnop. 
 Con, I. adv. (ou(i) alS .v.) (abhr. f . lat. contra), 
 
 pro and—, fur U. »iber 5 II. abbr. D. Consols. 
 To C8n, u. a. QuSwcnbig lernen, flubircn. 
 To Concam'erate, v. a. wolbcn. [S3ogen. 
 
 CSncamern'tion, s. i. bic SBolbung? 2. ber 
 To Cgncat'enate, v. a. |u[Qmmenfctten, t>ers 
 C5ncatena'tion, s. bie iBcrf cttung. [fetten. 
 CSncaiva'tion, s. bie 7fu§l)0^lung. 
 CSn'cave, adi.l.concac, (runb)l)O^Ij 2. ^0^1= 
 
 geft^liffenj —lens, bie^o^llinfe? —mirror, 
 
 ber ^oblfpiegcl. [nieB=)®en)6Ibe. 
 
 CSn'cave, s. 1. bie ^o^Iungj 2. *(ba&^im» 
 CSn'caveness, .V. 1. ba§ ^o^lfcinj 2. or Con- 
 
 cav'ity, bie runbe ^oblung, 4:)o^Irunbe. 
 Conca'vD-cSn'cave, adj. conCQO-Concao. 
 Conca'vo-c5n'v$x, adj. conca\}=ronoer. 
 Conca'voDs, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. concac. 
 To Conceal', v. a. t)er^cimlid)en, ccrbcrgen. 
 Concea'l^ble, adj. »er^c^lbar. [f)eit. 
 
 Concea'l^dn?8s, s. bic |>eimIid^Fcit, SScrborgen* 
 Concea'l^r, s. ber SSerbcrger, ^ebler. 
 Conceal'ment, J. l.bieSSerbeimlid^ung, 2. bie 
 
 i>eimli(:^f«it5 3. ber3ufIud)tSort,bQ&SSerftecf. 
 To Cpncede', v. I. a. 1. jugcfie^en, einrdumcnj 
 
 2. \?crftQtten) II. n. jiigcbcn^ concebircn. 
 Conceit', ,v. 1. ber Segriff, btc 3bcc, ber ®e= 
 
 bQn!c5 2. ^iz ginbilbung (au(b i. it. ©Oi 3. 
 
 ber (roi^ige, geif^rcicbc) einfall , 4. bie (gute) 
 
 SKcinung. [ben. 
 
 To Conceit', v. a. baltcn fiir. . ., rofibnen, glou- 
 Concei'ted, I. adj.; II.— ly, adv. 1. cingcbilbet j 
 
 2. affcctirt, gesiertj 3. griUenl)aft, felffam^ 
 
 III. — ness, s. 1. bie ©inbilbung, ber Dunfeli 
 
 2. bQS QffcctirtC; gejierte 2Bc[cn. 
 Concei'vable, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. l.beu!= 
 
 bar, 2. bcgrcifli(b/ faflicb? in. —ness,*. 1. 
 
 bie Denfbarfcit, 2. bic SJcgrciflid^feit. 
 To Conceive', v. La. 1. cmpfangcn (»on bcr 
 
 Scfrucbtung), 2.yig:. im ®eifte bilbcn, axi^^ 
 
 bcnfcni 3. faffen, bcgreifcn, ocrj^tbcnj 4. 
 
 bafiir ^alUn, mcinen^ n. n. 1. fd)n)anger, 
 
 (loonS^iercn) trdd)tign>erben5 2. jitt) cincn 
 
 ©egriff macbcn, begrcifcn. 
 Concei'ver, j\ ber ©cgrcifenbe, ^QJfcnbe. 
 To Concel'^brate, v. a. jufommcnfctcrn, fctem. 
 Concent ,.?.!. Mux. bcr 3ufammcnflaug me(j= 
 
 rcrer ©timrncn, bic ^pormonie » 2. ^g. biif 
 
 Ubercinfiimmung. 
 Cpncejii'ful, adj. ^ormonlfd?. 
 
Cone 
 
 189 
 
 Cone 
 
 To CQncen'trate, v.a.l. concctitrircn, sufom* 
 racnjic^cni 2. j>crl)i(i>ten. 
 Conc?ntra'tion, s. 1. t)ie 3ufammensic^un9 j 
 
 2. Chem. tie SBerfldrFung, Concentration. 
 Concen'trativen?88, *. Pliren. Ui S5erglei= 
 
 d)ung§gQbe; t>er ein^cit&trieb, »erglcid>ent)e 
 
 To Cgncen'tre, v. a. & n. lit. kfig. (fic^) con- 
 centrircn 5 c-d gravy, »ert)icf te ^leifd^bru^e. 
 
 C<?ncen'trjc, — cal, 1. adj.; II. — cally, adv. con* 
 
 CSncentri'dty,*. bie Soncentricitdt. [centrifd^. 
 
 Concen'tugil [— tshu— ], adj. ^armonift^. 
 
 Con'cept, s. Der (SntTOurf j ba§ Concept. 
 
 Concep'tacle, s. 1. t)a§ Se^dltnipj 2. Bot. t>ic 
 ©atgfQpfel. 
 
 CQncep'tjble, adj. begrciflicb, faflitb. 
 
 Cpncep'tion, s. l.bieGmpfdngnif j 2.bicS5or» 
 fieUung, ^bee, bcr SBegritf 5 3. Da§ §a(TungS= 
 i>erm6gen} 4. fecrSSorfa^, bie OJleinungj 5. 
 bcr roi^igc (iibertunfllitbc) GinfaU. 
 
 To Cpncern', v. a. 1. ange^en, betreffenj 2. 
 ft^ beHmmeru, ^id) fummern urn ... 5 3. ^um= 
 mer, Unru^c erroecfen ; 4. re/7, ficib (Sorge mtt= 
 <l^en, befummert fein urn — 
 
 C9ncern', *. l.Die'JCngelcgen^cit; ©adfje, baS 
 ®cfd)dft^ 2. baS Snterejfe, bieSl^eilna^mc^ 
 
 3. bic SKidjtigfcit einer ©acbc, 4. ber Jtum* 
 mer, bic Unru^e ©orgej 5. ber SBcrfe^r, bie 
 (Scmcinfdjaft. 
 
 Cgncerned', I. p. a. ; II. — ly, adu. l.intcrcf* 
 firti 2. betroffen, perle9en,:c. c/. To Concern ; 
 the—, Com. bie aSet^ciligten, Sntercffcntcn. 
 
 C9ncern'm?nt, s. 1. bic^ngclegent)cit, ba§®c= 
 f(!^dft5 2. bieS5c5ie^ung,bera3etra(^t} 3. bic 
 S^cilna^me, 4. bcv S3elang, bic a!Bi(^tigfeit. 
 
 To Cgncert', v. I. a. pcrabrcbcn, berat^fd^la* 
 gen 3 II. n. fi6) beratben (mit). 
 
 CSn'cert, *. 1. bic Ubcreinflimmung, 2. bic 
 ICbrcbe, baS Ginpcrfldnbni^j 3. Mux. bQ& 
 Concert. [unb SKufiffiiicf) 
 
 Cpncer'tQ, s. Mus. bag Concert (TCuffuljrung 
 
 Cpnces'sion, .v. 1. bie SeroiUigung, ®cnel)mi= 
 gung, (obrig!eitli(bc) SSerroiUigung, Concef= 
 fion5 2. ba&3ugefldnbnif j 3. bieCinrdumung 
 
 Conces'sipnary, I. ad;. pcrwiUigt, pcrlie^en: 
 II. s. bcr Conccfliondr. [einrdumenb 
 
 Conces'sjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. julaffenb, 
 
 CSngh, s. Conc/i. bie grope ®eemuf(bel,©(i^nef= 
 !cnmuf(!^cl. 
 
 Cpnglnferoiis, adj. 5}?uf(!^eln ^crporbringcnb. 
 
 Cpngliil'ious. adj. 5Kuf(^eln bctrejfenb. 
 
 CSn'jhite, s. Pet. bie ©c^alt^ierccrfleigerung. 
 
 C8ii'sli6id, ^. Math. bicCon(boibe,<SpiralUnie. 
 
 Conghoi'dal, adj. f(i^necfen(Iinien)formig j 
 — fracture, Min. muf^lid^cr SSru^. 
 
 CfiQ£b!?18^'}cal, adj. con(fat)lioIogifc^. 
 
 CQnchol'pgfst, s. bcr Conc^t)Iiolog. 
 CQHchol'ogy, s. bie Cond^t)Iiologic. 
 Conghylfi'ceous, adj. mufciclformig J ^JJufdbeU 
 Conghyliol'ogy, &c. vid. Conchology, &c. 
 Cpncn'iable, adj. ju permittcin, bcisulegen. 
 To Cpncil'jate, v. a. 1. pcrffbaffcn, acwimtcn; 
 
 ermerbcnj 2. tcrfo^ncn. 
 Concjlja'tion, s. 1. baS ©cminncn, bie ©rlon* 
 
 gung , 2. bic aScrfot)nung. 
 Cpncil'jStpr, s. bcrS5ermittIcr,^riebcn»fliftcr. 
 Cpncri'l^tory, adj. QuSfo^ncnb, ocrmittclnb. 
 CQHcin'nous, adj. fcbitf li(b, fugli(b, lkxli6),nitt, 
 CpncTse', I. adj.; II. — ly.adc. furj^gcbrdngt, 
 
 bunbigj HI. — ness,5.bic®ebrdngtljcit,Snn* 
 
 bigfeit. [brdngtc ^"iirje. 
 
 CQQci'sion, *. 1. bic W(^neibung5 2. bic ge» 
 COncjta'tion, s. Med. bic@rregung,'}Cufregung. 
 Conclania'tion, s. boS (greuben=)®cf(brci. 
 Con'clave, s. 1. Ecc. bttS ConclaPCj 2. bic gc* 
 
 Ijcimc iBcrfammlung. 
 To Conclude', v. I. a. 1. bcfcbltcpcn, cnbiftcn j 
 
 2. f(blicfcn, folgcrnj 3. obf(bUc|en (einen 
 
 ^onbcl, 2C.)j 4. oerpflicbteni II. n. 1. fcblic* 
 
 fen, urt^eilen? 2. jii enbigcn. [©djluffolgc. 
 Cpnclu'd^ncy, Cpnclu'd^nce, s. bic^jolgcrung, 
 Cpnclu'd^nt, adj. cntfcbcibenb, biinbig. 
 Cpnclu'd^r, s. Qincx, bcr befcblicf t, jc 
 Cpnclu'djog-llne, s. Mar. ba§ ^allrccf an 
 
 bcr ©turmlcitcr. 
 Cpnclu'^ion, s. 1. bcr BdflxL^, bag @nbe , 2. bcr 
 
 (gcfapte) SScft^Iuf 5 3. bic ^oigcrung, ^olgc. 
 CQnclu'sjve, I. adj.,- II. —ly, ado. 1. cntfcbci* 
 
 benbj 2. folgcrcd^tj —evidence, ber poII= 
 
 gultigc fficmcig. [madjen. 
 
 To CQncoag'ulate, v. a. jufammcngcrinnen 
 To Cpncoct', V. a. 1. pcrbaucnj 2. burcb^i^e 
 
 Idutcrn, bigcriren, (^ru(bte) rcifcnj 3. fig. 
 
 auSfinncn, [(bmicbcn. [tigung (p. %xvi6)Un). 
 Cpncoc'tion, *. 1. bieSSerbauungj 2. bic3ei= 
 CgncSc'tjve, adj. 1. terbaucnbj 2. reifenb. 
 CQncSm'jtance, CpncSm'itancy, 5. ba8 3ufanis 
 
 mcnbcfleben, bic SBcglcitung. 
 CpncQm'itant, I. adj. bcgleitcnb, mitwirFcnb J 
 
 II. .V. ba§ (ber) aScgleitenbcj HI. — ly, adv. 
 
 in Scgleitung 3 in ®emcinf(baft. 
 Con'cord, s. 1. bic Ubcrcinftimmungj 2. bic 
 
 (Sintrtt(bt/6inig?cit5 3. Laio, bcr SSergletcb j 
 
 4. Mus. bie ConfonanS/ ^o'l^i^onie. [men. 
 To Concord', v.r?. l.einig feinj 2.ubercinftim= 
 Concor'dance, CQUcor'dancy, s. Ecc. bicCon- 
 
 corbanj. [tig, cinfiimmig 5 2. ^ormonifd). 
 Cpncor'dant, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. eintrdcb* 
 Concor'dant, s. ba§ Ubereinfiimmcnbc 
 Concor'dat, Concor'date, i. 1. bcr S^crtrag, 
 
 SScrgleicbj 2. Ecc. ba§ Concorbat. 
 Cpncor'djst, s. ber SJcrfaflTcr ciner Ocncorbanj. 
 
Cone 
 
 190 
 
 Cond 
 
 To Concor'porate, v. n. \i6) cintcrlcibcn. 
 
 CSncorpotji'tion, s. tie (Sinr»crleibung. 
 
 Con'cuurse [—curs], .<. 1. Der 3ulauf, t)ic 3us 
 fttmmcnfunff, 2. Me SSerfammlung, SJJenge, 
 3. ta6 3ufammentrcffcnj 'i. Ccm. fccrCSons 
 CUV5 (Dcr ©Idubigcr). 
 
 Ciin'crement, s. Dcr ^ufammcitflup. 
 
 Concres'cencc, *. 1. t)a§ 3ufainmcnn)a^fen5 
 
 2. fig. tic Sntfletjung. 
 
 Concres'cjble, adj. 1. gcnnnbar j 2. scrbirfbar. 
 To Concrete', v.l.n. jufommcngcrinneii, pr 
 
 OJJaJTerecrDcnj Chem. anfcbicpen (oon,Kri)» 
 
 vlallcn), II. a. ju cincr 5JJa|Tc ma(i^en. 
 Con'crete, *. 1. gen. l)ic SKaffe/ ber^orpcr, 
 
 2. bef. Dik. mod. fccr Soncrct, ®runb= obcr 
 
 ©fcinmcrtet 5 3. Log. ba§ Goncrctum. 
 Concrete', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. jufommen* 
 
 gefcetj tcrbirft, fcftj 2. Log. concrct. III. 
 
 — nesg, s. 1. tic (Scrinnungi 2. ticSScr* 
 
 DJcfung, ^6rpcrli4>!eit. 
 Concre'tion, s. 1. t)ic SScrforpcrungj 2. Fhy 
 
 siol. Die Concretion 5 S.Med, tic SScrraad^fung. 
 Concre'tive, a(/j. (Soncrctioncn erseugcnb, oer- 
 Concu'bjnage, j. tQ§ Soncubinat. [ticfenb. 
 Concn'bjnal, arfj. cinc Concubinc bctrcffcnb. 
 Coi/cubine, s. bic Goncubine, ®eif(bldfcrinn 
 To Concul'cite, v. a. sertrcten. [©innenlufl. 
 Cpncu'pjscence, s. Eth. tic bofc SSegicrbcj 
 Concn'piscent, adj. Eth. Iiij^cm, njoUiiftig. 
 Concu'pjscible, adj. Eth. bcgct)renb, a3cgc{>= 
 
 runggs 5 — faculty, ba§ a3cgcbning§\>crm6gcn 
 ToConcur,v.rj.l.3ufQmmentreffen5 2. Geom. 
 
 congruirenj 3. libercinflimmcn j 4. mitwir* 
 
 Fcnj 5.i>crbunbenfcin5 6. Com. concurrircn 
 Conciir'rence, .9. 1 . ba& 3nfammcntrcffcn, bcr 
 
 3-flupj 2.ticflbcrcinfttmmung5 3. tie5!}lit* 
 
 roirfung, 4. tag gcmeinf(baftli(beSflcd)tj 5. 
 
 tic OJJitbcwerbung, Concurrenj. 
 CQnciir'rent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.ubcrcins 
 
 flimmigj 2. mitroirfcnt j 3. gcmeinfcbaftlicii. 
 Concur'rent,*. l.tic mitn)irfcnteUrfa^e5 tcr 
 
 ''Kebeiumftant } 2. tcr glcicbc'Jfnfprutb) 3. 
 
 tcr Concurrent. 
 
 Conciissa'tion, s. tie (bcftigc) Crfdjiittcning. 
 Concussed', p. a. erf (better t. [tic (Srpreffung. 
 Conciis'sion, s. 1. tic (Srfcbuttcrung ^ 2. Law, 
 Concus'siQnary, adj. Law, crprcJTent. 
 Concus'sive, adj. crftblittcmt. 
 To Cond, V. a. Mar. tQ§ Stcuer (tcn0lutcrs 
 ^ bcjlcucrcr) commanbircn, ftcucrn. 
 To Condemn' [— dem'], v. a. Law, 1. content* 
 
 mrcn, rertammen, ocrurt^cilen, 2. wegne^s 
 
 men, confiScircnj 3. fig. jjcrracrfcn, mipbil= 
 
 ligcn, tatcln. 
 Condein'n^ble, adj, flrofbar, ipcrrocrflicb- 
 Cond^mna'tion, s. 1. Law, tic Sontemnotion, 
 
 S5ertammung,SScrurtbeiIungj 2. bic<5onfi§» 
 cation, 3. Jtg. tie S>cr»erfung. [lent. 
 
 Condem'natQry, adj. tertamment, cerurt^cis 
 
 Condem'n^r, *. l.terSScrurt^eilerj 2. fig. ter 
 
 Conden'sable, adj. certid)tbar. [ISatler. 
 
 To Cpnden'sate, v. I. a. ccrtid^tpn, contcnft* 
 ren? II. r?. ft(b tertid)tcu. 
 
 Conden'sate, adj. tertid)tct; contcnfirt 
 
 Condensa'tion,*. 1. tieSJerticbtung, 2. tie ^b* 
 
 Conden'sative, adj. contenfirent. [fiirsung. 
 
 Cond?nsa'tor, s. Pnev. tcr Contenfator. 
 
 To Condense', v. I. a. 1. contcnjircn, oerti(b» 
 ten, 2. sufammenpreffenj 3. obfurjen, II. 
 n. ft(b Dcrticbtcn. 
 
 Cgndense', adj. ticf, ti(bt, \)erti(btet, feft. 
 
 Cpnden's^r, s. bef. Pnev. tie (5ompreffion§» 
 maf(binC5 aud^ condenslng-engine. 
 
 Conden'sjty, ,v. tie jDi(btf)Cit. 
 
 CSn'der, s. I. .nng. Mar. Cincr, tcr ten 5Ru» 
 tcrbepeucrcr commantirtj II. c-s, pi. Fish. 
 ^aringSfpd^er, vid. Balkers. 
 
 To Condescend', v.n. 1. |ld^ ()erablttpn} 2. 
 geru^eni 3. jDiUfabren? 4. fid) crnietrigen. 
 
 Condescen'dence, Condescen'dency, CondSs- 
 cen'sion, s. tie ^crablafung, ©efdiligfcit. 
 
 Condescen'sivc, adj. ^crablaffcnt, gcfdUig. 
 
 Condign' [—din'], I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. (nj0^l> 
 fcrtient,angemcffcn5 III. — ness,;?. tie'Jfnge:« 
 
 Condfg'nity, s. to§ SScrticnft. [meffcnljeit 
 
 Con'diment,*.ticaBuri;e,(f(braatf^aftma(bentc) 
 
 Condiscl'ple, s. tcr 50?itfd;ulcr. [3ut^Qtcn. 
 
 CSn'djte, adj. cingema(bt, :c., marinirt. 
 
 Cpndi'tion, s. 1. tic a3cf(ba|fenl)cit, aSewantt* 
 nip 5 2. tic (natiirl. u. moral.) Cigcnfcbaft, 
 3. Com. tie aualitdt 5 4.ter@tant,3uflant, 
 tic Sage 5 5. tie ^orpers, (® emutb§=)® efd)af= 
 fcnl)cit, ta§ temperament 5 6. tcr ©tant, 
 Sftangj T. tic Sctingung, Claufel^ Corns. 
 the — of a house, tic (SScrmogcn§=)Umf^dntc 
 eine§ (^antcl8=)-&QWffSj <>" (upon)—, a 
 Contition. [II. n. betingen, auSmadKn. 
 
 To Condi'tion, v. I. a. 93etingungcn matben, 
 
 C^ndi'tional, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. betingtj 
 2. betingcnb i bctingunggrocife. [fcbrdnftbcit. 
 
 Condrtipnal'ity, .v. tie Sctingtbcit, Cingc* 
 
 Condi'tiQned, adj.(comp.) bcf^affen, gcartcti 
 Corns, (ton ^atfeten oterSBaarcn) ill—, 
 f(ble(bt contitionirt, uertorbcn, fcbat^aftj 
 well—, njo^l contitionirt, wo^lgefialten, gut. 
 
 Condo'!atory,arfi. contolircnt- [gen,contoIiren. 
 
 To Condole', v. n. (ju». a.) fein Scilcit bcsei* 
 
 Condole'm^nt, ,v. tie S3ctrfibnip, S^raucr. 
 
 C(?ndo'l?nce, s. taS ©elicit, tie Contolcnj. 
 
 Condo'ler, s. tcr Contolirente. 
 
 Con'dQma, s. Zool. tcr ^utu. 
 
 C8n'dor, s. Orn. tcr Center. 
 
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 To CondQce', v. n. Wmn, bcitrogen, fSrbcr* 
 
 lid) fcin, mitmirfen. [ducive 
 
 Condu'c§nt, Condu'cjble, &c. vid. t. U. Con 
 
 Condu'cjve, I. adj. t)ienUd^, n^Ud), bcitrageut) 
 
 (—to, su)5 n. — nes8, s. Me Sicnlid^Mt, 
 
 CSn'duct, s. 1 . bicSSeglcitung, bag (fi^erc) ®t 
 hit j 2.^g. fctc gcitung, gu^rung i 3. gen. taS 
 SSetragen, 4. tie |)auS^Qltung, SScrroaltung. 
 
 To Conduct', v. a. 1. fu^ren, leitenj 2. geleis 
 Icitcnj —out, Mar. (cin®W)Qu6Iot|fen5 
 3. oerwaltcn, fu^renj 4. n^/Z. fit^ Quff%en, 
 betrttgen. [t)ur(^ {R6t)rcn). 
 
 Conduc'tion, *. 7\ bef. iViy. bic Seitung (wit 
 
 Conduc'tor, (Conduc'ter), s. l.bcr^u^rer,Ses 
 gleitcr 5 2. t)cr (^oflO<5onbucteur, ©d^offncr 5 
 3.ber7fnfu^rcr5 SSerwatter, 4.AfM^.t5er9J?u= 
 j1!t>ircc^r5 5. T. bef. PA?/. Dcr (Sonbuctori 
 6. Eiec. Der SSIi^ablcitcrj T. 5j/rgf. bcr bet- 
 ter (M Spcrationen). [Ifuffe^crtnn 
 
 Conduc'tiess, A. 1. bit ^I'l^rcrinn, 2c. 5 2. bic 
 
 Con'dujt, s. 1. bie Olo^re^ 2. ber ^onal (oon 
 Sfl6^rcn)j 3. bcrSciter, ^onbuctorj -pipe, 
 bie SBaiTer(teitung§)r6^rc. [boppcln. 
 
 To C9ndu'plicate, v. a. 5«fammenfaltcn, t>cr= 
 
 C9ndnplica'tion,.v.i.bic^erboppelung5 2. bic 
 ICbfc^rift, ba8 ©uplicat. [®elcn!^ugel. 
 
 CSn'dyl, C»n'dyle, Con'dyloid, s. Anat. ber 
 
 CSn'djIoid, adj. Anat. Fonbl)roibeifd). 
 
 cone, J. 1. Gpom. ber^egcl^ 2. (— Rhell), 
 Conc/i.b{cJtegcIf(^ne(fc5 Bot-s. 3. ber (Son* 
 ncn»)3apfeni 4.bie^nona5erbbeerf} —wheat, 
 ber ^cgclrociscn. 
 
 Co'ney, v. (u. comp.) vid. Cony. ffect. 
 
 CSn'fect, s. ba§ mit 3ucfcr (Sfngcmatbte, 60ns 
 
 Confec'tion, .v. 1. rofeConfect; 2. gen. bie 
 (Kiytur, 3. M(?c/. bie Saltcerge. 
 
 Confec'tionary, s. l.bie^ucferbfirfcrei} 2. ba8 
 3ucfern)erF, 6onfect. 
 
 Cpnfec'tioner, .9. ber 3u(ferb5(fcr; Sonbitor. 
 
 Cpnfec'tory, adj. bie 3urferbfi(ferc{ betrejfenb. 
 
 Confed'eracy, .v. 1 . HB Sfinbnif , ber 58wnb 5 
 2. bie SSerfd)n)6rung, boS Gomplot. 
 
 To CQnfed'erate, r. v. k a. (][A)) verbunben. 
 
 Confed'eraite^ I- crrf;. pcrb^nbct? II. v. l.fcer 
 S5unbe8geno^ , SSerbunbcte? 2. ber SSer* 
 fd^wornc, gjJitf^uIbigc. [nip, ber Sunb. 
 
 Confedera'tion, s. bic ^erbinbung, bas aSunbs 
 
 To Confer', t-. I. n, ft(^ unterreben, imtertjan* 
 bein, berot^f^Iogen, II. a. erti^eilcn, oer^ 
 leii^cn, ubcrtragen (—on, or upon one, (Si^ 
 nem (ktroa^). 
 
 CSn'ference, s. bie ®ef(^fift§ = Unterrebung, 
 (S-Unter^anblungj Gonferenj. [^rf^eiler. 
 
 Confer'rer, J. 1. bcr Unter^anbelnljc, 2. ber 
 
 To Confess', r. I. a. I.befcnnen, gefleT)en5 
 
 2 cinrdumcn, sugcfic^eni 3. Ecc. bdt^ten ; 
 
 4. scigcn, Jtunbe gcbcn, II. ». Ecc. bei^ten. 
 Confes'sant, s. ber fficicbtenbe. 
 Confes'sedly, adv. ojfenbar, unlaugbar. 
 Confes'sion, s. l.bQ§93e!enntmp, (Sefidinbm^^ 
 
 2. Ecc. fl) boS®Iauben§be!enntnif j ?>) bic 
 
 SBei^fe? 3. Law, bie ^nerFennung (einer 
 Confes'sional, s. ber Sci(btflU^I. [Sd^ulb). 
 Confes'si^nary, I. s. ber 9?ei(^t|!u^l) II. adj. 
 
 bie SJ^renbeid^te betreffenb. 
 Confes'sionist, s. ber Sonfeffton&t)er»anbte 
 Con'fesspr, J. l.bcr®IaubenSbcfenner5 2. ber 
 
 (^e^Ier,:c.) ©efte^enbej 3. (father-), ber 
 Confi'ci?nt,ac7i.n>irfenb,n)ir!fain.[a5ei(i)tpater^ 
 CSnfjdant', s. ber SSertroute, SWitwiffcr. 
 Confidante', s. bie SSertroute, 
 To Confide', v. I. n. pcrfrouen 5 (—in, ouf) f 
 
 II. a. anoertrauen. 
 C8n'fidence, s. 1. bQ§ fiJertrauen, 3utraucnf 
 
 2. bie 3utrauIi(i^Fcit5 3uoerri^tj 3. bir 
 ©reifiigfeit. 
 
 CSn'fident, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. 1. per* 
 
 frotienb^ 2. gen)if,ubcrjeugtj 3.juioerWs 
 
 Ii(b5 4. certrQuenSooH? 5. breifl, ferf^ ni. 
 
 — ncss, *. bie 3u»erfl(^tIi(^Feit. 
 CSn'fident, s. vid. b. m. r. Confidant. 
 Cfinfiden'tial, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. \)cr«^ 
 
 trauli(b5 2. tertraut, prioatim. Corns.— 
 
 clerk, bcr^ronirofu^rer^ —letter, ber^ar* 
 Confi'der, s. ber SSertrauenbe. [ticulorbrief. 
 ToConfrg'urate,v.w. 2\ bie "Xfpecten Qnjeigen. 
 C^nfTgura'tion, s, Phy. bie dufere ©eflaltung 
 
 Ob. ffiilbung 5 2. bic ®Iei(^^eit ber ® efioUung 5 
 
 3. /I. vfroL bie Tffpectcn. 
 To Confyg'ijre, r. a. bilbcn, geflQlten. 
 Confi'nable, adj. begrenjbar. 
 CSn'fine, I. s. (gcw.p/.) bie ©renjei fig. ber 
 
 Sflanb 5 II. adj. angrcnjenb. 
 To C(?nfine', v. I. n. grenjen, II. (J- 1. begrcn» 
 
 sen; 2. einfc^rdnfcn, befd)rdn!cnj to be c-d, 
 
 in ben SBod^en (franf) liegen; 3. einfperren. 
 C^nfineless, adj. grenjenIo§, unumf(§rc{n!t. 
 Confine'raent, s. 1 . bic ginfperrung, ®efQngcn= 
 
 f(]^aft5 2. bie einfdjrdnfung, ber 3wang j 3. 
 
 bie SSerbannung? 4.y?8-. bic ©clatjereij 5. 
 
 ba§ SBod^cnbctt. 
 Confi'ner, s. 1 . ber (bie, bag) Ginf(brdnFenbc , 
 
 2.bcr®rcnsberoo^ner5 ©renpat^bar, 3.ba& 
 
 5J?itteIbing (5. 35. bie S^^ierpfTonse). 
 ConfTn'jty, .v. bie ^Jcacbborft^Qft, M^t. 
 To Confirm', v. a. 1. bemdtjren, befeftigenj 2. 
 
 befldtigen, befldrfen, befrdftigen, tjerftc^ernj 
 
 3. Rel. firmcln, con^rmiren. 
 Confir'mable, adj. erWCiSli^. 
 canfirma'tion, s, 1. bie SSefldtigung, SeFrdffi*- 
 
 gung, baS 3cugnif } 2. Rel. bie (5onftrmoti,'>n. 
 
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 Confir'inalire, adj. befldtigcnb. 
 
 CiSnnrma'tQr, s. bcr Sej^Stiger, 3euge. 
 Confir'matpry, adj. 1. (-of) befldtigcnt), U' 
 
 ftaftigenb j 2. \ik (Sonfirmation bctrcffcnl). 
 Con.Tr'mer, s. bcrBcugc? a5emei&. 
 ConfTs'cable, adj. confiecabcl. 
 To Confis'cate [W. Wore. kc. con'f}scate, 
 
 Wb.kc.'], V. a. confii&ciren. 
 ConfiVcate, adj. cingcjogen, tjerfatten. 
 Confisca'tion, s. t)ie 6onft§cation. [®uter. 
 Con'fiscatQf, s. ber SSermaltcr eingejogencr 
 Confis'catprj-, adj. confiScatorifc^, 6onpSca= 
 To CpnfTx', V. a. bcfcfligen. [tionS- 
 
 CpnfYx'ure, s. MS SScfcfligcn. 
 C8nflagra'tion,A\ ber®rant), t)ic^euer6brunfl. 
 Confla'tion, s. \>cv 3ufammenflup. 
 To Conflict', u.n. Mmpfen, flrciten (avti^fig.). 
 Con'flict, s. 1. bad 3ufammen= ob. 7fufeinan= 
 
 berftofcnj 2. ber,KQmpf, ©treit (and) fig.). 
 can'fluencc, *. lit. kfig. ber Bufammcnflup. 
 CSn'flu^nt, adj. jufammenfliepenb. 
 Con'flux, s. mt Confluence, qv, [men. 
 
 Conform', adj. Com. conform » to be—, fKm= 
 To Conform', v.\. a. 1. glciii^fSrmig ma^cn, 
 
 onpaJTen 5 2. refl. fic^ fugen in..., bcfolgcn 3 
 
 II. n. [\6i xi^Un C— to, m6)). 
 Cpnfor'mable, I. adj.; II.— ly, adv. l.gleid^= 
 
 formig, gemdf, oereinbar j 2. nad^giebig. 
 Conforraa'tion, s. 1. bie S5ilbung, ®eflalt, ber 
 
 33au ) 2. bie (Sleid^formi^feit, ilberemfHm= 
 
 mung (—to, mit)j 3. /Vfe^. bie JtorperconflU 
 
 tntion. [ttt, K. c/. To Conform. 
 
 Confor'raer, s. @iner, bcr fi^ na(^ etroag ric^s 
 ConfSr'mjgt,*. l.JScc. ber Sonformij^j 2. uid. 
 
 Con former. 
 Confor'raity, *. 1. bieH'^nlid^Mt, ©leid^ formig* 
 
 feitj 2. bie ©emdp^eit, Ubereinftimmung 5 
 
 Corns, in—, itbereinftimmenb, conform 5 to 
 
 note in — , glci(^f5rmig bud^en, gleid^fSrmigc 
 
 SSormerfung madden. 
 To Confound, v.a.\. t}ermengen j oerrairren j 
 
 2.oern)e(tifeInj 3. befhirjt mac^en^befd^amen, 
 
 4. cernid^tcn, jcrflorcnj —me! vulg. ^ol' 
 
 mi^ ber^enfer! 
 Confbun'ded, I. p. a. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. fer* 
 
 roirrt, beftiir^t, befc^amtj 2. vulg. ttbf(beu= 
 
 Ud^, ocrwunfi^t. [found. 
 
 Confoun'der, s. ber SSerwicrer, it. cf. To Con- 
 Con frater'nity, s, bef. Ecc. bie Sruberfcbaft. 
 CSnfrica'tion, s. ba§ JTneinanberrciben , bie 
 Confri'ar, s. ber 2R(tm6n(b. [friction. 
 
 ToConfrSnt', v. a. I.((5incm)gegenuberfte^en5 
 
 i^m (sum Tf ngriff) bie ©drn bieten? 2. gegen= 
 
 iiberjleUenj Laio,confrontiren5 S.cergleic^cn. 
 CSnfrpnta'tion, s. 1. bie ©egeneinanbcrftellung 5 
 
 Law?, (Sonfrontation j 2. bie S5crgleiiung. 
 
 To CpntSse, v.a.l. »cr»trren ) 2. ccrmengen \ 
 
 3. beflurjt madden. 
 
 Confuse', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. vid. b. f. SB. 
 Confused', I. p. p.; II. — ly, adv. 1. tjermengti 
 
 2. t>emorrcn, unHar^ 3. iibercilt, bcfiiSrst- 
 Confu'sion, s. 1. bie SSernjirning 5 2. bie S5cr= 
 
 mci^fetungj 3. bie Sef(^dmung j Sefiurjung5 
 
 4. ba§ SBcrberben? 5. Law, bie SScrmengung 
 Confu'tablc, adj. mibcrlegbar. [be§.^crm6gen§. 
 Confu'tant, s. ber SBibcrlegcr. 
 Confuta'tion, s. bic SBiberlcgung. 
 
 To Confute', v. a. roiberlegen, ubcrffl^ren. 
 
 Confu't^r, s. ber SBiberlegcr. 
 
 Con'ge, &c. roic Congee, qv. [laubnif • 
 
 C8n'gcable, adj. gefc^Iid(), mit gefe^Iid^er (Sr= 
 
 To Congeal', v. I. a. 1 . gcfrieren ob. gerinneu 
 madijcn? 2. fig. fiaxt, unbcmeglid^ madden 3 
 II. n. 1. gefricrenj gerinncn ? 2. fig. erflarren 
 
 Congea'lable, adj. gcfrierbar j gcrinnbar. 
 
 Congeal'ment, s. l.bie gcfrorene ob.geronncne 
 ^QfJaffe) 2. vid. Congelation. 
 
 Con'gee, .v. 1. bic SScurlaubung, bcr Tfbfc^ieb? 
 2. bic Scrbeugung^ 3. Arch, bcr "Jfnlauf, 
 juro. ber TCblauf. 
 
 To CSn'gee, v.n.l. 'Xbfd^ieb ncljmcn, fi^ be* 
 urlQubcn(— with, hci)i 2. fit^ oerbeugen. 
 
 Cpngel'able, adj. vid. Congealable. [nung 
 
 Congela'tion,^. l.ba^Oefriercnj 2.bie®cnn» 
 
 Conge'ner, s. ber glcic^artigc ©egenflonb. 
 
 Congen'eracy, Conge n'erousness,.?. bic ©Icid^» 
 artigfeit. [glcicbartig. 
 
 Congen'erous, Conge'ner, Congener'jc, adj. 
 
 Cpnge'njal, I. adj. 1. glei^artig, (gciftc§)ver» 
 wanbtj 2. Qngcmeffcni II. — ness; Con- 
 genfal'jty, .v. 1. bie ©Icid^ortigfcit, 05cifleS* 
 oermanbtfd^aft, 2. bie ^fngemcffcn^eif . 
 
 Congen'ital, Congen'ite, adj. mitgeborcn, an* 
 
 Con'ger, s. (— eel), Ich. ber OJfccraal. [gcborcn. 
 
 Conge'rjes, s. bic In^dufung. 
 
 To Congest', v. a. auf^dufcn, fammcln. 
 
 Conges'tjble, adj. on^ufbar. 
 
 Conges'tion [— tshun], s. Med. bic Songcflion. 
 
 To Congla'cjate, v. n. gcfricrcn. 
 
 Conglacja'tion, s. ba8 ®efrieren. 
 
 To Conglo'bate, v. a. jufammcnbaUcn. 
 
 Conglo'bate, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. (SUfam^ 
 men)gebttttf, bi(^t. [bcr ,Klumpen. 
 
 Congioba'tion, *. 1. bic^ufammcnballung, 2. 
 
 To Conglobe', v. a. &n. (fid^) jufammenbollen. 
 
 To ConglSb'ulate, v. n. fitb jufammcnballcn. 
 
 To Congl8m'?rate, v. a. jufammenbaacnj auf* 
 micfeln. 
 
 Congiom'?rate,l.odi. l.jufammcngebaUt j ju^ 
 fammengcreicfcltj 2. Bof.sufammengcfndult^ 
 S.r^foi.gonglomeiatH— glands, /InafoDrufen 
 mitF6rmgcm^Sauj Il.^.CeoLbasSonglcmerQt. 
 
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 C{»ngl9m?ra'tion, *. 1. bie 3ufammcnbttllung, 
 
 3nfammenn)iceelun9j 2. bie SScrmif^ung. 
 Cpnglu'tjnant, I. adj. 1. |ufQmmeuIcimcnt>, ju= 
 
 limmcnflcbenl)} 2. Med. n)unt)cn^cUenD5 II. 
 
 c-s, s. pi. Med. wunt)en^eilcnt)c SKittel. 
 To Conglu'tinate, v. I. a. 1. jufammcnfugen, 
 
 j-Ieimen, 2. Aferf. conglutircn j 3. /ig.oerei* 
 
 nigcnj II. n.l.jufammcnnjQdjfen, xufammcns 
 
 ^cilcnj 2.^g:. |1(^ »cmntgen. 
 Cpngia'tinate, adj. lit. &fig. jufQinmcngcfflgt. 
 Conglutina'tion, s. 1. DaS^ufammenfilgcn, 3-» 
 
 Icimenj 2. Med. Mc^-^eilungj 3. ^g. Me 
 
 ffiereinigung. [Iciment) , 2. ATed. j-^eilcnt>. 
 Cpngia'tinative, adj. 1. sufammenflebenb, j-s 
 Conglu'tjnator, *. ATed. bQS TOunljen^eilcnbe 
 Con'go, s. t)cr 6ongot^cc. [^ittcl. 
 
 To Congrat'aiate, v. a. beglucfnjlinfd^cn, ©lucf 
 
 n)finfdf>cn (— upon, ju). [wunft^ung. 
 
 Congratola'tion, s. ber ®lficfn)unf(i, lU ®Iucf» 
 Congrat'ulator, j. bcr SSeglucfrcunfc^cr. 
 Congrat'ulatpry, adj. glfidwunfdjent). 
 To COn'gregate, v. a. & n. (fid^) ocrfammeln. 
 CSngrega'tion, s. 1. bic ©ommlung 5 2. tic 
 
 Scrfammlung , 3. Ecc. bic ©emcinbc . 
 CSngrega'tiongl, adj. Ecc. 1. JU cincrSSCTs 
 
 fammlung ob. »itir(^engemeinbe gc^orig, got» 
 
 tc8bienflli(^5 2.bie3nbepenbcntcn bctrcffenb. 
 C8ngrega'tionaIism, s.Ecc. bte (Sigcnrcgierung 
 
 icberJtir(l)cngemetnbc(bcibcn3nbcpcnbcntcn). 
 CSngrega'tipnali'st, s.^Ecc. bcr Sn^^pcnbcnt. 
 Gon'gress, J. l.bQS^ufQmmentreffetu bcr'}fn» 
 
 griff, ,Jtampf J 2. bef. Pol. bic SSerfamm^s 
 
 lung, bcr 6ongrcp; 3. ^m. bcr^ongrcp^ 4. 
 
 bic aSegottung. [ncm Songre^ geljorig. 
 
 Congres'sipnal, adj. ju cincr SScrfammlung, ei= 
 Cpngres'sivc, adj. 1. fic^ locrfammelnb j 2. jt(V 
 
 (feinbU4)) bcgcgnenbj 3. bcgottcnb. 
 CSn'grflence, Cpngru'^ncy, *. bic flbercinftim= 
 
 mung, ©emafjjcit. [gema^, 2.f(]^icfli^. 
 C6n'gruent,adi. l,iibercin|timmenb(— to, mit), 
 Congru'ity, *. 1. bie Ubereinflimmungj 2. bic 
 
 ©d^ic!U^!eit 5 3. bic ^olgcridjtigfcit , 4. 
 
 <?eoAn. bic (Songruenj. 
 CSn'gruous, I. adj. ; IT. — ly, adv. l.iibcrein= 
 
 fHmmigj 2. angcmcffcn, fd^icflid^? 3. \)cr= 
 
 Tiunftgcmdf. 
 Con'ical, (CSn'jc), Geom. & J9of. I. adj. ; II. 
 
 — ly, adv. Fonif^j conic section, ber Jtegcls 
 
 f^nitt. [fdjnittcn. 
 
 C»n'ics, *. pi. Geom. btc Ec^rc oon ben ^egcl= 
 Cgnif^rous, adj. Bot. japfcntragenb. 
 .Cr/niform, adj. fegclformig. 
 4:To Conject', (Sh.) vid. To Conjecture. 
 Conjec'turable [— tshyr—], I. adj.; II. —ly, 
 
 adv. mut^mo^Ud^. [U(i. 
 
 Conjec'tural, T. adj.; IT. — ly, adtJ. mtxtf^map 
 I. 
 
 C(?njectural'jty, s. bie 5Kut^maf Uci^fcit. 
 CQnjec'ture, s. bic9Kut^mQ^ung,S5cnnut^un9. 
 To Conjec'ture, v. a, mut^niapcn, t>ermutl)en. 
 CQnjec't^rer, s. bcr SO^ut^maper, SBcrmut^cr. 
 To Conjoin', v. 1. a.l. cerbinben, tjcrcinigen 
 
 2. c^clic^ t^erbinbcnj II. n. ficb Dcrbinbcn j 
 c-ed rule of three, Arith. bic j'cttcnrcgcl. 
 
 Conjornt', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. ocrbunbcn, 
 i^crcinigt5 —degree, iVf«5. bicSecunbc, %oxU 
 filjreitung in bcr ©ecunbc. 
 
 Con'jugal, I. odj. ; II. —ly, adv. cl)eUd{>. 
 
 To Conjugate, v. a. Gram, ccnjugircn. 
 
 Con'jogate, I. adj. 1. Bot. gcpaort, 2. Gcorn. 
 conjugirt, Stcbcn* 5 H- c-s, s. pi. Gram. Con* 
 jugatQ. [bic (Sonjugation. 
 
 Conjuga'tion, s. 1. bicSScrbinbungj 2. Gram. 
 
 Cgnjunct', adj. »)crbunbcn, tcrcint. 
 
 Cpnjunc'tion, s. 1. bicSScrbinbung? 2, Gram. 
 & Ast. bie Conjunction} 3. bic SScgattung. 
 
 Cgnjunc'tjvc , I. adj. ocrbinbcnbj —mood, 
 Gram, bcr Conjunctii^) II. — ly, adv. gc* 
 meinf(H>QftIid^, locrcint, fdmmtlit^. 
 
 Conjunct'ly, adv. mk Conjunctively, qv. 
 
 Conjunc'ture[— tshur], J. l./ig. bQ§ 3ufam* 
 mcntreffen 5 2. bic ©clcgcn^cit, bcr 3citpunft5 
 
 3. bie 7frt bcr SScrcinigung, ^ufammcnflcl* 
 lung 5 4. bic ©cmdpljcit. 
 
 Conjura'tion, s. bic Scfd^roorung 
 
 To Conjure', v. a. bcfd)w6rcn. 
 
 To Con'jure, v. I. n. ^aubcrci trcibcnj II. a. 
 
 bcsaubern, bannen, citircn. 
 Cpujure'inent, s. bic S5cfd)n)6rung. 
 Con'jur«?r, s. 1. bcr ®cfd?n)6rcr, 3<iubercr} 
 
 joe. bcr ^ej-cnmeiflcr, 2, }nod.bic9lcifcfii(^c. 
 Connas'cence, s. 1. bic SJlitgcburtj 2. ba§ 
 
 3ufQmmenroo4)fcn. [Bot. tjcrraodjfcn. 
 
 Cpnnate', adj. 1. mitgcborcn, Qngcborcnj 2. 
 Connat'ural [— tshur— ], I. adj.; II. — ly, 
 
 adv. 1. Qngeboren,naturri(&5 2. pcrraanbt. 
 
 Connatural'jty, CQnnat'yraln^ss, s. bie (SBe» 
 
 fcn§=)SSerTOQnbtfd)aft. 
 
 To cpnnat'uraiize, v. a. Qngcmo^ncn, ancigncn. 
 To Connect', v. a. lit. icfig. fcrbinbcn, c-ing 
 
 rod,5.Mcc/i.bie,RuppcIf!Qngc5 Slfiuclflonge 
 Connec'tjve, I. s. ba&ffiinbcroortj II. adj. fcr* 
 
 binbcnb j III. — ly, adv. in SScrbinbung. 
 Connec'tion, Connex'lon, s. lit. Scfig. bcr 3u» 
 
 fammcn()ang, bie g$crbinbung, Connexion. 
 Conni'vance, s.fig. bag flbcrfc^en, bic 3ulaf= 
 
 fung, S^Qc^ftf^t. [2. (—at), naifcljcn, bulbcn. 
 To CpnnTve', v.n. l.(mit bcn^Cugcn) roinfeni 
 Conni'v?nt, adj. 1. nacbfitbtigj 2. Bot. gegcn 
 
 einanbergcneigt5 3.— valves,y4r/af. bicSarm* 
 Conni'v?r,*.bcr3TQ(^fi(^tigc. [gotten u.^oltcn. 
 Connoisseur [cSnn^ssAr'], .s\ bcr(^unfl«)J^^*l* 
 
 nerj —ship, bic Jtennerf(^ttft. 
 IB 
 
Conn 
 
 194 
 
 Cons 
 
 CpnnFbjal, adj. e^cU^. 
 C»niiuin§ra'tion, s. l)ic ^ufommcnsd^lung. 
 CSDnutn'tious, adj. jufammen ouferjogen. 
 Co'noit, s. 1. Geom. & Bot. Dcr ^fterfegel, 
 
 tie ^onoibe, 2. Anat. i)ie ^irbelDdfe. [Difd^. 
 Cgnoi'dicaljCpnoi'djc, adj. Geom.&Bot. fonoi^ 
 To Cdn'qu?r [— ker], v. I. a. 1. crobcmj 2. 
 
 iit. &yig. bepcgen, H. n. {legen. 
 Ctfn'qu^rable, I. adj. fiberwinbli^, beficgbar, 
 
 n. — ness, i-. W XiUxmnUi6)Mt. 
 Con'qoeress, ^. iie (Siegerinn. 
 C6n'qu?i"9r, s. t>er Groberer j ©ieger. 
 Con'quest [— kwest], s. 1. bie groberunQ) 2. 
 
 bcr ©icgj 3. ba§ SBaffengliitf 5 *• ^aio, bie 
 CSn'rad, j. (Sonrab (SW-n.)- [S5eii|erlangung. 
 Consangmn'eous, arfj. blut8»emanbt. 
 C8nsangmn'ity, s. bie ®lutgoerwanbtfc()aft. 
 CSn'sci^nce [— sh^nce], *.l.baS®en)iffenj 2. 
 
 bicOled^tfd^affcn^eitj 3. W n)ttt)rc (njirflidfje) 
 
 ©efinnungj 4. Uc ®ebcnflid)feit, ba§ a3e* 
 
 benfen (an. ©ewiffen) 5 5. lud. t>k aSiUigfcit. 
 C8nscien'tious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ge»iffen= 
 
 boft, mit gutem ©enjilfcn? III. —ness, s. 
 
 Ut ®emi|fent)aftig!eit. 
 Con'scionable, 1. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. gewifs 
 
 fen^aftj 2. biUigj III. -ness, *. 1. W @e= 
 
 njiffen^Qftigfeit, 2. Die aSiUigfcit. 
 CSn'scioiis [—shuts], l.adj.; II. — ly, adv. hz- 
 
 »upt) luifenb, ,kenntnip bab enb oon ..., fun* 
 
 bigi m.— ness, s. boS ((Selbfts)35ewuptfein. 
 To Con'secrate, u. a. 1. wcibcn, luibmctt (—to, 
 
 p)5 2. bef. jEcc. (cin)n)eiben) 3. canonifi- 
 
 rcnj 4. J)urd^ ben ®ebrau(b beiligen. 
 Con'secrate, acZj. gen)ei()t, gebeiligt, beilig. 
 Consecra'tion, *. 1. bef. Ecc. bie SBeibe, Gin* 
 
 fegnung, 2. bieSonfecrtttiottj 3. bie|)eiligs 
 
 fpvetbung. [Ginfegnenbe. 
 
 Con'secrator, (C8n'secrater), .v. ber SKei()enbC, 
 Con'secratory, adj. ()eiltg mac^enb, beiligenb. 
 Con's?ctary, I .adj. fotgere(bt 5 II. s. ber ^olge^ 
 
 fa§; bie ^olge. 
 cansecu'tion, 5. 1. bie ©(blupfolge, ^olge? 2. 
 
 bie Tfufeinanberfolgej — month, ^^i.ber fi)n= 
 
 obiftbe 5Konat. 
 ConsSc'utive, I. ac/j. 1. na^ ob. ttuf einaubet 
 
 folgenbj 2. (-to), sufolge, folgenb...} - 
 
 chords, M/*. fortfireitenbe ^ccorbes H- 
 
 — ly, adv. folglid^, bemnad). 
 Consent', s. 1. bie ginwiUigung, ^uftimmung, 
 
 2. bicUbereinftimmungj S.berBufammen^angj 
 
 4. bie 5J?itn>irfung5 5. Med. W ©Qmpat^ie 
 To Consent', v. n. 1. (flbers)e{nflimmcn5 ein« 
 
 wiUigen (— to, in ^tx(i(xh^ 5 2. mitwirJen. 
 Cftns^nta'neous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. fiber* 
 
 einfttmmenb (—to, mit), ongcmcffcni in. — 
 new, A, bie flbercinftimmung, ®emaf(>cit. 
 
 Cpnsen'ter, s. ber Ubcreinftimmenbe, ginwiBi; 
 
 genbe. [ftimmig, glei(bf6rmig. 
 
 Cgnsen'ti^nt [— shi^nt], adj. einflimmenb, ein» 
 Con'sequence, s. 1 . bie §olge > 2. bic SBirf ung, 
 
 bergrfolgi 3. bie golgerung, ber ©d^Iupj 4. 
 
 berSinflufi bie SBi^tigfeit, ba& !iCnfeben. 
 Con'sequent, I. adj. 1. folgenbj 2. foIgere(3^t> 
 
 II. s. 1, bie ^olge, ber ©rfolg, 2. bie Solge= 
 
 rung 5 III. — ly, adv. folglid^. 
 Consequen'tial, I. adj. 1. erfolgcnb , 2. folgc= 
 
 rcd^t; confcquentj 3. roid^tig 5 4. »i(btig 
 
 t^ucnb, cingebilbet, b^ibtrabenb, —losses, 
 
 Law, »erant»ortli(ber @d;abeni II. — ly, 
 
 adv. foIgli(b, U. cf. adj. 
 Conser'tion, s. bic SSerbiubung, Inpaffung. 
 Conser'vable, adj. erbaltbar. 
 Cpnser'vant, adj. erljaltenb, bewa^renb. 
 CSns^rva'tion, 5. lit. &j?g.bie@rbaltung, SSc* 
 
 wabrung. 
 Conser'vative, I. adj. erljaltcnb, confer»atiti 
 
 II. c-s, s. pi. Pol, mod. W 6onfer»Qtii>en. 
 Conserva'tpr, s. 1. ber grijatter, SSefcbii^erj 
 
 2. ber luffei^cr, (§onferootor3 3. Law, ber 
 6(bicb§ri(bter. 
 
 Conser'vatory, I. adj. erbaltcub, conferpirenb > 
 II. s. bag fdiUUnif, ber SSe^dlter. 
 
 To Conserve', v. a. 1. erijalten, bema()ren j 2. 
 (^rud^te, K.) einmtt(ben. 
 
 Con'serve, s. tk (Sonferoe, boS (Singemad^te. 
 
 Cpnser'v^r, 5. Lbcr^ri^alter, 2,ber^uffe^er$ 
 
 3. ber ^ru(bte, ic. einmad^t. 
 
 To Consid'er, v. I. a. 1. betrtt(bten j 2. fig. 
 betratbten? erwcigen) 3.unterfu(ben 5 ^MM' 
 ri(btncl)men(auf)) erfcnnenj 5.anfeben(fiir)j 
 6. (bo(b)a(bten^ II. n. 1. nad^benfen? 2. ficb 
 bebenfen, unfd^U'iffig fein. 
 
 Consid'ergible, I. adj.; II. — ly, adu. Qnfebn» 
 li^f bebeutcnb, wid^tifl. 
 
 Consid'erate, I.adj.; II. — ly,ado.l.bebad^tfam, 
 porfid^tigj umftd^tig, 2.col. mclfig,befd^eiben. 
 
 CSnsjdera'tion, s. 1. bie ©etrttd^tung, (Srnjds 
 gungj 2. bieUberlcgungj 3. "aiz a3etrdc^f= 
 lid^feit, SCBid^tig!eit5 4. ba&:jCnfeben, \iitM'' 
 tung5 5. ber aSeweggrunb, bie S^iicffid^t, 6. 
 bie entfd^dbigung, bererfa§5 'T. Com. bic 
 ^rdmie, 8. Laic, bie in einem (Sontrocte 
 ilbernommene Seiftung j in — of. . ., xixdMU 
 lid^..., in SSetra^t...) Law & Com. for 
 andin — ofthesumof..., lim unb ffir ^U 
 <Summe ©on...? failure of— lik mangel= 
 bafteSSalutaj want of—, berSOfJangel anSJa* 
 lutaj —money, baS ^aufgelb, ^aufpretiunu. 
 
 Consid'?r?r, s. ber ^rufer? ©cnfcr. 
 
 Consid'^ring, l.partic. inSSetrod^t, roaS... 
 betrifftj II. conj. —that, angefc^en bap. 
 
 To CpnsiunT-sTn'], v. I. a. 1 . ubertragen, cin' 
 
Conj 
 
 195 
 
 Cons 
 
 ^dnbiflen, libergebeni 2. anoertrauen, 3. 
 Wd^cn/Sucignenj 4.ubermai^en, iiberfenben, 
 Com. conjigniren. 
 Cpnsig'natary, s. Com. & Law, Ux S&txma'i)' 
 rcr, ®epofitar, Sonfignatar. [signment. 
 
 COnsigna'tion, s. Com. & Law, vid, b. u. Con- 
 
 Consig^nature [— tshur], ,¥. l)ie SSoUjie^ung (eis 
 neS SnfirumcntS), (Sontrafignatur. 
 
 Consignee', s. Com. ^er®ef(^dft&trager, ©pe* 
 ijitcur, (SBaarenO^nipfdnger, (Sonrignatar. 
 
 Consign'^d, p. a. Com. & Law, —goods, an= 
 DertTQuteS ®ut, 6ommiffiong= u. ©petitions* 
 gfitcrj —money, jDcpofittngelber. 
 
 Cpnslgn'^r, s. vid. Consignor. 
 
 Cgnsignifjca'tion, s. tie glci(^e ©eDcutung. 
 
 Consjgnifflcative, adj. glci^bel)eutenb.^ 
 
 ConsTgn'ment, .v. 1. t)te Ubertrogung, Uberlie= 
 ferung, Uberfijnbung, 2. baS oerfanbte ®ut3 
 tic 4)interlagc J 3. Laiij, Der ^interUgung&= 
 contract ? Corns. 4. (— of goods), tic SBqq* 
 rcnfcnbung, Sonfignation, 5. —of (or in) 
 specie, tie SSarfentung 3 goods iu — , (5on= 
 flgnationSroaQren. 
 
 Consignor', (opp. CSnsTgnee'), s. Com. 1. ter 
 (agaaren=)^b» oter Ginfcnter, ScfrocJ^ter, 
 aSerfcfjiffcr, Sonfignateur, 2. tcr (5ommit= 
 icnt, Tfuftraggebcr, SSaarcnbefteBfcr. 
 
 To Consist', V. n. 1. ejifliren^ 2. bcfle^en (— 
 in, or of, in, ot. au8) j 3. ^efligfeit ^abcn 5 
 4. (—with), mit einanter beflcbcn. 
 
 Cynsis't^nce, Cpnsis'tfncy, s. 1. ter ®eflant; 
 tie exiflenj,S5ubftan5 j 2. tie^efiigfeit,©id)t= 
 ^dt, (Sonfifienj 3 3. ta^ SSefen, tie Sefd^ttffcn* 
 ^eit j 4. tic ©ttucr, tcriBefianti 5. tie fiber* 
 einfiimmung^ G. ter etiUj^ant. 
 
 Cpnsis'tent, I. adj.; IT. — Fy, adv. 1. fefl, tit^t, 
 ni(j^t pffig 5 2. ubereinftimment, oertrdglid) i 
 3. foIgerc(i^t, lufammen^cingent. [ftorial*. 
 
 CSnsisto'rjal, adj. Ecc. confiflorialifd), Sonfi* 
 
 C6nsi8to'rj?Ln, adj. pre&bt)tcriQnif(^. 
 
 C»n'sjstory, I. 5. 1. Ecc. toSGonflftorium} 2. 
 jetc feierlidje SScrfammlung. 
 
 Cgnso'cj^ite, s. terS^eil^ober,?Kia>erbuntcnc. 
 
 To Cpnso'ciate, v. I. a. 1 . jugcfellen, oereini* 
 gen 5 2. jufammen^ttltcn, oerbinten, befefti= 
 geni Ii. n. 1. jufammcnfliefen} 2, ft(j() per* 
 btnten, fi(^ pereinigcn. 
 
 COnsocia'tion, s. 1. tie 3ugefeUung, (cnge) 
 IKerbintung J 2. ter uertraute Umgang. 
 
 CQnso'lable, adj. troflbar, troftUc^. 
 
 CSnsQla'tion, s. ter %xofi. 
 
 COn'solator, s. ter Srofter. 
 
 CpnsSl'atpry, I. adj. tXQ^Uii) 5 II. s. tie Sroft* 
 
 To CQnsole', v. a. troften. [fcbrift, Sroflretc. 
 
 C5n'sOle, s. Arch, tie (Sonfole, ter ^rogftein. 
 
 Cpnid'i^r, s. ter XrSfler. 
 
 Consm'jdant, Swrg.I.adj. ju(fammcn)beilentj 
 II. c-s, s. pi. ju(fammen)^eilcnte 03?ittel. 
 
 To Cpnsai'idate. v. ha. 1. oertidjtcn, ti(^t, 
 fej^ madden 5 2. Surg. su(fammen)^eilcn, feei» 
 lenj 3. j?g. ocrdnigen, combiniren (— into, 
 in) 3 4. Fol.iiLaw, (cine ©tQats = @4)ult) 
 funtircn^ confolitiren? c-d annuities, c-d 
 
 debt, or c-d stocks, vid. Consols; II. n. 1. 
 
 fefl; tit^t roerten, 2.Surg. ju(fQmmen){)eiIcn. 
 Consol'jd?ite, adj. ti^t, feft, compact. 
 Consoljda'tion, s. 1. tic SSerbintung (ju einer 
 
 fejten 5Kaffe), SSerticbtung, 2. Surg, tie 
 
 3it(fammen)^cilung5 3. fig. bef. Law, tii 
 
 aSereinigung (jroeier 58ins, ic). 
 CpnsCl'jdative, arfj. (SEBunten) beilcnt. 
 CSn'sols, s. pi. Pol. tie funtirte (ot. flebentc) 
 
 @taatSfd)ult , confolitirte ©taatCpapicrcj 
 
 five per cent—, confolitirte 5 pCt. IRcnte. 
 CSn'son^ince, s. 1. tcr ©leijblaut^ Mus. tic 
 
 Qonfonansj 2. /*g. tie Ubercinftimmungj 
 
 ©cmdp^eit. (4= Con'sonancy.) 
 COn'sQn?int, I. s. Gram, ter 5}?itlauter, 6onfo» 
 
 nant) II. adj.; III. — ly, adv. 1 uberein* 
 
 ftimment,glei(l)Iautent,gemdpj 2. Mux. con* 
 COn'spnous, adj. Ijarmonifd). [fonircnt. 
 
 Ciin'sort, s. 1. ter (Scfd^rte, ®enop, (bcf ) ©e^ 
 
 ma^I, tic ®cmablinn5 2. tie Ji^erbintung. 
 
 SSereinigung ; -ship, tie ©eno|fenf(^oft. 
 To Consort', v. I. a. 1 ficb su.. . gefeUen, ftd) 
 
 perbinten mit...; 2. el)eli(i »?erbinten; II. 
 
 w. 1. ft(^ ocrbinten; 2. umge^en mit.... 
 Conspectri'ity,s.r,<^/; rMr.)tie3el)fraft,7(une. 
 Conspjcii'ity , Cgnspic'Qoysn^ss , .«. 1. /'t. tie 
 
 ©icbtbarfeiti 2. fig. ticCcutlitbfcit, ©cgrcif- 
 Ucbfeitj 3. tic Ifnfebniiibf eit, SSorjitglidjfcit. 
 CQnspic'uous, XfOdj.; II. — ly, ailv. I. lit. 
 
 fitbtbarj 2.>ig. flar^augenfdUig} 3. anfebn* 
 
 li(^; porjiigliii. 
 CQnspiHacy, s. 1. gen. tie SSerfdjroorung » 2. 
 
 Law, tie b6§n>iaige SSerabretung (j^u S>er* 
 
 brc(ben, ic.)5 3.^g: tie ^ufammenroirfung. 
 Cpnspi'rant, adj. ©erf^TOoren, confpirircnt. 
 Conspira'tion, s. 1. ticSScrftbroorung, 2. t)o§ 
 
 3ufammenn)irFen5 tie SBereinigung. 
 CQnspir'atpr, ^. ter (3J?it=)SSer[(bn)ornc. 
 Conspir'atress, s. tie (OJJit* ).3>crfd)iDorne. 
 To Conspire', v. n. 1. fi(b »erf(bn)6rcn} 2. fig. 
 
 |i(b pcrcinigen, jufammenroirfen. 
 Conspi'rer, s. ter SSerfd^roorcr, SScrfcbroorne. 
 Conspissa'tion, s. tie (Stnticfung, tasSerticf en. 
 Con'stable, s. 1. ter SonftabcU ®cri(bt6ties 
 
 ner, ^oUjeitiencri 2. ter ^uffcbcr, SBogt, 
 
 (®d^Io^)6ommantant 5 I-ord high—, ter 
 
 ©ropconnetabie oon Qnglant. 
 Constab'ulary, adj. ten Gonftabel betrcffcnb, 
 
 ^oUjct=5 —force, tie ^olijeimatbt. 
 13* 
 
Cons 
 
 196 
 
 Cons 
 
 CSn'stance", s. 6onflantia (^-n). 
 
 C«n'stancy, .v. 1. bie Unocranberlid^fcit, Un= 
 njQnt)clbarfe{t5 2. t)ie©Qucr, ber Sej^onbi 
 3. Mc a5eftttnt)igfeit, ©tanb^aftigfeit, S5e= 
 i)avxli(i)Mt'i 4. Die ©ewip^cit, SBSirflidbfeit. 
 
 C6n'stant,I.aGfi.; lh—ly,adv. 1. unraanDelbttr, 
 2. bejianbig,ftant)^aft5 getrcuj 3. (-!y), ftets. 
 
 CQnstan'tjat - wine, s. ber (5apn>cin. 
 
 Con'stellatcd, adj. geftimt. 
 
 ConstelFa'tion , *. 1. Mc (SonfteUation , baS 
 ©ternbtll), 2.^g-. Die SSereinigung »on SSor= 
 treffUd(>fcitcn. 
 
 CSnsterna'tion, s. W SSefturjUltg. 
 
 To Con'stjpatc, v.a.l. »crflopfen (aud^Med.) 5 
 2. Derbicfen, »erbi(^ten. [2.bteS5erbi(^fung. 
 
 CSnstipa'tion, s. l.bicSScrftopfung(au(bAf«<i.)j 
 
 Conntit'Qency, s. collect, bie aBo^lmanncr. 
 
 Cpnstit'uent, I. adj. au0mtt(benb, n)cfentli(^5 — 
 parts, pi. bie ©cftonbt^cilc; II. j. l.bcrUr= 
 ^ebcr, bQ& SSerurfttd^enbc, 2. bcr (roefcnt= 
 li(be) ©ejlanbt^eilj Z-aw), & Com. 3. ber6on= 
 ftituent, aBa^Imann,S5oUma(^tgcbcr5 4. bcr 
 ^CfRgnant, Xnweifer. 
 
 To Con'stitnte, v.a.l. (cJn ©angPS, :C.) OUg* 
 
 mac^cnj 2.anorbnen,em(3^tenj (ocrfajtunggs 
 
 m5pig) einfe^en, confKtuiren. 
 Con'stjtuter, s. 1. ber ©rricbter, ©tifterj 2. 
 
 wie Constituent, 3,, qv. 
 Constitu'tion, s. 1. bie ^borbnung/Ginfe^ng, 
 
 2. bie Tfnorbnung, (Sinrit^tirag 5 3. bic (2ci= 
 
 be&=)S3efc^affen^eit5 4. bie ®cmfit^§art5 5. 
 
 Poi. bie ©toatsocrfajfung, Gonftitution? 6. 
 
 tiii SSerorbnung, <Sa^ung. 
 Constjtti'tipnal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. tcm= 
 
 peramentgmdpig, naturlid^j 2. Po.'. confHtu= 
 
 tionca. [GonflitutioneUe. 
 
 Cfinstitu'tipnalist, Cdnstita'tipnifst, *. Pol. ber 
 CSnstitutiQnal'ity, s. 1. Med. ba§ in bcr MX' 
 
 perconflitution SSegrunbete, 2. Po^ bie SStx- 
 
 faffungsmd^igfeit. 
 CSn'stitutive, arfj. 1. ttuSmad^enb, wefcntltc!^ 
 
 2. gefe^gebcnb, conflituirenb. 
 CSn'stitutor, *. vid. Constituter. 
 To Constrain', v. a. 1* cinengen, einswcingen, 
 
 brurfcn? 2.binben, feffelnj 3. oer^aftcn, cin* 
 
 fc^Uc^eit) 4. not^igen, jwingen. 
 Constrain'able, adj. jwingbar, bem 3»angc 
 
 unterworfcn. 
 
 cpnstrai'n^r, s. bcr 3»ingenbe. 
 Constraint', *. 1. bcr 3»ang^ 2. bie ©elbft^ 
 
 bc^crrfd^ung. [prcffen. 
 
 To Constrict', v. a, (Me ®lieoer) pfammens 
 Constric'tor, *. 1. Anat. ber ©(|niirmu8fel , 
 
 ©(^lief muSfelj 2. Zool. iDie Anaconda, gu. 
 To Cpnatrifnge', v. a. vid. To Constrict. 
 C^nstrin'g^nt, adj. ju)ommenjiel^enb. 
 
 To Construct', v. a. 1. lit. kfig. conftruil'Cn, 
 
 SUfammenfc^en? 2. vid. To Construe. 
 ConstrQc'ter, s. bcr ©rbaucr, @rrid)ter. 
 Constriic'tion, *. 1. baS SSttuen, ber SSttUj 2. 
 
 bic 93auart5 3. Gram. & Math, bie Soil' 
 
 ftruction j 4. bie ^CuSlegung, 2)cutung. 
 Cpnstruc'tive, I. adj. ; II, — ly, adv, I. gefol* 
 
 gert, 2.bef. Gram confiruirbar. III. — ness. 
 
 f. 1. bie SSerbinbunggfci^igf eit) 2. Gram, bie 
 
 (Sonflruirbarfeitj 3. Phren. bcr SSaufinn, 
 
 bie Sieigung sur aSoufunft. [bdubc. 
 
 Construc'ture [— tshur], s. ber SttU, baS ©e* 
 To CSn'strue, v. a. 1. conflniirenj 2. au§s 
 
 leg en, beaten. 
 
 To Consubsist', v. n, cocjfiftiren. [gleid^artig. 
 CSnsubstan'tial , adj. 1. COnfubflantieU? 2. 
 CSnsubstan'tialifst, *. Theol. bcr on bic 6on= 
 
 fubfiantialitdt ©laubenbe. 
 Consybstantjal'ity, s. 1. Theol. bie Sonfubftttn* 
 
 tittlittttj 2, bie ®lei(bartigfcit. 
 To Cfinsubstan'tjate, v. I. a. in cinem unb 
 
 bemfelbenSBefen oereinigcnj Il.n. ThM. Tid^ 
 
 ju ber Se^re ber (Sonfubftantialitdt befenncn. 
 Consijbstan'tiate, adj. Dcrcint. [tiation. 
 
 CSnsubstantia'tion, s. Theol. "biz Sonfubjlans 
 Con'suetude [— s\v§— ], j. bic @en)ol)n^cit. 
 Con'sul, s. Com.Si.Pol. bcr(J^anbel8»)6onfulj 
 
 list of c-s, bcr Sonfulars^tat. 
 Con'sulage, s. Com. bie Gonfulargcbfi^rcn. 
 Con'suiar, adj. confularifd), (Sonfulars 
 Con'sul^ite, s. ba§ (Sonfulat. 
 To Cgnsult', v. I. n. fi(b bcrat^cn, rat^f(i^ltts 
 
 gen, II. «. 1. lit. kfig. ju {Ratbc jie^cnj 2. 
 
 %^t baben ouf . . ., beriicfixcbtigcn. 
 Consulta'tion,*. l.gen.bicSerotbfd^Iagungj 2. 
 
 bie Gonfultation (berat^enbefi5crfommlung). 
 Cpnsiil'tative, adj. bcratbenb. 
 Consul'ter. s. ber umSflatb S^^agenbe. 
 Consu'mable, adj. oerjebrbarj gerflorbar. 
 To Consume', v. I. a. at. A^ig. 1. toerjebrenj 
 
 2. ocrbrau^en, loerminbcrn} 3. (bie Mit) 
 
 o^rbringcnj 4. ocrfcbwenben, 5. jerftorenj 
 
 II. n. lit. & Hg. fi(b oerjcbren, abjebren, ab« 
 
 ne^men, to be c-d. Com. (con SBoaren) oer« 
 
 gritfcn fein. 
 Consfi'mer,*. 1. ber (bie, baS) S5crsebrenbej 
 
 2. ber SBerf(bn)cnber) 3. Com. ber'jrbncbmer 
 
 Sonfument. 
 To Consum'mate, v. a. su Gnbc bringcn, boH« 
 
 cnben, coasie^en. [»oUfommen. 
 
 CQnsum'mate, I. adj.; IT. — ly, adv.ooUenbct 
 Consumma'tion, s. 1. bic SJoUcnbung, SSoHjie* 
 
 bung 5 2. bod (SSett»)<5nbe j 3. ber Sob. 
 Consum'ption [— sura'shon], ^. 1 .bo8"^ersc^ren/ 
 
 ber Serb rau(b/ Com. ber SSertrieb/SSi'barf 5 2. 
 
 bic^bnabmcj 3. bie:jCuSsebrung,<Sd)n?inbfu(bt. 
 
Cons 
 
 197 
 
 Coiit 
 
 Consum^ptive, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. uer* 
 
 jc^renl)^ 2, jerfl6rent>5 3. fc^minDfiicJ^ tig, 
 
 III. — ness, s. Die ©c^iotnDfuc^tigfeit. 
 To Contab'Qlate, v, a. tdfcln, tielcn. 
 Contribula'tion, s. baS S:cifeln, ©ielen. 
 C5n'tact, s. lit. &fig. bie ©erii^rung. 
 Contac'tion, s. Die S3eru^rung. 
 Cpnta'gion, s. 1. Der TfnfterfungSfloff, 2. bie 
 
 Ifnftecfung (au(j(>^g.); 3. Die @eu(3^c, ^eft. 
 Cpnta'gious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. lit. &,fig. 
 
 onfterfenD, oergiftcnD, in. — ness, s. Die an^ 
 
 jlecfenDe 35ef(!^affen^eit. 
 To Contain', v. I. a. ill ficl) fatten, entljoltcn) 
 
 foffen i II. n. ri(^ tnt^alten. 
 CQntiii'hable, adj. ent^altbar. [flcrfen. 
 
 To Contam'jnate, v. a. gen), j^g. befuDcIn, bc= 
 Contrim'jnate, adj. befd^mu^t, ;c. 
 Contamina'tion, .v. Die SBefuDelung, SSeflecfung. 
 To Contemn' [— tem'], v. a. ttxa^tm, \>nnad)' 
 Cpntem'n^r, s. Dcr SSerQ(^ter. fldffigen. 
 
 To Cpntem'p^r, v. a. mdpigcn, milDem. 
 To Contem'plate [ IK, 5ni.,&c.], v. I. a. l.fig. 
 
 betrot^ten, befcijaucn} 2. bcabric^tigcn i 11. 
 
 n. no^Denfen. 
 CSnt^mpla'tion, *. ^g. Die aSctrad^tung 5 bef. 
 
 Flu Si 77teo/. DieSelbflbefd^auuiigj to have 
 
 in—, beabfic^tigen. 
 
 Cpntera'pl^tist, s. ein fpeculotioer Jtopf. 
 C<?ntem'plgitrve, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. I.na6)= 
 
 DenPenD, tieffinnig, forfdjenDj 2. bef^oulit^, 
 
 contemptQtiD} 3. fpeculatic j —faculty, Die 
 
 ©enffraft. 
 
 Contein'plator, s. Der Setradjter, Denfcr. 
 Contem'poral, vid. Contemporary. [jeitig. 
 Conterapora'neous,!. adj.; II. — ly,arfo.glei(^5 
 Cpntem'porariness, s. Dic ®lci^jcitigfcit. 
 Contem'porary, I. adj. gleid^jeitigj II. >?. Der 
 
 3citgenof. 
 Cpnterapt', s. 1. DieS5erad)tung5 OJiifa^tungj 
 
 2. Law, jeDe Tfrt Dcr SSerlepng Der {Rcgcln, 
 
 DaS SSerge^en. 
 Contem'ptible, I. adj. ; II. — ly,adv. oerd(^t« 
 
 li(^; loeratl^tenSroert^ 5 III. —ness, s. Die SBer* 
 
 a(^tli(^feit. 
 CQntem'ptuous [— tshu— ], I. adj.; II. —ly, 
 
 adv. oertt(^tU(i>, geringfd^a^enD, ^o(i^mi!itl)ig ? 
 
 III. —ness, s. DqS oerdc^tlid^c SBefen, Der 
 
 ^o^mut^. [(na(^ et»tt§) ftrebcn. 
 
 To Contend', v. n. 1. lit. & fig. flrciten, 2. 
 Conten'der, s. Der ,^dmpfer, ©treiter. 
 Content', adj. jufricDen. 
 To Content', v. a. l.befrieDigcn 5 2. ocrgnugcn 5 
 
 S.jig.bejQ^leii) to— one's self, fid^begniigen. 
 Content', 5. 1. Die 3ufrieDen^eit5 2. Die a3e= 
 
 fricDigung, ® enuge i 3. (gero. pi. qv.) Der 5n= 
 
 ialt (bcf. eiiic& a3u(i§) j 4. Dc^gl. Der fRmm, 
 
 ®cljaU(eincS®efdpeS), DcrUmfangj 5. Pari. 
 
 {mod.) Der fiir cinen SSorfd^lag (StimmenDc. 
 Conten'ted, I. p. a.; II. — ly, adv. 1. jufiieDcn, 
 
 2. roillig, geru j III. -ness, s. Die 3ufrieDen* 
 
 i^dt, ©eniigfamfeit. 
 Conten'tion, ^. 1. Der (aSort=)<Strcit, ^aDcrj 
 
 2. Der SBetteifcr, SBettftrcit, Da& ffiej^reben. 
 Conten'tious, Lad?.,* II. — ly, adv. l.flrcitigj 
 
 2. ftreitfui^tigj —jurisdiction, Lc(t«, Die®c» 
 
 rid)t&bar!ett in®treitfa(^en5 HI. —ness, & 
 
 Die @treitfud)t. 
 
 Content'iess, adj. uusufrieDcn, mifocranfigt. 
 Content'ment, s. Die 3ufrieDenl)eit. 
 Contents', .?. p^ DcrSn^altj table of —, Da8 
 
 3-&t>erse{(^mp5 Com-*. — received, bcja^lt; 
 
 (JBeja^lung) er^altcnj —of a bill, DerSut)alt 
 
 eineS SBed^felSj —of a letter. Die (Sontento 
 
 cines SriefeS 5 —of a ship's cargo, Die (Sin* 
 
 fu^rlifle einer @d^iff§IaDung. 
 CQnter'minate, adj. gleii^begvenst. 
 Conter'minous, adj. angrcnjcnD. 
 To Contest', v. I. a. lit. kfig. flreitig madden, 
 
 bcflreitenj II. t?. l. flreitenj 2. wctteifern. 
 Con't^st, *. lit. &fig. Dcr Jtampf j ©treit. 
 Contes'table, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. bcflrcitbar, 
 
 fircitig^ III. —ness, *. Dic SBcftreitbarfcit. 
 Cdntesta'tion, *. 1 . Dcr © trcit 5 2. Dq§ 3cugnip. 
 C5n't$xt, s. Lit. Dic0lcDefolge, Dcr 3ufammen= 
 Context', adj. cerfmlpft/ipcrracbt, fcft. [l)ang, 
 Contex'tyral [— tshur— ], adj. DaS ©emcbe, :c. 
 
 betreffeuD, cf. D. f. SB. 
 Contex'ture, s, 1. Da5 (3tX0Chi, ®l)flem, Dcr 
 
 aSauj 2. Der ,^6rpcrbau. 
 Contigna'tion, s. Arch. 1. Da5 3immern)Crf, 
 
 ©ebdlf, 2.Da§©toctroerP, ©cfc^op, 3. DaS 
 
 4)cben cines ^olsernen ©ebduDcS. 
 Cfintjgu'jty, Cpntiig'uousness, s. DaS ^nctnatt* 
 
 Derf^open, ©rcnjen. 
 ContTg'uous, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. (—to), 
 
 anfio^enD, angrenjcnD, 2. Bot. anf^c^ciiD. 
 Con'tinence, s. 1. gen. Die Gnt^altfamfcit 
 
 SJldpigfeiti 2. Die ^cufd)l)cit. 
 Con'tinent, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. I. ent^ttlt* 
 
 fam, mdfig; 2. h\i\6)y 3. sufammcnljangenD ; 
 
 4. (Sh.) pinfWnhnD; III.s.l. DaS^eftlanD, 
 
 Dcr (Sontincnti 2. (Sh.) Die ©(i^ranec; Sic^dlter 
 C(Sntinen't?il, I. adj. DaS^eftlanD betreffeaDj 
 
 (Sontinentais, bef. Com. —orders, S-ouf* 
 
 trdgcj —power, Die SonDmac^t j —system, 
 
 Die (§-fpcrre, Das 6-ft)ftem5 II. c-s, s, pi 
 
 (SontinentaUSruppen. 
 To Continge', v. n. fid^ crcignen, sutragen. 
 Contin'gence, Contin'gency, s. 1. Die S5erfi^» 
 
 rung, Da§ Xnftof en i 2. Die ^ufdUigfeit, 3. Der 
 Contin'gencie^s, pi. g)t6glid)fcitefdlle. [3ufaa. 
 Contm'gent, I. (id;.; 11. -ly, adv. l.juffiUigj 
 
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 198 
 
 Cont 
 
 «. Lawy ungemif, uubefttmmt, II. s. 1. bcr 
 Bufatti 2. ter Seitrag, Da& (§ontingent. 
 
 Contrn'uaU I. or/i.; II. — ly, adv. foitrad^rcnfe, 
 ununtcrbro(](>cn, ant)altenb, beftdnMg. 
 
 Contm'uance, A-. l.tie ununterbrod^encSaucr, 
 ^ortbaucrj 2. bic IfuSbaucr j 3. bQ& SSermei= 
 Ictt 9 4. ber ununtcrbrocbene 3ufammenl)ang 
 —of the risk. Com. bie Douer ber ®efabr. 
 
 To Contifn'uate, v. a. cng cerbinben. 
 
 Continua'tion , x. bie ununterbro^ene %oxU 
 fe^nngj a—, Com.baS^rolongation^geftbfift. 
 
 Contin'u?itTve, I. adj. cotitinuatiej 11. *. Gram 
 bas Sinberoort ber Tfufeinanbcrfolge. 
 
 Cpntinua'tor, s. bcr ^ortfe^er. 
 
 To Contrn'ue, v.i.n.\. )oerblciben,oerbarrenj 
 yig.bebarreni 2. baucrn, fortbaucrn) U. a. I 
 fortbauernb erbatten } 2. fortfc§en,fortfu^rcn. 
 
 Contin'ued, I. p. a.; II. —ly, adv. 1. fort 
 taucrnb, iC vid. To Continue; 2. 7'. contU 
 nuirlitb, ftetig, —base, Mus. ber ®cneroI= 
 baf j —plinth, ^rc/^. ber ©urtfims. 
 
 Contin'uer, s. Uv SSebarrenbe. 
 
 C6ntinu'ity, s. 1. t>cv ununterbro(bene 3ufam= 
 menbang^ 2. bcf. Surg. Dtc(So^afion, bcr 3u= 
 fammenbalt. 
 
 Cpntin'uous, adj. sufammcnbangcnb j — bear- 
 ing.s, R-w. bie fortgebenbc Unterflupng. 
 
 To Contort', v. a. (sufamnien)brcben, fle(bten, 
 frummcn. 
 
 Contor'tion, s. 1. bttS ©re^cn, SBinbcnj 2. bie 
 ^rummung, 93iegung5 3. bie SSerbrebung, 
 bef. Med. bie SScrbrebung ber ©elenfc, 2C. 
 
 Contodr', i\ bcr Umrif . 
 
 CSn'tra, prep, gegeil) Corns, per—^ bogegcn, 
 per(§ontraj -account, bie ®egenrc(3^nung. 
 
 Con'traband, I. adj. »erboten, g€fe§n>ibrig, 
 contrebanb^ II.*. ber (B(blei(bt)anbcl, bie Son* 
 irebanbc. [SBaaren einfu^ren,contrebanbiren 
 
 To Con'traband, v. a. & n. Com. oerbotene 
 
 COn'trabandjst, s. Com. ber @(bUi(b^dnbler, 
 (Sontrebanbirer. 
 
 To Contract', v. I. a. 1. sufammenjie^en, oer* 
 fiirjen, obFiirjcn, 2. contrabiren? 3. per^ 
 lobeni 4. fitb Qtroai »erf(baffcn^ Qtmai be* 
 »erfftelligen, [^Uefenj 5. erlangen, befom* 
 men, fi(b jujieben, ftcb oncignen? II. n. 1. fi(b 
 gufammenjieben, fiirscr rocrben, 2.eini8 ^^^' 
 ben (—for, urn), contrabiren j 3. fi(b ocrloben^ 
 c-ing price, feer £ieferung§pre{§. 
 
 Con'tract, s. bcr Contract, SSertrag. 
 
 Contrac'ted, 1. adj.; II. —ly, adv. Cng^erjig. 
 
 Contractjbil'ity, Cantrac'tlbleness, s. bie 3u= 
 fammenjicbbarfeit. 
 
 Contrac'tjble, adj. jufammcnjiebbar. [^aft. 
 
 CQntrac'tjie.arfj. fi^sufammensiebcnb} frampf= 
 
 Cantractri'jty, s. Phy. bie Sontractilitdt. 
 
 Cpntrac'tion, «. 1. lit. & fig, bie 3ufamraen» 
 
 Siebungj 2. Anat. bie 3., bcr ,^rampfj 
 
 3. Gram, bic (Sontraction. 
 Contrac'tor, s. bef. Corns. 1. ber^ontrobentj 
 
 2. bcr Sicfcronti 3. ber Unternctjmcr (cineS 
 
 «aue§, K.) j 4. r. bcr ©cftcber. 
 Con'tra-dance, s. ber ^ontrctanj. 
 To Contr^idifct', v. a. 1. njiberfprccbcn (Ginem)) 
 
 2. roibcrflreitcn (ciner ©od^e). 
 Contr^dic'ter, .v. bcr SBiberfprccbcr, ®egncr. 
 C5ntr?idifc'tion, s. 1. btt§ SSiberfprecben, bcr 
 
 aBibcrfpru(bj 2. bcr SBibcrftanbj 3.bieUn> 
 
 ocreinbarfeit, bcr SBiberfprucb. 
 Contradic'tious, adj. wiberfprecbcnb. 
 CSntrgidic'tQrily, adv. luiberfpredjenb. 
 Contr^idic'toriness, s. 1. bcr birccte (offcne) 
 
 SBiberfprud) ? 2. bie Unt?crcinbarFeit. 
 C6ntr?dic'tory, I. adj. 1. n)iberfprcd)enb, 8U= 
 
 wiberlaufenbj 2. Log. contrabictorifcb j H. 
 
 s. bcr SBibcrfprucb, ®egcnfa§. [tcrftbieben. 
 Contr? distinct', adj. bur(b einen @cgenfa§ un« 
 Contradjstmc'tion, s. bie Untcrf(bcibung burt^ 
 
 einen ®cgcnfa^, bcr ®cgcnfa§. [ncnb. 
 
 C5ntradistinc'tive, adj. einen ®egcnfa| hcici(S)' 
 To CSntradjsti'n'giiish, v. a. burd^ cincn ®C' 
 
 gcnfa§ untcrfcbcibcn. 
 CSntrafi's'sure, s. Surg, ber ©egcnfpalt. 
 CSntram'dicant, Contramdica'tion, *. Med. 
 
 bie ©cgcnanjcigc 
 To Contraifn'dicate, V. a. Med. contrainbictren. 
 C6ntrani't?ncy,5.bie®egenn>irfung,ba§S[Bibcr- 
 To Contr^pose', v. a. cntgcgcnflcUcn. [ftrcbcn. 
 ContrapQsi'tion, s. 1. bie entgcgenflcUung } 2. 
 
 Log. bic (Sontrapofition. 
 C8ntrapiin't}8t, s. Mus. bcr Sontropunftift. 
 CSntraregular'ity, s. bic Sftcgclmibrigfcit. 
 C8n'tr?iries, s. pi. I. entgegcngcfc^tc (Sigen» 
 
 fd^aften, 2. Log. @cgcnfa|c. 
 Contrari'ety, *.l.bcr2Bibcrfpru(bj 2. bicSBi* 
 
 bern)drtigbit j 3. bie Unt?creinbarfeit. 
 Con'trarjly, adv. DOn Contrary, qv. 
 Con'trariness, .v. bie entgcgcngc[e|te58cf(bQffen' 
 
 ^eit, ber SBiberfpru(b, SSibcrftanb. 
 Cpntrii'rjous, I. adj. entgegcngcfc^t, njibcrftrci= 
 
 tcnb^juwiber, II. —ly, adv. im ©egcntbcil. 
 COn'trarjwifc, adv. umgcfcbrtj im®egentbeil. 
 Con'trary, I. adj. l.wibrigj 2. n)iberfprc(benb, 
 
 entgegengefc^t, II.*. ba§ ©egent^eil, SBi= 
 
 bcrfpieU on the— , im®egent^eil) to the-, 
 Con'trast, s. ber (Sontrafi. [bawibcr. 
 
 ToC9ntrast',r.a.ccntrQfiiiren(— with,gegen...). 
 Contra-ten'or, x. Mus. ber lilt [^roncnrab). 
 Con'trate-wheel, s, Horl. baS ©tcigrab (am 
 Contravalla'tion, s. Fort, bie ©egenperf(ban- 
 jung. [treten. 
 
 To Contravene', v. a. juroibcr banbcin, uber* 
 
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 199 
 
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 C6ntr9ve^ner, s. bcrlibertreter, gontraoentent. 
 
 C5ntraYen'tion, i% t)ie Ubertretung, (Sontrd- 
 
 Contraver'sion, s. bte SSerFe^rung. [i^cntion. 
 
 Cdntraycr'va, s. Bot. bie (§ontrat)eroa. 
 
 Contrecta'tion, s. biea3eru{)ntng, Sctaftimg. 
 
 Contnb'ntary, adj. flettcrpflid)lig, SoUpfli*-- 
 tiQ, lin^haxi —stream, ber iJiebenpup. 
 
 To Contrib'Qte, v. I. a. sufammenft^icpcii, hci- 
 tragenj II. n. beitragcn, mitroirten. 
 
 Contrjbu'tion, s. 1. bag 35eitrogen, bie 5Kit- 
 wirFungj 2. ber aSeitragj 3. bic Jtriegg= 
 fleucr, (Contribution. 
 
 Cyntrib'utlve, adj. beitragenlJ. 
 
 Contrib'utor, Contrib'uter, s. 1. ber 95eiflCU= 
 ernbCj 2. ber a3eitragcnbc, SScforberer. 
 
 Contnb'utQry, adj. mitwirfenb, befSrberlid^. 
 
 Coii'trlte, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. gcrfnirfc^t, 
 rcueccUj III. — ness, s. tie 3erfmrf4ung. 
 
 Contri'tion, .v. 1. bie 3erreibung (ju ^ulocr), 
 2. fig. bic 3er!nirfi^ung. [bar 
 
 Contri'vable, adj. ma(bbQr, erfiubbar, crbcnf= 
 
 Contri'vance, s. 1. bie ©rfinbungj 2. bic er= 
 fittbfamh'itj figs. 3.bert)lan, bicSScronflaU 
 tungi 4. ber "JCnfcblag, ^unflgriff^ Jtniff. 
 
 To C«?ntnve',u. a. 1. erfinben,crrinncn,cntn)er= 
 fen, p.cb auSbcnfenj 2. terttnflaltcn,au§fiil)ren) 
 
 Contrive'ment,*. bie Srpnbung. [anbringen. 
 
 Cpntrf'v^r, s. ber (Srftnbcr, ©ntroerfer, Urbcbcr. 
 
 Control', .9. 1. bag ©cgenrcgiflcr, ®egenrecb» 
 nung (ob. Qontra)bu(^, bie Sontrolcj 2. fig. 
 biceinffbrantung, ber3n)ang, (Sinbaltj 3. bic 
 ©ewalt, S)berQUffi(bt j 4. ber SBibcrfprui^, 
 XabeU board of—, Pol. ba§ (Sontrolamt (ffir 
 Ik ofHnbifd^en "Jfngelegcnbeiten). 
 
 To Control', v. a. 1. controUirenj 2. emftbrdn* 
 fen, bebcrrf(ben, beaufficbtigen , 3. (tobelnb) 
 roiberlegen. [unterroorfcn, controUirbar. 
 
 Control'lable, adj. (bem ^wcingc, bcr ^ufrid(>t) 
 
 Control'ler, 5. l.ber Sontrolleurj 2.bcrjDber= 
 auffeber 5 3. ter (Scwattfjaberj - of the ex- 
 chequer, beV (Scba^controlleur, —of the 
 market, Oust, bcr 5}?Qrftmeifierj —of the 
 navy, ber ©cncralsablmeifter ber SKarinc 
 
 Control'l^rship, s. Ui> (^ber=)^uffeberamt. 
 
 Control'raent, ,<j. 1. bie ©cnjalt, Wa6)U ^Uf= 
 firtit, 2. bic®cf(brdnfung, berBwangj 3. bcr 
 SBibcrfprucb, bic SBiberlegung. 
 
 Ctintrover'sary, adj. flreitig. [lcmif(b. 
 
 Contrpver'sial, (— 'shal), adj. 1. flreitig^ 2. po= 
 
 ContrQver'sialist, s. ber ^olcmifcr. 
 
 Con'troversy, s. l.berStrcit, bic ^trcitfacbc, 
 ©trcitfrogcj 2. bcr Olcd^tSflrcit; ^rocef . 
 
 To Con'trovert, v. a. beftrciten. 
 Coa'trovert^r, s, roic Controversialist, qv. 
 Controvcr'tible. adj. bcftreitbar j flreitig. 
 c<?n'trovert!8t, s. bcr^olcmifer, ^ontroocrfxfl.l 
 
 CQntumacioQs, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. l.toU 
 berfpdnfligj 2. Laic, ungc^orfam (gcgengt* 
 ri(btl. SSorlabung). [law, bie gontumaj. 
 
 CSn'tumacy, s. 1. bic SBibcrfpdnjKgfeitj 2. 
 
 Contume'Iious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. f<biinpf» 
 It(b, \?crd(btli(b j 2. f(bn6be, fibdnblicb. 
 
 Con'tumely, s. bie SScr^obnung, 35cfd()impfun<j. 
 
 To Contuse', v. a. i.serquctf(bcn,5crflofcnj 2. 
 quetfdden. 
 
 Contu'§ion, s. bic £luctf(bung, bcf. Surg, bic 
 (Sontufion. [bic ©d^nurrc, bcr ©(i^wanf. 
 
 Conun'drum, *. cinclrtSlfit^fcI, ba& SBortfpicl, 
 
 Con'usable, adj. Law, cincr gcri(i()tli(||Ctt Utt* 
 tcrfu(bung untcrworfen. 
 
 Con'usance, s. Law, vid. Cognizance. 
 
 CSn'usant, adj. Law, wiffcnb. [ccttj. 
 
 Conv^iles'c^uce, s. bic ©cncfung, {Rcconoalrt- 
 
 Convailgs'cent, I. adj. gencfcnbj II. s. bcr GSc* 
 ncfenbc, sicconoaleScent. 
 CSn'vallary, s. Bot. btt$ 9Kttiblfim(bcn. 
 
 Conve'n^bie, adj. jufammcnbcrufcn wcrben 
 f onncnb. [meln j 2. (a.) Law, i>or(abcn. 
 
 To Cpnvenc', v.n. & a. 1. Pari, (firt)) "oex^amr 
 
 Conve'n?r, x. 1. ber cincr SSerfttmmlung ®ci» 
 wo^nenbC) 2. bcr 3ufammcnbcrufenbe.^ 
 
 Cpnve'ni^nce, s. 1. bie ^i5gIi(bFcit, ©il^icflicb^ 
 fcit, ^ngcmcffcn^eiti 2. bie S5equcmli(bfcitj 
 
 3. bic bcqucmc ©clcgcn^citj bcqucme ^tit^i 
 
 4. Arch, a) bic gef(bitf tc ^norbnung bcr S^cile 
 eines^cbdubegj ft)bie:}fbtbcilung5 5. /am. 
 ber 3?Q(btflul)l. (Cgnve'nlency ccroltcnb.) 
 
 Conve'njent, I. adj. ; II — ly, adv. 1. fiigti(b, 
 f(bicfli(^, pajfenb, Qngemclfeni 2.bequem, ge- 
 Icgcnj III. — ness, s, vid. Convenience. 
 
 C6n'v§nt, s. 1. ber (Sonocnti 2. bo§ ^lofler. 
 
 :^ To Convent', vid. To Convene. 
 
 Conven'tjcle, s. ba8 Gonocntifel j to -, t cin 
 6. bilbcnj c-r, s. einer, ber (Sonoentifel 
 untcrftiltt ob. bcfud^t. 
 
 Conv€n'tion, s. 1. gen. bie 3ufammcnFunft, 
 SSerfammlung j 2. bie SSereinigung, bcr JBunb $ 
 3. bcf. Pol. & Ecc. bic Ubcrcinfunft, bcr Son* 
 cent, bic (Soniocntionj 4. Pari, bic gefctwi* 
 brigc SSerfammlung bc§ ^arlomcnts. 
 
 Conven'tipnsil, adj. 1. pcrabrcbct, »crtrag5m4« 
 g5 2, conocntioncU. 
 
 CQnven'tipnairy, adj. »crtrag&mdfig. 
 
 Conven'tipn^r, *. bag (§onoention§mitglieb. 
 
 Cpnven'tipnist, s. ber S5ertrogf(bIicpenbc. 
 
 Conven'tual [— tshu— ], I. adj. floftcrlicbj II. s. 
 ber gonocntuttl, ?»J6nd^ J bicStonnc. [loufen. 
 
 To Converge', v.n. T. conocrgiren, sufammcn* 
 
 Conver'gence, J. T. bic (§on\?ergcn5. 
 
 Conver'gent, adj. T. couoergcnt. 
 
 Conver's^ible, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. umgdntf' 
 lid^, mitt^cilcnb. 
 
Con) 
 
 200 
 
 Couv 
 
 CQnver'g^int, adj. 1. umgc^cnb ; 2. lit. &fig. 
 bcfannt, ccrtrautj 3. fic^ beiic^ent) auf, hc-- 
 treffcnt). 
 
 Cftnv?rsa'tion, s. 1. bieUnter^altungj 2. lit. 
 kfig, bcr (uertroute) Umgang, t)ic JBefannt 
 f^aftj 3. tas ©ctrogen. 
 
 CSnv^rsa'tional, adj. mod. 1. Mc Untcr^altung 
 bctreffcnt), 2. umganglii^, gefellig. 
 
 CSnversa'tionalist, Conversa'tionist, s. mod. 
 eincr, t)er in gcfeafd^oftl. 3irfeln ^eroor|li(i)t. 
 
 Conver'sgtfive, adj. gefeUf(J|)QftU(^. 
 
 T C9nverse',u.7?.l.umge^en,ioerf e^rcnj 2.(c^c= 
 U(b)bctroo^nen5 3. fij untcrrel^cn, fpret^en. 
 
 C6n' verse, s. I. bie (t)ertrQuUd)e) Untcrrebung } 
 2. t>cr Umgang, S5erf cljr , 3. t)ic (e^clid)e) © ei= 
 wo^nung j 4. t)ie genauc 93cfanntfd^aft, S5er= 
 traut()eitj 5. Math. & /.og. t)ic(2onoerjion. 
 
 Cpnverse'ly, adu. umgefe^rt, gegenfeitig. 
 
 Cpnver'sion, s. 1. gen. l)ic S5crn>ani)Iung j Um= 
 formungj 2. Mi7. bic (^lanfcnOSd^roen^ 
 fungj 3. r/ieo.'. Die Sefe^rungj 4. Po.'. & 
 Rel. bie 9Kcinung§fiiH)crung, bcrUbcrtritt , 5. 
 i2/ie«. Mc ^ntiflropljE? 6. Lau?, \iit1ind%= 
 ttung frcmDcn eigentl)umS s^ni eigenen ®e= 
 braud^j 7. Log. bieUmfe^rungj —of equa- 
 tions, Aig. \iie TTuflSfung bcr ©Icic^ungcn. 
 
 C^nver'sive, adj. «mgangli(b. 
 
 To Cpnvert', v. ha. 1. tjerwanbeln, umwan* 
 fccln} umformen (—into, in), 2. Pol. k Rel. 
 fibcrtrctcn, xibergei^enj 3. Tkeol. bcfe^ren? 
 4. wenbcn, ridfjten 5 5. tcmenbcni Law, fid) 
 (frcmbcs (Sigcnt^um sum eigenen ©ebraud^) 
 ttneignen, 6. Log. umfe^jrcn, conoertirenj 
 7. Lit. uberfe§en) to — into money, Com. 
 %u ©elbe matben, col. »crfilbern, Dermcr* 
 t^c(r)n J 11. n. ficb oerroanbeln, umdnbcrn. 
 
 C«n'v?rt, s. 1. bef. Rel. & Pol. Der Gontertit, 
 f)rofelQt (bie —inn) 3 2. Mo?i. ber 2aienbru= 
 bcr, bic 2oienfcbn>efier. 
 
 CQnver'ter, s. ber 95efe^rer, ^rofeIt)tenma(ber. 
 
 Convertjbil'itj', s. l.bieUmn>anbeIbarfeit,Um= 
 fe^rbarfcitj 2. Rel. bic 95efe^rbarfeit3 3. 
 bef. Com. bie Umfe^barf eit (berSBaaren^K.). 
 
 Cpnver'tjble, I. adj. 1. umwanbelbar, umfebr* 
 bar J 2. «e/. befe^rbat) 3. terwed^fclbar) 
 4. Com. umfe^bar, (leicbt) umjufe^cn 5 II.— ly, 
 adv. n>e(bfelsn)eife, gegenfeitig, umgefe^rt. 
 
 C6n'v?x, I. adj. : II. — ly, adv. conreyj III. s. 
 ber conccye Jlorper. [er^abcn. 
 
 Cpn vexed', I. p. a.; IT. — !y, adv. conoey, runb* 
 
 Conv^x'jty, CQnvex'n?8s, s. bie {Runbcr^abens 
 ^eit; conoeje^orm, SS6lbung. 
 
 Cpnvex'o-cSn'cave, adj. conoe3C*ConCttf . 
 
 Cpnvex'o-cSn'v^x, adj. conj>ey=con»ey. 
 
 To Cpnvey' [conva'^l , v. a. 1. (fort)fu^rcn, 
 (forOtragen, (su)bringen, iiberfenben, tran&= 
 
 portircn, fpebircn, 2. iibcrliefern, iibcrmc= 
 (ben? 3. fibcrtragcn, ccbircn 5 4. fortpjknscn 
 (ben ©(ball, u.)? 5. ubcrtrogcn (SScgrijfc 
 burcb SBorte), 6. mitt^eitcn, bcibvingcn. 
 
 CQovey'able [— \a'— ], adj. iibcrtragbar. 
 
 Convey'ance [— va'— ], s. 1. ba§ gortfli^ren, 
 ^ortfcbaffen, bic SScrfenbung, <Spcbition, bcr 
 S^ranSportj 2. baS 3ufu(;ren, tik Uberfcn* 
 bungj 3. bie Ubcrliefcrung (eincr ©ad)C) 5 4. 
 bic flbergabe, ^btrctung (i>. 9ied)t&tite(n, jc)? 
 SSerlci^ung (t>. 9lc(btcn) 5 5. bag gortfd^af* 
 fungSmittcl (jebcr :jrrt), ^u^rwerf 5 (^u^rO 
 ©clcgcn^citj Com-s. —by land, ber 2anb» 
 transport) —by water, berSffiaJTertrangport) 
 account (or bill) of—, bie 0pebition§re(b' 
 nung, bQ» iSpebition&conto j charges of—, 
 bic^iranSportfofienj deed of— , bicUbergabo^ 
 urFunDcj letter of-, ber^radjtbricfj books 
 of c-s, bie ©pcbition^bu^er j cash of c-s, 
 bie©pebition&ca|fc. \^tu auSfcrtigcnbc 3^otar. 
 
 Convcy'ancer[— va'— ],A\ber^btrctung&urfun-' 
 
 Convey'ancing [— va'— ], s. ba3^Cu§fcrtigcn cen 
 3Cbtretung§ur!unben. [bcr Uberfcnber. 
 
 Convey'?r [— va'— ], .v. I. bcr Ubcrlicfcrcr j 2, 
 
 Convicin'jty, s. bic 9lttd()barfd)aft. 
 
 To Convict', v.a. 1 . Law, ubcrfiil/rcnj fiir ftbul= 
 bigerfldrenj 2. fig. iiberfuljrcn, libcrgcugcn 
 
 Con'vict, s. ber(bie)Ubern)iefenc, 5JUITctt)dtcvj 
 - colonies, <Straf<SScrbre(bcr-)(Sclomcn. 
 
 Convic'tion, s. 1. Law, bie Ubcrfii^rung? 2. 
 bieSBibcrlcgung, S.bicflbcrjcugung. [buubig. 
 
 CQnvic'tive, I. adj.; 11.— ly, t/du. ubcrjeugenb, 
 
 To Convince', v. a. iiberjcugcnj iibcrfu^ren. 
 
 Convin'c^r, 6-. ber (ba§) Ubcrjcugcnbc. 
 
 Conviv'igil, adj. gafllicb '-, fcftUtb j luftig- 
 
 Conviv'l^list, s. bcr ©(bJnaufcr, lufiigc ®efeU= 
 fcbafter. [fen 5 bic ®cfcUfcbaftUd)fcit. 
 
 Convivial'jty, s. biegr6^li(bfeit bcimScbmau* 
 
 To'Con'vocate, v. a. jufammcnbcrufen, t>er= 
 fammcln. 
 
 Convoca'tion, *. 1. bic 3ufamm'enbcrufang} 2. 
 bieSSerfammlung 5 3.£cc.bieJtir(benoerfamm= 
 
 To Cpnvoke', v. a. jufammenbcrufcn. [lung. 
 
 Con'vplute, Con'voluted, adj. sufammcngcrolltj 
 Bot. (nad^ innen) j., sufammcngcroidfelt. 
 
 Convolu'tion, s. l.bieBufammcnroicfclung, l<:^i 
 ^fufroUen) 2. bicSdoUc^ 3. Bot. bic gufam^- 
 mengeroUte Stanfe. 
 
 To C9nv61ve',v.a. sufammcn»icfeIn,QufrcUcii. 
 
 To Convoy', v. a. ©(bu^geleit gebcn, bcglcitcn, 
 conPot)iren, c8cortircn. 
 
 C6n'v6y, s. 1. ba& (©(bu|0®clcit, bic ©cbcf- 
 fung 5 2. ba§ ©elcitftbiff, bic (Sont>OQ,e§ccrtc j 
 3. bie untcr SSeberfung fegclnbe otauffabrtci« 
 flOttC 5 4. R-w. bcr ^remS > — carrlagfn 
 R-w. ber ISorratbcroagcn. 
 
Conv 
 
 201 
 
 Copp 
 
 To CpnYoUe', v. a. 3ucfungen »crurftt(l()eii, er= 
 f(!)uttern. [2./g. bic erfc^iitterung. 
 
 C9nvul'sion, s. l.bic (5on»ulfion, SBcrjurfunQj 
 
 Convul'sjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. conculfi* 
 cifd^, frampf^aft. 
 
 Co'ny [fam. cun'j], s. l)a§ Jtanind^en. 
 
 To C66, V. 7u girren (mt tint Zauht). 
 
 C66}ng-d6ve, s. Ora. Die 2a(3^taube. 
 
 Co-5bligces', p/. Laic, tie (5)iit=)®Idubigcr, 
 ajiitt>crpflid^tete. [9J?itDcrpflid)tete. 
 
 C5-6blig6rs', x>i. Law, t)ic (5}?itO®iiulbner, 
 
 Cook [cuk], s. ier^od), Die^oc^innj great—, 
 ber (Sarfod), —shop, Mc ®arfu(i>e. 
 
 To Cook [cuk], V. La. 1. fot^cn, 2. fig. 5U= 
 bereitenj II. r<. wit ber ,Ructuct f(brcienj 
 c-ing stove, t)cr ^od^ofcn. [(ben. 
 
 Cook'?ry [cuk^-], s. Die Jto(bfunli} i)Q§ ^0= 
 
 Cddl, I. ad;.; II. -ly, adv. 1. !ubl, frifcb) 2. 
 fig. faltfinnig, faltbliitig, fait? 111. s. bic 
 ^^le, ^rifdpe. 
 
 To Cd61, V. I. a. 1. fubleu, crfrifcbcnj 2. ^g. 
 abfii^lenj mdpigcn) II. n. 1. fu^lwerbenj 
 2.^g. erfalten j c-ing of wool, W^oo^baS Q(u8= 
 breitcn bcr frifcbgefdjorcncn SBoUc j. Srocfnen 
 
 Cdd'ler, s. l.btt&Jlu^lenbej Afed. ^ublmittcl^ 
 2. List, Brew.&Sug-w. baSJtu^lfaf , ^U^U 
 
 C66'ljsh, adj. fam. tin WCnig flJbl. [[(biff- 
 
 C661'nes8, *. 1. bic^ublej ,JtubIung} 2.fig. 
 bcr ,SoItiinn, bie ,ffaltblutigfeit. 
 
 Cdom, s. 1. bcrOlu^, ^fcnrup , 2, bieSBagcn^ 
 fi^miere, 3. vid. b. f. 2B. [4 Bushels. 
 
 Codmb [cdom], s. tin cngl. ©etrcibemof oon 
 
 Cd6p, *. 1. bic ^ufC; baS^api 2. ber ^u^ntV'- 
 U^,^\i^ntxioxhi 3.bie©iafljurbe5 4. ber 
 (Sturjfarrcn, ©tbuttfarrcn. 
 
 To Cddp, V. a. einfpcrren, einfdtjHc^cn. 
 
 C66'p?r, s. bcr ^Q^binber, Siotttbcr; ^ufcrj 
 Coops, — i adze, bic^uferbeif clj — s driver 
 bcr S^ricbelj —'& knife, ba& 3ugmeffer. 
 
 Cdd'p?rage, .9. 1. ber SSottcbcrlo^n, Com. ber 
 ©infilag, bieSScrfuperungj 2. bieSottdjcr 
 wcrffiatt. 
 
 To Co-6p'?rate, v. n. miimvHn (—to, ju). 
 
 Co-Spera'tion, s. bic 5}?itn}irfung. 
 
 Co-5p'?ratjve, adj. mitroirfcnb, bei^ulflid^. 
 
 Co-8p'erator, s. bcr 5Kitn>irfenbe,9J?itarbeiter. 
 
 COcVp^ring, p.*. 1. bieSSerfxiperungj 2. Com, 
 ber einf(blQg. 
 
 C6d'p?ry, s. baS 956tt(ber^ttnbnjerf. 
 
 Co-opta'tion, s. bie 6rn)d()(ung, ^Cnnabme. 
 
 Co-or'djnate, I. adj. 1. beigeorbnet, ju berfelbcn 
 jDrbttung ge^Srcnb, glci(b 5 2. ^irc/j. in gleicbcn 
 Slei^en flebenb, II. *. Geom. bie (Soorbinttte. 
 Co-oriina'tion, s. bic SSeiorbnungj —of cau- 
 ses, Phy. bag 3ufammennjir!en con Urfatben 
 berfclben Tfrt. 
 
 C<iot,j-.l. Orn.basaBalfer^ubnj 2.yig.bcr3;ropf 
 
 Cop, s. 1. ber (Sipfcl, bie ©pi^c (wic Cob); 2. 
 bic ^oppe, ^Qubc, bcr SQix^6)tl (ber iBogcl) j 
 bcr Aammi —of hay, bcr|)cufd)obcr. 
 
 Co'pal, s. ber *RcpaI, bQ§ ^opalgummi. 
 
 Copar'cenary, s. Law, bic SKitcrbfcbaft. 
 
 Copar'cener, s. Law, ber 9}?itcrbc jjU glcidjcn 
 Sbeilcn. [5)^itcrbeu. 
 
 CQpar'ceny, *. Law, bcr glci(bc ^Cut^cil bcr 
 
 Copiirt'ner, s. gen. bcr 5)iitgcuop, S^^eilnct)* 
 mer, bcf. Com. (5Kit»)^ITocie', (Sompagnonj 
 —ship, bieSKitgenoffenfdjaft; bcf. Com. Qonu 
 
 Copay'va, s. bcr Gopaicabalfom. [pagnic 
 
 Cope, s. l.gen. bic Jtopfbcbecfung, 2. bcr 
 (S^orrod, ^ricftcrroct 5 3. ^Uee wqS cinclrt 
 conSccfe libcrunS bilbct, batjcr bcr ®cnjelbc= 
 bogcn cineS SborcS, w. 
 
 To Cope, V. I.a.bcePen,bcbccfcn(njic mit cincm 
 ©adje, 2C.)) II' "• 1. {Ircitcn, fdmpfciij 2. 
 fid) flrfiubcnj 3. cs aufncbmcn; fii mcJTcn 
 (mit) J 4. tQufcbcn 5 5. yl/ c/i. (oon ®cbdu* 
 ben, 2C.) bei^<i"Sftc^cn/ bci^»?orrogen. 
 
 C5p'?ck, Cop'«c, s. Ai/m. bic Jtopefc. 
 
 C6p'j?r,*. gen. bcrSopifl, ;Ig. bcr 3tQd)Qbmcr. 
 
 Co'pjng, s. Mas. bic ^irflc, bcr ©icbcl. 
 
 Co'pjous, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. l.rci(bli^J 
 2. Lit. roortrcicb, bilberrcicbi HI. -ness, s 
 l.bieSuUe,bcrUbcrflnp5 2. Lit. bicSBcit 
 Idufigfeit, giiUe (bcr mcbc, :c.). 
 
 CSp'Iand, s. bie ^Qnbfpioc. 
 
 Cop'p?d, adj. 1. sugcfpi^t, fcgclformigj 2. 
 (n>ic cinSSogel) gcbaubtj —lark, Om. bic 
 
 CSp'p^l, s. vid. Cupel. [^aubenlcrdje. 
 
 C6p'p?r, I. s. 1. riai Jtupfcrj 2. ^6 ^upfcr= 
 gefiirrj 3. bcr (grope) fupfcine ^cffclj 
 4. btt§ (QU(b: cinscinc BtM) ^upfcrgclbj 
 molten—, baS ©Qrfupfcr, (Erj} yellow—, 
 bosaJJefringj II. adj. 1. fupfcrn, 2. fig. 
 Com. gcfcuert (oon 3nbigo)j 111. cump. 
 
 — bottom, bcr ^upfcrbobcn (ju gropen ^cf= 
 fcln,ac.)) —bottomed, Ship-b. fupfcrbobcn^ 
 
 — plate, ber ^-flid) j —plate prints, ^-(lidjCj 
 
 — rust, bcr ©runfpanj — shcathing(s), ^-s 
 blecb/ ^-plattcnj —water, Chem. baS (Sc* 
 mentroafler, —work, bog Jt-^ammcrrocrf j 
 —worm. Zoo/, bcr aSoljrmurm. 
 
 To Cop'per, v. a. 1. mit Jtupfcr ob. ^-plttttcn 
 befcblagcn) 2. mit ^upfcr ubcrjicbcn. 
 
 CSp'peras, s. bcr (bcf. griinc) SSitriol, col. bQ6 
 ^upfcrwaffcr, bcr^-rautb 5 — stone. Mm. bcr 
 
 C6p'p?ri8h, adj. fupfert)altig. [S(bn5cfclfic&. 
 
 Cop'p^ry, ad;. 1. fupfcrig, fupfcr^altigj 2. 
 
 Cop'pjce, s. vid. Copse. [fupfcril. 
 
 Cop'pjng, s. vid. Coping; — rail, 3fet7i. tit 
 ^uUlQttc hti ©pinnmaf(bincn. 
 
 Cop'ple, s. vid. Cupel. 
 
Copp 
 
 202 
 
 Corn 
 
 C6p/pled, adj. vid. Copped. 
 
 C»pse, s. 1. Ui Unter^olj 5 2. U^ ©ebiifc^. 
 
 To Copse, V. a. DttS Unter^olj l)dgen. 
 
 CSp'sy. adj. mitUnterl)oIs bemac^fen, bufd^ig. 
 
 CSp'tjc, adj. &. s. foptif(i)) bag ^optif(^e. 
 
 Cop'ula, s. Gram, bic ^opula. 
 
 To Cop'ulate, v. n. \i6) paaren, |i(b begatten. 
 
 Copula'tion, j. 1. btcSSerblnbung, 2.bie^Qa» 
 rung, SSeiwoljnung. [aSmbcwort. 
 
 CSp'ulative, Gram.l.adj. oerbinbenbj II. i'-baS 
 
 C8p'y, s. 1. t)ie (§opic, ^ttbfd^rift, 2. 1)a5 eycm- 
 plttr (e. aSud^eg), 3.bieSSorfd^nft(sum3ta(b= 
 fd^reiben), 4-. Paint,, Draw., &c., Die Sopic: 
 (baS Sta^bilb, jc), 5. bte (£)r{gmal=)^Qnb= 
 fdbrifti 6. Print. t5a§ gjlanufcnpt, £)nginal5 
 7. Law, bQS Snftrument) thus far—, Com. 
 (auf SBec^Mn) hi^ ^ier^erj -book, l.ba§ 
 S5or|(3^nftcnbu(b 5 2. Com. ba§ SSriefcopirs 
 bud&j — hold, 1. ba§3in&Ie^cn5 2. berSe^u* 
 bcfili —holder, bcr 3in§pa(^teri —paper 
 ba§ Sonccptpapierj — pnrchaser, ber ^cr= 
 lQg§(=S3u(i)0^)^nbIerj —right, ba5 SSerlagg: 
 rc^t, litcrarifcbc eigentbum§rc(bt. 
 
 To C8p'y, V. I. a. 1. copircn, obfcbreibenj 2. 
 Pamt., J>raK;., Engr., &c. copiren : nacbbiU 
 ben, ici.^.fig. na^a^menj II. n. Paint., &c., 
 
 Cdp'yifst, s. ber ^lagiarius. l&fcg. copircn. 
 
 Cpqual'ljn, s. Zool. ba§ biintc CSi(b^orn. 
 
 Coque'ljcOt [cok'ljco], s. 1. Dot. bie ^lQtfd)= 
 rofe j 2. bie ^-ufarbc, iibcr^. geuerfarbc. 
 
 Coquet', Coquette' [— ket'], s. Die (SoquettC. 
 
 To Cpquet', v. a. & n. coqucttircn (mit). 
 
 CQquet', Coquet'jsh, Coquet'tish. adj. COquet. 
 
 CQquet'ry, s. Ut Soquetterie. 
 
 Cor'gil, I. s. bic ^orallcj II. adj. forallcn. 
 
 CSralla'ceous, adj. forallenartig. 
 
 Cpral'liform, adj. foraUcnffirmig. 
 
 CSr'^tUine, I. adj. 1. au§ ^oratten bcftebenb, 
 forallcn 3 2. forattenartigj II. s. baS^oraU 
 
 . tcnmoo§ J branched — moss, Bot. bic CRenn= 
 tl)icrflcd&tc. [^orallit. 
 
 CSr'alljnite, Cor'^lllte, s. Pet. bcr ^orallinit, 
 
 C8r'?ilIoid, I. adj. (— dal) foraUenortig i II. s. 1. 
 Zooi.bica3ldttcrforollc5 2. c-s, ^o.rnforaacn. 
 
 Corb, s. 1. ber gropc^orbj 2. Com. vid. 
 Crate; S. Arch. Qm.pl. c-s, !orbf6rmige 
 SSersicrungen. [fen. 
 
 Cor'ban, s. 1. ber Tflmofenforb j 2. ba5 llmo-- 
 
 Cor'beils, s. pi. Fort. Heine ©d^anjlorbe. 
 
 C6i-'b?l, Cor'bil, Cor'bet, s. Arch. l.baS SSIU' 
 menf6rb(!^cn, ber^bftforbj 2. bera5alfen= 
 trfiger, 3:ragftein5 3. bie^tifdK- [bn)o. 
 
 Cor'cle, Cor'cule, s. Bot. ber (^flan5cn0@ni= 
 
 Cord, s. l.bcr@tri(f; ba§ecil, bie ©d^nurj 
 Afar. ba§ Sauj 2. bic .ftlafter, ber ^obcn, 
 3. Com, ber 6orb Ccin a3cin!leiberfloff)j 
 
 cords, pl.fig. 4. gcpttj 5. gallflrirfcj to 
 sell under the c-s. Com, in 9Jauf(^ U. ©ogen 
 cerfaufenj —maker, ber Seiler? —wheel, 
 M-m. Ub jDre^rab. 
 
 To Cord, v.a. 1. (mit ©tricfcn, K.) binben^ 
 befefligcnj 2.(^ol5)mc{fen,flaftern5 3.(3;as 
 hat) fpinncnj c-ed ladder, \>U ©trirflcitcr 5 
 c-ed (or c-ing) quires, P-m. S5inbcbl[i(3^cr, 
 ©cfbiLiicr} c-ing tools, Mec/t. StfinbcUnflrus 
 
 Cor'd^ge, s. baft Sauwerf, ©eilmcrf. [mcntc 
 
 Cor'date, Cor'dat^d, I. adj.; II. Cor'dately, 
 adv. Bot. ^crsffirmig. 
 
 Cordelier', s. Ecc. bcr ^ranciscaner. 
 
 To Cordell', v, a. |^romoufn)firt§ 5iel)cn. 
 
 Cor'dial, I. s. 1. Med. baS ^crsfldrfenbc 9R(t* 
 tet5 2. ber feine Sifor, 3. fig. bagSabfttlj 
 
 II. adj. 1. bcrjflSrfenbj 2. belebenb, §erjli(bi 
 
 III. — ly, adv. ^erjlid^, »?on |)ersen. 
 Cordial'jty, s. bie ^erjlicbfeit, SJffen^erjigfcit. 
 Cor'di^ritejS.Mtn.berGorburit^ffBajferfapp^ir. 
 Cor'djform, adj. ^crjf6rmig. 
 
 Cor'don, s. 1. Arch. Sc Fort, bcr 0}?aucrfranj) 
 2. Mil. bcr (Sorbonj 3. uber^. bie@(bnur. 
 
 Cor'dovan, (Cord'wain), s. bcr (Sorbuan. 
 
 Corduroy', *. Com. tin mon(beficrd^nli(ber, 
 gcrippter SeinHciberfloff. 
 
 Core, s. 1. fig. bttSSnnerfle, ba§ |>crs, ber 
 jtcrnj 2. baS^crnge^ciufe imDbjlcj 3. ber 
 Giter (eine& ®cfd^»iir§) 5 4. Vet. bic 2cber= 
 franf^cit. [gcfQljen. 
 
 Cored, adj. (oon^dringen)sum9ldu4)crn ein= 
 
 Co-re'gent, s, bcr SKitregent. 
 
 Coria'ceous, adj. lebern? leberortig(au(&Bof.). 
 
 Corjan'der, s. Bot. bcr Qorianbcr. 
 
 Co-ri'val, I. s. ber ?Kitbcn)crbcr,-Kebenbu^Ier3 
 II. adj, 1. wetteifernb} 2. mitberoerbenb. 
 
 To Co-ri'val, v. a. mcttcifern, ju erreid^cn 
 jlreben. [bcr SBettftreit. 
 
 Co-rjval'jty, Co-ri'valry, s. bicSKitbcmerbung, 
 
 Cork, s. I. sing. 1. (— tree), bie ^orfeicbCj 
 
 2. ba§ ^orf= Ob. ^antoffel^oln 3. ber ^orF= 
 fl6pfel5 II. c-s, pi. Fish. bicJtorffloffcnj III. 
 comp. —brained, tl)6nd)t, ungcrdumtj — 
 lines, (BtiU jur Sefcfiigung bcr ^ifd^crnc§c 1 
 -screw, bcr ^Korfsictjerj —tumbler, baS 
 SBurjcImdnncben, ber ©te^auf. 
 
 To Cork, V. a. 1. jufiopfein, (oer^jforfenj 2 
 mit.Ror! bclegen j 3.mit(gebr,)^orf fd^wdrsen- 
 
 Cor'ky, adj. 1. »on ob. auS StQxf, forfartig, 
 forfig^ 2. sd^cj -bark. Tan. ^artc, faft^ 
 unb Iraftlofc, sum ©erben untauglid^c ((Si= 
 d^enOSflinbc. [be 5 2.j?g.berS5icIfrap. 
 
 Cor'morant, s. 1. Orn. bcr©eerabc, oieSd^ar^ 
 
 Corn, i. s. 1. ba8 ^om, iiber^. ©ctreibc j 2. 
 (Indian—), Am. ber tfirPif4>c SBciscn, ^^itai^i 
 
 3. ba&^fi^ncraugej 4. Far. bic 4)ombcule. 
 
Corn 
 
 •203 
 
 Corp 
 
 ©o^lengcftfemulftj 5. bas Jtorn (eats,^ul» 
 x>ix, :c.)i II. comp. -bag, M/.t)ergourQgcs 
 fod) — (cigentl. corned) beef, H^ ^6M= 
 rint)fleifd&} —bin, bicJt-Ittbc? —h\nd, Bot. 
 bic^cferwintej -blades, 9Jtai§bI5ttcr 5 — 
 bottle, vid. —flower; —brandy, bcr ^-5 
 branntnjcinj —chandler, t)cr ,ff-I)dnMcr (im 
 ^Icinen), ©amcnljoinblcrj — craik, —crake 
 (—crack, —cracker), Orn.bic Sialic, bcrSKic= 
 fenfd^norrcri —emerald, bcr grobc @(^mcr= 
 Qdi -factor, ber,£-mQF(cr 5 —fan, bic ^-= 
 fc^roingcj -flag, Bo^ ber ©di^njcrtclj -floor 
 (—loft, —house), bcr,Jt-bobcn, ,R-fpci(^cr, 
 bQ§ ^-^QU8 5 ^of-.v. —flower, bic Jt-blumC) 
 
 — marigold, — marygold, bic gemcinc S8u= 
 ^crblumej —meter, bcr ©etrcibcmcffcr, 
 ^ft-mcffcr, —pipe, ba§ ^^^ft-'^^ro^r j Bot-s. 
 
 — poppy, —rose, bie Jtltttfd^rofCj —rose 
 campion, bic ^-rabcj — sallad, bcr ^rfcr= 
 Ittttid^^Slopunjcl, —tongs, Swrg.bicJtluppc, 
 ^ornjange j —valerian, vid. —sallad ; —wee- 
 vil, Ent. bcr ^-rourm, SBibcI. 
 
 To Corn, v. a. 1. cinfttljcn, cinpofclnj 2. (^ul= 
 per, ic.) !6mcn, granulircn. 
 Cor'nel, *. (—berry), Bot. bic ^omclfirfc^c 
 Corne'ljan,*. l.vid.b.fi.Carnelian; 2.00111]). 
 
 — cherry, ipic Cornel-berry, qv. ; — tub, bcr 
 @(§»t^faftcn. [Min. ^ornblci. 
 
 Cor'neous, adj. ^ornigj ^omid)!? —lead, 
 
 Cor'ner, s. I. sing. 1. bcr C/ig-. gc^cimc) SBin* 
 
 fel, bic ^cfej 2. bic53eugung (cinc§ Sluifc§), 
 
 bie aSudjt 5 3. bie duperflc ©rcnjc j II. c-s, pi. 
 
 ^rfjicrat^en 5 III. co/np. -clips, G cfbcfd^ldgc , 
 
 — plates, Print, bic Jtlammcrn (bcS^refFar- 
 rcn§)j —teeth, Far. bie ^afcnsfi^nc, .f)a!cn 
 (ber^fcrbc)5 — tile, ber4)o^ljicgclj -wise 
 adv. l.crfigj 2. biagonal. 
 
 Cor'nered, adj. edfig. 
 
 Cor'net, s, \. Mus. bic SinFcj — ajn.vton* 
 ba§ SnoentionS^orn 5 2. Af/f. ber Cornet j 
 
 3. Far. a) vid. Coronet; b) vid. Fleam, 2.5 
 
 4. Com. & Chern. bicjDutej 5. bie Cornettc, 
 aBeibermfi^e. 
 
 Cor'n?tcy, s. bic (Sornet5= (^dl)nnd(>§')®tcire. 
 
 Cor'n^t^r, s. ber 3in!cnbldfcr. 
 
 Cbr'nice, s. bcf. Arch, bag Jlaruiep, ber 1th= 
 
 laufj — ring, (?jm. ber ,^ran5reif. 
 Cor'njcle, .v. baS 4>orn(^en. [benb. 
 
 CornTc'ular, adj. 1. ^ornformig 5 2. |)6rner ^a* 
 Cornic'ulate, adj. 1. I^omformig, jacfigj 2. 
 
 Bot. ^omformige ©(^oten tragenb. 
 Cprnif jc, adj. poxnex crjeugenb. 
 Cor'niform, adj. ^omformig. 
 Cornig'erous, adj'. ^grner tragenb, gc^ornt. 
 Cor'njsh, s. &. adj. bieScroo^ucr ponSornroal^ 
 
 U5j baS Sornifc^ej cornifci. 
 
 Cor'nist, s. vid. Corneter. 
 Como'pean, s. Mus. bai ^fappenljont. 
 
 To Cornute', v. a. /?^.(@inem)|)6rncr auffe^en. 
 
 Cornu'ted, (CornuteO, adj. Bot. I)ornf6rmig. 
 
 Cor'ny, adj. 1. ©ctrcibc (,Roru) ^erpcrbriu 
 gcnbj 2. !6rmg,fornrcid)j 3. ^ornl)art, ^or^ 
 
 Cor'ody, s. vid. Corrody. [nicbt. 
 
 Cor'ol, Coroi'la, s. Bot. bic ©lumcnfronc. 
 
 Corollii'ceous, adj. Bot. blumcnFronenartig. 
 
 Cor'ollary, s. 1. Math. & Pliy. ba§ (Sorolltt= 
 rium, ber ^olgcfa^ 5 2. Did. & gen. bcr^ufa^. 
 
 C6r'olI?t, CSr'ollule, s. Bot. bic ^XOttC jCbCS cin- 
 Selnen SSIut^cnS e. sufammcngcfcotcnJBIumc. 
 
 Coro'na, s. bie ,Kronc : l . Arch. ba§ ^ransgc^ 
 fim§j 2. Anat. bicJtronc bcr ^actcujdl^nc j 
 3. Bot. a)bcr^appu§5 ^) bcrSHaub eincr 
 ©tra^lcnblumc j 4. Phy. bcr|)of(um®cflirnc). 
 
 Cor'pn?!, I. *. 1. bic Jtronc, bcrJtransj 2. 
 ^?iot. biccrflc@(i(>dbclna£)t5 II. adj. Anat, 
 ^ranj'i —suture, bic ^ronnat)t. 
 
 Cor'onary, adj. U^. Anat. fronortig, f ransfin*^ 
 migj — vessels, gc/j. jtronsgcfQfie J —plants, 
 
 Coronfi'tion,*. bieitronung. [/?of.(Soronaricn. 
 
 Cor'oner, s. La\c, bcr Qcxifi)tM) pcrpflit^tctc 
 2cid)cn(bc)f(^aucr (bci unnatitrlid^cn Scbc^^ 
 fdUcn)5 — 's inquest, bicScbtcnf^aUj — '« jury, 
 ba53;obtcnfd)au=(Sd)n>iirgcri(l^t} sovereign-, 
 bcr Sbcrrid^tcr bcr Queen's (King's)Bcnch. 
 
 Cor'onet, s. 1. bic ficinc Jtrone, bcf. Her. SBa» 
 pcnfronc , 2. Far. bie Jtronc (bc5 ^ufcS). 
 
 Cor'oneted, adj. mit ciner(SBapcnO'ff ronc (gc= 
 
 Coron'jform, adj. froncnformig. [abc(t). 
 
 Cor'onoid, adj. Anat. Frons Ob. franjformig i 
 — process, > .T Jtronfortfa|. 
 
 CoWonulc, *. Bot. bic ©amcnfriMic, bcr^appu$. 
 
 Cor'pQral, 1. J. Mi7. bcr (Sorporalj II. adj. 1. 
 f6rpcrli(l(>, Iciblid^ (ami) Law); 2. matcriclf. 
 
 Corpora'Ie, *. Ecc. ba§ gcmci{)tc 9)^^pbud?. 
 
 CorporaKjty, s. bic ,R6rpcrIid)Fc{t. 
 
 To Cor'porate, v. n. vcrcinigcn. 
 
 Cor'porate, I. adj.5 II. — ly, ado. in cinc Jter» 
 perf(^ttft pcreinigt, pcrcint, pcrbunbcnj - 
 towns, incorporirtc (2anb=)®tdbtc. 
 
 Ciirpora'tion, s. 1. Law, bicJtorpcrfd^Qft, ®c= 
 mcinbc, 2.bic5nnung,3unftj 3.bicSBurger= 
 [(^aft, 4. bcr@tabtrttf()5 freedom of the-, 
 ba§ 33urgerrc(^t j —town, bie Sanbftabt. 
 
 Corpora'tor, s. ba§9}?itg(icb cincr^orpcrfd^aft. 
 
 Corpo'real, I. odj'. ; II. — ly, adv. forpcrlid^, 
 
 Corpo'realist, s. Ph. bcr 9}?atcrialif1. [materiell. 
 
 Corppre'jty, *. Phy. bic *ff6rpcrli(J^Fcit. 
 
 Cor'posant, s. Met. ba& <Bt GtmuS* (cb. ^c* 
 Icncn*)^cucv. 
 
 Corps [cor], s. Mil. 1. ba$ 6orp§5 2. Arch, 
 
 btt$ ^crporflc^cnbc ^e(b cincr SBanb. 
 
 Corpse, s. bcr icic^nam. 
 
Corp 
 
 204 
 
 Cort 
 
 Cor'pai^nce, s. tie SSo^lbelcibt^eit, (Sorpu= 
 
 Icnj. 
 Cdr'pul?nt, adj, fcicfleibig, (wo^l) Ukiht, cor= 
 
 pulcnt. [nomstag. 
 
 Cor'pus-Chris'tj-day, s. Ecc. \)tx gro^nlei(b= 
 Cor'puscle [— pussl], a. P/j-t/. ba§ ©onnenfldub= 
 
 d^en, ier TCtom. [flift^. 
 
 Corpus'cular, adj. Fky, atomiflifd^, maUtiali' 
 Cprpuscula'rian, I. adj. »ie b. »• Sfeortj II. *. 
 
 P/ii/. Ux litomifiiUx, ^aUxialifi. 
 Corradia'tion , s. Fhy. fcie JBercinigung bcr 
 
 ©traljlcn auf einen ^unft. 
 To Correct', v. a. 1. Derbcffern, bcri^^tiscnj 2. 
 
 cerraeifen} firafen. 
 Cyrrect', I. adj.\ II. —ly, arfu. 1. fe^lcrfrci, 
 
 ri(btig, correct j 2. Corns, in SDrbnung j if 
 
 found—, na(b Olid^tigbefinben, retbtfinbenb. 
 Correc'tion, s. 1. bie SSerbefferung, S5ericl)tis 
 
 gungj bef. 7Vp. (Sorrecturj 2. bie SflugC; 
 
 ber SSerweig, bie SSeftrafungj 3. bef. Pharm. 
 
 W Correction. 
 
 Correc'tional, adj. SBe|Terung§=; ©(rQf=. 
 Correc'live, I. adj. 1. oerbejternbj 2. bef. 
 
 Pharm. (burd) S3eimif(bung) milbernb j II. *. 
 
 l.bQ8S5efferung65 0b. ^u^tmittcl, 2. Med. 
 
 U^ Se^ifel. 
 
 Correct'ness, *. bie {Rid^tigJcit, (Sorrecf^eit. 
 Correc'tor, *. 1. bcrSSerbeffercr, 58criitiger, 
 
 Corrector (cud) T</p.) ; 2. ber ^udjtmeifler, 
 
 3. bef.P/iarm. baSSKilberungdmittcl) —of the 
 
 staple, Law, ber SBuarcnauffe^er. [fle^en. 
 To Correlate', v. n. in iDeibfelfeitiger SSejie^ung 
 Cor'relate, s. Ph. ba$ (Sorrelatum. [relation. 
 Correla'tion, s. Ph. berSBedjfelbejug, bie (Sor* 
 CQrrel'ative, Ph. I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv* cors 
 
 relatio j III. s. bo0 (§orreloti». 
 Cprrel'ativeness, s. bie SBec^felbcsie^ung. 
 Correp'tion, s. bcr SSeriDeiS, bic Sflfige. 
 To CorrespSnd', v. a. 1. ubereinftimmcn, ent* 
 
 fpred^en; geradf fein 5 2. im ?Brief»)edjfel fle^en, 
 
 corrcfponbiren. 
 CSrrespSn'dence, s. 1. bie flbcrcinflimmung, 
 
 ®emdf^eit5 2. ber ©riefrocdjfel, bic 6orre» 
 
 fponbensj 3. baS (gute) ^erne^men, ber 
 
 (freunbU(J^e) SSerfe^r) to commence a 
 
 with . . . , Com. inSScrbinbung trcten mit . . 
 Corr?gpon'd?nt, l.adj.; II. —ly, adv. fiber* 
 
 cinfiimmenb,gemfip 5 III. s. ber (Sorrefponbent. 
 C5rr?sp0n'sjve, adj. ubereinflimmig, cntfpre: 
 
 t^enb, paffenb. 
 Cor'rjdOr, jr. Arch, k Fort, ber Corribor. 
 
 Cor'rigjble, I. adj. 1. (oer)befferli* j 2. flraf= 
 
 bar^ II. — ness, s. bic Serbefferli^feit. 
 
 CQrrl'v^l, &c. vid. b. r. Co-rival, &c. 
 
 Cprrbb'prant, I. adj. fldrfenb j II. *. Med. ba& 
 
 Ctdrfung&mittel. 
 
 To CQrrSbVate, v. a. 1. lit. Hi Jig. ftdrfenj 
 
 2. Jig. befrdftigcn, befldtigcn. 
 CorrOb'orate, adj. I. gefidrfti 2. beftdtigct. 
 CprrSbpra'tion,*. l.bieStdrfung, 2. fcieSSe* 
 
 f^dtigung. 
 
 Corrob'prative, I. adj. 1. fldrfenbj 2. betrdf= 
 tigenbj II. s. Med. U^ @tdrfung§mittcl. 
 
 To Cprrode', v. a. lit. &.fig. jernagcn,jerfrefien. 
 
 Cprro'dent, I. adj. jemagenb, serfreJTcnbj II. 
 s. baS 3erfre{fenbC) Med. toS timittel. 
 
 CQrrodlbil'jty, s. bie 3erfrepbarfeit. 
 
 Cprro'dible, adj. jerfrc^bar. 
 
 CGr'rgdy, *. Law, ber ^aniSbricf. 
 
 Cyrrosibil'jty, &c, vid. Corrodibillty, &c. 
 
 Corro'^ion, s. Chem. bic Corrofion. 
 
 Cprro'sive, I. adj.; II. — ly, adr. 1. frejfenb, 
 d^enb) 2. fig. qudlenb, nagenbj —subli- 
 mate, Chem. d^enber ©ublimat. III. s. 1. 
 Med. bast^mittelj 2. fig. u& nudlenbc. 
 
 CQrro'gjvepess, s. W d^enbc ©4>drfc. 
 
 CSr'rug^nt, adj. runjelig matbcnb j —muscle, 
 Anat. bcr ^ugenbrttucnrunjler. 
 
 To CSr'rugate, v. a. runjeln, runjcUg madden. 
 
 CSr'rugate, adj. runjelig. 
 
 Cdrruga'tion, s. bag Olunjeln. 
 
 CSHrugatpr, s. ^/tai.berXugenbrauenrunslcr. 
 
 To Cprrupt', v. I. o. 1. lit. &.fig. cerbcrbiTo 
 cerfd)lcd)ternj 2. bcfledjen, crfaufenj 3. on- 
 flccfen (roie^rttnf^eiten)j ll. n. 1. faulen, 
 oerwefcn j 2. fig. ji^ iocrf(bU'(btern,»crbcrbcn. 
 
 Corrupt', l.adj.,- II. — ly, ado. 1. lit. ocrborbcnj 
 faul 5 2.ftg. oerberbt, b6fe } 3. oerfiibrt 5 4. be^ 
 liodjen. [flecker 5 S.berSrrle^rcr^SSerfuljrer. 
 
 CQrrup't^r, 5. 1. ber S^erberbcrj 2. bcr ffic 
 
 Corruptjbll'jty, Coiriip'tiblen^ss, s. 1. lit. bie 
 SJerroeSbarfeitj fig-s.2. bieSSerfu^rbarfcitj 
 
 3. bic aSeflec^Ucfefeit. 
 
 Corrup'tjble, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. tcrberb* 
 
 lid^, ocrn)eSli4>j 2. oerfu^rbar^ 3. be|lcd)Ud). 
 Corriip'tion, J. 1. lit. baS SScrbcrbcnj 2. Der 
 
 (Siterj 3. bie '^Mnifyfig-s. 4. bie SSerbcr bt^ 
 
 l^titi SSerfdjIecbterungj 5. bie !Berfiil)riing 5 
 
 6. bie aSeftecbung. 
 
 Cprrup'tive, adj. terbeibenb, onftccfenb. 
 CQrrupt'n^ss, s. bie SSerbcrbtbeit, la vid. 
 
 Corruption in a. JB-n. [fud)§, Corfaf. 
 
 Cor'sack, s. Zool. ber (QfiQtifie) ©tcppen- 
 Cor'sair, i. ber Corfar: l. bcr ©eerduber, 2. 
 
 bag 0laubf(biff. 
 Corse, s. * bCr 2ei(|>nQm/ vid. Corpse. 
 Corse'l^t, s. 1. Mil. bcr (fleine leid^te) ^xnp 
 
 l;arnif(b3 2. EnU ba& JBruftfcbilbcben. [feben. 
 To Corse'let, v. a. mit cinem Sruflbornifd) >?cr» 
 C6r's?t, s. btt§ (©(bnurOScib(ben, Corfett. 
 Cor'sjc^u, adj. & s. corfifcbi bcr Corfe. 
 Cortege [cQrtazh'J, s. bal ©efolge, bcr^ufjug. 
 
Cort 
 
 205 
 
 Cott 
 
 Cor'tical, adj. 1. vitlMg^ 2. Anat. & Bot. rin= 
 
 bpnortigj 3. jJg:. du^tvlid). [bi*t. 
 
 Cor'ticated, Cor'tic^te, adj. rinbenartig, rin 
 Cortiaf erous.arfj.Slinbe trogcnb ob.erjeugenb. 
 CprtJc^jform, adj. rinbenartig. 
 CorticOite', Cor'ticous, adj. rinbig, ooHcrOlinbc. 
 Cprun'dum, s. Min. ber ^orunb. 
 CprusVi^nt, adj» funfclnb, blistinb. 
 To Cprue'cate, v. n. bUnfcn, funfcln, bli^cn. 
 C5rusca'tion , s, 1. Phy. bttS ©c^immcm, 
 
 23Ii|cn, (sitternbc)2eu(^tcn5 2. bcf. Smelt. 
 Corvet', Corvette', .v. btc (SorocttC. [bcr 931icf. 
 Cor'vine, adj. oon fRabcn, fra^enartig. 
 C5ryban'tic, adj. njilb, fort)bantifd[>. 
 Cor'ymb, .v. Bot. bic iDolbcntraubc. [fd^clig. 
 C9ryin'bmt?d, adj. Bot. boIbcntrQUbig, bu* 
 Carymbiferous, adj. Bot. bolbcntrngcnb. 
 C9rym'bou8, adj. Bot. boIbentrQubcnf^rmig. 
 CQrfm'bulous, adj. ou§ ©olbcntrdubt^cn be* 
 CSr'yphene, s. Ich. bcr ©tu^fopf. [fle^cnb. 
 CSryphe'us, s.fig. bcr ^orDP^dc. 
 C5se'cant, s. Geom. bit Sofefante. 
 COsey, adj. fig. be^iiglicb, traulid^. 
 Co'sine, *. Geom. ber (SofinuS. 
 Cosmet'ic, I. adj. foSmctiff^j II. c-»,s.pl. 
 
 @(^6n^eit8mittel. 
 CSf'rajcal, I. adj. 11. — ly, adv. fo8mif(^. 
 Cosra5g'9nist, s. ber ^oSmogonift. 
 CQ^mog'Qny, *. 1. bie ^oSmogomej 2. P/iy. 
 
 bie ,JtoSmogenic. 
 CysraOg'rapher, J. ber JtoSmogrop^. 
 Cosmograph'jc, — cal, I. adj. , II. — cally, adv. 
 
 fo8mogrQp^if(^. 
 CosmSg'raphy, s. bie JtoSmogrQp()ie. 
 r-fisinoiog'ical, adj. foSmologif^. 
 C9?mol'9gi8t, s. ber ^ogmolog. 
 C9§moi'9gy, s. bic SBcltle^rc, JtoSmoIogie. 
 
 C9§m5m'etry, s. Math, bie SBcttmeffung. 
 
 Cftsmoplas'tjc, adj. !oSmopIttftifdE>. [polit. 
 
 C8sraop61'itan, C9sm6p'9lite, s. ber ,^oSmo» 
 
 CSsmorii'ma, s. bttS ^oSmoranttt. 
 
 Cos'sack, 5. bcr .R^ofat. 
 
 CSs'sas, 5. Com. ber (§ofja& (SKujfcIin). 
 
 CSs's^t, s. bo8 o^ne5KutteraufgcsogcncEamm, 
 ^ttlb, jc. 
 
 Cost [cast, Wb. &c. ; c5st, W., Sm., &c.], *. 
 bef. Com. 1. bcr ^rei§5 2. (bef. p/.) bic 
 ^oflcn, Un!oftcni ©pcfen, 3. bic^oftbarfcit^ 
 i.bcrSSerluft, fSlaM^U 5. bergro^eluf* 
 monb, first— (or— price) bcr 6infouf&prei§} 
 bill of — (Ob. c-s), 1. bie einf auf&rc(^nung 5 
 2.iie(Spefcnrc(^nung. 
 
 To Cost [cast] V. ir. n. 1 . f often , ^U ftc^cn 
 f ommen 5 '2. fig. foften, crforbern , 3. (Shksp.) 
 Dost, pret.& p.p. o.To Cost. [ft. To Accost. 
 Cos'tal, adj. gu ben Olippcn ge^6rig. 
 
 CSs'tard, *. (Draijt.) cinc Tixt grofer'jpfcli 
 —monger, (Coster-m.) bcrS5bfH>QnbIcr, ^ofe. 
 
 Cos'tjve, I. adj. 1. bcf. Med. tjcrflopft; 2. 
 flopfcnb, 3. fig. cng^crjig, fnaufcrig^ U. — 
 ness, s. Med. 1. bic JBcrftopfung 5 2. baS 
 ©topfcnbci 3. fig. bic engtjcrjigfcit. 
 
 Cost'ijness, [cast'—] , s. 1. bic ^ofifpicligfeit J 
 
 2. bcr grof c Tfufwonb. 
 
 Cost'Iy, [cast'—], adj. l.foftfpiclig, t^CUCrj 2. 
 U\lli6), prficbtigj 3. ucrfd^racnbcrift^. 
 Costume', s. ba§ (Soflum. 
 Co-8uf'fer?r, s. bcr 9)?it=2cibcnbc. 
 Co-sure'ty [— shur'— ] s. Law , bcr OJJitblirgc, 
 Co'^y, adj. vid. Cosey. [9}litca)>cnt. 
 
 Cflt, s. 1. bic ^utte^ Jtot^Cj 2. ber etallj 
 
 3. bergingcrling, ©aumling ^ 4. bicgclbbctt* 
 flcUe 5 ^fingenittttc 5 5. bns jal^mc Eamm j 6. bic 
 Jflunfcr (ttud) cote, ob. cot(e) gare, cot(c) 
 wool), ^lunfcrroonc j — *s wold. Hush, tic 
 ©d^afijurbcn in cincr offencn ©cgcnb. 
 
 To Cot, v. n. vulg. in bic S6pfc guctcn. 
 
 CO-tan'g?nt, s. Geom. bic Cotttngcntc. 
 
 Cote, s. 1. bie ©d^af^iirbci 2. (dove — ) ba§ 
 SQUben^ttuS.ToCote, v. :f (Shksp.) ontrcfFcn. 
 
 C9temp9ra'neoos , Ac. vid. b. r. Contempora 
 neous,&c. [OJiitbeJDOljncr. 
 
 Co-ten'ant, s. 1. LaWy bcr 5Kitpadjtcr j 2 bcr 
 
 C9tic'ular, adj. roc§ficin= ob. n)c^fd)iefcrartig. 
 
 Colil'l9n [cotn'yyii], x. Dane, bcr Gotillon. 
 
 Cot'quean, s. vulg. bcr 3)opfgucfcr. 
 
 Cr»-tru8tee', s. Law, bcr OJtitbctroutcj WiU 
 curator, JC cf. Trustee. 
 
 Cot't?ige, s. 1. bic J^uttc, ba5^au§(^cn i 2. bas 
 2anb()au8 5 — pianoforte, ba0 (aufrcdjtilcs 
 ^cnbe ob.) SEBanbpianofortc ; portable— ovens, 
 cinc ^rt tragbarcr (Sacf *) £5fcn (fiir bic 
 
 Cot'taged, adj. mit ^itttcn bcbccf t. [ Jtiit^c). 
 
 C6t'tag?r, s. 1. ber |)uttcnbcn>o()ncr j 2. Law, 
 ber (^rci=) |)du8lcr. 
 
 Cot'ton [cot't'n], .v. 1 . bic (ro^c) SBaumwollcj 2. 
 Bot. bic S3-nflaubc; 3. bcr ^attun; — in the 
 seed, ungcrcinigtc S5. 5 — of the ounce, bicUn= 
 jcnbaumn)oUc5 H. fldj.comp.baumrooUcn; — 
 bagging, bic ^arflcinnjanb jum Gmballircn 
 bcr ro^cn S3.j — binding, aS-nbanb 5 — cards, 
 aS-nfra^enj —gin, Mech. bic (Sgrcnirma- 
 fd)ine; — goods, roic — stuffs, qv.j — grass, 
 Bot. ba§ 95-ngra§, ©ungras? — grower, bcr 
 aSaumnjoUpflanjcrj — machine, M(cli. Ui 
 95aumn)oUflrei(^maf(^inc 5 93aunin)oUfpinn » 
 mafdjine^ — mill, Meek, bic 33-nfpinnerci5 — 
 oil , mod. ba§ au§ bcm ©anvrn b. S-nflaubc 
 geprepteOcl 5 — packing, roic— bagging, r/y.$ 
 —plant,— shrnb,^of.bic95-nfl:aubc,35-npflan= 
 je 5 — spun (b. {. spun — ) , SS-ngarn 5 — stuffs, 
 icol. cottons), baumrooUcne Sffiaarcn, (Sotto» 
 
Cott 
 
 206 
 
 Coun 
 
 neriens -tooth, Mech. DaS Sorft^lageifen} 
 
 — twist, baumnjoUcneS SSebcgarn j - weed, 
 Bot. 1. bie gSiefenrooUe, 2. Da§ mu^rfroutj 
 
 — whipper, ber S8-n!lopfer} — wood, t)a§ 
 a5-nbQum^olSj — wool, pieon. ft. cotton, t)ie 
 35. 5 — yarn, ba§ iB-ngom. 
 
 To Cot'toii [cot'tn], V. I. n. 1. rooa((^t (ot>. 
 rQU(^) feinj fid^ filjen; 2. r«fg. m^l i?on 
 ©tattcn gc^cn, gcUngen? II. a. mitasaum* 
 iDoUc fiittcrn. 
 
 CSt'tonous, CSt'tony, adj. 1. oiel aSaumwoUc 
 cnt^Qltcnbj 2. baumwoUcnartig, woUid^t. 
 
 Cotyl'edpn, *. 1. Bot. Der JtotQleDonj 2. c-s, 
 p^ Zoot. »^ott)Ieboncn. 
 
 Cotyled^nous, adj. Bot. fotQlcbonifc^. 
 
 To Codch, u. 1. 7». 1. fi6) niebcrlcgenj 2. Sport. 
 ft(]^ lagern (\?. 3:^ieren)5 3. nicbcrfaUen, fidt) 
 beugcn, fauernj 4. im ^inter^alte (\3erftecft) 
 Ucgcri) 5. gen. Ucgcii) II. a. 1. (nieber) legen, 
 lagern j 2. onlegen, ob.in ® (^id^tcn tcgen j qu§» 
 breitenj 3. Ztf. &j5gr. oerbcrgen, 4. lit. ein= 
 Iaffen,einlegcn ? o.j^g. siifammenfttjfen^mit ein* 
 [(bliepen j 6. (f(bnftU(l),2C.) abfaffen, \)crfa|fcn 3 
 to — a cataract, Surg, ben ©taar fte(ben. 
 
 Couch, *. 1. (- bed) baS Olu^ebcttj 2. \>ah 2a- 
 gcr5 3. Sport. ba§ Sager eine§ railben ©cbwci* 
 ne§, ber ^c^cU 4. Mar. vid. Coach, 2. & 3.j 
 5. bie Sage, S(bi(bt5 6. r. gen. ber ®runb5 
 
 — fellow, ber @^lafcamerabi — grass, (— 
 weed), Bot. bag |)unb§gra§. 
 
 CoA'ch^nt, adj. Her. licgenb, fttuemb. [8agcr. 
 
 CoiJched, p. p. & a. 1. fauernb, 2. Sport, im 
 
 C6a'ch?r, s. 1. Med. ber @taarfte(§er 5 2. 
 ber ®(breiber5 3. (bef. Mon.) ba§ Ictenocr* 
 sci(3^mf , Sflegiflerbu(b 5 4. ber ©(blafcamerab 5 
 5. P-m. ber 8eger ob. ®autf(ber} 6. Sport, 
 ber s8orf!e^el)unb. 
 
 CoA'chjng, I. p. a. ifcr. n>ic Coachant, gw.j n. 
 J. 1. Dy. ba§ SSdlfern ber SBaibbldtterj 2. 
 Sport. n>ie Couch 5 3. Swrg. bie ©taaropcras 
 tion$ — needle, Surg, bie ©taarnabel. 
 
 Cough [caf or c6f|, s. ber ^u|!en. 
 
 To Cough , V. I. n. ^uf^en J II. a. (mit up) aus* 
 raerfen, au§^uften. 
 
 Cough'er, s. bcr (bie) ^ujlenbe. 
 
 Could r^ud], pret, ». Can. 
 
 Coul't?r, *. baS ,Rolter, vid. Colter. 
 
 CoAn'c^Uor, Cofincillor, s. vid. Counselor. 
 
 CoAn'cil, s. 1. Lawy gen. bie SSerfammlung, 
 ber Sdat^ j 2. bie Otat^SiDerfammlung 5 3. Ecc. 
 bie ^ird^enioerfanunlung,- — board, 1. ber 
 mat^§tif(b3 2. bie Sdat^Soerfammlung. 
 
 C5<in'g?l, *. 1. bcr (ert^eilte) Sflat^ 5 2. bie a5e« 
 rat^f(blagung 5 3. bie(5r»dgung 5 4. bic,fflug= 
 ^)eit5»erf(bmi$tljeitj 5. bieSSerfd^raiegen^eitj 
 bQ8 ©ebeimnif, 6. Scr?/j^ baS S!5or()aben5 
 
 T. Law), & Com. bcr Sflecbtsconfulcnt, (^an* 
 bciSs) ^nroalt, ber gvirfpre^bcr 5 to keep — 
 ge^cim ^altcn. [2. erma^nen, roarnen. 
 
 To Coun'sel, v. a. 1. ratten, Slat^ gebenj 
 
 Coun'selable, adj. 1. {Rati) annc^mcnb, fclgs 
 [am ; 2. rat^fam, rdtbli^b. 
 
 Coun'selpr, s. 1. ber Olat^geber, bic 9l-rinn ) 
 2. bcr(bie)S5ertrautei 3. ber (Rat^, Sflat^S* 
 ^errj 4. ber 0lecbt&confulent ; 5. privy — 
 ber gc^eime diatfji — ship, l. bie ®e^eimc« 
 ratljSl^cUe 5 2. bie ©a^roalterflcUe. 
 
 To Count, V. I. a. 1. jd^lcn, jufammenjd^Ient 
 2. re^jnen, bered^nen? 3. anrc(bnen5J^g.4.su» 
 rc(bnenj 5. meinen; to — the daily receipts. 
 Com. bie Saffe macben j to — over, cine 9le(b- 
 nung prufen 5 burcbre(bnen , nacbjdblen 5 II. n. 
 Jig. M oerlaffcn, jdblcn (—upon, auf). 
 
 Count, I. ^. 1. Law, bcr .^lagepunftj 2. Gam. 
 em gemadjter f&aU (im ©iUarb), 3. Hor. bie 
 ©tunbenf^eibe J 4. bcr (ni(bt englif(be) ©rafj 
 II. comp. — book, Com. baS (Sontobud^j — 
 wheel, Hor. H^ 3d^lrab (fur bie ^enbels 
 
 Coun'table, adj. jd^Ibar. [fcbwingungcn). 
 
 Coun't^nance, s. 1. bie ©cjicbtSbilbungj 2. bie 
 OKiene, 3. ba§ ®cri(bt5 4. bie ^ujTung, ®e= 
 mut^SrubC) 5. bieUnterfti5$ung,®unft5 S.baS 
 (dupere)7(nfebcn, ber ©cbeinj 7. bef. Law, bie 
 S^re, baS ^nfe^en, ber €fluf. 
 
 To Coiin'tenance, v. a. 1. bcgiinftigen , unter= 
 ftii^en, 2. certbeibigen, fcbu^enj 3. julajfcn, 
 tergfinncn. [®6nncr. 
 
 C6An't?nancer, s. ber Untcrftfi^er, @(bfi§er, 
 
 Coiin'ter, s. 1. ber dtt<i)tn= ob. 3a^lpfcnnig, bie 
 ©pielmarfC) 2. Corns, ber 2abentif(b, ber 
 3abl== ob. Stcdfjcntifcbj U^ M)U ob.3dblbret, 
 Sflcibenbret) 3. gen. ber Sletbncr, 4. Horl 
 ber ^enbelf(bn)ingung&sdbler5 5. Mus. ber 
 Tflt, 6. Far. bic a5ru|i(grube)5 T. Mars, 
 bie ©iUing be§ <Spicgel0 (eincS @(biffe§)5 
 lower or vaulted — , bie grof c ob. untere ®il« 
 lingj upper or second — , bic Heine ©iUing? 
 
 — timbers, bic ©iUingb^ljcr ob. ©iUingfnien j 
 8. Hunt. W unretbte (entgegengefe^tc) Spur. 
 
 C6iin't?r, adv. 1. juwiber, cntgegen 5 2. unrecbt, 
 Dcrfebrtj 3. gegenfibcr. 
 Coun'ter-, comp. gegen«, cntgegen, icj To 
 
 — act, V. a. juroibers ob. entgegenbanbeln, 
 cercitelnj — ac'tion , s. baS Gntgegenroirfcn, 
 bic Steactionj — approa'ches, s. pi. Fort, bie 
 (3-laufgrdbcn, 6ontreappro(ben ; — attrac'- 
 tion, s. bie entgcgcngefc§tc TTnjiebung 5 To — 
 bal'ance, v. a. lit. &fig. 1. bOS ®-gcroi(bt 
 balten, aufmiegcn) 2. Corns. ausglei(bcn^ 
 compenfiren) — balanced by . . ., burcb @c« 
 genred[)nung falbirtj — 'balance, .v.bo&®-gc= 
 nid^t, @lci(bgcwi(bt) — 'bass, s. Mus. bci 
 
Coun 
 
 207 
 
 Coun 
 
 Contrabtt^) — ' bill, — ' bond, s. Com, I. 
 Law, tjer ®-fd^ein, SludPf^cin^ t>er ©-briefs 
 9lcocr§3 To — brace', v. a. Mar. g-bra|fen, 
 had brafcn j To — buff, v. a. suriicfftopen, 
 sururffd^Iogeni -' buff, «. tcr ©egenf^op: 
 cnster, cont. lev dii6)mx i -' change, bcr 
 ((S5egen02:oufd(), S8e(^fel5 ©-rociljfeU To- 
 change', v. a. au§taufd^cn? s>crtQUfi^cn5 fig. 
 rocdijfcin? — changed', adj. Her. Qbgen)ed?= 
 feltj — 'charge, s. tie ©-bcfd^iilbfgung. To 
 
 — charm', v. a. I. cntjaubern? 2. cerni^tenj 
 To — check', V. a. entgcgennjirfen, cntgcgcn= 
 arbcifenj — ' check, s. ]. bcr ©cgenflcpj 
 
 2. t)er SBibcrfianDj 3. ba§ ^inbernif j 4. Der 
 (®cgcns)S5crn)ciSj 5. Gam. Uer ©-jugi 
 6. Com. bcr Gontrojettel, ^ntcrimssettelj— ' 
 claim, s. Com. \iit ©-forberungj — ' cleft, 
 s. Surg, ber ©-fpalt, tk (SontrofiJTur 5 - 
 coraponed', adj. Her. contracomponirtj — 
 
 — dance, vid. Contra-dance; — ' deed, s. 
 ber SlcOCrS, bic ©-OCtCj — demand', s. Com. 
 bic ©-forbcrung? To — disengage', V. n. 
 Fenc. g-abroei(bcn) To — draw', 7). a. 1. 
 Prtinf. no(bsci(bncn , burc^scitbnen, 2. Com. 
 a^ gegcnfcitig bejietjenj — fis'sure, wic— 
 cleft; — ' foils, s. pi. (Sontrolbldtter bcr 
 ®(]^Q§antt8fd^eine,K.)— 'fort, .v. Arch. & Fort. 
 1. bcr ©-pfcilcr, ©trebepfcilcr; 2. ber ab= 
 gcf(barftc obcr f(l()orfecfige SSrucfcnpfcilcr, 
 
 3. Carp, bcr Strcbepfof^en, bic ©trcbcj — ' 
 faguc, s. Mus. bic 6ontrQfugc5 To — gage', 
 V. a. Carp. bie3apfcn auf bQ§2o(^ Qbmcffen3 
 —'guard, s. Fort, bic SBoUn)crf§n)c^re, bag 
 35oUn>erf§f(^i(b , bie (Sontrcgarbcj To — 
 hatch', V. a. Engr. & /)rou7. g-frf)raffiren 5 
 
 — insn'rance, s. Com. Law, bicSftCQffecuranSj 
 -'lath, s. Carp, bic ®-latte5 To — lath', 
 V. a. Carp, mit ®-Iattcn ocrfc^cnj —'light, 
 ■s. Paint. ba§ ®-Iid)t) To — mand', v. a. 
 1. abfagen, abbeflcEcn, (bcf. Com.) n)ibcrru= 
 fen, contramonbircnj 2. ffir ungultig crflo- 
 ren, umflof en j — ' mand , .v. 1. ber ©-bcfcbl, 
 bie ^bbefleaung , SBibcrrufung , 2. bie Urn = 
 flopungj — man'date, s. bcr^-bcfe^Ij To 
 
 — march', v. n. Mil cincn ®-marf(]^ macben 5 
 —'march, s. 1. Mil. ber Sontrcmarfcb 5 ^-fig. 
 bcr Sfliirfgang) — ' mark, s. gen. bie Gontrc* 
 marfe: 1. Com. baS ®-jei(ben5 2. Goldsm. 
 bic ®-probc, bcr 3unftftempcl5 3. Num. 
 Uh S5tcmpcl5ci(bcn5 4. For. W falf(bc Jtcn* 
 nung. To — mark', v. a. mit cincr Sontrcs 
 marfe, :c. oerfc^cn , — ' mine , s. l. Fort. ^U 
 ®-minC5 2. fig. bic ©-lift 5 To — mine', 
 V. a. 1. Fort, g-minircnj 2. fig. cntgegen 
 arbcitctt } — ' moold, s. T. bic ®-form, bcr ©-• 
 Qftbrutf J — ' mure, *. 1. Fort, bie ®-moucr, 
 
 @tu$mQUcr} 2. Smelt, bic ^uttcrmaueti 
 To — mure', v. a. mit cincr ®-maucr fcrfc* 
 ^cn? — ' note, s. Com. wie — check, qv. ; — 
 o'pening, s. (bcf. Surg.) bic ©-offnungj— ' 
 order, s. bcr ©-bcfc^l 5 — ' pane, wic — point, 
 1.5 — 'parole, s. Mil. ba§ ©-Wort, ^(larm* 
 roort, ^clbgcf(3()rci) — ' part, s. l.ge//. ber 
 ©-t^cil, bic gopicj 2. bQS ©uplicatj 3. bcr 
 (©-)7Cbbrucf j4.Mj/.v. bic®-flimmcj 5.vid. 
 b. f. 38. 5 — ' party, s. bic ©-partci} bcr ®cg« 
 ncr 5 — pass'ant, adj. Her. cinn3ttrt§=gcfc^rt J 
 To — peti'tion, v. n. cin ®-gcfu(l^ f^cllcnj — ' 
 plate, .V. T. bic ®-fomi j — ' plea, s. Law, 
 bic ®-fIagc, {Rcplif j To - plot', v. a. ©-* 
 plane madj'cnj — ' point, s. 1. bicgcflcpptc 
 Scttbccfc, 2. Mus. bcr ^onfrapunft, 3. bcr 
 ®-fo^5 To — poise', V. a. 1. gcgcn cinan* 
 bcr abrodgcn j 2. fig. ba§ ®Ici(bgcn)id)t 
 ^altcnj— 'poise, *. lit.&fig. ba§®-gcn)idjf, 
 ®Ici(bgen)i(bt5 — ' poison, s. tiai ®-giftj — ' 
 post, s. Com. bcr ®-po|^cnj — ' pressure, 
 s. bcr ®-brucf)--' proof, s. Typ. & Engr. 
 bcr ©-abbrurf, ©-absug 5 — ' protest, s. 
 Com. bcr ©-protcft, Gontraprotcflj To — 
 prove', V. a. Typ. & Engr. cincn ©-obbruct 
 ma^cn, abbrurfcn?- 'remittance, s. Com. 
 bie ©-bccfung,©-rcmcjfc5 — ' rol, s vid. 
 Control ; — ' round, s. Mil. bic jwcitc 3tod(>t» 
 runbc, aSifitirrunbc 5 — sa'liant, adj. Her. 
 ausrodrts fpringcnbj —' scarp, s. Fort.W 
 (Sontrcfcarpci To — ' scarp, v. a. Fort. mit 
 cincr gontrcfcarpc »?crfcl)cn, abbatbcnj To - 
 seal', V. a. mit cincm ©-ficgcl pcife^cnj To 
 — secure', v. a. gegcnocrRtbcm) — ' security, 
 ,v. I. bic®-oerridjcrung, ®-burgf(baftj 2. ber 
 3?u(tburgei — ' sense, s. bcr @-f\nnj To — 
 sign' , V. a. g-scid)ncn , ccntrafignircn j —' 
 sign, s. 1. bic ®-untcrfdjrift, (5cntrarig= 
 naturj 2. Mil. ba§ SofungSroort 5 To — ' 
 sink, V. a. Mech. cinc SScrfcnfung bo^rcnj 
 — ' sink, s. Mech. bcr (©(broubcnOSScrfcnf* 
 bo^rer , ^rijirbo^rcr j — ' stock, *. vid. — 
 tally ; — sum'mer, ,v. T. bic ©-untcrlagc, bic 
 ®-^aut5 -' sunk bit, s. 2\ bcr @d)li(btfta^l 
 (be0 55Io(fma(^cr§)j — ' surety, s. wic — 
 security, qv.; —' tally, s. \i<x^ ®-ferb^o(j, 
 ®-5ci(l>cn, cf. Tally; — ' taste, s. bcr Ungc« 
 f(bmarfj — ten'or , s. Mus. bcr ^(Iti — ' ter- 
 race, s. Fort, bcr ®-crb»aII, bao ®-crb» 
 wcrf 5 — ' ticket, .v. ba§ ®-biItct, bic Qontrc 
 morfcj — ' tide, s. Mc ®-fIUt^ 5 — ' timbcrg, 
 vid. untcr Counter, s.;—' time, s. ba§ Son* 
 tratcmpo j — ' treble, s. Mus. bcr ©i§cant 5 — ' 
 trenches, s. pi. Fort, bie ©-laufgrdbcnj — ' 
 tripping, *. Her. baS ®-cinanbcrf(^rcitcnf 
 — ' turn, s. Dram, bic ®-intriguej To- 
 
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 208 
 
 Cour 
 
 rail', V. a. 1. cntgcgcnwirfctti 2. aufnjicgen, 
 3. tjcrgcltcn, lo^ncn, — ' vail, s. 1. t)Q& ®-s 
 gen>id)ti 2» l)cr ©-rocrt^ 5 3. bcr (Srfa| , t)ic 
 SScrgcltung 5 — vailing duties , Com, Law 
 <§ompcnfation&j6lIC) — valla'tion s. Fort. 
 t>ie ®-oerf^anjung 5 —' viewr, s. 1. bie ©-* 
 fcitej 2. t>ie (S-einanbcrfleaung, bcrgontraftj 
 To — vote', V. a. libcrftimmcn, bagegen ftini= 
 mm) —'vote, s. Me ©-(sSSo^U) ftimmcj 
 To — weigh', v. a. bog ©cgengcroii^t ^olten j 
 To — wheel', v. a. Mil. in cntgcgcngcfe^ter 
 Sli(^tung , oorn)firt§ unD rucfrodrts bewegen, 
 f(^»enfenj To — work', v. a. 1. cntgegen= 
 arbeiten, entgcgcnroirf en , 2. i^'orf. gcgcn= 
 miniren. 
 
 To Coun't^rfeit , v. I. a. 1. gen. na^mad^cnj 
 na^Q^menj 2. Derfdlfcbenj 3. (a3i!i(^er,«.) 
 naibrucfcnj 4. tVoiiiittn, ^eu^eln? IT. n. 
 ft(^ Derflellen, fid^ auSgebcn fir 
 
 Coun'terfeit, I adj. 5 11. — ly, adv. 1. nttd^gC' 
 maMi 2. fatff^, unecbt, untcrgcf(l)oben (». 
 ©ocumentcn) 5 3. nac^gebrucft, 4. verflcUt, 
 ertitbteti — coin , falftbes ®clt>. 
 
 Coun'terfeit, *. 1. gf/t. bcr 95etruger, ^nbu* 
 ftrierittcr^ 2. bcr S^atba^mer, 3. gen. bag 
 3ia(bgcmQ(bte, SSerfdlfcbtc 5 bcr fl^atbbrucf, 
 tai falf(bc Document 2C. 5 4. bie SBcrftellung, 
 ^cu(belei. [:c. cf. b. 0. SB. 
 
 Coun'terfeit^r, s. bcrSSerfdlftber, S^acbbrucfer, 
 
 Coun'tess, s. W ©rdfinn. 
 
 Coun'tjng-, .V. comp. — board, baS 3dl>lbret) 
 ber Slecbentif^ 5— house (— room), ba§ (§omp= 
 toix, ^U ©(breibftube, baS ©efdjdftglofal. 
 
 Cofint'less, adj. unjtt^lbar, unjdblig. 
 
 CoQn'tries, .v. pi. Min. bie ©ttnge berCOfinirer 
 Ob. aSergtcute. 
 
 Coun'try, I. .v. I. bie ©egcnb, 2anbf(bQft; bcr 
 8onbftri(b ; 2. ba§ Sonb (opp. etabt)i 3. u^ 
 SSttterlanb, bie ^eimatb? 4, ba§ (ben)obn= 
 bare) £Qnb(opp.SBQlT'eY)i 5. Law. bas ®e= 
 f4v:>ornengerid)t i 11. ad;, l.ldnblicb, 2. 00- 
 terldnbifdji bcimatbli^b i 3. potriotifd) ; 4. rot), 
 bduerif(b i III. comp. 2ttnb= i — ballad, bag 
 ©affenliebi —box, col. bttS ?anb^du5(bcni 
 — bumpkin, — clown, ber grebe 93auer, 
 fiummeli— dance, LberSttuerntanii^ 2. <or. 
 ft. Contra-dance, qv.^ —house, bag 2Qnb= 
 ^auS 5 — language, bie 2anbe6fpra(be, OJlut- 
 terfpratbe^ —man, I. ber Sanbmonn, 2anb= 
 rairtb, 3}aucr< 2. ber Sonbsmann;- pins, 
 orbindre®tecfnabeln; — seat, berSanbfi^i - 
 song, bag SSolfgliebi — squire, bcr SanbcbeU 
 mann, Canbiunfer^ — wake, bag ^tr(bn>ej|)= 
 fefl, \iit ^^rcbmcflfc, vulg. ^vm^i — wo- 
 man, 1. bie aSouerfrau, SSduerinnj 2. bie 
 Sanb&mdnntnti. 
 
 Coiin'ty, s. 1. bic ®raff(]^aft, ^ropinj, bcr 
 Jtreig J 2. Ob. — court, bag ^omnjialgeri^t, 
 
 — rates, — cess, bic Jtreigfleuern j — town, 
 bic 4)auptfiabt einer ©raffcbaft , ,Rrei&ftabt. 
 
 Coupee', s. Dane, bcr ,Jtnief(britt, bag Coupe. 
 Coiip'lable, adj. fd^ig perbunbensu wcrbcn. 
 
 Sport, foppclbdnbig. 
 Coup'lc, s. 1. bas^aarj 2. Sport bie Jtop* 
 
 pel, ^uppcl. 
 To CoGp'le, V. I. ct. 1. foppelnj 2. lit. kfig, 
 
 ( — to) mit cinanber cerbinben? 3. (S^iere) 
 
 paaren? II. n. fl^ paaren. 
 Coiip'I^t, *. Poet, bic ©tropic, €(lcimscilc. 
 Coiip'ling, s. I, sing. Mec/i. bic Jtuppclung 
 
 (sraeicrSBellcn), — reins, Sad. Jtreujsiigclj 
 
 n. c-s, pi. bic 9Jtaf(bcn cineS Steves. 
 Coupoirs [cia'parf] s, pi. Mint, bic 9)?unj« 
 
 f(berc. [2. ber (gifer. 
 
 Conr'age, s. 1. bcr 3Kut^, bic Sebcrst^citj 
 Coura'Jeous , I. adj.i II. — ly, adv. mutbig, 
 
 be^erjt. III. — ness, *. bie |>crsbafti9Mt. 
 Conrant, I. adj. [cfir'ant] Com. vid. b. fi. Cur- 
 rent; n. s. [currmt'], cine 3citung. 
 Cdurbarii', s. But. 1. ber ^euf(brccfcnb(mm, 
 
 ^nimcbaum; 2. bag ^nimegummi. 
 Cour'ier, s. ber Courier [Sm., Reid, &c.]. 
 Course, *. 1. gen. bcr 2auf, ©ang, SBcgj 
 
 2. Mar. bic {Rid^tung, ber Eauf, bcr (Sourg, 
 
 3. bcr SSettlauf, bag SBettrcnncn, Surnier, 
 
 4. bic Saufbabn, Otennba^U) 5. bcr^ort= 
 gang , ^ortfcbritt 5 6. ber Sc^rgang, Gurfug 5 
 7. bic Slcibc, ^olge, bcr SJerlauf, 8. Ut 
 SJcrfabrunggart, SBcifc, (Scroobnbcitj 9. bie 
 Sebengnjeife, bcr SBanbeli 10. bie %x<!i6^t, 
 bcr Q£uffa§ (pon ©pcifcn), bcr ©angj 
 11. Sport, vid. Coursing, 12. Arch, bie 
 Olcibc, 2age, ©(bicbtj 13. bic 0leibenfoIge, 
 S)rbnung5 14. Com. bcr (Sourg? — of the 
 day, ber Sagcgcourg) — of exchange, ber 
 @elbcour&, SBecbfelcourSj bill of the — of 
 e., ber (Sourgjettcl , bag Qfourgblattj Med-s. 
 
 — of humours, bcr gluf im ^fi!6rpcrJ to be 
 in a — of physic, einc 6ut gebraucbcnj a — 
 of eggs, ein (Sebrute ©icrj — of law, ber 
 9led)tggang j — of stones, Arch, bic Jtranj^ 
 leifle. Laws. — civil , bag r6mif(bc iHccbt, 
 
 — ecclesiastical, bag J^ir^cnrccbtJ Mars. 
 fore — , bag godPfcgclj main — , bag groft^ 
 ©egcl, by — , nad^ bcr Olcibc , wctbfclg* 
 raeifci of — (or in —), folglicb, bcmnatb, 
 naturlidjer SBcifc, roie f!{b »on felbft terfic^tj 
 in (due) — , Com. (ju) fcincr (gc^firigcr ob. 
 recbter) 3ett, in 3eiten) words of— ,gc* 
 roobnliibe Sdebcngortcn, lecrc SKortc. 
 
 To Course, v. I. a. 1. in 2auf bringctt) 2. per* 
 folgcnj 3. togcn, ^c^cn, 4. laufcn (burc^ ob. 
 
Cour 
 
 209 
 
 Cove 
 
 uber)5 n. n. 1. laufcn, rcnncnj 2. ^erum= 
 
 Cour'ser, ;y. 1. * feer Olcnncr, t)a§ Sflcnnpfcrt 5 
 etreitrop 5 2. ber SagDIieb^aber, 3<i9tr. 
 
 Courages, s. pL 1. Med. Die monatU^e Sflcinu 
 gung j 2. ATar. Me untcrn ob. gropen (groptcn ) 
 Scgclj 3. Cloths. - of the teasel, bieBuflC 
 Ob. <S(^(dge, bie berSuc^rou^er mit t)cn,5tQr= 
 Den Qpplicirtj — of the brush, Die SSurflcn^ 
 
 Conr'sey, s. Mar. Dcr ,8:00^^. [ftrid)C. 
 
 Cour'sjng, s. Sport. l)Q§ SBinblje^en (^aqcn 
 mit SBinb^unben) j libert). t)ie 3a9^- 
 
 Court, I. s. 1. ber ^pof, 5Bort)of j 2. ^rc/i. bev 
 4)of/ ^ofraumi 3. ber ^pdafli 4. ber |)of 
 Olcfibenj unb ^offlaat)j 5. Law, ber ®e= 
 ri6)U\)i)f, ba5 ©eric^tj 6. bieTCufroartungj 
 7. bie 5:)6rlid)feit, (Sdjmeid^eleij II. camp. 
 
 — below, ubcrl). cinUntergcrid>t j — of alder- 
 men (in bonbon), ba5 9tat^5coUcgium} — of 
 bankruptcy , ba§ gaUitengerit^t j — of chan- 
 cery, ba§ ^kanjleigericbtj— of common pleas, 
 tcr (5inlgeri(bt§^of} — of conscience, bas 
 ®en)iffcn§gerid)t (bQ§ ubcr W. ©c^ulben ab= 
 ui t^cilt) J - of delegates, ba§ (fir^l.) 2)ber= 
 appcUation&gcrid^tj — of directors, ber iDircc= 
 toren^of (ber Dftinbifc^en (Sompognie); — 
 of equity, ba§ SSiUigfeitSgericbt, <Sd)ieb§= 
 gcric^tj — of error (errors), ba§ "JCppellQ^ 
 ticn§geri(bt, ber SteyifionS^of 5 — of exche- 
 quer, ba& S(bo|fQmmergeri(bt, ^inansgeri(btj 
 
 — of hustings, baS lonboner ©tabtgericbtj - 
 of justice, vid. obcn 5.j — of police of insu- 
 rance, boS Tfffecuranjgcric^tj — of record, 
 ba^ ®eri(bt in Strcitfa^en uber t?icrjig ®^il= 
 lingej — of requests, (Black.) roie — of con- 
 science ; — of trade, 1. ba& ^anbelScoUcgium j 
 
 2. boS ^anbelSgerid^t j — baron , ber 2e^n§= 
 bof, ba3 Seljngeridjt, ^atrimonialgeritbt} — 
 calendar , bcr ©taat&falenbcr 5 — card , vid. 
 Coat-card ;— christian, ber gciftli(be @cricbt6= 
 ^ofi — day, bcr ©eri^tstogj — hand,ytg. 
 X)k ,^Qn5leif(brift j — leet, baS (abelige) 2et)n= 
 geritbt) — martial, ber ,^rieg$rQtlj , ba§ 
 JtriegSgericbt 5 — plaster , baS engliffbc 
 ^Pflaflcrj — roll, baS Se^nregiftcr, 3insbu(b3 
 
 — yard, bcr ^of an einem .^aufe. 
 
 fo court, V. I. a. 1. ben ^of ma(bcn, fd)mci= 
 (bcln, bulbigen, 2. roerben, freien (urn) 3 
 
 3. \x6) bereerben, bitten urn... 5 II. /?. to — it, 
 ben >^6fling fpietcn. [ber ^nirp&. 
 
 Cour'tage, s. vid. Brokerage. Cour'tal, s. 
 
 Cour'teous [— tshe— ] , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 
 boflicb , artig , gefdUig , freunblicb 5 HI- — 
 ncss, s. bie ^oflid^f eit, TTrtigfcit, (ScfdHig^ 
 hit. [ber SpeicbeUecfcr. 
 
 Cour't^r, s. 1. ber Sourmocber, a3en)erber5 2. 
 I. 
 
 Courtesan', (Coiirtezan',)^'. bie ®U^Ierinn. 
 Cour'tesy, jf. I. bic ^ofliifeit, Irtigfcir, (3e» 
 
 fttlligfeitj 2. bef. Law, bie SJergunftigung. 
 Court'esy, s. bic SScrbcugung, SBerneigung. 
 To Coiirt'esy, v. n. fidb (griipcnb) oetneigen, 
 
 fi(b perbcugen (iDon rocibl. ^crfonen). 
 Cour'tier [-tsher], s. l.bcr ^ofmann, ^cflingj 
 
 bie |)ofbame} 2. ber ©ibmciiblcr. 
 COurtMike, adj. 1. ^ofiftb j 2. b6fli(b/ artig. 
 Court'liness, s. bic ^oflicbfcit, "ifrtigfeit, bcr 
 Court'ling, s. ber ipofling. [feinc Zon. 
 
 COurt'ly, I. adjo H- odv. l.^ofartig, ^of^j 
 
 2. bofIi(^, artigi 3. bofifib, [(bmeicblcrifcb- 
 Cuurt'shjp, s. 1. bic ((SunflO aSeiDcrbungj 
 
 2. bie SSerbung, bad grcicn (urn). 
 Cous'in,.?. 1. bcrSSetterj bicOKu^mc, 33afci 
 
 2. bcr (t>ie) entfcrnterc SScrnjanbtc. 
 CoiiR'inshifp, ^.bicSSettcrfi^aft. 
 Coussinet', s. Arch. 1. ba» vffilJcn, bcr JRu(jc* 
 
 fleinj 2. ber SBulflj 3. bcr ^dmpfcr, 3m- 
 
 pofl; 4. G««. ber unterc IHid)tfeiI. 
 Cousu', adj. Her. ongcflurft. 
 Couv'ert, s. Her. baS ©a(!b- 
 Cove, s. 1. bie S3ud^t j 2. Mar. bic (billing ber 
 
 ©allerici 3. boS SDbbacb, bcr fKbcrc Srtj 
 
 4. (comp.) bttfi 5icfl. 
 To Cove , r. a. I. iibcriDolbcn j 2. mit cinera 
 
 SSogen uberjiebcn, bcbecfcn. 
 Cov'enant, s. 1. bcr SJcrtrag , (fibriftli(be) 
 
 CSontracti 2. ber «unb, bQ§ SBiinbnipi 
 
 3. 21u'oi. bcr Socenant. 
 
 To Cov'fnant, v. I. ». fibercinfommcn; con» 
 tro^irenj II. a. ongelobcn, bcbingcn, (tipu= 
 liren. 
 
 Covenantee', J-. 1. ber, bcm cin (ScIobni|) ge^ 
 madjt wirb j 2. ber 6cntral)cnt. [Sontrabcnt. 
 
 Cov'enanter, s. 1. ber SBerbunbctCj 2. bci 
 
 Cov'enous, adj. betruQli(b, abgcfortct, coUu* 
 forif(b. 
 
 Cov'entry-bell, s. But. ^a^ OJiaricnglocfdjcn. 
 
 To Cdv'er,v. a. 1. bccfcn, bcbcrfcn, Hberjic^cn, 
 cinf4>tagcn (SBQaren in ^papier, :c.)) 2. jus 
 fiiUen, jumad^cnj 3. fig. bed?cn, fcbu^enj 
 
 4. (bc)brutcn, (©icr) ttusbriitenj 5. be* 
 frutbten, befpringen, 6. bcfAIafcnj 7. fig. 
 cerbergen, bemdntein. Cams. 8. bccfcn, 
 Sccfung fenbcnj 9. (»on ©ricfen 2c) cut= 
 ^alten, bcfagcn, cinfcbUepcn. 
 
 Cov'er, I. s. 1. gen. bie Scctc^ bcr ©ecfel J bcr 
 Umftblag libcr^.j baS (35ricfi)(5om?ert} bic 
 ©(baleeine§95u(bc§} ba^guttcraljG-^/n. bcr 
 ^fanncnbecfel am ^Untcufcblof j Gun. bic 
 ©cfcbu^berfe} Bat. bie ^juUc, 2. ba§ ^b> 
 ba(bj ©icfidjtj 3. Jig. ber Sorn>anb,©i:cf= 
 mantel 5 4. ber©(bu§5 5. Sport ta^ Sagcr 
 (einee |)afen, jc) j 6. baS ©ebccf, (Soutcrt i 
 14 
 
Cove 
 
 210 
 
 Crab 
 
 ttnd> tie portion <Spcifeni under — , Mil. 
 getccft) under this — , Com. (x>. SSricfen) 
 beige^enb, beigcfd^loffen, unterob. per gou* 
 )oert 5 II. comp. — shame, fig. bcr ©cdf mantclj 
 
 — slut, ber @(i(>mujarmel, ©c^reibdrmel. 
 Cov'ercle, s. Me ©ecfe, bcr ©ecfel. 
 Cov'ered , p. a. hi'Jitdi'^ to be — , Com. 
 
 ©cctung in ^dnben ^aben j — by a mortgage; 
 
 Law, ^t)pot^ecirtj — strings, bcfponncnc 
 
 ©ttiten. 
 CCvVing, s. 1. bie ©ecfe, ber ©ecfdj 2. bic 
 
 .^Icibungj — of the lure, Falc. ber SSorlop 
 C6v'?rlet, s. btc dupcre ©ettbedfcj sum. ber 
 
 Sepptd^. 
 Cov'ert, I. s. 1. ber bebecfte Drt, 3uflud^t§ort 
 
 bQg Sbbad^5 2. bag ©icfic^t eineS SBaIbe§5 
 
 3. ba§ fiager be& SBilbes, ber ©d^Iupfroinfel, 
 
 4. vid. Cover, 6. 5 II. adj. 5 III. — ly, adv. 1 
 W^t^t (nit^t offen)5 2. terborgen, ge^cim; 
 3. ^interHftigj 4. /.aiu, bcr ^rauenftanb, b. i 
 ben 3uf^anb einer SSerbcirat^etcn bejeiti^ncnb, 
 fofcrn fie untcr B6)Vi% unb ®en>alt be§ ^Kan* 
 ne§ fle^tj — way, Fort, ber bebecfte SBcg. 
 
 Cov'ertness, *. bieSScrborgcn^cit; ^eimli(^» 
 fcil (au(l>^g:.). 
 C6v'§rts, *. pi. Orn. bie ©ccffebcrn. 
 Cov'erture [— tsbiir] .v.l.bic ©cbctfung J ©Cdfe } 
 
 2. bcr ©(^u§5 ba8 Sbbacb, bcr3ufIU(bt§ortj 
 
 3. Laic, ber ^rauenftanb. 
 To CtSv'et, V. I. a. bcge^ren, geluften, luflern 
 
 fein nod^) II. n. (^eftig) flrcbcn, troiten 
 (— after, na(^). 
 Cov'etable, adj. n>itnf(^en§n)crt^. 
 
 Cfiv'etous, I. adj. ^11. — ly, adv. 1. bcgicrig, 
 
 2. litfiern (- of, nad()) j 3. ^abfit^tigj III. 
 
 — ness, *. l.bieJBegierbe} giificrn^eitj 2. 
 bie |)abfud^t. 
 
 Cdv'ey, s. 1. Coon SSogcln) einc SSrut, ein (Sc? 
 ^ccEe 5 2. ber ^lug, ba8 S5ol! (JJleb^u^ner, ic) 
 
 3. co/?t. (con ^erfonen) ber Srupp. [(Sabale. 
 CSv'jn, Cov'jne, s. Law, ba» (§omplott, bie 
 Co'ving, s. Arch. 1. ber S5orfprung (einc§ 
 
 ®cbaubc&) 5 2. bcr bebecfte ©ong. 
 
 Cov'jnous, adj'. vid. Covenous. 
 
 C6<t, 5. bieJtu^5— bane, ^ot.bic |)unb§peter= 
 filiej — blakes, bcr gebSrrtcf u^mifi3 — bur- 
 ner, Ent. ber ^rQd)tPdfcr — herd, ber ,Ru()= 
 ^irt, - hide, 1. bie ^u^t)aut5 2, ber S^fen= 
 jicmerj — house, ber^U^ftaUj — keeper, 
 1. ber ,^u()mel!er, ©cnncj 2. bcr ^u^t^irt, 
 - leech, bcr Jtu^boctor^ — 's lip (gem. cow- 
 slip), J5o<. bag primelj — lodge, bie ,^u^^ 
 ^arbci-'s lungwort, Bet. ba& SSoUfraut, 
 bie^6n{gSFcrje5-pen,bic,fful^^urbc5-pock, 
 bic^ul^pccfemnttferiej — pox, s. pi. bic^u^= 
 podPen , @(J^U^bIattcrn 5 — quakes ( quake). 
 
 ber ^u^flabcn, — shard, bic (®Itt§s :c. ) 
 ©d^erbcj — shed (—shut), ber5KergeI, bic 
 ®iingercrbC5 — shoes, ,R:u^^ufc, s^u§ffauen> 
 — slip vid. — 's lip; — spunk, Bot. ber »S!u^* 
 pilj, SSratpits- 
 
 To C6^, V. a. (— down), cinf(3^i3(l^tern. 
 
 CoA^'ard, I. s. 1. ber ^ciglingj 2. /fer. bcr 
 f(it>micgcnbc SSmcj ll. adj. fcige. 
 
 To CoA'ard, v. a. einf4)ucbtem. 
 
 Co<l''ardice, s. bic ^cig^cit. 
 
 To C6\l Vdize, v. a. cerjagt madden. 
 
 Co^'ardljness, s. bic ^eigljeit, ^eig^erjigfeit. 
 
 Co^l'ardly, I. adj. 5 II. adv. feige, jag^aft. 
 
 To Co^'er, v.l.n. (— down) tauem, niebcr- 
 (jocfen J nicberfinfen, II- «. col. ^dtf^eln. 
 
 C641, s. 1. bie 5Jtond)§!appc, ^apujc, 2. Bot. 
 bic ^appc, 3. Mech. ber (Siebbecfcl (auf einer 
 ©ampfro()re) ,• 4. bcr 3uber) — staff, bie 3u« 
 berftange, bcr Slragebaum. 
 
 CoN^'led , adj*. Bot. fappcn* ob. fapusenf6rmig. 
 
 Co-wor'ker [— wur' — ], s. ber SKitarbcitcr. 
 
 Co^'ry, s. (—shell), bcr^Riouri, ba§9!Kuf(^crgclb. 
 
 Cox'comb [—com] , s. 1. (a\X(f) Bot.) ber ^al)« 
 nenfammj 2. bic Starrcnfappcj 3. bcr®ecf, 
 3Zarr, Safe. 
 
 CSx'combry, s. bic 7CIbcrnl)cit; ©ecfcrei. 
 
 CpxcSm'ical, adj*. viilg. gedtcn^aft, albern. 
 
 Cix'on, Cox'-swain, s. vid. Cock-swain. 
 
 Coy, I. adj.^ II. — ly, adv. 1. fittfam, lix^tiQ 5 
 2. bcfcbeiben , bl6be, fprSbc; III. — ness, *, 
 1. bic eittfamfeiti 2. bie ©probigfeit, ©(t>eu. 
 
 To Coy, V. n. 1. ftd^ rittfQmbctragen)2. fpr6bc 
 t^un, fi^ jicrenj 3. |i^ mcigcrn. 
 
 C6f ish,!. adj.5 II.— ly, adu. befd)cibcn5 fprobe. 
 
 C6z, jr. (abbr. p. Cousin) ^fam. ®d^d§d^en. 
 
 ToCSz'en, v. a. tdufc^cn, betrfigcn, berusfen. 
 
 CCz'enage , s. bic S^dufd^ung, aScriicfung, SSe* 
 
 Coz'ener, s. ber3:duf(ber,a5ctritger. [trugerci. 
 
 Crab, I. .y. 1. Ent. ber Jtrebs, bie Mvahha 
 common — , ber I5:afd;enh"eb§5 2. Ast. ber 
 .Krebs 5 3. Mar. cine Hvt ©angfpill ob. Srb= 
 fpitt, 4. Mech. ber |)ebebocf, bie grbroinbe j 
 5. R-m. bcr BS^litUn 5 6. fig. ber murrifc^e 
 ^m\(i), col. ©auertopfj 11. adj. 1. ^crbe, 
 fauer 5 2. fig. miirrifd^, grdmlicb j III. comp. 
 
 — apple, bcr |)0ljapfel3 — bar, Mech. ber 
 ©reljbaum, SBinbebaum an einem «^cbescug j 
 
 — boom. Mar. (wie — bar), bcr ©pillbaumf 
 
 — 's eyes, Pharm. ^rcbSflcinc 5 incor. ,ffreb§* 
 augen? Ent-*. — fish, bcr ^rebsj — louse, 
 bic^iiS'^auS} ~ spider, bieSBegfpinne,vRrttb» 
 bcnfpinncj — stick, ber ^fnotcnffodf^ Bot-s. 
 
 — stock, bcr SBilblingj — tree, bcr 4>ol5« 
 Qpfcibttum. 
 
 To Crab, v. a. mfirrffd^ , grdmlid^ madden. 
 Crab'b?d, I. adj.5 II. — ly, adv. 1 .^erbCy faucr f 
 
Crab 
 
 211 
 
 Cran 
 
 2. jig. murrifd^, gromlid^, 3. rau^, unebenj 
 
 4. tcrworren, Dunfel (o. t)er @c^rcibart)j 
 III. — ness, 5. 1 . bie |)crbi9fcit, ©dure 5 2.fig. 
 tag miirrifd^e SBefen j 3. McJ^drtc^Uncbens 
 ^eit, 4. bicSScrraorrcn^cit, ^olprigfeit (ber 
 ©djreibart). 
 
 Crab'by, adj. (oom ©ti)I) bunFcI, termorren. 
 
 Crfi'ber, s. Zoo/. Me SBaffcrratte. 
 
 To Crack, v. I. a. 1. auffpalten, fpalten, jer= 
 fprengen, QUfrei^enj 2. aufbrccben, Qu|tnQ?= 
 fen? 3. jerfnicfcnj 4. Qu&ftopen, oon ficb gc= 
 ben (rci^igeeinfriUcic), 5- scr|^6ren, oer* 
 nitbtcn 3 gerrcif enj 6. oerriictt madden? II. n. 
 
 1. berftcn, plo^cn, ftcb fpttlten, (gcOfpringcn, 
 (auOfpringcnj 2. frocien, fnoUen , fnadten 3 
 
 3. fig. vutg. pra^lcn (— of, mit). 
 
 Crack, I. *. 1. Der ,ff rocb / ^^rttlf , ,Rnall3 2. ber 
 Olip, 8fti|, bie @palte, ber ©prung, 3. bic 
 SSerriicft^cit, berSBobtiwi^, 4. bcrSScrriirfte, 
 fRaxxi vulg-s. 5. bie ^ra^icrei, 6. ber ^rot)^ 
 lerj T. cm ^Cugcnblict3 8. (comp-s.) bic 
 S5orsuglicl)fcil in fciner ^rt bcjeitbncnb , ttlS: 
 — ships, ^racbtfcbiffe) ©^jnellfegler, ic. a 
 shot, ein tiid^tiger ©c^ii^e ; ic. - berry, bic 
 {Koufd^beere; — brained, oerriicft; — hemp 
 ber ©algenftricf ; — willow, bie S5ru(^njeibe. 
 Crack, int. l)ui ! fcbnJOppS ! nat\6) I potftb 1 
 Crack'er, s. 1. (uut -) ber 01iup) ^nocter; 
 
 2. bie (fleine) OladPete, ber (^cuers) B6)maX' 
 mer; d.vulg. ber JtnQlI; 4. ber |)aarn)icfel ; 
 
 5. Am. eine llxt fleiner, Ijarter (©cbijf^s) 
 3n)ieba^; 6. Or». bic ^feilfcbwanscnte; 7. 
 ber ^pral)Ier, 2Cuffd^neibcr^ gdrmmacber. 
 
 To Crack'ie, v. n. 1. imdcvn, fnattern, fna^ 
 flern, Fnifternj 2. fracben, platen, bcrflcn. 
 Crack'nel, s. bie (bartc) SSrctjcl. 
 Cra'dle, s. 1. bie SSiegc3 2. fig. Uz Jtinb^eit3 
 
 3. bie Slinnc om ©cbaft ciner^rmbrufl; 4. 
 Surg, bie Seinfcbiencj 5. Ship-b. ber©(btit= 
 ten, getting 3 6. Afar. ba§ (fle^enbe) SSett fiir 
 oermunbetc 3Katrofen 3 T. Arch. vid. Coffer; 
 8. Prmf. baS ©(bienenbret , Saufbretj 9. 
 Husb. \iai ©enfengen!tfl3 10. Engr. baS 
 ©nSnbungSeifen , bic SBiege 3 H. ber (eifcrne) 
 Sftoft3 — of a lobster , ber ^ummcrbaud^ 3 — 
 scythe, bie ©cnfc mit cinem ®er{ifi3 — spit, 
 bic aSrattrommel. 
 
 To Cra'dle, v. I. a. 1. in bic SBiege legenj 2. 
 n)iegen3 3. ein»iegen3 4.j?g. roarten u. pfle^ 
 gen 3 5. mit cincr ©ctreibcfcnfc (ab)mc[^en3 
 II. n. (mie) in cincraBicgeliegen3 eingefcbIof= 
 fen fein. 
 
 Craft, s. 1. baS ^anbwerf, @en>erbe3 2. bie 
 .ffunft, ^ertigfeit, ®ef(bicfli(bfeit3 3. bic gift, 
 ber vffunftgriff, ©ctrugj 4. bas Heine ©cgcl= 
 f4>iff, bie aSarrcj 5. (ob. c-s, p/.)§if(berge=! 
 
 rdtbe3 - 's-man, bcr ^QnbJDcrfer, ^unfller j 
 
 — 's-master , ein 5)ttifier in fcincm ^ttcbe, ein 
 
 gefdjicfter SOJann 
 To Craft/, V. n. (Shksp.) Mnh [(bmieben.[^eit. 
 Craftiness, Sift/SScif^Iagcn^cit, SSerfd^mitts 
 Crafty, adj. I. lif^ig, t}crfd)mi§t, rerftblagcn, 
 
 betriigcrifcb 3 2. fein, gefibicft. 
 Crag, s. 1. bicJtlippc,^elfcnfpi§e3 2. ber SKu= 
 
 fdjcimergcl3 3. cine OJJittcIart |)C(bcI. 
 Crag'ged , I. adj. fcbroff , uncbcn , fclfig 3 II — 
 
 ness, s. Ut ©(broffbeit, Uneben^eit, rou^e, ic. 
 
 fclfigc a5cf(bttffen^eit. 
 Crag'gy, Crag'gjn^ss, mic Cragged &c. 
 Crake, s. Om. ber SBa(btclf6ni93 Bot-s.— 
 
 berry, 1. bie 5Woo§beere3 2. bie fcbwarjc 
 
 SflQUf(bbeerc 5 — feet, ba§ ,Knttbenfrttut. 
 To Cram, v. I. a. 1. gen. PoUftopfcu, anfullcnj 
 
 2. (gcberoic^) flopfcn, nubeln, mttften3 (au(b 
 
 0. ^crfoncn, mit©peifeniibcrfullen)3 II. n. 
 
 ri(b ben 5LKttgcn uberfuUcn, [(bwelgcn. 
 Crara'bo , s. Gam. baS Slcimfpicl 5 — comb, 
 
 Cum. bcr tntmmc Jtamm (fiir bie 2anblcutc). 
 Cramp, I. j. 1. Med. bcr (QKiebcrO «Krampf J 
 
 2. fig. bQS ^inberni^, bic gcffel, ber 3n>ttng 3 
 
 3. T-s. bic^rQmpc,,$tlQmmcr3 boSSalFen* 
 banb 3 II. comp. — fish , — ray, Icli. bcr ^iU 
 terroie 5 — irons , pi. 1. Mar. Gntcr^afcn ; 
 2. Print. t)k ©cbicncnHammern. 
 
 To Cramp, u. a. 1. bie ©liebcr frampfbaft ju* 
 fammenjic^en3 2. fig. cinfdjrdnfcn, binbcm, 
 ^emmcnj 3. (mit in), cinengen j 4. jieben, 5cr= 
 ren, reipen3 5. mit ^lammern befefligen, 
 nammernj to — tlie trade, Com. ben.^anbcl 
 ^cmmen. 
 
 Cram'pjl, s. MIL baS 2)rtbanb, bic 3n)ingc. 
 
 Cramp(?nee', adj. Her. mit cincm ©toUen. 
 
 Crampddnf', Cram'ppn^, s. pi. 1. Mech. ft. 
 Cramp-irons, qv. ; 2. Mil. bic ©teigeifcn beim 
 ©turmcnj 3. befgl. bie ©iSfporcn. 
 
 Cra'n?Lge, s. 1. Com. Law, baS Jtrabnri(bt j 
 2. Com. ba§ .Rra^ngelb. 
 
 Cran'berry, s. Bat. bic 5}?00§becrc. 
 
 To Cranch , vid. To Craunch. 
 
 Crane, I. s. Orn-s. 1. ber Jlranid)) 2. ber 
 flcinc^ormoran 3 3. Ast.titx ^Srani(b 3 Mech-s. 
 
 4. bcr ^lubn ; 5. ber (^luffigf eits=) ^ebcrj 
 Com-*, clerk of the — , ber ,^ra^nf(brcibcr5 
 master of the— ,bcritrabnmeifter3 II. comp. 
 — berry, vid. Cranberry; — tty, Ent. bie 
 langbeinigc ^liege, ©(bnafc3 — 'sbill, 1. Bot. 
 ber ©tor(bf(bnabcl 3 2. Surg, bcr ©tor(bf(bna» 
 bclj Mec/i-.9. — necks for coaches, ©(^njas 
 ncnl)dtfefur^utf(ben3 — shaft, ber ^filserne 
 ©(bn)anenbal§. [minbcn. 
 
 To Crane , v. a. mit bcm ^ra^ne ^cbcn, (ouf) 
 Cranj6g'n9my, s. bie (Sraniognomie. 
 U* 
 
Cran 
 
 212 
 
 Crea 
 
 Cranjolog'jcal, arfj.craniologifd), pl)renolo9ifc^, 
 
 CraniSl'ogfst , *. ber ^^renolog, (Sraniolog. 
 
 CranjSI'ogy , s. t)ie 8d)dbcUe^re, Sraniologie. 
 
 Cranj6m'et?r, s. tier ©(^Qfcelmeffer. 
 
 Cranlomet'rjcal, adj craniomctrtfc^. 
 
 CranjSm'etry, s. bic Sraniometric. 
 
 CranJQscop'ic, adj. craniojtopif4>. 
 
 ^ranios'coprst, s. bcr (Sranioffop. 
 
 CraniOs'copy, s. bie (Sd^dbelbeobad^tung, (5ra= 
 
 Cra'nium, *. AnaU bie ^irnfd^Qlc. [nioffopic 
 
 Crank, I. .v. Mech-s. 1. btc ^urbc ob. ^urbcl, 
 ber Jtrummjopfcn J 2. baS ^urbelFniej boS 
 ^nic an eincr Olo^rc, 3. bcr S3runnenf4>n)en= 
 gel } 4. bcr 2eitarm, Center (einer ©dgcmfi^lc)) 
 5. ein (ciferner) Hxm qI§ ©tit^c bienenbj c-s 
 of a bell, bic 3ie^n)irbel (Ifrme) einc§ ®Iocf en* 
 jugc§ 5 6. Jig. bie ^Rriimmung, SBinbung (gc». 
 P^.)? 7.^gr. bieSSerbrc^ung (berSBorte) } II. 
 ad]. Mar. ranFj III. com.'p. Mech-s. — en- 
 gine, bic ^urbcl* (©ampfO ^Hafd^incj - 
 shaft, bie^urbclwette ,— wheel, bas ©cilerrob. 
 
 To Cr.ink, To Cran'kle, v.n. ftd^rotnbcn, fid) I 
 
 f(]^(QngeIn; im 3icfSfl* laufen. 
 CranTcles, *. p/. SSinbungen, ,Krummungcn. 
 Crank'ness, s. Mar. bie9lonf^cit(cineS @c^if= 
 
 fe§). [2. runjcUg. 
 
 Cran'nied, adj, 1. rifftg, gcfpQltcn, fluftig, 
 Cran'nies , *. pf . (in Snbicn) portugicfif(bc u. 
 
 cingcborne Untcrbcamtcte. 
 Cran'ny, s. 1. bie 9li§e, HvUii^i2.fig. bcri 
 
 (ocrborgene)SBinM5 3. G-w.bic®laSf(^ere. 
 Crap, *. Bot. bcr Sold^^ — hides, md. in Crop.' 
 Crape, s. ber ^rcpp, ^lor. | 
 
 To Crape, v. a. I. ^lor frcppen 5 2. (ba8 4>Q(»'^) | 
 
 frdufeln, lorfcnj craping iron,if-dr.bQ§J^rdu-j 
 Cra'ple, s. bie ^lauc, ,ftraUc. [feleifen. j 
 
 Crap'ula, Crap'ulence, s. 1 . ber 9louf(b 5 2.' 
 
 Med. vulg. ber ^a|eniammcr. | 
 
 Crap'ulous, adj. 1. beraufc^tj 2. unmd^ig im 
 
 !5:r{n!en , 3. 00m Sdaufd^e fran!. 
 To Criise, Sec. vid. To Craze, <fec. 
 To Crash , v. I. a. jerbrecben , scrfcbmettcm, 
 
 Sermalmcnj II. n. fra(ben, (ein)bre(bcn. 
 Crash, *. 1. baS Jtrad^cn, ©etofc, 2. col. ber 
 Cra'sjs, s. Med. & Gram, bic ^raf^§. [3anf. 
 Crass, adj. bicf, bic^t, grob, berb; fefl. 
 Cras'sam^nt, s. Physiol, ber a5Iut!u(i^en. 
 Cras'situde, Crass'ness, *.bie®icfc,©crb^eiti 
 
 ©rob^eit. [bic SJerjogerung. 
 
 Crastina'tion, s. bcr7Cuff(^ub,ba§aSerf(bicben, 
 Cratch , s. 1. bie 0laufc J 2. c-es, pL Vet. bic 
 
 5Raufe. [^arfforb. 
 
 Crate, s.Com. bergrofc (grobgcflocbtcne) ^orb 
 CraV, s. 1. IS'at. ber Crater j 2. Ast. ber 
 
 «c*er. [fcben. 
 
 To Craunch, v. a. (mit ben 3d^nen) 5erfmr= 
 
 Craivat', s. btc ^Qtlbinbe, (5rai>ottc. 
 
 To Crave, v. a. (juTO. n.) 1. briugcnb urn ^N 
 
 n>a5 bitten, flc^cnj 2. iif. &fig. iHTlangen, 
 
 forbcrn. 
 Cra'ven, I. .v. I. fig. bcr gciglingj 2. bcr (im 
 
 ^Kompfe) ubermunbenc |>at)n } 11. adj. fcigc, 
 To Cra'ven, v. a. i>ersQgt motbcn. [oerjogt. 
 Cra'ver, s. ber bringcnb urn etroas Sittcnbe 
 
 JC. c/. To Crave. 
 Craw, I. s. ber ^Kropf (bcr S?6gel) j II. cvmp. 
 
 - fish, Enf. bcr 33a(bfrcbS. 
 
 To Crawl, r. w. 1. fricdjcn? 2.fd^Iei(bcn) 3, ein 
 jurfenbcS ©efu^l (ein ^rabbcln) ^abcn. 
 
 CraM'l, s. 1. Dik. & Fish, bcr ^ifcbjaun (am 
 ®eeufcr),bicS5u^ne52.bcr'S(bilbfr6tcnparf. 
 
 Craw'ler, .v, 1. bcr, bic, baS^riccbcnbc? 2. ba5 
 ®cnjiirm. 
 
 Cray, Cray'er, s. Mar. bcr ,Krcier, ^rat)cr. 
 
 Cray'-fish, s. vid. Craw- fish. 
 
 Cr.ay'on, s. Draw. 1. bcr 3ci(bcnftift, ^aflell* 
 flift; 2. (coloured c-s) ^ajicllfarbcn) black 
 -, ber asiciflift, red-, bcr Stot^flift, 916* 
 tl)el 5— drawing, bie ^aficUscitbnungj— paper, 
 baS 3eic^enpapicr. 
 
 ToCray'on, v. a. 1. Draw. craQonircnj 2. 
 (f4>riftli^) entroerfcn, fHjsircn. 
 
 To Craze, v. a. 1. 5crbrc(bcn, jerflopcu , jer» 
 flampfen) 2. pfiloeru, (scr)mal)lcnj ^. ftg. 
 entfraften, f(bn)d(ben, (ben SSerftanb) scr* 
 rfitten. 
 
 Cra'zed, p. a. fig. l^crrucft 5 II. — uess, Crazi- 
 ness, .?. 1. bie ©cbrccblicb^cit j 2. bicS5cr|^an» 
 bc§f(bnjd(j^c. [potbwcr^ 
 
 Craze'-miU, Cra'zjng-mill, a.Mech. ba6 3inns 
 
 Cra'zy,I.arfi.; Il.Cra'zjIy, adv. l.gebrctblid), 
 l)infdllig, f(bma(b; 2. baufdUig i jcrbrccblicb 1 
 3. roa^nfinnig, \jcrrucft. [pfcifcn. 
 
 To Creak, v. n. Fnarrcn, [(brairrcn, quictfii)cn, 
 
 Creak, s. Orn. bcr aBad)tclfontg. 
 
 Cream, s. 1. ber (?0?il(b=)5Ra^m, bic @at)nc j 
 2. Paint, bcr ©ccffirni^j S.fig. ba§ SSorjug= 
 licbfie, aSefte (einer @a(bc), bcr ^crn 5 Chem-s. 
 
 — of lime , ber ^alfra^m j — of tartar , (Src= 
 mor Sartori ; — cheese , bcr {)flaC)mfdfej - 
 ewer, bcr ©a^ncngicf er, SflQt)mguf i — faced, 
 1. blap, hUid^i 2. blobc, feige; —pot, ba§ 
 Sfla^mt6pf(^en; -laid, gclbli^weiK^opier). 
 
 To Cream, v. I. n. 1. Sta^m anfc§cn, ra^mcnj 2. 
 
 (00m asier :c.) f(bdumcn ; II. a \. abra^mcn j 
 
 2.yiff.ba»a5cflc (einer (Sa(i^e)njcgnc^mcn. 
 Crea'my, adj. f oUcr 0lat)m 5 rat)micbt. 
 Cre'ance, s. Falc. bic ^alfcnlcinc [wanbj. 
 Cre'as , s. Com. SrcaS (cinc ^Crt Doppcllcin* 
 Crease, s. 1. bic JKunscl, ^altc, ber ©rucbj 2. 
 
 Cloth, bcr Umftblag j 3. bcr ©oppcIflri(b mit 
 
 ^reibe 
 
Crea 
 
 213 
 
 Cren 
 
 To Crease, v,a. 1. umbiegen (papier, :c.)j 
 2. tjurd^Umbiegcnu. bejcic^ncnj 3. ber Sdnge 
 
 Cre'at, .v. Man. ber ©e^ulfe eine§ {Rcitmcif^crS. 
 
 To Create', v a. 1 . [(^Qfren, crf(I)offcn ; 2. ^cr* 
 porbringen, ocrurfacbeuj 3. crjeugcnj 4. 
 wd^Ien, crncnncn, 5. }tg. erneucrn, umroan: 
 
 Create', p. a. crfc^affcn, gef(baffen. [bein 
 
 Crea'tion, -v. 1. Die (Scfcbaffung, ©(^opfungj 
 2.l)icSSerurfa(^ung3 3. Die ernennung, (§re= 
 irung j 4. * bic ©djiJpfung , SBclt. 
 
 Crea'tjve, adj. 1. fc^ajfenD, crffbajfenDj 2. 
 l'(^6pfcrifd). 
 
 Crea'tor, j. 1. feer ©cbopfcr, Ur^eber; 2. DqS 
 (SMenDei Die roirrenDe Urfacpc. 
 
 Crea'tress, j. Die <3(^6pfevinn, Ur^eberinn, @r= 
 Scugcrinn. [fciopf, 
 
 Crea'ture, *. Lit. & j^g. bic Sreatur , Da§ ®e= 
 
 Cre'dence, s. 1. Dcr®Iaubej2. DerguteStomf, 
 Stuf, 6reDit j letter of-, DttS J8eglttubigung§= 
 fc^reiben, Der (SrcDitbricf. 
 
 Creden'da, .v. pi. Tlwol. Dic ©IttUbenSortiM. 
 
 Creden'tial, I. adj. bcglQUbigcnDj II. bef. pi. 
 c-s , ba& aSeglaubigungSfdpreiben , (SreDitio. 
 
 Credjbil'jty, Cred'jbleness , s. Die ©laubmur^ 
 Digfcit. [Dig3 2. glaubli^). 
 
 Cred'jble, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. glaubn)iir= 
 
 Cred'it, *. 1. Dcr ©laubcj 2. ber 6reDit, Sluf, 
 gutc 9^omc, Dag ^nfe^cn, bereinflu^i 3. boS 
 Beugnif, SBortj Die ©laubraiirDigfcitj Com-*. 
 4. bcr (6tfcntli(ie) Grebit j 5. ber «org5 bag 
 4>aben j ®ut^aben 5 a — in blank , ber "iCccep^ 
 totionScrebit^ offenc, laufenbe (ob. 93Ianco=) 
 Srebitj — at the custom-bouse, ber 3oUcre= 
 bit} — in goods, bcr SBaarencrebit j —on 
 mortgage, Dcr l()r)pot^efcrifd)e (SreDit, at {or 
 on) three months'—, auf Drei SJ^oh'at 3eit, 
 3iel brei 9}?onatj on (upon) — , aufSSorg, 
 (Srebit Ob. 3cit5 transactions on— , 3citge= 
 fc^dftej to buy (take) on (upon) — , aufGre* 
 'ait (mitlugj^cUung) faufcnj to give — , (§rc= 
 bit geben , crebitiren, Gonto geben ; to receive 
 upon — , auf Qrebit befommenj to take 
 (upon) — , (»on ©inem) borgen, Cento ne^* 
 men? to lodge a — with one, Ginem (Srebit 
 bci S^nianb erojfnen 5 to place (^or to pass to) 
 or to enter into one's — , in ScmanbeS 6re= 
 bit (©ut^Qben) bringcn ob. flellen, to the — 
 of my account, p meinen ©unj^cnj to carry 
 to one's — ( eine a cto. = 3a^lung ) (x^ - 
 ((breiben, gutfcbreibenj biliof— , bcr offenc 
 SBc(^fel.; letter of -, ber Crebitbricf} - 
 side, vid. Creditor's side. 
 
 To Cred'jt, v. a. 1. ©lauben beimcjfen, glau= 
 ben 5 2. (cincr ©acbc) ©lauben,^nfc§en,(5re= 
 bit t>erfd)affenj 3. trauen(einem)5 Corns. 
 
 \ 4. einem (5reDit(ob. auf Srebit) gcbcn, bor- 
 gen, 5. (cine ©ummc) gutfd^rcibcn, crfcnncn 
 fiir . . . , cntlaficn ((Sincn fiir eine gcroifiV 
 ©urnmc), crebitiren j to — a bad debt, eincn 
 [(blecbtcn ©(^ulbpoflcn lofcbcn. 
 
 Cred'itable, I. adj. ; II.— ly, adv. 1. con gutcm 
 €flufe, (i,<!!i\\)QXii 2. e^rbar, c^rU(i(>, rii^mlicbj 
 3. Com. gut, folib, (crebitfd^ig)} III. — ness, 
 s. ber gutc {Ruf, bie :if (btung, (S^rc. 
 
 Cred'itifve, s. vid. Credentials. 
 
 Cred'itor, s. 1. Com. & Laio, bcr ©laubigcr, 
 (5rebitor5 2. (in bcr SSudjfu^rung) ba§ |)a= 
 ben,6rebitj — in trust, bcr Director cincr 
 ^aUitcnmaffc 5 — on mortgage, bcr ^l)pot^Cs 
 far* (ob. f)fanbs) ©Idubiger, to be a — on 
 the bank-books, ein Sanfconto (jabcnj the 
 c-'sorc-s' side, bic 6rcDit[cite (DCS ^aupt« 
 bu(^e&)} C-s, (Srcbunt (in berSSucbfu^rung)} 
 c-s under a coDimission of bankruptcy , bic 
 ©emcingldubigcr eincs ^alliten. 
 
 Cred'itrix, s. bic (^Idubigcrinn. [bigfcit. 
 
 Credu'l.ity , Cred'ulousness, s. bic Scicbtgldu* 
 
 Cred'ulous I. adj.i II. — ly, adv. (cidjtgldubig. 
 
 Creed, s. 1. Ecc. ba§ 6rcbo, ©laubcnSbc* 
 fenntnif, bcr ©laubcj 2. ba$ offenc »-8efcnnt- 
 nip, Die ^cinung, Dcr ®runbfa§. 
 .'0 Creek, v. n. vid. To Creak. 
 
 Creek [fam. cnk],s. 1. berflcinc 5}?cerbufcn, 
 bic ffiudjt, aSoi, Heine fianojungc an ber Jtiiflc 
 ber©cblupfi;afett} bic ©djijfdldnbc ; 2. Am. 
 [cri-k], bcr fleinc ^lup. 
 
 Cree'ky [fam. crik'y] , adj. 1 flcinc SU(I)ten 
 cnt^altcnbj coU Hciner 93.) 2. ii(b minbenb. 
 
 Creel, .v. 1. F/.y/i. ber gifd)f orb j 2. Mccli-s. 
 bcrSta^m cincr 9J?u(cma[d)inej — filler, bcr 
 7Cuffc§cr. [fcblci(bcni fricdjcn. 
 
 To Creep, v. ir. n. 1. lit. friC(bcnj 2. fiQ. 
 
 Cree'per, s. I. sin^. 1. baS friecbcnbc S^icr, 
 Ungesicfcrj 2. bie friccbcnbc ^p^nsc, "iiOih 
 9lau^cngen)d(b5) 3. lit. &fig. ber fricdjenbe 
 5Kenf(b, ^ric(bcr5 4. cin (niebriger) a3ranb= 
 bocf, geucrbocfj 5. Mech. cin gifcbbrcg 5 6. 
 Or«. bcr Heine ®raufpe(bt, gemcine 93aum« 
 Idufcrj II. c-s, p/. cine ^frt (graucnOUebcr^ 
 f(bul)c. 
 
 Creep'-hOle, *. lit, kfig. baS @(blupflo(b. 
 
 Cree'pjng, comp. — stone , bcr ©CdPel cinf(ba= 
 ligcr 9Jlufd)clnj Bot-*.— thyme, ber Slucnbcl, 
 ^ClDfummcIj — wheat, vid. Couch-grass. 
 
 Creeps, s. Orn. bic 95cca[finc, .^ccrf(^nepfc. 
 Crema'tion, s. bic (SobtcnOSScrbrennung. 
 Cremo'n^i, s. (— violin), Mus. bic crcnioncfcr 
 Cre'mor, s. Chem. bcr (Srcmor. [SStoHnc. 
 Cre'nate, Cren'ated, adj. Dot. jartig, gefcrbt. 
 Cren'ature [— tshiSr], *. Sof.bic ^crbc. 
 Creii'ulate, adj. Bot. fein Ob. tlcin gcferbt. 
 
Crco 
 
 214 
 
 Crin 
 
 Cre'olcs, CreO'li^inf , s. pi. bie (Srcolen. 
 
 CrepVnce, Cre'pane, s. Far. t>ic burci^Da^TTn* 
 einonbcrftrcicl^en t)cr 4>mterfflpc »erurfa(^te 
 SBunbc. 
 
 To Crep'itate, v. n. 1. fnarren, Fniftern, praf- 
 fcln5 2. einen SBint) laffen. 
 
 Crepita'tion , s. 1. ba? ^narrcit, »ffnif!ern, 
 ^rafeln ; 2. Surg, Die (Crepitation. 
 
 Crept, pret. & p. p. 0. To Creep. [merung. 
 
 Crepus'ciile, Crepus'cic [— piis'sl] , s. bic ©cim= 
 
 Crepiis'cular, Crepus'culous, adj. HmmmQ. 
 
 Cres'c^nt, I. adj. wat^fent), june^mcnl), II. 5. 
 1. berjunel^mcnDeOKonDj |>ttlbmont)5 2. 1-m. 
 Mc ^arge (Scitcnwanl) on a3ogcninftrumen= 
 
 ToCres'cent,u.a.^olbmont)formig bilDcn. [ten). 
 
 Cress, s. geiD. c-es, pi. Bot. Die Srejfe. 
 
 Cres's^t, s. 1 . Df r ©reifup j 2. (iTo/.) ein (brcn= 
 nenDer) ^ct^franj 5 juro.Dcr £cud()tt^urm, * bic 
 gcuf^te. 
 
 Cres'sjng, s. comp. MecA-.v. — hammer , ber 
 @pQnnl)ammcr, ^lanftbcnljammer, — iron, 
 — swage, ba§<&5tampfcifcn (bcr ffllcd^ft^^Idgcr). 
 
 Crest, s. 1. icr ^ammj <S(^opf ©trau^ (ber 
 a56gel befgl. [*] ber (S(^tQngcn)j 2. bic 
 9Ra^ne, ber ^amm cine§ ^ferbcS^ 3. ber 
 ^tlmUmm, ^clmbufcb? ^clmj 4. Her.\izx 
 |>elnif(i^mucf j^g-v. 5. ber ©ipfel, ba§ ^6(i(>fte) 
 6. ber ©tclj, 5Kut^, ba& ^euerj — of the 
 glacis, Fort, bie ,Kronc be& ©laciSi ~ fallen, 
 
 1. nicbcrgefd^lagen, mut^loS j 2. (100m ^amm) 
 na(^ einer 6citc l)angenb. 
 
 Cres't^d, adj. I. mit einem .Kamme, ^elm= 
 f(!()mucfe; :c. j 2. iVat. gefd^opft, geljaubt 5 — 
 lark, Orn. bit ^aubenlerd^c. [freibig. 
 
 CrefS'ceoug, adj. 1. freibeartig, freibic^tj 2. 
 
 Creta'ted , ad.j. mit ^reibe beftrit^en , freibig. 
 
 Crete, s. Geog. (bic 3«fe0 Sreta, ob. (Sanbia. 
 
 Cre'tlc, Poet. I. ^v. ber 6retiFu§ 5 Il.adi. crctif^. 
 
 Cre'tin , s. ber Cretin. 
 
 Cre'tinism, *. ber 6retini§rau§. 
 
 Cre'tjsm, s. ber 6rcti§mu§ : bic ^alfc^^eit. 
 
 Cre'tose, adj. vid. Cretaceous. 
 
 Crev'jce, s. ber Sflip, bic ©palte, enge Deffnung. 
 
 To Crev'jce, v. a. Sfliffc madden, aufrctfcn, 
 fpaltcn. 
 
 Cre*, I. s. l.ber|)ttufe, bieSflottC; berSrupp 5 
 
 2. Mar. baS ®(bijf§»oIf } II. pret. 0. To Crow. 
 Crew'^l , s. bttS auS ber geMmmtcn SangwoKe 
 
 gefertigte fcinftc ©am, bie ©ticfrooUc. 
 
 Crew'^t, s. & comp. vid. Cruet. 
 
 Crib, s. 1. bie Grippe 5 2. ber ©tanb (bic Tfb- 
 t^eilung) in einem ©talle; 3. bie ^uttc, ba§ 
 ^dusd^cnj 4. bie ©(j^roungwicgc 5 5. ba§ le= 
 bcrne SSc^dltnip unter bem ^utftberfi^, 6. 
 S-w. vid. Cribs ; — biter , or — champing- 
 horse , Far. ber ,fi^ppcnbeip<:r. 
 
 To Crib, V. I. a. cinf(blicpen , einfperrcnj II» 
 n. cingefperrt fein. [fpicl). 
 
 Crib'bage, *. Cam. (Sribbage (cngl. Garten* 
 
 Crib'ble, *. 1. ba$ ©icb, ^omficbj 2. ba§ 
 
 To Crib'ble, v. a. fiebcn, fi(btcn. [©(bvotmcbl. 
 
 Cribra'tion, s. (bef. Biarm.) ba$) ©icbcn, 
 ©urcbficben. 
 
 Crib'rjform, adj. Anat. ficbfomiig. 
 
 Cribs, s. pi. S-w. ^orbc Ob. ^orbcn. 
 
 Crick, s. ber %\\x^ im 9lacf en , ber fteifc 4>al5. 
 
 Crick'et, s. 1. bie ©rillc, ba§ ^cimtbcn j 2. bet 
 ©(bernd, SSo* 5 3. ba& (cngt.) ©(blagballfpiel j 
 
 — balls, ®(blogb5lIe J -field, ber ©(blagball^ 
 pla§ 5 — match , cine §)artic be§ ©(blagball* 
 
 Crick'?t?r, s. ber ©(blagbaUfpielcr. [fpielcS. 
 
 Cried, prcf. & p. p. t>. To Cry. [clamator. 
 
 Cri'er, s. ber ©(brcicr, offcntl. ^CuSrufcr, ^ro» 
 
 Crim , Crim Tar'tary , Crjme'a , s. Gcog. bie 
 
 ^albinfel ^rim J — lamb skins. Com. Stxim' 
 
 Crim. Con., s. Law, vid. unt. Criminal, [mcr. 
 
 Crime, s. ba§ S5crbre(bcn , bic ©cbulb. 
 
 CrTme'ful, adj. \)crbrc(bcrifd), frcocl^aft, gott* 
 
 Crime'less, adj. f(bulbIo§. [loS- 
 
 Cnfm'inal , I. adj.^ II. — ly, adv. 1. f erbrc(bc« 
 
 rifd^ j 2. flrafbar, (cincg SScrbrctbcnS) fcbul* 
 
 big 5 3. Law, pcintid) crimineU, 6riminal=j 
 
 — code ,ba§ Sriminal=®cfc§bud!)5 — conver- 
 sation (gew. abbr. Crim. Con.), ber G^cbrud^j 
 
 III. s. 1. ber S5crbrc(bcr; 2. ber ^CngcHagtcj 
 
 IV. — ness, *. bic ©trafbarfeit , @(bulb. 
 Crimjnal'jty , s. 1. ^U pcinlitbc {Rc(btdfatbc} 
 
 2. md. Criminalness. [bigcn, onflagcn. 
 To Crifm'jnate, v. a. einc§ SScrbrc(ben§ befcbul* 
 Crimjna'tion, s. bie Scf(bulbigung, Xnflagc. 
 Crifm'in?itory, adj. anHagcnb, bcfd)ulbigcnb. 
 Crim'Qsin, s. vid. Crimson. 
 
 Crimp , I. adj. fig. vulg. f(J^lDa(b J H- *• vi/Zg. 
 
 1. ber factor (bef. bci ^ol)Icnf(biffen) 5 2. ber 
 
 9)latrofenmafIcr5 aSerbcr. 
 To Crimp, v. a. 1. (ba§ ^aor) frdufclnj2. 
 
 vulg. 9}?enfd)cn fiet)lcn, gcwaltfam rocrbenj 
 
 3. Cook. (giffbO mit 6infd)nitten i?crfc^cn5 
 c-ed salmon, aufgcffbti^tcr Sa^§3 c-ing ma- 
 chine, bie vRerbs ob. Jtniffmafd^ine. 
 
 To Crim'ple, v. a. l.gufammcnjiicijcnj 2. trims 
 
 pen, trumpen. 
 Crimp'ling, s. comp.— board, Mech. cin^riS* 
 
 pel^olj 5 — tweezers, H- dr. bic ^rdufcljange 
 Crim'son , I. s. 1. baS Sarmofin, ^otbtot^ j 2. 
 
 gm.baS 0lot^ )II.a(/i. carmofinrott), l)od)roti). 
 ToCrTm'son, v. I. a. carmofmrott) ob. bort)- 
 
 rot^ fdrbenj II. n. errot^cu, rot^ rocrbcn. 
 To Cringe, v. n. lit. &Jig. fid) ticf bcugen, fid) 
 
 [(bmicgen, Frietben. [^oflidjfcit. 
 
 Cring<5, s. bic ticfe SScrbcugung^ fricdjcnbc 
 Crin'ger, s. bcr,Kric(bcr,niebrigc ©djmciij&ler 
 
Crin 
 
 215 
 
 Crop 
 
 Crin'gles, s. pi. Mar. Sdgcl. 
 
 Crjnig'erous, adj. ^aarig, U^aavt. 
 
 To Cnn'kle, v. I. n. 1. fi6) winDeit, fi* fci^lfin= 
 
 gein, auSbuc^ten, 2. ^altenrocrfenj n. a. 1. 
 
 [(j^roeifen, au§fd^»eifen5 2. uneben (faltig) 
 
 madden. [fd^roeifung , 2. bie ^altc. 
 
 Cnn'kle, s. 1. Der Sug, Me SBint>ung, ^u8= 
 Crifp'ple, I. s. ber J:ruppelj n. arf;. (or Onp'- 
 
 pled) Mppelig, la^m. 
 To Cnp'ple, v. a. cerfdppeln, lawmen (aud(> 
 
 ^g.) 5 to— a ship, Mar. ein (S(^iff rcttIo§ f(&ie* 
 Crip'pleness, s. Ut ga^mung. [fen. 
 
 Cnp'pljngs , s. pi. Carp. Sluerbal!en. 
 Cri'sis, s. Med. &Jig. bie ^rife, .^riflS. 
 Crisp, adj. 1. frauS, gefrdufelt j 2. jarfig, fid^ 
 
 fd^ldngelnt), nsinbenb, gefriimmtj 3. murbe, 
 
 brScfelig, jerbred)U(](> j 4. braun gebraten, 
 
 fruSpelig 5 — almonds, gebranntc 5JJanDeIn. 
 To Crisp, V. I. a. 1. frdufein (i>a§ ^aar)j 
 
 2. frdufeln (con SBeHen 2c.) j 3. braun roften 
 
 Ob. braten, II. r?. fi(§ frdufelnj H-dr-s. c-ing 
 
 iron, bag Jtrdufclcifen j c-ing pin , bie 3Iou= 
 
 pirnabel. [2. baS ,Krau&fein , bie ^raufe. 
 Crispa'tion, s. 1. ba§ .Krdufeln, ©cfrdufelj 
 Cris'pature [— tshur] , s. Bot. ba§ ^rauS* Ob. 
 
 ©efrdufeltfein. [^oares). 
 
 Cris'pitude, Crisp'ness, .v. ba8 ,JtrQUfe (be8 
 Cris'py, adj. 1 . frau§, gcfrdufelt j 2. vid. Crisp. 
 Cris'tate, Cris'tated , adj. Bot. fammf6rmig. 
 Crite'rion, s. bo8 ^ennjcic^cn 5 a — of the price, 
 
 Com. einc dii6)t\d)nuv (Storm) beS ^reifc8. 
 Crit'ic,*. bcr^ritifcr: aScurt^eiler^ Sabler, 
 
 Sflid^ter. 
 Crit'jcal (Crit'ic), I. adj.', II.— ly, adv. 1. fri= 
 
 tifd^ 5 2. genau, forgfdltig j 3. tabelffid^tig, ta^ 
 
 belnbj 4. bebenHid^, miplid^; 5. entf(^eibenb 3 
 
 III. — ness , s. 1. bie 33ebcnni(l^fcit 5 !ritifc^e 
 
 (entf(^eibcnbe) Sage 5 2. bie ® enauigf eit, fri= 
 
 tif(^e ©trenge. 
 To Crit'jcTse, v. I. n. 1. beurt^eilen, fritifircn ; 
 
 2. tabeln, frittelnj II. a. l. beurt^eilen,re-- 
 
 cenixren 5 2. bcfritteln , tabeln. 
 Crit'jciser, s. ber ^ritifer, JReccnfent. 
 Crit'ici^m, *. 1. bie .^ritif , 2. bie Britifd^e a5e» 
 Crit'jcling, s. ber ^riti!aftcr. [merfung. 
 
 Critique' [-ik'] , s. bie ^ritif . 
 Crifz'zle, Criz'zeling, s. T. (Uf.G-w.) bie9J?ttt= 
 
 ti^Mt Ob. ©(^iarfcnartigfeit ber Sberfldd^e 
 
 be& ®la[e§, :c. 
 To Croak, 0. n. 1. ijuafcn (wie ein ^rof(^) j 
 
 2. frd^jen (n>ie ein Jllabe)5 3. (0. beneinge= 
 
 meiben) fnurren. 
 Croak, s. ba& ®equa?o ^rttd)5en, ©efrddfije. 
 Croa'k^r, s. I. sing. LberSludfenbej 2. mod. 
 
 ber 5!Kifoergnugtc5 llnglucfSprop^etj II. c-s, 
 
 pi. ^orflldufcr, ^oljo^gte. 
 
 Croa'tia, j. Geog. sSroatien. 
 
 Cro'ats, s. pi. bic ^roaten. 
 
 Cro'cailite, s. Min. ber Srocalit^, bi(^te 3eolitl? 
 
 Cro'ceous, adj. 1. fafranartigj 2. aus ©afran 
 befte^enb. 
 
 Cro'cli^s, s. pi. Sport, bic ^noten an ber 
 <Spi$e be$ ©ewci^eS be§9lot^milbc§,^erlcn. 
 
 CrSck, ^.l.vid.Cricket, 2i 2.bcrOlup, @(^muj 
 (am Sopfe)} — butter, bic Sopfbuttcr. 
 
 Cr8ck'?r, s. vulg. ber ^uffdufcr, ^6!cr. 
 
 Crock'ery, s. (—ware), ba& irbenc ©efd^irr, 
 S^pferjeugjSteingut. 
 
 Croc'pdile, s. Zool. ba§ ^KrofobiU. 
 
 CrSc'odiline, adj. frofobiUartig. 
 
 Cro'cys, s. 1. Bot . bcr (§rocu§ , ©afranj 2. 
 Chem. ber a)JetaUfofran. 
 
 Croe, s. Mech. & Coop. vid. Crow, 6. ic 7. 
 
 Croft, s. ba8 3aunlanb , Heine ®e()dgc. 
 
 Croisade', Croisa'do, s. vid. Crusade, &c. 
 
 Croi'sef , Croi'sers, s. M-a. 1. ber ^reuj* 
 rittcr, 2. ber ^Rreu5piIgcr. 
 
 Crfim'leghs, s.pl. flcinerne©ruiben=©cnfmalc 
 
 (bef. in Anglesey.) [Crane. 
 
 Crone , s. 1. baS alte B^aU 2. Mech. vid. 
 
 CrO'n?t, jp. Far., nad^ b. Sport. Diet, roic 
 Coronet, qv. ; nad^ Or. John.y Wb.r &c. baS 
 sRron^aar. [fannte, ^rcunb, ^rcunbinn. 
 
 Cro'ny, s. (old— ) /am. ber (ob. bie) altc Sc» 
 
 To Cr6d, V. n. girren, gurren. 
 
 Crook [cruk], I. s. 1. jebc^rummung) ba6 gc» 
 Jrummte aSerfjeug (vid. pL)^ 2. ber ^ahn, 
 btt& ^dfd^enj 3. ber ^irtcnflab; ^.fig- ber 
 ^unf^griffj ll. comp. — back, 1. ber S3utfel3 
 2. ber Sudflige 5 — kneed , — legged , fc^icf* 
 beinig , frummbeinig 5 — neck, Bot. ber ^l«u 
 fc^enfurbiSi — shanks, ba& vKrummbcin. 
 
 To Crook [criik], v. La. 1. frummen, bcugen, 
 [(^roeifen, 2. fig. (com re(l(>ten ^fabe) ablccs 
 fen? II. n. \i(S) friimmen , gcbogen fein. 
 
 Crook'ed [cruk'ed] , I. ndj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. 
 !rumm, gcMmmt j 2. [16) roinbenb (0. SBcge) 5 
 ^.fig. oerbre^t, uerfe^rt, boS^aft, un wills 
 fd^rigi ^.Ship-b. gefriimmt, bugtig 3 — I ne 
 ware, furje SBaaren, feine ©ta^lwaaren 
 SJIetattwaarcn 5 — timber, ba& Jtrumm^oljj 
 III. — ness, s. 1. bie rffriimme 3 2. ber Sc^laiv* 
 genlauf (eine^ fluffed , 2c.) 3 3,/ig. bic SSci» 
 fd)robenl)eit3 4. ber Satfel. 
 
 To Cr66'kle , To Cr66'kel ,v.n. girreil. 
 
 Crooks [cruks], s. pi. l.^rumm^olS3 2. Mus 
 JBogen=(linfe§fiucfe (auf SSled^inftrumentc). 
 
 To Cr66\, V. n. murren, brummen. [vid. Croup. 
 
 CroCp, s. 1. Gam. ber ©pielge^ulfe 3 2. Med, 
 
 To Croop, V. n. Gam.. @pielgel)iilfe fein. 
 
 Crop, I. s. 1. ber ^ropf(bera56gel)5 2. bic 
 JRutlje (einer ^citr(^e), Bfi^mi^a 3. bie 
 
Crop 
 
 216 
 
 Cros 
 
 (Srntc (t, alien Sriu^tcn)^ 4. U^ :Kbgff<^nits 
 tcnc, t)eretu^5 ©tu^fopf, ©tu^f^Wttnjj 
 t)a§ ©tu^jo^r 5 5. Die r6tl)lid^eSSalfercr^e5 
 — of cocoons, Die ©eibenernte 5 II. comp.— 
 bone, 2BaUfif(^t)arten oonDer^MttelgrSfe, 
 -ear, (bcf. ». ^ferDeti) Da& (Stu^o^rj — 
 ful, gefdttigt, i^otU - hides, S)berleDcr|dute 
 (SU ©o^Ien,DQ^er:— soles, auSDiefen^duten 
 gefc^nittcne©ot)Ien)5 — notes, Am. B6)cm 
 be& 3oIIamtcS iiber DieSlualitdtu. Huantitdt 
 De§ QbgefenDetcn ZahaU'^ — sick, Iran! con 
 UeberlaDung Deg ^DJagenS , - time. Die (Srnte* 
 icitj — wliip, bic^u^rmttnnSpeitf(^e. 
 
 To Crop, V. a. 1. abfdjnciDcn, (ab)ftu|en5 ab= 
 fippenj bef(^nciben5 2. (Slumen, ic) Qb= 
 pflucfen, 3. Die ©pi^cn (Pom ®rafe, k.) ab^ 
 freiTeni 4. (ab)md^en, evnten? 5. porber3cit 
 Qbmd^eii; tin\ammdn',Q.fig. ba^inraffen; 7. 
 (v. n.) Gr'eo/. ju 3:a.ie ftrci^en. [,Kropftaubc. 
 
 Crop'per, s. 1. ber 3:u(bberciter; 2. Orn. bie 
 
 CrSps, s. pi. Am. Sy^ofte (P. circa 1250 ^t.), 
 rooi'in ber SSldttertabof p. b. amerif. pflan* 
 jcrn perpQcft wirb. 
 
 Crore, *. (inb.) bunbcrt 2a! Olupien. 
 
 Crosettes', s. pi. Arch, bie auSgefcbipeiften @cf = 
 jieratljen, SSerFropfungen. 
 
 Cro'sier [co/. kro'zher] , 1. Ecc. bcr SSifc^of^* 
 ftab, ^ruimnfiab , 2. Ast. bo8 ^reuj. 
 
 Cros'i^t, 5. l.bQsJtreuj^cri} 2. //er. ba§SBie= 
 b erf reus 5 3. bas ©tirnbanb. 
 
 Cross [eras, ITA., N. &c. ; cr6s, IF., Sm. &c.], 
 *. 1. /if. Scfig. boS ^Rrcus5 2. ber ^rcujer 
 CaKunje) 5 3. bie recite &tiU einer ^Kiinje ; 
 4. Print. boS )Dret)!reuj3 5. A^«'*' bag Qfnfers 
 frcusj 6. Min. ein freujformiger ©rbein* 
 fcbnitt; 7. ?'.fiber^. bag^reuj (mi in ^rc/i., 
 Mech., Man,, Mus,, &c.)j 8. Husb. bie 
 ^reujung (SScrebelung einer {Race), 9. bie 
 barcb ,Kreujung geroonnene Olace? — in the 
 hawse. Mar. ein briber ©d^Iag. 
 
 Cross [eras; cr6s] I. adj. &. adv. l.freuj= 
 roeife, quer gclegt ob. liegenb, fam. uber= 
 imx(i) 5 2. fcbrdg, f(bief, quer j^^g-*. 3. lumU 
 berlaufenb 5 iPibrig j 4. noiberrodrtig, per= 
 brief li(b, mfirrifd>, »unberli(^,- 5. beleibi= 
 genb; 6. cigenfinnig , flSrrigj 7. gegenfeitig, 
 roitbfel&weife, II. prep. l. quer bur(b, bur(b ? 
 2. quer fiber 5 3. juroibcr, cntgegen 5 III- comp. 
 ©egen^jc — accommodation, Com.bic SBe(b- 
 felreitcreij — aisle. Arch, ber ©eitenflugel 
 einer vRreujfircbc , — armed, 1. mit perfcbrdn^ 
 tcnTCrmenj 2. fig. melancbolifdH 3. B0I. arm= 
 fccmig, freujmeife f^e^cnb,- arrow, ber^feil 
 einer ^rmbrujlj - bar , 1. Carp. baS §Iuer= 
 bolj, bie Sluerftange 5 2. Wh~w. baS Bxt- 
 f^eit i — barred, pergittert ,— bars , 1 . Arch. 
 
 bcr ^reusficcf, bas gcnflerfreujj 2. (joop. 
 SSobenfidbe} — bar -shot, Gun. bie 8tan» 
 genfugcli — beak, Orn. ber ^rcusfcbuabel) 
 
 — beam. Carp, ber StuerbalFen? ©algeuj 
 
 — bill, 1. vid. — beak ; 2. Law, bie ®cgcn= 
 Kage, — bills , pi. Com. SSc^fcl, Ob. ^ttnb= 
 ©(bulb=©ibcine, mcl(^e gegen anbere SBed^fel 
 pertaufcbt werben, — bite, bcr gaUf^ricf, Se* 
 trug j To — bite, v. a. ^intcrgcl)en, t»crrQtt)enj 
 fangen, — bottony. Her. bQ§ Jtleebtattfreus, 
 jDreiblattfreuH — bow , bie ^rmbruft, - 
 bower, bcr ^rmbruf^fd^U^ej — bred, Husb 
 burd^ ^reujung erjeugt, — breed, bie burd) 
 ^reujung gcraonnene {Race, — caper, 1. ber 
 Sluerfprung, ^rcujfprung, 2. ber Slucr* 
 flri(b) — cloth, ba§ (Btirnbanb 5 — croslet, 
 Her. bag SBicbcrf reuj 5 To — cut, v. a. quer 
 bur (bf(bneib en 5 — cut-saw, Carp, bie grofe 
 ©(brotfdgc, ©aumfdge, J^erbfdge ,- exa- 
 mination, Laio,ba§ ^reuSPCr^or, To — ex- 
 amine, V. a. Law , t>ux6) ^reujper^or unter= 
 fudjcn; — tloree, Her. baS Silienfrcujj — 
 grained, 1. (pom^olse)biegibern bcrSluere 
 gcri^tct ^abenb, 2. (pon ben |)aaren be& 
 Su(be&) n)iberbcn®tri(b gc^enb) ^.fig. murs 
 rif(b j fiSrrifcb 5 perht)rt} — head, Mech. ber 
 Ueberf(braeif (bei ©amp fmafcbtnen) 5 — inter- 
 rogatory, vid.- examination ; Mars —jack, 
 or — jack sail , btt§ @egel bcr ©agienraa 5 — 
 jack sail of a sloop, bie SSrccfodf 5— jack sail 
 yard, bie 95agicnraa oufSof'^tcn, <S(bmaefen 
 u. ^uffenj — jack-yard, bte Sagicnraa auf 
 breimafKgen <S(biffen5 — lane, baS SLucrgdf* 
 (!bcn ) — lines , vid. Rattlings ; — path , bcr 
 ,Krcu5mcg5 — piece, 1. Print, gera. ber SSal^ 
 fen, vid. Head 5 2. Mars, bie 3^agelbanf5 
 bcr S3dtingbalfcn ; — pillars , Mar. bie >Dect^ 
 flit en, - — post, bie S^ebenpofi 5 — purpose, 
 1. ba§ 9Xi|pcrf^dnbnif j 2. pcrfc^rte (unpaf= 
 fcnbe) TTntnjortcn, ^.fig- berSIuerftricb) To 
 
 — question, vid. To — examine; — sea, "Ha^ 
 ^reujcn bcr SBcUcn (im ©turme), — staff. 
 Mar. ber 3cifob8)'^ab , (SonnenboljenmeJTerj 
 
 — stitch. Sew. bervRrcUSJ^id^J — stone, Min. 
 ber ^reusftein, — tining, Agr. ba& Slucreg 
 gen, ^reuseggenj — trees. Mar. bie jDroarS- 
 fa^Iingen, — way, bie Sluerftrafc, bcr,^reu5= 
 rocg, Bots. — wort, ba§ ^reujfraut) — 
 wort gentian, bcr ^^rcuscnjittn. 
 
 To Cross [eras; cros], v. I. a. 1. freujcnj 
 freujjpcife legenj 2. (—out), auSftreii^cnj 3. 
 burt^frcujen, quer fiber GttPttS gc^en ob. fab= 
 reU) fiberfe^cn j 4. Ijinbern, juroiber fein? 5. 
 cntgegen i^anbcln (einem), 6.ipiberfpre(ben5 
 7. (in feiner^offnung)bctrugen, ^interge^enj 
 to — the breed, bic Olaccn mif4>en, freusenj 
 
Cros 
 
 217 
 
 Cruc 
 
 II. n. 1. qucr (fiber (Sftt>a§) licgen, fi* frcu= 
 
 jen, 2. fibcrfe^cn, (ubcr)fa^ren. 
 CrSs'set , s. Her. l)a& Heine ^reuj. 
 Cros'sing [cras'ing], s. I. Ai«g-. 1. Dcr ^rcus= 
 
 weg i 2. Jfeau. 1)qS ^rcujmeben , ^-fig- (Qenj. 
 pZ.) t)er £luerflri(i^ , ba& ^inbernipj — rails, 
 
 pike-gates), fcie ©tropcnsUbcrgdnge. 
 
 Cross'!}- [cras'li] , ado. f cn Cross , qv. 
 
 Cross'ness [cras'nes], s fig-s. 1. ijieSBerfe^rt* 
 beit J 2. t){c murrifcbe, ijerbrieplicbe ®emut^&= 
 art, ubic Saune, 3. Der SSiberfprucb^geifi. 
 
 CrStch , s. I. 4i//g-. Dcr 4?aiFen, bie ®abel (an 
 einer ©tangc, :c.) 5 II. c-es, pi. Mar. Jtrumm= 
 boljcrj pefftficfe, ®abeU)6Ijcri ©ceptcru. 
 ®tieper3 — of a boat, tic 9J?irf. 
 
 Crotch'ed, adj. gegabclt, gabelformig. 
 
 CrStch'et, s. 1. ter^aFcn iibcrl). 5 2. ijie gabel* 
 f6rmigc ©tu^c (au(b ^rc/i.) ; 3. S«rs-. tic 
 (Seburt^jangcj 4. M/^. bieSSiertcInotej 5. 
 fiS' ber feltfame ©infall, bie ® riUc (genj. pt.) 5 
 
 6. bie ^interlifj, 71^ ^niffe. 
 Cr5tch'eted, adj. cinge!tammert. 
 Crotch'ets, pi. 1. Tijp. Jtlammcrn j 2. 5porf. 
 
 bie langen , fpi^igen (Scfja^nc, gangjSbnf- 
 
 CrStcli'et) , adj. ^interltflig. 
 
 CrSt'els, CrSt'jles, j. Sport, ber 4)afcnfot^. 
 
 To Crouch, r. n! (-to, tor) 1. (P. S^^ieren) 
 rx<i^bu*en; fi* fcbmiegenj 2. fig. friccbcn^ 
 
 Crou'ched, adj. freujtragenb. [fcbmeid^eln. 
 
 Crdup, s. 1. bcrSflumpf, ©tei^,a3ur5el (ber 
 SSogcO^ 2. bie Jtruppc (ba§ ,Krcuj) cine§ 
 ^^crbcs, 3. Med. bie Xuftrc^rencntjiinbung, 
 ^dutigc S5rdunc. 
 
 Croupades', s. pi. Man. tie Srupoben. 
 
 Crow, l.s. Orn-s.l. tie gemeine ^Rrd^cj 2. 
 (roisting — ), bie Stebelfrd^ej 3. tic {Rabcn= 
 frdbc, ^asfrd^e, 4. Ast. tcrSlabej 5. taS 
 ,ftrd^cn (cineS ^a^m^) , 6. Mech. vid. — bar; 
 
 7. Coop, tcr ©ergcl; 8. £/(ic/i.ta&®cfrcJfcj 
 9. tcr iSadf an einem Stele, II. comp. —bar, 
 M(ch. ta§ a5re(beifen, tie 95 -flange, tcr^rd» 
 benfupi - 's bill , Surg, tcr ^ugelsict)cr5 - 
 court, vid. Rookery; — fish, Ich. tcr (See= 
 rabe, — flower, Bot. ter^abnenfuf j — foot, 
 1. Bot. vid. — flowery 2. Mil. tie ^upangcl, 
 3. Mar. ter ©pinnenfopf, tic ©djmicbtingcn 5 
 
 — net, Sport, tas SBogelgarn, Saubcngarnj 
 
 — silk, Boi. ter SBajferfateni — stones, 
 pi. Min. ®n)pl)itcn. 
 
 To Crow, V. n. reg. &ir. 1. frdljcnj '2. fig. 
 
 vulg. praljlen, \i6) bruften. 
 CroAd, s. 1. (0. ©ingen, St)ieren u. OJJen* 
 
 [(ben), bie OJlenge, ber |)aufen , 2. tag gcmeine 
 
 S5cl!. 
 To Cro'Ad, u. I. fl. 1. (an)fuUen, uberfiiUcnj 
 
 2. jufammcntrdngen i 3.^g. brdngen, prcffcn i 
 II. r(. 1. fi(^ trdngenj 2. roimmeln. 
 Cros^n, I. s. 1. /if. &\/ig. tie ^ronc J 2. tcr 
 ^rans 5 3. fig. tie Ifu^scicbnung, 93cIobnung j 
 i.fig. tic SSoUcntung, Jtronc 5 5. tic ©pi^c, 
 tcrCSipfcl, 6. tcrSffiirbcl(tc§ Jtcpfcg)} 7. 
 Ecc. tie §)lattc, Sonfur 5 8. (French — ) A «wj. 
 uiU— piece, 2. j 9. 5of. tic ©amcnfronc, tcr 
 pappus j 10. icio.tie^rone Hi. Ast., Arch., 
 &.C. vid. Corona ; Mech-s. 12. tie ^lattc 
 (eineS ®(ocfcnbutc§, jc.)3 13. tic ,KuppcI 
 cincs (SIa§ofcn§j — of a hat, tcr 95otcn (,Kopf; 
 cinc§ ^\iU^ ; — of aberration , Ast, & Opt. 
 tcrTfbirrungSfrcig) — of an anchor, Mar. 
 tag ^nf crfrcuj 5 — of an arch , Arch, bcr 
 ©(blupf^ein ,• — of a stag's head , Sport. ta§ 
 ^rcngel)6rn5 II. comp. — blue. Com. 95lau= 
 futbcn, — bone, ta§,Kron(cn)bcin, rocrin tic 
 2BaUfif(bbartcnfi|enj— glass, ta$ ,Kroncn= 
 gta§) — grafting, //o/^ taS ^ronpfropfcnj 
 
 — imperial, Bot. tic Jtaifcrfronc 5 — lace, tie 
 Sta^tbortcj — lands , tie vKrongiiter 5 — oc- 
 tavo, cine Irt breitc§ (FleincS) £)ctai>i — of- 
 fice, ta§ .Krongcricbt, Griminalgcri^t tcr 
 Queen's Bench; — officer, tcr^rcnbcamtctCj 
 
 — pea, J)ot. tic ^roncrbfcj — piece, J\nm. 
 
 1. tie cnglifcbe ^rone (i^on 5 ©filling)) 2. 
 ter franjofifcbc Jtrcncnttjalcr j — post, Carp, 
 vid. t. U. King-post; — reserves, tie ^ron» 
 Idntcrcicnj-scab, Far. ter ^gcl^buf (an 
 ten ^iipen tcr ^fcrte) ^ — thistle, vid. — im- 
 perial; — tissue, cine 7frt turd^ficbtigcg ^a= 
 pier in gropcm format; — ^esscIs, Anal. 
 ^ranjartcricn, ^ergartericnj— wheel, Hor. 
 ta§ ^rcnrat j — work , Fort. taS ^rcnwcrf. 
 
 To Cro^n, v. I. a. 1. lit. & fig. honciij 2. 
 fcbmiicfcn, jicrcn, toUcntcn^ to — a man, 
 (beim ©amenfpicl) einen ©tein jur Dame 
 maiben; II. n. vid. To Croyn. 
 
 Crovl'ned, p. a. 1. Far. ol^nc ^^^ar an bcn 
 v^nien? 2. joe. total bctrunfcnj a — horn- 
 work , Fort, ein ge!r6ntc§ SBcrf j — sole. Far. 
 tcr PoUe ^uf 5 — top, Sport. ta& ^trongc^orn. 
 
 Cr6\t'ner, s. 1. tcr ^roncntc, JC? 2. llusb. 
 tie oberi'te @arbe; 3. col. fiir Coroner. 
 
 Cro waning, s. 1. tie ^ronung (aucb Fort.); 
 
 2. Arch, tie aSefronung. 
 
 To Croyn, v. n. Sport, rotjrcn (l\ Oiot^roilt, 
 
 jur SBrunftsCit). 
 Cru'cial, adj. Surg, frcusfornug. 
 Cru'cible, s. Chem. 1. tcr ©(bmcljticgejj 2. 
 
 eineSSertiefung intern S^oten d)cmif(ber t)fcn 
 Cruciff'erous, adj. to§ ^rcuj tragcnt. 
 Cru'cjfier, s. ter .Krcusigcr. 
 Cro'cjffx, s. Ecc. ta§ grucifir. 
 Crucjfi'xion, s. Ecc. tie Jtrcusigung. 
 
Cruc 
 
 218 
 
 Crjs 
 
 Crii'cirdrm, adj. frcujffirmig (0U(^ Dot.); — 
 
 flowers, ,Krcu5blumenpflon5en. 
 To Crii'cify, v. a. lit. kfig, frcujigcn. 
 Criicig'^rous, adj. tin ^reuj trogent). 
 Crude, l.adj.'^ll. — ly, ado. ro^: 1. ungem* 
 
 ntgtj 2. ^erbc, unreif, 3. lit. & fig. unoer- 
 
 >)auet) III. — ness, *. 1. tic ro^c, unreife 
 
 35ef(^affcn^cit,Sflo^^e{t j 2.^g. bie Unreif^eit 5 
 
 un»erl)ouetc ^enntnif . 
 Cru'djty, s. 1. toiz Crudeness, lit. &fig.; 2. 
 
 Med.tiiz ]Xn'otv\iavLlid)Mt, un»ert)auete©peife 
 Cru'el,l.adi.5ll. — ly, adv. 1. graufam, J^axt, 
 
 unmenf(^li(i) ; 2. blutig. [lid^Pctt. 
 
 Cru'elty, s. t)ie ®raufamfeit,|)drte,Unmenf(]^= 
 Cruet, s. U& (bu) glaf(^ien, t)er fteine 
 
 Jtrug ; — frame (- stand), HB ^(Qfc^engeftell. 
 Cruise [cruz], s. Mar. i)Q§ Jtreujcn (auf l)cr 
 
 (See) 3 bie ^reusfo^rt. 
 To Cruise, v. n. Mar. cumfeer)freu5en. 
 Crui'ser, *. Mar. ber ^reusif 5 t)a§ Sflaubfd^iff, 
 
 ber Saper. 
 
 Cruit'zer, *. ber^rcuser (o.4^fennigen). 
 Criim, Crumb, s. 1. Mc (a3rot)=)^rumej 2. 
 
 boS ^^rumcben. 
 
 To Criim , v. a. (jcr)frumeln, brocfcn. 
 To Criim'ble, v. I. a. 1. friimeln, jerbrocftliH 
 
 jerftutfeln ; 2. mit ^rumen, 2C. bcflreucn, II. 
 
 n. ficb brocfeln, friimeln, scrfaUen. 
 Crum'my, adj. bumig, brocfcUg; weicb. 
 Criimp, adj. frummj — shouldered, bucfelig. 
 Criim'p^t, s. eine "Ktt n)ei(ber Jtu(3(>cn. 
 Criim'ple, s. bie febler^afte ^qUc, Otunjcl. 
 To Crum'ple, v. I. a. jerMUen, jerfnittcrn; 
 
 II. n. fatten befommen, runselig roerbcn. 
 Crum'pljng, .v. cin Heincr runseliger "Jfpfcl. 
 To Crunch, vid. To Craunch. 
 Cru'(?r, *. Afed. bag geronnene SSlut. 
 Criip , I. *. vid. Croup , 2. 5 II. adj. fig. fuxi, 
 
 f(bttippif(^ , nafcweig. 
 Crup'per, s. 1. bie ^ruppc (bQ§ »Krcu5) eines 
 
 ^ferbe§5 2. bcr ©(i&njansnemcn. 
 To Crup'per, V. a. (einem^pferbc) ben@(bwcins= 
 
 riemcn aniegcn. 
 Cru'r^l, adj. Anat. jum ©cbenfel ge^orig^ 
 
 ©(bcnfelsj — muscle, ber ®-mu§feI. 
 CrAsade', Crusa'do , s. 1. M-a. ber ^reujjugj 
 
 2. ber Srufabo (port. SKunjc). 
 Crdsa'd^r, s. M-a. ber ,Kreu5fa^rer. 
 Cruse, s. 1. ber fleine ^ffrug5 2. oid. Cruet. 
 Cru'set, s. Goldsm. ber ©(bmeljlicgel. 
 To Crush, V. I. a. 1. jerquctftbcn, jerbrurfen, 
 
 Sermalmenj 2. (to — out) auSpreffen j 3. ju= 
 
 fammenprelfen, cinbrucfenj 4. ^ofcnifig-s. 
 
 5. mut^IoS macben, unterbructen, periutbtenj 
 
 6. (ein ®la§ SBein, :c.) lecren j II. n. jufam-- 
 mengepreft, cerbicft werben, c-ing machine. 
 
 c-ing mill, Mech. bic lluctf(bmaf(bine, tas 
 
 Huctfcbwcrf. [£Luctf(bung. 
 
 Criish, 5. 1. ber (3ufammen«)®top ; 2. bie 
 CrGst, s. 1. bieSllinbc, ^Krufte, 2. 2Vn<. bic 
 
 e(bale(berJlrebfc,ic.)5 3. Gcoi. bic (grb* 
 
 rinbc5 4. ber @^orf, ©rinb. 
 To Crust , V. I. a. 1. mit einer Sflinbc ubcrjie* 
 
 ^enj 2. Mec/i. au§lcgcn5 II. ». cine (barte) 
 
 Slinbe befommcn. 
 CriJLstaceSI'ogy, &c. vid. Crustalogy &c. 
 Crusta'ceous, Nat. I. arfj. gclcnfftbaligi II. — 
 
 ness, s, btt& ®clcnff(boIigc. [trejfcnb. 
 
 Criistalog'ical , adj. bic ©d^alt^ierfunbc be* 
 Crustal'ogist, *. bcr ©d)altbicrfunbigc. 
 Cru8tal'9gy, s. bie @d^altl)ierfunbe. 
 Crus'tated, adj. fibcrrinbct, incruflirt. 
 Crusta'tion, s. 1. tah 3ncruflat5 2. uid. In- 
 Crus'tily, ado. oon Crusty, gv. [crustation. 
 Criis'tiness,f.l.ba80linbigc,,Kruf^igC;@(ba' 
 
 lige, 2.fam. bQ& miirrifcbc SBefen. 
 Crus'ty, adj. 1. rinbig,fruftig,fialig5 2./am. 
 Criitch, s. bie J?ru(fe. [miirrifcb, bcipig. 
 
 To Criitch, v. a. 1. Quf^rurfen fta^cnj 2. fig. 
 
 flfl^cn (— on, auf). 
 To Cry, v. n. (and) a.) 1. gen. f(brcien, rufen » 
 
 2. roeinen, (laut) f(brcicn, m</g-. ^culcnj3. 
 
 Sport.anfcblagcn, bcUen j 4.(— out, offcntlitb) 
 
 ouSrufcn 3 to — (out) against, |id(> laut bcfla* 
 
 gen iibcr, murrcn gegcn? to — up, l. (in7fuc» 
 
 tionen) iibcrbictcn, in bie |)6^e trciben 5 2./g. 
 
 lout preifen. 
 Cry, s. 1. ber ©cbrci, laute 9luf j 2. bag ®c 
 
 f(brei5 3. bcr ^JCu&ruf (ber ^ofcr, ic.) 4. ba3 
 
 SBeinen, (SBSe^O^IOQcn 5 5. ber (freubigc)3u' 
 
 ruf, S3cifaII§ruf5 6. 5porf. ba§ 5rnf(btagcn. 
 (6'Ms/).)bic^oppeI,3)leute. [®ebeUber|)unbe. 
 Cry'al, s. Orn. ber 9fieit)cr. Cry'er, f. Crier. 
 Cry'QlIte, s. Min. bcr ,Rrj)olit. [pellc ob. ©ruft. 
 Crypt, Crfp'ta, s. bic untcnrbif(bc ^allc, Sa* 
 Cryp'tlcal (Cryptic), I. adj.; II. -ly, adv. 
 
 Dcrborgcn, gcl)cim. 
 
 Cryp'tpgam. s. Bot. bic frQptogomi'fdbc ^flanjc. 
 Cryptoga'mmn, Cryptog'amous, adj.Bot.fv\)^s 
 
 togttmif(b. 
 Cryptog'amy, J. Bot. bic ^n)ptogamic 
 Cryptog'raph?r, s. bcr ^r^ptograpb- 
 Cryptpgraph'jcal, adj. fr^ptogrop^ifcb- 
 CryptSg'raphy , s. 1. bic (Se^cimfcbrcibcfunfl 5 
 2. bic ®cbcimf(brift. 
 Cryptol'ogy, s. bic ©cbcimfpracbc. 
 Crys'tal, I. s. 1. Min. & Chem. bcr .^rt^flaU j 
 2. G-w. (-glass), Ui .Srt)fiaUgta§5 3. Ui 
 UbrglaS) — of mars, bcreifcnPrQftall} II. adj 
 1. fr^ftallcnj 2. fig. fr^fiaU^cU j III. comp. - 
 form, frt^ftaUformig. 
 Crys'tal(l)Tne , adj. fn)fiallinif(b » — humour. 
 
Crjs 
 
 219 
 
 Culm 
 
 Med. tie JtrttflaUfeu^ttgfcitj - lens, Anat. 
 
 t)ie Jtrtjflaaimtc. 
 Cry8'tal(l)!te , s. Chem. Der naif Uv ©d^mel* 
 
 jung iangfam txhlUU Safalt. 
 Crf s'tal(l)Izable, adj. hVjjiaUifithax. 
 CrystalCOjza'tion , s. tie ^^^)f^a^ifation. 
 To Crys^tal(I)ize, v. a. & v. (jtd^) f n)flaUirircn. 
 Cry8tal(l)«g'rapher, s. Uv ^VQftaUogrQp^. 
 Cry8tal(I)ograph'ic , — cal , I. adj.', II. — cally, 
 
 adv. frt)fiQaogrQpI)if(^. 
 CrystaI(I)8g'raphy, .v. W Jtr^ftaHograp^ic. 
 Cub, s. 1. t)Q8 Sungc (»erf(j^. 3,^iere)5 2. 
 
 uMig. t>er ^nfangcr, 3?euling j — skins, Com. 
 
 ^cUe loon jungen SSdren, ^ut^fen, ^c 
 To Cub, V. a. (Sungc) wcrfen. 
 Cuba'tion, *. baS 2icgcn. 
 Cu'batQry, adj. Ucgcnt). 
 Co'bature [— tshur] , s. Geom. 1. bic Jt6rper» 
 
 mejfung , 2. ber cubifc^e Sn^alt. 
 Cube,*. 1. Geom. berSBurfcI, Subu8i2.^nt/i. 
 
 bic 6ubi!ja^l , — ore, Min. baS arfcniffQurc 
 
 (Sifcn , SBurfcIcrj 5 — root, Arith. bie (§ubi!= 
 Cu'b?b, *. 5o«. bic Jtubcbc. [murjcl. 
 
 CQ'bical (Cu'bjc) , Geom. & Arith. I. adj. ; 11. 
 
 — ly, adv. wfirfclig, cubifc^ j III.comp.(§ubi!s 5 
 
 IV. — ness, s. bag SBurfeligc, (Subif(3^c. 
 Ca'bjform, adj. Anat. wurfelformig. 
 Cu'bit, s. i. Anat. bcrSSorberarm, bic eibo= 
 
 gcnro^rcj 2. Ant. bic GUc, ber (Subitum. 
 Cu'bital, adj. 1. cllcnlaitg 5 2. ^nat jum SSor= 
 
 bcrormgc^Srig) 6lbogcn-. 
 Cu'bjted, adj. cttcnlang. 
 Cu'bp-cube, s. Geom. bic Subos^ubifja^l. 
 Cu'boid, adj. wurfclformig , cuboibcifi. 
 Cuboi'dal, adj. roiirfelig, nMlrfclformigj— bone, 
 
 Anat. bQ§ SSilrfelbcin. 
 
 Cuck'pld, ,v. ber ^a^nrci. [ncr auffc^en. 
 
 To Ciick'old, v. a. jum ^a^nrci madden, ^or* 
 Cuok'oUUy, adj. cincm ^ol)nrei d^nlii, cr= 
 
 Hxmiid). [^6rncrauffc|cn. 
 
 Cuck'oldpm, s. 1. bic ^al)nreif(^aft3 2. bag 
 Cuck'66, 1, s. 1. Orn. bcrvKufucf 5 2. cant, ber 
 
 ©d^elmj II. comp.Bot-j.— pint, (—pintle) ber 
 
 gcflcdfte Irum j — sorrel, (— meat) ber (Sau= 
 
 erf lee j — spit , — spittle, Nat. ber ^ufudfgs 
 
 fpeitl^el, — spit insect, ^nt. bic ©d^aumcicabc. 
 Cu'cullate,Cu'cullat?d, adj. 1. (wic) mit cincr 
 
 ^appc bcbectt5 2. Bo/. fappcn= ob. fapujcn^ 
 
 formig. [©urfcu^obel. 
 
 CQ'ciimb^r, 5. Bot. bicOurfcj — slicer.bcr 
 Cu'curbit (—bite), s. Chem. bcr ©eflillirfolbcn. 
 Cuciirbjta'ceous , adj. furbi^artig , furbif= 
 
 formig. [^^rbif f ern(banb)n)urmer. | 
 
 Cuciir'bjtrve-worm^ [— wiirmz], s. pi. Zool. 
 
 Sud, s. i. bas im SSormagen Qufben)Q^rte^ut= 
 tcri 2. bQ§ ^priemd^en (^Qutabal')5 3- ^^^ 
 
 innerc 3;^eil bed ©d^lunbcs (cincS wicbcrfdu- 
 cnben S^icrcS) , 4. bcr ^obcr j — bear. Com, 
 ber ^erfio , rot^e Snbigo 5 — weed (-wort), 
 Bot. ba§ SRu^rfraut. [umarmen. 
 
 To Ciid'dle, v. n. vidg. 1. \i6) bucfcnj 2. ftd) 
 
 Cud'dy, *. 1. Mar. W (grope) ^^ajiitc (auf 
 S)fKnbicnfct^rern) 5 2. uber^. cin S3e^altmp. 
 
 Cud'gel, s. ber Jtniittel, ^rugcl. 
 
 To Cud'gel , V. a. prugcln? to — one's brains 
 about . . .yfig.fidi bcn^opf itbcr . . . jcrbrct^cn. 
 
 Ciid'gel(l)er, s. bcr ^rugler. 
 
 Cue , s. 1. bcr ©d^njanj, ba$ @nbe (cinc§ Din= 
 ges) j 2. bcr (^aars)3opf J 3. Theat. bag 
 ©tid^roort j 4. dbcr^. bcr SBinf , ^ingerjcig j 
 5. bic (bcr Sflci^c naii^) ju fpielenbc {RoUe j 6. 
 uM/ff. bie Saune, (Stimmung, 7. ber SBcrt^ 
 cincS J^cIIer§ 3 8. bcr aSiUttrbftocf, bQ§ Slucuc. 
 
 Cliff, J. 1. bcr ^auj^f (blag, ^uff } 2. (pon Sflaub= 
 io6gcln) ber ©(blag mit ben^laucnj 3. bcr 
 :iCuff(blag (am ^IcibO? 4. i>k ^anbfraufe, 
 3JJanf(bettc. 
 
 To Cliff, V. I. n. fi(b ((blagcn, raufcn, balgcn 3 
 II. a. l.mitSQuficnf(blagcn,puffeu32.5D'?auI= 
 [(bellcn gcbcn3 3. (oon S^aub\)6geln) mit ben 
 ,KroUen [(blagenj 4. (cin Jllcib) mit liu^iA)la-- 
 gen oerfc^en. 
 
 Cuin'age [kwin'-], *.l . ( Todd) baS^JCuf^afpcln 
 (P. ®arn, :c.)3 2. ( H^ft., Sm., C.) T-m. b05 
 ^ormcn bc83inne& in 5Jfutbcn jur SScrfenbung. 
 
 Cuirass' [kwi— ], .y.ber ^iirap, ^arnif(b/panscr. 
 
 Cuirassier', s. ber ^itraffter. [|(bicne. 
 
 CuTsse, Cuish, s. ber Sein^arnifd^ , bic S3cin- 
 
 Cu'I?rage, s. Bot. baS glob^raut. 
 
 Culi9'if6rin, adj. mucfen* Ob. fIot)f6rmig. 
 
 Cu'linary, adj. jum M6)enm^m ob. sur ^o(b» 
 funft gc^6rig5 — art, bie ^o(bfunfl. 
 
 To Ciill, v. a. 1. auslcfcn, auSfu(bcn 3 2. ^er* 
 augnc^mcn, au&merjcn. 
 
 Ciill, s. 1. Ich. bie Sluappc, 7falraupe3 ^.fig' 
 bcr ^infel, 3;ropf3 3. Husb. baS SOJcrsfdjof. 
 
 Cul'ljpn, i\ 1. vidg. bcr 2ump, 4>unb&fott3 2. 
 Bot. ba& ^naben!raut3 — head, Fort, bie 
 ©(banje, ba§ Slocf^aus. 
 
 Cul'ljs, s. 1. CooA'. bie bur(bgcfei§ctc drafts 
 brilt^Cj 2. uid. Colander. 
 
 Ciil'ly, .9. iVie^ bcr ® cfoppte, 93ctrogcnc, 3:ropf. 
 
 To Ciil'ly, V. a. inel. gum S3cften ^aben, fop» 
 pen, djfcn, bctndgcn. 
 
 Ciilm, s. 1. Bot. ber ^alm, ©tcngel (ber ©rd* 
 fcr)3 2. ber bfirre ^alm, @tro^t>aIm53.Afi/<. 
 ®tein!o()lengru§,©taubfoblen5 4. C/iem.bcr 
 DcftiUirFolbcn. [tragenb. 
 
 Cijlmiferous, adj. 7>of. (Stengel ^abcnb, \^alm' 
 
 To CJil'minate, v. n. 1. Ast. culminircnj 2.Jig. 
 prangen. [bcr QulminationSpunft. 
 
 Ciilmjna'tion, s. Ast. kfig. bie Culmination 3 
 
Gulp 
 
 220 
 
 Ciiri 
 
 Ciilpabil'ity, s. Vii ©trafbarfcit, @(&ulD. 
 Cul'pable, I. adj. 5 II. — ly, adv. 1. flrafbar, 
 ftrafraurbigi 2. tat)eln&njurl)ig, 'tatcl^aft. 
 
 Cul'prit, s. Lawy 1. feer peinliti^ Ingeflagtc, 
 Snquifit, 2. fccr SSerbred^er. 
 
 Cultch, *. bic TCujierbanf . Cul't^r, s. uid.Colter. 
 
 Ciii'tivable, adj. lit. kfig. CUltioirbor. 
 
 To Cul'tlvate, u. a. lit. kfig. cultimrcn , ipcr= 
 cbcin, au§bilbcn. 
 
 €ultlva'tion, .v. f?f. &%.bieSuItur:l.t)cr7fn= 
 bau 5 2. t)ie (Srbauung , 3.^g-. bic ^u&bilbung. 
 
 Cul'tjvator, s. 1. ber^nbaucr, Sanbbauerj 2. 
 ^%. ber SScrebler, SSerbeffercr. 
 
 Cul'trated, adj. Nat. meJTerfgrmig. 
 
 Cul'turei-tshur] , s. lit. kfig. bic (Sultur: 1. 
 ber Tfnbou, ^elbbttu, u., 2. bie TfuSbilbung. 
 
 Ciil'ver , s. comp. — house, bo8 3)0uben^au& ; 
 — key,Bo<.bic7r(feIet5 Carp. & S;i/p-6.— tail, 
 ber ©d^walbenft^roanj) ~ tailed, mit bcm 
 ©d^malbenfd^roanje terfSmmt. 
 
 Ciil'vert, s. Afaj. ein iiberiDoIbter SBajfcrab^ 
 jug, eine ^bjug&fdjleufe. 
 
 Cul'venn, 5. (?wn. btc ^elbf(i^langc. 
 
 Ciim'bent, adj. Uegenb. 
 
 To Cum'ber, v. a. vid. b. U. To Encumber. 
 
 Cura'bersome , I. adj.^ II.— ly, adv. 1. bc= 
 f(^»erU4 I<5jKg j 2. fd^roerfdHig, fperrig. 
 
 Ciiin'brous, I. arfjoll. — ly, adv. bcfd^n>erlid^, 
 
 Cum'jn, J. Bof.ber.K'ummel. [ISfltg, t)inberrtd). 
 
 To Cu'mulate, kc.vid.ti. u. To Accumulate <fec. 
 
 Cu'mulative, adj. 1. aufgepuft, tjaufenroeifej 
 2. LaxDj Ijinsufommcnb. 
 
 To Cun, vid. ToCon&ToCond. [feilformig. 
 
 Cu'neal , adj. cincn Jtcil betrcffenJ) , Feilartig, 
 
 Cu'neate, Cu'neated, Cuneat'ic, adj. iPcilformig 
 
 Cu'negiind, s. ^uniguiibc (^-n.)- [gebilbct. 
 
 Cune'iforra, adj. feilformig 5 — bones, Anat. 
 ^eilbetnej — characters, Lit. bie ^eilfd^rift. 
 
 Cunette', s. Fort, ein Tfleiner) ^(bjugSgrabcn. 
 
 Ciinic'iilous, adj. OoU flciner |)6^Icn. [Con. 
 
 Cu'niform, vid. Cuneiform. ToCunn,mrf. To 
 
 Cun'ning, I. adj.; II.— ly, adv.\. fein, liflig, 
 ftcrfc^lagen, cerfd^mi^t; 2. orgliflig, bctrfi^ 
 gerifd^j III. (or — ness) s. I. bie^ein^eit, 
 S!?erf(3^Iagen^eit, SScrfcbmi^t^eit, Siftj 2. bie 
 :jfrglift, ^interlift, Oldnfe. 
 
 Cup, I. s. 1. ber Sedjer j ba§ ®Ia§ ; 2. bicSr{nf= 
 ff^ale, SIttffe, 3. (communion—) ber(^benb= 
 ma^lSO^eld^j 4. ber Srun!^ 5. (inenglanD) 
 cine ^rt ^unf(^ 5 6. ba§ be(^erfi^nlt(^e ©ing ^ 
 ber (aSIumcnOvKeld^, k.^ T. Swrg. ber©d^r6pf= 
 fopfj 8. Print. }iiz JBild^fej 9. c-s, pL bag 
 S^rinfgelag^ II. comp. — bearer, ber ^Kunb* 
 fc^cnf; — board [ciib'burd] , 1. ber <Spcifc* 
 f(^ranf j 2. fiber^. ©d^ranip (bef. mit Slegalen), 
 ber porscllanfd&ranf 5 3. »iod.t)er<Sd^enftif(i, 
 
 ' Srebenjtifd) 5— galls, bc(i^crf6rmige ©aUdpfcU 
 
 — rose, /Jot.bie J:iatfd)rofe, ber^elbmo^nj— 
 shot, — shotten, /am. betrunFen, benebcttj 
 
 — weight, \i(x^ ginfa^genjid^t. [[c^enfen. 
 To Cup, V. a. fd^ropfen; v. n. (Shksp.) cins 
 Cu'pel, s. Chem. bic ^apelle, berSeflj — dust, 
 
 bQS SapeUenpuber. 
 Cupella'tion, s. Chem. bag Sapellircn. 
 Cu'pjd, s. Myth. (Supibo, ber SicbcSgott. 
 Cupifd'ity, s. bie aSegierbe, ftnnlic^e Suft. 
 Cu'poia , s. 1. Arch, bic ,^uppel , bcr ©om, 2. 
 
 Smelt, ber (SupuIo=S)fen. 
 Cup'per, s. ber ©^ropfer , aSaber. 
 Cu'preous, adj. fupfern, fupferig. 
 Cupriferous, adj. fupferI)Qltig. 
 Cur, s. 1. ber (f(^Ied^te,bci^ige)|)unb,,S:cttTjn= 
 
 ^unb, 2. fig. conf. bcr ^unbgfott, |)alunfe. 
 Cu'rable, adj. ^eilbarj— ness, s. "bic ^eilbarFcit. 
 Cu'racy, Cu'rateship, ,v. Ecc. bie Untcrpfiirre, 
 
 bic ^farramtgbcrtretung. [rei 
 
 CuVate, s. Ecc. bcr (engl.) Unterpfarrcrj »pfar= 
 Cu'ratTve , adj. jur (§ur ob. ^eilung ge^orig, 
 Cura'tor, s. Law, ber (Surator. [^eilenb. 
 Ciirb, s. 1. Man. bie ^innfettc, 2. Jig. ber 
 
 3aum 5 3. Ma*, bie aSrunnenmouer, booa5run» 
 
 nengeldnber? — bit, bie ^innfcttenftongcj — 
 
 stones, Pav. btc (al§ SBiberlttgc bienenben) 
 
 {Ranbfleine am (Strap cnpflafler. 
 To Curb, v. a. 1 . Man. jdumcn 52. lit. kfig. m 
 
 3aumc ^altcn? 3. einfaiJen (cinen Srunncn). 
 Curcu'ma, s. vid. Turmeric. [Sluarf. 
 
 Curd, s. mciftpi. c-8, bic geronneneSKild^, bcr 
 To Ciird, v. a.vid. To Curdle, II. 
 To Cur'dle, v. I. n. 1. gerinncn, sufammen* 
 
 fa^ren, fid^ perbitf en 5 2. /tg-. erftorrcn,* II. a. 
 
 1. gerinncn madden, 2. fig. erftarrcn mot^en. 
 Cur'dy, adj. geronncn, bidf. 
 
 Cure, s. 1. bie ^eilung, Gur^ 2. ba8 4)eils 
 mittcl, 3. Ecc, bie ©ceiforgc^ ^farramfgs 
 bcrtretung. 
 
 To Cure,v.a.l. ^cilen5 2. (^Ieifd^,u.)einfalsen, 
 einpSfelnj 3. (^eu) trorfnen? (5JlaIj)b6rs 
 ren, barren? cured herrings, gerdud^erte ^d» 
 ringcj 4. (%ixh(xt) onmad^en? c-ing house, 
 Svg'W. ba§ 3ubereitung§^au§,3)rodfenl)auS. 
 
 Cure'Iess , adj. un^citbar. 
 
 Cu'rer, s. ber Irjt, |)clfer. 
 
 Cur'few, s. 1. ba§ Sdutcn ber Ibcnbglocfcj 2. 
 (- bell) bie Ibenbglotfc. 
 
 Curiolog'jc, adj. LiL fi^riologifd^. 
 
 CurjSs'ity, s. I. bic SBipbcgicrbcj 3teugierbej 
 
 2. bic <SeItcnt>eit, 9}?erfrourbigFeit. 
 Cu'rious, I. adj. j II.— ly, adv. 1. wipbcgiertg j 
 
 neugierig (— after , ju». of, auf , nad()) 5 2. 
 aufmerffam , ad^tfam auf ... , emjig in . . j 
 S.forgfdltiO/ genau , 4. dngpd^ (in berSBa^l), 
 
Curl 
 
 221 
 
 Curv 
 
 genauj b. Jig. lait, fcinj 6. artig, jterli(^, 
 nett j T. gcfu(^t, gejiert ? 8. fonterbar, feltfam; 
 III. — ness, ,v. vid. Curiosity. 
 
 €url, s. 1. bie Socfe, ^aarlctfej 2. i)a§ .Kraufcj 
 Mc wettenformigc ©eraegung, 3. bie frummc 
 {Ric&tung Dcr ^oljfibcrn > — papers. Die 
 |)ttarn>irfel. 
 
 To Curl , V. I. a. 1 . (ba§ ^aar) fraufcln, fn= 
 firenj 2. Frummcn , broken, (um)minDcn, 
 umf(blingenj 3. meUenformig bewegenj II. n. 
 
 1. ri(^ Iocfcn}2. fit^ frdufeln (0. ben SBeUen)5 
 
 3. fi(^ iDinbcn, bre^en, fcilangeln. 
 
 Curled, p. a.l. frauS (ttud^ Bot.)i 2. Spor^ 
 (0. ^irfc^geraci^en) mit ^nopfc^en roie mit 
 ^crlcn btfe^tj fiof-*. — lettuce , ber fraufc 
 
 • iattid) j — mint, bic ^laufcmunjc. 
 
 Cur'lew, ,T. Or«. t)cr Srad^oogel. 
 
 Cur'ljness, j. feaS 2o(fige, ^raufc, (Sefrdufeltc. 
 
 Cur'Ijng, I. comp. H-dr-s. — iron (—irons), 
 
 — tongs, baS ^ffrdufeleifcn, bie Jtrdufeljangcj 
 
 — papers, ^ttQrmicfcl, ^apiUotenj — pin, 
 bie Xoupirnabeli - pipes, bic Jtrdufcl^oljcrj 
 
 — stuff, Join & I-m. baS 5Kafer^oIj) II. c-s, 
 *. pi. Sport, bic ^erlen om ^irf^^gewci^. 
 
 Cfir'Iy, adj. l.gcFrdufclt,Ioifig5 Io(fi(^ti 2.ric^ 
 Frdufelnb, wogcnb 3 — pated, locf enfopfig. 
 
 Curmiid'geon, s. ber ©cij^alS, ^ilj. 
 
 CiiWrant, s. 1. bie ^JCorint^ej 2. bie 3o^annie= 
 beerej — tree, Bot. bcr 3o^Qnni§beerflrQud(>. 
 
 Ciir'r^ncy, *.l. ber ®ang, 2auf j bie ©tromungj 
 
 2. Jig. bie ® angbarf eit j 3. ber Umlauf, bie Sir* 
 culation bc§ ®elbc§, Com. ber 6our§ j Corns. 
 
 4. bie SSerfduflid^f eit (». SKe(I)feln, jc.)} 5. 
 ber 6ffentli(^e SBert^ Opreis), Sours 5 e.baS 
 UmloufSmittel, ^apiergelb, courrircnbe ®elb, 
 Sourantgelb, (ttuf cinem aSet^felpia^c) boS 
 gcringere ®elb j the lawful — of a country, 
 bie £anbc5»alutQ. 
 
 Ciir'r^nt, I. adj. ; il.— ly, adv. 1. bcf. Com. Iau= 
 fenb,umlttufenb, courfirenb, courant, gangbor, 
 gultig 3 2. allgemcin (angcnommen), geldufig, 
 fam. gang u. gebe, in (nacb) ber 5}?obe, mo= 
 bif(b 5 3. Corns, (oon SBaarcn) prcisrourbig, 
 gangbttr, oerfduflicbi (t>. ^reifen) marft= 
 gdngigj to be — , fid^ gutoerfaufcnCo.SBaas 
 ren>, gut abgel)cnj for- payment, flattbaren 
 ®elbe§, fiir ob. gegen bare§ ®elb j at the — 
 exchange, jum je^igen (5our§ j to pass — , fiir 
 ooU anbringenj III. comp. Com-*-, — articles, 
 courantc SBaarenartifelj — money, bQ$ 6ou= 
 rant, Sourantgelbj — price, ber courante 
 ^rei55 — value, ber gangboreSffiert^ ,• — year, 
 ba8 laufenbe 3a^r. 
 
 Ciir'r^nt, .v. 1. ber (aBa|Tcr= ob. 2uftO etrom, 
 bie ©tromuug 3 2.7^8-. bcr ®ang, Souf j 3. tiU 
 aUgem. "Knna^mc 3 — meter, ber ©trommcffer. 
 
 Ciir'rentness, s. vid. Currency. 
 
 Ciir'ricle, s. mod. bie jiDcirdbcrige S^ttifc ; ba8 
 
 Sarriol , Sabriolet. 
 Cur'rjer, s. 1. ber Scbcrbercitcr, ®crbcr3 2. 
 
 bcr^ferbcflricgrer3— 's black, Sebcrfd^mdriiej 
 
 — 's knife, ba§ ©(babeifcn, ©treid^mcjifer. 
 Cur'rish, I. adj.) II. - ly, adv. ^unbifi^, beipig, 
 
 murrifd^3 HI- — ness , s. ba§ beipige SBcfen. 
 To Ciir'ry, v. a. 1. Scber berciten, gcrbcn? 2 
 
 (ein pferb) flriegeln3 ^fig- (burc^OprugcIn. 
 Ciir'ry, s. Cook, ein pif anted oflinbif^c§ ®cs 
 
 wurj; — powder, — stuff, boS 9lagoutpuli>er. 
 Ciir'ry-comb [—com], s. bic (ber) ©tricgcl. 
 
 To Curse, v. I. a. 1. pcrfludjcn, f crnjunffljcn 3 
 
 2. oerbammcn, flrafen,peinigen3 H. ". fludjcu, 
 
 fdfjiDorcn. 
 Curse, .V. 1. ber ^lucb, i>ic S>ern)uuf(l(>ung J 2. 
 
 bie ^cin, bal Ungiiicf, ©lenb. 
 Cur's^d, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l^cnounfi^t, 
 
 Qbf(^culi4>3 — thistle, Bot. bie ^aferbiftcl, 
 
 2fcfcrf(bartc3 III. — ness, s. baSSSerflud^tfcin, 
 
 oie Serflucbt^cit, bcr ®ann. 
 C5r's^r, s. bcr glud^er, SSerflucbcr. 
 Cur'sitQr, s. Laxi\ bcr ^anjclleifdbrcibcr. 
 Cur'sjve, ndj. laufcnb, fliepcnb,flucbtig, curfiu 3 
 
 characters, SurfliDfibrift. 
 Ciir'sQr,s. J/ecA. ber 2dufer(an3nflrumcnten). 
 Ciir'sQrary, adj. ( • Shk^p.) flu(itig. 
 Ciir'sorjn^ss, s. bie gliic^tigf dt, S^bcrfldd^litb* 
 
 fcit, eile. 
 
 Ciir'sory, adj. fliid^tig, oberfId(^Iid) 3 curforifc|>. 
 To Curtail', v. a. 1. abfiirjen, |^u§en3 oer^ 
 
 f^ummeln3 2. befcbrdnfcn, [d^md(ern3 3. jer- 
 
 fifirfeln. 
 Ciir'tail, I s.baS Derfurjte,t)crflummeltc©ing, 
 /am. ber SD?U§3 11- adj. geflu|t3 — horse, 
 
 ber Stu^fdjroanj. [vid. To Curtail. 
 
 Curtail'm^nt, s. (Smart) bie SSerfiirjung, 2C. 
 Cur'tajn, I. *. 1. bcr SKor^ang, bie ®arbinc3 
 
 2. ber S^catercor^ong 3 3. Fort, bie <5our» 
 
 tine 3 II. comp. — lecture, bie ®arbinenprcs 
 
 bigt; — pins, ®arbincnf(brauben3 — pulley, 
 
 bie ®arbincnroae3 — rod, ber SSor^angSflab. 
 To Ciir'tajn, v. a. (mitSSor^dngcn)um^dngcn, 
 
 bie aSor^dnge (urn StroaS) sujicticn. 
 Cur'tal, I. s. (j?. ^fcrben)ber ®tu§fi^ivan53 
 
 II. adj. furs, obgefilrst, gcftu6t. 
 Ciir'tate, adj. Ast. abgcfurst, ccrfiirst, curtirt3 
 
 distance, bic (Surtirung cinc§ ^lanctcn. 
 Curta'tion, s. Ast. bie SScrlitrsung, Surtirung. 
 Cur'ticone, s. Geom. bcr abgcftumpftc .ffcgcl. 
 Ciir'vated, adj. gLfriimmt, gcbogcn. 
 Curva'tion, s. bag Jtrummcn, 93icgcn. 
 Cur'vaiure [— tshiSr] , s. bie ,krumme, Jlrum* 
 
 mung, SJicgung, bcr TTugfcbnitt (vid. Curve). 
 Ciirve, I. adj. frumm, gcbogcn 5 n. j. l.bit 
 
Curv 
 
 222 
 
 Cut 
 
 JtrummC; ,Krummung , 2. Gcom. bie frummc 
 
 To Ciirve , v. a. Mmmen, biegcn. 
 
 Curved, p. a. Bof. einwclrts Tic'^ Mmment) u. 
 
 gebogcn. 
 To Curvet', u. n. 1. Mat?, curbettireilj 2.^g:. 
 
 (cor ^rcubc) fpringcn, auggelaffen (fr6l)= 
 
 lid^) fein. 
 Ciir'vet, a-. 1. Ma». Me Surbctte? 2.^g. bcr 
 
 Q5o(J8fprun3 5 3. Dcr Iuftige(Streid),t>{e^ojp. 
 Ciirvilin'e^Lr (Ciirvilin'eal) , adj. Frummlinig. 
 Ciirvilinear'jty, s. ik .Krummlinigfeit. 
 Ciir'vjty, s. \}iz ^rfimmung , ^riimme. 
 Cush'at, s. Orn. bic Olingcltaube. 
 Cush'ioii, s. 1. bag ^iffen , ^olfler , 2. fingr. 
 
 baS^iffcni 3. 6?«7c/.t)ag5Bergoll)crriffcnj 4. 
 
 Arch, vid, Coossinct; 5. Bill. Uc ©ante. 
 To Cush'ion, v. a. ouf ein Jtijfcn fe§cn ot.lagcrn. 
 Cush'ion^t, ^. baS fleinc ^iffen. 
 Ciisp, *.l. bic ©pi^e iiber^. (ou4) Bof.&^rc/i.) j 
 
 2. ^4<. ba0 ^orn. 
 
 Ciis'pated, Cus'pjdal, wie Cuspidate, &c. qv. 
 
 Ciis'pidate, Cus'pidated, adj. Bot. fpi|tg, fein 
 gefpi^t, in cine feine Sorfte fid^ enbenb. 
 
 Ciis'tard, s. ber QUxxaljm, bie ©icrtorte, @ier= 
 paftetc, — apple , Bot. 1. ber ^lafc^enboumj 
 2.bieSru(^t be|felben.[tre|fenb3 gewa^rfamli(^. 
 
 Custo'djal, adj. "tik SSerwQ^rung, TCuffxc^t be= 
 
 Ciis'tpdy, s. l.bcr®ewa^rfam,bie^oft5 2.bic 
 SSerwtt^rung, QCuffid^tj 3. bie SScf^upng. 
 
 Cus'tora, *. 1. ber ©cbraui^, bie ®en)ol)nI)eit5 
 2. Law, ba0 ®croo^nt)eitSre(l^t) 3. Com. (— 
 of a shop) bie »S:unbfd^aft5 4. Com. Law, ber 
 3oII, bie @teuer (gero. pi. qv.)^ Corns. — in 
 exchange, ber SBed^ifelgebraui , bie SBed^fel= 
 friflj - in (or of) trade, ber |)anbel8braud(>, 
 bie Ufanj j rate of- , ber 3oafa§, <Steucrfa§ , 
 
 — duty tables, ^oUtahtUtTX', — free , JoUfrei, 
 
 — bouse, bag 3oll^au§, ^oUamt, (Steueramt, 
 entry at the — house , bie ^oUangabe (beim 
 Gingang ». SBaaren)? — house bonds , 3oll= 
 l)au8f(beine ) — house charges, bie ^ollabgos 
 ben, ^oUunfoftenj — house clerk, ber 3oU= 
 fd^reiberj — house duty, ber ^oUj — house 
 lines, bie 3oIIIinien J — house officer, ber 3oU= 
 beamtetej — house system, bos SoUfQj^emj 
 
 — house yacht, bie3oIIia(i^t5 — laws, "UK 3oII= 
 
 Ob. ©tcuergefe^ej— office, bie 3oUfiube5 — 
 penny, 1. ber eingangSjoU fiir ouSIdnbif^e 
 (3Kanufactur=)SBQarcn5 2. ber iKM^oUj — 
 ware-house, bcr ^oUfpeid^er. 
 
 Cus'tpmable, I. adj.^ II. — ly, adv. l.gebraucb* 
 li6), ubiicb 5 2. fteuerpflid^tig, joUpfli^tig, soa= 
 bor j — goods, fteuerbare, joUbare SBaaren. 
 
 Cus'tomarjly, adv. oon Customary, qv. 
 
 Ciii/tQmarjness. .y. bie ®ebrdU(^lid^Feit. 
 
 Ciis'tomar}', adj. 1. gebrSudjUd;, fibii(i)j2.an9 
 gewo^nt, ® era o ^nl^ eit8 * ; 3. ^erfommlid) f 
 paying freight as — , Com. in gcwo^nlid^er 
 %xa6)ti — t:\re. Com. gem6^nlici)e Zaxa. 
 
 Ciis'toraer, s. ber (^anblung§=)^unbe, ^b=» 
 ne^merj — 's book, ba§ (Sontrabutb- 
 
 Ciis'tQms, pi. (i>. Custom, gu.)36llc,©teueinf 
 to pay the — , ben^oU bcsal)len,SBaQrcnoer* 
 joUen, oerfieuernj — acts, p^3olIoerorbnun» 
 gen J account of the — , bie ^oHrecbnung; 
 board of— , ber 3oUau8f(^uf, bie 3oUbe^6rbe, 
 bQ& 3oHnmt, iSteucramtj guard of the— , 
 bie 3oUf(bu§n)a(^e5 officers of the -, 3oUbe= 
 amtete 5 — department, baS 3oUbepQrtement5 
 — management, bie3oUoern)aUung) — union 
 (of Prussia) or union of customs, mod. ber 
 (beutfc^e) 3ottoerein, c/. German Commercial 
 Association & 3olIl^erein in Vol. II. 
 
 Cus'tos, s. Law, bcr Seroa^rcrj — rotulorum, 
 bcr ^frd^ioar. 
 
 To Cut, V. ir. l.a.l. fd^neibcn, ^aucn i 2. bc» 
 ^auen (wie SSau^olj) j fallen, 3. Qbf(bneiben, 
 ab^auen, hppcn? 4. anfcbneiben, auffd^neibcn 
 (c/. to - off & up) ; 5. auafcbneiben, fc^ni^enj 
 gra»irenj 6. (au6ifig.) jerfd^neiben, burd^= 
 [i^neibenj T.^ig-. roe^c t^un,!r(!infen5)li(^cln5 
 S.fig. fdjncibcn, (i>on ber fd^arfen 8uft) auf* 
 fpringen madden 5 Mfm j 9. Geom. fcbncibcn 5 
 10. Bill, fd^neiben ; H. cerflummeln, f appen, 
 caj^rircnj 12. fig. befd^neiben, abfurjen? 13. 
 viilg. betrfigen 5 to — the cards , Gam. bit 
 ,ffarten ab^ebenj to — ditches, ®raben 5ic» 
 ^en ; to — the ground (the land) , cin BtM 
 §c(b aufrcipen, c8 uma(fern}to— asail. Mar. 
 einScgel ^eruntcr lajfenj to — out, l. su= 
 fd^neiben 5 2.fid^ Ue ®elegenl)eit obfe^en 5 3.crs 
 benfen, erjtnncn, erfinben, bilbenj 4.iibertref* 
 fen, auSfied^en) 5. Man. (mit ben @ifen) ouf' 
 ^auen, wunb ^auen (c/.II. 5.) 3 to— the round, 
 to — the volt, Man, auf berffiolte roed^felnj 
 to — short, l.plo^lid^unterbret^cnj 2. abfiir* 
 sen, i^erfiirjen 3 3. bemiit^igen, erniebrigenj 
 to — up, 1. ouf^auen, jer^auen (Sleifd()), auf* 
 fd^neiben? 2. jerlegen, feciren, 3. auSrottcn 
 oertilgenj H. ?<• 1. f^neiben,^auen (». 3n= 
 flrumentcn) 5 2. fid^ (ki6)t) fd^neibcn laffenj 
 3. bur(bbre(ben (oon ben 3a^nen) j to — teeth, 
 3fi^ne befommcn, 4. to— for the stone, Surg. 
 ben <Stein fd^neibenj 5. Man. \i6) ftreifen, in 
 t>k (Sifen ^auen? Gams. 1. to— for the deal, 
 urn ba& (,ffarten=)®ebcn ab^ebcnj 2. to — in, 
 (bie Garten) abbeben, to — off, * fterbenj 
 to — out, Mech. ©Qpgjieratben mac^en. 
 
 Ciit , pret. k p. p. t. To Cut ; rich — , Gl-gr. 
 ftarlf briUantirt. 
 
 Ciit, I. s. 1. ber ©d^nitt, ^icb, 2. bie SBunbc, 
 
I 
 
 Cut 
 
 223 
 
 Cyni 
 
 t)er ^ieb , t>ie ©ti^morrc, S.Dcr^peitfc^en^icb, 
 ©treid^ 5 4. ber ^onal, ©raben, bie sRinnc, bcr 
 (Smf(bmtt,®ur(bf(bmtt, ®urd)[tid^,(bcf. au(b 
 /2-u\) j 5. ))er :2rnf(bmtt, 6(bmtt, ba§ abge-- 
 [(^nittcncStucf, ber^Kbicbnitt? 6. Com. bev 
 CKttim^ Ob. 3in§=)Soupon, bte 3in§Ieiftc; 7. 
 ein au§ einem' ^alme, :c. beftcbcnbcS2oo§5 
 8. tjer ©trid^, bic Sinic, 9. a shorter — , tin 
 nd^erer (Furserer) SBcg , cine Furjcrc ^i6)= 
 titngj 10. 2yp. t)cr ©d^nitt, 11. jfVp-'y- ^' 
 Engr-s. bcr ^oljfd^nitt j ^K'upferfHd^ , Bti6} 5 
 12. Zif. &./tg. bic |)0lstafeI,i)0lspIattC5^up= 
 fcrplattcj 13. <?am. t)aSlbl)ebcn bcr^^artcnj 
 1 4. fig. ber ©*nitt , ©cblag , bic lixt, 5J?obc, 
 ^09011} 15. vidg. bic SBibcrwdrtigfcit, bcr 
 Slucrflricb) H- comp. — and -thrust, i^e/ic. 
 ba§ ^ieb= u. ©topfc(btcn 5 — bastion , Fort. 
 bic tcnaiflirtc 23af^ion j — finger, Bo^ ber (r6= 
 mif(be) ® artcnbalbrianj —purse, j^g:.l)cr a3cu= 
 telfcbncibcr, — roof. Arch. t)a§ SBalmbacb; — 
 throat, I. ^. 1. bcr 5)teud()clm6rbcr, ^Diorbcrj 
 2. ein SBurgemclfcr j II. arfj. m6rbcrif(^, grau^ 
 [am ) — water , Mar. tcx <Sd^aft ,. viilg. 
 @(j^eg, S5it3 — work , Sew. W bur(bbrod()cnc 
 (auSgend^ctc) ^Crbcit. [^6rig, ^dutig, ^aut=. 
 Cuta'neous , adj. Anat. & Med. jur h<X\Xt gc= 
 Cu'ticle, s. Anat & Bot. baSbunnc £)bcrl)dut= 
 (^cn (Cot. tcr l)autttrtigc llcbcrjug), bic Gpi= 
 bermis. [^aut) gel)6rig, bic 6. bctrcffcnb. 
 Cutic'ular, adj. Anat. jur ©pibcmtiS (£)bcr= 
 Cut'l^is, (Cut'lriss, Ciit'l^ce), .v. 1. Dcr @tU|fd= 
 bel, ^icbcr, 2. Da^ SBaibmcffcr, bcr^irf(b= 
 Cut'I?r, s. ber 9Kc|Terf(bmieb. [fdngcr. 
 
 Cut'l?ry, *. 1. bag 9>feffcrf(bmicbc^an>rocr!j 
 
 2. (— ware), 50?cffcrfd)mieb§n)aarcn. 
 Cut't?d, adj. 8dnfif(b, bofc. 
 Cuttee', s. Weav. bic <Spulbtttf. 
 
 Cut'ter , s. I. Mech. bttS ©d^ltcibcscugj 2. t)cr 
 ©(J^neibesQljn 3 3. M"ar. a) bic f Icinc einmafligc 
 (fcJ^ncUfcgclnbc) ^ricgSftbaluppc } 6) bcr 7fug= 
 liegcr, bag SBatbt* ob. ^oUfcbifF? -of the tal- 
 lies, Law, t)cr ^oUationator bci bcr @(i>a|= 
 fammer. 
 
 Cfit'tjng, I. (p.) 5. 1. bttS @d)ncibcn, jc tjirf. 
 To Cut; 2. ba§ :}fbgefd^nittcnc (vid. pi.)', 
 
 3. Dcr ginfdjnitt iibcrl;., (bcf. R-w.) jDur^s 
 f(bnitt, ©urd)[li^3 4. Faint. ba§ SDlttlcn mit 
 grcUen ^arbcn j 5. Gam. ba& Ibbebcn (bcr 
 ,Sartcn) 3 — of a wood, bcr ^oljf^lag 3 second 
 — , bic ^bboljung einc^ (S(blagc&3 — out, bag 
 ^rifcnma(beninbcn^dfcn3 — out knife. To?*, 
 bag lu&f(bncibcme|Ter3 — up knife, Butch. 
 bag ®d)Idd^tcrme|ter 3 ii. comp. — board, 
 Ckand. bie ©od^tbanf, ©ocbtftbncibcj— down 
 line, Shtp-b. bcr 2)rt, TOO bieSaucbflurfc mit 
 cinanber pcrbunbcn finb3 — line, Typ. bie 
 
 ^rbf(buittlinic3 — nippers, pi. Mcc/».bic S8ci^» 
 gangc3— place, P-m. bcre(bncibcort;@d^nci» 
 bcfaftcn, bic^abcrlabC3 — press, Mi.bicSc^ 
 f(bncibcprc|fc. 
 
 jCiit'tings, .y. p/.l. Afec/j.bic@(bm5e(,Spdnc3 
 bcr 7fbfaU3 2. Gard. ©c§rcifcr, ©c^Iingc, 
 :}fblcgcr. 
 
 Cut'tie, s. 1. (-fish) Zoo^ bcr astactflft^, 
 3:intcnfifd^3 ^-fig. bcr Sdftcrcr 3 — bone , bag 
 njcif c ^ifcbbcin (00m Slintcnfif^c). [abbr. 
 
 Cwt., abbr. t>. Hundred weight , vid. unt. C. 
 
 Cy'anite, *. Min. bcr blauc ©(borl, (Sijanit. 
 
 Cyan'pg^n, s. Chem. bcr^Iaufdurcfloff, 6Qa- 
 
 Cya'f/iifdrm, adj, Bot. bctbcrformig. [nogcn. 
 
 Cyc'lades, s. pL Gcog. bic 6l)f(aben. 
 
 Cy'clamen, .v, (—root) Bot. bag ©(bwcinbrob. 
 
 Cy'cle , s. 1. bcr ,ffrcig ubcr^. 3 2. Chron. &0 
 bcr (5l)Hug}^*f-j. — ofthemoon,bcr9)?cnb* 
 ct)fcl3 — of the sun, bcr ©onncnci)fcl3— of in- 
 diction , Rom. Ant. bcr 3nbictii}ngci)fcl , bie 
 {Romcrjingsa^l. [(§i)Hograplj. 
 
 Cy'clograph, s. Mech. bcr 3irfclbcf(brcibcr, 
 
 Cy'clbid, s. Geom. bic 0lablinie, 6r)floibc. 
 
 CycloT'dal, adj. Geom. rablinig, Ct)fIoibif(b. 
 
 Cyc'lQlite , f . Nat. bcr ^fennigflcin, ©Qficlit* 
 
 CyciSm'etry , s. Math. Ut ^reigmcfTung, Sq- 
 
 Cyclope'an, adj. ct)flopifd^. [flomctric. 
 
 Cyclope'dja, s. Lit. bic Snci)fl0pdbic. 
 
 Cyclop'ic, adj. vid. Cyclopean. 
 
 Cy'clops, s, (p/. Cycio'pes), Mj///j.bcrSt)ncp. 
 
 C^g'n^t; s, bcr iungc (Scbwan. 
 
 Cyl'jnder, s. T. 1. bic S8al8C,9lunbfdu(c, ber 
 6i)Unber5 2. bic (Sagro^rc (fiir Sampcn, :c.)3 
 
 — cards, Mech. 6t)(inbcrfra§cn3 — fall wri- 
 ting tabic or desk, ein 6t)Iinbcrf(brcibtif(b, 
 gc». (5t)Unbcr gen. 5— tar, bcr ^olsf o^lcntbccrj 
 
 — watch, bic Qt)(inbcru^r. [brifd^. 
 CylinMrjc, — cal, adj. walgcnformig, cr)!in= 
 Cylin'drjform, adj. waljcnformig. 
 Cyl'indroid, s. Geom. bag Sl)Iinbroib. 
 Cyma'tjum, s. Arch. bic^o^lFc^lC,bcr'}Cblauf, 
 
 Ifnlauf ; vulg. Ogee gen. 
 Cym'baK s. Mus. bic 6i)mbcl. 
 Cym'biform, adj. Bot. fa()nf6rmig. 
 Cyme, s. Bot. bic 7f ftcrbolbc. 
 Cym'jter, *. vid. Simitar. 
 Cym'Iing, s. Bot. bcr SBorscnfurbip. [bcrQil. 
 Cym'ophane, s. Min. bcr St)mopban, 6^ri)fc= 
 Cymoph'anous, adj. buntftbiUernb, opalifircnb. 
 Cy'raose, Cy'mous, adj. Bot. Tfftcrbolbcn tra= 
 
 gcnb3 aftcrbolbcnformig. 
 Cynan'che, s. Med. bic Suftro^rcnbrdunc 
 Cynan'f/iropy, s. Med. bic 4)Unbgn>Ut(). 
 Cyn'jc, 1. adj. n>ic Cynical qv.^ II. s. Ph. kfig. 
 
 bcr 6i)nifcr. 
 Cyn'ical, I. ac/j.j II. —ly, adi\ Ph. kfig. CQs 
 
Cjno 
 
 224 
 
 Dagg 
 
 ni[(% j - spasm, Med. ber |)uni)&frampf j III. 
 
 — ness, or C} nicism, -v. ter (§t)ni&mu§. 
 C) nSr'exy, s, Med. bcr J^unt§l)unger. 
 Cf'nosure, s. Ast. 1. cigentl. ber ^polttfflcm j 
 Cy'on, s. oid. Cion. [2. gen>. l)er Heine f8ac. 
 Cyp'aret, s. Zool. W S^pcrfa^C. 
 Cyp'erus, s. BoU ta& g^pcrgraS. 
 
 C^plier, s. & V. vid. Cipher. 
 Cy'press, s. 1. Bot. Scfig. Die StipreJTe J 2. vid. 
 Cyprus, 2.; — cones, Pharm. 6r)prc|fennuffej 
 
 — shingles, Join, k l-m. ^QpreJTenfpdne} — 
 spurge, Bot. DicSBolf&mildi)) — wood, 1. t)aS 
 (St^prcffen^olsi 2. t>a6 Sftofen^olj. 
 
 Cyp'rjan, s. 1. ^Qprian (^JJ-n), 2. t>er58cnus» 
 tjiener J tie SJenuSDienerinn, SSu^Unn. 
 
 Cyp'rin, adj-jum ^arpfengcfd^led^t ge^orig. 
 
 cf'prus, 5. 1. Gpoq. (bieSnfeOSQpernj 2.t>cr 
 (3;rQuer=)glor, fc^raorse ^repp. 
 
 Cjfp'sele, s. Med. taS £)^rcnf(^mttlj. 
 
 Cyriol8g'jc, adj. Lit. ftjriologifdj. 
 
 Cyst, Cys'tis, Cys'toma, s. Surg. He ©acfge- 
 
 fc^wulftj — hepatic,^nai.l)cr ®QUcn(bIafcn)s 
 Cys'ted, adj. (in eine^aut)eingcfcl^loffen.[gang. 
 Cys'tjc, adj. Anal. &. Surg. Ct)ftifd^ j Anat-s.— 
 
 arteries, W ®aUcnblafenfd^lagat>crn)— duct, 
 
 t)er ®allen(blttfen)gang j — vein, Die ©alien* 
 
 (bIofen)blutQl>er} — oxyd, Chcm. DaS asia* 
 
 fenoxi)D. 
 
 Cys'toceie , *. Swrg. Ux |)arnblafenbru(^. 
 Cystot'omy, s. Surg. Die ^effnung einer ®acf« 
 
 gefd^roulit j Der 35lafenf(i)nitt. 
 Cyt'jsus, s. Bot, 1. Der ©eipHcc; 2. bcrbrcit* 
 
 bldttfigc So^nenbaum. [tan. 
 
 Czakan' [z^ — ], s. Mus. Die ©tocfflote, Dcr Sja* 
 Czar [zar] , s. Der (^lav, Gjaar. 
 Czji'ress, Cz^ri'na, s. Die (Sjarinn, Gjaarinn. 
 Czii'rQwitz , s. Dcr prdfumtife Zi^xoncxhi, 
 
 3:^ronfoIger, (erbO®rof furfl. 
 
 D. 
 
 D[de], j.l.Dag©, D, Dcr oicrte a3u(^)labc De& HU 
 p^obet^i 2. iVfM.v. mod. Die jnjcitc Diatonif(i)C 
 ^langflufc Dc$ 3:onfQ)1emS(D) j 3. 3a^i i?. 
 500; D-block, Mar. ein asiorf (^lobcn) in 
 (Seftalt eincS /) ; D-butkles, ©efdfjirrfd^nallen 
 ill ©eflalt eines D; D-ilute, Mw^. Die D §l6te. 
 
 D., aft&r. j^.Deanery, division, doctor, i)omm/, 
 duke, dukedom; d. fl. date, denarius (i. e. 
 penny); Dan. ft. Daniel, 2)anielj D. C. ft. 
 Deacon of Christ Church , District of Colum- 
 bia u. fl. da capo ; D. C. L. fl. Doctor of Ci- 
 vil Law 5 D. D. fl. Doctor of (in) Divinity, 
 Sector Der3^^eoIogie 5 dd. fl. delivered ;Deac. 
 fl. deacon; Dec. fl. December; Deg. fl. de- 
 gree ; Deut.fl.Deuteronomy ; Dit., do.fl.ditto; 
 D. L. S. fl. double refined loaf sugar , Dop= 
 pel^OlaffinaD J Dr. fl. Doctor, debtor; D. T. 
 fl. Doctor of Theology; Dty., ds. fl. duty, 
 dues, ^bgabe, 36Uc > Dum. fl. dukedom ; Dup. 
 fl. duplicate; Dwt. fl. penny weight. 
 
 Dab, s. 1. Der gelinDc <S(!)lag mitDcr|)anD, 
 ^lappSj col. Da§ Xippenj 2. DaS asduft^t^en, 
 Xupfldpp(!&en a.Da&v^lumpd^en (^ot^)} 4.Der 
 f eu(j^te oD.najTe happen ; 5. Der ,Klecf § 5— chick, 
 1. Orn. Der fl. ©tei^uf j 2. DaS ^iic^lein. 
 
 To Dab, v.a.l. (mitD<;r|)anD)gclinDcu. mie= 
 Dcr^oltf(^lagcn, fanft flopfen, col. (an)tip- 
 pen? 2. tupfen, tiiipfen; 3. bcfpri|en. 
 
 To Dab'ble, v. I. a. 1. tin TOcnig u. ofterS cin= 
 tauc&cn j 2. bcfeuc^tcn, bene^cn, bcfprengen? 
 
 befuDclnj II. n. l.pldtf(l{)crn,mantf(l)en;iDu[)s 
 len (im Bd)lamm) j 2. col. pfufcbcn, fliimpern, 
 fld^ in . . . mengen. 
 
 Dab'bler, s. 1. Der ^Idtfdjerer, 5)?antf(^er; 2 
 Der Stumper, ^fufc^erj nuacffalber. 
 
 Dabs , s pi. Dcr Surapenjurfcr, (in |)amburg) 
 ^lacferS. 
 
 Dace, s. Ich. Der .^cuerling, SBei^fifd?. 
 
 Dac'tyl, Dac'tyle, s. Poet. Der Bactt)lu§. 
 
 Dac'tylar, Dac'tylic, adj. Poet. DttCtQlif^. 
 
 Dactyl'jon, s. Mus. mod. Der J^anDleitcr. 
 
 DactylSl'pgy, s. Die gingerfprad^e. 
 
 Dactylon'omy, .v. Arith. Die ^ingerre(l>cnfunfl. 
 
 Dfid, Dad'dy, s. (,fi:inDerfprad^e) ^opo, "^^a^a^ 
 
 Dad'dock, s. Dag faule ^olj. [(^en. 
 
 Dii'do , ,v. Arch. Der SBiirfcl (einer <Sdule). 
 
 Dse'dal, DSda'lian, adj. t;i(i.Dedaliari.[Doflf. 
 
 4: To Daff', V. a. (Shksp.) Ui BeiU fd^ieben (c/. 
 
 Daffodil, s. Bot-s. Die gelbc ^tarciffcj— lily, 
 DieTCmarQlIio. 
 
 Dag, s. 1. vid. Dagger; 2. Dcr SdjU^ricmcn) 
 3. Dcr alte 2umpcn, Die .ftlunfer j — locks, — 
 wool,^lunfcr=a8ollcj— tailed, col. beflunFcrt 
 
 To Dug, V. a, l.vi(i.ToDaggle;2. (Den @(^a» 
 fen) Die^lunFcrn abfd?nciDcn. 
 
 Dag'ger, I. *. 1. Da§ furje Sdjmcrt; Dcr3)olcbj 
 2. Fenc. Da& {Rappicrj 3. Typ. DaS .Kreuj 
 [t]5 II. comp. — knees, 5/i!p-6. SBinfelfniCj 
 — pointed, or — daggered, Bot. fleifgcfpi^t. 
 
 To Dag'ger, v. a. erDoId^cn, crfled(>en. 
 
Dagg 
 
 225 
 
 Damp 
 
 To Dag'gle, v. I. a. \>nx^ Den Jtotlj, :c. (t)ie 
 ^Icit>er) nad^ fit^ f<^leppcn, befubein, co^ be* 
 flunferuj II. n. im ^ot^ wfi^lcn , burc^ ben 
 ^^ot^ ge^en. [tt)p. 
 
 Daguer'reotype, ^. Opf. mod. ba& ©aguerreo: 
 
 DagaerreSVypist, *. mod. ber ©ttQUerreotQpift. 
 
 Dagaer'rjan. adj. mod. bQguerrif(b, baguerrco= 
 
 Dah'Ija, s. Bot. bic ©eorgine. [tt)pif(b. 
 
 Dai'ly, I. adj. k adv. tdgli(b 5 Xagc = , II. *.ba§ 
 
 Dain'tjly, adv. »on Dainty, 91;. [3;agcblatt. 
 
 Dain'tjness, s. 1. Mc Serfer^eitj 2. bicSecterci^ 
 ber Xecferbifen. 
 
 Dain'try, s. Geog. (@tabt u. Sejirf) ©et>en= 
 tcr in S)DcrQ|feI. 
 
 Dain'ty, ndj. 1. lecfer, roo^If(bme(fcnb, beltcatj 
 2. lecfcr^aftj 3. oon feincm ©cfu^l u. ®c= 
 fc^macf 5 sierlicb, st^rt, nett,- 4. n>eid)lid>, votU 
 bif(b ) gejiert, 5. iron, fein, ^crrlt(^ j — bits, 
 SetferbiJTenj — mouthed, Ictfermdulig. 
 
 Dain'ty, s. ber gccferbiffcn, (Qtto.pt.) ba§ 
 9tof(broerf 5 bie 2ecteret. 
 
 Dai'ry, s. Hu:ih. 1. 1)qS ?9Ji(c^rocfcn J 2. bic 
 5Wil(^erei, 5)lelferet, SJlilc^njirt^ftbaft j 3. bic 
 5)Jcierei} (Dutch — ) bic ^oHdnbcret j (Swiss 
 — ) bie ©c^roeisereij 4. (— house, — room) ba§ 
 5}lil(t)^au8, bic5iRiId^!ammcr, ber 5KiId)!cacr3 
 
 — countries, mild^me^jud^ttreibenbc Sdnber j 
 
 — maid , bic SiKild^magb 5 — utensils , 5)lit(b= 
 f ammcrgcrdtfje i — woman, bie (SJJilc^O^eis 
 erinn , ^dfemutter. 
 
 Dai'rytst, s. ber (3J?il(b*)5)^cicr. 
 
 Dai'^ied, adj. toller 9}raplicben. [blume. 
 
 Dai'sy , Dai'zy , s. Bot. bic 5DJQpIiebe, ®anfe= 
 
 Da'ker, s. vid. Dicker; — hen, Or/i. ber SBad^j 
 telfonig. [^umpenrS^ren. 
 
 Dale, 5. * baS S^qI^ d-s of a pump, Mar. bic 
 
 Dal'liance, s. 1. bie S^dnbelci, ©(bdferei, bttS 
 (Spielj 2. ba6 Xiebfofcn j ber SiebcS^anbel. 
 
 DSl'lj?r, s. ber Sdnblcr, ©deafer. 
 
 To Dal'ly, v. 7?.l.tdnbeln,f(ber5en5 ficl^necfen) 
 liebeln, 2. bie 3eit oertdnbelni jaubcm, fdu= 
 
 Dalma'tja, s. Geog. ©almatien. [men. 
 
 Dalraat'ic» !• "(^j. Geog. balmatifc(> j II. s. Ecc. 
 bie iDalmatica. 
 
 Dam, *.l. t)ie50lutter, lite (pierfupiger3:()iere)5 
 2. Cam. bie ^ami (im ©ttmenfpicl)} 3. Dik. 
 ber |)afenbamm, Seid^. 
 
 To Dam, v. a. Dik. (mit in, up, off, out) 1. 
 bdmmen, abbdmmen, jubdmmen, einbei(%en5 
 2. »erftopfen5 ^.fig. befcbrdnfen, bcmmen. 
 
 DiWage, s. bef. Law, l.ber @(j^aben,S5erIuft} 
 2.biea5ef(^dbigung,^rdiubisi 3.ber <S(babcn= 
 betrag^ 4. ber ©diabenerfa^ (gero. pi.) ; Com 
 Law-ph-s. — by sea, t5cr Seef(baben, bie|)tt= 
 fcrci) free of—, frei Pon SScrberben? to reco- 
 ver d-8, cntf^dbigtJperbcn, — feasant. Law 
 I. 
 
 s. ber auf frcmbcm ©runb unb SSoben (bcf. 
 burc^ SSieb) perurfadjte Scbaben. [benlciben 
 
 To Dam'age, v. I. a, befdjabigenj II. n. ®(bas 
 
 Dam'ageable, adj. UiM SU bcfcbdbigenj -- 
 goods, Com. lei^t perberbli(bc SBaare. 
 
 Diim'aged, p. a. bcf. Com. befect j baf^ntt. 
 
 Dam'a8c?ne [ditm'zn] , I. adj. pott iDamaScu^' i 
 II. -v. bie bamaSccncr ^flaume, /am. 3iPetfd)c. 
 
 Dam'ask, I. s. 1. ber ©amoft) 2. uirf. — rose j 
 II. adj. bamajlen 5 III. comp. — leather , ba§ 
 SteffeUeber? — linen , ber leincne ©amafl 5 — 
 plum, vid. Damascene; — rose, Bot. bie J5a* 
 maScenerrofc, 9)?onat§s ob. 5}iof(buSrofc j ~ 
 silk, ber feibenc ©amaft j — steel, berDttmas* 
 cencrftoljlj — worker, ber jDama§circr. 
 
 To Dam'ask, V. 0.1. Pfeau. bamafftrcn,bama$» 
 ciren, blumen, 2. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 To Damaskeen', v. a. Sw-cut. barna§Ciren. 
 
 Dam'askifn, s. bcr ©amaSccnerfabcl. 
 
 Dame , s. 1. bie (dltli(bc) ©ame (im SKittcl-- 
 flanb), %xau, ^au§frau j Sauerfrauj 2. * tiU 
 (tornebme) ©arncj 3. vW. Dam, l.i—'s violet, 
 — wort, Bof.bieStacbtPtole. 
 
 Dammar', s. 1. ba§ ^a$cnttugent)ars, ©amma* 
 robarj j 2. cine "Kvt Jtalfatert^cer. 
 
 To Damn [dam], v. a. 1. Bihl. pcrbommcn j 2. 
 oerurt^cilen, tabcin, pcrwcrfenj 3. vulg. pcr= 
 fludicnj — it, vulg. pcrbammtl ^ol's tcr 
 ^cnfer! 
 
 Dam'iiahle, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.pcrbamm= 
 lic^i 2. fd^dnbli(^, perbammt 
 
 Damna'tion, I. s. 1. bic SSerbammung , S5er» 
 bammnip 5 2. bic Serurt^cilung > II. int. vulg. 
 ©onnerwetter! 
 
 Dam'natQry, adj. ocrbammenb. 
 
 Damnific, adj. [(bdblidj, oerbcrbUt^. 
 
 To Dam'nify, v. a. 1. f^abcn, becintrdd^tigeuj 
 
 2. bcfcbdbigcn, tjcrbcrben. 
 
 Damp , I. adj. 1. bunflig, feu(bt j bumpfig} 2. 
 fig. mut^loS/ niebergeftblagen 5 II. *. l.ber 
 ©ampf, ©unft, Stcbel, 2. bie geu^figfeit : 
 
 3. d-8, pi. f(bdbli(be (erb-)'J(ugbunfiungen, 
 bef. Min. bofe SBetteri 4. yig:. bic OKutblo^ 
 fxgfcit, 3tiebergcf(blagen^eit. 
 
 To Damp, v. a. 1. feud^tcn, bcfcud^tcn^ be* 
 
 ne^en? 2.ytg. nieberfd^Iagen , cntmut^igcn, 
 
 enterdften (ben Sifer, :c.)5 3. (3:6ne)bdnv 
 
 pfen, pcrminbern. 
 Dam'p?r, s. 1. T. gen. bcr ©dmpfer: 1. ber 
 
 Scbicber, bie (3ugs)>Jtlappc j 2. bcr ©drnpfci 
 
 on muftfalif(bcn Snjtrumcnten. 
 Dara'pish, I. adj. (ein wenig) feucbt, bunflig, 
 
 bumpfig j II. — ness, s. bie ©unfligteit, :c. 
 Damp'ness, s. 1. bic^cucbtigFcit, bag ©uujKge, 
 
 ©umpfigc5 2, ber ©unft, 3^cbcl. 
 Dam'py, adj. feucbt, bunjHg. 
 
 jf^ OP THR 4^ 
 
Dams 
 
 226 
 
 Dart 
 
 Dam'sel, s. Hi graulcin; 2Kdtd^en; t>U 3ofe. 
 
 Dan, 8. abbr. fix Daniel. 
 
 To Dance, r, I. n. tanjen ; 11. a. tangen mac^en, 
 
 fd^aufcln} to — attendance (on), (^inem) 
 
 bemiit^ig oufroavten {Shksp.). [bie Z-in. 
 Dance, «. ter Zan^. Dan'cer, s. ber JSttllJcr; 
 Dan'cjng, *. comp. Sanj* 5 — mania, Med. tie 
 
 X- raut^ 5 — master, bcr S-mcifler , room, bcr 
 
 X-faolj — school, W S-fc^ulc. 
 Dan'cy, /fer. I. adj. auSgcjarft j II. s. bieSoge. 
 DanMcIlpn, *. Bot. tjcr £6»cnjQ^n. 
 Dan'dies, s. pi. (in Snbicn) a3oot§fncd^te. 
 Dan'diprat, *. mlg. ber ^nirp5,3n>ei-g , ©rei= 
 
 jrafc*^o(^. [2. tdnbeln, Uebfofen. 
 
 To Dan'dle, u.a.l.(auf bem ©(^oof e) fc^auMnj 
 Dan'dler, a-, bcr Sttnblcr; ^inbcrfreunb, Mxi' 
 
 bernarr. 
 DanMriif (f), s. bcrlKcft, ©d^orf aufbcmJtopfej 
 
 — comb, ber cngc ,^ttmm, ©taubfamm. 
 Dan'dy, s. ber @tu§er, SOlobenarr, Bicrbcngclj 
 
 — grey rosset, f(t)musig braunj — horse , bic 
 f. fl. SraifinCj — prat, vid. Dandiprat. 
 
 Dan'dyi^m,.v.ba»ilu$cv^ttftcSBcfcn,bic(3ccfcrei. 
 Dane, I. s. ber Sane, bie ©dninu j II. adj. ba» 
 
 nif(!>5 - wort, fiot. bcr Ittid^. 
 Dane'mark, s. Geog. vid. Denmark. 
 Dan'g?r, s. bie ©efa^rj d— s of the sea. Com. 
 
 Lawy ©ccgefal^ren. 
 Dan'g^rous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gcfd^rlicl) j 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie ®efd^rli(^feit. 
 To Dan'gle, v. n. ^dngen, baumeln, to— about 
 
 ooe, 3emanb an^angen, umflattcrn , ben ^of 
 
 ma(ien, Uebcln. 
 Dan'gler, s. 1. bcr S^atterer ; Domenlne^tj 2. 
 
 bas Xnge^dngte fiber^., UlJig. bcr(©(^lepp») 
 Dan'i?!, s. Daniel (5W-n). [Degen. 
 
 Da'njsh, I. s. bie bdnifd^e ©prac^e, II. arfj.bd* 
 
 nifc^j — dog , Zooi. ber bdnif(^c ^unb j — 
 
 dog's hair, Com. bdnif(^e§ SlinbPic^^aar. 
 Dank, I. adj. bumpfig, feud^tj II. J.rid.Damp. 
 Dan'kish, &c. vid. Dampish &c. 
 Dan'tzjc, *. Geog. (bie @tabt) Danjig i Corns. 
 
 — lock, ba§ ©pringfd^Iop fur ©eejiftenj- 
 rye, ber weif e Ologgen. 
 
 Dan'ube, s. Geog. bie iDonau. 
 
 Da'oflrite, s. Geol. ber Daourit, ^pQrit. 
 
 To Dap , To D5pe, v. n. in'S SBofTer tupfeu? 
 
 angcln. [jDap^ninfalj. 
 
 Daph'natc, s. Chem. ba3 bttp^ninfaure @al^^ 
 Daph'njn, s. C/icm.btt8 Saponin. 
 Dap'jf^r, *. ber Safelmeifler, Srud^fcp. 
 Uap'per, adj. 1. (!lein unb) flinF, geraanbtj 2. 
 
 mcbU(^,nett. 
 
 Dap'p?rling,*.baS flinf ea3flrf(^d)en, berJtnirp§. 
 Dap'ple, adj. flerfig, fc(>ecfig, fprenW, bunti 
 
 Sports. — bay, fpiegelbraun j — black , bcr 
 
 Stappe mit ticffd^wirrjen gldnjenbcn ^Iccfcn, 
 bic ©c^n)arjf(^ccfc J — grey, 1. apfclgrau5 2. 
 bcr^pfclfdjimmcl. 
 
 To Dap'ple» «• «• fprcnfcin, bunt madden. 
 
 Dardanelles', s. pi. Geog. bic DarboncUtn. 
 
 To Dare, v. I. ir. n. biirfcn , c§ wagcn , \i^ cr= 
 fu^nenj I — (to) say, id) glaubcn>c^l,bin 
 uberjeugtj II. reg. a. 1. (jum J^ampfe) 
 ^erauSforbcrnj 2.fig.Zvo^ bietcnj3. Sport. 
 (Screen) mit bem (Spiegel fangcn. 
 
 Dare, I. ju». irr.pret. oon To Dare ; II. s, 
 vi(f.Dace.Dare'fiil,ac(;'.(6'Ai?;sp.)fu^n,breifl. 
 
 DA'rer, s. ber ^crauSforbcrcrj SScrljo^ncr. 
 
 DA'rjng, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ful)n, \>crroegcn J 
 be^crst} — glass, 5por/. bic 2cr(i^cnblcnbcj 
 III. — ness, .V. bie^ii^n^cit, Scrwegcn^cit. 
 
 Dark, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. bunFcl, finflcr j 
 2. bunfcl, [(^roarjj (figs.) 3. triibe, traurig^ 
 4. unbeutli(^, (bunfel)} 5. gcl^cimnipt>oU5 6. 
 unwiffenb, unaufgcfldrtj t. murrif(^, finj^cri 
 8. pcrf(I)lofrcn,perficcft5 9. *unfaubcr, un* 
 rein 5 HI. s. 1. bas iDunfcl,bicS)unfcl^cit, 
 ^inflcrnif 5 (figs.) 2. bie SScrborgcn^cit j 3. 
 bie Unroiffen^eitj 4. bic Unbeutlicijfeit j 5.ba$ 
 ®cfdngnif } 6.ber^lccfen,5Kafcli IV. comp. 
 — chamber. Opt. bic camera obsciira j — lan- 
 tern , bic asicnblaternc j — sighted , bl6bfi(^» 
 tig i — tent, »ic — chamber. 
 
 To Dar'ken, v. I. a. 1. ccrbunfcln, v»crfin|1crn» 
 yZg-*. 2.ocrbuflcrn,umw61fcnj 3. fdjwdrjcn, 
 ocrbunfclnj 4. fiorcn, trubcn(au(b/i7.)}5. 
 unpcrfldnblid^ mac^cnj tcrnjirrenj 6. beun- 
 ru^igcn? 7. Paint, oerfc^mclscn (ben Sen bcr 
 ^arben) i 8. b.eftcctcn, bcfubcln 5 II. n. finfler J 
 njcrbcn, bunMn. , 1 
 
 Dar'ken^r, s. bcr, bie, ba§ SScrbunfclnbc ic. 
 
 Dar'kjsh, adj. f am. etnja§ bunfcl jc, fri^rodrjlid^. 
 
 Dark'ljng, I. adv. k adj. * im ©unfcln (fid) 
 befinbcnb)j II. s. Ent. ber 9J?c^lf dfcr. 
 
 Dark'ness, s. 1. bie Sunf elicit, ^inflcmi^j 
 
 figs. 2. bic Unbeutlidjf cit 5 3. bic Unroiffcn^jcitj 
 4.bicS5erbQrgen^cit5 5. Bi6L & * a) bic4)eUc} 
 b) bie SScrwirrung, bad 6lenb. 
 
 Dark'some, adj. * bunfcl j trubc. 
 
 Dar'ljng, I. adj. f^cucr, gcliebt, 2icbling§S) 11. 
 *. bcr Siebling. [bie©topfnabcl. 
 
 To DJirn, V. a.flopfen, OU^beffcrn j d-ing needle. 
 
 Darn, *. baS ©cjiopfte? bic @topfna()t. 
 
 Dar'nel, s. Bot. 1. ber $Jold^5 2. ber (Raben. 
 
 ToDar'raign, (Sh.) aufflcUcn, reil)en. 
 
 Dart, s. 1. vtUDace; 2.bcrS8urffpic^,aBurf* 
 pfeili* icbeS ©topgcroe^r^ — snake, Zoo^ 
 bie ^feilnattcr 5 — stick, — cane , bcr 3) clii^* 1 
 florf, ©tocfbegen. . I 
 
 To Dart, v. I. a. 1. (SBurfraoffcn) f4>Icubcrn^ ■ 
 f(l)icfenj 2. fig. (Stra^lcn) rocrfenj II. n. 
 
Dart 
 
 227 
 
 Dazz 
 
 ^cgen (roie ein ^fdl)} to - at, on, ft(i> fiHv-. 
 len auf . . . , ^erfaHcn uber ... 5 to — from 
 ^croorbred^en qu§ . . . 
 
 Dar'ter, *. fcer ^feilf(^i3§e,©(^u6c. 
 
 To Dash, V. I. a. 1. ^eftig fc^Iagen , fc^meipcn, 
 ftofenj 2. jerfc^Iogen, jcrbretjen, serfc^mct^ 
 tern? 3. befeu(^ten j befprcngcn j 4 augfd^ut^ 
 tenj cerfd(>uttcni 5. fc^lagcn, fIotf(l(>en; (auS: 
 cinonberOfpri^enj 6. njermifd^cn, loerfalf^enj 
 7. (^lufrxgfciten) \^utUlni 8. (- out) ou§= 
 jtrei^cn, 9. ©erciteln, scrftfircn} 10. iDcrmr= 
 rcn, befdjfimen j II. n. 1. (— over)uberIaufcn3 
 
 2. platf^enj (-through, t)urc^)n)aten 5 (- 
 down, mel)er)ftursen (n>ieeinSBafferfQU,icj) 
 
 3. jerfc^mettert n3crDcn; \6ititcxni to — against 
 . . . , ^eftig anflojjen an ... j to — into . . . , 
 cinbret^en in ... 5 to — through, Ijurd^brcdfjenj 
 to ~ off, [(^nea abfa^enj fortjagen. 
 
 Dash, 1.5.1 . Da§3ufammenflo^cn 5 2.ber^(^lQg, 
 @d>mif , @treic^ 5 ,R(alf(^ j 3. Me SSefpri^ung, 
 i)a§^ngefpn$te j 4.t)er3u[o§, bieaSeimifc^ungj 
 tcr :iCnflri(^, Tfnflug 5 5. ber flurmifi^e :M:ngriff3 
 6. tic SBintbeutelei 5 T. ber auerftridf? , ©e* 
 banfenflric^ [— ], at one — , mit cinem ^ugej 
 Quf ein SWal, II. adv. & int. patfc^, platfd(>5 
 III. comp. — wheels , Afec/i. aBof^ruDen 
 
 Dash'jng, p. a. 1. ungeftilmj 2. auffaUcnt ge« 
 fkiUt, i^uffe^cn errcgen^i — leather, C-m. 
 toS ®pri^Iet)er. [adv. (& at/;.) feige, weibifii^. 
 
 Das'taird, I. s. ter ^eigfing j II. ar/j. ; III. — ly. 
 
 To Das'tard, To Das'tardlze, v. a. feige mat^en^ 
 einfc^utitern, entmutljigcn. [Serjagt^eit. 
 
 Das'tardljness, Das'tardness , s. Dic^eig^cit, 
 
 Das'tardy, x. bie gcig^eit, 3ag^aft{gfeit. 
 
 Da'ta, s. (pi. 0. datura) ^Cngaben, 3:^tttfQ(^en, 
 S^atermeifc. 
 
 Da'tary,.v. Ecc. 1. bie ©tttaria 5 2. berDQtariu§. 
 
 Date, 5. l.baS Saturn 5 2.bie (^ngabc ber) ^iit, 
 ^rifl^Daucrj out of— , ungangbarj Com-ph-s. 
 to bear — , batirtfeinj at two months —, jwei 
 SRonat batO) from this — (after — ) , nad^ ob. 
 con ^eutc, a J)ato. [stamp, baS ^oflseic^en. 
 
 To Date, v. a.(&fig. n. fi(i)) batirenj d-d 
 
 Date, s. Dot. bic jDattelj Indian —, bieSama* 
 rinbe j — stone, Geol. vid. Datolite. 
 
 Date'less, adj. o^ne Datum, (bW3eitna(l(>)un* 
 
 Da'ter, *. ber ©atircr. [beflimmt. 
 
 Da'tjve, adj. & s. 1. (—case) Gram, ber ©atlP j 
 2. Law-s. wiberruflidd (nic^terbUt^) ; — exe- 
 cutor, ber SSermSgcnSPerroalterj — tutelage, 
 bie Qtxi(i)tU6) ernanntc S5ormunbfd(>aft. 
 
 Dat'ollte, s. Geol. ber DatoUt^. 
 
 Da'tum, s. Ui S^atfadjje, vid. Data. [Saturin. 
 
 Datu'rgi, s. 1. Bot. bie Datura 5 2. Chem. ba& 
 
 To Daub , u. I. a. 1. fubein, [^micren (in ber 
 SWalerei, jc.)j 2. befubeln, befc^mierenj 3. 
 
 Jig. cerbecfcn, bemdntelnj 4. (einem)f(^mei» 
 djein, 5. befled^enj II. n. (ouf grobe :jfrt) 
 fcbmeid^eln. [bie grobe DarflcUung. 
 
 Daub, s. 1. bo§ fcbled^te (grobe) (Scmalbe? 2. 
 
 Dau'ber, s. ber ©ubicr, @(^mierer:c.c/.To 
 
 DAu'by, adj. ^6)mkv.Q, Hebrig, jd^C. [Daub. 
 
 Dau'cus, s. Bot. bie wilbe Wokxt, gelbe9lu&e. 
 
 Daugh't^r [da'—] , s. liii 3)0(^ter J — in-law, 
 bie ©(^roiegertoiter. 
 
 Daugh't^rly, adj. t6d)Ux\id), fmUii). 
 
 To Daunt, v. a. erfc^rerfen, entmut^igcn. 
 
 DJiunt'l^sB, I. adj. unerf(^rorfen, fur(i()tIo§) II. 
 — ness, j.bteUnerfd^rcrfen^eit, gurt^tloflgfett. 
 
 Dau'phjn, s. bcr ©aup^in. 
 
 Da'vjd, s. (abbr. Da'vy) Dacib (9)?-n.) 
 
 Da'vjt, s. Mar, 1. btc taube S^itte^ 2. ber^en= 
 terbalfen. 
 
 D4w, s. 1. Orn. bie Do^lej 2. ber ndrrifdje 
 OKenfc^ 5— cock, /am. ein einfdltiger@(b»d§er. 
 
 To Daw^dle , v. n. mod. bie 3eit tergeuben, 
 
 DAw'ish, adj. bo^leuartig. [tdnbeln. 
 
 Dawk, s. 1. Carp, vulg.tizx einf(^nitt, Jlerbj 
 2. (in 3nt>ien) S^rdger, ^ii^rer. [ferben. 
 
 To Dawk, V. a. einen (Sinfd^nitt mac^en, ein= 
 
 To Dawn, v. n. I. bdmmern,tageni 2.^g. fid^ 
 geiflig entiuirfeln , erroacben. 
 
 Dawn, 5.1. bie 5Jiorgenbdmmerung5ytg-.v.2. bie 
 (geifttge) ©ntn^icfelung 5 3. ber (cr|^e)7f nfang. 
 
 Day, I. J. 1. ber 3)og (and) A.st.), ba§ S^ogeg^ 
 liditi 2. Ut (beftimmte) 3eit,2eben8jeit (btf. 
 impf.) to — , this—, ^eute5 tothis- ,bi§ 
 auf ben ^eutigen Sagj to a — , auf ben Sag, 
 an bemfelben iSage, Corns, of this — , con 
 ^eutigem ISage, ^eutigj up to this — , (einge* 
 tragen) hi& jum ()eutigen S-agej the — be- 
 fore yesterday, corgeflern, — after — , mit 
 jebem Sage 5 — by ^ , Sag fiir Sag , tdgli(b j 
 d-s of grace, 1. Theol. bie Tfblaptagc, ®na= 
 benjeitj 2. Lawj,bieSSerjug&tage5 3. Com, 
 bie Sflefpecttage 5 — of payment. Com. ber 
 Scrfantagj d-s in bank, Law, bie ®i$ungg« 
 tage (im Common Bench) j II. comp.— book, 
 ba§ Sagebu(3(> j Com, 2)Jemorial , \iii Jtlabbe, 
 Strafe, — buttertly, fin^ber Sagefalter, — 
 coal, bie oberfte ©tcinfo^lenfcbit^tj- dream, 
 bas ®efi(bt Ob. Srugbilb im watbenben 3u- 
 flanb 5 — flower, Bof. bie Sagblume 5 — Ay, 
 Ent. W ©intagfliegej — labour, bie SageS* 
 arbeitj — labourer , ber Sagelo^ner j — net. 
 Sport. baS Serdjenne^j — star, ber ^Qfiorgen' 
 flernj — work, bie Sagearbeit, bas Sage* 
 toixU — '8- work, Naut. baS (Stma^l. 
 
 Day'ly, adj. it adv. vid. Daily. 
 
 Daze, s. Min. ber ©limmer. 
 ToDSz'zle, V. I. a. lit. &yjg. (cer)blcnbcn} 
 II. n. geblenbct roerben. 
 
 15* 
 
Deac 
 
 228 
 
 Dean 
 
 Dea'con , s, bcr ©iaconuS. 
 
 Dea'c9n?ss, s. tic iDiaconiffinn. 
 
 Dea'cpnry, Dea'cpnship, s. 1)Q& ©iQCOnat. 
 
 Dead, I. adj. lit. &fig. 1. toDt, 2. ^H, lecr 
 (bcf. »on etner ebene) j 3. flillflel)ent) (o.aSaf= 
 fer),toi5t5 4. unbenu^t, mupig, tofctliegent) 
 (». gapitalien)} 5. gefc^dftStoS , ftill; tofct (o. 
 SSerfe^r) j no^rungSloS, trQge,matt, langfam 
 (0. SSerhufj im ^anljcl) flau, 6. unbelebt, 
 flitti 7.bunfcI,ftocffinftcr5 8. unbelebt, glans^ 
 Io5,matt,tot)t} 9. tumpf (». ben Sonen), 
 
 10. ^erjlo8, faltj ll.fd)al,matt, obgeflanben 
 (». ®etr5nFcn)j 12. unbenjo^nt,unbebaut, 
 (blinb)5 ocrfalleiij 13. fd^n>a(b/ matt, fraft* 
 loSi!ibcr^.5 md)t ^ell brennenb, tcrlofcbenb 
 (0. geuer) j 14. abgcftorben, faul, faulcnb (c 
 (Sen>Q(^fen jc)? l^- -^aw* biirgcrlit^ tobtjto 
 make a — set upon . . . , j^erfalten uber . . . , 
 
 11. adv. hyp. & vulg. uberauS, fc^r, fd^rcrflitbi 
 
 III. s. sing. 1. t)k tiefcStiUe (ber 3ta(^t;2C.)j 
 2.bie9dnsU£beUntljdligfdt,®efd{)iftSlortgFcit^ 
 
 IV. comp. — angle, Fort, ber tebtc SBinfel j 
 
 — bargain, bcr SJpottpreiS J — beat, //or/, 
 bie rubenbe ^emmung j — bark, Tan. bie du= 
 fere faftlofe, sum ©erben untauglicbe (Rinbe^ 
 
 — block, Mar. ber ©OOb^oftSblodCj — calm, 
 Mar. tobtfliUi bic SBinbfliUcj Sebtenflille} 
 
 — capital, vid. — stock, I.5 Pdinf-*.— colour, 
 ber (Srunb J — colouring, bie Untermalung, 
 bttS®runbircn J — cotton, uberrcife ®aum= 
 njoUej Afar-*.— doors, <S^u§tburen(t«or ben 
 Sburen bcr (Seitcn^® allerie) 5 — eye, — man's 
 eye, bie Sungfer, B6)ci})t, SfloIIe,:c.)— freight. 
 Com. 1. bie SdaUa\t = %xa6)ty 2. bic Saut= 
 ^ra^tj — gold, mattes ®oIbi — heaps, Min. 
 baS taubc ©cf^ein 5 — letters, Post. ni6)t un= 
 tcrjubringenbe SSricfe , — lift, bie f(b»cre Saft, 
 grope 3^ot^} - lights, pi. Mar. bie Slcnbcn 
 (2uf en) »or ben ,ff ajiittenfenftern (imSturmc), 
 
 — lock, ba§ blinbc ©d^lop J - neap. Mar. tobt 
 (b.i. niebrigc&) SBaffer, — nettle, Bot. bie 
 Saubneffel j — pledge, ba§ »erpfdnbetc ®ut, 
 ^auftpfanb/ tobte (oerfallene) ^fanb j — reck- 
 oning, 1. Naut. Ue ©iffing, ©iffung j 2. Com. 
 blc blinbc €flc(]^nung, ber Uberfiblagi Mar-s. 
 
 — rising (line), bie Siitic, ml^i in bcrSdnge 
 bcS ©d^iffeS Ob- in bemQIeoationSpIan beffcU 
 ben bie^opfe ber fdmmtUd^cnaSaucbftucfe be= 
 ru^rt, — ropes, |iebenbe§ (fcflcS) Sauwerf, 
 
 — steam, Afec/i.bcr ^bgang&bampf 5— stock, 
 I. tobtes (tobtliegcnbes) Capital, 2. 3mmo= 
 bilien 5 — stock -account. Com. baS 3mmo= 
 biticn^Sontoj — water, Mar. ba&^iclmaffer, 
 tobte SBoffcrj — weight, l. bic (brilcfenbc) 
 ta^i 2. unoerginSli(bc etaatSs^apicrej3. 
 tcbtcs Capital} Afar-* —wood, ^I6|e, bic 
 
 corn u. ^intcn auf bcm ^icl iicgcn , unb auf 
 wcl^en bie ^ic!}1i!i(fc fic^cnj - works, ba^ 
 tobte SScrf eincS @ii^iffc§. 
 
 To Dead'en, v. a. 1. [(b^Dd^cn, bdmpfcn, cnt^ 
 frdftcn (»}. ©cfii^Ien, :c.)5 2. (tmSaufc) bem» 
 men, [(brodd^en? 3. f^al ob. matt macben (©c= 
 trdnfc)5 4. (t)a§ ©cfid^t) cntflcUcn, blcicbcn. 
 
 Oead'ish, adj. tobd^nlicb j2cid;cn=. 
 
 Dead'ljness, s. bic3)6btli(bfcit. 
 
 Oead'ly, adj. & ar/u.l.tobtlicb j2. unJ>erf6bnli(b, 
 Sob* 5 fcbrccf Ii(b , abfcbculid)}— nightshade, 
 Bot. bic 3;oUfirf(bc, SScKabonna. 
 
 Dead'n^ss, s. 1. bic (3)obc§s)<Srfl«l^^ung j 2. 
 bic @(bn3d(bc, 9)Jattigfcit , S^rdgbcitj ^m-- 
 pfinbungglofigfcit, ©leicbgiiltigfcit j 3. bic 
 ©(balbcit (geiftigcr ©ctrdnfc) 5 4. Co/h. bic 
 ^lau^cit. 
 
 Deaf [H'., Sm., Cool, &c. def, fF6.] adj.; 
 — ly, adv. l.lit.&fig. taub; 2.nurbunfelgcs 
 ^ort, bumpf (0. Sonen) ; com^.— adder, ZooL 
 bie a3linb[(blei(bei— and dumb, taubfiumra. 
 
 To Deafen, u. a. 1. taub mad^cn } 2. bctdubcn 
 
 Deafness, *. 1. bic S^aub^eit j 2. ta§ Xaub= 
 fcinj 3. uic ©umpf^cit (bcr Sonc). 
 
 To Deal, v. ir. I. a. 1. tbcifcnj 2. (—out) mi- 
 t^cilcn, mitt^cilcnj 3. gcben, 4. jcrftrcucn, 
 jcrtbcilcn? II. n. l.|>anbcl trcibcn, banbcln j 
 2. Dcrfa^rcn,umgcbcn} 3. untcrbanbelnj rcr^ 
 mittclnj 4. banbeln, fid; bcncbmcn, to — in 
 . . . , ©eftbdftc mtttbcn in . . ., (gcroiffcSBaa^ 
 rcnartiFcl) fu^rcn. 
 
 Deal, *. 1. bcr (bag) 3:^eil 5 bic :jfnsabl,9)?cngcj 
 a good—, a great — , SSiclj 2. Gam. t)a§ 
 ^artengebcn? 3.t)a§ 3;anncnl)ol55 ^icbtcnbclsj 
 — boards, (or deals)/)/. 3;annenbrctcr, S)ics 
 Icnj— box, bie@pans©i^a(btc(5 — tree, Dot. 
 bicSannc 
 
 Dea'l^r, I. s. 1. Com. bcr ^anbclSmann, SBaa= 
 rent>crfdufcr , ©cbitant, ©cracrbSmann, ^rd= 
 mcr, (comp.) '^dnbler, 2. (^aw.bcr Jtarten^ 
 gcbcr j II. comp. 1. Com-*.— in dry goods, tcr 
 5llcn s SBaaren » |)dnblcr j ^fusffbnittcr j — 
 in gross, bcr ©rop=^., ©roffiftj money— , bcr 
 ©clb^nbler j 2. ubcrb. Scmanb, bcr fi(b mit 
 irgcnb ciner Bad)i abgicbt 5 gcw. mit in, j. SB. 
 a — in wit, ein SQSi^boIb j plain — , bcr 93ic- 
 bcrmann. 
 
 Dea'ling, *. (^dufig im pi.) 1. bcr (bcf. frcunb= 
 fd^aftliibO Umgang , gcfcllfcbaftlitbc SScrfcbr, 
 bic ©emcinf(boft5 2. ber ©cf(bdft§iH'rFcl)r, 
 4)anbel, ba§ ©cfcbdft, ©enjcrbc. 
 
 Dealt, pret. & p. p. l\ To Deal. 
 
 Dean, *. 1. Ecc. bcr ®c(bant, ©ccan j 2.i)cr ^c-- 
 can(inbcnQloUcgien bcr cngLUniiycrRtdtcn). 
 
 Dea'n?ry» s. Ecc. 1. ba§ 3)CCttnat5 2. bic Se* 
 canci. 
 
Dean 
 
 229 
 
 Dcca 
 
 Dean'ghip, s. Ecc. t>a& Decanat. 
 
 Dear, I. adj. & adv.; II. — ly , adv. 1. lieb, 
 reertt)3 2. tljcuerj O— ] o|>inimcn— me!o^ 
 ie.' Qd^®ottJ + ToDear, v.a.t^eucrmad)en. 
 
 Dear'ness, s.lMn S^&eurung 5 t)cr t^eurc^rcig j 
 2. t)ie Siebe, 3arttid^fdt, Snnigfeit. 
 
 Dearf/j, s. 1. t)ic S^curung, t^eurc 3eit, |)un5 
 gergnot^ , t)er 9}f angel , 2. Die Unfruc^tbarfeit. 
 
 Dea'ry, s. (dim. t>. dear) /ond. t)Q§ Xicb^en. 
 
 Deai/i, j. ber S^oD? civil — , Laio , ber biiirs 
 gerlic^e Sob 5 — bed , baS ©terbebctt^ - 's 
 door, bie SobcSpforte? W j)idbe (bag Stamen) 
 bes SobeSj — 's head, ber Sobtenfopf^ — 
 knell, bag Sobtengeldut j — 's man, berdjJor: 
 t5er 5— warrant, l.bag ISobegurtbcil, 2. \)k Zo- 
 begbotf(^aft5 — watch, Ent, Ui Sobtenu^r, 
 bcr |)oIj»urm. 
 
 Deaf/i'fiil, I. adj. tobtUfl) 5 mSrberifc^ 5 n.— ness, 
 s. bie ZoUli^hit 
 
 Deaf/i'les8, adj. unflerblic^. 
 
 Deat/i'like, adj. tobtcnd^nlt(b. 
 
 Dea^/i'ward, adv. bem Sobe JU. 
 
 Deb, s. abbr. fur: Deborah, ©ebora (^-n). 
 
 Debac'le, s. 1. bag ^JC'^t^orbrecbcn (ber ®e= 
 n)dfrer)5 2. bie geoIogif(bc(SBaffers)^(ut^. 
 
 To Debar', v. a. augfd^Iiepcn (— from, »on)3 
 cntjie^cn ((Sincm ©troag) j ^inbcrn(an), t)er= 
 
 To Debarb', v. a. beg SSarteg beraubcn.[fagcn. 
 
 To Debark', v. a &n. vid. To Disembark. 
 
 Debarka'tlon, s. vid. Disembarkation. 
 
 To Debase', v.a.i. emicbrigen, ^erabwurbis 
 gen, terringern, 2, (eble SDletaae; jc.) perffiU 
 fcbeu 5 3. Lit. rerbcrben Oiit ©(brcibort). 
 
 Debjise'ment, *. 1. bie Qmiebrigung, ^erab= 
 roiirbigung, ©(bmdlerungj 2. Aif. bag35cr= 
 berbcn (bcr ©cbrcibart)5 3. \iU Serfdlfcbung 
 (ebler WetaUi :c.). 
 
 Deba's§r, s. bcr Qmiebriger, IC. cf. To Debase. 
 
 Deba'table, adj. jtreitig, bcflreitbar. 
 
 Debate', s. 1. bcr (aBort=)@trcit, bie ®trci= 
 tigfeitj 2. bie ©ebatte^ beyond — , unbe= 
 flreitbar. 
 
 To Debate', v. I. a. 1. (bc)flrciten; erortern, 
 bcbattiren 5 2. ftreitig macbcn 5 II. ti. (mit on, 
 uber) 1. beratbf(btogenj 2. ftreiten , janf en. 
 
 P€ba'ter, s. ber Strciter, SBortfdmpfcr, ^ar- 
 lament&fdmpfcr, ©igputant j (Sontroj^erftfl. 
 
 To Debauch', v. I. a. 1. jur^ugf(broeifungiDer= 
 leiten, perfiil)ren} 2. (burtb Unmd^igf eit) cer* 
 berbcn ; 3. abtrunnig matbcn j II. w.augfd^roei* 
 fenb; UeberU(b fein, [(braelgcn. 
 
 Debauch', s. bic ©dj^ctgcreii ^usfc^njcifung. 
 
 DSbao'ch^dly, adv. auS[(bnjcifenb, liebcrli^. 
 
 Debau'ch?dn?8», s. nit Debauch, qv. [Ififlltng. 
 
 Debau9hee, s. ber <S(bmcIger, aSiifHing, SKcls 
 
 PebAu'ch?r, s. bcrSSerfu^rer. 
 
 DcbAu'chery, s. 1. bie Unmdfigfeit, ^Sttcrcii 
 2ieberli(b^eit5 2. tie SSerfii^rung. 
 
 Debauch'ment , s. biC SScrfiibrung. 
 
 Deben'ture [— tshur] , s. 1. bcr @d>ulbfibciu j 
 Com.&CMjf.2.bie S)bligation uber ben Olucf- 
 gottj 3. \>it {Rurf = ®ergutung beg ^oUcgj 
 charges of — (ob. debentures), jDcbcnturto* 
 ftcnj — book, bag Sflucfsoflbu(b. 
 
 Deben'tured goods, p/. Com. SlurfjOUgutcr. 
 
 Deb'ile, adj. ^d^toadf , o^nmd(btig, fraftlog. 
 
 To Debil'itate, v. a. fcbwdcbcn, cntfrdftcn. 
 
 Debilita'tion, s. bic Si^njdcbung, ©ntfrdftung. 
 
 Debil'ity, s. bic <B6)m^e, Dbnmad^t, ^vafu 
 Ioftgtcit;*2Cbfpannung. 
 
 Deb'jt, s. Com. bag ©cbet, @oU, bic ©(bulb J 
 to be at one's—, bcbitirt Ob. bclaflct fcin J 
 to place to one's — , (Sincg 9lc(bnung bclaftcn, 
 bebifiren^ to the — of Mr. N. , ju Saflen beg 
 ^errn N. ; - side, bie ©ebetfcite (im |)auptb.). 
 
 4:I>eb'itor, Debosh', f. Debtor, Debauch. 
 
 To Deb'jt, V. a. Com,, bcbitiren , bclaflen j to 
 stand d- cd for . . . , (im JBui^C) bclaftct 
 
 Deb'or?ih, s. J)ebora (§-n). [j^cbcn mit — 
 
 To Deb(5u9h', v. n.MtV.beboud^ircn. [Sriimmer. 
 
 D?bris' [debri'] , s. pi. GeoZ. bic (^clfcn« ) 
 
 Debt [det],.v. l.bic@cbuIb,@(bulbpofl5 2- fig. 
 bic @(bulb,@(bulbigfcit) 3. Z.nicbicScbulb- 
 flage j d-s active and passive , "Jfctif a UUb 
 ^afjltjaj d-8 (actually) owing, liquibc ^or* 
 berungcn ob. ©d^ulbenj d-s on mesne pro- 
 cess, im^roccf begrijfenc ©(bulbcn j d-s of ho- 
 nour, e^renfcbulben j small d-s, SagatcUfil^uls 
 bcnj - book, 1. bag @(bulbbu(b, fleinc ®c» 
 [d)dftgbu(b5 2. bag SScrfallK3cit=)a5uib. 
 
 Debtee' [dete'], s. bcr Grcbitor, ©Idubigcr. 
 
 Debt'l?S8,[det'-], adj. fcbulbcnfrci. 
 
 Debt'or [det'yr ; opp. debtee' : detor'] ^s. 1 . tcr 
 ©(bulbner, ©cbitor j 2. bcr (su (Stmag) SJer* 
 pfli(b tetej 3. Com. bag Debet, ©0115 — anil 
 creditor, ^chd unb Grcbitj to be on the — 
 side, im ^(het flc^en. 
 
 Debt'ors [det'or^], s. pi. Com. Dcbcnt, ©oUctt; 
 — , Messrs."*, in account current with '••, 
 CR., ©ebcnt |)crren '", in Sonto = Sorrcnt 
 mit"*(§rebunt. 
 
 DebuUi'tion, s. bag ^ufwallcn, Xuffieben. 
 
 Decacu'mjnatfd, adj. abgcfopft, gcjtu^t. 
 
 Dec'adal, adj. befabifd). 
 
 Dec'adc, .v. ^it ©ehbe, bag 3cl)cnb. [nabmc. 
 
 Deca'dence, Deca'dency, s. bcr SScrfall, bic ^b* 
 
 Dec'agon, s. Geom. bag ^cbnccf. 
 
 Dec'agrrim, s. (franj. ©cwit^t) bag^cfagram. 
 
 Dec'agyn, s. Bot. bie Dc!ogt)nic. 
 
 Decagyn'jan, adj. But. bcfagt)nifd(>. 
 
 Decahe'dral, adj. Geom. scl)iifcitig. 
 
 Decaihe'dr9n , s. Gcom.bic jc^nfeitigc ^igur. 
 
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 Dic'^itfr, s. ba85>efaUtcr (ncu franj. 9Jla?). 
 
 D«c'al6gue s. Ecc. tic jc^n ®cbotc (5)ioriS). 
 
 Decam'et?r , *. ba§ iDefametcr ( franj. Uti' 
 gcnmaf). [fortlaufcn- 
 
 To Decamp', v. n. 1. Mil. aufbXi6}tni 2. fig, 
 
 Decamp'm?nt, *. Mil t)cr "Kvi^hxiid) , l>a§ *Kb= 
 marf(3^iren. 
 
 Dec'anal, adj. ju cinciti Dccanatc gc^Srig. 
 
 Decan'iler, *. ^of. t>ie ©cfttnfcric. [brifd). 
 
 Decan'drjan , adj. Bot je^nmdnnertg , t)cfan= 
 
 Oecan'gular, adj. 5c^nn)in!cUg, jc^ncrfig. 
 
 To Decant', v.a.l.abflttrcn(einc^lufrigPcit)j 
 2. (SBcfn, 2C.) in GarafFen fiillcn. 
 
 Decanta'tion, .v. bag XhMxcti, ^bgiefcn. 
 
 Decan't?r, s. Me (Sataffe, (Saraffinej — label, 
 DqS (5aratfenf(biH)d^eni- stand, ba&^lQfc^en« 
 
 DScaph'ylloug, adj. Bot. je^nbldttcrig. [gefleU. 
 
 To Decap'jtate, v. a. 1 .ent^auptcn j 2.(S5dume) 
 fttppcn, f oppcn. 
 
 Decapjta'tion, s. bic Gnt^uptutig, boS .ff opfen. 
 
 Decarboniza'tion , s. Chem. bie Gntfo^luitg. 
 
 To Decar'b9nTze, v. a. Chem. entfo^Ien. 
 
 To Decay', v. n. 1 .in SScrfull f ommen, ocrfaUcn/ 
 abne^men , ocrroclfcn i Dcrmittcrn joerbcrbcn, 
 cerfcbiefen (o. garben)j Qbflcrben (j). ^cv= 
 foncn u. Dingcn) j 2. fdjmadjer mcrbcn, fitb 
 eerminbern. [SSerarmung. 
 
 Decay', s. ber S5crfaa , SHuin , bic^Jfbna^me, 
 
 To Decease', v. n. »crf(beiben , f^crbcn (nur v». 
 5)ten[(^en) i -, s. ber Xob, |)intritt. 
 
 Deceit', s. bic |)interli[t, Sift j ber Setrug. 
 
 Deceit'fiil, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv.betrugli(b, be= 
 trugcrif(i, l^interliflig, ranfeooU j HI. — ness, 
 s. 1. bic a3etrugli(l(>fciti 2. bic SSctrugerci, 
 ^intcrlifligfcit. 
 
 Deceit'I?ss, ado. o^ne galfcb, argloS. 
 
 Decei'v?bie, adj. Ui6)t ju bctrugen. 
 
 To Deceive', v. a. l.ocrIeitcn,bcrurfcnj2. be* 
 trugcn, ^intergc^cn, tdufij^en. [gcr. 
 
 Decei'v^r, s. bcr SBcrlcitcr, SScrfu^rer j SSetrii' 
 
 Decera'b?r, s. bcr (9}?onat) iDccember. 
 
 Dec?mden'tate, adj. Bot. jc^nsd^nig. 
 
 Decem'fid, adj. Bot. jc^nfpaltig. [Ug. 
 
 Deceinloc'ular, adj. Bot. je^nfdtberig, SC^njcU 
 
 Decem'pedail, adj. JC^n ^Up lang. 
 
 De'c^ncy, s. 1. bic @(bitfIi(bFcit, SBoblanflttn* 
 bigf cit, ber ^nflanb i 2. bie ©ittcnrein^cit. 
 
 Decen'njal, adj. jebnidbrig. 
 
 De'cent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fdjitflid^, 
 (wo^Oanfidnbig, gcsicmcnbj 2. f(bUit,gcs 
 fc^tj httfamj 3. befi^eibcnj 4./am. (mittcl> 
 mdpig , ^inldngU(i>. [mcrben 
 
 Deceptjbil'ity, s. bic 2ci(btigFcit bctrogcn ju 
 
 Decep'tible, adj. ki6)t ju bctrugen. 
 Decep'tion , .v. 1. ber ©ctrug , bic Setrflgcrcii 
 2.bie r|)intcr02ifl j 3. bic Xdufdjung (pafTxo). 
 
 Decep'tious, adj. bctruglicb, bctrugerif(^- 
 
 Decerp'tion,*.bicS5crminbcrung;ber7Cbbiu(b 
 
 To Decharm' , v. a. cntjaubcm. 
 
 To Deshris'tianTze , v. a. bcm (S^ri|lcnt()Umc 
 
 abtrunnig matben. 
 DecT'Jable, adj. cntfdjcibbar. 
 To Decide', v, I. a. 1. cntfcbcibcnj 2. (cincn 
 
 ©treit) [(blitbten, II. «. (ficb) cntfcbeibcn (- 
 
 upon, uber); bef(blicpcn. [mann. 
 
 Deci'der, *. bcr (©(bicbSOSflitbtcr, ©(bicbS* 
 Decid'uoug, I. adj. 1. ttbfallcnbj 2. Bot. m- 
 
 id^rigj 3.ytg. ^infaUigj II. — ness, *. 1. ba$ 
 
 ^bfaUcn, 2. Bot. bic (Sinidbrigfcitj B.fig. 
 
 bie ^infdUigfeit. [n>i^t). 
 
 Def'igram, s. btt§ Decigramme (neufranj. ®c- 
 De9'il, s. Ast. bcr ©ccilfibcin. 
 De9'i liter, s. baS ©ccilitcr (franj. SWttp). 
 De9'jnial,I. adj. ; II. — ly, arfu. 1. 5Um3c^cntcn 
 
 gcborig, jc^nt ; 2. Arith. bccimal. 
 De5'iragil, s. ba$ 3e^ntel, bic Dccimalja^i. 
 To De9'imate, v. a. 1. jc^cntcn j 2. Mil. bcci« 
 
 mircn. [ten j 2. Mil. bic Decimirung. 
 
 Decjma'tion, s. 1. bicS5cr5c^ntung,baS3ebcns 
 De9'jraator, s. bcr ©ccimircnbc, ©ccimator. 
 Decira'eter , J. btt6 ©ccimctcr (frans- 0)?Qp). 
 De9'imo-8ex'to, s. Typ. bad ©Cbcjformat. 
 Tobecl'pher, v. a. 1. lit. & fig. cntsiffernj 
 
 2. au&lcgcn, ftbilbcrn. 
 Deci'ph^rable, adj. entjijfcrbar. 
 Deci'ph^r^r, .v. bcr entjijfcrcr. 
 Deci'sion, J. 1. bic Gntfcbcibung (aucb f^aw)i 
 
 2. Com. Law, bic ^frbitragc, bcr @(bicb8- 
 fprutb 5 3. bic ^cfHgfcit, antf(bIoffcnbcit. 
 
 Deci'sjve, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adiy. cntf(bcibcnb 
 (au(b Laic) J III. — negs, *. ba§ ©ntftbcibcnbc;. 
 
 Deci'sory, adj. toic Decisive, qr. 
 
 To Deck, V. a. 1. bccfcn, bcbcctcn? 2. ficibcnj 
 
 3. jiercn, [(bmucfenj 4. Afar, (cin ©(biff) mit 
 cinem SScrbecf tcrfc^cn. 
 
 Deck, s. 1. Mar. ba§ SScrbccf, S)ccf v2. Gam. 
 
 cin Spiel (Garten) j Mars. — stoppers , bic 
 
 ^nfcrtaufloppcr j — transom , bcr llntcrbccf- 
 
 baircn in ber ^6bc bcs crf^cn J)c(f8. 
 Deck'er , .v. 1. bCr jDccfcr, IC cf. To Deck ; 2. 
 
 Mar. bcr (3»ci» 2C.) =£>cctcr. 
 To Declaim', v. \. n. 1. offcntlid) rcbcnj be- 
 
 clamircn J 2. ^cftig logjicljcn (—against. 
 
 gcgen)5 II. a. 6ffcntIi(bt?ortragcn,bcclamircn. 
 Declai'mer, s. 1. ber iDcclamator, 2. bcrei^ 
 
 fcrcr, ©(breicr (gcgcn StroaS). [Declamation. 
 Declamii'tion , s. bic 6ffentli(b(?fcierli(bc SRcfcc, 
 Declam'atory, adj. 1. bCClamatori[(b j 2. fc^rci* 
 DechVr^ble, adj. cr»ci§ti(b. [cnb , Idrmcnb 
 DeclA'rant , 5. Law, bcr por ®cri(bt (5rf(bci« 
 
 nenbC; (Somparent. 
 Deci^ra'tion, s. 1. bic ertldrung, TfuScinofl' 
 
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 bcrfe^ungj 2.t)ic 6tfentli(i(>c93efanntmad>ung, 
 Xitjeigc j 3. Law, l>ie ^Iagef(^rift , — of bank- 
 ruptcy, Com. Die ^anferotterflcirung. 
 
 Declar'ative , ar/j. 1. er!(arent)j 2. anjeigent), 
 funt)t^uenb, Funbmad^enfc. 
 
 Dgclar^atorjly, ado. beftimmt, QU&brurfU(^. 
 
 Declar'atory, adj. (— of, (StnjttS) bcftimmt tv* 
 fldrcni , bcfldtigenb, erldutcrnt). 
 
 To Decline', v. I. a. 1. crfldrenj funbt^unj 
 2. anjeigen, entt)e(fcn? 3. er!Idren,t)erfi4)ern5 
 Corns, to — one's self a banknipt , \i6) al8 
 ja^IungSunfd^ig angebenjto — for (public) 
 Mle, pm (6ffentl.) SSerfauf auSbietenj d-d 
 value (at the custom house), ber (beim 3oU= 
 omte) beclQrirte SBert^ j II. n. 1. Tii erHdreuj 
 2. p(b entfcbcibcnj 3. Law, bie ,ftlagepunfte 
 barlcgenj to — off, re/?. ri4> losfagen. [genbc. 
 
 DecIA'rer, ,v. ber, Die, bo5 ©rfldrenbe, Xn5ci= 
 
 Declen'sion, s. 1. bie Stetgung, bcr Tfb^angj 
 2. bcr SScrfall, bic :iCbna^me j 3. Phy. biclb- 
 iT)ei(bungj 4. i4jt. & Gram, bie Declination. 
 
 Decll'nable, adj. Gram, beclinirbttr. 
 
 Dec'iinate, adj. Bot. berabgcbogen. 
 
 l)eclina'tion,.v.l.bie3?eigung)2.bic7fbna^me, 
 ber ScrfttUj 3. (au(^^J,^) bicTfbnjcicbung (o. 
 fcer gcrabcn Sinie) j 4. P/iy. , Ast. k Gram. 
 bie ©ecUnation. 
 
 Decljna'tpr, s. 1. ber, bic, baft ^bn)cit1)i'nbc j 2. 
 .4*/. bcr ^bmeitbungsmeffer. [obrociiljcub. 
 
 Declin'atgry, 1. s. vid. Declinator, 2.5 11. adj. 
 
 To Decline', v. I. n. 1. fid^ ncigcnj 2. lit.kfis. 
 abn>ciit)en {md) A.st.)i 3. obncbmen, fii^ nti» 
 gen (njieberSog)j 4. meibcn, fid) roeigern, 
 Qu5n)ei(^eni 5. in Tfbnaljme ob. SSerfall gcra= 
 tben(t». ber ©efunb^eit, :c.)/ fidj oerje^renj 
 6. Com. (im ^rcife) fallen, fmFcn, (oonSBaa* 
 ren) beninterge^enj II. a. 1. niebcrrodrtg bie» 
 gen,bcugen, ncigenj 2. (Stn>a§ meiben, »er« 
 meiben, 3. oble^nen; (einer ©acbe) augmci* 
 (ben j 4. Gram, beugen, becliniren. 
 
 Decline', s. 1. bie ?ieigung (jur Siefe), 25ciis 
 gung j 2. bic "Kbnjcicbung 3 3. bie SSerminbc= 
 rang,'J(bna^me, bcrSSerfallj 4. Com. bcr ^fb= 
 f(blag Cber ^reife) j to be on the-, im ^reife 
 fmfcn, ^eruntcrge^^en. 
 
 Dedi'n?r,*. Dial. cincabiDcicbenbe ©onncnubr. 
 
 Declifv'lty. .v. bic 3?eigung einer %la6)t, bie7fb= 
 fcbuffigfcit, ber Tfbbang. IM^H- 
 
 Decliv'jtous, Decli'vous, adj . ab^ngig, ah= 
 
 To Decoct' V. tr. abftcben. 
 
 Decoc'tible, adj. 1. obfiebbar^ 2. Dcrbaulicb- 
 
 Decoc'tion, s. 1. ba§ 3(bftebcn; 2. berlbfub 
 
 Decoc'ture ]— tshur], 8.bo§©ecoct,ber^bfub 
 
 To Decollate, v. a. cntbauptcn, fopfen. 
 
 Decalla'tion, 8. bie GnU)auptung. 
 
 DecSI'orate, p. a. farb(o§, entfdrbt 
 
 Dccdlora'tion, *. l.bie^arbtofigfeitj2./*amt. 
 
 bie Sntfdrbung. [griffcnbeflebenb. 
 
 De'c9raplex, adj. au§ jufammengefc^ten a5e« 
 Decompo'sable, adj. gcrfcftbor. 
 To Decompose', v. a (& n.fid)) jerfe^en. 
 DecompSs'jte, adj. boppclt jufammengefe^t. 
 Decompgsi'tion , s. Chem. bie 3erfc$ung. 
 To DecQmpound', v. a. 1. imi 33lal jufammen* 
 
 fe^enj 2. biird^ cine s»eite 3ufammenfe§ung 
 
 bilbenj 3. htxlc^in, jerfe^en, auflofen. 
 Decompound', adj. 1. mebrmais jufammcnge* 
 
 fe|t} 2. Bot. boppclt iufttmmcngcfe|t. 
 Decompoun'dable, adj. 1. n)a§ normals JU- 
 
 fammengefcot werben faun j 2. jerfcobar. 
 To Dec'yriite, v. a. lit. &Jig. jicren, [ibmucten. 
 Decf^ra'tion , v. l.bicSSerjicruug, bcrSAmucfj 
 
 2. Arch, ber^icrat^ j 3. Theat. bie Decoration. 
 Dec'orjjtive, adj. jiercnb, becoratit), T. 3icr»i 
 
 — painting, bie ©ecorationSmalereij — print- 
 ing, bcr 3ierbrucf. 
 
 Dec'orator, y. l.bcr S^crjicrcr tibcrb. 5 2. Theat. 
 
 ber Sbeatermeifler. 
 Deco'rous, 1. adj.; II. —ly, adv. anfldnbig, ge« 
 
 jiemcnb. 
 To Decor'ticatc , v. a. 1. abrinbcn (^dmnc)» 
 
 2. (^filfcnfru(bte) auSf(bdlcn, auS^filfcn. 
 Decortjca'tion, s. 1. bas Ifbrinbcn (bcr SSdumc) 
 
 2. ba§ entbfilfcn. 
 Deco'rum, s. 1. bic SBoblanfldnbigfcit, ®d)icf» 
 
 Ii(bf c(t) 2. Arch, bie 3roctfmdpigFeit cine$ 
 
 ©cbdubcs. l^-fis. tdufcben, ^intergeben. 
 To Decoy', v. a. I. f3bern , anfobern , lorfcn i 
 Decoy', .V. 1. bie 2ocfung, SSerfucbungj 2. Spor'. 
 
 bic 2otffpeife, ber ^obcr j 3. Falc. ba§ SSorlop > 
 
 4. bcrSJogclbcrbj 5.Nawf.bicperflclltc^lU(bt5 
 
 — bird, t)er Eo(t»ogel; — man, ber S5ogcl|lel- 
 Icrj Sntenfdngeri — pond, ar — for ducks, 
 Sport, ber (Sntcnfang, Gntcn^erb. 
 
 To Decrease', v. I. w. abncbmcn, fallen, fi(b 
 ccrminbern j II. a. verminbern, ocrringcrn. 
 
 Decrease', s. 1. bie ^bnabmc, SBcrminberung j 
 2. Ast. bag Ibnebmcn (bes 50tonbe§). 
 
 To Decree', v. a. & n. Law, 1. bef(bliepen} 2. 
 bcflimmcn, oerorbnenj 3. juerfenncn. 
 
 Decree', .v. 1. Law, ba& ®CK§, ©CCrctj 2. bie 
 @ntf(bcibungi 3. bic SSerorbnungj 4. bie 
 Sfli(btfi^nur, SSorf(brift ; 5. Theol. bcr Sdatb- 
 fcblup (®otte§). [3. Cryst. bic DecreScens. 
 
 Dec'rem?nt, s. I. bic ^Cbnabmcj 2.bcrSScrluflj 
 
 Decrep'jt, adj. abgclebt,bctagt. 
 
 To Decrep'itate , v. I. a. Chem. verpuffcn laf* 
 fen; 11. n. oerpuffen, abfniflern. 
 
 Decrepjta'tion, s. 1. Chem. bicSScrpujfung, 
 ba§ :}(bFniftern5 2. baS -^ralfeln, ^Kniilcrn. 
 
 Dttcrep'jtness , Decrep'itude, *. bielfbgelcbt* 
 fidt, icitcr§f(bnja.!)e, ®cbred)li*feit. 
 
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 [>«cres'ceiit, L adj. ahm^mmt , M t>txmin= 
 
 Decre'ta!, I. adj. Law, dnm SScfc^luf, 33efe^l 
 
 ent^altcnb, ©ccretaU 5 H. s. Ecc Die® ecretale. 
 Decre'tist, *. Ecc. terDecretifl, ,^ir4)enre^t§= 
 Dec'retorjly, adu. cntf(l^eit)CnD. [le^rer. 
 
 Dec'retQfj' , adj. 1. entfci^ci^enD ; bcftnitic J 2. 
 
 fritifd^ (QU^ Med.). 
 Decre'tory, s. Law, t)Q8 @nburt^eil. 
 Decri'al, s. t)ic uBlc ^fioci^rcDc, ber offentUc^c 
 
 Serruf. [SSerrufer. 
 
 Decri'er, s. t>er offentlic^e 3:at)ler , SJcrfddrcicr, 
 ToDScry', v. a. in iibeln 9luf bringen, rer= 
 
 ^reien, oerrufen. 
 Decubii'tion, s. baS Stieberlecjen. 
 Decum'bence, — cy, s. bag 2icgen, fcic Sage. 
 Decum'bent, rtd;. 1. liegenb, le^nenb, 2. fiof. 
 
 nieberliegenb 5 3. bettldgerig. 
 DScum'bjture [— tshur], .v. bkSettldgerigfeit. 
 Dec'uple, I. adj. gc^nfac^^ H. a-. t)ie ©erje^n^ 
 Decu'rjQn, s. Der ©ecurio. [fat^te 3a^I. 
 
 Decur'r?nt, adj. Bot. ^crablaufenb. 
 Decur'sion, s. baS^crablQUtenj tax ^JCblauf. 
 Decur'sive, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. abn)5rt§ 
 
 .QUfeni ; ablaufcut) i 2. 5o«. ^crabfliepenb. 
 Decurta'tion, 5. bQ& "JCbflirsen, 8tu$en. 
 Dec'ary, j. bic ©ccurie. 
 To Decus'sate , v. a. in fpi^en SBinFeln burets 
 
 f(!&nciben. 
 Decus'&ate, adj. 1. gefreujt, bur(^f dbnitten 5 2. 
 
 Bof. QrmfSrmig freujweifc geflellt. 
 Decussa'tion , s. 1. Geom. & Opf. bie Durd^* 
 
 f^ncibung nad) unglci(]^en Sffiinfein, 2. bcr 
 
 ©ur^fd^nittSpunft, r. ^noten; 3. Vn'Kh' 
 
 fiirjung. [t^ifi^ i 3. Funftreid). 
 
 Deda'Ijan, adj. I.bunt5 2. yernjorren, labt)rins 
 Ded'alous, adj. Bot. (\). SSldttem) bdbalif(3^. 
 Dedenti'tion, s. Hh ^CuSfallen bcr 3ci^ne. 
 To Ded'jcate, v. a. lit. &Jig, mi^n, wibmcn. 
 Ded'jcate, adj. gemei^t, gewibnu't. 
 Dedicatee', s. ber ®6nncr, patron. 
 Dedjca'tion, s. lit. kfig. bie SSei^ung , 3Bibs 
 Ded'jcatQf, s. bcr ^ucigner, SBibmenbe. [mung. 
 Ded'icatory, adj. jueigncnb, wibmcnb. 
 Dedi'tion, s. bie Uebcrgabe, Ucbcrlieferung. 
 To Deduce', v, a. 1. ^ixliiUn, oblciten 5 2. foI= 
 
 gem, f(i)Iicfen5 3. au§[ul)rcn. 
 DedQce'raent, *. bic ©(Jblu^folge. 
 DedQ'clbie, adj. ^crjuleiten, fit^ folgcm ob. 
 
 f^Iiepcn laffcnb. 
 To Deduct', v. a. abjie^en, Qbrcd(>ncn, Com. 
 
 robcttircn, bccortirenj Corns, to be d-cd, 
 
 (con einer ©umme, :c.) abge^enj charges 
 
 d-ed, na(^ ^fbjug ber Soften. 
 Deduc'tion, s. 1. boS TCbjic^en, 2. ber Tfbpg, 
 
 Com. Decort, bic Stefacticj 3. ber ©d^luf, 
 
 bie ©(i^lupfolgc 5 4. bie orbnunggcmdfe Sar* 
 fleUung. [— ly, adv. folgcrungSnjcife. 
 
 Dediic'tlve, 1. adj. ^erjuleitcu, ju folgemj H. 
 
 Deed, s. 1. bie3:^at,|)anblungi 2.bie3:^dtig« 
 feitj 3. W %^o.t\(xiit',^. LaiD, bic Urfunbc,baS 
 ^nflrument, document, ber Contract, d-s, 
 pl. uber^. ^apicre, S5rieffit>aften j — poll, 
 Law, ber einfeitige Contract. 
 
 To Deed, 0. a. Am. bocumentarifdj ubermai^en, 
 ur!unbli£^ fibertragen (- to, Quf). 
 
 Deed'I^ss, adj. t^aUnlo^, unt^dtig. 
 
 To Deem, v. I. n. benfen , urtl(>eilcn , mcinen, 
 (erOac^tenjII.aJ-^alten(fur) 3 2. oermut^en. 
 
 Deep, I. adj. 1. lit. & Jig. tief (qu(^ sjomSone, 
 :c.)j 2. niebrig gelegcnj 3. Dcrborgen,ge» 
 ^cim, tiefj 4. fc^mer ju begreifen, bunfel, 5. 
 liflig,ucrf(!^Iagen, arglijligj 6, bunfelj fin» 
 flerj 7. fig. ftarf, grop (adv. fc^r), ubermd- 
 pig 5 Mils, three—, brei 9)Cann ^06) j Il.adw. 
 tief, tief ^inunter j III. s. 1. lit. &fig. Vic Zitftj 
 2. ber Ibgrunb (bie Zkfc) ber ©eradffer, "aie 
 See, bQS |o^e 5Keer 3 3. ba§ tief SSerborgencj 
 IV. comp. Mars. — drawing, tief int SBaffcr 
 ge^enb) — sea lead. ba& f(^n)ere (ob. ISiefO 
 2ot^ 5 — sea line , bie grope Sot^Ieine ; — sea 
 reel, bie Ololle jur gropon Sot^Ieine? a — 
 waisted (or frigate-built) ship, ein ®^iff mit 
 ^o^er 93a(f u. BMW' 
 
 ToDee'pen, v. I. a. 1. i^ertiefcttj tief (tiefcr) 
 ma(^en5 2.oerbunfeIn 5 3.itg.fd)rerfenber.ern* 
 fter mad()en, cergropern, trubenj II. n. ticfet 
 werbett) fic^ certtefen, \id) fenFen. 
 
 Dee'penjng, s. 1. bieSScrtiefung j 2. ber ^intcr» 
 grunb) — tools, Mech. SSertiefung&inflru* 
 
 Deep'ly, adv. oon Deep, qv. [mentc. 
 
 D5ep'n?ss, s. 1. lit. k fig. (aud^ Mus.) bic 
 Siefej 2. bie ©d^lautjeit, SSerfd^Iagen^eit, — 
 of the cry, Sporf.ba8tiefe®ebeIIber^unbe. 
 
 Deer, s. collect, bag Olot^njilb, fallow — , t)er 
 ®aml)irf(3& 5 red — , ber ^irf(b , bie ^inbinn > 
 
 — field, ber ^arf,3;^iergartenj— hays, Sporf. 
 (C.) \i(x% aiot^milbge^egej— skins, Oletj^dutej 
 
 — stalking, Sport, bag SSurfd^en, ©ef(^Ici* 
 d^en beg Slot^mlbeg mit ber SSiidjfe j — steel- 
 ing, bie (Sflot^s)3BiIbbieberei. 
 
 To Deface', v. a. 1. entftetten, oerunf^Qltcn, 
 
 oerberben 32. (®ef(^riebcneg,:c.) auSflreid^en, 
 
 auSlofd^cnj certilgcn. 
 Deface'ment, *. 1. bie SntfteUung, SSerunftal* 
 
 tung5 2. bic ITuglofc^uug 3 3erni(itung. 
 Defa'c^r, .v. ber SScrberber, SSertilger. 
 De facto [de fac'to]. Law, rairflifi) , factif(^. 
 To Defal'cate, v. a. 1. abfi^neiben, cermiiu 
 
 bern? 2. (c. <Summen) abred^nen, abjie^en. 
 Def?ilca'tion, s. 1. bic SSemiinberung 3 2. bci 
 
 "^bjug; bie ^iiriung (». einer ©ummc). 
 
Defa 
 
 233 
 
 Defi 
 
 Defama'tion. s. J)ic g5erlcumt)un9 , (Sntel^rung, 
 Law, Sijfamation. 
 
 Defam'afory, adj. loerleumbcrifc^, e^rcnru^rig, 
 [(^md^enD j Law, t)iffamatorifd(). 
 
 To Defame', v. a. cerlcumbcn, oerunglimpfcn, 
 cntc^rcn. [Saf^erer. 
 
 Defa'mer, s. ber SSerkumber, Q^rcnf^dnDcr, 
 
 Default', s. 1. bcr %t^Uv , DttS SSerfe^en, SSer* 
 ge^en j 2. tie Unterlaffung, SSernad^ldfrigungj 
 3. ucr 5RGngel5 4. Hunf. baS SSerfc^Iagen 
 t)cr gtt^rtej in — whereof, bef. Lair, in ©r* 
 mangelung toejfcn, mibrigen §aU§i Com-*, to 
 make — , nic^t bejtt^jlen j — of the acceptor, 
 5Rangel (an) "JCnna^mC) — in payment, 3Jt. 
 (on; 3a^lung j purtners in - , Ba^Iung mU 
 gcrnt)e 3:^eilne^mer. 
 
 To Defjiult', V, l.a.l. Law, in Contumaciam 
 cntfc^citjen, conbemniren 5 contumacircnj 2. 
 (eine^tli^t, einen SSertrag ju erfuHen) er- 
 mangelnj (cinen Contract) brcc^enj II. n. 
 TOortbrilti^ig fein , ermangcln. 
 
 Defaulted, adj. mangel^aft. 
 
 Defaul'ter, s. 1. Law, t)er (Sontumajcj 2. Der 
 ^fli(^tt>ergeffene, ?S$ortbru(!)igci 3. bcr SScr* 
 untreuer, ©efrau)5ant j Uebelt^dtcr. 
 
 Deiea'sance, s. Law, 1. treScrntc^tung, ^uf* 
 ^ebung, "JCnnuUirung 3 2. tie (Segenoevfiijrei* 
 bung, ®egenoerfit(^crung. 
 
 Defea'sible, I. adj. nja§ ungultig gemac^t tucv-' 
 Un Unn, annuUirbor 5 II. — ness , .v. tic %a= 
 ^igfcit, annuQirt ju rot:rt)en, t>ic SScrni^ts 
 barFcit. 
 
 Defeat', s. Mil. 1. bic 5iicbcrlagc; 2. ba§ 3u= 
 rurfft^Iagcn (bcS ^einbe&, k.) 3. Laio,bie 
 irnnuUirung j 4. bic SJereitclung. 
 
 To Defe-at', v. a. 1. (in bie §lud)t; fcblagcn, 
 x?crni(bten (cin |)etr)5 2. »creiteln. 
 
 4: Defea'tnre, s. bie 3?icberIogc (^Shksp. Com. 
 of Err. 5, 1 mit 2)oppcIftnn : bie (Sntflellung). 
 
 To Defecate, u. a. l.(Stufrig!citen)abfiaren, 
 Ifiutcrnj 2. fig. reinigen J obftra^iren. 
 
 Defecate, adj. geldutcrt, abgcHdrt. 
 
 Defcca'tion, s. bic Sduterung, {Kcinigung. 
 
 Defect', s. 1. bcr 5)langcl} 2. ber ^e^Icr, bo§ 
 SBcrge^en, bcr ^rrt^um^ 3. bag ©ebrccben. 
 
 Defec'tion, s. 1. bic ^flid^tDcrgcffen^cit, ber 
 TCbfatlj 2. bie ©mporung. 
 
 Defec'tive, I. adj.; II. - ly, adv. l.mangel^aft, 
 unooUftdnbig, unt)oUfommen5 Com.f(bab^aft, 
 befcctj 2. Mor. fcl^Ierbaftj 3. Gram. man= 
 gclbaft, befcctio j III. — ness, s. bie 9)tangel« 
 bQftigfeit; UnDolIfidnbigfcitj ^e^Ierl()cftig!eit. 
 
 DSfence', s. 1. bic SBcrt^eibigung 5 2.ber ®c^u§, 
 bie®i(bcrbeitj 3. Laio, bic Cinrebcbe&aSc:- 
 flagtenj 4. ber Sffiiberflanb iibcr(|.5 5. Mil. 
 bie Scrt^eibigunggfunfl. 
 
 Defgnce'I?ss, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. f(bu$lo§, 
 n)e^rIo5 5 2. unbcfeftigt, offen (i>. @tdbten)j 
 o^ne aSefalung j 3. obnmdcbtig, n)iberftanb§= 
 Io§) III. — ness, s. bie ©(bu^Iofigfeit, SBebr* 
 lojigfeit, ^ulflofigfcit. [2. Her. UB ®e»d|f. 
 Defen'ces, *. pi. 1. Mi7. Scrt^eibigungSrocrfci 
 To Defend',!). I. a. 1. (bcf. MtZ.) \>crt^eibigcr.} 
 
 2. f(^u§en; |!4>crn j beroa^rcn (— from , >?or) i 
 
 3. befefligen (s. 95. burcb Sinfricbigungen jc.)j 
 II. n. fid^ oert^cibigen. 
 
 Defen'dable, adj. t?ert^eibigungSfd^ig. 
 
 Defen'dant , I. adj. oert^cibigenb , SSert^eibi* 
 gung§*(aucb Law)i II. s. l. ber SSert^eibi* 
 gcr5 2. Law, ber (female — , bie) aScHagte. 
 
 Defen'der, J. 1. bcr SSert^cibigcrj a5ef(bit$eri 
 2 Law, ber "JCnraalt, Ibijocat. 
 
 Defen'dr?ss, s. bie SScrt^cibigcrinn, 95efd>u^es 
 rinn , S5crfc4)terinn. 
 
 Defen'sative, I. adj. B6)Vi^ gewd^rcnb, l>crt^ci» 
 bigenbj II.*. l.bcr®'.^u$,bieSSert^eibigungi 
 2. Surg, ber SSerbanb, ic j ba§ ©efenjii^pflas 
 fter J 3. Med. ba& ©cfenricmittel. 
 
 Defense', &c. (Wb.) vid. Defence, &c. 
 
 Defen'sible, I. adj. 1. >?ert^eibigung§fdi)ig j 2. 
 ju re(3^tfertigen 5 3. baltbar (gegen ingrijf)} 
 II. — ness , s. t)ie Seif^tigfcit cert^eibiget ju 
 »erbenj|)altbarfeit. 
 
 Defen'sjve , I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. t'Crt^ci* 
 bigenb,@d)u$s j 2.im S5crt^eibigunggsufIonbc4 
 II.*.l.ba&SScrt^eibigung8mitte(,ber(S(birm, 
 @cbu^ j 2. ber S5-§|lanb , Mil. bie ©efenrtte. 
 
 To Dekr', v. I. n. 1. auffd^iebcn,86gcrn5 2^g. 
 iiberlaffen, anl)cimflcUcn) 3. natbgeben, roill* 
 fa^ren ; II. a. l. oerfcbieben, uersogern 5 2. Dar* 
 bringcn, barbieten, Com-*, deferred annui- 
 ties, cine 2eib rente, bie man burcb ^injob' 
 lung jdbrlicber ^rdmien oon grreid^ung einc$ 
 beftimmten Seben^ia^reS anbefommtj d-ed 
 debt (or stock), au§gefe§te <S(bulb. 
 
 Deference, *. 1. bic^djtung, G^rerbietungj 
 
 2. bie ©cfdUigfeit, .?)crabla|fung , €fluderi(bt» 
 
 3. bag 5ta(bgebein (bemUrt^eile cineg "Jfnbetn), 
 bie 7CnbeimfleUung. 
 
 Deferent, *. 1. T. ber 2eiter, Bugfii^rer, ^a» 
 nal; bic Sflo^re, 2. Anat. ber ©amengang. 
 
 Deferen'tial, adj. e^rerbietig. [tenbe ©efdfc 
 
 Deferents, *. pi. Anat. Saftro^rdjen, ablci* 
 
 Defer'ment, *. ber ^uffcbub. 
 
 Defer'rer, .v. berSSerfd)icbcnbC,lC.c/. To Defer. 
 
 D5fi'ance,.y.l.bie TfuSforberung (Jum^fi:ampfc)5 
 2. ber Sro^, ^ol)n j bie ^ebbc [Sro^ bietenb. 
 
 Defi'atory, adj. (jum,^ampfe) ^erau&forbernb, 
 
 Defif'ciency , *. 1. ber 9)?angel (an), bic Unju* 
 Idnglitbfciti 2. bic Uneoaftdnbigfcit, Uncoil* 
 f ommcn^eit 5 3. ber ^eblcr , ba§ ® cbretbcn 5 4. 
 Corns, ber SKangcl,:jfu&faU ba8 ?))JancCy ber 
 
Defi 
 
 234 
 
 Degr 
 
 (CaffaO^cft'Ct, t)a» ©eficit j-in (the) weight, 
 
 Mh ($cm6)Umanco j — of a ship's cargo , X)it 
 
 *3erf^lc(&tcrun3 tjer ©(j^ijfslabung, t)crSBaQ= 
 
 ren im ©d^iffe 5-of the store, ta& Sagcrmanco. 
 De(i'ci?nt, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. mangcl^aft, 
 
 unjulSnglid) i untjoHftant^ig j to be — in the 
 
 weight. Com. am (S)im6)t f C^Ien J — numbers, 
 
 Arith. mangel^afte 3a^Ien. 
 Def'jcit, s. t>Q§ t>ef!cit (uirf. Deficiency). 
 Defi'?r, s. t>er ^uSfortercr, :c. cf. To Defy. 
 To Defile', v. I. a. 1. lit. kfig. beflerfcn, U* 
 
 f(^musen, bcfuDclnj 2. trfiben (SBaffcr :c.) 3. 
 
 ft^on^en, ente^renj II. n. MU. Defilircn. 
 Defile', Defilee', s,. bcf. Mil. bercngcSBeg, 
 
 |)o^In)eg, (Sngpap, ©ebirgspap, ba& ©cfite. 
 Defile'ment , s. 1. bic ©eflecfung, ^efubelungi 
 
 2. bie (Snte^rungj ©c^dnbung. 
 Defi'l^r, s. 1. ber (ba§) JBcfc^mujenbc, ©efu- 
 
 beler, 2.berentn)ei^er, Gnte^rcrj3.berSSer' 
 
 fu^rcr, ©c^dnber. [3. befinirbar. 
 
 Defi'n§ible, arf> 1. begrenjbar, 2. befKmmbarj 
 To Define', u. a. 1. gcnau bcfd^reiben, begren* 
 
 jen, umfd^rcibcnj 2. feflfe^en, bcflimmeitj be* 
 
 f^licpenj 3. CSBortc, K.) crfldren, bcfimren. 
 D'ifl'ner , .v. Der 9Jcf(^mbcr, :c. c/. To Define. 
 Definite, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. beflimmt, be* 
 
 grenjtj beftniticj III. *. bcr bcftimmte ©5= 
 
 griff, bag ©cfinttum. 
 DefinTten?ss, s. 1. bic SBefHnimt^cit, ®e»if= 
 
 ^eit j 2. bic ©egrenjt^city Sefc^rdnftfjeit. 
 Defini'tion, *. 1. Ph. &c. bic definition j 2.bie 
 
 §cflfe$ung,entf(^eibung. 
 Deffn'itive, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. Uftimmt, 
 
 ttuSbriicfUti) , cntf(t>eibcnb , befinitiio 5 III. s. 1 
 
 bas Seftimmcnbe, (5ntf(§eibenbc » 2. GramM& 
 
 bcflimmenbe gurwort ? IV.— ness, s. 1. bie SSc* 
 
 ftimmt^ett , 2. bag (gntfd^eibenbe , jDefinif ioe. 
 Deflagrabil'jty, s. Chcm. bie i85erbrennIi(^Peit 
 Deflag'rable, adj. Chem. tcrbrennbar, oer» 
 
 brennfit^. [brcnncn, 
 
 To Deflagrate, v. a. C7iem. cerbrennen, ab» 
 Dellagra'tlon , *. bef. <^iem. & Fhy. bie 58er» 
 
 brennung, ba§ SRcinbrennen. 
 Deflgigrator, s. Phy. ber Dcflagrator. 
 To Deflect', v. I. n.i. fid^ feitro5rt§ wenbcn, 
 
 abweic^enj 2. Naut. (f on bee rc(|)ten ^a^rt) 
 
 abtreibenjll- o. biegen. 
 Deflec'tion, Defle'xion, ,v. 1. bie "JCbrucid^ung 
 
 oon ber ge^origcnStic^tungj 2. Aawtbic^bs 
 
 triftj 3. Pky. bie (Stra^lenbre(i^ung j 4. ber 
 
 Seitenroeg , Umweg. 
 
 Deflec'tor , s. T. t)er ©epector (an Sampen). 
 Dette'xure, s. 1. bo5 !)tiebern>firtsbeugenj 2. 
 
 Def l9r^te, adj.Bot. abgeblu^t.[vid.Deflection. 
 
 l^eflpra'tion, s. 1. Ui ©d^finbung (einer^ung- 
 frau)) 2. Me Xueroa^I bc5 SBeflen, ber ^ern. 
 
 To Deflour , v. a.l.(einc3ungfrau)f(J^R)ddjcn, 
 
 [(^dnbenj 2. ©crunjicren 5 3. ber SBIumen be* 
 Deflou'r^r, s. ber @^renfd)dnber. [rauben. 
 Defliix', Deflu'xion, s. bcr TCbflup j — of hu- 
 mours, t>cr ^luf (im ^Kopfe), @d>nupfen. 
 Dcfolja'tion, s. ber 95IattcrfaU, ©pat^erbft. 
 To Deforce', v. a. Law, gewaltfam oorcnt^ttl* 
 
 ten. [^altung. 
 
 DefOrcc'in^nt, s. Law, biegewaltfameSSorents 
 Defor'ciant, s. Law, ber @tn)a§ gewaltfam S5or» 
 
 cnt^alitenbe. [2. ente^ren, fd^dnben. 
 
 To Deform', v. a. 1. cerunftalten, entftcUcn j 
 Deform', adj. ungeftaltet, ^dflid). 
 Defprma'tion, y.bie SSerunftaltung, Gntfiellung. 
 Defor'm^r , s. ber SSerunftalter. 
 Defor'raity, s. 1. bie Ungeflalt^eit, ^a^li^iUiU 
 
 2. bie Unregelmdpigfcit. 
 To Defraud' , v. a. Unterfd^lcif madden , betru» 
 
 gen, bcioort^eilen (mit of), [©cfraubation. 
 Defrauda'Mon, s. bcr SSctrugj Untcrfd^lcif, bic 
 Defrau'd?r, *.ber aSctruger, ©efraubant. [lung. 
 Defrand'raent, s. bcrSSctrugj bie ®eoort^ei» 
 To Defray', v. a. (bic ^oficn) trogen, be* 
 
 flreitcn, bejaljlen. [ber erfa§. 
 
 Defray'ment, s. bie ©efireitung ber ,S:oflen 5 
 Deft, adj. (-\y, adv.) mtt, gewanbt, gefd^icfti 
 
 -ness, s.bie^Jettigfeitj ©efd^icfWeit; 2c. 
 Defunct', I. adj. cerfiorben j II. s. ber (bit) 
 Defunc'tion, s. ba§ 2fbfterben, [S5crflorbenc. 
 To Defy', v. a. 1. (jum ^ampfe) ^erau&for- 
 
 berni 2. %vo^ hktcn, ^o^n fprc^cn j 3. ccr* 
 
 fdj^md^en. 
 To Degar'nish, v. a. 1. bcg^auSrat^eS, :c. be* 
 
 rauben, entblSpen? 2. Mil. eine ^efiung, :c. 
 
 bcgarniren. 
 Degar'nishm?nt, s. 1. bie SBcraubung, @ntbl6« 
 
 fung con. . .; 2. Mil. bie ©egarnirung. 
 Degen'eracy, *. lit kfig.tii^lltaxtm^i SScr» 
 
 berbt^eit. [into, in), entarten. 
 
 To Degen'?rate, v. n. lit. & fig. auSarten (— 
 Degen'?rate , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. au$gear= 
 
 Ut, entartetj terberbtj ill. — nes^ , s. bie 
 
 "JfuSartung, SSerfc^lec^tcrung. [(Sntartete. 
 Degenera'tion , s. 1. bie TCuSartung j 2. ba$ 
 Degen'^rous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. entar« 
 
 tcti 2. fig. unebcl, f(^dnbli(^. 
 To Deglu'tinate, v. a. l.(ba§^fngeleimte)lo6« 
 
 reifen? 2. fig. lofen, ent»icfe(n. 
 Deglutjna'tion, *. l.ba§7fbrcipen(bejfen, toai 
 
 angeleimt ifl)5 2. fig. bie (Sntwicf clung. 
 Degmti'tion , *. 1. ba8 ed^lucfen j 2. ba§ SScr^ 
 
 mSgcn, ju fdE>ludfcn. 
 
 Degrada'tion, s. 1. bic^bfe^ung, ©cgrabirungj 
 ' 2.bie(Sntartung,ba5Serberbnif j 3.bieg5cr« 
 [ ringerung (bes SKert^cs jc) j 4. ut. &fig. bie 
 I 8erfleinerung5 5. Paint, bie 2uftperfpectit>t. 
 
Degi 
 
 235 
 
 Deli 
 
 To Degrade', v.a.l. (mit of, fce§ Imti, JC) 
 entfclen, begrobircnj 2, ^erunterfc^enj ui- 
 rlngern ^ 3. /iV. cerfleinern (- into, ju). 
 
 Degrade'ment, s. tie 2fbfe|ung, ^ntfc^ung. 
 
 Degree', 8. i.ter®rab, Hc6tufe,ber@(^ritt; 
 2. ber ®tanb3 3. fcie ©attung, (SlaJTe; 4. fcer 
 ©rob ber S5er»anbtf(^aft ; 5. Math.^ Geog 
 &c. bcr ®rob j 6. ^W^A. bie breiflellige 3a^l ; 
 7. J/tts. ber (ba§) 3nteri>aU 5 8. ^c. ber ®rab ; 
 9. bQ§ aKaf, aSerljdltttip : to a-, gemffcr- 
 mapen, ikmlid) i im t)6d)flen ®rabe ; by d-s, 
 mi unb na6), Qllmci^tig. 
 
 To Degust', V. a. !oflfn, ocrfud^en. 
 
 Deguata'tion, s. ba? ,Roflen. 
 
 DehTs'cence, s. l.baSDffenfte^en; 2.Bo^bttg 
 ^uffpringcn ber ©amenfapfeln. 
 
 Dehis'cent, adj. Bot. Quffpringenb, flQffenb 
 (c. ©ttmenfapfeln). 
 
 To Dehort', v. a. roibcrrat{)en, Qbma{;nen. 
 
 Dehorta'tion, s. ba$ aBiberratt)en, lbrat!:)cn 
 
 Dehor'tatory, crc?;". wibcrrot^enb, obrat^enb. 
 
 Dehor'ter, «. ber ^brot^enbe. 
 
 Deif ic, beif'ical, adj. 1. gottlid); 2. g6ttU(i) 
 mtt(^enb, oergotternb. 
 
 Deifica'tion, s. bie SSergotterung. 
 
 De'ifter, 5. ber SSergotterer; ®6|enbiener 
 
 De'iform, adj. Don g6ttlid>er ©cflalt, ®ott 
 
 Deifor'm.ity, s. bie (Sottd^nWeit. [(i^nli(^. 
 
 To De'ify, v. a. lit. &fig. cergottem. 
 
 To Deign [dan], r. I. n. gcru^cn, belieben 
 ii^ ^erabrQlTen; II. a. nx^atUn, geroo^ren 
 
 De'ism, s. Ph. bcr ®ei§muS. 
 
 De'ist, 8. Ph. ber ©eifl. 
 
 Deis'tic, Deis'tjcal, adj. Ph. beiflif(^. 
 
 De'jty, 8. bie ®ottl)eit. [bctriiben. 
 
 To Deject', u.a.niebcrfc^Iogen^mut^logmat^en, 
 
 Deject', adj. &c. vid. b. f. 88. 
 
 Dejec'ted, I. adj. ; II.— ly, acfr. niebergefd^la; 
 gen, mutl)fc§; III.— ness, s. wie b. f.SB. 1 
 
 Dejec'tion,«.l.bie9cicbcrge[c^lQgcn^eit,Srau* 
 rigfcit; 2. bie 9Jfagen[(^n)ttd>e, ^ppctitloftg* 
 feit} 3. Med. bie :?CuSleerung ; ber @tu^l5 
 4. ba§ Jfiebcrreerfen (uber()., auc^ qu8 e^rcr* 
 bietung). 
 
 Dejec'tory, adj. l.i/ec?.Qbfu^renb; 2. nicbers 
 f(^(ttgenb. 
 
 Dejec'ture [— tshur], s. Med. bie ©xcremente, 
 bcr ®tut)lgong. 
 
 To De'jerate, v. a. (f)0(]^ u. t^euer) f(^n)6rcn. 
 
 Dejera'tion, s. bie Gibe^leifiung. 
 
 Dejuga'tion, s. ba§ "Jfbjod^en. [Otec^tgroegen. 
 
 De Jure [de ju're] , (lat.) rcd^tmdf ig , DOU 
 
 DelSc?ra'tion, 8. bag 3t'treifcn. 
 
 Delacryma'tion, s.bttSSet^rcinen; IK^rdnauge 
 
 Delapsa'tion, 8.ba§ S^ieberfaUen, |)erttb fallen 
 
 To Delapse, r. a. nieberfaOen, IjcrabfoUen. 
 
 Delapsed', adj. Med. corgcfaUcn (oonber <Sc» 
 bdrmuttcr). [®cbdrmuttcr. 
 
 Delap'sion , s. Med. bcr gall, Ssorfall tCl 
 
 To Delate', v. a. ccrflagen, angebcn. 
 
 Deia'tion, s. 1. ba§ Sragcn, bicgortpflanjung 
 (be§ ©(^aUcS 2C.) i 2. Law, bie "JCnflagc, ^n« 
 
 Dela'tor, s. bcr ^(ngebcr, ^nfldgcr. [jeigc. 
 
 Dela'tory, adj. angcbcnb, anflagcnb. 
 
 To Delay', V. I. a. 1. auff(^icbcn, tjcrfd^icbcnj 
 2. auf^altcn5 3.l)Cmmcn3 Com-*, to— the pay- 
 ment, mit bcr SBcja^lung ^in^altcnj to — the 
 sale, mit bcm >Bcrfaufe an^altcn j 11. n. J . (i>on 
 ber SSirfung) auft)6rcn5 2. jogcrn, jaubcrn. 
 
 Delay', s. 1. bcr SScrjug, Uc Scrjogcrungj 
 Com. bcr(3a^lung§=)^uffdjub, bie ®cftun= 
 bung, 0lcfpiroi 2. bie Scbcnfjcitj S.bicjeit* 
 wcilige Untcrbrcc^ung. 
 
 Delay'^r, s. bcr 3aubcrcr, 36gcrcr. 
 
 Dflcre'dere, s. Com. ba§ ©clcrcbcrcj to stainl 
 (or to warrant) — ^itrgfd)aft(ob. cincn Sdixr* 
 gen) flcllcn j bclcrebcrc flefjen. [n>cg , tilge. 
 
 Dele [de'le], (lat.) impcr. l6fd)C au§, flrcid^C 
 
 Dei'eble, adj. aU5lDf(^li(^ , \>crlof(^bar. 
 
 Delec'table , I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. crgc^lid), 
 rciscnbjm. — ness,. V. bie ^Cnne()mlid)fcit,(5rs 
 gcftlidjfcit. 
 
 Del^cta'tion, s. bie 6rgc§ung, 2ufl. 
 
 Del'egacy, s. vid. (b. ii.) Delegation. 
 ToDel'egate, v. a. 1. \>crf(bictenj abcrbttfaj 
 
 mitSSoHmatj^tabfcnbeni 2. (®c«ttlt) ubcr* 
 
 tragen j 3. Law, bclcgircn, (cinc@djulb) ubcr= 
 
 roeifcn j bcflcUen (cincn {Ricl)tcr). 
 Del'egate, s. bcr ^bgcorbnctc, iSBct? oUmdd^tip.tc, 
 
 jDclcgirtc, Dtlcgat. [tragt, bcoollmdf^tigt. 
 Del'egate, Del'cgat?d, adj. abgcorbnct, bcauf^ 
 Delega'tion, s. 1. bie Ibfcnbung , llborbnung, 
 
 3)ctolImd(^tigung j 2. collect, bie 7rbgeorb= 
 
 nctcn, 3. Law, bicUcbcrmcifung(cincr® (^ulb), 
 
 delegation. [bcrnb. 
 
 Delenif'ical, adj. fc^mcrjftitlcnb , fd^mcrjlin* 
 Delete'rious, arfj. l.tobtlid?, giftig j 2.f(^db« 
 
 lid), i>crberbli(^. 
 
 Dele'tion, .v. bic :jCudl6fd)ung , baS ^luSlcfd^cn. 
 Delft, s. Geo'^. (bic @tabt) jDclft j — ware, ba§ 
 
 bclftcr ©tcingut, ^albporjcUan, bicgaDancc. 
 To Deirb'erate , v. I. n. ratl)f(^lagcn j 6tn)a(5 
 
 (bci fi(b) ubcrlcgcn 5 II. «. ubcrlcgcn, bebcnf en. 
 Delfb'erate, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1 . bcba(^t- 
 
 fam, bct)utram, vorrid^tig^ bcfonnen, faltblii^ 
 
 tig}Umfi(^tigj2. wc^l crraogcnj Hi. — ncss. 
 
 s. bie aScbat^tfamFcit, ©orrid^tigfcit, llmfi*' 
 
 tigfeit, ^altblutigfcit. 
 Deliibera'tion , s. bie a5cratl)f((>tagung , Ucbcr* 
 
 Icgung, (Sonfercnj 5 — of the master and crew , 
 
 Mar. bic @ec«6r^altung (tor bem Sccmurfc). 
 Delib'^r^tive, I. adj. 1. bcrat^fd^lagcnb, ubCT* 
 
Deli 
 
 236 
 
 Dema 
 
 legend , 2. berat^enb 5 3. uberlegt, oorfa^lid^ 5 
 
 11. s. fell (miinblid^c) SSeratljfc^lagung. [tig. 
 Delib'era lively, adv. mitUebcrlegung, UU6)= 
 Del'jcac) , .9. 1. Der SBo^Igefd^morf, tic ,fi:6f^= 
 
 lid)f eit (feer Speifen :c.)5 2. lit. & fig. feic 
 
 ^ein^c^t, ^art^eit, jarte aSefd^ojfcn^eit. 
 Del'jc^te, I. adj. ; II. —ly, arfw. 1. UJilid^, lkh> 
 
 116) (0. ©efi^macf); 2. lecfer, wd^leriftij 3. 
 
 ouSerlefctt; t)ortreffli(i^ 5 4. h7. &yig. fein, sart, 
 
 5. fdnfii^lenfe, sttrtfii^Ient), empfinblid^. III. 
 
 — ness, s. 1. ^if. kjfig. Mc 3art^eit5 2. tie 
 
 ^U^iliH^Mty 3. tie SBeid^Iid^feit. 
 Del'icate, s. I. *i«g. fccr ®utf(imccfer 5 jun>. ber 
 
 Bartling , II. d-s, pi. gcdfcrbiffen, Serfcreien. 
 Deli'cious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. Hjili6), ^err* 
 
 li(^, reijenb; III. — ness , s. Me ^ofllid^feit, 
 
 ber Uieiij Ut Inncl^mlic^fcit/ Suft, SBonne. 
 Deljga'tion, s. Surg. ba§ SSerbinben. 
 Delight' [- lit'] , *. 1. ba§ SScrgnugen, SBo^I' 
 
 be^agcn^ 2. bic ^o^egreube, 8uft, aBonnc. 
 To DelIght^ V. I. a. cergnugen, erfreuen, iu 
 
 gc^en, ll. n. fein SSergnilgcn finbenj ft4) er* 
 
 freuen, crge^en (in, an). 
 Deligh'ter, s. bcr (bie) ft(^ Srgc^enbe. 
 Dellght'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. tXQt^U^, an* 
 
 gene^m, reijcnb. III. — nesg, s. bie ©rge^ti^^ 
 
 fcit, 7Cnne^mIi^!eit. 
 Delight'l^ss, adj. freubenIo§. 
 DSlIght'spme , &c. vid. Delightful, <fec. 
 To Delm'eate, v. a. 1. entwerfen, ffij5iren) 2. 
 
 (ttb)malcn 5 3.^g. barflcUen , fd^ilbern, molcn. 
 Delinea'tion , s. 1. ber crfte ©ntwurf, Ttbrif, 
 
 bic3ei<^nung5 2.bic©arfteUung,@(^ilberung. 
 Delfn'eatory, adj. 1. entwerfenb, ffijsirtnb) 
 
 2. fig. fc^ilbernb. 
 
 Delifn'quency, s. ba§SSerbrc(^en, bie 5Riffet()at. 
 Delin'qiient , s. ber S5erbre(icr, 9Ki{fetl^5ter, 
 
 ©elinquent. 
 To Del'iquate, v. n. & a. (fic^) QUfI(>fen, fd^meU 
 
 jen, (Salje, jc). 
 Deliqua'tion, s. la^ ©(^meljen, 3ergebcn , bie 
 
 :Kufl5fung. 
 
 To Deliquesce', v. n. jerfliefen, sergc^cn. 
 Deljques'c^nce, s. bQ§ 3erflief en, ^erge^en. 
 Deljqoes'c^nt, adj. jerflief enb, jerge^enb. 
 To Deli'quiate, v. n. wie Deliquesce, qv. 
 Deliquia'tion , s. roie Deliquescence, qv. 
 
 Deli'qujum , J. 1. Ckem-s. ba§ 3erflicpen5 ber 
 fluffige Buftanb, 2. Med. bie £)^nmQ(^t. 
 
 To Deli'rate, v. n. irrc rebcn, ma^nfinnig fein. 
 
 Deljra'tion , s. bie ©eij^eSoerwirrung , ber 
 Sffia^nrmn, ba& Srrcreben, ^^ontafiren. 
 
 Deli'rious,!. adj. »a^n{Innig,abern)i§ig;p^Qn* 
 tofirenb} II. — ness, x. ber aBal)nf[nn, boS 
 5?c!irtum. [SSa^nfiun, 2. ba& ©elirium. 
 
 Delir'iviii, *. 1. bic @ei)le§oern>irrung , ber 
 
 Deljtes'cence, s. Med. bo& 3urU(ftrcteCf 3»> 
 rudtfc^lagcn. 
 
 To Deiit'igate, v. a. lanUn, f(^cltcn. 
 
 Delitiga'tion, *. ber 3anf, |)abcr , @trcit. 
 
 To Deliv'er , v. a. 1. freilajfcn, bcfrcien j 2. 
 crlofen, erretten (— from , ijon) j 3. libcrge* 
 ben, fibcrlajfenj liefem , ubcrlicfcrn , ein^dn-- 
 bigen, abgebenj 4. QU§ri(^ten,mc(bcn j 5. du» 
 pern, vortragen, ^altcn (cine JRcbc)^ 6. rcinc 
 ^rau) cntbinbenj Corns, to — in payment, 
 in 3al)lung gebcn j to be d-ed, ju ticfcrnCcon? 
 tro^irte SSaaren)? to be d-ed in eight days, 
 in Qd)t S^ttgen Sicfcrjcit, to be d-cd at Leip- 
 sic, ab Seipjig, franco ab Scipsigj when d-ed 
 m6) erfolgterifblicfcrung j to — in trust, (ei= 
 ncm Qt\M^) ant^crtraucn. 
 
 Deliv'erance, s. 1. bie SScfrciung 5 2. bic @rlo« 
 fung, (Srrettung, 3. bie (gntbinbung, 4. bic 
 Uberlicferung , Ubcrgabcj 5. bcr SScrtragj 
 6. Lawy bie ^reifpre^ung. 
 
 Deliv'^rer, s. bcr S3cfreicr, K. cf. To Deliver. 
 
 Deliv'ery, s. 1. \>ie 95efreiungi 2. bic (Sriofung, 
 errettungj 3. bic Ucbergabe, Ucbcrlicfcrung, 
 Sicferung 5 4. bcr (rebnerifc^e) SSortrcg , .5. 
 bie ©ntbinbung, S^icbcrfunftj Corns, bill of 
 — , ber luSfoIgefd^cin, 2icfcrung§f(^ein} term 
 of (or for) — , bie Sicferjcit, for or on-, 
 auf Eiefcrung, — weight, ba§ ®cn)i(^t bci 
 SBaarc hei bcr TfuSfu^r, auggc^cnbcS ® cn>id)t. 
 
 Dell, 8. bie aSertiefung, Sljalfd^iudjt, bog Zi)al. 
 
 Del'phja, Delphrn'ja, s. Ckem. tiag J)clpf)in5 
 Qlfaloib, ©eip^inin. [^is^bcnDauphlnbetr. 
 
 Del'phine, adj. 1. ben ©erpl}in betreffenb^ 2. 
 
 DeFphjnite, s. Geol. ber iJ5erp()init. 
 
 Del'ta, s. baS (^lupO ^^^i'^- 
 
 Del'toifd, Del'tiiidc, \.adj. 1. Anat. & Bet. 
 bcltaformigi 2.Bot. raufenformig j II. s. (- 
 muscle) , ber ©eltomusfcl. [fc^cn. 
 
 Delu'dable , adj. Ui6)t ju ^intcrgc^cn , JU tQU= 
 
 To Delude', v. a. 1. ^intergc^cn, bctriigcnf 
 anfu{>rcn j 2. ju S^i^te ma6)m, »crcitcln. [f op f. 
 
 Delu'der, s. bcr SSctrugcr, SScrfu^rer, @(^lau» 
 
 Del'uge, s. tit. kfig. 1. bic Ucbcrftbwcmmungi 
 2. bic ©unbflut^. 
 
 To Del'uge, v. a. lit. Scfig. ubcrfc^wcmmcn. 
 
 Delu'sion, s. 1. bad ^intcrgcljen, bcr S5ctrug, 
 bic :£duf(^ung j 2. bcr ^rrt^uni , SBa^n, bi« 
 asicnbung, 3U«noni H^ SSlcnbwcrf. 
 
 Delu'sjve, I. ar/j. ; II. — ly , adv. bctritgIi(V5 
 bctrugcrifc^ ) tjcrfdnglid^ j HI. — ness, 5. bic 
 aSctruglic^Fcit, ba§ bctriigcrifd)c SBefcn. 
 
 Delu'sory, adj. bctruglirt) , bctrugcrifd)^ 
 
 To Deive, v.a.graben. l)el'ver,A-.bcr(Srabcr. 
 
 |Demagog'ic§il, adj. bcmogogif^. 
 
 Dem'agogue, s. ber ©cmagog. 
 
 Demain', Demaine', s, l.bicS)cmdne, ba*frrie 
 
Dema 
 
 237 
 
 Domu 
 
 ©runbeigent^um i 2. ^anbcigcnt^um ubcr^. , 
 3. feer SanbeSertrag. 
 
 To Demand', v. a. 1. forbern, ccrlangcnj 2. 
 (,iTad^)frQgen3 3. erforbern, 4. Law, a^inlin- 
 fpru(^ne^mcn/5uru(f)i>erIangen3&)ocrnagen. 
 
 Demand', *. 1. Da§ a5egc^ren,SScrIangen, ^or-- 
 fcerni 2.bic(®(^ulb0?forberungj 3.l)ie^ra= 
 gejTCnfragcj Stac^frogcj Com. Dcr SBaarcn^ 
 begcljrj 4. iaio, ber ( {RedfjtS O^nfprud^ 3 
 Corns, articles of (or in) — , courante (gttng= 
 bare) SBaarcnartifcl , in — , bege^rt, gefud^t, 
 in Srage 5 payable on — , Quf Berlangcn (nad^ 
 ©ic^t) ja^lbar. 
 
 Deraan'dable , adj. (»?. ©cbulben, :c.) eingc= 
 forbert njerbcn Bnncnt) , cyigibel. 
 
 I>gmaH'dant, J. bcr^orbererj ,Kl5gcr. 
 
 Deman'd?r, *. ber ^orbcrer :c. c/. To Demand. 
 
 Deman'der?s«, s. bie SSittfleUcnnn j Jtldgerinn. 
 
 Demand'ment, j. bie gerid^tlidje ^orberung, 
 ,RIttge} writ of—, bie ^iQgefddrift. 
 
 Demarca'tion, Demarka'tion , s. 1. baS Se= 
 grenjen, bie ©renjbejeid^nung 5 2. (line of—) 
 t)ie (Srenjlinie, OJIorffc^eibe. 
 
 To Demean', v. refl. jid^ bcncl^men, betragcn. 
 
 Demea'noyr,*. baS 95ctragen, SSene^mcn, S5er= 
 fallen. [II. n. toll rocrbcn. 
 
 To Demen'tate, u. I. a. toU, wa^nfinnig ma(^en} 
 
 Dgraen'tate, adj. nja^nfmnig. [bieSSerrucft^cit. 
 
 Dementa'tion, s. baS SoUmafbcn jSoIIroerben, 
 
 DemSph'jtTze , u. a. 0. ungefunbcr 2uft reinigen. 
 
 Demer'it , *. bag iible SSer^altcn , bie SSerft^uU 
 buHg,«Serge^>ung. [fung? 2. baSSSerfcnftfein. 
 
 Demer'sion, s. 1. bic Untertaudjung, Grfdu* 
 
 Demesne [demen'], s. vid. Deraain. 
 
 Dem'i-, nur camp, ^albsj — brigade, Mil. bic 
 4)albbrigabe }— cannon , Gun. bie ^albe 
 ^Qrtt)aunc 5 — chase-boots , cine Hxt ^q16» 
 flicfeln jum Steitenj — cross, Ast. (Mar.) 
 ein ©onnen* u. <Sternent)6^enmefTcr 5 - cul ve- 
 rin, Gun. bie ^albe ^elbfi^Iange, — distance. 
 Fort. bieSntfernung swiften bendupern^o- 
 Ujgonen u. ben ^lanfen? — di'tone, Mus. bie 
 WeineSerji Surg-s. — ttexed, ^albgebeugt, 
 
 — flexion, bic t)albe JBcugung^ — gaunt- 
 let, bcr ^albc ^anjer^anbfc^u^j — gorge. 
 Fort. , bie ^tttfte ber ^e()Ic einer SSoftion, 
 ^albe v^e^Ilinie,— jan, — john, eine grope 
 ^orbflafd^e oon circa 4 U^ 5 ®aUonen; — 
 lance, bie furjc ganjej GnterpieFej - lune, 
 1. ber 4)albmonb 5 2. Fort, bas Sflacelinj — 
 pike, bie ©ntcrpiefe? — premises. Log. ^albe 
 SSorberfd^e 5 — quaver, Mus. bicSec^Sje^ns 
 t^eilnote ; — sang. Law, ^albbfirtig } Muss. 
 — semi-quaver , bieBraeiunbbreipigt^eilnote, 
 
 — tone, ber ^albton 5 — volt, Mart, bie ^albc 
 ^oltei - wolf, ber SBoIfg^uni 
 
 Denil's^ible, adj. Law, \5erpa(^tbar. 
 Demise', s. Law y 1. bic S^ronerlcbigung ? 
 
 2. bcr ^intritt, ba§ :M:bIeben 5 3. bic pa(^t= 
 weifc obcr tcflamcntarifd()e Ucbcrtragung oon 
 ©runbeigcnt^um. 
 
 To Demise', v. a. ubertragen, i>erpad^tcn, tcr* 
 
 miet^enj to — by will, Ic§t«illig i^crma(^cn, 
 
 tefliren. [2. ba§ Siatblaffcn. 
 
 Demis'sion, s. 1. bie "JCbfc^ung^emicbrigung} 
 Dem'jurge, s. Ph. bcr iDcmiurg. 
 Demiur'gjc, adj. P/j.n)cItfd;Qffcnb,bemiurgifd^. 
 DemSc'racy, s. Pol. bic ©cmofratie. 
 Dem'ocrat, DemSc'r^tist, s. bcr jDcmofrat. 
 Democrat'jc , — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 
 
 bcmofratifd). 
 To Demol'jsh, v. a. 1. nicbcrreipcn, einrcifcn j 
 
 f(^lci[eni 2. fig. ju ©runbc rit^tcn. 
 Demol'ish^r, s. ber 3er|l6rer, SSerrouflcr. 
 Demol'ishra^nt, s. bieSScrn)uflung,3crfl6rung. 
 Demoli'tion, s. 1. bic ?)ticbcrreifung , bag 6in= 
 
 rcipen j ©(i^Ieifcn? 2. fig. bic ^erftorung. 
 De'mQn, s. bcr ©dmon, bcf. bofc®eifl, S^cufcl. 
 De'm9n9S8, s. bcr mciblid^c Ddmon. 
 Demo'niac, I. flrfj. bdmonift^, teuflifd^ j H. s. 
 
 bcr (com Scufcl) JBcfeffcnc. 
 Demonl'acal, Demo'njan, roic Demoniac, qv. 
 DeraonSc'raicy , s. bic ©eiflcrgcwalt, Scufcl^* 
 Demon5g'rapher, s. bcr ©dmonologifl. [ma(^t. 
 Demonbl'atry, v. bcr IKcufclSbicnfl. 
 Demonol'ogy, .v. bic ©amonologie. 
 DemSn'strable , I. adj.', II. — ly, adv. crn)Ci$» 
 
 ii6), augenf(beinli(^ 5 III. — ness , s. bie Sr» 
 
 »ci§li(^feif, ^ugenf(^cinli(bfeit. 
 To DemSn'strate, v. a. 1. crnjcifcn, bcwcifcn; 
 
 bart^un? 2. T. bef. Anat. bcmonfirircn. 
 Demonstra'tion , s. 1. bic ©cn)ci8fut)rung, bcr 
 
 a5eraei& 5 2. bic ^Cugenfit)cinli(i^f cit 5 3. bie ©ar- 
 
 fleUung (bur(^ SSorjeigcn, auc^ Bot.) , 4. Anat. 
 
 bic SJorjeigung (u. GrF(drung) fccirter Mv' 
 
 pert^eilc (beim anatomif(bcnUntcrri(bt). 
 DemSn'strative , I, adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. Sbc* 
 
 rocisfraft ^abcnb, iiberscugcnbj 2. crfldrcnb j 
 
 3. (?ra/n. bemonf^ratioj III. — ness, s. bag 
 Uebcrjcugenbe. 
 
 Dem'onstratpr [ Wb. IVorc. Sm. &c.] , *. 1 . 
 
 ber ^eiDeidfii^rer; (Srfldrer; 2. T. bcr ©e= 
 
 monftrotor; 3.^watber*pro[cctor. [jcugenb. 
 Dera8n'strat<?ry, adj.cdi SScwciy bicncnb, flbcr« 
 Demorailiza'tion, s. bic ©ittent»er[(^(c(^tcrung, 
 
 (Sntrittlic^ung. [Rren. 
 
 To DemSr'alize, v. a. cntfittlid^cn, bcmorali* 
 Demot'jc, adj. dgi)p. LiM)cmotif(b. 
 Demiil'c^nt, I. adj. ern)ci(bcnb, linbcrnbj II.*. 
 
 Med. ba§ bemulcircnbc 5Kittel. 
 To Demiir', v. n. 1. unf(^luf|ig fcin, jroeifcln, 
 
 ^feinUrt^eiO aufft^iebenj j^gern, jaubernj 
 
Demu 
 
 238 
 
 Deob 
 
 2. Law, (Sinn>cni)ungen mac^cn (umben^ro» 
 
 cef ju uerjogern). [ftanb. 
 
 Demur',*, bie I8ct>enni4)fcit,l)er^uff(^ub,^n- 
 Demure', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. l.crnjl, gefc^ti 
 
 2. fittfam, befc^eiben j 3. cont. affectirt fitt= 
 
 faiH; fprobe, jimperlic^ 5 III. — ness, s. 1. bie 
 
 ernfl^aftigfert, ©efe^t^eit, 2. bie g^rbarf eit, 
 
 Sittfomfeit 5 3. bie gejroungene ©ittfamf eit, 
 To Demiirr', vid. To Demur. [©teif^cit. 
 
 BemurVable, adj. ttuff(^icbli(§. 
 Demur'rage, s. Corns. ba& Siegegetb (@nt- 
 
 [(^cibigung fur Sniffer) 5 days of— , @ytra= 
 
 (ob. UberO^iegetage, (Uber=)2icge5eit. 
 Demur'rer, ^. 1. bcr Unfcbluffigc, 2. Law, ber 
 
 Sflef^tseinwanb, bie exception. 
 Deraf , s. eine TTrt roei^cS Ropier, eincn ©rab 
 
 flciner, al8 5Kebian j — single, — tissue, &c. 
 
 Tfrten oon ©rucfpapicr. 
 Deo, *. 1. lit. kfig. bie ^6^le, ©rubej 2. ber 
 
 JBau, bag Sager (cines wilben S^icreS). 
 To Den, v. n. in einer |)6^Ie roo^nen. 
 To Denar'cQtlze , v, a. Chem. ber narfotif(J^en 
 
 ^roft berauben. [3e!^ncr. 
 
 Den'ary, I. adj. 3e^n ent(;altenb ; II. s. ber 
 ToDenay', Denay', s. {Sh.) f. Deny, Denial. 
 Den'drachate , s. Geo/, ber SSQUma^Qt, ®en« 
 Den'drite, s. Geol. ber ©enbrit. [brad[)Qt. 
 D^ndnt'jCj — cal, adj. Geol. benbritifd^. 
 Den'droid, adj. Geol. baumd^nli(t>/ baumartig. 
 Den'drolite , s. Geol. b<r ©enbrolit^. [logic. 
 D^ndrol'pgy, s. Geol. bielBaumfunbc. 3)eni5ro= 
 D?ndr6m'et?r, *. Mech. ber iDenbromctcr. 
 Deni'aible, adj. ju Ictugnen, cerncinbar. 
 Deni'gtl, s. 1. bie SSemeinung 5 2. bie SSermeige^ 
 
 rung 5 3. bie SSerldugnung , baS TCbfcijrofiren. 
 Deni'er, s, ber SSerueiner, :c. c/. To Deny, 
 To Den'igrate, v. a. fd^marjmatJ^en, [d^rofirjen. 
 Denigra'tion,A-.ba&©(^»QrsmQd()en,<S(^n)drjen. 
 Den'ira?. *• Com. eine^rt SSaumnjoUeujeug 
 
 (de Nismesy aud) florentines gen.)* 
 Den'is, *. ©ionQriUS (9}i-n.)5 - balls, Bot. 
 
 & P/iarm.^irf(^f(5n)amm. [SSiirgerrecbt. 
 Denjza'tion, s. Law, bie einbiirgerung, baS 
 Den'izen, s. 1. Law, bcr ©ingeburgerte , 2.ber 
 
 freic ®urgcr. [recjt ert^eilen. 
 
 To Den'jzjen , v. a. Law , H^ ^rcmbbfirger* 
 Den'mark, s. Geog. ©cinemarF, — satin, Com. 
 
 bcr fuperfeine Satinet ob. Xafiing. 
 Den'nis, .v. 1. ©ionQfw (§-n.) i 2. cin bunner 
 
 ©pa^ierftorf. 
 
 Dfinom'jnable, adj. (be)ncnnbar. 
 To DenSm'jnate , v. a. 1. ncnnen, benenncn? 
 
 2. Qtn6)t{i6) ernenncn, requiriren. 
 Denomjna'tion, s. I. bie SSenennungj 2. bie 
 
 eittjfe, @ectc. 
 DenSm'jn^tive, adj. 1. benennenbj 2. nam^ttft. 
 
 Denom'inator, s. 1. bcr Scncnnerj 2. Arith. 
 
 ber 'Jienner j Gyponcnt. 
 Deno'table, adj. bcjei(^nct wcrbcn fonnenb, 
 
 untcrf(3^eibbar. 
 
 Denota'tion, s. bie S5cjcid[)nung, ^Cnjcigc 
 Deno'tative, ad;, bejeij^ncnb. 
 To Denote', v. a. i.bejci(^ncn,(bur^3ci(^)en) 
 
 Qubeutcnj 2. bcbeuten, anjeigcn. 
 DSnote'ment, s. bie SScscid^nung, ^njcigc. 
 To Denounce', v. a. 1. (ouf broljcnbC SBclfc) 
 
 anMnbigenj 2. (offentlic^) anflogcn , tcrtla* 
 
 genjrugen. 
 Denoiince'ment, s. 1. bie (bro^cnbc) Infunbi* 
 
 gung (eines flbcIS)? 2. bie Inflage, ba§ ^n* 
 
 gebcn. 
 Denoun'cer,*.l.berS5erFunbiger(cinc§UbcI&)j 
 
 2. ber ^ngeber, ©cnunciant j offentl. Stabler. 
 Dense, Lad;.; Il.-Iy, adv. l.tii^t, fcfKo.Jl6r» 
 
 pern) J 2. bicf, unburd^fiti^tig (oomSTcbel 2C.). 
 Dense'n?ss, Den'sity, s. 1. bie ®id(>t^eit, ®i(^« 
 
 tigfcit (o.Jlfirpern) 5 2.bie 55icf c (bea ^JiebelS). 
 Dent, s. 1. bicKerbc, bcr Ginf^nitt, 2 bet 
 
 (S(l)lQg, <Strei(^. 
 To Dent, v. a. Fcrbcn, au&jacfen. 
 Den'tal, I. adj. bcntol j II. s. 1. (ob. - letter) 
 
 Gram, bcr 3a^nbu^flab 5 2. Zoo/, bcr 
 Den'talite, a-. GeoL ber ©entalit. [5Wcerja^n. 
 Den'tSte, Den't?t?d , adj. Bat. gcjd^nt. j 
 
 Denta'tO-sifn'uate , adj. Bot. budjtig, gcja^nt. 1 
 Den'teJ, af(;.gcferbt,auggcsacft,jadfig. [scil)ne. 
 D^ntel'ij, s. pi. Arch. 3al)nfd^nitte, ^dlbcr* 
 Den'tex, s. Ich. ber 3a^n&rajfcn. 
 Den'tjcle, s ba§ 3d^nd^en (cf. Dentil), [jacff. 
 Dentic'ulate, — la't^d, adj. gcsd^nclt, QU0gc» 
 D?nticuia'tion, s. basifu§gcsacttc,®cjd^ncUe. 
 D?ntiff jcator, s. ber 3«^npuoer 
 Den'tifdrra, adj. jaljnformig. 
 Den'tjfrice, .9. ba& ^a^nmittcl : 3-^uIi>cr, 3-» 
 
 SDpiQt, 3-SBajTcr, bcr 3-^itt. 
 Den'tjl, s. Arch. bcr3a^nfc^nitt, uid.Dentclli. 
 Den'tist, s. bcr 3a^narjt. 
 Denti'tion, s. tia^ 3Q^ncn. [cntblof cn. 
 
 To Denu'date, To Denude', v. a. lit. &fig. 
 Denuda'tion, s. 1. lit. Hi fig. bic (Sntblopungj 
 
 2. Geol. bie gortf(^»cmmung ber ©rbobcrs 
 To Denun'ciate, vid. To Denounce. [fld^C. 
 Denuncja'tion , s. 1. bic (fcicrlid^c) SSerfunbi* 
 
 gung, ^nfunbigung 3 2. bie SScfanntmad^ung, 
 
 ^njeige, Inflage. [ber, ©enunciant. 
 
 Deniincia'tor,5.l.ber7Cn!unbiger5 2.ber7fnge« 
 Denun'cj^itQry, adj. bro^cnb. 
 To Deny', v. a. 1. oerncincnj Idugnenj 2. j>cr« 
 
 Idugncn, entfagcnj 3. jjcrrocigcrn. 
 To DeQbstruct', v. a. (bttS SScrflopftc) offnen. 
 DeSb'struent, Med. I. adj. fiffncnbj II. *. bQfi 
 
 iDffnungSmittcI. 
 
Deod 
 
 239 
 
 Depo 
 
 D€'<?dand, s. Law, fca§ ©ottocrfQUnif , fer* 
 
 fallcne oD. cermirftc ®ut. 
 To De'odand, v. a. qI§ ©ottccrfallmp in aSc* 
 
 fr^Iag nc^men, confiSciren. 
 De'odate, s. ©eotjat, S^^eobor C3Jl-n.)- 
 DeontOI'Qgy, s. feic 2RoraIp^iIofop^ie. 
 To De8x'ydate, u. a. C/iem. fecSo;t)b{ren. 
 D5oxyda'tion,.y. Chem. bU ©CSoxiJbirung. 
 To Deox'ydize , Dgaxydjza'tion , vid. t>ic 2 ^^. 
 
 To Deox'yg?nate , 17. a. Chem. tcSoyi)geniren. 
 
 Dgoxygena'tion, f. C/i'^m. t>ie!Dc§on)genation. 
 
 To Depaint', v.a.l. malcnj 2.7/^,'. f^ilbcrn. 
 
 To Depart', r. n. 1. roeggc^cn, Qbreifen(— 
 for, nQ(^) 5 (0. ©(^iffcn) ouSlaufcn, abfegelii j 
 fid) trcnnen, fi^eiDen; 2. n3eiii)en, abfte^cn, 
 abn)ei(^cn}3.oerge^cn,ccrfd)n>int)en5 4.(jun). 
 a.) ioerfd()cit)en, (Icrbcn, 5. auf^oren. 
 
 Depart'raent, s. fcaS ©epartemcnt. 
 
 Departmen't^il, adj. comp. DepartcmeulaU. 
 
 Dgpar'ture [— tshur] , s. 1. t)a5 SBcgge^cn, 
 Ut ^bgang, bie TCbrcifc j 2. ber :JCbf(^ieD5 3. 
 Der ^intritt, Sob j 4. ba5 'Jfbge()cn, ^blajfen 
 (~ from, oon), bQ8 Tfufgcbcn, bie SScrsi(^tlei» 
 jiung (Quf)5 5. bic Ttbwefenljeit, 6. Afar, bie 
 (Sntfernung jroeicr £)rte untcr bemfelben ^a» 
 raUelFreifej letter of— , Com. ber SScrtrccf* 
 brief j — train, i2-io. bcr abge^enbc SBogcn- 
 
 Depas'c^nt, a(/j. ttbnjcibenb, abfrejTenb. [jug. 
 
 ToDepas'ture [— tshyr] , v, I. a. ablDcibcn, 
 IL n. raeibcn. [cerringern, ccrje^ren. 
 
 To Depau'p§rate, v. a. I. arm ma(ien j 2.yig. 
 
 Depaop^ra'tion, s. 1. bo8 Tf rmnittC^cn j 2. Jig. 
 bic IBcrminbcrung. [c^cni loSlaffien. 
 
 To DSpeach', v. a. 1. abfertigenj 2. frcifpre= 
 
 To Depec'ulatc, v. a. bie (6ffcntUd)C) Soffe 
 
 Depecula'tion, j. ber 6ajfcnbiebfta^I.[befleIjlcn. 
 
 To Depend', v. n. 1. ^erunters Ob. ^erabljans 
 gen j ^dngen, f^iueben j 2.fi^. unentft&ieben 
 fcin, ft^meben (i>. ^receffen) j 3. to — upon 
 (on) a) t>on . . . ab^angen, ob. ab^dngig feinj 
 6) fli^ eevtaffen (auf). Dependable, oerldflid^. 
 
 Depen'dance, &c. vid. Dependence, &c. 
 
 Dependence (— cy ; cf. pL), s. 1. ba& ^ixah= 
 ^angen, 2. bQ& Ijerab^angenbcj 3. bieSSer^ 
 binbung, ber Bufammen^ang, 4. bie 7fb^an= 
 gigfcitj 5. ba8 SJertrauen (— on, auf). 
 
 Depen'dencie^ , s. pi. 1. Seijiucfe, pertinen= 
 (ienj 2. cntfernte a5ef[§ungcn eined 0lei(^&, 
 
 ; (Solonien. 
 
 DSpen'd^nt, I. adj. I. ^crttb^angenb j 2. ab 
 ^dngig (— on, con), unterworfen, 3. ft(3^ ^tx- 
 laffcnb (auf)j 4. fitb bcjie^enb (auf); 11..?. 1. 
 ber ^b^dngige, SSafaUi 2. ber TCn^dngcr. 
 
 Depen'der, *.ber^b^dngigc,:c. c/. To Depend 
 
 ogper'djtjj.baSiJBerlorne^su ©runbegcgongenc 
 
 Deperdi'tion, s. 1. ber SSerlufi (bur^ ben "Kb 
 
 gong)? 2. bie 3erfl6rung, Sernidjtung. 
 To Dephlegm' [— Hem'] , To DepUleg'mate, v, 
 
 a. 0\em. cntmdjTern, rectificiren. 
 Dephlegma'tion , s. Chem. bie GntrodfTemng,. 
 
 {Rectification. [firen. 
 
 To Dephlogifs'ticate , v. a. Cliem. bep^logifH* 
 To Depict', To Depic'tuire, v.a.l. malenj 2. 
 
 fig. fiilbcrn. [^aarcn. 
 
 To Dep'ilate, v. a. bie ^aare auSroufcn, ent* 
 Depjla'tion, s. Med. bie ©nt^aarung. 
 Depil'atQry, I. adj. ent^aorcnb, bepilirenbf 
 
 II. s. Med. ba§ (Snt^aarung§mittel. 
 Deplanta'tion , s, bie Serpflanjung. 
 Deple'tion, s. Med. bic luSIeerung. 
 Deplo'rable , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. bcfla* 
 
 gcnSmiirbig , Hdglid) , elenb j 2. joe. or cvnL 
 
 idmmerli(b , crbdrmlit^, :c.j III. — ness, *. 
 
 ber beHagenSrocrt^e 3u|^anb, ba§ Glenb. 
 Deplo'rate, adj. fidglitb, idmmerlid?; elenb. 
 Deplora'tion, s. 1. bas SeHagcn 5 ffieiammern f 
 
 2. Mas. ber Sraucrgefang. [gen. 
 
 To Deplore', v. a. betrauem, beweineU; befla« 
 Deplo'r^r, s. ber Seweincnbe, :c. cf. b. d. SB. 
 To Deploy', u. Mil. I. a. entnjicfeIn,bepIoi)iren«^ 
 
 II. n. Tid? entwidfeln, beplot^ircn. 
 Dgpl6y'ra?nt, s. Mil. ba5 ®epIoi)ircn. 
 D^pluma'tion, s. 1. ba5 Gntfiebern} 2. Med. 
 
 bas lusfallen ber ^ugenbrauen. 
 To Deplume', u. a. 1. (^cbcrn) au&rupfen, 2. 
 
 fig. betrugen. 
 
 Depol?riza'tion, s. P/iy. bic iDcpolarifirung. 
 To Depo'l^rize, v. a. Phy. bepolarifiren. 
 Depo'n^nt , I. adj. niebcrlegenb , beponircnb f 
 
 II. s. 1. Law , ber beeibetc Beuge , Deponent f 
 
 2. Gram. ba5 (SScrbum) )Deponen§. 
 To DSpflp'ulate, v. I. a.entoSlFern^oerwuflenf 
 
 II. n. entioSlfert roerben. [rung. 
 
 DepSpula'tion, s. bie Gntijolferung, SJerl)ec> 
 Depop'aiatpr, s. bcr dntoSIFerer, SSer^eercr. 
 To Deport', v.a.l. (refl. ficb) OCr^alteU, bc» 
 
 tragcn5 2. beportiren. 
 Deport', s. * fl. Deportment, qv. [tation. 
 Deporta'tion, s. bie 2anbe§iocrn)cifung,iDepor« 
 Deport'm?nt, s. 1. ba§ SSer^alten, SSetragen? 
 
 2. bic .^altung, ber Inftanb. 
 Depo's^ble, adj. entfc^bor, abfe|bar. 
 Depo'sal, s. bic 6ntfe|ung, ^bfe^ung. 
 ToDepose',u.I.a.l.nieberfe§en5 2.(@(l^lamm, 
 
 erbe)anfc§en,anfc()njemmen5 2. fig. (eineS 
 
 ^mteS) entfe^cn, abfe^cn? entt^ronen 5 4. 
 
 (\)or ®eri(bt) beseugen/beponiren^II. n.(cib* 
 
 li(!^) au^fagen, 3eugnip ablegen. 
 Depo's^r, *. ber (Sntfe^er, dntt^roner. 
 To Depos'it, v. a. 1. legend ablegen, ^inlegcnf 
 
 2. anfe$en, anfc^roemmen j 3. ^interlegen, be* 
 
Depo 
 
 240 
 
 Dera 
 
 ^onirenj 4 Jig. anpertrauenj 5. (cine ^arbe) 
 ablcgcnj 6. (ttuf 5l«fett) auSlei^en, auSt^Uttj 
 r. (eiblid)) ausfogen, bcjcugen. 
 
 DSpos'it, s, 1. ba§ 9tiet)crgelcgte ubcr^-52.t>a§ 
 angcfiwcmmte Eanb, berSl^iebcrfd^Iag^ 3.t)a8 
 ^intcrlcgte ®ut, ©eporxtumj 4. ba§ Unter= 
 pfanl)5 t)ie ^fanDoerfc^reibung j 5. t)a§^n* 
 gelb^SfleugelD, 6. Corns, a) taS cingcfcfyofenc 
 (Sapital, Der ©infcbupj ^3 eommiffionSs u. 
 0pebit{on§guter5 T. ber ®e»a^rfamj 8. bic 
 s)^iet)erlage, baS Sepot, Com-*, in — , cer= 
 pfdnbct, receipt of a — , berSepofitetifd^einj 
 — in bank, btt§ SBQnfDepofttum j — money, 
 iDcpofxtengelbcr. 
 
 DepSs'jtary, s. 1. t)cr SSema^rer, ©cpofltar. 
 Law, Qonjignatarj 2. ber ©eponcnt. 
 
 Deposi'tion, s. 1. Die ^idifd^roemmungj bag an= 
 gefd^'njcmmtc Sanb, 2. Law), a) bie eiblid^e 
 3cu9enttu8fogc5 ft) bic fc^riftlid^e ©epofition, 
 3. bic^bfe^ung? ^ntt^ronung. 
 
 Depository, s. gen. ber SSernja^rungSort, 9t{e= 
 berldgeort, ©pebitiongpltt^. 
 
 Depot [depo'] , s. 1. baS ©cpotj 2. mod. iJ-u). 
 ber aSa^n^of (vid. Station). 
 
 Deprava'tlon , s. 1. bie S5crf(blimmerung5 2. 
 bicScrberbt^eitj (Sntartung. 
 
 To Deprave', v.a.l. locrfc^Iimmem, »erber= 
 h^n 5 2. mi^bcuten , ccrbre^en. [bcrbt^eit. 
 
 Deprave'raent , s. ba§ SSerbcrbnip , bic SSer* 
 
 Depra'ver, *.ber85crberber,:C. c/. To Deprave 
 
 Deprav'ity, s. 1. bie SSerborben^cit, S5erbcrbt» 
 ^eiti 2. bic 2aflerljaftig!eit. 
 
 Dep'recable, adj. (burcb SSittcti) abwenbbar 
 
 To Dep'recatc, v. a. 1. burd^SBitten abjUtt)Cn= 
 ben fut^cnj 2. bcHQgen (cin fibcl). 
 
 Depreca'tion, s. 1. bic ^el)entli(^c ®ittc (um 
 Tfbmenbung) j 2. bie JhhitU. 
 
 Dep'recative , adj. ttbbittenb. 
 
 Dep'recator, s. bcr TCbbittcr. 
 
 Dep'recatpry, adj. obbittcnb. 
 
 To Depre'ci?ite, v. a. 1. (bcn^rciS) ^cruntcr= 
 fe^cn 5 2. cntmert^cn^ 3. ^crabrourbigen, oer 
 aium n. ». (im SBei-t^e) finFen, fallen. 
 
 Deprecia'tlon, j. 1. bic|)erabfe|ung, (Sntwer* 
 t{)ung 5 2. bic ernicbrigung (be§ ^reifes). 
 
 To Dep'redate, v. I. a. l.plfinbern,beraubcn 
 2. t)crbcrbcn,^gr« ocrje^renj 3. (burcb Hh' 
 frcffcn) \jertDflftcn5 11. n. plunbcrn. 
 
 Depreda'tion , s. 1. bag plunbcrn? bic 6apc» 
 rei i 2. bie SScr^ectung , SScrrouflung. [date. 
 
 Dep'redator, s. bcr ^lunbercr, :c. c/.To Depre 
 
 Dep'redatQry, adj. plfittbernb,t?crn)uflcnb, ccrs 
 bccrcnb. 
 
 ToDeprehend', v. I. a. 1. crtappcn , trcffcn, 
 fangcuj 2 auSmitteln entbetfenj II. n. 
 begreifcn. 
 
 Dgprehen'sjble , adj. tt)a§ crtappt, IC Wcrben 
 fannjc/. b. D.SB. 
 
 Deprehen'sion, s. 1. bic ©rgrcifung , ba8 gan« 
 gen ; 2. bic @utbcrfung. [fen^en. 
 
 To Depress', v. a. lit. & Jig. nicbcrbrucfenj 
 
 Depres'sion, s. 1. bie SXieberbriidfungj ber 
 ©rucfj 2, bicSSerticfung, ©cnfung; 2. fig. 
 bie ©cmilit^igung 5 5iicbergcf(blagen^eit) 4. 
 bicTfbgefpannt^eitj 5. bie ©lirftigfeit 5 6. 
 Corns, bic ^crabbrucfung bcr ^reifej bic 
 ^lau^eitj T. Ast. bic ©cprcffion (bc& ^or§)5 
 8. ^/g. bic {Rebuction (cincr ©leitbung)} to 
 experience a — , Com . im ^rcifc fallen, fin= 
 fen, obfi^lagcn. [genb- 
 
 Depres'sive, adj. nicbcrbrfidfcnbj mebcrf(^Ia» 
 
 Depres'sor, s. 1. bcr 3^icbcrbrucfcr} 2. bcrUn= 
 terbrfl(!er} 3. Anat. bcr nicbcrsic^enbc 9JJu0= 
 
 Dep'rim^nt, adj. Anat. nicberjie^cnb. [fcl. 
 
 Depriva'tion , s. 1. bie SScraubung, Qntiit- 
 ^ungj 2. ber SSerluft, bie Gntbc^rungj 3 
 Lau\ bic Gntfe^ung (eine§ ©eiftlitben;. 
 
 Depri'vative, adj. bcraubcnb. 
 
 To Deprive', v. a. 1. bcrauben, cncjie^enj 2. 
 bcfreicn (oon) ; 3. (bcr ^rieftcrnjiiirbc) enU 
 fe^eni d-d of your favours, &c. Com. o^ne 
 5^re ©ee^rtcn (b. i. gec^rtcn i^riefc). 
 
 DeprTve'm^nt, s. bic SScraubung , bcr SScrlufl. 
 
 Depri'v?r, s. bcr SScraubcr, :c.c/. To Deprive. 
 
 Dept/i, s. l.bicSiefcjSScrtiefung j2.bie(bol)e) 
 @cc, baS SRecrj 3.}tg:.bie3:icfc(bc§ ©cifleS, 
 ©lenbS, :c.)5 to be out of-, ben ®runb (im 
 SBaffcr) oerlorcn ^abcn; the — of lace , rib- 
 bon, &c. , bic aSrcitc oon © pi^cn , ® anb , 2c. j 
 — of a letter, Typ. bie ^6^c beg ®d)riftfc- 
 gclg j in the — of ... , mitten in . . . . 
 
 To Dep'f/ien, v. a. 1. ticfer ma^en , terticfen, 
 au§ticfcn 5 2. (cinen |>afcn) au&baggern. 
 
 Depui'sion, s. ba5 SSertreibcn, SBcgftof en. 
 
 DepQi'sory, adj. mcgtrcibenb, wcgflofenb. 
 
 To Dep'urate, v. a. Chem. ISutcm. 
 
 Dgp'urate, adj. 1. Chem. gcldutcrt, 2 ge 
 fSubert, rein. 
 
 Depura'tion, s. 1. bie Stcinigung , Sfiuterung j 
 2. Surg. ba§ ^CuScttern (cincr SBunbe). 
 
 Dep'ur^tory, adj. rcinigcnb, Ifiutcrnb. 
 
 Deputa'tion, s. bie iDcputation. [»oIImdc()tigen. 
 
 To Depute', To Dep'utize, v. a. aborbncn, bc« 
 
 Dep'uty, s. 1. bcr ©cputirtcj S}eioollmfi(b 
 tigtcj 2. (Law), bcr (SteUocrtreterjLord — 
 ber !6nigl. ©tatf Ijalter j — manager , bcr 
 SSicebircctorj — warden (of the mint), ber 
 9Mnjgcgenrc(^ner. [bcrn. 
 
 To Dequan'titate [— quon'— ] , v. a. tcrmin* 
 
 To Derange', v. a. 1. lit. & fig. jcrriittcn, 
 iH'rroirren ; 2. bc§ ©ienfteS entlaffen. 
 
 To Dera'cinate, v. a. cntwurseln, auSrottcn. 
 
Dera 
 
 241 
 
 Dese 
 
 Derange'm^nt, s. 1. W ^ttxittUtlQ , S&iXtoit* 
 
 rungj2. t)erSStt^iijinn. 
 Der'elict, Law, I. adj. ccrlaffen , aufgegcbeii; 
 
 ^trrenloSj II. d-s, s, pi. l. ^errcnlofc (Sutcr j 
 
 2, bic com Wcm trorfcngclcgtcn (bem 9K. 
 
 obgewonncncn) SQnbftrecfcn. 
 Derelic'tion , s. bef. Laio, 1. ta§ SScrlojfcn, 
 
 'KnfQiUm 2. Die SSerlaffcn^eiti 3. bag 3u» 
 
 rurfwei^cn (bc§ 3Kecreg). 
 Der'ick, *. 1. S^coborid^ , SMctric^ (3K-n.)5 2. 
 
 yid. Derrick, 1. [ncn. 
 
 To Deiide', v. a. toerla^en, Derf|)otten, ipcrb6b« 
 Deri'd^r, j. 1. ber @p6tter j 2. ber ®paf oogel. 
 ))eri'Mon , j. 1. bie SSerlQcbung, SBcrfpottung j 
 
 2. Der ^o^n, ©pottj 3. bic 3ielfcbeibc ber 
 
 5BcrlQ(l(>ung, ber ©pott. 
 Deri'sjve, I. arfj.; II. — ly, adv. oerfpottcnb, 
 
 ^\>itm, ^o^nif*, oerdtbtUd^. 
 Derl'spry, adj. Wie Derisive, qu. 
 Deri'vable, arfj. 1. objuleiten, ^erleitbarj 2. 
 
 errei^bar j 3. ju jic^en (— from, quS). 
 Der'jvate, j.boftobgeleitete SBort,©erioatum. 
 Derjva'tion, s. 1 . bie TCbleitung , ^erlcitung j 
 
 2. Gram, bie SBortableitungj 3. T. bie TCb* 
 
 Icitung beS SBafferS, 4. M<?d. bie TCbleitung 
 
 (ber geudjtigfeiten). 
 Deri'v^tifve, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. oiqtUiUti 
 
 in. s. Ut abgcleitete ©atbe, bad ©erioatum. 
 To Derive', v. I. a. l.ableiten, ^erleiten (aud^ 
 
 Gram.); 2. (SBafferK.) leiten, ablciten; 3. 
 
 mitt^eilen, uberliefem; 4. bur(b Ubcrgabc, jc 
 
 (er^altcn) ^abcnj erlangen (aus) j II. n. ab* 
 
 ftammen, ^erfommen. 
 Deri'v^r, s. t)cr Kbleitcr, jc. cf. b. ». SB. 
 Der'm?!, adj. bautig J ^QUt=. 
 Der'moid, adj. Afed. jur ^out gcborig. 
 D^r'nier, Lauj, vid. unt. Resort. 
 To Dgr'pgate, v. n. (mit from) Jittcbtbcil brin* 
 
 gett,7Cbbrucbt^un. 
 Der'9g?ite, I. adj. etitartct, entn)urbigt5 II. — 
 
 ly, adv. entmfirbigcnb, ocrfleinemb. 
 Deroga'tion, s. 1. bic ©(bn)d(bung, ©cbmfiles 
 
 rung, Xufbebung cincs ® efe^eS 5 2. (mit from) 
 
 ber 3Cbbru(b, Sintrag, bie SJcntnglimpfung. 
 DerSg'sitQrily, ado. pon Derogatory, qv. 
 Derog'atprjn^ss, s. ber "Khhvudf , ^l^Jad^t^eil. 
 Derog'^tory, adj. 1. (mit to) na(btbcilig,f(bmfis 
 
 lernb, perfleincmbj 2. Law, berogatorifd^. 
 Der'rick, s. 1. Mar. bcrJDirf bcrSBefanSrut^e; 
 
 2. vid. Derick, 1. 
 Der'vis, *. Moh.. Rel. ber ©er»if(b. 
 Des'cant, *. Muss. 1. bie SSariation (ber 
 
 ©timme, :c.)} ber Uuftv, SriUer 4 2.Der mebr* 
 
 ftimmige ©efang^ 3. ber ©iscant^ 4.* ber 
 
 (Sefang , bie SKclobie 5 5. fig. ( cont. ) baS 
 
 (lange) ®erebc, bic (tabelnbc) 3erglicberung.l 
 I. 
 
 To Descant% t'. n. 1. ben ©iscant ftngen j 2. 
 Sariationen ftngen, ^aufer madben , trittcrni 
 
 3. cont. tin langes ©erebe maitn, ^d^(ttt* 
 bclnb) au§lo|fcn (upon, fiber). 
 
 To Descend', v. n. & (ellipt.) a. 1. berab=, 
 Ob. ^cruntergc^en ob. fommen)2. ^crabfaUcn, 
 berabfteigen 5 3. faUen , finfcn (aud^ Mus.) j 
 
 4. cinfoUen (in ein 8onb), lanben ifig. herein* 
 brccben, ^.fig. abfiammcn, berfommenj 6. 
 (bur(b erbf(boft) sufallenj T. ficb bcrablafTen. 
 
 Descen'd^int, s. ber ^f5mmling, 3tad()!ommcj 
 
 d-s, pi. bic 5^ad()fommen, 3tad)fommenf(baft. 
 
 Descen'dent, adj. 1. berabfieigenbj faHenb? 
 
 2. fig. abflammcnb. 
 
 Descendibil'jty , .v. Law , bic fibertragbarfeit, 
 
 erblicbfeit (p. ®iitem, :c.). 
 Descen'djbie, adj. 1. pon n>o man berabflcigcn 
 
 tannj 2. Law, libertragbor, ocrerblifb. 
 Descen'aion, s. 1. boS ^crobfteigen, fallen, 
 
 ©infcnj 2. fig. bicernicbrigung, bcr^attj 
 
 3. Ast. bie TCbfleigung. 
 
 Descgn'sipnal, adj. 1. Ast. bcSCCnflonal} 2 ju 
 eincr Sanbung gebfirig. 
 
 Descen'sive, adj. ftdf) ncigcnb, berabftcigcnb. 
 
 Descent', s. 1. boS ^crabftcigcn , Saaen^2 
 berlb^ang, bicSiefe, 3. t>k ©cnfungj 4 
 lit. kfig. ber '^(xVL^ 5. ber (fcinbUd)e)<5infaa^ 
 6, bie Ubertragung (burcb baS (Srbrecbt) , be 
 4)eimfaU5 r. bie 7fb|tammung, ©eburtj 8 
 ber ©tamm, bttS ®cfd;Ie(bti 9. ber ®rab (ber 
 «ern)anbtf(baft)5 10. ber ©rub, bie (niebere) 
 
 Descri'bable, adj. bef(breibli(b. [Slangflufe. 
 
 To Describe', v. a. lit. kfig. bcfdfjreibcn, bar= 
 
 Descri'b^r, s. ber Sefdjreibcr. [flcKen. 
 
 Descri'^r, s. ber 6ntbeder, @rfpfiber. 
 
 Descrifp'tion, s. 1. lit. kfig. bie S5efd(>reibung, 
 ©arfieUungj 2. bieXrt,®Qttung. [fteUungg*. 
 
 Descrifp'tive, adj. (— of) , beftbrcibenb 5 ©ar- 
 
 To Descry', v. a. 1. ttu5fpd()en ; 2. entbecten, er* 
 fpdben, geroa^ren; -, «. bic Srfpdbung ('SA). 
 
 To Des'ecrate, v. a. entrociben, entbeiligen. 
 
 Desecra'tion, f.bie @ntn)eibung, (Sntbeiligung. 
 
 Des'ert, I. s. bic SBfiftc, Ginfibc 5 II. adj. per« 
 Ittifcn, 6be. 
 
 To Desert', v. I. a. pcrlttjfcni im©ti(bc iQfen, 
 abfaUenj II. n. Mil. bcfertircn. 
 
 Desert',*, l.m'd. Dessert; 2. ba§ Serbicnfi, 
 ber SSorjug j 3. bie Sergeltung. 
 
 Deser'ter, s. 1. Mil. k Mar. ber TfuSrcipcr, 
 flberldufcrj 2. ber ^pid^tDcrgeffene, ^btriin* 
 
 Desert'ful, adj. perbicnflPoU. [nigc. 
 
 De^er'tion, *. 1. baS SScrlaffcnj 2. Mi7. bie 
 ©efertionj 3. TlieoU bie SSerlaffcn^eit , ber 
 ^leinmut^. 
 
 Desert'l^ss, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. OerbienflloS 
 
 Def er'trjce, De^ er'trjx, s. \i\t ^flitbtDCrgcffcne 
 16 
 
Dese 
 
 242 
 
 Desp 
 
 To Deserve', V. I. a. ccrMcnenj II. n. SSerMenfl 
 ^Qbcn (- of, um). [SBeife. 
 
 Deser'v$dly, ado. na(^ SScrfeiiuft, ocrDienter 
 
 Peger'v^r, s. (gcw. im guten ©innc) t)er oer» 
 Diente Warn. 
 
 DSser'ving, I. p. a. I. ccrDicnt (». ^erfoncn)? 
 
 2. oerbienfffi(J(> (c ^ant)Iungen)) ll. *. toa§ 
 SJerMcnfl j ill. — ly, adv, nit Deservedly. 
 
 Dcshabil [desabil'], *. vid. b. H. obcr unr. 
 Dishabille. 
 
 D§sfc'caDt, I. adj. (au8)trocfnenb5 II. d-s, s. 
 pi. Med. (aul)trotfnenbc Wittel 
 
 To DesTc'cate, v. I. a, 1. auStrocfncn , 2. oer» 
 bunj^en, ausbunfjen; n. n. auStrorfnen, auS- 
 
 Desjcca'tion, s. tjic TCu&trorfnung. [bfirrcn. 
 
 Desic'c^tive , I. adj. trorfttenD, austrocfncnt)} 
 II. s. bag 3)rocfnenbc. 
 
 Desideratum [desid^ra'tum] , s. (lat. pi. de- 
 siderata) bo§ \)ermipte(5rforbernip, ©cjtbcrat. 
 
 Desid'iose, adj. untjjdtig, tldgc. 
 
 Te Design' [desin' or dezTn'], v.a.i. entiuer* 
 fcn^Qufsciincn} 2. oor^oben, bcfdjUcpenj 
 
 3. beflimmen (ju). 
 
 Design' [—sin'],*. 1 .fcer entn)urf,^ranr2.ba§ 
 aSor^cn, bic 7f bfidjt J 3. Maww/. Dad 5Kufter; 
 ber 3)cf|in. [f^eibbar. 
 
 DesTgn'^ble [— sin — ] , adj. hmtlii) s untcr* 
 
 To Des'jgnate, v. a. 1. bcjcitbnett) 2. unter= 
 ((^dberij 3. befKmmen (— for , to , ju ob. fur 
 @t»as) j 4. (geric&tUti^) ernenncn, rcquiriren. 
 
 Dgaigna'tion , *. 1. bie ®c§eirf)nung} 2. bie 
 ScfHmmungi 3 bie ©rnennung ^ 4. bic TCb* 
 ft(j^t, bcr 3njerf5 5. bie befonbcre^fnnjcnbung. 
 
 Des'ignatiye , adj. emenncnb, erflSrenb^bcs 
 ftimmcnb, bejeid^nenb. [fttbtlicb, corfd§li(^. 
 
 Design'edly [— sin' — : fo b. f. SB-r.] , adv. ab^ 
 
 D§sTgn'er, s. 1. ber (5Kufler=)3ci(^ncr5 2. ber 
 @rfinbcr j 3.bcr ^roiectenmad)cr,3ntrig«ant. 
 
 Design'jng, I. p. a. ^tntcrliftig^ II. .v. bte 3ci= 
 tbenfunfl. Wlt(^ j 2. plonlos. 
 
 Deslgn'l§88, I. adj.^ II. — ly, adv. 1. unoor* 
 
 DesTgn'ment, 8. (Shksp.) ber ^lan. 
 
 Des'inence, s. ber ^Cuggang (einc§ OleimeS 2C.) 
 
 Des'jnent, ac/;. ft(b enbenb, duperft. 
 
 Desip'j^nt, arfy. tfinbelnb, fpielenb, albern. 
 
 Deslr'able, I. adj.; Il.-ly, adv.l.mn^6)in^i 
 wert^; 2. crgollicb; Ill.-ness, s. bie SBiini 
 f(bcn§ njiirbigf eit; d-s,s.p?. wunfcbenSw.Singe. 
 
 DSsTrc', s. 1. baSSBcrlQngcn^bcrSBunfd&j 2. 
 bQ§S5cgc^ren,bieJ8ittc5 3. bieBuneigung, 
 
 4. bic aSegierbe, 2ufl. lUQzivin, hittcn. 
 •»'oDeftre', v. a, 1. tcrlangcn , n)unf(ben5 2. 
 Defi'r?r, s. bcr ©ege^renbcj asitter. 
 Defi'roQs , I. adj., II. — ly , adv. begicrig (— 
 
 of . . . , na(§ . . .), fe^nffifj^tig i III. — ness, ,v. bic 
 To DSsist', v.n. abflc^cn. [^egierbe, "Sc^nfu^t. 
 
 Desis'tance, ^.baS^bftC^en, "Jtblalfcn (—from, 
 »oii), ber S5ersi(bt (auf). 
 
 Desk, s. 1. Ui (©(brcib=)^ult5 2. baS 2efe- 
 pult (in ber ^ir(3^e) 5 bie ^anjelj S.Jig. ber 
 gcifllid^e ©tanb 5 — Icnife, ba§ fle^enbe^eber* 
 mcfferi — seal, ba$ ©ictfpctfcbaft. 
 
 To Desk, r. a. 1. (irteinem^uIte)ioerf(bUc^cni 
 2.^g. oufljiiufen (©(bd|e). 
 
 Des'olate, I. arfj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. unbCttJO^ntj 
 2. wiifl, obej 3. cinfamj traurig. III. — ness, 
 s. 1. ber njufle, 6bc, :c. 3uftanb j 2. bic din* 
 6be, SBiifienei. [ren. 
 
 To Des'glate, v. a. oermuflen; i^cr6ben,oer^ee* 
 
 Des'glat^r, s. ber SScriDufler. 
 
 Desola'tion, s. 1. bieS5ermuflung,S5er()eerung5 
 
 2. bie SBfiftc, ©infibcj 3. bie 3:rofHorigfeitj 
 ba§ @lenb. [jammeriDoU. 
 
 Des'oiatQry, arfj. 1. ocrwuftcnb, 2.betrubcnb, 
 To Desox'ydate , &c. vid. To Deoxydate <£;c. 
 Despair', s. bie SSerjroeiflung, |)offnung&lofig* 
 To Despiir'jV.n.cersmeifeln (—of, an . . .).[Uit. 
 Desp.^i'rable, adj. cers^eifelt, ^offnung&loS. 
 DespAi'r^r , s. bcr (bic) SSersiDcifclnbc 
 DespAi'ringly, adv. jum SScrsroeifeln. 
 To Despatch', v. a.l. (eilig) ab fcrtigcn, ah' 
 fenbcn, erpebirenj 2. bcf^leunigcn , abt^un j 
 
 3. ousfcrtigen} 4.^ff. totttUffam. fpebircn. 
 Despatch', s. 1. bic fd^nellc Tfbfcrtigungj 2. 
 
 bicTfu^fcvtigungj 3. bie fc^nettc ^orbcrung, 
 ®ile^4. bic ©epcf(bc C bef. pi.)5 5.bereiU 
 bote, (gyprcffc 5 conveyance of— , bic (Silfubre. 
 Despiitch'^r , 5. 1. bcr ®ef(^dft§beforger, gj* 
 pcbient5 2. ber(gilfertigc5 3.jfJg.bergj?6rberj 
 
 4. bcr Ifbfenber iibcr^.j Corns. (aBaaren*) 
 ^fcnber, SSerfcnbcr,^rtt(btbcforger, Spcbi* 
 teur i ® efrad)ter, SJcrlabcr, 58crf(bijfer j 5. T. 
 bie ©dfjnellfud^c (auf (fteifen) 5— of averages, 
 Com. Law, ber<StrQnbri(i^ter,©i§pa(^cur. 
 
 Degpatch'ful , I. adj. cilig, ^urtig^ II. — ness, 
 
 s. bie (Silfertigf eit. 
 
 Despera'do, s. ber (au^ bic) 3^onM()nc. 
 Des'p^r^te, I. adj. 5 II. — ly, adv. 1 . ^offnungS* 
 
 log, »ersraeifelnb j 2. oerwegen, fubn? 3. ton' 
 
 tbenb, toll; 4. lud. locrsroeifelt, ungel)cuer5 
 
 III. — ness, s. bic SSerswciflung. 
 Despera'tion, s. bie SSerstDciflung. 
 Des'pjcable, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. ccrdd>tli(b/ 
 
 niebrig, gcmein j III. — ness , s. bie SSerdcbt* 
 
 licbfcit, ©emcin^cit, 5!Bert^Iotig!eit. 
 Despi'sable, I. adj. Ocrdd(>tU(b j II. — ness , s. 
 
 bie S5erd(btlid(>feit. 
 
 To Despite', v. a. oerad^tcn, ccrf(bmd^cn. 
 Despi's^r, s. bcr SSerd(bter. [ber ISro$. 
 
 Despite', s. 1. bic a3o8l)eit, IKiicfc, ber |)Qf j 2, 
 To Despite', v. a. 1. SScrbrup ma^tn, drgcrn, 
 
 bitter frdnfcn^ 2. (dinem) tro$cn. 
 
Desp 
 
 24B 
 
 Dete 
 
 Despite'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. bo§t)Qft, 
 
 tuctifd(); III. — ness, s. Me ©og^eit, Sucte, 
 To Despoil', V. a. beroubeii. [Dcr |)af. 
 
 DegpQlia'tion, f. bie^IunDerung, SSeraubung. 
 To Despond', v. n. ccrjagen, pcrstocifcln (— 
 
 of, ttn). [feit. 
 
 Despon'd?ncy,*.bielBerjQgt^cit,^Ieinmut^ig= 
 DeBpon'd^nt, DespSn'djng, Lad;.; II. — ly, 
 
 adu. oerjagenb, »crs»eifelnb. 
 Despon'd^r, s. bcr SSerjagcnbe, ,fflemmut^ige. 
 Des'pot, s. ber 3n)ing^err, Despot j Sprann. 
 De«pdt'ical (Despot'ic) , I. adj.\ II. — Jy , adv. 
 
 t)eSpctifi i tJ^ronnifd^ , III. — ness, s. W SBill* 
 
 fu^rli(^fcit;2)e§potie. 
 
 Des'pQtism, *. bcr JDeSpotiSmuS. [men. 
 
 To Despu'mate, To De8|)ume', v. a. (Qb)f4)au* 
 Despuma'tion, s. V\z 7Cbfc()dumung. 
 To Desquam'ate, To De8(iuame', u. a. 1. Suyq. 
 
 Qbbl4ttern(^no(&en)5 2. Med. (pass, jicl)) 
 
 obfd^uppen (©on bcr |)out). 
 Desquama'tion, s. Surg. & Med. bic^bbldtte- 
 
 rung, ^bf(^uppung (ber ^aut jc). 
 Desqiiam'atory , s. 5«rg. ber exfoUotlD* (ob. 
 
 ^bbldrterungSO^^J^epan. [ferioicc. 
 
 D9f sert', s. ber 3^Qd>tif(b j — set , baS Defert* 
 Des'tjnate, ad;, beflinwit, feftgcfe^t. 
 Destjna'tion, s. 1. bie aSefiimmungj 2. Com. 
 
 ber 26fd?pla| , ^u§labungSplQ$. [ju . . . ). 
 ToDes'tjne, w. a. beftimmen (— to ob. for, 
 Des'tinies, s. pL Myth, the — , \>k ©c^icffalgs 
 
 gottinncn, ^parjen. [fung ? bag SSer^cingnip. 
 Dcs'tjny, *. ba& ©(birffal, ©efcbirf, bie ©(bif= 
 Des'titute, I. odj. 1. X)nla^en,\)ixlUoi, freunb* 
 
 tog j 2. — of ... , 5KQngel Icibenb an ... , mU 
 
 bloft Don ... 5 — of comfort, trofllog J 11. s. 
 
 ber (bie) 4)ulfIofe, aSerlQlfene. 
 Destjtu'tion , s. 1. ber SKangcI (an) j bic^r* 
 
 mut^, 2. bi€ a5erIafTen()eit. 
 To Destroy', v. a. 1. jerftorenj oerrouflenj 
 
 ©erberbeni 2. umbringen, tobtcnj 3. ouSrot* 
 
 ten, tjertilgcnj 4. Chem. jerfe^en , auflofen. 
 Destroy'^r, *. ber 3crfl6rer, :c. r/.To Destroy. 
 Destructjbil'jty, *.bic3erfl6rbarfeit,S5erbcrb» 
 
 muit 
 
 DcBtriic'tjble, adj. jerflorbar, oerberblid). 
 Destruc'tion, s. l.bie3crft6rung,5Bernjfiftung5 
 
 2. bie Sobtung, bag ©eme^elj 3. ber Untcr^ 
 
 gang, bag SJerberben. 
 Destruc'tjve, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. jerfl6renb, 
 
 oerberbU(^; III. — ness, s. 1. bie jcrflfirenbe 
 
 ©eraalt, SSerberblicJ^feit, 2. Fkren. (organ 
 
 of—) ber 3er|l6runggftnn. 
 Destruc'tjve^, s. pi. Pol. mod. bie Deftructioen. 
 Desuda'tion, *. ber ubcrmdpige ©(^roeip. 
 Des'u^tude [— sw? — ] , s. bag "Kbfommcn (eis 
 
 aeg ®ebraud>g, w.) j bie entroo^nung. 
 
 To Desul'phurate , v. a. Chem. entf(bn&efeln. 
 Desulphura'tion, s. Chem. \iU @ntfd?»efelung 
 Des'ultprily, adv. oon Desultory, qv. 
 Des'ultQrin^ss, s, 1. bie^lucbtigfeit, S)berfltt(b» 
 
 li6)hiti 2. bie Unbej^dnbigfeit. [unbeftdnbig. 
 Des'ult9ry,adi.l.fIu^tig,oberfld4)li(b)2.unfldt, 
 Desul'ture [— tshyr] , s. (bef. Man.) ber Jtunfl 
 
 fprung (con einem ^pferbe jum anbern). 
 To Detach', v. a. 1. abfonbcrn, trcnnen, ab* 
 
 reifenj 2. Jig. ab»enbig madden i 3. Mil. & 
 
 Afar, betaf^ircn. [ces, pi. Fort, ^upenroerte. 
 Detached', p. a. abgefonbert, einjelnj — pie- 
 Detach'ment, s. 1. bic ^bfonberung, Srennung 5 
 
 2. Mil. bag iDetafcbement, (Sommanbo (JBoU 
 
 baten) j 3. Mar. bie ^lottenobt^eilung. 
 To Detail', v. a. 1. augfubrU(!) erjd^lcn J gc» 
 
 nauerfldren, bctaillirenj 2. Am. Mil. aug» 
 
 bcben, augrod^Icn. 
 Detail', s. I. sing. 1. bie SJcrcinselungj auS» 
 
 fu^rli(l()e ©rgd^lung 5 umfldnblidjc S^acbrid^tj 
 
 2. Am. Mil. bag liu^^thcm II. d-s, pi. riU 
 ©injeln^eiten, Detailgj by (or in) - , cin* 
 sein, ftutfiDcife, in — , umjldnblid). 
 
 Detailed', p. a. augfiibrlidb 5 — statement , bcr 
 
 ©etailbcricbt. [Detail. 
 
 Detai'l?r, jf. ber umftdnbli(be (Srjd^ler, cf. To 
 
 To Detain', v. a. 1. juriict^alten, (3a(>luni,, 
 
 jc.) oorent^aitcnj 2. aufljalten, jjcr^inbcrn j 
 
 3. Law-s. an^alten, gefangen ^altenj in a5c» 
 f(blag nc^men, (<S(^iffc, JC.) mit^rreflbelcgcn. 
 
 Detain'der, s. Law, ber ^aftbcfc^l, S5er()aftg» 
 
 befell, Sapturbcfc^I. 
 Detai'nfr, s. 1. ber (unrcdbtmdpig) ^uruct^aU 
 
 tenbe5 2. Law, bie roiberretbtUtbeSJorcntbal* 
 
 tungj 3. bcrSBer^aftiSSeft^lag, ^rrcfl. 
 Detain'm^nt, s. 1. bie SJorentbaltung , bag 3u» 
 
 riirfbaltenj 2. bag^Jfn^altenj 3. bie SScrbaf* 
 To Detect', v. a. aufbccfen, entbccfcn. [tung. 
 Detec't?r, s. ber ©ntbecfer. 
 Detec'tion, s. bie ©ntbecfung. [ubren). 
 
 Detent' , s. Horl. bcr GinfaU (an Un ©(blag» 
 Deten'tion, s. 1. bie3urucfbaltung,njibcrrc(bt» 
 
 Ii(be SSorent^altung 5 2. bie^b^altungj 3. ber 
 
 SBcr^ft} bie Seffblagna^me, 4. bag ^uf^al* 
 Deten'tiTe, adj. surucfba'tenb. [ten, bcr SSerpg. 
 To Deter', v. a. ab\6)Xidcn (— from, ©on). 
 To Deterge', v. a. Med. reinigen j ab fii^ren. 
 Deter'g^nt, Med. I. adj. reinigenb,abfii^rcnb J 
 
 11. *. bag (aSunbOSteinigunggmittelj— salt, 
 
 Manuf. bag ©lci(bfalj. 
 To Dete'riorate, v. n. & a. (fi(b)cerf(brimmern. 
 Deterjora'tion , *. bie SBerfilimmerung , SBcra 
 
 [(bled^terung. 
 Deter'mjnable , adj. befiimmt, :C. werbcn Wu» 
 
 nenb , cf. To Determine. 
 Deter'mjnate, I. adj.; II.— ly, adv. 1. bcitimilUl 
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 244 
 
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 2. entfd^icbcnj 3. entfc^eiDenb j 4. entfd^loffenj 
 
 5. befilojTen, feflgefe^ti III. — ne«s, s. Die 
 
 95cftimmtl)cit, entft^loffen^cit. 
 Determina'tion , s. l.t)ie SefUmmung, 2. bie 
 
 entfti^Iie^ung , t)cr SSefd^lu^ , 3. bie (ri(^ter» 
 
 li(^>0 entfiiljeibung j 4. Laio, ber^blauf (eines 
 
 ^ontract^, jc.) ; 5. Phy. bie Olid^tuiig; 6. ber" 
 
 Tr>ran(^ (be§ ®Iuteg no(t> . • •)> 7. U& (5nbe. 
 Deter'nij native, I. od/.; II. — ly , ady. 1. be* 
 
 ftimmcnb i 2. Gram. beterminQtio. [ri4>tcr. 
 Deter'minatQf, *. bcr Gntfd^eibenbe , @(^ieb&s 
 To Deter'mjne, v. I. a. 1. entfdi)ciben (— on, 
 
 ubcr) 5 2. bcftimmcnj 3. cin\6)xanUn, bcgren* 
 
 Seni 4. eine Oticbtung geben (— to, auf), 5. 
 
 Law, bcenben, obmafbcni II. w. i. befcbUepctij 
 
 2.fi(bbcftimmen(— upon, libcr, p, fur)5 3. 
 
 enbett, aufb^renj 4. entf(beibcn (— about, 
 Det^r'mjner, *. ber Gntfcbeibenbc. [iibcr . . .)• 
 Deterra'tion, *. bas 5Cu§graben(auSber6rbe). 
 Deter'sion, s. baS Steinigen (bcf. Surg.). 
 Deter^sjve, Med. k Surg. 1. adj. reinigcnb ) 
 
 II. s. bttS Sleinigunggmittelj III. — nesh, s. 
 
 bic Steinigung, '.JJibfubrung. 
 To Detest', v. a. ccrabf^euen, bitter bciffen. 
 Detes'table, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. abf(bculi(b, 
 
 ©erbofti ni. — ness, .v. bie TCbfdjeulicbteit. 
 Det^sta'tion , s. ber ^bf(beu(— of, »or),bie 
 
 S?crabf(bcuung , ber ^af. 
 Detes't^r, *. ber Ccrttbfieuei. 
 To Det/irone', v. a. 1. enttbroncnj 2. ber 
 
 ^a6)t bcrttuben. 
 
 Det/irSne'm^nt, s. bie 3;t)roncntfe§ung. 
 Dei/iro'n§r, *. ber ©nttbroner. [tung. 
 
 Dct'inue, s. Law, bie .Klage roegen SSorent^aU 
 To Det'Qnate , To Det'pntze , v. I. a. Cliem. 
 
 oerpuffenlaffenj U. n. l. C/iem. loerpuffeuj 
 
 2. (osfnoUen, eyptobiren. 
 Detona'tion, s. 1. Chem. ba§ SScrpujfenj 2. 
 
 bic (Sjcplofion , ber JtnaU. 
 Detoniza'tion, *. 1. C/iem. bie SJerpujf ung j 2. 
 
 Ut gyplobirung. 
 
 Detor'sion, s. bie SScrbrebung , boS SJerbreben. 
 To Detort', v. a. (ben ©inn, :c.) oerbreben. 
 To Detract', v. a. 1. Qbjie^en (Dom^reife)} 
 
 2. beeintrtt(btigeni oerleumbcni 3. entjieben. 
 Detrac'tion, s. 1. bie S5ceintrfi(btigung j 2. bie 
 
 SSerleumbungj 3. bie ©ntsie^ung. 
 Detrac'tious, adj. ente^renb , terleumberif(b. 
 Detrac'tive, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. Hjegneb' 
 
 menb, Qbjic^enbj 2. na(btbeiUg, ebrenriibrig. 
 Detrac'tQf, s. ber SScrleumber, SJerfleinerer. 
 Detrac'tpry, adj. tok Detractive (mit from). 
 Detrac'tr^ss, s. bie SSerleumberinn. 
 Det'rjm^nt, s. ber 3^ttcbtbeil, ©d^aben. 
 Detrimen'tal, I. adj.; II.— ly, adv. nad)t^eiUg, 
 
 fd)(lbli(b 5 III. — ness, s. bie e)(bdbli(bfeit. 
 
 Detri'tlon, s. lit. k fig. Ut Xbreibung, ^b' 
 nu§ung. [mer. 
 
 Detri'tus, s. Geot. baS gclfcngeroUe, bie S^rum* 
 
 To Detrude', v. a. lit. kfig. binttbftopen. [jeil. 
 
 To Detrun'cate, v. a. bet)auen, ftu^en j oerfiirs 
 
 Detrunca'tion , s. baS SSe^auen, 93ef(bneiben, 
 @tu§en. [fung. 
 
 Detru'sion, s. boS 4>inttb jtof en j bie aSern>cr» 
 
 Detijrba'tion , s. 1. bas Stiebcrroerfcn 5 2. fig 
 bie erniebrigung. 
 
 Deuce, s. 1. Gam. bie ^toii, ba& ©auSj — ace, 
 Sn>ei "Kf (^afcb »on 3raei)5 2. vid. Du^e, 
 
 Deut$rocan6n'ical , adj. T/ieo^. beuterocanos 
 
 DeuterSg'amist, s. ber jDeuterogamift. [nifcb- 
 
 Deut^rog'amy, *. bie ©euterogamie. 
 
 Deut^r5n'omy, s. Bibl. bad ©euteronomion. 
 
 Deut^rox'yd, Deutox'yd,*. Chem. bO& ®eut* 
 oyt)b. [<Stobt) 3»eibriLictcn. 
 
 Deuxponts [dus'ponts] , .v. ftl. Geog (bie 
 
 DevapQra'tion , s. Phy. bic S5erbi(btung bc6 
 ©ampfeS ju ilBajfev. 
 
 To Devas'tate, v. a. DeriDiifien, oerbeeren. 
 
 Devasta'tion, *. bie SSerwufiung, SJer^eerung. 
 
 Devasta'tpr, *. ber SSenDufier. 
 
 To Devel'op, v. a. 1. lit. kfig. entbuUcn, ent» 
 wirfcln j 2. T. (@tein u.) be^auen. 
 
 Devel'9p(e)m?nt, *. lit. kfig. bic SntbuUung, 
 ©ntroirfelung, ©rlduterung. 
 
 To Devest', v. I. a. 1. entfleibenj 2. fig. cnt- 
 blopen (— of, »on) 5 berauben j 3. befreien 
 (—from, con) J 4. Law, (cinSled^t) Perdu* 
 f crn5 II. n. Lawy eineS 9lecbtSanfpru(be§ ©er» 
 lujlig werben. [itrummung notb Unten. 
 
 Devex'jty, *. ber Xbbang , bic ^bfcbuffigfcit j 
 
 To De'viate, v. n. 1. abmeicben (— from, con)} 
 2. fig' fi(b oerirren, cergc^en. 
 
 De'vj^te, adj. obweid^enb. 
 
 Devia'tion, *. 1. lit. kfig. ba0 Xb»ei(benj 
 2. Naut. bie SSerfegeiung. 
 
 Devja'tpry, adj. abn)ei(benb. 
 
 Device', s. 1. ber Gntrourf, ^lan, @infanj 
 ^unflgriff, bie gift j 2. bie @rfinbung j ©rfiinb* 
 famfeit) 3. Paint., kc. bo& ©innbilb, bieDe» 
 oife 5 4. bie SBapenfigur. 
 
 Device'ful , 1. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. crfinte* 
 rif(b, anfcbldgigj 2. fein erfonnen, f(blau. 
 
 Dev'il [dev'vl] , s. 1. lit. kfig. ber 3:eufel5 2. 
 Print bcr gaufburftbc} 3. Mech. ber S. ob. 
 SBoIfj 4. Afar, bie SKittelfaben (blaue ga» 
 ben) in ben !6nigl. ©tbiffstouen 5 the — him- 
 self, 1. berleibbQftige S., 2. Jlfar. ber blouc 
 ^aben in ben fonigl. ©egeln; black — , Ich. 
 bcr ^etersfifd) 5 fiot-*.— in a bush, bieSBraut 
 in |>aaren5 — '& bit, ber SeufelSobbif ; — 
 carriage. Gun. ber ^ononen * ©attelroagcn { 
 — may-care , vulg. ocrwogen. 
 
Devi 
 
 245 
 
 Diag 
 
 Dev'iljng nia9hiae', s. Mcch. ber Xcufcl 0^. 
 
 aSolf (in ©pinnereicn). 
 Dev'ilish, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. teuflif(!)) 
 
 2. Zud. oertcufelt} III. — ness, s, i>a§ Seufli' 
 
 f(]^c,i)ieScufclei. 
 Dev'ilkin, s. dim. l)a§ Seufelc^cn. 
 Dev'iUhrp , s. bie IScufelfc^aft. 
 De'vjous, adj. 1. lit.&fig.Qhrotidftnt), fel)l9e= 
 
 ^ent)5 2.n)QnDernl),^erumf(i)n)eifenl)5-paths,- 
 
 tracts, /if. &j?g.:2fbnjc9e.[l)en!bar,criinnli(^. 
 Devi'fable, adj. 1. X)tvmad)hav,U^ixhaxi2. tv 
 To Device', v. I. a. 1. erfinncn, crfinDcn, ent* 
 
 njcrfen, 2. mut^mapcn, errat^en^ 3. Law, 
 
 (teftamentarifcb) ocrmQ^cn, ^interlaJTciii II. 
 
 n. no(^benfen 5 finnen. 
 DevW, f. 1. i)aS le^twilligc SScrmat^enj 2. 
 
 boS Scflamcntj 3. baS SScrmdd^tnif, Xegat, 
 
 4. Did. Device. 
 
 DevjMce', s. Law, ber Scf!amcnt§erbe, legator. 
 DeYi'§?r, *. bcr (Srfinicr, Ur^eber, ^lanmacijer. 
 Devi'fipr [devizor', opp, devisee'], s. Law, 
 
 m erblQffer, 3;efiQtor. 
 Devoid', adj. lit. kfig. Utt , bar (mit of, an). 
 Devoir [devwor'] , s. bic ^6fli(bfeit§errocifung, 
 
 e^rerbictigfcitsbeieigung. 
 Dev51'utary, j. Law, ber (Sriongcr ctner ^eim 
 
 gcfttUenen ^frfinbe. 
 DevQlQ'tion, s. 1. ba§ SticberroUenj 2. Lav?, 
 
 bQS 3ufQlIett bur(^ erbfd^aft, ber 4)eimfall. 
 ToDevSIve', u. I. a. I. mebcrroUenj bQ^in* 
 
 wcHsenj 2. jig. fibertragenj anoertraucnj II. 
 
 n. 1. nieberroUcti » 2.ju 3)^cil roerben, sufallcn. 
 De>'onshire, comp. — colic, Med. bie trorfene 
 
 Ob. SQUitoliU — plains, Com. cine^rt grobcS 
 
 njoUencs 3eug5 — sauce, Coofc. 3^amcciner 
 
 pifontcn S5aucc. 
 
 Devora'tion , s. bic S5crf(blingung. 
 To Devote', v. a. I. wibmeit, wci^cnj 2. (fid)) 
 
 uberlaffeii) 3. ocrrounff^en, oerbammen. 
 Devote', adj'. 1. ergcbenj 2. ocrfluc^t. 
 DSvo't^dness, s. bic ©rgeben^eit. 
 Devptee', *. 1. bcr SScrc^rer, ^JCnbetcr, 2. bcr 
 
 ^r6mmler, ®leif ner 5 bie a5etf(^n)cfler.[mung. 
 Devote'm^nt, *. 1. bie Qrgcben^cit j 2. bie SBib^ 
 Devo't^r, s. 1. ber SBibmerj 2. ber SSere^rer. 
 Devo'tion, s. 1. bie 38ibmung, SBei^ej 2. bic 
 
 QCnba(^t,^r6mmi9Eeitv3.bie:)rnba(bt§ubungj 
 
 ber (SotteSbienfl, 4. ba§ ®ebet, SJpfer, 5. bie 
 
 (Srgcben^cit, 3uneigung 5 ^ufopferung (— 
 
 for, fiir) 5 6. ber eiferj T. bie SSerfiigbarfeiti 
 
 to pay one's d-s to . . . , fcinc lufTOttrtUltg 
 
 ma(^en bei — 
 Devo'tipnal, I. adj. ;n. — ly, adv. 1. anbdc^tig, 
 
 frommj 2. bic ©rbauung betrejfenb. 
 Devo'tionalist, Devo'ti9nist,*.ber IJCnbad^tlcr 
 To Devour', v. a. 1. lit. kfig. loerfc^lingcn 5 
 
 ttuffrcffen j 2. ccrfcbJuenbcn , burdjbringcnj a 
 
 ouSfaugen, erfc^opfen. 
 Devfu'rer, s. ber SSerfd^ linger, :c. cf. b. t. SEB. 
 Devout', I. adj.; H. — ly, adv. 1. onbQC^tig, 
 
 fromm^ 2. crnfHidii, innig, inbrunflig,- ill. - 
 
 ness, J. 1. bic ^nbQd^tigfcitj 2. ^nbrunft. 
 Devout'l^ss, 1. adj. anba(i^t§lo§5 II.— ness, s. 
 
 bie^nbad^t^lofigfcit. 
 To Dew, V. a. 1. bet^auenj 2. * bcnc^ctt. 
 Dew, I. s. ber S^au j II. comp. — berry, ^of.bic 
 
 S^aubeerej - claws. Sport. bieXfterflaucni 
 
 — lace, — snail, Nat. bic aBegcfc^nccfci - 
 lap, bie SGBamme (bef. bcim Sflinbmc^)} — 
 lapt, mit einer SBammcj — point, Phy. bcr 
 li'^aupunftj — worm, Ent. ber Olegcnwurm. 
 
 Dew'y, adj. 1. t^aud^nU(^ 5 2. ttjaubcnc^t, be* 
 t^Quet, feu(^t3 (bef. Hunt.') t^auig. 
 
 Dex't^r, ifer. I. adj. xt^t j II.J. bic rc(bte @citc. 
 
 D^xter'jty, *. ii7. kfig.W ®cfd[?irf(i(^feit, @C« 
 roanbt^cit. 
 
 Dex't?rous , Dex'trous , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 1. gefd^icft, geroanbt, ()urtig5 2. fig. umfK^* 
 tig, fcbarfRnnigj fcin, lifligj HI. — ness, * 
 Wie Dexterity, r/v. 
 
 DSx'tr^l, adj. rc(it, rc(bter ^anb. 
 D?xtral'ity, s. bie 8age jur rct^tcn |)anb. 
 D^xtror'sa!, adj.Bot. »on bcr (Kccbtcn nacb bcr 
 
 2inFcn gc^enb. 
 Dey [da], s. (et)cm.) ber ®ei) (t. "2C(gier). 
 Di, or Die, confr. D. Diana, Siana (§-n.). 
 Di'^base, s. Min. bcr ©runflcirt. 
 DIabe'tes, s. 1. Med. btC ^arnru()r j 2. iWcc/i. 
 
 bcr ^cber, ©oumen. [bctreffenb. 
 
 Diabet'jc , adj. Med. biabctif(b , bie ^amru^r 
 Diabol'jcal (Diabttl'jc) , I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 
 
 tcuflifd) j HI- — ness, s. bag Scuflift^c. [fcin. 
 Diab'Qli^m, s. 1. bic Sicufelcij 2. baS3cfc{fcn= 
 Di^cau'stjc, Math. & Opt. I. adj. biafttUflifd) 5 
 
 - curve , bic frumme Sflefraction§Unic5 H. 
 d-s, s. pi. W aSrcnnlinicn burc^ gcbrotbcnc 
 Stra^Ien. [lonO^flaflcr. 
 
 Diach'ylpn, s.Pharm. \)a& ern)ci(bcnbe (©iat^t)* 
 DlacO'djum , s. Med. bcr 9)?ol)nf9rup. 
 Diac'onal, adj. cincn Dioconud bctreffenb. 
 Diacoii'stic, adj*. bio!uflif(b. 
 Diatcou'stjcs, s. pi. bic ©iafuflif. 
 Diacrift'jcal, adj. untcrf(bcibcnb, biafritifc^. 
 Di'adelph, s. Bat. bic swcibrfibcrigc ^flanjc. 
 Diadel'phjan , adj. 5of. jnjcibriibcrig, biabcl* 
 Di'adem, s. ba& ©ittbem. [pl)if(b. 
 
 Di'ademed,«dj.l.mitcincm Diabcm gcftbmiicftj 
 
 2. gcfront, gcjicrt. [^enbe(6 
 Di'adrom , s. Pliy. bie Sc^ivingungSgcit cincS 
 Diaer'esis, s. Gram bic ©idrcfc. 
 DiagnO'sis, Diagaos'tic, s. Med. bic ©iognofc. 
 Diagnos'tic, adj. Med. biagno(lif(i> 
 
Diag 
 
 246 
 
 Dick 
 
 Diag'pnal, Math. I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. bia* 
 gonttl^ III. ,s. bic ©iagonallimc. 
 
 Di'agrara, s. Gcom. ber Sfltp 5 Ut (gcometrif^e) 
 
 Diagraph'ic — cal, adj. bef(§reibcnb. [^igur. 
 
 Di'al, s. lior. 1. W ©onneitu^rj 2.i)a§3itfers 
 blott) 3. ber ©onncnjeigcrj 4, bcr ©onnen* 
 ring j Horl-s. — plate , wie 2. u. 3. 5 — slide 
 gage, cin 3ifferblQttmttp5 —wheel, bag aBei= 
 ferrat). [ubcr^. 
 
 Di'^ilect, s. 1. ber ©iolcctj 2. bic ©prQd(»e 
 
 Dialec'tic?il (Dlalec'tic), I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 DTalecti'cian, s. bcr ©ialectifcr. [tioTectif^). 
 
 DTalec'tics, *. pZ. bie ©ialecti!. 
 
 Di'^ling, s. 1. Hor. bic ©nomonif > 2. Afin. 
 bi'c ^unft, ©angc unb %lS>^t ju cntbcrfen. 
 
 Di?i'irst , s. bcr SScrfcrtiger oon ©onnenu^ren, 
 ber ©nomonifer. [tttUifd^ced^illerf^ein. 
 
 m'allage, *. Min. bcr ©iallagon, gcfonntc me* 
 
 Dial'Qgism, s. ber ©iaiogismus. 
 
 IHal'Qgist, s. 1. bic ^crfon im ©ialogj 2. bcr 
 ©iologenbid^ter. [adv. bialogif^i. 
 
 Diftlpgifs'tlcal , DIalogis'tic, I. adj.; II. — ly, 
 
 To Dial'Qgize, v. a. cinaBe^feIgefpr5(j^ fatten, 
 
 Di'al^gue, s. bcr ©ittlog. [bialogifxrcn. 
 
 Diali/ie'a, s. Med. bic Tflt^eefalbe. 
 
 DYal'ysis, *. Med. bic @rf(btaffung, DialtjfiS. 
 
 Diam'et^r, s. ber ©urcbmeffer , ber ©iometer. 
 
 Dlam'etrai, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. biametrifcb. 
 
 Diaraet'rical, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. biametrif^, 
 biametrol. 
 
 Di'amond, s. l.ber)Diamanf,©emant5 2.T'{/p. 
 vid. — letter J 3. Math. bic9lautC;bcrSfl^oms 
 bus } ^.Gam. ber 6cfflein,bie dtanU (ba& gar* 
 rcau in bcr ,Rarte) 5 &• Her. (in ben Qbeligen 
 SlBapen)bie fd^warjc ^orbej glazier's— , bcr 
 (Slaferbiamant, ^obclbiamantj a — cut into 
 angles, cin SriUantj — cement, ctnunaufs 
 (6&li(^erJtittfiir^orscaan,(Steingutu.®la&i 
 
 - cutter, bcr©emantfd)nciber, iiber^. ©tcin* 
 fdjnciber? — dust, wic— powder, qv. ,• —edi- 
 tion, Typ. bte^uSgabe (cine§ SSucbcS) in 35ia» 
 mantfd^riftj — knot. Mar. berSd^auermannSs 
 !nopf)— letter, Tijp. bie©ittmant*®(^riftj 
 
 — pencil, ber ©lafcrbiamantj — points (— 
 sparks), Jew. ©pi^ftcinc;— powder, ber iDia* 
 mantflttub; baS ©iamantpulpcr, jDiamant' 
 bo(o)rb. [ten. 
 
 Dl'amQud, adj. 1. biQmantartig J 2. biaman* 
 Di'^niondfd, p. a. rttutcnf6rmig , r^ombens 
 
 fCrmig. 
 Dja'na, s. 1. Myth. JDianaj 2. CTiem. ©ilbcr 
 
 [CL] i — 's bud, bie JtnoSpe bc8 Jtcufc^banmeS. 
 Dian'd?r , s. Bot. bic bionbriftbc ^flanjc. 
 Dian'drj^n, adj. Bot. jn>eimannrig,bianbrif(l^. 
 Diapa'son , .v. Muss. 1. bie Sctaoc^ 2. I-m. 
 
 tie aKenfur^ bas SKuflermap j 3.* bereinflang. 
 
 Diapede'sjs, s. Med. bo§ ©urd^fc^wi^en bc« 
 
 ©lutes, ber SSIutfd^wcif . 
 Diapen'te, s. Mus. bie Sluintc. 
 Di'ap^r, I. s. bic gcblumte Seinwanb} II. adj. 
 
 gebliimt, gemobclt. 
 ToDi'aper, v. a. 1. blumen, mobetn 4 2. mit 
 
 SBIumen, :c. Qu&nci^en, fticfen. 
 Diaphane'jty, *. bie jDurd^ftcbtigfeit. 
 Dlaphan'jc, Diaph'?inous, adj. burd^flt^tig. 
 DiaphQre'sis, s. Med. ber fiarte ©(bweif . 
 Di^iphoret'ic, Med. I. adj. (ob. — c^l), f(b»ci^* 
 
 treibcnb 5 II. s. bQ§ f^wei^trcibenbe SJJittcI. 
 Di'aphragm [— fram] ,*. 1. Anat. baS 3n)erd)= 
 
 feEj 2. bic ©(i^cibemanb , Sluerwanb. 
 Diapru'nura , s. Med. bic ^flaumenlatwcrgc. 
 Diar'esis, Diar'esy , s. vid. Diaeresis, [tttglid^. 
 DiaVjan, adj. ju cincm Sagebut^c gc^orig; 
 Di'arist, s. (Sincr, ber cin Sagcbud^ ^dlt, bcr 
 DTarrhe'a, &c. rid. Diarrhoea, &c. [©iorijt. 
 DTarrhoe'a, s.Med. bcr jDurd^fttll, bic ©ittrr^6e. 
 Diarrhoet'jc, adj. Med. abfii^renb, purgirenbt 
 DiVy , I- s. baS (bef. Cfteife*) Sogcbudl^, ©ia 
 
 rium, n. adj. cintfigig. 
 Di'aschism, s. Mus. bQ§ flcinc ^ommtt. 
 DTasen'na, s. Med. bic ©ennaltttmcrge 
 DT'^spyre, s. Min. bcr ©iaSpor. 
 Di'astem, s. Mw.v.bQ§einfac^c 3«tcroQlI.[flole. 
 Dlils'tole, Dias'toly,*. Gram, k Anat. bie^iO' 
 Di'astyle, s. Arch. 1. bic GduIenwcitCi 2. baS 
 
 wcitfdulige ©ebdube. 
 Diates'sarQU, s. Mus. bie Sluartc. 
 Diaton'jc, adj. M?/*.biatonifd^. 
 Di'atrlbe, s. (bcf. Rhet.') bie Diatribe. 
 To Dib, Dib'ble, vid. To Dap & To Dape. 
 Difb'bjng, s. Com. ^a^ ^bcrleber. 
 Difb^lc, s. 1. Hush, ber ^flanjftotf j 2. bie 
 
 4)0ue, ^ocfC) 3. bic ^utbiirfie. 
 To Difb'ble, v. a. mit bcm ^flansflodC pflanjcn. 
 Dib'stone, s. ba6 ©tcintippcn (^inberfpiet). 
 Dice, *. ipl. pon Die) 1. bie SKiirfel^ 2. baS 
 
 SBfirfelfpicl5-blue, boS SB-blou, in S»-form 
 
 gegoffene Snbigofarbe 5 — box, berSB-be<^cr} 
 
 — whelk, Conc/i.bieSreppe.[fpieler,S8firfl;er. 
 To Dice, V. n. wflrfeln. Di'c^r, s. ber SBurfcl* 
 To DiQhSt'pmize, u. a. trcnncn, (in jwci S^cilc) 
 
 t^cilen, abtljeilcn. 
 Dich5t'omous, adj. Bot. gobclformig get^ciltj 
 
 — corymbed, paarigsbolbentraubig. 
 DTchSt'omy, .v. 1. Ast. bic ©id^OtomiCj 2. Bot. 
 
 bic ©ttbelfirmigfcit. 
 Dl'^hroTt, *. »ic Cordierite, qv. 
 Dick, s. ahhr. fiir : Richard, 9li(bQrb (aJl-tt.). 
 Dick^ens, I. s. met. bcr S^eufel, ^enfcrj bef. 
 
 II. int. the -! oUc SBeltl bcr 2)qu§! 
 Dick'?r, s. Com. (Mort.) ber5)C(^er(lOg5tft 
 
 Ob. Du^cnb). 
 
Dick 
 
 247 
 
 DilTu 
 
 Dick'ey , s. bcr ^utfc^er* oD. ^ebientcnrie (an 
 
 Drck'y, s. ahbr. mt Dick, qv. [l?er Jtutfc^e). 
 
 DIc8c'cous, adj. Bot. jmeijeUig. 
 
 Dicotyl'edpn, s. Bot.Wr)ihtV)U'iiOm\d)t ^flan» 
 it, ^. mit sroei iSamenlappen. 
 
 Dicotyled'9nous , arfj. BoM)ifotl)Iel)onif(^. 
 
 Dic'rotos, s. Med. bcr l)oppeItfd)lagenl)c ^ul§. 
 
 Dic'tany, *. virf. Dittany. 
 
 To Di</tate, v. a. 1. (al8Pfli4>t) aufcrlegeu, 
 Dorf^jrcibcnj 2. bictircnj 3. j'lg. cingeben, 
 cinfi6pcn,infpinren. 
 
 Dic'tate, y. 1. Ut SSovf^rift^ 2. fig. W Olcgel, 
 {fll(t>t[4)nur5 3.fii\ bie dingebung (gc». im 
 pf.) 4. t)a$ ©ictirtc, ©ictatum. 
 
 Dicta'tion, *. 1. ba& Dictiren, ©ictat J 2.^^. 
 t)Q8®c^eif,t>ica5orf(^rift. 
 
 Djcta'tpr , .y. iiu &fig. Uv Dictator. 
 
 Difctaito'ri?iI, adj. gebteterifdl), Dictatorif^j. 
 
 Djcta'tprsbip, s. l.tic ©ictatur j^g-*. 2. t)ic 
 unumfd)ran!te ©erocltj 3. t>cr ^Zad)tfpred)cr« 
 
 Dic't^ttpry, adj. 9ebtctenfd&, tictatorifd). [ton. 
 
 Djcta'ture [— tshyr), *. 1. vid. Dictatorship; 
 2.bie93iQ(^t^errfdaft. 
 
 Dic'tion, s. Der TCu&brutf, <Stt)l, bit ©iction. 
 
 Dic'tipn^ry, s. baS SBfirtcrbudj. 
 
 Did, pre<. »on To Do. [biba!tif(3ij. 
 
 Didac'tic§il (Djdac'tjc), I. adj. ; II. — ly, adw. 
 
 Djdac'tlcs, *. pi. Ph. t>it ©ibaFtif. 
 
 Didac'tylcus, adj. Nnt. jnjcije^ng. 
 
 Did?i8cal'ic, adj. Ic^rcnb, bibo!tifi^. 
 
 To Did'dlc, V. n. (im ©e^cn) toanUn, matfeln. 
 
 Dldecahe'dral , adj. Cryst. bibcfacbrif^. 
 
 DldOdecalie'dral, adj. Cryst. bibobclPacbrif^. 
 
 Dlidst, 2tc *pcrf. ©ing. bcS prct. con To Do. 
 
 DjdQc'tion , s. bic TCuScinanbcrbc^nimg , Srcn* 
 nung. [3n)itterpfIan}C. 
 
 Di'dynam, s. Bot. bic bibt)nami|"c^c ^flanje, 
 
 Dldyna'mjain, adj. Bot. bibQnamifc^. 
 
 To Die, V. I. a. fdrben (vtd. To Dye); U. 
 w. 1. fteiben (mit of, out of, for, through, 
 witb , an, ccn, cor, by, burc^) j 2. Lawy bie 
 Sobcyjlrafc crieibcn j ^.fig. untcrge^cn, auf* 
 ^oren 5 ru^cn, i.vid. to — away ; 5. lit. kfig. 
 abfterben, »ern)cl!cnj 6. (oon gcifligen®cs 
 trdnfcn) fd^al ob. matt wcrben 5 to — away, 
 1. nac^ unb nad(> [(^rofid^cr rocrben, allmd^lig 
 ttbne^mcnj fi(^ tjcrlicren, auf^orcnj 2.^infin= 
 fen, crlicgcnj 3.terf(^maitcn(ooraBonnc,u.) 
 
 Die, s. 1. vid. Dye; 2, bcr SSurfclj 3. T. bcr 
 OTliinsflcmpcl j — sinker , ber ©unjcnirer 5 4 
 ahbr. 0. Diana. [3n)ei^du8lcr 
 
 DIe'cian , s. Bot. bic jn)ci^du|igc ^Pflanjc, pi 
 
 Die'go , .?. (fpan.) 1. ©icgo, f. t>. ro. Dietrich, 
 3;^eobori(^ (9K-n.) j 2.*ba§ ^lammcnfdjwert, 
 ber glamberg. 
 
 PiV> vj'd. Dyer. Dier'€sis, wtd. Diaeresis. 
 
 Di'esis, s. 1. Muj. ba6 Jtieuj (fe i^ 2. Typ, 
 
 ba§ (boppcltc) ^reuj [+]. 
 
 Di'?t, *. 1. bic s^a^rung, Jtoflj 2. Med. bu 
 ©idti 3. ba§^oftgclbi 4. bic JBcfofligung* 
 5. Ihl. bcr Oleid^Stag , Eanbtog , ^rd^tag. 
 
 To Di'et, V. I. a. 1. bcfofligen, fpcifcn, ernd()» 
 renj 2. Afcd. ®idtoorf(t)rcibcn)3..%. ndi)* 
 rcn, fdttigen) II. n. 1. Med. nad^ bcr Didt 
 lebcn 5 2. cjfcn, fpeifcn. [tctif(l(>c TCrsnci. 
 
 Di'?t?iry, I. adj. bidtctif(^ 5 II. s. Med. bic bid' 
 
 Di'?t?d, adj. 1. bcr Didt untcrroorfcnj 2. in 
 
 Di'^t^r, s. bcr TCnorbncr bcr JDidt. [bcr Stofi 
 
 Dletet'jc, I. adj. (- cal;, bidtetif4) J H. <!-«» •>• 
 pi. Med. bie ©idtctif. [^rcistag. 
 
 Di'^tine, s. Pol. bie6antonalcerfammhing,ber 
 
 To Difrfpr, V. n. lit. kfig. »crfdt)icben Hin, ob* 
 njcidjcn, nitbtfibcrcinilimmcn. 
 
 Difference, s. 1. bcr Unterfc^ieb, bicDiffcrcnjj 
 2. bie ©treitigfeit, ber Bwiflj 3. baS Unter» 
 fibeibung§jci((;en. [biffcrenjiren. 
 
 To Difference, v, a. 1. untcrfc^cibcnj 2. Alg. 
 
 Different , I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. »crf4»icbcn 
 (— from , »on) 5 anbcrs. 
 
 DiifTer^n'tial , adj. Math. — method (o/ cal- 
 culus), bie Differential s 9lc4>nung. 
 
 To Differen'tjate [-'shiat], v.a.biffercntiircn. 
 
 Dif'ficait, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. f(j?n)cr, 
 fiferaicrigj 2. eigcnfinnig, wunbcrlitb. 
 
 Dif ficiilty, s. bie ®d^roierig!cit. 
 
 Diffidence, s. 1. ba§ 5)iiptrauen(— of, gcgen)j 
 
 2. baS 9K. gcgen fid) fclbfi,bie@(biid)tern^cit. 
 Diffident, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. miptraU' 
 
 i[i1) (— of, gegcn) j 2. (ciner ©ad^e) ungiroi^j 
 fein S?crtrauen ^abcnb (auf)) 3. mJ|trauifd> 
 gcgen fid^ fclbfl, fd)U(btcrn, bcf(beibcn. 
 
 DjfHa'tion,5.ba8^u0cinanbcrbIafen,5Bcr»c^en. 
 
 DifHuence, *. ba§ 3crflicfcnj bie ^(ufftgfcit. 
 
 Diffluent, adj. jcrflic^cnb, flufftg. 
 
 Dlfform, adj. 1. ungleitbi 2. unrcgeimaf ig J 
 
 3. Bot. mipgcftaltet. 
 
 Djffor'mjty, s. 1. bie Ungleidj^cit J 2. bic Unrc= 
 
 gclmdpigfeit) 3. bie Ungeflalt(>eit. 
 Diffrac'tion, v. Opt. bie (®tra^lcn«)®rc(j(>un9. 
 To Diffran'cbjse, &c. vid. To Disfranchise kQ 
 To Diffuse', V. a. 1. auSgiepcn; 2. fig. ergic* 
 
 fen, oerbreiten; 3. {Sh. Lear 1,4) oenriftbcn. 
 Diffuse', I. adj.\ II. — ly, adv. 1. »eitbcrbret» 
 
 tct, jcrflrcutj 2. n)eitf(b»ei|ig. 
 Djffuf ed', I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. 1 . jcrflrcut, 
 
 ausgebe^nt } 2. rocitftbrocifig j 111. — ness, vid. 
 Diffu'8er,.y.berSSerbreitcr,3crflreuer.[Diflra8ion. 
 Diffusibil'ity , Djffu'sibleness , j.bicCcrbrcit* 
 
 famfcit, Grgiepbarfcit. [giefbar. 
 
 Diffu'^jble, adj. cerbrcitfam, ouSbreitbar, er» 
 Diffu'sion, s. 1. lit. kfig. bfc Kcrbreitung? 2. 
 
 bie TfuSflreuung. 
 
Diffu 
 
 248 
 
 Dile 
 
 Djffu'sjTe, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. ftd^ oerbreis 
 tent), jerjireuent) , ersiepenb ; 2. ouegebe^nt, 
 mbxtiUti 3. fii;. »citlSufi3, (x>itl) umfaf= 
 fenDj III. - ness, J. 1. lit. &jig. bic TCultc^* 
 nung j 2. i)ic SBeitldufigfeit. 
 
 To Dig, V. reg. Sctir. I. a. 1. gen. grabcn? 2. 
 «tt§Qrabcn (au(^ Sport.) ; 3. (bit ©rbc) t)urd&= 
 wfi^lenj 4.(l)ur(i>)bo^ren, (au&)^6^lcnj to - 
 again, Agr, (to — the ground, benSSobcn) 
 umgrabcn, roenbenj to — deeper, au&ttcfcn, 
 au§^6^lcn, bo^renj to - down, untcrgraben, 
 to — out the ice, Mar. auSeifCttj to — up, 1. 
 QUfgrabeit, auSgrabenj 2. umgrabenj II. n. 
 grabcnj to — after, ob. for, nad^grobcn J Mm. 
 fd^firfcn. [Dcr compreffc (bofe) @a$. 
 
 Dig, *. vufg. ter ©top } a solid — , Print, ph. 
 
 Digam'm^i , s. Gr. Gram. ba& ©igamma. 
 
 Digas'trjc, adj. Anat. jweibaud^i^t. 
 
 Di'g^st, s. 1. Rom. Law, bic ^atibccten , 5)1* 
 gcflen j 2. jebe ©ommlung gcorbneter®efe^c. 
 
 To Di^egt', V. I. a. 1. (ttttd() 6Iaffen2C.) orbnciij 
 2. lit. kjig. tjcrbauen, 3. crn)ei(|>en, jerfe^en, 
 C/iem. bigcrirctt laffen , ^.Swrgr. (eineSBunbe) 
 sum @itern bringctt) II. n. l. bigerirenj 2. 
 5Mrg. citernj 3. ju ©finger rocrbenj — ing 
 furnace, C/iem. ber jDigerirofcn. 
 
 Djges't^r, s. 1. ber S5rbner, JC cf. To Digest; 
 2. c/iem. ber papiniQn{f(!^e jDigerirtopf. 
 
 Djgestibil'jty, s. bie S5erbauli(bfeit. 
 
 Diges'tjble, adj. \)erbauli(b. 
 
 Djges'tion [— tshon] , s. 1. bie Serbauung j 2. 
 C/iem. bie iDigerirungi 3. jjg. ba§ (met()obis 
 \6ii) 2)rbnen5 bie 3eitigung(eineS^lanS:c.)5 
 4. Surg, tit eiterung. 
 
 Djges'tjve, I. adj. l.bieS5erbouungbef6rbernb, 
 S5erbauung§»} 2. Chem. bigerircnb^ 3. orb* 
 nenb, anorbnenb j 4. Surg, bie ©itcrung be* 
 f6rbernb j 5. aufl6fenb j II. s. 1. Med. bas 
 aSerbauungSmittel) 2. 5Mrg.baSbie@iterung 
 bef6rbernbe SKittelj - salt, Chem. ba& ©i* 
 geftiofalj. [(3ruS-)®rQbung; ©rciberd. 
 
 Dig'ger, s. ber ©robenbe; Drg'ging, s. bie 
 
 Dig'jt, *. 1. ein ©aumen breit ('^ 3oU)i 2. 
 Ast. ber afhronomifdje 3011) 3. Arith. bie 
 3a^lfigur , ber Siner. 
 
 Dig'jtal, adj. 1. ben finger betrejfenb} 2. ben 
 Qjltonomif^en 3oa; :c. {cf. b. ». SB.) betr. 
 
 Difg'itate, ac/j. -Bot. gejtngert. 
 
 Dig'itated, p. a. Bot. fingerformig , gefingert. 
 
 Dig'lyph, s. Arch, ber 3weif(bli^. 
 
 Dign}f|ca'tion, *. bie Gr^ebung iw einer bo^e= 
 
 Dig'njfied, adj. roflrbeDott, ebcl. [rcn SBiirbe. 
 
 To Dig'njff, v.a.x. er^>6ben, er^eben, bef6r= 
 bern h 2. verebetn, ebren. [Stiftg^err , :c. 
 
 Dig'njtary, s. ber ^ol^e (Sciftlid^e , ^rdlat, 
 
 Dig'nity, *. 1. lit. k fig. bie 3Burl»c4 2. ber 
 
 Slang J 3. Astrol. bie corjuglitbe Sage etne* 
 
 ^lancten. 
 
 Dig'Qnous, adj. Bot. jweifeitig, jnjeiroinfeUg. 
 Di'grapb, s. Gram, ber ©igrap^. 
 To Digress', v. n.fig. (in ber Olebe , :c.) ttb* 
 
 »ei(ben, ab- ob. au§f(bn)eifen. [fd^weifung. 
 Digres'sion, s.fig. bic ^bf(bn)eifung , "Xuh 
 Djgres'siQnal, adj. obfd^weifenb. [abf(broeifcnb. 
 Djgres'sive, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. abn)ei(bcnb, 
 Djgres'sQry, adj. vid. b. U. SB. [^flanje. 
 
 Di'gyn , s. Bot. bie bigt)nif(be, jweiwcibige 
 Digfn'|?in,adi.JBotbigt)nif(b,sn)ei»eibtg.[e(fig. 
 Di'hedr^il, adj. T. jweifeitig, STOciFantig^jwei* 
 Dihe'dron, s. T. bas 3n)eifeit, 3n)eie(f. 
 Dihexaihe'dral, adj. Cryst. bi^eyaebrifcb- 
 To Diju'djcate , v. a. oburt^eilen, entf(betben 
 
 (—of ... , fiber). 
 
 Djjadjca'tion, s. ba$ Tfburt^eilen, Urt^eil. 
 Dike, s. Dik-s. 1. ber (7Cbsug=)®rttben , ^a* 
 
 naU 2. ber ©amm, ©eitb? 3. Geoi. bie ^eU 
 
 fenaber; — grave, (— reeve) , ber ©ammauf* 
 
 fcljcr, ©eid^grdfe. [geben, einbeicbcn. 
 
 To Dike, V. a. mit einem ©raben, ©ei(b um^ 
 To Dila9'erate, v. a. jerreipen. 
 Djlacera'tion, s. boS 3erreipen, bie 3erreipung 
 To Djiap'idate, v. I. n. lit. &^g:. in Srummcr 
 
 fatten; oerfaUcnj II. a. l. ju ©runbege^en 
 
 (tjerfaUen) lafen 5 ^.fig. cerfcbwenben , oer» 
 
 [(^leubern. 
 Djlapjda'tion , s. i.bieSSerrouftungj berSSer* 
 
 faU, 2. Uz SSerf(bn)enbung, aSerfd^leuberung. 
 DjlapVator, s. 1. ©iner, ber SJerfatt ocrur= 
 
 fa^t 5 2. ber SSerf(b»enber. [hit. 
 
 Dilatabil'}ty,Dilii'tablen?s8, s. bie ©C^nbor* 
 Djia'table, adj. be^nbar. 
 Dilata'tion, s. bie iCuSbe^nung 
 Dilata'tor, s. vid. Dilator , 3. & 4. [Dilator, 4. 
 Dilata'tpry, I. adj. md. Dilatory; U.s.vid. 
 To Dilate', v. I. a. 1. au^bebnen? 2. au§brei» 
 
 ten, cerbreiten^ II. n. l. f\(i) ousbc^nenj 2. 
 
 fig. fid^ oerbreiten (— on, upon, fiber). 
 Dilate', adj. auSgebe^nt, weit [be^nung. 
 Djla'tion, s. 1. bieSSerjogerung? 2. bie^CuS* 
 Djla'tpr, Dila't?r, s. 1. ber ^u^be^ner, 2. bQ§ 
 
 ©rweiternbej 3. Anat. ber erroeitcrnbe 9Hu§s 
 
 f el, 4. Surg. bo& <25perreifen, ber ELuettmeif el. 
 Dil'atQrjly, adv. oon Dilatory, qv. [Uit 
 
 Dil'at9r|n?8s , s. ba& 3aubem , tk ©aumfclig 
 Dil'^itpry, I. adj. 1. langfamj oerfpdtetj 2.s6- 
 
 gernb/faumfelig; 3. Law, bilatorifcb) II. x. 
 Dlle, s. vid. Woad. [vid. Dilator, 4. 
 
 Dilec'tion, s. bie ^itU, 3uneigung. 
 Dilem'm^, s. Log. &fig. bo§ ©ilemma. 
 Dil^ttan'tg, s. ber ©ilettant, ^unftfrcunb, 
 
 ^unpeb^aber. 
 Dil^ttantei^m', s. bie Jtunftliebbtiberet. 
 
Dili 
 
 249 
 
 Dipl 
 
 Dil'igence, s. tcv (au8bauernl)e) gleip, Sifcr. 
 Dil'jg^nt, I. adj. ;ll. — ly , adv. 1. (an^altenl)) 
 
 fleipig, cmf!35 2. Bi6/. forgfdltig. 
 Dm, J. 5df. bcr ®ia, i)ic ©iUe. 
 Dn'ljng, J. \>ex 3?tt(^fpr6pling, Da& ®(l)oof finb. 
 Dil'u^nt, I. adj. oerbunnenl), oerflufflgenl) 5 II. 
 
 s. tah ascrbunnungsmitfcl. 
 To Dilute', V. a. oerbunnen, ocrfluffigen. 
 Djlute^ Dilu't^d, adj. 1. t)finn,»crb^nnt)2.^g. 
 
 arm, crbcirmlid^. 
 D\ln'ter, s. baS SScrJ)finnun9§mitteI. 
 Djiu'tion, s. bic SScrbunnung. 
 Djlu'vial, Djlu'vian, adj. biluoianifc^. [f(i^i(i>t. 
 Djlu'vlvm, s. Geol. bic angcfd^wcmmtc (Srbs 
 Dim, adj. l.bunfel, bufler, finfler, 2. trfibe 
 
 (io.Dcr:iCu§ft(^t)j 3.bl6Dfi(^ti35 4. bI3Dfinir 
 
 nig, fc^roac^ (on SScrflanb) 3 5. matt (oon ^ar* 
 
 ben, 5}letaaen,zc.)- 
 To Difm, V. a. 1. ii7. kfig. oerbunfelnj blen^ 
 
 ben, 2. (SJletatte, :c.) matt ma(^en. 
 Dime, J. Am. cine ©ilbeiTnunje oon 10 cents. 
 Djmen'sion, s. bie :?Cu&be^nung (imSflaume), 
 
 ber Umfang, bag 5Kaf . 
 Diraen'sionl?g». adj. uncrmeplic^, grcnjenloS. 
 Dimen'sjty, *. btc TfuSbc^nung, bag 5)taf. 
 Djmen'sive , adj. lit. mapgebenb. 
 I To Dimid'jate, v. a. ^albircn. 
 [ Djmidia'tion, s. ba§ ^albiren. 
 ' To Dlmin'jsh , v. I. a. lit. & fig. ocrminbcm 
 
 (audS> Mus.) , XisxvinQtxn , oerHeinernj II. n. 
 
 \i6) oerminticrnj to — in the weight. Com. 
 
 am ®en)i(i)t oerliercn. [ben. 
 
 Djmin'ishabie, adj. fd^ig , oerminbert ju »cr» 
 Djmin'ish^r, s. ber,ba§ SSerminbernbe. 
 Dimjnu'tion, J. 1. lit. & fig. bic SSerminberung 
 
 (au(^ Mvs.) i 2. Arch, bie IBeriungung. 
 
 Dimin'utjve , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adih 1. tJCrf(ei» 
 nernbj 2. fleinli^l, fleinj III. s. f?ram. ba§ 
 ®iminutio5 IV.-ness, s. 1. bie Jtlein^eitj 
 2. bicitleinli(i)feit. [Dim. 
 
 Dim'jsh , adj. bdmmei'ic^ , etnjaS bunfel, jc cf. 
 
 Dlmifs'sion , s. bie Qntlaffung. 
 
 Djmifs'sQry, adj. 1. entlaffenb? 2. Law, liber* 
 lajfenb J letters — , ©imiffaricn. 
 
 Difm'.ity, s. Com. bet gefopeite SSord^cnt. 
 
 Dim'ming, s. Ut SSerbunfclung. 
 
 Dim'ness , s. 1. W ©unfel^eit, ©iiftcrfeit j 2. 
 bie asiobfit^tigeeit j 3. bie 3Jiatt^eit (ber^ar* 
 ben, beS 9J{etaa§)i 4. bic asifibrmnigfcit. 
 
 Dim'ple, .V. 1. ba§ ©rubd^en (im ^inn, :c.) j 2. 
 luiD. ba& OKal, SJJuttermal. [men). 
 
 To Dim'pie, v. a. ®»*iib(^cn mad)en(«.bcfom* 
 
 Dim'ply, adj. ooU ®rub(^en, lot^crig. 
 
 Din, s. baS ®erdufcb, ®et6fc, Ocflingc, ® cHirr. 
 
 To Difn, V. a. f(baUen lajfcn, bctduben. 
 
 DlfnVsby, s. bic ©inart^ie 
 
 To Dino, V. I. n. ju 'MittaQ ejfen , fpetftn} n. 
 a. ju ^ittaQC bemirt^cn, fpcifen. 
 
 Di'n?r, s. ber ju 3J?ittag fpcij^; — out, cont. 
 ber (S(i)maro§er. 
 
 To Difng, V. ir. I. a. jig. vw/g. betdubcn* II. 
 n. vuig. toben, poltem. 
 
 Difng-dSng, *. ^ffUngflang (bcr ©lorfenfdjaa) 
 
 Din'giness, J. baS ©unf clbraunc. 
 
 Difn'gle, s. bic S^alft^Iuc^t. [f4>musig 
 
 Din'gy, adj. 1. bunfelbraun, [(^roarjbraun j 2. 
 
 Di'njng, s. ba& 9Rittog§cficn 5 — room, ba& 
 ©peifejimmcrj — set, ber Safelauffa^ , — 
 table, bic ©pcifctafcl. [bii^l. 
 
 Din'k?8pit/iel, s. Geog. (bic @tabt) ©intcll= 
 
 Dm'n^r, s. ba§ SOJittagSma^I, 5Kittag§ cjfen. 
 
 Diat, s. 1. bcr @(^Iag5 2. bic Stricmcj 3.^g. 
 bic ®c»alt, ©tdrfcj by - of, fraft, buni^. 
 
 To Dint, V. a. f^ricmig ma(i)en, einfc^nciben, 
 scic^ncn. [©prcngel ge^6rig. 
 
 Dift'ces^n, I. s. bcr ©i6ccfan j II. adj. ju cincm 
 
 Di'pcese, *. 1. bic ©i5ce§i 2. bcr SanbcSbcsirf 
 
 Di'onfs, s. ®ion»)|tuS (5}?-n.). [iiber^. 
 
 DlSctahe'dr^l, adj. CnjsU bioftacbiift^. 
 
 Di'odSn, s. vid. Snn-fish. 
 
 Di'pmede, s. Orn. bcr (Sd^iffSDogcl. 
 
 Diop'slde, s. Min. bcr ©iopftb. 
 
 Difip'tase, *. Min. ber ^^upfcrfmaragb. 
 
 Diop'trjc, Di5p'trjc^l, adj. Opt. bioptrif(^, 
 — glass, ba§ @e^ro^r, ^ernro^r. 
 
 DiSp'trjcs, s.pl. Opt. bic©ioptri!. 
 
 DiprcVma, i\ baS ©iorama. 
 
 Dipr.Vmic, adj. bioramif(^. 
 
 Diort/io'sjs, s. Surg. biC ©iort^ofiS. 
 
 To Dip, V. a. & n. 1. tau^jcn, cintaud(>cn(— in, 
 into, in) i 2. untcrtauc^cn i 3. fc^opfen (— out, 
 out of, from, pon, aud) j ^.fig.a) fici in (itvoai 
 oerroicf eln, cinlaffcn 5 &) (ein Sud^, ic) fliid^tig 
 bur(^Iaufenj 5.gerat^en, fallen auf . . . i G.Phtj. 
 ii(^ ncigcn,inclinirenj T. Min. flrci^cn. 
 
 Difp, *. l.bic9?eigung(ua(^unten)}2.bas@in» 
 ftnfenj 3. ba8 (Sintauc^cnj 4. Phy.'ak 3ncli« 
 nation? — of the horizon, Ast. bic ©fidKng 
 bcr Jtimj — candles, vid. Dips ; — sector, 
 Math, ber S^cigungSs^roportionaljirM. 
 
 Dipet'alous, adj. Bot. JWCibldttcrig. 
 
 Diph'f/tong [dip'—], s. Gram, ber ©ip^t|)on9 
 
 Diph</i6n'gail [dip — ] , adj. bip^t^ongift^. 
 
 Diph'yllous, adj. Bot. jweibldttcrig. 
 
 Diplo'e, s. Anat. bic >Diploe. 
 
 Djplo'ma, *. bic Urfunbc, bas ©iplom. 
 
 Djplo'macy, s. 1. bic ©iplomatic, ®efanbt» 
 [(^aftsfunftj 2. bag biplomatifcbc 6orp§. 
 
 Dip'lomat?d, p. a. burd^ ©iplom crcirt. 
 
 DiplQmat'ic, I. adj. biplomatifd^ 5 II. s. bcr 5)i» 
 plomat J III. d-s, s. pi. W JJiplomati!. 
 
 Diplo'm?iti8t, s. bcr ©taatgmann, Diplomat. 
 
Dipp 
 
 250 
 
 Disa 
 
 Dipped , I. pret. & p. p. x>. To Dip, gu. j II. 
 p. a. golbfttrtig (oon 5?d9cln, u.)- 
 
 Dip'per, s, 1. bet, baS SaudjenUcj 2. baS 
 <S(i6pfgefo^j S. Orn. ber Heine ©tcipfup. 
 
 Pip'piog' p. ». To Dip ; — moulds, Chan dMd)U 
 fermen 5 — needle , bie SJcigungSnabel. 
 
 DTprj^mat'jc, adj. bipri5matifd^. 
 
 Dips , s. pi. Chand. gesogene Eidjtc. 
 
 Dip's^s, s. ZooL bie Durflfd^lange, iDurflnatter. 
 
 Dipt, pret. & p. p. contr. ft. Dipped c To Dip. 
 
 Dip't?r, *. Ent. ber 3n>eiflfiglcr. 
 
 Dip't^ral, f/rfj. Ent. iweiflugelig. 
 
 Dtp'tOtc, s. Gram, bao Diptoton. 
 
 Dlpyre', s. Geol. ber ©d^melsflein, ©ipi)r. 
 
 Diradja'tion, *. ba& ^fuSflra^leit. 
 
 Dire, adj. grSflii^, \d)vMd), graufam. 
 
 Direct', adj. 1. geVQbc, birect, 2. y4*t. rc4>tIdU5 
 fig? 3. ^g. beutlid^ , flar, 4. Com. birect, a 
 drittiira ; II. *. Mux. bcr QufloS [av]. 
 
 To Djrect', v. a. 1. riij^tenj 2. cinrid^ten, an* 
 orbnenj 3. anwcifen, leiten, onfu^rcn j 4.t?or» 
 fc^reiben, beauftrogen? 5. obrcffiren. 
 
 Djrec'ter, s. bcr ^norbner, vid. Director. 
 
 Djrec'tion, s. 1 . bie 9li(^tung } 2. bie^norb* 
 nungj 3. bie £eitung?4.bie2Cn»eifung,SSor* 
 f(^rift5 5. bie ^uffc^rift, 7fbrc|fe j 6. bcr SSor* 
 ftanb, bit ©irection? Com-s. according to 
 (your) — ,laut8Scrfugung>— in case of need, 
 bie 3'lot^s^brejfe 5 2yp-s. — line , bie 3iorm= 
 seile ; — word , bcr 6uflo8. [tenb. 
 
 Djrec'tive, adj. 1. ric^tenbj 2. anwcifenb, Icis 
 
 Djrect'ly, adv. unmittelbarj fogleicb/ vid. Di- 
 rect, [bie ©erob^eit. 
 
 Djr5ct'n?8s, s. 1. bie gcrttbe 9liS)tung j 2. fig, 
 
 Direc'tQr, s. 1. ber jDircctor, (2)ber5)^uffc^erj 
 2. ber Eeiter J 3. bie SHitbtfc^nurj 4. bcr ®e» 
 roijfenSrat^j 5. Surg, bie ^o^lfonbc. 
 
 Dir<?ctD'rjal, adj. 1. leitenb} 2. directorial. 
 
 Direc'tpry, I. adj. 1. anwcifcnb, Icitenbj 2. 
 oorf^rcibcnbj II. s. I.bie0lid)tf(bnur52.ba& 
 ^breK»^anb»)bu(b j 3. ba§ ©irectorium. 
 
 Djrec'trfss, Djrec'trrx, s. btC 2cifcrinn, ^fib* 
 rerinn. [licb. 
 
 Dire'ful , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. graufflm, fcbretf* 
 
 Dire'fillnfss, Dlrc'n^ss, *. bie ®rdfli(bFeit, 
 ®rttufam!eit. 
 
 Djrgp'tion , s. bie gcraaltfame JBeraubung. 
 
 Dirge, s. ber 3:rouergefang , ba§ ©rablicb. 
 
 Dir'jgfnt, I. adj. Icitcnb, fiibrcnb j H. *. Math. 
 bie iDirectionSUnie. 
 
 Dirk , s. cine ^rt ©oI(b (ber 4)0(bf(botten). 
 
 To Dirk, V. a. erboI(ben, erfle(ben. 
 
 Dirt, s. ber Jtotb , ©(bmujj vuig. ©reef. 
 
 To Dirt, V. a. bcfcbmujen, vid. b. fi. To Dirty. 
 
 Dir'tjly, adv. oon Dirt), qv. [®emcinbeit. 
 
 Dir't|n9«« , « 1. bie (ScbmujigFeit } 2. fig, bie 
 
 Dir'ty, adj. 1. fotbig, [(bmujigj 2. fig. geniein, 
 
 fd^dnblicb, berfi(3^tli(b ) — trick, ber <B6m* 
 
 fcnflrcid^. 
 
 To DTr'ty, v. a. lit. kfig. befd^mujen, befubclit 
 Djriip'Uon, s. 1. ba§ SSre(bcn j 2. ber 95ruc!). 
 Disabil'ity , s. 1. Zif. &^g. bie <Q^Vihiit, U»- 
 
 tfid;tigfeit, ba§ Unijcrmogcnj 2. iaio, bie 
 
 Sflcd)t&unf(ibigfcit. 
 To D.isa'ble, v. a. 1. lit. &^i,'.unf(!l^igmttdjen, 
 
 entfrdftcn? 2. aupcr ©ianb fc^cnj au&f(bUc« 
 
 fenj 3. Laio, rcd)tsunfd^ig macbcnj 4. Mar, 
 
 rein ©(biff) rbebclos matbcn. 
 Djsa'bled, p. a. 1. untfid/tig }2. [(bwacb/ franFj 
 
 3. bef. Mar. bienflunfd^ig. [ability, 2. 
 
 Djsa'blement , s. 1. bie ©(bnjficbCj 2. vid. Dia- 
 To Disabuse', u. a. cnttdufcbcn, surc(btn>eifen. 
 To DisaccSm'mQdate , u. a. Unbcquemlld(|feit 
 
 ijerurfacbcn. 
 Dis?cc8mraoda'tion , s. bie Unbereitf(baft. 
 To Drsaccord', v. n, ni(bt cinig fcin. 
 To Disaccus'tom, v. a. abgcn>6^nen. 
 To Disackn8wl'?dge [— nol' — ] , v. a. nicbt 
 
 ancrfennen, terldugncn. 
 Disacquain'tance, s. 1. bie UnbcFanntf(bttft J 
 
 2. ba8 Unbehnntwerben. 
 To Disaddrn', v. a. ocrunjicrcn. 
 Disadvan'tage, s. ber ?ia(bt^cil, SJcrlUflj to 
 
 sell to — , Com. mxt @(babcn t)erFaufen. 
 To Dis?idvan't?ige , v. a. 3lad)tkiil bringen. 
 Disadvanta'geous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. 
 
 natbtbciligj 2. nngiinflig 5 III. — ness, s. 1. 
 
 bie 9la(btbciligFeit) 2. bcr ©cbaben. 
 To Disaffect', u. a. 1. mif ocrgnitgt , abgeneigt 
 
 ma(ben5 2. mipbilligen. 
 Disafiec't^d, I. p. «.; II. — ly, ado. mi^DCr* 
 
 gnugtj abgeneigt? III. — ness , s. bie 7(bge» 
 
 neigt^eit. [OJlipoergnugen. 
 
 DisafTec'tion , s. (mit to) bie i^bncigung 5 bas 
 Disaffec'tionate , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. abge- 
 neigt? mifuergniigt. [Laio, ouf^ebcn. 
 To Disaffirm', v. a. 1. in QCbrcbe fleUcn? 2. 
 Dis^iffir'mance, s. 1. bic SScrucinung? 2. Law, 
 
 bic ^uf^ebung. 
 To Disafr8r'?8t, v. a. (einen ^orfl) sum ®e» 
 
 mcingute macbcn. [nen, jerlcgcn. 
 
 To Disiig'gregate, v. a, cine 3fnbdufung tren* 
 To Disagree', v. n. (mit with) 1. nid)t iibet* 
 
 einflimmcnj 2. oerf(bicben fein? 3. nicbtju* 
 
 trfiglicb fein. 
 Disagree'aible , I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. unangc- 
 
 ne^m, junjiber, wlbrig? III. — ness, s. l. bie 
 
 Ungcmdp^cit? 2. ba& Unangcncbmc,SBibrige. 
 Disagree'ment, s. 1. bicScrfcbicbcn^eit? 2.bif 
 
 ©treitigfcitj 3. bie Unangemcffen^cit. 
 ToDisalldia', V. a. (juw. n.) 1. terweigcrm 
 
 2. ©erbietenj 3. mifbiUigcn, oerroerfen? 4. 
 
Disa 
 
 251 
 
 Disc 
 
 Com. (einc fRcd^aung , eincn ©d^ulbpoflcn at& 
 
 nnrid[>tis) oerroerfcn. 
 
 DisalloVable, arfj. unjulSffiQ , »er»crfli(^. 
 Disaiio^'ance, s. 1. Me SKipbilligung j 2. bag 
 
 SSerbot. [madden. 
 
 To Djsan'ghpr, v. a. Mar. com ^nfer 108= 
 To Djsan'imate, v. a. Clttmut^igen. 
 Disanima^tion, J. 1. ba& Sntmut^igcnj 2. bte 
 
 5)Jutt)loftgfeit 
 
 To Disannul', v- a. ungultig madden, auf()ebcn. 
 Di8annul'l?r, a. bcr ^bfij^affer, SSernid^ter. 
 DssannQl'ment, *. tie 3^i(^tigteit§crHttrung, 
 
 TCuf^ebung, TCbft^offung (eineg ®efe|c§). 
 To Difsanoint'.v.a. ber SBei^e berauben.[^uUen. 
 To Disappar'?!, v. a. tit. &Jig. cntfrctben, cnt* 
 To Disappear', v. n. lit. 8c fig. cerfd^lDinDen. 
 Disappea'rance , s. baS SJcrfd^Winbcn. 
 To Disappoint', v. a. I. oercitelit, \)\nUxtxtU 
 
 benj 2. tdufd^en J 3.^g. — of, urn . . . bctrugcn. 
 Difsappoint'ra^nt, .v. 1. bie fiSercitcIung i 2. bo§ 
 
 ^c^lft^lagenj ber Hucrftric^j 3. ba§ Ungc= 
 
 mac^, 5}iipgcf(^ic!5 4. Po/. mod. ba& (mit 
 
 JBerbruf ocrbunbenc) a3efrcmben.[mipa(^ten. 
 To Disappre'cjate , v. a. 1. untcrfd()Q$en j 2. 
 Disapprpba'tion , s. bic 5Wif biUigung. 
 Di8ap'p''9b9t9ry, adj. mipbiUigenb. 
 Disappro'priate, adj. Law, Fein (an bie tobtc 
 
 ^anb ccrmad^tcS ^ir(j^cnO@ig^nt^um be* 
 
 p^enb. 
 To DifsapprO'prjate , v. a. Law, 1. (ein SScr* 
 
 rndd^tnip »on einer ^frunbc) trcnnen, a^' 
 
 fonbernj 2. bic urfpriSnglid^c SBeflimmung 
 
 einer ©tiftung auf^eben ( amortifiren ) unb 
 
 ba^cr : 3. (eine ^ir(^c , %t.) ber S5crmdc()tniffe 
 Di8?ppr6'val, s. bie SOJifbiUigung. [bcraubcn. 
 To Disapprove' , v.a.l. (^fiuftg mit of) mips 
 
 biaigen, tabcin j 2. verwerfen. 
 To Disarm', v. a. (mit of) 1. lit. Scfig. ent« 
 
 »affnen5 2. berauben. 
 Djfar'mer, *. ber ©ntwaffncnbc. 
 To Disarrange', v. a. oerwirren. [rung. 
 
 DiR^rran^e'ment , s. bie Unorbnung, SSerwir* 
 To Disarray' r. a. in Unorbnung bringen, cer* 
 
 wirren, (ein ^ecr) lerflreuen. 
 Disarray-', s. bie Unorbnung , SBerwirrung. 
 To Disasso'cjate, v. a. trcnncn. [5}?ipgefc^icf. 
 Dj^as'ter , s. fig. baS Unglucf , bcr Unfall, bad 
 ToDjsas'ter, v. a. 1. uugliicf lid> ma^m^ 2. 
 
 ?rdnf en, bctruben j 3. entftcUen. 
 Djsas'trous, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. unglfirf* 
 
 lid) i 2. traurig, elenb j III. — ness, s. bie Un* 
 
 glucffcligfeit, baS SQ^ipgefc^irf. 
 To Djsau'f/torize, v. a. beSlnfe^enS berauben. 
 To Disavow', V. a. 1. ni(^t jugefle^en, (ab)= 
 
 tdugnenj 2. ocrroerfen. [fung. 
 
 Dis^vo^^l, s. 1. bo& Sdugnenj 2. bie SSerroer^ 
 
 To Djsband', v. I. a. 1. (SJruppcn) obbanFen, 
 entlaffcn j 2. scrf^rcuenj II. n. fic^ ocrabfdjie* 
 
 To Djsbark', v. a. (SSdumc) ttbrinbcn. [ben. 
 
 Disbelief, *. ber Unglaube, 3n)cifcl. 
 
 To Disbelieve', v. a. nid^tglauben,be5»e{fcln. 
 
 Ditsbelie'v^r, *.ber Ungldubige, 3n)eifler. 
 
 Disbod'ied , p. a. vid. b. b. Disembodied. 
 
 To Djsbov^'?!, V. a. auSnjeibcn, auane^men. 
 
 To Disbranch', v. a. (mit from)^g-. loSreipeN 
 
 To Disbud', v. a. Card, (uberfliiffige JtnoS» 
 pen, ic.) abbrcd^en, QU&brcdS^cn. 
 
 To DisbiJr'den , v. I. a. lit. & fig. cntlajtcn, 
 entlaben 5 erleid^tcm i II. n. fi6) auf^citcrn. 
 
 To Disburse', V. a. auSjal^len, Com. in ^uS» 
 gobe bringen, ocrlegen j money d-d , bic lus» 
 logc, ber ®clb©orf(bup, TCoancc, ^loanjo. 
 
 Djsburse'ment , s. 1. bef. Com. baS ^fuSgebcu 
 bc5 ©elbcs 5 2. bicTCuSlage, berSSerlag, ®clb* 
 i>orf(^up,^ioancc; account of d-s, bie 7Cu8« 
 lagcsJJota. 
 
 Djsbur's^r, s. 1. ber ^uSja^ler, TCuSgcbcr (». 
 ©elbcrn)? 2. ber (®clb«))aSorfd^iepenbe. 
 
 Disc, s. vid. Discus. [len) ablcgen. 
 
 To Djscai'ceate , u. a. bic @(^U^C (ob. @anba« 
 Discal'ceat^d, p. a. barfuf ? — friars, bie 95ar« 
 
 fiiper (=5K(>n(ic). [ba& <Sd)ul)au&jic^cn. 
 Djscalcea'tion , s. baS Tfblcgcn bcr ©anbalen, 
 To Discal'?nd?r, v. a. au§ bcm .ftalcnbcr ftrei* 
 
 (bcnj au§I6f(^en. 
 
 To Djscan'dy, t). n. fi(j(> aufl6fcn, fd()meljen. 
 To Discard', v.a.l. Gam. (.kartctt) WCgWer* 
 
 fen } 2.t)crabf(^ieben, abbanf en 5 3^s-.ablegcn. 
 
 DiscJir'nate , adj. entfleif(t)t, flcif(t)Io8. 
 
 To Dis9ern' [dizzern'] , v. a. & n. 1. unter* 
 fc^cibenj 2. lit, &fig. n)al)mc^men, erfennenj 
 beurt^eilen. [ncr, dii6)Ur. 
 
 Di&9er'n?r, s. ber (Wtifc^e) ©eurt^eiler, icn* 
 
 Di89ei'nible, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. untcr* 
 [(icibbar, erfennbar, merflid[) j III. — ness, s. 
 bie Unterfc^eibbarfeit, Gr!ennbar?eit. 
 
 Dis9ern'ment, s. 1. baS Unterfd)ciben j 2. bie 
 Unterfd^eibung&!raft,93eurtl)eilung§fraft. 
 
 Djscerpibil'jty , s. bic 3erreipbar!eit, 3er)"i5r« 
 
 Discer'pible, adi.jerrcipbar, trcnnbar.[bar!eit. 
 
 Djscerp'tible, &c. vid. b. 0. SB-r. 
 
 Discerp'tion, s. bic Berrcifung , ^crfluctelung. 
 
 To Discharge' , v. La. 1. cntlaben, ablaben, 
 au§f(^iffen, Com. lofc^cnj 2./g:. iiber^ebenj 
 entbinbcn, freifpred(>en (—of, i>on)5 3. (ein 
 ©cwe^r) cntlaben, abfeuern^ 4. (mit from) 
 freifprc(^en, Io§fpre(^eni 5. fig. dupern, au§s 
 fiopen, au8bre(ben laffen, 6. (ein ^mt) Dcr« 
 n>alten, loerfe^en j cerric^tcn j r. (beS 5)ienfle5, 
 ber |)aft, ic.) CRtlaffcn, ocrabf(^ieben,abban* 
 fenj 8. n)cgfc^affen,auf^eben5 9. au»fliepen 
 laffen (©iter, u.) - ^efi. \\(i) ergief en j Corns. 
 
Disc 
 
 252 
 
 Disc 
 
 10. eincn bcja^Itcn ®(^ulbpoftcn im a5u(l(>e 
 QU&t^un, entlaften^ted^argirenjll. quittirenj 
 12. (einen SBed^fel 2C.) cinlofen, beja^Icrij 
 to — a debt, cine ©d^uID abfii^ren, abtragcn, 
 tilgenj II. n. auseinonijcrge^cn, (auf)brc(^en5 
 ricl(> cntlaben (mie SBolfcn). 
 
 Discharge', j. 1. t5a§ ^U^labcn, Com. Mc 25* 
 fdfjuns (fines <S(j^ijfeS) 5 2. Der :M:u§bru(^i :jfu&* 
 fluf, t)ie ©rgiepung, 3. bie (5ntlal)ung (». 
 ^euergcwel^ren), t)a& ^bfeuern, l)ie ©oloe, 
 4. Dcr ©iterauSwurfj Die Siterungj 5. W 
 ©icnftentlofTung, J8Serabf(biebung 5 ber (fd(>rift= 
 Ii(^e):}fbf(bicD5 6. Me^reifpre^ungj 7. bie 
 aSernd()tung (einer ^fli^t) j saSermaltung (ei* 
 neS ^mtes) 5 8. t)ie (Sntlajfung (ttu§ bcr ^aft) j 
 Com-j. 9. t)ie SScja^Iung, ©ntri^tung (einer 
 S5(§ulb)} 10. bie entlajtung^ 11. bie Eluit- 
 tungjportof— , ber 26fd^plQ§. 
 
 Djschar'^^r, s. 1. ber ^KuSlQbcr, ^blaber, Com. 
 Sofd^er, IC c/. To Discharge; 2. P/i7y. ber 
 (gntlaber, 3. ^rc/i. ber 3Irdger, Untersug. 
 
 Dischar'ging, comp.~ acids, C/ie//i. (Ma/iw/.) 
 ^re^fdurcn (in ben Jtatfunbrurfereien gebr., 
 urn ©tcHen auf gebrurften^attunentjon i^rer 
 ©runbfarbc su entlaben) j — rod , Fhy, vid. 
 Discharger, 2. 
 
 Djscinct', adj. ungegurlet, nocbldfjig gcfrcibet. 
 
 Djsci'ple, s. 1. bcf. Bibl. ber ©(^uler,3iingcr5 
 2. ber "Jfn^dnger (einer 2e^re). [Jen. 
 
 To Disci'ple, v. a. le^ren, unterrid(>ten, erjie* 
 
 Disciple'shrp, y. bcr ©(^filerflanb. 
 
 Dis'cjpITnable, I. adj. gcle^rig^ folgfam, II — 
 ness, s. bie ©ele^rigfeit. 
 
 Discipljna'rian, I. adj. jur 3u4>t ge^6rig , bis* 
 ciplinarifcb) II.*.l.@iner, ber flrengc auf 3u(bt 
 Ult, ber ^u^tmeifter, 2. Mil. & Mar. ber 
 Syercirmeiflerj 3. Ecc ber ^re&bQterioncr. 
 
 Disciplinary, adj vid. b. 0. SB. I. 
 
 Dis'cipline , j. 1. bcr Untcrricbt/ 'iiit ^ucbtj 2. 
 bie 50^annSjU(bt5 3. /if. &^g:. bie ©iSciplin, 
 4. tik 3u(btigungi 5. bie .ffofleiung. 
 
 ToDis'cjpline, v. a. 1. unterweifen, bilbenj 
 
 2. in bcr 3u(l)t fatten, jie^en, biscipliniren, 
 
 3. sa^tigen, fajteien. 
 
 To Disclaim', v. a. 1. oerldugncn j 2. nit^t on* 
 
 erfennen, cerroerfcnj 3. entfagcn. 
 Disclai'm?r, s. 1. ber SSerldugner, @ntfagcnbc5 
 
 2. Lavi, bie au&brurflid^e SSer5i(|tleiftung in 
 
 ber ©inrebe bes ©eflagten. 
 To Disclose', u. I. a. 1. ent^iSUenj 2.^g. ent= 
 
 bccfcn, offenbarcn^ II. n. i.ausf^logcn, ttus» 
 
 fprojfen32.ri(^dufern. 
 Disclo's^r, s. ber (Sntbetfer, @nt«icfler. 
 DiBclo'sijre, *. 1. bie ent^fittungj 2. bie Sr6ff= 
 
 nung 5 3. bie (Sntbccfung 5 4. ber :jCuff^Iup. 
 Di«'c6id, I. s. bie (ninbe) @d^eibe, bQ§ 25^ei= 
 
 benfSrmigcj II. adj. (— d?il) Dot. fd^cl^ 
 
 benformig. [bung , 2. jig. bie ©ntflcUung 
 Discol^ra'tion , s. 1. Vu ©ntfttrbung, aScrfdrs 
 To Discdl'oijr, v. a. 1. entfdrbcn, anbcrs fdr^ 
 Discol'oured, adj. bunt, [bcn 5 2./g:. cntflcUcn. 
 To Discom'fit , V. a. (einc 'JCrmcc) scrflrcucn, 
 
 in bie gluc^t f(blagen. 
 D}sc6m'fit, Discom'fitare [— tshyr] , s. 1, bie 
 
 ^ieberlagc (cine§ J^cereS) , ©cblappej 2. bie 
 
 SSerroirrung j 3. jjg. bie SSercitelung. 
 Discom'fgrt , s. bcr Unmut^, SBerbrup j bie 33c» 
 
 triibnif . [bctriiben , cntmut^igen. 
 
 To DIscom'fort , w. a, bcunru^igen, frdnfcn, 
 To Discommend' , u. a. tttbclU; mipbiUigcn. 
 Discommen'daible , I. arfj. tobcl^aft, unru^ni« 
 
 \\6i 5 II. — ness, s. bie Sobcl^Qftigf eit- 
 Djscomm?nda'tion , s. bcr Sabcl 5 iibic 9luf. 
 Discommen'd^r, s. bcr 3)ablcr. 
 To Discommode', a. a. befd^wcrcn, bcldfligcn. 
 Discommo'djous, adj. Idjlig, bcf(^merU(b. 
 DiscQmmSd'ity , *. bie 2dfiigfcit, Ungelegcn* 
 
 \idU ber Stod^t^eil. [SSorrcd^tc) bcraubcn. 
 To Discom'mpn, w. a.bes ©cracinbcred^tcS (bcr 
 To DiscQmpO^e', v. a. 1. ocrnjirrcU; jcrriittcn j 
 
 2. fig. beunru^igcnj firgcrnj qudlcn. 
 Discpmpo'^ijre, *. 1. bie Unorbnung, 3crrut« 
 
 tung5 2. bcr9}?ipmut^. 
 To Djscompt' [— count'] , vid. To Disconnt. 
 To Disconcert', v. a. 1. oereiteln j 2. t>crlegen 
 
 mQ(^en. [«cr»irrung, 
 
 Discpncer'tion , s. 1. bie SJcrcitclung 5 2. bie 
 Dif8conf6r'mjty,*.bicUngIei(bbeit,Ungcmdp^)cit. 
 Discongru'jty, s. bie Ungleicb^cit, Ungcmdp* 
 
 ^eit, ber SBiberfprutb. 
 To Di.sc9nnect', u. a. trenncn. [@pa(tung. 
 DiscQnnec'tion (— xion), s. bic SIrcnnung, 
 To Difsconsent', t). n. nit^t iibcrcinfiimmen. 
 DiscSn'solate, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. troflloSf 
 
 III. — ness , s, vid, b. f. SB. 
 Disc5ns9la'tion, s, bie Srofilofigfcit. 
 Discontent', I. s, bic Unjufriebcn^citj II. adj, 
 
 unjufriebcn, mif »ergnugt. [gnfigt mat^cn. 
 To Discontent', v. a. unjufricben Ob. mipoers 
 Discpnten't^d , I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. un« 
 
 8ufrieben,mif oergniigt j 2. »erbriepli(l|) j III. — 
 
 ness , s. vid. b. f. SB. 
 Discontent'ment , *. bie Unsufricbcn^cit , baS 
 
 SKipoergniigcn. 
 Discpntin'uance , s. lit. k fig. bie Untcrbrc* 
 
 ^ung {Law, be& JBerifteS). 
 Discontinua'tion , s. beruntcrbro(l()cnc 3ufam» 
 
 men^ang, bic Srennung. 
 To Discpntin'ue , v. I. a. 1. untcrbrctbcn, cin- 
 
 flellen}2. Qufgcben, untcrlofTcnj II n. Quf= 
 
 ^oren, natblajfcn, flocfca [0. SB. 
 
 Discontfn'uer , s. bci Untcibrc(ber, ic c/. b. 
 
Disc 
 
 253 
 
 Disc 
 
 DiicSntjnu'jty , s. Dcr 9KangeI bcS 3ufammen= 
 i^QngS i bic Htf e. [mcnpngenb. 
 
 Discontiii'uous, adj. uitterbrod^en, unjufams 
 
 Disc9eve'nj?nt, adj. unflatt^aft. 
 
 Dis'cord, s. 1. lit, &ftg. t>ic UndnigFeit, 3»ie= 
 tvad)ti 2. Afw*. bie ©iffonanj. 
 
 Discor'dance, Discor'dancy , s. 1. t)ic SOfip^els 
 ligfeit, ber SBii>erfpru(^ 5 2. Der 5)JipfIang. 
 
 Discor'dfint, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. mip^cUigj 
 n)il>erfprer]^cnt),oerf4ieDen(oon. . .)5 2.mip= 
 
 Discord'ful, arfj. unfriebUd^, jdnfifci). [tc^nenb. 
 
 Dis'count , *. Com. bcr ©isconto, 5Cbjug , ©c* 
 cort; bie Slefactie , bank of—, bic ©-ban! j 
 office of—, bie ©-caffe j ©-banFj bank of — 
 and deposit, bie ©-= unb ©cpofitobanf j — 
 days, bie ©-tage. 
 
 To Discount', v. Com. I. a.abjie^cn, becortiren j 
 biscontiren }• to — a bill, 1. cinenSBetbfel jum 
 ©iScont nc^mcn 5 2. einen no(^ nicbt fdUigen 
 fiBc(^feI Qbtreten,umbafurfogIcid) benSBcrt^ 
 |u cntnebmeit) to get d-ed, biScontiren laffen 
 — of . . . Oicroott gc^t ab . . .5 II. n. ©is* 
 contoCgefdjfiftc) ma(ben, bi§contircn. 
 
 Djscoun'table, adj. Com. biScontirbar. 
 
 To Djscoun't^n^nce, v. a. 1. cntmut^igen, 2. 
 mif biUigen 5 3. (>inbcrn. [tung, 5Kif bittigung. 
 
 DiscoGn'tenance, s. ber ^altfinn, bie SSerafb- 
 
 Djscdun't^nanc^r, *. ber Serd^ter. [count). 
 
 Dj8c6un't?r, j. Com. ber ©iScontirer (c/. Dis • 
 
 To Dj8coiir'?ige, v. a.l. cntmut^igen > 2. ab* 
 f(^rerfen. [bie ©ntmut^igung. 
 
 Djscoiir'agem^nt , *. 1. bie ^bf(brecfung 9 2. 
 
 Djscoiir'ag^r, *. ber ©ntmutbiger 
 
 Discourse', s. 1. boS ©efprdd? , bie Unterre^ 
 bung 5 2. bcr SSortrag, bie Tfb^anblung. 
 
 To Discourse', v. n. (ju». a.) 1. rebcn, [pre* 
 <f)ini ftcb unterreben (— on, fiber)? 2. (in ei= 
 nemSSortroge, ic.) flbbanbeln. [fteHer. 
 
 Djscour's^r, s. 1. ber (Hebner, 2. ber ©d^rift= 
 
 Discour'sjve, adj. 1. urt^eilcnb , [(bUefenb? 
 2. gefprd(b8n)eifei 3. gefprddjig. 
 
 DjscoQf'teous [— tshus] , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 un^Sfli^, rob 5 in. — ness, s. bie Unbciflicbf eit. 
 
 Discour'tesy, ;?. 1. bie Un^6fli(bfeit, ©rob^eiti 
 2. bQS SWipfatten. 
 
 Difs'cous, adj. Bof. breit, flacb (pon SBlumcn). 
 
 ToDjscov'^r, v. a. figs. 1. jeigen) 2. cnt= 
 berfen 5 3. gemabr werben » ermitteln. [§rau. 
 
 Djac6v'?r, 5. Lawy bie@^clofe,unt)erbeirat^ete 
 
 Pjscov'erable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ent= 
 becfbar52. rid()tU(bi 3. ouffinbbQf. 
 
 Djscov'erer , *. 1. ber (gntbecftrj 2. ber ^unb= 
 ftbafter, ©pd^er. 
 
 Djscdv'erture [— tshur] , s. Law, ber 3uf!Qnb 
 ber entbinbung con ber e^emdnnlitben ©e* 
 wait uber eine §raiiengperfon. 
 
 Disco v'$ry, s. 1. lit. kfig. bie Gntbetfung j 2l 
 bie Tfngabej Com. SSorlcgung (berS5n(bcr,2C 
 eineS gaaiten)5 3.i)ram.Pocf.bie^ataftrop]^e. 
 
 Dj8cred'it,«.l.berftbre(bteSflufj2.biee(lbanbc 
 
 To Djscred'jt, v. a. 1. besroeifclnj 2. in iibein 
 Sluf bringen 5 3. (bie ©loubwurbigf eit) cer* 
 bd(btigcn. [f(bimpfli(b- 
 
 Djscred'jtaible, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. cntcbrcnb. 
 
 Discreet', I. adj.; H. — ly, adv. 1. porH^tig, 
 »erfldnbig5 2. oerffbwiegen) III. — ness, *. 1. 
 Ut S3efonnen^eit, ©crftdnbigfeitj 2. bie ©£= 
 fcbeibcn^eit. [feit, ber SBibcrfpru(^. 
 
 Difs'crep^ince (Dis'crepancy) , s. bicSOlifl^ellig- 
 
 Dis'crep?int, adj. (mit from) oerf(biebeii , mif = 
 beUig,n>iberfpreienb. 
 
 Discrete', adj. gctrennt, abgefonbert) — pro- 
 portions, Math, bigcrete (ftetige) ©rS^enj — 
 propositions, Log.& Gram.biSiunctioc @Q$e. 
 
 Djscre'tion , s.l. bie Sefonnenbeit, ^Rlug^cit, 
 Umfi(bf j 2. \)U S8crf(broicgen^eitj 3. bic ®c* 
 fd)cibcnbcit j 4. bos ©cliebcn, ®uMnPcn, bie 
 SBiueu^r. 
 
 Discre'tipnal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. vid. b. f.SB. 
 
 Discre'tipn^try, I. adj.; II. d|8crg'ti9n9rily,adv. 
 »illfu^rli(b, uiibcf^rdnft. 
 
 D}8cre'tive, I. adj*. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. aOgcfons 
 berti 2. Log. & Gram. biSjunctiP. 
 
 Djscrim'in^ible, odj. untcrfcbcibbar. 
 
 To Discrim'inate, v. a. (au(b n.) 1. uritcrftbci* 
 ben)2. abfonbern. 
 
 Djscrim'inate, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv, untcrfd^ie* 
 ben, Qbgefonbcrtj III. — ness, s. bcr (mcrN 
 li(be) Unterf(](>ieb, bie 85erf^iebenbeit. 
 
 Discritm'inating , p. a. 1. (baroftcriftiftb j 2. 
 corficbtigj 3. fcbarfftnnig} — duties, Com. 
 Law, UnterfcbicbSsfiUe, ©iffcrential« (®(biff« 
 fabrt6036ac. 
 
 Discrimjna'tion, *. l.bicUntcrfdfjcibung^ 2. ber 
 Untcrfd^ieb 5 3. ba§ UnterfdfjcibungSmcrfmal. 
 
 Discrim'inative, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. un= 
 terf(bcibenb}2. d^arttfteriflif(b. 
 
 Discrii'c}ating,p.a.peinli(b,ftar!(p.@(bmerie). 
 
 Discu'bjtory, adj. gum ^nlcbncn. 
 To Disciil'pate, v. a. entfcbulbigcn^ lo&fprcd^ctt. 
 To Discumter, vid. b. b. To Disencumber. 
 Disciir'sion , j. bQS ^in- UUti |)erlttufen. 
 Discur'sive , I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. unfldt, 
 
 bin» unb ^crgc^cnb,* 2. bfinbig, grilnblitb i 3. 
 
 f^lu^mdfig j 4. ju e. (Sefprdcbc ge^origj III. 
 
 — ness, 5.1.bic SSunbigf eit j 2.bie ©cblupfolge. 
 Discur'spry , adj. 1. bcroeifenb ) 2. bunbig, 
 
 [(blupgemdf. 
 Discur'sus , s. Log. bic @d(>Iupfolgcrung. 
 Dis'cus, s. 1. bicSBurff(beibc, ber©i^?ug^2. 
 
 Bot. a) bie ganje 2)berfldcbc cineS Sdlattm 
 
 6) bic (Sd(>cibe (eincr ©tra^lenblumc) j c)bcr 
 
Disc 
 
 254 
 
 Disg 
 
 "grud)tbot)en, SSlumcnbofccn 5 3.Ast. bie i<Bon- 
 
 nm', SKonDO<S<^cibe. 
 To Djscuss', v.a.l. unterfu^jcn, crfirternj 2 
 
 Surg, jcrt^eilen (ein ® cfd^wfir) 5 3. jcrftreucn 
 D|8cu8's§r, s. bcr @r6rtcrcr. [(©finite). 
 
 Djscus'sion, sA . bic Untcrfuc^ung, ^rSrterung 
 
 2. Swrg. t)ie 3crtl)c{lung. 
 Discus'sive , Med. & 5i/rg. I. adj. jert^eilenb 5 
 
 II. *. i)a& 3ert^eilung8mittel. 
 Disca'ti?nt[— sh?nt], Mec/. I. adj. sert^eilent) 5 
 
 II. s. Das jert^eilenDc SOJittel. 
 To Djsdain', v. a. & n. oera(bten, ocrfdjmd^en. 
 Djsdiin', *. 1. tie SSerod^tung, SBcrfd^mfi^ungj 
 
 2. t)er SBiberroiUe, Unraille. 
 Djf dain'fiil , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. I. »cra(§= 
 
 tcnb 5 2. ocrad^tl% ^o^miit^ig 5 III. — ness, 
 
 *. t)ic S5erad^tung. 
 Djsease', j. 1. bie ^ranf^eit, Unpdpftcljfcit) 2. 
 
 bic ®eifte§f(^n>d(^e j ^.fis- baS iSSerbcrbni^. 
 To Disease', v. a. 1. frttnf C/^g. gcifteSfron!) 
 
 uuid^en j 2. anflecfenj 3. beunru^igen. 
 Diseased', I. ad/, fraiif , unpofj fis- geifleSs 
 
 jronf j II. — ness, .V. bic UnpdfUcbfeit. 
 DUease'ful, adj. 1. ungefunb (com ^Uma)? 
 
 2. beunru^igenb. 
 
 Djsease'm^nt, *. bie Ungemdc^Ucbfelt, Unru^e, 
 To D^sembark^ v. a, & n. QU§f(biffen 5 lanben» 
 Dis?mbarka'tion, Dis§mbark'ment» 5. bie^U& 
 
 ^iffung, Sonbung. [befreien. 
 
 To Disembar'rass , v. a. (0. ciner ^emmung) 
 Dis^mbar'rassm?nt, s. bielSBefreiung (auS SSer* 
 
 legcn^cit). [fegeln. 
 
 To Disembay' , v, a. au§ cincr a3u(bt bringcn, 
 To Disembit'ter, v. a.^g, oerfupen. 
 Di&^mbod'ied, adj. Ctttforpert. 
 To DisembSd'y, v. a. 1. cntforpem, 2. Mi7. 
 
 be& ^rieg&bicnftc& cntlaffcn. 
 To Disembogue', v. I. a. (refl. j!(j^) crgicfen, 
 
 QU6giepcnfII.n.^inau§f<i>iffcn;au&fcgeln.[fIup. 
 Disembogue'ment, f.bie^u&miinbung, bcr :Ku§= 
 
 To Difsembo^V'^l, v. a. QUSWCiben. 
 
 To Disembroil', u. a. (ou§ ©(bwiengfeifen) 
 
 ^erausioicfeln. 
 To Disenii'ble, v. a. vid. To Disable. 
 To Disenchant', v. a. * entjaubcrn. 
 Disenchan'ter, *. ber ^ntgauberer. 
 To Dlfsencour'age , v. a. vid. To Discourage. 
 To Disencum'ber, v, a. lit. kfig. 0. eilter 8aft 
 
 befreien, entlebigen. [ftbroerbc, u.) 
 
 Disencum'braince, s. bie ®efreiung (ponSe* 
 To Disengage', u. a. lit. Scfig. 1. lo§ratt(ben, 
 
 befreien 52. abjie^en, abwenbig ma(ben(from, 
 
 con). [f*dftigt. 
 
 Difsengaged', p. a. fret, ungebunben, unbe» 
 Diseoga'gednesB, s. 1. bie grei^eit, Ungebun« 
 
 ben^eit J 2.bie 5IRuf e j 3. Vii Unaufmerffamf eit. 
 
 Disengage'ment , s. 1. lit, kfig.W^XUWm* 
 
 (bung, ©ntbinbung (au(b i'/iy.) 2. bie 'Wn^. 
 To Difsenno'ble, v. a. eutabeln. 
 To Disenroil', v. a. Qus (eincr 2ifte) ftrei(bcn. 
 To Disenslave', v. a. oonber ,ffnc(btf(baft be* 
 
 freien. [entroirfein, befreien. 
 
 To Disentan'gle , v. a. lit. & Jig. entroirrcn, 
 To Disenf /iral' , v. a. non ber ^ne(btf^aft be= 
 
 freien. [^ed^tf(baft). 
 
 Disenf/irai'ment , s. bie SSefreiung (au§ bet 
 To Disenf/irDne', v. a. enttbronen. 
 To Disenti'tle, u. a. eine§7Cnfpru(be&berauben. 
 To Disentrance', v. I. a. (au& e. ©ntjucfung, 
 
 :c.) erwecfen, ju fid) bringenj II. n. pfitb 
 
 fommen, ficb roieber befinnen. [rudfnebmcn. 
 To Disespodse' , V. a. ba§ (&^cux\m6)m su* 
 To Disesteem', v. a. geringf(bd§en, mifacbten. 
 Disesteem', Disestjraa'tion, s. bie 5J?ipa(btung. 
 Djsm'vocir, s. 1. bic Ungunfl, Ungnabcj 2. ber 
 
 UnwiUej 3. ba§ 50iipfaUen5 4. ber SKacbtbeil. 
 To Djsfa'voyr, v. a. mit Unnjillen, Ungunjl 
 
 begegnen^juriicffe^en. 
 Djsfa'Tourer, s. bcr ©egner, 5}?ipbiUiger. 
 Disfigura'tion, .?. 1. bie SntfleUung J 2.bieUn» 
 
 geflaltbeit, ^&^li6)Uit. [berben. 
 
 To Djsfi'g'ure, v. a. cntf^ellcn, oerunfialten 5 )oer« 
 Disfig'urement, s. bie ©ntfteUung, S5erunflttU 
 
 tung. 
 
 Djsfig'urer , s. ber entfleller, SScrunftalter. 
 To D|f fSr'est, vid. To Disafforest. 
 ToD/ffran'cbjse, v. a. Law, ber (burgerli* 
 
 cben) Sreibeiten berauben. 
 Disfran'chjsement,*. Law, bte (Sntjirbung (bur* 
 
 geriicber) ^reibeiten. [|)auSratb. :c.). 
 
 To Dlsfur'njsh, v. a. rdumen, leeren (Dom 
 To Difgar'nish, v.a.l. (bie 3ieratben) abneb* 
 
 men, (ber 3.) berauben 5 2. Mil. (eine^e» 
 
 j^ung, :c.) begarniren. [bI6f en. 
 
 To Disgar'rison, v. a. Mil. oon SBefa^ung ent* 
 To Djsgnv'el, V. a. Law, ein ©rblebn aufbe* 
 
 ben (cf. Gavel). [flopen, augftromen. 
 
 To Disgorge', v. a. lit. &.fig. auSfpeien, au5» 
 Disgorge'ment , s. lit. & fig. bo§ 2Cu$fpeien, 
 
 ■Jfugftopen, 7Cu&flr6mcn. 
 Disgor'ger, s. Sport, ber TCngelauSbdKer. 
 Disgrace' , s. 1. Ui Ungnabe j 2. bie Unebre, 
 
 (S(bcnbej 3. ber @(banbflecf. 
 To Disgrace', v. a. 1. in Ungnabc bringenj 2. 
 
 enteoren, f(bdnben, befcbimpfen. 
 Disgrace'fiil, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. cntcbrcnb, 
 
 f(bdnbU(b, f(binippi(b3 m. — ness, s. bie Un» 
 
 ebre, ©cbanbe. [grace. 
 
 Disgra'cer, s. ber @ntebrcr, JC. cf. To Dis- 
 Djsgra'cioQs , adj. 1. mipfdUig , wibrig J 2. 
 
 cor). 
 
 [(bimpfli(b. [f^eUenj 3. Derber^en (froin, x> 
 To Disguise', V. a. 1. perHeibenj^Ig-*. 2. 1 
 
Disg 
 
 255 
 
 Disl 
 
 Dj?gulse', s. 1. }iic S5crnat)ungj 2. Jig. bic 
 2aroi, ScrftcITung. 
 
 Disguise'm^nt, s. 1. bicSSerfleit>ung) 2. Jig. 
 bie SSerfleirung, Dtr falfc^e <3(^ein. 
 
 Difgoi'ser, J. Der (|i(^) .?$crndt>cnt>e, 2C. vid. 
 To Disguise. [wiUe , t)a§ 5)^if faUen. 
 
 Djsgiist', s. 1. fit. ber (Sfcl5 2. fig. Dcr SBibers 
 
 To Disgust', V. a. lit. Scfig. 1. QM, SBibcr* 
 minen ocrurfa(!(>cn5 2. i^crDricpen, drseni. 
 
 Djfgust'ful, a*f. &^g:. I. adj. efcl^Qft, roibrigj 
 n. — ness, s. bie gfell^aftig'Pcit, SBibrigf eit. 
 
 Dish, I. s. 1. bic ©(^uffel 5 2. bie Saffe, 3:rm!= 
 f^alej 3. ba§ @eri(^tC©peifcn) j 4. Mn. cin 
 aJJeptrog ffir erje^ II. comp.-butter, bie gutc, 
 frific aSutter j— cloth,— clout, l.bcr ©c^eucr* 
 lappcn, SKif4>^ttber j 2. cont. bicDicnftmagbj 
 
 — cross, bQ§ ©d^filfelfrcuH — meat, baS3us 
 gcmufe; bie 3ufofl j — raiser, vid. — wedge ; 
 
 — stand, ber Unterfe^er } — wash (—water), 
 ba§ BpiihDQffer, ^ufroQfc^mafieri — washer, 
 Orn. ber <Sclgetaud)cri — wedge, ba§@(^uf* 
 (elflS^r^en. 
 
 To Dish, r. a. 1. anrii^tcn, auffe^en, 2. d-ed 
 
 out. Carp., Wh-v).y &c. au§gelj6^It, certicft. 
 Dishabil', Drsh^bille' [disabil'J , .u bie ^ttUS^ 
 
 fleibung. [madden. 
 
 To Dish^ibil'ljtate , v. a. untiidjtig , unffi^ig 
 DisharmO'nious, vid. b. b. Unharmonious. 
 To Djshear'ten , v. a. cntmut^igen , cerjagt 
 
 maim, obf^jrcdfen. 
 Djsher'j^on, s. vid. Disinherison. 
 To Djsher'jt, vid. b. U. To Disinherit. 
 Djsher'jtQr, J. ber @nterbcnbc. 
 ToDishevV, v» (iDom ^aar) I. a. jerjaufcii, 
 
 auflofenj II. n, unorbentlid^ fliegen, flottern. 
 Dishev'eled, p. a. mit aufgcloftem (nac^ldffig 
 
 fliegenbem) ^aar. [Dish. 
 
 Dlsh'jng, adj. xoit dished out, (/u. unterTo 
 DlshSn'^st [djzon'^st] , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 
 
 i.unrebli4>,une^rlid>j 2.unfeuf(^j 3.f(^finbl((^. 
 DJ8h5n'esty [djzOn' — ] , s. 1. bie UncebUc^fcit, 
 
 2. bie @djdnbIi4>Feit5 3- bie Unanftfinbigfeit. 
 DjfhSn'our [djzSn'- ] , s. 1. bie Une^re, B6)<xn' 
 
 be 5 2. Com.bieS^i(^tt)onorirung (e. 3,ratte). 
 To Djf hon'our, v. a.l. ente^ren > 2.befc^impfen) 
 
 3.»crfu^ren, fd^dnben j 4. Corns, (eine Sratte) 
 
 ni6)t ^onoriren, (eine Unterf(^rift) Stot^ lei* 
 
 ben laffen, to return d-ed, mit ^roteflju* 
 
 rucffommen. 
 Dj§hon'our?bie, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. ent* 
 
 e^renb, f(i^anbli(b, fd(>impflid) ^ 2. e^rlo§j ill. 
 
 — ness, s. bie iS^imppid^fcit. 
 
 Dj^hSn'oi^r^ry, adj. entc^renb, f(j()dnbenb. 
 
 DjshSn'oyr^r, .?. ber Qtnte^rcr, JC. c/. To Dis- 
 honour, [rouben. 
 
 5o Djshorn' [— horn'] , v. a. ber ^drner be* 
 
 Disillu'^ion, *. bie ©nttdufc^ung. 
 
 To Diisfmbark', u. a. mit Disim . . . , Disin . . 
 
 anfongenbe SB-r.uid.untDisem . . ., Discn . . 
 Djsincijna'tion , s. bie ^bneigung. 
 To Disincline', v. a. abgeneigt madjen. 
 To Disincor'pQriite , v. a. 1. ber 8Sorrcd)te ci» 
 
 ner ^orpcrfd^ttft beraubcn j 2. abfonbcrn, 
 
 trennen, fcbeiben. 
 DisjncorpQra'tion , s. 1. bie Sntjie^ung ber 
 
 aSorre(btc einer ^Srperfcboft, 2. bie ^Cuflo* 
 
 fung eine§ SSereinS. [gen , be^inpiciren. 
 
 To Disinfect', v. a. oon ^nflecfungSfloff rcini* 
 Disinfec'tion , s. bie ©eSinficirung. 
 Disifng^nu'ity, Disingen'uousn^ss, f.bicUnrcb* 
 
 li*fcit,Salf£b^eit/'}CrgIift.[ri(b,falf(^,argriflig. 
 Disjngen'uous , l.adj.; II. — ly, adv. unrcb* 
 Difsjnhab'it^d, p. a. unbewo^nt. 
 
 Difsinher'ifon, s. bie ©nterbung. 
 
 To Dlsinher'jt, v. a. enterbcn. 
 
 To Dism'tSgrate , v. a. Min. (burd^ S5crn>it» 
 
 terung) jcrfaUen macben, aufI6fen. [(vid. v.). 
 Disintegra'tion , s, Min. ^aS 3crfaUenma<ben 
 ToDrsinter', v. a. ruicbcr ouSgrabcn (eincn 
 Di^in't?r§8t,*.bieUncigennu§igfcit.[2ci(bnQm). 
 Disin't^rest^d , I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. un« 
 
 partciifcb j 2. uneigcnnu§ig j III. — ness , s 
 
 l.bieUnparteili(bfeitj2.bieUncigennu§igfcit. 
 Difsinter'm^nt, s. ba§ SBieberouSgraben (cine& 
 
 2ei(bnam5). 
 
 To Disinure', w. a. (eincr ©atbc) entwS^nen. 
 Djsrnvgilid'ity, s. bie Ungultigfeit. 
 D|8invita'tion,j.bic ^bfagung eincr Sinlabung. 
 To Disinvite', v. a. (cine Qinlabung) abfageiu 
 To DisinvBlve', v. a. cntrairrcn, befrcien. 
 D.isjec'tion, s. bic ^iebcrgcfcblagen^cit. 
 To Disjoin', V. a. lit. Scfig. trcnncn. 
 To Disjoint', V. I. a.l. auSrenfcn, ocrrcnPen$ 
 
 2. (Qudj/fg.) 5ert(>eilen, s^rlcgenj ierflucfclnj 
 
 3. (ein (Scbdubc) abbre^jenj II. n. serfallen. 
 Disjoin't^d, p. a. fig. unsufammenbdngcnb. 
 Disj6i'nt',(SA.)fiir disjointed, au8 ben ^ugen. 
 Disjunct', adj. gefonbert, getrennt. 
 Disjunc'tion, s. bie ©onberuttg, SJrennung. 
 Djsjiinc'tive, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. (einon* 
 
 ber) ausf(bliepenb , trenncnb , jcrt^cilenb j 2, 
 
 Log. & Gram. biSjunctiD j II. s. Gram, bie 
 
 trennenbe Gonjunction. 
 Disk, s. vid. Discus, [^offcn, b6fe ©treitb 
 Di8kind'n?s8, s. 1. bie UnfrcunblidE)Feitj 2. ber 
 Dislike', s. bie TCbneigungj ber SBiberroitte 
 
 C- to, gegen). [ben. 
 
 To Dislike', v. a. 1. mjpbiUigen 5 2. wibrig fin* 
 Di§like'n§88,5.bie Und^nlitbf eit, ber Untcrfcbicb. 
 Disli'ker, j-berSKipbiUiger. [®tu(fc)xerrctfen. 
 To DifWmb' [— lifm'], v. a. jergliebem, (in 
 To Difa'iQcate, v. o. 1. wegrucfen > 2. oerrcnten. 
 
Disl 
 
 256 
 
 Dlsp 
 
 DiBlQca'tion, s, 1. bie JSerrfidP ung j £)rt&ijercln« 
 
 tcrung 5 2. bic ^usrenfung , SScrrtnfung. 
 To Dislodge', v, I. a.l. Dcrtreibcn, Jjcrjagenj 
 
 2. Sporf. auftrcibcn, auRagcnj to — a camp, 
 
 Mt7. i>a§ 8agtr rfiumcn, H. n. 1. ten Drt 
 
 »crfinl)crn,n)egsie^cn, aufbrc4>cn> 2. Sport. 
 
 ous t)cm Eager fpringcn. 
 Disloy'al , I. adj. ; II. - ly , adv. (gegcn ben 
 
 2ttnt)c§^crrn) treulos, ungetreu j pflid^troibrig. 
 Disloy'alty, s. bie Untreuc, Srculofigfeit. 
 Dis'mal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. traurig, 
 
 trfibcj 2. unglucfUc^, elcnbj 3. fd^rectlicl, 
 
 grdfU(i>5 Ill.-ness, j. 1. ba§ ©4>recfli(l^ei 
 
 bcr ® rau§ 5 2. ba& @Ienb, bcr ,Rummer, ® ram, 
 
 bic Sraurig!eit. 
 To Disraan'tle, v.a.i. lit. Hcfig. (oom ©d^mutf, 
 
 ic.) tntblfifen, berauben? 2. Fort. & Mar. 
 
 (SDJQuern, SBdUc) meberreipcn, abbre(^en5 
 
 (cin ©d^iff) abtaMn. 
 To Djsmask', v. a. lit. kfig. cntlaroen. 
 To Djsmast', v. a. cntmaflcn (eitt B6fi^). 
 Djsmast'ment, s, bie ^ntmaftung. 
 To Difmay', u.a.bange ina(|>en 5 erfd^recf en.[!en. 
 Djsmay', s. MeSangigfeit^gurd^t, ba& B6)uh 
 To Djsmein'ber, v. a. jergliebern,scrreif en, jcr* 
 Dismem^bermfnt, *. bic 3erflucfelung. [ftitrfeln. 
 To Dismiss', V. a. 1. entlttffen, fortf^icfenj 
 
 beurlaubenj 2, abbanfenj cntfe^enj 3. Late, 
 
 (cine @a(^e bei ®eri(^t) obroeifenj 4. fig. 
 
 fQ^ren laffen. 
 Djsmis'sal, Dismis'sion, s. l.bicStttlaJTung) 2. 
 
 ber Urlaub, 5Cbf(bicb5 3. bie (iDicnflO@nt= 
 
 [e^ung 5 4. l-auj, bic TCbmcifung (ciner itlage). 
 Difmis'sive, adj. entlaffenb, obbanfenb. 
 To Djsmort'gage [— mor'gej] , u. a. (tJCrpfdns 
 
 bctcvSutcr) cinlofen. 
 To Dismount', v, I. n. abft|ctt5 ^crabfleigenj 
 
 n. o. 1. ^erttbwerfen, abwcrfcn, abfc^cnj 2. 
 
 Mil. bcmontircttj 3. ou§cinanber legcn (cine 
 
 gUnte, ic.)j ^'fig. bcne^men. [lifxrcn. 
 
 To D}snat'9ralize[--nat«h'— ], 0. a.bcnaturas 
 Dj§na'tured , p. a. (_ShJcsp.) bcr S^Otur ent-- 
 
 frembet, unnatiirlid^. 
 Di?9be'di?nt , I. adj. ; IT. — ly , adv. (mit to) 
 
 1. ungc^orfamj 2. uncmpfinbUd^. 
 To Disobey' [— ba'] , v. a. ungc^orfam fctn, 
 
 gcgen . . . , m6)t bcfolgcn. [fcit. 
 
 Disobliga'tion, s. bic Ungefalligfcit , Un^Sflid^s 
 Disob'Iigatory, adj. ciner ^Pflid^t fiber^cbcnb. 
 To Disoblige', w. a. un^6pi(^ bcgegnen, jun)i= 
 
 bcr l^onbcln , bclcibigcn. [bie Seleibigung. 
 Difsoblige'm^nt, *. btt& ungcfSUige S3ctragen, 
 Drs9bli'g?r, s. bcr 93elclbigcr. 
 Disobll'glng, I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. un^Spid), 
 
 unartig; bcleibtgcnb 5 III. — negs , s. bie Un« 
 
 ^6flui^feit,Ungef(img!cit. 
 
 Dif6r'd$r, s. 1. lit. &fig. bicUnorbnung, ^ci 
 njirrungj 3crriittung} 2. (avidffig.) ber^fuf* 
 ru^rj 3. bie ®cfe§e&ocrIc§ungj 4. bie^u§» 
 fd(>n>cifung 5 5. bie Unpaplicifcit. 
 
 To Djsor'd^r , v. a. 1. lit. & fig. ijcrwirrcn, 
 scrriittcn, ©erbcrbcn, (bcr ©efunb^cit) fd&a* 
 ben 5 2. bcunru^igcn? crjiirncn/ aufbringcn. 
 
 Djsor'dered, I. adj. 1. unorbcntlit^ J 2. liebcr* 
 Ud^ 5 II. — nc8s, s. bic Unorbnung. 
 
 Djfor'derly, adj. & adv. 1. unorbcntlicb , cer* 
 roorrenj 2. gciflcSoerwirrtj 3. gefc§lo§5 4. 
 ttu§f(J^n)cifenb,UcbcrUd^i s.florrig (i>.S(>icrcn). 
 
 Djsor'dinate, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unorbcnt= 
 
 Dis6r'*;anjza'tion, s. bie jDcSorgoniftttion. [Ud(>. 
 
 To Disor^ganize, v.a. bc§orgQni|ircn,5crriittcn. 
 
 Difor'gainiz^r, s. bcr 3crfl6rcr, 3crrfitter. 
 
 Diso'rientated, adj. l.bc&oricntirtj 2.fig. ixvi, 
 »cr»irrt. [ncn 5 2. nid^t ancrfcnnen, locrflopcn. 
 
 To Disown', V. a. 1. nid^t jugefie^en, ttbldug- 
 
 To Djsox'ydate, &c. vid. DeoK. . . . 
 
 To DjspAlr', V. a, entpaaren. [gcfliirjt. 
 
 Djspar'^dized, adj. fig. »om®lutf itt'SUngliirf 
 
 To Djspar'age, v. a. 1. (Semanb) utttcr fcincn 
 ©tanb ccr^eirat^ctt) figs. 2. in unpaffcnbc 
 Sjcrbinbungbringcnj (burd() unpaffenbe SScr* 
 gleid()c, u.) ^erab* ob. ^erunterfeicnj cntc^rcn, 
 »crunglimpfcn} 3. oerfit^tlid^ bc^anbcln. 
 
 Djspar'agement, s. 1. Law, bie SOfip^cirati) J 
 2. bie ^ntc^rung, ©c^mfilcrung, a5ecintrdd^= 
 tigungi 3. bic Une^re, ©(^anbe. [parage. 
 
 Djspar'ag^r, s, ber SScrflcincrcr, JC. c/.To Dis- 
 
 Dis'p^r^te, I. adj. burd^auS ucrfd^iebcn, bi§pa» 
 rat, II. d-s, s. pi. ganj unocreinbare SDinge. 
 
 Djspar'jty, *. lit. &fig. bic Unglci(^^cit. 
 
 To Djspark', v. a. 1. cinctt ^arf ob. ^orjt 6ff» 
 nen5 2. freima4>cn. [gcln. 
 
 Dispar'pled, adj. Her. mit au&gcbreitctcn ^(ii* 
 
 To Djspart', v. a. 1. * (& n. fi4>) t^eilcn, tren* 
 neni 2. Gun-t. a) calibrircnj b) ba§ SSifir 
 ouffc^en. 
 
 Dis'part, s. Gun. 1. bcr CSaliber^ 2. ba& S5ifir. 
 
 Djgpas'sion , s. bie 2eibenfd()aft§Iofigfcit, @c* 
 mut^Sru^e. [f(^Qftaio§, unbefangcn. 
 
 Dispas'sionate, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. leibcn* 
 
 Djspas'tgn, s. Mech. ber boppcltc ^iaftbcnsug. 
 
 Djspatch', &c. vid. Despatch , &c. [bcroubcn. 
 
 To Djspdo'p^r , V. a. LaWy bc§ ^rmcnrcd()tcl 
 
 To Dispel', V. a.iif.M8r'Scrfircucn,»>criagcn. 
 
 To Djgpend', vid. To Expend.[bic6rloplidf)Fcit. 
 
 D}spen's?ble, I. adj. crlaplid^i II. — ness,*. 
 
 Djspen'sary , s. 1. ba§ Ettboratorium j 2. vid. 
 Dispensatory; 3. bie^QU§s U.Slcifcapot^efcj 
 4. bas 2Crmcn»JtranFcn^ttu§. 
 
 Disp?nsa'tlon , *. 1. bic ^CuSt^cilung , S5crt^ci' 
 lung 5 2. bie @inri(i(>tung 5 3. Laio, (au(^ /hee- 
 bie ©ispenfation. 
 
Disp 
 
 257 
 
 Disp 
 
 Djspen'sative, I, adj. erlttfTent), II. — ly, adv. 
 
 ivLXii} ©ispenfation. 
 Dispensa'tor, s. vid. b. U. Dispenser. 
 Disp^n'satpry, I. 5.ba§©idpcnfQtorium57fpo» 
 
 t^efcrbu^, II. adj. erloffen f onncnD. 
 To Dispense', v. a. 1. au&t^eilen, ocrt^cilenj 
 
 2. oerroaltenj 3. cine ^rjnci na6) Ux SSor* 
 
 fc^rift fcrtigcn, to - with, 1. sulajTcU) 2. bi§= 
 
 pcnfiren (con) j 3. mijfen, entbc^rcnj 4. ocr= 
 
 ji(^ten auf . . . . 
 Dispen'ser, s. t)Cr ^U&t^ciler, K. 
 To Dispeo'ple, v. a. ento6l!crn, cer^eeren. 
 Djspeo'pler, s.tizx (DqS) entoolfcmtje, S5cr^ec= 
 Disper'mous, adj. ^of. jweifamig. [renl)c. 
 To Disperse', u. a. 1. (& n. fid^) jerftrcuen? 2. 
 
 Jig. au&brcitcn5 3. auSt^eilen. 
 Djsper'sedly, adj.^txjiXiUt, ^ie unD 1)0. 
 Disper'89dness,*.toic ^erflreuung (ol§ ^uftttnb). 
 Disper's?r, «. ter SSerbrciter. [ftrcuung. 
 
 Djsper'sion , s. (aud^ Opt., Med. &c.) feic 3cr* 
 Disper'sjve, ad/ jerftreuenfc. [d-ed, mutl)lc6. 
 ToDjspir'it, V. a. entmut^igen, nieberfc^logen. 
 4:Dispit'eous, adj.{Shksp.&c.) unbarm^erjig. 
 To Displace', v. a. 1. (aud) fig.} ccrfc^en, Dcr= 
 
 legen, ocrrucfcn, 2. (eineS ^mtcS) entfe^en. 
 Displace'ment , j. bic SSerfc^ung, :c. cf. v.; — 
 
 of funds , bic anbermeitige SSermcnbung bcr 
 
 ^onbS. [SJiipfallen, bic Unttnnc()mli(j(>f eit. 
 Displa'c^ncy , s. 1. bie Un^fiflic^fcit, 2. ba§ 
 ToDjsplaut', u. rt. 1. lit. & fig. ccrpflonjen, 
 
 ccrfe^cnj^g:-*. 2. entooIFcrni 3. au§rci^cn, 
 
 au§rotten5 4. cntfcrnen. 
 Displanta'tion, s. bic SScrpflanjung, JC. cf. v. 
 To Displat', V. a. ouffIed)ten, cntFrdufcln. 
 To Display', v. a. 1. lit. &.fig. cntfaltcn, jcigcn j 
 
 2. fig. barflcttcn , crfldrcn j to — for sale, 
 
 Com. (SBaarcn) sum SSerfauf QuSlcgcn. 
 Display', s. 1. bic TCuSbrcitung , baS :2Cu8lcgen 
 
 pr B6)au, ic. cf. v. ^fig-s. 2. t>ic ©arflcUung, 
 
 (gntfaltungj 3. bcr ^omp, ta^ <Sd()aufpiel. 
 Djsplay'^r, s. bcr, bic ob. ba§ @ntfaltcnbc. 
 Displea'sant, vid. b. fi. Unpleasant. 
 To Displease', v. l.a.l. (3cmttnbC§) aJii^faUcn 
 
 errcgen, juwiber fein}2. bctrubenjll.7i.mif= 
 
 fdUig fein, mip fallen. [fiber. 
 
 Displeased', p. p. & a. ungc^altcn, bofc (— at, 
 Displea'sedness , s. bic SKif fdttigfcit 5 bcr 
 
 iummer. 
 Djsplea'^ure [— zhur], s. 1. ba§ SKif fallen? 
 
 2. bal 0)lif Dcrgnugen , ber SSerbru^ » 3. ba§ 
 
 iible SSerne^menj bie Ungnabc , Ungunfl. 
 To Displode', u. a. &. n. jerfprcngenj bcrflcn. 
 Djsplo'sion, s. ba§ 3crpta§en, ber ^nall. 
 Djsplo'sive, adj. jcrpla^enb, fnallenb. 
 To Displume', v. a. 1. entpcberuj 2. fig. ber 
 
 ebren5ei(^en entfleibcn. 
 I. 
 
 IDispondee', s. Poet, bcr ©ifponbcud. 
 
 jDjsport', s. bcr 3eiti>crtrcib, bic (Srge^ung. 
 
 JTo Disport', V. a. (&n. fi^) bcluftigcn, crgc|cn 
 
 ■Dispo'saible, adj. ccrfugbar, biSponibcl. 
 
 Djspo'sal, s.i. bic inorbnung, (ginridjtung j 
 2.bic Scitung, S5crfugung 5 3.bic aScflimmung, 
 bcr ®cbraud() , bic SBillM^rj to leave at, or 
 to place to one's — . Com. ju 3cmanbc§ 5Bcr* 
 fiigung flellen, funds at one's — , Com. big= 
 ponible ^onb§. 4= Dispose', s. f. Disposition. 
 
 To DjspOf e', V. a. 1. orbncn, anorbncn, cinri(b= 
 ten 5 2. bcrcitcn j 3. ucrt^cilcn, crt^cilcn , 4. 
 bcnjcgcn, bcftiraracn, biSponircn (—to, in, 
 for, fur, jtt)} to — by will , oermat^cnj to — 
 of, lit. &fig. 1. ocrfugcn fiber. . ., anwcnbcn, 
 pcrmenben, brau(§cn, anicgcn, ouSgcbcn^ 2. 
 abfertigem 3.abf(^affen, ccrdupcrn, PcrFaufcn, 
 abfc§en,abtrctctt, (SBaarcn) untcrbringcn, 
 bcbitircnj IoSf4>lagcn, ocrmcrtbcn. 
 
 DjspO^ed', p. a. gencigtj gcfinnt, oufgctegt, 
 bcrcit (for,5u)3 ill— , 1. »)crfiimmt}2.unpdps 
 li4>5 well — in health , bci gutcr ©cfunb^citj 
 not to be — of, Com. ni6)t auf ben *prci§ ju 
 bringen. [Dispose. 
 
 Djspo'ser, s. bcr ©rt^cilcr, Srbncr, jc cf. To 
 
 Dlispofii'tion, x. 1. bic ^norbnung, (Sinrit^tungj 
 SSert^eilung^SBcrfugung, 2. (mit to) bic (na= 
 tfirli4>c) ^nlogcj 3. tk ^eigung 5 4. bic ©in* 
 neSart, ©efinnung (-towards, to,gcgen)) 5. 
 bic f6rperli(^c aScftbajfcnbeit. 
 
 Djspos'itpr, s. vid. Disposer. 
 
 To DifspQs^ess', v. a. (mit of) 1. au$ bcm S3es 
 ft^e pcrtrciben j 2. jZg. bcrauben, bcnc^mcn. 
 
 Dispp^^gg'sion , s. bie (unrcd^tmdpige) Scfie^ 
 ne^mung, SScrtrcibung au§ bcm iScfi^c. 
 
 Djspraife', s. 1. bcr Sabclj 2. Hie ©d^anbc. 
 
 To Dispraise', v. a. tabcin, f(bmdt)cn, Dcrun> 
 
 Djsprai'f^r, s. bcr Sablcr. [glimpfcn. 
 
 To Djspread', v. * a. (& n. fid)) tjcrbrcitcn. 
 
 Djspread'^r, s. bcrSScrbrcitcr^aScfanntmad^cr. 
 
 To Djspriv'ilege, v. a. ba§ SSorrcc^t nc^mcn. 
 
 To Disprize', v, a. untcrfc^d^cn. 
 
 To Disprofess', v. a. feincn ©tanb pcrlajfcn. 
 
 To Djsprof it, v. a. bcna(^tl)ciUgcn, f(3()abcn. 
 
 Disprofitable, adj. na(bt^ci(ig. 
 
 DjsprdCf', s. bic SSibcrlcgung. 
 
 Disprppor'tion, s. ba§ 5}?ipioer^dItnip. 
 
 To DisprppOr'tion, v. a. bi^proportioniren. 
 
 Difspropor'tionable, I. adj. ; 2. — ly, adv. vid. 
 b. b. Disproportional, &c. ; III. — ness, s. 
 ba& 93UfoerbdItnip. [proportionirt. 
 
 Dispropor'tipnal , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. un* 
 
 Disproportional'jty , s. bic Unpcr^ltnipmd= 
 f igfeit. [Disproportional, &c. 
 
 Dispropor'tionate , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. wic 
 
 Dispro'vable, adj.TOibcrlcgborj tabelnsrourbig* 
 IT 
 
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 To Disprdve', v. a. wiberlegen. [t>er Sabler. 
 Djspr6'ver, s. 1. Dcr SBtberlegcr, ©egnerj 2. 
 Dispun'jsbable, adj. ungeflraft, flraftoS. 
 Dis'putable, adj, 1. ftreitig, 2. bcftreitbarj 
 
 3. ftreitfiid^tig, ftreitluftig. 
 Dis'putant, s. bcr ©trctter, ©iSputant. 
 Disputa'tion , 5. 1. bic ©treitfunfl, bo§ jDi5= 
 
 putiren? 2. ^c. tic ©i&putation. [jcinfifd). 
 Dispota'tioas, Djspu'tative , adj. fircitfud^tig, 
 To Dispute', V. I. n. 1. flrciten, 2. (n>ett> 
 
 flrcitettj n. a. bcflreiten, ftrcitig mac^en. 
 Dispute', s. t)cr (SBortOStreit, SBortwe^fcl, 
 
 beyond all — , unflreitig. 
 Dispute'less, adj. unftreitig, unbeftreitbar. 
 Dispu'ter, s. 1. Uv jDi&putottt, 2. ber 3cinfcr. 
 
 Disqualjfica'tion [— quol — ] , s. 1. Me UntU(t)= 
 
 tigfcit, 2. (Laii)) bie ©ntfd^igung. 
 To Disqual'ify [—quol'—], v. a. 1. untud^tig 
 
 ma(icn (—for, jju), 2. (Law) fflr unfd^ig 
 Disqui'et, 5. bicUnru^c 5 bcr^ummer.[erfldren. 
 To Disqui'et, V. a. (refl. ftd()) bcuuru^igen. 
 Disqui'^ter, ^.berUnru^flifter, (9lu^e=)©t6rcr. 
 Disqui'Qtful, arfi. bcunru^igcnb. 
 Disqui'etn^ss , Disqui'ftude, s. bic UnruJ^ej 
 
 <St6rung bc§ ^riebcns. [fd)ung. 
 
 Disqui^i'tion , s. bic Untcrfud^ung , SyJad^for* 
 To Disrank', v. a. ocrwirrcn. 
 Difsregard', ^.bic ®erittgfd()d$ung, IKif a(3^tung. 
 To Disregard', v. a. mi^a(i)ten , gcringf^d^cn, 
 Disregar'd^r, 5. bcr SSerdc^tcr. [^intanfc^cn. 
 Disregard'ful , 1. adj.\ II. — ly, ac/y. 1. gc* 
 
 ringf(!^d^ig5 2. nacijldfjig, unac^tfom. 
 Disrel'ish, ,v. (mit for, to) 1. bcr Gtcli 2. (oon 
 
 ©pcifcn) U% efcl^Qfte? 3. bo§ SKif faUcn. 
 ToDisrei'jsh, v. a. lit. & j?g. wibrig finbcn, 
 
 {cincn ©cfcijuiotf finben (an). [fd()impfli(]^. 
 Disrep'utable, adj. 1. niebrig, gcmcin? 2, 
 Disrep'utation , Difsrepiite', s. bic S5errufcn= 
 
 ^cit, bcr i[ible {Ruf , bic ©(^anbc. 
 Disrespect', j. 1. bic Unc^rcrbictigf cit 5 2. bic 
 
 ©cringfd^d^ung, ^x^U6)twx^. 
 To Disrespect' , v. a. gcringfd^d^cnj une^rcr= 
 
 bictig be^anbeln. 
 Disrespect'ful , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unc^rcr? 
 
 bictig} geringf(^d§ig5 III. — ness, s. bic Un= 
 
 el^rerbietigfeit, ©cringfd^d^igfeit. 
 To Disrobe', v. a. lit. &fig. entflcibcn. 
 Disro'b?r, *. bcr (SntHcibcr, ©ntblgf cr. [ben. 
 To Di8r66t', v. a. 1. cntrourjelnj 2.untcrgrtt= 
 Disrupt', adj. abgcrifen, jcrbro^jen. 
 Di^riip'tion, s. 1. bic gewaltfame 3ertrcnnung, 
 
 3crfpaUung5 2. bcr fQxxLi), m% ©palt 
 To Dissalt', V. a. auSwdflicrn, entfalsen. 
 Dissatisfac'tion , s. bic Unjufricben^cit, ba& 
 
 SKipoergnugcn. [qv. 
 
 Oissatisfac'torily , adv. oon Dissatisfactory, 
 
 Djssatisfac'toriness , s. bttS Unbcfricbigcnbc} 
 
 5!)Jip»crgnfigen. [fdllig. 
 
 Dissatisfac'tory , adj. unbefriebigcnb 5 mif * 
 To Dissat'isfy, v. a. nid^t bcfricbigcn, miffQl= 
 
 len, »crbricplid^ ma^cn. 
 To Dissect', v. a. 1. jerfc^ncibcn, scrlcgcn? 2. 
 
 Anat. fecircn, 3.^g. (©d|c, SSBortc) jcrglie* 
 
 bcni) d-ing instruments, anatomifd^c 5n= 
 
 flrumentc, d-ing room, bcr ©cction§=<SaQl. 
 Dissec'tible, adj. fccirbar. [(au6) Anat.). 
 
 Dissec'tion, s. bic Bcrlcgung, ^crglicbcrung 
 Dissec'tor (Dissec'ter) , s. bcr ^crglicbcrcr. 
 To Disseize', v. a. Law , (mit of) n)ibcrrcd^t= 
 
 lid^er SBeifc ou5 bcm SScfi^e fe§cn ob. tcr» 
 
 treibcn. 
 Disseizee', s. Law, bcr raibcrrec^tlid^ quS bcm 
 
 93cfi§c SBcrtricbcnC; ^crauSgcfc^tc 
 Dissei'zeress , s. Laio, bic unrcd^tmdpigc 35c= 
 
 n^nc^mcrinn. [qu§ bcm Scfi^c. 
 
 Dissei'zin, s. bic unrcd^tmd^igc SScrtrcibung 
 Dis8ei'zQr,(opp. disseisee: dissjztir'), s. Law, 
 
 bcr unrcc^tmd^igc aScfi^nc^mcr. 
 Dissei'zure [— zhur] , a\ Law , bic unrcd^trnd* 
 
 ^igc SScrtrcibung auS bcm SSefi^c. 
 To Dissem'ble , v. I. a. »crbcrgcn, ocr^c^Icnj 
 
 II. n. 1. ^cud^cln5 2. ftd^ oerftcUcn. 
 Dissem'bler, s. l.bcr4>cud^Icr5 2.bcrSScri^c^Icr. 
 Dissem'bUng, I. p. a. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ^cud^* 
 
 Icrifd^ 5 2. orgliftig. [auSfdcn 5 2. jcrftrcucn. 
 To Dissem'inate, v. a.l. lit. &.fig. OUSflrcucn, 
 Dissgm'inat^d, p. a. Min. eingcfprcngt. [tung. 
 Dissemina'tion, *. bic ^u§ftrcuung, 58crbrci» 
 Dissem'inator, 5. bcr 3fu§jlrcucr, SScrbrcitcr. 
 Dissen'sion, s. bic Uncinigfcit53n>ictrQd^t,ba5 
 
 SJtipiocrfldnbnif. 
 To Dissent^ v.n.l. nic^tiibcrcinftimmcn (mit), 
 
 2. »onbcr^crrf4)Cttbcn (onglifQnifc^cn),ffird^c 
 
 abiDcid^cn. [2. bic ^ctcroboxic. 
 
 Dissent', s. 1. bic 5Kcinung§ccrf4>icbcn^citi 
 Dissenta'neous, I. arfi.abn)eid^cnb,ocrfd^icbcn, 
 
 juwibcr, II. — ness, s. bic SScrfd^icbcn^cit, 
 
 ^bwcid^ung. 
 Dissen't^r, s. 1. bcr !?Cnbcr§bcnFcnbc5 ^ctcro» 
 
 boX) 2. Ecc. bcr 3tons 6onformift. 
 Dissen'ti?nt , I. adj. anbcrer 5)f cinung 5 II.*. 
 
 n)ic Dissenter, 1. qv. ; III. comp. — meeting- 
 house, ba§ aSct^QuS bcr §yton=(Sonformiflcn. 
 Dissep'iment , s. Bot. bic ©d^cibcmanb in ©a= 
 Disserta'tion, s. bic jDiffertation. [mcngcl)dufcn. 
 To Disserve', v. a. fc^Icd^tcn jDicnft crnjcifcn, 
 
 fd^abcn,bclcibigen. [@(^Qbc. 
 
 Disser'vice, s. bcr ubic ©ienft , 3^ad^tt)c:l, 
 Disser'vjceable, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. m6)' 
 
 tl^cilig,fd^dblid^. 
 
 To Dissev'^r, v. a. jcrt^cilcn, t^eilcn,trcnncn 
 Dis'sidence, s. bic Uncittigf cit, 3»jetradi?t. 
 
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 DTft'sident , I. adj. locrfc^iebcn (— irom , ©on) 5| 
 IT.d-s, j.pLEcc.bic lOifiibenten, ^roteflonten. 
 
 Djssifl'i^nce , Dissili'tion , s. t)o$ 3erfa^ren, 
 3crfpringen, 3erpla§en, 3erfKcbcn. 
 
 Dissil'ient, adj. 1. jcrftiebcnb^ 2. Bot. auf= 
 fpringenDj 3.j?g:. abfpringenb. 
 
 Dissim'jlar, adj. ungleid^ortig, unglcic^. 
 
 Dissimilar'ity , Dissimil'jtiide , s. Me Ungleid^= 
 ^eit,i8erfd^ieDen^eil. 
 
 Dissimiiia'tion, s. t)ie SBerftellung , 4>cud()elei. 
 
 Dis'sipable, ad?, jerflrcubar. 
 
 To Dis'sipate, v. a. 1. Zit. &^g. (& n. fi(^) jer» 
 ftreuen, jert^eilcnj 2. j%. burd^bringen, oer^ 
 f(^»enl)en. [rifc^ 5 Iiet)erlid(). 
 
 Dis'sjpated , p. a. unregelmclpig 5 t)erf(l()n)cnbe= 
 
 Drssipa'tion, 1. (Qud^j^ig:.) t)ie ^erftreuung? 2. 
 PAi/. bic SSerfliid^tigung; 3.^g:.bQ&unorbent= 
 lid^c, QuSfc^roeifenbeSebenj bieS5crf(i)roenbung. 
 
 Disso'cjable , md. b. U. Insociabie. 
 
 To Disso'ciate , v. a. trennen, jert^cilcn. 
 
 Dissocia'tioQ, s. bic Srcnnung, 3ert^eUung. 
 
 Dissolubil'ity, s. bie TfufloSlid^fdtj ©(bmeljs 
 
 Dis'solQble, adj. QuflfiSbor, t^eilbcr. [barfeit. 
 
 Dis'golQte , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. QU&fd)roei= 
 fenb , uppig, Ucberlid^j III. — ness, s. bie^uS= 
 fc^wcifung, 3ugeUojxgfeit. 
 
 Dissolu'tion , s. 1. z?:t. & ^g. bic ^uflofung, 
 Srennung, Tfuf^ebung, 2. \ik SJcrbunnung 
 (fluffiger Singe? audi) Med.) 5 3. C/iem. bte 
 3crfe§ung ? 4. wd. b. fi. Dissoluteness. 
 
 Djssol'vable, adj. QuflfiSli^) ? fd&meljbQr. 
 
 To Dissolve', v. a. (& n.. fid)) 1. lit. & fig. QUf= 
 I6fctt5 2. fd()mcljen5 3. trennen, 4. ouf^ebcn, 
 5. Med. jert^eilen? to — partnership , Com. 
 bic ©ocietcit ouf^eben. 
 
 Djfsol'v^nt, I. adj. ttUflofenb; II. s. 1. Chem. 
 ber(Sd^eibefttft52.Med.bQ8:iCufI6fung&mitteI. 
 
 Disf Sl'v^r, s. ber (baS) ^uflofenbe, 2c. vid. To 
 
 Difsol'vible, vid. b. u. Dissolvable. [Dissolve. 
 
 Dj-ssol'ving, p. a. — views, Opf. mod. optifdt>e 
 Stebclbilber, mittclfl jrociermagifc^cr 2oter« 
 nen fi(^ ouflofenbc u. gegenfeitig wicber er= 
 fefeenbe Injid^ten, anoIt)tifc^e ^rofpecte. 
 
 Dis'sonance, s. 1. bcr 5!)Jif f long, bie jDijfonansj 
 
 ^g-*.2.bie?Kip^eaig!eitj 3. S5erfd^ieben^cit. 
 
 Dis'sonant, adj. 1. mifHingenb, biffonirenb, 
 figs. 2. mi^^ellig 5 3. cerft^ieben (— from, 
 »on ). [obrat^en (— from, Don). 
 
 To Dissuade [— swad'], v. a. roiberrat^en, 
 
 Dissua'd^r, s. ber "Khxat^tx , SBiberrotl)er. 
 
 Djssua'sion, s. t)k !2fbrot^ung. 
 
 Dissua'sive, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. abrttt^enb, 
 Qbma^nenb 5 HI. s. bic Ibrnt^ung , lbma^= 
 
 Dissyllab'jc, adj. jwcifQlbig. [nung. 
 
 Djssyl'lable , s. bttd 5»eift)lbigc SBort. 
 
 DiVt^ff, s. l.bcriSpinnrorfen, bieSpinbel, 
 
 2. fig. baS »eibli(i)c ®ef<^Ie(^t5 - thistle, 
 Bot. 1. bQ§ (gpinbelfrttuti 2, ber ©afflor. 
 
 To Distain', v. a. * icfig, bcflecfen, cntc^rcn. 
 
 Difs'tance, s. 1. Ut ©ntfemung, aScitc, ber 
 {Rttumj 2. Fenc. bie ©iftanjj 3. Mus. ba§ 
 SnteroaU, 4. ber 3cttraum5 5. bit @^rcrbie» 
 tung, TCd^tung 5 — chair , — post , Sport. ba§ 
 ^oljernc ©erii^ , ber ^fa^l , aU 3iel bcim 
 SBeftrennen. 
 
 To Dis'tance, V. a. 1. entfcmcnj 2. ^intcr fic^ 
 gurficE lafen, (im SBettrcnnen) juoorfommenj 
 laud) fig.) libertreffcn. 
 
 Dr.s't?int, I. adj.; II. - ly , adv. 1. lit. kfig. 
 entfernt, fern 5 2. unbeutlit^ 5 3. priidE^ttltcnb. 
 
 Distaste', *. 1. lit, ber ©f el (— for, por) ifig-s, 
 2. bie ^bneignngj 3. ber lirger. 
 
 To Distaste', v. a. lit. ancfcln. 
 
 Djstaste'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. efcl^aftj 
 figs. 2. miffdKig, beletbigenb 5 3. drgerlic^ 5 
 mifgunfiigj III. — ness, s. 1. bie ©felbaftigs 
 MU 2. bic9iKiffaaig?cit5 3. baS 3Ki^be^agen. 
 
 Distem'p?r, s. 1. bie ungleic|»e, unocr^dltnif* 
 mdfige 5iKifd^ung5 2. cine(minbcrgcfd^rli(^e; 
 ^ranf ^eit, Uc Unpdf lit^Jeitj Ubelfcit 5 3. bie 
 aSerroirrung , ber (politifd^e) TCufru^r, 4. 
 Paint. \iit 3:emperamoIcrei. 
 
 To Distem'per, v. a. 1. fronf madden, jerriitten, 
 oerberbenj 2. crjurncnj beunru^igenj 3. oece 
 mirrcn? 4. fibertrcibenj 5. Paint, a la tem- 
 pera (ob. mit SBQlfcrfarbcn) molen. 
 
 Distem'p?rature [— tshur] , s. 1. bie unregel= 
 mdpige ob. f(^Ied()te Scmperaturj 2. t^iz Un^ 
 mdpigfeit, ber ^ufru^r^ 3. bic Unorbnung, 
 SSerroirrung 5 4. bie Unpdf Iid()f eit. 
 
 Djstgm'pered, p. a. 1. unpdflid^j 2. ubcrtric* 
 ben5 3. serruttet5 unru^ig j drgerlic^j 4. oer* 
 borben5»crfe^rt. 
 
 To Distend', v. a. QUSbC^ncn. 
 
 Djstensibn'ity, s. bic ^uSbe^nborf eit. 
 
 Djsten'sjble, adj. ouSbC^nbar. 
 
 Disten'sjve, adj. be^nbor, auSbc^nbor. 
 
 Disten'sion, Disten'tion, A-.l.bie^UgbC^nung, 
 ba§ TCu&be^nenj 2. ber Umfang. 
 
 Dis'f/iene, s. Min, ber (§t)anit, iDi&t^en. 
 
 Dis'tigh, 1. s. Poet. ba§ ©iftid^on, II. adj. (or 
 Dis'tfshons) Bot. jnjcirei^ig , jwcijeilig. 
 
 To Distil', To Distril', v. n. 1. (^erab)tropfen 
 (ou^ a.), tropfcln, 2. (^eroor)riefcln5 3. be-- 
 flinircnj II. a. Chem. abjie^en, beftiUircnj 
 distilled waters, gebrannte SBaffer. 
 
 Distil'lable, adj. bcftillirbor. 
 
 Difstilla'tion, s. I. sing. 1. ba§ (|)erab)Sropfen, 
 Sropfelni 2. atem. bo& 93rcnncn, bic ©e= 
 filiation 5 3. bo§ SefKUat? — of humours, ber 
 ^luf im ,^6rper5 II. d-s, pi. Phy. bie pon 
 ber Sonne aufgeloflen SBaferbiinfte 
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 Disii 
 
 Distin'latory , adj. jum ©efliairen ge^firig 5 — 
 
 vessels, ©efUUirgefdf c. 
 Dlstil'l^r, s. fccr jDefliUatcur. [nerei. 
 
 Distn'lery, s. 1. l)ie©efliUirfunft5 2.i)iea5ren= 
 Distifnct', I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. unterf(j^ie= 
 
 Den, t>crf (^ieben 5 2. getrennt 5 3. beutlid^, Har, 
 
 bcflimmtj 4. bcjei^net, 5. gcflctft, buntj- 
 base, Opt. ber ajrennpunft. 
 Djstinc'tion , s. 1. bic Unterf4>cibung 5 2. ber 
 
 Untcrfd^ieb 5 3. bic IJCbfonberung 5 4. bic "Ku^^ 
 
 seitbnung 5 5- ber SSorsug, Sflang, bie SBomei^m= 
 
 ^cit 5 6. bie SBeurt^eilung&fraft. 
 Distifnc'tive, I. adj. unterfd^eibenb, Unterfd^eis 
 
 bung&=} n. — ly, adv. beutlit^. 
 Djstinct'n^ss, s. 1. bie ©eutlit^feit) 2. bie go* 
 
 noue Unterfd()eibung. 
 To Distm'guish, v. a. k n, 1. lit. &fig. XLUUv^ 
 
 f<|>cibett, obfonbernj 2. (n. ft(j^) ou§sei(j^nen. 
 Distin'gul»h?^ble, adj. LunterftJ^eibbarj 2. be: 
 
 mcrfensroertl^. [morfirt 
 
 Distin'guisUed, p. a. ou§gesei(bnct, oorjiiglic^, 
 Djstin'guish?!-, s. 1. ber (btt0) Unterfd()eibenbe5 
 
 2. ber f(^orfc SScurt^eilcr. 
 Distin'gujshing , I. p. a.; II. — ly, adv. eigen« 
 
 t^ilmlid^ , (j^QrQfteri|lff(i. [Unterfd^ieb. 
 
 Distin'guishm?nt , *. bie Untcrf(beibung5 ber 
 To Disti'tle , v, a. eincS Tfnfprud^eg berauben. 
 To Distort', v. a lit He fig. oerbrel^en, oerjer» 
 Distort', adj. ioerbre^t,oerserrt.[ren, \)errenfen. 
 Distor't^r, *. ber SSerbre^er. 
 Distor'tion, *. lit. &fig. Ut SScrbrc^ung, 5Bers 
 
 renfung , SSerjerrung. 
 To Distract', v. a. 1. lit. &fig. objie^en, ablen= 
 
 fen, 2.trennett; 3. oerwirren, ftoreti; 4. jer? 
 
 rutten, ooiKSinnen bringen ; -,i>.o4 f^.f.SB. 
 Distrac't^d, I. p. a. ; 11. — ly, ado. 1. jerflreutj 
 
 2. oerft6rt5 3. mtt^nfinmg,irre,rofenbi III.— 
 
 ness, s. I.j'ig.bie3erfireuung5 2.bie®eifle§= 
 
 lerruttung, ber SSa^nfinn. [Distract. 
 
 Djstrac't^r , s. ber , bag ^bjie^cnbe, jc. cf. To 
 Distrac'tion, s. 1. bie Srennung, S^eilungj 2. 
 fig. bie 3erffcreuung , SSerroirrung 5 3. iit. & 
 fig. ber ^afhi^r 5 4. bie ^roietra^t, 3erritt= 
 
 tung, 5. bie Stoferei, ber SBo^nfinn. 
 Distrac'tive, adj. 1. jer|trcuenb5 2. oermirrenb, 
 
 beunru^igenb, 3. jerdtttenb. 
 To Distrain', v. I. a. 1. Law, in a3cf(^Iog nc^= 
 
 men, mit ICrreffcbelegcn? roegne^men, au§= 
 
 pfdnben, 2. berauben 5 n. n. fi(j(> erl^olen (an 
 
 ben ©ffecten eincS ©d^ulbnerS). [fSnnenb. 
 Distrai'nable, adj. mitSSefd^lag belegt werben 
 Distrai'ner, s.Law, berSSefd^laglegenbe, %u$s 
 
 pfanber. Distraint', s. f. Distress, 1. 
 Djstraught' [— trat'], p. a. fiir Distracted. 
 Distress', s. 1. Law, bieSSefd^lagna^me, 9Beg= 
 
 na^me; ber aSefc^lag, Irrefti 2. bag i)crffim= 
 
 merte ©ut, 3. ber geri(btli(^c 3n)ang) lit. & 
 fig. 4. ber ©darners, bie ^'Peinj 5. baSUnglfirf, 
 (Slenb , ber Summer 5 6. bie 95ebrdngti^eit, 
 ^lemme, T.Mar. bie ©eegefo^r, — for money, 
 bie ®elbnot^5 signal of—, ba§ 3tot^sei(ben 5 
 — warrant, Law, ber TCuSpfdnbungSbrief. 
 
 To Distress', v. a. 1. plagen, qudlenj 2. un« 
 glucJlid^ mad^enj 3. Law, mit 95efd^lag (Q(r« 
 reft) belegen, uerffimmem. 
 
 Distressed' , I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. elenb, 
 unglficflic^) 2. beunrul^igt, beffimmert? — 
 for money, for cash, Com. um Goffaoerlegen) 
 III.— uess, s. W aSeffimmernif , ber Stot^fionb. 
 
 Distress'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ungliicf* 
 ii(i), elenb, jdmmerlid^^ 2.armfelig,iKimmerIi(^. 
 
 Djstres'sing, I. p. a. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. peinlic^, 
 fd^merjlic^ , 2. ungliicflic^, beunru^igenb. 
 
 Distrib'utable, adj. »ert^eilbar, ou^t^eilbar. 
 
 To Distrib'ute , v. a. 1. aust^eilen, oert^eilen 
 (—to, an) 5 2. oeroffentlid^en, 3. abtl^eilcn, 
 4. r^p-*.(©rudffd^riften) ablcgen , d-ing rule, 
 ber Tfblcgefpon. 
 
 Distrifb'ut?r , *. ber :?Cu§t^cilcr, zc cf. b. ». SB. 
 
 Distrjbii'tion , s. 1. bie ifuSt^eilung, SSertJ^ei* 
 lung, 2. bie ^Imofenfpenbe 5 3. (au(b Log. &c.) 
 bieGinti^eilungj 4. Typ. btt& ^blegen (ber 
 ©rudff^riften) 5 5. ^rc/i.bieS$crt^eilungbe§ 
 9liffc§5 6. Law-s.Ut 3ntefiat=@rbfoIge5 order 
 of — , bie ^rioritdtsorbnung ber ©Idubiger. 
 
 Distrifb'utive, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. oert^ei* 
 lenb, 2. abt^eilenbj 3. Gram, bistributioj 
 4. befonberd, einsclnj III. s. Gram. ba§ 5)i§» 
 tributioum. 
 
 Dis'trict, *. 1. berSBejirfj 2. ber ©erid^t^be* 
 Sirf 5 3. ber ganbf^rid^ , ba§ ®tbut. 
 
 To Dis'trict, v. a. in JBejirfe t^cilen. 
 
 Distritn'gas, s. Law, >er Sorlabung&befc^I. 
 
 To Distrust', v. a. miptrauen, nid^ttrauen.[bit. 
 
 Distriist', s. 1. bas SJiiftrauen, 2. ber9Kipcre= 
 
 Dfstriist'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. miptrou= 
 ifd^5 2. fd^iid^temj III. — ness, s. baS 9Kip= 
 traucn, ber^rgn)ol)n. [lo5. 
 
 D|striist'Iess , adj. o^ne SKi^trauen, oerbad^t* 
 
 To Disturb', v. a. 1. floren, beunrul^igen5 2. 
 lit. aufru^renj 3. oerroirren, itvx^tUn, un= 
 terbred)en. 
 
 Distiir'bance , x. 1. bie SSeunru^igung, ©to* 
 rung, 2. bie SSerroirrung, 3erriittung^ 3. 
 (oud^^g.)ber2Cufru]^r5 4. Law, bie®ebin= 
 berung im ©enuffe eineS Otcd^te§. [Disturb. 
 
 Distur'ber, s. ber (grieben§s)®t6rer, 2c. c/.To 
 
 Disu'nipn, s. 1. bie ISreunung, 2. bie ©paltung. 
 
 To Disunite', v. I. a. 1. trenuen^ 2. fig. enu 
 jweien, II. n. 1. auSeinanberge^cn 5 2. Man. 
 falfd^ galoppiren. 
 
 Difsuiu't^r, s. ber Srieben§ft6rer. 
 
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 261 
 
 Divi 
 
 Disunity, *. tie Srennung, (Sef^icbcn^cit. 
 Dlsu'sage, s. bet 3iid^tgebrau(^ , Die Sntn}6^- 
 
 nung,3ti(3^tubung. 
 Disuse', s. 1. bie sTiiddtubung , Der Stid^tge* 
 
 broud^ 5 2. bie Ungebrdud^lid^feit. 
 To Disuse', u. a. 1. nid^t iibenj 2. entw5^nen. 
 Dlfvaiu^'tion , *. bie |)crabfe^ung, ©ntafir* 
 
 bigun^; ®eringf(J^Q|ung. 
 To Difval'ue, v. a. geringf4>d§en, ^erabfe^cn. 
 Disval'iie, s. bic ©eringfd^ttiung, ^erabfe^ung. 
 To D^'svel'ope, w. a. Her. ttlt^iiUm. 
 Ditch, *. 1. ber ^bleitungSgrabcn? bic Ooffej 
 
 2. cont. ber glup 5 3. Fort, vid. Fosse & 
 
 Moat; — bur, Bot. bic ^Ictte. 
 To Ditch, ?'. I. ft. grobcn, H- «. mit einem 
 
 ©rabcn (©rfiben) oerte^en, (— in) umgebcn. 
 Ditch'?r, s. ber (Srabenma(^er, ®rfibcr. 
 DItetraihe'dral,ad!j. Cryst. bitetracbrifd^.[ramb. 
 Dit/i'yramb, Dif/iyram'bus, s. Poet, ber 3)it^t)= 
 Dif/iyram'bic, Poet. I. 5. bcr ©tt^Qramb, 11. 
 
 adj. bit^grambifd). 
 Dl'tone , s. Mas, Ui grof e Serj. 
 Dittan'd^r, s. Bot. bic breitbldttcrige Jtrcffc. 
 Dit'tany , *. Bot. ber ©iptam. 
 Dit'to, adw.bef. Com.bepglei(ben,betto(bitto]i 
 Dit'ty, *. bas Siebd^en, ber ©efang. 
 To Dit'ty, V. n. cin 2iebd()en ftngcn. 
 Diure'sis, *. Med. tie ^bfonbcrung bcSUrins. 
 Dluret'jc, I. adj. (^or Diuret'ical) Med. urin= 
 
 treibenb, n. d-s, s. pi. Med. urintreibenbe 
 
 mittzl. 
 Diur'nal , I. adj. ; U. — ly , adv. 1. Zaq= , 2. 
 
 tfigltd>5 m.*. jEcc. bas fat^oUf(be(Sebetbu(b. 
 Diur'nalist, *. ber SouniQlift. 
 Diutur'nal, adj. longroicrig. 
 Diutur'njty,*. bieXangmerigfeit, [[qqI. 
 
 Divan', s, 1. Pol. berDioon^ 2. ber ®criit&5 
 To Divar'icate, v. a. (& n. fid^) t^eilcn, fpreijen. 
 Divar'icate, adj. Bot. auggefpreitet. 
 Divarica'tion, s. 1. bie (gabclf6rmige) S^ei* 
 
 lung, @(bcibung5 2. bie Uneimgfeit, 3n)i- 
 
 fhgfeit. 
 To Dive, V. n. tau(ben,(-down)untertau(i)en5 
 
 to — into,^g:. 1. tief einbringen in..., erfors 
 
 fd^cn, ergnilnben, 2. fi(b einlaffen in — 
 Di'vel, s. Icli. ber ©eeteufel. 
 To Divel', V. a. abreif en, abfonbern. 
 Divel'lent, adj. obreif enb , obfonbemb. 
 To Djvel'licate, v. a. jerreifen, jerrupfen. 
 Di'ver, s. 1. ber Saucer j 2. fig. ber ergrfin=i 
 
 ber, 3. Orn-s. ber Saucier 5 northern —, ber I 
 
 @i§tauc^er5 black-throated— ,bie^olarcnte. I 
 To Diverge', v.n. Math.& jBotQUSeinanbcrIou= 
 
 fen , bioergiren. [uergens. 
 
 Djyer'gence, *. Math. btt8 ^bwei^en , bie S)i» 
 Djver'g^nt, adj. Math. & Bot. bicergirenb. i 
 
 j Di'v^rs, adj. 1. (bef. Law ph.) mc^rere, bi» 
 »crfe) 2. vid. b. U. Diverse. 
 
 Di'verse, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. unterf^bieben, 
 Derfd^ieben? 2. mannitbfoltig. 
 
 Diversifica'tion , *. 1. "Hit ^JCbdnbcrung) 2* 
 W 5Wannid()faltigfeit5 3. bie 7Cbnjed(>feIung. 
 
 Diver'sified, p. a. mQnnid|>faltig , abiDecbfelnb- 
 
 Diver'siform, adj. otelgejlaltig. 
 
 To Diver'sif^, u. a. 1. loerfcbieben mo(bcn, un» 
 terfd^eibcn? 2. Dermonniifaltigcn^ ^g. au&« 
 fd^mucfen. 
 
 Diver'sion, s. 1. bic ^blenfung, ^fbsie^ungj 2. 
 jig. bQ§ ^inbernif 5 3. Ut 3erflreuung, (Sr= 
 ge^ung, Seluftigung j 4. Mil. W ©iioerfion) 
 5. Med. bie 3ertbeilung ber ^eud^tigf eiten. 
 
 Diver'sitive, adj. beluftigenb , erge§enb. 
 
 Diver'sity, *. 1. bic SScrfcbiebcn^eitj 2. bie 
 9)lannid)faltigfeit. 
 
 Di'versly, adv. »ie Diversely, qv. 
 
 To Divert', v. I. a. 1. (mit from) ablenfen, 
 objie^en, obroenben 5 2. jerflreuen, belujKgen, 
 erge^en? 3. Mil. bur^ eine Siperfton ablen=» 
 Fen 5 II. n. Ti6) con StroaS entfernen, abmeis 
 (ben (»on). [c/. b. 0. SB. 
 
 Djver'ter, s. ber 3erflreuenbe , SSelufKger, H. 
 
 Diver'tJMement , *. 1. (to. U.) bic 33elufligung 5 
 2. mod. Mus. ))a& ©ioertijfement. [ftigenb. 
 
 Diver'tive, adj. jerfhrcucnb , auf^eiternb, belus 
 
 To Divest', v. a. vid. b. r. To Devest. 
 
 Dives'tjture , Dives'ture [— tshijr], s. bic 
 
 Divi'd?.ble, adj. t^cilbar. [Gntflcibung. 
 
 To Divide', v. I. a. 1. t^cilen, obt^eilen, uers 
 t^eilen? 2. trennen, cntjweienj 3. Com. 3)i* 
 cibenbe gcben, abwerfenj 4. Pari, objlimmen 
 lajfen? 5. Mus. SSariQtionen fpielenj n. n. 1. 
 fid) trennenj 2.fig. serfollcnj 3. Pari, ab* 
 flimmenj dividing spoon, ber SSorlegeWffel. 
 
 Divi'dedly, adv. getrennt, einjcln. 
 
 Div'id?nd, *. 1. ber "JCnt^eil, bef. Com. bic 5)i» 
 Oibcnbc i 2. Arith. ber ©ioibenb j — warrant, 
 Com. ber Qioupon,3in§f(bein5 tomakcd-s, 
 2>-n bcre(bnen ob. ccrtbeilen. 
 
 Divi'der, j. 1. ber S^cilcr, 2C. cf. To Divide; 
 2. Mar. einc Hvt ©eecompQ^? 3. Math, (oucb 
 pi. d-s) ber aSogenjirM, bic Sl^eilfcbeibe 5 
 4. Arith. ber Sbeiler, ©ioifor. 
 
 Dividiv'i-pods , s. pi. Com. ®it»ibioifd|)Oten, 
 bef. 5um ©(broarjfdrben gebraucbt. 
 
 Difvina'tion , s. 1. bic SBeiffagung, SBabrfa* 
 gungj 2. bic Srrat^ung. 
 
 Div'inator, s. bcr aiBciffager, SBo^rfager. 
 
 Divin'atory , adj. meifagcnb , tOQ^rfttgenb. 
 
 To Divine', v. n. 1. (QU(b a.) weiffogen, pro* 
 p^cjcien, 2. a^nen? 3. mut^mafen, erratt)cn. 
 
 Divine', I. adj. I.g6ttli(b5 2.oortreffli(b/ ^\va.m* 
 lifd^i 3. t^eologifd^^ — service, ber ®ottc4« 
 
Divi 
 
 262 
 
 Doct 
 
 ttcnfti II. s. 1. ber ©ciftltd^c 5 2. bcr ®otte8= 
 
 gele^rte, Sl^eolog. [spired, * gottbegciftcrt. 
 
 Divine'ly, adv. 1. Qottli6) 5 2. ^immlif(]^ 5 — in- 
 
 Djvi'ner , s. ber SBal^rfager, :c. cf. To Divine. 
 
 D|vTne'ress, s. bic SBa^rfagcrinn. 
 
 Di'ving, comp. — bell, bie SQU(^erglO(fC} — 
 case, ber Saud^erfaften 5 — snail, Zool. baS 
 grope bunte ^ibi^ei. 
 
 Djvi'ning rSd , *. bie SBunf(^elrutl)e. 
 
 DjTin'ity, *. 1. bie ©ottl^eit, 2. bie ©otteSge^ 
 lel^rfamf eit; IK^eologic. 
 
 Divisiblfl'ity, s. bie S^eilborfeit. 
 
 Djvif'ible, I. adj. t^eilbar? II. — ness, s. Uz 
 S^eilbarfeit. 
 
 Dlvi^on, s, 1. bie3;t;cilung5 If bt^eilung 5 2. 
 bie Srennung, 3. fig. bieSpaltungj 4. ber 
 S^eil, 5. Mil., Mar., Arith. bie ©ioifion^ 6. 
 Mm*, ber Sclufer 5 bie SSariationj 7. Pari, bie 
 S^cilungbes^QufeS, 8. Typ.baSS^eilungS' 
 jei(^en, ^iH& [ - ]. [bctrcjfciib , Sl^cilungS*. 
 
 Dlvi'sipn^il , Divi'sipnary, adj. bie S^eilung 
 
 Djvi^'ive, adj. 1. t^eilenb, trennenb, 2. oer= 
 uneinigenb. 
 
 Divi'spr, s. Arith. ber ©i»ifor. 
 
 Divorce', *. 1. bie ©i^efd^eibung 5 2. fig. bie 
 3)rennung$ bill of—, ber ©d^eibebrief. 
 
 To Divorce', V. a. 1. (^^egotten) fd^jeiben? 2. 
 (fcitt SBeib) t)erftopen5 3. gewaltfam trennen. 
 
 Divorce'ment , s. vid. b. H. Divorce. 
 
 Djvor'cer, s. ber @(|>eibenbe, 2C. cf. To Divorce. 
 
 Divor'cive, adj. e^efd^eibenb, trennenb. 
 
 D}vyiIga'tion , s. bie S5erbreitung. 
 
 To Djviilge'(Divul'gate), v.a. 1. befttnnt ma= 
 d>en, oerbreitcn? 2. (mit to) offenbaren. 
 
 Djviil'ger , .v. ber SSerbreiter. 
 
 Dfviil'sion, a-, bie ^brcipung , 2[u§reif ung. 
 
 Diviil'sive, adj. abjic^enb, abrcif enb. 
 
 Diz'zjness , .v. ber @(i()n)ittbel. 
 
 Difz'zy, adj. 1. fd^winbelig 5 2. ©(j^njinbel ocr= 
 urfad^enb5 '^-fig- gebQnlfenlo§. 
 
 To Diz'zy, V. a. 1. [(j^winbelig madden 5 2. fig, 
 cermirren; betfiuben. 
 
 To D6, V. ir. I. a. 1. t^un, ma6)m, oerric^ten, 
 ((i^affcn, 2. Qugfu^rcn, bewirfen, »oIlenben, 
 oottbringen? 3. beforgcn, au&rid^ten, 4. er* 
 jcigen, erweifen, 5. cant, betrugenj 11. n. 1. 
 tl^un, ^anbeln, oerfal^renj 2. pd^ betragen? 
 3. ange^en, tauglid^ fein, (bem3n)edEe) ent= 
 fpred^en, pajfenj 4. gelingenj pStanbc fom= 
 men, 5. fxd> befinben (in ^m\i6)t ber®efunbs 
 }izit) 5 how-you-?figic befinben ©ie fidd? to 
 — over, iibcrftreid^en, fiberjie^enj to — up, 
 jufammenlegen , einpacEen^ to — up small 
 clothes , fcine S8(!ifd(>e be^anbeln (platten, 
 falten, jc. ). 
 
 m, s. l.bas St>un,®ef4>dft5 2.bcr 2dnn,c/.Ado 
 
 :{: To DOat, &c. vid. To Dote, &c. 
 
 Do'cent, adj. lel^renb, bele^renb. 
 
 D59'ible, I. adj. (or Do9aie) gele^rig, II.- 
 ness , s. \)k ® ele^rigfeit. [famf eit 
 
 Docibn'ity, DQcn'ity, s. bie ©elc^rigtcit, 8ene» 
 
 D69'imacy, s. Chem. Ui ^robirfunjl. 
 
 DScimas'tic, adj. Chem. bofimaflifd^ 5 — lamp, 
 \iit ^robirlampe. 
 
 Dock , I. s. 1. Bot. ba§ Impferfroutj 2. ber (bcf. 
 abgc^ouene) ©d^roanj, ©tumpf (ber ^fcrbe, 
 JC), ber<StU|fd^WanS5 3.tjid.b. ix. Crupper; 
 4. Sad. ber ©c^raansriemcn, ba§ ©d)»ttnsleber 
 (am^ferbegefd^irr) 5 5. Mar. bie ©ocf e : dry—, 
 or graving — , bie S)odEe mit ^lut^t^urcnj 
 wet— , building—, or repairing—, bie(SBafs 
 ferO jDodEe, ba§ 33erfen, Safrittj 6. einc 
 fleine 95ud^t5 II. camp. Mar-*.— dues,— duty, 
 boS ©otfengelb, bie ©-gebitljrenj — gate, bie 
 ©ocfflut^t^urcj — gate men, ©orfflut^tfeiiren* 
 wdrter, — yard, ba& (Seemagasin. 
 
 To DSck, V. a. 1. flu^cn, (cin^fcrb) ongli* 
 firenj 2. obifiirsen, befdfjneiben-, 3. Com. (cine 
 Sted^nung) fiirjen, 4. Mar. (cin ©d^iff) in 
 bie ©odEc fd()affen, bodfen. 
 
 D8ck'?t, s. 1. ber TCuSsug, (furje) Sn^alt j 2. 
 Laws, a) bie Unterftbrift, Sibimation? 6) 
 ber ©rlaubniffd^einj c)bie^roccptabcUc5 3. 
 Com-*, ber SBttarenabrepjettelj Ue XbrcfTcf 
 baS S5Saarent>ersei(^nip 5 to strike a — , bie 
 3a^lung&unfd^ig?eit cine§ ©d^ulbnerS J>or 
 ®erid(>t anjeigcn. 
 
 To DSck'et, v. a. 1. ouSjieljen, fummarifd^ i?er» 
 jeid^nen, 2. Law & Com. OicUn ob. ^apicre 
 iiber^.) fiberfd^rciben, SKaarenpacfetc mit ber 
 TCbrep, mit einem SBaarenabrepsettel i>crfc= 
 ^en,- 3. Law, unterf(^reibcn, tibimircn. 
 
 Doc'tpr* -y- 1- Ac. ber ©octorj 2. Tijp. bie 
 SBoIje an einer^ompfpreffe, roeltbe bie itbri* 
 gen SSttljen mit ^arbc cerfie^t, D-s* Com- 
 mons , ba§ oon Dr. Harvey gejHftctc (§oUcs 
 gium ber 9le(bt§gelel^rtett (cin ©crid^ts^of in 
 ber ^Cltftabt Sonbon), d-s' locks , Mech. "Kvt 
 ©d^loffer an ben JS^uren ber 9tcifcfutfd()cn 5 
 — 's stuff, vulg. bie ^Crjnei. [tormantcL 
 
 Doc'toral, I. adj. boctormdpigj H. *• bcr5)oc= 
 
 Doc'torate, *. ba§ ©octorat, bie ©octorroiirbc. 
 
 To DSc'torate, v. a. bicDoctorwurbc crt^cilen. 
 
 DSc'tprly, adj. toit cixi ©ele^rtcr, gcle^rt. 
 
 Doc'toress, DSc'tr^ss, *. bie ©octorinn. 
 
 DSc'torship, *. bie X)octor»iirbc. 
 
 Doc'trinal , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. einc Sc^rc 
 entl^altenb, Se^r*, III. *. l. tik Se^rc, 2. ba§ 
 JSc^rbud^. 
 
 DOc'trine, *. 1. bie Sc^rc, SSijfenfc^aftj 2. ber 
 Uttterrid^t5 3. U( ©elc^rfamf eit,- 4. Bibi.Ui 
 @c<tngeUum. 
 
Docu 
 
 •263 
 
 Dola 
 
 Dfic'buient, s. 1. l)ie ^nroeifung , ^ont^rift, 
 2. ber bla^tfprud^j 3. Dag 3eid^en, Dcr ©c= 
 njeis 5 4. bef. Lair, t>a§ document, bic Urfunbe. 
 
 To Doc'ument, To Doc'umentize , v. a. 1. be= 
 urfunbenj 2. unterrid^ten, le^rcn, 3. enna&= 
 nen5 ^ofmeiftern. [U(i)',2. urlunblid^. 
 
 DScQmen'tal, adj. 1. unterri^tenb , oorfc^rift* 
 
 Docuraen'tary, adj. i>ocumentarif(^,ur!unbIi(J^. 
 
 DSd'der , s. Bot. bie ^lodjSfeiDe. [matfd^eln. 
 
 To Dod'dle, v. n. vulg. im ©cl^en wacteln, 
 
 Dodec'agon, s. Geom. bcS 3n>6Iferf. 
 
 Dodec'agyn, s. Bot. bieswolfmeiberigc^flanse. 
 
 Dodecagyn'ian, adj. Bot. Jiuolfraeiberig. 
 
 Dod^cahe'dr^l, adj. Geom. bobefaeDrifc^. 
 
 Dod^cahe'dron, *. Geom. baS iDobeJaebron. 
 
 Dudecan'der , s. Bot. t)ie jwSlfmdnncrigc 
 
 Dodecan'drjan , adj. Bot. bobcfanbrif^. 
 DOdecatemo'rion, DOdecatem'ory, s. Geom. &. 
 
 Ast. bcr ©obefatemorion. 
 To Dodge, V. n. (juio. a.) UM/g:. iit, kfig. 1. 
 
 Qugweid^en, 2. Oldnfe gebraud^en, betruglic^ 
 
 ^onbeln, l;interge^en; — , s. ber ^niff. 
 Dfid'ger, *. vwig. ber 9lttnfcmQ(l|>er. 
 DSd'gery, Dod'g?s, j. pi. uufg. SlfinJe, Jtniffe, 
 DSd'kjn, f. vtd. Doit. [lecre TCugflu^te. 
 
 DSd'man, ^. Conch, bie ©(Ijalcnf^netfe. 
 DoMo , J. Orn. ber SBalgoogcI, ®obo. 
 DOe, s. 1. ba$ SBeibcl)cn (einigcr S^icre)} boS 
 
 (©amOS^ct), bic ^inbinnj 2. ^/Zgr. bie ^c$e , 
 
 — skins, afle^=(^irf(bOSeUe. 
 D6e, *. & V. vid. Do. 
 
 D6'er, .v. bcr 3:()uenbc , :c. c/. To Do. 
 
 Does [duz] , 3te ^crf. ^rfif. ©ing. ». To Do. 
 
 Ddes'burgb, s. Geog. (bie ©tttbt) DuiSburg. 
 
 D6'^ih, DMh, 3. ^crf. @ing. ». To Do. (^i.). 
 
 To D6ff, V. a. uufg. abt^un, ablegen (^Iciber). 
 
 D8f f?r or Dof^ng cyi'jnder, s. Mech. bcr Xb= 
 ue^mcr (on ^rempelmaf(iinen). 
 
 Dog, I. *. 1. ber |)unb 5 2. ^^t. ber |)unb&flern, 
 @iriu§5 3. bag 5Kdnn(l(>cn (oerfd^. S^iere), 
 4. Afec/i. ber JBorf, bag ©eflell,* 5. Carp., 
 Join. kc. bic Slammer , ber 95alf^afen, ^ag= 
 pen, W ^dgpe? Mar. bie Seufelgflouej 6. 
 joe. & cont. ber ^nl, SBurfd^e, 2C.) a pair of 
 (iron) d-s, ein ^oar(eiferne)§euerb6(fe5 II. 
 comp. — appetite, ber |)eipl)unger , J^unbgs 
 bungcr, £o«-*. — 'sbane, baS @in)ttlben= 
 fraut) — ('s) berry, bie ^-^UiVti — berry 
 tree, ber 4)artriegel5— bolt, ba§ ^unbcme^Ij 
 
 — briar, ber |)agebuttenflrau(b 5 — call , vid. 
 
 — whistle; — cheap, vulg. fpottwol^lfeilj — 
 days, bie |)unbgtage5 — draw, Law, bic Srs 
 tQopung cincg SBilbbiebeS (mit bcm ^.) auf 
 bcr Z1)at 5 — 's ear, bag ©felgo^r (imSBucbe), 
 
 — fish, Ich. bcr ^-^\iai 5 — fox , ber (manns 
 
 lic^e)Su(^gj — 's grass, Bot. bag ^-ggraft, 
 bie SlUCdfCj — headed ape , Zoof. bcr 2orig5 
 
 — hearted, graufam, bogtjaftj — hole, l.vid. 
 Kennel; 2. Jig. bic f(ble(btc SBo^nung, vulg. 
 bag ^-elod)) — house, — kennel, vid. Ken- 
 nel ; — latin, bag ^iitd(>cns obcr ^romcrlatcinj 
 — louse, bie ©djaflaug j — muzzle, bcr (^-bcs) 
 50ffaulforb j — rose, Bot. bic wilbe Slofe 5 — 
 sleep, /am. bcr Icifc @(^laf5 ®^cinf(3^laf j — 
 star, ber 4)-g|iern 5 — stone , Mill, ber SBolf 
 (cin 5Ku^Iflcin) ? — 's stones , Bot. bag ,Kna= 
 benfrautj — stopper*, pi. Mar. 3totl^'iStop« 
 per, — teeth, pi. -4nat. bie4)-g»/^ugcns, 
 Ob. ©pi^jd^nC) — ('s) tooth, Mech, ber ^o- 
 lirstt^n 5 — trot , ber <^-ctrab 5 — vane , Mar. 
 ber aSernirferj — 's violet, Bot, bag ^-cocils 
 (ben, wilbc SScilcb^nj — watches, bie J^-croa* 
 ien , bic SBadjcn beg Stadjmittagg ton 4 bis 
 6 unb t)on 6 big 8 U^r j — *• weed, Bot. ber 
 <Scbnittlau(b i — whistle, bic ^-gpfcif c, ®icbg« 
 pfeifcj — wood, Bot. bcr ^artriegel. 
 
 To Dog, V. a. 1. auf bcm^u^cna(bfolgen,Di^l 
 DCrfoIgcn 5 2. Sport, (aucb To Dog-draw) mit 
 bcm ©pur^unb bcr %a\ivti nacbgc^cn, naib» 
 fpuren, augmittcrn (aud^yi^.). 
 
 Do'gate , s. Fol. bic ©ogcnrourbc. 
 
 Doge, s, Pol. ber ®ogc. 
 
 D8g'g?d, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv, murrif(b/ ccr» 
 brief U(b/ unfrcunblicb, eigenfinnig 5 HI.— ness, 
 *. bag murrif(bc, unfrcunbUtbe aScfen. 
 
 DOg'g?r» *. 1. Mar, bag ©og= ob. ®oggcr» 
 aSoot} 2. Zooi. ber @ec^unb. 
 
 D8g'ger?l, Doggr?!, s. Poet, bag sKauber»dlf(b j 
 
 — rhymes, clcnbc SlciniC 5 ^nitttclocrfe. 
 Dfig'gish, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. ^iinbifi : miir» 
 
 rif(b, beif ig. 
 
 DSg'ma, *. Ph. bag ©ogma. 
 Dogmat'lc, I. *. Med. bcr S^corctifcr j II. adj, 
 
 vid. b. f. «B. 
 Dogmat'jcal , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. bogma= 
 
 tif(b j 2. anraapenb i III. — ness, s. bog abfpre« 
 
 (benbe SBefcn. [nung 5 2. vid. Dogmaticalness. 
 DSg'matism, s. 1. bie SScftimmtbcit ber SKci* 
 Dog'matist, Dog'matiz^r, s, 1. bcr Dogmotifcrj 
 
 2. berTfbfprcd^crj 3. ber Steucrcr. 
 To Dog'matize, v. n. 1. bogmotifircn) 2. ob* 
 
 fpredjcnj 3. neuc Sc^ren einfu^rcn. 
 Doi'ly, s. 1. cine ^rt rooUcner 3cug5 2. bog 
 
 Hcinc3;ifd)tu(b,2)ejfcrttU(b,bic®IdferfcrDiette. 
 Dd'ing, I. p. a. Corns, the business —, bcr 
 
 gegenwdrtigc ®cf(bdftggang5 Httle is — in 
 
 coffee, in.Raffee gel;t»enigum) U. s. bieSbat. 
 Doit, Doifkin, s. Num. &>g:.bcr©eut,^cUcr. 
 DOke, ^.bef.^gr.bie ticfc ^urcbe, ber einfcbnitt. 
 D51, vid. Doll, 3. [formig. 
 
 Dolab'rjform, Dolab'rjformed, adj. Bot. bobeU 
 
Dole 
 
 264 
 
 Door 
 
 D5le, s. I.bcr2fnt^cil5 2. ba8 ©efd^enf, :jCIs 
 
 mofen, 3. bie (Srad^t) ©c^ldge. 
 Dole'ful, Dole'some, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. 
 
 traurtg, Haglid^j HI. — ness, s. t)er hammer. 
 To Dole, v.a.(aua)tl)eiren, fpenbett,mitt^eilen. 
 D3I'iman,*.l)er©oIman(3Crtti!irfif(l^c^leil)ung). 
 D611, *. 1. Dic(^inDer0^uppc5 2.vulg.'!ik 
 
 3ierpuppC5 3. a66r. vid. Dolly. 
 Ddl'Iar, *. jVi/m. 1. ber (amcriFamf^c)iDoUar5 
 
 2. D^r Sftei(3^§t^alcr. [eine SBafd^mafd^ine. 
 D3l'ly, A\ 1. abbr. fiiir : Dorothy, ©orc^en, 2. 
 DSI'omite, s. Geol. Uv ©olomit. [mcr. 
 
 Do'lor, Do'lour, s. bcr @d^mci^, ©ram, ^am= 
 DSIonf erous, adj. ©d^merjen Derurfad^enb. 
 DSIpnf ic, — cal, adj. [(^mcrj^oft. 
 Dol'orous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. fd)mei^U(l^ 
 
 2. betrubtj III. — ness, *. bic ©cbmerslid^fcit. 
 Dol'phin, s. 1. /c/i. bcr ©elpl^in, Summler5 2. 
 
 Ent. bcr SBo^ncnmurmj 3. d-s, pL Gun. M= 
 pl^ind^nlid^c ^anb^obeti (an Jtanoncn ic). 
 
 Dolt, *.berS6lpcl, ®d^6p§. [lolpifd^ bcnc^men 
 
 To Dolt, V. I. a. ttbftumpfen) II. n. fid> bumm, 
 
 Dol'tish, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. t6Ipifd(>, plump, 
 bumm? III. — ness , s. Xiie ^lump^eit. 
 
 Do'mable, adj. l&^mhav. 
 
 Domain', s. 1. Uz J^errftbaftj 2. Ui ©omdnc. 
 
 Dome, s. 1. Poet. M?> ®ebclubc5 2. bcr Dom, 
 bie ^(u.vptKr(bc5 3. ^rc/i. bie ^uppel,* 4. 
 C/iem. btc ^uppel eme§ S)fcn§ 5 5. PFaic/i-zre. 
 bcr innere (Staubbedf el cincr Ubr. 
 
 Domes'tjc , I. adj. (or Domes'tjcal) , 1. ]^du&= 
 li(b , ^au& = , ^rioat=5 2. ja^m (». Sbierenj 
 jpau^s) 5 3. inldnbifd^ , einbeimifi^ , SSinnens, 
 SaabeSs, —war, ber SSurgerhieg, II. s. 1. 
 bcr ^ausgcnof, 2. berSienflbotc, ©iencr, 
 bie jDicnerinn j 3. ba& ^ausroefen. 
 
 To Domes'ticate, v. a. 1. i^&n^lid) ma^cn, an 
 @ingcsogen§eitgen)6bnen5 2.oertroutmoien5 
 
 3. berfelben ^amilie einoerleiben? (S^iere) 
 ja^m madden ) d-d animals, |>ttu&tl^iere. 
 
 Dpraestica'tion , s. 1. btt§ b^u§Iid^c Seben, bte 
 
 Singejogcn^eit) 2. bie 3d^mung ber 3:^iere. 
 Do'micile, s. 1. bic 93e^aufung , ber SBobnort, 
 
 2. Com. bie 3a^lung§abrejTe, bos ©omicil. 
 Do'miciled, p. a. »o|n§aft, anfSffig. 
 DOmldl'iary , adj. bdu&ltd^ 5 — "visitation , liU 
 
 .f)au§fu^ung. 
 ToDomjcil'iate, v. a. 1. ein^eimifd^ moc^cn 
 
 (bef. 3:bicre), sd^men5 2. Com. (einen SBe(b= 
 
 fel) jablbar macben , bomiciliren. 
 Doraicilia'tion , s. bic ^nfdffigf eit. 
 DSm'inant, I. adj. oort^crrfc^cnb, II.*. Miis. 
 
 W ©ominantc. [gieren. 
 
 To DSm'jnate , v. a. (aucb w.) be^errf(ben, rc= 
 DSmjna'tion , *. bic (bber5)>|)crrf(baft. 
 DSm'inative, adj. 1. berrf(bcnb, 2. gebicterif(b.l 
 
 D8m'jnator, .v. ber |)errf(bcr. 
 
 To Domineer^ v.n. 1. bcSpotiftb bcrrfcbcn, tt)» 
 
 rannifiren 5 2. fi(b ^errifcb, libcrmut^ig bctra= 
 
 gcnjgropfpred^cn. 
 DQmm'ical , I. adj. 1. fonntdgU(J^ 5 2. ®ott be= 
 
 treffenb, g6ttli(b 5 II. s. ber ©onntag. 
 DQmm'ican , s. Ecc. & Orn. bcr 2)omini!ttner. 
 Dom'jnick, i. SominicuS (9Jt-n.). 
 Domin'ion, s. l.bic(£)bcrs)^crrf(baft, ©emalt, 
 
 2. ba0 ©cbictj 3. >az 2anbf(bttft,pro»ius5 
 
 4.ytg:. ba§ Ubcrgcraitbt. 
 DSm'jno, s. 1. bef. £cc. bcr jDomino, 2. r;am. 
 
 (bef. im pZ.) bas jDominofpiel. 
 Don, s. 1. [pan. & fiwgi. lud. ©on,^err, v^crr 
 
 t>on 5 2. Geog. bcr (^lu^) Son J Don-cossacka, 
 
 bie bonif(bcn ,^ofa!cn. 
 Don'a, Duen'na, s. ®ono, Same 
 DSn'acitc, s. Fet. bcr ®onacit. 
 Dona'tion, s. 1. bie ©(bcnfuitg, ©abe, ba§ 
 
 Srinfgetbj 2. Laio, bic <S(bcnfung§urfunbe. 
 Don'aitism, s. Ecc. bic Sc^rc bcr ©onatiflcn. 
 Don'atist, s. Ecc. ber Sonotifi, SSic^ertdufcr. 
 Donatis'tjc, adj. Ecc. bonatiftifcb. 
 DSn'aitive, I. s. ba§ ®cfd)cnf , bic ©(bcnfuttg? 
 
 11. adj. burcb ©(bcnfung ubcrtragcnb, ob. 
 
 ubertragcn. 
 Done, I. p. p. K). To Do, qv. ; to have—, aufgcs 
 
 bort baben, fcrtig fcin, II. int. (bef. bcim 
 
 eiufcblog 5U cincr ^ztti) topp I c§ gilt I 
 Donee', s. 1. bcr (Scfcbenfncbmcr j 2. Law, bcr 
 
 0)U) SScIiebcne. [vid. Dungeon. 
 
 DiJn'jon, Don'geon, s. 1. Fort, bcr Sro^cr? 2. 
 Don'key, s. cant, bcr (mdnnl.) (Sfcl. 
 Do'nor, Do'nour, [opp. donnee': donor'], ,v.' 
 
 1. bcr ©efcbenFgebcrj 2. Law, bcr SSelcbncr, 
 bie aSelebnerinn. 
 
 Don't , abbr. vulg. fur do not. 
 Ddd'dle, *. vulg. bcr OMpiggdngcr, SdnDlcr. 
 D6d'ly,*.ber^alanfin fiir^ranf c (inSftinbicn). 
 To D66ra, v. a. 1. ocrurtbcilcn , tjcrbttmmcn? 
 
 2. ocrbdngcn, 3.bcflimmcn (— to,5uS-tn)Q§). 
 D66m, s. 1. ber ^(uSfprucb , (9lid)tcr=)©prui, 
 
 bttS Urt^eit, 2. Uz SScrbammungj 3. bic ®c= 
 
 jHmmungj 4. bas ©cbicffalj 5. bcr Untcr* 
 
 gong 5 final — , btt§ jitngfic ©cricbt, — 'sday, 
 
 l.ber ®eri^t§tag , 2.ber jungflc Sog ,—'8 day, 
 
 or — 's day-book (aVL6) Doom -book), H^ 
 
 (grof c engl. 2cbnbu(b) ©tcucrbu(b / (Sataflcr. 
 
 D6d'mage, s. Am. bic ©clbbu^c. 
 
 D6dm'fAl , adj. oerbdngni^ooU, ocrbcrblicb- 
 
 Door [dor], I. .v. 1. bic S^^iir, Sburoffnung, 
 
 2. coi. (bef. p^) ba§^Qu§5 3.^g.bcr©m» 
 
 gang , 3ugang 5 to lay at one's — , eincm jur 
 
 2afl Icgen? next — to ..., ncbcnan, out of 
 
 d-s, 1. au§ bem J^aufe, 2. aupcr bem ^arla* 
 
 mentcj within d-s, 1. im ^aufc, su|)aafe5 
 
Doqu 
 
 265 
 
 Doub 
 
 2. in tas Spavii , 3. tm ^arlamentcjU. comp. 
 
 — bar, ber S-baum, Sluerriegcl}— case, baS 
 S-futfcr,3;-gefteII, S-geruft^- catch, Die 
 S-fIin!e5 — cheek, Die S-pfofte^ — guard, 
 \>it gingerplttttcj — keeper, Der S-^iitcr, 
 ^fortner, — latch, Die Z-HinUi — plate, Die 
 S^omenSpIattc (an Dcr ^aust^ure), - pull, 
 ter ©locfenjic^er j-stead,— way, Der (S^iir)= 
 
 DSqu'et [dok'et] , s. vid. Docket. [eingong. 
 
 Dor, s. Ent-s. I. vid. Drone; 2. (— beetle) 
 
 Dcr 5Kaif ttfer 3 3. common— , DerSdo^fctfer-: 
 
 — hawk, Orn. Der curopdif^e 3iegenmelfcr. 
 To Dor, V. a. Ono. umfummcn. 
 
 Dprade', Dora'dD, s. 1. Ich. t)ic DoraDe^ 2. 
 
 AsU Der ©c^roertfifd^, 3.^g. Dcr ©tu^erj 4. 
 
 Die oergoIDete ^iUe. 
 Dorce, D<>ree', s. Ich. Der @onnenfif(^. 
 Do'rian, D6r'ic> adj, Dorifd^. 
 DSr'icisiu. Do'rism , s. Gram. Der S5oriSmu8. 
 Dor'mancy, s. Die Stu^c. 
 Dor'mant, I. adj. 1. fd^lafenD, 2. Her. f(^Ia= 
 
 fenD , ru^enD, licgenD, ^.fig. (». SSefx^titcln 
 
 ic) unangerocnDet, unbenu^t, toDtj 4. Arch. 
 
 (comp.) le^ncnD, fti^ief, nid^t fcnfred^t, to lie 
 
 — , 1. Com. toDt oD. mtifig liegen (c. 6apito= 
 
 lien)} 2. i,aio p/i. »or ®eri(^t ni(^t crfd)ei= 
 
 nenj II. s. vid.— tree u. Dormar; III. comp. 
 
 Corns, —money, mufige ®elDer, toDtc (5a= 
 
 pitalicn, — partner , Der j^iUe ©efellfd^ after j 
 II — partnership. Die ftiHe (oD. gcmdc^Iid^e) ®e* 
 V fellfdjaftj — tree. Arch. Der ^auptbalfen, 
 
 ©urc^jugbalfenj — window, md. D. f. 5EB. 
 Dor'mar, Dor'm?r, s. (gen), comp.) Arch. 1. 
 
 vid. Dormant-tree; 2. — window , DaS ©ad^s 
 
 fenfler, ,ffappfcnfler 5 dormer melon, Bot. Die 
 
 Heine portugiefifd^c 0}?elonc. 
 Dor^mitive, s. Med. DaS ©c^lafmittel , Dpiat. 
 Dor'mjtory, s. 1. DaS ©c^loftimmer; Der ©d)Iof= 
 
 faal, 2. Die ©(^lafanflalt. 
 Dor'mouse, s. Zool. Der ®d()ldfer, Die^afcl* 
 
 mau& 5 Da& SD^urmelt^ier. 
 Dorn'hound, s. Ich. DerlDorn^ai. [Safeljcug. 
 Dor'nick, s. DaS Domicfer Zu6)f eine ^rt f^ott. 
 Dor'of/iy, s. Sorot^ca (g-n.). 
 Dor'rer, s. 1. vid. Dor; 2. Der SKiifjiggdnger. 
 Diir'sal, adj. 1. Den fRMcn betrejfenD,aflfi(fen=j 
 
 2. Bat. rutfenfldnDig. 
 Dor'sel, Dor'ser, s. vid. Dosser. 
 Dorsetteen', s. Com. Der ©orfettin (cin SBoI* 
 
 lenjeug mit ©eiDeneinfcIjIag). 
 Dor'sum, s. Der SSergrudfen. 
 Dort , s. 1. Ent. vid. Dor; 2. Geog. contr. 0. 
 
 Dort'r^cht, (Die OtaDt) Sortre&t. 
 Dose, Do'sis, s. 1. Med. Die ®abe (TCrsnei), 
 
 Dofi&5 2.iig. Der 3:^eil, Die ^^ortion. 
 To Dose, V. I. a. 1. (Die ge^orige ®oft§) 5or= 
 
 fc^reibenj 2. (inScfcn) cingebcnj II. n. [dsz] 
 vid. To Doze. 
 
 DSs'ser, .v. 1. Der Sragiforb, Die Suttej 2. Der 
 tluerfacf )3.bef.p/.. d-s, ji. panniers, a)parfs 
 !orbe(fiir @Qumt^iere)3 b) Fort.<B6)anif6vht. 
 
 Dos'sil, *. Surg, ein Dattelformigc^ (©d^arpic=) 
 
 Dost, 2teperf.»onToDo,50i. [©dufd^c^cn. 
 
 Dot, s. 1. Der ^un!t5 2. Der ^letfg, %kd. 
 
 To Dot, V. a. (and) n.) mit ^unftcn bejeid&s 
 nen, punftiren, tupfeln, Mus. cf. Dotted. 
 
 Do'tage, s. 1. DieS5crftonDc§f(i^n)dc^e,Do§^in» 
 Difc^werDen (im iJflter), 2. Da§ ^afeln, Der 
 lihcxm^', 3. Die libertricbene Bdrtli(^feit, 
 iSScrnarrt^eit. [Die ^u§fteuer. 
 
 Do'tal , adj. jum ^eirat^Sgute ge^Srig,- gift, 
 
 Do'tard, s. 1. Der finDifd^ geroorDenc ©reiSj 
 2. Der alte ®eif 5 cerlicbte 3iaxx. [feni^aft. 
 
 Do't^irdly, adj. &. adv. finDifd^, abernji^ig 5 gef^ 
 
 Dota'tion, s. 1. Die :iCu§fiattung, 2Cu§flcuer 5 
 
 2. Die 2)otirung. 
 
 To Dote, V. n. 1. finDifd^ fein oD. roerDen, fa» 
 
 fcln? 2. to — upon, oernarrt fcin (in), ^eftig, 
 
 innig, fd^rodrmcrifd^ lieben. 
 Do'ter, Do'terel , s. vid. Dotard. 
 D6t;i, vid. Doeth. D5t'kin , vid. Doit. 
 Do'tingiy, adv. l.fafeInD, hnDif(^ 5 2. ^eftig t>cr» 
 
 liebt, oernarrt. 
 D8t't?d, p. a. I. gcflccft, gefprenfelt^ 2. Bot. 
 
 getupfeltj — engraving, Engr. Die punftirte 
 
 SJJanier, — notes, Mus. punftirte 3toten. 
 Dfit't^r^i, s. 1. Orn. DerSlegcnpfeifcr oorjugS* 
 
 roeife Der ^RorincUi 2. vid. Dotard. 
 Dot'ting wheel , s. Mech. Da$ ^unftirrdDdjen. 
 Doiib'le, I. adj. & adv. 1. Doppelt, geDoppelt, 
 
 groicfad), 2.^tg. jweiDeutig, folfd}, betrirglid^j 
 
 3. Mus. contra, j. S3. - C, DaS contra (S (in 
 DerSiefe)5 to fold — , umflappen, einfd^las 
 gen, to play — , Doppelt oD. quitt fpielen, II. 
 comp.Doppelt, ©oppels, jn)ei=:— acting, Mec/i. 
 Doppelt roirfenD 5 — actionedharp, Dic^eDals 
 ^arfe, — banked oars, pi. Mar. (SluDers) 
 
 asdnfe. Die an beiDen ©eiten Sliemen ^abenj 
 
 — barrel , Der JDoppcllauf 5 — barreled, mit 
 jwei 8dufen5 a — barreled gun, cine 25-fIintc5 
 
 — bass , vid. Violone ; — beer , ®-bier 5 — 
 biting, jroeifc^nciDig 5 — boat, vid. Twin-boat; 
 
 — breasted, — buttoned, jnjeirei^ig, mit jroci 
 SRci^en ^nopfcn 5 — cased, Hor. jroeige^dufigj 
 
 — chin, Da§ SD-finn, — compasses, Der J^ol^l* 
 jirfel 5 — crape , Der ®-?rcpp 3 — curtail , Die 
 aSappfeife on cinem ©uDelfaif 5— dagger , Typ. 
 vid.Diesis, 2.5— dealer, Der'JCd^feltrdgeri 9ldn« 
 femad^er, aSetruger; — dealing, DieTf^fcls 
 trdgereij — elephant drawing paper, Doppel* 
 teS olifanten 3eid^enpapier5 — entendre, Der 
 £)-ttnn. Die 3n)eiDeutig!eit5 — entry, hook- 
 
Doub 
 
 266 
 
 Dove 
 
 keeping by — entry, Com. bie boppcUcSudf) 
 ^altung 5— eyed, trugerifdi) i— face, fig. bieS-s 
 jfingiglcit, ^ttlfd^^eit? — flowers, Bot. gefuUte 
 ^Slumen? — founted, jiDci Sluellen ^abcnb? 
 -game,^g:. ba§ falfd^e ©picl. To — gild 
 boppclt (ob. |lttr!)oergolbcn5 — handed, l. 
 /fori. mitsraeiSBeifernj 2. jtg-. jweibeutig, 
 
 — headed, Bot. mit paarwcifc gefleUtcn SSIu- 
 mcn ) — headed paddle , ein boppclgriffigcs 
 Sduber 5 — leaf, Bot.Uh 3n>eiblatt 5 - letters, 
 Typ. bie Sigatureitj To — lock, boppelt »er^ 
 fci^licpcn ) — minded, 1 . wanMmut^ig, fd^man= 
 fcnb 5 2. (or— mouthed) boppelgungig, falfd^j 
 
 — movement , Mus. ber ®-fd^lag 5 — move- 
 ment harp, vid. — actioned h, ; — orle , Her. 
 ber boppelte ©aum cinc§ SBQpeuf(i)iIbe§ 5 — 
 pica, Typ. bic ISeytfc^rift ? — plea, LaWy bic 
 ®-=(Red^tgcinmenbung 5 — quarrel. Law, bie 
 ^lage wegen oerfagterfir(3^li4>er®en(l^t$bttr- 
 feit 5 — receipt, on — receipt. Com. gegcn 
 boppeltcn ©^ein, — reel, Manuf. boppelte 
 SBcife 3— refined sugar. Com. S)-s9flaff!nQbC) 
 
 — rule of three, Arith. bie 0lcgel quinque, Die! 
 gel bupley 3 — threaded, geswirntj—tongued, 
 b-jiingig, falfd^? — track railroad, R-w. bic 
 jD-bai^n j — tripe , ber ^ettborm 5 — usances 
 Com. bie boppelte SSed;felfrift, jD-sUfo5 — 
 writing, eine boppelt ouSgefertigteUrfunbej a 
 
 — yolked egg , ein jweibotterigeS (Si. 
 
 To Doiib'le, v. I. a. 1. \)erboppeln5 2. umlegen? 
 
 3. (bie ^auft) balleri) 4. Mar. umfd^iffen,um= 
 fcgeln? 5. Bill, bupliren? 6. Mil. bieSlotten 
 buplircnj to — one's legs, bie Seine iiberein 
 anberfc^lttgen ) to — down the resting leaf (of 
 a book), 'iidh a3lQtt(eine§ fdvL(i)z%) einfd^lagcn) 
 to — and twist , jwirnen, bupliren? to — the 
 reins, (oon ^ferben) ©prunge madden, urn 
 benSfleiter objuwcrfen) to— upon a fleet, eine 
 ^lolte sroifd^en jwei ^euer bringen, II. n. 1. 
 fid^pcrboppelnj 2. Gam. ben ©pielfa^oers 
 boppelnj 3. fid^ winbeni 5pori. bie ©pur oer^ 
 [(j^lagen, ^. fig. betruglid^ l^onbeln, Olfinfe, 
 SBinfeljiige moci^en. 
 
 Doub'le, s. 1. bQ§ ® eboppeltc, ©uplum 5 2. (pi. 
 d-s) bie (§opie, TCbfd^rift, 3. bQ§ ©oppclbicr, 
 
 4. bie Salter 5. Typ. berlDoppelfa^, uwZg-.bic 
 ^od^jcit 5 Q.fig. bic Brocibeutigf cit, ^alfc^^eit, 
 T. d-8, pi. Ol5nfe, ^niffej 8. d-s, pi. ^reuj* 
 fpritngc im gliel^en. [pelgarn. 
 
 Doub'led twist, s. Com. buplirteS ®Qrn, iDop* 
 
 Doiib'ieness , s. 1. ba§ ©oppelte 5 2. ^g. bic 
 3n)eibeuti9?eit, TCrglift. 
 
 Doub'l^r, s. ber SSerboppler, :c. cf. To Double. 
 
 Doub'let, s. I. «ng-. 1. bttS S8amm& , (Samifolj 
 2. bas ^aor? 3. bie ©oublette j 4. 7eu>. ber 
 jDoppelftcinj 5. Gam. ber paf(j()5 II. d-s, pi. 
 
 Gam-s. 1. ein SSiirfelfpicl 5 2. ber ^c[(l?j 
 3. ber ©oppelfinn^ 4. Cd-m. ber SSorbcr^, 
 ^itttU u. ^intcrbogcn ju ^artenblclttcrn. 
 
 Doub'ljug, s. Mars. — of a sail , bic SSerbop* 
 pelung cinc& @cgcl§5-ofthebits, ba§^i|Tcn 
 an ber asfiting 5 — iron , Mcch. ba§ ®uplir= 
 eifen, ber SSerboppler,— nails, 4)auptfpicfcr. 
 
 DoubI66n', s. Nun. bie ©ublone (fpan. ®olb» 
 SJtunse pon 2 ^iftolcn). 
 
 Doiib'ly, adv. oon Double, qv. 5 — hazardous 
 goods. Com. boppelt fcuergcfdl)rli(i^c SBattrcn, 
 roic^anf, %la(i)^, ic.,9Baarcn in ©tro^ gcpactt. 
 
 To Doubt [doiit] , v. I. n. 1. sracifclnj 2. SdC' 
 bcnfen trogenj 3. bcforgcn, argm6t)ncn 5 II. a. 
 bejroeifeln. 
 
 Doubt, s. 1. ber ^wcifcl, 2. bie Ungcn>i^^cit5 
 3. ba§ aSebenfenj 4. bie ©(i^roierigFcit, ber 
 einmurfj to make — , jnjcifeln. 
 
 Doubt'?Lble, adj. jWCifcl^Qft. 
 
 Doubt'cr* s. ber 3n>ciflcr, ;c. cf. To Doubt. 
 
 Doubfful, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. l.swcifcl^aft, 
 ungemipj 2. bun! el, jwcibeutig 5 3. orgwol;. 
 nifij III. — ness, J. 1. bic Un8cn)ip^cit,3n)ei« 
 fel^aftigfeit 5 2. bie 3n)cibeutigfcit. ffid^er. 
 
 Doubt'less, adj. s^eifellog, unj^incifcIl^Qft; 
 
 D6uc, s. Zool. ber2)uf, ^Icibcroffc. 
 
 Dou'c^ts, vid. Dowcets. [2. bie <S(^mci(3^clci. 
 
 Douceur [dus'ir] , s. (franj.) 1. ba§ ®cfd)cnf 5 
 
 DSu'cjne, s. 1. Arch. bic|)ol)lfel)lc, Slinnlciflc j 
 2. Mech. ber ^arnicjj^obcl. 
 
 Dough [do] , s. ber Seig 5 — baked , 1. tcigig, 
 nid^t gor gcbatfen j 2. fig. unrcifj — hearted, 
 rocid^^erjig j — kneading -machine, Mech, 
 bie (Seigf)*Knetmaf(l^inc9 — nuts, Bak. 
 <S(^maljfu(l>cn, (ungcfiiUte) ^fannfu^cn, 
 ^rapfen,.fi:rQpfel. 
 
 Dough'tily [dou' — ] , adv. t»on Doughty, qv. 
 
 Dough'tiness,*.bie9)lann^aftigfcit,a5c^crstt)cit. 
 
 Dough'ty, adj. mannljaft, beljcrst. [unrcif. 
 
 Dough'y [do'i], adj. 1. tcigig, ungar, 2.^g. 
 
 Doii'sabel, s. jDulcibcUa (^-n.)- 
 
 To Douse, V. I. a. 1. in'§ SBaffcr fturjen J 2. 
 Mar. (ein <Segel) laufen laffcnj Il.n. plo^lid^ 
 in ba§ SBajfcr fallen, plumpcn. 
 
 To Doiit, V. a. vulg. Qu§tl)un, au0l6fd;en. 
 
 Dou'ter, s. bcr 2idi>tbdmpfcr , ba§ Sofd^^utd^cn. 
 
 Dove, I. s. 1. Orn. bic SaubCj 2. fond.my — , 
 mcin Sfiubd^en 5 n. comp. — colour, bic 2ad^» 
 taubcnfarbe, — cot (—cote), berS;ttubcn» 
 fd^lagj — 's foot, BoU bcr ©tor4)fc^nabcl 5 
 — house, bQ§3)auben^0U§ 5— stamper, Co/ic/i. 
 bie Saubc, T-s. (Join. , Carp. , &c.) — tail, 
 or — tail's-joint, ber ©d^roalbcnfd^wans 5 To 
 — tail, V. a. f(^n)albcnfd^»an8ttrtig ocrfdm= 
 men) nails with — tail shaped heads, 3^4gel 
 mit feilformigcn vRopfen. 
 
Dove 
 
 267 
 
 Drag 
 
 Do'v^r, s. Geog. (ber SDiarftflerfen) ©oDer; 
 — fees, Com. tint geringe^^fbgabe ber@d(jijfe, 
 roeld^e t)ic ©trttf c oon 2)0Der poffiren. 
 
 Dove'ship, s. bcr Saubenfinn. [fleuerbor. 
 
 Do^l'able, adj. cineS SeibgelJingeS fd^ig 5 ouS= 
 
 Do^'ager, *. 1. tie SBiltwe mit cincm 8eibge= 
 binge 5 2. bie SBittroe oon ©tonbe. 
 
 Do^^'c^ts, s. pL Sport. Uc(S>tiUn, |)obencine§ 
 |)irf(icS; 9tel^= ob. ®em5borfc5.[2.fc^Iumpig 
 
 Do^'dy, I. s. bic (Sij^lumpe, II. adj. 1. plump, 
 
 D6^'§r, D6^'?ry, *. 1. Ue "Ku^fiattvin^ , WtiU 
 gift, ber a3rautf(3^a§ 5 2. ba§ Seibgebinge, 
 
 SBitt^um, 3. bie aJiorgcngabe^ 4. bi€®abe, 
 bQ§ ©efc^enf 5 —house, ber SBittwenfii 
 
 Do^'?red, adj. auSgeflattet, begabt. 
 
 Do^'las, s. Co/7j.bie(SacfIeintt)aub,vid.Creas. 
 
 Do^n, s. 1. ber glaum, i)it ©unenj 2. boS 
 3KiI(^^ttar}3. Bot-s. a) ber fcin^Qttrige fibers 
 Sug ber ^flanjen, 6) 'ak ©amenifroncj 4:. fig. 
 bie fiittberung, dead — , {Haufbunctti live — , 
 S^Jcftbunen, — bed, ba§ ©iroanenbctt; — 
 feather, bie glQumfebcrj Bot-s. — moss, ba& 
 S5tttubmoo5 j — weed, bQ8 {Rubrfraut. 
 
 Do^n, s. 1. gen>. d-s, pZ. bie ®unen 9 2. bie 
 |)0(l^ebene5 ups and d-s, /am. ©d^ictfale. 
 
 Do^n, I. adu. & pr«p. nieber, ^erab, ^inab, 
 ^inunter, ^eruntcr, unter, cb, unten, II. int. 
 niebcr! ^inunter bamit! p SSoben! — the ri- 
 ver, flromabrodrtSj Mars. — the sound, mit 
 ber (Shht, fecrofirtdi the wind is right —, ber 
 SBinb i\t auf unb nicber, to mn — a vessel, 
 tin ©cbiff in bcn®runb fegeln? Corns, to go 
 — , abf(blagen, im ^reifc fallen 5 to keep — 
 the prices, bic^reife nieberbrurfenj to pay 
 (or lay the money) — , bar au85al)Ien ob. be= 
 Sal^lenj to set (put) — , (to take— in writing), 
 nieberfd^reiben 5 upside — , basSberfleju un* 
 terfl} III. comp. — cast, niebcrgefd^lagenj — 
 fall, 1. ber gattj 2. fig. ber SJerfaU 5 -fallen, 
 cerfallen, jerftorti — gyved, ^erab^dngenb, 
 [(^lotterig 5 — haul, Mar. ber STicber^oIerbcr 
 ©togfegelj — hill, I. s. ber Tfb^ang j II. adj. 
 ttb^dngig , abfcijiiffig 5 — look , ber mcberge* 
 [(blogene SUtf 5 — looked , traurig 5 — lying, 
 I. s. 1. bie ©(i^lafseitj 2. \ia^ MntiUttill. 
 adj. in .Sinbe&not^en liegenbj — "ght , adj. ; 
 —rightly, adv. 1. gerttbc nicber, fenfret^t? 2. 
 offcn^ersig 5 gerabe ^eroug, gerabeju, 3.offen* 
 bar, beutlicb, banbgreiflitb? 4. fogleid^ j 5. 
 ganj, gdnslid^, coUigj l^od^fi,— "ghtness, s. 
 bie ©erab^eit, Sffen^eit j — set, co/. ber SScr* 
 roeis 5 — stairs, 1. bie ISreppe ^inuntcrj 2. 
 untenj- steepy, fieil 5 — stream, ftromab* 
 njdrtgj — stroke of a piston, Mech. ber ^ol* 
 benniebergang. 
 
 Do^n'ward, adj. 1. nicberwdrtSj 2. abf(^uf* 
 
 fig, fid^ neigenbj 3. fig. ^erfommenb »on j 4. 
 traurig. [wdrt^, ftromab»drt&. 
 
 Do^n'wards, adv. 1. nieberrodrts, l)ittab 5 2. ab* 
 
 D6<V'ny, adj. 1. flaumig , glaum= 5 2. Bot. fiU 
 Jig, 3.^g:. roeicbjfanft. 
 
 Do^'ry, s. vid. Dower , Dowery. [bel, ©ufel. 
 
 Dowse, s.vulg.W 50?auIfii^eUc, an.(vulg.} ^or« 
 
 To Dowse, vid. To Douse, II. 
 
 DoxolSg'ical, adj. Ecc. ®ott preifcnb. 
 
 DQxSl'ogy, s. Ecc. bic 8obpreifung,2)oj:oIogie. 
 
 To Doze, V. n. 1. f(bldfrig fein, [(^lummem? 
 2.jfg.trdumen, bruten? to— away, oertrdumen. 
 
 Doze, s. 1. ber ©(blummer, ba§ ©(bldfcben, 2. 
 
 Doz'el, s. ba§ 2uftsdpf(ben.[/ie".bieSrdumerei. 
 
 Doze'ling, s. Draw, etne TCrt ©(^attirung. 
 
 Doz'en, s. bcf. Com.baSDu^enb, a — (bottles) 
 of wine, jwolf glaf(ben SBein. [mcr. 
 
 Do'z?r,5.1.bcr (S(i)Iummernbe5 2.^g. bcrSrdu* 
 
 Do'zy, adj. fd^Idfrig, trdgc. 
 
 Drab. I. s. 1. bie (©affenO-^urej 2. vulg. Ut 
 ©(^lumpe 5 3. cine ?f rt ^eUgraueS flarf e§ Suc^j 
 4. d-8, s. pi. S-w. SrogeumbenSrobcmfang, 
 jum Tfbflie^en ber <SoIe \)on berSalsmafej 
 II. drab, or — coloured, adj. grau» Ob. fd^mU5« 
 farben (in ben oerf(l()iebencn<S(]^ottirungen). 
 
 To Drab, v. n. ^urcn. 
 
 To Drab'ble, v. I. a. beOimujcn , bcf lunf em $ 
 II. n. Fish, (mit einer ©runbangel) nai3^ 95ar* 
 ben ongeln. [bonnet. 
 
 Drab(b)'l?r , Drab(b)'let , s. Mar. ba§ Unter= 
 
 Drachm [dram] , or Drach'ma , s. bieSrad^me. 
 
 Dra'cO, J. Asty Met. & Zool. bcr Cradle. 
 
 Dracun'culus , s. 1. Med. ber 4)autn3urm 5 2. 
 /c/i. bQ§^etermdnn(ben5 3. Bot. badgrofc 
 <3d)Iongenfraut. [ber j S.fig. ber ^usrourf. 
 
 Draff, s. 1. bcr ©puli(^t5 2. bie|>efen5 Srd* 
 
 Draf fy, adj. l.fcbmujig 5 2.f(I)Ied)t 5 3. murrifd^. 
 
 Draft, .V. (c/.Draught) bcf.Com-*. 1. bieSrattC, 
 2.ber3Cbgang, 7Cbfa§ (0. SBnaren)5 3. ber 
 Uberfcblag (bcr ffiBage beim SBdgen)5 4. baS 
 ©utgemid^t) — per appoint, bcr 7fppoint= 
 (=SBe(3^felbrief). 
 
 To Draft, v. I. a. & n. vid. To Drag ; II a. 1 
 cntroerfenj 2.au§»dl^Ien, (9Kilitdr)beta(l^ircn. 
 
 To Drag, v. I. a. 1. f^leppcn, itvxcn, sicken 5 
 2. Agr. eggcn? 3. Mars. auSbaggern, au$s 
 ticfenj to — the anchor, Dor ^n!er trcibcn 5 
 II. n. 1. (auf ber (Srbe ^in) fd^Icppen , f(blci» 
 fen (aud^^g-.) j 2. mit bem @d^leppne§ ^fcbcn 
 (— for, nacb) ? Mar. brcggcnj 3. Mar. triftig 
 fein (»om ^nfer). 
 
 Drag, I.*.l.7Cae§ (amaSoben, ic. |>in)Sd(>lep= 
 pcnbci 2. Hz <Sd^Icife (jum gortf(baffen oon 
 Saflen) 5 3. Agrs. a) bie (TCcf er=)<Sd^Ieife 5 6) 
 bie breiecfige ^ggc, 4. Mar. (—net) ba§ a5og= 
 gerne^, 5. Flv/i - 5. (— net) bag ©d^lcppne^ . 
 
Drag 
 
 268 
 
 Draw 
 
 ©d^lcip^amenj 6. 5port. bog ©trcic^nc|, ter 
 Strop 5T. Mar-s.a) ier ©rcg^afcn, i)a& §if^* 
 t)rcg5 h) bas SSugfirte (Sc^iff, :c.)5 8. - or 
 drags, p^. Da§ ^lof 5 9. ber ^emmf(j^u^ 5 10. Me 
 ^ttrpune , 11. R-w. (— for goods) ber ®fiter= 
 wogettj (— for passengers) bic ^erfonenwa* 
 gen (bef. pi.)? l2.5port. Me ©tanbarteCcineS 
 §ud^fe§ )5 II. comp. — chain, Die ^emmfette, 
 <S(l|>leppf ette 5 — line, Me 3ugleine 5 —man, @is 
 ner, tjer mit einem <Sd^leppne§e (— net) fifc^tj 
 
 — plough, ^gr. l)er ©c^Iepppflugj iWar-^-. — 
 rope, t)a§ <S(^IepptQU 3 — sail , baS ©topfegel 5 
 
 — staff, Me ©tfi^gabel, toer ©d^leppfloiJ (an 
 einem [^ra(^ts]SKagen)5 — wheel , ^gr. 
 bttS @(^Iepprab. 
 
 Drag'acant/t, Drag'ant, *. vid. Tragacanth. 
 To Drag^S^e, v. a. k n. 1. fd^leppejt, 2. (im 
 
 ^ot^e) f4>le{fen. [Die ©(^lumpc. 
 
 Drag'gle-taiU *. 1. ber ©d^musfaum 5 2. vwig. 
 
 Drag'oraan, *. Dcr 5)ragoman, jbolmctf(^er. 
 
 Drag'on , I. s, 1. Ztt. &5ig. ber ©ra^ej 2. roie 
 Draco , qv. ; gum — , vid. Tragacanth ; II. 
 comp. — beams. Carp. fc()rdge ©tu^en, <Btre= 
 ben 5 — 's blood , bas S-nblut (ein ^arj) 5 — 
 fish , Ich. oer ^cter§bra4)ei — fly, Ent. bie 
 gibeUe^ — shell. Conch. ba& ©-nfopfi^en. 
 
 Dragdfln', .y. Mil. ber ©rogoner. 
 
 To Drag66n', v. a.fig. (eigcntl. bur(b <Solbo= 
 ten, bonn fiberi^. gen>altfam) jroingen, plagen, 
 
 Drag66nade', s. bie 2)ragonabe. [peinigen. 
 
 To Drain, u. I. a. 1. filtriren 5 2. trorfcn legen, 
 (ttu&)trocfnen5 3. ableiten, ablafenj ^.fis- 
 »crse^ren5 to — up, austrin^enj n. n. 1. <ibi 
 laufen, abfliefen, 2. abtropfen 
 
 Drain , s. ber ^bjug, SBaffergong, ^analj — 
 plough, Wie Draining-plough, qv. [loft. 
 
 Drai'naible, adj. moS fi(i obleiten , augtrocfnen 
 
 Drai'nage, s. 1. btt& ^bloufen, Abtropfen, 
 Dik-s. 2. ba§ 3)rot!enlegen, fiiz !^u8tei(bung 5 
 3.coi/ec*.bic^bpg§graben)i2-'uj.bie®umme 
 (ber glddjeninbalt) ber :2f-n einerCSifenbo^n, 
 
 — gallery, ber SBaJierableitungSftoHen. 
 Drai'ner, s. 1. ber ^Kbleiter, 2. r. ba§ Sropfs 
 
 bret5 3.P-ni.bie^btropfpfanne5 4.Me@^6p[= 
 
 fcHej 5. ber Stopfer (an einer S^orfgrube). 
 
 Drai'ning, s. ber SSafergang, ©raben? — 
 
 plough, Agr. ber ^bjie^pflug, Stinnenpflug , 
 
 — tiles, Sftinnjiegel. 
 
 Drake, *. 1. ber @nteri(^5 2. vid. Dragon-fly. 
 Dram, s. 1. contr. p. Drachm, qu.;2.ba§a5i^= 
 
 ^en,^gr. Sluentd^enj 3.bcr ®d()IutE ©^nappS, 
 
 4. ber aSranntrocin. 
 To Dram, v. n. vulg. [(j^nappfen. 
 Dram'a, s. baS ©d^oufpiel, Srama. fmatifd^. 
 Dramat'ic , — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. bras 
 
 Dramatis personae [dram'atifs perso'nej^ 
 Theat. bie ^anbelnben^erfonen in e. ©rama. 
 
 Dram'atifst, s. bcr ©d^aufpielbid^ter, jDramatifi. 
 
 To Dram'atTze , v. a. bramatifiren. 
 
 Drank, I. pret. »on To Drink; II. s. bcr 2oIcb. 
 
 Drap [drap] , *.(frans.) baSbicfc woUene Zu^. 
 
 Dra'per, s. 1. ber Su^I)dnbIer,3cug^anblcri 
 2. Cromer, gero. comp. =^dnblcr, 5. 95. linen 
 — , bcr fieiniDonb^dnbler, woolen — , ber 
 SBolIennjaarenbdnbIer5 — 's teasel, Bot.Uc 
 SBeberfarbe, ^Karbenbificl. 
 
 Dra'p?ry , s. 1. "na^ Sud^n)ebcn , 3;u(bma(l^erc 
 ^anbroerfj 2. bie Su(^fabrif 5 3. bcr Suc^= 
 ^anbcl5 4. collect ba&Sutb, n)oUenc3cug, 
 bcr ©toff 5 5. Faint. & Scvlp. (or Dra'ping) 
 bic !Draperie,©rapirung} ber^altcmuurfj 6. 
 Sculp. bo& ©(bni^roert 
 
 Dras'tjc, adj. Med. frdftig, braftifc^. 
 
 Draugh [drjif] , s. vid. Draff. 
 
 Draught [draft] , s, I. sing. l.boS3icl)en (mit 
 ^roftanftrcngung ) 5 2. bcr 3ug , ©d^lucf, 
 Srunfj 3. ber Suftjugj 4. bcr (^if(b-')3ug j 
 5. ber35ogen[(^uf5 6. Mi7. bic ^uS^ebangj 
 ba& ©ctaf^emcntj 7. Braw.tjk ^cid^nung, 
 bcriRip, (Sntmurf, bicSfijjcj 8. lit. & fig. 
 ber3ug5 9.berf(^riftli(bc^uffa$5 bcr ^usjug 
 (cincS (§ontraftc§, jc)? 10. Com-s. vid. Draft ; 
 
 11. bie SIoaf,:j(bIcitung&rinnc5 12. Med. baS 
 3ugpflafter j 13. bcr ©trang, vid. Dra Tights 5 
 14. Mar. ber S5Sa|ferjug, Sicfgang (cmcs 
 ©(biffes) 5 II. d-s, pi. 1. u^ SSrctfpicI, ©a= 
 mcnfpiel (aud^ bic ©tcine bcficlbcn) 5 2. bie 
 ©trdnge, ^ugriemen? III. comp. — board, 1. 
 tia^ sDamcnbrct5 2. U^ aSrctfpiclj — chain, 
 bie 3icbf cttc, ©(^IcppFcttc 5 — hooks, Gun. bic 
 3ic^ba!ett5 — horse, Xia^ 3ugpfcrb5~house, 
 baS ^eimlid^c ®ema(3^ , bie gloaf, — 's man, 
 1. bcr 3cid^ncr, 3ci(bcnmeiflcr 5 2. bcr Sntrocr* 
 fer, Soncipicntj- oxen, 3ugo^fcn 5 —porter, 
 aSier (jum 3apfcn) com ^ajfe. 
 
 To Draught, wid. To Draft, II. 2. 
 
 To Draw, v. ir. l.a.l. lit. &jig-. jic^cn, fd^lcp^^ 
 pen? 2. bc^nen, ftrctfen (— out, difen, 2c.), 
 fpannen (cinen aSogcn, k.), 3. an(it(b)Sic^eni 
 4. anlctfcn , »crIorfen , (— out from, 2c.) cnt= 
 lorfen, ilbcrrebcn (ju)? 5. absicljen, ablajfcn 
 (e. 3:ci(b)5 6. (c. aSor^ang, :c.) auf= ob. ju* 
 sicken, T. abjic^cn, l^crauSne^men, 8. ausjics 
 i^cn 5 9.^g-.(^oIgcrungcn) 3icl)en5 (SScrglciic) 
 madden, 10. (— up) ^craufjiebcn 5 fd^opfcn 
 (SBatTcr, :c.)5 11. cinnc^men (SSorrdtbC/ 2c.)j 
 
 12. fig. ^ernebmen, ^erlcitcn^ 13. (TCt^cm) 
 ^olcnj (©cuftcr) auSflofen? 14. faugcn, 
 Sapfen5 i^-fig' ouSfaugcn? 16. au§nc^men, 
 au§»eibcn5 IT. Sport, a) (— a cover, SBilb) 
 auSmafben, au^rid^tcnj 6) — dry-foot (Dom 
 
Draw 
 
 269 
 
 Drea 
 
 SBittcrung) ouffpurenj 18. »crjie^en (bttS 
 ®cfi(^t)5 19. abreifen, jcid^nen, malen, 20 
 (—up, f(^riftUd^) entn)erfen,abfajfen5 21. 
 Com. anwcifcn? c/. Appoint; 22. Mar-*.(o 
 ©d^iffen) a) (SBaffer) fcblogen (f4)6pfen)5 &) 
 (J. 25. — 16 feet, 16 gu^) ticfge^en^ to-bit 
 obsttumcnj to — blood, jur TCber lajfcnj to - 
 a sheet, Tyy. eitteit (©ru(f=)S5ogen abjic^cnj 
 to — interest, 3infen bringen ? II. n. i . (—to, 
 @tnem) Qn^Qngenj 2. (— off, &c.) ft«l> jurutf 
 jie^cn? 3. fid) jufommensie^en, (— to a head, 
 ©Iter) siel^en? 4. loofen? 5. Mar. coUfle^en 
 (oon ©cgeln) > to — near, to — to a close, &c., 
 R(^ ndi)ern 5 to — away, 1. abUiUn, abtreibenj 
 
 2. unterfc^lagenj cntrocnbcn, 3. cntffl^rcnj 
 to — back. Com. StficfjoII befommeii) to— in, 
 (and) Com.) cinsie^ciij to — off, 1. (^Iufftg» 
 Mtcn) abxtc^citj 2. (or to — over) befttUircn, 
 S.^g-. ablenfen 5 to — on , 1. ceranlaffcnj 2. 
 aniorfcn, 3. fi(b naben, 4. jujic^en (c/. - 
 upon); to — out, 1. obfonbern, 2. ausbe^= 
 ncn, 3. (or to — up) aufftellcn, in <B6)l(xd)t' 
 orbnung ftcUcnj 4. ceranlaJTen ju . . . 5 to — 
 out an account. Com. cine Otecbnung au65ic« 
 ^enj to — up, 1. Mil. anriirfenj 2. Com. (el* 
 uen SBecbfel) au^ftellenj to — up (to . . .)> 
 corfa^rcn (bci . . .) j to — a bill or a draft 
 upon . . . , Com. traffiren auf . . . 5 to — upon 
 one, auf @inen cntne^men, jie^eci to— upon 
 a ship, Mar. fitb cinem (Sd)ijfc ndbern. 
 
 Draw, s. I. sing. I.ba§3ie^cn,ber3ug5 2.bQ8 
 (gejogcnc) Xoo§5 'S.fig. baS 2ooS, Bd)i(i\a.U 
 4. bQ& gcjogenc 2i(bt5 II. d-s, pi. ckem, bte 
 (Snttccrungen be§ (Safes ouS ben Sfletorten 5 
 m. comp. — back, 1. Corns, ber Olu(JtsoU 5 
 bie7Cu§fut)r = ^rttmie^ 2.fam. ft. discount;' 
 
 3. Gun. t)er Sftu(f|lop(einer^ttnonc)5 4./a7n. 
 ber 3ta(btbeiI,'JCb bru(b 5 —back bolt, Locfc-m. 
 bie f(I>tic^enbc ^allc;- beam, bic (^rcu5*) 
 SBinbe, ber ^aSpel? — beam of a well, ber 
 a5runnenf(bn)engcl5 —bench, Mech. bie3ie^» 
 banf 5 — boy, 1. Tfeai;.bcr3ie^burfd^c,©rc^- 
 junge? 2. Min. ber ^unblSufer? — boys, ge= 
 mufterte rooHenc unb baumnjollene Beuge, — 
 bridge , W ^ugbrurfe 5 — game , bttS uncnt= 
 [(biebenc Spiels - gear, bag 3uggcf(birr5 — 
 latch, 1. bie 3ie&f linf e 5 2. fig. ber (Sjba^lfleinj 
 — net, bQ§ 3ugne| 5 — plate, Mech. bttS 3teb= 
 eifen? — well , ber 3ie^brunnen. 
 
 Draw'able, acfj. giebbar. [tant 
 
 Drawee',*. Com. ber 35 esogenc,Sro|fat}^ccep5 
 
 Draw'^r* *• 1. ber 3te^enbe, IC cf. To Draw; 
 
 2. ber ^cUner, .ffuferj 3. ber 3ei(l^ner5 4. ein 
 
 3ugt^ier 5 5. ber ©(^ubfaficn, bQ& ^a6) (vid. 
 
 pi.) 3 6. Com. ber ^KuSfteUer etne§ SSecbfcTS, 
 
 (a5e=)3ie^er, Sraffent j 7. fig. ba§ meijenbej 
 gold-(wire-) — , ber ©olbbra^tjieber, — of a 
 bird-cage, ber Srog im SSogelbauer j — of a 
 lie, ber ©rfinber einer 8uge. 
 
 Draw'ers , s. pi. 1. (a pair of—) bieUntcrbein- 
 fleiber5 2. (chest or set of—) bic TCuSjuglabc, 
 gommobe, toctb — , bQ§ 3a^neifen. 
 
 Draw'jng , I. s. 1. bie 3eid[)nung 5 ber Stif 5 -< 
 in pen and ink, bic ^ebcrjcid^nung 5 — in wa- 
 ter-colours, bie getuf(btc3eid^nung,bQ§aBaf5 
 ferfarbengemalbe? 2. Mar. vid. Draught, 145 
 3. Corns. — of a bill (of exchange), l)icliCuds 
 fteHung cincS SBccbfeB 5 — and redrawing 
 (bills of exchange), tiU SBecbfelrcitcret j - 
 of samples, ba§ ^robenne^menj 4. Sports, 
 a) — amiss, teoS @pur»erlicren 5 6) — on the 
 slot, bag ©purDerfoIgenu.^ufiagenbcsSBil* 
 bcS burrb ^unbcj — on, W §olgerung , ber 
 @(j^lup5 II. comp. — board, boS Oleipbretj- 
 chalk, bie 3ei4enfreibe5 — frame, Mech. ba§ 
 <Strc(f* Ob. 8aminirn)er!5 — hound, Sport, 
 ber 8eit^unb5 — knife, Mech-s. baS S5ini^» 
 meffer (ber SSSttcber, ac.)? boS 3ugmeffer (ber 
 ^uffcbmiebe) 5 — master , ber 3ei(bcnmeifler 5 
 — mill, Mech. bic ©trfi(i>mofd[>incj — paper, 
 bag 3ei(^enpQpicr5 — pen, bie Steipfcbcrj — 
 plate, W-dr. btt& (©rQ^t*)3icieifcnj - 
 room, 1. bag S5erfammlung§jimmer» ber®c« 
 fcUfd^aftSfttQl^ 2. t)ie grof e ©cfeUfc^aft, S5or» 
 ftcHung (bef. bci ^ofe), 8e»er5 3. vid. With- 
 drawing-room; — point, bcf. Horl.ttv^tifU 
 augbrdnger, — shave, Mech. boS 3ugmeffer 
 (ber Pilfer) 5 -table, 1. bog fiflci^bret, 2. 
 ber aSrieftiftb. [be^nen^ 2. Dcrtdnbeln. 
 
 To Drawl, v. a. & n. (mit out) 1. f(blcppen, 
 
 Drawl, s. bag jDc^ncn (im ©prcd()cn). 
 
 Drawn, p.p. con To Draw & a. glcicb, unent* 
 f(^iebcn (0. einer ©cj^latbt, 2c.) , — gloves. 
 gelof(btc|>anbf(bu^e5— sails, Mar.ooUe ©cgel. 
 
 Dray, .v. 1. (or — cart), ein nicbriger ^orren 
 bcf.5um®utcrtrangport, (jwcirdbriger) StoU' 
 njagenj 2. bic ©(bleifc? — horse, ber barren* 
 gaulj — man, bcr farmer j — plough, ber 
 ©d^Iepppflugj a — of squirrels. Sport, ein 
 <Sa^ (sytcfit) (gid^^6rn^en. 
 
 Dray'age, s. (bcf. Com.) bie Srangportfoftcn, 
 bog ©d^Ieiflo^n, ber ©infdjlag. 
 
 Draz'el, s. bag niebrigc, fd^mujigc ^enftb- 
 
 Dread, I. ,s. 1. bcr ©^recfen, bie %uv6)t (—of, 
 tor) 3 2. bie e^rfurd^tj II. adj. l. fd^rerflitb 5 
 furcbtbar^ 2. cr^aben, ^cbr. [ffird>tcn. 
 
 To Dread, v. n. & a. erfircrfcn, (ficb) febt 
 
 Dread'er, s. ber gfircbfcnbc, ©d^eue. 
 
 Dread'ful , I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. fcbretfU*, 
 furd()tbar) 2. e^rrourbigj ^eilig, ^e^rj III. — 
 ness , s. bie ?rur(btbarf eit. 
 
Drea 
 
 270 
 
 Drif 
 
 Dread'less, I. adj. unerfc^rotfenj II. — ness, s. 
 
 W ^ur(^tIoftg!eit, Uncrf(3^rodfen^eit. 
 Dream, *. 1. DerSraum j 2.j?g. bieSlrdumcrei. 
 To Dream, v. ir. & reg, n. & a. trdumen 5 cer= 
 Drea'mer, *. i)er Srdumer. [traumen. 
 
 Drea'm§ry , s.fam, bic Srdumcrei. 
 Drea'min^ss, s. t)ttd trdumertfd^e SSefen. 
 Drea'mjng, I, p. a. ; II. — ly, adv. trdumerifd^. 
 Dream'i^ss, adj. troumlo§. 
 Dreamt, pret. & p. p. D. To Dream. 
 Drea'my , adj. trdumcrifd^. 
 Drear, adj trourig, niet>crgef(i|)Ia9en5 obe. 
 Drea'rily, adv. ©on Dreary, qv. 
 Drea'rjDess, s. bic bfiflere (5infQm!eit,2)bc.[6be. 
 Drea'ry, adj. 1. furd^tbor, fiJ^recfUc^ i 2.trourig, 
 Dredge, 1. s. Mar. & i^i*/i. ba§ Soggcrne^ , 
 
 bQ& (Sd()rcppnc§ 5 2. ^grr. ba& SJJifd^forn 5 — 
 
 man (or Dred'g^r) , bec ^ufternfifc^er. 
 To Dredge, v. a. 1. iVfar-5. a) breggen, 6) au§s 
 
 boggernj 2. Fu/i. mit bem ®(i)Ieppne§e fan= 
 
 gen? 3. Cook, mit -2Ke^l beflrcucn. 
 Dred'ging , comp. — box , Dredger, CooK bic 
 
 Streubud^fe^ — machine, (— bag) , Afar, bie 
 
 aSaggcrmaff^inc. 
 Dreg'giness , s. ba§ 4)eflgc. [figt, birf, triibe. 
 Dreg'gish, Dreg'gy, ad;. 1. ^eftgj 2. (— y) ^e= 
 Dregs, s. pi. 1. bie |)efen, bcr (58oben=)(Sa| 5 
 
 2. ber (S(bmu5; Unrat^, baS ©pulicbtj 3. ber 
 ftbcrrefl 5 4.^&' bie ^efc 5 — of wine, "iik Sre* 
 flcr, Sauer. 
 
 To Drench, v. a. 1. fc^wemmen, babenj bur^s 
 ndfen, (QU§)njdffern5 2. (S5ie&) trdnfen, 3. 
 TCrjnci einsroingen (bcf. bemS5ie^)5 4. mit 
 ®etrdn?en uberfullen. 
 
 Drench, j. 1. cont. ber @(blucf , 3ug5 2. ber 
 Sranf^bie^Crsnci (f. b.SSieb), 3. bic (eingc= 
 sn>ungene)flQrfe portion ^rjnei 5 4. bieSBdf= 
 
 . fcrung, S-bieC^Bie^O^^J^^nfe, ©d^wemme, 6. 
 ber (S[Bo|rers)®raben. [Drench. 
 
 Dren'ch^r, *. ber ©(^iDcmmenbe, :c. cf. To 
 
 Dre^'den, s. Geog. QiiiBtaU) ©reSben,— 
 china (— ware) , baS meif ner ^porjellan 5 — 
 lace, er5gebirgifd()c (fdc^fifdiic) ©pi^en. 
 
 To Dress, v. a. (& w.) 1. in S^rbnung bringen, 
 jured^t mtt(^en5 2. (fxd^)Qnjiel^en, anflciben, 
 
 3. (fi^)) forgfdltig fleiben? pu^en? ouSjieren, 
 
 4. Surg, ©erbinben, 5. (3euge, 2c.) appre= 
 tiren, juritbten, jurecbt macben, 6. (Sbiere) 
 abridbten, (ein ^ferb) jureitenj 7. Mil. ri^= 
 ten? — your ranks! rid^t't eucb ! 8. (Speifen) 
 onridjten, (cine5[fjQbIseit,2C.) jurid^ten, sube= 
 rcitcn? to — clothes, ^leiberausbeprn 5 to 
 — a lady's head, eineSame frifiren, to— the 
 fur. Hat. ben^aaren bas ©ebeimmpgeben? 
 to— flax, ^ladf)§ ^ed^eln? to — hemp, |)anf 
 brccben J to — leather, 2eber jurid^ten, gerbenj 
 
 to— the ground, ben SBoben bearbcitcn, bc= 
 flctten, bungen, to — the vine, ben SBeinftocf 
 befd^neiben? to — the chases, Typ. ba& ^or= 
 mot fiber bie^ormlegen (uberfd^Iogen) 5 to — 
 up, oufpu^en 5 Com. (SBaaren) bcrau§pu|en. 
 
 Dress, I. *. 1. "bii ,SIeibung, ber Insug 5 2. ber 
 ^u§, (Stattt5 3. bie ^u^funft} full - , ber 
 ganje (iDoUftdnbige) ^njug 3 in full — , in ® ala, 
 in ooUem ©taatej II. comp.- bag, bcr |)aar5 
 bcutel, — ball, ber ^efiball, bal pare; — 
 circle, ber feine ^irfel, — coat , ba& BtaaU- 
 fieib) ber Seibrocf, ^radf (frac Anglais) ^ — 
 crape, ber ^reponj — hat, ein SSaUbutj — 
 maker, ber ^rauenf(bnciber5 bie ^fflcibcrmas 
 d^erinn, — shoes, ^u^s ob. a5aUfd)ulje 5 — 
 sword, ber ©taatSbegcn. 
 
 Dres'ser, s. 1. ber 3(nHciber , 2c. cf. To Dress; 
 2. (or —board) ber7fnrid)ttifd^5 Srcbcnjtifd^j 
 bttS ©efim&j ber J'obeljautiftb) — of meat, 
 ber S(o6) , bic ^od^inn 5 — of vine , bcr SBin* 
 jcrj — of wool , ber SBoUbcrciter. 
 
 Dres'sing, I. s. 1. ba§ ^uricbtcn , 2C. uW. To 
 Dress; 2. ber ^u§5 3. fig. bcr dupercS^cin, 
 ©lanj) 4. Mech. bie 3urid^tung, ^Cpprctur j 
 5. Surg, bcr S5erbanb, Umfcblag, 6. ^grr.bct 
 (auf bem ^rfer auSgeftreucte; ©linger jT.d-s, 
 pL Arch. Sausicrat^cnj — of letters, L-f. 
 ba§ Scflopen J II. camp. — bench , L-f. tia^ 
 aSefiof gcug 5 — box (— case) , baS Soilcttcn^ 
 fdftd^enj — case, Surg. baS SScrbinbescugj— 
 chest of drawers, bie Soilcftcncommobcj — 
 cloth,l.ba§^u0fd)tud^52. TailM^ einf(bla* 
 getud^) — glass, berS^oilcttenfpicgcI,— gown, 
 ber<silttfrocf5 — hides, fd^njarjc |)dutc ju 
 ^ferbegcfd^irr u. ^utfd^ubcrjugcnj —plate, 
 'aa^ filberne S^afclgefd^irr 3 — room , ba$ ^fn= 
 ficibesimmer, ^uijimmcr, — table , bic ZoU 
 Icttc , bcr ^u§tif(b. [bem ^pu^ crgcbcn. 
 
 Dres'sy, adj. TTJorf. 1. prunf^aft gcHcibctj 2. 
 
 Drest, p.p. contr. fur: Dressed, j?on To Dress. 
 
 To Dretch, v. n. fd^Idfrig cinbcrgc^cn, trdumen. 
 Drew, pret. oon To Draw. [bcfd^ncibcn. 
 
 To Drib, V. a. obfupfcn, (oom) abfd^ncibcn, 
 ToDrib'ble, v.l.n. 1. tropfcln? gcifcrn (roie 
 ^inber), 2. fig. langfam fortfcbrcitcnj II. a. :a 
 1. (au§)tr6pfeln , tropfenrocifc ocrfcbiittenj I 
 Drib'ble, &c. vid. Drivel, Ac. [2. bcgcifcm. -" 
 Drib'blet, s. 1. ba§ f Icinc Sru(bfiuct , bic ,^tci* 
 nigf cit 5 2. bic Heine ® elbfummc {pi. col. 2dp= 
 pcrf^ulben), berSSrufbt^cil. "= 
 
 Dried, p. p. 0. To Dry. [trocfncnbc 5)JittcI. 
 Dri'^r ,.¥.]. 'aah SrodEncnbc, 2. Med. bad ou§= 
 Drift, s. 1. ba§ Bufttmmcngetricbcnc, bic SBoIfcj 
 baS ©eflobcr, ber (etaubOSBirbel, i^k SBinb^ 
 roe^e, ber ©turm, Sflegengujj; "^(xh |)agcln)ct» 
 terj 2. ber %xkhi bic Ibficbt, SIricbfcbcr, 
 
Drif 
 
 271 
 
 Droi 
 
 Uh 3iel i 3. Mar, bie liUvift (cine§ ©(!)iffc8) 
 4. Min. l){c@trecfe(ber®ong)ima5ergbauc^ 
 
 — of a current, bie Slid^titng u. W (Sd^neaig 
 Feit einer ©tromungj — of the forest, bie 
 Tfufftd^t ubcr ben SSie^trieb unb ben SBilb= 
 fianb) to go a — , treiben, vid. Adrift; d-s of 
 sand, ber Sriebfanb, ^lugfanb, d-s of (drifting 
 or drift-) ice, ba§ Xvdhtihi — makers, Min, 
 ©toUner, Mars. — rail, bic Sopfente^ — 
 sail, ber 3'rcibttnfer, bag ©topffcgclj — way, 
 bcr SBeg fiir ben SSic^trieb, ber Sreibrocg , — 
 wind, bcr Sreibroinb? — wood,btt§Srcib^oIj. 
 
 To Drift, V, l,n,l. fic^ in 9Kaffen bilben , fi(fy 
 Quf^Qufen) 2. Mar. triftig fein, treibenj II. 
 a. treiben , fortfii^ren. 
 
 To DrifU, V. a. & n. 1. Mecli, briUen, bo^renj 
 2. uM^g-. treiben, antreiben j 3. vulg. ouf^al* 
 ten, ^in^olten 5 4. (to — through, burti^) laus 
 fen Ob. fliepen lafenj 5. (n.) langfam flie^cn, 
 6. Mils, einexerciren, briUcn5(wO (Solbaten 
 aufflettcn, muftcrn? T. Agr. in9liUen(gurs 
 (^en) fdcn, briUen 5 8. Mech. fomen. 
 
 Drill, I. J. 1. Mech. bcr®riIIbo^rer,bic0lenns 
 fpinbelj 2. ^grr. bic StiIIe5 3. M7. boS (5jcr 
 ciren j n. comp. bef. Afec/j. — bore, bcr S)ria= 
 bo^rer 5 — bow , ber iDriabogen , jDre^bogcn, 
 
 — box, 1. bie ®riaf(^eibc5 2. {or — plough), 
 ^gr. bcrSriEpflug, Sficpflug, bic SdcmQ 
 fd^inci — boxand bow, Mech. bcr ©eigen* 
 bo^rer unb aSogcn^ — harrow , Agr. bic©ol)r* 
 CQQf^ —plate, Afec/i.bic0dbeibe einer Sftenn* 
 fpinbelj — sergeant, Mil, bcr ©riUmeifter. 
 
 Drilling , s. ber ©riai(^ , SttdtjroinicJ^. 
 
 Drj'Iy, &c. vid. Dryly, &c. 
 
 To Drifnk, u. ir. n. & a. 1 . trinf cn 5 (t). Sljicrcn) 
 fQufcnj 2. ft(]() trinfen (loffen) 5 3. (a. or to — 
 to . . .) , jutrinfen, trinfen auf . • . 5 4. jedfjen, 
 fQufenj 5. [\6) betrinfen? 6. (— in) lit. &fig. 
 cinf^Iurfen 5 cinjie^en 5 i5erf(!^lingen. 
 
 Drink, s. 1. bcr 3)runf , 2. bcr Xxanf, boS ©c* 
 trdnf 5 — offering , ba& Srontopfcr. [trdnFc. 
 
 Drin'kable, I. adj. trinfbar, II. d-s, s. pi, ®e= 
 
 Drin'ker, s. bcr Srinfcr, @dufcr. 
 
 Driin'king , comp, — bout , 1. (— match) baS 
 3c(3^gelQg3 2. (or — spell), bic ^criobc bcr 
 Srunfcn^eit, — companion, ber 3ecbbrubcr5 
 
 — cup, ba§3:rin!gef{l^irr,bcrS5cd^cr5— glass, 
 baS SrinfglQS, — gossip , vulg, bie ©auf* 
 [(j^njcftcr, — horn , bQ& Srinf^orn? — house, 
 bic (a5ier5)©d^en!c, vulg. ,Kneipe5 — muscle, 
 Anat. ber innere, gerabclugenmuSfelj— pot, 
 bQ§ Srinfgefdf, lit SSierfonne, berSBierfrugj 
 
 — song, bQSSrinfUeb. 
 
 To Drip, V. n, & a, 1. (^erab) tropfen, triefen, 
 trdufelnj 2. Cook. (a5ratcnmit^ett) begic= 
 fen, dripping pan, bie JBratcnpfannc. 
 
 Drip, ^\ 1. bag Sropfclnj Sropfclnbc, bie 
 Sraufc 5 2. Arch, bO§ Sraufbtt(b, vid. Eaves; 
 
 — stone, bcr ^iltrirftcin. [Stripper. 
 Drip'p^r, s. Med, 1. ba& bunne (liter 5 2. ber 
 Drip'ping, s. 1. (gen), d-s, pi.) bQ§ oom SSratcn 
 
 abtropfenbe _^ctt5 2. bcr :jfbfall fibcr^aupt. 
 To Drive, v. ir. a. & n, 1. gew. trcibcnj 2. fid^ 
 treiben loffen , 3. anfturmcn j 4. 5port. jagcn 
 ^c§en, »)crfolgcn ; b.ellipt. fa^ren, fu^rcn (i. e. 
 the horses or carriage); 6. ^incintrcibcn, 
 cintreibcn,* T. erpreffcn (@elber) ,♦ 8. f cilcn, 
 rammen, (3^dgcl) cinfcblagcnj 9. cilcn, lau* 
 fen, rcnncn, 10. ftbuttcln, fd^wingcnj 11. 
 Mars, a)(i>ou bcr rcd^tcn^Q^rt) Qbtreibcnj 
 6) cor ^n!er treiben j the anchor d-s, ber^fn» 
 !cr f(^Ieppt5 to — feathers, ^cbcrn reifenf 
 to — the country, bo§ 8anb perJ^cercn? to — 
 at, 1. loSge^cn auf . . .5 2, fig. nacb (^txaa^ 
 jfecbcnj jielen, Qnfpiclen (auO 5 to —in, 2yp. 
 
 1. eittfcilcn, PcrFeilen, 2. (im @a§c) einbrin* 
 0enj to — on, l.sufa^)rcn5 2.^g.(cine@a(be) 
 cifrig ocrfolgcn , betreiben, 3. 77/p. ontrei* 
 ben 3 to — out, Typ. (im @a|e) au§bringen? 
 to — up, Typ. bic ,^eilc antreiben, ocrfcilcn? 
 to — up, uorfQ^ren (— to, \iti), 
 
 Drive,s.l.bie@pQSicrfa]^rt,fleineSour5— bolt, 
 
 vid. Driving-bolt; 2. ber luSfaU, 'Jfngriff. 
 
 To Driv'el, v, n. 1, geifern (n>ie cin Jlinb), 
 
 2. t^orid^t ^anbeln, fafetn (jurocilcn a.). 
 Driv'el, s. ber ®eifcr,@pci(l^el 5 f.b. f.gB.[3?arr 
 Driv'el?r, *. 1. bcr ©eiferer, 2. bcr^afeler 
 Driv'en, part. t>. To Drive. 
 
 Dri'ver, s. 1, gen. bcr Srcibcrj SBic^trcibcr, 
 2. ber gu^rmann, .^utfd^er^ 3. R-w. bcr5Ka= 
 f^inenfii^rer5 4.Mec/t-*.a)bcrSrcibcr,®(i^Id« 
 gel, Sriebcl (eine§a56tt(berS)5 6)bog3:rcibrab, 
 Sricbrab) c)md. Pile-driver; d) ber ©riff* 
 tricbel (bcr 25d^n)crtfegcr)5 e) F-w. bergfiU* 
 ftodf) 5. Mil, bcr ^oljcrne ob. ^firnernc ®c= 
 wc^rftcinj 6. Mar. btt§ Sreib(er)fcgel, bcr 
 Sreibcr. [@j;ccntricum& bci Socomotit>cn. 
 Dri'v^r^, pi, Mech. J)ilbcl5umS5ern)cd)felnbe& 
 Dri'ving, comp. — anchor. Mar. berSlrcibttn* 
 ferj — bolt, 1. Mar. boS Srcibcifcnj 2. bcr 
 <Spannnagel, ^ugbolscn 5 — box , ber ,Rutfd^* 
 bodC) —carriage, R-w. mod. ber Srcibcrj 
 
 — cushion , bO§ itutfd^erf ifcn 5 — reins , bic 
 2eitriemen5 ~ wheels, Mec/i.bicS^reibrdbcr^ 
 
 — whip, bic ^ui^rmannSs (obcr ,ffutfd^cr») 
 pcitfd^e. [fprii^cn,tr6pfcln. 
 
 ToDriz'zle, v. a, &. n. fcinrcgncn, nicfcln, 
 Driz'zle,'*. bcr ©taubregcn, ©prii^rcgen. 
 Driz'zly, adj. fein rcgncnb , ndffcnb , nebelig. 
 Droghe'da, *. bie grobe Seinroanb (au& Dro- 
 gheda in Si^I^inb). [Ote^te, ®ere(btfttme. 
 Droit , s. 1. bie ®ebii^r, ^bgabe 5 2. d-s , pi. 
 
Drol 
 
 272 
 
 Drum 
 
 IXroll , I. adj. broUig , poffirIi(^ 5 II. s. 1. (or 
 DroI'Ier) ber^ojfenreifer, @papiDogel5 2. bcr 
 ru(^lofc OJlenfd^ 5 3. bie^offe, Dtt§ ^olfenfpiel. 
 
 To Droll, «. I. n. ^offcn rcifcn, fd^erjen 5 H- 
 a. tfiuf(l^en,betrugen) fd^meid^eln. 
 
 Drol'lery , *. l)ic ^offe, ber @(^n)anf. 
 
 Drom'edary, *. Zool. ba§ ®romet)ar. 
 
 Drone, s. 1. £nt. (— bee)bie®ro^nC; (mdnn= 
 lid^c) asienej 2. ber ^aulenscr, 3. baS ajrum^ 
 men, 4. ba& SSrummeifcn 5 5. (— pipe)bie 
 aSttf pfcife am ©ubelfatf. 
 
 To Drone, v. n. 1. mii^ig ge^cn, faulenjcn? 
 
 2. DrS^nen, brummen, fummen. 
 Dro'nish, I. adj. mufig, trdge, trdumerifd)) 
 
 II. — ness, s. Ui ^aulenjerei. 
 
 To Dr66p, v. 71. 1. njelf cn , fcl^mtt(^tctt j jig.btts 
 ^inffbwinben 5 2. t?or (S^madj^ett niebcrftn* 
 fen, ft^ beugcn,- 3. benOJlutilinfcnlttfTcnj 
 4. ji(^ grdmen, (ab)^ttrmen5 to — at stem and 
 stern, Mar. einen ^a^cnriidfcn oufjled^cn, 
 d-ing willow, J5ot Uc Srauerweibe. 
 
 Drop, I. *. 1. ber Sropfcn (pi. aud^ Med. & 
 ^rc7i.); 2. bie S)l)rglocfe, Saumelj^crlc? 
 
 3. Con/. pZ. ^ld§(^en, ,^ud^el4)en5 4. Mar. 
 .ving. bie Siefe ber gro^en oD. uutercn ©egcl? 
 Ji. ba& ^aUbret cm engl. ©algcn j — after — , 
 Ob. by d-s , tropfenweife 5 II. comp. — ear- 
 rings, S^rringe mit ©e^dngc? — lakes (— 
 colours), (S0{olers)8odf e in ,^6mcrn 5— scene, 
 bie ©(^lupfcene, — serene, Med. bic 7Cugcn= 
 cerbunMung, bcr fd^warje ©taar, — stone, 
 ber Sropfflein. 
 
 To Drop, V. I. a. 1. tropfen, tropfeln, betrop= 
 fen, 2. fallen lajfen, auswerfen? nieberlafen, 
 fenfen, 3. entfa^ren (to — in, einfliepcn) laf= 
 fen(cinaBort)5 4. fal)ren laffen, oufgeben, 
 abbrec^en, 5. unterlaffenjG. (untemeg&) ah' 
 fe^en, II. n. l.tropfen, triefen,le(fen5 2.(^er= 
 untcr)faUen, (nicber)rtnfen5 3. nicbriger ge* 
 I>cn (im ^reife) 5 4. (unerwartet j^erein* ob 
 an*) fommcn (jura, mit in, einfpred^en, \i6} 
 ein^eUcn) 5 »• auf^Sren, oerge^en 5 to— racant, 
 (»on iTmtern) erlebigtnjerbenj to— astern, 
 Mar.^inten auSfacEcn, jurucfblcibcn? to —in, 
 1. einlaufen (oonluftrdgen) 3 2.]^ereinflurjen) 
 to — off, l.fig. fein ^mt oerlicren, 2. lang= 
 fom (nac^ einanbcr) fortgc^enj ^.fiS' fterbenj 
 to —out, fl(^ wegfileid^en, entmifc^en. 
 
 Dr»p'l?t, s. dim. bas Sr6pf(]^en. 
 
 DrSp'ping-board , s. 1. C/ia»ri. ber TCbtropf* 
 trog 5 2. P-m. bie Tfbtropfpfanne. 
 
 Drop'sical, adj. Med. njafferfiid^tig. 
 
 Drop'sy, s. Med. W SBaferfu^t. 
 
 Dr6pt, pret. & p. p. contr. fl. Dropped. 
 
 Dr»8h'ky,5.Die ®ro§fe (unr.£)ro[(^fe,3;rofd^fc). 
 
 DrOss, 5. 1. bie (9)tetalI=)(Sc^lacfe5 2.ber(9Jle= 
 
 taa09loft5 3. T. u^ ©efrdle, libcr^. bcr 
 
 2Cu§n)urf, Unrat^, ©(^aumj — of iron, bcr 
 
 ^ommerfd(>Iog. 
 Dros'sjness, s. 1. bic [(^lacfigc 35cf(^ajfcnl)cit 5 
 
 9loftigfeit5 2.>tg-.bic Unrcinig!eit, bcrUnflat^. 
 Dros'sy, adj. 1. [(^latfig, ^-fig- fimujig, un= 
 Drot'ski,vtdDroshky.[rein;n)ertl^log,f(|led^t. 
 Drought,:^Dr6u^/^,s.l.(orDr6iigh'tiness)bie 
 
 ©itrre, Sro(fcnl)cit5 2. bcr Surfi. [burfiig. 
 Drough'ty , adj. 1. biirrc, trocfcn? fd^miil, 2. 
 Drove, I.*. l.bic^erbc,bcr^aufcn, bcrSricbj 
 
 2. bic Srift, ber SSJeg fiir ba§ 3u(^tiHct) j 11. 
 pret. t>. To Drive. 
 
 Dro'ver, *. ber SSie^trcibcr , SSiclj^dnbler. 
 
 To Dro^n , v. I. a, 1. crtrdnfen, erfdufcn 5 2. 
 
 liberfdjwcmraeni 3. lit. & ^g. ocrfenf en 5 4. 
 
 ^g. cerbunfcln, untcrbriicfcn, bdmpfcn {Ui 
 
 6timme, :c.)5 5. iibcrtdubenj 6. trunfen ma* 
 
 (j^enj 11. n. ertrinfen. [II. a. cinfc^ldfcm. 
 
 To Dr6>lse, v. I. «. fd^lummcrniff^Idfrigfeinj 
 
 Dro^'sjly, adv. ton Drowsy, qv. [Srdg^cit. 
 
 Dros'sjness, s. 1. bie ©ildfrigfcit, 2. bic 
 
 Drop'sy, adj. 1. [(bidfrig, 2. cinfcbldfcmb } 
 
 3. trdgcj 4. bumm? fjbwcrfdUigj — disease, 
 bie ©d)Iaffud)t5 — headed , trdgc, [(bldfrig. 
 
 To Driib, v. a. viilg. fd^Iagcn, priigcln. 
 Drub, s. vulg. bcr ©(blag, <Btvd6). 
 Driib'bing, ^.vwig.bic (Srad^t)^riigcl,iS(bldgc. 
 ToDriidge, v. I. n. 1. gcringc Ob. bottc ^r* 
 
 beiten ocrri(btcn5 2. jic() plarfenj 3. vid. To 
 
 Dredge; II. a. to — away(tlietime, bic3cit) 
 
 mit [(bwcren ^ifrbcitcn cerbringcn. 
 Driidge, Driid'ger, *.(gincr, bcr (©inc, bic) nic* 
 
 brige ob. barte^rbeiten pcrri(btct, bcr ^ncd)t, 
 
 @clapc, bic 50tagb, vidg. \>a^ 5}?artcrbo(5. 
 Driid'gery, *.bicmii^famc,fnc(btif(bc, fd)musigc 
 
 ■JCrbcit, ^lacferci, /am. SSuffclci. 
 Drug,*. 1. bie @pecic§,7Cr3ncin)a(irc52.(gcnj. 
 
 d-s, pi.) S)roguerien)aarcn, 9Jlatcrialn)aas 
 
 ren, 3. fcblcibte (unocrfduflicbc) SSaarcnj — 
 
 shop, ba& ^rdutcrgcnjolbc. 
 To Driig, v. I. a. (mit @pescrcicn,./?g. mit 
 
 ctroas SBibrigem) ocrfc^cn, jjcrmifcbcnj n. ». 
 
 Xrjneien gcben. 
 Driig'gery , s. (gcw. comp.) — business , baS 
 
 ®rogueriegef(bdft} — shop , ba§ Jtrdutcrge* 
 
 roSlbCj — ware, vid. Drug, 2. 
 Driig'get, s. Com. bcr ®roguct (cin 3cug). 
 Drug'gjst (vulg. Drug'ster) , s. bcr ©roguifi, 
 
 (Speserci(n)ttttren)bdnbler, ^atcrialift. 
 Dru'jd, s. bcr ©ruibc. 
 Druid'ic, — cal , adj. bruibifcb , ®ruibcn=. 
 Dru'jdifra , s. bo§ ®ruibcntt)um. 
 Driim, I. *. 1. Mil. bic Srommclj 2. col. bcr 
 
 S-fcbldger, 3. Mech-s. a) bie Srommel, baS 
 
 S-rab, SBalscnrobj b) R-w. bic Z. (ciner 
 
Drum 
 
 273 
 
 Duck 
 
 fcflfte^enbcn ©ampfmafc^ine), bic ©cilfc^eibej 
 c) Mia. Dcr 2auf 5 ^Ku^lbottig } 4. bcr %d' 
 gcnforb, bie S.? 5. .4rc/i. bcr ©tcin cinc§ 
 edalcnfd^aftes , ciner Sreppcnfpintcl j 6. 
 .4naf. btt§ SQinponum (im S^rc) , bic 3:. 5 
 II. comp. — basil, Mus. t>er S-bof 5 — case, 
 bcr S-farg 5 — head, ba8 obcrc^cH bcr 3:. 5— 
 head trial M//. {Engl.) bag 3;-gerid)t} — 
 major, Der SftegimentStantbour^ — sticks , tic 
 S-nSppcl, S-flScfc. 
 
 To Drura,u. I. n. I. trommelni 2. f4»lagen, 
 flopfcn (mic bcr ^ulo) 5 3. brfi^ncn i fummcnj 
 II. a. Mil. to — out, ttu^trommcln. 
 
 Drum'm^r, s. ber Srommelfd^lfiger , Sambcur. 
 
 Driink, I. p. p. pon To Drink; II. adj. 1. bo* 
 trunfen, trunfen } 2.fis. (mit^eud^tigfeit) gc* 
 
 Drrin'kard,;y.bcr!£runfcnboIb.[tr(inPt,gef(!lttigt. 
 
 Drun'ken, I. adj. 3. n>ie Drank, (/v.; 2. bem 
 Srunfe ergcben j 3. tn bcr Srunfcn^cit gcfc&e= 
 ^enbj 11. — ness, s. 1. (au(^j5g.) bic Srun= 
 fcn^cit; bcr 9lauf(^i 2. bic SoUcrci. 
 
 Drfipe, J. Bot. btc ©tcinfru(bt. 
 
 Drfipa'ceons, arfj. Bot. 1. ©tciufnid^tc tra= 
 genb5 2. flcinfrutbtartig. 
 
 Dru's^, Druse, *. M/n. bic (Grj«:)©nifc. 
 
 DnVsy, crrfj. Min. brufig. 
 
 Dru'z?^,Dru'zT, s.pl. Geog. btC ©rufcn (SSoIf). 
 
 Dru'zT, arfj. brufif(^ 5 — prince , bcr Gmir. 
 
 Dry, I. adj. 1 . lit. &fig. trodfcn : biirrc j 2. bur* 
 flig 5 3. (— eyed) t^rdncnlo& j4. gefdjmaeflo^, 
 fabe , ttrm , f arg 5 5. farfaflift^ , bsrb, ^erbe j 
 6. t^cUnabmloS, fait 5 T. bcrb (t?. ©djldoicn)} 
 U. comp. — burn , baS ©rennen am gcucr, 
 2C. iopp. Humid -burn); — clysters, Surg. 
 etu^Ijdpfcben 5 — dock, vid. Dock ; — flower, 
 Bot. bie <Strot)bIume , ^apicrblumc j — foot. 
 Sport. \i\t fQltc ^(Jbrte (</. To Draw, 16.)i 
 Com-*, (bcf. Am.) — goods, 7(ugf(bnittn)Qtts 
 rcn; Sttenwaarcnj —good merchant, bcr 
 :ifusf(bmtt^dnblcr5 — good shop, bcr liu^' 
 [(bnittlabcn? — harbour, bcr 3cft^afcn} — 
 house, (bcf. Mill.) baS JDorrs ob. !5rocfcngc= 
 bSube 5 — meat, trotf enc& gutter (^eu, inbian. 
 .Jlorn, ^ttfcr) 5 — needle (— point) , bic Sia= 
 birnQbelj — nurse, i.iicTfmmc, bici^re9J?il(^ 
 cerlorcn \)ati 2. bic ^inbcrmu^mc, bic cin 
 ^inb , o^nc i^m bie SSruft ju gcbcn, ouftic^t, 
 3. bic (vffranfcnoSBcirterinn j To — nurse, 
 V. a. cin .Kinb ot)ne Sruft ttufjic^citj — rent, 
 trocfene 3in[en, ^rucbtjinSj — rot, 1. Bot 
 bcr S^^rdnenftbiDammi trocfne 5JJobcr ? 2. bit 
 trorfenc ^dulnif (im ® au^ols, in ben <Sc^iffen, 
 :c.) — rot of cheese , bic ^Jtilbigfcit bc§ M' 
 fc85 — rot in sheep, VcA. bic (2ungen-)S<5ule 
 ber ®d)Qfe 5 — Salter, 1. ber SSerMufcr pon 
 eingcpifclten Gf raaarcn $2. bcr^arbcwaaren* 
 I. 
 
 ^dnblcrj — salteries, pi. 1. cingcp5fclt« Gf- 
 waarcn 5 2. garbcroottren 5 To - shave , v. a. 
 vulg. ^intcrge^cnj-shod, trorfcncn oiupcSj 
 a — (stone) wall, cinctrodfcnc (i.e. obnckalf 
 oufgcfii^rtc) SJlaucr. 
 
 To Dry, 0. 1, a. 1. trorfncn, bSrrcnj 2. ausicc* 
 ren, oustrinfcn, crfd^6pfc»j to — up, 1. qu8» 
 trocfncnj 2. lit. &ytg:.ocrtrotfncn,auSb6rrcnj 
 II. n. 1. trocfcu wcrbcnj 2. (to — up), cin^ 
 trotfncn, Pcrtrocfncn. 
 
 Dry'ad , s. Myth, bic ©njQbC. 
 
 Dry'^r, s. vid. Drier. 
 
 Dry'jng- , comp. 3:rodPcn«j T-s. — closet, baS 
 X-jimmcr, bic S-fiubcj bcr X-fcbronfj — 
 loft, 1. gen. bcrS^-bobcnj 2. (or — place), 
 Print, bcr Xuf^fingcbobcnj — place, 1. (or-^ 
 yard) bcr X-pla$5 2. bttS 3:-^a«S,bcr3:-faaI, 
 S-bobcn, bicS^-fammcr; ro/;.ba§©4>n>i§^au§. 
 
 Dry'ite, s. Pet. ©rt)it, ocrflcincrtcS ©idi? :n^oIj. 
 
 Dry'ly, adv. Pon Dry, qv. 
 
 Dry'n^sR, s. 1. gen. bic Srocfcn^citJ 2. bie 
 ©lirrc '^fig-s. 3.bic3;^eiInQ^mlo^gft•it,^JtdltCJ 
 4. bic @cfd)mttcf lofigPeit, ©cbmucf lofigPcit, bas 
 gabej 5. bieSJerftbiagcnl^cit. 
 
 Du'al, I. adj. bic^a^ljwcibcjcidjncnbj —num- 
 ber, Gram, bcr 9?umerug SualiSj bic 3n>ci- 
 ja^li II. *. l.bcrSualiSj 2. M»Y.c{ncJtricg$' 
 WQffc ber 3?cu^clldnbcr. 
 
 DQ'^lfsm, s. bcr Duali^muS. 
 
 Dualis'tic, adj. buaUflifd|>. IKrcnnung. 
 
 Dual'jty. *. 1. bic©uaUti:f,3roci^cftj 2. bic 
 
 Du'^rghy, s» b{c 3»ci^crrfd> ift. 
 
 To Dub, V. I. a. 1. (sum mittcr) f^logcnj 2. 
 crncnncn, crciren j 3. bcncnncn j 4. Carp, (ab) 
 beif cin j 5. Fet.f appcn, f apaunen j ll.n.ldrmen. 
 
 Diib, I. *. 1. bcr giittcrfdjlag J 2. provinc. bif 
 ^fii^c, 2tt4>c5 - fly, Ent. bic aBafferflicgc. 
 
 Diib'bjng, *. Ang. bo& SScrfcrtigen Punfllid(>cr 
 ^licgen ju ^3bcr. 
 
 Du'bjous, I. adj.\\\. — ly, adv. 1. grocifcl^aflj 
 2. unil(i^cr} Corns. — debts, f(!^lcd()te, jroei^ 
 fcl^aftc <Sd(>ulben j — papers , fcblccbte ^a^ 
 picrcj III. — ness, s. bic 3rocifct^aftigPcit; 
 Ungcwif^eit, UnbcfHmmt^eit. 
 
 Du'cal, adv. ^crjcglid^} — coronet, Her. ber 
 4>crsog8^ut 5 - mantle , ZooL bcr ^crjcgs^ 
 mantel. [Com. effcctto-Cucatcn. 
 
 Diic'at, s. Num. bcrJ)UCatcn3 d-s in specie, 
 
 Diicat66n', s. Num. ber ©UCaton. 
 
 Duce , *. vid. Deuce. 
 
 Duch'^88, s. 1. bic^ersoginn 5 2. baft JRu^cbett. 
 
 Duch'y, s. baS |)erjegtbum. 
 
 Duck, I. *. 1. cint ^rt flar!e§ @cgcUu(^ j 2.bie 
 
 (SnUi 9. fig. bQ5 ^opfnirfcnj 4. (lame -) 
 
 Com. cant, ber ja^lungouufd^ige 7fcti«nfyc« 
 
 culant ober ©tccf^rcitcr^ 11. comp. — bUI- 
 
 18 
 
Duck 
 
 274 
 
 Dumm 
 
 wheat, BoU Ux cngl.SBeijf m-coj , fcer Si6f>iX, 
 tie 8o(ffpeife j To — coy, v. a. 1. (baS ^ct)er» 
 tie^) locfcn, Wrnenj 2.y<g. locrlorfcnj - gun 
 tie entenbu(i>fc5 - legged, ba^sbeinig, furj* 
 beinig? — meat (— weed) , Bot. Die Staffer* 
 ofeer SKccrlinfcn. 
 
 To Duck, w. T. n. 1. tau(^cn, untcrtau(^en j 2. 
 J%r. ft(^ tucCen, fid^ burfcn (ouS S)cmut^)i 3. 
 (wilbc) enten fongen j Il.a. 1. (unteOtaut^enj 
 2. fig. (ten Jlopf f(^uelO nietcrbiegen, nitfenj 
 to — a sailor , Mar. einen 3Katrofcn (unter 
 ber Sinic) taufcn , ^anfcln. [». SB 
 
 DackV* *• ter Sautijer (ou(^ Orn.), K. c/. t. 
 
 Duck'ljng, s. tie junge (5nte. 
 
 Dact, s. tie Slinne, 2eitung , ter ©ang. 
 
 DSc'tUe, I. adj. 1. te^nbar (bef. t». SKetallen)} 
 2. (aui^g.) bicgfam, geft^jmcitigj II.— ncss 
 Ductri'ity, s. l.tieSe^nbarfeit j 2.(avi6)Jig.) 
 tie Siegfomfeit, ©efcbmeitigfcit. 
 
 Duc'tion, s. tie Seitung, gu^rung. 
 
 Dud'man, s. ter ^opanj, tad ©efpenfl. 
 
 Dad'gepn, s. 1. ter ®oI(|>griffj 2. terfleine 
 Solfbj 3.^g:. ter ©roll, bofc SBiUe, Unroillej 
 to take in —, fibcl ne^men. 
 
 Due, I. adj. & adv. 1. fc^ultig, gebfl^rent j fdl» 
 lig, ja^lbar? 2. ge^Srig, (eincr Satbe) ange* 
 meffenj 3. genau, beflimmtj Com-s. a bill 
 (that is) -, ein abgelaufener, jQ^lborerSBcd)^ 
 fel, — (on) the 6rst (of) January, per erflcn 
 ^ianuarj to pay when (the money is) 
 punftlid^ mit ter 3a^lung ein^alten? to be 
 -, 1. ((Sinem)sufommenj 2. fe^len, quS« 
 gcblieben fein (»on Sricfen cter ^oflen)} 
 debts — and owing , KctlM unt f)affioa J to 
 fall or to become — , (\)on SBetbfeln, 2C.) fdl* 
 Ug ot. ja^lbar werten j in — course, (ju) fei« 
 ner Scit, when — , hn SSerfallj — bill, ter 
 ^antfd()ultf4>ein , tie ^romeffe^ — honour or 
 protection , bercitroiUigc ^nna^me , ®(bu^ 
 (einerSratte)} to take — note, nWgeSe* 
 merfung ne^menj n. arfy. genau,tirect5 — 
 west, Naut. gerate nac^ SBeflen, ^ocb weftlic^. 
 
 Due, s. 1. oa0(Sincm®cbu^rente,tQ§©einige} 
 2. tie ©(^ultigfeitj 3. tie(f(biiltige)'Jfbgabe, 
 ter Sributj 4. tQ§ Sfletbt. [Jlompf. 
 
 Da'?l, *. 1. to§ ©uea, ter 3n)cifampf j 2. ter 
 
 Fo DQ'?!, V. n. (& a. mit (Sinem) jld^ tuelliren. 
 
 Dfi'9l?r, Da'flifst, s. 1. ter ^roeiedmpfer, ©uel» 
 lantj 2. ter ©djldger, Stttufbolt. 
 
 Duen'na, s. tie 7f uffe^erinn , |)ofmeiflerinn. 
 
 Duet', Dagt'to, s. Mus, ta§ Duett. 
 
 Duffel (Duffle), s. Com. ter Sfiffel. 
 
 Diig, I. s. tie 3i$e > II. pret. & p. p. ©. To Dig. 
 
 Duke, s. ter |>er5og. [SogSrourte. 
 
 Duke'dpm, s. 1. tag 4>«rsogt^umj 2. ticker* 
 
 Diil'c^t, adj. (au^t^ig.) fflf, nngene^m. 
 
 Diilcjfica'tion, s. 1. tas SSerfupenj 2. Chem. 
 
 tie TCbfupung. [fiipen. 
 
 To Dul'cjfy, V. a. 1. »crfupen4 2. C/iem. Qb= 
 Diil'cim^r, *. Mus. ta$ ^Qcfbret. 
 To Diil'corate, v. a. ocrfiifen. 
 Dulcora'tion, s. tie SSerfuf ung. 
 Dul'coijr, s. tie @iipigfeit. [tentc 256bel. 
 
 Du'ledge, *. WJi-w. ter tie Sfltttfelgen i^erbin:* 
 Dull, adj. l.tumm, flumpffinnig, einfaltigj 
 
 2. untbdtigi langfam, ffbldfrig, hctanhti 3. 
 
 fcbwcrfdllig, plump, 4. unempfintlic^, ^art j 
 
 5. flumpf (P. aBerfseugen)^ 6. geifltoS, fdjaal, 
 v«/g. leteriij 7, glanjloS, lebloS (oonn(uge)5 
 f4)n)a(b (com ©efii^t, pom ^euer, 2C.)) matt 
 (worn 5KctalI, jc), tunfel, blint, trdbe (ocm 
 Sffietter)} 8. Mar, wintftittj 9. tumpf (»om 
 Sone)} getdmpft, 10. Com. flau, ftiUj ni^t 
 gefudljt (oon SBaaren), 11. grdmlid), mip» 
 laanigj 12. unerfreuli4> , unerquicf lid^ j - of 
 hearing, bart^origj — of seeing, — sighted, 
 f(|)n)a(bri(btig blotfidjtigj — brained,— pated, 
 — witted, f(bnjad)f6pjtg , einfdttig j — head, 
 ter Dummfopfj — season, — time. Com. tie 
 (tttte, na^rungslofe icol. ®urfen=)3eit. 
 
 Diill, .V. Man. ein ^fert mit roeif en ^Iccfen um 
 tie 7f ugen u. auf ter s^afe. 
 
 To Dull, V. I. a. tumm, l^umpf, trdge, matt, 
 tunfel, traurig, 2C. (yjrf. ta§ ar//.) mat^en 5 
 II. w. flumpf, :c. merten. 
 
 Dul'lard, I. s. ter ©tumpffinnige) ©ummfopfj 
 11. adj. flumpffinnig j cinfditig. 
 
 Diii'ler, *. ter (ta&) 2Cbfiumpfente, jc. 
 
 Dul'ly, adv. »on Dull, qv. 
 
 Dul'ness, Diill'n9ss,5.1.tieiDumml)eit, 6tumpf* 
 ftnnigfeit j 2. tie <S5d^lQfrigfcit, ©cbmerfdlligs 
 Fcit, Sangfamf eit 5 3. tie @d)rodci^e (tes ®e» 
 fl(bt&)5 4. tie ©lanslofigfeitj ^Mtti^iit (ter 
 mitalU,u-)j Dunfel^eiti 5. ter5JJipmut^5 
 
 6. tie ^latti)dt, "JCbgefcbmacft^eit,- 7. tie 
 ©tumpf^cit (fd^neitentcr SBerf jeuge) j 8. tie 
 ^lau^eit, ©ef^dftSfliUe (aid. Dull, 10.). 
 
 Duloc'rgicy, s. tie ^SbcUjerrfd^aft. 
 
 Du'ly, ado. OOnDue, qv. 
 
 Dumb, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. lit. &fig. Jhimm} 
 fprad)loS) unoernfinftig (oon3:^ierett)5 2. 
 fHlI, ft^weigfam, — bells (— weights), 2'. tie 
 ^Jlotion^geroi^ite, |)antern) — show, ta§ ®e» 
 bertenfpiel, tie mimif(]^e SSorftcUung? — 
 waiter , ter ,ffammertiencr ( "^Crt runter 
 
 To Diirab, u. a. ftumm, flill madjen. 
 Durab'ness [diim'— ] , s. 1. tic Stumm^eit j 2. 
 
 tie ©prad^Iofigfeit} 3. tie ©(^weigfamFcit. 
 To Diim'fdiind, v. a. vulg. oerftummen mad^en^ 
 
 perblitlfen. [mann (im SB^iflfpiel). 
 
 Dum'my, *. 1 . vidg. ter ©tumme } 2. ter ©tro^» 
 
Dump 
 
 275 
 
 Dutc 
 
 D&inp» or Damps, s. inel. 1. btc SiieDcrge* 
 f4)la9cn^eit5 bcrSSerbnip^ bieSScrlcgen^eitj 
 2. Die OeiftcSabwefen^eit, t>aS burapfc i>in 
 brutcnj to be iu a—, (gen>. in the d-s), oor 
 fi4> ^in flarren, melanctjolifc^ , Dcrlcgen fein. 
 
 Dura'pjsh, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. niebcrgcfd^Iai 
 gcu; ticffmnig, unmut^ig, oerlcgcnj III.- 
 ness , s. t)er Sicfiinn, Unmut^. 
 
 Diimp'ljug, s. {Cook.) bcr ,^Iof. 
 
 Duni'py, adj. ui</g. furs u. bicf , ijerfnorrt 
 
 Dan, I. adj*. 1. [(^Wdrjbraun, bunfclbraunj 
 vt.jig. bunfcl, tdbcj II. *. l. bcrCungeflume) 
 OKQ^ncrj 2. ber SKa^nbricfj 3. Ent. (- bee 
 
 — tly) bie SSremfe, 4. baS f(b»arsbraunc 
 ^ferb3 - bird, Uh SBcibc^jcnbeSSlot&^alfeS, 
 — fish,/c/i.(iV.£.) bcr (eingcfolienc) .Rabeliau. 
 
 To Dun, V. a. \, ungcflum ma^jncn, 2. Am. 
 (iV. £.) ,KabcIiau cinfaljen, urn bcmfelbcn eine 
 bttn!elbraune garbe su gebcn. 
 
 Dunce, s. bcr ®un§, ©d^opS, iDummfopf. 
 
 Dun'c?ry, s. bic ©umm^eit. 
 
 Dun'cjc^I, adj. bumm, ungefdjicft, plump. 
 
 Dun'd^r, *. bcr SBobcnfa^ bcs 3urfer& ob. ®t)» 
 rup& (in SBcftinbien jur iRumbcfliaation 
 
 Dune, s.vid. Down, 1. [tjerwenbct). 
 
 Dung, I. s. 1. ber ©ungcr, 5Kifli 2. ber ^ot^ 
 (bcr X^iere)j II. comp. — beetle, Ent-s. 1. 
 ber 5)?ifl!Qfer j 2.jDer SftopHferj-bird, Or«. 
 b. gemcine SSiebe^opf 4— cart, bcr SKiflfarrenj 
 —farmer, bcr S^ac^trdumer J— lly,£nf.bic9Wifl» 
 flicgc 5 — fork, bie SJliflgabel 5 — hill, I. s. bcr 
 5Kifl^Qufcnj II. adj. nicbrig, gcmcinj — hill- 
 cock, bcr ^auS^aI)n5 — hill-fowls, bas^au§» 
 gcflfigel j — hole ( — meer ) , bic 5J?iflgrubc 5 
 
 — hunter , Orn. bic 6(^maro$ermcoc 5 — 
 worms, p/. bie SKabcn ber Jtot^flicgen } — 
 yard , bcr 5Kifl^of. 
 
 To Diing, v. a. bungcn , miflcn. 
 
 Dun'garief, s. pi. Com. ^attune (auS ©urotCj 
 
 brown — , ungeblcid()te J white— , gcblcic^tc). 
 Dan'gepn, s. bcr ,Rcrfcr, ba§ (untcrirbiff(>e) 
 
 ©efdngnip, finflcrc io^. 
 To Dun'gepn, v. a. einf4>Ucpcn, cinfcrfcm. 
 Diin'gy , adj. 1. ^oU SWijlj 2. fig. gemcin. 
 Dun'kirk, s. Geog. (bic ©tabt) IDunfirc^cn. 
 Diin'ljn, s. Orn. bcrlapplfinbiff^c^tranbldufcr. 
 Diin'nage , *. Mar. bic (Sarnirung im SlQumc 
 
 cincS @c()iffc& (woraufbic ©utcr gcflauctrocr* 
 Dun'n?r, s. bcr (ungejliimc) SO^Ja^ncr. [ben). 
 Dun'njsh, adj. in'§ ©unHc fpiclcnb, brdunlii. 
 Dun'ny, adj. fam. ^art()6rig. [©uctt. 
 
 Diin'sjcal , oid. Duncical. Du'o , s. Mus. baS 
 Du9de9'imfid , adj. sroolffa^ (gcfpaltcn). 
 Da9de9'{mo, J. boS ©uobej(s§ormat). 
 DiiQdeg'uple, adj. jn)6lffa(t. 
 Dfiode'iivra, s, Anat. ber 3n>5lfi!ngcr^ann. 
 
 DQpe, s. bcr IBctrogcnc, 9?Qrr, Srcpf. 
 To Dupe, V. a. bctrugcn, fibcrliflcn, onfudrcn, 
 Du'per, .y. b. Ubcrliflcnbe. Du'ple, adj. bcppelt. 
 Da'pljcate, I. s. bQfi ©uplicat, bic Tfbfc^riftj 
 
 d-«ofabill. Com. tin SBcd>felbricf im 5)u» 
 
 pUcatJ U. adj'. gcboppcit J — protest. Com, 
 
 bcr ^rotefl in ©uplc. 
 To Du'plicate, v. a. 1. tcrboppclnj 2. (jufttm* 
 
 mcn)fttltcn 5 3. roiebcrbolcn. 
 Dupijca'tion , s. 1. bicScrboppclungj 2. boS 
 
 3ufammenlegen 5 3. bic galtc. [2. bic ^altc. 
 Du'pljcgtture [— tahur] , .v. 1. baS ©CbcppcltCJ 
 Dupli^'jty, s. 1. bQ§ ®eboppcltc5 bie 3racifal« 
 
 tigfeiti 2. fig. tik 3n)cibcutigfeit, ^alf4>;jcit. 
 Dur^bil'jty , s. bic iDaucr^aftigfcit. 
 DuV^ble, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. baner^ft, 
 
 bauernb} IU. -ness, s. bie 35aucr^aftigfcit 
 DQ'rance, s. 1. bcrSScr^aft, ©eroa^rfam, boS 
 
 Ocfdngnip j 2. vid. b. b. Endurance. 
 Dura'tion,j. 1. bie Dauerj^ortbaucr J 2. Mus, 
 To Dure, vid. b. b. To Endure, [bic (Scltung. 
 Du'r?.ss , s. 1. bie .^drtc, ©trcngci 2. bcr ®c« 
 
 roa^rfam 5 3. Law, bcr unrct^tmdf igc S5cr^;aft. 
 Du'rjng, prep, wd^rcnb. 
 Du'rjty, s, lit. &fig. bic :J)drte. 
 Durof , s. Com. bcr ,ftalmanf. 
 Dur'ra, s. BoU btc ®urra, gemciuc SKoor^irfe. 
 Durst, pret. pon To Dare. [^oI'S bcr .^cnfcr! 
 Duse, s. hid. k milg. bcr Scufclj — take it! 
 Du's^d, adj. viUg. tcuflifc^, pcrteufclt. 
 Diisk, I. adj. 1. bammcrig, buflcr,* 2.bunfcl 
 
 (p. bcr ^orbe), f(i|)mdrjli(^ j II.(or DSs'k jn^ss), 
 
 s. 1. bie ©dmrncrungj 2. bie ©unfel^cit. 
 Dus'kish, Dus'ky, I. adj. ; II. dus'kjly, adv, 
 
 1. bdmmcrig j 2. bunfcl, fct^rodrjli^j > 3. fig. bfi« 
 flcrjccrbuflcrt. 
 
 Dust, I. s. 1. lit. &fig. bcr etaubj 2. Bibl, 
 bieSrbcj 3. vnig. etwas S>crd(t>tUil;c§, bcr 
 CLuarf i 4. vulg. bie3Jtaulf(!{>eUe 5 —of a house, 
 Hd Sttf)Xi6)ti to (raise the or to) kick up a 
 — , vulg. Hvm macljcn) II. co/np. — basket, 
 bcr .Kc^rit^tforb j — box , bie ©anbbfic^fe, 
 (StreubUf^fC) — brush, vid. Duster; —man, 
 ber ^i^xi6)U u. 7ff(t>cnfdrrncr. 
 
 To Dust, v. a. 1. abjldubcn^augbfirflenj aus» 
 Hopfcnj 2. |lQubigmQ(bcn) 3. burdbfiebcn. 
 
 Diis't^r, s. 1. bcr SBifti^Ioppcn 5 2. ber ^ffc^rbc> 
 fen , SBorftroifd) 5 3. bQ§ <Bkh 5 4 bcr Stcinigerj 
 
 Diis'tjn^ss , s. bic ©taubigf cit. [©icber. 
 
 Dus'ty, adj. 1. flaubig 5 2. f!aubfarbig, [(bmujig. 
 
 Dutch, I. s. 1. the—, pi. bic^olldnbcrj 2.baJ 
 4>oadnbif(i&e5 II. adj. 1. ^oadnbif(^5 2. fam. 
 fd?led)t, plump, IC? m. comp. —agrimony, 
 Bot. ber SBaffcrboflcn 5 — blue, ba5 Sacfmusj 
 — box, Bot. bcr 3njcrgbu(^&j — boxes, laf* 
 firte, bif Acme 9lau(!>tabaBbofen 5 — clocks, 
 18* 
 
Dutc 
 
 276 
 
 Eagl 
 
 ^6lsenic U^rcn qu§ t)cm®(i^n)arsn)ali)e, :c.j — 
 creepers, pi. 3n)crQbdumcj — gold, bas un* 
 td)U 55lattgolb} — man , 1. Uv 4)olIdnt>er, 2. 
 cin ^oUdnbifdjeS ®(3&iff) — man's head, /am. 
 Ux ^a^enfopf, (Heine runl)c ^oU. ^dfe)5 — 
 oven , ber Sfen oon 3innble(^ 5 — pink , ba8 
 ©d^iittgelb 5— rushes, ber ©(^ad^tel^almj — 
 spectacles, nfimbcrger SSritten 5— tears,® laS* 
 tropfenj — tiles, £)fcnftt(&elnj —toys, nfirn* 
 bcrger ©picljeug 5 — wax, ba§ (fcinc) SJicgcU 
 
 Dtit'chess, J. utd. Duchess, [WadfjS. 
 
 Du'teous, adj. ge^orfam, folgfam (mit to). 
 
 Du'tjful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. pflidf^ttrcu, 
 gc^orfttm J untert^dnigj 2. eljrcrbietigj III.- 
 ness , s. 1. Die ^flid>ttrcue, ber ®e^orfam5 2 
 t>ic e^rcrbictung. 
 
 Du'ty, s. 1. bic^flicbt, ©d^ulbigMtj 2. bcr 
 ©c^orfam, bie Untert^dnigfeitj 3. bte G^rcr 
 bictung , 4.ber Sienfl ubcr^., bef. Mi7. & Mar. 
 ber Jtricg§bienfl5 SBacbb., bicSBatbejS.Com 
 /.au5 (l)Qutt9 p/.), bic^uflage,(3oUO^bgQbc, 
 (SBaarcns)Steucr} charges of duties, bic3oU= 
 unf often > — (duties) of entry, bcr (Singangs* 
 joU J — free, joUfrci 5 — off, uncerjoUt J —paid, 
 
 Dutim'r jrate , s. ba§ ©uumoirat. [oerjollt. 
 
 Dwale, s. 1. Her. bitbunflc ob. f(b»orjcgQrbC) 
 2. «o«. ber 3ta(btf(3&atten. 
 
 Dwarf, I. s. 1. ber 3n)crg j 2. bas (unecr^dlt* 
 nifradpig) fleinc ©ingj ll. comp. bef. Bot. 
 3n)erg=. [ed , pcrswcrgt. 
 
 To Dwarf, o.a. im S5$tt(i(>§t^umc ^itlbem 5 dwarf- 
 
 Dwar'fisb, I. adj. (or Dwar'fy); II. — ly, adv. 
 jrecrgig, winjigj III.— ness, s. bie ,$tlcin^eit. 
 
 To Dwell, V. ir. n. 1. ^erbleibenj 2. wo^ncn 
 iavLd)fig)i 3. /iff. blciben, (rid(>) Perweilen 
 (— on, upon, bei) J ^idi bcrufcn (auf)- 
 
 Dwel'i?r, *. ber aSewobner Sinnjobner. 
 
 Dwel'lj'ng, s. bcr ^ufcntbaltj bi< SBo^nung. 
 
 Dwelt, pret. & p. p. POn To Dwell, qv. 
 
 To Dwin'dle, v. I. n. 1. [(j^minben? 2. fd^raatb, 
 franf rocrbcnj to —away, bal)infd(>minbcn/ 
 pcrgc^cnj II. o. 1. pcrminbcrn, (—down to, 
 ju ...),♦ 2. (— away), trenncn, scrflrcucn. 
 
 Dy, vid. Di. To Dye, v. a. fdrbcit. 
 
 Dye, *. 1. bic ^arbe, Sinter 2. vid. Die 2. k 
 3.^, fig. bie ^rt, bcr ^Knftritb j — house, bic gdr» 
 bcrei 1 — stuffs, ^arbenjaaren 5 — woods, ^ar* 
 bc^oljerj — w. in yards, g. in ©tangen. 
 
 D>'c'jng-, comp. — drugs,— materials, ^Qrbc= 
 jioffc, ^arbcwaarcn? — vat, bic prbefufc. 
 
 Dy'?r, s. bcr gdrber?— inblack,bcr©(bn)ar5' 
 fdrbcrj comp. Bot-s. — 's broom, bcr ^dr« 
 bcginfler J — 's weed, 1. bcr SBau j 2. vid. - 
 •g broom; — 's woad, bcr SBaib. 
 
 Dy'jng, I. p. pr. pon To Die, qv. ; II. comp. 
 — bed, baS ©tcrbcbctt) —words, bic IcgtCtt 
 
 Dyke, *. vid. Dike. [SBortc eine§©tcrbcnbcn. 
 
 Dynam'et?r, *. Per. bcr ©Qnomctcr. 
 
 Dynam'jc?!* a^i* Mech. bl)namifd^. 
 
 Dynam'jcs, *. pi. Mech. bic ®l)namif. 
 
 Djn'ast, s. ber ©Qnafl, .|)crrf(bcr. 
 
 Dynas'tjc, adj. bt)nttflif(b- 
 
 DynVty, *. bie J)i)naflie. [©(bracrblutigfcit. 
 
 Df s'cragy,*. Afed.bic SScrborbcn^cit bcr ©dftc, 
 
 Dys^nt^r^jc, adj. Med. ru^rortig 5 bt)fcntcrif(^. 
 
 Dys'^at^ry, s. Med. bie Crot^C) iRu^r,5Dl)= 
 (enteric. 
 
 Dys'pf psy , *. Med. bic f^jlcd^tc Scrbauung, 
 SKagenffbrodcbe. 
 
 Dyspep'tjc, adj. Med. magenftJ^wad^. 
 
 Dys'phony, s. Med. \ia^ fc^IerbaftC; erf4>»crte 
 Spretbcn (aU ^eblcr bcr 3ungc). 
 
 Dyspnoe'a, *. Med. bic Sngbriiftig^cit. [jipang. 
 
 Dys'ury, s. Med. bie |)Qrnflrcnge , bcr ^arn» 
 
 E. 
 
 % s. 1. (einS5ocal)ba&®, ej 2. Mus.mod.tik 
 brttte bitttonifcbc ^Rlangflufc be§ 3:onft)flem8 
 (e)) 3.3abl Pon 250} Afu*-*. Eflat,£*; 
 E minor, EmoU ; E sharp, E is. 
 
 E., ahbr. fl. Earl, East, Easter, ell, England, 
 English , est; E. E. , fl, errors excepted, 
 English ell; 'e, e'en , e'er, *em, ft. ye, you, 
 even, ever, them; E. G. ft. exempli gratia 
 sum aScifpicl} E. I. H., ft. East India House; 
 E. 0. Table, ber 9lou(et<@picl*)3;if(b (f- 3- 
 nad ben SSufbftaben E. 0., fur even and odd, 
 glei(b u. unglcitb) j E. T, c. , Etc. [&c.] , ft. 
 et caetera ; Ed. ft. edition ; Edm. ft. Edmund; 
 Edw. ft. Edward; Eng. ft. England, English; 
 
 Ep. ft. epistle; Esq., Esqr., % Esquire; Ex. 
 ft. example; Excy. ft. Excellency. 
 
 Each, pron. adj. jcber, jebc, iebcSj — other, 
 cinanbcr, (fi(b) gegenfcitig. 
 
 Ea'g?r, I, *. vid. Boar, 2. 5 II. adj. ; III. — ly, 
 adv. 1. Mec/i. provtnc.fpr6be,tct(btjcrbrci= 
 lid) i 2. figs, ^eftig, ungcftumj begicrig, eif* 
 rig,/am. erpicbt) brcnnenbj leb^aftj IV.- 
 ness, s. bie |)efti9f eit) beftigcJBcgicrbc. 
 
 Ea'gle, I. s. 1. Orn. , Her. &c. bcr ICblcr J 2. 
 Num. ber^. (©olbmflnse ber 58. ©t. p. 9iorb» 
 am. Pon 10 JDoUarg) j II. comp. — eyed, 
 1. fd^arfficbtig} 2. fig. ft^arfrmnigj - owl, 
 Orn. bie Tfblcrcuie, ber U^uj — stone. 
 
Eagl 
 
 277 
 
 Eatb 
 
 Min. lit :?(Dlcrflexn5 - wood, t)Q§ ICbltr^ols 
 Ea'gl?t, s. Dcr jungc liUiv. [au& H^xm 
 
 Ea'gre, s. vid. Boar, 2. 
 Ear, I. *. 1. Da& S^rj 2. ba& ©c^orj 3. t)aS 
 SD^jr, ter ^enfclj 4. tjic t^rcj French e-s, 
 funfllidSje S^ren auS cincr leti^tcn 3)?afre j Ger- 
 man e-8, feergl. oon Silbcrj Spanish e-s, 
 toergl. »on 9Kuf4>€lfdS)ttlcni II. co7np. — ache, 
 bcr D^rcnsmang, Da§ Sljrcnrae^j — bosses, 
 S)^rbucfeln5 - bows, Me ®d)rotriemenj- 
 drops, 2)^rge^duge5 — finger, tjcrncincgm= 
 gerj — land, tos ITrtlanl), urbare 2ant) j — 
 lap, ta& £5^rldppd)cn i - lock, bic @(^mQ(i)t= 
 locfe 5 — mark, t)a§ ^Jlerfjeit^en amS^rejTo 
 
 — mark, v. a. (fcas SSicb) on Dcn S^rcn sci(^= 
 nenj - pick, Der C^rlotfcl} — ring, ber S^r* 
 ring; — shell. Cone/?. ba& ©ccoljrj — shot, 
 t)ie ^firroeitc, ScbaUfcrnc j— swivels, ^ie S^r? 
 bvigel j — trumpet, taS ^arro^r? — wax, fcaS 
 S*()renf(bmQlji - wig, 1. Ent. bcr^^rwurraj 
 2. Tig. DiT D^rcnbldfcrj — wires, gemeinc 
 3)rQ^to()riinge5 - witness , ter SD^rcnjeuge. 
 
 To Ear, v. n. 1. tt)ren gerainnen, in 1n)rcn 
 fd)ief en ; 2. li^ren lefen, d^ren ; 3. bearfern. 
 
 Eared, arfi.l.mit2)^rcn,2.mit^^rcn tcrfeljcn. 
 
 Ea'rjngf , s, pi. Mar. fcic StorfbinDffcl. 
 
 Earl, s. tcr (cngl.) ®rafj- marshal, t)cr fiovto* 
 marf4>ttU pon (SnglonD. [flanD. 
 
 Earl'd^m, s. 1. bic ©roffdjaft j 2. tier ®rofen« 
 
 Ear'lj^st, sup. »on Early. 
 
 Ear'liness, *. tie ^ru^e, tad ©cbnclle. 
 
 Ear'ly, adj. &. adv. fru^e, frw^jeittg j bait j — 
 return, Co/n. ter fineUe Umfa§. 
 
 To Earn, v. a. crwerben; tcrticncn. 
 
 Ear'n^st, I. adj. & adv. ; II. — ly, ado. 1. ernfl* 
 Uci>,cifrig5 2. bcgierig, ^i^igj 3. ernfl^aft, 
 »i(btig5 111. v. 1. tcr drnfl j 2. (— money, or 
 
 — penny) tad ^ngclt, Braufgclt, .|)ant* 
 gelt, QKiet^gelt ) IV. — ncss , *. 1. tie Grnft* 
 
 Jidihit', 2.ter (gifcr 5 3.tic^cftig?cit,3nbntnfl. 
 
 Earnlfng^, s. pi. ter SScrtienfl. 
 
 Earf/i, *. 1. /^^ &y?g. tie ©rtCj 2. 5port. ter 
 gud)Sbau,®ad)5bau 5 potter's — , ter S6p= 
 fert^on j — apple, Hot. ter TClraun j — bags, 
 Forf. tic @d^ansfdcfC) — board. Hush, tas 
 @treid)bret am ^[lugej— bob, terSflegcn= 
 rourm (jum TCngeln) 5 — born , * 1. crtgebo= 
 renj 2. (or — bred), (oon ®eburt) nietrigj 
 
 — tlax, taS ^eternjcip , tcr "JC&bcfl 5 - nut, tic 
 Srtnup j — quake , ta§ Grtbeben j — worm, 
 1. Ent. tcr Grtrourmj 2. cunt. (\>. ^erfonen) 
 tcr Grtenwurm, nietrigc SOlenf^. 
 
 To Earf/», v. I. a. tcrgrabcn, in tie (5rte f^ar= 
 rcn J II. n. ft(^ cinfd)arrcn, tergraben. 
 
 Ear'f/ien, odj. irtcn j — wall , tic ©rtnjantj — 
 ware, 3:6pfer»oare. 
 
 Ear'^/iln^ss, s. 1. tic crtige Scfd^affen^cit; tal 
 I ^Srtcncj 2. tie geijlige Slo^^eit. 
 'EariMlju^ss, s. tcr aBeltfinn. 
 JEarfVljng, s. ter Grtenfo^n, ©tcrblid^c. 
 Enrth'ly , adj. 1. ertig 3 2. irtif(^ j 3. Tinnlic^} 
 i ,4. gemcin. 
 
 Eai-^//iy , adj. 1. ertig } 2. irtifd) , Tmnlit^ 3 3. 
 _ro^) — lead spar, Min. tie S3leicrtc. 
 Ease, J. 1. tic S^lu^c, 8tille, SJZufc j ®cmd(^» 
 
 liifeit, ta§ Sc^agcn 5 2. tic Eintcrung 5 3. 
 
 fig. tie Scidjtigfcit; 4. iajo, tie forperlid^e 
 
 ^rci^cit) at — , gcmd(bli4)> chapel of—, tie 
 
 ^ilialfirt^e. 
 To Ease, v. a. 1. bcni^igctt) 2. crlci(btcru, 
 
 linternj 3. befrcicn? to — one's self, [cine 
 
 3^0t^turft r crridjtcn 5 to — away or off. Mar. 
 
 umnjcnten, abincren. 
 Ea'sel, s. Faint, tie Staffclci. 
 Ease'l^sg, adj. unru^ig, forgenooU, raftloS. 
 Ea«e'ra?nt, s. 1. tic (Srleicbtcrung, Scqucni* 
 
 liifcit, SSefrciungj 2. Lair, tie(Ser\)itut)3. 
 _tttS l)eimlid)e®ema(^3 chair of— , tcr3toit» 
 Ea'f jly , adv. i>on Easy. [flU^l. 
 
 Ea'sjness, s. ^. tic 35cqucmli(^Fcit, 2cid)tig* 
 
 Mti 2. tie ^crcitwilligfcitj ®cfdUig!cit3 3. 
 1 tic Slu^c 5 4. tie ^rei^cit, Ungcsroungcnljcit j 
 _— of belief, tic 2ei(l()tgldubigfcit. 
 East, I. s. 1. tcr Sfl, JDflcn, 9}Jcrgcnj 2. ter 
 
 Orient; tic Scoantcj II. adj. £)^=, 6ftli(^j 
 
 — India , the — Indies , SDflinticn 5 — indi.i- 
 
 man, tcr Dfiinticnfa^rcrj — Rents, Cow. 
 
 oflfcntifd^cr ^oxt^in^Nant-s. — sun, tic 25|lcr» 
 
 ©onncj — variation , ^lortoflcringj — wind 
 _tcr S)fln>int. 
 Eas't?r , s. Sficrn , taei Sflerfcfi } - day , tcr 
 
 Sflcrtagj — eve, tcr S)-abent, ^eiligc Tfbcnt 
 j?or S). j — fair, tic D-mcjfc 
 Eag'terirng , J. 1. ter 5J?orgcnIdntcr 5 2. Om. 
 
 taS 5i}{dnn(§cn tcS Lady fowl. 
 Eas'terly, I. adj. 6fi!i(t? 5 H. adv. oflrodrtd. 
 Eas'termost, adv. tief 5|lli(V, iJfHi(I)fl. 
 Eas't^rn, adj. 1. oftlifbi morgcnldntifdj } 2. 
 
 nad> Sflcn licgcnt 3 an — voyage , cinc JHcifc 
 East'w^rd, adv. o^mxU. [m(i) SDfli'n. 
 
 Ea'sy, adj. I. Icid^t3 gcmddjlidj, bc^aglicVj 
 
 f(^mcrslo§5 2. rubigj jufrietcnj 3. [anft5 4. 
 
 gefdllig, roillig 3 — of belief, leidjtgldubig 5 — 
 
 chair, tcr Sc^nfiu^l, ©ro^oaterflu^l. 
 To Eat, V. ir. a. & n. 1 . cffen 5 2. fid) cjfcn laJTcn} 
 
 3. scrfrcffcn, Dcrjc^rcn ; d$cn 5 ^-fig- (scr)na» 
 
 gen 3 pcrse^rcnj rerfc^lingcn 3 to — op, 1. auf» 
 Jre{fcn3 2.yig. anSfaugcn. 
 Eat [or et] , pret. con To Eat. 
 Ea'table, I. adj. efbar5 H- e-s, ,v. pi. SproaO' 
 
 rcn, Scbcn&mittcl, Scnfumtibilicn. 
 Eat'-bee, *. Ent. tcr ©icncnroolf, S5-nfraf. 
 
Bate 
 
 278 
 
 Edge 
 
 £a^teo, p.p.eon To Eat. 
 
 Ka'ter, s, 1 . Ux (Sffer j 2. C/icm.baS t^Mxiittl 
 
 Ea'tjng, s. Da§ (Sffen, - hall, Ux ©pcifcfaot) 
 — house, tc\§ @pcifc^au§, fcic ®arfu(^e. 
 
 Eavef, J. pi, tit ©ad^rinnc, Sraufej To — 
 tirop, v.n.i. 9lcgcn»a{fcr Quffangenj 2.^g 
 on bcr 3;^ure, :c. ^ord&en, — dropper, ttx 
 
 Kbb, *. 1. {or - tide) tic Gbbci 2.^g. bie^b* 
 nabmc, Hx SScrfaHj at a low — , Com. im 
 i^rcifc nicbrig (ie^cnb, gcbrurft. 
 
 To £bb, r. n. 1. ebbcn, wictcr ablaufcn j 2.^g. 
 abnebmcn,in JBcrfall fommcnj ebbing (water), 
 tic ebbc. [3eit ber ebbc, 
 
 £b'b?rm?n , s. bcr ^if(ber(QufbcrS^emfe)xur 
 
 Eb'9n , £b'?n , I. j. * rid. Ebony; II. adj. 1 
 
 ^»on (Sben^olj j 2. * bunfcl, [(bwarj. 
 
 fib'Qjiist, J. bcr ebcnifl, ,KunfHif(blcr. 
 
 To Eb'pnize, v. a. fcbrodrsen, [(bwarj bci$cn. 
 
 Eb'pny, j. baS ebenboljj — tree, Bot. bcr 
 
 Kbrac'te?ite, adj. obnc5)c(fbiattcr.[(5bcnbaum. 
 
 E'brew, vid. Hebrew. 
 
 Ebri'ety, s. tit Srunfcnbeit, SSoncrei. 
 
 KbrjSa'jty, s. tit Zxmt\vL6)t. [mit bcm 3figcl. 
 
 EhriUade [^bril'yad] , s. Man. ttx 3ug, (Rurf 
 
 ftbu 'li?nce, s. ba6 ©ict>cn, IfufroaUen. 
 
 fibiii'ij^nt, adj. aufiDttUenb. 
 
 fibulli'tion, s. 1. (au(b^g.)bic^ufn)aaung5 
 
 ^2. Chem. ba& Xufbraufcn. 
 
 ficc^f/iar'tjc, s. Med. baS purgirmittcl. 
 
 gccSn'trjc (Eccen'tric^il) , I. adj. Geom 
 &fig. cxccntrifcb) li. s. 1. t>cr cjccntrifd^c 
 ^rciSi 2.;5g. bQ$ Gxccntrif(bc J 3. Mec/i. baS 
 
 ^^rccntrifum, (— wheel) cyccntriftbc {Rob. 
 
 £cc9ntri9'|ty , s. 1. Geom. & ^j«. bic Gxccn» 
 
 Jricitati 2. fig. tit flberfpanntbcit. 
 Ecghymo'sjs, *. Afed.bcr mit ®lut unterlaufenc 
 
 ^lc(Ecn(aufbcr ^cttt). 
 Kcclesjas'tef, *. Script. bcr^rebigcr<Salomo. 
 Ecclefjas'tjc, *. bcr ®ciflli(bc. 
 ficcle^jas'tjc, — cal, adj. lixdiUd) , gciftlid) j — 
 
 counsellor , bcr ^ir(beiirat^. [racb- 
 
 ficclesjas'tjcus, s. Script, tai JBud) 3cfu& ®i» 
 fic'cQpe, *. St(rg. bic«crle§ung cincs flaibcn 
 ^Jlnodbcns, bcf. bcr ^irnftbalc [mittcl. 
 
 ficcQprSt'jcs , s. pL Med. gcIinbcTfbfubrungS* 
 To ££he, vid. To Eke. 
 Echelon [gsh'^ISng] , s. Mil. tit ftaffclrocifc 
 Jby -) TCuJfleUung ton Sruppcn. [(belig- 
 Egh'jnatc, Ejh'jnat^d, adj. Bot. igclartig, fla* 
 fichi'nus, s. 1. Zoof.bcrSgcIj 2. Ich.ttX ©CC» 
 
 igel J 3. Bot. bcr flQ(bclidjc iBIumcn* ob. ®a* 
 
 mcnfopf } 4. Arch, bag ®i. 
 fegh'o, s, baS G(bo, bcrSBiebcr^allj-keys, 
 
 bcr^Gibojug (cincr Srgcl). 
 To Ejh'o, V. n. & a. wicbcr^aUcnj na(brufcn. 
 
 ftghSro'et^r, s. Mus. ber ©d^oUmeffcr. 
 EQhom'etry, s. Mus. & Arch, tit 6'd)omctrie, 
 To Eclair'cj^e, v. a. au\Mxtn, cridutcru. 
 Ecliir'cjs^eraent, s. tit TCufPldrung , 6rl5utc» 
 
 rung, bcr 'KnWu^. [QTuffc^cn. 
 
 Eclat [ecla', iVb., Sm. &c.] , *. bcr ©lanj, baS 
 Elclec'tic, 1. adj. (— cally , adv.) cfleltifij II. 
 
 s. bcr eflcftifcr. 
 
 Eclec/tjcism, *. bcr ^ElcfticismuS. 
 Eclegm [— lem] , Ecleg^mgi, s, Med, bcr bidfc 
 _*Bruftfaft, bic mcgiifc. [flcrnip. 
 
 Eclipse', s. Ast, kfig. tit SBcrfinftcrung , %ixi* 
 To ficirpse', r. a. (& n. f[<b) cerfinftcrn, ecr- 
 
 bunfeln. [cfliptifcb j 2. fig. ocrfinficrt. 
 
 Eclip'tic, I. s, Ast. tit enipfifj II. adj. 1. Ast. 
 Ec'lSgue, s. Poet, tit Sflogc 
 Ec8d', int. mciner Srcu ! roabr^aftigt 
 EcpnSm'jc (— cal) , I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 
 
 1. 6Fonomif(j^ J 2. fporfam, ^auS^dlterifd). 
 EcpnSm'jcs , s. pi. 1. bic ^ttu§baltung§funft J 
 
 2. tit SanbroirtbfAaft. 
 Ecfin'^mTst, s. bcr Sfonomj ^auSbaUcr. 
 
 To Econ'Qmize, v. I. a. bauSbdltcrif(b gcorau* 
 ^(bcn . n)irtbf(bttftH(b ccrwaltcn) II. n, fparcn. 
 Ec5n'9ray , J. 1. bic fefonomic, ^QuSb^ltungj 
 
 2. bic ©porfamfcit) 3. bic ^norbnung. [tcl. 
 Ecphr.ic'tjcs , *. pi. Med. SScrbflttnungSmit* 
 Ec'stasy , s. 1. bic efftofcj ba§ ©ntjficfcn, bic 
 
 iBegciftcrung? 2. Med. bicSSerjucfungjS.bcr 
 
 ubcrmdfigc ©d;mcrj. 
 
 To Ec'stasy, v.a.cntjiitfcn, bcgciflern.[cnfjficft 
 Ecstat'jc, Ec8tat'ical,adj.cfflatif(b, ^inrcipcnbj 
 :fec'typai , adj. nadjgcbilbct. 
 
 Ecumcn'jc, Ecumen'jcal, adj, t.cc. 6Fumcnifd|> 
 Ec'urie , s, ttx SOtarjiall, ^fcrbcftall. 
 Ecusson', s. Her. ber SBopenfcbilb. 
 Eda'ciong, adj. gcfrfipig, gicrig. 
 Eda9'jty , s. tit ©cfrclpigFcit, bcr |)cifbungcr. 
 To Ed'd^r, v, a. cincn 3aun t»crflc(btcn. 
 £d'd?rf , Ed'doe^ , s. tit cf borc (jungc) SBurjel 
 ^bc§ oflinbifdjen ^rums. 
 
 Ed'djsh, s. vid. After-math. 
 
 Ed'dy, I. s. bcr aBttffcrs, 2uft», SSinbmirbel, 
 M'lr, baS 3uritcff(blagcn bcr SBcUen j IT. adj. J 
 wirbclnb, f rcffcnb 5 III. comp. — water, Mar. J 
 bos^^iclroaffcr J — wind, bcr SBirbclwinb. ■ 
 
 To Ed'dy, v. n, wirbcln, frcifcn. 
 
 Ed'dyjngf s. pi. SBaffcrwirbcl. 
 
 Edematose', adj. Surg, woffcrfcbrofilflig. 
 
 E'den , s. boS SbCTt, ^arabic§. 
 
 Eden'tat?d, adj. jabnloS. 
 
 Ed?nta'tion, s. bad 3abnau5nc^mcn. 
 
 Ed'gar, s, Gbgor (9K-n.). 
 
 Edge, *.l.bic©(bdrfc,ScbneibC5 2.bic fdxirfe 
 ^ttntcj 6cfcj bcr JRanb, Banm j .3. ber ©tbnitt 
 (cincs a3u(b§) J ytg-*. 4. bic ©(j&drfcj 6. bic 
 
Edge 
 
 279 
 
 Era 
 
 ^f ftig!cit, ©ldr!c j 6. Me SBaffc, Da5 ©i^raertj 
 to set on — , ftumpf madden ^ K-^o-j. — rails, 
 cr^abcne ©(^icnen, ^antcn^St^ienenj — rail- 
 way, bie (Sifenba^n mit ^antcn « ©(^icncn 
 (b. i. mit cr^Qbencn ob. moffujcn (Sc^.))— tools, 
 J\fec/i. fd;ncibcnbe SBcrfjcugc. 
 
 To Edge, V. I. a. 1. f(^drfcn, [(^Icifcnj 2. (^or 
 — in) fdumcn, borbcn, cinfaffein umgcbcnj 3. 
 cggcnj 4. rucfcn, fc^iebenj S.jfg-. rcijcU; Quf= 
 ^c§cn5 (an)trcibcn5to — off, (Uncbcn^citcn, 
 icOroeQncljmcn, bcfc^rotcnj H. »• fx(I>gcgen 
 cincn SBibcrflanb bcmcgcnj oorrofirtSs/ fcit* 
 rofirtSs, rocgriicfcn, corbringcnj to — away, 
 
 ^Mar. (ton bcr Jtufle jcOab^altcn. 
 
 Edge'l^gg, adj. c^nc ©djneibe, fiumpf. 
 
 Ed'gjng ,s.l. bic einfQJTung j 2. bcr SSorfloP, 
 {Ranbj — lace {^or e-s), f4)mQlc ©pi^cn ober 
 
 j95ortcn sum ©arnircn. 
 
 Kd'ible, 1. adj. cfbar, gcnie^barj 11. — ncss, 
 s. tilt Gf barfcit. 
 
 E'djct, J. bag Gbict, bic (offcntl.) Scrorbnung. 
 
 Edifica'tion , s.fr^. bic ©vbauung. 
 
 Ed'jfjcatgry, adj. crbauli4> / Ic^jrrci^). 
 
 Ed'jfic?, s. ba§ ©cbfiubc, bcr 33qu. 
 
 Edjfi'cial, arfj. ein ®cbdube betreffcnb. 
 
 Kd'jfi^r, s.fiis. bcr ©rbQUcnbc. 
 
 To Ed'jfy, r. a. ^g. crbttuen, bclc^rcn. 
 
 K'dile, s. Rom. Ant. bcr tHlii. 
 
 To Ed'jt, V. a. Bks. (^erauggcbcn , cbircn. 
 
 Edi'tion, s. Bks. bic .f)crau§gQbc, ^u§gabC; 
 
 Ed'jtQr, s. bcr 4)crau§gcbcr. [Tfuflogc. 
 
 Edjto'ri?!, adj. bcn^jcrau^gcbcr bctrcffcnb. 
 
 Ed'jtprsbrp, s. bttS ®cf(bdft, "Kmi, bic ^flid^t 
 cincS 5)crauSgcbcrS. 
 
 fidod', int. oSBunbcr' icJ ci! nid^t bod^! 
 
 To Ed'ucfitc , V. a. crjie^en; aufjicl^cn. 
 
 Educa'tion, s. bic Grjic^ung. 
 
 Edfica'tipna!, adj. ba^ (Srjic^ungS-oberlliUcr' 
 
 jid^tdfad? bctrcffcnb. 
 
 Ed'QcatQr, .v. bcr (Ersict)cr, Sugcnbtc^rcr. 
 
 To Educe', v. a. (mcifiytg.) ^croorsic^cn. 
 
 E'duct, s. Ckcm. \:ah Sbuct. 
 
 Educ'tion , s. bic ^Jcrtorjic^ung. [genbe. 
 
 Educ'tQr, s. ba§ ^Tusftbcibenbc, ^crt3orbrin= 
 
 To Edul'corate, v. a. I. Chem. Qbfiipen, auS* 
 
 Jupciij 2. ocrfii^cn. [fung j 2. bic S5crfupung. 
 
 EdulcQra'tion, *. 1. Chem. bic ^b= ob. ^U§fu= 
 
 fidiil'cQr^tive, adj. 1. abfupcnb 5 2. ccrfu^cnb. 
 
 Edu'lious, adj. cfbQr , gcniefbar. 
 
 Ed'ward, s. (Sbuarb (9J{-n.). 
 
 5dwT'g§^ Edul'ga, s. ^ebiDig (^-n.). 
 
 Ed'« in. s. (Sbn)in(OJl-n.). Eed', abbr. fur: Ida. 
 
 fie'grasg, s. bQl ?cQ(]^^cu, ©rummct. 
 
 To Eck, &c. vid. To Eke , &c. 
 
 Eel, s. 1. Ich. bcr ^al) 2. 5porf.bcr@(^n)anj 
 bcrgifd^jottcrj e-s in vinegar, Tfaltbicrc^cn, 
 
 — backed , mit eincm 7(alflr«fc j — dam , — 
 wear, ba§ ^falnjc^rj — fork, — spear, bic "KaU 
 gabclj — pond, bcr TCal^oltcrj — pot, bcr 
 "Kalhvh, bic ^falrcufc, — pout, Ich. ble Xal« 
 raupe, Sluappc j — trunk, bcr Xalfaftcn. 
 
 Ee'ling, s. bas Tfolcn, bcr TfQlfang. [Ever. 
 
 E'en, a&6r. fur: Even. E'er [Ar], a66r. ffir: 
 
 Efccks', int. vulg. mcincr ©cj! £ff, vid. Eft. 
 
 To Efface', v. a. (m^ Jig-) au§l6f(^cn, j>cr»i» 
 fc^cn, ccrtilgcn. [Scrtilgung. 
 
 EfTace'ment, s. 1. bic ^u§lof4>ung j 2. fig. bic 
 
 Effect', s. 1. bic SBirfuug, bcr Srfolgj 2. bic 
 SBirf li(bf cit , 3.bic "Kh^idit, bcr «orfQ|, 3n)ctf j 
 4. bic ^raft, ©ultigfcit } 5. ber iTJu^en, «or= 
 t^cilj 6. bic ^u^fu^rung, SSoasicl)ung 5 T.baft 
 SSor5ugUd^fic,SBi4>tigflc(cincr©Qd)c)58. e g, 
 pl' bic ©ffcctcnj SBaarenj Com. ©toatscffcc' 
 ten j iDcDifcn j c-s of the hand, Man. bic |)anb« 
 bcTOcgungcn jur Ecnfung bc& ^fcrbcSj in — . 
 roirflicb; in bcr Z^at. 
 
 To Effect', V. a. bcwirfcnj bcwcrfflcaigcnjooll- 
 jicj^cn, ju ©tanbc bringcnj the ingnrancc i« 
 e-ed on ... , Com. bic If ffccuranj )i?aUbirt auf 
 
 Effec/tible, adj. t^unli(b, au&fu^rbttr. [ 
 
 Effec'tion, .v. Geom. bcr golgcftt^. 
 
 Effec'tive, EffSc'tnal [— 'tshu — ] , I. adj. ; II. - 
 ly , adv. 1 . wirfenb; ^er»crbringcnb j 2. »irf = 
 fQm, frdftig J 3. A//7. bicnflfd^ig j 4. n>irni4>. 
 
 Effect'l^ss, adj. unwirffam, ccrgcbU4>. [bcr. 
 
 Effec'tQr, s. 1. bcr?Bcn)crfilcUigcr52.bcrUr^e» 
 
 To Effec'tuate [-'tshu-],uid. To Effect. 
 
 Effein'inacy, EffSra'jnaten^ss, s. bic 3Bci(!bli4>* 
 fcit, bQ§ »cibif4>c aBcfcn,bic«crn)cid?li(^ung 
 
 Effera^jnate, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. l.wclbifc^, 
 unmdnnllcb; mi^i^i 2.uppig, raonufKg. 
 
 To Effgra'inate, V. I. a. n)cibif(b mac^cn , \)er« 
 rocidS>U(^cn5 II. n. »eibif(^ rocrbcn. 
 
 To Effervesce' [— ves'], v. n. Qufbraufenj 
 
 ^gd^rcn (wic ncucr SBcin, :c.). 
 
 §ff?rv«fg'c?nce, s. bad Kufbraufcn, (Sd^ren. 
 
 Eff^rves'cent, adj. aufbraufcub. 
 
 Effete', adj. 1. ttnfru4>tbar 5 2.j!tg.abgcfhimpft. 
 
 Effjca'cious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adr. mirffttm, 
 
 Jrdftigj III. — nesg, *. n>ic bic f. SB-r. 
 
 Efficacy, Effi'ci?nce,.9.bic3Btrffttmfeit, Jtraft 
 
 Efffcient, I. s. bic njirfcnbc Urfat^cj II. adj.; 
 III. — ly, adv. wirffom, roirfenb. 
 
 Effif'gjes, Effigy, .v. bQ§ Sill) , «ilbni^ 
 
 Efila'tion, 5. baS TCufflopcn (ttu§ bcm OKagcn). 
 
 To EfflQrcsce', v. n. 1. C/iem. efflorcScircn j 
 2. ^rt)flQae Qttfc$en. 
 
 Eftlores'cencc, *. 1. Bo f. ba§ ^ufblfi^cn, bie 
 asiut^cj 2. Med. bcr (|)aut07fu§fd)la8J 3. 
 C/iem.bcr®cfcblag, 'ifnflug; bic SffloreScenj* 
 
 ^4. Rhet. bic Sflcbncrblumcn. 
 
 EfflQrcs'cent , adj. effIorc§ciren.. 
 
Em 
 
 280 
 
 Elbo 
 
 |f n6?nce, ?. tcr ^U?flup. 
 
 Efilu^at, adj. oug|Iicperit), au&ilrfimciiJ). 
 
 EfllaMym, .c (pi. Emu'vjsi) Pfiy. t)ie :?ru8bfin* 
 
 flung, Der^u^flup. 
 Efflux, ?ftlu'xion, s. lit. SScfig. Der 2(u6fluf . 
 Effort, *. feicTfnItrengung, ©cmii^ung, tag 
 
 (^cftigc) 95eflreben. 
 EfRJs'sion , s, Die ^uSgrabung. 
 gffron't^ry, s. Die Uin>crfd()Qmt^eit; ^rcc^^eit. 
 ilffiil'gence, s. Da5 ©tra^lcn , tcr (Slanj. 
 Efful'g?nt, fldj. ftra^lenb, glfinjenD, ^cU. 
 To EfFuse', r. a. * QUggiepctt, terfd^utten. 
 jh^ffii'gion, s. 1. bic ^uSgie^ung, SBcrf(^uttung } 
 
 DqS SJcrgoffene, 2./g. bcrSrgufCDcrSflebc). 
 Elffu'gjve, cfdj.t.audgie^enD 5 2.iH'rf(^n)enDerif^. 
 Eft, *. Zoo^ Die fleinc (ob. 8umpfO@ifeec^fc. 
 figad', adv.vulg. ja rao^lJ freiUd(> ! aUerbings ! 
 E'g9r, *. vid. Boar, 2. [»a(>rt)aftig ! 
 
 Tofigest', i\ a. (Dur(t) Den ©lu^lgang) con 
 
 {Ic^ geben, aaSroerfcn. [fccn ®tul,^(gang). 
 ^gSs'tion [— tahQn] , *. Die ^uSIccrung (turd) 
 T!gg, v. Da5 @i^ a philosophical—, eine "Krt 
 
 c^craifd)cr Jtclbenj c-a frothed, Coofc. Der 
 
 @ierfinee$ — bird, Orn. Der (Siwogclj — cup, 
 
 Der Sierbec^er 5 — fish, vid. Sea-egg ; — plant, 
 
 J5oJ,Die etjrpilan^e} — slice. Die ©icrfeUe. 
 To Eg-, V. a. (— on) , anreijen, ^e^en, anfliften. 
 |g'ger-6n', s. Der Hwi^t^ix, TCnfliftcr. 
 ^s'gera, pi. (®(&iiDfr6ten*)@ierfuil^er. 
 ]Egg'ler,«.Der eier^5fer. 
 Eijlop'i al, See. vid. in Ae. 
 fig'lantine, s. Bot. Der 4)agebuttenf^rau(^ , Die 
 
 n)o^lrie4>enDe loilDe 9lofe. 
 ^glan'dolous, adj. o^ne ©rufen, DriifenloS. 
 fi'gQtism, s. Der @goigmu§, Die @elbflfuc(>t. 
 E'gptifst , *. D_er ggoifl, ©clbf^ling. [fiic^tig 
 EgQtis'tic , EgQtis'tjcail, adj. cgoiftif(i> , felbfl= 
 To E'gotize , v.n. egoiflifd> oDer fclbfifu(btig 
 
 fcin, jttDiel oon fid) fclbil reDcn. 
 fi'gr?i» *• (^€og. eger (StaDt in »6^men). 
 Egre'gfoas, I.adj. ; II.— iy, adv. (i. g. u. u.@.) 
 
 ouSgcjeic^nel, corsfiglic^, erfiaunlitbj an - 
 
 villain, ein ^jfd^urh j III. — ness, ,v. Die Un* 
 
 gemein£)2it, DttS TfuperorDentUd^e. 
 
 £'gr?ss , figr^s'sion 
 
 1. Das ^erau6ge(|en, 
 
 Der ^ttSgang 5 If uSflup 5 7f u&flug 5 2. ;ig. Der 
 
 KuSbrud). 
 E'gr?t, .9. 1. Oin. Der ^eDerbufj^rci^crj 2. Zoo^. 
 
 Die egrettej 3. Bot. Die ©ameuFrone^ 4. vid, 
 ^^. f. SB. [3itternttDel , Der ©iomantflraup. 
 Kgrette', s. Der ^cDcrbuffb, Die ©(^roungfcDerj 
 E'gypt,*.(?eog.:}(gi)ptcn. [ter j2. Der^igcuntT. 
 E|yp'ti»n, I. adj. figQptifd^ 5 II.*. 1. Der:a:g»)p= 
 EiM?r [iM?r], *. Or». (- duck, - drake), Der 
 
 SiDer»cgel, Die g-gons, (S-entej - down. Die 
 Ei gb [a] , int. e^ ! ei ! a^ ! [(S-Dunen. 
 
 |Eight[at] , adj. ad^t j— fold, adjtfat^, a£^t[dUig. 
 (Eiijii'teen [a'ten] , adj. QC^tje^n. [se^ntf . 
 
 Eigh'teenf/i [a'tent/i], adj. Der (Die, Dq§) a4>t» 
 Eighth [ati/i] , T. adj, Der (Die, DqS) ad^tej 11. 
 
 -y. (ATm^.) Dq6 ^4>tel j III. — ly, adu. a^tcns 
 Eisb't|«?f/t [jV— ] , ad;. Der (Die, DaS) a&tjigl^e. 
 Eigh'ty[a't|], od;. at^tjig. 
 Eigne [an], adj. Law, crflgeboren. 
 ET'let-hoIe [i'-], *. Dq& ©(^nurloc^. 
 Ei'th^r, I. pron. adj. 1. (irgcuD) einer, cine 
 
 cines j 2. jcDcr , jcDc, jcDcs (oon ^roeien oDec 
 
 5IKe^rcren)> ^eiDcj II. conj. entweDcr (... 
 
 or, — oDer). [(©tra^Ien) fd^iepcn 
 
 To Ejac'uiate, v. a. (SSorte) audflopen, 
 Ejacala'tion, *.1.Dq§ TCuSmcrfen, ^Ugflof en 5 2. 
 
 Die laute u.plo§lid)e SBe^flogc} DasJ Stopgcbet 
 fijac'ulatpry , adj. 1. pIe$U(l() aUS fto p C nD , QUf» 
 
 fd(>reienD j njc^f (agcnD i 2. fig. pUiilid) 5 3. Bot. 
 
 (&Anat, Den Samcn) Qu§fpri§enD. 
 To Ej?ct', V. a. J . (and) Jig.) auSwerfen , aus» 
 
 flopcnj 2. Anal. auSleerenj 3. (eineg ^mtc§) 
 
 entfc^en. [TfuSlcerungj 2C. cf. D. X). SS 
 
 tljec'tion, *. 1. Die ^fuSflopungj 2. Med. Dtt 
 Eject'ment, s. 1. Die SScrtreibung, 2. Aawj, Die 
 ^gerii^tlid^e lu§fe§ung. [Dem SBefi^ fe^t. 
 EjeytQr, s. Law, (gincr, Der einen 2(nDern auii 
 :{: Eke, adv. md), inglcid^en {Cowper). 
 To Eke, V. a. cerme^ren, cergropernj cerldn* 
 
 gern» to — out, anfiiirfcni eking piece, Da$ 
 
 »erlc(ngerung§flitcf , Der TTnfiop. 
 To Elab'9rate, v. a. (forgfant) auSarbeiten. 
 Elab'prate , I. adj. forgfam auSgearbeitet^ ge« 
 
 Mnfielt3 II. - ly, adv. mii^fam. 
 Elabpra'tion, s. Die forgfame ^uSarbeitung, 
 jS5ercoafommnung 5 Da§ ^unftwerf. 
 Elab'or^ttory, vid, D. li. Laboratory. 
 Elain', filaine', *. Chem. Da§ eittin, Diefclfdure. 
 To Elance', v. a. ttuSroerfenj fd^icpcn. 
 EhVplIte, s, Min. Der ^^cttftcin. [3eit), 
 
 To Elapse', v. n, oerfacpcn, rerge^en (». D. 
 Elas'tjc, — cal, I. adj. ; 11. — cally, adv. ela|lif4>} 
 
 f(i>miegfQmj — bottles, '^laft^en t?on geDer* 
 Jiam — curve, Geom. W Jtettenlinic 
 Ela8ti9'|ty, ElSs'ticness, s. Die@laf>icitdt, ge« 
 E'latc, s. Die Sanne, ^6^re. [Derfraft 
 
 Elaty, adj. aufgeblafcii, fldj, ^0(§ni^tl)ig. 
 To Elate', v. a. (rej!. f\d)) aufblci^en,iibermu» 
 _t!}ig mad)cn.[bcn, aufgebld^t, trunFen »on . . . . 
 Ela'ted, 1. p. a. ; II. — ly . adv. (mit at) er^O* 
 Elate'rjijm, s. Fharm. DaS @lttterium. 
 El'atin, J. C/ifm. DttSeiaterin. ^ [©tcij. 
 Ela'tion, s. Die ^ufgeblofcn^eit, Der Ubcrmuf^ 
 Elbe, Elb, s. Geog. Die eibe (ein Slup). 
 El'bOgen , s. Geog. (Die ©taDt) SKalmo. 
 El'bow, I. s. l.Der@Ibogen (au(banJtleiDern)i 
 
 2. Der S5ug , Die ^riimnuing , @cf e 3 3. e-s, pi 
 
Elbo 
 
 281 
 
 EIcv 
 
 SBinfcIcifen , - of land, bie ^Qtibjungc} at-, 
 bci t)er J^anb, in fccr sJid^cj II. comp. —case, 
 i>a& ©eitenmogasin in Oleifcroagenj - chair, 
 ber :tfrmflu^I, gc^nftu^l j - rails, biclCrmle^* 
 neneinesGobrioIct^j — room,/g. ber ^m= 
 I5nqlic^c9laum, ©piclraum 5 -springs, Die 
 C-;^cDcrn cineS ^^oetonS, ic 
 
 To El'bow, r. I. ri. ^crcorflc^cnj ^eroorrogcnj 
 II. «. 1. (mit bcm eibogen) flofen, wcgfibie* 
 benj 2.^. ubernjditigen 5 to — one's May, 
 fxH) fcurd^ferdngen ; to — out, I)inau§flofen. 
 
 Eld, s. + DaS (©reifenO^Iter. - El'der, s. ber 
 Itltere, Ulteflej the e-«, p/. l.biclfrtcn,5!5or» 
 Ja^renj 2. £cc. bi: (^ir(bcn=)trteflcn. 
 
 EI'der, *. Bot, ber^JoIunbcr^^Iiebcrj- berry, 
 bie .f)-bccrej — syrup, bcrivfaft 5 — vinegar, 
 
 El'derly, adj. aitli(b. [ber ^-cffig. 
 
 ElM^rsbTp, *. 1. bic Grftgcburt J 2. ba§ ^Jfrnt 
 eineS (JtircbenOtltcflcn. 
 
 ^I'dest, adj, isiip. j>ou Old) ber filtcfle. 
 
 El'eanor, *. (glecnora (^-n.)- 
 
 Elecampane', s. Bot. bie TClontroursel. 
 
 To Elect', u. a. wd^IeH; ermfiblcn. 
 
 ftlect', adj. 1. (QuS)ge»dbItj 2. Po^ errodblt, 
 3. 77if o/.Qu8cr»d^lt. [Unterf(beibung(5frttft). 
 
 filecjtion , s. 1. bic ermd^Iung, SBq^I j 2. bie 
 
 To Electioneer', v. a. Pol. ©timmen fammcin, 
 @t. roerben (sum SSe^uf einer 5S5q^I) , intri= 
 guiren. [fammler. 
 
 filectionee'r?r, s. Pol. ber (^a^U)Btmmtn= 
 
 El«c'tive, I. adj. 1. wdblcnbj 2. SBq^I=5 - at- 
 traction , Chem. bie $Bo^lDcrn>ttnbtf(bQft} — 
 office, taS SBa^lamt,* II. — ly, adx\ burdj ob. 
 mit SSa^I. 
 
 tlec'tor, *. 1. Der Sffid^ler, SBdblenbc, SBabI= 
 ^crrj 2. «?erm. ber Jturfurft. 
 
 filec'toral, arfj. 1. Germ, furfurfllicb) 2. fid) 
 ouf eine SBa^I besie^enb : — committee , Pot. 
 ocr aBd^Ierau§f(buf 5 — wool. Com. (Electo- 
 rals, s. pL) bic (5lectorQl«SBoUe. 
 
 Elec'tprate, s. Germ. 1. (or Elec'torship) bie 
 ,ffur»firbc5 2. ba§ ^urffirftcnt^um. 
 
 Elec'tre, *.vtd. Electron. 
 
 filec'tr^ss, *. bie ,^urfurflinn. [trifcbe ^orper. 
 
 Elec'trjc, I. adj. toit Electrical; II. s. ber clefs 
 
 filec'trical , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. Phy. elc!- 
 trifd>5 1II« comp. 1. Phy-s, — battery, Die 
 gal»anif(bc Sottcrie 5 —jar, bie leibner ^laftbc, 
 
 — machine, bic @Ie!triftrmaf(bine 5 2. Ich-s. 
 
 — eel, ber ^ittcraalj — ray , ber 3ittcrrod)C. 
 Electri'cian , s. ber (Slcftricitdtsfunbigc. 
 El^ctrif^'ity, s. bie eieftrtcitdt. 
 Elec'trjfiable, adj. eleftrifirbar. 
 filectrjfica'tion, s. bie Glcftrifirung. 
 
 To Elec'trif^, v. I. a. Pioj. &Jig. cleftririren, 
 (cleftrifii^) onjic^enj II. ??.eleftrif(bnjerben. 
 
 Elec'trO-, comp. Qhftro = , ©aloano * , P%-*, 
 
 — chemical, e-(bemif(b) — graphy, bie ®-s 
 graphic 5 — magnetic , e-magnetifil) 5 — mag- 
 netism, ber @-magneti§mu§ 5 — metaliurgic, 
 g-plQ|Kf(3^5 - metallurgy, t>k ©-plaflif i - 
 motion, bic ^ortlcitung ber^Icftricitdtj — 
 motive, (bic ©Icftricitdt) leitenb? — motors, 
 pl. (SIcftricitdterrcgcr 5 — scope, ber (Suft*) 
 eieftricitdtSmclfer j-type, l.adj. g-jrap^ifd^j 
 11. *.bic g-c ^bbilbung 5— typist, ber ®-grap^. 
 
 Electr8m'et§r, s. Phy. bcr GlcFtrcmctcr. 
 Elec'trpn, s. bcr 93crnfiein. [p^or. 
 
 Elec'trophor, ElcctrOph'orus , s. bcr (SUhvo* 
 Elec'trum, >v. Min. baS Silbcrgolb, Sleftrum. 
 Elec'tiiary [— tshu — ] , s. Pharm. bie Satwcrge. 
 Elecm5s'ynary [eljmSf'— ], I. adj. t. oon Hu 
 
 mofcn lcbenb5 2. al$ 7fImofen gegebcn, ^Imo* 
 
 fen* J - corporations , SSo^ltbdtigfeit^Qnflal* 
 ^tcnjII.j.berBmofcn cmpfdngt, bcr:}C-genop. 
 El'egance, s. 1. bie3icrIic§Feit, @d)6n^eit, ©le* 
 
 ganj } 2.bie :jf nnc^mlicbf cit, ber Sflcis, ©cbmucf, 
 ^bic SSersierung. [artig, nieblid^. 
 
 El'egant, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. sierlid^, fd(>6nj 
 Elegi'ac, (— cal) , adj. clcgifcb. 
 Elegi'acs, s. pl. Poet, clcgif^e SSerfe. 
 Elegi'aist, El'egist, ,v. Poet, bcr (glcgienbicbler. 
 El'egit, *. Laio, I.ber^fdnbung§bcfel)l3 2. 
 
 U^ burc^ bicfcn ^f. erlongte Sii^t. 
 El'egy, s. Poet, bic Glcgie, ba* ^lagclieb. 
 El'em?nt, s. 1. tiah Element, ber Urftoff , 33e» 
 
 flanbt^citj 2. e-s, pi. a) bic eicmentc, ^n* 
 
 fong^grunbcj 6) yCe/.bic ®c|!aIten(a5rob u. 
 
 SBcin beim TCbenbmQ^l)^ ba§ ^cil. ^bcnbma^U 
 To El'em?nt, v. a. quS eicmcntcn bilbcn. 
 Elemen'tiil, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. elemcntarijd^. 
 EISm?ntal'ity, s. bicS5erbinbung (berSef^anb* 
 J^eilc), bcr^ufttmrnen^ong. [^cit, ber Urftoff. 
 Elementar'ity, s. bie clcmentarif(be Scfcbaffen* 
 Elemen'tary, adj. cicmentariftb. 
 El'emj , .V. baS (Summi @Icmi. 
 El'ephant, 1. s. 1. ber (Slcp^ant, 2. ba§ eifen* 
 
 beinj II. comp. — 's nose, /c/i.ber3tabelfif(b) 
 
 — octavo, eine ^rt grof cS unb brciteS Sctaoj 
 
 — 's oil,ber9lobbent^ran5— ('s) skins, Stob* 
 bcnfeHc (qu§ bcr @fibfee) 5 — seal, ZooL bcr 
 
 ^OJlecrclep^antj — teeth, @'-enjd^nc. 
 Elephanti'asifs, s. Med. ber 6lcp^Qntenau8fa§. 
 Elephan'tine , adj. 1. elcp^antenj 2. clfcn* 
 
 beine(r)n.[^cben,er^o^cn53.beIcben,cr^ei(ern. 
 To El'evate, v. a. 1. empor^cbenj^g-j.2.erj 
 El'evate, El'evated, I. p. a. erboben, ^0(b, flolj^ 
 
 II. — ness, s. 1. bie ©r^aben^citj 2. bic 7fuf- 
 
 geblQfcn^cit. 
 Eleva'tion, s. 1. lit. ikfig. bic ©r^cbung , ©r 
 
 ^6^ung3 2. bic ©r^oben^eiti ^o^eit, SBurot) 
 
 3. T. bic@lcDotion(QU(b Gun.)^ 4. ^Irc/i.ber 
 
Elcv 
 
 282 
 
 Eljs 
 
 :Xufrip ) b.Ast. Die ^ol^O^e i G.Rom. CaihMt 
 
 ^SBonMung, Smpor^cbung J). SBrobcS u.^cldjs. 
 El'evator, s. l.l5crGmpor^cbcnt)C5 6r^ebnil>ej 
 
 2. Mcc/i. ijcr^cbcl, t)aS^cbcn)er!5 3. (c-s, 
 
 pL) Anat. bic ^cbcmugfeln, 4. 6*Mrg. baS 
 
 ^^cbcifen , eicoatorium. [4. 
 
 jSl'evatory, I. adj. ev^o^cnb 5 II. s. vid. b. ». SB. 
 pleve', s. bcr ©(^fllcr, ^Sgling, ^flcgling. 
 Klev'en, adj. cilf, elf. 
 £lev'ent/i, adj. bcr (bie, bQ&) cilftc, elfte. 
 f:icv'ent/«ly, adv. cilftenS, elftcnS. 
 tu, s. Myth, bcr 6If5 ®u% lilp, 5J?a^r, ^o= 
 
 bolbjbiegcci-lock, bie eifflattc,5J?Q^r= 
 
 JIattc j — locks, ubcr^. Iange§, »erfil5tc5, un= 
 
 gcqrbncteS 4)aar. [fen jugcfc^ricbennjurbe) 
 To Elf, V. a. bie ^aare »erfi§cn (wqS ben 6l» 
 fil'fin, adj. in beneifcn, :c. gc^6rig, clfif(ti 
 gli'as, s. (SIia& (9R-n.). 
 To fili9'it , To Eli9'!tate, v. a. lit. &fig. Ijcr= 
 
 auSlorfcu, ^erauSbringen; ^croorbringen. 
 Elicjta'tion, *. bic ^crcorbringung , ^cvau^' 
 
 locfung. [2. Gram. cUbircn. 
 
 To Elide', V. a. l.fi^. cntFraftcn, f(bn)Qcl^cn5 
 ]Eligibn'|ty, s. 1. (or El'jgibIene8s),bicaBal)U 
 
 rofirbigFcif , aSorjfiglitijfeit j 2. Pol. bie SBa^l 
 jQ^igFcit. 
 fil'jgjble, I. adj. ; II.— ly, ado. 1. Wtt^lmftrbigj 
 
 ongemcffcn, corjftgUd^j 2. Pol. njo^lffiljig, 
 Eli'jab, J. eUa, Qiia6 (3R-n.). [rod^lbar. 
 Tofiiim'jnate, v. a. 1. cerbonncnj 2. Afcd. 
 
 n)egfd(>affen; ausrocrfenj 3. Math, (®r6pcn) 
 ^wegf^ttifen? 4. in ^rei^cit fc^cn. 
 feiimjna'tion, j.bicSScrbQnnung,2C.c/. b. o.SB. 
 ftl'jnor, 5. vid, Eleanor. [©eigcrn. 
 
 JEljqua'tion , s. Metal, bic TCbfd^mcljung; bas 
 £li'f ion , s. Gram, bic (Slifion. [(SJJ-n.). 
 
 fili'sh?, fili'shsih, Eli'sa , Eli'za, s. glifa 
 Eii'za, Ell'sa, filiz'abe//!, Elis'?ibe«/i, *. ©Ufa, 
 
 (SUfabct^ (^-n.). 
 To Elix'ate, v. a. Pharm, obfocben, abfiebcn. 
 filixa'tion, s. 1. bie GrweitJ^ung )>ux6) ^odjenj 
 
 2. Pharm. ba§ 7fbfo(^cn, ^Rebcn. 
 feiix'jr, s. 1. Med. (& ^ic/i.) bo§ ^lirir j2. bie 
 ^Sluinteffcns ; 3. * \)a& Sabfal. 
 Elk, *. 1. Zoo^ bag eicnnt^ter^ 2. vid. Elke, 
 
 i.j— nut, Bot. bic^omfltonicj— skin8,(glcnn= 
 J^M^' [Sttrus. 
 
 Elke, *. 1. Orn. ber roilbeiScbroon j2. Bobber 
 Ell , s. bic kngc (ob. cnglifi^c) (SUt (»cn 45 
 ^cngl.3j>Uobcriy4§)arb). 
 El'len, El'ljnor, s. abhr. fur : Helena, Eleanor. 
 El'ljck, *. ahbr. fflr: Alexander. 
 EUrp'sjs (Ellipse'), s. 1. Gram. & Geom. bie 
 
 @Uipfc5 2. Typ. bcr ergansung§|iri(3^ [-]. 
 ^llifp'soTd, s. Geom. bQ& 6Uipfoib. 
 filljp«tji'd?l, adj. Geom. cllipfoibformig. 
 
 JKlItp'tjc, — cal, I. adj.; II. — c^IIy, adu.ettip* 
 El'lis, s. aiifa (9K-n). [tif^. 
 
 Elm, s. Bot. bic Ulme, Sfluflcr. 
 Elmc, St. Elme's fire, s. Met. md. Corposant. 
 El'my, adj. mit Ulmcn bewodjfcn. 
 filQca'tion, s. 1. baS SBcgjie^cn, ^u&jic^enj 
 
 ^2. bic ^rbroeid^ungj Gntsiicfung. 
 ElQcu'tion, s. 1. bic^CuSfpratbej 2. Rhet-s.Ux 
 
 JBortrag j bic Stcbcfunfl, SBo^lrcbcn^cit. 
 Elpcu'tipnist, s. bcr Scorer bcr 9lcbc!unfl. 
 Elocu'tive,^adj. bcrcbt, berebfom. 
 ElO'gjum, El'ogy, s. vid. b. b. Eulogy. 
 Toftlon'gate, v. I. a. 1. i^crldngcmj 2. t>cr« 
 
 Jibicbenj Il.n.ftc^ entfcrnen, vei(^cn(— to, bi§). 
 Elongfi'tion , s. 1. bicSScrldiigcrung, "^ruSbc^s 
 
 nungj 2. bic ©ntfernung j ^crncj 3. Ast. bie 
 
 ^u8»cid)ung ? 4. Surg, bie ( unooUFommenc) 
 
 SScrrcnfung. [©^cfiQiicn, ob. S6(btern). 
 To Elope', V. n. cntlaufcn, cntflict)en (bef. o. 
 Elope'ment, s. bttS (Entlaufcn , bic (b6sli(^e) 
 
 ©ntwcidjung (c/. v.). 
 E'Ipps, s. Ich. bcr <5ibcd)fcnfifi^. 
 El'gqu^nce, s. bic ScrebfttmFcit. [rcbfam. 
 El'9qu?nt , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. bcrcbl , bc= 
 Else, I. adj. ob. pron. (tin) anbcrcr, (cine) 
 ^onbcre, (etwas) onbercSj 11. adv. fonft, too 
 Else'wbcre [— LwAr], adv. onbcrSWO. [ni(i)t. 
 El'gje, s. abhr. \ux\ Elisabeth. [fingSr. 
 
 Elsjneur', ElsinOrc', s. Geog. (bic ©tabt) ^Cl» 
 Elu'cjdary, I. s. bic ©rlQUtcrung j II. adj cridu* 
 To Ein'cjdate, v.a. erldutcrn, Quf!I5rcn.[tcmb. 
 Elucjda'tion, s. bic 6rlauterung,2Cuffldrung, 
 Elu'cidative, adj. cridutcrnb, crHdrcnb. 
 Elu'cjdator, s. bcr Grtldrer, 7fu8lcgcr. 
 Elu'cubrate, adj. »o^I au&gcarbcitct. 
 To Elude', V. a. 1. (mit Sifi) auSwcid^cn, cnt* 
 
 n>if(^cn5 2. djfcn, ldufd;cn j 3. entfrdftcn. 
 Elu'dible , adj. ocrcitclbar, umgc^bor. 
 Eliim'bated, adj. lenbcnlo^m. 
 Elu'fion, s. bic (Ufligc) ^ifuSrocid^ung , TfuS* 
 
 flu(it, bcr asinfelsug. [pcrcitclnb) betruglitb- 
 Elu'sive, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. au§mci(benb, 
 Elu'gorjn^ss, s. bic B6)lau^tit, ^intcrlifl. 
 Elu'spry, adj. bctruglid^, fd)Iau5 iUuforif(^. 
 To Elute', V. a. obwafcbcn, wcgwafcbcn. 
 To Elu'triate , v. a. Chem. & Min. abfci^cn, 
 
 f(blcmmcn, abflaucn. [flauen (bcr Grjc). 
 
 Elutrja'tion, s. ba& Xbfei^cn, ©d^lemmcn , Hh- 
 To Eliix'ate, v. a. Surg. ccrrcnFcn. 
 ElvLxa'tion, s, Surg, bic SScrrcnfung. 
 Elvc'IScks , *. vid. Elf-locks unt. Elf. 
 El'ver, s. Ich. ber Heine 5DiccraaI. 
 El'vjsh, {Shksp.) clfcnartig. Ifig. t)immlif(^. 
 El3f?'i?n, adj. 1. JWi/</...clQfdif*, Clpflftb^ 2. 
 El>s'ii;m, [ \Vorc.\ ilizh'iura, IF.,Sm.], s.Mijtlu 
 
Cizc 
 
 283 
 
 Embo 
 
 fil'zevir, s. Typ. 1. Nonpar eUle-^il^vi^ti 2. 
 
 ein ©et)cs»^ormat. [objc^rcn. 
 
 To Ema'cjate , v. I. a. au§mergcln J II. n. ri(^ 
 fima'cjate, adj. abgcmogert, abgcjc^rt. 
 femacja'tion, s. bicKuSmergcIun9,7Cbsc^rung. 
 fimac'ul^te, adj. unbeflccft, rein. 
 Em'an^nt, adj. QuSflicpenb, ^crru^rcnfe. 
 To £ni'?inate , v. a. au§flicf cn , ^crrfi^rcn (— 
 Emana'tion, a', ber ^CuSflupj erQUp.Lfrom, j>on). 
 fiman'aitifve , fiman'^ttpry , adj. QU&flicf cnb, 
 
 ^erru^renb. [2. fig. befrcicn. 
 
 To Eman'cjpate , v. a. I. freilaffen, cntlaffcni 
 Em.in'cipate, adj. frcigcfprocbcn. 
 Emancjpa'tion , s. 1. bie ^rcifprc(bung , (Snt= 
 
 laffungj 2. morf. bie Emancipation j 3. bicSSc^ 
 
 ^frciung (oon JBorurtbcilcn, jc). 
 Eman'cjpatipnist , s. Anu bcr Scrt^eibigcr 
 
 ^bcr ©claocnbcfrciung. [cipate. 
 
 £man'cjpat9r, s. bcr ffiefrcicr, JC cf. To Eman- 
 To Emar'gjnate , v. a. 1. bcn fRanb mcgnct)* 
 
 men j 2. am {Ranbc jcicbncn, auSjacf en. 
 Emar'gjnate, I. adj. Bot. auSgcronbctj II.— ly, 
 
 adv. ferbroeifc. 
 To Eraas'culatc , v. a. lit. &fig. cntmanncn. 
 fimas'cQIate, adj. cntmannt. 
 fimascula'tion, s. bic (Sntmannung. [liren. 
 To Embale', v. a. cinpacfcn, tjerpacfcn, cmbal* 
 To Embalm' [—bam'], v. a. 1. cinbalfamiren 5 
 
 fig-s. 2. cr^altcnj 3. burcbbfiften. 
 pmbalm'^r [—bam'—], s. ber Ginbalfamircr. 
 Embalin'ment[— bam'— ], s. bic einbalfami= 
 to Erabiink', u.a.dnbcitbcn, cinbfimmcn.[rung. 
 |:mbank'm?nt , s. bic Ginbdmmung, ©inbci* 
 
 d)ung 5 Ginfajfung j bcr ©amm. 
 To Embar', v. a. 1. cinfpcrrcn 5 2. fig. tjcmmcn. 
 Krabar'go, s. Law, 1. bcr ^rrcfl, S5cf(blag 
 
 (auf iScbiifO j 2. bic ^anbcI§=(Spcrre. 
 ToEmbar'go, v. a. Law, 1. S3cfcblag Icgcn auf, 
 
 mit ^rrcfl bclcgcn, 2.b. (0ce»)^anbc( fpcrrcn. 
 To Embark', v. I. a. 1. cinf^iffcnj 2. fig. in 
 
 (Stma^ Dcrroicf cin ) 11- «. l- fid? einfcbiffcnj 2. 
 
 fig. fi(b cinlalfcn in . . ./ ocrmicfcln. 
 fimbarka'tion , Embark'm^nt, s. 1. bic (Sin* 
 
 f(!^iffung5 2. bic SScrlabung. 
 To Embar'r?s, v. a. I. »cr»i(feln, ocrwirrcnj 
 
 2. in SScrlcgen^cit fc|cn5 3. bcf(bn)crcn. 
 lirabar'r^sgm^nt, s. 1. bic SBcrnjicfcIung 5 2. bic 
 
 SScrn)irrung,(®ctbOS5crIcgcnt)cit5 3. tjieScs 
 To Embase, &c. vid. unt. Im — [^inbcrung. 
 Embase'ra^nt, s. bic ©erring crung, SScrfdU 
 pmbas'sadpr, s. Dip. bcr ®cfanbtc. [f(bung. 
 Igmbas'sadr?sg, s. bic ©cfanbtinn. (fig-)- 
 
 fim'bassy, s. bic ®efanbtf(baft, 35otf(baft (aud) 
 To Erab.at'tle, v. I. n. 1. * in ©(blacbtorbnung 
 
 ficUcn 5 2. mit 3inncn locrfcbcn > II. n. fdjlacbt- 
 
 fertig fle^cn. 
 
 To Embay', v. a. Mar. in eittc S5aQ bringcn, 
 Ijincintreibcn. 
 To JEmbed', v. a. bcttcn, lagcm? HMTgrabcn. 
 Erabed'd^d, p. a. l.cingcbrungcn^tcrgrabcnj 
 
 2. tcrwcbt, (in einanbcr) cinDcrmatbfcn. 
 
 To ^mbel'lish, v. a. jjcrf^oncrn, sicren, au5* 
 Embel'lisher, s. Dcr SScrfcboncrcr. [fdbmurfcn. 
 Embel'nshm^nt, s. bic S5crf(b6ncrimg i 3icrbc. 
 fim'ber, s. comp. 1. Ecc-s. — day, biT JD.ua« 
 
 tcmbcrj — week, bic SluatcmbcrnjotbC) 2. 
 
 — goose, Orn. bcr ^bl>cnt&ii>ogcl. 
 Em'bers , s. pi. bic ^cipc Wf • [gcn. 
 
 To Embez'zle , v. a. t^cruntrcucii , untcrf(b(a* 
 Embez'zlsm?nt , s. 1. bicSScruntrcuung, Un» 
 
 terf(blagung, bcr Untcrf(blcif 3 — of the cargo, 
 
 Corn. OJlip^anblung bcr Sabung j 2. bas un» 
 
 tcrfdjlagcnc ®ut. [&crf(bn)cnbcr. 
 
 Erabez'zl^r, s. 1. bcr SScruntrcucnbCj 2. bcr 
 to Emblaze', v. o. 1. glfinjcnb ma(bcn, be* 
 
 flra^Icnj 2.ytg.(au§)f(bmitcfcn j 3. vid. b. f. SB. 
 To ^Cmbl.a'zon , V. a. 1. //cr. mit S8opcnbtl= 
 
 bcrn auSmalcn, blafonnircnj/g-*. 2. jicrcnj 
 
 3. crbcbcn,/a/n. ^crau§flrci(bcn. 
 Embla'zon^r, s. 1. bcr SBapcnmalcrj SB-fun= 
 
 bigc, asiafonnifij 2. bcr offcntlitbeSobrcbncr 
 
 pomp^aft InFiinbigcnbc. 
 Embla'zonm^nt, s. 1. ba§ Slafonnircn j 2. bic 
 
 pompbaftc TCnfunbigung. 
 Embla'zonry, .v. ba§ SSopcngcmalbc. 
 Em'bl?m, s. 1. ba§ (al§ 3icratt)) (Siugctcgtci 
 
 bic jDlurioarbcit, «»?ofai!j 2. fig. ba& ©innbilb. 
 To Em'bl^m, v. a. finnbilbli(b barflcHcn, t>cr« 
 ^finnbilblicbcn. [rinnbilblid[) , cmbtcmatifdj. 
 Erablemrit'jCj — c?il , I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 Emblem'atrst , .v. bcr Grpnbcr J>on ©innbil* 
 
 bcrn, in ©Icicbniffcn Slcbcnbc [Emblem. 
 To Emblem'atize , To Em'blemize , vid. To 
 To Embod'y, v. a. 1. oerforpcm; 2. tin' 
 
 oerieibcn. [gcfd)altctc 3cit. 
 
 Em'bQlism, s.l. bic ©inftbaltung j 2. bic ein* 
 EmbQlif'mal, EmbQli^'mjc, adj. cingcfd)a(tct, 
 ^©(balt*. [pel (in ^umpwcrfen). 
 
 Em'boliis, s. Mcch. & P/i7/.bcr,^olbcn, ©tcm* 
 To Embor'd^r, Embo'som, &c. vid. Im... 
 To Emboss', v. a. l.Arch. &. Sculp, ertabcnc 
 
 ■Jfrbcit madden, trcibcn, cr^bcn cingrabcnj 
 
 2. mit fnopfformigcn SScrjicrungcn i>crfc()cn j 
 
 3. Sport, (ein aSitb) matt iagcn. 
 Embos's^d, comp. — leather, gieib»Ob. JHicfcl* 
 
 Icbcr, (S^agrinj— silk, fo9onnirtc§ ©cibcnscug. 
 Erabos'ser, s. bcr SScrfertigcr cr^abcncr Arbeit. 
 EmbSss'm^nt, a\ 1. bic Gr^abcn^cit, ^croor* 
 
 ragung j 2. bic crljabenc TTrbcit. 
 To Embot'tle, v. a. J. aufSlaf(bcn fiiacnj2. 
 
 in 93finbcl binbcn. 
 Embouchure [embushar'] , *. (froniO 1. tie 
 
Embo 
 
 284 
 
 Emph 
 
 !Wunbutt8 (cines ^lufTeS, ®ef(^u|c8, :c.)5 2. 
 
 Mus. Das gKunt)Io(& (btr S3lQ&inflrumente). 
 To Embovlr'el, v. a. 1. au&n)ciDen5 2. ent^dten. 
 To Embrace', v. a. l.(sun).n.) umarmen, um» 
 
 faifcn iau6)fig.')^2.fig. (begierig) ergreifen, 
 
 anne^menj 3. bie ®ef(^»orncn su beftec^cn 
 
 cerfud^en. [Umarmung. 
 
 Embrace' (Embrace'm^nt) , s. Die (jdrtU^C) 
 Embra'ceour, s. Lawy t>er ungcrufene (oD. t>ur(| 
 '^eflec^ung gcroonnenc) 3cuge. 
 Embra'c?r, s, 1. Der UmarmeuDe, 2C. c/. To 
 
 Embrace; 2. Law;, mte Embraceour. 
 Embra'c^ry, s. Law ^ l)a§ SJerbret^en cine§ 
 
 Embraceour. 
 
 Embra|urc', s. 1. 
 
 Fort. Dieedjicpfcbartej 2. 
 
 ylrc/i. Die 3;^ur- oDcr gcnflcroertiefung. 
 To Em'brpcate, w. a. Surg. & Med, mit 0pi» 
 
 ntu0;jc. (ein)reibcn. 
 Embroca'tipn , *. Surg. & Med. 1. Die (SinxiU 
 
 bung mit®|)intu§} 2. DaS JBd^ung&mittcl. 
 To Embr6i'd?r, v. a flicfcn J e-ing frame , Der 
 
 ©ticfro^men. 
 
 Embroi'der^r, s. Der ©ticfer. Die ©ticfcrinn. 
 Embr6i'd?ry, s. 1. Die iStirfereij 2.^g. Der 
 
 garbcn»cd)fel, asiumenfdjraucf. [mcfeln. 
 To Embroil', u. a. jerrutten, ccricirrenj ioer= 
 Embr6il'm?nt, .v. Die 3erriittung; SSerwirrung. 
 ifem'bryo, Em'bryCn, I. *. Dcr embrj)0, ^rud^t' 
 
 teim ) in e-o, j?g. im SBcrDen j II. adj. f eiraenD, 
 
 im SBerDcn bcgriffen. [toraic. 
 
 fembrySfomy, s. Anat. & Surg. Die 6mbrt)o* 
 To grabCrsc', &c. vid. Im . . . &c. 
 :£mgn'dable, adj. Dcrbefferlic^. [gung. 
 
 Emenda'tioa, s. Die SScrbefferung, a3eri(^ti= 
 Em^nda'tof, s. Der S5erbeJTercr , 83 erid() tiger. 
 Emen'datory, adj. oerbejfemD. 
 Em'^rald , I. s. Min. Der <SmaragD j II. adj. 
 
 Her. fmaragDfarbcn. 
 To Emerge', v. n. 1. auftaut^eiij 2. cmpor= 
 Jommeit} ^erauSrogcnj 3.ytg. entfte^en. 
 ^mer'g?nce (Emergency), *.l.Da8^eroor=oD. 
 
 emporfommcn } 2. Da5 (Srcignip, Der 3ufaU j 
 
 3. Die DringcnDc 5Kot^»enDigFcit. 
 EmSr'gent, adj. 1. ouftau(^enD, ^eroor^ oD. 
 
 emporJommenDj 2. fig. cntfietjenDj 3. plS^- 
 
 \[6i, unt)crmut^et) 4. DringenD^ roi^tig. 
 fim'§ril , Em'ery , s. 1. Dcr <S(^mcrgel ((5ifen= 
 
 ers)5 2. (gmmeri* (5Jl-n.)- 
 Emer'jted, adj. auSgcDient, emeritirt. 
 Emer'sion, .v. 1. DaS TCuftaud^cn 5 -^croorragenj 
 
 2. fig. DqS JBicDer^eroorfommen 5 3. Ast.tia^ 
 
 S5id)tbar»crDcn (cine§ StcrneS) 5 4. DaS ©nt 
 jfim'^t, vid. Emmet. [fommcn 
 
 EmSt'lc, L s. Med. Dq& SSrcc^mittcl } II. adj 
 
 (or — cal ; — cally, adu.) emetifd^ 5 — tartar, 
 
 or tartar — , Der ^re^iweinfiein. 
 
 fim'eu, fi'mcw, *. Her. Der Jtafuar. [broufen. 
 Emica'tion, s. Da§ §un!cn, ^untenwcrfeii; S5er= 
 Emic'tion, s. 1. Der Urinj 2. Do& J^arnen. 
 Em'i^rant, I. adj. auSwanDcrnDj II. ^.Der^uS* 
 To Em'lgrate, v. n. auSroanDem. [wanDcrcr. 
 Emjgra'tipn, *. Die ^u&wanDerung 
 Emi'lja, Em'ily , *. gmilic (g-n.). 
 Em'|n?nce, -v. lit. Si fig. 1. Die ^o^e, (Sr^aben* 
 
 ^cit5 2. Die ^n^o^ej 3. Der ©ipfelj 4. Die 
 
 SffiiirDe, Der SSorjug, 5. Dcr^o^e0lang5 6 
 Ji/Ied. Die ®ef(b»ulfl. 
 Em'jn^nt, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ^0(b / cr^^' 
 
 ben, 2. j5g:. oorjuglicb 5 ^6(bli(b5 Most — , (in 
 E'mjr, s. Der ©mir. [Sitein) ^ocbwurDigfl. 
 Em'issary, I. s. 1. DcrSmiffar, 7(bgefanDte, 
 
 ^unDfd^aftcr^ 2. Anat. etn ,K6rper, Dcr et= 
 
 roaS auswirfti II. adj. 1. au&fpd^enD j 2. ^naf . 
 
 — vessels, IbfonDerungSgefdpc. 
 Emis'sion, s. 1. Die ^uSfenDung 5 2. (aufb^^SfO 
 
 Die 7(u8flr6mung, Der^u§flu^)3. Com. La\i\ 
 
 (com ^apicrgelDe) a)DasIu§gcbcn, Sn^Um* 
 
 lauffe^enj 6)Die@crie. 
 To fimit', V. a. l.auSfenDettj Qu8ftr6menjous» 
 
 roerfeni 2. Com, Law , audgeben, in Umlauf 
 
 fc§cn oD. bringen (^QpiergelD). 
 Emmen'agOguef , s. pi. Med. gmmcniagogo. 
 fim'raerick, ,v. 1. (Jeog. (Die StaDt) (Smmertd) 5 
 
 2. emmcricb (9K-n.). 
 To Emmesh' , v. a. tjerftricf en, fangcn. 
 Em'inet, 5.Die7fraeife5— bunter, Orn.Der 2Ben» 
 To EmSl'ljate, v. a. oer»ei(bIicben. [De^al&. 
 Emftl'l}?nt, I. adj. Med. erweid^enDj II. e s, 
 J. pi. Med. erweicbenDc SHittel. 
 Emolli'tion, s. Die ©rwcid^ung. 
 Emfil'ument , s. I. sing. Der 3Xu§en , SSort^cilj 
 
 II. e-s, pi. 3tebeneinfunfte. 
 Emolumen'tal, adj. nu|lid) , tort^eit^aft. 
 fimo'tion , s. hilfig. tiit (^eftigc) SScwcgung, 
 
 ^ufrcgung, Dcr :iCufru^r. 
 To Empale', v. a.l. Mi7. ccrpttUifaDircn j 2. 
 
 umgebenj einfc^Ucf enj 3. fpief en (al§ Strafe). 
 Empale'raent, s. 1. Mil. DaS SScrpaUifaDircn j 
 
 2. DaS ®pief en (alS "Strafe), 3. Bat. vid. D. li. 
 
 Calyx; 4.^er.DieSSerfii)rdnfung oonSBoppen. 
 To Empann'el, f. To Impannel. 
 To ?mpark', v. a. umjounen, einfcblief cn.[gcn. 
 To ]i:mper'il, v. a. gcfd^rDcn , in ©efa^r brin» 
 Em'p?ror, s. Dcr ^aifcr, — drawing paper, 
 
 mod. Das Smperials^eicbcnpapier. 
 Em'phasis, s. Rhet. Dcr S^aibDrucf. 
 To Em'phasize, v. a. (mit3ta(bDrucf)betonen. 
 Emphat'jc , — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally , adv. 
 
 'na(i^Ddi(fli(b , emp^atif(^ 5 fraftig 5 III.— ness, 
 
 jf. Die 3ta(bbriicfli(^Feit. 
 I Emphyse'mai, *, Surg. Die SBinDgefcbroulft. 
 |;Emphysem'atou9, adj. Surg, cmp^tjfcumatld?. 
 
Emph 
 
 285 
 
 Enca 
 
 fimphytcS'tjc , adj. Law, cvhuadftlid). 
 fim'pire, s. 1. baSSfleic^} ^aifert^umj 2. Mc 
 Em'piric, sMv (Smpirifcr.[^errf(^aft, ®e»Qlt. 
 EmpTr'jc, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. empi* 
 EmpTr'jcism, * . bie Empiric [rifd) . 
 
 To?mpla8't?r,tj. a. 1. bcpflaftcrn5 2.^gr. fiber* 
 Emplas'tic, adj. ikhviQ, Hcbenb. [tunc^cn. 
 To Employ' ,v.a.l. beft^dftigen, s" t^un ge* 
 
 ben, onflellcn , 2. onwenben, (gc=)brau(icn} to 
 
 — funds, ©clb Qulcgcn. 
 gmplof, .V. 1. bieSefdjdftigungj 2. McTCn* 
 
 n>cnt>ung, bcr ®ebraud?5 3. baS ®cfd()dft, 
 
 §Qd(> 5 4. bic ITnflcaung, bQ§ ICmt. 
 Employ'able, adj. hxavL6)hav, anwcnbbar. 
 Empl6y'?r, s. 1. bcr Sefidftigenbc, :c. c/. To 
 
 Employ; 2. bcr Srob^err, ^rincipolj Corns. 
 
 3. ber 6ommittent5 4. ber ®cf(bdftsfrcunb. 
 EmployWnt , .v. 1. »ie Employ , 1., 2., A; 4. j 
 *2. ber ^fuftrogj 3. bic ^nlegung (con (§a= 
 To Erapoi'fon, v. a. cergiftcn. [pitalicn). 
 ?rap6i'f oner, s. (auiifcg.) bcr SBcrgifter, ®i\U 
 
 mifc^crj bie ©iftmifdjcrinn. 
 ]prap6?'§onm?nt, s. bic S5crgiftung. 
 i.mp9ret'jc, — c?il, adj. bcn ^onbcl betrcffcnb. 
 Empo'rjora, Em'p^ry, s. 1. Com. ber |)anbclSs 
 
 pla§, (Stapclplai, bic ^aupt=?ticbcrlagc j 2. 
 
 j?g. bcr SSorrat^, ©dija^. 
 To EmpSv'eriBh, u. I. a. 1. arm madden J 2 Jig. 
 
 auSfaugen (ben Sobcn) j 11. n. cerarmcn. 
 Emp8v'?ri8h?r, s. Ux (ba$) arm aRac^enbe, jc. 
 
 cf. b. p. as. [mad)cn. 
 
 Emp8v'eri8hm?nt, *. bic SScrarmung, ba§ 7(rm» 
 To Erapovl'^r, u. a. ermdtbtigctt, bcpoUmdcb* 
 Jigcn, autorijiren. [^errfcberinn. 
 
 ]Em'pr98«» *• !• bie ^aiferinnj 2. *biea5es 
 Emp'tj^r [em' — ] , s. ber 2Cu&lcerer. 
 fimp'tily [Sm'— ], odo. »on Empty , qv. 
 Emp't}n?8fc [em'—], s. 1. lit. & fig. tic Ztcv- 
 
 beit, Sccrt? 2. bie eitclfeit^STiid^tigfeitiS. 
 JJom. baS 5Kanco, Untcrgeroid^t. 
 Emp'tion [em' — ], s. Com. Law, bill of— ^ 
 
 ^bcr ^aufbrief. 
 
 Emp'ty [em' — ] , adj. 1. lit. &.fig. Uct^fig-s. 2. 
 
 frei (»on)5 3. citel, ni(btig5 4. unbclaflet, Com. 
 
 obne Sobungj — books, Gold-h., baS §ulls 
 
 biQtt, edju^blatt. 
 To Emp'ty [em'—] , v. I. a. 1. leeren , auSlee* 
 
 rcnj 2. fig. crf(b6pfcn5 n. n. leer werben, 
 
 auSlttufen. [^urpur fiberjie^cn. 
 
 To Empurple, v. a. purpurrot^ fdrben, mit 
 To Empiiz'zle, vid. To Puzzle. [@iterung. 
 fimpye'ma, s. Med. ber Snifteiter, bie innerc 
 Empyr'eal , ^mpjfr'ean , adj. cmpQrdifd). 
 Empyre'an, Erapyr'eum , s. ba§ 6mpt)rcum. 
 Empyr'eum, Empyreu'ma, s. Chem. bcr bran* 
 
 bidjtc , brensli£(>e ®eru(b ob. ®cf(bmQce. 
 
 fimpyrefimat'ic, — c?I, adj. Chem. branbit^t, 
 Era'rod, ,v. Glaz. bcr ®Iafcrbiamttnt.[bren5U(|>. 
 Em'rose, s. Bot. bic ^loppcrrofc, ^ornrofc. 
 To Em'ulatc, v. a. na(bal)mcn; nod^cifcrn 
 fimiila'tion, s. 1. bie ?^a(bcifcrung , bcr SBctf* 
 ^cifer j 2. ber Steib, bic (Sifcrfu(bt. 
 Em'ulative, adj. nQd(>eifcrnb. 
 Em'ulatpr, s. bcr !)^a(bcifcrcr, SKitbcwcrbcr. 
 Em'ulatr^ss , s. bic 53litbenjerberinn , 5tebcn» 
 Emulge', V. a. ausmelfcn. [bu^lcrinn. 
 
 Emiil'gent, adj. au§melFcnb , Qu&jicbenb) — 
 
 vessels (cmulgents), Anat. bic ^icrcngcfdpe. 
 Em'uloas , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. (mit of; 1. 
 
 roetteifernb 5 na(bcifcrnb , cifrig J 2. cifcrfu(b» 
 
 tiq, ebrfiicbtig, ncibif(b j HI. — ness, s. 1. bcr 
 ^SBcttcifcrj 2. bie Gifcrfucbt. 
 Eniul'sion, s. Med. bic (Smulfion. 
 Euml'sjvc, adj. Med. 1. Unbcrnb, crn)ci(bcnbj 
 
 2. Pharm. mW^ft, SKilcbfafl gcbcnb. 
 Emunc'tories , s. pi. Anat. bie Gmunctoria. 
 Emunda'tion, s. bic Slcinigung. 
 Em'y, s. abbr. fflr: Emily. [©tanb fc^cn. 
 
 To Ena'ble, v. a. bcfd^igcn, (u(btig ma(bcn, in 
 Ena'blcm^nt, s. bie 95cfd^igung. 
 To Enact', v.a.l. Law, (cinerTCctc) ®efc$c§» 
 
 fraft gebcnj 2. (burtb ein ®efc$) i?crfugcn; 
 
 cerorbncn, befibUcf en. 
 E^nac'tjvc, adj. cerfugt) pcrorbncnb. 
 |lnact'm?nt, s. Laws. 1. bie legislative SSe* 
 
 fldtigung eincr Tfcte^ 2. bic gcfc§U(bc SSerfu* 
 
 gung, Serorbnung, ®efc$crlaf]'ung 
 Elnac'tpr, s. ber SJerorbncr, ©cfc^gcbcr. 
 To Enam'bash, v. a. eincn ^intcr^alt ftcHcn. 
 Enam'?l, s. 1. ber ©d^mclj, Gmailj 2. bic B-- 
 
 arbcit, ©-malcreij 3. bic ©((b)maltc5 4. bic 
 
 ®lafur (bcr 3d^nc). [bunt madden, fdjmiKCcn. 
 To Enara'?l , v. a. & n. 1. cmailliren j 2. fig 
 Enam'elar, adj. 1. au8 ©mail J 2. cmailartigj 
 
 S.fig. glatt unb gldnjenb. 
 Enam'?Il§r, s. bcr GmaiUircrj Ts. dial-plate 
 
 — , bcr 3iffcrblattcmaillcur 5 — '« file, bic 
 
 ©d^ncibcfcile. [with, in)i fclfeln. 
 
 To Enam'our, ?j. o. pcrlicbt madden (— ofob. 
 Enarmed', adj. Her. geroaffnct. 
 Enatrf/iro'sjs, *. Anat. bic ®clcn!ccrbinbung 
 
 mit ^ugel unb ^fanne. [njacbfcnb. 
 
 Enate', adj. Anat. ^crau&gcwad^fcn, ^ertjor* 
 To Encage', v. a. einfpcrrcn. 
 To Encamp', v. a. (& n. fi(b) lagcrn. 
 Encarap'ment, *. 1. baS Xagcrnj 2. ba§ Sagci. 
 To Encan'k?r, v. a. lit. kfig. jcrfrcffcn, tJcr* 
 
 berben. 
 
 To Encase', v. a. (in ein®c^dufc)cinf(blic^cn. 
 To Encash', v. a. Com. (©d^ulbcn) cincaffircn. 
 Encash'm^nt, s. Com. bic (Sinforbcrung con 
 
 ©dbulben, ©incaffirung, ba§ Sncaffo. 
 
Enca 
 
 286 
 
 Endi 
 
 ]g:nc4n'«t|c, I. adj. Paint. cmttiUirt, gefi^t, en* 
 
 taufHfd)5 -tiles, 1. enfouftifd^e flatten ju 
 
 ^upboben 5 2. enFau|tif(§e Stad)cln 5 II. *. 
 
 /^aint. tie Gnfauftif. 
 To Encave', v. a. XfitUvQtxi (in cinc 4)o^te, jc.)- 
 Enceint', Enceinte' [^nsant'J, I. s. Mil.Ux 
 
 gBc^rfrds (einer geflung), SScjirfj II. adj. 
 
 Law, [(^monger. 
 Enceph'ali, s. pi. Med. J){cS[Bfirmerim,Kopfc. 
 To Enchafe', Did. To Chafe, 1. 
 To Enchain', v. a. anUtUxi, ntxUtUn. 
 ToEnchant', u. a. ihtlfig.) bejaubem. 
 gnchan't^r, s. lit. Scfig- ^^r 3auberer) —'s 
 
 night-shade, Bot. ta§ ^cj:en(raut. [jaubernl). 
 EnchSn'tjng, I. p. pr. & a.; II. — ly, adv. bc* 
 Enchant'm^nt, j.bie aSejaubcrungj Der 3oubcr. 
 ^Qchan'tr?ss, *, (bef.yfff.) bic 3aubcrinn, 95c» 
 
 jaubernt>c. 
 
 To Enchase', v. a. 1. yeic. einfttifen) 2. Engr. EIncum'brance, s. 1. /tt. tic Saflj 2. jl^\ tie 
 dngraben, sifcliren, guilloc^iren, mit getric* SScfc^roerte, tas J^internipj 3. Laio, tic ^af* 
 
 bcncr, (jalbcr^abcncr TCrbeit ocrjicrcn, cmail» tcntc ©(^ult 
 
 lirenj 3. jig. ocrjicrcit; ftbmurfenj enchasing 
 hammer, tcr Srcib^ammcr. 
 
 Encha's?r , *. tcr ©infaffcr; :c. vid. t. ». SB. 
 
 to Encir'cle, u. a. umringcn,umgcbcn)UmQr= 
 men. f cnf Utif(i) j II. s. tic enfUtifa. 
 
 Enciit'ic, Gram. I. adj. (— cal ; — c^lly, adv.) 
 
 to ?ncl6i'8t?r, v. a. (in e.,^lo|lcr) einfperren. 
 
 To Enclose', v. a. 1. Zt7. bcfrictigcn, einjdus 
 ncnj^g-*. 2. umgebcn , einfcbUepen J 3. bci* 
 f(blicpcn, bcifugcn (cincna5rief,K.)5 4. infid> 
 fallen 5 the (letter) e-d, tcr (Sinf^Iup, 95ei* 
 fd)Iup, tie Qinlagc (cineS a3ricfc&, jc). 
 
 Enclo'^?r, s. tcr ©insduncttte, k. c/. t. 0. SB. 
 
 gnc!5'sare[— zhijr] ,*. l.iif.ticSBcfrictigung, 
 (gin^dgungj tcr 3aun, taS @tacfct5 2. tcr 
 Umfang, SScsirfj 3. tas cinge^Sgte ®runt» 
 fiM^Jig-s. 4. tie (5inf(I)liepung 5 5.tQ§ ©in* 
 gefdjloffcne, tcr 33cif(^lup (cinc8a3rtefc§,2C.). 
 
 To Encoach', v. a. (in cincr »^utf(^c) ffi^rcn, 
 
 To EncSffin, v. a. einfargen. [fa^ren. 
 
 Enco'rajast, s. tcr 2obrctncr. 
 
 gncorajas'tic, I. {or — c?il) adj. lobrctncrif^j 
 lobpreifent J II. or ^nco'mjum, s. tic Sobrcte. 
 
 To ?nc5m'pa88 , v. a. 1. umgcbcn^umjleacn, 
 cinf(^Uepen } 2. umfa^rcn. [tcr Umf<^»cif. 
 
 Elnc8m'pa88m?nt , *. 1. taS Umgcbcnj 2.^g. 
 
 EncOre' [Sngkor'] , adv. Theat. da Capo. 
 
 To Encore' [SngkOr'] , v. a. Theat. jur 3B{e* 
 tcr^olung auffortern j da Capo ©crlangcn. 
 
 lincoAn't^r, s. 1. taS 3ufammcntrcif en J 2. toS 
 ®efcd)t,3;reffcnj 3. tcr Sroeifompf. 
 
 To Encodn't^r, v. a. & n. 1. angrcifenj 2. »i* 
 tcrftc^enj ftrcitcn; fdrnpfenj beflc^cn j 3. bc« 
 gcgnen. xufommentreffcn} 4.cntgcgcnfommcn. 
 
 pncoi\n't9r?r, s. tcr TCngrcifcr, (Scgncr. 
 
 To l^ncoar'age, v. a. 1. cnnul^igctt, Qunian* 
 tern ) 2. bcffirtcrn, untcrflfi$cn. 
 
 Encoiir'agement, s. 1. tic QCufmuntcrung, (Jr» 
 mut^igungj 2.tic aScfortcrung, aSegfinfligung. 
 
 Encoiir'ag^r, s. ter Xufmunterer, 2c. cf. t d. 
 
 Encrisped', adj. gefrdufcit, locfig. [SB-r. 
 
 To Encroach', v. n. (mit upon) 1. Gingri^ 
 t^un, cingrcifenj 2 tte®rcn8cnfibcrf(§rcitcn> 
 3. fii Stn>a§ anmafcn, 4. (anmQt>lig) bccin* 
 trac^tigen. [gung , ter (Singrift 
 
 Encroach', ;^j:ncroa'ching, s. tic a3ceintrQ(t)ti« 
 
 Encroa'ch^r, .v. tcr a5ceintrd(btiger, c/. To En- 
 croach, [griff j 2. tie TCnmaf ung. 
 
 Encroach'm?nt , s. 1. tcr (gefc$»itrigc) 6in» 
 
 ToEncura'b^r, v. a. 1. bcf(^»crcn, bclaflcnj 
 2. iinternj (ten 9laum) ccrfperren^ 3.^g. 
 ccrmirfeln. [ftiirfcn). 
 
 Encum'b^red, p. a. cerf4)Ultct(bcf.J). ®ntnt« 
 
 [^t)pot^e?ariu$. 
 
 Encum'br^nc?r , 5. Law, ter ^fantglQubigcr, 
 
 EncyclQpe'djai, ?ncf clope'dy , s. tic 6nCJ)fIo« 
 
 Encycigpe'djan, adj. cnci)flopdtij"(&. [pfitic. 
 
 Encyclope'dist, s. tcr enct)flopfitifl. 
 
 Encys't^d, adj. Med. in cinc SBIafc cingcf(|)Iof» 
 
 Jen J — tumour, tie a3alggefd()»uljl. 
 
 End, l.s.l. lit. kfig. toS Qntej J2g-*. 2. taft 
 3icl; terSntswecf^ 3.tcrS5ort^eilj ^.lit. 
 taS @nt4>en, ©turfj 5. e-s, pi. Com. SBaa* 
 renreflCj shoemakers* — , tcr ^c(&tra^t } at 
 an — , 1. jtt @nte i 2. meiflcn&, gc»6^nli£& 5 to 
 no—, cergebenSj to the — that, tamit, in ter 
 ^bfti^t, top 5 an (cor. p. on)— , aufrodrtS, su 
 JBcrgcj to be at one's wit's- , fx(j^ ni(J^tmc^r 
 ju ratten wiffenj II. comp. — bitten, Bot. 
 abgebiffcnj— nicked, Bot. auSgerantctj — ** 
 (ends)man, vulg. ter S5orfdufer, TCuffdufcr. 
 
 To End, V. a. 1. (n, ri^)entigcn, cntcnj2. 
 
 En'd^ble, adj. Jam. entbar. [pcrni(^tcn. 
 
 To Endam'age, v. a. bcfcbdtigen, bcnQ(^t^cili» 
 
 Endam'age^ble, adj. fcIjdtU^, gcfd^rU4>.[gcn. 
 
 Endam'?igem?nt, s. tcr Sd^ate, SScrlufl. 
 
 To Endan'gfr, v. a. gefd^rtcn. 
 
 To Endear', v. a. wcrt^, t^cuermoiJijcn^reiicn. 
 
 Endear'm?nt, s. 1. tcr OlciSJ 2. tic Sicbej 
 SBert^f(i^d§ung> 2iebFofung. [mu^ung. 
 
 Endeav'oijr, s. ta§ SScflrcben, tie (cifrige)ffica 
 
 To EIndeav'oijr, v. I. n. {\6i bcflrcbcn, ft^ cif- 
 rig bemit^en; tra^ten; II. a. cerfuii^en 
 
 ?ndeav'our?r, s. tcr ft^ S3eflrebcnte, :c. 
 
 Endec'agSn, *. Geom, taS Silfccf. [entcmif(|>. 
 
 Ende'mjgil, Endem'jc, $!ndem'}cal, adj. Med. 
 
 fin'd^r , .y. ter SJoUcntcr, S5oUbringer. 
 
 To Endew', v. a. Falc. gut Pcrtaucn. 
 
 To Elndite', Ac. vid. To Indict, To Indite, &e. 
 
Endi 
 
 287 
 
 Eogl 
 
 En'djvc , s. BoU \>k @nbioie, SBcQematt. 
 End'I?8», I. adj, ; II. — ly, adv. 1. entIo6, ewig 5 
 
 2. Math. mtnt>li(ifi 3. iVfec/i. o^negnDcj gc* 
 
 f(l(>lo|Ten3 III. — ness, s. "aii Unent)Uc^feit. 
 End'mOst, adv. 1. om weitcflcn rocgj 2. umgc» 
 
 fe^rt, ocrfe^rt. 
 Endor'sable, adj. Com. intoffirbttr, girirbar. 
 To indorse', v. a. 1. Quftcr Stucffcitc fiber* 
 
 fdijreibcnj 2. Com. intoffiren , cebinnj to — 
 
 a bill of exchange on . . . (upon ...), cinen 
 
 aBe(&fcl girircn auf . . . , ot>er an ... 5 3. Bkb. 
 jam Slurfen eines Suites madjen. 
 Endorsee', j. Com. t)cr 3nt)offttt, ®irat. 
 End6rse'm?nt, j. 1. t)ie Tfuffc^rift, Ubcrfdjrift, 
 
 2. Com. ba8 i^nbolTement , @iro , Die Seffionj 
 
 3.^g. tic ®cne^m^altung,a5efiattgung5bill8 
 
 (drafts) ready for — , gcmO(^tC (SBccljfel') 
 
 Sriefc, gcma^teS papier. 
 Eador's^r, s. Com. ber 3nl)o|fcnt, ®irant. 
 I to^ndo*', V. a. 1. begaben, ou&flattcn, 2. 
 I LaxD , QUojleucrn ? totircn 5 fHften. 
 End64'§r, ,v. tcr Hu^fiattix , etiftcr. 
 Endo4'in?nt, ^. l.tiea3cgabung,lCu&flattung5 
 
 2. Law, tie Stiftung j ^uSfleucr 5 jDotation 5 
 
 3.^g. (gen), p/.) tie ®abe, ta§ 3:o(ent. 
 To Endae', v. a. Queriiflen, bcgabcn. 
 Endu'rable, adj. tultbar, ertrdglit^. 
 Endu'r?nce, *. 1. tie ©auerj 2. tie "JfuStaucrj 
 To Endu'rate, v. a. ocr^drten. [Grtultung. 
 To ?ndare', v. I. tj. 1. tauernj 2. tulten, II. 
 
 a. 1. ou§tauern5 2. Jig. ertulten, ertragen. 
 ^gndu'r^r, s. tcr Dulter. 
 End'wayf , ado. mit beiten @nten jufammcn. 
 find'wife,adu.l.aufre(bt, gerate J 2.umgefe^rt. 
 En'ema, s. Med. tQ§ ^(l)|tier. 
 En'emy, s. ter ^eint, ©egner. 
 En^rget'jc, — cal , 1. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 1. 
 
 fraftt)oII, ntt(^trurf li4> 3 2. t^dtig. 
 finVgy^^-l-^ic Anergic, inn)ol)nenteJlraft} 2. 
 
 tic S8irffamfeit,:£()dtig!eit}3. ter 3JQ(l)tru(f. 
 To finer'vate, To Enerve', v. a. 1. cntnerbenj 
 
 2. Vet. (c.^ferte) tie DJlugfeln turc^ft^neiten. 
 Ener'vate, adj. entncrvt, gefd^wdc^t^ fdjlaff. 
 En^rva'tion, s. tie Qntneroung, ©d)n)d(^e. 
 To Enfam'lsh, v. a.ter^ungcrnlQfren,QU§^un= 
 ToEnfee'ble, V. a. ent!rdftcn, f(^md(^en. [gem. 
 Enfee'blem9nt,*.tie@4)rod(^ung,@ntfrdftung. 
 to Enfeoff [?nfef, W. &c. ; ?nfef, Wh., Sm., 
 
 Wore. &c.] , V. a. Law, bele^nen. [Ic^nung. 
 Enfeoffment [or ^nfei'm^nt] , s. Law^ tte33e= 
 To Enfe'v?r , v. a. ^ieber uerurfac^en. 
 lEnfilade', s. 1. tie gcrate Sinici Sflei^cj 2. 
 
 Gun. tie ©nftlate. 
 Tofinfilade', v. n. 1. geratc turt^gc^en j 2. 
 
 (^'un. tcr 2dnge m6) beftreicben, enfilircn. 
 To Elofurce', v. a. 1. fldrfen, frdffigcn, 2. cr- 
 
 Swingen, turcbfe^en, 3. antreibcnHroingeni 
 4. geltent mad)cni in ^nwentung bringen. 
 
 Enfor^cedly, adv. jroongSroeife. 
 
 EnfOrce'm§nt, s. 1. tie (SeiDOltt^dtigfcit, ®c« 
 malti 2. tie Tfnwentung ter ®efe|c§frafti 3- 
 ter aSeroeiSgrunt J 4. tic ®ringli(b!eitj ter 
 
 Enfor^c^r, s. tcr erjroingcr. [3njang. 
 
 To Enfran'chj^e, v. a. 1. befrcicn , lo§geben» 
 
 2. fur (politiffb) frei crfldrenj 3. ta§93ur» 
 gerrccbt crt^eilcn, cinburgcrn (and) fig.). 
 
 Enfran'cbisement, J. 1. ticgrcimat^ungj SSc* 
 
 freiung 5 2. tie ©inburgerung. 
 Enfrrm'chiser, s. ter aScfreicntc^Sefrcicr. 
 To Engage', v. I. a. 1. Dcrpfdntenj 2. (ju. . .) 
 
 oerpflitbtcnj oerbinten, »crm6gen, \)erQnlajfen» 
 
 3. gcroinnen (fur cine ^artei), anwerbcnj 4. 
 beauftragenj 5. t)ingen, bctingcnjccrmiet^cnj 
 6. cinne^men, anjici^en, feffelnj T.(in6tn)aS) 
 oerwicfclH) bcfibaftigen^ (ten^feint) angrci* 
 fen 5 II. n. 1. fitb einlaJTen (in), 2. fitb i^cr^ 
 pflitbtcn 5 3. fe^jtcn, M f(blagen jc-d, oerfagt^ 
 to be e-d in a house, contitioniren hd... . 
 
 EngiV^^dly, adv. auf einc tJcrbintlit^cXrt. 
 
 Engage'm^nt, s. 1. tie SJcrpfdntung? 2. tie 
 aScrpflicbtung 5 3. tic ^n^dnglid^fcit; partei* 
 li6)hiti 4. tie aSefdjdftigung} 5. ta§|>antge» 
 mcnge , Ocfccbt 5 6. ter aScweggrunt. [fen. 
 
 To Engar'rispn, u. a. (mit c.®arnifon)betcf» 
 
 To Engen'd^r, u. I. a. lit. kfig. erscugcnj 11 
 n. cntfte^en. [!ente Urfacbe* 
 
 Engen'der^r, s. 1. tcr (Srscugcrj 2. tie wir* 
 
 En'gjne, I. .?. 1. Mech. tie QKoftbinCj 2. (au(^ 
 fig.) ta§ aBcrfjeug 5 3. tie^cuerfpri^ej 4.tic 
 goiter J 5. fig. ter ,ffunflgriffj II. comp.— 
 driver, — man, Il-w. ter 3)Jaf(binenffi^rcr j— 
 house, 1. tos 9)?Qfd(>inengebdutcj 2. taJ 
 (Spri^cn^aud j — men , ^eucrlcute, (Spri^en* 
 
 ^manner. 
 
 Engineer', s. 1. terSngcnicurj 2. tcr 5)laf(!^i« 
 nenbauerj 9K-auffe^erj — in-chief, tcr S)bcr* 
 
 jngcnieur. [ing , tie 5Kaf(bincnsei(bnung. 
 
 Enginee'rjng , *. tie Sngenicurfu^lflj — draw- 
 
 En'ginery, s. 1. tie ®cf(§U^Funj^5 2. tie TCr* 
 tiUzmi 3. tic 3RQf(bincricj 4.yig. ^niffe, 
 Sldnfe. [fig. umgurtcn, umgeben. 
 
 To Engird', To Engirt', v. ir. & reg. a. lit. & 
 
 Engirt', pret. & p. p. D. To Engird. 
 
 En'gland [ ifng'glaind ] , s. Gcog. (Snglantf 
 Church of—, tie onglifonifd^c itirc^c. 
 
 En'gle, s. ter Sropf 5 3laxv. 
 
 En'gljsh , [ing'gljsh] , I. adj. cnglifc^j II. s. I. 
 tic engUf(^e @pra^c, ta§ engliftbej 2. Typ, 
 tie ^ittd s7(ntiqutt5 the - , pi. tie (Sngldn* 
 tcr 5 an — man, ein ©ngldntcrj an -woman, 
 cineengldntcrinni — pink, ©(buttgclb mit 
 Jlrcitcnfibcrfd^u^ J — talc, ter ?fQfcrgt)pS. 
 
Engo 
 
 288 
 
 Ensa 
 
 To Engorge', v. I. a. tjcrft^Ungen, ^crjc^rcn^ 
 
 II. n. fdjlingcn, fi^^wclgcn. 
 To Engrail', o. a. Her, einferben- 
 gngrai'ljng, s. vid. Milling. [fcl fdrben 
 
 to Engrain', jj. a. in Hv SlBolIe fdrben, t>un= 
 To^ngrave', v, reg. k ir. a. 1. eingrabcn, 
 
 grat?iren, (in ^upfer, Bta\^l, w.) flec^en j 2. 
 
 jig. einprdgcn, tief cinbrucfcn. 
 gngra'ren, p. p. 0. To Engrave. 
 Pngrii'v^r, s. Ut ©rapircr, ^upfcrflc(]^cr, 
 
 StQ^IWer, ©Idnfc^ncibcr, BEtjlograp^. 
 ^ngra'vjng , s. tct ^upfcrflic^ , <Stablfli(i(>, 
 
 ^oIsf(^nitt; ©teinabbrucf. 
 To Engross', v. a. 1. nju(^crli(^ auffaufenj 2. 
 
 an ri(^ sicken? ft(](> onmafen^ S.fig. bcfd^dfti* 
 
 gen , cinne^mcn > 4. Law, rein (mitgrofen 
 
 58u(iflaben) abf^jreiben, muubiren. 
 jEngros's^r, s. 1. bcrTClIcin^nblcr, ^uffdufer, 
 
 ^ornroud^er erj 2. Lau?, ter VLvtunt} en munfeirt. 
 ]Engross'm?nt, *. 1. fcer (n)U(^crlid()c) ^uf^auf, 
 ' 2. bie aScmfitbtigung j 3 L^ w? , baS SOiunbiren 
 
 Don Urfunben. [f(^Ungen. 
 
 pngulf^ V. a. in cincn Tfbgrunb ftfirjenj t)er= 
 to JEnbance', v. I. a. fit. &}?g. 1. (Jjom^rcifc, 
 
 ;c.) cr^o^en , fteisctn 5 2. auf^fiufcn i II. n. fK^ 
 
 tjcrgro^ern obcr er^o^en. 
 Enhance'ment, s. Die ©teigerung (bc&^rcifc§, 
 
 ic), (gr^S^ung, SScrgroperung.^ 
 Enhan'c?r, s. ber S>ert^eucrer j flberbieter. 
 to ^nhiir'bogr, v. a. bewo^nen. 
 Enhairmon'ic, adj, Mas. en^armonif^l) —spe- 
 cies, bie e-c Sonrci^c. 
 Enig'raa, s. bQ§ {Rdt^fel. [fel^aff . 
 
 finigmat'ic, — c?l, I. adj.; II. — c^lly, adv. rat^= 
 Enig'inatist, s. 1. bcr Sfldt^felbit^terj 2. ber 
 
 rdt^fel()aft mebenbc. 
 To Enig'm?itize , V. n. in IRdtljfeIn fpred^cn. 
 To Enjoin', v. a. 1. onbefe^len, einf(bdrfen, 
 
 auftragcn , Dorf(|rciben 5 2. Law, cin |)emm= 
 
 urt^eil fallen. 
 
 Enjoif'n^r, *. ber Tfnbefe^Icnbe, ^nmcifenbc. 
 Enj6in'm?nt, .V. ber Tfuftrag, Sefc^l. [(an . . .). 
 to Enjof, v.'a. gcnicpen^ fit^ wciben, crge^cn 
 Enjoy'able, adj. genu^bar, genuprcid^. 
 Enjoy'^r, s. ber ©eniefer, S5efi§er. 
 Enjofm^nt, s. 1. bcr ©cnupj 2. bie ^rcube. 
 
 To JEnkin'dle, V. a. fig. (n. f[d(>) cntjiinben. 
 
 To Enlard', v. a. fpirfcn, befpirf en. 
 
 To Enlarge', u. I. o. 1. lit. kfig. (n. |i(b) cr* 
 'Tjeitcrn , tergrgpcrn , au&be^nen^ Dcrbreitcn 3 
 figs. 2. libertreiben 5 3. roeitldufig crfirtern 5 
 Com-*, to —the payment of a bill, cinenSBe(3^= 
 fclprolongircnj n. n. (— npon) 1. (in SSor* 
 ten) roeitldufig fein, fi(| ausbreiten j 2. pra^* 
 Icn, iibertreiben. 
 
 |^nlar'g?dly, adv. im crroeitertcn @inne. 
 
 Enlarge'm?nt , *. 1. bie (Srweitcrung, S?crgr6= 
 
 ferung, ^usbe^nuugj 2. bie SSefreiung 5 3. 
 
 bie SBeitlfiufigFeit) 4. Die flberlrcibung. 
 Enlar'ger, ,v. ber Grnjcitercr, SScrgr6fercr. 
 To Enllgh'ten [- li'tn] , v. a. lit & fig, er« 
 
 ^ellen, crUu(^tcn, auffldren. 
 EnlTgh'tened, p. a, aufgcfldrt 
 Enligh'ten?r, *. bcr, bie, ba§ (Srleu(^tcnbe. 
 Enilgb'tenment, s. bie ^Tuffldrung. 
 To Enlink', v. a. fejfcln, locrfctten. 
 To Enlist', V. l.a.i. einfcbreiben, enroHircnj 
 
 2. ((Solbatcn) onnjcrbcn? II. n. fidj anrocr* 
 
 ben Ittffcn. [befd^ein. 
 
 Enlist'm^nt, s, 1. bie ^nnjcrbung > 2. bcr SBer* 
 To Enli'vcn, v. a. befeelen, belcbcn. 
 f:nii'vener, *.ba&Sclcbcnbe, ©tdrfungsmittel. 
 fin'mjty, s. bie^einbffbaftj ^cinbfeligfeit. 
 En'nead, s. bie 3teunsabl. 
 Enne'agon [en'jagon, IVb. &c.], s. bog S^cune*. 
 Ennean'd^r, *. Dot. bic ncunmdnnige ^flanje. 
 Ennean'drjan , adj. Bot. cnneanbrif(b. 
 Enneat'ical, adj. ber, bie, la^ neunte. 
 ToEnno'ble, v. a. 1. abelnj 2. fig. er^S^en, 
 
 er^cben , ©erebeln. [^ebung , SJcrcbclung. 
 Enno'blem?nt, s. 1. ba§ ^belnj 2.^g. Die (St* 
 Enno'bl?r, s. bcr SSerebcIer. 
 finoda'tion , s. bie ^ufldfung (einc& JtnotcnS). 
 To Enode', v, a. hi). fig, auflSfcnj entrdt^fcln. 
 Enode', adj. Bot. fnotenloS. 
 finor'mity, *. 1. (bef. p/.) bcr 9>lipbrau(bj 2. 
 
 bic^bf(beuri(^feit (eincr S^at) 5 3. ber ©rducl, 
 ^^reccl. 
 Enor'mous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. unrcgcle 
 
 mdpig ) 2. iibermdpig, ungebcuer gro§ j 3. 
 
 ^6)Xidli6} , abfcbeuUi j III. — ness, s. bag Un= 
 
 ge^euere, vid. Enormity, 2. [()inldngli(b. 
 Enoiigh' [eniif], 4= Enow, adj. &a(Zu. genug, 
 To Enrage', v, a wfit^enb ma6)m, crjiirnen, 
 
 aufbringcn. [entjucfen, ^inreipen. 
 
 To Enrap'ture [— tshyr] , To Enrav'jsb, v. a. 
 To Enreg'ister, v. a. eintragen, uerjcicbnen. 
 To Enrhcum', v. n. fi(b ben ©(ijttupfen jujie^en. 
 To Enrich', v, a, 1. lit. kfig. bcrei^em j 2 
 
 fig, ou&fd()mfi(fen. 
 
 Enrich'^r, s. bcr SScrcid^crer J lCu§fd^mfirfcr. 
 Enrich'm?nt, s. (aucb^g.) bie 95ereicberung. 
 to gnrol'. To Enroll', v. a, l.»erscid(>nenj 2. 
 
 einf(breiben, enroHircni 3. protofolliren. 
 Enrol'l?r, s. ber SScrjcicbner, 9legifirator. 
 Enroi'ment,*. 1. ba§ 6infd^reibenj2.baS2Jcr* 
 
 jci(bnip, Slegiflcr, ^rotofoUi ^office, bie 
 
 Sdegiflratur. [pflanjen. 
 
 To Enr66t', «. a. einwurjeln mad()cn, tief ein* 
 Ens, s. Ph. ba§ SBefen, ©ing. 
 To Ensan'gujne, v. a. * blutig ma(3^cn. 
 En'sate, adj. Bot, fdbwertformig. 
 
Ensc 
 
 289 
 
 Ento 
 
 To Ensshed'ulc [— 'jul,c/. Schedule], v. a 
 
 auficid^nen. [ccrftccfen^ berfcn, ftdfjcrn. 
 
 To EnscSnce', r. a. 1. Mil. ©erftljansenj 2.^gf. 
 To Enseam', v. a. 1. ffiumen , 2. einnfiljcn j 3. 
 
 Fe#.(einpferb) aug{)ungern ; 4.(<SM-s/>.)fettig 
 To Enshrine', «. a. * ein[di)liepen. [mQdS>en 
 En'siform, adj. bef. 5ot. fc^roertformig. 
 ftn'sign [—'sin] , s. 1. Mj7. Vit ^a^nc, ©tan= 
 
 Dortci 2. Mar. (naval—) DiejRationalflaggcj 
 
 3. tttS ©ignal, 3cid)cni 4. t)a§ ©(^rcnjeic^enj 
 5. (— bearer) bcr ^Q^nri^J 5 6. e-s, jj/. /fer, 
 l)er 2BQpcnf(^ilt> mit tern ^elmej — staff, fcer 
 glQggtnftocf. [»crfe^enj2.>j. untcrf(^eiben. 
 
 To En'sign , v. a. 1. Her. mit eincm Ibjeid^en 
 
 En'sjgncy [en'sjnsi] , j. bie gd^nric^SflclIc. 
 
 To Enslave', w. a. gum ©clttDcn madden. 
 
 Ensiave'ment,5.l)ic@cIa»erci.H)erUntcrio(bcr 
 
 Ensla'ver, s. fecr(bic) Tfnberc ju ©clacen mac^t, 
 
 To Ensue', v. n. folgcn, erfolgen? fi^ ergcbcn. 
 
 Eniab'lature [ — tshur], Ent;i'blement, s 
 Arch. ba§ |)QUptgcbdI!e. Ens..., f. Ins.... 
 
 fJntail', *. Lnw-6. 1. cin S^efi^tl^um, bQ§ nur 
 (auf beflimmtc Xxt) pcrcrbt merbcn fann? 2. 
 bic IScfdjrdnfung ber (Srbfolgc in einem ®utc 
 auf gcraiffe (Srben , to break — , fein Sejlament 
 umflopen, to cut off the — , cntcrben. 
 
 To Entail', v. a. 1. Law, (ein ®Ut) mit gcft= 
 fe§ung bcr (Srbfolgc (uncerduf crlidj) i?crmQs 
 0en5 2.^. bcftimmen, gut^cilcn, ccrcrbcn 
 (— on, auf...). 
 
 Entai'ler , s. Law , bcr cin ®cn|t^>um mit SBcs 
 flimmung bcr @rbfolgc ocrma^t. 
 
 Entail'm^nt, s. LaWy mt Entail, 1. & 2. 
 
 To JEntan'gic, v. a. 1. ccrroicfeln, tcrroirrcn, 
 2. bcflurjt, ocrlcgcn moc^en. 
 
 gntan'glement, s. 1. bic 35 crroitf Clung, SScr* 
 roirrung , 2. Dram, bcr ^notcn. [gle. 
 
 Entrm'gler, s. bcrSScrroictlcr, :c. c/.ToEntan- 
 
 Enten'dre , vid. unter Double. 
 
 To En't?r, v. I. a. 1. lit. ScfiQ. gci)cn-,fommcn-, 
 trcten in..., bctrctcn, ^incingc^en, fa^rcn, 
 rciten,:c.5 2. (cin Sd^iff) cntcrn ^^.fi'^. einfu^* 
 ten, julajfcn, (in c. ©cfeuidjaft) aufhc^meni 
 
 4. einfcijrcibcni rcgiftrircn, Ac immatricu= 
 lircn? .5. bef. Com. a) eintragen, Qufnotircn, 
 auf Sflc(^nung ftcUen 5 6) (aSoarcn bcim 3on= 
 
 .omte) angebcn, beclarircttj 6. Sport, (^unbe 
 |Ur3ag^)abriitcnj to —one's self a soldier, 
 ^x6) anroerbcn laffen? to — one's appearance, 
 Lawy fid) ju ^rotofoU nc^mcn loJTcni to — 
 into bank, in ber SSanf suf^reibenj e-ed ap- 
 prentice, F-m. bcrgrcimQurcrlc^rlingjII-w. 
 (bef. mit into) l, cintretcn, jc. cf. a. ; JIq-s. 
 2. geiflig ergrunben, cinbringcn, 3. jli ein= 
 klfcn ( in Untcrne^mungcn , ic ) , eingc^cn 
 (auf...) 5 ri(^ onnc^mcn 5 bcginncn , »orncb* 
 I. 
 
 men 5 4. (mit upon) a) iibcmc^mcn ( cin <^' 
 f(bdft),anfttngcn,* 6) (cincn m^, 2£.)an- 
 trcten j to — into bond, fid) Derfdjrcibcn, cine 
 ^©d)uIboerfd)rcibung ttuSflcUcn. 
 
 En't^rable, adj. Com. f am. cinfu^rbar, unocr* 
 ^boten (Don SBaarcn). 
 
 En'tering, I. s. bcr Qinttitt, IC cf. To Enter; 
 II. camp. — file, Mech. bie SSogcIjungc (cine 
 Tfrt ^cilc) J — ropes. Mar. bic §allrccp5. 
 
 To Ent^rlace', kc. vid. unt. Inter .... 
 
 ^nttVocele, s. Surg, ber ©armbrud?.[n>eiben. 
 
 Enterol'ogy, s. Anat. bie Se^re oon bcn^inge* 
 
 Enterom'phalSs, *. Surg, bcr Stobclbruc^. 
 
 Ent^rpaHl^nce, *. bie Unterrcbung. 
 
 En'terprise ( En'terprize ) , s. 1. bQS Untcr- 
 nc^jmeui SBagflucfj 2. Com-s. bic |)anbcls= 
 untcrne^mung , ©pcculotion j — for joint ac- 
 count, boS ^articipatjonSgefdjdft. 
 
 To En'terprise (To En't?rprize) , w. a. an* 
 Jcrnc^mcn, ccrfud)cn. 
 
 En't?rpri9er(En'terprIz?r),.v.bcrUtttcmcl|mcr. 
 
 To Entertain', v. a. I. lit. & fig. (reft, jxdi) 
 ^unterljoltenj 2. oufnctjmcn ^ bcmirt^en. 
 
 Ent?rtar'ner, .v. l.bcrUntcrbQlter,4)crr,S3iofc- 
 ^^errj 2. ber ©oflgebcr, SBirtD 5 SSeroirtl^er. 
 
 Entertain'm?nt, s. 1. bie Untcr^Qltung i 2. Die 
 ©croirt^ung J 2CufnQ^m?5 ba§ ®Qftmai>li dra- 
 matic — . baS ©djaufpicl^ 3n>if(^enfpicl» 
 house of-, tia§> Seirt^g^ouS. 
 
 To EniArall', &e. mc Inthral, &c. 
 
 ToEnf/irOne',To|:n«/iro'nize, v. a. QUf ben 
 S^ron fe$ctt. [ftcrung 5 @(^wdrmcrci. 
 
 Enf/iu'^ja^m, s. ber 6ntl)ufiQ5muS , bie Scgci* 
 
 Enf/iu'^jast. s. bcr Gnt^jufittfl, asegcificrtc} 
 ©dbrodrmcr. 
 
 En//iuf ias'tjc , — cal , I. adj. ; II. — c?illy-, adv, 
 
 jnt^ufioftifd^ ,^bcgeiflert j fd^rodrracrifd?. 
 
 En'<ft,ynien)e (En'f/iymem). s. Z^g.baS 6nt()r)s 
 mcma,bcra5ru<^f(iluf. 
 
 To Entice', r. o. rcrfiijjren, rcisen? Qnforncn. 
 
 EntTce'm^nt, s. bie Socfung, 2odffpcifc. 
 
 Enti'c?r, s. ber 7f niocf cr, Scrfii^rcr. [ l^cit. 
 
 Entier'ty (Entire'ty) , s. bag ©angC, bic ®QnX' 
 
 Entire', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. gang, PoUig, 
 2. aufri(btig, treu5 sUDcrldfrigj 3. rein, cd)ti 
 4. Bot. ungetljcilt, o^nc einf^nittcj III. — 
 ness, .y. 1 . bic ® onj^cit, S5oU|ldnbig!eit j 2. fig. 
 bie 2fufri(^tigfeit5 Snnigfcit , Sreue. 
 
 To ?nti'tle, V. a. 1. bctitcln j 2. bcrct^tigcn. 
 
 En'tjty, s. Ph. boS ©cin 5 bic SSefen^eit. 
 
 To Entoil', V. a. umgarnen, umjingcln. [gen. 
 
 To Entomb' [— torn'] , v. a. bcgrabcn, bccrbi- 
 
 gntomb'm^nt, s. bic 93cerbigung, ba§ (grab. 
 
 fintomolog'ical, adj. entomologift^. 
 
 EntomSl'ogist , s. ber ©ntomolog. [gie 
 
 EntpmSl'ogy, v. bie Snfcctenfunbe, entomolo» 
 19 
 
Ento 
 
 290 
 
 Bpig 
 
 5:nt6rtiia'tion,*.bie(sirfclf6rmigc),ftrummung. 
 
 fen'trajls , s, pi. 1. bic Singeweibe 5 2. fig. bcr 
 3nncre %\)zil cincr ^a6)e, t)a& Snnere. 
 
 fin'trance, s. 1. bcr ©intrittj eingang, 2. ber 
 3utritt5 3.bcr^ntritt,'M:nfang5 (bef. Law) 
 bic aScfi^ergreifung, 4. Com. bic 3oUangabej 
 5. bte ^inleitung, 6. Mar. ber cngc ^af, bic 
 9)^eercngc j —gates, vtc?. Turnpike-gates. 
 
 ToEntrance'jtJ.a.entsiidfeni oersiidfen^ banncnj 
 
 To Entrap', v. a. bef.^g:. faitgcn, ccrftrirfen. 
 
 To Entreat', v. a. 1. (aud) n.) bitten, crfui^enj 
 2. crbittcn (burd^ SSittcn eriangcn). 
 
 Entrea't^ble, adj. erbittlid^. 
 
 Entrea'ter, s. ber SSittenbe, aSittfleUer. 
 
 Entrea'ty, s. bic ^itU, bo§ ® efud(), bie ^urbittc. 
 
 Entrepot [ang't'rpo], s. (fransO 1. Mil. & 
 Com. \ia6 SJiagojin, bie (^auptOS'ficberlogc, 
 
 ^2. Com. ber @tapelpla§. 
 
 En'try, s. 1. ber ©ingongj 2. ^3:. bie (ginlci= 
 tung, 3. ber eintrittj ©injugj bic^infu^r? 
 4. bttS einfc^reiben 5 5. ba§ ^rotoFoDj 6. baS 
 (gintritt§gelb , ^iCngelb, 7. Cams. — at the 
 custom-house, bie3olIongQbc,3oabecIttration5 
 (— of a sura) , ber ^ojlen , S^ed^nungSartifelj 
 ber ©ingongSsoHj to make an — of . . . , cin« 
 tragen, burden 5 — upon an estate, Law^ bie 
 5BcS$no^meeinc§®runbftucf§5 Com-s. bill 
 of—, berS8aarenangabef(^ein,ba§ ©ingangS* 
 ioII»crjeic^nip5 book of entries, bQ§ (SingangS* 
 bud^ 5 fluties of — , ber eingangSjoU, @infu&r* 
 jotti — put off, ein au§gefe§tcr^oflenjnpon 
 — , iiQd^ @ingang. 
 
 To Entwine', v. a. oerfled^ten, umroinben. 
 
 ToEnu'cleJite, v. a, (bef. fig.) entwirren. 1 
 
 EnuclSa'tion, s. bic ©ntwirrung, Sriduterung, 
 
 To Enu'merate, v. a. auf^tt^lcn. [Tfuffldrung. 
 
 Enumera'tion , s. bic 2fufjQ()Iung. 
 
 Enuyerative, adj. aufsci^tenb. 
 
 To Enun'cjate, v. a. bcriiten, erfldren. 
 
 Enuncia'tion, s. 1. ber 1Cu§brurf 5 2. bic@rHfi« 
 rung , 9ta(i>rid^t. 
 
 Enun'ciative, l.adj. ; II. — ly, adv.an&t)vMli6). 
 
 Enun'ciatory, adj. lautcnb. 
 
 To Envel'op, v. a. 1. einwicfeln, cin^uUcnj 2. 
 beberfcn, umgebenj 3.^g. oerroirfcln, locrfens 
 Ben (in ©cbanfen, zc). 
 
 Envel'op. Envelope' [onvelop', Wore. &c.; 
 ongv'lop, Sm.], s. 1. bcr Umf(^lag,bic®erfc, 
 ^ulle, embttttagcj 2. Fort, ber SSorrooU. 
 
 Knvel'opem?nt, .v. 1. bic Sinroicfelung j 2.^g. 
 bie SSerroicfelung, 
 
 To Enven'pm, v. a. lit. Scfig. 1. vergiftenj 2. 
 
 j)cr^tt^t mat^cnj 3. oerbittern. [wert^. 
 
 Kn'viablc, adj. beneibenSwurbig , bcneiben8= 
 
 En'vi?r, s. ber ^eiber, SScneiber. 
 
 Ea'vious, I. adj. ; n. — ly, adv. neibifd^ 5 mip 
 
 giinfHg ( - of , fiber ) 5 III. - ness, s. bic ^i%^ 
 
 gunfi. [2. betagem, blotfiren. 
 
 To JEnvi'rQn, v. a. 1. umgeben, umringenf 
 Envl'rQus, s. pi. bie Umgegenb^Umgebungen. 
 En'voy, *. Dip. ber ©efanbte, ®efd^Qft8trdger> 
 
 — ship, 1. bie ©efanbtenwurbe, 2. bic®e= 
 
 fanbtfc^aft. [neiben. 
 
 To En'vy , u. a. 1. neiben , mipgonnenj 2. be* 
 En'vy , .V. ber 9teib, bie SKt^gunft. [lif(be. 
 fioi'ic, Eo'Iian, l.adj. aeolifc^? II. s. bo& ^Keo* 
 Eo'ljan-harp, s. tiiz SBinb^arfe, ?feoI§^arfc. 
 E'pact, s. Ast. bie @pQCten. 
 ]gpaule', s.^Fort. bie (Sd^ultcr (ciner SSafiei). 
 Ep'aulets, Epaulettes', s. pi. Mil. bic 7l6)^tU 
 
 bdnber, ©paulctten. [©poulemcnt. 
 
 Epaul'm^nt, s. Fort, bie ©c^ulterwe^r, ba& 
 Epcnet'ic adj. lobrebnerif(3^. 
 Epen't/iesis, s. Gram, tiic ©penf^efc. 
 Ephem'era, s. 1. Med. ba8 eintdgigc^icberj 
 
 2. bic ep^emcribe , ©intaggflicge. [mcriftfy. 
 Ephem'eral, Ephem'eric, adj. cintdgig , cp^C* 
 Ephem'erifs , s. ( Ephemer'ides , pi. ) \ia& 3)tt- 
 
 gebu(]^ 5 (iSdjiffSOSournoI. 
 Ephem'ertst , s. 1. bcr SScrfQJfer eincSSage* 
 
 bu(3^0 5 2. bcr ©ternbeuter. 
 Ephe'fian, I. adi. ep^efifd^ 5 II. J. bcrdp^efcr. 
 Ephial'tef , s. ber TCIp, ba& "JCIpbrficf en. 
 Epb'od, .V. Jeio. Ant. ber Scibrocf ber jfibif^cn 
 ^^ricfler. [bengcbiit. 
 
 Ep'jc, adj. epif(^, ^eroifcb 5 — poem , Hi ^cU 
 Epjcar'pjgm, s. Med. baS ^ulSpflafier. 
 Ep'jcede, Epice'dium, s. ba& 8eid^engebid(>t. 
 Epice'dian, adj. flogenb, clcgif^^ — song, 
 ^ber ©rabgefang. [fd^Icc^tg. 
 
 j|p'jcene, adj. Gram. epic6nif(3^ , beiberlci ®e= 
 Ep'ics, s. pL bie SScr^art be§ ^clbengebit^ts. 
 Ep'icure, s. I.@pifuru8 (grie(^.5K-n.) j2./g. 
 ^ber ©piFurder, ©innenmenfcb, SSoUiifiUng. 
 Epicure'an, I. adj. epifurdifi, grobflnnlid^, 
 ^woUfiftigj II. s. ber (Spifurder. [iSmuS. 
 Epicu'reanism [ Wb. , Sm.] , s. bcr (Spifurd* 
 Ep'icurism, s. bcr ^ang sur ©innlic^teit. 
 To Ep'jcurTze, v. n. rooUiiftig Icben, genupfu(^» 
 Ep'icycle, s. Ast. ber Stebenjirfel. [tig fein. 
 Epjcy'eloyd, s. Geom. W @pict)fIoibe. 
 Epicycloif'dal, adj. Geom. epict)fIoibifd). 
 Epidem'ic, s. Med. bic @pi»emie. [fd(>enb. 
 Epidem'jc, — cal , adj. Med. cpibcmifd), ^err* 
 Epider'mic, — cal, adj. Anat. epibcrmif^. 
 Epider'mis, s. Anat. baS Dberl^dut(^en. 
 Epide'sis, .v. Surg.ba§3ubinbeneineraBunbc. 
 Epides'mas, s. Surg, bcr S5erbanb.[S5raunficin. 
 Ep'idote, s. Min. ber @pibot,piemontefif(^c 
 Epigas'tric, adj. Anat. epigo|lrifd(>. 
 Epjgas'trjum, s. Anat. bie SDbcrbauc^gegcnb^ 
 Ep'igiot, EpiglSftjs, s. Anat. ber ^cflbccfel. 
 
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 Ep'igram, s. I)a§ Spigromm, ©inngcbic^t. 
 Epigranimat'jc, — cal, adj. epigrommotlfd). 
 Epigram'matist, s. bcr (5pigramml)i(i>ter. 
 Ep'jgraph, s. i. Die Uberf(3()rtft 5 2. Dq§ 5)totto. 
 Ep'ilepsy, s. Med. Ut ©pilcpfic, ^Qllfud^t 
 Epilep'tic , Med. I adj. (— cal) , epilcptifd^, 
 
 Jailfu(^"ttg 5 II. *. i)cr ^Qllfu(3^tige. 
 Epilpgis'tic , ad;, epilogif^. 
 Ep'ilSgue, s. bie ©^luprebc, t)er ©pilog. 
 To Ep'jlogize, ToEp'jloguIze, V. n. einengpl 
 Epifph'^ny, s. Ecc. dpip^ania. [log ^altcn. 
 Epjphone'ma , s. Rhet. bcr @<:^IUpgefcQnfe. 
 JEpipb'ora, s. Med. t)a§ 3linnen l)er TCugen. 
 Epiphyllosper'mous, adj. Bot. Den ©amen auf 
 Jiem Olucfen DeS 95lattcd tragenb. 
 fipiph'ysis, s. Surg. Dcr 3ufQmmenrou(^&,^ni 
 
 roud)&f 3(nfa§ bcr ^not^cn. 
 EpV'oce, s. Rhet. Die ©teigerung. 
 EpTp'lpcele, s. Surg. t)cr^c§brud^. [^6rig. 
 Epjplo'ic, adj. Anat. ju bem3ce§e im^eibc ge= 
 Epiplo'on, *. Anat. DoS 3^e§ im Seibc. 
 Epis'cQpacy, j. ^cc. boS (SpiSfopct. 
 fipig'copail, I. arfj. (_or EpiscQpa'ljan) ; II.— ly 
 
 adv. Ecc. bif(i)6fli(b. [f(bSfii<ben Stix(i)c. 
 Episcopa'ljans , s. pi. Ecc. ^n^nger bcr hi 
 Epis'copate, *. Ecc. baS@pi§Fopat5a5i8t^um. 
 To Epis'cQpate, v. n, Ecc. btt§ Hmt eine§ 351= 
 fip'isode, s. Die Spifobe. [fd^ofs oerfe^en. 
 Epis8d'ic» — cal, I- adj. ; 11. — cally, adv. epi* 
 
 fobiffb/ eingejiocbten. 
 
 To fip'jsodize, v. a. (aU @pifoDe) einflecbten. 
 Epispas'tjc, Med. I. adj. blafenjie^cnbj II. s. 
 
 DQ& ©lafen jie^enbe QKittel. [©(breiben. 
 Epis'tle [epis'slj , s. Die (Spiftel J DqS (<SenDs) 
 Epis'tl^r [epis'sler] , s. (gen), cont.) Der SSrief* 
 
 fd^reiber, nwig. asrieffibmierer. 
 Epis'tpl^ir, fipis'tolary, adj. briefli(b, SBrief*. 
 Epistai'jc, — cal, adj. ju ©pijleln (Sriefen) gc^ 
 To Epis'tplize , V. n. 95riefe f(breiben. [^orig. 
 fip'istyle, s. Arch. vid. Arcbitrave. 
 fip'jtaph, s. Die ®rabf(brift. 
 £pitaph'i?in, adj. eine ©rabftbrift betreffenD. 
 Epit/iatla'mium, s. Da§ ^0(bseitgeDi(bt, 95rQUt= 
 fip'if/iSm, *. Med. Der naffe Umftblag. [lieD. 
 Ep'it/iet,*. 1. i2/iet.DQ&a5ein)ort,Der95einamc5 
 ^2.Der7Cu&Drucf. [feiDe. 
 
 fip'jthyme [— tira] , s. Die S^QmfeiDe , ^la(b§= 
 fipit'pme, J. Der 7fu§8ug, Snbegriff. 
 Epit'omist, Epit'9miz?r, s. Der ©pitomotor. 
 To Epit'omize (— ise), v. a. 1. in cinen ^U§= 
 jug bringenj 2. obfflrjcn. 
 EpizQofic, — cal, adj. Geol. Serfleinerungen 
 ^oD. ^bDriirfe con S^ieruberreflen ent^altenD. 
 JEpjzo'Qt^r^ s. Vet. Die aSie^feu(be. 
 fip'psh, Ep'psha, s. Die ^pocbe, 3eitf^eiDe. 
 Kp'ode, s. Poet. Die gpoDe, Der S^aibgffang. 
 
 Epopee', s. Poet. Die(Spop6c, bQ§ ^clDengc* 
 
 Ep'os, s. Poet. Da§ @poS,^elDengeDi(bt.[Diit. 
 
 Ep'som salt, s. Da§ SSitterfalj. 
 
 Ep'ulary , adj. ju ctnem (S^moufc gebSrig. 
 
 Epula'tion, s. Dcr ©(bmau§ , Dag ©aftmabl. 
 
 Ep'ulis , s. Surg. Der fleif(bige *}(usn>ud)§ ora 
 ^3abnfleif(b. 
 
 Epulot'ic , Surg. I. adj. wunDcn^cilenD , cer« 
 
 _narbenD5 II. e-s, *. pi. oernarbenDe OJtittel. 
 
 Equabil'ity, s. 1. Die ®ki^\)cit, ®lcid)f6rmig= 
 hiti 2. Der ®Iei(bmut^. [gleid^formig. 
 
 E'quable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. fii felbfi gleid), 
 
 E'qual, I- adj. 1. glci(b52. gleitbmdfig^S.ters 
 ^aitniprafif ig 5 gemaf , angemeffen 5 4. unpar* 
 Uii^6), biUig, 5. gleid^giiltigj 6. fa^ig, (einer 
 @acbe) gewacbfcn, n. s. Die an Slang oD.^JTlter 
 gleid^e ^perfon 5 my e-s, meineg ©leitben. 
 
 To E'qual , v. a. 1. (or To E'qualize) glcicb 
 macben, gleicb fleUcn, 2. gleid^en, glcid^ tom» 
 men 5 3. ubcreinfommen, 4. oergcltcn, e-ing 
 file, Mech. Die(B(bU(btfeiIc. [lung. 
 
 Equ^iliza'tion, s. Die ®lei_d^mad()ung, ®lei(bjlcU 
 
 Eqaal'jty [— qudl'— ], E'qasilness, s. 1. Die 
 
 _®lei(bbcit5 2. Die ©leitbmfipigfeit. 
 
 E'qually , adv. Don Equal, qv. 
 
 Equanim'jty, s. Der ®lei(bmut^. 
 
 Equan'jmous, adj. gleid^mutbig. 
 
 Equa'tion, s. 1. Die ®leicbmad^ung J 2. befl 
 Arith. Die ®lci(bung j — of payments, Com 
 Der mittlere 3al)_lung§tennin. 
 
 Equa'tpr, s. Der ICquator. 
 
 Equato'rjal, adj. jum Ifquator ge^orig., 
 
 E'qu^ry, Equer'ry, s. 1. Der SKarftaff (vid, 
 Ecurie) 5 2. Der ©tallmcifler. 
 
 Eques'trjan, adj. 1. rcitenDj fRtit=i 2. rcitfun* 
 Dig 5 3. ritterli(b , Sflitter= 5 — performer , Der 
 ,aunf^reitcr (fogcn. engl. 93ereiter). 
 
 Equian'gul§ir, adj. Geom. glei^roinflig. 
 
 Equjbal'gince, s. Da5 ®leid^gen)id^t. 
 
 To Equjbal'ance, v. a. fig. aufwiegen. [Fclig. 
 
 Equicru'ral, E'qujcrare, adj.Gcom.gleid^fdjcn* 
 
 Equidiff^rence , s. Arith. Die arit[)metifd)C 
 
 ^^roportion. 
 
 Eqoidiffer^nt, adj. 1. Arith.^ion gIci(bemUn» 
 
 ^terfd^ieDe, 2. Cryst. progref)ton§fla(big. 
 
 Eqnidis'tance , s. Die glcitbe Gntfernung. 
 
 Equidis'tant, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. gleid^ njeit 
 entfernt, gleicbabfidnDig. 
 
 Eqoidivi'ded, p. a. glei(bgef^eilt. 
 
 Equjfor'mity, s. Die ®lei(bf6rmigfeit. 
 
 Equijat'eral, adj. Geom. glei(bfeitig. [fe^en. 
 
 To Equjli'brate, v. a. in Da§ ©leid^gerotcbt 
 
 Eqnilibra'tion, s. Da& (©e^en in'S) ®lci(bge= 
 m6it. [gewid^te befinDli(b. 
 
 Eqailifb'rious, I adj. ; II. — ly, adv. im ©leidfj* 
 
 Equn'ibriBt, *. Der tc;uilibri|t. 
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 292 
 
 Erra 
 
 jfequilib'rjty, £qu|lib'r!uin,s.Da§ ©Icid^gensid^t. 
 Equimul'tiple, adj. Geom. gl«(^s»ielfa(l^. 
 Equi'iial , fi'qulnc, adj. jum ^fertc Qc^orig, 
 ^pfcrbcartig. 
 
 Equine^'essary, adj. gtcid^ notl^wenbig. 
 
 EquinOc'ti^l, ^*t. I. s. ber Itquator 5 II. adj.; 
 
 III. — ly, adv. fiquinoctial. [u. 3tQ(i^tgIei(ic. 
 
 £'qain5x, *. Ast. ba§ tquinoctium , bic Sag^ 
 
 To Equip', V. a. QuSriiften: 1. fleibcn, ou§ftaf= 
 
 ^fircn? 2. Mar. & Mil. bcmannen, equipircn. 
 
 fi'qojpage, 5. Dic(Squipoge:l.J)ic !ifu5rufiung i 
 
 2.bica5tmattnungj 3. t)ttg^eer=,gelb= ober 
 
 ^riegSgerat^ j 4.bttS Oleifegerdt^, Sfl-gcpcicf j 
 
 5. ba§ ©toatsfu^rroerf 5 6. aUe§ n6t^ige ®e= 
 
 rdt^ sum ^rac^ttranSport, ^fcrbc* u. SBagen= 
 
 gcfitrr, 2C. , T. ba& ©efolge^ 8. Der feierli(^e 
 
 ^ufsugj 9. Die (bef. prunf^afte) Jtleibung , 
 
 ^10. ^rod^t, ©(^murf. [prfic^tigcm ®efolgc. 
 
 lE'quip^ged, /). a. 1. (JDo^t) au§geruflet5 2. mit 
 
 Equjpen'd^ncy, *. 1. bQ§ ©(^njebcn im ©leid^* 
 
 gc»i*tej 2.}ig. bie Unf(^lufrtgMt. [page. 
 
 i:quifp'iii?nt, s. W 7f uSruflung , :c. vid. Eqoi- 
 
 E'qu1p6ise» *. t)Q§ ®leit^gen)i(^t. [gen. 
 
 To E'qujpoise, v. a. in ba§ ®lci(^gc»i4t brins 
 
 EqajpSl'lencc, *. bcr glei^c SBcrt^. 
 
 fiquipol'lent, I. adj. ; II.— ly, adv. glei(i)gcltcnb. 
 
 Equip5n'dergince, s. bOS ®ki6)QCX6i6)t. 
 
 fiqajpon'der^int, adj. glcid^ fc^JOer. 
 
 To iSquipSn'd^rate, v.n.gleid^ n)icgcn.[ge»i(^t. 
 
 fiquip5n'd9rous, adj*. glei(b fd^mer, im ©Icicb* 
 
 E'quit»We, I. adj.; II.— ly, adv, 1. billigj 
 
 2. unparteiifd^ 5 III. — ness, j. 1. bic SSillig* 
 
 Jeitj 2. bic UnpartciUd^feit. 
 
 fi'quitant, adj. J3ot. rciteitb. 
 
 E'qu}ty» *• 1- '^^f 95iIIigfcit5 2. bic ®ere(&tig» 
 
 fcit, Unpartcilid^feit, Laws. 3. bic gerec^te 
 
 ^orbcrung 5 4.bie (biUige) ®cfc$c8QuSIcgung. 
 
 Equiv'^lence , *. bcr glcid(>c SEBert^. 
 
 Eqmv'alent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. oquil^alcnt, 
 
 Eqniv'alent, s. baS Itquicalcnt. [glcit^geltenb. 
 
 Eqoiv'ocal, I. adj.; U. — ly, adv. 1. jrocibcu 
 
 tig 5 2. fig. jwcifcl^ttftj III. — ness, a. bic 
 
 3n)eibeutigfcit, bcr S)oppel|inn. [bcln. 
 
 To Eqmv'ocate, v. n. jtDcibcutig fcin ob. ^ttn= 
 
 fequivoca'tion, s. bic 3n)cibcutig!cit, bcr }Dop= 
 
 pclfinn. [Ic^feltrdgcr. 
 
 fiqmv'ocatpr , s. bcr jtDcibeutig ©prcd^enbc, 
 
 E'qoivoke [or ek'ivok] , s. bCr ©oppclfinn , bie 
 
 E'r?, s. bic 3citrc(]^nung. [3n)cibeutigfcit. 
 
 To Era'diate , v. n. j^raljlcn. [bcr !JCbglanj 
 
 Era'diation, s. 1. bic (Stral)lenn)crfung j 2.^%. 
 
 Erad'icable, adj. Dcrtilgbar. [rotten, ocrtilgcn- 
 
 To Erad'jcatc, v. a. 1. cntn3urscln i 2. fig. auo= 
 
 Eradica'tion, s. bic TCu&rottung , SSertilgung. 
 
 Erad'jcatifve, I. adj. 1. auSrottcnb 5 2. auS bcm 
 
 ®runbc ^cilcnbj II. s. baS Stttbicalmittcl. 
 
 Era'sable, adj. »crl6f(bbar, tcrtilgbar. 
 
 To Erase', v. a. 1. auSfrtt^cn, auSrabiren, 
 
 QU&ftrcid()cn, ttu&lfifcbcn, 2. oertilgcn. 
 Erase'ment, Era'sion, Era'sure [— 'zhur] , s. 1 . 
 
 bie lu§ftrci(i^ung5 2.^g. bicSScrtiIgung,3er= 
 
 ftorung. 
 Ere [ir], I. adv. ct)C, bCDOr, II. prep. — long, 
 
 in .^urjcm, balb,— now, ©or bicfcm, eternals 
 To Erect', v. a. 1. (n. fi(j^) aufrit^tcnj 2. cr= 
 
 rid^tcn^jSg-*. 3. grunbcn,bcgrunbcnj 4- cr* 
 
 ^cben i bclcbcn 5 5.(re^.fi(b) aufrocrfcn ju 
 
 Erect', adj. 1. oufrcd^t, gcrabc j^is'-^- 2. Quf= 
 
 rofirts gcric^ tet 5 3. flanbljQft, feft. 
 Erec'tablc, adj. crric^tbar, aufrid^tbar. 
 Erec't^d, p. a. ttufftrcbcnb , cbcl , er^abcn. 
 Erec^ter, s. bcr ©rricbter, Grbauer, ©riinbcr. 
 Erec'tion, s. 1. bic 7f ufrid^tung 5 2. bic^uf* 
 
 fu^rung (cinc§ ©cbdubcS), figs. 3. bic @r= 
 
 ricbtung, ©riinbung, ^infubrung j 4. bic @r» 
 
 bebung, 5. bic^nrcgungi 6. ba§ ®ebaubc. 
 Erec'tjve, adj. er^cbcnb , crbttuenb. 
 Erect'ly, adv. ©on Erect, qv. [^cit. 
 
 Erect'ness , .v. bic Qufrc(btc ©tcUung , (Scrab* 
 
 Ercc'tpr, s. Anat. bcr lufrid^tcmuSf cl. 
 
 Er'emitage, s. bie Sinfxcbclei. 
 
 Er'emit, Er'emite, s. bcr ©innebler , ©remit. 
 
 Eremit'ical, adj. einfteblcrif(b. 
 
 Erep'tjon, s. Ui Gntrcipung. 
 
 Er'gO, adv. Log. &,joc. folglid^ , alfc, ergo. 
 
 Er'got, s. 1. Far. bic ^crfc (bei ^fcrbcn) j 2. 
 bic ijCftcrHauc (bcr ^unbc)5 3. [ui bcm gc* 
 
 ,^bcroicb) bcr ©porn 3 4. Agr. berSranb? baS 
 
 Er'gptism, A\ bQ§ ©d)ulgcsdtt!. [5JJutter!orn. 
 
 E'rin, *. *3rlanb. 
 
 Erifs'ma, *. Arcli. bcr ©trcbepfcilcr. 
 
 Er'rajne (dim. Er'melin), s. 1. Zooi. boS^cr; 
 melin ? 2. bcr .&-pelj 5 — moth, Knt. bic Spin= 
 bclbaummottc 5 — tips. Com. ^-[(brodnscj — 
 tumbler, Orn. bic ^-taubc [fiittcrt. 
 
 Er'mined, adj. mit ^crmclin bcflcibct ob. gc* 
 
 Er'nest, s. ©mft (5^-n). 
 
 To Erode', v. a. jcrfrclfcn , wcgfrcffcn. 
 
 Erose', adj. Bot. ouSgcbiffcn. [SScinfrajj. 
 
 Ero'sion, s. 1. ba§ 3crfrcffcnj 2. bcr ^ra|, 
 
 Erot'jc, I. adj. (- cal) erotifd|) 5 II. s. ba§ cro= 
 tifd^e ©cbid^t. [irrcnj U. 0. mipleiten. 
 
 To Err, v. I. w.l. bcrumirren 5 abirrcn 5 2. (ficb) 
 
 Er'rand, s. bic SBctfd^ttft, bcr ^fuftrag, "aa^ 
 TCnbringcn (cinc§ TCuftragS) 5 to run e-s, Sot- 
 fcbaftcn auSrid^ten, — boy , bcr 2aufburf(bci 
 J- carrier, — goer, bcr SSotC, SJotcnldufeB. 
 
 Er'rant, adj*. 1. (bcrum) irrcnb , wanbcrnb j 2. 
 fig. abn)cid)cnb 5 —knight, bcr fabrcnbc Olitter,- 
 — star, bcr SSanbcIftcrn. [W ^rrfabrt. 
 
 Er'rantry, s. baS ^crumirrcn, ^bcntcucrn* 
 
 Errat'jc, I. adj. 1. vid. b. f. SB. 5 2. Geol. tt- 
 
Brra 
 
 293 
 
 Essa 
 
 ratif(^5 3. Med. (con^icbern)unregelmQfigj 
 11. s. \itt 2ant)flrci4>er. 
 
 Errat'jcal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ^erumir- 
 rent), wantjernb j 2. ungleid^, unortcntlic^, re* 
 gelloS, 3. rottnl)elbttr, oerdnDerlit^. 
 
 Erra'tam (pi. JErra'ta) , s. ber ©rucffe^ler. 
 
 Erre, s. Sport. 1. bic ^d^rte, ©purj 2. Der 
 SRorberlQuf. [j.bo§©(&nupfmitteI. 
 
 Er'rhlne, Med. I. adj. jum JJiefen rcijenb , II 
 
 Er'ring star, s. Ux SBanbelftcm. 
 
 ErrO'neous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. irrcnbj 
 2. irrig, unri(§tig i III. — ness, *. bie Srrigf dt 
 
 Er'rpr, s. 1. ber Srrt^um} 2. ber ge^Ier, bas 
 SSerfe^enj 3. Law, ber S5erjlo^ im geri(^t= 
 lit^en SSerfQ^ren, bie S^uHitdt, e-s (and omis- 
 sions) excepted, Com. Srrt^umoorbe^ttltcn. 
 
 Ers, s. Bot. bie Sflopwitfe. 
 
 Erse, I. adj. erfif(l) j II. s. bie erfifc^e DKunbart. 
 
 Erst, ado. * 1. erft, juerf^ j 2. e^ebera. 
 
 Erubes'cence, *. baS ^rrot^en. 
 
 Erobes'c?nt, adj. 1. crrot^enb^ 2. v6t\)li6). 
 
 Eructa'tion , *. 1. ba§ ^uffto^en j 2. ber plo^s 
 
 Jiie 7Cu6bru(i>, ^uerourf (eined J^raterS). 
 
 Er'udite, I. adj.; 11. — ly , adv. (n)o^l)unter= 
 
 ji^tct, gele^rt. 
 
 Krudi'tion, a-, bie ©elc^rfamBeit. [patinirt. 
 
 Eru'gjnous, adj. grunroflig , grunfpanfarbig, 
 
 Eru'go, s. ber ^upferrofl, ©runfpan. 
 
 Erup'tion, s. 1. ber ^u^bruc^j 2. Med. ber 
 
 JJ(u8f(bIogj ^u&n)U(^§. [Tfugfilog begleitct 
 
 Erup'tjve, adj. 1. au&brecbenbj 2. Med. rait 
 
 Eryn'gO, s. Bot. bie ^JJannStreu. 
 
 Erysip'elas, s. Med. ber Sflot^Iouf , bic 9lofe. 
 
 Erysipel'^toas , adj. Med. rot^Iaufttrtig , V0= 
 
 Esai'as, E'say, s. GfaiaS (^-n). [fcncrtig. 
 
 Escaliide', s. 1. Afi/.bie erfleigung mit ®turm= 
 leitern, 2.^g. bie Srflurmung. 
 
 Escal'op [skSl'lup] , s.l. vid. Scallop, 2. 5 2. 
 
 ^ber ge5dl)nte 9Unb. 
 
 [S'fwP'ibe. 
 
 Escapade', s. Man. ber fQlf(^e Sprung, bie 
 To Escape', u. a. k n. 1. entrinnen, entn)i= 
 
 fdjen, entlaufen, entf ommen 5 2.iDermciben, flie-- 
 ^^en j umgc^cn ? to — notice, iiberfe^en roerben. 
 Escape', s. 1. baS ©ntriiinen (Laic, au5gefe§* 
 
 lid^cr Jpaft), bie (Sntroifdjung, glud^jt, 2.)Zg:. 
 
 bie ^iCuSflucbt, 5Cu5rcbe} 3. Mi^ berluSfoU 
 
 (auf)/ einfon (in)} 4. bic "JCblaufro^rc j - 
 
 ladder, bie SHettungSleitcrj — pipe, Mech. 
 
 bic (iDttmpf*)^bfu^rungSrc>^re. 
 Escape'm?nt, s. Hor. ber 2CbfaII, bie ^emmung, 
 
 bo5 @tof merB (in eincr U^r). 
 To Escarp', v. a. Mil. abfdjiiffig ma(t)en, ob* 
 
 fledjen , obbocbcn, bfifc^en. 
 Escarp'm^nt, s. Mil. bic2(bba(i)ung,S5of4>ung. 
 Escar'tel, adj. Her. geoicrt 
 Eschalot [shalStQ, *. Bot. bic Bd)alotU. 
 
 Es'char, s. 1. 5Mr(f.ber®rinb, ®d^orf52. Zool. 
 Jiic 3eIIenForQne. [II. s. bos t^mittci. 
 
 EsghatrSt'ic, Surg. I. adj. brennenb , fouflifcb ; 
 
 Escheat', s. Laws. 1. fcer |)eimfaU5 ^a& beim* 
 gefoacne ®utj 2. ber ©esirf beS ^eimfaUS* 
 
 To Escheat', v. n. Law, QnbcimfaUen.[rcd^tS. 
 
 Eschea'table, adj. Law, ^eimfdlli^. 
 
 Eschea'tage, s. Law, ba§ |)eimfalI0re(bt, bic 
 gi§CQlgere^tig!eit. [faUene ®uter). 
 
 Eschea'tor, j.\ Law, bcrgiScal (ubcr ^eimge« 
 
 To EscheSv', v. a. mciben, Dermeiben, unter? 
 Joffen, flie^en. [leitsfcbiff. 
 
 Es'cort , s. bie ©Scorte, ^a^ ©cbu^gcleit, ©e^ 
 
 To Escort', V. a. e^cortircn, beef en , @(bu^ge= 
 
 Jpscot', vid. b. u. Scot. [icit geben. 
 
 KscrjtOir', Escritoire' [—tor', E.; — tw.lr', 
 Sm.], s. bog ©(brcibjeug 5 suiueilen ber 
 <S(brcibtif(b , baS ©cbreibpult. [urfunbc. 
 
 Escrow', s. /.aw),bie(bebingte)SSerttuferung§= 
 
 Escula'pi^n, adj. ^eilfunbig. [3^abrunggmittcl. 
 
 Es'culent, I. adj. epbor, genicpbarj II. s. ba§ 
 
 Esciit'cheon, v. vid. Scutcheon. [@d^ilb. 
 
 Escut'chepned, adj. mit einem (SBapen--) 
 
 fisOph'agiis, s. Anat. bie ©peiferS^re. 
 
 EsO'pjan, adj. dfopifd). 
 
 Espter^ic adj. Ph. efoterifcb , ge^eim. 
 
 Espal'l^r, s. 1. Gard. bag ©palicrj2. Mil. bic 
 ©palierbdume, *pfd^lung. 
 
 To Espal'i?r, v. a. Gard. (J8dumc) %VL ^X^iX^ 
 licrcn 5ie(>en j fpaliercn. [flee. 
 
 gspar'c^t, s. Bot. bic (S§pQrfettc, ber ^uttcr^ 
 
 fispe'cial, I. adj. Dorsitglic^, ^Quptfd(blicb 5 II. 
 J- ly, adv. befonberS, »orne^mU(b. 
 
 Ks'pjonage, s. (bef. Mil.) btt§ ©pioniren. 
 
 Espi'aJ, 8. 1. 4: ber ©pdf)er; 2. bo§ @pd[)en. 
 
 ^spices', .V. pi. Law, ber ©rtrog eine§ ®utc6. 
 
 Espod'^al, 1. adj. bic SScrlobung betreffcnbj 
 ^ocbscitlicb/ cbeli(^} II. x. I. e-s, pi. bie SScr^ 
 lobungj SSermdblungi 2. bie S5crtbeibigung 
 (bq§ ©rgrcifen) einer ^ortei, ber @d)u§ 
 
 ToEspofise', V. a. l.oerloben (—to, mit), 
 2. fig. |ii ( einer ©Q(i>e) anne^men, ^artei 
 ergreifcn fitr . . . . [nimmt. 
 
 Espou's^r, s. @incr, ber ficb ciner ©a4>e an= 
 
 To Espy', V. I. a. 1. erfpd^en, entbectenj 2. 
 
 J— out) QuSfpd^enj II. n. fpd^en. 
 
 Esqujmeau' [eskimo'] , *. ber (bic) SSquimo. 
 
 Esquire', s. 1. bcr ©cbilbfnapp^ 2. @gquire, 
 ein 3:itel jundd^fl nad^ bem Olittcr, 3. auf 
 aSriefabreffen, d^nlicb bem beutf(!^en: SBobl= 
 geboren, gemo^nl. abbr. Esq. bem S'lamen 
 uacbgefe^t. [Assay. 
 
 To Essay', v. a. 1. gen. terfudtjen? 2. via. To 
 
 Es'say, s. 1. bie ^robcj 2. vid. Assay; 3. ber 
 Uterarif(i>e «erfu<& , entrourf , ^uffa^ j 4. - 
 of a deer, Sport. Ui {Re^« Ob. |)trf(!bbru|l. 
 
Essa 
 
 294 
 
 Ethe 
 
 ^ssa/er, s. 1. (or Essaj^ist) ber Iitcrorif(J^e 
 2Berfud)c ^BJad^enDe, (iungc) ©t^riftfteaerj 
 
 2. y/rf. Assayer. 
 
 fis'sence, s. 1. bo§ SBefen 5 2. l)tt§ ® Qfcin, ® eiitj 
 
 3. ber aScftttnbt^eil, ©toff 5 4. Der ^auptin^alt, 
 (Sxtractj 4. t)ie Zinctnv, ^ffenj, 5. * ber SBol)I= 
 geru(^5 — ofneroli, t>a§ SrangcnbIutl)en6I. 
 
 To Es'sence, v. a. t)urc^l)uften, parffimircn. 
 
 JRIssen'tial , I. adj. ; H. — ly_, adv. WCfcntli^ 5 
 Chem-s. — oils, fit^crifd^e i)ki — salts, we* 
 [cntlic^e (^flanjenOSarsc. [4)ouptfa^cn. 
 
 Essen'tiail, s. 1. ba§ SBcfcntliti^cj 2. e-s,pi. 
 
 Essentjal'jty [— shial'— ], 5. i>a§ SBcfen , bie 
 
 'SBefentli(^!cit, SBid^tigEeit. 
 
 To Essen'tiate [— shiat] , v. I. n. glcid^cn S[Be= 
 fcn§ mcrt)en5 II. a. ben njcfentUd^enS^eil aus* 
 moc^cn. [Stid^tcrfc^cinens) 5 2. u/rf. Essoiner. 
 
 Essoifn', s. 1. bic ©ntfd^ulbigung (Law, roegcn 
 
 To Essoin', V. a. Law, (jDcgen j)'iiii^terfd)eincn§ 
 »or ©crid^t) gcniSgenb entfc^ulbigcn. 
 
 Essoi'ner (Essoifna'tpr) , .v. Laio, bcr bcooII= 
 mddjtigte SdedjtSanWQlt, berbos 9tic^tcrf(j^cis 
 ncn einc§ TCnbern cor ©eric^t gcniigcnb itiU 
 f(I>ulbigt. 
 
 To Estab'lish, v. a. 1. fcfl fe|cn, grunbcn, crs 
 rid^ten, cinfc^en, 2. (in cincm 9led)te 2c.) be* 
 ftStigctt5 »erorbnen i bcfrdftigcn 5 3. cinrid)ten3 
 to — one's self, ftd^ etablircnj a house ofe-ed 
 credit. Com. ein gutc&, folibcS ^qu§. 
 
 fistab'iisher, 5. ber ©tiftcr, 2C. c/. b. ». SS. 
 
 festab'lishment , *. 1. bic ^eftfc^ung, ©run* 
 bung, ^rric^tung, Ginfe^ungj 2. bieSSeftds 
 ttgungj 3. bicgcfe|lid()c ©inric^tung, 4. ber 
 fcfte ©i§ (bef. Mi7.), bic©tQtion55-t)ie3tic= 
 bcrlaffung, 6. bcr^aug^ttlt^ 7. bie^nftalt 
 ^8. ba§ einfommcn. 
 
 Estafet', s. bic (Sftaffctte , ber eilbote. 
 
 To Estal', V. a. Law, in 2$efd^lag ne^mcn (ein 
 
 :Estal'ment, s. Law, bera3efc^lQg.[®runbfludf) 
 
 Estate', s. 1. bcr Buftanbj 2. ber Sftong , bic 
 SBiirbc, ber @tanb 5 3. Law, ba§ 58crm6gen, 
 aScftit^um, bie ^JJojfe (cine§^aUitcn)5 4. baS 
 ©runbfiucE, (2ttnb=)®ut5 man's— , boS mdnn^ 
 Ud^c^lter^ — noble, ba§ Stittergut, e-s(of 
 the realm), bic(9leid^§s)©tdnbc. 
 
 To Esteem', v. a. 1. (^od^) fd^a^cnj 2. fatten 
 fitr . . . , meincn. 
 
 Esteem',*. 3 . bic !iCd&tung , ^oc^f(^fi|ungj 2. 
 bic ©(^Q^ungj 3. bie ^Jteinung. 
 
 Estee'mable, adj. fd^d§bar, fd^d|cnSn)crt^. 
 
 fistee'mer, *. ber (^od^=)®did|enbc. 
 
 Est/iet'ic, I. s. ber tft^etiferj II. (-c^l) adj 
 — cally, adv. dfl^etifd^. 
 
 FMheifics, s. pi. bic t^itif, ®ef(^made§Ic^re. 
 
 Esi/iQ'nja, s. Geog. gft^Ittnb. 
 
 JEsf/io'njan, adj. Geog. efl^ttifd^. 
 
 fis'tjmable, I. adj. 1. tttxirbarj 2. fd^fi^bor, 
 fofibarj 3. QdjtungSracrt^ 5 II. — ness, *. bie 
 
 ^©(^d|borfcit. 
 
 Es't[mable«, s. pi. fd^d^barc ®ingc. 
 
 Tofis'timate, v. a. 1. fd^d|en, bcurtljcilenj 
 2. (mit at) abfd^d^cn, taxirvu, anfi^lagen. 
 
 Es'tiraate, s. l.bie ©d^d^ung 5 2. bcr Ubcrfd^lag, 
 
 /^ofien= Ob. ^QUfO^nfd^lagj 3. bcr SBcrt^. 
 
 Estjnia'tion, s. 1. bic ©d^d^ungj 2. bcr ^^1= 
 f(^iag , bic SBcrcd^nung 5 3. bic »JJicinung 5 4. 
 
 ^bie ^(itung. 
 
 Es'tjmator, s. bcr ©d^d^cr, 20. cf. To Estimate. 
 Es'tival, adj. 1. jum ©ommer get)6rig, fonts 
 
 merlid^j 2. ben ©ommer l)inburd^ baucrnb. 
 To Es'tivate, v. a. fibcrfommcrn. 
 Estiva'tion, s. 1. bic Ubcrfommcrungj 2. Bot. 
 
 bic ICfiioatton. 
 Esto'nia &c. vid. Estbonia, &c. 
 fistop'ei, EstSp'pel, s. Law, bic ©yccption, 
 
 .^Ittgcs^immung auf friibcrc :M:u§fogcn bc5 
 
 ^IdgcrS fclbfl gcgrunbct. [WQnb. 
 
 Estopil'las, s. pi. Com. fd)lerifd)c ©d^Icicrlcin- 
 Esto'vers,'*. pi. Law, bcr gcfc^lic^cUntcr^att. 
 Estrade'; s. 1. bic (Sflrabcj 2. ber :jCuftritt. 
 to Estrange' , v. a. 1. cntferncn^ 2. cntfrem- 
 
 bcn5 3.^g:. juriicf^altcn, cntsic^cn. 
 Estrange'm?nt, s. 1. bic Sntfrcmbung^ 2. bie 
 ^3uriicE^aItung. 
 
 Estran'g?r, s. Law, bcr ^rcmbc, ^rcmbUng. 
 Estrapade', s. Man. bie eflrapobcj bod SEBip^ 
 Estra}-', vid. Astray. [pen 
 
 Estr^eat', s. Law , bic wa^rc ^bfd^rift, (Sopic. 
 To Estreat', v. a. Law, (Urfunbcn) copircn. 
 Estrepe'm^nt, s. Law, bie SScrfc^Iimmcrung 
 Es'trjch, vid. Ostrich. [(»on ©runbfturfcn). 
 Es'trjdgc wool [will] , s. Com. brcnicr SBoUe. 
 Es'tuary [— tshu— ] , s. 1. ba§ Itfhiarium, bic 
 
 @eebu^t5 2. ba$ JDampfbob. [broufcn. 
 To Es'tuate [— tsbu — ], v. n. Ticbcn, roaUcn, 
 Estua'tion [— tshu — ], s. bQ& ®ieben,2BaUcn, 
 Et Caet'era, (lot.) unb fo njcitcr. [Sroufcn. 
 To Etch, V. a. & n. d§cn, robiren (in ^upfcr). 
 Etch, s. Agr. 1. ba§ ©rummctj 2. bicSrad^c. 
 Etch'^r, s. bcr %cr, Cftabircr. [nabcl. 
 
 Etch'ing, s. bic 1l^5Cid()nung 5 — needle, Uctp 
 Eter'nal, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. cwig? 2. un= 
 
 auf^6rltdb 5 3. unccrdnbcrlid^ 5 Bof-*.— flower, 
 
 1. bic ©tro^blumci 2. boS Stu^rfrautj — , 
 
 flowers, SmmortcUenj III. *.(ob. the— God) 
 Eter'njty, s. bie Gwigfeit. [bcr 6n)ige. 
 
 To Eter'nize, v. a. Dcrcwtgcn. 
 Ete'sjain, adj. aUid^rlid^ j — winds , *. pi. bie 
 
 JSa^rc&minbc, ^ajfatnjinbc. 
 Et/i'elbert, s. TCbcIbert (W-xi.). 
 t'ther , s. Phy. & Chem. bcr tt^er. 
 Et/ie'real, adj. U^.fig. & Chem. dt^crtfd). 
 
Ethe 
 
 295 
 
 Even 
 
 Tofit/ie'realize, To E't/i?rizc, v. a. Chem. 
 Jin tt\)tx 5cr»ttnt)cln. [lift^ , et^ifd^. 
 
 FAh'lc, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally , adv. mora* 
 EiA'jcs, s. pL Me aJJoral, ©ittcnle^re, etl)if. 
 E'^Aiop, tcr St^iopier.E^Ajo'pjan, Qt^iopif(^,:c. 
 Ef/iio'pia, s. Geog. tt^iopicn, 5}lo^renlant). 
 E't/ijSps-, comp. Pharm. —martial, tocr (5i= 
 Jcnmo^rj — mineral, ber SJlineralmo^r. 
 Et/i'nic, — cgil , arfj. ^cibnifc^. 
 Et/i'nicifm, s. baS ^eibcnt^um 
 Ef/mSg'rapher, .v.tjcr^t^nograp^. [bung. 
 Ef/inSI'pgy , .?. bie ethnologic , SSoIferbcfdjrei* 
 Ei/iplSg'jcal, adj. moralift^y et^ifti^. 
 Etj81'9gy, *. bef. Med. bic :tttioIogic. [^ofHttc. 
 Etjquette', Etiquet' [— ket'], s. bic Gtiquctte, 
 E'tite, s. Min. ber ^Cblerflein. 
 Etru'ri?i, s.Geog. (gtruricn. 
 Etru'rian, Etriis'can, adj. etvuvi^df , etl'USfifd^. 
 Etui', Etwee', s. (qu(^ - case), ba§ ©tui, 3^0= 
 J(&enbeftetf, ^uttcrol. [gifcb- 
 
 Etymolog'jcai, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ctQmolos 
 Etymol'ogfst, s. Uv SBortforfc^er, ©tijmolog. 
 To Etym5l'ogTze, v. n. eli)moIogifiren. 
 fitymSi'pgy, s. tie 6tt)mologic. 
 fit'ymon, s. baS ©tammwort. 
 Eu'cbarist, s. 1. Kel. baS ^eiligc ^benbma^t^ 
 
 2. ^iz ©anffagung. [gc^Srig. 
 
 Eucharis'tjc, — call , arfj. jum^cil.Tfbenbmal)^ 
 EuchlSr'jc gas, Euchlo'riae, s. C/iem.bic@u= 
 Eugliol'pgy, s. Ecc. bie^r(l^cnQgenbc.[(l(>Iorinc. 
 Eu'ghymy , .v. Med. bic gutc S3efcbaffen^eit ber 
 EQ'clase, s. Min. bcr (Sufla§. [@Qfte. 
 
 EQ'crasy, *. Med. bic gcfunbcXeibeSbefd^affcn* 
 
 ^eit. [biometcr. 
 
 Eudiom'6t§i , J. Ely. ber Suftgiitemeffer, @u= 
 Eudiomet'ric, — cal, adj. eubiometrifd>. 
 EudjSm'etry , s. Phy. bie Qubiometric. 
 Eu'gene, s. ©ugcn (SOt-n.)* [prctfenb. 
 
 EQlSg'ic, — c^l, I. adj. ; II. — caiUy, adv. Iob= 
 Eu'lpgist, s. bcr Sobrebner. 
 Eulo'gium, Eu'logy, s. 2ob,^rci5, bie 2obrcbc. 
 To Eu'loglzc, V. a. lobcn, prcifcn. 
 EQ'nuch, s. bcr (Sunucb/ 5Berf(bnittcnc. 
 To Eu^nucb, To Eu'nugliate, r. a. ocrfc^ncibcn, 
 Eu'nuchi^m, s. bQ§ (5unu(^ent^um. [cafiriren. 
 Euo'nyraus , J. Bot. bcr ©pinbelbQum. 
 Eu'[)githy,*.l.btt$ SBo^Igcfu^l} 2.bic gutc@tim= 
 Eu'patQry, s. Bot. ber SBafierboftcn. [mung. 
 Eu'p?psy, s. bic gutc SScrbauung. 
 EQpep'tjc, adj. Ici(btsu oerbQuen. 
 Eu'phemism, s. Rhet. bcr eupt)emi§mu$. 
 
 Euphemis'tic, adj. CUp^cmij^ifci. [gcnb. 
 
 EuphSa'ic, — c?il, adj. roo^llQutcnb , wo^lflin* 
 Eu'phony, s. bcr SBo^lIaut, SSo^lHang. 
 EQphor^i^m, *. Bot. l.bicSSolf&mil^i 2. r^a^ 
 Eu'rope,.v. Geog. (Suropa.[eup^orbiengurami. 
 
 Eurppe'an, I. adj. curopdifc^ j II. *. ber @urp« 
 
 pficr, bic (SuropScrinn. 
 Eu'r>js, 5. bcr (©ub=)S?ftn>inb. 
 Eu'ryf/imy , s. Arch. , Paint. , Mus. , kc. bie 
 
 harmonic ; eur^tjt^mic. 
 Eusebe', Eusetjiis , s. SufebiuS (5iJJ-n.). 
 En'stace, s. (SuflajiuS (3Ji-n.) . 
 Euf/iana'sia, Eut/ian'§isy, *. bcr fonftc Xob. 
 Eu'xTne, s. Geog. Hi f^worgc 3Rcer. 
 Euxinet', vid. Glossaret. [s. pi. Q-c OJlittel. 
 Evac'uant, Med, I. adj. Qbfu^rcnb; 11. e-g. 
 To Evac^uatc, v. I. a. 1. auSIccrcn, auSrdu* 
 
 men? 2. Mil. (cincn S)rt) rdumeni 3. Afed.ttb* 
 
 fu^ren j II. n. Surg. Slut loffen. 
 Evacua'tion , s. bie 7fu§lccrung, ic. c/. b. ». SB. 
 Evac'uative, adj. Med. Qbfu^renb. 
 To Evade', v. a. &. n. lit. & fig. cntn)ij(i)eu, 
 ^cntge^cn? QUSwcic^cnj umgcben. 
 Ev'an [or iv'^n] , *. vuig. 3o(>ann (^3Jt-n.). 
 Ev^ines'cence, s. bQo (iDa^ins)@d)»inbcn. 
 Evancs'c^nt, adj. fdjroinbcnb, unmerRi(l(>. 
 Ev^ngel'jc,— c^l [IK., Sm.,kc.; evan — , S., 
 
 Ja. &c.] , I. adj". ; II. — cally, adv. ccangcllft^. 
 Evan'gelism, *. bic SerFunbigung beS e\)ange« 
 Evan'gelist , s. bct ©DQngclift. [lium§. 
 
 To Evan'gelize, v. a. (& n.) bttS 6»angclium 
 Erap'or^ible, adj*. Ici4>t ocrbunftcnb. [Icl^rcn. 
 To fivap'prate, v. I. n. ocrbunflcn, Dcrrau4)cn 
 
 (avii) fig.) i II. a. l.obbfinficn, obbdinpfcn^ 
 
 2. fig. (ben @cful)li:n, jc.) 2uft matbcn. 
 Evappra'tion, s. bie Serbunfhing, 2C. c/.b.i^.SB. 
 EvapVative, odj. fid) auf ©ampf bejie^enb/ 
 JDompf* j — power, bie ©ompfPraft. 
 Eva'sion, s. 1. bie (Satioifdjungj 2. bicTCuSs 
 
 pudfjt) bcr SSorroanb; bic ©op^iflcrci. 
 Eva'sjve , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ^u^flud^tc 
 
 Qnrocnbcnb, QuSrocif^cnbj III. — ness, s. bas 
 
 7fu6»ci(^en. 
 Eve, .V. 1. @Da} 2. {or E'ven) -^-bcr "Xbenb^ 3. 
 
 (comp.) bcr ^cilige TCbcnb , 7C. oor cincm ^cftc,- 
 
 jig. on the — (mit oO , 1- na^e baran, im Sc* 
 
 griff c 5 2. am SSorabenbj — chorr, Ent. \iit 
 
 ?KaulrourfSgrillc. 
 Evec'tion, s. 1. bic ^uSfu^r^ 2. bie er()cbttngj 
 
 3. Ast. bic ^bn)ci(^ung beS OJtonbeS. 
 E'ven, I. adj'. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. lit. eben, gerobc, 
 
 roagercc^tj ftetig, glatt^glctdfjjA'"-*- 2.glcid), 
 gleidjformig 5 glcic^mapig 5 (—handed) unpar= 
 tciifij 3. glci(^mut^ig, gclQJTcn, glcic^giiltig j 
 
 4. gerabc (oon ber 3a^l) 5 5. [(bulbenfrci, quittj 
 rein, ricbtigj to make — , cine ©(^nlb (gans) 
 bcja^Ien, fi(^ abfinbcn (— with, mit)} weight 
 on — beam, Com. im Sticfen geTOogenj upon 
 an — keel. Mar. glei^lajKg. 
 
 E'ven , adv. 1. (— so) ebcn (fo> , gcrabc (fo)i 
 nur, ttutb/ ebcnfall^j 2. gar, fogar, fdb^j - 
 
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 296 
 
 Bxac 
 
 as , %ld&) loicj — on, geraDe fort 5 — down, 
 gerate ^inunter 5 not — , nid^t cinmol j — now, 
 eben je^t, [0 eben, — as much , cben fo cieU 
 
 — that . . . , gefe^t t)Q^ — [2. Qu§glei(bcn. 
 To E'ven, v. a. 1. cben, gldd^ mat^cn, ebencn} 
 E'ven?r, *.t5er :i(u§gIeid^er,aSer[6^ncr, ?KittIcr. 
 E'venjng,!.*. ^cribenbj II. ad;, abenfclit^. 
 E'venness, s.lMi ©bcn^eit, ©erat^cit, ®lci^= 
 
 ^eit j ©Ifittcj 2. bie ©Icic^formigfeit 5 Unpar* 
 teili(^!eitj — of temper, ber ®lei(bmut^. 
 
 Event', v. 1. bieSegebenbeit, ba» ©reigni^j 
 2. bcr ^crgttng , (Srfolqj at all e-s,oufaUe 
 
 Event'fiil, adj. crcignif uoU. [^ciUe. 
 
 To Even'tilate, &c. vid. To Ventilate, &c. 
 
 Even'tuali— tshu— ], f. adj. QUf ben mogli' 
 d^ni ^all eingericb tet 5 mogli^b , ctwuig? H. - 
 ly, adv. Quf ben %aU , am Gnbe 5 oorfi(bt§n)eife. 
 
 Kv'?r, I. adu. 1. jc, jcmalS i 2. immer, bef^Qn* 
 big, flctSj 3. impr. (ft. never mit so) au(b 
 no(bfo5 umfO) wicnurj 4. irgenb? for — , 
 jcitlebcnS j unauf borlitb, immerfort j /?. for — ! 
 R. foil leben ! 58i»at I — since , — after , fcit 
 Der 3eit, con ber 3eit an 5 — before , con je* 
 ^cr4 II. comp. Boi-*. — green , 1. ba§|)au§= 
 Iaub5 2. bag Smmergriin, — green oak, bie 
 @te(bci^e5 — lasting, I. adj. ; II, — ly, adv. 
 immcrmdbrenb , croig: 111. *-. 1. Com. tin fc= 
 fter , bamaftartig gcmebter aSoUenjcug (bef. 
 iiua5einHeibern)i 2. But. ba& Olubrfraut,— 
 more, ado. immerfort, emig, allejeit, ftct&. 
 
 EvV(b)ard, s. (Sbcrbarb (?Dt-n.). [rung. 
 
 Ever'sion, *. 1. bu Umftur jung i 2.t)ie3crfl6- 
 
 Ev'ery, prow. adj. jcber, jebe, iebc§3 allc, alleSj 
 
 — body. — one, ^i^bermann j — thing (— bit), 
 
 1. QCUcs 3 2. gdnjlicb/ gang unb gar 5 — where, 
 
 EveM, vid. Eaves. [aUent^olbcn. 
 
 To fivict', v. a. Law , (gcritbtltc^) QU&bem 58e* 
 ji^e fc§en. [^eft^ej 2. t>ie flberffibrung. 
 Evic'tion, s. 1. Law , bic ^uSftof ung auS bem 
 Evidence, s. l.bic^ugenf(bcinlt(bteit j Laws. 
 
 2. DaS 3eugnt^, ber (3cugcn=)JBcn)ei§ 5 3. ber 
 3eugc5 4. bie SBcweiSurtunbes King's — , ber 
 (frcigcfpro(3^ene),ft6nig§jeugc(gcgcn9}JitfibuI= 
 
 To Ev'idence, v. a. berocifen, bart^un. [bige). 
 ]£Vid§nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. augcnfcbeinlicb, 
 
 augenfdUig; offenbar, Har. 
 ftvjden'tial, adj. beweifenb, iiberjcugcnb. 
 fi'vil, 1. adj. & adu.iibel, bofe, fd^limm,f(ble(btj 
 
 f<j|>dblid)5 II. comp. —affected, abbolb? — 
 
 disposed, — minded, ubelgefinnt, boS^aftj— ! 
 
 doer, — worker, ber Ubeltbdter, — eye, 1. 
 
 bag ©cbclauge 3 2. ber 3aubcr= (ob.bofe) aSlicfj 
 
 — eyed, boSbttft bUcf enb, ndbifd^j — favoured, 
 ron itbler ®cfi(bt§bilbung, mipgeflaltet, the — 
 One, ber J86fe, S^eufelj — speaking, I. adj. xiit- 
 Icamberif4>5 II. * bie ®erlcumbung. 
 
 EMI, s. 1. bos fibcl,956fci 2. boS UnglucC, 
 
 (glcnbjS. bicRranfbcit. 
 fi'vilness, s. bie S56Sartigfcit, ba§ Sofc. 
 To Evince', v. I. a. bcroeifen, errocifcn , bar* 
 
 tbun? II. n. fi(b auSrodfcn. 
 Evin'cjble, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. ernjci^Iicbj 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie STroci&Ucbfcit. 
 To Evifs'cerate , V. a. auSwcibcn, ouSncbmen. 
 Ev'it^ble , adj. (». ii.) tcrmcibli(b< 
 Eviter'nal, adj. ubcrau§ langc. 
 Eviter'nlty, s. bie iibcrauS langc 3cit. 
 EvQca'tion, s. bic ^eroorrufuug, k. 0/. b. f. SS. 
 To Evoke' (To Ev'ocate), v. a. 1. t)crPorni' 
 
 fen 5 2. (®ci|ler)bcf(bn36ren5 3. Law, oor ein 
 ^anberes ®eri(bt bringen ober oorlabcn. 
 Evola'tion, s. baS ©aponfliegen, SBcgflicgcn. 
 Ev'olute, s. Math, bic Gfolutc 
 Evolu'tion, s. 1. bie Gntnjirfelung, (SntfaltURg j 
 
 2.biclufrei^ung,gieibe5 3. Math, k Mil. 
 
 Uz Gijclution, — of powers, Alg. ^ia^ gBur= 
 
 5elau§sieben. [faltcnj2. auSrocrfon. 
 
 To EvSlve', v. a.l. (n. fi(b) cntwicfdn, cnt= 
 Evorai'tion, s. bie ^u§fpeiung. [d)cn. 
 
 To Eviil'gatc, v. a. augfprcngcn , bcfannt mtt= 
 Eviil'sion, s. ba& TCuSreifen. 
 Ewe, s. bie ©cbofmutter, bas (^O^uttcr*)® cbaf j 
 
 — lamb , bO§ ^dmmicn J — milk cheese. 
 To Esse, V. n. lammcn [©djaffdfc. 
 Ew'er, s. bic (SBafcbOSBafferFannc mit brcitcr 
 
 SKiinbung. bcr®ic5er 
 ESv'ry, y Engl. I bay Xafclbcifcramtj 2. bic 
 ^jtammcr jam fi3ntgU(ben 3;ir49cr4>irr. 
 Ex, lat. prep. I audi 2. e^cmalig, gcmcfcn, 
 
 auper Bicnfien: — minister, — official men, 
 
 — president, &c.; Laws, (lat.) —jure, oon 
 9le(bt»n)cgen > — officio [ofish'jo] , t)on^mt$ 
 wcgen 5 — post facto, binterbcr j — post facto 
 law, cin ritctroirfenbeg ®cfc§. 
 
 To Exa9'erbate , v. a. 1. crbittcrnj 2. Med. 
 pcrfilimmcrn. 
 
 Exacerba'tion, .v. 1. Ut (Srbittcrung j 2 bic 
 5Berf(bUmmening5 Med. ber ^arojismuS. 
 
 Exacerva'tion, s. bic 3fufbdufUng. 
 
 Exact', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gcnau, punftU<i^, 
 ricbtig , forgfditig, gcroiffenbaftj to draw for 
 the — amount. Com. per ©albo (apoinO 
 troffiren. 
 
 To Exact', v. I. a. 1. (oI$ *pp[i(t)t) forbcrn, 
 »erlangenj 2. eintreibcn , crprcffcn, abbrin* 
 gen 5 II. n. (— upon . . . , S^b.) iibcrncbmcn, 
 (im ^anbcl) brucfen, to — in (upon) the 
 price, 5u SSicl forbcm, iibcrtbcucrn. 
 
 Exac'ter, vid. Exactor. 
 
 Exac'tion, s. 1. bie gorberungi 2. bic(fintr«« 
 
 "bung(»>.®clbcrn)33.bicGrprcjfung,Dvucfung. 
 
 Exac'titude, .t. bie ®cnauigfcit/ ^]3nftlid)feit. 
 
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 Exact'ness, s. 1. n>ic U. c. SK. 3 2. bie 9li(^ti9= 
 
 fcit, (Rcgelmopigfeit. [:c. c/. To Exact 
 Exac'tor, s. Der (Exac'tress , Die) ^orbemtjc, 
 to gxag'gerate , v. a. Jig. iibcrtrciben (QU(^ 
 
 Pairit) , i?ergropern. 
 Exaggera'tion , s.fig. (qU(^ Pam*.) Me Ubcr= 
 
 "trcibung, Sergropcrung. 
 Exag'geratory, ac/i-iibertreibcnt, ccrgrof ernt). 
 Exagjta'tlon, a. W SSeiregung, erfd^iitterung. 
 To Exalt', V. a. I. lit. &fig. cr^ebeit, cr^^ben, 
 
 2. 'fIuj. iQutern, fublimircn. 
 Exalta'tion, s. 1. Ui Sr^ebung, Grbo^ung j 2. 
 
 bie4)6be5 3.Med. bie SSerfldrf ung (ciner^r3= 
 
 nei) j 4. P/iy. bie gduterung. 
 Exdl'ted, I. p. a. 1. er^aben? 2. bcgciflcrtj II 
 
 '— ness, s. 1. Ui (Srbaben^eitj 2. ber ©tolj. 
 Exam'inable, ac/j. jur Unterfucbung gccignet. 
 Exam'in^te, I. adj. ejaminirt 5 II. ». ber GjQ^ 
 
 "minirte, ®epruftc. 
 
 Examina'tion , .<?. 1. bie ^rii fungi Unterfu= 
 
 (bung 5 2. Laxo,bieS5crnebmur.g,ba§5Berb6r. 
 To Exam'ine, v. a.l. (gan). mit into) |)rufcn, 
 
 untcrfucbcn, erforfcbcn, nocbfebenj 2.(geri(btl.) 
 
 cernebmen, cer^orcn, ej-aminircn. 
 Exam'iner , s. ber ^raminQtor. 
 ipxam'ple , s. 1. vid. b. li. Sample; 2. fig. ba§ 
 
 djempel, SeifpicI, 5JJuf!er, bie ©orftbrift, 
 
 for — , gum Q5eifpiel. [tbigcn. 
 
 To Exan'imJitc , v. a. 1. cntfeelenj 2. entmu= 
 Exan'jmate , af/j. 1. entfcelt, lebloSj 2. mutb= 
 Jo0; niebergcftblagcn, matt. 
 Kxan//iem'ata, s. pi. Med. ber ^QUtQU§f(blag, 
 ^bie ginnen , 5)i§blttttern. [finnig. 
 
 Ex%nt/tem'atous , adj. Med. ejQntbematifdj, 
 fixarticula'tion , s. Surg, bie (cinfttibc) SScr= 
 
 renfung. [2. (ein fibel) oerf(bUmmem. 
 
 To Exas'p^rate, v. a. 1. erbittern, aufbringcn? 
 Exas'p^rate, adj. erbittert, cr^iirnt. 
 Exaspera'tion, s. 1. bie ©rbitterungi 2. Ut 
 
 b'fiSjiieSSergroferung^ 3. \)k SSerf(blimme= 
 To Ex'cavate, v. a. QuS^o^Ien. [rung. 
 
 Excava'tion,j.l.bicluSbo^^«n9j2.bic^6^Ie, 
 ^4)oi)Iung , ba& Socb- [luSgrobung^mafcbinc. 
 Excava'tor , s. 1. ber "KvLh^o^^Uvi 2. Mech. bie 
 To Exceed', v. a. (& n.) 1. iiberf(breiten, (ba§ 
 
 ^Qf) fiberjieigen, ju mit geben 5 2. fibertref* 
 
 fen (- in, an) j 3. iibcrmiegen. 
 Excee'der, *. ber Uberf(breitenbe, 2c. c/. b. 0. SB. 
 Excee'ding, I. p. a.; II. — ly, arfr. ubermdpig, 
 
 auferorbentli^. [nen. 
 
 To Excel', v.a. & /j.ubertrejfcnj jt(b auSsei(b= 
 lEx'cellence, Ex'cellcncy , *. 1. bie SSorsiigIi(b= 
 
 feit, SSortrcffli(bf eit 5 2. bie4)obcit,aBurbe, 
 
 (Srbabenbeit j 3. bie 9lein^eit, ®ute 5 4. (-cy) 
 
 eyccUens (@^rentitel) j by way of— , jur 7iug= 
 
 ieicbnung j in a degree of—, uorjugSroeife. 
 
 Ex'celleut, I. adj. 1. »ortreffIi(b, oorjuglitbi 
 2. Qu§gesei(bnet5 H. — ly, adv. \$6iiili6}, bcrfjfl, 
 
 Excen'trjc, &c. lud. in Eccen .... [ttuf erft. 
 
 To Except', v.a.l. QuSnebmcn, ouSfd^lief en < 
 2. (aucb n. bef. Law,) einnjenben. 
 
 Except', Excep'ting, prep. auSgenommen, 
 auper, o^ne, mit SBegretbnung t}on 
 
 Excep'tion, s. 1. bie "JfuSnobme i 2. bic @in» 
 menbung, ber (Sinwurf (— to, at, against, ge* 
 gen) 5 3. Laws. Uc ©rception j to take —at 
 (to, or against), fi(b firduben (gegen)? Gt= 
 roas iibel nebmen. [unterrocrfen , anflof ig. 
 
 Excep'tipnable , adj. fireitig, Ginroenbungen 
 
 Excep'tjve, adj. einc TfuSnabnie entt)altenb. 
 
 Excep'tor, s. ber ®cgner, Sabler. 
 
 Excerpts' (cxcerpta), s. p^.TfugJugc, @;ccrpte. 
 
 Excess', s. 1. ba§ Ubermaf 5 2. bie iCu^fcbroe:^ 
 fungi 3. Arith. & Geom. ber Ubcrf(buf, Un» 
 tcrfcbieb. 
 
 Exces'sjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. libermdpig, 
 auferorbcntIi(b5 ungcmcinj III. — ness. s. \iit 
 Ubermdfigfeit. 
 
 To Exchange', v. a. auStttuftbeu, (oer^tau* 
 fcben, (»er=)»e(bfeln (— for, gegen). 
 
 Exchange', I. s. sing. (bef. Com.) l.berSaufit, 
 Siaufibbanbelj SSetbfcl , Umfa§ (be§ ®elbcS)j 
 2. (course of—) ber (SBeifel=)<§our§5 buS 
 ^ufgelbi 3. W aSorfe, 4. Mi/, bie Sflansios 
 nirungj 5..%-*. a) ber 3:.,^uStaufibj 6) ber 
 ©egenroertbi in — , bafiir, bagegen i Com-.v. 
 account of — , bQ§ Sffie^felcontoj bill of — , 
 ber SS-brief 5 bond of—, berSB-controct j ac- 
 count of the returns of — , "HXi 9(licambiorc(b= 
 nungj drawing and rc-diawing bills of — 
 (or mere — business), bieSS-reitcrci j — and 
 re-exchange , ^in* U. ^ern3e(bfcl? par of — , 
 ba§ SK-porii place of—, ber 2B-plo§i laws 
 of — ,ba§S8-re(btj — (business) in (or for) 
 ready money, 6ontQnt5®efd>dfte 5 under the 
 
 — (quoted or limited), unter bem 6ourSi 
 II. comp. — broker, ber SB-mdflerj — busi- 
 ness, bus SB-gefd^dft) —commissions, SB-= 
 commiffioneni — laws, bie S86rfenorbnung i 
 
 — money , SB-soblung i — regulations , bie 
 aSorfenorbnungi SB-orbnungj III. e-s (list 
 of —or printed—), ,v. pi. bQ& Gour^blatt, 
 aSorfenblatt, ter SBe^fclcourSjettel. 
 
 Exchan'geaible, adj. augtauf(bbar , ttUSwecbfeU 
 bari Mil. ronjionsfabig- 
 
 Exchan'ger, s. 1. ber Xaufcber, 2. ber 2Be(bS- 
 ler, S5anjier. 
 
 Exchequ'^r [— tshek'er] , s. Engl, bie ©(ba|» 
 fammcr,^inansfttmmer, @taat§CQJfej court 
 of — , "aai @<bo§f ommergcritbt 5 receipt of — 
 bQS 3abtamt j - bills , — notes , €5-f(beine 5 - 
 board, bie ©-banf. 
 
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 To ExchequV [— tshek'^r], v. a. einen^rocep 
 
 bei bent @ci^Q^!ammergcri(^te on^angig ma* 
 Exci'^able, adj. occi&- oDcr fteuerbar. [(ben. 
 Excise', *. bie^ccife, SBoarenfieuerj — man, 
 
 bcr ^cciSeinne^mcr, — office, bag Iccifeamt. 
 To Excise', V. a, 5Cccife ne^men, ober auflegen. 
 Exci'§ion , J. 1. bie ^uSrottung^ 2. Surg. Ut 
 
 ^u§f^neibung5 3. Theol.'Sik'K\xh^6)li(fmQ. 
 gxcitabn'jty, s. bie ©rregbarfcit. 
 ?xci't»ble, adj. erregbar, reijbar. [tel. 
 
 fix'cjtant, I. adj. erregenb j II. s. bas BidymiU 
 Excita'tion, s. 1. bie Grrcgungj 2. Ue ^uf= 
 
 munterung, ^nfeuerung. 
 gxci'tative, adj. 1. erregenbj 2. antrcibenb. 
 To Excite', V. a. erregen, aufregen, Qufmun* 
 
 tern, anfeuern , reijen (oucb Med). 
 Excite'ment, s. bie 2Cnregung , ICufregung , bcr 
 
 ^iCntrieb , bie Steisung (aucb Med.). 
 Pxci'ter , *. 1. ber Srreger , :c. cf. To Excite; 
 
 2. ilfed._ba§ {Reismittel. 
 To Exclaim', v. n. I, ttuSrufen, f(breien; 2,eis 
 
 fern; Exclaim', s. * ber ©cbrei, :jfugruf. 
 gxclai'mer , s. 1. ber ©(breier, 2. bcr (Siferer 
 Exclaraa'tion , *. 1. bcrTfuSrufj 2. (e-s) ba§ 
 
 ©efcbreij 3. (note of—) ba§ ^u§rufung&sei 
 
 4ien[!]. [2. eifernb. 
 
 Exclam'atory, adj. 1. QUSrufcnb, TCuSrufung&s, 
 To Exclude', v. a. 1. ou§f(bKepcn5 2. QU§nc^= 
 
 men, 3. gebfircn. 
 JExclu'sion, f.l.bie^usfdjlicpung, ber2CuSf^luf , 
 
 2. bie SSerwerfung, Law, ^raclufion, 3. bie 
 
 ^usna^me^ 4. bie ©ebdbntng (berSungcn). 
 Exclu'f ionist, s. ber ^u&f(blief er, SScrwerfer. 
 Exclu'sjve, I. adj.', II. — ly, adv, (mi of) 1. 
 
 auSf(biiepenb , au§f(blicfliij 2.ttu§ne^menb^ 
 
 mit ^ugf(blup5 III. - ness, s. bie 2Cu§f(bIiefs 
 
 li(bfeit, luSgef^Ioffen^eit. 
 To Excog'itate, v. a. au&benfen, crfinnen. 
 ?xc6gita'tion, s. bic Grfinbung. 
 Excpmmu'njcable , adj. bem .Kird^cnbttnne un= 
 
 ternjorfen, be& ^irc^enbanneS roertb- [ren. 
 To Excommu'nicate , v. a. Ecc. eycommunici= 
 lExcpmmu'nicatc, adj. ejcommunicirt. 
 Exc9mmunica'tion,5.iScc.ber(,Kir(ben=)IBann, 
 
 W :jfu&flof ung, ^u&f(bUepung. 
 To Exco'riate, v. a. 1. cbbautcn, fcljinben, 2. 
 
 ab rinben, abf^dlen, 3. Surg, (bic ^aut) 
 
 auffd)arfen, oufri^cn. [fcbarfung (bcr ^aut). 
 ExcorjiVtion , s. bie ^bbciutung, Surg.'^u^i 
 Excortjca'tion , s. bie ICbfcbcilung, ^brinbung. 
 To Ex'creiite , v. a. QU&rttUSpem , au&fpu(f en. 
 Excrea'tion, s. bie TfuSrauSperung , bQ5 lus= 
 jDerfen, ^uSfpucfen. 
 
 Ex'crera^nt, *. (bef. pi.) bcr ^usnjurf, ^oti^. 
 Excremen'tal , adj. auSgeleert njcrbenb (ou& 
 
 bem ^crper) j - parts, bic TCbgdnge. 
 
 Excrementi'tious , adj. jum ^u&n5urf gcbSrtg^ 
 cycrementiell. 
 
 Excres'cence , s. 1. lit. &fig. bcr (fc^lcr^ttfte) 
 ^u§n3U(b&5 2. Surg. btt§ @e»tt(b& (am Jt6r» 
 per)5beri)6cter. 
 
 Excres'cent, adj. auSwad^fenb. 
 
 To Excrete', v. n. Med. QUSlecrcn, obfonbern. 
 
 Excre'tion, s. 1. Med. bic^bfonberungj 2. 
 ^ber :2CuS»urf (ber naturlitben Unrcinigf eiten). 
 
 Ex'cretiive, adj. abfonbcmb, obfii^renb. 
 
 Ex'cretpry, I. adj. Merf. ttbfonbcmb , obfu^* 
 renb j'n. *. Anat. bag TCbfonberungSgefdp im 
 Mx^zx. [tern. 
 
 To Excru'ciate , V. a. martem, peinigen, foU 
 
 Excrucja'tion, s. 1. ba& ^JJartern? 2. bie^cin, 
 
 Excul'pable, adj. ju cntfcbulbigcn. [§iual. 
 
 To Exciil'pate, u.a.entfd5)utbigen, reibtfertigen. 
 
 Exculpa'tion, s. bie Oled)tfcrtigung. 
 
 Exciil'patQry, adj. recbtfertigenb. 
 
 gxcur'sion, s. l.bic^bf^weifung^ 2. bic fiber* 
 [(breitung 5 3. bic 2fu§fQ^rt, ber 7Cu§flug , "bk 
 ©treifereij an — of pleasure, cine SSergnfi* 
 gung§reifc. 
 
 Exciii'slve, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ^erumftrci> 
 fenb, abf(bn>eifenb 5 III. — ness, a\ bag ^er* 
 umfd()n)eifen} t)k ^bf4>n>eifung. 
 
 Excu'sable, I. adj. ju entf(bulbigen, Dcrjei^* 
 licb, II. — ness, s. tit SSerjei^Iicbfeit. 
 
 Excu'satory, adj. cntf(bulbigenb. 
 
 To Excuse', V. a. 1. entf(bulbigcnj 2. oerjct^etti 
 3. crlaJTcn/iiber^eben. 
 
 Excuse', s. bic @ntf(bulbigung. [seiner. 
 
 ?xcu'ser , s. 1. ber entf(bulbigcr , 2. ber 58er= 
 
 Ex'ecrable, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. abfcbeulicb, 
 oerfIu(bt) III. — ness, s. hk 7Cbf(beulid^feit. 
 
 To Ex'ecrate, v. a. »crQbf(bcucn, Dcrflucbcn. 
 
 Execra'tion, s. 1. bie SScrobfcbeuung , SSerflu* 
 
 ^(bung5 2. bcr^lucb- 
 
 Ex'ecratQry , s. bie S5crmiinf(bung5formel. 
 
 To Ex'ecute, v. I. a. 1. x>oUlU\)m, ooUftrccf en, 
 auSfii^ren, oerrid)tcnj cermalten^ 2. binricb- 
 ten? 3. Law, cyequiren, ou§pfdnbcn5 II. n. 
 
 ^SBirfung t^un, roirfen. 
 
 Execu'tion, s. 1. bieS5oirsiebung,S>oll)lre€fung, 
 7Cu§fii^rung5 2. Laio, Ut ©recutionj (writ 
 of—) ber SSoUsie^ungSbcfeblj 3. tk ^inricb* 
 tungj figs. 4. bic SBirfung, 5. bic SSerwii* 
 ftung, 3^icberlogc5 ber ©(baben? 6. bie^n* 
 wenbung, ^uSiibungj 7. r>k 2(uf|^^rung, hai 
 ©piel, ber (mufi!Qlif(be, :c.) SSortragj place 
 of—, bo§ ^od^gcricbt, ber^9li^tpla§. 
 
 Execu'tipner, s. 1. vid. b. U. Executor; 2. bcr 
 ©(bttrfri(bter, 9^a(bri(btcr, ^enfer. 
 
 Exec'utive, I. adj. Qu&iibenb, DoHjie^enb^PoZ. 
 eyecutioj II. *. ber (Stn)Q§ toUjic^t j — coun- 
 cil, Pel. ber 5Kiniftcrrat^. 
 
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 299 
 
 Exil 
 
 Ex'ecutpr, s. 1. ber SSoUsie^er, SSoUflrecter; 
 
 S^Qterj 2. Law [exec'utor],ber SeflaraentSs 
 
 i^oUjiet)er ; 3. (Shksp.) ber @(^Qrfridjter.[rifd). 
 
 fixecQto'rjaJ, adj. Laic, ooUsielpcnb, ej:ecuto= 
 
 Pxec'utorship , *. Law , bo§ ^mt cineS Zt^a= 
 
 ?xec'utory, I. adj. 1. JU OoHjie^cn, amtIid()C 
 ^flic^ten cerrirj^tcnb j 2. Law, cxecutorifc^ 
 (mittelfl n(|>tcrUd(>er ^filfe)j n. s. ber ®e> 
 moltsbricf. 
 
 Exec'utnx, *. bic (SeflamcntgOSJoUaic^erinn. 
 
 :fexege'sis, 5. bie (Sycgefc, (©4>riftO'2f u&lcgung. 
 
 Exeget'jcal, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. crcgetif(^. 
 
 Igiem'piar, a\ boS^SRufler j SSorbilb , Sbcal. 
 
 Ex'?iiipl?riness, Ex'^mplarjty, s, bie SKuper= 
 
 ^i)Qfti9?cit^ ba§ Gycmplonfic. 
 
 Ex'emplary, I. adj. ; lI.Ex'emplarily, ado. tX- 
 emplarifc^ ; 1. muflcr^afti 2. warncnb , 3. not- 
 fd^riftlii 5 4. jur Grifiuterung bicncnb. 
 
 Exempljfica'tion, s. 1. bte ©rlQUtcrung , 5BcIc= 
 gung bur(b SSeifpiclci 2. Laio, bie gerid^tUdjc 
 TCbfirift, 3. bie Sta^bilbung. 
 
 Exem'plifier, s. ber GriQutcrer, >DarflcIIcr. 
 
 To Exera'pijfy » v. a. 1. burd? Seifpietc eridu* 
 tern) belegcnj 2. Lawy cine geriibtlidje TCb* 
 fd^rift nc^men. [befretcn (».), loerfc^oncn (mit). 
 
 To Exempt' [— emt'], u. a. Laio, QU&ncbmen; 
 
 gxempt', I. adj. 1. befreit, terfc^ont, (fleucr*) 
 frci, ejimirt j 2. nitbt inbegriffcn, QuSgcfdjlof' 
 fen? II. s. 1. bcrSSePorret^tigtc} 2. M/i. ber 
 (Sefreitej ©arbefolbat. [(©teuerO^rci^eit. 
 
 Exem'ption [— em'shon], s, bie Scfrciung, 
 
 Exequa'tur , .V. Pol. bQ& ©jcquatur- 
 
 Exe'qu!?il» «<^i' JUKI Seic^enbegdngnif , jur Sob= 
 
 Vcnfeicr ge^orig. [Sobtenfcicr. 
 
 fix'equief, s. pi. b_Q§ geid^enbegdngnip, bie 
 
 Ex'?rcise, *. l.bieUbung, ^u§ubung (einer 
 ^unft; 2C.)j 2. bic SeibcSubung, (2eibc§=) 
 Scrocgung? SBaffcniibung , ba§ (Sxercitium , 
 3. bic :jfnbad^Mbung. 
 
 To Ex'?rcise, v. I. a. 1. (^orper unb ®eift) 
 ubcn 5 2. fig. ausuben , ocrrottlten 5 3. (aucb n.) 
 Mil. ejercircn5 4. oniDcnbcn, 5. befc^dftigen j 
 II. n. 1. fi6) SSewcgung ma6)mi 2. fi^ bemu= 
 
 Ex'^rcis^r, s. ber Ubenbc. [^en, beftrcben. 
 
 Exercjta'tion, s. bie Ubung? TCuSubung. 
 
 Exergue', s. Mint, ber ^bf^nitt, bieCSjerguc. 
 
 To Exert', v. a. 1. anwcnbcn, brau(i^cn 5 2.(n:/?. 
 fi(^)'anfb:cngcn, bcmu^en. 
 
 Exer'tion, s. bic ^nwenbungj ^nflrcngung, 
 ^SBemu^ung, ba& ©eftrcben. 
 
 Ex'cont , Dram, (pi. oon Exit, qv.) gei^cn ah. 
 
 To Exfo'ljatc, V. a. \i6) abhldtUxn, fl(l(> fc^iefcrn. 
 
 Exfolia'tion, s. ba§ ^bbldttcrn. 
 
 EsfO'ijative , Surg. I. adj. Qbbldttemb} H- *• 
 bag ^bbldtteningSraittel. 
 
 Exhji'i^b.e, adj. oerbunflbar, Ui6)t oerbunflcnb 
 
 Jui^tig. [pfung ; 2. ber Sunft, ©ampf. 
 
 Exhala'tion, j. 1. bic ^uSbiinjtung, SScrbam* 
 To Exhale', v. a. 1. oerbunflen, ousbiiften j 2. 
 
 QuSbunften mac^en. 
 Exhale'ment, s. 1. bic fficrbunftung, S5erbam» 
 
 pfung 5 2. ber ©ampf, J>uft. 
 To Exhaust', v. a. lit. &fig. erfd^opfen? to be 
 
 e-ed. Com. oergriffen, ocrFauftfein, e-ing 
 
 chamber , Mech. ber jDompfraum (im ^cffel 
 
 ciner jDompfmofd^ine). 
 Exhaas'tible, adj. erf^opflid^. 
 Exhaus'tion [— tshon] , s. I. bic ©rfd(>6pfung » 
 
 2. AJath. bie (Sx^auflion. 
 Exhaust'l^ss, adj. uncrfd()6pfli(^. 
 To Exher'edate , V. a. cntcrbcn. 
 Exhereda'tion, *. bic Gnterbung. 
 To ExhTb'jt, V. a. 1. augftcUen 5 barlegcn, por^ 
 
 bringen, onbringenj 2. jcigen, an ben Sag 
 
 legen^ dupcrn. 
 Exhib'it, s. Law, ba^ Gi^ibitum. 
 Exhib'jt^r, s. ber ©arfteUer, ic.cf. To Exhibit, 
 Exhibr'tion. s. 1. bie ©arflellung, SJorfteUungj 
 
 2. bie TfuSflellung j 3. bic Superung j Scitlungj 
 
 ^robci 4-. bo§ etiocnbium j ber ©e^ait, Un^ 
 ^tcr^alt^ 5. W aSclo^nung. 
 Exhjbi'tiQn^r, s. Ac. ber 3tipcnbiat. 
 Exhibi'tionist, J. ber ©(ftaugcber. 
 Exhib'jtive, I. adj (or Exhib'itory) ; II. - ly, 
 
 ad?^ barflcUcnb, an ben'Sag legenbj (flcttO 
 
 certrctenb. [weiben. 
 
 To Exhil'aratc , v. I. a. erl)citern j II. n. bcitcr 
 Exhil^ra'tion, s. 1. bic 5Cuf^eiterung j 2. bie 
 
 %x6i)li6)Mt. [2. roarnm. 
 
 To Exhort', v. a.&??. 1. crma^ncn, crmuntemj 
 Exhorta'tion, s. 1. bic (Srmabnungj 2.bic(5r» 
 
 ma^nung§rcbc 5 3. ber (gute) Statf). 
 Exhor't^tive, Exhor'tatpry , adj. crmo(;ncnb. 
 :gxh6r't$r, s. bcr Grma^ncr. 
 Exhuma'tion [exu — ] , s. bic SBicbcrau&grtt* 
 
 bung bcgrabcncr ^orper. 
 To Exic'cate, &c., vid. To Exhiccatc, &c. 
 Ex'igence , Ex'igency , s. 1. bag Srforbernif } 
 ^SBcburfnif 5 2. bcr S^ot^fall, bringenbc §att. 
 Ex'igent, I. adj. bringcnbj II. *. Law, bie 
 ^(Sbictallabung. [tion cineS ^wefcnben. 
 
 Ex'igenter , *. Law, ber TCu&fertigcr bcr (§ittt= 
 Ex'igtble, adj. (ii)on®d^uIbcn)cintreibIi(^,ej:i* 
 Exigu'jty, *. (». it.) bic ® cjringfugigfeit. [gibcl. 
 Pxig'uous, adj. (n>. it.) Hein, unbcbcutcnb. 
 Ex'ile [VTA., P.; ex'i!, W., Wore, Sm.], s. 
 
 i. bic SScrbannung, 2. bic ^u&wanbcrungjS. 
 
 bic ^gcfc^icbcn^cit, 4. bcr SJcrbanntc. 
 ToEx'ile[ir6., Sm., &c. ; ?xll', W., Wore], 
 
 v.a.'l. lit. & Tig:, oerbanncn , »cr»cifcnj 2. 
 
 refl.fig. fi4> juritrfsie^cn. 
 
Exis 
 
 300 
 
 Bxpe 
 
 To Existf, V. n. 1. (oor^ttnbcn) fcin, ejiflircnj 
 
 2. leben, 3. t)auern, befle^en. 
 Exis'tence, s. 1. t>a§ @ein, jDofein, Vit Griftensi 
 
 2\ba52eben53.t)a§(^ort=)S5e|te^en.[eyiftirenD. 
 gxis'tent, Existen'tial, adj. feient), njefentUdjj 
 fix'it, (iQt.) l.I)ram.get)t abj *. 2. t)a§ :?fbge^cn, 
 
 t)er ^bgang, ^ttbtritt, 3.^%. l5er SoD ^ 4. ber 
 Ex'ode, *. (Jr. Dram. bQ§ (Syobium. [^uSgong. 
 ExVus, J. 1. bci- :j(u§gQng , lu^gug, 2. Da§ 
 
 Exbra'phalos, *. Surg, bcr 3^abelbru^. 
 
 To ^xon'erate, v. a. fig. entbinbcn,befmen. 
 
 ExOnera'tion, j. bef.j^g. bie ©ntburbung, a5c= 
 freiung,@ntlebigung. 
 
 Exon'erative, adj. U^./ig. cntlabenb, entbur* 
 benb, entbinbenb, entlebigenb. 
 
 Igxop'table, adj. n)unf(ben8n)ert^, erraunfd^t. 
 
 Ex'orablc, adj. crbittlid). 
 
 Exorbitance, Exor'bjtancy, .?. lit. kfig.tit 
 
 'uberfibreitung, Ibfcbroeifung, 7Cu§f^njeifung5 
 ba§ Ubcrmaf. 
 
 Exdj/bitant , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. lit. kfig, 
 \. abiceid^cnb) liberftbreitenbj 2. unmd^ig, 
 ou|f(bn)cifenb5 3. ubermdpig. [cijiren. 
 
 To Ex'orcise, v. a. bcfd^n>6ren, bannen j eyors 
 
 Ex'oi ciser, Ex'orcist, .v. fcer ® eifterbef(i^n)orer, 
 
 ^®eif^erbanner, Syorcift. 
 
 Ex'orcism, s. bie Sef(bn36rung, ber @jorciSmu§. 
 
 J^xor'dial, ad;, einleitenb. 
 
 gxor'dium , s. Rhet. ber (Singong eincr Sflebe. 
 
 fixorna'tion, .v. bie ^uSjicrung. 
 
 gxos'sat^d, adj. auSgebeint, entfno(bt. 
 
 Ex5s'8eous[— Ssh'eus], adj. fnoi^cnIo§. 
 
 Expsto'sjs, s. Surg. Die S5cingef(bmulft, baS 
 
 Exoter'ic, — cal, adj. Ph. cj:oterif(b.[llberbcin. 
 
 ExVery, J. baS exotcriftbc, ^ffentli(be. 
 
 ExSt'ic, I. (or — cal) adj. frcmb, au§ldnbif^5 
 IT. s. 1. baS au&lonbif^e ®en)tt(b^? 2. bo5 
 ^rembroort. 
 
 Exot'jcisra, *. boS grembroort, ^rcmbibiom. 
 
 to Expand', v. I. a. lit. &ftg. (n. ft(b) au§= 
 brciteni auSbe^nenj n. n.fig. fid) txmiUvn. 
 
 Expanse', s. ber xodU, auSgebebnte JRaum, bie 
 
 Expansjbil'jty , s. t)ie ^u§bct)nbarfeit. [gldcbc. 
 
 Expan'sible, adj. ttU§bc^nbar. 
 
 Expan'sion, s. 1. Die i"u&be^nung , ^uSbreis 
 tungf 2. ber Umfang, Sdcum, 3.^gr. bie Qv= 
 wcitening. 
 
 Expan'sive, adj. 1. auSbe^ncnb, 2. auSbe^s 
 nungSfd^ig 5 Pky-s. "ifusbebnung&s, (Sxpanfi* 
 on§s :— faculty, t5a§ ^-ocrmogen) — steam-en- 
 gine, bie (l-bompfmof(bine 5 3.yig.Qu§gebet;nt. 
 
 I^xpan'siveness, s. bic ^uSbe^nungSftt^igfeit. 
 
 To Expa'tjate [— sbiat] , v. n. 1. * roanbelnj 
 
 wanbernj 2. fig. (mit on, upon) fid^ ausbvcis 
 ten, (roeitlduffig) crortern. 
 
 Expa'tjatpr, s. ber (rocitlduftgc) (Srortercr. 
 To Expa'trjate , v. a. (au§ ber ^cimat^) f cr* 
 Expatria'tion, s. tie S5erbannung. [bannen. 
 To Expect', V. I. a. erwartcn, ^offcnj II. w. 
 Expec'table, adj. ju crroarten. [wartcn, barren. 
 Expec'tance, Expec'tancy, *. 1. ba§ Grn)ar= 
 
 ten, 2. Die grnjartung, 3. (— cy) Law, bic 
 
 ^nwQrt|"(^aft. [^obcnb. 
 
 Expec'tant, adj. 1. erwartenb j 2.'3Cnmartf(baft 
 Expec'tant, s. Der ^offenbc, Sjpcctant. 
 Expecta'tion, s. 1. Dic(Srn)ttrtungi 2,Dic^off= 
 Expec'ter, s. ber (Sr»arter. [nung. 
 
 Expec'torant , Med. I. adj. cypectorirenb; 16* 
 
 fenbj II. .V. Die lofcnbe TCrjnci. 
 To Expec'torate, v. a. 1. Med. CSd^Ieim) au$* 
 
 rocrfcn 5 2.yig:. (fein |)cr8) Qu^ftbuttcn. 
 Expectora'tion, s. 1. Med. ber (©^IcimO^US* 
 
 rovixU 2..%. Die |)erjergiepung. 
 Expec'torative , adj. Med. Den ©djlcimttUS* 
 
 rourf bcforDernD. 
 Expe'dience, Expe'djency, .v. 1. Dic@(bicfU^s 
 
 hit, TfngemelTen^eit, 2.Da§lu§funft§mittcr, 
 
 ^ittel. [Dienlid^ , rdtbU(b / gcmdp. 
 
 Expe'djent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. f(bi(fli(b^ 
 Expe'djent, s. DaS (lu§f unftS = )50^ittcl 5 Der 
 
 ^fuSroeg. [2. obfcrtigen? augfcrtigen. 
 
 To Ex'pedite, v. a. ejpebiren: l.befcblcunigcn? 
 Ex'pedite, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. (to. ii.) 1. 
 
 f^neU; ^urtig, gcwanDt, 2. Iei(bt. 
 Expedi'tion, s. 1. Die f(bncUe gorDcrung, Gilc j 
 
 2. Die ®eroanDt^eit5 3. Die 7fbfcrtigung,:jfu§= 
 
 fertigung 5 4. bie erpebition : a) Dcr (^clD=) 
 ^3ugi 6) Die ^Qbrt, Sfleifc. 
 Expedi'tious , I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. burtig, 
 
 t^Qtigi forDerlifb? HI- — "ess, s. Dic^urtig? 
 
 hit , SbdtigMt. [ocrbannen. 
 
 To Expel', V. a. 1. au»trciben, tjcrtrcibenj 2. 
 Expel'ler, s. Der S?crtrciber. 
 To Expend', v. a. 1. au&geben, au§lcgenj.2. 
 
 aufroenDenj 3. pcrsebrcn. 
 Expen'djtare [— tshur], s. 1. Die ^uSgabe, 
 
 SSeraudgabung ^ (pl.) ^of^cn, Der ^oflcnauf= 
 
 roanb, 2. Der TfufmanD, 3. bef. Mar. bic KviU 
 
 je^rung Dc§ ^romants. 
 Expense', .v. 1. bic ITuSgabc, TfuSIagc, ^cflcn, 
 
 Unfof^enj bef. pl. Com. ©pcfcnj 2. Dcr(3cit«, 
 
 :c.) TCufraanb. 
 Expen'sive , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. tbcncr 
 
 foflfpieligj 2. freigcbigj 3. pcrf(bn)cnDcrif(b > 
 
 III. — nesa, s. 1. Die ^ofifpicligfcitj Dcr Jltc* 
 
 jlenaufn>anb5 2. Die a5erfcbn>cnDung. 
 Expe'rience, s. 1. Die Grfabrung j 2. Dic^robc, 
 "ber S>erfu^, baS (Syperimcnt. 
 To Expe'rience, v. a. 1 . crfa^rcn 5 2. i>crfu(bcn. 
 Expe'rj?nccd, p.a. erfa^rcnj berod^rt.[tircnDc. 
 Kxpe'rienc?r, 4. Der 5Rcrfu(bmQ(bcr^ ^jpcriwcn. 
 
Expe 
 
 301 
 
 Expu 
 
 Psper'iment, s.ticx (Jlunrt=)S5erfuc^, Die probe, 
 ta& ©jcperimcnt. [perimcntiren j 2. cerfuc^en. 
 
 To Exper'im^nt, v. n. l.SSerfu(3^eQn{teUcn, cy= 
 
 Experimen'tal , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. oers 
 fu(^ent)5 2. erftt^ntngSmdfigj 3. Quf S5erfu(^e 
 gegrunbetj eyperimcntttl. 
 
 Experiraen'talifst, Exper'imenter , s. bcr I8er= 
 
 *fu^mQ(i>er, 6jpcrimcntirent)c. 
 
 Expert', I. adj.; II. — ly, adu. 1. erfa^ren, 
 
 ^uni>i9^2. geiDttnbt) III. — ness, s. t)ie ®e= 
 fd)itfU(ifett, erfa^ren^eit. 
 
 Expert', A-. J5cr tenner, ©a^oerfldnbige. 
 
 Ex'jjjable, adj. abjubiipen, fu^nbar. 
 
 To fix'pjate, u. a. bupen, fu()nen, au&fo^nen. 
 
 Expja'tion, s. bie ffiiipung, Sii^ne, Silgung. 
 
 Ex'pjatory, adj. Qu8f6^nent>^ [li^nenb. 
 
 Expira'tion , s. 1. ba$ ^Cu^at^men, 2.^g:. ber 
 Sob j 3. bic ^uSbunftung, 4. bie Srlofd^ung, 
 5. Ui Gnbe, ber SSerflup, SSerlauf j 6. Com. 
 DerTCblauf, SSerfaU (cineS SBed^fcIS, 2C.)j 
 bic SSerfttUjeit, 3a^Iung§seit. 
 
 To Expire', v. I. a. 1. (oud^ n.) ouSQt^menj 
 2. oerbunftenj II. ;/. 1. ©erfdjciben, flerbcn ? 
 2. ju enbc geljen, oblaufen, 3. oerfallen, fdl= 
 lig roerben. [er6rtern. 
 
 To Explain', v. a. k n. auSlegen, crldutern, 
 
 Expiai'nable, adj. crHdrbor, crfldrlic^. 
 
 Explai'ner, s. ber ^u&leger, GrHdrer. 
 
 ftxplana'tion, .v. 1. bie ^uSlegung, @r!ldrung, 
 (Srortcrung^ 2. bie SScrfidnbigung. 
 
 Explan'atory, adj. erldutcrnb, erfldrenb. 
 
 Igxple'tion, *. (». u.) bie (SrfiiUung. 
 
 Ex'pletifve, I. adj. QUSfiillenb, II- e-s , s. pL. 
 Gram. ^JfuSfuHungSpartifeln. 
 
 Ex'pletory , adj. QUSfiiUcnb. 
 
 £x'pJic?Lble, adj. erfldrbttr; erfldrlic^. [gen. 
 
 To Ex'pHcate, v. a. entiDirfeln, erf tdren, ttuSlc= 
 
 Explica'tion , .v. \ik entioitfelung , ©rfldrung, 
 
 JiviiUQVLnQ, SSerbolmetfcbung. 
 
 Ex'plicative, adj. erfldrenb. 
 
 Ex'pljcator, *. ber (Srfldrer, luSteger. 
 
 "Ex'pljcatory, adj. erfldrenb, auslegenb. 
 
 Expli9'it, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. beutlid^, flor , 
 beftimmt. III. — ness, s. Uz ©eutlirj^feit. 
 
 To Explode', V. I. n. jcrpla^en, loSfnallen, 
 cxpiobirenj II. a. 1. au&po(i^cn, au&sifcbenj 
 2. »crn>erfen, mi^biUigen? exploding cham- 
 ber , G-sm. Ut hammer (am ^lintenfd^Iop). 
 
 Explo'der, s. ber SSerrocrfer, ic. cf. b. c. SB. 
 
 >Jxploit', s. bie ^elbent^Qt, ©roft^at. 
 
 Explor.a'tion, s. bie ^ugforfc^ung. 
 
 Explora'tor, s. ber gorfcber, Jtunbfdjafter. 
 
 Explor'atory, adj. au&forf(benb, ©ntbetfungS=, 
 Unterfu(^ung8=. [2. unterfuc^en, priifen. 
 
 To Explore', v. a.l. Qugforf^en, erforfc^en? 
 
 Explo'§ion, s. bic Sicplofion, ber pt6$U(l^e1Cu&= 
 
 bnid^, bttS 2oSplQ|en,3crfprcngcn (bcf. but(0 
 pulccr) 5 ber ^nall. [pta^enb. 
 
 Explo'sive, adj. fnoUenb, loSfnallenb, itv- 
 Expolla'tion , s. bic SSer^eerung » J8craubung. 
 Expo'nent,*. Math, ber ©jponent, bieSSer= 
 ^^dltnipstt^l. [entbattenb , (SxponentiaU 
 
 Exppnen'tial , adj. Math, einen (jjponenten 
 To Export' , 0. a. Com. (3BaQrcn) auSfii^rcn. 
 Ex'pOrt, s. Com. 1. (gen), pi.) TCuSfubrortifelj 
 
 2. bie SBaarenau&fubrj ber 7Cu§fubrl)anbel. 
 ipxpor'table, adj. Com. QUgfu^rbar. 
 Expor't^r, s. Com. berSBaarcnoerfenbcr. 
 
 To Expose', V. a.l. QuSfc^en, ouSftcUenj? 
 barlegenj 3. ^reis gcben, blo^ ftellenj 4. ta^ 
 bein , terunglimpfen j 5. compromittiren, ld= 
 d)txli(i) ma6)tn. 
 
 ^xpo'g^r, *. ber ^uSfe^cnbe, :c. c/. b. ». SB. 
 
 fixpofi'tion, s. 1. bie Sage j 2. bie ^uSftellungj 
 
 3. itf . bic TCu&Icgung , ©rfldrung. 
 ipxpof'itive, adj. erfldrenb, auglegenb. 
 ^xpof'jtor, s. ber ^ujjlcger , (Srfldrcr. 
 ExpSs'jtory, adj. crldutcmb. [fi(b be[(bn)cren. 
 To Expos'tuiate, v. n. ret^ten, jurOlebeflellcn, 
 PxpSstuhVtion, .v. l.bQSOlccbten j berSSermeiS, 
 
 SBortwetbfelj 2. bie ©efcbwerbe, ^loge. 
 Expos'tulatpr, *. bcr Sdetbtcnbc. 
 ExpSs'tulatory , adj. rctbtenbj — address, tit 
 
 SSeffbroerbeffbrift. 
 jpxpo'sure [— zhur] , s. 1. bicTTugflcUung, ©ar« 
 
 Icgungj 2. bic SSIof f^cUung , ^ugfe^ung (bcr 
 
 ©efa^r) 5 3. bie 8age.[einanberfe|en, erf Idren. 
 To Expotind', v. a. (ju». n.) au^legen, au&= 
 Expoun'd^r, s. ber ^CuSlegcr. 
 to Elxpress', v. a. 1. bef.^g. ou§bril(fen j 2. 
 
 dupcrnjbejeigenj 3. bcjeid^ncn. 
 Express', adj. 1. QuSbriitfli(b, ejprepj 2. Dcut- 
 
 lii, 3. (fpre(bcnb) dbnlic^, getroffen. 
 Express', s. 1. Dcr ©yprclfc, Gigenbote^ 2. 
 
 bic a5otf4>aft 
 Expres'sjble, adj. lit. &.fi'^. QUSbructbar. 
 Expres'sion, *. \.lit. bie ^uSbriicf ung, luSprcfs 
 
 fung 5 2. fig. ber ^u§brucf. 
 Expres'sjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1 . (mit of) 
 
 QuSbrficfenb 5 2. auSbrucfSDoU, nacbbrucflid^ j 
 
 III. — ness, s. 1. bic Ifu&brucflid^feit, ber 
 
 sTtad^brucf 5 2. ba§ ¥u§brucf$ooUe. 
 lExpress'ly, adv. OOn Express, qv. [tabcln. 
 To Expro'brjite, v. o. ijornjerfen, i>ern)eifen5 
 Exprpbra'tion, s. bcr S5orn)urf , SSernjciS. 
 Expro'bratitve, adj. t)orn)erfenb, ritgenb. 
 To Expro'prjate, v. a. 1. QuS bemJBcfi^fe^enj 
 
 2. {refl. fi(b) entdupern. 
 Exproprja'tion , *. bie gntcignung, entdupe* 
 
 rung (eineS ©cfi^t^ums). [men. 
 
 To Expugn' [— pun'] , v. a. ima^fig.) crftfir* 
 Expiig'nabie, adj. crftiirmbar. 
 
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 302 
 
 Bxto 
 
 Expugna'tion , s. bic Srftiinnung. [jroinger. 
 Expugn'§r [— pu'o^r], s. i>er ©roberer, a5c= 
 To Expulse', V. a. (». u.) oertreibcn. 
 Expul'sion, s. Me SSertreibung. 
 Expiil'sive, adj. 1. auStreibenb (aud^ Surg.), 
 
 oertreibenbj 2. Mtd. obfu^renb. 
 Expunc'tioa, .v. 1. bic ^u§f^rei(^ung , 2. fig. 
 
 DieSSermi^tung. [2^g.»cgfd^affen, loernid^tcn. 
 To Expunge', v. a. 1. au&jlreidjen, Quglofd^enj 
 To Expur'gate, v. a. rdnigen, berid)tigcn. 
 ExpiJirga'tion , s. 1. bieSleinigungj S8cri^ti= 
 
 gungj 2. Med. Me Ibfu^rung. 
 Expur'gator , s. Der Oleiniger, Scrid^tiger. 
 Expur'gatory, adj. 1. reinigenDj bcrid()tigent)j 
 ^2. Med. abfii^renD. 
 Ex'qulfite, I. adj'.; H. — ly, adv. 1. erlefen, 
 
 noxtxc^li^ 5 2. (i. ii. © .) au§gefu(^t5 3. ^Sc^jl 
 
 cmpfinl)Ii£^, leb^aftcmpfunDenj III. — ness, 
 
 s. 1. Me S5ortrepi!eit5 2. Die ^eftigf eit. 
 gxsan'gnious, adj. blutIo§ , blutleer. [ragento. 
 ]pxsert',Exser't?d,p. a. ^erQuSfle^eni), ^eroor* 
 Exsic'cant, Exgic'cative, adj. au&tro(fneni). 
 To Exsic'cate , v. a. QUStroif ncn. 
 Exsicca'tion, s. Me lu8tro(fnung. 
 Exspui'tion, s. "bai ^uSfpetcn. 
 Exstip'ulate, adj. Bot. o^ne :jffterbldttcr. 
 ^xsiic'tion, *, baS ^uSfaugen. 
 Exsuda'tion , j. l)a§ ^U§f(bn)i|cn ( QU(^ ^g-. 
 
 com ^arj ber Sdume, :c.). 
 To Exsude', v. I. a. 1. t)uxd) l5en (Sc^weip ocr* 
 
 txtiUn^ 2. ouSfii^roi^en, II. ». abtriefen. 
 iEx'taincy, *. iaS ^crocrragen , Me 4)en)orra= 
 3ung.[^ant)en,(o.Ut.SBeiten) nic^t oergriffen. 
 Ex'tant, adj. 1. ^eroorragenD 5 2. (noc^) oor* 
 Ex'tasy, &c. vid. Ecstasy , &c. 
 ExtenipQra'neous ( Extem'porary ) , I. adj. 
 
 n. — ly, adv. ou§ Dem ©tegrcife, unoorbe= 
 
 reitct5foglei(l(>,pl6|li(b. 
 Extem'ppre, adv. (SUJD. adj. Sc s.)aXL&bem 
 
 Stegreife, unoorbereitet. [ba§ ©jtemporiren. 
 Extem'porin^ss, s. 1. btt§ Unoorbereitete) 2. 
 To Extem'pQrtze, v. n. au8 feem ©tegreife re= 
 
 ben, :c. , eytcmporiren. 
 To Extend', v. I. a. l.QU&De^nen j auSffcretfen, 
 
 2. loerbreiten, cmeitem, 3. oerlfingern (Me 
 
 3a^Iunggfri|l)5 4. ge»d()ren5 5. Lawy (Un= 
 
 t>ereien) in IBefc^log ne^men, II. n. fid^ er* 
 
 jlrecfen (— to, auf, U^ p, bi§ Quf). 
 Exten'der , s. Der (baS) 7Cu§be^nenbc. 
 Extendjbil'ity, s. Die :jfu&t)e^nbarfeit. 
 Exten'dible, adj. 1. (au§)be^nbQr, 2. Law,fa= 
 
 ^ig , in 95cf(^Iag gcnommen in werben. [f eit. 
 gxtensibil'jty, s. bie©e^nbQrteit,7Cu8be^nbar* 
 Exten'sible, adj. auSbe^nbar. 
 Exten'sion, s. 1. bie TfuSbe^nung, 2. bcr Urn* 
 
 fang? 2' fig. bic ©meiterung. 
 
 Exten'sjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. (xodt) auS* 
 
 gebebntj bcbeutenb j III. — ness , s. ber weitc 
 
 Umfang,bie®r6^e. [musfel. 
 
 Exten'spr, s. ^na f. ber ^uSflrectmuSfcI, ©trc(!= 
 Extent', *. 1. bic SBeite, ©rope , ber Umfang, 
 
 SScjirfj 2. ber aSetrog 5 3. Zaic , bie gertd^t= 
 
 lidje Bd)hnnQ unb a5ef(^lQgnal)me. 
 To Exten'uate, v. a. lit. kfig. oerminbcm} 
 
 fd^wdcbenimilbern. 
 Extenua'tion, s. 1. bie^bjel^rung5^g-*.2. bie 
 
 SScrminberung5 3. bie 5JJiIberung. 
 Exte'rior, I. adj. 1. duf erli(b j 2.7*8:. auSwdrtig, 
 
 II.*. Lbodltuperej 2. Com. bie dupcrc ®i(^t. 
 To Exter'mjnate , v. a. 1. auSrottcn, ocrni(b= 
 
 ten 5 2. Aig. eliminiren. [bie Elimination. 
 Exttirrajna'tion, s, 1. W ^USrottungj 2. Alg. 
 Exter'minator, s. ber ^uSrottcr, sBcrtilger. 
 Exter'mjngLtQry, adj. oertilgcnb. [ber ©jrtemus. 
 Extern', I. adj. (& *.) vid. External ; II. s. Ac. 
 Exter'nal, I. adj.-, II. — ly, adv. 1. dufcrlic^j 
 
 2. auSrocnbigj 3.^g-. ousrodrtig, ousmdrts j 
 
 — taxes. Com. Law, 3oU fiir cingc^cnbc (ob. 
 
 @infu^r*)3SQaren5 HI- e-s, .v. p^ 1. ba§ tu-- 
 Jcre5 2. tuf erlid^feitcn. [borfcit. 
 
 Ext^rnal'ity , s. Me SBa^melpbarFeit, (Si(^t= 
 Exterra'neous, adj. auSldnbifit). 
 To ExtilK, V. n. abtropfcin, abtriefen. 
 Extilla'tion, s. tio.^ Abtriefen, Ibtropfcln. 
 Extifnct', adj. 1. auSgelofc^t, figs. 2. crlo« 
 
 fdden, tobt j 3.ju @nbe, geenbigtj 4.aufgcl^obcn. 
 Extinc'tion, s. 1. Xi<x^ ^u§I6fd^cn5^g--j. 2. bie 
 
 @rl6f(bung , 3. bef. Law, bie S^ilgung 5 4. \i\z 
 
 ^crtilgung, bcr Untergang. 
 To Extin'guish , v. a. 1. au§l6f(l(>enj A?--*- 2. 
 
 (^nfprui^e) tilgcn 5 3. oertilgen 5 4. auf^cben? 
 
 5. bdmpfenj 6. Law;, erlofcben madden 5 e-ing 
 
 engine, 'ait ^euerfpri^e. 
 Extin'guishable, adj. 1. auSlofd^jbar, 2. figs. 
 
 erlofd^bar, certilgbar, tilgbar. 
 Extin'guisher, .v. 1. bcr, bie, ba& ^uSIofd^cnbcj 
 
 2. ba& Xofd^^orn, Sid^t^fitd^cn. 
 Extin'guishment, s. 1. bie ^ugI6f(bung } ^g-*. 
 
 2. MeiDdmpfungj 3. bie SSertilgung 5 4. bic 
 
 Unterbrucf ung 5 5. bie ^bfd^ajfung 5 6. bie %\h 
 
 gungj 7.btt5 @rl6f(^en. 
 Exfir'pable, adj. auSrottbar, »ertilgbar. 
 TolExtiVpate, v. a. 1. auSrottcn, oertilgenj 
 
 2. Surg. au§= ober wegfd^neiben. 
 Extirpa'tion, s. l.bie 2fu§rottung, SScrtitgung, 
 
 2. Surg. \)k Extirpation. 
 ExtiVpatgr, s. ber ^u&rotter, SJertilger. 
 to gxtol', V. a. ert)eben , preifen. 
 Extol'ler, s. ber 2obrebner. 
 Extor'sion, s. vid. Extortion. [roud^erifd^.^ 
 Extor'slre , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. crpreffenb, 
 toExtort',u.a.erpre|fcn,abbringen,ab5min9CiL 
 
Exto 
 
 303 
 
 Eye 
 
 Extor'ter , s. ber erpreffer, SSuc^erer. 
 
 Extor'tion, s. 1. bte (Srpreffung 5 2. btc gcwalt* 
 fome SSorentl^Qltung. 
 
 Extor'tipner, s. ber ©rprcffcr, .^ebriicfer. 
 
 Igxtor'tious, ad)*. erpre|fenb , gcroQltt^ttttg. 
 
 Ex'tra[orex'tra], (lot.) prep. comp. ouperors 
 Dcntlid^ , :c. , @ytro=5 bef. Co/n-,9. — charges 
 (coi. extras), p/. auperortcntlidjc Unfoflen, 
 ireebcnfpcfcn 5— freight, Mar. bic S3eila|l5 — 
 lay-days , Me (Sxtva= obcr Ubcrsgiegetage. 
 
 To Extract', i;. a. l.(ttUd^ Chem. &. Arith.) l)crs 
 auSjie^en, QUSjic^cnj 2. ^erauSitc^mcn , nb= 
 
 Jfirjenjnobly e-ed, pon ebler TCbfunft. 
 
 Ex'tract, a-. 1, Lit. ter ^U&jugj 2. /'/tarm.t)er 
 X, (Sytrttct, 3 C/icm. ter ejtractioftoff. 
 
 Extrac'tion, *. li/e.baSTCu&jie^cn (aU(^ /1ri</i.), 
 ^perau§sic^enj 2, P/mrm. * c/ieni. bas lb= 
 jic^en ', 3. ^g. bic :}f bflammung. [tractio. 
 
 ^xtrac'tivc, adj. 1. aucJ^ie^barj 2. C/icm. CX* 
 
 ^jxtrac'tor, «. Ux ^fugjie^erj 5w;(7. Me 3onge. 
 
 Extradi'ti9D,s.i).2fu§rieferung(i>.S>erbrc^ern). 
 
 Kxtra'dos, s. Arch, ber Sberbogen. 
 
 Extraige'neous, adj. ju einem Qnbcrn®cf(^Ie(^te 
 
 ^e^6rig, fremb. [aupcrgeri(^tlid) j 2. illegal. 
 
 Kxtrajudi'cial, I. nr,^/;.; H. _ ly, adv. Law, 1. 
 
 Extramis'sion, *. W "^CuSlaffung. 
 
 fixtramunMane , adj. auperroeltlid^. 
 
 Extra'neous, adj. 1. nii^t ju etnem J)inge ge= 
 ^i>rig,fremb5 2. auSldnbifc^ , QuSwartig,— 
 fossils, Geol. orgonifci^e Uberiefte. 
 
 Extraor^dinarjes , s. pi. 1. auperorbcntUc^e 
 3)inge5 2. Com. ©ytraf often, 3?ebenfpefen. • 
 
 Extraor'dinarily, adv. oon Extraordinary, qv. 
 
 ExtraorMinarjness, s. 1. bic ^u^erorbentlid^* 
 Mto 2. bie ^3KerF»urbigFcit. 
 
 Extraor'djnary [emp/i. extraor'— ], adj. 1. 
 QUferorbentlid^, 2. merfrofirbig ; — charges, 
 Com. vid. Extraordinarics. 
 
 Extr^paro'shial, adj. Law , 1. ni^t mit JU ei* 
 
 ^nem ,Kir(^fpicle ge^6rig 5 2. je^entfrei. 
 
 Extraprofes'sional , adj. QUper^ttlb ber 58e= 
 
 juf8gefd^aftelicgenb5 prioat. [bem Sejirfe. 
 
 Extraprovi'n'cial , adfj. Qufer ber >pro»ins ober 
 
 Extrareg'ular, adj. Quf er ber Sflegel. 
 
 Extra Vagance,Extrav'agancy, s. 1. bie Unre= 
 gelmafigfeit, Unbefonnenl)cit, Ungereimt^eit, 
 iaberfpannt^eit, ber Unfmn 5 ^it ©(^rcdrmcrcij 
 "JCbenteuerlic^feitj 2. bag Ubermaf , bie ^ef= 
 tigfeit j 3. bieTCu&ft^njetfung 5 4. ber iibermds 
 f igc @£^n)ulfl (tm 7(u5brucf e), ® omboft , 5. bie 
 unnlofe SScrfd^wenbung. 
 
 Extrav'agant , I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. unges 
 rcimt, iiberfpannt, ndrrifd^j 2. auSft^weifcnbj 
 3. iibermdpig 5 4. t)erfd)n>cnberif(i^. 
 
 Extrav'agant, s. 1. ber iiberfpannfe 5)?enfc&, 
 Sonfcpf 5 2. ber Eanbpreidjcr. 
 
 gxtraVagants , *. pi. jLatc, t)ii beibeu le^ten 
 S^eile ber Secretalen im Corpus Juris Cano- 
 nici. [map. 
 
 Extravaga'tion, s. bie ^bf^iceifung j baS Uber= 
 
 Extrav'asated , p. a. Med. auS feinen ©efdpen 
 gctreten. [SSluteg, :c.). 
 
 Extrav^tsa'tion , s. Med. bie TCuStrctuitg (be& 
 
 Extreme', I. adj, ; II. — ly, adv. 1. lit. ber, bie, 
 ba§ le|te, duperfie, ^66)fiz^Jig-s. 2. duferjt, 
 ^6(^ft, au§ne^menb5 iibertriebenj an— case^ 
 eiu 3tot^fall5 —lassitude, l^ef. bie ©teiftg* 
 fcit , Sle^e 5 — unction, Ecc. bie le§tc tJlung. 
 
 Extreme', s. bo8 eytrem: 1. bag tuperflc j 2. 
 ba§ (Sntgcgengefe^te, ber (gnbpunftj 3. ber 
 ^od^flc ®rab. 
 
 Extrem'jty, s. 1. lit. bad tuferfle 5/g-*. 2. ber 
 ^oci^fte ©rab , 3. \iit dupcrftc jltot^j 4 bas 
 (2eben506nbC3 5. e-ies, pi. ^naf., &c bit 
 
 ^extremitdten. [legen^eit), ijermeibUd^. 
 
 Ex'trjc^ble, adj-^eraugjujie^en (auS einerSSer* 
 
 To Ex'tricate, v.a. 1. Iogma(ien, aug einer S5er* 
 
 Jcgcnijeit jic^en, 2. (©dmpfe,K.) entroicteln. 
 
 Extrjca'tion , .-?. 1. tit ^eraugmirfelung, ba& 
 entfommcnj 2. bie gntroictelung, (pon®dm« 
 pfen, :c.). [f erlic^ 5 oon aupen. 
 
 Extrifn'sjc, — c^l, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. du* 
 
 to Elxtrude', v. a. augflof en , roegtreiben. 
 
 Extru'f ion, s. bfcTCugftof ung, bag ^orttrciben. 
 
 Extu'ber?ince,Extu'berancy, s. 1. Med. bcr 
 ^ugwut^g, ^orfer, ,anorren, bie ©efdjwulflf 
 2. 2:bic@r^6^ung,a5uctel. 
 
 Extu'berant , adj. [(ijroellenb, l)eroorragcnb. 
 
 Extumes'c^nce, s. (to. u.) bic (Sef(^n)Ulp:. 
 
 Exu'berance, ^xu'ber^incy , s. 1. baS fiber* 
 maf, bie pHej 2. ber geilc SBu(^§, flbcr« 
 wu(bg (ber Sdume). 
 
 Exu'ber^nt, \.adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. iippig 
 (WmaBod^gt^um)^ 2. liberfliiffigj 3. libera 
 mdf ig, iiberfd^menglic^. [fein. 
 
 To JExu'berate , v. n. (n. u.) im flberflujfe ba 
 
 Exuc'cous, adj. faftloS, trocfen(P. ®en)d(i)fen). 
 
 to Exude', &c. vid. To Exsude, &c. 
 
 To Exiil'cerate , v. I. a. 1. Surg, fd^wdrctt 
 madden, 2. jfg. crbittern , plagenj II. w. fd^rod* 
 
 To Exiilt', V. n. fro^lotfen. [ren. 
 
 Exul'tant , adj. fro^Iocfenb. [Sriump^. 
 
 fixultii'tion , *. bag ^ro^locfen, S^ut^sen, ber 
 
 Exiir'g^nt, adj. er^ebenb, onfangenb. 
 
 to Exiist', V. a. brennen, ccrbrennen. [Sranb. 
 
 Exiis'tion [— 'tshon] , s. Ui S5erbrcnnung , ber 
 
 Exu'viae, s. pi. bie Pon S^icren abgctegte 
 
 '^aut, ^uUe, @(^ale. [ket, ber 3teft[perber. 
 
 Ey'as , Ey'ass [i'as] , s. ber ffieflfalf e 5 — mus- 
 
 Eye [i] , I. s. 1. lit. & Jig. bag ^Cuge j fig-s. 2. 
 ber ©efid^tgfxnnj 3. (gem. pi.) ber fQM, U^ 
 ©efi^t, to one's e-s, einem in'g ©efxdjt j 4. 
 
Eye 
 
 304 
 
 Fabr 
 
 bic Sfli(i)tung} to go right in the wind's— , 
 Mar. gcrafec in ben SBinb fegein 5 5. ber ^n= 
 blitf , bie ^nfit^ti 6. ba§ Tfugenmerfj bie "Kh^ 
 fK^tj 7. bie ^uffi(l(>t5 8. (to. ^.) ber ^arbcn= 
 fc^cinj 9. bie ^noSpc, 10. ber Stabcl (beS 
 Samen§)j bie ^'tarbe (einc§ (SitB)i 11. bie 
 ^ennung (ber ^ferbcjttt>ne) 5 12. 7\/p. bttS 
 :ifuge, bie^rone(bcg«ud)ftabenS)5 13.:icac§ 
 ICugd^nlic^e : a) Mar. bQ§ Xuge f im Sauc, 
 bc8 :M:nfer§, u.), 6) ba& t)^r j bic £)^fc (einer 
 3tQbel,:c.)i bag 2od^ (im 5M^lfleinc, :c.)5 
 iron — , 'Hie ^rampe, ber |)ocfen 5 dead man's 
 e-s,ioc. bic ficincn, runben (Dacb O^enfler, 
 Sc^fenaugenj an — of pbeasants, Sport, cin 
 ©efperrc , cine ^itU ^afanen j II. comp, — 
 ball, ber Tfugopfelj — bolt, Mar. ber^ugbol* 
 jCn, — bright, Bot. bcr^Cugcntroft} —brows, 
 lie ^ugenbrauenj — drop, bie S(>rdne5 - 
 flap, ta& ©^eulebcr 5 — glass, l. ba§ TCugcn^ 
 glttSj bie aSritte^ 2. Fer. "ba^ DcularglaSj 
 (double) — glass, bic lorgnette (mit jroci 
 CRldfern) 5 — hawk moth , Ent. ber SBcibcns 
 f(&n?finncr5 — hole , bic Tfugcn^fi^le 5 — lash, 
 bie'Jfugennjimpcrj — lid, boS Xugcniiebj — 
 pieces. Per. Scttlarenj— servant, bcr^UgCU* 
 
 bicnerj — service, ber ^ugcnbienflj —shot, 
 1. bie ©cfic^tSroeitc, 2. ber Sdlidi -sight, 
 
 1. bQS ®erici(j ^ii ^ugcn j 2. baS "JTugcnmaf j 
 3. ber aScrcid^ be§ ® cfiits j - sore, 1. baS TCu' 
 gcngef(^njiir, bofe ^ugej 2. fig. ber ©orn im 
 ^ICugcj — splice. Mar. bic ^ugfplitfungj - 
 spotted, mitlugcn, gcflccft, — string, ber 
 (bie) 7CugcnnerD(e) j - tooth, ber IJCugensQtjnj 
 — water, ba§ TCugcnTOaffcr , — Mink , cin ^Cu= 
 gcnroinf i — witness, ber 'Jfugcnscugc. 
 
 To Eye [i],v. a. 1. anfc^cn, betrot^tcn j bccb' 
 a^tcnj 2. Mech. (Siabeln) o^rcn. 
 
 Eyed [id], adj. comp. 'dugig, black—, f(i)lOQrj» 
 dugig, blear — , triefdugig. 
 
 Eye'let, s. 1. (». u.) baS ficinc (2i(^t=)?0(^5 
 
 2. or — hole, ba& ©^niirloc^. 
 
 E\'er, s. ber SBcfdjaucr, aSeobQ^jtcrj tugler. 
 
 Eyre[dr, W., Sm., Wore. ;ir, Wh.], s. 1. lit. 
 bie (gerid^tlit^e) Slunbrcife, 2. ba§gorflge= 
 rid^ti 3. ba§ |)dgere(bt5 chief justice in — , 
 ber SJbcrforftmcif^er. {yid. Aerie 
 
 E>V[ir'e, W., Wore. ;t re, Wb^, E'rie, * 
 
 Kze'ki^l, s. 1.4>cfeHcI(9K-n.)5 2. BiU.m 
 ^rop^ct ^efefiel. [Gfro. 
 
 itrfr^ . * 1. efrtt caK-n.); 2. Bibl. boS a5»n1» 
 
 F. 
 
 ¥ [ef], *. 1 . (cin 5Kitlautcr) baS ^, f 5 2. Mm*. 
 mod. bic iDiertc biatonif^e ^langflufe be$ 
 3:onft)flem§ (OjF-ilute, bie F ob.ScrjflStc. 
 
 F , abbr. ft. Fellow , French , Flemish , fine, 
 fiat , forte ; Fan. fl. Fanny, (jv. ; F. A. S. vid. 
 F. S. A. ; F. E. , or Fl. E. ft. Flemish ell; F. 
 E., or Fr. E. ft. French ell ; Feb. ft. Febru- 
 ary ; Ff. Ob. ff. (im rom. Sled^te) fl. pandects, 
 fortissimo ; F. G. S. ft. Fellow of the Geolo- 
 gical Society ;F. H. S. fi. Fellow of the Hor- 
 ticultural Society; Fig. ft. figure; Fkn. ft. 
 firkin ; Fl. fl. florin ; F. L. S. ft. Fellow of the 
 Linnean Society ; F. M. B. S. ft. Fellow of 
 the Medico - Botanical Society; Fm. ft. fa- 
 thom ; Fo., Fol., ffc. folio ; Fred. ft. Frederick, 
 qv.;F. R. A. S. ji. Fellow of the Royal Asia- 
 tic Society; F. R. Ast. S. ft. Fellow of the 
 Royal Astronomical Society ; F. R. G. S. ft. 
 Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society ; 
 F. R. I. A. ft. Fellow of the Royal Irish Aca- 
 demy; F. R. S. E. ft. Fellow of the Royal 
 Society of Edinburgh; F. R. S. L. ft. Fellow 
 of the Royal Society of Literature; F. R. S. 
 
 L. &. E. ft. Fellow of the Royal Societies of 
 London and Edinburgh ; F. R. S. & S. A. ft. 
 Fellow of the Royal Society & of the Society 
 of Antiquaries; Fra. ft. Francis, Frances^ 
 F. S. A. 1. ft. fiat seevndum artem; 2. ft. 
 Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries; 3. ft. 
 Fellow of the Society of Arts ; Fscp. ft. Fool'u 
 cap; Ft. ft. foot, fiat; Fth. ft. fathom; Fur., 
 ft. furlong; F. Z. S. ft. Fellow of the Zoolo- 
 
 Fa [fa] , s. Mus. ^a^ F, vid.F. [gical Society- 
 
 Faba'ceous, adj. (to. ix.) bo^ncnortig. 
 
 Fa'ble,*. lit. &fig. bicgobel, (Srbic^tung. 
 
 To Fa'ble, v. I. n. fabcln J IL a. crbi(i>tcn. 
 
 Fa'bl?r , s. 1. ber ^abclbid^tcr^ 2. ber SJld^r* j 
 (i^cncr5d()ler. 1 
 
 To Fab'r jc , vid. b. U. To Fabricate. 
 
 Fab'ric, s. 1. lit. &fig. bcrSSau, ba§®ebttubC5 
 2. btt& 3Ka^n>erf i ^.fig. H^ ©Qftem j 4. bug 
 ©croebe, gabrifat, OJJanufact, ba§ 3eug, ber 
 ©toff 5 5. bie^abrif. 
 
 To Fab'ricate , v. a 1. bttucn, Crri(!()tcn5 2. 
 (3cugc, ic.) oerfcrtigen, fabrcircnj 3. jfy, 
 f(^micbcny crbii^ten- 
 
Fabr 
 
 305 
 
 Fag 
 
 Fabrica'tion, s. 1. lit. Scfig.tZZ ^^aVLi 2. Die 
 55erfcrtigung , fabrication j 3. ba§ €ftanfe= 
 [c^micbenj 5)ie ©rtid^tung, ta§ OJ^ad^roerf. 
 
 Fabrjca'tQr, s. 1. tjcr @rbaueri 2.t)erSScrfer5 
 tiger,- 3. bcr 2iigenerfint5cr. 
 
 Fab'Qlist, s. tier ^abelMc^ter, §abuti)t. 
 
 Fab'nlous, I. adj.; II, — ly, adv. fabel^aft, cr* 
 Did^tctj III. — ness, s. t)ie "gabel^aftigfeit. 
 
 F?Lcade' [fa-sad', P., £., Wb. ; fa-sad', Wore, 
 Sm.] , s. Arch, bie ffiorberfeite, ga^ate. 
 
 Face, I. s. 1. Da^ (Scfic^tj :}(ntli§5yig:-j.2.t5ie 
 ©cfidjtSjuge 5 (wry — ) t)ie ©eridjtgperserrung, 
 ^raijc j 3. Die (Seite, §(d(^c, £)bcrfld(i^CiS5or= 
 Dcrfeite (irgenb c. ®egenftQnDe§: tai> ^iifcr= 
 blattj Tijp. Die ^loc^e e. S5u(^ftaben», wie 
 Eye, 125t)er^i>er§ e.^Riinaej Gu/i.DieO}Ziin= 
 Dung c. Jtanonc 5 Mar. Die (Sompaf fd^cibe, :c.)} 
 ■Jfufcnfcitej 4. Die (dufere)®eflalt, Sage (Der 
 Singe) 5 5. DaS luSfefjen, Der ^nfd^ein j 6. Dcr 
 ?fnblicf5 T. Die^uDcrfid^t, ©reifligfeitj Un= 
 ©crf(^Qmtt)eit5 — to — , 1. gcgcnuber, 2. un= 
 ter oler ^ugcn 5 3. oon TCngcfic^t ju Tlngefid): 3 
 to one's — , in'§ ®efi(^t5 to fly into one's — , 
 1, Ginen grob bcleibigen j 2. Sro^ bietcn, 
 fcinDlic^ angreifen 5 right about— ! Mil. rcf^tS 
 umfe^rt (Su(^ I II. comp.— olotb.DaS geidjens 
 tu(^ (jur SeDecfung Dc0 .^opfcS) j — screen, 
 ein ^cuerfc^irm jum ^il)u|c Des ®cfid)t§5 
 Mech-s. — wheel, Dtt^^'ronraDj — wheeland' 
 trundle, bos S5orgeIege mit ©tocfgetricbe. 
 
 To Face, v. I. a. 1. gerobc onfc^cnj 2. gegcn* 
 ubcr fein ob. f!et)cn , 3. feet entgegcn gc^cn, 
 Sro^ (ober bie ©pi|c) bietenj 4. miteiner 
 S)berTldd)c (cf.s., 3.) bebccfcn,belegcn; be* 
 !Icibcn, bcfe^en, cinfaiTenj (luffd;ldge,:c.) 
 auffcBcn j 5. wenben j umfdjlagen ? this windov/ 
 f-s the street, biefeo ^cnfter ge^t ouf bic 
 (Strape, to— (one) out,mut(jig(unoerf(^Qmt) 
 burd)fc5cn,be^auptcn(gegen...)) Il.n.l.baS 
 (3efi(it oerjie^en^ 2. fig. fid) locrflellen, ^eu= 
 6)clni 3. (—about) jic^ umwenben, brc^en. 
 
 Faced, adj. comp. etn®cri(^tt)abenb 5 bold—, 
 uncerf(^dmt j ugly — , ^dpli(^5 k. 
 
 Fa^'eles, a-, pi. bie^afelcn, rodlfd^c SSo^nen. 
 
 Facc'Ie^s, adj. 1. o^nc ®cfiit)tj 2. Jig. unc»er= 
 fdpdmt. [.ftante, Otautenfldc^e, ©d^Ieifleifle. 
 
 Fa9'?t, s. T. bie '^^itttt , (gcfi^Uffcne) (Scfe, 
 
 Fate'tioQs, I. ad].\ II. — ly, adu. fd>erjl)aft, 
 broflig, munter, mi^ig, furjroeilig 5 HI- — ness, 
 *. bieSroUigfcit, ber muntcrc SBi§, ©pa^, 
 ©(^roanf. S^AnaU ber ©efic^t^njinFel. 
 
 Fa'cial, adj. jum ®efid)te ge^orig, — angle, 
 
 Fa9'jle, I. ad;.; II. — ly, (ro. U.) advi. 1. leid)t 
 (ju bewerffteaigen)^ 2. Icutfelig, freunbli(^5 
 3. Icic^tgldubig, fiigfami qefaHig. 
 
 To FacTl'itate, v. a. erleic^terri ; bcforbcrn. 
 I. 
 
 Faciljta'tion, *.bie @rlci(^tcrung5 Seforberang. 
 
 Facil'jty, i. 1. bieSeidjtigfeitj 2. bie ®ei»anbt> 
 ^eit,^ertigfeit j 3. bie^eidjtgtdubigfcit, ®ieg» 
 faniFeit, fc^ler^aftc ©efduigfeit, 4. bic Um^ 
 gdnglid^feit, Scutfeligfeit, 5. facilities, pi. 
 (5rleid)terung§mittel3 gunflige ©clcgcnbciteni 
 S5ortI;r:ie. 
 
 Fa'cjng, s. {cf. To Face) 1. Man. 'tai ^Iddjen 
 unb ebencn ber ©teine^ 2. Fort, bic ?3crflei» 
 bung ber SBdllej 3. bie ii>orbcrfeitc (jum 3ic= 
 rat^)} 4. bic3ierbe, ^prail^tbccfc^ bee ^uf= 
 fS^lagj bic SScrbrdmiing i 5. Join, k Carp, ^iic 
 S3cflcibung (ber S-Sjiircn, :c.)j —hammer, 
 Mas. ber ^rttu&^ammer. 
 
 Fac sira'jle, .v. hie genauc 5ici1)bilbung eincr 
 |?anbf(^rift, ba§ gac ©imile. 
 
 Fact, .V. bicSIjat, 3;i)atfa(t>e5 in (point of) — , 
 inberSljttt^roirflidj. [bcr^fufrutr 
 
 Fac'tion, s. 1. hk ^artci^ 2. bic 3n>ietrQd)ti 
 
 Fac'tionist, s. ber Unru^ftifter, ^partcigdngcr. 
 
 Fac'tious, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. parteifUil)= 
 tig i 2. aufrii{)rcrif(^ 5 III.— uess, .v. tcr ^partei* 
 geifi. •fiinflliii). 
 
 Facti'tious, I. odj. ; 11. — ly, adr.na4)gcniad)t, 
 
 Fac'tor, s. bcr gactor : 1. Arith. ; 2. ( Oin. ber 
 ^anbclS=!2(gent, ©cnfalj JBcpoIlmdd^tigrc. 
 
 Fac'tQrage , s. Com. 1. (or Fac'torslifp) b«5 
 ®cfd)dft, 7£mt cinc^. ^actordj 2. bic :>(gcatcn' 
 gebii()rcn, bie ©cnfarie, ^promfieii. 
 
 Fac'tpry, s. 1. Com. hit ^actorci, SBaarcnnic^ 
 berlagcj 2. bic .5taufmann[(Vaftj 3. bac^^a^ 
 brifgcbdubc, bie 5Jtanufactur 5- prices, bic 
 ^abrifprcifcj — system, M^ Sabril'rccfcn. 
 
 FactO'tvim, J. 1. /rxm. btt6 gactotum j 2. 'Jyp. 
 
 bas CiuQbrQt. 
 
 Fac'ture [— tshur] , s. 1. bic .S>crfcrtigung, lit' 
 Uiti 2. bic OJianufactur , ^abrif . 
 
 Fac'ulty , .v. 1. ba6 SBcrmogen , bic Jtraft , ^d^ 
 ^ig!eit (auc^.fe.)? 2. hie ®abe, ba& Xalcntj 
 3. bic ®cmiit^sart5 4. ba& %a(i)i Ac. bic ga= 
 CUltdtj Laws, court of faculties, bcr iDi8pcn= 
 fationSgerid^tS^of be8 ersbifc^ofs »on 6an:» 
 terburQj master of the f-s, ber crfleSScamtctc 
 biefcS ®eri(^tS()ofe§. 
 
 Faciin'dity, .y.biea3erebfQmfcit.[c. t?cr^dtfd)eln. 
 
 To Fad'dle, v. vulg. I. n. tdnbeln, fpielen^ II. 
 
 To Fade, v. I. n. 1. wd!en ; 2. oerbleiiicn, 
 nt]:\6)ic^mifig-s. 3. ermatten j 4. (— away), 
 ocrgel)en, ^infdjroiuben 5 II. a. Dcrroclfcn, ocr« 
 
 Fade'less, adj. unoerroelflid). [gcljcn madjen. 
 
 To Fadge, v. n. vulg. 1. bef.^g. fid) f(^ictcn, 
 palfenj 2. gclingen. 
 
 Fa'dingness, s. bic Sergdnglit^feit. 
 
 P^ie'cal, &c. vid. Fecal, kc. 
 
 To Fag , V. vulg. 1. 71. ermiibcn, crmatrcu j 11. 
 a. abprugcln, bef. Ac. tpranniflrcn, Ijubeln. 
 20 
 
Fag 
 
 306 
 
 Fall 
 
 Fag, s. 1. col. lux Btlaiot,fig. fcafi O^Jarter^oljij 
 Ac. Ur con ben obern Sdjulcrn tttronnifirte 
 untere®QmnQf!a)l-, baljer fagging (system), 
 fecr ^cnnali&mus j 2. f-s, pL Die ^Koppen (^no* 
 ten) im Sud^, — end, ]. Die ©al^Ueifle j 2. 
 Mar. DaS aufgcDre^te Snbc (eineS SaueS)? 
 3.>Jg-. taS SBcrtljlofe, Der XuSmurf. [Saucn). 
 
 To Fag out, V, n. fid) QUfDrc^cn, bef. Mar. (o. 
 
 F:igV»*- l.J)a§9lcigbiinbcli2. JVfz/.ber ^Unbc 
 ( in Dcr 5)iuficrroHe) i — sticks, 58unt)cl^oIs 5 — 
 •teel, Der ©unbfla^l. 
 
 To Fag^Qt, V. a. {in ffiunDcl) sufammeubinbcn. 
 
 To Fail , v.l.n.l. fc^jlen, niangelnj 2. fc^U 
 f(^Iagen, Den 3»ccf oerfeljlcnj 3. fit^irren, 
 fc^Icn j 4. crmangcln, unterloiTcn 5 5.matt njcrs 
 Den j fid) 5u 6nDe neigen j 6. jaljlungSunftt^ig 
 roeiDen, faUirunj II. a. 1. feljlenj 2. oerlaffenj 
 im 6ti(i^e lafTen. 
 
 Fail, *. 1. Die Untcrlajfungi 2. (». u.) DaS 
 ^c^lfc^lfigcn 5 without — , unfe^Ibor. 
 
 Ffiirure [fai'^-yr] , s. 1. Do§ ?5ct)len, 2Cu§blei* 
 ben, 2. Die drmangclung, UnterlQffungjS. 
 Die 'Khnaime, Dcr 5KangeI j 4. Dtt& ^c^lf(j(>la» 
 geni 5. Com. Der 3?anfcrott, Da§ ^alliment; 
 Die 3a^lungSuttfa$i5?ctt. 
 
 Fain, I. adj. 1. frcnj, fr6^lid^5 2. (Dur(^ Um= 
 ftdnDe) gcnot^igcti to be — , gejmungcn fcinj 
 II. adv. gem, mit ^rcuDen. 
 
 To Faint, v. n. 1. (Demlfugc) ccrfd^minDcn, 
 2. o^nmod^ttg roerDcn ,* 3. fc^roat^, matt wer* 
 Den 5 4. Den SOJut^ »erliercn, ccrjagcn. 
 
 Faint, adj. 1. lit. &ftg. fdjn)a(^, matt? 2.braf, 
 terfdjoffcn, forbloS, gIan;Jo§5 3. (-hearted) 
 iag^aft, Heinmut^ig 5 4. trdge, lap j 5. f^mfil, 
 DrficfjnD (com SBctter). 
 
 Fain'tjsh, adj. col. ftj^wod), mott, trdge. 
 
 Faint'ly, adv. oon Faint, qv. 
 
 Faint'ness, *. 1. Die 0<^n)d(^e, OJIattigteit 5 
 
 fig-s. 2. Die Srdg^cit j 3. Die ©(profile,* 4. Die 
 
 Faints, s. pi. Dist. Der 3'ta(&lauf.[3agl)aftig!eit. 
 
 Fain'ty, n>ie Faintish, qv. 
 
 F:\ir, I. adj. &. adv. 1. fcbon, artig, ^iibfd)} 
 2. blonD; »eip5 3. rein, ^eff, ^citev^ 4. gut, 
 giinfHg? ^' e^rlid^ , reDlic^, offen, o^ns Srugj 
 biUig, geredjt, unpartciif(^5 6. angcmejTen, 
 7. sart, gelinDc, fanft, gutli(^5 frcunDlic^i 
 gcffiUig J 8. freigebig? 9. errounftbt, glucflitij 
 to s-tand — , treu bleibenj to stand— for . . . , 
 4>offhung ^aben ju ... j to bid — 1. (or to be 
 in a - way) fl(i^ gut anlafTen i 2. (or to promise 
 — ) ju^Joffnungenberec^tigenjto copy (write) 
 — , rein abfcbreibcn, the sea runs — , Die©ce 
 ifl ru^ig j II. comp. — conditioned, gutfecrjig? 
 
 - dealing. Die 0lcDli(ibfeit, e^jrlid^fcit} — 
 light, liiiit, ()en 5 — monkey, Zoo/.Der SBifiiti? 
 
 — way of a river, bay, &c.. Mar. Der^Strom, 
 
 DaS ^a^maffer eincS ^luffeS , jc. j — words, 
 gutc (glatte) Sffiorte, fe'crtroftungcn. 
 
 Fiir, s. i. eUi.pt. a) Die Sd^onej /;) Da5 fc^onc 
 ®efd^lc(^t} 2. Die OJJeffc , Dcr Sa^rmaret? bill 
 of (the)— , Dcr etanDfd^ein, oD. 3etteli — 
 dealers , ^aufleutc , n>cld)c 5Jie)fcn befu^cn^ 
 ^ierantcn , — town. Die 03?arft|^at)t, aKcSfla'Dt. 
 
 Fiir'jng, s. Da§ SOtefgcf^cnf. 
 
 FAir'Iy, adv. t>on Fair, qv. 
 
 FAir'ness, s. 1. Die ©d^on^eit, Slcgans? 2, Die 
 TTrtigfeit? 3. DieOlein^eit, 4. Die UnbcftboU 
 ten^eiti 5. Die (S^rlit^fcit, 9leDU(bfcit, Sffcn* 
 ^cit5 6. Die SiUigfeitj T. Die ®utc4 8. Die 
 ©anft^eit, 9. Die %reunDli(i)fdt. 
 
 Fiir'y, I. s. 1. Die ^ec, S^Qmp^c j 2.Die3aube= 
 rinn , Spcxci 3. Dcr ^obolDj II. adj. fcen^aft, 
 jauberifc^ j ^ecn»5 — art. Die 3aubcrfunfl. 
 
 Faif/i, s. 1. Der ©faube; 2. Da§ ©laubcnSbc* 
 Fcnntnig? 3. Die (^nid)t03;rjuci SHeDli^ecit. 
 SBa^r^aftigfcit j 4. Da» gegcben: SBort Die 
 3ufage>in— , trounj in good — , l.gctreu 
 uttD o^nc®efd^rDe>2 aufSceuunD®laubcn> 
 upon my — ! bei meiner (5t)rc ! 
 
 FaifA'ful, I. adj.', II. — ly, adv. 1. gldubig 
 (the—, 8. pi. Die ®ldubigcn; 2. trcu, ge^ 
 treu; 3. tijxlii), reDlid^, n)at)r^aft; 4. glaub= 
 roiirDig ; III. — ness, a. 1 . Die (^fli(its)3;rcuei 
 2. Die :j(ufri(^tigFeiti 3. Die SfJeDIit^f eit, (St)V^ 
 lid^fcit; 4. Die «eftdnDigMt. 
 
 Fai^A'less, I. adj. 1. ungldubigi 2. untreu, 
 tveutoS; 3. wortbriid^ig 5 4. tQuj'd^euD, trit- 
 gcrifd^ ; II. the — , *. pi. Die Ungldubigcn j III. 
 -ness. .«. 1. Dcr Unglaub-*5 2. Di:Untrcuc , 
 Dcr SScrrat^ j 3. Die SBortbriicbigf cit. 
 
 Fake, s. Mar. Die S3ugt (DaS "Jfugc) cincS aur= 
 gef(^offcnen SqucS. [®cttclmon(b). 
 
 Fa'kir, Fii'keer, .v. Dcr gafir (mol)ameDanif(be 
 
 Falcade', s. Man. Die ^alcaDc. [gcbogcn. 
 
 Fal'cate, Fal'cated. adj. bcf. Bot. ftcbclformig, 
 
 Falca'tion, j. Die .5tri5mmc , jit^clformige ®c= 
 fialt. [s. Dcr ^a«af(^. 
 
 Fal'chion [Wb.; fiVl'tshQn, IForc, Sm. &c.], 
 
 Fal'ciform, adj. ft(]^elformig. 
 
 Fal'cpn [fiikn] , s. 1. Orn. & Falc. Der (abgc= 
 ri(j&tetc) %a\Ui 2. o^in. Die ^alfauncj - 
 gentle, Orn. Dcr GDclfal!. 
 
 Fal'coner [fa' — ] , s. Der ^alfncr, ^olfcnicr. 
 
 Fal'cQn^t, s. Gwn.Dag^alfonctt. [^alfcnbeije. 
 
 Fal'conry [fa'—], .v. 1. Dic^alfncrci, 2. Die 
 
 Fald'stfiol, A-. l.Der Jtronungafd^cmelj 2. Der 
 ^lQPP|lu()l, ^clDfluljI. 
 
 To Fall, I', ir. l.n.l. gen. fallen j 2. (nicDcr) 
 flurgenj cin fallen i.%-*- 3. (— away, off) fin* 
 i?en, abnc^mcnj fdjwad) rocrDcn , ftproinDcn, 
 untcrge^en , (n)eg)jierber. 5 4. ( — off) im *prcife 
 fallen, abfd^togcn j 5. ju Sljeil rocrDen, jufaU 
 
FaU 
 
 307 
 
 Faml 
 
 Un, 6. (— opon) bcfQflenj T. fallen, gcrat^en, 
 treffcn (— at in with, into, under, Quf,in,JU= 
 fammcn,...)* 8. onfangen, roerbenj 9.(- 
 out) fic^ erctgncn, jutragcn 5 10. (Don t)en Suns 
 gen fcer S^ierc) geroorfen »ert>en , fallen j to 
 — asleep, einfc^Iafcni to — aboard(of)aship, 
 Mar. Quf einanDer treiben j to — astern, Mar. 
 1. ^inten auStjeifen, 2. jurucfbleibenj to- 
 away, off, abfaUcn, obtrunnig rocrDcn j ablaf* 
 fen 5 to — back, 1. jururfge^en j roeic^cnj 2. 
 nic^t SBort (jalten j to — calm. Mar. roinbflill 
 roerten^ tc- — down a river, niefcer* (mit ^em 
 ©trome) treiben? to — due , Com. DcrfaUen, 
 to — foul of ... , 1. fid) cerroicfein mit (in) 
 ... 5 2. Mar. treibcn ttuf . . . j to — in, 1. ein 
 tretenj 2. nat^geben, bciftimracn, gemdp ^an= 
 Dcln i 3. Mil. pcb in Siti^tn (©lieber) formi 
 ren, to — in with . . . , 1. vid. To Fall, 7. 5 2. 
 Mar. (in ben ^afen) einlaufen 3 3. (on)laRben 
 to — in love, fi(I> ©erlieben j to — into, beiflira= 
 men^nadjgebenj to — off, 1. auSfaHcn (roic 
 m Sflet^nungen ) 5 2. Mar. (»om ©tridje) 
 abfaUen, to — on, npon, 1. ^erfalTcn uber 
 ... 5 2. angreifen , anfallen } to — out , 1. ci= 
 nen ^uSfaU t^un? 2. fig. jcr fallen, Ticb ubcr= 
 roerfen mit ... i ficb entfpinnen (com ©Ireit), 
 to — out well, gut auSfallen , Com. rentircn j 
 to — over,yig:. ubertrctcn, iibergc^cn(su. . .)5 
 to — short (meifl mit of; , 1. ni(bt jureic^en, 
 fe^Ienj 2. nidpt cntfprec^cn, m6)t befriebigcn 
 3. 9J?ttngel I)aben j 4. bef.^ig. ermangcln 5 to- 
 to . . . , 1. ^erfallcn iibcr . . . , 2. anfongcn, 
 unternc^men , cornermen 3 to — upon , 1. an 
 6troa& fto^enj 2. unterncbmcnj 3. auf (ein 
 2Kittel) faUcn, (Innen, benfcnj II. a. I. fig. 
 (t>ie®timme) fmfen laffenj 2. (ro. u.) (ben 
 ^rci§) ^erabfe^en, 3. Am. (93aume) fallen. 
 
 Fall, s. 1. lit. &fig. ber §aU3 ©turs j baSgal* 
 len? 2. ba8 ©infen? ^bne^menj 3.bie @cn= 
 fung (ber ©timme), bie (Sabenjj 4. bo§ 7rb= 
 faUenj 5. (gero. pi.) ber SBajferfoU, SB-fiurj, 
 3B-gu^3 6. ber^bbang, bie ab^angige ^Idcbe, 
 r. ber ®(bu§ (am SBe^rc)? 8. bad (4)ol50 
 puen 3 9. ber a5ldtterfaU5 ^erbfl, bod S5pat= 
 ia()r3 10. Sport, bie^tlubb, ^^luppc5 H- 
 Engl. cinSanbmap oon8y2^up3 a— of rain, 
 ber 9legengu^3 Mars. — of a tackle, ber 
 Sdufcr eine0 3:aue§3 tbe ship has f-s, boS 
 <S(biff t)at fein ebcneS ©erf, to get a — , au8= 
 gleiten, fallen 3 to givea— ,niebern)erfen,um= 
 werfcn, fliLir5en3 — pipe, baS gaUrobr. 
 
 Falla'cious, 1. adj.; II. — ly, adv. betruglicb, 
 truglic^, tduf(benb3 HI. — ness , s. bie 3^rug= 
 lid^hit f ©op^iflerei. 
 
 Fal'lacy, a. 1. ber Srugfcbluf 3 2. bie Sdu^ 
 fcbung, berSBetrug. I 
 
 Fallibii'ity, *. 1. bie ^e^Ibarf eit 3 2. bie 3:riig» 
 lidjfcit. [triigli*. 
 
 Fal'lible, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1 . feblbar 3 2. 
 
 Fal'ljng, comp. — board, bad gallbrct, bit 
 ^lappe3 — sickness, bie follcnbe @ud^t, Gpis 
 lepjie 3 — star, \ii% ©tcrnfcbnuppc. 
 
 FallO'pjan, adj. Anat. falopif(b« 
 
 Fal'luw, adj. falb, fa(>l, braungclb 3— buck, tcr 
 2)ambirf(b3 — deer, l.coZfecf.baSSamwilbj 
 2. bie ©ombirfcbfub 3— finch (— smith), Orn. 
 badSBciffeblcbcn. 
 
 !To F:"ti'low, V. a. Hush, bracben, flfirgcn. 
 
 Fal'low , I. adj. Hush, bra^, unbcbaut3 II. s. 
 (-field) Hush. baS a5ra(bfelb3 HI. -ness, s. 
 l.baS aSracbliegcn 3 2. fig. bicUnfrucbtbarfeit. 
 
 False, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adv. 1. falfcb, Unroabr3 
 2. unri(btig, f(blc(bt3 irrig 3 3. unc(bt3 4. un* 
 giiltig 3 5. oerrdtberifcb , trculoS , unreblidj 3 
 III. comp. — bray. Fort, bcr Untcrn)all3 — 
 coin, — money, bie falf(be ?Kiinsc3 — coiner, 
 ber galf(^munser 3 — collar, 1. bcrfaIf(bc»Sia» 
 gen (an cinem |)emb; :c.) 3 2. ba§ aSruftfijfen, 
 Unterfummet 3 — dealer, ber faKfbe OJfenfcb, 
 a3etn[iger3 — galena, Min. fc^e aJIenbe3— in- 
 digo, ber 95aflarbinbigo3 — keel, Afar, bcr 
 lofe ,Ricl 3 —muster, Afi7.ber®linbe (roie Fa- 
 got, 2.) 3 — post, Mar. ber lofc ^intcrflcoen ; 
 
 — quarter, Vtt. bcr ^omfpalt , Sd)[cnfpalt ; 
 
 — rein, ber ©prungsugel3 Mar-s. —stem, 
 ber aSorflcocn 3 — tie, bad SSorgbrebreep. 
 
 False'hood [— 'hdd] , *. 1. bie 2ugcnbaftigfcit3 
 2. bie Unn)abrbcit,2itge3 3.bie^alfcbt)cit,Un* 
 rebli(^feit, Untreue, beraSerratl)3 4.bcr35etrug. 
 
 False'n^se, s. 1. vid. b. C. SB. , 3-3 2.bic^cu» 
 (belei 3 aSetriiglicbfcit. 
 
 Falsgt'to, .V. Mus. bie ^iflel , \iti galfct. 
 
 Fal'siflable . adj. oerfdlfcbbar. 
 
 Falsific.a'tion , s. bie aSerfdlf(bnng. 
 
 Fal'sjfi^r, s. l,(tfrFalsifica'tor) ber^alfariuJ^t 
 (Urfunben*, 2c.) SScrfdlf(ber3 2. ber gugner. 
 
 To Fal'sjfy, v. \. a. 1. (eine ©(bnft,:c.) uer* 
 fdlfd>en3 2. '^ii Unricbtigf eit einer ©acbe be* 
 weifen, (ftc) n)iberlcgen(bcf. Law)i 3. (bie 
 Sreue, ic.) oerle^cn, brecben3 II. n. lugen. 
 
 Fal'sjty, s. 1. W ^alf(bl)ctt, Unioa^r^eit, Un* 
 ri(btigfeit3 2. Der Srrtbum. 
 
 To Fainter, v. n. 1. flammtln^flotternj 2.ftoU 
 pern 3 3. roanfen, taumeln3 4. (imOleben) 
 flocf en, fleden bleiben 3 5. fetjlen, fi^) ocrftof en. 
 
 Fal't?ringly, adv. (c/. b- ». SB.) 1. mit ©tof* 
 fen obcr ^nf!open 3 2. mii^fam. 
 
 Fame, s. 1. bcr Sflu^m 3 2.ber Sfluf, bad ® erutbt. 
 
 Filmed, p. a. 1. beriibmt3 2. iDieIbefpro(ben3 
 
 Fame'less, adj. unberubmt.[olIgemeinbclPannt. 
 
 Famil'iar, I. adj. 1. Hifi ^amilie bctreffenb, 
 bduSli(b32. ocrtrouli(b3 allsuoertrautjS. rool)ls 
 20* 
 
Fami 
 
 308 
 
 Fant 
 
 befannt: a)gcldujtg5 &) ctngcmci^t (in)5 4. 
 umgdnglic^ j 5. gcmein, geroo^nli£^5 6- leit^t, 
 unge5roungen5ll..s. 1 . ber SSertrautc, (^au§=) 
 ^ramt5 2. DcrJ^auSgeifl, ^obolb. 
 
 Faimljar'ity, s. 1. l)ie S5ertrQuUd^feit, ber Um= 
 gang, 2. bie UngcjiDungcn^eit) 3ugangli(]^s 
 fcitj 3. bie ©cmcinmad^ung, 4. bie gcnauc 
 JBefanntfc^aft. 
 
 To Famil'iarize, v. a. l.oertraut, befannt ma= 
 d^en mit . . . 5 2. Umgang ^aben mit . . . 5 3. ^er= 
 
 Famil'iarly, ado. t)On Familiar, qv. [objie^cn. 
 
 Fam'jly, s. 1. bie ^amiliej bag ^au§, ©efinbe, 
 2. Nat U( ©Qttung, lixt^ in the — way, 
 fam. gutcr .poffnung, i. e. fc^roanger, —tree, 
 ber ©tammbttum, — medicines, ^jauSmittcI} 
 — vault , bag erbbcgrdbnif . [ge^ungcrt. 
 
 Fam'jne, s. ^ic :f)ungerSnoti 5 —stricken, au§» 
 
 To Fam'jsli, v. I. a. 1. auS^ungern, oer^un* 
 gem laffeni 2. (cer)[c^ma(^ten lofcn^H.??. 1- 
 oer^ungernj 2. hunger obcr £)ur|t leibcn. 
 
 Fam'ishment, s. \)iz ^ungerSnot^. 
 
 Fa'mous , I, adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. beruijmt) 
 
 2. auferorbcntIi(^5 3. offenfunbig5berud)tigtj 
 III. — ness, 6-. ber grope CRuf, bie aSeru^mt^cit. 
 
 Fan, I. s. 1. dim. l>. Fanny, qo.;2.tcx'^ixd)tXi 
 
 3. btc ©(^roinge (<S-n) , ber ^ittig gro^ercr 
 S56gcl3 4.bcrS3ebel5§eucrfd{^er55.bie®(i^n)in= 
 ge, 3Bannc, SSorffcioufelj 6. Mech. berSSenti= 
 later, SBolf, Seufelj II. comp. — blowing 
 machine, Mech. bie ^egemofd^ine 5 —cricket, 
 £ut. bicSSerre, -"iKaulnjurfSgriaej — light, 
 tin ^olbrunbeS (2>a(^ =, ©iebel-, ob. SSogcns) 
 ^enflcrj — palm, Bot. t^k gad^crpalmej — 
 tail-pigeon , bie ^fcutaubej — wheel , Mech. 
 ^a^ aSinbrab. [2. f(^n>ingen, roorfeln. 
 
 To Ffin, V. a. 1. fdcbcrn, (on) fac^cln, roebelnj 
 
 Fariut'ic, I. adj. f(^n>drmerifc^ } II. s. ber (reli= 
 giofc) ©diwdrraer, ^anatifcr. 
 
 Fariat'ical, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. f^n)ttrnierif(i)3 
 III. — ness, Fanat'icism, s. btc (rcUgiofe) 
 B(^n)drmcrci;ber^anati§mu§. [ooUgcwd^lt. 
 
 Fun'cied, p. a. eingebilbetj well — , gefd^macf^ 
 
 Frm'cjful, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. f^n)drme= 
 rifd), pljantaftifc^ 5 2. rounberU(^,|"eltfam,gril= 
 lenljaft, HI. — ness, s. 1. bie au§f(!^»eifeTlbe 
 (Sinbilbung52. baS SBunberlic^c, ©rillen^afte. 
 
 Fan'cil?ss, adj. gcijlloS, fabe. 
 
 Fan'cy, I. s. 1. bie @inbilbung§f raft, ^^on* 
 tafie^ 2. ber ®cban!e, SSegritf, bie^bee, 3. 
 feas ^^antaficgebilbc 5 4>i^nge)pinfl j 4. ber 
 (Sefdjmactj 5. ber (rounberlic^e) ^infaa, bie 
 ©rille, 2aune.5 6. bie S^eigung, ba& ©elii^j 
 lik 2icHaberei } II. comp. bef. Com. — aprons, 
 ^P^antafiefc^urjen, Sdnbelfc^ursenj- articles 
 (-goods), 1. ^Kobeartifel, SuxuSartifelj 
 2. gebliimtc, gcmuflertc, fa^onnirte SBaarenj 
 
 3. ep{)emerc aSaarenj — cheese, ^dfe, ber m 
 allerlei ©efialten gcformt iflj — cloths, 9)lo^ 
 bejeugc, 5Jlobefloffe5 — cloth-merchant, ber 
 OJ^obejeug^dnblcrj — costume, bag 9}?a§Fc= 
 rabencoflum J — dressball , bie (S^araftcr=Sflc- 
 boute, — fair (— bazar), bic 6ftcntlid)c Hui^ 
 flellung unb ber SScrfauf (— sale) fcincr n>cib= 
 li(^cr |)ttnbarbciten jur Unterflu|ung ^oti)^ 
 leibenbcrj — feathers, ^u^febcrnj —hard- 
 ware goods in steel , &c. fcinc @ta^In)aarcn, 
 feine Gifenguproaarcnj— man, canf .ber <Sd)ur= 
 Senflipcnbiat, — monger, ber OriUcRfdnger 5 
 — net, ber 5Kobc=3;iill5 — pattern, baS fa9on= 
 nirtc 5Kufter 3 — pieces , ^^antapcfliicfc, 
 93fobe» (Sieblings s)®cgcnfldnbc (carit. bcs 
 wcibtid^cn ©efd^IctbtS)? — sale, cf. — fair; — 
 sick, !ranf in ber (Sinbilbung 5 — soaps, %oi- 
 lettc=iSeifen5 — stocks, Am. inbuftricUc (Sn^ 
 buftricO'^cticn, ^ctien »on unfid^crcr ^(it, 
 vulg. flunfrigeS papier, — trade, ber 5)?obcs 
 roaaren^anbclj — velveret, ber 5umSt)cilun* 
 aufgef(^nittcnc (35aumn)oIIen = )©ammct (— 
 Genoa velveret, baffelbc mit gcforpertem 
 ®runbe)5— vials (—phials), Soilette=®ld= 
 fer ; - woods, 9}2obei)oIjer (mobifd)e ^oUavi 
 ten sum (Sinlegen)i— work, feine meibl.Tfrbeit. 
 
 To Fan'cy, v. I. n. fii} cinbilbcji^mctncn, mat^-- 
 nen,!!. «• 1. fi^ torjteUcn, bcnfcn, in ben 
 ^opffc^enj 2. ()altenfurj 3. eingcncmmen 
 fein fiir . . . , ®cf(^macf finbcn an ... j licbcn. 
 
 Fandan'go, s. ber ^anbango (ein fpan. 3:anj). 
 
 Fane, s. * 1. bcrScmpelj 2. bic S)a(bfo^nc, 
 ber aSetter^aljn. [®ro^tl)ucrci , ^rat)lcrci. 
 
 Fan'fAre , *. 1 . bcr (3:rompcten»)3:uf(^ 5 2. ^k 
 
 Fan'faron, s. 1. ber Slaufbolb , ©ifcnfrelferj 
 2. bcr ®roffpre(^cr, *prnf)lcr. 
 
 Fanfaronade', s. Ut ©roffprcc^crei. 
 
 Fang, s. 1. ber ^angCja^n), ^amvi * ber 
 3a^n5 2. bictlaue. 
 
 Fanged, adj. 1 . mit ^dngcn , ,fflaucn pcrfc^cnj 
 2. fig. beroaffnct. 
 
 Fan'gled, adj. tdnbcl^oft 5 new — , ncu crfun-- 
 ben / neumobifct) 5 in baS Stcue ccrnarrt. 
 
 Fan'got, .9. Com. ein Sallen \?on 2 bis 2^/^ 6tr. 
 
 Fan'nel , s. Rom. Cath. bic 35inbc am linfcn 
 •JCrme beS £Kcfpricflcr§. 
 
 Frin'n?r, s. bcr SBorfler. 
 
 Fan'ny, s. a&6r.(fiir: Frances) ^anni)(S-n.). 
 
 Fan'on, s. bef. Her. baS ^anicr. 
 
 Fantasi'ai, s. Mus. bic ^^antafic 
 
 Fan'tasm, s. bic ©inbilbung, ba§ ^irngcfpinnft. 
 
 Fantasmago'rja, s. bic ©^cinjaubcrci. [SB. 
 
 Fantas'tjc, I. s. ber ^^antafl, IT. adj. »ic b. f. 
 
 Fantils'tical , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. p^an- 
 tafliftbjeingcbilbcti 2. un|ldt, regcUcSj 3. 
 rounberlic^, launcn^aft, fcltfamj III. — nesa. 
 
Fant 
 
 309 
 
 Fass 
 
 s. 1. lie pl)antaflifd)C TCrt, 7fbenteuerli(^feit5 
 2. Die 2QuneK&aftigfelt3 ^cit^amUit 
 
 Fan'tasy, vld. Fancy. [fc()einung,fcQ§ ©efpenft, 
 
 Fan'tom, .v. 1. DQg ^imgcfpinnfl, 2. t)ie(Sr= 
 
 Fa'qnjr, Fa'queer [— kjr, — kir] , vid. Fakir. 
 
 Far, Lit. kfig. I. ad.j. vsidt , fern, entfcrntj II 
 adv. gans, fe^r^ — off, »dt racg, cntlegenj 
 from — , aus ber ^erne i by — , bci SBeitem, 
 um SSielj as — as, fo mxt (xih, fo inel, fo fern 
 (al§) 5 thus — , fo XQzit, hi^ Dat)in5 —in the 
 day , fpdtj — and near, or — and wide, n)cit 
 unD breit, Qllent^albenj — side, 5porf. Die 
 recite ©cite (toeS SfleitpferbeS, ic.)- [farciren 
 
 To Fiirce, u. a. (w. U.) Cook. fiiUcn, flo^)fen, 
 
 Farce, s.\. O^ofc. baS giiafel, §arce5 2.j«g-. 
 Uer gKlfc^mttf(^5 3. Dram. U^ ^offenfpiel. 
 
 Far'cical, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. poffen^Qft fo= 
 
 Far'cilite, s. Geol. t)cr pubDing)1ein. [mifd). 
 
 Far'cin, Far'cy, *. Vet. iie 0lttUt>c (ber |)fcrt>e 
 
 FaHcing, .v. vid. Farce, 1. [unD Sc^fcn) 
 
 Farc'tate, adj. Bot. mitfeflem^KarFangcfiiUt, 
 
 FJir'del, s. \)a6 ®unt)eI,^Qcfet5 lit Saft. 
 
 To Fire, v. n.fig-s. 1. fic^ (in cincm geroijfcn 
 3uflani5e) bcfinbcn, fa^renj 2. leben, effeu u. 
 trinhnj how — you? wic ge^t cSS^nen? to 
 — well or ill (in a bargain) , Com. (bci eincm 
 4>ant)cl) gut obcr fc^lec^t anfommenj —you 
 well, Icbcn Bic n)ol)I. 
 
 Fdre, s. 1. l)ie^u^re,t)Q5gu^rIo^n,^Q|fagiers 
 gclDiber^Qtollj 2. col. tie^affogierej 3. 
 bie Speife, ^of^, 4. ber 2eu(i^tt^urm 3 bill of 
 — , ber ^iic^ensettclj bie (Spcifcfortc. 
 
 F4re'well(Fare'wei),I.A-. [orfar'wel.or fArwel'j, 
 M§ 2ebemo^l5. ber TCbfcbieb^ II. [or fArwel'] 
 int., adv. khi'roo^l I lebt (lebcn ©ie) njo^U 
 III. comp. J. 35. — letter, ber Ibfcbiebsbrief. 
 
 Far'jn, s. 1. (or Farl'na) Bot. ber ^oUcn, Ba-- 
 menflaubj 2. Ckem. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 Fari'na, s. Ckem. ba& ® a§mcl)Ij fossil — , Min. 
 bie aScrgmilcb, 50^onbmil(^. 
 
 Fstrjna'ceous, adj. 1. me^lig j 2. mebUt^t. 
 
 Farm, ^. 1. bQ5 ^at^tgut, bie -^eiereij 2. ^w. 
 bas (gut, £ttnbgut (oljnc ^oc^t) 3 3. ber ^oc^t3 
 to let to — , or to — let, ferpQ(^ten3 — dog, 
 bcr^of^unb, SSaucrtjunbf — house, 1. bQ$ 
 ^Q(^tt)QU6 3 2. y4m. bQ& 2Qnb^QUS3 — offices, 
 bicULCben(S[Sirt^f(^Qft§=)®ebaube3- servant, 
 ber ^ofPne(^t3 — yard, ber ^of. 
 
 To Farm, v. a. 1. (QU(^ to — out) iDerpaAtcn3 
 2. pad^ten 5 3. boS Sanb bauen. [3. ortbor. 
 
 Fiir'mable, adj. 1. aerpQAtbor? 2. pQd)tbar3 
 
 pjir'mer, *. 1. ber ^Q^tcr3£anbmann3 2. Am. 
 
 tax Sanbroirtb/ (bcf. Flcinc frete) ©ut^befi^cr. 
 
 F'ar'merly, arfi. bduerifcb. [cntfcrnt. 
 
 Far 'most , adj. fmifte, njeitefle, am rocittrfien 
 
 fairness, ».^bie gcrne, Gutftrnung. 
 
 Fa'ro, s. Gam. boS ^arQcfpiel3 — figs, ficilia- 
 nif(^c (fleine) ^eigcn. [rocr^3;n[Lln 
 
 Fa'roe Is'lands [i'lands] , 5. pi. Geog. tic ^d» 
 
 Farrag'jnouR, adj. gcmifcbt. 
 
 Farra'go, .v. ba§ ©emifc^, (Scmcngc. 
 
 Fiir'rier, s. 1. ber ^uffcbmieb 3 2. ber 5lc{jar?;t 
 
 To Far'rj^r, v. n. Die SftoforjncifunDc trciben 
 
 Far'rjery, s. 1. baS ^uff(bmicbel)anbn)crf 5 2 
 vid. Veterinary art. 
 
 Far'row, s. ber SBurf (ob. iah) gcrfel. 
 
 To Far'row, v. n. fcrfcln. 
 
 Fiirt, s. vulg. tin SBiub 3 vulg. bcr gurj. 
 
 To Fart, v.n. vulg. fQr5en.[(sufammcnn)irfchi). 
 
 To Far'thel, v. a. Mar. (tie ®cgel) bcfd)lQgcn 
 
 Fiir'ther, (comp. t. Far) I. adj. 1. rocitcr, fer= 
 ner3 2. entfcrntcr3 H- ndv. njeiter, fcrner3 — 
 more, &c. vid. Further. 
 
 To Fiir'ther, kc. vid. Further, &c. 
 
 Fiir'thest, (sup. r. Far) \. adj. fcmflt TOci; 
 te{tc3 II. adv. am fernflcn, am rociteftcn. 
 
 Far'thjng, 8. ber ^Qrtt)ing ( V4 penny). 
 
 Far'thjugjile [-inggal], s. ber Oleifrocf. 
 
 Fus'c^t, jr. G-w. bie eintroggabcl. 
 
 Fus'da [fash'ja] , s. 1. .4rc/i. bcretrcif,Ci5urt= 
 fimt 3 2. Ast. ber @urtcl } 3. Surg, bie ®inbc, 
 ber SScrbonb 3 4. Anat-s. Die ^fponcuro|*c3 — 
 lata, bie ®^en!clbinbc. [wunbi'n. 
 
 Fas'cjated [fiish'j — ], adj. mitcincr2?inbcum= 
 
 Fascja'tion [fashi— "j, s. Surg. bcrS5crbanb. 
 
 Fas'cjcle, s. 1. Dq3 SBunbcIj 2. tic ©amnUunc; 
 ^^on @(briften3 3. Bot. ber SBuft^cl. 
 
 Fascic'ul^r, Bot. I. adj.; II. — ly, adv.h'H' 
 
 Fascic'ulaie, adj. Bat. gcbufd^Clt. [ftbclformig. 
 
 To Fas'cinate , v. a. lit. &Jig. bcjaubcrn. 
 
 Fascina'tion , .9. lit. kfig. liit SJejoubcrung. 
 
 Fascines', s. pi. Fort, k Dik. bic ^Qfcbincn. 
 
 Fash'ion , .v. 1. Die (ciuf ere) ^orm , ©cilalt, 
 :iCrt3 2. ba§ 5Kuflcr3 3. ber BA)mtt (einc§ 
 ^leibeS) 3 4. Die (ubli(bc) 3:rQe^t 3 OJiobc 3 5. 
 T. (bef. Jew.) bic ^affung3 6. Die Sittc, «c. 
 bcnSQrt3 T. ber gute ©efimacf3 ^- DcrSf^ong, 
 ®tanD3 9. (people of—) Die fcincSSelt, 9Jio= 
 Demelt3 — monger, Der 9}?oDcnarr3 — pieces. 
 Afar. Die 9flanb[omt)olser. 
 
 To Fash'ion, v. a. l.bilbcn, formcn5 2. fa^cn^ 
 niren, mobegcrndf r>crfcrtigcn, bearbcitcnj 
 3..%. anpaffen, gcfd^ictt motben (— to, ju). 
 
 Fnsh'ionahle, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adc. 1 . gebrdud^- 
 licb, moDif(b3 2. fein, elegant, manierlid), flon» 
 Dc&mdf ig 3111. — ness, ^.baS 5)?obif(be, ^oi)U 
 anftdnbige. Die Slcganj. [Fashion. 
 
 Fash'ioner , s. Der moDif(^ SSilDenDc, 2C. cf. To 
 
 Fash'ionist, s. Dcr SRoDcnorr, ©^u^er, ®ecf. 
 
 Fass, ,v. <?'!//«. Der Tfuffcblog, llmfcblag (im 35af» 
 fetfpiei). TfiM'ei') 
 
 ToF.^tRs, u. a. nam. um)d}lQ{;cn (im ©QiTrt-- 
 
Fast 
 
 310 
 
 Favi 
 
 To Fast, V. n. faflCttj f-ing (or fast) day, ber 
 ^afttttg j f-ing gut, Anat. ber Icerc ©arm. 
 
 Fast, s, 1. bttS %aittni 2. bic ^ttflenjeit 5 — 
 thursday, Ux ^aflcns^onncrftag. 
 
 Fast, s. 1. t)ah ^effc()altcnbc j 2. Afar, bag Sau. 
 
 Fast, adj. & adv. lit. & fig. 1. fcfl, jtarf 5 2 
 fc^ncUj 3. fe^r (flarf)? 4- ^aufig, oftj — by, 
 — beside, na^c bci, bici^t anj figs. — and 
 loose, 1. unbefldnDig 5 2. unreDlid) , to make—, 
 juma^en 5 — handed, farg, gcisigi — man, 
 ber SSerft^roenber, flott fiebcnbc. 
 
 To Fas'ten [fas'sn], v. 1. a. 1. bcfefligcn, 2. 
 ccrft^lief en J 3. ^eften, Dereinigcn, fittenj 4. 
 fejt^altcnj 5. (blows, @irei<5c) tcrfc^enj 
 figs. 6. auf(er)legcni 7. cinprdgcn, II. w.l. 
 (fxc^) fef^ ^ttlteii, fic^ onfeocn (— on, upon, an)j 
 grcifcn no{^ . . . 5 2.}ig.(feft) bleibcn (bci).[SB. 
 
 Fast'ener [fas'snerj, *. b. Sefefligcr; JC c/. b.O. 
 
 Fas'tenings [fas'snings], s. jil. bic (Sdbcld^en 
 (ail Sdanfcngeroad^fcn), Sag*, S^au= ober 
 
 Fas't^r, A. bcr Rafter* [aBajfcrrourseln. 
 
 Fastid'ious, I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. 1 . jtolj j 2. 
 cfel, «)df)lcnfd(> , eigenflnnigj 111. — ness, s. 1. 
 bcr (Stolj 5 2. bttS n)d^)lcrifd^e SBefen. 
 
 Fastig'iate, F^stig'jat^d, at/j. l.jugefpi^t j 2. 
 Bot. glcid) ^oc^ , gcgipfelt. 
 
 Fast'ly, adv. ©on Fast. [bic ^cflung. 
 
 Fast'n^ss, *. 1. biegefligfcit j 2.bcrfeftcipiau, 
 
 Fat, adj. 1. fctt, bicC?)tff-*. 2. reid) 5 frut^tbar, 
 3. grob , plump j 4. (— brained , — witted) 
 jiumpfrinnig,bumm^ 5. Typ. flar!, fctt, roie 
 Full , 2. 5 — work , 1. bie mu^clofc ; cintrag* 
 Uc^c Arbeit 5 2. 2^/). @perf. 
 
 Fat, s. 1. bag %ttU rough — , TaW. baS Un= 
 f(^litt5 2. 7Vp- ^er (Spcctj 3. bag gap, bic 
 ^Rufc. [mcrbcn. 
 
 To Fat, V. I. a. fctt mad)cn, mdften^ H- '«• fett 
 
 Fa'tal, adj. 1. oom ©li^icCfale oer^dngt, unabs 
 rocnbUc^j ®d)i(ffal§=5 2. tobtUt:^ 5 3. ccr^dng= 
 nipooU, un^cilbringenb, oerbcrblid). 
 
 Fa'talism, s. ber gatali&mu&. 
 
 Fa'talist, .V. bcr aScr^dngnipgldubigc , gatdliffc. 
 
 Fatal'jty, Fa'taln?ss, j. 1. ba§ unccrmcibli(^e 
 (Sdjirffal; SScrHngnipi 2. ba& DJJipgcfdjicfj 
 ber fritifd^c (gefo^rooUc) 3eitpun!t5 3. bie 
 
 Fa'tally, adv. oon Fatal. [SobtUc^fcit. 
 
 Fate, *. 1. baS (unoermeiblid^c) ©d^ictfal, Oe* 
 f(^ict,S5er^dngnipi2.ber3:ob,bagS5erberben. 
 
 Fa't?d, adj. (oom ©(^ictfalc) auserfc^cn, cer» 
 ^dngt, bcfttmmt. 
 
 Farther, s. 1. (aud) fig.) bcr SBatcrj 2. bcr 
 Ur^ebcrj 3. ber (Stammoaterj 4. £cc. bcr 
 ^ir^^cncatcr ( gero. p/. ) j — in - law , bcr 
 (Sc^roiegercater j — land, 1. baS ?otommlanbj 
 2. mod. bef. * bag SSaterlanb. 
 
 To Fa'th^r, v. a. 1. an ^inb€g Bt*tt annc^* 
 
 men, Qboptircnj ^.fig. (mitupon)bcimcsTcn, 
 Sufc^rciben. 
 
 Fa'th?rhood [- hud] , s. bic Satcrfdjaft. 
 
 Fa'th^rless, adj. catcrlog, ccrwaifl. 
 
 B'a'th^rljn^ss , s. bie SSaterlicbe. [liii) 
 
 Fa'therly, adj. k ado. odterlid? , befoigt, jdrt^ 
 
 Fath'om, s. 1. bcrgabcn, bieitlQfter,bag£ad)» 
 ter, 2. fig. bic einlit^tj Afar-*, — line, bie 
 ©enfleincj — wood. 1. (Stau^oljcri 2. Stlaj-- 
 tert)ols. [3.^g. crgrunbcn. 
 
 To Fath'pm, w. a. 1. umHaftcrn j 2. fonbircni 
 
 Fath'omable, adj. crgriinolid^. 
 
 Fath'(>mer, jr. bergrgrunber. [fpannbar. 
 
 Fath'omlesft, adj. 1. uncrgrunblict) j 2. unum* 
 
 Fatid'jc^l , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. wa^rfagenb, 
 
 Fat'igable, arfi.(leic^t) ju ermubcn.[roeiffagenb. 
 
 Fatigue' [—tig'], ,v. 1. bie ermitbung, 5)Iubig = 
 fcit, Ibmottung j 2. bic ©cfd^rotrbe, ©efc^iuc;- 
 lid^f eit; —dress, berSommipan5ug.[beIdfiigeti. 
 
 To Fatigue', v. a. 1. crmiibcn, abmattcn j 2. 
 
 Fat'ling , s. bog junge ©tiid: 5)f aft»ie^. 
 
 Fat'l>, adj. ic ado. fett, fcttig. 
 
 Fat'n^ss, *. (c/. Fat) 1. bic gcttigfcit j 2. bag 
 
 i %ctu 2. fig' bie gru(^tbarfeit. 
 
 To Fat/ten, v. l.a.l. fett maiden, mdflcn j 2. 
 fru(^tbar mac^en, biingcn j 11. n. fett werbcnj 
 f-ing house, bcr 9JlaftflttU.[(|>eiibe, bcrDungcr. 
 
 Fat'tener, s. 1. bcr 5)?dftcrj 2. bag gettma* 
 
 Fat'tin^ss, a-, bic gettigfcit. 
 
 Fiit'tish , adj. gum gcttwerbcn gencigt. 
 
 Fat'ty, adj. fettig, fcttidjt, f(^mierig. [[(^rodd^c. 
 
 Fatu'jty, s. bic ^arr^cit, Bbcrnt)eit, (Sciftcg* 
 
 Fat'fious, adj. l.albern,abgcf(^mactt,fd>tt>ad)-- 
 fSpfig, bumm 5 2. fraftlog. • 
 
 Fau'cet, s. bcr ^a\^n am gaffe j 3apfcn. 
 
 Fau'fel , s. bie TCrcfonup , gofelnup (oon cincr 
 
 Faugh I [fa] inLpfuilwcgbamitlC^rt^palmc). 
 
 Faul'con [fakn] , &c., vid. Falcon, &c. 
 
 Fault, s. 1. bcr Scaler, ge^U 2.bagS5erge« 
 ^enj 3. bag IBcrfc^eni 4. bic (Urfa(^e ber) 
 iSd^uIb5 5. bieaSerlegen^eitj 6. f-s, pi. Min. 
 gId|HuftC5 to find -(with), tabeln, "Jfug* 
 fleUungen maiden j for — of, in (Srmangclungj 
 to be at (a) — , Hunt. (au(^ fig.) bie (Spur 
 Dcrlorcn ^aben. 
 
 To Fault, v.a. 1. tabclui 2. bcfdjulbigcn. 
 
 F^ul'tily, adv. oon Faulty, qv. 
 
 Faul't jn?88 , *. bic gc^lcr^aftigfcit. 
 
 Fanlt'less, 1. adj. fc^lcrfrei,tabcUog,untabeligj 
 II. — ness, A-. bic gc^lerlofigfcit. [2. fcbulbig. 
 
 Faul'ty, adj. 1. fcljler^aft, mangeU)afti [i^lcc^ti 
 
 Faun, s. Myth, bcr gaun , SBalbgott. 
 
 Fau'njc, adj. mod. 1. wilb, 2. rol), plump, 
 bduerifd^. [fdjer. 
 
 Fau'njst, s. mod. ber jyioturbcobaittcr, ^t-fors 
 
 Favn'lous, adj. 1. afd)igj 2. af4>iii)C. 
 
Favo 
 
 311 
 
 Fecu 
 
 To Fa'vour (To Fa'vpr), v. a. l.bcgfinfHgen, 
 »ol)l rooUen, unterftu^cnj erlcid^ternjbeitras 
 genj 2. gleic^en, Q^ntit^ fe^cnj 3. fc^oncn. 
 
 Fa'vour (Fa'vor) , ;y. 1. Die ®unfl, ®Ctt>09Cn= 
 litit, baSSBo^IrooHen, W ®utC5 2. Diea3e= 
 3unfli9ung,llnterflu|un9j 3. bieSnabc, 4 
 * ber ©unfiling, Siebling, 5. ba§ erinnc= 
 rungSgcfc^cnf, (2iebeS=)^nbenfcnj 6. Com 
 m'd. Respite ; T. bic (bef wcif fcibcnc) a3anb= 
 f(^Ieifc5 out of—, in Ungnabei to have an 
 angry — , boS QUSfcIjenj in — of, juQunften, 
 sum aScften 3 with — , or under — , mit Gr* 
 iQubnif } by your — , mit ^Ijrcr (giitigen) @r= 
 laubnifj i Com-*, jour - , 5^r gcc^rteS 
 ©djrcibenj balance in our— , ©alboinunfcr 
 ®ut^abcn5 to be in great — , jicb gut \)cr!ttu= 
 fen (oonSEBattrcn),fc[n- .jcfuibtfeinj to become 
 in — , aniiti)tn, im *prcifc ob. Sourfc flcigcn. 
 
 Fa'vourable, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. gunflig: 
 
 1 . gcroogen, gefaUig » 2. bequem i III. — ness, 
 s. 1. bic @cn)ogent>cit, ®ute j 2. bicbcqucmc, 
 gunfligc 2agc, bie 'iCngcmcjfcn^cit. 
 
 Fa'voured, p. a. auSgcflOttet (— by, oon)» 
 well — , «o^l gebilbct? ill — , b^iflid)} hard 
 -, 1. ^on groben ©cjttbt&gugcn, l)Q^li(b i 2. 
 licblog, Qbgcneigt. 
 
 Fa'vourer, s. ber ©onncr, ^rcunb. 
 
 Fa'vourite, I. a. bcr ®un|lling, Sicbling, ber 
 (bie) ©clicbtcj II. comp. ^icblingS=. 
 
 Fa'vouritism, .V. 1. bQ§ ScgiinftigungSfpftemj 
 
 2. bie ©unflUng&regicrung. 
 Fa'voyrless, adj. 1. unbcgiinfligt^ 2.unborms 
 
 ^erjig , o^nc ®nabc. 
 Fawn , s, ba& (cinJQbngc) 9lcl)falb j — colour, 
 
 bie falbe (^eUbraunc) ^ttrbc 
 To Fawn, v. n. I. Sport. (Sungc) wcrfcn (f on 
 
 Steben), 2. (— on, upon) bcf-./tg. fcbroanseln, 
 
 fi(b fdjmicgen, (frietbenb) fd^mcicbeln. 
 FAM'ner, s.fig. bcr SpeicbeKcrfer. 
 Fay, s. * bie S^C* [paJTeni 2. r/f/. To Fadge. 
 To Fay, v. n. I. Mech. vulg. gcnau ancinonber 
 Feal'-brddm, s. Bot. ba§ SBirbclfraut. 
 FeVty. *. /-ai«, bie geben&treuc, ^ulbigung. 
 Fear, s. 1. bicgur(btj2.bicG^rfurd)t,<S(bcui 
 
 3. bie aSeforgniv j 4. bie ©(bcuib^i — nought, 
 Com. ber Qalmucf, ^rieS. [3. fcbretfcn. 
 
 To Fear, t\ a. & r>. 1. furcbtenj 2. oerebrcnj 
 Fear'ful, 1. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1 . fur<btfam j 
 
 2. fiir(bterli(b, fur(btbar5 III. — ness,*. 1. bie 
 
 ^ur(btfam!cit j ^urcbti 2, bie ^urtbtbarfcit. 
 Fear'less, I. adj. ; II. — ly. adv. fur(btl0§i HI. 
 
 — ness, s. bic gur(btlofxg!eit. 
 Feasjbil'ity, Fea'sjblen^ss, *. bic S^bu^^i^^^-'i^ 
 
 5K6glidifcit. 
 Fea'ajble, 1. adj. ; II.— ly, flfdy.t^unli(b, moglid^. 
 FeaBt , s. 1. ba$ ^eflj ber ^cfttog; 2. ud 
 
 ©aflmabi? ber ScbmauSj — money, feasting 
 
 penny, bttSXngelb, |>QnbgcIb. 
 To Feiist, V. I. rj.(on, upon) l.f(bmaufen,ga= 
 
 flen i 2. fi(b weibcn, crgc^cnj II. a. 1 . fcftlid) be* 
 
 »irtbcn,untcr^altcn}2j?g-.pergnugcn,crgcocn. 
 Feas'ter, *. bcr ©ibmoufcr, ic. cf. b. t>. SB. 
 Feast'ful, adj. 1. fcflUdjj 2. f(bn)Clgcrif(b , [cue-- 
 
 menb. 
 Feat. I. *. 1. bic (^elben=)3:^ttt5 2. bic^crtig^ 
 
 fcit,ba$^unflfluctj II. adj. (bcf. iron.) 1. 
 
 flinf, gcf(bid:t j 2. funflrcicb, nett, 3. wunbcr* 
 
 lid), fcltfam. 
 Feath'er, I. .v. 1. bic ^cbcr (f. S56gcln)iy»g--*. 
 
 2. bicTCrt, bcr©d;tagj 3. etnjQ§ Unbcbcu* 
 tcnbeS, bic ^Icinigfcit, 4. bcrgebcrfatbdi 5. 
 Bot. bie Samenfeberf rone 5 6. 6-.sm.bic9tup 
 (am gtintcnf(bIof) J a — in the cap, cine If U5- 
 jeitbnung, cin Gbrcnscidjcnj plume of f-s, bcr 
 ^ebcrbufi } II. comp. — alum , bcr g-QlQun 3 
 
 — bed, bQ§ ^-bcttj — broom, — duster, btr 
 ^-befcn i ^lebcrroifrb? — driver , ber ^-fldu= 
 bcri — edge, 1. bie biinncrc ©cite, iXLc^t' 
 fcbclrftc .Rante (cineS «rctc5)5 2. MiW.bic 
 g-Fantcj — fan, bcr ^-fatbclj Bot-s. — foil, 
 bQ5 aBaff"eroeil(bcn5 — grass, boS ^-groS j — 
 maker, bcr ^-[(bmucfcr, — moss, BoLlai 
 tQubmoo&j — screw, (^-sni. bic 'Jcu^f^raubci 
 
 — seller, bcr ^-^finblcr, ^-floubcr j — shag, 
 cinclrt^Iuffb i —spring, G-sm. bic (Pfann=) 
 iDccfelfcbcr, 
 
 To Feath'er, v. a. 1. befiebcmj 2. bcrctibcrni 
 
 3. crbebcn , prunf en j 4. Sport, trcten (von 
 ^abnen)} f-ed game, gcbcrroilbj f-ed pink. 
 Bot. bic ^cbernclfc. [artig j 3. fcbcrlcidjt. 
 
 Feath'ery, adj. 1. fcbcrig, gcflcbcrt? 2. fcbcr- 
 
 Fea'ture [— tshur], *. 1. bcr 3uil, gcn). pi. bic 
 
 ®crt(bt&5ugc, ©cfiibtSbilbung j 2.bie®cflolt, 
 
 bcr JtorpcrbQU 5 3. bcr Umrip, ©runbjug. 
 
 Fea'tured [— tshurd], adj. gcformtj ill—. 
 
 bfi^lid) j «en — , roobi gcbilbet. 
 
 Fea'ver, &c, vid. Fever, At. 
 
 To Fea/.e. u. a. 1. («. fid)) auSfafcn, aufbric* 
 
 fcln 5 2. mit Stutbcn flrci(bcn. 
 To Febri9'itate, v. n. ba& ^icbcr babcn. 
 Febrrrjc, adj. 1. ficbcrcrscugenb32. ficbcrbaft. 
 Feb'rjfuge, s. bQ$ ^icbcrmittcl. 
 Feb'rjle [or fe'brjl] , adj. ficbcrifd;, ficbcrbaft. 
 February, s. bcr (5Konat) ?fcbruQr. 
 Fe'cal , adj. ^cfen obcr Gxcrcmentc bctrcffcnb. 
 Fe'ces, s. pi. 1. bic 4>efen, bcr (SobcnO^ae ' 
 
 2. bcr ^u&rourf , Unratb- 
 Feck, s. Zoot. bcr i93Iottcrmagcn, ^pfaltcr. 
 Fec'ula, s. Chem. l.bttg(§bIorcpb»^Hibcr(®c^ 
 
 bcn-)<3a6 > 2. vid. Farina. [Sobcnfaij. 
 
 Fec'ulence, s. 1. btt§ ^cfige, Srubcj 2. bcr 
 Fec'ulent, adj. l-bcflg, triibc, unrcinj 2.wibrig. 
 
Feca 
 
 312 
 
 Fein 
 
 Fec'ijnd, adj. fru^tbar, jeugungiifd^ig. 
 
 To Fecun'date, v. a. frad;tbQr mac^en. 
 
 Fecijndri'tion, s. t)ic ^ru(^tbarma(^ung, ®e; 
 
 FecunMjty, s. bie grudjtbarfeit. [fruiljtung^ 
 
 Fed, pret. & p. p. x>. To Feed. 
 
 Fed'eral, flc/j. l.bunbegniQpigj 2. Am, Pol 
 a) foDeratiftifd^ i 6) ® unDe§= :— city, Ut ©un* 
 DeSftabt (Washington). 
 
 Fed'«raiist , *. Am. Pol. t)er goDeralift. 
 
 Fed'erate, adj. ocrblinbet- (JbutiU. 
 
 ii'edera'tioa, s. 1. bie SScrbunbung, 2. ux 
 
 Fed'^rative, adj. fom (im) 33unbc. 
 
 Fee, .V. 1. Law, baS 2el)iu fligcntljumi 2. bad 
 |)onorQr, ber ©brcnfolb (geio. pf.), 7(iu\)alt5= 
 gcbuljrenj 3. eportelni (,®eri(bts«)@ebu^= 
 ren ^ 4. x>aii S^rinfoclb) — farm, Das (Srbsin&= 
 ic^ni to hold in — farm, p Seljen baben? 
 siinple(— absolute), Dad unbebingte^el)u,^reis 
 U(>n) — conditional (—tail), baS bef(^rttn!'tc 
 2e^n> — tail {general, Da6 5iJ{annlebu j— tail 
 siieciai, DaS SBeibcrle^n. [ben ; 3. bc|1c(bcn. 
 
 To Fee, n. a. 1. beja^Un, ^onotireni 2. bcfoU 
 
 Fee'ble, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. f^mQib , matt, 
 fraftlo» jIII.— ness, i.bie ©Aradic, ©(bwad)= 
 ^cit, Jtraftiofigtcit. 
 
 To Feed, v. ir. I. a. 1. futtcrn (bag «icb) 3 
 2. (». SKeu)*d)cn) fpeifen, mxaf^xttti'S.fig.un' 
 terbalten?4. locibcn broeibenloffen^ II. n. 
 (mit upon) 1. freJTcn ('o. :Skh)i 2. c)Tcn, le« 
 ben, fii ndbren. 
 
 Feed, s. 1. ba& gutter j bie 3ta!)rung , 2. Afi7. 
 bic ^pferberation 5— bag, t>cr gutterfact, 35rob- 
 beutelj Mech-s. — cock, ber <Speife!ja^n, 
 SKafer^a^nj — pipe, Die ©peifero^re, 3u= 
 fluprS^re (eincr ^pumpe). 
 
 Fee'd^r, s. 1. ber ©utterer, :c. c/. To Feed; 
 Mech-s. 2. t)cr 3ufubrtif(b (on ber Jtart)mas 
 [(bine) 5 3.t-s, jy/. (or feeding rollers) bie 3u« 
 fubrs, Ob. SpeifesSBttlaeuj i.fSpcifung^graben. 
 
 Fee'ding-, comp. — cyl'inder, Mec/i. (beibem 
 (SaSbeleu(btung6a;^parat) ber SpeifecQiinber, 
 — pond, Fish, ber Ba^ttid). 
 
 To Feel, v. ir. a. &. n. 1. (n. fid)) fuljlen, em* 
 pfinbenj 2. Icibenj 3. bcfu^len, bcgreifen, 
 (n.iiii) anfiiblcn, 4. (— out; au&forfcbcnj 
 prufen. [fmn, ba§ (Sefu^I. 
 
 Feel , s. 1. baS (:Kn-)gublen5 2. ber CSefublS* 
 
 Fee'ler, .v. 1. bcr (bas) guljlenbc, ic.cf.To 
 Feel; 2. f-s, p/. a) £/U. bie QUl)U)6rner5 b) 
 Zool. gublfdben (bcr OJioIIuefen). 
 
 Fee'ling. I. p. a. I. gefiiblooUi cmpfdngli^bi 
 2. riiljrenb j 3. lebbaft empfunbcui II. .v. baS 
 (SefubUbic empiinbung. Iflaftbc- 
 
 Feet, ,v. (pL X). Foot); — warmer, bie SSamis 
 
 Feet'less, adj. obnc giife. [taubc ©ejtein. 
 
 Ftigh [fa] , i. Min. i '^leicvjaufbercitung) baS 
 
 To Feign [fan] , u. 1. a. i.crbttbtcn, oorge? 
 ben, 2. ertunftclui 11. u. beucbein, f-ed pur- 
 chase. Com. berSc^einfaufj f-ed voice, Afw,v. 
 bie giflel. [juni Scbein. 
 
 Feign'edly [fan' — ], adv. oerftellter SBeifc, 
 
 Feign'edn^ss [fan' — ] , s. tik Grbid^tung? ber 
 aSetrug. [^euilcr. 
 
 Feign'er [fan' —],s. ber iSrbicbter 3 ©lei^ner, 
 
 Feint [Cant], s. 1. bie S>erftetlung3 2.Fenc. 
 bic ginte? 3. Mil. bcr S(beinangriif 5 4. Mus. 
 bad (Semitoniura. 
 
 Feld'spar , Feld'spaf/t , A\ Mat. ber gclbfpatlj. 
 
 To Feli9'itate, v. a. 1. bcgllictcnj 2. beglucf= 
 
 Felicita'tion, s. tik @lucfn)unf(bnn9.[»unf£ben. 
 
 Felif^itous, 1. adj.; II. — iy, adv. glucfUd). 
 
 Feliv'ity, .v. bie ©luctfeligfcit. [gef(bled)t. 
 
 Fe'line, adj. fa^enartigj —family, baS^^a^en* 
 
 Fe'lix,*.gclij(^-n.). 
 
 Fell, pret. con To Fall. 
 
 Fell. I. adj. 1. graufam, unmenfcbUd; ^ 2. roilb, 
 blutgierig? H. s. 1. baS (Selcife, (5Uei§3 2. 
 comp. bag gell: — monger, bcr geat}dnblcr, 
 ^anbclSfitrfcbner^ — wool , bie ^lutroone^ — 
 wort, Bot. ber (Snjian. 
 
 To Fell, V. a. 1. fallen 5 2. fdumcnj cinnd^en. 
 
 Fel'l^ible, adj. ju fallen, t)aubar. 
 
 Fel'l?r, *. bcr (^ol5=)o>iiier. 
 
 FeI'lOe, s. vid. Felly. 
 
 Fel'luw, I. s. 1. ber®cfdbrte, OJiitgeuof j 2. 
 ber(§amerab, (gcfpiele, X>k (^efpielinn, ac.j 
 3. bcr (:iCmtyO«ruber, SoUegcj M^ ^iU 
 gliebi 4. ber, bic, Mb (S>ki6)c, Qinb ocn jroci 
 Singcn, roelibe cin ^aar auSmadjcn ^ 5. (im 
 g. u. ii. einnc) ber ^erl, Surfcbc, G^efcU^ - 
 of a college, ber SoUcgiat, II. comp. 5Rit» 
 Ob. 5teben=:— citizen, ber SQJitb iirger 3 — com- 
 moner, 1. ber 3Jiitbered)tigtc an ®cmcinbc= 
 guternj 2, Engl. ^c.bcrDJlitcoUcgiatj 3. ber 
 6amerab, Sifcbgenopj — countryman, ber 
 iiaubSmanni — craft, F-m. bcr greimaurers 
 (Scfell 3 — creature, ba& iytcbcngcf(i)opf3 bcr 
 5}iitmcnf(b, 3td(bftc 3 — debtor, ber ^litfcbulb* 
 ner3 — feeling, "aao 9}Zitgefu(>l 3 — scholar (or 
 school—), bcr 3}iitf(biilcr3 — sufferer, bcr 
 Scibcnsgenof 3 — traveler (— passenger), ber 
 Sftcifcgcfdbrte 3 — writer, bcrSKitbcrau^gebcr. 
 
 Fel'lowlike, Fel'lowly, adj. frcunbfcbaftlicb, 
 coUegialif(b. 
 
 Fel'iowshifp, ,v. 1. bic SScrbinbung, (^Janbcis*) 
 (3oefclIf(baft, (Scraeinfcbaft, Law, (SoUegiaturj 
 2. rik (Sleiibeitj 3. (good — ) a) \ik (Scfett* 
 f(baftUd)feit , (^aftfreunblid;^cit » h) Jam. 
 '^k (S(bwelgerci3 rule of — , Arith. fik<S>i* 
 fcU)£baft§reinung. 
 
 Fel'ly, I. s. bic(0lab=)ScIge3 Il.adr.t. Fell, ((V. 
 
 Feloness, s. bic ©raufamfcit, UnmenfrtjIicbMt 
 
Felo 
 
 313 
 
 Ferr 
 
 Fe'lo-de-se', s. Law , ter Selbftmorbcr. 
 
 Fel'on, I. s. 1. Law, Der (Sapitaloerbred^er, 
 5Jli|Teti)dtcr, ©taatgoerrdt^er^ 2. 5«rg:. iaS 
 ^agelgef(^n)ur J II. arf;. 1. unmenfd^Uc^, grau= 
 fom, grimmig , 2. oerrdt^erift^. 
 
 Felo'njous, I, ewij.; II. — ly, adv. 1. x>exhxtd)C= 
 rif(^3 2. i>errdt[)erifi^ 5 3. Law, abfic^tlic^, 
 .boglic^. [jjcli 2. fca& Sapitalcerbrei^en. 
 
 Fel'ony, ^. Laus tie gclonie: 1. ber 2e^ngfre= 
 
 Fel'spar, &c. vid. Feldspar, &c. 
 
 Felt, pret. & p. p. ». To Feel. 
 
 Felt, *. 1 . ter Sits ^ 2. t>er ^iljljut 5 3. ba§ ^eU, 
 ijie^autj — cloth, tag ^iljtut^, i/ai. bcr 
 giljloppen 5 — louse , tie ^iljlauS 5 — maker, 
 ter %Uimad)tr, ^utmoc^er. 
 
 To Felt, V. a. fxljen, f-ed cloth, tQ§ ^ilstud^. 
 
 Feluc'ca, .?. ilfar. tie ^elucfe. 
 
 Fe'mfile, I. .v. 1. DqS SBeibc^en, tie @ic (ter 
 S^iere), 2. tie lueiblid^e^erfon, ta&^rauen^ 
 Simmerj 3. tie n)eibli(iepflan5e5 U.adj.l. 
 mihlid) (aui^ Poet.) j 2. j^g. jort, fc^road^ j 
 m. coA/ip. — child , ein 3}Mtd()en) — hemp, 
 ber to-e ^anf, ^immel^anfj — screw, tie 
 (Sd^rttubenO^uttcrj — servant, tie 50Jagt. 
 
 c eme, Femme [or fam] , *, Laws, — covert, 
 ticSScr^eirat^ete, cf. Covert; — sole, tieUn= 
 Oer^eirat^ete, — sole merchant, or trader, 
 tic ^antelSfrau (unter eigencr ^irmo). 
 
 Femjnai'jty, .v. tie SBeiblid^fcit. 
 
 Fem'inine (Fem'jnate, m.u.),adj. 1. rociblid^ 
 (aud^ Gram.)i 2. weibifc^, unmdnnli(^. 
 
 Fem'oral, orfi.suten|)uftenge^6rig,©(^en!eUi 
 — hernia. Surg, ter ©(^enfclbru^. 
 
 Fen, s. ter Sumpf , (— land) tttS OJiarfci^Iantj 
 jSof-i-. — berrj', tie ^JJoogbeere? — cress, tic 
 SumpffrciJe j — cricket, Ent. ter (5rtfreb§, 
 tie aSerre j — duck, Orn. tie 3)Joorente5 — 
 fowl, taS ©umpfgeflugel. 
 
 Fence, v. 1. taS ®c^ttge, ticUmpfd^lung, a3e= 
 frietigung, ter 3aun; taS Stocfct, 2.ticSc= 
 fefiigung 5 Sc^u^mauer j 3. tie SScr tijeitigung, 
 ter Sd^u§ j 4. f-s, p/. gcnftcrftdbc 5 coat of—, 
 tos^panser^emt,— month, Law, tie^dgejcit. 
 
 To Fence, v. I. a. 1. cintjdgcn, umjdunen, 
 umpfdi)Ien, befrietigcnj 2. befej'ligcnj 3. 
 }i(|ern, f^u^en? to — oir, abroe^ren^ II. n. 
 1. fec^tcn j 2. fdmpfen j 3. fic^ j^enra^ren) 4. 
 //i/Mf.(mit tern ^ferte)iiber ein ®cl;dgefc|en. 
 
 Fence'I^ss, adj. uncingeljdgt, ojfcn. 
 
 Fen'cer, s. 1. tcr gcdjtcr^ 2. ter gcc^tmcifter. 
 
 Feu'cible, I. adj. iHTt^citigungSfdl)ig^ II. f-s, 
 s. pi. SBc^r^afte, vRurtcn^Sfie^rmdnncr. 
 
 Fen'cjng, I. ^.tie^C^tfunf^J II. com;>.— master, 
 ter ccc^tmeificri — school, tic gcd^tfd^ule. 
 
 To Fend, r. 1. a. fK^ern, (- oiT) abwe^ren j 
 U II. ti&putircn. 
 
 Fen'der, s. 1. ta§ ^euergitter, tie ©dju^plcttei 
 
 ^aminflulpej Mars. 2. tas ©diu^brctj a 
 
 f-s, pi. SBreifboIjcri — bolt, cin ^opfbolscn. 
 Fenes'tral, adj. ^cnj^cr betreffcnt 5 Senfter=. 
 Fen'nel, s. Bot-s. ter ^end)el 5 — flower, 1. 
 
 tie ^cncJ^elblume, ©aritelle, 2. tcr ©d^roarj* 
 
 fiimmel, — giant,ta§ ©tccfcnfraut. 
 Fen'ny. adj. fumpftg , nioorig. [^orn 
 
 Fen'ugreek, .s\ Bot. tQ§ gricd^ifd^c^cU/SorfS- 
 Feod [fud, iV., Sm. &c. ; fed. P.] , Feo'dal, <kc. 
 
 vid. Feud, &c. 
 To Feoff [fef] , vid. t. fi. To Enfeoff. 
 Feoff [fef], s. vid. t. U. Fief. 
 Feoffee, [fef— ], y.- Lfjic, tcr ©elc^ntcj-in 
 
 trust, ter ^iteiccmmiffar. 
 Feof'fer, s. Law, ter 2ebn§I)crr. 
 Feoff'ment, s. Law, tie Sele^nung 5 — in trust, 
 
 tQS ^iteicommip. [cidents, Unfdlle. 
 
 Fe'ral, adj. traurig^ \6)xcdlid)i tottlicbj — ac- 
 Fere, s. 4= tcr ©cnoffe, tie ©euoffin (Mate). 
 Fer'etory, 5. taS 35et)dltnif ter S^ottenbat^re. 
 Fe'rjal, adj. SBoc^cntagc, sum. ^cf^tage bc' 
 Feria'tion, s. tie ^efttag§=^eier. [trejfent. 
 To Ferment', v. lit. & fig. I. a. in ©d^rung 
 
 bringen? II. n. gd^renj f-ing trough, P-m. 
 
 tic ^aulbuttc. 
 Fei-'ment, s. 1. (or Fcrm^nta'tion) tic ®d^« 
 
 rung (au^ Jig.) s 2. taS ®d{)rung§mittel. 
 Fermen'table, adj. gd^rung^fd^ig. 
 Fermen'tative , I. a^ij.. gd^rcnt 3 ®dl)rungSs5 
 
 II. — ness, s. tie ®dl)rung&fdl)ig!cit. 
 Fern, s. Bot. tag garrenfraut?- beetle, Ent» 
 
 ter 3o^<inni8fdfer 5 — owl , Orn. tcr 3iegens 
 Fer'ny, adj. Poll ^arrcnfraut. [meifcr. 
 
 Fero'cious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. roilt, grttU» 
 
 fam, 2. raubgierigj HI. — ness, Fero9'ity, s. 
 
 tie SBilt^cit, ©raufamfeit. 
 F?rra'ra, s. Geog. ^erraraj Andrea — , ein 
 
 breitcs (Sc^mert ter ^oc^fcbotten. 
 Ferrarese', s. sing, k pi. tcr (tie) ^erraracr. 
 Fer'reous, adj. pon Gifcn, cifcrn. 
 Fer'ret, .v. 1. Zool. tag ^rett, ^rettc^en, grett* 
 
 raiefelj 2. Com. — with tails, ^oUu^en mit 
 
 (Sd)n)eifenj 3. tie ^(orctfeitc, 4. (— ribbon, 
 
 Fer'reting), tag ^(oret=, ^rifolet=®ant} 5. 
 
 G-w. tag Slomereifen, ter ©laggriff, — bells, 
 
 SSogclfi^eUen. 
 
 To Fer'ret, v. a. 1. mit eincm grettdjen jagen^ 
 figs. 2. (mit out) axLh tern S^crfledtc treibenj 
 
 3. nadji^ellen, cerfolgcn, plagcn j 4.©crroi^ig 
 
 nad^forf(^en, augfpiircn 5 tur^nju^Icn. 
 Fer'reter, s. ter ^rettjdger, 2C. cf. t. » 5B. 
 Fer'rjage, s. tog Ubcrfa^rgclt, ter gabrjicU. 
 Fer'ric, adj. 1. ju gifcn gc^orig, (gifen=i2. 
 
 Chem,. eifenfauer. [^altigc Jtalf 
 
 Fer'ri-cal'cite, s. Mln tcr ^erricalcit, eifcn* 
 
Ferr 
 
 314 
 
 Fibr 
 
 ferriferous, adj. cifen^Qltig. [ger Sropp 
 
 FSHrllite, *. Min. Dcr ^crriltt (cin bafaltarti» 
 
 Fer^ro-, comp. (7iem-*. — cyanate, — cyanic 
 vid. ~ prussiate, — prussic ; — cyanate of 
 potash, cifenblaufQurcS Salii — cyanic acid 
 Die eifenblaufaurcj — prussiate, bas cifcn» 
 blQufaurc €5qIj} — prussic, eifcnblaufttucr j — 
 silicate , bQ§ cifcnKcfelfaurc ©alji ■- silicic, 
 etfenKefclfQuer. [roflforbig. 
 
 Ferru'gjnous, I. adj. 1. cifcn^altigj 2. cifcn* 
 
 Fer'rnic [fer'r jl] , .v. 1 . lie 3wingc, t)cr ffiefc^lag 
 (am ©tod, 2C.) J 2. //or. bic ©re^roUc. 
 
 Fer'ry, I. j. 1. (— boat) bic ^(i^re, 2. baS 
 gdbrbauSj 3. Low, ba§^a^rrcd)tj — man, 
 ber §d(>rmann. 
 
 To B'er'ry o'v^r, v. I. a. fiberfa^ren J ubcrfeicn? 
 II. n. fam. icAjUtn, gonbcin, 2C. 
 
 Fertile, I. adj. frutbtbttr, crgicbig , rci(b (QU(b 
 fiS')h II- — ness, F?rtil'jty, .v. bic^ru(btbar= 
 hit, Grgicbigtcit (ob4> A'-)- 
 
 To Fer'tiiize, v. a. fni(btbarmQ(i^cn, befru(btcn. 
 
 Fer'ule [fer^jl], .v. 1. Me (3u(bt=)9^utbe, SSrit* 
 f^c (fur @(bul!inbcr) 5 2. Bot. ba§ ^pfricmcn= 
 hout. [Sflutbc) jiicbtigcn , britfdpcu. 
 
 To Fer'ule [fer'jl] , v. a. (©(bulfinbcr mit ber 
 
 Fer'v^ncy, 5..%. 1. bic ®lutj 2.btc3nbrunfl. 
 
 Fer'v^nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adu.bcf-ifg. 1. glu= 
 ^enb, bcftig? 2. eifrig, innig, inbrunflig. 
 
 Fer'vid, I. adj.; II. — ly, rtrfr. bef. fig. bci^, 
 bi^ig/ bcftig, eifrigj III. — ness, *. l. bie 
 |)i5C5 2.^/ty. bic ^eftigfcit, ber @ifer. 
 
 Fer'vour, s. 1. bie |)t|ei 2.ytgr. ber (rcligiofc) 
 eifcr,bic3nbrunfl.[grass,Bo«.bcr(S(bn)ingcI. 
 
 Fes'cfic. s. ber ©riffel (sum Scfenlebren) 5 — 
 
 Fesse, s. Her. ber Sluerfireif, a3alfcn(|^reif). 
 
 Fes'8?d, adj. Her, mit cinem .tlucrflreif. 
 
 To Fes'tfr, v. n. fcbwarcn , eitcrn. 
 
 Fes'tjval, I. adj. (or Fes'tal, Fes'tive) fe(Hid)i 
 1I..V. bcr^efttog. [feit. 
 
 F^stiv'jty, .V. bie gefllicbfeit; ^reube, ^r6blid)= 
 
 Festddn', .v. Arch. &. Sculp, bcr^eflon, btt& 
 ®lumcngcbdngc,a5-gcminbe,bie^ru(btfd)nur. 
 
 To Festoon', v. a. fcftoniren, bef rdnjen. 
 
 Fes'tucTne, adj. flrobfarbig, fl-farben. 
 
 Fes'tficous, adj. ton ®trob, flrobcm. 
 
 Fe'tal, adj. ^u. cincm gotu§ geborig. 
 
 To Fetch , V. a. I. gen. boICUj 2. (XOiit') ^er* 
 
 bolen^ 3. bcroerfflelligen, matben, tbuni Qn= 
 bringcn^ 4. bctragenj cinbringen, oI§ ^r<;i§ 
 erbaltcn j foflen j 5. Mar. (bie ^umpe) onbc* 
 ben, anfaugeitj the pump is fed, bie ^urapc 
 fapt^ to — a compass (circuit), cinenUmrocg 
 nebmenj to — and carry, opportircnj to — 
 doy\n. fi<^. bcmfitbigeu) to— in, l.cinfangeni 
 2.(@d)ulbeu) cinforbern, eincaffiren j to — off, 
 1. abffibren J 2. fig. objiebcn, abbringeuj to- 
 
 out, ^erporbringen, bcrauSlocten j to —over, 
 
 indg. bctrfigenj to — to,.%. rotebcr jufi* 
 
 felbft bringeuj to — up,yi8:. rinbolcn. 
 Fetch, s. 1. ber ^niff, (liflige) ©treitb, itnnfi= 
 
 griff j 2. f-es, pL Tinfpiclungcn. 
 Fet'cher, .v. bcr ^Olcnbe, :c. cf. To Fetch. 
 Fet'id , I. adj. ftinfenb, ranjig j II. — ness, .v. 
 
 bic flinfcnbe 58cf(baffenbcit. [gSttcrci). 
 
 Fet'jsh, s. Rel. ber^ctif(b(®cgcn|tanbbcrlfb= 
 Fet'lSck, s. Far. baS |)ufbaQr, ^otljcnboar, — 
 Fe'tor, .V. bcr ©cflonf. [joint , bic ^nictcblc. 
 To Fet't?r, v. a. lit. & fig. fcjfeln. 
 Fet't^rless, adj. fclfclIoS, JwangloS. 
 Fet'ters, s. pi. lit. kfig. bic gcffcln. 
 Fe'tus, s. ber ^otu§, bic 2cibcsfru(bt. 
 Feud, s. 1. bic ^Cl)bc, bcr Strcit j 2. vid. Fee ; 
 
 3. f-s, pL Law, bo§ gc^ngcfc^bucb. 
 Feu'd?il, adj. 1. Ic^nbor j 2. fcubalj— system, 
 
 baS 2ct)n§ft)ftcm, ^cubalf^fiem. [balfi)ftcm. 
 Feil'dalism , s. bic Scbngocrfafung , boS ^cu* 
 Feudal'ity, A. Law, 1. (Co<.) bic 2cbn§[)crr= 
 
 li^fcitj 2. (Burke) bic Scbnbarfcit, 2cbn5= 
 FeQ'dary, adj. Icbnbor. [tcrfaffung. 
 
 Feu'datory (Feu'datary) , l.«f/;.].cincn 2c^n(J= 
 
 tcrbonb betrcffcnb, 2. belcbnt, II. s. ber 
 Fea'djst,*.ber2ebnrc(bt§funbigc.[2ct)nSmQnn. 
 Feuillemort [fel'y'miirt] , I. adj. braungclb 
 
 bifittergrau j II. s. bad ©raungclb. 
 Fe'ver, s. ba& gicbcr 5 Bot-s. — bush, ber J8cn* 
 
 joins ober SScnjominbaum^ — root, — wort, 
 
 bic ^-wurjel. [Richer ftbuttcln. 
 
 To Fe'v?r, v. a.l. %ichcv ccrurfocbcn j 2. rote 
 Fe'v?rfevr, s. Bot. tia^ ^icbcrfraut. 
 Fe'v^rfsh, Fe'verous, 1. adj.; II. — ly, adr. 1. 
 
 i»f. &^g:. ficberboftj 2. (or Fe'very) ftcbcr= 
 
 fronf J III. — ness, .v. bic ^icbcrbaftigfcit. 
 Few, pron. adj. roenigi roenigcj a (some) — , 
 
 cinige SBcnige, nitbt SBiclcj in — , Furj. 
 Fev'^I, &c., vid. Fuel. [fott). 
 
 Feu'mets, s. pL Sport. bicSofung, ber.f)irfd)« 
 Few'ness, s. bic SBcnigfcit, gcringc 7Cn,^Ql)l. 
 To Fey [fa] , v.a. (cincnS:ei(b,:c.)f(bldmmcn. 
 To Fi'ance, v. a. vid. b. it. To Affiance. 
 Fi'ants, *. pL Sport. ber§U(b§fotb,S)a(b§fotl). 
 Fi'at, s. Law, berScfcbl: e5 gcfd)cbcHug<^" 
 
 flanbcn J— in bankruptcy, bcr Sonfcrottbcfebl. 
 Fib, .y./am.bic (Heine) Siigc, ^intc.[f orntoicn. 
 To Fib, V. n.fam. Ifigcn, Gtn)aS(ob.^intcn) 
 Fib'ber, s.fam. ber Xiigncr. 
 Fl'bre, .v. bic ^ibcr, ??Q)'cr, bcr ^abcn. 
 Fi'bril, s. bic flcinc giber, U^ §dfcrd?en. 
 Fi'brfn, s. Chein. bcr ^Qfcrfloff, bic gibrinc 
 Fi'brjious, adj. bic gibem^bctrcffcnb. 
 
 Fib'rolite, jr. Min bcr gibrolit^. 
 Fi'brous, adj. ftbcrig, foferigj — limestone, 
 M;n.bcr§«fcrfo(f. 
 
Fibu 
 
 315 
 
 Figu 
 
 FiVfila, s. 1. Anat. btt§ SBabenbciit j 2. Surg. 
 
 lie ^eftnttbel j 3. Arch, bie Slammer. 
 Bck'le, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. flatter^ttft, n)ttn= 
 
 Eelmfit^igj Ict^tfinntgj ©crganglii , III. — 
 
 ness, s. hit ^Idtter^Qfttgfcit, SBanMrnut^ig* 
 
 Mti ber Seic^tfinn j bic SSergonglic^fcit. 
 Fic'tjle, adj, t^Sncm, irben, [bcr {Roman 
 Frc'tion, *. 1. btc Grbit^tungi 2. ba§ ©ebic^tj 
 Fjcti'tious, I. adj.; II. — ly . adv. 1. erbit^tct, 
 
 alIegorif(^ j 2. nttd>gema(^t, unedjtj III. — ness, 
 
 s. bttS erbidjtete. 
 Ftd, s. 1. A//7r. bag ©(^lof ^olj j @pUf ^orn j 
 
 2. Gun. ber 3unblod^Spfrcpf) — hammer, 
 
 Mar, bcr ©plif jammer. 
 Ftd'dlc, I. *. bie (Seigc, gjiolinc, uw/g-. ^icbel^ 
 
 — upon the bowsprit, Mrir. bic SSarfcn Obcr 
 ajiolinen bcs®ugfpriet&} II. comp.— bridge, 
 bcr (Scigenftegj — dock. Dot. bcr ®cigcnani= 
 pfcr j — faddle, tnilg. I. *. bic ^appcrci, ^in= 
 bcrpoffcn j II. adj. gcringfugigj — stick, I. jr. 
 bcr^icbclbogcnj 11. a—, ob. — sticks, int. 
 S^JarrcnSpoffcn ! — string , bic SSioIinfaitc j — 
 wood, bag ©cigcn^olj. 
 
 To Hd'dle, v. I. n. 1. geigcn, vulg. ficbcini 2. 
 
 fig. lonbclnj II. a. (ein ©tfitf) auf bcr ®cigc 
 
 fptclcn. [2. Ent. bcr JBo^rfdfcr. 
 
 Fid'dl^r, s. 1. fnm. bcr (Scigcr, ©piclmann j 
 Fidejiis'sor, *. Law, bcr SSiirgc, ®crod^>r6mann. 
 Fidel'jty, s. 1. bic SBabr^oftigfcit, ^^rlidjfcit, 
 
 {Rcbli(bfcitj 2. bic (^flii^^jSrcue. 
 To Fidge, To Hfd'get, v. n. vitlg. (— about) 
 
 in bcfldnbigcr (sroccflofcr) Scrocgung (unru^ 
 
 ^ig) fcin,/am. um^er flanfircn. 
 Fid'g?t, s. vMig.bicrafllo)'ca3cn>cgung, (jrocct^ 
 
 lofc) ®ef(^aftigfcit, Unru^c 
 Fid'gety, adj. vulg. raflIo§, iibcrgef(^aftig. 
 Fidu'ciai, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. juiocrfic^tj 
 
 lid) 5 2. antjcrtraut. 
 Fidu'cj^ry, I. adj. 1. juoerficbtlid> j 2. anDcr= 
 
 trauti n. *. Laic, bcrSetrautc.Dcpofitor, 
 
 Confignatar j ber 9?iepbroud>=6rbc. 
 Fie, int. pfui ! vid. Fy. 
 Fief, J. bag 5Jc^cn, 2et)n, Sc^ngut. 
 Field, I. s. 1. lit. k fig. bag ^clb (ttU* Her.)i 
 
 figs. 2. bag i3(^rad>tfelb^ 3. baS Sreffcnj 4. 
 
 ber ^clbjugj .5. Pfiint. bcr ©runb j 6. Sport. 
 
 lie ©cfammtmaffcbcr Stcnnpferbcj 11. comp. 
 
 — balm. Hot. bie ^elbmunjc? — basil, Bot. 
 bic Scrgbafilic ^ — bed, bag §-bctt j— colours, 
 M/7-.V. 1. bag Sfli(^tunggfdl>n(^cn, Salon j 2. 
 bic tluarticrfa^nci — day , ber 5DJuflcriingg= 
 tag i — fare , Orn. bie SSad^^olbcrbroffcI i — 
 gate, bcr @d)Iagbaumj MU-s. — marshal, 
 bcr ^-marfd^aCi — officer, ber 6tabgoffi= 
 cicr j — piece, bag ^-fiucf j — sports, bieSSer= 
 gniigungcn im frcien gclbe (bcr SKilbbal)n, 
 
 CRcnnba^n, ^ifc&crei, ic.) i — stalT. ber Mnl» 
 ftorf i — work, bic ^-[(^anjc. [im ^clbe. 
 
 Fiel'ded , adj. auf bcm ^clbc (Bd)la(^tfc(be), 
 
 Fiend, .v. 1. bcr ^cinb j 2. bcr Scufel. 
 
 Fierce [or fers, tVfj., Sm., S.] , I. adj. ; 11. - 
 ly, adv. 1. »ilb,grimmig, roiit^enbi 2. ge= 
 roaltig, ^cftig, ungeftiimj III.— ness, s. l.bic 
 SSilbfecit, SBut^ i 2. bic |>cftigfeit. [bcfcljl. 
 
 FTgrifa'c|a8[— 'shjas], s. LaxP, bcrSSoUjic^ungg* 
 
 Fi'?nn$88, s. lit. kfig. bic ^i^c, bag gcuer. 
 
 Fi'ery, adj. 1. fcurigj ^cucrsj 2. glii^enbj 
 gldnjcnbi^g--*. 3. ^cip, ^ifeig ^ ^cftig i 4. roilbj 
 — exhalations (or vapours) Af/w.bofcSBcttcr. 
 
 Fiest, s. vulg. ein f(^lcid)cnbcr SBinb, ^ifl. 
 
 Fife, s. bietLucrpfeife,— major, Mil. bcr crfle 
 ^fcifcr ber cngl. Sflegiracnter j — rails. Afar, 
 bic {Regelingcn (auf bcr ©(feanje unb ^iitte). 
 
 To Frfe, V. a. auf ber Slucrpfcifc blafcn. 
 
 Fi'f?r, s. bcr ^fcifcr, Eluerpfeifer. 
 
 Fifteen, adj. funf5et)n. [gunfjc^ntcl. 
 
 nf teenf/i , I. adj. bcr funfsc()ntC5 U. s. ba* 
 
 FTft/i, I. adj. ber funfte j II. .v. 1 . bag gunftcli 
 
 Fff/Mly, adv. funfteng. [2. Mas. bic Huintc. 
 
 Frftje^/j, 1. adj. ber funfjigfle j II..v.bag^iinf* 
 
 Fifty, adj. fiinfjig. [gigflel. 
 
 Fig, I . v. 1 . bic gcigcj 2.bcr ^cigcnbaum> 3. Vet. 
 bic ^cigwarjcj 4. FMt. (— tree bug) bie SSlatt* 
 flo^wanjc^ h. coitt. an. bic nii^tgrourbige @a« 
 4lC, ber ^Pttffcrlingi II. com;).— eater,— pecker, 
 Orn. ber ^-nfrcfcr, — gnat, bic ?j-nflicgci 
 Bo<-A-. — mary gold, bic 3ilfcrblumcj — wort, 
 bag ^cigwarjenfraut, bic ®raun»urj. 
 
 To Fight [fit] , v. ir. I. n. fcd>ten, ftrcitcn, fdm= 
 pfen, fdjlogen ^ II. a. bcfricgcn, (fid)) bucUi- 
 ren j balgcn mit . . . 5 to— a battle, cine Sdjlac^t 
 licfern? f-ing men, flreitbore OJJannfdjaft. 
 
 t^ght, s. 1. bag ®cfcd)t, 3:rcffen j 2. bicedjld^ 
 gereij 3. f-«, pi. Mar. bicSt^anjocrflcibung. 
 
 Figh't?r , .«. ber gct^tcr, Jtdmpfcrj @(^ldgcr, 
 
 Ffg'inent, s. lie GrbiAtung. [cf. To Fight. 
 
 Figurabri'ity, s. bicSilbfamfcit. 
 
 Fifg'urable, adj. bilbfom. [figurirt. 
 
 FiVural, adj. 1. bilblid), figurlidjj 2. Math. 
 
 Fifg'urate, adj. gcbilbct, geftaltctj Muss.— 
 counter point, bic ^igurolmuftf 5 — descant, 
 bcr giguralgefang. [gorm ^abcnb. 
 
 Ffg'nrat^d, adj. cine bcfiimmtc (gcomctrifci^e) 
 
 Figura'tion, s. 1. bicJBilbung, 2. Mu.s. bic fi- 
 guration. [U6) i 2. bilblid) 5 3. bilberrei^). 
 
 Hg'nrati've, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. oorbilb- 
 
 Fig'ure [fi'g'yur], s. 1. bic ^igur (an6) fig.), 
 ®cflalt, ^orm i fig-s. 2. bie t^nlic^fcit j 3. bcr 
 (S^araftcr, bag ^nfe^enj 4. bcr (Slanj, bie 
 ipradjtj 5. r.bag Silb, bic ?yigur (bcf.Afani//., 
 Paint., Ac.) bag 5}?ufteri 6. Arith. lie MW 
 figur,3iffcr5 7. ber *8u(l)flabc , Si^riftju; $ 
 
Figu 
 
 3J6 
 
 Fine 
 
 d. (— of a note) Mus. bic ^oteUsiffcr j 9. 
 AstroL baS ^oro§fop5 10. Dane. Me^igur , 
 Sour 5 — head of a ship, Mar. bOo S3ilt> , tie 
 gi9urt)e§®alIion§5— stone, Min. ber S5ilt)= 
 ftein, (^inefifc^c ©pecfflein. 
 
 To Fig'ure [fig'yur], v. I. a. 1. bilbenj 2. ab= 
 MlDen 5 3. figuriren (au^ Mux.) , 4. bliimen 5 
 f-ed stuffs, Com. gemuflerte; fagonnirte SBoa^ 
 ren, 5. bcsiffernj 6. i\i6)) corftellcnj II. «. 
 einc SfloIIe fpielen , figuriren. 
 
 Fjla'ceous, arfj. au&^dl)enbcflet)cnb. Hfctcn). 
 
 FTl'acer, .y. Law), t)er3lnrotulQnt(einl)cfterbcr 
 
 Fn'ament, s. W ^Qfcr. [Min. baS glocfcnerj. 
 
 Fiilamen'tous, arfj. fafcrig j — arseniate of lead, 
 
 Fil'anders, 5. pi. FaLc.k Fef.bie^abeniDiirmer. 
 
 Fil'atory,\v. Mech. t)cr iSpinnftu^I,t)ic iSpinn= 
 mQfd)ine. 
 
 Fil'bert, .v. Die .^Qfel* ober SambertSnup, — 
 hedge , ber ^afeljaun 5 — tree , bic 4)-ftaube. 
 
 To Filch, V. a. jle^Ien, entiDenben, maufcn. 
 
 Fil'cher, s. ber 25ieb, 9)Jaufer 
 
 File, I. s. 1. ber gabcn ob. S)rQt)t, an ben man 
 Icten unb anbere ^apiere reiljet (tnrotulirt) 3 
 
 2. bas :iCngereiyte (bie9lci^e)5 3. baS SSer= 
 ld6)mf, bie Sifie 5 4. AfiV. bie Sflei^e, bag ® licb 5 
 5. Mech.tik ^eilcj 6. Fenc. ba§ Snappier 5 II. 
 comp.— cutter, ber ^eilen^aucr j — dust, ber 
 ^cilflaub , bie ^cilfpdnc5 — leader , Mil. ber 
 Hermann, ^liigelmann. 
 
 To File, V. I. a. 1. (— up)aufrei^en: a) anrci= 
 ^cn (s- 33.^erlen)5 6) ^cftcn, eintjeften (^a= 
 piere), inrotuliren? 2. Law, to — a bill, bem 
 ©criit cine ,SIage (eingc^eftct) oorlegen, 3. 
 Mech. kfig. feilen,poliren) II. n. Mil. befili= 
 
 Fi'Ier, s. ber ICufrei^cnbc, :c. cf. b. 0. SB-r. [rcn. 
 
 Fii'ial, adj. finbli(b. [bie Iboption. 
 
 Filja'tion, s. 1. W So^nfiJ^aft, ^inbfd)aft5 2. 
 
 Fil'jgrane (Fil'jgree) , s. — work , bic fcinc 
 (®olb= ober ©ilber^) ®rof>tarbeit, giligrdn= 
 
 Fil'jgraned, Fiil'igreed, adj. filigrttmrt.[arbcit. 
 
 Fi'ljngs, s. pi. tiU geilfpdnc, ber ^eilftaub. 
 
 To Fni, V. I. a. 1. fuUen, anfiiUen5(— up, out) 
 auSfiiUen, 2. jlopfen, \>oUflopfen5 j^g-*. 3. 
 (— up , ein Xxnt 2c.) oerfe^en, einne^men} 4. 
 befriebigen, erfuUen? 5. xdd)lid) fdttigen, 6. 
 (— out, auS=)f^enfcn5 '?'• Mar. (Uz <Segcl) 
 ooU brajTen 5 ll. n. l . (to — up) x>oU werben, 
 fi^ (an)fiiUcn5 2. einfd^en!cn, fuUen. 
 
 Fill, s. 1. ^ik %Mc, (Senuge 3 2. vid. b. b. Thill ; 
 
 3. T. bie luSfuUerbe. 
 
 FflV, s. l.ber (bas:jfu§0SuUcnbe3 2.fis. 
 
 ber ?.ucfcnbufer3 3. Butch, ber ^iiU^ali, 
 
 SEBurfitrid^terj 4. vid. b. b. Thill-horse.[gorre. 
 
 Fifl'lers, s. p/. bag ^nncrc, bie (Sinlage cincr(5i= 
 
 Fri'let. s. I. bic (,£opf=;Sinbe,ba6(etirn=, 
 
 :c.)«anb3 2. ba& SenbcnftiicEj 3. bcr^opf, 
 
 bie ^Ie(^te5 4. Arch, bic 2ei)lc, ber ^cif, 
 
 ©dulcnfran^ 5 5. ^?i«<. baS 3ungcnbanb 3 6. 
 
 Paint. & GiM. bcr ®oIbs @treif, =3icratl)i 
 
 fi;c6. pi. %iktcn^ 7. f-s, .V. pi. a) fiof. bic 
 
 3taubfdbcn3 6) M^. bag ,Krcu5 eincg ^pfcr= 
 
 beg 3 c) bic Senbcn beg |)irfc^eg. 
 To Fil'let, 15. a. 1. umbinbcn3 2. ylrc/i.(cinc 
 
 ©dule) mit Seifid^en ob. Olcifen jicrcn 5 3. Bkh. 
 
 (ben3flanb e.a5ud)cg)mit ®olbfircifcn,2C.sicrcn. 
 Fil'ligrfme, &c. vid. Filigrane. <fec. 
 Fri'ljng, I. p.s. l.biclugfuUungj 2. Weav. 
 
 bcr 6infc()lag 3 IL comp. Mars. — timbers, 
 
 bic ^iiUfpanncn 3 — transom. bcr^ullt>ccfbal= 
 To Fi[l'ljp,D.a.fd)neUcn, jRafenfiubcr gebcn.[fcn. 
 Fil'ljp, s. bcr ©djnellcr, 'Jiafcnftuber. 
 Fil'ly, s. 1. bag (etutcn0^uUen3 2. fig. baS 
 
 lei^tfertige 5JJdbdjcn. 
 Film, s. 1. lia^ ^dut(^cn (auf bem luge, JC.) j 
 
 2. Bat. bag (Samcngcl)dufc. 
 To Film, V. a. uber^duten, libcrjie^cn. 
 Fil'my, adj. ^dutig, ubcrl)dutet. 
 Filosel'la, s. Manuf. bic ^lorctfcibc [Philter 
 Fil'ter, .V. 1. bic ©ci^c, bagi5iItrirtu(^3 2.rK/. 
 To Fil'ter, v. I. a. filtriren, H. ".bur(bricfcrn3 
 
 — ing-stone, bcr giltrirficin , Sctfflcin. 
 FiUTi, s. 1. bcr ®(^mu5, Jtotb , Unflat^ (aucb 
 
 fig.')'^ 2. bag ^c^ridjt. 
 Fiil'f/uness, s. 1. bic Hnflat^igfcit, Unrcinigfcitf 
 
 2. fig. bic Unfittlicbfcit. 
 Fil't/ty, I. arfi.; II. Fri'i/iily, «(/u. (aud)/^'.) 
 
 fc^mujig, fotf)ig, unfldt^ig. 
 To Fii'trate, vid. To Filter. 
 Filtra'tion, .y. bag ©urdjfci^cn, ^iltrircn. 
 Fiira'ble-hemp, s. bcr rociblic^c ^Janf. 
 Fira'brjate, adj. Bot. mit brcitcm ipaorfouni 
 
 bcfc^t, gcfranjt. 
 To Fifni'briate, v. a. fdumcn; cinfaffcn. 
 Fin, s. 1. Uc ^lopfcbcr, /am. ginnc3 2. Geog. 
 
 ber^innc, ginnldnbcr3 3. Bot. bic4i>«ul)c= 
 
 (^el 3 — footed (— toed) , mit Sd^iDinimfupcn 
 
 f crfet)cn 3 — scale, Lh. bie S)rfc. 
 Fi'nable, adj. ftraffdUig, firafbar. 
 Fi'nal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. cnblid), Ic^t, 
 
 bcfinitioj <5nb'; Bd)lupi 2. cntfd)cibenbj 
 
 Corns. — balance , bic @d)lupbilan5 3 — V^y- 
 
 ment, Uc Xermina(sal)Iung. 
 FjniL'le, .v. Mus. bag ginalc, bicSt^lupcabcns. 
 Fjnan'ces, .v. pi. 1. Ui ginaujcn, (<£taQtgO 
 
 ein!unfte3 2. bie @taQtg=S)foncmic. 
 FjniWcial, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. finorcii"H3 — 
 
 department, ta^ 'gincn5=2)cpartcment. 
 Financier', s. bcr 'financier: 1. bcr 0icntbc= 
 
 amtctcj 2. ber ^amcralift. [3:rcibt)iittc. 
 Fi'nary, s. I-w. ber grifd)ofcn3 ^rifd^ljcrb 3 bic 
 Fifnch. s. Oms. bcr giuFj — creeper, bic amcs 
 
 rifanifd^c 5)?cife. 
 
Find 
 
 317 
 
 Fire 
 
 To Find, V. ir. a. lit. kfig. 1. ftnbenj 2.tref 
 fen 5 3. entijecfen^ crftnben? 4- LaiD-s. (burd) 
 ric^tertic^en :JCu§fprucl^) beflimmen5 fcf!fe§enj 
 O'^ulbig) er!ldrcn, oerurt(}ciIen j no f-ing, t>a 
 iftic^tf^ulbigcrfldren (rcenn fit^ Die @ef(i)n)o-- 
 renen roe&er fur@(^u(btg, no^ fur ?rfi(^tf(^ul 
 Dig cntfc^eiDen fonnen)} to — a bill , bic 7rn= 
 flagcgrunbe genet)m fatten, ba^er: W .Jillogc 
 anncl^mcnj 5. (mt in u. with, fic^ mit...) 
 rerfe^en,t?crforgen, anfc^affenj auftreibenj lie 
 fern? how do you — yourself? roie bcfinben 
 Bit fic^? I can't — in my heart , ic^ fann c§ 
 nic^t iiber'S ^ersbringenj to — out, auSfin^ 
 big ma^tn, crmitteln. 
 
 Find'-fault, .v. bcr Sabler, ^ritifer. 
 
 Fin'der , s. 1 . bcr girtber , :c. cf. To Find ; 2 
 La\G, vid, b. ie|t li. Searcher; 3. Opt. baS 
 Su^glaS, bcr 3u(i^cr. 
 
 Fine, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. fcin, jart j 2. 
 f(^arf,fpi§} S.rcini 4.^g-. fein^gebilbet, cle= 
 gant,fc^6n5 5.t)erf{i^lagen, liflig, bctrugcrif(^ 
 111. comj). To — draw, v. a. 1. Sew. fcin 
 (mit oerborgenen8ti(^cn ju)nd[)en, flopfenj 
 2. IK-c/r. ^einbra^taie^en^ 3.^8-. fubtilbe= 
 ^anbcln,fubtili{irenj— fingered, funfHid() 5 ge= 
 fi^icfti — loaves. Com. feincSrcbe (i. e.^vX- 
 f er) sum ^oc^flen ®rabe raffinirt 5 — middling. 
 Com. mittclfeinj — run , fcingcfiebtj — spo- 
 ken, rao^lrebenb 5 trow, glattjiingig) — spun, 
 fig. 1. 5.Qrt5 2. roo^t erjogeni To — still, v. a. 
 JBronntroein auS 3ucferrutfftdnben beftiUireni 
 — stuff, !^as. reincr ^Qlfpu§. 
 
 Fine, s. bef. Law, l.bie ©clbb.u^c, Oelbftrafcj 
 2. ba& Sc^ngelb j 3.bie Ubertragung, ({Red)tS=) 
 "Ifbtretungi in — , enblict), furj. 
 
 To Fine, v. a. 1. (an®c[b)ftrafen} 2. Idutcm, 
 abHdrcnj 3. (3J?etQUe) obtreiben. 
 
 Fine'ness , s. lit. &fig. 1. bic geint)eit5 2. bic 
 Slein^eit (bcS SScine§,:c.)5 3. bie ©c^drfe, 
 <Spi§c j 4. bic ©Idtte, :c. cf. Fine, adj. 
 
 Fl'ner, s. bcr Sdutcrcr, ©c^mctser, ^btrciber. 
 
 Fi'nery, *. 1. bcr ©lanj, ^ntj, ©tttttt^ 2. 1-w. 
 vid. Finary; — cinder, Min. berf(^n)Qr5e@i= 
 fenfalf. [Sift. 
 
 Fjness', Finesse' , s. bic ^cin^eit, Sc^lau^eit, 
 
 Fin'ew, s. Bot. bcr <S(^immcl. 
 
 FTn'ewed, Fin'ewy, adj. fc^immeltg. 
 
 Fin'g?r, I. .y. 1. ber §inger (auc^ fig')j 2. 
 Zooi. ber ©ccfternj II. comp. — board, I. 
 Mus. baS ©rifrbret 5 2. ( or — post ) ber 
 SEBcgraeifcr, ^Jteilcnseigerj- fern, Bot. ba§ 
 5)lilsfrautj — fish, /c/i. bcr S-fif(^ 5 — guides, 
 Mus. mod. ber ^-Icitcr? — stall, ber ^inger= 
 ling i — stone, Min. ber ^-ftein, SSclemnit. 
 
 To Fio'ger, v. a.l. (be)greifen, betaflen, col. 
 befingernj 2. fle^len j 3. Mus. a) fpielcn, grei= 
 
 fen 5 6) n. bic ©ingcr fe§cn j f-ing, tit ^ppli> 
 CQtur5 4. (feine [|>Qnb=] ^frbcit) t?crriiitcn. 
 fcrtigen. [fingcrformig. 
 
 Fin'gered, p a. 1. gcflngertj fingerig 5 2. Bot. 
 
 Fin'gle-fan'gle, s. burl, bic Sappcrei. 
 
 Frn'jcal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. gcjicrt, gecPcn- 
 t)Qft5 UI. — ness, s. bic ©cjiert^cit, ber ubcr- 
 fliifnge ^u§. 
 
 Fi'ning-p6t, s. Metal. ba5 ^fffinirgcfd^. 
 
 To Fin'ish, v. a. 1. cnbigen, becnbigen, roHen* 
 ben^ 2. ©crbra'uf^en, 3. r. (^papier, :c.)g(dt= 
 ten> (3euge) 5uri(l)ten, appretiren, ©lanj gc= 
 ben 5 f-ing card, vid. Finisher; f-ing stroke, 
 fig. ber ©nabenftof . 
 
 Fin'jsh, s. T. 1. bic SSoUcnbung , le^tc .^ttnt 
 ober ^eile, 2. bic Ttpprctur, 3urid)tung. 
 
 Fin'jsb^r, s. Afec/i. bic ^einfra&e , lu&farbc. 
 
 Fi'nite, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. I. mUid) (an6) 
 Matli.)i 2. begrenjt, bcfdjrdnftj III. — ness, 
 A. bic dnblidjfcit, (Singef(^rdnftl)eit. [finnig. 
 
 Fanned, Fin'ny, adj. mit glo^febcm oerfc^cn, 
 
 Fin'njkrn , s. Orn. bie Summcltoube , ber 
 Summler. [bad SongelmooS. 
 
 Fir, ,v. tiic S^anne 5 liefer, ^o^rc , — moss, Bot. 
 
 Fire, I. s. 1. Zit.4:./ig^.badgeueri2.bcriSranb5 
 bic^cuerSbrunll) to beon — , brcnncn^ to 
 set on (fam. a) — (or to set— to) , in ©rani 
 flccf en j II. camp. — arms, g-ioaffcn 5 — bii'U 1 • 
 Mil. bie SSranbgranatcj 2. Met. bie^-fugclj 
 — bavins, 5.p/!.Mar.(auf 95ranbfd^iff en) Sran= 
 berroellen j — bird, Orn. ber ^-pogel 5 — blast, 
 bcr Sranb (im ®etrcibe,:c.)5 — boom. Mar. 
 bcr ^-^afen urn JBranbcr oon fid) ju ftofenj 
 
 — boot, or — bote , \iai Seputat^olj 5 — box, 
 bcr ^rraum : — boy , ber |)ci5er (hd jDampf= 
 maf5lnen)i — brand, 1. bcr^-branb/Sranbj 
 2../7,^-. ber'JTufroicglcr,- bricks, f-fcfle 3ics 
 gel, S5rQnbi;icgcU — brigade. — company, bic 
 g-companie, 'g-rotte^ — brush , bo§ ^Kamin- 
 burfl(§en, bcr 4)crbbefenj — cock, ber (%-=) 
 ^at)n an SBaJTerro^rcnj— damps, Mn.fdjla* 
 gcnbc SBctterj — dogs, vid. Andirons; — 
 drake, 1 . Met. bcr (^-0® r-a(^e 5 2. bie «ranb* 
 granate , S.bic Sflafetc 5— engine, bie g-fpri^cj 
 
 — escape (— escape-ladder) , bic {RettungS* 
 Iciter, Olcttung&mafd)inc (hd S-^sefa^r)? — 
 fan, bcr S-fc^irmj — fork , 1. Ut £)fcngabelj 
 2. u^ ©(^ureifcnj — guard, bas ^-gittcr, 
 ber a3ranb!orb} — insurance, bic g-a JTecurans? 
 
 — irons, vid. Andirons ; — lock, 1 . ba§ (S(^lo9 
 om ©eroc^rj 2. \iai ©djief geroe^r, Uz 0]Ru§« 
 fctci— man, 1. bcr ©pri^enmann^ 2. bcr 
 ^ci^er, — master. Mil. (F-w.) bcr SJbcrfeu* 
 errocrfer 5 — men, bie Sofd^mannft^aft 5 — p-'^n, 
 1. bag .to^lenbccfen } 2, bie ^fanne am ®c* 
 n>e^r5 — plug, ber^-ftopfcl (anbcn^d^ncu 
 
Fire 
 
 318 
 
 Fit 
 
 "fcer [Ionboner]SBQJTcrr6t)ren)) Mll-s.(F-W'S,) 
 
 — pole, bic g-lonjc , ber ^-fpief ? — pot , ber 
 g-lcpf5 — proof, f-feftj — screen, ber ^-s 
 fd^irm j — scuttles, .y. p/. Mar. Die^-Iufen auf 
 SS-ranbcrn ? — ship, Afar, bcr 95ronUer5 — side, 
 t>cr ^erb, .^amtnj — stick, ber ^-branb, (bren= 
 ncnbc) Jticnfpan, — stone, 1. ber g-ftein: 
 2. ber @(^n>efelfie§5 — trunks, s. pi. Mar 
 \>it JSranbro^rcn ouf Sranbern j — ward, - 
 warden , ber "^nfu^rcr eincr Sofc^compagnie 5 
 
 — watch. Mar. Xik !8xant)toad)c , bag SBa(i>t= 
 f<3^ijf? — wood, lia^ asrenn^otsj — work, bQ§ 
 ^-lucrfi — worker, ber g-roerfer. 
 
 To Fire, v. La. I. anjunben, in SSranb ftecfcnj 
 2.j%. entflammcn, anfeuern, 3. abftuern, 
 4. Vet. (tint SBunbe) ou§brcnnenj II. n. 1 
 ^cucr fQngen5 2.^g. fit^ entgunbcnjS.fc^ief en, 
 feuem (— at, upon, auf); f-ing, p. -y. bie^cu= 
 erungj f-ing iron, Fi^L boS Srcnneifcn. 
 
 FIr'kin, s. baS SSiertelfapj gdfd^cnj — man 
 bcr,^ofentf(^cnF; ^ofent^6fe. 
 
 Firm, I. adj. lit. kfig. fcfl: 1. berb, flarfj 2 
 ftanb^afti 3. beflimmtj II. .v. Cbm. /i7. &fig. 
 
 FTr'raament, s. baS firmament, [bie §inna 
 
 Firmaraen'tal , arf/. jum ^irmamcnte ge^orig, 
 ^immlif(^. [iS8efc{)l5 2. CoftinbOberSreipQ^. 
 
 Fjr'man, v.bcr ^erman : l.(turf.) bcr gro^tjerrl. 
 
 Fir'mer, .v. Mech. baS ©rabeifen, bef. Carp. 
 
 Ffrm'Iy, adv. loon Firm, <7<;. [ber @te^bcutel. 
 
 Firni'ness, s. 1. bie ^cjiigfeitj fig-s- 2. bie 
 ®Quer 5 3. bie 33e|tdnbig?eit3 4. bie (Bmi^^dt 
 
 First, I. prow. adj. ber, bie, bO§ erj^C 5 II. adu. 1 . 
 juerfl 5 2. eljer, lieber , at (the) — , anffiufgli*, 
 III. comp. bef. Corns, (the) — (bill of a set) 
 of exchange, ber ^rima=S!Be(bfel (erftc SBed^^ 
 fel)5 the — not (being) paid, ^rima nidi)t j 
 the — with . . . , ^rima sum precept fd...^ 
 
 — cost, bcr (SinfaufSpreigj SBd^rpreiS^ — 
 cousin, bQ§ ©cfd^njiflerfinb 5 — form, Tijp. 
 ber ©(bonbrurf, to buy (at) — hand, au& ber 
 erften ^anb faufen, bejie^enj — hand bills, 
 aSricfe oon ber ^anb j— mate. Mar. ber Sber? 
 fteuermann) Corns. — quality, bie^rimo' 
 Sorte, erfte Slualitdt, — rate, oom erften 
 Olange 5— rate bills, — rate paper, befle SBed^= 
 fel, gute§ papier 5 to make remittances in — 
 rate bills or paper , folibe lnf(bttffungen 
 madjeuj — sort, bie ^rimasiSorte. 
 
 First'ljng , I. adj. erf^geboren 5 II. .v. bcr (Sr|l= 
 
 ling, (5r)1geborne. 
 First'iy, adv. erftUcb, jum ^rflcn. 
 ilrth, s. 1. ber ^opanj j 2. vid. Frith. 
 FiVcal, l.s.l. (or Fisc) bergi§cu§, offentUtbe 
 
 ®d^a§5 2. ber edjQ^meiflerj II. ad;. lt8CQlifd^5 
 
 — year, Stat. bQS etatgjabr, ^inanjiabr. 
 Fish, I. J. 1. A'af. berg;fi5 co/iect. gifcbejl 
 
 2. f-es , pi. Spielmorfen (in ©eflalt oon %i» 
 f(ben)j 11. comp. — bait, ber s^ober 5 — bel- 
 lied (ob. — belly-)rails , R-w. (^-s)a5aud)= 
 f(bienen (©(bicncn mit con»ercr Untcrflod^c) y 
 
 — bone, bie ©rote j — garth, ba§ SBc^rj - 
 glue, ber^-leim, bie ^aufcnblofcj— hook, 
 ber ^ngcIbaFcn, ^it (%i]^')linQcU — meal, 
 Ut ^-fpeifcj — monger, bcr ^-bdnblcri — 
 oil, ber ^-t^ronj — pond, ber g-teitbi- 
 tackle. Afar. ba§ ^entertafcl 5— trowel, tit 
 ^-felle. [bafcbcn notb) 5 to — up, auffangcn. 
 
 To Fish , V. a. & n. lit. & fig. fif(ben (- for, 
 
 Fi8h'er» I. *. 1. ber ^if(ber5 2. ZooL Am. bcr 
 3obeI 5 — boat, ber ^ifcberfabn 5 — man , bci 
 ^if(ber 5 — skins , Qmerihnif(bc 3obcIfcUc 
 
 Fifsh'ery, s. W ^if(berci, ber ^ifcbfang. 
 
 Fish'jng, I. .V. tie giffbcrci, II. comp. — fly, 
 tii (fiinfUitb nacbgemaibte) ^liegc gum ^n= 
 gelnj — frog, Ich. ber Srofdjflfcb^ — gear, 
 5ea,ba§ ^iffbergerdtbj— line, tit ^ngelfcbnur; 
 
 — rod, tit Zngelrutbe. 
 
 Fish'y, adj. 1. au§^if(bbef^e^cnb5 2. (or fish'- 
 
 ful) itf^reicb ) 3. fifcbartig. 
 To Fisk, V. I. n. vulg. roacteln, njunfcn, f(bn>an= 
 
 Fenj to — away, roegfcblupfen? II. a. vulg, 
 
 fcbn)enfen,f(buttcln5to-the tail, f(brodnjcln. 
 Fifs'sjle, adj. ji(b fpalten lajfenb , fpaltbar. 
 Fissil'jty , s. tie ©poltbarfeit. 
 Fifs'siped, Zool. I. adj. fpoltfiipig, f-bufig, ge= 
 
 jebtj II. s. ber (Spoltbufer, <S-fuper. 
 Fis'sure [fish'yurj , s. 1. bcr<Spatt, Otiftj 2. 
 
 Surg, tie ^nocbenfpaltung, ber @(bli$bru(bi 
 
 3. f-s, pi. Anat. tie ©cbirnfpaltcn. 
 To Fis'sure, v. a. fpolten. 
 
 Fist, .y. tie §aufl. [fnuffcn. 
 
 To Fist, V. a. mit ber ^ouf^ ftb^ogcn, vu/g. 
 
 Fis'ted, p. a. comp. ^duftc babcnb j close—, 
 1. mit gebaHter ^aufi, grobfduftigj %fig. 
 
 Fis'ticiiffs, s. pL tie ^auftfcbldgc [farg , filjig. 
 
 Fis'tiniit, s. Bot. tit ^ifiayit. 
 
 Fis'tula, .V. Surg, tit ^iftcl. 
 
 Fis'tul^r, adj. ro^rcnartig. 
 
 To Fis'tulate , v. n. ju ciner giflcl roerbcn. 
 
 Fis'tulous, adj. flftelartig, fifluI6§. 
 
 Fit, s. 1. lit. &jfig, jebc f(bncUe u. Wi^c .?5cr» 
 dnberung: ber Onfall, 3ufaII, ^parw^mu^ 
 (eincr ,aranf beit) 5 bie SDbnmatbt, 2C.j 2. bie 
 2aunc 5 3. ber Ubergong, by f-s, bann u. wonn 
 flofroeifej by f-s and starts, rucfrocifc. 
 
 Fit, adj. 1. bequcm . tu(btig, gefcbicft^ 2. pQf= 
 fenb, bicnlicb, fuglicb 5 3. onltdnbig, gegicmcnb^ 
 
 4. fertig, bereitj — for service, bicnjlfdbig. 
 To Fift, V. I. a. I. bequcm, gcf(bicftmod)cn, (— 
 
 up) jurc(bt mttcben, einriibten, juricbtcn, orbs 
 nenj (— out) QuSruf^cnj 2. anpoffenj to — 
 with . . . , Dcrfc^cn mit ... j II. n. 1 . fid) fd^icfcn, 
 
Fite 
 
 319 
 
 Flan 
 
 paffcn, tQugli(^ fcinj 2. paffcn (rote ^leiberX 
 tleien. 
 
 Fitch, .V. (mcifl pi.) r>it SBtcfc. [einem ^rcuj). 
 
 Fit'chee, Fit'ch^t, adj. Her. jugcfpi^t (oon 
 
 Fit'ch^t, s. Zool. fccr 5Itipj-(gero. fitch-) 
 pencils, ^infel ©on S-^Q^rcn- [unterbro(^cn 
 
 Fit'ful, adj. mit 3ufdUen bc^aftct, abrocc^felnb; 
 
 Fit'ly, arfu.©onFit,7U. 
 
 FTt'ness, J. 1. bic Scqucmlit^Fcit, guglic^feit, 
 2. ^ic ©^icf(i(bfeit5 3. bicSaugli5feit,Su(b= 
 tigteit. [uirf. Fritter, 1 . 
 
 Fit't^r, s. 1. bcr 3ubcrcitcr , :c. c/. To Fit; 2 
 
 Fitz, *. (ebcm.) bcr@ol)n j Law , ber naturlicbe 
 @obn, J. 95. — roy , Der n. (S. bc§ sffonigS. 
 
 Fiujue, .V. (Mor^O Com. ber dgr)ptifi^c glad^S. 
 
 Five. adj. funf j — fold, fiinffacb, funffditig, 
 Bot-s. — leaved- (or — finger-) grass , old. 
 Cinqaefoil; — lobed, funflappig. 
 
 Kves, s. pi. 1. Gam. bie §unfc (dn aSaUfpicI) j 
 2. re<. bie gcifcl (Jtcblfucbt ber ^fcrbe). 
 
 To Fix , V. I. a. 1. befefligen, an^eften jj?g-*. 
 2. feftfc$en ) 3. beflimmcn, anfe^etij anberau* 
 menj 4. C/iem. fijircn? to— in, einpaffenj 
 li. n. 1. fid) uicberlQffcnj2.(— upon)bef(bI{cs 
 pen, 3. gerinnen, Chem. fic^ fijiren. 
 
 Fix'able, arfj. befefligt, ic. rocrben fonncnb. 
 
 Fjxa'tion, s. 1. bQ§ ^eftma(benj T^g-*. 2. bie 
 geftfe^ungj 3. Die @tetigfcit,§efligfeitj 4. 
 C/iem. bie S5erbi(btung, baS ^ijircn. 
 
 Fix'?d, I. p. a. ; II. — ly, arfr. 1. fefl, befUmmt, 
 auggenwitj 2. flanb^aft, 3. fletig, unoers 
 njonbtj 4. Chem. ftyj — star, Der ^iyflern, 
 HI. -ness, s. 1. /if. bie ^efligfeit, ^dvUj 2. 
 Vig. bie ©tonb^aftigfeit, aSc^arrlid&Fcit. 
 
 FTxV* *. ber ^eitfe^enbe, ic. 
 
 Fix'es, *. C/iem. ba& JtonigSiDQffer. [bigfeit. 
 
 Fix'ity, s. 1. bie ^cfKgfeitj 2. bie ^cucrbefldn= 
 
 Fix'ture [— tshur] , .v. 1. t)ie geftigfcit j 2. bie 
 ^nbeftungj 3. f-s, pi. bie n)anb=, banb*, niet* 
 u. nagelfciten ©cgcnfldnbe in einem ©ebdube. 
 
 Fiz'gTg, s. 1 bie ^orpune, Mar. berSIger, 2. 
 ber 93rummfreifcl} 3. F-w. eine^rtjifcbenber 
 
 Fizz, Fiz'zie, s. vulg. ber ^ifl. [3flateten. 
 
 To Fizz, To Fiz'zle, v. n. 1. 5ifd)enj 2. uuZg. 
 
 Flab'bin?8s, *. bie ©d)laff^eit. [fiften. 
 
 FIab'by» «^i- ft^^^iff/ ffblotterig, roelf. 
 
 Flab'ile, adj. feberlei(bt. [s. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 Fla5'9jd, I. adj. fdjroatb/ ft^laff, melF} II.— ness, 
 
 Flas9ifd'ity, s. bie ©(blaffbeit. 
 
 To Flag, V. 1. 71. 1. f4)raff feinj 2. erf(bIoffen, 
 ermatten, ftodPenj II. o. Lf^lajfrnad^jenj (bie 
 glfigel) cinjieben^ 2.^g. nieberfcblagen. 
 
 Flag, l.s. 1. Mar. bie§laggej Mil. ^a^ne, 2. 
 bie ^liefe, ©teinplttttej 3. ber obcre (frifd^e) 
 Xorf , ©tecbrofen, 4. (or — tlower) Bot. Ut 
 ^(broertliliei sweet-scented — , Bot. bcr,KaIs 
 
 mug) II. comp.— of truce, MiZ.bie *pttdamcn« 
 tdrflaggej — broom, bcr ,«ebrbcfen, Sleis* 
 befen,- feather, bie ©d^wungfeber j — of- 
 ficer, ber ^laggenofficier, ^laggmonn,- ship,. 
 ba§ glogg^ obcr ^laggenfcbiff j - silk, ^ie 
 gloffeibe J — staff, ber glaggenflocf; bie %-» 
 flange, — stone, 1. Min. einc ^rt !Kbon= 
 fcbiefcr porjiiglidj) ju ^ufbobenj 2. pi. a) 
 f. g. engl. gUepej 6) ©eitenfteine fur^uf- 
 ganger, — onion, Mar. bie ^efonflaggc^ — 
 worms, Ent. eine Tfrt SBafferlaroen. 
 
 To Flag, V. a. mit^licfen belegen, pflaflern. 
 
 Flag'?lants, s. pi. Ecc. W ^logelantcn. 
 
 Flag'el^t, Flag'eol?t, s. Mus. boS ^lageolctt. 
 
 To Flag'^llate , v. a. geif ein. [^lafcbinett. 
 
 Flag^lla'tion, s. \i\t ©cipelung. 
 
 Flag'gjn?8s, s. "iiit ©(blaffbeit. 
 
 Flag'gy, adj. 1. fdjlaff, fd^lapp, roei(b, roelf j 2, 
 gcfcbmarfloS^ — ear», ©(blappobren. 
 
 Flagi'tious, I. adj. 1. boSboft, fcbdnblid) j 2. 
 fcbulbbelaben j II. — ness, s. bie a5o§beit,i[b= 
 
 Flag'pn, *. bie ^Ittf<^<J. [fdjeuliifeit. 
 
 Flfi'grancy, *. bic£>ifenfunbigFeit5lbf(bculi(b' 
 feit. [Ii(b/ entfe§li(b, offenfunbig. 
 
 FhVgr^tnt, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. Jig. abf(beu= 
 
 Flail, J. ber(©ref(b*)glegel. 
 
 Flake, s. 1. bic ^lorfc, ber glorfen^ 2. bcr 
 (§euer»)gunfej 3. bic B6)i6)t, Sagcj bas 
 aSIatti 4. Mar. bic ©teUingj 6. Hart. W 
 Sijarbe, gcftrcifte ©artennclfej white—. 
 Paint. baS ©^ieferroeipj — white, C7iem. 
 bas aSipmutbroeip,fpan. ob. ©(bminfroeif. 
 
 To Flake, v. La. 1. ju glorfen bilben ober 
 macbeni 2. in flatten bretben^ II. «. l.ju 
 ^torfen rocrben 5 2. fi(b fdjicbteni (— off) fidb 
 f(bi(btroeife ablSfcn. [ft^ fibi(btroeife ablSfenb. 
 
 Fla'ky, adj. 1. locfcr, floctigj 2. gef(bi(btetf 
 
 Flara'beau [— 'bo], s. 1. bic gactel (pi. Flam- 
 beaux); 2. /c/i.berfpi§fd[)rodn5igejDcgenfif(b. 
 
 Flame, .V. 1. bic §Iammej 2. gen. baS ^euerf 
 3.^g. bic ©lutj 4. vid.Fleam; — colour, bie 
 geuerfarbe 5 — coloured, feucrfarben. 
 
 To Flame, u. I. a. entflammenj II. n. lit. &.fig. 
 flammcn, lobernj flaming finch, Om. ber 
 
 Flamm'go, s. Orn. bcr flamingo, [©ranbfinf. 
 
 Flam'meous, adj. 1. flommenb, flammig, 2. 
 flammicbt. [cfclnb. 
 
 Flammif 9rou8, adj. * ^lammen bringcnb , fa= 
 
 Flamraiv'pmous, adj. * glammen fpcienb. 
 
 Fla'ray, adj. 1. flammcnbj 2. flommicbtiflam* 
 menrot^. [osfreuj. 
 
 Flanch, s. ifer. ba§ abgclebigtc Heine TCnbre* 
 
 FliincQnade', s. Fenc. ber ©eitcnflof. 
 
 Fhtn'ders, s. 1. Geog. (bie ®raff(baft) glan* 
 bernj 2. Com. bic fldmifdje Seinroonb. 
 
 Flange, s. 1. G-sm. ba§ ©eitenftucf , bie ©ei- 
 
Flan 
 
 320 
 
 Flau 
 
 tenfd)i-aube (an ® cme^ren) '-, 2. R-wMx (Spurs 
 frcn, <xn fitxi Sfldtjcrn bcr Gifenbo^nroagen. 
 
 Flank, s. 1. Me eeitc, SBeicl}e j bQ§ a}JittcI= 
 fhitf j 2. ilft7. & Fort, bic ^lanfcij 3, Meek, 
 bie 3al)nfld(§C5 4. f-s, Vet. Die Olucfentd^me. 
 
 To Firmk, u. I. a. Af(7. 1. flanfiren, 2. in bcr 
 glanfe angrcifenj 3. auf ber BtiU bcrfen, be= 
 fd^u^enj li. n. 1. Qngrenjen? 2. feitrodrtg auf= 
 gcftellt fcin. [2. f-s, p^ Mil. maulUx. 
 
 Flan'ker, s. 1. Fort, bie (Strcid^roe^r, gianFc^ 
 
 To Flan'ker, v. c I. Fort, mtt glanfcnroerfcn 
 bccfcn, flanfiren, 2. MU. in bic 'glanfcn foHcn. 
 
 Flan'nel,^ ber^lanetl. 
 
 Flan'tjng, .v. Orn. "bk ©olbammer. 
 
 Flap, i. .y. l.icbe&.breite unb lofe l)dngenbe £)ing: 
 a) bcr Sflocffliigel , Siocfft^oo^ i bic (|)utO 
 ^rdmpej baS S^rldppd^en^ ber ^et)lbccfel5 
 ber Soppenj 6) Ue (3:i[i:^=).^lappc, \)a^ Zi]6)' 
 hlatUc) (fly—) ber ^Uegenroebcl j bic ^licgcn= 
 Happen d) H'M^6.berS3utterfiempel,- 2. biea3c= 
 wegung, M^ ^lappenj ber ©djlag , ^lapp§ j 
 bcr ^(uge{fd)Iag 5 3. Vet. bie §dule im 5LJ?aule 
 bcr ^ferbe j — dragon, 4= bao £!ra(^cnf(^nap= 
 pen (Siebe^probe , inbem au6 [)eif cm 33rannt' 
 n)ein9lofinen,:c.mitb.Q)Zunbcge^oltrourbcn)? 
 To — dragon, v. a. vulg. ^d^ oerfd^lucfen j — 
 eared, ©(^lappo^rcn ^obenbi —jack, bcr 
 ^fannfuc^enj- table, bcr ,fflapptif(b. 
 
 To Flap, V. I. a. flappcnj ftappenb berocgenj 
 floppfcn, (mit ben gliigcln, bcr .f)anb, 2c.) 
 fd)lQgenj II. n. 1. mit ben ^tugeln [(blagen, 
 flappen j 2. lofe ober fc^laff ^erab^angcn. 
 
 Flap'per, s. 1. ber ^Klappfcr^ 2. bic®ritfcbci 
 bcr ^d(^er5 S.fii^. bcr 5}Ja^ner, ©rinncrcr. 
 
 Flare, a-. Ich. bcr glattc £flO(^C. 
 
 To Flare, v. n. 1. flacfcrn, lobcrni glimmenj 
 flimmern, blenben? 2. Mech. Ship-b. (—over) 
 fid) fc^ief neigen, augrocidjen, uberragen. 
 
 Flash, I. s. 1. ba§ fd^ncll auflobcrnbe ^i<i)t, (— 
 of lightning) ber ^li^j figs. 2. ber S[Bt|= 
 funfc, SBi$5 3. ber (jlu(^tigc) ^Jfugenblicfj 
 4. (— language) bic ®aunerfpra(^c 5 II. adj. 
 cant. 1. i>erfc^mi|t, ocrfd^Iagcnj 2. (in bcr 
 ^teibung) ouffaHenb, grell, 2c.. 
 
 To Flash, V. I. n. 1. ttuflobern, flammen, blis 
 §cni 2. abb(i|en; tcrfagen (00m ©cnjc^rc); 
 
 3. fig. plolli^ Qugbrcd^eni 11. a. 1, ^craug- 
 pu^en, 2.y?(/. auflobern madden. 
 
 Flash'er, .v. ber oberfldc^lidjc SBi^Ung. 
 
 Flash'jly, adv. oon Flashy, qv. [SBcfcn. 
 
 Flash'jness, s. ba& ldppifd)c3cug; obcrpdf'^lic^e 
 
 Flash'y, adj. 1. f(^immernb,oberfld(^Ii(^,flu4; 
 tig 5 2 prun!^aft5 3. unfc^macf^aft, matt, fc^alj 
 4.(n3ieJR!ot[))fpri^cnb. 
 
 Flask, ,¥. 1. bic(umflo4)tcne)g[af4)C5 2. baS 
 ^ulDcrfcom, 3. Gun. bic Saffettenroanb. 
 
 Flas'ket, s. 1. bcrgropc, langcunbfla(be«^orb, 
 SBafc^f orb 5 2. bic (fiad)c) ©(buffel. 
 Flat, I. adj. &adv.l. platt, fittd) , cbcnj./tg-J. 
 
 2. f(bal, matt, unf(bmacft)aft5 3. platt, fei(^t, 
 gcfcbmacflo&5 4. mut^loS, niebcrgcfd^lagcn? 
 5. unbclcbt, bcf. Com. flau, roenig bcge^rt^ 6. 
 ooUig, gdnjlic^, burd^auS, 7. (torn 3:onc unb 
 bcr ©timrnc) leifc, meid), fanft j 8. Mw.v. moUj 
 — third, bic fleinc S^crj,* 9. breit, flad^ (con 
 ber Jllingc) 5 II. c-omp. — bottomed , 1. mit 
 plattcm a3obcn ? 2. Fori.ol)nc '2Cbl)ang5 — (bot- 
 tomed) boat, ber ^ral)m5 — calm , tobtftiU 
 (com SBcttcr),-— chested, plattbruftig 5 — 
 embroidery, bic ^lattfticfcreij — iron, baS 
 ^lattcifcnj — long (— wise) , adv. platt nie= 
 bcr, gcrabel)in, \ld6)linQ^i— pole cabbage, 
 Hart. niebcrfldmmiger,^o^U — rails, R-w. 
 ^lacbf(^icncn , ^lattfcbicncn 5 — scene, ber 
 ^intcrgrunO)— toppea, Bot. flac^gipfclfldnbig. 
 
 Flat, s. 1. bie??ldic, ©benci 5ticberung5 2. 
 bie fladjc 8cite (ciner ,f[inge)3 ^. fig. bie 
 ^latt^eit^ 4. bcr ^ra^m^ 5. Mus. baS (Sr= 
 nicbrigung&scicben cb); 6. f-s, s.pi. a) Sldp-h. 
 bic aSaudjftucfc ber (Bpannen » 6) Mar.©anb= 
 bdnfc, Unticfcn. 
 
 To Flat, V. I. a. 1. platt, fla(j^ mad)cn, brcit 
 fd^lagen, flrcrfen 5/g--*. 2. f^al, mattmadt>cni 
 
 3. abftumpfeni to — in the sails, Mar. bie 
 (Scgel cinbrciijen, II. n. 1. platt, ^a6^ merben, 
 fidj ebncnj 2. fig. fd()ol, matt, ftumpf merben. 
 
 Fla't^r, s. ber ^cUcrrourm , bic IffcU 
 Fla'tive, adj. bldbcnb. Flat'ly. adv. ». Flau 
 Fiat'ness, s. 1. U^ 'S^dd^e, (Sbcncj 2. fig. bit- 
 
 ^latt^cit, 2cerc5 3. Com. bic^lau^citj 4. bit 
 
 Bd)Voa6)t, 2C. vid. Flat, adj. 7. 
 To Flat'ten , v. I. a. & n. mic To Flat, qv. ; li. 
 
 a. Mus. f(bn)dcben, bdmpfen (ben 3:on). 
 Flat't^r, s. 1. ber splatter, ^lanirer 5 2. ba^ 
 To Flat't^r, v. a. f(bmcid^eln. [^pidttmerfjcug. 
 Flat'terer, s. bcr Scbmcic^lcr. 
 Flat'tering, I. p. a. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. fcbmei* 
 
 ^el^aft5 2. parteiiff^. 
 Flat'tery, s. bic ©(buteitbelci. 
 Flat'ting- comp. Mech. — hammer, bcr ^latt» 
 
 jammer? — mill , or — roller , bie ^Idttma* 
 
 f(binc (fur U^rmac^cr, 2c). 
 Flat'tish, adj. tin TOcnig flat^, platt. 
 Flat'ulency, s. 1. ba§ SSld&cnbc, bic SJld^ung, 
 
 2../?gibic3ti(^tigfcit. 
 Fiat'aient, adj. 1. aufgebld^tj 2. bldbenb^ 
 
 bld^fiicbtigj 3. Hg. leer, nic^tig^ fcbrciilftig. 
 Fla'tys, s. 1. bcr SBinbj 2. ^k SSld^ung. 
 To Flaunt, v.n.l. aufgebld^tfcin, ftd^ (auf)bld-- 
 
 ^cn 5 2. (to — it) prangcn, prunf en j ftoljiren. 
 Flaunt, Flaunts, s. 1. bcr ^^run!, ouffallenbe 
 
 pu$, ^litterflaat j 2. fig. bic Sflu^mrebigfcit 
 
Flav 
 
 321 
 
 Flex 
 
 Flji'vorous, adj. ft^nittcf^aft, n)ot)lriC(^enD. 
 
 Fia'vour(Firi'vor), s. 1. t)er SBo^Igefc^madfj 
 2. fcer SBof)Igeru(^5 3. T. baS S3ouquet (bie 
 asiumc) be^ 2Scin§. [nic^ geben, rourjen. 
 
 To Fla'vour, v. a. Iieblid)en ©eft^marf ob. ®e= 
 
 Fla'voured, aa;. TOo^lf^mecfenb, n)o^Iric(^cnb. 
 
 Flaw , 5. 1 . bcr Slip , Spalt , (Sprung , S3rud^ j 
 ber ^Iccten, bte Slafc (im ©belftctne, jc.)5 2. 
 ber^^ietUQgcl, a Carp.'m^ab^nUnUi^.fig. 
 ber CQJangcl, 2C. bcf. roie Error, 3.5 5. Afar, 
 ber SBinbrtof } (Sflcgen=)®(^auer. 
 
 To Flaw, V. a. briid^ig macben, brec(>en, fnirfcn. 
 
 Flaw'less* adj 1- o^ne Stiffej 2. /is; • fe()Ierfrei. 
 
 Flaw'y, adj. 1. riffig, brud)ig^ mit S5lafen (0. 
 ebclftetnen)j 2. Crtrp.n)at)nhntigj3.y?g.fe^= 
 ler^Qftj 4. plo^lic^cn SlBinbftopen QuSgcfc^t. 
 
 Flax, s.Bot.tex'^la^)^, Scini— break (—brake), 
 bic %-hxt6)c i — comb , \)k "^-l^ei^d , ^aut)c= 
 (belj — dresser, ber §-brcd)er, ^-bereiterj 
 — fincli, Orn. ber ^anflingi —heads, g-fopfe, 
 ^ltt(^5 in ^KQUteni — plant (New Zealand f. 
 p.) Bot. ber neufceldnbifcbe§lQ(^§5 —seed, 
 vid. b. b. Linseed; — shows, ^-fd^fibenj 
 
 — weed, Bo/.bttS^-fraut.[artig, flacbSfarbcn. 
 Flax'en, adj. 1. fldc^fen, 2. or Flax'y , flacbS* 
 To Flay, v. a. bie ^Qut abjie^en, f(^inbcnj f-ing- 
 
 hoiise, bie "JCbbcrferei. 
 
 Flay'er, s. ber ^bbecfer, vulg. ©cbinbcr. 
 
 Flea, 1. s. 1. ber %loi)j 2. ba§ ro^e jTtierenfett 
 eine& ©^rocines, bic ^laumen j H. a>mp. — 
 bane.eof. 1. bieSiirrmurj, 2.bQ§^I6^frQut) 
 
 — bit, — bitten,,/?g. fprcnfelig, gcflecftj Ent-s. 
 
 — grasshopper, — locust, bie ©(baumcicobej 
 
 — lobster, bcr ^lo^frcbg, aBttfferflo^ j— wort, 
 /iof.buuglo^fraut. [qv. 
 
 To Flea, v. a. 1. fl6l)cn j 2. cor. ft. To Flay, 
 
 Fleak, s. bie ^locce,£o(fc.[2. Fe^baSSafeifen. 
 
 Fleam, s. \ik ^liete: 1. «5/<rg-. bie ^anjcttcj 
 
 Flea'y, adj. ooU ^lo^e. 
 
 To Fleck, To Fleck-'er, v. a. fprenfeln,flccfen. 
 
 Flec^tion.j. l.ba6S5icgen52.bie®iegung,95eu= 
 
 Flec'tor, s. Anat. ber ®eugemu§fel. [gung. 
 
 Fled, pret. & p. p. i>. To Flee, qv. 
 
 Fledge, adj. bepebert, pgge. 
 
 To Fledge, y.I.o.befiebern} II. ".fliiggcroerben. 
 
 To Flee, v. ir. I. n. 1 . flie^en j 2. fig, (mit from) 
 meibenj II. ellipt. a. perlaffen, fliebcn. 
 
 P'leece, s. 1. ba& %lit^ j — wool. Com. ©d^ur* 
 njoUej unaccommobirte ©cbdferbanbroolle^ 2. 
 f-s, pi. fig. bic fleinen SBcJlfc^en (©d)fif(i^en) 
 am ^immel. [fam. ((ginen) rupfen, pliinbern. 
 
 To Fleece, v. a. 1. f(^eren (©d^Qfe) 3 2..%. 
 
 Fleeced, adj. miteinemS(iepeioerfe^en,n>oUig. 
 
 Fiee'cy , adj. 1. njoUig, tooUxtid)', 2. woUd^n* 
 Ii(i^ , toeid) , flotfigj — hosiery, Com. gepluf(f)= 
 ter Sricot, cnglifc^er ©efunb^eit^^^laneU. 
 1. 
 
 To Fleer, v. I, n. 1. fpotten (— at, uber)j 2 
 
 ^o^nlo(§en (— upon, liber)^ angrinfen? n. a. 
 
 i&imn. [2. bag Qfngrinfen. 
 
 Fleer, s. 1. ber^o^n,©pottjba8^o^nl(!id^cl5u 
 Fleet, s. bie (bef. ^riegdO^lottc. 
 Fleet, adj. l.flinF, flucbtig, fitneH, (— foot) 
 
 fd^nellfuf ig 3 2. fiad), oberfldtblid^ 5 3. provinc. 
 
 Qbgera^mt) — hound, Sport, ber ©tduber. 
 To Fleet, v. ir. I. ?». 1. vid. b. u. To Float; 2. 
 
 bttbin cilen, piemen , gleiten, pcrflicgen} II. a. 
 
 1. provinc. Qbroi)men (OJJilcb) j 2. Mars, to 
 
 — the cable , ba& ^nfertau auf bem 95ratfpiU 
 cerfa^rcn, to — the shrouds , bic SBaub um» 
 binbenj to — a tackle , ein 3)a!cl abf(§aifen. 
 
 Flee'ting, p. a. flii(btig, \>ergdngli(b. 
 
 Fleet'ly, adv. ton Fleet, qi\ [^(ud^tigfeit. 
 
 Fleet'n?ss, s. bic ©AncHigfeit, Scit^tigfeit, 
 
 Flegm [llem], &c. vid. in PUI 
 
 Flem'jngs, s. pi. bie glanildnber,^lammdnber. 
 
 Flem'ish, adj. Geog. fldniiffb/ flanbrif(^. 
 
 Flesh, I. s. lit. kfig. ba§ ^leifd^j to take — . 
 Script. ^tn\^ IDCrbenj 11. comp. — broth, 
 bie ^-br<ll)c j — brush , bie gvottirbiirl^e , — 
 coloured, f-farbcn 5 — diet, g-foftj-Hy, Ent 
 bie ©(bmcipfliege j — hook, 1 . bcr ^-l)afen 5 2. 
 ber ^rducl; bie §-gabel , — meat, W ^-fpcife : 
 
 — mole , baS ^-gen)dd)8 5 — monger, ber %-^ 
 ^dnblcr, — powder, bag ©cbminfpuber, — 
 side, bic glcift^fcite (cine& ^cUeg), liai^tiU. 
 
 To Flesh, v.a.l. iinvodi)m j 2. iiben, ab^drten, 
 iHT^drten j 3. lit. kfig. (feine Sufi) biipen, fdt^ 
 tigen j 4. jTan-.v. to— hides, ^elle au&fleifcben, 
 f-ing knife, bQ& TTuSflcifc^cifen , ©(babeifen. 
 
 Flesh'jness, s. bie ^lcifrt)igfcit. 
 
 Flesh'less, adj. flcifdjloy, t)ager, mager. 
 
 Flesh'liness , s. bic gleifd^Ud^fcit, ©innli(b^eit. 
 
 Flesh'iy, adj. 1. lit. fleif(big; tl}ierifib; ^^.fig- 
 f(eifd(>Ii(b, ftnnlitb. Flesh'ment , 6'. (67i.) bag 
 
 Flesh'y, adj. fleif(big, bicf. [©icgggefii^I. 
 
 To Fletch, V. a.(^feile) befiebem. 
 
 Fletch'^r, s. (ebcm.) bcr ^feilmad^er j Sogner. 
 
 Fletz, s. Geol. ber ^16§ 5 — formations , ^16|« 
 gcbirge. 
 
 Eleur de Lis, (fronj.) vid. Flower de Luce. 
 
 Flew, I. pret. P. To Fly; II. s. 1. bic ^labbe, 
 bicte ©d^nauje (grower ^unbe)5 2. baS (§i» 
 f(ber=)®cirn. [asiegfam^ett. 
 
 Flexibil'ity, Flex'iblen?ss , s. lit. Sc fig. bic 
 
 Flex'ible, I. (or Fiex'jle) adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 lit. kfig. biegfam. [^riimme. 
 
 Flex'ion, s. 1. bic SSicgung, SSeugungj 2. bi: 
 
 Flex'or, s. Anat. ber58eugmu§fe.. 
 
 Flex'uous [flek'shuus] , adj. 1 . fi(b fcbldngelnb; 
 gcMmmt, gebogen j 2. flacfernb. 
 
 Flex'ure [flek'shur] , s. ]. ba§ SSicgcn j 2. bi* 
 asicauno, .Krummung. 
 
 21 
 
Flic 
 
 322 
 
 Floo 
 
 FlTtk, s. vid. Flitch. 
 
 To FITckV* V. n. 1 . flattcm j 2. flacfcrii. 
 
 Fli'er, s. i. l)er, t)Qg ^licgcnbe, 2. fccr ^lui^t= 
 ling j 3. Mech-s. a) DieUnru^e, ba& ©djroung- 
 rat) 3 6) bie ?5Iicgc, ber ^(ugel (an bcr <Spin= 
 l>el beS ©pinnrafcco ob. bcr ®piunmafri)incn)i 
 c) vrrau. t)ic ^{apper^ 4.^/-c/i. bic ^rcitrcppe, 
 Doppeltreppej (cf. Fly, Flying unb comp). 
 
 Flight [rtlt] , >¥. 1. bie gluc^t^ 2. ba§ ^Ucgcn, 
 ber ^lug, •^. Sporf. ein glug (Xauben), 
 ^lubb (<S(l>ucpfcn) , ©(^warm (3Be§pen)j 
 4. bit Srut (586gel)5 5. %. (gc». p/.) bcr 
 ^lug, luffctroung 5 6. a - of steps, bic (3Ircp= 
 pcno^{ud}t, @tufener^6()ung (jiDifc^cn ben 
 Srcppcnabfd^cn), to put to — , in bic %lu6)t 
 fd^Iagcn, — shot, bie ^fcilfdiuprocitc. 
 
 FiTgh'tiness, [III'-]' *• 1- bic ^lut^tigfcitj 2. 
 bic ^crftreut^cit, 3. bie ®eiftc§oernjirrung. 
 
 Fllgh'ty [111'-] , adj. 1 . flu(^tig,f(l^neU 5 2. Ieb= 
 ^aft, p^autafHfc^jIcidjtfinnig, 3.feclen!ranf, 
 fafclnb. [^offcnj II. adj. albern 
 
 Flira'ilara, vtdg. 1. s. ba§ albcmc ^oug? f-s, 
 
 Firin'sjness, s. 1 .bic Serfer^eit (cineS ©ewcbeS), 
 ©uun^eit) 2. bic ®d)rodd^c, ©eringfugigfeit. 
 
 Flmi'sy, adj. 1. bilnu, locfer, 2. fd^mat^, gcifl= 
 logj 3. citcl,ni(!^tig. 
 
 To Flinch, V. I. /'. (meifl mit from ; aU(^ a.) 1. 
 »ci(ben, raanf en, nat^gcben , 2.abfle^cn loon .. ., 
 an^raei^enj II. a. Mar. (SSallfifd^fpccf) flen= 
 
 Flin'tler-moiise, s. ZoiA. bie ^lebcrmanS. [fen. 
 
 Flin'ders, .v. pi. (95ru(^0®tucfc, Splitter. 
 
 To Flifng, V. ir. I. a. lit. & ^"g. (mit a\v:iy, 
 down, in, off, out, &c.) l.mcrfeni fd)leubcrn, 
 [(^iepen? fd)Iageni 2. (— out) oerbreiten, jer* 
 ftreuenj to — away,^/tg. 1. (or— down) bur(b= 
 bringen i 2. aufgeben j to- off, (oonber ©pur) 
 Qbbringcn, to — out, 1. (SBorte) au&ftoK'nj 
 2. (— out to . . .) i^ormcrfen 5 to — up , fig. 
 oufgcbcnj II. n. l. (au§)fc^iagcn , ftampfen 
 (wie ^ferbe)i 2.,/tg-, fid) auf()a[ten, ftid)cln. 
 
 Fling, s. 1. ber SBurfi ©t^Iag 5 2.ytg. bic @ti= 
 ddelci, ^o^nrebe, SKi^elci. 
 
 Fling'er, .v. bcr SBerfer, 2C. cf. To Fling. 
 
 Flint, s. 1. Min. bcr ^iefel, ^cuerftcin, 2. bcr 
 ^Untcnfiein j — glass, ba§ ^iintgla§, ,Rrt)ftaa= 
 glaS 5 — hearted , Ijart^erjig 5 — ware , ba§ 
 cnglif(^c ©tcingut. 
 
 Flin'ty, adj. 1. au§ ^iefcl Ob. ^eucrftcin j 2. 
 KcfcUg, neini(^t5 3.^%. (ficfet=)^art j - slate, 
 Min. bcr ^iefelfci^iefcr. [njcin u. 3ucfer). 
 
 Firp, s. bcr glipp (©ctrdnf augS3icr, SSrannt* 
 
 Flip'p?in«y» *•• 1- bie ®cfd)Wd|igfcitj 2. bic 
 ©(^alftjaftigfeit, ber Seid^tfinn. 
 
 Firp'pant, I. adj.; II. - ly, adv. 1. gclciufig, 
 gcft^rod^ig 5 2. lofc, fdjalfljaft. 
 
 To Flirt, V. 1. a. 1. ftfelcubcm, f(^ncUen}2. 
 
 f(bneU bcmcgcn j il. n. 1. (— at, iibcr . . .) fli- 
 d^cin, fpottcln, 2. (— about) uml)crflattcrn5 
 3. mod. etiuas coqucttircn. 
 Flirt, I. s. l.ber®treicti, SBuvf, ©(^ncllerj 
 
 2. bic fcbncUenbc aScmegung, bas giafcbclnj 
 
 3. bie ©tid)c(ci , ©pottcrci^ 4. bie 6ociUCttc j 
 5. (- silk) bie ^(orettfcibci 11. adj. lofc, fc^alf- 
 ^aft; coquctt. [2. bie Siebcici , gcquetteric. 
 
 Flirta'tion , x. col. 1. ba§ Olaf(bcln, ^lottcru* 
 
 To Flit, V. n. 1. fliel)cn, fii^-'Q^ui (— by, i^oriis 
 bcr)glciten) 2. fortjieljcni audiDanbcrn, 3. 
 flattern? '^.fi<<i. flud)tig; uubef^dnbig fein. 
 
 Flitch, s. bic gcfaljcnc ob.gerdut^erte ©pcctfcitc. 
 
 To Flite ,v.n. t)abern, sontcn. 
 
 Flit'ter, s. gero. pi. ^c^en, ^abcrn, — mouse, 
 ZooL bic §lcbermau5. 
 
 To Float, u. I. n. 1. (auf bemSKalfcr) fd)«)im= 
 men, Mar. trcibcn5^/ig-.v. 2. flattcm, fd^rot^ 
 ben?3. unfd)Iuffig fein, fd)n)auh'ni 11. a. 1. 
 flopenj 2. iibcrfd)»)cmmen , n^dffenu <'-ed 
 wood, "§16^1)0(5. 
 
 BMoat, .9. ^filcy <Sd)n>immenbe, SIreibcnbe: 1. 
 bag ^Ic^, ^Iott,«Iocff(^iff j 2. /ing.bcr^orf 
 ob. ^ki (an bcr "JCngelfcbnuiOj — boards , pi. 
 bic i8rcter jwifdjcn beit^rdnjen eincd SBafTcr* 
 rabe§, \ik (Sd)aufclnj — boat, bag ijolsflop^ 
 a3Iocff(biffj — stone, M/n.bcr iSd^mimmflcin., 
 
 Floa'ter, s. ber <S(^n)immcnbc, Sreibenbc. 
 
 Floa'ting-, comp. — anchor, Mar. bcr Srclb* 
 anfcrj — arum, Bot. bcr <Sd)anmmaronj — 
 battery, Mil. bic f(bmimmcnbc JBattcricj — 
 bridge, bic ©cbiffbrucfc 5 Am. glopbriicfci 
 Corns. — capital, 1. ba§ Umlaufficapital j 2. 
 '^ah imagindre (im offcnen (Srebit beflctjenbe) 
 Capital? — debts, Iaufenbe@d)nlbciu Affl/xv. 
 
 — dock, vid. wet dock lint. Dock; — gate. 
 btt§ >pontontljor (ciner iDocfe), — ice. 2;rcib« 
 ci§ 5 — light (vessel) , ba§ 2eud)tfd)iff5 — po- 
 pulation, bie ®(bitfsbci>61ferung eincij.f)afcn&j 
 
 — security , bic unfid)cre 58urgfd)aft j — sta- 
 ges, S/iip-6.^Iottcn (bcr®d)i|fgsimmcr(eutc). 
 
 Floa'tjngs, pi. vid. Flotages. 
 Floc'cfilence, s. ba§ S3rcd)cn ciner ocgctabl(i= 
 fcbcn^iiifrigtcit. [ficcfcnb. 
 
 Floc'culent, adj. fi(b in ^locfcn abfcnbcmb. 
 Flock, s. 1. bic ^erbe ((S(bafc obcr3icgen)i 
 
 (aBoUc)j — bed, — matress, ba5 ^locfcnbcttj 
 
 2. ber ^(ug (SS6gcl)j ,3. bic ^loctc, Socfc 
 BoUc), — bed, — matr 
 paper, ^locfentapcten. 
 To Flock, V. n. 1. fid) (jaufennjcife fammclii j 
 FISck'y, adj. flocfig. [2. firomen (— to, nad^). 
 FlOe, s. — of ice, vid. unt. Ice. 
 To F18g, V. a. peitf(^en, (jaucn, fldupcn. 
 F18g'g?r, s. ber ^eitf(bcnbc, 3ufbtmeiflcr. 
 Flood [fliid], I. s. l.bic^Iut, Ubcrf(bn)cm* 
 
 mung? 2. bic ©linbflutj 3. (- tide) W 
 
Floo 
 
 323 
 
 Flow 
 
 glut(8eit)5 4:49 . Me glut 3 fcer Uberflu^j :jfn= 
 brang, 2C.5 5. Med. fcer 502onat&flup5 — an- 
 chor, i>er ^lutanfer^ - gate, Die ©d^teufe^ Dag 
 glutt^or '■> (SL) adj. fc^Ieufcnartig ftr6menD5- 
 mark, l)Q& |)oin)a1Terflant)§sei(^en. [raaffern. 
 
 To FISod, V. a. uberf^wemmen , uberflutljen, 
 
 Fldok, vid. Fluke & Flounder. 
 
 Floo'kjng, s. Min. bie Unterbrcci^ung einer ers= 
 aDer i>urc^ cinen ©polt ober eine SlucraDcr. 
 
 Floor [ttor] , *. 1. Die glur, Dcr gupboDcnj 
 DaS^Wer^ bie Slcnne, 2. ^rc/i. Dq§ C 
 f(^op, ®tocfmerf5 — cloth, Diegu^Decfe,— 
 heads, Mar. Die ^immc , ,Simmun9 j — tim 
 bers, 1. ^rc/i. DaSUntcrgebdlf, 2. Mar. Die 
 a3ttud)ftu(fe. [2. Sport, abjagcn. 
 
 To Floor, t?. a. 1. Diclen, tdfelnj pflaftcrn. 
 
 Flooding, y.s.l. Dcr gupboDen, DqS ^flafler, 
 2. Da0 ^OJateriQl jum ajclcgen DeS gu|boDcn§. 
 
 To Flop, vid. To Flap. Flo'ra, s. Bot. DicglorQ. 
 
 Flo'ral, adj. 1. fid) auf Slunten bejic^cnD, 2. 
 Bot-s. DieSlut^e ent^oItenD) blut^cnftdnDig, 
 -leaves, ©ecfbldtter, — indigo , Com. Die 
 bcjle (Sorte DeS fpanifd^en Snbigo. 
 
 Floree', Flo'rey, s. By. Die ® lume, Der ® djaum. 
 
 flOr'ence, s. 1. Gcogr-glorenj (®tQDt) 5 2. gIo= 
 rentius (9}i-n.)iSlorentia(^-n.) j Com-*. 3. 
 Der florcntincr Saffet 5 4. Der florcntincr SBein 3 
 5. + (or FlSr'^n) Num. D. (engl.) ©olDguIDen. 
 
 Fldr'entlne, I..V. l.Derglorentiner5 Corns. 2. 
 Dcr florentiner TCtlQSj 3. f-s, »irf. Denims ; II. 
 arfjf. florcntinifti^. 
 
 Flores'c?nce, s. Bot. Die SSIut^enjcit. 
 
 FlO'ret, s. 1. i?of. DaS SSlfimc^cnj 2../'enc. 
 DoS Snappier; 3. — silk, vid. Ferret, 3. 
 
 Fl<}rjcai'tural[— tshijral], adj. Slumen CUlti»i= 
 rcnD,bIumifiif(b. [a3lumiflcrci. 
 
 Floricfil'ture [— tshur] , s. Die S^lumcncultur, 
 
 Floriciil'turifst [—tshur—] , s. Der Slumift. 
 
 Flor'jd, I. adj.; II. - ly, ado, lit. & fig. blu= 
 ^enDj — style (— Gothic), Arch, Der uberla= 
 Dene <Bttjli III. — ness, s.fig-s. 1. (or Flo- 
 rid'jty) Die ^fd^e, 2ebt)aftigfeit Der garbej 
 2. Die3ierDe}6lcganj. 
 
 Flpnferous, adj. blumentragenD,blumcnrei(^. 
 
 FlOr'in, s. Num. Der (bcf. Deutfc^e) ©ulDen. 
 
 Flo'rjst, s. Der a5lumenUebl)aber, ®lumift. 
 
 FlSs'cnlar , Flos'culous , adj. 1. Bot. au§ 
 asiumd^cn befiet)enD ( M sufommengefc^ten 
 aSIumen)) 2. blumenartig, blumig. 
 
 Flos'cule, s. Bot. Dq5 SSlumcben. 
 
 Flosferri [flos fer'i] , s. Min. Die @ifenblutl)ei 
 Der §aferarragonit. [^en. 
 
 Flossjfica'tion, s. mod. Da5 '2fufblu()en, @rblu= 
 
 Flo'tages , *. pi. "KIM (auf Dem SBttffer) 
 
 Flptil'lai, s. Die §Iotiae. [©(broimmcnDe. 
 
 Flot'g^ni, Flot'son, s. Law, Da§ oon eiitem 
 
 ■Sc^iffbru(b ttuf Der ®ce trcibcuDc ©traiiDgut 
 (c/. Jetsam & Lagan). 
 To Flounce, v. I. n. 1. platff^cn, plQtfd^cmj 
 
 2. Tic^ I)cftigben)egen5|llampfcn5 3.m<ig-.fto(j 
 t^uii, firo^cn, II. a. mitgalbcln bcfcfeeu. 
 
 Floance, s. l.Dic galbcl 3 2. Dcr^latfd^, Sc'^lag. 
 Floiin'der, a-. /cA. Die ^uttc, DcrgliinDcr. 
 To Floun'der, v. n. fic^ j^rdubcn , n6) xanhn, 
 
 um^erfd)lagen (mc cin ^fcrD im ^ot()). 
 Floiir, .V. 1. Dtt§ feinc (aBdsen=)50Ul)l j 2. mV/. 
 
 Flower. [mit 9}lcl)l bcflrcucn. 
 
 To Flour, V. a. 1. ju fcincm 9}?ti)l mat)(cn} 2. 
 To Flour'jsh, v. I. n. 1. //f. A:y<g-. blul)Cn, im 
 
 %lox\cinifig-s. 2. fi(^ blumenrcicb auSDriictcnj 
 
 3. (aucb a.) f(b6n (mit ocrfc^lungcucn 3iigcn) 
 [(brcibcn, parafircn, 4. fi^ rcgellos bcwcgcn, 
 fc^roingenj 5. pra^Icnj 6. M».v. prQluDircnj 
 II. a. 1. mit ^lumcn [djmiicfcnj (^lumcn) 
 flicfen, bunt madjenj 2. firoingcn, fcljwcnfcnj 
 3. (mitSKortcn, k.) fcbm.ucfcn, (i'cr)siercn, 
 \?erf(^6ncrn3 4. ^crousftrcid^enj to — a trum- 
 pet, cincn Zxl\6) blafenj a f-ing business, cin 
 f(bn)ungl)afte§ ©efc^dft. 
 
 Flour'jsh , X. l.yig. Die SBIutlje, Dcr ©lanj5 2. 
 Die SJcrjierung, UbcrlaDungi rcDncn|"d)c a3lu= 
 men, glogfein 3 Die 3icrerci 3 3. Dcr ®d)n6rfcl : 
 a) Arcli, DaS ©(bni^JDcrf 3 '>) tt<J ''Parafc3 4. 
 Typ.Der aSudjDrucfcrflocf; DicSSigncttc, 2ciflc3 
 
 5. Da§ ®(b»ingcn (cincd©cgcnS, ic) 3 /V///.y-j. 
 
 6. DqS SSorfpicl3 T. Dcr (Xrompctcn=)3:uf(b. 
 Flour'jsher, s. Dcr in Der;5ugcnD, :c. 95liit)cnDc, 
 
 JC. vid. To Flourish. 
 
 To Flodt, V. a. & u. (vcr)^6l)ncn,(»cr)fpottcn, 
 
 Float, s. Die SIpottcrci, Das ©efpott. 
 
 To Flow, V. I. n. ^i^ &^g. 1. flicpcn, rinnenj 
 2. juflic^cn {opp. cbben), flut^cn, roogcn* 
 flromcn, ficb crgicfen 3 3. fcbmclsen 34. bcrrul)' 
 rcn, cnt|ir6mcn3 5. (— over) iibcrflicpen, 
 ooU fcin3 6. (fblaff) l)crab^angcn, roallcn (i\ 
 j|)aar)3 II. «. mic To Flood. 
 
 Flow, s. 1. Dcr 3uflu^3 2. Dcr (Strom 3 He 
 glut^5./tg:-.y. 3. Dcr g(uf , ergu^ (Dcr {RcDc, 
 K.)3 4. Dcr Uberflup. 
 
 Flo\l'?r, I. s. 1. lit. kfig. Die asiumc, ®Iut()C5 
 figs. 2. Die 3ierDc, Der @d)murf3 3. Dcr ,^crn, 
 Die 7(u8n)a^l3 4. uW. D. U. P^our ; 5. Xdk Flou- 
 rish, 43 6. /c/i. Die ef{^C3 7. f-8, p/. .Med 
 Der ^JJionatSfluf 3 8. Chems. f-s of sulphur, 
 ©d^raefclblumcnj f-sofzink, 3infblumcn5 
 II. comp. bcf. Bots. our lady's — , Die 4>t)a= 
 cintl)e3 — de luce, 1. Bof. Die ©d)n)crtlilic5 
 2. Her. Die 2ilie3 — nmour , vid. Amaranth ; 
 
 — dust , Dcr aS-nflaub 3 — emerald , fcin gcs 
 fd)Iemmter©d;mcrgcl3— fence, iJo^.Dcrpfau* 
 enfd)n)an53 — fish, Zool. Die ©ceancmoncj 
 
 — gentle, /5of.Dergud)§f(bn)anj3 — line, Typ. 
 
 21' 
 
Flow 
 
 324 
 
 Flux 
 
 bic SftoSt^cnjcilc,— pot, ber SS-ntopfj —stage, 
 
 ta§ Jb-ngeftcll ^ — stick, Der S5-nfto(f 5— wood, 
 
 Ui a5-n^ol5 (au§ (§eram). 
 ToF16\Ver» v. 1. r*. 1. lit. &Jig. bl\d)tnj2. 
 
 f(^dumcn, ral)men5 gS^reiti II. a. 1. (Beuge) 
 
 blumcn, bcblimen ; 2. vid. To Flour, 2. 5 f-ed 
 
 stuffs, gebturate 3euge. 
 
 Flo^i'eret , s. t5a§ ©Iiimcbcn. [Sc^muct. 
 
 Flow'erjness, s. bef. /tg. ber asiumenreid^t^um, 
 F16<v'?ring, I. s. bie S3Iutl)cn5eitj II. comp. 
 
 Bot-*. — ash, ber wilbc Ob. blul)cnbe 6fci^cn= 
 
 baum ; — reed, ba§ JSIumenro^r 5 — rush, bie 
 
 Slumenbinfe. [blumt. 
 
 Flo<i'ery, at//. 1. blumig, blumenreic^, 2. be* 
 FlOw'jng, I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. figs. 1. flic^ 
 
 f enb ) 2. geroonbtj 3. rei^li(b 5 —sheets. Afar. 
 
 Sflaumfc^ootcitj HI. .9. bic^lut^. 
 PI0 wn, p. p. i\ To Fly (JUID. tncor. ». To Flee). 
 Flu'ate, *. Chem. bttS flupfaure ©alj j — of alu- 
 
 min, bic f. S^onerbC5 — of soda, bic f. <SobQ. 
 Fluc'tuant [— tshu — ] , adj. fd^roanfcnb. 
 To Fluc'tuate [— tshu — ] , v. n. 1. lit. kfig. 
 
 f(broanf cn , 2. Com. plo^Utb fleigen u. finfen 
 
 (». ^reife, u.) to — at ... to ... , fcbroanfen 
 
 jmifd^en ... 5 finctuating standard, bict>eran= 
 
 berIidi)cSSaIuta. 
 Fluctua'tion [—tshu—], *. ba§ ©li^Wanfcn: 
 
 1. Uh aSogen , SBQUcni 2. fig. bie Unf(^Iuf= 
 
 ftgfeitj 3. Com. bttS plo^lid^e (Btcigen unb 
 
 fallen i liable to f-s, oerdnberli(b. 
 Flue,*. l.bic(^amin*)5R6^te, bcr ^euerjug, 
 
 9lQU(J^fan95 2. ber glaum, bic ©taubfcber 
 Flnel'nn, 4-. Bot. bcr 6()rcnpreiS. 
 Firi'?ncy , *.^g-. bcr glupj bie ©eldufigFcit. 
 Flu'ent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. 1. flicpenb, fluf- 
 
 Tig, 2. fig. gelQufig (fpre^enb) 5 m. *. Ma</i. 
 
 bic S-luyionsgropc. [gclmann. 
 
 Flu'gelman, Fiu'gleman, *. mod. Mil.\itx%l\\' 
 Flu'id, I. ad/- fluffig 5 II. *• {or — ness, Fluid'ity) 
 
 bie gliiffigf eitj fluid refracting telescope, JPer. 
 
 ein gernro^r mit flxifitgcr 2infe. 
 Fluke, s. l.utrf. Flounder; 2. f-s of an anchor, 
 
 bic InFcrfliiget, ^fnferl^dnbe 5 3. —worm, TmoI. 
 
 ber asinbrourm , bad ©oppcllotb. 
 Flume, s. Mil. ba& (5Ulu^len=)®crinne. 
 Fmm'ra?ry, *. 1. ber ^afcrbrci, 9}fe^lbreij 2. 
 
 (Icerc) gomplimentc, ®e»af(^. 
 Flung, pre t. & p. p. t). To Fling, qu. 
 Fluobo'rate, s. Chem. fluorfaureS ©alj. [fdurc. 
 Fluobo'ric , adj. Chem. — acid, bie gluorbors 
 Flu'or, s. 1. bef. Min. ber gluf 5 2. (or FluVin) 
 
 C/iem. baS gluorinj - acid, Chem. W ^lups 
 
 (fpat]^)fdure5 - spar, Min. ber gluf [patf>. 
 Flu'prat^d, adj. Chem. flup= ober fluorfaucr. 
 Fluor'ic, adj. Oiem. DoUfommen flupfauerj - 
 
 - acid, bic gluf = ober gluorfdure. 
 
 Flii'Qrous, adj. Chem. uni»oWommcn flupfaucr. 
 
 Fluosil'icate, s. Chem.\i<x% fluorHcfclfaurc ®alj. 
 
 Fluosili9'jc, adj. Chem. fluorficfclfaucr. 
 
 Flur'ry, s. 1. bcr SBinb=(Stop 5 Mar. bic SBinb» 
 flagC) (— of snow) bag ((B(bnec=)©efl6bcri 
 2. fig. bcr ^fnflug, Uc pl6^Iid;c (ocrmirrte, 
 dngftlii^e) SSerocgung. 
 
 To Fliir'ry, v. a. l)cftig bcwegcn, befiiirscn. 
 
 ToFliish, V. I. r«. 1. fc^ncll u. i)cftig f(biepen 
 (torn 93lutc)5 2. [(bnell, eilig fommen, l)cr* 
 auf* Ob. ^crauSfa^renj 3. pI6§lid) crrSt^cn, 
 * crgluljcnj 4. Mus. triUern, colorircnj II. a. 
 
 1. pl6|lid) crr6t^cn matben 5 frcubcglii^enb 
 mad)cnj 2. cr^eben, aufbld^en^ 3. Sporf. 
 aufjagen , aufflobern. 
 
 Fliish, I. adj. 1. frif(b, \M)lIfrdftig, uppigj * 
 blii^enbi 2. reid; (— in, an), reid)Ii(b oerfe* 
 ^en (mit), /am. flottj 3.^g. aufgeblofeiij 4. 
 Carp, glattjufammcngefiigt, cinegleid)e, ebc* 
 neglddKbilbenbj 5. Ma*, in 9}l6rtel gelcgt, 
 II. comp. — bolt, bcr cingeiaffene ©(bubriegcl. 
 
 Fliish, s. 1. baS (pI6§li(bc) (Srr6tbcni./ig-*. 2. 
 biclufroaUung 5 3. bie pile, ber llbcrflup^ 
 4. bie Stut^c, Jtraft j 5. Gam. ber glup (bie 
 golgc Don ©Idttern ciner garbe im JVarten= 
 fpieOi 6. Mus. Sdufcr, SriUer. [Sccuntobter. 
 
 Fliish'?r» .y. Orn. ber mittlerc ob. rot()f6pftgc 
 
 Fliish'jng, .v. 1. Geog:. (bic (Stabt) SBrifftngen j 
 
 2. f-s, p/. Com. cine ^rt orbindrcr ©liffcl. 
 Flush'ness , *. bic Scbbaftigfcitbcr garben, bie 
 
 To Flus'ter, v. l.a.l. burci) C3u^)3:rinfcn cr^ 
 Oi^cnj 2.\)crn)irrcnj ll.n.crl)i§t, aufgercgt fein. 
 
 Flus'ter, s. bic ^Jfufmallung, SSutl). 
 
 Flute, s. 1. Mus. bie glotej 2. ^rc/j. bic ^ol)Ie 
 Olinnc (an ©dulen), 3. Mar. bie glcutej 
 JVfi<*-*.beaked — , ob. — a bee, — dace, rooton 
 bas an. vulg. gI6tufe: bic ^Io(bfI6tc, 95Iorf« 
 flotc ) German — , bic Slucrflote j — stop, baS 
 gIStcnrcgiftcr (an ciner Srgcl). 
 
 To Flute, V. I. n.vulg. auf bcr glotc blafcnj 
 II. a. vid. To Chamfer, 1. 
 
 Flu't§d, p. a. Mj/.v-,9.fl6tenartig5— sound,ber 
 'glageolctton^ — beetle, Ent. ber geferbte 
 
 Flu'tist, s. ber glotenbldfcr, glotifl. [©ibroter. 
 
 To FlutV, V. lit. kfig. I. n. 1. (um()er)flat= 
 tern 5 2. unfd)Ififrig fein 3 3. (com 93Ii^)sit= 
 tern, judEen j II. a. beunru^igen, oerwirren. 
 
 Flut'ter, s. 1. ba§ ©eflattcr 5 ©cbroingen, 
 ©(bnjanfen, aSallcnj 2. U\. fig. bic (®c-' 
 mut^^S=)Unrul)e5 SSerrairrung. 
 
 Flu'vial, Fluviat'ic, arf/.jubenglufrenget)6rigj 
 — plants, Bot. ^licpmafferpflanjen. 
 
 Fliix, s. ber gliip: l. bag glicfen^ 2. bieglut^ 
 (beg 9}?eereg)}^gf-.9. 3.ber "iih-- u. 3uflup, (- 
 of money, ©etbOUmlaufj ber \)crdnberlid)e 
 
Flux 
 
 325 
 
 Foil 
 
 3u|lant)5 4-. Med-s, a)l!er7Cu&fIup,^uSn)urfj 
 h) bcr ©peid^elfluf j c) (bloody-) Die (rot^e) 
 Stu^r^ rf) — of women , ber 5}?onat§fIup , 5. 
 Metal. & Chem. a) ber [(^meljbare ^uftanb, 
 6) ber 3uf(^Iag , 3ufa§. 
 
 To Fliix, u. a. in glup bringeii, fc^mclscn. 
 
 Fluxa'tion, s. boS QCb= unb 3ufliefcn. [barfeit. 
 
 Fluxjbn'jty, .V. bic (eigenf(^aft ber) ©(^mels= 
 
 Fliix'jble, adj. 1. fc^melsbar^ 2. raanbclbar. 
 
 Fluxil'ity,A\bie (5)?6gU(^f eit b.)@i^mel5barf eit. 
 
 Flfix'ion, s. 1. ber^Iup: a)Uh%lkUnib) 
 bef. Med. baS ^licfenbe, 2. Afof/i. bic ©iffc* 
 rtntiQl=9le(^nung. [nung bctrcffenb. 
 
 Flux'ionary, adj. Math. Ut ®ijferentiQl=8^e(b» 
 
 Flux'iQnist, s. ber in ber jDiffercntial* (c^cm. 
 5nfiniterimaI03fle(^nungerfQt)rcne. 
 
 To Fly, V. ir. I. n. 1. gen. fliegcn, 2. cilen, 
 f(^ncU torubcrge^cn, cntflie^enj 3. (^erauS) 
 platen, prallen, fpringcnj 4.(— about, abroad) 
 fi(^ cerbreiten, ruc^tbar roerben, 5. incor. ft. 
 To Flee, qv. ; 6. (— out) roe^en, (in ber Suft) 
 flattcrnjtolet — , abfit)iepen, lo^fcbiepenjto 
 
 — at (on), anfa^ren, onfallen , ficb roerfen auf 
 ..5 to — back, (p. ^fcrben) fldtig rocrbcnj 
 
 ^ihten auSff^logeuj to — off, 1. fliel)en5 2. 
 obtriinnig raerbenj 3. loSgctjen (»om B6)kp 
 gen5el)r)j to — out , 1. ausfij^roeifen, 2. ^cr* 
 t»orragen,abn)cid)en5 3.(orto— intoapassion, 
 in 3orn) QU&bred^cn, aufbraufenj IT. a. 1. (lie* 
 ^en, meibenj 2. Falc. beijenj 3. jliegen ma* 
 d^en, auffleigcn iQffen. 
 Fly, I. s. 1. /'><7. bicglicgci 2.M€ch-s.Ux 
 ©^raengel; SBcbeI,gIugel, ba& ©c^roungblatt, 
 bie flapper j Unru^e(an einer Uf)r, jc.)? rtles, 
 j)l. bie Sluberrdber on einem ©ampffc^iffe, 3. 
 ber SBinbfat)nentlugeI, SEinbjeigerj 4. Mar. a) 
 bic Sange (einer glagge, 2C.) 5 ^0 ^i^ SBinbrofe, 
 (5ompQpf(^eibe5 5. ber^iiroagen, bie ©d)neas 
 pof!) 11. comp. — bane, Bot. bie ^ec^uclfej 
 
 — bitten, con ^liegen befd)mu§t i To — blow, 
 V. a. beft^meipen (roie ^liegen)^ — blow, *. 
 l.ber^iicgenftbmu^j ^-nfc^mip, 2. fig. t>a^ 
 ®(^6npflQ)"ter(t)cnj— boat, ba8 gUboot, — 
 brush, ber ^-nroebelj — catcher, Or/J. ber 
 ?f-nfdnger5 To — fish, i. n. mit %-n angeln, 
 
 — flap, 1. ber ^-nrocbelj 2. bie^-nfloppe, 
 
 — frame, Mfc/i. bie ^cinfpinbelbanf 5— honey 
 suckle, Bot. bie^ecfcnfirfd^e, — leaf, Bkb. 
 bQ§ ^nfe§eblQtt,aSorfe|ebIatt5- press, Typ. 
 bie ©cfdjroinbpreffe 5 — rovings, Mecli. bie 
 ®robfpinbelbanfe,®robfpulmaf(binen5— trap, 
 Bot. bie ^-nfalle , — tree , ber ^-nboum i — 
 wteel, Mecli. baS ©(^wungrob^ — wort, Bot. 
 1. ber 5)?u(fenfdnger j 2. vid. — bane. 
 
 Fly'fr, s. vid. Flier. 
 
 f^^'iog-» comp. —arch, Arch, ber Strebes 
 
 bogcn? Mils. — army, baS f-^ Sager j — 
 artillery, bie leicbte (ob. ftt^renbe) TfrtiUcrici 
 — bridge, bie f-C ^riicfcj — buU, Ent. bel 
 f-e ©tier,- camp, bQ§ f-e Sagerj — chair, 
 cineeinfpfinnige, Uid)U (Stjaife, boS Gabrio* 
 let j — cat, Zool. ber f-c 5Kafi 5 — coach, ber 
 (Silwagen, bic ® c^nellpof!} with — colours, mit 
 f-n ^o^nenj^g. fiegreitb j— fish, Ich. ber f-e 
 ^if(^ 5 — fox , vid. Ternate-bat ; — gout , bic 
 iQufenbc ®i6)ti — horse, Pug. ein ©rijf bcim 
 9lingen, wobei ber ©egner uber ben ^opf ge= 
 worfen roirbj — jib , Mar. ber f-c ^lurcrj - 
 louse, Ent. bie Pferbclau^flicgc j — party, 
 bQl f-e 6orp5 5 — pinion, ber ^pcrpenbif cl, bic 
 Unru^c, — post, bie f-c ^0)1 (auf eifcnbal)= 
 ncn)j — sails, Mar. bie obcrtlcn ©cgctj — 
 seal, ba§ offcne ©iegeU — squirrel, Zool.tia^ 
 f-e ei(^^6rn(^cnj — stag, Ent. ber^irfdjfdfcr. 
 
 Foal, s. bQ& gulUn, ^o^lenj - bit (- foot). 
 But. ber ^uflattit^. 
 
 To Foal, V. n. (& a. cin gullcn) n/crfcH; fot)ien. 
 
 Foam, .V. ber ©i^aum. fmen. 
 
 To Foam, v. lit. kfig.n. (— out, a. Qu50fi1)du* 
 
 FOa'my, adj. fdjQumig, ooU ©d^auni. 
 
 Fob, 8. 1. bic (W) 3;afd;e; 2. ber .^niff. 
 
 To Fob, V. a. (oft") abfcrtigenj l)intcrgcl)cn. 
 
 Fo'cal, adj. jum S5rcnnpunftc gcljorig^ — 
 length, bie a^rcnniDcitc. 
 
 Fo'cus , s. T. ber ^ocu§, ©rennpunft. 
 
 FOd'der, s. \. -nk (trocfcne) ptterung , ba§ 
 (trocfene) gutter, 2. Min. a — of lead, tin 
 guber (bie 2afl con 8 pigs, 9}lulbcn a 21 % 
 ©tcinj nacb Morf. gcrec^nl. 2272, in London 
 abcr nur 20 |)unbert ^funb) S»lei. 
 
 To FodMer, v. I. a. 1. fiittem j 2. Mar.(eincn 
 2ccf)|lopfenj II. n. gutter cin^olen, foura* 
 
 Foe, s. ber ^cinb } ©egner. [gircn. 
 
 Foed'eral &c. vid. in Fe . . . . 
 
 F«g, .V. ber (bicfe) 3^ebelj-bank, .Sea, baS 
 S^cbellanb, ©djeinlanb, 3;reiblanb. 
 
 To Fog, V. a. (— over) umncbcln, umbuf^crn. 
 
 Fog'^ge, s. For. Laiu, baS unabgemeibete ob. 
 unabgemd^etc ©ommcrgra^. [A'nay. 
 
 Fo'gy,s.s/a«5?,b.n)unbcrl.aIte|)err/pi)i(ifter, 
 
 Fog'gjness , .V. 1. bo§ 'Jicbclige, bie ©id)tigfeit 
 (ber SBoIfen) 5 2. fig. bic ©tumpffmnigfcit. 
 
 Fwg'Sy » «4i- 1- ncbclig, roolfig, bunfiig 5 bi(^t 5 
 2. fig. flumpffinnig, bumm. 
 
 Fob, Fogh [fo] , int. pfui! wcg bomit! 
 
 Foi'ble, s.fig. bic (Sd^n)dd>e. 
 
 To Foil, V. a. 1. pcrciteln, ju nidjtc mat^cnj 2. 
 ubermeiflern,ubcr»inbcn3 S.iibertrejfcn, oer» 
 bunfcin, 4.jicren, fd^miirfcn, au§Icgcn5 5. 
 irre ma(^en^ con ber rccbten (Spur abbringcni 
 6. vid. To Fallow. 
 
 Foil, s. 1. ba§?TiebejLffii;r&n,3_^ie3^iebcrlQgc, 
 
Foil 
 
 326 
 
 Fool 
 
 @i^lappej 2. fig. ber Moth, Uc Sel)Ibittcj 
 T-s. 3. fcttft Sdlatt, SaubwerF, ber 3ierat()j 
 4. golic (au(^^g.)) 5. Fenc. boS Olappicr. 
 
 Foi'lable, crrfj. »erwerfli(i^. [fd)el im ©rafe 
 
 Foi'ijng, .?. Sport, bie ^d()rte, <Spur bc§ 4>ii^= 
 
 To Foin, V. n. (im ^ed^ten) au»ftopen j flopen. 
 
 Foin, .V. 1. ber ©tof, ©ticb 5 2. ba§ DJ^arberfeU. 
 
 To Foist, v. 0. 1. uuterfd^icben,\)erfd(f(ben (Ur= 
 Funben, jc.) , 2. betriiigcn mit .... 
 
 Fot'sty, &.C. vid. Fusty, &c. 
 
 Fold, I. *. 1. bie ^iirbc, ^fercbc j 2. ber (S(i^af= 
 flail 5 3.bie ^crbe (® cbofe) 5 4-. bic ^altc 5 5. ber 
 Umf(l)lQgj 6. Bkf).ux%aly, T. ber(3:i)ur0 
 %lii^di — course, ba§ ^fercbred^t, — net. 
 Sport ba§ ©(blagnc^j II. o^/;. & adv. nur 
 comp. -fatb, -fdltigj two-fold, jroeifacb / 2C. 
 
 To Fold, V. reg. & ir. I. a. 1. faltenj — down, 
 cinftblagenj — up, jufammenlcgcn j 2. Bfr6. 
 falsenj aneinanbcr fiigcn? 3. (cins)pfcrd)enj 
 4. * (— in) cinbullcnj il.n. (in* ob.aufeinan= 
 ber) paffcn, ftblicpen (roic Sburflugcl). 
 
 Fol'dage, s. IDIC Fold-course. 
 
 Fol'den, p. p. t)on To Fold, qo. 
 
 Fol'der, s. 1. bcr ^altcnbc, 2C.5 2. ba§(Sm= 
 [(blagemeffer, 3. (paper—) ba§ ^aljbein. 
 
 Fol'djng, I. p. *. 1. bic ^altcj ber^aljj 2. ba& 
 4)iirbenf(blagcn , ^Pfercbcnj II. comp. — bed, 
 ba§ ^elbbctti — chair, bcr ^elbflubl, .fi'lopp= 
 flul)!,— door, bie ^lugcltt)ur5 — bat, bcr 
 ^(opp^utj — pocket-lantern , bie Za^6)cnliX= 
 terne 5 — screen, bic fponiffbc SBanb 5 — stick, 
 *oa§ galjbcin, - table, bcr J;iapptifd^. 
 
 Folja'ceous, adj. Bot. &. Min. blatterigj — 
 spar, 58ldtterfpatf>. 
 
 Fo'liage, s. 1. bad 8aub, bcr aSaumfcblagj 2. 
 T. btt§ funfKi(be Saubwcrf. 
 
 To Fo'liage , v. a. T. mit SaubiDcrf i^crjicrcn. 
 
 ToFo'ijate, v. a. 1. ju SSIdttcrn fd^lagcn^ 2. 
 T. mit golie belcgcn. 
 
 Fo'liate, adj. Bot. bldttcrig. 
 
 FO'liated, p. a. Min. bIdtterig5-gold,g3ltttt« 
 golb 5 — silver, «BIattrtlber. 
 
 Folia'tion, s. 1. bic SSclaubung, bcr ©Idttcrs 
 routbs, T-s. 2. ba§ ©(blagen ju Slattern j 3. 
 ba5 aSelcgen mit ^olie, bic ^olitrung. 
 
 Fo'liature [— tshurj , .v. 1. ba§ gefd^Iagcnc 
 asiott (pon ®olb, 2C.)} 2. bic a3rttttcrung. 
 
 Fo'ljer, s. T. ba5 ®lansblatt, bie ^olic. 
 
 Fo'ljO, s. 1. bag ^Olio i 2. (~ volume) bcr ^0= 
 Uontj 3. bie ©lattfcitc zint^ SSucbcS, in-, 
 
 Fo'ljole, s. Bof.baS 55ldtt(ben.[in IBogcngropc. 
 
 Fo'lioos, adj. l.Iaubig, bldttcrig 5 2. blattartig, 
 bunn, 3. Bot. mit Jftldttcrn bur(bfe§t. 
 
 Folk (Folks, mod.) [fok] , s. collect, bef. hurl. 
 bQS SSoIf, bic gcutej gentle — , fornc^mc 
 
 ficutCJ — land, md. Copy-hold. 
 
 Fol'ljcle, s. bef. £ot-*. I.ba§(£uft=)a5(d§4ctt,- 
 2. bic 95algfapfelj 3. Anat. ba§ ^dutil}cuj 
 bie ®allenblafc5 4. Surg, ber gitcrfarf. 
 
 Follifc'ulous, adj. Bot. ^rud)tbdlgc tragenb. 
 
 To Fol'low, V. I. a. 1. lit. kfig. (nad))fo(gcn} 
 2. pcrfolgenj 3. bcgleitcnjjtg-*. 4. befolgcn, 
 beobad^tcn, 5. nad)gct)en, oblicgcn, fid) wib= 
 meitj 6. an^angcnj to — the law, porCScridjt 
 gcbcn, Hagcnj to — out, burcbfe^cn, II. n. 1. 
 lit. Scfig. folgcn j 2. (— on) bcljarrcn (in). 
 
 Fol'low, s. Lock-sm. bic jracilappigc Jliup (am 
 Sburf(bIop). 
 
 Fol'lower, s. 1. bcr ?ia(btretcr5 2. bcr a5eglci= 
 tcr,®efeUf(bafterj 3. ber :}fnbdngcr5 4. ber 
 @d;uler j 5. bcr ©iener j — gage, Mcch. bcr 
 Jtronrab^bobcnmeffcr. 
 
 Fol'ly , 6-. 1. bic Sbor^cit, s^arrbeitj ^ofTcj 2. 
 bic (®eifteS=)3(bnjdd)C5 3. bic^Cu§f(bweifung, 
 8aflert)aftigfeit. [^-fig. anrcijcn, ndt)rcn 
 
 To Foment', v. a. 1. bd^cn j lauraarm babcnj 
 
 Fom^nta'tion , s. 1. bic Sd^ungj 2. baS Sd* 
 I)ung§mittcl 5 3.%. bic^Cnreisung, Grmun= 
 terung. 
 
 Fomen't^r, s. bcr (Srmuntcrcr, 7fnreiscr. 
 
 Fond, I. arfj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. uni^crftdrtbig j 
 albcrn , finbifd; 3 2. iibcrtricben jdrtlicb, Per= 
 narrt j to be — of, gern ^aben, fetjr liebcnj 3 
 Sport. Idufifcb. [pcrsdrtclii. 
 
 To FSn'dle, v. a. jdrtlitb bc()anbcln, liebfofcn, 
 
 Fon'dler, s. bcr S5crsdrtler. [2. bcr (Sunfiling. 
 
 Fon'dling, s. ]. ba& ©d)oopfinb, ber Sieblingi 
 
 Fond'ness, s. 1. (m. ii.) bic ubcrtricbcnc 3drr' 
 Ii(bfcit,tl)6ridjte2iebe,- 2. bie (innigc) 3"' 
 neigung , 3drtlid)Fcit, 2iebc 5 3. bie SSorlicbe, 
 leibcnfcbaftlidK ^icigung (jum S^runf , jc). 
 
 Font, s. 1. ber :5)aufftein j 2. Typ-s. bcr ®u^ 
 (eincr ©d^rift)) a — of letters, bcr ©iepjettel. 
 
 Fon'tal, adj. urfprungU(b, SlucHen-. 
 
 Fon'tanel, s. I. Surg, baggontancllj 2. f-s, 
 pl. Anat. bic ^ontancHcn. [3tabrung. 
 
 Food, s. 1. ba§ gutter j 2. (aud^/g-.) bic ©peifc, 
 
 F66d'ful, adj. ndijrcnb , fru(btbar. 
 
 F661, I. s. 1. bcr asiobfinnigci 2. bcr Xi)t>r, 
 5carrj bic ^Urrinn? 3. ber ^pcfrenrcipcrj 
 (king's—) ^ofnarr j 4. Script, bcr 2aflcrt)aftt j 
 5. Coofc. @tad^clbccrs(Sremcj II. comp. — '» 
 cap, cinc^rtSd^reibpapicrj German— 's cap, 
 ba§ /^/•o-patrm-^apicrj— hardy, 1. toll* 
 !u()nj2.bummbrcifl5 — hardiness, 1. bic 3;oU- 
 Fii^ntjcitj 2. bic©ummbreifligFeit j— 's para- 
 dise, tr. ©d^laraffcnlanb 5 Bot-s. — 's parsley, 
 bie®Ieifc, |>unb$petcrfilie j — stones. baiJ 
 jtnabcnfrautj— tr^\), fig. bic ^)iarrcnfttUc. 
 
 To F66I, V. I. n. ben Siarrcn matbcn, ^oJTen 
 treiben, tdnbclnj II. a. 1. i>erd(btli(b bctjon? 
 bclnj nan'cn, dffcnj 2. bet^oren j 3. bintcrgj* 
 
Fool 
 
 B27 
 
 Forb 
 
 l)cn, betriigen (— [out] of, urn) j to — away, 
 ocrgcubcn. 
 Foo'iery, s. 1. U( Zf^ovf^tit, fftaxxf^titj %xa^ti 
 2. \iit gappalic. 
 FoO'lish, I. adj.; II. -ly, adv. 1. t^oric^t, 
 ndrrif(^i 2. lappifd^, poffen^aftj 3. Script. 
 laftevt)aftj III.— ncss, .v.t5ic3:(jov^eit,3?orr^eit. 
 Foot [flit] , I. *. 1. Der ^up j fig-s. 2. fcaS Un= 
 tere, ter guf : a)l)o& ( unterftc) ©nbej ©tamm= 
 ©n))e j 6) l)cr ©runbj ta$ gupgcfteU, l)ic ®a= 
 fiSj c) Co//i. bcr (Sd}Iu^ (o. ®riefen, 0le(^s 
 nungen,2C.)5 3. Der ^lan , entrourf j 4. Da§ 
 gupiDoIf, Die ^nfanterie (o^nc p/.) J &• Dcr 
 @(i^ul) (on eincm ©tiefcl)5^u^ling,t)ic®ocee 
 (an cincm ©trumpfc) j 6. bcr SoDcnfa^ (oon 
 ^liifrigf citcn) j T. bcr gup (Sdngcnmap »on 
 12 3oU)j 8. /'oef. bcr (SScr§=)§up 5 on-, 
 1. ju gupci 2. auf ben SScincnj 3. im SScrfc j 
 to set on — , in (SJang bringcn, in'd 5Bcrf fej* 
 jen, — by— , nadj unb na(^, aUmdljligj II. 
 comp. — hull, 1 . bcr g-ball, aSoUonj 2. ba» g-» 
 bQUfpiel/Sallonfc^lagenj- bands, p/.^nfan^ 
 terie, g-t>0lf j — bear, bieg-mattC^ — board, 
 ba& g-bret,ber '^-Uitti - boy, ber 2Quf= 
 burfc^c } Saf ci , — bridge, ber ©teg j — cloth, 
 berg-teppitbj — fall, bai;@toIpcrn,bergc^I= 
 txitti — fat, Tcf. n)ci(bl}ufig} — halt. Kef. bic 
 8dt)me (®d)QffranF^eit) j — hold , bcr Slaum 
 (4)oIt) fiir bic gupc j — irons, pL cifernc ©o^» 
 len fiir JlonQigrdbcrj — man, 1. bcrg-gdn« 
 gcr5 2. bcr^nfanterifti 3. bcrSafcij 4. cin 
 (Seidell , urn ben S^oofl am geucr warm ju cr* 
 ^altcnj — inanship , bic gertigfcit im (Se^cn 
 ober 8aufen j — mark, — print, vid. — step 
 1.5 — note, bic Sicytnotcj— pace, 1. bcr Iang=' 
 fame, gemo^nlicbe ©djritti 2, ber (S^rcppcn*); 
 Ifbfa^}- pad, ber (Strapenrdubcr jug.i — i 
 path, bcr g-fteig, g-pfabi — plough , einc 
 7f rt ® (broungpflug } — post , 1 . bic g-po|l j 2. 
 (— post -bey) bcr (^oftO^SotC^ — race, ber| 
 agettlauf j Mars. 1 .— rope, ba& Unterleif j 2. j 
 — ropes . pi. bic ^ferbe, vulg. ^aarben j— rot, 
 VaX. bic g-fdule ((S(^af!ranH)cit) , — rule, bcr 
 OKapflabiDon 12 3oU(lg.)j- stalk, jSot.ber 
 ©tengcl, ©tielj -stall, 1. baSg-geftcU5 2. 
 bcr <Stcigbugel an cincm graucnfattcl j - step, 
 
 1 . va. kfig. (bef. pi') bcr gupftapfe, bie epurj 
 
 2. Typ. bcr ^ntritt (an ber ^reffc) i - stool, 
 berg-f(bemcl,bic^utfcbej— stove, bie gcuer* 
 fie!cj— waling, MfTr.bicinwenbigcn^lanfcn 
 S»if(^cn ben SEBcgern. 
 
 To Foot [fut] , V. I. n. (— it) 1. tanjcn, trip* 
 peln^ 2. ju ^upe gc^cn? II. a. l. fufcn, bctre= 
 tcn5 2.mitbemgupefortflopcn}3.((Strumpfe) 
 mit gfiplingen t.>erfef)cn, anflricfenj to — an 
 account, Com. cine 9le(^nung fummiren. 
 
 Footled [flit' — ], adj. comp. fiipigj cloven 
 — , 8meil)ufig j flat - , plattfiipig , :c. 
 Foot'ing [Alt' -] , s. 1. baS gupcii , ber ^alt j 
 fig-s. 2. bcr (Btii^punft, nnterc 3:()ei[ j 3. ber 
 ©runb, W aSafiSj 4. bcr gupboben} 5. ber 
 fcfteS3efi^, einftanb^ 6. bieSiieberlaifungj 
 
 7. bcr 3uflanb, gup, bic Sagei 8. (-lace) 
 glatter ©pigcngrunb (jum einfa|). [affe. 
 
 Fop (Fop'ljng) , dim. s. ber 3?arr, (^cdf, 3ier= 
 
 Fop'pery, s. 1. bic 3:i)or[}cit, JJiarr^eit, poffej 
 2. ber Sanb, glittcrflaat. 
 
 Fop'pjsh, I. adj.\\\. — ly, adv. ndrrifd? , get= 
 fcn^aft, cifel j III. - ness, s. 1. bic S^tarr^eit j 
 2. bcr eitle^runf. 
 
 For, I. prep, l.fiir, »or, urn j 2. rocgen, um . . . 
 miUen, aud, 3. (oon ^rt unb ^i\i) na(b, ju, 
 auf, an, mit j 4. (as -) in ?:8etrcff5 5. anftattj 
 glcid), al§5 6. ungead)tct, tro§ j 7.ocrmittcl|tj 
 
 8. n)cnn...ni(j^t5 9. bamit ...nid^tjataloss 
 — . . . , ocrlcgen um . . . , to stay — . . . , mar= 
 ten auf ... j I hear — cerfain , id) crfa^rc alg 
 gewipi — life, auf 2ebenS5Citj — what remains, 
 ubrigenS j once — all, cin fiir atlc OJ^al j — the 
 end of this month. Com. per Ultimo btcfc8j 
 to be — , c§ ^alten mit..., ftd) bcf^immen 
 fiir ... j what— ? wcpmcgcn ? — w hat ? roofiir ? 
 roarum?— all (that), bci aUe(tro^)bcm}- 
 ought, Ac. vid. Ought, A;c. ; there's a fellow 
 — you , ba§ ift (cinmal) cin Jtcrl ! — shame : 
 (fie — shame!) pfui , fc^dmc S)i(b ! — ... I 
 ^dttc bod^ . . . ! mdrc bod) . . . ! 2C. j O — a 
 friend! o ^dttc i(b cincn grcunb! 11. conj. 
 
 1. benn? 2. meil, ba^ — as much as, meil, ba, 
 infofcrn. 
 
 F8r'age, .v. 1. OJJunbPorrat^, 2eben§mittcl i 2. 
 
 bef. Mil. bic gouragc} 3. ba§ gouragircn. 
 To F5r'age , o. I. n. bef. MiL fouragircn, II. 
 
 a. (cin 2anb burii) ^liinbcrung bcr 2cbcn&= 
 
 mittcl) oer^eeren i foraging party, bag gou« 
 
 cagirungScommanbo. 
 Foray' [ob. for'ay], vid. Forray. 
 Forhiide', prct. ». To Forbid, qv. 
 To ForbeAr', u. ir. I. u.\. ablaffcu, cin^altenj 
 
 2. wartcn j 3. fi(b gcbulbcn , langmiit^ig feinj 
 11. a. 1 . meibenj 2. untcrlaffen, ficb cnt^altenj 
 
 3. f(boncn, bulben j I cannot— ohserving, \^ 
 hmn nicbt um^in jubemcrfen. 
 
 ForbeA'rance, s. 1. bic SScrmcibung , Untcrlaf^ 
 fungj 2. bic@nt{)a[t!'amfeit} 3. bie (Sebulb, 
 2angmut^,9^a(l^fi(bt. [ficbtigc 
 
 ForbeA'rer, s. 1. ber Untcrlaffcr j 2. bcr 9^o(b= 
 
 To Forbid', v. ir. a. kn.\. t^crbictcn, untcr= 
 fagenj 2. ^inbcrn, God — ! ba8 woHc (?ott 
 loerbiiten ! 
 
 Forbid'den , I. (or Forbid') , p. p. o. To For- 
 bid ; U. p. a ; III. — ly, adv. unerlaubt. 
 
Forb 
 
 328 
 
 Fore 
 
 Fprbid'd^r , s. ter SSerbietcr. [brig. 
 
 Forbid'ding, p. a. abf(^rccfcnb ; abjtofent), m= 
 
 To Forbode', vid. To Fore-bode. 
 
 Fprbore', pret., Forborne', p. p. \). To Forbear, 
 
 Force, ^. 1. lit. &fig. bicffraft, ^ad)t, ®e= 
 roalt, (StSrfej 2. bie vKricg^maci^t, hq.pl 
 (military) f-SjISruppeiij 3. Laic,t>ie®cfc|jc§s 
 fraft, ©filtigfeit, 4. ber Sta^brucf (bc5 :!CuS= 
 brucfeg; k.) j — pump, Mech. bic ©i-uctpumpej 
 /%. (Sompreffion^pumpe. 
 
 To Force, V. I. a. 1. jwrngcn, not^igcit, 2. 
 uberraciUigen j 3. (mit ©eroalt) trcibcn, brdn= 
 gen, ftofen, preffen, 4.(feine Jtrdftc)anftrcn= 
 gen? ;">. erswiugen, buv(^fe|eu j (— from) ah- 
 bringen, crpreffen, 6. crobcrn, crfliirmcn, 
 fprengcnj buriprcd)en, erbred^ciu '^- o) (mit 
 ® croalt) berauben 5 6) not^jiic^tigcn 5 8. C^ofe. 
 farcircn 5 9.^g. anfiiUen, fpirfen (— with, mit) j 
 10. Hort. (33lumen, jc.) treibcn, seitigenj 
 T-A-.to— wine, S[Betiu>erftedKn (vuTfdlfd^en)} 
 to— wool, (cincm ©t^afe) bie SBoUe bcf^nci- 
 bcttj to — a word, eiii neucs SBort mad^cu, 
 pragcri) to — open, ttufbrcd^eni to — upon 
 1. aufbringen, aufjroingeii) 2. crjroingcn, 
 burtbfcoenj II. n. ©croalt braud^cn. 
 
 For'ced, I. p. a, ; II. — ly , adv. fig. gcjmun- 
 geri; uimaturli(^. [ftarh 2. gcraaltfom. 
 
 FOrce'fiil, I. ady. ; H. — ly , arfy. 1. gcwattig, 
 
 Force'less, adj. I. haftlod, unt>ermcgcnb? 2. 
 
 For'c^ps, .y. (lat.) Surg, bie 3angc. [uugiittig. 
 
 For'cer, 4. 1, sing. 1. bcr, bie, HB 3wingcnbe, 
 JC. vid. To Force ; 2. JVfec/i. ber @mboIu§, 
 2)rucffolbcn, ©rurfflcmpel j II. f-s, p/. Swrg-. 
 bie 3at)uj(ingc, ber pelican. 
 
 For'cible, I. adj.; II. — ly, adu.ftarh l.md(^= 
 tig, trdftig, roirffamj 2. ^eftig, 3. burd)brin* 
 genb (t). ®cru(i)en) }4. cinbringlic^ (oon S[Bor= 
 ten, :c.) 5 5. geroaltfam j III. — ness, s. bie C^c* 
 wttlt, (Seroaltfamfcit. 
 
 For'cing-, comp. iVfec/i-.<. — pnnip, bie S)ruct= 
 pumpe j — rod, bie @cl^Iagrutl)c (jum S3trci= 
 Un [S5erflc(^eu] ber SBeine). 
 
 For'cjpated, adj. jangenformig. 
 
 Ford, s. 1. bie Surt, 2. sun), ber ©troni, glup. 
 
 To Ford, V. a. bur(lt>n)atcn. 
 
 For'dable, odj. buri^jumatcn , untief. 
 
 FOr'dage.j. ba&^d^rgclb. 
 
 Fore, I. adj. ber, bie, bag vorberci II. adv. 1. 
 oornj 2. tor^cr j - and aft. Mar. a) i>orn u. 
 Ijinten, b) pon corn nad^ tjintcn (b. i. bie ganje 
 Sdjiffsldnge) j III. comp. Gl)cr*, S?ort)er*, 
 Sorber*, SSorauS= (t>on 3cit u. Srt) : To - 
 advise, corner rttt^cnj roorncnj — appoint- 
 ment, bie SSor^crbeftimmungj To - bode, 0. 
 1. 1. j>orl)cr ocrfunbigen, rociffogenj 2. a^s 
 nenj — bodement, l.ba§5Borjci(i^en,bicSSor^ 
 
 bebeutung j 2. bie ?l^nung j — bodings, s. pi. 
 SSorbcbcutungcn 5 — bolt , ber SSorftctfcr, 
 <Sd^lopnagcIj— bowline. Mar. bic ^crtbu» 
 Unie? — braces, s. pi. Mar, bic ^ocfbraffcn j 
 To — cast^ V. ir. I. a. figs. 1. oorl)er fe()cn j 
 2. corner cntracrfcn, cinric^tcu, 3. verier be= 
 bcnfcn, au§finncn j ll. u. cincn ^pian cntiucr^ 
 fen? — cast, 1. bic S5orfid)t 5 2. ber (Sntraurf, 
 ^lanj — castle, Mar. bic Sact, baS S5orbcr= 
 caftcUj- cited, »or()er angcfiil)rt, i>crcrn)dt)ntj 
 To — close, V. a. 1. (i\ gtmad) QUSfdjliepcnj 
 2. 1)inbcrnj3. /.a»o-*.prdcIubircui To— close 
 a mortgage, cinpfanb fur \>crfaUcu crfldrcn j 
 
 — closure, 1. bic 'ifudfd)licpung 5 2. bic ^cm^ 
 mungj 3. /.oiu, a)prdcIufion}/>)SScrfalI§crs 
 fldrung j — conceived , fig. i>orgcfQpt j — 
 course, Afar.baS^otffegclj To— date,u.«. vor* 
 ob. t)orau^ batircn j — deck , Afar. ba§ >8ors 
 ber(t)cr)bccf 3 To — deem, V. a. mut^maf cn i 
 
 — ditch. Fort, ber S5crgrabcn j To — doom. 
 V. a. tor^cr bcflimmcn j auscrfctjcn, — door, 
 bie SSorbcrt^iir,- end, bQ5S5crbcrcnbc,S5cr= 
 bcrt^cil j — fathers, s. pi. bic ffiorfa^rcn, 7(^- 
 ncn j To — fend, v. a. 1. abjDcnbcn, vcr^utcui 
 2. bc()iitcn j fic^ern, 3. untcifagcn j — finger, 
 ber 3eigcfinger 5 — tlap , ca5 iSorbcrtt)cil (cf. 
 Flap) ; — foot, l.bcr>8orbcvfu(Ji 2. Mar. btt§ 
 SSorberreitfnicj - front, bic Sorbcrfcitc 5 - 
 gears, vid. — jeers; To — go, v. tr. a. 1. 
 Qufgcbcn, \?ersidjtcn (auf) j 2. cinbii^cn, cer^ 
 licrcn j —going, tjor^crgcljcnb 5 — ground, ber 
 SSorbcrgrunbi — hand, 1..?. Af(f?i.bcrJiBi.nbcr= 
 t^eil (cincS *pferbc$),bic5Borbcrl)anb) II. adj. 
 
 1 . {or — handed) frii^jcitig j 2. i>ort)crge^cnbi 
 
 — hatchway , Mar. bic SSorlufCj — head 
 [f»r'(h)ed], bic ©tirtt (<XVL6) fig.)i— head- 
 piece, bic iSt-pIattc cinc§ ,Rutf(^pfcrbc§ 5 To 
 
 — hear, r. n. l^^^rt)cr uutcrrici^tetfcin? A^ar-*. 
 
 — hooks, pi. bic a3ugbanbCttj —jeers, s.pl. 
 bie ^ocffarbcelci To —judge, v. a. l. oertjcr 
 Ob. »oreilig bcurttjcilcnj abfprcdjcn (fiber) j 
 
 2. Law, QbWCifcn, QUSracifcnj — judgment, 
 ba§ Sorurt^eil, To — know, v. ir. a. cort)cr 
 wifcn, — knowable, roa§ fid) tor()crn)iiKn 
 Idptj — knowledge, bay SSerl)Crn)ifrcnj-Iand, 
 baS SSorlanb, SSorgcbirgc , To — lay, v. ir. a. 
 
 1. (@incm) ben a^cg i>crlcgcn , auflaucrn» 
 
 2. fig. Qnjcttcln^ — leech of astay sail. Mar. 
 baS SSorlci? cincs (StagfcgclS, — lock, ^a^ 
 SSorberljaor, ©tirnljaarj- locks,.v.p/. (cb. — 
 lock-bolts) Afar. (Splintboljcn, ©plintcuj- 
 loin , Sport, mit bem SBilbc burd)gcgangen 
 (oon 3flgb()unbcn) 5 — man, l. bcrS5crmann, 
 Sorfi^eri ber SDbmanni 2. ber ^Qbrifmeiilerj 
 
 3. ber factor (ciner ^iK^brurfcrci), 4. ter 
 erfte ©efellc (terft^. .pQubwcrfer) . SBcrf mei' 
 
Fore 
 
 329 
 
 Forg 
 
 flcr: a) Carp. & Mas. ^poUrc 5) Tail. Sq= 
 fclf(^ncit)er5 c) Slwem. -Bretmeifter , jcj- 
 mast, 5. Mar. ber gocfmoft) — mentioned 
 adj. oorerwd^nt 5 — most, I. adj. UV CVftCj 
 oorUcrflc J U. (or — mostly) adv. ccran, oor= 
 QU§,Suerfl3 — motber,t)ie^l)nfrQU}— named 
 corern)ttt)nt, oorbcnanntj — noon , Dcr SJor* 
 mittagj To — ordain, u. a. oor^cr i^eroit* 
 ncnj - part, 1. Der erj^e :£t)eil5 2.(Dag)SSor= 
 Dert^eilj 3. l)er "Jfnfang, — prize, Law, t)cr 
 SSorbe^ttlt, bie SSeDingung j — prized. Law, 
 auSgenommen , mit SSovbe()alt} — quarters 
 (of a horse) , s. pi. Man. bic ©d^ultcm unb 
 SSorberbeine eine&pfcrbcS , To — reacli upon, 
 V. a. Mar. uberfegeln j — room , ba§ Sorbets 
 jimmer. To — run, v. ir. a. l.mci)"t>g-.S5crs 
 Ifiufcr (t?on etH)a») feinj corner geben, 2. 
 iibert)olen3 — runner, btr SSorldufcr (au(^ 
 Mar.), SSorbote j — said, oorbefagtj — sail. 
 Mar, ba§ ^ocffegcl ? To — see , v. ir. a. x>ox= 
 ^crfc^en, coi()ern)itTcni To — shadow, v. a. 
 ocrt)cranbeuten, aljiicn laffen j — shadowings, 
 pL. SSora^nungenj — ship, baS SSorbevt^eil 
 bc6®d)iffe&3 To — shorten, v. a. Paint. (gi= 
 gurcn; x>oxn rcrfurjen, in ber SJcrfursung 
 jciij^neu j To — show, V. ir. a. 1. J:^or^er onjei 
 gen, t>cr!unbcn5 2, oor^erfogen, weijfagen, 
 
 — shower, ber S\5eiffager , — shrouds , ^. pi. 
 Mar. bic ^orfwaiib j - sight, 1. bad 5Borl)er= 
 fel)en5 2. bie S>orfcrge, ^iorfidjtj — skin , \ik 
 Siorl)aut j — skirt, ber (58orber=)<S(boop (am 
 Olocte)5 — spent, I. n:^ >}erbrau(bti 2. cr= 
 fc^opft (— with, con) j — staff, Naiit. bev^a^ 
 cob»}lab j To — stall, V. a. 1. oorl)er roegiict)^ 
 menj 2..%. j^orgrcifcn, suocrfommeiii 3 
 Law , oorfaufcn , ( im SSorauS) auffaufcu j - 
 stalment, bcrSSorfaufj Afar-A. — stay, ba& 
 gocf flag 5 — stay -sail, bag gorfftagfegcU - 
 tackle, bag SScrfcitcntarfel j To — taste, v. a. 
 
 1 . corfoften , (corner) fd)mecfen5 crebenjenj 
 
 2. fig. tjorcnipfinben j - taste, ber S^orfc^macf, 
 
 — taster, ber grebenjerj ^Jlunbfdjenf, To — 
 tel, V. ir. a. 1. (aud) ».) oortjerfagcn, wa^r* 
 fagen^ 2. i^orbebcuten, — teller, berSBa^rfai 
 gcr 3 To — think, v. ir. a. 1. corner bebenfen, 
 bered^neuj 2, at)nen 5— thought, ber SSorbe= 
 bad)t3 bie SSorforge j — token, ^ah ^njeid^en, 
 Mc SSorbebcutung? To — token, v. a. oortjer 
 bejei(^nen, i?orbebeuten j — tooth, ber SSorber= 
 jtt^n 5 — top, 1. ber SSorbert^eil j B6}0X)U 2. 
 Mars, ber SSormar§} captain of the — top, 
 ber TfuSgutfer auf bcm SSormorS 3 — top-mast, 
 bic JBorjltengc, 'gocfftengc^ — top-mast steer- 
 ing-sail, baS ^ocEf^engentleuerfcgel 5 — top- 
 gallant-mast, bie S3orbram)lenge5 — top gal- 
 iant-royaUsail, bail S?orobenbramfegeI j — top 
 
 gallant sail, ta^ SSorbramfegel J ~ top gallant- 
 yard, bic SSorbramraa, — top-sail, bas S8oV' 
 marefegel , - top-yard , bie SSormarSraa 5 - 
 tye, ba5 ^ocfbrel)rcep j — ward, Mi7.bcrS>cr» 
 trab) To — warn , v. a. 1. lutov JDarnenj 2. 
 oor^erfagenj 3. (mit of) lu'rbicten } — wheel. 
 l.btt&SBorbcrrab, 2. berSortrab, — wind, 
 Afar, ber gute (giinftige) SBinb j — woman, bie 
 SKerfmcifterinn, giUjrerinn (c/. — man); - 
 wrist, baSoorbcrc^anbgelenfj — yard, l.ber 
 Ssor^of, 2. Mar. bie ^ccfraa. 
 For'ejgn [for'rjn] , adj. fremb: 1. auSlcinbifcb 5 
 
 2. nicbtjur ©acbege^origobcrpajfenb, Cum-.v 
 for — account, fiir frembe JHctbnung 5— bills, 
 au&njdrtigc (auf lu§i)eimifii^c gcsogcncjSBcri)* 
 fcl3 — office, Engl. bicKanjIci ber auswdrtis 
 gen ^ngclcgcnljeiten. 
 
 For'eigner [— 'jner] , s, bcr frembe, ^fu^ldnber. 
 For'ejgnness [— 'In — ] , s, 1. bicgrcmb^citj 2 
 
 bie grembartigfeit, ba§ Unpaffenbc j 3. Law, 
 Foren'sjc, adj. gcri^tUtb. [bie ^ncompctenj 
 For'est, I. 5. l.ber gorfl, SBalb, JBufcb, 2. 
 
 Law. berfonigl.^orft, gc^dgteSffialbj II. adj. 
 
 raalbig , Idnblicb j — glade , '^U gorfiwicfc 5 — 
 
 house, bad ^6rfler^aug3-laws,bie§orfige)'e&c. 
 For'estage, *. l.ba&^orf^rc(btj 2. bieSorjl* 
 For'est^d, p. a. baumrcid), bcl)ol5t. [abgabe. 
 For'ester, .v. 1. ber ^orficr 3 2. ber ^erftfun^ 
 
 bigcj 3. ber SBalbbemo^ner. 
 For'feit[-'fit], 1. .V. 1. bie Ubcrtrctung bet 
 
 ^flid)t, SSerreirfung; 2. baS cerfallene ©utj 
 
 3. bo§ Oleugclb, 4. bic ©clbflrafcj 5. (the 
 g.-ime of) f-8, pi. bad ^fdnbcrfpicl 3 ll. p. a. 
 i>ern>ir!t, T?erfaUen. 
 
 To Fiir'fejt, v. a. 1. |l(b eincr @a(^e oerluftig 
 
 mad>cn, (cin Out) terroirfenj 2. (fein SBort) 
 •For'fejtable, adj. i^criDirfbar. [bredjcu. 
 
 Fdr'fejtijr, s. bcrS5crmirfenbe, U. o/.To Forfeit. 
 Fiir'fejture [— tshur] , s. wie Forfeit, 1. — 4. 
 Forgave', prel. X>. To Forgive. 
 Forge, s. 1. bie @(^micbc3 ber ©(bmeljefen 3 
 
 Gifenljammer, bie ^ammcr^utte3 2. ^^'. bie 
 
 D.ueUe (@(bmiebe)5 3. r^a^ Searbciten ber 
 
 5}ietaUe, bad ^(bmicben. 
 To Forge, v. a. 1. lit. [d^miebenj T'^-v. 2. er* 
 
 bid)tcn J vulg. aud^ecfcn 3 3. natbmatbcu, vcr» 
 
 fdlf(ben3 to — coin, falfdjmiinscn. 
 For'ger, s. ber ©d)miebenbc, ic. rf. b. i\ SB. 
 For'gery, s, 1. bie 6rbid)tung3 S>crfdl)d)ung5 
 
 2. Law, bad (5apitat>?crbrc(bcn ber gdl|'d)ung 
 
 uub ^alfd)mun5erci. 
 To Forget', v. ir. a. iHrgeffen. 
 Forget'ful, T. adj.; 11. — ly, adc. 1. VHTgcpIidj 3 
 
 2. uiiocbtfom, forgIod3 111. — ness, s. 1. bie 
 
 58ergcjfenf>eit; 2.bic 5scrgcpli{fefeit.[rmbcrifd). 
 For'getfve, odj. (S/tJcsp. 2 Hen. IV. 4, 3) ei* 
 
Forg 
 
 330 
 
 Fort 
 
 Fprgiv'able, adj. ceijeit)U(:^. [2. erlaffen. 
 
 To Forgive', v. ir. a. I. oergcben, Jjcrjei^cn j 
 Forgiv'en, p. p. M. To Forgive; not to be — , 
 
 unoerseiljUc^. 
 Forgive'ness, s. 1. DicSJergebung, SScrjcUjungj 
 
 2. t)ie SScrfoljnlic^feitj 3. r>it @rlaffung. 
 FQrgiv'er,*. l)erSSergcbenbC,:C. c/.To Forgive. 
 Forgot', pret. (& p. p.) f . To Forget, qv. 
 Forgot'ten, p. p. ». To Forget, </{?. 
 To Forisfaimi'iate, v.a. Law , (t)Cm @o[)nc)ben 
 
 ^fli(^tt!jeit hzi Sebieiten t>e§ SSatcrS gcben. 
 Fork, *. 1. Die ®abel j 2. (- head) bic ipfcil= 
 
 fpi^ci 3. bie 3infci 4. f-s, *. pf. a) bie SBcg= 
 
 f(^eibc j &) bie ^lupfc^eibc j - fish , Ich. ber 
 
 To Fork, V. \.n. 1. (— out) fid^ gabclformig tt)ci= 
 len, fi(i^fpalten5 2. (t?om ®ctrcibc) [(boffen? 
 II. a. (mit cincr ®abcl) 1. auflobenj 2. auf« 
 graben, Quflocferitj 3. sufpt^cn. 
 
 For'ked, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gegabelt, (ga= 
 bclformig) gcfpttltenj — bead , boS ®abclgc= 
 Ijornj III. — ness, *. bQ§ (S5abeli(btc, bic©op= 
 
 For'kets, *. pi. GLov. bic ©cbitbteln. [pclfpi^e. 
 
 For'kjn-rob'jn , s. bcr S^rmurm. 
 
 For'kjness, s. bte gabelformige 3^^ei(ung. 
 
 For'ky, adj. (gttbelf6rmig) gefpalten, gabelig. 
 
 Forlorn', I. adj. 1. ocrloren? ccrlaffcn? cin= 
 fam, butflo0, unglucflicb? 2. /?/d. ficin, unon^ 
 febnli^ j — hope, M7.bic oerlorencn ^poflenj 
 11. .V. ber SSertafTene, ^ulflofc [btt§ (Slenb. 
 
 Forlorn'ness , s. \ik SSerlaffen^eit, Sinfamfeit, 
 
 Fiirm , s. lit. &fig. bie ^orm : 1. bie ©cflalt , 
 2.bie Sflegelmapigfeit, ^rbnung, 3.bcr(ttu^ere) 
 @(bein 5 4. bcr (dupcre) ®cbraud), bie^orma= 
 litat^ 5. (set -) bie ?formel, ba§ OJtuflcr j 6. 
 T. baS 2)iobeU5 7. 7yp-*. bie gefe^te ^orms 
 first-, ber @d^6nbru(fj 8. [form], a) bie 
 ((Sd)urOban!j ?0 ^i^ Glaffcj 9. Sport, bie 
 <Sajte (be§ ^afcn), in due — , gc^orig, rcgle= 
 mentarifd) j — cutter, ber ^ormfcbneiber. 
 
 To Form, 0. 1, a. 1. formen, bilben, gcflattcn^ 
 
 2. fig. (^erQn=)bilben (— to , p) j 3. einritb* 
 ten, entracrfen j erfinnen 3 4. aufftellen, orbnenj 
 5. oereinigcn (- into, in, ju)} II. n. ficb bil= 
 ben, formiren (bef. Mil.). 
 
 For'mal, adj. 1. formlid^, formell j 2. punftli(b/ 
 rcgelmdfig,orbentIi(b5 3. fiuperli(b,fd)cinbarj 
 4. affectirt, gejwungen^ •'>. roefentlid). 
 
 For'malist, s. 1 . bcr ^ebant,/a/n. %ovmalith 
 tenframer^ 2. bcr etbeintjeiUge, ©leiSner. 
 
 FQrmal'ity, a.1 .(^dufig im p/.) bic g6rmlid)Fcit, 
 Sormalitdt} 2. bie^cierWeitj ber(Staat5 
 
 3. ber dupere ©cbcin j 4. ba^ SBefentli(bc. 
 To For'maiize, v. n.l.fi^ flrcngon^ormltAs, 
 
 feiten ^alteni 2. (mit upon) fid) beleibigt fin-- 
 Fdr'mally, ado. Don Formal, f/y. [ben. 
 
 B^rma'tion, s. 1. lit. Hifig. bicSSilbungj 2.Gcol. 
 
 bic formation j — level , — line, R-\o. baS 
 
 ^lanie^Stitjcau. [fenb? 2. Gram,%kxw\v-- 
 For'matiTve, adj. bilbcnb: 1. plaflifd), [(baf- 
 For'mer, s. 1. ber *8ilbcnbc, SSilbncrj 2. fig. 
 
 ber Ur^ebcr 5 — chisel, vid. Firmer. 
 For'mer, 1. pron. adj. 1. bcr, bic, bacJ crflc, cr* 
 
 ftcre, cljerj 2. friibcr, Dorig^ ll. — ly, ado. 
 Form'ful, adj. * fti^6pfcrifd).[ct)ebcm, vormat^. 
 For'miate, *. Cham. ba§ amcifcnfaurc Sal^j 
 
 — of aiumin, bic amcifcnfourc S()onerbc. 
 For'mjc, adj. ^JCmcifcn bctrcffcnbj — acid, 
 
 C/tem. bie QCmcifenfdurc 
 Foi-'mica-le'o, .v. Ent. bcr 7Cmcifcnl6n)c. 
 For'mjcilting, p. a. Med. (vom ^u(fc) f(bma(b 
 
 unb unglci(b ge()enb. [loufen. 
 
 Formica'tion, .v.Merf.ba§^fmcifcnfric(ben, *}[-= 
 For'midable, I. adj.\ II. — ly, ado. furcbtbar, 
 
 furcbtcrlitb h HI. — ness, s. ba§ ^uvd)tbarc. 
 Form'less, adj. 1. gcftaltloS, 2. unformlitb- 
 For'mula(For'mrile), s. 1. bcf. y'.bic^ormclj 
 
 2. Med. ba§ Otcccpt. 
 Kor'mulary, I. s. 1. boS ^ormular, Olitualc; 
 
 2. bQ§ 9}?uflcr(sa3ud)) ill. adj. f6rmli(b 5 t'or^ 
 To For'njciite, v. n. ^urcn. [f(briftmdpig. 
 Fornica'tion , *. 1. bie ^urcrcij 2. /lrc/». bai 
 
 SSogcngciDolbe. [®6|enbicncr 
 
 For'njcator, *. 1. bcr ^urcrj 2. Script, bcr 
 To Forray', t'. a. & n. rauben, pfi'inbcrn, iHr= 
 Forray', s. bcr Olaubjug, GinfaU. [l^ecrcn. 
 To Forsake', v. ir. a. 1. ttcrlaffcn} im 8tid)2 
 
 laffenj 2. fa^rcn lafTcn, oufgcbcn. 
 Forsa'ken, p. p. H). To Forsake, qv. 
 Forsa'ker, s. 1. bcrSScrlajfcrj 2. bcr Tfbtrim* 
 
 nige j 3. ber TfuSrcipcr. 
 
 Forsook' [— sfik'] , pret. iv To Forsake, </u. 
 FQTs66th'f adv. furwa^r, traun, ja freili^b, ci 
 
 [a t>o6) \ [rcn 5 II. refi. & n. fa(fd) fd)n)6rcn. 
 To Forswear', v. ir. I. a. locrfcbmorcn } abfdjlDC* 
 Forswea'r^r, s. bcr, bic 9}?cincibigc. 
 Forswore', pret. 'o. To Forswear, qv. 
 Forsworn', p. p. t». To Forswe.ir, qv. 
 
 FOrt, .9. 1. bQ5 ^ort(bicfIcine§cflungH 2. 
 y«g:. ^cmanbcs ^avfc ®citc (opp. Foible) ; 3. 
 Fenc. bic <Stdrfc bcr Jtlingc. 
 
 Fiir'te, I. adv. Mns.ilaii, forte 5 U.S. vid. 
 Fort, 2. J 
 
 For//i, I. adv. 1. t)om)drt0, WCttcr j from . . . — , I 
 t>on .. . onj 2. ^crcor, vor, bcr j 3. ^erauS. 
 I)inauS 5 fort j 4. aupcn, aupcrbalb j ll. prep. 
 au»j III. co/np. and so — , unb fo meitcrj 
 from this time — , binfuro , btnfortj from — , 
 ^cr »on . . . ) — coming, 1. ado. bcrcit su cr* 
 f(beincn,»>or^anbcni II. .v. bo§ SSorfommcn, 
 erf(bcinen (tjor C8crid)t, k.)5 — with [fortk 
 with'] , fog!ci(b, fofort. 
 
Fort 
 
 331 
 
 Foul 
 
 F6r'ti?t/i, adj. ber, bie, ba§ »ier?igflc. 
 
 Fortjfjca'tion , s. 1. Die SSefefligungSfunfli 2. 
 tie ©efcftigung. [ber aSefldrfcr, Unterftit^er. 
 
 For'tifier, ^. l.ber^cftung§bttumei|ler5 2.fig. 
 
 To For'tify, v.a. 1 . Mil befeftigen 5 2.yZg. (beO 
 
 For'tjn, sMz ^elbfcl)anje, (H.)^e|^ung.[flarfen. 
 
 Foi'titude, s. 1. bie SapfevFeit, ber 50Jutf)} 2. 
 
 Fort'iet, 5. bag Heine %oxt [bie ^raft, ©tdrFe. 
 
 Fort'night [coL; fOrt'njt, W7;., K] , s. Ullage, 
 2 SSo(i>eni tins day (a) — (a -- hence , or to 
 come), l)CUte liber 14 Sage 5 this day — (a- 
 nince, or ago), ^eutc \>or 14 Siagen. 
 
 For'tress, s. W gefluug, ^cfte. 
 
 Fortu'jtous, 1. orf;.; II. — ly, ado. SUfdUig, un= 
 gefal)r i III. — ness , j. bie 3ufdUigfeit, boS 
 UngefQl)r. 
 
 For'tunate [— tshunet] , I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. 
 gliicf U(^ (0. ^erfonen u. (Sad)cii) , m- — ncss, 
 s. bie ©lucffeligfeit, baS ©liicf. 
 
 Fortu'jty, s. bQ& Ungefd()r, jufdlligc Grcignip. 
 
 For'tune [— tshun] , .v. 1. 'gortuna j 2. (good 
 -) bag ©liirfj 3. bas ©(^icffal, (Sefc^ict j 4. 
 bo& SSermogen , ber 9leid)tt)um5 5. ba§^ei= 
 ratfeggut, bie9)?itgabe5 6. bie reicbe^orticj 
 ill — , ba& Unglucfj by — , oon ungefd^r^ — 
 book, ba6 5I:^al)rfagerbu(^, 3;raumbud) j — 
 hunter, ber ©litcfgritter,— hunting, bie@lurfS= 
 jdgcrei^ — teller, ber S[BaM<^ger , bie Sffiobrs 
 fagcrinn. 
 
 To For'tune [— tshun] , v. n. \i6) jutrogen. 
 
 For'ty, adj. fierjigj sheet of forties, 7'7/p.baS 
 oieriiger format. 
 
 Fo'rum, v. 1. Rom. Ant. baSgorumj 2.fi<^. 
 ber ®eri(^tS)lanb, ba& tribunal. 
 
 For'ward, T. (P'or'wards) adv. I.i>orn)drt§j 2. 
 weiter fortj from this time — , von je^t an, 
 ^inforti balance carried — , Com. ©albo 
 (auf 6 Scene im a5u(^e) i^orgetragcn j H. adj. 
 
 1. ber (bie, bag) \?orberei>'^-.9. 2. friii)jeitig, 
 fru^j 3. forberfanujune^mcnbi 4.fertig, be= 
 reitroillig 5 cifrig 5 5. ^oox^d^ntUJam. nafereeiSj 
 — protest, Com. ooreiliger ober ju frii^jeitig 
 er^obener protefl. 
 
 To For'ward, r a. beforbem: 1. bcfcbleunigcn, 
 
 2. begiinfiiv3cn5 3. (bcf. Com.) (ab=)fenbcn, 
 (ibget)en loffcn, (riOfpcbirenj iiberfenbcn, su= 
 ftelleni f-ed, Krfanbt, bcforbertj goods to 
 be f-ed, ©pebition&guteri f-ing agent (or 
 merchant), ber (Spebitcnr, (3BaarenO®er= 
 fenbcr. [ber :M:bfenber. 
 
 F6r'ward?r, s. 1. ber 35ef6rberer, ©onnerj 2. 
 
 For'wardly, adv. X>on Forward, II. 
 
 For'warduQss , *. 1 . bie ^riibjeitigf eit , ^ru{>= 
 reife j 2. ba& ^ortfommcn, SBod)&ti)um (au(^ 
 Jig.) i 3. bie Sereitroitligfeit j ber (Sifer 5 4. bie 
 Sordligfcit, Drciftigfeit. 
 
 Foss, Ffisse, s. Fort, ber- ®raben j — road , - 
 way, eine ber 4 gropen, mit ©rdben cingcfap« 
 ten romifd^en Sanbf^rapen in englonb. 
 
 F8s's1l, adj. 1. au§ ber (Srbe gegraben, foffilj 
 2. terfteinert, — coral , ber ,toraIIenfleini — 
 cork, ber SSergforf j — salt, baS 6teinfalj j- 
 shells. l^crf^cinerte <S(i^altt)iere. 
 
 B^Ss'sjIs, A-. 2>/. gpffilien, 93erg9Ut,@rubengut. 
 
 Fossilif erous , adj. foffllien^Qltig. 
 
 Fos'sjiist, *. bergoffiUenfenner, g-funbige. 
 
 Fdssiliza'tlon, s. bie SSerfieinerung. 
 
 To Fos'sjiize , v. a. (& n. fid)) ucrfteiuern. 
 
 Fossil'9gy , s. bic ^ofj'ilienhinbe. 
 
 To Fos't^r, V. a. IH. k fig. ernd()ren, nd^rcn, 
 pflegcn 5 begen j (— up) aufjie^en. 
 
 Fos'ter, adj. nd(;renb } ^flegc^j — brother, 
 ber 5)?tl(l^bruberi - child, bag ^flegcfinb j - 
 father, ber ^pcQ^'^'itcrj — land , ^a6 ju ^e* 
 manbeg Unterl)altc auggefe^te Sanb^ — lean, 
 bag SBittljumi — sister, bie 0}?il(^fd)n)efter. 
 
 fr^os'teragc, *. bag (Srnd^ren, ^Cufjict^cn, bic 
 *Pflege. [To Foster. 
 
 Fos'terer, .v. ber ernd()rer, ^flegeoater, jc. cf. 
 
 F8s't?rling, s. ber ^^flegling, Ui 3ie{)finb. 
 
 Foth'er, in-, vid. FoddtT, &c. 
 
 Fougade', s. Fort, bie glattermine. 
 
 Fought [fat], pri't. & p. p. t. To Fight, qr. 
 
 Foul , adj. 1. unrein, fcbmujig, Fott)ig j fd^lam- 
 mig, moberig , triibe j 2. rapig (i>om ©(borns 
 flcin) j fdjmusig (v. ber ai^dfd)e) 5 3. nop, rcg= 
 nitbtj fturmift^, ungiinftig 5 4 unfaubcr iiberl)., 
 ooUUnfrautj 5. (0. 3:ouen, 2c.) »er»ictctt. 
 Mar. unHar, cerflopft, (>. Mars, a) (i>om 
 ©(biffe) faul (mit 5)?uf(^eln, ©eegrag, ic. be- 
 »a(bfen)j&)(o.bervRufte)gefd^rli(^,unfid)er} 
 f(bled)t (comlnfergrunbe) j 7. (o. ben ©dften, 
 :c. ) fd)lcd)t, \)erborbcni 8. ^'//p.coller (©rucf-) 
 ^el)ler5— impression, bcr ^eljlbrurfj fig-s. 
 9. garflig, Ijdplid) i lo. unre^tmdpig, raiber« 
 rcd^tlitb 5 n . (c. bcr 3«ngc,2C.) bofe, Idf^ernb, 
 fcbimpfenb, fd)mdl)enbi 1 2. unjiicbtig, [(^mujig, 
 gemein 5 13. niebrig, fd)led)t, fcbdnblic^ 5 grdu* 
 Ii(b, ijerrud^t, fd)impflid^5 unre"oli(b, bctrug* 
 li(b , falft^ 5 Afar-.v. to run — of . . . , 1 . fe^^ 
 fat)ren (treiben) auf . . . } 2. (ein @(I)i|f) an[e= 
 geln, in (s^runb botjrcn j — bill of health , dn 
 unrcincr ©efunb^citgpa^ j — disease, bic ce- 
 ncrifc^e ^ranHjeit^ — feeder, baS mitbem 
 ^eip^unger be^aftcte^ferbj — feeding, ge* 
 frdpig, l)eipt)ungrig i — ticnd (— spirit) , bcr 
 Seufel (iDdmon)i — language (— words), 
 pobelbafte (lofe) €fleben, Sdjimpfroortc, — 
 mouthed, Idflermduligj — paper, 1. ber erflc 
 Gntraurf, bag (Sonceptj 2. Com. bie^labbc, 
 bag 50?emorial j — play, bag fatfd>c ®piel, bie 
 ®d}flmcrei. 
 
Foul 
 
 332 
 
 Fram 
 
 To Foul, V. a. befubcln, befdfimusen, tdben. 
 
 Foul'ly, adv. ocn Foul, qv. 
 
 Foul'ness, s. 1. Die Unreinigfeit, ber ©c^muj, 
 (c/. Foul adj.); figs. 2. bie Unveinljeit; SSer= 
 borben^eit, ^. bie Unreblitbf cit, ^alf^^eitj 
 ^Q^liii^feit, @(banblid)hit. 
 
 Fou'murt, s. Zool. ber ^Itif, bic Stinfra^e. 
 
 Fodnd, pret. & p. p. 0. To Find, qu. 
 
 To Found, u. o. 1. griinben, ftiften, crrid^tenj 
 2. ((Slocfen, :c.) giepen. 
 
 Founda'tion, s. lit. kfig. 1. bic ©rfinbungj 
 2. bie ©runblagc, ber ©runbj 3. ber ®runb- 
 fa§5 4. bie ©tiftung (bag ©tipeubium) , 5. 
 bie sfiieberlaffung. [gnlnbet. 
 
 F6unda'tioni?ss, adj. o^nc ©runblogc, iingcs 
 
 Foun'der, ,v. 1. ber ©riinber, :c.c/.To Found; 
 2. Vet. W Slcl)c, ©teifl)eit (ber ^ferbc). 
 
 To FoilnMer, v. I. n. fd)eitern: 1. Afar, firans 
 benj2. yig-. mipUngcnj II. a. uberjagenj a 
 f-ed horse , tilt f^cifeS (verfc^logencS) ^pferb. 
 
 Foun'dery, *. 1. bie ®ie^crei, @(ibraels()utfe5 
 2. ba& (iiepen. [— hospital, ^a^ ginbcl^aus. 
 
 Found'ljng, s. ba& ^inbclfinb , berginbling5 
 
 Foun'dress, s. bic ©viinbcrinn, (Stifterinn. 
 
 Fount, s. 1. * bie SIueHc, ber Hucaj 2. vid. 
 Font, 2. 
 
 Foun'taln. -v. 1. bieSlucUe 52. ber (Springbruns 
 nen, bQS SSQiTerroerf, bie Si5-hinfk5 3. (or — 
 head^^g.berUrfprung, bie D.ucUej— glass- 
 es, ®lQSr6l)ren fiir einc arganb'ft^e Sampej — 
 pen,bie [x^ fclbil fiiUenbe ^cber,©intefQpfcber. 
 
 Four [for], adj. oier? comp. — cornered,— 
 square, o-ecfigj — double, io-fa(bjufammens 
 gelcgt, o-fdltig? — fold, o-fQtbj— footed, 
 »-fupig 5 — in band, cine ,^utf(be mit oicr ^fer= 
 ben, bie com aSocfe ^crab gclenft roerben, ber 
 Scigbjug j — post bed-stead (vulg. — poster), 
 eine (englifd^e) Settftellc (ob. ^immelbett) 
 mit Pier pfoften, — score, Qcbtjigj — way 
 cock, Mech. ber SS-iDcgba^nj .Rreujl^a^nj 
 
 Four'teen, adj. Pierjcl}n. [wheeled, p-rclbcrig. 
 
 Four'teent/i , I. adj. ber »icrje^nte j II. — ly, 
 adv. oierje^ntens. 
 
 Fourth, I. adj. ber piertej II. s. l.ba§5Biertelj 
 2. Mus. bie Sluarte? — (bill) of exchange. 
 Com. ber SluQrto»e(^fel 5 HI. — ly, adv. 
 ciertenS. [^eberoie^ } 3. n>ic Calipee, qo. 
 
 Fo^l, s. 1. ber SSogeli 2. collect. ba§ ©eflugel, 
 
 To F6<^I, V. n. SSogel tlcUen, SSogel f(3^iepen. 
 
 Foa'ler, s. 1. ber SSogelfteUer, S5-fdnger; 2. 
 ber SS-^dnblerj 3. A'/ar.bQ§ ©teinflficf, bie geu^ 
 erfa^e ( *Sd)iffSfanone). 
 
 F6\t'ljng, v. bag SSogcIftellen, bcr®-fang, bie 
 SS-jagb j — bag, bie Sagbtafdiej — piece , bie 
 SS-flintCj — powder, bag 93iirf(bpulrer5 — 
 shot,baiB-bunft. 
 
 Fox, I. s. 1. Zoof. ber^u(bg(au(&jig.)5 2. 
 Mar. bag bunne plotting aug me^reren ^a* 
 belgarnen gcflod)ten5 H- comp. — berry, Bot. 
 ber drbbeerbaumi — dog, berSacbsIjunbi — 
 
 evil, Med. bag gud()gubel)— gin, — trap, bag 
 
 ^ucbgeifen? — glove, Bot. ber ^inger()ut j — 
 
 hunter, 1. ber ^ucbgjoger, 2. cont. ber 2anb* 
 
 junFer j— tail (grass), Bof.bag^U(bgfcbn>ans» 
 
 grag. [liflig. 
 
 Fox'jsh , Fox'like , adj. fd)lau , perfd)mi§t, 
 
 Fox'y, adj. 1. su einem §Ut^fc gel)6ng5 2. T. 
 
 fuibfig, r6tbli<^e ^lecfcn ^obenb (loom S$au« 
 
 ^olse). 
 
 Frac'ted, p. a. 4^ {Sh.) gcbrocben. 
 
 Frac'tion, s. l.bttgSred)cn5 2.bcra5ru(3^(au(^ 
 
 Arith.) 3. f-s, pi. a3ru(bflucfc. 
 Frac'tional, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adv.l. Arith, 
 gcbrod)en5 2.jnjiflig, unbefifinbig.[berfpanflig. 
 Frac'tious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. jdnfifd), XoU 
 Frac'ture [— 'tshur] , s. ber Srucb (aucb Min. 
 & Surg.). [SSein, u.). 
 
 To Frac'ture, v. a. jerbrecbenj bre(ben (tin 
 Frag'jle, adj. 1. jcrbred^lid^} 2. fig. gebre4>» 
 
 Fragil'jty, s. I. bie 3erbrcc^li(bifeit ifig-s. 2. bie 
 
 ®ebred()Ii(bfeit5 3.bicCmoraIif(be) <S(bn)dd)c 
 
 Frag'ment, .v. 1. bag a?ru(bftucf, fragment) 
 
 2. ber Uberrefl. ' [Sffio^lgerucb- 
 Fra'grance, Fra'grancy, s. ber fu^e jDuft, 
 Fra'grant , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. flip buftcnb, 
 
 roo^lrie(benb. 
 
 Frail, s. l.ber ©infenforb, (^c-igens,9lofinen-) 
 ^orb P. gen). 75 %j 2. SSinfcn ju biefen Mv= 
 ben ) — figs, Jtorbfcigen. [jerbrecblid). 
 
 Frail, adj. lit. Scfig. 1. gebred)li(b, [(bwacb i 2. 
 
 Frail'ty, .v. 1. (or Frriil'ness)/i^ &.fig. bie®c= 
 brecbli^feit, (Scbraatb^cit, 2. fig. ber %qI)U 
 txitt, Srrt^um, bie<S(broo^^eitgfunbe. [fe^cn. 
 
 To Fraise, v, a. Fort, mit (Bturmpfdblen i>er» 
 
 Frai's?s,\v. pi. Fort. (Sturmpfdljle, ^raifen. 
 
 To Frame, v. a. 1. bilbcn,bauen5 2. Carp. ab= 
 binben, ocrjimmcrn? J>erbinben, einfugenj 3. 
 Typ. (ben (Sa§) einfajfenj 4. (ein Silb, :c.) 
 einra^mcn; j?g-*. 5. macben, bilbcn^ 6. (nacb 
 etroag) cinri(bten5 7. entroerfcn (^Idne, ic), 
 augjtnnenj (Siigcn, 2C.) [(bmiebenj to— artil- 
 lery. Gun. ®cf(bii§ aufpflanjen. 
 
 Frame, I. s. 1. bag 3immcrn?crf, ^olsroerf, 
 ©ebdlf 5 2. lit. & fig. bag (Sebdube, ber SBauj 
 
 3. T-s. a) bag ©efiea, (Seriij^ j 6) bag ®e= | 
 bdufe 5 Jtdfld)en5 c) ber Olabmen (au(b Found.} 
 
 bie (5infaffung5 d) bag Sflcgal, T>ip. bag ©e* 
 fectregal5 e) ber (Stuf)l (eineg ©trumpfroir* 
 f erg, :c.) , /) bie Sabc (ber SBcber, :c.) j g) ber 
 Sflumpf , bag ©erippe (eineg .^orbeg zc)} h) 
 Mar. bag (ber) (Spann ober ©pant ( eincs 
 
i^ram 
 
 333 
 
 Free 
 
 B6)i^ii)ifig-s. 4. tic (innere) einric^tung, 
 S>crfttffung5 foftematifd^c S)rbnung, Sflegel= 
 mdpigfeiti 5. MeSBcroanbtnif j 6. fcaSSSer- 
 Ijaltcn, T. bcr .Korperbau? Mc^orm, ©cftalt^ 
 out of—, l.fig* ocrftimmtj 2. unpaflid^ j II. 
 romp. — house, DaS gesimmertc, ^oljcrne 
 .f)auS j — saw, Mech. bie Olo^mfdge, @pann= 
 fdgej — work, Arc/i. ba§ {Rat)menn)crf , 3im= 
 merroerFj — work-knitter, ber ©trumpfn)ir= 
 fer 5 - work lace, "Kit engl. gercebter @pi§en. 
 
 Frii'mer, s. Ux SerftTtiger, 2C. cf. To Frame. 
 
 Fram'pold, ao?/'. {Shksp.) oerbriepUd^. 
 
 Franc, vid. Frank. France,*. Ceog. ^ranf= 
 
 Fran'ces, *. ^ronciSca (^-n). [reii^. 
 
 Fran'chjse, s. Law, 1. t)ie Gycmtion, ®cfrci= 
 ung, grei^eitj 2.t)ic®cred^tfame, l)a§(SSor=) 
 mtitj .3. bQS SBo^Ired^t j 4. t)cr ®end^t§be= 
 jirf 5 5. ber greiort, bie grciftdtte. 
 
 To Fran'chjse , Ac. virf. To Enfranchise , «S:c. 
 
 Fran'cjc, adj. frdnfifd(>. 
 
 Fran'cis, ^ranciScuS, §rttnj(5lJf-n). 
 
 Francifs'can , I. s. Ecc. & Conch, ber gronciS- 
 canenn6n^5 n. a^/i. sum^ranciScancr-Srbcn 
 
 Fran'colifn, s. Orn. bo8 ^roncolin. [ge^Srig. 
 
 Franco'nia, *. Geog. ^rottfcn. 
 
 Franco'njan, I. adj. frdnftfci) i II.*. ber^ran!c. 
 
 Fran'gible , I. adj. jcrbrcci^Ut^ J II. — ness, 
 Frangibii'jty, s. bie 3erbrcd)li(i^feit. 
 
 Fran'gjp.^ne, s, SflSntinblut^cns^arfiim, — 
 gloves, wo^Irictienbc ^anbfiu^e. 
 
 Frank, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. frei, offenj 
 freimut^ig, (— hearted) offen^crjigj unbc= 
 fangenj biebcr, 2. frei, fojlcnfrcij III. comp. 
 bcf. LaxD-s. — almoigne [almoin'] (— al- 
 main), bQ8 ®cf(l(>enf an bie^ir^c,^ir(l^en= 
 gut)— bank, bQ§ aBittl)Um5 — chase, ba§ 
 freic Sag^red^tj — farm, boS^reigut, — fee, 
 — tenement, ba§ greile^n } — fold, ba§ pferc^s 
 rec^t, S^riftrccbt, — incense, ber SBei^rau(^ j 
 — law, bQS gefe^Iid^cSHed^ti — marriage, ba§ 
 Se^ngut al& 5)?itgobe ber ^rau. 
 
 Frank, s. 1. ber §ranf en (frttnj. OJJunjc) j 2. 
 a66r. (fiir Francis, Frances) ^ranj, §rdnj= 
 (^enj 3. vid, Franconian; 4. ber fronfirtc 
 ©rief, bie poftfrete Beitung, 2C.; bie ^orto; 
 frei^eit; 5. 4^ ber ©d^rceinefoben (to — , ein* 
 flecEen). 
 
 To Frank, v. a. fron!iren, poftfrei madden 3 
 f-ing, bie ^ran!irung§freit)eit, ^ronhtur. 
 
 Fran'kjsh, adj. frdnfifcb- Fran'kijn, *.ber Sanb* 
 (obcr ^reiOiSalTe. [mutt)igfeit. 
 
 Frank'n?ss, .v. 1. bie ^rei^citj 2. bie ^reis 
 
 Fran'tic, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. roa^nfmnig, 
 rafenbj 2. ungeflum, toll, rcut^cnb,- III. - 
 ness, s. 1. ber SSa^nfinn, bie {Raferci, 2. 
 bie UnRnnigfeit, 3:oU^eit, SSufb- 
 
 To Frap , v. a. Mar. (fin franfeS @d^i|f) mit 
 ftarf en 3:Quen jufammenbrc^en 5 to - a tackle, 
 ein Salel freujcn. 
 
 Frater'nal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. briiberli(^. 
 
 Frater'nity, s. 1. Xiit SSruberlic^feit, 2. bic 
 a5ruberfd^aft,3unft. 
 
 Fraternjza'tion, *. bieS$erbri!iberun3.[brubcrn. 
 
 To Fr^ter'nize, v. n. briiberlid^ t^erfe^rcn j fcr* 
 
 Frat'ricide, *. 1. ber ajruber* Ob. @(l)n)cflcr5 
 morb, 2.bcrSrubcr= ob. ©dljmcf^crmorber. 
 
 Fraud, *. 1. ber SSetrug, Unterfd^Iag j 2. bie 
 ©d^riftcerfdlfd^ung 5 3. bie ^olfdj^cit, Sift. 
 
 Fraud'fiil, I. adi.;II. — ly, ady.(aud) >?on©in» 
 gen) betriiglid^, betrugerifd^ , falfd;. 
 
 Frau'dul^nce, s. bie SSctruglid^feit , ©etrugcrci. 
 
 Frau'dul^nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. betrugerif(l(>^ 
 betriiglid^ 5 — conveyance, Com. (bti einem 
 Sanferott) bie ^cimli(]^e Sompenfation. 
 
 Fraught [frat], p. a. 1. lit. * bclabcn j 2. fig. 
 reid)begabtj— with meaning, bebeutungSooU. 
 
 Fray, s. 1. ba§ ©efcc^t, ber ^ampf, 2. ber 
 •Btreitj bie ©(i^ldgcrci^ 3. einc abgericbcne 
 ©telle (am Sud^e). 
 
 To Fray, V. a. l.(& n. |id^ ab)reiben} 2. Sport. 
 Qia^ ®ct)6rne) obfegcn, abftblogen. 
 
 Fr.ly'jng, s. 5por<,ba§@cfcgc,abgefcgtcSi8att. 
 
 Fre'a, *•. North. Myth, (bie ©ottinn) ©rciQ. 
 
 Freak, j.yig:. ber pl6§lid()C einfall, bie ©rillc, 
 
 To Freak, v. a. fprenfeln. [2aunc. 
 
 Frea'kjsh, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. griUig, TOun* 
 bcrlid^, fcltfamj p^antaflifd) } III. — ness, * 
 bie OriUcn^aftigfeit, SBunberlit^feit. 
 
 Frec'kled 1. {or Frec'kly) fommcrflectig , fom* 
 merfproffigj 2. geflecft, gefprenfelf, bunt. 
 
 Frec'kles, s. pi. 1. bic (Sommerfproffen, ^lcf= 
 fen 5 2. Heine ^lecfen ober3:upfd^en.[(?!)t-n.). 
 
 Fred'^rjc (k), abbr. Fred., s. ^ricbrid), ^ri^ 
 
 Free, I. adj.; II. — ly, ady. 1. gen. freij 2. 
 leer (00m SHaume), unbefe^t^ 3. rei(i)li6), ixbtx-- 
 fluffig j yig->v. 4. (meift mit of oberfrom) a) 
 frei, loS (oon ®efcbdften, k.)? />) (— of char- 
 ges) foftenfrei, (—of postage) portofrei, 
 franco, c) unentgeltlid^ j d) becorred^tct, prt- 
 Pitegirtj to make one — (of a city), 6inen 
 sum aSiirger, (of a company) jum DJlciftet 
 mat^euj 5. criaubtj 6. ungejwungen, leiit j 
 7. (con ^ferben) njiUig, feurigj frein)iaig3 
 9. (— hearted) aufrid)tig, freimiit^ig, offen= 
 ^crjig 5 10. (— of . . . , mit . . .) frcigcbig i to 
 make — with ... , ju frci, riicffid^tSlcS bc= 
 ^anbeln? Corns, if— from(orof) error, na(^ 
 Sflid^tigbefinben 5 warranted — from average, 
 frei »on SSefd^dbigung j — on the waggon, frci 
 jur ^ul)rC5 111. comp. — bench, ba$ jum 
 SBittijum auSgcfc^tc erbpad^t'-®runbftiicf 5- 
 hnotcr. bcr ^reibcutcr,* — booting, bicj-* 
 
Free 
 
 334 
 
 Fie 
 
 beutcrci) — bottoms make — goods, Com. 
 prov. frei ®(^iif, frei Out, — chapel, lit 
 *prit)atcapelle i — city (or town) , Germ. W 
 freie (Otei(^§0@tat)t5 — cost , t>ie %-^nt von 
 ^bgabcn j To — denizen , LaWy fvci mod^cn, 
 einbiirgern, — fishery, l)a&gifd^reit)t 5— fold, 
 DaS S-riftrcd^tj — hold (— tenement,— tenure), 
 tttS ^-Iel)n 5 — holder, ter ^-faffe, — man, 
 la ^reibiirger, 9J?eifter5 — mason, t)er^-s 
 maurerj — masonry, t>ie ^-maurcrci j — mind- 
 ed, forgcnfrci, rul^igj — pardon, bie ^m= 
 neflic j — school, Me^-fc^ulc 5— spoken, frei, 
 rucffidjtSloS im OlcDenj — stocks, pi. Hort. 
 SBiltUngcj — stone, feincr, roeidjer (bef. ju 
 CiuaDernbearbeitctcr) ©oubflein j — thinker, 
 Der ^-t)cnfer , g-geift , — thinking, fcie g-ben= 
 fert'i j — warren , t)a§ S^Qbrcc^t. 
 
 To Free , v. a. 1. befreicn, frei mad)cn (mit of 
 ober from) ; freiloffen 5 2. fig. cnt^ebcn 5 to — 
 a ship, Mar. tin ©(^iff IfnS pumpcnj freed 
 man, Dcr ^rcigelofTcne. 
 
 Free'dom , s. 1. gen. t)ie grei^citi 2. bie ®e= 
 recj^tfame, — of a city , boS aJitrgerrec^tj — 
 of a company, baS ^eiflerrccbtj 3. bie Sei^s 
 tigfeit, Ungejroungcnljeit^ 4. lie ^reimiiit^igs 
 ieit^ 5. bie (unge^origc) S5ertraulid)feit. 
 
 Free'ness, *. 1. mii b. 0. SB. 1. &4.5 2. bte 
 ^reigebigfeitj ©ropmut^, ic. cf. Free. 
 
 Fre'er, j. ber SScfreicr. 
 
 To Freeze, v. ir.l. n. I.(ge)frieren5 2.ei&FoU 
 fein?3. erflarrcnj II. a. gefricren, erfrieren, 
 crflarren madden. 
 
 Freeze & Freezed, vid. Frieze, & Friezed. 
 
 Freight [frat], s. Com. bie %xa^t: 1. bic 
 (8(iiff5=)2abung5 2. ber3;rangportj 3. baS 
 ^rad^tgelb, ^-fu^rlo^n? at the lowest — , in 
 niebrigfter (at the usual — , in gen)6^nlicber) 
 ^rad)tj in the whole—, full—, inganjer^.j 
 to let go on — or to — let, vid. To Freight, 
 2.5 to take a ship to — , cin ©(biffin ^. neb* 
 men, mietbenj to take in — for ... , vid. To 
 Freight for ... ; — by the great, bic Olufes 
 fradjtj bill of — , ber ^-brief, bQ§ Sonojftts 
 ment, — list, baS 8obung§ocrjei(bnif. 
 
 To Freight [frat], v. reg. & ir. a. Com. 1. be= 
 fra(bten , belabenj 2. (ein <S(bifD »erbfiuern, 
 in ^ra(bt geben , oerfracbten j to — for ... , 
 laben, inSabung liegennc^ ... 5 to — by par- 
 cels, ©tficfgfiter laben , on mebrerc SabungS* 
 intercffenten oerfracbten? f-ing business , baS 
 gra^tgcfcbdft. [^rad^tj 2. bie ^rocbtgebubr. 
 
 Freigh'tage[fra'— ], s. Com. 1. bie Sabung, 
 
 Freigh'ter [fra'— ], s. Com. 1. ber gracbter, 
 ajcfratbter, |)auerer (e. @(biff8) 5 2. ber SSer* 
 fratbtcr, SSerbfiucrer, SSermietber. 
 
 French,!, adj. frans6flf(b5 IL s. bag ^ranj^' 
 
 fifd^C) the — , pi. bie ^ranjofcnj to take a — 
 leave,yjg:. obne ^(bfd^icb fovtgcbcn, cntwifd^cn 5 
 
 III. comp. (bef. Bat.) — bean, bie TOCilfd^C 
 ^obue^ — brandy, bcr ^ranjbronntiDeiu j - 
 chalk, 1. bie franj. ^rcibe j2. bcr 9}?ccr[d^aum> 
 — cowslip. But. bic 2(urifcl5 — disease (— 
 pox, indec.)y bie SufifeU(bc j — grass, bcr ^ut- 
 tevHee, — green , Paint. ba§ SKSaffcrgriinj — 
 honeysuckle, bcr fpanifd^C JtlCC j — horn, ba^ 
 SaSalbborn j — man , bcr ^ranscfej — mari- 
 gold, bie ©ammetblume 5 — reins, bie Jtrcu5= 
 Sugel, — rose, bie Gffigrofc^ — wheat, bic 
 ^irfe, — wine, ber granjnjeinj — woman, bic 
 ^ranjofinn. 
 
 To Fren'chjfy, v. a.fam. franjofifircn. 
 
 Frenet'ic [or Fren'etifc] , vid. b. ii. Frantic. 
 
 Fren'zjcal, a^/j-njiit^enb. Fren'zied, p.a. »Qbn» 
 finnig. [bic JRafcrci, ScHbeit, 
 
 Fren'zy , 1. liz ^imroutb , bcr SBobnimn j 2. 
 
 Fre'quency, s. bic^dufigfcit. [tbucnb). 
 
 Fre'quent, adj. 1. bQufiflj 2. ficipig ( eftcr^ 
 
 To Frequent', v. a. oftbefud^cn, oftraobinfoni: 
 men. [SBcrfcbr. 
 
 Frequenta'tion, s. ber bdufigc^cfud), Umgang, 
 
 Frequen'tative, adj. Gram. frequcutatil\ 
 
 Frequen'ter, s. bcr ficifigc SScfudHTj ^imbc. 
 
 Fre'quently, adv. ^dttfig , oft. 
 
 Fres'co, s. Paint-s. 1. H6 SBanbgcmcilbe^ 
 fresco 5 2. bic ^re8comQlcrei. 
 
 Fresh, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. frif(b : 1 . fubl? 2. 
 muntcrj 3. neuj 4. ungefaljen, ill. ,?. l. bQ& 
 ^rifd)c j 2. (- water) ba§ fufjc (SIup=)S8af= 
 ferj 3. f-es, pi. ba& |)od)n)affer, ^berwaffcr, 
 
 IV. comp. — gale. Mar. lie frif(bC/ fleifc 
 ^fi^ltej- (supplies oQ goods, frif(b ongc* 
 fommenc SBaaren (3ufu^ren),^oi>a j — man, 
 1. ber Stealing 5 2. Ac. cant, bcr^ud)^^- 
 shot, Mar. bQ§ £)ber»affcr , ®racfi\)affer 
 ((Stri(b »on [iipcm SiBaffer im OJfccre); - 
 water, adj. viilg. unocrfu(bt, uncrfobrcn. 
 
 To Fresh'en, v. I. a. (or To Fresh) 1. frifd) 
 
 ma(ben, crfrifdljcnj 2. (au§)n)dffcrnj ll. n. 
 
 Fresh'^t, s. vid. Fresh shot. [frifdb racrbcn 
 
 Fresh'ness, s. 1. gen. bic^rifdje^ 2.bic^ubli'} 
 
 3. bieSOlunterFcit^ 4.bie ?ieubcit,:c. cf. Fresh. 
 Fret, s. 1. vid. Frith, 1 ; 2. (OUd^j^g:.) bad 7(\l^' 
 
 mallen, ^ufbraufen, ©dbrenj 3. bcr 3crn, 
 Itrgcr? 4. Mus. I-m. bcr Sunb (am ®riff= 
 bretc ber ®uitarre, zc), 5. Arck-s. (— work) 
 bic QUSgcmcifcIte, erbobenc Tfrbcit j bic ^u§=' 
 bfib^ung? ba$ geflocbtcnc ©ittcrwcrFj 6. Her. 
 bo§ ©itterj — saw, bie Xod^* obcr ®ti(b)'dgc. 
 To Fret, v. I. a. 1. (n. jid^) abreibcn, aufrei= 
 ben, abnu^en, abfd^dlen? 2. scrfreffcn, d^en, 
 beijen^ 3. crbabcn arbeifen, cingrabcn (cf. s.)'t 
 
 4. fdrben, bunt matbenj 5. (a\x6)fig.) er* 
 
Fret 
 
 335 
 
 Frog 
 
 [(^utternj 6. drgern , erjurnen j II. ».l.fid) 
 cerje^rcn j 2. einfreffen^ 3. (bef.^'g.) fic^ §ef= 
 fig bcwcgeiii (auf)raaUcii, gd^renj 4. fid^ dr= 
 Qcrn, fid? gromcn, ft^dumcn (oor SButf)), ri(i) 
 erjuriien. 
 
 'ret'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. reijbar5 2. 
 drgerlid^^Sormgimurrifd^, ocrbvic^lic^i HI. 
 - ness, .¥. 1. bie Steisbarfcit, 2eibcnfd)aftlid)s 
 fciti 2. ia& muiTifc^c, »ertncpli(be SBcfen. 
 
 Fret't^r, .v. ber (tiai) ersiirnenbc, 2C. cf. b. i>. 
 
 Fret'ty, adj.mit er[)abener'}Crbeitgcsicrt.[aS-r. 
 
 Fri'able, I. a(/j.5erreibIi(b/br6tfU(bj — galena, 
 Min. ffilcimulmj II.— ness, Frlabifl'ity, 5. 
 bic 3erreibli(bfeit. [Bot bic ^KoncbSfappc. 
 
 Fri'ar, s. ber 5)J6n(b (QUcb Typ.)i — "s cowl 
 
 Fri'ary, I. j, ber ^KoncbSorbcn, "i^a^ 3Jf6n(^s= 
 floftcr. If. af/J. (or FriVly) moncbifd), Ho 
 fterlitb- [2. roacfeln. 
 
 To Fnb'ble, o. n. 1. fpielcn, tdnbcin, fpottelitj 
 
 Frlb'ble, Fnb'bl«?r, s. bcr3:dnbler, @ccf. 
 
 Fribs , s. Com. t5ic brittc ©orte bcr fpanif(ben 
 (©(bafOSffiollc. 
 
 Fncassee', *. Coofc. baS gricoffec. 
 
 To Fricaissee', ?;. a. Cook, fricafjtrcu. 
 
 Fi-rc'tion, .y. 1. bie^lcibungj r. ba» grottircn 
 2. Mecli-s. bic friction? — plates, gr-8f(bei= 
 ben, — rollers, ^r-grcUen. 
 
 Fri'day, s. ber ^reitag. 
 
 Friend [frendj, s. 1. bcrgreunb, bie ^reun- 
 binnj 2. Com. ber(^anbel&=)greunb, (5or= 
 refponbent j 3. (mit to) t)cr ©onncr, 95cf(bus= 
 jcr, 4. pi. (the society of) f-s, Die (©eclc 
 ber) Sludfcr, to make f-s, fi(b au^fobnen. 
 
 *To Friend, vid. To Befriend. 
 
 *FrienMed, p. o. gunftig, woblgefinnt. 
 
 ♦Friend'less , adj. freunblod. 
 
 ♦Friend'ljness, j;. t)ie ^rcunbliil^feit, ^erjlitb* 
 feit, ba§ aBoblrooHcn. [2. fanft j 3. beilfam. 
 
 * Friend'ly, adj. 1 . freunbfd)aftlid), freunblicb 3 
 
 ♦Friend'shrp, s. 1. bic greunbf^aft? 2. bic 
 
 Frieze, s. Com. & Arch, bcr ^rie§. [®un|l. 
 
 Friezed, adj. gcfrdufelt. 
 
 Frie'zing, p. .v. Mech-s. bag ^rdufeln j — cy- 
 linder, bie <£tQ(betn>Ql5e j — mill , bic ^Krdu* 
 fclmu^le j — table , bie ^riHrftbeibe. 
 
 Frig'at, Frig'ate, s. Mar. bie ^rcgattc 
 
 Frrg'eratory , s. bic GiggrubCj bO§ ^U^lfof. 
 
 Fright [frit] , *. 1. bcr ©(brecf, bag @(brecfen, 
 bicpr(bti2. ba8®(bcu[al. 
 
 To Fright, To Frigh'ten [fri'— ], v. a. er= 
 ft^rccfca, in ^ur(bt fe^en i entmutbigen^ to - 
 away, »erf(beucbcn. 
 
 Fright'ful, I. adj.; II. -ly, adv. fcbretflicb, 
 fiird^terlic^ 5 III. — ness, s. bic @d^rccfli(bfeit. 
 
 Frrg'id, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. lit. kfig. Mt, 
 fro|^ig5yig-.f. 2. flumpf, fraftIo55 3. gefu^I* 
 
 Io§5 4. jeugunggunfdbi0j Hi. ness, Fri- 
 gid'jty , s. 1. bic Jtdltc, 2. fcic .f>erslof[gfcit J 
 3. ber ©tumpffinn 5 4. tie Smpotenj. 
 
 Frigorif'ic, adj. T. fdltenb. 
 
 To Frill, 0. 1, n. 1. fcbaucmj 2. in ^altcn nic* 
 bcrbdngcn, ^. mad)en j II. a. in ^altcn Icgen. 
 
 Frill, *.bcu gcfaltctcigufcnfireifi bic ^alsfroufe. 
 
 Fringe, s. 1. bie ^ranfcj 2.t)crUmbang5.%-*. 
 3. Der bur(bbro(bcnc 3ieratbj 4. ber ©aum 
 (cinerSSoIfe,2c.). [[e§en. 
 
 To Fringe, v. a. bcfronfen, mit gronfcn be* 
 
 Frin'gy, adj. franfig, befranfct. 
 
 Frip'per, jr. bcr (,Jt(cibers)3;r6bIer. 
 
 Frip'pery, I. s. 1 . bie 3:r6bcln)aarc (alte ^ki* 
 ber) j 2. ber Xr6bel3 3.^g.fcic2umperci,2ap. 
 palici II. adj. geringfugig, t>erdd}tli(b. 
 
 Friseur, s. ber J^aarFrdugler. 
 
 To Frisk, V. n. (luflig) l)upfen unb fpringcn. 
 
 Frisk, I. (Frifsk'ful, Fris'ky), adj. Icb^aft, mun- 
 tcrj II. s. (bef. /)/.) ba§ |)upfcn u. Springen. 
 
 Fris'ker, s. ber unrubige, ausgclaffene5)?enf(b^ 
 
 Frrs'ket, s. Typ. bcr SlQbmcn (ba§ 9ldbm* 
 (ben) an ber 33ud)brurferpreffc. 
 
 Fris'kiness, s. bic ^ro^lidjfeif, OJJuntcrtcit. 
 
 To Frist, V. a. Com. l.grifKQeflunbung) gc« 
 ben, 2. auf 3eit (3ier, (Srcbit) verfoufcn. 
 
 Frit, s. G-w. bic ^ritte. 
 
 Fri(/i, s. 1. bic 5J?ccrenge, @ccbud)t (mit (Sb^ 
 be unb ^lutl))^ 2. ber gorft, ba§ Untcrt^olj. 
 
 Frit'jll^ry, s. Bot. bie ^aifcrfronc. 
 
 Frrt'ter, s, 1. bag ©tiicfcbenj bie ©(bnitte 
 (^leif(b,2C.)5 2.ber^fannfu(ben,0iabmfu(ben. 
 
 To Frit't^r, v. a. 1. serf(bneibcn (bef. jum 
 gioflen) j 2. jerfturfeln, jerbredjen j to - away, 
 
 Frju'Iy, *. Geog, ^riaul. [fig. ©ertdnbcln. 
 
 FrjvSl'ity, Friv'ploysn^ss, s. bie ©ebaltloftg* 
 rcit, 3^id)tigfeit. [gc^altlog, m6)tio^. 
 
 Friv'plous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unbcbeutenb, 
 
 To Friz'zle, To Friz(z), v. a. I. ^rdufcln, fri- 
 firen5 2. Cloth. (Z\x6)) frifiren, frizing frame, 
 bcr Jiaflcn (ber S^ucbfcberer) 5 frizzling iron, 
 
 Friz'zle, s. bic ^aarlorfe. [bag ^rdufclcifen. 
 
 Friz'zl^r, s. ber (|)aar=),ffrdugler. 
 
 Fro, adv. vid. unter To. 
 
 FrSck, s. 1. ber furje unb f nappe CRorf, 2. wie 
 Smock-frock, qv.; 3. ber langc (^RinberOSflocf, 
 ber binten |ugcfn6pft ober jugebacft mirb j 4 
 ein fold)cr Ubcrrocf fur erwacbfenc^rouenjims 
 mer. [matben). 
 
 FrOe , s. T. bag ©pUttbeil (jum @(binbeli= 
 
 Frog, I. s. 1. Zool. ber ^rofcbi 2. Far. ber 
 @tra()I (bic ®abel) am ^fcrbe^ufe, 3. bie 
 Sluafle, f-8, p/. ber aSortenbefa^ mit ®(bnu» 
 rcttu. nuaftenj II. comp. — bit. Bat. bee 
 ^roftbbifj-fish, Ich. ber ^rcfcbtcufclj - 
 lettuce , Bot. ber §rof(bIalti(b. 
 
Frog 
 
 336 
 
 Frui 
 
 Frog'gy, adj. fro|d^rci(]^i Frog'gy, s.b. %xbW 
 
 Froise, s. Cook. t)cr ©pcifpfannfut'^en. [djm. 
 
 FroKick, s. 1. Die (.^anUung i5er) gro^lidjFeit, 
 bei !Sd)ers, @pap, bQ& ©piel, 2. /Irn. tie 
 lufiige (^cft=)®cenc. [ben. 
 
 To KroKick, v. n. fi^erjen, fpttfen, poffen trei= 
 
 Frfll'jcksome,!. (Frol'ick^f;) ad?.; II.— 1} , arfo. 
 fr6[)Iiii),luftig,ipap^aft, auSgelaffenj HI. - 
 ness, s. Viz gufHg^'it, ^usgelaffen^eit. 
 
 From, prep. 1. (pom £5rt) pon, pon . . . ^er^ 
 QUS, POrj — amidst, ttUg ber ^JJitte, — be- 
 tween,bajn)ifd)eu ^erporj —forth, ^erpor, au§5 
 — off, Pon . . . ipcg, ^inrocg, fort 5— out, aus . . . 
 t)craud 5 — under, unter . . . ^erpor ? 2. (pon 
 t)€r3eit) Pon...an, feitj 3. (ppm®runbe, 
 2C.) ipcgen, ou&, i?or, na(3() 3 — the life , Paint 
 na(^ bem 2ebcn. 
 
 Frond, s. Bot. bcr SBebel. [ben bcr 3meigc. 
 
 Fronda'tion, .v. Die Gntlaubung J ba& 7(bf(^nei: 
 
 Frondes'cence , s. Bot. boS lfu§fd)tQgen ber 
 SBciume , bie SBelaubung. 
 
 Frondiferous, adj. Bot. SBebcl tragcnb. 
 
 FrSn'dous, adj. IJo/.jpcbelffirmig 5 (P.S3 lumen) 
 monftroS asiattertreibenb. 
 
 FrSnt [or front] , ,v. l.bie<Stirn,baS^n9Cfi(i^t5 
 
 2. bie ^ronte, SSorberfeitc, comp. SSorber^, 
 
 3. mic Face, T. 5 — posts , Mech. bie SSorber* 
 botfenamSBebeflu^I, — room, baS dimmer 
 im SSorbergebciubc, porn^erauS 5 — stall, vid. 
 Chamfron. 
 
 To Front, v. I. a. 1. Pon Porn ongreifenj W 
 ©tirnbietcn) 2. (einer ©o(^e) gegenuberftes 
 l)en5 II. n. l.poranfie^en} 2. grontegegcn 
 @tn)tt§ madden. 
 
 Fron'tal, s. 1. Med. ber ©tim^Umfc^lag , 2.bic 
 (Stirnbinbe, 3. Anat. ber @tirnmusM) 4. 
 Arch, ber S^iirs, ober ^enflergiebel. 
 
 Fron'ted, adj. in^ronte. [jenb. 
 
 Fron'tier, I. s. bic ©rense, II. adj. (an)grens 
 
 FrSn'tispiece, s. 1. Arch. bieS5orber=(®iebelO 
 @eitC5 2. Ti/p. bQ§ 3;itelblatt. 
 
 Front'less, adj. frcd^, fd^amloS. 
 
 Fr5nt'I?t, *. bQ5 ©timbanb , bie ©tirnbinbe. 
 
 Fron'tpn, s. Arch. ber(3:^iirs)®iebel. 
 
 Frost [frast, Wb., iV.; frost, lVorc.,W., &c.'], 
 s. 1. ber ^roft 5 2. T. bag ^litterglaSj - bitten, 
 pom^rofle getroffen, dngegriffen 5 — nail, ber 
 (Si&nagcl (am ^ufeifen ber ^ferbe)5 - work, 
 l.ba§®efrorene(anSenflerf(j^eiben)5 2. T. 
 bie rttu^c Sberfl5(^e (an 5KetaUarbeiten). 
 
 *To Frost, V. a. 1. Cook, mit (^uber^^udfer 
 befireuen, 2. mit et». Stcifartigem bebecfcn. 
 
 *Fros't?d, adj. 1. iiberfrorcn, 2. fig. ergraut. 
 
 *Fros'tine8s, s. bte m^')MlU, ber ^rofl. 
 
 * Fros'ty, I. adj. ; II. Fros'tily, adv. 1. froflig, 
 ci§falt} j5g. 2. faltfinnig, 3. roie Frosted, 2. 
 
 Froth [frae/i, >f 6., S., N. ; frSth, ITorc, Jf., 
 Sm. &c.] , ,«. 1. ber ©(^aum, 2. fig. bie 3^i(|)s 
 tigfcit, ba§ ^raftlofe, Sdppifd^cj — worm, 
 Ent. bie ©(baumcicabe. [fd^dumen. 
 
 *To¥roth, V. I. a. [(baumen mad)eni 11. n. 
 
 * Frof/i'iness, s. 1. ba& [(baumige SBefen, 2.^g. 
 bie 3li6)ti^Uit, leered ®cf^n)fi§. 
 
 *Froth'y, I. arfj. ; II. Froth'ily, adv. 1. f(bttU* 
 ntig 5^s"--y. 2. roeicb? 3. ni(btig, leer. 
 
 To Frounce, v. a. 1. (.|)aarc) ^rdufcln, 2. mit 
 ^ranfcn befe^en. 
 
 Frou'zy, adj. vwZg.l.muffig, ranjigj 2.f(bmusig. 
 
 Fro'ward, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. murrifcb, 
 munberlicb? 2. cigcnfinnig, jpiberfpdnflig j 3. 
 tro^igj III. — ness, s. l.berOJiurrfinn, (Sigen* 
 ftnn, 2. bie aBiberfpdnftigfeitj 3. ber Zvo^. 
 
 Frow'^r, s. T, ber ^eil. 
 
 To Froiin , v. I. n. 1. bic ©tirn runjeln, fauer 
 fe^en5^g-.v. (bef. mit upon) 2. fd)el, fauer 
 anfe^enj 3. juroiberfein, nicbt n)ol)l woUcnj 
 II. a. burcb finficre§ ®encbmen surficfftopen. 
 
 Frown, s. ber ftturc, buftre, unipillige, perd(bt* 
 licbe S3lirf j f-s of fortune, SBibernjdrtigf eiten 
 
 FroA'njngly, adv. murrif4), buflcr, unmiUig. 
 
 Froze, prct. Pon To Freeze. 
 
 Fro'zen, I. p. p. Pon To Freeze ; II. p. a. 1 .(eiS) 
 fait (aU(b fis-) ) 2. f raftlo& 5 — ocean , — sea, 
 
 Fruc'ted, adj. /Jer.mit^ru(bten.[ba8 GiSmeer. 
 
 Fryctes'cence, s. Bot. bie ^ru(btreife. 
 
 Fructiferous, adj. frucbttragenb. 
 
 Friictifjca'tion, s. 1. wie Fecundation; 2. Bot. 
 bie ©efru(btung§tbeile. 
 
 Friic'tify, v. a befrucbten. 
 
 Friictuos'jty [— tshu — ] , s. bie Sru(btbar!eit. 
 
 FrGc'tuous [— tshu — ] , adj. 1. fru^tbarj 2. 
 befru(btcnb. [fparfam (—of, mlf). 
 
 Fru'gal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. einfa(b , mdf ig, 
 
 Frugal'jty, Fru'galness, *.bie9)?df igf eit, <Spar= 
 
 FrugiffTous, adj. frudjttragcnb. [famfeit. 
 
 Fruit [friit], I. s. 1. lit. kfig. bie^rucbtj 2. 
 btt& Sbft5 3. bie Seibesfrucbt, 4. ber Grtrag^ 
 f-8, pi. Law , Ginflinftej II. comp. — bearer, 
 ber tragbarc SSaum, ac? — grove, bie S)bft^ 
 allee, SJbftpflanjung, — loft, bieSbftfammerj 
 — seller , ber Dbflbdnblcr (bie 2)-rinn) 5 -- 
 time, ber ^erbflj — tree , ber Sbflbaum. 
 
 Frui'tage [fru' -] , s. collect. ba§ S)bfl. 
 
 Friai't^rer, s. 1. ipieFruitseller; 2. Com. ber 
 ^rianbife<©elicttteffen=)|)dnbler. 
 
 Frui't^ry, s. 1 . ba§ Sbflmerf, S)bfl5 2.ber SJbfl* 
 bebdlter, ba& S)bfi|ttu0. 
 
 Fruit'fiil, fit &^g. l.adj.; II. -ly, adv. 1. 
 frutbtbar, 2. ergicbigj 3. portbeilbaft j III. — 
 ness, s. bie ^ru(btbar!eit, ^utte. 
 
 Frui'tion, s. ber ©enup. 
 
 Fruit'less, I, adj.; IT. — ly, adv. 1. unfrucbl' 
 
Frum 
 
 337 
 
 Fulm 
 
 bar, 2. fn:d)tIo55 III. — ness ,*■.!. bie Un= 
 
 fru*tbarfcit5 2. Die ^ruc^tloftgfcit. 
 Frumenta'ceoas , arf?. 1. QU§ ^orn (SBeiJcn) 
 
 gcma^t j 2. weisenttrtig, fomortig. 
 Fru'menty, j. ber SSeijenbrd. 
 Frush, s. wicFrog, 2. [(— of,in)j3. auffyebcn. 
 To Frus'trate, v. a, 1. ocrcitcln, 2. tdufd^en 
 Frus^trate, p. a. 1. fergcblid^j 2. nic^tig. 
 Frystra'tion, j. bie SSercitclung. 
 Frns'trative, adj. Dcreitelnb, betriigUd(>. 
 Friis'tr^tory, adj. Laic, fiirungiiltig erf lorcnb, 
 Friis'tum, .v. bcf. Geom.'ba^ @turf.[auf^cbcnb. 
 Frutes'c^nt, ad;. Bot. flraudjortig (n)a4>fcnb). 
 Fru'ticant, adj. Bot. ©proffcn babcnb. 
 Fru'ticous, adj. Bot. flrttud^ortig. 
 Fry, s. 1. ber (§ifd)*)5«ogcn j 2. bie ^if^brutj 
 
 3. Ui 5Jfcnge, bcr ^Qufenj 4. ba§ ®ebratcnc, 
 
 ©cbQcfenC) 5. /fw*6. bie ,Rornroac, (^om=) 
 
 gcgC) — of little islands, bic ^nfclgruppc. 
 To Fry, v. I. a. broten, bacf en, rofien (and) n.) j 
 
 n. n. 1. go^rcn, oufroatten, 2. (oor ^i|e) 
 
 fd^meljenj f-ing pan , bic aSrotpfannc 
 Fu'cus, s. I.fig. bic aSerficUung, berfalfd>c 
 
 ©(^ein, 2. f-es, pi. Bot. Sangarten. 
 ToFiid'dle, r. a. (& n. fic^) bcrttUfdS>en, bc* 
 
 trunfcn morj^cn. [SBinbbeutcIci I 
 
 Fiidge, s. bcf. als mt. Unfinn! Kuff(§ncibcrci ! 
 To Fiidge, v. I. a. 1. mQufen^ 2. bcfc^Snigcitj 
 
 II. n. Quffd^ncibcn, roinbbcutcln. 
 FuV» *• t>ie ^euerung , ba§ Srennmatcrittl. 
 To FQ'el, V. a. mit ^eucrung untcr^altcn. 
 Fuga'cious, I. arfj. flud^tig ? II. — oess,Fu- 
 
 gag'jty, s. 1. bic §lud)tigfeit j 2. fig. bcr Un= 
 Fugh [fu] , roic Fob, qv. [bcftanb. 
 
 Fu'gjle, s. ^a^ S)^rgcf(^mur. 
 Fu'gjtive, I. adj. lit. kfig. l.flu(^tig j 2. pfli(l^t= 
 
 oergeffcn, — pieces, ^lugbldttcr, ^Iugfd^rif= 
 
 ten 5 II. s. bcr ^lud^tling, 7£u§rcipcri 111. — 
 
 ness, s. bic ^luc^tigfeit. 
 Fu'gleman, vid. Flugelman. 
 Fugue [fug] , s. Mus.. bic ^ugc [componifl. 
 Fu'guist [fu'gjst] , s. Mus bcr ^ugift , ^"Qcns 
 Fiil'cjment, s. bcr Sflut)epunft, bic @tu|e. 
 Ful'crate, adj. Bot. 1. gcfiufet, 2. mit@tu^cn 
 
 ccrfc^en. 
 Fiil'crum, Fiil'cre, s. 1. bicStu^C (QUd^ Bot.)'^ 
 
 2. Mech. bcr ©tuipunft (be§ Rebels). 
 To Fulfil', u. a. ooUbringcn, erfuUcn,oonsicl)cn. 
 Fulfn'ler, s. bcr SSoUbringcr. 
 Fulfil'm^nt, s. bic GrfuUung. 
 Fiil'gency, Fulgid'jty, *.bcr®Ians,©(!^immer. 
 Ful'g^nt, adj. Icu(^tcnb, f(bimmcmb, glonjenb. 
 Fiil'gor, Ful'gour, s. bcr ©lanj, a3li|. 
 FuliginSs'ity, s. bcr Olup, bic Sflupigfcit. 
 Falig'inous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. l.rupigj 2. 
 
 raud)grau5 3. Bot. fc^rodrjUc^braun. 
 I. 
 
 Full, I. adj. lit. Scfig. j>oU: 1. fatt, gcfdttigt^ 
 2. grof, flarf, fctt, bicf (aud^ Typ. tonSinien, 
 jc.) 5 3. rocit, grop j 4. jlarf (ijon bcr ©timmc n 
 figs, 5. crfuUtj rci^ an ... , rci(^Iid^ j bcla» 
 ben, 6. t>6Uig5 »oU,<ldnbig j T. genQU,au5= 
 fu^rlid^j 8. (of— age) miinbigj II. ado. foil, 
 rcd^t, gcrabc, ganj, gdnslit^, toUig, gor, fc^r, 
 JCj III. comp.— acceptance, roicabsolutca., 
 qv. ; — age , bic SSoUJQ^rigfcit, O^^iinbigf cit 5 
 
 — blood, S5oUblut = , ten ganj cricntQlif^er 
 Sdacc (c. ^fcrbcn), — bodied, 1. flarf veu 
 ,K6rpcr5 2. r,id. unt. bodied; —bottomed, 
 mit grofcm Sobcn, brcit? — cargo, — load, 
 bie folic ^rcftit ob. Sabun^j — costs. Com 
 fdmmtli(^e Jtoftcnj — dress, 1. bcr gonjc 
 (colic) Injug, 2. ba§ f oUftdnbigc ^ofliim j- 
 drive, — speed , ciligft, col. fpornflreid)^^ — 
 grown, au&gcroad^fcn? — hearted, juiHT('i(bt- 
 li(^5 — laden , mit foUer Sabungj — length, 
 bcf. i'amf. Scbcn^gropcj — moon, bcraScHs 
 monb h — organ, bic S)rgcl mit f oUcm S©crf c^ 
 
 — point, 1. (or — stop) bcr (®d)lup=)^punft h 
 2. bcr 95cfd)lup, ba§ (Snbci -power, bic 58oIl= 
 mat^tj- sea,— tide, bic foUc ©cc, ^o()C 
 ^lut^5 — summed, foUfldnbigj — winged, 1. 
 mit flarfcn Sitfi^cn , 2. * glii^cnb j cifrig. 
 
 Full, *. 1. lit. Ik fig. bic pac, ©cniigci 2. fig. 
 baS ©anje: to the — , in — , follftdnbig, foU 
 liQ/ gdnglid^ 3 at — , im ©anjcn j the — of the 
 moon, bcr SSoUmonbj Corns, endorsement 
 in — , bQ§ auSgcfulltc ©iro, to pay in (or at) 
 — , pcrfoUbcja^lcn, auSjaljlcn, cinc©umme 
 fOUmod^cn, to receipt in — (of all accounts, 
 orof all demands), per Salbo quittircn j in 
 
 — of all demands, jur f olligcn ^ru§glci(j^ung 
 unfercrgicd)nung. [SBalfmii^lc. 
 
 To Full, V. a. bcf. Oot/uraalfen, f-ing mill,bie 
 
 Fiil'lage, s. U^ SBalfcrlo^n. 
 
 FulV. s. T. bcrllSalfcr j - 's earth, bic SB al- 
 fererbej — scate, Ich. bcr 9}?ecrcngcl, ©ngcU 
 fifd^j — 's thistle (— 's weed) , Bot. bic SSc? 
 bcr= (ober ^arbcn=)25ificl. 
 
 Ful'l?ry, s. bic SBalfc,aBaIfmul)Ic. 
 
 Ful'ly, adv. fon Full, qv. [mart. 
 
 Fiil'mar, s. 1. Orn. bic ©iSmofCj 2.u/d. Fou- 
 
 Fiil'minaint , adj, bonncrnb, frad^cnb. 
 
 To Ful'mjnate, «. I. n. l.bonncm, frad^cnj 2. 
 (au(^ a.) Chem. fcrpuffcn^ 11. a. (bcn ^\\%-- 
 firQ^l,2C.) f(^lcubcrn(Quc^yf^^ : b. a5annftral)I). 
 
 Fiil'rainating, p. a. frQ(t>cnb, £)onncr=, ,^nall=, 
 2C.5 Chem. betonirenb) — damps, Min. fc^Ia= 
 genbc SSettcr^ CVjem-*. — gold, bas ^naU= 
 golb 5 — silver , baS ,£nallfilber. 
 
 Fiilmina'tion , s. 1. ba§ ©onncmj 2. Chem- 
 bQ& SBcrpujfcnj ^.fig. bcr ffiannftra^I. 
 
 Ful'm.inatory, Fiil'minous, adj. bonncrnb. 
 22 
 
Fulm 
 
 338 
 
 Furn 
 
 Fulmin'jc adj. Chem, tcrpuffcnt^ — acid, bie 
 
 inQlIfdurc. [nung , :c. cf. Full , adj. 
 
 FAl'nesg, *. Die ^uUc, SSonftttnbtQlcit, lin&'Dci- 
 
 F&l'some, I. adj.; II —ly, adu.l.efel^aft, fd^mu= 
 
 3195 2. unsud)ttg, unanflfinfeig , HI. — ness, *. 
 
 1. l)te (5!el^aftigfett5 2. bic UnanftdnDigfeit. 
 FQl'vous (Ful'vid), adj. braunrotl), rot^gclb. 
 Fti'matory, s. Bot. ber Srbraud^. 
 
 To Fum'ble, v. I. n. 1. tolpifd^ oerfa^ren, tap- 
 pen, (^erum)taflen5 2. ftotternjS. tdnDeIn j 11. 
 a. 1. (ungef^ictObetaften, 2. Ijerumscrrcnj 3. 
 
 Fiim'bler, s. berSoIpel. [jCrMttcn. 
 
 Fume, .¥. 1. bcr gtautb) 5)ampf, 2)unft {and) 
 /g.)5 2.)?g. ber 3orn, Die ^Cufroallung. 
 
 To Fume, r. I. n. 1. raud^en? 2. bttmpfcn,buns 
 itcnj — away, 1. (or— up) ocrbiinflen 5 2.^g:. 
 f[(^ aufiofen, — up , 1. Quffteigenj 2. fig. to* 
 ben, ttufroattcn j II. a. 1. rdu(^ern 5 2. (— away) 
 
 FQ'mets, uirf. Fewmets. [oerbunflcit macj^cn. 
 
 Fu'mld, I. adj. rduc^erig, raud^ig, bunflig 5 H. 
 — ness, Fumid'ity, ,y. bie Sldud^erigfeit. 
 
 Fumiferous, Fu'migaint, arfji. bampfenb. 
 
 To Fu'migate, v. a. 1. (burd^)rttud^crn 5 2. <:in= 
 bdmpfcnj f-ing candles, Sftdud^erfcrjcn. 
 
 Fumjga'tion, .v. l.baS {Rduc^em? 2.bad 5)ampf= 
 bab. r*fiafc&ettb 5 3. gornig. 
 
 Ffi'mous, Fu'my, adj. 1. vau6)eix1ijfig-s.2.'bc=' 
 
 Fun, .V. vulg. bcr ©(^erj, <Spaf , 3citocrtreib. 
 
 To Fun, v7dg. v. I. u. fursweilcn, II. a. betru= 
 
 Funam'bulatpry, ad?, fciltdnjcrifcb. [gen. 
 
 Funam'bulist, s. bcr ©eiltdnjcr. 
 
 Func'tion, s. 1. bicSSerrifbtuitg, ba§®ef(bdft5 
 
 2. b. bcf. p^t)f.^roftduf erung j 3. )ia^ limt, ber 
 35cruf54. bcf. Math, bic function, [wirfenbe. 
 
 Func'tionary , .s. 1. bcr SSeamtete j 2. bQ§ 95e= 
 
 Fund, s. 1. ber ^onb, baS (a5etrieb§=)^«pitaU 
 2. f-s, p/. a) ^onb§, (SeIber,®elb»orratl)5 h) 
 ©taatSffbulbcn j c) ©taatgpapieref Tfctieni 
 3.^%. ber 0lei(i^t^um, bie ^uHej— holder, bcr 
 (Sapitalifl, ^ctienin^aber. 
 
 To Fund, V. a. 1. (SttpitoUcn anlegcn, 2.copitaIis 
 iirenj f-ing system, Stat. bo§ ^unbation§s 
 fQjlem (jur ©ccfung ber Sntercffen fur bie 
 
 Fun'dament, s.hum.fia^ ®efd^.[(Staat&f(buIb). 
 
 Fiindamen'tal , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. jum 
 ®runbe ge^6rig , ®runb=, n)efentli(b i — con- 
 cord , Mus. ber ©tammQccorb 5 III. — ness, 
 *. bie aBcfcntli(^!eit. [lage. 
 
 Fundamen'tai§, s. pi. ber ©runb, bic ®runb= 
 
 Fune'bri^l , adj. ^citbenbcgdngnilfe betreffenb. 
 
 Fu'neral, I. a-. 1. bQ§ Scid^cnbegdngni^ j 2. ba8 
 Segrdbnif j II. arfj.l.baS Seid^enbegongnip, :c. 
 betreffenb j 2. trourtg, — pile , ber ©d^eiters 
 ^Qufcn 5 — rites, Scid^engebrdud^e. \adj. 
 
 Fune'real, adj. Icid^cnmdpig , JC. vid. Funeral, 
 
 Fun'gate, s. Chem. ba§ funginfQure ©alj. 
 
 *Fun'gic, adj. — acid, Chem. bic ^ungtn= obcr 
 
 Fun'gifdrm, adj. piljfomiig. hpilsfdurc 
 
 Fun'gln, s. Chem. baS ^ungin. [teit. 
 
 Fungos'ity, Fiin'sousness, s. bic @d)n)ammig= 
 
 Fun'gous, adj. 1. fd)n>Qmmig} 2. piijartigj — 
 flesh, »ilbc§ gleifii. [bQ§ ®(f)n)Qmmgcn>dd)&. 
 
 Fiin'gijs, s. 1 . Bot. bcr ©cbroamm 5 2. bcf. Sxirg. 
 
 Fn'nicle, s. bic ©d^nur j §afcr5 ^ibcr. 
 
 Funic'ular, adj. faferig. 
 
 Fiink, *. vulg. 1. bcriibcIricd^cnbcjDQmpf, ©cs 
 flanf 5 2. ba§ Sunbcr^ols- [ftinfcn. 
 
 To Funk, V. vulg. I. a. bur(bftdn!crn 5 II. n. 
 
 Fun'nel, s. l.bcrSrid^tcr, 2. bic(©(bomftcin=, 
 2C.) 9l6^rc5 3. bic ^cucrmauer, 4. Sme/f.baS 
 ®ief lod^ 5 — shaped, trid)tcrf6rmig. 
 
 Fun'ny, mdg. I. arf;. fpQfl)aft, poflirlicb? il.*. 
 ba§ fleinc (^dl)r=)35oot. 
 
 Fiir, I. *. 1. bQ5 %cVi, bcr^pds (f-s, p^. 01qu(^* 
 roattrcn) 5 ba& ^pdsrocrf 5 2. Med. bcr JBcIcg, 
 bic bicfe(sdl)e) ^eud^tigfcit, f-s of a salt-pan, 
 S-w. bcr ^fannenftcinj II. comp. — cap , bic 
 ^clsmulc, — merchant, ber Otaud^n>aarcn= 
 ^dnblcr, — wrought, »on ^clj gcmacbt. 
 
 To Fur, V. a. (mit^clj, 5Hoo§, 2C.) fiittcrn, 
 ubcrjic^cn. [bcr SSorf^op. 
 
 Fur'below, ^. 1. bie ^olbclj 2. ba§ ©cbrdmc, 
 
 To Fiir'below , v. a. bcfalbcin , befc^cn , i^cr* 
 brdmen, oorflo^cn. [jlu^cn. 
 
 To Fur'bjsh, v. a. polircn, pu6cn 5 to — up, auf- 
 
 Fur'bjshable, adj. poUrbar. 
 
 Fur'bish^r, .v. bcr ^olircr, ©(brocrtfcgcr. 
 
 Fur'cate, Fiir'cated , adj. gabclformig. 
 
 Furca'tion, s. bic ©abclformigfcit. [bclfrcug. 
 
 Fur9hee', adj. Her. gobclig 5 cross — , bQ§@Q= 
 
 Fiir'chel, s. Wli-w. bie ©cid&fcllc^nc 
 
 Fur'fur, s. bcr ©(borf, ®rinb. 
 
 Furfura'ceous, adj. f(buppig, fcborfig, grinbig. 
 
 Fu'rious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. wiit^cnb*, 
 rofenb, toUj 2. bcftig,ungcilum5 HI. — ness, 
 s. bic Staferei, 5But^; 3;oU^cit. 
 
 To Furl, w. a. (— up) oufroUcn, jufammcnic* 
 gen 5 Mar. (bic ©cgcl) bcfcblagcnj f-ing line, 
 ber (a5cfd^log=)35inbfcI, ba& 3ugtau. 
 
 Fur'long, *. bttS ^elbn)cg§ (% cngl. 9}?eilc> 
 
 Fur'Iough [fiVlo], .9. Mil. bcr Urlaub. 
 
 Fur'nace, s. 1. bcr (®d)mcls=)^fcn) 2. ber 
 ^cfTcl j — bars, bic (S)fen=)9lojlf!dbc 5 — blue, 
 ,ReffelbIaU5 — grate or grating, bcr£>fcnroflj 
 — men, ^eucrlcutc, ^ciicx. 
 
 To Fur'nish, v. a. l.j>crfc^cn,i>crforgcn (mit), 
 anf(baffen5 2. (SBaorc, 2c.) licfcm, 3. ^ebcn, 
 beitragen, borbictcn, 4. au§ruficn : a) anmo= 
 bliren? h) fd^miicfen^ f-ings, s. pi. bcr4)o«§» 
 rat^. [gcr, jc. cf. b. r. SB. 
 
 Fur'nisher, *. bcr ©(bajfncr, Sicfcrant, S5crlc= 
 
 Fur'njture [— tshur] , v. 1 . bo6 (^OUS=)®crQH>» 
 
Furr 
 
 339 
 
 Gaba 
 
 \\t 5D?6bcln5 2. Mh ©cfc^irr, (SQtteI=)3eug5 
 
 3. Dtt§ 3ube^Dr5 4. Mar. lit Tfrmatur (eine§ 
 
 @(^iffS) 5 5. bit :Ku8ruftung j bcr ^u|. [ler. 
 Fur^rier, s. bcr ^uifi^nerj {Jlaut^maarenbdnb* 
 Fur'riery, s. ba§ ^elsttjerf, bie 9tau(^n>aare. 
 Fur'rbw, *. 1. bie §ur(^e (auc^^g:.)? 2. ber 
 
 (:j(b5U9SO®'^at)cn5 3. bie atinnej Carp, bie 
 
 ffiut^e? — weed, Bot. biesiuerfe.[au§^6^len. 
 To Fur'row, V. a. 1. furc^en j 2. Sflinncnmadjen, 
 Fui/ry , adj, 1. mit ^clj bebecftj 2. aus ^elj. 
 Fur'ther, I. adj. 1. weitcr, ferner, 2. jcnfeitig, 
 
 duferfljll.adu. l.roeiter, fernerj 2. (—more) 
 
 uberbicS) — most, vid. Furthest. 
 To Fur'ther, v. a. I. weitcr bringen, beforbern j 
 
 2. forbern, unterflfi^cn. 
 Fur'th?rance, s. bieSSeforberung, ber ^ortgttng. 
 Fiir'ther^r, s. ber gorbcrer, SBeforbcrer. 
 Fur'thest, I. adj. fcrnflc, weitcf^ej II. adv. am 
 
 fernften, am rociteften j at (the) — , fpdteflen§. 
 Fur'tive, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1 . gcfio^Icni2. 
 
 cerflo^Ien, ^cimlit^. 
 Fiir'ancle, s. Surg, ber SlutfiJ^waren. 
 Fu'ry, s. 1. W S8ut^, Sdaferei, ZoU^titi 2. bie 
 
 ^eftigfeit, ^ocbfte 2cibenf(baft j 3. bie ^urie, 
 
 — of the womb, bic 9}?uttern)Ut^5 — like, fu= 
 rienortig. [^frtemenfraut. 
 
 Furze (Furz), .*. Bot. ber Stec^ginfler, ba§ 
 
 Fiir'zy, adj. x>oU ©tet^ginfier j — chat, Orn. bQ§ 
 
 FuRca'tion,>v.bicSSerbun!eIung.[SrQunlPe^I(^en. 
 
 Fus'cous, adj. braun, bunfelfarbig. [(moAcn). 
 
 To Fuse, V. n, (& a.) fcbmeljen, jerfliepcn 
 
 Fu^ee', Fu'sS, I. s. I. Horl. ber <S(i^necfenfc= 
 
 gel, bie ©pinbelj 2. Gnn, ber 3unber, bie 
 
 aSranbro^rej 3. vid. Fusil, s. l.j 4. Spor<. 
 
 bie^d^rte eineSSde^bocfSj II.comp.l.i\fec/i-j. 
 
 — clamp ferrules, £)re^s (ober ©(bnerfenO 
 Jtloben 5 — engine, bQ& ©d^necfcnfc^ncibescug j 
 —squaring tools, bie® (bnerfens^olirmofiine. 
 
 2. Guns, fuse-box, bic 3unbertQfd^e 5 — com- 
 position, ber 3unberfa$i — hole, boSSSraub* 
 
 lo(b (einer aSombe, :c.). 
 Fusibil'ity, .v. bie ©(bmeljbarfctt. [b. t. SB. 
 Fu'sible, I. adj. [(bmeljborj II. — ness, s. vid. 
 Fu'sjl, I. adj. 1. fcbmeljbarj 2. fliiffigj II. ,v. 1. 
 
 tiiz ^lintej 2. i/er. bie SBccfe, epinbel. 
 Fusjleer', s. Mil. ber ^iifclicr. l^'i^f- 
 
 Fu'aion, s. Cliem. 1. ta^ Sdjmclsen) 2. ber 
 Fiiss, ^. vidg. ber 2drm, bad ©etobc. 
 Fust, s. 1. ber (Sdulenfd^aftj 2. ber bumpfigc 
 
 ®erud^5 3. f-s of cloves, .V. p[. 9cdgIcinF6pfe. 
 To Fiist, V. n. bumpfig werben , flinfeu. 
 Fiis'tian [— tshan] , I. *. 1 . bcr a3ar(bent j 2. fig, 
 
 ber ©^mulft j II. adj. 1. oon SSarcbent, 2..%. 
 
 f(b»ul|Hg J — an-ape, ber ^liif(b, 3:ripp. 
 Fus'tianist, J. ber f^njiilflige ©d^riftfleller. 
 Fiis'tjc, .v. bag ©Clb^olj. Fus'tigate, u. a. pni. 
 Fiist jga'tion, s. tn^ ^n'igeln. [geln. 
 
 Fus'tjn?ss , s. ber ?QZobers ober ©cbintmelge* 
 
 ru(^, ®cflanf. [fenb. 
 
 iFiis'ty, adj. moberig,bumpft8,fcbimmclig, fiin* 
 Fiit'ch^ts, *. pi. Wh-w. bie ©cidbfclarme be& 
 
 S5orbern)agen& [ocrgebli*. 
 
 Fu'tjle, adj. 1. imbebeutenb, geringfugig j 2. 
 Ffitil'jty, .V. i.bie®cringfugigfeit,SBcrt^loftg» 
 
 Mtj 2. bic Unjuldnglitb^eit. 
 Fiit'tQcks, s. pi. Ship-h. bic Slippen, ®abel= 
 
 b^Ijcr, <Si|cr u. ^uflonger in cinem Spann. 
 Fu'ture [— tshiir] , I. adj. fiinftig, jufiinftig, 
 
 n. or Futu'rjty [— tshu' — ] , s. bie 3ufunft5 
 
 boS 3ufunftige. 
 
 To Fiizz, V. fl. (& 77. fi^) jerfafen. [©ojtft. 
 Fiizz, .V. feine, lofe 3:^eil(ben5 — ball, Bot. bet 
 To Fiiz'zie, v. a. viilg. bctrunFen mocben. 
 Fy, int. pfui!— for shame, pfui, ®^onbe! 
 4:'Fytte , s. bcr ^bfd^nitt (eine§ (KebKbtS, ic ), 
 
 ©cfang. 
 
 G. 
 
 G [je] , 1. (ein 5iRitlQuter) btt$ ®, g } 2. Mus. 
 
 mod. a) bie funftc biatonifcbc ,SIangfiufc be§ 
 
 3;onfQflem&5 &) ber G-f(bluffcl3 G flat, ges. 
 G, abbr. fl. God, Gospel, George, good, great, 
 
 &c. ; Ga. ft. Georgia; Gal. ft. gallon ; Gar, ft. 
 
 Garrison ; G. C. B. ft. Grand Cross (of the) 
 
 Bath, ®ropfrcu5 be&95at^=Srbcn§5 gen. ft. 
 
 general, genesis; genmo. ft. generalissimo ; 
 
 gent. ft. gentleman; Geo. ft. George; Gosp. 
 
 ft. gospel; Gov. ft. governor; Govf. ft. go- 
 vernment; Govf. 0*. ft. government orders; 
 G. R. ft. Georgius Rex ; gr. ft. grain, great, 
 groat; Greg. ft. Gregory; gt. ft. great. 
 
 To Gab, vid. To Gabble. [©efcbwd?. 
 
 Gab, vulg. 1. bQ§5}jQur,bcr5)Junb5 2.)tg.boS 
 
 Gab'ara^e* *• vid. 1. Lighter, 2. Lighterage. 
 
 Gab'airdine, s. 1. ber grobe ^ittelj 2. ber 9lci* 
 femantcl, ©toubmantel, gicgenmttntel. 
 22* 
 
Gabb 
 
 340 
 
 Gall 
 
 To Gab'ble, v. n. 1. fdjnattertt , sroitfd^jern , 2. 
 
 (unoerfidnt)Iid^) fc^wa^en, [(felabbern. 
 Gab'ble, *. 1. t)a8 ®ef(^natter 5 2.ba§ ® ef4>n)a§. 
 Gab'bl^r, a-, tcr ©d^wtt^cr, ^laubercr. 
 Gfibjonade', *. Fort. Uz Jtorbfc^anjC. 
 Ga'bions, j. pi. Fort, ©(^an^forbe. [bclfroiite. 
 Gr/ble, s. (— end) bcr®iebel}— front, tie ©ic= 
 Gab'Iock, vid. Gavelock. 
 Gad, I. *. 1. T. t>ttS ©tucf (t)er Mlformigc 
 
 ^lumpen) Btaiili 2. Min.U^ SBergcifcn 5 3. 
 
 5porf. bie Sag^P^^ttf^C 5 !!• cowp.— about, 
 
 coi. 1. \)er |)crumf£bn3<5'^aicr} 2. Die ©ttfTens 
 
 range 5 — bee (— breeze, —fly), Ent. bic 
 
 (^ftcr=)a5remfe, SSic^flicgc. 
 To Gad, V. n. (— about) um^crlaufen, umbers 
 
 f(j^»armcn,um^erf(blenbcrn 5 gadding gossip, 
 
 bie ©tabtfltttfc^c. 
 
 Gad'd^r, s. (— about) bcr ^erumlfiufer. [Iif(^. 
 Gae'ljc [ga' -] , I. s. ba§ ©dtifcbej II. adj. gd= 
 Gaff, *. 1. bcr^afen, SBurffpiep, bic^arpunej 
 
 2. Mar. bic Oaffct, bcr ©egclbaum. 
 Gaf'ile, s. 1. Sporf. ber funftli(^e ©porn bcr 
 
 Jtampf^a^nc 5 2. ber ©panner ciner TCrmbruft. 
 To Gag, V. a. 1. (ben?)}iunb)miteinem©perrs 
 
 bols ouffpcrren, f nebcin i 2. jig. befcbwid^tigen. 
 Giig, *. 1. ba§ ©perrl)oIjj ber ,Sncbel5 2. bic 
 
 SBurgbirnj — tooth, berUberja^n, {RQjfsa^n. 
 Gag, Gagate', s. Min. bcr ®ogat^. 
 Gage, s. 1. bttS ^fanb,Unterpfanb5 bieSSiirgs 
 
 f(^aft (ttU(^^8:.)5 2. r-i. a)ba8 7fi4)mQp,ber 
 
 SSifirfiab, ft) bie Sc^rc, Seere, c) Join.&c. 
 
 tik ©ci^miege} d) L-f. ba§ ^reujmap, Suf^os 
 
 riumj e) Mint, ber 9li(btpfennigj 3. Mars. 
 
 t>iz 3Ba{fertrQ(3()t) — rod of a pump, ba8 ^cils 
 
 ^olj ) — of way, R-w. bie ©purmeite 5 — cock, 
 
 Mech. ber ^robir^abn. 
 To Gage, V. a. T. l.oifiren,ai(ben,au§me|fen3 
 
 2. lebren, Iceren j gaging rod, baS SSifirmap, 
 
 bcr S>ifir|!Qb. 
 Ga'ger , s. bcr SSifirer , 5Ci(bmeifier j — 's fees, 
 
 U^ ^epgelb, bic :jCid^meifter& ©cbii^r. 
 Gag'ger, s. ber ^Knebclnbc, 2C. cf. To Gag. 
 To Gag'gle, v. n. gaefcrn, fcbnattcrn. 
 Gai'ety , Giii'ly, kc. vid. Gayety, &c. 
 Gain, s. 1. ber ®en)inn, SBort^eil, @rtrog j 2. 
 
 Arch, a) bic f(brdge 7fu§lttbung5 b) baS 3ap* 
 
 fcnlodb. 
 To Gain, v. I. a. 1. (au(j& n.) gcTOinncn, 2. cr* 
 
 longen j crreid^en, to — ground, bef. fig. cor* 
 
 riirfen, urn fi^ greifen 5 to — over, an [16) sie= 
 
 ben, beroegen ju . . . UI. n. 1. rc'd^ njerben^ 2. 
 
 (mit on) a) b. SSortbeil er^alten iiibcr . . . , iibers 
 
 bolenjft) Ginflup geroinnen iiber ... 5 c)(t.SBaf= 
 
 fer) fi^ QuSbreiten iiber . . . , wegfcbwemmen. 
 Gai'n?ible, adj. ju gewinncn , ;c. cf. b. t>. SS. 
 Gai'n^r, *. ber ®e»innenbe. 
 
 Gain'ful, I. adj,;ll. — ly,adu. eintrdglicb, oor- 
 t^eilbaft5 HI. — ness, s. bie Gintrdglid^Eeit 
 
 Gain'iess, adj. uneintrdgli(b / unoortbeilbaft. 
 
 Gain'say [Sm., &c. ; gansa', Wb., W., Wore. 
 &c.], V. ir. a. 1. wibcrfprc^en^ 2. beflrcitcn. 
 
 ♦Gain'sayer, s. 1. bcr SBibcrfpreiber, 2. bet 
 
 'Gainst [genstj , abbr. oon Against. [®egner. 
 
 GAi'rish, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. gldnjenb, 
 prd^tig, bunt, 2. ou&gelafTen, iibermutbig j 
 III. — ness, s. 1. bie ^rtt4>t,ba§ ©cprdgci 
 ber(^litter=)©taatj2.tie»ilbe^reube,:iru8= 
 gelaffcnbcit. [beim ®el)cn. 
 
 Gait, s. bcr ® ang : 1. bcr SBeg 5 2. bie ^altung 
 
 Gai'ted, adj. cincn (langfamcn, :c.) ®ang ba= 
 
 Gai'ters, s. pi. bic ©amaf(ben. [benb. 
 
 Ga'la[/a.;ga'lgi, W., Sm., Worc.&c.'],s.mod. 
 bie ©altt. [Med. bie ©algantmurscl. 
 
 Galan'gal, s. 1. Bot. bcr grope ©algantj 2 
 
 Gai'axy, s. 1. Ast. bie ^Jlil^lftrape, 2. fig. bie 
 gldnjenbe SSerfammlung, SSercinigung. 
 
 Gal'banum, s. tia^ DJJuttcr^ars. 
 
 Gale, s. ber friffbcSBinb 5 (— of wind) Mar. bic 
 ^ii^lte, SBinbflage. [Iccre). 
 
 Gal'eas, Ga'Ieasse, *. bic ©alcoffc (grope ®a- 
 
 Ga'leat^d, adj. 1. bebclmt, 2. Bot. gebelmt. 
 
 •Gale'na, *. Min. ber SBIeiglanj, ba& SBIeiers. 
 
 Galen'ic, Galen'ical, adj. 1. blciglanj^altig, 2. 
 Med. galcnifcb. 
 
 GrUile'^Ln, I. adj. galildifd^ 5 H. s. ber ©alildcr. 
 
 Gall, I. jf. 1. bie (Salle (au(b./tg.) 5 2. bic wunbs 
 gericbene ©telle, ber SBolf, 3. (—bladder) 
 r^k ©ttUenblofcj 4. (— nut) bcr ©attapfelj 
 blue g-s, Com. ftbnjarjc (Tfleppo) ©olldpfel, 
 II. comp. — fly (— insect) , Ent. bic ®aU= 
 WC^pej — oak, Bot. Uz ©alleid^ej — sick- 
 ness, Med. ba& ©allenfteber. 
 
 To Gall, V. I. a. 1. (n.{\&)) irounb (aufs)reibcni 
 2. abnu^en, 3. (ba§ Ufcr) ob[(bn)emmcn, ab= 
 fpfilen 5 4. qudlen, rcijcn, drgern, H. n. ficb 
 drgcrn, unwiUig fein. 
 
 Gal'lant, I. s. 1. ber ISapfere,^0(^bersige,95ie« 
 bermann j 2. Mar. bic^laggeamaSefanmaftcj 
 II. adj. ; III. — ly , adv. brac , tapfer, IV. ~ 
 ness, s. 1. bielS^apferFcit} 2. bie ©tattli^feit. 
 
 Gallanf, I. s. bcr ©alan, ©tu^er; ll.ad?.; m. 
 • ly, adv. galant, bSfli^b (gegen ^rauen). 
 
 To Gallant', v. a. (diner) ben ^of macbcn. 
 
 Gal'lantry , s. 1. bic ^toXtl\6iMth 2. W S^ap* 
 ferf eit, |>od)bersig!eit j 3. bie ©alanteric. 
 
 Gal'leon, s. bic (Bolionc (9tegifterf(biff). 
 
 Gal'lery, a-. 1. Arch., Fort., Mar.&c. bie ®aU 
 lericj 2. Gard. bcr Saubcngang? open — , ber 
 !JCttan j — ladder. Mar. Die ©turmleiter. 
 
 Gal'ley, I. *. 1. bic ©alccrc, 2. Chem. ber ®a= 
 leerenofenj 3. Mar, tik ^ombiife (c. .^rieg&= 
 f(^iffc&)54. Tt/p.baS (©e§*)@Wj VL-comp. 
 
Gall 
 
 341 
 
 Garb 
 
 -bailt. Mar. mit glottem^ccf gebQUl3 — 
 fish, Zool. I5te nuaUc j - foist, bieCSaleeren* 
 fu|ie(ein2ttflfd)ijf)5-slice, Typ. DieBd^iffS 
 jungej-tiles, glofirtc 3icgel. 
 Gal'ljc, adj. 1. (or Gal'Ijcan) ^aUiUni^d), gaU 
 Iif^5 2. [gal'jc] ©aUdpfelbetreffent), Chem 
 
 Cal'licism, s. ber ©aaiciSmuS. [®aUu§» 
 
 Gailigas'kins, s. pi. lud. bie ^piubcr&ofen. 
 
 Gallimaa'freV, Gall.iiaaw'frey , .v. he], fig. bcS 
 ©eraifd), CSemcngfei, bcr ^yjift^mafcb. 
 
 Gallina'ceous, adj. ^u^nerartig. 
 
 Galljna'go, ,v. Orn. Uz ^eerfdjnepfe. 
 
 Gal'ling leath'er, A-.bQ& ©(beulebcr (flir^ferbe). 
 
 GaKliot, s. tic ©ttleote (leit&te ©alcere). 
 
 GaKljpQt,*. ber Tfpot^efcrtopf , Stttroergetopf 
 (»on ^at)ance), Sliedfjtopf. 
 
 GaKlon, s. bic ®ttUon (=4 cngl. Sluart). 
 
 Galluon', *. (— lace) bie ®Qlone, aSorte. 
 
 To Gal'loi), V. n. 1. galoppiren; 2.yis:. (mit 
 over, &c.) fdjnett bui't^laufen. 
 
 Gal'lop , s. ber ©Qlopp. [leit^tc ^clblajfette. 
 
 Gal'lpp^r, *. 1. ber ©aloppircnbe, :c. j 2. eine 
 
 Gal'lQway, s. eine eieine ^rt(fd()ott.) ^^fcrbe, 
 ber ,tleppcrj— poles, furs^6rnige59linbme^. 
 
 Gal'lows [gen. ; gal'lOz, Ja.] , s. pi. 1. ber ®aU 
 gen ? 2. r?/p. ber ® ecf elfhi^l, ®algcn , — bird, 
 vulg. bcr ©-pogel i — bits, j?. pi. Mar. Stne6)ti 
 ju oen Olefcroeflengcn unb Staaenj — free, 
 bem ©algen cntlaufcn? — (s)tree, i:cr(£lucrs 
 
 Gal'ly, adj. gQlIig, hitUv. [bttlJen om) ©olgcn. 
 
 Galo'9hes,Galo'shes,.v.p/.®aaof£l&en:l.^ol5-- 
 fd)u^ei2. Uberfdju^e. 
 
 Galvan'jc, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. goU 
 x>am^6) 5 — circuit, t>er g-e @trom j — pile, bic; 
 
 Gal'vanisra, s. bcr ©alPQniSmuS. [g-c (Boulc. 
 
 To GapTanTze, v. a. galoonifircn. 
 
 GalvanSm'eter, s. Hx ©Qlpanomcter. 
 
 Galvanoplus'tic, adj. gQlfanoplaflifc^ , — art, 
 tiie ©alpanoplQfUf. [©Qmaft^cn. 
 
 Gambades', Gamba'dOes (Garaasli'es) , s: pi. 
 
 To Gam'ble, v. n. (^0(^) fpielcnj to — away, 
 a. pcrfpiclcnj g-ing horse, bQ& (Rennpferb, 
 g-ing house, bQo ©picl^QUS. [ncr. 
 
 Gam'bler, s. bcr Spieler oon ^rofefjion, @qu= 
 
 Gamboge', s. t)as ®ummi Qomboia, ®. ©utti. 
 
 ToGam'bQl, v. n. tanjen, (2uft » )@prunge 
 mad)m, ^iipfcn. 
 
 Gam'bol , s. bcr 2uft= (ob. ^reubcnO'Sprung. 
 
 Gam'brel, s. I. Vet. bas ©elenf om Winter* 
 fc^enfel bc& ^ferbeS, bie 4)dtfe5 2. Butch. 
 boS ©pcrrbolji — roof, ^rc/i.ba0 gebro(^cnc 
 ©Q(b. [fprcijcn. 
 
 To Gam'br?!, v. a. (mitbem@perr()ol5e)au§* 
 
 Game, I. *. 1. ba§ ©piclj 2. fig. ber grobe 
 ©pop, 4)o^n, ©pott 5 3. ber^lon, Ui 3ntri= 
 ijuc j 4. bic 3Q9b, SBcgelbeijei 5. bog aSilb, 
 
 aSilbput, ber QagbOSangj II. comp, - 
 
 cock, vcr ^fampfbab^) — covers. Sport. 
 
 SBilbfctuppcnj — keeper, DerSBilbt)dgcr,^d» 
 
 gerciter i — laws, tic 3<i9b5iefe§e. 
 To Game, v. n. 1. fpiclcu j 2.f(^erjen5 ficb unter* 
 
 ^Qltcnj gaming house {or ordinary), t . iSpiel- 
 
 ^QU5 5 gamingtable, b. ©-tifd), b. ©-banf. 
 Garae'some, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. luftig, [d)crs= 
 
 ^Qft, mut^roiUig j III.— ness, >v. bic Suftigrcit, 
 Game'st^r, s. ber <SpicIcr. [bcr 0Jfutl)H5iUc. 
 Garn'mpn, s. 1. (— of a bacon) bcr ©d^infcn ; 
 
 2. vid. b. ii. Back-gammon ; 3. vid. Humbug. 
 To Gam'mon, v. a. 1. einfttlgcn u. rdud^crn ; 2. 
 
 3Iar. bcnJU^Icn; 3. t^id. To Humbug. 
 Gam'monTng, s. Mar. bie aSugfpvictrou^Iing 
 
 (ein Sau). [tiefftc g. 
 
 Gam'ut, s. Mus. l.bicSonlcitcr, @CQla j 2. tuo 
 To Ganch, v. a. jcrflcifcbcn, pfd^lcn. 
 Gan'der, s. bcr ©dnfcri^) 3 — goose , Hot. bttS 
 
 ^nobenFraut. 
 Gang, I. .V. 1. bcr Srupp (bcf. Mar. "Kniaf^l 
 
 5Watrofcn)5 2. cont. ber |)aufe, bie Sflottc, 
 
 Sunbci 3. Min-s. a) ber ®ang (cincr @rs= 
 
 Qber)5 6) bic (Srjmuttcr 3 II. comp. bcf. Mar-*. 
 
 — board, baS Scgebrct, bic Saufplanfej — 
 
 way, l.berf(bmalc®ang5 2. tie ^allrccps^ 
 
 trcppe ;-week, bic |)immcIfrtl:vt§wo(be, JBet? 
 
 ober UmgangSn)od()e ; (—days,/;/. 33cttagc). 
 Gan'ges, s. Geog. bcr (glup) ©ongcS. 
 Gang'lion, s, 1. ^na^ ber 3terocnfnotcn3 2. 
 
 5Mrg. bttS Ubcrbein. [urfoicn. 
 
 To Gan'grenate , u. a. ten beifen ffiranb oer- 
 To Gan'grene, v. (©om (>eifcn Sronbe) 1. a. 
 
 QnfrcJTcn, angrcifenj II. n. Qngegrijfen (obcr 
 
 branbig^rocrben. 
 GjWgrene, s. Med. bcr ^eipc S5ranb. 
 Gan'grenons, adj. Med. 1. bronbig , Qngefref= 
 
 fen 3 2. ten ^eipcn Sranb »crurfQ(benb 3 — 
 
 ulcer, tQ$ JtrcbSgcfcbwur. 
 Gangue [gang], ,v. vid. Gang, 3. [@on&. 
 
 Gan'net, *. Or/?, tcr ©annet, tie bajTonifd^c 
 Gant'let, s. 1. bcr ^an5crl)antf(bu^3 2. (or 
 
 Gant'lope)biciSpicprut^en(tag(S5afTcnIaufen)- 
 Gaol [jal] , &c. ■uirf. Jail, &-:. 
 Gap , s. 1. tic Sfli^c, ©palte, Jtluft; Sjfnung, 
 
 bQ§" 2oc^ 5 2. bic SBaUoffnung, Srefdjc 3 3. tic 
 
 3Kunb6ffnung, Gram, tcr ^iatu^, baS ®cs 
 
 fpcrr3 4. jig. bic 2ucfc. 
 To G.ipe {Sm., &c. ; gap, Wl,., IK., ^rorc., 
 
 &c.] , V. n. 1. gdbncn3 2. ten 5}?unb auffpcr» 
 
 ren3 f(bnappen5 3. Rcb fpaltcn, (Riffc bcfom* 
 
 men, iicb offnen, flaffen, 4. (— at, anOgaitcnj 
 
 b.fig. (mit for obcr after) tra(btcn {mdf). 
 * Ga'p^r, s. tcr ©dbncr, k. cf. 1. 1>. 2B. 
 " Ga'plng, .<?. roic Gap. 1. 
 Giirb, s. 1. btcSrotbt, tcS (Sficontj 2. tcr 
 
Garb 
 
 342 
 
 Gath 
 
 edjnitt, Die ^orm, 3. baS duferc^nfe^cn, bic 
 
 |)altung , 4. ifer. bic ^orngorbc. 
 Gar'bage, s, 1. baS ©ebdrm^bcf. Sporf. bQg 
 
 ®efd)Cibe^ 2. uid. Garble. 
 To Gar'bage, v. a. au6vailt)Zn , Qu&ne^men. 
 To Giir'bic, v. a. 1. ©ewiirje, :c. reinigertj 
 
 (au&)fieben5 2.yig. fit^tcn. 
 Gar'ble, s. bef. pL g-s , bcr :jru§f(&up, bie :ifu§= 
 
 f(]^uf rooare j ber IbfaU, luSrourf. 
 
 ar'bler, 5. 1. ber @icber,9teiniger5 2.JigMv 
 
 ©i(^ter,- 3. Late, (in Sonbon) ber ©pcjcrei 
 
 »QQrent)ifitQtor. 
 Giir'board (Gar'bel) , s. Mar. bic JBobenplanfCj 
 
 — streak (— strake), ber ^ielgang. 
 Gard, &c, vid. Guard, &c. 
 Gar'den. s. ber ©arten j — fork , bie So^gabel, 
 
 5iJliflbeetgabel3-frame, bag 03?i|^beetfenfter 
 
 — mould, tk ®-erbc5 — plot, bie ®-ttn= 
 pflanjung, — sage, Bot. bie t6)U ©albeij 
 
 — shears, W Siaumfd^erci — stuff, vulg. 
 grunc SBaare, ©emufe i — trap, bie ^uf angel. 
 
 To Giir'den, v. n, ©arteubau treiben. 
 Giir'dener, *. ber ©cirtner. 
 Giir'doning, a\ ber ©ortenbou, bie ©drtnerei. 
 Gardman'ger, .v. bic 2>orrQt^&fammer. 
 G^re, .V. tk grobc SBcUc, ©ienfclrooUe. 
 Gar'-fish, .v. Icli. bie 5!)Zcernabel. [ente. 
 
 Gar^giine, s OniMc fd^ecfige vK:rie(l^cnte,^nd(f- 
 Giirgarism, s. ba§ ®urgetnja|fer. 
 To Gar'garize, vid. To Gargle. 
 GJir'get, »•. Tet.eine SSiet)fcu(be (be&9linboie^&). 
 Gar'gji, .V. Vet, bie ®ttnfcfeu(^e. [riefeln. 
 To Gar'gie, v. 1. a. (& n. ficb) gurgelnj II. n. 
 Gar'gle, s. 1. ba§ ©urgclroaffer j 2. Anat. bie 
 
 ®urgel,ber ©d^lunb. 
 
 Gar'gpl , s. Vet. bie ^innen ber ©c^njcine. 
 G'Vrisb, ike. vid. Gairisb, ^c. 
 Gar'iand, .v. 1. ber SSlumenfranj , bQ§ S-nge* 
 
 roinbe, JB-ngc^dnge (au6) Arch.)^ bie^rucbt^ 
 
 fc^nur^ 2. Sfa, ba§ '^prooiontne^ eineS 5J?a= 
 To Gar'l?ind, v. a. befrdnjen. [trofen. 
 
 GJir'lic, *. ber ^noblaud^j — pear-tree, ber 
 
 ,S:-birnbQum, ©tinfapfelbaum. [wanb. 
 
 Gar'ljcks, s, pi. cor. Com. bic gorli§er 2cin= 
 Gar'inent, s. bag ®cn>anb, SCkin. 
 Gardner, s. ber ^omboben, ^ornfpcicj^er. 
 To Gar'n?r, v. a. ouffpeid^ern(Qui^g-.). 
 Gar'net, s. 1. Min. ber ©ronot j 2. Mar. bttS 
 
 <Staggarnat. [ren , 2. loerfe^en, oerforgcn 
 To Giir'nish, v. a. 1. jieren, fcbmiicten, gttrni= 
 Gar'nisb, s. 1. ber 3ierttt^, @(t)murf j bie ©Qr= 
 
 nirung, 2. ba§ a5ef(^ldge, Seiflenwer!. 
 Gar'njsb^r, .v. ber ®cr5ierer,2C. cf. To Garnish. 
 Gar'/ilshment, ,v. ber 3ierat^, ©djmuct. 
 GAr'nitare [— tshur] , s, bcr®cbmu(f, bie S>er= 
 
 jierung, ©amitur. 
 
 Gar'ret, a\ bic ©a(^ftube, Sobcn Jammer. 
 
 Garreteer', s. bcr ©ad^ftubenbcwo^ner. 
 
 Gar'rjson, s. Mil. bie ©arnifon. 
 
 To Gar'rison, v. a. Mil. 1. befc^enj 2. bucc^ 
 ^efiungcn f(^u|en. [lity, s. bic ©efd)rod§igf eit. 
 
 Gar'rulous, I.ad;.fd^n)a6^aftiII.— ness, Garru'- 
 
 Gar'ter, s. 1. ba§ ©trumpfbanbj 2. (order of 
 the — ) ba§ ^ofenbanb (engl. Olittcrorbcn), 
 3. Tijp. ber obcre S^eil be& ©d^IoffeS an ber 
 aSudjbrudterprcjfe. 
 
 To Gur'ter, v. a. 1. miti3trumpfbdnbernbin= 
 ben 5 2. ben 4)ofenbanborben ferleil)cn. 
 
 Giiri/i, 5. 1. bieScibeSbicfcj 2. ber Oleif , bic 
 Sinbe j 3. bie B6)U\xU, t5ad SBe^r : — man, ber 
 Sifter. 
 
 Gas, s. Cliem. bag ©aSj — burner, ber ZmM= 
 anfal an eincr ©aglicj^tro^re, — cooking ap- 
 paratus, ber ©aSbereitunggapparatj — (de- 
 livering) tube, bic®aglcitung5r6^re5 — hold- 
 er, ber ©aSreferooiri — light, ba§©agli(l^ti 
 
 — lighting, bie ©aSbelcuc^tung 5 — meter, ber 
 ©agmelTcrj — work, bie ©aSanftalt. 
 
 Gas'coign [—'coin], Gas'cony, s. ©afconien. 
 Gas'con, s. ber ©afconicr. 
 Gasconade', s. bie ^uffcbncibcrci, ^ra^lcrei. 
 To Gasconade', v. n. auff(i^nciben/ pra^Ien. 
 GSs'eous [5m., Coo/ey, &c., gas'— , IVd.'j^adj. 
 
 Pky. gaffg, gagartig. Fben, jerlfeouen 
 
 To Gash, V. a. 1. ticf ocrn)unbcn3 2. jcrfc^nci- 
 Gash, s. \ik (Haffenbe) SBunbc, ber ^icb. 
 Gasiflca'tion, s. Chem. bic ©agcrscugung. 
 To Gas'ify, v. a. Chem. in ©a§ lUTWanbcIn. 
 Gas'kets, s. pi. Mar. \)k SSeff^lagfcifingcn. 
 Gasom'eter, s. Chem. 1. ber©agbcf)dltcr, ©a- 
 
 fometer^ 2. ber ®a§meffer. 
 GasSm'etry, s. bic Jlunfl, ©afc ju meffen. 
 To Gasp, v. n. [d^rocr att)menj [(bnaufcnj fei* 
 
 (^cn, (nad^ Suft) fd^nappcn. 
 Gasp, s. bag fc^were ^tt)men j (Sd)naufcn, Sttu 
 
 (^en, vulg. ©(^nappcn (nad) 2uft). 
 Gas'par, Gas'pard, s. ^aSpQr (DJt-n.). 
 Gast'ly, <fec. vid. Ghastly, kc. 
 Gas'tnc, adj. ben SSaud) betreffenb, gaflrifdjj 
 
 — juice, ber SKagenfaft. 
 Gastrn'oquJst, s. bcr Saud^rebncr. 
 Gas'trocele, s. SMrg.ber9}Jagcnbrud^.[fd^nitt. 
 GastrSt'omy, j.Swrg-. ber S3audjf(bnitt j ioifcr= 
 Gate, s. 1. bag S^or j bie ^forte^ 2. bie §aa= 
 
 t^itrj 3. (an6)Jig.) berSKcg, eingang, bic 
 ^ffnungi 4. Found, bog ©U^locbj— vein, 
 Anat. bie ^fortaber ^ — way, 1 . bcr Xljormcgi 
 2. bag S^orgebdube, bcr SBorbau. 
 
 Ga'ted, adj. mitS^orcn ccrfc^en. 
 
 To Gath'er, v. I. a. 1. fammcln, fcrfammcln j 2, 
 einfammeln,erntcn,- 3. pfliicfcn, (aug)lcfca 
 {CLU^ fig.) i figs. 4. fammcln, fi^opfcni 5. fol* 
 
Gath 
 
 343 
 
 Gene 
 
 gem, [(^liepen^ 6. Qeroinnen, befommen, ju 
 (Stroad fommcnj T. Tijp. Sagen madden, 8, 
 (mit up , &c.) einfaramein, sufammenne^men 
 (ein@cn)Qnto, it.), in^oltcn Icgcn, 5ufammen= 
 5ie[)cn (im 'Ji:dl)en , 2C.) , ansic^en j to — dust, 
 jtaubig rocrtJin? to — ground upon (orellipt. 
 to — on) ... , ein^olen , S^orfprung geroinnen 
 uber. . . j ll.n.l. iid) famraein, fic^ cerfammelnj 
 2. fi(^ ocrgrS^ern j 3. fi(i> pfammensie^cn 5 to 
 — to matter, or to a head, citcrn. [gefd^lingc 
 
 Gath'er* *• '• Qcn). 7^^- ticgaltc^ 2.ba& Jtalb&= 
 
 Gath'erer, s. l.ber @ammler;:c. c/. To Gather; 
 2. bcr (3oII»)@innc^mer5 3. g-s, pi. Vet. Die 
 ©c^ncibejdljne, (_bci ^fcrten) 3angen. 
 
 Gath'enng. *. 1. ba§ ©ammcln, :c. c/. To Ga- 
 ther; 2. Die (Sollecte,- 3. Tz/p-*. bic 2agc5 — 
 board, Die Scgenbanf 5 — of taxes, bie ©tcu* 
 
 Gatt, .V. Afar. Die ^Qlbc 9laa. [crer^cbung. 
 
 Gau'dery (Gaud), A^ Dcr^U^, (gUtterOStaat, 
 
 Gau'djly, ado. Don Gaudy, qu. [3)anb. 
 
 Gau'din^ss, s. ber (gcfc^niQcflofe) ^prunf, %lit= 
 terflaat. 
 
 Gau'dy, I. adj. 1. ubertricbcn prd^jtig^gcs 
 fdjmacflos au&gepu§t,bunt j 2. y4c. fefUic^ i II. 
 s. Ac. i)Q^ ^cfti — days, gericn. 
 
 Gauge [giij] , &c. vid. Gage, &c. 
 
 Gaul, .*. 1. ©alliens 2. bcr ©allicr. 
 
 Gau'ljsh, adj. goUifd^. [ger, bunn 
 
 Gaunt, I. adj. ; IT. — ly, adv. ^Qgcr,burrc, ma= 
 
 CJiiunt'let, v'ld. Gantlet. 
 
 Gauze, s. bie ®o^e , ber bunne ©eibenflor. 
 
 Gau'zy, adj. gajeiiartig, florcl^nli^. 
 
 Gave, prct. ton. To Give, qi\ 
 
 Gav'^I-kind. *. Law, baS2c^it,n)eI(^c§in glei= 
 6izx Gibioertljeilung auf bie ®6^ne (ob. S5ru= 
 ber) !ommt. 
 
 Guv'elock, .V. bee 4)a!en5 baS Srccbcifcn. 
 
 Gav'ot, s. Dane, bic ©aootte. [faltSpinfct. 
 
 Gau^ky, I. adj. 'bumm, tolpifd^j 11. s. bcrSin^ 
 
 Gay, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adii. 1. lufHg, fr6t)lid^, 
 munteri 2. gepu^tj fc^on, gldnjcnb. 
 
 Gay^ety, Gay'n?ss, s. 1. bic Sufligfeit, ^un 
 terJciti 2. ber luflige ©trci(bi 3. bie ^rad)t, 
 ber ©Idnj. [ren? (Qn)gciffen, (Qn)|lQuncn. 
 
 To Gaze, v. n. (mit at . Ac.) feft ttnfe^en, ftttr= 
 
 Gaze, .V. ber (©tarr Office, Ui TCnftarren, 
 
 Gazel', Gazelle', s. Zoo/, bie ®Q5eUe.[(3taunen. 
 
 Ga'zer, .v. bcr TTnftaunenbe, ®affcr. 
 
 Gazette', .v. bie 3eitung. To Gazette', v. a 
 col. in cine 3eitung fc^cn. 
 
 Gazetteer', s. 1. ber 3eitung§f(l^reiber5 2. bcr 
 3eitung$trQger^ 3. ba§ 3eitungSleri!on. 
 
 (:Jaz6n' , s. Fort, bcr auSgcftod^ene Stafen. 
 
 Gear, j. 1. ber 3eug, ©toffi 2. bic <tlcibung, 
 Srof^tj 3. ba&®erdt^, ©cft^irrj 4. Mecti. 
 bcr J^arnifd^ (ber S^amaflrocber ) j 5. g-s , pi. 
 
 a) bie ©trdnge (5. 3ic^en) 6) [jera] Afar. vtd. 
 
 Jeer ; head — , ber itopfpu^, boiJ vRopfjeug, bic 
 
 ^aube 5 — capstan, Mar. bic Heine ® angfpiU- 
 Gea'rjng, .v. Mech. gongbarcS 3cug. 
 Geat, s. Smelt, bcr ^ingup. Qii^ 1 Ijotto J 
 Gee, 9e^o , int. (bci §u^rleutcn) jii^l bott= 
 Geese , pi. »on Goose. [^JCnfcbutt. 
 
 Geest, s, Gcoi. dltcreS angcfc^roemmtco 2anb, 
 Gef. GefT, Gef'fery. Gef fry, contr. ». Geoffry. 
 Gel'able, adj. gcfrierbar. 
 ^el'atin. Gel'atlne, I. .v. bcf. C/iem. bic t^ie* 
 
 vim ©alicrtc, bcr ©aUcrtfJoff, II. (or Gelat'- 
 
 jnous) adj. gaUertartig , jd^c. 
 To Gelat'jnate, v. I. n. (or To Gelat'jnTze) ju 
 
 ©Qllertc njcrbenj II. a. gu ©allerte mac^cn. 
 To Geld, V. reg. & ir. a. 1-ttcrfcbneiben,ca)1ri« 
 
 rcn? cntmanncn^ 2./g. ©erfhimmeln. 
 Gel'der, 1. s. bcr Scrfineiber h II. comp. — rose, 
 
 Bot. ber SBaffcr^oIunber, BiinttbaUzn. 
 Gel'djng, s. bcr ©eltling (ubcr^.)i SBaUo^). 
 Gel'jd, I. adj. fe^r fait, ciSfaltj II. — uess, 
 
 Gelid'jty, s. tilt grof c itdltc. [Geld, qv. 
 
 Ggl'Iy, vid. Jelly. Qelt, pret. & p. p. p. To 
 Gem, s. l.bie ®emme,berGbcIj^etn(au(^y»g.)5 
 
 2. Bot. ba§ :2rugc. 
 To Gem, v. a. 1. (mit Gbcljiteincn) bcfe^enj 2. 
 
 fi^. a) mit gldnjenbcn ^unften oerjicrcn 5 h) 
 Gem'el, .?. bcf. //er. bod *paar. [bcpcrlen. 
 Gemellip'arous, adj. 3roillinge gcbdrenb. 
 To ^em'inate, t'. n. ccrbcppcln. 
 Gem'jnation, *. bie ■SScrboppclung- 
 Gem'inl, I. s. pi. 1 . Ast. bic 3n)illingc i 2. Anat. 
 
 bic 3n)illing§musfcln 5 II. >nt. vuig. 3eminc .' 
 Gera'jnous, adj. boppclt. 
 (jfem'ma, .v. Min. baS ©tcinfalj^. 
 ^em'raary, I. s. ba6 <Bd)muctfd|ld)cn j II. or 
 
 Gem'meous, adj. gcmmcnartig, cf. Gem. 
 Geinmos'jty, s. bad ©cmmenartigc. 
 (jiem'mow, s. bcr boppcltc ^riuiant. 
 (^cm'my, adj. 1. cbclflcinartig » f(^immcrnbj2. 
 
 fauber,nctt. [©ericbt ber ^unbert. 
 
 Gemote', *. Arc/iaeo/. bicSSerfammlungj btt$ 
 (^>ndar'mer> , Gendarmes' (pi.), s. bic @en- 
 
 barmcric 
 9en'der, a-. M& ®cf(^Ied)t (and) Gram.). 
 To Gen'der, 0. 1, a. vid. To Engender; II. n, 
 
 I. rid^bcgattcnj2. ^cdEcn. 
 Genealog'ical[ iy.,&c. ; jenea— , Wh., Wore, 
 
 kc] , adj. gcncaIogi[(^ 5 — tree , bcr ©tamm* 
 * Geneal'ogist, s. bcr ©cncalog. [baum. 
 
 *Geneal'ogy, s. 1. tic ©cncalogicj 2. bic 
 Gen'erable, adj. crgcugbar. [©tttmmtafcL 
 Gen'^ral, I. adj. 1. oUgcmeinj 2. comp. ©e* 
 
 ncrals, ^aupt = j II. .v. 1. ba§ ^flgemcinc, 
 
 ©anscj 2. g-s, />/. 2)inge im lagcmeincn^ 
 
 Mils. 3. ber ©encralj ^elb^crr j 4. ber £)r. 
 
Geue 
 
 344 
 
 Geoc 
 
 bcn&QencrQl j 5. ber ©encralmarfd^ 5111. comp. 
 attorney — , ter ©enerolfigCQlj fieldmarshal 
 — , Dcr ®-fcIt)mor[(^an5 heir — , Ux Um»er= 
 fderbc5 major—, DerQeneralmoiorj Com-s. 
 — acceptance, unbebingte ^nna^me, purer 
 Icccptj — account, t)ie ^auptret^niing, — land 
 office , Am. ^ao^tmxaUHnhtxtU'KmU— of- 
 acers, ®-=S)fficierc 5 — order ! Mil. 3)age§bes 
 fe^U — post ofi&ce, bag Sberpoftomt. 
 
 ^en^ralis'sjmo, s. bcr ©eneroIifjimuS. 
 
 General'ity, .v. i.bidUgemcinbeit,ba§®on5e5 
 '2. i)er gro^tc Sbcilj 3. bic ©enerQiitat, ber 
 C^enerolftab. 
 
 Generaliza'tion, s. tik SSerallgemcincrung. 
 
 To Gen'eralize , 0. a. 1. DeraUgemeinemj 2. 
 Quf ©Qttungcii juru(ffubren. [2. gemeiniglicb. 
 
 Gen'eraliy, adv. 1. imlUgemeincnjuberbaupt, 
 
 Gen'erainess, s. t>ie OTgemein^eit, bQ§ ®e= 
 
 ^fen'eralty, vid. Generality. [n)6|)nli^e. 
 
 ^en'eralship, s. 1. bic ©enerolfd^aftj 2. Die 
 ^clbb^'^rnfunfl j 3. Jig. bie Seitung. 
 
 Gen'erant, *. bie 3eugungsfroft. 
 
 ToGen'erate, v. a. l.jeugcn, fortpflQnsen 3 
 2. jig. crseugcn. 
 
 Gen?ra'tion, .v. 1. Ut 3eugungj2j£g.t)ie ©rjeu* 
 gung, 3.t>ie^bftQmmung5 4. Der ©tomm, (®e= 
 f(b[ec^t&=)(5^i-ab5 5. bie ®eneration.[fru4)tbQr. 
 
 Gen'erative, adj. 1. geugenb, 3cugungy=5 2. 
 
 Gen'erator. s. 1. t>cr ©rjeuger, 2. W 3eu= 
 gungSfraft, 3. Mech. mod. ber £)Qmpfer8eu^ 
 ger. [neriffb, gefcbletbtUd^. 
 
 Gener'ic, — cal , I. adj. ; II. — caily , adv. ge= 
 
 Generos'ity, Gen'erousness, j.l.ber (Sbelmut^, 
 bie (Srofmutl)} 2. Die ^reigebigfeit. 
 
 GenVoas, i. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. gropmus 
 t^ig, bo(^bersig, offen, 2. frcigebigj 3. iiaxf, 
 frclftigj 4. mutbig (conS;[)ieren)5 5.rci^lid^, 
 t>on. [(?eom. tik ©ntf^e^ung einer 2inie, jc 
 
 Gen'esis, s. 1. Bi6/. ba§ erfle SSud) ^iJiofiS j 2. 
 
 Gen'et* *. 1- ber 3elter, fpanifcbe Jtlcpper3 2. 
 Zooi. bie®cnette5— skins, roilDe ,ff a^enboute. 
 
 GenetMiacs, jr. pi. ba§ 5totioitdt§fieIIen. 
 
 Genet/ili'acal , Genef/i'liac, adj. bie 9?atioitdt 
 bctrcffenb. [SSorb^olberbeeren 3 3. vid. Gin 
 
 Gene'va, .v. 1. Geog. (bie @tabt) ®enf3 2. bie 
 
 Geneve«e', I. *. ber (bie) ©enferjil. adj. genfer. 
 
 Ge'nial, I. arf;. ; II. —ly, adv. 1. jeugcnb, ^ort* 
 pflQn5ung§=3 2. fr6bU4>, ^eiter3 3. bcrebenb3 
 4. geiftreicb , genioM m. cowp. — heat, bic 
 naturlitbe ^i§c5 — spirits , bie Seben&geifler. 
 
 Qenial'jty, s. 1. bcr ^robUnnj 2. bie Scoturgabe. 
 
 <jrenic'uiated, adj. Bot.qtinut, gegliebert. 
 
 Genicula'tion, s. Bot.btetnotigc JBefcbaffcnbeit. 
 
 Genic'ulum, v. Bot. bcr,S'noten, ba§ ,ftnic. 
 
 Gc'nil, J-, pi. 0. Genios, 1. 
 
 Ge'nio, s. bct ©onberling. 
 
 Gen'jtal, I. adj. jur 3eugung gcborigj U. g-s. 
 
 s. pi. bic 3cugungSgUeber. 
 Gen'jting, s. bcr 3obflnni»QpfeI. 
 Gen'jtive (or — case) , .v. Gram, ber ©enitio. 
 Gen'jtor, s. ber (Srjeuger. 
 Gen'jture [— tshur] , s. tik ©rjeugung, ©eburt 
 Ge'njus, *. 1. ber©emu§5 2. (p^ ge'njiis^s) 
 
 ba& ®enie3 3- baS ZaUnt, bcr ®eifi3 4. boS 
 
 ^bttrafterif^iftbc. 
 Gen'oa, s. Geog. (bie ©tabt) ©enutt. [nuefiftb 
 Genoese', I. s. ber 0>k) ®cnuefer3 II. adj. gc* 
 Genteel', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. artig, ^6f= 
 
 Ii(b3 2. onmutbig? 3. foubcr, fein, elcgantj 4. 
 
 f(bi(fli(b3 III. - ness, s. 1 . bie :jf rtigf eit, gein= 
 
 beit3 Tfnmutb? 2. bie @ttubcr!eit, eieganjjS. 
 
 bie feinen oitten, boS oornebme SJenebmen. 
 Gen'tian [— 'shan] , s. Bot. ber Qnjion. 
 Gentianel'Ia, s. 1. Bot. ber ^clbcnjian 3 2. JDy. 
 
 btt& bunfle ^immelblau. 
 Gen'tile, I. s. ber ^eibe3 II. adj. ^eibni)'(b. 
 Gen'tiiism, s. bQ§ ^cibcnt^um. [gefiammt. 
 Gentjlif'tious , adj. 1. national3 2. erblicb, on* 
 Gentn'ity, a\ 1. biclrtig!eit, 2Cnmutbtgfeif, 
 
 ^einbeit, 2eben§Qrt3 2. utrf. Gentry 
 Gen'tle, I. .v. ber SSurm jum Qfngein 3 II. adj. 
 
 1. oorne^m3 2. artig, fein5 3. gutig, freunb- 
 licb, milbC3 4. fanftj 5. fromm , jobm 5 6. 
 geneigt. 
 
 Gen'tieraan, I. *. 1. bcr (pome^me) |)crr, 
 3}iQnn oon <Stttnbe3 2. bcr feine, gebilbctc 
 OKannj 3. ber Siebermann (— at heart) ; 4. 
 gentlemen, pi. (^nrcbe) mctnc ^erren! II. 
 comp. sing. — of the bedchamber , bcr (fo* 
 nigtt(be),Kammerj[ainfer3 — commoner, Ac. 
 ber mebr bcmitteltc ©tubent, <Bt. boberer 
 Glaffc 3 — farmer, bcr oomc^me ^Q(bter3 — 
 usher, ber (Scremonienmcij^er, 2c. cf. Usher. 
 
 ^ent'lemanlike, Gent'lemanly, adj. l.X>OXnci^mi 
 
 2. anftanbig, fein3 3. i^oflid), moblgcfittet. 
 Gen'tlemanliness , s. bo§ fcinc SBencbmen , bie 
 
 SSoblanfldnbigfeit. 
 Gent'lemanship, s. 1. ber oorne^me ©tonb 5 2. 
 
 bo§ anftdnbige 95etrQgen.[mutb, COIilbc, ®utc. 
 (Jren'tleness, .V. bie fanfteas.'ifcbaffen^cit 5 <Ban^= 
 Gen'tlewoman [— wum— ] , .v. 1. bieoomebme, 
 
 gebilbctc Same 3 2. bic,tammerfrau,.tQm= 
 Gen'tly, adv. t)on Gentle. [merjungfcr. 
 
 Gentdo', s. bcr ®cnto , 4)inbu. 
 9en'try, s. 1. bcr i^omebmc ©tonb 3 2. ber nie- 
 
 bere ibcl, ^erfonen »om jrociten CRonge. . 
 (^enuriec'tion, .v. bic .^nicbeugung. 
 Gen'uine, I. arfj. ;II. — ly, adv. etbt, rein, wobr, 
 
 naturli(b3 in. — ness, ,». bic (Sd)ti^cit. 
 Ge'nus, a-, (pi. gen'era) 7\ bog ®ef(ble(bt , tit 
 
 ©attting. [triftb- 
 
 (peocen'trjc, I. adj.; II. — caily, a'^o. gtecene 
 
Geod 
 
 345 
 
 Gen 
 
 (^eodae'sja, Geode'sia, s. Geom. bic gelbmcfs 
 
 funft. ' ' ' [gclbme^funft gc^orig. 
 (^eodaet^ical , Geodet'ical, adj, Geom. jur 
 Ge'bde, s. Min. ber ^blerf^ein. 
 GeoiTry [jef-], *. ©ottfrieD (SK-n.). 
 Geognos'tic, adj. geognoflifd^. 
 Geog'nosy, s. Die ©cognoftc, ©ebirgSfunbe. 
 Gefig'rapher, s. bcr ©eograptj. [grap^ifd^. 
 Geograph'jc— cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, ado. gco^ 
 Gfeog'raphy, s. bie ®eogrop^ic, ^rbbcfd)rei= 
 Geoiog'jcal* *• gcologifd^. [bung. 
 
 GeSl'ogist, 5. ber ©colog, ©rbfunbige. 
 ^eol'pgy, .V. bie ©eologie, ©rbFunbc. 
 (JreSm'et^r, Geometri'cian , s. ber ©eomcter. 
 Gepmet/rjc, 1. (— cal , 9e6m'etral) adj. ; II. 
 '— cally, adv. geometrifi. [mcfen. 
 
 To Geom'etrize, v. n. geomctrif(^ oerfQ^ren, 
 Geoin'etry, s. bic ©eometrxe, OJtcpfunfl. 
 George [jorj], s. 1. (Geiir'gy, dtm.) @corg 
 03JJ-n.) 5 2. bas SBilb beg ^eiligcn ©eorg. 
 Geor'gic, I. (—cal) adj. bcn ^clbbttu betrefs 
 
 fcnbj II. g-8, s. pi. bie ©eorgica. 
 Geot'ic» odj. bie @rbc betreffenb. [nium. 
 
 Gera'niura , s. Bot. bcr ©tord^fd^nabcl , ®cro= 
 Ger'ard, s. ©cr^orb (9Jl-n.). Gerbe, n>ie Garb, 
 ^e'rent, adj. trogcnb, fubrenb. [4. 
 
 Ger'fiilcon [— fakn] , s. Om. ber®crfolf, ©ei* 
 'crfQlf. {fig.) ; 2. ber ^abncntritt. 
 
 Germ, s. 1. Bot. ber^rucbtfnotenj^eimCoutb 
 Ger'man, I. .v. 1. ber (bic) ©eutfcbe, 2. bag 
 
 ©eutftbc 5 II. adj. beutf(b j — clock , bie ^61* 
 jcme (fd^n)Qrjn>aIber) Ubrj — commercial 
 
 leagae, n>ie Comm. union of Germany, qv.', 
 
 — (lute, bic Sluerflote^ — (swivel) key, Surg. 
 ein ©cblulfcKUberiDurf) jum 3a^naug5ie^en } 
 
 — marmot, ZooL. bcr ^amftcr? — ocean, bic 
 3torbfee, bttS bcutfcbe 5Kcer 5 — silver, bag 
 9?eujtlbcr5 — steel, bcr (Semcntftabl) — text, 
 Typ. ^racturfcbrift, — tinder, ber 3unb= 
 fcbiDQmm, — toys, niirnbergcr ©piclroaoren} 
 
 — wool, cigentl. bcutftbc SBoUe, Com. gen. 
 bie b6^mif(bcn, ungoriftben unb polniftben 
 SSoUforten. 
 
 Ger'mander, >v. Bot. bcr®amanber,a5ttt^engel. 
 German'jc, adj. p 35eut[cblanb gcbfircnb^- 
 
 (commercial) association, — c. league, — c. 
 
 union, — union of customs, &c. Ciist. ber 
 
 beutfdfje 3oUioerbonb (vid. Flugel's Com. 
 
 Diet.) 5 — confederacy, — diet , Pol. bcr bcut= 
 Ger'manism, s. ber ©crmonigmug. [f(be aSunb. 
 To Ger'manlze, v, a. germQnijtren. 
 Ger'many, s. Geog. iDeutfd||lonb. 
 Ger'men, (^er'mjn, vi9. Germ. 
 GeWminant, adj. fproffcnb, 3n)cigc trcibcnb. 
 To (jfer'mjnate, v. n. f eimen, QUgf^logcii; fprofs 
 
 fen. 
 
 Germina'tion, s. 1. bag ^cimen, ©proffenj bct 
 SBocbgtbumj 2. bie ^eimjcit. 
 
 Ger'mjngs, s. pi. jungc ©projfen, 3n)cigc. 
 
 Ger'trude, s. ©ertrub (^-n.). 
 
 Ger'und, s. Gram, bttg ©cninbium. 
 
 Gesta'tion,^.bie SIrdcbtigf eit i © cbwongcrfcboft. 
 
 Gestifc'ulate, v. I. n. gcfKcuIircn, II. a. buv(b 
 ©eberben natba^men. 
 
 Gesticula'tion, s. Hi ©cbcrbung. 
 
 Gestic'ulator, s. ber ®eberbenmtt(bcr. 
 
 ^estic'ulattpry, adj.bie®e|licuIation betreffenb. 
 
 ^es'tnre [— 'tshur], j.bic ®cbcrbc, (rcbncrifcbc) 
 aSewegung, ©tcUung. [glcitcn. 
 
 To Ges'ture [— 'tshur] , v. a. mit ©ebcrbcn be* 
 
 To Qet, V. ir. I. a. 1. fid) i^crfdjaffcn? crboltcn, 
 eriangen, ne^mcn, befommcn? erroerbcn, gc 
 njinncn? 2. impr. (im?>.p.mitbave) bcfiecn, 
 babcn: I have got no money, i(b b^ibe fcin 
 ©clb, 3. 5n)ingen,crgrcifcnj 4. (cr)5eugcnj 
 to — with child, ftbrodngem, 5. (ougrocnbig) 
 lernen, 6. jiebcn, bringen^ Ijolcnj 7. me/.bcs 
 roegen^oermogen (ju . . .)58.mcgfd^affen, fort» 
 beroegen? 9. ceranfiQlten, motbcnj .'bef. mit 
 bcm p. p. eineg 3citn>ortg) madjcn iQlfenj to 
 — the wind of a ship, Mar. eincm <Sd)iffc bcu 
 SBinbQbgcroinnenj to — one's self to ..., fid) 
 begcbcn nacb ... 5 —yon gone ! gel)' fort ! pact' 
 bii ! to — abroad, 1. augfut)ren, augbringenj 
 2. bcfanntmatbenito— in, l.(bie(Srnte) cin* 
 bringen5 2.a) (Scbulben) einforbernj b) (®cl« 
 ber, 2C.) einbcfommcn j 3. to — in type, Typ. 
 cinbringenj 4. ouf fcinc <Seitc bringcn, ge= 
 roinncn, to — oflT, i.rocgfcboffcni 2.(bie.^lci» 
 ber) augjiebcn, abt^un? 3. Iogn)crbcn,(^SBQtts 
 ren) unterbringen, to— on one's clothes, fid) 
 onfleibcn j to — up, 1. aufbringcn, ouf^eben » 
 2. aufflebcn mocbcn, oufrocctcn, 3. roieber cin= 
 bringenj 4. oorbereitcn, pcronftaltenj II. n. 
 1. (roobin) gclangcn, (— at, to) crreitbcn, ge« 
 ration; f ommen , gcbcn, fi(b fortbcrocgcnj 2. 
 (in cincn 3ufiQnb ocrfc^t) rocrbcnj to — drunk, 
 betrunfen rocrbenj to — married , fidt) rierbci* 
 ratbenj to — abroad, bcfannt njcrben) to— in 
 with . . . , fi(b bci . . . cinf(bmei(bcln j (3eman= 
 beg) ®unjl crlongen j the days — in, bic3:agc 
 roerbcn fiirjer, to — into, 1. cinbringcnj 2. 
 (in eincn ^afen) einlaufcnj to — oir, 1. cut* 
 fommen, botonfommen 5 2. (pom ^ferbc, k.) 
 abflcigcn? to — on one's feet, aufftc^eu, ju 
 flc^en f ommcn 5 the days— out, bic Sage roers 
 ben longer 5 to — over , fig, befeitigen , itber* 
 winbcn, to— through, becnbigcnj to — up. 1. 
 aufjtcben (PomSSette), 2. ^inauffleigcn? be» 
 flcigcn, 3.(im^reifc))^eigen5 to — upagain, 
 fid^ roicbcr cr^olcn. [bcr 3cugcr. 
 
 Get'ter, s. 1. ber^rlangcr, jc. cf. b. t>. SfB.)2. 
 
Gett 
 
 346 
 
 Gin 
 
 ^et'tjog, *. 1. jaS ©rlangcn, S5erf(|ajfen, :c. 
 
 cf. To Get ; 2. ber @rn)ctb, ©crninn. 
 Gew'gaw, I. s. baS ©piclwerf , ber Sanbj II. 
 
 adj. ni^tig, unbcbeutenb. 
 Ghast'liness, s. 1. ba§ ®rQplid;e, (Sntfe^lidje 
 
 ^2.ba& 3ci|lert)aftelugfe^en.[^ttft, tobtenbleid^. 
 Ghast'ly, arf;. l.grcflid), entfc&lid) j 2. geifter 
 Ghaut , .¥. (inb.) 1. \ik Tfnfuit, ber 8anbung§» 
 
 pla^j 2. ein itufenartiger Sorfprung. 
 Ghent, s, Geog. (bie ©tabt) ®cnt. 
 ^her'kin, s. bic efrig=(^feffcr*)®urfe. 
 Ghost, s. ber ©eiji, bQ& ©cfpcnft. 
 Ghast'liness, ;f. bie geijlige SBefiajfen^cit. 
 Ghost'ly, adj. 1. geiflltc^j 2. gcifler^aft, ®ei= 
 
 fter= j — father, ber Scit^tOQter. [l)Qtt. 
 
 Gi'ant, I. s. ber 9liefe j II. (— like) adj. riefen= 
 Gi'antess, s. bie Oliefinn. [gidubige. 
 
 Giaour Qir; jour; Wore.'], s. (tiirF.) ber Un= 
 Gib., abbr. Don Gilbert. 
 4ib'berish, I. s. bttS ^auberrodlfcb, @ef4>nattcr5 
 
 ^a^ Sflot^rodlfd^ , lie ®auncrfprad>e 5 II. adj. 
 
 fQUberrodlfd), unoerftdnbli(b. 
 To Gib'berfsh, v. n. [(^nattem, fauberwdlfdjen. 
 <Jrib'bet, *. 1. ber ©dgenj 2. ber Slucrbaum, 
 
 \>a^ S-uer^oIj. [n. ^ongen. 
 
 To Gib'bet , v. I. a. (— op) (aufoldngen , II. 
 Gib'bous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. geiDolbtj 
 
 2. bucfelig, ^^orferig 5 III. — ness(Gibb8s'ity), 
 
 A-. 1. bie SBolbung, 2. ba§ |)6rferige. 
 Gib'cat, s. bie Qlte ^a^e. 
 To Gibe, V. I. rt. fpotten (— at, uber)j II. a. 
 
 bob'nen, iiid^dn, oufjie^en. 
 Gibe, .¥. ber (Spott, i)obn, tiii ©tic^etei. 
 Gib'el(l)Ine§ s. pL Uc ©^ibellincn. 
 Gi'ber, s. ber ©potter, ^o^ner, Stabler. 
 Gi'bingly, adv. fpottifrf), ^o^nif^b, Derd(btli(b. 
 Gib'lets, s. pi. ba& ©dnfegcfrofe, ©dnfeHcui. 
 Gib'staff, s. eine (Stange (bieSiefe be§ SBQiJcrS 
 9ifd, *. Orn. bie |)aarf(bnepfe. [ju meffen, :c.). 
 Gid'djly, adu. oon Giddy, qv. 
 Gid'djness, vV. 1. ber ©(b^inbelj bo6 2)rebeni 
 
 2. bie Unbeftdnbigfeiti 3. bie ^lucbtigfeiti 
 
 ber 2ei(btrtnn. 
 Gid'dy , adj. 1. fd^roinbelig, freifenbi tau* 
 
 melnbi 2. (— brained, — headed) unbefidn= 
 
 big , fliid^tig, unbefonnen, gebonfenloS ,* :i. aU 
 
 bem, — head, — pate, ber ©(broinbelfopf. 
 To Gid'dy, v. I. n. ftcb fcbnell (im^rcife) btrum 
 
 brc^en j 11. a. ©(bminbel cerurfacben, voanHn 
 Gier'-eagle |jer' — ] , .v. ber ^QSgeier.[ma(ben. 
 Gift, s. 1. bie ®abe, U^ (Scfcbenf^ 2. fig. ba§ 
 
 SSermogen, Solent j 3. bog SSerleibungSrecbti 
 
 — by will , bQ& SBermdcbtnip j deed of — , \>it 
 
 <S(benfung§urfunbe. 
 To Gift, V. a. begaben? g-ed p. a. begabt. 
 Gfg, s. 1. ber ^reifel} 2. ba& Gabriolet, @igi 
 
 3. vid. Jig; 4. vid. Fizgig; 5. citt (ju emem 
 ©(biffc geborenbea) SSoot, 6- baS mut^roilUge 
 (Icic^te) OJidbcben. 
 
 To Gig, V. a. mit ciner ^arpune fifdjen. 
 
 Gigante'an, Gigan'tic, aJj. riefenmdf ig, unges 
 
 Gigg'-mill, s. Meek, "^k SBalfmiible. [beucr. 
 
 To Gig'gle, V. n. fi(bern, beimli(b lacben. 
 
 Gig'gle, s. bttS ®eK(ber. 
 
 Gig'gler, s. ber, Ui i:i(bcrnbe. 
 
 ^ig^Qt,*. 1. bQ& Senbcnl^iicf, bic ©(bopfenfeule 3 
 2. bie Slcif(bfcbnittc. 
 
 Gifgs, s. pi. Far.bic5LRaulgcf(bn)Ulft ber ^ferbe. 
 
 Gil, s. abbr. con Gil'bert, ©ilbert (9}t-n.)- 
 
 To Gild , V. a. ir. &. reg. 1. i^ergolbcn j 2. fig. 
 [(bmiitfcn, iibcrtiincbcn. 
 
 Qil'd^r, .V. 1. ber Scrgolber, 2. vid. Guilder. 
 
 Qil'ding, s. bie SScrgolbung, ocrgolbcte ^Idd^e. 
 
 9iles, s. SuUuSj igibiu^ {,m-n.). 
 
 ^il'jan, 9il'lian, s. ^uiiana? Igibia (S-n.). 
 
 9ni, I. *. 1. or Gil'let (abbr. P. Gilliau), 3uU 
 ^cnj 2, vid. Ground-ivy; 3. bttS ^rduter* 
 bier, 4. bie SSiertelpintej 5. Min. (in ben 
 3inngruben) bie ^pinte j 6. g-s. pi. a) Ich. bic 
 Piemen, 6) Orn. bie ^Ke^IIoppen, SSartloppenj 
 c) Bot. bic fiomeUenj d) lai ^leifcb nnter 
 bem ^ftinne j II. comp. — covers, bie Piemen' 
 bctte, — fin , tik vRopffinne, — ttap, \iU Mf 
 menbaut. 
 
 9il'li-fl6aer , 9il'ly-Ho<l?r. ,v. BoU riit Stclfe j 
 queen's — , Ue Stad^toiole, stock—, He 
 (@ommer=)2coJos)e. 
 
 Gilt, pret. & n. p. oon To Gild ; — edged, mit 
 ©olbfcbnitt (ooneinemSSudbc)} — poll (luna- 
 ted — head), Ich. ber ®olbbraffcn. 
 
 9il'wort [— wurt] , s. B0I. bic ^rauniDurj. 
 
 Qim'bals, *. pi. Mar. bic SJiigel bes ^^acbtbau* 
 fe$ ober beg (SompaffcS. 
 
 ^imb'let [gifra' — ] , s. ber ( SiagcU )S3obrer, 
 ^ritbot)rer, ^wicfbobrer. 
 
 To Gimb'l^t [gim' — ] , v. a. Mar. bcn 2Cnfer 
 Quf bem (Srunbe urn fcincn Btod brcben. 
 
 Giin/crack, -v. 1. ber flitter, S^anb, bas ©picU 
 
 'roerf 5 2. ber gemeine 4)ttnbgriff5 3. ber Xaw 
 fenbMnjtlcr. [fponnenen ^dbcn, ®uipure. 
 
 Gifmp, *. (— lace) (Spi^en auS mitScibE uber* 
 
 To Gimp , V. a. mit ©cibc uberfpinnen ober 
 bewinben, mit <Bdhc bur(b5icben. 
 
 9in, I. s. 1. Mecli. baS Jtun|lgetriebe,bie3Ka= 
 [(bine: a) bie {Rammmaf^inc, b)\ik 4)cbema= 
 fdbinei c) (— pump) eine ^umpe , bic mittelf^ 
 ^lugcl in SScioegung gefc^t roirb i d) (cotton 
 — ) bic aSaumrooUenrcinigungSmiible, ©grc- 
 nirmafcbinei 2. \ik ©(bUnge, ber ©prenfel, 
 gaUflricf , 3. ber aBQcbbolbevbranntroeinj II. 
 camp. — horse, ba& OMblcnpfcrb } — palace*, 
 bie prttcbtooUen ?:8ranntn>einldben in 2onbon. 
 
Gin 
 
 347 
 
 GUd 
 
 To Gin, tj. a. 1. (aSaumwoUc) mittclft ber egrc* 
 
 nirmafd^inc ent^filfeitj 2. (in ciner ed^Unge) 
 
 fangen. [^fefferfu4>en. 
 
 Gin'ger, s. Bot. Uv Sngwer, — bread, bcr 
 To Gin'ger, v. a. mit Sngwer roiirjen. 
 Ging'ham, s. Com.bcr®ing^am (baum»oUene 
 
 3eug). [lin. 
 
 Ging'hamet, s. Com. geftreift geblumter 5Ru§^ 
 Gin'gjng, s. MinMc ^uSmauerung c. ©d^adtjtg 
 Gin'gival, adj. jum 3a^nfleifc^e gc^orig. 
 To 9ifn'gle, v. 1. n. 1. flimpem, flingeln^ 2. 
 
 ^jf .SKortgcHingel tvdUn , Il.a.f lingcln loffcn. 
 Gin'gle, *. bag ©cflimper, C^g. SBort=)@c= 
 
 flingel. [Icnf o^nlid^. 
 
 Gin'glymoiid , adj. ^naf. einem ©d^arnicrge* 
 Grn'glymus, .v. Anat. bQ§@^arniergcIcnf. 
 Gin'ny, .v. tilt Zvuti)enm. 
 Gin'seng,*. Bot. t)cr®infcng,bieJtrttftn)uricI. 
 To Gip, V. a. |)dnnge QuSnc^mcn. 
 Gip'sy, s. 1. bcr 3igt'uner, Die 3igfunerin i 2. 
 
 /o«rf. bcr (Sd^elntj 3. bic 3igeunerfprad>e. 
 Giraff, Gjraffe', s. Zool. bic ®iraffc. 
 (^rr'^ndole, .v. mod. bte ©iranbolc 
 (^ir'asOl, s. 1. ZJo^bie ©onnenblumej 2. Min, 
 
 ber <Sonnenftcin. 
 To Gird, v. ir. & reg. I. cr. 1. giirten, (— on) 
 
 umgiirtcn} 2. fig. umfc^liepcn, umgeben, II. 
 
 n. fli(^eln, fpotten (— at, iibcr). 
 Gird, s.fig. bcr<Spott,|>o^n5(Sti(^,a5or»urf. 
 ttyder, *. 1. ^rc/j. bcr^inbebalfenj 2. bcr 
 
 ©potter, ^o^nfprcdjer , ©atprifcr. 
 Gir'dle. s. 1. ber ®urt,®iirtelj 2.berUmfaag, 
 
 Scjirf, 3. ber 3;^ierfreiSj 4. Jeic. bic (Sin* 
 
 fafTung be§ ©tcins, — belt , ber geibgurt, — 
 
 stead, bie 4)ufte, SBei(i>cj — wheel, Mech. 
 
 bie ©pinbel, ©piUe (jum @pinncn). 
 To GiVdle, roie To Gird, I. 
 GiVdl?r, *. ber ©iirtler. (^Jire, s. aid. Gyre. 
 §Trl, *. 1. bttS ^Jidbd^en J 2. Sport, bcr ®Qbcl= 
 
 borf. TgcnbUd). 
 
 Gir'lish, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. mttb(I)enbaft, iu= 
 ^i'rpn, s. Her. ber ©tdnbcr. 
 Gironee', adj. Her. gefldnbert. [frele. 
 
 Gir'rpck , s. Ich. ber (Stocfer, bic ©totbelma* 
 To Girt, h. a. impr. v>d. To Gird. 
 Girt, I. pret. k p. p. oonTo Gird ; II. vr Girth, 
 \: 1. bcr ®urt (auc^ Typ.); 2. ber@atteU 
 
 gurtj ^.fig. ber Umfrcig, Umfang, 4. Surg. 
 
 bie 3irMbinbej — leather, ber ©urtriem j — 
 
 line. Mar. baS 3»>IItau. 
 To Girth, v. a. gurten. 
 
 To Gise, &c. vid. To Agist, ice. [flcjgc). 
 
 Gist, s. L<T»o, ber (^Qupt5)®runb (einer ^Cn* 
 Git/i, s. Bot. ber inbianifie (fponifd^e) ^pfcjfer. 
 Git'tern, vid. Gaitar. 
 9i5'lif;k [ju' -] , s. Gcog. (pit Stabt) 3uli*- 
 
 To Give , V, ir, I. a. 1. gen. gcbcnj 2. ^ingc- 
 ben, wibmenjfdjenfcn^crt^cilcnj 3. gcrod^^ 
 reni 4. bcfoUmdd^tigcnjS.in ben ©tanb fc^cm 
 6. bart^un, jcigen 5 T. con fid^ gcbcn , 8. (cine 
 ^ncfbotc, :c.) jum SSeften gebcn j 9. crgebcn, 
 betragenj 10. (to— away for . . .) i>crmut^cn, 
 fitr . . . l^altenj 11. i>crurfa(bcn, jufiigen, to- 
 a bill of exchange. Com. cinen 3Bcd[)fcl aug» 
 ftcUen 5 to — attention to . . . , Qufmcrffam 
 fein QUf ...j to — (the compliment of) the 
 day, grufcn, guten Sag (bic ^dt) bictenj to 
 
 — (a) sentence, cin Urt^cit fprcd)cnj to — 
 battle, 1. cine (Sc^lad()t licfcrnj 2. jucrftfc^la* 
 gen j to — notice , anfiinbigcn , auffiinbigcn i 
 to — way (ground, or place), l.^la^ madden, 
 (auS)weid^enj 2. jufammenftiirscn, cinbrcd^enj 
 3. nQ(^gebcn, fiattfinbcn lafTcn; 4. na(^l)cn= 
 gen, ftd) (bcm @ramc, :c ) iibcrlaffen j .5. (im 
 *Prcifc) fallen, finfcn j to — it for one (on his 
 side), c§ ©incm SUCrfcnncnj my mind gives 
 me, c^Q^nctmiri to— forth, to— out, l.[)crttu§« 
 gebcn, befannt madjcn 5 2. er5ttt)len5 to — in 
 charge (or command), ttuftragcn, anbcfct)tcn 5 
 to— in one's name, 1. fi^ einfdjvcibcn laffcn j 2 
 feinc iStimme gcbcn , flimmen j to — out , 1. 
 (fic^) fiir . . . QUSgcbcn i n. oorgebcn 5 2. pon 
 jtcb gcbcn, to — over, 1 . ubcrgcbcn, abtretcn, 
 geftattenj 2. or to — up , a) fiir i^crlorcn gc= 
 bcnj 6) Qufgcben, ©crloffcni ablaffcnj to — 
 up, 1. iibcrgebcn 5 2. (fid^) crgebcn, iiberlQlTcni 
 3. cingcbcn, cinrcitbcn, II. n. 1. a) nadjgcbcn 
 (bcm 2)rurfc , roic ©rbreid^)j h) [x<^ wcrfcn 
 (ocm ^oljc) 5 2. roci(b obcr fcu(bt »crbcn, 
 f^roi^cn (i^on®tcincn,2C.)5 3.Qufgcl)en(oom 
 SBettcr), t^aucnj 5. Gall, fid) bcwcgcnj to 
 
 — back , juriicfroeidjcn j to — into . 1 . fi(^ l)in> 
 gebcn, |id^ bcfafTcn (mit) j 2. f)incingcrati)cn j 
 3. beitretcn, (c. OJfcinung) Qnnct)nicnj to — 
 out, to — over, nQdl)Iafrcn, Qufl)6rcn. [gcbcn. 
 
 Giv'en, p. p. 0. To Give ; — to , jugctbon, cr* 
 
 Giv'?r,*.bcr®cberi — of a bill, r'om. bcr'Jfu§- 
 
 "flellcr einc$ SBcd^fcl^. 
 
 Gives, vid. b. ii. Gyves, [^lad^laffcn ber Jtctlf. 
 
 Giv'jng, s. ba§ ®cbcn, ICi — off, iVcav. btfS 
 
 Qiz'/ard, s. bcr OJJagcn (cincS SSogclS). 
 
 Gla'cial, adj. cifig, gcfrorcn. 
 
 To Gla'cjate, V. it. ju @is TOcrbcn, gcfricren. 
 
 Glacja'tion, s. bQ§ ©cflicrcn. 
 
 Gla9'iera [or glii'shirz], s. pi. bic ®(etfd^cr. 
 
 Gla'cious, adj. eifig, ei$Qrtig. 
 
 Gla'cis [Wb., Wore, IK.; glasiz', Sm., IV.], 
 
 s. 1. Arch, k Card, bic flQibe ?fbbatt)ungi 2. 
 
 Fort. baS ®laci^. 
 Glad, adj. 1. frot), erfrcut (mit of, at) ; 2. ^'i» 
 
 tcr, frcubig, 3. erfrculicb, angcnc^m. 
 To Glad'den, To Girul, c. a. crfreucn. 
 
Glad 
 
 348 
 
 Glib 
 
 Glad'don , s. BoU btc Slo^rfolbe 5 stinking — , 
 tcr ftinfenbc ©d^wcrtcl. 
 
 Glade, s. 1. ber lu§^au (im SBalbc), Die 2i(^» 
 tung^ 2. bie a8ttlt>= oD. gorflrcicfej 3. t)er 
 45ol5n)eg j 4. l)ic SBilbba^n. 
 
 Gla'dcn, Gla'der, vid. Sword-grass, 1. 
 
 Gla'djate, adj. BoL fd^roertformig. 
 
 Gladia'tor, s. ber ®lat)iator. 
 
 Glad'iatory, Gladjsito'rial, adj. 9lat)iQtorif(^. 
 
 Glad'ly, arfu. gem, mit ^reuben. 
 
 (JIad'ness, j. Dic ^reube, gr6(>li(&!cit. 
 
 Giad'sorae, I. at/j. ; II. — ly, adv. frcubig, fr6f)s 
 Ii(^ 5 III. — ness, .?. Die ^r6{)lic!^feit. 
 
 GIAir, J. 1. t)Q§ 6iivcip3 2. vid. Glave. 
 
 To Glair, v. a. Bkb. mit eiiDcip beflreid^en. 
 
 Glaive, s. vid. Glave. [([(t)Ott.) bod ^lenDrcerf. 
 
 Glam'our [Craig ^ &,c. , gla'— , Cooky], s. 
 
 Glance, s. 1. j)cr <Sd)immcr, 2id)tflrQ^r, ©li^3 
 2. bcr (©trcifO^Uctj 3. Die :jCnDcutung, TCn* 
 fpiclung. 
 
 To Glance, v. I. n. 1. (pI6$Ii(^ an5)ftrQ^Icn5 
 fd)immcrn, glonjen, 2. (mit at, anOblirfcn, 
 35Iicte TOcrfcn 5 3. (mit upon) a) torbeifliegen, 
 ftrcifcn j h^M- Icicbt bcnK)ren5 anDcuten, c) 
 flicbcln f anfpiclcn (— at , ouf) 5 to — over, 
 (flii(^tig) iibcrblicfcn, Durc^fc^en, II. a. (Dad 
 "Huge, ?c.) rocrfcn. 
 
 Glan'ders, s. pi. Vet. Die jDrufc. 
 
 Glandrferous, adj. ©id^cln trogeuD. [formig 
 
 Glan'dironn , adj. 1. cic^elformigj 2. Drufcns 
 
 Glands, s. pt. Anat. & Bot. Die jDriifcn. 
 
 Glan'dular, Glan'dulous, adj. Driijig. 
 
 Glan'dule, .v. Anat. Die (Heine) ©riife. 
 
 Glans, s. 1. Dcr cicbctformige Jtorper, 2. Die 
 eid^cl am mdnnlid)cn ©licDc. 
 
 To Glare, v. \.}i.l. (au^fig.) fd^immem, Ieu(^= 
 ten,gldnscn, blcnDcnj 2. roilD umC)erblicfen, 
 (— upon, Qn)fiarrcn5 II. a. (2i(^t) firaljlen, 
 (©Ions) roerfcn. 
 
 GK^re, s. 1. Dcr (blcnDcnDc) ©lanj, @(^immerj 
 Dq§ ^unfeln 5 2. Dcr roilDe midt 5 3. vid. Glair. 
 
 GIAr'eous, adj. ciiDci^artig, jcibe. 
 
 GIA'ring, I. p. a.; II. — ly , adv. 1. blenDenD? 
 2. a) auffallcnD, 6) offcntlid^ beJannt, offcnbor. 
 
 Glass, I. *. 1. Da& ®Ia§ 5 2. (hour — ) DaS ©tun* 
 Dcnglas (audj^g.)^ 3. Mar. (watch— )Da§ 
 4>albctlunDcn= (SSicrtcIfiunDcn=, 2c.) ®lo§ 5 4. 
 (optic—) DaS ^crnglQ§3 5. (weather—) Da§ 
 (Dcr) SBaromctcriG (looking— ) Dcr Spiegel} 
 T.Dic ©lafurDcr irDcnen®ef(|>irre58. g-es, pi. 
 Die aSrillcj II. adj. gldfcrn, glagortigj m. 
 cojnp. — beads, (corals), ©-forallcnj — 
 blower, Dcr O-blaferj — bubble, DoS^olbens 
 
 gla^ 
 
 coach , cine ,Kutf(be mit ©-fenftern, 
 
 cin ©(bcibcnwogen, — copper ore , Min. DoS 
 ^upfcrgla?, grouc ^upfercrj 3— feathers. Die 
 
 ^u^fcDern oon |>aargla& 5 — furnace, Der ®-* 
 ofen, ©d^meljofen 5 — grinder, Der ®-f(bleifer, 
 O-fineiDer, — holders, Die ^enflerbonDer 
 in einer ,Rutf(be5 — hoase, Die ©-^iitte, — 
 lamp tubes, vid. Fountain glasses ; — locket 
 (— oval), DttS gldferne SJleDttillonj — metal 
 Do& gefd^molscne ®., Die (S-maffe} — porce- 
 lain , DttS ^J^iltbglaSi — pot , Der O-topff — 
 shade, Der ©-fd^irm, Die ©-glocte (j. 35. iiber 
 cine @tu§ul)r) 5- sleeker, 7 an. Die ®lanf* 
 fto^fugelj — work, 1. (gew. — works, pi.) Die 
 ©-l^iitte, Da§ ©-werfj 2. Die ®-»aarc5 — 
 wort, Bot. Da0 ©-fc^malj. 
 
 To Glass, V. a. vid. To Glaze. 
 
 Glas'siness , s. 1. Die glajtge a5cfd)affcn^£it} 2. 
 Die ©Itt^s oDer (Spiegelgldtte. 
 
 Glas'sy, ad;. 1. gidfcrn, glaflg, 2. glasartigj 
 3. fig. gebrec^lid^. [©laubcrfalj. 
 
 Glau'ber (or Glau'ber's) salt, s. Client. Do§ 
 
 Glauco'ma, s. Med. DaS ©iQUfom, Der grune 
 
 Glau'cous, adj. mcergriin. [©taor. 
 
 Glave, s. Die ©Icfe CKxt ^clIebarDe)5 Da0 
 
 Glay'raOre, vid. Claymore. [©cbroert. 
 
 To Glaze, v. a. 1. mit ®la§f(^eibcn cerKbm^ 
 2. a) glafircnj 6)firniJTen5 3. gldtten, poliren 
 (au6) fig.)j g-d frost. Das ®lQttei§5 g-d 
 boards, *prepfpdne5 glazing,,?. Die ©lofur? 
 - stick, Da§ ©Idtt^olj, Der ©Idttfnoc^cn. 
 
 Gla'zi?r [— zher] , s. Der @Iafer. 
 
 Gleam, *.Der (Sid^ts)<StrQ^l, © lanj, ©(dimmer. 
 
 To Gleam, v. n. ^vai)kn, fcbimmern, leuc^ten. 
 
 Glea'my, adj. |trQt)lenD, funfelnD. 
 
 To Glean, v. a. 1. (t^ren) nacblefen, 2. fig, 
 fammein, (QU§)Iefen. 
 
 Glean, Glea'njng, j. Die 3tQd()Iefc. 
 
 Glea'ner, *. Der S^ad^lefer, IC. cf. To Glean. 
 
 Glebe, s. 1. Dcr @runD unD aSoDeni 2.Dic©rD» 
 fcboUe, Der 9lQ[en5 3. Min. Die ©rsftufe? 4. 
 (— land) Der ^ircbengrunD, — houses, ^farr* 
 
 Gle'bous, GleOby, adj. erDig, rofig. [^dufer. 
 
 Glede, s. Orn. (— kite) Der |)u^nergcter. 
 
 Glee, ^.fam. 1. Die £uft, ^reuDe, Dcr ©(^erjj 
 2. Da§ SafellieD, (Sd^erjIicD. 
 
 Gleek, s. Gam. Dq8 Slref^af oDcr Jtrimpenfpicl. 
 
 Gleet, s. Med. i. Der Diinne Siterj 2. Der 
 (3Ttt(^=)3)npper. 
 
 To Gleet, v, n. 1. Med. eitcrnj 2. tropfeln. 
 
 Glee'ty, adj. citcrartig, flufjtg. 
 
 Glen, .V. Das (enge) X^al, Die 35ergf(^lud^t. 
 
 Glene, s. Anat. \ . Die Tfugen^O^Ie 5 2. Die (®f* 
 lenfOPfanne. 
 
 Glew, vid. Glue. 
 
 Glib, I. adj. ; IT. — ly, adv. 1. glatt, fdjlupfrigj 
 2. fig. fliit^tig, jungenfertig 5 HI- — "ess, .v. i . 
 Die ©(^liipfrigfcit? 2. fig. Die 3ungenfcrtig» 
 
 To Glib, V. a. f(i^Iiipferig , glatt mad)cn. (f eir. 
 
Glid 
 
 349 
 
 Glut 
 
 To Glide, V. n. fanft fltcf en , (ba^in)9lcitcn; 
 Glide, s. l)Qg ®tciten, :c. [fd^Icid^en. 
 
 Gli'd?r, s. ber ©leitcnDe, jc. c/. To Glide. 
 To Glim'm?r, v. n. 1. fc^immemj 2.bammern. 
 Glim'm^r , s. 1. ber ©d^immcr, fd^wod^e 2{d^t= 
 
 fc^cinj 2. Min. bcr (Slimmer. 
 To Glimpse, v. n. f(^immern, hlinhn. 
 Glimpse, s. 1. ber Zi6)tUid, ©d^immcr, 35% 
 
 @tra^I, ©(^ein, 2. ba§ SSlinfen, ber mid. 
 To Glis'ten [glis'sn] , To Glis'ter , v. n. flrtt^= 
 
 len, gldnsen, glilern (fdbott. To Glint). 
 Glis'ter, s. 1. ber ©laiij, ©c^immer, 2. viU 
 To Glit'ter, f. n.fd^immern, glcinsen [Clyster. 
 ToGloatjV. w.gicrigblicf cti/fid^ »eiben(o ver,on) 
 Glo'bated, Glo'bate, adj. fugelformig, runb. 
 Globe , s. 1. bie J^ugcl j 2. (terrestrial — ) bie 
 
 Srbfugel, ber Grbball^ 3.ber ® Iobu8 , celestial 
 
 — , bie 4>inimel8fugel 5 — animal, Zool. baS 
 
 St-ti}iiVi - fish , Ick. bcr ^-ftfc^j Bot-s. - 
 
 daisy, bte bIauc3)JapliebC5 — tlower, bie3)ot= 
 
 tcrblumej — thistle, bie i-biftel. 
 To Globe, V. a. fugclfSrmig bilbcn. 
 Globose', I. or Glo'bous, Glob'ulous, Glob'ular, 
 
 Glo'by, adj. (f ugcl)ninb , fugclformig , fuge* 
 
 li(ifti II. — ness , GlobSs'jty , s. bie ^ugelge= 
 
 ftttlt, ^ffugelformigfcit. 
 Glob'ule, s. bie Heine ^ugcl, boS .ffugcUten. 
 Glome, s. Bot. ber ^naul, ^lumenball. [Icn. 
 To GlSm'erate, v. a.QUfmicfcIn,JufQmmenbQl; 
 GlSm^ra'tion, s. l.ba&2[ufn)i(feln,3ui'ammen= 
 
 baUcn , 2. boS f ugelformig ^ufammengebaUte. 
 GI8m'?rous, adj. aufgeroicfelt, geballt. 
 G166m,Gld6'min?8s,.v. 1. bagSunW, bie©u= 
 
 fter!eit j 2. fig. ber3;rubfinn, W Sraurigfeit. 
 To Gldom, V. I. n. 1. bunfel fc^einen, bfimmern, 
 
 2. bunfel, buffer fcin, ^.fig. trourig, fcbwer* 
 
 mutl)ig fein 5 4. finfter blicf en j II. a. umbuflern, 
 
 Dcrbunfeln. 
 Gldd'my, I. adj. ; II. GlCd'mjly, adv. 1. bun* 
 
 fel, bufteri 2. fig. trourig , triibc, trfibrmnig, 
 
 f(^njermut^ig. 
 
 Glorjji'tion, s. baS Sriump^ircn, ^ra^ten. 
 Glorjfica'tion, *. bie SScr^crrlid^ung. 
 To Glo'rjfy, v. a. I.t)cr^errli(^cn5 2.i)cre^ren, 
 
 prcifen, cr^eben. 
 Glo'rious, I. ad;.; II.— ly, adv. 1. ^errlid^, cr* 
 
 ^Qbenj 2. ru^mlid^, glorreid^, beru^mtj 3. 
 
 i^tU, ^eiter5 HI. — ness, s. bie ^Jcrrlir^fcit. 
 Glo'ry, s. 1. ber Sflu^m, bie (S^re^ 2. bie ^err* 
 
 lid^feit, ^racbt, bcr ®Ians5 3. Paint, bie 
 
 ©loric, ©trtt^lenfronc, bcr flra^lcnformigc 
 
 ^ciUgcnf(^ein5 4. W 0lu^mrebigf eit , Q^x= 
 
 fU(bt5 — of the sea, Conch, bic SKecrjier. 
 To Glo'ry, v. n. (mit in) 1. fro^Iotfcn (ubcr) 5 
 
 2. fid^ rit^mcn, pro^Icn; mi fein (auf). 
 Gl5ss, s. 1. bie ©loffe, :jfu&Icgung5 2. ber 
 
 ©lanj, Uz ^oUtur, bcr lCnf!ri(b, ^irnif j 3. 
 
 fig. ber ®Ianj, fiuperc ©dicin. 
 To GlSss, v.a.l. iau6) n.) gloffircnj 2. glan* 
 
 Senb madden, polircn, gidtten, ^-fig. bcmSn^ 
 
 tcin, c. ^nftrid) gebenjto— over, befc^onigen. 
 Glossaret', s. cin in A^or»)ic/i gcwcbtcr Beug, 
 
 ^ttlb SBoIIc unb ^alb <Seibc. [2. crHdrenb. 
 Glossa'rjal, adj. 1. ein ©lofforium bctreJTeni)^ 
 Glos'sary, s. bQ§ ©loffar. 
 Glos's^r, s. 1. (or Glos'sarist, Glossog'rapher), 
 
 bcr ©loffatorj 2. ber ^olircr, Tfnf^reicbcr. 
 Glos'sin?ss, j.bcr®lQnj, 7fnflri(b, bic ^oUtur, 
 
 gldnjcnbc £)bcrfldd^e, ©Idtte. [tarien. 
 
 Glossog'raphy, s. baS S5erfa|fen »on 6ommcn= 
 Glos'sy, adj. 1. gldnjcnb, glatt, polirtj 2. fig. 
 
 fd)cincnb, fd^einbar 5 — beetle, ^nt.bcr<SQnb^ 
 Glot'tjs, s. Anat. bic (Stimmri^c. [Mfer. 
 
 GlOve, .V. ber ^anbfd^Ul)^ — money (— silver). 
 
 bQ§ G^rcngef(bcnF, Srinfgelb, — stick, Glov. 
 
 bcr 2Benbeftocf 5 — tie* (— fasteners) , clafti^ 
 
 f(bc^Qnbfd}ub^oIteri — top, bcr ^Kuffcblttg 
 
 am ^Qnbfd)ii^. 
 GI6v'»»r, .v.ber.pQnbf(:but)mad)er, 95eutler^ — 's 
 
 stitch, bic .53cutIcrnQljtj — "s wool, giauf- 
 To Glow, V. n. lit. &fig. glii^en. [rocUe. 
 
 Glow, s. bo§ ©Iii^en,bte (Slutj —worm, ber 
 
 3of)Qnni§n)urm, ®lul)»urm. Igto^en. 
 
 To Glovl'er, v. n. provinc. (Dickens, &c.)((in) 
 To Gloze, V. I. n. lieb!ofen, fd^mcid^eln, fd^on 
 
 t^uni II. a- to — over, cinen ^fnfirid^ geben. 
 Gloze, s. bic ©d^mcid^elci 5 bic ©lojTc 
 Glo'z^r, s. ber @d>meic^Icr, bie @d()mcidf)Ierinn. 
 Glu'cjn, s. Chem. bie ®It)Cine. 
 Glue, s. ber Seim, — boiler, ber Seimfieber. 
 To Glue, V. a. Icimen^ planircn j Hciflcrn. 
 Gin'er, s. ber Seimcr. [s. btt& ^leberige, 3d^c. 
 Glu'ey, I. adj. vid. Gluy ; II. —ness, Glu'jness, 
 GIn'jsh, adj. Icimic^t, flcbcrig, ia\^i. 
 To Glum, V. n. wig. grdmlid^ auSfe^en. 
 Gliim, adj. viilg. (ro. ii.) [aucr, miirrifd^ , t)cr* 
 Glume, *. Bot. bcr SSalg, bie ©pelsc.[bricf lid^. 
 Gliim'my, adj. biificr, finflcr, triibe. [blumc. 
 Glu'moos, adj. Bot. fpeljigj — flower, bieSSalgs 
 To Glut, V. a. 1. ccrfd^lucfen , pcrfd)lingen3 
 
 2. iibcrfdttigcn, uberfiillen, Com. libeufiibrcnj 
 
 3. Chem. Scfig. fdttigen. [2. ba§ SSerftopfenbc 
 Glut, s. 1. bic@att^eit,pUc} UberfuUungj 
 Glu'teal , adj. Anat. Ut ©lutden obcr ®cfdp= 
 
 musfcin (—muscles) bctrcffenb. 
 Glu'ten, s. bcr ^ftlcbcfiojf, ^Icber. 
 To Gm'tinate, v. a. sufammcnleimen ob. f Icbcn. 
 Glutjna'tion, s. ba§ 3ufammenleimcn. 
 Glu'tinative , adj. 1 . ficbcrig, Icimcnb 5 2. 511* 
 
 fammen^cilenb. 
 GlutinSs'ity, s. 1. baS .Slcberigc, Scimartigf 
 
 2. ba§ 3ufammcn^cilcnbc. 
 
Glut 
 
 350 
 
 Go 
 
 Glu'tjiKM, I. adj. ficbcrig {and) iJof.), jd^e^ 
 II. - ness, s. Me Mi)i)cit, MuUxi^hit. 
 
 Glat^ton, .V. 1. fcer ^reffer,(Sc^n)cIger,<S(l^Iems 
 mcr^ 2.Jig, ber Unerfattlii^c, 3. ZooL J)cr 
 ^ielfra^. [gen. 
 
 To Gliit'tonize, v. n. freffen, pxa^txi, fd)xoiU 
 
 Glut'tonoiis, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gcfrdpig, 
 gierig. [2. t)ie ©ierigfeit. 
 
 Glut'tony, s. 1. tie ©efrdfigfeit, ^rafferei, 
 
 Glu'y, adj. iUhtxiq, Icimig, jd^e. [fd^nitt. 
 
 Glyph, s. Arch. & Sculp. Uv <S(^U^, ©in* 
 
 Glyph'jc, jf. vid. Hieroglyphic. 
 
 Glyp'tic, s. feie <Steinf(i^neiDcfunft. 
 
 Glyptograph'ic, adj. glt)ptograp^if(^. [funbe. 
 
 Glyptog'rapby, sMi ® iQptogrop^ie, ®emmen* 
 
 *To Gnarl [narl], v. n. fnurren, brummen, 
 
 * Gnarled, adj. f norrig, f notig, dftig.[murren. 
 *To Gnash , v. a. & n. to — (with) the teeth, 
 
 Die 3d^ne fnirf(l)cnl) jufammenbeif en , (cor 
 
 SBut^) fnirfc^en. 
 *Gnat, s. Die 5}?iicfe5 — flower, Bot. ba§ Stna^ 
 
 benfraut , — snapper, Om. Der gliegenfled^er. 
 *To Gnaw, v. I. a. (ab)nagen,benagen5 II. n. 
 
 nagen^ (— upon) ouf (StrooS beif en j — at, jer? 
 
 * Gnaw'er, s. Ux ^^agenie. [frelfen. 
 
 * Gneis [or nis] , s. Min. Der ®neif . 
 
 * Gnome, s. 1. Die ©nome, Der ©innfprud^ 
 2. Der ®nont, (Srbgeijt. 
 
 * Gno'mon, s. Ast. & Dial. Dcr (Da§) ®nomon. 
 
 * Gngmon'ic. — cal, adj. gnomomf(^. [ul)rtunfl. 
 *Gnom8n'ic8, s. pi. Die ©nomonif , iSonnen* 
 
 * GnSs'tjc, s. Ecc. Der ©nof^ifcr. 
 
 * Gnu, Gn6d, s. Zvol.DaB ® nu, ge&6rnte ^ferD. 
 To Go , V. ir. n. 1. gen. ge^enj 2. fortge^en j 
 
 reifen (— to, m6))i 3. madden, ^anDeln, per= 
 fasten j 4. ange^cn, geltcn (fur)5 5. roeid^en? 
 6. roerDen: to — mad, toU roerDenj to — (a 
 voyage) a journey, cine (@ecs)9leifc mat^enj 
 to — ashore, lanDenj to — halves, 1. jur 
 .^dlftc gef)en5 2. ©eroinn unD SSerluft t^eilen 
 (— with, mit) ; to — shares , tijeilen J to — a 
 great way , grofcn Ginfluf ^aben (—in ... , 
 auf . . .) 3 how — your concerns ? or how goes 
 the world with you ? »ie ge^t eS S^nen ? roas 
 madden @ie? to — about, 1. umgef>en, einen 
 Umweg maiden? 2. fig. unterne^men, corned* 
 men , jxc^ beffimmern urn ... 5 3. Mar. Dur(i> 
 DenSPBinD wenDenj to — against, roiDcrfle^en, 
 juroiDer fcin j to - ahead, 1. oorrodrts ge^cn5 
 2. gcrtf&ntte maddens — ahead! Porn)drt§! 
 to — along, fortge^enj as I (you, we) — 
 along, unterraeggj to — aside or astray, Jjg. 
 irre ge^en^ to — away, fig. Daoon Fommenj 
 to — back from one's word, feinSBortpri!irf= 
 ne^men? to— backward,7?g. fe^lf(^Iagen, Den 
 ^rebSgong ge^cn? to — before, 1. oor^er ge* 
 
 ^cnj 2. fig. Den SSorfi^ oD. SSorrang ^aben 5 
 to — between,yig^.Den^ermittIermQ(^en, fi(^ 
 in DqS 5)fitteIfd^Iogen5 to — beyond, 1. weiter 
 ge^cn (ol^), 2. oorbei ge^enjjig-*. 3. uber= 
 trcjf en 5 4. fiberliflen 3 to — by, 1 . Duri^ge^en 3 
 figs. 2. perge^en (p. D. 3eit)3 3. geltcn 3 4. 
 iibcrgc^en) ^' cerfd^mcrjen 3 6. [16) rid^ten 
 nQ(^ . . .3 no pattern to — by, feinSKuflcr pr 
 Syio(^a^mung3 to— down, 1 . I^inabge^en, reifen, 
 2C.5^g:-^. 2. untcrge^en, finfen, abne^men3 
 3. jid^ perfd^limmern3 oerfQUen3 4. gebiUigt 
 oD. angcnommen roerDen, gefQaen3 to — for, 
 gut auSfallen, geUngen3 the verdict goes for 
 him, Der ©pruc^ ifl i^m gun|^ig3 to — forth, 
 
 1. ^erPorge^en3 2. fic^ jeigen, fic^ pcrbreitenf 
 to — forward, fortfd^reiten3 »or fic^ ge^en3 
 to — from, megge^en, abge^en 3 to — in boots, 
 ©tiefein an^aben3 to — into, ge^en nod^ ..., 
 in ... 3 to — into an opinion , einer OJieinung 
 fcin, beiftimmen, to — near, 1. ft(^na^en3 
 
 2. im Segrijf/ nQ^c Daron fein3 3. no^e (ju 
 ^erjen) ge^en 3 to — off", 1. Dopon ge^en ifig-s. 
 
 2. pcrlaffen 3 3. ^Cbgang ftnDen (p. SBaoren), 
 abge^en3 4. Ipgge^en (p. (Sen>e^ren)3 5. abs 
 flcJcn(Pon)3 6. |lerben3 to — on,^g:-*. 1. 
 (or to — forward) fortftt^ren, 2. fortDaucrn3 
 
 3. pon (StQtten ge^en 3 4. glurf li(^ fein (in ...) 3 
 5. ongcben (p. ,ffleiDern)3 6. (or to — upon) 
 ontreten, unternc^men3 to— on horseback, 
 reiten3 to— out, 1. au§ge^en3 au&laufen3/g-*. 
 2. erl6fd^en3 3. gu @nDe gel)cn 3 4. befannt 
 n)erDen5 to — over, l.iibergeben32.Dur(^ge« 
 ^cn, Dur(^Iefen5 3. unterfudjcn , prufenj to — 
 through, 1. (c. (Sa(^c) QuSfii^rcn3 2.(®efQ^« 
 rcn, :c.) befle^en3 3. Durdjicfen, to — to, 1. 
 n)Qgen3 2. einenSeftanDt^cil aulmo(^en3to 
 — to it, auf einanDer Io§ge^en5 to — to law, 
 por ® eri^t ge^en , f logen 3 I won't — to the 
 price of it, fo PielipenDe id^ nid^tDarQn3— to! 
 mo^lan! Doran! frifc^ Darouf! to— under, fid^ 
 unter5ie^en3to— up, ^inauffteigen3to-upon, 
 fi^ grunDen3 fupcn3 to — upon tick, col. ouf 
 (§reDit(an. ^ump)ne^mcn3 to — with one, 
 fig. eS mit @inem ^alteuj to — without , ent* 
 be^ren, entrat^en3 to— without day. Law?, 
 Qbgeroicfen werDen, entlaffen fein. 
 
 Go, I. s. 1. vulg. Der ®ttng , 2auf, Die Tfrt unD 
 SBeife DeS ®c^cn§ (and) fig.) i 2. a~-, DaS 
 iPttS auf e i n m a I gefd^ie^t, cin ® ang 3 a — of 
 rum, ein ®laS Slum 5 Acs. great — , Da& 
 aSaccalaureot&eyamen, Dem Da§ little — ooron= 
 ge^en muf 3 II. comp. — between, Der Unters 
 fdufer, Unter^dnDrer5 - by, 1. DaS Ubers 
 treffen, Uberliften, Der SBetrug 3 2. Da§ (ahfi6)U 
 Ii(^e)Uberfe^en3 — cart, Der ®dngeln>agen^ 
 Die Saufbanf 5 - down , Der ©d^Iucf , 3ug 3 ^ 
 
Goad 
 
 351 
 
 Gomp 
 
 - downs, Jam. (in Djlintien) ^Quflabcn, ®e= 
 iDoIbc im ^ellergefc^of . 
 
 Goad, s. bcr ©todjclftocf, Sreibfiotf. 
 
 To GOad, V. a. 1. (mit eincm eta(^clflo(fc) 
 
 Qntrciben? 2..%-^. aj onfpornen, anrcijen 
 
 (5u)5&)beDrdngcn. 
 Goal, *. 1. Dq§ 9Ka(, ©renjmal, ber pfa^I (am 
 
 ©nbc ciner SftcnnbQt)n)j ^g:-*. 2.ber3»erf5 
 Guar, ^. Did. Gore. [3. t)a§ 3«I, GnbC 
 
 Goat, s. Zool. Die 3icge, ®ei^ } he — , Der 3-= 
 
 bocfj—'s beard, — marjoram, J5oM)cr58orfS= 
 
 bart, — chafer, £nt DerSortfafer, 4)oljborf5 
 
 - fish, /c/i. bie 3. , ^lofcj — herd , bcr 3-n= 
 ^{rt, — milker, — sucker, Orn. bcr ©CtfmcU 
 fer j Boi-*.— stones, bQ§ Jtnabcnfraut, — 's 
 thorn, bcr aSotf&born^ — weed, bic^crs= 
 
 Goa'tish, adj. 1. bocficbt j 2. gcil. [blumc 
 
 Gob', Gob'bet, .v. vuig. ber aSiffen, ^Jlunbuollj 
 ouig. bcr happen. 
 
 To Gob'ble, v. 1. a. (or To Gob'bet) viilg. QIC* 
 rig^incin ftblingcn, ^opfcn^ to — up, vulg. 
 1. Dcrfcblingcn^ 2. fig. obenljin motbcn, ^in= 
 fubeln, II. n. toaern (raic ber S^rutl^a^n). 
 
 G5h'bl?r, s. bcr ©(blingcr, ^reffcr. 
 
 Gob'elins, s. pi. @obelin§ (Scppitbc). 
 
 GSb'let, s. ber aSc^cr. [^cc, eifc 
 
 Gob'ljn, ,v. 1. ber Jtobolb, ba§ (Scfpenftj 2, bie 
 
 Go'by* *• ^c/t. bie OJIeergrunbel. 
 
 God, s. bcr ©ottj — a- mercy, 1. ® ott oergett'S , 
 2.gere(bter®ott 1 the gods, cant. bie3ufcbaucr 
 auf ber® aUerie, baS^arabied 5 — child, — son, 
 daughter, bie ^^Qtbe, ber Sdufling j — father, 
 bcr (Xauf=)^Qt{)e, Sau^eugc^ — mother, bie 
 ^ati)C, Sttufjcuginn, — send, cine uncrraar 
 tctc "Jtcquifition ober ©obej — sounds! vulg. 
 ©Qpperment! — wot!u»^g. ®ottn)eip!Icibcr! 
 
 GSd'ard, s. ©ott^arb (?K-n.). [©(bwertel). 
 
 God'der, s. Bot. bie SSioIinrourj (einc "Kxt 
 
 God'dess, s. bie ®6ttinn. 
 
 God'frey, s. ©ottfrieb (5K-n.). 
 
 God'head, God'ship, .v. bic ® cttl)eit. [ttt^cifiifd^, 
 
 God'less» adj. 1. gottloS , lafler^Qfti 2 
 
 God'llke, I. adj. 1. g6ttli(]^5 2. fromm5 n. the 
 
 - ,pi. bie^ictiftcn. 
 
 God'ljn^ss, s. bie ®ottfeligfcit, Oleligiofitttt. 
 God'iy, adj. gcttfelig, gottc^fiirc^tig. 
 To Godroon', v. a. Goldsm. &c. Qugbiegen. 
 Go'^r, *. 1. bcr®e^enbe,9teifcnbC5gufgdn= 
 
 ger, 2aufer5 2. ber Olenner, ba§ ^fcrb. 
 Gog , s. bic Gile, ^ajl, ba§ SScrlangen p gc= 
 
 ^cn, cf. Agog. [flarr fct)cn, vulg. glo^cn. 
 ToGog'gle, V. n. bic TCugen roUenJd^ielen, 
 Gog^gle, I. s. bcr Slicf mit roUenbcn , oerbre^= 
 
 ten ^ugcn, ber flarre SSlicf 5 II. adj. jtarrenb, 
 
 fHcr, vulg. glo^cnb, fnalldugig 5 - eyed, ftarr= 
 
 ttugig, vulg. glo|Qugig. 
 
 Cftg'gles, A'.pL I.Surg, lie ©(biclbriUcj 2. 
 gen. Sfleifc= (ob. StQub^JBritlcn, 3. ®d)cus 
 lebcrfitr^fcrbcj 4. Ket. 2)rcl)f(bafc, ®rct)cr. 
 
 Go'ing, I. p. a. to be— , im ©cgriffc fcin i a — . 
 im ®angc fcin 5 to set a — , in®angbringcni 
 
 — to a rise , Com. ouf $ ©tcigcn gct)cnb (an 
 berlonbcncr ©tortborfe)} — , — , gone, (in 
 ^uctionen) sum crficn, sumjrocitcn, jumbrit* 
 ten unb le§tcn (50fal) J II. p. s. 1. bcr (S)anQy 
 2. a woman's —, bic(3citbauerbcr)©(bwan* 
 gcrf(bofti — of meat, ba§ OlictbcnbiDcrben 
 (bc§§Ieif(bc§,2C.). 
 
 Go'la, s. Arch. ba§ ^Rarnicf, bic {Rinntcifle. 
 
 Gold, I. s. 1. ba§ ®olb j 2. (— coin) bic ®oIb« 
 miinje^^g-.?. 3. bic ®-farbc5 4. ctnsaS Jtofl« 
 bares, GblcS, ®. j 5. bcr9lci(btbum,<S(bd^c5 
 6. Bot. bie ®-bIumc j - of parting, ba§ B6)ti' 
 begolbj II. adj. vid. Golden; lU. comp. — 
 beater, bcr ®-f(l^Idger5 — beater's skin , bie 
 ®-f(l^ldger^aut5 — coast, Geog. bie ®-tu|^C5 
 
 — cushion, Bkb. tai ®-fiffcn 5 — drawer, vt'd. 
 
 — wire-drawer; — ducats, pi. ®-=J)ucatcn 
 effectit>=©. 5 — finch , Orn. 1. bcr ©ificlfinP, 
 
 2. bcr gcmeinc ^irol, bie ©-brojfcl^ — finer, 
 bcr ®-f(bciber5 - fish , Ich. bcr @-fifd), ®-* 
 farpfen j — flower, Bot. bcr golbcnc SBicbcrs 
 t^onj— foil, baSaSlattgoIbj— glimmer, Mm. 
 Hb ^o^cngolb, — hammer, — spink, Orn, 
 bic ©-ammcr, — knife, Bkb. ba§ ©-mcjTcrj 
 leaf, baS aSlattgoIbj — leaf printing, 'Jyp. 
 bcr ®-brurf5 — pippin, Pom. bcr ®-pip(p)in, 
 ®-apfcl5 — (oQ pleasure, Bot. bcr Scinbot* 
 ter, the devil's — ring, Enf.bcrSlcbcnrourmj 
 
 — size, 1. Paint, bcr ®-grunb5 2. Gild. ba§ 
 ®Ilil)n)a(b§ 9 — stick in waiting, bcr Sbrifl 
 bcr fonigl. Scibgarbc im Dicnftj — weight, 1. 
 tia& ®-gcn>i^t5 2. fig. ba§ ®lei(bgcroi(btj — 
 weights, pi. bie®-»agC) — wire-drawer, bcr 
 ®-braljt5ie^er, ®-sic^cr. 
 
 Gol'den, adj. 1 . ii>on ®oIb, golbcn } 2. golbgclb j 
 
 3. gldnjcnbj 4. )DortrcffIi(b? — carp, — fish, 
 vid. Gold-fish ;— Hy , Ent. bic ©olbWCSpe 5 — 
 locks, ind. Goldylocks ; — number, Chron. bie 
 goIbenc3a()I)— pheasant, Orn. bcr ®-fafanf 
 
 — robin, vid. Gold-finch, 2. 5 — rod, Bot. bic 
 ®-rutl)c, baS SBunbfraut,— rule, Arith. bic 
 Sflcgcl be Sri j— saxifrage, 2)ot. bergclbc (ob. 
 ®ulben=)®tcinbrc{b 5 — wasp , vid. — fly. 
 
 Gold'ney, Gol'djn, s. vid. Gilt-head. 
 Gol'ding, s. Pom. bcr ^Kaulbccrapfcl. 
 Gol'dylScks, s. Bot. 1. baS ©olb^aar, 2. ba$ 
 Sanbru^rfraut, [stick , baS Sflarfet. 
 
 Golf, s. ([(j^ott.) eine TCrt ©(blagballfpiel 5 - 
 Gome, vid. Coom. 
 
 Gomphi'asrs, s. Med. ba§ Xocfcrrocrbcn bet 
 
 3dbnc. 
 
Gomp 
 
 352 
 
 Gorg* 
 
 Gompho'ma , Gprapho'sis , s. AnaU bic 9'tagd= 
 Gon'dola, s. Die ®onbel. [ffigung bcr ^nod(>en. 
 G6ndoIier', s. Der ®ont)olier, (Sonbclfii^rer. 
 G8nc [gen. ; gan , Wb.] p. p. t>. To Go, qv. ; 
 
 1. oerborbcn, ju ©runbc gcrit^tet, 2.^in,t)Q= 
 ^in 5 3. geflorkn, tobt? let us be — , laft un8 
 gel^en, be— Ipacf ®i(^ fort! the clock had 
 
 — eleven, e§ ^attc elf gcfc^Iagcn, c§ roar elf 
 + Gon'faion, s. bie ^ai^ne. [oorbei. 
 4:G6nfaionier', .v. bcr ^aljnentrdgcr, aSanner* 
 
 ^err. [ber®ong. 
 
 Gong, s. cine ^anbtrommcl (bei ben "KfiaUn), 
 
 Goniom'eter, .v. Math, ber SSinfelmeffer, (So* 
 
 Goniomet'rjcal, adj. goniometrifd^. [niometcr. 
 
 GSnorrhoe'a, .v. Aferf.ber ©amenfluf, Srippcr, 
 
 rjit ®onorr^6e. 
 
 Good [gud] , I. adj. & adv. 1. gen. gut, 2. 
 
 ^cilfamj 3. bienlid^, paffenb ; 4. rc(3^t, gcfe^* 
 
 iid), — \n law, rcc^tsfraftigj 5. poerldffig, 
 
 ficfeer, 6. sa^IungSfci^ig , crcbitffi^tg 5 'J'. 9ul= 
 
 tig, gangbor^ 8. betrd(itli(^,5iemli(i^,»iel5 
 
 cci6)li6), coUig, 9. gefeUfd^aftlitb , gcfellig^ 
 
 luflig? 10. geroanbt, gefd^icft, as — as, fo gut 
 
 aU, fo fe^r alS, to be as— as one's word,fein 
 
 ^ort ^altcnj in — earnest, in coUem Grnflej 
 
 in — time, bei 3eiten, ju renter (gelegener) 
 
 3cit, gerabc rec^t^ for — , ganj unb gar? for 
 
 — and all, ein furQUc5D^ttl, furimmer, to 
 hold — ,fi(bben)dljren5 to make — , 1. bonis 
 ftdren, erfe^en, oerguten? 2. entfprec^cnj 3. 
 beweifcn, begrunbenj 4. bebaupten, oert^eis 
 bigen^ burd^fe^cn, 5. bcwerfflettigen, i^oUjic^ 
 ^en, leiften 5 6. terantroortcn, (gut) bafiir f^e= 
 l)en) II. camp. — breeding, iiz SBo^lerjogcn^ 
 ^eit, gute (fcine) 2eben8art, SBo^lanftQnbig= 
 feitj — cheap, guten s^auf'S, n3o^lfdl5 — 
 fellow, ber muntere, luflige ©efeUfd^after, — 
 friday, ber (S^ttrfreitag 5 — Henry, Bot. ba§ 
 "JClIgut, bcr gute ^einricb 5 — humour , gute 
 Saune, — humoured, 1. hd guterSaune, auf= 
 gcrdumtj 2. gefdUig? — lack, vulg. o^!o 
 ^immel! baf ®ott crbarm! — man,/aAn.l. 
 ber 95iebermann5 2. ber ^au&roirt^, ^au80Q= 
 tcr, 3. ber ((g^eO^iJJann 5 — manners, wie- 
 breeding; — morning (— morrow), guten 
 5}torgeni — nature , bie ©utmutljigfeit, ©e* 
 fdlligfeit, 5)^o(i^fi^t5— natured,gutortig, gut* 
 mut^ig, gefdUig5— now! int. vulg. nun gut! 
 d, fe^t bO(^! — paper. Com. gute§ §)opier, 
 SSed^fel loon guten ; foliben ^dufernj — turn, 
 bic ©efdHigfeit 5 ber ©egenbienji, — will, 1. 
 baSSBo^lTOolIen, bie^uncigung, gute^bfid^t, 
 
 2. bcr ^btritt (eine§ 9le(^te&, :c.)j 3. bic 
 aSergiitung, bie ein neucr SScfi^cr cine! |)qus 
 fc& , 2C. an feinen SSorgdngcr fiir bie pon bem* 
 fclbcn gcmad^ten SSerbcfferungcn gicbtj to 
 
 buy the — will of a house, Com. bic girma 
 (mit bcr ^nbfd^aft cines ^anbel&^aufes ) 
 fdufli(^ fibeme^men} — wife, — woman , bie 
 ^auSfrau, SEBirt^inn. 
 
 Good [gud], s. I. sing. 1. ba§ ®ut5 2. ba» 
 ®ute , aSefle , bie SBo^lfo^rt, 3. gute (gigen= 
 fcboften: 3:ugenb, Stecbtlicbfeit, acj 4. baS 
 Olet^te, ©d^icflidje, 5. ber Oteic^t^um, Uber* 
 fluf 5 II. g-s, pi. 1. bie ©liter, ^aufmannS* 
 SBaorenj 2. ^auSgerdt^, (Sadden, (fa^renbe) 
 ^abzo g-s in trust, 1. an»crtraute§ ©ut, 2. 
 Corns. 6ommiffion§s unb ©pebitionSguterj 
 g-8 to be shipped , ®uter jum SScrfcbiffcn, 
 ^ratbtguter. [mut^. 
 
 Good'liness [gfid'— ], *. bie Bd)on^dt, liU' 
 
 Good'ly [gud'—], adj. 1. (ro. u.)fd^on,an» 
 mut^igj 2. angcne^m, gW(flid()5 3.f(j^n)cacnb. 
 
 Good'n?ss [gud'—], s. 1. gen. bic ®fitC5 2. 
 bie ^ernigf eit, ©tdrfe, bcr ©oft (im4)ol5e 
 2C.) 5 for— 'sake, um'S ^immeis roillen. 
 
 Good'y [gud'—], s. vulg. gute ^rau, ^Ite! 
 ^rou 3ta(j^barinn ! 
 
 Goo'gjngs, s. pi. Mar. bic ^ingerlingc 
 
 G66san'd?r, s. Orn. ber (Sdgetaud^er. 
 
 G66se, I. .V. 1. bic ®an§} 2. j?g-. eine cinfdltige 
 ^erfonj 3. 2ail. ba§ 95ugeteifenj II. comp. 
 
 — berry [gdz' —] , Bot. btc ©tQfbelbecre,* — 
 cap, vulg. ber ©ummfopf, S^olpelj Bot-s. — 
 foot, bcr ©dnfcfuf 5 — grass, ba&^lebe!rautj 
 
 — neck , Mar. bcr |)afen um ben ©iefbaum 
 an ben 9Kafl ju ^af en 5— pen, bie®dnfefHege, 
 bcr ®dnfcflall5 — skin, fam. bie ©dnfebaut 
 (»on ber ^dlte) 5 — tongue , Bot. bttg 5^iefe» 
 
 G66'sey, s. dim. X>. Goose, ©dnSd^en. [fraut 
 Gor-, comp. — bellied, bitfbducbig, fettroan* 
 
 flig 5 Orn-s. — cock, ber ?![Roor^Q()n 5 — crow, 
 
 bie ^a§!rd^e 5 — hen, ba§ 9)f oor^u^n.[,Knoten. 
 Gor'dian, adj. gorbifd^j — knot, ber gorbifd^c 
 Gore, s. 1. ber ©e^ren, ^roicfelj 2. ein fd^ma= 
 
 leg (breicdeigeS) ©tfict Sanbj 3. (- blood) 
 
 ba§ geronncne (bicfe) asiut. [auffpiepen. 
 To Gore, v. a. (burd^)ftopen , (burd^)bo^ren, 
 Gorge, s. 1. bic ,S)e^le, ©urgel, ber ©d^Iunbj 
 
 2. Falc. ber ^ropf 5 3. Sport, bie -portion 
 
 gutter, 4:. Arch, ber ©dulenbalSj 5. Fort. 
 
 ber ©ingang (pk ^e^le) einer SSaftion. 
 To Gorge, v. I. a. 1. ocrfd^lingcnj 2. coUpfros 
 
 pfcn, fdttigen(oud^j^g:.)5 ll.w. frcffen, M 
 
 nd^ren (— upon, pon). 
 Gor'ged, adj. 1. mit cincr ^c^lcj 2. Her. bCtt 
 
 ^al§ mit einer ^rone gefd^miictt. 
 Gtir'geous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. gldnjcnb, 
 
 prdd()tig , foflbor^ in. — ness, 5. ber ©lanj, 
 
 bic ^rad^t. 
 
 Gor'ger, s. bic ©d^nappangcl, (Sc^roimmangeU 
 G6r'g?ret, Gor'g^t, s. Surg. baS ©orgcrct. 
 
Gorg 
 
 353 
 
 Grac 
 
 Gor'get, s. 1. bie |)aISbergc^ 2. M/L ber |>oI§* 
 
 frttgen, Olingfragen (ber £)fficiere)5 ^-vid. 
 
 Moulding-plane, [go'nian, adj. gorgonifd^. 
 Gor'gon, I. s. Myth. Ut ©orgoncj II. or Gpr- 
 
 go'njan, adj. gorgoitifd^. 
 Go'rjng, s. Mar. liii ^u^giUing (eine& (3icgel§). 
 Gor'mand, G6r'mander,.v.ber^rejTer, (Sc^lem* 
 To Gor'mandize, v. n. freffeit, f(^Iemmen.[mer. 
 Gorse, Gorze kc, vid. Furze, &c. [bcbecft. 
 Go'ry, adj. DoU ooh geronnencm©lutc,*bIut= 
 Gos'hilwk, s. Orn. ber Xaubcnfalf. 
 Gos'ling, .V. 1. U^ ©anSAcui 2. g-s, pL bie 
 
 .Kd$(^en(an3?upbQumen,^id^tcn,2C.;; -green, 
 
 ^eifiggriin. 4: To Gos'pel, f. To Gospelize. 
 Gos'pel, s. 1. ba& eoangclium3 2. ^a6 SSort 
 
 ®otte§ J — truth, bie ccQngeiifil)e aBQi)rt)eit. 
 Gos'peler, Gos'peller, ;y. 1. ber SBicIiffiitei 2. 
 
 ber SSerlefcr beS goangeliumS. [ten. 
 
 To Gos'pelize, v. a. im GoQiigelium unterri.-ljs 
 Gos'sam^r,*. l.bie iDoUigcn^dben an man(^cn 
 
 ■^flansen 5 2. bie (Sommerfdbcn, ©raSrocbe. 
 Gos'sam?ry, adj. fig. lofe, locfer, leic^t. 
 Gos's'p, s. 1. (prating—) bie *i::d^ii5d|crin, 
 
 ^Iat[d)e; 2. bag Oefcfemdl, bie (auc^ lit.) 
 
 ^Ittubereij —story, bie ^lotfc^gefc^ic^te. 
 
 To Gos'sip ; 
 
 1. flatfc^en, fc^wa^enj 2. 
 
 [(j^maro^en, fc^maufcn unb jcc^en. 
 Gos'siping, s. Ut ^lQtfd^gcfelIf(|iQft. I 
 
 Gos'tjng, s. ^k j5drbcrr6t[)e, ber @rapp. | 
 Got, pret. & p. p. 0. To Get, qv. 
 
 Goth, s. 1. ber Oot^ej 2. fig. ber (ro^e, un* 
 TOiffenbe) JBarbor. 
 
 G6(/i'ic» I. (or Goth'ic^l) adj. 1 . got^ift^ ifigs. 
 2. ro^, ungcbilbctj 3. ocroltetj II. s, baS 
 @ott)if4)e5 - letters, ^roctur^ (ob. 9Jt6n4>«) 
 fc^riftj — style, Arch, ber (Spi|bcgcnflt)l. 
 
 Gof/i'icism, s. 1. bie got^ifd^eSpra^cigcn^eitj 
 2.bie Sflolj^eit, S5ttrbarei.[barei juriicf bringcn. 
 
 To Got/i'iaze» v. a. in bcn 3uftanb ber ©ar* 
 
 Got'ten, p. p. 0. To Get, qv. [Stemmeifen. 
 
 Goiige [or g6j], s. Mech. ber.^ol)lmeipcl5 baft 
 
 To Gouge, V. a. (mit bem ^ol)Imeif el) auS« 
 meipeln. + Gou'jeers, Suflfcuc^e. [f^tSBafi'cr. 
 
 Goulard', s. (— 's extract) »S«r^. bag goularb* 
 
 Gourd, *. 5ot-*. 1. ber ,Kurbi^5 2. vi'd. Cala- 
 bash, 1. & 2. [©teif^eit (ber ^ferbe). 
 
 Gour'diness, s. Far. bie <S(^cn!clgc[(^n)Ul|^; 
 
 Gour'dy, adj. birf, aufrjCf(tin)olIen, flcif. 
 
 G6ur'mand, &,c. vid. Gorraand, Sec. 
 
 Goiir'net, s. Ich. ber (Seefufuf j bie (Seeleierj 
 red — , ber rotl)e (Sec^Q^n 5 grey —, ber graue 
 <See()a^n5 sapphirine — , bie (Seefd)n)Qlbe) 
 yellow — , bie 2eier, ber fliegenbe Xeufcl. 
 
 Gout, s. t)k (^i6)t, bo§ ^obagraj — in the hips, 
 ba&^fiftlDe^j fiof-5. — weed (—wort), bie 
 Wilbc TCngelica 5 - wort, bo§ ©licbfnut. 
 I. 
 
 Gou'tiness, *.bicgic^tigea3cf(ba|fen^eit5®i(^t 
 Goii'ty, adj. 1. mit ber (S5id)l be^aftet, Qi6)ti\i)i 
 
 2. bie ®i6)t betreffenb, ®id)t=i 3. fumpfig. 
 Gove,j.ber|)eufd)ober5To— ,'u.7i.Quff^obern. 
 To Guv'ern, v. a. 1. fteuern (ein ©(j^itf)5 
 
 fig-s. 2. IdUn, fu^ren, 3. (aucb n.) regiercn 
 
 (au^ Gram.), ^errfd^en? 4. bel)errfd?en. 
 Gov'ernable, I. ar//.; II. — ly, ado. lenff am, 
 
 folgfam, unternjiirfig. [2. Uc SSerwaltung. 
 Gov'ernance, s. 1. \ik Seitungj {Regierungj 
 Gov'erness, s. 1. "bk S5et)errfd)erinn) 2. (or 
 
 Gov'ernant) bie (Srjie^erinn , ©oupcrnantej 
 
 3. fig. rik Seiterinn , ^iiljrerinn. 
 Gov'ernraent , s. 1. bie Seitung, Sitegicrung, 
 
 ^u^rungj 2. bie Seljerrfcbung , ^errfcbaftj 
 
 3. bie 0legicrung§form, ber <Staatj 4. bie 
 offentlid^e (ober ©taat§ = )S5ern)aItung, t^aii 
 0}Jinifterium5 5.bic2enffamfeitj 6.bieSlid^ts 
 fd^nur, ^Tormj — loan, bie ©taat&anlci^e, — 
 office , bie Slcgierungsfanslci 5 — officers, 
 {RegierungSbeamtete. [Sflegierungys 
 
 Governmen'tal, adj. \ik 9legierung betrcjfcnb, 
 
 Gov'ernor* *• !• ber Sciter, 3tegierer } 2. ber 
 
 ^err[d)er5 3. ber ©ouoerneur, (Statt^altcrj 
 
 4. ber ®eneralbirector, obcrf^e jDirectorj 5. 
 ber^ofmeif^cr, Qv^kijcxi 6. Mech. ber OU-- 
 gulator (an Dampfmafd^inen). 
 
 GSv'ernprshifp, s. 1. Uc ©tattl)altcrf(^aft5 2. 
 
 Goi^k, vid. Gawk. [baS |)ofmeifieramt. 
 
 Go\in, s. 1. ber lange unb meite Slocf, 5}JanteI, 
 oag lange ^Icibj bie Sflobe, ber Uberraurf. 
 ® c^lepprocf 5 2. bie (lange) ^mtSHeibung (ber 
 ©ciftlicben, trjte, jc), — man, ber (^mU 
 
 . bcamtete (Oeifllic^e, ic). 
 
 Gowned, adj. im langcn Olorfe, ic. [bei^er. 
 
 G6\i'ry-bTrd, s. Orn. ber gefprenfelte ,Kern* 
 
 To Grab, v. a. viilg. pI6|lid^ ergreifcn, padfen. 
 
 To Grab'ble, v. I. n. grabbeln, (^erum)tappen, 
 taflenj II. a. betaflen, begreifcn. 
 
 Grace, s. I. sing. 1. bie ®unfl,^ulb5 2. Script. 
 bie gottlid^e ® nabe 5 3. bie SSer5eit)ung, ©nabej 
 4. bie ©unffcbejeugung , ©efdlligfeit? 5. ber 
 (bef. gute) ^nj^anb, (gute) dupcre ©d^einj 
 6. bie TCnmut^, ©rojie, ber Sfteijj bie B6)6n= 
 ^zit*, 7. ba§ ®ratia§,3:ifd)gebet5 8. ®rotia 
 (^-n.)5 Your — , em. ©naben' (3:itel ber 
 |)erjoge unb Srjbifd)6fe in dnglanb) j day of 
 — , 27ieo^ ber ©nabentag 5 Corns, days of 
 — , Sdefpecttagc, SiScretionStage, letters of 
 — , TfnflanbSbriefe j act of—, Law, bie®na» 
 benccte (ju ©unj^en 3a^lung§unfdt)iger ) j 
 herb of — , Bot. bie 0laute} — cup, bieCanfi 
 [agungSgefunb^eit, (ber le§te)Srunf bef. no^ 
 bem Sifd^gebet) — note, Mus. bieSScrjierung 
 (einer Stote) 5 II. g-s, pi. 1. Myth, bie ©rojicnj 
 2. ((briftlic^e) Sugenben j SSor5ugc3 3. Mus»- 
 23 
 
Grac 
 
 354 
 
 Gran 
 
 SScrjicrungcn , Soloraturenj good g-s. Me 
 ©emogen^eit, ©unfl. 
 
 To Grace, v. a. 1. f^mutfen, jieren , terf(66* 
 nern5 2. reti^tfertigenj 3. augjeic^ncn, be* 
 gunftigen. 
 
 Grace'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. fd)6n, rei= 
 Senb, anmut^ig? 2. rourbcocll, gropartig, HI. 
 — ness, s. l)ie Inmut^, Ijer Ttnf^anJ). 
 
 Grace'less, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. LunjicrllC^J 
 2. laflcr^aft, gottIo§5 3. /am. fi^amlod. 
 
 Gra'cious , I. adj. ; 11. — ly , adv. 1. gncibig, 
 ^uIDreid^, giitig, ^olbfelig 5 2. gottfelig, frommj 
 tugent)^aft, gut 5 3. (MZiUln) gndtjig, gna= 
 bigfl. III. — ness, J. 1. Die (SnQt3e,|)ul)), 
 SreunDlic^feit5 2. Die ©ottfeligfeitj 3. Die 
 
 Grac'kle, .v. Orn. Die l|el. [:}Cnmut^. 
 
 Gra'cy, 5. ©rotia (^-n.). 
 
 Grada'tion , j. 1. Der <Stufengang 5 Die <BUU 
 gerung, lb= unD :ifufftuf«itg5 2. DieSfteilje, 
 ^olge, {Rei^enfolge^S. Die <Sd)IupfoIge. 
 
 Grad'atory, I. s. Sreppe, Die 'g^v Mo^cX'Mx6)c 
 fii^rti II. adj. ftufenrocife fortfc^reitenD. 
 
 Grade, s. l.DerSftang, ®raD eine§ 95camte= 
 ren5 2. Der ®raD, lie ©tufcj 3. /J-io. Dic'JCb= 
 flac^ung, ^lonie. [grading, .?. Die ^lanirung. 
 
 To Grade, v. a. R-w. ab\lad)tn, planiren? 
 
 Gra'djent, I. adj. ge^enD, [d^reitenDj II. g-s, 
 .V. pi. 72-10. 3teigung§fldc^en, 3teigungen. 
 
 Grad'ual, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ftufcnweifc 
 fortf(&reitenD5 allmd^lig. 
 
 Grad'ual, s. 1. Die Sreppe? 2. Rom. Catlu Da& 
 ©raDude, ?Kcpbu£b- [^ortfd^ritt. 
 
 Gradual'ity, s. Dcr ©tufengong, ftufenraeife 
 
 To Grad'uate, v. I. a. 1. in ©raDe obt^eilen, 
 abgraDenj 2. ^cgraDuirenj 3. C7iemttbDam= 
 pfcn, oerfidrf en 5 4. ^--uj. graDiren? 5. Metal. 
 aufldutcrn, aufflufcn, 6. Gold-sm. oereDeIn, 
 7. I>7/. fc^attiren, fd;6nen5 S.Jig. fein abftus 
 fen 5 n. n. 1, ^c. promoDiren 5 2. fi^ abftufen. 
 
 Grad'uate, s. Ac. Der ©raDuirte. 
 
 Gradua'tion, s. Der ©tufengong , ^ortf(j^ritt, 
 2C. cf. To Graduate. 
 
 To Graft, v.a. kn.lit. &^g.l.pfropfen, impfen^ 
 2. (Dur(^ ^fropfen) fortpflanjen, befrud^tenj 
 to — by approach, Hort. abfdugein, aWztii 
 renj g-ing knife,Da§^fropfme|Ter(itoGr;1ff)- 
 
 Grrift, s. Hort. Dq§ ^fropfrci§. (t «• Grafi). 
 
 Graft?r, *. Der^fropfenDe. 
 
 Grain, a\ I. sing. 1. Da§ ^om, ,ffugel(!^en 
 (SanD; zc); 2. DaS ©amenforn) 3.-.^orn, 
 ©etreiDe, 4. Der ©ran (Ipot^efergercit^t), 
 5. Da& ©rdn, :JIf (©olDgewidjt) 5 6. Die Olid^= 
 tung Der ^Dem, ^ibern, 2c. (im |)oIsc, ©teinc 
 2:.) 5 '^- ^er (5y?Qrben=)©tri(^, Die iDern, Dq§ 
 ^orn (im 2eDer) 5 uber^. Die £)bcrfld(^e5 8. 
 collect. Die ©(i^arlQc^f orner 5 ^crmeSbeereni 
 
 9. Dcr cc^te ^urpur5 10. Die(e£^te) garbcj 
 1 1 . (—staff, or a pair of g-s). Die ^ief e (m. jroei 
 furjen^infen) , 12.^g. Der (^erjen§=)®^^unD, 
 Dq§ Iffiefcn? II. g-s, yl. 1. Brew. Die S^rdber^ 
 2. Corner, (Sier , u. 5. ®. (SeiDenraupeneier, 
 g-s of Guinea, Die ^araDie^fornerj III. ph-s. 
 k camp, against the — 1. gegen Den (Strid^5 
 2. fig. oerfet)rt, suraiDer^ in — , 1. (ecbt)pur= 
 purn, 2. fig. Durd^aug, erj^jdyedin— ,iii 
 Dcr SBoUe gcfdrbt, — colour, (Scbarlacb* oD. 
 Soc^enilIe = garbc5 — tin, Dq§ feine^inn? — 
 tree, Bat. Die SocbeniUepflanse. 
 
 To Grain , v. a. Faint, (bef. in Der SJecora* 
 tion§maIerei) marmorircn. 
 
 Grai'n^d, adj. 1. gcdDcrt, genorbt, gcnoppt, 
 rau^5 2. ec^t gefdrbt, f(iQrIad)rott)5 3. fig. 
 ou§gelernt (in95uberci), abgefdumt j — pow- 
 der, ^ornpuloer. 
 
 Grai'ner, s. Tan. einc Sauge QU& Saubcnmifl 
 pm ©d^meiDigen feiner ^dute. 
 
 Grai'ning, s. 1. Iclu Dcr Saubcn, SKci^fifd^, 
 2. Dq§ mdnDeIn (Der3Kunsen)5 3.Da&^6r= 
 nen (Dc6 ^uloer§,:c.); Tans. 4. Da§:iCb» 
 narben 5 — board , Dao ^rifpeU)olj, ^rm^olj. 
 
 Grai'ny, adj. 1. fornigj 2. ?ornrei(^. [^orig. 
 
 Grsil'lje , adj. Orn. ju Den ©teljenldufern ge* 
 
 Gram , *. 1. Die ©romme (franj. ®en)i(J^tScin= 
 {)zii) j 2. cine "Kxt oflinD. SSo^nen ju ^ferDe* 
 futter. [fi(^t. 
 
 Gramm'eal, Gramin'eous, adj. graSartig, gra= 
 
 Gramjhiv'orous, adj. ©ra§ frcffcnD. 
 
 Gram'mar, s. \. Die ©rammtttif , <Sprad^IeI)rc5 
 2. Der fprad^ritbtigc ^uSDrudf j to write — , 
 fprtt(3^rici)tigfd;reiben) — school. Die latcinifd^e 
 ©d^ule. [<Sprad^let)rer. 
 
 Grammarian, s. 1. Der ©rammatifer, 2. Der 
 
 Grammat'jcal (Gramraat'jc) > I. adj. ; II. — ly, 
 adv. grammQtif(^, grammatifalif^. [moc^en. 
 
 To Gramraat'jc»?e , v. a. grammatifttlift^ 
 
 Gram'ple, s. Ent. Dcr ©cefrcbs, |)ummer. 
 
 Gram'pus, s. Ich. Der 3^orDcaper, ©u^fopf. 
 
 G^an.ade^ &c. vid. Grenade , &c. 
 
 Gran'adille, s. Bot. Die ^afitondblumc. 
 
 Gran'ary, s. Da8 ^orn^au§, Dcr ,KornboDett, 
 ^omfpeid^er? — rent, DerSoDenjinS j grana- 
 ried, col. aufgefpeid^ert. 
 
 Gran'ate, s. 1. Pom. Der ©ronotapfel, 2. vid. 
 Garnet; 3. (— marble) vid. Granite. 
 
 Grand, I. adj. ^g.grop: 1. Pornc^m^ erlau(i>tr 
 2. er^ttben, grofartig, ^od^j 3. ^crrlid^, prdcb= 
 tig? 11. comp. — butler, Dcr DbermunDf(^cnfj 
 — child, Da& ^inDeSfinD, Der QnhU — cross, 
 Da5 ©ropfreuj {vid. abbr.); — dame, vid. 
 Grandam; — daughter, Die@nfelinn j — day, 
 Ac. Der ^eicrtag 5 — days , pi. Die ^erien, - 
 duchess , 1 . Die ©ropt>erjoginn 5 2. Die ®vcP 
 
Gran 
 
 355 
 
 Grat 
 
 furfttnnj — duke, l. ber ©rop&ersogj 2. 
 feer®ropfurft 5 — father, ber ®rop»ttter5 — 
 foe, Der Grsfeinb (ScufcOj — guard, Mil. 
 mod. Die flarfe ^acQlIcricroat^c (gelbroa^e)? 
 Laws, —juror, dn COtitglicD t>er gropen 
 3urt)5— jury, Me grope 3un)5 — larceny, 
 ©iebftQ^l liber 12 d. ; — master, 1. EnglMv 
 ©ropmeifteri 2. Germ, ber ^of^mcif^cri — 
 mother , bie ©ropmutter,* — pianoforte , 1-m. 
 bag grope (gcra. brcidtjorige) fliigctformige 
 pianofortes — seignior, bcr ®ropt)err3 — 
 sergeantry, )ia^ i)0^e ^ie()namt) — sire, l.ber 
 ©ropoater, 2. * ber ^JT^n^errj— son, ber(gn= 
 fel j — vicar, ber ©ropinquijitor. 
 
 Gran'dam, .v. 1, bic ©ropmuttcr, ^(jnfrauj 
 2. fam. \ia^ (altz) 9J?utter(t>cn. 
 
 Grandee', s. 1. ber ©rope, SKagnat, 2. bcr 
 ©ranb (oon (Spanien). 
 
 Gran'deur[— 'dur, H^orc, i'. ,* grand'yur, Sm. 
 &c. ; gnln'jur , IK.] , s. W ^radjt, ^errli(^= 
 !cit, ©rope, ^o^tit, SBiirbe, Gr()abeu^cit. 
 
 Grandn'oquence , *. 1. bie Sdjraulfligf'cit, ber 
 ^at^oS, 2. bic ©ropfprct^crei. 
 
 Gratndil'oquous, adj. 1. fci^irouljlig, pat^etif(i^5 
 2. gropfpre(^erif(^. [fletjcnb. 
 
 Gran'dinous, adj. i>olIcr |)ogel, aug |)agel be= 
 
 Griind'ly, adv. oon Grand, (/u. [^Jlajeftdt. 
 
 Grand'ness, s. Jig. bie ©rope, 6r^abcn()eit, 
 
 Grange, s. 1. bcr OJfeier^of, bieDJlciercij2. 
 ein abgelegcnes, alleinfiteljenbes (^a(^ter=)' 
 
 Gran'it, Gran'jte, s. Min. bcr ©ranit. [4)au&. 
 
 Granift'ic (— cal) , adj. Min. 1. granitartigj 
 2. au» ©ranit befte^enb, ©ranit*} — aggre- 
 gates, Iftergranitarten. 
 
 Graniv'orous, adj. Jtomer freffenb. 
 
 Gran'nam, Gran'ny, s. vulg. 1. (old — ) bie 
 ©ropmutter}2.conf.ber^eigling,bic9}?emme. 
 
 To Grant, v. a. 1. beroiUigen, oerlei^en, ge= 
 flattens 2. (alS roa()r) anne^men, 5ugeftet)en, 
 jugeben, einrdumen, God—, ©ott gcbe. 
 
 Grant, *. 1. bic aScroilligung, S5erleil)ung , er= 
 laubnipj 2. baS 3ugeflanbnip, bie ©inrdu^ 
 mung? Laio-s. 3. bic fcbriftlic^c <S(l(>enfung, 
 SJerlei^ungoberUbergabe, to lie in — , nur 
 ur!unbli(^ ubertragen roerben fonnen. 
 
 Gran'table, adj. su beroiUigen, su oerlei^cn, ic. 
 
 Grantee', s. Law, ber (Sonceffionar, aSeoor* 
 red^tete, ^rioilcgirte. 
 
 Gran'ter, s. 1. bcr 3ufiimmenbe, it. cf. To 
 Grant ; 2. or Grantor' (opp. Grantee') Law, 
 berSSerroiUiger, ©erlei^er, (5ebcnt.[2.t6rnid&t. 
 
 Gran'Ql^r, Gran'ulary,a(/;.l.f6mig, gefornt. 
 
 To Gran'ulate , u. a. (n. ficb) f ornen , granu* 
 lircn5 2. mit cincr rau^en 2)berfld(^e cerfe^en, 
 forncn (Xeber, jc). [2. bie ©ranulirung 
 
 Granula'tion, a. 1. ba6 ^6rnen, ©ranulircnj 
 
 Gran'Qle, s. ba§ ^om^en. 
 
 Gran'Qlous, adj. t»olIer ^fi:6rnd^en. 
 
 Grape, I. s. 1. bie Sraube, SScintraubes 2 
 bie SBeinbcercj 3. g-s, ^.p/.i'ar.bic^^lQufej' 
 II. comp. — tlower, (blue) — hyacinth, Bot. 
 bieSraubent)r)acintt)e5— gathering, bie SBcins 
 lefej — shot, Gini. J!artdtfcbcnhigcln, Srau* 
 benfeuer. 
 
 Grape'less, adj. o^nc ©lumc (i>om SScin). 
 
 Gru'pery, s. Card, bag Sffidnfpalier. 
 
 Graph'jc, — cal, I. adj. ; 11. — cally, adu. gro* 
 p^iff^j beutlid^. 
 
 Graph'ite, s. Min. ber ©rapl)it, bag Sflcipblci. 
 
 Graphom'et^r, jf. Geom. bcr aSinfelmeffer. 
 
 Grap'nel, s. Mar. 1. bcr Heine ^nfcr, ©regj 
 
 2. ber (Snter^afen. [Salgcn, iRaufcn. 
 Griip'ple, *. 1. Mar. ber <Sd)iffg^afcn j 2. bag 
 To Grap'ple, v. I. a. (bcf. Alar.) anbafen, III' 
 
 fammenbafen , (ein ©cbiff) cntcrn j fcflbaltcn, 
 anflammern, grappling hook, or iron, bcr 
 ©cbiffgbQf tn , (Snter^afenj li. u. l.ringcn, 
 fi(b balgen, ficb raufen} 2. fdmpfcn, ftrcitcn j 
 
 3. Man. ficb bdumen. 
 
 Gra'py, adj. 1. DoUcr Sraubcnj 2. aug Srau* 
 
 Gra'sier, vid. Grazier. [ben bcreitct. 
 
 To Grasp, v. a, & n. 1. (su)grcifen, pacfcn, 
 faJTenj 2. fig. ergreifen, ficb anmapcn. 
 
 Grasp, s. 1. ber ©riff , 2. einc^^anb iJoUjS. 
 fig. ber a3efi§, fficreicb, tik ©croalt. 
 
 Gras'per, s. ber ©rcifcnbC, 2C. cf. To Grasp. 
 
 Grass , I. s. 1. bag ©rag, 2. (griine) gutter* 
 frduter, II. cowp. — bag, ii;/<^ bcr ®-blatt= 
 faugerj — cloth, (inb.) Com. bag ©-tud;,'Jfna= 
 nagsgeinenj — grown, mit ©. bcroadjfen, 
 gratlg? — hopper, Ent. bcr ©-biipfcr, bic 
 |)eufcbrccfe5 — h. springs, p/. bie ^cuf(bref= 
 fcnfebcrn (aSobenfebern) unter bem Jtaftcn 
 eineg (Sabriolctg 5 — plantain, Bot. bic ©d)lan= 
 genrours 5 — plot, ber Stafcnplai, — rush, Bot. 
 bic ^elbbinfe, — week, W SSetroodjc (fiir bic 
 ^elbfriid)te))— whisk, ber ©-bcfcnj— wrack, 
 Bot. bcr ©cetang , bag OJZcergrag. 
 
 To Grass, V. I. a. 1. mit ©rag bebcrfen, bcra= 
 fen 5 2. ^latbg obcr ^anf auf riU JBreitc Icgen, 
 roftcn j II. n. fi(b bcgrofcn, griin rocrbcn. 
 
 Gras'sjn^ss, s. bag ©rofigc, bcr 0lcidbtbum an 
 ©rag. [griin. 
 
 Gras'sy, adj. 1. grafig, gragreicbj 2. gragartig. 
 
 Grate, s. 1. bag ©ittcr j 2. ber (^cucr=)9lofl. 
 
 To Grate, v. I. a. 1. mit ©ittcm cerfebcn, 
 (Dcr)gittern} 2. reibenj fra^cn, fcbabcn j 3. 
 fnirren, fnirf(Jben, fcbroirrcnmacbcnj ^.fis- 
 beleibigen, oerIe|cn, ocrrounbcn, rocbctbunj 
 II. n. 1. empfinbli(b fallen, ft^merjcn, unangc* 
 ne^m fcins 2. (mit upon) roic a., 4. 
 
 Grate'ful, I. adj.; II. - ly, ac/». 1. bantbcrj 
 23* 
 
Grat 
 
 356 
 
 Grea 
 
 2. angene^mj III. — ness, s. 1. bic £)ttnfbar= 
 hiti 2. t)ie 7fnnet)mlic^feit, gieblic^feit. 
 
 Crii'ter, .?. Die {Reibe, t)a§ SHeibetfen. 
 Gritifica'tion , s. 1. tie SSiUfa^rung , a5efrie= 
 tigung, 2. Die TCnne^mlid^feit, Der ©cnu^, 
 
 3. Lawy DieScrgiitungj DaS ©ratiale, ®na= 
 Dengefd^enf. 
 
 Grat'jfier, *. Der SSittfa^renDe, :c. c/. D. f. SB. 
 
 TcGntt'ify, v. a. 1. (@inem) mUftt^ren , ge- 
 fdUig feinj 2. befrieDigen, befd^n>i(^tigen 5 3. 
 vulg. oerguten. 
 
 Grat'ifying, p. a, erfreuli(^ , angene^m. 
 
 Gra'tjng, s. 1. Da§ ©itter, Die SScrgitterung 5 
 Mar-*. 2. (gen), g-s , pi.) Dtt§ Sampfgitter 5 
 3. Die<Stoioe, Der Ibtropftrog, Da§0l6fler= 
 
 Gra'tjs, adv. unentgeltlid), umfonft. [merf. 
 
 Grat'jtude, s. Die Sanfbarfcit, (grfenntli(^!eit. 
 
 Grat'ten, Grat'ton, s. Da§ ©rummet 
 
 Gratu'itous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.frciroillig, 
 unoerDientj 2. mUtix^vli^, ben)ci&Io§. 
 
 Gratu'ity, 5. 1. Da5 (freiiDiUige, e^reti=)®c« 
 [c^en! (an ®clD) 5 2. Die a5elol)nung, Grfennt* 
 lic^feit. [u2*rf. To Congratulate, &c. 
 
 To Grat'ulate , Gratula'tion , Grat'ulatory, 
 
 Grave, I. s. sing. Da3 ©rabj II. g-s, s. pi. vid. 
 Greaves; III. comp. — cloth, DaS <Sterbe= 
 EleiD 5 — digger , Der SoDtengrdber 5 — yard, 
 Dcr ^irc^ljof, ©otteSacE er. 
 
 To Grave, v. reg. & ir. a. 1. (and) n.) vid. D. 
 ii. To Engrave; 2. fd^ni^en, bilDenj 3. Mar. 
 (ein ©(S^iff) abbrennen , falfatern unD tl)eren. 
 
 Grave, adj. 1. tief (fom %om)y — accent, 
 Gram. Der ®ram&,3:iefton 5 2. ernft, ernft= 
 ^aft, feierlic^ 5 3. prun!lo§, f^lic^t, DunM= 
 farben (oon Der ^leiDung). 
 
 Grav'el, s. 1. Der grobe ©anD, ^ie§, ®rie&j 
 2. Afed. Der 3tierens oDer ®Iafengrie§ , — pit, 
 Die (SanDgrubej — walk, Die (SanDallee. 
 
 To Grav'el, u. a. 1. mit grobem (SanDe i)Z= 
 Decfcriy beflreuen,uberfanDen5 2. inKSonDe 
 begraben, 3. Vet. Den ^uf eines ^ferDe§ 
 (Durd^ eingejrodngten ,ffic§) oeriDunDenj 4, 
 }ig. oerwirren, in SSerlegen^eit fe^en. 
 
 Grave'less, adj. unbegraben. 
 
 Grav'ellin^ss, s. Die <SanDigfeit.[Merf. griefxg. 
 
 Grav'elly, adj. 1 . fanDig , f iefig , gronDig , 2. 
 
 Grave'ly, adv. lOOn Grave, qv. 
 
 Grave'n^ss, s. vid. Gravity, 2. [®rabfti(^el. 
 
 Gra'ver, *. 1. vid. Engraver; 2. M?c/i. Der 
 
 GravTm'et^r , *. Jkfec/i. Der tSd^raermeffer, Die 
 ©enfmage. 
 
 Gra'vjng-, comp. — docks. Mar. ^olfatDo (fen 
 (c/. bock) ; — tool , Mech. Der ©rabj^id^cl. 
 
 To Grav'itate, v. n. Fhy. 1. nad^DemSd^roers 
 punft ftrebenj 2. [(^mer fein, Driicfen. 
 
 Gravjta'tion , s. Phy. Die ©racitotion: 1. Da§ 
 
 igtreben nac^ Dem ©d^werpunft 5 2. Die 
 ©d^merfraft. 
 
 Grav'ity, i-. 1. bcf. Phy. Die ©d)n)erc, ©d)n)cr» 
 fraft, Da§ ©ewid^tj 2. Der 6rnft,DieSeicrUd)» 
 hito 3. — of sound, Mas. Dic Sonticfc 
 
 Gra'vy, .v. Der (bIutige)©aftDc§^Icifd)C§ (bef. 
 D. ffiraten), 3u§} meat full of—, faftigcS 
 ^leif(^ 5 strong — soup, Die ^raft(bru())fuppc} 
 
 — posset, cin aSrci mit SSrtttenfcttj — spoon, 
 Der ©auccnlojfcl. 
 
 Gray, I. adj. 1. grau5 2.^%. Ddmmcrig j II. s, 
 
 1. Die graue ^arbe, DqS ©ran? 2. fig. Die 
 25dmmerung5 3. bcf. Her. Der ®ad)§5 4. Ich. 
 Der graue 2ad^»j III. comp. — brock, Der 
 ®ad^§) — friar, Der Sapucincrj — gull , Orn. 
 Dic ©raumcocj — horse, Der (®rauO©d^ini= 
 mcl) — hound, vid. Grey -hound; —iron, 
 graues Sloljeifcn , — skin, Da§ £)ad|)§fcU5 
 
 — wacke, Min. Die ©rauraacfc. 
 
 Gray'jsh , adj. graulic^ , ein TOcnig grau j - 
 black, graufd^raars. 
 Gray'ling, s. Ich. Die tfcbc 
 Gray'ness, s. Da§ (Sraufein, Uz graue ^arbc. 
 To Graze, r. I. a. 1. fircifcn, Icid^t bcrii^rcnr 
 
 2. mit ®ra§ ccrfet)cn5 3. auf Die SBeiDe trev 
 ben, ^utenj 4. abrociDcn, (ab)frc|fcn5 II. n. 
 
 1. urn ficb freffen, ficb locrbreiten} 2. 16) be.= 
 grafcn, griincn^ grazing ground, Da§ 'SraSs 
 
 Gra'zer, *. Der ("Die, Da&) ©rafenDc. [lanD. 
 
 Gra'zier [— 'zh?r], *.Dcr 58ie^mdfter,:55-juc^ter. 
 
 Grease, s. 1. Da§ %ctt, ©(bmcrj 2. Die SBa= 
 
 genft^micre? 3. Fei. Die ©teife Der^fcrDc, 
 
 — box, Der (Sd^micrcimer,Dic ©^mierbiid^fe, 
 
 — cup, Mf^ch. Der <Sdi)mierbel)ttIter iibcr Der 
 ©topfbiid^fe. 
 
 To Grease, v. T. a. 1. (mit ^ctt) fd^micren? 2. 
 
 (mit^ot^) befuDeln, befd^mieren } II. n. Typ. 
 
 (oon Der ©d^rift) in Da§ papier cinfd^neiDcn. 
 Grea'sjly, adv. lc>on Greasy, qv. 
 Grea'siness, s. 1. Dic^eftigfcit/Sd^micrigfcit, 
 
 2. Jig. Die Unfaubcrfeit. 
 
 Grea'sy, adj. 1. fd^micrig, fcttig, 2. unfaubcr, 
 fd^mujigj 3. fettartig , olartig 5 4. unfittlid^, 
 unanjlanDig , unflatig 5 — heels , Vet. Dic 
 3}laufe (Der ^ferDe) 5— lustre, Der ^ettglanj. 
 
 Great, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. gen. grof j 2. 
 raid^tig, beDeutenD? 3. cr^abenj 4. mdc^tigj 
 5. ru^mPOlI, Dortrefflid^ 5 6. (— hearted) ^o$» 
 ^ersigj T. prd^tig, rei(b5 8. ftoljj 9. fig. 
 poll oon, fd^iDanger? 10. fd^icer, fd^imierig? a 
 
 — deal, red^t SSiel} a — many, cine grope Qfn* 
 SqI)1, fe&rSBiele, a — way, njcitja— while, 
 reit longcj III. comp. — age, Da§I)0^ell5 
 ter, ©reifenalter 5 — circles, Ast. Dic ©leid^cr, 
 ©leic^t^eiler^ — coat, 1. Der Uberrocf 5 2. Det 
 ©olDatenrorf } — go , Ac cant. Da§ SSacca- 
 
Grea 
 
 357 
 
 Grie 
 
 lauretttScyamen 5 — grand-father, ier Urgrof * 
 oaterj — grand-son , — grand-danghter, ber 
 Urcnfet, t)ie Urenfelinn? the — horse, t)Q§ 
 @(3^ulpfert> 5 — primer , 7yp. W ZtXtia 
 ((S(^rift)5 — sea. Mar. 1. Die fc^lDCre, ^c^Ie 
 ©ec5 2. i){e ^o^c^eej— seal. Laic, Dag gro^e 
 (©taQt§=)®icgel5 — wheel, ffor.t)QS @(^nef= 
 fenraD. 
 
 Great, s. DttS ©Qnje, ©rofc, by the — (at 
 the—). Com. im ©ro^cn ober im ©onjen, 
 in S5auf(^ unt> Sogen, itber^aupt. 
 
 Great'ness, s. 1. Die ©rope 5 2. ^o^er {Rang, 
 SBiirDe, ?J)ta(^t5 3. Der ©tolj, 4. Die (5r^a= 
 ben^eit, ^o(J^^erjtgPeit 5 5. Die ^ro^t, ®rop= 
 artigfeit, 6. Die ^raft, (Stdrfe. 
 
 Greaves, j. p/. 1. Die 35einfc^ienen, S5ein= 
 riiflungj 2. (3:oIg=)®ncben. 
 
 Grebe, s. Orn, Der ©ilbcrtaud^er. 
 
 Gre'cian, I. s. Der ©ried^e, II. adj, grtcdjif^. 
 
 Gre'cism, s. Der ©raciSmuS. 
 
 Greece, s. Goog. ©ricc^cnlanD. 
 
 Gree'djly, adv. oon Greedy, qv. 
 
 Gree'djness, s. 1. Die ©ierigfeit, ©efrdfigMt, 
 2. fig. Die (^eftigc) ScgierDe. 
 
 Gree'dy, adj. gierig: 1. gefrdpigj 2. fig. be= 
 gierig, lufleni (—of, na^i)? — of honour, 
 e^r[u(^tig. 
 
 Greek, I. s. 1. Der ©riec^ej 2. Da8 ©riecbifd^c, 
 II. adj. grie^ifcb) — rose, Bot. Da§ ^ivx' 
 melSroScben. 
 
 Green, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. griinj 2. fig. 
 «) neu, frifd) 5 &) blii^enD , munter, toUFraf^ 
 tig 5 3. (torn ^olje) nitbt trocfcn, grun, 4. 
 ni(bt gar (p. g(eif(bO, b^lb rob j &• «nreif (t?. 
 ^rficbten), grun? 6. fig. jung, unerfa^ren, 
 unreif) 7. blap, bleicb, frdnflicb roeipj HI. 
 comp. — broom, Bot. Der ^drbeginfier, — 
 chafer, Ent. Der ©oIDiPdferj — cheese, Der 
 ^rduterfdfe? — cloth (court or board of— c.)> 
 Da§ .^ofmarf(bangeri(bt (oon Der grdnen Sa= 
 fel fo gen.) 5 — crop. Die auf Dem ^alme befinD* 
 li^en ^iid)en= unD ^utter!rduter (Otiiben, 
 ©rdfer, :c.)5 — finch, Orn. Der ©runfinf, 
 — gage. Pom. Die fleine Sfleine=cIauDe5 — 
 grocer , Dcr ©emufcl)dnDler, S)bfi^dnDler5 — 
 bastings, pi. fruljjeitige ©(botenerbfenj — 
 hide, Die ungegcrbte^aut, — horn (—head), 
 
 1. cant, ein ^rifcbling (3^euling) 00m SanDcj 
 
 2. Ac. cant. Der ^u^S, — house, Da§ falte 
 (©cn)d(b§s)^aug5 — house bug, Ent. Die 
 ^omcranjenlauS 5 — peak , Orn. Der ©runs 
 fpe(bt 5 — place (— plot) , Der {Raftnpla^ 5 
 plover, Orn. Der ©oIDregenpfeifer j — room, 
 Theat. Dag SSerfammlunggjimmer fi5r Die 
 @(baufpieler wd^renD Der ^roif^enactej — 
 seed (or upland cotton) , Am. SSaumwoUe 
 
 mit grunem ©amen unD ron furjcm SSud)^, 
 
 — sickness, Die 35Iei(bfU(bt 5 — sparrow, Orn. 
 Der grune piattfcbnabel 5 — stall , Der ©tonD 
 wo Jtutbcngercdcbg tjerfouft roirD , (— shop), 
 Die Db fib uDej — sward, Der Stofenj— turtle, 
 Zool. Die {RicfcnfibilDf rote 5 — wax. Die ©(ba^= 
 fammcractenj — weed (— wood), vid. — 
 broom ; — wren , Orn. Der SBeiDengcifig. 
 
 Green, s. I. sing. 1. Dag ©riin, Die griine garbc} 
 2.ein gruncr ^Ia§, Dcr Inger, Die ^ue, SBeiDej 
 3. bef. pi. gruneg Soub , Sraeige , 2c. 5 II. g-s, 
 p/. Die^u(benfrduter, ©artengerodcbfe, @e» 
 
 To Green, v. a. viilg. griin macbcn. [miife. 
 
 Gree'nish, I. (or Green'ly) adj. griinlicb 5 II. 
 
 — ness, s. Dag ®runli(be. 
 
 Greenland, I. s. Geog. ©ronlanDj II. adj. 
 gronldnDifd^ 5 III. comp. — fish, gronldnDif(bcr 
 ^abeljou i — man , Dcr ©r^nlanDgfoljrer, 
 SSaUfifd) fairer) — oil, ^if(btt)ran. 
 
 Green'lgind^r, s. Dcr ®r6nldnDer. 
 
 Green'ness, s. I. Dag ©run? 2. Die ^rifd^C, 
 ^raft, sJKunterh'iti 3. lit. & fig. Die Unreif- 
 i)zit 5 4. Die STeubeit. [StaDt) ©rccnroitb. 
 
 Green'wich [fam. grin'jch] , s. Geog. (Die 
 'o Greet, v. a. &n.l. griipen, 2. (fitb) bc= 
 grupen, benjiUfommnctt. 
 
 Gree'ter, s. Der ©riipenDe. 
 
 Gree'tlng, s. Die Segnifiung, Der ©rup. 
 
 Gre'gal, adj. sucincr^crDege^5rig.[(SolDaten. 
 
 Grega'rian, adj. gemein? — soldiers , gemeine 
 
 Grega'rious , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. in ^erDcn 
 gc^enD, in ©(baren fliegenD 5 III. — ness , n. 
 Dag S3eifammenfein in ,perDe-n oDcr ©(baren. 
 
 Greg'ory, s. ©regoriug (5}l-n). 
 
 Gre'mial, adj. ju Dem (Sd^oope ge^orig. 
 
 Grem'iU s. vid. Gromwell. 
 
 Grenade', Grena'do, s. Gun. Die ©ranatc. 
 
 Grenadier' (Grenadeer'), *.Mi7.Der©rcnaDicr. 
 
 Gren'at, vid. Garnet, 1. 
 
 Greut, s. Min.Die ®raupen(6rs in ,K6rnern,;c.). 
 
 Grew, pret. oon To Grow , qv. 
 
 Grey [grii] , I. s. & adj. vid. Gray; II. comp. 
 Zool-s. — hound , Da§ SBinDfpiel; Dcr SBinD- 
 bunD; — squirrel, Dag (af(b)grauc (5id^I)orn. 
 
 Grfd'dle, s. provinc. fiir Gridiron. 
 
 Grid'-iron [— iurn], s. Der Sratrofl, — pen- 
 dulum, Horl. Dag SfloflpcnDel, (Sompenfa* 
 tiongpenDel. [4)ei^9»e^? — worn, leiDengmatt. 
 
 Grief, s. Der,ffummer, ©ram, ©(bmerj, Dag 
 
 Grie'vance, s. Die 9tot^, S5e[d)JT5erDe, ^lage, 
 Der SSerDrup, Die ^rdnfung. 
 
 To Grieve, v. I. o. 1. frdnf en , roetje tbun, 
 [(bmerjen, 2. traurig maiben, II. n. trouern, 
 roe^flagen, ft(b ^drmen, ti^b grdmen. 
 
 Grie'ver, s. Dcr (Dttg) SIudlenDe. 
 
 Grie'voua, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. frdnfcnb, 
 
Grif 
 
 358 
 
 (Jroo 
 
 fd>mcrsli(^, terbrie^lid) , (empfinblid)) txuh 
 !enbi 2. Qbf(^euli(^, fd^recFUc^} 3. wig. fc^r, 
 tti^g / QJ^of 5 in. — ness , \. 1. bttS ©rucfcnbe, 
 bcr ©rucfj 2. ter Summer, ©comers, ^Q§ 
 eicnt)^ 3. Die :jfbf(^culid)!eit. 
 
 Gnf'fin (Griffon), s. 1. t)cr (SSogcI) ®reif5 
 2. (oflinfc.) bcr Dieuling (in inbifc^cn ©itten 
 unb ®cbrQud)en). 
 
 Grig, .V. 1. ber fletne ^qqI, ©anbaot 5 2. bic 
 aSarfelbcnnej 3. (a merry — ) , ber luftige 
 aSruber 5 fum. bad jibelc J^au&. 
 
 Grill,*. 1. Gam. bag 2oc^ober^enfterimS3QlI= 
 [piclej 2. ba§ Sfl6ften5 3. bcr !leine Sratfifd^. 
 
 Giillade', s. bcr {Roftbrttten. 
 
 Gih'his, s. t>a^ SSitriolfQlj (oI§ SSred^mittcl). 
 
 Grim , adj. 1. grimmig, fdjrccflid), furd^tbarj 
 2. Qbfd^eulicb, fd)euplid)3 3. l)Qftict)5 4. mur» 
 rifd^, i^erbritfU(^. [fectation. 
 
 Grimace', s. 1. bie ®rimQfTc,^rQ§e^ 2. bieQff* 
 
 To Grime, v. a. einfcbmujen, befubeln. 
 
 Grime , s. bie fd^mujcnbe ©cbrodrge) ber (ein- 
 gcraursclte) ©(^muj. 
 
 Griiin'ly, adj. & adv. mc Grim, qv. 
 
 Grrin'ness, s. 1. bie fd^recEli^e, fur(l^terUd)e 
 (Seftalt, ©d)cuplid^!eit5 2. bQ§ (Sauerfet)cn, 
 murvif(t)c ®cri(3^t j 3. ber ed)rctfen. 
 
 Gri'my, adj. [c^mujig. [fen. 
 
 To Grin, v. n. bie3dt)neblcd'cn,fletf(^en,grin= 
 
 Grin , s. bQ& asiecfen ober ^letfd^en ber ^ciljnc, 
 ©rinfen. 
 
 'J'o Grind , v. ir. (& reg.) a. (aVid) n.) 1. mal)= 
 len, (ser)reiben, jermalmen, 2. rac^en, fd^Iei- 
 fcit) 3. an einonbcr rciben, 4. poliren, gldt= 
 ten? 5.^g:. piagcn, qudlen, britcfcn} g-ing 
 mill, bie s)}ia^l<XpQnb=)^ul)lc. 
 
 Grind, I. s. Mar. bcr ,finF in einemS^QU? II. 
 comp. — stone, 1. bcr 03?ul)Iflein 5 2. bcr S[iBe$= 
 fiein, ©d^leifftein. 
 
 Grin'd^r, .?. 1. ber 0}Jtt()Icnbe, :c. cf. To Grind; 
 2. ber ^arbenrcibcr, 3. g-s, pi. vid. b. e. 
 
 Grip, s. vid. Gripe, 1. [Molar-teeth. 
 
 To Gripe, v. I. a. 1. porfcn, crgreifen? 2. !nci= 
 pen 3 3. peinigen , briicfen (0. ber TTrmutl^) 5 
 11. rt.l. bie ^olif tjaben? 2. geijig fein, Mh 
 fern, 3. Mar. (i^on <Bd)iffen) luogierig fein 
 
 ♦^iripe, s. 1. btt§ ©retfcn, ber ©riff, 2. bie 
 ^anb»oll5 3. ber ^ni^p^fig-s. 4. bcr v^Qnbe= 
 brucf, bie ^anb, 5. ber Srucf: a) biea5e= 
 brucEung ; h) ber Summer, bie j)tott) 5 g-s, pi. 
 6. ba§ aSaud^grimmen, bie ^Kolifj 7. Afar 
 bie a3oot0frQbber. [©(j^reeinScarbonabe, 
 Gris'kin, s. Sflurfv^rat(f^ucf) beg ©d^rceineS, 
 
 Gris'lcd, vid. Grizzled. [lid^Mt. 
 
 Gris'lin^ss , s. bie f(i^recfli^e (Scftolt, Bd)eup 
 
 Gris'ly, adj. abfd^eulid^, entfc^lic^, f(^recflii, 
 
 Grifs'ons, *. pi. bie®rauMnbncr. rfc^eu.^(i(t) 
 
 Gris'sel (Gris'sle), s. 1. (au6) Grissii , Gris- 
 hild) ®riS^ilbe(^-n.)5 2. bie ^eUc ^Icifd)* 
 far be. 
 
 Grist, s. 1. (Setrcibc, 5J?a^I!orn5 2. ba§ ^e^Ij 
 3. fig. Sebcn&mittel, Untcrljaltj -mill, bie 
 
 Gris'tle [gris'sl] , s. bcr ^norpel.fOJJa^lmii^le. 
 
 Gris'tliness [gris'sli — ], s. baS .Knorpligc 
 
 Gris'tly [gris'slj] , adj. fnorpelig. 
 
 Grit, s. 1. ba8 <Bd)rctmel)l, bicJtleie^ 2. bie 
 ^afergrii^e, 3. ber®r{c§, grobe@anb,,^ie§j 
 4. ber 5J?ctaUfanb,9}fincralftaub3 5. ber^eil* 
 flaub5 6. (— stone), ber ©anbjlcin. 
 
 To Grit, V. m !nirf^en, fniftern. 
 
 Grits, s. pi. (C.) bie ^afcrgrii^e. 
 
 Grit'tin?ss, s. bttS (Sanbige, ©riefige. 
 
 Grit'ty, adj. 1. ooU groben ©anbeS, fanbig, 
 gricfig, fiefig? 2. ong groben (Sanb ob. ®rie8 
 beflcbcnb 5 3. (jroifd^cn ben 3cil)nen) !nirf(^enb. 
 
 Griz'zle, I. s. baS ®rau j II. adj. grau. 
 
 Griz'zled, adj. grou, grttu fprenflic^. 
 
 Griz'zly, adj. graulicb- [dd^jen, (tieO f^ufjen. 
 
 To Groan , v. n. 1. Sport. r6t)ren5 2. f^o^nen, 
 
 Groan, s. 1. Sport. ba» Sfl6t)rtn (be§^irf(beS)j 
 2. ba§ ©to^nen, tfb^cn, ber (tiefe) ©eufjcr. 
 
 Groat [grat, gen. ; grot, J a., £.] , s. ber ®rol 
 (engl. SHecbnunggmunje txin 4 d.). 
 
 Groats, s. pi. vid. Grit, Grits. 
 
 GrOce, .?. vid. b. r. Gross, 3. 
 
 Gro'c?r, .9. ber (Senjiirjframer, (Spescrei(n)aa« 
 rcn=)|)cinblcr , ^Qtcrialift 5 — s' hall , ba§ 
 Jtramcrs(3nnung§=)|)Qu§, bie Bunftfiubc 
 ber ^ramergilbe, — 's shop , ber ^JJaterioI* 
 ober ©pcserei=2aben. 
 
 Gro'cery, ,9. bo6 0}?ateriaI<SBaarenO® efd^dft, 
 bic 9KatcriaI-(51[Saoren=)^anblung 5 — wares 
 (^or groceries), Uc SRaterialnjaarcn , ©pejcs 
 reiraaaren. [fcr). 
 
 Grog, s. mod. ber ®rog (Slum, ic mit SBaf= 
 
 Grog'ram, Grog'ran , .v. ber ©rogram (famceU 
 bdrne 3cug). 
 
 Groin, s. 1. Anat. ber ©d^ambug, bie Sciften? 
 2. Arch, bie {Rippcn ober ®urten an eincr 
 
 Grom'(m)el, vid. Gromwcll.[gen)6Ibten ©e^c. 
 
 Gr«m'(m)et, s. Mars, bcr (Stag=2dger (^rtt= 
 gen ober ^ronj) x>. Sauen 5 — of an oar , ber 
 ©trop eineg Sfliem§. [btrfr. 
 
 Grom'well, >v. Bot. ber ©teinfamcn, bic 5Keer= 
 
 Gro6m, s. 1. ber 93urf(be 5 5)iener, 3fufn)drter j 
 2. (-of the stables) ber (StoUfnecbt? 3. ber 
 junge ?0?cnfd) , — of the chamber, ber (f onigl.) 
 Jtammerbiener, - of the stole, 1. ber !ifuffc= 
 ber ber fonigl. (Sarbcrobe , bcr S)ber!ammer= 
 ()err32. mod. bie S)berfammerbamcj— porter, 
 ber oorncbmfie 3;[)urflcber , :JCuffe^er libei bic 
 fonigl. ffiemcicbcr unb <SpicIe. [ber ^ferbe. 
 
 Groo'mjng, p. s. bie gute Tfbmartung, ^flcge 
 
Groo 
 
 359 
 
 Grow 
 
 Groop, s. t)ic 9linne (im ^ferbcftallc). 
 
 Group, &c. vid. Group, &c.[ T. Dcr 3intf)^oM. 
 
 To Groove, v. a. au§t)6^Ien 5 grooving plane, 
 
 Groove, s. 1. t)ie Sftinne, ^ugcj 2. Min.Uz 
 {(Sti=)®xuht i 3. Zoot. t)ie©d)cibe DcrSBall- 
 fifArut^c. 
 
 To Grope, v. I. n. (im JDunfcIn) grcifcn, tap= 
 pen (-for, after, nac^)5 II. a. 1. betaften, 
 bcgreifcn, 2. (imSunfeln) taftenb fu(^en. 
 
 Gro'per, s. J)er 3)appentje, :c. cf. To Grope. 
 
 Gross, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. bicE, fetti 
 yig-.y. 2. plump, grob, rol^5 3- tummj 4. un= 
 QnflcinMg, grobfinnlid^ , [c^mujig^ 5. gro^, 
 ungc^euer, 6. bef. Com. ganj, cell, brutto=5 
 III. com/), bef. Corns, —adventure, t)ic25ot)= 
 merci , ®rof = It^ontur 5 — amount , t)er ro^c 
 aSetrag, t)a§ ro^e ^robuct 5 — average, bic 
 gro^e (obcr ®cncrQl = )4)aferei5 — beak (— 
 beck), Orn. ber Jtcrnbei^cr, ,Kirf(i^beiper j 
 Corns. - freight , tic ganjc %va6)t, SBrutto= 
 %va6)ti — price, bcr ro()e ^rcis, ^rci§ o^nc 
 ^Cbjug t)er ©pefen, — receipt, tie Srutto= 
 einna^me, — sum, bie ganje ot). toUe <Sum= 
 mci — weight, bttS Srutto* ©croi^t, ®rob= 
 
 Gross, *. 1. baS ©anje^ 2. ber grcjpte ob. ^ov- 
 ncl)mfle 3:t>eil, 5pauptM 3. bQ& @rop (12 
 £)u§enl))5 a — of skins. Sk-dr. cine SBalfc 
 ^eUc^bythe — , 1. ^aufenroeife, 2. rom-5. 
 im ®ro^en5 dealer in — , Der ©ro^^dnbler^ 
 in the—, in SBttufc^ unb iSogen, in — , Law, 
 jur -^erfon, nid^t jum (Srunbftucf ge^orig. 
 
 Gross'ness, s. lit. kfig. 1. 1)ie5)icfe, fc^wcre 
 aSefc^Qffen^eit, ®d)n)erfdUig!cit5 2. l)ic(Srobs 
 ^cit3 figs. 3. t)icS)umm^cit5 4.t)ie ®emein= 
 ^cit, 9lo^^eiti:M:bfd)culid)feit. 
 
 Gros'sular, adj. ftadjclbcerartig. 
 
 Grot, Grot'to, s. tie ^clfcn^o^Ic, (Srottc, 
 Grotto-ware, Pot. rou^e 3^6pfern>aQre. 
 
 Grotesque' [— esk'], Grotesk', I. adj. ; II. — 
 ly, adxu grotc§f 5 III. s. ijas ®rote§!c, t>ie ®ro= 
 teSfen. 
 
 Ground, I. pret. & p. p. U. To Grind, qv. ; II. 
 *. ] . ber ®runb, Soben^ 2. ba§ 2anb, ©ebict, 
 3. ba0 ®runb)"tucf, gero. g-s, pL liegenbe 
 ©riinbe, Sdnbereien, 4. g-s, pZ. ber SSoben^ 
 fQ§,bie<^efen5 ^.fig. ber ©runb? g-s,pZ. 
 bie TCnfangSgriinbe, ®runblel)ren5 6. Faint. 
 & Manvf. ber ©runb , bie ©runbirung? 
 {Mnnuf. Qud^ :) ber Soben 5 7. Etc/i. & fiwgr. 
 ber t^grunb, 8. ber (Spi^engrunb, 9. Cloth. 
 bic^aben? to keep — , f\i^ bc^aupten, oud^ 
 Com. ^Qlten (0. ^reifen) 5 to stand (or keep) 
 one's — , ben (feinen) ^(a| bc^aupten. III. 
 comp. — ash, Bot-s. 1. bie jungc (Sfd^e, 2. 
 ber ® eipfu^ ? — bait , Aug. ber ®runbf ober i 
 
 — beetle, Enf. ber Sauffafer^ — dove, Orn, 
 "ak ©perlingstaube, — flea, Ent. berSrb* 
 fIo()j- floor, btt§ (Srbgcfd^of, parterre j - 
 hog, Zoo^. \)a^ oirginifciie ^Jfurmelt^ier,- 
 ivy, Bot. ber (Srbep^cuj — malt, bie S^raberj 
 Bats. — nut , bit (Srbnu^j — oak , bie jungc 
 eic^e, |)eifter5 — pine, W ^eIbct)prejTe5 
 Archs. — plate, bie ©(^wellc, ©o^Iej - 
 plates, pL R-w. ©runb)'(^n)eacn, Sftoftfd^rael* 
 len, Songfc^roellen 5 — plot, 1. ber ®runb zU 
 ncS ®ebdube$5 2. ber ©runbrip, — rent, ber 
 ®runbsin§ 5 bie IccifesOrunbfieucr 5 — room, 
 ba§ 3immcr im (Srbgefd^of 5 Archs. — sel 
 (— sil) , \iie (Sc^rocUe, ©e^le 5 To — sel, v. a, 
 @(^roellcn legen, »>erf(^n)ellcn 5 — squirrel, 1. 
 Zool. bas fd^roarjgcftrcifte ^ic^^orn 5 2. Mar. 
 ba& <Sd^rocin, cot. ©djroien, — story, vid. — 
 floor; — sugar, Com. ©af^crn^ — swallow, 
 Orn. bie Uferf(^n)Qlbe5 Mars. — swells , bie 
 [(^rocrc Seining 5 — tackle, ba^ ^nfcrtau= 
 n>cr!j — ways, bie Untcrlagen ber (Stapcl* 
 blocfej — work, bie ©runblogc, ber ®runb5 
 
 — worm, Ent. ber (Regenrourm. 
 
 To Ground, v. I. a. 1. Quf bcn ®runb fe|en, 
 legcn, 2. grunbirenjA^-** 3.inbcn^nfQng&= 
 griinbcn unterridbtcn 5 4. griinbcn (— on, 
 upon, auf)) 5« -^^a^. (cin <S(^iff) aufs Zxoh 
 fenc fe^en, sum Jtalfatern, :c. oufroinbenj 
 II. n. Mar. (untcr <SegeI) auf ben ®runb ges 
 ratten, flranben. [gelb. 
 
 Groun'dage , s. Law , ba§ TCn^rgelb , ^Qfen= 
 
 Groiind'less , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. grunblo&4 
 ungcgriiubet; — ness, s. bie Uft>runblofigfeit. 
 
 Ground'ling, s. 1. IcL ber ©riinbling, bie 
 (S(^merle; 2. Jig. ber Xropf; 3. pL {Shksp. 
 Ham.) bii 3uf(^auer im ^parterre (opp. the 
 
 Group, s. bef. Paint. &c. bie ©ruppc [gods). 
 
 To Group, V. a. Paint. & Sculp, gruppiren. 
 
 Groiise, A-. Orn. 1. ba§ aSQlb^ul)n5 2. (black 
 — ), bQ& Sirfljul^n, 3. Sport, collect. ba& 
 SSilbs unb SBQlbl)ul)nergefilcd^t. 
 
 Grout, s. 1. ba§ ®(^rot; ©djrotmc^l, 2. Mas. 
 biinncr ©ip&mortel, 3. ber aSobenfa^ , ^a^ 
 
 ^@robe, Unreine cinerSad^ej 4. bie SLSiirje, 
 
 'ober ba& un0egot)rne ffiierj ber OJJet^ j 5. cine 
 ^iTrt roilber ^pfel 5 — head, /c/i.ber »RQulbarf(^. 
 
 To Grout, V. a. Mas. mit ©ipSmortcl befe* 
 ftigen, eingipfen.[QlIee5 2. ber Suflraalb, ^ain. 
 
 Grove, ,v. 1. ber bebetftc ©Qumgang, bie a5aum= 
 
 To Grov'ei , v. n. 1. Quf bcm SSttud^c liegen, 
 (wf ber ©rbe fried^en 5 2. fig. f ricAen. 
 
 Grov'eler, s. ber nicbrige ^iJJenfd^, Jtried^cr. 
 
 Grov'eljng, vid. Groundling, 1. 
 
 To Grow, V. ir. I. n. 1. njad^fen, pne^men$ 
 2. (Qllma^lig) werbenj (in. . .) gcratJ)en, 
 fonimen^ 3. fi(^ dubern j 4. ^ortfc^ritfe ma« 
 
Grow 
 
 360 
 
 Guar 
 
 ^en? 5. crroad)fen, entflel)en (— from, — out 
 of, QuS), Afar-*. 6. (t). bcriSec) anfd)]roellen, 
 ^0^1 ge^en 5 7. (p. "^fnfertau) flraff (ttufOIie= 
 gcnj to — in favour, Com. (im ^J)rcife) fiei= 
 gen, to — in years, alt iDCrten, to — into 
 (cl). out of) fashion, OJ?ot)e iDcr^cn (aug t)er 
 501. fommen), to — out, ou5=,l)erau5n)a(6fcn5 
 to — up , 1. n)Qrf)fcn, Qufroad^fcn, 2. fig, ftei= 
 gen j to — upon one, (Sincm ju md(^tig n>er= 
 l)en} 11. a. ^g;r. baucn, jidjcn, erjcugen, sum 
 SBad^St^um bringen. 
 
 Grow'er, s. l.tacv, lie, baS ^ad) fenbc 5 2. ber 
 ^rol)ucent rotter STaturerseugniffe , ^flonjcr. 
 
 To Grovvl, V. I. n. fnurrcn, brummen, murrcn, 
 foUeruj II. a.t)urd)S5rummen, jc au^brucfen. 
 
 Groxi'l, s. ba§ ©efnurre, (Sebrummc, ©c^cul. 
 
 Gr6<l'ler , *. 1. bcr fnurdge ^unb 5 2. fig. bcr 
 SBrummbart. 
 
 Growme , s. Cloth, bcr 3^ud)ra^men. 
 
 Grown, p. p. ton To Grow, qv. 
 
 Growt/i, *. 1. baSSSad^fen, berSBuc^S, baS 
 SBttd)Stl)um5 2. lit. &}tgr. ber7(nn)U(i^4,bic 
 3una()mc5 3. bQ& ©ercdd^S, Grjeugnip, ^ro* 
 buct) — halfpenny, Laio, ber ^etjntc Com 
 fetten SSie^e. 
 
 Groyne, s.Geog.Qoxunna (©tabt in (Spanien). 
 
 To Griib, v. a. (—up) graben, au^rotten, au§s 
 robcn, QuSgaten. 
 
 Griib, s. 1. Eni. (0U(b — worm) , ber Gngcr- 
 Ung5 Ui Sflaupe,5i}ZabC5 /tg:-*.2.bcr ndrrifcbc 
 SinfaU, bie (grille 5 3. fonf. bie fleine, bicfe 
 ^erfon, ber 3roerg5 4. g-s, pL Med. fleinc 
 ^innen , SSldScben 5 — (or grubbing) ax , bie 
 
 GrGb'ber, s. bcr 7fu&rober.[®dtQ3:t, Olabc()Qcfc. 
 
 To Griidge, v. I. a. 1. benciben, mipgonncn? 
 2. mit SBiberroillen t^un oberlcibcn, iingcrn 
 geben obcr ne^men. It. n. 1. murren, fid) bc; 
 flagen (— at, of, iiber), 2. unroillig fetn, toU 
 bcrftrebcn, 3. neibtfd) (mifgunftig) fein. 
 
 Grudge, *. 1. ber ©roll, ^of 3 2. bcr 5ccib, bie 
 ©(beIfud^t5 3.berS[Bibern)ine,S5erbruf,3orn. 
 
 Griid'ger, .v. bcr il^cibcr, 2C. cf. To Grudge. 
 
 Griid'gjngly, adv. mitSSerbrup,n)iberfircbenb, 
 
 Gru'el, s. ber ^aferf(bleim, bie Sifoncfungern- 
 
 Griiff, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. murrifcb, oers 
 briepli(3^5 2. raul) (con @ittcn), fd)roff5 — 
 goods, (im oflinb. .^anbel) grobe SBaaren= 
 ^rtifeljIII. — ness, s. baS murrifcbc, rauljc 
 SBefen , bag TCbfto^enbe. 
 
 Grum, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. murrifd^, ccr* 
 brie^li(!^ j 2. rou^ (con bcr ©timme). 
 
 To Griira'ble, v. n. 1. {a\xi Unmut^) murren, 
 brummen, 2. (con S^^ieren) fnurren, brul= 
 lenj 3. vid. b. in. To Rumble ; 4. fi(b bc!lagcn, 
 befd^wercn (— at, iiber). 
 
 Grura'bl^r, s. ber 5Wurrenbc, 5Kifcergnugte. 
 
 Grume, .y.baS Side, ® cronncnc (roic Slut, k.> 
 
 Gru'mous, I. adj. bicf , gcronucnj II. — n«sp 
 s. bie geronncnc ®cf(bQfFcnl}cit. 
 
 Griin'sel, s. vid. Ground-sel. 
 
 To Grunt, 15. n. 1. grunjcn (bef.c. 6d)n>cinc:i) 
 2. Jig. fto^ncn, dt^jcnj murrcn. 
 
 Grunt, s. baS ©runjcn. 
 
 Grun'ter, s. 1. bcr (^Jrunjcnbc, :c. cf. To 
 Grunt ; 2. Ich. bcr Jtnurrt)ol)n. 
 
 Griint'ljng, s. btt§ jungc ©irocin, ^crfcl. 
 
 Gryffji/i, *. Sfiufmug m-n). [fon. 
 
 Gryf'fon, Grype, Gryph'on, Gryps, vid. Grif- 
 
 Gryph'iers, s. Surg, bic ©cburt^songs- 
 
 Guai'acum [gwa'yakuni] , s. ba§ ©UQJQfljotj, 
 ^ocf^ol5,^rQnsofen^oIs. 
 
 Guan'a, s. Zool. bcrScguon, bic^ropfeibcdjfe. 
 
 Guan'aco, s. 7.ool. ba§ ©UQuaco, ©iaffamcl. 
 
 Guan'o , .9. ®uano (SSogclcrcremcnte [bc[. con 
 ben 6t)iIoeinfeIn] qI§ Sungmittcl gebraud)t). 
 
 *Guar'antee, Guar'antor [gar'—], s. ber ®C= 
 n)dC)r§mann, (Saocnt, Com. bcr del credere 
 fiet)t5 — fund (account), bcr {Hcfcrccfonb?. 
 
 *Guar'anty, s. 1. Com. ©clcrcbcrc, bie (5)c- 
 n}d()r, 5Burgf(bQft, (Marantic 5 2. icic b, c. SB. 
 
 *To Guar'anty, v. a. 1. (Scrodtjr (33urg[(baft) 
 Iciflen (fur) 5 cerburgcn , garontircn , fidjcrn j 
 2. fd)QbIo§ fatten, entfd;Qbigcn. 
 
 *To Guard [gard] , v. I. a. 1. ^iitcn, beicad)cn, 
 bcfdm^en (— from, cor) 5 2. fitb certtjcibigen, 
 ii.fig. fid; ccncoljrcn, fitb ^utcn (cor) 5 4. 
 <S^u§gclcit gcbcn j II. w. Hd) I;iitcn , fid? 
 fd)u^cn (— against, cor, gcgen). 
 
 * Guard, I. *. 1. bic^ut, SBodic, ^fuffid^t j 2. 
 bie 2cibn)ad)e, ©orbcj 3. bie (©oIbatcn=, ^^0= 
 Iisei=:c.)S[BQ(bc5 4.btr©(birrmciftcr,(^pofl=) 
 (Sonbuctcur, ^oftfd)Qffncr5 fg-s. 5. bie S>or= 
 munbf(boft} 6. bie SSQcbfomfcit, S)orfid)t5 7. 
 Sw-aiL bcr©d;u^griff GmScgcn, H6 BtiA)-- 
 blattj 8. G-sm. ber Sugcl (am ©djaftc cincd 
 ©(biefgciccl)rc§)5 9. 5A;6.bcr^aIs3 U).F(jtc. 
 bttS Soger, bie Sogc (©tcllung im Sc(btcn) j 
 11. g-s, s. pi. bie ^intcrflouen cincd 6b erg j 
 II. comp. — boat, bag SBad)boot j — house, 
 bc& SSad)t)aug, bie SBatbcj — locks (of a ca- 
 nal), Dik. @id)cr[)cit§fd)Ieupenj — rails, pt. 
 (bcf. R-w.) bag (Sd)u§gcldnbcr, bicSBarvierc, 
 - ship, bie a5ranb»ad)c, bo8 SBad^fdjifi". 
 
 *Guar'dable, adj. Ijaltbar (c. ^cftungcn) , ju 
 cert^cibigcn. [fdjaucnb. 
 
 Guar'dant, p. a. Her. Qufre(bt, crljabcn, cor= 
 
 *Guar'dedn?fis, s. bie SSorfitbtigfcit , SSc^Ut^ 
 famfeit. 
 
 *Guar'der, s. bcr ^uUv, a3en)a(ber,95cfcbu|er 
 
 *Guard'ful, adj. corfid^ttg, bc^utfam. 
 
 *Guar'dian, I. s. 1. ber J^iitcr, fScroat^va, 
 SBdcbter, luffe^erj 2. Law, bcrSSormuno, 
 
Guar 
 
 361 
 
 Gun 
 
 Curator, II. adj. fc^u^cnt 3 - angel, ber 
 ed^u^engel. [t)er ed^u§. 
 
 * Guar'dianship, s. bieSSormunbfd^Qft, ^fufrtd^t, 
 *Guard'iess, adj. [(J^U§lo&, we^rloS. 
 Giid'geon , s. 1. Ich. ber ©runbling j figs. 2. 
 
 ber Sropf, ^infel, 3. biegocEfpeifcj 4. Mech. 
 
 ber eiferne 3apfen (eine& €flabc§, k.)5 tie 
 
 aSttrje. [(in ben ^lieberlonben). 
 
 *Gael'derland, GueI'ders, s. Ceog. ©clbem 
 
 *Guelfs, Gueiphs, *. pi. bie®uelp^en. 
 
 * Goelph , Guel'phic , adj. — party , bie ®uel= 
 
 * Guer'don, s. bef. * ber So^n. [p^enpartei. 
 
 * To Guess, V. l.a.l. mut^maf en 5 2. erratt)en , 
 II. n. (mit at) ccrmut^en, rati>en. 
 
 * Guess, s. 1. bie^Jlut^mapung 5 2.bttg (Ratten. 
 *Gues'ser, s. ber 9JIut^mQ^enbe, :c. c/. To 
 
 Guess." [tau, ©(^lepptQU. 
 
 * Guest, J. ber ©af^i — rope. Mar. ba§S5aum= 
 
 * To Guest, V. n. ©oft fein. 
 Guf'f?r, s. Zool. bie ^almutter. 
 
 To Gug'gle, V. n. glutfenj riefein (comSone), 
 
 * Gui'dable [gi' -] , adj. Icnfbar, Icnffam. 
 
 * Gui'dance, s. biegu^rung, Seitung , 'iin^Ht 
 *To Guide, V. a. lit. kfig. fut>ren, leitcn. 
 
 * Guide, s. 1. ber SBegroeifer, ^u^rer 5 2, fig. 
 ber Setter, 3. ber ©djirrmeifter, (^oft=)(§on= 
 bucteur, 4. Mech. ber .Kolbenf^Qngcnfii^rer^ 
 
 — book, ber SBegroeifcr (cin ^nd) fiir 9lei= 
 fcnbe)5 Afec/i-5. — frames , Scitraljmenj — 
 line, — rope, bQ§ Scitfeil, Seittauj — post, 
 ber SSegrocifer , bie Itrmfdule (on ^reujwe^ 
 
 ♦Guide'less, adj. o^ncp^rer j oern)aift.[gen). 
 *Gui'der, s. 1. ber gii^rer j 2. g-s, pi. vid. 
 
 Conders. 
 *Gun'bert (Guib'§rt) , vid. Gilbert. 
 
 * Guild, s. 1. bie ©ilbe, 3unft, Snnung 5 2. bie 
 3ubuf e (an eine ®ilbe)5 ® elbftrafe, ® elbbu^e^ 
 
 — hall, ba§ Olat^^auS (ju Sonbon). 
 *To Guild, &c. vid. To Gild , &c. 
 *Guil'der, s. Num. ber ^oUdnbif^e (Sulben. 
 ♦Guile, s. bie 2ifl, Irglift, ber SSetrug. 
 
 * Gulle'fiil , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. betruglid), 
 orgliflig, oerrdt^erifd^ 5 III. — ness, s. bie Ses 
 triigli(^feit, ^interlift, ^ITrglift. 
 
 * Guile'Iess, I. adj. trugloS, arglo§, ofene ^alf(i^ j 
 II. — ness, s. bie TCrglofigfeit, Unfc^ulb. 
 
 *Guille'mot, s. Orn. bie Summe. 
 *GuillQtine', s. bie ©uiUotine, bnS ^allbcil. 
 *To Guillotine', v. a. guiUotiniren. 
 
 * Guilt , s. 1. bie ©d^ulb, 5Jiiffet^ttt5 H^ S5er» 
 bret^en, 2. bie <Strafbarfcit. 
 
 ♦Guin'tily , adv. oon Guilty, qv. [borfcit. 
 
 * Guifl'tin?s8 , s. bie @d)ulb^aftigfcit, @traf= 
 •Guilt'less, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. fc^ulbloS, 
 
 2. * ^armlos 5 m. — ness, .v. bic (S(^uIbloftg= 
 
 feit. 
 
 *Guil'ty, o(/;. 1. f^ulbig (and) Law), ftrafbarj 
 2. oerberbt, to plead — , bie ,Rlagc ancr!en» 
 nen, fein S5erbre(^en eingerteV"- 
 
 * Guitmp, &c. vid. Gimp. 
 
 *Guin'ea [gifn'e], I. s. 1. Geog. (bttS Sanb> 
 ©uinea? 2. Num. bie (Suinec (21 *.); IL 
 coAnp. — corn, Bot. bie inbionifd^e .^irfe, — 
 duck, Orn. bie tvirfifd^e Snte^— fowl, — hen, 
 Orn. ba§ ^erllju^n, — grains, bie ^arabicw' 
 forner, — pepper, Bot. ber fponifd^c ^feffcn 
 
 — pig, Zool. ba§ 5}Zeerf(^n)ein(^en5— wheat, 
 Bot. ba§ tiirfifdK ^orn, ber OJiaiS. 
 
 *Guin'iad, J. Ich. ber SBeipfifd). 
 
 * Guise, ^. 1. bie "JCrt, SBeifei 2. bie ©ewo^n* 
 ^eiti's. ber Injug, bieSrad^t? 4.bie®eftttlt^ 
 9}^Q§fc, berS5orn5anb. [nad)t§seit). 
 
 *Gui'ser, s. ber SSermummte (bcf. jur SBei^= 
 ♦Gujtkr', s. Mus. bie ©uitarrc. 
 Guld, s. But. bie ©olbblume SBuci^crblumc. 
 Gules, Her. I. s. bag 9loft)5 II. at/;, rot^. 
 Gulf,';?. I.ber5)?eerbufen, ©olfj 2. ber HU 
 
 grunb, ©c^Iunb. [©(^liinbe, t>olIer SBirbcl. 
 Giil'fy , adj. 1. ooUer 9}?eerbufen 5 2. toiler 
 To Giill, V. a. uberlif^en, t>{ntcrge^en, fd;nelleny 
 
 to — into . . . , iperleiten ju . . . . 
 Gull , s. 1. Orn. bie ?Ket?e j 2. Ich. bie 5J?eer» 
 
 quappe, 3. ber ^Tcarr, Xropf, ©impel, 4. bet 
 
 aSetrug, ^ftff, t)ie ^reUcrci. 
 Gul'l?r, s. ber Ubcrliftcnbc, 35etruger. 
 Giil'let, A\ber ®(l)lunb,bic©urgel, <Spei[er6^rc. 
 GuUibil'jty, .v. vulg.k lud. bie 2eid)tglfiubig!eit^ 
 ToGiil'ly, v. a. (bie ^rbc bur(^ aSafferftrfi* 
 
 mung) au§^6f)len, unterminircn. 
 GSl'ly, I. s. ber®raben,bieSfl{nne,)8Sertiefung^ 
 
 ©oJTe, ^Rolf 5 t)er Ibfluf , :ifbIouf5 II. camp. 
 
 — hole , ba& Ibfluf loi , (Sd^Icuf cnlod^ j — 
 plum. Pom. bie CCRombinpflaume. 
 
 To Gaip, V. a. gterig f(J^lucfen,(to — down) 
 Giilp, s. ber B6)lud, 3ug. [oerfd)lingen^ 
 
 Gum, I. s. 1. bQ§ ®ummi,^flanscn^ar55 2. 
 bieTTugenbutterj 3. gero. g-s, pi. ba§ 3o^n« 
 fleif(^5 II. comp. — arabic, ba§ arabifd)e 
 ©ummij — boil, Surg. ba§ 3a^ngefd^n)ur 
 (parulis) ; — elastic, ob. elastic — , baS ^e* 
 ber^arj5 — kino, ba§ ©ambiagummi, — lan- 
 cet, Surg, bie 3at)nfIeif(3^Ian5Ctte5 —resin, 
 ba§ ©-rcfina, ©(^leim^arj? Bof-j.— succory, 
 bie fpanif(^e SBegnjartej- tree, ber<S(t>ctcn» 
 born 5 — tragacanth , bo§ ©ummitragant. 
 To Gum , V. a. mit ©ummi befireic^en 5 to — 
 together, pfammenf leb en. [miartige. 
 
 Giim'miness, Gummos'ity,*.bO§^arsige, ©lims 
 Gijm'mous, adj. gummiartig, gummirf)t. 
 Giim'my, adj. 1. au§ ©ummi, gummiartig j 2. 
 ©. gebenb,gummig. 
 Gun, I. s. 1. bag ^euergerae^r, bie v^anone^ 
 
Gunn 
 
 362 
 
 Gyve 
 
 25u^fc (iel)e§ ®ef(j^u§ auper ber^iftole), 2. 
 ler BS^u^i a great — ein BtM ®cfci^u§, cine 
 JlQnonej II. comp. —boat, i)Q§ ^ononenboot 5 
 
 — deck , Mar. ba§ unterfie SSerbccf 5 - 
 <-screw-)knife, ba& ©pdnnermcffer^ — ladle 
 tie Sabeft^aufel, — metal, t)Q§ ©tiicfmetall, 
 <Stucfgut5 — picker , Ci^n. bie {Raumnafcelj 
 Mar. beraSo^rpfriem,— ports, p^.Die ©tiicfs 
 pforteuj — powder, t)a§ <Sc^icfpuloer) 
 powder tea, t)er^erltl^ee,.S:ugel4ee5 — rack, 
 cin ^lintengefiteU, — rod, ber ^u^flocf 5 — 
 room. Mar. tie (Sonflabler^^Kammer, — shot, 
 1. bcr ©c^upi 2. bic (Sd^ufroeitej — sling, ber 
 ^lintenriemenj — smith, bcr a3iid^fenf(^mieb, 
 S-nmac^erj — stick, ber Sabcftorf, (Se^er, 
 
 — stock, ber ©(^aft, (^linten=)«^oIben 5 — 
 tackles, Mar. bic ©tutftaljenj —vise, bie 
 ©cme^rfd^raube, — wale [giin'el]. Mar. 1. 
 ber ©Q^lborb, bie JtanonenlogC) 2. bieun* 
 teren ober^auptbalfcn an cinem flatten ^a{)r= 
 
 <Tun'nel, cor. »on Gun-wale, qv. 
 
 [jeuge. 
 
 Giin'ner, s. Mil. & Mar. ber^cucnT)erfer,^a 
 nonier, (Sonftablcr , Gim-.w g-s' calipers, einc_ 
 J^ugelleercj g-s' quadrant, ber ©tiirf quabrantj 
 g-s' square, i)k Slid^tmafc^ine. 
 
 Giin'nery, s. bie ®ef(^u|Eunft, ^^frtillerie. 
 
 Oun'njng, s. Sport. baS S^S^n mit bcr ^(intc. 
 
 <?iin'ter , s. (beffcr — 's scale) Mar. bie (ScqIq 
 (Sfled)nung§tafel) eincS (Steucrmanng, 2c. 
 
 To Giir'gle, v. n. vid. To Guggle. 
 
 Oiir'nard, Gur'net, vid. Gournet. 
 
 Gur'rah, s. Com. cine TCrt grober rocif er ?Oiuf= 
 feline (n. <^taU u.®i|^riftinS)fiinbien f. g.). 
 
 To Giish, V. n. f!r6men, (— from) cntflromen 
 
 Giish, s. 1. bcr (Strom, ©up; 2. bie 5)?enge, 
 DJJajfe (beg :jfu§flu|fe§). 
 
 ■Giis'set, s. Sew. ber ^widfeljbQS ^(^felftucf 3 
 \ik ©d^id^tel (ber^anbfc^u^e). 
 
 Gust, s. 1. ber ©cf^maij, JC. vid. b. fi. Taste; 
 2. bcr (SBinb=)©top , (Sturmj a heavy — of 
 wind, Mnr. einc fd^roere 356, ^aaf 5 3. j«g.bcr 
 ©turm, lu&bru(i (ber 2cibenfd)Qft). 
 
 Giis'to, s. (n). ii.) f?f. &^gr. ber ©ef^marf. 
 
 Gus'ty, adj. ftiirmift^, ungeftilm. 
 
 Gut, I. s. ]. ber ©arm 5 2. g-s, *, pi. a) bag 
 eingcroeibe^ 6) fig. baS Snncre^ A?-<y- 3- 
 vidg. ber aSaut^ , ^JJogenj 4. ui/ig-. bic S56I= 
 Icrei^ 5. (IT), ii.) bcrS[8eg,®ur(3^gang5 twist- 
 ing of the g-s, bie jDarmgid^tj griping in 
 the g-8, bie Jtoli!? II. com/), — line, Ang. 
 bie ID-Ieine, — spinner, ber S-faitenmad^cr, 
 — string, bie S-faite^ — wort, Bot. bie 3:ur= 
 hit^. [ren 5 3. plunbern, berauben. 
 
 To Gilt, V. a. 1. augroeiben^ figs. 2. auglee= 
 
 Giit'ta Sere'na,*. Med. bic :jfugem)erbunFc= 
 lung, bcr fd^rcorse ©taar. 
 
 Guttee', adj. Her. mit IJropfcn. 
 
 Gut'ter, I. s. 1. bie (SBojfer=)0iinnC) vulg. 
 
 ©oJTej 2. bie®ad)rinnc5 3. T. ber ^alj, bic 
 
 ^0^lfet>lfugc5 II. comp. — ledge. Mar. bcr 
 
 9}?crfcr iiber ber (gropcn) Sufcj — sticks 
 
 (gutters) , pi. Typ. bic ©unbffccgc, — stone, 
 
 bcr Sftinnflcin, ©upftcin 5 — tile, ber 4>o^lsi«= 
 
 gel, girftsicgcl. 
 To Gut'ter, v. I. a. QUgl)6t)Icn, »?cr!cl^Ienj II. 
 
 n. auggc^o^lt, mit einer {Rinne oerfc^cn fcin j 
 
 g-ed needles, T. bol)Igcfi§te ^Qt)nabcln. 
 Giit'tler, *. vidg. bcr ^rejfcr, ©d^Iemmcr. 
 Giit'tural, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. V\t ^Cl^Ic bc= 
 
 treffenb, guttural 3 — letters (gutturals), 
 
 ^c()Ibu(^flabcn, ©utturalc. 
 Guy [gi], »•. 1. ©uibo, SScit (^JJJ-n.), Mars. 
 
 2. bcr TCbljaltcr, bag SabetaM, bog 3)oprccp} 
 
 boat's —, bic vKunb roadster begSSootegj 3.bic 
 
 (ofKnbifd^c) §)arb. 
 To Guz'zle, V. I. n. vulg. unmapig cffcn ober 
 
 trinfcn, fd^lcmmen, jcd^cn 5 II. a. vulg. gicrig 
 
 ^inuntcrfc^lingen, faufcn. 
 Giiz'zle, s. bcr (bie, bag) Unerfcittlid^c. 
 Guz'zler, *. ber 3cd^bruber, ©d^Iemmcr. 
 To Gybe , v. a. Mar. tin ©ie!fcgel burd)faicn. 
 Gybe, &c. vid. Gibe. [tcnfd^ulc. 
 
 Gyrana'sium , s. bag ®t)mnofium , bic ®clel)r* 
 Gym'nast, Gymnas'tjc, s. bcr Surnmciflcr, 
 
 ©t)mnaft. 
 Gymnas'tjc, — cal , I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 
 turnfunbig, gt^mnof^ifd^. 
 Gymnas'tics, s. pi. bic Surnfunft, ®t)mnaftiF. 
 Gymnos'ophTst, s. bcr ®t)mnofop^ift. 
 Gym'nosperm, s. Bot. t>u nadftfamige ^flanje. 
 Gymnosper'mous, adj. Bot. natftfamig. 
 Gyn'archy, GynecSc'racy, Gynoc'racy, s. Hc 
 
 585ciberl)errfd^aft, bag SKcibcrrcgiment. 
 Gynan'der, s. Bot. biewcibcnnannige^flanjc. 
 Gynan'drjan, adj. Bot. meibermdnnig. 
 Gyp'seous, Gyp'sine, ac(7.bcn©ipgbetreffenb5 
 
 gypseous stone, bcr ©ipgflein. [^6)i6)tm. 
 Gypsif'erous, adj. gipgl^altig 5 — strata, ®ipgs 
 Gyp'sey, <fec. vid. Gipsy. 
 Gyp'sum, s. bcr ®ipg, vid. Plaster of Paris. 
 Gyral, adj. fid^ im J^reifc bcTOcgenb. 
 Gyra'tion, s. bie Jtrcigbcmcgung. 
 Gyre. s. bcr ,fi:reiglauf, ^reig. 
 Gyr'fjilcon [jer'fsikn], vid. Gerfalcon. 
 Gyr'omancy, s. bic Arcigwa^rfagerci. [trcpp^ 
 Gy'ron , s. Arch, ber Olaum gu eincr SBcnbeU 
 Gyronee', adj. Her. gcftdnbert. 
 Gy'ronne, .v. Her. ber (Stttnbcr. 
 Gy'rous, adj. frcigformig. 
 To Gyve, v.a.i. lit. fcfTclnj 2. fig. bcsaubcm. 
 Gyves, s. pi. bic ^cffeln, ^upbanbc. 
 
H 
 
 363 
 
 Hags 
 
 H. 
 
 H [atsh] , s. (cin gjJitlauter) baS |) , ^. 
 
 H. , abbr. ft. hour , hundred ; H. A. ft. horse 
 artillery; h/a fl. his account; Hants, ft. 
 Hampshire; H. B. ft. homeward bound; Hbl. 
 ft. Honourable; hbl. ft. humble; H. C. {oHX 
 H. E. I. C.) ft. Honourable Company (ot)er 
 Honourable East India Company); H. C. M. 
 fl. Honourable Company's Marine; H. C. S. 
 ft. Honourable Company's Service ; hd. , 
 honrf. ft. honoured; h. e. fl. /tec e*( (that is); 
 Heb. fi. Hebrews; Herts, ft. Hertfordshire ; 
 hf. of. ft. half calf; H. (R.) H. ft. His (Her 
 Royal) Highness; Hhd. (pi. Hhds.) fl. hogs- 
 head; H. M. S. ft. His (Her) Majesty's Ship 
 (ob. Service) ; Hon., hon^/. , honhie ft. ho- 
 noured, honourable; H.P.I. ft. hot press; 2. 
 ft. half pay; H. S. fl. itic situs (here lies); 
 hun^. fl. hundred ; Hunts, fl. Hunting- 
 donshire. 
 
 Ha! I. int. ^a! II. hJi-hii', s. vid. Haw-haw. 
 
 To Ha, vid. To Haw. [IktC. 
 
 Ha'beas-cor'pus, s. Law, bie^QbCQ§=SorpU§= 
 
 Ha'beck, s. Cloth, bie vKrcmpcI, ber 33rcd;f amm. 
 
 nab'?rdash?r, s. berSarcttFrcimer, ^Icinl)dnb= 
 Icrj — of hats, bcr .^utftaffirer. 
 
 Hab'erdash?ry, s. 1. ber ,ff(cinl)anbel (bcf. mit 
 ^u^JDaorcn), aJarettfTom} 2. bie |)utftaffi= 
 
 Haberdine', s. bcr gctrocfnctc (Btocffifd).[rerci. 
 
 Haber'ge9n, s. bcr Sruft^arnifc^, ba§ ^anjer* 
 ^cmb. [bung^ftucfc 
 
 HabTl'iment, s. (gcn>. pi.) btc ^Icibung, ^lei= 
 
 Hab'it, s. 1. bie *8cf(J^Qffcn^eit5 2. ber ®c= 
 braud^, bie ©croo^n^eit, 3. ber ^Cnpg, bie 
 ^Icibung, cin ^leibj — gloves, 3leitt)anb= 
 f^u^e fiir ©amen. 
 
 To Ilab'jt, V. a. fleibcn, bcf leiben, anfleibcn. 
 
 Hab'itable, I. adj. beiDD^nbor j II. — ness, s. 
 bie JBemo^nborfeit. 
 
 Ilab'jtant, a', ber ©iiirao^ner, SSeroo^ner. 
 
 Habj'ta'tion, s. 1. boS aBo()ncn, SScwo^neiij 2. 
 bie SBo^nung , ber SfSol)nfi§. [geraurjelt. 
 
 Habit'uai, adj. 1. angen36^nt,gewo^nt5 2. cin= 
 
 Habit'ually, adv. auS ®en)o^nt)cit. 
 
 To Habit'uate, v. a. 1. gcmo^ncn, angew6^= 
 nen (mit to) ; 2. fi6) nieberlaffcn, anfiebeln. 
 
 Habit'uate, arf;. 1. angcroo^nt, geraoljnt, 2. 
 
 Hab'jtode, rid. b. b. Habit. [eingewurjelt. 
 
 To Hack, V. I. a. 1. ^acfen, jcrljQcfen, Udn 
 ^auen5 ^. fis- (int ©prcii^en) terftiimmeln^ 
 II. n. 1. bef. cont. ju 5e^ermann§ ©ebrauc^ 
 feiii, ttUgemein roerbenj 2. vid. To Hawk. 
 
 Hack, I. *. 1. bie ^erbc, bcr Sinfc^nitt? |)icb} 
 
 2. bie 4>arfc, Olabei)aue} 3. (gen>. pi.) ba$ 
 
 (Stottern, ©tammeln, 4. bie 9)lietl)futf(l)e5 
 
 5, baS 0)fictl)pferb5 H- comp. — knife, cin 
 
 gropes GinfdjIagmcfTcr, cine ^ippej — saw, 
 
 r>ic ®rillfagc.[fcn, serl)Qcfcn5 3.^g-. jcrflucfcn. 
 
 To Hac'kle, v. a. 1. vid. To Hatchel; 2. ijaU 
 
 H.ic'kle, s. 1. vid. Hatchel ; 2. bic rcl}C ©cibc, 
 
 ungcfponncnc ^dbcn ? 3. cine fiinftlid) bcrci* 
 
 UU ^liege sum ^fngeln. 
 
 Hack'ly, adj. Min. gcl)Q(ft. [2er(^enbQum 
 
 Hack'matack, s. (inb.) Bot. ber HeingQpitgc 
 
 Hack'ney, I. adj. 1. ju^ebcrmonnSCSebraudK, 
 
 sum 5J?ictt)cnj 2. gcmcin, gemo^nliti^, 3. fcr* 
 
 braud^t, abgcnufet, Qlltaglid^^ II. s. k comp. 
 
 1 .ber 3eltcr 5 2. baS OJfietljpfcrb 5 3. bic ^'Rktiy. 
 
 !utfii)C5 4. im^ su ^JUctljcnbe j 5. bic Ijdufig 
 
 gcbrauc^te ©ac^e 5 — author, 1. bcr feilc, ge= 
 
 mcine ©d)riftftcllerj 2. ber 2iebling§fd)rift= 
 
 ftellcr 5 — coach , W yJlictl)!utf(!^e j — horse, 
 
 baS 9JZictt)pfcrb5 — man, ber^fcrbei>crlet(}cr. 
 
 To Hack'ney, v. a. 1. eft cbcr pielgcbraud)cnj 
 
 2. einiiben, gcir»anbtmaii)cn, (an)gcit)ol)ncn5 
 
 3. in eincr 0}?iett)futfd)e fat)ren 5 to — out, i^ers 
 Had, prH. & p. p. \>on To Have, r/(j.fmictl)cn. 
 HadMock, s. Ich. bcr (eigcntlicbc) (Sc^cUftfd). 
 Hade, s. Min. ber flc^enbc ©ang. 
 
 Ha'des, .v. Myth, -^abcs, bic Unlcrroclt. 
 
 Haft, .V. bie ^anb^abe , bcr ©riff, <Stiel, Spc\t. 
 
 To Haft, V. (I. mit cinem ©riffc, K. t?erj^el)en, 
 
 Haf ter, s. bcr ^cft=, ©ticlmad)cr. [fticlcn. 
 
 Hag, I. s. 1. bic ^crci 2. bie Unt)oIbinn , "i^ad 
 ©d^cufal^ 3, ba§ ^dp(i(bc olteSBeibj 4. h-s, 
 pi. Srombecrgeftrducbj II. comp. — boat. 
 Mar. ba§ |)ecfbootj — rid, — ridden, baS 
 !2(lpbrucfen l)abenb 5 be^cyt. [crmiiben. 
 
 To Hag, v.a.l. qudlcn, martcrnj 2. to — out, 
 
 Hag'gard , I. ad;. ; II. — ly, adv. l.wilbj 2. 
 ^dplidj, entftcllt, tcrftortj 3. l)Qger, magcr. 
 
 Hag'gard, *. 1. bcr TOllbC goIf , ^J^GcrfalF) 2. 
 
 Hag'ged, fld;.t)df Ii(^, [)ercnmQpig.[b.<Sd)oppcn. 
 
 Hag'gess, Hag'gjss, .v.ctne^Jfrt (5JJagcn=)SBurft 
 obcr^leif^=^ubbtng. [m{d). 
 
 Hag'gish, adj. 1. l)ej:enQrtig, ^dplic^, 2.f(bn)ci* 
 
 To Hag'gle, v. I. a. bacfcn, pcrftiimmclnj H. 
 n. (beim ^anbeln) fnicfern, fcilfcbcn. 
 
 Hag'gler, s. bcr 3erl)atfcr, 2c. cf. b. p. SB. 
 
 Hagjog'rapha, s. pi.EccMc f anonifd^en S5u(i>er. 
 
 Hagiog'raphal, adj. ^agiograpl^ifc^. 
 
 Hagiog'rapher , s. bcr ^agiograp^. 
 
 Hag'ship, s. lud. bic ^ej:cnf4>ttft. 
 
Hagu 
 
 364 
 
 Hali 
 
 Hagne, s, Geog. (t)ie ©tobt) |)aag. 
 Hiih ! int. ^Q ! a^ ! Hail, adj. vid. Hale. 
 Hail, I. s. ber ^agel, bie <B(l)lofen5 H- co7np. 
 
 — shot, ber ,Kartdtf(^enf(l^u^5 — stone, 1. 
 bag |)agelforn5 2. t)ie 3:raubenfugcl. 
 
 To Hail, V. I. n. imp. t)ageln5 II. a. l.griipen, 
 begrii^en, 2. (ein <Sc^iff mit Dem (Spra(!^= 
 ro^re) anrufen,preien. 
 
 Hail, m?. *^eil! ©liicfp! ®Iue! auf! 
 
 Hili'ly, adj. l)aQdi^t, ^agel*. 
 
 Hai'nault, .?. Geog. t)ie ®raff(i^Qft ^ennegau. 
 
 Hai'nous, &c. vid. Heinous, <fec. 
 
 Hair, I. *. 1. i>a§ ^aar , 2. t)er ©tric^ Oie Sflid^s 
 tung) t>er ^afern , c/. Grain ; to a — , auf ein 
 -&•/ ganj genau^ H. comp. — bag, t)er ^-beu= 
 telj — ball, l)ie ©emfenfugel, ber bcutf^c S3e» 
 soar, — bell, Bot. t)ie englifd^c (ot). SBalbs) 
 ^t)acint()e5 — bine, Com. ein SB oEenftoffau§ 
 ^corroie!^ 5 — brained, vid. b. r. Hare-brained; 
 
 — (*8) breadth , s. & adj. {q,m.fig.) t)ie 4>-= 
 breitej — broom, berSBorjlbcfen, SSorftnjifd^ 
 
 — cap , bie ®renabier= (ob. S5aren=)mu|e 5 — 
 cloth, ba§ ^-tn(i) 5 — cloth-bag, ber S)(trefler= 
 facE ; — cord. Com, ein geflreifteS roeifeS unb 
 bunte§ baumrooUene5 ^eug? — dresser, ber 
 |)-!rou&ler5 -fillet (—lace), ba§ ^-banbi 
 
 — grass, Bot. bie ©d^mclen? — grout, Mas. 
 ber ^-mortel 5 — pin, bie J|)-nabelj — salt, 
 Min. ba§ ^-Hk^ — seating, baS rop^dme 
 ©tu^Ijeug^- shag. Com. fameel^dmer piuf^ 5 
 
 — shirt , vid. — cloth ; — sieve , bag |)-fteb 5 
 
 — spaces, pi. Typ. ^-fpatien? — star, ber 
 ^-flern, hornet, — stroke, Tijp. ber ^-= 
 jirid^5 — trigger, G-sm. ber ©teener an ber 
 asiitifej — trunk, ber rauc^e Coffer j — weed, 
 Bot. ber ^Balferfaben? — worm, Ent. ber 
 ^-rourm. 
 
 HAired, adj. comp. ^aarig, be^aartj curl — , 
 !rau&^aorig trough—, rauc^, sottig. 
 
 H^i'riness, s. bie ^aarigfeit, giille an ^aarcn. 
 
 Hair'iess, adj. o^ne ^aar, fat)l. 
 
 mi'ry, adj. 1. ^aarig, 2. ^dren. [5!JJeerfc^Iei^e. 
 
 Hake, Hak'ot, s. Ich. 1. ber 5)leer^e(bt j 2. bie 
 
 Hal, ahbr. fiir: Henry. [ber Unterofftcicre). 
 
 Hai'berd(Hal'bert), s. bie ^eUebarbe (SBaffe 
 
 Halberdier', s. ber ^ellebarbier. 
 
 Halce, s. Cook, eine piFante ^ifd^fauce. 
 
 Hal'cyon [hal'sjon, Sm. &c. ; hal'shion. Wore. 
 &c.] , I. s. 1. Orn. ber ei»)oogel5 2. * (al8 
 ©t)mbol tiefer Stu^e) ber ^aUvjonj II. adj. 
 fig. ru^tg, flill, friebli*. [Ie§t, ^cil. 
 
 Hale, adj. 1. frif(^, gefunb, wo^Ii 2. uncer* 
 
 To Hale, Ha'ler, vid. To Haul, Hauler. 
 
 Half [haf] , I. pron. adj. &. adv. 1. ^alb, 2. 
 utttoUtommen5 II. s. bie ^dlftej i^alb^art 
 (vid* Halves) ; halfs , Com., contr. ft. — 
 
 pound packages, ^albpfunb » ^acfete. III. 
 comp. — and — combs , Com. 1^. Todtt U. t;. 
 enge^rifirfdmme, - bath, baS !|)albbab, ei§= 
 bab i — blood, I. A'. 1. (brother , sister of the 
 
 — blood), ba& 4)-gef(^n)ifler, ©tiefgefd^roifterj 
 2. ^ferbe ton ^. oricntalifd^er ^bftammungs 
 11. adj. ^-biirtig, ^-blut^ 5 — blooded, adj. 
 oon e^ter (®olIblut=)Sflace, aberoerfd^tebcncr 
 3u(^t ftammcnb, — bred, l.oonsnjeierlei®e= 
 fd^le^t, sroitterartig 5 2. unreif, — breed, 
 bas 5)?if(^gef(^Ied^t5 ber9}Jifd)Iing5 (^-3nbi= 
 aner, u.)i — brother, ber |)-bruber , ©ttef= 
 bruberj — calf, Bkb. ^-franj^ — chints, Com. 
 5)er ^-5i§ 5 — cock, Mi7.bie5J?ittelru^e,5JJit= 
 telraflC) the lock is at — cock, )ia^ ®cn)et)r 
 fte^tin Sflu^e 5— communion, ba&'iCbenbmo^t 
 unter einer ©eflalt, — crown. Num. bie i). 
 ^rone, — deck. Mar. 1. berSflaum (auf bem 
 Sroeiten 55ecf) graifdjcn bem grof en u. bem a3e= 
 fanmaftj 2. ^a^ ©anjer} — file, Mil. bie<Sec= 
 tion, ^albe ©.itifion) — file leader , ber ^Iu= 
 gelmann cineS ©liebeS, — flood, W \).%luti)y 
 
 — gaiters, 4)-gamaf^cn5 — galley, bie ^-= 
 ®aleere5 — grain scarlet. Com. ber |)-fd^ars 
 lad^ 5 — hides , vid. Halves ; — hour glass,. 
 baS ^-s©tunbens®lag5 — length portrait 
 Paint. ba& .tnieftud, — mark, Num. ber 3to-- 
 bcl (6s. 8t/.); — moon, 1. ber ^-c SKonb, 
 ^-monb, 2. Fort, ber .p-monbj — ounce 
 scale, bie 2ott)n)age5 — pay , ber ^-c <SoIb 5 
 
 — penny [ha'p'nj, pi. — pence, ha'p'ns] , ber 
 i)-t engl. pfennig , pennt), ©reierj a — p. 's 
 worth [vulg. ha'port/t], fiir einen ©reier 
 SBert^ 5 — pike, 1. Mil. ba& ^urjgeroe^r, (SS= 
 ponton, 2. Mar. bie ©nterpicfej — pint , bie 
 l)-epinte (V* Sluart), — ports, Mar. W 
 ^uSfiitterung ber (Studfpforteuj — pound, 
 ba§ 7rd^tsUnsen=®en)i(J^t5 — seas over, col. 
 fd^ief gelaben ^abenb (»>. SSetrunfenen h a 
 
 — sheet of twelves, Tijp. ba§ ©uobejformatj 
 
 — sighted, lit. &. fig. fursfid^tig, — sister, 
 bie J^-fc^mefler,©tieff(^n)efter5 — sphere, W 
 ^-fugel, — staff, to display the flag at — st., 
 auf ^-er ©tange flaggen 5 — strained , uncoll= 
 fommen 5 — sword, bie ^dlfte ber ^fflinge, ^-c 
 ©d^Wertldnge, — thicks , roie Penny-stones ; 
 
 — tongue, Lait5,ba8®ef(^n>orncngeri(3^tuber 
 einen ^rembcn, mooon Ue ^dlfte ber ©e* 
 fc^roornen auS bejfen Sanbsleutenbefle^tj — 
 watch-glass, Mnr.bo§2 ©tunbenglaS j— way, 
 I. adv. auf ben ob. bem ^-en aSeg^ II. adj. 
 auf ^-em SBegc liegenb, in ber ^itU^ — wit, 
 ber S^or, 9Tarr, Ginfaltspinfelj — witted, 
 nid^tred^t gcfd^eibt, t^orid^t, — work, Typ. 
 Ph. bie Irbeit oon 3 Sagcn in eincr SSoc^e. 
 
 Hal'ibiit, s. Ich. 1>k ^cilbutte. 
 
Hall 
 
 ^6b 
 
 Hand 
 
 Hdll, I. s. 1. bie ^qUc, ber ©aalj 2. ber SSor= 
 fad, 3. ber ®cri(i)tsfaat, ba§ ®cri(^t5 4. bic 
 TCmtSflube^ 5. bie 3unftflube5 6.bQS^errcn= 
 ^QU§5 7. Engl. (/nzo.baS (Collegium 5 common 
 -, 1. bttS @cmeinbel)au§5 2. bie a$cr[amm= 
 lung j a common — , cin ,Kauf^au§, bie J^Quf= 
 fallen 5 II. cowp. — <lay, ber @eri(^t§ta\5> - 
 house (— place) , bQS ®eric^t§^au§5 — pla- 
 ster, cine "Kit grober, rot^lit^cr cngl. ®ip§. 
 
 Hai'lage, s. ]ia^ ©tanbgclb , ber Subcnsins. 
 
 Hallelu'jali [— lu'ya] , vid. Allelujah. 
 Hal'liards, s. pi. Mar. 3ie^tQue, fallen. 
 Hal'ljer, k ob. — net, Sport, cin S5ogcInc§. 
 
 To Halloo', v. 
 
 1. ^allo^ rufen , fc^rcien 
 
 2. fig. mit ©efd^rci ^o^ncnj II. a. 1. aw 
 fc^rcicn, sufci^reicn j 2. (bie ^unbe) an^cien? 
 
 3. mit ©cff^rci perfolgen. 
 Halloo', int. (bcf. Sport.) ^aUo^l 
 
 To Hal'low, V. a.l. njci^en, ^eiligcn) 2. aU 
 
 ^eilig j?crc^rcn. [^eft. 
 
 Hallowmass, s. Rom. Cath. ba§ l'IIcr^ciligcn= 
 
 Ha'lo, s. 1. ^i^bcr|)of (umbie Sonne, 2C.) 3 
 
 2. Anat. ber ^of (rot^c Sfling urn bie a3rufl= 
 
 noarjcn), 3. Paint, ber ringformige ^dlU 
 
 gcnfd)ein. [^alfc5 2. ba§ ©d^lepptau. 
 
 Hal's?!- [ha'ser] , s. Mar. 1. ba§ ^nboltQU, bic 
 
 Hul'sier, Hal'stier [ha' — ] , s. ber aSootjic^er, 
 
 e^iflSic^cr. 
 
 To Halt, V. I. n. l.^ttltmat^en, ^alten5 2./g-. 
 unfi^liiffig fein,[(^roQnfen53.^infcn (ou^j^g.)? 
 
 4. fe^lcn } II. a. i)Qlt ma^cn laffen. 
 
 Halt, I. adj. lotjm, {jinfcnbj II. ?nf. M«7.|>Qlt! 
 III. s. 1. ber |)Qlt, StiUftanb} 2. bas ^infen. 
 
 Hal't?r, s. 1. ber ^infcnbe, 2../?gr. ber3ogcrn= 
 DC 5 3. bie ^^Qlftcr, 4. ber ©tricf (bcf. sum 
 4)angcn), ©trangi — strap, ber ^alftcrriemen. 
 
 To Hal'ter, v. a. 1. ^alftern , 2. in cincr iSd)lin= 
 gefangcnj 3. cer|iricfen , tcrwirfcln. [bircn. 
 
 To Halve [hjiv] , v. a. jur 5)Qlfte ttjeilcn , f^aU 
 
 Halves [havz], s. pi. (\}. Half) 1. bic «|)dlften 
 uber^.j 2. ©o^Kcber in l)alben ^^Qutcnjto 
 go — , jur 5)dlfte gcljen, ^albircn, t^cilcn. 
 
 Ham, s. 1. baS Sictbcin, bie Scnbe, ber ©(^cn= 
 fcl, 2. ber (bcf. cingcfaljcne ob. gerduc^crtc) 
 ©d^infen, — string, bie ,RniefIc(i^fC}To 
 string, bie .Knicflcd^fen jcrfc^neiben unbba= 
 bur(^ lawmen. 
 
 Ham'ate, adj. pcrroicfclt, i>crf(3^Iungen. 
 
 Hani'ated, adj. ^afig, mit |)afcn, mit 3acfen 
 wcrfe^en. 
 
 Ham'burgh , Ham'brungh [— bro] , Ham'bro', 
 s. Geog. (bie ©tabt) |)Qmburg5 Hambro 
 lines. Mar. brcif(^dftige (brcigovnige) <SeiIe, 
 ^ufingen} H-o' loaves, Com. fleine5)?eli&5 
 H-o' smoked beef, bamburgcr Stoud^fleifd^. 
 
 Hame, s. bc5 ^ummet. 
 
 Hara'let, s. ba§ 2D6rf(ben, ber SSeiler. 
 
 Ham'mer , I.s.l. ber 4)Qmmcr J 2. G-sw. bct 
 (ftd^lcrne) ^fannenbecfel, bic ffiattcrie (am 
 ^lintenfc^lo^) j 3. /-m. ber jammer (am ^ia* 
 noforte)^ 4. ber^ufcblagCinTfucrioncn), 5. 
 Orn. bie Tfmmeri II. comp. — cap , bie Se= 
 bccfung o. Scbcr itber ben ^pfannenbecfel eine§ 
 <S(bief gerae^rS 5 — cloth, bie Serfe itber einen 
 ^utfcberjt^ 5 — dressed, Mas. mit bem ^am« 
 mer bel)auen j — hard (— hardened) , bur^ 
 ©(^lagcn gc^drtct, — headed shark, /c^.ber 
 ^ammerfiffb i — man, ber 3ufcbldger (in einer 
 ©(^miebe) ; — wort, Bot. ^a^ ©laSfraut. 
 
 To Ham'mer, v. I. a. (\xu6) n. &.fig.) 1. ^dm= 
 mern, fcbmiebcn j2. pocben, fij^logen 5 to — out, 
 fig. crflnnen 5 II. n. flammeln, f^ottern, flocf en. 
 
 Ham'raerable, adj. ^ammerbar. 
 
 Ham'merer,*.bcr^dmmerer,^ammcrarbeiter. 
 
 Hara'mocic, s. baS ^dngcbett, bic ^dngemotte. 
 
 Ham'oup, adj. Bot. l)afig, gcfrummt. 
 
 Hara'per, s. 1. ber SSagcnforb, bie '^U^Uy 2. 
 eine ^efifcl (fitr ^ferbe auf ber mdu). 
 
 To Ham'per, v. a. 1. fcffeln, 2. tjcrraidfein, (in 
 cincr <S(bIinge, 2c.) fangcnj 3. locrlciten, an* 
 locfen, 4. in S>erlegcn()eitbringen. 
 
 Ham'st§r, s. Zool. bcr .|)amfter. 
 
 Han'ap?r , s. Archacol. bte <S<J^a^fammer 5 — 
 of the chancery (— office). Law, ba§ @i3^a§» 
 fammeramt (bie Ginna^me ber ^Kanjellei). 
 
 Han'ces , s. pi. 1. Arch, bie Gnbcn eUiptifc^cr 
 aSogcn, 2. Mar. bie ©illinge ber Otegelingen 
 auf ber ©(bar^e bea 9luberS. 
 
 HJinch, s. vid. Haunch. 
 
 Hand, J. l.bic^anbj 2. bic ^anbf(brift 5 3. 
 Sport, ber ^up eines ^alfen? 4. Man. ber 
 SSorbers unb ber 4)intcrtbeil eine§ ^ferbcSj 
 5. bie ^anbbreit (4 3oU)5 6. ber (U^r=)3ei* 
 ger, T. bie Dbertjanb, ©ewcltj 8. Man. \^k 
 Ubungber^)., gxibrungj 9. bic ©eitc , ©e^ 
 genbj 10. bie Sebingung, SBeife, 11. bie 
 3:bat, Tfrbcit, SSerricbtungj 12. bie SBirffam^ 
 Mt^ Gams. 13. bie ,Karten(in ber ^.)5 14. 
 ba§ (^artcn=)®piel5 15- ber (bef. ju Sienfl* 
 ocrri(3^tungen beflimmte) ©olbat, 5}?atrofe, 
 ob. "JCrbeiter libert). (bef. imp/.); 16.berS5or= 
 tl)eil, ©cwinnj IT. bie 5}Jitroir!ung 5 berein^ 
 flupj 18. bie 3ud^f,0legierung5 to shake h-s, 
 1. bie ^. geben (mit with) ; 2. fig. auf dttoa^ 
 refigniren, oerjid^ten, at (in) any — , auf ie= 
 ben ^all5 at first, second, &c. — , au§ ber ers 
 flen, :c. ^anb 5 at no — , auf f cine ^rt, hU 
 neSrcegS , at my h-s, 1. oon mir 5 2. auf mei* 
 ner^anb, fiirmicb, sumeinemSSort^eiljby 
 the — of . . . , bur(j^, cermittclft, made up 
 by — » jUfammengefe^t, gend^et , gefticftj 
 Corns, before — , auficbfd^tagj to give a bill 
 
Hand 
 
 366 
 
 Hand 
 
 from—, einen SBed^fcl qu5 ob. ton ter .panl) 
 gebeitjby — , Qu§freier|)o to sell by— , quS 
 ter 4>« (b' i. ol^ne ^KdHer) terhufenj to have 
 on — , »)orratf)ig, auf bcm Soger t)Qbcn5 to 
 have a good (an excellent) — , 1. ©liiif im 
 'Spiele (gute ,S:Qrten) Ijaben^ 2. gutarbeitenj 
 under— , untert)er|)., t)eimli(t)5 upper — , 
 t)ie Dbcrflelle, S?beri)Qnt) (al0 (Sl)renplQ§)^ 
 the matter in — , t)er oorliegenbc ©cgcnf^anD? 
 to be in — with . . . , 1. in t)er Tfrbeit fjaben 3 
 2. Com. im ^anbel f^e^cn (oD. ^ant)eln) urn 
 ...5 to give in — , oerabfolgcn lQ)Ten5 to 
 take in — , unteme^menj to receive in—, 
 bar in ^., in barem ®elt>e empfangenj to 
 pay (the) cash (or ready money) in — , bar 
 auSja^len ob-beja^tenj to pay money in—, 'Kn= 
 QctS), 2c. auf l)ie|). gebenj money out of—, 
 bar bejQ^IteS ® elb 3 from — to — , con einer 
 |». in bie anberc, to bear in—, t>ergebli(^c 
 4)0jfnungen maci^cnj bear a — (or bear h-s), 
 vulg. cile ! greift su ! l^elft ! to lend a — , bci= 
 f^e^cn, ^elfen, unterftii^em to come to —(h-s), 
 ju ^dnbcn fommen, sufommcnj even h-s, 
 gtcif^ auf, quitt, off—, 1. au§ bem ©tcgrcif, 
 2. (out of — ) auf ber ©telle, fogleicbj to 
 lower the — , Man. ben ^ixc^d etn)a§ nQd^= 
 laffcn, — to — , 1.50?Qnn gegen^O^annj 2.fejl, 
 fnge, — over head, iiber ^al^ unb ^opfj 
 h-s off. .^dnbe rocg! roeg bal under — and 
 seal, unterfc^rieben unb bcfiegeltj Sea ph-s. 
 all b -s (a-) hoay (or all h-s on [upon] deck) ! 
 ixhcxaU ! liberall ! allc 5iJJann i)o^ 1 — over — ! 
 Sp. oor (uber)^.l 
 Hand-, comp. ^anb=) note of— (bill under 
 one's own — ), Com. bte ((Sd^ulbs)SSerf(^reis 
 ^""9/ ^-f«^nft, ein ^-(©(bulb)f(^ein , ^-s 
 wedifel 5 — ball, ber ©allon unb "aa^ <Spiel ba= 
 mitj — barrow, bie Sragbaljre, ISroge, — 
 basket, ber ^-Forb 5 - bat, ein^nitttel, ^ru= 
 gel5-bell, H^ ©loded^en, Ut ed^elle^ - 
 bill, 1. ber (offene)3etteI, baS (|)-)3SiUeti 
 bic Smpfe^Iunggfartej 2. vid. noteof— ; — 
 book, mod. ba§ ^-budt>j 0leifetafcbenbue^5 
 ^brepbu(^5 — borrow. Law , ber OJJitbiirge^ 
 — bow, ber ©ogen, bie :2(rmbruft5 — cuffs, 
 pi. 1. bie ^-fraufen, 9}?anf(^etten 3 2. bie |)-= 
 f(!&ellen5 To - cuff, v. a. fig. |)-fd)ellen anle^ 
 gen 5 -fast, I. s.Uz^-^aU, ber^olt, II. 
 adj. an ben .^anben gcbunbcnj To — fast, 
 V. a. binben, — ful , einc ^. toll, — gallop, 
 Man. ber furje ©alopp 5 — glass, Gard. bie 
 ©laSglorfe, — grapnel (— grapling) , Mar. 
 bcrenterljafen, (gnterbreg 5 — grenade , bie 
 |)-granate} — gun, bieglintej — lead. Mar. 
 ^a§^-lot^ 5— leather, (bei ben ©(^u^mad^ern, 
 :c.) ba& ^-leber j — loom, Mech. ber |)-njcb= 
 
 fiuljlj — loom weaver, ber |)-ftul)IJDCbcr) — 
 maid (-maiden), bic (^au§=)^03b, luf» 
 wdrterinn 5 — mill , bie |)-miil)Ic , — pad , bie 
 ©ol)rbruf c, — press, Mech. bie <p-prelTci — 
 pump, Mar. Xik ©tcefpumpe^ — rail, ba& 
 ©eldnbcr, W Setjnc, — sails, pi. Mar. bic 
 ^-fegel5 — saw, Uc ^^-fdgc, — scoops, bie 
 Sl)Sfd|fcrob..^-f(baufeInsum:M:u§fd)6pfenbc§ 
 SBajtcrS auS (bcf. S^uf = )gal)rseugen5 — 
 screw, bie .f)-f(braubc, SSagenrcinbc,- spike 
 (—speck), 1. bic |>cbeftange5 2. Mar. ber 
 ®re()baum5 3. bicffircd^flangej — staff, bie 
 ^anbrut^e am ©re[d)flcgcl5 — stamp, ber 
 ©tcmpcl (in ^orm einc§ ©tocfpctfc^aft^ sum 
 ©tempcln ber Sricfe)} — tight. Mar. t)-fefi, 
 feft angefpannt (torn (Sd)iff5tau)5 — vise, 
 Mech. ber 4>-f^)raubeftocf , ^eilflobeuj — 
 Morm,£nf.bie OJ^ilbej — writing, bic ^-fc^rift. 
 
 To Hand, v. a. 1. einl)dnbigen, ubergcbcn? 2. 
 beiber^anb leitcn, ful)renj 3. ^anbljaben, 
 to — down, 1. ^erunter lQn9en)2. 7?g:. (ber 
 3Tad)n)clt, ic.) liberliefcrnj to — the sails. 
 Mar. ^it ©egel jufammcnujicfctn , cinjic^en 5 
 to — over to . . . , abgebcii, au§()dnbigen, 
 iibcrgeben on ... . 
 
 Han'ded, adj. 1. ^dnbe ^obenb, «()dnbig5 2. 
 mit Dcrfci^lungencn ^ouben 5 left — , linf§ j a 
 two — sword, tin gropes Olitterfd^wcrt. 
 
 HauMicap, s. ein[a§ fiir^ferbe jcbtn:^lttr§. 
 
 H.an'dicraft, s. 1. bie |)onborbcit, boS |)anb= 
 wcrf 5 2. ber ^onbwcrfer. 
 
 Hau'djcraftsman, s. mc b. ». SB., 2. 
 
 Hitn'dily, adv. f on Handy, qi\ 
 
 Hjm'diness, s. bie aSc^cnbigFcit, ®cn)anbt^ci(. 
 
 Han'diwork [— wiirk] , s. 1. bie ^onborbeitj 
 2. boS ^unflrocr!. 
 
 Hand'kerchieffhang'— ], s. ba§ %u6), (pocket 
 — ) ©(bnupftuc^, (neck — ) ^a^ ^al^tuA). 
 
 ToHan'dle, v. a. 1. angrcifcn, bcrutjrcuj 2. 
 f)anb&aben, ubenj 3. ©erroolten, fu()ren, Ici= 
 ten? 4. be^anbeln, — arms! Mil. (greift'S) 
 ©ewe^r on ! 
 
 Han'dle, s. bie ^onb^obe, ber ©riff j ba§ ^eft, 
 ber ®tiel5 ba§ ©efdp (eine§ ©egcn§)} bo& 
 S)^r (on einem ©cfdf) , ber ^umpenfd)n3en= 
 gel 5 asiigel am ©(bie^gen)ct)r j h-s of a plough. 
 bie ''Pflugfterjen. 
 
 Han'dleable, adj. (TO. U.) ^OUbUcb. 
 
 Hand'sel [han'sel] , s. 1. ber erflc ©ebroucb 
 einer (Botbc, 2. Com. (ro. ii.) boS ^anbgelb. 
 
 To Hand'sel, v. a. 1. jum crftcn 9}?ale gcs 
 brau(ben, emroeiljenj 2. Com. (to. u.) ben 
 ^onbfauf ju lofen geben. 
 
 Hand'sgme [han'sum], I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 1. fcbon, ^iibf(3^, nett j 2. artig, onftdnbig, an^ 
 fe^nli(b , jierli^ 5 3. freigebig, ebelmut^igj 
 
Hand 
 
 367 
 
 Hard 
 
 HI, ness, s. 1. tic ©ii}6n()cit, 3icrU(^fdt5 
 2. bie :)CrtigFeit, eiegans, t)er ^JTnftanD. 
 
 Han'dy, adj. 1. bcquem, gut ju ^anb^aben, 2. 
 Sur 5pttub, na^ej 3. gcfdjicet, bcljcnb, gcroanbt. 
 
 To Flang, v. I. reg:. o. 1. ^^dngen? 2. ^cnfen, 
 auffnupfciii 3. ir. bcl)dngcnj ouStapcsirenj 
 to — one's self (o^nc up) , fic^ cr^Qngenj — 
 him ! meg mit i()m ! — it, ^ol'^ ber ^cnfer^ to 
 
 — the capstern. Mar. "Hai ©angfpiU pm ®e= 
 braudj cinfctjcn j to — up , auf^dngcn j II. ir. 
 n. 1. ^dngen? 2. (imSBinbe,:c.) [(^^wcbcn, 
 fpiclcnj^ig-*. 3. sQubcrnj 4. (mit on, upon) 
 abt)dngig fein (oon), 5. biciben, fiocfen, flill= 
 flctjcnj to — about, Tig. iid) miipig ^crumtrei* 
 bcni to — back, jtd) flrduben, nid^t boran 
 IDOUenj to — fire , Mil. & Sport. (i>. (Sdjie^= 
 gen)et)ren) fpdter lo^gc^cn, nadjbrcnncnj to 
 
 — upon (on), f(^n)cr fallen , jur Saft fallen, 
 brucfcnj to — upon the rear of the enemy. 
 Mil. ph. ben ^cinb liiM ijerfolgcn. 
 
 Hang, 1. s. col. ber ftcile "Jfb^ang, bie5at)e5 H- 
 comp. — by, cow^bcr Qfn^dngerj ©d^maro^er, 
 
 — dog, ber ©algcnfc^elm i — lock, ba§ Siov- 
 Icgefdjlo^j — man, ber ^jcnfcrj — nail, ber 
 3^ietnagel (am SinQ^-'O- 
 
 Hang'er, s. 1. ber ^mhU(Zov^= ob. ^ffeffelO 
 ^atcn (yiU Pot-h.); ba§ ©c^enfj bi)Xi 2. 
 ba§ furse, an ber ©pi§e gebogene ©eitenges 
 roc^jr, ber 4)irf(^fdnger, ^aucr, ba5 SBeibmefs 
 ferj — on, conf. ber ^Cnljdnger 5 ^at^treterj 
 Iciflige asittfteller j @(bmaro§er. 
 
 Hang'ing, I. p. a. I. ^cntenSTOert^j 2. abl)dn= 
 gig, abf^iiffigj H. comp.— business (—mat- 
 ter), eine ^algfacbej-face, cin S^icbggefidjtj 
 
 — knees, pi. Mar. nicberfte^cnbe Jtnic, @te(b= 
 fnie, — lock, baSSorlegefcblof 5 a — market, 
 Com. tin matter (langfamer) SSerfauf, — 
 room, bcrluf^dngeboben (bcf. ryp); — side, 
 
 — wall, Min. {Corn.) ba^ ^angenbe be§ ©an' 
 ge$j — wood,^dngenbe&^ots:Sraucrn)eiben, 
 |)dngedf(^en , 2c. [ten 5 pm. SSor^dnge. 
 
 Hang'jngs , s. pi. bie SBanbbefleibung, Sape* 
 
 Hlink, s. l.ber,ftnauel, Jtnduelj 2. h-s, pL 
 Mar. Sdgel, Siiger (Sflingc 0. J^olj ob. Sau* 
 rocrf an bcm £eit eineS <SegeB) 5 3. ber |)ang, 
 bie ^Jteigung 5 — skain , bie ©trd^ne, Sotfe. 
 
 To Han'ker , v. n. bef. col. (mit after) lit. & 
 fig. fe^r na(^ (Stroa^ tjerlangcn, gelfiflen , jtd^ 
 fe^ncn nacb .... 
 
 Han'over, s. Ccog. ^annooer(2anb u.Stabt). 
 
 Hanove'rj^n, I. adj. ^ann6ocrif(^ 5 II. s. bcr 
 ^annooerancr. [bie ^anfcftabt 
 
 H:1ns, H.^in8e, s. Germ, bic ^Xinfe, —town. 
 
 Hanserit'jc, adj. Germ, ^anfcatift^. 
 
 Han'sel, &c. vid. Handsel, &c. [not, 
 
 HJin't, or Hii' n't, vulg. fur: have not, u. has 
 
 Hap, s. bcr jugefd^rc 3ufaU, baSUngefd^rf 
 (good -) bcr ©lucfgfaai ba& ®Iuc5 j (ill -> 
 ber UnglucfSfaaj- hazard, ber 3ufaU, ba& 
 
 To Hap, vid. To Happen. [®eratl)eiVol(>l. 
 
 Hap'l?ss, adj. unglurflid^. 
 
 Hap'ly, adv. 1. oielleidjti 2. oon ungefdljr. 
 
 To Hap'pen, v. n. fic^ jutragen , ficb ereignen, 
 oon ungefd^r gef^c^en? to — on, jufdUig auf 
 Qtvoa6 ftopen, (roo^in) gerat^en. 
 
 Hap'pjly, adv. oon Happy, qv. 
 
 Hap'pjn^ss, s. 1. bie ©liitffcItgFeit 5 2. baS 
 ©litcfj 3. bie ^reubej 4. bie naturlid()e (uo* 
 ftubirte)lnmut^,®rasie,ber9leis.[glucffclig. 
 
 Hap'py, adj. 1. gludflicb (—in, in, mit) 5 2. 
 
 Harangue' [— rang'], s. \)iz furje, au§ bem 
 (Stegrcif ge^altene Sflebe, ^nrcbe. 
 
 To Harangue', v. I. n. einc furje Olebe Ijaltcnj 
 II. a. anrebcn (ba§ SSolf, ac.). 
 
 Harangu'?r [— rang'^r], s. bcr offentUd^t 
 (Spred)er, 9lebner, SSortfu^rer. 
 
 To Har'ass, v. a. 1. qudlen, plagenj 2.(— out) 
 abniQtten, ermuben, crf4)6pfen. 
 
 Har'asser, s. ber Sludler, 2C. cf. b. 0. SB. 
 
 Har'binger, s.fig. ber SSorldufcr, SSorbotc. 
 
 Har'bour, Hiir'bQr, s. 1. W ^erbergc, 2. ber 
 (<See=)>^afen5 3. fig. ber 3uflud)tSort, bie 
 greiftdtte, — tlues, bie ^afengebii^renj — 
 master, ber ^afenmcifier. 
 
 To Har'bour, v. I. 71. feinen lufent^alt no 
 neljmen, ^erbergenj II. a. 1. bctjeibergen, auf= 
 nc^men, 2. ®dju^ geben, ucljernj 3.^/fg. ^c» 
 gen (Sfladje, k.) j 4. Sport, einftallen 5 logern. 
 
 Hiir'bour?r,A-.berSe^erberger, :c. c/. b.o.SS. 
 
 Hiird, I. adj. 1. t^axtifig-s. 2. mit^fam, fd^roer y 
 3. fcblecbt, f(^limm, iibel, ungun|^tg5 4. grob, 
 un^oflit^j gefu^IIoS, ^artj 5. ungered)tj 6. 
 ftrenge, rau^ (o.2Better,2C.) 5T. ^erbe,fauer> 
 
 8. fleif , gejroungen (0. ber ©djreibart, acOf 
 
 9. (— fisted) geijig} 10. unbeugfam, cer^dr* 
 tct, II. adv. 1. — by, nal)e Id } U6}t an, ne= 
 ben an, 2. ftarf, |E)eftig,fef)r^ 3. eifrig^ 4. 
 mul)fam, befd^roerlid^ , fc^raierigj — of beliel, 
 fi^njergldubig, — of hearing, ^rt{)6rig 5 HI. 
 comp. — baked. Sport. (». eincm ^unbe) 
 j^erftopftj — beam, Bot. bie .|)agebu^e5 — 
 beer, f^ale§, faure§ 93ier , — beset, bi(!^t um= 
 geben, — boiled eggs , ^arte (t)art gcfottene) 
 (Sier i — bound, ^artleibig, tjerflopft, — chalk, 
 (SteinFreibej — cherry, Pom.bieJ^erjfirfc^c 5— 
 fare, geringe ©peifen, magerc .ffojlj —fa- 
 voured (— featured) , fibcl gebilbet (P. ben 
 ®efi(btsjugen) , ^dplid^ 3 — gale , Mar, eine 
 fleife ^fi^ltcj — head, Pwg:. ba§ ,Ropffiof ea 
 (beim Slingen), — hearted, ^art^erjig? — 
 heartedness, bie.|)art()ersig?eit5 — horse, tin 
 |ldtifd^e§ (fldtigeS) ^ferbj — laboured, mfi^s 
 
Hard 
 
 368 
 
 Harp 
 
 Tarn cerfertigctj — meat. Sport. trocfnc§ 
 *pferiefuttcr:*^afcr unD ^eu, — mouthed, 
 Wtmdulig5 — nibbed, (i>ou ©(i^reibfet)ern) 
 mit garter <^:pi^i 5 — resin , m^ ® eigen^arj 3 
 
 — roed, mit oielem Sdogcii) a — student , ein 
 emfig <Stut)irenber 5 — ware, t)ie ©ifenraaaren, 
 Btai^maxzn, mdaU= (o'o. furjc) SB. 3 - 
 ware-man , 1. t)er SSerfertigcr »on @ifenn)aa= 
 ren, ic. 3 2. l)er (Sifenfrdmer 5 — witted , l)axU 
 fopfig, bummj — working, arbeitfam. 
 
 To Har'den, -u. I. a. 1. ^drten , f^d^lenj^g-*. 
 2. tcr^drtenj 3. befeftigen, flant)l)aft mac^enj 
 4. ab^dricrtj II. n. 1. lit. &.fig. t>art werDen, 
 *xc^ certjdrten, 2. fic^ obi)drten gegen .... 
 
 Hiir'dener, s.licv, i)ie, Da& ^^drtcnte, ©tdl)Ienl)e, 
 :c. c/. 1). D. SB. [fc^rocf en^eit, 3:Qpferfeit. 
 
 Har'dihood [—hud], s. t)ie ^Kii^n^eit, Uner* 
 
 Hiir'diness, s. l.fcieabge^drteteSSefd^ajfenljeit, 
 Sftufligjeit,^eftig!eit,®e^erjt^eit5 2.t>ie2)rei= 
 ftigMt,SSern>egenl)cit. 
 
 Har'dish, adj. vidg. i)dvtli6). 
 
 Hard'Iy , adv. oon Hard , qv. , 1. i)<XXt, 2C. 3 2. 
 fafl nic^t, fc^raerlid^, faum, 
 
 .Hard'ness, s. l.tiii ^dxtij geftig!eit3 2. t)ie 
 ©i^wierigf eit 3 3. Ijer 9}?angel, 3)rucf (ber 3ei= 
 ten) , Die 'Jiotlj 5 4. bie |)drte , Unempfinblid^ 
 hit, Sflau^f)eit3 ^art^ersigfcit3 SSer^dr= 
 lung 3 ®»"aufamf eit3 .5. bic ,S:arg^eit, ber ® eij 
 6. (— of favour) , bic lible @efid^t8bilbung, 
 |)dplic^feit3 T. bie ©trenge (ber aBitterung)5 
 8. bie eteif^eit, ^drte (im ^JTuSbrucf). 
 
 Hards, s.pl. bie^locfen,ba&SBerg,bie^Ia(i^§= 
 ^ebe. [ma^ 3 2. baS Unred^t, bie SJebriicfung 
 
 Hard'ship, s. 1. bie Sefd^mcrbe, ba§ Unge= 
 
 Har'dy, adj. 1. ^art, fiarf, feft3 abgel^ortet 
 2. fil^n, cernjegen, tapfer3 3. (bumm=)breifi, 
 ^artndrfig3 — shrew, ZooL Ui <Spi§mau§. 
 
 HAre, s. ZooL ber ^afe3— bell, vid. Hair-bell 
 
 — brained, flii(!^tig, un|ltdt,unbefonnen, railb, 
 unbdnbig3 — 's ear, 5o^ ba§ ^-no^rlcin 3 — 
 foot, 1. Bot. ber^-nflec3 2. Om. ber4)-n= 
 fuf5 — bound, 1. Sport, ber .^-nl)unb,®tdu= 
 ber, 2. Bot. ber TCnborn, Sf{oppclei3 — 's 
 lettuce, Bot. bie ®dnfebij^el3 — lip, bie ^-n= 
 fc^Qrtc 5 — lipped, mit ciner ^-nfi:^arte3 — 
 mint, Bot. ber 7fron3 — pipe, Sport, bag 
 |)-ngarn, ^-nne|3 — ragout (— ragoo), 
 CooA-. ba§ ^-nflein, ber ^-npfeffer3 — 's 
 strong , Bot. ber ^aarftrang , @aufen^el5 — 
 wool (— down) , |)-n^aQre 3 — wort, Bot. bie 
 ®dnfepappel. [^arcm. 
 
 Ha'rem [5m.; ha'r?m, Wl.y Ifbrc.], s. ber 
 Har'ler, s. Sport, ber |>Qfen^unb, SStnb^unb, 
 Har'iet, Har'jQt, .v. vid. Harriot. [©tduber. 
 To Hark, To Har'ken , vid. To Hearken. 
 Hark ! Hiir'kee ! int. ^e ! ^6xt\ ^c>re! ^0x6) ! 
 
 Hiirl, s. 1. gla(^§faben, ^anffoben, jc. 5 2. ^a*- 
 
 fen, gaben iiberl)aupt. 
 Har'lequjn [— kin], s. ber ^arlefin3 h.arle- 
 
 quins, pi. Com. eine "JCrt bunte engl. SBoUen= 
 
 scuge. [ber^Qn§n)urftj^reic^. 
 
 Harlequinade' [— kin — ] , s. bie^poffenreif erei, 
 Hiir'lot, I. 5. "ak ^ure 3 II. adj. gemein, rooU 
 
 liifiig. [rerei treiben. 
 
 To Harriot, v. n. 1. bic ^ure mac^en3 2. |)u= 
 Hiir'lotry, s. bie Unfldt(}igfeit, Unjud^t3 bie 
 
 4)urerei. [oel3 2./aw. ber ©c^aben, ^TiQc^tl^eil. 
 Harm, s. 1. bo§ ®6fe, 2eib, Unrcc^t, ber ^re» 
 To Harm, v. a. 1. befc^dbigen, t>erle|en3 2. 
 
 (einem) fc^aben. [Staute. 
 
 Har'm^l, s. Bot. bie |)armel, wilbe (fr)rifd^e) 
 Harm'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. bofe, fd^dblid^, 
 
 nad^t^eilig3 III. — ness, *. bie ©t^dblid^feit. 
 Harm'less, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. ^QrmloS, 
 
 unf(!^dblid^ 5 2. f(|uIbIo§, ttrgIo§ 3 wo^Igemeintj 
 
 3. [(^Qbenfrei, uncerle^t3 III. — ness, s. 1. 
 
 bie |)armIofigfeit , Unfjj^dblid^feit 3 2. bie 
 
 8 c^ulblofigf eit. [^ormonifc^. 
 
 Harmon'ic, — cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 Harmon'jca, s. Mus. bie |>armoniCQ. 
 Harmon'jcs , s. pi. Mus. bie ^armoniele^re, 
 
 |)armoni!. [III. — ness , s. bie ^ormonie. 
 Harrao'nious, I. arf;. ; II. — ly, a Ju. ^armonif(^i 
 Har'monist, s. ber 4>armonifi, ^armonif er. 
 To Har'monTze, v. I. a. libereinftimmenb (^ar* 
 
 moniff^) madden 3 H. n. ^armoniren. 
 Har'monizer, s. Mw5.berproftifd^e|)armoni|^, 
 Har'mgny, s. bic |)armonie. [Sonfeter. 
 
 Hardness, s. 1. ber |)arnifc^3 2. ba§ (J:utfd^O 
 
 ®ef(^irr, ^ferbegef(!^irr3 3. ^Teau. berSa* 
 
 mttfi^arnif(| 3 — brush, t^k ©efd^irrbfirfle 5 
 
 — cleanser , ber ^arnif(^feger 3 — maker , 1 
 ber|)arni[d^mQc^cr3 2.ber<SattIer3 — ropes, 
 bie Bugftrdnge 3 — saddle, ber fleine ©attel 
 ber ^tarren= ober ^anbpferbe. 
 
 To Har'ness, v. a. 1. (fid)) ben 4>orni[d^ an* 
 Icgen, (fid)) gurten3 2. (^ferbe) anfc^irren, 
 auffd^irren. 
 
 Hiir'nesser, s. (Siitex, ber ^ferbe anfd^irrt. 
 
 H.ar'old,5.|)erolb (9}f-n.). Harp, s. l>ie ^arfe. 
 
 To Harp, v. n. & a. 1. bie ^orfe fpielen3 2. 
 (mit on, &c.) rii^ren, bewegenj to — at, auf 
 ^tnjag sit-'Ien, onfpiclcn ; Har'per, Har'pjst, 
 s. ber ^arfner, >^orfenfpieIer (bie |)-in), 2c. 
 
 Har'ping, ;?. I. sir>g. Mar. bcr <S(iiff§[)afen3 
 
 — iron, vid. Harpoon; II. h-s,pL Sliip-h. 
 1. Uc aSreite bc§ ec^ijfcs am a5ug3 2. t^k 
 Stunbung ber SSerg^cIser. 
 
 Harponeer', Harpdo'ner, s. ber |)arpumrcr. 
 Harp66n', s. bie |)arpune. 
 Harp'sijhord , s. ba§ (englifd^c) Slaoicrj — 
 hammer, ber otimm^ammer. 
 
Harp 
 
 369 
 
 Hate 
 
 Har'py, s. Myth, bie |)arpi)(i)e. 
 
 Har'quebuse, &c. vid. Arquebuse, &c, 
 
 Harrateen', s. Com. tin gcringcr mollencr 3eu9 
 
 Har'rjtlan, s. \>k alU SScttel, .f)ure. [(5Woor). 
 
 JTar'rjer, s. v>d. Haiier. [3ettd)Clt (%-n.). 
 
 Har'riot (Har'riet) . s. abbr. (fur: Henrietta) 
 
 ilar'row, s. 1. bic @gge , 2. Fort. V\t <3turm^ 
 egge , ba§ gallgattcr, ©(^u^gatter. 
 
 To Har'row, u. cr. 1. eggenj ttuficipcn ((SrDe, 
 :c.)) 2./g:. (— up) scrrcipen, qudten. 
 
 Har'rOwer, s. 1. ber Gggerj 2. bcr ^agerfalf. 
 
 Har'ry, j. 1. ahhr, fur: Henry, cot. ^cin, 
 ^eins } 2. slow — , chcm. fam. bcr J)igcrirs 
 
 To Har'ry, vid. To Harass.[ofcn, faulc ^cinj. 
 
 Harsh, I. arf;. ; H. — ly, orfu. 1. ^crbe, ftrcnge^ 
 2. barf(^, ^art, rau^, roibrig j III. — ness , s. 
 1. bic |)erbig!cit, Strengc (beS ©eft^macfS) j 
 /i7. &fe. 2. bie ^drtc, {RQu^^cttj 3. bie 
 a5ttrf(^{)eit, 9Btbrig!eit. 
 
 HSrs'l^t, .9. u/c/. Haslet. 
 
 Hart, I. s. ber (5/)o/-<. fe(^»jd^rigc,fdjle(^t« 
 [gcring] jagbbare) ^irfdi 5 II. comp. — evil 
 Fef. bie ^-Uant^iit, OJIaulfperrc bcr ^ferbej 
 — 'sease, vid. Heart's ease; — 's horn, 1. 
 6qS ^-^orn j 2. Bot. bQ§ ^-fraut i /^ot-*. - 
 root , 1. bie asdrrourj j 2. ber SloSmarin 5 
 royal, ber ^-=, ^&irfe=, ,ff reuj* ob. SBegcboruj 
 
 — '8 tongue, bic ^-sungej — 's truffles, pi 
 ber ®iftfd^n>amm j — 's wort (— wort) , 1, 
 bic^-n)uri;}2. bcr ©efcl. 
 
 Ha'rara sca'rum, adj. vulg. roilb, gcrftreut, 
 in dngflli(^cr ©efc^dftigfeit um^erge^enb. 
 
 HUr'v^st, I. s. 1. bic GrntCj 2. Jig. "bzt (Sv 
 trag, (Srfolg j 3. y»/g:. bcr ^crbftj II. romp. 
 
 — fly, Erjf. bicJBaumgrillej — home, 1. bic 
 erntcseit, Grutci 2.ba§ ^-fcfli 3. boSS-liebi 
 
 — lord, bcr obcrfle (obcr SSormann) ber 
 ©knitter j — man , ber (Sd)nittcr j — queen, 
 bie e-F6niginn (mit 95lumciibcFr(5nstc§35ilb, 
 oon ben ©djnittcrn am 6-fefl ^erumgetra= 
 gen) j — woman, bie ©c^nitterinn. [gen. 
 
 To Har'v^st, v. a. cmtcn, cincrnten, cinbrin= 
 Har'vester, s. bcr grntcnbci <S(bmttcr. 
 Has, 3. ])S. sing, praes. ind. t. To Have , qv. 
 To Hash, V. a. t)acfcn, (— up) ficyi ^acfcn, 
 
 ncrbacfcn (p Slagout). 
 H.Hsh, ,v. iiaS> gcfeatftc ^leifti^, Olagout. 
 Has'let, s. baS ©cfc^Iingc eincS ©(^n)ein&.[pcl. 
 Hasp, s. 1. ber {Riegel j bie ^dfpe 5 2. bcr ^ai= 
 To Hasp, V. a. juricgcln, einfd^Iagcn j ju^ofen. 
 Has'sock, s. 1. baS ^nicfiffcn, ^-poljlcr (jum 
 
 ,S:nien in bcr Mx6)i) j 2. bcr Sufficin. 
 Flast, 2. ps. sing, praes. ind. ». To Have, qv. 
 Has'tatcd, adj. Bot. fpicpformig. 
 Haste, s. 1. bic |)Qfl, dilcj 2. ber eifer, bie 
 
 ^eftigfeit i to make — , cilen. 
 I. 
 
 To Hiiste, To Hast'cn [ha'sn] , v. I. n. citea J 
 to - away, fortcilcnj II. a. bccircn, bcf(i(eu« 
 nigen, betrciben. [». SB. 
 
 Hfis'tener [has'ner], s. bcr Gilcnbc, :c. cf. b. 
 
 Has'tily, adv. X>. Hasty, qv. 
 
 Has'tin?ss, s. 1. btc |>afitgfeit; eilfcrtigfcitj 
 2. bie (ungcftume) eilc, SSorciligfeit j 3. bie 
 ^itje, ^eftigfcit. 
 
 Has'tings, s. pi. gen. bie frtS^scitigen ^rut^te. 
 
 Has'ty, adj. 1. eilig, cilfcrtigj 2.fibcreilt,Por- 
 ciligj 3. eifrig, beftigj 4. friiljscitig, fniircifj 
 
 — pear, bie ^ru^birn. 
 
 mt, s. 1. ber|)utj 2. bcr^ffarbinQIS&uti — 
 band, — string, bic |)-f(^nur5 — bodies, ^-s 
 geftcaci - case (mod. — box) , ba8 ^-futtc- 
 ral ,♦ - felt , bcr |)-fi[j 5 - felts, pL ^-fodje j 
 
 — frame, ber ga^tifti^j — maker, vid. Hiit- 
 ter ; — money , Com. bic ,ffapp * 2ah'n , \)a{> 
 ^rim = ®elbj — trimmings, jj/. TfUcS, waiJ 
 sum ^JCufpu^cn eineS ^utcg ge^6rt. 
 
 Ha'table , adj. fyoffenSraert^). 
 
 To Hatch, V. l.a.l. (Qu§)^ecfen, au^briitenj 
 2.,%, auSbcnfcn, (Qu§)brutenj t)crporbrins 
 gen 5 3. Engr. (mit Xinicn) f(i(>attiren; riirof* 
 ^rcn, f(^rdmenj gropircnj II. /<. 1. im J»ru» 
 ten fein ^ 2. fit^ cntroicfein j 3. gut Pon ©tat* 
 ten gc^cn. 
 
 Hatch, s. \.\iiz 4)ccfc, tiCL^ @e(;cct, bic SSrutj 
 
 2. ba§ (:iCuS.)»rutcn, Iug^)ecfcn (nudj >:-•)» 
 
 3. bic ^albc 3;^ur bcr aSrcite nod? (j. is. an 
 ben |)dufcrn bcr Sanbleutc) j 4. bcf. Afar, bic 
 SuFcj 5. bas ©c^u^brctj — bark, gc^acftf 
 (Sic^cnrinbe^ — bars , bie eifcrncn S3ugel iibcr 
 ben Cufcnj — lock, ein pcrborgcnes @d)Io^; 
 
 — way, Mar. ber SBcg (burd) Vk 2ufen) pon 
 cinem jaScrberfc in bad anbcre. 
 
 Hatch'el [IForc, Sm., Cool., &c.; hak'kl, 
 W., &c.], *. bie |>cd)cl. 
 
 *To Hatdi'91, V. a. l)cd)eln C^lad)^, u.). 
 
 ♦Hatch'cler, s. bcr ^cdjlcr, bic ^ed)Icrinn. 
 
 Hutch'er, s. bcr Url)cbcr, Grfinber. 
 
 Hatch'es, s. pi. 1. -ok ©d)rcupc, baS SBc^ri 2. 
 bie SBiefclfaUe, 3. ber Jtornboben. 
 
 Hatch'et, s. bttS ©cil, |)Qnbbei{, bic Wcine 
 ^ytj- face, ba§ ^dflic^e, pcrjerrte, grebe 
 ®cf[c^ti — helve, bcr .|)clm, @ttcl am SSeilc i 
 fio^s. — shaped, beitformig; —vetch, ba^ 
 aSeilfraut 5-stake, Forest baSUmfc^lagcifen. 
 
 Hatch'ings, s. pi. Engr. bie ©(^rofflrung. 
 
 Hatch'ment, Her. ba§ :5:obtenfd>irb. 
 
 To Hate, v. a. ^affcu, perabf(t)euen. 
 
 Hate, s. bcr ^ap (— to, gcgen , mibcr, auf). 
 
 Hate'fiil, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. Pcr^aptj afc« 
 fc^euli(^5 2. gef)Qffigj III, — ness, s. l.ba« 
 SScr^aptcj 2. bic ©e^affigfcit. 
 
 Ha'ter, s. ber ^ajfer, geinb. 
 
 24 
 
Hath 
 
 370 
 
 Haza 
 
 llnth, 3. ps» sing, praes. ind. ». To Have 
 lla'tr?d, s. UX 4)Qf, ©roU. [(ao/.) 
 
 Hat'ter, s. ber .^Utmttiijcrj Hats. h-*s bow, 
 
 ber god^bogcn) h-'s bow-string , DqS JBogens 
 
 Icberam^ad^bogenj h-Vcard, t)ie^ut!rtt|c. 
 Haugb'tjn^ss [ha' — ] , s. ber^tolj/^od^mut^. 
 Haugb'ty [bu' -] , I. adj. ; II. - jly , adv. 1. 
 
 jiolj, ^o^muti)i9,tro$t9 j 2. flolj (1: Haught). 
 To Haul, V. a. (bef. i>/ar.) (nkt)tx')ik))m, an- 
 
 Ijolcn, Qnjic^en, ^alen, fcblcppen ? to — off, flott 
 
 ma^cnj — ing line, bad |)iptttu. 
 Hsiul, J. (bef. Mar.) 1. bcr (mit^uftrcnaung 
 
 beroirftc) 3u9, i)a§ 3ic()en, ©c^Icppenj 2. 
 
 i^w/i. ein 3U9 (^ifc^c) j 3. 7: (a - of yarn) 
 
 Die ^iffe (bas ©ebinb oon 400@arnen). 
 Hau'iage , s. Com. bie SronSportfoften (com 
 
 ec^ifD ; (>>om <Sd)iff, :c. in'g ^auS) j ber ein= 
 Hau'ler, s. bcr 3ic^enbe,;c. c/.To Haul.[f(i^Iag. 
 Haul's^r [ba' — ] , s. vid. Halser. 
 
 Haunch [hanshj, s. bie .|)ufte, ber ©c^cnfelj 
 bic ^onfc (eincy ^ferbe§, ge». p/.)- 
 
 Haunched, odj. |)uften ober 0(^enfel ^abenbj 
 big — ,bicffc^en!elig. 
 
 To Haunt [■uM/g. bant] , v. a. 1. ^dufig, oft 
 (bef. im il. (S. ouf Idflige ^rt) bcfu^cn} 
 l)eimfu(^eu5 2. (oon ©cfpenftcrn) umge^en, 
 fpufen? this house ish-ed, in biefem ^oufe 
 gc^t'S urn, fpuft e§. 
 
 Haunt , .V. 1. ber oft b?fu(i^te Srt, QCufeiit^alt, 
 S5erfammlung»pla§ 5 2. Spori. ber SBcg, ben 
 tin SBilb gen)6()nUd^ nimmt, ba§ Soger, *JJeft 
 (ber 0lauboggcl), bie ^6^Ui 3. ber e(i^Iupf= 
 roinfel. [Haunt. 
 
 Haun'ter, *. ber fleipige Sefuc^er, ic cf. To 
 
 Hau'riant, adj. Her. (». %i]'^in) 2uft f(i^6= 
 
 Haust, *. ber 3ug, @i^lucE.[pfenb, fc^nappenb. 
 
 Haut'boy [ho'boi], .v. Miis. ba§ 4>o(^t)orn, bie 
 4>oboej — reeds, Sboero^ren. 
 
 To Have, V. ir. a. 1. ^ttben, 2. befi^cn, 3. 
 ne^men, cmpfttngen, befommenj 4. crlangen^ 
 5. ^ttlten, bafur^alten,meinen, glauben? 6. 
 n)iinf(^en (baf . . .)j begel)ren5 7. laffen, per* 
 anlaffcn (mit bem barauf folgenben £)biect u. 
 bem p. p.) ; to — by heart, auSwenbig wijfenj 
 to — in derision, perfpottenj to — in honour, 
 in 6l)ren I)alten 5 — at you , vnlg. (to. u.) 1. 
 c§ gilt 5Dir, eS ifl ©eine ©adje, btt fie^e ®u 
 SU } 2. nimm S5id^ in ^f(^t, ®u foHft'S friegenj 
 to — in, entl)altcn 5 to — on , ont)aben (^lei* 
 ber), tragen j — it away ! fort bamit ! — done 
 with it, ^6r' QUfbamitj would you — me. . . ? 
 foil id^ ... ? Ob. : oerlangen Sie , ba^ ic^ . . . ? 
 I would — you write, id) wiinfc^te (id) H^U) 
 Bit f(3^riebcn) I shall — my portrait drawn 
 (or taken), id) werbe mid^ malen laffen. 
 
 Ra'ven, s. bef. * &fig. bcr &ttfeu. 
 
 Hav'^rsaek , s. Mil. ph. ber ^ro»ianlfacf, 
 
 ©djnappfatf j 3:orni|ler. 
 Hav'ock, s. 1. bie SSerrouf^ung j JSernic^tung j 
 
 2. bas^Jiorbenj ©erne^el. 
 To Hav'ock, V. a. 1. ccrwiiften, jerflorenj 2. 
 
 niebermc^eln, crftblagen. 
 Haw, I. *. 1 . ber .f)ag , baS ©e^dgc , ©artc^en , 
 
 2. Bot. ^ii 9J?ct;lbeere (grudjt p.SSei^born)i 
 
 3. Far. ber ^(ecf (ob- TTuyWud^S) im Tfuge^ 
 
 4. Hnsb. bie ^am, ber Jtarftj 5. ba§^n= 
 flopen (im Sfleben), ©tammclnj H. comp. — 
 finch, Orn. ber ,^irfd)finf, ,Kcrnbeipcr5 — 
 thorn, Bot. ber ^ageborn, SBcipborn. 
 
 To Haw, V. 71. im 3flebcn flotfcn, ftommeln. 
 
 Haw-haw' [ha- ha'], *. Gard. tidi^ .f)Q^tt: 1. ber 
 SSer^au, Hu^^au 0. ^dumcn 5 2. e. ©raben ob. 
 Jtanal ft. ber Umjdunung bei ©artcnonlagcn. 
 
 Hawk, .s'. 1. 0/v?.ber^abi(bt,^alfci 2. ba& 
 Sfldufpernj — bill knife, bic|)ippe5 — bill pace, 
 Dent. ein9labenfd^nabel 5 — bill pliers, pi. bie 
 ^aflenjange 5 — eyed, ^alfcnaugcn ()abenb, 
 f(^arfrt(btigi — «noth, Eni.bcr ©(^warmer j — 
 nosed, mit cincr|)abid()tSnafej— owl, Or?i.bic 
 galfeneulc, — weed, Bot. baS .pabic^tsfraut. 
 
 To Hawk, V. I. n. 1. Sport, mit^alfen bcijcn, 
 auf ber galfenjagb fcinj 2, [\i) rdufpcrnj to 
 
 — up, (a.) audrdufpernj II. a. SBaarcn sum 
 SSerfaufe auSbieten, ^auftren. [bcO, gebogen. 
 
 Haw'ked, adj. frumm (jx»ie ein .^abid)tgf(bna= 
 Haw'ker, *. 1. bcr ^alfenjager, ^alfenier, 2. 
 bcr (S55aaren=) ^JTu^rufcr, |)6fe; .<:aufircr; 
 3eitung^trdger. Hawl, &c. f. Haul, &c. 
 Hawse , s. Mar. 1. bie 2age ber TCnfcrtauc i>or 
 ben ^liifen (roenn ba§ ©cbifF »or jipci ^fnFcrn 
 liegt)} 2. h-8 (Ob. — holes) , pi. bie ^Iu&16» 
 d^er, ^liidgaten (26d)cr fiir bie^fnfcrtauc)i 
 
 — bags, bie Jtlufenfdcfe5 — pieces , bie .ftlu§= 
 ^oljer 5 — plugs, bie JlliiSsapfen, Scrtfd)cn. 
 
 Hay, I. s. 1. "Hixh ^cu5 2. cine ^frt SRunbtanj) 
 3. bas ^i%, ®arn (bef. 8«m^^amnd^cnfange)i 
 rowing —, ba§ ©rummet j II. comp. — bote, 
 
 — boot, LaxDy ba§ ^dunred^tj — cock, ber 
 ^-fd^ober^ — fever, Med, ba§ |)-ficber 5 — 
 field, bic ^a\)-^, (|)eu=)28iefe 5 - loft, - mow 
 [— 'mou], ber |)-boben) — maker, bcr|)-= 
 ma(ber, SJJd^erj — monds, p/.bererbepljeui 
 
 — rick (— stack), ber(grofe)^-f^ober, S?-- 
 fe^men, — worms, pi. ^rbwurmer. 
 
 To Hay, v. I. a. .^eu madden, (jcuenj II. n. 
 3te|c jtellen um Jtanind^en , :c. ju fangcn. 
 
 Hay'tj , s, Geog. bie OlepubliF ^axfti. 
 
 Hay'tjan, I. adj. au§ ^atjtii II. s. ber^at)tier. 
 
 Haz'ard, s. 1. ber 3ufoU, bttS Ungefd^rj 2. bie 
 ©cfo^r, bo8 SSageftiicf j Gams. 3. bad ^a= 
 Sarbfpiel 5 4. bas 2o(^ ob. gcnfter (im i5Ba!I= 
 fpiele, K.)5 to run the — , el wogcn. 
 
Haza 
 
 371 
 
 Head 
 
 To Hsa'ard, v. a. (au^ n.) wagcn, aufS "Spiel 
 fe^cn, ©efa^r laufcn. 
 
 Haz'ardaible, adj. KoaQll^, geioagt. 
 
 Haz'arder, s. 1. ter SBagc^jalS j 2. ber ©pieler. 
 
 Haz'ardous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. gemagt, 
 woglid^, 3efd^rUd() j III. — ness , s. Die SKQg= 
 lid^feit, ®efa^rli(^feit. 
 
 Haze, *. ier (Dicfe) 3^ebel, Sfleif. 
 
 Ha'zel, I. .V. But. 1. tie ^Qfcl, >&-(nup=)j^aul)c, 
 tier ^-bufd)) 2. tie ^-nupj II. adj. nup= 
 braun, f)cnbraun5 III. comp. — hen, Or/j. 
 ta& ^-^u^nj — mole , Zool. Ut |)-raauS5 — 
 mould, tie gemeine gelterte, ©ammertc j — 
 nut, tie ^-nupj — tree, tie ^-flQutej — 
 wood , taS ^-gebiift^ 3 — wort , Bot. tie !>-- 
 rourj. [broun 
 
 Ha'zelly, adj. 1. toll 4)afelftautenj 2. nup= 
 
 Ha'zjn?8s, s. toS 3?ebelige, Jl^cbelroetter. 
 
 Ha'zy, adj. 1. nebelig, tid, tfijlerj 2. ange* 
 iQufen (iDie ®IaS, jc). 
 
 He, I. pron. ter 3ten mdnnlidjen ^erfon : 1. er , 
 2. (ttl& ©eterminatioum) terjenige, ter 5 II. 
 s. 1. tQ§ 5}iQnn(ben (0. S^iercn, bef. 00m 
 aSogelgef^lec^t), 2. comp. (beim mfinnlic^en 
 ®ef(^Ie(i^te ter 3:^iere u. burl. ot. ui/Zg. oon 
 ^erfonen) : — bear , ter mdnnl. S5dr j — cat, 
 ter ,RQter5 — goat, ter 3iegenbocf} — ser- 
 vant, ter aSetiente. 
 
 Head , I. s. 1. ta6 ^aupt , ter ,f opf 5 2. tie 
 B^i^i, ter obere S^eilj 3. ter SSortert^eil 
 (eine§ >Dinge§ uberbOi col. tie S5orterfeite 
 einer SJ^unje, ter ^ocrSj tie 3iaU (ta§ S5or= 
 tertl^eil) teS <S(biffeS5 l)er ©(^ifff4>nabelj 3. 
 ter |)ut eines ©efliniropparatSj 4. a) taS 
 6apitcl, ter ^auptt^eilj 6) ter ^unft, 
 ^ouptpuntt) 5. ter 9le(^nungSartiFel,^o|len 
 (im a3u(^e)i 6. tie flbcrfcbrift, OlubriF (einer 
 0lc(^nang, jc)) T. ter 6ntf(ieitung5punfti 
 
 8. a) ter ^duptUng 5 ft) taS ^Qupt (einer (3e= 
 feUf^aft, w.)j c)ter^rdfeg,SJor|^e^erj d) 
 (-of a firm) t. ^QntelS^err, 6^ef, principal? 
 
 9. ta§ SntiDituum, ter ©injclnc (co/. ^opf 
 ot. 9Kann)5 ta8 ©turf (S5ie^)5 10. ter SSer- 
 j^ant} 11. Sport. ta& (Seroei^: a buck of 
 the first— , cin funRd^riger|)irf(^, |). ©om 
 3ten u.4ten^opfe} 12.tie £)ber^ant55}Jadbt, 
 ®c»alt^ |)errfd^Qft, ter Sinflupj ter SSor* 
 rang 5 IB.ter ^6(!^fle ©rat (einer tonf^eit), 
 tie^rifC) <'om-s. 14. (im int. ^antel)tic 
 befteiSorte^ampfcrj 15. cine 5)?ittelquali= 
 tat SBoUc fur tie %u6)ma(i)tvi 16. (im^aav= 
 ^antel) ter ^., tie SBurjel (opp. Point); 
 17. ter @(^n)dren j a fine — of hair , ein fd^6= 
 ncr ^oarn)ud)5} a— of celery, cin ®torf 
 (itopf) iSellerie, — of a printing press. 
 Print, ter (^repO^&crbalfen 5 — of the gal- 1 
 
 ley, Typ. tie 3unge am ©e^fd^ijf 5 - of an 
 arrow, tie Spi§c cine§ ^fcile&} — of the 
 bolts , Mill. ta§ entC; reo ta§ Bd)vot in ten 
 ffieutcl fdUt) — of a cellar, ter ©ingang eine§ 
 ,KeUerS5 - of a chaise, taS SScrtcrf einer 
 e^aifc j - of a book, ter Sitel eineg 33ud)e5 j 
 the two h-s of a cask, tic jiDci SSotcn cineS 
 gafe^i — of a drum, ta§ oberc Srommelfeaj 
 — of a river, ter Urfprung, tie SlucUe (eineS 
 gIuJTe§) J — of a mill-leat, or mill-pond , tttS 
 @efdacbei^fu{)Igraben5 — of a liquor, ter 
 Tfnfaij auf ter Sbcrfldtbe ter ^luffigeeitcnj 
 tie Sber^efc, ©punt^efe j — of the windpipe, 
 Anat. ter ^e^lfopf? — of the yard, Anat. 
 tie eid^el am mdnnl. (Slietc, — of acamp, 
 Mil. tiegronte einc§ Sogers 5 — of the table, 
 ter e^renpla§ (bii Safcl), Mars, a ship too 
 much by the — , cin oorlaftigeS ©cbiff 5 — to 
 wind, ^ad) (ot. gerate) vn ten SKint j — to — , 
 SRann fur SWannj — and shoulder, hci St. u. 
 .Kragen^genjaltfamj to gather—, 1. fibers 
 ^antne^men, fid) [ammclnj 2. tie 3;ruppcn 
 ocrfammeln5 my — turns, mir fd^rointcltj 
 over — , obenj over — and ears (or hand 
 over — ), hi& fiber tie S)l)ren, »6Uig, gdnjlicbj 
 to such a — , ju einer fold^en ©rope 5 to make 
 — , 1. tie @pi|e bicten j fid^ witcrfe^en (mit 
 against), 4)err roertenj 2. fid) oerfammein, 
 jufammenrotten J to give (a horse) the — . 
 (einem^fertc) ten 3figcl f^iepcn lajfcn (aud) 
 Jig. 0. ^erfonen) 5 to take — , fi(broiterfe§cn, 
 bdumen (». ^ferten), to draw to a — , 1. 
 (Siter jie^enj 2. ficb ^erfammelnj 3. (Sflcd^^ 
 nungcn, 2c.) fiberfi^lagenj 4. ffirjlitb n>ie= 
 ter^olcnj I can't make — nor tail of it, i6) 
 mcrte nid^t (lug tarauS j II. comp. &. adj. ter 
 (tie, taS) corterc, oornc^mrte, erfic, |)aupt=, 
 2C. : — ache (— ake), ta§ Jt-WC^i — band, 
 1. tie ^-binte, taS .K-bant, 2. Surg, tic 
 4)auptbintc3 3. Bkh. ta& (Sapitdltben (SSe^ 
 ftod^enc) an eincm SSud^C) To — band, v. n. 
 Bkb. ta§ Sapitdld^cn bcfled()cn) — board, ta§ 
 ,R-bret (an einer aSettftellc)} — borough, 
 Laio, 1. vid. Borough-head; 2. ter (Untcr=) 
 (Sonflabcl) — chases, vid. Bow-chases; — 
 clerk. Corns. 1. ter crfle GommiSj 2. ter 
 95ud^^alter5 3. ter ©efd^dftaffi^rcr 5 - clout, 
 taS ,ff-tucb5 — dag, ter ©tirnriemen 5 — 
 dress, tcr »K-pu§ 5 — f^^st. Mar. tag lfnl)alte= 
 feilj — land, 1. ta§ SSorgcbirgc, tic Sant* 
 '\:(>i^ii 2. (T.) tag eingcljdgte Sontj, — land- 
 lord, tcr oberfie 2et)nt;crr, (Sigentljums^crrj 
 — line, 1. Mar. ta§ Olaatauj 2. 7Vp. tic 
 |)-jcilc5 — long, I. adv. & adj. 1. FopflingSj 
 ter Sdnge langj 2. fiber ^aI8 unb ^opf , un« 
 befonnen? IT. adj. jdb, abft^uffig? — man, 
 24* 
 
Head 
 
 372 
 
 Hear 
 
 ber SSorfle^cr, aSoriict)mflc , ba8 ^auipti — 's 
 man, (n. u.) ter @d^ttrfri(]^terj — master, 
 
 1. bcr Sbcrle^rerj 2. t>er director ^ SHectorj 
 3. ber :ifltineiflcr5 - matter, ber SSaUrat^j 
 
 — money, ba§ ^-gclb, — most,bcf. Sea, ber, 
 bie, bas oorberflej -- page, Typ. bic ^n* 
 fangscolumnej -piece, 1. bas SSornc^mftc 
 an einem ©inge j 2.ba8 ^-ftucf j 3. bie ©turra* 
 l)aubC5 4. jTyp-*. a) ber ginalflorf, 6) bie 
 ®pi§e, Spi^columncj c) bieS^iteloignette (c. 
 SSud^eS) 5 5. ber gute fci^igc ^opfi — pin, ber 
 @(§lufnogeli — qaarters , Mil. baS ^-quar* 
 tier, -- rails , pi. Mor. bic OlcgeUngcn bes 
 ®aUion55-ring, ber Seitring} — rod, tin 
 3oUftorf mit ^u&sug j — roll , 1. ber ^aa^ut 
 (bei ,Kinbern) J 2. ber SBuIfl,J?ringcn(um 
 Saflen Quf bem Jtopfc ju tragen) j Afar-*. — 
 rope, ba& Sberlcif, SUttaleiJ^ — sails, bic 
 SSorberfegel) — sea (— swell) , bie con t)orn 
 f ommenben <Seen (SBclIen) j — ship, bie erfte 
 (obcrfle) ©tettcj SBiirbe, baS Infe^enj — 
 sides , pi. Typ. bie TCnlegcftegej — spinning, 
 Pin-m. bas ^-fpinnenj — stall, ba§ ^-ge* 
 fteU (e. 3aume8) ^ - stick, l. Mar. ba§ ^Ifi- 
 j)erf>olH 2. Typ, ber (Sapitalfiegj- stone, 
 ber edfftein, ^ttuptflein } — Rtrong, ^artnStfigj 
 
 — way, 1. ber SSorfprung fiber^.j 2. Mar. 
 ber ^nlauf eine§ ©iiffes 5 — winds , ungun* 
 flige, wibrige SSinbej — workman, ber erfte 
 unter ben ICrbeitern, S)bermann. 
 
 To Head, v. I. a. 1. tjorn (an ber @pi|e) ftc* 
 ^cn, anffi^ren^ leiten, Ginffup ^abcnj 2. ©or* 
 au$ge^en; 3. mit eincm^opfe, ^nopfe xax- 
 fe^en, befc^Iagen, 4. fopfcn^ fappen; 5. to 
 
 — (up) a cask, ein ^op iuf(l(>lagcn,»erbobs 
 men 5 6. rubriciren j Mars, to — the sea, 
 quer burt!^ bie aBetten ob. m benSBinb fegein, 
 beffcnj the wind h-s (us), ber SBinb ifl (unS) 
 entgegen, II. n. 1. cntfpringen (». einem 
 ^uffe) 5 2,fi(b leiten, regieren (jtcuern) loffen. 
 
 Head'^d, adj. mit einem ^opfc, sfSpfxg: cool 
 — , faltblfitigj giddy — , [(broinbelfop^g, un= 
 bcfonnen? hot — , ^t^fSpfig, long — , fpi§= 
 Jopfig , ffilauj thick — , 1. bitfffipfig, bumm, 
 
 2. birf, bicbt (oon eincr ©aumfrone). 
 Head'^r , 5. 1. ber 5Cnfu^rer5 JC. cf. To Head; 
 2. Mas. ber (erfte) ©dtjiegel, |)auptflein5 3. 
 col. {Lever, &c.) ber ^opffprung. 
 Head'jness, *. 1. bie Unbefonnen^eit, ^ilc, 
 
 2. bic ^artnddigfeit; ^al&flarrigfeit, ber@is 
 
 genftnnj 3. ba& aSeraufd^enbe. 
 Head'jng, s. 1. Typ. ber (Solumncntitclj 2. 
 
 Coop. bttS aSoben^oIj (ju Sfijfcrn) 5 - course, 
 
 Ml*, bic ^ranjleifle. 
 Head'l?ss , adj. 1. o^ne ^opf , 2. fig. unwif* 
 
 fenb, unilberlegfi grunbloS. 
 
 Head'y, adj. 1. fibcreilt, unbcfonnen, ^i$ig j2 
 
 flarr!6pftg, cigenrmnigj 3. berauf(benb. 
 To Heal, v. I. a. 1. (aud^ n.) ^cilcnj ^.fig. 
 
 perfo^ncn? II. n. gencfcnj to — up, ju^eilenj 
 
 h-ing remedy, baS ^iilxaxUti. 
 Hea'lable, adj. ^cilbar. [mittcl. 
 
 Hea'l?r, s. 1. bcr |)eilenbe, ^frjt, 2. ba§ ^eil* 
 HeaU/i, s. 1. lit, &fig. bic ©efunb^cit j bcr gc« 
 
 funbc Buflanbj 2, bic ©ittc , ^crjenSrcin&citj 
 
 3. ba§^cil) good— , bag SBo^lbefinbcn) bad 
 or ill — , ba§ Ubelbe^nben, bie ^viinUi6)hiU 
 
 — officer, ein ®-§beamteter, IIuarant5ne= 
 auffe^erj bill or certificate of — , bcr®-8* 
 pap (ber ®(3^i{fSmannfd(>aft) 5 board of - , bie 
 ®-§commif|ton, ber @-§rat^. 
 
 HeaU/i'ful, I. adj.; II. - ly, adv. 1. gefunbi2. 
 
 ^eilfamj III. — ness, s. 1. bie ®efunb^cit, 
 
 ba§ aBoi;)Ifcinj 2. bic |)cilfamfcit. 
 Healf/i'ily, adv. gefunb, Wo^l. 
 HeaU/i'jness, s. bic (Sefunb^cit. 
 HeaU/i'l$8s, adj. ungcfunb. 
 Heal'f/iy, adj. 1. gcfunbj 2. ^eilfam. 
 Heam, s. ZooU bic 3Ta(bgeburt (o. S^ieren). 
 Heap, s. bcr 4)aufe, J^aufen (»on iDingcn). 
 To Heap, v. a. lit. & fig. ^ufen, fammeln J 
 
 to — up, auf^Sufcnj to — the hides, 7'ff??.bie 
 
 4)fiute in bie ©d^wi^c bringen. 
 Hea'per, *. bcr ^uf^dufer, SSerme^rcr. 
 Hea'py, adj. gc^duft, aufgct^firmt. 
 To Hear, v. ir. n. & a. 1. ^^ren? 2. ju()6rcnj 
 
 an^Sren, crl^6rcn) 3. ge^ord^enj Law?-*, to 
 
 — a cause, cine @a(bc gericbtlid(> untcrfud^cnj 
 to — one, Semanben oer^orcn. 
 
 Hear , I. int. f)Six6) \ bef. Pari. ^6rt! ^6rt! II. 
 
 5. bcr^6rtl^6rtl*0luf. 
 Heard, pret. & p. p. oon To Hear, qv. 
 Hea'r^r, s. ber $6ttvi 3u^6rer. 
 Hea'rjng, *. 1. ba§ ©e^fir, 2. bcr ascrcid^ bed 
 
 ®el)6r§, bie |»6r»eitej 3. baS S5er^6r5 4. 
 
 a — , cine^ubiensj hard (thick) of—, ^art* 
 1 ^Srig? quick of—, fein()6renb > — trumpet, 
 
 — tube, bad J^Srro^r. 
 
 To HeJiH'ken [har' — ], v. n. 1. ju^Srcn J 2. ^or= 
 d^en (— to, auf)5 3. ®e^6r gebcn. 
 
 Hear'kener, s. ber 3u^orer, ^^ord^er. 
 
 Hear'say, *. bas ^orenfagcn; ©erud^t. 
 
 Hearse, I. s. 1. ba& 2ei(ben = ®eriifl5 2. bcr 
 ©argj 3.bergeid()en»agen} bic Sobtenba^rcj 
 
 4. Sport. ba& <B6)malt^Uv (bic ^irfd^!u^ im 
 2tcn Sa^rc) 5 5. vid. Herse, 1. j II. comp. — 
 cloth, ba§ 8ci(^cntud^5 — like, Icid^en^aft, 
 traucrooH. [fargen. 
 
 To Hearse, v. a. auf bic SSa^rc bringen J ein* 
 
 Heart, I. s. 1. lit. &fig. bo§ ^evy, 2. bas ®c* 
 
 mut^5 bie ©ermnung,- 3. bcr mittlerc S^cil 
 
 cincg ©ingeS, ba§ Snncrftej 4. ba8 8cben, 
 
Heai 
 
 373 
 
 Heav 
 
 ter ,Rern J 5. Die ^raft j 6. fcer (gute) SSillej 
 7. i)QS SmpfinbungSoermogcn J 8. Da& ®e= 
 roilfen 5 9. ^<JC ^ersformige ©egcnflanl) : Mar. 
 a) J)tjr grope ©tagblorfj 6) — of a rope, 
 l)a8 ^erj (l)er inncrj^e S^cil) eine§ oierfdfjdfs 
 tigen SoueSj sweet — , uwig-. taS Sdjd^d^en, 
 Der (Die) ©eliebtej — of oak, taS,Rcrn^ols 
 Qu8 Der @i(^C) — of coals, Da§ S5rcnnbare 
 (Dcr aSrennfloff) in ten ^Ro^lenj king of h-s, 
 t>er ^-nfonig (in Der StaxU) 5 to have at — , 
 1. (etnjtt&) Quf Dem |)erjen ^aben, [Ic^ frdn= 
 fen iiber ... 5 2. pKi^ (StroaS) angelegen fcin 
 iQJfenj with all my — , oon gansem |)cr5en, 
 fe^r gernj by — , auswenbigj to take — , ein 
 |)ers (3Jiut^) foffen j out of—, mut^lo^, nie= 
 Dergcf(blQgen) to keep (a field) in good— , 
 (ein ^elb) gut (in gutem StQnbe) ^alten j II. 
 comp. — ache, Da8 ^-mf) J — (or — '«) blood, 
 I. lit. baS |>-blut, gebenj 2.Jig.tia6M^' 
 li(^fle, bie (Slfenji — bond , Mas. Die oerbun» 
 bene 5Kaurerarbeit j — break, ber tiefe^ums 
 mer, ba§ ^erselcibj — breaking, I. p. a. ^-s 
 bre(ienb j ILj.baS ^erseleib j — burn (— burn- 
 ing), 1 . ba& (Sobbrenncn 5 2. ber ® roll, ^ap i 
 
 — ('s) ease, l.bieSflu^e, 3ufrieben^eit, 33eru= 
 b^igung 5 2.Die^-f!drf ung5 3. Bot. Die 2)reifQl= 
 tigfeitsblumc, baS ©tiefmuttercbenj at — 's 
 ease, nacb-fjersenSrounfi)— easing, ^-erleicb= 
 ternbi— expanding, b-erweitemb, b-crbebcnb, 
 
 — felt, Icbbaft, tief empfunben, innig, ftiXi- 
 lid), ru^renb j — grief, ter |)ersen8fummer 5 — 
 hardened, »er^ttrtet, Derj^ocftj groufttm} — 
 heaviness , Der ^erjen&!ummer, bie ®(broer= 
 mutb J — peas (— seed) , pi. Bot. ^-erbfen, 
 ber ^-famej — 's purse, Anat. ber |)-beutelj 
 -searching, b-erforf(benb, ^-ergrunbonb, 
 
 — shaped, b-formig, — sick, 1. fronf am 4)., 
 DoS ^-gefpann bo^cnbj 2. gemiitb^franf, 
 
 — sore, I. s. 1. baS ^-geftbroiir? 2. Dq§ ^-= 
 n»eb5 ^crjcleib) II. adj. ^-bcnemmciibj To 
 -strike, fig. 1. im^erjen cernjunben j 2. riib= 
 ren; — strings, pi. Die ^-fibcrn 5 — swelling, 
 
 1. arf;. * im |)ersen entflommt, erbittcrtf 
 II. s. ber ©roll, |)ap, bie Seibenfcbaftj — 
 whole , 1 . mit freiem ^erjen 5 2. mit ganser 
 ,^aft, unentnerotj unioerIe$tj — wort, Bot. 
 ba$ Xiebflocfcl 5 — wounded , tief ccrrounbet, 
 f!erbU(^ oerliebt. 
 
 Rear'ted, arfj. 1. -Bo^ vid. b. b. Heart-shaped ; 
 
 2. comp. mit einem ^erjen, 'bf^ig- 
 
 To Hear'ten, u. o. ^erj, 5Wut^ mo(ben, auf« 
 
 munternj to — up, onfeuern. 
 Hear'ten^r, s. De: (Die, ba§) grmutbigenbe. 
 Ue.Hri/i, .y. Der J^erD (ttU(b J?g.); — money 
 
 (— penny), DQ& ^-gelb , Die |)-fleuer5 — rng, 
 
 Der ,RQminteppi(b 5 — stone, Der ^-^cin, Das 
 efiricb j — wood , barteS ^olj fiir Den f)erD. 
 
 Hear'tjly, adv. oon Hearty , go. 
 
 Hear'tjn^ss, s. 1. Die^erjlicbfeit, 3nnig!eit» 
 Sffenbeitj 2. Die 5}?unterfeit5 Sixa\ti - of 
 appetite, j^arfcr "iCppetit. 
 
 Heart'less, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ^erjloS, 
 mutblog/ jagbaft, fleinmutbigj HI. — ness,*. 
 Die3agbaftigfeit, Der ^Icinmutb. 
 
 Hear'ty, I. adj. 1. l^iXlUd) , innig/Offcn, 2. 
 warm, eifrigj 3. gefunb, munter, 4. frobJ 5. 
 flarf, Derb, tucbttg , 6. fefl, Dauerbaftj- food, 
 nabr^afte ©peifej II. s. dim. 0. Heart, vulg. 
 &fond. gen>. pi. my hearties, meine Xiebcu, 
 4)erjen§Knber, 4)erjcnSiungcn. 
 
 Heat, s. 1. Die S;>i^tifig-s. 2. Die ^., SBdrme, 
 DaSgeuer, Die ^eftigfeitj Der ^iferj 3oriij 
 DieUneinigfeit, ^parteiroutb) 3. einc bcftige, 
 ununterbrodjcne ^janblung: bef. Sports.^. 
 (a — ) ein einjelncr Sauf (in eincm SBettren* 
 nen), ber ^lugj 5. (the -) Die beim SBett= 
 rennen ju laufen beflimmte Gntfernungj at 
 a — , auf einmal, in einem Btxid)e, 
 
 To Heat, v. I. a. 1. beip madden, bfijcnj er= 
 ^i§en5 2. einc ©d^rung cerurfadjen, branbig 
 mocbenj 3. bclebenj II. n. 1. beip, bi^ig rocr= 
 Den, ji(b erbi^cn? 2. in ©d^rung geratben j 
 
 — ing furnace, f-w. Der Scbroeipofen. 
 Hea'ter, s. I. Der |)eipmacbcnbei 2. Dq5 f^tifi 
 
 eifcn, ber a5oI$cn, (^IdttOStabl- 
 Heaf/i, *. I. Bo^DQ§^eibefraut}2.Dic^ciDCj 
 
 — berry, berry - bearing — , Die ^ciDelbeer* 
 flauDej — broom , Dcr .f)ciDebefen} — cock 
 (—bird), Der JBirf^a^ni — game. Sport, 
 collect, vid. Grouse ; — hen , DoS SSirfbubn J 
 
 — mutton, ^eiDefcbofej — peas, pi. Die SBo* 
 gelroidfenj — rose, Bot. Die |)ciDerofe. 
 
 Hea'then, I. *. Der |)eiDe5 il. {or Hea'thenjsh) 
 adj. beiDnif(b. 
 
 Hea'thenism, s. DaS ^eiDent^um. [matben. 
 
 To Hea'thenize, v. a. beibnifcb (Sum .f>eiDcn) 
 
 Hea't/i^r, s. Bot. Da8 |)ciDefrttUt. 
 
 Hea'f/iy, adj. r>oU ^eiDcfraut, ^eiDig. 
 
 Heat'less, adj. obnc SBdrme, fait. 
 
 To Heave, v. reg. k ir. l.a.l. (in Die ^6^c) 
 bebcn, erbebenj 2. rcerfen, (Mar. Da8 2otb) 
 au&roerfenj 3. (— up) aufb^ben, aufjieben, 
 aufroinben ? 4. fcbroeUen matben j 5. (einen 
 ©eufser) ^olen (ou(b n. [tief aufOfeufscn)^ 
 Mars, to — abroad , aufbiffcn (eine ^laggc, 
 JC.)) to — down a vessel keel-out, ein ®(btif 
 (umlegen, urn eS p) fielen,fieI^oIen} II. n. 1. 
 an=, ouffiroeUenj aufgeben (com Seige, jc.)) 
 2. fi<b er^eben » 3. fx(b beben, aufflopcn i 4. feu* 
 (bfcn, (na(b 8uft) fdbnappen 5 5. fid) roorgen 5 to 
 
 — and set. Mar. oor ^nfer reiten, jlumpfen. 
 
fleav 
 
 374 
 
 Heel 
 
 I16ave, s. I. t)a§ ^eben, Ifufljebenj Uv ©top 
 ttufwartgj 2. t)Q§ (7Cuf=)®*n>eUcnj 3. ba& 
 tiefe TCt^men, ©eufsen^^cud^cn? 4.t)asaBor= 
 gen? — offering, Jew. Ret. baS ^ebopfer. 
 
 Heav'en, *. ber ^immel (QU(i^,%)5 — born, 
 com ^. ^er, l)immlif(i^ 5 — directed, 1. ^-s 
 »ttrt» gerid^tet, l()-Qnfirebcnb} 2. com |). 
 (t)on @ott) gcleitet. [fommcn^eit. 
 
 Heav'enljness, *. bieb6(l>f!c (^immUf(^e)S5oII= 
 
 Heav'enly, adj. &. ado. ^immlifd^. 
 
 Heav'cnward, Heav'enwards , adv. ^immcl= 
 wdrt§, ^tmmelan. [^chchaum, J^cbcl. 
 
 Hea'ver, s. 1. ber ^cbenbc, ^^Cblaberj 2. bcr 
 
 Hejiv'jly, adv. 0. Heavy, ^y.; to gooff — . 
 Com. langfam abge^en (»on SBaareit). 
 
 Heav'jn?ss, jr. 1. bic ©cbwercj 2. bie ©^rocrs 
 fdUigfeit, Srdgl)eiti 3. bcr ©rucf C^g"*) 3 *• 
 bic ©d^mcrmutl). 
 
 Heav'y, I. adj. & II. ado. in comp. 1, gen. 
 f^roerj 2. Idftig, bcfd^mcrlicb/brucfenb) 3. 
 belabcitj 4. uncerbaulid) j 5. ^eftig,ftttrf j 6. 
 fett, frui^tbar j T. fc^raerfciaig, plump, fc^ld^ 
 frig, trdge, 8. bummj Utauhti 9 fd)iDermfl= 
 t^ig, nicbergef(^Iagcnj 10. betrubenb , trau= 
 rig 5 — of sale, Com. fd^rocr ju oerfaufen ob. 
 Io§ 5U roerbenj — headed , bicffopfig, bumm, 
 — '"netal, fdjwcreS ob. grobe§ ©eft^u^, — 
 petronel , bic 9leiterpiftole , Sl-bud^fc, — 
 roads, grunblofe, auSgcfa^rene SBcgc} a — 
 sea, bie ^ol)C, f^roere ®ce 5 — spar, Min. bcr 
 ©d^werfpat^, bie ©c^mererbe. 
 
 Hebdom'adal, Hebdom'adary, adj.n66)(ntli6). 
 
 ■^ Heb'en(()n^, f. Ebony. To Heb'etate, v. a. 
 (Qb)flumpfen. [pfen 5 2. bie ©tumpf^eit. 
 
 Hebeta'tion, .v. ].ba§@tumpfma(l^en,^(bftum5 
 
 Heb'etude, s. bic ©tumpf(;)eit, ©umml)eit.[if(^. 
 
 Hebra'ic* — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. ^cbrd* 
 
 He'braisra [or heb' — ] , *. bcr ^ebraiSmu§. 
 
 He'br?List [or heb' — ] , Hebrfcjan , s. ber be§ 
 |)ebrQifd^en ^unbige, col. ber ^ebrder. 
 
 He'brew, I. .v. l.bcr^cbrdcrKorHe'brewess) 
 bie ^ebrderinn j 2. ba§ J^ebrdif^c j IT. adj. bc= 
 
 He'brjdes, s. pi. Geog. bie^cbriben. [brdifd^. 
 
 Hec'atorab [— torn] , s. Ant. bie ^cfatombe. 
 
 Heck, s. 1. bie maufej 2. bie Z\)MlinUi 3. 
 bie <3tromtrummung, SBinbung. 
 
 Hec'kle, s. k v. vid. Hatchel. 
 
 Hec'tic, I. or — cal, adj.; II. — cally, adv. %th 
 tifd> , f(&»inbfu(i^tig j III. s. bic ^cftif, 
 @(^»inbfu(^t j a-, bic flut^tigc m6tf)c. 
 
 Hec'tpr, s. \. ^c!tor (5JJ-n)j ^g-*. 2. bcr 
 TCuffd^neiber, Sflenommift, SSramarbaSj 3. 
 ber nudlgcifl, ^laggeifl. 
 
 To Hec'tor, v. v. 1. (& a. ©incm) tro^cn, 
 broken j 2. grcpfprcd^cn , pra^lenj Idrmen, 
 renommiren. 
 
 Hed^ra'ceoas, adj. 1. (Sp^eu ()cri>otoringcnb J 
 ooU (ober rcid^ an) ©p^cu, 2. con ©p^cu. 
 
 Hedge, *.bie ^ccfc, bcr 3aun j — bird, —creep - 
 er , bcr Sanbftrcid^cr , an. ©traud^bicb i 
 
 — born, con nicbrigcr (unbchnntcr) ^cr- 
 Funftj — bud, bic ^agebuttej — fumatory. 
 Bat. ber^ecfenerbraud^i — hog, 1. Zoo^bcr 
 SgeXj 2. Ich. ber Sgclfifcbi 3. Bat. ber^gel* 
 tlec i — hog-thistle, Bot. ber Cactus j — mar- 
 riage, bie SSinJclc^cJ Bot-s. — mustard, bcr 
 SBcgefcnfj — nettle, bic ^ecfcnnclfel, — note, 
 1. ba§ ©orfUcb 5 2. bic niebrige ©d)rcibart i 
 
 — pig, bcr jungc Sgcl, — plant, i?ot. bie 
 saSalbrebcj — priest, bcr Sffiinfelprcbigcr, 
 vidg. SScttcIpfaffc i — row, bieffioumtjctfcj — 
 school, bie SSinfclf(^utcJ — sparrow, — war- 
 bler, Oni. bic braungcflcrftc ©ra&mudfej — 
 tavern, bic SBinfelfdjcnfc, ^neipc. 
 
 To Hedge, v. I. a. l.cerjduncn, ein()dgcn,um* 
 geben, bepflanscn, 2. bcfcfiigcn} to — in, 
 cinjdunen, einfc^Iiepcn j to — out, au§f(l^tie= 
 fen, II. n. gcbucftgc^cn, fic^ ccrbcrgcnj to 
 
 — aside, fcitab n)ci(i^enj hedging bill, ba&^a= 
 gcmeffcr, bic 3aunfid)cl. [tcnbcf(^nciber. 
 
 Hed'ger, s. bcr 3aunma(^cr, SScrsduncr ^ ^e^ 
 To Heed, v. a. &. n. Uad^Uxi, bcobat^tcn, bc= 
 trad^tcn, errodgcn. 
 
 Heed, s. 1. bic <Sorge, ^fufmcrffamfeit,^ut, 
 lid^ti 2. bic SSorficbt, 33c;*utfamfcit5 to give 
 — , ^d^tung gcbcn, aufmcrfcn (— to,auf)j 
 to take — , fi(j^ corfct)cn. 
 Heed'ful , I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado, 1. icac^fam, 
 corfK^tig, bc^utfam? 2. ad^tfam, aufmcr!* 
 fam (— of, auf)j III. — ness, Hee'diness, *. 
 1. bie SSorficbt, aSetjutfamFcitj 2. bicidjtfam* 
 Hee'djly, adv. Con Heedy, qv. [hit 
 
 Heed'less, I. adj. (mit of) ; II. — ly, adv. un* 
 ad^tfam, nat^ldffig, forgloSj gcban!cnIo§, un* 
 bcfonnenj III. — ness, s. bic ^fcbtlofigfcit, 
 3ia^l(i[Ti^hit , ©orglofigMtj Unbeba(^tfam= 
 fcit, Unbefonnen^eit. [forgfdltig. 
 
 Hee'dy, adj. odjtfam , bcbad^tfam, corft(^tigi 
 Heel, l.s.l. bic ^crfe (am gupe) 5 2. bcr ganje 
 gup,- 3. ber 'Kh[a^ (an etiefcln, 2c.)j 4 bie 
 ^acfe (an ©trumpfcn)^ 5.bcr^norrcn,?fu&* 
 »U(^§ (am ^olje) , T. bie JBcuIcj 6. Gam. 
 ber fiinfil. ©porncn hd ^ampf^d^ncnj T. 
 ber ^uf bcr ^ferbe, ^^irfd^c, :c. > 8. Mar. bcr 
 gup, ^iel (cine§ OJJafteS ob. ^icle§)5 9. bic 
 gcrfe (ber ^interfljcil) einc§ glintcnficineS, 
 1C.5 10. fig. ber Ic^tc 3:e>eit, ©(^lup, ba§ 
 gnbcj to be at the h-s, 1. (Gincm) auf ber 
 gcrfc nad^folgen , 2. ((Sincn) bic^t (ob. auf ben 
 §Up) CCrfotgcnj to betake one's self to one's 
 h-8, gerfengelb gcbcn , auSrcipcni U.comp. 
 
 — band, Shoem. ba$ Xbfa^tcbcr j - bone, 
 
Heel 
 
 375 
 
 ndp 
 
 AncLt. U6 '^ivicnUim Shoein-s. — maker, 
 toer Hbfa^fc^nciber j - pegs, pi. edju^pflodfc 5 
 
 — piece, Der ^(cce (ttuf cinen ^bfa$), Jointer* 
 Pect, Sfluflcrj To - piece, v. a. beflecfcn 
 (©c^a^c, :c.) j — I»'ate, G-sm. bic .Rappc am 
 GnDc cincS glintcnfolbenS j — point of a 
 plough , Husb. Die ^erfc ob. ber SIragpunft 
 cincs ^flugcS, — tap , l. Shoem. Ux boU 
 jcrnc @iul)nagel 2. ca«<. bic 9ieigc im ©lafc^ 
 
 — tap! int. au»getrunfen! — tenon, Mar.Der 
 3apfen am ^ufe eineS 5}faflc§. 
 
 To Heel, v. 1. 7J. (bcf. Mar.) fidj aufbic ©eite 
 
 Icgen, frengenj II. a. 1. 5porf. (cincn Soa^n) 
 
 bcwaffncn, befpornenj 2. S/i oem. (Sdjube) 
 
 bcflerfen. [fer !dmpfenbc ^a^n. 
 
 Hee'ler, s. Sport, ber mit feincn ©porneii roah 
 Heft, s. 1. bcr ^alt, SBibcr^altj 2. bieecbwe-- 
 
 re, ba& (Seroicbtj 3. ter ©tci, Druct. 
 Heg'jra, s. Clirou. bic 4?egir<»/ ^ebfcbra. 
 Heg'ier, vid. Higgler. 
 Heii*er [hefer], «. bie junge ,Ru^, ^drfcj h-s, 
 
 pi. Com. ^ciute oon jungem Olinbcicb- 
 Heigh! [hi or ha] int. be! b^Ua! — ho! a^ I 
 
 i}a\ad)\ Q(b ®ott! oweb! 
 Height [hit], s. 1. bic^o^cj 2. bie :jCn^6^ej 
 
 3. Typ. bie (Scbriftbobe (ber 8ettern)5 4. 
 
 Math., &c. bie ^ol^o^ej ^.fig-s. ber bo()e 
 
 Ob. bodjfte Grab, ®ipfelj bie innere @tdrfc. 
 ToHoIgh'ten [hi'tn]. v. a. 1. bef. fig. erbe= 
 
 ben j 2. pergrof cm, ocrmebren j 3. tjerbcffern, 
 
 ^eben, oerebein (— into, ju). 
 Hei'nous [ha — ] , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ah» 
 
 f(beuli(b, \)erru(btj III. — ncss, .?. bieTTbs 
 
 f(beirii(bfcit , SScrru(btbcit. 
 Heir[Ar], 5. DerGrbej to be — to..., erben 
 
 (etroaS) 5 — loom , ba (oom Srbgute unjcr^ 
 
 * To Heir, v. a. erbcn [trennU(be) CfrbfWcf. 
 
 * Heir'dom, >\ baS Grbc, (Srbgut j bic erbfd^oft. 
 
 * Heir'ess. s. bicGrbinn. 
 
 * Fleir'less, adj. o^ne 6rben, crbloS, unbeerbt. 
 
 * H^ir'siiip, s. bic (SrbfcbQft, bad Qrbrccbt. 
 Field, pret. &. p. p. Oon To Hold, qv. 
 Hei'^n, Hel'ena, s. ^tUm (^-n.). 
 Heli'ac?l» !• orfj" ; H- — ly» (^dv. Ast, bic ©one 
 
 ncbctreffenb, l^cMahid). [©piralUnic. 
 
 Hel'ical, adj. fcbncrfenlinig, fpirali — line, bie 
 Heljcom'etry , s. Math, bic JRunfl (Sibnctfcn* 
 
 linien ju sci(bncn unb ju berc(bnen. 
 Heliocen'tric, ad;, ^.vf. bcliocentrifcb. 
 Heliograph'ic adj. bcliograpbiftb ? — chart, 
 
 bic (Sonncnfarte. 
 
 Heljog'raphy, s. Die ^cliograpbie. 
 He'ljoFd, adj. Math. — parabola, Die pfirabo= 
 
 lifd>c (fcgcUinigc) ©d)nccfenlinie. 
 Heljora'eter, s. Ast. bcr (Bonnenmcjfcr. [fcop. 
 He'ljoscupct. A9f.Da5 Sonncnfernrobr,.^elios 
 
 [He'ljostate, *. Ast. & P/i!/.bcr|)elioflat,^lan-- 
 
 I fpicgcl. 
 
 He'ljotrOpe, s. 1. Ant. \iit ©onnenubrj 2. 
 Jiot. bieSonnenmenbc, @-bIumei 3. Min. 
 bcr ©-wcubcllcin. 
 
 Heljspher'jc^il, adj. Ast. fpiralformig. 
 
 He'ljx, s. 1. Arch. Die @(bnccfe, ber @(bn6r« 
 Ulj 2. Geom. bic (Scbnecfenliniej 3. Anat, 
 
 He 11, a66r. fur the will. [Dcr dufere SDb^ranb. 
 
 Hell ,Ls.l. Die 4)6UC (au(b^ff.)i 2. .Script, 
 baS ®rab j 3. h-s, pi. bic 4)6Uenbdufcr (b. i. 
 terrufencn ©piclbdufcr bef. am mfil ©nDe 
 ber ©tabt SonDon) j n. camp. - black, Fobl* 
 fcbmarji — born , — bred, in bcr ^. crjcugt; 
 ^6Uif^ j — broth , bcr ^-tran!) — dooiued, 
 oerbammtj — hag, Der :p-nbra(bc (bofcS 
 SBeib) 5 — hated , bodjfl oerbaf tj — hound, 
 1. Myth. Dcr 4)-nbunD} 2. cont. Dcr 4)cnfcr, 
 Scufclj — kite, Dcr ^-ngeier^ ^refivanft. 
 
 Hel'lebore, s. Bot. Die ^Rie^wurj. 
 
 Hel'leborr»in, s. P/iarm.DaS^yiicSiDUrjprdparat. 
 
 Hel'ienic [or helen'ik], adj. bt'Icnifcb, gric* 
 
 Hel'lenism, s. bcr ^cUcniSmus. [(bif(b- 
 
 Hel'lenist, s. bcr ^cUcnift. [lenifiifrt). 
 
 Hellenis'tjc, -- cal, I. adj. ; II. - rally, adv. bcl» 
 
 To Ilel'lenize , v. n. gricd^if(b fpredjen (f(brci« 
 
 Hel'lespont, s. Geog. bcr ^eUcfpont. [bcn). 
 
 Hel'iish, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. Ij6aif(b. 
 
 Hell'ward, adv. ^aUcnrofirtS. 
 
 Helm, .V. 1. ber |)elm, bic ©turmtjaubcj 2. 
 Her.y List. &. Bot. Dcr 5)elm j Mar-s. 3. ba* 
 ©tcucr, ©teuerruber (au(b ^g.) ; — '» man, 
 Der ©tcucrmannj — port, ba§ ^cnnegat. 
 
 To Helm, v. a. ftcuern, Icitcn, regicren. 
 
 Hel'm?d, Hel'meted, p. a. gebclmct, bc^Clmct. 
 
 HeI'met, .v.ber^JClmj — pigeon, Or«.bic4?au* 
 bentaube j — shell , Omch. ber <Sce^elm. 
 
 Helnun'f/nc, I. adj. SSiirmcr betreffenbj II. 
 h-s, s. p^ Med. SBurmmittct. [9iuDer. ' 
 
 Helm'less, adj. l.obnc |)clm 5 2.obne (<Steucr=) 
 
 He'Iot, s. Ant. Der 4)eIote,fpartanifd)e®clai^c. 
 
 Helo'tjs, s. Med. Der SBcicbfelsopf. 
 
 To Help, V. I. a. 1. (— in , ofl', out , &c. , bin- 
 ein*, forts, auS*, ic.) ^elfcn, beiftc^cnj 2 
 (einem Singe) ab^elfen} 3. fortt)elfcn, bef6r= 
 berni Pcrme^ren, 4. beilcnj 5, (@incm bci 
 Sifcb Gtn)a&) rei(ben, (i^n) bebicnenj I can- 
 not — remarking, i(b fann ni(bt umbin ju 
 (i(b mup) bemerfenj I cannot — it , i(b fann 
 eS nitbt binbcrn j it cannot be h-ed, c5 fatttt 
 fRiM^ belfcnj to — down, ^g. jum Untcr^ 
 gangc beitrogenj to— on, fortbclfen, auf* 
 ^clfen, ((Stma^) beforbernj to — to ... , 1. 
 oerftbaffen , oer(>cIfen ju . . .5 2. (bei Xiftbe) 
 6^n)aS reicben, oorlegcnj II. w. bcitragen, 
 |>ulfe leifiicn, bebiilflitb fein (— to, ju). 
 
Help 
 
 376 
 
 Herb 
 
 Help, s. I. sing, l.bic ^ulfc, ber «eiftant)5 
 2. DaS ^ulf^mittelj 3. Am. cin @et)ulfe, tim 
 ©e^iilfinn j — mate , Ux ®c()ulfc, tie ®e^ul= 
 flnnj II. h-s, p/. Man. W 4)ulfcn. 
 
 lJel'p?r, J. 1. tcr ^elfer, Seiftant), jc c/. To 
 Help ; 2. t)er ubcrsd^Uge Siener, ©e^iilfe. 
 
 Help'fiil, adj. 1. be^iilflic^, 2. bienlic^. 
 
 Help'less, 1. adj.; 11. - ly, adv. 1. ^iilfloSj 2. 
 oerlaffen ? III. — ness, s. tie 4)ulf tofigfeit. 
 
 Hel'ter skol'lpr, ado Jam, iibcr ^al& UUb Jtopf, 
 oMig. {)oltfipolter. 
 
 Helve, .y. t)er ©tiel, ^elm (eincr :ifxt). 
 
 To Helve, v. a. mit einem ©tick oerfc^en. 
 
 H?lve'ti?i [— shja] , s. ^eloeticu, bie ©(^rocij. 
 
 H^lvet'jc, adj. ^elOetif(^ j — confeUeracy, /'oL 
 t)ic fdjroeiicrifiie eibgencifenfdjaft. 
 
 Qem, I. s. I.ber8aum((;n^leiteni,:3:iid^ern, 
 2C.) j 2. fiS' ber ©aum, {RanD, tie Ginfaffung 5 
 ll.tnt. ^em!f)m! ^e! ^eba! 
 
 To Hem , v. \.a.\. fdumen , 2. mit cinem 9lan= 
 t)C\)erfel)cn, cinfQffen,bcfc§en^ 3. ^g. (mit in) 
 einfd^lie^en, umringen 5 II. n. fic^ rdufpern. 
 
 Hem'ashate, .v. Mia. ber ©lutQd^at. 
 
 Hem'atjte, s. Min. bcr JBlutftciil. 
 
 Hemeral'opy, s. Med. bie ^ladfjtblinbpeit. 
 
 Heitt'jcr^ny , s. Med. bQ§ einfcitigc »kopfn>e^, 
 bicQJiigrdne. [^ttlbsirfelformig. 
 
 Hem'jcycle, I. s. ber |>ttlbsir!cl j II. adj. Arch. 
 
 Hem'jn?, s. Med. cin5J?ap \?.ungefd()r6Uu5cn. 
 
 Hem'iplegy , s. Med. Uc ^Qlbfcitige gd^mung. 
 
 Hem'isphere, s. bcf.^^f.bie|)cmifpl)drc,^alb= 
 
 Hemjspher'ic* — <^?l1 » adj. ^albfugclig. [fugel. 
 
 Uera'isticb, .v. Poet. ba8 ^emifli(^ium. 
 
 Hein'iock, x. 1. Bot. ber ©(bierling j 2.fig. ber 
 (SJiftbcd^er 5 — bark , bie i>linbe ber ©cbier= 
 ling»tannc j— spruce-fir, bie©(^icrling&taimc. 
 
 Heraop'toe, Hemgpto'sjs, HemSp'tysis, s.Med. 
 bag asiutfpeien. [flurg, SSlutflup. 
 
 Hera'orrhage [beni'oraj], s. Med. ber 33lut= 
 
 Hcraorrhoi'dal [beraproi'd^il] , adj. Med. ^d= 
 morr^oiboUfdj. [.f)dmorr^oiben. 
 
 Hem'orrhoids , s. pi. Med. bie golbene Tfber, 
 
 Hemp, s. Bot. ber ^Qnfj — agrimony, ber 
 aSttferboften j — dose , — plot , — yard , ber 
 ^-orfer , bag ip-felb , — comb , \iit .^-bedjel, 
 — dog's bane, bie ©cibenpflanscj — dresser, 
 ber ^-bereiter) — kiln, bicj^-barrcj — packed 
 piston, Mech. ber ,ftolben mit p-Ubcrung 5 — 
 geed,ber^-famej— (seed-) oil, b«S^-6li — 
 shakings, pi. bcr Tfu&fcbup^anf , — sheaves 
 pi. bic.f)-fidben j — stalk , ber 4)-)^engeIi - 
 to'^, bie |)-^ebe 5 — tree, BofMx Jteuf(bbaum. 
 
 Hora'pen, adj. J^dnfen? — rope. M6 4>-feiI. 
 
 Hen, s. bie ^enne, baS SSeibdben (be§ fianb^ 
 vogcle), bie ©iej bef. ba» ^Qu&^ubnj — bird, 
 jfcu. bie ^cnne (H^ SBeibrben beS |)ubncrge= 
 
 \d)k^U)i— pigeon, bie Zauhti — sparrow, 
 bad (SpcrlingS»cib(^en, 2c. j Bot -s. — bane, 
 ba& JBilfenfraut j — bit, bcr .f)itl)nerbarmj - 
 coop, baS 4>ii^n^^^^^'^^fi^iP (^^f ©djijfcn), 
 Orn. — driver , bcr SBleifalfj — 's feet, vid. 
 Hedge-fumatory;— harm,— barrier, Orn. bcr 
 grouraeipe ©eierj — hearted, perjogt^ feigc, 
 — house, ba& 4)U^ner^auS3 — mould soil, ^gr. 
 [(i^marser, [(^lammiger Sobenj To — peck, 
 V. a.fam. (x>on bofcn SBcibern, ben OJfonn) 
 be^errfc^en ober iDielmel)r qudlcit , — pecked, 
 fam. unter bem ^antoffcl fte^enbj — roo.st, 
 bie ^u^nerflange, 4)-fleige, bcr 4)-flttU. 
 
 Hence, I. ado. 1. fion ^innen, (oon ^ier) njcg, 
 fort, l^inroeg, 2. ^ierouS, barauS, ©on t>ai 
 3. bat>er, bep^alb j 4. (— forth , — forward) 
 con jetton, fiinftigj not many days—, in 
 rocnigcn Sagen i U. int. fort ! ^inwcg ! marfd) ! 
 
 4:Hench'man, s. bcr ^affentrdger , 2cibbic= 
 ncr, ^^cbicntc, (^^cibO^Pcige. 
 
 Hendec'agon, .v. Geom. bag Silfccf. 
 
 Hendi'adfs, * Gram. M-j 4>enbiabQ». 
 
 Hen'ny, s. nbbr. (fur: Henrietta) 5ett(^cn, 
 
 Hen'ry, s. 4)cinrid) (OJJ-n.). [^ette (^-n.). 
 
 Hep, *. \ik 4)agcbutte (Srudjt bcr ipagcrofc). 
 
 He'par, s. Cliem. tie @rt)njcfenebcr. [tifd). 
 
 Hepat'ic, — cal, adj. jur 2cbcr gc^orig, l)epQ= 
 
 Hep'atite, s. Min. ber 2cbcr|tciu. 
 
 To Hep'atize , r. a. mit ©(^wefclwaffcrfloff 
 [(^rodngcrn. 
 
 Heptacap'sular, adj. Bot. fiebenfapfclig. 
 
 Hep'tsighord, s. An, Mas. ber .|)cpttt(t>orb. 
 
 Heptae'dron, s. Geom. bQ§ .fjcptacbcr. 
 
 Hep'taigon , s. Fort. <k Geom. bo& ©iebenerf. 
 
 Heptag'pnal, adj. Geom. ficbencctig, fiebenf. 
 
 Hep'tag^n, s. Bot. bie ficbenrocibige ^flanje. 
 
 Hept?igyn'ian, s. Bot. fiebeniDCibig. [tbeilt. 
 
 Heptam'erede , s. StrooS bag in fieben S^eile 
 
 Heptan'der, jr. Bot. biefiebcnmdnnige^flanje. 
 
 H^ptan'drjan, adj. Bot. fiebcnmdnnig. 
 
 H?ptan'gular,af/i. (lebcnccfig. 
 
 Heptar'ghic, adj. l)Cptar(bif(i?- 
 
 Hep'tarchist , s. bcr 4)eptari^ 
 
 Hep'tarchy, s. bie (ongclfd(bfif>^e) ^i^taxd)it. 
 
 Her, pron. 1. bcr oblique dafug, ob. Dbjecti© 
 »on She, qv. i^r, ftci 2. poxs.ii^x, i^re, ibr. 
 
 Her'ald, s. ber |)erolb : 1. bcr SBappcnIjcrolb j 
 2. ber TCugrufcr ; 3. bcr SSorbotc; - 's office, 
 bag^erolbgamt, SBappcnamti To — , ocrfiins 
 
 Heral'dic, adj. l)eralbi[d). [ben. 
 
 Her'aldry, s.l. bie |)eralbif, SSappcnfunf^; 2. 
 bag !j>erotbgamt? 3. bie ®eneaIogie. 
 
 Herb [erb], I, *. 1. bag .traut^bie^Hanjc j 2. 
 (pot-) herbs, pi. ©emiife, 11. comp. bef. 
 Bot-s. - bennet, bag ^Bcncbictenfraut5 - 
 bretch, bie Srcmbceriloubc^ — Christopher, 
 
Herb 
 
 377 
 
 Herp 
 
 IttS 6^rifloplj§frQUt5 — Gerard, fcie mlH 
 Angelica} — (oQ grace, tic OlautCi — Paris, 
 
 — true love, t>ic ©inbccre, SBolfSbecrcj — 
 trinity, i)Q§ ^clangcrjelicber) — tuo pence, 
 ia& ^fcnnigfraut, SBicfcngcll) 3 — woman, ^k 
 
 ller'ba, a. bcr ®rQ§taft. [jtrdutcr^dntlcrinn. 
 
 Herbji'ceous, adj. l-suben^ftrdutcrnge^orig, 
 frautcrartig 3 2. frdutcrfrclfcnt). 
 
 Niir'bage, j. 1. DqS jlrdutcrwcrf, Die ©rafung, 
 aSciDc, Srift 5 2. tQ§ 2BciDrcd)t 5 3. Dcr ®rQ§= 
 
 I icr'bagcd, adj. mit ®ra§ bcDettt. [jc^entc. 
 
 ller'bal, I. J. DaS^cvbariumj II. ari'j. ju Den 
 ^rdutcrn gc^orig. 
 
 Iler'balist, Her'barifst, s. Dcr ^rduterfenncr. 
 
 iJer'bary , s. Dcr ,Rrdutergartcn. 
 
 Her'bel^t, *. dim. DaS ^rdutd^cii, ^fldnj(^en. 
 
 H?rbes'c?nt, adj. grQfig , frautdrtig, qIS ®raS 
 (^raut) road^fcnD. [bringenb. 
 
 H^rbiferous, odj. ®ra§ oDcr Jtrduter ^eroor= 
 
 Her'bist, vid. Herbalist. [ftnb. 
 
 H^rbTv'orous , adj. frduterfreffcuD , groSfrcf^ 
 
 Hcrb'less [erb' — ] , adj. graSloS 5 unfrut^tbar. 
 
 Herborjza'tion, s. 1. ba§ ^erbodfircn, aSottts 
 nifircn j 2.h-g, pi. PeL^flanjcnabDructc auf 
 ©tciucit; l)crborifirte Dcnbriten. 
 
 To Hiir'borlze, v. n. &. a. ^eiborifircn. 
 
 Hcr'bous, adj. »oll .Rrdutcr, begvQfet, griin. 
 
 Hei-'bul^nt, adj. ocU Jtrduter, gra§rci(^. 
 
 Hei-'by [er' — ], adj. (n). fi.) I. frautartig, 
 V^flanscnartig, groficbt, 2. graSrci(bj i^oU 
 
 Hercu'lcan , adj. l)ertulifd). [Jlrdutcr. 
 
 Her'cuIcM, s. Myth. |)CrfuIeS) — 'sail heal, 
 Hot. Die uucd)te Sdrcnflau. 
 
 llercyii'ian, adj. Germ. ^crci)iuf(^. 
 
 Herd, 1. ,v. 1 . Die J^crDc (bcf. vicrfiipigcr S^icre, 
 QU^gcn. ®d)afc unD 3icgcn)5 2. cont. Der 
 -^aufen5}Jenfd)en) 3. Sport-*, a— of deer, 
 cin 9luDel (com Sflotl)wilD ubcrl).) , a — of 
 harts, cin Srupp ^irfdje^ a — of cranes, 
 swans, cin 3ug tonidjc, ©d^wducj a— of 
 wrens, cin ^lug (cine ©liaar) ^aunfonigc^ 
 II. c-o/H/>. - boolc, Da§ ©tammregifler, bcf. 
 DCS 9linDoic^c§ j — grass , But. Dcr 5a$icfcn= 
 fucb^fc^roanji — man (— *8 man), Dcr ^irt. 
 
 To Herd, v. I. it. 1. in^crDen (OluDcln, €flot= 
 ten) gc^H-n, 2. jxc^ gcfcUen (— among, ju)? 
 II. a. 1. JU cincr .f)crDe cercinigen, in cine 
 .pcrDc ocrfommcln^ 2.(cine^crDe) ^iitcn. 
 
 Here , I. adv. t)icr j — and there, ^ier (^ic) U- 
 Do, ^in u. luieDcrj h-'s to ye (you),/a7«. auf 
 3^rc (ScfunD^cit! i(b bringc c§ S^ncn! II. 
 comp. — about, t)icr ^crum,inDiefer®egenD5 
 
 — after, 1. adv. m6) Dicfem, funftig, fiinftig= 
 l)iro II. s. Die Bufunft, - at, ^ieriibcri — 
 below , Com. am gupe Diefe§ 5 — by , 1 . ^iers 
 turd)} 2. netcnbcij bcf. Com. bcigc^enD, 
 
 biermit} — from , — of [licr-fif] , 1. ^icrpoiii 
 2. Dttberj — in, bieritt, Daring — on (— upon), 
 ^icrauf, bicriibcr) — out, tjicrauy j - to (- 
 unto), ^ierju j — to-fore , vor Diefem, t>oi> 
 mats j — with [her-wit/i'J , ^icrmit. 
 
 Hered'jtablc , adj. (n>. u.) cvblicb. [fdjaft. 
 
 Heredift^araent, s. Laxc, Da& Grbgut, Die @rb» 
 
 Hered'jtarjly, adv. DuVfb Grbfcbttft. [rcd)t. 
 
 Hered'jtarjness , s. Die @rblid)feit, Hi Grb* 
 
 Hereti'itgiry, adj. erblitb i — i>rincc . Dcr 6rb» 
 
 Her^emIte,&c.uid.Eremite,Hermit,lc.[prinJl. 
 
 Here'siarjh, .v. Dcr (Svsfcfecr, Dq5 Jtc^erbaiipt. 
 
 Here'sjarshy, s. Die 6rjfe§erci.[©taatSfadpcn). 
 
 Her^esy, s. Die Jtc^eici {in OlcUgionSs, roie 
 
 Her'etjc , I. s. Dcv .Rc^crj II. {or — cal) adj. ; 
 III. — cally, adv. !c|erif(b. 
 
 4:Her^jot, s. Law, Dcr ©eroanDfcU, Da§ |)cer» 
 gcTOctte, Da& bcfte ^aupt. 
 
 Her'jssQQ, *.For/.Dcr ©turmigcl, <SprcngbIod. 
 
 Her'jtable, adj. 1. crbfdbig? 2. crblid). 
 
 Her'itage, s. Die 6rbfd}Qft, Dq5 QxU, Sibgut. 
 
 Herl, s. Die duferc siinDc Der glacb»= oDer 
 ^anfpflanje, Der ^(adj§» :c. ^aDcn. 
 
 H^rmaph'rpdite , s. 1. Der 3«ittcr, |)crma«^ 
 pbvoDitj 2. BoU Die 3witterblutbc j Bwittevs 
 pflanse. [adv. jwittcr^aft, 3ivitter=. 
 
 Herniaphrodit'jc, — c?il, 1. adj. ; II. — cally, 
 
 Hcrmeneu'tjc, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, nHv. 
 bermeneutif(b, (f(bnft«)QuSlegcnD. 
 
 Herraeneu'tjcs, .v. pi. Die ^ermcncutif. 
 
 Hermet'ic, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, ado. l)er« 
 metifcb, ^emifd). [k Om.). 
 
 Her'mit, s. Der GinficDlcr, Grcmit {and) Ent. 
 
 Her^mitage,*.l.orHer'midacle,Dic(5infieDelei} 
 2. or Her'mjtary, Die i;u eincr Tfbtci ge^origc 
 (Siaufe^ 3. (frttnj.) Der (Srcmitagc=S[lBein. 
 
 Her'niitess, s. Die einficDlerinn. 
 
 Hermit'jc^l , adj. cinflcDlcrif^. 
 
 Hern, s. contr. \). Heron, qv. 
 
 Htir'nia, s. Sur<!;. Der (eingcweiDcO^rucb. 
 
 Her'nious, adj. mit eincm ^rudbc bebaftet. 
 
 He'ro, s. Dcr .^elD, Myth, k * ^erod. [fcfudjt 
 
 Hero'djan, adj. ^croDifd} j — disease. Die £du» 
 
 Hero'ic, I. or — cal, adj. ; II. — (cal) ly, adv. 
 beroif(b: 1. ^elDcnnidpig? 2. /*oef. epif4) j — 
 poem, Dq§ |)elDcngeDid)tj HI. s. Poet. Der 
 epif(be (^eroif(be) S5er§ j IV. — (cal) ness, a. 
 DaS 4)croif(be , Der 4)elDenmut^. [mif(b. 
 
 Hcroj - cSm'jc, — cal, adj. Poet. bcroifd)»fos 
 
 Her'oine, s. Die ^elDinn. 
 
 Hei-'ois«», s. Dcr ^clDcnmutb- [{Reiber. 
 
 Her'on , s, Orn. Der gcmcinc , grauc oD. blauc 
 
 Her'onry , s. Sport. Dev {Rei^erflttnD , Die did* 
 
 Her'pes, v. Med. Die ^lc(btc. [^erbutte. 
 
 Herpet'jc, adj. Med. flecbtenartigj — erup- 
 tions , ^Ic(bten. 
 
Herp 
 
 378 
 
 Hiei 
 
 HerpetSl'ogy, s. Med. & Nat. tie ^crpctologie, 
 
 ner'ring, s. ber .^firing j To — bone, v. a.Sew. 
 bcftec^cn, umfte^en, — cob, icr jungc p. 
 — gibber, (Sincr, ber bic ^dringe auSmeiDct 
 u. sum Sinlcgcn prciparirt, — hangs, pi 
 ^la§c gum Oldu(^ern gcfalgener ^firingcj — 
 packer, l)cr |)-Sparferj — smack, Dcr^-S* 
 idger (lixt n. SoQ^f^iffc sur Unterftu^ung 
 Der J^-gbufen) j — time , bie ^tit DeS ^-§fan= 
 gee j — woman, Me |)-§frau. [i^rc, t^rigc. 
 
 Hers , pron. poss. »on She, i^r, t)cr (DtC, I)a&) 
 
 Herse, *. 1. i'lorf. Uc ©turmegge, t)a§ ^all= 
 gatter, (Sc^u^gattcr j 2. v«d. Hearse. 
 
 Herself, pron, tat 3tcn weibl. ^crf. j be^gl. 
 l)cr oblique 6Qfu6 bed ^ron. Sflecipr. : felbft, 
 ficfelbftji()rfelbfljfidj(felbfi). 
 
 Her'sjllon, *. Fort, bas ©turmbret, bie Heine 
 ©turmegge. [fd)luffigfcit. 
 
 Hes'itancy , .V. bas 36giTn, SSebenf cn , bie Un- 
 
 Hes'itant, adj. 1. unfd)lfiffig,56gernb j2.lQng* 
 fom fpred[)eub; (im Sflcbcn) f^octenb. 
 
 ToHes'jtate, v.n. 1. gogern, auftc^cn,un* 
 [(^liifug fein j 2. im Sflcben an^opeU; flocfcn. 
 
 Hesitfi'tion , .v. 1. bie Unfcbliifftgfeit, SBcbcn!-- 
 liifcit j 2. bo§ ©tocfen (im Olcben)j without 
 
 Hes'per, s. * ber ^(benbftein, f)cfpctus. 
 Hespe'rja, s. * ^efpcrien. [ber .^efperier. 
 Hespc'rian, * I. adj. ^cfperif(i^ , WCfWd^ 5 II. s. 
 Hesse, Hes'sia [hesh'a] , I. s. Geog. (bQ§ 8anb) 
 
 ^jeffen 3 ll. ac/;. Ijefftfd^ j — rolls (orHessians), 
 
 Com. l)cfrifd)c Pollen. SSIei^tudjer. 
 Hes'sian, I. s. fcer ^effe; II. adj. t)efft[it) 
 t Hest, s. bag @et)eif, ®ebot (Behest). 
 Het'^rarchy, *. bie ^remb^crrf4)aft. 
 Het'^roclite, I. .v. Gram. bQ§ unregclmapigc 
 
 SBorti n. arfj. iDie b. f. SB. 
 Heterocirt'ic, — cal, adj. Gram, unregelmdpig. 
 Het'erQdSx, I. adj. Theol. irrgldubig, i;)CtC 
 
 roboxj 11. s. bie ^ctcroborc 5i)?einung. 
 Het'?rodoxy , s. bic ^eterobojic, Srrgldubigs 
 
 idt ^ [artig, J)eterogen. 
 
 Heteroge'neal, Heteroge'neous, adj. unglcid^s 
 Heterpgene'jty, Heterpge'neousn^ss , s. T. 
 
 bic UngIei(^Qrtigfcit, |)eterogenitdt. 
 Het?ros'cjan[— osh'ian], I. adj. einfc^attigj 
 
 II. h-s, s. pi. bic cinfd)Qttigen SSoIfer. 
 Het'raan, s, ber (^ofaJcn=)^ctmann. 
 To Hew [hu], w. rpgr. & ?>. ff. 1. Ijaucn, ()of= 
 
 fen 5 2. bc&auen, (JBau^oIj, :c.) juljauen, 
 
 formen, bilben, to — down, mcbcrt)auen, 
 
 fdllenjto — up, jcr^auen. 
 He\>'er, s. bcr ^aucr, Se^aueri (SteinOauer j 
 
 ^olj^Quer. [Hew, qv. 
 
 HcS'ers, vid. Balkers. Hewn, pre^ oon To 
 Hei^achord, s. An. Mus. bcr J^ej:a(i(>orb. 
 
 Hexae'dr?il, adj. ^cjacbrifd). [ber 
 
 Hexae'drpn, s. Geom. ber 6ubu§, baS ^pcyae- 
 
 Hex'agon, s. Fort. <fe Geom. ba& ©cdj^ed!, 
 
 Hexag'pnal, adj. fed)§ecfig. [4)ej:agou. 
 
 H?xam'et?r , Poet. I. 5. ber ^cyamctcri II. or 
 Hex^imet'rjc , — cal , adj. Ijcyamctrif^. 
 
 Hexan'gQlar, adj. fcd)Sn)in?elig, fcd^Sccfig. 
 
 Hex'aped, Hexapede, I. ,v. Zoo/. boS fcd^S* 
 fitfige 3:^ier j II. adj. fed)§fi[ifig. [d^en. 
 
 Hex'aplii, *. ^it ^ej;ttpla, ®ibcl in fec^S ®pra= 
 
 Hex'astyle, s. Arch. ba§ ©cbdubc mit fcd^6 
 <Sdulcn in ber ^rontc, bic @ed^§s©dulen- 
 |)alle. 
 
 Hey [ha] , I. int. ci! ^ci! ^e! luflig! II. s. eitt 
 Idnblid[>erSan55 111. comp. — day! int. \)t, 
 »Q&gicbt'§? ^eifa! jud^^c! a^l — duke,— 
 duk, ber ^cibutfe j — ho ! int. al) ! t)a ! — net. 
 Sport. ba§ ^dgergarn, ^dgerne^. 
 
 Heyr§ [h:\rs] , s. pi. Vii ^jdgcreifer, Sapveifer, 
 bag S^u^^olj. [©paltj 2. Gram, ber i)iatu§. 
 
 Hia'tys, s. 1. bic Sffnung , Siicfe, ,^luft, ber 
 
 Hiber'nacle, .v. bef. Dot. ta» aSintcrljauS. 
 
 Hiber'n?!, adj. njintcrlid). 
 
 To Hi'bernate, v a. uberwintern(ip. S^^icrcn). 
 
 Hiber'nja, s. * |)ibcrnicn, S^onb. 
 
 Hibcr'nigin, I. adj. irldnbifd), irifc'^, II. s. bcr 
 4.nbernier, S^^Idnber. 
 
 Hiber'njcism, .v.bic irldnbifd)c iSprac^eigcn^eit. 
 
 Hic'coiigh [— 'cupj or Hfck'up, .v.ber S^tucf en. 
 
 To Hfc'cough [— 'cup] or Hick'up , v. n. ben 
 @d)lu(fen ^abcn. [nca=©(biIbfvote. 
 
 Hick'atee, *. Zool. bic gcomctvifd)e ob. ©on* 
 
 Htc'kory, s. ber weife norbamerii SSallnuf* 
 bourn 5 — nut , bie (Flctnc) wd^c SBallnup. 
 
 Hid, pnt. & p. p. X>. To Hiile, qv. 
 
 Hrd'den, I. p. p. D. To Hide, qv.; 11. — ly, 
 adv. in'§ ®el)cim. [^efcl (am SSebefiu^Ic). 
 
 Hid'dles, s. pi. Wcav. bic (Sabcn=)J^dlften, 
 
 To Hide, V. ir. I. a.l. rcrbcrgcu, ocrflcdtenj 
 2.^^M>er^cimIi(bcn5 II. n. oerborgen,»er- 
 flccft fcin 5 — and seek , tQ§ ®crftccfcn, SScr^ 
 fiecffpicl (ein ^ftinberfpiel), hiding place, bcr 
 ed)lupfivinfel, boS SBcrficcf. 
 
 Hide, s. 1 . bic |)aut, ba§ ^ell (i^on 3;^iercn) j 
 2. (— of land)^ bcr ^flug (bic .f)ufe) SanbeS j 
 — bound, (mit bcr ^aut, ober bcr 9linbe) an= 
 gcwaclifcn (bcf. i^on ^ferben u. SBdumen). 
 Hid'eous,!. adj.; II. — ly, adv. belcibigcnb, 
 fd)cuplid), grdplii^, fiirdjtcrlid^ j III. — ness, 4. 
 bie (Sd)eup[id>fcit, ®rdpli(^!eit. 
 Hi'der, s. ber S?crbcrgcnbc, :c. cf. To Hide. 
 To Hie, V. n. (ro. I'i. u. bcf. *) eilcn. 
 Hi'erarch , s. bcr .^icrard^. 
 Hlerjir'chal, Hieriir'chical, adj. ^icrar(J^ifd). 
 Hi'eriirchy, .v.bie 53icrari^ic, ^ricftcrberrfi^Qft. 
 Hi'erogl^ph , s. I. bie ^ierog(t)p^e5 2. (or 
 
Hier 
 
 379 
 
 Hilt 
 
 Hieroglf ph'jcs . pQ fcic ^ieroglQp^if , f&iU 
 Derfc^rift. [adv. ^icrogltjp^ifd^ , finnbtlt)U(^. 
 
 Hleroglyph'jCt — c?il» I. odj.; II. — cally, 
 
 ffierograph'jc, — cal, adj. ^ierograp^ifc^. 
 
 Hlerog'r^iphy, s. bie ^eillQC ©d^rift. 
 
 Hierol'ogy,.y.t)ie^b^ant)t. (Stcbe) lib. geifllici^c 
 ©ingc (priefterl. ©infcgnung beib. X^rauung). 
 
 HT'erQin, Hi'erome, .v. ^ieront)muS (5J?-n.)- 
 
 Hi'eromancy, s, bie ^ieromantic. 
 
 Hier'ophant, s, bcr ^icropljant. 
 
 To Hifg'gle, V. n. 1. ^aufiren get)cn, l)6fcn j 2. 
 l)Qnbeln, bingen, fcilf(i^cn, fnirfern. 
 
 Hig^gledy-plg'gledy, adv. vulg. 'KUc^ burc^ 
 cinonbcr, unter einanber, nit .ff rout u.Sflubcn 
 
 mg'gl^r, s. bcr |)6fer, :c. cf. To Higgle 
 
 High [hi] , I. adj. & ado. 1. ^oi) j 2. erbabenj 
 3. grop) 4. ftarf, moc^tig j 5. ^eftig j ftrengc 
 rotlbj (adv.) fe^rj 6. ^ot^trabcnb, f^roulfligj 
 7. fc^micrig, firmer i 8. ftolsj 9. corsuglit^, 
 prclt^tigj 10. ^oc^ (im^reifc), t^cucrj 11. 
 ndt (t}om 51KeribiQn)5 12. flarf, lautj on — , 
 1. inbie^o^e, QufroartSj 2. in bcr^jo^e, to 
 feed — , ^0(^ , flott Icbcn i — trees, ber ^o6)' 
 malb } — and dry , Mar. auf bent Srocfcncn 
 fi^cnb, (oon (Sd^iffcn) geftranbctj of — date, 
 »on fru^cn ^dUn, longc ^erj II. corny).— 
 altar, bcr J^od^altttrj — blown , aufgcblafen j 
 — bred , »orne^m erjogen j — built , ^o(b gc= 
 baut, er^abcnj — church, bic onglicanifcbc 
 ^ir(^e J — coloured, 1 . ©on bo^er garbc, bo(b= 
 farbigj ^.fis- Icbcnbig, lebbaft (o. ber 35c= 
 f^reibung)} in — condition, gut gcljolten 
 (0. ^ru(btcn , 2C.) j — course , Com. bcr ^obc 
 6our§; (Si$c(b[el-)^preigi — crowned, cine 
 ^o^e ^rone babcnb (o. SSdumcn, JC.)5a — 
 crowned hat, cin^utmit cincm l)oben Jtopfei 
 -day, 1. bcr bo^c gefltag; 2. fcf^lid^^ — 
 dish, bad lecfcre ®crid)t} — fed, wcbl gcfut= 
 tert, roobi gcnSbrt, fctt j — flavoured, t)0(b= 
 gerourjt, pihntj — Hier, 1. ber <S(bn>drmcr, 
 aufgcblafenc 5KenfA j 2. bic auffallenb gcpu^tc 
 ^erfon j 3. fam. bcr Sort), 5<iCobit ; — flood, 
 |)0(b»(tfT'er} — flown, 1. Qufgeblafen, floln2. 
 bocbtrabenb , [(bnjulflig j — flown stufT, Som» 
 bafti — flying, bo(b ^inau§ woUenb, cntbu= 
 fiaftifd^j — German, ^od^bCUtf(bj — going, 
 bod^ (^0^1) gebcnb (i^. bcr @ee)j — handed, 
 1. oon bober ^anb j 2. bo(bfa^rcnb i — heeled, 
 mit ^obcn ^Cbfd^cn j — life , 1 . bas v>ornebnte 
 Xcbcnj 2. (people of— life) Kjorne^mc Scute, 
 bic grope SBcIt, OJJobcmcItj — lived [llvd], 
 tnobifdj, tornc^m j — living, l.baS »orncbmc 
 Seben? 2. ba8 SSobnen unter bent® acbc 5 — 
 mass, bic bo^e OJfefte, baS ^ocbanttj — met- 
 tled , fcurig , bi^iy / flurmif(b 5 — minded , 1 . 
 bocbntutbig, flolj} 2. [locbgcfinnt, ^ocb^crjig j 
 
 — mixed, (red) — m. wheat , Com. bO(bbun-- 
 tcr, au(b bo(brctI) gcmifcbler SBcijcn (t). Sffici* 
 jcnortcn in ^olcn, S)ft* unb SBcftpreupcn) , 
 
 — mounted, ubcrauS ^0(b j — placed, bO(bgc= 
 ftcllt, cine bobc ©tcHung cinnebmcnbj — 
 pressure engine , Mech. bic |)0(bbrucf=9}Ja= 
 fcbinc 5 — priest, bcr ^o^epricftcrj — red, 
 bo(brotb) — relief, Sculy). bic t)od) crbabcnc 
 Mcit j — relief map, bic»^artcin^O(bbrucfj 
 
 — road , vid. — way; — scented , ftarf rics 
 d^cnb} — sherif, bcr S)bciTid)tcri — sighted, 
 immcr in bic 4)6bc (aufivdrtg) fcbenb, bo<b= 
 ftrcbenb) — sounding, laut toncnb, fd^ottcnbj 
 bo(btrabenbj — spirited, 1. flolj (i. c. <S.) j 
 fiibn, mutbigj 2. ^odjmiitbig, tro^igi — step- 
 per , Man. cin bO(btrabcnbe5 ^fcrb i — stew- 
 ard, Ac. bcr ^rorcctorj — taper, Bot. bie 
 Jtonig^fcrjc, baS SBoUfrautj — tasted, ton 
 ftbarfem (Seftbrnarfi — tenor, Mus. bcr ilt, 
 bic TCltftimmc ^ — tide, bic bo()C ^lutt) 5 - tide 
 mark, bic 4>0(b»flffermarFcj — treason, bcr 
 J^O(b»crratb j — water, peil bo(b SSoffcr, bo(b« 
 ficr SBaJTcrfianb jur glutbjcit 5 — water 
 mark, bcr (|)ocb O ^ffiafferfianbSmcffer } - 
 way, bic Sanbflrafe, ^ccrftrafc 5 — way-man, 
 ber ©trapcnrdubcri — way rates, ba§ (Sbauf* 
 fecgclb, ©clcit, ©trafengclberj — way rob* 
 bery, bcr ©trapcnraub. 
 
 High'land [hi'-], I. s. baS ^ocblauD, 9^crg* 
 lanb, ©ebirgc, II. arfj. bocbldnbifd). 
 
 High'lander [hi'— ], *. bcr ^0(bldnbcr, 58erg« 
 bcroobncr. [lanb bctrcffcnb. 
 
 High'lqmdrsb [hi'—] , adj. bttS |)Od)lanb, SBcrg^ 
 
 High'ly [hi'-], adv. fcbr, fiarF, JC. r/.High, adj. 
 
 High'nfss [hi—], s. L bic ^o^c, erbabcn= 
 b^iti M-s. 2. bic S>ortrcfflid)Feit5 ii. bie 
 Sbcrgcroalt 5 4. bie .f)cftigfeit (bc§ SBinbe& j 
 bcr J^i^e, K.) j 5. bic ^o^c (ber ©timmc j ber 
 >preifc, :c.)j 6. (Sitel bcr fonigl, ^prinscn) 
 i)obeit j his — <Sr. ^obcit. 
 
 High'ty-tigh'ty[hi'ti-tl'ti], I. .v. bcr (ScbauFcL 
 balfenj II. adv. vulg. uber ^aU u. ^opf, wic ■ 
 
 Hig'ly, ac/u.vw^ff.l .bofermaf ig 5 2. tbcucr,[toU. 
 
 Ui'lw, s, Om. bcr ®runfpc(bt. 
 
 Hjlar'jty, s. btc ^roblitb^cit, ^citcifcit. 
 
 Hil'ary, .v. |)itariu& (^J)?-n)i — term, Imw, 
 cine bcr t)icr ^pcrioben bc§ S^bre^/ inrocl* 
 cber bic ®crid)t§^6fc offen fmb Ci^om 23. Sa* 
 nuar V\^ 12. ^cbruar). [SloSmarin. 
 
 urn, s. bcr |)ugcl, fleiue Serg, — rose, wilbcr 
 
 Hilled, adj. ^ugelig, .^ugel ^abenb. [^d^. 
 
 Hii'ljng, s. bie ^uVit, Bccfc, SBcbaibung, bo* 
 
 Hillo', int. vid. Halloo. 
 
 Hil'lock , s. (dim. 0. Hill) bcr Heine ^ligcl. 
 
 Hil'ly, adj. bugclig, ^iigcl bcibcnb. 
 
 Hnt, .y. bQ& ^eft, Qiefdf (an eincm ©cgen, u ) 
 
Hilt 
 
 380 
 
 Hit 
 
 llii't^d, adj. mit cinem ^eftc ober ©cfdfc 
 tcrfc^en. [t>. He , qv.), i^m , i{)n 5 tcm, tjen. 
 
 HiiR, pron. (bcr Sbjcctio ob. oblique 6afu§ 
 
 Himself, pron. ber 3ten mfinnl. ^erf. 5 bcpgl. 
 t)cr oblique (SafuS bes ^ron. Slecipr. : felbftj 
 crfelbflji^mfelbilific^aelbfl). 
 
 Hind, adj. Uv , Die, ba8 fjinterc, Winter* 5 
 
 — carriage, Wh-w. baS ^intcrgc^eU (am 
 ^fluge) 5 — claws, W ® reiff lauen (ber 9laub= 
 oSgel) 5 — flap, baS ^-t^cil (om ^cmbe), 
 
 — hand, ber |)-t^eil (eined ^ferbcg), bic ^-s 
 ^anb 5 — most , ber , bie , baS ^interfle , le^te 5 
 
 — part, ba&|)-t^ei[} — posts and rails, Typ. 
 ^a& ^intere ^rcpge^elle) — quarters (of a 
 horse) , s. pi. Man. bic |)uften u. .f)-beinc 
 eine§ ^ferbeS j — wheel , ba§ |)-rab- 
 
 Hind, I. s. 1. ber^ncc^t, SagelS^ncr (auf bcm 
 
 Sanbe), 2. ber SQuer (im untergeorbnetflen 
 
 SSer[)dItnip) j 3.bie |)inbinn, ^jirfd^fu^, 5port. 
 
 bQ§ 3)^ier j II. comp. — berries , pi. |)imbce= 
 
 renj — calf, bQ§ J^irfc^hlb. 
 Hin'der, adj. ber, bie,ba& ^interej |>inter=} — 
 
 ends, p/.(in St-engl.) b.Spreu j-feet, bic ^-' 
 
 fuf Cj— most, IB. Hind-most ;— part, b.^-t^eil. 
 To Hin'der, v. a. & n. 1. ()inbern (—from, 
 
 an...), ^emmen, auf^altenj floreni 2. urn 
 
 etroaS bringen, fd^abcn. 
 Hin'derance, s. 1. bttS 4>inbemif , ber TCufcnt^ 
 
 ^ttlt}2.ber@d^abe,5?a(^t^eil. 
 Hin'd^rer, s. ber ^inbembe, JC. c/. To Hinder. 
 Hin'derling,j.ba§»crt^tofe,cntartete®ef(:b^pf- 
 HTnM6d, Hin'du, I. s. bcr ^inbU 5 H- adj. iiin^ 
 
 buflanif^. [4)inboflan. 
 
 Hin'dostan, Hin'dddstan, Hin'dustan, s.Geog. 
 
 Hindost^inee', Hindustauee', Hlndiistani', I. 
 adj. ^inboflanif(^ 5 II. *. baS .f)inboftanif(^c. 
 
 Hrnge,*. 1. bie^ngel, ^dfpc, baS Sanb (ciner 
 3;^ur, It.) J ba§ ©(bornier (ciner ©ofe, ic.)i 
 2.fig.ut oome^mfte ^un!t, bic |)ttuptfa(bc. 
 
 To Hinge , v. I. a. mit Tfngetn oerfe^en , e{n= 
 ^angenj II. n. l.fl^ urn bic^ngclbrc^enj 
 2. fig. to — upon . . . , flri^ brcben um . . . . 
 
 Hm'ny, s. bcr 95aftarb 0. ^engfi u. ©felinn. 
 
 To Hint, V. a. cinen SBinf geben , ju cerfle^en 
 gebcn J to — at, onfpielen ouf — 
 
 Bint, s. 1. bcr sjBinf , gingcrjeigi 2. bie lfn= 
 bcutung, Tfnfpielung i 3. fig. bie SSeranlaffung. 
 
 Hip , I. s.l. bic ^iiftes 2. h-s , a) boS ^ixfU 
 n)c^5 ft) ^rc/i. bic erfjWcfc, ©rabfparrenj 
 c)bicJ^agcbuttc5 II. int. ^c I ^ebo I III. comp. 
 
 — bath, Did. Half-bath; — bone, bttS ^ufts 
 bcinj — gout, ba§^uft»C^5 Carp-*. — raf- 
 ters, pi. ©rttbfpttrrcn, — roof, ba§ ^oUfinb. 
 Do(^5 — 8bot, Icnbcnla^m, (tjon iS^icren) 
 frcujla^m> — stone , Min. bcr S^iercnflcin 5 
 
 — wort, Bot. bttd 3^obelfrQUt. 
 
 ToHip, «?. I. a. ienben{al}m mad)en, Ittf)meni 
 IL {or To — hop)7i. col. t)upfen.^gl. To Hyp 
 
 Hipped, adj. 1. roie Hip-shot; 2. melanios 
 lifij 3. comp. mit .^iiftenj great — , mit 
 bo^cr Wte. [Hip'po, .V. bie ?Kil5fud)t. 
 
 Hip'pisli, cut. I. adj. miljfucbtigi II. — ness, 
 
 HTp'pocarap, s. Ich. bo§ @eepferb4)en. 
 
 Hip'ppcras, s. ber ^ippofras (©cmurjiDcin). 
 
 Hjppoc'ratef sleeve, s. bcr ^iltrirfarf. 
 
 Hippocrat'ic , adj.— face, Af^'rf. ba§ ()ippc« 
 tratifibe ©eji^t. [pobrom 
 
 Hip'podrOme, s. .dnt.bic Olcnnbabn, bcr ^ip* 
 
 Hip'pogriff, s. Myth, ber |)ippogri!)pb. 
 
 Hip'ppin/f, s. Vet. ber ^ferbeblafenftein. 
 
 HippSm'achy, s. bQ§ ®cfe(^t ju ^ferbe. 
 
 Hip'pomane, Hjppom'anes, *. 1. Vets, a) bcr 
 aSninfllcira (iScbleim aui bcr(S(bcibc rofjtger 
 ©tuten) 5 6) bic ^lacbgcburt bci pfcrben 5 2. 
 Bot. u/(/. Manchineel-tree. [pferb. 
 
 HifppQpSt'araus , s. Zool. bQ§ ^luppfcrb, 3^il» 
 
 Hir'cus, s. 1. Annt. ber Socf, (Dbcrt(jcil) beg 
 SbrcS, bie D^rectc ( jTragK*) ; Ast-s. 2. bic 
 3iegc5 3. bcr ^oarigc hornet. 
 
 To Hire, v. a. mietben : 1. abmict^cn j 2. (um 
 8o^n) bingen J 3. bcflecben 5 to — out , oermie^ 
 tben i to — one's self (out) to . . . , ftd^ ecr= 
 miet^cn bet [8o^n, Irbeitglobn 
 
 Hire, .V. 1. bo§5Kictt)en,bie5J?ietbe5 2. bcr 
 
 Hire'I?ss, adj. unbclobnt, unbcfolbbor. 
 
 Hire'ling, I. ^. 1. bcr OJJietbUng (Qucb^g:.)/ 
 So^narbcitcr i 2. bic fcilc ©irne^ II. adj. fcil. 
 
 Hi'rer, *. 1. ber ^^fbmictfjer, 9)Zietbcri 2. ber 
 
 Hlrse, s. bic J|)irfc. [S5ermiet^er. 
 
 Hirsute', I. adj. 1. raud), ^aorig, jottig5 2. 
 jig.xo^i 3. Bot. rau(bl)aarig> jottig, il. — 
 ness, *. bie iSe^aart^cit. [bic, baS fcinigc. 
 
 His, pron. post, fein, feine, [ciner, feincSj ber, 
 
 His'pjd, adj. flrappig, fteif^aorig. 
 
 To Hiss, V. ri. sifdbcn, to — at, au^jifcben. 
 
 Hiss, s. baS 3i[(ben, ©cjifib. 
 
 Hist, int. 'ft J e)'fll bT* ! b'fd) ! fliU ! 
 
 Histo'rjan, .v. bcr ®cf^i(bt[(breiber, ^iflorifer. 
 
 Histor'lc , — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally , adv. gc« 
 f4)i(btii(b, biflorif(b- 
 
 Historiog'raph^r, s. ber ®efcbi(btf(breibcr. 
 
 Hjstorjog'raphy, s. bie (Scftbi^btfcbreibcfunfl, 
 ^ifloriograpbic. 
 
 His'tpry, s. bic ©effbi^tei — painter , bcr ®C= 
 fd)id)t6ma(er5 — piece, bQ§ (Scfcbifbtsgc- 
 mdlbe, v^iflorienfliirf j to — , {Shksp.) er jd^lcn. 
 
 Histrion'ic , — c^l , I. adj. ; II. — cally , adv. 
 tbeatralifcb, fcbaufpiclermdpig. 
 
 His'trjQnism , .*. bic t^catralifdje ©arfteUung. 
 
 To Hit, V. ir. I. a. 1. fd)lagcn, flo^cn j 2.(oucb 
 fig.) trejfcnj to -off, 1. cntbccfen, ^crau5 
 bringcn (cin ®c^eimnip, ic.)5 2. genau, 
 
Hit 
 
 881 
 
 Hoe 
 
 riifttig barfteUen j II. n. 1. ftofcn, trcffen (m{t| 
 agninst, on, &c,) ; 2. vid. To Hitch, n. 2. j 3. 
 j?g. fic^ (glucElid^) trcffen, ereigncn, sutrcffeni 
 4.ervat^cn(mitat) ; to-on(upon), l.(einen)! 
 ontrcffeni 2 Jfg.fallen Quf . . . , Tk^ bcfinnen auf 
 ... 5 to — out , ^erauS (ob. QlMiid) ju ©tanbc) 
 bringcn , to — together, fig. ubereinflimmen. 
 
 Hit, I. pret. & p. p. t). To Hit, ^u,; II. s. 1. 
 feer ©djiag , ©top , ® ticb , ^ith , ©treic^ 5 2. 
 ber ungefd^re gall; 3ufaUj 3. ber ©lucESfaU} 
 4. bereinfall, 5. Gam-*, bcr^ugj SBurfi 
 Sreffer (aucb^gO- 
 
 To Hitch , V, I. n. 1. {id) vcgen, fid^ rudfroeife 
 (forts)f(i^iebcn} 2. Man. ficj^ fircid>en, in bie 
 eifen ^Qucn j 3. (— in) einfangen , cinfaaen, 
 ^olcn, ein&afen (0. cincr^forte, jc. ineine 
 ^linU, 2C.)j II- «• 1- anijafcn, on^angcn (ben 
 3aum cine§ ^ferbcs, 2c.) j 2. Mar. auS ben 
 .Rliifcn ge^cn laffcn, loieren, fle^jcn. 
 
 Hitch, *. 1. bie ©^lingcj ber ^afen, 2. Mar, 
 bcr ^noten (cincS SaueS), ©tid) 5 '^-baS ein» 
 ^ah'n j 4.yty. ba^ ^inbemipj 5. bcr pl6§li(&c 
 4)alt, :jCnflop (burtb (Srfd)utterung, :c.). 
 
 Hith'eri I- «^y« ^iev^)Cr; Ijicr^in 5 — and thi- 
 ther, ^icr u. ba^in; ^in u. wicberj II. adj. 
 l)iert)cr gclcgcn , bicltcitigj — most, adj. ber 
 (bie, bag) md)iie (^icr^er)i — to, adv. l.biS 
 ^icr^erj 2. bi§l)cr, hi^ jc^t, - ward (— 
 wards), adv. l)ierljcr»drt&. 
 
 Hive, s. 1. bcrSiencnftoct jSicncnforbj 2.ber 
 a5ienenf(bn)aim} 3. fig. cont. ber ^au^t, 
 ©d)n)armj-bee, bie jal)me®ienc,3mmc5 
 
 — dross, ba3 asicnenbrob, ber SSicncnfitt. 
 To Hive, V. I. a. 1 . (®ienen) einfaffen , in ben 
 
 ©torf tt)un5 2. cnt^Qlten, cinfc^liepcnj U. n. 
 
 1 . ri(^ sufammcngefcUen i 2. ja^lrei(b bcifom* 
 men fcin obcr roo^ncn j 3.ent^alten fcin in ... . 
 
 Hi'v^r, s. ber a5ienent)a'cr, SS-nmeifler. 
 
 Hiveij, *. pi. bie ^c^lfu(bt/ ®rdune. 
 
 Ho! Ho'a! int. ^c ! ^ol ^oUa! ^eba! ^att!- 
 
 thcrclwerbal 
 HDar, I. adj. meip: l.jueipgrau, 2. QlterggraU; 
 
 ei§grau5 3. berdftj 4. fcbimmeligj II. s.l. 
 
 C- frost) ber 9leif(=?froft), gefrorneS^auj 
 
 2. \iii (Srttul)eit, bag ^ttlter j Bot-s. - hound, 
 bcr aeipe ^JCnborn, base - h.,bcr SBaffcr^ ob. 
 ©umpfanborni bastard— h. ,ba§®liebfraut. 
 
 Hoard, s. bcr ^ttufcn, aSorvQt^, ©(ba^. 
 
 To Hoard , v. n. A a. (©(bd§e) fammeln , auf» 
 
 ^dufenj jururflcgen , jufammenfcbarrcn (suro. 
 
 mit up). 
 
 HOar'der, s, ber (©(bd^e, 2C.) ©ammelnbc. 
 HOa'rjness, 5. 1. bQ& SBcif grQU, (SiSgrau (au(b 
 
 yigr. be& TClterS) i 2. bcr ©dnmrael. 
 Hoarse, I. adj. ; II. — ly. adv. bcifcr, rau^ } III. 
 
 — ness, s. bic ^cifcrfcit 
 
 Hoa'ry, adj. 1. meip, «eifU(bi 2. (torlltcr) 
 grau, eiSgrau j filberbaarig } 3. (oom ^rofte) 
 bcrciftj 4. fcbimmelig j — frost, vid. Iloar-f. 
 
 Hoax , s. col. bic (Srbid^tung (in ^JJiincbbttU-- 
 fen'§ 5)Janier) , ber ©cbroonf , Sctrug (bcf. 
 an bcr ©tocEborfc, inbicfem©inne:) ca/tf. bic 
 ©(bnaUc, b. i. iS86rfen=2ugc. 
 
 To Hoax, V. a. col. (gincn) umS3eftcn ^abcn, 
 Obm) Qtroa& aufbinbcn, wcip macben j cant. 
 isorfcnlugcn crfmnen unb cerbreiten. 
 
 Ho'ay, int. Mar. be ! ^eba I l)oUa ! bttUo^ ! 
 
 Hob , I. *. 1. abbr. ». Robert , Robin ; 2. bcr 
 aSaucrfcrl, aSQuer j 3. bcr eifc, ^obolb, 4. 
 bic |)erbn)anb } 5. einc llxt ,Jtegcl , nacb bcm 
 ^inbcr roerfcnj 6. vid. Hub; II comp. — 
 nail, l.ber J|>ufnagcli bic 3n)ccfc5 2. con(. 
 ber ©Querj grobe SOIenfd^j — nailed, mit 
 3n>ecfcn beftbUgcnj to — nob , jam. mit ben 
 ©Idfcrn (bcim ISrinfen) anflopen. 
 
 To Hob'bic, V. n. 1. ^oppcln, ^umpcln, bin* 
 ten, labm ge^en j 2. fig. ^infcn. 
 
 Hob'ble, s. 1. ber la^me ©ang, ba&^infenj 
 2. fig. bie ©(bwierigfcit, SSerlcgen^cit. 
 
 Hob'bler, s. ber jumpier, :c. cf. To Hobble. 
 
 Hob'by, I. s. 1 . Orn.bcr Scrtbenfolfi 2.bcr ^(ep^ 
 per, ^Qpgdngcr j 3.baS ©tecEenpfcrbj 4. ber 
 Solpelj II. comp. — horse, 1. bag ©tecfcn= 
 pferb (ou(bytg.)j 2. ber S)umnifopf , 3:6rpel. 
 
 Hobgob'lin, .v. »ie Hob, 3. [fclbiicbfe. 
 
 Hob'it, s. 1. Gun. bic |)ttubi|e j 2. bU' e6)\}x[' 
 
 Hob'iike, adj. bducrifd), plump, tolpelbaft. 
 
 Ho'ca, s. bQ§ ^ottfpicl (cin Jtartcnfpicl). 
 
 H6clv, I. A-. l.bie.^Qrffc,^nicfcbIC5 Vd.U^ 
 ©prunggclenf (ber^ferbc)5 2.a— ofbacon, 
 cin fleincr ©djinfcnj 3. Anat. bQ§ 3dpf(ben 
 im^alfej 4. (or Hfick'amore) ttX ^o6)\)ti= 
 mcr, ob. fiber^. {Rb^nrccinj old — , cinau* 
 Dorrmalj prdparirteS blaflfeS Sier. 
 
 To Hock, V. a. wic To Hamstring. 
 
 HSck'ey, s. ba& (Srntcfcftj - cake, bcr (S-' 
 futbenj — cart, ber G-roagcn (mit ber G-fo* 
 niginn)} — stick, bcr ,Knebcl. 
 
 To Hoc'kle, v. a. 1. vid. To Hock 5 2. ©top* 
 pclfelber mdljen. [lei i 2. bcr Slaf^cnfpicler. 
 
 Ho'cus-po'cus, s. 1. 4)ofuS ^ofuS, bic Qfiauh^ 
 
 Hod ,' s. Mas. bcr 9K6rtcltrog, Se^mfiibel , bie 
 ^alFmulbC 5 — carrier (— man), ber ^JClUb* 
 longer ber SJJaurer, — man, Ac. cant, bcr 
 ^u(b§. [neS in ©d^ottlanb cerfcrtigteS Znd}. 
 
 Hod^en-gr.'iy, s. Com. ein grobcS, grouiDoUc* 
 
 Hodge , 1. *. a66r. fur: Roger; II. comp.— 
 podge , vidg. bcr 9}iif(bmaf(b , ba§ (Scmcng* 
 fcl, ^Ucrlcij - sparrow, Orn. bQ$ SSlcifcbl* 
 (ben mit gelbcn iugen. 
 
 Hodier'nal, adj. bcutig. [bic J^ttctcnfcbar. 
 
 Hoc, A-, bie ^Qcfc, ^aue, ber ilarflj — share. 
 
Hoe 
 
 382 
 
 Hold 
 
 ToHOe, V. I. a. 1. be^acfen, um^aucnj 2. 
 mittclft feer ^adt com Unfrautc rcinigcn) II. 
 
 Ho'er, s. Ux |)ocfent)C, :c. c/. b. \). SS.[n.^arfen. 
 
 Hog, I. s. 1. DaS ©ctiroeinj 2. ber SJorg, cer* 
 fd^nittene eberj 3. Mor. icr fpamfd^cSSefen) 
 11. comp. — badger, Dcr (Sd)n)eineUa(ib&) — *s 
 beans. t)ic Soubo{)nen j — 's bread , Bot ba8 
 ©-Sbrob) — 's cheek, t)cr ®-erii|Teli-clain, 
 1. Conch. Ux ©anl)!nc(^crj 2. Zool. Die 
 ©anbnttttcrj — cote , — sty, bcr S-efobcn? 
 
 — deer, Zoo/.I)cr©-8()irfd^} — 's fennel,— 's 
 root, Hot. t)cr ©aufend)el} — fish, Ich. titx 
 braune 2ippftf(^, ba§ DJiecrfd^rocinj— 's grease, 
 t)Q§ ©-cfett, (S-cfdbmalSJ — grubber, vulg. 
 l.t)er <]iei-ige5}?enfd^, ^tejferj 2. t)cr®eiss 
 ^aU, %ilii — hunter, ber ©auidgcrj — hunt- 
 ing, t)ic iSaujagl), ©-gjagt) 5— 's mushroom, 
 But. t)ic @aul5tftel j — peas, pi. bic [(j^warjen 
 §uf tercrbfcn j — pen , ber ©-ef^aU j — plum, 
 Bot. He o:)tombinpflQume 5 - 's pudding, Me 
 ^leifd^rourft, — spear. Sport. t5cr ©aufpicp, 
 tie <S-dfcl)er} — steer, DerbrciiQljrigc Jteilerj 
 
 — wash, t)er Zvani fur Me @(^weine, t)a§ 
 ©pftliditj — weed, Bot. 1 . t)ic ®oer()ame) 2. 
 bcr aSegctrittj — wool, Me crfte SBolIe con 
 einem uberjdijrigen 2amm. 
 
 To Hog, V. I. a. Mar. (ein <Bd)ifD wit einem 
 fpanifdKn SScfcn abrciben, H- «• fid) friSm= 
 men, bcf. A/flr. [terO®d)af. 
 
 HSg'gerel, Hog'get, s. t)a§ jroeiid^nge (5}?ut= 
 
 HSg'gish, I. adj.; 11. - ly, adv. 1. fduifcb, 
 fd^weinifd^ 5 2. gcfrcipig, gicrigj d.fig. f(^mu= 
 Sig, gcmein, eigennii^igj 111. — ness, s. 1. 
 t5as fciuifcbe S[l^efen j 2. Me ®efrdfig!cit, ®ic= 
 rigfeitj 3. Die fdjmusige (Sigennii^igfeit. 
 
 Hogs'head, .v. l)o§ Sytjoft: 1. Eng. cin ^luf= 
 ftgFeitSniQf ». 63 ©oUonenj 2. ^m. cinbepgl. 
 0. 110 bi§ l20G5aUonen5 3. iel)e§grope^ap 
 (unbeftimmten 5n^att§), tjaS ^aeffap. 
 
 Iim'den, I. .?. 1. i)ic ro^e ungebilbctc (au§ge= 
 lafrenc)^erfon} vidg. 15q8 ®auermenfd)5 2. 
 (im bcf eren ©inne) cvl. ijie wilbe pummel? 
 11. adj. bciuerifd), rot), [llxt au^gelaffen fein. 
 
 'I'oHoiMen, v.ik auf eine ro^e, unanfldnfetge 
 
 '!'o tiorst, V. 0. (bef. Afar.) beben, auf^eben, 
 I)i|Ten, iMnten, jit1)cn5 to — up, aufsief)en, 
 aufn)inl)en,auffe^en.(t ToH6i'se,»S'A^sp.&c.). 
 
 Hofst, V. 1. vidg. t)a§ ^uf^cben, in bie ^H)t 
 ^ebenj 2. Mars. DaS SSorleif , 5JfaftIcif 5 - 
 of a flag, W IBreite (fenfretbte ^6^e) einer 
 glogge. 
 
 Hoi'ty-toi'ty , 1. int. t>er 3;QufenbI ^o§ aSets 
 ter! tjer SeufeU II. adj. & adv. vidg. luftig, 
 wilD, Qu§gelaffen, mutbroiUig. 
 
 To Hold, V. IT. 1. a. 1. f^alten, faffen, 2. ent» 
 baltcn, (in rid)) ^altcnj 3. (inne)^aben, be* 
 
 fi^enj 4. juruct ^alten, inne l)alten, »c^ren> 
 5. an^alten, (— in, ?j.) on fid) ^dten? 6. be* 
 warren? T. be^altenj 8. burd^fubrcn, bc- 
 ^Qupten, oert^eiMgen? 9. bafur balten , met* 
 nen j (— in reputation) ad)ten, [(bd§en 5 feiernf 
 to —a M-ager, TOettenj to — the course to- 
 wards . . . , gegen . . . fteuern j to — water, 1. 
 n)affetM(bt fein 5 2. j?g. geltcn, taugcn? 3 
 Mar. bielRiemen ftrei(bcn , riicfradrts rojenj 
 to — forth, 1. tjorbQlten? 2.ytgr. borbicten^ 
 to — in, 1. ein^olten, innel)Qlten) figs. 2. 
 im 3aume (furj) baltenj 3. ^urudf fatten, auf- 
 ^alten? to — off, 1. abbalten, cntfcrnt bntten? 
 2. juriicf b^ilten, roegbaltenj to — on, fort= 
 fe^en, fortfabrcn , bel)arren in ... 5 to — out, 
 
 1. au»flrccfen; binl)alten5 2. barbietenj to — 
 out weight, (Sewi(bt bolten? to — up, 1. auf= 
 ^eben, 2. oorjeigen, 3. aufrecbt balten, er= 
 ^alten, (untcr)ftu$en5 H. n. 1. (feft)balten, 
 QUSbalten5 2. ©tanb balten, ficb baltenj blei= 
 ben, (fort)bauern 5 3. gettcn, fi^ ben)dl)ren5 
 4. es i^altm mit..., anbangen? 5. ableiten 
 (fein Sfle(bt), ber^ammen (— from, oon), 6. 
 abbangen , 2et)n8mann (SSafall) fein (mit un- 
 der , from , ob. of, t)on) j to — forth, oortra" 
 gen, prebigen^ to — off, auSroeicben, to — on, 
 uftunterbrocben bleiben, fort (ob. auS)baus 
 eittj to — out, 1. ouSbauern, njQbrenj 2. ff(b 
 ^olten, fid> be^Quptenj 3. au§rei(bcn5 to— up, 
 fid) (aufrcd)t) er^olten. 
 
 Hold, I. int. hold! hold ! bait ! bait cin ! laf ah I 
 
 II. s. 1. ba§ ^alten^ ^affen, ber (Sriff, 2. bev 
 ^alt, bie etii^ej 3. berSefi^i 4. Me®e- 
 wait, ^'Sladjt (—upon, ubcr)5 ber ©influp 
 (— of, upon, auf) 5 5. fig. bteQCu§tIud)t, (Jnf= 
 [(bulbigung, 6. ber ©eroabrfam, SSer^aft, 
 ba§ ©efdngni^j 7. ba& Sager, bcr^ufentbalt, 
 ©cblupfwinfel (bcf. be§ SBilbeS) 5 8. ber fcjlc 
 SDrt^ bi€^efie5 9. Mar. ber^iclraum, (S(biffS« 
 raum, 10. Mus. ba§ Sflubesci(ben [^]5 to 
 lay (to take, seize or get) — of, 1. ergrcifen, 
 faffen, fangen, er»if(^en5 ^anb legen an ... » 
 
 2. fig. benu^en (tiie ©elegen^eit, :c.)j to 
 miss one's — , febl greifen 5 to let go (or 
 quit) one's—, (Sttoa^ faljren (loSO^^ajTen 5 
 
 III. comp. — back, baS 4>i"^fri^if5 — ^^-^t, 
 
 1. 7'-*. a) bie (eiferne) Slammer, ber^a* 
 Fcnj 6) bie 3»inge, ber ^lemm^afen, ba8 
 guf^ols an einer (Sd)neibebanf, (Join., Carp., 
 u. |)oIsarbciteniiber^.),-c) Mar. bie ^lemme, 
 an einem ,ffIemmbocf , 2. figs a) ber gilj, 
 .S:nicfer} &) /wf/.bcr-'3)a(fan,^aIt=unS=feft5 — 
 fast bench, T. ber ^lemmblotf. 
 
 HoI'der, s. I. sing. 1. ber, bie, tiai ^altenbc^ 
 
 2. ber Se^n&mann , ^ad)ter, ^pficbter 5 3. ber 
 Snbabcr, ©igener, ®efi|erj Com-.?. — of a 
 
Hoi( 
 
 383 
 
 Home 
 
 bill, Dcr 2Bed)felint)abcr , ^prdfcntant, a — of 
 stock. cin^Cctienin^aber,3rctionttr, ^apitalift 
 II. h-s, p/. l.bicTTrbdter im (Sd)iff§raumj 
 2. tiie ^Uff!eigenemcn j 3. vkl. Glass-holders 
 
 Hol'djng, .v.J)Q§ Seljngut, ^ac^tgut, t>ie 5}?eierei 
 
 Hole, s. 1. t)a§ 2o(i^5 2. fii^ ^6l)le, ©rubej 3. 
 bic Sucfej 4 bas ^untcloc^ (®efdugnip)} 5, 
 bcr @(l)lupfrainfel tja& ^leji, 6. rri/n. t>ic 
 JtomnuT (ciner Jtanone) 5 7. Vj/j). t)a» Pdnc= 
 turlod) (im OJJittclftcg bcr ^ei(ra^men). 
 
 To Hole, V. I. n. fic^ (in einer^o^le) ccrfrie- 
 4)cnj II. a. 1. au§^6()Icn j 2. «i/L cinen Sail 
 (in'§ Sod)) ma(^cn. 
 
 Ho'ley, at//. I5(^erig, feurd^Iod^crt. 
 
 HSl'jday, T. v. i)cr §eicrtag: 1. ^ciltag j 2. Der 
 (Spieltag (fiir .ffnabcn) j h-s, pi. gerienj II. 
 adj. 1. fcftlii^, freubigj 2. felten j — time 
 
 Ho'lily, arfo. ». Holy, qy. [bie ^eitjeit 
 
 Ho'liness, .9. 1. Die ^cUigfcitj 2. bic^rom^ 
 migfeit, ®ottcgfurd)t j bis — , ©e. .peiligfeit 
 (Sitel bc3 ^apfteS). 
 
 Ho'Iing-ax, .v. Carp. W XlUtvaxt, ^reujayt. 
 Hol'lii!H9lIo'!Hollo'a!Hollo6'! I. m^^oUtt! 
 
 ^aUo^ ! ^e! ^eba ! II. *. bcr 5Ruf, fca§ ©efc^rei, 
 To Hol'lii, V. )i. t)aUo^rufen, f(i^reien.[^alIo^ 
 Hol'land, I. x. sing. Geng. SpoUant)^ U. adj. 
 
 IjoUdnbifd) , lll.h-s, .9. pi. 1. (— doth, — linen) 
 
 l)ic ^oIIaut)ii'i^c 2cinn)anDj 2. ca7<^(— gi») 
 
 ^cr 51[Bod^^>olDcr=a}ramitrocin. 
 HoI'l^nder , s. Der ^oUQuDer. 
 IWl'low, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adc. 1. Ij(jl)l5 2. (t>cm 
 
 JCIongc nod^) ^o^l, t>umpf5ytg-.v. 3. (—heart 
 ed) falf(^, oerflettt, 4, nic^t f^it^^altig, 
 locferj III. conip. — adze, Carp. &c. Vie ^ol^U 
 Dcifel, — bastion, Fort, tag Icerc, ijo^le 
 aSafHoitj — plate-buttons , t)o^lgegoffcnc 
 .RnSpfc, — road, ber^JO^lwegi — root, Bot 
 
 1. lit ^ol)lmur5eli 2. t)a8 SBifamfrautj S.ber 
 @rt)raud^5 — spar, Min. Dcr ^o^Ifpat^i — 
 square , Mil. t)a0 offene ot>. ^o^Ie Sluarre' j — 
 ware, tic ^o^Iroaavc, DaS ^ol)lgla0. 
 
 Hol'Iow, .V. 1. ba5.^ot)Ie, t)ie |>6^Iung ; S5er= 
 tiefung 5 2. tag 2o(^ , tie ©rube 5 3. tic ert= 
 l^6^Ie5 4. jete Sffnungj ter (©ur(^0®ong, 
 Jtanol. 
 
 To HSl'low, V. l.a.i. (m<f) mit out) t)ol)l ma; 
 djen, auS^o^Icnj 2. to — out, au§bau(^cn, 
 (^orjeHttn* ot. ©laggefd^en) tie erftc ^orm 
 gcbcni II. n. vid. To Holla. 
 
 Hol'lowncss, s. 1. taS ^o^lfcin, tic ^S^Iung, 
 
 2. fig. tic Sarf(&{)eit, ter SBcitat^. 
 
 HSriy, I. *. (ot. - tree) Bot. tie ©tCt^palmC; 
 3Salttiflclj n. comp. — but, wrf. Halibut; 
 Bot-s. — hock, tic JRofcnpappelj — rose, 
 bic Siftcnrofej — wand, tie ©crte »on ter 
 ©fed^palmcj ©piepgerte. 
 
 Holm [or hon] , *. 1. ter ^olm, 2Berttr, tie 
 ^Iu§infelj 2. tie 7Cn^6l)e, ter ^ugel 5 3. Bot. 
 (- oak) tic immergrune eid)c, <Steinei(t)c> 
 
 — 's garlick, ter S5iltlau(^. 
 Hol'ocaust, s. Ant. ta8 95rantopfer. 
 Hoi'ograph, s. Sc. Zatu, tad mit cigcuer^jant 
 
 (te§ TCu&ileUcrd , :c.) gefc^riebenc ©ocumcnt. 
 Hol'ster, s. tic ^iftolen^clftcr, — cap, tic 
 
 ^olfterfappe. 
 Ho'iy, I. adj. ^eiUgj II. s. ta§ .pciligcj the — 
 
 of holies, ta§ TfUcr^eiligflcj III. comp. — 
 
 day, vid. Holiday ; — ghost, ter ^-C ©eifty 
 
 — land, tag ^-c (gelobtc) Sant (^aldflina) j 
 
 — man, ter *prief!er i — oak, vid. Holly-hock ; 
 
 — rood, 4= taS ^-e ,^rcuj 5 — rood-day, Rom. 
 Cath. ^reused er^6l)iing {%t^)h Bot-s. - 
 rose, tic roilte (Salbeij — thistle, tie (Sarto= 
 benetictcn, — thursday, ter ^immelfa^rtg* 
 tag, — war, tie ,ftrcujjugej — water, Rom. 
 Cath. taS SBei^roaffer j — water-sprinkle, — 
 water-stick, tcr 3Sci^»etcI J — week, tic ^-C 
 SBod)e, (S^arn)0(^c. 
 
 Hora'age, s. tie ^^ultigung : 1. Law?, tie 2el)n§» 
 pfli(bt5 2. Tig-, tic e^rerbietungj to do or 
 render — , {jultigcn. 
 
 To Hom'age, v. a. [jultigcit. 
 
 Hom'ageable, adj. ^ultigungSpfIi(^tig. 
 
 Hom'ager, s. 1. tcr 2t{)n8mann, SSafaUj 2. 
 fig. ter ^ultiger, Eobretner. 
 
 Home, I. s. 1. ta§ ^au§5 2. ter ®eburt§ort^ 
 tic ^eimat^, taS ®aterlant 5 II. adv. 1. (at — ) 
 Su^aufe^ 2. ^cim, m^ ^aufej ill. adj. (& 
 adv.' 1. ^eimifd[> ifig-^: 2. griintUc^, triftig, 
 nadjtriiicf (i(^ , auf einc treffcnte "Jfrt, ernft;. 
 ftarf, terb, tud)tig, f rdftig, roirffam, cintring= 
 litb? 3. freimitt^ig, frci, offcntjerjig, mut^ig, 
 tiic^tig , trauf loS 5 from — , nic^t ju ^aufe^ 
 that comes — to you, ta6 jicltauf ©icj it 
 will come — to him , c8 njirt il)m ju 4)aufc 
 (u. ju ^ofc) fommen, t. i. oergoltcn iDcrtenj 
 to speak —, 5ur ^a6)t fprcc^cnj — to strike 
 one — , eincn in tic ©ngc ot. auf tuperfte 
 (rcibcnj the cartridge is — , tie ^atrone 
 fi^t aufj Mars, to be — , gcflaut, fcfilics 
 gent (». ber Satung), to haul - , ((Stricfc, 
 :c.) anjic^cn, an()0lcn5 IV. comp. 1. %cl= 
 milicRs, ^au&s, \)aterldntifc^ j 2. (ein)t)ei.^ 
 mif(b,inldntifcb,Sante§=)— baked, ^au§(gc)s 
 badfcn^ — bom, I. adj. 1. angeboren? 2. ein= 
 l)eimifi j 11. s. ta& 8ante§!int 5 — bound, auf 
 ter Sflucfreife begriffen, nad^ ^aufc beftimmtf 
 
 — bred , 1 . raie — born ; 2. ungcbiltet , xoi) 5 
 
 — child , ta§ iiingftc ^int , ?Kutterfol)nd)cn, 
 20. 5 — (made) commodities, SantcSfabrif ate j 
 
 — department, taS ©cpartcment tcr inncrn 
 ^(ngclcgcn^cttcn , SKiniftcrium tes 3»ncrn 9. 
 
Home 
 
 384 
 
 Hono 
 
 — felt, tief (im ^nncrflen) empfun^cn^ 
 freigbt, t)ic Slucffrai^^t, — made, 1. ju ^aVL\t 
 ot. im Sanbc vcrfcrtiget, M-s. 2. einfa(^, 
 fdjli^tj 3. ro^, gemcinj — made cloth, ijic 
 ^auSlcinraant) 5 — office, Engl. Die,Kanjlei 
 bcr innern ^n9elegcnl)eitcn j — sick, t)a& Ijcim* 
 »e^ ^abcnt)} — sickness, baS 4)cimn)e^5 — 
 si)un, I. arfj. mi — made ; II. s. Sa§ |)au§gc= 
 fpinnfl j — squadron, Am. tjos ,^flengef(t>n)tt= 
 tcri — stall, - stead, 1. bic 4)QUS[latte j 2. 
 /tif . bcr Urfi^ j — thrust, bcr berbe Bto^, col. 
 (Snabenfiof , — trade, bcr SSinncn^anbcl. 
 
 Home'l?ss, adj. ^cimQt()lO&. 
 
 Homc'ljn^ss , .v. 1. bic einfa(l(>^cit , Unge* 
 
 f(^nui(ft{)cit5 2. /g". bic SHo^^eit, ©rob^cit, 
 
 .f)(Spli(^fcit. 
 Home'ly , adj. & ac/y. I. cinfa(]^ , f(^muc!lo§, 
 
 fd^lif^tj 2. unjicrlid), grob, l)d|Ud)j ungc- 
 
 bilbet^ rol). [Ant. cin bcbrdifd^cs OJlop. 
 
 Ho'mer, s. l.|)omer Cgrie(b. Did^tcr) i 2.Bt6/. 
 Homer'jc, — cal, adj. ^omcrif^. 
 Home'ward, Home'wards, ado. na(^ ^a\X\i JU, 
 
 ^cimwdrto} — bound, mc Home-bound. 
 Homici'dal, adj. m6rberif(b, blutig. 
 HSm'icide, s. 1. ber 3:obtf(^Iag, SO^orbj 2. bcr 
 
 3;obtf(bIdgcr,5K6rber. 
 Homjlet'.ic (— cal) , Tlieol. I. adj. bomiIctifd;j 
 
 II. h-s, s. pi. bie ^onxilttit [^anjclrcbner. 
 Hom'ilist, *. Tlieol. I. bcr 4)omiIetiferi 2. bcr 
 Hom'ily, s. Tlieol. bic |)omil«. 
 Hom'juy, {Pick.) , Hom'rapny ( Wb.) , s. Am. 
 
 ber kai&s^ubbing. 
 Hom'moc , Hom'mock , s. Mars. 1. bcr cin= 
 
 jclnc, fcgclformige ^iigcl an bcr ©ccfuftc j 2. 
 
 bic fcgclformigc ^i^mQJTc im DJiccrc, 3. h-s, 
 
 pi. Am. 58uf(t)in)"cln , 58auminfcln (^iigcl in 
 
 ben ©umpfen Sfl=^Ioriba8). 
 HOraQCcn'tric, — cal, adj. Math, ^omoccntrifc^. 
 HT)moe9pat/i'ic» — c?lI [bOniGO — ], I. adj.; II. 
 
 — cally, a(/y. ^om6opat^if(b. 
 Homoeo'pai/ust [homeo' — ], 5.bcr |)om6opttt^. 
 Homoeo'pat/iy [horaeo'— ], s.bic |)Om6opat^ic. 
 Homoge'neal, HoniQge'neous, I. adj. T. glcid(>5 
 
 artig, ^omogenjU^ — ness, or HOmogene'jty, 
 *. jT. bic®lci(bartigfcit, |)omogenitdt. 
 
 Horaol'pgous, adj. 2\ »on cincrlci gJcr^dltnip, 
 9lci(^, ^omolog. [glcit^namigj 2. jrocibcutig. 
 
 HQmon'yraous, I. acfj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. Gram. 
 
 Horaon'ymy, s. 1. Gram, bic ©Icid^namigfcit j 
 2. bic ^TOcibeutigfeit. [bicibenb (x>. ^icbcrn). 
 
 HpmSt'Qnous, adj. Med. fid) ^on^td'fc) glcid^ 
 
 Hone, s. bcr (fcinc) SBc^jlcin, <Strci(]^ficin. 
 
 To Hone, v. a. (auf bcm ©trci^jflcitt) absic^en. 
 
 Hon'?st [on'^st], I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv.l. c^r? 
 U6i, aufri(^tig, rctbtfcbaffen, rcblicti, Tc6)tlid), 
 treuj 2. billig, gcrci^tj 3. anfidnbig, e^rbor, 
 
 !cuf(b/ tugcnbt)aftj 4. roo^Igcflaltct, gut qus- 
 fcljcnb, munter. 
 
 HOn'^sty [8n'-], I. .v. 1. bic eijrlitbfcit, 7(uf« 
 ri(btig!cit, {Rcd^tftbaffcn^cit^Olcblic^fcit, a5ic= 
 bcrfcit, Srcuci 2. bic @^rbarfcit, ^cufdj^citj 
 3. Bot. bic 5KonbrQUtc. 
 
 H6n'ey,I. s. l.bcr^onigj 2.fi^. bie Sitpig= 
 hit, Sicblid^fcit j 3. fond, (my—) mcin 2ieb= 
 (^cn, <S(^d^(^ctt} 11. comp. — apple, bcr ^0- 
 ^Qnni^apfclj — bag, Zoo^ bcr |)-mogen (bcr 
 aSiencn))— buzzard, Orn. bcrSBicncnfrelfcrj 
 
 — comb, l.bic.f)-f(^cibc, S8Q(i^gf(^cibc5 2. 
 G?/»j.bic ® allc (bci ^anonen)? — comb cockle. 
 Conch. ba§ SBoffcIcifcn J — combed , I. mit 
 3cUcn) 2. Gun. ©alien ^abcnbj lot^crig,— 
 cup, Bot. bcr 4)-bc^dItcr5 — dew,bcr|)-» 
 t^avii — fall, /am. bcr uncrwartc ®Iucf§faUj 
 
 — llower, Bot. bic 4)-bIumC} — gnat , Ent. 
 bic ^-flicgc J — less , adj. c^nc ^. j — moon, 
 
 — month, bic Slittcrn>0(bcn J — sucker, Orn. 
 bcr^olibrij — suckle, Bot. ba§ ©cipblatt j 
 
 — thief, Ent. bic f(bn)ar5e58aumt(etfc,a3aum- 
 grillc 5 — tongue, glQttc 3unge j — tongued, 
 glattjiingig 5 — wort, Bot. bic SBacbsblumc. 
 
 To Hon'ey, v. a. flip ma(bcn. 
 
 Hong, *. bic ij^incf. 93c5cid)nung fur Guropdcr. 
 
 H6n'jed> r. Hon'eyed, ar/j. 1 . ^onigrci(b j 2. 
 (^onigOfup, angcne^m. 
 
 HonVaiy [on'—], adj. (5^rc briugcnb, jur 
 Q. gcrci(i()cnb 5 comp. (S^rcn* : — arch , bic 
 e-pfortCj ~ member. Hi @-mitgIicb; JC 
 
 Hon'prary [on' —], s. 1. bcr G^rcnfolb; ba§ 
 ^onorarj 2. bie !5;itulaturpcrfon j 3. Print. 
 Ph. ba§ Se^rgclb. 
 
 Honorific [on — ] , adj. @^rc bringcnb. 
 
 Hon'our (Hon'or) [on' -] , s. 1. bic (S()rc j 2. 
 bcr ^ot)c Slang, bic SBfirbcj 3. bie e^rer* 
 bictung, 4. bcr SRu^m, 5. bic Bicrbc, 6. 
 Gam. bic ^igur, bag JBiib (in bcr ©piclfartc) j 
 7. ^onoria (S-n.)j h-s, pi. ; 8. 6i)rcnfieUen, 
 @tanbc§»orrcc^tc5 9. gomplimcntc, bic ^on= 
 ncur&j a lady of— to the queen, cinc J^ofs 
 bamc (6-nbomc) bcr ,fi:6niginn j maids of—, 
 @-nbamen 5 your — , @n). ©nabcnj 3i)r<? 
 (^o(b')SBoIjIgcborcn} affair of—, bicG-n* 
 fadjcj word of — , ba§ e-nwortj on (gc». 
 upon) my — , emph. bci meincr (auf mcinc) 
 6^rc, auf mcin S-nwortj Coins, to do (b. 
 to pay) — to a draft {or bill of exchange), 
 cine Syrette (eincn SBc(bfcl) ^onorircn, pcrc^- 
 rcn, acccptirenj to meet due — , (gc^orig) 
 acccptirt WCrbcn, to prepare due — , ^fn» 
 na^me bcrcitcn 5 four by h-s, Gam. Micx^cn* 
 neurs (im ^artcnfpicl). 
 
 To Hon'our [on'— ], v. a. 1. c^rcnj bce^rcn(— 
 with, mit) j 2. cr^cbcn, prcifen 1 Coms. to — a 
 
Hono 
 
 385 
 
 Hord 
 
 draft, e. Zvattt ^onorircn, cere^rcn j the bill 
 was not h-ed, ber Sffiedfjfel blieb not^leii)enl). 
 HSn'ourable [bn'— ], I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 
 1. Dorne^m, angefeljenj 2. cbelj ru()mlid^5 
 c^renooU, e^renwertl) j 3. unbefd^oltenj an* 
 ftdnbtgj 4. e^rltd), reblid)^ 5. billig, gercd^t j 
 6. efyrenroert^ (aU ZiUl, cf. Fiiigei Compi 
 Dictij.). [t)ie e^ren()aftigfeit, :c. c/. i>. ». as 
 
 H5n'our?blen?ss [8n'— ],*. baS (St)rennjcrtt)e, 
 
 Hon'ourer [on' — ] , s. ber 6l)rcnl5e. 
 
 H8n'oarl?ss [on' — ] , adj. ni^t gee^rt, et)rIo§. 
 
 Hood [hfid], ^. 1. Da§ vKopfjeug, ber :}fuffa§, 
 bic |)aubci 2. Fa/c. bie ^aube (t)e§ ^alfen), 
 3. Mar. bie ©^omfleiitfappe , 4. ber 2)octor= 
 ^Ut5 a monk's— , bic S[R6n(^§fappCj — of a 
 pump, bic ^umpenf appe , bcr ^umpenbecPel 5 
 — man's-blind, ba§ 93Iinbcfu^fpieU — flower, 
 Bot. bie ^elmformigc asiume 5 to — wink, 1. 
 W ^ugen oerbinben, ^g-*. 2. oer^uUen, 
 Derbergcn^ 3. (ioer)brenben, tauft^en. 
 
 To Hood [hud] , v. a. 1. mit cincr Jtappe t?cr= 
 fefeen, \)cr?oppen (aud^ Falc), 2. bic ^ugcn 
 oerbinben ob. bcbccfen? ^.fig. t)crl)uUen. 
 
 H66f, J. bcr |)Uf , bic ^lauc J Fet-*. — bound 
 t)ufsn)5ngig 5 — cast (— loosened) , mit Io= 
 fern ^ufc. 
 
 To Hddf, V. ri.*langfamge^ett (ii>.€flinb»ie^) 
 
 Hd6'f?d, adj. gc^uft, ^ufig. 
 
 Hook [hAk] , I. s. 1. gen. bcr |)afcn5 2. 7V/p. 
 bcr 3:icgel^aFcn ) 3. Mar. bcr luf crtjaf en 5 4. 
 bcr Ingcl^oifcn, bic (^ifd) O^fngclj 5. bic 
 3^^firangcl5 6. bic (frumme) ^Icift^gabelj T. 
 Hush, bie <Bi^tU (— knife) baS ®artcn= 
 mcffer, bic ^ippcj 8. bcr ^ugeliic^crj 9. 
 vulg. bcr Jtunftgriffj II. comp. — 's joint, 
 Mec/i. ba§ Uniiocrfalgclcnf 5 — land, ba§ ge* 
 pflfigtc Sanbj — nose, bic .f)abi(l^tdnafc. 
 
 To Hook [hiikj, v. I. a. 1. (to — on, an=) 
 t)afcn5 2. angclnj 3.^g. fttngcn,cerftricfcn, 
 »crIocfcnj 4. Mec/i. cine I)albjirfelf6rmigc 
 ®cflalt gcbcn 5 II. n. fici^ Mmmen, Sx^ bicgen. 
 
 Hd6'kah , s. (Hooqqu) bic |)ul)fa (oricntaIi= 
 fd^e 3:abQf§pfcifc). 
 
 Hook'ed [hilk'— J , p. a. 1. f)aFig, gebogcn, gc= 
 Mmmt j'2. mit(Si(i^cIno{?rfc()cn^ II. — ness, 
 *. ba§ ^a!igc, bie ^riimmc. 
 
 Hook'er [Mk! — ] , s. 1. baS "Jfngclnbc, ic. cf. 
 To Hook; 2. bcr ^U(fcr (^oUclnb. Safifd^iff). 
 
 Hook'erf [hdk' — ] , s. pi. Com. cant, (h-s-in) 
 ^Qbcnbiener, bic burdE> subringlid)c§ QCnprci* 
 fen ^rcmbe ju (SinMufen locranlaffcn. [gen. 
 
 Hook'y [huk' — ] , adj. ^afig j ooU ^ritmmun* 
 
 Hddp, I. s. l.bcr 0tcif (an cinem^ajfc) , 2. (- 
 
 petticoat) bcrSftcifrodf^ 3.berSflcif,Sfling5 4. 
 
 vid. Whoop; 5. bic ^dfeform, bcr Jtofcnapfj 
 
 n. comp. — iron, ba§ Steifeifenj — knife, 
 
 I. 
 
 ba& asanbmcffcrj — net, ba§ ©cnfgarn,*-. 
 ring, bcr gingcrringj — wheel, Mach. btt§ 
 Olab am Sinfallc. 
 
 To H66p, V. I. a. 1. (^alfcr) binbcn, mit did-- 
 fcnbeIcgen,bcnogcIn5 jfg-5. 2. (—in) cia* 
 ft^Iicfenj 3. {;crbcirufcn} 4. wcgtrcibenj II. 
 n. fd;reicn, laut (nad^ ob. ju) rufcn.[©djwan. 
 
 Ildd'p^r, s. l.ber^apbinber, 2. Orn. bcr wilbt 
 
 Hdo'ping, s. Com. (in {lflc(^nungcn) ba§ ^ap= 
 binbcrto^n. 
 
 Hoo'pjng cough [caf] , s. bcr ^eiii^^Uficn. 
 
 Hoo'pdd , s. Om. ber SBicbci^opf. 
 
 To Hoot, V. a. & n. fd^rcicn,rufcnj to — after. 
 nad^fd()reienj to — at, anfd()re{cn5 to — out, 
 mit ®cfd)rei ocrtrcibcn. [®ct6fc. 
 
 Hoot , s. ber <S(^rci , ba§ (l)6I)nifd)c) ©efd^rci, 
 
 To Hop, V. I. n. 1. l)upfcnj 2. ^inf en, l)um- 
 pclni 3. fid^Ieb^aftberocgcnj tanscn, II. a. 
 mit 4>i>pfen anmad)en, Ijopfcn. 
 
 Hop, I. s. 1. bcr.|)upf, (Sprung, 2. ba§ ^u= 
 pfen^ 3. ber .f)op§tanjj 4. (gcw. h-s, pi.) 
 Bot. bcr 4)opfen5 II. comp. bcf. ^opfen- — 
 bin, cin 3:u4)ral)mcn, worcin bcr ^opfen ge= 
 pflucft wirb 5 — bind, — stalk , bcr ^-j^cngcl, 
 bic ^-pflanjCj — clover, — trefoil, Bot. bcr 
 ^-flec5 — dog, ein eifcrncr ^afcn (4)cbeO 
 sum |)crauf()ebcn ber ^-ftangcn aug bcr @rbe> 
 
 — garden, — yard, bcr^-garten j — ground, 
 ba§ |)-fclb; ber ^-adfer j — grower, ber .^-= 
 baucr, — harrow, bic^-l)arfc} — horn-beam. 
 Bot. bie |)-^oinbud(>Cj — kiln, — oast (ill 
 Kent), bic J^-barrCj — o'-my thumb, milg. 
 bcr ©rci»^dfc=^od^ j — picker, bcr ^-pflucf cr, 
 |)-jupfcr5 — pole, bic 4>-flangc5 — shim, bie 
 ^-^acfcj — string, ba§ .f)-feit , bic ^-bramc j 
 
 Hope, s, bic ^offnung. [— vine , bie ^-ranf c. 
 
 To Hope, V. a. & n. 1. ^offcn, wiiufd^cuj 2. 
 ocrtrauenjh-d-for, crwartct. 
 
 Hupe'fal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adu. I)offnung5s 
 oollj III. — ness, ji. boS |)offnung5»oUc. 
 
 Hope'less, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. t)Offnung§» 
 Io§5 III. — ness , s. bic .^offnungSIofigfcit. 
 
 Ho'p?r, s. bcr |)offcnbc, .goffer. 
 
 Hop'per, I. s. 1. bcr .^iipfcnbc, 2. Ent. bie 
 ^cifcmabc, 3. Mill, ber Srid^ter, Sflumpf, 
 bic^a^r^ 4. bcr XuSfaatforb 5 II. comp. — 
 boy, Am. A'liW. cine (^e^lOv^u()(mafd)ine J 
 
 — breeched, — horsed, Furj trctcnb , f rcuj* 
 lat)m5 — fly, P-nt. bic ,tdfeflicgc. 
 
 Hop'p?t, s. vid. Hopper, 3. 
 Hor'ace, Hpra'tio [— 'shjo] , *.4)oras(9)?-n.). 
 Ho'ral,Ho'rary, adj. cinc ©tunbe betrcffcnb, 
 ftilnbfg,6tunbcn*.[a3rctern),bic®tcnfamnwr 
 Hord, s. l.wU Hoard; 2. bcr S5crf(^lag (». 
 Horda'ceous, adj. gcrjlcn. 
 
 Horde, ,9. bic ^s>rbc, bcr wanbcrnbc ®tamm. 
 
 25 
 
Hori 
 
 386 
 
 Hors 
 
 HQrt'zon, s. ber ®eft(i^t§!reis, |>ori5ont 5 artifi- 
 cial ~,l5cr fitnfHi(l^e®efi(^t§Frei§5 sensible—, 
 fccr fd^ein&arc ©.5 rational — , real — , ber 
 »o|rc ®. 
 
 H8rizon'tal, I. adj.^ H. — ly, adv. 1. bcn^O^ 
 tisontbetrcffent) 5 am^orijontc, 2.^onsontaI, 
 wagereddtj III. — ness, s. rote t>. f. 88. 
 
 Horjzontal'jty, *.l)a§9Bagere(^tc,|)onsi3ntaIc. 
 
 Horn, I. s. l.baS |>orn (aud^ Mus.)^ 2. ber 
 StorwaUs^a^nj 3. Paint. UB garbenmefer, 
 ier @patel$ 4. Mar. bic 9)?icf einer ©affclj 
 h-s, pt. 5. bic ^ixWxmx (ber 3nfecten) 5 6. 
 1)Q§ (Scftdngc, ©eroei^j — of plenty, MS 
 ^iiU^orn) to give a stioke with the— , Far. 
 (cinem ^ferbc) ben^Rern fled^en 5 II. comp. — 
 back, — beak, — fish, Ich. bcr «^-pfd(> 5 — beam, 
 Bot. bcr |)-baum, bic gemeinc |)agcbu(l^e j — 
 beetle, £nf. bcr |)-f(^r6ter, .^irfd^^dferi — 
 bill, Orn. UX |>-Cogclj — blend, Min. bte 
 ^-blcnbcj — book, (n). fi.) bas :?(a5(Sbu(^} 
 
 — bradoon, citic ^Qlbc ^ncbeltrcnfej — coot, 
 
 — owl, Orn. Me grope |)eule 5 — distemper 
 VeU We^-fdulei— foot, I. adj. ge^uft, ^orns 
 ortigj II. ;?. MS |)uft^ier5 — geld. Me ICbs 
 gQbe \Jom|)-Mel^j — mad, /am. ciferfii(^ttg 5 
 
 — mercury, Min. ba5 Sluetfftlber^omcrSJ- 
 pipe, 1. Mils, bie |>-pfeife {tin ©ubelfacf) 
 2. Dane, tie 3Katelotte (ein 9)f atrofen = unb 
 SBauerntanj) 5 — shavings, pi. bie |>-fpc[ne5 
 -silver, Chem. ^-filberj — slate, ber |)-s 
 f^ieferi — slugs, bie |)-fiiaud^e jur ©ereis 
 tung beS ^irf^^orngeifteS , — stone, Min. 
 ber |>-flein5— tips, ^-fpilen^— work. Fort. 
 btt$ |)-»erf J — wort, Bot. bQ§ ^-Uatti - 
 wrack, ZooL bie <Secnnbe, 0linbenForQire. 
 
 To Horn, v. a. (Sinen) jum |)ai^nrei madden, 
 (i^m) ^drncr Quffelen. 
 
 Hor'ned, arfj. 1. ge^omt, 2. gefrummtj — 
 flood, * bie iSpringflut^i — goat, ber steins 
 borf 5 — poppy, — seed, Bot. ber gc^omte 
 9Xo^ttj — snake, Zooi. bie |)ornf(l^Iange. 
 
 H6r'n?r, s. 1. bcr |)ornarbeiter5 2. ber |)orn5 
 ^dttbrcrj 3. ber ^ornift, |)ornbiafcr. 
 
 Hor'net, s. Ent bie |)ornif . 
 
 Hor'nish, adj. ]^ornid()t, ^omortig, ^art. 
 
 Horn'less, adj. ol^ne |)6rner. 
 
 Hor'ny, adv. 1. ^omig, oon ^orn, ^Srnenj 
 2. ^orn{(3(>t, ^ornartigj ^art5 — coat, W 
 ^orn^QUt. [@onnenu^r?un|]t. 
 
 Hprog'raphy, s. 1. bie |>orograp^ie 5 2. bie 
 
 H8r'ol6ge, s. bie ©tunbenu^r, UB iSt-glo§. 
 
 HSrolog'ical, I. adj. 5 II.-ly,arfD.^oroIogif(l^. 
 
 H8rologjograph'jc,ad7. b.Sonnenu^rfunfl betr. 
 
 HSrologjog'raphy, s. 1. bie ©efdijreibung bcr 
 (©tunbcnOU^rcnj 2. bie ©onnenu^rfunfi. 
 
 Horol'ogy, s. bie ©tunbenmepnggfunft. 
 
 Horom'gtry, s. Me ©tuubenmeffuug. 
 Hor'Qscope, s. Astrol. t)aB |>oro[fop. 
 Hor'rible, I. adj.^ II. - ly, adv. entfe^ic^ 
 
 f(j^recfli(3^, ffird^terlid() J III. — ness, s. bie 
 e(^recflid^!eit. 
 Hor'rjd, I. arfj. 5 II. — ly, adv. fd^recflid^, cnt- 
 
 fe§Ii(i>, abfd^eulitlj 3 III.— ness, s. bie^c^rccf* 
 lic^feit, :ttbf(3(>eulid^feit. 
 Horriffic, adj. ©d^retfen crregenb. 
 
 Horris'QUOus, adj. * \6)Xt^li6) tonctlb. 
 
 Hor'ror, s. 1. (bef. Med. ber§iebers)©(&ciuer, 
 ©d^ttuber 5 2. ba§ @ntfe|en, Oraufen 5 3. ba* 
 ©d^auerltd^e^ 4. bcr ©rduel, "Jfbfd^eu, — of 
 water, bic SBaffcrfd^cu. 
 
 Horse, I. .v. l.gen. bQ§^ferb,0iof 3 ^.collect. 
 bie Olcitereij 3. ©cReU (in ocrfd). SS-n); 
 (wooden — ) bcr ^oljeme efcl (bef. ©traf* 
 mafd(>inc bcr ©olboten) 5 bttS 9lccf, bie 9lcc?c 5 
 bcr ((Sdge5)a5ode5 bQ§ ©crfift (sum SBdfd^cs 
 trocfncn, 2c.) , ba§ ^eUerlager, bie Unterloge 5 
 4. sz. bcr ©(^ieferFoften 3 5. A/ar. bie pert* 
 leinej |>al[e} (h-s) pL^aarben (^ferbe)3 - 
 ofstate, bag^arabcpferb } the great—, Man. 
 baS ©d^Ulpferb 3 gentleman (master) of the 
 — , ber ©tallmeifter 5 to sit a — , auf eincm 
 ^-e rciten5 to -! Mil. aufgefeffen! ju ^-c! 
 II. comp. — artillery, bie rcitcnbc ^rtiUcrie? 
 
 — back, baSSt^cn JU^-e3 to be on — back, 
 Su^-efein, rcitcn5 to get up (to mount) 
 on — back, JU ^-e fteigen5 — balls. Far. 
 ^rsncipitlen fur ^-e3 — bean, Bot. bie^-e« 
 bo^ne3 — block, bcr Wftcigeblotf 5 — boat, 
 bie fladje §fi§re, ^-ef5^re5 -- boxes, R-w. 
 ^-efarren (jum 3:rangport bcr 9)-c)3-boy, 
 ber ©talljungej — bread, grobea SSrob jum 
 ^uttern bcr p-ej — breaker, bcr aScreitcr J 
 
 — brigade, Mil. bie9leiterbrigabC3— brush, 
 bie ^arbdtfd^e 3 - chestnut, Bot. bie0lops 
 fafittnie 5 — cloth, biey-cbedfe3 — collar, ba§ 
 ^ummct3— colt, bQ§ (^-es)^uUen5 — comb, 
 bie ©triegel3 — courser, bcr ^-c^dnbler, 
 gcw. cont. Stoftdufd^cr, {Roffammj — cu- 
 cumber, bie grofe, griine ©urFej — doctor, 
 ber Stoparjt5 — dung, ber ^-cmift, — em- 
 met, Enf.bie OlOpameifC3 — eye-bean, bic 
 ^ra|bc^nej-face, ba§ grofc,Iange,plumpe 
 ®ctid&t5 — fly, Ent. Me ^-cfliegej - foot, 
 Bot. ber ^uflattid^3 —guards, 1. bie 2cib* 
 voatf^i ju ^-e3 2. ba-§ engl. ^rieg§miniftes 
 riumj —hair, ba§ Sfl0p^00r3 —heel, Bot. 
 ber llantj —hoe, Agr. Me ^-c^orfe, ber 
 ^artoffelppug 5 — keeper, bcr ©tallFneddtf 
 
 — knobs, pi. bie .Rnopfe ber^Iocfcnblumenj 
 
 — laugh, ba§ gQd(>cn QU§ ooHem |)orfc5-- 
 leech, 1. Zoo^ ber dto^t^di 2. ber ^urs 
 fddmieb, ^Q^nfd^micb3 - litter, Me oon^-en 
 
Hors 
 
 387 
 
 Houd 
 
 Qctrogenc ©dnfte, Sflopba^rcj — load, bte ^-c= 
 laft, gQOung cince ^-e§^-lock, Me^effcl 
 fur ^-e, l)a§ ©paimfd^lop) — mackerel, Ich. 
 Xjk ®ta(^clmafrcle 5 — man, l. bcr (bcf. in 
 bcr Slieitfunft crfal^rcnc) {Rcifcrj 2. ux Sa» 
 tallcriflj — manship, l)ic {Rcitfunft} — mar- 
 ten, 1. Ent.tk{^-C')^vmUi 2. Or«. tie 
 :s;t)urmf*n)albe5 — match, Om. tie ^ropf= 
 gang j — measure , bcr ^^apftccf fiir ^-e , — 
 meat, taS ^-cfutterj — mill, tie fiflopmut)le5 
 
 — milliner, I)cr5p-cf(^mucfs|)dnl)lcr3 — mint, 
 BvL tie Sftcpmunje, — muscle, Cunch.Vlc 
 0)iic^mufd)cU - nail, ter |)ufnagclj - oil, 
 tas v^ammfctt j — picker. Far. ta§ ^ufmcf* 
 fcr, tic 4)uffra6e3 - play, ter rol)e; grobc 
 e^crs 3 — pond, tie^-cf^rocmmc 5 —power, 
 Mcch. tic ^-cfraftj — race, — racing, taS 
 ^- crenncn 5 — radish , Bot. ter SJJcerrcttig f 
 
 — rasp. Far. tic^ufrafpcl j — rug, — sheet, 
 tie ^p-etecfe, ©talltccfc, — shoe, l.taS ^uf* 
 fifcn (Qud^ Fort); 2. toS ^antoffcleifcn 5 3. 
 Bot. ter 4)Uf(attiii^ j — shoe head, Anat. tci 
 Jlcpf cincg ^intco rait p weit gcoffneten 
 ?i(il)len3 - tail, ter ^-ef(|n3anj (aud^ BoL)i 
 -tongue, Bot. tQ§ 3cipfenfraut5 — tran- 
 som, Mar. ter ^JCctbaUen, — trappings, pi. 
 tO§ ^-Cgef(^irr j — twitchers, pi. Far. tic 
 SSremfe j — way, ter SBcg fiir ^-c, Sflcitwcg, 
 
 — whip, tie 9lcitgerte,0l-pcitfcl)e j To-whip, 
 V. a. mit ter 0lcitpeitf(l)c [(^(agenj — woman, 
 tie Olcilerinn j — worm, ter ^-ewurm. 
 
 To Horse, V. l.a.l. Quf cin ^fcrt fc^enj 2. 
 bcrittcn matbenj 3. (rittlingg) auf tern Oluf= 
 Ecntragcni 4. (auf 6tn)a§) reitenj 5. (einc 
 ©tutc) befcbalen, bcfpringenj (well-)horsed, 
 (gut)berittcn} 11. n. auffif^cn. [,5talfateifcn. 
 
 Hor'sing, adj. roffig, briinfligi — irons, Mar. 
 
 Horta'tion, s. tie Grma^nung. 
 
 Hor'tativc, Hor'tatgry, adj. erma()nent. 
 
 Horticul'tural [— 'tshur — ] , adj. ten ©arten* 
 ban bctrcffcnt. [©artcnfunfl. 
 
 Hortjcul'ture [— 'tshur] , s. tcr ©artenbau 5 tie 
 
 Hortjciil'turist [—'tshur—], s. ter ®artcn= 
 
 H6r'tulan,arfi.cinen®artenbetre|fent.[!unfHer. 
 
 Iloijan'na, s. ta§ ^ofianna. 
 
 lIofR, s. 1. tic ^ofen, ©trumpf^ofen, ta§ 
 aSeinficit^ 2. ter ©trumpf, ticStriimpfej 
 
 3. Bot. tad ^6^6)m, tie^ulfe(einera5lumc)j 
 
 4. Prin t. tie a5ud)fe, tag ©d^Iop (an ter a3u(^* 
 truefcrprejfe) 3 5. iJreio. ter®ur(i^f(l^lag3 6. 
 ter (@priicn=)iS(^Iaud^3 Mar. tie SKamie* 
 ring 3 — husk, Bot. tie innerc .^iilfe. 
 
 Hosed, adj. mit |)ofen 3 mit (Strumpfen, 2c. 
 Ho'^ier, s. tcr @trumpf(n)aaren=)'&SntIcr. 
 Ho'^i^ry, *. 1. collect. @trumpfn)aarcn3 2.tie 
 Strumpfmanufaftur. 
 
 Hos'pjtable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. gaflfrcii 
 ga|]tfreuntfd^aftli(^ 5 in. - ness , s. tie ®af}* 
 
 frei^eit. 
 Hos'pjtail, s. ta§ |)ofpital, ^frmcn^au§5 — 
 
 fp.ver, ta§ ©pitalficberj — fracture box, 
 
 Surg, tie fficinlate 3 — ship, ta5 ^ofpitalfdjijf. 
 Hos'pit^l(l)er , *. 1. ter |)ofpitalmeifler 3 2. 
 
 ter 3o^anniter<0}Jart^cfcr09litter3 3. ter 
 
 borm^erjige JBrutcr, tie barm^er5ige<Sd)rac* 
 Hospital'jty, s. tie ©aflfrctljeit. [fter. 
 
 HOst,.v. 1. Rom. Ca</i. tie |)oflie 3 2. ter ©a|i^ 
 
 freunt3 3. terSBirt^, ®afiiDirtIj3 4 taS 
 
 |)cer;tic<Sdjaar. 
 HSs'tage, .V. ter®eipel; Scibbilrge. 
 Hos'tess, s. 1. tie SBirt^inn ubcr^ 3 2.tic ^au8= 
 
 n)ir(^inn3 ©aftroirtljinn. [felig. 
 
 Hos'tile, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. feintlif^, feints 
 Hostil'ity, s. tic 'gcintlid)ipcit, ^cintfcligfcit. 
 Host'ler [os'l?r], *.ter (Stallfned;t3 ^ausfncd)t. 
 Hot, I. adj. 1. ^eip 5 2. cr^i|t, gebrannt (pon 
 
 Jtorn, ^eu, 2c.) 3 fis-'^' 3. (-blooded), (ji^ig, 
 
 ^cftig3 4. gcfa^ri>oll3 5. briinftig, gcil/e. 
 fi^arf, beipcnt (p. (Sefd^madf) , ftarf gcroiirst, 
 gepfcffcrt3 H. comp. — bath, 1. ta§ ^cipe 
 *8at3 2. tic 93atcftube3 - bed, 1. Gard. taS 
 53Ziflbeet3 2. fig. tic ^flanjfdjulej - blast, 
 f-w. ©cbldfc mit ^(nrocntung pon cr^i^tcr 
 2uft 3 — brained, — headed, [)i^!3pfig , un= 
 gefiiim 5 — cockles , tie ^Jtintfd^mifTe (ein 
 «£picl)3 — house, 1. Gard. ta§ jparme (®c- 
 Viad)^')!pan& , 3:rcib()au& 3 2. tic 93ateftubc, 
 tad ©d)n)i§bat 3 — mouthed, 1 . l)artmdulig 3 
 2. fig. ^artndcfigj — plates, Mech. ^i$= 
 plattcn3 — pot, taS (jeipe (^ctrdnF, ©icrbier, 
 ter ®Iut)n)cin3 To — press, v. a. Mech.Zuif) 
 tecatircn, papier, u. l^eip preffcn, urn ©tans 
 ju gebcn3 — shoots, pi. einc ^frt l5:orf3 — 
 shot, 1. s. 1. tie glul^entc ^ugct3 2. fig. ter 
 armc3:ropf3 n. adj. 1. pcrf^offenj 2. ent» 
 frdftet3 — short iron, ^eipbruc^igcd Stfen 3 
 
 — spur, T. s. 1. ter |)i^!opf, SoIIPopfi 2. (or 
 
 — spur-pea) tie 'fUim 3u(fercrbfc3 H. or — 
 spurred, adj. 1. tjcftig, t)i§ig, tollfopfigj 2. 
 raoUiiflig , geil3 — tobacco, flarfer SabaF. 
 
 Hotch'-p5t, Hotch'-pStch, s. 1. vid. Hodge- 
 podge; 2. Law, ticJBercinigung metjrerer Hn* 
 tcrcicn (in ^rbfci^aftsfdllen, u.). 
 
 Hotel', s. mod. taS |)OteI. 
 
 HSt'ly, adv. P. Hot, qv. 
 
 HSt'ness, s. l.Ui ^i^Z'^fig-s, 2. tic^cftig* 
 feit,aBut^3 3. ticaSrunfl. 
 
 H5ts , HStts , s. pi. Sport. Icteme SBaHcn on 
 ten ©pornen ter ,^ampf()d^nc. 
 
 HSt't§nt8t, .9. ter|)ottentot. 
 
 Houd'ah, s. (int.) tcr ©i§ (S^urm) auf tern 
 JKurfen eineS eiep^intcn. 
 
 25* 
 
Houg 
 
 388 
 
 Howl 
 
 Hough [b6k] , &c. vid. Hock, &c. 
 
 Hoiind, I. *. 1. bcr SciQ^j^unt), ^C^^unt) ) 2. h -s , 
 pi. Mar. bie SBacf en ob.€floUen (am 9KQfte,ic.)5 
 II. comp. — bitch, bie SciQ^^nbinn 5 — fish, 
 Ich. 1. ter QlattC S;>ai (N. smooth hound) ; 2 
 nad(> iV. f. t». W. Dog-fish; i?of-*.—'s tongue, 
 
 bie^^unb^jungc,— tree,t5cr4)unt)§becrt)aum. 
 To Hoiind, v. a. I)e§en5 jagen, cerfolgcn. 
 Hdup, s. vid. Hoopoo. 
 rioiir [oiir] , I. s. 1. bic ©tunbe, 2. h-s, 7)^ 
 
 Rom. Caf/i.b(e©t-ngcbete,^orcn3 II. co7np. 
 
 — glass, ba& (St-ngla§, bie ©onbu^rj 
 hand, bcr ©t-njeigcrj — lines, pl.t)k^t-n' 
 Hnlen (an einer @onnenuI)r) 3 — plate, l. bic 
 U^rf(]^cibc, ba§ 3iffcrI)Iatt5 2. bcr ©onncn 
 jctgcrj -- wheel, ba§ @t-nrab. 
 
 Hou'ri, s. bic^oun(in5i)?at)omeb'§^arabiefe). 
 Hour'iy [our' — ] , adj. & adv. ftllnblid^. 
 Hou'sage, s. Com.baS Sagcrgclb, bie£-mict^e, 
 bcr (55em6tbsin5. 
 House, I. s. l.H&^CiU^i^ol)ni)au^ifig-s. 
 
 2. bag ©efd^ted^t, bcr ©tamm, bic^amilic, 
 
 3. bic |)au8^ottun9,ba8 .^-luefen j 4. h-s, pi 
 a) Chem. bie asieifammern in ben cngi 
 6c^rocfclf5urefabrifcn} h) Gam. bic^clber 
 auf bem B^ai)= ob. ©amenbretej a com- 
 mercial — , cin |)anbcB{)au§} — of parliament, 
 ba§ ^arlament, to be in the — , im ^-c 
 ft^cn J — of Lords (— of peers , or the upper 
 -), ba& ^. bcr Sorb§ ob. ^air§, ba§ £)bcr» 
 l^auS) — of Commons (the lower—), ba§ ^. 
 bcr ©cmcincn, bag Unter^auS? to constitute 
 a — , Engl, cin ocrfaffungSmfipigcg S^. bilbcnj 
 the Lord's — , baS ®otte&^au§j — in a uni- 
 versity, ba§ (SoUegium auf cincr Unioerfitatj 
 
 — of call, 1. bie ^crbcrgc ber^^anbiucrFcr) 
 2. ba& SSorbcHj — of accommodation , ba& 
 ^rbjtcigequarticr) — of office , or convenient 
 — , bag ^cimli(bc (^maS), bcr 'Khtxitt^ to 
 keep (or hold) open — , offene S^afel Ijaltenj 
 II. camp. — agent* ber 2oFalocrmiett)er, 
 urgent, ^ommtffionSr, — bell, bicS^^iirglotfcj 
 
 — boat, bc5 bcberftC IBootj — bote, Law, 1. 
 bic ©cfdngniff often} 2. ba§ frcie Sflcparatur^ 
 bolj Ob. a5renn(;oIs (au& ben SBalbungcn bc8 
 (Srunb^errn), — bread, baS ^-badfene ^robj 
 
 — breaker , ber ^auScinbrcd^crj —breaking, 
 1. bcr Sinbrud^ 5 2. einbrc(^cnb 5 —bug, Ent. 
 bicSBanjci — eaves, pi. bic ©ad^rinncj- 
 keeper, 1. ber ^-oatcr, ^-Ijcrr, 2. bcr|>-s 
 ^filter 5 3. ber |>-»crwaltcr3 4. bie|)-muften 
 5. bic ^-^filtcrinn , SBirt^fti^aftcrinn 5 - 
 keeping, 1. bic^aus()altungi 2.bic®en)irf()= 
 ung i — leek, Bot. ba§ ^-laub , bcr ^-hnd) 5 
 
 — less, o^nc SBo^nung, o^ncS)bba(l(>i — line, 
 Mar. vid. Housing, 5, ; — maid, bic ^-magbyl 
 
 ba§®lubenmdb6cnj — painter, 1. ber ^n 
 ftrcic^crj 2. bcr SBanbrnaler, ©ecoration 
 malcr, — pigeon, Orn. bie^-taubc, — ren 
 ber :^-sin§5 — room, bcr 0laum im ^auf 
 
 ©clap 5 — snail , bic ^-fd;nC(!C} — warming 
 
 ber (5injug§f(^mau8. 
 To House, V. 1. a. 1. unter£>a(i^ ob. in ©id^cr^ 
 
 l)cit brtngen, untcrbringen , cinbringenj 2. 
 
 be^crbergen5 H. ?i. *l)aufin, wo^ncnj h-d, 
 
 Mar. bcfcfligt (t). ,5tanoncn). 
 Housc'hold, i. s. 1. bcr|)au8^alt, ba§ |>au8, 
 
 bie ^amilic, 2. ber ^offiaat, bie ^oft)altung5 
 
 II. adj. ^5u§IidH - alTairs, (jduSI. ©cfc^fiftCJ 
 
 — coat, baS ^amilienwapen) — domestics, 
 pi.ba5|)auSgcfinbC) — stu(r(b.-'furniture), 
 ba§ ^au&gcrStt}, ber^^ausrot^. 
 
 House'holder, s. ber ^ngcfclfcnc, ^au5\)atcr. 
 
 House'wlfe [gon. hfiz'jf]', I.j.l.bic^augfraUj 
 2. bie .^au§^ft(tcrinn5 3. bic in wcibl. ^frbci* 
 ten gefd)icftc ^crfonj 4. ba§ Mi^Ufi^txi (- 
 box), sria^tdf(bd)Cn5 11. -ly, adj. & adv. 
 wirti;)fdjaft(i(b,()au§()altcnfci^, ^fiu^tid)} m. 
 
 — ry, s. 1. ba§ 4)au&n)cfcn, bic ^au^^altungj 
 2. bic ^fiuSlic^Mt. 
 
 Hou'sing, 1. 7). a. (im Srcnncn) gcfn'immt (». 
 9)?aucrfteinen)} II. s. 1. bic ^JCnja^I SBo^n= 
 ^dufcr an einem £)rtcj 2. bie SBo^nung, col. 
 ©c^aufung^ 3. Man. (boot-) bie 6aftel= 
 bcdfe, S(babracfcj4. Com-*, a) bcr einfd}Iag5 
 b) \)a^ Sagcnu c) wie Housagc; 5. Mai. bic 
 brcigarnige Sinic, |>u|ing. 
 
 Hove, pret. 0. To Heave, qv. 
 
 Hov'el, s. 1. bcr @d^oppcn5 2. cont. WpHitk- 
 
 To Hov'el, V. a. untcr eincn^d^oppcn (in cine 
 ^fltfc) bringcn. [bic^td^fud)t. 
 
 Ho'ven, I. p. p. "0. To Heave , qv. ; II. s. Vd. 
 ToHdv'er, v. n. 1. (fiber ®tn)a&) fcbwcbcn, 
 
 figs. 2. ^angcn, fid) neigcn (wic 5^ebcl)} 3. 
 
 i^crwcilcnj to — about, umfd^wcben, i)or» 
 
 ubergcl^cn. 
 Ho^, adv. 1. »ic5 auf roeltbc ^rt5 2. n>arum? 
 
 — many soever , fo loicl i^rcr au(^ finb 5 — 
 often soever, wic oft aud^j — now? nun? 
 warumbaS? [wcnigcr. 
 
 4:H6<\be'jt, adv. mic bcm aud^ fei, nid)fg beflo 
 
 H6\V'el, s. Coop, bcr ®Iatt^obcl,©d^Ii(^t^obcI. 
 
 Ho^ev'er, adj. & conj. 1. aufaUc^cllIC} auf 
 ml^t Hvt au6) } 2. mc bem (c§) aut^ fei, 
 nid^t& beflo wenigcr^ 3. iuenigfien§, sum »e= 
 nigfien 5 inbcffen , jebod^ , bod^ , bennod^ j 
 gtcid^njot)!, wcnngleid) , wic aud^ , fo fc^r. 
 
 Ho\V'itz, Ho^'itz^r, s. Gun. bic ^aubi|C. 
 
 HoA'ker , .V. 1. bcr |)utfer (^olldnb. Safifd^iff) j 
 2. ein irlSnbifd^eS ^ifd)crboot. 
 
 To H6\V1 , v.n.&a. 1. ^culcn (aud^^ig. brSl- 
 Ien)5 2. Sport, brunften, brunflcn. 
 
Howl 
 
 389 
 
 Huma 
 
 Ho\lI, s. bQ5 |)curen, ©e^cul. ToHox, Id^men 
 Hoy, I. s. ber ^eu, tie 3:recffd^ut)tc (^olldnt). 
 
 §a^rscug)5 II. int. 1. (urn ansutreiben, :c.) 
 
 ^aUo^i 2. n>eg! forti t)OQl ^ot)l (bei ^ul)r; 
 
 leutcn) fd^njiJ fd^roufcel ^o^J wiftei ^al ^ar! 
 Hub. s. Am. Me S^Qbe eine§ SflabeS. 
 Hub'bub, I. arfu. (SixiB bur(§'§ ^nbere j II. s. 
 
 baS (Sefd^reij ber s:umult. 
 Huck'aback, «.ber(gemuflerte)3n>iUi(3(>/ ©rell, 
 
 ©amaft, toweling, ^anbtuc^brell. 
 Hiic'kle, s. bic |>iifte j - backed, burfeligi — 
 
 bone, bag |>uftbein j — bones, pL cln Jtftts 
 
 bcrfpielseug oon ©Ifenbcin. [2. ber ©d^urPe. 
 
 Huck'ster, Hiick'sterer, *. 1. bcr«^6Fe, |)6fer5 
 
 To Hiick'stfr, v. n. pm^auf ouSbieten, ^ofen, 
 
 Hiick'steress, s. bic |)6finn, [^oferiu 
 
 ToHud'dle, v. I. a. (to— together) unorbcnts 
 
 lid^ (auf)^dufen, jufammenroerfen } (to— up) 
 
 oben^in oerri^ten, ^ubeln, fubelnj to —in, 
 
 einfd^arrcn} bebecfenj to — on, gcfc^winb otia 
 
 jie^cn, ftberwerfen 5 ft(b eini)uUen , oermums 
 
 men 5 n. «. 1. f\^ t)dufen, (fort)brdn9cn, 
 
 flrfimcn 3 2. fprubeln. 
 
 Hiid'dle, s. 1. bic Dcrworrcnc (9}{cnf(i()enO 
 
 SWaffcj bcr unorbentlid^e (tobenbc) ^aufej 
 
 2. ber SBirrroarr, W Unorbnung, ba§ ®e« 
 
 »irre. [|>ubler, §)fuf(^er, (Stiimpcr. 
 
 Hiid'dler, s. 1. ber aSerwirrungflifter 5 2. bcr 
 
 Hue, s. lit. & Ji'j;. Ui §arbe, bcr ^nflrid^ j h-s, 
 
 P^. bag^arbenfptcli in the greenish — , in'5 
 
 ©riinli^e faUcnb. 
 
 Hue, s. Law, — and cry, baS (mit (Scft^rci 
 
 Dcrbunbcnc ^ufgebot jum) aJcrfolgcn einc3 
 
 S5erbrcd(>cr$ J to make (raise, or send) — and 
 
 cry after one, ©incn mit ®efd()rci (mitfStecfs 
 
 briefcn) oerfolgen. 
 Hiiff, s. 1. H& QCuffa^ren, Soben, Ungcfiiim, 
 
 2. bQ8 ^ra^lcn, 3. bcr ^ra^Icr. 
 To Hiiff, V. I. a. 1. (ou4> n.) blafcn, bidden, 
 
 baufen j 2. tro§ig be^onbeln j II. n. ft^nauben, 
 
 braufcn, poltern, tro^en (mit at). 
 Huffer, s. ber Bd)mvLhtv, loiterer, Pra^Ier. 
 Huffjsh, L adj. ; II.— ly, ado. [(^noubcilb, pol* 
 
 ternb, aufgeblafen, tro§ig, onmapenbi III. 
 
 — ness, s. bag (Sc^nauben, ^poltcrn, ;c. 
 Hiiffy, adj. oufgebfafcTi, anmapenb. 
 To Hug, V. n. 1. umarmen, umfaffen, berjen 5 
 
 2. (bcim Olingen) faffen, fefl ^altcnj 3. Jig. 
 
 licbPofen, f^mei(i^eln, pflcgen 5 to — tbe land, 
 
 Mar. bicbt an ber Mftz ^infcgeln. [Drucf. 
 Hiig, s. bie enge Umarmung, Umfaffung, ber 
 Huge, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fe^r grop, fos 
 
 loifal, riefig 5 2. mit, unermcf li4>, unge^eucr^ 
 
 III. — ness, s. bic unge^eure ®rdpe. 
 Hug'g?r-mug'ger, viiig. I. s. bcr (Sd^Iupfmins 
 
 fetj in (a) — , in'S ®e^cim, oerflo^Iner' 
 
 gBeifci II. adv.&adj. l.Ijeimlic^, bcrflol^reni 
 2. unorbentU(b, licberlid^. (5K-n.). 
 
 Hugh [hu]. Lint. vid. Wheugh; II. *. ^UOfi 
 
 Hu'guenot [— 'ge—], *. bcr ^ugcnott, bic 
 |>ugenottlniL [^upc. 
 
 ♦Huguenote, *. ber ,ffo(i^ofcn5 3;iegel oljnc 
 
 ♦ Hii'guenotisra, s. W 2cl)re ber ^ugenottcn. 
 
 Hu'lan, s. mod. Mil. bcr Ufanc. 
 
 Hulk, s. I. ber |)oIP, ^ulF, ^eu (2afif(biff) $ 
 2. ber ^6rper, Slumpf cincg (abgetafelten) 
 ©dfjiffcS } 3. * ba$ ©d^iff 5 4. h-s, p/. «) 33uls 
 ICtt, c/. Sheer-hulks; 6) altc @Wc (bef. auf 
 b. S^^emfe) |ur S5ern>ai^rung ber®efangenen. 
 
 To Hulk, V. a. (n>. Hi.) auSroeibcn (|)afen, u.). 
 
 Hiili, s. 1. Orn. btc grauc Sialic, Wermeoej 
 2. bie|)Ulfe,e(balc5 3. rid. Hulk, 2.} Mar-s. 
 a — oor Sop U. Safel, to lie or strike a- — 
 (im Sturme, ic.) beiliegcn, \jcr ^op u.3;aPcI 
 (mit iDcnigm ©egcln) treiben. 
 
 To Hull. V. I. a. 1. fcbdien, {ah=,<xuB:)WUni 
 h-ed barley, (^erftcn^^raupen } 2. Mar. (ci» 
 ncm®(biffc) in baa |)oIj [(biepen 5 II. n. Mar. 
 (auf bera SSajfer) treiben (rate to lie, &c. a- 
 
 Hiil'lock, s. Mar. liaB SScifcgcl. [hull). 
 
 Hul'iy, adj. ^iilftg, fdbalig, toiler .^iilfcn. 
 
 Hu'/v?r, s. Bot. bie ©tecbpalme. 
 
 To Hum, 0. n. 1. (au(b «•) ^ummen, fummen, 
 brummcn,faufcnf murmein 5 '2. to -and haw, 
 tmSftebcn ^orfenj 3. (mit at) brummcn, mur« 
 ren fiber 
 
 Hum, i.s. 1MB |)ummcn,®ummcn, ©efumfc, 
 ®ebrummc, oerroorrene ©etofe, ©emurmel j 
 2. bag ^um, ^a, @torfen (im0lcben)i 3. 
 vulg. bcr (gemeine) <S(berj, ©papj II. int. 
 ^um! ^ml III. comp.— bird, vid. Humming- 
 b.; — bug, cant, ber JBetrug (burd^ Srbid^s 
 tung), Sd^wanF, bieSd^nafe, <S(bnurre, llufs 
 fiidnelbcrei, gopperei, blau er ©unft j To -b ug. 
 V. a. cant, (burdb Tfuffd^ncibcrei) betrugen 
 (out of..., urn...), sum Seften ^aben, (Sts 
 waSoufbinben, eine3?afebreben,braucn ©unft 
 oormaienj —drum, adj. fcbldfrig, trage, 
 bummj — hums, ein fd^oner, weiper, oftinb. 
 
 Hu'man,J. adj,; II. — ly, adv. mcnfcb lid^.[3i$. 
 
 Humane', I. adj.; II.— ly, adv. 1. leutfclig, mcus 
 [(benfrcunblid^, Iiebreid^5 2. menfd^li^j - 
 learning, btc |>umaniora, @(buln)ifenf(iaf* 
 tcnj III. — ness, s. vid. Humanity. 
 
 Hu'manist, s. 1. bcr SKenfd^enPcnncrs 2. bcr 
 |)umanifl, ^pi^ilolog. 
 
 Human'jty,*. 1. biemenfd^ticbcSYatur, SHcnfii^s 
 ijtiti 2. bic ?i)Jenfibenfreunbii(bfeit/ 2cui[e« 
 ligPeitj 9Kcnfd^lid^!eit5 4. (humanities, pi.) 
 bie |)umaniora, ©d^uIwijTenfd^aftcn, ^^ilo* 
 logic. [fittung. 
 
 Humanjza'tion, 5. bic 5Bermcnfd(?Ud()unfl ®e* 
 
lluma 
 
 390 
 
 Hunt 
 
 To Ilu'manizc, v. a. menfd^Iid^, gefittct ma6)in, 
 vermenf(^tui)cn, fittiQcn. 
 
 Uiimankind', s. i)a& 5Kenf(^cngef(3^le(J^t. 
 
 Humble [urn' — , W., Sm.; hum'—, Wb., 
 Horc, &c.], 1. adj. ; IT. bumbly, adv. l.nie* 
 Irig, gering, 2. befc^cibcn, t)emutl)ig5 3. un= 
 tcrgcbeu j 4. (— mouthed) fleinlaut, flcinmu= 
 t{)iQi your (most) — servant, ^Ijr gel)0Vfam5 
 )lcr, crgebenftcr ©icner (am (3d)Iu|fc ton 
 ®riefen) 3 111. comp. — bee, 1. £nf.t)ie^um= 
 mel, S)ro^nc5 2. BoL t)a& ffiiencnFroutj — 
 bee eater, Ent. ber ©icncumolfj — plant, 
 Bot. btc gemctnc@innv^ilansc, ©cbampflanjc 
 
 *To Hum'ble, v. a.l. cmiebrigeu, bemut^i= 
 gcnj 2. bcrQbmfirbigcn^MnfenjS.iintemcrs 
 
 *'Hum'blen?ss,.9.bicSTiebrigfcit,S)cmutt).[fen. 
 
 *PIum'bler, s. bcr ©rniebriger, iDcmiiit^igcr. 
 
 *irum'bles, vid. Urables. Hiim'bug, vid. Hum. 
 
 To Humec'tatc, v. a. onfeud^ten? erfnfd)cn. 
 
 Humectji'tjon, s. (nj. li.) bie 7(nfcu(^tung. 
 
 Humec'tive, adj. anfcud)tenbi erfriff^enb. 
 
 Hu'm?ral,ad7.bieSd)uItcrbetrcfFcnb,<Sd^ulter«. 
 
 Hn'm^riis, s. Anat. ba§ <SibuItcrbcin. 
 
 Hiim'frey, s. ^umfricb (9)?-n.). 
 
 Hu'uijil, 1. adj. fcu(^t, nap, mafferig, — burn, 
 Ui S5erbrcnnung burcb etn)a&Scud)tcg (^eif e6 
 SBaffcr , 2C.) 3 — gangrene , bcr feu(bte l)eipe 
 ©ronbi n. — ness , Hunyjd'jtj:, s. bic ^tud)* 
 tigfcit, ^idJTc [unterraerfen. 
 
 To Humil'jate, u. a. erniebrigen, bemut^igcn, 
 
 Humilia'tion , *. 1. bie Smicbrigung, ©emu* 
 tijigung 5 2. bie ^ajieiung. 
 
 Ilumil'ity, s. 1. bic SJefleiben^cit, ©emut^, 
 2. bic Grnicbrigung. [To Hum. 
 
 Hum'm?r , s. bcr, bic, baS ^ummenbc, :c. cf. 
 
 Hurn'raing-biird, s, Om. ber .filolibri, ^onig* 
 fttuger? the green — , vid. Green-sparrow. 
 
 Hum'miims, s. pi. 1. bic Saberci, S3abeftube5 
 
 2. ^affec|fiufer am ^la^e Coventgarden in 
 Hu'mor [yu'— ], .v. &c. vid. Humoar.[2onbon. 
 *Hu'moral, adj. Med. bie gcud) tighten be& 
 
 ^6i-per8 betreffcnb J — fever, tia^ glupfieber, 
 — pathology, bie ^umoraI=^at^ologie. 
 * Hu'm prist , A-. 1. ber launifci^e ^in^6), ©on^ 
 berling j 2. ber launige OJJcnfd^ , (Spapoogel, 
 
 3. ber ^umorift. 
 
 ♦Hu'mprous, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. launif(!^, 
 rounberlit^, feltfam 5 2. rcgelloS, grotcS!, lau= 
 nig, fpap^ttfti m. — ness , s. bte fiaune : 1. 
 bas launifd)e SSefen 5 2. bo§ ©cbnurrige, 
 ©(bersbafte, bcr ©pa^, 9Kut^n>ilIe5 3. bie 
 S[Sunberlid)feit. [njunberlid^ , eigenfmnig. 
 *Hu'mors6me, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. IttUnifd^, 
 *Hu'mour, s. I.Physiol. a)bie^eu^tigfcit,ber 
 ©aft, ^0 h-8 , pi. bie oerfd^iebenen Irten ber 
 ^eud^tigf eit, %\\i^e im mcnf(^I. ^orper 5 figs. 
 
 2. bo5 ^temperament, Vie ©cmut^Sart, (^crr= 
 fc^cnbe) 3teigung, Sufi, ber OJfutb, ©inn 5 bie 
 ©timmung, ®emutl)Sfiimmung , (good or ill 
 — , gute Ob. iible) Saune, 3. bie Grille, ber 
 (rcunberlid^c, feltrame, f(bersl)afte, :c.) ein= 
 fall} 4. bie ^ufgerdumtljcit, %xoi)MMt 5 5. 
 bcr ©trci(b j 6. bic ®en)ol)n^eit. 
 
 *To Hu'mour, v. a. 1 . wiUfa^rcn, gcfallig fein, 
 befricbigeU) 2. mit tkU u. 2uft ttjun^in ben 
 ©cifl cinbringcn, gut cb. riti^tig auffaijcn. 
 
 *Hu'moured, p. a, comp. pon eincr gcipiffeu 
 Saunc, geartet, gcfinnct, gcfiimmt. 
 
 Hiirap , s. ber ffiucfel, ^ocfer, — back, 1. ber 
 aSudfel j 2. bcr ffiutfcligci — backed, bucfelig. 
 
 Humph , int. (/mU)umJ l)a! 
 
 Hiim'phrey, s. vid. Humfrey. 
 
 To Hunch , ^5. a.l. (mit bcm ^Ibogcn) ftopen, 
 fnujfenj 2. bucfclig madjen, Frummen. 
 
 Hunch, s. 1 . bcr ©top mit bcm Glbogcn, Jtnuff j 
 2. bcr .f)6cfcr, ,^norren, ^fu&n)U(b5 5 — back, 
 ber (bie) SBucfclige, — backed, bucfelig. 
 
 Hiin'dred,!. adj. ()unbcrt5 II. s. 1. bag ^un- 
 bcrtj 2. Lawy ber (Sent, ®au, (Santonj- 
 court (— law), ba§(5cntgeri(bt} — fold, l;un* 
 bcrtfdltig , — headed , ^unbcrtFopfig j - 
 (pound) weight, bcr Scntncr. 
 
 HQn'dreder, .V. Laic, 1. bcr Sanbgefd^raorenc? 
 2. bcr (Sentgraf / Santon§ri(btcr. 
 
 Hiin'dr^di/i, adj. ber t)unberte, (junbertjle 
 
 Hung, pret.Ucp. p. p. To Hang , qv. ; — beef 
 eingefaljencg unb in frifd)cr fiuft geborrtcg 
 Stinbflcifd^. [reid^) Ungarn. 
 
 Hunga'ria, Hun'gary, s. Geog. (ba§ ,S:6nig= 
 
 Hungarian, I. adj. ungariftb 5 H- •?• bcr Ungar. 
 
 Hun'ger, s. 1. bcr ^ungcr 5 2.fig. ba§ (^cftige) 
 S5crlangen. 
 
 ToHun'ger, y. n. 1. I)ungern5 2. (mit for, 
 after)^eftigbcgel)rcn,58crlangcn^abcn('nad)). 
 
 Hun'gerlifn , s. ein ungari)"d;cg (graucn=)^Icib. 
 
 Hiin'gerly, adj. ()ungerig, auSgcbungert. 
 
 Hun'griness, s. bie|)unrigfeit,bcr.^cip()ungcr. 
 
 Hiin'gry* I. (idj.; II. hijn'grjly, adv. 1. t)ungc= 
 ngj^g-*. 2. bcgierig (— for, nacb)? 3. un= 
 fru^tbar, mager (p. Soben) 3 4. biirftig 3 5. 
 Fargj — evil, bcr^cip^ungerj bic^repfud}t 
 
 Huns, s. pi. bic |)unnen. (ber ^i^fcrbc). 
 
 To Hunt, V. I. a.l. jagcn/^c^cnj 2.nad^fe|en, 
 pcrfolgen (au^fig.) 5 3. fig. (— out) auSfpu-- 
 ren,bur(blagcn5 4. anfii^ren, leitcn (^unbc 
 aufberSagb)? to — down, l. Hxd) ^ogcn 
 crmiibenj 2.yfgf. entmutbigen 5 II. n. 1. (— for) 
 iagcn,:c.3 2. (mit after) natbjagcn, pcrfol^ 
 gen (au(b fig.) 3 3. in ber ffirunf^ fefn (Pon 
 ^if(^0ttern)3 to — change, Hunt. (p. 3ogb- 
 bunben) einer anberen ©pur folgcn. 
 
 Hunt, s. 1. bie Sagb (mit |)unben), ^c^jagb j 
 
Hunt 
 
 391 
 
 Hjac 
 
 2. ba§ Susen uberlj.j ?iad)[e$cn; Serfolgcnj 
 
 3. Mc ^oppcl 3agt)t)unt)c, 5JlcutCj — with 
 toils, t)a$ ^eugiagcn. 
 
 Uiin'terv*. 1. Der 3%*^/ S5.^ei^n^(in"> 2. ber 
 epur^unD, SoQ^^unt), 3. mod. ba^SogD* 
 pfert>5 4. «?^. 01. -'s whip) i)ie 4)e^peitf^e. 
 
 lliin'ting, I. s. l)ic 3ci9^ ^a& SoQcn (mit ^un- 
 i)Cn)/ 2C. c/. To Hunt; II. comp. — bugle, — 
 horn, t)a§3-&orn, ^iefl^orn 3 — hanger, — 
 sword, t)er 4)irfi1jfanger, t)a§ S-nwfferj — 
 match , — party , tie S-portic 5 — moon , t>cr 
 jiune^mentje ^'ilon'Oi — nag, baS 3-P^vt), bcr 
 S-nepperj - seat , bcr S-fi^ , ia^ 3-fd)Io^r 
 
 — truss, 5j//-^^ t)a5©u§penfonum,l)er3;rag-- 
 Hiin'trgss, s. bic ^dgcrinn. [beutcl. 
 Hunts'm^n, s. 1. Dcr3a3er,SBcil)mann) 2.i)er 
 
 Sdgcrburfc^e; ^reifcrj — ship, Jjie Scigcrei, 
 Hur'den,5.1)ieSScr(jIeinn)anfe.[S[i5cit)mannfd^aft. 
 Hur'dle, s. 1. Husb. tie ^urbe, glcf^tcj 2. 
 
 Fort. t>cx ©djansforbj — work, ba§ glcd^t* 
 Hurd^, utd. Hards. [weif , ^orbgittcr. 
 
 Hur'dy-gur'dy, s. cant. McSaDOQaroen^Eeier. 
 To Hurl, V. 1. a. fd(>Icut)ern, n>crfcn(aud^,%.)j 
 
 to — the ball , Den ©all [(^lagen j II. w. fid^ 
 
 fd)ncU bewegcn, wirbelu. 
 Hiirl , *. 1. ba§ SBcrfen, ©d^Icubcrnj 2. ta5 
 
 ®Qnfd)la9cn5 3. ba§ ©etiimmel, bcrOTufru^r, 
 
 — bat, &c.uid. Whirl . . .;— bone, berv^reujs 
 fnodticn (bei ^fcrtcn). 
 
 Hur'l^r, s. 1. t)Cr B6)Uut>iXiV , ^C. cf. To Hurl; 
 2. t)cr Stinger, Jtlopffedjtcr. 
 
 Hiir'iy, or Hiir'ly biir'ly, 5. itx Sumult, Xuf« 
 
 ru^r, SiSirrnjQrr, bag@ctiimmel5 adj. Qufs 
 
 Hurra', Hurriih', int.^uvxa\:)l [ri5l)rcrifi,n)irr.i 
 
 Hur'i-icane, f.t)cr Sturni/ (StuvmiDiuD, £)ifan. 
 
 Hur'rj^r, *. t)cr Sreibenl)c , k. cf. t). f. SB. 
 
 To Hiir'ry, d. I. n. ungefiiim eilcn 3 fid) beeitcnj 
 II. a. 1. (— on, on)treiben, iagen3 2. eilig 
 terrid^ten, befd^leunigenj 3. ubcrcilcn, in 
 aScrwirrung bringcn? to — away, entfiit)* 
 rcnj to — off , eilig wcgfit^ren. 
 
 Hiir'ry , s. 1. bie grope (Sile, (Silfertigf eit 3 2. 
 ber Sdrmen, ba§ ©etummelj 3. bieUnrulje 
 (bcS ®cmut^§)j 4.t)er©d)n)arm, railbc^ou^ 
 fen, in a — , in ber Gite, in <^aft, eilig. 
 
 To Hurt, V. ir. a. 1. fd^abcn , befd^dbigcn, cer* 
 le^en, »er»unben (aud^^g-.), 2. fig. roe^c 
 t^un, fd^merjenj 3. t>erberbcn. 
 
 Hiirt, 1. s. 1, Ik SScrle^ung, SSerrounbung j 
 2. ber ©djabe, ma(i)t^ziU 3.bQ6 ©ofc, iibeli 
 II. pret. & p. p. oon To Hurt, qv. 
 
 Hiir'ter, s. ber S5erle§er, IC. cf. To Hurt. 
 
 Hiirt'ful, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. ^6)atili(i) , na(^= 
 tj>eilig , cerberbli(^ 5 Ill.-ness,*, bie (S(^db= 
 li(^feif,:c. 
 
 ^To Hur'tie, V. I. n. 1. onflopen, jufammcn* 
 
 flopenj 2. nirrenj fcd^ ten 5 II. a. mit ^cftfa* 
 
 feit benjcgen ober flopcn. 
 Hiir'tleberry, *. vid. Whortlc-berry. [oerle^t. 
 Hurt']?s8, adj. 1. unfd(>QbIi(^, ^armloS J 2. un* 
 Hus'band, s. 1. bcr Gt)cmttnn, S)tann, ©attej 
 
 2. ber J^augljdltcr, mixt\)i 3. (-man) ber 
 
 2anbnjirt(), Sanbbauerj ship's—, Com. tax 
 
 aSefiebcr, 2)irector. 
 To Kiis'band, v. a. 1. «)irtl)fd;aften, ^au§^dl« 
 
 terifc^ Dermalten, ^aus^olten, fparcn, [(^oncnj 
 
 2. (ganb) bewirt^fd^Qftcn, bauen. [ftcbcr. 
 Hus'bandgige, s. Com. bie ^rooifion cinc§93e= 
 Hus'baindry, *.l. bie Sttttbiuirt^fc^aft, bcr ^clb- 
 
 bau, 2. bie ^auS^altung, SBirtl}f(^aft5 3.bie 
 
 aBirt()fd)oftU^feit, ©porfamfcit. 
 Hus'gablc, s. Law, bic ^JauSfteucr. 
 
 Hiish, I. int. 'ftl '\m ^fdjUi. adj. ftiUe, ru* 
 
 ^ig 3 — money, ba§ ©(Ijmcigegelb. 
 To Hush , V. 1. n. fiiUe fcin, fd^wcigenj II, a. 
 
 1. ftiUc madden, fliUen j 2./ig. bcrul;igen, fce= 
 fd)raid^tigcn5 3. untcrbrucfcnj to — up a 
 thing, ©troas i^ertuf(i^cn. 
 
 Husk, *. 1. bie 4)ulfc, <Sd;aIe, <Sc()cIfc} 2. bcr 
 S5obenfa§ be0 ©tdrfcmeijleg. [fc^dlen. 
 
 To Hiisk , V. a. entt)ulfen , QU8^u([cn , rcUcn, 
 
 Hus'ked, adj. l)ulfig, fd)alig. [bic ^cifcrfeit. 
 
 Hus'kjn?ss, J. 1. bic t;ulfige 58ef(i^ajfcnl)eit5 2. 
 
 Hiis'ky, adj. 1. ^ulfig, [(^jaligj 2. l)ulfcnartig ? 
 
 Hu'so,*. /c/i. ber |)aufcn,©t6r.[3. rout), Ijeifcr. 
 
 Hussar', s. mod. Mil. ber ^Ufar. ['f>Up). 
 
 IIus'sTtcs, s. pL bie ^uffitcn ('}fn()dngcr be§ 
 
 Hus'sy, .y. 1. ba§(gorflige) 9J?enfd), bie ©d}Iam= 
 pei 2. vid. Housewife i, q. ®-n. 
 
 lliis'tjngs, s. pi. 1. (court of — ) cinS bcr 
 ©tabtgcrid^te ». Sonbon, racId^eSjuGuildhali 
 ge^alten rairb j 2. '[^ah SBa^Igcruft, bic SBal)!* 
 bu^nc. [(im ©cbrdngc) fortflopen. 
 
 To HQs'tle [hus'sl], v. a. (su[ammen)flopcn, 
 
 Hus'wjfe [hiiz'jfj , .v. &c. njic Housewife, <S;c. 
 
 Hut, s. 1. bie |>uttcj 2. Afi7. bie ^elbl)uttc, 
 ffiarafc. [in SaraFcn licgen. 
 
 To Hilt, v. I. a. Mil. in SSarafen (cgenj li. n. 
 
 Hutch, s. 1, ber ,Kafien, Octrcibcfaftcn j 2. bcr 
 (a5acf')3:rog, bic 9}lulbc5 3. (M Sanbleu^ 
 ten) einc (9lQtten=)SaUc j 4. bcr ^aficn. 
 
 To natch, V. a. in einem »fi:aften, k. Qufbc 
 warren, beiicgcn. 
 
 Hiix'jng, s. Fish, cinc ^rt bc§ ^cd^tfongcnJ 
 mit ttn ben 1fngelfd)nuren befcfligten fdjraim^ 
 
 Huzza', int. ^ulfo ! ^urra^ J [menben ® (afcn. 
 
 To Hiizza', v. I. n. |)u|Tq rufcnj II. a-jujaud^* 
 jen, mit^rcubcngcfcbrci empfangen. 
 
 Hfacini/i, I. s. 1. J5o<.bic^j)acint^e(©lumc)} 
 
 2. Min. ber ^QQcint^ (Gbelflein)j il. adj. 
 Her. pomeranjengclb. 
 
 Hyacin'f/ijne, adj. \?on obcr TOic |>QttCint^tn. 
 
Hjad 
 
 392 
 
 Hype 
 
 Hf?ideg, Hy'^ids, *. pi Ast. W ^qaten, fRt' 
 gens ot)er 3^ebclfternc. 
 
 Hf aline, adj. fr^ftaUen, gla8tt^nli(^, s^^iPs- 
 
 Hyaloi'des, *. Die ©laSfcuci^tigfeit. 
 
 Hy'brjd, I. *. 1. Der ©afiarb, 2. bie ©aflarb* 
 pflanjCj II. adj. mi l). f. SB. 
 
 liyb'rjdoas, adj. baftartartig, 95aftart>=. 
 
 Hydat'ides , s. pi. Med, l>ie .^i:)t)atit3en. 
 
 Hfdra, *. 1. Myth. & Ast. Me^Qtjra, ^VjtuiVi 
 2. Zool. t)er :jCrmpoIt)p, SBielarm. 
 
 Hy'dragogues, s. pi. Med. wafferic^te ^eu^= 
 tigfeiten abfil^renlje ^rjneimittel. [tung. 
 
 Hf dragogy, s. t)ie SSajTerldtfunftiSBaJTerlei' 
 
 Hydran'gea, s. Bot. bic ^ortenfie. 
 
 Hy'drant, s. Die SBajTerfunfl. 
 
 Hy'drate, *. Chem. J)a5 |)J)t)rat. 
 
 Hydrau'Iic, I. or - cal, arfj. 1. Phy. i;)QbraU= 
 Iifc(> 3 2.n)afTerfunflig, roajferleitcnb 5-engine, 
 Die SfBafferfunflj II. h-s, 5. p^. Die >f)t)Drauli!. 
 
 Hydren't?r9ce!e,5.5«rg.Dcr©armtt)a|ferbrU(b. 
 
 Hyd'riodate, s. Chem. Da§ ^tjDrioDfQUre ©dj, 
 — of potash, Da§ Sobiitehli. 
 
 Hydriod'ic. ^dj. C/iem. — acid. Die ^t)DrioD= 
 
 Hy'drocele, s. Surg. Der SSafferbru(b- [fciure. 
 
 HydrQceph'aliis , s. Med. Die ^opfwajferfuc^t, 
 Der SBaferfopf. 
 
 Hydrpflu'ate, s. Chem. Da§ fluffaure ©alj. 
 
 HydrQfluor'ic, adj. Cliem. flupfauer 5 — acid, 
 Die ^lupfdurc. 
 
 Hy'drogen, s. Chem. Der 2BaffcrfioffO®a§). 
 
 To Hy'drogenate , To HyMrogenIze, v. a. 
 Chem. sjBajferfloff Cmit eincr ©ubftanj) ocr^ 
 binDen. [Drograpt). 
 
 HydrSg'rapher, s. Der <See!artenmad^er, |)t)= 
 
 Flydrograph'jc, — cal, adj. ^t)Drograpl)ifd^} — 
 map , Die ©cehrte. 
 
 Hydrog'raphy, s. Die ^t)Drograpl)ie. 
 
 HydrSg'flr^t , s. Cliem. Da§ .|)t)Droguret5 — 
 of carbon, DttS 6IbilDenDe ®a§5 — of phos- 
 phorus, Da$ ^^oSpl)orwa|TerfiofFgaS5 — of 
 potassiom, Da§ ^ttUumwttjfcrfloffgaS. 
 
 HydrSl'pgy, s. Phy. Die .^t)Drologie. 
 
 Hy'drpmancy, *. Die ^QDrontQUtie. 
 
 Hfdromel, s. Der^Jleti^, Da§ ^onigwaffer. 
 
 H§dr8m'eter, s. Mech. Der SBaffermelter. 
 
 H^dr8m'etry, *. Phy. Die SBafermefJunft. 
 
 Hy'dro-ox'id, s. Chem. Da§ ^t)Drojtt)D. 
 
 HydrQpat/i'jc, adj. Med. Waffer^eilfunDtid). 
 
 Hydr8p'af?iy, s. Med. Die S8affert)ei(funDe. - 
 
 Hydropho'bia, Hy'drophoby, j. Med. DieSSaf- 
 
 Hydropho'bic, adj. wafferftjeu. [ferfc^cu. 
 
 Hydrop'jc , I. or — cal, adj. Med. ^QDropifc^ t 
 l.n)afferfu(i^tigj 2. wofferfu^tartig, II. h-s, 
 *. pi. 5Kittel wiDer Die SBafferfu^t. 
 
 HydrQstat'jc, — cal, 1. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 
 roafferrodgcttD, ^t)Droflatif4 
 
 HydrQstat'ics, s. pi. Phy. Die SBafTcrwclgcf unft, 
 
 |>i)Droflatif. [fiofffaure©als, 
 
 Hydrpsul'phate , s. Chem. DaS fd^wcfclnjaffers 
 Hydrosul'phuric , adj. Chem. — acid (m^ 
 
 HydrQf/ijon'Icacid) , Die ©d^wefelnjajfcrftoff* 
 
 fciure, 4)QDrot^tonfdurc. 
 Hydrpf/io'rax, s. Med. Die SruftnjQfferfud^t. 
 Hydrot'jc, I. adj. Med. fiJ^njciptreibcnD j II. 
 
 h-s, s. pi. Med., ft^raeif trcibenDe 9}fittel. 
 Hy'drous , adj. Wttfferig, SSaJTcr cntl)aItenD. 
 Hy'drur^t, s. Chem. Die SBaffcrflojfoerbinDung. 
 Ily'drus, s. vid. Hydra , 1. 
 Hye'mal, adj. »interli(i, SBiitters. 
 Hyema'tion, s. Die TCuswinterung. 
 Hye'na, s. Zool. Die ^t)dne. [futlDIjeit). 
 
 Hyge'ia, s. Myth. ^Qgida (©ottinit Der ®e= 
 Hy'giene, s. Med. Die |)l)gicnc, JDidtctif. 
 Hygrom'eter, s. Phy. ha (Zu^U)'^C]ld)tiQUiU' 
 
 mefrer,^Qgrometer. 
 Hy'grQscope, s. Dq§ ^t)gro[fop. 
 Hykes , a\ pi. Com. cine 'iixt woUener ©ecfcn, 
 
 roelcbe bcf. md) Der aSarbarci getjcn. 
 Hylozo'jcs, s. pi. Ph. Die 4)i)lo5oif^en. 
 Hy'men, *. 1. Myth. |)ptcn, Der et)egotti 2. 
 
 Anat. Das ^t)mcn,5ungfcrul)dut(:^cn j 3. Bot. 
 
 Dq0 Jtnofpcn()dut(icn. 
 Hyraene'al, Hymene'an, I. adj. ()0(bSCitlid), cf)e* 
 
 lid) 5 II. s. (or — song) Dq§ ^odjscitUcD. 
 HyraenSp'teral, adj. Ent. ^autflitgcUg. 
 Hymn [him], s. Die ^»)mnc, Der |»t)mnu§, Sob* 
 
 gcfang J — book, Da§ (geiftlici^c) ©efangbud^. 
 To Hymn [him] , v. I. a. in bvjmntn prcifcn 5 
 
 II. n. .f)t)mnen jlngen oDer Ditbtcn. 
 Hym'nic adj. in Jg)t)mncn, preifcnD. 
 Hymnol'ogy, s. Die |)i)mnenfammlung. 
 To Hyp , u. a. vidg. ()t)pod)onDrif(b madjcn. 
 Hypal'lage, s. Gram. Die .^Qpallage. 
 Hyper'batSn, s. Gram. Da§ |)l)perbaton. 
 Hyper'bola, s. Geom. Die ^t)perbel. 
 Hyper'bole, s. Rhet. Die ^Qperbcl, Ubcrtrci*- 
 
 bung. [Geom. & Rhet. bt)pcrboIif(b. 
 
 Hyperbol'jc, — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally , adv. 
 HyperbSl'iform, adj. Geom. bl)perbolifd;. 
 To Hyper'boiize, v. a. & n. itbertrcibcn, i>er= 
 
 gropern. [II. s. Der |)t)pcrborccr. 
 
 Hyp?rbo'rean, I. adj. norDlid), bppcrborcif(b 7 
 Hypercar'buret§d, adj. Chem. mit ^oblenfloff 
 
 iiberfdttigt. [liberjabtig (con SSerfcn). 
 
 Flypercatalec'tic, adj. Poet. ^Qpcrfataleftifd), 
 Hyp?rcrit/ic, s. Der allju fircnge ^ritifcr, ^t)= 
 
 pcrfritifer. 
 Hypercrit'jc, — cal, adj. l)t)pcrfritifd). 
 Hyper'meter, s. Der (Da§) Dad gciTJO^nUcbc 
 
 ifla^ UberfteigenDe (bcf. »on SScrfen). 
 Hyp?rphys'ical,adi.iibcrnatiirlid),uberfinnli(l^. 
 Hypers^trco'sis, s. Surg. Da§ wilDc ^Icifib- 
 
Hjph 
 
 393 
 
 Ice 
 
 Hf phen, s. Gram. Ux a3inbejlri(§. 
 Hypnot'ic, Med. I. ad'i.t>en©(^Iafbef6rDernl>, 
 
 cinf(l)ldferni)5 II. h-s, s. pi. ©d(»Iafmittel. 
 Hy'pocaust, s. mod. Der (unterirtoifd^c) ^euer* 
 
 pla^ in einem Sireib^aufe. [ung. 
 
 Hypochon'dres, s.pl.Anat.'bk a8ei(^en,®unn= 
 Hypochon'drja, s. tie |)r)po(t)cnJ)rie. 
 HypochSn'drjac, I. or Hyp ochondri'acal, adj. 
 
 Med. ^Qpoci^onbrifd^ 5 II. s. Der ^t)po(ijont)ri|l. 
 Hyp9chondri'acr§m,Hyposhondri'aisi8, J.Med. 
 
 i)ie ^Qpod^ontrie. [Dcr ^Qpociflenfaft. 
 
 Hyp'ocist, s. 1. Bot. tic ^Qpocifle, 2.P/iarm. 
 Hypoc'risy, *. ^ie ^cu4)clci, ©i^ein^eiUgfeit. 
 Fyp'ocrite, A.l)cr^eu(^ler,@(^ein^eilt9e, ®ld^ 
 
 Iter. [^eu^Icrifd^, fcijein^eilig; glcif ncrif^. 
 j^pocrit'ic , — c§lI, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 
 Hypogas'tric, adj. Anat. ^t)pogQftri[(i() j — 
 
 arteries, t)ie 93ccfenartericn. 
 Hypoge'uin, *. Ant. taS ^i)pogeion. [nerpen. 
 Hyp9gl6s'si, s. pi. Anat. toie (UntcrOBungen* 
 Hypo'pjSn, s. Surg. J)al Siteraugc. 
 Hypos'tasis, s. 1. TlieoL baS befonl)cre SBc* 
 
 fen, bie ^erfonlid^feit j 2. Med. bcr^arnfo^, 
 
 SBobenfQ^ t)e& UrinS. 
 HypQstat'jcal, I. adj. ;II. — ly, adv.l. Theol. & 
 
 P/i.n)efentU(^, perfonltd^j 2.Med.^Qpoftati[(i^. 
 Hyposiil'pbate, s.Chem. baS unterfd^mcfclfaure 
 
 @alj) — of potash, U-& Stall 
 HypQsul'phite , s, Oiem. ba3 ttnterf 4)»cfli(^t= 
 
 faure ©alj , - of potash, u-a ^ali j - of soda, 
 
 u-§ 3?Qtron. 
 Hypot'enuse , s. Geom. bic |>l)pot^enufe. 
 HypoiA'eca, s. Law, 1. tie ^i)pot{)ef , ^fant)« 
 
 ocrf^reibungj 2. bas ^fanbrec^t bed ®ldu» 
 
 bigerS auf ba3 i^m ^r)potl)ecirtc ®ut. 
 Hypof/t'ecary, Laio, 1. s. ber ^l)pott)cfariu&, 
 
 ipfanbgldubigcrj II. adj. ^Qpot^efarifd^. 
 To Hypoi/i'ecate, w. a. Laio, l)t)pctt)edrcn, 
 
 pcrpfdnbcn. 
 HypSf/ieca'tion , s. Law, bic SScrpfdnbung. 
 Hypot/i'esis, s. T. bic ^l)pot^cfe. 
 Hypot/iet'ic, — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally , adn 
 
 ^t)pot()etif(i^, tjorau^gefc^t. 
 Hypotrache'lion, s. Anat. bcr UntCt^ald (aU(^ 
 
 Arch. : ^alS bed (SQuIcncopitald). 
 Hy'son , s. einc ^rt griiner Zi^ce , ber ^ai)fcn j 
 
 — skin, bcr ^aifcrt^cc. 
 Hy'sop, Hys'aop, s. Bot. ber Sfop- 
 Hyster'jc, 1. (—cal) adj. Med.t)t)flcrif(^} — pas- 
 sion , bie ?Olutterbcf(i^n)crung j II. — calness, 
 
 s. bie ^j)f^erif(^c 95efc^atfcn^cit. [bcf(i^n)erbcn. 
 Hyster'ics, j. p^ Med. bic^l^ftcric, 53?Uttcr« 
 Hyster'gcele , s. Surg, bcr (®cbdr09)?Uttcr« 
 
 bru(3(>, SSorfaU (bcr OJJuttcr). 
 Hyst^rSl'ogy, s. Gram, bie ^i)fteroIogic. 
 Hys'terSn-prfit'^rfin , s. Gram, bad .|)J)ftcron* 
 
 ^roteron. 
 H^st?r6t'9my , *. Surg, bcr ,^aiferf4>nitt. 
 
 J. 
 
 I, J. (cin^clbftlaut) bad 3, i. 
 
 I, abbr, i, QU^ i', ft. in; i. e. fl.id est, that is ; 
 
 ib. , ibid, \i. ibidem, in the same place; id., 
 
 fl. idem, the same; I'd, ft. I had, I would ; 
 
 ril ft. I will, I shall; illw*., ft. illustrious; I'm, 
 
 ft. I am ; 111., ft. Illinois ; I. N. ft. Indian Navy; 
 
 in., ft. inch, inches; incog. , ft. incognito ; 
 
 ino., ft. indigo; inst., 1. ft. instant, instance; 
 
 2.fl. institution, instrument ; int., ft. interest ; 
 
 inv., ft. invoice; Ital., ft. Italics; it's ft.it is ; 
 1, pron. ber erften ^erfon: id^.Cl've, ft. I have, 
 lam'bic. Poet. I. adj. jambif^5 H. .v.ber3ant= 
 
 be (iambift^e SSerS). [(<Salbung) ^eilenb. 
 I^ttrQlip'tjc, adj. Med. burd) duf erlid^e SiJJittel 
 Ibe'riai, s. * Sberien, ©panicn. 
 i^ex, s. (lat.) Zool. ber ©tcinbocf. 
 I'bjs, s. Orn. ber ^U^, sTtilrei^er. 
 Ice, I. *. 1. ba§ (Si§5 Conf-s. 2. btt§ 3u*erei8, 
 
 ber concregcirte 3u(fci 5 3. ba§ ©efrorne, ber 
 
 ©iScremej to break the — , 1. bad (Sid QUf» 
 ^auenj 2. fig. bic a5al)n brct^cnj II. camp. u. 
 bef. 5ea £xp-j. body of the — , fcftcd (Si^i 
 field of—, field —, einc burcb bic ©tromung 
 Sufammcngetricbenc (SidfIdd)Cj Hoe of — , bie 
 eidflarbc (Hcinercd (Sidfclb), loose , fioating 
 (or drift) — , bad Srcibeid ? open (sailing)—, 
 miirbcd, lotfercd, juburtbfcgelnbcd (fat)rbared) 
 @id5 close-packed — , bid^t gcftbloffcned 
 6id 5 — berg, bcr (bef. fc^mimmcnbc) Gidbcrgj 
 — blink, ber ^idblinf, (Sidfcbimmcr (burci^ 
 ©trai^lenbred^ung am |)orisontc entfte^enbec 
 (S^ein)) — boat, vid. — yacht; — bolt, ft. 
 Icicle ; — bound, pom ©ifc cingcfcblofTcn, (im 
 |)afen,:c.) eingcfroren (o-St^iffcn)? — brash, 
 fleinc t)on ben g;6pcrcn ^Jiaffcn abgcbrod^cnc 
 (Sidfliicfe 5 - breaker . ber eidbrcdjer, (Sid* 
 bocf5- cellar, bcr ^idtopf (cin ©cfdf sum 
 (5idcremcma(^en)5 — cream, bad Q^efrorne, 
 
Ice 
 
 394 
 
 Idle 
 
 feer (Siscreme , - cup, ber Gi&bed^cr j — field, 
 
 — isle , Sea , eiuc (sufammcnt)dngenbc) @igs 
 flad^e, cin ©isfell)) — house, bic eiggrube, 
 ber eisfeller j — pail, t)cr eigeimer, Dag Jtu()I= 
 gefaf 5 — patches , Sea. (Sisflarben, Gi§flaf= 
 fen 5 — plant , Bot. t)Q8 Gigfrautj — spar, 
 M/:«. t)cr (gisfpatl) , — yacht, Me @i§=3a(^t 
 (flatt eineg ©^littenS gebvQud)t). 
 
 To Ice, v.a. 1. mit (Sig iiberjietjen , beeifenj 
 gefrieren madden, 2. (aufjeifenj 3. Conf. to 
 
 — over, mit 3ucfcvci§ bebecfen , uberjucfern 
 Iced, p. a. cifig, cighlt. 
 
 Jce'land, I. s. Geog. (i)ie Sufel) ^Slanl) 5 II. or 
 Ice'landic, adj. Uldnbifc^j — dog, Zooi. ber 
 iglttnbifie^unbj-fish, ber ^Mftfc^ (i&= 
 Idnbif(l;cr (Sfocffifc^ : aU SSJaare bctrac^tet) j 
 
 — moss, /?of. bag igldnbifc^c ^oog. 
 Wlander, *. ber ^Sldnber. 
 Ich'abod, v. ^(^abob (9}?-n.). 
 Ichneii'nion, s. Zool. ber Sft^neumon? — Hy, 
 
 Ent. bie ©d^lupfnjcfpe. 
 ichnograph'ic, — cal, adj. t(i)nograpl^ifii). 
 
 Ichnog'raphy, s. bcr ©runbri^ cinc5 ©ebdubes 
 
 ober ^ort'g, bie 3d)nograp(){c. 
 i'chor, s. ber^d^or: 1. Med. bag SSIutwaprj 
 _ 2. n: bag ©ottcrblut. 
 I'chQrous, adj. blutwdfferig j eitcrig. 
 icht/iyOl'ogy , s. bie ^ifc^funbc, Sd^tfjQOIogie. 
 Icht/iyoph'agy, .v. bag ^ifd^cffen. 
 I'cicle, s. ber ^igjapfen, ©igjacfcn. 
 i'cfn^fis, .V. 1. bag (Sifige, bie eigfalte SSefc^af* 
 
 fen^eitj 2. bag ©efrieren. 
 I'cjng, s. Conf. ber 3ucfergup. 
 I'cjnglass, s. vid. Isinglass. [mdlbe. 
 
 I'conism, s. bie bilbltc^e SScrftellung , bag ©e* 
 icon'gclast, s. ber Siltjerftiirmer, SBilberser* 
 
 bred^er (in ^ir(3^en). 
 iconpclas'tjc, adj. bilberf^urmenb. 
 iconograph'jc, — cal, adj. ifonograpl)if(J^. 
 Iconog'raphy, s. Lit. bie SBefci^reibung antiFer 
 
 aSitber, jc, ^ii S'f'^nograp^ie. 
 Iconol'ater, s. ber Silberbiener, Silberanbetcr. 
 Tconol'pgy, s. bie SBilberFunbc, Sfonologie. 
 Icosahe'dron, s. Geom. bag ^fofaebron. 
 Icosan'der, J?. Boi.bie jwansigmdtinige^flansc. 
 Icosan'drian, adj. Bot. sroanjigmdnnig. 
 Icter'ic, I. adj. wU b. f. SB. J II. I-s, s. pi. Med. 
 
 5}^ittel wiber bie ©elbfucbt. 
 Icter'jcal, adj. Med. 1. gelbfucbtig? 2. gut WU 
 
 ber bie ©elbfudjt j - disease, bie ©elbfud^f. 
 !'cy, adj. 1. cifig, j?oII (Sigj 2. aug ©ig, ©ig^i 
 
 3. gcfrorenj 4..%. fait, frofiig, ^crjlogj - 
 
 humour, Anat. bie ^rt)ftaUfeu(l^ti9feit5 — 
 
 sea, bag ©igmeer. 
 Me'a, s. 1. bie S^ee, SSorfiellung, ber Segrijf^ 
 
 2. fuig. bagS5or()aben} bie5Keinung. 
 
 id'ea, .9. 3bea(^-n.). 
 
 Ide'ai, s. bag ^tisal, OJJuf^crbilb. 
 
 Tde'al, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. iUiXli\6). 
 
 iderii'jty, s. riiren. bic £iebc jum <£(3^6nen 
 
 poetifd)cg ®eful)I. 
 
 To Ide'alize, v. n. Sfcccn bilben, ibealifiren. 
 I'd§m, (lat.) tjerfclbc, bajfelbe. 
 Iden'tjc, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally , adi\ ibcn« 
 
 tifd^, Cinerleij III. — calness, s. uid. identity. 
 Tdentiflca'tion, s. 1. bie 3u[ammenfd)melsungj 
 
 2.ber ©rnjeig bcr Sbcutitdt, bic^bentification. 
 Tolden'tjfy, v. I. a. 1. miter (Sinen (gans 
 
 glcid)en) ^cgriff bringen, gleid) (einerlei) 
 
 mad)en , 2. bie Sbcntitdt ernjeifen 5 H. ». ciner* 
 
 lei (gleid^bebeutenb) werben. 
 iden'tjty, *. bie Gincrleil^eit, ^bentitdt. 
 Ideograph'ic, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ^been 
 
 barfteUeub , ibeograp^if(b. 
 i'des, 5.pJ.bie S^ug (t)eg alten rom. JtalenberS). 
 idjoc'racy , s. bie ^biofrafie (cigene S^atur «. 
 Jj'Crt eineg ^orpcrg). 
 Tdlocrat'ical, adj. ibiofratifct)* 
 id'jQcy, -s. bieS5erfianbegf(^radd)ej ©umm^eit. 
 Id'jom, s. bie ©prad)eigenl)eit, ©pracbweife, 
 ^5J?unbart, bag^biom. 
 
 IdJQraat'jc, — cal, 1. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. ei« 
 ner (bcf.) 93?uubart ob. ©prad;e eigen , ibo* 
 matifd). [ibiopattjifdx 
 
 Tdiopiif/i'jc, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. Med. 
 
 Tdjop'at^iy , s. bie Sbiopat^ie: 1. Med. bie ei« 
 gene (SrtUd^c) J\^ran!^cit, ^auptfranHjeitj 2. 
 Mor. biebefonbere Seibenf^aft, SSorliebe. 
 
 idjQsyn'crasy , s. Med. bie ^orper* ober @e« 
 mull)geigcn^eit, Gmpfint)unggeigeu^eit, 3^io- 
 ft)n!rafie. 
 
 Td'iot, s. 1. ber SBIobfinnige 5 2. ber unwiffcnbc 
 SJ^cnfd) , cont. ber ©ummfopf , ^infel. 
 
 Id'iotcy, s. vid. Idiocy, [bumm 5 ungele^rt. 
 
 idjSt'ic, •- eal, adj. 1. blobfinnig? 2. cinfdltig, 
 
 Id'jQtTsm, s. i. bie <SpradKigcnl)eit, ber S^io* 
 tigmug^ 2. bie IBlobfinnigfeit, 3. bie2)umm= 
 \itit. [raerben. 
 
 id'iotize , v. n. terflanbegfc^iDad^, flumpf 
 
 I'die, adj. 1. mufig, unbefdjdftigt, unt^dtigj 
 2. trfigc, faulj 3. forglog , tiacbldfrig 5 4. un« 
 auggefiiUt (d. ber ^iit), freij 5. frud^tlog, 
 unniiil, nifbtig, eiteli 6. unbet)eutenbj Idp« 
 pif(^, einfdlfigj — fellow , ber ^aulenser, 
 ^fla^ertreter, — headed, — pated, albem 
 ndrrifd) 5 — hours, 9J?u^eftunfcen j — monday, 
 bcr blaue 5J?ontag (bciben|)anbnjerfern,:c.)j 
 — time, 5}?uf e. 
 
 To i'dle, v. I. n. miifig gc^cn, faulenjen 5 n. a- 
 (mit away) miipig binbringen, certdnbeln. 
 
 Idleness, s. 1. bie OJiupigfcit , Untt)dtigfeit» 
 2. \)k 9}lupe} 3. ber 5Wupiggang5 4. bic 
 
Idle 
 
 395 
 
 Ille 
 
 Xragljeit, :c. c/. Idle, adj. ; 5. bie "Klhtxn^dt, 
 
 !'dl?r, s, bcr OMfiggdngcr, gaulenser. 
 
 I'dly, adu. t>on Idle, qv. 
 
 I'dol, *. ber ^bgott (oud^ytg-.)/ ©o|c, ba§ 
 
 ©6|enbUb} — worship, W 'Kh.^otUxd, ber 
 
 ©o^enbienji. [.%. bcr ^nbeter, SSergottercr. 
 idol'at^r, s. 1. bcr Tfbgotter, ©o^cnbiener, 2. 
 Idol'atr?ss, *. tie ©o^cnDicnei'inn. 
 Idolat'rjcal, adj. Qbgottiff^. 
 To idol'atnze, v. I. n. Q(bg6ttcrei treibcn^ II. 
 
 a. 1. abgSttif^ oerc^ren, anbeten j 2.ytg-. l^er5 
 _ gottcrn. 
 
 IdSl'atrous, I. adj. ; U. — ly, adv. abgottifd). 
 Idol'atry, s. 1. bie TCbgottcrei, ber ©^^en? 
 
 bienft j 2.^g. Die S5erg6ttening. [tcmpel. 
 i'dQlish, adj. abgottifd),— temple, bcr ®6§cn= 
 i'dolist, s. * bcr Qfbgottcr, (So^enbicncr. 
 To I'dolTze, v. a. abgoftifd^ perc^ren, vcrgot* 
 I'dolizer, *-. ber SSergotterer, 7fnbeter. [tern. 
 Ido'neous, adj. bcquem, gef^lcft, gemdp, Qnge= 
 IMyl, s. bic 3i>t)Ue, bas ^irtengcbit^t. [meffcn. 
 If, coTij. 1. (bebtngenb) menn, JDofern, faU§3 
 
 2. rcennoud), wciniglcicbi 3. objas — , qI§ 
 
 menn, a(g ob i — not , wo m6)t. 
 y faith', ado. in bcr Z^at, iDQljrtjaftig, troun. 
 Tg'neous, arf;. feurig, gliiljenb. 
 Ignes'cent, adj. fcuergcbcnb, fimfcnb. 
 To ig'nify, v. a. ju geuer macben, bitbcn. 
 Ignip'otent, adj. * bem ^euer gebictenb. 
 Ig'nis ifa't'uus , (lat.) a'. Afe^ bQ8 Srrlitbt, pL 
 
 fgnesfatui. [junbenj II. n. glii^enb njerbcn. 
 To Ignite', V. Cliem. I. a.in^euerfe^cn, (ent)- 
 IgnT'tjble, adj. (cnt)5unbbar. 
 igni'tion, s. 1. ba§ entjunbcnj 2. bas (Slu()cnj 
 " 3. T. bic ®{iil)e j 4. C/iem. bic SBcrFalfung. 
 Igniv'omous, adj. fcucrfpeicnb. 
 igno'ble , I. flf/j. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. unabclig, 
 
 gcring^ 2. unraurbig, unebelj ill. — ncss, s. 
 
 tk DTiebrigfcit (ber ©eburt, :c.). 
 Ignoraifn'ious, I. arf/.; II. —ly, ady. fd^impflid)j 
 
 III. — ness, 5. bic ©(i^impflicbfeit. 
 Ig'norainy, s. t)k B^itiad), <Sd|)anbe, Uncl)re. 
 Ignora'mus, 5. 1. Law, bte 2o§fprcd)ung lues 
 
 gen unjuldnglid^en SSeracifeg^ 2. cont. ber 
 ^Sgnoront. [2. bie Sgnorans. 
 
 Ig'norance, s.bieUnroiffcn^cit: l.bieUn!unbe. 
 ig'norant, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unroiffenb: 1. 
 
 unbeFonnt (m-it) j 2. ununtcrvtd^tet, unFuns 
 
 big 5 III. s. bcr Unroiffenbe, ignorant. 
 To Ignore', ignorircn, gefli|fentli(b unbead^tet 
 Iguan'a, vid, Guana. He, vid. Aisle. [loffen. 
 Il'eus,*.Merf.bieiDQrmgi(i)t,vW. Iliac passion. 
 i'l^x, s. (lat.) Bot. bic ©tcineid)e. 
 ll'iac, Ili'acal , adj. Med. bie ©ebdrme betrefs 
 
 fcnb , iliacifcb i — passion, bte ©armgicbt. 
 
 Ii'jad, s. bic Sliabc. [2. cbcn bcr(fctbc). 
 
 Ilk, pron. adj. (f(bott.) 1. jcbcr, jcbc, jcbcSj 
 111, I. adj. <fe adv. 1. ftbcl, bofcj f(blc(btj2. 
 itranf (of, an...), unpapj 3. (adv.) nid^t 
 leicbt, f(bn)crli(b i — at ease , unrul)ig , unbca 
 baglicb ) II. vv. ba§ Ubc[,K. raicEvil, 9r.;Ill. 
 CO. »« p. — affected , ubc(gefinnt) — bred, J. 
 fd)tcd)t erjogcn, ungcbilbct j 2. un^oflid), uu= 
 gejogen? — breeding, bie [(bletbtc 6rjicl)ung, 
 rol)c Qruffu()rung i — conditioned, f(bled}t bc= 
 f(baffen, fiiletbt conbitionirt (bcf. Com. i\ 
 5^aaren), fcbabljaft j — doings, pi. (Scblcd)= 
 tigfciteUj — faced, bdplicbj — fated, un= 
 giinftig, ungtucfli(bi — favoured, ungcflalt j 
 bdpli(^ , — favouredly, 1. l)dpli(b 5 2. plump , 
 rob? — favouredness , btc .|)dplid^feit 5 — 
 footing, 1. bcr gcfdl)rlid)c ^nferplo^ 3 2. bcr 
 unftdKre SBeg (avi6).fig.)j — gotten, mit Un^ 
 rccbtermorbcnj — grace, b6fc5}?ienc 5 — lived 
 [— 'liv'd], ein f(bled)tc§ Scbcn fiitjrcnb, - 
 looked, f.ftblccbtem'JCnfcben j-matched, nitbl 
 ubereinftimmcnb, unpaiJcnb 5 — minded, iibcl* 
 gefinnt 5 — nature , 1. bic raubc, unfrcimbli(be 
 ©cmutbsart 5 2. bie 586sartigfcit 5 — natured, 
 
 1. boSartig, bo^baft, 2. f(blcd)t bcfdjflffi^nj 
 —natured wool, unebic (Com. cant. f(bled)tna« 
 turigcj2BoUc5-pieased,mippergnugt5-prin- 
 cipled, i\f(blc(btcn ®runbfd|cn}— shaped, njic 
 — favoured;— sorted, uncoil ftdnbig,OCrf!um= 
 meltj — spoken of, in ublem Sflufc ftcljcnl, 
 bcrfitbtigt, — starred, unglucflidH - tem- 
 pered, iibcllaunigj — timed, jur unrccbtcn 
 3cit, libel angcbrad}t, ungclcgcn, — usage, 
 bie liblc ©ebanblung, Ungercd^tigfcitj— used, 
 mifl)ttnbelt5- will, bQSiibelraollcn, bcr® roll, 
 
 llla9'erable, adj. unjcrrcipbar. [M^ OJJipfallcn. 
 illach'rymable, adj. unfabig ju wcincn, tbrd* 
 
 ncnloS. 
 Illapse', s.l. bcr Singang, Ginflup, bas (5inflr6= 
 
 men 5 2.^t^ ber (plo^lidK) TfnfaU, ba&|)ercin= 
 Illa'queate, v. a. bcriicfcn, bcfiricfen. [brcdjcn. 
 illaquea'tion , s. 1. bo§ ajcriicfcn, SScftricfen,* 
 
 2. ber ^allfiricf, Ut ©cblingc 
 Illa'tion, s. ber <Bd)ln% bic ^olgcrung 
 ll'iatiive, I. adj. cine @d)lupfolge anjcigcnb; 
 
 II. s. bic ©(bluppartifcl. III. — ly, adv. 
 
 fd)Iiefcnb,folgcrnb.[unrubmlid),tabclnSroertb. 
 lUau'dable, I. arfi.; 11. — ly, adv. unlobliib/ 
 iUe'gal, I. arfj.; II. — ly, ado. ungefc^lid^ , gc« 
 
 fc^njibrig, unrecbtmdpigj 111. — ness, illeg^l'- 
 
 ity, *. bic ©efc^roibrigfcit, Unrcd)tmdfigfcit. 
 To Ille'galize, v. a. ungcfc^lid^ macbcn. 
 Illegibil'jty, s. bic Unleferlicbfcit. 
 illeg'jble, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unlcfcrlitb- 
 tiiegit'jmacy, s. 1. bie Unc^cUd^fcitj 2. bicUn* 
 
 cd)tbeit (einer Ur!unbc, 7C.). 
 
nie 
 
 396 
 
 Imbo 
 
 Illegit'jmate, LaWy I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. 
 ime^elid^j 2. ungefe|Ui, gefe^roibngj 3. 
 une^t. [Mxtn, emdfcn. 
 
 To illegitVate, v. a. aU (fiir) une^elid^ er= 
 
 fllegitima'tion,mc?.Illegitimacy.[j).(Steuern. 
 lllev'iable, adj. iraS m(i)t ert)oben rcertenfonn 
 il'(I)iad, s. {Sh. ; fr J. ceillade) ter Siebe^bli*. 
 lllib'^ral, I. arf?.; II.— ly, arft>. 1. unfreifinnig, 
 
 unetjelj 2. niel)ng^ gemeinj 3. unfreigebig, 
 
 fQrg5 III. — ness, llliberal'ity, vV. 1. Die Un* 
 
 freifinnigFeit, uneble ©enfungSart, 3tteDrig^ 
 
 Fcitj 2. t)ie Sng^erjigfeit, ^argtjeit. 
 Ilii9'it, I. fl(/i. ; II. — ly , adv. i?erboten, uner= 
 
 laubt, unjulafitg^ in. — ness , s. tie ®ef 
 
 mibrigfcit. [bar 5 unbegrenst. 
 
 Illiin'ltable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unbefd^ron^ 
 ilirra'ited, I. ad^. unbefd^dnft, unbegrenst, 
 
 grensenlo§j II.— ness, .v.i)ieUnbef(i^rdnft^cit 
 Illit'erate, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adv. ungele^rt, 
 
 ungebilDct, unnjiJTenb 5 III. - ness, Illit'?racy, 
 
 s. tie Ungele^rtl)eit, Unn)i|fen()eit. 
 hl'ness, s. tie ^ranf^eit, Unpdplid^!eit. 
 niSg'ical, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unlogif(3^, t>er= 
 ' nunftraitrig 5 III. — ness, s. ta§ Unlogifdbe 
 To Illude', V. a. 1. tdufd^en, 2. oerfpotten. 
 Toillurae', v. a. * 1. erleud^ten, cr^eUen^ 2. 
 
 f^mucfen, jieren. 
 To Illu'minate , r. a. 1. erleuc^ten, er^ellenj 
 
 2. Jig. auffldren? 3. illuminiren: a) (fefllid)) 
 
 erleud^ten? 5) bunt au§malen. 
 lUu'rainate, I. adj. fig. erleud^tct, aufgeHdrtj 
 
 n. s. Ecc. tcr SJifuminat (pi. Illumina'ti). 
 Illumjna'tion , s. tit. kfig. 1. tie ©rleuc^tungj 
 * 2. ta§ 2i(^t5 3. tie J^elle, ter ©(anj. 
 Illu'minait5fve, at/i- erleud^tent. [minate. 
 
 hlu'minator, s. ter @rleu4)ter, u. c/. To IIlu- 
 To lUu'mine, v. a. * uu/. To Illame. 
 Illu'sion, s. tie IJ'dufd^ung: 1. ta§ S5lent»erf ^ 
 
 2. ter (<Sinnen058aI)n, S^^rt^um. 
 lllu'sive, I. or II lu'sory, adj.; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 t(lufd)ent, oerblentent, triiglic^) III. — ness, 
 
 s. tie Sdufi^ung , Sriiglic^feit. 
 To Illus'trate , v. a. 1. ixh\x6^tinyfig-s. 2. be= 
 
 ri'i^mt ma(3^en, oer^errlid^enj i. erldutern, 
 _ erfldrenj 4. illuflriren (mit ^upfern, jc). 
 Illustra'tion , 5. 1. tieSSer^errlid^ung 5 2. tie 
 
 Sriduterung, (SrHdrung 5 3. ta§ Sttuftrirenj 
 
 i-s, p/. ^upfert)erjierungen. 
 lllus'trative, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adv. 1. erldu^ 
 
 ternt , er!ldrent (mit of) ; 2. oer^^rrlit^ent. 
 lUus'trator, s. ter @r?ldrer, 2c. cf. To Illustrate. 
 lUus'trions, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. beru^mt, 
 
 ert)aben, Dortrefflid^, 2. erlout^t (e^rentitcl) 
 
 III. — ness, s. tie aserii^mt^eit, (gr^aben^eit, 
 
 ©rfife. 
 Im'a^e, *. 1. ta§ Silt (aU(J() i2/iet., Opt., &c.) ; 
 
 2. ta& ©tantbilti 3. ta§ Tfbbilt^ 4. taS 
 ®6§enbilt5 5. tie ©eftaltj — maker, ter 
 Siltnerj - worship, ter SSiltertienft. 
 
 To Wage, V. a. 1. (im ©eifte) abbilten, i?or 
 
 ^ftellenj 2. ertenfen. 
 
 Im'agery, s. 1. ta§ ©iltwcrf, ^iguren? 2. ta» 
 ^(nfe^en, ter<S(bein5 3. (Sinbiltungen, ®e= 
 bilte, ta§ ^irngefpinnflj 4. tie (malerifc^e) 
 ©d^ilterung. 
 
 Imag'inable, I. adj. tenJbar, erfinnlid^j II. — 
 ness, s. tie ©entbarfeit. 
 
 Imag'inary, adj. eingebiltct,im03ittdr5 Corns. 
 
 — coin, ta§ 0led)nung§geIt, tie 9t-mfinscj 
 
 — money, itcalifd^eS (fmgirtea) (Seltj — 
 payment, tie ©(bcinsaljlung. 
 
 Imugina'tion, s. 1. tie (Sinbiltunggfraft, ^^an« 
 
 t(x\ki 2. tie einbiltung, SSorjteUung 5 3. tie 
 
 ©rfinnung, ©rfintung. 
 Imag'inative, adj. 1. tie ^^antafie bctreffent j 
 
 2. crfinterifd) , ftnnreid^j 3. cingebiltetj- 
 
 faculty, tie Giubiltunggfraft. 
 To Imag'ine, v. I. a. 1. (au(bw.) ii(b einbilten, 
 
 fid^ tjorfleUen, fid^ tenFenj 2. erfinnen, ertcn* 
 
 Fen, II. w. meinen, tafiir ^alten. 
 Imag'jner, s. tcr (Srtenfer, u. cf. t. 0. SB. 
 Jmag'jning, s. tiejginbiitung, SSorfieUung. 
 Im'am, Im'fjin [or i'man], s.Moh.Rd.tiZX'^mm 
 To Imbalra' [—bam'] , &c. vid. unterEm .... 
 To imbase', v. n. (im ^reife, im SBert^e) fin» 
 
 fen, fallen. [gent, blobfinnig. 
 
 Imbey'ile, adj. fd^ma^, untud)tig, unocrmo= 
 To Imbe9'ile, v. a. fd^n)dd)en, entfrdften. 
 Tmbecil'jty, s. 1. tie ®eife= ot. ^orper* 
 
 fd^radd^ej- 2. tie 3mpotenj. 
 To Imbed', Im'b^r, vid. Embed, Embergoose. 
 To Imbibe', v. a. cintrinFen , einfaugen (an^ 
 Tmbjbi'tion, ,». ta§ Ginfaugen. [fig-)- 
 
 To Irabit'ter, v. a. 1. UtUv madjtXljfig-s. 2. 
 
 i^erbitternjS. erbittern. 
 To Imbod'y, v. I. a. 1. einccrleibeni 2. ters 
 
 ti(fen,oerf6rpern5 Chem. infpiffiren, 3. ju 
 
 cincm ©anjen (Jtorpcr) cerbinten , incorpo* 
 
 rirenj II. n. [i^ oertirfen, gerinnen. 
 To ImboI'den, v. a. treij^, beljerjt madden. 
 To imbor'der, v. a.l. einfaifen? 2. begrengen. 
 Imboi-'d^ring, s. Her. tie (mit tem ©d^ilte) 
 ^ gleid^farbige einfaffung. 
 WbQsh, s. Sport, ter @(^aum , tcr mattgc* 
 
 jagtem ^oc|)»ilt am ^anl ftei^t. 
 To Imbosk', v. I. a. oerbergenj II. n. pcrbor* 
 
 gen fein 5 im ^inter^alte liegcn. 
 To Imbo'som, v. a. 1. in tenSSufcnijerbergea} 
 
 figs. 2. in ta§ ^erj einfd^Iiepenj 3. anoer* 
 
 trauen? 4. umgeben, einf^Iiefcn, etnpHea, 
 To Imb6<l' [or jmbo'] , v. a. toUUn. 
 To imbo\l^?r, v. a. * umlaubeiu 
 
Imbo 
 
 397 
 
 Immo 
 
 Imb6\l'm§nt lor imbo'ment] , s. bcriS8e9Cn,tQ& 
 
 ®cnj6lbe, Sogentjac^. 
 To Imbran'gle, v. a. oerflricfen. 
 To imbreed', v. a. citipflanjen , erjeugen. 
 im'brjcate, Im'bricat^d, adj. 1. au&gebogeit, 
 
 ^o^Ijtegelformig iibcr cinant)er UegenDj 2. 
 
 Bot. bad^siegclformig. [formige 8ttge. 
 
 Imbrjca'tion, s. bie TCuefd^weifung , l)o^ljiegeI= 
 To imbrovVn', v. a. 1. brfiunen, 2. * ioerbun= 
 
 Uln, »erbuflern. [ifen. 
 
 To Imbrue', v. a. bene^'iij befubelit, befle!* 
 To imbrute', v. I. a. jum Sie^c madden 5 II. n. 
 
 sum S5iet)e (jcrabfinfen, ccrbummen. 
 To Imbue', v. a. cintaui-^eu, trdnJcu, einfaus 
 
 gen laffenj i-d with . . . , ooU, erfiillt oon — 
 To Imburse', v. a.l. (©elb) einftreii^en, Com. 
 
 imborfircnj 2. mit ®clb oerfcljcn, besa^len. 
 Irabiirse'ment, s. 1. bag (®clb=)@inftrci(t)en, 
 
 ©infdtfelnj 2. bie SSeja^Iung- 
 /mitabiKjty, *. bie fR.aiai)mli6)Mt. [mxt^. 
 im'itable, adj. 1. nQ(bal)m(i(^ j2.nad)al)mungS= 
 To im'jtate, v. a. noc^aljmen, nadjbilbcn. 
 Imjta'tion, s. 1. bie5)^Q(^Ql)mung) 2.bieSopie. 
 ira'jtatjve, adj. 1. nttdjQ^menbj 2. na(^ge= 
 ^a^mt J — arts, bie bitbenben ^unfte. 
 Tm'jtatQf, s. bcv Stat^a^mer. 
 Im'itatrix, s. bie 3^a(^at)merinn. 
 Immac'Blable, adj. unbefletfbar. 
 Immac'ulate, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unbeflecft, 
 
 rein? in. — ness, s. bie Unbeflecfl^eit, Sftein* 
 
 i^cit, Unf^ulb. [unbicgfam. 
 
 Immal'leable, adj. 1. nii)t ^dmmerbarj 2. Jig. 
 Im'manency, *. baS ^nwo^nen, bie Sntntancnj. 
 Im'man?nt, adj. inwo^nenb, innerlid^. 
 Imman'ity, s. bie ®rdpli(^feit,Unmenf(l^lic^feit. 
 Immarces'sjble, TheoL I. adj. unoermelflid^ 5 
 
 n. — ness, s. bie UnoermeI!li(^Mt. 
 Immar'tial, adj. unfriegerifd^. 
 To Immask', v. a. cerfleiben, oerIar\)cn. 
 Immatch'able , adj. umoergleic^lid^. 
 immate'rjal , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. mUv^ 
 
 X>txii(i)i 2. un»efentlid^5 III. — ness, Imma- 
 
 terjal'ity, s. bie Un!6rperli(bfeit. 
 tmmate'rialism, s. Ph. bcr ©pirituatiSmuS. 
 Imn.ate'riali8t, s. Pli. ber ©piritualift. [&c. 
 To Immatric'ulate , &c. vid. To Matriculate, 
 Immature', I. adj.; 11. — ly , adv. 1. unrcif, 
 
 ^fig' ju fru§, oor ber ^dtj III. — ness, 
 
 Immatu'rity, s. bie Unrcif^eit, UnjeitigFeit, 
 ^^rii^Seitigfeit (au^^ig-.). 
 Immeabii'ity, a\ (w.iii.) bie Unburt^bringlid^feit. 
 Immeas'urable [— mezh' — ] , I. adj. ; II. — ly, 
 
 adv. i. unermelilid^ 5 2. unmdfig. 
 [mmeas'ured [— mezh' — ] , adj. unermeffen. 
 Immeghan'jcal, adj. ben ®efe^cn ber SJied^anif 
 
 entftcgen, nid^t med^onifd^. 
 
 [Imme'diate, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. Unmit(cl« 
 
 barj 2. augcnblitfli(^ , unoerjiiglid^ , adv. 
 
 fogleid) 5 bringenb i — payment, Com. (beim 
 
 SBec^fel^onbel) ^a^lung o^ne ^ufft^ub unb 
 
 Olefpecttage, ^rdfij:) III. — ness, s. 1. bie 
 ^ Unmittelbarfeitj 2. bie ©cgenwart. 
 Tmmelo'dious, I. adj. ; II.— ly, ado. unmelobif(3^. 
 Immem'prable, adj. md)t merfn)urbig. 
 Jmmemo'rial, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unbenflid^, 
 
 urolt j III. — ness, s. bie unbcnHi(^e 3eit. 
 Immense', I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unermeplid), 
 
 unenblic^ J III. — ness, Immen'sjty, s. bie Un* 
 
 ermef Ud^feit, Uncnbli(^feit. 
 Immen'surabil'ity, [— 'shur — ] , j. bie Uner* 
 
 mcplic^feit, Unmepbar!eit. 
 ♦tmmen'surable, adj. unermepli^ , unmepbar. 
 *imraen'surate, adj. ungemeffen, iibermdpig. 
 To Imraerge', y.I.a.lDieTo Immerse, qu. ; II. n. 
 
 Ast. immergiren. [2.yfg-.ccrfen?en(— in, in). 
 To Immerse', v.a.l. untertaud^en, cintaud^enj 
 Imraer'sion, s. 1. ba§ (Sintaud()en, K. cf. b. t>. 
 " ^.j 2. Med. bttS (SinwdiJern, :n;uSnjdffern5 
 
 S.fig. bie S5erfcn!ung,SSer[unfen^eit}4. Ast 
 
 bie Sntnterjion. 
 
 To immesh', v. a. loernjicfeln, fangen. 
 Immef/iSd'jcal , I. adj. ; 11. — ly , adv. unme* 
 
 t^obif(^ , oenDorren 5 HI- — ness , s. U^ Un« 
 To Im'mjgrate, v. n. einn)Qnbern.[met^obifd^e. 
 Jmmjgra'tion, s. bie Ginwanberung. 
 Im'mjnence, s. bie brol)cnbe ©efal^r. 
 Im'mjn^nt, adj. be\?orfict)enb, na^e, bro^enb. 
 traminu'tion, s. vid. Diminution, 
 [mraiscibil'jty, s. bie Uno crmif d^ barf eit- 
 immis'cjble, adj. uncermi[d)bar. 
 immis'sion, s. 1. fig. bie einlaffungj 2. bef. 
 
 Med. bie einfpri^ung. 
 To imraTt', v. a. Med. ^incinlaffen, cinfpri^en. 
 Immit'jgable, adj. fig. unermeid(>bar, ^art. 
 To Immix', v. a. vid. To Mix. 
 ImmTx'able, adj. uncermif(ftbar. 
 JmmQbil'ity, s. bie Unberoeglid^feit. 
 Immod'?racy, s. bie Unmdpigfeit. 
 Iraraod'erate, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unmd^ig, 
 
 iibermdpig 5 — demand, Corn. ba§ Uberfor* 
 
 bernj- nes8,Imm6d§ra'tion, .?. bic Unmdpig* 
 
 Mt, baS fibermap. 
 Immod'^st, I adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. unbefd^ei* 
 
 ben, grob , untjcrfd^dmt) 2. unfittlid) , unan- 
 
 ftdnbig,f(^Iupfrig, obfc6n. 
 Iramod'esty, s. 1. bie Unbefd^eiben^eit, Unoer= 
 "fd^dmt^eitj 2. bie Unanfldnbigfeit, Unfitt= 
 
 lid^feit. [opfern). 
 
 To Im'mQlate, v. a. opfem, (aU(ft fig. auf* 
 Immola'tion, s. 1. ba§ S)pfern5 2. ba& £)pfer} 
 ^3.^^g. bic^ufopferung. 
 im'moIat9r, s. ber £)pfernbe. 
 
fmmo 
 
 398 
 
 Impe 
 
 FmmQinen'tous , adj. unbcbeutent). 
 
 Iramor'al , I. adj.; II. - ly, adv. unmoraliftb, 
 
 unfittlid^, fitteirioS. [feit. 
 
 Immoral'ity , *. Die Unfittlic^fdt, ©ittcnlorig= 
 Immor'tal , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adi\ unfterblid^ j 
 " Bot-s. — eagle - flower , t)ie SSalfamine 3 — 
 
 herb , bie @trol)bIume. 
 iinmgrtal'ity, s. bie Unflerblicbfeit. 
 Imraortaliza'tion, s. ba§ Unflerblid^mttcben. 
 To Imraor'tallze, v. a. unflerbU(^ macben, vcr= 
 Imraovabil'ity, s. bic Uubcraeglicbfeit. [eroigen. 
 immo'vable, Iramo've^ble, i. adj.; II. — ly, 
 " adv. 1. mhcmQli^ifig-s. 2. unbewcgt, un= 
 
 erfd)utterliil) j 3. unabdnbcrlicbj — estate, 
 
 mi Immovables; III — ness, s. t)ie Unbc= 
 
 roegli^feit, Unerf(b^tterlid;fcit. 
 Iramo'vsibles , .v. pL Law , unberoc9li(be ober 
 ' (iegenb'e Outer, ©runbftiirf e , Smmobilien. 
 Immundi9'jty, s. bie Unreinigfeit, Unfldtl^igfeit. 
 [mmu'nity, s. 1. bie ^reiljcit, seeficiung^ 2.bic 
 " ©cred^tfQme, ba§ SJorrc^t. [2. einferfcrn. 
 To fraraure' , v. a. 1. einmQuern , oermauern ', 
 Immu'sical, adj. un^armonifc^, uumufifalifd). 
 immu'table, I. adj.;ll. — ly, adv. un»erdnber= 
 
 Ud^, unwanbelbar. III. — ness , Immutabil'- 
 
 ity, s. bie Uni^erdnbcrlifbfeit. 
 immuta'tion, s. bie SSerdnbcrung. 
 To Immute', v. a. oerdnbern. 
 Trap, s. 1. ber Heine (untergeorbnete) Seufel, 
 
 ^obolb, 2. FisKUt ^aarfcbnur einerln= 
 
 gel(leine) J 3. Sport, bie (einem galfen) an= 
 
 gefc^iftete ^eber j 4. i-s, pi. T. (Carp., Mas. 
 
 &c.) bie Mf^ftangen, 9liiftbdumc. 
 To Imp, vM.l. Sport, (einem ^alfcn @(^n)ung= 
 
 fcbern) onfd^iften, einfe^enj 2. fig. cerldn* 
 
 gern, cergropern, auSbe^nen. 
 Impa'cable, adj. unerbittlicb. [brdngen. 
 
 To Impact', v. a. pfammenparfen, sufQmmen= 
 To Impair', v. I. n. 1. tcrf(l)Ie(?^tern, \jcrmin= 
 
 bernj fcbrodcben, 2. beeintrddjtigen, fd^aben? 
 
 II. n. abne^men, oerberbcn. 
 Impair', adj. Cr7/*f. ungerabfIdd^tg.[To Impair, 
 impjii'r^r, *. ber (baS) SSerfcblecbternbc, jc cf. 
 Impal'atable, vid. Unpalatable. 
 To Impale', &c. vid. unt. Em ... . 
 Impalpabil'jty, s. Ut Unfli^Ibttrfcit. 
 Impal'pable, adj. 1. unfii^lbar, fe^rfeinj2. 
 
 fig. jart. [^Kbenbma^Ic). 
 
 impana'tion , s. Tlicol. ^ii SSerbrobung (beim 
 To impan'n^I , v. a. Law , (bie ernannten ®e= 
 
 fci^JDornen) ineine^ergamenttafel aufjei^nen. 
 To Impar'adlse, v. a. 1. entsitcfen, 2. jum 
 Impar'lty. ^.bie Ungleid^^eit.[^ttrabiefe maitn. 
 To Imparl', v. n. Law, %xi\t Pom ®eri(bt er* 
 ^Qltcn, urn eine ^lagefadbe giitlii^ beijulegen 
 Impar'lance, s. Law, ber oorlduftge Sefd^eib, 
 
 bas Sutevlocut j bic jum ^laibiren gegebene 
 
 grift. [(,air(^cn»)^frfinbner. 
 
 Imparsonee', s. Lawy ber wirflicb eingefc^te 
 To Impart', v. a. 1. geben, oerlei^enj 2. mit= 
 
 tt)eilen, eroffnen. 
 
 Impiir'tial, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unpartciifd). 
 iinpartial'jty [— shial'— ] , s. bie Unpavtcilicb- 
 
 hit. [9}?itt^eilbarfeit. 
 
 Impiirtibil'jty, 5. 1. bie Untbeilbar!cit? 2. bic 
 impiir'tiblc, adj. I. Law, untt)eilbQrj 2. mit* 
 
 tbeilbarjS. p i>erlci^en. 
 hnpart'ment, s. W 50?ittl)eilung. 
 Impas'sable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. m6)t paf* 
 
 firbar, unraegfam, unjugdnglid^ 5 III. — ness^ 
 
 s. bic Unmegfamfcit. 
 Impas'sible, Impas'sjve, I. adj. leibCnSunfd^g, 
 
 umoerlc^barj II. — ness, Impassjblfl'ity, s.tiii 
 
 2eibcn§(ofigftit, Unfd^igfeit ju Iciben. 
 To Impsts'sion , v. a. leibcnfcbaftli^ onregcn. 
 Impas'sionate, adj. 1. tief gcrii^rt, bcwegtj 
 ^2. gcfiibUoS. 
 fmpastJt'tion, s. 1. Pliarm. tie ©intcigungj 2. 
 
 Mrt,Y. ter ^Jiortelteig, 3. Faint, tic Uutcr* 
 
 malung, ic cf. b. f. SB. 
 To Impaste', v. a. T. libert). impaftiren: i. 
 
 einteigen, su einer^afle formircnj 2. Paint, 
 
 untermalen, 3. Engr. bic mit ©rabfiidjel 
 
 unb Stabel gemQd)tcn ^unftc burd^ ©tricbc 
 
 uub ©(broffirungcn i^erbinben. 
 Impat'jble, adj. uucrtrdglid). 
 impa'tience, s. 1. V\Z Ungcbulbj 2. bic 2cibcn» 
 ' [d)aftli(bfeit, ber (gifcr, W ^eftigfeit. 
 Impa'tient, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. I. ungcbuU 
 
 big} 2. t)eftig, Ieibcn[(baftli(b, bcgterig. 
 To Impeach', v.a.l.Law, (©taotSbcamtetc) 0. 
 
 £)brigfeit§ wcgcn 6ffcntli(b (wcgen ^flicbt* 
 
 \)erle§ung) anHagcn, to — of..., befcbulbi* 
 
 gca, jeil)en (cineS SSergc^en§)5 2. in 3n)eifcl 
 
 Siet)en, befireiten) tabeln. 
 Impea'chabie , adj. 1. anHogbarj 2. bcftrcit* 
 
 bar, 3. tabelnSwertl^. 
 Impea'cher, s. t)er ^nf Idgcr, :c. cf. To Impeach, 
 impeach'ment , s. 1. Law, bic (offentl.) Hxi' 
 
 flage, cf. To Impeach ; 2. V\z Scfd;ulbigung4 
 
 ber SSornjurf 5 W SScflrcitung. 
 To Impearl', v. a. * beperlen. 
 Impeccabifl'ity, Impec'cancy, s. bic Unfunb* 
 ' \\iih\i, Unfc^lbarfeit. 
 impec'cable, adj. unfunbli(b, unfc^Ibar. 
 To Impede', v. a. t)inbcrn, ocr^inbcm. 
 Iraped'iment, s. ba8 ^inbcrnif. 
 impedjmen't?!, adj. ^inb^rli(i. 
 impedi'tion, s. ba§ |)inbernif . 
 iraped'itifve, adj. ^inbcrlitb- 
 To Impel', V. a. (Qn)treiben, brdngen. 
 Imp'el'I?nt, s. bie Sriebfraft, ber Tfntricb. 
 
Impe 
 
 399 
 
 Impi 
 
 iQjpel'l^r, s. t)er (^a») ^CntreibenDe. 
 
 To Tmpen', v. a. eiufdjlicf en, einpferifjcn. 
 
 To impend', v. n. 1. liber^angenj 2. fig. be= 
 oorfte^cn. l^-fig- t)a§ «e\?orf^e^cn. 
 
 Irapen'dence (— cy), s. 1. ba& Ubcr^angen? 
 
 jmpenMent, adj. 1. iibcrljangent), (ob)fd^roe= 
 
 ' bent) 5 2. fig. bcJ?or|lel)cnb, na^e. 
 
 Impen'etrable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. un= 
 
 ' t)ur(^t)rin9lici jfig-s. 2. unerforfd^Ud^ , 3. un= 
 empfinlilid^ j III. — ness, Impenetrabifl'jty , s. 
 Die Unbur^bringlicbfeit. 
 
 Impen'itence (— cy) , .v. bie Unbupfertigf eit. 
 
 Impen'jt?nt , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unbupfer= 
 
 impen'jtent, s. ber Unbu^fertige.[tig, cerflocft. 
 
 imper'ative, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. befe^lenbj 
 gebietcrifc^j — mood, Gram, ber Smperatio. 
 
 Tmpercep'tjble, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unmerf= 
 
 ^ lid) i III. - ness, s. bie UnmerHicbfeit. 
 
 Imperdp'j^nt, adj. ni6)t roabme^mcnb. 
 
 Imper'f?ct , I. odj.; II.— ly, adv. l.umooUfoms 
 mcnj 2. Tt/p-*. bcfect) bill of the — fount, 
 ber ©efcctjettel (ber nad^jitgicpenbena3ud^|!a= 
 ben) j — sheets, pi. bic ergcinsungSbogcn, i)e= 
 
 ^ fectbogen , — tense. Gram, bag Smperfectum. 
 
 Imperfec'tion, s. 1. bicUnDoUfommen^eitj ber 
 Mangel} 2. Typ. bcr^efect, 3. i-s, Bks.^i* 
 fcctc: a) ©cfecteycmplare, ©efectpacfcfej 6) 
 vid. Imperfect sheets. 
 
 Imper'fectn?ss, s. bie Uni?oE!ommcn^eit. 
 
 impei-'forable, adj. m6)t JU burd[)bo^ren. 
 
 rmper'fprate.Imper'forat^d, adj. 1. nid^tburd^» 
 bol)rt, unbur(^l6(bcrtj 2. Surg, feinc ^oren 
 ^abenb5»erf(bloffen. 
 
 Imperfpra'tion, s. 1. bie Unburtbbo^rt^eitj 2. 
 Surg. bQ§ SSerfd^Ioffcnfein , bie Tftrefie. 
 
 Impe'rial , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. faiferlit^, 
 rci(b&mdpig, 9lei(b6=i 2. foniglici^, monar^* 
 if(!^5 3. ^crrf(benb, gebietcnb, 4. flattUc^, 
 ^crrlicb j III- s. C-m. bie Smperiale (boS mit 
 ©i|cn»erfe^eneSSerbe(foon[^ofl=]^utf(ben)} 
 IV. comp. Germs. — city y bie cSeid^Sjlabt, 
 
 — diet , ber (c^em.) Stcid^Stogi — Hly, Bot. 
 bie wilbc Silic , — paper, baS S'^P^nalpapier , 
 
 — section, Surg, ber ^aiferf(i^nitt) — tea, 
 ber ,Kaifertl)cc, ^ugelt^ce. 
 
 Impe'rjalifst, s. ber ^ai\tv\id)i. 
 
 impe'rjalty, s. bie Faiferlicbe |)crrfd^crgcn)alt. 
 
 To Imper'jl, vid. To Eraperil. 
 
 Impe'rious, I. ac/j. ; II. — ly, adv.l.i^iXX^d)- 
 fud)tig, ^errifd^, gebieterifj^, 2.fibcrmiegcnb, 
 mdcbtig? III. — ness, s. bic ^errfc^fud^t, baS 
 bervifcbe SBcfen. 
 
 Imper'ishable , adj. unoergdngIi(^5 — goods, 
 Com. unoerberblid^e (bent SScrberbcn nic^t 
 Qusgefe^tc) SBaaren. [belbarfeit. 
 
 [mpePman^nte, s. bie Un"beftanbig!eit, SBan* 
 
 laipermeabil'jty, s. Fhy. tie Unburc^bring* 
 li(t)feit, (aBafferO^icbt^eit. [(majrer)bi(br. 
 
 fmper'meable , adj. Fhy. unbur4)bringli(b^ 
 
 Imper'sonal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unperf6nli(b» 
 
 Impersonrd'ity, s. bie Unpcrf6nIid)Feit. 
 
 To Imper'sonate, v. a. perfonificiren. 
 
 Imperspjcu'jty, s. bie UnbeutUcbfeit. 
 
 imperspic'uous, adj. unHar, unbeutlid^. 
 
 Imp?rsua'sible [— swa' — ] , adj. f^eiffinnig. 
 
 Imper'tjnence, — cy, s. 1. bic Ungc^origfeit;. 
 Unpaplid()feit5 2. bieUngebul)rIid)feit,Uni>cr= 
 f(i^dmtl)eit, Unge[d)Ii|fen^eit; 3ubringli(bf eit } 
 3. W Jtteinigfeit, Sappalie. 
 
 Imper'tjnent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. nid)/' 
 jur @a(icge^6rig, unfiiglid^, ungel)6rig5 2. 
 unbebeutenb, umuid^tigj 3. ungereimt, abgc* 
 [d^macftj 4. ungebu^rlid^, un\?erf(bdmt,su» 
 bringli(b, grobj III. s. berUn\>erfd)dmtc,3u= 
 
 _ bringlicbe, ©robian, ^legcl. 
 
 Tmp^rtransibil'jty, s. hk llnburcbbringlid^feit. 
 
 Imp^rtiir'bable, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unftou 
 bar, gtei(bmut()ig. [©leicbmutlj. 
 
 Imperturba'tion, s. bic ((S)imVit^^=)^U^C , bcr 
 
 Imper'vjous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. unTOeg= 
 fam, unjugdngli(i 5 2. unburc^bringlid^, bid)tf 
 III. — ness, s. 1. \)k Unroegfamf eitj 2. bie 
 
 ^ Unburd)bringli(bf cit. 
 
 Imp^tig'jnous, adj. rdubig, grinbig, ftborfig. 
 
 im'petrable, adj. (burc^ SSitten, 2C.) ju erian* 
 gen, eriangbar, errcic^bar. 
 
 To im'petrate w. a. crlangen, erbitten. 
 
 fmpetra'tion, s. bie ©rlangung burcb 95itten. 
 
 Impetra'tjve, adj. im (Stanbe ju erbitten. 
 
 Ira'petratory, adj. (er)bittcnb. 
 
 Irapet'aous , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. Ijeftig , un= 
 gefiiim j III. — ness, Impetuos'ity, s. bic ^ef» 
 
 ^ tigfeit, ber Ungeftum. 
 
 Im'petiis, s..Fhy-s. 1. bie SScnjegungSfroft, 
 3:ricbfraft3 2. ber ©top, 7fnf!op. 
 
 To Impierce', vid. To Pierce. [bur(bbringli(b. 
 
 Impier'ceable, adj. ni(bt JU burd^flcdjen, un* 
 
 impi'ety, s. 1. bcr Unglaube, bie ®ottIoftgfeit> 
 2. bie 0lu(§lorigfeit. 
 
 To Impinge', v. n. (mit on, against) 1. on* 
 
 ^ ftofen gegen ... (au(b.%.)) 2. einmirFen. 
 
 Im'pjous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ungldubig, 
 gottIo§, rU(bIo§) III. — ness, s. vid. Im- 
 piety. [f6^nli(bfeit. 
 
 Implacsibil'jty , Impla'cablen?ss, s. bic Uncer* 
 
 impla'caible, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unocrfo^n* 
 Ii(b, uncrbittlid(>5 unbarm^crjig, I)art.[prdgen. 
 
 To Implant', v. a. bef. fig. cinpflanjen, ein- 
 
 implanta'tion, s.fig. bie ©inprdgung. 
 
 Implau'sible , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unt\>ai)X= 
 fieinlid^. [anflagcn. 
 
 To Implead', v. a. Law, gerid^tlid^ bclangen, 
 
Impl 
 
 400 
 
 Impr 
 
 Implea'(l?r, s. Law, t)cr ^lager, ^JCnfldger. 
 
 Jra'plements, s. (bcf. j)l.)l.W ^ixijmittili 
 2. Ux ipparat, U^ ©crcit^ , 3ube^6r 5 (— of 
 trade) Da§ (^anl)=)2Berfseug. 
 
 Imple'tion, s. 1. tie TftifiiUung) 2. t)ic §iiUe. 
 
 Im'plex, adj. oerflod^ten, \)ewic£elt. 
 
 To Im'plicate, v.a.l. cinroicf eln ) 2. ^g. (— in) 
 mit cinbegreifcnj oewicfein (in). 
 
 Implica'tion, s. figs. 1. t)ie SScvmicfelung, 
 Zi^klm^mz (an)j 2. bic (fliU[d)njcigent)e) 
 ^olgerung. [gent) folgernt). 
 
 fin'pljcative, I. af^j. ; II. - ly , adv. fliUfd^roei-- 
 
 Impir9'it, I. adj.; II. -ly, adv. figs. 1. mit 
 einbegrijfen, ^ergeleitct(au§), flittfd^roeigenb, 
 mittclbar,unbct){ngt} 2. ocrl5Ccet,()e{mU(^3 
 m. — ness, s. 1. ba8 9}liteinbegnffenfein,t)ic 
 (fKirf(^njeigcnt5c) ^olgcrungj 2. ber (blint^e) 
 ©laubc, fca§ (unbebingtc) SScrtraucn. 
 
 Irapli'edly, adu. (fliUfci^njeigenb) oerftanben, 
 
 fmplora'tion, s. bie Inflet)ung. [gcfolgert. 
 
 To Implore', r. I. a. anfle()en, anfud^en, anru- 
 feiij II. n. fle^en. 
 
 fmplo'r^r, s. \)cx "ifnfle^cnDC/ :c. cf. b. ». a«. 
 
 implumed', adj. obnc ^eijcrn, fe\)erloS. 
 
 To Imply', V. a. 1. in fi(b fc^licpen, cnttjalten 5 
 
 2. fd^liefen, foIgerK) implied contract. Law, 
 tin fHaf(^n>eigeni)er SSertrag. 
 
 To Irapoi'fon, &c. vid. To Empoison, &c. 
 
 Impol'jcy, s. t>k Unflug^cit, ba§ Unpolitif^e. 
 
 impolite', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unl)6fli(^, un= 
 gcfi^Uffen, grob 5 HI. - ness, s. bie Un^6pic^= 
 
 Irap8i'itjc,I.adj.; 11. —ly, adu.unpoIitifd^.Cfeit. 
 
 impSnderabil'lty, s. Phy. t)ie Unw figbttrf eit. 
 
 impon'd^rable , Impon'derous, adj. Phy. im- 
 
 ' ponberttbel, unwdgbar, \z\^t [^6rpcr5). 
 
 Imppros'lty, s. bic©i(^tbcit, JDitbtigFeit (cineS 
 
 Impo'rous, adj. o^ne ^oren, t){(bt. 
 
 To Import', v. a. 1. Com. (SBaarcn) einfu^= 
 ren,importircn5 2. oXh cine ^olgerungmit 
 ^\6i bringcn, bebeutcnj 3. v. imp. it i-s, c§ 
 liegt baran, ift t)on SSicbtigfcit. 
 
 tm'port, s. 1. Com. Me SKaarcn^^infu^r 5 — 
 articles , i-s , pi, bie eingefui^rten (ob. ©in* 
 fu()r«)SBaaren, (5infut)rartifel, ^mportenj 
 — trade, ber ©infubr^anbel, ^Qffiot)anbel5 
 [4: import':] 2. bie SBifbtigFeit, ber belong 5 
 
 3. ber ©inn, bie ^bfid^t, SSebeutung. 
 Impor'table, adj. Com. einfu^rbar. 
 impor'tance, s. bic SBtd^tigf eit, SBebeutung. 
 impor'tant, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. wi^tlQ'^ cr* 
 ^l^cblicb- 
 
 tmpQrta'tion , s. 1. Com. bie (aBaaren=)@in= 
 fU^rj 2. i-s, pi. Wie Imports, qv.;9. ba§ 3u= 
 
 ffi^ren (be§ SSluteS). 
 Impsr'tfr, *. Com. ber SBaQrcn = (Sinfu^rer, 
 as -besieger. 
 
 Irapor'tunaicy, Impor'tunateness , s. bie ^e* 
 
 fd)merli(bfeit, ber Ungcftiim. 
 
 Impor'tunate, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. beI5« 
 fligenb, bef(b»erli(b , jubringlid^ , Iciftig , un= 
 gef^unt) 2. bringenb (0. @a^cn). 
 
 To impprtune', v. a. (@inem) befd^»crU(b 
 fallen, (ii)n) beldftigen. 
 
 4^ importune', adj. vid. Importunate. 
 
 Tmportu'njty, s. bie35cfd^n)crlid)fcit, Sdfiigfcit. 
 
 Impo'sable, adj. aufcrlcgbar. 
 
 To Impose', v. a. 1. Quflegcn (@teuern, ?c.)j 
 Qufcrlegen (Strafen, k.), 2. i^orfcbrcibcnj 
 3. jur 2aft Icgcn, aufbiirbcn, beilegcnj 4. 
 fdlfd^li(b iiberrcbcn) to — upon (on), tduf^cn, 
 l)interge^en, bctriigcn, prcUcnj Typs. to - 
 a form, bie (Solumncn in bie gorm bringen, 
 eini^cbcn? to — the columns, bie (Solumncn 
 au§f(bicpcn,umbrcd)cn. 
 
 Impo's^r, s. ber ^Cufcrtcgcnbc, k. cf. b. i\ S85. 
 
 impo'sjng, I. p. a. (etjrfurcbO gcbietenb, im* 
 poni'rcnb 5 II. p. s. Typ. bie ^ormatbilbung 5 
 III. comp. Typs. — hoard, ba5 'JCu5fd)icf- 
 
 ^brct) — stone, ber ^JCuSfcbicpftcin. 
 
 TmpQsi'tion, *. 1. bic (6tcucr0^fuf(age, ^fuf* 
 legung, u. cf. To Impose; 2. ber 3n)ang, 
 ©rucf, bie SSfirbej 3. bie SSctrilgcrci. 
 
 Impos'itor, s. Typ. bcr ^ormatbilbncr. 
 
 impSssjbil'ity , *. bie Unmog(i(bfcit. 
 
 [mpos'sible, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. unm6gli(b. 
 
 Im'post, s. 1. Com. (— on goods) bic ^fuflogc, 
 ^bgabe, SBaarcnfleueri 2. Arch. bcrJtdm* 
 pfer, Smpofl. ^ [&c. 
 
 To Impost'humate, &c. cor. vid. Apostcmatc, 
 
 Impbs'tor, s. ber SBetrfiger. [fd)ung. 
 
 ImpSs'ture [— 'tshijr], s. bic JBctrugcrci, 3:dU' 
 
 impSs'tured [— 'tsh^rd], adj. bctriiglitb. 
 
 Im'potence, — cy, s. 1. bad Un»erm6gcn, bie 
 (Sd)n)d(be5 2. bic 3cugung§fdl)igfcit, 5ni« 
 potcns- 
 
 Im'potent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. I. un\?erm6' 
 gcnb, [(broad) j 2. gcbrctbliib j 3. seugung&uns 
 fd^ig, impotent) 4. iinmd^ig 5 111. -s bcr 
 ^ranfc, ®ebred)U(bc. [fd)Ucpcn. 
 
 To Impoiind', v. a. 1. vid. To Pound; 2. cin* 
 
 To impov'erish , <fcc. vid. in Em .... 
 
 Imprac'ticable, I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. 1 . itn= 
 
 " t^unlicb? 2. unbiegfam, unlcnffam^ 3. col. 
 unbraU(bbar5 III. — ness, Impractjcabil'ity, 
 s. 1. bie Unti)unli(bfeit5 2. bic Unbicgfamfcit. 
 
 To Im'precate, v. a. tcrrounfcbcn, j>crflu^cn. 
 
 Impreca'tion , s. bic S5ern>finfd;ung, bcr %{]x6). 
 
 Wprecatory, adj. eincn^(u(b cnttjaltcnb. 
 
 To Impregn' [— pren'] , vid. To Impregnate. 
 
 impregnabil'jty, s. l.bie UnubcrroinbUc^fcit J 
 
 ' 2. fig. bic Uncrf(j^(ittcrlid)feit. 
 
 Impreg'nable , I adj.; II. — ly, ady. 1. im* 
 
Impr 
 
 401 
 
 Impu 
 
 einnel)mbar , unbesroingbar, unuberwintjlic^ i 
 
 2. fig. uncrfd^fittcrlid). 
 To Irapreg'nate, v. a. I. jV^lDangern j 2. Bot. 
 
 befrud^teai 3.bcf. C/iem.Qnf(bn)angern,tran- 
 
 fen, anfiillcn, fdttigenj cinfaugsn. 
 Impreg'nate, adj. gefc^wdngert j crfuUt. 
 Impr?gna'tion , s. 1. bte (Sc^rodngerung j 2. 
 
 Bot. bie «efru(^tung5 3. j?g. Die guUung; 
 
 4. Der @aft, bic befrud^tenbe^raft^ S.C/ie.-n, 
 
 t)ic ©dttigung. 
 Imprescrip'tible, arfj. Law, uuocrjd^rbar. 
 To Impress', v. a. 1. cinbrucf en, ciitbrucf en j 
 
 oufprdgenj bcjcicbncnj 2. Ti/p. abflopfen, 
 
 abHatfcben 5 3. (Siit^er) brucfenj 4.ytg.ein* 
 
 brucf madden (— on, auf)/ einprdgen? S.vtrf. 
 
 To Press, v a. 3. 
 im'press, s. 1. ber einbrurf, Ibbrucf, ©rucf, 
 
 2. ^ig. ba§ (eingebnirftc) 3eid>en5 3. ba& 
 
 ©innbilb, bcr SBa^lfpruc^ , ^.vid. Press, *. 
 Imj)res8jbil'jty, s. t)ie @mpfdngli(i(>feit fur Gin= 
 jmpres'sible, adj. einbriidbar. [brudfc. 
 
 jmprgs'sion, s. bcr ©inbrudP: 1. ber ^fufbrurf j 
 ' 2. DOS ©eprdge 5 OKerf mal j 3. C/ig.) bic a8ir= 
 
 fung 5 4. Typ-s. a) bcr ©rucf, Tfbbrucf, lib' 
 
 jug 5 6) bie "iCuflttgc} 5. Manvf. bQ& ©rucfen 
 
 ber 3eugc. 
 laopres'sjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1 . cinbrings 
 
 U4>, nacbbrucfgoolli 2. empfdnglic^j HI. 
 
 ness, A-. ^k (Sinbrurflid^feit. 
 fmpress'inent, v. 1. roie Impress, s. 4.5 2. t)er 
 
 3n>ong, bic Sefd^lagnabme (oon 2ebcn&mit= 
 
 teln, K. im Jlrtege, :c. t>on <Seiten ciner Sfle= 
 
 gierung ober S3eb6rbe). 
 Impres'sure [— 'shur], a". ba§ (cingcbrucftC) 
 
 3ei(^cn, 5)Jer!mQl, ber ^iCbbrucf. 
 Imprest', pret. & p. p. contr. ft. Impressed. 
 imprev'al?nce , — cy , s. bie Unfd^igfeit ba& 
 
 Ubcrge»idjt5ube^aupten.[fl6bern,auftrciben. 
 Tolraprlrae', v. a. Sport. (li>on neuem) auf= 
 Irapri'mjs, adv. fur'&erftc,jup6rbcrft,oorndm-- 
 
 U(^. [fig.) 5 2. vid. b. ii. To Print, 1. 
 
 To Imprint', v.a.l. abbru(fen, einprdgen (and) 
 fm'print, s. 7'.ber®rucfort.[®efdngnif)fe^en. 
 To Impris'on, v. a. einfcbliefcn, gefangen (in'& 
 Imp'ris'onraent, s. 1. bic (Siuf erf erung , SSer* 
 ' t)aftung5 2. bie .f)aft5 - for debt, bie (S(^ulb» 
 Improbabil'ity, j.bic Un»abrf(^einU(3(>!eit.[l)Qft. 
 imprSb'able , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unwa^r* 
 
 [(Jbeinlid). [SoSljeit. 
 
 |mpr8b'ity, s. bic Unrcbli(i)f eit, ©(^lecbtigfeit, 
 TmprofT'clence, — cy [— fish' — ], .v. baS 3us 
 
 rudblcibenin ber SSerpoUfommnung. 
 Improf itable, &c. vid. Un . . . . 
 Improm'ptu , I. adj. au§ bem ©tegreif , II. s. 
 
 t)a8 impromptu (au8 bemStegreifOemad^te). 
 Jmprop'er, I. ctc^'.; II. — ly, ady. l.untauglid^, 
 I. 
 
 unpaffenb, ungceignetj 2. unft^irfltcb, ua» 
 
 paplidbj 3. uneigentUd(> (aud^ Arith.). 
 Impropftious, .fee. vid. Un . . . . 
 To Impro'priate , v. a. Tmw, (Jtiri^engiiter) 
 
 an Sffieltlid^e ubertragen. 
 Improprja'tion , s. Laws. 1. liU SScle^nung 
 
 SBeltlid^er mit ^iribengutern j 2. i>q§ Mx-. 
 
 d()enleben. • 
 
 ImprOprja'tor, s. Law, bcr mit eincm ^ird^en= 
 ^ gutc aScle^nte, njeltUd^e ^efiicr befft'lbcn. 
 Impropriety, s. 1. bic Unfil)icni(b!citi 2. Die 
 
 Ungenauigf cit, UnridbtigFcit. 
 Imprpsper'jty, [mprfis'perousness, *.ba§9Jfi^= 
 
 Ungen, gcI)(f(blQgen, Ungludt. 
 Impros'perous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. oi)nt 
 
 erfolg, ungtiicEUd). [bcffcrlicbfeit. 
 
 Improvabil'jty, Impro'vablen^ss, s. bic S>er= 
 imp rd'vable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. bcr SScr= 
 
 be(7crung fdbig, tcrbcfferlidj. 
 To Imprdve', v. I. a. I. oerpollfommncn, i>er= 
 
 beffern? 2. crboben, oerebein, aulbilbcnj3. 
 
 benufeen? 4. Am. cultioirenj Il.n.l. ficb i^er-- 
 
 i^oUfommncn, jt(^ oerbejyern j 2. suncljmcn, 
 
 Com. fleigen (im ^reifc), 3. gcbci^en. 
 Improve'ment , .9. 1, sing. 1. bic Sjcrfollfonim 
 
 nung, 2c. cf. b. p. SB.j 2. (— in), bie 3u-' 
 
 na^mc(an),ber^ortf(^rittj3.biea5eIe()ruugi 
 
 4. bic :jfusiibungj 5.biea3cf6rbcrungj 6. Ui 
 
 .f)ulf8mittel 5 II. i-s, pi. SSerbcffcrungen an 
 
 neuen Sdnbereien, TTnpflansungen. Ifnlogen. 
 Impr6'ver, s. 1. bcr S5crbeffer;r, k. cf. To 
 
 mprove ; 2. baS SScrbcfferungSmittcl. 
 Fmprov'idence, f. bie lUuorflcltigfcit 
 improv'}d?nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unporficb^ 
 
 tig , unbebad^tfam. 
 
 mprQvjsri'tpr, .y. bcr ^mpropi^ator. 
 Irapru'dence, s. bie Unflug^cit. 
 impru'd?nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. UUHug. 
 jm'pud^nce, .v. 1. bic llnperfd)dmtt)cit. 
 ira'pudent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unPCrfdbdmtj 
 
 III. .V. ber (bie) ©d^omtofe. [fcit. 
 
 Impudi9'jty, s. bic (Sd^amlofigfeit, Unsu^tig= 
 To Impugn' [— pun'] , v. a. anfec^tcn , beflrci- 
 
 ten, befdmpfcn, angrcifen. 
 impugna'tion, s. ba§ SScftreitcn. [fcibter. 
 jmpug'ner f— pu'ner], a\ bcr 33 cflrcitcr, TCu- 
 f impu'issance , s. ba§ Unocrmogcn , bic 
 
 Unmad^t, <B6)rQa6it. 
 Im'pulse, Impul'sion, s. 1. bcr SmPUB, BtOf, 
 
 5)rucf 5 2.^g. bcr SScrocggrunb, Ifntricb. 
 Impul'sjve, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. antrcibcnb j 
 force, Mech. bie bewegcnbc ober S^reib- 
 [mpune'ly, Impu'nibly, adv. ungcflraft.[Jtraft. 
 jrapu'njty, s. \ik Ungeflraft^cit, ©traftofigBcit. 
 impure', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1 . unrcin 5 2.,//;,^ 
 
 unlautcr, unjutbtig j Ili.-uess, s.vid. b. f. 38. 
 
Iinpu 
 
 402 
 
 liiat 
 
 Imptt'rjty, *. 1. bic Unrcinigfeitj 2. fig. ijie 
 
 UnlautcrPcitj Unjuc^tigfcit. 
 To Irapui-'iile , vid. To Empurple, 
 irapu'table. 1. adj, prct^cubar, lusured^ueu, 
 
 aupfd^reiben, bctsumeffen j II. — negs, *. tic 
 ^ 3ured^nun9Sfdl)i3Fcit. 
 Iinputu'tion , s. 1. i)ic Burcc^nuncj, IScimcfs 
 
 fungi 2. t)er Saijelj l)ic Sejic^tigung. 
 liupu'tative, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. juret^s 
 
 nent), bciracffcnbj 2. roic Imputable, [melfen. 
 To Impute', v, a.%\xxz6)X\.n\,iu\^xd\izxi,'bd' 
 [mpu'ter , J. ber 3ui-C(^nent)c, 2C. c/. D. o. SB. 
 
 Tmputres'cjble, adj. unoeiWCSlici^. 
 
 In, I. jirep. in, (inncr^alb , binneii) , auf, on, 
 bei, mit, nad^, auS, uutcr, libcr, mit, oor, ju, 
 urn, burc^i — the fact, auf ber S^^at? — the 
 fashion, nat^bcrSJtobej to go— black, fd^warj 
 gefU'ibet fein 5 — the afternoon, 3?a(bmittag§ 5 
 bi and — duty , or — duty bound , oerpflid^* 
 tet, ooii0tcd)t§n)egcn5 — respect to you, au§ 
 ^fi()fung flir @ie j Com-*, five — the hundred, 
 a sliilling— the pound, funf t»om ^unbcrt, 
 fuuf proccnt (5 Vo) J to pay twenty shillings 
 
 — ihe pound, per woK (suitt ooUen obcrben 
 woUeii 33ctrag) bcsa^Icn, — folio and — the 
 pica letter, Typ. in ^olio unb mit Sicero 
 @d)lift gebrucft} a beggar — rhyme, ber 
 9ftcimfd)micb , a she-fox — cnb , a mare — 
 fole, a bitch — pup, eine trd(3^tigc piit^finn, 
 Stute, 4?"»^i""j cow — milk, bie 9Kil(^- 
 f u^ j — and out bolts, 95oIsen, bie burc^ u. burdj 
 'ge^eui — act, mrHi^j imSScgrilf,— arms, 
 untcr ben SBoffenj — as much (gcw. inas- 
 much) (as), infofernj (bound)— calf, Bkb. in 
 ^alblebcr gcbuuben? — calf heifer, bie trades 
 tigc junge ^ut), — drink, — liquor, betrun* 
 Pen? — life, am 2cbenj — praise , sum 8obcj 
 
 — that , njcil, ba, — years , att j II. adv. 1. 
 barin, brinncn? 2. cin, herein, ^incin> 3. ba* 
 bei, baranj to keep — with one, ^emanbcn 
 
 fd^onen j to be — and out — a quarter of an 
 hour,ineinerS5iertelflunbeSeinbcu.greunbe 
 feiU) to be — with one, Scmanbem [d^ulbig 
 feinjareyou — ? Ijaft i£)u e&begrijfen? the 
 saijs are — , Mar. bie (Segel finb fcft. 
 
 To In, V. a. vulg. 1. cinbringenj 2. cinerntenj 
 3. c{nf%cn5 4. einfricbigen. 
 
 in, s. h sing. Tyi\ bcr ® op»Clfa$, coZ. bic 
 ^0(J^Seit5 11. the ins, pi. vulg. bie :jfuger? 
 WQ^Iten (bie im ?9anifterium,7Cmte, :c. fmb). 
 
 rn?ibil'ity, *.ba8Unoerm6gen, bie UntiicbtigWti 
 
 — to pay, Com. bie 3a^lung8unfd^igfeit. 
 Inab'stjn^nce, s. bie Unentt)Qltfamfeit. 
 
 f n?iccessibifl'ity, s. bie Unjuganglid^fctt. 
 in^ccSs'sjble, I. fidj.^ n. — ly , adv. 1. unjU 
 gdngli(^} 2. uncrreic^bar. 
 
 loac'curacy, *. bie Uugenauigf cit, Unvid^tigfcit 
 iQac'curale, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ungcnau,^ 
 
 unriddtig. 
 
 Inac'tion, s, bic Uut^dtigfcit. 
 Inac'tive, I. adj. ; U. — ly , adv. 1. uut()dtig j 
 
 2. bic S^fitigPeit ^inbernb. 
 Inactiv'jty, s. bic Unt^dtigfcit. 
 Inad'eqaaicy, *. vid. Inadequateness. 
 (nstd'equate , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. unan* 
 
 gemcjfeuj 2. unjuldnglid^, mangcUjoft j HI.— 
 
 ness, s. 1. bic Unangemeffen^eit, 2. bic Un* 
 ^ juldnglid^feit, UncoUfommcn^cit. 
 Inadraissjbii'jty, s. bic Unguldffigfcit. 
 Inadmis'sible, adj. unjuldfjig. 
 inadver'tencc , — cy, s. 1. bie Unacbtfamfcit, 
 ^5tad)ldffigfcit5 2. ba^SScrfcIjcn, bcr^rrt^um. 
 Inadver'tent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unad^tfanv 
 
 na^ldffig. [ligfcit. 
 
 Inaffabil'ity , .?. bic Uugcfprdcbigfcit, Ungefcl- 
 Inaf fable, adj. ungefprdc^ig, ungcfeUig. 
 [na'lj?nable, I. adj.; II. — ly, arfu.unocrttupcr* 
 
 lid)} III. — ness, *. bie Unoerdupcrli(bfcit. 
 Inalimen'tal, adj. ni^t nai)r()aft. 
 inalt^rabil'jty, s. bic Unccrdnbcrlicbfcit. 
 Inalterable, adj. unocrdnbcrlicb. 
 Inamora'to, s. bcr SBcrliebtc, ©Qian. 
 Inane', adj. 1. Iccrj 2. fig. tti(btig. 
 Inan'iinaitc, Inan'imated, adj. I.unbcfcclt,lcb5 
 
 log 5 2. Com. flau. [Peit. 
 
 Inan'iraaten^ss , s. \)k Unbcfccltljcit, 2cblo|'ig= 
 inani'tion, s. bcf. Med. bie Scer^eit (beg ^a= 
 
 gen§, 2C.)/ bic Xccre. [9tid)tigPcit. 
 
 [nan'jty, s. 1. bic Sccre, 2eerbcitj 2.^%. bie 
 In'ankies, s. pi. cinwdrtsftc^cnbc ,5tn6(bcl. 
 Inap'petence, — cy , x. 1. bic "Jfppctitlofigfeit, 
 
 bcr efel ©or ©pcifcn ^ 2. fig. bic Unlufl. 
 Inappljcabil'ity, .v. bic UnanwcnbbarPcit. 
 inap'plicable, adj. unann)enbbar,unbrou(bbar. 
 Inappljca'tion, s. bcrUnfIcip,bic UnatbtfamPcit. 
 Jnap'pQsite, adj. unjcitig, unpaffcnb. 
 In^ppre'cjable [— 'shjablj, adj. unfcbdljbar. 
 Inapprehen'sible, adj. unoerftdnblid^. [fant. 
 [napprehen'sjve, arfj. unad^tfam , unttufmcrP= 
 "nappro'priate, adj. unttngcmcffcn , unpaffcub. 
 Inap'tjtu^e, s. bic Untu(btigPcit. 
 inar'able, adj. unartbar, unpflugbar. 
 To Inarch' , v. a. Hort. abfdugcln , ablactircn. 
 Inargenta'tion, s. bie S5crftlbcrung. 
 Inartifc'ulate , Gram. I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 unoernc^mlid^ , unartiPuIirt j III. — ness, 
 
 In^rticula'tion , a-, bic Unbcutlid^Pcit, Unccr« 
 
 nc^mUd()Peit. 
 Inartifi'cial, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ungc^ 
 ^Punflelt, Punfllogj 2. Punftraibrig. 
 inatten'tion , J. bic UnaufmcrPfamPcit, Unddt)t» 
 
 famPctt, 3{ad)IttffigPeit. 
 
Inat 
 
 403 
 
 Inci 
 
 IfiatteD'tive, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unauf* 
 
 merffom, unat^tfam, nad^IfifjTg. 
 Inau'djble, I. adj; II. — ly , adv. uu^Srbar. 
 inan'gural , adj. einwei^enb , inaugurals 5 — 
 . address, i>ie *2fntrittSret)e. [fe|en. 
 
 To Inau'gurate, v. a. ein»ei(;en, feierlii tin 
 InaugunVtion , s. tie ©inroei^ung, feierlid^e 
 
 (Sinfe^ung. [tion§-. 
 
 Jnau'guratory , adj. cinweitjcnb, 3naugura= 
 Inaara'tion, s. l>ie SSergcIt)ung. 
 piau'spicate, arf?. (UbleS) oorbebeutcnD. 
 
 Inauspi'cious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ©d^Iim= 
 me§ oorbe^cutenb, unglucf (i(t) ? III. — ness, s. 
 _ tic bofc SSorbefeeutung. [nen , Die Sn^arcnj. 
 in'being [or inbe'ing], s. Pit. l)a& Sn^O^* 
 In'bCard, adv. Mar. binnenborb§ j — cargo, 
 _ tic innere <S(^iffgIobung. [feeler. 
 
 In'born, adj. angeboreuj — vice, ber S^aturs 
 Inbreathed', adj. einge^aurf)t, infpfrirt. 
 In'bred, adj. 1. angeboreU; natiirtid^ j 2. ein= 
 
 To inbreed', v. a. ^eroorbvingen, erjeugen. 
 To inciige', v. a. (in cinen MfiQ) einfperren. 
 Incage'ment , s. l)ag einfperren. [d)cnbar. 
 Incal'cfilable, I. arfj.; II. — ly, adv. unbcre* 
 inc^iles'cence, s. HB SBttrmmerfcen. 
 lDcam?ra'tion , s. Law , Ut SSereinigung mit 
 ^ (pdpftlidjen) ^ammergiitern. 
 Incfindes'cence, s. Chem. t)a& SSeipglfit^en. 
 fncandes'cent, adj. Chem. roeifglli^ent). 
 incanta't'ion , s. 1. tie Sejauberung, 2. t>ie 
 Incan'tatpry, adj. jaubcrifd^. [3aubcrformcl. 
 To Incan'tpn, v. a. eincm (Santon einoerleiben. 
 Incapabil'ity, laca'pableness, *.tieUnfd()igfeit. 
 inca'pable , adj. {mit of) unfa^lg. 
 tncapa'cious , I. adj. 1. nid^t gerdumig, engcj 
 2. jig. eng^erjigj II. — ness, ,v. t)ie enge. 
 To Incapag'itate, u. a. unfd^ig mac^en. 
 Incapacita'tion , s. l)ie Unfd^igfeit u. Unfd^ig= 
 Ii>capa9'ity, s. Ui Unfd^igfeit. [mod^ung. 
 To Incjir'cerilte, v. a. cinferFem. 
 
 Incar'cerate, p. a. eingeferfert. 
 
 jncarcera'tion, s. tic ©inferiPerung. 
 
 To Incarn', Surg. v. I. a. mit^Icifc^ beFleitcnj 
 
 II.Ti. ^Ieif(i> anfe^en, ocrfleifc^en. 
 To Incar'nadine, v. a. (Sh.) (bIut)rot^fdrben. 
 To Incar'nate, v. a. 1. mit ^Ui\d) bcHeit)en3 
 
 2. fig. oermenfd^Iid^enj Incar'nate, p. a. 1. 
 
 (3u) ^leifd^ gemortcn, 2. fig. cingcflcif(bt. 
 Incarna'tion, ^. 1. tie ©efleibung mit ^Icift^j 
 
 2. Surg. Die SBerfleifd^ungj 3. Tlieol. tie 
 
 3Kenf(^n)ertung (6^rifti)3 4-. Surg. ta§ 
 
 f[eif(^mad^ente ^ittel^ 5. tie ^leifd^farbC) 6. 
 
 Faint, tie gleifc&gebung. 
 Incar'native , Med. I. adj. fleif(i)erseugcnt) 
 
 !I. i-8, s. pi. fleif(i^gebente 5J?ittel. 
 
 To Incase^u. a.l.toit To Encase ; 2. betccfcn. 
 
 To Incask', v. a. in ein ^a| t^un. 
 Incas'tellated, adj. in cinvkafteUeingefd^IoJTcn. 
 Incas'telled, adj. 1. eingemauert, 2. Vet.i)u\' 
 
 jwdngig, ooll^ufig. 
 Incatena'tion, .v. tie 3fnfctt«ng. 
 Incau'tious , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. untJOrftc^s 
 ^ tig} III. — cess, *. tie Uni)orfid)tigfeit. [gen. 
 In'cavated, p. a. au§gc^6l)It, um= ot. eingebo* 
 Inc^va'tion, s. tie 7(u§^5^lung. 
 To Incend', vid. To Incense. 
 Incen'diarism [or — 'zhi —],*.!. tie 95 rant* 
 
 ftiftung, 2. tie 5Keutcrei. 
 Incen'djary [or — 'zhi — ] , I. s. 1. ter SSrout* 
 
 fliftcr, 0}Jortbrcnner5 2. ter 5CufiuiegIer,0ld« 
 
 tcl§fu()rt'r3 n. adj. 1. brantfliftcrifi^ j 2. auf= 
 ^ ru^rerifc(>. [- bark, tie SB-rintc. 
 
 In'cense, s. ter SBei()rau(b, to& Sfldudjerwcrf j 
 To In'cense, v. a. mit SBei^raud^ rdud^ern. 
 To Incense', v. a. aufreijen, entflammen. 
 Incensed', adj. Her. feurig, flomment (0. Ota*" 
 
 ditn u. Sljren ter Seoparten). [jiintung. 
 Incen'sion, s. 1. tie ^nsuntung j 2. tic(Snts 
 Incen'sive, adj. (mit of) entflamment, auf» 
 Incen'sor, s. ter "Jfuf^e^cr, ^nflifter. [reigent. 
 Incen'sory, s. taS 8fiaud)fap. 
 incen'tjve, I. adj. anrcijent, antrcibentj II. j. 
 
 tie Tfnrcijung , ter TTnf rieb. 
 Incgp'tion , s. ter Infang. [fongent. 
 
 Incgp'tive, adj. ten ^Cnfang begeicbnent , an* 
 Incep'tpr, s. 1. tcr Tfnfdngerj 2. Ac. ter (§an= 
 ^ titat, neuc Seljrer. [einn)id)fen. 
 
 incera'tion, s. taS lUbcrsietjen mit SKad)§^ 
 Ince'rative, adj. »ie SBad)S anHebent. 
 Incer'titude, s. tic Unge»ip()eit. 
 Inces's^nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unouf^6rli(^. 
 In'cest, s. tic Slutfc^onte, ter Snccf^. 
 Inces'tuous [— 'tshu — ] , I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 
 "Mutfd^dnterif(b5 III. — ness, s. ta§ 93Iut« 
 
 f(i>dnterif(i^e. 
 Inch, jf. ter 3oU5 ftg-s. by l-es, 1. nad) unt 
 
 na^ , langfam} 2. fparfam j — by -, ^d)ntt 
 
 furSdjritt, allmd^lig, not an — , nictit toS 
 
 ©eringfle, every — , ganju. gar, turd^auSj 
 
 — pin , Sport. ta0 ©efcbcite teg 5Hot^n)iIts 
 Inchar'jtsible, vid. t. ix. Uncharitable. [pretCS. 
 jnchas'tjty, s. tie Unfeufcb^cit. 
 inched, adj. cowp. sjoUigj four—, oiersoUig. 
 To in'^hoate, v. a. onfangcn, beginnen. 
 In'choate, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. angefangcn. 
 Inchpa'tion, s. ter ^nfang. 
 Ingho'ati ve, adj. onfangent , in(^oatic. 
 fn'cjdence, s. 1. ter ^ufall, 2. Geom. «fe ,')pf. 
 ^ticSncitens, angle of— , tereinfansroinfel. 
 In'cident, I. adj. 1. sufdllig? 2. bcilduftg, 5n)i= 
 
 ft^cn-j 3. gcn)6()nlidh , eigeni 4. (— to, su«> 
 26* 
 
Inci 
 
 404 
 
 ioeo 
 
 8c^6rctt^) II. s. 1. ber 3ufaa, SJorfaUj 2 
 
 /)ram. bie3»if(^enHnblung) 3. MeSTJeben- 
 
 fac^e. Law , tjer 9tcknflreit. 
 Inciden't?il, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. JufttUig, 
 
 9clcgcntli(^ } 2. neben()er, beilaufig.[brenncn. 
 To Incin'^rgte, v- a. (bef. Chein.) ju 7Cfd)e 
 Incin^ra'tion, .v. bad SSerbrcnnen ju lf(]^c. 
 incip'iency, *. t)a& S5eginnen, bcr ^iCnfang. 
 incip'i^nt, adj. beginnenb, cinleitenb. 
 incTrcurascnp'tible , adj. itnbegrenjbar. 
 IncTrcijmspec'tion, *. Die Unoorfid^tigfeit. 
 To Incise', v. a. 1. cinf(^neiDen, cingraben5 2. 
 
 Surg, ouff(^neibcn. 
 Inci'fion, s. 1. bcr ®infd)nitt, ©cbnitt (au(3() 
 ' Hort) ; 2. 5«rg. bic Sncifion 5 — knife , btC 
 
 ^anjette. [bcjd^ne, 
 
 Inci'sjve, arfi. fd^neibcnbj — teeth, pi. ©(j^nci* 
 inci'sors, *. pi. ©d^neibejdljne. 
 inci'sgry, ad;. (cm)fd^neit)enb. 
 inci'sure [— 'zhuir] , s. ber ©(bnitt, bic Sffnung. 
 inci'tants, *. pi. Med. Stcipiittel. 
 incjtil'tion, *. 1. bie ^nreipng, (Singcbung 5 2 
 
 ber TCntrieb , SScwcggrunb, ®porn. 
 To Incite', v. a. anreijen, antrcibcn, anfpornen, 
 Incite'm?nt, j. 1. ber ^ntrieb , bie ^nreijung^ 
 
 2. ber Scroeggrunb. 
 Inci't§r, s. ber, liii, H^ ^ntreibcnbe. 
 inciv'jl, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. un^6fli(^. 
 incivn'jty, *. bie Unl)6fli(j^!eit. 
 Inciv'ism, s. bcr SKangel on Surgerfinn, bie 
 
 Unburgerlid)feit. 
 
 To Inclasp', v. a. umfaffen, umfangen, feft^aU 
 in'cie, s. vid. Inkle. [ten. 
 
 Inclem'?ncy, s. 1 . bie Unbarm^erjigf eit, ^drtej 
 " 2. bie mu^dt (bes SBetterg,2c.). 
 Inclem'?nt, adj.l.unbQrm^erstg, ^artj 2. rau^. 
 jncli'nable , adj. (p (EtH)a§) geneigt. 
 Incljna'tion , s. 1. bef. T-^. bic 3^eigung, Sn* 
 
 cUnationj figs. 2. bie ^d^igfeit, ^nlage, 
 
 "Krti 3. bie 3uneigung, ber ©efaUenj 4. ba& 
 
 *Jfbrinnen,^bndren. 
 Jnclin'atorily, adv. 0. Inclinatory, gu. 
 InclTn'atory, adj. fid) p ©twas neigenbj — 
 
 needle, Phy. bic 3ieigung&nabcl. 
 To Incline', v. I. n. fid^ neigen 5 gcneigt fein, 
 
 II. a. 1. neigen, biegen , frummcn 5 ^g"-*. 2. 
 
 rid^ten, lenfenj 3. bewegen, vermogenji-d 
 
 plane, Geom. bie geneigte ober ab^dngige 
 
 %Ud)io i-d quoin, Tijp. ber ^eil*, <S(i^rdg= 
 
 ober ©(blupfleg. [gcnbe ©onner.u^r. 
 
 Incli'n^r , s. Dial, einc fi(^ (nad) ©iiben) neis 
 
 To Incl6i'st?r, &c. vid. unt. iSn 
 
 To inclose', v. a. Typ. 1. (e^emaB) bie aSal* 
 
 len (in naffer papier) einfc^logenj 2. vid. 
 
 b. b. To Enclose. 
 To Incloud'. r. o. um»5lFen, »erbunfeln. 
 
 To Include', v. a. 1. einfd^Iief en , umgebenj 2. 
 fig. in rt(^ begreifen , umfaffen. 
 Inclu'd^d, Inclu'ding, p. p. & pr. Corns, in* 
 
 clufioe, not i-d , ni(bt einbegriffen, ungered^* 
 
 net 5 i-ding, einfd^lief enb , ent^altenb j i-ding 
 
 charges or expenses , neben (ober nebft) ben 
 
 ge^abten ©pefen. 
 
 Inclu'sion, s. bie 6inf(!^Iie^ung; ber Ginfcbtu^- 
 inclu'sjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1 .in fi(b begrei* 
 Jenb,umfaffenbj 2. einf(^Iief licb , (mit) ein* 
 incQag'ulahle, adj. nid^t gerinnbar.[gerec^net. 
 Inc8g'jtancy, s. l.bie ©ebanfenlofigfeit? 2.bte 
 
 Unbebad^tfamfeit. [I0&, unubcrlegt. 
 
 IncSg'itant, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gebanfen* 
 incog'itative, adj. unfd^ig JU benfcn. [nitp. 
 incSg'nito, I. adv. incognito? II. *. ba&Sticog* 
 jncog'njzable, adj. ni(bt erfennbar. 
 incohe'rence, — cy, s, ber 50^angel be§3ufanj» 
 
 men^anges, baS Unjufammenbdngenbe. 
 incQhe'rent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unjufam* 
 ^ men^dngenb. 
 
 incombiistibil'jty, s. bie Unoerbrennlicb^cit. 
 IncQmbus'tible, I. adj. uwoerbrennlicb / unioer* 
 ^ brcnubarj II. — nesg, .v. roic b. ». SS. 
 in'come, s. baS @iufommen, bic ©infiiufte, 
 ^ Slentej — duty, — tax , bic S?erm6gcnoftiucr. 
 In'cOmjng, p.a .rairfltd^ einf ommenb, eingcl^enb. 
 incQiDTijfinjinrabil'ity [— shur — ], s. Matk. 
 
 bie llngleitbrnd^igtcit, Un(au8)mepbarfeit. 
 incomm^n'«urable , Incommen'svirate [— 'shur 
 
 — j, adj. uugreid()mepbar,incommcnfurabel. 
 To Tnc9mmode', v. a.(@inem) Unbequemti(b= 
 
 fcit ocrurfacben, (il^n) beldftigcn. 
 Incomrao'dious, I. ady. ; II. — ly, adv. unbe» 
 
 quern, befd^merlid^, IdfKg, III. — ness , tn- 
 
 cQmmSd'ity, *. bic Unbequcmlid^feit , SSe* 
 ^fd^rocrlid^Feit. 
 
 Incommunicabil'ity, s. bic Unmitt^cilbarfeit. 
 Incommu'nicable, I. adj. ; II, — ly, adv. 1. un« 
 
 mitt^tiibaxi 2. unauSbrucfbar, III. — nesg, 
 
 *. vid. Inconiraunicabillty. [tenb. 
 
 incQmmu'nicatlfve, adj. oerf(bloffen, surutf(>aU 
 Inc^mrautabil'ity , s, bte Uncerdnbcrlid^Mt. 
 Incprnmu't^ble , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unocr* 
 
 onberlid^ j unftSrbar (in^inftd^tbeS S5efi§cs)' 
 Incompact', adi.nid^tge()6rig oerbunben, nid^t 
 
 feft, nicbt bid^t. 
 Incom'parable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. uncer* 
 ^ gleid^Iid^ , III. — ness, j.bie Unoergleid^lid^feit. 
 Incpinpas'sionate , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. un« 
 barm()ersig, gefu^HoSj III. — ness, s. bieUn* 
 ^ bttrm{)crsig!eit. [trdglid)!eit. 
 
 Incompatibii'jty, s. bie Untjereinborfeit, Uncer* 
 incompat'ible, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. «nt>er« 
 
 einbar,unoertrdgIi(f). 
 Incompen'sable, adj. Utterfe^bar. 
 
Inco 
 
 405 
 
 Inco 
 
 fncCm'petence, — cy, s. 1. fcie Unfd^igfcit, 
 ' ©^wdi^e 5 2. Law, toie (gefe^lid^c) Unfa^ig^ 
 feit, Sncompetenjj 3. i>ic SKittcIlofiS^eit. 
 Incom'pet^nt, I. ad!;. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. unfd* 
 ' ^ig , ^^ma6) (oon einjelnen ^Srpcrorgancn) j 
 
 2. Lato , (gefe^Iici)) untut^tig, incompetent, 
 
 3. mittellos , unoermogcn^. 
 incomplete', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. un»olIflQn» 
 
 i)ig5 III. — ness, s. W Unp oUfldnl)igf eit. 
 kcomplex', adj. bef. 7'. incomplej, unjufams 
 ^ mengcfe^t, einfad^. 
 Incompli'ance , j. 1. Ik UnwiUfd^rigfeit, Un» 
 
 gefdUigfcit J 2. tie Unbiegfamf eit. 
 incpmpli'ant, arfj. 1. unroiUfdtjrig, ungefdnig? 
 ^ 2. unbiegfam. [perbricf lid). 
 
 IncompOsed', adj. 1. pcrworren j 2. peifiort, 
 Incompos'jte , adj. ni^t jufammengcfe^t/ ein* 
 
 fai J — oumberg, ^ri</i. ^rimjtt^Ien. 
 IncSmprebensjbil'jty, s. tie Unbegreifli(]^feit 
 Incomprehen'sjble, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. un* 
 
 Jcgreiflic^. 
 IncQmpressjbri'jty, s. ^ic Unprepbarfeit. 
 Incprapres'sible, adj. unfd^ig jufammcngc 
 
 irucft p roerten, unprepbar. 
 Inconcea'lable, adj. unocr()e^lbor. 
 Inconcei'vable , I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adc. unbcs 
 _ greiflid|> 5 III. — ness, s. bie UnbegreiflicbPcit 
 inconcm'nity , j. bag 3JZif oer^dltnif , bie Un= 
 
 pajplic^feit. [ftbliepenb, 
 
 fncpnclu'd^nt, adj. o^ne ocbluffolgc, nid^t 
 fnconcla'djng, p. pr. k a. mi)t beweifenb, 
 
 grunbloS. 
 Tnconclu'sjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. nicbt bun* 
 
 big, nicbt uberjcugenbj HI. — ness, s. ber 
 ^5Kangel an JBunbigfeit. l^.fis- unreif. 
 
 Inconc8ct^, Inconc8c't?d, adj. 1. unperbautj 
 Incpncoc'tion, s. 1. bie Untjcrbaut^eitj 2. fig. 
 ^ bos Unreife, bie Unrcifl)eit. 
 Tncpnciir'rmg, adj. nid)t jufammcntrcffenb. 
 Inconcus'sjblc, adj. unerf(^utterli(j^. 
 Inconden'8able,odi.unccrbi(l)tbar.[ro^, plump. 
 In'condite [or IncSn'djt] , adj. (to. U.) regelloS, 
 Incpnfor'mity, vid. Nonconformity. 
 Incpngea'latble, adj. m(bt gefderbar. 
 Incon'gruence, incpngru'ity, .v. 1. bie Unfug* 
 
 Ii(bfcit, Ungcrcimttjeit^kBiDerjinnigf eit i 2. 
 
 bag 5)?ifoer^dltnip5 hit SJerfd^iebenbeit. 
 Incon'grAous , I. or IncCn'grii^nt , adj. ; II. — 
 
 ly, adv. 1. unffiglid^ 5 unf(^icfU(b , unpaffcnb 5 
 _ 2. ungcreimt._ [an 3ufammen^ang. 
 
 inconnSx'ion (Incpnnec'tion), s. ber 5}iangel 
 Incon'aeqn^nce, s. bie ^nconfcquenj, ^olgerois 
 
 brigfeit. [quent, folgeroibrig. 
 
 Incon'sequ^nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. inconfe* 
 jncCnseqnen'tial, adj. I. folgemibrigj 2. o^ne 
 
 2f^Igcn,URe4ebli(b. 
 
 Inconsid'eraible , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. liXlht' 
 trdd^tlicb, unbebeutenb, unwid^tigj III. - ne*s, 
 ^s. bie Unbetrd(^tli(bfeit, Unroit^tigfeit. 
 Incpnsid'^r^icy, vid. Inconsideration. 
 InconsTd'ersite , I. adj. ; 11. — ly , adv. 1. un> 
 
 bebQ(^tfam, uniiberlcgt, 2. rficffKbtslog , 
 
 gleitligiiltig. III. — ness, s. wie b. f. 28. 
 IncQHsifdera'tion , .v. 1. bie Unbeba(btfamfeit, 
 
 Unfiberlegt^eit j 2. bie {Rucffi(bt8lorigf eit. 
 Tnconsis'tence, — cy,>?. 1. bie UnpereinbarFeiti 
 
 2. ber aBiberfpru4> , bie Ungereimt^eitj 3. bie 
 ^ Unbef^dnbigfeit, Snconfequenj. 
 Incpnsis'tent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. unDtr= 
 
 einbar, unpertrdglitb 5 2. roiberfprecbenb } 3. 
 
 unbefldnbig, inconfequent. 
 IncQnso'lable , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. untiofl* 
 
 lid) 5 III. — ness, s. bie UntroflUcbfeit. 
 Incon'sonance, — cy, *. 1. Mus. bie2)ijfonanj5 
 " 2. ber S8iberfpru(b (mit ftd^ fclbj!). 
 Incon'spnant, adj. md)t flbereinfiimmenb , »i* 
 _ berfpre(^enb. [licb- 
 
 TDCQnspic'uoiis, adj. unbemcrtbar, unmcr!» 
 Incon'stancy , s. I. bie Unbejtdnbigfeitj 2. bie 
 
 ®erf(biebcn^eit, Unglei(b!)cit. 
 Incdn'stant, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unbcfidnbig, 
 
 oerdnberIid(>. 
 
 Tnc<?nsu'raaible, adj. unpcrbraut^bar. 
 Inconsom'mate, adj. unPOllenbct. 
 Incontes'table , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unbe« 
 ^ flreitbar, unn)iberfpred)Ii(b. [bert. 
 
 Tncpnti'g'uous , adj. nii)t bcru^renb , abgcfon* 
 Inc8n'tin?nce, — cy,.v. l.bieUncnttjaltfamfeitj 
 
 2. Ut UnFeufcb^eit 3 3. Med, — of urine , ber 
 
 ^arnflup. 
 Incon'tjn^nt , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. unent* 
 
 baltfam, unmdf ig j 2. unFcufci j 3. Med. un» 
 
 permogenb natiirlitbe ^bgdnge onju^alten^ 
 
 III. adv. {Sh.) foglci(b, augenblirfli(l>. 
 Incontrol'lable, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. (ber 
 
 ^fufficbt, jc.) ni(i)t unterroorfen, jwanglcg. 
 lucontrovcr'tjble , I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. un* 
 ^ roiberfpre(bli(^, unbcftreitbar. 
 fnconve'nience, — cy , *. 1. bie UnongcmelJens 
 
 ^titi 2. bie Unbequemlicbfeit , a5cfd^roerli(b« 
 
 hit, Unannc^mlicb Jcit 5 3. ber 5^a(bt&cil. 
 To Inconve'njence, v.a. 1. beldfligcn, bcf(^n)er= 
 
 Ii(b fallen) 2. beeintrdt^tigen. 
 Inc9nve'ni?nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. unan» 
 
 gemcjfcn j 2. unbcqucm, ungelegen, Idflig, be* 
 ^f(b»crli(bj 3. nad^tljeilig. 
 Incpnver'sable, adj. ungefellig. [jc.c/.b.f.SB. 
 fnconvertjbn'jty , s. bie Unoenuanbelbarfeit, 
 inconyer'tjble , adj. 1. unoermanbelbar, nn* 
 
 pcrdnberl{(^ J 2. Com. ni(bt (lei(bt) umgefe^t, 
 
 umgewetbfelt roerben fonnenb (— into , in, 
 
 gegen), nic^t lei^t p begeben (p. ©ffecten). 
 
Inco 
 
 406 
 
 Inde 
 
 Incpnvin'cjble, I, adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unubcr* 
 Scugbar. ^ [un!6rpcrli(i, immatericll 
 
 IiicoPporal, incorpo'real, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv 
 
 incorporul'ity, jncorpQte'jty, s. Die Unfovper* 
 lii^Uit, Smmaterialitat. 
 
 To Incor'pprate, v. I. a. 1. (ttud^ Cliem.) tin- 
 forpern, ju cinem ^orper (ju einer SJJaffe) 
 Dcreinigeni^g:-*. 2. jueinemC9e[e|Iic^en;:c.) 
 ^6rper loerbinbcn, inforporiren, 3. eincer 
 leiben, II. n. \i6) (ju cinem ,K6rper, :c.) oer= 
 cinigcnj fid^ ccrmifd^en. 
 
 Incor'porate, adj. 1. cinoeileibt (ju cinem Mv' 
 per verbunbcn), 2. inforporirt, sunftig. 
 
 Incorpora'tion, s. 1. riiarm. & 67iem.t)ie SSer- 
 mengung troincr unb pu[jiger@ubf^anjen ju 
 einer 9)taffe 5 2. l)ie(Sinoerleibung,SScrcini 
 
 ^ gung 5 3. ba§ ^nforporircn. 
 
 incorrect', I. ac/j.; II. — ly, adv. unrid^ttg, 
 fc^Icr^aft, incorrect. III. — ness , s. tie Un= 
 ri^tigfeit, ^e^ler^aftigh'it. 
 
 Incorrigibii'jty, *. Die UR(r»er)befferUd)feit. 
 
 Incor'rjgjble , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. un(l>cr)= 
 
 ^befferlif^ ? III. — ^ness, s. vid. b. 0. SB. 
 
 Incprrffp-t', I. or Incprrup't^d , adj. ; II. — ly, 
 ado. 1. unterborbcn, rein? 2. rec^tUd^, unbe^ 
 
 Jlod)cn, unbe|^ed)li(b. 
 
 Incprruptibil'jty , s. 1. Die UnioerDerbIi(i)feit, 
 Unocrn>e8lid()ftit} 2. Die Unbcfied^Iicbfeit. 
 
 Incprrup'tjble , f. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. un^ 
 ccrberblid^, unt)er»c8lid)5 unoergonglic^ 5 2 
 unbcfted^Iic^ 5 III. — ness, *. vid. D. 0. SB. 
 
 incprrup'tion, y. bicUnoerberbli(3^feit, Unt?er= 
 
 ^ weSlicbifeit. 
 
 IncQrrop'tjve, ac/i.unocrwc§Ii(b/ unoerDerblid) 
 
 Incprrupt'n^ss , s. 1. roie Incorroption ; 2. Die 
 Unoerberbt^eit, UnbcfcboItenVit 5 Unbefto- 
 d^en^eit. [fen ? II. 7i. fic^ ccrbicf en. 
 
 To incras'sate , v. I. a. bidfer madden, oerbifs 
 
 Incras'sate, p. a. 1. oerbictt, 2. Bot. ftd^ »er» 
 
 ^bicfenbj 3./g-. angefuHt. 
 lDcr?i8sa'tion, s. bie SScrbidfuug. 
 Incras'sative, I. adj. tcrbicfenb j II. i-s, s. pi. 
 
 Med. SSerbicfunggmittel, Sncraffantia. 
 Increa's?ible, adj. oerme^rbar. 
 To Increase', v. I. n. juneJ^men, roac^fen, fid^ 
 
 oerme^renj II. a. oergr6pcrn,Dermebren,»ers 
 ^ flSrf en. 
 in'crease, .v. 1. bQd 3anet)nien, ber 2Bad^§3 
 
 tt)um, bie S8ermc()rung } 2. ber 3un)ad)8, er= 
 
 trag, 3. bie 9^ad)!ommenfd^aft.[To Increase. 
 increa's?r, .9. ber, bie, ba& SSerme^renbe, :c. c/. 
 Increate', Increa'ted, vid. Uncreated. 
 Incredjbil'jty , s. bte Unglaublid)f eit. 
 Incred'ible, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adr. unglaub= 
 
 Mii J III. — ness, s. vid. b. 0. 2B. 
 f ncredulity, j.ber Unglaube, bie Ungldubigfeit. 
 
 Incred'ulous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. ungldubig : 
 
 III. — ness , s. me b. ». SB. 
 In'crem^nt, s. 1. ba§ SBac^fen , bie 3una^me j 
 
 2. ber ertragj Buwad^S 5 3. Math, bie iDi|fe» 
 ^ rentialgrope. 
 
 Increpa'tion, *. ba§ ©d^cltcn, bcr Sttbel. 
 Incres'c^nt, I. adj. suncl)menbj II. s. Her. ber 
 
 june^menbe SRonb. [fcbulbigen. 
 
 To Incrira'inate, v.a.(cine5SSerbred)cn&, 2C.)bc- 
 To incriist', To Incrus'tate, 1. mit einer {Rin» 
 
 beiibersie^en}"2. T. infrufliren. 
 incrusta'tion, s. 1. tie Uberjieljung mit einer 
 
 Olinbe, ber Uberjug, 2. 2\ bie Snfruftirun^. 
 To in'cubate, v. n. (uber ben @icrn) briiten. 
 Incuba'tion, s. bQ& 95ruten, 58ebruten. 
 In'cubiis, s. Med. ber 7(Ip , Stttd^tmo^r. 
 To Incul'catc, v. a. einfc^ttrfen, einprdgcn. 
 Incylca'tion, s. tie 6inf(^arfung. 
 Incul'p^ble, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unflrdfltd(> 5 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie Unftrdflidjfeit. 
 Incul'tjvated, adj. imangebaut. 
 Incul'tjvation , Inciil'ture [— 'tslmr], *. ber 
 
 5iKttngel an JBebouung (an (Sultur). 
 Incura'b?ncy, s. 1. baS 7ruf(einanber)liegen5 
 
 2. Law, ber aSefi^ einer ^friinbcj 3. bieSb-- 
 
 Uegen^cit. 
 Incura'b^nt, I. adj. 1. aufliegenb (aud^ Bot.) 
 
 2. fig. obliegenb (mit on, npon); II. s. Law, 
 
 1. ber ^frfinbner^ 2. bcr Sn^aber eine§ "^fm- 
 To Incum'b?r, &c.vid. To Encumber, <fec.[tc§. 
 To inciir', v. a. \id) (©trafe, :c.) sujieljen, auf 
 Incurabil'lty, s. bie Unl;eilbar!cit. [ft(b laben. 
 incQ'rable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. untjeilbar; 
 
 III. — ness, s. vid. b. l>. 588. 
 IncQrjos'jty, s. bcr 9)Jangel an SBipbcgierbc, 
 
 bie ©leiC^gultigFeit. 
 Incu'rjous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adx\ forgloS , un* 
 
 a(^tfam, na(^Idfitg5 III.— ness, s. wieb. e.SB. 
 Inciir'sion, s. ber (feinblid^e) SinfaU, @treif« 
 
 jug, bie ©treiferei. [beugen. 
 
 To Inciir'vate , To Incurve', v. a. frummcn^ 
 |ncur'vate, adj. gefrilmmt , gebogcn. 
 incurva'tion , s. 1. bie ^rummung , ffliegung i 
 
 2. bie S5erbeugung. [Jtrilmmc. 
 Inciir'vjty (Incur'vature) , s. Die Jtrummung, 
 To Indam'age , &c. vid. in En .. . . 
 
 To Indari/, v. a. * ^ineinfdjleubcrn, =f(biepcn. 
 Indebt'ed [- def -] , p. a. 1. fdiulbigi 2. fig, 
 inde'c?ncy, s. bic Unanftdnbig!eit.[»erpfli(btet. 
 jnde'cent , I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. unanfldnbig, 
 
 ungebu^rlid^, unfd)icfli(^. 
 Indecid'uons, adj. nid^tabfanenb(»om8aubcj(, 
 
 bleibenbi immcrgriin. 
 Inde^'jinable , adj. je^cntfrei. 
 jndeci'sion, .v. bie Unentfd^Iojfenbeit. 
 ''ndecT'sjve, I. ad/.; 11. — ly, adv. 1. uncttt- 
 
Inde 
 
 407 
 
 Indi 
 
 fd)cioent)5 2. unentf(^ieDen , [(^wanf enD j ill. 
 — ness , s. bie Unfdt)igFeit su entf(l(>eiben. 
 
 indecli'n^ble, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. unttb* 
 dnberlic^ , befldnt)i9 j 2. Gram, intjcclinabel. 
 
 IndecorapO'sable, adj. Chem. unjcrfe^bttr. 
 
 indec'orous, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unanflcin* 
 Dig, unjiemlic^j III. — ness, s. feiellnanftdns 
 
 Indeco'rum, s. Die UnanftfinDiQfeit. [Digfeit. 
 
 Indeed', adv. in Dcr ZW, gewip ; allerbingS, 
 frcilid^ j sroar. 
 
 indefat'igable , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. Uliers 
 miiDIidi, unermiiDct, roflloSj III. ■— ness, s. 
 bie UnermiiDli^feit, UnDcrDroffen^cit. 
 
 Indefca'f ible, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. unmUX' 
 rufii(^ , uni)crbru(^Iid) j uiioerlc^bar. 
 
 Indefectjbil'jty, s. 1. Die^etjlcrlofigFeitj 2. Die 
 Unt>crgdngli£^feit. 
 
 Indefcc'tjble, adj. 1 .fe()lcvfrcij 2.uiu^crgdngUc^. 
 
 Indefec'tive, adj. fd)leifrei, DoIlfommcii.[bar. 
 
 Tndefen'sjble, adj.m6)tixi ttrt^eiDigcn, un^dt* 
 
 indefen'sjve, adj. fc^u^log. 
 
 !ndefi'ci?nt, adj. toUfittnDig , v»oUfommen. 
 
 indefi'nable, adj. unerflarbar. 
 
 IndeHnite, I. adj.; U. — ly, ado. 1. unbe» 
 
 ' flimmt (aui) Gram,)^ 2. unbegvenjt 5 -pay- 
 ment, Com.Ui a Conto-^a^lmqi III. — ness, 
 s. l.DieUnbeflimmt^eit, 2. Die Unbegrcnjt^ 
 
 indethVrable, adj. uuocrbrinnlic^ [l)Cit. 
 
 indelib'erate, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. uniiber* 
 legtj unioorfd§Ii(^. [titgbarfeit. 
 
 indeiibn'jty, s. Die Unou§I6f(i(>li(bf eit, UmcV' 
 
 indel'ible, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unQUSl6fc^= 
 Ii(^,unoertiIgbor5-ink, unoergdnglii^eSintc. 
 
 indel'jcacy, s. Dcr ^Koiigel an 3artgefu^l , Da§ 
 
 " Uiifcine , Die ©rob^cit. [fcin, grob, gcmein. 
 
 Indel'icate, I. adj. ; 11. — ly , adv. unjart, un= 
 
 indemnjfjca'tion , s. 1. Der (<S(i()aDen-)Grfa|, 
 
 ' Die SScrgiitung , GntfcbdDigung, 2. Die @(^aD= 
 lo&^altung, ©icberftellung (gegen ©trafe, :c.). 
 
 To Indem'njfy, v. a. l.entf(i^dDigen5 2.fd^QDIo& 
 ^aiteu, gegen SSerlufl oDer ©trafe fK^cr fleUcn. 
 
 Indem'njty , s. i. Dic <Si(3^ertteUung gegen 
 ©trafc, ©trafloilgMt, 2. Dic ©d^aDlo^^aU 
 tung, Lmc-s, act of — , Die'^Cmneftics^Ccte? 
 bond of — , Die ©(baDIoSbiirgfd^aft. 
 
 indemon'strable, adj. unermeiSlicb* 
 
 Indenjzii'tion , s. Law, 1. Die Sinburgerung 
 
 ' (Durc^ fonigl. patent) j 2. Dq& 93urgerred;t. 
 
 To Inden'ize, &c. vid. in En 
 
 To indent', v. 1. a. 1. einjd^nen, QuSsarfenj 
 2. Laws, a) (einen SSertrog) abfi^liefenj b) 
 (ourd^ Contract) Dingen, c) in Die Sc^re ge* 
 ben? 3. Typ. einrucfen, einjie^en (©d^riftjei 
 Ien>) II. n. 1. Law, ubereinfommcn, contra* 
 ^iren J 2. (roie 3d^nc) in einanDcr eingreifen 
 oDer fc^Uepcn j 3. im 3icfiact ge^cn. 
 
 Indent', s. 1. Der Ginfd^nitt; Die Jtcrbc j 2. Daa 
 ©eprdgc, Dcr :j(bDrutf. HCuSjacf ung . 
 
 indenta'tion, IndSnt'nient, s. Die @insdt)nuiig, 
 
 Inden'ture [— 'tsbur], s. Law, Der Sontiact, 
 Die SScrtragSurfunDe. 
 
 To Inden'ture [— 'tsbyr], v.a.vid.To Indent, 2. 
 
 Indepen'dence (— cy), *. 1. Die Unab^dngig= 
 hiti 2. Theol. Der 3nDcpenDenti§mu§f 3. 
 
 _ vulg. Da§ cigenc SScimogen. 
 
 indepen'dent, 1. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. (nut 
 on, of u. from) unab^dngig (ton)) 2. ju Den 
 3nDepenDenten ge^orig, — of, aufer j abgefc- 
 ^en Donj Hi. i-s, s. pi. Ecc. Die SnDepenDcn-- 
 tcn (cine ©ectc, Dic feinc geifll. £)brigfeit ai.= 
 
 Indep'recable, aJj. unerbittli(b. [erfenntj. 
 
 Indeprehen'sjble, adj. unaugforf4)U(b j unei^ 
 
 indepri'vable, adj. unent5iel)bar. [forfc^tirt). 
 
 fndescri'baMe , adj. «nbcf(breibltd). 
 
 indesert', s. Die SSerDicnftlofigfeit. 
 
 indes'jnent, I. adj. ; 11.— ly adv. unabldfftg. 
 
 indestructjbil'ity , s. Die Unserftorbarfcit. 
 
 ludestruc'tjble, adj. unjerftorbttr. 
 
 indeter'minable, adj. unbcftimmbov. 
 
 Tndeter'minate, Indeter'mined, I. adj.;ll. - 
 ly, adv. 1. unbeftimmti 2. unentfc^loffen. 
 
 Indetermiiia'tion, s.l. DieUnbefKmmtt)Cit) 2. 
 Die Unentfcbloffen^eit. [neigt. 
 
 (ndevo'ted, adj. f altftnnig, niit)t ergeben, abge^ 
 
 Indevr/tion, s. 1. Die InDad^tlojigfeit, Srrcs 
 ligiofttdt 3 2. Der Jtaltft'nn, Dic Unad)tfamf eit. 
 
 indevout' I. adj.-, H-— ly, «^y- 1. unanDdil); 
 tig, irreligiogj 2. faltfinnig, una(btfam. 
 
 fn'dex , 6'. 1. Der ^iCnjciger, 9?ad)n>eifer ; 7'-s. 
 2. Der 3cigcr (e. U^r)5 3. Der lim an cineni 
 SBegroeifer, 2C.i 4. Anat. Der 3eigcfinger j 5 
 /.i/.Da53n^altgocrj;cid)nif,Sflegifterj6.7VP- 
 Die ^anD [t^"] (pi- indexes); T. Mus. Der 
 (SuftoS [Av]i 8. Muih. &c. Die g^arafteriftif , 
 aIgebroil"(^e ©fope (pi. Indices) ; To — , 1. in 
 e'm SnDcx ocrseidjnen; 2.mit3nDer oerfet)en; 
 Index'ical (-ly, adv.) inDexartig. 
 
 indexter'ity, .9. Die Ungefd)i(fU(bfeit. 
 
 in'dja, I. s. 1. Geog. SnDien, SfiinDien j 2. i-s, 
 p^ Com. Da8 ©ro^DetourbanD 5 II. comp.- 
 cbina, inDi[d)eS ccd;tcy(^incfifd)Cg)^')r5eUaiii 
 — drawing ink, Die (bineflfcbc 3;itfd)ei — glue, 
 eine feine ©orte DeS cngl. Seimcy, Dcr 5)JunD« 
 leimj — bouse, Da0 ®ef(^dft§^au'j Dcr oflinD. 
 6ompagnic in ^onDon j— man , Der S)ftinDien= 
 fat)rcr) — rubber, &c. vid. unter Indian. 
 
 in'dian, I. adj. I. (oft* oDcr WcfiOinDifd) j -• 
 inDianif(^5 "• s. 1. Dcr (S)fl O Snbicr j 2. 
 Der(norDomcrif.)3nDiancr5 HI. comp. bcf. 
 5oi-^. — anise, Dcr ©ternaniS, — arrow 
 root. Die ojlinD. pfeilrourjj — bark, Dic So'.^ 
 cariUe? — bear, Zool. Dcr Sippenbdrj - 
 
Indi 
 
 408 
 
 Indi 
 
 berries, — cockles , Uc gifc^fomer , sJtorfelS* 
 ffirncr-j — bread, Die f(^n>arje ^urgirnup, 
 cane, ta§ int)if{^e 5Ro{>r, SSambugro^r, 
 checks, Com. quarrirtc oflinb. S3aum»oUen= 
 jieugej — cole, Uv i\\U^d)i ^o^\, bicSSalTers 
 brol^WUVjelj —com, — wheat, ^m. Der50?tti§, 
 furTOc SBeijcnj-file, Mil. Der 0lotten= 
 marfi (bef. Am.), vidg. t>er ©anfegong, ©-= 
 marfd^) — flowering caae, t)a§ 33Iumenro^r j 
 
 — hemp, bcr oflint). -panf } — hog, Zoo^. Dtt§ 
 :porn)iin)cin, Uv ^ivi^tUvo — hore-hound, 
 iiot. fcicOKonarbe,— ink, t)ie (d^inef.) 3;uf(i^e5 
 
 - leaf, bic inbifd)e |)irfe, beriSorgfamen, - 
 meal, Am. ba§ ^M^me^Ij — nuts, ^re!a= 
 niiffc; - rat. Zoo/, bic p^uraograttej— red, 
 baS inbift^e 0lot^, S8crgrot^5 - reed,ba§ 
 inbifc^c Slo^rj — root, Die Xopcjiuurjel,— 
 rubber , baS ^eber^arj^ — saffron , bic lange 
 ©v'lbwurj 5 — shot, ba§ oflinb. €flo^rj— trader, 
 .4m. ber 3«Ger!aufmann Cber mit ben Snbia^ 
 nern banbelt)} — wood, t>a§ (Sampcc^e^ols. 
 
 tDtl,5in(n)et', j. Com. tin fd^njereS ?!}?and)cfler 
 
 ^.eitg. [bcjltimmenb 
 
 V/dicant , adj. Med. (OKerf male) anseigenb ? 
 loin'djcate, v. a. 1. anjeigcn, anbeutenj 2. 
 ^ Mt d. angeben (bie ^cilart). 
 fndica'tion, s. 1. bie ^fujeige, Mugabe, 2. baS 
 
 Jtcnnjeid^en, ^d6)cn, @t)mptom (bef. Med.) 
 IndiTc'ative , 1. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. anjeigcnb, 
 
 anbeutenb 5 — mood , Gram, ber ^nbicatic 
 tnMicator, *. 1. Der ob. bQ§ ^njeigenbe, 2 
 ^ .'Inaf. ber 3eigcfingermu&hl , ©trecfer. 
 In'dicatory, adj. bart^uenb, beuH'ifcnb. 
 To indict' [- dit] , v. a. Law, ([d)riftlid)) ccr= 
 
 flugen, anflagcn, bclangcn (— of, wcgcn). 
 *|!;dict'able, adj. Law, aiiHagbar, cerHagbar. 
 ♦indictee', .v. Laic, ber !J(ngct1agte , Seflagte. 
 *lndict'er, s. Law, ber ,^ldger.[mer3in&s<i^I' 
 Indic'tion , s. 1. Die "JCnjeige 5 2. Chron. ber 016= 
 Indifc'tive, adj. angejeigt, ccrfiinbet. 
 ♦Tndict'ment, s. Law, bie (fdjriftl.) "ifnflQge 
 ^ »cr ber gropen 3urt) j bill of — , Die ^fnHages 
 Tn'dies, s. pi. Geog. ^nbien. [acte. 
 
 rndvff^r^nce, s. 1. Die ®lei(j^gultigf eit j 2. bie 
 
 Unparteilid^feit, ber ©leitbmuttj. 
 Indifferent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. glcid^s. 
 
 gultig 5 2. unparteiif(l>, gleid)mi!itl)ig i 3. leib* 
 _ lid), nid^t fonberlid^ , mittelmdpig. [9J?angeI. 
 In'djj^ence, s. bie ©iirftigfcit, TCrmut^, ber 
 In'digene, 5.Der,bic,ba§eingeborene, @inl)cimi= 
 [ndi'g'rnous, adj. eitigeboren, ein^eimifd^.Cf^ie. 
 Tn'tligent, adj. burftig, arm. 
 Tn'digest, .v.bic»er»orrene5)?affc, ba8(S^ao§. 
 Tniljges'ted, adj. 1. unterbQut^ "2. fig. unreif, 
 
 -ungeerbnet, 3. ungeldutertj 4. Surg.nii)t 
 !nd{ge«'tible, adj. unoerboulidi. [eiternb. 
 
 Indiges'tion [— 'tshun] , s. ber 0}?Qngcl an S5cr» 
 bauung, bie SSerbauung§fd^rod(be. 
 To Indig'itate, v. a. mit bem finger jeigcn. 
 Indigjta'tion, s. ba§ 3eigen mit bem finger, Die 
 Sejeid^nung. [unwiUig, ungcljaltcn. 
 
 Jndig'nant, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. aufgebrad)t, 
 Indigna'tion, s. ber Unwillc, 3orn. 
 Indig'nity, s. 1 . bie Unwurbigf eit, Unanfldnbig* 
 ^ fett, 2. *8efd^impfung, fd^lec^te58c^anblung. 
 In'digo, s. 1. Bot. W ^nbigopflonjc, 2. Cow. 
 ber Snbigoj — blue, ba§ eng(if(^c asiau. 
 Indn'jgence , s. ber Unfleip. 
 TndjmTn'ishablc, adj. uni^erminberlid^. 
 Indirect', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. mittelbarj 
 figs. 2. Frumm, inbirect j 3. ocrftccft, unrcD* 
 lid^j III. — ness, s. 1. bie ungt-rabe, fd>iefc 
 ^ Sli^tung, Dcr Umrocgj 2.fig. Die Unrebtid^feit. 
 Indjrec'tioa, 5. ber Umftbweif , Umiueg. 
 Indjs9er'nible [— dizzern'— ], I. adj. ; II. — ly, 
 adv.ni^t ma^rne^mbar, unmcrf(id)5 III. — 
 ness , s. Die Unmcr!Ii(bf eit. 
 *Indif9ern'ment, s. Der OJicngel an ©CUrt^ci* 
 ^ Iung§fraft, Der Un\)erfianD. [auflo^Iit^feit. 
 Indjscerptibil'ity, .v. Die Unjcrtrennlid^fcit^Un- 
 lndiscerp'tjble,a(/i.unsertrenntid^,unaufI6§Iirf). 
 Jndisciplin'able, adj. unlenffam, unbdnDig. 
 Indjscov'erablc, adj. unentDcrfbar, nid^t JU 
 ^ finben. 
 
 Indiscreet', I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. unHug 
 unt)orfid^tig ) 2. unbef(bciben , inbiScrct. 
 Indiscrete', adj. ungetrennt, lU'rworren. 
 Indjscre'tion, s. 1. bie UnHugl)cit, Unuorfid)* 
 ^tig!eit5 2. bicUnbefd^ciben^eitiSnbiScrction. 
 Indiscrim'jnate, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. hi' 
 ncn Unterfd)ieb mad^enb, oi^ne^JfuSwa^Ii 2. 
 nid^t unterfc&ieben. [mad)enb. 
 
 Indiscrim'inating , p. a. fcincn Unterfd()ieD 
 Indiscrimina'tion, s. Dcr 5KangcI an llnter» 
 ^ [(^eiDung , Die 9ii(i)tuntcrf(^ciDung. 
 indisciissed', adj. unerortcrt, ungepriift. 
 Indispen'-sable , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. uner* 
 Id^Ud^, unumgdngli^j III. — ness, s. Die Un» 
 erldplid)fcit, unumgdng(i(bc Jlcot(:)racnDigfcit. 
 To Indispose', v. a. 1. untauglid), unfdt)ig 
 mad()en5 2. jerruttcn, unpdflicb mac^enj 3. 
 ^ abgeneigt madden 5 4. ungfinflig fiimmen. 
 Indisposed', I. p. a. unpdplid^, :c. cf. D. D.SBs.j 
 II. — ness, s. 1. Die UntauglidjFcit j 2. bic 
 Ibgencigttjeit, S5crbricpUd)fcit5 3. bic Un« 
 pdpli(^Feit. 
 Indisposf'tion, *.l .DaS UbclbcfiuDcn, Die Unpd^* 
 lic^fcitj 2. Die Unaufgclegt^eitj Ibncigungi 
 3. Clwm. ba§ SBibcrfireben (\j. ©ubftonscn). 
 Indis'putable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. nntlrcia 
 tig? III. — ness, s. Die Unbcflreitbarfeit. 
 Indiss^lnbti'jty, s. Die UnauflPoticbFcit. 
 
Indi 
 
 409 
 
 Inef 
 
 [ndis'sQlablc , I. or Indissol'vable , adj. ; II. - 
 
 ly, adv. unaufI66li(^ j III.— ness, *.uid.l).o.aB 
 Indistinct', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. XinUutlid), 
 
 pcrroorrcnj III. — ness, s. tie Unbeutlid^fdt, 
 
 ^erroorrciiljcit. [fd^eibung. 
 
 Indistinc'tion, s. lie SSermirruug., 3ti(ituntcr5 
 Indistin'gujshable , adj. ununterf^citbar. 
 indjstiir'bance, s. lie Ungej^ort^eit, BtiUt. 
 To Indite', v. a. 1. abfaffen, entrocrfcn; nU- 
 _t)erf(^rciben}2. fcictircii. 
 indivi'dable , &c. vid. Undividable. 
 Tndivid'ual , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. einjeln, 
 
 be'fonlers, imjioibuell} perfonlic^, 2. uiigc* 
 
 t^eiltj III. s. Uv (Siuselnjefi-n, Snl?l»ii)uum. 
 Indjvidual'jty, s. bic 3itbiint)Uttlitdt: 1. t)ie 
 
 (Sinjeln^eit) 2. P/irew. bie ^Cuffaffung matc= 
 
 ricllcr Sbjccte al§ Sin^citcn. 
 To Individ'ualize, y. a. Ph. tnt)ioibuali|"iren. 
 To "individ'uate , v. a. aB cin 3n^i»il5uum 
 _ (cinjcln) tarfteHen, tercigcnt^umlif^cn, iuer= 
 Indjvid'uate, adj. ungct^eilt. [ciiijcln. 
 
 Indmdua'tion , .v. Ph. 1. tjie ©arfteUung uB 
 
 ©injelnjcfen 5 2. t>aS SBor^anoenfeiu aB @. 
 fndivifibil'ity, jr. lie Unt^eilbarfcit. 
 rndjvr^'ible, I. arfj. ; II. — ly, adv. untt)eilbttr 
 
 III. — ness, s. roie t). 0. SB. 
 Tn'do-, corny. — China, Winter * Snbicn j - 
 
 Germanic, inl)0=germanif(i. 
 Indo9'ible, I. or Indo9'!lc, adj. ungcle^rigj 11. 
 
 — ness, Indocibil'ity , or Indocifl'jty , s. lie 
 
 Ungele^rigfcit. [ten. 
 
 ToIndSc'trjnate, v. a. untcrroeifcn, untciri(^= 
 IndSctrjna'tion, s. lie Untenucifung. 
 In'dolence, s. lie (Idfftgc) ©leidjgiiltigfeit, 
 ^Unt^tigfeit, Saffigfcit; 3:r(lg^eit. 
 In'dolent, I. adj.; It. — ly, odu. unempfinl= 
 
 lid; j laf ; trdgc. 
 IndSm'able, Indom'jtable , adj. unbcxfi^mbar. 
 To Indorse', &€.; Tolndoi^', <fec. vld. iiiP^n .... 
 To Indrencb', v. a. ertrdnfcn, erfdufcn. 
 IndQ'bjt^ble , I. cr Indu'bjous, adj.; II. — ly, 
 
 adv. unsrocifell^aft, o^ne3n)cifeIj - papers, 
 
 vid. Undoubted p.; III. — ness, .v. lie Un* 
 
 Sroeifel^aftigfcit, 3uoerldfiig!eit. 
 To Induce', v. a. 1. einfii^ren, anfii^rcnj 2. 
 
 ^erbeifu^ren , cerurfadjen j 3. ocranlaffen, 
 
 cermogen, (ju ©troaS) benjcgen , liberrelcn. 
 Induce'ment, s. lie SBeranlaffung , ler ICnla^. 
 indu'c^r, s. ler, laS S5erlcitenlc. 
 Indu'ciate [— 'shjet], adj. LaWy mutijn\afli6). 
 IndQ'cjble, adj. 1. ju folgemj 2. ju bemirfen. 
 To Indiict', v. a. cinfe^cn (in ein Tfmt, it.). 
 induc'tile, adj. unle^nbar, unftrccfbar. 
 induc'tion, s. 1. lie ©infu^rung , (Sinfc^ung 
 
 (in ein Hmt) , Snoeflitur i 2. Log. & Rhet. 
 
 tie Suluction. 
 
 Induc'tjve, I. adj. 1. bewegenl, ccrleitcnli 2. 
 
 inluctii\ folgernl, II. -ly, adv. fd:.Iupmdpig. 
 Induc'tor, s. let ©infli^renle, JC.c/. Induction. 
 To Indue', t\ a. Jig. befleilen, begaben. 
 To Indulge', v. I. a. 1. nacbfc^en, raiafa^ren, 
 
 nad)^dngen, befrieligenj (rid())crlauben5 2. 
 
 geftttttcn, jutafeuj 3. oerlei^eni II. «. (mit 
 
 in) fi(^ cigeben, nad^^dngen, fro^uen. 
 Indul'g^nce , — cy, .v. 1. lie SiQf^fictltj 2. lie 
 
 iibertriebcne 3ttrtlid)f eitj 3.lic aSegiinfiigung} 
 
 4. (mit of u. in) lie (@elbfl=)35efrieligung, 
 
 ^ro^nung, 5. Com.W ®eflunlung (lcr3a^» 
 
 lung) 5 6.Rom.Cath.Ux 'Xhlcif, ©linlencvla^. 
 Tndiil'gent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. nad^fi(i= 
 
 tig, millej 2. (libertriebcn) jdrtlii^, n>iUfd^» 
 
 rig 5 3. (mit of) befricligenl, fro^nenl. 
 Indul'ger, s. Icr 3^L'a(i)fid()ttgc, U. cf. To Indulge. 
 Indult', s. Rom. Cat/i.ler3nlult, (^nalenbrief. 
 To In'durate, v. I. n. i)avt IDcrlen, fi(b PCr* 
 _ ^drten, ll.a.l.^art madden j 2.^/jg.oer^drtcn. 
 fn'durate, adj. 1. ^art, ge^drtetj gctrocfnctj 
 _ 2. Jig. i?er^drtet, ccrftocCt. 
 Indura'tion, .v. 1. lag 4>iirtcn} 2. la§ ^art- 
 
 rocrlenjS.^ff.lie^erl^drtung/UnbupfcrtigFcit. 
 Indus'trj^il , adj. fleifig, (funft)betncbfttm, 
 
 geroerbt^dtig , inlufirieU 5 — prison , las? 
 
 3mang&ttrbcits^ttu§ , — states, ^abrifftaaten. 
 Indiis'trjous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. fleifig, 
 
 arbcitfam, cmfig, unocrlroffcnj 2. roiel. i\ 
 
 SS.33. Qbfi(btli(^, DCtffd^Iid). 
 Tn'dustry , s. ler (^unfl« ol. ©cicerbOSlcip/ 
 
 lie aSetriebfamfeit , ®crocrbt^dtigPeit, @r« 
 
 finlfamFeit, Snluftricj — scliool, lie ®c= 
 lndwel'l?r, s. ler Senjo^ner. [roerbfi^ule. 
 Indwel'ljng, I. p. a. inwo^ncnl 5 II. p. j.la§ ^n» 
 
 wo^ncn. [@ubftQnjcn. 
 
 Ine'brj^nt, I. adj.; bcrauf(^enl j II. i-s, s. pi. be 
 To Ine'brjate , v. I. 0. 1. trunfen ma6)in, bi= 
 
 rauf(^en} 2.>is-. bet^drenj II. n. fic^ berQu= 
 Ine'brjate, s. ler Sirunfcnboll. [ft^en. 
 
 Inebrja'tion , s. 1. lie ©erau)"(l)ung , Srunfens 
 
 ^citi 2. fig. lie a3et()6rung. 
 Ined'ited,ad;.ni(i^t^erauogegebcn,ungclrucft. 
 IneiTabil'jty, s. lie Unaudfpred^Uc^fcit. 
 Ineffable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unou&fprcd)= 
 ^ Ii(b ) III. — ness, s. vid. I. 0. SB. 
 Ineffa'ceable , adj. unauSl6f4>Ii(b- 
 InefTec'tjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unwirffam : 
 
 frafttooj crfolgIo§. 
 Ineffec'tual [- 'tshu -] , I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 
 
 unroirffam, fruc^tlod. III. — ness, j. lie Un« 
 
 » iriffamf eit} ^rud^tlofigPeit. 
 Ineffica'cious, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. uniDirf- 
 
 famj unfrdftig, f^roacbj III. — ness, Inef- 
 
 ficacy, *. lie Unroirffamf eit, ^rud^tlofigfcit. 
 TneffT'ciency, .9. lie JtraftleRgfeit, Unt^dtigFeit. 
 
Inef 
 
 410 
 
 Infe 
 
 In^ffi'ci^nt , 1. adj. ; II. — ly , adv, fraftloS; 
 
 unt^fitig^unwirffam. 
 
 iivelas'tjc, adj. unclaftif(^. [figfeit. 
 
 Inel'egance, s. bic Unjierlic^f eit , ®cf(t)macflo* 
 inel'egant, I. adj.; II. — ly, ady. unclegant, 
 
 unsierlidi) , gcf(l)macfIo§. [barfeit 
 
 Ineljgjbil'jty, s. bic 2Ba^Iunfttt)i9fcit, UnTOat)l= 
 inel'igrble, adj. ni6)t wa^lfa^ig, unwa^Ibor. 
 inel'oquent , I. adj. ; II, — ly , adv. unberebt, 
 inelu'dible, adj. uimiberlegbor. [unrcbnerifd). 
 Inenar'rable, adj. uncrjd^lbar, unQU&fpre(^li(b' 
 Inept', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. untaugli(i} 2 
 
 abgefd;madft, ungereimt^ HI. — ness, Inep'- 
 
 tjtude, s. bie Untu(i^tigfcit. 
 inequal'ity [— quol' — ] , ,v. 1. bic Uugleidjtjeit 
 
 2.ba§ 2)^ip»cr^(iltnip (-to, ju) j bieUnocr^alt= 
 
 nipmafigfcit) llngemdf ^eit. 
 Inequilat'^ral, adj. Geom. imglcicbfeitig. 
 ine'quitable, adj. unbiUlQ, ungcrc(^t. 
 inerm', Iner'mous, arf/. Bof. unbewaffnct, un 
 
 bcwc^rt. [feit, Untruglid^feit. 
 
 Inerrabil'ity, Iner'rableness, s. bic Unfe^Ibar= 
 jner'rable , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unfe^lbar, 
 
 untriiglid). 
 
 loer'ringly, adv. otjnc^e^l, o^nc (ficb) ju irrcn. 
 Inert', 1. adj.; 11, — ly, ado. I. Phy. trfigCj 
 
 2. Jig. trdgc, untbcltig , ftumpf , frfjtDcrffiUigj 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie S^rdg^dt (ou(^ /*%.). 
 fner'tion , s. Med. bic Unt^dtigfeit (be§ S?r» 
 
 ganUmug). 
 
 Inesca'tion, *. bag ^nlodfcn, bic ^nfobcrung. 
 fnes'tjinable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adu. unf(bd§bar. 
 Inev'jd^nt, adj. unbcutlid^, unllar. 
 inev'itable, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. uncermeibs 
 
 Hi) i III. — ness, Inevjtabi'I'ity , s. bic UnOcr* 
 
 meiblid^fcit. 
 /n$xact', I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. ungcnau, itt* 
 
 correct 3 II. — ness, *. bic Ungenauigfcit. 
 Inexci'table, adj. uncrrcgbar, unrcijbQr. 
 In^xcu'f able , I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. md)t JU 
 
 entfd^ulbigcn, unDcrjci^licb j III. — ness, s. 
 
 bic Uiu>erjci^Ii(b!cit. 
 Inexecu'tion, s. bic !)?i(i(>t)5onjie^ung. 
 !Bexba'l?ible, adj. untjcrbunflbar. 
 !nexh4us't?d, adj. uncrfd^gpft J uncrf(§5pflicb. 
 inexhaus'tjble, I. adj. uncrf^JOpflid) i II.— ness, 
 
 .V. bic Unerfd^Spflicbfcit. 
 In^xis't^nce, s. bag J^id^tbafein. 
 in^xis't^nt, adj. ni6)t ejiflirenb. 
 InexQrabil'jty, s. bic UncrbittU(bFcit. 
 Inex'Qr^ible, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. uncrbittlic^. 
 |nexp?cia'tion, s. baS 3?i(l^tern)Qrten. 
 Infxpe'djence, — cy, s. bic Unfd?iceii(bfcit,Un= 
 
 bicniicbfcit. [eignct. 
 
 In?xpe'di9nt, adj. unpaffcnb, unfugli(j ungc* 
 iiifxpe'rience, s. bie Uncrftt^rcn^eit. 
 
 In^xpe'ri^nced, adj. unerfa^rcn. 
 Inexpert', adj. uncrfa^ren, ungcubt. 
 Inex'pjable, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unfu^nbar 
 in?xplain'able , adj. uncrnfirbar. 
 Inexpljcabil'ity, s. bic UncrHavbarfcit. 
 inex'pljcable, I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. uncrfWr- 
 
 bar. III. — ness, s. vid. b. P. SB. 
 Tn^xplo'rable, adj. uncrforfd()li(b. 
 in^xpres'sjble , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unau6' 
 
 fprcc|)li(b, unf((gli(b. 
 !n?xpug'nable, adj. uni!iberminbl{(b. 
 In^xtifnct', adj. unQU8gcI6f(bt. 
 Tnextin'gujsbable, adj. unau8l6f(bli(b. 
 Inexfir'p^ble, adj. utujcrtilgbar. 
 Inex'trjcable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ocrwor* 
 
 rcn, unaufl6sii(b j III. — ness, s. bicUncnt* 
 
 mirrbarFcit, UnttufI6§Ii4^fcit. 
 To Ineye' [ini'] , vid. To Inoculate. 
 Infa'llibil'jty, s. W Unfc^lbttrfcit. 
 infal'lible, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unfel>lbarj 
 ^ III. — ness, s. wit b. l\ SS. 
 tn'famous,I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. e^lIo§ 
 
 (au(b Law); fd)5nblid^, fimacbtJoU, 2. U' 
 
 rilcbtigt) III. — ness, In'famy , *. 1. bic e^r= 
 
 lofigFcitCttud^ Lai(5) ;©(bma(b5 2.bieS(bfinb« 
 JidiUit. 
 
 in'fancy, ^. bic^inbbcit(au(b>tg.)j 2. Law 
 ^ ^k Unmunbigf eit. 
 Tn'fant, I. s. 1. baS Jtinb (biS sumTtcn:5<J^re)j 
 
 2. Law, ber(bic) Unmunbigej 3. (or infan'te) 
 
 ber Snfant J II. adj. * jugenblitb , fung, ncu j 
 
 — schools, ,^(einfinbcrf(bulcn. 
 Inf^n'ta, .v. bic Snfantinn. [bermorbcr. 
 
 [nfan'tjcide, s. 1. bcr*Kinbcrmoib} 2. bcr^in= 
 In'fautile, adj. Hnbifd^, jugcnblicb. 
 In'fantine, adj. finbifd), jung , laxt. 
 In'fantry, s. bie S^fantrie, baS ^upoolf. 
 To infat'uate, v. a. bct^fircn, »crblcnbcn. 
 Infatua'tjon, s. bic S3etl)6rung, S5crblcnbung. 
 Infea'sibn'jty , s. bic Untl)UnIi(bfeit. [b. X>. SB. 
 infea'f jble, I. adj. untt)unlid) j II. — ness, s. mc 
 To Infect', v, a. 1. anficrfcn, inftcircn j 2. ccr^ 
 
 pcflcn? S.fig. pcrgiftcn 
 Infec'tion , *. 1. bic ^nflccfung J 2. ber ^nflcf* 
 
 fungSfloffj^eftluft} 3. fig. bic SJergiftung j 
 
 Infec'tious, I. or InfSc'tjve adj. ; II. —ly, adv. 
 anflctfenbj III. — ness, s. ba& 'ifnflccfenbc. 
 [nfec'ijnd, adj. unfru(btbQr. 
 Infftcun'djty , J. bic Unfrucbtbarfeit. 
 lDfelif9'ity , s. ba8 Unglucf . 
 To Infeoff [— fef] , &c. vid. To Enfeoff, Ac. 
 To infer', v. a. ^crlcitcn, folgcm, fdjlicf en. 
 Infer'able, Infer'(r)ible, adj. JU folgcm. 
 In'ference, s. bie ^olgerung, ber <B6)l\x^. 
 [nferjor'jty, s. ber geringere'®tanb, ®rab, un- 
 
Infe 
 
 411 
 
 Infr 
 
 tergeorbnete 3uflttnb, bic SiicbrigMt, UnUv- 
 
 lafe'rjour (infe'rjQr), I. adj. untcr , niebriger, 
 gmnger, untcrgeorbnet (rait to) ;an-officer, 
 cin ©ubalternofftcierj — qualities, Com. ge= 
 ringere nualitoten j II. •'. ber (bie) JJiiebere, 
 Untergebenc. 
 
 Jnfer'nal, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adc. \^oUi\d) , teuf- 
 lifd) } abf(^culid(> 5 — fig, Bot. bie S;eufel§feigej 
 
 — machine , mod. bie |)6llenmQf(^ine ( jum 
 aSriicfcnfprcngen, :c.)j — stone, vid. b. fi. 
 Lunar-caustic. 
 
 Infer'tjle, adj. unfi'uci^tbar (0. Sobcn). 
 
 fnfertil'ity, s. bie Unfrud^tborf cit. 
 
 To Infest', v. a. 1. beunrut)igen , plagen, qud= 
 
 len5 2. (fcinblid)) eiufaUen, oer^ceren, 3. un= 
 
 fid)er ma(^en. [SSer^ecning. 
 
 Infesta'tion , s. r>k ^lage, 33eunru^igung} 
 Infes'tjve, a^/;. frcubcnlog, frourig. 
 Infestiv'ity , s. bie grcubenlofigfeit. 
 Jnfeuila'tion, s. 1. bic ^ele^nung 5 2. (Zi^acfe.) 
 
 bit 3e^entocrtei^ung an Saien. [Ungldubigc. 
 [n'fidel, I. adj. ungldubigj II. s. bcr (bie) 
 Infjdel'jty, s. 1. bef. Rel. bcr Unglaubej 2. bie 
 
 Untreue, Sreulofigfeit. [einficfern. 
 
 To Infifl'trate , V. n. fi(j(> einjie^cn, cinbringen, 
 fnfjitra'tion , s. 1. ba& (^injie^cn , (Sinficf em j 
 ^ 2. Med. bie Snfiltration. 
 In'finite, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. uncnblid^ J HI. 
 
 — ness, s. bie Unenblic^fcit. 
 Infjnjteft'jmal, Math. I. adj. unenbUcb flein Ob. 
 
 get^eitt, ^nftnitefimaU j II. i-s, s. pi. 1. 3n» 
 
 Snitefimalgr6fen52.bie3nfiniterimalre(i^nung. 
 Infin'jtifve, adj. unbeflimmtj — mood. Gram. 
 
 ber3nfinitio.[2.bie grope (unjd^Iige) ^Sicnge. 
 [nfiVitnde, Infi'n'jty, s. 1. bie Unenblid)!cit j 
 Infirm', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. l.f(l^n)a(i^,baft» 
 
 Io§, {te(^5 2.Jiis. [(^wad^, unentff^loffen 5 III. 
 
 — ness, Infir'mity, j.l.(ttU(l^ytg:.)bie ©(i^n)d= 
 <d)^,Bd)rta6)l)citi ^raftlofigfeitj 2. bic®e» 
 bre(3^li(i^Feit, ^ranf^eit. 
 
 InfTr'mary, 5. ba§ ^ran!en^au8, |)ofpital. 
 To Infix', V. a. 1. ^inein treibcii ober ftopen, 
 
 befcfKgen j 2. fig. tief cinprdgen. 
 To Inflame', v. I. a. U^.fig. cntjunbcit, cnt= 
 
 flammcn, rcijen, crregen, II. /'. Surg. \[6) 
 
 cntjunben. [b. ». SB. 
 
 lntla'm?r, s. ber (bag) ©ntflammenbe, ic. cf. 
 inflammabiTjty, s. bie ©ntjfinbbarfeit. 
 Intlara'mable, I. adj. cntjunbbori II. — ness, 
 
 s. mic b. ». SB. [&.%)• 
 
 fnttarama'tion , .v. bie Gntjunbung (aui Med. 
 Inflam'matory, adj. 1. Med. & Surg. cntjunb= 
 
 lid^ i 2. fig. oufrfi^rerift^. 
 To Inflate', v.a.l. aufblafen, aufbld^cn (au<^ 
 
 %.)J2. mitlft^emfuUen. 
 
 Inflate', Infla't^d, adj. Bot. oufgeblttfen. 
 infla'tion, s. 1. ba&2CufbIafen,bie7fufbId^ung} 
 
 2. fig. Ut ^ufgeblafeii^eit. 
 To Inflect', v. a. 1. biegen, beugcn, 2. Gram. 
 
 flectiren, beugenj 3. vid. To Modulate. 
 Inflec'tion, Inflex'ion, *. 1. bie SSiegungj 2. 
 
 Opt. bie ©tra^lenbretbung? 3. Gram, bie 
 
 gteyionj 4. bie OJJobulation. 
 Inflec'tjve, adj. biegfam. 
 inflexibil'ity, s. bie Unbiegfamfeit (and) fig.). 
 Inflex'jble, I. arf;.; II. — ly, adv. l.unbtegfanij 
 
 2. fig. unerfcbittterli(^ j flarrfinnig i III.— ness, 
 s. mz b. ». SB. [fugcn. 
 
 To Inflict', V. a. auferlegen, ocr^dngen, su* 
 
 Inflifc'ter, s. ber ©ertrafer. 
 
 Inftic'tion, s. Uc (Tfuferlegungber) ©trafe. 
 
 Inflic'tjve, adj. aB ©trafe auferlegt, J>er^dngt. 
 
 in'riuence, s. ber Ginfluf. 
 
 To in'riu?nce, V. a. 1. Sinflup ^aben, cinwiv* 
 
 !en (auf)j 2. beflimmcn, »crm6gen. 
 Influen'tial, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 6influp 
 ^^abenb, einflupreitb. 
 Influen'za, s. Med. bie ^nfluensa, ©rippe. 
 In'fliix, s. 1. ber ©influp, bie (Sinftromungi 2. 
 
 fig. tic Singebungj 3. bie 3ufii^r, ba§3u» 
 
 flromen. [umgebenj 3. umfajJTen. 
 
 To Infold', V. a. 1. ein^uUen, einnjictelu J 2. 
 To Inform', u. a. 1. beleben, bcfeelen? 2. (au(^ 
 
 n.) benad^ri(^tigen , beridjten, (Qn)melbeni 
 
 3. unterrid()tcn 5 4. (aut^ n. — against) ter* 
 flogcn, ongeben, bcnuncircn. [^origc ^orm. 
 
 Infor'mal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. Wiber bic gc* 
 ifnfprmal'jty, s. 1. ber gormfe^lerj 2. Law,\it 
 
 syJuUitdt, Ungiiltigfcit. 
 Infor'mant, s. vid. Informer, 2. & 3. 
 Informa'tion, s. 1 . ber Untcrrid^t 5 2. bie ^ennt' 
 
 nip 5 3. bic Tiai)vi6)tj TCu&funfti bcr «cri(j&t} 
 
 4. Laic, bie ^nHage , ^lage, ©enunciation. 
 Infor'mative, adj. belcbenb. 
 
 in'formed, adj. ni(i)t geforrat, unau&gebilbetj 
 — stars , Ast. bie unter f ein ©ternbilb ge= 
 bra(bten giyftcrne. 
 
 Infor'ra^r, s. 1. ber Se^reri 2. ber SBenad^ric^= 
 tiger, aSerid^ferflatterj 3. ber ^ngcbcr, ^la- 
 ger, Scnunciant. 
 Infor'rajdable, adj. unfurd^tbar. 
 fnfor'mity, s. bic Ungeftalt^eit. [le|ung. 
 
 infrac'tion, s. bera5ru(b,bieUbcrtretung,S>er= 
 Infrac'tor, s. ber SSerlc^er, flbertretcr, 
 infran'gjble, adj. 1. unjerbred)Ii(^ 5 2. fig. un= 
 »erIe$U(b. [©elttn^cit. 
 
 lnfre'qu?nce, — cy, s. bie Ungcwo^nlid^f eit, 
 Infre'quent, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. ungenj6^n» 
 To Infrequent', v. a. nid^tbefu(^en.[li(b,feltcn. 
 Infrgquen't^d p. p. tinbefud()t. 
 To Infrig'jdate, v. a. fdltcn j gefrieren madtttL 
 
Infr 
 
 412 
 
 Inhu 
 
 infriigjda'tion, s. ittS ,ftdlten. 
 
 To Infringe', v.a.(®efe§e :c.) bre^cn, oerIc§en. 
 
 Infrtnge'm^nt, s. bic lUcrtretung , SJcrk^ung, 
 
 infrin'g?r, s. tcr SSerlc^cr, Ubertretcr. 
 infu'riate, adj. rafcnt), iDUt^enl). 
 To Infu'rjate, v. a. rafcnt) , reut()cnl) niQci^en. 
 To infiis'cate, v. a. fcbwarj macbcn, »crt>unf cin. 
 Infusca'tion, s. W ©d^rodrjung, Scrbun!clung. 
 To Infuse', v. a. 1. eingiefen, aufgiepenj 2. 
 
 fig. cinflo^cn , cingcben j 3. Pliarm. einweis 
 
 i^en, moceviren.[2. Phy. bie Unf(^mcljbarfcit. 
 infusibil'ity, *. l.Tliarm. Die 9}?accnrbarfcitj 
 infu'sjble, ar/j. 1. cinflofbavj 2. unfibmeljbar. 
 infu'sion, s. 1. t)ic ©ingicpung , Med. bic ^n* 
 
 fufionj./ig-*. 2. bic einflopung; Qingebung, 
 
 3. bieeinnufcbungj 4. Pharm. t)ic (Sinmci 
 
 d^ung , t)a0 ?)Jtaceriren. [tt)ier(bcn. 
 
 Tnfuso'ria, s. pi. Zool. ^nfuforicn, ^ufgups 
 Infuso'f ial , Infu'sory , adj. infuforif(b j Snfu* 
 Inge, s. bieSBcibe, ©cmeinroicfc. [fiond* 
 Ingel'able, adj. mA)t gcfricrbar. 
 To Ingem'jnate , w. a. ivicbcrljolenj i-d flow 
 
 ers, Gard. proUferirenbc SSIumcn. 
 Ingem'jnate , p. a. roiet)Crt)olt. [pctung. 
 
 Ingeraina'tion, s. bic SCBicber{)oIung , ^crbop= 
 jngen'^rable, adj. unerjcugbar. 
 To Ingen'^rate, v. a. jcugen, crjcugen. 
 Ingen'erate, Ingen'jte, adj. ongcborcn. 
 [nge'njous , I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. finnreid^, 
 
 geif^rci(b5 HI. — ness, Ingenu'ity, s. 1. t)cr 
 
 ©(iarffinn, S[Si§ , ©eifl, bag ®cnic5 2. ba& 
 Ingen'jte, adj. ongeborcn. [Sinnrcidje. 
 
 [ngen'uous, I. adj., II. —ly, ado. 1. frcimu= 
 
 W^Qf ojfen^erjigj ebclj 2. freigeboreitj III. 
 
 — ness, s. bie^rcimuttjigfcit, Sffcn^erjigfeit. 
 fngineer', &c. vid. in En ... . 
 Inglo'riooB, I. adj.; II. — ly, arfu. unru^mli(b j 
 ^III. s. Bot. Hh aSQlfomfrdutd^cn. 
 Tn'gQt, f. bcr®up, Jtlumpen gcgoffencS OJJe= 
 
 taU9i-8,(®olb-ob. ©ilbcr*)Q3arrcn5— brass, 
 
 Studfmeffing j i-s, or — moulds, ®uf formen, 
 
 ©icpformen, ©icfflafd^en. 
 To IngrJft', V. a. 1. /fort, cinpfropfcn, pfropfcnj 
 
 2. fig, cinprdgcn: i-ed, eingcrourjclt. 
 Ingraft'ment, s. Hort. 1. boS^fropfcnj 2.ba§ 
 
 ^fropfrciS 5 — on the stock of a bank , Com. 
 
 bic 3unQ^me bcS (Sopitols eincr SSonf . 
 To Ingrain', &c. oid. in En ... . 
 Ingrained', p. a. fig. ticf eingemurjclt. 
 in'gr^tm, s. TCngclram, Sngelram (SK-n.). 
 Ingrate',Ingratc'fai, 1. adj.\ II. —ly, adv. 
 
 unbanfbar. 
 To Ingra'tjate [— 'shjat] , v. a. 1. (— one's 
 
 self, fid)) U\\M madden, cinf(i)mei(^clni2. 
 
 cnnc^mlic^ mQ<^en. 
 
 Ingrat'jtudc , s. bic Unbanfborfcit. 
 To Ingrav'idate, u. a. fig. fd^wdugcrn. 
 
 Ingre'dient, *.ba& Sngrcbicng, bcr JBcflaubt^cii. 
 In'gress, s. ber ©intritt, 3utritt. 
 Tngres'sion, s. baS (Singcl)cn, bcr ©intritt. 
 Tn'gria, s. Geog. ^ngcrmannlanb. 
 In'guingil, adj. Anat.}f}Xl}mZci)1cn,\iivBM^M 
 
 gcl^orig J — hernia, Surg, bcr 2ciflcnbru(b. 
 To Ingulf, vid. To Engulf. 
 Toingiir'gjtate, v. I. a. t)immtcrflurst'n (cin 
 
 Doilcs ® la§, jc.) } 11. rt. i>icl (in gropcn Sugcn) 
 
 trinfcn, jct^cn. 
 
 Ingurgjta'tion, A'.baS SScrfd^Iingen j bic S56IIcrci 
 inhab'ile, adj. unpQplid), untauglid^. 
 To Inh.ab'it, v. I. a. bejDo^ncnj 11. n. wc^nen. 
 Inhab'jtable, adj. bcrocf>nbar. 
 inhab'jtancy, s. Law, bcr gc[c6ti^c ^ufcnt* 
 
 iialt (in cincr ©tabt, ic). 
 Inhab'jtiint, s. ber (Sinroot)ncr, Scrooljncr. 
 inhabita'tion, s. 1. ber SBot)nort} 2. bic?Be* 
 
 i^olferung? S.fig. bic 6in«)ol)nung. 
 Inhab'it?r, s. bcr aSciDo^jncr. [^aft ju madjen. 
 rnhab'jtjven^ss, s. Pkrcn. bcrSrieb jlc^ n)ot)U'- 
 To Inhale', v. a. cinat^mcn. 
 Inha'l^r, s. 1 . bcr Ginat()mcnbc j 2. Af«/. bic 
 
 |)QU(^r6^rc (urn warmc £>dmpfc in bic 2un= 
 ^gcjulcitcn). ^ [un^armonifd> 
 
 TnharmSn'jc, — cal, Tnhairmu'njou.s, adj. Mus. 
 To Inhearse', vid. To Inherse. [in()Qrircn. 
 To Inhere', v. n. 1. an^angcnj 2. cigcn fcin, 
 Inhe'rence, — cy, s. Ph. baS ?fu^angcn , bic 
 
 Sn^drenj. 
 Inlie'rent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adj'. in()Qrircnb' 
 
 1. onbangcnb) 2. iniuobncnb j ongeborcn. 
 To inher'it, v. a. (juw. n.) crbcn, bcerben. 
 Inhej-'jtahle, I. adj.\ 11. — ly , adv. 1. crblicb j 
 
 2. Law , erbfdf)ig. [2. bic erbf(^aft. 
 Inhei-'itance, s. l.ba§Srbgut,6rbc(au(^jffe0i 
 Inher'ited, p. a. gecrbt, crcrbt, angcerbt. 
 Inher'jtor, s, bcrSrbc. 
 
 inher'j tress, Inher'itrrx, s. bic Grbinn. 
 To Inhersc', v. a. in cin (Srabmal legcn, cin« 
 Inhe'sion, vid. Inherence. [fargcn. 
 
 To Inhib'jt, 15. a. 1. ^emmcn, binbcrnj 2. rcr* 
 
 bictcn j 3. Laxo, in^ibiren. 
 Inhibi'tion, s. l.bic Bcr^inbcrung, ^cmmungj 
 
 2. bic Untcrfagung, ba§ Scrbotj 3. Law. 
 
 bad 3«I)ibitoriuni. [rcifcn. 
 
 To inhCop', v. a. (in 9leifen) cinf(^Iicpcn , ura- 
 Inhib'itory, adj. 1. ^inbcmb j 2. Lai«,inbibircnb. 
 Inhos'pjtable , I. adj.; II. — ly, «dr. ungaft^ 
 
 Iid^5 unroirll)bttr 5 III. — ness, Inhospital'jty, 
 
 s. bic Ungafifrcunblid^fciti Unroirt^barfclt. 
 Inhu'man, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unmcnf(^Hd>. 
 inhuman'lty, s. bic Unraenfd)Ii(^feit. 
 To Inbu'inate, To Inhume', v. a. 1. bicr* 
 
Iniiu 
 
 413 
 
 Inn 
 
 bigenj 2. Chem. in cinemSanb* oDer Ifft^cn* 
 ^babetigerircn. 
 
 Inhuma'tion, s. tie SSecrticjung, :c. cf. t). t. 3B. 
 Tiijmlig'jnable, adj. unDcnfbar. 
 Inim'jc?!. adj. feinljlid^ , fcinbfelig. 
 inimitabil'ity, s. bic UnitQc^a^mlid^fcit. 
 iniin'itabie, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv.unna6)a^mli6}. 
 ini'qaJtoQs* «(^i- !• ungerccbt, unbilligj 2. 
 
 Ittfier^aft, boS^aft. 
 Ini'qujty, *. 1. bic Ungerec^ tigfeit, UnbiUig= 
 
 feitj 2. bic gSoS^eit^ 3.biceunbe,?Wiffetbat. 
 Inifr'ntable, adj. Med. unreijbar. 
 ini'tial, I. adj.; H- — ly, adv. 1. anfdnglic^, 
 
 7CnfangS=i 2. bcgonnen, im Gtitfle^enj III. 
 
 i-s, s. pL Tfnfang&bucbflaben, Snitialicn. 
 To inr'tiate [— 'shi— ] , v. a. mit bcn IfnfttngS* 
 
 grfinbcn ocrtrout mQ(ben,cinn)ciljcn,emfu^rcn. 
 *Ini'tiate, adj. ungcubt, neu. 
 ♦initja'tion, s. bie Ginwei^ung, Ginfiiljrung. 
 * ini'tjative, s. Pol. bic 3nitiati»c. 
 ♦inif'tiatQry, adj. cinmeibcnb, einleitcnb. 
 inif'tjon, s. bcr iftifong. 
 To Inject', v. a. 1. (^incin)»erfcn} 2. fig. tin* 
 
 gebcnjS. Surg, cinfpri^en. 
 Injec'tion, it. 1. ba& vfeineinrocrfcn) 2. Surg. 
 
 bicGiufpri^ungj 3, Annt. bic 2Cu§fpn§ung 
 
 (mit SBa(b8compofition, ic.)i — cock, JVfec/i. 
 
 berSnjfctionS^aljn. 
 To Injofn', *c. vid. in En ... . 
 fnjucBn'd.ity, s. bie Unanncbmlit^fcit. 
 Inju'dicable, adj.miitiuhtuvti)ciUn. [formlid^. 
 tnjudi'cial, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. nicbt vt6)U' 
 Tnjudi'cioug, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unt)cr|^dn= 
 
 big,unflberlegtj III.— ness, j.bcrUnwcrftanb. 
 lojunc'tion, s. 1. bcr au&brucfU(bc 93cfe^l, bic 
 
 •SSorf(i^rift^ 2. Laic,btt&3nterlocut,a5eiurt0cit. 
 Toin'jurc, v. a. 1. Unre(bt jufiigcn , belcibis 
 
 genj 2. becintrfitbtigcn, ccrle^enj a. bcfii^ds 
 ^bigen5 4. fd)njd(ben. 
 In'jured, p. «. fdjab^aft j Com. Ijaferirt. 
 In'jvr?r, jt. bcr SScleibigcr, SSccintrd^tigcr. 
 Inju'rioiis, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ungcred^t, 
 
 bclcibigenbj 2. fcbimpfliti) , c^rcnrit^rig} 3. 
 
 fd^dblicb , natbt^ciligj III. — ness , s. 1. baS 
 
 aSeleibigehbe, bic lingered) tigFcit, 2.bicna(b* 
 ^tbeiUgc95cf(bajfen^eit. 
 In'jury, s. 1. baS Unrecbtj 2.bieS3efd)dbigung, 
 Injust^, vid. Unjust, [ber ©(babcn, 3^ttd)«)cil. 
 fnjus'tjce, *. bie linger ed^tigfcit. 
 ifnk, I. *. I.bie3:intc,®inte5 2. bieSuftbcj 
 
 3. Typ. bie (©rutferO^arbe, a3u(3^brucfer» 
 
 ydbwdrjej H- comp. S^inten* 5 — block , 7'j/p. 
 
 bcr aieibeftein, ^arbefaften > —blot, bcrX-tt= 
 
 fictf, S-nHecfS ^ — box , ba§ 3)-nfofi — 
 
 cakes, S-nfud^en? ~ case, 1. ba§ <Scbrcib= 
 
 leug i 2.ba§3:ufd)fdfi(j^cn5-iish,'U':d.Ciittle- 
 
 fisb ; — horn, s. tai (tragbare) S-nfa^ (ou« 
 4)orn), ber S-nMcrj-pot, bcr^arbcn* 
 topf (jum 3ci(bncn bcr (SoUi) 5 — socket . cin 
 S-nfap jum Ginfc^cn j — stand (— standish), 
 ba$ ©cbrcibjeug j — stone, Min. bcr Z-n^ 
 ftcin, TCtramcntficin j (India) - stones, Siafcln 
 Quf bcncn bicSufcbc bcrcitet rairb. 
 
 To Ink, w. a. 1. mit Zinti bcfubcin, bcflecfcn j 
 2. TV/p. bic ^arbc (auf bie ^orm) auftragcn. 
 
 In'kjnfss, s. ba§ Sintenartigc, bic ©d^radrsc. 
 
 In'kle, s. 1. ba& grobc, ungcblcicbtc (Sorn j 2. 
 
 ^ bad 3»irnbQnb 5 — weaver, bcr ^ofamcntircr. 
 
 In'kling, s. co/. bicbunfclc3ta(bri(l|t,ba59}?iin» 
 
 ^!cln, bcr SKinf. [bcn Jtnicc. 
 
 In'knees [— 'nez] , s. pL bic cinwdrtdflcbcn* 
 
 In'ky, adj. I.tintigj2.tinti(bt5 S./g-.firaarj. 
 
 To Inlace', vid. To Lace , 2. 
 
 lo'lack, s. Corn, (—of weight or raeasure) bic 
 ®cn)i(bt§ * Kbntt^mc burcb Gintrccfncn, it., 
 jDecQlo. [tion cinc§ ©edcbtctcn. 
 
 fn'lagary, Inl^ga'tion, *. LaiOy bic 9U'l)abi(ita= 
 
 Inlaid', pret. & p. p. l\ To Inlay, cingclcgt, 
 u.i an — floor, cin parquetbobcn. 
 
 In'land, I. s. 1. bttS Snncrc, SBinncnlanb, 3n« 
 knb} 2. LaiD, bic 4)au8tlur, bcr |)au5acfcri 
 II. adj. & adv. inldnbifd), binncnldnbifcb, 
 im Snnem (bc§ 2anbcs) gclcgcn, ill. comp. 
 bcf. Com-^. — bill, bcr inldnbift^c SBc(bfcIj 
 
 — commodities, ^anbcSprobUCtCJ — commu- 
 nication, bcr 3Jinncnt>crFc^rj — duty , bic 
 2ttnbQCcifcj — loon , (frn. bcr norbifdjcIKau' 
 (berj — navigation, bic a?inncnfcbifffabrt j 
 trade in — produce, bcr probUCtcn()anbcl } 
 
 — water , a3inncngcn)dffcr. 
 In'lander, s. bcrSnidnbcr. 
 In'landjsh, adj. inldnbifd). 
 
 To Inlaw', v. a. Law, \?on bcr 5(d)t bcfrcicn, 
 
 rc^bilitiren. 
 To Inlay', v. ir. a. 1. jicrlicb obcr bunt (mit 
 
 ^ols, Stein, 2c.) cinlcgcn, QUSlcgcnj 2. td= 
 ^fclnj 3. befe^cn, fcbmucfcn. 
 In'lfiy, s. 1. bic cingelegtc (9J?ufrit>s)'ifrbcit, 
 
 9}lofaif 5 2. ba§ bunte ^ols, 2C. sum ©inlcgcn, 
 
 bie ©inlcgeftifttbcn, ^uslcgcfiiicfcbcn. 
 Inlay'er, s. bcr Giulcgcr, OJJofaicift. 
 In'iet, s. 1. bcr Ginlap, 6ingang, 3ug«n9) 
 
 bic iDffnung, 2. bie a5ud)t. [En .... 
 
 To Inligh'ten [— ll' — ] , To Inllst', &c. vid. in 
 To inlock', V. a. in (StroaS cinfcbUcpcn. 
 In'ly, adj. & adv. inncrli(b, ge^cim. 
 In'mate, ^.bcr^JJiet^mann, |)au§gcncp,3nfflffc. 
 In'most, adj. bcr, bic, bas inncrfle. 
 inn, s. 1. bcr®afl^of, ba5 2Birt()§^au5,bic 
 
 ^crbcrgci 2. i-s of court, bic iuritlifd)cn (Sol* 
 
 Icgia 5 — holder , ber ©aftwirtl) ^ |>crbcrgS' 
 
 oatcri — keeper, bcr (Safiwirt??. 
 
Inn 
 
 414 
 
 Insa 
 
 To !nn, V. I. n. loQircn, ^erbcrgcn, cinfe^renj 
 II. a. vid. To In. 
 
 Innate', I. adj.;U. — ly, adv, angeborenj na* 
 tVLXli^, eigcnj III.— uess, 5. ^aS'ifngeborne. 
 
 !nnav'ig?ible, adj. unfc^ijfbar. 
 
 [n'ner, adj. 1. inner, tnroenfeigj 2. fig. gcs 
 beim , oerborgenj — barrister, Ux inner^alb 
 UerSd^ranfen fpre(l^ent)e^tcocat (opp.Outer- 
 barrister) ; — post , Mar. ber inne« |)intcr= 
 
 ^ fteoen 5 — tympan, Tt/p. bcr @inleget)ecf el. 
 
 In'o^rmOst , vi'd. Inmost. 
 
 Tn'njng, s. I. «ng. 1. bie ©rntej 2. Gam. Me 
 Sflcit)e, DttS 0latfet ju fu^ren (beim 33ttIIfpicl)5 
 
 II. i-s, pi. 1. ba§ ber ©ce abgenjonncnc, cin* 
 gebei^te Sanbi 2. Gam. Me SSor^anb , baS 
 
 jrnfptel. 
 
 In'noc^nce (— cy) , s. I. bieUnfd^uIb j ©infaltj 
 
 ^ 2, Laio,bieUnoert)tt(i^tigfeit(e.(S(^{ff§Iai5ung). 
 
 In'noc^nt, I. adj. ; II. -- ly, adv. 1. unfd^fibUd^j 
 2. unf(i^uIMg, ^ormloS, einfdittg, 3.(mitof) 
 nid)tf(^ult)ig, frci (oon)? 4. Laio , gefe^Ud^ 
 erlaubt, ber (Confiscation nit^t unternjorfenj 
 
 III. s. bcr Unfdjulbige, I-s-day, Bom. Cath. 
 ber unf(^ulbigcn ^inber Sag. 
 
 InnSc'uous, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. unfd^dblid^ 
 
 III. — ness , s. bie Unf(l)dbli(i^feit. 
 fn'npm-bar'Iey, s. W SSrac^gcrfle. 
 InnSm'inable, adj. unncnnbar. 
 innOm'inate , adj. namenloS , unbenannt, 
 
 Anat-s. — bone, baS ungenannte S5ein, ber 
 
 ^fiftfnod^tn) — artery, bic anont)me Tfrterie. 
 To In'novate , v. I. a. burd^ 9^euerungen »?er? 
 ^anbern^ n. n. (miton) 5Jcuerungen ma^en 
 innQva'tion, s. Ui Steuerung. [(in). 
 
 In'novator, s. ber 3?eucrung§ftifter, 3^euerer. 
 Inno'xious, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. unfii^dbs 
 ■ Ii(l^5 2. t)armlo§, unfd^ulbig j III. — ness, s 
 
 1. bie Unfctjdblid^fcitj 2. bie ^armlortgFcit, 
 
 Unfd)ulb. 
 Innuen'do, s. 1. ber SSinf, bie Infpielungj ber 
 
 ^ingerjeig 5 bie SSermut()ung 5 Tfngabe 5 2 
 
 Laio , bie inbirecte ^nfii^rung. 
 InnOmerabil'jty, s. W Unjd^ lb arf eit. 
 innti'nierable, Innu'm^rous, I. adj. } II. — ly 
 ^ adv. unsd^lbar , sa^llo§ 5 III. — ne?s , s. wie b 
 Inobser'vance, &c. vid. in Un . . . . [0. SB. 
 To InJJc'ulate, v. a. 1. Hort. (au^ w.) OCUliren, 
 
 impfen j 2. Surg, inoculiren, einimpfen. 
 InScula'tion, s. 1. Hort. ba§ Sculiren? 2. 
 
 Surg, bie Ginimpfung. [late. 
 
 Inoc'ulatpr, ^.berSculirenbe, jc. cf. To Inocu- 
 tnO'dorate, InO'dorous, adj. gerU(^loS. 
 fnQffen'sive, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. nid^t be^ 
 
 leibigenb, unanft6fig5 2. argloS, ^armlo&, 
 
 fromm, 3. unfd;dbli(i^ j III. — ness, j. bicUn* 
 
 anftfifigfeit, :c. 
 
 Tnoffi'cial, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. nid)t amtli(t>. 
 Iigffr'cious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. unbicnfi* 
 
 fertigj 2. Law, bceixtrdt^tigenb (\). einem 
 InSp'^r^tive, adj. unwirffam. [Seflamente). 
 inSppQrtune' , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. ungele* 
 
 gen, unpajfenb. 
 Inor'din^ite , I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. unor* 
 
 bentlid^, unmdpig, ouSfdjweifenb) 2. Math. 
 
 unregelmdf ig 5 III. — ness , *. r^ii Unorbent* 
 
 lid)feit, ^uSf^weifung. [TfuSfc^meifung. 
 Inordina'tion (Inor'djnacy) , s. tik Unorbnung, 
 In9rgan'ic, — cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 ^ anorganifc^, unorganifd^ (aud^ Inor'ganized). 
 Inorgsin'jty, s. 'na^ Unorganifc^e. 
 TolnSs'culate, Anat. v. I. n. fid^ berfi^ren, 
 
 pfammenf^open, II. a. oerbinben , einfugen, 
 
 einmiinben. [Ut ©inmiinbung ber 2Cbern. 
 Inosculii'tion , s. Anat. ba§ 3ufammenf^open, 
 In'quest, .v. Laws. 1. bic gerid^tlid()c Untets 
 
 fud^ung, ^lad^forfd^ungj 2. \iu (SommiffioR 
 
 (\)on ®efd)n)ornen) jur Unterfud)ung. 
 Inqui'etude, *. bie Unru^e. [ben. 
 
 To In'quinate, r.a.beflecten, befubelnj »erber» 
 Inqui'raible, adj. ju unterfuc^en, su crfragen. 
 To Inquire', v. n. (juw. a.) \i6) er!unbigcn, 
 
 fragenj to — into, unterfu(^en, prfifen^ i-d 
 
 for. Com. gefud^t, bege^rt, in ^rage. 
 Inqui'r^nt, adj. forf(^enb. [terfuc^er. 
 
 inqui'r^r, s. l.ber^ragerj 2.bcr^orf(^er, Uns 
 jnqui'ry, s. I. bie ©rfunbigung, S'tadlifrage) 2. 
 
 bie ^riifung, Unterfud^ung 5 ^orfd^ungj 3. 
 ^ Com. bie 9^ad^f rage, ber (2Baaren033ege^r. 
 Inqujsr'tion , x. 1. bie >)tad^forfd()ung , Unter* 
 
 fud()ung5 ©rorterung? 2. bic geric^tlid^e (bef. 
 
 peinlid^e) Unterfud^ung 5 3. Rom. Cath. lie 
 ^Snquijition. [fenb 5 2. neugierig. 
 
 Inqui^i'tipnal , adj. 1. bie ^n^uifition betref* 
 
 Inquis'itive, I. adj". (mit about, &c.); II. — ly, 
 
 adv. neugierig, emjig nad^forfd^enbj III.— 
 
 ness, s. bie SBiepbegicr, 3^eugierbe. 
 Inqo?s'jtor, 1. ber ^eugierige , SSifbegierigcf 
 
 2. ber Unterfud^ungSrit^ter, 3. Rom. Cath. 
 __ ber Snquifitor. 
 inquisito'rjal, adj. 1. ju einer (peinlid&en) Un= 
 
 terfud^ung ge^grigj 2. inquifitorifd(). 
 To Inrail', v. a. mit einem ®eldnber cerfe^en i 
 
 umgittern.[8ug 5 2.^g-.ber ©ingriff, Ubcrgriff. 
 In'road, 5. 1. ber (feinblid^e) einfall, ©treif= 
 InsalQ'brjous, adj. ungefunb. 
 Insalu'brjty, s. bie Ungcfunb^eit. 
 Insill'utary, adj. un^eilfam. 
 Insan'able, I. odj*. ; II. — ly , adv. un^eilbor. 
 insane', I. adj.; II. — ly, adu. Wo^nfinnig, 
 
 unfinnig, irre, tott 5 — hospital, bie 3rren« 
 
 anflalt, ba§ Soll()au§. 
 Insanity, ^. ber SSa^njtnn. 
 
Insa 
 
 415 
 
 Tnso 
 
 Insa'tjable, Insa'tjatc [— 'shj^— ] , I. or Insat'- 
 9rable^ adj, ; H. — ly, adv. uncrfdttlid^ , HI. — 
 ness, Ins^ti'ety, s. tie Uncrfdttlit^fcit. 
 
 Insci'ence, s. bie Unfuitl)e. 
 To Inscribe', v. a. 1. ctnfd^reiben , uberf(^rei» 
 ben, 2. bef^irciben, fc^retben (auf)j 3. ein* 
 jcid^nen}4. pf(^reiben, wibmenj 5.Geom. 
 
 bcf(ireiben5 G.fis- einpvagcn. 
 Inscri'b^r, s. Ux Ginf(breibent)e,:c. cf. b. o. SB. 
 inscrip'tion, s. 1. Die ^nfc^rift, Tfuffc^rift, 
 
 Ubctfd(>rift5 2. tie Snfcriptionj 3. bic 3u* 
 
 fd^rift, ^ueignung^fd^rift. 
 logcrip'tjve, ac/j. cine 3nfd()nft ^abcnb. 
 inscru'table, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unerforf(()« 
 
 ii^, unergruubUd^ 5 III. — ness, Inscrutabil'- 
 
 jty, s. Die Unerforf^Ud^feit. 
 Insculp'ture [— tshur] , s. inrf.b. u. Sculpture. 
 To Inseam', vid. To Enseam. 
 Iii'sect,*. fi7it. bQ& Snfcct. 
 fnsecta'tor, s. ber SSerfolgcr. 
 Insec'ted , Insec'tjle , adj. infectenorttg. 
 [nsec'tion, s. Surg, ber @inf(^nitt. [njip. 
 
 Insecure', I. adj.; II.— ly,adv.unjt(]^er, unge* 
 Insecu'rity, s. bie Unjid^er^eit, Ungcwip^eit. 
 To Insem'jnfite, v. a. cinfden. [unempfinbUd(). 
 Insen'sate, adj. 1. uncerftdnbig, unfiimigj 2. 
 insensjbil'ity, s, 1. bie Unmcrftic^feitj 2. bie 
 
 UnempfinbUt^fcitj 3. bie JDumm^eit. 
 Insen'sjble, I. adj.; II. -- ly, adv. 1. unmerfs 
 
 Ii(^5 2. uncmpfinbUc^, gefii^HoSj III. — ness, 
 
 *. vid. b. P. SB. 
 
 Insen'tj^nt [— 'slij — ] , adj. nii^t empfinbenb. 
 insep'arable , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unjer^ 
 
 trennlid),untrcnnbar5 III.— ness, insep^ra- 
 
 bil'ity, s. bie Unjertrennlidjfcit. 
 To Insert', V. a. cinfe^cn: 1. ein[d)ieben, ein= 
 
 filgenj einrucCen; 2. (Spi^engrunb cinno^en. 
 Inser't^r, s. ber (ginfdjalter, k. 
 inser'tings, *. p^ Com. (jaconet — , gemufler= 
 
 tcr) ©pi^engrunb, ©info^. 
 Inser'tion, s. 1. bie (Sinfiigung, ©infc^ungj 
 
 figs. 2. bic Sinriirfung, Ginfd^altung 5 3. bie 
 
 3eitung§anseige. 
 
 loseHvi^nt, adj. bicnenb (ju), be^filflid^. 
 [nsha'ded, p. a. [(^ttttirt. 
 In'side, *. bag Snnere: l.bie innere BdU, bad 
 
 Snwcnbigej ^-fg. t)a^ SBe|"cntli(^e5 — and 
 
 contents unknown , Com. innere SSefd^affen* 
 
 ^eit unb Sn^alt unbefanntj — of a cannon, 
 
 Gwn. bie (Seelc einer^anone 5— guard, Fenc. 
 
 tiii innere D.uarte. 
 
 To Insid'jate, v. a. m6)^tUm, belauem. 
 insidia'tor, s. ber Sta^fleller. 
 insid'ious, I. adj. ; II, — ly, adv. I^eimli^l nod)* 
 
 fleUenb, ^intcrliftig , ronfeoon^tutfifti^j III. 
 
 — ness, s. bie J^interliftigf eit. 
 
 fn'sight [- 'sit] , s» bic einfit^t , v5?cnntm^. 
 Jnsig'nia, s. pi. b(c TCbseidjjen, Snfignicn. 
 Insignificance (— cy), s. 1. bic SJcbcutungS* 
 ^loftgfeit, 2. \>k ©eringfugigfcit. 
 Insignifjcant, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. bebcu* 
 ^ tung0lo§ 5 2. unbcbeutenb, geringfitgig } 3.nie» 
 Insigniffjcative, adj. bcbcutung§(o§. [brig. 
 Tnsjncere', I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. 1. unaufri(tl« 
 
 tig, vcrflelltj 2.oerfdlfd)t,unedjt. 
 Tnsjncer'jty, s. bic Unaufri^tigfcit, SScrftcl:: 
 
 Iungj^alf(^^eit. 
 To Insin'uate , v. a. 1. lit. fanft l){nciubrin= 
 
 gen (refl. k n, cinbringen)5^g-jy. 2. (— one's 
 
 self, & 7J.) fic^ cinfdjlcid^en , cinf(^mci(^cln » 
 
 3. einflofcn, bcibringen, ju ocrflcljcn gcbcn. 
 Insifnua'tion , s. 1. baS Qlimd()ligc Sinbringcnj 
 
 Jigs. 2. bie einf(^mcic^clung j 3. bie "JCnfpic- 
 
 lung, ber SBinPj 4. Law , bie ^intrngung (in 
 
 ein iSSerseic^nip). 
 
 Insin'uative, arfj. cinfd^meid^clnb, cinnc^menb. 
 insin'Oator, s ber, ba§ fid) ©infd^mcidjclnbe, 
 
 2C. cf. To Insinuate. 
 Insifp'id, l.adj.; II. — ly, adn^ gefd&macf Io§ 
 
 f(l)al(QUd),/tg-.)5 III. — ness, Tnsjpifd'ity, s. 
 
 1. bic Unfd)marf^aftigfcit5 2. fig. bic :}Cbgc» 
 
 fd^macftfjcit, ed)al()cit. 
 To Insist', V. n. (mit upon) yZg-j. 1. bcflel)cn, 
 
 bc^arrcn(aup} 2. i>ern)cilcn, fic'^ aufljaltcn 
 insTs't^nt, adj. fte^cnb, ru^cnb (auO' [(bci). 
 insi'tiency [— 'shi — ], s, bic ^d^igfcit bcll 
 
 >Durfi longc ju crtragen. 
 Insif'tion, s, bie (ginpfrcpfung. 
 ifnsjti'tious, adj. eingcpfropft, angcborcn. 
 To Insnire', v. a. 1. (in cincr ©d^lingc) fan* 
 
 genj 2. fig. ©erroicfeln, bcftricfcn, tjerfu^rcn. 
 Insna'rer, s. bcr SScrftricfcr, K. 
 Tnsobri'ety, s. bie Unmdpigteit, SSoderci. 
 Inso'ci?ible, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ungcfcllig. 
 To Tn'sQl.^te, v. a. fonnen, an ber ©onnc trocf* 
 _ nen. . [©onncnflid). 
 
 Insolii'tion , s. 1. ba§ ©onnenj 2. Med. bcr 
 In'solence, s. bic Ungebuljrlid)fcit, ^rcd^()cit, 
 
 TCnmapungj ber Ubcrmut^. 
 In'sQlent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. grob, uniHT* 
 
 f(^dmt, frc(j^ 5 anmapenb, t)oc]^mut^ig. 
 Tnsolifd'jty , s. ber ^Kangcl an ®runblid)Fcit, 
 
 \ik Un^altbarFeit. 
 Insolubil'ity, s. W Unauflodlid^feit 
 insol'uble, adj. unauf(d§Iid). 
 insSl'vable, adj. 1. unaufloglid^ , unentwirr* 
 
 bar5 2. unbesa^lbar. 
 lnsol'v?ncy, s. bic 3al)lung§unfd^ig!cit, ^n^ 
 
 folocnsj act of — , or Insolvent law, LaWy bie 
 
 Snfolocns'^rcte (fraft wcldjer 3a^lung5un» 
 
 ffi^igen bic ©cfdngnipfirafe erlaffcn ifl). 
 Ins51'vent, adj. SQ^Iung&unfd(>ig , infolocnt. 
 
Inso 
 
 416 
 
 fnst 
 
 Insom'ajous, adj. ooii Srdumeii beuurul)igt, 
 
 jfnsoiniich', conj. t^ergeftalt, fo (bap).[f(i^lafloS. 
 
 To inspect', v. a. I, bcauffic^tigenj 2. bcfi(^= 
 tigen, (gcnau) unterfuc^cn j burt^ge^en, 
 prufcn. 
 
 Inspec'tion, s. 1. Me TTuffKi^ti 2.tjic (amtUc^c) 
 
 ' asefif^tiguug j 3. bic Ginfid^t, 1fnfi4>t, ®ur(^= 
 fxc^t, priifung } deed of—, Law, bie ^l)mi= 
 niftratioitj upon — , Com. auf SSefid^t. 
 
 Inspec'tor, *. 1. ber (2)berO^(uffct)er, 2C. c/. 
 i. t). SB-r.j 2. CuA-^ a) fcer gcfiimorne (5iu= 
 tcrbefc^auer, SSradferj 6) ber ^oUinfpector, 
 3olIauffet)er. 
 
 Inspec'tprate, Inspec'torship, s. 1 . bie (S)ber=) 
 
 ■ Hu^^iiiU 2. bas 3nfpectorat. [ung. 
 
 Insper'sion, s. ba8 Ginfprengen, bie ©inflreus 
 
 inspex'imfis, 5. (lat.) /.au), cincSScfttttiguugSs 
 
 " urfunbe. [fd^liepen. 
 
 To Insphere', v. a. * (in cinen ,Rrei§) ein= 
 
 inspi'rablc, arfj. 1. einjuat^men5 2.cinfl6pbar5 
 
 ^ ju infpirircn. 
 
 Inspira'tion, .v. 1. bie ©inttt^mung j 2. bU (Sin^ 
 {)aud)ungi 3. bcf. 77ieof. bicQingcbung, 3n= 
 [piration. 
 
 To Inspire', v. I. n. (JUTO. a.) cinattjmcn, II. 
 «. 1. ein!)au(!>cnj (to — with) fig-s. 2. ein= 
 gcben, einflofeni 3. begciflern, infpirircn. 
 
 Inspi'rer, s. ber (Singeber, Scgeifterer. 
 
 To Inspir'rt, v. a. anfeucm, belebcn, befeelcn. 
 
 To inspis'sate, v. a. (^liiffigfeitcn) ii>erbicfen. 
 
 inspis'sate, adj. eingcbicft. 
 
 Inspissii'tion , *. bic SScrbicfung, (Sinbicfung 
 (von gluffigfeitcn). 
 
 fnstabil'ity, s. bic Unbefldnbigf eit. 
 
 [nsta'ble, vld. b. fi. Unstable. 
 
 To Install' (Instal') , v. a. in cin ITmt einfe^en, 
 
 ^ einfii^ren, beftallen, inftalliren. 
 
 Instalia'tion, s. bie Ginfc^ung, Snftaairung. 
 
 lastal'ment , s. 1. vid. b. P. S8. j 2. i-s , s. pL 
 Com. bocumctttarifd^ befiimmtc 3a^lung&fn= 
 ften, 3-§termine 5 payable at (or by) i-s, ttX' 
 
 ^rainweife la^lbax i 3. bie Olate, 3:^cilsa^rung 
 
 In'stance, s. 1. ba8 Wu(^en,bieSSeranlQffung, 
 (bringenbc) 93ittC5 2. ber ^aU, bag Seifpielj 
 3. ber 3eitpunft, ta^ (erfle, :c.) SJlal j for -, 
 sum aSeifpicl, — court, Laio, 3n)eig be& Tfbs 
 miralitdtsgerit^ts in ©nglanb. [fit^ren. 
 
 To In'stance, v. a. alsSSeifpiel nac^wcifcn, on= 
 
 In'stant, I. adj.; H. — ly, adv. 1. infldnbig, 
 bringcnb 5 2. gegcnwdrtig , augenblicflicb, 
 adv. fogleid^ 5 m. «. 1. ber TCugenblitf , ^o-- 
 mentj 2. bef. Com. ber gegenn^drtigc ob. Iau= 
 fcnbc 5Konatj the last -, Ultimo^Sorrcnt. 
 
 Instantane'jty, s. bte Qugenblic!Iid^e 4)erpor= 
 
 ^ bringung. [bliceiid^ ,• im 5tu. 
 
 InKtanta'nfious, 1. arf;. ; II. — ly, adv. augen= 
 
 Instan'ter, adv. (lat) Laio,foglcic1),unPersug; 
 i'o Instate', v. a. einfe^en, ttnflcUcn. [lid) 
 To instau'rate, v. a. pcrbcffem, inflauriren. 
 Instaura'tion , s. bie SBieberljcrfteUung , 3n» 
 Instaura'tor,j.beraBiebcri;)erflelIer.[|tauration. 
 Instead', I. prep, (mit of) anftatt , flatt ^ II. 
 
 adv. an bie ©telle. 
 To Insteep', v. a. cintaud^en , cinmeidjcn. 
 in'step, s. ber0tif^,<Spann, bic^upbiege, high 
 
 in^the - , fig. ftolj. [ten. 
 
 To f n'stjgate, v. a. antreiben, anreijen , Qnflif- 
 Instjgii'tion , s. 1. bie ^JCnreijuug , ICnftiftung j 
 
 2. ber "Kntricb (i. g. ©.). [To Instigate. 
 
 In'stigator, s. ber, bie, baS ^nreijcnbe, jc cf 
 To Instil', V. a. eintropfcln, einflof en (audjfig.). 
 Instilla'tion, s. bic ©intropfelung i (Sinflopung. 
 Instil'l?r, s. ber, bie Ginflopenbe. 
 Instn'ment , s. b(i§ Gingeflopte. 
 In'stinct, s. ber 3tatartrieb, SnfHnct. 
 Instinc't.ive, I. orfj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. inf^inct- 
 
 mdf 19, uniPoiUM^rlid^ ? 2.Q^nenb, au§ 2f ^nung. 
 To Institute, v. a. 1. feftfe^en, anorbnen, ein= 
 
 fe|en, ftiftenj 2. unterroeifenj 3, bic geifllid^e 
 ^ ®erid)t6barf cit perlei^en. 
 In'stitute, s. 1. bQ& ®cf£§, bie Scrorbnung, 
 
 6inri(^tung, 3nftitutionj 2. bie SSorfd^rift, 
 
 ber ®runbfa$. 
 Tiistitu'tion , s. 1. bic @infe§ung, :c.} 2. bic 
 
 SSerorbnuiig , <Sa§ung, baS (2anbc§5)®cfe^, 
 
 ettttutj 3.bic:iCnftaU,ba8 3nf^ituti 4. bie 
 _ Unterroeifungj S.bie^infu^rung, Srbination. 
 institu'tional, ingtjtu'tionary, adj. bic ®runb* 
 
 Ic^ren cnt^altenb, clementarifd^. 
 In'stitutist, s. ber SSerfaffer con Setjrbiic^crn. 
 Institu'tlve, adj. 1. perorbnenb,inflituirenb ? 
 
 2. eingefe^t. 
 In'stitutQr, s. ber ©tiftcr, U. cf. To Institute. 
 Instrat'ified, adj. GcoLcingef(^i(I>tet,eingclagert 
 To Instriict', v. a.l. untervicbtcn , untcrroci* 
 
 fen? 2. SSer^altungSbefe^legcben, 3. einge= 
 
 ben, ftimmen. 
 Instriic'ter, Instruc'tor, s. ber Se^rcr. 
 instruc'tible , adj. bcle^rbar. 
 instruc'tion, *. 1. bie 83 cle^rungj 2. bcrUn* 
 ' tervic^ti 3. ber SScr^altung&bcfe^t, bie S5or= 
 
 fi^rift. [III. — ness , s. baS 2e^rreic^e. 
 
 Instriic'tive , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. le^rreid^j 
 instriic'tress, s. bie 2e()rerinn. 
 In'strument, s. 1. ba§ SBerfjeug, Snftrumcnt 
 
 (and) Mus. &.Jig.)i 2. bie Urfunbe, @(^rift, 
 ^ba§ SnflJ^ument. 
 Instruraen'tal , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. al§ 
 
 SSerfjeug bienenb, bcitragenb, n)irffam)^2. 
 
 bef. Mus. Snflrumentals j III. — ness. In- 
 
 striiraentril'jty , s. bie ©ienlic^feit , ^JlitlPir* 
 
 fung^ SSermittelung. 
 
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 417 
 
 lute 
 
 fnstrumenta'tion, s. MusMt ^nflrumentirung. 
 
 Insuav'ity [- swav'— ] , sMi Unanne^mlid^feit. 
 insubjec'tion, *.l)erUngel^orfam(gcgen t)ieSfle= 
 
 gierung). [terfpdnitigfeit. 
 
 Insubmis'sion , s. bic 5^i(^tuntenverfung , SBi= 
 Insubor'djnate, adj. n)ibcrfe§Ii(^. 
 insubordina'tion , s. Die (©ienflOUnfie^orfom 
 ^ hit, Snfubortination. 
 insubstan'tial , adj. roefenloS. 
 Insfif finable, 1. adj.; H. — ly , adu. uncrtrag^ 
 " lid) , unaugflel)U4 
 insuflTi'ciency, s. 1. t5ie Unjutdnglic^fcitj 2. Uc 
 
 Unfd^igmt j 3. Die (Ole^tSOUnguItigfcit. 
 InsufTi'cient, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. unju- 
 
 Idnglid^ j 2. untauglid(>, unfdt)igi 3. (rec^tSO 
 fnsufila'tion, *. iV/ed.baeeinblafen.[ungultig. 
 In'sular, I. (^or In'sulary) adj. JU ciner 3nft'l 
 
 gc^orig, infularifcf) j II. s. berSnfelberoo^ner 
 To in'sulate,u. a. Qbfont)ern,i[oIiren(bef. ^'.). 
 insQla'tion, s. 1. bie TtbfonDcrung j 2. 7'. bie 
 
 Sfolirung. [(S(]^eibcftu()l. 
 
 In'sulator, s. Fhy. ber Sfolator, SfoUrfc^cmel, 
 /nsiilt', *. ba& ^Cuffpringen, Sport, tiiz ^ix^nlU 
 In'siilt, *. bie aScfd^impfung, ber 4)o^n. 
 To Insult', V. I. o. (sun). w.)bcleibigen, bcs 
 ^ fd^impfen, t)6^nen 5 II. ». Ijo^ncnb triump^iren. 
 !n.suita'tion, s. bieS5ef(i^impfung,SSerI)6i)nung. 
 Insul'ter, s. ber Seleibiger, S3ef(^impfer. 
 insul'tingly, adv. ^o^nifi^ , pcrdd^tlid^. 
 insup^r^bil'jty, s. bie Uniibcrwinblid^^it. 
 insu'perable , I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. unuber= 
 
 winbii(i, uniiberficiglitj^ i III. — ness, j. njie 
 _b. p. SB. 
 insuppor'table, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. fig. un= 
 
 ertrdgli(^ , unauSfte^lid) j III. — ness , .y. bie 
 ^ Uncrtrdglid^feit, Unau8[lel)li(i^feit. 
 Insuppres'sjble, adj. ununterbrilcfbar. 
 insuppres'sjve, adj. unbcjipinglitb. 
 *Insu'rable [— shu'— ], adj. affecurirt (»er» 
 
 t\6)cxt) iDcrben fonnenb. 
 ♦insu'rance, a-. Com. bie SScrjit^erung , lffecu= 
 
 rttnj) — against fire, bie ^eucralTecuranj^ — 
 
 upon lives, bie SebenSPerfic^erung,— broker, 
 
 ber ^-mdfler, — company, bie ^-compag= 
 
 nie, — money, ba& S5-§gelb, bie^-prdmie? 
 
 — office , ba§ ^C-comptoir. 
 To Insure' [— shur'J , v. a. 1. fid^ern, geroif 
 
 madjen, befeftigcnj 2. Com. (aucb n.) affecu^ 
 
 rircn, »crfid^crn5 to — the solvency of the 
 
 underwriters , Com. fur bie SSerflC^erer del 
 
 credere fte^en. 
 
 ♦insu'rer, s. bcr SSerftd^erer, ^ffccurant. 
 Insiir'g^nt, I. adj. aufru^rerif4> > II. i-s, s. pi. 
 
 TCufru^rer, Snfurgenten. [uberfteiglid^. 
 Insurmoun'table , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. utl'l 
 Ingurrec'tion, s. ber 7f ufflanb , bie empSrung.l 
 I. 
 
 jInsurrec'tiQnal, Insurrec'tipnary , adj. auf^ 
 rii&rerifc^, 3nfurrectiong=. 
 
 Jnsurrec'tionfst, s. ber Gmporer, SlebeU. 
 
 Insusceptjbii'ity, s. X)iz Uiiempfdnglid^feit. 
 
 insuscep'tible, adj. unempfdngli(^. 
 
 Intac'tible, adj. unfii^Ibar. [fd^nitteu- 
 
 Intagl'jated [— tai'ya — ], adj. Pertieft ge* 
 
 intagl'jo [- tal'yo] , s. ber pertieft ob. einrodrts 
 gcfd^nittene (gbelflein, W ©emme. 
 
 Jntan'gible, adj. 1. unfii^lbar i 2. unberii^rbar. 
 
 In'teger, s. Arith. ba§ (Sanje, bie ®efammt« 
 grope, vid. Integral number. 
 
 Tn'tegral, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. ganj, Poa= 
 fidnbigj 2. ein ®ansc& au§mQd()enb, ergdn= 
 jenbj 3. integral, — calculus, v4/g. bieSn< 
 tegralredjnung, — number, Arith. bie 3nte= 
 gralja^I. [renb. 
 
 tn'tegrant, adj. jum ©anjen ge^6renb, integri= 
 
 To in'tcgrate, u.a.pcrpoUfidnbigen, ergdnjen, 
 
 ^integriren. 
 
 Integra'tion, s. bie ©rgdnjung, (Srneuerung. 
 
 Integ'rlty, s. 1. bie ffioUftdnbigfeit, Unperle§t= 
 ^dti 2. bie Slec^tfd^affeutjeiti 3. bie{Rein^eit. 
 
 Integ'ument, s. 1. bie^ulle,©erfc (aud) Bot.)j 
 2. Anat. bie S)ecfl)aut. [mogen. 
 
 Tn't^llect, s. ber SSerflanb, ba& ©rfenntnipper* 
 
 Intellec'tion, s. \ia^ SSerfie^en. [ftanbeS=. 
 
 Tnteilec'tjve, adj. ben SSerftanb betreffenb, SSer* 
 
 Tnt^Ilec'tual [— 'tshu— ] , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 1. njie b. p. SS.5 2. perftdnbigj 3. geif^ig, in= 
 tellectuea. 
 
 *lntellec'tualist, s. ber SntcUectualift. 
 Intel'ljg^nce, s. 1. bie QCuSfunft, fR<X(i)xi(i)ti 
 
 2. baS SSernebmen, SBerfidnbnip 5 3. ber SJer* 
 ftttitb, bieGinfid^tj 4. baSgeifiigeSBefen,— 
 office, baS SntcUigenjcomptoir. 
 
 Intel'ljgenc^r, s. 1. ber ©otfc^after, ^njeiger, 
 
 (Sorrefponbentj 2. ba§ SnteUigenjblatt, bie 
 
 3eitung. [big i 2. einfit^t^poU, funbig. 
 
 Intel'ligent , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. perftdn=' 
 inteiiigen'tial, adj. geiftig , inteUectuett. 
 intel'ligible, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. perfldnb* 
 'li6i, begreifli(^, beutlic^, nar(-to, fur)j 
 
 III. — ness, Intelligibil'jty , *. bie sSSerfidnb* 
 
 \i6)Uit, ©eutti(%feit. 
 
 intem'peram^nt, s. bie fd^Ied^te J8c[c(>offen^eit. 
 intem'perance, .v. bie Unmdfigfeit. 
 intem'perate, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. unmc* 
 ■ fig 5 2. unorbentIi(^j 3.iibermdpig(fttlt,jc.)f 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie UnmdpigFeit, 2C. 
 Intem'perature [— tshijr], s. ba§ Unper^dlt* 
 
 nipmdpige, bie Ubermdpigfeit. 
 [nten'able, adj. un^altbar. 
 To Intend', v. a. 1. perftdrfen, 2.tpoaen, Por# 
 
 ^aben, meinen, beabfi(^tigen. 
 Inten'dancy, s. bie Sberouffid^f Sntenbanj. 
 
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Intc 
 
 418 
 
 Inte 
 
 Inten'dgint, s. ber Sberouffel^er, Sntenbant. 
 
 inten'd^r, s. l)cr 93eabfi(^tigenDe. [tung. 
 
 intend'm?nt, .v. bie ^[bjid^t, (nja^rc) ^ebeus 
 
 intense', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. (^od^) gcs 
 fpannt,an9eiirengt5 2.Fhij. ftarf, frdftig, 
 ^eftigj in. — ness, s. 1. t)ie ©pannung (aud^ 
 
 ^g.) 5 2. Fky. Hv ^o^g ©rttb ber innern ©tdr* 
 !c, bie (iDirffamO ^raftj 3.^g. bie ^nftren^ 
 gung, Sntenjitdt. 
 
 Inten'sion, *. 1. bic ©pannungj 2. fig. bic in= 
 nere <BtaxUi TCnftrengung , |)eftigfcit. 
 
 Inten'sjty, s. 1. bie ©pannungj 2. bieinnere 
 
 "(StarJe,®r6pe. 
 
 In ten's) ve, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. gefponnt 
 Ob. ©ponnungpIoliTenb j;^g-j.2. ongefpannt, 
 Qngeflrengt) 3. intenfio. 
 
 Intent', I. adj. ; II. — iy , adv. geflilfen, emfig, 
 aufmerffam, UHd^t, col. erpi(^t(— on, upon, 
 auf)5 HI. s. tia^ SJor^aben, Ue lihMjt, aKei= 
 nung? to the — , bamit ... j to all i-s and 
 
 purposes, burd^au^, in jeber |)in|ic^t) IV. — 
 
 ness, s. bic ®efliffcn^eit,'2fngeprengt^eit, ber 
 
 (Sifcr. [ben, bie :Kbfid^t. 
 
 Inten'tion, s. 1. vid. Intension; 2. ba§S?or^a= 
 
 inten'tiongil, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ttbfi(it= 
 
 ■ lid) i 2. (erft) in ber Ibfic^t uor^anben. 
 Inten'tive, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. aufmerffam, 
 
 bcflilfcn, CO/, erpid^t. [becfen. 
 
 To Inter', v. a. 1. becrbigenj 2. mit @rbe be= 
 In't?ract, s. bic 3n5if(i^en^anblung. 
 int^ram'nian, adj. jwifd^en ^luffen Uegcnb. 
 Inter'calar, Inter'c^lary , adj. eingefd^altet? — 
 
 day, ber ©d^alttagj — days, Med. Ui friti* 
 To Inter'calate, v. a. einfd^alten. [fd^en I5)age. 
 Intercaila'tion, s. bic ©infd^altung. 
 To Intercede', v. n. 1. bajwifd^en fcin, licgen 
 
 ob. fommen) 2. ocrmittcln, fid) ocrmcnbcn, 
 ^ Uittxi (ffir). [befinbli(^ j 2. »ermittelnb. 
 Int$rce'd?nt, I. adj. 1. bojwifd^en liegcnb ober 
 Int^rce'd^r, s. bcr SSermitttcr. 
 To Intercept', v. a. 1. auffangen, unterf(^la 
 
 genj 2. ^inbern, auf^alten, unterbrc^jenj ob' 
 ^f^neiben. 
 
 Int^rcep't^r, s. ber ^uffangcnbe, :c. r/.b.o.S55 
 Intercep'tion , s. 1. bic ^uffangung? 2. bie 
 _ ^emmung , Unterbred^ung. [bung, ^xixViiU. 
 Int^rces'sion , s. bie ^crmittelung, SSern)en= 
 Int^rces'sQr, s. ber SScrmittler. [ocrmittelnb. 
 Int^jces'gQry, adj. eine ^urbittc ent^altenb. 
 To Int?rchain', v. a. fig. »erfcttcn. 
 To Interchange', v. I. a. loertouf(^en, OU§tau= 
 
 fdjen (aud)y*g.), cerwct^feln, SScrfc^r trei= 
 
 ben 5 II. n. abroed) feln. 
 Ifn'terchange, j.l.bieSSerlauf(^ung, bcr Saufc^, 
 
 :2fuSfouf(^j 2. Com. ber 3;auf4>^anbel, SBers 
 
 fe^rj 3. ber SKe*fel. 
 
 Tnterchan'geable , I. adj. ; 11. — ly , adv. 1. 
 
 roecbfelfeitig? 2. abnjcd^felnb j ill. — ness, s. 
 
 ^ l.bielCu^taufdijbarfcit j 2.bieS[Bc(ijfelfeitigfcit. 
 
 Interchange'm^nt, *.ber ^UStaufc^, SBcd^fcI. 
 
 Intercip'ient, I. adj. ouffangenb, l)inbernb , II. 
 
 s. bic aufl)altenbe ^raft, ba^ |)inbcruip. 
 
 To interclude', v. a. unterbred)en, abfd^ncibcn. 
 
 Int?rclu'sion, s. bieUntcrbred)ung,|)inbcrung. 
 
 intercolumnia'tion , s. Arch, bic ©dulcniucitc. 
 
 To intercom'raon, v. n. 1. jufammcn (an bcm= 
 
 felben Sifd^e) epn j 2. gemeinfd;aftUd^e SBei* 
 
 be ()aben.[2. bie ©emeinbeweibe^^oppeUrift, 
 
 Intercom'mQnage, s. 1. lik 3)ifd^gcmeinf(^aftj 
 
 To Intercommu'iiicate, v. a. einanber mittl)Ci« 
 
 Jen. [^d)a% 
 
 Intercomrau'njon, jr. bie n)ed)felfcitigc ©cmcin- 
 
 TntercQmmu'nity , s. 1. bie ©cmcinfd^aft untcr 
 
 einanber 5 2. bie (wec^felfeitige) SflcUgiong* 
 
 frei^eit. [Uegcnb. 
 
 IntercSs'tal , adj. Anat. jwifd^en bcn Slippcn 
 
 in't^rcourse, s. 1. bic ©cmcinft^aft, ber (©c= 
 
 ^ ^6)a^U')^nU^v 5 2. bcr :ttu§tauf(^. [SSorfatt. 
 
 Int^rcur'r^nce , s. biC jDajWifc^cnfuuft > bcr 
 
 Int^rcur'r^nt, adj. baswifd^cn fommcnb? an — 
 
 ^ pulse, Med. tin ungld(i)cr ^ul§. 
 
 intercuta'neous, adj. jn)ifd()en ^aut U. %ki^(i) 
 
 To interdict', v. a. 1. untcrfagcn, Dcrbictcnj 
 
 2. Ecc. mit bem Snterbictc belegcn. 
 
 In'terdict, s. 1. bo§S5erbot5 2. Rom. Cath. 
 
 ^ba§3nterbict. 
 
 Interdic'tion , s. bic Untcrfagung, ba§ SScrbot. 
 
 Int^rdic'tive, adj. unterfagcnb. 
 
 interdic'tory , adj. m S5crbot bctrcffcnb. 
 
 To in'terest, u. a. intcrcffiren ; i.bet()ci(igcn, 
 
 betreffcn^ 2. 3;t)eilna{>me einflcpcn, anjiel)en 
 
 einne^men, bercegen. {Shksp. &c. tnteress'). 
 
 in'ter^st, s. 1. ba§ Sntercjfc, bcr SSortt)ci(, 
 
 syJu^en, ba& SBefic, 2. bcr Sinflup, ba§ :jfnfc= 
 
 ^cn, 3. Com. bcr Int^cil, 3:^eil (— in, an) j 
 
 'i.fig. bie 3:^cilnal)me, bcrlnt()cil5 5. ba§^ 
 
 ^njie()cnbc, bcrSleiS) 6. ber(Sigcnnu§i T. bcr 
 
 3in§, W 3infcn, Sntcrcffcnj 8. bcr ©croinn, 
 
 SSudjer) to be in one's — , auf S^n^^^n^e^^ 
 
 ©cite fcin j — in a vessel , Com. bic 9J?itr^C« 
 
 berci, bcr ©d^iffspartj to put or lend out 
 
 money at — , @clb auf 3infen iocrIci()cn, au§s 
 
 t^unj — upon — , or compound — , 3infC§» 
 
 jinfenj simple — , bie (Sapitalsinfcnj party 
 
 of - , bcr Sntcreffentj — account , bie 3in§* 
 
 ^ rcd()nung. [2. bet^eiligt 
 
 lnt?res't§d, p. a. intcrcfflrt: 1. eigenniiligj 
 
 Tnteres'ting,p.a.intcreffant, ansicbcnbj n)id(>tig. 
 
 To Interfere', v. n. 1. fid^ einmif(^en, bajwi* 
 
 fcben trctcn, ocrmittclnj 2. florcnb etnmir= 
 
 hn, eintrag tt)un5 einanber entgcgcn fein> 3» 
 
 Man. fid) ftrcid^cn, in bic (Sifen ^auen. 
 
Inte 
 
 419 
 
 Inte 
 
 Int?r(e'r?nce , ^. 1. tie ©inmif^ung, SScimits 
 telungj Der (Smfpruc^j 2. Dog aBit)erfireitcni 
 (ter SntereJTen) 5 3. Man. Ui ©treid^en. j 
 
 fater'du?nt, adj. t)asnjii*(§en fliepent). 
 
 interfolja'ceous, aJj. Bot. 5n)ifd)enbldtterig. 
 
 To int^'rfo'liate , v. a. (ein S3uc^ mit^apicr)i 
 t)ur(^f(^iepen, interfoliiren. i 
 
 interful'gent, adj. bajroift^en teuc^tcnb. • 
 
 Interfused', adj. * t^ajwifc^en gegojfcn. 
 
 Interga'ping, s. Gram. l5er .^iatuS. 
 
 fn'terjm, *. &ie3n)ifc^en3eit j t)a§3ntfnnij in' 
 the — , einflraeilen, unterDeffcnj bills (receipts, ' 
 <fecO in the — , —shares, Com. 5nterimS= 
 
 ^ fc^eine (S-squittungen, ic). < 
 
 rat^rimis'tjc, adj. interimif^ifd^. 
 
 fnte'rJQr , L adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. inncre, iu*| 
 nerlid), inn)ent)i35 2. hinntnlanti^^ ^ III. s.\ 
 
 ^ 1. tag 3«nere j 2. 1)q& asinnenlani. ! 
 
 Interja'c^ncy , s. t)aS ®as»if(^enltegen. 
 
 Int?rja'c?nt, adj. fcajlDifc^enliegcnt). 
 
 To Interject', v. I. a. tayDifc^enflellenj cin*, 
 f(^iebenj II. n. bajroifc^enfommen. ' 
 
 Int?rjec'tion , 5. 1. t5a§ 2)tt5n)if<^enfleUeni 2j, 
 
 ^ G/-am. \)it Snterjectiou. ij 
 
 Interjec'tional, adj. eingef(^oben. II 
 
 To Interlace', v. a. fig. l)ur(^n)eben, einflcd^* 
 
 ^ ten, untermif(&cn. 
 
 int^j-lapse', s. Uer SScrlauf, t)ie 3mif(t)enjeit. 
 
 To Interlard' , v. a. 1. (tur(^)fpicfen5 2.ytg:. 
 untermift^en. 
 
 To tnt?rleave', vid. To Interfoliate. 
 
 To Interline', v. a. interliniren: 1. jmifdjen 
 tie^eilenfe^en, corrigircnj 2. mit(in)Qb* 
 ri)e(ifclnDcn3cUenf(breiben5 3. 'Typ. burcl)* 
 [djiepen. [©ur(I)f4)Up. 
 
 in't^rlTne, *. Typ. \iie ©ur^fc^upUnic , ber 
 
 Interlin'ear, Int^rlin'eary, adj. jlDlfc^enjeilig, 
 3nterlinear«. [ijaS 3n>if(^engefd^riebene. 
 
 Iiiteriiuea'tion, s. 1. t)aS 3»if(?)enfd)reiben j 2. 
 
 To Interlink', v. a.jufammenfugeu,oerbinDett. 
 
 Tnterlocfi'tion, s. H^ SosiDlfc^cnfleUcn. 
 
 To Interlock', v. a. & n. ccrfc^rdnfen, incinan* 
 
 l5er cingreifen. 
 Int^rlQcQ'tion, j. 1. tie Untcrretung, ter Dia« 
 
 (og j 2. LaiP, DaS isBeiurt^eil, ^nterlocut. 
 liUerl8c'utor,A\l)er3»ifc^cnret)ner(im£)iatog). 
 Interloc'utgry, adj. 1. gefprcl(i^mdpig j 2. in* 
 
 tcrtocutorifc^ j - decree, l)er 3»if^cnbefd^eit). 
 To Interlope', u. n. 1. (tem ^anbel TTntjerer) 
 
 eintrag t^un, in t)en |)anbel fatten, »orfaus 
 ^ fen } 2.\)crbotenen ^an\)et treiben, fc^muggeln. 
 InterlD'p^r, i-. 1. \)tx SSeeintrdf^tiger, jc c/. b. 
 
 0. SS. } 2. Dcr ©(^Iei*^dnt)ler J 3. tjer SBSinfcl* 
 ^ma!ler,co^a36n^afe. 
 Int^rlQ'c?nt, adj. bajwifi^en f(l)einenb. 
 In't^rlude, s. Ui 3wif(§cnfpiel; Sntermesso. 
 
 Int^rlu'nar, Int^riu'n^ry, adj. jnjifc^en SSoU' 
 
 ^ uuD 3teumont). 
 
 Intermarriage, *. Die SBed()feI^eirQt^.[[d)Uepen. 
 
 To Int^rmar'ry , v. n. med^felfeitige |)eirat^en 
 
 To Tnt^rmed'dle, v. I, n. (mit with) \i6) (unbe» 
 
 ^ lufen) in (Stroa^ mengen j II. a.mit einmif(^en. 
 
 Intermed'dl^r, a-. l)er fi(^ (unberufen) 6inmen= 
 i int^rme'diacy, j. tie SSermittelung. [gentc. 
 jlnt^rme'djal , adj. tajroifc^en befintlic^j — 
 1^ space, ter 3)?ittelraum. 
 .Tnt^rme'diate, 1. adj.; II. — ly, ado. 1. tag 
 I aWittel ^altent, 5Kittet*5 2. ado. cermittdftj 
 I — colours, tie 93i-farbcnj — hour, tie '^m- 
 ft^enftuntej — space, tcr ^2l}t-raum, 3-raum) 
 
 — tour , tic 3-reife j — trade , ter 3-t)antel, 
 ! Sranfito^anteU m. •?. Chem. tag aneignente 
 I :ifufl6fungamittel, 3wif(^enmittcl. 
 I To Tnt^rme'diate, v. n. tasn)ifct)cn fommcn. 
 ilntermedja'tion, s. tieSajmifcbenfunft. 
 jlat^rme'diyni, s. 1. ter 3n)ifiicnraum5 2. tag 
 I 3n)if(i^enmittel. 
 :Inter'm?nt, s. tie Seertigung. 
 , Int^rmew'jng, s. Fate, tag 9J?aufern t eg ^alf en. 
 jTnt^nnigrri'tion, *. tie gcgenfcitigc Kugwan* 
 I terung. [unentlid^. 
 jlnter'mjnable, adj. grenjenlog; unermepUd^, 
 iinter'mjnate, adj. unbegrenjt, entloS. 
 To int^runn'glc, v. I. a. (unter)mif(^en j II. n. 
 
 ft(^ oermift^en, tjcrmiftbt fein. 
 Interrais'sion , s. 1. tag ^(ugfc^en, "JCuf^fircn, 
 
 tie Unterbred()ung5 2. ter TCbfa^j tie ^aufej 
 
 without — , ununterbrot^en. 
 !nt?rmifs'sive , 1. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. mUx* 
 
 broc^en, in 7(bfd§en. 
 To Intermit', V. I.a. unterbred()en; einfleUen? 
 
 n. n. nac^IalTen, augfe^en. 
 Int?rmit't?nt, adj. abroecbfeint , ttugfc^entj 
 
 — fever, Med. tag SBe(i)feIf[eber.[mifd^t fein. 
 To Intermix', u. I. a. untermiftbcn J II. n. uer* 
 fnt^rnux'ture [— 'tshur], s. 1 . tie SKifd^ung, 
 
 taS ®emif(§5 2. tic aSeimift^ung. 
 
 Int^rmiin'dane, adj. jlDifd^en (jwei) IHJelt* ot. 
 ^immelgfSrpcrn, jmifcijennjcltlit^. 
 
 Jnt^rmu'r?], adj. jwifd^en 5!)Jttuern bejintli^l. 
 
 Inter'nal , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. inner, inncre, 
 innerlid^ 5 2. ein^eimifd^ , binnen*, inldntifd^ j 
 3. wirflid^) 4. geifiig, — pinion, Mech. tag 
 SSorgelege mit innerem ©ctriebe. 
 
 !nt?rna'tiQnal, adj. fi(^ auften3n)if4)entcrfe^r 
 »on 5yiationen bcjie^ent, 3nternationaI=j — 
 commerce, tcr SBolferoerfe^rj — law, tag 
 SSolferred()t5 — law of copy-right, tag inter* 
 nationale SSerlaggred^t. [^ingergelcnfc 
 
 Int^rnoda'tions, [nt^rno'dji, s. pi. Anat.tiit 
 
 !n't(frnode, s. Bot. tag 3n)if^enFnotenf^utf. 
 
 [nt^rnun'cio [— 'shio] , ,v. ter^ntcrnunciug. 
 2T* 
 
Inte 
 
 420 
 
 Inti 
 
 foleros'seal, Interos'seous, adj. ^rmt. JWifd^cn 
 
 lnt§rp?lla'tion , s. 1. bic Untcrbrec^ung, t)er 
 
 6infprud)j 2. bie -SSorlatiung. 
 To Interpen'etrate , v. a. (fiij^ med^felfeitig) 
 
 burd^bringen , Cineintttiber) eingreifen. 
 To Interplead' , v. a. Law, einen 3^ebenum= 
 ^ flanD oor@ntfdKibungbcr^auptfa(^e erortern 
 int^rplea'der , s. Law, bie 'jDiScufftoti eine§ 
 
 3ncibcn5pun!te§, welc^er t>or ber i^auptfad^e 
 
 entfc^ieben raerben mup. 
 To Interpledge', v. a. gegenfeitig perpfdnben. 
 To Int?rp6int', v. a. interpunifttren. 
 To inter'polate, y.«.un(erf(^ieben,intcrpoliren. 
 Interppla'tion, *. 1. ba§ Unterfd^ieberi) bie 
 
 (ginft^iebungi 2. r. bie interpolation. 
 lnter'poiritor,5.b.3nterpolator.[S5ermitteIung. 
 Interpo'sal, s. 1. bie ®ajwifd)enFunft5 2. bie 
 To Interpose', v. I. a. 1. bajraifd^en legen, 
 
 fe§en,|^eUcn) 2. (aud^ w.) (fid)) cinmengcn, 
 
 in'5 9)littel (egenj to — appeal, appelliren? 
 ^11. n. (imSfleben) einfatten. 
 Interpo'ser, s. bcv SSermittler. 
 Interposi'tion, s. 1. ber 3n)if(benfianb , bie 3-= 
 
 lagc, 3-ficUung ifig-s- 2. bte ©a^roifc^enfunftj 
 
 3. \>ii SScrmittelung. [ren j 2. bolmetfd^en. 
 To Inter'pr^t, v. a, 1. ttu§lcgen, bcuten, erfld= 
 Inter'pretable, adj. erfldrbar. 
 interpreta'tion, s. bie ^(u§legung. 
 Inter'pretative, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1 . auS* 
 
 gelegt, beutlid^ i 2. auslcgenb. 
 Inter'preter , 5. 1. ber ^CuSleger? 2. ber Ubcrs 
 ^fe^er, Dolmetfdder. 
 Interpunc'tionj^uirf. b. U. Punctuation. 
 Interreg'num, Interreign' [— ran'] , s. bie 3wi= 
 
 fd)enljerrfc^aft, ba8 interregnum. 
 Inter'r?r, s. ber Segraber. [gen j oerI)6ren. 
 To inter'rogate, v. a. (aud^ n.) frogen, bcfra= 
 Interroga'tion , s. 1. ba§ ^ragen,2C.) 2. bie 
 ^^rage» 3. bQ& ^ragejeid^en [?]. 
 InterrSg'ative, I. adj. fragenb 5 II. *. ba§ gra= 
 
 geroort? III. — ly, adv. fragwcife. 
 Inter'rogator , s. ber ^roger. 
 ifnterrog'atQry , I. adj. fragenb) II. s. 1. bic 
 
 ^ragej 2. Laio, baS ^rageflfidP. 
 To Interrupt', v. a. unterbred^en. 
 Int?rrup't?dly, adv. mit Unterbred^ungen. 
 Int?rrup'ter, s. ber Unterb redder. 
 Int^rrup'tion . A". 1. bie Unterbred^ung? 2. bie 
 
 ©ajwifd^enfunft, Storungj 3. Geom. bag 
 ^^roportionsjeid^en [: :]. [tern befinblid^. 
 Interscap'ular, adj. Anat. jwifd^en benlSd^uls 
 To Int^rscind', v. a. jcrfd^neiben, unterbred^en. 
 To Int^rscribe', v. a. bojwifd^en fd^reiben. 
 Int?j-8e'c?int,adi.jerfd^neibenb,bur^fd^neibenb. 
 To Intersect', v. a. (& n. ftd^) burc^fc^neiben. 
 
 Intersec'tion, s. 1. bie®ur(^fd()neibung j 2. bf i 
 S)urd)f(bnitt. 
 
 To intersert', v. a, cinfd)ieben, einmifcben. 
 Intej-ser'tion, s. bie Sinfd)altung, ©inmifd^ung. 
 To Intershock', v. n. pfammenflopen. 
 To lnt§rsoil', v. a. (grbf(bid}ten itbereinanber 
 ^ legen. [fol. 
 
 Int^rsOle', s. Arch. ba§ ^albgcfd^of , ber S'ntrc= 
 interspace', s. bcr 3n)if(bcnraum. 
 To intersperse', v. a. einftrcuen^uutermengcn. 
 Tnt^rsper'sion, s. bas (Sinf^rcuen. 
 in'terstice [ Wb., Wore, W. ; inter'stjs, Sm , 
 
 w., Sec], s. 1. ber3n)ifd^cnraum5 2.bic3»9i- 
 
 fcbenjeit. 
 lintersti'tial , adj. 3»if(benrdume ^abcnb. [tct. 
 Int?rstrat'ified, adj. Geoi.jnjifd^en . . . gcfd)id^s 
 intertex'ture [— 'tshur], s. 1. ba§ @inwe= 
 
 ben 3 2. fig. ba0 ©crocbe, bic 9J?anni(bfaItig= 
 ^feit. [scr,3licgc(. 
 
 Intertles', s. pi. Carp.SSinbe^oIjer, ®rufit)6{6 
 intertrop'jcal , adj. swifdjen bcn SBcnbcfreifcn 
 
 gclegen. ^[ber fd)Ungcn/ lu'rflecbten. 
 
 To intertwine'. To Intertwifst' , u. a. in cinan- 
 in't^rval, s. 1. ber 3ix>if(benraum) 2. bie 3wi» 
 
 [(benjeit, ^aufc} 3. Mus. bas Sntcroallj 
 
 lucid i-s, bie U(btcn lugenblicfc, ^fpQrcyie. 
 To intervene' , v. a. I. basn)ifd)cn licgcnj 2. 
 
 bajwifd^cn !ommcn, (l)inbcrnb) cintrctcuj 
 ^3. beifie^en, t)ermittetn. 
 Interve'nj^nt, adj. ba5»ifd()cn fommcnb. 
 interven'tion, s. 1. bie ©astDifd^enfunftj 2. bic 
 
 SSermittelung, 3. Co «?-*. bic 3ntcri>cntionj 
 
 — upon honour (upon or supra protest), ber 
 ^ SntcroentionSprotcfl. [tcrrcbung. 
 
 In't?rvie\v [— vu], s. bic 3ufammcnfunft, Un= 
 To intervdive', v. a. * in cinanbcr micfcln. 
 To interweave', v. ir. & reg. a. 1. in einanbcr 
 
 n)ebcn, unterwirfcnj 2.^g. oerTOcben,iHT= 
 ^mifd)en. 
 
 interwove', pret. Interwo'ven, p. p. be§ J).5B5. 
 Intes'table , adj. Law, unfd()ig JU S^ugcn, Obcr 
 
 m Scftament su madden. [mcnte§. 
 
 Intes'tacy, s. Law, ber 5)?angcl cinc§ 3:efia= 
 intes'tatc, /.aio, I. adj. ol)ne S^cfiament, D()ne 
 
 SSermdd^tnip j 11. s. ber 5ntefiatu&. 
 intes'tinal, adj. ^«rtf. bie (Singcwcibc bctrcf* 
 
 fenbj — tube or canal, ber ©armfanal. 
 Intes'tjne, I. adj. inner, innerli(^^ ein^cimift^j 
 
 II. i-s, s. pi. Anat. bie ©ingewcibc. 
 To inthvAl', V. a. in SSanben fd^Iagen, in ©cla* 
 
 cereibringenj unterjod^en. 
 Inf/iral'ment, s. * 1. bie ^Knecbtfd^oft, ©cla= 
 
 Derei ? 2. ba§ ©rangfal. 
 To Inthrone', &c., &c. vid. in En ... . 
 in'tjmaicy, s. bic SSertrauUd^feit, ber iDcrtraute 
 
 Umgang. 
 
Inti 
 
 421 
 
 Inun. 
 
 {n'tjmate, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv, 1. inner, m*j 
 
 nerc5 2. na^ej 3. innig, »crtraut5 m. *• ter; 
 
 Sertraute, SSufenfreunD. ! 
 
 To In'timate, u. a. onbeuten, ju t>erflct)en geben. ! 
 Intima'tion, s. t)ie :)CnDeutung, ^eifung, ttT: 
 
 SBinf, ^ingerjcig. [einiagcn.; 
 
 To Intim'jdate , u. o. jag^aft mac^en, %\xx6)t\ 
 Intiraida'tion, s. fca& gurd)teiniagcn. I 
 
 intiie', SiC. vid. in En i 
 
 fn'to, prep, in, na6)i in . .. tjincin; ^crcinj! 
 
 JU ) cotton is manufactured — yarn , tie^ 
 
 aSaumwoUe mv\> su ©arn fabricirtj to be; 
 
 led — , oeranlapt oD. beroogen mertcn ju . . . ji 
 
 to look — , cinfe^en, ^ineinfet)en) to put the 
 
 form — the press, Typ. cin^ebcn (t)ie ^orm 
 
 in tiii ^rclfe)5 — the bargain, in ben ^auf j 
 
 obenbrein,no4>ba5U. 
 intol'^rable , 1. adj.; II. — ly, adv. uncrtrog^ 
 ' lici^ 5 UI. — uess, s. bic Unertrdglidjteit. 
 intSl'^rance , s. bic Unbulbfamf eit. 
 intol'^rant, adj. 1. unffil)ig ju crtragcnj 2.un» 
 ' bulbfom, intolerant. 
 
 Int61?ra'tion, .v. bic Unbulbfamfeit, ^ntolcranj. 
 To Int6mb' [— torn'], vid. To Entomb. 
 Toin'tpnate, v. a. l.bouncrn) 2. Mas. an= 
 
 flimmcn, intonircn. [fprac^e, intonation. 
 Intona'tion, s. Mas. bie :jf nftimmung , ^fn= 
 To Intone', v. 1. a. anftimmen, intonircn i II. 
 
 n.'mit einflimmeni fummen. 
 Intor'sion, s, 1. bic aSerbret)ung (audj) BoU), 
 ' Sffiinbung i 2. bic SScrrenPung. 
 To Intort', v. a. brc^en, roinben. 
 To int5x'icate, v. a. berauf(bcn (and) fig.). 
 IntoVjcate, p. a. bcraufd^t. [2. bcr Olaufd^. 
 intSxicii'tion, s. (auci^^fg.) l.bieSeraufc^ungj 
 intractabn'jty, s. 1. bie Unbicgfamtcit, Unlenf= 
 * famfeit, |)al8ftarr{gfcit 5 2. bie Unbdnbigfeit. 
 Intrac'table, I. adj.;U. — ly , adv. 1. unbicg= 
 ' font, unlenffam, l)alsftarrig, ftorrig^ 2. un» 
 
 bdnbig, railb j III. — ness, s. raie b. ». ^. 
 Intra'do, 3. ber (fcierlic^e) ©injug. [bogcn. 
 In'tr^idos, ^. ^rc/i. bie inncre^uroe, ber Unter= 
 intrafOlja'ceous, adj. But. inncr^lb ber®ldt= 
 intranqiiil'lity, s. bie Unru^c. [ter befinblid^. 
 Intran'si§nt[-'8hent],ac/i.unt)ergdngUd^.[ritiD. 
 intran'sitive,I.adi.; II.— ly, adv.G^ram.intran* 
 intransinu'table, adj. unocrmanbelbar. 
 To Intrench', v. I. a. 1. furt^enj 2. Fort, oer* 
 
 f(!^"ansen5 H. n. (mit on, upon) eingrijf t^un, 
 
 bccintrdd^tigen. 
 iDtrench'm^nt, s. Fort, bie SScrft^anjung. 
 intrep'jd, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. uncrfd^rocfcn. 
 Intrepid'ity, s. bic Uncrf^rocfenljeit. 
 In'trjc^icy, s. bic SSerwicfelung 5 ©c^raicrigf eitj 
 
 btt§ ®emirre. 
 in- trjc^te , I. adj. ; II. - ly , adv. ocrworren, 
 
 ( ccrroidfelt, bunfel, fc^mierigj III. - ness, s. 
 
 i \)k SScrroorren^eit, SSenuicf clung, @(^n)ie« 
 
 j rigfcit. 
 
 Intrigue' [— trig'], s. bie intrigue: 1. ba§ 
 Sruggcnjcbe, bie ^rglifi, ber ^niff, pi. {Hdn^ 
 hi (bcf.) 2iebc§()anbel 5 2. Dram, bic SJcr^ 
 »i(f clung , ber ,ffnotcn. [t)dnbcl anfniipfen. 
 
 *To Intrigue', v. n. {Rdnfe [i^micbcnj 2iebc5= 
 
 ♦intri'guer, *. bcr 9ldnfcmad)cr. 
 
 * intri'gujngly, ad\). argliftig , mit {Rdnfcn. 
 Intrin'sic, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally , ado. \\\= 
 
 nere, wirfliil^, wa^r, wefentlid). 
 To IntrodQce', v. a. cinful)ren: 1. bcFannt 
 
 m(x6)zni 2. oufbringen, l)crbcifu^rcn (OJJobcn, 
 
 aSaaren, jc)? 3. Lit. cinlcitcn. 
 Tntrpdu'c^r, *. bcr ©infii^rcr. 
 Intrpduc'tion, s. 1. bie @inful)rung, 2c. cf. To 
 
 Introduce ; 2. Lit. bie Ginlcitung , .55ovrebc 5 
 
 3. Surg, bie einbringung (eincr ®onbe, u.)j 
 ^ letter of — , ba§ empfcljlungsfc^reibcn. 
 Intrpduc'tlve, Intrgduc'tory, adj. einlcitcnb. 
 Intromis'sion, s. bic ^incinfcnbung ? 3ulaffung. 
 To intromit', u.a.j^incinfcnbcnj cinlolfcn, buri'^s 
 
 lQf[en. [(ben, priifen. 
 
 To intrpspect', v. a. ^incin fcl)cn, untcvfus 
 Intrgspec'tion, .v. bie ^cficbtigung, ^Jriifung. 
 To Introsume', u. a. cinfaugcn, aufncl)mcn. 
 IntrQsyscep'tion , s. 1 . ba$ einnc^men ( bcr 
 
 2^a^rung, JC.))2.Med.bic®armcinfd)icbung. 
 Intrpver'sion, .v, bic Ginnjart^fc^rung. 
 To intrpvert', v. a. cinwdrtS fel)rcn. 
 To Intrude', v. I. n. 1. cinbringen, 2.(mit on, 
 
 upon) rid) oufbringen, 3. fiilj (in frcmbcsGi^ 
 
 gcntl)um) einbrdngcn, II. a. oaf- obcr ein» 
 
 brdngen. [cf. b. iv Sffi. 
 
 Intru'der, s. bcr 3ubringU(bc, Ginbringling, :c. 
 iiitru'.sion , s. 1. bic ©inbrdngung, boS'.'fuf* 
 " bringcni bie 3ubringli(bfcit, unberufeneein= 
 
 mif(bung} 2. Law, bie gefe^njibrigc SBefi^* 
 
 no^mc frember liegcnber ©ilter. 
 Intru'sionists , s. pi. (Sinbrdngcr (in 6ngl. bcf. 
 
 W SScrt^cibiger ber oltcn ^atronatgred)te). 
 Intru'sjve, adj. einbringcnb, jubringli(^, Idflig. 
 To Intriist', v. a. oui^crtraucn. 
 Tntui'tion, s. Ph. 1. bic lnfd;auung 5 2. bie un= 
 
 mittclbore ©rFenntnip. 
 [ntu'jtive, I. adj.; II. — ly, ada. Ph. onfd}au= 
 ' enb*, unmittelbar (cmpfunbcn) , unmittclbar 
 ^ raa^rnc^menb. [fcbiDcUcn, 2. bic ®ef(bn)ulfi. 
 Intomes'cence, Inturges'c^nce, s. 1. ba§ 'Kll- 
 To In twine', To Intwist', v. a. ocrflcdjtcn, ein= 
 Inuen'do, vid. Innuendo. [njinbcn. 
 
 To Iniim'brate, v. a. bcfcbattcn. [bcn. 
 
 Iniinc'ted, adj. gefolbt. Iniinc'tion, s. bo§ €>al« 
 iniinctuos'jty [— tshu —1 . s. bcr SJJongcl QB 
 
 * 'gettigfeit. 
 
Inun 
 
 422 
 
 Invi 
 
 Inuii'dant,ad;.iibcrfc^njemmcnt>.[ubcr»d(tigen. 
 To loiin'date, v. a. 1. uberfd^jDcmmenj 2. fig 
 inunda'tion, s. 1. bic Uberfd}n)enimungj2.yig-. 
 
 ba& ^ufommenflromen, ber Uberflup. 
 inijrban'jty, s. bie Un^6flid)fcit, 9to^^eit. 
 To Inure', v. I. a. gmoljnen, Qb^drtenj II. n. 
 
 geiten, ©iiltigfeit f)abeii. 
 [nure'ra^nt, s. i)ie ©ewoljnijeit, ^ertigfeit. 
 To Iniim', v. a. * in eine Urne legcn. [mar!en 
 Jnus'tion [— 'tshun] , sM^ einbrenncn, 5$ranb= 
 Inutil'jty , *. tie Unnu§li(i^feit, 3?u§lofigf'eit. 
 Infit't^rable, vid. Unutterable. 
 To Invade', v. a. angreifen : 1. ciiifallcn in ... , 
 
 ubcrfallen, 2. fig. anta^m, (gintrag t^un, 
 
 cintringen (in). 
 
 Inva'd?r, s. ter Tfngvcifcr, jc. cf, b. d. SB 
 Invales'cence, *. bie ©efunDl^eit^ ©tfirFc. 
 Jnvaletu'dinary, ac?;'. ficd). [2. red)tgungu(tig 
 Inval'jd, ac?;'. l.jig. fd^WQ^ frafttoS, ^infoUig ; 
 Invalid', adj. 1. incalibe, bienfiunfoi)i9 ; 2 
 
 frant, gebred}Iid^; s. ber Sni^alibe u. f. id.j 
 
 — wheel-chair, bcr ^ran!enflul}(rcagen. 
 To Invalidate, u. a. 1. f(i()njQ(^en/ entfrdften, 
 
 2. red^tSungiiltig mad)en. 
 Invaljda'tion, s. t)Q8 Ungfiltigma(l()en. 
 Invalid'jty, J. 1. tie (gd)i\)d(^e, ^raftloftgfeit, 
 
 2. bic (Otec^tSOUngiiltigfeit, 3fJuUit5t. 
 Inval'u^ble, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. imfd^d^bar. 
 Inva'riable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unOcrdnber= 
 
 lid^UII. ~ ness, s. bie Unoerdnberlid^feit. 
 Inva'ried, p. a. bef. Gram. unijerdnberli(^. 
 Jnva'sion, s. 1. ber ©iufall, fibcrfQU, :ifnfaU5 
 
 2. fig. bcr (Singriff, ^ngriff. 
 Jnva'sjve, adj. cinfaUenb, angrcifcnb. 
 To Inveck', v. a. vid. To Notch. 
 Invec'tive (Invec'tion), s. bie ^nCCCtiije: Tfn* 
 
 giiglid)!cit, ©(bmfi^ungj ©pottrc^rift. 
 Invec'tive , I. arf;. ; II. ~ ly , adv. onsiiglid^, 
 
 flid^elnb, fatt)rif(b, f(j(>ma^cnb. 
 To Inveigh' [— va'] , v. n. (mit against) UU 
 
 tcr tabein, fcbelten, col. logjie^en. 
 ♦inveigh'er, s. ber (Sd^eltenbe, Sabler. 
 To Invei'gle , u. a. anlocfcn, fd^meid^eln, ocr« 
 
 leiten, oerfii^ren. 
 Invei'gl?r, s. ber <Sd)mci(^ler, SSerleiter. 
 Invei'gijng, p. s. Law, bic einf(^Iei(i^ung. 
 To Invent', v. a. crfinbcn? erbid^ten, erfinncn. 
 Inven'tible, adj. crpnbbar. 
 Inven'tlon , *. 1. bie (grfinbungj 2. bic Srftn* 
 
 bungggabej 3. bic (5rbi(btung, 2ugc5— horn, 
 
 Mus. bag Snoention8()orn. [bunggfunfl. 
 Inven'tfve, adj. erfinbcrifd^ 5 — art , bie (grftn* 
 lnven'tor(lnven'ter),j.ber(Srftnber5(Srbi(^ter. 
 fnvento'risil, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. ein 3noen= 
 
 tarium bctrcffcnb, intjcnturmdpig. 
 In'v?nt9ry, f . 1. Com. & Law, bie Snocntur, 
 
 ba&SnventQriumj SSorratljS- ober (Sager*) 
 S5eftQnb§oerjci(j^nif , lit aSeftanblif^e , ber 
 ©tatu&j 2. bic ^arbcn « ^robirplattc jum 
 (Smailmalcn. [oentarium oufnc^mcn oon — 
 
 To In'ventory, v. a. inioent(Qrif)ircn, cin Sn« 
 
 Inven'tress, s. bic ©rfinbcrinn. 
 
 inverse', I. adj. ; II. — ly, arfu. umgcf C^rt (bef. 
 Math.), entgegcngcfe^t. 
 
 Inver'sion, s. bie Sn\)crfion: (bef. T.) 1. bie 
 
 'UmFc^rung, SJcrfe^ungj 2. Med. bie S5e- 
 engung (bcr SBlafc). 
 
 To Invert', v. a. 1. umfc^rcn (aud^ Mus.)', 2. 
 fig. ccrfe^rcn. 
 
 Inver'tebr^l , Nat. I. (or Inver'tebrat^d, p.), 
 adj. njirbcao5}II.i-8,*.p/.njirbeUofc3:^icrc. 
 
 Inver'ted, I. p. a.; II. — ly, adv. oerfe^rt (aud^ 
 Her.) ; — arches , Arch. CCrwcnbCtC (umgc* 
 fel^rtc) ^6gcn) — commas, pL Typ. bic 7(n= 
 fii^rungSjeid^cn, ~ T-rails [x], umgcfe^rt 
 Tformige ©d^icncn. 
 
 To Invest', v. a. 1. bcHcibcnj ^tg:-*. (mit in, 
 with) 2. bclc^nen, cinfc§en5 3. ert^eilcn (cin 
 9ted^t, ic.),inocfiiren} 4. einfd^Iiefen, blof- 
 f iren 5 5- Com. (cine <Summc ®clb) anlcgcn. 
 
 Inves'tient, adj. bcflcibcnb. 
 
 inves'tjgable, adj. crforf^licb- [untcrfudjcn. 
 
 To Inves'tjgate , v. a. crforfd;cn, au§forfd)en, 
 
 Investiga'tion , s. 1. bie (Srforfc^ung , Untcr* 
 fud^ung^ 2, Math, ber analt)tif(^c 58emei6. 
 
 Inves'tjgative, adj. nad^forf(^cnb, fDrfd()Iuftig. 
 
 inves'tjgator, s. bcr ^orfd^er. 
 
 inves'tjturc , Inves'ture [— tshiir] , s. bic 3n= 
 
 ' ocftitnr: 1. bic SSclc^nung, einfe^ungj 2.ba§ 
 ScllallungS* ober ^atronatred^t. 
 
 Inves'tlve, adj. umgebcnb, cinfc^liepcnb. 
 
 invest'ment, s. 1. baS SBcrcnncn, bieSSIocfabej 
 
 " 2. Corns, bic 2fnlegung (0. 6apitalien)5 to 
 make an — , ®clb onlcgcn. 
 
 Invet'^racy, s. bttS ©inrourjcln, eingcwurjclt* 
 
 ' fein, bic ^ttrtndcEigf cit (0. S5orurt()cilen, :c.). 
 
 Invet'^rate, I. adj.; II.~ly, adv. ^artnddfig, 
 eingerourselt, »erjd^rtj III. — ness, *. baS 
 eingewurjelte, bic 4)ttrtnfirfigfcit. 
 
 To Invet'erate, v. n. einrourjeln. 
 
 Inv^t^ra'tion, s. la^ @in»urscln. 
 
 invid'ious, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. neibifd^ j 
 2. getjdffig) III. — ness , s. bie ©c^Qffigfeit. 
 
 Invig'ilance , — cy, s. bic Unwad^famfcit. 
 
 To Invig'orate , v. a. frdftigcn, fidrfcn, bcle= 
 ben 5 invigorating principle, ba§ 8;eben&prin= 
 
 InvigQra'tion, s. bic ©tdrfung. [cip 
 
 invincibil'jty, s. bic Unubcrn)inbUd^!cif. 
 
 invin'cible, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. uniibcriDinb* 
 lid^ 5 III. — ness, s. \m b. 0. SB. 
 
 Invi'olable, I. adj.; II. -iy, adv. l.unoer* 
 
 " le§Iid^52.un\)crbrud^lid^j a.l^eiUgjIII.— ness, 
 
Invi 
 
 423 
 
 Iron 
 
 InviQiabiKity, s. 1. t)ieUnoerIc§Ud^!eitj 2.t)ie 
 
 invi'olate, Invi'olated, adj. unoerle^tj unent= 
 In'vjoos, adj. iinmegfom, ungcba^nt. 
 Inviril'jty, s, fcie Unmdnnlicbfeit. [befireic^en. 
 To Invis'cate, v. a. mitflebrigem(Stoffe(iieim) 
 Invisjbil'ity, s. Ijie Unfic^tbarJeit. 
 invis'ible, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unfid^tbar, 
 fovita'tion, s. bie Ginlabung. 
 Invi'tatpry, adj. cinlabenl). [reijen, locfen. 
 
 To Invite', v. I. a. lit. &fig. einlabenj II. n. 
 
 Invi't^r, s. bcr Ginlaber. 
 
 Invi'tiate [— 'shiet], adj. beflecft, cerborben. 
 
 Invit'rifi^ble, adj. 1. unt^erglaSbar? 2. Chem. 
 
 To In'vocate, vid.To Invoke. [ni6)t tierglofeni). 
 
 Invoca'tion, *. l.bie^Cnrufungj 2.1)cr7fufruf. 
 
 In'voice, s. Corns, bie fpeciftcirte SBaQren= 
 red^nung, ^Qcturo, fSiotaj value as per — , 
 aSJert^ in ^actura, as per — , laut%.,lant 
 STota } — continued, S^rouSport bcr g. , to sell 
 at a loss on the — , unter bem §-prei§ \)er= 
 fQufen? — amount, ber ^acturanjcrt()j — 
 book, or book of i-s, baS ^octurcnbu(i^. 
 
 To In'voifce, v. a. Coin. (SBoaren mit bcm 
 ^reig Quf cincr ^octur) onfe^cn, oufjeid^nen, 
 facturiren. 
 
 To Invoke', v. a. anritfen, aufrufcn. 
 
 InvoKucel, s. But. t^a^ ^itll(^cn. 
 
 jnvQlu'cellatc, adj. Bot. mit^flUd^cn umgeben. 
 
 InvQiu'cre, s. 1. ^na^ bie flbersugSl^ttutj 2. 
 Bot. bie (SSIumcnO^uHe. 
 
 [n voluntariness, *. 1. bie UnfreiwiUigf eit j 2. 
 bie Unn)illfu^rli(i^feit. 
 
 Invol'untary, I. adj. ; II. — fly, adv. 1. unfrci= 
 roiUig, ungern, gejroungen, 2.umT)iUfu^rU(l^. 
 
 In'volute , I. adj. Bot. eingeroUtJ II. s. Math. 
 bie 5nt)olutc. 
 
 involu'tion, s. 1. bic Ginrcicfelungj 2. bicSScrs 
 micfclung? 3. bie 4)ulle, ber Umfc^lag} 4. T. 
 bie Snoolution. 
 
 To Involve', v. a. 1. einwirfeln, ein^ipllen jTig-*. 
 2. ent()alten, in ficb faffeni 3. cerroicfeln, oers 
 luirrenj p«w. intereffirtfein bei . ..^^.Math. 
 pptenjircn. 
 
 |nvul'ner?ble , I. adj. unoerrounbbar, un\)er= 
 le^bar 5 II. — ness, s. bie Unocrle^barf eit. 
 
 lo inwAll', V. a. ummauern, umfd)liepen. 
 n'ward, In'wards, adv. 1 . innerli^, inwenbig, 
 2. in hah Snnere, cin»Qrt§. 
 n'ward, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. imcxli6), 
 inroenbig , im ^nncrn } 2. inlfinbifc^ , ein^ci* 
 mi\6)i 3. innig , tcrtraiitj — duty, ber @in= 
 gang&joH i aSinnensoU ? — privilege, baS ^n= 
 catDorredjt, in. .?. bef. i-s, p!. bQ§ Snnere/ 
 bie(5ingcTOeibc; (Shksp.) ber SSertr ante, [ten.i 
 
 To InwGave', v. reg. & ir.a. cinircbcn, f erflet^'i 
 
 InwOve', pret. Inwo'ven, p. p. b. t>. SB. 
 Tolnwrap' [inrap'J, v. a. 1. cinwicf eln , em* 
 ^itUen, 2. fig. oerwicfeln, oerwirren, itmftrif* 
 fen 5 3. n>ic To Inclose, 1. 
 To Inwreathe' [inreth'j, v. a. 1. einfled)tcnj 
 2. befranjen, umfrdnsen. [f^miicft. 
 
 Inwrought' [inrat'J, adj. eingearbcitct, ge=: 
 I'odate, s. Chem. ba§ jobinfaure (Sftlj. [fdure. 
 lod'ic, adj. Chem. jobfauerj — acid, bie ^Ob^ 
 I'pdide , s. Chem. bic Sobineoerbinbungj — of 
 mercury, ba§ So'^^UCtf filber 5 — of potassium, 
 ba§ Miumjobib) — of silver, bas Sobfilber. 
 I'odin, I'Qdjne, s. Cliem. bag 3ob, Sobin. 
 
 Toi'<?dize, V. a. Chem. mit ^ob iiberjic^en, 
 
 _ jobiren. [— acid, bie jobige ©dure. 
 
 I'odous, adj. Chem. uniJoUfommen jobfauer j 
 
 lod'ur^t, s. diem. baS Sobur. 
 
 I'plite, s. Min. bcr (Sorburit ,_S)iolenftcin. 
 
 io'njan, lon'jc, adj. jonifdi). lo'ta , s. vid. Jot. 
 
 Ipecilcuan'ha , .v. bic3PfCocwttn()a, ttmcrifan. 
 ober brafilionifd^e SrcciroursCel). 
 
 Irriscjbil'ity, Iras'ciblen^ss, s. bie ©eneigt^Cit 
 sum 3orne, keijbarfeit. 
 
 Irus'cible, adj. jum 3orne geneigt, reijbar. 
 
 Ire, s. bef. * ber 3orn , Unroille. 
 
 ire'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ady. *5ornig, wut^enb 
 
 Ire'Iand, s. Geog. ^rlanb. 
 
 Irides'cence, s, bQ8 fid^ ©Qr^cIIen in 0legcns 
 
 ^ bogenfarbcn, bo§ Snftren. 
 
 Trides'cent, adj. irifirenb. 
 
 i'rjs, s. 1, Ph}j. bcr Olegenbogenj 2. bef. Opt. 
 bieSflcgenbogenfarben, 3. Anat. fl)bie£fte» 
 genbogcnljautj 6)ber^[ugensirM} 4. Bot. 
 
 _ bic <Sd^n>erttilie. 
 
 i'rish, I. adj. 1. irif(^, irldnbifd^j 2. cant. 
 bummbreifl, un^crfc^dmt, plump, u.j ll.s. 
 sing. 1. baa 3rldnbif(^e, bieirldnbifd^e ©pra^ 
 d)C) 2. col. (ft. Irish-linen) bic irl. Seinroanbj 
 III. the — , s. pi. bie S^^Idnberj IV. comp. 
 — diamond , eine »orjugIi(^e ,ffn)fiallart (». 
 Kerry-head) ; — man, bcr ^l^tdnber) — wed- 
 ding, viilg. cine ©d^ldgcrcij — woman, bie 
 Sridnberinn. 
 
 i'rishism , s. bic trldnbif(^c 0pra(^eigen^eit. 
 
 To irk, V. imper. 1. drgcrn^ 2. crmitbcn. 
 
 irk'sdme, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. drgcrlid^ , OCr» 
 brief li(i, crmubcnb} III. — ness, s. bic SScr* 
 bricplid^feit, Sdftigfcit. 
 
 I'ron [i'urn], s. I. sing. bO§ GifcUj II. i-s, pi. 
 ^cffelU) carbonate of—, Chem. fo^tcnfau* 
 re§ @.5 in. adj. 1. ctfcrn} 2. cifcnfarbigi 3. 
 
 fig. fefl, eifern 5 IV. comp. 1 . (TTrten o.(5ifcn) : 
 band — (hooping— ), {Rcifeifcnj bloom — , 
 ^rifdjcifcuj old broken — (scrap—), alU^ 
 eifcn, Srud^cifcnj fine-metal— ,raffinirtes 
 ©., geincifcn, ^cinmetall5 (forge-) pig — , 
 
Iron 
 
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 Irre 
 
 Cflo^eifcn ? hammered — (or — hammered 
 into bars, auc^ merchant — ), ©tab* ol)er 
 ©tangencifeitj horse-nail—, ^ufnageleifcn. 
 New-sable— , ruffifc^eS Steufobcleifen} Old- 
 sable—, ruffif(^e§ "JCltfobeleifenj olsom 
 S. su ©rai^t, jDra^teifen) red-short—, rot^= 
 briid^igeS 6. 5 rod — (round — ), 0lunt5eifen 
 rolled — , 0loUeifen j sheet — (or — in sheets) 
 @-ble(^) — in slabs, @. in flatten j slit — 
 gefdjnittenes (5., ,5tn{peifeui— slit or— ham 
 mered into rods, ^kU u. J^ageleifen) soft 
 (or pore)-, gefc^meiDigcS (So sparkles of 
 — , fccr ^ammerfcijlag^ un wrought — , 9lo^ 
 cifen 5 white — , baS SBeipblcd^ (oerjinnte@-= 
 bled^) 5 wrought — , gcmalsteS oD. gejogene^ 
 @. J 2. (qI§ SBerfscuge, 2c.): a cramp — , einc 
 ciferne Slammer, — age , * bQ& eiferne 3cit= 
 alter? — backs for chimneys, ^Qminplatten? 
 
 — bands, Olatfd^ienenj — bar , I)ie ^-flangej 
 
 — bars, pi. t)a& <Stangeneifett 5 — (built) boat, 
 mx 33oot D. @-ble(^ j — bound , mit eifcrnen 
 Sfleifen Derfetjenj an — bound coast. Alar. 
 feol)eS 2ant> 5 — chest, bie ciferne ©elbfifle 5 — 
 clay, Min. feer (S-t^onj — cross, j¥^i7i. lDa§ 
 5}lu^leifen5 — crow, baS SSred^eifcn j — dust, 
 mod. T. cin SKajTe ju giguren in griiner unl) 
 ©ilberbronjej — Hint, Min. t)er e-ficfel? — 
 foundery, 1. l)ie S-gicperei, 2. (g-gupraaare 5 
 
 — frame , Typ. t}a§ <S(^lo^ an t)er ^repfpin* 
 tel 5 — furnace , ein Sfen jur Gofebereitung 3 
 
 — gage, 1. if-dr. t)cr ©ra^tmeffer, ^robe= 
 ring 5 2. Pm-m.t)ie©(i)ieff(inge 3— glimmer, 
 Min. ber ©-ra^m, ©-glimmer, — glue, Dcr 
 (&-^xtt, (Steintitt, SSancouocr'S StiiU — grey, 
 I. adj. e-graU) II. s. ein e-§^ferb, tcr ©-« 
 fd^immel 3 — guarded, mit @. befd)lagen3 — 
 handed, j?g-. ^Qnl)fefl 3 — handled, mit eifer* 
 nemCSrijfcj — horse. Mar. bcr ^apageien* 
 ftocf 3 —jack, Mec/i. l)as (eifcmc) ,ffammrab3 
 
 — knees, pi. Mech. eiferne ^nice3 — liquor, 
 Der aufgclSfle Q-xo^ , T. e-fc^jvdrsej - 
 lumps, @-luppen3 — mill, ber @-feammer3 — 
 mine, Mc 6-grubc3 — mold, t5ie (S-crbe, 
 @(l()»firserl5c 3 — mole, 5)er (S-fletf , Sloftflecf, 
 
 — monger, t^er @-^dnt)ler, S-frdmerj — 
 mongery, 1. ber @-^anl)el3 2. bie (S-voaas 
 rcn 3 — mordant , Z)j/. bie @-be{|e 3 — mould, 
 vid. — mold, — mole-, — pig, bie (5-gan§5 — 
 pin, bic@(^l{cpe, ber (Splint 3 — plate, baS 
 e-blC(&, (black -plate) ®d)»ar8bled^ 5 - 
 points, pi. Typ. bie ^unfturfpi^en , ^unf* 
 turcnj — rail-road, bie ©ifenboi^n, ber Biik- 
 ncnweg 5 — rim three bolt lock , ein |larfe& 
 eiferncS ^aflenf(3^lo^ mitbrei3ungen3 — rod, 
 T. 1. cinaKeipelber®ilb^auer3 2.baSSflunb* 
 cifen (ber 3inngieper) 3 - safe , 1. bie eiferne 
 
 (®eIb=)Safre5 2. mod. ein eifcrner (fcuerfe^ 
 l^er) !Depofitalfaflen3 — sand, Min. ber mag« 
 netifdje S-fonb, — sick, gcroftetj — side, 
 ber eiferne QCrm, @-feite3 — sided, fii^nj 
 raul), unlenffam, — sparkles or — scales, 
 |)ammerf(3^lag 3 — streaks , vid. — bands ; — 
 trump, bie eiferne OJJaultrommel, — ware, — 
 wares , pi. G-»aarcn 5 — water , vid. — 
 liquor; — wood, 1. ba& S-^olS5 2. Sot. ber 
 @-l)olsbaum3 — works, s. pi. bie G-^iitte, 
 ber ©-(jammer, baS ©-roerf 3 — wort, Bot. 
 bag 6-fraut, ©liebfraut. 
 
 *To i'ron, v. a. 1. platten, bugeln3 2. feffeln3 
 — ing cloth, ba& ^latttud^j — ing stove, dix 
 f leiner £)fen jur ^i^ung ber Sugeleifen. 
 
 *I'roned, p. p. 1. in ©ifen gcfleibet, beroaft* 
 
 _ net 3 2. mit ©ifcn befcMagen. [nifc^, fpottif(i. 
 
 Iron'ic , — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally , ado. iro= 
 
 I'ronist s. ber ©potter. 
 
 *rrony, adj. 1. eifern, ©ifensj 2. eifenartig. 
 
 i'rpny, s. bie S^onie, ber ©pott. 
 
 irpquois' [— ke§'] , s. ber 3tof efe. 
 
 Irra'djance, — cy, s. 1. baS (Stral)len, S8C' 
 
 flrat)len 3 2. ber (Stral)tenf(i^ein. 
 Tolrra'diiite, v. 1. a. 1. beflra()len, bef^ei? 
 
 nenj 2. beleben3 3. jieren 3 ^-fi^. crleud^ten j 
 
 II. n. ftra^len. 
 Irra'diate, p. a. gldnjenb perjiert, gefd^mfic!t» 
 Irradla'tion , s. 1. ba5 ®tral)len3 2. bie (Sr^ 
 
 Icud^tung. [nfinftig, 2. Maih. irrationelt. 
 Irra'tional , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. un»er= 
 irrational'ity, s. 1. bie llnpernunft32.bieS!>er= 
 ^ nunftn)ibrig!eit.[berbringlid^, unberbefferlic^. 
 Irreclai'mable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unwie- 
 Irreconcl'iable , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. un? 
 
 oerfo^nliij 2. uncereinbar? m. — ness , s. 
 
 l.bie Unoerf6^nlic|)f eit 3 2.bie Hnbereinbarf eit. 
 Irroc'onciled, adj. unau§gef6^nt, unoerfol)nt. 
 Irreconcilja'tion , s. 1. bic 3?i(l^tperf6^nung > 
 
 2. bic Unpcrcinbar!cit. [ffinnenb. 
 Irrecor'dable , adj. nic^t aufgcscid^nct werben 
 Irrecov'erable , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. un* 
 
 crfe^li(b3 2. unwieberbringlici^ (pcrloren), 3. 
 
 unoerbeJTerlid^5 HI. — ness, s. bic Unnjicbcr* 
 ^ bringli^feit. 
 trredee'maible , I. adj. nid^t loSjufaufcn 3 — 
 
 debts, unablo8li(^e ©(^ulbenj II. — ness, *. 
 ^bic Unabl6sli(^feit, Untilgbarfeit. 
 Irredu'cible , Math. I. adj. 1. nid^t jururf JU 
 
 bringen (— into, in)? 2. unocrneinerlic^ 3 
 
 3. Chem. nid^t rebucirbarj II. — ness, s. bie 
 Unfd^igfcit rebucirt, :c. ju werbcn. 
 
 IrrefragabiKlty, s. bic Unn>iberlcgU(i(>f cit. 
 irrefragable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unn)iber« 
 fpre(^li(i,unumft6pU(^. [bar. 
 
 Trrefu'table, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unwibcrlcg* 
 
Irre 
 
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 Irreg'ular, I. adj.; U. — ly , ado. 1. unregel: 
 nidf ig 3 2. unrid^tig 5 3. unortcntlic^ j III. i-s, 
 s. pi. Mil. unrcgelmopige 3;ruppen. 
 
 Irregular'ity, *. 1. t)ie Unregelmcipigfeit j 2.\)ic 
 
 * Unric^tigfeit, 3. Die UnorDentli^fcit, ^U0= 
 fd^roeifung. [^ung,unv>erbunt)en 
 
 frrel'ative , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. o^nc SSejie* 
 
 irrei'evancy, *. t)ie Unanwenbbarfeit. 
 jrrei'evant , I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. Uttail»eni)= 
 ^hav, m6}t (jur @a(l()e) ge^Srig. 
 Jrrelie'vable, adj. unab^elflidf). 
 irreli'gion, s. t)er Unglaubc, bie 3rrcligio|itfit 
 irreli'gious, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. ungldubig, 
 
 irreligifi^, ru(blo§. 
 |rre'meabie, adj. hm {Eiitffe^r gcftattenb. 
 irreme'diable , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. umh- 
 
 l)elfli(b 5 un^eilbarj III. — ness, s. bie UnbciU 
 _ barfdt. [licb 5 III. —ness, *.bie Unerldplid^f eit. 
 Irrewrs'sible , I. adj, ; II. — ly , adv. unerldp= 
 irremO'vable, adj. LunbewcgUcbjunabdnber* 
 Ji(b } 2. (femes TCmtcS) uncntfe^bar. 
 irremu'n^rable, adj. unbelobnbar. 
 Lrreparabri'jty, s. bie Unerfe^Ucbfeit. 
 irrep'arable, I. ac/j. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. unerfe^s 
 ^ U(l() 5 2. ni(bt njieber gut ju macben. [ruflicb 
 Irrepea'lable, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. unroiber* 
 Irrepen'tance, s. Ui Unbupfertigfeit. 
 irreplev'iable, adj. Law , unauSl^Sbar. 
 Irreprehen'sjble , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unta^ 
 
 bel^aft,unflrdfli(b. 
 Irrepre^en'table, adj. unbarfteHbar. 
 Vrepres'sible, ad^'. ununterbriicfbar. 
 IrreprOa'chable , Irreprd'vable , I. adj. ; II. — 
 _ ly, adv. untabeUjaft, untabelig , tabelloS. 
 irrepti'tious, adj. eingef(bli(ben. 
 Irresis'tence, s. Die aSiberftttnb&toftgfeit. 
 trresistjbii'jty, s. Die Unn)iberflebli(bftit. 
 Irresis'tible, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. unwibers 
 
 l^eljllcb } III. — ness, s. »ie b. t. SaS. 
 Irres'oluble , I. adj. unaufl6Slicb j H. — ness, 
 ' s. bie Unaufl6§(i(b!eit. 
 Irres'olQte, I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. unentf(blo[= 
 
 fen , unfcbluffigj III. — ness , Irresplu'tion, s. 
 ^ bie Uncntf(blojfenbeit. [loS , unbebingt. 
 
 irrespec'tive, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. riicEftcbtSs 
 irres'pirable , adj. jum ©iuatbrnen untauglicb/ 
 ^ irrefpirabel. 
 
 irrespSnsjbil'ity , s. bie Uncerantworfliddf eit. 
 IrrespSn'sible, adj. untjerantwortUd^. 
 Irrestrai'nable, adj. unauf^altbar. 
 irrSten'tive, adj. nid^tbebaltenb, f(bma(^ (i>om 
 
 ©ebdd^tnip). [litb , unraieberbringlitb- 
 
 JrrStrie'vable , I. adj. ; il. — ly, adv. unerfe§= 
 IrrStur'nable, adj. un»ieberrufli(^. 
 IfTgv'?r?nce, s. bie Une^rcrbietigfcit. [tig. 
 jrrSv'^rent, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. une^rerbies 
 
 irrever'sible , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unnjiber» 
 
 ruflicb, unabdnberlicbj ill. — ness, s. Die Uit» 
 
 »iberrufli(b?cit. [berruflic^feit. 
 
 IrrevocabTl'ity, Irrev'pcablen^ss , s. bie UnttJl* 
 Jrrev'ocaible , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unn>iber= 
 Irrides'c?nt, adj. anlttd^enb. [ruflid^. 
 
 To ir'rigate, v. a. mdffern, befcud()ten. 
 Irrjga'tion, s. bie 35c»dfferung, ffiefeutbtung. 
 Irng'uous, adj. wafferreid^, feud^t. 
 irn'sion, s. bie SScrlad^ung, SSerfpottung. 
 irritabii'ity, s. bie SfteijbarFeit. 
 Ir'ritable, adj, reijbar. 
 Ir^ritant, I. adj. 1. Law, annuUirenbj 2. QUf" 
 
 rcgenb , reiicnb j II. i-s, s. pi. Oleismittel. 
 To Ir'rjtate, v. a. 1. irritiren, errcgen^reisen j 
 ^2. Laio, annuUiren. 
 Irnta'tion, s. 1. bic (Sntjunbungj 2. bie TCuf* 
 
 regung , Sfleijung 5 3. bic (Srbitterung. 
 Ir'rjtatory, adj. aufreijeno, Qufregcnb. 
 Irrprii'tion, s. bie a3etrdufelung, J8efprcngung. 
 To Ir'rugate, v. a. runjcUg macben. 
 Irrup'tlon, s. ber (Sinbrutb j GinfoU. [ftfirjenb. 
 Irrup'tjve, adj. einbred^enb, einfallcnb , bc'^cin* 
 if, 3. ps. sing, praes. ind. t»on To Be. 
 Fsaac [col. i'zak] , s. ^faof (5Ji-n.). 
 Isabel, Isabel'la, s. 1. SfabeUa (^-n.)) 2. ba§ 
 
 58raunli(b<<Sd^musig=)®cIb} 3. bie^fabeUe 
 isagS'gjc, — cal, adj. einleitenb. [(^ferb). 
 i'sag8n , s. Geom. bie glcid^njinfelige ^igur. 
 iRa'iah [— 'ya, col. iz.a'ya] , *. ^efaia (9Ji-n.). 
 is'atis, s, 1. Zool. ber ^olarfu(b§ 5 2. Bot. ber 
 ^SBaib. 
 Ischiad'jc* a(^j* L -^nat. bie^fiften betreffenb^ 
 
 ^ufts^ 2. Med. — passion , ba§ ^H^tm^. 
 ischuret'lc, Med, I. adj. ^arntreibenb? II. s, 
 
 bQS^-eTOtel. 
 
 is'chury, s. Med. bie 4)arnDerbaItung. 
 I'sjcle, vid. b. a. U. b. Icicle. 
 iVjdore, s. Sfibor (OJi-n.). 
 i'fjnglass, s. Ui 5:)Qufenblafe, ber ^ifd^leim? 
 
 — fish, Ich. ber grope^aufeuj— stone, Min. 
 ^ ber 3:alfflcin, "mx^ Waxim^laS. 
 is'lamism , s. ber 5&Ic»niiSmu§. 
 is'land [i'land] , s. bie Snfel, ba§ Silanb. 
 *Is'iand?r, s. ber SnfelbeiDobner. 
 *Isle [II], s. 1. n>ie Island ; 2. incor. ft. Aisle, 
 ♦is'l^t, s. dim. ba§ Snfeld^en. 
 isSjbroraat'ic, adj. gleid^fttrbig. [d()ronif(b^ 
 Isocb'ronal, IstJch'rpnous, adj. gleid^S^itig, ifo* 
 IsSgh'rQnism, s. Mech. ber glei^e 3citbeftanb, 
 
 bic ©leicbbauer. [liren. 
 
 ToV9late,u. a. abfonbern, ccrcinjeln, ifo» 
 l^ola'tion, s. bie ^bgefonbcrtbeit j SfoHrung. 
 Isome'rja, s. bic ©leid^t^etligfeit. 
 Isoraer'ic, adj. T. gleid^get^eilt, ifomerif(^. 
 Is9met'rical, adj. T. ifometrifd^. 
 
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 426 
 
 Ispmor'phous , adj, Cryst. gleid^gcf^altet, ifo? 
 
 _ ntorp^if4>. i^aUn'ii , ifoperimetrifd^. 
 
 fsQperimet'ric^il , adj. Gcom. glcid^en Umfang 
 
 isSs'celes, Geom. 1. adj. glei(l)f(i^enfelig > II. s. 
 Mc gleid^f(i)en!eli9c ^tgur. 
 
 isQf/ier'mal , adj. Fhy. ifotljermifd^. 
 
 IsotSn'jc, adj. gleid^tSnent), ifotonifc^. 
 
 Ispahan', Ispahaun', s. Geog. 3§pcil)an. 
 
 Is'raelite, £. ber S^i^aelit. 
 
 Israelit'ic, Israelit'jsh, adj. ifraelitifd). 
 
 *Is'suable, adj. 1. auSgegebenwertjenfonnen^j 
 2. Law, jur entfd^eiDuug fii^renb. 
 
 *Is'suant, adj. /fer.t)eroorge^enl), ^-fd^reitent). 
 
 Is'sue psh'shu] , *. 1. t)a§ |)ercorFommen,|)ers 
 auSfommcn, 4)erau§flief en 5 bcr ^luf , ^b^ 
 flup, 2. Uv QCuSgang, :?fu8»eg5 3. 5«r8:.l)a§ 
 ^ontanellj 4. tie Sieferung , S5crabfoIgungj 
 5. fcie erlaffung cine§ SSefe^B, ijer@rlapj 
 (>. bie Gmittirung (0. (Sclb, ic)? T. bic a5e= 
 cnMgung, l)er(Sd^lup, JBcfd^lup, 8. ijerGr^ 
 folg, Me Solge? /^aio-*. 9. t)ic Olc(^t8tl)at= 
 
 t)er ©trettpunft, 11. bie Stad&fommcnf^aft, 
 Seibe^erbcitj 12. einfiinfte (\). (Srunbftiirf en, 
 :c.)5 13. !JCu§gabcn, Soften) to beat — , im 
 (Streifc fein, a cause at — , cine fprud)fertige 
 (Sad^e 5 to join — , 1. Law , an W le|tc 3n* 
 ftanj gc^en j 2. meiter ge^cn, fortgc^en, bank 
 of—. Com. t)ie 3ettelbanf , 3totenbanf5 — 
 paper, ^ontanellpapier 5 — plaster, Da§ ^on= 
 taneUpflQitcr. 
 
 *To is'sue, V. I. n. 1. fommen, ^ert>orgel)cn, 
 ^-Fommen, ausflie^cnj 2. au^bred^cn, auS^ 
 fallen 5 3. l)crf!ammen , ^erfommen , 4. bcf. 
 Z.aio, ausgc()en, fid^ entigen? 5. to — to the 
 jury, t>em "JTu^fprud^e ter ®efd^»ornen uber= 
 Ittlfen, 6. fic^ crftrctfen,auglaufen(in)5 H. 
 a. 1. au§f(i^iefen, auSgeben, liefernj au§Iaffen, 
 erlaffcn, crgel^en lajTen, 2. Corns. a)au§ftel= 
 Icn (SBcd^fel) , 6) (®ell>,2C.) emittiren. 
 
 ♦is'sueless, adj. !int5erIo§, unbccrbt. 
 
 Isth'raus [1st'—] , .V. t)ie 2aut)enge, ber SflOmuS. 
 
 it, pron. c§5 by — , tabei,bttl)urd)i for— , ba= 
 furj of — , t>cffen, bauonj you will have an 
 ugly night of—, ®u mvft cinef(!^Ic(^te9ta(l^t 
 ^aben, — is (abhr. 'tis or it's) I, i6) bin e§. 
 
 ftal'i^in, I. adj. italientfd^ 5 II. s. 1. ber Stalie-- 
 
 nerj 2. ba§ Staltenifdje) III. comp. — bag- 
 pipe, Mus. bag |)ummcld)en (5frt<Sactpfctfc)j 
 — juice, ber fpQnif(^c ©aft, SaWf^enfaft? — 
 marble, ber ® la^ftcin 5 — paste, bie bcfic ©or- 
 te fiafri^enfaft. 
 
 To Ital'janate, To Itjil'ianlze, ii.a. italienifircn. 
 
 Ital'jc, Typ. I. adj. jur 6urr»>f(^rift gcl)6rig, 
 itali\(i} 5 II. i-8, s. pi. bie 6urfii"'fd)rift. 
 
 To Ital'jcise , v. a. mit Gurfu^fd^rift auajcic^^ 
 
 it'aly, ,v. Geog. ^talien. [ncn, brucfcn. 
 
 itch, s. 1. Med. W ^rd|c, ber :jru§f(^lagi 2. 
 baf Sucfenj ^.fig. ba§ SSerlangen, ©cliiftc. 
 
 To itch, V. n. 1. jucfcnj 2. fig. (tjcftig) iht= 
 
 ^ langen, geliiften. 
 
 It'chy, adj. 1. frd^igj 2. bcgicrig, liiflern. 
 
 i't?m, I. adv. aud^, inglcid^cn, ferner j II. s. 1. 
 ber (9lc(^nung§=)^f'^tifcl ob. ^oftcn im SJud^ei 
 2._ein neucr @a§ j 3. ber SBinf, ^ingerjcig. 
 
 Toi'tem,^v. a. anmcrFen, aufjeici^ncn, aufno* 
 
 Tt'erant, It'erative, adj. n>ieberl;oIenb. [tiren. 
 
 To it'erate, v. a. »icber()oIcn, 
 
 itera'tion , s. bic SBieberl)olung. 
 
 itin'erancy ,^.ba§ Umtjerreifen, Uml)erwanbcrn. 
 
 itifn'?rant, adj. rcifenb? (umi;)er)»anbernb, 
 t)crumjic^enb5 — library, bie{Rcifebibliot^ef) 
 
 _ — map, bic 9leifcfarte. 
 
 Itinera'rium , *. Surg, bic 2eitung§fonbC. 
 
 Itin'^rary , I. s. \ia^ {Kcifebud) , ^tincrarium 5 
 II. adj. {Reifcs 5 rcifenb. 
 
 To Itin'erate, v. n. (umt)cr) reifen. 
 
 its, pron, fcin, fcincr, bcffcn. 
 
 Itself, pron. rejl. c5 felbft, fclbl*t, fid). 
 
 it'trium , &c. vid. in Y . . . . 
 
 Jvad', ivads', adv. vuig. n>a()r^aftig. 
 
 i'vory, I. .V. baS Glfcnbcin, II. arfj. elfcnbci- 
 ne(r)nj III. cump. — billed wood -pecker, 
 Orn. ber ©djwarjfpcd^t) — black, gcbrann- 
 m (SIfenbein, — gull, Om. bic (S-meoc. 
 
 i'vy, s. Bot. ber (Sp()eu, Gppid^, baS SBinter^ 
 griinj tree—, ber 35aumep()eu5 — berry, 
 ber e-famej — owl, Orn. bie grauc gulcj — 
 resin, ba§ ©-Ijarj. [umranft. 
 
 I'v^^ed (I'vied) , adj. * mit Gpl)eu bewac^fcn, 
 
 ixio'nian, adj. 1. Myth, iyionifc^j 2. Jig. l>cr* 
 
 iz'ard, s. Zooi. bic ®emfc, Sfa^b. [wegcn. 
 izzarees', s. pi. Com. einc %rt oftinbifc^cr 
 raeipcr ,^attun. 
 
 J. 
 
 J [jJl] , s. (cin gjJitlauter) ba& 3, \, (Sob). 
 J., ai/if. Ja. ft. James; J/A. fl. joint account; 
 
 Jac. ft. Jacob ; Jan. , Jan'', ft. January ; J. C. 
 ft. Jesus Christ; J. D. ft. iJuris Doctor) 
 
Jabb 
 
 427 
 
 Jag 
 
 k^octor at Law ; Jer. fl. Jeremy, Jerom ; Jest, 
 fl. Jesuit; J. U.S., vid. nxit.l, ahbr.;Jn., 
 Jno., Jo. J oh. fl, John ; Josh. j^. Joshua; J. P. 
 ft. justice of (the) peace; jr. ft. junior? J. R. 
 ft. James Ilex; Jul. ft. July; Jun. ft. June; 
 Just. fl. Justice. 
 
 'I'o Jab'ber, v. n. \6)mttcvn, f(i()n)a§cn. 
 
 Jab'ber, s. dq§ ©ef^natter, ©efc^labbcr, ®e= 
 
 Jub'ber^r, s. Ux ©d^natterer. [f(ii»a§. 
 
 jrib'irii, s. Orn. ber Sabiru, brafilian. Olci^er. 
 
 Jac'am^r, s. Orn. bcr brafUian. ^Famar. 
 
 Ja'c?nt,arfi. Uogent). 
 
 Jack, {dim. c. John , allgcm. ©tid^namc, bcf. 
 bcr cngl. 5}?otrofen) l. 5oI)ann, ^anS, 2. 
 conf. t)cr(gememe, fred^e) Jlerl, StafenjciS, 
 ^. fig. ber SBctter^a^n? 4. ber |)an§n)urfl, 
 ^arr, bumme Jlerl, GinfaltSpinfeU 5. bcr 
 ^nc(i)tj a5oot§f«ed)t3 6.bQ5 OJ^anndjcn (ocrfd^. 
 tierfiif iger 3:^iere) j ber ^at)n (bef. ber Otaub- 
 cogel)} T. bcr (junge) vf)eii^t j 8. {T\.<xmz cini* 
 gcr®efteHe,:c. :)ber ^uc(^t,(5feI,S5ocf, ^ols* 
 bocf , ©cigeborf j SBratenraenber j SBirbet 5 
 ^flocf? tie ^rompei Bmecfc, 9. Mec/j. bie 
 (3ug*}S[Binbe, ber ^lofc^ensugj 10. bie (mit 
 ®ifcnbrQt)t bur(bn(!i^te , lebcrne) S^^cfe, ba& 
 ^ani^crHcib,- 11. ber leberne ©(^loud^j 12. 
 ber itrug, bie ©cbcnffanni? 13. Gam. bie 
 3icIFugcl (bei eincm ^egclfpict)} 14-.ba§3ielj 
 15. Muss. a)ber:ynfd)Idger,bie©orfe,3:an« 
 9cnte J b) ber Stift jum ©pinettfpiclcn 5 16. 
 Mar. bie ®6fd>, Heine (Pierecfigc) ©cbi|fs= 
 flagge 5 jumping— , Orn. bic^ettganS, bcr 
 ^inguinj — by the hedge, Bot. ba§ ^nob= 
 lau(^8frautj — in a {or the) box, 1. ba^ 
 ©(^ad^telmcinnd^en , 2. Mec/i. eine Heine 
 SDaumfraft, cin ^lafd^enjug, eine (3ugO 
 SBinbc ) 3. vid. — screw ; 4. Bot. bic f lingenbe 
 ^ernanbia ? — with (in) a lantern ( — a-lan- 
 tern, or — o'-l.) vnlg. ba§ SrrHt^t, ber %xx'- 
 »if(^5 — in office, cant, bcr grobeaSeamtctei 
 — of {or in) the bread room , Mar. bc8 ^ro* 
 mantmciflers ^IStaai (auf ^rieggfc^iffen)?- 
 Adams , joe. .f)ttn§ 5^arr 5 — an-apes , 1. bcr 
 ^ffej 2.,%. bcr ^DJauIaffe, — a-dandy, ber 
 2affe, (^Qn§) 5Tarr, |)afenfu^ 5 — a-lent,yig:. 
 ber einfaltSpinfeU — ass, 1. ber (mannl.) 
 6feU 2.con^ (o.5}?enfd)en)einefet5 — block, 
 Mar. ber ©ramftengenroinbreepsblotf 5 — 
 boots, Tpl. bic (Steiffliefein , ^ourierfticfcln, 
 (Stt\)ttllcriefliefeln , fam. k Ac. ^ttnonenj — 
 catch , — Ketch , vnlg. ber ^cnfcrj — chain, 
 bie ©perrfette, ^cmmFettC) — daw, Orn. bic 
 ©O^lcj — flag, vid. 16. 5 — frame, Mech. bie 
 ^einfpinbclban!, ^einfpulma[(^ine j — head 
 pump, bie ©peifepumpc 5 — line , bie @(^nur 
 om aSratcnwcnberj — lock , ba§ ©d^rauben* 
 
 5 - plane, Join, bcr ©djrub^cbclj ^ 
 pudding, bcr .^Qnftnjurflj — sauce (-sprat), 
 ber 3tarr , gaffe, un\}erf(bamte ^crl , (fleinc) 
 !rcafeR)ei§5 — saw, bie 3:rerffQgej — screw, 
 bie SBagenwinbc, — smith, bcr aSratennjcn^ 
 bermad^erj — snipe, Om. bic .^aarfd^ncpfc 5 
 
 - staff. Mar. bcr ^laggcnftocf, ®6fd)flocf 5- 
 stones, 'pl. Gam. ^n6(bcl(bcn(bcicincm^in» 
 berfpici) j — tar, cant. fond. & joe. ber(cn9l.) 
 SJJatrofc j — towel, bic OloUquel)Ic. 
 
 Jack'al, s. Zool. bcr <Sd)Qfal, ©olbwolf. 
 Jacked, p. a. Far. ben <Spat() ^abcnb. 
 Jack'^t, s. 1. ba§ SBammS, bie ^acfc, ^upcj 
 
 2. Mech. bcr SRantcl iiber (§i)linbcr, ^cffet 
 ober 9l6t)ren bei ©ampfmofdjincn. [(^cn. 
 
 Jack'ey, Jiick'y, s. (dim. i\ John)^Qn^,^an§» 
 
 Ja'cob, s. 3acob(^-n.)j - V ladder, Bot. 
 
 bic SQCobSIcitcrj-'s staff, 1. bcr ^ilgcr* 
 
 ftab j 2. bcr jDoId^floctj 3. Maf/t. bcr Jacobs* 
 
 flab, ^6l)cnmcfrcr. 
 
 Jac'pbifn, 1. s. bcr S^icobinerj II. or J acobm'jci 
 
 — cal, adj. jacobinifd) , rci>olutionor. 
 Jac^Qbine, s. 1. bie jDominifanernonnC} 2.^0* 
 
 cobine (^-n.) j 3. Om. bic Socobinertaube. 
 Jac'objnism, s. ber ^acobiniSmud. 
 To Jac'obinize, v. a. mit jacobinifd^cn ®runb» 
 
 fd§en anflcefcn. 
 
 Jac'obite, I. s. bcr ^(icobit, II. adj. jacobitifd^ 
 Jaco'bus. -^^ -^'«w. ber ^c^cobuS (altc cngl. 
 
 ©olbmiinsc i>on 25 s.). 
 
 Jacpnet', .«. Com. bcr^ftconct (fcincr 9Ku§lin). 
 Jactita'tion, s. 1. bQ§ 4)erumn)crfcn} 2. Law, 
 
 bcr unrcc^tma^igc .f)eiratl)§anfprud). 
 To Jac'ulate, v. a. fd)icpcn, TOcrfcn (mit ^fei= 
 
 Icn, K.). [^fcilcn, u. 
 
 Jacula'tion , s. bQ§ 8d^ic(icn obcr SBcrfen mit 
 Jac'ulator, s. Ich. bcr ©d)(eubercr. 
 Jac'ulat(?ry, adj. 1. TOcrfcnb, f(^Ieubernb5 2. 
 
 IjerauSgcftopcn , geraorfen 5 — prayer, baS 
 
 (Stopgcbet. 
 Jade, s. 1. cin altcf , abgerittcnc§ ^ferb , bic 
 
 5Kal)re, col. ^racTcj 2. cont. bic (oltc) SSct^ 
 
 tcl, 9}?c^c? 3. ba§ wilbc OMbd^cn, coLW 
 
 pummel 5 4. Min. bic ^o.t>c (^aSpiSart). 
 ToJade,u.I. a.l.abmatten, objagcnj^g-.v. 2. 
 
 crmfibenj 3.(juttlen,l)ubeln,ti)rannifirpn5 4.l)crs 
 
 obfc^cn, crnicbrigcn) j-d teeth, Qbgcnu|tcob. 
 
 faulc3dl)nc5 II. n. crmattcn, crlicgcn. 
 Ja'djsh, adj. b6§, boSl)aft, wibcrfpanfligj 
 
 figs. 2. fd^led^t, f(^anbli(lj5 3. auSft^mei* 
 
 fcnb, licberli(b 5 4. foul, trage. 
 To Jag, V. a. Ferben,QU§SQcfcn 5 jagged leaves, 
 
 Bot. gejdl)ncltc SSldttcr? jagging iron, Bak 
 
 bQ§ ^crbrab , ^utbenrdb^cn. 
 Jag, s. 1. bic ^'erbc, ^arfcj 2. bic ^Icinigfcit j 
 
 3. bic f leinc Sabung , Xafl (^cu, :c.). 
 
Jagg 
 
 428 
 
 Jeer 
 
 Jfig'i^ry. Jag'hery, s. (oftinb.) ter 9)?0§!o»at5C= 
 
 Hg'gy, adj. geJcrbt, jarfig ? uneben. [juif cr. 
 
 Jaguar', s, Zool. X>ix ^d^mx , W Unje. 
 
 Jail, s. toer ^erfer,t)aS ©efangnif j— bir(l,ft<rf.. 
 t)er ©efangene 5 — delivery, l>ie ©efdngnip- 
 7Cu§Iecrung5 — fever, fcQ§ sKerferfteber^ — 
 
 To Jail, V. a. einfcrfem. [keeper , v/d. Jailer. 
 
 Jai'ier, s. ber ©efttngenmdrter, ^crfcrmeiflcr, 
 ©tocfmeifter, — 's fees, DaS ©^liepgelJ). 
 
 Jakes, *. pZ. l.Melbtrittggrube^ 2.t>ie5Kifl= 
 
 Jal'ap, s. Pharm. t)ie ^alappc. [grube. 
 
 Jam , s, 1. Conf. Vii (Sonferoe \>on gefottenen 
 §rfi^tcn,9Jlarmetai5e5 2. einc !?Crt ,^int)crs 
 roef 5 3. Min. bie Binnabern unterbred^enl)e 
 ©teinfd^id^tj 4. i^it/. Jamb. 
 
 To Jam, V. a. 1. sufammenprcjfcn; nemmcn, 
 jwdngen, fcrucfenj 2. Mar. a) ftaucnj 6) fic^ 
 »erfnitipfen; Hemmcn (Don 3)auen). 
 
 J^miVjc?, *. 1. (?eog. (t)ie Snfel) Scintaicaj 2. 
 (— rum) ier (ec^tc) SaniaicttsSiumj — pep- 
 per, vid. Allspice; — wood, t)a$ 3(intaica= 
 ^ol5,a5rariIicnl)oIs. 
 
 Jamb [jam] , s. Arch, tie ^foftc, ber ^feiler. 
 
 Jambee', s. ein oflintifd^er Ololjrftocf. 
 
 James, dim. Ja'mie, .?. ^OCob (5)l-n.). 
 
 Jane, *. l-So^anna, ^ann(i^en(^-n.) 52.Co/7j. 
 cin baumroollcncr 3eug (:j(rt Sard^ent)} 3. 
 Mech. vid. Jenny. 
 
 To Jan'gle, v. n. 1. fci^wa^en} 2. janfen, frei= 
 fd^en, 3.unl^armomf(i fliugen (a.un().mad)en). 
 
 Jan'gle, *. 1. fitt 3anf 5 2. l)tt§ ©cHapper, ©e^ 
 rajfeli 3. t)a§ ®efii^»d§. 
 
 Jan'gler, s. lit ^dnjer, <S(^n)(i§er. 
 
 Tan'jtor, s. Uv S^ur()utcr, ^fortner. 
 
 Jan'izaries, s. pi. t)ic 3amtf(i()Qren. 
 
 Jan'ngck, s. ljQ§ ^aferbrob. 
 
 Jan'senist, *. Ecc. ber Sanfenifl. 
 
 To Jant,u, n. i)erum ftreid^en, um^er jie^en. 
 
 Jiint, s. 1. CO/, ijer ©aug, ^uSflug, bic Sa()rt5 
 
 Jan'tily, adv. muntcr, luftig. [2. i)ie Olal)fetge. 
 
 Jan'tinegs, s. l..bic SJhinterfeitj 2. Mc^cin* 
 
 Jan'tle, s. ber^olfenreif er.[^eit (imSetragen). 
 
 Jan'ty, adj. 1. munter, Icitltferttg, 2. gepu^t, 
 
 Jan'uary, s. bcr (5i)ionat) S^^nwar. [gldnjent). 
 
 Japan', I. s, 1. Geog. Tapani 2. einiapani= 
 fd^cr Sfloi^rftotf) 3. tie japanifd^e lacfirte Tfr^ 
 beitj II. adj. iapanifc^ 5 — china , i)a5 (j-e) 
 gcmaltc ^orjeUanj — earth, Die j-e ©rDe, Da§ 
 }tatC(§U5 — mulberry tree, Bot. ber inbifd^e 
 ^Kaulbccrbttum, — work, wrf. Bantam-work. 
 
 To Japan', v. a. 1. mit japanifc^er Arbeit cer= 
 Sieren, larfirenj 2. vwfg. (©tiefeln) rotd^fen. 
 
 Japanese', JapQuese', I. s. l.berSflpaner^S^- 
 panefe, bic3opan(?nnnj 2. bas^apamf^cj 
 II. adj. iapamfd(>. [pu^cr. 
 
 J^pan'n?r, s. 1. ber ^acfircr j 2. u«/g. bcr ©c^u V 
 
 Japan'ning, s. bie Sacfirfunft- 
 
 Jaqu'et [jak' — ] , *. ^Qcobe , S^icobinc (S-n.). 
 
 To Jar, V. I. w. 1. f(i)mrreu, fnarren, fc^nar* 
 
 renj 2. miptfinen, 3. (n)iber)flreitcn? mip* 
 
 t)eUig feinj II. a. fd)utteln, riitteln. 
 Jiir, s. 1. baS ©efc^rairr^v^navren, 2. bcrOJJip^ 
 
 ton, 3. ber (Streit, bie Si^ip^eUigfeitj 4. baS 
 
 vKlaffen: the door is upon the — , bie S^^iir 
 
 Hajft (ifl nur angele^nt). 
 Jiir, s. 1. ber (fleinerne) Jtrug? 2. bie JlruFc 
 
 (al&5}?ap)5 3. Elec. \iit glafd)e5- raisins. 
 
 pi. S^opfrofincn. 
 Jar'des, s. pL Far, bie StaSpe, SRappe. 
 Jar'gQn, .v. ber ^avQon : l. baS uncerfldnblic^e 
 
 ® efd^mdi , ^Roubermdlfc^ , 2. bag €flott)n5dlfd)j 
 
 3. vid. Zircon. 
 Jargonelle', *. bie ^civgoneUe (^crbfibirn). 
 Jar'gonist, s. ber fttuberwdlfc^ Sflebenbe. 
 Jar'rings, s. pi. 1. OJZi^tone , 2.^ip^eUigFeiten. 
 Jar'vis, Jjir'vy, ,9. ©eroafiuS (5)?-n.). 
 Ja'sey, s. Ut (moUene) ^erriicfe. 
 Jas'hawk, s. ber junge galfc. 
 Jas'mjn, s. Bot-s. berSrt^niinj Persian— , bcr 
 
 fpanifd^c ^olunber, red—, berS-baumj — 
 
 gloves, mit Sa^min parfiiimirte ^anbf^u^e. 
 Jas'per, s. l.^a§parf9JJ-n.)^2.Afm.ber3ae* 
 Jaun'dice, s. M<d. bic ©elbfuc^t. [piy. 
 
 Jaun'diced, adj. 1. gelbfuc^tigj 2.fig.\iiU 
 To Jiiunt, <fec. vid. To Jant, (fee. [fuit)tig. 
 
 Ja'va [or ja'va] , s. Geog. (bie Snfel) ^aM > 
 
 • swallow, Orn. bie inbianifc^c ©c^raalbe. 
 Jayanefe', I. s. 1. ber ^a^anefcj 2. ba8 3<i*>(i' 
 
 nift^e 5 II. a<^i. jacanifcb , jai^anefifd). 
 Jiiv'aris, vid. Tajacu. [SSurffpicfJ. 
 
 Jav'el , s. ber Sonbllreid^er Jave'lin , s. bcr 
 Jaw, I. s. 1. ber v^innbadfcn, bie ^innlabe, 
 
 liefer 5 2.j-s, p/.. berOladjen, ©cblunbjS. 
 
 Mar. bie ^Hid (einer ©offel), 4. jig. vulg. 
 
 iSd^mdl)ungcn) II. comp. — bone , ber ^nn- 
 
 barfen j - fall , fig. vulg. W SJiut^Iofigfeit j 
 
 - fallen, mut^lo§5-tooth, ber S3o(f enjabn } 
 
 — vrorkfvulg. baS Jtauen, effen. 
 
 To Jaw, V. n. k a. vulg. f^mdt)cn, fctiimpfen. 
 
 J.aw'y, adj. tit ,^innbacfen betreffenb. 
 
 Jay, s. Orn. bcr ei(beU)d^er, bie Sifter, ©o^lc. 
 
 jji'zel, *. Min. ber blaufarbige (Sbelflein. 
 
 Jeal'ous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ciferfud)ti^] 
 (-of, Quf)i 2. eifrig,beforgtj 3. argwtJt)^ 
 nifd^ , Wad^fam 5 III. — ness , Jeal'ousy , *. 1 . 
 bie Siferfud^t, ber ^iCrgmoljn^ t)a§5Jiiftrttuenj 
 2. Bibl. ber 6ifer 5 3. bie dngfllictic Seforgni^. 
 
 Jean, Jea'net , s. vid. Jane, [fpottcn , j^id^Cln. 
 
 To Jeer (Jear), v. a. & n. nccfcn, ^O^nen, 
 
 Jeer, s. ber <Spott, ^o^n , bie ©tid^elci. 
 
 Jee'rer, s. ber @p6tter. 
 
 Jee'rjngly, adv. fpottlDCife, ^O^ntfd!). 
 
Jeer 
 
 429 
 
 Jib 
 
 Je€rs, s. pL. Mars, bie ^arbelcj main — , tie 
 St. t)er gropen 9laa j fore -, liz^. ber^ocfe. 
 
 Jeffery, Jeffry, s. (abbr. Jeff) ©ottfriet) 
 
 Jehez'ekel, s. ©sed^iel (l)ebr. (S-n.)- [(OJl-n.)- 
 
 Jeho'vah, *. Se^ota, ©ott. [f^cr 
 
 Je'hu, *. cawf. ber gef(i>{cfte (oerroogcne) ,Kut= 
 
 Jejune', ^g-. I. adj. nud)tcrn, leer, matt, fabej 
 II. — ness, s. bie 3Xuc^tcrnt)eit, Scere. 
 
 Jel'lied, arfj. gallcrtartig, geronnen. 
 
 Jelly, s. bie ® oUer tei bev bicec, ocrbicf te (£)bft=) 
 ©aft, ©ele'e, - bag, ber ^iltrirfacf su ©aU 
 Icrte^ - broth, bie ©allerte, ^raftbrii^e 5 - 
 glasses (or col. jel'lies), pL ©eleegldfei". 
 
 Jemi'ma, *. ^acobine (^-n.). 
 
 Jem'my, I. adj. vidg. nett, fauber, f(j^mucf 5 II 
 s. dim. 0. James, ^(acobd&en. 
 
 Jen'n^t, 1. vid. Genet; 2. vid. b. f. SB. 1. 
 
 Jen'ny» *• !• d^'^' ^- ^^^^* ^ann(i)cn (^-n.)) 
 2. Mech. bie 3ennt)maf(l^ine (<Spinnmafd^ine 
 pr SSerfeinerung ber SBoUe). 
 
 Jent'ling, *. Idh. ber bIaue\Raulbarf(l^. 
 
 ToJeop'ard, To JeopVdi^.e G^p'— ]» v. a. 
 in ©cfal^r (auf& ©piel) fe^cn, wagen. 
 
 * Jeop'ardous , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. waglid), 
 gefd^rli(i^. 
 
 ♦Jeop'girdy , s. baS SBagnipj bie ©efa^r. 
 
 Jeremi'ah, Jer'emy, s. ^eremiaS (5K-n.)- 
 
 Jer'falcon , vid. Ger . . . . 
 
 To Jerk, v. l.a.l. fdjlagcn, [(j^meipeni (fort) 
 flopen, fd^uppen 5 2. rutf en j f(^neiren 4 3. Laic, 
 (z. ©(iiff) reoibiren, untcrfuc^enj 4. (gleifc^, 
 jc mit^alj beflreuen unb) liber langfamem 
 geuertrocfnen, II. n. to — out, 1. ()erau§= 
 reipenj 2. ^crausf(i()utteln 5 3. ^inten au§- 
 fc^tagen (\). ^ferben, jc). 
 
 Jerk, s. 1. ber plo|li4eStop,<S(l^Iag,(S(^upp3 
 0lucfjSBurf5 2. ber @a§, (Sprung 5 ^-fig. 
 bie <Bx>i^i (eine& Spigramm'S , k.) at one — , 
 with a -, auf einen dind, plS^Iid^. 
 
 Jer'ker, s. 1. bcr ©tofenbe, K.9 2. Laio, ber 
 3oIIbeamtcte, ^oUauffetjer, Gontrolleur (in 
 ^fifen). [SBidnndjen be§ ^alFen. 
 
 Jer'kjn, s. 1. ba& SBamm§, bie Sa^e^ 2. bag 
 
 Jer'Qm, Jero'nimiis, s. ^iercnQmuS (9)l-n.). 
 
 Jer'rid, s. ber (tfirf.) SBurffpiep. 
 
 Jer'ry, abbr. ». Jeremy. 
 
 Jer'^ey , s. Manvf-s. 1. ba& SerfeQ= (fein g'e= 
 fponncne, wollene) ©arnj 2. bie getdmmte, 
 mit bl sum ©pinnen prdparirte SBoUe 5 — 
 comb, ber SBoUfamm. 
 
 Jerii'saiem , *. bie (<Stabt) Scrufalemj Bot-s. 
 — cowslip , bas orientalif(^e Sungen^rautj — 
 oak, ba§ Sraubenfraut. 
 
 Jes'8amin(e), vid. Jasmin. 
 
 Jesse, s. ber grope (meffingene) ^ir(i()enleu(^ter. 
 
 Jes'g^d, adj. Her. mit SBurffeffeln. 
 
 Jes'sgs, s. pi. bie gupbdnbcr bc» ^alfen. 
 
 To Jest, V. «. fd)crsen, fpapcn (at, fiber) $ 
 — ing stock, ber ©egenftanb be§ ©potted. 
 
 Jest, s. ber ©c^crj, <Spap } (Spott , in - (for-), 
 im (ou8, gum) ©d^crj, fci^crjiweifc j - book, 
 ba§ SSabemecum. 
 
 Jes'ter, s. 1. ber ©papmad^cr^ ^op"enreipcr $ 
 king's — , ber ^ofnarr j 2. ber (Spotter. 
 
 Jes'tjngly, ndv. fd^crjraeifc. 
 
 Je^'uift, 1. s. bcr Scfuit j II. comp. — 's-bark, 
 bie ^ieberrinbc, S^inaj — 's-powder, baS 
 (S^inapult^er. 
 
 Je§'uited, adj. Ljcfuitifc]^ j2.3cfuitgemorben. 
 
 Je^uit'jc, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 1. 
 iefuitifd^ j 2. fig. fcblau, jmcibeutig. [fu5. 
 
 Jes'uitism , s. bcr ^cfuiti^mug. Je'sus , s. :3;e* 
 
 Jet, I. s. 1. AffV/.ber©agat,btt§(gIdn5enbc) 
 erbpec^, bie ^cd^Foljlc, 2. ber SSafferj^ral)! j 
 3. Found, ber ^(up bc§ 9}?ctaa§i 4. T. bad 
 ©icplod), ber Gingupj 5. (bef. Arch.) bie 
 ^erausfte^enbedcfe, ber SSorfprung^ 6.j-s, 
 pi. ®a§r6l)rcn 5 II, com;), —ant, Eni. bie 
 rupfarbigc ^ifmcife, — black, pcd)fd)n)ars. 
 
 To Jet, V. 7*. \>ovfpringen, C^eroorfle()cn, l)cr» 
 ausragcn j to - upon, bceintrdd)tigcn. 
 
 Jet'sara, Jet'son, Jet'tjson, s. Law, 1. bcr 
 3?ot^au§iDurf, ©ecrourf j 2. bag (ubcr ©orb 
 geworfene) (Stranbgut, SBracfgut. 
 
 Jet'tee, s. vid. b. f. SB. & Jutty. 
 
 Jet'ty, I. adj. 1. pou ©agat^ 2. (pe(]^)f(!^njars5 
 II. s. ber (|)afen = )^ammj — head, ba§ 
 (©tcinO^oft, bcr OJJoIo. 
 
 To Jet'ty, vid. To Jutty. 
 
 Jew, s. ber^ubej ^fraclitj — broker, bcr SrS* 
 beliubej — 's-ears, Bot. ba§ SubaSo^r, - 
 's-harp (— "s-trump), bie 9J?aultrommcl, col. 
 bas aSrummeifen j — 's-mallow , Bot. bie Su* 
 benpappelj — pitch, vid. Asphaltos; — 's- 
 stone. Pet. ber (5d)init, ^ubenflein. 
 
 Jew'^l, I. s. 1. bie 3un>clC/ ^a& Suwct^tcr 
 @belftein5 2, ba§ .ff leinob i II. comp. — blocks 
 Mar. bie Seefegels^flttblocfe 5 — house, or — 
 office, ba& ^ronjunjelenamt. 
 
 To Je\v'el, V. a. mit 5«wclen fd^miicfen , oei= 
 jicren? j-ed in two holes, Watch-m. mit 
 
 Jew'eller, s. ber Suwelier. [jroeiSteinlod^ern. 
 
 Jew'elry, s. bie SuiDclen, ©oranteriewaaren. 
 
 Jew'?ss, s. bie Siibin ; a -' eye, e. groper <B6)a^. 
 
 Jew'jsh, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. jubifci^* 
 
 Jevv'ry, s. 1. baS ^u^enlanbj 2. ba^Subcn* 
 inertel (einer <Stabt). 
 
 Jib, s. Mars, (standing — ) ber ^liil^er^ — 
 boom, bcr^Iuoerbaumj- iron, ber asiigcl 
 be§ Jtlutjcrg J — stay, ba§ Sugfpriettau. 
 
 To Jib, V. a.l. Afar.(e.®ieffegel) auf bie anbere 
 ©eite be§ OJJafleS bringen 5 2. vi<ig:.vcrl)6^ncn. 
 
Jiff 
 
 430 
 
 Join 
 
 Jiffy, s. vulg. & burl. t)er lifugenblii. 
 
 J?g, s. tie ©iguc (ein Icid^ter, luftiger ISonj) 
 
 To Jig, V. n. Ui6)t (nad^ldfiig) tanjen, t)erum= 
 ^iipfen. [tjcjeug Winter Ijem ©ratfpiU, 
 
 Jig'g^r, s. (— tackle) Mar. cin 3:afel oD.Sffiin« 
 
 Jig'pt, s. W 2enl)e, ^cule. 
 
 Jill, s. 1. md. Gill , 4. 5 2. (— flirt) einc lip* 
 pige, flatterfinnige graucnsperfoii) ljiea5u^l= 
 Dime. [ba§ SRenfc^ 
 
 Jilt, ^. 1. tie ©efaUfiicfjtige, Coquette 5 2. m/ig. 
 
 To Jilt , u. I. a. turd^ Soquetterie ^inljolten; 
 foppenj II. w. coquettiren. 
 
 To Jfn'gle, V. I. n. flingeln, floppcrn, raffeln) 
 II. a. flingeln, :c. loffen. [flapper, ©d^cUe. 
 
 Jin'gle, s. 1. tas ©eflingel, ©erajTelj 2. Die 
 
 Jm'ny (Jm), s. vid. Jenny, 1. 
 
 Jip'pD, s. Die Supe, Daa S^cfd^en, gorfctt. 
 
 Joan, 5. Sol^anna, |)annd^eu (S-n.). 
 
 Job, .9. $iob (^ebr. 50^-n.)j — 's tears, 5ot. 
 Die |)iob§t^rdnen, Da§ Si^rdnengroS. 
 
 J5b , *. 1. Die (unbcDeutenDe, nieDrige, ^duflg 
 oerDungene)lrbeit, So^narbcitj SSerri^jtung, 
 95cDienung i 2. Da& (jufdUigc, bef. eintrdgliclie) 
 ©efci^dft, eine (giinflige) ©peculation, 3.Der 
 ^kh , ©top, '^ixisji, 4. j-s, pL 2'i/p. ©eDrurf: 
 tc§, n)a$ feinen ganjen 95ogen auSma(^t» — 
 by (the) — , m TfccorD (». oerDungener ^r= 
 beit)5 — goods, Com. bef^dDigte SSaare, 
 Olamf(J() (bef. Ponbobbinnets); — master, Dcr 
 ^PferDeperlei^er ? — printer , Manuf. Der 
 JitleinDrucfer. 
 
 To Job, u. I. a. 1. fled^en^ 2. ()incittbo^ren, 
 ^-treiben, ^-f^openj 3. ^acfen,picfenj 4. mie« 
 t^en (j. 33. horses, pferDe), 5. bebienen, II. 
 n. 1. mit ©taatSpopicren ^anDelnj Den aJidf* 
 ter macben, fcbacbcrn, iDutbernj to — in bills, 
 l.SBed^felreitereitreiben 5 2.:jCrbeit fiir^CnDere 
 in ^ccorD nelmen? jobbing gardener, Der 
 ^3Jliet^gdrtncr, ©artenunterne^merj jobbing 
 tailor, Der ^licff(bnciDer. 
 
 J6b'b?r, s. 1. Giner, Der sufdUige (nieDrige) 
 ^rbeiten oerrid^tet, Der (So^nO^rbeiter, 6!= 
 fenfte^cr, Sogeloljner, |)anDIanger} Unter= 
 nc^mer im ,ffleinen5 2. Der5D?epl^elfer,9Jlarft= 
 ^elfcrj 3. Der Unterfdufer^ (SSie^^ 2C.) ^Hh 
 ler5 4. Der SButberer? 5. vid. Stock-jobber; 
 — in bills of exchange, Com. Der SBe(bfel= 
 reiter, — nowl (— nol), Der DummFopf. 
 
 To Jobe, V. a. vulg. taDcln, au^filscn. 
 
 Joce'Ijn, J.3uftu8 03)J-n.). Jock, j.dim.p.John. 
 
 Jock'ey , I. s. 1. Der Sodfei, SSorreiterj 2. Der 
 fiieb^aber pon ^ferDerenncnj 3. Der ^op 
 Ummi 4. Der aSctruger^ li. camp. — belt, 
 Der ailantelriemenj — boots , afleit|iiefeln5 - 
 comb, Dcr mitt v^omm, — tricks , feine 
 Jtniffe, CftdnFe^ - whip, Die ^arforcepcitf^e 
 
 To Jock'ey , i*. a. 1. (bcim SBettrciten Sinen) 
 anrcnnenj 2. bctriigenj Den (Rang ablaufen. 
 
 jQcose', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. [(bcrj^aft, lufiigj 
 III. — ness, JocSs'ity, JocQlar'jty, * Die ©d^cr j* 
 ^ttftigfeit, Sufiigfeit. [weilig, luflig. 
 
 JSc'Blar, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. f(berj{)Qft, hirja 
 
 JSc'uIatgr, s. Der ©d^erjenDe, SOlinftrel. 
 
 JSc'alatory, adj. fpaf ^aft, Drollig. 
 
 JSc^nd , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. fd^erj^aft, lu» 
 fUg, munter, III. — ness , Jocun'djty , s. Die 
 Xufligfeit, SJJunterfeit. [abbr. o. Johannes. 
 
 Joe, s. 1. dim. »Ott Joseph u. John; 2. Num. 
 
 To Jog, V. I. a. 1. flopen, anflopen, rutteln, 
 [(buttelnj 2. (|i(b) abmii^en, platfenj II. n. 
 
 1. fl(^ langfam bewegen, fd^lenDern 5 2.ftof en 
 (p. einem 5S5ttgen)) 3. im Srabe ficb (auf u. 
 meDer)bemegen, coZ. jucfein, to— on, l.Da^in 
 fd()IenDcrnj 2. forttraben. 
 
 J8g, s. 1. Der (Ieife)©top, Der (Sd^upp,(S(bocf} 
 
 2. Da§ Otiitteln , ©topenj S.fig. Dcr Tfnilof, 
 Die ©d^raierigfeiti - trot, l. Der langfame 
 <Sd()aufeltrab , ^ap, 2. fig. Der altc ©dblen* 
 
 J8g'g?r, s. Der Oluttlcr, k. cf. To Jog. [Drian. 
 
 ToJ8g'gle, V. I. a. fanft (fort)fd^ieben,rut= 
 teln? II. n. 1. gefd()uttcitnjerDen J 2. au§glci= 
 ten, QUSfa^rcn. [©olDmunje = 8 dollars). 
 
 Jphan'ne? , s. Num. Der ^o^anne^ (portug. 
 
 J6hn [jon] , s. (dim. Joh) , 3o^anne0, So^ann 
 (SK-n.)5 a country — , Der ©aucmioFer j 
 poor — , Der^ttbeljauj Z?o<-*. St. — 's bread, 
 DaS So^anniSbroD) St. — 's wort, DaS^o- 
 f)anniS!rauf j — apple, Der 3-8apfeI ; — doree, 
 f. Doree ; — -a-dreams, |)ang Der Srdumer, 
 
 J8hn'ny Cjon'n}], s. (.dim. ». John) |)dnS(ben5 
 — Raw, cant. Der Dummc ( DummDreifte ) 
 3Kcn[c(),a3aucr. 
 
 To Join, V. I. a. 1. (sufammen)fiigen , perbin* 
 Den (— to, mit) 5 2. pereinigen, (fi^) suOgc* 
 fetten J 3. ^inju fiigen5 to — battle , ^anDgcs 
 mein merDen, fid^ f(bi(igenj to— company 
 with ..., 1. ab^olen5 2.ein^oIenj to— hand, 
 T. Die ©runDflrid^e mit Den ^aarftridfjen im 
 ©d^reiben perbinDen, to — hands with..., 
 beiftc^en, Die ^anD leiben? II. n. (oft mit 
 with) 1. fi(^ DcrbinDen? 2. bcitreten , S^Oeil 
 ne^men (an) 5 einftimmen j 3.su[ammenftopcn, 
 onf^open, fid^ beni^ren , angrenjen. 
 
 Join'der, 5. Law, DieSSereinigungSweiergcgcrt 
 cinen Dritten (bet einem ^rocejje). 
 
 Join'^r, s. Der (^unfl»)3)ifiler, ©d^reincr. 
 
 J6in'?ry, s. Die (.ffunflO^if^'^lerarbeit. 
 
 Join'hand, s. T. Die ©(^rift mit PcrbunDcneii 
 Sucbfiaben. 
 
 Join'ing, p. s. 1. Da§ ©elcnf , Die Si^urangclf 
 2. Die ^ugej 3. j-s, pi. vid. Meetings. 
 
 Joint, I. s. 1. Die ^ugej Da& ©etenf, ®lie^ 
 
Join 
 
 451 
 
 Jous 
 
 (ttud^ Anat.)i 2. taS ©icfbein, bie ^eule^ — 
 of veal, Butch. Der ^albsftop, Die MIU' 
 fcule, 3. Da§ ®en)int>e, ©d^arniev (bef. p/.)? 
 tie SBrucfe (am ©(^nallenbiigel) j 4. j-s, *.pZ 
 a) C-m. i)ie ©turmflangen an ciner (S^aife i 
 h) r^p. Die Decfelbdni)er 5 out of—, 1. au§ 
 bengugenj 2. oerretiftj S.^fg-. inSSerwir- 
 rung, unru()i9) to set into — (again), 1. 
 (8ufammen)fugeni 2. einrcnfen j II. a^/;.; Ill 
 
 — ly, adv. ocrbunben, oereinigt, luTcint j ge= 
 meinf<^aftli(i^ j each for the other — ly and 
 
 separately, Itte fur @inen unb (Siner fiir 
 ^Uc, folitarifd^) Com-*. — account, 9led^= 
 nung jur ^dlfte, gemeinfd;aftl. Sled^nungi 
 
 — and several note or bond , ber folibarifd) 
 oerburgte<S(^uH)f4>ein, f. trcdfene SBcd^jfelj 
 
 — bolt, T. Dcr ©d^liepboljen, SScrbintungS^ 
 boljen 5 — business , t)aS Qompagnic « ®e- 
 [(^dft, — capital, i)a& Capital ciner ^anMS* 
 gefeUfi^aft, — commission, bic ^bjunction) 
 
 — commissioner, ber ^fbjunct 3 — contractor, 
 Der ?»lit = So ntrttl)ent 5 - file, T. Die (S(^ar= 
 nierfcile j — gout, Med. Die ©lieberfranfljeit, 
 ®i4>t j Laws, — heir, Der^Kiterbcj — lives, 
 auf fiebenSjeit jwcier ^erfoneni — owner, 
 Der9)Jit = Sfll)eberj — pin, ber ©(i^arnierftiftj 
 
 — pliers, Die ©(iarnicrjangej — proprietor, 
 Der a)fit=eigentt)umer5 — props, C-m. 95u(l^= 
 fen oDer @tu$en ju Den ©turmflangen an ei= 
 ner S^aife? — ring, Der ®oppel=(^inger-) 
 Sftingj — rule , T. Die ©d^micge? — stock, 
 Da§ jufammengefd^ofTene Capital, Dcr ^cticn^ 
 gonD^j - stock banking, DaS Ictienban^ 
 wefen j — stock-banks, ®efeUf(^aftg=^anfen3 
 
 — stock-companies, :jfctiens®efeUfc^aften}— 
 stool, Der ,Rlappflu^I , gelDfiu()l3 Laws.— 
 tenancy , Der 9Kitbefi| 5 — tenant , Dcr ^iU 
 pad^ter, ^JJitbefi^er, — undertaking, ^artici* 
 pations « ©efd^dftej — vender, Der ^Qfitoer* 
 f dufer. [Den 5 2. serglieDcrn, jcrCjaucn. 
 
 To Joifnt, V. a. 1. (jufammen) fiigen, Derbin= 
 
 Join'ted, adj. 1. geglieDertj 2. mit ©cleniPen 
 J)erfe()en5 fnotig (0. ^flansen)^ — glasswort, 
 Bat. Da$ ©alsfrautj — wool, jrociiDuc^Rge 
 SBoUe. [ed^Iic^t^obel. 
 
 Join'ter, s. Join, Der grope ^obel, ©latt^obel, 
 
 Join'tjves, s. pi. Mas. Die Zd^^itl oDcrDaS 
 Oto^r worauf Die 5Kaurer berappcn. 
 
 Jomt'less, adj. Bat. fnotenloS. [geDingcS. 
 
 Joifn'tr^ss , *. Law, Die SSefilerinn eineg ^dh- 
 
 Jom'ture [— 'tshur] , s. Law , Dag SBitt^um, 
 SeibgeDingej in — , jufammen , fdmmtlid^ 5 — 
 house, Der ^ittroenfi^. [Dinge begaben. 
 
 ♦To Join'ture, v. a. Law, mit cinem 2eibge= 
 
 Joist, s. Carp, Dcr Hucrbalfen. 
 
 To Joist, V. a. (mit) Slucrbalfen (be-)Iegen. 
 
 Joke, *. Der <Sc|ierj, B^a^i to put (pass) a- 
 upon one, ©pap mit SemanD treiben. 
 To Juke, V. I. n. fc^erjen, fpapcn j to — upon 
 one, (Sinenaufsieljenj II. a. /am. fcinen®pa^ 
 
 Jo'ker, s. Der ©paper. [mit . . . ^abcn 
 
 Jo'kingly, adv. fd^ersweife. 
 
 Jole , ^. 1. Die SBangc : cheek by — , Jig. Did)t 
 beifammeu, oertraulid) 5 2. Der ^ifd^fopf. 
 
 Jollifica'tion, s. oa§ SrinFgelag , Ac. Dcr ©ag^ 
 
 Jol'liness, Jol'lity, ^.^icSufiigecit,9J?untcrh'it. 
 
 Jol'ly, I. adj.o II.— ily, adv. 1. lufiig, \x6i)\i6), 
 muntcr, 2. blii()enD/ frifc^, (i>. ©cfunD^eit) 
 ftro^enD, fctflj 3. l)ubfi, fdjon. 
 
 Jol'ly-bwat, s. Mar. Die ^oUc. 
 To Jolt, u. a. k n. ftopcu, fd^meipen, rutteln, 
 fd)utteln,ftaud^en. [-Dummfopf* 
 
 Jolt, s. 1. Der ©top, 2. (-head) Der ©irtfopf^ 
 
 JoKt?r, s. Der, Da$ ©topenDc, :c. 
 
 Jo'nah, Jo'nas, s. ^onaS (^cbr. 9)I-n.). 
 
 J8nV/ian, *. ^onat^an ((;cbr. 9Ji-n.)- 
 
 Jpnquil', Jpnquiflie', s. Bat. Die ^onquiUc. 
 
 Jdosee', .v. (oflinD.) Der ©t)rup. [manDetn. 
 
 Jor'dan , *. vid. D. f. S55. i — almon U , ^rad^a 
 
 Jor'den, s. Der j^ad^ttopf , DaS 3^a.'^tgcfd)irr. 
 
 Jo'seph, s. 1. Sofepl) (l)ebr. m n)j 2. eia 
 ^masonenl)abit, 0leitfleiD Der i)ameni — '» 
 flower, Bat. Dcr gcmeine(oD.sasie[en«).^ocf9« 
 bart. CaJi-n.). 
 
 Josh'ua, s. (dim. Jos, Josh'y) S^fua (^cbr. 
 
 Josi'ah, s. SoriaS (ijebr. W-n). 
 
 J8ss'-hou8e, s. (inD.) Der c^incfifd^c Scmpel. 
 
 Jos'sjng-block, s. Dtr 55lotf (©tein) sum Xuf* 
 ftcigenaufDa^^ferD. 
 
 To Jos'tle [jos'sl] , &c. vid. To Justle, &c. 
 
 Jot, *. Da0 5'>ta,3ot,^unft(^cnj every- of 
 it, bis auf tin |>aar, gdnjlic^. 
 
 To JQt, V. a. auffc^rciben, anmerfen, notircn. 
 
 Jot'tjng, s. Die SSemerhng, ^lotij. [f^nau^en. 
 
 To J6u'd?r, V. a. brummen, vidg. ^crfauen, 
 
 Jour'nal, s. Da& journal: 1. Da§ 3:agebu(^ j 
 2. Die 3eitf(brift 5 3. Da§ ©d^ijfS » Sournal 5 
 4. Cum. DaS journal 5 5. Mec/i. — cf an axle, 
 Dcr Zi)zil Der Id^fe Dcr uber Die dupcre BtiU 
 Dc5 0laDc§ l)croorflc^t. 
 
 Joiir'nalism, s. Der 3ournali§mu§. 
 
 Jour'nalist, s. Dcr ^oumalift. 
 
 To Joiir'nalize, v. a. in ein S^agebut^ ©crjeid^s 
 nen, to — articles. Com. in Da§ journal ein= 
 tragen, journalifiren. 
 
 Joiir'ney, s. Die Oleife, fianDreifcj — man, 1. 
 Dcr Sagearbcitcr, 3;ageI6t)ner5 2. Der (|)anD« 
 »erf §=)® Cfell 5 — man shoemaker, Dcr ©(t)U^* 
 mad^ergefellj — work. Die Sagcarbcit. 
 
 To Jour^ney, v. n. reifen, wanDcm. 
 
 Joust [just] , s. Da8 Surnier. 
 
 ♦To Joust, V. n. Surnier ^altcn, turnicrcn 
 
Jove 
 
 432 
 
 Jumfo 
 
 J6vc, s. Myth. Jupiter. 
 
 Jo'vjal, I. adj ; H. — ly, adv. jooialifd), luftig, 
 aufgewedftj HI. — ness , s. feer ^roJ^fmn , bie 
 
 Jowl, vid. Jole. [Suftigfeit. 
 
 Jo^'Ier , s. Hunt, ber Sagb^unl) , Seiti;)unt), 
 
 Jow't^r, s. feer ^ifd^t)dnbler. [(Spu4unt). 
 
 Joy, s. 1. bie ^reube, 2. Me^ro^tid^feitj 3. 
 bicSuftBarfeiti 4. baS^eil, ©Ificf, to wish 
 (to give) — (of), ©liicE wfinfij^en (ju). 
 
 To Joy, V. I. n. fxd^ frcuenj fr6()lid) fein^ II. o. 
 1. erfreuen, crl^citern, 2. begliicfrounfdjen. 
 
 Joyce, s. l.Sot>ocu§(5^-n.)5 2.5ocofa(^-n.)- 
 
 jDy'fiil, I. adj.\ 11. — ly, ado. freu1)(e)00ll, 
 freutjig 5 III. — ness, s. t)ie^rcubigfeit,^r6^= 
 lid^feit. 
 
 Joy'less, I. adj.; II. — ly, adu. freut)e(n)Io§, 
 traurigj III. — ness, *. tie ^reub enloflgf eit. 
 
 Joy'ous, I. fld;.; II. — ly, adv. I.frcutig,fr6^5 
 liiS) 5 2. crfreulid^ 5 III. — ness , s. tie ^xoly- 
 
 JQ'barb, s. But. tie grof e |)au5rourj. [lid^feit. 
 
 Ju'bil^int, adj. jubelnt, frol)locfent. 
 
 Jubjla'tion, s. ter 3ut>c^ l)<i8 ^ro()locfen. 
 
 Ju'bilee, s. ta& Subetfefl, Subildum. [nern). 
 
 To Jiick, V. n. Sport, locfen (\). ten 9leb^i[tl)= 
 
 jQ'dab, *. Suta (i)ebr. M-n.). 
 
 Jiida'jc, — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally , aav. jfis 
 tif(l(>5 — cal stone , Pet. ter ^utenflein. 
 
 Iu'dai§m , s. ta§ Sutent^um, tie jutifdije 9te* 
 ligion. [dder, 2. taS^u^cnquartier. 
 
 Jiidais'mus, *. Law, 1. tag ^fant, ter SBu= 
 
 To Ju'diiize, v. n. e8 mit ten Suten ^alten, 
 jutaifiren. 
 
 Ju'das , s. SutaS (^ebr. COf-n.)} — tree , Bot. 
 tcr Suta&baum, intianifd^e ^feffer. 
 
 Jud'dock, vid. 1. 15. Jack-snipe. 
 
 Judge, *. I. *mg. 1. (Bef. Laui.) ter {Hit^terj 
 2. jig. ter (^unfl=)^enner5 II. j-s, pZ. (the 
 book of) J-8 , Bihl. taS S5u(^ ter 0li(^ter j to 
 be — of, entf^eitenj III. comp. Laws.— 
 criminal, ter Sriminalrid^ter 5 — lateral, ter 
 ^ffeffor, a5ei{l|er 5 — marshal {or — advo- 
 cate) , Mil. ter 9Jfarf(^aU S)berrid(>ter. 
 
 To Judge, V. n. bef. Laio, ric^ten, urt^eilen, 
 entf(3^eiten. 
 
 Jud'ger, s.fitr. ter Sflid)ter. 
 
 Jiidge'ship, s. ta§ Oli(^teramt. 
 
 Judg(e)'m?nt, I. s. 1. tie Urt^eil&!raftj ter 
 ©(j^arfTmnj 2, bef. Law, taS Urt^eil, tie 
 (ri^tcrlit^e) ©ntfc^eitung} 3. tie 5J?einung 
 (fiber . . .) 5 bc[. Com. Law , tag (fd^riftlid^e) 
 ®uta(ftten; ^arercj 4. taS ©erid^tj day of 
 — , tag jungj^e ® eri^t 5 a — upon a bond, ein 
 S5pru(^ gegcn eincn ©^ultner, ter im ^M= 
 ftante ifi 5 - chamber , tie ®cri(^tgfiubej — 
 debts^ gcri(^tli(i() liquit erfaunte ©d^ulten? 
 — place (— seat), ter Slid^terfiu^I. 
 
 Ju'dicable, adj. 1. ju beurt^eitenj 2. tern ®e« 
 
 ridjte unterworfen. 
 Ju'djcattve, adj. urtljeilSfd^igj — faculty , tic 
 
 SSeurt^eilunggfraft. 
 Ju'djcatQry, I. afZj. gerid^tU^ ? — tribunal, tcr 
 
 ©cridjtgl^of, 11. s. tie Ole(3|>tg\)ern)altung, 
 
 ®eri(^tgbarFeit. 
 Ju'dicature[— tshiir], s. l.tagOli(^teramt/ ®e- 
 
 ric^tj 2. (court of—) ter ®eri4>t8^of. 
 Judicial, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. gerid[)tli(3^, 
 
 red()tli(l^ 5 rid^terli(^3 - acts, ^JCctenfiudfe. 
 Judi'ciary [— 'shi — ] , I. adj. mt t. \). SB. 5 II. 
 
 s. tie ®erid^tg»erfafrung, tag ®erid^tgn)efen. 
 Judi'cious, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. Hug , f(!|)arfs 
 
 jiunig, oerfifintigj in. — ness, *. tie^lug« 
 Ju'dji/i, s. (dim. Ju'dy) ^utit^ (^-n.)- [W- 
 Jiiffer§, s. pi. Carp, tie Stippcn (Heine SBal= 
 
 fen jn>if(i^en swei Detfbalfen). 
 Jiifs, s. Com. ^Ud^tcn. 
 Jug, s. 1. tag baud^ige ®efdp, ter (fleinerne) 
 
 ^rug? 2. vulg. tie2ad)c, ter ©umpfelj — 
 
 mustard, @enf in ,S:ri!igen. [gall , xc). 
 
 To Jiig, V. n. fam. [i^Iagen (wie eine ^aS^tU 
 To JGg'gle, V. I. n. 1. ^unftftudfe (t. i. Z(l= 
 
 fc^enfpieterfiinfte) madden, gaufeln? 2. Jig. 
 
 0ldnfe fpielenj II. a. ()interge^en , dffen, be* 
 
 triigen. 
 Jiig'gle, s. 1. tie Safc^cnfpielerei, tag ®auM* 
 
 fpiet3 2.^8-.tie ISdufc^ung, terSSetrug, etreid^. 
 Jiig'gl^r, s. 1. ter 3:afd)enfpieler, ®auner5 2. 
 
 fig. ter aSetrugcr, ©pi^bube. 
 Jiig'gl?ry, s. 1. tie ®aufelei5 2.tiea3etritgerci. 
 Jug'glingly, adv. betriiiglid^, betrfigerifd^. 
 Jiig'let, s. tie SBafd)fanne, tcr ®ieper. 
 Ju'gular, adj. Anat. jur ©urgel ge^origj — 
 
 vein, tie ©urgelatcr. 
 To Ju'gulate, v. a. crtroffeln. 
 Jugula'tion, s. tag drtroffeln. 
 Juice [jus] , s. ter ©oft, tie SSrii^e. 
 *To Juice, V. a. ndffen , bcfeuc^ten, bene^en. 
 *jrjice'iess, adj. faftlog , trcdPen. 
 * Jul'cin?ss , s. tie ©aftigfcit. 
 * Jui'cy, adj. faftig, faftooH. 
 Ju'jub, Jujube, s. Bot. tie rot^e ®ruftbeere. 
 Ju'king, p. a. Sport, (n. Sfleb^u^nern) Uegenbj 
 
 — place , tag 0iebl)it^nerIager. 
 Ju'lap, Ju'iep, *. ter Sulep, ^ii^ltranf. 
 Ju'lja, s. {dim. Ju'Iy) ^ulie (^-n.). 
 Ju'ijan, I. s. Sulian (9}i-n.) 5 2. Suliane (g-n.) J 
 
 3. Bot. tie Stad^toiolej II. adj. julianifj. 
 Ju'ljers, s. Geog. ^ixli6i. 
 Ju'lus, s. Bot. 1. tag ^d^d^enj 2. vid, Gilli- 
 
 flower; 3. Ent. ter Slaufentfuf. 
 July', s. ter (5)?onat) Suli, Suliug. 
 Ju'mart, s. Zooi.tie^umarre,tagS)d^fenpfcrb. 
 Juai'bals, s. pi. tcr 3urferfaft, 3udferteia. 
 
Jumb 
 
 43B 
 
 Just 
 
 To Jiim'ble, 
 
 unorbcntUd^ burc^einanber 
 
 werfcn, («. fi(§) ocnnifc^en. 
 
 Jum'ble, s. W SSerroirrung, Der *)}tifd)mQf(^. 
 
 Jiim'bl^r, .v. bcr SSemirrer. 
 
 To Jiimp, V. n. (& ellipt, a.) 1. fpringen, ()up= 
 ^^nifig-s. 2.(— o ver)ubcrfpriiigcn, ubcrgel)en} 
 3.ineLfibcreinftimmen (with, mit) j 4.)1opcn 
 (o.SBttgcn) j to-at ... ,^g.(frcuDig) ergreifen. 
 
 Jump, s. 1. ber ©vrungj 2. t)er ©lucfsfall, 
 SSurfj fnti[(^e dement j 3. (jumps) ijaS 
 ((B(^nurs)2eib(^en, 'Jtat^t = (Sorfcttj -joint, 
 Mech. fcaS ©pringf(^arnier. [boI)rer. 
 
 Jiiai'per, *. l.t)er Springer, 2. Mec/i. bcr ert)= 
 
 Jiin'cate, *. 1. tcr Jtdfefud^CU j 2. vid. Junket. 
 
 Jiin'cous, adj. binfcnrcid^. 
 
 Junc'tion, J. 1. bic S5erbinbung, SScreinigung } 
 2. R-w. (— rail-way) bic ^nfc^lu^ba^n j — 
 plates, Mecli. SSerbinbung&pIttttcn. 
 
 lunc/ture [— 'tshur] , s. 1. bic SSerdnigung, 
 ?fugc j 5«a^t5 2. bttS Oelenf^ 3.bcr (fritifc^c) 
 3eitpunft3 j-8 of time, goniuncturcn. 
 
 Jun'cus, s. Bot. tin ^oljc& inbifi^cs asinfengra^. 
 
 June, s. bcr (5WonQt) Suni, Suniu§. 
 
 Jun'gle, s. 1. (in S)ftinbicn) eine weitc mit 
 (©QmbuS')9to^r, ficinen ® Qumen, :c. bebecftc 
 ^Idctje, ber © (^ilf m r 5 2. cine ]^o()C ®ra§= 
 art, 3. Com. cine "JCrt langer oflinb. 5Jeffel= 
 tiic^eri — fever , cin ^ieber com ongreifcnbcn 
 SBc(^feI berS^cmperatur auf (5ct)lon j common 
 Indian — fowl , Orn. baS banfioiff^c obcr in= 
 bifd^e ^alblju^n. [F-yn. bcr jracite Iuffci;)er. 
 
 Ju'njor, a. & *.iungcr3 berSungcre 5 — warden, 
 
 Junjor'ity, s. baS ^iingerfcin, 3uniorat. 
 
 Ju'nlper, s. Bot. ber SBad)t)Olbcri - berry , bic 
 SB-bcerej - oil, baS 2B-61, ,Krummt)ols6li — 
 tree, bic SS-flaubc, ber 2B-buf(]^, SB-baum. 
 
 Junk, *.l.Mar.bie3Surfl,bQ& furjc(<S til if )3:auj 
 2.bie (Aincf.) Sunfe, 3on!e 5 3. j-g, pi. ^aU 
 ten (jur SScrpacfung) 5 4. ind. b. f. 38. , 3. 
 
 Jun'k^t, s. 1. ber Secfcrbiffen, ba§ 3ucfermerf } 
 2. bie ^cimlic^c, terflo^Icnc ©afterei j 3.(— of 
 wi<:kers) Fish, ber "JTalforb , t>k ■Jfolreufc. 
 
 To Jiin'k^t, V. n. nQf4)cn, f^maufen. 
 
 JQ'no, s. Myth. & Ast. 3uno. 
 
 Jun'to, 5.biege^eimcS?erbinbuug,ba8 (Somplot. 
 
 Ju'piter, s. 1. Mijth. &. Ast. Supitcr^ 2. An. 
 Chem. ba&3inn5 3. Her. bie Tfjurfarbe j — 's 
 beard, Bot. ber SupiterSbart. [?Dlleber. 
 
 Ju'pD, Jup'pa, Jup'pon, *. bie^upe^baS Sorfett, 
 
 Juras'sjc, adj. — lime-stone. A/in. ber ^urafalF. 
 
 jQ'rat, s. ber ©efdjraorne, gcfd^roornc SSeifi^cri 
 cine ® erid^tdperfon bei einigcn ^crpcrfc^aften. 
 
 Jura'tion, s. ba§ ©(^rofiren, bie Sercibung. 
 
 JQrid'ical (Jurid'jc), I adj. ; II. — ly, adv. xcd)t' 
 lid), rec^tSfSrmig, gerid^tlic^ , — days, bie®e= 
 
 JurjscSn'svlt, s. ber S'lc^tSgcle^rtc.rridjt^tage. 
 I. 
 
 Jurisdic'tion , s. 1. bic ®en(^tsbarfeit5 2. bet 
 ®cri(^t§bc5irf. [rig , gcfe^liiK^. 
 
 Jurisdic'tipnal, adj. gur ®cri(^t§barfeit QC^f • 
 
 Jurisdrc'tive, adj. rid^tcrlidj. 
 
 JQrjspru'dence, s. bie 9lcd)tdgcle^rfamtcit 
 
 Jurjspru'dgnt, adj. rcdjtSgclc^rt. 
 
 Ju'rjst, s. ber 9lcitSgele^rtc, Surifl. 
 
 JuVor, *. Lawt ber (Sefd)n3orne. 
 
 Ju'ry , s. Laws. bQ§ ®d)n)urgerid^t, (Seft^roor- 
 nengcric^t, bic Z^xi): — man, ber ©efdiroorne 
 (Wie Juror) ; — mast. Mar. ber 3^oti)majl. 
 
 Jiis's^I, s. Coofc. vwfg. ^acfflcif(t) (7frtOlagout). 
 
 Jiist, adj. l.gcred^t^rcd^tfc^affen, hiUiQ i 2. rcc^t, 
 ridjtigi 3. ma^r, 4. regelmdpig, regclrc(&tj 
 5. ge^orig, orbentlidj, gcnau j 6. ooUfldnbig. 
 
 To Just, &c. vid. To Joust, &c. 
 
 Jiist, aiv. 1. genau, tbtni 2. gcrai}e, nur, 
 blof 5 3. bcinaljc, fajl j — as, ebcn aU, eben foj 
 — by, bic^tbanebcnjbut — , nurno^j)} taum 
 nod) 5 ebcncrft. 
 
 Jiis'tice, s. 1. bie ®crc(^tigfeit j 2. bie SJillig^ 
 fcitj 3. bcr9li(l^tcr,{Re(&t§beamtete} to bring 
 to— ,DcrHagen/ gcri(^tltc^ bclangenj in — , 
 biUigcr SBeifcj oonStec^tS njcgenj Laws. — 
 of the common pleas, ber Sorb = S)berri(i()tcr 
 beS ®eri(^t§^ofe§ in (Sioilfacftcnj — of th« 
 forest, bcr 2orbrid)ter in ^orflfad^en^ — of 
 (the) peace , ber ^riebcn&ric^tcr, ^oliscirid^^ 
 tcr. Lord chief—, bcr 2orb * SDbcrric^tcri 
 Lord j-s of the kingdom , bic {Hejjcntfd^aftS' 
 commiffion wdljrenb bc6 ,KonigS TCbroefen^eit 
 au& be m Sdeit^e j — seat , baS oberfle ^orftgc^ 
 rid)t. [wiLirbc. 
 
 Jiis'ticeship , s. baS Olic^teramt, bie 9lid;ter-- 
 
 Justi'ci^ible [— 'shi — ] , adj. bcm ©crid^tc un» 
 terroorfcn, gcridjtsbar. [ridf)tgl)crr. 
 
 Justi'cjary, s. 1. bcr ®eri(l^t§^altcrj 2. bcr®e» 
 
 Jus'tjflable, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ju rc(i^tfer» 
 tigen, red^tmdpigj III. — ness, *. bie9le(^t' 
 mdfigfeit. 
 
 Justifica'tion , *. 1. bie Slcdjtfertigung, S3crs 
 t()eibigungj 2. bie 2o5[pre(^ung , 2'yps.3. 
 ba& 1Cugfd)liepen; Suflirenj 4.bie3cilen{dngc. 
 
 Justificative, adj. rcditfcrtigcnb. 
 
 Justiricatory, adj. ju rcd^tfertigen, biUig. 
 
 Jiis'tjfier, s. 1. or jastifjca'tpr, ber 9lc(j^tfer» 
 tiger i 2. T. ba§ Sflidjtfc^eitj 3. (a Typ. & L-f. 
 ber 3ufii«^5 6)j-s, s. pi. Typ. bic Tfu&fdjUe* 
 pungcn (©patien unb tiuabrate). 
 
 To Jus'tify , V. a. 1. ret^tfertigenj 2.I0& fpre= 
 d^en, 3. (juw. n.) Typ. ou0f(^liepen^ juftireni 
 
 Jiis'tin, s. Suflin (5)l-n.). [4. /.-/. juftircu. 
 
 Justin'jan, adj. juftinianifd^. 
 
 To Justle piis'sl], v, 1. n. 1. (Qn)flopen, an* 
 rennen, sufammentrcjfen j 2. flreiten, fdm* 
 pfen^ringcn (— for, urn) 5 XL a. (mit out, 
 
 28 
 
Just 
 
 484 
 
 Keen 
 
 ofT. itc.) roegflopen;^inauSflopen;\)crbran9cnj 
 jiistling place, tieSlcnnbQ^jn; ter ZnmmiU 
 
 • J us'tle, *. Ux ® tof . [pla§. 
 
 * Jiis'tl^r, *. t)er @tofcnt)e, u. c/. To Justle. 
 Just'ly, adv. con Just, qu. 
 
 Just'ness, *. 1. fcieOered^tigfeitCc.^nfpruc^S, 
 ic.) 5 2.t)ic 9ti(^tigf cit, gc^origc a5efrt)affen^cit. 
 
 To Jut, V. n. 1. (to — out) (()croor) ragcti 
 (c/. To Jet); 2. mit tem ^opf ftopcn. 
 
 Jut, *. bas ^^fJ^^orragen , ber SSorfprungj — 
 window, to. »orfpringent)c^en|!cr,@rf erfenfler. 
 
 Jute, 5. Der Sutc, Sutlontoer. 
 Ju't?r, s. Cliem. t)ic frud^tbarc, fettigc ©igen* 
 Jut'Iand, *. Geog. Siitlan^. [f(iaft tocr ©rbc 
 Jut'ty, *. bcr SSorfprung , toQ§ Uberbocb- 
 Ju'veiijle, adj. 1. jung, jugenDIidji 2.3ugcnb*. 
 Juvenil'ity , s. 1. tie SugcntoUcJ^fcit, l)a§ 3-aU 
 
 tcr, 2. t)cr j-e 2cid>tfinn, W S-^i^c. 
 Juxtapos'it?d, p. a. ncbcncinantocr gcflcllt. 
 Juxt^posi'tion , s. bef. T. bic ^cebcncinanteti 
 
 flcHung, I'ngrenvaug. 
 Juw^ree', *. Bvt. tai inbifc^e ^JoniggroS. 
 
 K. 
 
 K [k§] , s. (SKitlauter) t)a§ ,ft , f. 
 
 K., a5ftr. ft. King, knight; K. B. jl. Knight of 
 the Bath ; K. C. B. ft. Knight Commander of 
 the Bath ; Kent. ft. Kentucky ; K. G. fl.Knight 
 of the Garter, King George; Kg. ft. King, 
 keg; K. G. C. B. ft. Knight Grand -Cross of 
 the Bath; K. G. F. ft. Knight of the Order 
 of the Golden Fleece; Kil., or kiln., ft. Kil- 
 derkin; K. Kt. ft. King's knight; Km. ft. 
 Kingdom; K. M. ft. Knight of Malta; Knt., 
 or Kt. ft. Knight; K. P. fl. Knight of St. Pat- 
 rick, mtUt be§ (iri.) (St. ^Qtnciu8=£)vt)en§} 
 K. T. ft. Knight of the Thistle , Slitter feCs 
 (f(j(>0tt.) ©ifteI=S)rbcn§ J Ky. ft. Kentucky. 
 
 K ab'bala. To Kaibob', vid. in C . . . . [ftan). 
 
 K^bul', kabfidl', s. Geog. Stabul (in 'JCfgl)ani= 
 
 Ka'hau, s. Zool. t)cr ©(j^tttnfaffe. [fen. 
 
 Kaile (Kale), *. tocrjunge^oljl, bie^o^Ifprof* 
 
 Katlei'dQscope [— li'— ], *. Opf. baSJtalcibofPop. 
 
 Kal'^ndar, Kal'jf, &c. vid. in C 
 
 Ka'li, s. Bot. t5tt§ Ball' oi). ©obQfraut. 
 
 KaKmia, *. Bot. tinOlxt amcnf.£orbccrflrau(&. 
 
 Kam, Kan , *. vid. Khan. 
 
 Kam'sin, s. Ux S^amfin, (dgQpt.) ©lutroint). 
 
 Kand, s. 1. Min. (Corn.) Dergtupfptttljj 2. 
 (ojtint).) Der Bucfcr. [fin/, ber ^-f«!fcr. 
 
 Kangair66', ^. Zoof. t)a& ^dnguru^j — beetle, 
 
 Kar'agane, s. ZooZ.ber Jtaragan, ®teppenfu(j^&. 
 
 Kate, Kat'ty, (dim.X>. Katherine) ^dt^e,^dt^« 
 
 Kai/i'erine, s. Jtat^arina (^-n.). [d^en. 
 
 To Kaw, v.n.l. h-d(bjen j 2. vulg. fcid^en. 
 
 Kaw, s. 1. ba§ ^rdt^sen, 2. vi<fg.ba§ ^eicben. 
 
 Kay, &c. vid. Key, &c. 
 
 Kayl, *. Gam. ber ^egel (sum Jtegcin). 
 
 To Keck, V. n. 1. gieij jum ©rbretben ^aben, 
 ftdjnjorgenj 2.yZg. @M ^oben. 
 
 Keck, s. bad SBorgcn. 
 
 To Kec'kle, v. a. Mar. (cin Sau) f(btttbbcn 
 
 (b. i. mit (Stricfcn unRoinbeu). 
 Kecks, s. I. p/. ^flanjen .uit boljlen Stcngcin, 
 
 ba§ biirrc ©eftrippj II. or Keck'sy, sing.H^ 
 
 ®(bierling§!raut. 
 To Kedge, v. a. Mar. (mit au?gemorfencn^fn= 
 
 Ux etnen^lup) Ijinauf fa^ren, (ctn ®(biif) t?er« 
 
 ^olcn, (ben ©trom) tobtfegcln. 
 Kedge-utt'chor, s. Mar. ber Mat, SBurfanfer. 
 Ked'ger, s. Mar. ber fleinfte SBSurfonfcr. 
 4: Keech, s. ber ^cttflumpcn. 
 Keel, I. s. Mars. 1. ber (e(biff§0«^icl5 2 
 
 sum. bcr^ielraumj 3. vid. — boat ; 4. Bot. 
 
 ber Mtl, ba8 ®d)iff(bcn5 5. vid. Kayl; 6. cin 
 
 9Jtof ». 20 Sonnen (^oI)Icn)i T. (or -fat, 
 
 — vat) Brew. baS ^ul)Ifap, bic .^u^twanncj 
 upon an even — , g(ei(blafligj H. comi). — 
 boat, 1. baseinmafligeaufeincm^iclgcbaute 
 Kegels u. Sfluber*Srad^tf(biff (in^fmcrifa)i 
 2. tin flacbes ^a^rscug (o^nc OJJaft, bef. ouf 
 ber St)ne) urn Jto^Ien com Ufer an bad®<bitf 
 ju bringen? — man, ber a5oot§fnc(bt, ©cbiffcr, 
 bef. — men, bic ^u^rer ber ,ffc^tcnbarfen j 
 
 — rope , Mar. ba§ ,^ieItOU. 
 
 To Keel, v. I. a. 1. *bur(bf(biffenj 2. unmcr» 
 fen (t>. ©(j^ijfcn)} ll. n. fig. crfalten, ben 
 5Kut^ pcrlieren. 
 
 Kee'lage, s. provmc.ba§^ieIrccbt,4><ifc»9f^b. 
 
 Keeled, adj. Bot. Fielformig, faljnformig. 
 
 To Keel'hale, To Keelhaul, v. a. fiel^olen. 
 
 Keel'spn [co f.kel'sijin] , s. Afar.bie iticlftbwinne. 
 
 Keen, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. f(barf: 1. f(bnci» 
 benb ofig-s. 2. bcipenb, burcbbringenbj 3.^cf« 
 tig 5 begtcrtg i 4. fein j f(barfnnnig i 5. gencu* 
 
 I pflnftlitbj — sighted, fdS)arffid^tig. 
 
Keen 
 
 435 
 
 Kerm 
 
 Keei/n^ss, s. 1. Die B6)av\t i fii^-s. 2. bie 
 Strcnge, 3. i)a» ©{^neit)enDe5 4. bie ^cftig= 
 fciti 5. bic gcin^cit, t>cr ©djarffinn. 
 
 To Keep, v, ir. I. a. 1. gctt. ^alteiij 2. bc^al= 
 ten, be()aupten, (jaben^ 3. (auf) benjatjrenj 
 ^uten, bereadjeu, befc^u^en, 4. crijalten, un^ 
 ter^oltenj 5. beobac^tenj (^cflc) feiernj 6. 
 fortfe^en, beibe^altenj T. (inne) ()aben, i}er= 
 raaltenj 8. abljalten j to — accounts (the 
 books), giecbnung (bic SSutber) fii^ren j to — 
 company, 1. ®efeUf(^aft balten , 2. ®. leiften, 
 umge^cn j to — the course of stars, bie^Stcrs 
 ne beobacbten, to — the field, i. ba5 ^clb bc= 
 ^aupten j 2. (o. Sruppen) im ^elbc fle^enj to 
 
 — one's game, Quf ber ^dl)rte bleiben, immer 
 nacbfpuren , to — house, l)au§b<ilten j to — one 
 hungry or dry, ^emonben ^unger ob. Surft 
 Iciben laffen 5 to — lodgers, dimmer ju per= 
 mict^en (ob. SSermietbungen) ^abenj to — a 
 noise, 2drm ma(ben j— your noise! fei rut)ig ! 
 to — one's temper, an |i(b ^altcn, |)err iibcr 
 ji(b fein 5 to — away , einen SSeg ne^men , to 
 
 — watch, SSatbe fte^enj Mars, to — the 
 wind, bi(bt beimSBinbe ^altcn, to— the wind 
 (or weather-gage) of a ship , ein ®cbi|f offen 
 ^Qltcnj to — away, 1. ab^alten 5 2. bci <Seite 
 fd^ajfcnj to — back, 1. 5urucf^ttltenj 2. por= 
 ent^alten , 3. oerf(broeigen j to — down, 1 .nit: 
 bcr^Qlten , nieberbrucfen (aucb Com. 00m 
 ^rcifc) hfis-s. 2. erniebrigen j 3. unterbrucfeiij 
 to — from, 1. juritct^alten , Qb()alten con . . .? 
 2. porent^alten i Dcrbcrgen, oerfcbroeigen j to 
 
 — in, 1, inne fatten, gurucf^alten j 2. (^or to 
 
 — under) hirj ^alten j 3. sd^mcn, banbigenj 
 4. fiLir {tib beljaltenj 5. T^yp. (im <3a§e) ein* 
 laufen laffen, einbringen j to — oiT, 1. abt)al« 
 teni 2. abroeifenj to — out, 1. nicbt bcreinj 
 iQjifenj 2. ttusfcbliefcnj 3. Typ. (imSatt) 
 ausiaufen laffen, ausbringen} to — one out 
 of the money, ^scmaubem bie3al)limg oorent* 
 ^ttlteni to — out of sight, (n. fic^) ocrbergcnj 
 to — to, onbalten ju , to — under, nicberbals 
 ten? unterbriirf en } to — up, i.inbie^o^c 
 ^altenj 2. aufrecbt er^alten? 3. erljaltcn, bci= 
 bebaltenj 4. unter^alten ; II. n. bleiben: l. 
 fi^(er) balten, 2. ficb ^alten, bauern (Pon 
 ^ru(bten, u.) 5 3. fi(b (mo) auf^alten, njol)nen5 
 4. col. fortfabrenj to — away, ficb entfernt 
 ^alten, wegbleibenj to — back, 1. or to — 
 behind, juritct Wihzxi'^ 2. a*>fte^en j to — fair 
 together, ficb gut oertragenj to — from , ficb 
 (ciuer @ad^e) entljalten, meibenj to — off. 
 Mar. com Sanbe ab^alten, to — on, babei 
 bleiben, fortfa^renj to — to, (f[(b) l)alten 
 an... J Wxhtn bci? to — up, fid) er^alten, 
 |l(b be^aupten (aucb Com. pom ^reife) j to — 
 
 up to, or with, ©cbritt l)altcn mit (au(b/g.). 
 
 Keep, s. 1. bie £)bbut, ^fufrtd)t5 prforge^ 2. 
 ba§ («urg=)S5erliep , bcr aSurgt^uvmj "Sixt 
 ^aft, bcr ©eroa^rfam* 3. vkl. Kip. 
 
 Kee'per, .v. 1. ber-^altenbivw. cf. b. p. SB-r^ 2. 
 ier 4>iiter , SSevroabrcr 5 3. ber SBdrter , 7Cuf» 
 fe^iT, SBdcbtcr j — of the game, ber^ilbauf» 
 fcbcrj — of the great seal, or Lord — , bet 
 (Sro^fiegelbewa^rer^ — of the privy purse, 
 ber Sntenbant bcr fonigl. SiPillifte j — of the 
 mint, or touch, vid. b. j. U. Assay-master. 
 
 Kee'pjng, p. s. 1. ber ®en)a^rfam j 2. bie SScr* 
 roat)rung5 3. ber Untcr^altj 3^abrung , .Roft j 
 4. Paint, bie^altung (ineinemOemdlbc)? to 
 be in — , Dram. Ph. befe^t fein. 
 
 Keep'sake, s. mod. baS (®ef(benf jum) ^n= 
 benfen, GrinnerungSjeicben. [*pfeifcncvbe. 
 
 Keff?kil, s. Min. ber 5)Jecrf(baum, bie turfif(be 
 
 Keg, s. ba§ ^dfcben, XonndSjen (bef. jur SSer* 
 pactung pon gif(ben). 
 
 Keir, vid. Kier. Kei'rj, j. Bot. ber (®olba)2acf. 
 
 Kell, J. 1. Anat. W ki^l^aut , ©arm^aut} 2. 
 cin ^aarne$ J 3. ber ©eftillirofeu. 
 
 Kelp, s. 1. Bot» ba& ©alsfraut, ©obafraut j 2. 
 
 Kel'sQn, vid. Keelson. [Cliem. baS 7ffd)enfal8. 
 
 Kelt, s. (f(bott.) Com. ein Pon [(bwarjerSSoUc 
 gefcrtigter (ungcf(borner) 3eug. [fpdbcn. 
 
 To Ken, v. I. a. erfenncn j II. n.um fid? blidEen, 
 
 Ken, s. bcr aScreicb be§ Oefidits, ©eficbtsfrcid, 
 bie ©cljroeitej out of m> -,fig. libermeine 
 Segriffe. [morclanb gcfertigtcS gniucS Xn(b- 
 
 Ken'dal-grceo, *. Com. ein in ^cnbal in SScfi* 
 
 Keak. 3. Mar. vid. Kink. 
 
 Ken'n?!, s. 1. ber J^unbefiall , bie ^unbe^iittcj 
 2. cont. bie drmliibe^uttej 3. bie,^oppel, ber 
 ^aufen ([3ag^=] 4>unbc)5 4. Sport, bie^olj* 
 le, ber ©au (eincg Su(bfe8, 2c.) 5 &• bie ®o|Tc, 
 9linne5 6. bie Za6)c, ^pfu^ei - stones, Olin* 
 nenftcinc j — coal, vid. Canncl-coal. 
 
 To Ken'n^l, u. I. n. 1. Sport, im 2o(be ober in 
 ber^oble liegenj 2. drmlicb roobnenj II. a. 
 in einem .f)unbeflaUe ^altcn. 
 
 Ken'n^ts, s. pi. 1. Com. dmlixt grobe§ SU(b 
 auSSBalliSj 2. Mar. ^lampen, rooraufbie 
 ©cbotenbelegtnjerben. 
 
 Ken'tle, vid. Quintal. 
 
 Kent'ledge>>^- ^ar. @ifenina5l6(fensua3aUafl. 
 
 To Kep'pen, v. a. pcrfoppen, pcr^iitlen. 
 
 Kept, pret. & p. p. P. To Keep, qv. 
 
 Kerb , vid. Curb. 
 
 Ker'chief, s. baS Zud), 4)al§tU(b. [f^leiert. 
 
 Ker'chiefed, adj. mit cinem .fopftllisj Per» 
 
 Kerf, s. bie Jterbe, bcr (5inf(bnitt. 
 
 Ker'raes , s, Zool. bcr ,ft"crmeg, bie ©(barlac^* 
 beere5(^ftermc8ei(ben=)®(bil^f(i«Sj— "^neral, 
 CViem. baS .^art^duferpulpcr. 
 
Kern 
 
 436 
 
 Kind 
 
 Kern, s. Typ. bie (Sigiiatur an ben ©uc^flabcn. 
 
 To Kern, v. n. f omen, [l6i !6rnen » k-ed letters, 
 pi. Tup, uber^dngenbe SSuc^flaben. 
 
 Ker'nel, s. 1. ber JternCbergriic^tej aud^yigOi 
 ba§ (@amen-)^orn5 2. bie ©riife (in t^ierU 
 f(^en s^orpern) j ^innc j — water, ber pcrftcoj 
 wort, Boi. bie aSraunwurj. 
 
 To Ker'nel, v. I. w. fi(^ !6rnen, Corner befora* 
 men , II. o. flu^cn, bcfeftigen. [jDrfifen. 
 
 Ker'nelly, adj. 1. fcmigj 2, femic^ti 3. OOU 
 
 Ker'sey, s. Com. ber ^erfct) (ein grobcr tooUt- 
 ner'^eugi — nette', ein biinner SKottenftoff. 
 
 Ker'seyraere, s. Com. vid. Casimire. 
 
 Kes'trel, Kes'tril, s. vid. Castrel. 
 
 Ketch i *. Mar. bie Mti , S^l^tj bomb -, bte 
 
 Ketch'up, vid. Catchup.[©ombarbicr=®aliote. 
 
 Ket'tle, s. ber ^effel^ - drum, biecm^ffcio 
 ^au!ej— pins, pi. bie Jtegel jum (Spielen. 
 
 Kev'els, s. pi. Mar. bie ^rcusflampen. 
 
 Key [ke] , s. I. sin^. 1. gen. bcr ©(btiiffet (aud^ 
 fig.) i 2. bcr ^Q^nfiJ^luffel ((B. an einem ga^= 
 ^abn, ic.)} 3. (watch -) ber U^rf(blu|TeU 4. 
 bie ©(bliepe 5 5. ber ©ibtup)l:cin j 6. Mm*-*, a) 
 bie S^afte j ft) bie Jtlappc an ber ^lote, K.^c) 
 vid. — ni*tc; 7. T. bcr ^eili 8. ber Jtat), bie 
 ©(bijfstdnbe} 9. ber (©au-)® (baling, bie 93ul)* 
 nej 10. ba§ ^elfenriff, bie blinbe ^iippej 
 under lock and — , unter ©(blof unb OlieQcl, 
 DCrfcbloffen, II. k-s, pi. vid. Catkins , I.5 III. 
 camp. — bit (^or web of a — ) , ber ©(bluffcl* 
 bartj — bolt, Lock-sm. ber franjofiftbc 9lie= 
 gel (am Sbfirfcblop)) — box, bie SSuibfe sum 
 ©(bluffellocb J — bugle , Mils, bae- ^(appen= 
 bornj — hole, ba& ©di)lu{fenod(> } — hole-saw, 
 bie S5ti(bfdge, £0(bfdgC5 — instrument, Dent. 
 ber engl. ©cbluffeli — note, Mus. ber|>aupt» 
 Ob. (Srunbton, — pipe, \ia^ ©(blujfelro^r, — 
 porters, pi. "JCrbeiter auf ben ©c^iff^rocrften, 
 iScbauerleutej — ring, ber ©^luffelring? — 
 seat, l.ber ^eilfi§5 2. Mw*. ber ,tlappen* 
 gang (an ^loten, 2C) } — stone , Arck. ber 
 ©cbluf flein 5 — swivel , ber ©(bluffel^afen. 
 
 *Key'age, s. baS ^ai:)gelb. 
 
 *Key'ed, adj. Mus. 1. S^aficn obcr^Iappen 
 ^abenb j 2. in eincm ber 3toten=©(bIufrel ge» 
 fe§t5 — up, angefeilt, cerleilt. 
 
 Khan, s. (orient.) ber (S^an, ^^an. 
 
 Kha'nate, *, ba8 G^anat. 
 
 Kib'bljng-mill, s. bie ©(brotrnfi^Ic 
 
 Kibe , *. bie aufgebro(bene ^roflbculc, — heel. 
 Far. bic barteminbe am^interbugebeS^fer^ 
 
 Krb'sey, s. ber aBeibenforb. [befnpes. 
 
 Kibed, Ki'by, adj. groflbeulen babenb. 
 
 To Kick, V. I. a. (au(b ".) fiopen (mit bemgu* 
 fe)5 II. 71. ^intcn auSfd^lagen (ton ^ferben, 
 W.)J ftampfen j to — at , or against . . . ,fig. 
 
 gegenflrcben, ptb gegen . . . aufle^nen j to— up 
 a dust, a riot, a row, 2drm macben. 
 
 Kick, s. ber ^upftop, ©top, ^upf(blag. 
 
 Kick'er, s. ber Ob. baS (l)inten) ^u8fd;Iagcnbc. 
 
 Kick'shaws, s. 1. ba§ SBunberliibc, 2^drrif(bc, 
 Jtinbcrpoffcn, 2. bag ©emcngfel. 
 
 Kid, s. 1. Ui aSocf (ben, bie 3icfe i 2. or - lea- 
 ther , or — skin , boS (junge) ©ocfleber, 
 3icfelfell; — gloves, bie bocflebernen |)anb; 
 f(bu()C5 3. provinc. ber (Simcr, bie ©eltc. 
 
 To Kid, V. l.n.l. Sunge roerfen, sicCeln? 2. 
 .^ulfen obcr <S(botcn befommenj II. a. 1. 
 (SteiS^ols) in SSiinbel binben 5 2. ausb^^^n. 
 
 Kid'der, *. 1. ber ^ICuffdufer, ^orniube j 2. ber 
 ^Jaufirerj 3. bcr SBellenbinber? 4. ber Qxh- 
 fcnpfliicfcr. 
 
 Kid'dle, s. Fish, bic ^ifcbrcufc, ba§ ^if(bn)C^r. 
 
 Kid'dow, s. Orn. baS SBaffcrtju^n. 
 
 Kid'ljng, s. bic jungc 3iege. 
 
 To Kid'nap, v. a. SOtenf(bcn (Jtinbcr) fieblen. 
 
 Kid'napper , .?. ber ^inbcrbicb, 9Kcnf(benbicb, 
 ©eclcn»cr!dufcr. 
 
 Kid'ney, I. *. 1. bie Siicrc j 2. W "Kvt, ber ^U' 
 mor, 3. ba§ ®cli(btcrj II. comp. Bot-s. — 
 bean, bic n>dlf(be a5oi)nc, ©cbminfbobnci — 
 bean-tree, bic ©taubenglQcinej — vetch, bas 
 gcmeine SBunbfraut, bie wilbc SSobncj — 
 wort, 1. bag Stobelfrautj 2. ba§ Senebicten^ 
 
 Kier, vid. Bucking-tub. [fraut. 
 
 Kifl'der , s Orn. ber langgef(b»dnjtc 5Korneff. 
 
 Kil'd?rkifn, .v. bag gdpcbcn, bie ^albe Sonne 
 (l8®aUonen). 
 
 To Km, V. a. 1. tobtcnj 2. Butch. [(blad)tcn3 
 3. bcr wirfcnbcn ,ftraft beraubcn,bdmpfenj 
 to — the grease (of the stripped pelts), 7aw. 
 
 Kil'las, vid. Shale. [^dutc df(bcrn. 
 
 Kil'ler, s. 1. bcr 3;obtf(bldger, 5K6rberi 2. bag 
 3)6btenbc. [S^intenftcin. 
 
 Kil'low, s. 1. bie rupenbe ^lamme j 2. M?>t.bcr 
 
 Kiln [kil],Kill , s. ber SBrennofen, S)fcn,bif 
 jDarrc, — bricks, ffirennsicgel. 
 
 To Kiln'-dry [kil'— ] , v. a. im £)fen (auf bci 
 iDarre) troifnen, borrcn. 
 
 Kiflt, s. ba§ furje Sflocfcbcn ber asergfc^otten. 
 
 Kim'bo, adj. frumm, gefriimmt, gebogen? to 
 set one's arms a — , or To Kimbo , v. n. bie 
 ^Crmc in bic @citc fiemmen. 
 
 Kin, I. s. 1. bic SSerraanbtfcbaft i 2. bcr, bic 
 S5ernjanbtC5 3. ba§ ©cfcblecbt, bie Tfrt^ II. 
 adj. (mit to) 1. oerwanbtj 2. d^nlitbi gleicb= 
 artig 5 k-s folk(s), bie SScrmanbten j k-s man, 
 bcr SScrwanbtc, k-s woman, bie SSerroanbte. 
 
 Kind, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. gut, giitigj licb* 
 rci(b / freunblid) , artig > be — enough to ... , 
 or be so — as to ... , babcn ©if bic ®fitc ^u 
 . . . (obcr unb . . .). 
 
Kiiid 
 
 437 
 
 Knac 
 
 Kind, 3, 1. Die ©Qttung, i)a§ ©cfc^Ied^t , 2. bic 
 a3cfd^a)feni;)eit, :ifrt, SSdfe j 3. Die STiatur j in 
 — , 1. lit. in 3tQtura , in ^roDucten (ni(^t in 
 (S>dU)i2.fig. mit 9leid)er 0}Zunsc. 
 
 To Km'dle, v. I. a. 1. oitsiinDen, entsunDen 
 (m6)fig.)i 2. (and) n.) Sunge werfcn (J)on 
 |)afen, u.) j II. ». fic^ eutsiinben, qIuIjcu. 
 
 KTn'dler, .9. Der,t)a5 @ntsunDente,:c. c/,l).o.SS. 
 
 KTn'dljn?ss, .v. Die ©utigfeit, Da8 S[i8ol)ln)olleu. 
 
 Kind'ly, adj. 1. gteid)aitig5 2. eigentl)umli(^, 
 naturlic^, nu§Iid& j 3. milDe, fanft, giitig. 
 
 Kind'ness, s. 1. Die ®ute, ©litigfeit, ^reunD= 
 lid^feit; Irtigfeiti 2. Die ©efdUigfcit. 
 
 Kin'dr§d, I. .v. 1. Die SJernjQnDtfc^aftj 2. Die 
 SSerroanDtcnj 3. Die l^nlit^feit, ®leiil)artig* 
 feit) II. adj. 1. oenDQuDt, 2. glcic^artigj a — 
 likeness, eine ^amiliend^nlid^teit. 
 
 King, I. s. Der ^onig (au(^ (Jam.), |)errf^er j 
 
 — atdrangbts. Die ©ame (im Damenfpiel)) 
 
 — alarms, Der SEapcnfonigj Rings, pi. 1. 
 Bibl. Die 2$uii)er Der Jlonigej 2. Com. Die 
 gvopte ©ortc J^arDcnDifleln j III. co7np. — ('s) 
 apple, Der vRonigSapfeli Laws. — 's Bench, 
 Da& DDer^ofgeric^t, vid. D. mod. Queen's B. 
 U. Q. comp. unt. Queen; — consort, Der M> 
 tti3=®ema^l (©cma^l einer rcgiercnDen,ft6ni= 
 gin)^ —becoming, {Sh.) Dem ^onige an- 
 ftel)enD; — crab, Crust. Der ?OJi)[uf!en; 
 frcbS; — craft, Die Sftegierunggfun)1j 
 |)errfd)ertifl i — 's evil, Med. cine ©ru= 
 fengefc^nJUlfl {absces&us ischiaticus) ; — 
 ('s) fisher, Orn. Der ^onigSfifd^er, eiSDO* 
 gel) — like, fonigtit^j er^abcnj — piece, — 
 post. Carp. Die Oiebelfaule, Der ©iebelfpicp j 
 
 — '8 plate, Sport. Dcr oom Jtonige gegebene 
 ^rciS ^.£. 100 bei SBettrenncnj— post roof, 
 Dag ©iebelbac^, ©attclDac()j — spear. Dot. 
 Die ®olDn)urs5 — vulture, Orn. Der ®cier!6 
 nigj Laio-s. — 's widow, Die SBittme Deo 
 tenant in capite (2et)en§mann DeSv^onig)? 
 
 — 's witness, Der ,Kron5euge j — 's wood, M' 
 niggl)oIs (broruian. |)ol5 fur ^unfltifdjler) 
 
 To King , V. a. Gam. (einen Stein im iDomcn= 
 
 fpiele) pr jDame maiien, aufDamen. 
 King'dales , s. Com. njcif e grobe SffioIIenscuge, 
 
 Diebef. surSXegcrbeHeiDung nad) SBeflinDien 
 
 unD TCmerifa ge^n. 
 King'dora , *. 1. Da§ ^onigrei(^ j 2. Die Sflegie* 
 
 rung} DqS 9lei(bj 3. Nat. DaS {Jleic^, roie 
 
 vegetable — , DaS ^flonjcnreicb. 
 King'ly, adj. & odo. fonigIi(J^. 
 King'ship, s. Da& ^onigt^um. 
 Kifn'jc, adj. — acid , Cliem. Die 6()inafttUre. 
 Kink, .y. Die gi§c im ©am, ic. bef. Mar. Die 
 
 ^unfe, DttS ^uge (im Sau). [laufenDen Sou) 
 To Kink, V. n. Mar. fid) bcfneifcn (von cinem 
 
 Kin'tal, uid. Quintal. [jn>eiidt)rigen ,RaIbe). 
 Kip, s. Com. DaS grope ,SalbfeU (i>on einem 
 Kip'p^r, s. Der SacbS jur ^dt (in kipper time) 
 
 Dq er nid^t gcfangcn rocrDen foU. 
 Kir'ghjz, s. Dcr ^Kirgife, Die k-n. [bt)terianer. 
 K'irk, s. ([(^ott.) Die ^ird^e^ — man, Dcr ^re§* 
 Kir'tle, s. Com. Dcr SdaUm ^Iq^S (o. ungef. 1 
 
 Centner), — flax, sn)c)Iff6pfigcr ^iad)§. 
 To Kiss, v.a. fuffen? to — the cup, nippcnj 
 
 — ing crust, Bak. Dcr "JCnfiop am 93roDe, ^le= 
 Kifss, s. Der ^up. [bcranft. 
 Kis'sable, affj. fiiplicb, fuplid), 
 
 Kis'ser, s. Der (oD. Die oft) ^uJTenDe. 
 
 Kit, s. 1. Die grope ^lafd^e? 2. Der OJJili^eimer, 
 3uber5 3. Das SacbSfdpcbt-'n, ^ifcbfdpc^cn? 4. 
 Die ©acfgeigc, ©tocffteDelj 5. conA. Die ®e= 
 feUfcbaft, Der|>aufej 6. St. Kit's, Geog.tiic 
 roeftinD. Snfel Bt. (5l)riftopt)} 7. abbr fam. 
 ft. Christopher, Christian, Catherine. 
 
 Kift'-cat, adj. Paint, h'irjer ais in Der^alben 
 Sdnge (con ^ortraiten). 
 
 Kit'chen, s. 1. Die ,fud)C5 2. 5ea,Dic^om= 
 bufci 3. a tin—, eine (jinncrnc) Jvod)raa= 
 fd)ine, :S^ccmaf(^inC} — boy,DcrM(l^eniunge} 
 
 — cleaver, Da§ vff-nmcJTerj — garden, Dec 
 ^-ngarten j — garden quarters, ©emiifebeetcj 
 
 — maid, — wench. Die ,ft-nmagD j — range, 
 Der ^-nrof!5 - s'tuff, Da§ 33ratenfett , ^ett 
 oDer ®(^aum vom ^leifdjcj — table, Der^-n= 
 tif(]^,7fnrii1^tetif(^. 
 
 Kite, s. 1. Orn. Die SSci^e, Dcr .f)u^nergcicr 
 
 2. Der (papicrne)©rad)e5 3. con^ Der ®eij« 
 ^al&j 4. Com. cant. Der ^roformaroecbfei/ 
 ^ellermcd^fcl , SBaftarDrocc^felj — fish, kh. 
 Der ^od^fliegcr j - foot. Com. eine bcf. feinc 
 "ttrt gelbcr Sabaf au8 Maryland; — 'g foot, 
 Bot. Da8 ^abid^tfraut. 
 
 Kit'ljng, Krt'ten, s. Da§ Jtd^c^cn, Die Mitt. 
 To Kit'ten, v. n. iunge(Jta^en) roerfcn, tjcdi'n. 
 Kit'tenish, adj. fd§(benl)aft, tdnDcInD. 
 Kit'tjwake, s. Orn. Die iSldnDifc^e ?Oleoe. 
 Kit'ty, s. 1. abbr. 0. Catherine, »S"dt^e, Mtl)* 
 
 (^enj 2. k-8, s. pi. Sjfectcn , Capital. 
 To Klick, V. n. 1. flappcrn j 2. picfen (raie eine 
 
 Ul)r)i 3. /am. an Der SaDcnt^iir auf^KunDen 
 Klick, s. vulg. Der ©top, @d)tag. [paffcn. 
 Klick'er, s.fam. Dcr SBormann, 5Berfmeifler. 
 Klick'etifng, s. Sport. Die OlammeljcitDcr |)afen. 
 KlTn'kets, s. pi. Fort. »pfintd)cnDur(^ Die *pal* 
 Kirp'fTsh, s. Ich. Dcr JtUppfifd^. [lifaDen. 
 
 *To Knab [nab], v. /j.fnabbern; nagen 3 (an 
 
 GtroaS) fauen. 
 * Knack, s. 1. Da§ ©picljcug, (Spiehucrf, Die 
 
 SdnDeleij 2. Der Jtunf^griff, Die ^ertigfcitj 
 
 3. Der feine liflige Btxd^ 5 4. Die ?frt, -SBeift, 
 Dcr ©(^lenDrian. 
 
Knac 
 
 438 
 
 Knot 
 
 •TCnackV. *• 1. t>er ^nacfer j 2. bcr ©picIjtuQ^ 
 
 ♦Knack'ish, adj. t)crf(^mi|t. [mac^er. 
 
 ♦Knag, s, 1. bcr ,Knorrcn, .ffnotcn, ^Cft im 
 ^oljcj 2. bcr ^olserne^flocfj 3. k-g, *. pZ, 
 5porf. I)ic @tirn=(gnl)en (ttm ©craeK)). 
 
 ♦Knag'gy, adj. fnorrig, ^ocfcrig, aftig. 
 
 ♦Knap, I. s. 1. ter ^ugcU ©ipfcl, tie ©pi§e 
 (cinc§ 4>"9f l^) 5 2. viU Nap, l.j II. comp. 
 
 — bottle, Bot. Mc ^Iatfd>rofCi — sack , Mil. 
 Ux Sorniftcr, edjnappfacf , baS Sldnjcl. 
 
 *To Knap, u. n.l. fnacfen, fnoppcnj (—in, 
 tin=)Uap^tnj 2. grcifen, f(i^nappcn. 
 
 * Knap'pjsh, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. Dcrbrieplic^. 
 *To Knap'ple, v. I. r<. 1. fnicfen, brc(^en} 2. 
 
 uir/. To Knab ; II. a. obfreffcn. 
 *Knap'py» «^i- !• ^ocfcvig,uncbcn5 2.^ugcng. 
 *Kniir, *. ber ^norrcn, li]1 im ^oljc. 
 
 * Knfirlcd, vid. Gnarled. [fpici)- 
 ♦Knave, *. ber(S(i^cIm,93ube (auij^im Garten* 
 *Kna'very, s. bie Subcrei, ©c^elmerci. 
 *Kna'vish,I. arfj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. bubifd^, 
 
 f(j^urf ifd) 5 2. f(bal!^ttft,f{belmifc^5 III. — ness, 
 s. bic SSubcrei. 
 
 * Knaw'?l, s. Bot.baS 3o^Qnni5bIut,bcr ,Knaul. 
 ♦To Knend, v. a. fnctcti) to — up, terfnctcn? 
 
 — ing trough , bcr SSarftrog. 
 
 ♦Knee, I. s. 1. Anat. boS^mC} 2. Shlp-b. 
 bos Jtnic^olj, Jtrum^ols, 3. Bot. Hx Mo= 
 ten, ^bfQ§ ) Ship-b-s. lodging k-u, (^orison* 
 tale) SBinfelfnie 5 hanging k-s, ©ted^fnic j II. 
 co/np. — band, baS ,ft-banb j — boot (—flap), 
 C-m. bie Jt-bccfe in cincr S^aifcj — cap, 
 Surg, bie .ft-binbcj Bot-s. — gras.s, vid. 
 Kneed-g.;— holly (—holm), bie f Icine ©ted^* 
 pataiej — pan, Anat. bic Jt-fc^cibCj — roll, 
 
 — roller, Weav. ba& ©pcrrrob, bcr Jtranj, — 
 shorts, furjc S3cinf(cibcr j — string, bag ^- 
 banb , ©trumpfbanb } — timber, bas ^-^olj. 
 
 ♦Kneed, adj. 1. mit ^nicnj 2. Bo<. fnotig, 
 in-—, out — , mit cinrodrtS, QuSn>art8 f!c^en 
 ben Jtnicn) — grass, Bot. ba§ Jtnotengra&. 
 
 *To Kneel, v. reg. & ir. n. fntcn. 
 
 * Knee'ljng, .v.7c/i.bcr 9lott)fd^dr.[S;obtcngIo(fe. 
 ♦Knell, s, ber ®Iocfcnf*lag, ©-[(^attj bie 
 ♦Knelt, pret. & p. p. o. To Kneel, qv. 
 
 * Knew, pref. \>. To Know, qv. [Pnirrcn. 
 ♦To Knick, V. n. fnirfcn, fnacfcnj Fnirf(i)cn, 
 ♦Knick, I. .?. ba6 Jtnirfcn j II. comp. vulg. — 
 
 knacks, — knackeries, p/.Jtlcinig!citcn,<Spie= 
 Icreien, Sanb^ — knackatory, ber ©piclscugla* 
 
 * Knick'^r, s. baS ©(^nippd^cn. [ben. 
 
 * Knife , s. ba§ '3JIcfTcr5 — rests , — supports, 
 bic 5Kc|fcrb6cfd?cn , 9JfelTerbdnfd(>en. 
 
 •Knight [nit] , s. 1. ber Sflittcr j 2. Gam. bcr 
 ©pringer (im ©c^od^) j 3. Mar.ber5Wo^ren=j 
 fopf am (Sc^iffe J — ermnt , bcr fa^renbc Siiul 
 
 UXj —errantry, bic f-c0littcrf(^aft j - beads. 
 Ship-b. vid. Bollard-timbers ; — marshal, bet 
 vf>ofmarf(baU5 — 's-cross, Bot. bad ^imrncls* 
 ro^d^cnj Laws. — 's service, bcr 9littcrbienfl5 
 land held by — 's service, baS 9littcrLel)Cn j 
 knights of the shire, bic jwci^arlamcntSmit* 
 glicbcr fur cine ®raffd?aft. 
 
 ♦To Knight, V. a. gum Slitter fd)(agcn. 
 
 ♦Knighthood [nit'hud], j. 1. bic Olttterfc^ttft j 
 
 ♦Knight'ly, adj. ritterli(^.[2.bcr9littcrcrbcn. 
 
 ♦To KnTt, V. ir. a. (auA) n.) 1. flrirfcnj 2. 
 fnupfen5>tt'-v.3.perbinbcn,ocreinigcn(5.Q5. 
 »erftod)enc SBeiHC^ k.) i 4. sufammcnsic^cn j 
 to — up , Quffnupfen j entwirren. 
 
 ♦Knit, I. pref. & p. p. If. To Knit </}?.; II. comp. 
 — back, Bot. bie SSallwurs} — work, bie 
 
 ♦Knitch, s. bQ§ ^otjbiinbct. [©tricfcrci. 
 
 ♦ Knit't?r, s. ber ©trictcr, bic ©tricfcrinn. 
 
 ♦ Knit'ting, comp. — cotton, bag boumnjoUcnc 
 ©tricfgarn j — needle , bic ©tricfnabcl j - 
 sheath, bic ©trirff^cibci — yarn. ba$ ©trict- 
 garn. [pi. Mar. fc^male %auc. 
 
 ♦Knit'tle, v. 1. bic ©d^nur on 33cutclni 2. k-s, 
 
 ♦Knob, s. 1 . bcr ,KnDpf j 2. bcr jtnctcn, Jlnor= 
 ren, 3. 2\ ber^nauf, bic^upj Mcch.Hi 
 Jtugclgcnjinbc j 4. bic tluajltc. 
 
 ♦To Knob, 11. 1. a. mit jlnopfcn bcfc$cnj II. n 
 Jtnotcn cinfc^en , fnorrig roadjfcn. 
 
 ♦Knobbed, KnSb'by, adj. fnotig , fnorrig. 
 
 ♦KnOb'bin^ss, s. ba$ ^notigc, Jtnorrigc. 
 
 ♦To KnSck, r. I. w. 1. (on)f(opfen j 2. (gufam^ 
 mcn)fto|len j to — under, (alSUbcrrounbcncr) 
 nttdjgebcnj II. a. flofcn, frfjiagenj to — down, 
 nicberfi^Ittgcn , nicbcrrocrfcnj to — down for 
 a song, (^dmmcrn) jum ®efang auffor* 
 bcrn 5 to — down to one in an auction, 
 ginem in cincr SScrfieigcrung (Stna^ ju f(^ra- 
 gen) to — in, einfd^Iagcnj to — ofT, l.ttbfrt)Ia^ 
 gen 5 fprengen (^cfcln), 2. /g-. (im 3flcben) 
 abbred^cnj 3. (bci SScrftcigcrungcn) sufd)la= 
 gen 5 4./a/n. (SBaaren) loSfdjlagcnj to — on 
 the head, 1. tobtfc^Iagcn j 2. fig. i'^crnid)tcn i 
 to — up, aufflopfcn (and) 7'//p,cl)cm.bieSa(» 
 Ien)i k-ed \i\^,flg. erfc^opft, ermattct. 
 
 ♦Knock , I. s. i. bcr ©(^log, ©topi 2.ba5'Jfn« 
 Flopfcn, ber^od^, II. comp. — kneed, 1. ful}= 
 ^cffig (t. ^ferbcn),' 2. fnicfdjuffig (r. ^crfo= 
 ncn). [©toper i 3. bcr 3:f>ur()Qmmcr. 
 
 Knock'er, s. 1. bcr .fflopfcr, 2. cin .f)ammcr, 
 
 ♦Knock'jng-nii'll, .v. bie ©tampfmiiljlc. 
 
 ♦To Knoll, u. o. & 7?. Idutcn. 
 
 ♦Knoll, .V. 1. bcr ficinc ^ugcl, bie ©pice , "Kn- 
 ^o^e 5 2. uid.Turnip ; — tobacco, ^nuUtabaf. 
 
 ♦ Knol'ster, .v. Ent. bic S5aumn)ansc. 
 
 ♦ Knop, s. Bot. ber Jtnopf, bic ^no§pc. 
 ♦Knot, s. 1. ber Jtnotcn, 2. boS Jtnofdjcni 
 
Knot 
 
 439 
 
 Labi 
 
 t^tugC; t)ic ^noSpej 3. Afar, a) ber^nopf, 
 bttS ^eid^en, bic ©eemeile, &) bcr @ti(^,.^no* 
 ten 5 yig-A\ 4. bie (Sc^mierigMt 3 &• bad SSonb j 
 (». bie ®efellf(t)aft, bcr 3:rupp j r. bic@(^leif»r, 
 ©d^lingej ba§ TCc^felbanb, 8. bic ^orap^c^ 
 9.ber ^ttufen, bQ§ asunbclj 10. Orn. bQ& graue 
 SBSoffer^ul^nj a — of cotton-wicks, Chand. 
 ein 2i(^tfpicpooUi£)o4)tei a — of silk, Dy. cin 
 aSunb @cibe5 /?of-j. — berry , bic ®erg^im* 
 becrcj — grass, bcr ,tn6ten^. 
 
 *To Knot, V. I. a. 1. (in cinen ,ffnoten) fnu= 
 pfcn^ oerfd^Itngcnj^g-j. 2. binbcn, cerbinbeni 
 3. oemicfein) II. n. 1. 5o<.f(^offcnj Qu§f(i^la= 
 genj 2. Heine funfHi(J(>e ^notcn ju ^ranfcn 
 T)erferti3en,fn6teln. 
 
 *Knot'tjn§ss, s. 1. ba§ ^notigc, |)6cfcrigc5 
 "2. fig. bas SSerwictelte, @(I>n>ierigc. 
 
 *Knot'ty, I. adj.\l\. Knot'tjly, adv. 1. fnotig, 
 fnorrigi 2. ^ortj rau^ j 3. »emitfelt, fc^roie^ 
 
 * Knout, s. bie ,Rnutc. [rig. 
 *To Know, V. ir. I. a. 1. fcnnenj 2. crfenncn, 
 
 (—asunder) unterfdfjcibenj II. n. roijfenj — 
 all men by these presents, &c. Law, (tunb 
 unb 5U JuijTcn fci ^iermit, :c. 
 *KnowVbIe, adjMux^tM), crfennbar. 
 
 * Know'er, *. bcr tenner. 
 
 * KnOw'ing , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. funbig, 
 crfQ^ren, gcf(^icft (— in , in)j 2 bcrouft, 
 rorfd^lii. 
 
 *KnawMgc [nsi'-]. *• i.ba§5B5ijfen,bicSr* 
 
 fcnntnif j 2.bie,Rcnntni^, ,Jtunbe j 3. bieSBif* 
 fcnf(baft,^cnntnif5 4. bic (grfa^rcn^cit j 5. 
 bie 93efanntf(^afti to my - , fo \jicl it^ njcif 
 
 * Known, p. p. l>. To Know, gemitpt, bchnnt. 
 *Kniic'kle, s. 1. bcr ^n6(l)cl, ba§ ®ctcnf j 
 
 Butch. ba§ ^nicfturfj 2. biea3ucfcl(am^fcr' 
 begcfci^irr, :c.) j -• bones, Gam. ba§^n6(&cl= 
 fpieli — timbers, p/. Mar. ba§ Vorbcrflc 
 ©poiin in cincm @d(>iffc. [tcrroerfcn. 
 
 *To Kniic^kle, v. n. 1. fi(b bucfcnj 2. fid& un= 
 *KnGr, Kniirle, *. bcr ^norren. [rig. 
 
 * Knurled, Knur'ly, Kniir'ry, arf/.fnorrig, ^6rfc* 
 KOck, s. Miri. bic Jllippe. 
 
 Koft'-work [— 'wiirk] , s. (ofHnb.) fcinc mit 
 
 ®oIb cingclegte ©ta^larbcit. 
 Kdm'manic, s. Or/i.bic (bcutf(^c) |)aubenler(l(>e. 
 To Kd6t(5d', v. n, (inb.) firi^ cerbcugcn. 
 Ko'peck, s. Num. bic ^opcfc (ruff, ^^iinjc). 
 Ko'ran, vid. Alcoran. 
 Krang, s. Sea^ bic oon ^ctt uub Strange* 
 
 fonbcrtc ^Icifc^rnQfTc bc§ aBaUfif4>c^. 
 Kre'osote , s. Chem. ba$ ^Krcofot. [JtrfipfcL 
 Krul'lers, s. pi. Bak. cine Tfrt ^PfannFuc^cn, 
 Ku'fic, adj. Lit. fufif4>. 
 Ku'rjl, s. Orn. ber ft^roarjc ©turmvogel. 
 Ky'anlte, s. Min. bcr (Si)Qnit, blauc ©(^cr(. 
 ToKy'anize, r. a. 7\ ft)anifircn, mit cincr 
 
 d^cnben Sublimatauflofung tranfcn. 
 Kyan'9gen, v. Chem. bcr (St^anogen, ^(au(fau' 
 
 rtn)fioff. 
 
 L. 
 
 L [el] , *. 1. (ein 9JJitlautcr) baS 2 , 1 j 2. 3a^l 
 »on 50 i L-scrcws, SSinfclfdprQubcn. 
 
 L., 1., abbr.l.^l.liber, ba§ 33u(b j 2. fl. libra,i, e. 
 pound (in ®clb) ) 3. ft. last, load , line. Lee- 
 ward, Latitude ; La. ft. Louisiana ; 1/a. ft. last 
 account ; Ladp. ft. Ladyship ;Lat.fl.Latitude, 
 Latin; lb. ft. pound; Lbs. ft. pounds, lubs; 
 L. C. ft. ligbt cavalry; L. D. ft. Lady day, 
 light dragoons ; Ld. or LD. ft. lord ; Ldp. ft. 
 Lordship ; Lev. ft. Leviticus ; Lieu., Lieut, 
 ft. Lieutenant; L. H. fl. left hand ; L. H. D. 
 ft. left hand door ; L. I. (aud) L. Inf.) ft. light 
 infantry ; L. L. D. ft. Lcgvm Doctor ^ Dr. of 
 Laws; L. L. S. ft. Sesterce; L. M. ft. last 
 month; Lon. , Long. ft. Longitude ; Lp. fl. 
 Lordship ; Lr. or Lt. ft. letter; Lr. , or Lvr. 
 jiLivre; L«. St. ft. pound sterling; Lt. |l. 
 
 last; L^ F*. fl. light regiment of foot; 1. y. 
 ft. last year; L. L. fl, limited liability. 
 
 La [vulg. la], I. int. jTc^e ba ! fe^t ! II. s. Mus. 
 
 Lab'ar, 5. ba§ £ttbarum, ^anier. [baS A. 
 
 Lab'd^num, s. Pharm. ba§ 2abQn=®ummi. 
 
 Labefac'tion, s. bic ©(i^njclf^ung. 
 
 La'bel, s. 1. ber 3cttcl3 2. bas ©turfc^cn ^cr. 
 gamcnt ju Urfunbcnrtegcln j 3. Law, ba§ So« 
 biciUj 4. bic (SKaorenOetiqucttcj SiHtcn* 
 forte? t>a0 Slafc^cn=©d)ilb j .5. //er.bic^anf, 
 bcr ®tcg, 3:urnii'rfragcn j 6.(;com.cinll)tro* 
 labium mit iDioptcr=2tncaI. 
 
 To Ln'bel , V. a. 1 . mit cincm 3cttcl, u. i^erfc» 
 ^enj 2. Com. SBaarcn auSjcit^ncn, ^cetfc 
 an^cftcn, ctiqucttircn. 
 
 La'bent, adj. glcitcnb, cntft^liipfcnb. 
 
 La'bi^l, adj. Gram. labial. 
 
Labi 
 
 440 
 
 Ladd 
 
 La'bl^tc, La'biat?d , orfj. 1. mit Sippcn tjerfe* 
 ^en j 2. Bot. lippenfSrmig. 
 
 La'bprage, s. Com. t)a§ ^rbeit§lol)n. 
 
 Lab'oratory, s.lM^ ((^emif(^e) Saboratoriumj 
 2. bie ^euernjcrferwerfftcittej 3. bie ©cwe^r* 
 fabnt5 4.^g:.bieSBerfftatt. 
 
 Labo'rjous, I. ad!;.; II. — ly, adv. I. axUiU 
 [am, cmfiQ j 2. Jig. mu^fam, mii^etjollj III. — 
 nes8, s.lMt ^rbcitfamf eitj 2.bie 9)Iu^famfcit. 
 
 La'bour (La'bor)> *-l.bte7Crbeit (au6) F-m.); 
 2. bie ^rnftrengung, Scfcbroerbe, 3. ^ie ftarfe 
 (8cibc§=)S5ej\)C9ung 5 4. i?ef. bie Sanj^^iCn* 
 bad>tsubung ber Shakers; 5. bie ®ebum* 
 arbeit, (— pain^) SBe^cn. 
 
 ToLa'boyr, x\ I. w. 1. arbcitenj 2. ficb on* 
 flrengen, H) bemu^en? 3. fi(^ mubh^i« t)en)c* 
 gen, 4. in 3?ot^ fcinj ficb qudlcnj 5. bef.^g. 
 ((^rnQngergc^enj 6. Afar.fdjiingcrnunb flam* 
 pfenj II. a. 1. bcarbciteuj 2. (mii^fam) aus* 
 arbeiten. [3:Qgel6bner. 
 
 Lii'bourer, s. 1. ber ^rbeiter, 2. ber ^pfliiger, 
 
 La^boijrl^ss, adj. mu^eloS, o^nc 9)?u^e. 
 
 Lab'rgidQr, s, comp. — stone, ber Sabrabor* 
 fteinj — tea, ber gronldnbifdiie S^ee. 
 
 Lab'yrin</i, v«?. 1. ba§ 8abQrint^5 2. ^/ia«. bQ^ 
 ®cn)inbc, .^rrgefcblangcl (im S^re). 
 
 Labynn'i/ijan, L^bynn'thic, a(//.labt)rint()if(l^. 
 
 Lac (Lric'ca), s. ber ^ad, ®ummilail, ,ftugel* 
 iadj — dye, (oflinb.) Sacffarbe, — lake , baS 
 2acflacf (im ©ummilQcf ent^altene pigment) 
 
 Lace, L s. 1. bic®pi§C; S-n, Jtantc, ^-n, 
 aSortc, S3-n, 3:reffe, S-nj 2. bie ©cbnurj 3 
 ba§ ©inurbanb, II. comp. — bark-tree, Bot. 
 ber ©pi^enflrau^ 5 — bobbins, pi. B);ii^in= 
 fl6ppcl5 — cravat, ba& @pi|cn^al§tu(b 5 — 
 maker, ber ittSppIer, bie ^lopplcrinnj nar- 
 row — maker, bcr ^wimfpi^cnfleppler, — 
 man, 1. bcr ©pi$cn^anbler, ^anb^dnblcr, 2. 
 ber SSortenmirfer, — merchant, ber Spi^en^ 
 ^dnbler (im ©ropen) 5 - pillo\v,bQS Jtloppcl* 
 fiffenj — up boots, ©d)nurflicfeln, palblHe* 
 fclnj — woman, 1. bte Spilen^dnblennnj 
 2. bie ®pi|enn6pplerinn. 
 
 To Lace, v. a. I. (ju)f(bnuren 5 2. ocrbrdmen, 
 befe^en, einfaffen (mit @pi§en , ISrcffcn, xc), 
 galloniren 5 3. vulg. au&priigeln. 
 
 Laced, p. a. gef(bniirt, K. cf. b. o. SB.j 
 boots, ©(^niarfliefeln, .palbftiefeln^ — stock- 
 ings (for compression of the leg) , Surg 
 25(^nurfliefeln fur frummc SBcinc. 
 
 La9'?r9ble, adj. jerreipbar. 
 To LiV^rate, v. a. jerreif en ; jerpeiftben. 
 La9'erate, adj. jerrijTen (au(b Bot). 
 Liic^ra'tion, s» 1. boS 3erreifen> 2. bcr Stif. 
 La9'?ratiive, adj. jerreipenb, jerftorenb. 
 Lacer'tjne, adj. cibctbfcnartig. 
 
 Lach'§s, s. Lawy bic3^a(bld[rigfcit, ©aumfe* 
 Lach'rymable, adj. bcwcincnSwcrtb- [ligfcit. 
 Lash'rymal, adj. 1. wcint'rli(b) 2.Anat.l>ic 
 
 Sljrdncn bctreffenb, Zi)xamn'^ — ducts, pi. 
 
 bie l£-gdnge J — fistula, bie 3)-ft|lcl. 
 Lach'rymary, adj. t()rdnenrci(b. 
 Lachryma'tion, 5.ba§ Sffieincn. 
 Lach'rymatory, s. bie 3:i)rdnenurue. 
 Lachrymose', arfj. tijrdnenrcicitv weinerli(j^. 
 Lacm'jat^d, Lacin'iate, adj. l.mit^ranfen 
 
 befe^t j 2. Bot. gcfd)li|t, au^gcjacft. 
 To Lack, V. a. 1. (aud) n.) OJIangel Iciben 
 
 an ... , beburfen, nicbt ^abcn j 2. bcgc^ren. 
 Lack, L *. 1. ber 5)Zangcl (- of, an), ba§ ®e* 
 
 burfnipi 2. (oflinb.) a — of rupees, m 2act 
 
 (100,000) mupienj 3. wrf.Lac; IL comp. 
 
 — beard, bcr a3artIofe, 9)?il(bbart J — brain, 
 
 — wit, ber ©ummfopf 5 John — land, 3o^<inn 
 oi^ne 2anb j - lustre, glanjIo§, mattj - witted, 
 bummfopfig. 
 
 Lack-a-dai'sical, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. 1. 
 
 felbftgcfdUig, bctjaglic^ i 2. gcfcbmcibig. 
 Lack-a-diiy', int. ad^! leiber! ^immcll 
 Lack'^r, s. ber ©olblact, (©olbOSiJ^ttipJ - 
 
 hat , ber fc^Iaffe, unsugcrid)tctc ^ut. 
 To Lack'er, v. a. larfiren. 
 Lack'ey, s. ber Satfci, SScbicntc. 
 To Lack'ey, v. I. ??. Saici fcin, bienenj II. a. 
 
 (fcla\)if(b) folgen, aufraartcn. 
 Lac'raus, s. H^ Sacfraup. [foniftb* 
 
 LacSn'jc, — cgil, I. adj. ; II. — cally , adv. la* 
 Lac'Qnism, s. ber 2afoni§mu&. 
 Lac'quer [— 'k?r], &c. vid. Lack .... 
 Lac'tary, [. adj. 1. milcbigi 2. mi((l)i(bti II. s. 
 
 bie SO?iId)fammer, ba§ 9}iil(bl)au§. 
 Lac'tate, *. Chern. bflS milcbfaure ©alj. 
 Lacta'tion, s. 1. btt§ ©dugen j 2. bic (Sdugcicit. 
 Lac'teal , I. adj. bcf. Anat. 9Jlil(b (^Kilcbfaft) 
 
 ent^ttltcnb, SKil(b*5 - fever, Med. ba$ m-' 
 
 ficbcr, - veins, bie 9)l-abern 5 II. 1-s, *. pi. 
 
 bic 9K-gcfdpe. 
 Lac'teous, adj. 1. milc^icbt, 2. Anat. Wil6)' 
 
 faft ent^altcnb, fu()renb5 -vessels, 9}?il(b' 
 
 gefdfei — circle, Ast. bie 9}?ir(bfiro|5e. 
 Lactes'cence , .v. bic 9Jlild)artigfeit. 
 Lactes'cent, adj. ^TtUd) ober mildjartigenSaft 
 
 gcbenb, milibidjt. [fdurc. 
 
 Lac'tjc, adj. mi((bi(b J — acid, CVicm. bic5i)?i((b* 
 Lactiferous, adj. 9}?il(b fli^rcnbj — duct, 
 
 Anat. ber SDiild^gang. [gebcnb. 
 
 Laictifjc, — cal, adj. 9)?il(b bc^^OO^^^nnQCnb, 
 Lac'unoMs, Lacunose', adj. Bot. »crticft, 
 
 grubig. [OJJann, bungling. 
 
 Lad, s. 1. ber Jtnabe, Sungcj 2. bcr iungc 
 
 Lad'der, ;y. 1. btc Setter^ 2. Afar, bie @(biff§^ 
 ftrirfleifer j 3 fig. bic (©tufcnO^titcrj 
 
Lade 
 
 441 
 
 Lami 
 
 Mars. — ropes, W gttUrecpSj — ways , bit 
 Srcppenlufcn. 
 
 To Lade, u. reg. & ir. a. 1. vid. To Load ; 2. 
 (— out) auslceren, aulfcl)5pfen. 
 
 La'den, p p. 0. To Lade, qv. [icnfloff. 
 
 La'dine, *. Com. einin^iomid^gewcbtcraSol* 
 
 La'djng, *. bieSabuna/Srac^tjbillof — , Com. 
 t)er ©ecsgrac^tbrief. 
 
 La'dle, ^. 1. ter grope Soffel, ^^0(i(>l6ifel) 
 ©d^opfloffelj 2. 67iar/d. l)er 26ffel5 3. MilL 
 bte @(i^aufclCQmaSaiTerrai)e)5 - boards, ber 
 ® d)ttufelbobcn J 4. Gw/i-*. — of a gun, i)ic 2as 
 befdjaufclj-for a (great)gun, berSammsic^er. 
 
 To La'dle , v. a. Chand. to — wax upon the 
 cotton , Die jroeitc Sage SSacbS an bie ©0(bte 
 angicfen. 
 
 Lfi'dy, L *." 1. btc gab I), (Sbelfrau,^rau »on ... j 
 2. gen. bic^rau, Same? 3. bie®cmal)linnj4. 
 bie 4)errinn j my — , gncibigc grau j ray — 
 countess, tiegrau ©rdfinnj our (blessed) — , 
 anfcrc liebc ^rau, bie(^eiIi9e)3ungfrQu9}?a5 
 riaj II. comp.— author. Hi ©cbriftf^ellerinnj 
 
 - bed-straw, Bot. baS SBalbftrol) j — bird , — 
 bug, —cow, — fly, /i^<i. ber (Sonnenfcifer; 
 QJlaricnfdfer, ©ottc^fciferj Bot-*. — 's-bower, 
 bie SKaltrebej — 's-conib, ter 3iabelfcrbelj 
 
 - 's-cushion, ber 5tabclflt'inbrcd)5 — tlay» 
 /^cc. 0)?arid SScrFunbigung? — "s-finger, Bot. 
 t-aS aSunbfraut} — fowl, taS SBeibcbcn oom 
 Easterling(fd;ma(f()Qftc ©ntenart) j — friend, 
 bie SXudfcrinJij fiot-*. — 's-glove, bas 2un= 
 gcnfrautj — 's-hair, ba§ ^raucn^aarj — V 
 laces , ber ^rauenflatbs j — like, 1. gcbilbct, 
 jart, wcibliibi 2. n)eibif(bj affectirt^ — love, 
 bte ©clicbte 5 — 's maid, eiu Jtammeimdbcbenj 
 Bof-*. — mantle, ber SiebfrQuenmantelj — 
 's-milk , — 's-thistle , bie ^raueubiftel j — V 
 seal, bie f(bwarse(Sticfmurs5 — 's-slii)per,i)cr 
 ^rauenfcbut) i — 's smock, bie SSttJTerfrejrej 
 
 ladies' tresses (0?* painted ladies' grass), baS 
 
 aSanbgroS, englifcbe ®ra§ j ladies' twist,Com. 
 
 ber fcinfle gefponnene Sabaf (i^on ben beften 
 
 mginifd)en35ldttern)j ladies' water, cinelTrt 
 
 Sorbial. 
 La'dyshJp, s. ber Stanb unb^Kitel ciner ©ame? 
 
 her — , Sbrc ®naben , bie gnfibige ^rau , bQ§ 
 
 gndbige grdulein. 
 Lag, 1. adj. ber le^te, unterfle, binterfte, IL s. 
 
 bieunterfte, nicbrigfte Slaffc j — wort , Bot. 
 
 W ^peflilenswurj. 
 
 To Lag, V. n. inxM blcibcn, jaubern, jogcrn. 
 La'gan, La'gon, s. Law, 1. ba§ (oerfenfte unb 
 
 on eincr Safe bcfefttgte) ©tranbgut, SSracf= 
 
 gut) 2. ba§ •Stranbred)t. 
 LagOons', s, pi. bie Saguncn. 
 Lag'ger, s. ber 3ciuberer. 
 
 LagSph'f/ialmy [— Sp't/i^ilmj], *. Med, ba§ ^a- 
 fenauge. [im gcibe. 
 
 LagSp'onas , s. Med. baS Sleipcn obcr ©tedjeii 
 
 La'lc, L or — c^l, adj. njeltli4>) U. s. ber 2aie. 
 
 Lajcal'jty, s. ber 2aienf!anb. 
 
 Laid,/)re^&/?.p.\).ToLay, qv.\ — paper, ge? 
 rippteg Ropier. [SSracbtanb. 
 
 Lain, L part. 0. To Lie, qv. ; H. s. (land — ) bad 
 
 Liir, s. 1. baS 2agcr, ber 2agcrpla§ (wilber 
 3:^icre)i 2. bie SBcibe, berS5ie^Ijof. 
 
 Ldird, s. (fd)ott.) ber ©utS^crr, (gbclmann. 
 
 La'jty, s. ber njcltliibc ©tanb. 
 
 Lake, s. 1. bcr (2anb=)<See j Vk Sa(bc, ^fii§c j 
 2. ber 2a(f, vid, Lac. 
 
 La'ky, adj. §u cinem (2aiibO©ce gcborig. 
 
 LJi'ma, s. 1. (mongolifcb) ber gomaj 2. Zoo/. 
 
 Lara'antlfn, s, Zool. bie ©cefub. [baS 8ama. 
 
 Lamb [lam], j.baSSamnti tlieholy — , Tkeol. 
 ba§ 2amm @otte§ j — ale, baS <Sd)aff(burfeftj 
 -'s-Iettuce, Bof.bergclbfalat, 2dmmerlat= 
 tid:), aSalbrianj — 's-skin, W aBaffert;aut, 
 ©ii()af^autj— 's-stone, bie gammduiercj-'s- 
 tongue, Bot. ber grof e SScgericb, bic©(baf= 
 jungej — 's-wool, 1. V\z SdmmcrwoUcj 2. 
 mis. fupeS ®icr mit gebratencn tpfcln. 
 
 *To Lamb, v. I. n. lammen ? IL a. or To Lam, 
 To Lam'beake, vulg. prugeln. 
 
 Lam'b?nt, I. adj. lecfcnb, lobemb j II. s. Her. 
 ber sungclnbe Zomi. 
 
 *Ls1mb'kjn, y. ba§ Sdmmcben. 
 
 Lamdoi'dal, adj. lambaformigj — suture, or 
 Lamdoi'def , s. Ana!, bie SBinfelna^t am 
 |)aupte, bie 2ambbanat;t. [f(bulbIo5. 
 
 ♦Lamb'like, adj. lammd^nlicb : 1. fanftj 2. 
 
 Lame, I. adj.; U. — ly, ado. 1. la()m, t)infenb} 
 2. fig. unooUfommen, mangcl^aft, fcblccbtj 
 in. — ness, X. 1. bie 2dt)mung, BA)niiA)Ci 
 2. fig. bie Uni^oUfommcn^eit. 
 
 To Lame, v. a. Idljmcn. 
 
 Lam'?lat?d, adj. 1. or Lam'^Iar, bldttcrigj 2. 
 mit a3ldtt(be« obcr fia^ii bclcgt. 
 
 Lam'^ls, A-.p/.(bunne) a5Idtt(beu(®d)icfer, :c.). 
 
 To Lament', v. I. n. (n)C^)f logen , traucvu 5 11. 
 a. bejammern, bcbaucrn, betraueni. 
 
 Lament', s. bie SBel)flage, vKlage. 
 
 Lam'entable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1, befla» 
 gendraert^ j 2. tldglicb, jdmrnerlitb. 
 
 Lam^nta'tion , s. bie SBeljf (age. 
 
 Lamen'ter, s. ber SSet^flagcnbc. 
 
 Lam'entin, vid. Lamantin. 
 
 Lam'i^r, vid. Lannier. 
 
 Lam'jn, Lam'jna, s.l. baS pidtt(bcn, Hi ®d)Upt 
 pe (^Oletall; ^orn, 2C.)5 2. bie 95arte (bcr 
 SBoUfifcbe). 
 
 To Lara'inate , v. I. o. mit pidtt(bcn (^Ic(b) 
 uberjie^cn j laminircnj II. n. bidtterig fcin. 
 
Lami 
 
 442 
 
 Lang 
 
 Lam'fnary, Lam'jnat^d, adj. QU8 HUv cinanbcr 
 gclcQten ^Ifitt4>en beflcj^cnt), blatterig. 
 
 Laraina'tion, s. l>a8 gaminiren. 
 
 Lam'mas, s. (— tide) Ecc. ^ttvi ^ettenfeicr. 
 
 Lamp, s. 1. Me Sampcj 2. * t)a§ 2id()t, l)ic 
 Seud^tc 5 — black , ijcr ^icnrup , Sampenrup j 
 
 — burners (— tubes), S-nro^rcnj — cottons, 
 baumnjoUene 2-nt)oitC5 — lighter, ber 2-n= 
 raSrterj — maker, ber 8-nmQ(l()cr, ^Icmpncrj 
 
 — waster, bcr Stat^tfi^cr. 
 Lam'p?dary, .v. bcr gompcnflocf. 
 Lampa'djas, s. Met. baS ^lommcnbilD. 
 Lam'pas , I. *. Vet. bcr grofc^ (a)taul » ©C* 
 
 f(bn>uif!) 5 II. adj. /fer. jungelnb. 
 Lam'p?rn, s. Ich. bic fleine ^omprctc, Sritfc 
 Lam'piate, 5. Chem. 5t^crfaurc§ @alj. 
 Lara'pin, .v. Conch, bie Sellermufdf^cl, *poteUc. 
 LanjpCon', s. ba& ^Q§quill, ©pottgebid?t. 
 ToLampddn', v. a. in ciitcm ^aSquill burd^s 
 
 t)e(]^cln, tin ^aSquill mQd)cn ouf — 
 Lampdd'ner, s. bcr ^aequillant. 
 Lam'prey, s. Teh. (sea — ) bie 2amprcte. 
 Lam'pr^I, vid. Lampern. Lams, vid. Hiddles. 
 
 La'na, s. Bot. bic SBoHe. 
 
 [tragenb. 
 
 Lana'rjous, adj. 1. SBoIlC betrcffcnb} 2.SBoHc 
 
 La'nary, *. bcr SBolIbobcn. 
 
 Lance, s. 1. bic Sanjc, bcr @pcr^ 2. bcr 8an« 
 SCnrcitcr^ 3. co^J^r. ». Lancelot (9(JJ-n.)j — 
 corporal, M7.bcr®efrcitCj— man, — knight, 
 bcr Sanjcnrciter; Sanjcnfncd^tj — wood spars, 
 Sporrcn au8 Soniaica. 
 
 To Lance, r. a. l.flc^en,bur(b flof en j 2. S</rg. 
 QUffcbncibcn, offncnj lancing knife,btc2an5cttc. 
 
 Lan'ccQlate , adj. lanjcn* ob. IttHjcttcnformig 
 (auii) Bot.) ^ — window, Arch, tin <Spi^bo 
 9cn=^enftcr. 
 
 Lanccpesade', vid, b. j. lu. Lance-corporal. 
 
 Lan'c^r, Lancier',*. 1. bcr ©pcrrcitcr J 2. 1-s 
 pi. mod. fanciers, U()lQncn. 
 
 Lan'cet, s. 1. Surg, tie gonscttCj 2. ^rc/j. — 
 arch , bcr ©piibogcn? — style , bcr @pi|bo» 
 
 To Lanch, v. a. ft^icf cn, fcblcubcm. [gcnftt)!. 
 
 Lanch, &c. vid. Launch, &c. 
 
 To Lan'cinate, v. a. jerrcif en. 
 
 Lancjna'tion, s. bic 3erreifung. 
 
 Land, L *. 1 . bo§ 2anb 5 2. bcr ©cbcn j 3. Die 
 Sanbfd^afti 4. bas Sanbgut, bie Sanbcreij by 
 — , ju SanbCj — of inheritance, baS Gvbgutj 
 Mars. — to, im Tfngcfid^t bc8 £anbc8 ? to 
 lay (or to shut in) the — , ba& S. Icgen (auS 
 bcm ©cfKbt ©crlicrcn)} to make the — , bag 
 2. Qnt^un(c§ ju erreic^en fud^cnob.cntbccfen), 
 IL comp. — beef, Bot. bic SJd^fensungc} — 
 bred, cin^cimif(^, inldnbif(b j — breeze, ber 
 Sanbwinb j — cape , bas SSorgcbirgc j — car- 
 riage, — conveyance, 1. ber 2-tranSport j 2. 
 
 ber Eo^n bafur j by — carriage, per (auf bcr 
 Ob. sur) MU, mit^u^rgelcgcn^cit J - chain, 
 bic 9J?cpfcttc5 - cheap, /.at«,bic2c^m\)aarcj 
 
 — cod, Ich. bcr Jtabcljau} — fall, L Law, 
 bic ^cimgefallenc (Srbf(^aft an Cdnbcrcicnj 2. 
 Mar. bie^fufbuning (6ntbcrfung)bc§ 2anbc$, 
 Sanbnfil^C) — floods, vid. Freshes; — forces, 
 bic £anbma(^ti ~ grave , bcr 2-graf 5 - gra- 
 viate, bic 2-graffct)oft5 — gravine, bic 2-= 
 grafinnj - holder, bcr £-* ob. ©utsbcfi^crj 
 
 — ice , bic am ob. auf bcm Ufcr fcfl licgcnbcn 
 GiSmaffenj -jobber, ber ^aHev mit 2anbc= 
 rcicnj — lady, l.bic©utsbcri§crinuj 2. bic 
 ©af^rairt^inn, 3. bic (^au§=)5Sirt^inn j - 
 laid, Mar. aud bcm ®cfi4)t bc§2anbcdj- 
 locked, \)om 2. cingcf(^loffcn, mit S. umgcbcn i 
 — loper, l.bcr2anbflici(^crj2.o/V/.Lubber,3.j 
 
 — lord, 1. bcr ©utsbcfi^cr J 2. bcr ©aflwirtl) $ 
 3. ber(^au8s)SBirt^5 — man, 1. ber Sanb^ 
 monn, Sanbbcmotjncr, 2. (landsman) bcr bic 
 crftc ©ccrcife madjcnbe 5}?atrofc j - mark , 1 . 
 bic ©rensc cincs 2anbc§, (Scmarfung j 2. be 
 ©rensflcinj 3. bic^-Jtcnnungj — mate, bci 
 gclbna(bbar j — men, bic 2-folbatcni- plate, 
 Hiisb. bic Jtappc sn)if(^cn bcm ^flugfcbaar u. 
 ©trci(J^brcti - rail, (h-n. bic SBicfcnraUcj - 
 raker, bcr 8-flrci(^crj — rat, coitt. bic Sanb- 
 ra^ej — roller, bie TTtfcrwalscj — slide,— 
 slip, bcr 8-fiur5, ©ergflurjj — spaniel, bcr 
 SBa(btcU>unb i — steward, bcr 3in§cinnc(>mcr j 
 
 — tax, bic ©runbflcucrj — tenant, bcr 2-in= 
 ^abcr }-turn, ber g-winb (in ^cipcn Sdnbcrn) j 
 
 — waiters , 3oIIaufpaffcr, ©tranbroat^tcrj — 
 worker, ber 2-baucr. 
 
 To Land, v, I. a. on'S 2anb bringcn j Com. au§» 
 f(^iffcn, auslabcn, Icftbcn, U.n. lanbcn. 
 
 Lan'dau, s. bic lanbaucr ,^utfd)c (9leifcn>agen). 
 
 Lsln'd^d, adj. Sanbcrcicn bctrcffcnb cb.bcfi^cnbj 
 -interest ba§ Sntcrcjfc bcr ©runbhcfi^crj 
 - proprietors, pi. 2anb=(Sigcntl)iimcr. 
 
 Lan'djng, I. s. (— place) 1 . bcr SanbungSpIajj 
 2. bcr Sreppcnobfa^ , bie 3:rcppru^ci 11 
 comp. bcf. Corns. — charges, tic 2anbung5- 
 f often j — certificate, bcr SanbiingSf^cinj — 
 hook, bcr ©ticr^oFctt; ^olcrj — net, cin Jtcffcr, 
 ^ctf(icrj — weight, bo$ cingc^cnbc ®cn)i(^t 
 (/. e. (S)tm6)t bci bcr Ginfu^r). 
 
 Land'Ifss, adj. c^nc 2anb, Idnbcrlos. 
 
 Lan'dress, &c. vid. Laun .... 
 
 Land'scape , *. bic Eonbf(i^aft. 
 
 Land'ward, adv. lanbn>art§. 
 
 Lane, i. 1. baS ©d^d^cn, bic ©affcj 2. Mil.tti 
 ©palicr. 
 
 Lan'got, s. bcr Olicmen. 
 
 Lan'gr?l-sh5t,Lan'grage,,y.Afar.^Cttcnfugcln, 
 ^artdtfd^en, 3:raubcn^agcl. 
 
Lang 
 
 443 
 
 Larg 
 
 Lan'gu?ige [— 'gwij] , *. 1 . bic ©prad^c J 2. ber 
 ^CuSbrucf, ®tt)l j 3. bie Otcbcn, SBortc [(^ig. 
 
 Lan'gaa^ed [— 'gwijd], adj. [present), sfpra* 
 
 Lan'gued [— 'gw^dj , adj. Her. jungelnb. 
 
 Lan'guet [— 'gwet] , s. 1. ba& 3ungeld)en, bie 
 3unge j 2. tie 2efje (on S)rgclpfeifen). 
 
 Lan'guid [— 'gwjd] , 1. adj.; II. — ly, ado. 1. 
 matt, fd^roac^, fi^Iaff ? 2. longfam, 3. tcrjagt, 
 4. Com. flan, (com ^onbcl) barnieberliegenb j 
 III. — ness, s. Ue^atti^hit, u. 
 
 To Lan'gnjsh [lang'gwish] , v. n. 1. matt, 
 fc^njQct)/ ffl^Iaff roerben j 2. terfd^ma^^ten, ^in= 
 f(^»inben, roclfcnj 3. jlf^ ^firmcnj 4. fc^mac^* 
 ten (- for, na(^). [fud^t. 
 
 *Liin'gaish, ,v. l.baSSd^mat^tcnj 2.bie@c^ns 
 
 * Lan'guisb^r, *. bcr ©c^mad^tenbc, jc. cf. To 
 Languish. [SWattlghit. 
 
 *Lan'guishm?nt, s. I. baS ©d^maitcnj 2. bie 
 
 Lan'guor [— 'gwQv], s. 1. bie ^atti^Mt, 
 ©d^laffbeitj 2. boS ©d^mac^ten, ©c^nen. 
 
 l.an'iard^, u/rf. Lanyards. 
 
 La'n.i^ry, s. bic gleifd^banf. 
 
 To La'niate , v. a. jerfleifd^cn. 
 
 LanigVoas, adj. SSoUe trogenb, molltg. 
 
 Lank, L arfi.;!!.— ly, adv. l.f(^tanf, f^mdc^tig, 
 lofe, fc^laff i 2. fd^Uc^t, gcrobe j III. - ness, s. 
 bic &6)lan^dt, 6*mci(^tigfeit. 
 
 To Lank, v. n. mogcr werbcn, abfallcn. [nig. 
 
 Lan'ky, arf;. u«/g. long uiib mager, flQppcrbci= 
 
 Lan'ner, Lan'n^ret, s. Orn. bcr ©(^roimmer, 
 
 Lan'ni?rg , vid. Lanyards. [SBad^telfttlf. 
 
 Lans'qu^net [— 'k^n — ] , s. ber Xanbdfncd^t. 
 
 LanVn, L .v. 1. bicEaternei 2. bcrEeu(^t= 
 t^urm, bie ^euerbafcj 3. bef. Mech. bag 
 ©totfgetriebc, ber ©reeling, bie gatcrncj 4. 
 Gun. bic Eabefd)QUfcIi II. comp. — braces,— 
 cranks , pi. gatcrneneifcn (TCrme ob. @ccpter 
 ciner g.)^ - fish, Ich. bie 8. j - fly, Ent. ber 
 Qmerif. g-ntrdgcr, — girdles , pi. Mar. bic 
 eilernenaSanbeumbic^intcrlatcrncj— jawed, 
 
 , — visnged , lud. fdjmQibfidPig j — maker , bcr 
 2-nma^er j — wheel, Mech. bag Sriebrob. 
 
 LanQ'gjnous, adj. mild[>^aang, rooUig, nn6). 
 
 Lan'yards.v.pf. ManS^aljercepen (bunne3)aue). 
 
 Lap, *. l.ber®d)00p} 2. (— of the ear) ba& 
 S^rldppc^enj - dog, bcr ©(^oo^^unbj - 
 eared, mit ^angco^retij —sided, uber^dn= 
 genb, flappenbj a - sided ship, cin ©c^iff 
 mit ciner ©d^Iagfcitc, — stone, Shoe-m. bcr 
 .RIopfficin j - wing, Orn. ber MH^ j — work, 
 bie iibcrgcf(^Iagenc unb gcfIod>tene "Xrbcit. 
 
 To Lap, V. l.a.i. wicfclnj 2. cinnjicfelnj 3. 
 (auc^ n. to — up, Quf)Iecten j to -over, fiber' 
 wicf eln, faltcn j to - up, iiberfc^Iagen, fled^tenj 
 ll.w.baumcin, ft^Iappen 5 (-over)uber^angen. 
 
 Lapel', *. bcr Tfuffd&log (am (Kocf c). 
 
 Lap'jdary, I. s. 1. ber ©teinfi^incibcr J 2. bcT 
 
 ©tein^dnblcr j 3. bcr®emmenfunbigc j Il.adj 
 
 in ©tein geljauen, loptbar. 
 Lapjda'tion , s. bie ©tcinigiing. 
 Lapides'c^nce, s. bie §Berf!einerung. 
 Lapides'cent, adj. fid) Derflcinernb. 
 Ljipjdific, adj. ©tcine bilbcnb, terfleinernb. 
 Lapidifjca'tion, j.bic SSerj^cin(er)ung. 
 Lap'jdist, s. ber (6bcl0®tein^dnblcr. 
 La'pis laz'uli, s. Min. ber Safurftcin. 
 Lap'iand, s. Geog. Eapplanb. [Icinbcrinn. 
 Lap'l?inder, s. bcr 2appe, Sappldnbcr j bie 2app» 
 L.ip'per, s. ber 5fufn)icflcr, :c. cf. To Lap. 
 Lap'pet, s, 1. ber ©d[)oop, 3ipfel (cine§ SfloctS, 
 
 K.) , ^lugel (einer .f>aube, jc) 5 2. l-s , *. pi. 
 
 Com. cine ^rt fii^ottifc^er OKu§lin ju S5or- 
 
 Ijdngcn, jc 
 
 L.np'pice, .v.Sport.ba^^uggcbcn ber^agb^unbc, 
 Lap'ping en'gine, Mec/j.bie^einn)attmaf(^inc. 
 Lapse, s. 1. bcr gaU j 2. bcr ge^ltrift, (Heine) 
 
 gctjleri 3. bcr S5crlauf i 4. Law, bcr SScrfatt. 
 To Lrtpse, V. Ti.\. (bttbin) gleitcn, »crflicpcnj 
 
 2. fc^tcn, fallen 5 3. T)erfallen(in cincn getter)} 
 Law, Kjcrfallcn, ^cimfallcn. 
 
 Lar'board, *. Mar. (— side, — quarter), ba§ 
 SSacfbcrb. 
 
 Liir'ceny, s. Law, bic (!lcinc) ©icbcrcij grand 
 
 I -, ©icbj^a^lubcr 12d.; petit-, ©icbftal^l 
 unter I2d. 
 
 Larch, s. But. bcr Seribcnbaum. 
 
 Lard, s. 1. ba& @(bmalj, ©c^weinfett j 2. xnd. 
 Bacon. [ben j 11. n. fctt rocrben. 
 
 T* Lard, v. \.a.\. fpictcn j 2. mdflen, ubcrla^ 
 
 Lar'der, *.bic@pcifefammcrj bcr ®peifcf(^rant 
 
 Ljir'derer, s. bcr Tfuffc^cr iibcr bic (Spcifffam* 
 mcr5bic7(u§gcbcrinn. 
 
 Lar'ding-prn , s. bic @picfnabcl. 
 
 Liir'don, .?. Cook. ba§ §ilct , bie © p Ctff(^n it te. 
 
 LArc, s. Turn. baS ©rc^rab. 
 
 Large, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. grof j 2.tt)Cit, 
 gerdumig, breit j 3. reeitldufig j 4. auSgcbeJjnti 
 5. bic!, ftar!, 6. rcid^lic^ jiibcrfluffig 5 at large, 
 1. au§fu^rli(^, njeitldufig? 2. unbcgrcnjt, 
 frei j to go or sail — , mit aacn<Scgeln fa^ittt 
 ob. gefjenj business (transacted) at — , ^ffb^ 
 fa^ (SSertrieb) im ©rofen, — boned, ftarF* 
 fno(bigj — money, grob Gourant, ganjcS 
 @clb3 — wind. Mar. SSacfftagSminb, ^alber 
 
 Large, s. vid. Largeness & Largo. [ Sffiinb. 
 
 To Large, r.??. Mar. mit ^albemSBinbcfe^eln. 
 
 Large'ness, .v.i.bic®r6pC)2.bic'JCu§be|nung> 
 
 3. bic5)icfc5a3rcite. 
 
 Largess,, V. bic grcigebigfcit} rci4)Iid^c (^abe. 
 Larghet'to, Mus. I. ado. cin TOcnig longfam, 
 larg^cttoj 11. *. vid. Largo. 
 LargT'tion , *. bie rcid^lidt)c @d>cnfung. 
 
Larg- 
 
 444 
 
 Lati 
 
 LaHgO, Mus. I. s. baS Sargo j II. ado. largo. 
 Lark , s. tie Eerd^c} — spur , Bot. i)er 9litter» 
 l^r'k^r, s. Ux Scrc^enfdnger. [fporn 
 
 Liir^king, p. j. DaSSerd^fnfangen j — glass, i)er 
 
 2cr(ienfpiegel. 
 LJir'raier,*.1.4rc/i.a) DaS SrQUfi)ac^,ll)Cr 3)?aU: 
 
 erfranjj 6) Die Sraufleiflc (am genfterra^s 
 
 men)) 2. l-s, pi. Vet. t>ie TfugenaDern eines 
 
 Pfert)e§. 
 4: LiVum, vid. Alarm. 
 LiirVa, s. t)ie 2aroe (bei Den 3»fcctcn). 
 Lar'vat^d, adj. oerlarot. 
 Laryngot'^my, *. Surg. Der 2uftro^rcnf(^nitt 
 La'rynx, j. 1. Anat.'biX^ii)lfo^f, 8uftr6^ren= 
 
 !opf J 2. vid. Larch. 
 
 Las'ciir , s. Der inDif(^e 5Katrofe ob. ^anonier. 
 Lasciv'jous , L adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unjlidjlig, 
 
 rooUfiflig, iippig j in. — ness, s. Die Uppig* 
 
 feit, ^olluft. 
 La's^rwort [— wurt] , .?. Bot. DaS Saferfraut. 
 Lslsh, s. 1. Die ^6)mit^ti 2. Der ^ieb, (Streic^ 
 
 3. yig:. Die Sftut^e, ©eipelj Der ©arfaSmuS, 
 
 6pott. 
 To Lash, u. I. a. 1. ^aucn, peitff^en, geipein 
 
 (m^fig.) 5 2. iVfar. (— up) anbinDen (an DaS 
 
 BiM, ;c.), (auOforrenj IL n. 1. flatfc^cnj 2. 
 
 (— out) ous^otenj (auS)f(^lagen. 
 Lashed, arfj. 5oi. bewimpert. 
 Lash'ing, s. Mar. 1. DaS SinDfel^ 2. Die SSer* 
 
 binDung jroeier Slauej 3. l-s, or Lash'^rs, pi. 
 Lask, J. Vet.vid.LzK. [©orrtaue, Sflei^taue. 
 To Lask, V. n. Mar. um^erfreujen, tacircn. 
 Las'ket, s. 1. Die ©(^nur, Si^e, 2. 1-s, s. pi. 
 
 Mar. Die ,ffetten , oDer Doppelten ^arten am 
 Lass, *. Da§ OJJdD^en. [©egcl. 
 
 Las'sjtude, s. 1. Die 5KuDigfeit, ^attiqhiU 
 
 2. Med. Die ^bfpannung. 
 
 Last, L adj. 1. Der, Die, Da& le^te 5 2. duf erfle, 
 
 3. ^interfle , nieDrigfle , 4. corige j bef. Corns. 
 
 — month, oerfloffenen WonaU, passato ; the 
 
 — (day) of this month, Der le^te (Slog) DiefeS 
 OKonatg, Ultimo s horrent, our — respects, 
 unfer ergebenft Se^teg^ at (the) — , sule^l, 
 enDlid^j — heir, Lawi,Der^i§cu8, 8anDcg^err5 
 IL adv. 1. sule^tj 2. enDli(^, f(^lieplid^5 3. 
 unldngft,neuli(^. 
 
 To Last, V. L n. Dauern: 1. rod^ren, bleibenj 
 2. fi(^ Molten (0. ^ru(j^ten, :c.)5 IL a. 1. uber 
 Den Seif^en f^lagcnj 2. Mar. mit 93aUaft 
 belaDen. 
 
 Last, s. l.tieiS(^iff&»2afK®enjid)toon23;on* 
 nen)5 2. ein ©eroid^t oD. ©tof oon oerf(|>icDes 
 ner ©ro^ej a — of hides, jroanjig ©e(^cr 
 4)dute 5 3. Die e(^iffg:aDung j 4. Der ®aHafl. 
 
 List, s. Shoe-m. Der Seiften, to put upon (to 
 set on) the — , ubcr Den Seiflen fd)lagen. 
 
 Las'tage, s. Da§ SafigelD, Der S^ijfgjoU. 
 
 To Las'tage, v. a. mit aSallail bclaDen. 
 
 Las'ting, 1. p. a. ; IL — ly, adv. DauemD: 1. 
 Dauer^aftj 2. bef^dnDig, lU. s. Com. Der &a» 
 fling (^rt SBolIenfioff) j IV. - ness , s. Die 
 ©auer^aftigfeit, ©auer. [Idngfl. 
 
 Last'iy, adv. 1. jule^t, cnDli(^ 5 2. ntuli^, un= 
 
 Latch,*. l.DievKlinfe^DerSriicferj 2. latches, 
 pi, vid. Laskets; — bolt , Lock-sm. Der %CiU 
 lenriegel. 
 
 To Latch, u. a. (5u)Hinfcnj jufc^liefen. 
 
 Lat'ch?t, s. 1. Der ©(bu^riemen 5 2. Dieela* 
 ftif^e (patent*) ©(^noUe. 
 
 Late, I. adj. & adv. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. fpdtj 2. 
 Ie§t, e^cmalig, oormalig} 3. fiirjlicb perftor^ 
 ben 5 4. neu, neuerer, adv. (of—) jiingft, neu^ 
 licb, unldngfi; IIL — ness, s. 1. Diefpdte^eitj 
 
 2. Die Jl^eujjeit. [Segcl. 
 Lateen', ac/;. Mar.— sails, lateimf(bc(Dreiecfige) 
 La'tency, *. Die SSerborgen^eit, ©unfeltjeit. 
 La't^nt, adj. 1. jjerborgen, gct)cim) 2. Ph.vnx' 
 
 entwirfelt. 
 L.lt'eral, L adj. ; II. — ly,ado.l.an, auf, oD. \>on 
 
 Der ^tiUi ©eiten*) 2. Bot. feitenftdnDig 5 — 
 
 operation, Surg. Dcr <Beitenfieinf(bnitt. 
 Lat^rjfo'ljoas, adj. Bot. fcitenbldttcrig. 
 Latfri'tious, adj. Med. & Bot. jiegel(ftein)ara 
 
 tiQ/ iU^tlfoixU^. [Da§ ©pdt^cu, ©rummet. 
 Late'ward , adj. & adv. (ttVUiX^) Ipdtj — hay, 
 Lai/i, s. Die Sattej - brick, Der Sattenjiegel j 
 
 — wood, Da§ (SpUtt^oISj- work, Da§ 2at* 
 
 tenwerf , ©tarfct. 
 
 To Lat/i, V. a. latttn, mit ^atUn bef^la,. n. 
 Lathe, s. 1. Die©rc^banf,®red^felbanf5 2./ig. 
 
 DieCftu^e. [Dicfcr ©d)njeif . 
 
 Liith'er, *. 1. Der (©cifen=)Scbaumj 2.vulg. 
 To Lath'^r, v. I. n. [(^dumenj II. a. einfeifcn. 
 Lat/i'y, adj. Dunn, Diirre (njie tim Sattc). 
 Lat'jn , I. adj. lateinifcb j IL *. 1 . Da& Satein 5 
 Lat'inifsm, s. Der 2atini§mu§. [2. Der Xateiner. 
 Latin'jty , *. Die Satinitdt. 
 To Lat'inize, v. a. Sen. latinifiren. 
 Latjros'trous, adj. breitfcbndbelig. 
 La'tish, adj. col. ttV6(Xh fpdt. 
 Lat'itancy , *. Die SSerborgen^cit. 
 Lat'itaint, adj. oerborgen. 
 Lat'jtat, s. Law, Dcr SSorlaDungSbefe^t cor 
 
 Da& Queen'8-(King's-) Bench-®eri(^t. 
 To Lat'itate, v. n. oerborgcn [ein. 
 Lat'jtude, s. 1. DieSBeite,DerUmfang, Die7Cuo» 
 
 De^nungj 2. DieUneingefcbrdnft^eit, ^rei^cilj 
 
 3. Die geogropbifcbe Sreite. [ten*. 
 Latjtu'djnal, adj. Die geogr. SBreite betr., a5rei= 
 Latjtudjna'rjan, L adj. \. uneingefd^rdnft, un« 
 
 gebunDen, 2. freigeifierifd^ } n. s. Dergrci* 
 Denfer. 
 
Lati 
 
 445 
 
 Lawn 
 
 Latitudjna rjanisra, s. bie SJJcinungSfrci^eit. 
 La'trant, adj. 1. bellcnb^ 2. jdnW- 
 LSt'ten, I. s. baS ^iJleffing i II. adj. mcfftngcn j 
 
 — brass, ba§ Safelmeffing i rolled — , ta§ 
 {Roamcfftng j — shavings , ajt-ft^QbfcI. 
 
 Lat'ter, L adj. (ir. comp. ». Late) fpdtcr, le|t 
 ncuerj — fruits, pi. ©patfriidjtcj — crop, 
 (— math), bag ^ad()i>cu, ©rummet; II.— ly, 
 adv. vulg. §ule|t5 — day, bcr jiingflc Sac^ 
 
 Lat'tjce, s. ta6 ®ittcr, bieSraljci— like, git* 
 terartigj — window, baS ®-fenfler» — work, 
 ba§ ®-n>erf. [ubergittern. 
 
 To Lat'tice, v. a. gittcrnj (- up) \)crgittcrn, 
 
 Laud, s. Uh gob (®ottc5), t>er ^rcis. 
 
 To Laud, V. a. lobcn, preifen, rfi^mcn. 
 
 Landabil'ity, s. W %bh[\6iH\t. 
 
 LauMabie, L adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. I6b;i(^, lo= 
 benSrourbigi 2. Med. gutartig,gcfunbj m. 
 
 — ness, s. vid. b. o. SB. 
 
 Laud'anijm [lod' — ] , s. Chem. baS XaUMttttm; 
 
 S5pittt, ber (Sc^Iaftrunf. 
 Lau'datory, 1. adj.tobenb, preifenb ) —prayers, 
 
 XobgebctCj II. s. bie Sobprcifung. 
 Lau'd$r , *. ber 8obcr, ^reifer. 
 To Laugh [laf] , tv L n. Ia4)en (au6tfi^.) i to 
 
 — at, la(I)cn fiber . . . , oerlac^en j II. t. to 
 down, Quglad^cnj to — out, jum @ela<]^ter 
 jiiQcbenj to — to scorn, r>(xla6)tn, sum @c 
 fpottc madden. 
 
 * Laugh, s. bag gad^cn, ©eWcbtcr. 
 
 *Laugh'able, adj. ltt(^crli(b. 
 
 *Laugh'?r, s. ber Ea(^er. 
 
 *Laugh'ing, I. comp. — gag, C/tcm.bdft Stiff* 
 oxt)buIgtt5, giad^gag 5 — stock, bag OdA^tcr, 
 bie 3ie(f(i^eibc beg ©pottegj II. — ly, adv. im 
 
 *Laugh't?r, 5. bag ©eldii^ter. [(unter) via*cn. 
 
 To Launch, v. I. a. 1. Mar. a) pom ©tapcl 
 Ittffenj 6) (tin SSoot) augfc^cn j 2. log laffen, 
 »erfenj(blcubern J IL n. (mit out, forth, &c.) 
 fortgeljcn, ^inaugfc^Wfifen/ ^inf(^icfcn, ^in= 
 fitegen 5 to — into sea , in ®ec Men j l-ing 
 planks, :iCblttufgplanfcn. 
 
 Launch, s. 1. bOg langc ®00t; 2. Afar, bag 
 TCblaufenj »om ©tapel Saffcn. 
 
 Lann'd?r, s. 1. bie SBttf(^erintt5 2. i\fm. ber 
 SBaffertrog, bie Giflerne. 
 
 Laun'd^r^r, J. ber SBdfcber. 
 
 Laun'dr?ss , s. bic SBdfdjerin. 
 
 Lann'dry, s. 1. bag SBaf(^^QUg) 2. bag SBtt' 
 fd^en, bie aSdfdje. 
 
 To Lau'reate, v. a. mt Sorbeer !r6nen. 
 
 Liu'reate, adj. mit Sorbcer ge!r6nt 5 poet — , 
 ber gefrf nte (4)of»)I>ic^tcr. 
 
 Laurea'iion,5.Jic.(bef.f(^ott.)bie promotion. 
 
 LanrV [iSr' — ] , s. 1. berSorbeer, 8-baumi 
 2. bic 8-firfd(>e 5 3. (— wreath, crown of—), 
 
 ber 2-franjj Bot-s. — of Alexandria, bet 
 Q)ldufcborn5 — herb, bag S-fraut. 
 
 *Lanr'eled, adj. mit Sorbeern gefd^miicft. 
 
 Laur'ence [18r'— ], s. Sorenj (^-n.)- 
 
 LaurTf?rous, adj. Sorbecren tragt'nb. 
 
 L^u'rustin, Lau'rustlne, s. Bot. ber wilbcSor* 
 bcerbaum. [d)en (^-n.). 
 
 LAn'ry, s. (dim. \>. LAoret't^i, Saurctta) 8or< 
 
 Lav'a, s. bie Zam. 
 
 Lavfi'tion, s. bag 2Baf(^cn, ^bwafd^eu. 
 
 Lav'alory, s. 1. or Lav'atrine, ber SBafd^pla^; 
 2. Min. bie SBdfd)e (ber drje) 5 3. bie SBafcb^ 
 ban!, bag SBaftbfap j 4. Med.bag SSafttroaffer. 
 
 To Lave, v. a. bef. * ttafd^en? n>dffer§,be« 
 ne§cn , (n. fid^) babcn. 
 
 Lav'^nder, s. Bot-s. ber SaPCnbeli French —, 
 bag Stod^agfrautj — spike, bie ©piefe. 
 
 La'v^r, s. 1. bag aBaf(ibccfen5 2. Bot. ber 
 SBaffereppid^, ?[RecrIattig. 
 
 To La'v?r, v. a. n>of{^en , bcne^en. 
 
 Lav'isli, I. adj.; IL— ly, adv. l.freigebig j per» 
 f(^roenbcrif(^ (— of, mit) 5 2. ungebunbcn, 
 frei. [f(b»cnben. 
 
 To LavVb, V. a. (— away), pcrgeuben, pcr» 
 
 Lav'jsh^r, s. bcrSSerfd)»enber. 
 
 Lav'j8hnient,Lav'jshn?ss,y.bicSSerfd^n)enbung. 
 
 Law, s. 1. bog ®efe§(aud[) IVieot.); 2. bag 
 Btatut, Gbict j 3. bag Olc^t^ 4. ber Ole(^tg« 
 gang, ^rocep j 5. bie 0le(^tggelct)rfamfeit5 — 
 of arms, bag iCrieggre(^tj — of (the) mer- 
 chants (or — of the staple), bag ^anbclgret^tj 
 
 — of mark (mart or of reprisals) , bag {Rcd^ : 
 ber SUcprejfalien 5 l-s of customs, 3oIIgefe§c 5 
 
 — of nature, bag S^Jaturrec^t j — of nations, 
 bag SS6lferred^t j dint of-, berSted^tgfprud^} 
 to give — to a hare. Sport, cinem ^afen 
 ©pielraum gum ©ntfommen gcbcn, to be at 
 — , proceffircn) doctor in (at, or of) — , J)oc= 
 tor ber {Red^tc ? — charges , — expenses , bie 
 ©ericbtgfof^cn j — day, ber ©erid^tgtag, 3:er= 
 mini- dog, ein3agi)^unb, bem bie 93allcn 
 on ben ^u^en auggef(|nittcn finb, — monger, 
 cont. ber SBinFelaboocat, — suit, ber^roccf, 
 Sfled^tgl^anbeU to bring in or enter a — suit, 
 flagbar roerben, geri(^tli(b Hagen. 
 
 To Law, V. a. Law, ben S^iQ^^unben bie 95al« 
 
 Icn an ben ^upen augfd^neibcn. 
 Law'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gefc|Iid^, gefe^- 
 
 mdf ig 5 rc(btmdf ig , (rcd^tgOgiiltig j III. — 
 
 ness, s. bie ©efe^Iid^feit, 9le(^tmdfig!eit 
 Law'less, Ladj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. gefe^log, 
 
 unab^dngigj 2. gcfe^wibrig j III. — ness, s. 
 
 bie ©efe^tofigfeit. 
 Lawn, s. 1. ber freic^Ia^ (bie ©bene) in eincm 
 
 ©e^olje, bie Sid^tung, ©lope, 2. bicSBilb» 
 
 ba^n53.Cdm.bic@4>IeicrleinTOanb,bcr2inon. 
 
Lawn 
 
 446 
 
 Lead 
 
 Ldw'ny , adj. 1. mit frcicn , cbeneu ^Id^en im 
 
 SEBali^e ocrfc^cn, 2. con 2inon. 
 Liiw'yer, s. ber Sted^tSgeU^rte, Surift, ^boo- 
 Law'j^rly, adj. iuril)if(^. [cat, ®eri(it8^altcr. 
 Lax, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fc^laff, locterj 
 
 figs. 2. Io§, ungcbuntenj 3. unbeftimmti 4 
 
 mit tern Siurt^faU beljaftet. III. s. Ux ®urd^^ 
 
 faU^bieDiarr^oe. 
 Laxa'tion, *. 1. bie26fung, taSSd^laffmafbenj 
 
 2. ba§ Socferfein, bie ©cblaff^eit. 
 Lax'ative, I. arfj. abfiibrenb , loyirenb, II,*. 
 
 bQS Sayirmittel, bie ^urganjj III. — ness, s. 
 
 bic ^urgirfraft. 
 Lax'jty, Lax'ness, s. 1. bic Socfer^eit, ®(blQff= 
 
 ^eiti 2. t)ie Unbeflimmt^cit, aSeitcj 3. bie 
 
 ScibeSojfnung. 
 Lay, I. pret. x>. To Lie qv.; IL adj. njeltUd^ j IIL 
 
 J. 1. ber Safe 5 2. lu'd. Lea, l. 5 3. * boS 2ieb, 
 
 bcr®cfangj 4. t)ic2age,S(bi(bt, Olei^c^ 5. 
 
 Mcc/i. H^ 3apfenlager (om SSebflu^Ic) 5 IV. 
 
 comp. — brother, Der Saicnbruber, — clerk, 
 
 vid. Clerk, 4.5 — days. Mar. Die 2iegetagcj 
 
 — elder , fcer StiX(i)tmlU^t ^ — man , 1. ber 
 Zaii 5 2. or — figure, jT. ber ©liebermann 5 — 
 stall, bie 5)liflgrube, ber 9)?iftbaufcn. 
 
 To Lay, v. ir. 1. a. 1. Icgcn,ftellen5 2.belegen, 
 auflegen, beraerfen (mit 50?6rtel) j 3. (— be- 
 fore) corlegen, binlegen, (— open) bailegcnj 
 4. anlegen, QU&fxnnen, ijeranftatten , maim, 
 einrii^tcn, 5. Gard. fenFen, abfenfen j fcid^fenj 
 6.(nieber)f(blagen5 (— low)ftursen, ^inj^recfen? 
 T.|liaen,befdnftigen,beru^igcn5 8. bdmpfcnj 
 lofd^en 5 9. (©eifler) bannen 5 10. (- a wager) 
 raetten, fe^en, 11. beftbulbigen, jured^neni to 
 
 — bare , cntblopen i to — claim to ... , jtw 
 fprucb macben auf ...5 to — the doth, ben 
 3:if<b becfen? Mars, to — the land, ba§2anb 
 au0 bem ®efi(bt oerlicrenj to— a ship's deck, 
 \ik JDecfpIanfcn u. ©cberftorf e Icgen, ftreidjen, 
 to — in ridges, bef. Agu rajolen) to — siege 
 to .,.,belagevn) to — a rope, a splice, ein 
 Xau onfcblagcn, jufommenbre^en; to — low, 
 (tobt Ob. fronf) i^inflrecten, niebcrwerfen; 
 to — wait for, nad^jtellcn) to — waste (or 
 in ruin), \)ern)uflen, jerflorenj to — against, 
 einwenbenj to — along, ouSbrciten? to — 
 apart, away, or off, ablegen, rocgmerfenj to 
 
 — aside, 1. weglegen? 2. fig. Ui BtiU fefeenj 
 unterlajfen j aufgebenj to — asleep , einf(blS= 
 fern 5 to - by, 1. beilegen, auf^eben, 2. ah- 
 UQzmfigs. 3. bei@eite fe|en, iibcrgebcnj 
 4. (ein ©d^iff) abbanfen, to — down , 1. nie= 
 bcrlegen5b"i9e6en52.(bar)bin5ablen5 3.jur 
 ©runblage macben, annebmen, be^auptcn, 4. 
 ©ergleidjenj r^. Ship-h. (tie ®r6peunb®e= 
 f^alt ber ^ofjer) ouf bie SKoIIen jeicbnf n , to 
 
 — one's self forth, fid^ weitldufig QUglaffenf 
 to — in, einlegen, einafmmcin, anf^affen, ouf* 
 ^dufenj Com. eint^un, cinfaufen (SSaaren^ 
 to — on (upon), 1. auf(er)Iegen5 2. anlegen, 
 onwenbenj 3. (—on blows) jufd)lagen5 4. 
 T.auftragcnj to— on the shelf, befcitigeni to 
 
 — out, 1. au0 (jur ©d^au) legen? 2. (®clb) 
 a)au§Iegcn, ii>errocnbenj b) onlegenj 3. T. 
 (Straf en, jc) abfiecf en 5 4. Mar. (ein ©d^iff 
 auf W 9l^ebc) Icgen , urn fid^ fegelflar ju ma* 
 d^enj o.fig. anflrengeu} to — over, bebecfen, 
 belegcnj to — to, 1. nobe Icgen, legcn an ... f 
 2. fig. bcimeffenj 3.(^raft) anftrengen j to — 
 together, 1. jufammenjlecfen) 2. oergleid^en? 
 to — under, untenverfenj to — under obli- 
 gations, t>erbinbli(b madden 5 to — up, 1. ^in^ 
 Icgen, auf^eben, joerrao^renj 2. jurucflegen, 
 erfparcnj S. fig. (ein)fammeln j 4. (2anb) 
 brad^ licgen laffenj 5. ocr^aftenj 6. franf 
 ma(^en , pass, fran! liegen 5 T. (©(biffe) ab' 
 tafelnj IL w. 1. @icr legenj 2. (mit about, 
 .it, on, umfid^, nad^ . . .) fd)lagen 5 to — in 
 for ... , natbtMenj to — out , l. bcabji(bti» 
 genj 2. fid) bemuben (urn) j auSfteUen (nad^). 
 
 LayV> s. 1. ber Segcnbe, :c. cf. b. ». 5S. 5 2. 
 bie 2eg = ^enne5 3. bie 2agc (papier, jc), 
 8(bid^t5 4. Da§ (ffiicH^ogerj fSati 5. Dcr 
 QCbleger, ba0 @enfrci§5 — out, bcr*jru&geber, 
 SSerroalter. 
 
 Lay'jng, comp. — days, vid. Lay-days ;t- 
 hook, T. ber ©rebling, bie barbel 5 — press, 
 Bkb. bic SefcbneibeprefTej — walk , R-m. bie 
 ©eilerba^n. 
 
 La'zar s. ber ^u§fd§ige 5 — house, ba§ @pital5 
 
 — like, — ly, auSfd^ig. 
 
 Laz'aret, Lazaret'to, s. 1. baS Sajaret^ , <Spi* 
 talj^. bie siuarantdneanftalt j 3. boS ^ofpi* 
 talfcbiff. [Sangfamfeit. 
 
 La'zjness, *. 1. tie S^rdg^eit, ^aul^eitj 2. J)ie 
 
 Laz'iile, s. vid. Lapis lazuli. 
 
 Lazy, I. adj.; IL la'zily, adv. 1. faut, trdgc} 
 lap 5 2. longfam 5 — bones, ber^aulenjer. 
 
 Lea, s. 1. bo§ SSicfenlanb, ber ®raspla$5 2. * 
 W ^Idd^cj the watery —, bie SBafferebene. 
 
 To Leach, v. a. T. (^ofjafd^e) auSlaugcn. 
 
 Leach, s. T. ^oIsof4>esur Wenlaugcj — tub, 
 ^a^ 2augenfap5 S-ws. — brine, bie ^Jiutter* 
 fole 5 — trough, btr 3:rog jum Srorfnen bes 
 
 Leach'?r, &c. vid. Lecher, <kc. [@aljeS. 
 
 Lead, Lv.l.baS SSIeij 2. Mar.ba§95-lotb, Berth 
 blei, (^eilOSotb? 3. 1-s, pi. a) baS asicibatb? 
 b) Cust. 'iik ^lombc, ba§ SSIeiriegeU c) Typ. 
 ber :Durd^f(bup, ©patien/giiUftifte, II. comp. 
 bef. Chem. & Min. antimonial sulphuret — 
 ore, @piepgIansbleiers,a5ournonitj blue — 
 ore, IBIauerj, carbonate of— (aud^ white — 
 
Lead 
 
 447 
 
 Leap 
 
 ore, »par, or sparry white — ore), »ei^ 
 S-crs, MiiUx S-fpat^, Fo^IcnfaureS 95. jchro- 
 mate of — (aud^ red — spar , red — ore) 
 (^romfQurc§ 95., {Rot^bleierj, rotter S-fpat^, 
 green or brown phosphate of — , p^o^p^ors 
 faurc& 95., ®run» oD. iKraunbleicrsi keswick 
 
 — ,Dcr ©rap^itj milled—, gepldttctes ^.; 
 muriate of — , falsfaurc§ 95.) yellow — ore 
 or spar, vid. Molybdate ; yellowish green — , 
 badOrunbleierji — ashes, yl. bie 95-af(^c 
 
 — colour, t)ic 95-fttrbc 5 — coloured, b-farbcn, 
 b-grau j — crystal, DaS 95-erj5 — eater, baS 
 getcr^Qrj 5 — glance, tcr gemeinc 93-gtansj 
 compact — glance, tid()ter95-slQnS) — glass, 
 Das «-gIa§ j - line, Die 95-fd)nur, Sot^Ieine, 
 
 — mine , Die ©-grube j — ore , Da§ 95-ers 
 potter's — ore, S-puIl^cr jur Scpfglafur, - 
 pencil, Der 95-ftift} — shot, Da§ ©c^rot, Der 
 .pogel, — spar, Dcr 95-fpat^} — tail, Dcr 
 95-f(^n)Cif J — tree , Dcr 95-baumj — vitriol, 
 Dcr 95-oitriol, ba§ SSitrioIbleicrj , - work, 
 Die 95-^iitte J — wort, Bo^ Die a5-»urj. 
 
 To Lead, u. o. 1. mit 95lei auSgiepen, uber= 
 iie^en, oD. Dccfenj 2. bcHeiDcn, auglegcn, fut= 
 tern 5 3. Typ. Dur(^fit)iepcnj 4. Q/*<. plom= 
 biren. 
 
 To Lead, v. ir. \. a. 1. gen. fu^rcil) leiteit 
 2. anfu^rcnj 3. (— on, along) oerleitcnj oer* 
 mogen, 4. Mm^. auSfiiljren, Durd^fu^ienj to 
 
 — the way, Dcu SBeg jeigen, ooran ge^eitj to 
 
 — by force, fdjieppen j U. n. 1. (— on) coran 
 (oD. corauS) ge^enj 2. Bill. fi(b auSfe^en j to 
 
 — off. Den ^ufang mac^en, bcginnen. 
 
 Lead , s. 1. Die gii^rung , :jCnfut)rung 3 2. Da§ 
 SSorange^enj 3. Gam-A. o) Die SSor^anD 5 6) 
 Dcr ^ICnwurf, c) Der QCuSfa^, :jfcquit j 4. 5ea 
 /ang. ein fr^r enger ,fi:QnaI oD. S)ur(^gang im 
 ©ismeer, 5. — of the slide, Mec/i.Da§SSorciIen 
 DeS (Sd^ieberS (in ®ampfmaf(!^incn) 5 to take 
 the — , 1. ^fnfii^rcr fein j 2. (mit of) juDor* 
 fommenj 3. Die^onneurS madden. 
 
 LSad'en, adj. 1. bleiern 5 j5g-,y. 2. [(^roerfdUigj 
 toDt, 3. einfditig, Dumm? — hearted, gcfii^U 
 loS 5 — heeled, langfamj — shot , vid. Lead- 
 shot. 
 
 Lea'der, s. 1. Dcr 2eitcr, ^u()rer5 2. Der Kn* 
 fu^rerj 3. Dcr ©rfie , SSormonn 5 1-s, p^- 4. 
 Die loorDercn pferDe, OlicmpfcrDej 5. ®dn= 
 gelbdnDcr. 
 
 Lea'djng, \, p. s. 1. Die Seitung, gu^rungj 2. 
 l-s, pi. Min. (in 7^er6.) fd^male Grstrummer 
 im Sluergefteinj IL p. a. erfle, oornel)mfte, 
 |)aupt^: — articles , |)auptartifel (in 3eituns 
 gen), — card, Die erfie, ongefpielte ,forte5 — 
 fact. Die |)aupts3:^atfad()e5 — fashion. Die 
 IjerrfcijenDe OJJoDe, — hand, 1. Gam. DieSSor= 
 
 ^anD, 2. Com. Der ®efd)dftSfu^reri - horse, 
 Da8 ©attelpferD , (RiempferD j — man , 1. Dcr 
 ■JCnfu^rer, Da§ |)auptj 2. DcrSSortdnjerj- 
 question , Die 4>auptfrage j — strings, pi. DaJ 
 ©dngelbanD j — wind, Der gunfligc SBinD. 
 
 Lead'y, adj. blcifarbcn. 
 
 Leaf, s. 1. Da§ 95lQtt5 ^Idttd^eni 2. Dcr %lii-- 
 gel (ciner S^ur , :c.) j — beater , T. Dcr ^o« 
 lienfd^ldgcr 5 — brass, Da§ glittcrgolD 5 - bud. 
 Die 95IdttcrFno§pej — gold, Da§ 95-golDj — 
 metal, Da§ ©-metaUj — silver, Da§ 95-filbcrf 
 
 — tobacco, SSldttcrtabttF. 
 
 To Leaf, v. I. n. flatter beFommcn, QuSftbla* 
 gen 5 H. a. 1. bcf. Vint, blattenj 2. CYoi/i. 
 
 Lea'fage, *.DaS2aubwcrf.[(Sud^) fait prcjfcn^ 
 
 Lea'fed, Lea'fy, adj. bebldtterf j hdauht 
 
 Leafless, adj. bIdttcrto§. 
 
 Leaflet, s. Da§ IBIdttt^cn. 
 
 To League [leg], v. n.fi(^ perbinDen, ri(l)Ocr» 
 biinDcnC— with, mit). 
 
 * League, s. LDcr95unD, Da§ 95unDnip} Die 
 Siguc, 2.Die frani.5KeiIe,@ccmciIe(lStuuDc). 
 
 Lea'guer [— 'g^r], .v. 1. Der SScrbiinDctc, 95un- 
 De8genop5 2. Da5 2ager. 
 
 Leak, s. Die ®pa(te, dii^i, Dcr Sccf. 
 
 To Leak, v. I. n. 1. cincn 2ccf [)abcnj laufcuf 
 2. Iccfen, (— out) au^Iaufeni H. a. auSlaffcn. 
 
 Lea'kage, a-. 1. DaS XccfmcrDcnj Der Sccf J 2. 
 Com. LaWf Die Scdfafic, Scccage. 
 
 Lea'ky, adj. lerf, lod^crig. 
 
 Learn, s. Sport. Da§ sKoppclfeil, Die Seine. 
 
 Lea'm§r, s. Sport. Dcr 2cit^unD. 
 
 To Lean , v. reg. & ir. n. L lit. &fig. (fid^l) 
 le^nen, fK^ fW^cnj 2. fid^ neigcn, fi^ bicgcni 
 to — over, ter^angcnj — ing staff, Dcr^riirf* 
 ftocf j — ing stock. Die Se^ne, 6tu§c. 
 
 Lean, L adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. mager, Durrcj 
 fig-s. 2. armfelig, clenD j 3. (— witted) Dummj 
 III. s. Da§ 9)?agcrc, magcre ^Iciftbj IV. comp. 
 
 — bow. Mar. cin fd^arfer fcbmalcr Siigj — 
 faced (— looked), ^agcr im ©efidjtj — -to, 
 Arch. Da§ (Heine) 3icbengebduDe,Der^nbau. 
 
 Lean'n^ss, s. 1. Die 9)?agcrfcit, ©urrej 2. Die 
 Tfrmfcligfeit. 
 
 Leant, pret. & p. p. p. To Lean, qv. 
 
 To Leap , v. reg. & ir, I. n. fpringcn, ^upfcn f 
 2. fig. ^eroorf (biepen, bcroorfturjen j II. a. 1 
 iiber..., in... fpringcn j 2. befpringen, bc< 
 legcn (Die ^orm leaped fpr, lept oD. lept). 
 
 Leap, s. 1. Dcr ©prung (aud^^g.), <Ba^i 2. 
 DieSpringnjeitcj 3. Dad 95 efpringcn (grope* 
 rcr S^icrc)) — frog, DaS ^rofcbbupft'n (^io' 
 Dcrfpiel) 3 — year, Da§ ©(baltja^r. 
 
 Lea'per, s. Der ©pringcr. [S(bmicD. 
 
 Lea'pjng bee'tle , s. Eni. Der (Springfdfcr, 
 
 Leapt, pret. & p. p. p. To Leap, qc. 
 
Lear 
 
 448 
 
 Leer 
 
 To Learn, v. reg. & ir. a.kn.l. UtntXi, CV^ 
 Urnen > 2. ocrncl^men, ^6renj crfa^ren,erfeljen. 
 
 Lear'ned, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv, 1. gele^rt, 
 wcifC) 2. funt)ig,erfa^ren(in)5 III. the — , 
 s. pi. l5ic (Sclc^rtenj IV. — ness , s. Die ®e= 
 Ic^rfamf eit. [3^euling , TCnfdnger. 
 
 Lear'ner, 5. 1. bcr 2c^rling, ©djiiler, 2. ter 
 
 Lear'ning, *.l. tie ®cle§rfamfcit, SBijfenfdjQft) 
 2. Die erfQ^rcnl^eit. 
 
 Learnt, pret. & p. p. 0. To Learn, qv. 
 
 Lea'sable , adj. oermiet^bttr. 
 
 Lease, l.s.l. Die SSerpQ(3^tun9, Sermict^unQ; 
 2. Dcr faiiU oD. 5Kiet^contract 5 3. bie ^a*t= 
 oD. 5[Riet^5citj to let by— , »crpad^ten, oer= 
 miet^cnj to take a — of, pad^ten, mict^en? 
 II. comp. — hold, 1. s. a) Diepod^tung, 6) 
 DaS^aitgutj 2. arfj.gcpadljtetj- holders, 
 p/. ^dt^ter, - parole, Die munDUd^c SSer* 
 mict^ung. 
 
 To Lease, v. a. pcrpad^ten, ))ermictl)cn. 
 
 Leash, s. 1. bef. Sport, ber (^oppeI=)Sfticmcn, 
 <Stri(f, bttSSJanb, ber^alhnriemenj 2. Die 
 ,Soppel (3abl »on brei). 
 
 To Leash, v. a. foppein, sufammenbinben^ am 
 .Koppelriemen fii^ren.4^Leasing, s. ba§2iigcn. 
 
 Least, I. adj. {sup. ». Little), bcr, bic, ba8 
 Hcinfkc, gcringfic, wenigfle, minbefle, II. adv. 
 am wenigftenj at (the) — , jum wcnigften, 
 »cnigflens. 
 
 Leat, (— of a Mill) , s. ber 5!Jlu^lgrabcn. 
 
 Leath'^r, I. s. baS Xebcr, II. comp. Icbcrn : — 
 bag, bcr leberneSScutelj— bottle,ber(S(btaud^5 
 
 — box, bic lebcrnc IKabacf&bofc, — braces, 
 ^angriemen j - breeches, bie gebcr^ofen j ~ 
 coat, ber fiebcvQpfcI, {)artf(baUge ^pfel? — 
 cutter, ber Oliemer 5 -^dresser, berSeberbc* 
 reitcr, ©erber^ — embosser, ber (§^agrinbc= 
 rciterj — girths, pi. Typ. Die ^urbelbdnber, 
 
 — hangings, pi. leberneSapetenj— mouthed, 
 mit 3d^nen im ^alfe (oon ^ifdjen), — mer- 
 tihant, — seller, ber 8cDer^dnDlcr3 —sling, 
 Der Oliemenj — stumps, Die SBif(^cr (sum9iacb= 
 bclfen Dc& SratjonS), — wood, DoS ScDer^olj. 
 
 To Leath'er, v. a. vi/Zg.peitfcben^Durd^leDern. 
 
 Leath'«rn, adj. pon SeDer, leDem. 
 
 Leath'ery, adj. leberartig. 
 
 Leave, s. 1. Die 6rlaubnip j 2. Dcr Urlaub 5 3. 
 Der !lfbf(bieb} ba§ Sebcwo^l. 
 
 To Leave, v. ir. I. a. 1. ©erlaffenj 2. ^inters 
 latTcm 3. (teflamentQrif(b)Perma(benj 4.(iLiber) 
 laijcn 5 5. (- off) ablajfen, abftc^en pon . . . , 
 aufbSren mit ...5 II. n. (- off) oufljoren, 
 ablaffen. [^lugeln. 
 
 Leaved, ad;, comp. l.bldtferig^ 2.mit (Sbor=) 
 
 Leav'en, s. bcr©aucrteig,bie^efen, ba§ ®d^= 
 rungsmittel (avi6}fig.). 
 
 To Leav en, v.a.l, fduern, gd^reit laffenj 2. 
 fig. (bur(b S5eimif(l)ung) ocrbcrbcn. 
 
 Leav'enous, adj. 1. ©Quertclg entt)altenbj 2. 
 
 Lea'v^r, vid. Lever. [»erbcrbtid^ . 
 
 Leaves, s. pi. p. Leaf ; Mec/i. bie ©etricbe* 
 ft6dfcj tobacco in — , IBldttertabof. 
 
 Lea'vjness, s. Die aSltttterfiiUe; 58elaubt^cit. 
 
 Lea'vings, s. pi. 1. Die Sftefle? Sxeigcnj btt§ 
 ©pulid)t5 2. Min. ©c^ciDe=(Sr5c. 
 
 Lech'^r, s. Der SBollufiling. 
 
 To Lech'^r, 0. n. J^uren, unsutbtig Icben. 
 
 Lech'^rous, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unjucbtig, 
 wolliifltg, ipcrbublt, licber(id)5 in. — ness, 
 Lech'^ry, s. Die Un5ud)t, 8ieDcrli(bfcit. 
 
 Lec'tion, s. Die 2efeart, SSariante. 
 
 Lec'tionary, s. Rom. Cath. bttS EectionSbud). 
 
 Lec'ture[— 'tshur], *. 1. Die SSorlcfungj 2. 
 Die ^iQdjmittag&preDigt^ 3. Die ©trafprcDigt^ 
 Dcr SSern)ci0. 
 
 *To Lec'ture , v.l.n Ac. SSorlcfungen ^oltcn 
 (— on, ubcr) 5 II. a. (tabelnb) bele^rcn , (pc« 
 banti[d()) bofmciftcrn. 
 
 *Lec'tur?r, *. 1. bcr SSorlefer, 6ffcntlid)c 2c(>« 
 rerj 2. ber ^filfsprebiger. 
 
 *Lec'tureship, s. l.DasSSorleferamt, b{e=^re* 
 fcfiur j 2. bie ^ulf0prebigerfleUe.[|>anbpferb. 
 
 Led , pret. k p. p. X>. To Lead; — horse , DaS 
 
 Ledge, ^. 1. Die Z(XQi,BdMt, ba§ Eager, 2. 
 bie (vRIippcn=)5Heibc j 3.Der oorftebcnDc SlanD, 
 Die 8ei|^e j 4. l-s, SIdp-b. DieSflii^pcn swtfcbcn 
 ben ©ectbttlfen. [^orn , ic). 
 
 To Ledge , v. a. nicDerlegcn oD. fcbfagcn (DaS 
 
 Ledger, s. Com. Da0 |)auptbu(b. 
 
 Lee, s. 1. vid. Lees ; 2. Mars. (— side) bie 
 2ee(s<Seite) , @eitc unter bcm SBinbci to 
 come by the—, t)om SSinDe abf ommcnj — 
 boards, pi. Die ®d)«ertcr (an Den <Scitcn Der 
 ©(bmarfen, ©alcotcn, 2C.) 5 — brails , pi. bie 
 ©eptaue unter beni SBinbe, To — fall, auf 
 bie ©cite fallen, t?om SBinbc abf ommenj — 
 fang(e), Der cifcrne Scumagcnj — fangs , pi. 
 ©cboten (3;auc sum (Sinjiebcn) j — lurch , ber 
 ©icrfcblag oorTlnfer^ - lurches, p/. Die Ubcr* 
 bellingen eineS ©cbiffcS nacb Se^j —shore, 
 baS bcm SBinbc gegen liber licgcnDc Ufcr, Der 
 Segerroallj — tide, vid. Leeward; — way, 
 Dcr :iCbfaa, bic ^trift (beg e(biffc§)j to 
 make — way, flarP abtrcibcu- 
 
 Leech , s. 1. ber SSicbarstj 2. (— worm) bcr 
 Slutegclj 3. Mar. Der ©aucb (aufgcblofcne 
 Sbcil) cineS SegelSj — lines, pi. bicS^oct* 
 gorbingcnj — rope, baS flc^cnbc 2eifi — owl, 
 Or«. bcr U^u. 
 jLeek, s. Bot. ber Eaucb j — of vines, ber as$ilb» 
 lau(b5 — pottage, bic2au(bfuppc. 
 
 Leer, s. 1. Dcr fcbicfc SSUcf, ©citcnblicf j 2. Der 
 
Leer 
 
 449 
 
 Leni 
 
 gejwungene ld^elnt)e ©lirf j 3. vid. Lair, i.; 
 4. G-w. tint TCbt^eilung im ^u^Iofcn. 
 To Leer, v. n. Don ber <BtiU fe^en, anfdjielenj 
 lofe (Idd^clnb) anblicfen. 
 Lee'rjngly, adv. lofe Idd^clttb. 
 Lee'ro, s. bic Seier. To Lee'rO , v. n. leiem. 
 Lees , *. pi. 1. bie 4>cfen, ber SSobenfa^ 5 2. bie 
 ©Qftfarben. [ber ®erict)t§tag. 
 
 Leet, *. 1 . bQS (Qbelige) ge^ngerid^t ^ 2. (—day) 
 Lee'ward, adj. & ar/u. A/ar. nad^ bcm SBinbe 
 geriditct, leerodrtS j unter bemSBinbej to fall 
 to (the) — , com SBtnbc abfommenj — tide 
 S8inb unb ^lut^ jufammen 5 — islands , bie 
 ^ntitten, Snfein unter bem SBinbe. 
 Left, pret. k p. p. ». To Leave. 
 
 Left, adj. linf, to the — , Quf bie linfe iScitej 
 SUr ginfen j — handed, — handedly , 1. lin!, 
 linf§ 5 2. linfifd^ j 3. - h. marriage , \iii mor= 
 ganatifc^e Q^a — handedness, tia^ ZinH= 
 fein, bie Sinft)dnbigFeit) — handiness, bad 
 plump c SBcfcn. 
 
 Leg , s. 1. bag ©ein, ber (Sc^enM (and) fig.) j 
 2. \ik ^eute (con S^ieren), a — of mutton, 
 &c. , cin (@(^6pfen = , 2c.) iSd()Idgelj 3. bie 
 ©trump ffornii 4. ber ©c^aft, ©toctj ber 
 ^nuppcl (am ^Icgel)5 5. /am. biei8Scrbeu= 
 gung, an. ber ,fra5fup}— harness, ber®ein= 
 ^avnifd). [hunter, ber (Srbfd^Ieidfjcr. 
 
 Leg'acy, s. Law , ba& S8ermd(^tni^ , Scgat, — 
 
 Le'gal, L adj. ; IL — ly , adv. 1. gefe§U(^, ge= 
 fe^mdpig, 2. red^tmdfig, redbtlic^, geri(5t= 
 lii, 0teitg=5 3. (of-force) rcd)tggultig 5 
 procedure, ber Sle^tSgangj — profession, 
 bie Sted^tSgele^rfamfeit, 111. — ness, Legal'- 
 ity, *. bie ©cfe^Iit^feit 5 Sflcdjtmdfigfeit, 
 bleci^tSgfiltigfeit. 
 
 Legaljza'tion, s. bie Segalifirung. 
 
 To Le'g?ilize , v. a. legatifiren, re(i^t§frdftig 
 ma(j^en , gerid^tlid^ befldtigen. 
 
 Leg'ate, s. 1. ber TCbgeorbncte ^ 2. ber Segat, 
 (pdpfllid^c) ©cfanbte. [niperbe, legator. 
 
 Legatee', (Leg'atary), s. Law, ber 5Bcrmd(]^t= 
 
 Leg'ateship , s. bie ®cfanbten= ober 2egaten= 
 SBurbe. [i^m auSge^enb. 
 
 Leg'atine, adj. ben Segaten betreffenb, con 
 
 Lega'tion, A-.bic®efanbtf(l^aft.[2a{fer, legator. 
 
 Lega'tor (legator', opp. legatee'), s. ber (Srb= 
 
 Le'gend [or leg'^nd] , ,v. 1. bie Segenbe^ 2.bo§ 
 ^dV^^enj 3. bic3nf(3^rift, Umfc^rift (auf 
 5}lunsen). 
 
 *To Le'gend, v. a. n>ie eineSegenbe erjd^Ien. 
 
 Leg'endary \. adj. 1. Icgenben^aft j 2egenben=5 
 2. fobelHtJ n. s. l.ba§2egenbenbu(^5 2. 
 ber 8egenbenf(^reiber. 
 
 Lgg'?r, s. 1. ber 9le|lbent5 2. md. Ledger; 
 — lines, Mus. 3tebenlinien. 
 
 Legerdemain', s. bie ©aufelet. 
 
 Leg'ged , adj. comp. =beinig. 
 
 Leg'gings, Leg'gjns, s. pi. bef. Am. tintZtt 
 langer ©amaft^en. 
 iLeg'horn, s. Geog. Sioorno 5 — hats, ttalidnt- 
 
 fd^c ©tro^^utej — sheets, i-e |)utfpdne. 
 iLeg'jble, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. leferlitb, beut» 
 li(^5 m. — ness, Legibil'jty, s. bic Sefcrlid^* 
 Le'gion, s. 1. bie Region, 2. bie 5DJenge. [fdt. 
 Le'gionary , I. adj. eine Region betreffenb obcr 
 ouSmad^enb, II. s. ber Segion&folbat. 
 To Leg'islate, v. n. ®efe§e geben. 
 Legisla'tion, s. bie ®efe§gebung. 
 Leg'jslativc, adj. gcfc^gebenb. 
 Legjsla'tQr, s. ber ®cfc|geber. [rinn. 
 
 Legjsla'tress, Legjsla'trix, *. bic ©efe^gebC' 
 Legisla'ture [— tshur], s. bic ©cfc^gebung, 
 
 gefc^gebenbe 5iKo(^t. 
 Le'gjst, s. ber (Sefe^funbigc. 
 Legit'imacy, s. Ui ®efe|md^ig!eit, (S6)t\^iit. 
 Legjft'jmate, L adj.; II. — ly , adv. legitim: 1- 
 
 re(^tmdpig, tMi 2. gefe^Iitb, — portion, 
 
 Laio, ber ^flidjtt^eilj III. — ness, s.vid. 
 
 b. 0. SB. [legitimiren- 
 
 To Legiit'imate , v. a. fiir re(i^tmdf ig erHdrcn, 
 Legitjraa'tion, s. bie 6(^tigung , fiegitimation. 
 Leg'ume, Legu'men, s. But. bie fiinfe, ^filfen* 
 Legu'mjnous, adj. Bot. ^ulfentragenb. [fni(§t. 
 Leige, J. Geog. Suttic^. 
 Lei'gure [lezh'ur or le'zhur] , .v. bie ^Kuf C. 
 *Lei'sure, Lei'^urely (Lei'sur?ible) , adj. & 
 
 adv. mit 5Jiupe5 gemd^Iicb. 
 4:Le'man, s. ba§ Siebd^en. 
 Lem'ma, s. T. ber £c^nfa6. 
 Lem'mjng, s. Zool. ])i( ^obclmauS. [erbe. 
 
 Lera'nian, adj. Icmnifcb ? — earth, bic @iegeU 
 
 Lem'on, 5. bie 2imone, Gitroncj — racer, ber 
 ^-nri^cr, — scoop, ber S-nf^ed^erj — squee- 
 zers, p/.bie (S-npreffej — strainer, baSS-nfieb. 
 
 Lemonade', s. bic 2imonobe. 
 
 Len, abhr. r>. Leonard. [leiftCU. 
 
 To Lend, v. ir. a. 1. lei^en, 2- fig. oerlei^cn, 
 
 Len'dable, adj. »erlei^bar. 
 
 Len'der, s. ber Seiner j (®eIbs)S5erlci^cr J — 
 on bottomry, Com. ber ©obmcreigeber. 
 
 Lengt/i, s. 1. bic Sdngej 2. bie TfuSbe^nungj 
 (Sntfernung, 3. bie (Beit^Sauer 5 4. l-s, pi. 
 bie ?KitteIflucfe ber ^lote 5 at — , 1. auSffi^r* 
 lic^5 2. enblid^, jule^tj in full (whole) — , 
 inSebenSgr^fejthis— , U& ^ier^cr,— ful,ctnc 
 grope Sdnge ^abenb, — wise, ber 8dnge na^^. 
 
 To Leng'(/ien,v. I. a. oerldngern, (au8)be^nenj 
 ILn.Idnger njerben^fid^ oerldngern, fid^ be^nen. 
 
 Leng'f/iy, adj. langroierig. 
 
 Le'ni?nt, L adj. 1. milbernb5 gelinb) 2. Med. 
 erweidficnb j n. s. ^^d.bal^inberungsmfttel. 
 
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Leni 
 
 450 
 
 Lett 
 
 To Len'jfy, v. a. lint) cm. 
 
 Len'itive, I. adj. 1. Unfcernbj 2. Med. zxmU 
 
 djcnb) II. *. 1>Q§ 2inl)erung§mittel. 
 Len'itude, Len'ity, s. tie @cUnl){gfeit, SKilbe. 
 Len'ny, abbr. 0. Leonard. 
 Lens, Lenf e, s. Opt. baS ginfcnglaS, toie Sinfc 
 Lent, pret. & p. p. D. To Lend, qw. 
 Lent, J. Die ^^f^en, gaftenjeit. 
 Len'ten, adj. faftcnmdptg , gaflen*. 
 Lentic'aiar, L adj. ; XL — ly , adv. 1. Unfens 
 
 attlQy 2. or Len'tiform.IinfcnfSrmig 5 n. *. 
 
 Surg. Dq§ genticulttrmeffer. 
 L^ntiCginous, adj. Med. grinDig, fletfig. 
 Lenti'go, s. Med. 1. bie ©ommerfproffe, DaS 
 
 gebermolj 2.l)o§ ©rinifieber. 
 Len'til,j.t)ie2infe. 
 
 Len'tisk, s. Bot. ber SKafltybaum, Die ^iflQjie. 
 Lent'n^r, s. Der Scnncrt (^alfe). 
 Lgn'tor, *. Die 3tt^^eit, 35^ig!eit. 
 Len'tous, adj. jfi^e, leimig. [2. md. Lentner. 
 Leon'ard [len'ard], s. 1. 2con^orD (5K-n.)j 
 Le'onine, adj. l.I6n)enQrtig5 2./V)eMeoninif(^. 
 Leop'ard [lep'ard], *. Der SeoparD^^arDer? 
 
 — '8 bane , Bot. Die ©emSwurj. [Del. 
 LepV, s. Der 7Cu8fa§igc5 -fish, ^c/i.Der Sflau= 
 Lep'^rons, vid. Leprous. 
 
 LepVine, adj. ^afenartig. 
 Lep'gry, s. Sport. Da§ ^Qfenge^dge. 
 Lep'rosy, LeprCs'jty, s. Der 7Cu8fa§. 
 Lep'rous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. auSfd^ig j III. 
 
 — ness , *. Die TCuSfd^igMt. 
 Lept, pre*. & p. p. "O. To Leap. 
 
 Less , adj. & adv. (comp. r>. Little) Heiner, 
 genngcr, weniger, minDer. 
 
 Lessee', s. Der ^ad)tzri ^kt^manxi. 
 
 ToLes'sen, v. I. a. oerHeinem , oerringernj 
 II. n. abne^men. [,^leinafien. 
 
 LSs'ser, adj. & adv. fl. Less, qv. ; the — Asia, 
 
 Les'serpn, s. Bot. DqS SorbeerlrQut. [S^iere). 
 
 Les'ses, s. pi. Sport. Die Sofung (^ot^ wilDer 
 
 Les'sjve, *. Die 2ttuge. 
 
 Les'son, s, 1. Dod SJorlefeftucf (qu8 Der I8ihdy, 
 2. Die Se^re, Der Unterrid^t) 3. Die(2e^r*) 
 ®tunDe,§BorIefung5 4. Die^JCufgobej 5. Der 
 SSenoeiSi 6. Mus. Die ©timme (fur ein 3n= 
 ftrument). [2. f(l(>elten , Deti Zext lefen. 
 
 To Les'son, v. a. 1. untermeifeit , bele^ren? 
 
 Les'spr [opp. lessee': lessor'],*. Der SSerpad^* 
 terj SSermiet^er. 
 
 Lest, conj. Damit ni(§t, Dttp nid^t, Daf. 
 
 To Let , V. ir. a. 1. lajfen j 2. sulttffen , geflat* 
 ten J 3. ablaffenK— ooOoermict^en, oerpad^^ 
 ten, oerlei^cn, to-alone, l.genjd^ren lajfen, 
 uberlaffenj 2. ge^en (oD. in 0lul^e) laffenj to 
 
 — blood , jur ^Der lajfen. Afar-*. — fall the 
 mainsail, la§ loS Dad grof e ©ege( j - her fall.. 
 
 faU ab 5 to — fly, flicgen lajfen 5 lo§ Drudfcn, 
 lo§ fd^iefenj to — down, l.CJxd)) ^erablojfenj 
 2. Demiit^igenj to — in , or into , 1. julajfen f 
 2. einf(3^alten5 to— off, l.loSfd^iepcnj 2.ioer= 
 abfd^ieDen , to — to freight, vid. To Freight, 2. 
 
 Let, I. s. abbr. 0. Lettice ; II. pret. & p. p. t>. 
 To Let; III. comp. — in , 1. Da§ ^fort^en, 
 2. Da8 (Sinfd^altungSjeic^en 5 — pass, Der 
 
 Le't/ial, ad;. toDtlid^. [^affirsettel. 
 
 Lef/iar'gic, — cal , Med. I. adj. ; IT. — cally^ 
 adv. fc^laffU(3^tig) HI. — cainess, Let/i'argy, 
 s. Die Set^argie, <S^laffu(^t (aud^^g:.). 
 
 Le'tMy s. Myth.Zit^z (glup Der SSergejfen^eit). 
 
 Lef/ie'an, adj. 1. tcrge^'enDj 2. SSergejfen^eit 
 
 Le£/iif?rous, ad;. toDtli^). [bringcnD. 
 
 Let't?r, .V. Der SajfcnDe, SSermiet^cr, ic.cf. 
 To Let. 
 
 Let't^r, L s. 1. Der SSud^fiabe (.aud^fig.^^ to — 
 the (very)— , bud^jldblid^, 2. Ti/p. Die 2et= 
 ter, ©d^rift, 3. Der SSriefj 4. Die UrfunDc, 
 SJollmad^t , DaS patent? by — , brieflit^, 
 fd^riftli^ 5 5. 1-s, p/. Die SBijfenfc^ttften, mz^ 
 raturj a man of 1-s, ein ©ele^rterj proofs 
 before the — , Typ. Ibjuge »or Der (Sd)rift 
 {avantla lettre); II. comp. bef. Laws. 1-s 
 patent (1-s overt, or open; 1-s of grant), 
 offene f^niglid^e ®d()reiben, ^rei(]^eit§)briefe, 
 ^atentbriefe 5 — of safe conduct, Der (S5e« 
 leitSbrief, ®-fd^ein 5-of grace, 1. (or— of pro- 
 tection ,— of respit) Com. Der eiferne, §rijt=, 
 :irnftanD§= oD. luffc^ub&brief , Da§ 5Korato= 
 riunij 2. vt(/. License; — missive in chan- 
 cery, Die SSorlaDung eineS ^airS »on <BdUn 
 De§2ovDfan5ler§5 — bag, Der SSrieffacf (ouf 
 (Sc^ijfen) 5 — bearer, — carrier, Der 58rief* 
 trdgerj — book, Der aSriefj^etter, — (-copy)- 
 book , Com. DaS a5rief56opier=a3ud^ 5 — box, 
 Der aSrieffaf^enj — brush , Ttjp. Die "Khik^^ 
 biirftej — case, l.Die95rieftafd^ej 2. T^p.Der 
 <S(^riftfaften5 — citatory. Die gerid^tl. S5ors 
 laDung, — folder, Der ©riefj^reicjjer, Da& 
 ^aljbein) — founder, Der ©^riffgieperj a — 
 keyed lock, ein ^Ip^abetfc^lof j — learned, 
 bud^gele^rt, — learning. Die asucbgele^rfani- 
 feitj — mark, Da§ ^oj^seid^en? — paper, DaS 
 SSriefpapierj — overt, — patent, vid. obenj 
 — press, 1. DiclDrucferprejfe, 2. Diea5rief= 
 prep 5 3. Typ. Der ©rucf , ZtxU — presser, 
 Der S5riefbefdi»erer,a5-^alter5 — press-prin- 
 ter, Der a5u(bDruc!er. 
 
 ToLet't^r, v. a. 1. mit SSutbftaben Dntcfen> 
 mit S5. oerfe^en, seid^nen, literirenj 2. Bkh. 
 (ein aSud^) betiteln. 
 
 Let't^red, adj. gele^rt? »ijfenf(^aftlid^. 
 
 Let'tjce, s. (dim. Let'ty) Utitia (%-n.). 
 
 Let'tyce [- 'tjs] , *. Bot. Dcr 2ottidv'(2ocfuf» > 
 
Leuc 
 
 451 
 
 Libe 
 
 SalaU headed - , t>er .Kopffalat, ©touljen* 
 falat, cos — , tjcr a5inl>falQt. 
 
 Leucophleg'macy, s. Med. l5ic,|)autn)QJferfud^t. 
 
 Leucophlegmat'ic,arfi.AfcYi.^autn)afrerfU(]^tig. 
 
 Levant', s. 1. Ute ZzvanU, DqS SKorgenlanDj 
 2.orLevan'ter, Der SftiDinD (im5Rittelmccre). 
 
 Le'vant [or levant'], adj. Iet>Qntifd() , 6fili6). 
 
 Lev'^ntine, I. adj. »te D. 0. Sffi. j II. s. 1. t>er 
 ^Korgenlan^erj 2. Com. ber Seoantin (©ei* 
 
 Leva'tQr, uirf. Elevator , 4. [benjcug). 
 
 Lev'ee, s, fcaS Scper: 1. Da§ Tfuffte^en teS 
 3Korgen§ j 2. ber £Korgenbefud), bie 2Cufroar= 
 tung 5 a lady's — , Ui ZoiktU. 
 
 Lev'^1, 1, adj. 1. gteiii^, eben, fla(^; gcrabc, n)a= 
 gcrc(bt5 2. gUit^^oi? ^g-*. 3. angemeffen, 
 crreid^bor, 4. qUid) (an 9lang, :c.)) H. -y- 1 
 Die (5onjontate)@bene5 2. tie glcicbe ^o^e, 
 ®Iei(i§eit5 3. ^g. Dcr ( Dur(^fii^nittlid()e ) 
 ©tanbpunft, 9)tofflnb5 4. T. bie SSIeirooge, 
 @e$R)oge 5 baS Sflic^tf^cit} ^TiiDcUirinftrumcnt: 
 5. bie Stidjtuig 5 ©c^upUmc j 6. /g. bie 9li(^t= 
 [(^nurj T. Mn. ber glugelortj III. comp. - 
 coil, (im ©picle) I. ado. roed^felSiDCifej II. s. 
 bie Umfc^ung, ^lasoerdnberungj —range, 
 bcr ,Kcrnfd)af, bie n)Qgere4»tc <S(t)upn>eite5 — 
 topped, Bot. Qld6)i ^6^e ^abeiib. 
 
 To Lev'?!, V. I. a. 1. ^orijontal mat^enj (qu(^ 
 
 ^g-j.) ; 2.qUid) mad)tn, ebenenj 3.fla(^ madden, 
 abtrttgen5 4. (gielenb) nd(>ten j to— oat, <?eom 
 (einc 2inie) ^orisontaloerldngern} ILn.(mit 
 at) 1 . jiclcn (QUf) } 2. txad)Un, flrebcn (nad)), 
 
 — ing instrument, ))a^ 3^ioeUinnftrument 
 
 — ing poles or staves, 3tit>eUirftdbc, ^itl 
 ftongen. [Pol. bcr ©leid^^eifSprcbigcr. 
 
 Lev'el^r, 1. bcr ©bncnbe, 2c. cf. b. d. SB.) 2, 
 Lev'?lness, *. 1. bic (Sbcn^eitj 2. biegleid)c 
 Lev'en, vid. Leaven. [^6^e , ©Ici^^eit 
 
 Le'v^r, s. ber ^ebcl, ^cber, |)ebcbaum. 
 LevVag«» *• 1- Afec/i. bie |)ebef raft j 2. /-m 
 
 bQ§ |>ebeln)erf (an ^ebolen). 
 Lev'?ret , s. ba& ^d^(i}m. 
 Lev'iable, adj. ju erljeben, auSju^cben. 
 Levi'af/tan , .v. ber Seoiat^n. 
 To Lev'igate, v. a. T. leoigiren : 1. abgiatten, 
 
 poliren j 2. jum feinften juicer serrciben? 
 
 levigating stone, ber 0leibflein. 
 Leviga'tion, s. W 3erreibung, ^<xh ^ulcern. 
 Lev'iner, vid. Limer. 
 Levita'tion, s. bos Sei^tmacben. 
 Le'vite , s. ber 2eoit. 
 Levit'ical, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv tePitif^. 
 Levit'iciis , s. \i(xh britte Suc!^ 5!J?on§. 
 Lev'jty, s. 1. bie 2ei(btigfeit} 2.ber Sci^tfinn. 
 To LeVy, v.a.\. er^cben (^Ifufltgcn , K.) 5 2. 
 
 (Sruppen) ausb^ben, roerben; 3. (^rieg)an= 
 
 fangen? 4. '^v^rdben) aufroerfen- 
 
 Lev'y , s. 1. bie |)cbung5 (©elb*) Tfurlagcj 2 
 
 \>it (SruppenO^u^bebung. 
 Lewd, I. adj.\ll. — ly, adv. 1. unjitd^tig, lie* 
 
 berlicb, fcblfipfrigj 2. fcblefbtj III. — ness, *. 
 
 1. bie2ieberli(bfeit, Unjucbt, 2. bie®ottIo= 
 Lewd'ster,s. {Shksp.) ber aBoniiftIing.[fTg?eit. 
 Lew'er, s. 1. Hat. ber ^^polftcr, 2.gcn>. I-s, pi. 
 
 :M:ppretirburfte bcr ^attunraebcr. [0R-n. ). 
 Levi'et, s. Orn.bcr SSicbebopf. Lew'js, ^.Subraig 
 Lexic5g'raph?r, s. bcr Scrifograp^. 
 Lex.icograph'ic adj. IcxiFalif^. 
 Lexjcog'raphy , s. bic Scrifcgropbic 
 Lex'jcSn, s. ba§ SBortcrbud), Scxi^on. 
 Ley [le] , s. 1. vid. Lea, 1. 5 2. T. bic gauge. 
 Ley'den phi'al, vid. Electrical jar. 
 Llabil'jty , *. 1. bic SScrbinbIid)fcit, SScrpflid)^ 
 
 tung 5 2. \iaB ^uSgcfe^tfein , bie Untcrmorfcn* 
 
 i)titi 3. bic 3^cigung, ber ^ang. 
 Li'able, L adj. 1. ccrantwortlitb) »>crpfli(btct j 
 
 — to a tax (impost), |leuerpfli(btig 5 2. au5= 
 
 gcfe^t; untcriDorfcn 5 II. — ness, s. vid. b.P.SB . 
 Lia'n?L , s. Bot. bie ©(blingpflansc. 
 Li'ar, s. 1. bcr gugncr , bic ^ugncrinnj 2. 
 Ll'as, s. Gcol. Zia^. [Sport, bcr ^Idffcr. 
 
 Lib, s. ber bolbc ®(beffcl. 
 Lib'ainus, s. bcr (35crg) 2ibancn. 
 Liba'tion, s. bic Sibatiott) ba§ Sranfopfer. 
 Lib'b^ird's bane , .v. Bot. bic SBolf^bo^nc, bcr 
 
 @turm^ut, bo8 Sifenbiitlcin. 
 Li'bel, s. Laws. 1. bic @(bm(S()f(brift, bo§ tU 
 
 bcH J 2. (accusatory — ) bic ^^lagefcbrift. 
 To Li'bel* w. L a. 1. f(briftli(b [^md^cn, pa^s 
 
 quittirenj 2. Laio,^rage cinrci(bcn gcgen ... j 
 
 n. n. ©(bmS^ftbriften oerbrcitcn. 
 Li'beler, s. ber gibfUifl, ^aSquiUant. 
 Li'belous, arfj. fcbmdbcnb, cbrcnrii^rig, pag» 
 
 quiUantifd^. 
 Lrb'eral, I. adj. ; IL — ly, adv. 1. (mit oO frei» 
 
 gcbig, 2. frcifinnig: a) grofmiitbig, bo^^cr» 
 
 5^9/ (—spirited), cbcl5 &) Dorurtbciisfret, un* 
 
 befangen; 3. ebel geboren5 4. roiffenfcbaftlicb/ 
 
 gelebrt 5 the — arts , bie freien ^linfte. [cbcn. 
 To Lib'eralTze, v. a. frcifinnig, gro^tjerjig ma* 
 Liberal'jty, *. 1. bic^reigebigfeit,®ropmut^j 
 
 2. bie frcifinnig? cit. 
 
 To Lib'erate, v. a. bcfrcicnj firci laffen. 
 
 Lib'erate, s. bcr SSefrcitC. 
 
 Libera'tion, .v. tiiz SScfrciungj ^rciloffung. 
 
 Lib'erator, s. bcr ©cfrcier. 
 
 Lib'^rtine, L s. bcr SKiifHing, ^rcigcift^ U.arfy. 
 
 IicbcrU(b, wuftj freigcif^crifcb. 
 Lib'^rtrnism , s. bic ^ugcUofigfcit, Sicbcrlid)* 
 
 hiU ^reigeiflcrci. 
 Lib'erty, s. 1. bic ^rcibcitj 2. ba§Sfled>t, ^ri* 
 
 mlegium 5 3. bcr JBejirf, ©piclraum 5 4. Sport. 
 
 bcf leere S^launi im ®cbi^ fur bie 3unge beS 
 29* 
 
Libi 
 
 452 
 
 Lift 
 
 f)fcrbc§) 5. liberties of a city, bie SSorf^dDtej 
 
 at— ,frei} to set at—, befrcicnj — ofthe 
 
 press, bic ^ref frei^eit. 
 Libid'inist, s. Der SBoUiiftling. 
 Xibid'inous , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. JDoHuflig j 
 
 ITL — ness, .v. bte SBoUuftigfeit. 
 Li'bra, s. Ast. Die SBoge. Li'bral, adj. pfunbig. 
 Libra'rian, «. ber SSibliot^efarj — ship, \iai 
 
 aSibliot^efargamt. [bliot^efor. 
 
 Li'brary, s. bic ffiibUot^ef j — keeper, ber ©i 
 To Li'brate, v. I. a. rodgen j II. n. (im 
 
 ge»i(§tc) f(^rocben. 
 Libra'tion, *. 1. boS SBdgenj (Sd^roanfenj 2. 
 
 .45<. bie ©d^roan^ung (bes 9)?onbe&). 
 
 Li'bratpry, adj. fd^TOOnfenb. 
 
 Lice, ^. p/. u. Louse ; — bane, vid. Lousewort. 
 
 Li'censable, adj. mittelfl fiicenj ju geflatten. 
 
 Li'c?nse, *. 1 .bie Sicenj, ^rei^eit (QU(^^g.) , 2. 
 bie obrigFettIi(^e SSeroiUigung , (Srlaubnif , 3. 
 (letter of-), bo§ patent, ber SSoUmad^tS* 
 brief, (Srlaubnipfd^ein, ©emerbsf^ein 5 4. bie 
 6enfurfrei^eitj5.bie3u9eaoftgfeit,^red^^eitj 
 — to print a book, bie ®ru(ferlttubnif j— for 
 trading, bo& ^anbeldprioilegium 5— outwards, 
 ber ^rlttubnif brief jur SBaorcns^iCugfu^r. 
 
 To License , v. a. 1. obrigfeitli(^ bcroiUigen, 
 erlauben, 2. betjoUmac^tigenj — ing act, baS 
 (Senfur=(5bict. [ber ^atcntifirte. 
 
 Licensee', s. ber Sn^abcr eineS ^reibriefe§, 
 
 Li'censer, s. ber SSewiUigcr, iCo (Senfor. 
 
 Licen'tiate [— 'shi — ], *. 1. ber ^icentiatj 2. 
 ber praftifdje Irst. [flatten. 
 
 To Licen'tiate [— 'shi— ] , v. fl.freigeben,iDer= 
 
 Licen'tious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. jiigelloS, 
 anbdnbig, 2. auSfd^roeifenb, IIL — ness,j. 
 1. bie ^iigcITofigfeit, 2. bie ^u&f(j^n>eifung. 
 
 U'ch^nlWorc. &c.;lik'en Wb.] , Bot.kSurg. 
 bie %k(i)U. [III. — ness, s. bie ®efe§Ii(^!eit. 
 
 Li9'it, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gefe^Iic^, eriaubtj 
 
 To Lick, v.a.l. (— up, auf=)ierfen} 2. wig. 
 fc^lagen, to — over,^g. auSfeilen. 
 
 LTck, I. *. 1. vutg, ber ©d^log, 2. ^m. ber 
 (SalS'EtueU) n. comp. — dish , — sauce , ber 
 SeUerledf er , — spittle, vulg. ber ©d^maro^er, 
 (SpeidjelledEer? — stone, Ich. \iit gamprete. 
 
 Lick'^r, s. ber Sedfer, ^ufletfer. [lecfer^aft. 
 
 Lick'^rjsh , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. lecfer 5 2. 
 
 Lic'orice, s. (—root) Bol. ba& ©uf^olj, bic 
 8afri$ei juice of—, ber 2afri§enfaft 5 — ball, 
 Safri^enfQft in ©tangen 5 — powder, pul»e» 
 rifirteS ©up^olj. 
 
 Lid, *. 1. ber ©edfel, 2. baS ^ugenliebj 3. 
 
 Min.eine^appe (bei ber©trecfensimmerung). 
 
 Lie, s. I. bie Sauge, II. bic 2iige5 to give the 
 
 — , gfigcn flrafen. 
 
 To Lie, V. n. I. reg. lugen j II. ir. 1. liegcn? 
 
 2. (im (Srabe, 2c.) ru^en, fr^tafenj 3. mUw 
 gig fein, oortiegen j 4. fein, befte^en j 5- Com. 
 legem } to — about, lucrum Uegen 5 to — along, 
 or over, Mar. fd^ief (auf bie (Seite gemorfen) 
 liegen j to - by , ftiUe licgen, »>or Tfnfer lie 
 gen 3 to — down, fid^ niebcrlegenj to — in (or 
 down), in Sffiod^en liegen, to — in one'&way, 
 in 3emanbe8 ^a6)t fteJ)cn3 Corns, to — in 
 a great deal, ^o(^ JU fiel;en fcmmenj to — on 
 hand, ttuf ber |)Qnb liegen, nid^t abgc^eni to 
 let a bill — over (for non-payment), eincn 
 SSet^fel proteftiren lajfen, to — to, Mar. bei= 
 liegen, (im ©turme) ii>or :jfnfer liegen 5 to — 
 under, unterworfcn fein? to — upon, befd^n)e= 
 ren j brficten, to — with, {i^elid)) beiwo^ncn. 
 
 Lief, adv. vulg. gem, lieber. 
 
 Liege, I, *. 1. Geog. 2uttid^ f 2. (— lord) ber 
 Se^nS^crr, (2Qnbe§=)prfi, (Soui)erQin5 II. 
 adj. 1. le^n§pfli(^tig,untert^dnig 5 2. ober* 
 ^errlid^j — man, ber Se^nSmann, SBafall. 
 
 Li'^n, s. 1. Law, ba& SfletentionSred^tj 2. vid. 
 
 Li?nter'iG, adj. Med. lientertfd^. [Spleen. 
 
 Li'entery, s. Med. bie Sienterie, berSSend^fluf 
 
 Li'er, s. ber Siegenbe , 2c. cf. To Lie. 
 
 Lieu [lii], s. (nur:) in — of, anfitttt. 
 
 ♦Lieuten'^ncy, s. 1. bie £ieutenQnt^fleEe j 2. 
 bic ©tatt^altcrfd^oftj 3. ba§ 2ieutenant§corp§.. 
 
 Lieuten'ant[Pr6., PForc.,&c.;Iiften'ant, Enf.,. 
 &c. levten'ant, W. , Sm.'] , *. 1. ber 2icute«> 
 nantj 2. ber ©tatt^altcrj — at arms, ber nn* 
 terfte ©d^iffsiieutenontj — General, ber ®c» 
 nerallieutenont J — Colonel, ber S)berfllieu= 
 tenantjLord- , ber SSicefonig. 
 
 ♦Lieuten'antship, s. bic gieutenantSfieUe, ic. 
 
 Life, I. s. 1. baS Sebenj 2. bic ©Querj 3. bic 
 belebte Sftatur, 4. bic Sebenbtgifeit} 5. ber 
 Olang , Stanb im 8ebcn 5 for — , 1. um*§ 2c= 
 ben 5 2. QUf 2,<ihin^tito (drawn) from, by or 
 to the— nad^ bem Seben (gemalt)5 to depart 
 this — , vid. To Depart, 4. 5 II. comp. — an- 
 nuitant, ber Seibrentner, — annuities, Ziib^ 
 rentcnj- blood, 1.*. bie2ebcn§froftj2. adj. 
 roefentlid^, — boat, btt& Sflettung&bootj — 
 breath, ber 2-§^QUd^ 5 — estates, Law, un« 
 loererblit^c ©utcr, — everlasting, Bot. l.ba§ 
 Smmergrunj 2. ber tlfmoranti^, — guard, 
 bie ScibnjQd^C) — guard-man, be; Scibgarbiftj 
 
 — insurance, bic 2-§»erfid^erung 5 — like, mi 
 lebenb J — lines, pi. Mar. bie Siurfenpaarben) 
 
 — long, lebenSldnglid^j — preserver, btc 
 B6)mmm\adti m ft-SrettungSoppttrat, — 
 rent,"bic Seibrentcj — string, bcr Stcr©, S-S* 
 faben 5 — time, bic gcbenSjeit. 
 
 Life'l?ss, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. lebloS) 2. 
 !raftlo0,unnjirffttm. 
 To Lifft, V. reg. & ir. I. a. (— up) 1. (ttUO^<» 
 
Lift 
 
 453 
 
 Lima 
 
 ben J 2.^g. er^eben, aufric^ten j 2yp-s. to — 
 out, (t5ie^orm)au§t)cben5 to — up, auglegen, 
 n. n. 1. (mit at) 5ufecbenfu(^en, (^troaS Iuf= 
 ten) 5 2. (Garten) ob{>eben. 
 Lift, I. pret. & p. p. 0. To Lift, qv. ; IL j. 1. U^ 
 .f)eben, :iCuf^eben3 2. tjie :jCn|iren9ung, Unter= 
 ftu|ung, DaS Seflreben j 3. (bef. Meo/i.) ber 
 |)ub5 4. iWec/i. 1)qS ^ebenjerFjeug? 5. Afar. 
 Dag 3ie^feil, Soppcnant 5 6. bie ^jub^o^e (Der 
 <S(^ifffa^rt&f(^Ieufen) j to give a — , to lend 
 a — , /am. 1. (Quf)t)cben5 2..%. auf^elfen, 
 dead — ,l.l5Q& Unnjermogen 5 2.t)ic grof e 3lot^ j 
 
 — gate. Me in ^erbe einge^dngte S^ure. 
 Lifter, s. 1. Der ^ebent)e,:c. cf. To Lift; 2.t)ie 
 
 ^riicfej 3. cant. Der ®icb. 
 
 Lig'ament, s. 1. ^?ioM)a8 ligament, t)ie®e^ne, 
 %k6}\ti 2. Die 3afer, gofer 5 3. fete gejfcl, 
 ^ette5 4./ig.t)a§a5anD. 
 
 LTgamen'tal, Ligamen'tous, adj. 1. /-Inaf. fe^= 
 uig , fle*fi9 5 2. jaferig , faferig. [Ijeit. 
 
 Liga'tion, s. 1. baS Sinten, 2. Die ©ebuntcn= 
 
 Lig'ature [— tsQurj,,?. l.ba&aSantJ/MeaSinbcj 
 tzv SSerbanbj 2. t)a& 33int)cni 3. Die ®ebun= 
 l>en^cit5 4. Med. t)ic((SeIcnfO'Steifi;)eiti 5. 
 Mus. bie asintjungi 6. t)er3aubcr!notenj I-s, 
 pi. 7. Sport. i)Qg SBanb, bic aSanbe, geffeln j 
 8. Tj/p. gigaturen. 
 
 Light [lit], L s. l.ba6Si(^t3 2. t)Qg 3:ageg= 
 U(^t.5 Me^eaei/fS"-*. 3. tie ©rleuc^tungi 4. 
 t>ieeinri(^t,Iuf!Idrungj5.1)cr®efi(^t&punft5 
 6. I-s, pi. genfteri IL adj. lic^t, flar, glfin* 
 sent, ^eU (au(l^\)onl)ergQrbe)ibIont)5 IIL 
 comp. — bearer, t)er gacfeltrdgcr j — bills, 
 Seuitt^urmf oflenj — blue, ^eUblau , — house, 
 ber Seud^tt^urm, tie SSIufe, — money, t»Q& 
 aSliifengelb 5 Mar - *. — ports , pi. bie Ei(^t» 
 pforten (einer ® aleere) 5 — room, ber (5rleud()= 
 tung§plQ§ ber ^uloerfammer. 
 
 * Light, L adj. ;n.or — ly, ado. 1. gen. Iciest 5 
 2. leiit beroaffnet, 3. (— of foot) be^cnbe, 
 flinf, ^urtigj 4. unbebeutenb, 5. Mar. unbe= 
 labenj/tg-*. e.feic^t, oberfld(^li4> i 7.(— mind- 
 ed) leid^tftnnig 5 8. unftdtj - of belief, leid^t* 
 gldubig? to make — (account) of, or to set 
 
 — by a thing, (gtWtt8 geringcfdjd^enj Mans. 
 
 — upon the hand, Iei(^tmduUg5 — borne, 
 Iei(bt in ber gauftj — fingered, biebifd^,- 
 foot (- footed , — heeled , — legged), fd^neU- 
 fiif ig, flu(^tig j — goods. Com. leicbte (boum= 
 woUene) 3euge 5 — headed, 1. gebanfcnlo&, 
 unbefonnenj 2. roa^nfinnig, — hearte.d, fro^* 
 Ii(^ , roo^lgemutb, — horse, bie leic^te 0leite= 
 rei j — troops, Ieid)te S^ruppen. 
 
 *To Light, V. a.ir. & reg. 1. (— up) anjiin- 
 benj 2. (einem) leui^ten, 3. (— up) erlcu(b= 
 ten j 4. Afar, (bie Ifnfer) listen. 
 
 *To Light, V. n. reg. & ir. 1, (mit on, upon) 
 trcffen: a) gerat^cn (auf)5 6) faUen (aaf)j 
 
 2. abftcigen, 3. fid^ nieberlaffen, (auS)ru(jcn, 
 
 * Light, pret. & p. p. b. i\ SB. [raftcn. 
 *To LIgh'ten, v. L n. lit. kfig. bli^en? IL n. 
 
 erleud^ten, crl^ellen. 
 
 * To LIgh'ten, u. a. 1. erlci4)ternj 2. Afar, 
 (ein (Scbiff) lid^ten, lofcben, 3.^g. cr^eitcrn. 
 
 *Ligh'ter, s. 1. ber Injunbenbc, u. cf. To 
 Light; 2. ber ^rtt^m, (ba§) Sic^ter (-ga^r* 
 jeug), 3. ber :jfu8labcr, SSergerj — man, 
 ber Sid^terfd^iffcr. 
 
 *Llgh'terage, .v. Com. baS 2i4>tergelb. 
 
 *Light'i?ss, adj. ftnfter. 
 
 *Light'n?ss, s. 1. bie Seicbtigfeit 5 2. bie ®c- 
 benbigfeit, 3. ber Seicbtfinn j2C. c/. Light, adj. 
 
 *LIght'ning, s. ber SSli^j — glance, ber 93lit» 
 fira^I j — rod, ber SSIi^obleiter. 
 
 * Lights , s. pi. bie fiunge (ber Xbiere). 
 *Light'some, adj. 1. bell, 2. beiter. 
 Lignal'oes , s. ba8 "JCloeboIj. 
 Lig'neous, adj. 1. ^olscrnj 2. ^oljig. 
 Lfg'nite, *. bituminofes ^olj. 
 Lig'num-vi'tae, j. i5o/. bQ§ (SUQJacbolj. 
 Li'gure, .v. AftV<. ber £u<b§Mn. 
 
 Lig'wort [— Vurt] , s. Bot. bie vffonigSferje. 
 Like, I. adj. Lgleid)? dbniidjjsuch — ,bcrglei: 
 
 (ben 5 the - , bepgleitben 5 2. comp. -^a^t : girl 
 
 — , mdbcbenbaft 5 soldier — , folbotifd) 5 IL adj. 
 
 k adv. 1 .glaublicb, raobi, n)a^rf(bcinli(b, i>cr^ 
 
 mutbli(b) nobc baranj 2. ebcnfo, (gleid?) raiej 
 
 IIL *. L bie ICbnli^f fit} 2. boS tbnlid^e, 
 
 ©leicbej his—, feine& (SIci(ben. 
 To Like, V. I. a. gem babcn, (Icibcn) mogen, 
 
 an... ®cfaUcn finbcn , licben 5 I - it , e§ gc* 
 
 fdut mir j II. n. guft l)aben, mogen, moUenj 
 
 as you — , roie Bit roiinfcben. 
 Like'Iihood[— hud], Like'ljness , .v. bcr TCn* 
 
 fdjein , bie SKobrfcbeinlitb? eit. 
 Like'Iy, L adj. angenebm, fcbonj IL adj.k 
 
 adv. mieLike, IL, 1. 
 To Li'ken, v. I. a. loergleidjen, II. n. glci(jben. 
 Like'ness, *. L bie ®Iei(bbeit, tbnli^bMt; 2. 
 
 ba§ ibbilb, portrait 5 /?g-.?. 3. boS ®Ieicb« 
 
 nif J 4. ber @c^ein. 
 
 Like'wi^e, adv. eben fo, gIeid)faU§, Qucb. 
 Li'kjng, s. 1. ba§®efaUen,bie5yteigung52.btt§ 
 
 SSerlongenj to get (a) — , Suft befommen i 
 
 3. bie SKoblbeleibtljeit. 
 
 Li'lac, Li'lagh, s. Bot. ber fpanif(be gliebcr. 
 Lilja'ceous, adj. lilienortig. 
 Lil'ied, adj. mit gilien bcwacbfen ob. gefcbmuctt. 
 Lil'y , s. bie Siliej - of the valley, boS SKci^ 
 
 bliimcben, (Italian) — paste, eine Ifrt feincv 
 
 ©eife J — white, lilienroeif. 
 To Li'mate, v. a. feilen, gidttcn. 
 
Lima 
 
 454 
 
 Ling 
 
 Li'matarc [— tshur] , s. bie gcilfpttnc , ber 
 ^cilftaub. 
 
 Limb [lim], *. 1. ba§ ®Uebj 2. bcr Stanb 
 Caud^ Bo«.)5 3. bcr (®oum=)^fl5 - meal, 
 iit ©tii(!c. [bcrn, serf^ucfen. 
 
 To Limb [lim], v. a. 1. glieberhj 2. jerglie* 
 
 Limbed [Iimd] , adj. camp, sglieberig. 
 
 Lim'b^r, L adj. Megfam, gef^meibig, 11. s. 
 I. Gwn.bcr prolroogen, 2. Mar-*. — boards, 
 pi. Me^uUing& Der Siuf^erlodderj I-s, or— 
 holes, |)ic S^ufterlod^er, III. — ness, *. Me 
 
 Lim'bo, s. Ue SSorl)oUc5 i)6Ue. [SSiegfamfeit. 
 
 Lime, L *. 1. ber 2eim, SSogcUeimj 2. Min. 
 tcr ^ttlf, ©teinfalf 5 aBeinflcinj 3. (- tree) 
 bie Sinbej 4. bie 8ime, Simonej n. comp. — 
 burner, ber ^alfbrenner, — grarel, ber ©anb= 
 raergel j — hound. Sport, ber ©plir^unb , bie 
 ©tturiibcj — kiln [— 'kii], ber ,Rol!ofenj 
 
 — pit , Tan. bic ©c^wobegrube j — spar, ber 
 ^tttffpat^5 — stone, ber^alffteinj aluminous 
 
 — stone , ber TCIounfteini — twig , bie 2eim= 
 rut^e, — water, ba§ ,aal!n)ajier. 
 
 To Lime, v. a. 1. mit S?ogeUeim bef^retdjenj 
 2.berit(fen, fangcnj 3.mitJ^aIf (®ip§)bungen. 
 
 Ll'm^r, vid. Lime -hound. 
 
 Lim'it, *. 1. bie ©renjcj ©(bronfej 2. Ast. 
 bicgrSptc ^cliocentrifti^eaSreite (cineS planes 
 ten)) 3. Com-*. (geiD. pi.) bertorgefd^riebene 
 ^rei§,ba& Simituntj to give more — ,me^r 
 ©pielraum geben. [fd^ranf en ? 2. beflimmen. 
 
 To Lim'it, v.a.l. begrenjen, einfcbrclnfen, be= 
 
 Lim'jtable, adj. begrenjbar, etnjufd^rfinFcn. 
 
 Lim'jtary , adj. bic ©renje bctreffenb , ®rcns=. 
 
 Limita'tion, *. 1. bic einfc^rc[nfung,a3ef(brttn= 
 fungj 2. Law, bic Hiit, inner^alb roelcJ^er 
 eine .Rlagc eingereitj^t werben mup. 
 
 Lim'ited liability, Comm. OlC beftbrSnftC 
 
 Lrm'jtiess, adj. grenjenloS. [|)aftbarfeit. 
 
 Lim'mer, .v. 1. ber ^lenbling/ 2C. njie Lime- 
 hound; 2. ber 9}?efti5e. 
 
 To Limn [lim] , v. a. (mit SBafferfarben) ma* 
 ten 5 (Portraits) malen. 
 
 Lim'ner, s. ber (portrait')50f ttler. 
 
 Li'raous, adj. f4)lammig , le^mig. [cr ^inft. 
 
 Limp, s. coL boS |)inf en 5 he has a— in his walk. 
 
 To Limp, V. n. ^infen, la^m ge^cn. 
 
 Lim'per, s. ber |)infenbc. 
 
 Lim'pet, s. Conch, bie (S(^fiffelmuf(bel. 
 
 Lim'pid, I, ar/j. flar^^eU/burd^fttbtig, II.— 
 ness, s. bie ^lar^eit, |)enc. 
 
 Li'my, adj. 1. (oon Scim) fleberig^ 2. falfig. 
 
 Lin'am^nt, s. 1. bie SSiefej 2. ber SBerbanb. 
 
 Lifnch'pin, s. ber ^(bSnagel, bie Siinfe. 
 
 Lifnc'ture [— 'tshur] , s. bie Scdfarjnci. 
 
 Linden s. bie 2inbe i — tree, ber £inbenbaum. 
 
 Line, S.I. bcr£eiT\,^Ia(l^§j II. vid. b. x>. SB. 5 
 
 m. bieSinie: 1. ber Btxi^i 2. ber Umrif 
 Sntrourf) 3. bie Olei^c^ 4. bie ^eile, berfurjc 
 ©ricf 5 5. Fort, ber ©rbaufnjurf , 8auf , ®ra= 
 benj 6. Mil. a) bie Sinicntruppenj h) bic 
 ©(^lad^torbnung 5 7. bie 8eine , (Ingel*) 
 ©(bnurj 8. ber ©trid? (= y,, 3oU) j 9. ber 
 Equator j 10. bie ®ef(bIe(bt&Unte,ber ©tamm j 
 11. (- of business) bcr (®cfd^dft§03roeig, 
 bie Sefd^dftigung, bag %a6), bic "KxU 12.^-. 
 bie(SSerfabrung§=)^rt,Sfli^tfd^nur,(Seben§=) 
 SBeifc5 — of a post, ber ^oflenlauf , p-njugj 
 ship of the — , bttS Sinicnfd^iff j by—, nad) 
 ber ©d^nur^ white — , 1. Typ. cine Iccrc 
 ^eilcj 2. Mar. b-aS unget^erte biiime Zau. 
 
 To Line, v. a. 1. (mit ^ttaU, Zu6), 2C.) 
 (au§)ffittcrn, cinfaffcn , befe^en , belegen, 2. 
 (mit ®elb) fuUcn,/a/n. fpidEen 5 3.(mit3:rup= 
 pen, 2C.) befc^cnj ^.fig- (iDer)ftdr!en j 5. be* 
 legen (»on 3:^icrett) 5 6. (auf...) eine Sinie 
 fcblagcnj 7. Fort, mit cinem ©raben umjie- 
 ^en5 8. Mil. in cine Einic formiren. 
 
 Lm'eage, s. bie (@tamm=)2inie5 ba§ ©efd^tcd^t, 
 bcr ©tamm. 
 
 Lin'eal, L adj.; IL — ly . adiu 1. auS, in Obcr 
 na(b Sinien gema(i(>t, Sinicn-j 2. ingeraber 
 (auf= ober abflcigcnbcr) Sinic (oerroanbt ob.) 
 abfiammcnb 5 geroiej 3. angcftammtj- mea- 
 sure, bas Sdngenma^. 
 
 Lin'eam^nt, s. ber ©cftd^tgjug, 3ug. 
 
 Lm'ear, adj. 1. au8 Sinien befte^cnbj Sinicn- 
 8ineor=j 2. Bat. linicnformig. 
 
 Linea'tion, s. bcr Simcnsug, ©tri(b. 
 
 Lin'^n, I ^. 1. (— cloth) bie gcinwanb 5 2. bag 
 8einen, bie SSdfc&c 5 II. adj. 1. tciner., flddf^fcn, 
 2. leinnjanbcttj III. comp. — draper, ber 2cin= 
 »anb^dnbler$ — drapery, ber S-banbclj — 
 pinchers (— tweezers) , bie Seinmcbcrsong-c j 
 
 — prover, — teller , ba§ ScinnjanbmifrojTop j 
 
 — weaver, bcr 8einn>eber. 
 Lin'^n^r, vid. Linen-draper. 
 
 Ling, *. Ich. ber Seng, Sdngftfd^j — wort 
 [— Viirt] , Bot. bie Sruftnjurjcl. 
 
 ToLin'ger, v. I. n. 1. gggcrn, jaubern? 2. 
 roeiten,^arrcn5 3. fidb binsieljen, friften, 4. fid^ 
 aUmd^lig absei^renj f4)ma^ten5 5. ftd^ fe^ncn 
 (after, nad^)} II. a. (mit out, away, &c.) ^in= 
 auSv ^injic^en, (bcf. mfi^felig) ©erbringcn. 
 
 Lin'g?rer , *. ber 3auberer. [fd^lei^cnb. 
 
 Lifn'gerjng, I. adj. ; 11. — ly , adv. langwicrig. 
 
 Lin'get, s. 1. Orn. bic ®ra§mficfe5 2. vid. 
 Ingot. 
 
 Lin'go, s. vulg. bic ©prad^c, tia& 9lot^»dIf(^. 
 
 Lingua'cious [— gwa' — ] , adj. gcfd^»d|ig. 
 
 Lin'gual [ling'gwal], adj. 1. bic 3unge bc^ 
 treffenb, 3ungens5 2. Gram. lingual j — 
 muscle, 4nat. btr3ungenmu&fel. 
 
Ling 
 
 455 
 
 Lith 
 
 On'guisl [Img'gwist] , s. Vn @pra(3^funb{sc. 
 
 Lin'im^nt, *. t)ie (l)flnne) <Salbe, ba& liniment. 
 
 Li'ning,*. l.l)a§§utter,Unterfutter5 2.Afar-*. 
 a) bie SScrboppclung (cine§ ©egel5)j 6)t)ic 
 SBeger (cineS <S(i^iff§) 5 c) — of the bow , tie 
 :ifnfer=§iitterung. 
 
 Link, .?. 1. ba§ ®lieb (eincr ,S:ctte5 aud^ fig.), 
 ber Sling j 2. ter ^notcitj 3. Me ^ctte, t)o§ 
 gSanbj 4. bie(g5Iut=)5Burfl5 5. baS ©d^Iag^ 
 lot^ 5 6. bie ^ec^facfcl^ — boy , ber %adiltx& 
 ger, — buttons, boppcltc ^cmbfnopfe. 
 
 To Link, V. I. a. (»er)!etten, (refl. fi(^) Der= 
 binbcn, IL n. to — in, oerfettetfein. 
 
 Linn'-board, *. Slioe-m. ba& 3uf(^neibebret. 
 
 Lin'net, *. Orn. ber |>dnfling. 
 
 Lin'seed , vid. Lintseed. 
 
 Lin'sey-wool'sey [— wul'— ], L s. Com. bic S5ei» 
 bemanb (auS§Io(t>§u. [5un).a5aum=]SBoIIe)5 
 n. adj. 1. ^alb leincn^^albrcoUcn, 2. fig. 
 [(i^Ied^t^^alb. 
 
 FJn'stock, s. bie 3unbrutt>e, ber fiuntenjlodf. 
 
 Lint, s. 1. ber %la6)ij 2. bie gcjupfte 2ein= 
 wanb, Sharpie 5 — seed, berfieinfamenj — 
 seedcakes, 2ein!u(^en (sur SSie^maft), — 
 seed oil, bQ5 Seinol. 
 
 Lin'tel, s. bic S)berf(l^n)elle,ber(3:t)ur=)©tur5. 
 
 Li'pn, L s. 1. ber Soroe, 2. fig. bic(S)rt&0 
 SJierfrourbigfcit , ( 5JJobe O^cnlljint^eit , a 
 she — , eine Soroinn 5 II. comp. — 's den , bie 
 ^6roengrube5 Bot-s. — leaf, — 's-paw, ber 
 ^-nfuf 5 — 's-foot, ber cretif(^c 2-nfuf 5 — V 
 mooth, ber g-nrad^en? — 's-taii, ber 2-n= 
 f^roanj j — 's-tooth, ber g-njaljn. 
 
 Li'oncel, .v. Her. ber junge 86n>c. 
 
 Li'oness, *. bic £6n>inn. 
 
 To Li'onTze, v.l. n.(^xU=)WcxiimXLxU^hiUn 
 jeigenj n. a. aU SBunbert^icr onflaunen. 
 
 Lip, s. 1. bie£ippc, Sefjej 2. berSlanbjbie 
 ® d[)nause (on :5:6pfen, 2C.) 5 — glue, ber SKunb* 
 
 Lipo(?i'ymous, adj. o^nmd^tig. [leim. 
 
 LjpSf/i'ymy, *. bie S^nmait. 
 
 Lipped , adj. comp. »iippig. 
 
 LVpftufie' *• ^« Sricfdugigfeit. 
 
 Li'qnahle, adj. f^meljbar. 
 
 Liqua'tion, Ltquefac'tion, s. baS (Sd^meljen. 
 
 Liqueft'able , adj. fd^melsbar. [rocrbcn. 
 
 To Lfquefy, v. I. a. fc^mctsen,* II. n. flufftg 
 
 Ljques'cency, s. bie ©(^meljbarfeit. 
 
 Ljqnes'cent, adj. fd^melscnb, flufjig- 
 
 Li'qui<^5 1- «^i' 1« Puffig (0U(i Gram.)o 2.flie= 
 fenb, fonftj 3. flar, erroiefen, liquib (Doji 
 ©c^ulben, 2C.)5 n. ;9. 1. bie Srufftgfeitj 2. 
 <;ram. bie Siquiba, ber fluffigc SBuii^ttabe. 
 
 To Li'qmtl^te, v. a. I. fluffig, :c. mad)en5 2. 
 bef. Com. in'§ Oleine bringen, (^c^ulben) ttb= 
 trcgcn, Uquibiren. 
 
 Liqnida'tion , s. bef. Com. bie 95erc(^ttung, 
 
 ©(^uIbabsa|lung,Siquibirung (ber ®ef^fifte). 
 Ljquid'jty, Li'qnidness, s. bie §lfif}tgfeit. 
 Li'qupr [Iik'or] , s. 1. bie glfiffigFeit, 2. bttS 
 
 gebrannte SSajfer, ber SSranntroein 5 — case, 
 
 ber glafd^enfeller. 
 Li'quorice [lik' — ] , rid. Licorice. 
 Lis'bon , s. 1. Geog. giffoboilj Corns* 2. Xrt 
 
 jDeiperSBcinj 3. ber ^u^erjudter. 
 Lisle [lei] , s. Geog. ZiUi. [onflopen. 
 
 To Lisp, V. n. ligpcln (au(]^a.)5mitber3unge 
 Lisp, s. bag 8i§peln. [©d^iffspfunb). 
 
 Lifs'pound , s. Com. bQ0 2i(c)§pfunb (=1 ^20 
 List, s. 1. ber Sflanb, @aum, bie ©aUeiftcj 2. 
 
 ber ©treifenj 3. ber ©pinnlappenj 4. (bef. 
 ■ pi.) bie iZuxnitX')Bd)vanhnj 5. bie ©rcnje, 
 
 6. bie Sifle, {RoUe, ba& SSerjeid^nif 5 7. bie 
 
 2ufl, ba& SSerlangen. 
 To List, t). l.a.l. (mit ©treifen, 2C.) bcfe^cn, 
 
 ftrcifen, 2. mit ©d^ranfen umgcben, 3. (au(^ 
 
 n.) vid. To Enlist; II. n. njic To Like, n. 
 List, int. \)oxd) I ^ord^ Quf ! 
 Lista'd5(e)s, s. pi. Com. SiflabOS (buntgc= 
 
 wirfte, quarrirtc Seinen). [Sdulen). 
 
 Lifs't?!, s. Arch, ber ©treif, ba§ ©tfiblcin (on 
 To Lis'ten [lis'sn] , v. n. 1. ^ord(>cn, iQUfdjeit 5 
 
 2. ju^grcn, ^6ren(ttuf ...). 
 Lifs'tener [lis'sn^r] , s. ber |)Ordi)er. 
 Lisfl^ss, I. adj. 5 II. — ly , adv. 1. unttd^tfam, 
 
 glci^giltig, perbroffen, 2. forgloS, unbe* 
 
 fiimmert (of, urn). III. — ness, s. bic ®Ieid^* 
 
 gultigfeit, Unad^tfttmfcit. 
 LTt, I. pret. & p. p. r>. To Light, trcjfen) II. 
 
 pret. 0. To Light, leud^ten. 
 Lit'any, *. bie Sitanei. 
 Lit'eral, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. bud^ft(SbIi(^ J 
 
 2. a3u^flaben=5 in. — ness, Lit^ral'jty, *. 
 
 bie bud^ficlblicije SSebeuf ung 5 ber urfprunglid^e 
 
 <Binn. ^ [95ud^ftttben. 
 
 Lit'?ralism , s. ba§ Ubercinftimmcn mit bem 
 Lift'eralist, ,v.ber genau Qm?Sud^ftaben^aItenbe. 
 Lit'?rary, adj. literarifd^. 
 Lit'erate, adj. literarifd^ 5 gele^rt. 
 Litera'tT, j. pi. bic Siteratorcn, ©eleljrten. 
 Lit'erator, s. bcr @d)ulfu(^8. [fttmfeit. 
 
 Lit'erature [— tshur] , s. bCe Sitcratur, ®cle^r= 
 Lif/i'arge, s. Ut (a5leis)®ldtte5 — of gold, lik 
 
 ©olbgldttc. [bic ®cf(^meibigfeit. 
 
 Lithe, adj. bicgfam, gefdfjracibig j — ness, s. 
 To Lif/i'ograph, v. a. tit^ogrop^ircn. [grop^c. 
 Lii/i'ograph , s. bcr <Steinabbrudf, bicXit^o= 
 Lii/iog'rapher, s. berSitl)ograp^i ©tcinbrudPcr. 
 Li(/iograph'ic, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cailly, adv. 
 
 lit^ograp^ifd^. ' [bcTunfl. 
 
 LU/i5g'raphy, s. bie git^ogrop^ie, ©tcinfddnei- 
 Uthol'ffsy* *. ')ie ©tcinfuttbe. 
 
Lith 
 
 456 
 
 Loam 
 
 Lit/i'pmancy, s. tie ©tcinroa^rfagcrei. 
 Lii/i9(n)trip'tic , Surg. I. adj. flcinaufltjfenl) j 
 
 II. s. Da§ ©tdnauflofungdmittel. 
 hith'()(n)tn(p)t<)r, s. Surg. 'HixZi^Otvitov. 
 Uff/i'gntripty , Lit /I'ptrity , s. Surg, bie 2it^0» 
 
 txitk, (Steinjermalmung. 
 Ljf/iot'omifst, s. Surg. i)cr ©teinfc^neiter. 
 L|f7i3t'<?niy, s. Surg, fcer @teinfd)nitt. 
 Lit/iua'nia, *. Gpog. Sit^auen. [ifd). 
 
 Lit/ma'nian, I. *. Der Sit^auerj II. adj.liti)avL' 
 Li'thy, ad;, biegfam, gefc^meiDig. 
 Lit'lgant, I. adj. (iDor ©erid^t) j^reiteni), pro= 
 
 ccffxrcnl)} II. s. t>er ^roceffirenDe. 
 To Lifigate, v. I. a. (geri(i)tli(^)beftreiten ot). 
 
 Derfe(iten5 II. «. procefiiren. 
 Litiga'tion, s. ter ^rocep , {Rec^tS^anfcel. 
 Liti'gious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. procef= 
 
 fiidjtig, jtreiffud^tigj 2. ftreitigj — concerns, 
 
 ©treitfac^cni III. — ness, j. bit ©treitfucbt. 
 Lifter, ;y. 1. bie ©dnftej SSabrc, 2. bic®treui 
 
 ©trobbcdfe, 3. a) ba§ SBerfen (ber 3:bierc) 5 
 
 b) ber SBurf, ®a§ , bie Srutj 4. bie Unorb= 
 
 nung,berSBirrn)arr. 
 To Lifter, v. a. 1. (Sunge) n3erfcn3 2. (un^ 
 
 orbentIi(b) ubcrflreuen, bcbecfen^ 3. (eincn 
 
 ^taU) flreuenj(bemSSie^, 2C.)(Streuma(bcn 
 
 4. mit ©trcu cerfeben. 
 Lift?rings, s. pi. T. bad SBebgeflccf. 
 Liftle, I. adj. 1 . f lein, geringe 5 2.fur5 5 3.unbe= 
 
 beutenb, n>enig) 4.uttn)i(btig5 II. arfu. rocnig 
 
 — less, faft eben [05 HI. s. 1. SKenigj 2. Die 
 ^leinigMt, a — , cin SEBenig, by — and — 
 (^or — by — ) , nQ(b U. nad^ 5 (n)ever so — 
 aud() no^ fo SBenig? IV. — ness, .v. 1. tie 
 ^lein^eit (aud^^g.), 2. bie ©eringfiigigfeit. 
 
 Lit'toral, adj. pm Ufer ge^orig, Ufer*. 
 
 Litur'gjcal (— ic) , adj. liturgifd). 
 
 Lit'urgy, s. V\t Siturgie. 
 
 To Live, V. n. 1. gen. leben (junj. a.) 5 2. 
 iDo^nenj 3. (oonW^^S^n/ :c.) leben , fort= 
 fommen, 4. (Qu§)bauern, aus^altenj 5. (mit 
 on, upon, by, of) fi(bnclbren, Ieben(tion. ..), 
 6. fortbauern3 bteibenb fAiij T. (con^oblen) 
 gluben, to — up to ... , gemdp leben j to — 
 out , a. roie To out — . 
 
 Lire, adj. 1. lebenbig, 2. leb^aft (0. ^arbe), 
 3. glii^enb (t). ^o()leh) 5 —hair, eigene&.|)oar5 
 
 — stock, ber SSiebflanb (jabmeS SSie^). 
 Lived, adj. comp. lebenbj bttuembj long — , 
 
 Ittnge bauernb 3 low — , niebrig, gemein. 
 Lire-ev'er, Live'-long, Bot. bie fctte ^enne. 
 Live'lihood [- hudj , s.l. ber Unterbalt, U& 
 
 ^ttSfommen, 2. ba& (Scroerbc. 
 Live'ijly, adv. 0. Lively. [terfeit. 
 
 Live'lin^gs , s. bie 2ebbaftig!eit 5 2. bie ^un* 
 LivelSng, adj. longe bttuernb^ lang. 
 
 Live'ly, L adj. 1. leb^aft, Icbcnbig $ 2. munter 5 
 beiter, 3. Icibljafti II. adv. j>. Live. 
 
 LivV> *. I. bcrSebcnbc, :c. c/. To Live, U, 
 bie 2eber 5 — of antimony , Cliem. bie ©picjj= 
 glanS'Scber j — eater, ber 2-effer, inbianifdjt 
 3auberer5 — freckles, pL2-fledfcn 5 — grown, 
 mit grofcr gcbcr^— pyrites, Min. berS-ficS^ 
 — wort, Bot. ba§ S-frQUt.[unmdnnli(b, fcigc. 
 
 Liv'ered, adj. einc Sebcr babcnb) white — , 
 
 Liv'^ring, J. bie 2ebern)ur|t. 
 
 Liv'ery, s. 1. bcf. Z-au;, bic(2cbn§=)UbcrgQbcj 
 Ubernal)me5 2. bie Sii^reej ^.Jig. ^a^ ^Icib, 
 bie ^arbe5 4. bie Sffiat)lburgcrf(baft , 3unft 
 (inSonbon), — horse, U6 ^ietl)pfcrb 5 — 
 lace, bie SSanbtrejTe, 2it>rceborte 5 — man , 1. 
 ber ®ebientc5 2. ber aBa^Ibiirgcr, — stable, 
 ber ?Kiett)ftaU. 
 
 To Liv'^ry, v. a. 1. mit einer Zmez bcHeibcn^ 
 
 2. fig. (cin)Heiben. 
 
 Liv'jd, I. adj. blcifarbcn, blafblau, cntfdrbti 
 n. — ness, Livjd'ity, s. Die a?leifarbe, QnU 
 fdrbungi to become — , fid) entfdrben. 
 
 Liv'jng, I. p. a. ; II.— ly, adv. I. lebenbtg, K. cf. 
 To Live; 2. frdftig, tijdtig j HI. s. 1. ba$ 2c* 
 ben 5 2. Dcr Untcrl)alt, biS SScrmogcnj 3. Die 
 pfrunbe, ©tcUc j i-s . \>u (^fQrr--)(5infunftc. 
 
 Ljvo'nia, s. Geog. 2i^flQnb. [bifdj. 
 
 Livo'nian, I. s. ber Sicfldnbcr? H. adj. Ucfldii= 
 
 Li^re, s. ber 2ii>re (fronj. 9)?iinse). 
 
 Liv'y, s. I. Si»iu» (D)J-n.)) II. dim. X). Olivia. 
 
 Lixiv'ial , Lixiv'iate , Lixi v'jous , adj. laugcu* 
 
 Ljxifv'jum, J. Chem. bie 2augc.[Qrtig 5 2augen*. 
 
 JJz'ard, s. Zool. bic@ibe(bfe5 /c/i-^. — fish, 
 
 ber 5)lQcferalfen5 the facetan — fish, ber 
 SBttffermolcb? — 's tail, (Lizardital) Bot. ber 
 ©ibecbfcnfcbwans, — stone, ber Gibetbfcnflein. 
 
 Liz'zje, s. dim. x>. Eli.^abeth, 2ic§(ben. 
 
 Llewel'lin, s. 2concUu§ (9Jl-n.). 
 
 Lo ! int. ftebc ! Loach, s. Ich. bie ©^mcrle. 
 
 Load, I. s. 1. Die 2abung , ©iirbc, Soft 5 2. ber 
 aJlinengangj 3. 1-s, p/. Heine ^fbsug§=®rd« 
 benj II. comp. — stone, Dcr OJlagnctj — 
 water-line, Ship-b. Ut 2abc=S[Baffer=2inic. 
 
 To Load, V. reg. & ir. a. lit. &.fig. 1. labcn, 
 belabenj 2. beftbwcren, (mit93lei) auSgicpcnj 
 
 3. uberlabenj 4. Typ. befd^roeren (bog ^pa= 
 pier)} to be — ing for..., Com. in Sabung 
 liegen (laben) na6) 
 
 Loa'ding, s. bef. Corns. 1. baS (SBeOSabcn? 
 bie aSerlabung 5 2. oic (®(biff§s)8obung 5 3 
 baS ^uflabcrlobn , a vessel (lying in) — , cin 
 inSQbung liegenbeS ©(biff) without — , un* 
 belttben? book of—, Da§ ^ra(btbu(b. 
 
 Loaf, s. 1. ber iaih (95rob)5 2. cinl8rob(3uf» 
 fer), ber 3ucterbut 5 — sugar , ber :^ut$ucter. 
 
 Loam, s. ber 2e^m. 
 
Loam 
 
 457 
 
 Log 
 
 To Loam, v. a. mit Se^m iibcr)(^miercn , ccr= 
 
 Loa'my, adj. le^mig. [j^rei(^en. 
 
 Loan, s. Die (®eIDO ^nlei^cj ba&Sarle^en, 
 (Seborgte, to put out to — , ausiei^en, oers 
 lei^en (©elDer) , — office , Die geiljbanf , DaS 
 2ei^^ttu§5 — officer, ber 2ci^^au§beanitete. 
 
 Loat/i, L ad;. ; II. — ly, adv. abgeneigt, un* 
 roiUigj I am — to do it, i(b t^ue e§ ungern. 
 
 To Loathe, v. I. a. 1. i)affen, ccrabftbeuen ; 2. 
 fid) thin »or . . . i I — it , e§ efelt mix Dotjor ? 
 
 II. r<. 1. Ibneigung cmpfinDen, 2. jicb efeln. 
 Loa'ther, s. ber fic^ (SFelnbe. [efcI^Qftj gc^dffig. 
 Loath'ful, adj. 1. ^affeni), ocrabfd^euenb} 2. 
 Loa'thjng, .?. ber QhU SBibernjiUe. 
 Loat/i'ness, *. ber SSiberroillc. 
 Loath'some, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, ado. 1. X)CX^a^t, 
 
 abf(beuU(b? 2. efelijaft^ III. — ness, s. bie 
 
 7Cbf(^euIid)feitj (gfcU)aftigfcit. 
 Loavei , *. p/. oon Loaf; sugar in — , 3U(fcr 
 
 in a3roben, ^utiudcvi fine — , feine SSrobe 
 
 (raffinirter 3ucfer). 
 L6b, *. 1. ber aSaucr, ^legelj 2. or Lob'ber, 
 
 cin norbifcber ©ecfifi , 3. (— worm), ber Sfle* 
 
 gcnwurm? — lolly, ba0 3}fup , IfUerlci. 
 To Lob, r. a. (trdge) ^dngen laffen. 
 L»b'by> S' 1- bQ§ aSorsimmer, bie S5or()QlIei 
 
 2.ber ©efellfcbaftsfaal j-cloth, bie ^lurmottc. 
 Lobe, s. 1. ber (Sungen^, 2eber=)^Iugcl5 2. 
 
 (au(b So^) ber Sappen, ba§ Sapp^en. 
 LSb'ster, s. ber Rummer, ^ecrfrcbs. 
 Lo'bule, s. \ia^ (5Jungcn=, :c.) 2dpp(ben, cf. 
 
 Lobe. 
 Lo'cal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. Io!aI, 6rtlid^ 3 
 
 2)rtd=3 2. Med. dufcrlitb (o.^rseneimitteln). 
 LQcal'ity, s. 1. bie SldumUcbfeiti 2. bie^rt= 
 
 li6)hiti £)rt§bef(batfenl)cit 5 3. Phren. ber 
 
 SrtSftnni 4. 1-ies, pi. Sofalcer^dltniJTc 
 To Locate', r-. o. 1. ftetten, (fid^) nicberlaJTem 
 
 2..%. (n)ol)in) oerlegen? 3. Am. (©renjen 
 
 oon Sdnbereien) beftimmcn. 
 Loca'tion, s. 1. bie ©teUung, K. c/. b. 0. 38.} 
 
 2. bie SSermiet^ung, SSerpacbtung. 
 Loch, s. (fcbott.) ber ©ee. 
 Loch'aber-axe, «v. bie (f^ott.) ©treitaxt. 
 
 Lock, s. 1. sing. 1. baS Sc^lopj 2. ber ^afen, 
 
 3. bie ©pannfettc, 4. bag ©(bleufenbret, 
 ©(bu^bret, 5. (- weir) baS SBebr, bie e^Ieu= 
 fej 6. ba§ Umfoffen (beim Sftingen), 7. bie 
 Socfe , ^locfe 5 bera3uf(b/ 0(bopf) under the 
 king's (or the queen's)—, Cvst. untcrfoitigl. 
 aSerfcbluf; II. l-s, p/. l. So(fen(S5aucbn)olIe 
 ber ©^ttfe)5 2. ©ponnftricfe (fiir ^ferbe), 
 
 III. comp. — chain , bie ^emmfette} — dues, 
 baS ©(bleufengelb J — furniture. <S(blopbe= 
 ftbldgC) — keeper, berS^lcufenmeiflerj ^a* 
 nolroarter^ — pieces, Min. ©tempelj — sil. 
 
 ber ©d^Ieufcnbrempelj — smith, ber ©tblofcrj 
 
 — up house, bQ§ ®torf^ttu§, ©cfdngnip. 
 
 To Lock, V. 1. a. 1. (su)fd^licf en 5 2. (dU(b mit 
 in, up) cinf(bliepen, tcrfcbliepcn j 3. umfa{fen5 
 4. (cin9lob, 2c.) t)cmmen5 to — out, au5= 
 fperren, to — up , 1. 7yp. (tik ^orm) fd^lic* 
 fen, 2. (oom ^rofic: ben ^lup) fperren, ^cm= 
 men (au(b fig.) '■> 3. Com. (fein (Sapitol in 
 SBaaren) i?er|lecfcn5 II. n. 1. (fitb) [(bliepcnf 
 
 2. (in einanber) cingrcifen. 
 Lock'^ge, s. bQo 8(bleufcngclb, ber S-solI. 
 Lock'er, s. 1. ber ©iubfaf^cn, ©djranf? 2.baS 
 
 (SSorrtttb§»,:c.)a3e^dltnif. 
 
 Lock'et, s. bQ§ ©(bI6p(bcn, i)df (bcnj SUtebaiUon. 
 
 Lock'ram , s. bie grobe ©arfleinmanb. 
 
 Lock'y , adj. lorfig. 
 
 Lo'co-, coffip.— cession, *. ^aw, baSSBcicben, 
 ^plQ^matbenj Pli^j-s. — motion, — motivity, 
 '^ii (ob. ba§ aScrmogen ber) Srtsoerdnbcrungf 
 
 — motive, L adj.berSJrtSiDerdnberung fd^igj 
 ortoerdnbcrnb , II. s. R-w. bie Socomotit^e. 
 
 Lo'cust, s. 1. Ent. bie |)euf(brccfe5 2. (—tree) 
 Bof.ber 4)euf(brccfenbaum, bie (amerif.) 'ilea- 
 
 Locu'tion, s. ber lugbrucf , bie £ftebe. [cic. 
 
 Lode, s. vid. Load. 
 
 To Lodge, V. I. a. 1. niebcrlegen, ocrwa^rcn, 
 in SSerroabrung geben (axL6)fig.)i 2. ^inein= 
 ftetfen, [enben ob. rocrfen 53. umlegen (roic 0lc= 
 genbaS ©etrcibe) 5 4.be^erbergen, Qufnc()mcn> 
 cinquortiercn j 5.^g:.feflfc$en, (in ber ©eele) 
 aufberoa^rcnj Com - s. to — a credit, cinen 
 (Srcbit (bci Semonb) croffncnj to — money» 
 ®elber (auf ^Qpott)cf) auSlei^cn, bclegenf 
 II. n. 1. roo^nen: a) logircnj 6) cinquarticrt 
 [eini c) (oon 3:i)iercn) legem, liegcnj 2. flcfy 
 legem (torn ©etreibe). 
 
 Lodge, s. 1. bie ^utte, ba§ ^duscbcn (in cinem 
 ^arf e, ^orfie } eineS ^ortierS, :c.)5 bad @t{ib« 
 ^en, ^ttmmerd)enj 2. bag Soger (bc&^ir* 
 f(be§, jc.)? 3. bie (^reimaurerO £cge. 
 
 Lodge'ment, s. 1. bie (Stellung, Sagej 2. bie 
 ©ammlung, ^ufljaufung? 3. Fort. ba§ 2cgc« 
 ment, bie SSerfcbanjung. [^au§gcnop» 
 
 Lod'ger, s. bcr 9}?ictt)(5)mann, fficraetjner, 
 
 Lod'ging, s. (aud) p.'.) bie SBo^nung,ba§ 2cgig. 
 
 Loft, s. 1. ba§ (Stccfroerf j ber ^obcnj 2. bie 
 
 Loftily, adv. P. Lofty, r/n. [^obe. 
 
 Loftiness, s. 1. bie |)6bej 2. bic ©rbabcnbcit j 
 
 3. ber <StoIs , ba§ ^offartige. [tt)ig» 
 Lofty, ad;. 1. bo(b, crt)aben} 2. ftotj, ()od)mu= 
 Log, s. 1. ber ©tamm, ^10$, asiocf, bag (Sd^eitf 
 
 Mars. 2. bagSogob.Socf, 3. (- board) ba^ 
 Sog.-aSret, bie SBacbt^Safelj - book, bag 
 ©^iffg'Sournal, — cabin , — house, — hut, 
 bag ©locf Ijaug j — line , bie 2og = Seine , ^no*^ 
 tens Seine ^ bcr Oieilcnmcfferj — man, bsr 
 
Log 
 
 458 
 
 Look 
 
 ^poljtrdger , — reel , i)ic 2og=9floUe j — wood, 
 
 t)a§ Gomped^e^olj, 95laul)ol5. 
 
 To Log, V. I. n. 6ampe(^e^ol5 fdaen? II. a. 
 Mar. loggcn, mit feem 2og meffen. 
 
 Log'arif/jm, a-. Math. Ux 2ogarit^mu&. 
 
 LSgarrtVmic, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — caliy , adv. 
 
 logttrit^mif(i. 
 
 Log'g?rhead, *. 1. bcr ©ummfopf , Solpclj 2. 
 Mar. einc eifcrnc beim ^ed^fimeljcn gcs 
 
 braud^tc ^ugclj to go (fall) to — s , |t(^ bal= 
 
 gen 5 — duck, Die bitffopfige Sntc? — turtle, 
 
 bic kavttt^6)iMx6U. 
 Log'g^rheaded, adj. t6Iptf(b / ^umm. 
 Log'ic, *. ^ie Sogif. Logi'cian, *. bcr Sogifer. 
 Log'ical, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. logifc^. 
 Log8m'ashy, s. ber SBortftreit. 
 Loin, s. 1. bic Sentje, 2.Dq§ 2enben= ot>er3^ic= 
 
 ren=(Stfi(f5 — of veal,t)er^alb§mcrenbrttten. 
 Loined, adj. comp. mit Sent) en. 
 To Loi'ter, v. I. n. jauDem, jSgcrnj II. a. 
 
 (— away) »ertdnbcln. 
 L6i't?rer, s. bcr 3aut)ercr5 50iupigganger. 
 To Loll, V. I. n. 1. Ic^ncn, licgcn ot)cr ^ongcn 
 
 (on Ob. auf) , fi(i> t>c^nen5 2. (»on bcr 3unge 
 
 ^erauSO^angcn? II. a. ^erausi^fingen lapn, 
 
 au§ftrcrfcn (bic 3unge). 
 Loi'lard, Lol'ler, s. Ecc. ber Sol^arbc. 
 Lol'ljpop, s. 3u(fcrnjerf, Stafd^roerf. 
 L8m'bard, s. 1. bcr Sombarbcj 2.bie2ei^banf, 
 Lombar'dic, adj. lomborbifd^. [btt& 2ei^^auS. 
 Lom'bardy, .v. Geog-.bieSombarbei} — poplar, 
 
 bic italienifd^e^appel. 
 LSm'bart , s. ba» SombQrb (^rt ©rutfpapier). 
 L6mp , *. ber ^ugclfif^. 
 L5n'don pride , s. Bot. ber ©teinbrcd^. 
 LonMras , s. Com. 2onbre§ Cein fur Ic»antif(bc 
 
 5Kdrfte gerocbteS Zu6)). 
 Lone, I. adj. cinfom, einjeln j II. — ness, Lone'- 
 
 liness, s. bie ©infamfeit, (ber |)ang sur) ^b= 
 
 gefd^icbenbeit. [adu. cinfam , Qbgef(bicben. 
 LOne'ly, Lone'some, I. adj.; IL lone'somely. 
 Long, I. adj. 1. lang (au6) Gram, gebe^nt), 
 
 2. langfam, ^-fig- ou§gebebnt5 4.(- drawn, 
 
 — spun) in bie Sdngc gejogen 5 longmcilig , 
 n. adv. Iang(c)5 — boat, bQ§ grope 35oot, bie 
 tBarfoffcj — bow, bic grope ^rmbniflj — 
 cloths, 1. oftinb. ©rudff attune 5 2. ^anbtu^= 
 "©rcU5 — clothes, pL (lange) 9i6cf(j^en fur 
 tleine .Kinber, — cross, Typ. bcr 5JiittcIflcgi 
 to draw at a — date. Com. lang (=fid^tig) jic= 
 ^enj — hundred, ber (Sentncr (112^)5 — 
 lease, ber ©rbpcd^t} — measure, ba§ 2dngcn= 
 map 5 Corns. — premium, bie ^o^c ^rdmicj 
 
 — price, ber aSruttO'PreiSj — primer, Typ. 
 T>ic Corpus obcr ©armonb (©rucff(^rift) 5 — 
 ^iK-inks , lud. ber langbeinige Wm\d}, 2ang= 
 
 beinj — sufferance, — suffering, bie Sang* 
 
 mut^ J — suffering, langmut^igj— wort, Dot. 
 Long, s. ba§ Sangc. [bic (Sngclrourj. 
 
 To Long, V. n. ccrlangcn, fii fe^ncn (— for 
 
 or after . . . , na^ . . .). 
 Longanim'jty, *. bie Sttngmut^. 
 Longe, s. (franj.) Fenc. bcr ©top, ^fu^fatt. 
 L9nge'val, Longe'vous , adj. langc Icbcnb. 
 Longev'jty, j. baS langc Scbcn. 
 Longim'anons, adj. longc ^dnbe Ijabcnb. 
 Longim'etry , .v. t>k Sdngcnmcpfunfl. 
 LSng'jng, L s. ba§ SScrlangcn , bic ®ebnfu(ib( i 
 
 II. p. a.; III. — ly, adv. fc^nfudjtig. 
 Lon'gitBde, s. bic (au^ gcogr.) Sdngc 
 Longitu'djnal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adw.bcr Sdngc 
 
 na(bgcl^cnbj8dngen=. 
 Long'wise, ado. ber Sangc na(b- 
 L(i6, s. ba§ Sul) (cin ,Rartcnfpicl) j — box, ba§ 
 
 @piel<9}larfcn=)Jtdft£bcn. 
 To L66 , V. a. 1, Gam. allc Btidfi madfjen? 2. 
 
 Sport. ^c|cn (bic ^unbe). 
 
 Ldd'bjly, adj. plump, tolpifcb- 
 
 Ldfi'by, s. ber 3:6lpcl, ©ummfopf. 
 
 Ld6f, s. Mars, bic 2ui^(=®citc) , SBinbfeitcj 
 — frame, bcr Sutjfpannj — hook, bic i)al$= 
 taljej - tackle, ein lofeS Zahli — timbers, 
 pi. 2uobdumc. 
 
 To Loof, Mar. v. I. a. (to — up) an bcn SKinb 
 bringenj II. n. bicbt bcim SBinbc (in cincn 
 ^aftn) fcgcln. 
 
 To Look [luk], V. I. n. 1. (mit on, at, &c.) 
 fe^en, blicfcn, f(baucnj 2. au^fefjen, ba§ l(n= 
 fc^cnl;abcni 3. fe^cn, b. i. gclegcn fcinj my 
 windows — into the street, racinc ^cnftcr gc» 
 l^cn ouf bic ©trapcj to — about, 1. fid) um\t- 
 icn J 2. 116)1 ^aben, ficb oorfeljcn , to — after, 
 
 1. na(b (auf) Qtma^ feljcn, (c§) beobadjtcnj 
 
 2. roartcn auf ... 5 3. in ^Cc^t neljmen , @orgc 
 tragcn fur ... , 4. nad) . . . fud^cn, to — at, 
 anfct)cn5 to— back upon, ernjdgenj to— down, 
 
 1. nieberfct)cnj 2. (mit upon) ocradjtcn, to — 
 for, l.crnjartcn, cntgcgcnfcbcnj 2. fud;cn5 
 to — in upon one, ^cmanb cinen furjen SBe= 
 fud^ moi^cn, to — into, l. ^ineinfc^cn j 2.Jig. 
 untcrfud^cn, crrodgcn, to — on , or upon , 3. 
 anfc{)cn, jufc^cnj 2. od^tcn, f(bd§en} S.baltcn 
 fiir . . . ) to — out , 1. ^inau§ fc^cn j 2. (mit 
 for) ^haM geben ouf ... , fid^ umfc^cn 
 na(b ... ) 3. bef. Mar. wad^cn? au^gucfenj 
 to — over , burd^fcijcn , burd^gc^cn 5 to — to, 
 or unto, 1. jufc^cn, fc^cn aufjifb (cincr©adS>c) 
 annc^mcn, bcocbtcn , inHd^t nc^mcnj 2. to — 
 to one's self, fur fid^' fclbft forgcn j S.fig. rccb* 
 nen ob. jd^len auf ... 5 to - up, L auffe^cn 5 
 
 2. Com. fleigcn, auffcblagen (i^om ^reifc) 5 3. 
 to — up to one , auf (Sincn (al§ ein 5)lu|ler) 
 
Look 
 
 459 
 
 Loli 
 
 fc^en j II. o. (l)urd> ben SSIicf) l. auSbrucfcn, 
 2. beroirfenj beflimmen, oermogen} to — 
 down , mit asitcfen nieberfd^Iagen j to — out, 
 1. (or to — up) ttuffud^enj 2. auSfud^enjto 
 — out of countenance, \iuxd) 55Iidfe ccrn)ir= 
 xen, entwaffnen, entmut^igen. 
 
 ♦Look [\uk], int. fie^J fte^ Dal fe^et! 
 
 *Look, J. 1. berSBIicfi 2.DQ8 7Cu§feljcn, t)ie 
 5Kiene , pi. \iai ®tfi^tj — -cot , 1. Die Q(uS 
 fic^t 5 2. bie SBarte, 3. bie Zauzx, SBat^C) on 
 the — out, ttUf ber 2aucr ? — out man , — out 
 watch, ber TCuggucferj 5DJafl»d(3^ter. [fe^cnb 
 
 ♦Looked [lukt], adj. comp. (gut, 2C.) auS* 
 
 ♦Look'er, j.ber ©e^entje, (— on) 3uf(iauer, 
 2C. c/. To Look. 
 
 *Look'jng-gIass, s. ber ©picgclj — maker, 
 Der ©picgelmac^erj — plates, ©piegeltafeln- 
 
 Loom, 5. 1. bcrSfficberMlj 2. bQ8 |)QU§gc^ 
 rdt^cj 3. t>ie Xommc, ^alb = ©nte, 4. virf. 
 Looming ; — earth, vid. Loam ; — gale, Mar. 
 bcr frifd^e SBinb. 
 
 To LfiOm, u. n. Mar. ft(b jeigcH; ftd(>tbQr njcr= 
 
 ben 5 that ship looms a great sail , biefe§ 
 ©tbtff Tie^t fe^r grof au8. [(2ant>=)3ta^e 
 
 Ldo'mjng, *. Afar. bQ& ©i(btbamerben 5 bic 
 
 L66n, *. 1. vid. Lown; 2. blC ©timmung. 
 
 L66p, s. 1. bic B6)nux, Sflunbf(bnur , ®ortc j 
 2. bie^ronfc, 3. bcr Sltcgcl obcr 5Kcnb (an 
 ^nopfl6(bern)5 4. bie ©(fringe, pi. &^fen, 
 :jfugen5 5. berOling (am ®eTOe^rlaufe)j 6. 
 J-w. bic Suppe, — hole, 1, bag 8o(b5 bie 
 ©palter ©(^luc^t 5 2.bic@(^iep)"(barte5 3.jf£:. 
 bie 7fu§flu^t5 — holed , 1. mit ?6(bern5 
 2. mit ©(bicffcbartcnj — lace, bie Sorte, — 
 maker, ber ^ofamentircr. 
 
 Lodped, adj. mit 26(^ern, I6(berig. 
 
 To L66se, v. I. a. 1. lofen, log macbcn, auf= 
 lofcnj 2. cntlebigen, befreienj 3. (ben Seib) 
 offnen 5 n. w. bie 1fn!er lid^ten, abfegeln. 
 
 Loose, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. 1. log, lodfcr, 
 fcblaff, njeitjunsufammcn^dngenbj 2.einscln5 
 jcrflreutj^g-*. 3. frei, Icbigj 4. n3eitfd)mei= 
 fig 5 5. uribeftimmt, ftbroanifenb j 6. na^Idfftg^ 
 7. lieberlid^, auSfc^rocifenb, unjiid^tig 5 8. log* 
 leibig, ®tul)Igang ^abenb, — articles, lofe 
 SSaoren , SB. o^ne ©mballagej — gown , ber 
 <S(i^Iafro(f}— money, fleineg(einjelneg) ©elb, 
 — strife , Bot. ber ^ciberit^. 
 
 Loose, s. bie grei^cit, ©ntlaffungi to give 
 a — , 2uft mo(ben (bem UnroiUen, jc). 
 
 To Ldd'sen, v. I. a. 1. log madden, lofen, auf= 
 matben? 2. auftocfern 5 3. (ben 2eib) 6flfnen 5 
 4. befreien? n. n. logge^en 5 aufgel)en. 
 
 Lddseness, s. 1. bie ©(blaff^cit, Sorferbeitj 
 2. bcr2ei^tftnn5 3.bieSieberIi(b!eit5 Unjiitb' 
 itigfeitj 4. ber iDurAfall. 
 
 Loo'vsr^ f. Louver. 
 
 Loot, (ojiinb.) bie ®eute. [fappen (SSdumc). 
 
 To Lop, V. a. befibnciben (au(b fig.) 5 abdften. 
 
 Lop , *. (or Lop'pings) bie (auSgefinittenen) 
 3n)eigc, "Sfic, — sided, vulg. einfeitig, f(bief. 
 
 Loqua'cions , I. adj. gef(bn)d|ig J II. — ness, 
 Loqua9'ity, .v. bie ®ef(bn)d§igfeit. 
 
 Lo'ra, s. 2aura, Sorcben (^-n.). 
 
 Lord, s. 1. ber Sorb? ^air, 2. ber ^err (auc^ 
 llieoL) i 3. ber ©oucetoin, 9)lonar(b 5 my — , 
 5i}?ilorb , gndbiger ^err j — of the manor, ber 
 ©runbberr, 3in5berr5 — paramount, bcr 
 S)berle^eng^crri the — 's day, bcr Sag beg 
 4)errn,@onntag5 the — 's prayer , bag5Ba= 
 terunferj the — 's supper, baglbcnbmabU- 
 like, roie Lordly. 
 
 To Lord, V. I. n. berrftben? (mit it) ben 2orb 
 madden) IL a. jum Sorb er^ebcn. 
 
 LorMane, *. bcr Sagebieb, ^iipiggdngcr. 
 
 Lord'liness , s. bie ^o^eit, <Stottli(bMt, ber 
 
 Lord'iing, s. bog 2orb(ben, |)err^en. [©tolg. 
 
 Lord'ly, adj. & ado. f^attlitbj iitxxi\6) , J)or» 
 ncbm, jlolj. [^errli(bfeil (alg 3;itel). 
 
 Lord'shrp, s. bic 4)crrf(baft5 your — , Qto. 
 
 Lore, .9. 1. bic ^unbe , ^cnntnif 5 Eeljre, Un* 
 tcrweifung, 2. abhr. 0. Laura : Sorcbcn (g-n.). 
 
 To LSr'jcate, v. a. ubcrjic^en, tcrpanjcm. 
 
 LSrjca'tion, .v. 1. bie ^erpanserung? 2. baJ 
 SSerappen (ber SBdnbe)^ Z>?*t bag a5ef(bla* 
 gen ber Stetorten (mitSe^m, jc.)- 
 
 Lor'jQt, s. Orn. bcr ©riinfpcd^t. 
 
 Lorraine', .v. Geug. 2otl)ringen. 
 
 To L6se, V. ir. a. 1. lit. &.M. (aud() n.) ocr* 
 licrcn 5 2. ccrgcuben i 3. pass, (to be lost) 
 fi^ ©erlicrcn, cerloren ge^en; werloren fein 5 
 to — ground, roeitben, to — one's debts, un* 
 bejablt bleibcn, to — one's longing, feine 
 SBunfcbe nitbt erfuUt fefjen, to — sight of, 
 au§ bem ©eficbt ccrlieren ? losing prices, 
 Com. oerluftbringenbe ^reife. 
 
 L6'ser, s. bcr SSerlierenbe. [mifd(>lebcr. 
 
 Losh'-hides , s. M^eU (S)(bfen=) |)dute : ©d* 
 
 Loss, *. l.berSScrluft, \iit @inbu§c5 2. ber 
 ©(babenj 3. ber Untergang, — oftime, ber 
 3eitoerlufl5 Com-*, —in the weight, bie ©in* 
 wage, — of interest, ber Singoerluft, to be 
 at a — , in SSerlegenbeit ob. Ungewif^eit fein. 
 
 Lost, pret. & part. C. To Lose, qv. 
 
 Lot, .V. 1. lit. bag Soog 5 2.bag ®ef(bi(f5 3.bcr :a;n* 
 tbeil5 4. ber ©teucrantbeilj 5. Am,, bie Sou* 
 flelle,bag®runbftu(fi 6. rom.bie(SBaarcn«) 
 ^artie, ber ^oflen. [abtbeilen , ocrloofen. 
 
 To L5t, V. a. bef. Com-s. tbcilcn, (tn^articn) 
 
 Lote, s. 1 . Bot. (or Lo'tos) ber Eotugbaum 5 2. 
 Ich. bie ^alraupc, Sluappe.Loth,f.Loath. 
 
 Lo'tion , s. bef. Med. 1. bic TTbroafd^ung J ba^ 
 
Lott 
 
 460 
 
 Lubr 
 
 ©Qt)) 2.bieSBaf(^Qr5enci j 3.t>o§ ©(^on^citg* 
 U>t't?ry, *. bie Sotterie. [roaffcr. 
 
 Liit'ty, *. a66r. o. Charlotte, Sott^en (^-n.)- 
 Lcidd, I. adj.; II. or— ly, ar/u. lautj III.— ness, 
 j.\ t)cr laute ©d^ttU. 
 Lough [16k] , s. (f(^ott. unb irldnt).) t>er See. 
 Lough'ton [lof — ] , s. ber <So§n eines grei= 
 Loui'sa [111 — ] , s. Souife (^-n.)- [mauierS. 
 To Lounge, v. n. faulenjen, muf ig gel^en. 
 Loun'g^r, s. Der gouleitjer, SKiipiggdnaer. 
 Lounge, s. (bef. ^w.) ber 2e^nf^ut)l, bQl 
 To Lour, vid. To Lower. [@0p[)0, 
 
 L5use, s. bie SauSj — wort, Bot. boS gdufe; 
 To Louse, V. a. laufen. [fraut. 
 
 Lou'siness, s. tic Sauftgfett 
 Lou'sy, l.adj.; Il.loiVsjly, adv. l.lauftg: 2. 
 gem'ein, lumvtg i fnicferig. iibertolpeln. 
 Lout, s. ber Pummel, Solpeu to—, (Shksp.) 
 Lou'tish, I. adj.; II. — ly, adu. tolpifd^.^ 
 LouV^r , ^. bttg OlttU(^Ic(^; tie £u!e, bttS iDad^; 
 jLov'able , adj. lieben&iDurbig. [fcnfler 
 
 Lov'age, s. Bot. bo8 tkWdtl 
 Ldv'ajn, s. Geqg. (bie BtaU) Somen. 
 To Love, V. I. a. 1. liebcn 5 2. S?crgniiigen fxnbcn 
 on, gem ^abenj II. /(. gernmogen, gernt^un 
 Love, L s. 1. bieSiebc^2.bie2iebfiQft5 3.ba& 
 2ieb(i)en5 4. :ifmor, ber Siebeggottj my — , 
 mein ^erjd^en, ©djd^djen? to send one's — 
 to ..., Semanb freunblid^ griifen laffenj for 
 the — of ... , urn . . . mUenj in — with . . . , 
 ccrliebt in ... 5 to make — to one, fi(^ (um 
 (Sine) benjerbenj IL comp.2iebc§5,2C. — in- 
 ibleness, Bot.tia^ (Stiefmiittertbenj — apple, 
 ber 2-^apfel j — crossed, ungliicflid^ liebenb^ 
 
 — feast , bag a-Sma^I j - fit, bie S-6^i§e, 2-§» 
 rout^ 5 — hood. Com. eine "Kit biinner, feibener 
 3eug5— knot, ber 2-^!notcn, bie 3lofenfd&leife5 
 
 — lass, bag Siebdjcttj — letter, ber fi-Sbrief, 
 
 — letters, pi. SBonbon^i — lies-a-bleeding, 
 eine Xmarant^enartj — lorn, t»om()Donber) 
 ©eliebten oerlaffen, — potion, ber S-^tran!, 
 
 — sick, l-frant, — song , bttS 8-SIieb5 93lin= 
 nelieb) — suit, bie SSeroerbung 5 — token, bag 
 £-§pfanb 1 — tricks, pi. bic oerliebten ©eber* 
 ben, 2-gbli(fc,:c. 
 
 Ldve'ljness, s. bieSiebenSwiirbigfeit, berSfleij. 
 
 Love'ly, I. adj. ; II. love'ljly, adv. Iieben§n)ur= 
 big, l^clb, reijenb. [Sieb^aber, ©ilettant. 
 
 L6v'?r, s. 1. ber8iebenbc,SSerIiebte5 2. ber 
 
 UJv'jng, L p. a.; II. — ly, adv. 1. liebenb, 
 liebrei(3^ 5 2, jdrtlic^ 5 ^uU^' 5 in. — ness, s. 
 :>ie ZieU, ^axtliH^Mt 
 
 Low, L adj. ii ado. 1. niebrig (aud^^g.) , tief 
 (Qud(> x>. Sone) 5 2. f lein 5 3. leife 5 4. (— rated) 
 ao^lfcilj 5. fdrglid), fparfam, magerj 6. (— 
 spirited) niebergefc^Iagen, gcbrncft j T. ^erun= 
 
 ter, entf rdflet, in SSerfoE j 8. (— mmaea; me, 
 
 brigbenfenb,niebertrd(btig, f^jlecbt, II. comp 
 Sports. — bell, bie gangglocfe (bci ber gof* 
 Mjagb)} to — bell, V. a. fc^eu(ben , fdjre^en) 
 — bred, ungebilbet, rot), — browed, tief ^er= 
 ab^dngenb 5 — countries , pL Stieberungen 5 
 the— Countries, pi. Geog. bie 3tieberlanbe 3 — 
 lands, pi. t^a^ niebriggelegene (platte) 2anb, 
 OJJarfd^lanb) — regimen , bie Fnappe S::i<xtj — 
 spirits, pi. bie ')iicberge)'d}lageni>eit 5 — sun- 
 day, ber ©onntag Sluofimobogeniti j — water, 
 tiiebrigeS SBafer (jur (^hhi:idt)i — wines, 
 DUt. ber S5or(auf , SSorlop. 
 
 To Lo^-[o/- lu], r. rt. bruUcn,bI6fen(p.,Ku^en). 
 
 * Loa, s. bag ©ebriiU (einer ^u^, zc). 
 
 Low'er, comp. p. Low; the — box, Mar.tia 
 ^umpeneimcr j — court, uirf. Base-court, 2.^ 
 the — empire , bag fpdterc (griet^ifd^e) ^ai^ 
 ferrcid^) Mar-.s. — mast, ber |)ouptmafl5 — 
 transoms , s. pi. W Sluerbalfett am Spiegel. 
 
 To LOw'^r, V. I. a. 1. a) nieberlafen, ^erab. 
 lafen 5 &) (^djfer, ic.) ^inabf(^roten 5 c) Mar. 
 (bie^lagge ob. ©egeOJ^reid^enj d) T. »tr= 
 tiefen 5 2. (benStoIj) ernicbrigenj 3. (ten 
 ^reig) ^erunterfe^enj 4. (ben ©c^alt) iocr= 
 ringern? (Mild)) oerbitnnen, ll. //. 1, ah* 
 ne^men; 2. (im ^preife) fallen, obfd^Iagen. 
 
 To Lo<lV, V. n. 1. biijicr, triibe werben, fid^ 
 oerfinfiern^ 2. finfier augfe^en, siirncn. 
 
 Lo\l'er, .V. 1. bag triibe SBetter, bie £)ufterns 
 ^ziti 2. ber finfterc »-BUde. 
 
 Lo^'^ring, I. p. a. ; II. — ly, adc. triibe, finfiter. 
 
 Low'^rmost, adj. & odu. ber niebrig|le,untcrfic. 
 
 Lo^i'^ry, adj. trubc, biifter, flurmbro^enb. 
 
 Low'ljness, s. bic JDemut^. [t^ig 5 2. niebrig 
 
 Low'ly, I. adj. ; II. ur low'lily , adv. 1. bemii* 
 
 L6^n,\y. ber SSengel, ^oet, 2ump, ®d(>elm. 
 
 Low'ness, s. bie Sxiebrigfeit, 2c. cf. Low. 
 
 Low'ry, s. R-w. berSSIodfJuagen, ^acfwagen. 
 
 Loxodrom'ic, hi^.Mar. I. adj. loyobromifd^ 5 II. 
 1-s, *. pi. bie Sorobromie (,Sunft infdiiefer 
 9li(i)tung ju fegcin). 
 
 L6y'al> L adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. (bef. bem 
 2anbegberrn) treu, 2. gut abgerid^tet, ge^or* 
 
 Loy'alifst, s. ber treu (Fonigl.) ©efinnte. [fam. 
 
 Loy'alty , s. \iie (bef. Untert^ang=)3)reue. 
 
 Loz'^nge, s. 1. bag gefd^obcne Sieretf , bic 
 Sflaute5 2. bag (3urfer=)^ld0cn5 3.bie3Kcs 
 bicin in Bcltc^enj ^aflillen. 
 
 LJiz'enged, adj. rautcnformig. 
 
 Loz'engy, adj. Her. gerautet. 
 
 Liib'ber, s. 1. bcr (^augO^^ncd^jt^ 2. ber 
 ©d^lingel, giimmel) 3. Sea ca?i<. (land— ) 
 bic 2anbra|e. [gc^obelt. 
 
 Liib'berly, adj. & adv. plump, trdge,vMig.un» 
 
 Lu'bric, Lu'bricous, adj. lit. &Jig. fd^Ifipfrig. 
 
Lubr 
 
 461 
 
 Lure 
 
 To Lu'brjcate, v. a. fc^lupfrig, glatt ma(3E>cn. 
 Lu'brjcator, *.t)a5 'SilupfrigmQd^enbc 
 Lubri9'ity, s. 1. l)ic ©(^liipfrigf eit (au6)fig.)i 
 
 2. Die Unbcftfinbighit. [rigmoij^en. 
 
 Lubrjfac'tion , Lubrifica'tion , s. ta& @d^lupf= 
 Lubs, adj. Com. Ifib(e(f)if(^. [rfim. o. Lucy. 
 Luce, s. 1. /c/i. fcer (au&geroQci^fene) ^e(3()t} 2. 
 Lu'cent, adj. * Ieu(i)tent), gldnjcnb. 
 Lu'cern, *. 1. Zoof.t>er(mog!o»itif(^c)8u(^& j 
 
 2. Bot. tie Sucerne. 
 Lri'c}d,L adj. lid^t, ^eU (an6) fig.), glanjenD, 
 
 II. — ness, s. tk ^eUej Dcr ©lanj. 
 Ln'cifer, s. 1, fcer^orgenflernj 2.l5er3:tafel5 
 
 — matches, (Strei(!^SunD^6lser.[lcnt)(au(]^/jg:.)- 
 
 Luciferous, Lucitfic, adj. Zi6)t gebent), cr^cl= 
 
 La'cifdrni , ad;, liitaxti^. 
 
 Luck, *. 1. t)Q§ ©liicf j 2. ba§ ®ef(bicf j Unge= 
 
 fd^r5 Der BufaUj good -, mMi ill -, Un^ 
 
 c^liirfi — penny,. Com. ber iliQCtila^, Cdabott 
 
 (betm viin!cuf fleincr ^poften). 
 Liick'ily, ado. gliictlidjemcife. 
 J.iick'jness, s. tcr glucfli(3^e 3ufaU, ba§ ®Ifici. 
 I tick'iess, adj. unglurfli^. 
 LuckV, adj, glu(fli(t) ? - hit, ber ®tu(f§faU. 
 Lu'crative, adj. cintidgli(b, @en>inn bringenb. 
 Lu'cre, *. bcr (bef. uncrlaubtc) ©etoinn. 
 To Lu'cubrate, v. n. Ui fRa^t ftubiren. 
 Lucubra'tion , s. ba8 9tQ(3^tftubircn. 
 Lu'cubrsitpry , adj. hd Zidi^U gcarbeitet. 
 Lu'culent, adj. l.^clI,Harj 2. bcutlii]^ 5 au= 
 Lu'cy, s. fiucic (^-n.). [gcnf(|>cmfi(b' 
 
 Lud! int. vulg. o je! 
 LQ'dicrous, L adj.; II. — ly , ady. fpaf ^aft, 
 
 luftig j in. — ness, .V. t)ic ^ofjtrUd()!eit. 
 Ludifica'tion, 5. bie SScrfpottung. 
 Ludifjcatpry, adj. fpottcnb, t5uf(3^enb. 
 Lfiel'Mn, s. Bot. ber ei)renprei8. 
 Lu'en, *. ber ^faufofan. Liiff, s. & v. vid. Loof. 
 To Lug, V. a. jerren, 5iel)en, [(bleppcn. 
 Lug, *. vulg. 1. ber Slucf j 2. ba§ 3upfen (am 
 
 Dbre) 5 — sail , Mar. ba§ Goerfegel. 
 Lug'gage, s. ta^ ®e[4)lepp (aud^ Jiy-) ; Got'= 
 
 pcicf, (frcte'^^apgierguti —train, ber ©liter; 
 Lug'ger, s. Mar. bcr Sogger. [jug. 
 
 Lugu'brjous, adj. traurtg, flaglid^. 
 Luke, s. fiucaS (5JJ-n.). 
 Luke'warm , I. adj. ; IL — ly , adv. lau (ttU^ 
 Jig.)i in. — ness , *. bie Sauigfeit. 
 To Lull, V. I. a. einluUen, cinft^Ittfern j II. n. 
 
 Mar. (oom SBinbe) fid^ legcn. 
 Lull, s. baS @infd>ldfernbe. 
 Lullaby, s. baS SKiegenlieb. 
 Liil'Ier, s. ber Slanbler , ^nberfreunb. 
 Lumba'go, s. btt§ Senbenroe^ , Stucfenreif en. 
 Liim'baI,Lum'bar,adi.bie2enbenbetr.,8enbcns. 
 Lam'b?r, *. 1. bQS ®erdt^, ber ^lunbcr5 2. 
 
 Am. Sau^ola j — house, — room , ba§ ^ltttt» 
 ber^au§ , bie {Rumpelfammcr. 
 
 To LGm'ber, v. I. a. (mit ©eriimpel , 2C.) an* 
 fuUen, ooUpacfeni IL n. [16) fd^njerfoUig furt» 
 bewegen, vulg. fc^lumpcrn. 
 
 Liim'bric, s. ber SBurm. 
 
 Lum'brlca! , I. adj. 1. bie Senbeti betreffenb, 2. 
 Anat. TOurmformig 5 II. s. ber <Spulmu5fcl. 
 
 Lu'mjnary, *. bag 2i(bt : 1. bcr leu^tcnbcRor^ 
 per, 2.^g. bcr^uffldrer. 
 
 Lu'rojnous, L adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. leucbtcnbj 
 2. ^ell, glanjcnbj S.yt^'. Ii(i^tiDoU 5 — matter, 
 ber Sicbtfioff j III. — ness, s. 1. bie .^cUe, bcr 
 (Slanji 2. bie ^lar^cit. 
 
 Lump, v. 1. icli. (or— fish) bcr@cc^afe}2.bcr 
 Jtlumpen, bie SJiaJTe, boS ©tiirfj 3. 1-w. ba§ 
 25aUcifcnj Corns, by the — (in a — ), im 
 (Sonjcn, iibcrljaupt, col. im SHummelj in the 
 — , in ?8au\6) unb Sogcn , purchase in the—, 
 ber aSaufd^fauf 5 to purchase (buy) in the — , 
 md) ber ^anb (ob. nocb bent 2Cugenmap) fau» 
 fenj — sugar (coL lumps), ber Sumpenjucfcr. 
 
 To LGmp , r. a. jufammcn (im ©anjcn) net); 
 men 5 f)ttufcn. 
 
 Liim'pjsh, I. or Liim'ping, adj. ; II. — ly, adc. 
 plump, fcbroerfdUig j III. — ness, *.bie ©d^rocr* 
 
 Lum'py, adj. flumpig. [fdUigfeit. 
 
 Lu'nacy, *. bie 5Konbfud)t J bcr SBabnfinn. 
 
 Lu'nar, adj. bcn OJ^onb betrcffcnb , 9}Jonb», 
 9Konbcn»5 — caustic, ber ^oUenftein. 
 
 Luna'ri?in , s. ber 9Konbbcn)D^ncr. [wort. 
 
 Lu'nary, I. adj. vid. Lunar ; II. s. vid. Moon • 
 
 Lu'nat^d, adj. ^albmonbformig. 
 
 Lu'iiatic, L adj. monbfucbtig, locrriirftj II. s. 
 ber5i)Zonbffi(btigc5 fflcrriicEtci — asylum, - 
 house, bo§ ^rrenbau§. 
 
 Luna'tion, s. Ut 0)?onbc§njanbeIung. 
 
 Lunch, Liin'cheon, s. 1. ba& ©tiicf (Srob) j 
 2. bas 3n)if(^etteffen (jwifcbcn ^riibfiuct unb 
 SOJittogejfen). [Icinc. 
 
 Lune , s. 1. bcr 9)Jont 5 2. Sport, bie ^alfcn* 
 
 Lu'net , s. I. ber !re;ne 5Koub, Srabant (eincS 
 ^lanetcn) 5 IL or Lunette', 1. Fort. ber^Qlbc 
 9}Jonbi 2. Man. ber SOJonb , ba& abgcfiirstc 
 |)ufcifen5 3. bas <S(J()euIebcr. 
 
 Lung, s. ^nat (bef. pL) bie Sunge 5— glasses, 
 2ungcngldfer5 —grown, mit Qngewod^fenec 
 Sunge 5 — sick , lungcnfu^tig 5 — wort , Bot. 
 
 Lunged, adj. 2ungenl)abcnb.[ba& Sungenfraut. 
 
 Lu'niforni, Lu'nular, adj. ^albmonbformig. 
 
 Liint, s. bie Sunte. 
 
 Lu'pjne, s. Bot. bie SBoIfSbo^ne. 
 
 Lurch, s. 1. Gam. ber San. ba§ SSete, ber 
 sfftat^d)', 2. bie Souer, bag SSerficcf j 3. Mar. 
 ba§ pI6§U(!^e Umlegen (be§'<S(bitfS). 
 
 To Liircb , r. I. n. 1. Mar. fi(b pl6$li(3^ umlc* 
 
Lure 
 
 462 
 
 M 
 
 gen 5 2. ^niffe gebraudjcnj II. a. 9Katfd^ ober 
 Lur'cher, vid. Lurker. [labct mQd)en. 
 
 Lure, s. 1. Syort. ba§ SBorlof , ^eberfpiel , 2. 
 
 fig. tic gocfung. 
 To Lure, v. a. 1. Sport, (bett ^alfcn) burc^ 
 
 baS geberfpiel, 2C. jurucf lodeen (juro. n.)5 2 
 La'rjd, flk/i. finfter, biifler. [fig. (Qn=)tocfen, 
 To Lurk, V. n. 1. Quflttuernj 2. Iaufd)en5 oer= 
 
 fletft liegenj — ing place, ber ©^lupfwinM, 
 
 — ing rocks, Mar. blinbe ^lippen. 
 Lur'ker, *. ber Stturer, @traud)bieb. 
 Lusa'tia [— 'shia] , s. bic (Upper — , Obcrs, 
 
 Lower —, Stiebers) Sttufi^. 
 Lus'cious [lush'us] , L adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1 
 
 uberfuf 5 2. roonniglid, ; in. — ness, s. 1. \iit 
 
 Uberfuftgfeitj 2. bie grope "JCnne^mlid^Feit. 
 Lfiso'rious, Lu'sory, adj. 1. (Gartens, :c.) 
 
 (Spieic bctr. j 2. furjroeiUg , fpielenb. [lufl. 
 Liist, s. bie 2ufl: 1. bic SBegierbej 2. bie 2Bol= 
 To Lust, u. n. geluften, (bef. fleifdbli^)) begems 
 
 ten. [pig ? — ness, s. W SBoUuftigf eit. 
 
 Lust'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. wolliiflig , up= 
 Lustily, adv. 0. Lustj. 
 Lus'tiness, *. bie ©erb^eit, ^raft, @t5rfe. 
 Lttst'less, arfj. fraftlog. [QungS^. 
 
 Liis'tral, adj. yox keinigung ge^orenb, 0leini= 
 To Lus'trate, v. a. (gottesbienfllif^) reinigen. 
 Lustra'tion, s. bic Oleinigung, S8eil)e. 
 Lus'tre, s. 1. ber ©lanj, (Sd^immer, 2. bcr 
 
 JCronleud^ter 5 3. Com. ein ^olbfcibener ©lans* 
 
 ftoffjUiDamenneibung; 4. or Liis'trum, b as 
 
 (rom.) Suftrum (3eitraum o. 5 Sa^ren). 
 Liis'trjug, s. Com. ber ^uftrin, ©Ittnstaffet. 
 Liis'trous, adj. gldnjenb, fd^immernb. 
 Liis'ty, adj. munter, frifc^, ftarf, berb. 
 Lu'tanist, s. ber 2autenfpieler.[tig5fot§farben. 
 Luta'rious, adj. 1. im^ot^elebenb) 2.fot^ar= 
 Luta'tion , s. Oiem. Hi SSer^itten oon jDeflil= 
 
 lir!oIben,JC. [raeipe 8e^m, ,Sitt. 
 
 L^te, s. 1. bfe ZauUj 2. c/iem.baSSutum, ber 
 To Lute, V. a. Chem. lutirett, oerfd^miercn. 
 
 Lute'string, vid. Lustring. 
 Lu'tenist, Lu't^r, Lu'tist, s. ber Sautenfpieler. 
 Lii'i/ieran, I. s. ber 2ut^eraner 5 IL adj. tutf)e= 
 Lu't/ieranisra, j. btt& ^ut^ert^um. [rifd(>. 
 
 Lii't/iern, J. ba§ "iDac^fenl^er. [Lu'tulent, adj. 
 To Lux'ate, v. a. ocrrenfen.[filammig, trfibe. 
 Lyxa'tion, s. bie SSerrenfung. [SBuc^S. 
 
 Luxu'riance, — cy , ,y. t)k Uppig!eit, ber geile 
 Luxu'riant, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. uppig, ©oUj 
 
 geil roac^fenb. [wu(bern5 2. j?gr. fd^roelgen. 
 To Luxu'riate, v. n. 1. uppig ob. geit njadtifcn, 
 Luxu'rious ,1. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. uppig, 
 
 f(b»elgerif(^ 5 2. wottuftig 5 3- iippig nja^fenbj 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie flppigfeit. 
 Lux'ury [luk'shuri], s. 1. bie Uppigf cit, ber 
 
 Uxn^i flberflufj 2. bie^opc^feitj 3. bcr 
 Lyb'ian, adj. lQbif(^. [Surugartifef. 
 
 Lycan'i/iropist, s, ber mitber SBd^m>olf6n)utt) 
 
 SSe^aftete. [^unb^routl). 
 
 I^Lycan'f/iropy, s, Med. bie ^dl)rnjolfgn)utl), 
 Lyce'um , s. ba§ 2t)ceum , bie ^o^e (S(bule. 
 LyconV, adj. njolfeartig, roolfifcb- 
 Lycopo'dium, s. M^ .|)erenmet)I. 
 Lyd'ian, adj. It)bifit). Lye , &c. vid. Lie, &c. 
 Ly'ing-ifn, *. baS SBot^enbett? — charity (or 
 
 — hospital), \ik ©ntbinbungSfc^ule. 
 Lym, s. ber ©piirbunb. 
 Lymph, .v. Anat. Ut 2i)mp^e, bQ§ SSIutroaffer. 
 Lym'phated, adj. n>Qt)nfinnig, rafenb. 
 Lymphat'jc, I. adj. 1. Anat. l^mp^atifd^ 5 2. 
 
 n)al)njinntg, toUj II. s. ber SSa^nfinnige. 
 Lym'phediict, .v. ylwat. bie SBafferro^re. [gig. 
 Lyn'ceain, L^n'ceous, adj. lud^gortig, IU(^gttU= 
 Lynch 14w, *. ylm. bie fummarifd(>e ^obeliuftis 
 
 (c/. /^Mge/, Compi. Diet.). 
 Lynx , .?. ber SucbS. Ly'ons, 5. Geog. gQon. 
 Lyre, s. 1. bie 8eier, 2t)ra5 2. /cTi. ber (Spin* 
 
 nenfif(&. [rifcrj 2. ba§ Iijrifd^e ©ebicbt. 
 
 Lyr'ic, I. or — cal, adj. lQrif(^ j II. s. 1. ber 8t)* 
 Ly'rist, s. ber E»)rafpieler. 
 Lys, *.ein d^incflfdi^cs 2dngenmaf ». 533 §)arb§. 
 
 M. 
 
 M [em] , (ein 93litIouter) baS 5Jt, m. 
 
 M., abbr. ft. Madam, Majesty, Marcus, Mar- 
 quis, member, mille, mix, mixture, monday, 
 morning, murder (manslaughter); M. A. ft. 
 master of arts ; M' ft. Mac ; Ma. jt. Matthew, 
 Madam ; m/a |l. my account ; Majy. \t. Ma- 
 jesty ; Mar. ft. March, Mark, martyr ; Mart. 
 
 fl. Martin , martyr; Mas. fl. Master; Mat. % 
 Matthew;Math .|l. math emati cks;M.B.fl. Afedi"- 
 cinae Baccalaureus (bachelor of medicine), 
 Musicae Baccalaureus ; M. D. fl. Medicinae 
 Doctor (doctor of medicine) , measured dis- 
 tance, middle door(5KitteIt|iire imSl^eoter) j 
 m^. f|. months after date; mdize. , mdze. ft. 
 
3Ia 
 
 463 
 
 Magg 
 
 merchandize ; Mdm. f^. madam ; Mds. Rups. 
 fl. Madras Rupees; mem. % memento (tq- 
 member) ; Mess., Messrs.ft.Mes^ieurs ; Mich, 
 ft. Michael, Michaelmas; Min. ft. minister; 
 mkt. ft. market ; M. L. |l. Marc lubs ; mllr. ft. 
 millerees; M. M. ft. Messieurs; mo., mos, ft. 
 month, months ; M. O. S., Mo. Obf. S^ (Mo^ 
 Obt. Servf.) ft. most obedient servant; M. 
 P. ft. member of parliament; M, R. ft. madras 
 rupees; Mr. [mTs't?r] , nur abbr. t>or 6igens 
 namen ooifommcnt) , 4)err ♦**5 M. R. A. S. 
 ft. Member of the Royal Asiatic Society; 
 M. R. C. S. ft. Member of the Royal College 
 of Surgeons; M. R. I. ft. Member of the 
 Royal Institution of Great Britain ; M. R. I. 
 A. ft. Member of the Royal Irish Academy; 
 M. R. S. L. ft. Member of the Royal Society 
 of Literature ; Mrs. [mis'sis] , njic Mr. nur 
 abbr. cor ©igennamen, 5Kabam * * * 5 Ms. ft. 
 miss ; Ms. , MS. , M. S. ft. manuscript ; m's. 
 ft months after sight; Mss., MSS. ft. manu- 
 scripts ; Mtt/. ft. Majesty. ; M. W. ft. man of 
 Afar; Mi/, ft. money. 
 
 Ma, s. (,Rint)CrfprQie) ft. Mamma. 
 
 Maam (Ma'am) , s. vitlg. ft. Madam. 
 
 Mab, s. 1. bic ^cenfSnisinn 5 2. bie <Sd)lumpc. 
 
 Mac, s. (ixl. U. i6)0tt.) So^nj Mac Adam's 
 road , mod. 6^au|Tec xia^ Um (Srfini)er gc= 
 nanntj To MacAdamize, v. a. macatjamifircn. 
 
 Mac(c)aro'ni, s. 1. giJJaccaroni 5 2. i)cr ©tu^er. 
 
 MacarSn'jc, I. adj. maccaronif(^ 5 II. s. tjaS 
 maccaronifd^e ®et5i(^t. 
 
 MacatrCon', s. 1. tie 9}?afaronc (Ifrt 3ucfcrgc« 
 ba(fcnc$)5 2. bag ©emcngfcl, vffauberrodlfd^. 
 
 Mac'cabeeij , s. H^ f8vi6) t)er djJoccabdcr. 
 
 Mac'caboy , s. Ux 5KQCCuba=®(^nupf'3:abaF. 
 
 Maccaw^ M§icca'nO, s. 1. Ich. bcr ^JlaCCQltOj 
 
 2. Bot. — tree, tjer 5)tQctQbaum. 
 
 Mace, s. 1. bte 5Ku&!atenbIut^e } 2. bie ^eulcj 
 
 3. t)a0 ©ccpter, obrigfcitlici^e ^OJad^tjeid^eni 
 — ale, t)a8 gcwurgte SSicr^ — oil , 2RuSfaten* 
 61, — reel, Bot. Me {Ro^rfolbe. 
 
 Ma'cer, s. Lawy cin ©ericbtsfro^n. 
 
 To Ma9'erate, v. a. 1. abje^ren, abmatten, 
 
 !afteicn5 2. perbunncn, einroeitben. 
 Macera'tion , *. 1. t)ie '2fb5e()rung, ,ffaftciung5 
 
 2. bie SSertiinnungj (Sinweitbung , aSeisung. 
 Mashe'ljn, vid. Mechlin. 
 Machiavel'jan, I. *. Ux 3)ta($ia»ellifl) II. adj. 
 
 matbiaoettiftifd); ^interlifltg. 
 Mach'inal, adj. maf(binenmdpig. 
 To Ma^hMnate , v. I. a. aitjetteln , ttitfpinncn, 
 
 ttnftiften 5 II. n. gianfe fcbmiebcn. 
 Mashina'tion, s. Hi ^nftiftung , ^ix liftigc ^n* 
 
 f(bla9,Me0ianfe. 
 Mashina'tor, j. t>er "Jfnftifter, 8fldnfef(^mieb. 
 
 Mai9hine', j. 1. tic 5Dlaf(binc, ba§ Sricbwcrf 5 
 
 I 2. Dcr ^nf(blag, ,tunflgnff} infernal — , tie 
 
 I |)6acnmQfibine (umaSrucfen, jc. jufprcngcn). 
 
 Mayhi'nery, s. bie 9}?Qfd^incric , ©iuricbtung. 
 
 Ma^hi'nist, s. 1. 'OCX Tla\6)incnma^cx j 2. tcr 
 
 I ^afcbinift. Mav'jlent,arf;.mogcr. 
 
 Mack'erel, s. 1. /c/i. bie ^Kafrclc, 2, Orn. fecr 
 »3)?eerteufel} S.bcr^^uppler J — guK, Om.'ait 
 2acbmcoc5 — sky, fcer geftrciftc 4)inimct. 
 
 Mac'kle , s. Typ. l)cr tuplirte ©rurf. 
 
 To Mac'kle, v. a. 1. Typ. t5uplircn, fcbmi^en? 
 2. Com. geiDcbte SBaaren an JtlcinbanDler 
 
 Mac'kler, s. t)er v^aufircr, S^robtcr. [\?crfaufcn. 
 
 M.^'crocSsm, s. lit grope SScIt, ta§ SBeltall. 
 
 Macta'tion , *. tie Spferf(bla(btnng. 
 
 Mac'ula, *. 1. ber ^lecfcn, OJ^afelj 2. Tj/p. 
 ber OJIipbruc^i 3. Ast. bcr (®onncn= ober 
 
 To Mac'ulate, v. a. beflccfen. [^cnb=)SIccfen. 
 
 Mac'ulate , adj. beflcrf t ; ficcfig. [fen, OJtaf el. 
 
 Macula'tion, s. 1. tie SSeflecfung j 2. bcr ^lef* 
 
 Mac'aious, adj. flecfig, befcbmu^t. 
 
 Mad, a(/j. 1. (—brained, — headed) roa^n* 
 {innig,tolI} 2. rafcnb, routtjenb? 3. bumni) 
 to be — for, of, after, or upon a thing , ganj 
 toll (crpicbt) auf (itma^ fcinj — apple, bcr 
 SoUopfel 5 — butter, turd^ Jtalte fprotcgc* 
 roorbene Sutter^ — cap, I. s. 1. bcrS^oUtopff 
 2. bcr poffenrcipcr, II. adj. toUfopfig, — 
 flower, Bot. tie Stcinblumc, — house, ba^ 
 SoU^auSj — man, bcr SoUej — wort, Bot, 
 ba& :ifli)frenFrQut. 
 
 To Mad, To Mad'dcn, v. I. a. toU, rafcn1> 
 motbenj II. n. toll rocrbcn, rafen, wfit^cn. 
 
 Miid'am, s. (al§ allgemeinc ^nrcbc) OJJabamct 
 gjJamfcUl^rauIcin! 
 
 Mad'der, s. Bot. bic ^drbcrrotbe, ber ,ffrapp. 
 
 Made, pret. &. p. p. t». To Make; — up clothes, 
 fertige (jum SSerfauf gcmacbte) ^Icibcr. 
 
 Madefiic'tion, s. "ak SScfcucbtung. 
 
 Madei'ra, s. Geog. 50fabcira. 
 
 Madge, s. abbr. x>. Margery, ®rctc, ®retd;cn 
 C^-n.) ) — howlet , Orn. bie fRa^Uuk. 
 
 Mad'ly, adv. p. Mad. 
 
 Mad'ness, s. 1. ber SBa^nfinnj bic Sloll^eitj 
 2.bie0laferei,SBut^. 
 
 Madrier', s. Fort. ba§ 50?abrilbrct, btc 55o^Ie. 
 
 MSd'rjgal, s. ba§ 5}Jabrigal5 ^irtcnlieb. 
 
 Mads, s. pi. bie ©rebfranf^eit (ber ©djafe). 
 
 Maes [maz], s. bie 5J?aa§ (^tu^). 
 
 Magazine', s. 1. ba§ OJJogajin, SSorrotb§^ouS J 
 2agerbau55 2. Mar. bie ^ulrerfammcr 5 3. 
 baS (Repertorium j 3ournoI. 
 
 Mag'dalen, ^.SOJogbalcnc (^-n.).[(am®ubpoO. 
 
 Magellan'jc clouds , s. pi. Ast. bie ©tcrnnebel 
 
 Mag'gje, a/>6r. fl.'Margery. [Saunc. 
 
 Mag'got, s. 1. bie ^aUi 2. xwlg. bie ®riUe, 
 
Magg 
 
 464 
 
 Main 
 
 Mag'goty, adj.l. mttbtg) 2. vwig. (— headed) 
 Ma'gi, s. pi. gjlagicr. [griUen^Qft. 
 
 Ma'gian, I. adj. l)ie 9}?ogier betrejfenbjil. *. 
 
 ber djlttgier. 
 Mag'ic, I. s. Me QJtagie, 3aubcrei j II. or— cal, 
 
 odj. ; IIL — cally , adv. mogifd^ , jauberifd) 5 
 
 — lantern, ^it 3ttubcrlatcrnc. 
 Magi'cian, a. ber ?Kttgi!er , 3aubercr. 
 Magiste'rial, I. adj.; U. — ly, adv. 1. {)ei*nf(3^) 
 
 2. obrigMtlicbj III. — ness, a. baS ^errijcbe 
 4:Mag'istery,*. C/iem.b. 9Kagifterium.[aBefeii. 
 Mag'istracy, s. ber obrigMtlic^e Stanb} bic 
 
 5)lagi|lratur. 
 Mag'istrate, *. 1. bie Sbrigfeit j 2. bie obrig= 
 
 feitlicbe ^erfon, t)cr asiirgcrmeifler. 
 Magistrat'jc, adj. obrigfeitlid^. 
 Magnanifra'ity, j.bie ®ropmutb,^o(3^^erjig!cit. 
 Magnan'jraous, l.adj.; II. — ly, adv. grop= 
 
 mutbig, cbel, boJbbersigj tapfer. 
 Magne'sia, *. bie SSittererbe, SKagnejia. 
 Magne'sjan lime'stone, s. Min. ber Bolomit. 
 Mag'net, s. ber SDfagnet. 
 Magnet'jc, — c^^U I' odj. ; II. — cally, adv. 
 
 magnetifcb ? — cal needle , bie 5Jlagnetnabel 5 
 
 III. — calness , s. tie magnctif(be S5efd(>Qffen' 
 Mag'n?tism, s. htv 5}lagneti§mu§. [\^dt 
 
 Mag'nifiable , adj. ju oergr^f ern. 
 Magnific, — cal, adj. prtt(j^tig, ^errlid^. 
 Magnificence, .v. bie ^xa6)t, ©rofartigf cit, 
 
 ^crrlid^feit. 
 Magnificent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. prdcb= 
 
 tig, berrlicb, grofartig^ 2. prad^tliebenb. 
 Magnif Ico, s. t)er (oenetianifcbe) 3^obiIe. 
 Mag'nifier, s. ber, ba§ S5ergr6f embc. 
 To Mag'nify, v. a. 1. ocrgropem, erroeitcrn} 
 
 2. erbeben, preifen. 
 Magnil'oqu^nce, s. l)ic ©ropfpred^erei. 
 Mag'nitQde, s. bic ©rope. [[(bc. 
 
 Mag'num bonum , s. cant, einc grope SSeinfltts 
 Magno'lia, s. Bot. bie 50fttgnolie. 
 Mag'pie (Mag'py) , s. Orn. bie (Sifter. 
 Mahog'any , I. s. t5a§ ^JJa^agonQboIj 5 II. adj. 
 
 »on 9KQbogont). [baner. 
 
 Mahom'edan, Mahom'etan, s. ber 50^abom(m)e= 
 Mahom'etan, adj. mabom(m)ebonif<b« 
 Mahom'etanism, s. ber 9)Zobam(m)ebaniSmu§. 
 To Mahom'etanize, v. a. mabom(m)ebanif(b 
 4:Ma'h6un(d) , s. cont. ^lOJal^omeb. [madden. 
 Maid, I. s. 1. bie^ungfrau, baS 5D?db(ben} 2. 
 
 bie SKogb, 3. Ich. ber 0}teerro(bej II. adj. 
 
 »eiblid^5 - servant, bic ©lenflmagb. 
 Mai'den, I. s. 1. bie Sungfer, bQ& 9J?db(ben5 2. 
 
 bie SDUgbj II. adj. 1. jungfraulitbi 2. unoer* 
 
 bcirat^etj ^KabcberiM^g-^. 3.unbeflecft5 4. 
 
 Mil. uncmgenommen (con gefiungen)j 5. 
 
 sum crflcnSWal geftbel^enb, (Srftlingg^j III. 
 
 comp. — assises (— sessions), bic ^ffif,'n, 
 roobei S^iemanb 8um3:obeoerurt(>ciltn)orboni 
 Bot-s. — 's blush white rose , bie Sungfcm* 
 rofc, — hair, btt§ grttuenbaorj — lip, baft 
 Jtlebefrautj — pink, bie 3-nnclfc5 — plum, 
 bic TTfllofc, S-npflaumcj — wort, ber ©aufler. 
 
 Mai'denhead, Mai'denhood [— hud], a\ biC 
 Sungferfcbaft, jungfrdulicbc Sflcinbcit. 
 
 Mai'denliness, s. bie 9JJdb(bcnbaftigfcitj ffle» 
 fibeibenl)cit. 
 
 Mai'denly, adj. & arfo. jungfrdulid^^ Siid^tigj 
 befcbciben. 
 
 Mail, s. 1, ba§ 0lingel(bcn 5 2. ber ^anjcr, bic 
 Sfliiflungi 3. baS (SSricf =^oft=)^eUeifcn, bic 
 SSriefpoft, reitenbc ^ojl) 4. m-s, pi. Sport. 
 bic ^ruflfcbcrn bc§ galfcn, coat of — , ber 
 ^anjcr, ba§ ^anscr^cmb j by the first (ear- 
 liest or return of) — , mit crftcr (umgc()cnbcr) 
 ^oflj by this day's — , mit bcutiger ^oflj - 
 coach, tk aSricfpoftfutfcbcj -• day, ber^oft* 
 tagi — horse, ba§ ^oftpfcrb. 
 
 To Mail, V. a. 1. ponscm, bcpanjcrnj 2. ein' 
 biillcn (,au6)fig.)i 3. cinfcblagcn, cmballircn. 
 
 Miii'ied, adj. fprcnf li(b , geflcctt. [bcfcbimpfin 
 
 To Maim, v. a. 1. Id^mcn,\jcrflummclu 5 2. fig. 
 
 Maim, I. ^.1. bic 2dl)mung, SScrfliimm clung 5 2. 
 fig. bie S3efc^impfung 5 ber|)Quptfct)lcr5 H- 
 adj. cerftiimmelt, la^m. 
 
 Mai'm?dn?8s, s. ber Friippelbafte 3uflanb. 
 
 Main, I. adj. ; II.— ly, adw. l.bcr,bic,ba§groptC, 
 cornebmfte, ^oupffdcbli^ , <f)auptM 2. grop, 
 »cit, md(btig, ftarf, Fcrnbaft, 3. bcrrfdjcnb, 
 fiberroiegenb, n)i(btig 5 III. comp. bef. Mars. 
 — beam, bcr ©cgclbalfcnj— bits, bie (grope) 
 aSdting, SS-Sboljerj — braces, pi. bic 95 raff en 
 bc§ gropcn ©egclSj — capstan, bic grope 
 SBinbcj — gallop, ber gcjogcnc ©aloppi — 
 guard, 1. bie ^auptn)Q(be} 2. bic SSor^ut5 — 
 hatchway, bic gropc fiufc, — keel, bcr fcfle 
 ^ielj — land , btt§ fcftc Sanb, — major , bct 
 S)berftn>a(btmeifler5 — mast, bcr grope 5)Zaft, 
 SKittelmoftj — point, bcr .^auptpunfti — 
 post, ber |)inter|lepcn) — sail, ba§ ©(bon* 
 ftt^rfcgcl, — sea, bie bobe ob. offenc ©ec, — 
 sheets, pi. bic gropCU ©d^Otcn j — spring, bie 
 ©cblagfebcr (am ^lintcnf(blop)5 — stay, bcr 
 gropc^tagi — top, — top mast, bic grope 
 <Stenge 5 — top -gallant -mast, bic gropc 
 SSramftengci — wale, ta^ grope aScrg^ols? — 
 yard, bic gropc Sflaa (©cgel=@tangc). 
 
 Main, s. 1. bcr |?aupttl)cil, groptc Zi^cil, bQ§ 
 ©anjej 2. ber,ffern5 3. bicOJZatbt, @tdrfc, 
 ©croalt, 4. ba§TOeitc(S[BcIt=)9}?ccr,bic^6j&cj 
 5. bos fefic Sanb, 6. bcr SBagenForb , ^acf* 
 forb 5 bte^lcdjte, T. bic UBajfcrlcitung 5 S.baS 
 |)a^ngcfcit5 9. bie^anb (im SBurfelfpiclc) } 
 
Main 
 
 465 
 
 Male 
 
 in the — , im ©runte, iiber^aupt^ upon 
 
 the - , am ente. [oerburgen. 
 
 To Main'prise, v, a. Law, Tid) (fur eincn) 
 
 Main'prise, s. Law, bie ^rcilttffung gegen 
 
 asfirgfc^aft. 
 
 To Maintain' [mentanT , v. I. a. 1. cr^ttltcn, 
 
 untertjaltcn, 2. cvnaf)Vtni 3. be^aupten, oer* 
 
 tl)eit)igen, t>crfe(^ten (quc^ n.)? II. «• Com. 
 
 fid) be^auptcn (oon ^reifen). [tigen, ^altbar. 
 
 • Maintai'nable, adj. gu bc^aupten, ju re(^tfer« 
 
 ♦Maintai'ner, *. 1. t)er Gr^Qltcr, SSerfbrgcrj 
 
 2. ier Sebaupter, Serfecbter. 
 Main'ten?ince, *. 1. bic Unter^altung j ber Un= 
 
 ter^ttlt j 2. bic SBe^Quptung, SScrtbcibigung^ 
 
 3. Law, bie »iberre(btlicbc Unterftupng ei= 
 ncs ^roccffircnben j 4. Com. Ut ©rljaltung 
 
 Maize, .v. bcr SKttiS, turf. 9Beiiett.[(bcrpreifc). 
 Majes'tjc, — cal, I. adj. ; U. — cally, adv. ma- 
 [eftdtifcb , cr^ttben i III. — caln^sg, *. bas 0)?a= 
 Miij'^sty, s. bic SOiajcfldt. [jcfldtifcbe. 
 
 Ma'jQf, I. adj. 1. grfifcrj 2. Mu*. bur, b^rtj 
 
 11. s. 1. Log. bcr Dbcrfa^ j 2. Laic, ber 5Kun= 
 t)ige5 3. Mw*. SDurj 4. Mil. ber ?!Q?Qior 5 — 
 domo, ber 9JtQior=©omu& } |>QuSbofmcif^er. 
 
 Major'jty, s. 1. W ^t^Xia% OJfc^rbfitj 2.bic 
 5}iunbigf cit j 3. or Ma'jQrship, W SKajorfleUc 
 
 To Make, u. ir. I. a. 1. ge;/. ma^enj 2. 
 perfertigcn , bilben, formenj einridfjtcn, 8U= 
 ri(t)ten 5 3. fcbaffcn, 4. (einen SSctrog, 2c.) auS= 
 ma(^en, bilbcn 3 5. ^erioorbringenj 6. mQ(bcn 
 ju . . . j T. emph. glucf lid? macbcn , beglucfcn 
 (au(b »•)> 8- ocranflQlten, 9. bcroirfenj 10. 
 Ittfcn , oerontajfcn (mit bcm SSegriff ber ?i6= 
 tbigung, c/.glugcrs cngl. ©pradjicbrc, ©• 
 354)5 11. (ben SBeg) {i(b babnen, suructlcgenj 
 
 12. (roobin) gelangcn, (ein 3icl) crrcitbcitj 
 
 13. gcroinnen, (jid)) erwerben, to — a thing 
 another man's, 6tn>tt& cerfiuf em 5 to — 
 answer, ontroorteU) to — away , 1. tocgf(baf= 
 fen 5 2. tobten, cernidbtenj to — law. Law 
 ph. feine ^flicbt crfuUenj to — a inan,3e= 
 monbeS ®lu(t grunbcn? to — merry, 1. fitb 
 beluf^igenj 2. fig. (mit with) fid) (uber. ..) 
 lufligmtttbenj to — moneyof ..., etroaS ju 
 @clbc mttd^en? to — nice, fcrupuloS fein, a3e= 
 benfcn tragen , to — of ... , au§ einer ©Qd)c 
 (etroaS) madbcn : 1. (bomit) auSridjten, be= 
 wirfen^ 2. oerfle^en, beurt^eilenj 3. (^od) 
 Ob. gering) acJbtenj to — out, 1. auSfinbig 
 mo^beni erfldren, ertdutcmj 2. crroeifen, bQr= 
 tbunj 3. ttu&wirfen, 4. au§fertigen (0le(b= 
 nungcn, 2C.)5 to — over, ubcrgebenjuber- 
 weifen, bonis cebiren j to — a pen, einc^cber 
 fdbneiben^ to — ready, iyp. (bie ^-orm) su= 
 xx6)ttxii to — sure of . . . , 1. ol§ gewif bes 
 trtt(btenj 2. fitb oerfitbern, ficb bcrad(btigen 
 
 I. 
 
 (3cmQnbc§)j to -up, l.macbcnj bcreitcaj 
 
 2. in eine ^orm bringcn , (SSriefc, 2c.) gufam* 
 menlegenj 3. (©efidjter, ic.) macbcn j 4. ttu§-- 
 macbeni jufammenfc^en j 5. au^bejfcrn^ 6. 
 X!oU. mQ(ben, ergdnjen, auSfiiUcni T. ju ©tanbc 
 bringenj 8, (cine 9le(bnung, 2C.) ou6glci(ben, 
 obmadben j 9. (einen <Strcit) beilegcn? 10. to 
 
 — up oue's mind, ficb cntfdbticf en, fi^ torneb= 
 men. Corns, to — up goods, (umbergcriffenc 
 Ob. bcf(bdbigte) SBaarcn Qccommobircn 5 to — 
 up an inventory , 3nt>entur b<lltf U j to — up 
 one's accounts, obrecbncn (mit . . .) j II. n. 1 . 
 (mit at, for, to, towards, ice.) fi^ TOo^inwcn* 
 ben, begebcn, fommen, gcf)cn, rcifcn, fegeln, 
 :c., eilen, 2. (mit againsi., for, A;c.) beitra- 
 gcn, roirfcn, (gegen ob. fiir [gu ®unflcn]. . .) 
 fpretbcn oberfein, 3. ficb flellen, tbun (alo 
 ob...), the tide makes, bie ^(ut tritteinj 
 to — after, folgenj ccrfolgenj to — at.Io^^ 
 get)en, toSftiirjcn ouf . . . j to — away, fi(b fort- 
 madden? to — away with one's self, fi^ um= 
 bringenj to — out, ©rfolg t^ohcm he made 
 out to ... , c§ gclang i^m enblicb su . . . j to — 
 up, 1. (oon cincm 2)rte) Qufbredbenj 2. to — 
 up to one, auf (Sinen jugeben, ficb ibni nd^crnj 
 
 3. to — up for..., (Srfa^gcbcn, crgdnjcn, 
 gut mod^en 5 to — with, ubereinfiimmcn. 
 
 Make, s. 1. bQ§ SKacb«)erf , bie:ttrbcit j 2. ber 
 aSQU, bic gorm, ©cflalt) 3. bag QKacbcr^ 
 lobn J — bate , ber griebenSftorer j — peace, 
 roic Peace -maker; — shift, ber 3^ot^bebetf 5 
 
 — weight. Com. bie 3ulQgc, 3ugabc. 
 Ma'ker , s. 1. ber ©(bopfer , 2C. cf. To Make , 
 
 2. ber gabrieant, SSerfertiger j 3. - of a bill, 
 (A)m. ber Gntnc^mcr eineS 28c(bfelS, Sraffcnt. 
 
 Ma'king, s. 1. bie ^Jfrbcit, btt& gabri!Qt i 2. bic 
 ^orm, ber SSau 5 3. (pay for -) ba& aJtacber-- 
 lobnj — iron, Mar. tai ,H:alfatei[en. 
 
 MrU'achlte, *. Min. bcr 9J?alQ(bit. 
 
 Mal'ady, s. bic ^ronfbeit. [SBein. 
 
 Miil'aga, s. 1. Gcog. OJ^alogaj 2. bcr^aloga= 
 
 Mal'ander?,*./)^. bie 9)ioufc(^ferbefranf ^eit). 
 
 Mal'apert, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. unoerftbdmt, 
 unortig, nafenjcis j III. — ness , s. bic Unart 
 j)^ttfewei§bcit. 
 
 Male, I. s. Der SRann, ba§ 5Jidnn(benj II. adj. 
 mdnnliibj — issue, ber OJ^onnSftammj — 
 screw, bie <B6)va\ihc, ©cbraubcnfpinbcl. 
 
 Male [or mal], Mai, comp. fd}k6)t, un..., 
 mi^ . . . 5 — administration , bie f(blc(btc Ser= 
 roaltungj — contents, — contented, unjufriC' 
 ben,mip»crgnugt5 — practice, bic gefciwibri- 
 ge ^ttnblungSroeife. 
 
 Maledic'tion, *. bic SSerjTu(bung, ber ^lucb- 
 
 Maledic'tory, adj. einen ^lu(b cnt^altcnt- 
 
 Malefac'tpr, s. ber Ubeltbdtcr. 
 30 
 
Male 
 
 466 
 
 Mana 
 
 M%lev'(>lence,*.fecr bfifeSBiac, Me JBo^artigfeit 
 Mailev'9l^ut, I. adj. ; II. — \y , adv, boSraiUigj 
 Mal'jc af'jd, s. C7iem.bic^pfclfdurc.[feint)felig. 
 Mal'ice, s. 1. bic 55o&^eit5 Der ^q$, (SroU, 2. 
 
 Lauj, bie b6fc :j(bfi(t)t. 
 Mali'cions, I. arij.; II. — ly, adv. boS^aft, 
 
 Ijeimturfifd), fd)obcnfroE>5 III. — ness, s, Me 
 
 33o§^Qftigfcit. 
 Malign' [— Iin'], I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. bo§= 
 
 (>Qft3 2. fcintfclig, 3. bfiSartig. 
 *To Malign', u. a. anfeintjcn, fc^oben, tucfifd^ 
 
 bc^anbcln. [StvanU^dt) ^ 2. Uc ^cinbfcUgfcit 
 Malfg'nancy, a-. 1. Die ^oSartigfcit (aud^ o. 
 Malig'nant, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. boS^aft, 
 
 2. fcintfelig j 3. boSartig (au(i o. .Sron!I;eit,2C.) j 
 
 III. 8. Engl. Hist, ter Uebefgefinnte. 
 Malfg'nity, s. 1. t)ic SSoS^cit; ber ^reoel j 2. bic 
 
 ^einbfeligfctt, 3. bic 386§artigfeit (QU(f> oon 
 Malines' [— tin'] , vtd. Mechlin.[^ranf^cit,2C.). 
 Mal'kjn [ma' — ], *. 1. (dim. ». Mary) col. 
 
 ?Kicfc 5 2. vulg, ber .^'uc^enbrogoncr j 3. ber 
 
 DfeniDifdjj 4. btc S5ogclf(icu(^c. 
 Mall, s. 1. ber ©djidgelj bic Jtclbc, 2. ba§ 
 
 5JiQiU(Spiel5 bie gJioiUSSo^n, S.raie Malkin, 1. 
 To Mall, V. a. mit eittera®(bIdgeI(an)f(^lQgen. 
 Mal'Iard, s. ber wilbe ©nterit^. 
 Malleabn'jty, *. bie ©c^nbarfeit. 
 Mal'Ieable, I. adj. 1. ^dramerborj 2. be^nbar, 
 
 gefd^mcibig 5 H- — ness, *. roie b. d. SB. 
 To Mal'leate, v. a. ^dmmem, flrecfen. 
 Mallea'tion, s. ba§ .^dmmcrn. 
 Mal'I?t, s. ber ©dj^Idgcl, ^filsernc Sbammev, ber 
 
 SRaiUStocfj driving — , 1. tit .^lo)>f=^cuIc 5 
 
 2. Typ. ber -'Preps^x^nimer. 
 Mai'lOw, Mal'lowf, s. Bot. bie OJlttloe, ^appclj 
 
 — tiower-coloar, brttunrotl). 
 
 Malm'sey [mam' -], s. ber gRaloofier (SBcin). 
 
 Mitlprac'tjce, s. bo§ ^d)k6)U , gefc^mibrige 
 SScrfa^ren, ba§ unmoralifcbe 95ctragen. 
 
 Malt, v. bttS 9)JalS5 — drink, — liquor, berSJJ-* 
 ttani, ba§ Sierj — dust, — thicket, bie Srd= 
 ber, — floor, bie 5J}f-tenne5 — liorse, ba§ 
 5Wfi^lpfcrb5 — kiln, bie 5!)J-barre5 — long, — 
 worm. Vet. bic®d^runbe (am^ferbefd^enfel)? 
 
 — man, ber SUf-^nblerj — roller, bie eiferne 
 SDl-wdje, — spirits, ber ^ffornbranntwein. 
 
 To Malt, V. I. a. ju SKalj ma^en; II. n. maU 
 genj suSQfalj werben. Mal'ta,s. (3nfel)S3?aIta. 
 
 Maltese', I. s. ber SKoItefer ; U.adJ. maltefifd^. 
 
 To Maltreat', v. a. ubel be^onbeln. 
 
 Malt'ster, .v. roie Malt- man. 
 
 Maltreat'ment, s. bie ubie Sc^onblung. 
 
 Malva'ceou>, adj. maloenartig? ^Jlalxicn*. 
 
 Malversa'tion , s. LaWy bie fd()le(bte SSem)al= 
 tung, ber bctrugcrif^c SJii^raucb ber lixaU* 
 gewalt; bfe Untreue; ber Untcrf^jfeif. 
 
 Mam'(a)luke, Mrim'louk, *. bcr 9}eam(.m)clU£f. 
 
 Mamma', Miim, s. X)iz OJ^amQ. 
 
 Mamma'lia, .v. pi. ©dugct^icre. 
 
 Mam'mary, adj.t^it 33ruft betr. ; — gland, bie 
 
 Mam'met, s. \. bie ^uppe. [SDtitd^briife. 
 
 Mam'mjform, adj. gi^cnformig. 
 
 Mam'mjllary, adj. 1. bic ffiruft betrcffcnb 5 2. 
 roarscnformigj — yeins, bie Sruflabcm. 
 
 Mam'mQn, s. bcr OJJammon. 
 
 Mam'monist, s. ber (S>ti}fy(!i{^, bo§ SBeltfinb. 
 
 Mam'mof/i, s. ba& OJJammut. 
 
 Man, I. s. 1. bcr OJJcnfcJ^ i 2. bcr OJIann^ 3. bcr 
 ©iencr, cont. Jtcrl, Surft^ej 4. vnig. bcr 
 (e^cs)9}?ann5 5.<?aw.bcr*8aucr (im 8(ba(^)i 
 ber ©tcitt (im Srctfpicl) j to a — , 1 . cinmu*^ 
 t^ig, 2. Vit> auf ben Ic^tcn OJIannj to be one's 
 own—, 1. fcin cigner ^crr feinj 2. fig. bci 
 (ob. ^err iibcr) ftcbfciitj ll.comp.— at-arms. 
 ein aSemaffneterj — of-war , bos ^riegSf^ifff 
 
 — of-war-bird , Orn. ber ^rcgattcnicogcl 5 — 
 child, ba5 ^ndbc^cnj — cook, bcr^ocbj — 
 eater, ber SIKenfdjcnfrcffer^ — hater, ber DJt-s 
 fcinbj — hole , T. bie 93lann = Sffnung, bas 
 9leimgung§lo(b (im ®ampffcjTcI)5 — i<iller 
 ber Sobtfcbtdgerj — midwife, bcr ®eburt&= 
 bclferj — milliner, ber 5Jfobesil[Saaren=^dnb= 
 Icr, SHobij^j Mhr-*. — rope of the bowsprit, 
 boS Saufftagj — ropes, bie ^allrecpS, — 
 servant, ber ^cbicnte 5 — trap, bie gupangcl. 
 
 To Man, v. a. 1. bemannen,bcfe§cn,QU§ruflen 
 (bcf. Mar.) J 2. fidrfcn, befcfligcn. 
 
 To Man'acle, v. a. ^anbftbclicn aniegcn, fcffcln. 
 
 Man'acles, s. pt. Ut ^Qnbf(^eUcn, |)anbfcffcln. 
 
 To Man'age, v. I. a. 1. tjanb^abcn , ccrroaltcn, 
 betreibcn, fut)ren, tcitcnj 2. abrid^tcn ; jurci* 
 ten , bdnbigcn 5 3. ju Olat^e balten , fioncn f 
 II. n. hk ®cf4)dfte fii^ren, leitcn, bcforgcn. 
 
 Miin'age, s. vid. b. ii. Management. 
 
 Man'ageable, I. adj. 1. ^onbIi(b,»ubanb^abcn5 
 2. lei^t abjurid^tcnj 3. Icnffam, bicgfamj II. 
 
 — ness, s. 1. bie |)Qnblid)fcit5 2. bicScnf* 
 famFeit, asiegfamfeit. 
 
 Man'agem^nt, s. 1. bieSScriDttltung, ^anbba* 
 bung, 95e^anblung, ©cftbdftsfii^rung, 2ei* 
 tung, Olcgierungj 2. Ut SScr^onblung , bcr 
 SSerfe^r, aSetricb, 3. bie ^anblungSwcifc im 
 ©cfd^dfti ba§ a5crl)alten5 4. bie ®cf(biceii(b= 
 Uit, ^unfl. 
 
 Man'ag^r, s. 1. bcr ^nfii^rcr, ^uffcbcr^SScrs 
 fte^er, SSerroalter, ©irigent, director 5 ©e* 
 ifcbdftsfii^rcr (cinea .^ttnbcl§baufc§, jc) j 2.bcr 
 factor i Unter^dnbler 5 Gypcbient j 3. bcr 
 §au&^aiter5 gutcSSirt^j ^Pflegcr. 
 
 Man'ageress, >v. bie ^ubrcrinn , SSorftcbcrinn ? 
 ^auS^dlterinn. [trcibungj bcr ®ebrou(|. 
 
 Man'a»-ery , s. bie SScrroaltung , ^u^rung, 56e; 
 
Mana 
 
 467 
 
 Mano 
 
 MSa'aging, comp. Com-*. — owner , ttx Mc 
 
 Sorrefponbcnj fu^rcnbe ^it * Sfl^ebcrj — 
 
 partner, l)er DoS ©efdjdft fii^rcnUe ^Cjfocie. 
 Man'akm, s. vid. Mannikin. 
 Man'atee, Mana'tl, s. Uv^anatie, Die BiitVL^. 
 Mana'tion^ vid. Emanation. 
 Manche, j.ifer.berlTrmel. [^QJonfc^ineHenbttum. 
 Manchineel'-tree, j-. -Bot.ber (giftigewcflinD.) 
 Man'cjple, s. Isv SStxroCLlUx,^au^alUVi SfO' 
 
 nom (eineS Qoaegiumg). [®erid)t§ 
 
 Manda'mus , s. Law , Der ©efc^l eineS ^o^ercn 
 Mandarin', s, DerSKttnDarin (t)orne^mc 6^ine= 
 
 fOi— duck, Die^etcrfoppe (d^inef. ©ntenart). 
 Man'datary, 5. 1. fcer SctoUmdc^tigte, Law, 
 
 ^anHtax 5 2. ber Durd) cin (pdpfilic^eg) 0}Jan 
 
 Dot eine ^frunbe er^altcn. 
 Man'date, s. baS SKonbat, ber aSefeblj ber 
 
 TCuftrag, bie TCnroeifung. 
 Man'daitory, I. adj. bcfe^Icnb, QibkUu'Hi U. s. 
 
 Lawy ber geri^tlic^ SSeouftragte, ®cooU» 
 
 md^tigte. [borfe (ber 2)re(^&ler). 
 
 Man'derjl, Man'derel, s. T. bie Sorfe , ^ol^Is 
 Man'dible, 1. s. ber »ffinnbQ(fen5 II. adj. efbar. 
 Mandib'ular, adj. ju bcn ^innbocfen ge^orig. 
 Mandrag'ora, Man'drake, s. Bot. ber ^Iraun. 
 Man'dr?i, Man'dril, rid. Manderil. 
 Man'drjce, s. 5KQ^ogont)^oIj QUS £Kabogo&CQr. 
 Man'ducable, adj. ju tauen, Cpbar. 
 To Man'ducate, v. a. Faucn, effen. 
 Manduca'tion, *. bo§ itauen, Gffen. 
 Mane, j. bie TO^nej — comb, bie ©triegelj — 
 
 Bheet, bie 9JfdI)nenberfe. 
 Maned, adj. eine 5)la^nc ^obenb. 
 Manege [manazUl , s. bic Oleitbo^n, {Reitf(^ule. 
 Mane'rial, vid. Manorial. 
 Ma'neg, s. pi. Myth, bie 3)Janen. 
 Man'ful, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. mannljQft, 
 
 mdnnlid^j HI. — ness, s. bie 5Dtann^Qftigf eit. 
 MSn'g^nese, j.Mn.berSSrounflein, ba§ SKong* 
 Mange, 5. bie Sfldube (ber 3:^iere). [an. 
 
 Man'g^r, s. bie ,% rippe, ber (gutterOSrog. 
 Mau'giness, J. bie JRdubig!eit, ^rd^e. 
 To Man'gle, v. a. 1. manbein, roUen j 2. cer* 
 
 fiiimmcln, serreipen, jerfe^enj s^rfd^neiben. 
 Man'gle, s. bie ^SJiange, aSdfdjroUe. 
 Man'gler , s. ber SScrf^ummlcr. 
 Man'go, s. 1. bic (ofiinb.) 5JjQngofru(^t j 2. bie 
 
 eingelcgtc S3ifam'9Kelone. 
 Man'grove, s. Bot. ber ^DKongelbaumj — crab, 
 
 Zooi. bie5)Joraft» ob. 5KongeIfrabbej— grape, 
 
 Bot. bie ©eetroubej — ropes, roefiinbifd^e 
 
 ©tridEe auS ber {Rinbeber weif enSt^isop^oraj 
 
 — snapper, Ich. ber Xippfif^. 
 Man'gy, adj. rdubig, frd^ig. 
 Man'hood [- 'hud] , *. 1. bie 5Kann^eitj 2.baS 
 
 9Xann§ttIter5 3. r>U 5Jfenf(^^eit. 
 
 Ma'nja, s. ber SBQ^nrmnj lit Sflofcrci. 
 Ma'niac, I. or Mani'acal, adj. WQ^nftnnigi ta^ 
 
 [enb 5 II. *. ber SBQ^nfinnige. 
 Maniche'an, I, orMani£hee',A\ber5Jiani^der j 
 
 II. adj. raanic^difd^. 
 Man'jcheifm, s. ber 5Kani(bdi§mu§. 
 Man'ighord, s. Mus. ba& 5KQnid)orb. 
 Man'icon, s. Bot. ber SSalbnad&tfdjtttten. 
 M.an'ifest, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. offenbar , au= 
 
 genf^einlid) 5 II. s. bQ§5)?Qmfeft : 1. bie offent* 
 
 lid^e 6rfldrung5 2. Corns, ber SBQQren*'2fn= 
 
 gabe=3ettel}— weight,ba&53Janifefl=®en)id^t. 
 To Man'jfest, v. a. offenbaren, anjeigen, funb 
 
 t^un, funb geben. [ma^ung. 
 
 Manjfesta'tion , a-, bie Sffcnbarung? aScfannts 
 Manjfes'tjble, adj. n)a§ ojTenbart, ic rocrben 
 
 fann. [feit. 
 
 Man'ifestn?8s, s. bie ,^lar^eit, ^ugenf(bcinli(^= 
 Manifes'to, s. vid. Manifest. 
 Man'jfold, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. mannid^foltig, 
 
 pielfditig 5 III. — ness, j.bie 53^Qnni(^fQltigFeit. 
 ManTg'ljons, s. pi. (Jwn. bie ^Qnb^Qben cincr 
 
 .Ronone. [rourjel. 
 
 Ma'nihdt, Ma'nj(h)8c, s. W ^anioi, GoffaDO' 
 Man'ikin, vid. Mannikin. [(bef. ber !2£frifQner). 
 Manil'lo , Manil'la , s. bcr S^ing , baS ^rmbanb 
 Man'iple , s. \}iz Btola eine§ OKcpprieftcrS am 
 
 linf en ^rmc. [arbeitung , ^ubereitung. 
 
 Manifpulji'tion, s. bef. T. bie SJe^anblung, fSt- 
 Mankind', s. 1. ba§ mcnfd^Iid^e ©cfd^tedbt j 2. 
 
 [raan'kind] bo§ mdnnli(^e ©efc^le^t. 
 Man'like, Man'ly, adj. mdnnlid), mann^aft. 
 Man'ljn^ss , s. bie SKdnnli^iBeit , ba§ mdnnlidje 
 Man'na, s. ba§ SJJanna. [Setragen. 
 
 Man'n^r, .v. 1. bic :iCrt, SSeifej 2. bie <BitU, 
 
 9JJanier} 3. bie 3)fiene , f)altung 5 4. bie (be' 
 
 fonbere) ^Kanierj in a — , geroijfermapen. 
 To Man'ner, v. a. moralifd^ bilben. 
 Man'nered, adj. 1. gefittetj ill—, ungefittetj 
 
 2. T. manierirt, in befonberer 5Jtanier. 
 Man'neri^m, .v. bef. T. 1. bic ^Kanierj 2. bie 
 
 ^Kanierirt^eit. 
 
 Man'nerist, s. T. ber SQlanierifl. [SebenSart. 
 Man'nerlin§ss, s. \i<x^ gefittete S3ctrogen,bie 
 Man'nerly, adj. & adv. gefittet, artig , manicr- 
 
 lid^. [2. T. ber ©liebcrmann. 
 
 Man'nikifn, .v. 1. ba& 5)Jdnnd)en , bcr3roergj 
 Man'nisb, adj. mann§^aft, unoerf(^dmt. 
 Manoeu'vre [manii'vur] , s. baS (gefd^icfte) 
 
 SWanoeuoriren, ber ^unflgriff. [oriren. 
 To Manoeu'vre, v. n. & a. (c;efd)idft) monoeus 
 Man'or, s. ba§ abclige ®ut, Sflittergut, Sanb* 
 
 gut, aSefiOt^um? 6rbgut5 a — in gross. Law, 
 
 bag 0led^t ber ©cric^tsbarteit, — house (— 
 
 seat), ba§ |)errcn^au5. [®uts«. 
 
 Mano'rial, adj. ein €fttttergut, 2C. betreffenb, 
 30* 
 
Mans 
 
 468 
 
 Marc 
 
 Manse, s. 1. bad ^farr|au§ , 2. basaSauer^ 
 
 l)ttu§, ber ^ttc^t^of. 
 Man'sion, s. 1. bieSBo^nung, 2. (—house) 
 
 ba§ SBo^n^auS, ^oul, Hmt^aui, ba§|)er= 
 To Miin'sion, v. n. wo^nen. [ren()ttu§. 
 
 Man'slaughter [— 'slater] , *. 1. ber DJienf(^cn= 
 
 morb, 2. Law , ber unioorfd|lic^e Sobtfd^lag. 
 Man'suetude [— 'swe — ] , s. bie ©anftmut^. 
 Man'tel, s. vid. Mantle, 3. 
 Mant'elet, s. 1. ba§ SKdntcId^cnj 2. Fort, bic 
 
 asicnbung, 3. bie JCamincinfaffung. 
 MiWtiger , *. Zooi. ber ^aoiQn. 
 Man'tle, A'. l.berSJJanteli longe ©d^leierj 2. 
 
 m-s, orman'tlings, pL Her. a) bie ^erab^Qn= 
 
 gcnbcn (Snben ber '^elmbecf e, 6)ber roeite3Kan= 
 
 tel i 3. (— piece, — shelf) ber ^aminflm§. 
 To Man'tle , v. I. a. ©er^iiUen , bebecfen, II. n. 
 
 1. bie glitgel auSbrciten, 2. fic^ auSbe^ncn, 
 
 fd^roeUen j 3. fic^ luftig mQ(3^en, fd^roarmcn, 4. 
 
 fc^dumcn, gd^ren, roaUenj 5. (baS ©efid^t) 
 
 mit ciner Sflot^e liberjie^en, aufroallcn. 
 Man'tua [ Wore, St. J., &c. ; man'tu, Sm.], s. 
 
 l.ber5Kantuatajfetj 2. ber ^rauenjimmcr= 
 
 montel^ — maker, ber grQUcnfd^neibcr, bie 
 
 ^usmac^crinn, SKobiflinn. 
 Man'ual, I. adj. 1. mit bcr ^anb oerri(^tet, 
 
 .^anb=5 2. eigcn^nbig? 3. Com. gongbar, 
 
 oerfdufli^ 5 II. s. bag ^onbbud^. 
 Man'ualist, *. bcr ^anbwerfer, |)Qnbttrbciter. 
 Manucap'tion, s. Law, bie S5urgfcl^aft burd) 
 
 ^anbfirift. [aSurge bur(^ ^^onbfd^rift. 
 
 Manucap'tpr, *. berfi^ftbriftlici^SSerburgenbe, 
 Manuduc'tion , j. Uc (4>Qnb=)Eeitung. 
 Manudiic'tor, s. ber ^uEjrer, Seiter. 
 Manufac'tory, I. *. 1. bie ^abri!, 5KttnufQCtar, 
 
 bag ^abri^®cbttube5 2.vid. b. f. SB., I.5 II. 
 
 adj. bie 50?anufactur bctreffenb j — man , ber 
 
 ^abrifarbeiter. 
 Manufac'ture [— tshur], s. 1. bie SScrferti= 
 
 gung, ^abriBationj 2. bie 9)Janufactur-3Boarc, 
 
 baS %ahviHti S.vid. b. ». SS., 1. 
 *To Manufac'ture, v. I. a. 1. fabricircn, »cr* 
 
 fertigen? 2. j>erarbciten(— into,in)i II. n. 
 
 gabrifarbeit treibeitj m-d goods, ^obrifate, 
 
 5}^anufactur = SBcaren 5 m-d produce , cerar* 
 
 bcitete ^robuctc. 
 *Manufac'turer, s. l.ber®en)erf=^err,^abri= 
 
 font, ^JJianufttCturiflj 2. bcr SBcrfmeifler, S5er= 
 
 fcrtiger,SSerarbeiter5 3. ber ?)}Janufactur='3fr= 
 
 beiter, SBerH)au§=lrbeitcr. 
 • Maifufac'turing , comp. gabrif=j — house, 
 
 vid. Manufactory, 1. 5 — town, bie ^abrif; 
 Manurais'sion, s. bie ^rciloffung. [©tabt. 
 
 To M.anumit', v. a. frei laffen, frei geben. 
 Manu'rable, adj. biingbttr, baubar. 
 Mjnu'r^nce, s. bie 5)unaunai bcrTfnbau. 
 
 To Manure', v. a. 1. bungcn, mifienj 2. frud)t- 
 Manure' , s. bcr ©unger, DJf ifl. [bar ma^en 
 Manu'r^r, s. ber ©iingenbc, ^elbbaucr. 
 Man'uscript, I. *. bag 9}ianufcript, bic ^aRb» 
 
 f^rift 5 II. adj. banbfcbrif tlitb. 
 Manx , adj. bic Snfei Man betrcjfenb j — man, 
 
 ber aScroo^ncr ber ^nfcl Man. 
 Man'y [men'i] (pL ». Much) .1. adj.Miik, fielj 
 
 — a one, mancber, mand^c, mand)e$j — a 
 time, — times, \>iclmal, mcbrmalg 5 mantbmati 
 
 — ways, auf \>ielcrlci "Kvti II. s. 1. bie 5Jfcngci 
 2. bcr grope |>aufc 5 a great — , einc grope 3aljl 
 Ob. ^Oiengcj III. comp. — cleft, cielfpaltigj — 
 coloured, f -farbig, bunt? — cornered, i>-C(f ig^ 
 
 — feet. s. ZooL bcr SS-fup, ^oIt)p,bic9}Jccr= 
 fpinne j — flowered , t>-blumig 5 — flowered 
 lily, Bot. bcr tiirfifcbc SBunb (bic SBcrglilic) i 
 
 — headed, P-fopfig ,* — peopled, polfrcicbi — 
 seeded, Diclfamig 5 — sided, 1 . tide ^artcicn 
 umfaffenb 5 2. fig. pielfcitig } — sidedness, 
 bic SBicIfcitigf eit 5 — valved, Bot. t-Happig, 
 D-fpcIjig. 
 
 Map, 5. 1. bic (2anb=)vKartC5 2. bcr ^brip. 
 To Map, u. I. a. 1. obsci(bncn, oufrcipcni 2. 
 entiDcrfcn, Joorjciibncn j II. n. (2anb=)^artcn 
 Ma'ple, s. Bot. ber ^borit- [madjcn. 
 
 Map'l)?^' » *• bic (2anbs)«KQVtenjei(bcnf unfl. 
 To Mar, v. a. 1. (pn). 7i.) pcrbcrbcn, bcf(bdbi» 
 Mar, *. bcr (©(banbO^tccf. [gen 5 2. cntflcUcn. 
 Mar'acock, s. Bot. bic ^affiongblumc 
 
 Maras'mus, *. Med. bic ^UgJC^rung. 
 
 To Maraud',u.a.plunbern, marobircn.[jlrci(bci . 
 
 Marau'der, *. bcr9ia<bsiiglcr, Oldubcrj 2anb= 
 
 Mar'ble,I.*. l.bcr ^Jiarmor, 2. bag marmornc 
 .ffunfimerf, bic SiJfarmcrtafcU 3. Typ. be 
 ©c^l^cin, 4. (-bowl) baS(B(bncUfdttl(beni 
 artificial —, ber ©tutf , (SipSmortcIj figured 
 -,bera5ilb= (ob. 2anbf(baf«=)^armor5 n. 
 adj. 1. marmom 5 2. (or done with — ) mar= 
 morirt. III. comp. — cutter, bcr O^-arbcitcr, 
 ©tcinpolircr} — hearted, ^arttjcrjig 5 — slab, 
 bic ^DJ-plattCj bcr *3JJ-tif(b5 — wash balls, 
 buntc ©cifenfugcln. [S^eifd)) bur(bn5a(bfcn. 
 
 To Miir'ble , v. a. marmorircn 5 marbled, (i\ 
 
 Miir'casite, s. Min. bcr OJJarfafit. 
 
 March, s. I. bcr (SKonat) ^axii II. 1. baS 
 (Sort=)<Sd)rcitcn5 2. ber OJlarfcb 5 a — upon 
 one, ein ^cimlicbcr SSorfprung iibcr ^emanb, 
 III. m-es, pi. \>ic SOlarfcn, ©rcnjcn. 
 
 To March, v. I. n. 1 . marf(bircn, (auOsicfecn, 
 2. geben, (\)orn)drt§»)f(brcitcn (au^fis.)i II. 
 a. marf(biren ob. aufjic^cn loffcn > — ing re- 
 giment, ba§ Snfantcricrcgiment. [5Jfar!grttf. 
 
 Mar'cher, s. bcr ©rcnsQuffcbcr, lord — , bcr 
 
 Mar'^hioness [ — 'shon — ], s. bie^DJorquifei 
 SJJorfgrdfin. March'pane, s. bcr SWarjipon 
 
Marc 
 
 469 
 
 Marq 
 
 Mir'cid, adj. 1. tatlf, ouggejeferti 2. ouS= 
 
 8e()renb (»on ^kbern, :c.)- 
 
 Mare, .v. 1. Die ©tute, bag 5}?utterpfert 5 2 
 
 rid. Night-mare; — colt, tag ©tUtenfiiUen, 
 
 — faced, mit flatter ©tirnj — 's tail, Bot 
 
 Ux ©(j^aft^alm. 
 
 Mar'garet, \. {ahhr. Mar'gary, Mar'gery, ©ret* 
 
 d)cn) 5)Jargaret^a (g-n.)-ft5ie5)Zargarinfaure. 
 
 Margar'jc, adj. ba§ SDJargarin betr. : — acid 
 
 Mar'garlte, s. bieperle. , Mar'gent, [.Margin 
 
 Miir'gjn, s. 1. t>er(@eiten=)9taut)52. boSUfer^ 
 
 Corns, to offer a fair — of ... , eincn fc^onen 
 
 9?u|en bieten oon ... 5 as per— , roie neben= 
 
 jlc^enDj named in the — , nebenfle()cnD ges 
 
 Ronnt. [begrenjen , cinfaffen. 
 
 ToMar'gin, v. a. 1. am Stance bemerfenj 2. 
 
 Mar'ginal, I. adj.; II. — ly , ado. an bett (Rant) 
 gefd^riebenj 9lanb=? — gloss, bie Slanbgloffe. 
 
 To Mar'ginate, v. a. ranbern, mit einemSflanbe 
 
 Mar'grave, s. ber 5D?arfgraf. [ioerfc^>cn. 
 
 MargriVviate, s. bie 5J?arFgrQffdjaft. 
 
 Mjir'griivine, J. bie 5i)?arfgrdfinn. 
 
 Mar'jan, s, 9Jlariane (^-n.). 
 
 Mar'iet, s. Bot. bag OJiarienglocfc^en. 
 
 Mar'igold, s. Bot. bie iRingelblumc. [mac^cn). 
 
 ToMar'jnrite, v. a. mariniren (mit (Sffig ein 
 
 Marine', I. adj. bie ®ee ob. boS ©eeroefen be 
 trejfenb, ©ee=5 — acid, vid. Muriatic acid 
 U. *. 1. bie 9)?arine 5 2. ber ©eefolbat. 
 
 IVCir'jner, *. ber ©eemann, ©(biffgmann, ^Ra^ 
 trofej — 's-compas8, bcr ©eccompopj — *«• 
 needle, bie SRagnetnabel. 
 
 Mar'ish, I. s. vid. Marsh; II. adj. vid. Marshy. 
 
 Mar'jtal , adj. ben G^emann betreffenb , e^cli^. 
 
 MSr'jtime, adj. bic ©ee betreffenb, ©ee=5 — 
 court , 1. bag TCffccuransgerid^t) 2. bag ©ce= 
 confulat) — laws, I.©cege[ete5 2. TCffecuronS' 
 
 MSr'jQram, s. Bot. bcr 2Raioran. [gcfe|c. 
 
 Mark, s. l.gRarfug(5K-n.)5 2.bie?H?ttrf (®e» 
 roit^t u. aJlunjeji 3. Com. bic 3)farfc, 5?um= 
 mer, 3a^^ bag ^a^lizid^tm 4. bag ORal, 
 Sronbmalj bie ©tricmc^ 5. bic ^ennung (on 
 ben^ferbegd^ncn)) 6. bie ©pur (au(b».)5 
 btr ^upflapfe; T. bag 3ei*en, ber ©tricb, 8. 
 bag (^cnn=)3eid)cn , QRerfmati 9. bag3icl; 
 bcr3ielpunft5 10. bie aBca(i^tung5 11. Mar. 
 a) (letter of — ) ber Goperbrief j ft) bog (5a= 
 pcrfc^iff 5 Com-x. — banco , O^Ror^aSonco 5 — 
 Lubs , SJJorf 2iibifd() j — man , — 's-man , ber 
 (gate ob. \6)Ud)tc) ©d^u^e. 
 
 To M.irk, V. I. a. 1. (to— out) 5ei(bnen,bci;ei(^5 
 Bcnj bef. Com. morfen, figniren,(2Saoren) 
 ou8jei(bnen, numerireni 2. mcrfen ouf ...5 
 beoiten, II. n. 1. aufmer!en, ^^t geben, 2. 
 angeben (». einer ©djrcibfcber). 
 
 Mar'k?dly, adv. beseitbncnb. 
 
 Mar'ker, s. 1. ber aSejeidjner, :c. cf. To Mark 
 2. ber QRorqucur, ©pieln3drter. 
 Mar'ket, I. s. 1. ber aRorft, ^R-pIo^j 2. i5er 
 4)anbelgpla§5 3. ber Sa^rmorft, bieSReffej 
 4. ber^aufu.©erfauf,|)anbelgterfc^r, SKoo^ 
 renobfo^, Tfbgang, 'S^tbif, 5. tcr (>:iRorft») 
 ^reigj — for cattle, ber SSie^morftj clerk of 
 the-, bcr «K-f(brciber, 53e-oogt, 5R-mei» 
 fter, to make a good — , cinen guten ^onbcl 
 mocben, mit (Seroinn oerfaufenj to meet with 
 a ready — , guten (fd^nellcn) Ibgong finben j 
 to understand the — , bie 9K-preife wiffenj 
 II. comp. — bell, bic 5R-gIorfe, OJJepglocfej 
 — cross, bog 3K-frcu5 (5um 3ei(ben top d)l. 
 gcbolten wirb), — day, ber 5R-tag 5 — dues, 
 bie 9R-gcbiibren , ©toblobgobcn 5 — folk(g), 
 r)U 2)Meute5 — geld , ber SR-joU j - house, 
 bog ^oufboug, Sager^oug, bie offentl. 5iiebcr* 
 loge, — maid, bog 5R-mdb(bcn, bie (Sin= ob. 
 SSerfduferinnj — man , bcr ^ohr, Sin^ ober 
 SJerfdufer j — penny, bog ^Z-gclb 5 — pennies, 
 pi. bic ©(brodnsclpfennige, Jtorbpfennigej — 
 place, ber 5K-plo^, 3R.5 — price, — rate, ber 
 SR-preig, - town , 1. bie 3R-flobt, ber 53?-= 
 fletfen, 2. ber ©tapclplofej — woman, bie ^o» 
 ferinn, Gin* ober S5crfduferinn. 
 
 To Mar'ket, v. n. 5Rdrrte bejicbcn , ju 5Karfte 
 fi^cn, foufen unb cerhufcn, ^onbcln. 
 
 Miir'ketable, adj. bef. Com.l. oerfduflicb, gang* 
 bori 2. preigrourbig, gut, in gutem 3uflonbc, 
 con guter Slualitdt. 
 
 Mar'king , comp. — ink , bie ((bemifdje) Sinte 
 gum 3eicbnenj — iron, bog 35rcnneifenj 
 JReipeifen. 
 
 Marl, s. bcr 9RergeI,bie^aIfcrbe5 argiiiaceouB 
 — , bog ©teinmorfj — pit, bie 3}f-grubc j — 
 slate, ber 5JJ fcbicfer. 
 
 'o Marl, V. a. l.mcrgcln, mit9}tergcl bungcnj 
 2. or To Mar'ljne, Mars, mit JRaobdnbem 
 umrointenj marling knot, ber 5)farlf(blag. 
 
 Mar'ljne, .v. Mar. bog €flaabanb j — splice, bag 
 ©pli§cifen. 
 
 Mar'lite, s. Min. bituminous — , bcr ©tinffalf. 
 
 Mar'ly, adj. 1. ooU SKergcI j 2. mcrgelartig. 
 
 Mtir'malade, Mar'malet, s. bic 9}?armclabc. 
 
 Marmu'rean, adj. marmom. 
 
 Miirmoset', s. bOg ^ff(bf n. 
 
 Miir'mot, s. Zool. bog OKurmcltbicr^ German 
 -, ber ^amfier^ — fish, /c/i.ber 3a()nbraffcn. 
 
 Mar66n', .v. ber 5Karon, ?Buftb-*Jtcger. 
 
 To MarCon', v. a. (S5erbrc(ber) on unberoopn* 
 
 Marque [raiirk] , rid. Mark.[tcr ,^iifle ougfe^en. 
 
 Marquee' [raarke'], .v. 1. tog SDfficierjcIt^ 2. 
 bie 3eltbe(fe j !IRorquife. [ler=)^rbeit. 
 
 Mar'qn?try [— 'ket — ] , s. bic cingclegte(3;ifcb« 
 
 Mar'quis, Mar'quess , 3. bcr SRorouig 
 
Marq 
 
 470 
 
 Mast 
 
 Mar'qai^ate, s. baS 9)Jarquifat. 
 
 Mar'rer, s. fccr SBcrtcrbsr , :c. cf. To Mar. 
 
 Marriage [— 'rjj] , *. 1. bie ^eirat^, pod^sCtt? 
 
 2. tiz S^e, — articles , ber ^cixat^^ttvtxa^i 
 
 — good, — portion , tie OJZitgabc^ — supper, 
 taS ^od)scitmal}i5 — tie, bas 6()ebanb5 — 
 vow, iaS Soroort. 
 
 * Marriageable, adj. (>eirat^gfd^ig, mannbttr. 
 
 Mar'rQquifm [— kin}, s. vid, Morocco, 2. 
 
 Mar'row, s. 1. bQ& ^'Raxti 2. fig. ber v^erii j 
 bone, ber DJJarBfnod^en, — fat, bie grope 
 engl. Grbfci vegetable — , Ut (sortflcifc^ige) 
 
 ToMar'row,r.a.mdftcn.[??rud)tbcg(gierfurbi§. 
 
 Miir'rGwish, adj. marfortig, marfig. 
 
 Mar'rowl?ss, adj. o^ne ^JtaxU fraftIo§. 
 
 Mar'rowy, adj. 1. marfig 5 2. fern^aft, fiar?. 
 
 Mar'ry, int.vulg.ay — l yes—! roa^rltd) ! ci 
 ittboC^! 
 
 To Mar'ry, v. a. 1. copuUrcn, trauenj 2. oers 
 ^eiratljen, (to, on) 5 3. (quc^ ^.) ^eirat^en. 
 
 Miirsh , s. bcr 5Korafl, <Sumpfi bef. Bot-s. — 
 bent, bQ§ ©umpfl^roufgraSi — cinqfoil , ba» 
 rot^e ^unffingerfraut, — crowfoot, bcr ®ift= 
 ^Q^ncnfup, — elder, ber aBafTer^olunbcr 5 
 
 — fever, bie SRorfd^Franf^eitj — gentian, bie 
 £ungenblume 5 — groundsel, W ©umpfJQ= 
 cobSblume^ — horse-tail, bcS ©umpffi^aft^eu^ 
 
 — land , baS OKarfd^lQitb j — mallow, bcr <Si= 
 bifc^j — marigold, bie Setter blumci — moss, 
 baS ©ternmoo^, — pine, bieSumpfficfer) — 
 rocket, ber ©umpfflee^ — samphire, bQ§ 
 ©lasfcbmolj , ©aljfraut j — spurge , bie 
 ©umpfcup^orbicj — tare, ©umpfmicfenj — 
 titmouse, bie ©umpfmeifcj — trefoil, ber 
 SSibcrfleej — worm, ber (Sump f fob enrourm. 
 
 MJir'shal, s. 1. bcr (^elb= u. ^of09}Zarf(^aU5 
 2. bcr ^offourier^ JBcigdnger, SJorbote, lord 
 or earl — , bcr Sberbofmarfcball, — of the 
 King's Bench, bcr ^uffe^er uber bie ®efcing= 
 niffc bc§ fonigl. SDberl)ofgeric^tg5 — of cere- 
 monies, ber Untcr=(5eremonienmeifler. 
 
 To Mlir'shal, v. a. 1. orbncn, flellcnj 2. Iciten, 
 
 Mar'slial^r, s. ber Inorbner. [fu^ren. 
 
 Mar'shalship, s. bag 3KarfdjaIlQmt. 
 
 Mar'sliy, adj. fumpfig, moraftig. 
 
 Mart. .V. hz\.fig. ber maxlt, etapelpla^. 
 
 MJir'tagon, *. Bot. bic ©olbtDUrj. 
 
 Miir'ten, Mar't«?rn, *. 1. ber QJiarbcr^ 2. bic 
 
 MVt/ja. .V. gj?art()Q (^-n.). [SKauerfcbroatbe. 
 
 ,\'Vtial, adj. 1. friegcrifij^^ 2. militorifij^j 
 jitiegS'i 3. Chcm. cifen^ttltig, eifen-. 
 
 Mar'tln. .v. I. ^Httrtin (50^-n.)i II. wrf. Marten, 
 1 . & 2. ^ — mas, ber 5Kartin§tQg 5 — mas beef, 
 \i(iih gerdu(bcrtc 9linbfleif(b. 
 
 ToMar'tjniite,!). a.(roegcn cineg Serbre(benO 
 in cine au§«)drtige ^olonie tjcrfc|cn. 
 
 Mar'tinet, s. 1. vid. Marten, 2. 5 2. [martinet^, 
 
 ber ftrengc 3u(i^t bcobad)tenbe ^riegSmann. 
 
 Mar'tjngal, ^.ber ©prungriemen (eine§3ugel§). 
 
 Mart'iet, s. 1. bieSJJluerff^walbe^ 2. uid. Mar- 
 tinet, 2.; 3. i/er.berSScgcI o^ne gupe.[leinen. 
 
 Miir'tCDn^ts , *. lU. Mar. Heine ©trictc, 3ug' 
 
 Mar'tyr, s. ber 51J^drti:)rer. [tern. 
 
 To Miir'tyr , D. a. gum ?Kdrtj>rcr macben, mor* 
 
 Mar'tyrdom, s. baS 5DtdrtQrcrtbum. 
 
 MartyrOl'pgy, s. bic 9}?drtQrcrgef(bi(bte. 
 
 Mar'vel, s. 1. boS SBunber j 2. uid. Jalap ; — 
 of Peru, Bot. bag ffialfamfrttut. 
 
 To Mar'v?l, v. n. |i(bn)unbern. 
 
 Mar'v?lous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. Wunberbar? 
 
 III. — ness, s. ba§ SBunberbare. 
 Ma'ry, s. 5Karie (^-n.) i — bud, vid. Marigold ; 
 
 — gross, ber 5}?ttriengrof(ben. 
 Mas'cle [mas'sl] , s. Her. bie StautC. 
 Mas'culiine, I. adj.; II. — ly, adt\ mdnnU(t>5 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie 5Kdnnli(bfeit. 
 Mash, s. 1. vid. Mesh ; 2. bQ§ ®emif(b j 3. \iai 
 
 SKengfutterj — pins, ^iletnabelnj — tub, — 
 
 tun, baS aKeif(bftt^, ber 9J?eif^botti(^. 
 To Mash, I', a. 1. jerfiopen, jerquetf^en 5 2. T. 
 
 meifcben. 
 
 Mash'y, adj. burcbcinanbergef^ampft, gemif(bt- 
 Mask, s. 1. lit. Si fig. bie m<xhU, ^oroej 2. bie 
 
 9}?ttSf erobc , 3. ber ©(broanf, boe ipoffenfpiel. 
 To Mask, V. I. a. 1. maSfircn, cerlarpcn j 2. 
 
 fig. per^uUen, perbergen j II. n. 1. fl(b mas» 
 
 firenj 2. fig. ficb pcrfleiben^ entflcUt fein- 
 Mas'k?r, s. bie magfirte *perfon, SOlQ&fc. 
 Mas'kfry, s. bQ§ SKaSf cnf leib 5 Vit 50?ummcrci. 
 Mas'lin, I. adj. gemengt j II. s. vid. Meslin. 
 Ma'son, s. ber ?Kaurer. 
 
 Ma'soned, adj. gcmQuert. [mtturercmbfeme. 
 Mason'jc, adj. frcimaureriffbj —jewels , ^rci» 
 Ma'sonry, s. 1. ba& 9}Jaucrn)erf 3 2. bic Wlau* 
 
 rcrfunft j 3. bie grcimQurerei. 
 Masquerade' [— k^r —],*.!. bie 5)?a§ferttbe 5 
 
 2. bie SSerfleibung. 
 *To Masquerade', v. I. n. |i(^ ma§!iren, maS» 
 
 firt gc^cnj li. a. maSfircn , pcrlorocn. 
 *Masquera'der, vid. Masker. 
 Mass, s. 1. bic9J?ttffe, OJJcngej 2. ber ^olben, 
 
 aSiHiorbftorf j 3. ber ©afe, einfa^ (tm ©picle); 
 
 4. Rom. Caf/i. Vie OJicffej — of bankruptcy, 
 
 bie 9)ta|fe cincS ^aUiten. 
 Mas'sacre, s. bttS ©emc^cl, Slutbab. 
 To Mlis'sacrc, v. a. nicbermc^etn, morbcn. 
 Mas's^t^r, s. Anat. ber ^QumuSFel. 
 Mds'sjcot , s. Chem. ba& S3leigclb. 
 Mas'sjn^ss , Mas'siveness , s. ba§ 50taf[tPC, 
 
 ^i6iU, ©(bwcrc. [plump 5 2. gcbicgeii. 
 
 Mas'slve, Mas'sy, adj. mafflt: 1. bi(bt, i^voet. 
 Mast, s. I. Mars. 1 . ber ?9taft,50^afibaumi 2. bic 
 
Mast 
 
 471 
 
 Math 
 
 etengcj - fid.M^Sc^Iop^ol, (tcr®tengeu)j 
 -head, bsr Sep (tie ©pi^e Oe& D)?a|^bau* 
 meS) i — maker , tcr 50i-nmad)er , ?K-nfe§er j 
 II. Die (eic^el=)2^a|l. 
 To Mast, r. a. Mar. bcmafien. 
 Mas'ter, s. 1. ber OJZcijtcr 5 2. ber ^err, Scfiicr , 
 ©cbieteri 3. t)Q§ ^aupt (comp. ^auptO/ 
 ber SSorgcfe^te, ^orfte^er, 4. ber (Sapitdn 
 cincs 4)Qnt)eBfd^iff§ , ©differ , 5. ber @4)iff§= 
 ^err, ^^otron, Ol^eberj 6. bcr <S(^iff§oberIieu* 
 tenant , 7. ber Sunf er, jimgc |>err , — at arms, 
 bcr (Sjerciermeiflcr, — ofthehouse, Der^auS= 
 ^err j — of the ceremonies, bcr 6eremonicn= 
 meifter5 — of the rolls, bcrSberfanjcttcibircc 
 tor, 2)berQuffebcr bcr^rt^iccj — in chancery 
 bcr ^aajcUeibeifi^cr, Sflefcrent? — general 
 (— of the ordnance) , bcr ^clbscugmeifter j - 
 attendant , bcr i>afcnauffe^cr , ^-meifter j - 
 builder, bcr (©d)if|3-)S3ttumei|^er j — gnnner 
 ber ajud^fcnmcifleri — key, bcr4>auptfd)lu(Kl5 
 
 — lock, baS 3:^urf£blop5 — mason , ber grci= 
 raaurcr im britten ®rabe j — note, Mus. bic 
 9}Jarimaj— piece, baS 9Kcij^crftU(f)— printer, 
 ber 35u(bbrucferl)crr , — teeth, bie tjorne^mflen 
 3a^nc J — warden, bcr 2)bcrQuffc^er j — (war- 
 den) of the mint, bcr SDiunjbircctor , 9)lun5= 
 roarbQin j — wort , Bot. bic 9)?eifiern)urj. 
 
 To Mas'ter , v. a. meiftcrn, bdnbigcnj hmaU 
 tigcn. [pit, bic fiebcrgrubc 
 
 Mas'ternig, s. T. bic i^cijc bcr Scbcrgcrbcr, — 
 
 Mrts't^rless, ad). l.^crrcnloSj 2. ungcbdnbigt. 
 
 Mas'terlike, Mas't^rly, adj. k adv. 1. mciflcrs 
 baft, mcifterli(^ 5 2. berrifib- 
 
 Msis'tership , s. 1. bic ^crrfd^aft j 2. bic ^ei' 
 fterfiaftj 3. ba§ luffeljeramt, 8el)reramt. 
 
 MJis'tery, s. 1. bic |)errf(boft, ber aSefi^ , 2.ba& 
 iSi(bbemeiflcru5 bicSKeiflcrfcbaft, S.bcrSSor* 
 jug, SSorrang 5 4. ber SJlufterpIa^. 
 
 Mast'ful, adj. maftrcicb (ooU 6i(beln , :c.). 
 
 To Mas'tjcate, v. a. faucn. 
 
 Mastica'tion, s. bag .ffauen. 
 
 Mastjca'tor, s. bcr ^aucnbc. [ba& ^aumittel. 
 
 Mas'ticatory, I. adj. faucnb, ,ftau» 5 II. s. Med. 
 
 Mas'tic, Mas'tjch, s. 1. ber ^JtoflijCj 2. bcr 
 ((StcinO^ittj 3. Bot. ba^ ^a^cntrautj - 
 of bees, ba§ S5or»a(b§j — thyme, But. bag 
 
 Mas'ticot, ind. Massicot. [XmbcrfraUt 
 
 Mas'tjff, s. bcr ,Seftenbunb5 SSuUcnbeifcr. 
 
 Mast'ljn, vid. Meslin. 
 
 Mat, .V. I. abhr. fl. Matthew , Martha ; II. bic 
 5JRattc, 95infenberfcj chafed mats , Mar. gcs 
 fpicf tc ^Ratten j mat-bed, bie ^attal^t j Bot-s. 
 
 — felon, ba§ ISaufenbgulbenf rautj — gra8s,ba& 
 SSorflengraS 5 — seller, ber 5>Iattcn^anblcr 5 
 
 — weed, bic 5J?attcnbinfen. 
 
 To Mat, V.I. a. 1. mit SOtattcn bcbecfcn, 2. iri' 
 
 etnaaberflc(^tcn , oerfilacnj II. n. flatten 
 
 Matadore', s. Gam. bcr^&iatabor. [madicn. 
 
 Match, .V. 1. bic Suntc, 3unbrutbc, ber 3unber5 
 2. bcr ©c^rocfelfabcnj bag <Sd)n)efcl^6Ij(bcn, 
 3unb^6lscbcnj — box, bie ^unbcrbiicbfc} - 
 lock, ba§ 2untcnf(blof . 
 
 Match, s. 1. ba§ ©IcicbC; ^aJTcnbCj love — , 
 bic Sicbfcbaft 5 2. bic |)eiratb 5 *partic j 3. baS 
 ©pici, bcr SBcttftreit, bicSBcttej 4. Ut (3agb=; 
 3C.) ^particj a — for . . ., ber SKann fiir . . . , 
 binldnglid^ gcnjac^fen, he has not his—, cr 
 bot ni(bt fcineS ©Icicben, to seta — , cincSBc= 
 ^cUung mocbcnj ('tis) a — , toppl c§ gilt, — 
 maker, bcr (S^cflifter. 
 
 To Match, V. 1. a. 1. glcid^ fommcn, glci(b fcin, 
 gleitbcn, 2. cin ®Ici(Jc§ finbcn ob. ^aben, (ft- 
 waSbcrgleicbenaufwcifenj 3. ccrglcidjcn j 4. 
 paaren , poarwcife jufammcnflcUcn ob. Icgcn ; 
 5. cntfprc(bcnb rod^len, anpajfenj 6. gcroadj- 
 fcn fcin, c$ aufnebmen mit ... j T. t>erbinbcn» 
 Dcrbcirat^cn, 8. (gaffer) fdjrocfclnj II. «. 1. 
 (fi(biocrs)^ciratbeu5 gcpaart feinj 2. gcmdS 
 feini (sufammen) pajTcn, ficb [d)icfcn j th^ woli 
 goes to — , bcr SBoIf ift in ber SJrunfl. 
 
 Match'able , adi. roaS man paarcn, ccrglcidjcn 
 tann , ocrgleicbbar. 
 
 Match'l?ss, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. o^ne®Ieicben, 
 anpcrgleid)li(b j HI. — ness, s. bie Uni?cr» 
 glci(blidjfeit. 
 
 Mate , 1. adj. matt (im ®d)a(bfpiele) j II. s. 1 . 
 ba& 9Katt im @d?a(ftfpiele5 2. 5cr Scfibrtc, 
 ®efpiele j 3. bcr Sifcbgeno^ 5 4. oer vSatte, bic 
 ©attinnj baS 5J?dnn^cn, S[Bcib(!ben (5et 
 Sbicre) i .5. bcr ©cbiilfc, ®cfcU5 6. Sealang. 
 (master's— ) ber Untcrfd)iffcr, iSteuermann 
 5J{aati surgeon's — , Der Untcrwunbarjt. 
 
 To Mate, V. a, 1. (fid)) paaren, »>crbinbcn j 2. 
 glei(bcnj 3. fi(b glcicb flcUen, cS aufnc^men 
 mit ...5 4. matt matben (im ©tbocbfpiclc). 
 
 Mate'(?s8, adj. otjne ©efd^rtcn, 2c. 
 
 Mate'rjal , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1 . matcricll, 
 f6rpcrli^5 2. ^offlicbi 3. roitbtig, wcfcntlidb 5 
 III. m-8, s. pi. bic ?)3tatcrialien, bcr (SBcrf=) 
 
 Maite'rialism, j.bcr5!)Zatcriali6mu§. [©tojf. 
 
 Mate'rialist, s. Ph. ber !»iaterialifl. 
 
 Materiality, Mate'rialness , ,v. I. ba& DJlatcri* 
 eile, korpcrli^cj 2. boi SBcfentlicbe. [ten. 
 
 To M^te'rjalize, v. a. f6rpcrli(bma(ben, geflal; 
 
 Mater'n^l, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. muttcrlid). 
 
 Mater'iijty, *.bie5Kutterf(baft3 OJ^iittcrliAPcit. 
 
 Mat/iemat'jc, I. or— cal, adj. ; II. — cally. ndn. 
 mat()cmatifd)5 III. m-s, .v. bie OKotbematif. 
 
 Mat/iematl'ci^n, s. bcr ?!Katl)cmatifcr. 
 
 Ma'^/ies, .V. Bot. bic wilbc ^amiUc. 
 
 Maf/te'sis, s. bic ?ly7atbematif. 
 
 Mat(h)n'd?, s. gjJatbilbe (^-n). 
 
Mati 
 
 472 
 
 Meag 
 
 Matin, 1. adj, frii^, OJJorgen^j II. m-s , v. pL 
 
 baS WoxQtn^thtt, tic gru^mcffe. 
 Mat'rass, *. 1. Chem. DttS ©efiinirglo^ 5 2. or 
 
 Mat'tress, bic 3KtttrQ|e. 
 Ma'trice, .v. 1. Anat. t)ic (®cbar=)5)?uttcr5 2. 
 jf'. bie®ief mutter j bcr ^rdgficcf, :c. g:en. 
 
 )>ie 9J?Qtrisc. [tcrmorber. 
 
 Mat'ricide, *. 1. Dcr 9}tuttcrmort 5 2.t5er9}Jut= 
 Matric'Qlar, T. s. bie 9)?atriM> II. arfj. t)ie 
 
 •ikatrifcl bctr., SWotrifels. [immatrifuUren. 
 To Matric'ulate , v. a. (bcf. Ac.) einfdjreibcn, 
 Matnc'ulate, I. ad;, immatrifulirt 5 IT. J. t>cr 
 
 3mmQtri!uIirte. 
 
 Matricula'tion, j. tit SntntQtrffuUruRg. 
 Matrimo'nial, T. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. c^elic(>. 
 Mat'rjmony, s. t)er @^cflanb, bie e§e. 
 Ma'trix, vid. Matrice. 
 Ma'troa, s. 1. Die ?5Katrone, (altc) ©ttmcj 3. 
 
 oie |>ebQmme5 ^ofpitolmuttcr. 
 Mat'ronal, adj. 1. cine SRatrone bctreffenb 3 
 
 2. cr Ma'tronlike , Ma'tronly, mtttroncn^aft, 
 
 dltUdb, e^rbar, gefe^t. [moien. 
 
 To Mat'ronize, ,v. a. jur ^JJatronc (gefe^t) 
 Matros's^s, *. pi. Mil. Untcrfttnonicrc. 
 Mat'ter, l.s. 1. \>k ^aUm, Der ®toff j 2. 1)er 
 
 Siter j 3. feer ®egenflanb, bie ©ttc^c, TCngelc* 
 
 gen^eit? 4. bie Urfa(&e j 5. Typ. a) OKonu* 
 
 fcript (ffir ben iSe§cr)5 6) bie Qbgcfe§tcn So^ 
 
 lumnciti — of(the)fact, I. j. bic S^tttfatb^, 
 
 bcr3:^atbcftQnb5 II. adj. l. t^atfO£^U*5 2. 
 
 (trorfen) roirflic^^ profaif(^5 what's the — ? 
 
 njQS giebt'S ? wooon ift bie Olcbe? what's the 
 
 — with her? rooS fe^It i^r? ('tis) no— , cS 
 
 t^ut ni^U ) fommt nii^tS tarouf on. 
 To Mat'ter, v. imp. e§ Uegt (ml, :c.) baron, 
 
 c0 ift loon (grof er, feiner, :c.) SSit^tigfcit. 
 Matthew [ma</i'u] , s. gjiott^OUS (OJi-n.). 
 Mat'tings, s. pi. boS 5UJattenn)erf , bie @tro^- 
 Mat'tock, s. t^ii ^am, ^acfe, ber ,ftQrft.[t*ecfcn. 
 Mat'tress, vid. Matrass, 2. 
 Mat'tyj v. abbr. ft. Matthew, Mathilda. 
 To Mat'orate, v. I. a. vid. To Mature ; II. n, 
 
 l.rcifracrbcn) 2. titzm. 
 Matnra'tion, s. 1. ba§ 9leifcn, bie 3eitigung} 
 
 2. Med. iik ^iterung. 
 Mat'urative , adj. 1. rcifcnbj 2. jum 6ttern 
 
 iringenb. 
 Multure', I. adj.; n. — ly, adv. reif, gcitig. 
 To Mature', v. I. a. reifen, reif motbcnj II. n. 
 
 rcif TOcrbcn. 
 Matu'rjty, .v. 1. bie JHcifc j 2. Com-s^ ber SScr= 
 
 foD, bie 3a^lungsjeit (». SBc(]^fcIn)j at-, 
 
 pr ScrfaUjeit. 
 
 Mat'utinal, adj. morgenbtid^, %vix\}'. 
 Mand, abbr. ft. Matilda. 
 Maad'lin, I. adj. betanbt, benebelt, tclb truus 
 
 !cn j II. s. 1. abbr. ©on Magdalen , Scnsbcn 
 
 (g-n.)5 2. 5oi.bic Salfamgorbc. 
 Maul, s. 1. ber ©(blogcl, fc^wcrc .jammer j 2. 
 
 ber ^rugel, - stick, ber Sc^nflorf ber 0}?Q(cr. 
 To Maul, V. a. (ser)f(t)Iagen, flopfen, flompfcn. 
 Maun'dy-thurs'day, s. ber grunc S)onncr)lag. 
 Miiu'rjce, s. 5!)Jauritiu§, a)?ori§ (3)l-n.). 
 MiiusQle'an, adj. tin IDenfmal bctrcffenb. 
 Mausole'um, s. ba§ ^Qufolcum. 
 Ma'vjs, s. Orn. bic ©ongbrojfel. 
 Maw, s. 1. ber Wa^m (i\ S^icren, nur conU 
 
 ». 50ienfd()cn) j 2. ber ^ropf (eine§ SScgctd) i - 
 
 worm, ber ©puIjDurm. 
 Maw'kjsh, I. adj. 1. cfcl^oftj 2. ^g. gcf^motf = 
 
 Io§, mottj IT. — ness, s. boS efclljaftc. 
 Max'illair,Miix'illary, adj. Jii ben .filnnbocfcn 
 
 gc^6rig,S3Qcfen=. 
 Max'im, *. bie 9)?ayimc. 
 Max'jmum, s. ba§ OJ^orimum, Com. ber f)6d)fu 
 
 ©o| (^reis) cincS (SBaorcnO^rtifclg. 
 May, >v. ber (3)? onot) 9J?ai j — bloom, tic S[Beip= 
 
 bornblut^e j — bee, — bug , ber OJJoifaferj — 
 
 bush, bie ^roergquitte, — day, ber crfle 5)?aii 
 
 — days, ^reubentage, ^cfltagej — Hower . — 
 lily, ba& SKoiblumcbcn j — tly, bie SBajfergrinej 
 
 — lady, bie ,^6niginn am ^Koifejle^ — pole, 
 ber ^Koiboura, tit ^'Raia — weed , tit fttn- 
 Fenbc ,Karaiae> — worm , ber OJJairourm. 
 
 May, V. d. ir. n. mogcu, f onncn, burfcn j — 
 
 It please y oar Majesty, ©». ^lKQie|iat geru^cn^ 
 
 may-be, may-hap, mcllci(bt. 
 To May, u.n. ©lumcnom^Kdimorgcnptlucfcn. 
 May'or , s. bcr OJ?Qire, Siirgcrmciflcr 5 >ord — , 
 
 ber JBurgcrmcifier »on 2onbon ober §)crf. 
 May'oralty, s. ba§ Tfmt, bie SBiirbc einc§ ^yHai' 
 May'oress, s. bie aSurgermciftcrinn. [rc§, it. 
 Maz'ard , .v. (n.ii.) bcr vffinnbocfcn. 
 Mazarine', *. 1. ba§ ©d^Quelfeni bic gefuUtc 
 
 SortC) 2. ber fcinc SSufenfireifj 3. — blue, 
 
 ba» Dunfclblouj 4. boS bloue Ropier. 
 Maze, s. ber S^i^Qong, ba§ 2abt)rintb. 
 To Maze, vid. To Amaze. 
 Ma'zy, adj. Iabi)rintif(b, voU ^rrgonge. 
 Me, (bcr oblique SofuS 1. 1) mir, mi(b. 
 Mead, s. 1. ber Wtt^j 2. * ber TTngcr, bie 
 
 DJlotte, SSiefe. 
 Mead'ow, s. bie SBicfcj — bouts, bie 5)cttcr= 
 
 ober Sutterblumc 5 — campion, bic ^etbnclf e 5 
 
 — grass, bttS S5iebgrQ§, StifpengroSj — 
 ground, bad SBiefcnlanb? — iron - ore, bo§ 
 2B-ner5, bcr Olafcneifenftcin 3 — lark, bic 
 SB-Klcrcbe^ - pinks, bic ^ucfucfSblumc, — 
 rue, bic SS-nraute 5— saffron, Ut SS-njcitlofe i 
 
 — saxifrage, ber ©efcl? — sweet, — wort, 
 bag 50?e^lfrauti -trefoil, berSB-nfrce. 
 
 Mea'ger, I. adj.; II. - ly, adv. (a\X^Ji<J.)mQ' 
 
Meax 
 
 473 
 
 Medi 
 
 ger, Hxxzi — days, gefltage , III. — ness, s. 
 
 Meak, *. tit <Senfe, @i(^el. [t)ie ^Qgcrhit. 
 
 Meal, .V. I. 5q» (grobgcmal^Ienc) OKe^Ij - 
 brimstone, Dcr gcflofene ©c^roefelj — man 
 ber Q)?-()diU>Icr5 - meat, bic5)i-fpeife5lUa§ 
 ma% bic 3KQ^l5eitj - time, biee^jeit. 
 
 Mea'ly, adj. 1. me^Ugj 2. me^lidjt, wic mit 
 3Re^I beflreut, bepubertj — mouthed, 1. 
 [(^uitern, oerjagt im S^lcben, 2. ^cuct>Ierifd() » 
 — tree, ber 3JJe^lbaum. 
 
 Mean, T. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. gemcin, nic* 
 brig j 2. geringfugig, »crdd>tlid)5 3. geringc, 
 fd)le(^t, elcnb, erbdrmlid>. 
 
 Mean, I. adj. 1. mitUl, bur(^f(^nittli(^ j 2. 
 mittclmdfig } 3. 3n)ifc^cn=5 — cliff, Mm*, ber 
 Scnorf(^lujfeI^ — paper, OJiittclpopier 5 — 
 parts, 5Kittclflimmen CKlt unb Ztnov)i (in 
 the) — time, — while, mittlcrwcilc, itiimi^txi, 
 unterbeffen, n. s. 1. baS SDJittel, uid. Means, 
 p/.5 2./fgr. bie ^Kittclftropej 3. bie 3roifc^cn^ 
 jeiti 4. i\f»j. bie 9)iittelflimmc, ber Senor. 
 
 To Mean, v. a. (jun). n.) 1. meinen,ben!enj2. 
 roottcnj beabfiitigenj 3. bebcuten, fagcn 
 njollen. [bas S^rgciroinbc. 
 
 Mean'der, s. bic (gefd^ld«gclte) ,5trummung, 
 
 To MeanMer, v. n. fxdf [(^Idngcln, jid^ roinbcn. 
 
 Mean'drian, Mean'drous , adj. mdonbrif^, jld) 
 fd^ldngelnb^frumm. 
 
 Mea'njng, .v. 1. \)k 3}?cinung, "Khfid^t, ®cfin= 
 nung, 2. ber Sinn, bie Sebcutung. 
 
 Mean'ness, s. 1. bic @emcin^eit5 2. bie 9^116= 
 brigfeit, @c^lec^t^cit^ 3. bie 50?ittelmdpigfeit. 
 
 Means, a\ pi, 1. bic SRittcI, bag SSermogen j 2. 
 baS 0)JitteI, bic Urfadjc 5 by that — , babur^ 5 
 by — of, oermittelft, burc^i by all (any) — , 
 f(^Ie(^terbing$ , ttuf aUc^dUci by no— , Quf 
 feinc aSeife, ganj unb gar (burd^ttus) ni^t. 
 
 Meant, pret. k part. t?. To Mean, qv. 
 
 Mear, vid. Mere. Mearl, s. Orn. tik ^fmfel. 
 
 Mease, s. ba&5Ka^ con 500@ti!tcf (^dringen). 
 
 Mea'sled, I. adj. 1. maferfranfj 2.vic/. Measly; 
 II.— ne88,*.bie^innenfranf^eit(berScbn)eine). 
 
 Mea'sles, s. pi. 1. bic ^Jtafcm, 2. Ketbicgin= 
 nen (bci ©cbroeincn)} 3. bic ^arben (an 
 
 Meas'iy, adj. 1. finnig j2.mafcri(^t.[35dumen). 
 
 * Mea^'urable [raezh' — ] , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 I. me^barj 2. mdfig? III. — ness, »■. bie 
 DJJe^bQrffit. 
 
 ♦Meas'urage, s. Com, ba§ 9J?ef to^n. 
 
 Meas'ure [mezh'ur], s. 1. t>a^ 50?ap (and) 
 Gram. , Mus. , &c.) ; 2. ba& S5ert)dltnip j 3. 
 ber ^Kapi^ab 5 4. bie 5)lenfur (ber Drgelpfci= 
 fen, :c.)5 5. lyp. bic a3reite berSolumncj 
 figs. 6. bic ®renje5 l'. ^ie -^d^igfcit j S. bie 
 ^Wofregel; beyond — , fiber bic SWafenj iui 
 some — , gemjfer SKapen, ii a great — ,' 
 
 uberauS , fe^r 5 — note , Mus. bic ganje 
 
 Sactnotc, ber ganjc @(blag. 
 *To Meas'ure, v. a. 1. mcffcn j oib-, lu-, auS* 
 
 obcr ccrmefen, 2. gro^ fcin, mejfcn. 
 * Meas'ureless, I. adj. unermepli(l> } II. — ness, 
 
 s. bie Uncrmcplic^feit. [ncnin^alt c. (SdjiffcS. 
 ♦Meas'urem^nt, .v. I.bic93?cffung j 2. ber Son - 
 ♦MeasV^r. *. ber 3J?cffcr5 Sanbmcjfcrj — 's 
 
 fees, ber ^Zcplo^n. 
 *Meas'uri"S» !• *• 1. bicSWcpfunfl? 2. Com. 
 
 ber OKcplo^nj II. comp. mepi ^Jlapi- 
 
 cast, ber Stidjtrourf j — chain, bic 5)U'ptcttc j 
 
 — tape, ba§ SRcpbanb, ber OJJcpriemj — 
 
 wheel, vid. Perambulator. 
 Meat, s. 1. U& ^leifd)^ 2.bic@pcifc, ?ta()= 
 
 rung, ba& gutter j an egg full of — , cin 
 
 t>oUe& Gi) — offering, ba§ ©pciSopfcrj — 
 
 sausage, ^(cifc^TOUrfl, SSratTOUrf^ 5 — screen, 
 
 ber @pcifcf(^ranf 5 — stand , ber Uaterfa^ sur 
 Mea'ted, adj. gcfpcifct, gcfiittcrt. [^-[(^ufTcl. 
 Mea'tiis, s. Anat. ber ®ang (im ,ff6rpcr). 
 To Meaw', To Meawl', v. n. miaucu. 
 Meaz'ljng, vid. Mizzling. 
 M^ghc^nMc, I. or — cal , adj. II. — cally , adv. 
 
 1. Me(banif(^5 2. i^anbwerfgmd^ig, !unfllo§5 
 
 3. gemcin, nicbrig, HI. a-, ber ^anbroerfcr 
 
 lY. m-s, s. pi. bic ^Kcd^anif j V. — calnes8,.v. 
 
 baS OJlcdjomft^c. 
 Mechani'cian [— nish'an] , s. ber ^?cdb«nifer. 
 Mech'anism, s. bcr 0)Jc(§ani$mu5. [f(^initl- 
 Mech'anist, s. 1. ber OJict^anifulj 2. bcrOJta^ 
 Mech'lin, s. Geog, 3)le(^clnj — lace, mcd?c(« 
 
 ncr (brabanter) @pi§cn. 
 Mechijnet', s. Com. eiit feincS ^alb IcincncS, 
 
 ^alb baummoUcncS SBcflcnjcug. 
 Meck'l?nburg, s. Com. cin gldnjcnbcr buntcr 
 
 aSoIIcnfloff au§ 5iorn)i(^. 
 Med'al, s. bic 9)?ebttille, <S(^aumunsc, ®enf^ 
 
 munjc [tifrt). 
 
 Medal'ljc, adj. ^Bliinjen bctrcjfcnb, numidma- 
 Medrd'ijon , s. la^ 5KcbaiUon. 
 Med'alist, s. bcr OJiunjcnfcnncr. 
 ToMed'dle, v. n. 1. fi(b mift^cn (with, in), 
 
 ii<^ cinmif(^cn5 2. fu^ abgcbcn (mit). 
 Med'dl?r, s. bcr Ginmcnger, :c. cf. b. v>. SB. 
 MedMlesome, I. adj. fi(b cinmifdtienb j l\. — 
 
 ness, .V. bic ®u^t fi(^ cinjumengcn. 
 Mediae'val, adj. mittclaltcrlidj. 
 Me'dial, itdj. mittcl, bur(^f(l^nitt»=. 
 MeMjan, adj". in ber OJiitte, mittclj — paper 
 
 baS 5Rebittnpapicr5 — vein, Anat. bic 9)Jc* 
 Medjiin'te, s. Mits. bcr ^ittclton. [bianabcr. 
 Medjas'tjne, s. Anat. baS WltttlftH. 
 To Me'diate, v. a. & u. rcrmittcln. 
 Me'diate, I.ac/;".; II.— ly,ady l.inbct ?J?ittC 
 
 (bojTOifd^cn) Uegcnb i 2. mittelbar. 
 
Medi 
 
 474 
 
 Memo 
 
 Medja'tion, s. 1. bicSSermittcIuugj 2. T. Die 
 ©urcfet^cilung. [ler, UnterljanDIcr. 
 
 iWed!a't7r , *. 1. 'ntv ^iittUx j 2. ber SSermitt* 
 
 Mediato'rjal, adj. ten SSermittlcr bctrcjfenl), 
 
 Media'tQrship, s. t)tt§ OJiittlcramt. [gjJittler*. 
 
 Medja'trjx, *. Die SSermittlcnnn. 
 
 Med'jc, s. (— fodder) jBoi. ttx ©d^ncdfcttHcc. 
 
 Med'icable, arfj. ^eilbar. 
 
 Med'ical, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. mebijinifd^. 
 
 Med'jcaraent, *. fcQ§ "Xrsneimittcl. 
 
 Medjcamen'tal , I. adj. 5 II. — ly, adv. met)i^i 
 m]6), ^cilfam. 
 
 To Med'jcate, v. a. mit ^rjnei ocrmifd^en, 
 fd^raangern^ m-d herbs, ^tilMnUx^ m-d 
 Yapour-bath, DqS ^rduter* (©ampf=)58at) , 
 m-d waters, ®efunt)brunitcn. 
 
 Medjca'tion, s. 1. bic SSerfc^ung mitXrjncij 
 
 2. bcr Tfrsneigebraud^. 
 
 M^dig'inal, I. adj. ; II.— ly, adv. 1. mebicinift^, 
 
 ^cilfrdfttg, 4>eil*5 2. ^rsncU. 
 Med'jcme, *. bie SOtcbijin. 
 Medi'ety, s. baS SKittel, bcr ©urd^fd^nitt. 
 Me'djocre, adj. mittclmafig. [SWdfigung. 
 Mediocrity , f. 1. bie 9Kittelmdfig!eit^ 2. bie 
 To Med'itatc, v. I. a. 1. im (Binnc ^aben, 2. 
 
 ubcrlcgcn, (ubcr) bcn^enj H- w. ntt(bbcnfen. 
 Med jta'tion, ^.bicSSetrad^tung, baSStac^bcnfcn. 
 Med'itative, adj. nad^benfenbj ticffinnig. 
 Medjt^rra'nean, Medjt^rra'neous, I. adj. 1. 
 
 mittcUdnbifd^ i 2. tnlanbif(^ 5 n. *. ba§ xtdttcU 
 
 lanbifd^c SKccr. 
 Me'diijm, s. 1. bcf. P/jy. bttS ^Olcbium, 2. US> 
 
 gyjittcl: a)bcr©ur(^f^mtt5 6) bie SScrmit= 
 
 tclangj 3. Log. bcr SKittcIfo^ 5 4. (— paper) 
 Med'Iar, s. bic QKispel. [bas 3)JebiQnpttpier. 
 Med'Iey, *. baS ©emengfcl , ber 5Kif(bmQf(b 5 — 
 
 cloth, in ber SBoHc gefdrbteg Zui. 
 Medul'lar, Med'ullary, adj. niarfig,5JJarf'. 
 Meed, *.*l.ber 8o^n,bie®abc 5 2.ba§ SSerbienfl. 
 Meek, I. adj.^ II. — ly, adv. 1. fanft, fttnft* 
 
 mut^tg; 2. bcmfit^igj HI- — ness, *. bie 
 
 Gonftmut^. 
 
 To Mee'ken, v. a. bcfdnftigcn, cr»ci(bcn. 
 Meer, vid. Mere. 
 Meet, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. f(^i(f lid^ , bienlicb, 
 
 pQffenb} III. — ness, s. bic ©(^idflid^Mt, 
 
 Zauo,\i6)Mt. 
 To Meet, v. I. a. 1. cntgcgengc^cnj jufammcn* 
 
 treffcn mit ... 5 2. (on) trcjfcn, 3. bcgegncnj 
 
 ^.fig. ftnbcnj II. n. 1. (t(^ begegnen, 2. jus 
 
 fommentreffenj 3. pfammenf ommcn, ft^ oer* 
 
 fammcin j to — with . . . , 1 . (Qn)treffcn , fin= 
 
 bcH) 2. (»om @turmc,:c.) bcfQlIcniDerbcn, 
 
 3. (SScrluftC; 2C.) crleiben, crlebcn. 
 Mee/ting, .v. 1. ba& 3ufammentrcffcnj 2. bic 
 
 3itT(rmmenfunft , Unterrebung? 3. bie S5er= 
 
 fammlungi — house, 1. ba§ SSerfammtung$» 
 ^ouS 5 bic ^crbergc 5 2. bie^ir^f'c, gapelic, 
 ru call a — of creditors, Com. bic ©Idubigcr 
 con»ocircn. [(S-n.). 
 
 Meg, s. ahbr. ft. Margaret ©rcte, ®rcti^cn 
 
 Me'grim, s. Med. tk 9)?igrdne. 
 
 Mel'ampode, s. Bot. bic [(^iDttrjc STic^njurj. 
 
 Mei'angholic, adj. l.mcland^olifd^ j 2.trQurig, 
 
 Mel'ancholjness, s. \ia?> 9JJcIand^oIifd)C.[unfclig. 
 
 Mel'ancholjst, s. bcr OJlclaiKpoUfcr. 
 
 Mel'ancholy, I. s. bic 0}?cland^olic j II. adj. 1. 
 mclond^olifi , 2. traurig , trQgifd() j — thistle, 
 
 Melas'ses, vid. Molasses. [bic cngl. ©iftcl. 
 
 Meljcot'ony, Mellcot6on', s. bic ©pdtpfirf(^c. 
 
 Mel'jlot, s. Bot. bcr |)onigHcc. [tocrbcn. 
 
 To Me'lioritte, v. I. a. ccrbcffcrn} II. n. bcffcr 
 
 Meliora'tion, s. bic SScrbeffcrung , SScrcfcclung. 
 
 Melirferous, adj. ()onigrcicb. 
 
 M^llifjc, adj. 4)onig crjcugcnb. 
 
 Mell.ifica'tion, s. ba§ 4>onigmad^cn. 
 
 Mellifluence , s. bcr ^onigtlup. 
 
 Mellifluent, Mellifluous, adj. 1. t»on 4)0nig 
 flicf cnb 5 2. ^onigfiif , licblicb. 
 
 Mel'llte, s. Mirt. ber ^onigftcin, 9}?cUt. 
 
 Mei'low, I. adj. 1. murbc,rcif,fQftig52.fQnft5 
 3. beraufc^t, II. — ness, .v. I. bic S5cii()cit, 
 gicifc5 2. biciSanft^cit. 
 
 To MeI'lOw, V. I. a. murbc, wcid^, rcif matbcn » 
 
 II. n. murbc, u. werben. 
 Meflowy, adj. n)Ci(b, fttnft. 
 
 Melo'dious , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. mcIobifd[>5 
 
 III. — ness. *.ba§OJfcIobifd^c. 
 Melpdramat'jc , adj. mcIobrttmatifd[). 
 Mel'Qdrame, *. btt§ OJiclobram. 
 Mel'ody, s. bie 5}?clobic. 
 
 Mel'Qn, s. bie SKclonc 5 -thistle, bic ?»t-nbiitcl 
 
 Mel'rose, *. bcr 9lofen^onig. 
 
 To Melt, V. I. a. 1. fd^mcljcn? 2. fig. rii^rcnj 
 to — down, ]. cinfc^jmcljcn, 2. ocrgcubcnj 
 11. n. 1. fd^mcljen^ 2. (in S^rdncn, k.) jcr* 
 flicpcnj ocrgc^en^ — ing house, bic ©d^mclj* 
 ^uttC5 — ing pot, ber ©(^mclsticgcl. 
 
 Mel'table, adj. fc^mcl^bar. 
 
 Mel't^r, s. bcr ©(^mcl^cr. 
 
 Mel'wel, s. bcr 0lot()f(^dr (cmc :!frtSto(fftfd^). 
 
 Mem'ber, s. 1. bttf ©licb, 2. ba? (Stucf,ber 
 S^eilj 3. bQ§ 0}?itglicb. 
 
 Mem'b?red, adj. gUcbcrig, gcglicbcrt. 
 
 Mem'bership, s. l.bic ©cmcinbCj ©cfcllfd^ttftj 
 2. bie 5KitgUebf(^ttft. 
 
 Merabrana'ceons , Membra'neous , adj. QU§ 
 OJicmbranen beftc^cnb, ^dutig. [|)dutd^cn. 
 
 Mem'brane, *. 1. Anaf. bic 5Kcmbronej 2.bQ§ 
 
 Meraen'to, s. bie (bQ§ 3cid&cn bcr) Grinncrung. 
 
 Mem'oir [— 'war] , s. bic ©cnff{I>rift , J)/, bic 
 
 ©cnfrofirbigfciten/ic. 
 
Memo 
 
 475 
 
 Meri 
 
 Mem'or^ble, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. benfnjur= 
 
 Uig, mcrfrofirbtg. 
 Memoran'diim , s. ^iic ^oti, JBcmerfungj — 
 
 book, 1. bag 5rcoti5* (3:af(l&cn=)S3u(i)j 2. Com. 
 
 bQS STiotirbu^, t)ie ^lat)j)C. 
 Mem'orati ve, od;. erinneinb , erinnerungS 
 MemD'rjal , I. adj. 1. ba§ liiljcnfen cr^Qltcnb, 
 
 2. im ©cbttc^tniffc oufberoa^rt j II. *. l. ba§ 
 
 ©cnFmal, 5J?ertjL'i(^en5 2. bic TfnmerFung, 
 
 srjote, 3. tie ©enf= obcr S5ittf(§rift. 
 Mfmo'rjalist, .<t. bcr SScrfaffcr t)on 2)cnf fd^rif: 
 
 ten, bcr SittfteUcr. [geljen. 
 
 To Memo'rjalize, v. a.mitcinerSittfc^rift Qn= 
 To Mem'orize, v. a. 1. jur Srinnerung Quf= 
 
 jcic^nen, 2. feicm. 
 Mem'pry, *. 1. baS (Sebfic^tnif j 2. bic @rinnc= 
 
 rung 5 3. baS Tfnbcnfenj 4. baS ©cbcnfcn. 
 Men, I. s. pL tJ. Man; II. ado. Mm*, rocniger. 
 To Men'ace , v. a. broken, bebrol&en. 
 Meii'ace, s. bic Sro^ung , ba& ©ro^roort. 
 Men'acer, ,v. ber ©ro^cnbc. 
 MenJig'ery [— nazh' — ] , s. bic 5}Jettageric. 
 Men'agugues, vid. Emracnagogues. 
 Men'ald, adj. buntgcflecft (bon S&icrcn). 
 To Mend, y. I. a. l.bcffern,QU§bc|fern,flicEcn5 
 Jigs. 2. (cerObeffernj 3. tcrfldrfcnj to 
 
 one's market , cinen cort^eil^aftcrcn ^anbcl 
 
 f(t)Uefcn^ II. n. fi(t> beJTcrn. [Unrou^r^eit. 
 Men dable, arfi.oerbcfferlid^. M?nda9'jty, s. \i\e 
 Men'der, s. ber lugbcffercr, ^lictcr. 
 Men'djcancy , s. bie SScttelei. 
 Men'dicant, 1. adj. 1. bettelnbj 2. bettclQrm^ 
 
 II. s. 1. bcr Scttleri 2. bcr SBettclmonc^. 
 Mendi^'jty, s. 1. bag Scttlcrlcbcn^ 2.bcr*Bct= 
 
 telflanb. [^ncd^t, SSebientc, pU btt§ ®cfinbe. 
 Me'njal, I. adj . int6)ti\6) ^ gcmeinj II. ^. bcr 
 Menifn'ges, s. pi. Anat. bie 43irn()dutdjen. 
 Men'iver, s. ba& ©rauTOcrf , SSc^wam. 
 Men'ow, *. ich. bic (Slrije. [lofcnb. 
 
 Men'strual, adj. 1. montttUd^ j 2. Cliem. auf= 
 Men'struous, adj. 1. bie montttl. Slcinigung 
 
 babcnb 5 2. monatlid^. 
 Men'struSra, ,?. Cliem. bttS TCuflofungSmittcI. 
 
 * Mensurabifl'ity, s. bie SJlcpbarfcit. 
 iMen'surable [men'shur — , W., &.c. ; men'su — 
 
 IVorc. &c.] , odj. mefbar. 
 *Men'sural, adj. tin ^af betrcffcnb, 5Kap=». 
 *To Men'sgrate, v. a. mcffen. 
 
 * Mensura'tion , s. bie 5)Ie|Tung. 
 Men'tal, I. adj ; II. — iy, adv. bic@celc bctr., 
 
 innertic^, geiftig, (55 eifle§==; -arithmetic,,Ropfi 
 Men'tion,s.bieerwat)nung,5KeIbung.[re^nen. 
 To Men'tion, v. a. erwd^nen, mciben, angebenj 
 Mentz, s. Gcog. SKainj. [gcbenfcn. 
 
 Mephit'jc, — cal, adj. mep^itif(^ 5 — air, — gas, 
 
 bQS ©ticfgas 5 — waters, siroefelwalfer. 
 
 Mer'cantile, adj. f aufmdnnifc^ 5 ^anbels^j- 
 
 letters, ^QnblungSbriefc, — line, bas ^an* 
 
 Mer'c^narjn^ss, s. r^it gcil^cit. [bcl§fttd>. 
 
 Mer'c^nary, I. adj. 1. feil, fduflid^ j 2. gebun* 
 
 gen, 2o^n=^ 3. gcwinnfudjtigj 11. s. i.bcr 
 
 ^o^narbeitcr, SRict^ling, 2. bcr ©olbner. 
 
 Mer'cer, a: 1. bcrtSciben^dnblcr, Cramer? 2. 
 bcr:iCu§fd^nitt^dnbler. 
 
 Mer'cership, s. ber (<Seiben=).KrQm. 
 Mer'c^ry, s. 1. ber ©eiben^anbclj 2. bie ^(uS* 
 fdjnitt^anbtungj 3.ber ,ffram,bic f IcineSBaare. 
 
 Mer'rhandize, s. 1. bic SBoare, 2. bcr ^anbel. 
 
 To Mer'chandize, v. n. ^anbcl treibcn, ^Qnbcln. 
 
 Mer'chant, s. ber ^aufmann,^onbclsmannj — 
 goods, bie ^aufmonn§guter,2Baarenj —man, 
 M& .ffauJTtt^rtenfcbitf 5 — tailor, 1. bcr ®alan* 
 teric^dnbler 5 2. ber ©djnciber im ©rofcn 
 —s' accounts, bie hufrndnnifd^e aSud^^altungj 
 — s* honse, boS Jtauf^auS, bie 3^icberlagc. 
 
 Mer'chantable , adj. gangbar , cerFdufIi(!^ , cf. 
 Marketable. 
 
 MeHcifiil, 1. adj.; II.— Iy, adw.bttrm^crsig 5 gnd» 
 big } III. — ncss, s. bie aSarm^crjigf eit, ® nabe. 
 
 MePcjl^fts, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unbarm^cr« 
 jig^ III. — ness , s. bic Unborm^crjigfcit. 
 
 M?rcu'rjal, I. ad;. Lmcrfurittlifc^, tLucrfjiIber^J 
 2. fig. icb^aftj II. A-. ba§ nuccefilbcrmittcl. 
 
 Mer'cury, s. 1. Myth. &c. ^nHvi 2. Chem. 
 Slucctfilbcr, 3. //er.bie^urpurfarbcj 4.^g. 
 bic 2ebl)aftigfeit j 5. Bot. bie ClJicIbcj Min-s, 
 corneous — , btt§ ^omqucrffilberi fluid or 
 native — , bQ§ gebicgcnc tlucrfftlberj — '« 
 finger, Bot. ber njilbc ©QffrQn.[parat raafd^cn. 
 
 To Mer'cury , v. a. mit eincm siuctf ftlbcrprd* 
 
 Mer'cy , s. 1. bic Sttrm^crjigf cit, bad 5)litlei* 
 ben 5 2. bie ®nabe , fficrgebung 5 3. bie ®(^o* 
 nung, ^ad)Mti 4. tk aBillfii^r, ©eroalt, 5. 
 5J?ifcricorbia(^-n.)i — seat, Jew. Rel. bcr 
 ©nabenflu^I. [Ii(^ 5 H- — Iy» arfu. nur, bloS. 
 
 Mere, I. adj. 1. blop, Qttcin, lautcr, 2. gdnj* 
 lere , s. 1. bie Zad)i, ber ©ec, 2. bcr Slain, 
 bie (Srcnjej — sauce, bie ®al5brul)e. 
 
 Meretrif'cious , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. ^ure* 
 rift^i 2. bu^Ierifd^, »crfu^rcrifi 5 III. — ness, 
 s. 1. bos ^urcrifd^c SBcfcn^ 2. bic ^alfc&l^eit. 
 
 Mer'gans?r, *. Orn. ber (Bdgetaudjer. 
 
 To Merge, v. I. a. cintauc^cnj ocrfcnfcn, un* 
 tergc^en laffcnj II. n. (»cr)ftnfen, berlorcn 
 ge^cn. [nen ®uf c§ mit cinem gropen). 
 
 Mer'g?r,*. Law, bieS5crfd^mcIsung(eincStlei^ 
 
 Mer'ic(k), *. (gmmcri^ (5Jf-n.). 
 
 Merid'jan, I. s. 1. ber 5J?eribian j 2. bcr ^iU 
 tog 5 ^'ftg' ber ©ipfel^ II. adj. 1. mittdglid^^ 
 2.fubli£^, 5JIittag§=5 ^.fig. ber, bic, bag ^6c^flc. 
 
 M^rifd'ion^I, I. adj.; II. — Iy, adu. mittdgig, 
 
 Merifdjonal'jty, s. bie fiiblid^e 2oge. [fubUdj. 
 
Meri 
 
 476 
 
 Meto 
 
 M^nl'ljQD, s. un Snflrument t)cr ^utmadjer. 
 
 Men'no [or meri'noj , s. ComMx Wcvino (se= 
 f6»crterSColienseug)i— wool, fponifc^c SSoUe. 
 
 Mer'it, s. 1. t)ag SSertienft; 2. ber SSorsugj 3. 
 nx Sc^n, 4. Die Sefc^ajfen^eitj 5. tcr 3»ccf 
 
 To Mer'jt, u. a. ocrDiencn.[(einc§S5ricfed;:c.)- 
 
 Merito'rious, I. arf;.; II.— ly, arfn. t)ert)icnfl= 
 lidj 5 III. — ness, s. tie ©crt)ienfHi(^!eit. 
 
 Merle,*. Orr*. t)ie ^Cmfcl. 
 
 Mer'ljn, j. Orn. ber ©d^mcrling. 
 
 Mer'lon, v. Fort. Die ©djiefft^artenjeile. 
 
 Mer'maid, *. bag 5Keern)eib, bic <Sirene, (See= 
 jungfcrj — 's head, Peir. ber SKeerigel, — 
 's trumpet. Conch, bie ^CiX]6)ntd(. 
 
 Mer'man, s. ber OJJeermQnn, Sriton. 
 
 Me'rops, .v. Orn. ber a5ienenfped)t. 
 
 Mer'rjly, adv. J). Merry. 
 
 Mer'riment, .v. bie gro^lit^Feit, Suftbarfeit 
 
 Mer'rjness, j. bie %x6t}\idi)hit, Suftigteit. 
 
 Mer'ry, adj. luftig: 1. fro^Iii, munterj 2. cr 
 go^Iicb, fpapl)aft5 — Andrew, bcr EufKg^ 
 mQ(^cr5 — meeting, bQ§ ^ef^, — thought, ba§ 
 a3ruflbein bes ©efliigels; — wing, einc Heine 
 
 Mer'ry, .v. bie ( rot^c) roilbe ^irf(^e. [5Kucfc. 
 
 MeHsion, *. bag @in= ober Untertaudfjen. 
 
 Mesara'ic, Mesenter'jc, adj. Anat.lim®e' 
 
 frdfe ge^orig j ®efrofe=. 
 Meseems', v. imp. mi4> bunft. 
 Mes'^ntery, .v. ^na/J. bttS ©efrofe. 
 Mesh, s. bie5J?Qf*C5 ba§ 8od), ^JCugcj- fat, 
 
 vid. Mashing-tub. 
 
 To Mesh, V. a. (im 3Te|c) ftttigen, umgornen. 
 Mesh'y, adj. mit OJJoftbcn, ne^formig. 
 Mes'ljn,*. bQSOJJifc^forn. 
 Mesnal'ity [menal' — ] , Mesn'gtlty [men' — ], s. 
 
 Lore , bic !}Cfterle^nbarfeit. 
 Mesne [men], s. Law, (— lord) ber 7(fter= 
 
 leljng^erri — process, ber !)tcbenproccf. 
 Mesom'eias, s. bcr bunte in ber ^littz firoarjs 
 
 aberige ©belflein. 
 Mess, s. 1. ba&®crid^t; ^!c portion 5 2. bie 
 
 3:if(^gefellf(baft, Mar. ^arfi 3. cont. cin 
 
 Srupp, cine aSanbe 5 master of a — , ber S5QcfS= 
 
 meifter, — mate, ber S;ifdjgeno^.[fpcifen, cffcn. 
 To Mess, V. n. :Sifd)geno^ fcin, (jufammen) 
 Mes'sage, s. 1. bic SSotfc^aftj bcr aScric^tj 2. 
 
 bic ^erauSforberung. 
 Mes'seng^r, *. LberSSote^ (Souricr, 2. ber 
 
 aSotftboftcr, Uberbringcrj 3. ber (0eri(^t3O 
 
 ©ienerj 4. fig. ber SSorbotc, - *« fee, ber 
 
 aSotenlo^n. [wurbc. 
 
 Messi'ah,*. bcr5KcfrtaS5 -ship, bic OKefritt§= 
 Mes'sieurs [mesh'urz] , j. pi. bic (in ^nrcbc : 
 
 meinc^ ^erren. 
 Mes'suage [- 'swaj] , boS ©latdjcn, SBorrocrf. 
 Met. pret. k p. p. t. To Meet. | 
 
 Metab'ola, s. Med. bie SSeranberung. 
 Metficar'pal , adj. Anat. bic 5J?ittcI^anb be* 
 
 trejfcnb 5 — saw, Surg, bie 0)?ittel^anbs©Qge. 
 Metacar'pus, s. Anat. bic ^anbrDUrjel. 
 Metagh'ronism , s. ber 3citrej^nung§fe^Ier. 
 Me'tage, s. i.bttS^o^lcnmaf , 2.baS*}Kefgelb. 
 Met'ail, s. boS ^JletttU (QU(b Gl-w.). 
 MetaI'lic, — cal, adj. mctaUifd) 5 mctaUen, ^cs 
 
 taU'j — currency. Com. flingcnbc 5)funsC5 — 
 
 pile, Fhy. bie SSoltQfduIc. 
 Metalliferous, adj. 5KetaU erjeugcnb 
 Met'alline, adj. 1. mctaaen5 2. mctQlIifcb. 
 Met'allist, s. 1. ber 9){ctaUfcnncr5 2. ber 5Kc* 
 
 taUarbciter. 
 MetallSg'raphy , s. bie 9)?ctQaograp^ic. 
 Metal'l^rgist, s. bcr ?KctaUurg. 
 M?tal'lurgy , s. bie OKetaUurgic. 
 To Metamor'phose, v. a. permanbcln. 
 Metamor'phQser, s. ber SScrroonblcr. 
 Met^mor'phoiis, s. bie SSerrcanblung. 
 Metaphor, s. bit 5Jictap^er. [mctap^orifc^. 
 MetaphSr'ic , — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally, adc. 
 Metaph'orist, s. ber OJ?etQp^ernbiIber.[fc|ung. 
 Met'aphrase, j.bic SKctapbrofe, noxtliic Ubcr= 
 Met'aphrast, s. ber OJJctQp^raft. 
 Metaphras'tjc, adj. mctap^rafiifcb. 
 Metaph^ff'ic, I. or — cal, adj. nutop^t)jif(^ j 11. 
 
 m-s, s. pi. bic 5iKct 'pbt)fiF. 
 Metaphysi'cian, s. ber 9)letap()Qfifer. 
 Met'aplasm, .1. Gram, bic SScrfe^ung. 
 Metas'tasis , s. Med. bic SKctaftofe. 
 Metatar'8?il,ad;.bcn5KittcIfufbctreffenb.[fo^!e. 
 Metatar'sys, s. Anat. bcr ^Kittclfup, bic ^Up= 
 Metaf/i'esis, *. Gram, bic aSud^flQben^crfc^ung. 
 To Mete, v. a. (ab)raeU'en. 
 Metempsycho'sjs, s. bic ©celcnnjanbfrung- 
 Me'teor, s. bttS OJictCor. 
 Metefir'ic, adj. meteorifd^. 
 Mete'^rollte, Me'teorite , s. ber OJJetcorftctn. 
 Meteorolog'ic, — cal, adj. metcorolagifc^. 
 Meteorol'pgist, s. ber ^Oietcorolog. 
 Meteorology , s. bic 50teteorologie. 
 Mete'prous, adj. metcoriftb- 
 Me</ieg'lin,f.bcr50Jct^. 
 Met/links', v. ir. imp. mid) bunft. 
 Meik'od. s. bie 0)?et^obe5 (SSerfQ^rung^O^rt. 
 Me//i5d'ic» — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. mC' 
 To Mef/i'odif e, v. a. ge^orig orbnen. [t^obifi^. 
 Met/i'pdism, s. bic ®runbfci§ebcrWctbobi|^en. 
 Mei/i'odist, J. 1. ber 2)?etl)obifcr5 2. Ecc. bcr 
 5}?et^obifl(lT29cntflanbcnc^uritanerfccte). 
 Me^/iodis'tjc , — cal, adj. mctl)Obiflif^. 
 Me«/iought' [— tMtf], pref. 0. Methinks. 
 Metonym'jcal. l.adj.; II.— ly, arfy.mctonQmifiJ?. 
 MetOn'ymy, s. Rhet. bic 0)Jctont)mic. 
 Met'ope, *. Arch, bic 9}?ctope, 3n)if(^entiefc. 
 
Meto 
 
 477 
 
 Milk 
 
 MetQpSs C9PJ , s. tie ^^t^fiognomif. 
 
 Me'tre, s. Dq8 5Ketntm, ©ilbenma^. 
 
 Met'rjc^l, I. adj, ; II. — ly, adv. metrif4>. 
 
 Metrop'olis , s. lit ^auptfiut^t. 
 
 MetrppSl'itan, I. adj. Die ^auptflabf bctrtf* 
 fcnb j II. s. Der erjbifti^of • [crjbif^oflic^. 
 
 MetrpppKt'jc, — cal, adj. 1. vid. b. o. SB. ? 2. 
 
 Met'tle, s. bcr ?Kuf ^, bie ^i§e, baS geuer. 
 
 Met'tlcsfime, I. or Met'tled, adj.; II. — ly, 
 adv. mut^ig , fcurig , cifrig 5 III. — ness , s. 
 baS ^curige, bcr 5Kut^. 
 
 Mew , *. 1. i>er Jtaftcb 5 Sinffblup } 2. bcr Jta= 
 not, bic <S(^reufc5 3. Orn. fcic 5)?ccc5 4. -Bo?. 
 
 bie SSarrourj j 5. m-s,p^. bcr ©toll, 9)?arftall. 
 
 To Mew, u. I. a. 1. (— up) einfperrcn, cinfle?= 
 fen j 2. (bic gebcrn , ic) ablegen, abwcrfcn j 
 II. n. 1. fi(^ crncucnj 2. miauen. 
 
 To Mewl, V. n. qudfcn, ftbrctcn. 
 
 Mew'I^r, *. bcr Sludfer, B6)xni)aU. 
 
 Meze'rgpn, s. Bot, bcr ^cacr^alS. [!ung6ftoff. 
 
 Mi'asm, Mias'ma, s. ba§ SWiaSma , bcr inflcf* 
 
 Miasmat'jc, adj. miaimati^d) , anflctfenb. 
 
 Mi'ca, s. Min. ttv ©Ummer, — slate, ItX 
 ®Ummerfd&icfer. [Mouse. 
 
 Mjca'ceous, arf;. glimmerartig. Mice, pl.t. 
 
 Mi'shael [or mi'k^l] , s. ^i6)atl (g^-n. ahhr. 
 Migh, 3Ki(^cl)5 — mas [mifk'^lmHs] , baftSRU 
 
 Mic'kle, adj. (f(iott.) mcl, grop. [d^ttcUftfef!. 
 
 Mfcp, s. bcr 2RiFo CJCffenttrt). 
 
 Mi'crQcofm , s. Ut SKifrofoSmuS. 
 
 MicrocS^'mjc, — cal, adj. mifro!o&mif(H^. 
 
 Micr8g'raphy, jr. bic SKifrogropbic 
 
 Micr6m'et?r, s. T. ber SKifromcter. 
 
 Mi'croscope, J. Opf. baS SKifrofFopj cloth — . 
 Com. bQS S5u(bgla5, bcr <25u(bcr. 
 
 MlcrpscSp'ic, — cal, adj. mi!rof!opifcb. 
 
 Mid, adj. comp.mittcn,inbcr 3Jlittcj — age,baS 
 mittlerc TCItcr, — air, mitten in bcr 2uftj — 
 course, lit |)dlfte bc& SBegcSj — day,!, 5. 
 bcr WlittaQ } II. adj. mittogigj — land , mit= 
 ten im Sanbc, S5inncn= j — lent, bic5JJittc bcr 
 ^aflcnj — most, tcr, bic, bQ& mittclftc^ — 
 sea, baS 5Kittelmccrj — stream, bic ^itte 
 bcS©tromc§ 5 — winter, lit SBinterfonnens 
 
 Mid, Mid'dy, ahbr. coLX). Midsbipman.fnjcnbC. 
 
 Mi'da, *. bic ^urpurmabe. 
 
 Mid'dle, I. adj. Itt, lit, baS mittlcrcj II. s. 1. 
 bic Wlittt ; 2. Com. (— of the n'onth) gjfcbio , 
 m.comp.WtitttU 5-age(s), baft SKittcIaltcr j 
 
 — aged , pon mittlcrcm Tflfcr j — deck , boS 
 gRittel(t>cr)be(f 5 - finger, bcr SKittcIfingerj 
 
 — most, bcr, bic, boS mittelflC) — sized, »on 
 mittler ®r6pc 5 — stay sail. Mar. bcr ^licger i 
 
 — witted , mittelmfif igen SScrftanb ^abcnb. 
 Mid'(d)ling, I. adj. non mittlcr TCrt, mittel= 
 
 mafia. 5iJtitteI* j II. - ly, adv. |icmli(b. 
 
 Mid'night[-'nit]. I. *. bicSRitttrnacbtj II. 
 
 adj. mittcrndtbtig. [?cc§^aut. 
 
 Mid'rjff, Mid'rjf , *. Anat. baft 3»cr(^feU , bie 
 Mid'ship , s. Mars, ber mittlere S^cil bcS 
 
 ©cbijfcS) — beam, bcr 0)UttcU ob. SegeU 
 
 aSoltcn, — frame, baS SJlittelfpann J — man, 
 
 bcr ©cc=Sabctt. 
 Midst, I. s. ba& 5Kittclflc, bic SKittc 5 in the -, 
 
 mitten in, mitten untcrj II. arfu. in bcr 0)Utte. 
 Mid'sGmm^r , *. btc 3)iittc beg ©ommcrs, (Som^^ 
 
 mcrfonncnmcnbe J — day , ber 3obanni§tag. 
 Mid'wall, *. Orn. lit ©imansmcifc. 
 Mrd'way, I. s. lit ?Kittcl|lrape 5 U« adj. k adv. 
 
 in bcr gjiitte, mitten inne. 
 MidVife, s. lit ^ebammc.[ten 5 II. a.entbinben. 
 To Mid'wife, v. I. n. ^cbammcnbicnft ocrrtd)* 
 
 Mid'wjfery [or mid'ifrj] , s. lit ^ebammcn= 
 Mien, s. bic aRicnc. [funft j ® eburtsbulfe- 
 Might [mitj, prct. p. May. 
 
 * Might, s. lit ^a6)t, (Btmlt, etdrfe. 
 
 * Migh'tjly [mi' —J , adv. x>. Mighty. 
 *MTgh'tjn?ss , s. lit SKadjt, (Scwalt, ^cljeit j 
 
 High M-es, 4)o(bm6gcnbc (^erren). [grop- 
 ♦Migh'ty, adj. mdcbtig , gcraaltig , ftart, 
 To Mi'gratc, v. n. wanbcrn, (fort) jicbcn. 
 Migra'tion, s. lit SBonberung. 
 Mi'gratpry, adj. njanbemb 5 — birds, 3ugo6gel. 
 Mike, abbr. p. Michael. 
 Mil'an, s. Geog. 5Kailanb. [Idnbcr. 
 
 MTi'anef c, I. adj. maildnbifd? 5 H. •?. bcr Wtai' 
 Mri<;h, adj. melf, SKiI(b gcbenb. 
 Mild, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. milb, fanft5 2. 
 
 gclinbc? 3. mci(b, jartj III. — ness, s. 1. bic 
 
 gjlilbe 5 2. bic ©clinbigfcitj 3. bic 2icbli(b!cit. 
 Mn'de«, s. 1. bcr OKcbttbauj 2. bcr 95ranb (im 
 
 (Sctrcibc)^ 3. bcr ©djimmel. 
 To Mri'dew, V. a. mit 5Re^lt^au fiberjiebcn. 
 Mile, *. bic 5KeiIc. Mi'leage, s. bag 9)?eilcngctl'. 
 Mn'fon, s. Bot. lit ©(bafgorbc. 
 Mil'jary, adj. birfcformigi gric8li(bi — fever, 
 
 bcr ^ricfclj — glands, pi. lit ^autbrufen^ — 
 
 herpes , pi. bcr J^autau8f4>lag. 
 Mil'jtant, adj. flrcitcnb. 
 Mil'jtary, I. adj. ; II. mil'jtarlly , ado. 1. mill* 
 
 tdrifib, @olbatcn=5 2. fricgcrif(b5*Krieg8M 
 
 III. *. ba§ OJJilitdr. 
 To Mil'itate, V. n. flrcitcn (gcgcn). 
 Mjli'tia [milish'a] , *. bic SRilisi ^anbroc^r j - 
 
 man, bcr ©olbatj 2anb»cbrmQnn. 
 Milk, s. 1. biegj?il(b5 2, bic ©amcnmild) J - 
 
 cow, bic 5Kil£bfubi — gage, ber 9K-meffcrj 
 
 — honse , bic 9)J-fttmmcr5 — livered, feige i 
 
 — maid , baS 3K-mdbcbcn 5 — man , bcr 5X-- 
 ccrfdufcr, — pail, bcr QR-cimcrj — pan, bcr 
 9H-af(b5 — parsley, Bot. lit ©umpfjllQC^ — 
 quarz, bcr 3Jf-quarji — sop, bcr n^eibifd^e 
 
Milk 
 
 478 
 
 Miiig 
 
 SKonii; t)ic gjlemme3 Bot-s. - tare, i)a§ 3Jl-s 
 fraut j — thistle, Ut ^rouenbiflei, — teeth, pi. 
 bieOJt-sd^nej £o<-j. — trefoil, t)a§ SOJ-fraut, 
 
 — vetch, i)aS SSirbelfrcutj — weed, fcie 
 SBolfSmilc^ 5 — wort, bie ,R:reusblumc. [c^id^tc 
 
 To Milk, 9), a. mdUtt. Mil'kiness , s. t>tt& ^iU 
 
 i\ril'ky, adj. 1. mil(i>i95 oott 2Rilc^5 2. mil(l^= 
 
 Qrtig j 3.^g-. jDeid^j — juice, J)cr SOlilt^faftj 
 
 - way, Ast. t>ie 5}lil(j^jirape. 
 
 WLifl, s. 1. Die OKu^Iej 2. t>Q§ ©etriebe, S8erf5 
 3. iie %ahnU t>a§ 4>Qmmern3ert 5 4. ^m.O}JiU 
 C== Vio Cent.) 5 — boards, pi. Me f^drffle 
 Irt^appe juasiii^erft^alen, 2c. 5— brook, l>er 
 ^u^lbaij — clack, — clapper, Die SCRu^I* 
 flapper, ber ^nfc^logj — cog, tcr 3apfen, 
 ^amm am Sflate? — courses, pL tie 3)la^I 
 gdnge, — crank, fcaS SRuftleifenj — dam, boS 
 5DJui;)ln3e^r5 — dust, DerOJJ-enfioub 5— grate 
 ber SUt-rct^en? — handle, ber ©terj an eincr 
 SSint)mu^le 5 — hopper, "Hex 3JZu()ltrid^ter5 — 
 horse, l)a& 5)J-enpferD 5 — leat, tcr 9Ku^lgro= 
 bcnj — moth, tie Sd^abe? — mountains, pi. 
 Bot. t)cr -'^urgirflad^&5 — point, vid. Mille- 
 point ; — pond, l)er M^lteic^ 5 — puff, (St^cr* 
 woUe (5am ^u§|^opfen oon5Katra§cn,2C.)3 
 — race, Da& ^Jiii^lgerinncj — rod, — rudder, 
 l)aS 3)i-enruDer j — stone, t)er £OJu^tfieinj — 
 tax, Die^abrifj^eucrj — teeth, pi. Die a5af= 
 f enjd^ne 5 — wear, tjaS^Jfu^Iroe^rj — wheel, 
 ba& 5}Ju^lrat)> — wright, Der 3)i-enbaucr. 
 
 To Mill, v.aA. ma^Ien 5 2. jermalmen 5 3.(ab=) 
 querlenj 4. roolfeni 5. walgen? 6. prdgcn, 
 f(t)lagen) rdnbern (SKunjen), milled paste- 
 board, vid. Mill-boards. 
 
 MiUena'rian, j. ber 6t)iliafl. [taufenbbefle^enb. 
 
 Mil'lenary, I. s. Da& 3(lt)rtaufenD 5 II. adj. au& 
 
 Mjllen'nial, adj. taufenbjd^rig. 
 
 Millen'njiim , s. 1. baS S^^rtaufenDj 2. baS 
 faufenbid(;rige Steicb- 
 
 Mn'leped(e), .v. Die Iffel/ i>cr ^eKcrwunn. 
 
 Mille'point, s. Com. \toxUx, punftirt gemufler= 
 ter Safiing ju 3eugf^u^en. 
 
 Mil'ler, s. 1. Der 3Kuaeri2.biepcge5-*8- 
 scuttle, DieSKu^Ienro^re, — 's-thumb, Iclu 
 bcr ^aulfopf. 
 
 Miiles'jmal, adj.tti toufenb|!ej taufenbfatb. 
 
 Mil'iet, s. Bot. bie ^irfc. [ger. 
 
 Mirijary, adj. ^JJleilensj — column, ber^Jf-jeis 
 
 Mirruner, s. bie OJJcberoaaren^dnblerinn, ^u|= 
 frdmcrinn,5)lobiflinn5 man—, ber9Robift. 
 
 MH'Ijnery, I. adj. gum 'jiu^e gc&6rig j II. s. 1. 
 bie H.-u|^anblung , ber ipubPtam , 2. bie ^o- 
 beroaaicn. [2. bcr geriffte Sflonb. 
 
 Mil'ling,p. s. 1. UB 0ldnbern,2C. c/. To Mill; 
 
 Mil'ljon, s. bieSKillion;- ary, ber 9J?iIIiondr. 
 
 Mn'ljpnf/r, adj. bcr jcljn^unberttaufenbfte. | 
 
 MiUrea', Millree', s. 5£RiUeree§ (port. 2}Ji5n8e). 
 
 Milt, .«f. 1. Anat. bie Ttili^ 2. bie ?»iitc^ ber 
 ^ifd^e 5 — wort, — waste, Bot. bag 5iKil5frout. 
 
 To Milt , V. a. (ben Sftogen) befru(^ten. 
 
 Mil'ter, j.ber9Kil(^(n)er. 
 
 Mjmef ic, — cal, adj. nad;a^menb. 
 
 Mifm'jc, I. or — cal, adj. ; II. — c^lly, adv. mi= 
 miid) 5 HI. s. ber [claioif^e !«ad^a^mer, STJad)* 
 djfer 5 IV. m-8, *. pi. bie SOJimif. [nac^djfen 
 
 To Mifm'ic, v. a. ((Seberben, k.) na^a^men, 
 
 Mim'icry, s. bie sftad^djferei. 
 
 Mjna'cious, arfj.bro^enb. [^ofc^ecn). 
 
 MTn'aret, s. ber 5Kinaret (S^urm auf turt 
 
 Min'atory, adj. bro^enb. 
 
 To Mince, v. I. a. 1. flein ^acfen ob. f(^nciben, 
 ia^Mznjfig-s. 2. cerflcinentj 3. oerblumt 
 gcbcnj 4. bef(b5nigenb barflellcn, bemdntcln j 
 5. (etroaS) gejiert t^un ob. rebcn, affectirenj 
 II. n. 1. gcgiert geljen, trippein, 2. im Sflebcn 
 rtd> sieren. 
 
 Mince-pie', s. bie ^o(i^i§=(^Ieif(^=)^tt|^ete. 
 
 Min'cingly, adv. 1. fliictweifcj 2. gejiert. 
 
 Mind, s. 1. ba& (Semiitl), ber Sinn 5 2. bie 
 ©eelc, ber ©eifl, SSerftanb^ SSiUe^ 3. bie 
 Steigung, Suflj 4. bie SOteinungj ©efinnungj 
 5. bie ©ebanfen? boS ©ebdd^tnip} to keep in 
 — , bebenfcn, to put in — of ... , crinnern 
 an ... 5 time out of— , feit unbenfli^en 3eiten. 
 
 To Mind, v. a. 1. merfen ob. ac^tenauf ..., 
 bea(i>ten5 2. fid) befiimmernum ... 5 never — 
 (it) , laf c& gut fein 5 e§ mad^t nic^ts au&. 
 
 Min'ded, adj. gefinnt, geneigt, SSiUenS. 
 
 Mind'ful , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. adt)tfam , ein* 
 gebenfj III. — ness, s. bie Tfc^tfamfeit. 
 
 Mind'less, I. adj. unad^tfam , fcrgloS, nncingcs 
 benf 3 II. — ness, s. Ue Unad)tfamfeit. 
 
 Mine, pron. poss. mein, ber, tik, ba& meintge. 
 
 Mine, s. 1. bie (Srubc, baS SSergmer!, 2. r^k 
 9Kinc5 — action, ber ^uxi — man, ber ©ergs 
 mann, — pit, bie ©rjgrube, — ship , Mi 
 ©prengfd^itf, ?iKinenfd^iff.[graben (aud^^gr.). 
 
 To Mine, v. a. & n. grabcn, miniren, unter* 
 
 Mi'ner, s. ber SSergmann 5 9}?inirer. 
 
 Min'eral , I. s. ba§ 5J?ineraI 5 II. adj. minera- 
 lif(§i — coal, bie ©tcinfo^Iej — mummy, 
 Sergbalfam com ,^aufafu§. 
 
 MTu'eraliist , Mineralogist, s. ber 5KineraIcg. 
 
 Myneralog'ical, adj. mineralogifd^. 
 
 Mineral'^gy, s. bie SKineralogie. 
 
 To Min'gle, v. I. a. 1. mif(^en, (ftd^) i>ermif4)en, 
 mengeni 2. (burcb ?Wi[d^ung) triibenj 3. cer= 
 roirren? II- n. 1. f[d{) (j?er)mifd^en j 2.^g.fid^ 
 mifd^en (in . . .) / oerfe^ren mit — 
 
 Min'gledly, adv. x>ern>irrt5 f)it unb ba. 
 
 Min'gier, s. ber 5Wiff^cni)e, :c.[auS5)?an*ef!er. 
 
 MVn glet s. tin tud^d^nlid^eS SJaumrooUcnseug 
 
Mini 
 
 479 
 
 Misa 
 
 To Min'iate, v. a. xoti) fdrben ; rotl^en. 
 Min'jatare [— tshur] , s. 1. tic SJJinioturj 2. 
 
 t)tt& 3K.=®emQH)C5 3. t>er rot^c 93ud)ftabc. 
 Min'ikin, I. ad;, winjigj fc^r fleinj II. s. 1. bie 
 
 Sungfernnat^cl (Heine ©tecfnaDel)} 2. Die 
 
 feine Sarmfaitc; 3. cont. Die roinsige ^perfonj 
 
 4. DttS (licbe) Soi^terc^en i 5. Der 3ierQjfe. 
 Min'im» I- *. 1. tcr ^nirpd, ^toergj 2. ATmj. 
 
 Die ^albc Zattnotci II. adj. golDgelb. 
 Min'imu'n* *• ^tt§ 3Kinimum, SBenigftc^bcr 
 
 niebrigf^e <Sa§. 
 Mi'ning, ad;, ben SSergbau betr.5 — company, 
 
 ber 95ergbou»crcin5 — town , bie fficrgftabt. 
 Min'ion, s. 1. ber ©iinfHingj ba§ ©cbd^tbenj 
 
 2. vid. Minium; 3. Typ. bie ^Ctit (=©d)rift). 
 Min'jous, adj. racnnigfarben. 
 Mifn'jster, s. 1. DerSiener, 2. Dcr ((StaotS*) 
 
 sjKiniflerj ©efaubte^ 3. Der ©eifilicbc. 
 To Min'jster, v. I. a. DQrreid^cn, gebenj ocr* 
 
 orbnenj II. n. 1. Dienen, aufroartenj 2. Den 
 
 ^ircbenbienfl ocrmatlcn j 3. ^elfen. 
 Ministe'rial, I. adj.; II, — ly, adv. 1. biencnb,: 
 
 Qufraartmbj 2. mittelbarj 3. omtlid^, HmU'i' 
 
 4. minifterieaj 5. firtblitb j gcifllicb, prieflers 
 
 Ii(b5 — • officers, ©taatsbcamtete. 
 Min'istrant, ad;, biencnb, bienfibar. 
 Mifnjstra'tion, s. 1. bcr5)ien|li,bie7Cufn)artung5 
 
 2. bie aJJitroirfung 5 3. ba§ (bef. fird^l.) TCmt. 
 Min'istress , s. bie SSert^eilerinn. 
 Min'jstry, j. 1. Der ©ienfl, baS (bef. firc^I.) 
 
 ^mt 5 2. bie aJJitroirfung 5 3. btt§ 9Kinifterium. 
 Min'iv^r, vid. Meniver. 
 Min'jura , s. Der 5)?ennig. [SBiefclfellc. 
 
 Mink'-skins, coL minks, s. p/. Qmerifonifd^C 
 Min'nekin , vid. Minikin. 
 Min'now , vid. Menow. 
 Mi'nor, I. adj. 1. fleiner, geringcr, wenigerj 
 
 2. flein, unbebeutenb, 3. Law, minbcrjci^s 
 
 rig? 4. jiingerj 5. Mus. moU, vozi^ 5 II. s. 1. 
 
 Law, ber (bie) Unmunbigc 5 2. Log. ber Un* 
 
 terfQ§ 5 3. Mus. ^'JloUj 4. or Ml'norite, Ecc. 
 
 ber 5)Zinorit. 
 MinSr'jty, j. l.Die^rein^eit}2. Lai«, bie aJ2in= 
 
 berjci^rigFeit, 3.bieaJ?inbcrsa^I, 50Jinber^eit. 
 Min'ster, *. Dtt& ^Junfler j bie ^Quptfird^e. 
 Min'strel, s. ber 5Kciftcrfangcr5 (5!}linnes) ® dns 
 
 ger, ©arbc^ ^Kufifant, ©pielmann. 
 Min'str^lsy, .v. 1. Uc ©dngerfc^aft, 2.Die5Ku= 
 
 fi!, ber SBarbengefang, 3. ber (S^or. 
 Mint, s. 1. Bot. bie (^raufe=) ^Kunse, garden 
 
 — , bie ©artenmunje 5 — drops, pi. ^feffer* 
 
 mun5!u(bel(i(>en5 2. T. Die SKiinse, lia^ 9Mns= 
 
 gcbdube, — man, ber aJJunjer^ — master , 1. 
 
 ber SKiinsmcijler, 2.yig.ber Srfinber. 
 To Mint, V. a. l.mfinjen, (®clb) prfigen j 2. fig. 
 
 er^nben. 
 
 |Mrn'tage, *. 1. ba§ gcprdgte ©elbj 2. hie 
 
 I 5J?unsgebu^r. 
 
 'Min't^r, s. 1. ber aJJunjer 5 2.ytg. bcr^rfinbcr. 
 
 MiVuet, s. bie 2Jlenuct. 
 
 Min'um, s. 1. vid. Minion 3., 2. uid. Minim, 2. 
 
 Mjnute', I. adj.; II.— ly, adu. 1. (dupcrft) 
 
 flein, unbcbcutenb, 2. genau, punftlicb. 
 Min'ute [or min'it] , j. 1. (oudE) Math. &c.) bie 
 
 aJiinute, 2. ber crftc ©ntiuurf, ba& Concept, 
 
 3. bicStoti^, 4. m-s, pi. bQ§ ^rotoMj to 
 
 make a — of..., onmcrfen, aufnotircnj — 
 
 book, W Jtlabbej bQ0 ^otijbud^ 5 — glass, 
 
 bie a}linuten=@anbu^r 5 — line, Vid. Log-line. 
 *To Min'ute (au6) to — down) , v. a. cntwcrs 
 
 fen, ttuffc|en;bemerfen. [rocifc. 
 
 *Min'ute!y, adj. & adv. icbeaKinutc,minutcn= 
 Mjnute'ness, s. 1. bie ^fflcinbcit, SBinjigFcitf 
 
 2. \iit ©enttuigFeit. [^eiten, ,£leinigfcitcn. 
 Minu'tiae [— 'slije] , s. pi. (gcnoucrc) (ginjcln^ 
 Minx, s. 1. bie!)fJdrrinn,bcri3icratTC5 2. bie 
 
 Su(t)tcl5 3.ciniunger^unbn)cib!.®cf(blc(bt5. 
 Mi'ny, adj. 1. untcrirbifcb, unterbo^Iti 2. mil 
 Mir'acle, s. baS SSunbcr. [aJiincn t?crfct)en. 
 Mjrac'ulous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. rounbcrbarj 
 
 III. — ness, s. ba? SSunbcrbore. 
 Mi'rage [gen.; miriizh'. Wore, kc], s.lk Jtim* 
 
 mung, 2uftfpiege(ung. 
 Mire, s. bcr^ftotb, ©(blamm, Orn-s. — crow, 
 
 bie Sa^meccj — drum, bie Stobrbommel. 
 To Mire, v. a. 1. mit 3iot\) bcfubein, bcfd^muj* 
 
 sen 5 2. fig. bcfcbimpfcn. 
 Mi'rjness, s. ba& ^Kotbige, <S(bIammigc. 
 Mirk'some , &c. vid. Murky. 
 Mirob'plan, s. Pharm. \ixz 5J?t)robalQnc. 
 Mifi-'rpr, s. (au^^g.) ber ©picgel, — stone* 
 
 Min, ber ©piegelftein. 
 To Mifr'rpr, v. a. abfpiegeln. 
 Mirf/i, s. bie ^ro^Ii^fcit, 2ufl, ber ^robfinn. 
 Mirt/i'f61, 1, adj. ; II. — ly, adv. fr6bli(b, lufKg y 
 
 III. — ness , s. bie ^roblid^fcit. 
 Mirf/i'l^ss, ]. adj. freubcnlo§5 H- — ness, s. 
 
 bie ^reubenlofigfeit. 
 Mi'ry, adj. fot^ig, fcblommig. 
 Mis ... , insep. partic. ubcl, falfcb, un«, mip= 
 Mrsacc^pta'tion, s. bie SOiifbeutung. 
 Misadven'ture [—'tshur], s. l.bcrUnfan,btt& 
 
 OJJipgefd^irf 5 2. Law, ber unPorfd§li(bc3:obt= 
 Misadvised', adj. fibel berotben. [f(blag. 
 
 Misaimed', adj. falfcb gejielt. 
 To Misallege', v. n. falf(b angebcn. [ratb- 
 Misalli'ance , s. bie 5}?if oerbinbung 5 SKif b^i' 
 Mis'anf/irope , Misan'f/iropifst , s. ber OlJifan- 
 
 tbrop,a}icnf(ben^Qfrcr. 
 Misanf/irop'jc, — cal, adj. mcnfdbenfeinbli(b. 
 Misan'f/iropy , s. ber 5)lenf(benbaf. 
 Misapplica'tion, s. bie unrecbte Tfnrocnbung. 
 
 L 
 
Misa 
 
 480 
 
 Mism 
 
 To Mis^ipply', V. a. cerfeljrt anroenbtn. 
 
 To Misapprehend', v. a. mipoerftc^en. 
 
 Misapprehen'sion, s. bcr QJZipoerflttltb. 
 
 To Misascribe', v. a. fttlfd^U(|» juf(^reibcn. 
 
 To Mis^ssign' [— sin'], r. a. irrig na(fen)cifcn. 
 
 To Misbecbme' , v. n. ubel anfle^en, iid^ niM 
 
 Misbegot'ten, p. a. unc()cU(l^. [[(iicten. 
 
 To Misbehave', v. n. & refl. fid) fd)lC(^t betrtt* 
 
 Misbehaved', adj. ungejogcn. [gcit 
 
 Misbeha'vio(a)r, s. bie Unart. 
 
 Misbelief, s. ber falfc^e ®lQube. 
 
 To Misbelieve', v. n. falfc^ glttubcn, irren. 
 
 Misbelie'ver, s. bcr S^^rgldubige. 
 
 To Misbestow', v. a. unri^tig ert^eUcn. 
 
 To Miscal'culate, v. a. falfd^ bered^nen. 
 
 Miscalcula'tion , *. ber 9lcd>nung8fe^ler. 
 
 To Miscall', V. a. falfc^ (oft. unre6t be5)ncnnen. 
 
 Miscar'riage, s. 1. 1)0§ 5KifDcr^altcnj 2. bcr 
 iible TCuSgangj 3. tas SSerlorenge^cn) 4. t>ie 
 ^e^Igcburt. [ceninglutfen, 2. fe^I gcbfircn. 
 
 To Miscar'ry, u. n. l.miflingeny fe^l fd^Iagcnj 
 
 To Mjscast', V. ir. a. (ftd^) ocrre^nen. 
 
 Miscella'neoos, 1. adj. gemifdjt, cermifc^t, II. 
 — ness, s. bQS SScnnifc^te, t)ic 5Wifc^ung. 
 
 Mi's'cellany, jr. ba§ @emifd^ j miscellanies, p^. 
 l>ie 5KifceUancen, ^KifceUcn. 
 
 Mischance', s. fccr Unfall, DaS Unglfict. 
 
 To Mischarge', r. a. Com. uiindt)tigbcrcd^nen, 
 falfd^ eintragcn. 
 
 Mis'chief , .?. 1. bQ& Un^cil, UngludE , Sofc, bcr 
 Unfug; 2. bcr ©c^abcCn), 3. Lau?,berQn 
 frcmbcn Gigent^um qu& ©oS^eit ongcric^tete 
 @(l^abc(n) 5 — maker, bcr Un^cilfKfter.[fugen. 
 
 To Mis'chief, v. a. bcnad[)t^ciligcn, ©d^aben ju* 
 
 Mis'chjevous, I. ac/j.; II. — ly , adv. 1. na6)' 
 t^ciligj oerberbIi(^5 2. [(j^abcnfro^ , boS^aft j 
 3. mut^miUig j III. — ness , *. 1. bic ©djab* 
 U(i()fcit5 2. bie a5o8f)cit j 3. bcr SRut^roiUc. 
 
 Mis'cjble, adj. mi\<i)hav. 
 
 Miscita'tion, s. bic irrige ^nfu^rung. 
 
 To Miscite', V. a. falfc^ anfu^rcn. 
 
 Misclaim', s. bcr falfd^c 7fnfpru(^. 
 
 Myscomputa'tion , s. bic SScrrcd^nung. [nung. 
 
 Misconceit', Misconcep'tion, s. btc irrige OJJcis 
 
 'I'o Misconceive', v. a. & n. falfd^ bcgrcifen, 
 unrc(]^t foffen. 
 
 Mifscon'duct, s. baS 5Kifocr^altcn. 
 
 To Miscgndiict', v. a. iSbcl fu^rcn. [ma^ung. 
 
 Misconjec'ture [— 'tshur] , s. bicfalf^e OJ?ut^= 
 
 *To Mifsconjec'ture , v. a. &. ,n. falf(]^mut^* 
 
 MisconstrQc'tion, s. bie 93?ipbeutung. [niQpcn. 
 To Miscon'strue, r. a. mipbeuten. 
 To Mifscoi^n's^I, v. a. ubcl rotten. 
 To Miscoiint' , vid. To Miscalculate. 
 Mis'creant, s. 1. ber UngCdubigc, TCbtrfinnigcj 
 2. bcr S5crru(^tc, Soferoicbt. 
 
 To Miisdate', v. a. falfd^ btttircn. 
 
 Misdeed', s. bie aJZiffet^at. 
 
 To Misdeem', v. a. fttlfc^ bcurt^eilen. 
 
 To Misdemean', v. a. (fi(j^) fibel oer^alten. 
 
 Misderaea'nour, s. 1. bQ§ uble SScr^Qltcn, bie 
 
 ©iibcreij 2. Law,bQSS>erge^en(UnterfdS)Icif, 
 
 :c. 5 geringer aU Felony). 
 
 Misdesert', *. bic @<bulb. 
 
 To Misdirect', v. a. fcl)le(bt ob. irrc Iciteit. 
 
 To Mrsdistin'guish, v. a. falft^ unterfc^eibcn. 
 
 To Mjsdd', V. ir. a. & n. Unredbt t^un. [ncn. 
 
 To Mjsdraw', t). ir. a. fQlf(b jciAnen, t>erjeid^« 
 
 Mise, s.Latr, bie Gicrid^tgfoften j Mrs'eItoe,vtrf. 
 
 ToMisempl6y',v.a.ubel anwenbcn. [Mistletoe. 
 
 Mifsemploy'ment, v. bcr 5JfipbrttU(J^. 
 
 Mi'ser, 5. bcr ^ilj, »Knicfer. 
 
 Mf/erabie, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. clcnD, un= 
 
 glucfUd)) 2. crbcirmiid^ j III. — ness,*. l.baS 
 
 eicnbi 2. bie Grbcirmlit^feit. 
 Mi'serly, adj. farg, filjig. 
 Mis'ery, s. bo§ Glenb, bie 3tot() j baSUngluct. 
 To Mifsfash'ipn, To Misform', v, a.oerunflalten. 
 Misfor'tane [— tshun] , s. bQS Unglurf . 
 To Misgive', V. ir. a. mit (bangcm) 3»eifel 
 
 erfiiUen, Q^ncn laffen. 
 Mrsgiv'ing, s. bie ([(blimme) ^^nung. 
 MisgSt'ten, p. a. unred^t crlongt. [waltcn. 
 To MisgovVn, V. a. fd^Ie(i^tregiercn,ubelcer= 
 Misgftv'ernance, s. bie itble gcitung. 
 Misgov'^rnment, s. l.biefd^letbteSJerwttltungj 
 
 2. baS ff^Iedjtc SJer^alten, bic Unorbnung. 
 To Misgroiind', v. a. folfi^ bcgrfinbcn. 
 Misgui'dance , s. W OJiipleitung. 
 To Misguide', v. a. mipleiten, irrc fuljren. 
 Mishap', V. ber Unfair, ba& Unglurf. 
 To Mishear', v. ir. a. fatfcb ^orcn, KJcr^Srcn. 
 Mish'mash, s. bcr SKifimof^. 
 To Misinfer', v. a. folfi [(bliefcn. 
 To Misinform', v. a. falf(b berifbten. 
 Misinfprma'tion, s. ber falf(^e 95cri(bt. 
 To Mifsinstriict', v. a. falfi belc^rcn. 
 Mrsjnstriic'tion , *. bicfQlft^cSelc^rung. [ten. 
 To Misjnter'pret, v. a. falfcb auSlegen, mi^bcus 
 Misinterpreta'tion, s. bic 5J?ifbcUtung. 
 To Misjoin', V. a. falfd^ ocrbinben. 
 To Misjudge', v. n. falf^ (a. bcs)urt^cilcn 
 ToMislRy', V. a. terlegcn^ (au^ ^gf.) falfc^ 
 To Mis'Je* "• «• fpruben, fein regncn. [legcn. 
 MVle, '*. ber ©taubregen. 
 To Mislead', v. ir. a. miplciten, irre ffi^rcn. 
 Mis'letoe, vid. Mistletoe. 
 To Mfslike', &c. vid. To Dislike, <&c. 
 To Misraan'age, v. a. ixhtl tJcrroalten, f(i(>Icd)t 
 
 bel)anbcln. 
 Misman'^ement . s. bic f(blcc()te Serwaltung. 
 llTo Mismark', v. a. fttlfd) bcscic^nen. 
 
Mism 
 
 481 
 
 Miti 
 
 To Mismatch', v. a. ^6)U6)t jufammcn paffen 
 
 To Mifsname', v. a. unredS)t ncnncn. [nifdj. 
 
 Mis'nja, s. Geog. 9Rci^cn. Mis'nian, adj. mcip= 
 
 Misno'm^r , s. bef. Law, Die ,Rlagef(^rift untcr 
 falf^em ffiamtn 3 bcr Srrt^um. [bemerfen. 
 
 To Misob^erve', v.a.unrecbtbeobad^tcn, falfdf) 
 
 Misog'amrst, s. ber ©^eftttnbSfeinb. 
 
 Mjsog'ynist, s. bcr SBeibcrfeinb. 
 
 Misog'yny, s. bcr SBeibcr^af . [onbringen. 
 
 To Mfsplace', v. a. 1. unrecbt fleUenj 2. ubel 
 
 To Misplead', v. n. irrig plaibircn. 
 
 To Mispoint', V. a. fttlfcb intcrpunftircn. 
 
 To Misprint', v.o.oerbrurfcn, fttlf(b brucfcn. 
 
 Misprint', .V. ber ©rurffe^Ier. 
 
 Mispri'sion, s. Law, baS Scrbred^cn (unter 
 bcm (§riminttlDcrbrc(ben) 5 befonbcr§ : S5cr» 
 noibldffigung, untcrlaffenc ^njcige. 
 
 MTsprocee'ding, s. ba§ tinricbtigc SScrfabrcn. 
 
 To Mispronounce', v. a. k n. unri(bfig (QU&)= 
 [precben. [ritbten 
 
 To Misprppor'tion, v. a. ccrboltnif wibrig cin= 
 
 To Misquote', v. a. falf(b anffibrcn. 
 
 Misreci'tal, s, ber falf(bc aScritbt- [ri(btcn. 
 
 To Mfsrecite', v. a. unrt(btig berfttgen ob. be» 
 
 To Misreck'on, v. a. falfd^ rc(bnen. 
 
 To Misrelate', v. a. unrifbtig crjttblen. 
 
 Misrela'tion, s. bic fQlf(bc ©rsablung. 
 
 To Misreport', v. a. falf(b beri(bten. 
 
 Misreport', *. bcr fQlf(be ©ericbt. 
 
 To Misrepref ent', v. a. falf(b barftcUen. 
 
 Misrepref ^nta'tion , *. tit falfdjc ©arfteHung 
 
 Misrule', *. bcr Sumult, gdrm, TCufrubr. 
 
 Misru'ly, adj. Idrmenb, oufru^rcriffb. 
 
 Miss , s. I. a) Sungfer, ^rdulein (ZiUl unocr* 
 bcirat^ctcr DQmcn)i 6) vulg. bic aSubletinnj 
 II. bcrSSerluftiSQiangcr. 
 
 To Miss, V. I. a. I. miffen, entbcbrcn 5 2. ocr* 
 milfenj 3. cerfeblenj 4. ouSlajfcn, libergebcn^ 
 to — a step, ou§glcitcn 5 to — fire , oerfagcn 
 (con ©eroe^rcn) j II. n. 1. fe^Icn , niit ba 
 fein, 2. fc^lgc^en, nicbt trcffcn^ 3. miflingenj 
 4. mitof, iDerfe^Ien, nitbtfinben) 5. feblen, 
 
 Mis'sal, s. baS 5Kcpbu(b. [irren. 
 
 Mts'sel, Mis'sel-bird, s. Orn. bic SKiftelbroffel. 
 
 To Misserve', v. a. f(blc^t bienen. 
 
 To Misshape', v. reg. & ir. a. oerunflaltcn, 
 cntftctten. 
 
 Mis'sile, I. adj. gcworfcn, SBurf*; II. s.tU 
 agurfwaffe. 
 
 Mis'sion, s. 1. bic ©cnbungj 2. bic ®efttnbt= 
 fcbaft 5 3. bic SDliffion 5 ^.fig. bic SBefKmmung. 
 
 Mis'sionary, s. bcr 5Kiffiondr. 
 
 Mis'sjve, I. adj. 1. gefonbt, gcfcbicftj 2. u?d. 
 I Missile ; II. s. btt$ ©cnbf(breiben. 
 ' MTg'sletoc, vid. Mistletoe. 
 
 To Misspeak', v. ir. a. Sen. falfd^ fprcd>en. | 
 I. 
 
 To Misspell', V. reg. & ir. a. f(blC(bt (falfi|>> 
 bucbflabircn 5 unort^ograpbiftb fcbrcibeu. 
 
 To Misspend', v.ir. a. ocrf^iDenbcn. 
 
 To Misstate', v. a. unri(btig bttrftcOcii. 
 
 Mist, s. 1. ber Jlebeli 2. ba§ 35un!el. 
 
 To Mist, V. a. umncbeln, umbuftcrn. 
 
 Mista'kable, adj. oerfcnnbar. 
 
 To Mistake', v. ir. l.a.l. irrigerSBcifefiir. .. 
 nebmcn, fi(b irren in ... , ijermetbfeln, ocr= 
 tenncnj 2. cerfe^Ienj 3. mi^tjcrficbenj 11. n. 
 (or to be mistaken) fid() irren, fid(> ecrfe^ca. 
 
 Mistake', s. ber ^rrt^um, ba& ®crfet)cn. 
 
 Mjsta'ken , I. p. a. ; II. — ly , or mistakingly, 
 adv. irrig, falf(b, irrtbumlicb. 
 
 To Mfsteach', v. ir. a. irrig untcrrid(>tcn. 
 
 To Mifstell', V. ir. a. falf(b erjd^len. 
 
 To Misterm', v. a. falf(b nennen. 
 
 Mis'tily, adv, ncbclig, bunfel, trubc. 
 
 To Mistime', v. a. & n. jur Unj eit t^un. 
 
 Mis'tiness, s. bttS 3tebcligc, Sriibc. 
 
 Mis'tion [— 'tsbun] , s. bic SKifcbung. 
 
 Mi^'tletOe [mus'slto], s. Bot. bic ?Kiftclj- 
 throsh, vid. Missel. 
 
 Mistook' [— tAk'] , pret. p. To Mistake. 
 
 To Mistrain', v. a. mif crjicben, ocrjie^cn. 
 
 To Miistrginslate', v. a. fttlf(b fibcrfc^cn. 
 
 Mistransla'tion, s. bic unri(btigc flbcrfe^ung. 
 
 Mis'tress,!.*. 1. bie ^rau (t)om^ttufc) J ^aus* 
 bdltcrinnj 2. bic ^crrinn, 3Jieifterinnj 3. bic 
 iDamC) 4. bic ©elicbtc? 5. bic ^KQitrcffej — 
 of the robes, bic ©orberobcs^uffc^crinn j 11. 
 vid. Mrs. abbr. unt. M. 
 
 Mifstriist', s. btt& ^iptraucn. 
 
 To Mistriist', v. a. miptroucn, ni(bt traucn. 
 
 Mistriist'fdl , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. mi^vcau* 
 if(b j III. — ness, s. bQ8 9Ki| traucn. 
 
 To Mistune', v. a. pcrflimmcn. 
 
 To Mistu'tQr, V. a. falfd) unterri(btcn. 
 
 Mis'ty, adj. ncbcUg^bunfcl, trubc. 
 
 To Misiind^rstand', v. ir. a. mifccrfiebcn. 
 
 Mifsiind^rstan'ding , s. bcr S^rt^um, ba§ 5Ri^« 
 oerftdnbnip. 
 
 Mfsu'sage , s. bic 5Jiif banblung. 
 
 To Misuse', V. a. 1. mipbrau(bcttj 2. mipban* 
 
 MTsuse', s. ber ^ifhxa\x6). [bcln. 
 
 To Miswrite' [mifsrit'] , v. ir. a. falfcb fibrciben 
 
 Miswrought' [mifsrat'] , adj. fcblecbt gcarbcitct. 
 
 Mite, s. 1. bic 5Kilbc5 2. bcrSBibel, ^orn* 
 rourm , 3. btt§ ©cberflcin. 
 
 Mitel'la, *. Bot. bic SSifcbofSmu^e. 
 
 Mi'ter, vid. Mitre. 
 
 Mi(/i'ridate , s. Med. ber SJJitbribat 5 - mus- 
 tard, Bot, 1. ber SSaucrnfenf, 2. bic roilbe 
 
 Mit'igable, adj. julinbcm. [^rcffe. 
 
 Mit'igant, adj. Unbcmb, milbernb. 
 
 To Mit'jgate, v. a. linbem, milbern. 
 31 
 
Mill 
 
 482 
 
 Modu 
 
 Mitigii'tioQ, s, feie Sinberung, SDiilberuug. 
 
 Mit'jgative, adj. UiibcmD, crlei(^tcrnD. 
 
 Mit'igfitor, s. ber aSeru^iger. 
 
 Mi'tral , adj. 1. einc aSift^ofSmu^e bctretrenD 5 
 2. bef. Anat. muoeuformig. 
 
 Mi'tre , .«. 1. Die a5ifd?ofSmu|e5 2. Der 4)aupt= 
 fcinnurfj 3. r. l)era8inM »on 45 (5^raDi bag 
 ^ingefuge j — wheel , T. baS ©iogonal- obcr 
 SBinfelrab. 
 
 iVli'tred, adj. mit einer a5ifdjof5mu|e»)erfel)eu. 
 
 Mits, *. pi. fuine ^ttufl^anbff^u^e (bef. fiir 
 ©amen) ; col. ?Kuif(^en. [fc^ulje. 
 
 Mit'tens, *. pL bicgauft^anb[(^ul)eiipeIj^Qnb= 
 
 Mit'tjinQs, *. Law, 1. ber aScr()QftSbefel)t^ 2, 
 bcr JSBefc^l jur QCcten^SBerfenbuug. 
 
 To Mix, 0. a. (& V. jicb t)er=)mif^en. 
 
 Mix'en, J. ber ajtifi^ttufeii, W OJiiftgrube. 
 
 Mixtjlm'e^ir, adj. Geom. gemif4)tlinig. 
 
 Mix'tion [— 'tsh^n] , s. t)xz (S3ei=)3)iifd)ung. 
 
 Mix'ture [— 'tshur] , s. bit ?0ii[i1)ung j in-s, p/, 
 gefprenMte^ , melirte^ 3.ud). 
 
 Miz'maze, *. bttS 8abi)rintl). 
 
 Mxz'zevLy s. Mars. 1. {or — mast) ber J8efttn» 
 maft, 2. (or — sail) ba§ ajefanfegel, — top- 
 mast, biCrffreujftengc 5— top-sail, bo^aSrani' 
 
 To Miz'zle, vid. To Misle. [fegel 
 
 MnemSn'ic [ne— J, 1. or — cal, adj.vXMmm\\(i)i 
 11. ra-s, jr. i^l. \ik ® ebd(t)tnif funft, 5Kncmonif . 
 
 To Moan, v. 1. a. beflageitj II. n. roel)tlQgcn. 
 
 Moau , *. bic SBc^f log^. [Hciglid). 
 
 Mdan'fAI, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. iDefeflogeilb, 
 
 Moat, s. 1. ber (SBotTers)®rabenj 2. vid. 
 Mote, 1. [umgeben. 
 
 To Moat, V. n. mit einem (ge|lungS=) ®raben 
 
 Mob, s. 1. ber^pobelj baS ©efinbel^ 2. ber 
 ^Sbelljaufe, 3. (or — cap) r>U Stod^tljQube. 
 
 To MSb, V. I. a. 1. beragut^be§^6beB*preiS 
 gcben, mif Ijanbeln 5 2. ocrljuUenj II. n. fid) 
 pfammeurottenj tumultuiren. 
 
 Mob'bish, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. pobel^ttft j 
 2. aufrii^rerifcb. 
 
 Mobile', s. ber ^6bel, grope ^Qufe. [ftanb. 
 
 Mobil'ity, A. 1. bie aSeweglid^feit, 2. bcrUnbe* 
 
 MSc'casins, MSc'casons , s. pi. Am. <B(i)U^i 
 (ber Snbianer) »on iffiilbleber. 
 
 Mogfa'a-stone , s. Min. ber SJJoffaflein. 
 
 To Mock , V. a. 1. (oud^ n.) (ocr)fpotten J 2. 
 toufc^en, 3. no(^dffen. 
 
 Mock, I. *. 1. ber ©pott, 4)o^n, (bittere) 
 <Sd)erj, bag ®efp6tt j 2. bie 9?o(^dffungi^of» 
 fen; 3. vid. Mesh; 11. adj. 1. nad^gemat^t, 
 falf(3^, une^ti nur fdjeinbar, ©c^ein^i 2. 
 ©potts) — bird, cid.Mocking-bird; — doctor, 
 ber tluacffalber 5 — drama,ba6 ^puppenfpiel j 
 —lead, — ore, Mire.baS^a^enerj^biea^lenbe^ 
 — moon, bcr 3tebemnonb5 — orange, bcr 
 
 I fpttttifdje ^olunberi — privet, bic ©tcinliubcj 
 
 — quilting, bcr4)albpique (mitlofcn^dbcn) j 
 
 — satin, [(timaler, woUener SDamofti — song, 
 baS trooeflirte ®t^i^tj ~ style, bie burlcsh 
 (Sc^rcibart 5 — turtle, ein pifanteS (Scric^t, 
 auf ^rt ber ©^ilbfrotenfuppc j — velvet, bcr 
 Xrippfammet. 
 
 Mockadees' , s. pi. einc ^rt Srippfammet. 
 Mpcka'does, s. pi. Sirummer (@nbcn ange* 
 Mock'er, a. ber ©potter. [wcbtcn 3cugcn). 
 Mock'ery, ,v. 1. ba§ ©efpott, bcr ^o^n j 2. bcr 
 
 ©(^crji 3. ber ©t^ein, S8etrug. 
 Mock'ing-bird , s. Orn. bic ©pottbro|]el. 
 Mo'd^l, odj. tiU §orm bctrejfenb, raobal. 
 Modal'ity , s. bic OJlobalitdt. 
 Mode, s. l.bicTfrt, S8cifc3 2. ber ©tufen= 
 
 gang i 3. bie ^orm 5 4-. bie ©ittc , ^o^ti 5. 
 
 modes, pi. SOiobetQffet, englif(^e§3;affetbanb. 
 MSd'el . .V. 1. ba6 ^JiobcUi 2. ba$ SWuf^crj 3. 
 
 ber 5Kapftab 5 — map, Ui Sanbf arte en relief. 
 ToMod'el, v.a. 1. mobcUirenj obbilben, 2. 
 Mdd'^l^r, jr. bcr ^ilbncr, (Srfinber. [cinri(^ten. 
 Mod'erate , 1. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. mdf ig , ge= 
 
 mdpigt? m* — ness, s. ria6 ©emd^igte. 
 To Mod'erate, v. a. 1. (& n. ^i6)) mdpigcn j 
 
 2. ermdfigen (ben ^rci$). 
 Modera'tion, s. bic SJid^igung i OJJdpigfcit. 
 Modera'tor, s. 1. bcr, bttS 9)fdpigcnbc^ 2 ber 
 
 ©orfi^er, 2eiter. 
 MSd'ern , I. adj. mobcrn j ncu, ^eutig j H. w-s. 
 
 *. pi. bic Sfccuercn (opp. Ancients). 
 Mdd'^rnifsm, s. Uc Steucrung. 
 Mod'ernist, MSd'^mizer , *. ber Steucrer. 
 To Mod'^rnize, v. a. mobcrnifiren. 
 MSd'ernn^ss, *. t)a^ SJiobcrnc, bie 9?eu^cit. 
 Mod'est, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. bcfc^eibcn j 
 
 2. fittfom5 3. mdfig. 
 MSd'esty, s. 1. bic Scft^ciben^eiti 2. bic BitU 
 
 famf eit, — piece, bcr ®ufcnftreif (obcn on bcr 
 
 ©(^nurbrufi). 
 MSd'icum, s. baS SEBenige, Sipc^en. 
 Mod'jfiable, Modificable, adj. einsuf(^rdnfcn, 
 
 ndf)cr iu bcfiimmcn, abdnbcrlid^ , roanbclbar. 
 To Modif icate, v. a. bcflimmen, mobificircn. 
 Modlfica'tion , .V. bic 5KobificQtion, ©infd^rdn* 
 
 tung, nd^erc aScftimmung. 
 ToMod'ify, v. a. 1. mobificiren, beflimmenj 
 
 2. Qbdnbcrn, einf^rdnhiij 3. milbcrn. 
 Modn'ljon , s. Arch, ber ©parrenfopf. 
 Mo'djsh, 1. adj.; II. — ly, adv. mobifc^i HI.— 
 
 ness, J. 1. baS SDtobifc^ej 2. bie 5fj;obcfu(|>t. 
 To Mod'ulate, v. a. mobulircn. 
 Modula'tion, *. 1. bic 5KobUlation (ouc(> Mus.)i 
 
 2. bie 5J{elobic. 
 
 Modula'tpr , *. ber, bod SIKobuUrcnbc. 
 Mod'Qle, *. 1. vid. Model ; 2. Arch, bcr moHU 
 
Modu 
 
 483 
 
 x>loni 
 
 jfo'dds , s. Law , bie 3e^ent * ©ntric^tung in 
 
 Mod'wall, vid. Mudwall. [®cll), :c. 
 
 Mogul', s. Der (®rop=)3)?ogur. 
 
 Molidir, J. 1. cm fameel^cirner, jc. 3eug, baS 
 ^aaxtvLd), bcr QKo^r, 2. (or — yarn) bad 
 ,kameelgarn 5 — buttons, pi. ^ol^rfnopfej — 
 twist, ^o^r fur bie ,Knopfmtt^er. 
 
 Moham'medan , vid. Mahomedan. 
 
 Mo'hawk, Mo'hock, s. 1. ber CWo^oiof (norb* 
 ttmcrif. SBilbe) 5 2. ber Stat^tft^roarmer. 
 
 Moi'dore, j. ber 5J{oibor (port, ©olbraunjc) 
 
 Moi'ety, s. bic ^dlftc. 
 
 To Moil, V. n. fi(i) abraatten, fi^ plogen. 
 
 i^ist, adj. 1. feu4)t5 2. faftig, — sugar, ber 
 ^ubcrsucfcr. [mQ(]^cn 
 
 To Moi'stea [— 'sn] , v. a. befeut^ten, nttf 
 
 Moist'ness, s. bie ^cud^tigfeit. 
 
 Mois'ture [— 'tshur] , s. Ut ^eu(^tigf eit, 3tfiffe. 
 
 Mdl, *. vid, Moll. [pi. bie Sarfensd^ne. 
 
 Mo'iar, adj. sermalraenbj ma^Ienb ? — teeth, 
 
 Molas'ses, s. pi. ber (flufjige) 3u(f erfo§, (3uf= 
 
 Mold, &c. ■Old. Mould, &c. [fer=)@t)rup. 
 
 Molda'vja, *. ble^oIbttU. 
 
 Molda'vian, adj. molbttuifd). 
 
 Mole, J. 1. Anat. bie^D^oIej 2.baS9Kar,5Kuts 
 tcrmal5 3. Zooi. ber 5)iauln>urf 5 4. ber ©tein= 
 bamin, bic .|)ttfenrottnb , ber DJfoIo (au(& — 
 bead) ; — bat, — bute, Ich. ber ,fflumpftf(3^ 5 — 
 eyed, 9)?ttuln)urf&augen ^abcnbj blinbj — 
 cast, — hill, ber aRQuIrourfd^ttufen 5 — cowry, 
 ber 3JJauIn>urf , aHott 5 — cricket, bic SBerre, 
 5RQuln)urf&griae5 — rat , bie aJiauln)urf&= 
 rnaug, — skin, cine "Hvt bttumwollener aBe= 
 ftenjeug , mit cr^abenen Slippen oon feiner 
 fpon. aBonC) — track , bCT SKauliDurfSgang. 
 
 Mol'ecule, s. bie 5Kole!iiIe. [beunru^igen. 
 
 To Mplest', V. a. bef(^n)crli(j^ fallen, beldjiigcn, 
 
 Molesta'tion , *. bic aSeldfKgungj aSefd^njcrbe, 
 
 Moles't^r, s. bcr JBeldftigcr. [ber SSerbruf . 
 
 Moli'tion, s. bQ& SOio^len, 3ermttlmen. [t^en. 
 
 Moll, s. (cor. au§ Mary) SJ^arie^cn, col. Wkt- 
 
 Mol'lar, *. Ich. ber Sintenflfc^. 
 
 MSi'ljent, adj. ern)ei(j^enb, milbernb. 
 
 MSl'lifiable, adj. crroeid^bar. 
 
 MSinfica'tion, s. bie ©rweid^ung, 2inberung. 
 
 Moilif'icative, adj. er»ei(^enb, Unbernb. 
 
 MSi'ljfier, s. ber, U^ ginbernbe. [befdnftigen. 
 
 To MSllify, V. a. erwcidjcn, linbcmj milbernj 
 
 MoUiis'ca, s. Zool. boS SBcid^t^icr. 
 
 Mollus'cous, adj. ju bcn SBci^t^icrcn ge^Srig. 
 
 MSl'ly , roie Moll, qv. 
 
 Mol'ten, part. :^ p. To Melt; — image, ba8 ge* 
 goflene SSilb, — grease, Far. baS^ettfc^mels 
 
 M5'iy, s. Bot. ber wilbe ^noblaud). [jen. 
 
 MSlybdate',*. Cliem. baSmolQbbdnftture Bal^. 
 
 M9lfb'den,Molyb'dena,>s.C/iem.ba§5Kolt)bbdn. 
 
 Mo'ment, s. 1. bcr Tfugcnblicfj 2. bie SBid^ 
 tig!eiti 3. bcr ^tatb^ruct, bie ©tdrfe. 
 
 Mo'mentary, 1. adj. einen ITugenblict baucmb, 
 augenblicf Ii(b 5 H- — !ly» adv. jeben lugenblict. 
 
 Momen'tous, adj. witbtig. [rocgung, :c.). 
 
 Momen'tum, s. Mech. ba§ QJJoment (ber ffic* 
 
 Mon'achal, adj. mond^ifd). 
 
 Mon'achism, s. bttS3J?6n£btbnm.[nttbe,6inbeit. 
 
 Mon'ad, Mon'ade [gen.; mO'nad, W.], *.bie5)?0s 
 
 Monad'ical, adj. monobenortig. 
 
 Mon'arch, *. ber 5J?onar(b. 
 
 Monar'ghal, Monar'chic,— cal, adj.monarrbifib* 
 
 Mon'arjhess, .». bif OJionorcbinn. 
 
 MonVchist, J. ber9JJonQr(bift. 
 
 To Mon'ar?bize, v. n. ben OJionard^cn fpiclen. 
 
 Mon'arghy , s. bic 0>?onar(bic. 
 
 Monaste'rial, adj. fI6jtcrli^. 
 
 Mon'astery, s. bcS ,Klo|^cr. 
 
 Monas'tjc, I. or — cal ; II. — cally, adv. fififlcrs 
 licb i III. s. ber mnd). 
 
 Mon'day , s. bcr 5}tontQg. [benb , ® elb*. 
 
 Mon'etary, adj. ficb ouf ©elb (=@Q(ben) ht^ie' 
 
 Mon'ey, s. bQ§ ©clbj — down, — out of hand, 
 bar bejablteS ©elb, — in cash, oorrdtbigcS 
 (barcS) ©elb, to be out of — , jitb au^gegcs 
 bcn btibcnj to keep out of—, mit ber 3a^5 
 lung bin^olten 5 — of account, bie 9le(bnungs= 
 munjc, — bag, ber ©-bcutcl, — balance , bic 
 ©olbroogcj — bill, bie®-biU(®-ben)iUigung 
 fur bcn ,&6nig)5 — broker, ber ®-radfler j — 
 changer, bcr ®-n)C(bSler^ — lender, ocr ®-» 
 cerleiber; — making, ®clb erroerbenb? - 
 matter , bie ®-fa(be 5 Sflc(bnung 5 — pack, — 
 packet, baS ®-pacfet, bie ®-roUcj — proof, 
 unbefle(bU<b5 — scrivener, ber ©-mdflerj — 
 spinner, cine (Heine) ©pinne, — trade, — 
 transactions, bcr ©-banbcl , ®-gef(bdftej 
 Umfo§con6apitolien)— wort, ^o^baS^fen- 
 nigfraut^— 's-worth, ®elbcsn)crt^j baS ®e* 
 minnbringenbe. 
 
 Mon'eyed, Monled, arfj. gelbrcid), in 95arcm 
 befi^enb^ — men, Gopitaliflen. 
 
 Mon'eyl^ss, adj. gelbloS- [bcr^ifdj^dnbler, jc. 
 
 JMon'ger, s. comp. ber ^dnUn, :c. s- 33. fish — , 
 
 Mon'grel, I. adj. ; H. — ly , adv. oon jrocierlci 
 :ifrt (geboren)5 m. s. 1. bcrOJIifcblingj 2.ber 
 Slenbling, 95aftorb5 3. bie 5JZeerfa§e. 
 
 Monil'iform, adj. Bot. perlf(bnurf6rmig. 
 
 Mpni'tion, s. W (Srinnerung , 5Kat)nung. 
 
 Mon'jtive, adj. erma^nenb. [fe^er. 
 
 Mon'itor, s. 1. ber (Srmabncr, 2.ber<S(bulauf« 
 
 Monito'rjal, adj. crmobncnb, ertnnernb, iroar* 
 nenb5 — instruction , bic SBomung&lebrc, — 
 schools, a5e|fening§f(bulcn. [nunggs. 
 
 Mon'itory, adj. crmabncnb , crinnernb, SEBar* 
 
 Mon'itr?88, s. bie ©rma^nerinn. 
 31* 
 
Monk 
 
 484 
 
 Mora 
 
 M6nk, «. m Q)l6n(^ (aud^ Typ.)i m-s and 
 
 friar*, Typ. bcr SOeipbrucf, ^USfd^uf i - head 
 
 5o<. ber gorocnja^nj — '« hood, i. Bot. ba& 
 
 ©fen^iltlcin5 2. /c/i. bcr 5Kecrfrofd) 5 - sheet 
 
 2Vp. tosr TCugfd^ufboQcn. 
 M6n'kery, *. baS SKond^Swefcn. 
 Mon'key , j. ber ^ttffe, — bezoar, bcr ^ffcnbc= 
 
 soar? — '8 bread, ba§ ^ffcnbrobj — trick 
 M6n'kish, adj. moniif(^. [bcr ^offcnftrcid^ 
 MSn'pjhbrd, s. Mus. ba§ 5KonO(3^orb. 
 Monoshrpmat'jc, adj. cinfttrbig-CbaBblattem 
 MSn'pcoes, s. pi. Am. bic Sfinbcl loon Za- 
 MQnoc'ular , MpnSc'ulous, adj. cinfiugig. 
 Monog'amist, s. bcr SOfJonogamift. 
 Mon8g'?Lmy, s. bic ?0?onogamie. 
 Myogram , s. baS 5Konogrttmm. 
 MSn'ograpb, s. bic 9Jtonograp^ic. 
 Monograph'jc* — cal , adj. 1. monogrcp^ifc^J 
 
 2. in Umrilfcn gcjcid^nct. 
 Mon'plSgoe [— 15g] , *. bcr 5Koilolog- 
 MpnSm'aghy, s. bcr 3»eifampf. 
 M5n'ome, s. Alg. bic cinfadje ®r6fc. 
 MQn5p'af/iy, s. boS ^Hetnlcibcn. 
 MQnppet'along, adj. Bot. cinblcittcrig. 
 MonSp'olist, MpnCp'oliz^r, s. bcr SKonopoIift. 
 To Monop'olize , v. a. burd^ 9Jfonopol an ft(b 
 Mon8pVy» s. bttS SRonopol. [bringcn. 
 
 MonSph'yIlous, adj. einblttttcrig. 
 MSn'pptote , s. Gram. baS OJlonoptOton. 
 Monosper'mous, adj. ciufamig. 
 Mon'pstish, *. bod 9Konofli(^on. 
 Monosyllab'jc, — cal , adj. cinfllbig. 
 Monosyi'lable, s. ba& cinfilbigc 2Bort. 
 M8n'9t/iei§m, *. bcr ein»®ottglaubc. 
 MSn'ptOne, MonSt'ony, s. bic @int6nigfcit. 
 Monot'pnoas , I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. cint6nig. 
 Monsddn', s. bcr QKonfoon, ^affatroinb. 
 M5n'ster, *.l.bie 5Ktf gcburtj 2.ba§ Unge^eucr. 
 Monstr8s'|ty, s. l.baSSBibcmatfirlicbej 2.ba& 
 
 lingc^eucr. 
 Mon'strons , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv, 1. wibcr* 
 
 natMi6)i 2. ungc^cucr, — nesg, *. ba§ Un= 
 
 gc^cucrc. [Stcitmii^c. 
 
 Monte'ro, Mpnteer'-cap , s. bic 3flg^= Obcr 
 Montet/i', *. bcr @d^»enf!cffcI,bie^ii^In>Qnnc. 
 Mftnf/i,*. bcrOKonat. 
 Mtnth'lyy adj. k adv. monatlid^. 
 MSn'ument, *. ba§ jDcnfmttl. 
 M6namen'tal, I. adj.; U. — ly, adv. 1. qI§ 
 
 jDcn?mttl, ©cnf=5 2. jum ©cnfmalc gc^orig. 
 M6dd, s. 1. Gram, bcr g)fobu§; 2. bic Tfrt, 
 
 ^orm, 3. Mm*, bic Sonart^ 4. bic Sttunc, 
 
 ©timmung. 
 
 Mdd'djn^ss, s. boS ©crbric^lid^c SBcfcn. 
 Mdd'dy, adj. 1. mfirrifd^^ccrbric^lid^j 2.trau« 
 
 rig, nad^bcnfli^^ , 3. jomig. 
 
 M66n, s. 1. bcr ?Konbj 2. * bcr SJlonat j — 
 blind, blobfld^tig } — calf, 1. ^nat.bicSRolci 
 2. bcr Solpcli - eyed, 1. (bci ^fcrben) m-« 
 ciugigj 2. fd^njad^fid^tig} - fern, baS ^Qlbc 
 9}l-!raut5 - fish, bcr 9JJ-fif(b5 - light, - 
 shine, ba&5)tonbcnli(l^t, bcr 9Jt-f(^cin j— seed 
 Bot. bcr 9)i-famcj - shiny, m-l)cU5 - stone, 
 Min.bcr ©clcnif 5 — struck, m-fiid^tig 5 Bot-i. 
 
 — trefoil, bttS burgunbifc^c ^eu, — wort, 
 btt§ 5)l-fraut. fmonbbcfd^icncn. 
 
 M66'n?d, adj. 1. monbQl)nli(b) 2. s^onbcS^, 
 
 MOO'njsh, adj. monbo^nlid) } unbcftfinbig. 
 
 M66n'l§s8, adj. o^nc SKonb, bunfcl. 
 
 M66'ny, adj. cincn ^aJbcn djJonb fu()rcnb. 
 
 Mo6r, I. s. 1. bttS 5Koor, bcr <Sumpf , bic Tdc* 
 bcrungj 2. bcrSJJo^r, ^tcgcr, 11. comp.— 
 coal, bic 93^oor= (a3raun=) ^o()lej — cock, 
 bcr SBafrcrt)a{)n 5 - game, bo§ ^cibcgcfliigcl, 
 bic DJZooruogcl, jc, — hen, bo§ SBafTcr^u^nj 
 
 — land, ba§ 5Karfd^lanb 5 — stone , Min. bcr 
 5)?oorftcin, bQ§ ©umpfcrj. 
 
 To M66r, Mar. v. I. a. (cin ©(^ijf) vcrtcucn, 
 
 bcfcftigcnj »or ^fnfcr Icgcn, II. n. anfcrn: 1. 
 
 "Unhv wcrfcni 2. t>or "K. Ucgcn 5 — ing rope, 
 M(i6'rage, s. bcr lnfcrpla|. [ba§ ©rcgtau. 
 MOCries', s. pi. cinc2Crt TOcif c oftinb. ^attune 
 Mofi'rjngs, s. pi. Mar. bic ^afcnanfcr. 
 Mdo'rish, adj. 1. mo^ri|'(^, 9}iol)rcn=5 2. or 
 
 M66'ry, fumpfig. 
 
 Mdose, s. Zool. ba§ SKufct^icr (^rt (glcnn). 
 To M66t , V. a.k n, (jur flbung) bisputircn, 
 
 bcbattircH. [roorfcnc jJtcd^tSfragc. 
 
 M6()t, s. bic (iurifiifd^c)©ifputatton,oufgc« 
 M8p , s. 1. bcr SBifd^ , ((S(bcuer=) happen, 2. 
 To Mop, V. a. obwifd^en, abf(^eucrn.[bcr fficfen. 
 To Mope, V. I. a. bumm matben, bctaubcnj II. 
 
 n. bumm fcinj bumpf ^intraumcn. [fifbtig. 
 Mope, *. bcr Srciumcr, Sropfj — eyed, bI6b» 
 Mo'pjsh, I. adj. trdumcriftb, unf^citig 5 II.— 
 
 ness, s, bic Srdumcrci. [bas ^pitpptbcn. 
 MSp'pet , Mop'sey , s. bic ^uppc ton happen J 
 Mor'al, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.morQlifd>5 
 
 2. fittlid^ i 3. gcifHg 5 III. *. bic floral 
 Mor'gilist, MBr'ailizer, s. bcr ©ittcnlc^rcr. 
 Moral'jty, *. 1. bic Bitni6}hiti 2. bic 9}Jo» 
 
 rol, (Stbif J 3. Arte. Dram. baS ©itlcnfpicl. 
 Mgraliza'tion , s. bic moraliftbc Sctrttd^tung- 
 To Mor'silize, v. I. a. 1. ocrfxttlid^cn, 2. mo* 
 
 rdifcb anrocnbcn? II- n. mordifircn. 
 Mortals, s. pi. 1. bic ©ittcnlc^rcj 2. bo§ «cr* 
 
 ^altcn, bic ©ittcn. 
 Mprass',*. bcr 5)brQft, (Sumpf. 
 Moras'sy. adj. fumpfig, moraftig. 
 
 Mora'via, s. Geog. SO'?a()rcn. 
 Mpra'vian, I. adj. mai)xi\6) 5 II. *.bcr9KQ^rcri 
 the M-s, bic mtt^rif(ben SSruberj ^crrn^utet. 
 
Morb 
 
 485 
 
 Moth 
 
 Mor'bjd, I. adj. fxMlidf, franf^ttft j II. — ness, 
 
 s. tic iranflic^fcit. 
 Morbifjc, — cai, adj. franf moc^cnt). 
 Morbose', adj. franf^Qft, ungefunD. [bcif ig. 
 Morda'cious,I. arf;.; II. — ly, adv. beipenl), 
 Morda^'ity, Mor'dicancy , s. bic (bcifenDc) 
 
 ©(^arfc. [s. Uc 93eise. 
 
 Mor'daint, I. or Mor'dicant, beipcnD, fd[>arf j II. 
 Mordica'tion, .v. t)Q§ ^infrelfen, ^erfreffen. 
 More, adj. & adv. 1. (au(^ J.; mc^r J 2. ferner, 
 
 ofter, tvkUxi no — , 1. nid^tme^r; nid^tmin» 
 
 ter, 2. ebenfoiDenigj once — , noi cinmal. 
 Mpreen', *. Com. Ux WoUcne ?Ko^r. 
 Morel', s. Bot-s. 1. t>ic 5)Jor(^el5 2. bersrta(^^ 
 
 fd^tttteii) 3. tie SKoreUe (faure vffirfd^e)} - 
 
 berry, — cherry , Die Su^cnfirfd^e. 
 Moreo'v^r, adv. uberDiep, nod^ Daju. 
 Moresk', I. adj. mauxi^d), moxtiU H. s. pL Die 
 Mor'gay, s. Ich. ber |)unbS^ai. [^rabeSfen. 
 Mor'ibund, I. adj. fterbenb 5 II. s.fiix ©terbcnDc. 
 Mor'il, uirf. Morel, 1. IMin. Dcr Sflau(btoptt§. 
 Mo'rign , s. 1. Die ©turm^aubc, Der ^elm, 2. 
 Moris'co, I. adj. mo^nf(&, (mtturifc^), groteSf 5 
 
 li. or MO'risk, .v. 1. Der OJto^ri 2. Da& ^0^= 
 
 riftbe j 3. Der 3Kot)rentonj unD Deffen 3;dn5cr. 
 Mor'kin, s. DttS ^allwilD , m-s, p?.^bDctf erleDer. 
 Wor'Iings , s. pi. (StcrblingS* (oDer <Sterbe») 
 Mor'myre, s. Ich. ber 0}?armorbrafen.[SBoUe. 
 Morn, s. * ber 9JJorgcn. 
 Mor'ning, s. ber^Korgen? — gown,ber(S^laf= 
 
 rocf 5 — print, btt§ ^-hlatti — star, ber 5K-« 
 
 flcrn 5 — watch, bie Sagrettd^c auf ©(biffen. 
 MprSc'co, J. 1. Geog. OJjQrocco j 2. (— leather) 
 
 ba§9)?aroquin»2eberj — paper, boS SKarc 
 
 quinpopier. 
 Morose', I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. murrif^ , oer« 
 
 brief U^ 3 m. — ness, A-.baS murrifcbe SSefen. 
 Mor'phew , s. bo§ 3ittermal. [len bebecfen. 
 To Mor'phew, v. a. mit ^led^ten ob. 3ittermQ= 
 Mor'rice , Mor'ris, *. vid. Maurice; — dance, 
 
 ber SRobrentanH — bells , 4)arleKn8f(beIIcn. 
 Mor'row, s. ber aJlorgcnj to-—, morgen. 
 Morse, *. Zoo^ ba§ SBaUrof > — skins, 38-= 
 
 bciute, — teeth, Sffi-jd^ne. 
 Mor'sel, s. 1. berSSiffen, ba$ ©tucf, 2. boS 
 
 ®eri(btj 3. r»/g.baSa5iS(ben.[uid.Morling8. 
 Mort, s. Sport. ba& ^alali^asiafeni — wool, 
 Mor'tal, I. ad;.; II. — ly, adv. 1. flerbUtb? 2. 
 
 menf(bUd^5 3. tSbtlid)) 4. oMfg. duf erfi, bef= 
 
 tig 5 m. s. ber ©terbli(be,5iRenf(b 5 — sin , bie 
 
 Sobffinbe. [^^titj 3. ber Sob. 
 
 Mortai'ity, s. 1 .bie <BterbU(bf eit 5 2.bie 9Kenf(b» 
 To Mor'talize, v. a. fierblid) mo(bcn. 
 Mor'tair, s. 1. ber 3K6rfer (oucb Gun.)-, 2. ber 
 
 ?K6rteI 5 — piece, ber ^euermorfer. 
 Mort'gage [mor'gaj], s. 1. baS ©erpfdnbete 
 
 I ©runbfliict, (unberoeglitbe) Unterpfanbj 2. 
 bie 4)i)pot^ef 5 3. bie ^fanbbelaftungj to give 
 in — , oerpfdnbenj to be in — , oerpfdnbct 
 fle^en. [ciren5 2. jumpfanbeoerfcbrcibcn. 
 
 *To Mort'gage, v. a. 1. cerpfdnben, bPPott)e« 
 
 ♦Mortgagee', s. ber ^t)potbc!Qr= (ob. ^fanb=) 
 ©Idubigcr. [s. ber ^fttnbfd^ulbncr. 
 
 *Mort'gager, [opp. mortgagee': inorgajiir'], 
 
 Mortif'erous, adj. tobtliib, oerberbIid(>. 
 
 Mortifjca'tion , s. 1. Surg, bic SKortification j 
 2. bie (Srtobtung (ber aScgierbcn)^ 3. bic 
 ^rdnfung, ©emiit^igung, a3ef(bimpfung. 
 
 M6r'tjfiedn?ss, s. bie ©cmut^igung. 
 
 Mor'tifier, s. ber Sobtenbe, k. cf. b. f. SB. 
 
 To Mor'tify, v. I. a. 1. (^leifd^) mortificircn 5 
 fig-s. 2. ertobtenj 3. fafieienj 4. bemutbigcn, 
 frdnfen? Il-w.ttbflerben.[chisel,b. 2ocbmeifcl. 
 
 Mor'tise (Miir'tice), s. T. ba§ 3apfcnlo(b i - 
 
 To Mor'tise, v. n. cinjopfcn, sufammcnfflgen. 
 
 Mort'main, s. Law , bie tobte ^anb. 
 
 Mor'tuary, I. s. 1. Law, bQ§ 5§f ortUttrium j 2. 
 bie SSegrdbnifftdttej II. adj. SSegrdbnif*. 
 
 Mosa'jc, I. or — cal, adj. 1. mofaifcb j 2. mils 
 fitjif^j II..y.bie3)Jofaif. 
 
 Mos'shatel, s. ^of.boS Sifomfraut. [fomit. 
 
 Mos'cQvite, I. adj. moSforoitifcb i II. j-bec 5Ko§= 
 
 Mos'covy , s. Geog. (bttS gonb) «Ko§?au, diuh 
 lanbj — ashes, rufftfcbe spottafcbe^ — glass, ba§ 
 5KttriengIaS5 — hides, bie ^"(btcn 5 — talc, 
 ber (©(bminffiein. 
 
 MSs'cow, s. Geog. (bie @tabt) 5}Jo&fau. 
 
 MQselle', s. Geog. bie 50?ofcl (^luf). 
 
 Mosqoe [mSsk] , s. bie 5Kof(bce. 
 
 Mosqui'to [- ki'to] , s. bie 5)?uSfito*9J?iictc. 
 
 Moss, *. 1. baS 9JJ00&5 2.ber50^orafl, ©umpfi 
 Bot-s. — berry, bie 50?ooSbcercj — campion, 
 ba§ 3}lorgenr6§Iein5 — rose, bie 5!Jfoo§rofej 
 — rush, bie 5Ufoogbinfc. 
 
 To MSss, v. a. mit 5Koo§ bcberfen, bemoofen. 
 
 Mos'siness, s. M^ 9J?oofige, SBoUige. 
 
 Mos'sy, adj. 1. moofig, bemoo|t)2. roollig. 
 
 Most (sup. t>. More), I. adj. ber, bie, baS 
 meifte, grSfte, ll. adv. 1. or — ly, meifi, 
 mciftens, am meifleni 2. r)6(bfi, fetjr, gar 5 HI. 
 s. ba$ ©ropte, 'yjtdfit, ^o6i^t^ at (the) -, 
 
 Mote, s. 1. ba§ ^tomj 2. t;irf.Moat.[^6(bflcn§. 
 
 Mote, 4= ft. might & must. 
 
 Motes, s. pi. Heine, woblfeile ^inbermcffer. 
 
 Mo'tet, Motet'to , s. Mus. bic SWotctte. 
 
 Moth , s. bie OJlotte 5 To — eat, v. a. ju ®runbe 
 rifbtenj — eaten, oon gotten jcrfrcffenj — 
 mullein, boSOJJ-nfrautj -worm, bie2aroebc5 
 <S(bnurrfdfer§5 — wort, Bot. ber a5cifu0. 
 
 M6th'?r, s. 1. bie3Jtuttei} 2. Anat.W(®t'-) 
 aSdrmutter 5 3. ber (SobenOSai 5 — of pearl, 
 bie ^crlenmutter 5 — of thyme, Bot. ber roilbe 
 
Moth 
 
 486 
 
 Mout 
 
 nucnbelj a fit of the - (ob. - fit) , bic W-' 
 bcfd^rocrung 5 - city, bie ^Quptflot)t5 — clove, 
 bie SK-nelfe, — country, bttS SK-lonb^ — in- 
 law, bie©(^n)iegermutteri— like, mutterlicj^) 
 — lobster, ber SSdrenfrebg , — tongue, 1. bie 
 9K-fprac^C5 2. bie ©tammfprac^ei — water, 
 C/iem. bie OJI-lQuge, — wort, ba§ 2IJ-frout. 
 
 To Motb'er, v. I. n. gerinnen, fi(^ fe^en j II. a 
 aboptiren,anKnben. 
 
 Mfith'erhood [- hiid] , s. bie 5D?Uttcrfc^aft. 
 
 Motb'^rless, ae/;. muitterto§. 
 
 Moth'eriy, adj. i^ adv. l.mutUvU6)i 2.vid. 
 
 Moth'ery, adj. t)efig , \>id. [Matronly 
 
 Moth'y, adj. ooU 5)?otten, mottenfrdpig. 
 
 Mo'tion, s. 1. bic 95en)egungj 2. ber ©ang? 3. 
 bie ^Qltung j 4.^g. bie 9legung, bcrlCntriebj 
 5. \>U OJJotion, ber SSorf^lag, TTntrag (im 
 ^arlamente,:c.)i 6. bie [(briftlidje 9Kitt^ei» 
 lung j 7. ber ©tu^lgang j to make a — for... 
 antragen ouf [^yntrog jleHen 
 
 To Mo'tion , u. I. a. sntragen (auf) j II. n. cinen 
 
 Mo'tionless, af/j. unbeweglid^. [grunb. 
 
 Mo'tjve, 1. adj. benjegenb^ II. *. ber SSeroeg 
 
 Motiv'jty, J. bie S3en)cgung§fraft 
 
 Mot'ley, adj. ftbecfig, bunt. 
 
 Mo'tor , s. ber, bag ffieroegenbe. [SSeweger. 
 
 Mo'tpry, adj. beroegenb? — muscles. Anat. bic 
 
 Mot'tled, adj. flectig, gcmuftert, bunt. 
 
 Mould [moldj, s. 1. bie gormj 2. a) bie ©u^^ 
 form j 6)bie®dbablone5 « ) bie |)utsurferform4 
 d) GoLd-h. vellura — , bie Sluetfcbformj 3. 
 Anat. bie ©(bdbelna^t^ 4. Mar.W OIJaH^ 5« 
 bie Silbung j 6. bie grucbterbe, Sommerbei 
 7. bie 5JJatcric, ber ©toff j 8. bie 7Crt5 9. ber 
 ©^immel , OJiober ^ — candles , gegoffene 
 %\6)U^ — frame , ber ^ormtif*; (beS ^xMik' 
 berd)^ — warp, ber -SffQuIrourf. 
 
 *To Mould , V. I. a. 1. mit ©(bimmcl fiberjic= 
 ^eni 2. gefiQlten, formen, giepen, bilbcn, 3. 
 (33rob) fnetenj II. n.fcbimmclnjfa^migwers 
 
 ♦Muui'dable, adj. bilbfam. [bcn. 
 
 * MouI'der, v. ber Silbner, ©iepcr. 
 
 *To Moul'd?r, V. I. rt. 1. mobern, tjcrmobern, 
 in ®tQub jerfaUcn , jerfiieben j 2. obne^men, 
 oerge^cn, II. a. jerf^duben, jerbrocfeln. 
 
 *Moul'dinesg, s. ba§ ©^immelige, ber^Robcr. 
 
 *Moul'ding, I. s. Arch, bie erljQbene ^rbcit, 
 ba§ ©imSwer!, ber ©cfjierat^j U. comp. — 
 plane, bcr ^c^lbobel. [.^dfc. 
 
 *Moul'dy, adj. [(bimmclig} — cheese, alter 
 
 *Moul'inet, s. T. bag ©re^frcuj, berjDrcb= 
 baum (einer SBinbc), [ren. 
 
 *To Moult, V. n. ficb maufen, maufem , ob^aa* 
 
 *Moul't?r, s. ber SSogcl in ber 0)?aufe. 
 
 Mound, .V. ber -SBaa, Damm, bic JBerfcbanjung. 
 
 To Mound, v. a. oerftbanjen, umbdmmen. 
 
 Mount, s. 1. bcr aJcrg, 2. ber funftU^cSBergj 
 
 3. bcr iDamm^ 4. Fort. Un ^a$e. 
 
 To Mount, V. I. n. 1. (auf) fteigen, 2. auf= 
 U^enj 3. vid. To Amount ; II. a. 1. (crs) l^e= 
 bcn 5 2.befteigenj erflcigenj 3. bcrittcn ma^en,- 
 
 4. (». ©(biffen: ^anonen) fu^ren, 5. (^ar* 
 ten, K.) aufjieben, auftteben? 6. tcrsicren, 
 befe^cn, (ein=) faffen j to — (the) guard, auf 
 bic i&a6)e jieben. 
 
 Moun'tain, 1. *. 1. ber S5erg5 2. — ofvcnus, 
 .4nof. ber ©(bambergj 3. vid. — wine; II. 
 adj. gcbirgig, auf SScrgcni — antelope , bcr 
 ©pringbocE, — ash, bie S-eftbc 5 — avens, 
 baS a5-ndglein§fraut} — balm, bie 35-mcUffcj 
 
 — bramble, bie frie^cnbc |)imb cere 5 — chick- 
 weed, ber moo§artige 23ergmeier^ — cat, bic 
 milbe ^a§e , — cock , bcr ^ucrfta^n j — cork, 
 ber aS-for!) — egg, ba§ S-ei (i>on ©(bwcfcU 
 ficS)5 Bot-s. — heath, ber <Stcinbre(b5 — 
 laser-wort, bcr S-fummel)— linnet, Om.bcr 
 ©tcin^dnflingj — man, bcr S-bcraobncri — 
 oak, bie @teineid)C5 — paper (— flesh, 
 leather), ber S5-!orf, fiwimmcnbe TfSbcft 
 
 — parsley , bic ^-petcrftlic, ba& ©runb^cil j 
 
 — rat, baS 5JJurmcitl)ieri — rose, ba4 a5-r6§» 
 (beni — soap, bie ffi-fcife, SSocffeife^ — wino, 
 5)?alaga5 — worm-wood , bcr ICIpcnbeifup. 
 
 Mountajneer', s. bcr a5crgben)ot)ncr. 
 Moun'tajnous, I. adj. I. bcrgig, gcbirgig 5 2. 
 
 bergboibi 3. gebirgifd^, Sergei II. — ness, s. 
 Moun'tant, adj. ftcigcHb. [t^a^ ©cbirgigc, jc. 
 Moun'tebank, *. bcr 9Jfarfffd)reicri tluacffal* 
 To Moun'tebank, v. a. bctriigen. [bcr. 
 
 M6un'tebank?ry, s. bie 0)?arftf(breicrci. 
 Moun'ter, .v. ber ©tcigcnbc. [Ginfaffung. 
 Moun'ting, s. bcr ((Silber*, 2C.) S3cfdjlag5 bic 
 Miiun'ty, s. Sport. ba§ Tfuffleigcn be§ galfen. 
 Mour'dant [raor'— ], s. bic 3unge, ber 35orn 
 
 (an (Scbnallcn). [traucrn. 
 
 To Mourn [mOrnj, v. I. n. (raucrU) II. a. be* 
 *MGur'n?r, s. bcr Sraucmbc^ Scibtragenbc. 
 * Mourn'fiil, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. traurig 5 III. 
 
 — ness, .v.l.bQ§Sraurigc5 2.bie3:raurigfcit. 
 *Mour'n|ng, p. a. 1. traurig^ 2. 3:raucr5. 
 Mouse, .«. 1. bic OiJ?au§5 2. Mar. bie (©tQg=) 
 
 5Kau8 i — buttock, ba$ Scnbcnf^urf i — cowry. 
 Conch, bic (linneifdjc) OJJouS? — ear, Bot, 
 bQ§ CDMufcobrcbcnj — hawk, bcr OJldufcfalf j 
 
 — hunt, vid. Mouser; — tail. Bot. ber 0)?QUs 
 fef(bn>anS5 — trap , bic OJidufcfane. 
 
 To Mouse, in I. n. ntttufcn, DJlaufe fangen j H. 
 
 a. jers'ttufen. [Z^cv. 
 
 M6u'8?r, A-. bcr ^aufcr, ba§ OJJduft fangcnbc 
 
 M6u«/*, s. 1. bcr OJiunb, X:ai WauU 2. bic 
 
 (^(u§-) 9J?unbung, S)ffnungi 3. bcr (Eingang» 
 
 bicdinfabrti 4. bos !)}?unbfiu(fi 5. bie ®e^ 
 
Mout 
 
 487 
 
 Muil 
 
 fX(^tS©erscrrungj- of the womb, Anat. l)er 
 3JtuttcrmunD 5 — expenses, pL ba& ,ffoft3eU) ) 
 
 — glue, ber ^JJlunbleimj — hooour, oerfteUtc 
 ^^rcnbcseigungenj — organ , bic ^apagenos 
 ^^Ui — piece, 1. boS 5Kunbftiict (on 3nfiru» 
 mcnten) 5 2. ^g. bcr SGBortfu^rer. 
 
 To Modth , V. a. 1. (ttud^ n.j a) mit CoUcm 
 gjJunbc (auS) fprcd^enj h) (lo&O fdtjreien (at, 
 auf)5 borff^ onloffen, f(^eltcnj 2. mit bcm 
 ^3Kunt>e faffcnj 3. faucn, cffcn. [lig. 
 
 Mou'thed, adj. comp. mit cinem9Jlunbc,smfiu= 
 
 Moaf/j'i?ss, adj. o^nc SOiJunt) , oerflopft. 
 
 To M(ive, u. 1. a. 1. /if. &j(ig. bcwegcnj^g-i. 
 2. crrcgen, ru^rcn? 3. aufbringcn, aufregcn, 
 4. Dorfc^Iagcn, cmpfe^Ienj Il.n.l. fi^ bcwe* 
 gen, fi^ regen, 2. gc^cn, 3. Qufbrc(j^cnj fi4> 
 (fort^ begebenj 4. (in cin 8ogiS, :c.) jic^cn. 
 
 Move, s. bie Scwegung , bcr 3ug. 
 
 Mo'vable, M6'veable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, advM' 
 rocgfid^j — goods (gem. movables,*.), pL be* 
 wcglid^e ®utcr, ^DJobilicnj III. — ness, *. 
 bie a5cn)cgli(^Fcit. 
 
 Move'less, adj. unbcmeglid^. 
 
 M6ve'ment , s. bic ®cmcgung. 
 
 M6'ver, s. berSSeroegcr, :c. cf. To Move. 
 
 MoVjng, adj. rii^rcnb. 
 
 M6^, .V. 1. bcr S5oben, Gd^oppcn, bie 95anfcj 
 
 — knife, bttS J^cumcjfcr. [cinbonfcn. 
 To M6^, V. 71. bttS ©ctreibc, jc einbringcn, 
 To Mow, V, I. (tr.) a. mafecnj n. n. blofcn, 
 
 briiUen. [JBanfe) cntjunbcn, branbig wcrbcn- 
 
 To Mo«'burn, v. n. ftd^ auf bcm SSoben (in bcr 
 
 Mow'er, s. bcr SKa^cr, ©djnittcr. 
 
 Mown, p. p. D. To Mow. 
 
 Mox'a, *. Surg. COfoyo, SrcnnwoUc 
 
 Miich, I. adj. oicl5 H- arfu. 1. Old, fc^r, gar, 
 rocit, 2. oft5 3. faft, beino^cj very — , gar 
 fc^r? as—, cben fo »iel5 — at one, cbcnfo 
 gut, cbcn fo fc^r, not so — as , nitbt einmal 5 
 ill. s. 1. or— ness, bie COJengc^ 2. SSicl. 
 
 Mo'cid, I. adj. muffig, bumpfig , [(^immclig 5 
 n. — ness , s. bie OJJuffigfcit. 
 
 Mr/cilage, s. bcr ©c^Icim, ja^c ©aft. 
 
 Mucilag'inoos, I. adj. fdjicimig J — glands, pi. 
 ^nai. bicSi^Ieimbrfifen, n. — ness, j. bie 
 @d)Ieimigfcit. 
 
 Muck, I. J. 1 . bcr m\% Ro% ©rcrf, Unflat^ h 2. 
 ba&®emcine, (Srbdrmlit^cj 3. bicSoHmut^i 
 to run a — , 1. ^erumrafenj 2. (mit at), n>u= 
 t^cnb angrcifcnj n.comp. — tly,bic©d^mcif= 
 flicgc5 — heap, bcr 9JJifls (ob. Drecf*) ^au* 
 fen ) — sweat, rniig. ber flar!c ©(i^roeifi} — 
 worm, 1. ber ^KiflMfer, 2. fig. bcr v^nirfer. 
 
 To Muck, V, a. bfingen. 
 
 Muck'jness, .v. baS ©rcdfigc, bcr ©c^imu^. 
 
 MncMy, adj f(^musig, brcrfig. 
 
 Mu'cous, 1. adj. fd>(eimig, ro^igj 11. — nees, 
 Muc5s'ity, s. ba& ©d^lcimigc, bcr @4)lcira. 
 
 Ma'cronate, Mu'cronat^d, adj. gcfpi^t, fpi^ig. 
 
 Mu'culency, s. tiah ©d^leimige, 3al)c. 
 
 MQ'cul^Ht, adj. f(^Icimig, jttl^c. 
 
 Mu'cus, s. (lat.) bcr ©d^leim. 
 
 Mild, s. 1. berSc^lamm, naffc Jtotljj 2. bcr 
 Xctjmj — fish, /c7i.bcr@(^lQmmbcipcr,9Kobcr» 
 fifcb 5 — sill, bie0loftf(i^n)cUc(im SrucfcnbaiOj 
 — wall, 1. bie 2c{)mn)anb 5 2. Om. bcrSaum- 
 Idufcr. [madden. 
 
 To Mild, V. a. 1. in@(^Iamm rocrfcnj 2.trabe 
 
 Miid'derer, s. ber JBoggcr, ?»{obcrpra^m. 
 
 Miid'dily, adv. ». Muddy. 
 
 Miid'djn?ss, *, ba§ ©^lommige, Sriibe. 
 
 To Miid'dle, v. I. a. 1. triibcnj 2. bctfiuben, 
 bcncbchij II. n. im ©t^Iammc raiiljlcn. 
 
 Miid'dy , adj. 1. fd^lammig, trubc^ 2. unrein, 
 befdjmust) ^.fig. bunfcl^ biiflcr^ —headed, 
 
 To Mud'dy, v. a. trfibcn. [bumm. 
 
 To Mue, vid. To Mow & To Mew . 
 
 Miiff, s. bcr gRujf. [Scmmd. 
 
 Miiffin, .V. cine Hxt leicbtcr (S^ec=) ^uc^cn ob. 
 
 ToMiiffle, V. 1. n. murmcln, in fid) ^incin 
 fprctben^ II. a. C— up) 1. bcbcrfcn, cinroif* 
 fcln, cin^uUenj 2. ocr^iillen. 
 
 Miif fle, s. Chcm. bic 5Jfuffcl. 
 
 Miiffler, .v. 1. bie^iiUc,a5inbe52.bcr(S(^teierj 
 3. m-s, pi. l8oj:^ttnbf(iubc 
 
 Miif ti , s. ber 9J?ufti. [Hot. bcr ©cifuf. 
 
 Mug, s. bcr ®c(^cr, ,5trug,bic^anncj — wort, 
 
 Miig'gish, Miig'gy, odj. feud)t, no^j bumpfig. 
 
 Mu'gil, s. vid. Mullet, I. 
 
 Mulatto, *. bcr OKuIattc. [bic s»?aulbecrmelbc. 
 
 Mul'b?rrj-, s. Bot. bie OJJaulbccre 5 — blight, 
 
 MQlch , s. ber »crfaulte ©ung. 
 
 Mulct, s. bie ©clbflrafe, (Strafe. 
 
 To Mulct, 1). a. (an ®elbe) ftrafen. 
 
 Mulc'tuary [— 'tshO — ] , adj. cine ©elbflrafc bc» 
 treffenb 5— punishment, bic ©clbflrafc. 
 
 Mule, s. l.bcr5«auIcfcl,bQ§«»?auItt)icr5 2. 7'. 
 bie (SBaftarbO (Spinnmoftbinc, — bird . ber 
 ^albft^Ifigigc SSogcl? — fern . vid. Hart's- 
 tongue; — twist, 9Kublen' obcr 9}Jaf(^incn- 
 garn, (©inO @cbufgarn, Ginfcblagj- wasps, 
 bic 5Koulcfcl (gcf(blc(bt§Iofcn SScdpen). 
 
 Mules , s. pi. bic ©(brunbcn (an ben |)inter» 
 fuf en ber §)fcrbc). 
 
 Muleteer', s. bcr 5Waulefcltrcibcr. 
 
 Mulieb'rjty, *. bic SBciblitbfcit. 
 
 Mu'lier,*. Late, 1 . bic re(btma|iigc ((5^cs)^rau i 
 2. ba§ im ©bcfianbc gcbornc i:inb. 
 
 Mulierty, s. Law, bie c^cH(1)C ®eburt. 
 
 Mulish, adj. ^artnfitfig. 
 
 To Mrdl, V. a. mit 3utfer u. @cn>urj ©crfc^en 
 m-ed wine, bcr (SIu()n>ein. 
 
Mull 
 
 488 
 
 Muri 
 
 Muiaejn, J. Bot. bQ& SBoUfraut. 
 
 Miil'ler, s, Ux 2dufer (p etnem Oleibftein). 
 
 MulV» s.l.Ich. l)ie9Jteerdf(§e, (Seebarbc, 2. 
 
 Her. Ut aufget^ane (fiinfjacfige) Stern. 
 Mul'ljgrubs, s. pi. viilg. 1. \)Q§ SSaud^fneiperi) 
 
 2. bic uble Sounc 
 Mul'lipn, s. bie ^cnfterpfoftc. 
 Mul'lQck, s. t)o§ ,fi:eliri(^t, icr ©c^utt. 
 Mul'mul, s. Com. eine ^rt ofttnljifd^erSRuSUn 
 Mulse, s. Der ^onigroein. 
 Multan'gular , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. )c>ielwin= 
 
 feltg, »ielecfig5 III.— ness, s. tja^SSielnjinHige 
 Maltjcap'sular, arfj. Boi. oieIfQ(^erig. 
 Multica'voos, adj. mit oielen ^S^lungen. 
 MuItifcVor* «f^i- oiclfarbig. 
 Maltifa'rious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. manmdds 
 
 faltigj III. — ness, s. t){c 9}?onnid^faItig!eit. 
 Mijltif idous, adj. »ieIfpQltig. 
 Mul'tjfdrm, adj. oielformig. 
 Multjfor'mity, s. bie Siclformigfcit. 
 
 Miiltjlat'eral, adj. oielfeitig. 
 Multilin'eal, adj. oicUinig. 
 Multifl'pquons, adj.gefc^mfi^ig. 
 Multin6m'|n?il, Multjnom'inous, adj.ioielnQmig. 
 Multip'arous, adj. oieic SwnQf (Quf cin 5Wal) 
 Multip'airtite, ad;, oielfa^ gct^cilt. [wcrfcnb. 
 Mul'tjped, adi. t)ie TCffel, bcr .ffcllcrwurm. 
 Miil'tiple , adj. einc Qnbcre 3a^l mc^rmais in 
 
 ftd^ cnt^ttltcnt), oiclfa(^. 
 Mul'tipliable, I. or Mul'tjplicable , ju multi* 
 
 plicircn , H. — ness, s. tic SBcrme^rbarfeit. 
 Multiplicand' , s. Arith. ber 5KuItiplicanl). 
 Multip'ljcate, adj. mc^rfttdf), »ielfa(]^. 
 Multipljca'tion , *. 1. tie aSemelfdltigung j 2. 
 
 /ir/f/i. tie 9}IuItiplication , — table, to§ ein= 
 
 ^aUein§5 - tables, Sted^entafeln. 
 Multjpiica'tor , s. Arith. ter SiJiultipUcator. 
 Multipli9'}ty, *. tie S5ielfa(3^^eit, 9Jfanni(J^fQl= 
 
 tiQhiti SSiel^eit, ^Jlengc. 
 Mul'tiplied, p. a. Bot. ^ttlb geffiUt (iD.aslumen). 
 Mul'tiplier, s. 1. ter SSerme^rer 5 2. Arith. ter 
 
 ^ultiplicator. 
 To Mul'tiply, V. I. a. 1. pcrme^renj 2. ilnt/i. 
 
 multipUciren 5 n. n. ft(^ ocrme^ren. 
 Multip'otent, adj. fe^r mdd^tig. [ten jugleid^. 
 Muitipre^'ence, s. tie ® cgcnWQrt an oiclen S)r= 
 
 Multis'cious [— tisb'us] , adj'. »iel Wiffcnt. 
 Multisil'iquous, adj. t)iel^ulfig 5 »ielf(^otig. 
 Multifs'onous, adj. oieltonig. 
 Multisyllable, *. tttS oielfilbige SBort. 
 Multitude, s. tie asicl^eiti 50^cnge. 
 Multitu'dinous, adj. sa^lreid^, oielfad^. 
 Mnltiv'agant , adj. um^crfd^weifent. 
 Miil'tivalve , I. s. tic oieIf(iaUge 9)Cuf^el5 II. 
 Maltoc'ular, adj. ciclaugig. [adj. Dielfd&olig. 
 Mul'ture [— 'tshuri, s ta6 5J?abIen j 3){Q^igelt. 
 
 II Mum, s. tie 3Kummc (SSraunbier). 
 
 'Mum, I. int. % fliU! II. adj. fliUj - chance, 
 
 1. adj. j^umm, fliUj II. s. tic ©tiUc. 
 
 To Miim'ble, v. n. <fe a. l.murmein, brummenj 
 
 2. mummeln, Icife fauen. 
 Miim'bler, s. ter 9Kurmclntc, :c. 
 Mu'mial , adj. ja einer SKumie ge^orig. 
 To Mumm, v. a. ©ermummcn, cerHeiten. 
 Miim'mer, s. ter SSermummtc. 
 Mum'mery, s. tie ^Jtummerci, ter 9)taSfenbalI. 
 To Mum'mjfy, v. a. pr *J3?umie mod^en. 
 Miirn'my, s. 1. tie SRumic, 2. ter5Uiumienfaft> 
 
 3. tQ§ SSttummacbS / 3n»Pfroat5^§- 
 
 To Mump, V. a. 1. nngen? 2. murmeln j 3. bct» 
 
 telnj 4. beructen,uberliften. 
 Mum'pjsh, 1. adj. oertrief li(^ , murrifd) 5 II. — 
 
 ness, s. ta§ murrifd^c SBefen. 
 Mumps, $. pi. 1. Med. ter 3icgenpfter, 
 I ^UCumpa ; 2. tie iible 5?aunc 
 Miin , abbr. jl. Edmund. 
 To Miinch, v. a. & n. gierig fauen, frcjfcn. 
 Miin'dane, adj. V0tltli6), SBclt=. 
 Mundjfica'tion, *. tie Cftcinigung. 
 Mundif icative , I. adj. rcinigent 5 II. s. Med, 
 
 tQ8 SfleinigungSmittel. 
 Miin'grel, vid. Mongrel. 
 Mu'njch, s. Geog. (tie ©tatt) 3)lund^en. 
 Muni9'ipal, adj. eine ©cmeintc ot. (Btatt bctr.j 
 
 — court, tQS @tottgeri(^tj — laws, pi. tic 
 
 BtatnUn, (Stottgefe^cj — officers, (Stntt* 
 
 bcttmtetc. 
 Municipal'jty , *. 1. tie ©if^rict§bet)6Iferung 
 
 (in ^ranfreid^) 5 2. tie fidttif(§e aSc^orte. 
 Munif'ic^nce, s, tie ^reigebigfcit. 
 Munificent, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. freigebig^, 
 
 grofmut^igj III. — ness, s. tie ^reigebigfeit. 
 Mu'nim^nt, s. 1. tie SScfej^igung, 2. tieUnter* 
 
 f^uiungi ©tdrfe j 3. tie Urfunte, to& )Docu« 
 
 ment} — house, — room, toS "JCrc^io. 
 Muni'tion, s. 1. tie SSefcfligung , ^eflung, 
 
 ©(^anjC) 2. ter^rieg^oorratl? — bread, ta& 
 Mu'rage, *. ter 5Kauer5in§. [Sommi^brot. 
 Mu'ral, adj. eine 5Wttuer betr., SRauer*. [tio \ 
 Miir'd^r, I. s. ter ^Rort, H. int. (3etcr) 9iRor« 
 To Mfir'der, v. a. morten. 
 Miir'der^r, s. ter ^Jiorter. 
 Miir'der^ss, *. tie 5K6rterinn. 
 Miir'derous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. mdrte- 
 
 rifcbi 2. blutgicrigj III. — ness, *. 1. taS 
 
 5Q{6rterif(i>C5 2. tic ©lutgicrigfcit. 
 To Mure, vid. Immure. 
 Mf/rjate, s. Chem-s. tQ§ fttljfQUre Saljj — of 
 
 ammoniac, tcr ©Qlmittf) — of lime, fals« 
 
 faurer ^al!. 
 
 Mu'riatfd, adj.in ©aljbru^e gelegt.[@aljfdure. 
 Murjat'jc, adj. faljig, faljfaucr^ — acid, tt« 
 
Muri 
 
 489 
 
 Mute 
 
 Mnrical'cite, s. crystallized—, Min. ttX SdiU 
 Mu'rjne, adj. maufeartig. [terfpat^ 
 
 Murk, s. 1. t)ic ©diale, 4)ulfe5 2. t)ic £)unfel= 
 Mur'ky, adj. bunfel, Duftcr, triibe. [^eit. 
 
 Mur'inur, *. bo§ 5Kurrcn 5 ©emurmcl. 
 
 To Mur'raijr, v. n. murren , murmeln. 
 
 Mur'murer, s. t)er SKurrenDe; SRurmler. 
 
 Miir'niurous, adj. ©emurre errcQcnt). 
 
 Mur'rajn, s. bie SSic^fcud^e } a — to . . . , ora — 
 take . . . ! bcr J^cnfer ^ole . . . ! 
 
 MuWrey, adj. bunfelbraun, bunfclrot^. 
 
 Mur'rjon, s. vid. Morion. 
 
 Miir'ry-bird , s. Orn. Der :j(lf. 
 
 MQs'cadel,Mus'cadine,I.*.l.t)er5Wu§fotcUcr, 
 ^KuSfatroeinj 2. Die 9)lu§f atbirnc , II. adj. 
 9}eu§fQteaer*. 
 
 Miis'cary, j. 5o<. t)ic 5Ku&?Qt^l)acint^c. 
 
 Mus'cle [mus'sl] , *. I. Dcr 3)Zugfeli II. Die mw 
 ^6)tU eatable — , Die efbare ^kfmu\6)iU 
 brown — , Die^teinmuft^el, — fi8h,Die9Jiufd)eI. 
 
 Mus'cljng [inus'sljng] , s. Paint. Der SSou Der 
 
 MuscSs'ity, s. Dag ajJoofige. [5JiuSfeln. 
 
 MQscQva'do , s. (— sugar) Der ro^c (brQune 
 9)uDcrs) 3u(f er 5 — molasses, geDerf tcr@t)rup. 
 
 Miis'covy, &c. vid. Moscovy, &c. 
 
 Mus'ciilar , adj. Die 9)Ju§feIn betr., 5Jlu&f eh. 
 
 Miiscular'ity, s. Do§ ^JJugfelige. 
 
 Miis'culite, s. Die oerflteinertc 5)iufd^el. 
 
 Miis'culous, adj.muiMiQ, muSful6852Ru§feIs. 
 
 Muse, 5. 1. Die 5Wufe5 2. Da§ (^a6)=) ©inncn. 
 
 To Muse, V. I. n. 1. Tmnen, natbfinnenj 2.gru= 
 bein, briiten, II. a. liberDcnfen. 
 
 Muse'ful, adj. tieffinnig, in ©eDttnfen. 
 
 Muse'less , adj. ot)nc ^oefie. 
 
 Mu's?r, *. 1. Der ^ittd^finnenDc 5 2.Der Sraumer. 
 
 MQ'^?t, s. Sport. Do§ ®(blupfl0(^. 
 
 Muf e'um, s. Dq& ?Olufcum. 
 
 Mush'rddm, s. 1. Der @rDfd)»amm,^il5, ^^am- 
 pignon 5 ^'fig' 5)er ®lvicf§pils, emporfomm^ 
 lingj agaric (or common) — , Der epbare 
 ®lfitterf(^n)ttmm5 — gills. Die asidtter einc§ 
 (SrDfc^lCttmmcS i — ketchup , vid. Catchup. 
 
 Mn'sjc, *. l.Die^Kurif/Sonfunfti 2.Der3Bo^U 
 flangj — book, DaS 3^otenbu(b 5 — house,Da§ 
 6oncert^Qu§5 — master , Der ^Jlufifle^rerj — 
 paper, Dq5 S^otenpapierj — pen.DttSOloflralj 
 — room , Do§ 5iJ?uixfsimmcr 5 S^rc^efler 5 — 
 shell. Die 3?otenf(^necf e 5 — stage , — stand, 
 cin ^^otengefteUj — wire, Der (SlacierDra^t. 
 
 Ma'sjcal, I. ad;.; II. — ly , adv. 1. mufxfalifc^ 5 
 2. wo^lflingenD , ^armonifc^} — composer, 
 Der gomponift 5 — glasses, pi. Die ©laS^ar* 
 monifa 5 — part , Die 9)Iu{ii!j^imme , 9?otcns 
 <Hmme j III. — ness , s.\. Da§ ^Jtufifalifc^e, 
 2. Die ^armonie. [-fiammermufifus. 
 
 M«?i'cian, s. Der^Wuftferj — of the chapel, Der 
 
 Mu'sjng, s. Da§ ^Tiad^Denfen, Die 35etra(^tung. 
 
 Miisk , s. 1. Der 5)lof(I)uS, SBifam , 2. (- cat) 
 Dos 3Kof*u§tl)ier, Die SSifomfa^ei 3. vid. 
 Muscary ; 4. vid. Muscadel , II. ; — in bags 
 or cods, JBeutelbifam, SifamniereU) — ball, 
 Der SSifamfnopfj — beaver, — rat , Die 58-- 
 ratte, Der 9}luSfu&biber (coi. — quash); — 
 cabbage, Der S5-f 0^1 j — crawfoot, Da§ S5-* 
 frautj — melon. Die S-melonej — ox, Der 
 3Kof£buSoc^§ , JB-od)§5 — paste - pellet, Da& 
 95-fugelci^enj — rose, Die ^Roff^uSrofej — 
 seed, Der ^belmof(b, bie l8-f6rner. 
 
 To Miisk, V. a. mit ^JiofdjuS parfiimiren. 
 
 Mus'k?t, »•. 1. Die 5KuSfete,^linte5 2. Om. 
 DaS ©perbermanncben 5 — basket, Der (S^ans* 
 forb, — proof, fcbupfefi, — shot, Derglinten* 
 
 Miisk^teer', s. Der 9Ru&tetier. U^Vi^. 
 
 Miisk?t6(in', *.Da§ 5WuSf eton.[(Dic) a)?u&f etier. 
 
 Mus'ketry, s. 1. DaS ?WuSFctcnfeucr52. collect. 
 
 Miis'kjn, s. Orn, DieSUeifc. 
 
 Mus'kia^ss, s. Der SSifamDuft. 
 
 Miis'ky, adj. mofcbuSDuftenD, roo^lrietbcnD. 
 
 Miis'lin, *. Der 3)?u§Iin, DaS ^Jieffeltucb. [lin. 
 
 Mii^linet', s. cine "Kxt grober, geftreifter OJiuS* 
 
 Musque'tOe, vid. Mosquito. 
 
 Mus'role, s. Der 3?afenriemen (om ^pferDejoum). 
 
 Mus'sel, md.Muscle. Mriss,(»SA.)f.Scramblei 
 
 Miis'sfrs, .v. pi. Sport. SSerj^ecfc fiirDaS SBilD. 
 
 Miis'sylman , s. Der OKufelmann. 
 
 Must, s, 1. Der 9Rofi5 2. Brew. Die SBiirse. 
 
 Must, V. d. ir. mfiffcn. [werDen, [(bimmcln. 
 
 To Miist, V. I. a. Dumpfig macbcn j Il.n. Dumpfig 
 
 Mu8ta9he', Mysta^h'io [— tash'o] , .v. (bef.pf.) 
 Der^^nebelbart, ©(bnurrbart. 
 
 Miis'tard, s. Der <Bcnf 5 — seed , Die ®-f orner. 
 
 Miis't^line, adj. Da§ SSiefel (=®efd)tetbt) betr. 
 
 To Miis't^r, v. I. a. 1. muflern? 2. jur @(bau 
 ttuSlegen 5 3. (to — up) perfammeln, sufam= 
 menbringen, aufbieten 3 II. n. fid^ oerfam* 
 meln, M (on) fammeln. 
 
 Miis'ter, s. 1. Die 3Jiufierungi 2. (— book , — 
 roll) Die 3KuflerroUe j 3. DqS ^ICufgebot, 4. Der 
 ^aufe(n), Sruppj to pass — , Die 5)Juflerung 
 paffiren j — master, Der 9Jluftcrs3nfPcctor. 
 
 Miis'ty, I. adj.; II. mus'tily , adv. I, Dumpftg, 
 [(bimmelig 5 2. obgenu^t, pcrbraud^t j 3. trdge, 
 
 Mus'tjness, s. Die DumpfigFcit. [Dumm. 
 
 Mu'table, I. adj. 1. perdnDerli(b 3 2. unbefldn= 
 Dig, wanfelmiit^ig, II. — ness, Mutabil'jty, *. 
 1. DieSSerdnDerlid^feit, 2. Der UnbcflanD. 
 
 Muta'tion, s. Die SSerdnDerung. 
 
 Mute, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. flumm 5 III. s. 1. 
 Der®tummci2. Der flummeSu^flabi 3.AfMA\ 
 Der ©dmpfer, 4. Der SSogelFot^ j IV. — ness, 
 *. Die ©tumm^cit. [S56gcln). 
 
 To Mute , V. n. Den ^ot^ ccn {i(^ geben (pon 
 
Muti 
 
 490 
 
 Nail 
 
 To Mu'tjlate, v. a. \jerflummeln. [mcrt. 
 
 Mu'til^ite, adj. 1. oerftummelt, 2. BoU oerfum» 
 Mutiia'tion , s. bic SSerflummelung. 
 Mu'tilator, s. ber SBerftummeUr. [tjne). 
 Mutineer', s. terSKeuterer, ^ufruljrer.C^-- Mn'- 
 Mu'tjnous , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. ttUfrii^= 
 
 rerifd^j 2. ^eftig, flurmifd) 5 HI- — ness, *. 1. 
 
 i)aS lufai^rerifcie. [bag 2C«fru()rgcfe|. 
 
 Mu'tjny, s. Mc 5)?eutcrei, ber ^ufru^r, — bill, 
 To Mu'tjny, v. n. fid^ cmporcn. 
 To Miit'ter, v. a. & ?v. murren, murmeln. 
 Mut't<?r, s. t)QS ©emurmeli OJturrcn. 
 Miit'ter^r, s. ber ^OJurmcIitbc, gjJurrenbe. 
 Mut'ton, s. bag @(i^6p8 (ob. ^ammelO^leifd^ 4 
 
 - fish, Iclu bic Otot^feber, ^I6|c. 
 Mu'tual [— tshu — ] , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gc» 
 
 gcnfcitig? gemeinfd^aftli^. 
 * Mutuality, s. bie ©cgenfeitigfeit 
 MQ'tuie, s. Arch, ber ©parrcnfopf. 
 Miiz'zle, *. 1. bQ§ 5}?aul, bie ®(^nausc,bcr 
 
 OlufTelj 2.bic5Kunbung5 3. bcr ^maulforb; 
 
 Staicnriem) — mouldings, — rings, T. bie 
 
 ^opffriefc (an .^anonen). 
 To Muz'zle , V. I. a. cinen OKaulJorb anicgen, 
 
 ba§ ^aul oerbinben, II. n. col. fc^nuffcln/ 
 My [ccL mi] , pron. mcin, mcine. [finoppern. 
 Myog'raphy, x. bie 9Ku&felbefi^reibung. 
 Myol'ogy, s. Ut 5KugfelIcOre. 
 
 My'Ops, s. ber ^urjfid^tige. 
 
 My'ppy, s. bie ,turjri(^tigfeit. 
 
 MySi^Qmy, *. bie 5Ku§feljergIiebcrung. 
 
 Myr'iad, s. bie 9Kt)riabe. 
 
 Myr'midon, s. bcr ro^e 50lenfd>) ^dfd^cr. 
 
 MyrSb'Qlain, vid. Mirobolan. 
 
 Myrrh,*, bie 5Dlt)rrl)e. 
 
 Myr'rhine, adj.l.murr^inifd^ j2.con ?))?£) rr^>cn. 
 
 Myr'tiform, adj. bef. Anat. mQrt^enformig. 
 
 Myr'tie, *. bic Wv)Vtl)t 5 — grove, bcr ^-ni)ain j 
 
 — wax, ba§ 5R-nemad^§. 
 Mys, s. Conch, bic -^iepmufdjel. 
 Myself, pron. i6) felbft, felbft, mii), mir. 
 Myste'rious , I. or Myste'rial , adj. ; II. — ly, 
 
 adv. 1. ge^eimnipooU, 2. rdttjfeUjaftj III. - 
 
 ness, s. ba5 ©c^eimuipoolle. 
 Mys'tery, s. l.ba^CSe^eimnip, 2.ba§9tdt^fcli 
 
 3. bie 5Kt)jlcrie. 
 Mys'tic, I. or — cal , adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 1 
 
 mj)jlifd^5 2. bunfel5 III. s. ber 50?t)fli!er5 IV. 
 
 — calness, s. boS OJJi)ftif(^e. 
 M^^s'ticism , s. bcr 9}Zi:)fiici§mu§. 
 M^f/i'jc, — cal , adj. mi)t^if(^. 
 My^/iog'rapher, s. ber D)it)t^ograpl). 
 Myf/ipI6g'ic , — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 
 Myf/jSl'ogist, J. ber ?Ki)t^o(og. [mt)t^oIogifd>. 
 To Myf/i6l'9gize, v. n. W ^\)t^oloQk crfld* 
 MytAQl'ogy, s. bie 5Ki)t^ologie. [ren. 
 
 N. 
 
 N [en J, ;y. (sSKitlauter) bag ffi,u. 
 
 N.,4i66r. ft. north, note, nail, number, noun ; 
 'n, ft. him, them; narr,, ft. narration: Nat., 
 ft. Xathaniel, nativity; Nav. Blls., ft. navy 
 bills; N.B. ft. nota bene; N. C. ft. North Ca- 
 rolina; N. E. ft. north east. New England; 
 Nem. Con., ft. nemine coniradicente y or 
 Nem. Diss., nemine dlssentiente (nnani- 
 monsly) ; ne'r, ne'er, ft. never ; Nic, ft. Ni- 
 cholas ; N. H., ft. New-Hampshire; N. J., ft. 
 New- Jersey; N. L., ft. North or Northern 
 Latitude ; n. 1, ft. non liquet (not clear) ; 
 N. O. ft. New-Orleans ; No. , Nro. , ft. nii- 
 nero (number); Not. ob. Nott., ft. Notting- 
 hamshire; Nov., ft. November; N. P., 1. ft. 
 notary public; 2. ft. New-Providence; N. 
 S., ft. new style; N. T., ft. New Testament; 
 n't, jt. not; Nt., ft. ne.it, net; Num., ft. num- 
 ber, nambers; N. Y. ft. New- York. 
 
 To Nab, V. a. col. wegf4>nttppen, netjmen. 
 
 Niick'er, s, bie ^erlenmufd^el, ^perlenmuttcr. 
 
 Na'creous, adj. perlcnartig, gldnsenb. 
 
 NaMjr, s. Ast. bcr S^tabir. 
 
 Nafe, Naff, s. Orn. bcr gc()dubtc Sauc^'cr. 
 
 Nag, s. 1. baS^Pfcrbc^en jberJtlepperj 2.conf. 
 
 Nai'ad [na'yad] , s. bie 3taj[ttbe. [bcr ®alan. 
 
 Nail, s. 1. ber SJagcU 2. bicmauc, ^fotcj 
 3. bttS 5Ka^ oon 274 BoUi 4. bcr (ciferne) 
 syjogel, ©pifcr (hk ccrf^.^rten fic^e in Flu- 
 gel's Compl. Diet.); — bore, "Hit ^-formj 
 — driver, ba§ ©upcifen j — mould, baS 3^-= 
 cifen 5 — nippers, pi. bie St-jange j — rods, 
 fd^male Baine jur fl^agelocrfertigungj— trade, 
 bcr (Sifenfrara. 
 
 To N.ail, V. a. 1. nageln, (— at, on , to) anna* 
 geln i 2. (mit ^figeln) befc^Iagenj 3. (Jtano^ 
 nen) pernageln? to — down , ju nagcln j te - 
 op, 1. annagelnj 2. r^crnagcln. 
 
Nail 
 
 491 
 
 Natu 
 
 Nai'lage, s. tie Sara com %abat 
 
 Nai'ler, s. fccr Sl^agelfd^mieb. 
 
 Nai'lery, s. W Stagclfabrif. 
 
 Na'ked, I. *. 1, t)er ©d^aft (cincr ©dule)j 2. 
 the — of a wall, bie gltttte(unocrjtertc) 5Kau» 
 cr5 II. adj.; III. -ly, adv. 1. nacft (ttu(i) 
 5of.)5 2. blof, unbebecEtj^g-*. 3. entbloptj 
 4. unberoaffnctj — fire, Chem. baS ojfene 
 ^cucrj — form , Typ. bie lofe (abjulegcnbc) 
 gorm^ — ladies, Bot. bie 3eitIofci IV.— ness, 
 s. 1. bie StQcft^eit, Slopes 2. bie SBel)rlorig= 
 ?eit. . [offectirt. 
 
 Nam'bypamby , adj. cant. QCjiert, flcinUd^ 
 
 Name, s. 1. ber fflamzi 2. berSlufj 3. bcr 
 ©d^impfnomc, 4. berSSorroanb. 
 
 To Name, v. a. 1. nenneit, bencnncn^ 2. cr» 
 nennenj 3. crn)al)nen, melben. 
 
 Name'l^ss, I. adj. l.namcnlo&i 2. ungcnanntj 
 3. unbcru^mt j II. — ness, s. bie sytamenlori9= 
 
 Name'ly, adv. ndmlid^. [hit 
 
 Na'm^r, s. 1. ber Sl^ennenbc, 2. ber ©rncnncr. 
 
 Name'sake, s. ber S^amenSoetter. 
 
 Nan, *. abbr. x>. Nan'cy, Nan'ny, 3tannette, 
 tnnd^en (^-n.). 
 
 Nankin', Nankeen', s. Com. ber Standing. 
 
 Nap, s. 1. bie 3^oppe,3:u(^fIocfe, ba§SBolI= 
 fnot^cn, 2. ba& ©(blafcben-Cfrifircn^noppen. 
 
 ToMp, 0. 1. /*. fcblummern} II. a. (Sutb) 
 
 Nape, *. ber 3^adfcn, bo§ ©cnirf. 
 
 Naph'ew , s. bie ©tccfrube. [bcnpccb- 
 
 Naph'^/ja [nai/</ia] , s. bie 3^ap^t^a, ba§ 3u= 
 
 Nap'l^jn, s. Vk ©eroiettc, baS S^eHertUfb- 
 
 Na'ples, s. Gcog. Steapel. [fabenf(bcinig. 
 
 Nap'less, adj. 1. ungcnoppt, glQtt, 2. fa^I, 
 
 Nap'p?r, s. bcr Su(bnopper. 
 
 Nap'pjness, s. bo§ SBoUigc, Jtraufc. 
 
 Nap'py, I. adj. 1 . !rau§, rooUig 5 2. ft^dumenb 
 II. .V. eine ©cbuJKt fur eingemacbte ^rii^tc. 
 
 Narcis'sos, s. 1. Starcif (SS)t-n.)5 2. Bot. bie 
 
 Narco'sjs, j. bie ffictdubung. [S^tarjiflte. 
 
 Narcot'jc* !• 0^ — cal, at/j. ; II. — cally , adv. 
 Med. norfotiftb, betdubenbj cinf(bldfernb j 
 III.5.ba§ narfotifc^e, einf(bldfernbe50?itteli IV. 
 — ness , s. ba§ 3?arfoti[4>e. [3tarben6l. 
 
 Nard, *. 1. Bot. bieSTarbc, ©piefcj 2. baS 
 
 T« Nar'rate, v. a. crjdt)len. 
 
 Narra'tion, s. bic ©rjd^lung. 
 
 Nar'rativc, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. (gern) er* 
 Sdfelcnbj III. *. bie Grstt^lung. [jd^Ienb. 
 
 Narra'tor, s. ber ©rsd^ler. Nar'ratory, adj. er» 
 
 Nar'row, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. cnge^fd^malj 
 2, (— hearted, — minded) a) fleilt benfenb, 
 eng^crjigj 6)gei5{gi 3. befd^rdnftj 4. flein, 
 turji 5. na^ej 6. aufmerffam, genauj 7. 
 fnapp , mit genauer 3^otI) j — heeled , ^uf= 
 jrodngig j — heeledness , bcr |>ufi»an9 j III. 
 
 n-8 , s. pi. ber engpap (bcf. ». SBajfcr) j IV 
 
 — ness, s. 1. bic 6ngc, ©d^maltjeiti 2. bic 
 
 .Knapp^cilj 3. bic Sicfdjrdnft^citj 4. bic 
 
 Gng^crjigfcit. 
 To Nar'row, v. I. o. 1. cincngcn , fdjmdict 
 
 madden, fcbrndlernj 2. bcfcbrdnfen? 3. Sport. 
 
 cinfd^rdnfcnj II. n. 1. ficb tcrcngcn, fd^mdlcr 
 
 rocrben, 2. furj tretcn (oon^fcrbcn). 
 N.Hr'rower, s. bcr (Sincngcnbc, :c. cf. b. ». SB. 
 Nar'wal, Niir'whale, s. bcr 3Tarn)aU. 
 Na'sal, I. adj. 1. bicStQfc bctrcffcnb, 9tafcn*52. 
 
 ndfclnb, II. s. 1. bcr 5cafal, 5cafcnbu(bftabcj 
 
 2. uirf. Errhine. 
 Nas'cal, *. Surg, bttg ^OZuttcrjdpfd^cn. 
 Nas'c^ncy, *. bic ©rscugung. 
 Nas'c?nt, adj. cntflc^cnb, tottdjfenb. 
 Nas'tily, ado. pon Nasty. [3otigfcit. 
 
 Nas'tiness , *. 1. bcr (Sdjmuj, Unflat^ , 2. bic 
 Nas'ty, adj. 1. fdjinujig, gorfligj unfldtbigj 
 
 2. f(blupfcrig, jotcnt)aft. 
 Na'tal, Natali'tial , Natalf'tious, adj. bie ®c= 
 
 burt bctrcffenb, ®cburts=. 
 Na'tant , adj. Bot. fdjroimmcnb. [©d^JDimm-. 
 Nii'tatory, adj. ba» ©d^mimmcn betrcffcnb, 
 Natch, s. 1. ba§ ^ftrcuj ^intcrt()cil (bctm 
 
 9tinbt}icb)5 2. ba§ sKnopfloc^bcIj, bic ^-' 
 
 fd)raubc (hci ben ©(^ncibcrn,. 
 Na'tion, s. bic Scation, ba§ SSoIF. 
 Na'tional, I. adj. ; II, — ly , adr. 1. notionol j 
 
 2. allgcmcinj 3. patriotifd^ 5 — debt, bic 
 ©taat&f^ulb) III. — ness, s. 1. ba&!>iatio* 
 nalci 2. bic 58oIf8t^umIi(ifcit5 3. bcr^^a* 
 triotiSmuS. [lidihit. 
 
 N.ational'ity , s. bic 5fiQtionoIitdt, S?oIr§t^itm= 
 
 Nationaljza'tion, s. bic Sitttionalifirung. 
 
 To Na'tionalTze, v. a. nationalifiren. 
 
 Na'tive, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. I . notiirlicb, Ur^ 
 fprunglitb i 2. ongcborcn 5 3. gcburtig 5 4. cin= 
 gcborcn, cin{)cimif(b 5 5. ®cburt§=5 6. Af/w. 
 gcbicgcni — country, — land, bas?5atcrlanb, 
 bic .f)eimotb5 III. s. 1. bcr (Singcborncj 2,bQe: 
 erjcugnip, IV. — ness, s. ba§ STiaturlitbc. 
 
 Natifv'jty , s. 1. bic ©cburt^ 2. bic iTitttiintdt j 
 
 3. ber ©eburtSort. [adj. col. mtt 
 Nat'ty, I. s. SrH. P. Nat (Nathao &c.); II. 
 Nat'ural [nat'shuralj , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv.l. 
 
 naturlicb^ 2. !«:tttur«j 3. Bot. wilb mad&fcnb 5 
 III. s. 1. bcr Slobfinnigc^ 2. Mm*. btt§ SBic= 
 bcr^er[lellung§scid^cn [^]. 
 
 * NatValifsm, .v. ber f^aturjufianb. 
 *Nrit'Qralist, .v. bcr ^taturalifti 9t-forf(bcr. 
 *Naturali7.ii'tion, s. bic S^aturolifirung. 
 *To Nat'nralize, v. a. naturalilircn. 
 
 * Nat'uraln?ss, .v. bic *l^aturli(^!cit. 
 Na'ture [~ 'tshur] , *. 1. bic ^TtOtur ^ 2. bic Hxt, 
 
 Scfd^affcn^cit J in the - of, aU, fraft. 
 
Naug 
 
 492 
 
 Nect 
 
 Ndught [n:it], I. adj. U\t, f*led)t, falf(^, 
 
 nic^tSrourDig? II. adv, vid. Nought. 
 ♦Naugh'tily, adv. tt. Naughty.[Un9esogenl)eit 
 ♦Naugh't'jness, *. 1. tie SScrfccrbt^eitj 2. bie 
 *NaDgh'ty, adj. 1. bofe, bol^aft, 2. unortig, 
 Nau'raaghy, s. tie ©ccf^lac^t. [ungejogen 
 Nau'seai [— 'zbja] , s. Die Ubel!eit. 
 To Nau'seate [— 'zhjat] ,v.l.n. jum Grbred^cn 
 
 geneigt'fein 5 II. a. 1. efel ^aben »or . . . 5 2, 
 
 Ubelfeit oerurfQ(^en. 
 Nau'seous [— 'zhus], I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 efel^aft, roiDrigj III. — ness, s. DaS 6f cl^afte. 
 Nau'tic,-cal, ar/;. jur ®d^ifffal)rt geborig, 
 
 Nau'tjlus, J. Conch. t>cr 3tautituS. 
 
 Na'val, adj. 1. au§ Sc^iffen befte^ent), @(biff§=5 
 2. sur (See ge^orig, Die OJJarine betreffenb, 
 ©ee=5 — army, Me ,ftrieg§fIottej — crown, 
 tie ©c^iff&frone^ — engagement, bo§ ©ccge* 
 fe(^tj — officer, Der @eeofjtcier 5 — stores, 
 P^ tie (St^ijfSbetiirfniffe. [(eincd States). 
 
 Nave, *. 1. tQ§ (^irienO ©(S^iffj 2. tieS^abe 
 
 Na'vel, s. ter Stabel, — gall. Far. ter ^oten= 
 brud^ 5 — string, tie Sl^abelfd^nur, — wort, 
 Bvt. taS s)^abclfrttut. 
 
 Na'vet, A. tie SSei^rauc^biid^fc. 
 
 Nav'ew, vid. Naphew. [ttt§ JEaljnbein. 
 
 Navic'ular, adj. Anat. f(||iffSf6rmig5 — bone, 
 
 Nav'jgable, I. adj. fd^ijfbttr} II. — ness, s. tie 
 @(]^itfbarfeit. [[611,2. fteuern. 
 
 To Nav'igjlte, v. I. w. ftJ^iffenj II. a. 1. befd^ifs 
 
 Naviga'tion, *.l.tie ©d^ifffa^rt 5 2. tic @(^iff§= 
 
 Nav'igator, s. ter ©eefa^rer, (Secmann.Cfunft. 
 
 Na'vy, s. 1. tie^Iottcj 2. tie ©eemad^t, 3. 
 tQ§ ©eeroefen 5 statutes (or regulations) for 
 the -, ter :JCrtifelbriefj -bills, ©(^iffsnoten 
 (com navy-board , einem Collegium ter lt= 
 miralitdtsbeamteten, auSgeflcUte SBed^fel auf 
 6rctit ter Tftmiralitfit) 5 - office , tie :?ftmi= 
 xalitat, tQ0 (Scegerit^t, — yard, taS ©(^iff^s 
 roerft. [Qbfd^Idgige "Jfntirort, tttS 3Tein. 
 
 Nay, I. adv. 1. nein? 2. ja, fogar, II. .v. tie 
 
 Nazarene', Naz'arite, s. ter StajQrder. 
 
 Naze, s. tie 2antf^>i$e, .Rlippe. 
 
 To Neal , vid. t. U. To Anneal. 
 
 Nealed, adj. 1. fleilj 2. fantig, fc^lommig. 
 
 Neap, I. adj.nietrig, abne^ment (o.ter %iuti)) 5 
 II. (or — tide , dead -) , tott SBajfer , tie 
 
 Neaped, vid. Beneaped. [tQUbe %l\lti). 
 
 NeapSl'jtan, I. s. ter Sfieopolitaner, II. adj. 
 ncopoUtanifc^. 
 
 Near, I. prep, (na^e) bei? (na^e) an, (^in) ju 5 
 II. or — ly, adv. 1 . Ro^e 5 2. in ter Jl^fi^e , 3. 
 beina^e, fafl, ungefd{)r5 4. genau, fnoppj far 
 and — , rocit unt breit , he was — being killed, 
 cr »drc beina^e get6ttet roortcnj III. adj. 1. 
 
 na^ej 2. na^e cerwantt, 3. tertraut} 4. na^ 
 angeljent 5 5. f arg , geijig j 6. linfs : — side, 
 tie linfe <^tite (tc§ ^ferteS) j — horse , ta§ 
 ^ontpfertj — sighted, furgrif^tigj the - est 
 price, Com. ter nietrigf^e ^rci§. 
 
 To Near, v. I. a. fi(^ (w. einantcr) ndt)crn5 11. 
 n. Mar. ten SSort^eil tes SBintcS ccrlieren. 
 
 Near'ness, s. 1. tie 3'id^cj 2. tiena^cS?er» 
 wanttfd^aftj 3. tie ©enauigfcit , 4. tie 
 ^orgl^eit. 
 
 Neat, s. 1. taJ 0lintmc^5 2. ta§ 9(lint,tie 
 ^U^ 5 — 's.foot oil, ttt§^lauenfctt} —house, 
 ter ^u^flaUj - 's-Ieathcr , ta§ SflintSletcrj 
 — 's-tongue , tie 9iint§sunge. 
 
 Neat, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. faubcr? 2. nett, 
 jierli^ 5 3. nictli(l(> , Hein } 4. fein , rein , un= 
 oermif(|t5 &• Com. nctto 5 — handed, l.rcin= 
 lid^i 2. gcfd^icft, Cem-s. — amount, ter9iet= 
 tobetrag, — balance, ter rcine @alt0j- 
 proceeds , ter reine (ot. Stctto*) Grtrag^ — 
 receipts, tic 3^cttocinntt^mc. [rein betrogcn. 
 
 To Neat, v. a. ten Stcttobctrog befiimmen, 
 
 Neat'ness, s. tie jRettigfeit , ©aubcrfeit, 
 3ierli(^Fcit. [Ast. ter S^tebclflecf, Sytebclflcrn. 
 
 Neb'ula, s. 1. Med. ter s«ebcl (im ^ugc)5 2. 
 
 Neb'ule, Nebulee', adj. Her. nebelig,gc»6lft. 
 
 N6b'fllou8 , adj. nebelig, njoltig. 
 
 NebuWs'ity, .v. ta§ 3tebclige. 
 
 Ne9'essaries, .v. pi. tie 95?tiLirfni|fc, Srfortcr«» 
 niffej — of life, 53luntPorrdt^c. 
 
 Ne9'es8arjn?ss, s. tie 3?ot^mcntigFeit. 
 
 Ne9'?ssary , I. adj. ; II. — ily , adv. not^»cn» 
 tig, not^ig, unumgdngli^j ni.s. ter 2Cbtritt. 
 
 N^cessjta'rian, s. Ph. tcr ^atalifl. 
 
 To Neces'sjtate, v. a. not^igen, sroingcn. 
 
 Neces'sitous, I. adj. turftig, arm j II. — ness, 
 *. tic jDurftigfeit, ter 3}iangel. [t. t). SB. 
 
 Neces'sjty, s. 1. tie 3iot^n>entigfcit j 2. vid. 
 
 Neck, *. 1. ter STtocten, ^alg (aut^ T.)^ 2.ta§ 
 ^-fiucf, 'Jtaifcnflurf 5 3. tcr n)cibli(bc gSufcnj 
 4. tie ^rinne, ter Huh^^xdtt 5 — of land , tie 
 Santpngc, Santenge^ — or nothing, col. 
 trauf unt tran, uber ^al§ unt sKopf , — band, 
 ter.^emtfragcn, Otingfragcnj — cloth, ta& 
 ^-tui) (fiir SKannSpcrfonen) 5 — lace , ta§ 
 |)-bant) — lace runner, tcr .^-tU(^ring. 
 
 Necked, adj. mit cincm ^olfe, a — bolt , tci 
 gefropftc Olicgcl. 
 
 Neck'erchief, *. ta§ |)aBtUd^. 
 
 Necrol'Qgy, s. tie ©terbcliftCj tcr Stcfrolog. 
 
 Nec'romancer, s. tcr ©(^warjfunj^lcr. 
 
 Nec'romancy, jr. tic fd^warje ^unft, ^QUbcrei. 
 
 Nec'romantic , I. or— cal, adj.\ II. — c%lly, 
 adv. fdjroarjfunftlcrifd^, loubcrifd)} III. *.ta§ 
 
 Necro'sis, s. tcraScinfrof. f3aubcrmittcl. 
 
 Nec'tar, s. tcr ?iectar ©ottertronf. 
 
Ncct 
 
 493 
 
 Neol 
 
 N?cta'real, Necta'rean , N^ctaVeons, Necta'- 
 r\^\, adj. ncctarartig. [tarfu^ 
 
 Nec'tared, Nec'tarine, Nec'tarous, adj. nec= 
 
 Nec'tarine, *. t)ic kcctorpfirfl(^e. 
 
 Nef/tary, j.^ot.bas ^oniggefttKeincr asiumc). 
 
 Ned, Ned'dy, abbr. ft. Edward & Edwin, 
 
 Need, s. 1. ^k 3tot^5 ^Ttot^burftj 2. Der5JJan= 
 gel, bag SSeburfnif 5 Corns, address incase 
 of—, bte 3tct^at)re|fe 5 in case of — with Mr, 
 ***, im3?ot^faH bei4)rn. ***j to stand 
 (or be) in — of ... , to have — of . . . , @t 
 was nSt^ig ^abcn, braud^en, bebfirfen?— fire, 
 vid. Beacon. [fen. 
 
 To Need, v. a. braucbcn, not^ig ^aben, bebur= 
 
 NeeMer, s. ber SSeburftige. 
 
 Need'fai , I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. burftig, in 
 3^ot^5 2. not^roenbig, not^ig^ HI. s. bas m^ 
 t^igc, IV. — ness, jr. bte 3'tot^njenbigf eit, 
 
 Nee'dily, adv. 0. Needy. [3^otb. 
 
 Nee'diness, s. tit JDurftigfeit, ^rmutb. 
 
 Nee'dle, s. 1. bic Std^nabelj 2. bie Sompap= 
 (eb. ?Wagnct=) S^abclj 3. bcr ©onnenjciger, 
 SBeifer,— case, bte 3^abelbucbfcj — fish, Der 
 9^-fif(b, bic ©eenabclj — ful, cin (gnb(bcn 
 @eibc, 3n>irn,2c.5 — furze, Bot.ber ©infterj — 
 maker, ber Stabler, — ore , bttS S^Qbelerj, — 
 paper, baS papier jum TCuffletfen bcr 3^-n j — 
 shell, ber ©eeigelj — stone, ber 3t-ftein j — 
 tin, ba& 3t-8innerjf — weed,ber9t-ferbcl5 — 
 wire,bcr6tQ^Ibra^t ju»JJtt^nabcInj — work, 
 bic STd^(t)crei, bo§ BMrozxtj — worm, bcr 
 
 Nee'dler, s. bcr Stabler. [3t-n)urm. 
 
 Need'l^ss, I. adj.; II. — ly, adu. unnotbig, 
 oergeblicb 5 in. — ness, s. bic UnnSt^igfeit. 
 
 Need^, adv. not^juenbigcr SBcife, freilitb. 
 
 Nee'dy, adj. burftig, arm. 
 
 Ne/an'dous, adj. abfcbeulid). 
 
 Nefa'rious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. boS^aft, 
 rufbloS, abf(bculi(b) III. — ness, *. bic^b^ 
 fcbculitbfcit. 
 
 Ne'ganipauts , s. tin ofHnb. SSaumwoUenjcug. 
 
 Nega'tion, s. bic SScmcinung. 
 
 Neg'attve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ncgatio j 
 2. tterneinenbj 3. ©erfagenb, auSfcbliepenb } 
 III. s. 1. bicSflcgationj 2. bicSSerneinung, 
 3. bic SBcrfagung , TCuSfcblicpungj in the—, 
 tjcrncinenb. [3. ou8f(bIagen. 
 
 To Neg'^itive, v. a. 1. negircn} 2. oerneincnj 
 
 To Neglect', v, a. t)cma(bldfftgcn, ccrfttumen 3 
 a(btung8lo& be^nbeln. [gung. 
 
 Neglect', s. bic 3ta(blclffxgf cit , SScrna^Idfri^ 
 
 Neglec't^r, s. ber SScrnad)Id[figer. 
 
 N<;glect'ful, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. na(brdffig 5 
 2. (mit oQ ccrnttcblaffigcnb. 
 
 Negligee', s. bcr SJJorgenanjug. 
 
 Ngg'lj^^nce, s. bic >7ia(btdff!g!cit. 
 
 Neg'ljgent, I. adj, ; U. - ly, adv. Lnafblaffig, 
 fabrldfrig, forglos, unacbtfamj 2. (mit oO 
 gleidjgiiltig, oeratbtenb. 
 
 Negocjabii'jty (ob. Negot jabiFity ; fo allt figg. ) 
 [— 'shi?i — ] , s. Die SSer^anbelbarfcit. 
 
 ♦Nego'cjable, adj. cerbanbclbar, »crMufIi(b, 
 Corns, ju bcgcbcnj — paper, gutcS papier. 
 
 *To Nego'cjate, v.l.n. 1. unter^anbclnj 2. 
 |)anbeltrciben, ^anbclnj II. a. 1. unterban= 
 bcin ubcr . . . ; ncgocircn , 2. pcr^anbcln/ Dcr* 
 n>C(bfeln , 3. to — bills, Com. papier, SBccb* 
 fcl (Siratten) begeben, unterbringcn , ocr» 
 ianbcin, ©crfaufen. 
 
 *Negocia'tion, s. 1. ba§ (cinjclnc) ®ef(bdftj 
 2. tic Unter^onblungj 3.Com-*.bicS5er^ttnbs 
 lung, S$crn)cd^felung5 — for time , ber 3eit« 
 fauf , H^ ^rdmicngefcbdft) for my — , bomit 
 icb in ben <Stanb gefe^t »erbe ii)n (ben SBecb- 
 fel, zc.)bcgebcn jufonnen? in — of...,ol§ 
 ©egenfa^fur.... 
 
 *Nego'ciator, s. bcr Unter^dnblcr, ?Kdfler. 
 
 *Nego'ciatr|x, *. bic Unter^dnblcrinn. 
 
 Ne'gr^ss, s. vid, b. fi. Negro-woman. 
 
 Ne'gro, s. bcr S^cgct, SJJobrj bic ^Jegcrinnj — 
 driver, ber jltegcrauffcbcr^ — fish, Ich. bcr 
 amcrifanifd^c aSarftb 5 — woman, bic Stegerinn. 
 
 Ne'gus, s. ber 3Jcgu§ (©ctrdnf aus SBein, 
 [SBafTcr] , 3ucfer, Sitrone unb 9}?u8fatc). 
 
 Nehemi'ah, s. syic^cmia (SDi-n.). 
 
 To Neigh [na], v.n.mie^crnj^.baSSBicljern. 
 
 Neigh'bour [na' — ] , I. .t. 1. bcr S^acbbar, bic 
 9ta(bbarinn j 2. ber 3?cbcn«)o^ncr j 3.bcr ^ad)' 
 ftci 4. Com. a) bcr ^attbelg= ober ®ef(bdfts= 
 freunbi cinbcnad)bartcg^anbcl§^au55 &)ber 
 Concurrent 5 II. adj. na^c, htna6)havt. 
 To Neigh'bour, v. a. htna^havt fcin, in bcr 
 !)?a(bbarf(baft oon ... n)o()ncn. 
 Neigh'bourhood [— hiid] , s. 1. bicS^ad^bar* 
 fdjaft^ 2. Ut 5rid^C5 3. tit (Scgenb. 
 
 *Neigh'bouring, adj. bcnadS>bttrt. 
 
 *Neigh'bourIines8, s. tit Sia(bbarli(bfcit. 
 Neighbourly, adj. & adv. 1. na(bbarli<bj 
 2. frcunbli(b- 
 
 Nei'ther [or ni'therj , I. conj. 1. njcbcr . . . (nor, 
 no(b .•052. aui} nitbt? n. pron. f einer, f cine, 
 feineg oon beibcnj — way, neutral. 
 
 Nell, abbr. 1. or Nel'Iy ft. Eleanor & Helena; 
 
 Neme'an, adj. ncmdifc^. [2. fl. Oliver. 
 
 Ne'mesis, s. tit 9^cmefx§. 
 
 Nem'oral, Nem'orous, adj. walbig , SBalb-. 
 
 Nen'uphar, s. Bot. tit SBafferlilic 
 
 Neolog'ic, — cal, adj. neologif(b- 
 
 NeSl'ogifm, s. tit (©pro^O SZcucrung. 
 
 NeSl'ogist, s. bcr S'teolog, S^euercr. 
 
 Neol'ply , s. 1. bic SBilbung ncucr SBorter i 2. 
 bic (bcf. reUgiofe) 92eule^>re. 
 
Neop 
 
 494 
 
 News 
 
 Nc'ophyte, I. A-. Ucr Stcubefe^rtc, II. adj.nm 
 
 (tncinem^fmtc,ic.). 
 Neoter'ic, I. -s- 1- t>fr Steuercj 2.ber9?culmg5 
 
 II. or — cal, adj. neu, ncoterif(^. 
 Nep, s. Bot. tie ^Q^enmunjc. 
 Nepb'ew [nev' — ] , s. ter 3^effc. 
 Ne'phrite , s. Min. J)cr ^ip^xit, 'Jfiercnflein 
 Nephrit'jc, I. or — cal, adj. Med. ncp^ritifd^, 
 
 ^tierens j — colic , baS 3t-n)e^ , — stone, "inx 
 
 $t-flein5 — wood, t>a§ ®rieS^oIj, t)erblQue 
 
 SanDelj H. *. Med. ia§ Stierenmittel. 
 jNeph'ritifs, j-. tie 3'JierenentsunDung. 
 Nephrot'omy , J. Surg. Der 3?ierenf^nitt. 
 Nep'otism, *. Uv 9?epoti§mu§. [reS 
 
 Nep'tfine , s. Myth. Steptun, Der ®ottt)e& 9JJee= 
 Ne'reid, *. tie^^crcite. 
 Ner'jte, s. tie ©d()n)immf(bnecfe (teren oerf(^ 
 
 "ifrten fie^e in FlugeVs Compl. Diet). 
 Ner'oly, s. tie SrQngenblut^cncjfens. 
 Ner'val, adj. tie 3teroen betreffent, ncroig. 
 Nerve, s. 1. ter 9tcrt> , tie fierce, 2. fig. tie 
 
 ^raft, ©tdrfej 3. p/. Arc/i. tic mippcn, ot. 
 
 (Sc^niire (ter ^ragfteine, 2C.). 
 To Nerve, u. a. ftdrfen. 
 Ner'ved, Ner'vose, adj. Bot. fliclrippig. 
 Nerve'Iess, adj. FraftloS. [oritific ^Rittel. 
 Ner'vine, I. adj. ncrpenfidrfent, II. s. tas nc= 
 Ner'vous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. nero6&, 
 
 3terpen=j 2, neroig, ftarf, frdftig^ 3. Med. 
 
 neroenf^njad) 5 4. tj«d. Nerved ; III, — ness, 
 
 s. tie ^rttft, (Stdrfe. 
 Nes'cience[nesh'iens], *. tQ§ 3li6)tm^m. 
 N5st, *. 1. tas Steflj 2. tQ§ ®et)dltnip5 ^dft= 
 
 (^cn, tie ©(i^ublatej 3. ter lufent^ltSort, 
 
 tieSBo^nung5|>6^Ic, ter ©d^lupfroinMj a 
 
 — of boxes, tin <Sa| B^a(i}tdni kettles in 
 n-s, einfa^sJteffelj a — of rabbits , Sport, 
 tin iSa| ^anind^en 5 — chicken, ta§ 3teflfud^s 
 leina — cock-,^g-. ta§3^-fud;Iein,3^-^6cfd)en5 
 
 — egg, 1. tag ^-fij 2. fig. ter ^ccfpfennig. 
 To Nest, V. n. niflen. [einnifien; II. a. pflegen. 
 To Nes'tle [nes'sl], v. I. n. 1. nifienj 3. fid^ 
 Nest'ling , I. s. ter Jltefiling , junge tiacftc SSo- 
 
 get5 II. ady. erffc au8 tent @i geFro(^cn. 
 Net, s. ttt& 3Je| 5 — cap, tie 3t-f appe, taS ^aat' 
 
 ne§ 5 — like, n-f6rmig 5 — man, — maker, ter 
 
 3'C-flricfer} — parse, ter ^iletbeufeli — wise, 
 
 roie ein 3t. j — work, taS 3^-n)erf. 
 To Net, 7J. I. n. fnupfen, fle^ten, II. a. vid. 
 Net, vid. Neat, 5. [To Neat. 
 
 Neth-er, adj. ter, tie, ta§ untere, nietere 5 Un= 
 Neth'erlands, s. pl.Geog.tit 3?ieterlQnte.[ters. 
 Neth'ermost, adj. ter, tie, ta§ untcrfte, nies 
 Nett, vid. Neat, 5. [trigfte. 
 
 Ngftjng, I. s. 1. ta§ 5«e$f5rmise, ««-roerf j 2. 
 
 u-s, p/. Mar. tag^Iet^twer!^ II. adj. nc^fSr* 
 
 migj — box, ta§ @trictFd|l(^cnj — vise, Mc 
 ^iIetfd()rQube 5 — weights , j>i. ^ilctgewi^^lc 
 (^lopfel). 
 
 Net'tle, s. tie Stcffelj — hemp , tic |)Qnfnc|fel> 
 — rash, tQ8 5ie|felfieber5 — tree, ter 3ir= 
 gelboum. [^m 5 2. fig. drgcrn, crbittcrn. 
 
 To Net'tle, v.a.l. mit S^cffcln brcnncn, fic» 
 
 Net'tler, s. tcr, ta§ erbiftemtc. 
 
 Neurit'jc, tn'd. Nervine. 
 
 Neurography, s. tie SRcn^cnbcfd^rcibung. 
 
 Neurftl'Qgy, s. tie Steri^cnlc^re. 
 
 Neurop'tera, s. pi. Ent. tie 9tC6fIugler. 
 
 Neu'rospast, s. tie ^uppc, 5)?arionctte. 
 
 Neurot'jc, I. adj. nerpcnfldrfent? II. n-s, s.pl. 
 SterDcnarpcien. 
 
 Neurot'oray, s. tie 5ieurotomie. 
 
 Neu'ter, Nea'tral, I. adj.; II. — trally , adv. 
 neutral (QUC^ Gram. & CViem.); — tral salts, 
 Chem. ^JJittelfalje, HI- *. 1. tcr ^artcilofc j 
 2. neu'ter, Gram. ta§ 3tcutrum. 
 
 Neutral'ity, Neu'tralness , s. 1. tic 3TcutrQli» 
 tdt, 2. tie ^artciloftgfcit. [CVicm.). 
 
 Neutraliza'tion , s. tie 3icutratifation (aud^ 
 
 ToNeu'tralize,v.a.ncutralifircn(aud^C7iem.). 
 
 Neu'tralizer, s. Chem.t^ix, ta§ ^^eutralijirentc. 
 
 Nev'er, adv. nic, niemals, nimmcr? — a one, 
 nid(>t(5iner5 — a whit, turt^auS m(i^t§5 - 
 so little , Qud^ nod^ fo wenig j — fading, un^ 
 perroelHid^ 5 — heard of, uner^ort. [nod^. 
 
 Nevertheless', adv. ni(t)t§ tefio wcnigcr, tcn= 
 
 New, I. adj. 1. neu, frifdt) 5 2. ungcroo^nt 5 un= 
 erfa^ren,ungeubt5 3. crneuert*, 4. motern, 
 to carry forward to — account. Com. QUf§ 
 3teuc (im Su(be) Portrogen 5 II. adu. 
 comp. — born, neugeborcnj — comer, ter 
 ^nf6mmling,grcmtc j - fangle, tcr 3Tcucrer j 
 To — fangle , v. a. S^ieucrungen mo^en 5 — 
 fangle(d)ness, 1. tie S^eucrunggliebc, 2. tic 
 Steuerung? neuc 5}iotc 5 — fashion, ncumo= 
 tif(^5 — Jersey tea, Bot. ter glattc 6clafter$ 
 To — model, umTOontcIn ) — moon, tcr 5Jcu* 
 mont 5 To — mould, umgic^en, umformcn j - 
 patterns, neuc 5DJufter, ^OPa? To — point, 
 porfpi^en, ouf § 9teue fd^drfen 5 — trial. Law, 
 tie sileoifion. To — vamp , v. a. auSbcffcm, 
 au&fli(fenj — year, ta§ Steuja^rj — year's- 
 day, tcr 3^cuial)rstag. 
 
 Newfoundland', s. Geog. 5teufuntlant. 
 
 New'el, s. tie Sreppenfpintcl. 
 
 New'jsh, adj. ttma^ (jiemlidd) neu, frife^. 
 
 New'ly, adv. I. ncu, :c. c/. New; 2. nCuU4>/ 
 jiingj^. [ren^cit 
 
 New'ness, s. 1. tic 3^eu^eit) 2. tie UncrfQ^* 
 
 News, .¥. 1. toS^eue, tic 3tcuigfeitj 2. tie 
 S^tad^rid^t, 3citung5 — man, l. tcr 3eitungS= 
 »erfduferi 2. ter3eitung§trdger 5 — monger. 
 
Newt 
 
 495 
 
 Nine 
 
 ber Sieuigfeit^frdmcr 5 — paper, bic3citung} 
 
 — writer, ^cr BeitungSfAreiber. 
 Newt, s. t>ie fleine eibecfcfe, ter 9J?oId). 
 Nex'ible, adj. ju loemnigen. 
 Next, adj. & arfu. 1. nd(^fl, junttf^f!, foIgenD, 
 
 2. glei^ (nac^), baroufj 3. (adu.) tid^t, no^c 
 bcij — to, fttflj — door, nebcn an. 
 
 Ni'as, vid. Eyas. 
 
 Nib, s. 1. Der ©d^ncbel, 2. Mc ©pi|e (ciner 
 S(^reibfcbcr)j 3. a66r. fl. Isabel. 
 
 To Nib, u. n. 1. flugeln, tQbcIn, fritifiren, 2. 
 einc ^eber fpi^en. 
 
 Nib'bed, adj. comp.mit (partem, 2C.) ©^nobcl. 
 
 ToNib'ble, v. a. (& n.) 1. nogen, benoQcn, 
 ttttbdpenj 2. n>ie To Nib. 
 
 Nib'ble, s. Ang. bQ§ "KnUi^txi (beS gif(^eS). 
 
 Nib'bler, .-r. 1. ber ©enagenbcj 2. £n^ ber 
 
 NiccJinee^, s. cino|linbif(bcr»ffttttun.[@rbfIo^. 
 
 Nicara'gua-woodf— 'gwawud],*.bQg{Rotl)()Olj. 
 
 Nice, s. Geog. 1. or Nice'a, ^Jiicda, 2. Sl'tissa. 
 
 Nice, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fcin, jort, nieb* 
 li(^j 2. l)ubf(b, artigj 3. f6flli(^, lecterj 4. 
 jdrtlitb j 5. rod^lerifc^, belicatj 6. fi|li(^, be* 
 bcnHi^j '^. bebutfam, 8. genau,punftlid^; 
 ftrenoe, eigen, 9. jierli(^, gefuc^t, 10. [pi§s 
 finbig, fdjarfj 11. gcringfugig, unbebeutenb j 
 III. — ness, A-. 1. t}k geinbeit, 3?icblid£>fcit) 
 2. bie ^ojllicbfeiti 3. bic eflc ©cfcbaffen^eit 5 
 Gmpfinbli^if eitj 4. bie ©enauigfeit, ^unft-- 
 li6)feiti 5. bie Seben!lt(^fcit. 
 
 Nicene', Nice'an, adj. nicdifd^, niCQnif((). 
 
 Nice'ties, s. pL Secfereien. 
 
 Nice'ty, s. 1. roie Niceness; 2. boS bc^utfame 
 (bclicate) SScrfai^ren, 3. bie <Spi§finbig!cit, 
 
 Nich, Niche, s. bie 3^if(^e,a5Icnbe.[©ubtilitdt. 
 
 Nick, s. 1. abbr. D.Nifgh'ol.ns, 9^i?oIou§,6lQU§ 
 (0Jl-n.)5 2. ba§ ^erbt)oIs5 3. ^iz 3ecbe,9fle(i)= 
 nungj 4. ber red)tc^CugenbIirf, ^unft j 5. ber 
 ^Sd^fle ?55urf, 3:rcfferj 6. ber^rtix, ^obolb^ 
 old — , ber Seufelj — aacks, vid. Knick . . . ; 
 
 — name,ber©pottname5 To— name, <Spott» 
 namen geben? fcbimpfen. 
 
 To Nick, V. a. 1. (rec^t, poffcnb) treffeni 2. 
 
 gleicben^d^neln, 3. vid. To Notch; 4. (cin 
 
 ^ferb) englijtren. 
 
 Nick'ar-tree, *. ber (inb.) ©(^ilfferbaum. 
 Nick'el, s. Min. ber 5JtiifeI. 
 To Nic'tate, v. n. wimpem, blinjen, blinfen. 
 Njcta'tion, s. ba§ SBimpern, Slinfen. [becfe. 
 Nic'tjtant mem'brane, s. biea5Iinsl)QUt,^ugen= 
 Nidifica'tion, s. ba§ 5^iflen. 
 Ni'dorons , adj. na6) »erbranntem ^ettc rie» 
 
 djenb Ob. fd^mecfenb. 
 Nidula'tioQ, s. bie Srutjeit, bo& ^iften. 
 Niece, s. bie 3ii(^tc. 
 Nj^el'l? , s. BoU ber ©(^warjffimmel. 
 
 NiVgard, I. s. ber .ffnicfcr, %ili, ®ci5t)al§> II. 
 adj. l.or — ly (au^ adv.) , fnicfcrig , filjig, 
 farg, geijig j 2. fparfam (- in, of, mit), f(bo= 
 nenb, HI. — ness, Nrg'gardljness , i)ie ^arg» 
 
 Nrg'ger, vulg. fur Negro. [l)cit, ^nirfcrci- 
 
 Nigh [nl], I. adj. na^ej II. or— ly, adv. 1. 
 nobc 5 2. (well — ) fafl, bcino^e i III. — ness, 
 s. 1. bic S^tt^e j 2. t)ie na^c SScrwanbtfcbaft. 
 
 Night [nit] , I. s. 1. bic «riQ^t3 2. ber :?Cbcnb j 
 to—, ^eutc "JCbenb, last — , gcftcrn ^bcub^ 
 II. comp. 3?a(bt', m6)tli^i — angle, bic 5t-a 
 angel, §t-f(bnur 5 — brawler, ber 3t-f(bnjdr- 
 mer 5 — butterfly, ber 9i-fcl)mcttcrling i — cap, 
 bic 5^-mu§e J — crow, ijcr ^Jt-robc, ^icgcnfau^ 
 gerj — dog, ber 3i-l)unb (3Qgbl)unb)j — 
 dress , ba§ ^Jt-jeug, — fall, bie :M:nndi;)crung 
 be§ 5(benb§ , ber (Sinbru^ ber 3i. j — faring, 
 bic 3t-reife5 — fire, ba§ S^rli^t, — tlutterer, 
 ber St-fatter, — tly, bic STC-mottc 5 — foun- 
 dered, in ber 5i. ocrirrtj- glass,t5aS3t-= 
 fernro^rj — gear , ba§ 3t-scug (ber ^rauen) , 
 
 — gown, berSc^Iafroct, — hawk,i)ic 9i-eulc ^ 
 
 — heron, bcr 3^-rei^er j — iron, cin ^aarauf= 
 roicfler j —jar, vid. crow; — man , bcr 5t-ar» 
 beiter, ^btrittrdumer j — mare , — mar , bcr 
 TCIpj — piece, baS ^-^M (®emdlbc)j — 
 raven, uid. — crow; Bot-s. — shade, ber ''Ti-^ 
 f(!>Qttcn J — smelling rocket, bic traurige 'Ji-- 
 oioles — stand, cine ^Jt-toilettej — swellings, 
 p/.bic 3t-blattern > — time, bic 9t-jeit j ^bcnb= 
 jcitj — walk, ber ©pajiergang imCunfeIn, 
 B. bei 9^.5 — walker, 1. ber 3t-n)anbclcr, 
 5Konbfu(^tigc 5 2. bcr 9t-f(bn)drmcr 5 — walk- 
 ers, pt. Law, bic 9t-f(blcid)cr, ©iebcj — 
 ward, gegen W ^., nd^tlit^j — watch, 1. 
 bie 5i-roa(bC) 2. einc ©d)Iagu^r, (Rcpctiru^r, 
 aSerfu^r fur bic S^oc^t. 
 
 Nigh'ted [ni' — ] , adj. bunfcl. 
 
 *Nigh'tingale, s. bic 3ta(btigaII. 
 
 * Nigh'tly, Lor Nigh'tjsh, adj.na^tlid), 5ia(^t--5 
 II. adv. 1. M md)to 2. aUc STiacbt. 
 
 Njgres'cent, adj. fcbwarswcrbcnb, f(t)n>drjli(^. 
 
 Nig'rin(e), s. Min. ber 3:itanf(b6rl. 
 
 Nigri'tja [— ish'ia] , s. Geog. 3^igriticn. 
 
 Nihil'ity, *. bag ^id)U. Nile , s. bcr TdU%lu% 
 
 Nili, s. bic®Iimmeraf(be5 basglocfengcfldubej 
 bie gldnjcnbcn (Srjfunfcu bcim (Scbmc^cn. 
 
 NTm'ble, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. t>urtig, fd)ncU, 
 flinf, fluc^tig, gemanbt, Icb^aft^- witted, 
 leb^aft, poreilig, Porrai^ig, III. — ness, s. 
 bic ^urtigfeit, ^lii(btigfeit, ©croanbttjcit, 
 
 Nim'bus, s. ber ^imbuS. [©(bncUigfeit. 
 
 Nine, I. adj. neunj II. s. bie kcuu?- fold, 
 aeunfa^ 5 — holes,p/. Gam, ba§ Sroumabam 
 "*©piel)j — murder, ber3^eunt6bter (Sflaub= 
 oogeI)5 — ping, 1. bic ^cgel j 2. ba§ ^cgel* 
 
Nine 
 
 496 
 
 Nois 
 
 fpicl 5 — shaft Genoa cords, eine "Kxt 9^011= 
 fd^efter mit f(^maUen Olippen, gefopcrt, — 
 teen, neunje^nj — teenth, Der neunje^nte. 
 
 Nine'tie</t, adj, ber neunjigfle. 
 
 Nine'ty, adj. ncunjig. 
 
 Ninf/i,I. adj.uxnmntii II.*. Mus. bie Sconej 
 III. — ly, adw. neuntend. 
 
 To Nip, V. a. 1. (to — off, ab5)fnc{pcn, (ah^) 
 SWt(f en 5 2. [(^neiben (au6) d. ber ,Kdltc, :c.) j 
 
 3. befd^dbigen, ccrberben? 4.j5g.bd^cnb oers 
 fpotten, ftic^eln? 5. Mar. feifen. 
 
 Nip, *. 1. vid. Nep; 2. bcr ^nipp, 3n>icE, bie 
 ,SIemmung5 3. bag @cl^ni|clj 4. bic ©t^nit* 
 te, 5. bie SBcfjbfibigung i 6. bie ©tic^clet, ber 
 beif enbe ©pott 
 
 Nip'per, *. 1. bic ^xaUi, rfflaue, n-s, s. pi. 2 
 bie ^ttnge, 3. Mar. bie Seitaueam^nferj 
 
 4. Sport. Ui ^o^IensS^ne. 
 Nip'perkin , *. bQ8 ^albc 3?6fel. 
 Nip'ple, s. 1. bie(a5ruH SBarj^e^ -shell, bie 
 
 9?apff(^nerfe5 -wort, ber9lain!oi)I; 2.G'-S7n, 
 
 Nis'berry, s. BotMc ©opota. [ba§ ^ifton. 
 
 Ni'si-pri'us, s. 7.auj,ba&a5eQuftrQgung8fc^rei= 
 ben an ben ©d^eriff, bie®ef(bn)ornen an einen 
 befiimmtenSag nai SBefiminfler oorjulaben 
 court of—, ba& ©erid^t, n>el(be§ wfi^renbber 
 ^erien ber ©erid^ts^ofe ju SBefiminfler , bie 
 bort an^dngig gemad^ten ©a(bcn,inber ®raf= 
 fd)aft/n)o fie entftanben, entf^eibct. 
 
 Nit, s. 1. bie S^iffe, 2. bie burd) ben ©d^orn= 
 ftcin eine§ ©c^meljofenS megfliegenbe ^fdbe. 
 
 To Nit., V. o. 1. ^ineinfd^Iurfenj 2.srjifrelegen. 
 
 Nit^id, adj. glfinjenb, blanf. 
 
 Ni'trate, s. Chem. bag falpeterfaure <Salj. 
 
 Ni'tre, s. Chem. ©alpeter. [©alpeterfdure. 
 
 Nl'tric, adj. Chem. falpeterfauerj — acid, bic 
 
 Ni'trite, adj. falpetrid^tfauer. 
 
 Ni'trogen, Chem. I. s. baS 3titrogen, ber ©ti(f= 
 ftoffj II. adj. ©alpeter erjeugenb? — gas, ta^ 
 ©titfgag. [woffer. 
 
 Nitro-muriat'ica9'id, *. Chem. ba§ ,^6nig§s 
 
 NitrSs'ity, s. iiz faipetrige SBefd^ajfen^eit. 
 
 Ni'troos (Ni'try) , adj. Chem. falpeterigj fal^ 
 peterortig, — oxid, ba§ ©ticf jlojfoyt)b j — 
 gas , btt§ <Bticffioffojt)bga&. 
 
 Nit'tiness, s. bie 5)ienge ton Stiffen. 
 
 Nit'ty, adj. »oII Stiffe, laufig , tcrlaufet. 
 
 Mv'eous, adj. fd^neeroeip , fd^neeid^t. 
 
 No, I. adv. 1. nein? 2. nidjtj II. prow. adj. 
 Mm — one , nit^t ©iner , ,^einer, 3tiemanb a 
 — inan, f ein ?JKenf(b, Stiemanb. [Seyif on. 
 
 NQbil'jary, s. bas :iCbeI§=<Stammbud|>, TCbels* 
 
 To Nobil'jtate, v. a. abeltt. 
 
 NQbil'jty, s. ber ^bel. 
 
 No'ble, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. abeltg i 2. cbel 5 
 3. oomebm, eriaucbti 4. er^aben, 5, grof, 
 
 prd(^tig,t)errli(b5 6. gropmitt^igi III.*, i 
 
 ber 2CbeIige, ©ble^ 2. ber Sflofcnobel (alte 
 
 SOfiinse con 6*. 8d.)3 IV. comp. — liverwort, 
 
 Bot. ba§ Gbelleberfrautj — man , ber (Sbel* 
 
 mannj — woman, bie Gbelfrau, V. — ness, s. 
 
 1. lit. kfig. ber 7fbel5 2. bas (Sblc. 
 No'body, s. Sliemanb. [lid; 5 2. fd^ulbig. 
 
 No'c?nt, adj. 1. or No'cive, fcbfibUd^, ocrbcrb* 
 Npctambula'tion, s. baS Sta^troanbeln. 
 Npctam'bulist, *. ber 9ta^tn)anbler. 
 Npctil'uca, s. Chem. eine Irt ^bo&pl^oru&. 
 Npctn'Ocous, adj. Izi ^(k&jt leuitenb. 
 NQctiv'agant , I. adj. in ber ^ad^t f(b»dr= 
 
 menb, II. s. ber Stad^tfd^rodrmer. [^enmclfcr. 
 NQctur'nal, s. Ast. ber Stac^troeifer, ©ternbo* 
 NSc'tijrn, Npctur'nal , I. or Npctur'nous , adj* 
 
 ndd^tlid^i II. *. bie 9tad(>tmette. 
 NSc'uoHs, adj. fd^dblid^. 
 To Nod, V. I. n. 1. nicfenj 2. (- at , to) 5U» 
 
 nidEcn, »inf en 5 3.fcbldfr{g fein 5 II. a.fd^fittcln. 
 Nod, s. 1. ber SBinf 5 ba8 SBin^en 5 2. ba§ ^ih 
 
 fen? to give one a — , ©inem junicfen. 
 N8d'd?r, s. bcr SBinfenbe, :c. cf. To Nod. 
 Nod'dlng-star'wQrt, s. Bot. bie ^ragenbluttie. 
 NSd'dle, s. conU ber (|)inter=) .Ropfj vul^, 
 
 9?if(bel. 
 
 ToNSd'dle, v. n. mit bent ^opfcwatfeln. 
 NSd'dy, s, 1. ber^biot^ 2. Orw. bie bummc 
 
 9Jlecrfd^malbe, berSBeipfopf. [iiberbein. 
 Node, s. 1. (au(b Ast.) ber^notenj 2. bas 
 Nodose', adj. bef. Bot. fnotig. 
 NodSs'jty, s. 1. bag .ffnotige, .Knorrige, %fis. 
 
 baS ©(bwierige. 
 
 Nod'ular, adj. auS ^noten befiebenb. 
 N5d'ule, s. 1. bag ^nfitfben, 2.Mm.bie9tiere. 
 N8d'uled, adj. Min. S^ieren ^abenb. 
 No'el, s. ^(Xt<x\ii, (M-Xi.). 
 N6g, s. 1. bic Heine^lafd^e5 2.btt& Sier(:iflc)5 
 
 3. ber ©d^iittelftedfen, 5fu8ftofer au§ bem 
 
 SJlu^lentri^ter j 4. bcr ^Slgcrne ©d^iffsnagcL 
 To N8g, V. a. Mar. bie^iipe bcr ©citenfiii|en 
 
 annagcln. [jerne) ^rug. 
 
 NSg'gjn, s. bie Heine ^anne, bcr fleinc (\ihU 
 NSg'ging, s. T, W asunbroanb. 
 Noise, s. 1. ber 8drm, ba§ ©erdufd^ j 2. ber 
 
 3anf 5 baS ©cf^rei, 3. Uh :2fuffcben 5 4. baS 
 
 ©eriid^t) little — , bag ©ummen. 
 To Noise, V. I. n. Idrmcn, toben, tofen, ftbreis 
 
 en 5 II. a. to — abroad, Qugfprengcn. 
 Noise'ful, Nofsy , I. adj. ; II. Noi'gjly, adr. & 
 
 adj. gerduffboott, Idrmcnb. 
 Noi^e'Iess, adj. gerdufd()Io§. 
 Noifsin^ss, s. bag ®crdufd(>, ©cfd^rei. 
 Noi'spme, I. adj". ; II. — ly, adv. 1. fd^dblid^ j 
 
 2. cMbaftj ftinFenbj III. - ness, *. bic efel* 
 
 baftigfcit. 
 
Nol 
 
 4^J)7 
 
 Norl 
 
 N81, ahbr. ft. Oliver. 
 
 No'lj-me-tan'gere , s. 1. Surg. H^ SiXiU^t^ 
 f(^n>ur5 bcr 9tttfenpoIt)p j 2. Bof.baS @pnng= 
 
 No'mad, Nvmad'jc, arf;. nomttl)ifd^. [fraut. 
 
 Nom'ades, j. p/. bic 3tomaDen, ^crumjie^enlje 
 SSolfer, J^irtenoolfer. [njeit)e. 
 
 Nom'bles, s. pi. Sport. bQ§ ®ef(l^eit)e, (Singe* 
 
 N6m'bril',*./fer.Dcr3?QbeI(\5c8S5$apenf(^iIbeS). 
 
 Nomencla'tor, j. 1. t>er Sftomcnclator) 2. 1)0§ 
 9ittment)ersci(!)nip, 3tamcnbud). [tur. 
 
 Nomencla'ture [— 'tshur] , s. lit SRomcncla= 
 
 NSm'inal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.t>em Seamen 
 iittc^, nominell, Zituhv^i 2. 3?amcn=-5 — va- 
 lue, bcr ^^ominalnjert^. [ernenncn. 
 
 To Nom'lnate, v. a. 1. nennen, benennen j 2. 
 
 Nomjna'tion, s. 1. bie S^ennung, SSenennungi 
 2, bieSrnennung. [s. Gram, ber 3^onuntttii^ 
 
 NSra'jnative, I. adj. benennenbj — case, or II. 
 
 NSm'inator, s. ber ©rncnncr. 
 
 Nominee', s. Law, bcr ©rnonnte. 
 
 N8n, m^ep. partic, (bcm beutfd)en n I d^ t, u n-, 
 entfprcd^enb :) — ability, l.baSUnocrmogeit; 
 2. Lflio, bic ©inroenbungj — acceptance 
 Com. bie 3Ti(btanna^me 5 for — a. , ^Kangcl 
 (an) ^fnna^mej — act, s. bie unterlajfenc 
 |)onbIung 5 — age, Lmc , bic Unmunbigfeit 
 
 — aged, La\D , unmuubig ) — attendance, bic 
 2Cbroefcn^eit, ba§ TfuSbleibcn j — attention, 
 Uc Una(t>tfamfeit5 — claim, Law, bie nid^t 
 in ber ge^origcn grift eingebrac^te 0le(bt&for 
 berungj — commissioned, ni(bt unmittelbar 
 00m vS^Snige ongeftellt j — commissioned offi- 
 cers, untere Sfficiere, ©ubQitcrne, — com- 
 pliance, s. bic Unroillfd^rigfeit j SBeigerung? 
 
 — compos. Law, bcr (wcgcn S5crftQnbe§= 
 fd^n)d(bC; 2C.) Feinen SSertrag macfeen Jonnj— 
 conductors, ^yjid^tleiter)— conforming, nid^t 
 jur Qnglicanifdien (E)errf(l^cnbcn') Jtirc^e ge= 
 i^orig (baoon abroci^enb), — conformist, s. 
 1. bcr Unn)iUfd()rige5 2. ber Stonconformift, 
 ©iffibcnt, — conformity, l.bxe3?id)tuberein= 
 ftimmung 5 2.bielbn)ei(bung t)on ber ^errfdjen* 
 ben Steligion in ©nglanbj — descript', I. adj. 
 (nocb) unbef(]^rieben} II. s.U^ (no(^) Unbe= 
 fd^riebenej — entity, ba§ 3^i(^t(ba)fein j Un= 
 bing5 3^i^tgj — existence, ba§ 3'iid)tfcin5 
 Unbingj — exportation, ba&SSerbot berTTu^- 
 fu^rj — feasance. Law, bie pfli(i^troibrige 
 Untcrloffung ^ — importation , baS SSerbot 
 ber Gmfu^rj — intercourse, bic TTuf^ebung 
 beSSerfc^rSj — intrusionists, bie '^i6)tdn= 
 brdnger,c/.Intrusionists, & FLugel's Compl. 
 i)/cf. ; — juring, ben (.&u[bigung§0 (Sib n)ei= 
 fiernb; anti^annSioerifc^ 5 —juror, s. ber Hn- 
 til)Qnnooeroner, Qfn&dnger be5 ^rdtenbenten} 
 
 — naturals, s. pi. Med. tik xdkt naturlid^cn 
 I. 
 
 iDingej ~ obstan'te, Law, bcffcn ungca(j^tct| 
 
 — payment, Com. bie 9^i^tja^lung,ber9)lan» 
 gel an 3a^Iung 5 — performance, bic ^\(!i)t' 
 colIsiet)ung5 — plus, vuis. ba§ 3^i(^tmeitcr, 
 ber^Qlt, ©tiUfianbj bieSScrIegcn^cit,^Icmme j 
 To — plus, sum ©tiUfle^en, k. bringen, in 
 bicGngctreiben, irre, cerlcgcn mad^^cn? — 
 plused(—plust), \>crlegcn, f(t)ad^matt^ — resi- 
 dence, (bef.\).(Seiflli(i^cn) bic3tid)tannjcfcnl)eit 
 anbcmpfli(btmdpigcn SBotjnorte,- resident, 
 I. s. ber nitbt ttuf bem pflid^tmdpigen SBo^norte 
 ^iCnroefenbcj II. adj. Don bem pflicbtmdfigcn 
 aBot}norte abwcfcnb ,- nic^t Quf bcr ^friinbe h 
 
 — resistance , bcr blinbc (Icibcnbc) (Sc^or= 
 famj — sane', nid^t gcfunb j — solvency, bic 
 Snfobcnsj- solvent, I. adj. infolocnti 11. 
 s. ber 3ai5lung§unfdi^igc5 -'such, i.adj. col. 
 unt>crgrei(blid^ , o^ne ©Icitbcn, II. s. cine ^rt 
 Itpfcl, white — such, 0loggengra§famcn 5 
 black — such, ^Icefamen) Law-s, — m\t, bic 
 "ifuf^cbung (ba§ gaacnlaffcn) eincr .fflagc j 
 To — suit , V. a. jur ^uf^ebung eincr ^lagc 
 Dcrurt^cilcn 5 — term, ber ©erid^t^anfianb, 
 bic ©-fcricn 5 -- user, bic ^mt§pflid^ti>cr= 
 le^ung. [ncunjigfte ©rob. 
 
 Nonages'imal, I. adj. bcr ncunjigficj 11. s. bcr 
 Non'agSn, s. ba§ STcuncdE. [vid. Non-s. 
 
 None, pron. adj. Fcincr,feinc,Feine§j — such, 
 None, s. 1. bic 3^one} 2. pi. ai?-on.bic3?oncn. 
 Nonpareil' [— rel'] , .9. 1. ctroaS Un\)erg(ci(^(i= 
 
 (be&, cf. Nonsuch; 2. Typ. bie S'Conparcil 
 
 CKxt ^crlf(^rift)i 3. bic 3ucferpftaume. 
 Non'sense, *. bcr Unfinn. 
 Ngnsen'sjcal , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. finnlo§, 
 
 unrmnig 5 III. - ness, s. bic ©innlortgfeit. 
 N(i6'dle, s. viilg. bcr ©infoItSpinfcl. 
 Nook [nuk], .v. ber SKinJct, bie (Stfcj-of 
 
 land, bie Sanbenge. 
 N6on, I. (- day, - tide), s. bcr 3J?ittagj II. 
 
 adj. mittdgig, sKittag8=. [OJJittag&cffcn. 
 Ndo'njng, s. 1, bic 5Kittag§rut)e j 2. vulg. ba§ 
 Nodse, s. bic (running — , laufcnbc) ©d^lingc, 
 
 (Sd^leifc 5 bcr SoUftricf . [ftricfcn. 
 
 To N66se, v. a. in eincr ©d^linge fangcn, »cr* 
 Nop, s. I. bcr ©d^Iag, II. or Nope, Orn. bcr 
 
 ©ompfaff, ©impel. 
 No'pal, s. Bot. bie inbifd^c geigc. 
 Nor , conj. nod^ 5 QUd^ nid^t. [fup. 
 
 Nor'fglk-plfiv'er [-'fok — ], s. Orn. bcr ©irf^ 
 iNor'mal, adj. I. normal, rcgclrcd^t, — schools, 
 j 5Kufterfd^uIen^ 2. Geo m.fcnFrcd^t. 
 Nor'main, I. y. 1. bcr 5)^orman(n) 5 2. Mar. bcr 
 
 ^tt^enfopf am SratfpiU, II. adj. normdnnifc^. 
 jiNor'mandy, s. Geog. bic 3?ormanbie. 
 .'Nor'roy, s. bcr brittc cngl. SBappen!onig. 
 I'Norf/i, I. s. ber ^orb(en), !)TorbiDinb3 li. ad}> 
 32 
 
Nort 
 
 498 
 
 Noun 
 
 n6r1)Uc() J — by east , Ji. jum S)|^cn 5 - light, 
 1)05 3t-lid^t; ter St-fd^einj — pole, l5er3^-pol5 
 
 — sea, Me 3t-fce, ijaS beutfd^e SiKccr, — sun, 
 bic 3?orl)crfonnc j — star, t)er 3t-flern,^oIars 
 ftcriij — ward, — wards, n-n)Qrt§, nortjlid^. 
 
 Nor'therljn^ss, s.AstMt ngrtUd^e'JCbraeidjung. 
 
 Nor'th^rly, N6r'th?rn, adj, 1. nox'b\i6)i2. nor^ 
 Ui^, norbldnbifd^ j northern light, l)a§ 3torbs 
 liitj — ocean, i)a0 3tort)mecr, grfinlfinbifd^e 
 SRecrj — point, Ux wa^rc 3^ori)punft. 
 
 Nor'thjng , s. Mar. Uv Unterfd^ieb bcr fdxtitz, 
 t)ic ein naci) Vlox'am fegclnbeS @(^iff beffimmt. 
 
 Nor'way, *. Geog.Stomcgcnj— fir,b{e ^Qrjs 
 tannc. [rocgifi. 
 
 Norwe'gisin, I. s, Ux ^Roxm^tXi II. adj. nor= 
 
 Nose , *. 1. t5te 3tafc5 2. t>Q§ ©nbe, Die <Spi$e 
 ({. SB. Me Slo^re eineS a3Iafebal9ed,bie©pi^c 
 einer 8id)tpu§e, k.), 3.bie9Zafe, bttS SSorber= 
 t^eil (cine& ©c^ip) 5 to put one's — out of 
 joint, 3emanben bci einem'JfnbernaugMeti) 
 ~ bag, ber ^uttcrbeutcl (fur ^ferbe)j — 
 band, — strap, baS 9tQfenbonb;ber3i-nriem5 
 
 - bleed, 1. baS'STt-nblutenj 2.Bot. bie@(^af= 
 gorbej — gay , bcr Slumenftrauf j — smart, 
 bic ^reffc. [fd^nuffeln , 2. bie ®pi§e bieten. 
 
 To NOfe, V. a. fam. 1. ndfcin, f4>noppcrn, 
 
 Nosed, adj, 1. comp. mit einer ^Jafe^ »naji95 2. 
 ®'erud^ l^abenb (0. |>unbcn). 
 
 No^e'less, adj. o^ne Stafe. 
 
 Nosological, arfi. nofologifc^. 
 
 NpsSl'ogifst, s. ber S^ofolog. 
 
 NQsol'ogy, *. bie Stofologic, ^ronf^ei(§lel)re. 
 
 Nostal'gy, j. Med. ba§ |)eimn>c^. 
 
 NSs'tQck, *. Bot. bo§ ^immclsblatt. 
 
 NSs'trii. *. t>a§ 9tQfcnlo(b, bie 3Zufter. 
 
 N5s'trum, s. baS ^rcanum, ge^cimc Olecept. 
 
 Not, adv. ni(^t5 — yet, nod^ md()t. 
 
 No'table, I. at//.; II. — ly, adv. bemerfen§s 
 roert^, »idt)tig} III. — ness, s. ba§Semer= 
 fenSwert^e. [III. — ness, s. bie (Smfigf eit. 
 
 NSt'able, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. emiig, riil)rig5 
 
 NQta'rial, adj. notarifci^, 9totariQt§=. 
 
 No'tary, *. ber j)totariu§. 
 
 NQta'tion , s. bie lufteid^nung. 
 
 NStch, *. 1. bie ,Rcrbe, ber (Sinfd^nitti 2. vid. 
 Kern ; 3. bic ^urc^en am ©oumen be§ ^fer= 
 bc§ 5 — weed , Bot. bie SKelbe 5 — wheel , T. 
 baS ©teigerttb. [3)Jii^I|lein) auffd^5rfen. 
 
 To N6tch, V. a.l. ferben, einfd^neiben 3 2. (ben 
 
 Note, s. 1. bQ§ Beid^en (aud^ Gram.), 5Kerf= 
 mat 5 2. bQS@<^riftsei(i^en53.ba§a5rQnbmal5 
 4. bieS^ote, ^Knmerfungi 5. bic SSebeutung, 
 boS Tfnfe^en 5 6. bie ^unbe j T. Mm *. bie 3tote 5 
 8. ber Son 3 bie SBeife 5 9. bie S^ote, ba& ©il* 
 let; bcr 3etteU 10. ber @(bcin, ba§ papier j 
 11. bcr "iCugjugj 12. ba§ Tfbfiirsunggjeitijen 5 
 
 Corns. — of hand, bcr ^anb(f(i^ulb)fd^ein, 
 bcr 4)anbn)cd^[el5 as per-, laat ^lotaj to 
 take — , nottjige^ttmerfungnetjmenj to com- 
 pare notes , jid^ beratl)cn mit . . . 5 — book, 
 
 ! bef. Corns. 1. bie ^Cgenba, ba§ Stotisbud^, 
 bic ^rimtts9tota, ^labbcj 2. ba§ (|)anbO 
 SBc^fcIs®contro5 3.ba§ 3^otcnbu(^ j — case, 
 bic S5anfnotcntaf(^e5 — forger, bcr aSanfnc 
 tenffilfd()cr 5 - press , l. bie a5an!notcn= 
 preffC} 2. ber ^apierbefc^wcrer 5 — worthy, 
 merinjurbig. 
 
 To Note, V. a. 1. bcjcid^nenj 2. aufsei(^nen, 
 anmcrfenj (to — down, bcf. Com.)^otii net)* 
 men, notircn, buc^en 5 3. merfen auf . . . , bc» 
 merf en, bcobad^tcnj 4.in S^otcn fe^en j Corns. 
 at the exchange noted, ju Dcrscit^nctcm 
 6our§} cause the bill (bills) to be noted 
 (i. e. for protest), laffen ©ic^rotcf^ crl)cbcn. 
 
 No'ted, I. p. a. bcrut)mt, befannt, II. — ly, 
 adv. bcfonberS) unb i\mxj III. — ness, s. bic 
 
 Note'less, adj. unbcmerft. [aSefannt^cit. 
 
 No'ter, s. ber "JCnmerfer, "Jfuffd^rciber. 
 
 N6f/i'ing, I. adv. ni(bt§, feineSwcgS , bur(^au& 
 nitbtj 11. s. 1. ba§ r^m^j 2. fein S^cil, Fein 
 ®rab j for — , umfon.lj good for — , fdljtcd^t, 
 ni(^tsnu§ig. 
 
 Nof/i'jngness, s. ba§ 5tid^tj"cin , bie Stic^tigfeit. 
 
 No'tjce, s. 1. bic aScmerfung, 3^0 tij, ^cnntnip, 
 ^unbej 2. bie fRa6)xi(i)t, Injcige, OJielbungj 
 3. bcr aSerid^t, bie ©erid^terf^attung; 4. baS 
 ,^cttttseid(>en) SKcrFmal, Corns, dne — , gc« 
 ^6rige 9totig 3 — of average , bic ^nbicnung 
 bcr ^Qferei j take — , funb unb ju wiffen j to 
 take — of ... , (Stn>a§ bcmcrf cn , feiner ©e* 
 merfung njiirbigen. 
 
 To No'tjce, V. a. 1. b emergen 5 2. mMfi^t 
 ne^men auf . . . 5 3. Com. (ben 7f banbon) an* 
 
 No'tjceable, adj. bemcrfcn^wcrti^. [bicncn. 
 
 Notjfica'tion , s. bie aScFanntmad^ung, ^HcU 
 bung, ICnjcige. [rid^tcn. 
 
 To No'tjfy, V. a. bcFannt ma(^cn, anseigcn, be* 
 
 No'tion , s. I. bcr (SSerflanbc§0 aScgriff , ®c« 
 banfe, bic S^ecj 2. vidg. bic 5}leinung, HU 
 W. [cingebilbetj 2. p^anta|tif(^. 
 
 NO'tional, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ibcalifd^, 
 
 Notori'ety , s. bQ§ ^Jiotorif^c, aUgcmcin aSe* 
 fanntc, bie Sffcnfunbigfcit. 
 
 Notorious, Lad;.; II. — ly, adv. notorifdil, 
 offenFunbig 5 HI. — ness , vid. b. ». SB. 
 
 Not-wheat [hwet], 5.bcr SBcijcn o^nc ® rannen. 
 
 Notwjf/istanMing, conj. ungcad^tet, nid^ts befio 
 wenigcrj bcnnod(>,bod^. 
 
 Nought [nat] ,!.*.!. ba&S^id^tSj 2. bie ^vullf 
 to set at — , 1. in ben SBinb fd^Iagcn, J>crfld^» 
 ten} 2. Zxo^ bieten 5 H. adv. l.nid^tS5 2. rci= 
 
 Noun, s. Gram. bQ§ Stcnnwort. [ncgmcgS. 
 
Nour 
 
 499 
 
 Nunii 
 
 To Nour'ish, u. a. 1. (auc() n.) nd^rcn j 2. cr* 
 ^altenj to — up, Quftie^en. 
 
 Nour'ishaible, adj. l)er StatjrunQ fd^ig. [forger. 
 
 Nour'isher, s. Der, t)a§ 6rntt^rent)e5 bcr SSer* 
 
 NoQr'jshm?nt, *. t)ie Sta^rung, Dae 3?a^rung§= 
 
 NQvac'uIite, *. M«. ber SBe^fd^iefer. [mittel. 
 
 Nova'tion, *. Me Steuerutig, ©rneuerung. 
 
 Nova'tor, *. ber Steuerer. 
 
 Nov'?l, I. adj. 1. neu5 2. ungcwfi^nlid^j 3. no* 
 »eUiflif(^? — assignment, Law, tie SSerdn= 
 berung in ^ngabc t)er UmftQnt)e eineSS5erbre= 
 (^enSj II. s. 1. DieSTtoccUe, ber Sfloman j 2. 
 n-s, pi. Law, tie S^OOeUen 5 — writer, NSv'- 
 elTst, ber3?o»etten[(^reiber, Slomanfc^rciber. 
 
 N8v'?lty, s. 1. or NSv'elness , Me Sieu^citj 2. 
 Die 3teuigFeit) novelties, 7'. 3toDitdten. 
 
 Novem'b^r, *. tjcr (5Konat) 5^ooember. 
 
 NSv'enary, adj. (& s. eine 3a^l »on) neun. 
 
 Noven'njal, adj. neunjd^rig. 
 
 Nover'cal, adj. fticfrnfitterUc^. 
 
 NSv'jce, s. I. titx fflomy, Me3'iot)i5cj 2. ber 
 ^rcbef(^ulcr, S^euling, 2e^rling. 
 
 Novi'ciate [— vish' — ] ,s.\. ta§ S^omjiotj 2. 
 bic Se^rja^re? ber Xe^rling&ftonb. 
 
 m^, I. adv. 1. nun, ie§t (jun). arfj. je^tg) 5 2. 
 — ..., — ..., bttib . . . , balb ... 5 — a-days, 
 ^eutjutagej — and then , 1. bann unb wann, 
 2. ^ier unb baj II. s. * bie ©egenroart, btt& 
 
 No'wayC^) , No'wTf e, adv. feine§n)cg§. [ffln. 
 
 Now'?d, adj. Her. gefnfipft, gcfd)lungen. 
 
 No'where [— 'hwAr], adv. nirgenbS. 
 
 Nox'ious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. f^dblic^, Oers 
 bcrblii^ 5 III. — ness , *. baS ©idblid^e. 
 
 No'yau [— 'yo], *. bcr^erfiFo^^firridjIiqueur. 
 
 NSz'le, NSz'zle, *. 1. bie ©d^nauje? cont. bie 
 'TJafe, 2. bie ©c^neppe (ciner t^anne, 2C.)j 
 T. bie 4K6^re, ©iOe, bQ§ ©nbe. 
 
 Nubiferous, adj. SBolFen bnngcnb. 
 
 To Nu'bjlate, v. a. (um=) wolfen, »erbun!cln. 
 
 Nu'bile, adj. mannbor, ^eirttt^§fdl)ig. 
 
 Nu'bilous, adj, wolfig , triibc. 
 
 Nuciferous , adj. 3tfijfe tragenb. 
 
 Nu'cleiis,-*. 1. bcr ^cm 3 2. ber .Snfiuel. 
 
 Nuda'tion, s. bie ©ntblo^ung. 
 
 To Nud'dle, r. a. vulg. fd^Ienbern. 
 
 Nude, adj.l.nadt, blopj 2. Law, cinfeitig. 
 
 To Niidge, v. a. in bie Sflippen ftopen. 
 
 Nu'djty, 5. bie mdt^tit, SSIope. [[(t)Wd|. 
 
 Nuga9'ity, s. bie .^inberei, ba§ Idppi[d)e ®e 
 
 Nu'gatory, ac?/. [dppif^, Olbem. [(®Olb). 
 
 N ug'^et, s. (urfpr. fc^ott.) ber (maf|i»e)^Iumpen 
 Nui'sance [nu' — ] , s. 1. bie a5eJ4>»crIi(l^feit, 
 ^dfiigMt, Unannet)mli(l^feit3 2. Med. bo& 
 (Sdbdblit^ej Laic, 3. bie ©4>dbli(3^feit, ber 
 (aUgemeine) ^ad)t1^iiU 4. bie aSeeintrdd^ti* 
 gung (einjelner). 
 
 To Niill, vid. To Annull. 
 
 Null, adj. bef. Law , null, nitblig. 
 
 Nulljbi'ety, s. ba0 9iirgenbSfein. [»crnid>tcn. 
 
 ToNul'lj^, V. a. ungiiltig madden, ouf^eben, 
 
 Niil'lity, *. 1. ba§ Stid^tfeinj 2. riit 5ii(^tigfcit> 
 Ungi5Itig!eit. [3ittcraar. 
 
 Niimb [niira] , adj. erfiarrt, fiarr 5 — eel , ber 
 
 *To Niimb, vid. To Benum, &c. [rircn. 
 
 To Num'ber, v. a. I.sd{)lcn,rc(l^nen5 2. numcs 
 
 Niim'ber, s. 1. bic S^ummcr, ^ai)U 2. Hi 
 3a^Isei(^en, bie differ 5 3. bie (grope) "Kn^a^i j 
 4.Gram.bcr StumeruS j 5. ba§ (SSerSO SQZaf 5 
 berSBo^Iflangj 6. n-s, p/. bQ§ piertc©u(^ 
 3J?oft§5 a broken—, eine gebrod^cne ^al)l, 
 tin a5ru(^5 — ful, la^xd^ j - less , jo^lIcS. 
 
 Niim'ber^r, *. ber 3d^Ier. 
 
 Num'bles, vid. Nombles. 
 
 ♦Numb'n^sg, s» bic ©rftarrung, Sctdubung. 
 
 Nu'merable, adj. jd^lbttr. 
 
 Nu'meral, I. adj. 3a^lcn betrcjfcnb, 3a^U, 
 3a^len»5 ju eincr 3a^l5 II. *. bcr 3al)(bu(^= 
 flttbe, ba§ 3a^lnjort. [ge) mif. 
 
 Nu'm^rally, adv. bcr 3o^l obcr 'Jfnsa^I (3)?en» 
 
 Nu'merary, adj.^n einer3a()lgc()6rig. 
 
 To Nu'merate, v. a. jd^lcn, rcdjncn. 
 
 Num?ra'tion, s. 1. baS 3d(>Icn5 2. bie ^Cnja^l. 
 
 Nu'ni?rat9r, .v. 1. ber 3d^Ienbc> 2. Arith. ber 
 3dl)Ier (cincS a3ru(^e§, opp. denominator). 
 
 Numer'ic, — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 1. 
 ju ben 3a^Icn ge^firig, 3a^I=3 2. bcr3o^r 
 
 Nu'mero, *. bie 5«ummer. [notbi 3. numerif(^. 
 
 Nu'm^rous, I, adj. ; II. — ly, adr. 1. ja^lrcid^ j 
 
 2. ()Qrmonif(§ 5 III. — ness , s.\. bie (grope) 
 "Jfnsa^I, 5)?cngej 2. bie harmonic. 
 
 Numifd'jan hen (or crane) , s. Orn. bie ^ungs 
 
 frau auS ^umibicn. 
 Numisraat'ic, I. or — cal, adj. numiSmatifd^ 5 
 
 II. n-g, *. pi. or Nfimismatol'ogy, bie5iumi&* 
 
 motif, 9)?unsn)ifrcnfd)Qft. 
 Niim'mary, adj. OMnscn bctreffcnb , ®clb». 
 NGm'skuU, *-. ber ©ummfopf, 3:6Ipcl. 
 Num'skuUed, adj. bummfopfig. 
 Nun, *. 1. bie 3^onnc 5 Orn-*. 2. bic®laumci[cj 
 
 3. bie Stonnentaubcj — 's thread , Com. ^rc= 
 Niin'chion, s. ba§ S5cgperbrob. [ficrsroirii. 
 Nun'cjature [— tshwr] , s. bie Stuncitttur. 
 Nun'cjo [— 'shjo] , s. ber 3Tunciu§. [fidren. 
 To Nun'cupate , v. a. feicrlicb Ob. offentlid^ cr« 
 Nuncupa'tion , s. bie miinblidK Ob. fcierlid^e dr* 
 
 fidrung (bef. Law, be§ rc|tcn SBiUenS). 
 Nuncu'pative, Nuncu'patory , adj. Law, 1. 
 
 mfinblid) gemad^t (pon 3:eflamcntcn) , 2. feicr* 
 
 lid^ erfldrt, emonnt. 
 Nun'djnal, Niin'dlnary, adj. ju einer DKeffe Ob. 
 
 cinem S^^^rmorfte gc^Srig, 9Kep=. 
 Nun'nerj', s, baS SionncnHoftcr. 
 32* 
 
Nupt 
 
 500 
 
 Oast 
 
 Nup'ti^l, I. adj. I^O(3^SCitIid^ , e^eli^j — cere- 
 mony, bte IKrauung 5 II. n-s, s. pL W ^0^= 
 
 Nu'r^mberg, s. (tie ©tttt)t) Syjiirnberg. [seit 
 
 Nurse, l.s.l. (wet—) , bie^mmc,(Sdugamme 5 
 
 ■ 2. (dry — ) .bic^inberrocirterinnjS.Die Jtrons 
 fcnrodrteriun, 4. bie ^flegerinn j II. adj. xiH^. 
 rent), pflegent), wartenb i — child, ber @dug^ 
 ling, ba§ ^flegef inb 5 — maid, baS ^inbermab^ 
 ^en^ — pond, ber (Strecftcid^ 5 — skin, bie 
 ^ift^^aut, ber griine ©c^ogrin. 
 
 To Nurse, v. a. 1. fciugen, aufjie^cn, 2. warten, 
 pflcgen j 3. lieben. [^cn , erjie^en. 
 
 To Nu'rs?!, v, a. unter^alten , pflegcn, aufsie= 
 
 Niir'ser, .v. ber SSeforbercr. 
 
 Nur's?ry, s. 1. bie ^mmenftube, ^inberflube, 
 2.bic^flansfd^ule5 — of trees, bie SSaumft^ulcj 
 3. j^g.bte^flansfd^ule? — man, ber Sdaum- 
 gdrtncr, ^unftgdrtner. 
 
 Nurs'ijng, s. 1. ber ^flegling^ 2. ber36gling. 
 
 Nur'ture [— tshur], s. 1. bie SZa^rung, ^ojlj 
 2. bie (Srjie^ung. 
 
 *To Nur'ture, v. a. crjie^en, aufsic^en. 
 
 Nut, ;y. 1. bie 9tup (au6) T.)i 2. bie Gi(bel an 
 berSflut^ebcg^ferbeSj 3. Typ. bie OJ^ater, 
 (©(^rauben*) 5)?utter4 4. T. ber ^umpf, 
 ©reeling (in ben SKii^lcn)^ — beetle, Ent. 
 ber 9J-bei^er i — bone, (bci^ferben) bag ??-* 
 bein,@(^iffbetn5 —breaker,— cracker. On? .bie 
 (fiberif(^e) ffi-Ml^ei — cracker (ouc^ im pL), 
 ber 9?-fnttcf er 5 — gall, ber ® aaapfel 5 — hatch. 
 
 —jobber, — pecker, Or?i.bcr5R-^adfer} -hook, 
 
 — crook , ber 3^-^af en , ^afcnftorf 3 — peach, 
 
 bie 3?-pfirfid)e5 — shell, bicSl-fd^alc, — tree, 
 
 ber 5rc-bQum5 9t-ftrau(^ , — wood , ba8 3t-? 
 To Nut, V. a. 3tuffe fammeln. [baum^olj. 
 Nuta'tion, *. 1. ^^t bie Stutation (ber (Srb^ 
 
 o(^fe)i 2. Bot. ba§ SReigen, |)intteigen ber 
 
 ^flonjen gegen bie Bonne. 
 Nut'ineg,*.bie 0Ku8!atennuf} — cowry. Conch. 
 
 bie arabif(^e a3u(^flabenporselIane. [S^d^renbe. 
 Nu'trient, I. adj. ndljrenb, na^rljaft j II. s. bQ§ 
 Nu'trjm^nt, s. bie 5ttt^rung, ba§ gutter. 
 Nutrjmeu'tal. adj. na^r^aft, nd^renb. 
 Nutri'tion, s. ba& Std^ren, bie 3^ai&rung. 
 Nutri'tious, Nu'tritifve, I. adj. ndl^renb, nal)r'= 
 
 i)a^ti II. — ness, *. bie 9?al)r^aftigfeit. 
 Nut'tjng, s. btt8 3?u|TepfIficfen. 
 Nut'ty, adj. nu^Qrtig. 
 ToNuz'zle, V. I. a. (ftd^) cinniftcnj II. T^.bie 
 
 9tafc auf bie @rbe ^alten, roii^len. 
 Nyc't?il8p8, s. ber 9Jt)fta(op§ , S^agblinbc. 
 Nyc'talopy , *. bie 3?Q(i^tftitigfeit. [nen , :c.)- 
 Nye, s. Sport, ber ^lug, baS ©cfperr, (^afa= 
 Nymph, s, 1. Myth, bie 9?t)mpl)ei 2. * ba? 
 
 tOittbd&enj 3. u/rf. b. f. SB. 
 Nym'pha, *. 1. bic^uppe (ber ^nfectcn)? 2 
 
 .4/^a^ bie StQnip^c. 
 
 Nym'phal , Njmphe'an , Nym'phish , Nym' 
 phous, adj. 1. 9tt)mp^cnbetr.,5)Tt)mpt)en« j2. 
 or Nj^mph'Iike, Nfmph'ly, nt)mp^ent)aft. 
 
 0. 
 
 0, s. (cin (Selbfttaut) boS S), 0. [0lunb. 
 
 0, I. int. ol acl^! roe^I II. s. bcr^rci&,bQ§ 
 
 , ahbr. fl. old , Oliver ; 5 , ft. on ; o/a., (ober 
 old acct) ft. old account; 0' (tri., - oor bem 
 ©igennomen, me Mac): O'Neil, ©o^n be§ 
 3t€il5 OB. ft. 06a«, ftarb j 0. B. ft. old bache- 
 lor; o' ft. of; what 0' clock is it? ob., obj. fl. 
 object, objection; obrf., obf. ft. obedient; 
 Oct. ft. October; o'er (o're) ft. over; OG, 
 Old. Ogee; O. M. ft. old maid; on't (o't) ft. 
 on it; o't, ft. of it; O. P. ft. opposite the 
 prompter, bem ©ouffleur gegcniiber^ O. P., 
 o. p., ft. out of print ; ord. ft. order; 0. S. ft. 
 obedient servant; Old Style; O. T. ft. Old 
 Testament; oz. ft. ounce. 
 
 Oaf, s. 1. ber SBec^felbalg 5 2. ber ©ummFopf. 
 
 Oak , s. bie ^i6)tj — of Jerusalem , ba§ SraU' 
 
 benfrautj barren scarlet—, bie ©teineic^e^ 
 
 gall -bearing— , bie |)agcid&e5 bitter— , ber 
 3 irbelbaumj — agaric, ber S-nfcbmttmm j — 
 apple, — ball, — cone, — gall , — gomes , bcr 
 ® allapfel 5 — billets, pi. ctd^cneS SBagenf(bof j 
 
 — farn , — fern , ber ©aumfartt , SBalbfarn 3 
 
 — grove, bttS G-nrndlbcbcnj — leather, ber 
 ^fteulenf^wamm,— puceron,bie@-nbIattIau&. 
 
 Oa'ken, adj. eitbenj — pin, "Kxt ^axtcx Itpfel. 
 
 Oak'ling, s. bie jungc Gid^e. 
 
 Oa'kum, s. ba§ (Saben=) SBerg, tie Slaufdben. 
 
 Oa^ky, adj. eitbenfeft, ^Qrt. 
 
 Oar, s. 1. vid. Ore; 2. baS Oluberj 3. bcr 
 
 Sflient} 4. ber M^rftocf 5 5. o-s, pi. ba§ imU 
 
 rubrige (3:bemfens) ^a^rjeug. 
 To Oar, v. a. & n. rubern, oared, mitlRubern. 
 Oa'ry, adj. ruberfSrmig i alg {Ruber biencnb. 
 
 O'sisis, s. (pi. oases) \iit SDafe. 
 
 Oast, .¥. ber S)fen, bie (9}{alsO ^am. 
 
Oat 
 
 501 
 
 Obse 
 
 Oat, s. 1. &ef. pi. Der |)afer5 2. He ^feife au§ 
 
 ^Qferro^r, — cake, ber ^-fuci^en j — malt 
 
 ^t)QS |)-malj3 — meal, ba§ ^-md)I, Die|>-9ni§e 
 
 Oa'ten, arfj. 1. Don i>afzti 2. au§ |)aferme^l5 
 
 3. ^Qfer tragent) ? - straw, ^aferflrot). 
 
 Oaf/i, *. l)er ©ib, ©iljfd^raur, ©d^mur j — of feal 
 
 ty, l)cr M)n§ciD 5 — of qualification , bcr 
 
 SSerm6gen§eil)} — of supremacy , ber <Supres 
 
 moteil)} by — , with an — , upon an — , t)urd^ 
 
 @ibfd>n)ur, eit>U(i^} to take one's— , eincn^it) 
 
 Ieiflen,fii^n)6ren5 to be under an — , fld^eit)li(^ 
 
 cerpfli^tet^aben) — breaking, t)er eitbruc^. 
 
 Qbcor'date, adj. Bot. nxM)Xt t)cr5f6rmi<j. 
 
 Ob'durstcy, s. bie SSer^drtung, SSerj^ocfung. 
 
 6b'durate, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. iuert)drtet, 
 jcix^okt, ^alSftarrig j III.— ness, s. vid. b.c. SB. 
 
 Obdura'tion, *. bie5Ber^rtung,SSerfto(fung. 
 
 Obe'djence, s. ber ©e^orfom. [ge^orfam. 
 
 Obe'di§nt, Obedien'tial, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 Obei'sance [or pba'sans], s. Hi Serbcugung. 
 
 Obelis'cal, adj. obeli&fcnformig. [ [f ]. 
 
 Ob'elisk, s. 1. bcr SbeliSf, 2. Typ.UB ^rcuj 
 
 Obese'n^ss, Obes'ity, >?• tic^ett[)eit,^CttfU(l)t. 
 
 To Qbey' [pba'], v. a. ge^orc^cnj I will be 
 obeyed, id) tjerlonge ®el)orfam. 
 
 *Obey'?r» -s- ber ®e^ord)cnt)c. 
 
 To Obfiis'cate, vid. To Offuscate, &c. 
 
 O'bj't, s. bQ& Sobtenamt, ©eclenamt. 
 
 Qbit'uary, I. s. ba§ 2eid)enregifter, bieSlobten' 
 UflCj II. a^/j. ft(^ aufSSerftorbcnebejic^enb^ 
 — notice, bic iSobeSanjeige. 
 
 db'ject, *. ber ©cgenflonb, (ami) Gram.) ^a^ 
 Object 5 — glass. Opt. bQ§ S)biccti\)gro§. 
 
 To Qbject', V. I. a. cntgcgent)alten,oorn3crfen3 
 II. n. einroenbcn. [bcm SSorraurf au§gefe|t. 
 
 Qbjec'table, Qbjec'tionable, arfj. einsunjenbenj 
 
 Qbjec'tion, A-. 1. bie ©egenrebc, (Sinroenbung, 
 ber Ginwurf J 2. ber SSorwurf. 
 
 Objec'tive, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. objectiD, gc= 
 gcnftdnblici^ 5 — case , Gram, ber Sbjcctics 
 Ob. oblique (5afu§5 III. *. 1. wie - case; 2. 
 uid. Object-glass ; IV. — ness , s. bic Sbjec* 
 tmt&t, ®egenftanbUd)feit. 
 
 Qbjec'tor, s. ber ©egcnrebner, ®egncr. 
 
 Qblate', adj. Geom. fp^aroibiffb. 
 
 Obla'tion, s. bie (Spfer=) (SiaU, ba§ SJpfcr. 
 
 6bl?cta'tion , *. bie ©rge^ung. 
 
 To Ob'ljgate, v. a. cerbinben, »crpflid)ten. 
 
 6bliga'tion , *. 1. bieSSerpflicbtung, SSerbinb* 
 lii)Mti 2. bcr <S(buibfd)ein5 to lie (or to be) 
 under an — , (woju) cerbunbcn fein. 
 
 5bliga'to , adv. Mus. cbligat. 
 
 Ob'iigatory, adj. perpfli(btenb , »erbinbli(b 5 — 
 bill, ber (S(bulbf(bein. 
 
 To Qblige', v.a.l. »erbinben, terpflid^ten, t>er« 
 binblicb madden? 2. not^igen, srainyen. 
 
 ObI!gee^ *. Law, ber, bcm ber Obligor t)er» 
 
 pflicbfet ifl (©Idubiger). 
 Obli'ger, s. ber, bag ^erpfli(btcnbe. 
 Obli'gjng, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ttcrbinbli(b, 
 ^oflicb, gefdUigj III. -ness, s. bie terbinb* 
 Ji(be "Kxt, ^6ili6)Mt 
 
 Obligor',*. Lair, berSSerpflicbtctc (©d^ulbncr). 
 
 Obliqua'tion, s. bic fcbicfe ^iibtung. 
 
 Oblique' [— Ilk', or obiek'], I. adj.; II. — ly, 
 adv. 1. f(bicf, fcbrage? abweicbcnbj 2. - 
 case, Gram.Ux (Sa[u&obIiquu§j 3. unveblicb, 
 falfcb ) III. - ness , s. 1. \ik fcbicfc (Ricbtung, 
 ^Cbraeitbung, 2. bie <S(blc(btigfcit. 
 
 * To Oblique', V. n. Mt7. (rcd)t5 obcr linfd) 
 
 Obli'quity, vid. Obliqueness. [au§f4>n)cnfen. 
 
 To Obirt'eriite, v. a. auSlofd^cn} IHTtilgcn. 
 
 Obiit?ra'tlon, .y. bic "Jfusiofibung i SScrntcbtuug. 
 
 Obliv'jon, s, ba§ SScrgejfcn, bic S5crgcOenbeit. 
 
 Obliv'ious, adj. 1. S5crgeffcnbcit tcrurfatbcnbj 
 
 ^2. tergcplid^. 
 
 Ob'long, I. adj.;U. — ly, adv. Idnglitb j HI..?. 
 ba5 ldnglid)e SSiererf j IV. — ness, s. ba§ Song* 
 
 Ob'lQquy, s. bcr S?onuurf, Sabel. [U(bc. 
 
 6bmutes'c?nce, s. u^ SSerflummcn , ®tiir* 
 fd)n>eigcn. 
 
 QbnR'xious , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. untcr* 
 worfcn, ausgefe^t > 2. ftraffdilig j 3. perrufcn j 
 4. f(bdt)li(b ) HI. — ness , .v. 1. bie UutcriDor* 
 fenbcit, :c. 
 
 To Qbnii'bilate, v. a. umn)6(Fcn, terbunFclit. 
 
 Obnubila'tion,j.bicUmnj6Ifung,SSerbunfeIung. 
 
 6b'ole, s. Pharm. bcr l)alhi @crupcl. 
 
 Obo'vate, adj. Bot. pcrfc^rt ciformig. 
 
 Qbrep'tion, s. W (5infd)Icicbung. [crfd)li(bcji. 
 
 6br?pti'tiou.s, arfj.einfcbleicbenb 5 cingef^titbenj 
 
 To Ob'rogate, v. a. abf(baffcn (cin ®efc§). 
 
 Qbscene', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. f(bmujig, 
 garf^igj 2. fdjliipfrig, unpd)tig5 3. Ubel vcr* 
 fiinbenbj III. — ness, Obscen'jty, s. bie 
 
 ^©cblupfrigMt, Unju^tigfeit. 
 
 Obscura'tion, s. Ui SSerbunfelung. 
 
 Obscure', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. lit. & fig. 
 bunfet) 2. perborgcn, unbefannt) 3. nicbrig, 
 
 To Obscure', v. a. Dcrbunfeln. [gcmein. 
 
 Obscure'ness, Obscu'rity, s. l.bieCunfelbcitj 
 2. bie Unbcrii^mtbeit. 
 
 Obsecra'tion, s. W bringenbe 35itte. [tcnfdcr. 
 
 Ob'sequies, j.pLba§2cid)enbcgdngni^, bic ISob^ 
 
 Obse'quious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gc()0rfam; 
 
 mUfdt)rig5 m. - ness, s. bie SBiUfdbrigfcit. 
 To Ob'serate , v. a. einf(blicf en. 
 Qbser'vable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. bemcrf* 
 
 bar 5 2. bemer!en§njertb. 
 Obser'vaince, s. 1. bie aSeobacbtung? 2. tcr 
 
 bcrf6mmli(bc ©ebroucb 5 3. bie ©brerbictung j 
 
 4. ber .^ir(bcngebroii(b, ba§ ^itml 
 
 h 
 
Obso 
 
 502 
 
 OcM 
 
 dbfervan'da , s. pi. ju beobad^tcnbc jDinge. 
 9bfer'vant, adj. 1. (mit of) beobtt(^tenl), ^al= 
 ^tcnb i 2. aufmerffam , 3.e^rerbietig, ge^orfam. 
 Observa'tion , s. 1. bie SSeobttt^tungj 2. Me 
 ^as'emerfung. [merfer. 
 
 Observa'tor, J. l.ber aSeobod^terj 2. bera5e= 
 Obser'vatory , *. ba& S)bfert>atonum. 
 
 ToQbserve', v. a. CjUW. n.) 1. bcoba^ten, 
 
 iDtt^rne^menj 2. bemcrfenj 3. auf...mcr» 
 
 fcni 4. {)Qlten, befolgctij 5. fcicrn. 
 Obser'ver, s. t)cr Scobad^tCC, W. c/. b. ». gB. 
 pbsid'ian, a-. Mi/i. tcr S)bilbiail. 
 Obsid'jonal, arfj. aSelagerungS*. 
 dbsjgna'tion, s. l)ieS3ertcge(ung)95cflfitigung. 
 Qbsig^natory, adj. befiegelnt). 
 Obsoles'cent, adj. ocraltenb. [gebrfiud^Ud^feit. 
 Ob'solete, I. adj.'ocxalUti II. — nes8,*.l)tcUn= 
 Ob'stacle, s. i)Q§ ^inbemif.^^ 
 Qbstet'ric , I. or — cal , Obst^trfcious, adj. 
 
 ^ebommen bctreffenb, GntbinbungS* 5 II. o-s, 
 ^j. p/. bie (Sntbinbung&funfl. [feit. 
 
 Ob'stin^icy, j. bie^alSftarrigFeitj ^artncicfig 
 Ob'stinate, t. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ^f.lSflar* 
 
 rig,eigcnfinnigj 2. ^artndcfigj HI. — ne 
 
 s. vid. b. ». SB. 
 
 Ob-^tipa'tion , .». bic SSerflopfung. 
 Obstrep'^rous, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. Wrmcnb, 
 
 gcrfiufc^ooU j III. — ness, s. boS fiarmen, ®e= 
 
 rauf(^. [^ett. 
 
 Obstnc'tion, 5. bic S?erbinbU(^feit, ©ebunben* 
 To Obstruct', v. a. l.tjcrj^opfenj 2. ttuft)Qlten, 
 
 t)inbernj 3. ttcrjogern. 
 Obstruc'ter, s. ber SScrj^opfenbe, ^inbernbe. 
 Obstruc'tion, s. 1. Me SSerftopfung , 2. bie 
 
 (Sc^mierigfeit, baS |)inbermp. [^inberlid^. 
 Obstriic'tive, adj. 1. Dcrftopfenb j 2. ^cmmcnb 5 
 Ob'struent, adj. Med. ocrflopfenb. 
 Obstupefac'tion, *. bie Setclubung. 
 To Obtain', ?). I. a. crlangen, er^olten, befom* 
 
 men) II. n. im ®ebrau(^ fctn, tjevrfd^en. 
 Obtai'nable, adj. ju eriangen. 
 Obtai'ner, s. ber (Srlangenbe. 
 Obtain'ment, s. bie ©rlcngung. 
 To Obtend', v. a. entgegenfe^en, einwenbcn. 
 To Obtest', V. I. a. onflefieni Il.n.proteftiren. 
 Obtesta'tion, s. bie bringcnbe SBitte. 
 To Obtrude', v. cr, aufbringcit j aufjroingen. 
 Obtru'der, *. ber Tfufbringciibe. 
 Obtru'sion, j. bie lufbringung. 
 Obtru'sjve , adj. aufbringenb. 
 To Obtund', v. a. abftumpfen, bdmpfen. 
 Obtura'tion, s. bieSSerftopfung,ba53uflopfen. 
 Obtusan'gulatr , adj. Geom. ftumpfnjinfelig. 
 Qbtuse', I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. 1. fhimof} 2. 
 
 bumpf 5 3.bumm 5 III. — negs, *.i .bie ©fi/mpf* 
 
 &cit, K. I 
 
 Qbtu'^ion, s. 1. ba§ ©tumpf* ober ©umpf- 
 ^mac^enj 2. md. b. ». SB. 
 
 Obumbra'tion, s. bie Umfd^Qttung. 
 
 Obvalla'tion, s. hit SSerf^ansung. 
 
 Obverse', s. bie ,ffel)rfeite. 
 
 To Obvert', v. a. juroenben ober rid^ten. 
 
 To Ob'vjate, v. a.begegnen, entgegenfommen, 
 ^oorbeugen, juoorfommen, oeri^inbern. 
 
 Ob'vious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. auSgefe^tj 
 2. einleud^tcnb, unoerfennbar, bcutlid^, offen* 
 ^bar 5 III. — ness, s. hu Qrugcufij^cinlid)feit. 
 
 Ob'vplute, Obvplu'ted, adj. Bot rinnenfSrmig 
 gebogen. 
 
 Occa'sion , .v. 1. bie ©elegenljeit, 2. hU S5cr» 
 anlaffung, ber ^nlaf j 3. ber juffiaige Umftanb, 
 3ufQU 5 4 . ba§ (sufdKige) SSebilrfntf , ber Srjot^-- 
 faU^ occasions, pi. bie SJorfdUe , ®ef(^dfte, 
 ^ngclegcn^eitenj by occasion , 1. hei (burd^) 
 ® elegen^eit, gelcgentlid^ 52. sufdttig » on an — , 
 gelegentlic^. [benjir!cn. 
 
 To Occa'sion, v. a. Dcranlaffen, oerurfad^en, 
 
 Occa'sional, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gelcgentlid) j 
 jufdUig, oon 3eit ju 3eit, l^ie unb ba. 
 
 Occa'sipner, s. ber SSeranlaffer. 
 
 6c'cid?nt, s. ber £)ccibent, "Khmti, SBefien. 
 
 dcciden'tal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. abenblid^, 
 wefllic^ j 2. Qbenbldnbif(b. 
 
 Occip'ital, adj. M& |)interl^aupt bctrejfenb. 
 
 Oc'ciput, s. Anat. ba§ ^inter^oupt. 
 
 Occult', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. oerborgen, ge= 
 ^cim, unbefannt) HI. — ness, s. feie SSerbor^ 
 
 ^gcn^eit. [SScrfinfierung. 
 
 Occulta'tion, s. 1. bie SSerbcrgung, 2. Asi.W 
 
 Oc'cupancy, *.bieS3efi|n{il)me. 
 
 Oc'cupant, s. 1. bcr a3efi§ncl)mcr} 2. ber Se* 
 Ti^cr, 3nl)aber. 
 
 Occupa'tion, s. 1. bie Scfi^nc^mung , Sin* 
 ml^mci 2. ber SSefi^, bag Snne^abeitj 3. bie 
 aSefd^dftigung, 4. boS ®efdi)dft, ©eroerbcj 5. 
 ber 95cruf. [SSenu^er. 
 
 Oc'cupier^ .v. 1. ber^n^aber, ^Befi^erj 2. bet 
 
 To Oc'cupy, V. a. 1. in a3e)l| netjmen? 2, be* 
 fi^en, inne Ijabcn j 3. einne^men, in ftd^ fajfen i 
 4. befd^dftigenj 5. ocrrid^ten. [fig. einfallcn. 
 
 To Occiir', v. n. 1. begegnenj oorfommenj 2. 
 
 Occiir'r^nce, s. ber SSorfall, 3ufaH,InIaf, ba§ 
 (Sreignif. [fiopcn. 
 
 Occiir'sion, j. bie SSc^egnung, baS 3ufammcn= 
 
 O'cean [o'shan]_, I. a. ber SDcean, baS (SBcItO 
 SJleer) II. or Ocean'ic [oshian'— ], adj. ben 
 S)cean betrcffenb} 9Keere§=.ifIerftj 2. dugid^t. 
 
 Ocel'lat?d, adj. 1. mil ^ugcn, njie ^ugen gc= 
 
 O'celSt, s. Zool. bic amerifanifd)epanfl^erfc§e. 
 
 O'gher, vid. Ochre, &c. 
 
 Ogh'imy, s. ein uermifd^teS OJIetaH. 
 
 0£hl8c'racy, s. bie ^fibcU^errfdfjaft. 
 
Ochr 
 
 503 
 
 OiTe 
 
 Cghre, s. bcr S)(^er, Scferj green -, baS 
 
 aScrggrfln} red -, i>er mot^cl. 
 <)'5hreous, adj. od^erljaltig, o^erartig. 
 6ck'am, s. vid. Oakum. 
 Oc'tagSn, s. T. toa§ lldjU^-. 
 9ct%'onaI, adj. tt(^tecfig. 
 Octahe'dral, adj. a(^tfeitig. 
 Octahe'drgn , s. Geom. Da§ Sctaeber. 
 Octaa'gular, adj. (x6)MiQ, a6)tminMiQ. 
 Oc'tant, s. Ast bcr S)ctQnt. 
 Oc'tave, I. s. Mus. HeSctatJCj II. adj. au& 
 
 ad^t (3eiIen,2C.)beflc^ent). 
 Octa'vo , s. Dq§ Sctao (=gprmat). 
 Qcten'nial, adj. 1 . ad^tJQ^rlidj j 2. afj^tjd^rig. 
 Octo'b^r, ^. t>er (SKonat) October. 
 6ct9de9'iino, s. i)as Sctobej (*^ormat). 
 
 Octpden'tate, adj. ac^jtjd^nig. 
 
 OctQcd'ric^l, adj. o^tfeittg. 
 
 Oc'tpfid, adj. Bot. od^ttljeilig. 
 
 Octog'enary, I. ad;. aitjigi(!i()rig5 II. *. or 
 Octogena'rlan, ber, Die l^fd^tjigid^rigc 
 
 Octploc'ular, adj. Bot. ad^tfdd^crig. 
 
 Oc/tonary , adj. au5 ad)t bcf^c^eitD. [tern. 
 
 Octopet'alous, adj. Bot. mit ad^tSlumenbldt^ 
 
 Oc'tostyle, *. baS at^tfdulige ©ebdubc. 
 
 Octosyl'l^ble, adj. od^tfilbig. 
 
 Oc'tuple, adj. a(^tfa(^, Qci^tfdltig. 
 
 Oc'ular, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.bie^fugcnbc* 
 
 Jreffcnb, ^ugensj 2. a-\i)cinli6}, jid^tbar. 
 
 Oc'ulate, adj. TTugcn ()abcnb5 f(^arffl(^tig. 
 
 Oc'ulirorm, adj. ouaenformig. 
 
 Oc'ulist, s. ber Scuiift, TCugenai-jt. 
 
 Odd, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ungerabc, un= 
 glcid^i 2. libcreine (glcic^e ot).gcmiffc)3a()l 
 ^inauSgc^cnD, iibrig, einjeln , 3. fcltfam, JDun= 
 berU(^,auf erorbentlid^i 4.un^eimli(!^j fc^Iimm, 
 iibelj an — trick, bcr Zxid, <Bti(i) liber fc(^§ 
 (beim SB^ifl)) ten pounds — money, 10/. 
 unbbaritber, four score and— , ctlid^eunb 
 80 5 — money, iibersd^UgcS ®clb 5 III. — ness, 
 
 J. 1. ba§ Ungerabci 2. Ut <Seltfam!e{t. 
 
 Od'dity, s. vid. Oddness. 
 
 Odds, s. pi. 1. bie Ungleid^^eit, SSerfii^ieben= 
 ^zit, bcr Unterfd^ieb 5 2. bog Ungerabe^ 3. bie 
 unglci(^c SBettcj ungleid^e ^artie^ 4. bie 
 flbcrlegen^citj ber {SSort^eil, 5. berStrcit, 
 3Qnf} to supply—, 5tQd^t^cUe ocrguteiij 
 
 ^at — , uneintg. [Saufenb ! po$ ^if(^d^en ! 
 
 Odds, int.vulg. — bobs! — fish! — heart Ipoi^ 
 
 Ode, »'.b{eS)be. 
 
 O'dible, adj. J^affeit&lDertl;. 
 
 O'dious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. gei)dffig, cer- 
 
 l^a^ti 2. Gbfd^eulici^ j III. — ness, s. bie ®e= 
 
 ^dfrigfeit, SScr^a^ti)eit. 
 O'djum, s. ba§ ©e^Qffige, bcr 4>ttp. 
 9ddn'tagra, *. Si/rgr. bie 3at)n?angc. 
 
 OdQutaFgic adj.ben 3a^n[(^mers (Odpntal'^y) 
 betrcffenb. [bag OJiittel n>ibcr 3a()nn)e^. 
 
 Qdon'tjc, I. adj. 3a^nf(j^mersen linbernb, II.*. 
 
 O'dpr, s. vid. Odour. [rocrf. 
 
 o'dprament, s. bcr SBoblgerud^ j ba§ Oldudjer* 
 
 OdorifVous, I. or O'dorous , adj. (flarf obcr 
 Juf ) riedjcnb 5 II. — nesa, s. ber SBo^Igeru^. 
 
 OMour, .V. 1. bcr ®erud^ 5 2. o-s , pZ. wo^lric* 
 d^enbeS>inge, {Rdud^crmcrf. 
 
 Oeconom'jc, &c. vid. in E . . . . 
 
 6f[8v], prep. 1. ooH; au§, untcr, fur, \>or, 
 nac^ , burd^ , uber , ouf , an , ju, urn, in » 2. in 
 Infe^ung, betreffcnb, megcn, oermittelfl. 
 
 Off [or af], I. adv. (jura, m^) 1. ah, mcg, 
 fort,baoon5 2. fcrn(e), wcit, entfcrnt, 3.^in- 
 njcg, corbel, aud, 4. ba^in, lUTloreiii 5. ab* 
 njdrtSj 6. Mar, »om 8anbC ahi — Ports- 
 mouth, auf bcr <|)6^c »on p., far—, njcit 
 n)eg 5 — at sea , »on ber ©ee au§ j hands ~ ! 
 bie i)dnbc meg! ill—, ubelbaran? veil—, 
 inguten Umftdnbenj — and on, 1. ab unb ju j 
 balb fo, balb [05 2. unfd;Iufiig 5 II. prep, roeg 
 oonjau^er. III. co/«p. — eye, baS rcd^tc Qfugc 
 (beS SfleitpfcrbcS) 3 — hand, 1. Man. bie 
 recite ©citcj 2. aug bcm ©tegrcif, auf bcr 
 <BUUe 5 — shoot, ber TCuSnJUdjS 3 — side, Man. 
 ^it rcd^tC ©cite (opp. Near-side). 
 
 Offal, s. (^dupg im pi.) 1. bcr :Kb^ub, flbcr» 
 rcfi) 2. ber ^uSwurf, 3. bcr Unratl), vulg. 
 ba§ '?Ca&3 4. ber Qfbfall (beim ©(^Ittd)ten). 
 
 Offence', s. 1. bie S5clcibigimg 5 2. ba§ TCrger* 
 nif , bcr TTnj^op 3 3.berS5crbrup3 4. bie(5nt« 
 gcgcn^anblung 3 5. ba§ SSergeljen 3 bie @unbc j 
 6. ber lngriff3 to give — , bclcibigen3 to take 
 — at ... , libel nc^men. 
 
 offence'l^ss, adj. ^avmlog, unfd^ulbig. 
 
 To Offend', v. I. a. 1. bcleibigen3 2. aufbrin* 
 gen, erjurnen3 3. anfto^ig fein, mipfallcn3 4. 
 »erle6cn3 5. fibcrtrcten3 II. n. fic^ ccrfe^cn, 
 ri(b »>ergcl)en , fe^tcn Cgegen). 
 
 Offen'der, s. 1. bcr ©clcibigcr, :c.5 2. bcr SKif* 
 fct^dter , ©iinber. 
 
 Offen'dr^ss, 5. 1. bic SBclcibigcrinn, :c.) 2. bie 
 SSerbrec^crinn. 
 
 Offen'sive, I. odj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. bclcibi* 
 genb, anjlSpig 3 2. roibrig, cfcl^ft 3 3. nad^» 
 tl)cilig3 4. angrcifenb, 5fngriffs=3 III. s. bic 
 S)fenri»e3 IV. - ness, s. ta^ :}(nft6pige, :c. 
 
 To Offer, v. I. a. 1. bicten(au(^ 0. ^reife, ?c.), 
 barbicten, 2. anbietcn, auSbieten, antragcnj 
 3. barbringen, opfern,raei^en3 to — violence, 
 ®croaltont^un(njolIen)3 o-ed paper. Com. 
 au§gebotenca3riefe3 II. n. 1. fit^ barbictenj 
 2. fid) erbicten3 3. terfut^cn, fi(^ untcrf^e^cnj 
 untcrne^mcn, rooUcn. 
 
 6ff?r, s. 1. baS (Srbietcn, 'Jfncrbietcn, bcrlftt* 
 
OlTe 
 
 504 
 
 Oliv 
 
 tragi 2. terSSerfuc^, t)a§ Unterfangenj 3.ba8 
 ^nbot, ©cfcot; t)er gebotenc ^rei§. 
 
 6rf?rable, arf?. anjubieten, K. cf. To Offer. 
 
 6ff?r?r, *. ter ^nbieter , :c. c/. To Offer. 
 
 Offering, s. 1. U^ "iimxhuUn, K.j 2. l)a§ su 
 entn(i)tcnte5 3.M§S)pfer. 
 
 6ffert<?ry, *.ta8 Sffertorium (S^eiUer^JieJTc). 
 
 Office, i\l.ber©icnfl, boSTCmt, ©efc^dft, 
 2. bic ©efdUtgfeiti 3. t)cr ©otte^Dienft, 4. a) 
 bQ0 (Somptoir, SSiireou, feie eypebition, ®c= 
 fd^dftgftube, :iCmt5flube} 6) bag :}rmtl)au& 5 c) 
 »ieSBerfftSttej d) bie Speifefommerj e) o-s, 
 p/. bie ^tebengebdube, ©efinbeftuben, u.j — 
 of address, boSTTbrcfcomptoir, bie Stad^wei^ 
 fconftalt 5 — keeper, ber^nljaber eines (Somp= 
 toir§ ; 5C. [®cn(I)t§biener i 3. ber £)fficier. 
 
 Officer, s. 1. ber SJfficiant, SSeamtetci 2. ber 
 
 Officered, p.a.l. mit Sfficieren oerfe^enj 2. 
 (oon Sfficieren) befe()Iigt. 
 
 Offi'cial, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv.l. bicnflleiflenb, 
 bcamtet, im ^Cmte flet)enb 3 2. amtlicb j 3. bQ§ 
 :ifmt betreffenb, llmU^j 111. *. 1. ber Official 5 
 2. ber SSeil)bif^of5 3. o-s , p/. lmt§berid;te 
 
 Qffi'ciailty, s. bag Sfficialat. 
 
 To Qffi'ciate [- fish'iat] ,v.n. ben (bef. ®ot-- 
 te§=) jDienfl cerricbtcn , amtiren. 
 
 pffi9'inal, adj. offtcinell, arsncilicb- 
 
 pffi'cious , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. biencnb } 
 2. bienflfcrtig, n){Ufd()rig5 3. subringlicb. Hi. 
 
 — ness , s. bie (jubringli(^e) ® icnflfertigf eit. 
 6ffing, *. Mars. 1. bie ^o^c ober offcne <See, 
 
 ber Seeraumj 2. bie 'JCbfa{)rt in bie @ee. 
 Offscou'ring, s. ber QCbfcbaum, ^u&murf. 
 Off'sciira j adj. f(bled)t, jum Ibfd^aum geljorig. 
 6ff'set, s. 1. ber ©propng, 2. Com. bie ®e= 
 
 genforberung. [falbiren. 
 
 To Offset', V. a. Com. bur(!> ®egenred;nung 
 Off'skip, s. Paint, bie gcme. 
 dffspring, s. 1. bie ^ortpflansung j 2. ber^b= 
 
 fSmmlingj bie5)tad|>!ommen5 3.baS ©rjeugnip. 
 To Otfus'cate, v. a. ocrbunfeln. [(ber ©inne). 
 dffij'sca'tion, s. bieSSerbunfelung^ ©enebelung 
 6ffward, I. adv. 1. abadrtg , abgelegenj 2. 
 
 Mar. feewdrtSj II. s. vid. Offing. 
 6ft, Often [6ffn], adv. oft, 6fter§, ^dufigj 
 
 often-times (oft-times), oftmalg. 
 Pgee', Ogive', s. Arch. ba§ O^rgettJolbe, — 
 
 mouldings, bie^ot)lfel)Ioersicrungen, SBeUen? 
 
 — plain, ber ,Sarnie8t)obeI. 
 
 To O'gle, V. a. anblinjen, beliebdugeln. 
 O'gle, s. berDerliebtc, ccrflo^Iene ob. <25eiten= 
 C'gl?r, s. ber asiinjenbe. [SSlicf. 
 
 O'gljo [o'llo], *. bag 5JJifii^geri*t, :iruerlei. 
 O'gre, s. ber S)ger, SKenfc^enfrefer. 
 5'gr?s8 , s. bie S)gerinn. [^ugetn. 
 
 6'gr?8ses, s. yl. Her. [(I^warjie (^anonen*) 
 
 Oh ! 0^ ! acbj Qho, int. ei ci ! a^ ^a! 
 
 Oil, s. bag ^I ) — of roses , 0lofcn6Ii — bag, 
 bie gettbrufe (ber SSo^cl) 5 — beetle, ber hi* 
 fdfcr? — cake, ber siFutbcni — case, ber 
 watb&Ieinraanbne Ubcrjug (iibcr ben ^ut)j 
 
 — case cap, bic SSabefappej — cloth, ba& 
 SBad)gtu(b , bie SBad^gleinwanb j — colour, 
 bie ^Ifarbcj — foot (—footings, p/.), ba& 
 (Sa^ol, — leather, olgareg fiebcr, — man , 1. 
 ber iDl^dnbler, ccd. ^talicner, 2. ber S)lfar* 
 benl)dnblcr j — mill, V\z l)lmu(){e} — nut, 1. 
 bie fleine ameyif. SBallnup, 2. bic S3c()ennu^) 
 
 — press, bie iDIpreffej — proof brandy, h\* 
 probebranntraein, — skin , ber SBatbgtoffetj 
 
 — squares, pf. mcrccfige iDIflafd^en, - stone 
 (- rubber), ber hh (feine ©(^leif*) (Stein. 
 
 To Oil, V. a. olenj oiled silk, SBac^gtaffct. 
 
 Oi'ler, s. vid. Oilman. 
 
 Oi'lln§ss, s. bie l5Iig!cit, ^ettigfcit. 
 
 Oi'Iy, adj. 1. 6lic^t5 2. 6Iig,fett3 3. fd^Iiipfrig, 
 glatti 4. [(bmierigj — grain, ber Slfame, 
 bag (Sefamfraut, — palm , bie IJIpalme. 
 
 To Oint, vid. To Anoint. 
 
 Oint'ment, s. bie <Baihi. 
 
 Old, adj. l.alti 2. cerbraucbti 3. erfa^rcn, cr* 
 grant (in)) of — , etjebent) — beaten , alt, cr* 
 probtj — fashioned, alfmobifd), — man , 1. 
 ber ©reig, "Kltij 2. ber Slcgenoogel j — man 
 of the wood, cine Tfjfcnartj — man's beard, 
 Bot. ber SBeifbart J - wife, l.ber|)ornfif(b J 
 2. Conch, bag aitc gerunjclte SBSeibj — wo- 
 man's bitter, bag ©cigcn^oij. 
 
 Ol'den, adj. * alt, t>orig, el)cmalig. 
 
 Ol'dlsh, adj. dltli^. Old'ness , a-. U^ UlttV. 
 
 Oleag'jnous, I. adj. olid^tj oligj II. — ness, s. 
 
 oleiWder, s. Bot. bcr pleanbcr. [bag^Dlit^te. 
 
 Oleas'ter, s. bcr wilbc S)lbaum 
 
 O'leic ay'jd, s. Chem. bie t)l[dnre. 
 
 Olef iant, adj. olartig 5 — gas, bag t)Igag. 
 
 Qle'ity, s. bag fclige. 
 
 Olera'ceous, adj. gemfifcdljnli^ , f rautartig. 
 
 Oinic'tory, adj. bcn ®eru(b betr., ®eru(^g'. 
 
 Qlib'anum, s. bcr SBcitjraud;. 
 
 OllgJir'ghical, adj. o(igard)if(^. 
 
 Ol'igavthy, s. bie Dligard)ie. [glaws- 
 
 O'JjO, vid. Oglio. Ol'jgist, s. Min. ber ei[cn^ 
 
 Ol'jtory, adj. ju cincm Jtiiiicngarten gcljorig. 
 
 OHva'ceous , Olivas'ter , adj. olilH'nfarbcn, 
 
 braungelb. 
 Ol'ive, s. 1. bic £}\mi 2. (— tree),bcrS)l« 
 baum 5 — bit, bag ^liocngcbip (^fcrbcgcbip) i 
 
 — cavy, Zooi. ber Qlhiftbij — oU , bag Sli* 
 oen6l,/rtm. ffiaumol) — shell. Conch. bieSli* 
 penwalje, ®attel5 — snail, Conch, ber Zi)ixx» 
 ()utcr5 — yard, bcr l)lgarten. 
 
 Ol'jved, adj mit S)lbdumen ijerjiert. 
 
Oliv 
 
 505 
 
 Ooze 
 
 6l'}Y?n-0re, s. Min. baS OUoenerj) prismatic 
 
 — , pri§matif^er £)U»cn=3}laIacibit, Slioenitj 
 triiiedral — , nabelformigeS SJlioenfupfcr, 
 ©trailers, earthy — , D(i\jcmt=@rt)e. 
 
 6l'iv9r, s. ^limt (20?-n.). 
 
 Qliv'i?, OliVy, s. mnia (^-n.). [folit^ 
 
 Oi'jvine, s. Min. l)crS)lioin, prismatifd^e 6^rQ: 
 Ol'jvile, s. Chem. baS Slioil. 
 
 Olym'piad, s. Chron. bie Sl^mpiabc 
 Qlym'pian , plym'pic, adj. olQmpifdj 5 — blue, 
 
 bergblau, - green, ba§ fdnfle SSerggriin. 
 Qlym'piJis, s. ber 2)lt)mp. 
 O'ma stam'per, s. Conch. Ui OlUaStUte. 
 Om'bre, s. "Ha^ IHombre-^picl. 
 Qine'ga, s. 1. ba§ SJmcga, 2.Jig. ba0 (Snbc. 
 Om'elet, j. ber @icrfu(^en ? — stamper, Conch. 
 
 ber ^fattnenfu(§en. 
 
 0'm?n, *. ba& ^Cnseid^en, bic SSorbebeutung. 
 O'm^ned, adj. Jjcrbcbeutcnb. 
 Qmen'tum, s. Anat. bic ^i%i)<XXit. [geben. 
 To Om'jnate , u. n. ein (f(bUmmc§) Injeid^eu 
 dm'inous, I. arf;. ; II. — ly , adv. ominoS, oon 
 
 (bofer) SSorbebcutung^ III. — ness, s. bas 
 
 SJminofe. [taffutig, ba§ SSerfe^cn. 
 
 Qmis'sion , s. 1. bic UnterlQJTung 5 2. bie 7ru8= 
 Qmis'sjve, arfj. auSlajJcnb. 
 To pmit', v.a. 1. QuSlaffen, uberge()en, uberfe* 
 
 ^cn 5 2.unterlaffen, ocrfdumen, vernad^Idffigen 
 6m'nibus, *. berS)mnibu§, grope ftdbtifcbe £>(= 
 ^mnifa'rjous, adj. eon ttUertei iCrt. [ligcnce. 
 QmniT'^rous , adj. HViz^ tragenb ober ^eroor= 
 
 bringenb. 
 
 Omnifjc, adj. ^ac§ macbenb, aflf(i(>6pferifd). 
 Om'nlform, adj. QlIgeflQltig. 
 Omnlfor'mity, s. bie ^Cllgeflalt^eit. 
 Qmnig'enous, adj. oon Qllcn "Jf rten. 
 Omnip'ar^nt, adj. ITllcg erjeugenb. 
 5mnjpar'ity, s. bie allgcmeine ©leid^^eit. 
 5mnipercip'!?nce , s. bie ^Uroa^me^mung. 
 Qmnyp'otence, s. bie ^ttmac^t. 
 Qmnip'ot^nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. allmcld^tig. 
 Omnipres'ence, s. bie TClIgegennjart. 
 Omnjpres'ent, adj. allgegeniDcirtig. 
 Qmnis'clence [— nish'iens] , s. bie TCHwiffen^eit. 
 •Qmms'cj^nt, adj. allwiffenb. 
 Om'nium, s. ber lUroertt), bie ben (Staatggldu= 
 
 bigern qI§ Unterpfanb angen)iefenen®efammt* 
 
 flammgelber bcS (StaatS[(ba§e&. 
 Qmniv'oroas, adj. "JflleS frejfenb. 
 5m'oplate, s. Anat. ba& ©d^ utter blatt. 
 Qmphal'gcele, s. Svrg. ber Sl^abelbrud^. 
 OmphalSp'tic, s. Opt. \ia^ 2infengla§. 
 6n [or an] , I. prep, auf , an, ju, in, M, liber, 
 
 mit , nacb , »on , urn 5 Francfort — the Main, 
 
 ^ranf furt am 5i?ain j — the road, 1 . am Sffiege, 
 
 2. unterweggj — foot, ju^Upej— horseback, 
 
 ju ^ferbej - pain of death, Ui 2eben$flrofef 
 
 - thy life, Ui ©einem gebenj - fire, in 
 aSronb J II. adv. 1. (bar)an, (bar)aufi 2. ^in, 
 fort, weiter^ I had my hat - , i(b ^atte mcinen 
 ^ntanfi and so-, unb fo roeiterj Ill.in^ 
 barauf ! baran I oorn)drt§ ! 
 
 O'nainism, s. bie ©elbf^beflcdfung. 
 
 Once [wiins] , adv. 1. ein 3J?al5 2. einmal, einfl, 
 e^ebem, for -, biefed ^JtaU - for all, tin fiir 
 aUi ^alj at -, all at-, ouf ein 9)Jal, su* 
 
 ^gleid^ j - more, nod^ ein ^aU this (that) -, 
 
 On'dee, adi.//er.n)eirenf(5rmig.[biefe§ einc5KaI. 
 
 One [wiin], pron. adj. 1. ein§j einer, cine, 
 eines, 2. mon^ 3. ^emanbj 4. ein gewifferj 
 on the — hand, einerfeits J — day, eineS Sla* 
 ge§, einflj — another, einanberj — among 
 another, unfereinanber^ — with the other, 
 burtbfcbnittUcb 5 no - , 3iiemanb j - by — , 1 . 
 cinjein 5 2. ©iner (obr ein§) nad^ bem :iCnbern i 
 
 - \ fein^ -'s (own) self, fid^ (felbfl) i of- » 
 own choice, au8 freier, eigner SBa^lj a 
 good - , ein guter 5 the little o-s, bie ^Icinen 5 
 a — horse waggon, ein Ginfpdnncrj Bot-i-. 
 
 - berry, bie Sinbeere}- blade, baseinblattj 
 
 - edged, einfantigi - eyed , cindiigig. 
 QncirQcrit'ic, I.or-c^l,af/i.traumbeuterift^ j 
 
 II. s. ber Sraumbcuter. 
 One'n^ss [wun'— J , s. bie ©inl^cit. 
 OnVary, adj. raftcnb, ^aft-. 
 To 6n'?rate, v. a. bclaben, bcf(b»eren. 
 Onera'tion, s. W fl3eldftigung, ©efd^wcrung. 
 On'?rou8, adj, Idftig, befd^wernd(>. 
 ^n'jon , s. bic 3njiebel. 
 On'ly, I. adj. cinjigj II. adv. allcin, blof, nur^ 
 
 - begotten, Theol. ber eingcborcncj — bill, 
 ^Com. ber @oIa=aBec^fcf. 
 
 Onocro'tail, s. Orn. ber ^elccan. 
 On'Qmancy, s. ba§ aBai)rfagcnau§benpJiamen. 
 OnQman'tjc, — cal, adj. auS bem?camen watjr* 
 ^fagenb. [mung. 
 
 Onomatopoei'^ [— pi'si], s. bic ,^Iongnad()a()= 
 On'set, s. ber Tfngriff : 1. ber :j(nfang5 2. ber 
 OntQlSg'ic adj. ontologifdl). [TTnfaU. 
 
 Qnt8i'9gy, s. biepntologic. 
 On'ward, I. or On'wardf, adv. 1. J>ornjdrtd, 
 
 forti 2. l)eraus, ^crbeij 3.»orau§j 4. weitcrj 
 
 II. adj. 1. oorwdrt&fd^reitenb i 2. oorge- 
 
 [(Written, mit. 
 
 5n'y£bai, s. ber £)ut)j:j aBei^raud(>. 
 O'nyx, s. Min. ber ^nX)Xi — shell. Conch, bie 
 
 ,blaue ^orjeKanfc^necfe. 
 O'plite, s. Min. ber Solit^. 
 66ze,5.l.ber^bfIup,7rugIauf3 2.ber®d^romm, 
 
 ©dblide^a. bieSo^bru^e. 
 To 6cze, V. n. 1. ablaufen, ba^in fliefenj 2» 
 
 (bur4>0 ficfernj 3. fid^ in ©d^lamm »erlicren. 
 
Oozi 
 
 506 
 
 Oppr 
 
 ^d'zinesB, sMh ©(l^Iammige.[l)er(Sd^licfgrunb. 
 
 dd'zy, adj. fd^lammig, feu^t, — bottom, Mar. 
 
 Opa9'ity, s. 1. Die Unbur^fic^tigfeitj 2. t)ie 
 2)unf eUjeiti ber ©d^atten. 
 
 9pa'cous, Opake', Opaque', Ladj.l.unt>uvd)' 
 ftd^tiQ) 2. bunfelj fd^attig, II. — ness, *. 1. 
 
 _bie UnDurd^fif^tigfeitj 2. t)ic ©unM^cit. 
 
 O'pal , .?. Min. bcr Dpal. 
 
 -OpaleR'cence,*. ba§ ©d^illcm , ^arbenfpiclcn. 
 
 Op^des'cent, O'paline , adj. bunffd^iUernt). 
 
 Ope'land, s. btt& TTcferlonb. 
 
 To O'pen, (* To Ope), v. I. a. 1. offnen, QUf= 
 madden i 2. (Sriefe, :c.) crbrcd^en j 3. aufgra* 
 bcnj 4. trcnnen, jerfpolten? 5. (ben 8db) 6ff= 
 iicnj 6. jugSnglii mod^cn? T. crSffncnj to — 
 a credit with one (in any one's favour), ^c* 
 mnnb bei eincm ©ritten Srebit au§»irfen, i^n 
 ■accrebitirenj II. «. 1. a) fid^ 6|fnen, fi(^ auf= 
 t^uitj &) berftcn, c) Qufblfi^enj 2. ftd^ seigen? 
 3. beginnen? 4. Sport, bctten, anfd^Iogcn. 
 
 O'pen, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ^i<. &}fg. of* 
 fen (au6) Gram.) 5 2. blop, unbebecft, freij 3. 
 blop geflcnt : a) (»or SBinb, :c.) nid^t gef(^u|tj 
 6)unbefeftigt5 4.6ffentlid^5 5. offenbar, ftar^ 
 6. (— hearted) offenl)er5ig , freimutl)ig, frei 
 (>erau5) T. ^eitcr j 8. gelinbcj in — court, 6fs 
 fentli(b t>or ©erid^t, to lie -, au§gefe|tfein5 
 to set — , to throw —, offnenj Corns. — ac- 
 count, t)ie laufenbe (ober ojfene) Oledlinung, 
 to have an — account with . . . , in Slet^nung 
 flei^en mtt . . . 5 — country , etn ebcncS Sonb j 
 
 — debts, liquibc ©(^ulben} — eyed.road^famj 
 
 — fire, Chcm. offne§ ^euer (in frcier 2uft)5 
 
 — handed, freigebig, mitbc 5 — land, aid. Ope- 
 land ; — policy, bie untayirte police j — water, 
 ofeneS (ei&freieg, fal)rbare0) SEaffer. 
 
 O'pener, .v. ber t)ffnenbe, :c. cf. To Open. 
 O'penness, s. 1. bic Sffenl)eit} 2. bie S)ffen= 
 
 ^crjtgFeit, 3. bic ^rarl)eit, jc. vid. Open. 
 O'pening, s. l.bieljffnung? 2. ^rc/i.ba§2id^t, 
 
 ^enfier^ 3. ber:jrnfd^ein,:ifnlap5 4.bcra5e= 
 
 ginn, ^nfangj 5. bie ©roffnungj 6. Am, bie 
 ^^td^tungj — machine, T.berSBoIf ob-Seufel. 
 Op'era, s. bie SDper j — glass, bQ§ S^^eaferper* 
 
 fpcrtio 5 — house, ba& S)pern^au§. 
 To Op'erate, V. n. 1. TOirf cn , SBirFung ^aben 
 ^(- on . . . , Quf . . .) 5 2. St/rgr. opcriren. 
 Op?rat'ic, — cal, adj. opernmdfig , S)pers. 
 dpfra'tion, .v. 1. bie 3;i)fitig!eit5 SBir!fam?eit^ 
 
 2. ba& (®ef(^5ft80 Unterne^menj 3.bieSSer' 
 
 rid^tungj 4. bcr d)cmifd|>c^rocef5 5.bicbpe= 
 jation. 
 Op'erative, I. adj. 1. n)ir!fam, t^tigj 2. au5= 
 
 fibenbi II. s. bcr (^Qbrif=) "JCrbcitcr. [arjt. 
 ^p'erator,,?.l.bcr,ba§SBirfcnbej2.beiS[Bunb= 
 <)per'culate, — ated, adj. Bot. e. ©edfel t)abcnb. 
 
 Oper'culiform , adj. Bot. bcdfclf5rmig. 
 Oper'culum , s. Bot. bcr iDcefel (ciner ^apfel). 
 6p?rose', I. adj. mul)fam, mii^feligj fd^rocrfdl* 
 
 lig (gearbeitet)} II. — ness, OperSs'jty, *. bic 
 
 SJJu^famfcit, ©cfdjnjerlid^feit. 
 Ophi'd'ian, adj. ©d^langcn betr., ©d^langen=. 
 Qphi'tes, s. Min. ber Spl^iteS, ©(^langenflcitt. 
 Ophju'ghus, s. Ast. ber ©(felangcntrfigcr. 
 Ophi/ial'mic [opi/ial' — ] , Med. I. adj. tit 7Cu« 
 
 gen betreffenb, lugcn» 5 II. s. ba& ^ugenmittel. 
 
 * Oph</ialm8g'raphy , s. bic ©cfd^reibung tti 
 :jfugc&. [SJp^t^ttlmic. 
 
 * Oph'i/i?Llmy , s. Med. bic ^ugencntjfinbung, 
 O'piate, I. s. Med. ta^ £)pittt, ©(^lafmittclj 
 
 II. adj. mtMi\6). 
 Opm'jative, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ftarrflnnig, 
 
 eigenftnnig 5 2. eingcbilbet) ni. — ness, *.bcr 
 
 (Starrfinn. 
 Qpin'ion [— pin'yon] , s. 1. bicSJlcinungj 2. 
 
 bic^ifnftitj 3. bic giinfiige 9}teinung. 
 
 * Opin'ionative , I. or Opin'ionate, — ated, 
 adj. ; il. — ly , adv. ^artnficfig , fiarrfinnig 5 
 III. — ness, ^.bic^artndrfigf eit, bcr <Starrftnn. 
 
 ♦ppin'ipned, adj. befonbcm 5)?cinungcn an* 
 ^cingenb, oon bef. SJJeinungen be^errfd^t. 
 Opin'ipnifst, s. ber eigenfinnigc,(Singcbitbctc. 
 
 O'pium, s. ba§ Spium, ber SJlo^nfaft. 
 
 Opobal'sam, s. ber arabifd^c ob. SReffa^SSalfam. 
 
 Opodel'doc, s. Med. ber OpobelboF. 
 
 OpSs'sum, s. Zool. ba§ SScutclt^ier. 
 
 To Op'pjlate, v. a. cerftopfen. 
 
 Oppila'tion, s. bie SSerflopfung. 
 
 Op'pilative, I. adj. ocrflopfenb j II. 0-8 , *. pi. 
 Med. bic ^oren f^opfenbe ^rjncimittel. 
 
 Oppo'nency , s. bie afobcmifd^c S)ppofxtion. 
 
 Oppo'nent, I. adj. entgegen (gefe^t), II. *. 1. 
 
 ^bcr ©innjcnbcnbe, 2. T. ber S)pponent. 
 
 Opportune', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. paffcnb, ht* 
 
 j\nm, gclcgcn , rcd^t. 
 
 Opportu'nity, s. bic (bequcmc) ©clegcn^cit. 
 
 To Oppose', V. a. 1. entgegen fc^cn ? 2. fic^cnt* 
 gegcn ficllen, fid^ n)iberfe|en, wibcrfie^cn) be* 
 fireitenj 3. (pro. n.) opponircn, cinrocnbcn. 
 
 Qppo'ser, s. ber ©egner. 
 
 Op'posite, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. gegcnfibcr j 
 2. cntgcgcngefcfet, roiberftreitenbi III. *. 1. 
 ber ©egnerj 2. o-s, pi. SfBibcrfprud^cj TV. — 
 
 ^ness, *. ba& ©egenfiberfein, :c. 
 
 Opposi'tion, s. 1. bQ8 ©cgcniiberfic^cn j 2. ber 
 SBibcrfprud^, bie Seftreitung 5 3. ber SBlber* 
 fianb 5 4. bcr ®cgcnfa§ 5 5. Ut ©cgenpartci, 
 
 ^Oppofltion 5 6. Ast. ber ©egenfc^cin. 
 
 Opposi'tionTst, s. bcr jurS)ppofition®c^5rige. 
 
 Oppos'itTve, adj. entgegen ju fiellen. 
 
 To Oppress', v.a.l. untcrbrurfcn, 2, bebru!* 
 fen J 3. quSIen. 
 
Oppr 
 
 507 
 
 Orde 
 
 ^pprSs'sion, *. 1. i>ie iSBebiiicf UUQ , Unterbriif: 
 
 fungi 2. ber DrudP j 3. tie aSebrdngni^ 5 4.t>ie 
 
 ©enemmung. 
 Oppres'sive, I. adj. ; II.— ly, ado. 1. brudfcnt)} 
 
 2, graufam^ III. — ness, s. t)a§ ©riitfenl)e 
 pppres'sgr, s. ber 95cbrfirfcr. 
 Qppro'brions, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. fd^ma* 
 
 iitifi, ©dfjimpfsj 2. [(i^impfli^j III. — ness 
 
 s. Me ©(iimpflid^feit. 
 pppro'brium, *. bcr ©d^impf, bic ©(l^anbc. 
 To Qppugn' [— pun], ?). a. Jig. beftreitcn, an- 
 
 grcifen. ^ [flanb. 
 
 Qppug'nancy, Oppygna'tion , *. bcr SBiber 
 Oppug'nant , arfj. beflreitenb. 
 *()ppugn'?r, *. ber aseflreitcnbe, ®cgner. 
 Op'tatiYe, Gram. I. adj. oiptati'Oi — mood 
 Jl. *. ber Dptatio. 
 Op'tic, I. or— cal, arf;. 1. ba§ ^C^cn bctrcf= 
 
 fenb, ©c^=5 2. optift^i II. *. ba§ ©c^n)erf= 
 
 jeug j III. 0-8, s. pi. bie SDptif. 
 Optr'cian, s. bcr S)ptifer. 
 Op'tjmacy, *. bcr TTbel, bie £)ptimaten. 
 dp'tjmism, s. ber IDptimiSmuft. 
 Optira'jty, s. ba§ ®efle. 
 Op'tion, s. bie (freic) SKaljI, bag SBa^Ired^t. 
 Op'tional, adj. ber Sffiaf)! ubcrlaffen, wa^Ifrci. 
 Op'Qlfnce, .v. bcr 9fleid^tl)um, Ubcrflu^, SKoIjI^ 
 
 f^anb. [mo^l^abenb, reit^j 2. reid^Iid^. 
 
 (5p'ulent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1, ccrmogcnb, 
 Opus'cule , s. bo§ SBerF(ien. 
 Or, conj. ober. 5r, .v. fler. ®oIb, ©olbforbe. 
 dr'acle , s. ba§ 2)raFeI. 
 To 6rVcle, v. a. S)rafel fpret^cn, roeiffogen. 
 Orric'ular, Orac'ulous , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 1. Sratclfpred^cnbi 2. orafelmfifig: a) gc= 
 
 l)cimnipooU} 6) bcftimmtj III. — ness, s. ba§ 
 _S)raFelm5figc. 
 
 O'ral, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. munblid^. 
 Or'ange, *.l.ber£)rangenbaumj 2.(sonr— ), 
 
 hk ^omeranje, ^rongcj sweet— bieTTpfeirmc, 
 
 fufe^.j Sevilla — , bie bittere ^. j prince of 
 
 — flag. Conch, bic ^rinjenfa^ncj — boys , — 
 ihen,bieSraniens5JjQnner(irI.^roteftanten)5 
 
 — cbips,(fiberjucferte)^-nf(l^alenj — colour- 
 ed, orangefarben^ — bouse, ba§ ®en)d(i|>8s 
 ()au§ 5 — lily, bic ^euerliUe , — musk, bie ^-n= 
 birnej — oil, bQ8 9^croIi6I j — stamper. Conch. 
 bicSanbfartci — tawny, p-nbroun? — tip, 
 Or» bcr ^-nfaltcrj — tree, ber ^-nbaum? 
 
 — (flower) water , ba§ ^-nblutl^cnma|fer) — 
 ^woman, bie ^-oerf dufcrinn. 
 Orangeade', s. ber JBifd^of (®etr5nf). 
 Or'^ngery, s. bic ^rangcric. 
 0'rang6utang', s. Zool. ber SrangUtang. 
 Qra'tion, s. btc Olcbe. [plifant. 
 dr'at(?'-, ,v. 1. bcr Dirtncri 2. Laxcp bcr ©up^ 
 
 lOrgito'rigLl, Cr^itor'ical , I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. 
 Orato'rjo, *. Miis. bQ§ £)ratorium.[rebncrif(3^. 
 Or'atory, s. 1. tu ® cr cbf ttmf eit, €flcbefunfl J 
 
 2. bQ§ Olcbenj 3. ba§ aSctsimmcr. 
 Orb, s. 1. bcr ^rcis i 2. bcr ^rcisiauf 5 3. btt§ 
 
 Otunb , bic ^Jtugclj 4. bcr ^immcisforpcr, 5. 
 
 bof 0lab j 6. or - fish, Ich. bcr ,KugcIfifd). 
 To Orb, V. a. in cincn ,Rrci§ formcn. 
 Or'bate, adj. uenoQift. 
 
 Oi-'bed, Or'bjc, adj. 1. Frcisformigj 2. runb, 
 ^ugclformigj 3. umgcbcn. 
 Orbic'ulsir, 1. or Qrbic'ulate, — at?d, adj.; II. 
 
 — ly, adv. frei^formig, runb? III. — ness , *. 
 bic ^reioformigfcit. [Orb, 6. 
 
 Orbicula'tion , *. bic Olunbung. Or'bjs , vid. 
 
 Or'bjt, s. 1. tii (^rci&O ©aljnj 2. Anat. bic 
 
 Ore, Orgh, vid. Ork. [QCugcn^O^lC. 
 
 Or'^hal, Or'ch?l, *. 1. bcr SBcin^cinj 2. vid. 
 Archil. 
 
 Or'chanet, s. Bot. bic rott)C S)(^fcnsungc. 
 
 Or'chard , .v. bcr SSQumgartcn, Sbf^gortcnj — 
 grass, Bot. ba§ SSrauigro^. [cultur. 
 
 Or'charding, p. .v. bie SSaums (£)bfi=) ®arten« 
 
 Or'cbardfst, s. bcr, bic (S)bfts) ®artcncultur 
 
 Or'chestra, s. bad Src^cficr. [trcibt. 
 
 Or'chjs, s. Bot. bQ§ Jtnabenfraut (bie tjcrfc^ic* 
 bencii ^rten ficlje in FUigcl's Compl. Diet.). 
 
 To Ordain', v. a. I. oncrbncn, ocrorbncn3 2. 
 bcfitimmen,bcf(^Iicfcn5 3. orbiniren, cinfe^cn, 
 
 Ordai'nable, adj. anjiuorbncn, 2C. [anflcUcn. 
 
 Ordai'n?r , s. bcr 7fnorbncr, :c. 
 
 Or'deal, .v. baS ®ottc§urt[)ciI, (fire — ) §cucr« 
 probe , (water — ) , 2Baj[crprobc. 
 
 Or'd?r, s. I. bie S)rbnungj 2. bie SSerorbnung, 
 bcrSScfc^l, bag ©cbotj 3. bcr ^Jfuftrog , bie 
 35e|^eUuno, (Sommiffion , 4. bcr 2icferung§s 
 fdjein, 5. bic ^fnrocifung , ^fffignation j 6. bie 
 Ginrid^tung, 9!egcl, SSorfc^rift, T. bic ^Mp 
 rcgel, ©ittc, ©crco()nI)cit3 8. baS ^littcl, bcr 
 3mccf, bic lbfi(^t j 9. ber Olang, ©tanb, S)r* 
 ben 5 10. bic eiQffe, {Rci^ej 11. Arch, bie 
 <SduIenorbnung 5 12. bcr 9lip (c.QcbdubcS), 
 to confer o-s, orbiniren 5 to take o-s, in ben 
 geifHid)cn @tanb trctcn, fic^ orbiniren lafTcn? 
 in — to ... , um . . . JU ) Corns, conforma- 
 bly to — , na6} SSorf(^rift , bcr 58. gemdp j in 
 good — and well conditioned , gut Unb TOD^l* 
 bcljQitcn (conbitionirt) 5 upon (obcr by) — 
 of^. . , im TCuftragc (ouf £)rbcr) ^^on . . . j to 
 the — of ... , an bic S)rber oon . . . 5 — book, 
 baf (SommifftonSbud^. 
 
 To Or'der, v. a. (jutt). ??.) 1. orbncn , onorb* 
 ncn, cinrid^tcn, 2. leitcn, regicrcn 5 3. )?crorb* 
 ncn, befei)Icn, gcbiefcn 5 4. bcficUen, aufgcbcn, 
 cerfd^reiben, Com. committirenj to — back, 
 (S?aaren) einrufen. 
 
Orde 
 
 508 
 
 Orth 
 
 py d^r^r, s. Ux ^norbncr, ©ebietcr. 
 dr'd^rless, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv.unox'OCntUd). 
 Or'd^rlin^ss , s. W 9legelmdpigfeit} £>rbent= 
 
 Or'd^rly, I. adj. k adv. 1. regelmdpigj 2. ots 
 
 Untlihi 3. Ienffam5 H. *. (or — man) ber 
 
 _ SJrtonanjfolbat. [nung§jtt^I j 2. ba& Olitual. 
 
 OrMjnal, 1. adj. S)rt)nung§=5 II. s. 1. bie S)ri)= 
 
 Ordinance, *. 1. t)icS5rDonan5,SSorfd^nft,t)a§ 
 ®efe§ } 2. i){c 9legel,^eftimmung j 3. t)er ®e= 
 brau^. [®en)6^nlid)e 
 
 Or'djnarin^ss, 5. l)a& S5rt)entli(t)e, diCQClu6)U, 
 
 Or'dinary, I. ad;.; II. — fly, adv. 1. ovDentlid^, 
 regelmdpig, 2. gemo^nUd^j 3. gemein, nie* 
 brig, — debts, 95u(^fd&ulbcn5 m. s. 1. l)er 
 fcfle aSefxi, Da§ Sef^immtej 2. a)Dcrgera6^n5 
 lid^e SSifc^of, aBei^bif(l)of5 &) t)er (Soplan, 
 ©efdngnifprcMgerj 3.bie feflgcfe§te®en)o^n= 
 ^eit, ber Sdxaud) ^ 4. a) Der ^ortiongpreisj b) 
 t)a§ @peife^au§,tic®arfud^C5 c)t)eraBirt()§* 
 tifd^i d) Die gewo^nl. *3}lal)Iseit (im @peife= 
 ^aufe)^ chaplain in — , t)er ^au§capIan,^of- 
 caplanj embassador in — ,l)crSfteflDent5 phy- 
 sician in — , t)er Seibarjtj ships in—, oufges 
 legte ®d)iffe, ©erpitutfa^rjeuge. 
 
 Or'dinate, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. regelmdpig, 
 crbentli^ 5 III. s. Geom. W S)rl5inate. 
 
 Ordjna'tion, s. 1. l)ie aSeftimmung, SSerori)= 
 nungi 2. bie Srbinirung, ^priefterwei^c. 
 
 Or'dinative, adj. beftimmenb, anorbnenb. 
 
 Ordinance, s. ba& fc^were ©efd^ii^, bic lixtiUi 
 ric J a piece of — , einc ,Kanone 3 board of — 
 ba& ICrtiUericcoUegiunij office of — , baS "JC- 
 bfireau u. 3eug^au§ (ju Sonbon) , — deben 
 tares, 'JCnmeifungeit be& TC-coUegium^. 
 
 Or'dpnnance,*. Painf. bielnorbnungber3:^eiIe. 
 
 Or'dure, s. ber Unflat^, Jtot^. 
 
 Ore, *. ba& (Srj, SJJetaU j dry — , bri5(^igc& dr j 3 
 hard— ,tro(JfncS(Srs. [1. 
 
 O'read, j.bie SSergnQinp^C. Or'gal, vid. Orchal, 
 
 Or'gan, s. 1. ba& £)rgan,SBerfseug32.bieS)r» 
 gel 5 full—, bie asombarbe (bcrSrgel)) — 
 case, ba§ SJrgelge^dufc, bcr SJrgelfaften^ — 
 ling , vid. Orgeis; — loft, ber S)rgelpla|, ^a^ 
 S)rgel(^or5 — pipe , bic SrgelpfeifCj — stop, 
 ba§ S)rgelrcgifler, ber (§Drgel=) Bug. 
 
 Qrgan'ic, I. or — cal, adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 
 organifci j III. — calness, *. bas ^rganifd^e. 
 
 Or'g^nism, s. ber S5rgQnigmu& 
 
 Or'g^nist, s. ber S?rganifl, S)rgelfpieler. 
 
 Organiza'tion, s. bieS)rgamfation,inncre@in= 
 ri(^tung. [bilben, orbnen. 
 
 To Or'ganize, v. a. organifirett) cinrid^ten, 
 
 ftr'gany, s. Bot. ber ©often. 
 
 Org^nzin', s. bie S)rgttnfins i^ttUw) Bdta. 
 
 Or'ga^m, s. Med bie SBaUung, fliegenbe^i^e. 
 
 Or'geat , s. ber ©erflcntran!. 
 
 Or'ge?s, s. ber geborrte ©tocffifc^. [5}?c[f!ng. 
 
 Or'gies , s. pi. bic Srgicn. O'rjshalgh , s. ba§ 
 
 o'ri^l-win'dow, s. baS ©allcries «. (^dufig 
 
 bunte ©lags) ^enfter. 
 
 O'rjent, I. adj. 1. aufge^enb) 2. or Onen'tal, 
 
 o^M, orientalifd^ , morgenldnbifdd 5 3. gldn= 
 
 jenbj II. *. ber Orient: 1. i^erOJ^orgen^ 2. US> 
 
 Orjen'tal, *. ber OJJorgenldnbcr. [5Korgenlanb. 
 Orien'talism, s. ber S)rientali§mug. 
 Orien'talist, J. ber S)rientalifl. 
 Or'ifice , s. W l)ffnung , txi^ Zo^, 5^unblod; 5 
 
 J- of the stomach, bcr 5}Jagenmunb. 
 Or'iflamb [— Ham] , s. bie SDriflamme. 
 Or'igin, s. ber Urfprung, Qfnfang. 
 Orig'jnal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. urfprung* 
 
 Udn 2. originell, eigent^iimlitj^j III. s. 1. bag 
 
 S)riginal5 2. vid. Origin; IV. — ness,*. 
 J. bie Urfprunglid()fcit5 2. bie S)riginalitdt. 
 Origjnal'ity, vid. b. 0. 28., IV. 
 To Orig'jnate, u. I. a. "Hen Urfprung geben, 
 
 l)er»orbringen3 II. n. cntfpringen. [fprung. 
 Qrigjna'tion , s. bie ^^eroorbringung, bcr Ur= 
 Qrii'lon, *. Fort, bag £)ritton, bie runbc ©ttc. 
 O'riole, s. Orn. ber ^ftngftcogel. 
 Orfon, s. Ast. ber £)rion. 
 6r'ison, *. bag (munblic^e) (^tbit. 
 Ork', J. Ich. bcr sTcorbfapcr. [f(§en Snfcln. 
 drk'ney^ , Ork'ney Is'land^ , s. pi bie orFabi* 
 Orle, s.zrer.ber(S[8appen')©aum. [flberlauf. 
 Or'lop-deck, s.AIar. bag mitttere SSerbecf, ber 
 Ormolu', s. bag 9}?uf(i^cl (ob. 9J?arcr») ©olb. 
 Or'naraent, s. 1. bie3ier(bc), ;55cr5ierung5 2, 
 
 ber ^u$, ©taat, 3. bic (Sl)re. 
 To Or'nament, v. a. (i>cr) jicren. 
 Ornamen'tal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. jiercnb, 
 
 3iers 5 — hair-manufacturer, bcr|)aarf iinftlcr. 
 Or'nate, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gcjicrt, ()err- 
 
 lid^ i III. — ness, s. \ik 3icrIi(l^Feit, 3icr(be). 
 Qrnif/i'Qlite, s. Pet. ber pcrfleincrtc SSogel. 
 Ornit/iol'ogist, s. ber £)rnit()orog. 
 Ornif/iol'ogy, j.bie Srnit^oIogic.[adi.»>crn>aifl. 
 Or'phan, I. s. ber, bie SBoifC j II. or Or'phaned, 
 Or'phanage, Or'phanism, s. bcr SBaifcnflanb, 
 
 bic SScrwaifung. 
 
 Or'pjm^nt, s. Min. bag ^(uripigmcnf. 
 Or'pjne, s. Bot. bag SBunbfraut. 
 Or'rash, s. Bot. bic (@trau(^= u. SSecrO OJJclbc 
 Or'rjs , s. Bot.tiiX ^d)mxtd. 
 Oi-'sedew, Or'sjdue, s. bag ^littcrgolb. 
 Or'f /lodSx , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ort^obor, 
 
 rej^^tgldubig? III. — ness, Or'i/todSxy, s. bic 
 
 SJrti^oboyie, Oled^tgldubigfeit. 
 Ori/iodromV* > s. pi. Mar. bic ,^un(l ber S)r3 
 
 t^obromic* [tung. 
 
 Or'^/ipdromy, s. bag Segctn in gerabcr (Ri(^« 
 
Orth 
 
 509 
 
 Out 
 
 OrfTigep'jc, — cal, adj. oxt^Otpi^d). 
 
 Or't/i<?epigt , s. ber S)rt^ocpifl. [fpra(^c. 
 
 Or'f/ioepy, *. tie £)rt^ocpie, Se^rc »onlier TTuS^ 
 
 9r«/i8g'onal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. xt(i)tmnh^ 
 
 Qrf/i8g'rapher, s. Uv SJrt^ograpl). [lig. 
 
 Ori/tograph'jc, I. or — cal, arfj.; 11. — cally, 
 adv. ort^ograp^ifd^. [bung. 
 
 Qrf/tSg'raphy, *. Mc S5i*tl)ograp^ie, S'lcd)tifd(>rci= 
 
 QrthUp'ny, s. Merf.l)ie£)rtl)0pn6c. 
 
 Or'tjve, arfj. Ast. aufge^cnb , !iCufgang§s. 
 
 Or'tolan, s. Orn. bcr Srtolan, ^ornfin!. 
 
 OKval, *. Bof. Me ©d^orlei. 
 
 Os'cheocele , s. Surf^. ter ^ot)enbrud[). 
 
 ds'cillancy, Oscilla'tion , s. bie DScillafion, 
 
 (Sdjmingung (cine§ ^cnbcls, ic). 
 To Os'cjllate, v. n. o8cilIiren, fi(i^ fd)n>ingen. 
 Os'cjll^tory, adj. fdjjDingenb , fd^wanfenb. 
 ds'cjtancy, Oscjta'tion , *. 1. bie @(^Iaftrun= 
 
 ^fcn'^eit? 2. bie sTcad^Ioffigfeit. 
 
 Os'citant, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. [(^Ififrig, 
 
 ^2. trdge, nad^Idfjtg. 
 
 OscQla'tion, s. Geom. bie OSCUlation. 
 
 ds'culatory, adj. £)gcuIation8». 
 
 O'sier [o'zher] , s. 1. bic S5anbn)cibc, ^orb= 
 
 wcibe i 2. bcr ,fforb. [blu^enbe ^amFraut. 
 Os'mund, *.l. S)§munb {^-n.)i 2. Bot. baS 
 6§'naburg, *. 1. Geog. t)Bna'bxMi 2. o-s, pi. 
 
 jCom. vid. Burlaps. 
 Os'pray, s. ber 9)?ecrabler, S5einbre(ber. 
 Os'selet, s. ein fno(benartigc§ ©eraScbS an ber 
 Jnnern ^eiteber^nice cinc8*Pferbc8.[beincrn 
 Os'seous [Sm. ; Ssh'jus, Wore] , adj. fnSd^em, 
 Os'sicle, J. ba& a5eind)cn, ^n6(i(>cl(ben. 
 Qssifjc, adj. cerfnocbcrnb. 
 Ossifica'tion, s. bie S5erfn64>erung. 
 Os'sifrage, vid. Ospray. [brcd()enb. 
 
 Ossifragous, 5s8jfran'gent , adj. SScine ser= 
 To ds'sify, V. a. ocrfn6(iern. 
 Ossiv'qfous, adj. ^no(^en frcffenb. 
 Os'suairy [8sh'u — ] , *. bttS SSeinl^auS. 
 6«t, s. bie (SJtaljs ober ^opfen=) ©arre. 
 Osten'sjble, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. anfd^einenb, 
 
 fd^einbar, tjorgeblitb? an — partner, Com. 
 
 ein foUbarifd^ cerbinblitber Sbeil^ober. 
 Qsten'sjve, adj. jeigenb , bart^uenb. 
 dgt^nta'tion , s. bie TTufmeifung 4 ©<5auftcl= 
 Jung, ^rtt^lerei 5 ba& ©eprdnge. 
 Ostenta'tious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. prongcnb, 
 
 prabl^ttft; prunfliebenb. III. — ness, j. bie 
 ^^ra^t^aftigWt, ^ra^lfu^t. 
 Os'teocoU, s. Min. ber SSrucbflein, 58einbred^. 
 Os'teocOpe, s. Med. bQ& ^nod^eilWe^. 
 OsteSl'ogist, s. ber ^fteolog. [le^re. 
 
 Osteol'pgy , s. Anal, bie S)fleologic , ^nod^cn* 
 ds'tjary, s. bic SKiinbung. 
 dst'ler [Ss'l^r], vid. Hostler. 
 
 Ost'iery [os'sirij , s. 1. ber ©tattraam, bie 
 
 ^©tattungj 2. bie ^erberge. 
 
 Os'tracism, s. bQ§ (S(berbcngcri(bt. 
 
 Os'tracite, s. Pet. bie oerfteincrtc 7(uflcrf(§ttlc. 
 
 To Os'tracize, v. a. ocrbanncn. 
 
 Os'trich, s. Orn. bcr ©trttUf . 
 
 Ostrif^rous, adj. Tfufiern tragenb ob. jcugenb. 
 
 O&'trogoth , s. bcr SDftgot^e. 
 
 Otacous'tic, s. bQ§ ^orro^r. 
 
 o't^lgy, s. ba& S)^renn)el), bcr S)^rcns»ang. 
 
 Oth'er, pron. adj. ber, bic, ba0 anbcrci the - 
 
 — day, neulitbj every — day, ein en Sag urn 
 ben anbcrn, — while(s), gu onbercr 3cit, ein 
 anbcr TtaU — wise, 1. anberSj auf anbre 
 SBcife5 2.fonfi,n)oni(^t. 
 
 oih'o, s. £)tto (5^-n.). 
 Ot'ta(r) , Ot'ter, vid. Attar, 
 ot't^r, s. bie Dtter, ^ifd^otter, Canada — , bie 
 ©piegeloftcr^ the lesser — , bie (Sumpfottcrj 
 
 — dog, ber b-^unbj- — pick (b. pike) , Ich. 
 ^ba§ ^ctermdnn^en. 
 
 ot'toman, I. adj. ottomannif(l(>5U.*. l.berSDta 
 tomannj 2. bie SJttoraane. 
 
 Ought [at] , pron.irgcnb Qtmahi ba§ ©eringfle, 
 for — I know, fo oiel i(b n)eip.[ocrppid)tet fcin. 
 
 Ought [At], V. d. foUen, mixffen, (moraliftb) 
 
 Ounce, s. 1. bie Unjej half an — , ba§ ^oiff 
 (®mi6)t)i 2. Zooi. bic Unsc, ber ^arber. 
 
 Oun'dy, adj. Her. wcUenformig. 
 
 Oiir, pron. poxs. unfer, unfcrc, unfcreS. 
 
 Oiirs, pron. poss. o.We, bcr, bic, ba§ unfrigc j 
 a friend of—, ein ^reunb oon un&. 
 
 Oiirself, pron. sol. SBir. [(felbft). 
 
 Oiirselve^', pi. »on Myself, njir fclbfl, unS 
 
 6ufe, vid. Ooze, 
 
 6u'8^I, s. Orn. bic SBaferamfel. 
 
 To Oflst, V. a. 1. entfernen, (»eg)rdumcn, . 
 abfcbajfenj 2. qu8 (bem SBcji^e t)cr») trciben. 
 
 0u8't?r, s. Laxo , bie ©ntfernung au§ bem SSe* 
 
 6u'§y, adj. vid. Oozy. [fi^e. 
 
 Out, adv. 1. au§5 2. l^crauS, l^inaug, na4> 
 aupcn, vid. Outward, III.; 3. auperl)alb5 
 braufenj 4. wcg, ^in, ocrloren? 5. amtloS, 
 bienfilo8 5 6. ju Gnbe 5 7. erfcbopft, ocrbrau(bt5 
 8. leer? 9. ocrmiet^ct, auSgelie^en, 20.5 10. 
 laut, frci ^erau§j to be — , 1. fid^ irrcnj 2. 
 uncinS fein (mit)) to insure — and home, 
 Com. %in unb luxM (i. e. fiir bie ^in= unb 
 ^erretfe) cerfiiernj — at the elbow, 1. mit 
 eincmSod^eameibogcnj 2. fig. inf(bled^tcn 
 Umftdnbenj — and - , 00m ©runbc au8. 
 
 To Out, V. a. Dcrtreiben, auStrcibcn. 
 
 Outlini. l^erauSlweg! fort! — alas! ad^, we^e 
 mir! — upon him! ber S^tnhx ^ole x^ix\ — 
 upon yon! pfui (ob. ei) fiber bid^ ! 
 
 Out 8f [6v], prep. 1. ou§ ... ^crauSj aufet, 
 
Out 
 
 510 
 
 Outr 
 
 ou^cr^albj 2. tonj 3. ous, oor^bur*, t)ers 
 mitttlft, jufolgc, 4. jenfeits, t^ariiber l)inau§j 
 5. abroei(^ent) ooii) to be — a thing, Gtnjaa 
 gebrautbcn, 5Kangel ^aben an...? to be- 
 all, gar nicbts mebr tjabenj — bond. Com 
 auperbotbberf^niQliibcn^^ieberlagcj-court 
 oon bcr Snftanj abgewiefen, abfoloirt, — 
 design, mit S5orfa§ 5 — doors , 1. ouper bcm 
 ^aufc, braufenj 2. im greien? — harm'g 
 way, in (Si^er^eit) — measure, iibermufig) 
 ^ — one's mind, nid^t red^t bci SSerftonb. 
 Out, incomp. bef. flbermap, (ibertrejfung oDcr 
 ICuSf^Uefung bejeicbnenD: ubet=, auS*, 2c. 5 
 To — act, y. a. u-trejfen j — ankle , t)cr au8= 
 »drt§ flebenbe ^nSd^el? To — balance, fiber* 
 njiegenj To — bar, a-fcbliefenj To — bid, 
 d-bieten 5 — bidding, t)Q§ .?)6ber9cbot (in ^uc» 
 tionen) , — break , t)er l-brU(b j — breaking, 
 *. ba§ 7C-brc(ben, ^en>orbre(ben5 — case 
 bo§ clupcrt ©e^Qufcj — cast, I. p. «. 1. roeg* 
 geworfen, ocrroorfen? 2. oerftof en, oerbannt? 
 II. s, 1. Me SSegwerfung ) TC-flopung, 2. 
 lfusf(j^up (sSBaare) j 3. ber SSerroorfenej ber 
 ^-n)urf5 4. ber SSerflopene j SSerbonnte, SSer 
 wiefenej — cry, l. bog ©efcbreij 2. ber ^-* 
 ruf5 3. bie 6ffentttd^e SBerfteigerungj To — 
 dare, 1. %xoi bieten, nitbt f(beuenj 2. an 
 ,Kubn^eitubertreffen)To— do, l. juoortbun, 
 fi-treffen, 2. ccrbunMnj — ' door, Die Su^ere 
 Sbfirj — door' relief, ^au&unterflu^ungj — 
 door'-work, col. bic^rbeit aufer bem |)aufc j 
 To — face , 1. Zxo^ Uttm , ftarr anfeben 5 2. 
 \xC^ ®eft(btn)iberfpre(ben, burtb Un©crfd)dmt» 
 ^tA au§ ber ^affung bringenj — fall, ter 1fb» 
 ju'g, ^bleitungS * ©raben ob. 9l6()rc j — fit, 
 Mar. 1. bie TC-rfifiung, 2. bie ^ugrbebungS* 
 foften (eine§ @(biff e§) 5 — gate, 5. ber "JT-gang } 
 To —general, an^KriegSerfabrungu-treffen? 
 To — give, im ®cbcn u=frcffenj To - go, 1. 
 tm ®eben fi-treffen57^g:-.v. 2. u-treffen j 3. u-» 
 fleigen^ 4. betritgenj To — grow, l.(^lei* 
 ber, 2C.) oerroacbfenj 2. ju\)or!ommen5 3.7ig:. 
 fibcrlebenj — guard, bie duferf!e SBacbe, ber 
 SSorpofienj — knee, ba§ au&rodrts flebenbe 
 Jtniej — landish, au§ldnbif^, frcmbj To — 
 last, fiberbauernj — law, I. adj. aupcrbem 
 <Sd^u^ber®efe§e, gedtbtet, oogelfrei^ II.*. 
 1. ber ®ed(btete 5 2. ber (Kduberj 0J?eu(bel' 
 mSrber^ To — law, auper ben <S(bu^ ber ®c= 
 k%z fletten, d(bten 5 - lawry, s. bie ^(bt, — lay, 
 ti\t 7C-Iage5-let, ber X-gang, :?(-fIuf5^-* 
 Wcgj — licker. Mar. ber SSutluf, — lier, ber 
 ft(b ba niibt aufbdlt, n5o er feiner "ifmt^ppitbt 
 na(j^ foUtci — line, bie duf ere 2inic, dontour, 
 ber Umrip, ^rif ^ To — lire, v. a. fi-Iebenj 
 To — look , »ie To Look down ; — 'look , *J 
 
 md. Look — ; To — measure, an 9Kap ft-trf f. 
 fenj To — number, an ber 3abl u-tretfenj — 
 parish, bic ^farre in ber SSorflabtj — part, 
 ber duf ere S^eil^ — parts , pi. bie SSorfldbtc 5 
 Umgebungenj — pensioner, ber eine ^enfxon 
 erbdlt o^ne im ^ofpital ju raol)nen} — porch, 
 ber Singang, Gintritt) — ports, s. pi. biej)^e3 
 benbdfen? — post, ber SSorpol^enj To— pour, 
 ausfcbiitten, auSgiepenj To — ride, v. ir.l. a. 
 fi-reiten, im Sfleiten einbolenj II. n. a-reiten, 
 a-fabren, — ' rigger, Mars. 1. ber ^-Iie.ger, 
 bad SSacbtfcbiffj 2. cine 9Jlaflflu§e beim mu 
 bolenj 3. berSufbaum, — right, adu. l.gdns= 
 licb j 2. fogleicb, auf ber ©telle 3 3. gcrabe ju 5 
 To — rival , u-treffen , tt-fte(bcn 5 To — run, 
 
 1. fi-Ioufen, einbolenj 2. im£aufen fi-trejfenj 
 3. ii-f(breiten } To — sail , tobt fegeln, ii-fe» 
 geln j To — sell , 1. me^r oerfaufen alS . . . 5 
 
 2. tbeurer loerfaufen ol§ . . . , 3. anSSert^ u-=« 
 trejfeni — set, 1. ber ^nfang, bad ^eginnen 5 
 2. ber eintritti To - shine, 1. a-MIen; 2. 
 ii-fira^Ien, an ©lanj fi-treffen 5 To — shoot, 
 bariiber binau§ fibiepen, — shot, I. s. 1. ber 
 7C-f(bup, TTbfaU (oon SJ^atcrioIwaaren) , ®er* 
 bulurj 2. ba& |)er\)orragenbe5 II. adj. oorra* 
 genb, oorfiebenb, — skirts, s. pi. 1. bic S5or« 
 fidbte^ 2. bas STiebenboIs (eineS SBalbeg) 3 3. 
 bie Umgcbungen? To — sleep, oerfiblafenj 
 To -r spread, a-fpannen , a-breitenj — 
 standing, a-fle^enb (»on ©(bulben)) To — 
 stare , an troiigem ^-fe^en u-treffen, unocr* 
 f(bdmt Zxo^ bieten, — station , an ber duf er« 
 flen®rdnse gelegene ^^iebcrlajfungj To — stay, 
 ju lange bleib^^ To — step, fi-fcbreitenj — 
 street, bic cntlegene ®a|Tc j To — stretch, a-s 
 ftrcrfenj a-breitcn5 To — stride, fl-fcbreitcn 5 
 To — strip, (lit. im Saufcn) u-treffen 5 To - 
 talk, u-plaubern, burcb ©pred^en u-»dltigen5 
 To — value, an SBert^ u-treffen? To — vie, 
 fi-trcffen, c8 jupor tbun 5 To — vote , u-ftim* 
 men. To — walk, im®el)eniLi-treffen5— wall, 
 s. bie dupere 5!}^auer5 To — watch, an SBad^* 
 famMt ii-treffen} To — wear, fi-bauern, a-» 
 bauem J To — weigh, fcbmerer miegenj fi-wics 
 gen 5 To — wit, u-Iifien, fi-tolpcln? — works 
 s. pi. Fort, bic TCupenwerfC) — worn , p. a. 
 abgetragen, abgenu^tj — wrought, p. a. 
 fi-troffen. 
 
 Ou't^r, L adj. ber,bie, bad dupcrc J — barrister, 
 ber auper^alb ber ©(branfen plaibirenbe "JCb* 
 P0Cat5 — roads, bie dupereOl^ebe j — tympan, 
 Typ. ber jDecfelj n. — ly, adv. auSwdrts, 
 aupcn. [perflc. 
 
 Ofi'termost, OAt'most , adj. bcr, bic, bcS du* 
 
 Oat'rage, s. ber ©(btmpf, bfe grobe Seletbi* 
 gungj ©cwolttbdtigfeit. 
 
Outr 
 
 511 
 
 Over 
 
 To Out'rage, v. a. (& n.) [djimpfcn, QXoUi^ 
 
 bcleibigen. 
 Outra'geous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ^od^fl 
 bcleibigenl), e^renru^rig j 2. geroaltfam, ()efs 
 tig, rout^cn^, abfd^euti^j 3. iibertrieben 5 III. 
 — ness,*. 1. DoS ®d^imp^i(^C) 2. Me ©waits 
 fomfeit, ^eftigfeit, SBut^. 
 
 Outreragirin^ s. l)a& SafurMoU. 
 
 Out'sTde , I. s. Die SDberfId(^e , lufenfeite, DaS 
 li^uf ere > II. adv. oon TCuf en j III. comp. — 
 casks , tiberfaffcr , — paper , TCugfd^uf « ^as 
 pier 5— passenger, Der aupcn filenDe^offogier 
 
 Out'ward, I. ac/j. 1. dufer, fiuferlit^j 2. na(^ 
 Qufen (ge^enl), ic.)5 — freight, bie ^in^va6)t, 
 7fugfrQ_^tj — trade, Der ^uSfubr^anMj II. 
 s. baS iujere? HI. or outwards, ado. (nad)) 
 ttupen, ttitSicdrtS) a ship — bound, ein in 
 (Sec ge^enbe§ ©(biff ) license—, ©rlaubnip* 
 brief jur TCuSfu^r Don SSoaren. [auf en. 
 
 Oiifwardly, adv. duferlidb, QuSroenbigj oon 
 
 O'v?!, L adj. ooqI, Idnglicb runbj II. s. 1. DqS 
 2)cal5 2. bQ§ eirunDe genfler. 
 
 Qva'rious, adj. 1. ©ier betreffenb , Gier* 5 2. 
 jum Sicrftocf ge^Srig. 
 
 Qva'riura, s. Bot. Der Sru(btFnoten. 
 
 O'vary, s. ber (Sierftocf. 
 
 O'vate, O'vated, adj. eifSrmig. 
 
 Qva'tion, s. bcr Heine Sriump^, bic S5»ation. 
 
 Cv'en, s, ber58arfofcn,SDfen5- pecl,bieS5rob* 
 f(baufcl5 — tender, Bak. bcr ®d)U|. 
 
 6'v?r, I. prep.l, iiber}2.fiberbin}3.bur(b j — 
 the way , — against , gegenubcr? — night, Die 
 9f Q(bt ^inbur(b j II. adv. 1. fiber , ^cruber, ()in» 
 fiber, quer fiber j 2. baruber (^inQU§),fibrig, 
 me^r , S.auf ber Sberfldt^e , 4.©orubcr, oorbei, 
 ou§ ) all — , fiberatt, fiber unb fiber? — and — 
 (again), ein OJJttt fiber bo8 onbere, fe^r oft} 
 (an) hundred times — ^unbert ^Jlal natb cin= 
 anber ) — and above, Quferbem^ uberbiep. 
 
 O^er, comp.(ein Ubermaf bejeitbnenb :) fiber*, 
 Qajufc^r, To — abound, pm fl-fluf oorban* 
 ben feitt) To — act, fi-treiben, — all. Her, 
 baruber ^erge^enb,bebecPenb; To — arch, fi-s 
 wSlbett) To — awe, in ^urtbt ^alten. To — 
 balance, fi-njiegcn 5 — balance, ba§ U-ge»i(bt5 
 To — bear, 1. fi-wdltigen,* 2. unterbrfirf en j 
 fig. mit ^fipcn treten 5 — bearing, ^errifd^j 
 bo(bfa^renb 5 — bidding, ba§ ^ii^txqihot (in 
 Tfuctionen) 5 To — boil, fi-f ocbcn 5 To — brow, 
 V. a. fi-^ngen,fi-ragen5 To — burden, fi-Ia* 
 ben 5 To — carry, v. a. ju mit ffi^ren, oerleis 
 ten? To — cast, 1. fi-jic^en, bebecfenj 2. fi-* 
 nd^cn, beftetbenj 3. p bo(b anfcblagen? — 
 cast, p. a. fi-sogen, trfibe. To — charge ,_1. 
 d-taben, 2. fi-t^euern? - charge , l. bie U-» 
 kbwngj fl-Iafi5 2. bie U-t^eucrung? To - 
 
 cloud, mit SBolfen u-jieben, loerbunWnj T» 
 
 — come, 1. fi-roinben, 2. fi-n>dltigen, fi- man- 
 nen? — coming, unmiberfleblicS^ ? — confi- 
 dence, bic fficrmejfen^eit 5 — confident, ju 
 breif^, ocrmeffeni To— count, pbotb anf^Io* 
 gen, fi-f4>d§cn) To — cover, fi-bcrfcn j To — 
 do, V. ir. a. 1. (oucb n.) ju oiclt^un j 2. mit 
 TCrbcit fi-labenj 3. p fe^r fodjcn obcr bratenj 
 
 — done, 1. fi-trieben? 2. fi-garj Curn-s, To 
 
 — draw, fiber ben beftimmten iSetrag traffis 
 ren j to — draw a balance, ein ©ut^aben fi-s 
 [(brciten j To — dress, p fe^r pu^en? To — 
 drive, fi-trcibcn, fi-jogcnj — due, me^r al? 
 gcbfibrenb. Com. fi-(ge)fdUig, (bcrcits) per* 
 fatten? To — enter, p piel Qngcbcn (beim 
 3ott) } To — float, fi-f(broemmcn5 To — flow, 
 V. I. n. fi-flie^en, fi-laufcn, U. a. fi-putben^ 
 u-f(bn)emmen5 — flow, s. bic ©rgiefung? U-« 
 fcbmemmung 5 ber fl-fluf 5 — flowing , fi-flic« 
 f enb, fi-f(brodnglicb 5 — fond, p jdrtlicb/ oer* 
 norrt5 To — freight, fl-Iab«n (ein ©4iff)> — 
 freight, bie fl-fra(btj — full, adj. fi-iooU J To 
 
 — gild, fi-golbenj mit ^irnif fi-jic^cn j To — 
 glance, fi-bli(fen, fi-feben J To — go , fi-tref* 
 fen 5 —gone. Jig. niebergebrfirft 5 To — gorg^ 
 (mit ©peifen) fi-labcn? To — grow , v. ir. I. 
 n. f!(b fi-»a(bfen, ju grop werbenj II. a. fi-« 
 n>a(bfen, beroatbfcn, fiber (^trnah ^in reicbenj 
 
 — grown, fi-roo(bfen, ju grofi, fibermdpig, un* 
 gebeuerj — growth, ber fippigc SSucbSj To- 
 hale , vid. To — haul ; — hand knot , Mar. 
 ber <Sarf)K(b5 To — hang, fi-^dngenj u-^an* 
 gen 5 To — haul, 1. ft-brcitcn, fi-becfen}2. 
 bur(bfl6ren, nadjfutbcni 3. con 3tcucm bur(b» 
 fe^en, roieber cornermen} 4. genau untcrfu* 
 tbenj 5. ein^olenj 6. Sport, obmatten, abja* 
 gen 5 T. Mar. (ein Zau) fcbiefen laffen, nad>* 
 laffen 5 — head , oben , brobcn, im 3enit^ j — 
 head netting, Mar. nk obercn ©tricfleiternf 
 To — hear, 1. nur ^olb (>6ren, fi-^firenj 2. 
 be^or(ben j To —heat, p fe^r erl)i§en i To — 
 joy, fibcrouS erfreuen, entjfirfcn 5 To — labour, 
 fi-arbeitcnj abmatten? — laden, u-Iobcn> 
 To — land, v. a. )ik Sonbung ^6^cr ne^mcn 
 al& tin anbere§ ©cbiff? To — lap , v. a. fi-« 
 greifen,fi-ragen, fiber ©tmaS ^erporfle^enj 
 To — lay, V. ir. a. 1. bclcgcn, fi-Icgcn, u-jie» 
 ^cn, bcbecfenj 2. befd(>»eren, fi-Iabenj 3. cr- 
 brficfen, crfKcfen? To - leap, fi-fpringenj - 
 leather, ba§ S^berlcbcrj To — leaven , v. a. 
 1. fi-gd^ren laffen ? 2. fig. p fc^r oufftbrocl* 
 Icn? p oiel beimiftben, eerbcrbcnj To — live, 
 vid. To Outlive ; To - load, fi-Iaben, To — 
 look, v.a.l. fi-fe^en, ganj bur(bfcben5 2. ein 
 n)a(bfame§ TCuge (TTufritbt) ^abcn auf ... j 8. 
 fi-fe^en , ni4)t bcoAten ? 4. ^^cra(i^tcn ) — 
 
Over 
 
 512 
 
 Owl 
 
 masted, fi-maftct, ju ^o^e ober su f^tocrc uti) (SBaaren) anfd^ttjfcnj the market is 
 
 SKoflcn fu^renb. To— master, l.u-meiftcrn, 
 fi-rodltigenj 2. rcgierenj To — match, t-- 
 mannen, fi-»dltigen, ii-treffenj — matched, 
 fl-Icgenj — match, ter,tjie, t)a8 Uberlegenej 
 To — measure, fi-fc^d^en, ju l)o6) anft^lagenj 
 
 — measure, bic 3ugabe (beim ^laf oD. ®e= 
 »i(3|)t) ) — most , vid. Uppermost; — much, 
 t-x>ul, gor jtt cielj To — noise, fi-tdubenj 
 To -pass, 1. geb^n fiber...; 2. ii-ge{)en, 
 fi-fcl^en i 3. auSlttfrcri) To - pay, p oiel be= 
 Jtt^Ienj To — people, fi-oglferitj — plus, s. 
 ber ft- fd^u^, baS fl-geroic^t, bic 3uIoge j ba§ 
 ^-bleibfel, berJReft, To — poise, v, a. fi-e 
 »icgcn , — poise, baS il-gcn)i(i)t j To — power, 
 fi-rodltigen , fi-Iegen feinj To — press, 1. ju 
 fe^r brucfen, nieberbrucf en j 2. beldftigen, be^ 
 flurmenj To — prize, ju ^o6) fd^d^enj To — 
 rate, 1. ju ^0(3^ anfd^Iagcnj 2. u-tbeuern, 3. 
 fi-Iaben; To — reach, v. I. a. 1. fi-ragen, ^6* 
 ^cr reiibeni 2. fi-ltften, beoort^eilcnj 3. cin= 
 l^clen j 4. (fi(b) oerren!en 3 II. w. (bcf. 0. ^fer= 
 ben) mit ben |)interfu^en bieSSorberfu^e ftrei= 
 dfzni To — ride, 1. imSfleiten ein^olen; ober 
 il-treffen; 2. ju ©cbanbe reitenj — rigged 
 adj. ju f(bn)ercg 3:afcln)erf fu^renbj To - 
 ripen, oUsu reif macbenj To — rule, 1. fi-: 
 wdltigen, u-meiftern, fl-roiegen? 2. ob^err* 
 f(3^enj 3. Law, aU ungfiltig tjcrroerfenj To 
 
 — run , V. Ir. I. n. it-Ittufcn , fl-fliepenj II. a. 
 1. (im fioufc) ii4oIen5 2. u-f(bn>emmcn5 3. 
 fi-njacbfenj 4. wieber u-fc^en, burtblaufenj 
 5. Txjj). umbre^cnj To — saturate, Cliem. 
 fi-fdttigen, — sea, fl-fecif(b) To — see, in 
 lCiiffi(bt l^abenj — seer, 1. ber^uffe^er jgac* 
 tor einer ©ruiJercij 2. ber Tfrmenpfleger; 
 
 — seer of the customs, ber ^oUauffe^cr, 3olI= 
 infpcctor 5 — seer of a port, bcr 4)afenmeifler 5 
 To — sell , ju tl)euer cerfaufen 5 To — set, 
 V, 1. a. 1. umroerfenj umfe^ren, umftfirsenj 
 2.7?g. aufer^Qffung bringenj n. n. umfaU 
 Icn } To — shade, To —shadow, 1. fi-fii^atten, 
 befd^atten j 2. oerbunfeln j 3. * fcbirmen j To 
 
 — ship , Com. eine gro^ere Sfliirffenbung ma= 
 ^en, al§ bie ^inlabungauStrug, To— shoot, 
 V. ir. a. 1. (ou^ n.) uber ((StnjQg) ^in ftbie* 
 fcnj 2. (ein(S(biff)fi-ff9cIn5 3.yig.banLibcr 
 ^incilenj To — shoot one's self, ju Todt ge* 
 ^en^^ iumelbebaupten, — shot, oberf(bld(btig 5 
 
 — sight, baS aSerfe^cnj To — skip , fi-fprin= 
 genj To— sleep one's self, (bie ^dt) oer= 
 fd^Iafcn 5 — span. Arch. bQ8 fl-^dngen, <S(bief= 
 (ni(bt fcnFreit) 6te^en (einer 5Waucr , jc) 5 
 To — spread, fi-becfen; fi-jicbenj To — step, 
 ft-fd>reiten } To — stock, ii fiilien^fi-lttben. 
 Cum .y. To — stock one's self, ju biel S5or= 
 
 stocked, ber 5Karft ifi li-fii^rt, gebrucft; To 
 — store, fi-^dufenj To — strain , u. a. (<fc n. 
 |i(b) SU fe^r anftrengen, ju weit ouSbebncn j 
 To — stretch, ju weit (au§0^f fen^^j fi-treibcn) 
 To — strew. To — strow,iLi-ftreuen,bebecfen5 
 To — take, 1. ein^olen, ereilen, cr^af(ben, cr« 
 tttppenj 2. ii-rttf(ben, it-fallen, — taker. Cum. 
 ba& beim 3oU^oufe hti ber Umpacfung t>on 10 
 (§oUi iibersd^lige (Sollo ; To — talk one's self, 
 yvL ml rebenj To — task, ju »iel auflegcn, ii-* 
 bfirben 5 To — tax , it-f^d§en , u- fleuern j — 
 teemed, burc^ oieleS ©ebdren abgcjebrt, ma» 
 gerj To — throw, 1. umwerfcn, umfturjcnj 
 2. ftfirjen, oernitbten? 3. befiegenj — throw, 
 ber Umflurj, ©turj, bie ^icberlage 5 — thwart, 
 
 1. adj.; II. or — ly, adv. 1. qucr fiber, fl-* 
 jtoerd^j 2. oerfe^rt, wiberjinnigj 3. cigen* 
 finnig, feltfamj III. prep. quer fiber? To — 
 tire, obmatten, fi-jagen 3 To — top , fi-rogen, 
 U-trcjfen) To — trade one's self. Com. einc 
 qUju gro^e ^anblung treiben, {i(b banferott 
 ^ttnbelnj To — turn, 1. umfturjen, umftofenj 
 
 2. u-»dltigen, cernid&tenj — turn, ber Um» 
 f^urjj To— value, fi-f(bd|enj — ralue, bic 
 JU ^o^e ©djd^ung, ber allju ^o^e ^rei§5 To 
 
 — veil, umfd()leiern) To — vote, fi ftimmcn. 
 To — weather, perwittemj To — ween, jtt 
 M oon ft(b ben?en, \)on ft(b eingenommen 
 feinj — weening, eingebilbet , fibermfitbig > 
 To — weigh , vid. To Outweigh ; — weight, 
 ba§ ft-gcn)i(itj To - whelm, fi-»drtigen$ 
 To — wing, fi-flfigelnj- wise, u flugj To 
 
 — work, pfe()rarbeitenla|Ten, ermfibenj — 
 worn , 1. abgenu^t j 2. abgemattet j — 
 wrought, 1. fiber unb fiber UaxhtiUt ober 
 oerfe^en 5 2. p fe^r angeftrengt burtb ICrbeit. 
 
 0'v?rall§, s. pi. bic flberjie^bofen. [funbig. 
 0'v?rt, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. bef. Law , offen* 
 O'verture [— tshur] , s. 1. a) bie @r6ffnung, 
 
 berSingangj 6) ber SSorftblog , ^ntrog ; 2. 
 
 Mus. bie Suoertfirc. 
 Ovifc'ular, adj. ju cincm (Si ge^Srig. 
 O'vjduct, s. Anat. bic 9J?uttertrompete. 
 O'vjform, adj. eif6rmig. 
 O'vine, adj. ju ©cbafcn ge^origj ®(baf-. ^ 
 Ovifp'^rous, adj. (Skx Icgcnb. O'void, adj. et* 
 OvoMo, s. Arch, ber SSiertelflttb. [ffirmig. 
 To Owe, v. a. & n. 1. f(bulbig fein, f(bulben} 
 
 2. perbttnFcn; to be — ing to ... , ierrfi^» 
 
 ren, ^erf ommen »on . . . . 
 Ow'jng, p. a. fcbulbigj sum of money— , bit 
 
 ©iulbpoft, to have-, (®clb) au8flc^ett 
 
 ^ttbcn, gut baben. 
 Owl, y. Or/i.tfie(5uIC5-eyed,mit(5uiCttaUflCttJ 
 
 — light, bic Tfbenbbdmmerung. 
 
Owle 
 
 bis 
 
 Pabn 
 
 O^'l?- , s. Der n)it)cr Uh SSerbot SBoUe auf 
 
 engUnb fu^rt, ber B6)Ui6)^anWx. 
 oa'l^t, *. Or/i. ijie (Heine) Gulc 
 Ovl'ling, J. Law, ba§ oerbotcncTfugfii^ren bcr 
 Ow'lish, d<>l'like, adj. culcn()ttft 
 Own [on], ad;, eigcnj my — , btt& SOieinige, 
 
 my — self, i6) fclbfl j (to) my (oar) — order 
 
 Com. cigenc £)rl)er. 
 To Own, V. a. 1. fur l)a§ ©einige crfenncn, 
 
 anerf ennen 5 2. bcfi^cnj 3.bcfcnncn,8eflc^en. 
 Ow'nfr, s. 1. t)cr eigent^umer, 95e|t§cr}2.vid. 
 
 Ship-owner. 
 
 Ow'nership, s. fcaS eigent^umSrc^t. 
 OAse , s. bie ©crberlo^e. 
 Ovt's?!, *. Orn. tie SSoffcrttrnfel. 
 Ox,'*. bcrDdijS, — bane, bic bcm Olinbrie^ 
 
 fd)dblid()c ^flanje j - bill, cine 2frt e(bitt)Jr6= 
 
 ten, — cheek, ber ^innbatfen eineS Stbfcn) 
 
 — eye, l.bie©turm»olfe , SBettcrgaUei 2. 
 Dot ba§ SRinb&Qugc, 3. Om. bie ^o^Imcifci 
 
 — eye-creeper, Orn. ber ©runfpecbtj — fly 
 Ent. bie aSremfe^ — heal, Bot. bie ftj^roorje 
 Slicsrourji— house, — stall , ber S)^fenfloU5 
 Bot-s. — lip, bie ©d^Iuffclblume, ®arten= 
 
 ^blume J — tongue, bie Sd^fenjunge. 
 Ox'alate, 5. Cliem. bQ§ fauerflcefaure ©ttlj. 
 Oxal'jc, adj. Chem. OXQiifd) j — acid, bie ©QU= 
 dx'en, pi. 0. Ox. [erfleefdurc. 
 
 dx'jd, &. vid. Oxyd, &c. 9xo'nj?in, s. ber 2)y= 
 6x't?r, .V. bie ^(bfelgnibe. [forbcr. 
 
 Oxy-car'burSted hy'drpgen gas, f, Oiem. bQ& 
 oribirte ^o^lenroalferfloffgaS. 
 
 Ox'yd, Ox'yde, *. Chem. ba§ SyQb j — of car- 
 bon, tu Siof)lC) ba& ^o^lencji)b. 
 
 Oxyd?Lbil'jty, s. bie Sj^birbarfeit. 
 
 Ox'j^dable, adj. oypbirbor. 
 
 To Ox'ydate, To Ox'ydize, v. a. ojt)bircn. 
 
 Oxyda'tion, Oxydize'inent , s. Chem. bic t)Xti' 
 
 Qxyd'ulated, adj. »xi5bulirt. [birung. 
 
 Ox'ygen, *. Chem. bQSSii^gen^bcrSaucrfioff. 
 
 Oxygena'tion, *. bic SjDgcnation. 
 
 Oxyg'enous, adj. faucrf^offgaSljttltig. 
 
 6x'yg6n , s. ba0 fpi|n)infligc ©rciccf. 
 
 Ox'ymel, s, ber ©ttuer^onig. 
 
 Oxymu'riate, s. Chem. bQ§ (blorftturc ©alj? — 
 
 ^of lime, ber Q^lorhlf. 
 
 Oxymu'rjatic , adj. Chem. oxDgcnirt fttljfaucr. 
 
 Qxyr'rhpdine , 5. ber {Rofcncfrtg. 
 
 Oxysat/gharum, s. bcr ©Quersurfcr. 
 
 Ox'ytone , s. Gram, ber fcbarfc TCcccnt auf Dcr 
 Ie|ten ©t)Ibe. 
 
 O'y^r, A. Law, ba§ 8Scr^>6r, bie cnbli(^c (5nt=> 
 fieibungj court of— and terminer, cinc im 
 Stamen be§ vR:6nig§niebergcfc$teaupcrorbcnt- 
 li^c^ommiffton, peinlidje ©Qcbcn ju unter-- 
 fu(^cn unb baruber gu erFennen i — of record. 
 ba§ 'Kn\u6)tn im ®crid)t, gcroiffe ^ctcn nad)= 
 
 Oyes' [o-yes'J , int. ^ort ! [fc^cn gu biirfcil. 
 
 Oy'let-hOle, vid. Eilet-hole. 
 
 Ofster, s. bie ^ufter 5 — bed , bQ§ TC-Iagcrj — 
 catcher, Orn. ber 7f-mann ? — green , Bot. 
 ^k SBatte? — woman , bie ^C-()5nbIerinn. 
 
 Ozae'na, s. Surg. boS Siofcngefcbrour. 
 
 Oz'n^biirgg, vid. Burlaps. 
 
 P. 
 
 P [pe], (ein OJiitlauter) bo§ ^, pj P-bolt, 
 tin SBoIjen, beffen ^opf wie ein P geftaltct ifl. 
 
 P., p., a66r. fl. page , perch , pole, pint, pipe, 
 president, protest, protested, piano, per, 
 pro; pag., fl. page; Par. , Pari. , Parlt. , ft. 
 Parliament; Pat., ft. Patriarch, Patriot, Pa- 
 tience ; P. C, p. C, PC or p. Ct., ft. per cent, 
 (by the hundred) , t>om |)Unbert (pSt.) J P. 
 C, ft. price (prices) current; pble. , ft. pay- 
 able ; pd., ft. paid ; Pent., ft. Pentecost ; Pet., 
 ft. Peter, Petrarch ; PI., ft. plural ; Phil., ft. 
 Philip , Philippians ; Philem. , ft. Philemon; 
 Pk., ft. peck ; P. M. , ft. Post Meridiem (in 
 the afternoon), !)?0(3^mittag(S) j Pot., ft. Pott- 
 les; P. P., ft. Pages; P. P. C. , ft. pour 
 prendre conge, to take leave; ppt., ft.prae- 
 I. 
 
 paratus (prepared) ; p. (pr.) Procu., ft.per 
 procuration, per Procura} ppon. , ft. pro- 
 portion; Pr. , ft. Priest, Primitive; pr., ft. 
 per; pr. ct., or pr. %, vid. P. C. ; Prcc. 
 ft. Prince; Pres., ft. President; Prof., ft. 
 Professor; Prop., ft. Proposition . Prov., ft. 
 Provost; proxo. , ft. proximo, no.d^ftj Prt., 
 ft. present; P. S., ft. postscript, prompters 
 side, Psalms; Psal., ft. Psalm, Psalmist; Pt. 
 ft. part, pint, payment, present, priest; p. t. 
 o. , ft. please turn over, wcnbcn ©ic gefdU 
 ligft uni) Pun., ft. puncheon; pwt., ft. pen- 
 nyweight. 
 
 Pa, s.fond. (in ber ,KinberfprQ(bc) ft. Papa. 
 
 Pab'ular, adj. jum gutter gcborigj nabr^aft. 
 
 Pabula'tion s. bie ^littcrung , bQ5 SBeiben. 
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 Pab'nlous, adj. nd^rcttb, ntt()r^aft. 
 
 PabTilura, s, T. tic Statjrung. [SSrafilien. 
 
 Paciln' skins . s. pL geflecttc SBiefelfeUc qu§ 
 
 Paccan' [or pakan'], s. ein ttmcrifanifd^cr Stu^s 
 baum unb bcijcn ^rud^t. 
 
 Pace, s. 1. tcr ©(^rittj 2. ter ©ang, S^ritt, 
 §)a^gQug 5 Xntritt , ©rgifc^log ; geraeffene 
 Sd^ritti 3. 6'Mrg. tie 3c»I)n5Qnge j 4. a) ein 
 QRa^ con 5 ^u^5 ^>) Com. cm 9^a^ ten 2 i/j 
 Juf 5 Afan-j. to put a horse through all his 
 p-s, ein ^fert alle ©d^ulen madden laJTcn 
 short — , ter ©c^ulfdjritt. 
 
 To Pace, v. I. n. 1. fd^rcitcn, (cinder) ge^en 
 2. Man. ten ^paf gc^cnj U. a. 1. iiberfdjrei* 
 ten, tur(^fc^rcitcn) 2. ft^rciten loffen. 
 
 Paced, adj. cinen gcroiffen ©d^ritt ^obent. 
 
 Pa'c?r, *. 1. ter ©d^rcitente* 2. tcr^apgdn^ 
 
 Payha', s. ter ^Qfd^a. [ger , ^t'lter 
 
 Pa9ha'l}c, s. tQ5 ^afc^alif. 
 
 Paciferous, adj. grieten bringent. 
 
 Pacific, I. adj. frietferttg, frietlidf) 5 II. s. Geog 
 ta§ jttae 9Keer. [tgung 
 
 Pacifica'tion, .v. tie grictcn(S)fliftung j Scrut)* 
 
 Pacifica'tor, s, ter ^rietenSflifter, ^eru^iger. 
 
 Pacificatory, adj. jum ^ricten ticnent, friet= 
 
 Pi^jfier, s. ter ^rietcnSf^ifter. [fam. 
 
 ToPav'jfy, V. a. 1. bcfrietigen, befdnftigcn, 
 oerfo^ncn, 2. beruljigen- 
 
 Pack, s. 1. tag ^Qcfet, ter ^arf, (®uterO 
 SdaUixi, ta^ffiunteli 2. tic 2aft5 S. Sport, 
 a) tie,^oppel(3Qgt^unte)5 6)tieSflotte,tQ§ 
 Slutel j c) tie ^itU (^afell)u{)ner, «.)» 4. tie 
 9)?enge, ter ^aufen j 5. tag ^Qcf, 2umpenge= 
 ftnteli — cloth, ta§ ^p-tud^, tie ^-leinroantj 
 
 — fork, ter Srageflorf, taS Sfleff 5 — horse, 
 taS p-fert , — house , ta& ^acf^au§ (in %a' 
 brifen)} — needle, tie ^-natelj — paper, 
 vid. Packing -p.; — saddle, ter ^-fattel, 
 ©Qumfattel j — staff, ter ^-ftodf , — thread, 
 ter ©intfQten,— wax, tag^aorrood^S (on ten 
 OJJuiJfcIn). 
 
 To Pack , V. I. a. 1. x>a^en, jufammenpocf en 5 
 2. (niitaway, &c.) eilig fortfd^icfen , (fort*) 
 iagenj 3. a) (tic .Garten) pacf en (betriiglid^ 
 mifd^en) 5 f>)fig. roitcrrec^tlid^ oerbinten,par= 
 teiifd^jufammenfe^cn} to— up,l. einpadfen, 
 jmbaUircn^ 2. auflatenj II. n. l.ji(i>(ein) 
 pacfcn (iQJTcn) , 2. (—away, — off) fid^ (fort) 
 pacfen, [tci fortmttienj 3. j?g. complottiren. 
 
 Pack'age , .v. 1. ta§ ^orfct, ^acEj 2. tic Qm= 
 baUagc, taS SSerpocfen, ^atfjeug, 3. taS ©e^ 
 pdcfj 4. taS ^acferlo^n, ta§ SQlIenbintcr= 
 loljnj p-s, (Soai (^ro^tfliicfc) jetcr 'Kvt 
 
 Pack'er, s. 1. ter ^adeer , SSattenbinter; :}Cuf= 
 Idterj 2. ter gefd^worne ^jaringSpacfer, a 
 
 — 's stick, ter ^ocfflocf. 
 
 Pack'^t , s. 1. ta& ^acfet, ^dcfd)cn , ter (®ii* 
 terOaSaUenj 2. Typ. tod ©dijriftflutt j 3. (- 
 boat, or — ship), taS ^ttcfetboot, ^(t)pi§= 
 fd^ijf, ^ofifd)iff5 — mark, taS ^ofljeid^en (ter 
 roti)e Strict). 
 
 To Pack'et, v. a. in ein ^acf et bint en, cinpacf en. 
 
 Pack'fong, s. ((^incjifd()) 5JeuriIber. 
 
 Pack'ing, comp. — up, tttS ^acfcrlol^nj — 
 cloth, ta§ ^acftud^ 5— needle, tie^arfnateU 
 
 — paper, ta§ patfpapier 5 — stick , ter ^adf» 
 fioctj^nebel,- thread, ter JBintfatenj — 
 whites, tie §)arfleinn>ant. 
 
 Pa'co, Pa'cQs, J. tQ& peruanifd^e ©d()Qf!amecl. 
 
 Pact,Pac'tion,*.terSSertrag;S5ergleii.[trog&=. 
 
 Piic'tional, Pacti'tious , adj. ccrobretet, Ser* 
 
 Pad, *. i. ta§ ^iffcn, ^olfierj tie 9}?atra|ef 
 2. ter SBeibcrfQttel, 3. ter ^ammtecfel fiir 
 ^utfc^pferte 5 4. ter ©trapenrduber ju ^uf 5 
 5. or — nag, tag !Ieine ^fert, t)er ,fi:iepper j 
 
 — of straw, ter <Strot)facf. 
 
 To Pad, V. I. a. 1. (aud^ «.) cbenen5 2.auSs 
 poIftern5 H. ". 1. sug'ufereifen, manternj 
 
 2. auf ten ^ontfiropen (ju ^upe) rauben. 
 Pad'del, s. Ich. ter ^ugelfifd^. 
 Pad'der, s. tcr ©trafenrduber ju gu^. 
 
 To PadMle, u. n. 1. (aud^ a.) rutemj 2. pldt* 
 fd^ernj 3. tdnteln. 
 
 Pad'die, ;?. ]. taS Sflutcr j 2. tic ©(baufelj 3. 
 tag Sflu^r^oljj — boxes, tie aSerfd)Idge (on 
 ©ompfboten) ter Oluterrdter (— wheels); 
 
 — iish, tas 5ateerfd()»ein 5 - staff, ter ®t6f el, 
 tag ©(^arreifen (in ©drten). 
 
 Pad'dler, s. ter Oluterer. 
 
 PadMock, s. 1. tic ^r6te, ter 2orf 5 2. ta§ ©c^ 
 ^dgc^ ber SBiltgorten, 3. (— course) tie 
 |)unterennba^n , Bot-s. — pipe , ter ©ia^« 
 tel^alm j — stool, ter ®iftfd)»omm. 
 
 Pad'dy , s. 1. ©pottnome ter Sr^dnterj 2. 
 (oftint.) ter OleiS in ^iilfen. 
 
 Padeli'on, s. Bot. tcr Sowcnfu^. 
 
 Padge, abbr. f^. Margery. 
 
 Pad'lSck, *. tQ0 SSorIcgcf4)Iof . [ft^Iiepen. 
 
 roPad'15ck, v. a. ein <S(i)lop oorlcgen, oer= 
 
 Pad'ovese, *. Geog. tag ^otuanifdbe. 
 
 Pad'ua, s. Geog. ^atua. 
 
 Pad'uan, I. adj. potuanif^ 5 II. >. ter ^atuaner. 
 
 Paduasoy', s. (e^emalS) eine Tfrt ti(^ter©eis 
 
 Pa'dus, s. Geog. ter (^lup) ^0. [tenjeug. 
 
 Pae'an , s. taS Sriump[)liet. [^eitnifcj. 
 
 PiVgan , I. *. ter .^eite , tie .^eitinn j II. adj. 
 
 Pa'ganiish, adj. ^eitnif^. 
 
 Pa'ganism, s. ta& |)eitentl^um. 
 
 To Pa'ganize, v. a. l^eitnifd() mad)en. 
 
 Page, s. 1. t)k(?8u(i)')BeiUi 2. ter^agef 
 
 3. Am. ter Qfmtgbote j - cord , Typ. tic Qo* 
 lumnenfAnur. 
 
Page 
 
 515 
 
 Pall 
 
 To Page , V. a. 1. poginiren, foliirenj 2. (al§ 
 ^a9c)beDienen, aufroorten. 
 
 Pag'eant [or pa'jant] , I. .v. 1. l)cr ^runf , t)a§ 
 (bef. eitic) ©cprfingcj 2. a) Der 3Kummcn= 
 fj^ans, lufjug, b) tk ^axiomtU , jinmrnt 
 ^erfon, 3.ber S^riump^wagen j II. adj. 1. 
 prddjtig, prunfi^oUj 2. oUxf[a6)li6), ©d^ein^. 
 
 *To Pag'eant, v. a. luv ©c^QU Qufful)ren. 
 
 *Page'antry, s. ba§ ©eprdnge, ber ^runf. 
 
 Pa'gel, s. Ich. ber rotl)e OJlecrbraffcn. 
 
 Pag'inal, adj. mit (SeitenjQ^len oerfc^en. 
 
 Pa'god, Pago'da, *. 1. t)ie (int).) ^QQoDC, 2. 
 ^aS®6|enbilt)5 3. int).®olbmunje».8bi&9.y. 
 
 Paid, pret. & p. p. X). To Pay. [mer, Die (SeltC 
 
 Pai'gle , A-. bieisiluffclblume. Pail, s. ber (Si= 
 
 Pain, s. 1. ijieStrafej 2. Der ©(bmers, t)tt§ 
 SeiDcn, bie ^ein/liuttl, 3.bie(Sorgc,Unrul)e, 
 bcr Summer 5 4. p-s, pt. a) TTrbcit, ® eft^roers 
 be, CWiifeej 6) Die ®eburt§f(^mersen5 c) ein 
 ^ferDegefd^raiir; totapcp-s. fid) 5}?ul)e geben, 
 1T(^ Qtiftrengen ; p-staking, I. adj. arbeitfam, 
 unr»crt)roffen; II. s. ber grope ^(eip.[peinigcn. 
 
 To Pain, V. a. ©dt)merj perurfod^en, qudlen, 
 
 Pain'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fd^merjlid^ ; 
 
 2. befdjroerlid^^ 3. axhcitjam , III. — ness , s. 
 1. bie ©cbwerslit^feitj 2. bieaSefc^njerlid^fciti 
 3.t)er^leip. [^eibnifc^. 
 
 4:Pai'nini, I. s. ber ^eibe,llngldubige5 II. adj. 
 
 Pain'less , 1. adj. 1 . f(^mcrjIo§ , 2. ol)ne S3c= 
 fc^werbe, lei^tj II. — ness, s. l.bic(S(^mers= 
 lofigfeit, 2. bie Scic^tigteit. 
 
 To Paint, v. a. 1. (Qud) n.) malen i 2. tfincbcn, 
 beflrci(^en j 3. fdrben 5 4. (n. fic^ ) fd^minf en ? 5. 
 
 Jig. fdjilbern? p-ed calicoes, eine iixt gcbrucf* 
 ter,R:Qttune;5nbienne§j p-ed lady, 1. Ent. 
 ber ©iftelfalterj 2. /?of-*.bicgeflreifte3tcI!e3 
 p-ed lady-grass , ba§ Sonbgra&J p-ed lady- 
 pea, bie ^iQtterbfe. 
 
 Paint, s. 1. bie^orbej 2. tk Ziin6)i ^ 3. bie 
 ©c^minfe, — for shoes, Shoe-m. ba&©d^n)e= 
 feln)a(&& gum ^drben ber ^d^U. 
 
 Pain'ter, .v. 1. ber ^dltxi 2. ba§ <Bdl (bie 
 ^anglinie) eine§ S5oote85 — 's gold, ba§ 5)?Q5 
 lergolb, ^Kufcbclgolb, — 's gaper, bie OJJaler* 
 muf(j^el j — stainer, ber Jlattunmaler. 
 
 Pain'ting, s. 1. bic SJJalerei, 2. ba§ ©emdlbc^ 
 
 3. roic Paint, qv.; — root, bie ^elbl)irfe, 
 Pain'tress, s. bie 9JJalerinn. [©(bminfrourj. 
 Pain'tore [— 'tshur], s. bie 5J?aIerei. 
 
 Piir, *. baS^oarj a coach (chaise) and—, 
 cine ,^tf(^cmit2^ferben5— royal, Gam. ber 
 
 To Pair, v. a. (k n. fid)) paarcn. [^af<^« 
 
 Pait, s. ber ®0^§. Pal, abbr. p. Mary. 
 
 Pal'ace , s. ber ^ttUafl 5 — court , ber n>6(^ents 
 Uc^e ®eri(^tS^of in Southwark; — yard, ber 
 
 P^lan'ka, s. bie UmpfQt)lung. [©t^lof ^of. 
 
 Palankeen' , Palanquin [— kin'] , s. bfr ^Qlttn» 
 
 fill, (oft=)inbif(^e SrQgfcjfcI. 
 Pal'atable, I. adj. ^6)mad^aftj II. — ness,. t. 
 
 Ut ©d^ntQcfljQftigfeit. 
 Piil'atal, I. or Pala'tial, ofi;. ®aumcn= 5 11. 5 
 
 ber ©Qumenlaut, ^alatalbut^ftobe. 
 Pal'ate, s. 1. ber ©Qumcn (quc^ Bot.)o 2. boS 
 
 3dpf(ben (im |)alfe) ^3. ber @ef(^marf. [fdjaft. 
 Palat'inate,*.Gcog.l.bic^falj52.bicpfalsgrttf- 
 Pal'atine, I. s. 1. ber ^fttljgrafj 2. ber SBoi-- 
 
 wobci 3. bcr^fdljerj II. adi. 1. pfalggrdflitb 5 
 
 2. pfdljift^, ^falj- [©i^mciielci. 
 
 Palav'er, s. vulg. 1. bQ§ ®ef(blabber5 2. bic 
 To Palav'er, v. a. viilg. fcbmciieln. 
 Piile, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. blQ^, bleicb 5 2. 
 
 f(bn>Q^, matr, — ale, SBeipbier j 111. — ness, 
 To Pale, blap mod^cn^ erbloffen. [s-bieSSIoffe. 
 Pale, s. 1. ber ^fa^ (oud^ Her.); % ber 
 
 ©cbanjpfa^I^ 3. bie einpfd^lung , ©t^ranfc, 
 
 ber eingefd^IojTcne Slaum^ 4. ber 5Bejirf. 
 To Pale, V. a. 1. (— np) (uin)pfd^Icn, ein* 
 
 pffiblen5 2. cinftbliefenj 3. Her. ftrcifen. 
 Palea'ceous,arfj. 1. Bof. mit ©prcubldttdjcnj 
 
 2. or Pa'leons, fpreuortig, l^iiljlg. 
 Palesti'na, Pal'estlne, s. ^Qldflino. 
 Pales'trjan, Pales'tric, adj. bQ§ Slingcn bctr. 
 P.^l'?tte, vid. Pallet. 
 
 Pal'frey, s. 1. bo& ^Qrabcpferb 5 2. bcr3cltcr. 
 Paljfjca'tion , .v. bic ^fd^tung. 
 Pai'indrome, s. ber ^alinbrom. 
 Pa'ling, s. bie SBcrpfdl)lung, baS ©tocfctj — 
 
 man, Aow, ber *pfat)Iburger. [burl. 
 
 Paljngene'sia, Palingen'esis, s. bic SBicbcrgc= 
 Pal'inody, .v. ber SBibcrruf. [^onifabc. 
 
 Paljsade', Palisa'do, s. bcr Sd)onsPfQbl, bic 
 To Paljsade', To Paljsa'do , v. a. CcrpaUifa* 
 Pa'ljsh , adj. (ctrooS) blQ^. [bircn. 
 
 Pall, \.s.\. bcr (©tQat§=)5}?antcI , ZoXax', 2. 
 
 ba§ 2ei(&entu(^ h H- adj. f(bal, matt, ocrrot^cn. 
 To Pall, V. a. buUen, pcri)fiircn. 
 To Pall, X). I. ri. \6^oX, mott TOcrbcn j II. a. 1. 
 
 ^6)oX, matt mot^cn 5 2. bdmpfen j 3. fcbrodc^cn 
 
 »erberbcn5 4. liberfdttigcn. 
 Palla'dlura, s. ba§ ^allabium (cud) Min.). 
 Pal'lats, .v. pi. Hot. bic ©pinbcUappcn. 
 Pal'let , s. 1. Paint. ))k palette 5 2. baS ^bcr« 
 
 lafbecCen? 3. Pot. bie ®rcl)f(beibe (bcr Zo* 
 
 pfer)5 4. baSScrgoIbemcffer, K.j 5. viUb. 
 
 ». SS.5 6. /^pr. ber fleinc ^W^ 7. cine 
 
 (SteUe im ©d^iffsraum ^nx ^ufbcroatjrung 
 
 f(b»erer ©od^en, 8. (— bed) a) baS ^o(^' 
 
 Mt, bie *^ritf(bc5 b) ba§ ^ronfenbctt. 
 To Pal'liate, v. a. 1. bcmdnttln, bcftbonigenj 
 
 2. (Jtranff)eit§ubel)nurauf einigc 3eit bcbcn. 
 Pallia'tion, s. 1. bie entfd)ulbigung , ©cnittn= 
 
 tclnng j 2. bic ^olliatiocur. 
 33* 
 
Pall 
 
 516 
 
 Pano 
 
 Pal'ljati ve, I. adj. 1. bemdntclnb, bcfd^finigcnt) , 
 2.Med. paUitttb j lI.sM^ ^amatio(»aJJittcI). 
 
 Pai'Ud, I. adj.; II. - ly, adv. blaf, bleid^ j III. 
 - ness, Pallid'ity, Pal'lpr, *. tie aSldjfe. 
 
 Pall-mall [pelmel'] , n>ic Mall, 1. & 2. 
 
 Pal'lour, *. Conch. t)ic grope ®ienmuf(^el. 
 
 Palm [pam] , s. 1. Die ^Qlmc (.au^fig,) h 2.bie 
 fla^e^QiiDj 3. bie ^anbbreite (S^oU)? 4. 
 Sxiori. t)as ^anbge^ornj 5. Shoe-m. btt& 
 ^anbleber, e.bcr^lQtenCbeimSegelnd^en), 
 T. p-s, pi. tie asiut^enmcinjcben (on SScibcn, 
 2C.)5 8. Die ^nferfd^ttufcIn,:if-^Qnbe,7C-fIu= 
 gcl5 — berry. — fruit, bic ^atUU — sanday, 
 ber ^almfonntttgj — worm, vid. Palmer, 3. 
 
 *ToPalm, u. a. 1. betaftcn? 2. in ber vf)Qnb 
 ©erfletfen , roegprQCticircn 5 3. (betrugK(3^) 
 cufbcftcn. [palme, ber SBunbcrbaum. 
 
 P.^I'ma-Chrifs'tj, Pal'matory, s. Bot. bie 6&rift« 
 
 Pal'mat?d, adj. 1. fiwimmflipig 5 2. Bot. 
 banbformig. [^irf^gewei^. 
 
 Pal'matory, s. 1. bic Sflut^cj 2. bie .Rronc am 
 
 * Palmed, adj. — deer, bcr OUSgcwad^fenc 
 ^irf(j^ 5 — head, vid. Palm, 4. 
 
 *PaI'm?r, s. 1. bcr Safd^enfpieler , 2. ber ^iU 
 ger 5 3. (— worm) , bie SBonbcrraupe. 
 
 Paimet'to, s. bic ^flaumpalme. 
 
 Palmiferous, adj. ^almen tragenb. 
 
 Pal'miped, Pal'mjpede, I. adj. fcbwimmfiipig 5 
 II. p-s, s. pi. Orn. bic ©(broimmfupler. 
 
 Pal'mlst?r , s. bcr ^anbwa^rfager. 
 
 Pal'mjstry , s. bie |)anb»at)rfQgerei. 
 
 •Piil'my, adj. 1. palmenrcic^ 5 2. glorrcic^. 
 
 Palpabn'ity , Pal'pableness, s. 1. bic SaftbQr= 
 fcitj 2.^g. bic 4)anbgreipi^feit. 
 
 Pal'pable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fu^Ibor, 
 tafibarj 2.^g. banbgreipi(^. 
 
 Palpa'tion, .v. bag TCnfu^Ien, 95ctaflen. 
 
 To Pal'pitate , v. n. gutf en 5 (bef. P. ^crjcn) 
 f(blagen, flopfei?.. 
 
 Paipita'tion, s. bo§ <S(blQgen , ^ersflopfcn. 
 
 Pals'grave , .v. bcr ^faljgrttf. [gi(btbru(i)ig. 
 
 Pal'sical, Pal'sied, adj. »om ©d^lagc gcld^mt, 
 
 Pal'sy, s. bcr ecblogflup, ©d^Iag, tit U^= 
 
 To Pal'^y, V. a. lawmen. [mung. 
 
 To Pal'ter, v. n. unrcbli^ ^Qnbcln, umfcbla* 
 gen, fi(^ swi^^cfjieben. 
 
 Pal'triness, s. Uz Ifrmfcligfcit. 
 
 Pal'try, adj. armfelig, elent). 
 
 Pa'ly, adj. * blap. [altc aBenjcI. 
 
 Pam, s. Gams, bcr SrcfflcsSube, old — , bcr 
 
 Te Pam'p^r, v. a. xzi6)li(i) ffittem, flopfen, 
 
 Pam'pered, adj. fiberooU. [mdften. 
 
 Pamphlet, s. btc ^lu9f(^rift , bQ§ ©(brifttbcn. 
 
 To Pam'phl?t, v. n. ^lugfd^riftcn fd^reiben. 
 
 P.^mphleteer', *. Der glugftbriftcnfcbreiber. 
 
 Pan, *. 1. bie ^fannej 2. bie 3unbpfannc5 3. 
 
 tic |)irnf(bale i 4. Typ. tct ^roftb 5 - cake, 
 ber ^fannfu(ben j — cover, ber^Pfannenbccfelj 
 
 — '8 pipe, (— pipes) , tic ^apagcnopfcifc j - 
 pudding , ber im S)fcn gebatfene Rubbing j — 
 tile, ber |)ol)lsicgcl J — tile-lath, ber SrQuf= 
 Ijafen. [l>ci{. 
 
 Panace'a, s. 1. bic ^ttnacee, 2. Bot. btt$ HU.'- 
 
 Pana'da, Pana'dO, s. tic ^anobc. 
 
 Pan'cart, s, (frttn^.) ba§ 3oUocrsei(bnip , bet 
 
 Panch, wd.Paunch.[3oUanf(^Iag,bie ^oUtafcI. 
 
 Pancrat'lc, — cal, adj. gt)mnaflifd} au§gebilbct. 
 
 Pan'creas, s. Anat. tic 2?0U(iifpei(bcIbrufe. 
 
 Pancreat'jc, — cal adj. panFreatifd^ 5 — juice. 
 
 Pan'cy, vid. Pansy. [ber S8oud^fpci(bct. 
 
 Pan'dects, s. pi. Law , bic ^anbcftcn. 
 
 Pandem'ic, adj. panbcmifd;. 
 
 Pan'der, s. tcv .Suppler. 
 
 To Pan'der, v. a.&n. fuppclnj pcrfuppeln. 
 
 Pan'd^rism, s. tic ,^uppclei. 
 
 Pan'd^rly, adj. fupplcriftb- [flrcdfcn. 
 
 Pandicula'tion, s. Med. ta^ jDcljncn, (Sticbcr* 
 
 Pandore', vid. Bandore. 
 
 Pane, s. 1. bic Sloutc, ©(j^cibe (oon ®Ia§, 
 
 2C.)5 2. bag %ad), ^clb Ceincr s^aucr, ic.) }3. 
 
 ber S^urfpiegelj 4. ber ©cbU^ (an ^Icibern). 
 Paned, adj. gewurfeltj gcflccft. 
 Panegyr'jc, l.^.bicSobrcbcj II.adj'.paneg»)rif(^. 
 Panegyr'jst, s. ber 2obrebncr. 
 To Pan'egyrize, v. a. fe^r lobcn, prcifcn. 
 Pan'el , *. 1. baS %a6) , %elt , J>ierec!igc ©turf, 
 
 bie OlautC, ^anelc? 2. vid. Pannel ; 3. Law, 
 
 ba§ SSerjci(bnip bcr crnannten ©cfcbroorncnj 
 
 — door, einc eingeflemmte 3:i)ur, ^rcusttjiir^ 
 
 — saw, bic ^anelfdge , — work, ba§ Sdfclracrt 
 To Pan'el, v. a. 1. in SSicrcrfe , ^clbcr formcn, 
 
 panelirenj 2. vid. To Empannel. 
 Pan'?liing, s. ta^ Sdfelroerr. [<Sti(b, ba& SBc^. 
 Pang, s. tic ^ein, Slual, ^fngfi, bcr pl6§li(bc 
 To Pang, V. a. pcinigcn , qudlcn. [pcntljicr. 
 Pan'golin, 5. ZooZ.ba§fursgef(bn)dn5tc@<l^up= 
 Pan'ic, I. or — cal, adj. panifd^j II. *. 1. bcr 
 
 panifd^c ©^rcrfenj 2. Bot. bo§ |)eibefom. 
 Pan'icle, *. Bot. tie SHiSpe. 
 Pan'jcled , adj*. riSpcnformig. 
 Pan'nade, *. Man. tic Gourbettc. 
 Pan'nage, s. Law, 1. tic ©itbclmaflj 2. bic 
 
 OJiaftgcbubr J 3. bie Qlbgabe com Su^. 
 Pan'n?l, I. s. 1. bo§ ©ttttclfiffcn 5 2. bcr 9)fa= 
 
 gen cincg ^alfcn, II. s. & v. vid. Panel. 
 Pan'njcle, s. tic %ki^i^ant. 
 Pan'nier, s. 1. bcr (a5rob=) .Sorb 3 2. bcr^arf» 
 
 forbj 3. ber ©d^anjforb j — man , bcr jiingflc 
 
 (untcrftc) ®eifi§er in cincm3uriftcnci>ncgium. 
 Pan'(n)ikin , s. ba§ ^fQnntbcn. 
 Pan'oply, s. tic ooUigc Sfluflung. 
 Panorji'ma, s. bag panorama. 
 
Pans 
 
 517 
 
 Para 
 
 Pan'gy, s. Bot. bQ§ ®tiefmutter(^en. 
 
 To Pant , V. n. 1. Hopfen, ft^Iogcn? 2. beben, 
 jittcrnj 3. j:(^n)er atl^mtn, Mt^en, 4. led^jen 
 
 Pant, s. t>a& ^ergflopfen, SBoUen. 
 
 Pantalodn', s. 1. t)er ^antalon, ital. |)an§= 
 rourft, 2. bag ^^toppelclaoier j 3. p-s, pi. bie 
 longcn Scinfleifcer. 
 
 Pan'tess, s. Sport. bQ& Jleicben eine§ galFen. 
 
 Pan'f/ieism, *. ber pant^ei&mu§. 
 
 Pan'f/ieist, *. bur ^ant^eift. 
 
 Panf/ieifs'tic, — cal, adj. pantbciftif^. 
 
 Pan't/jer, *. ber ^ontber. [bic luSgebcrinn. 
 
 Pan'tler, *. bcr ^ougbofmcifler, Srobmciftcr , 
 
 Pantd'ties, *. p/. bic ^antoffeln. 
 
 Pan'tograph, s. T. bcr ©torcbfc^nobel. 
 
 Pantom'et^r, 5. 7'.cer ^Umcffer, bie ^^ffepfcbeibe 
 
 Pan'tQmTrae , I. j. 1. tjie^ontomimej 2. icr 
 ©eberbenfpieler^ 11. or Pantomim'ic. — tal 
 adj. pantomimifcb. [cifen , ^antojfeleifen 
 
 Pan'tons, Pan'ton-shOes, s. pi. bic3»QngS^uf= 
 
 Pan'try, .v. l.bie53robfammer,(Speifcfammer5 
 2. bcr SrobfcbranF, ©peifefc^ron!. 
 
 Pap, s. 1. bic (rocibl.) ©ruflroarsc, aSruftj 2. 
 bcr (n>ci(be) ©rei, bic ^appc, 3. ba§ '^Ui\ii) 
 bcr %xu6)U 5 — boat , baS ^appnapfcben. 
 
 To Pap, V. a. mit ®rei fiittcrn. 
 
 Papa', s. bcr ^apo. 
 
 Pa'pacy, Papal'jty, .v. baS ^opflt^um. 
 
 Pa'pal , adj. pdpfHtc^. 
 
 Papav'erous, adj. Don 5Kobn, mo^nartig. 
 
 Papaw', jr. 5o^ l.bcr 5)feloncnbaum52.berbrcis 
 
 Pape , s. bcr ^apft. [lappigc glaftbcnboum. 
 
 Pa'p^r, s. 1. t)QS Ropier 5 2. bag ©titcC Ropier, 
 JBlQtt, bcr 3ettcl5 3. p-s, pi. a) ^apicrc, 
 ©cbriftenj 6) S[Bc(^[el,lfcticn,:c.5 c)^aax= 
 roicfcl, d) ^rcpfpdnc5 4. bas 3citung§blatt5 
 5. Corns, collect. SBctbfelj (ouf bcm GourS* 
 blattc) SBriefc 5 — on Leipsic, *p. auf2cip= 
 jig , Ob. leipjigcr ^. , — of patterns, vid. Pat- 
 tern-book; daily—, tia^ Sogcblott 5 weekly 
 — , bQ5 SBo(benbIatt5 — board, 2"yp. t)ao 
 SBafcJ^brct , ^eucbtbret 5 - book , 1. bQ8 
 ©(brcibcbuc^j 2. cin robeS (ungcbunbcncS) 
 ffiucb 9 — circolation, ber ^-umlauf, bie 
 l8antnotcn-(5irculotion5 — credit, bcr offcnc 
 (Srcbit, SBc(bfelcrcbit5 — currency, bQ& im 
 Umlttuf bcfinblicbc p-gclb j — hanger , bcr 
 Sapejircr} — hangings, pi. ^-tapetcn, — 
 knife, — folder, bcr aSricflirci^cr, ba§ gal5= 
 bcinj — maker, ber ^-mo(bcr5 — man, bcr 
 ©(breibmQteriQiienbdnblcr 5 — medium , vid. 
 — currency ; — merchant , bcr ^-bcinbler 5 — 
 mill, bic ^-mub^es — money , boS ^-gclbi — 
 office, baS ^rdjip j — pins , pi. (Stetfnabein 
 in ©ricfen,- — prints, pi. Sopctcnpopicrj — 
 reed, cgt)p(ifdjc§ ^oi)X, ^oppruSj — royal, 
 
 bQ§ Sflcgalpapicr 5 — etainer, tcr turfif(b^a» 
 yicr mad^t 5 — value, bic^-caluta j — weights, 
 pi. ^-befcbrccrer, Sriefbcfcbrocrer. 
 
 Pa'per, adj. papicrcn, Pon papier , fcbr bunn. 
 
 To Pa'per , v. a. 1. mit Ropier befleiben, ta« 
 pcjircn? 2. in papier einparfcn, cinfcblogcn. 
 
 Papes'cfnt, adj. ju Srci werbenb, mupig. 
 
 Pa'pess,*. bie^dpftin. 
 
 Pap'jl, s. r)k Heine (Sru)l=) SBcrjc. 
 
 Papil'io, s. bcr ©cbmetterling. 
 
 Papiliona'ceons, adj. Bot. f(bmettcrling6for» 
 mig, f(bmctterling§ttrtig 5 — tiowcrs, <Bd)meU 
 tcrlingSblumen. [fSrmig, roarjcnartig. 
 
 Pap'illary, Pap'jllose, Pap'jllous, adj. njarjen* 
 
 Pa'pism, Pa'pjstry, *. bc§ ^apj^tbum. 
 
 Pa'pist, s. bcr ^apift, 9l6mling. 
 
 Papis'tjc, — cal , Pii'plzed , adj. pavifiif^. 
 
 Pap(p)6d8(ey, *. (inbion.) baS ^inb. 
 
 Pap'pjness, *.ba§ Srciortigc. 
 
 Pap'pous, adj. Bot. rocid^b^arig, roollig. 
 
 Pap'py, adj. brciartig, rocid?. 
 
 Pap'ulae, J. pi. Med. bic ^XlUtfnotdjcn. 
 
 Pap'ulous, adj. PoUer Xu§f(blog. 
 
 Papy'rus, s. ber ^opprus. 
 
 Piir, s. bcf. Com. bie ©Icitbbcit, ber gleitbc 
 guf, gleitbe aiBcrtb , baS ^orij to be upon 
 a — , to be at --, ^ari (in glei^em SBertbe) 
 flcbcn , glcicb fein 5 — of exchange, bic ® lei(b» 
 beit bc§ SBccbfelcourfcS nacb bcm TfuSlonbc. 
 
 Par'^ible, s. bic ^Qrabcl, ©Icicbnifrebe. 
 
 To Par'able, v. a. in ^arabcln !Icit)cn. 
 
 Parab'ola, s. Geom. bic^arobcl. 
 
 ParabSI'jc, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 1. 
 Geom. parabolifcbj 2. gleitbniprocifc. 
 
 Parab'oloi'd, .v. Geom. bic ^araboloibc. 
 
 Purac^nte'sis , Paracen'tesy , s. Med. bcr 
 (a5au(bO ^ti6), bie ICbsopfung. 
 
 Paracen'trjc, — cal, adj. paroccntrifcb. 
 
 Parash'roni.sm , J. ber 3citrc(bnung8fcbler. 
 
 Par'a9hute,f. T. bcr ^aUfcbirm. " 
 
 Par'aclete, s. Theol. bcr Srojlcr. 
 
 Parade', s. 1. bcf. Mil. & F'enc. bic^orabCj 
 2. ber ^orabcpla^ 5 3. ber 7f ufjug i 4. ba§ ® e* 
 prdngc, bie ^rQ(bt, bcr (Stoat. 
 
 To Parade', v. I. a. 1. Mil. Qufjiebcn Ob. PQ« 
 rabircn lajfen^ 2. prangen mit ... j 3. Fenc. 
 (ttu4> w.)parircn5 11. ». 1. parabircnj auf» 
 jiebcn, 2. prunfcn. 
 
 Par'adigra [— dtm] , j.bQ5 ^orabigmo, OJ?uftcr. 
 
 Par'adlse, s. tQ§ ^ttrobicfej bird of — , t)cr 
 ^p-uogclj pied bird of — ,ber^-rttbJj grains 
 of—, bic ^-forner, — apple, bcr *p-ttpfcli 
 Orn-s. — grakle, bcr OJfQrtingcogcI, Softarb 5 
 — jacamar, ber (Stbrcalbcnfdjroans. 
 
 P.'iradjsT'acal, adj. porttbieriftb- [Rnn. 
 
 Par'adOx. s. ber parobcrc (Bq§, S(bctnn)i52r» 
 
Para 
 
 518 
 
 Pari 
 
 ParadSx'al, Puradox'ical , I. adj.; II. ~ cally 
 
 adu.parobor, fij^cinrait^crflnmg j III. — calness, 
 
 Par'adrome , s. ter unbcbecftc ®ang. [leit. 
 Par'age, J. Law, bie ©leid^^eit, Obcnbiirtig 
 Parago'ge, s. Gram. t5ic parogoge. 
 Paragog'ic, — cal, adj. paragogifc^. 
 Par'agon, s. taS ooUfommciic OJIufter. 
 To Par'agon, v. a. & n. (n). U.) glcic^cn. [fa|. 
 Par'agraph, .v. Der ^aragrop^ ( Typ.^) i 7fb= 
 Paragraph'jc, I. or — cal, adj.; II. — cally 
 
 adv. parograp^ifdj. 
 Parallac'tjc, — cal, adj. Ast. paraOaftifc^. 
 Par'allax, s. Ast. t)ie ^Qrallarc 
 Par'allel, I. ar/j.; II. — ly. adv. 1. Geom. poral 
 
 Id J 2.^A'-. glcid),a^nli(^i HI. a-, bic S'Parallele 
 To Par'allel, v. a. I. pttrallel madjenj 2. ptt= 
 
 rand fcin, glcic^ fcin j 3. oerglcidjen. 
 Par'alleli'sra, .y. 1. t>er ^arQUdi5mu§5 2. bcr 
 
 ®lcid)Iauf, bie ©leid^^eit, (Sbenrndfigfeit. 
 Par?iIlel'ograra, j. f?eo/n. t>a» ^parQUelogromm. 
 Parallelograni'mic — cal, adj. roic dn ^paraU 
 
 Idogramm. [baS ^aralldepipcbum. 
 
 Paralleloj>i'[)ed, Parallelopip'edon , s.Geam. 
 Paral'ogTsm , ParitKogy , s. Dq§ gc^lfc^Uepcn, 
 
 tjcr Srngfdjluf . 
 To Paral'ogize, v. n. fe£)I f(]^lief en. 
 To Par'aiyse, v. a. Id^mcn, paralDfircn. 
 Paral'ysifs , s. Med. tie Sa^mung. 
 Paralyt'jc, — cal. I. adj. paralQtifd^} gda^mtj 
 
 II. s. Der (Sdd^mtc. 
 Parara'eter, *. Geom. ber ^Qrometer. 
 Par'amount, \. adj.\.])bi\i , unumfd)rdnfti 
 
 2.ubern)icgent)j patron— , bergdftlid^cSDbers 
 
 lefenS^err ^.traitor — , Der (Srjf crrdt^cr j II. s. 
 
 baS Sbcrt)aupt, ber ()6(!^fle .^err. 
 4= Par'amour, j. ber (bic) Su^le, t)a§ Ziebd^en. 
 Par'anf/ilne, 5. Min. ber ©preuftcilt, SScmcrit. 
 Par'anymph, s. bcr 35rQUtfut)rer. 
 P.Vapet, .S-. bic ®ruflroe^r,S5ormttuer. [guter. 
 P.arapberna'lja , s. pi. Law, X^k "Parap^emals 
 Pjiraphimo'sis, s. Af<^d.bie®ef(ibn>ulflberffior= 
 Par'aphrase, s. bic ^arap^rofc. [^aut 
 
 To PaHaplirase, v. a. porop^raflren, umfd^rd= 
 Psir'apbrast, .v. ber ^orop^rafl. [ben. 
 
 P.^raphras'tjc. — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 
 
 paropbroftift^. 
 Paraphreni'tis, s. Med. \. bic (gntsfinbung beS 
 
 3n)er(^fdlc§5 2. bic Sob|Ud;t. 
 Paraquet', Paraqui'to, .v. ber fictnc ^apogci. 
 Par'asang, *. bic ^orofangc (pcrf. OJJeile). 
 Parasele'ne, .v. ber 5tcbenmonb. 
 P.ir'asite, s. ttx ©(bmaro^er, ©c^mcif^Ier. 
 Parasit'iC' ^' or — cal, adj.; 11. — cally, adv. 
 
 fd)mttro$crif(^ j f(^mct(!^Icrif(l^. 
 Par'asjtiRin , s. bic ©(^maro^crci. 
 
 Piir'asol , s. bcr ©onncnfd^irm. [ttbbrii^en. 
 To Piir'boil, v. a. \^alb ficbcn, Quffod)en laijcn, 
 Piir'buckle, Par'bunclc , s. \ia6 ©djifffdl um 
 
 Soften (gdffcr, ©alien, k.) dnjuroinben. 
 Piir'cel, s. 1. ber3:i)eil, ba§ ©tiictj 2. Com. 
 
 He SSaarcnpartic, \^a6 2oo§ , ber ^poflenj 3. 
 
 bie 5J?enge, j>aitic, ber .^aufcn 5 -i. ta^ ^pactct j 
 
 5. cunt, bag ^pacf i by parceLs, f^iicfroeifc. 
 To Piir'cel, v. a. 1. tl)eilcnj 2. Com. parcelli* 
 
 reni 3. Mar. ©(Smarting fiber tin Sau, 2c. 
 Piir'ceirng, s. Mar. ©d^marting. [Icgcu. 
 
 PJir'cenary, s. Law, ber OJfitbefi^, gctl)dltc 
 Piir'cener, s. ber iKitcigent^iimcr. [SJcfi^. 
 To Piirch , v. I. a. borren j brennen , fengen j 
 
 II. pass. &. n. 1. gcborrt, gefcngt rocrben, 2. 
 
 ccr[d)mQ(^ten. 
 Piirch'ment, jr. ba§ ^crgamcttt, — parer, bcr 
 
 ^p-f(^aber j — runner, ber *p-8iniensic^cr. 
 P;ird, v. * ber ^orbcr. 
 To P-ir'don, v. a. 1. rergebcn, ccrjei^cnj 2. 
 
 erlalTen, fdjenfen 5 3. bcgnabigcn j — me , (id) 
 
 bitU) um SJcrjci^ung. 
 Par'dfin, .v. 1. bie SSergebung , SScrjci^ung 5 2 
 
 bie 95egnabigung5 3. ber libla^. 
 Par'donabic, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. l^crjCl^' 
 
 lid) 5 2. erld^lid) j III. — ness, s. 1 . bie SScrjeii)- 
 
 li(^feit5 2. W (5rldpli(^fcit. [la^frdmcr. 
 
 PiirMoner,*. 1. bcr SSersci^eubc^ 2. ber^Cb= 
 To PAre, v. a. 1. abfd)neiben, bcfd^ndbenj 2. 
 
 fd^dlen^ 3. abfc^drfen j 4. Far. (ben^^uf) i^cr= 
 
 ringern,ausn)irfen. [linbcrt. 
 
 Paregor'jc, adj.ks, Mrd. n>a§ ©(^mcrgcn fii\iX, 
 Par'^II, .s. Hi. X niegung beg SBeinflcinS l)inbern= 
 
 bes ©eraifc^ (-ton (SiTOeip, ©tcinfalj, 9}m(j^ 
 
 unb SBaffcr). 
 Paren'cbyma, s.Anat.kBot.\i(i? ^arcnd^Qma 
 Parenchym'atous, Paren'^hymous, ndj. Anat. 
 ParSn'esis, s. bic6rma^nung.[pttrcn(^t>mat65. 
 Parenet'ic, — cal, adj. emta^nenbj crmuutcrnb. 
 PA'rent, s. ber SSatcr, bic OJJuttcr, p-.s, pi. bic 
 
 eitern. ^ [^Kb^unft. 
 
 Par'entage, s. bic S5ern)anbtf(^aft, ^amilic, 
 Paren'tal, adj. tlUxlid), edterlic^. 
 Parenta'tion , .v. bic 2ci(i^enrcbe. 
 Paren'f//esi8, ,v. 1. bic ^arent^cfcj 2. Typ. 
 
 bie ,ff lammer [ ( ) ]. 
 Paren/Ziet'ic , — cal , I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 
 cingef lammcrt, in ^orent^efe. 
 Paren'tjcidc, s. bcr (Sltcmmcrber. [SBirfeifen 
 PA'rentless, adj. dtemloS. PA'rer, s. Far.la^ 
 Par'get, .v. 1. bie Zmd^t, Scfleibung^ 2. bic 
 
 §orbc,©c^minfci 3. cinclfrtfdnerS^alfflcin. 
 To Piir'get, v. a. 1 . tiinf^en j 2. (n. ft(^) <"d)min« 
 Parbe'lion, s. lit 3?ebcnfonne. [hxL 
 
 Pa'rjal, vid. Pair-royal. 
 Par'jan, adj. parif(^, ton 'paroJ. 
 
Pari 
 
 519 
 
 Part 
 
 Pari'etal, adj, cine ©cite oD. SBanl) betr., 6et= 
 ten=? —bones, Anat. bic ©d^citelbeine. 
 
 Pari'etary, s. Bot. bie 5)JGUcrrQUtc. 
 
 Pa'rjng, s. 1. bic ©^Qle, Sfiinbcj 2. a) ber^^fb 
 fttUj 6) ba§ £i)tunscn=S3ef(^ni|eIi c) p-s, pi. liic 
 TCbft&ni^el, ©pane, - chisel, ber ©lattbetclj 
 
 — knife, bcr ©(^uftcrfneif, baS ©djabeifen? 
 
 — shovel, Gard. ba& ©djarrcifen. 
 Par'js, s. Bot. bic SBoIfdrouri- 
 
 Par'jsh, I. s. 1. btt§ ^irc^fpiclj 2. bic^farrc j 
 II. adj. 1. eingcpfarrti 2. ^farr* j — poor, 
 bie ©cmcinbcarmen , — priest, ber ^farrcr. 
 
 Parish'ioner , s. 1. bcr^rd^fpietbenjo^ncr^ 2. 
 ber ^farrgenop , ba8 pfarrKnb. 
 
 ParisyliHb'ic , — cal , adj. glcit^filbig. 
 
 Par'itor, vid. Apparitor. 
 
 Par'ity, s.lik ® lci(^^eit, (:&quipalcn50^«iritat. 
 
 Park, s. 1. ber^ttr!^ ba§ ©c^dgej 2. ber Qiw 
 m^Lh ^oU 3. M/i.bcr:ifrtiaeric»^ar?i- 
 flowcr, bo&aKttiblilmd^cni — keeper, ber ^ar!* 
 auffeljer, — leaves, Bot. baS 3o^<inni§frQut. 
 
 To Park, v. a. cinf(^liepen, umpfa^len. 
 
 Par'k^r , s. ber ^Qrfauffet)er. [meifc. 
 
 Piir'lance, s. 1. tiah ®efprd(^5 2. bie 0lcbe= 
 
 To Pir'ley, v. n. 1. fi(^ untcrrcben, 2. unters 
 ^anbeln, parlomentiren. [lung. 
 
 Pai-'Iey, s. 1. bo5 ©efprcicbj 2. bic Untcr^anb= 
 
 Piir^liament [— Olment] , s. ba§ ^arlamcntj — 
 man, ba§ §)-§gticb. 
 
 *Parljamenta'rjan, I. or Piirljam^nteer', s. 
 ber^arloment^Qn^nger, II. adj. bcm-^ar= 
 lament crgcben. [mcnt§=. 
 
 *Parliamen'tary, adj. parlamcntttrifd), ^QrlQ= 
 
 Pjir'lour, s. 1. bQ8 ©prac^jimmcr , 2. bQ§®c= 
 fu(^jimmerjSlBo^njimmer. [mefanifcb. 
 
 Piir'raesan, I. s. ber ^armcfancr j II. adj. par= 
 
 Paroche', s. bic ^farrc, bo& ,^ir(^fpicl. 
 
 Parr/jhial, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. baS Jtird)= 
 fpiel, bic ^farrc betreffenbj — officers, ^ir= 
 (^enbeamtctc j — register , bQ& ^ird^enbutb, 
 ^farrbu(^ J — relief, bQ5 Tfrmengclb ou§ bcm 
 j^ir^fpicl. 
 
 Paro£hial'ity, s. bQ§ jum ,ftirc^fpiel ©e^orige. 
 
 Paro'chian , adj. jum .Kirc^fpiel gc^orig. 
 
 Parod'ic, — cal, adj. parobircnb. 
 
 Par^Qdy, s. bic ^arobtc j To — , v. n. parobircn. 
 
 Par'ol, Parole', adj. Laio, miinblid?. 
 
 Parole', s. 1. baS G^renwort, 2. bie parole. 
 
 Parpnyfh'ia , s. Surg, ber S^ietnogcl. 
 
 Paron'ymoiis, adj. gleic^lQUtCBb. 
 
 Par'oqaet [— ket] , s. bcr Fleinc ^apagci. 
 
 Parot'id, Anat. I. adj. bic 5^^rcnbrufen bctrcf* 
 fenb 5 — glands, pi. bie D^rcnbrufenj 11. or 
 Paro'tjs, *. 1. bie £)^rbr.ttfe j 2. bie 2)^rbrufen= 
 gef^iuulfl. 
 
 Par'oxfsm, s. Med. bet *paroxt)§rau§; Tfnfatt. 
 
 ParV^I, *. Mar. baS aHotf cincr Sflaa. 
 Parrjci'dal, Parr|cifd'jous,a(i'i.tiQterm6rberifdj. 
 Par'riclde, s, 1. ber SBotcrmorb, OKuttcrmorb j 
 
 2. ber 8anbc§c errata 5 grecctj 3. ber ^ater- 
 niorber,:c. 
 
 Par'rot, .v. bcr "^apagcij — coal, bic^anneU 
 fo^le, ^actelfoljlej-fish, Ich. bcr ^-fifd^j - 
 weed, Bot. bie JBocconic 
 
 To Par'ry, v. a. Hen. parircn, au5n>ci(3^cn. 
 
 To Parse, v. a. grommatifij^ onttlQfircn , auf= 
 lofen (in SBortcrcIaffcn) , conftruircn. 
 
 Parsimo'nious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. fparfom } 
 III. — ness, Par'siraony, s. bic ©parfamfeit j 
 ,^argl^eit. [©teincppid). 
 
 Pars'ley , *. Bot-s. bic ^cterfitic, — port , bcr 
 
 Piir'snep, Par'snip, s. tk ^PttftinQFc. 
 
 Par'son, s. ber ^pfttrrcr. 
 
 Par'sonage, .v. bic ^farrc, ^pforrei. 
 
 Part, s. 1 . ber S^eil j 2. ber ^utl)eil 5 bic lluotc i 
 
 3. ba§ Stiict, (Slicb, 4. bie ^artic, n)artci, 
 ©eitc5 5. bicScgcnbj e.bic^flidjt, ©tcUc, 
 bcr Dicnjl, 7. Dram, bie SloUc, 8. Mus. bie 
 ©timme, 9. p-s, pi. fig. pljigfciten, Sa* 
 lente, in — , t^eilrocifej — by — , ©tiirf fiir 
 ©tucf, in — (oO payment, ttbfd)Ittglid) j to 
 take in ill — , ubel ne^mcn? for the most — , 
 meiflcnt^cilSj on the — of ... , ton ©citcn... 
 Qbfcitenj Com-.?. — owner , bcr Sl){itr^eberj 
 — payment, cine t^eilrocifc (ob. a Conto) 
 3a^Iung)— singing, ber me^rflimmigc®efang. 
 
 To Part, V. l.a.l. t^eilenj 2. eintt)cilcn, ab= 
 t^cilen? 3. trennen, fcbeibcn (aud) CViem.)j 
 
 4. jerbrcd>cn, nuScinanbcr bringenj II. w. 1. 
 t^eilcn j 2.fiitrcnnenj (mit with, from) Quf^ 
 gcben, fa^ren lajfen^ 3. roegge^en, abreifcnj 
 4. ^bfciicb ncbmcn^ &• Mar. roegtrcibcn. 
 
 Par'table, vid. Partible. 
 
 To Partake', v. ir. 1. (mit of, in, an . . •) Sljcil 
 ne^men, S^eil ^abcnj 2. (gtWttS) gemein ^a» 
 
 Parta'ken, p. p. ». To Partake. [bcn. 
 
 Parta'ker, ,v. 1. bcr S^cifnebmcr j 2. ber S^cil- 
 tiabcr, (?Kit05ntere|Tcnt. 
 
 Parta'kjng, s. Law, boS 6ompIott. 
 
 PJir'ter, *. ber S^cilenbc, :c. 
 
 Parterre', *. Gard. baS parterre, S3Iuracn= 
 hctt. [t^cr. 
 
 Par't/ija, *. ipart^icn. Par't/iian, s. bcr ^ar= 
 
 Par'tial, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. j^Iim 3;i)Cil, 
 tbeilroeifc, befonbcr(§)i 2. partciifdj, partci* 
 li(j^) 3. cinfcitig. Corns. — acceptance , be* 
 bingtc ^^fnna^me, — bonds, ^ttrttal^STbliga* 
 tioncn, Stjcilfcbulbfcbcinej — sales , particfle 
 aSerfdufcj III. — ness, Partjril'jty [-shj.ll^- ], 
 s. 1. U^ 3;^ciln)eifci 2. bic ^ttrteiiidjfcit. 
 
 Partibil'jty, s. bie S;i)ci!bttrfcit. 
 
 Par'tible, adj. t^cilbar, trcnnbur. 
 
' /y 1/ -K-'/l/^ y y'''—C/l/lfl,/7ytf l/y 
 
 ^yu^i^/ytt 'Yr 
 
 Part 
 
 520 
 
 Pass 
 
 Parti9?il)9ble, ad;. »oran man S^eil ^aben 
 fann. 
 
 Parti9'jpant, I. arfj. %\^zyX ne^menb , mitgenics 
 pent) (mit of); Il.j.bcrS^eilnc^mcr, SJIitgenof . 
 
 To Parti9'!pate, v. n. (mit in, of) 1. S^eil ^a= 
 ben, S^cil nc^menj 2, t^eil^aftig fcin. S\d\, 
 
 Participa'tion, s. t)ie 3:^cilna^me; Sl^eil^aftigs 
 
 Parti5'.ipative, arfj. t^eilne^mung^fd^ig. 
 
 Particip'jal y I. ad;. ; II. — ly, adv. participial. 
 
 P:Vt}ciple, s. Gram. t)a§ ^artidpium. 
 
 Par'tjcle, s. 1. Da§ 3:^cil(^en,©ti!icf(^en5 2.t)a§ 
 Stfiubd)en,7itom5 3. Gram. )5ie ^artifel 
 
 Partfc'ular, ad;. 1. befonfeer52. eigent^umlicl^ j 
 3. genauj 4. umfldnDlid^ 5 5. eigen, feltfamj 
 — average, Com. bie einfQ^e ^aferei. 
 
 Parti(/ular, *. 1. l)er einjelne^unft, bef. pi. 
 bcfonterc UmflSnt)e5 2. ^icpriootperfon, 3, 
 p-s, pL ta§ (Sinjelne, S^d^crc 5 in — , in'6 33 es 
 fonDerc, oorne^mlic^. 
 
 Particular^jty, s. l.bieeinjeln^eitj 2.ba§a5cs 
 fon^crc, l)ieiSeItfamfeit5 3. t)ie@igent^umlic^= 
 ftitj 4. bicUmftdnblic^f eit. 
 
 To P^rtic'ularize, v. I. a. augfu^rli(b crortern , 
 n. n. umjldnblit^ fein. 
 
 Partic'ulariy, adv. befont)er8,2C. cf. Particular. 
 
 Piir'tjng, s. 1. t)a& S^^eiten, 2C. c/. To Part; 2. 
 aiem. iie <S(beil)ung j 3. Me Tfbrcife, comp. 
 'Jfbf(l(>icJ)S*5 - gun, ber :jfbft^ieb8f(buf. 
 
 Par'tjsan, *. 1. bie-partifancj 2.t)er(§omman= 
 boftabi 3. ber TCn^dnger , ^arteigdnger^ 4. 
 ber ^reibeuter 5 5. bcr (gefc^iif tc) ^rieger. 
 
 Parti'tion, .?. 1. biclK^eilungi 2. tie iSonbe= 
 rung 5 3.bic Ttbt^eilung, ber 3;^eil j 4. (— wall) 
 bic @(beiberoanb,berSSerf(i^lag5 S.baSSlcgal, 
 ■go^; Q. Mils, bic ^artitur? — lines, Her, 
 bic S()eilung&Unicn. 
 
 To Parti'tion, v. a. t^eilen. [2. Gram, partitio. 
 
 Par'titi've, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adv. 1. t^cilcnbj 
 
 Part'iy, adv. t^cilS, SUm IS^eil. 
 
 Part'ner, *. 1. bcr ©efd^rte, (5Kit«)®cnop, 
 X^eilne^mcr ,* 2. ber ^anbcl8gcfcaf4>aftcr, 
 ^artiripant, Sompagnon? 3. bcr Sdnjcr, bic 
 Sanserinn, 4. ber ®attc, bie ©ottinn 5 5.p-s, 
 J}!.. Mar. bic ^ifd^ungcnj Corns, chief—, 
 bcr (§^cf, principal 5 — manager, ber baS ©e* 
 fdljfift fu^renbe (ocrantroortlit^c) ^ffocie^ — 
 trustee , ber ®efeaf(^aft§be»oUmd(^tigtc , 
 •Jfgent. [|)anbel8gefenf(baft, (Sompagnic. 
 
 Part'n^rship, s. bic ® efellft^aft, ®cno|fenf^aft, 
 
 F'artook' [— tilk] , pret. c. To Partake. 
 
 Par'trjdge, s. ba8 Slcb^U^n) — berry, BoU bic 
 
 PartQ'rjate, v. n. gcbdrcn. [^JJitt^cUa. 
 
 Partu'ri?nt, adj. frci5cnb, gcbdrcnb. 
 
 Parturi*tion, s. bag ®f bdrcn. 
 
 Par'ty , I. *. 1. bic ^ortcij 2. bic ^artic, ^n* 
 ja^I, 5Wenge, ber ^aufcj 3. bcr X^cil5 4. ber 
 
 S^eilne^mer, ©cnofj 5. bic^erfonj 6. bie 
 partie: a) bic ©cfcUf^aft j 6)bie2uftreifc5 
 c)ba§®pielj 7. Mil. bQ§ ®cta4>ementi II. 
 camp, get^cilt (aud) Her.)-. — colonred, 
 mclfarbig? — gold, ba§ 3n>iWsoIb}- jury, 
 bic 0U8 @ngldnbcrn unb luSCdnbcrn gcmtf(^tc 
 ;3iurt5i — man, bcr ^artcigdnger, — wall, bie 
 ©^eibenjanb. 
 Par'vis, s. bcr ©ingong , bic (,ftir(^cns)|)aUe. 
 Pas'chal, adj. bad Ofterfeflbctrcjfcnbj Sfter*. 
 Pashaw', &c. vid. Pacha, &c. 
 Pasig'raphy, s. bic ^llgemeinf(^rift. [fdfjeUc. 
 Pasque'-tlo'^^r [pask' — ] , s, Bot. bic ,Su(i(>en* 
 Pas'quin, Pasquinade', s. baS ^aSquiU 3 To — , 
 V. a. in einem ^a»quill burd()f>ed^eln. 
 To Pass, V. I. n. 1. fi(^ (in irgcnb ciner ?Rid)* 
 tung) bcwcgcn, gc^en, reifcn, fa^ren, f(i(>iffcn, 
 jic^en, 2C. 5 — through, burtigc^en, jc 5 — over, 
 ubcrge^en, fibcrfc^cnj 2. (in einen 3uftanb) 
 iibcrge^cn,fommcn,»crfaUen, gcrat^en, 3. 
 (—by) ooruberge^cn, iDorbcige^en}4. (— on) 
 fortge^cn, fortfc^rcitcnj 5. (— away) ocr^ 
 gc^cn, ba^infcbroinbcn? oerfdjroinben^ 6. Pari. 
 burdjge^cn 5 7. guItigfcin,gcnommcnn)erben} 
 8. (— for) gcltcn (fiir), angcfe^cn werbcn 
 (al§) 3 9. leibU(^ fcin, angc^en 5 10. in ertrdgli* 
 ^en Umfldnben fcin 5 to be well to — , in gutcn 
 Umftdnben fcin 5 11. corfattcn, gefd^c^cn, ftatt 
 flnbcn, oorge^cnj 12, cntfcbcibcn, Urt^cil 
 fprcd^en (upon, ubcr)5 13. Fenc. au^faUcnj 
 14. (im @picle) paffcnj to let — , 1. oorbci* 
 gc^cn laffcnj 2. fa^renlalfcnj 3.fibcr^inge^cn 
 laffcn, to — about, ^crnmgc^cnj as I (he, 
 she, it, &c.) passed a long, untcrmcgS j to — 
 current, l.gclduftg fein 5 2. gdngu. gebefcin, 
 to — for, ftc^cn (gutfagen) fur 5 to — in, bin* 
 cinfommen, u. 5 to — into a law, jum ®cfe$e 
 werben? to — off, oorubcrge^cnj II. a. 1. (cf. 
 n. 1.) fl(^ bemegen, ge^cn, fabren, :c. burd^, 
 fiber, an . . . oorbci jc, iiberfcbreitcn, paffi* 
 rcn (and) fig.); 2. (— away, bie Mt, :c.)t)er» 
 bringcn, oertrcibcn 5 3. fid) unterjicbcn, auS- 
 ^alten miiffen (cine ^rufung , :c.) 5 4. in ir* 
 genb cine ajeroegung fc§en : a) (bcrum, fiber, 
 barcb . . .) gc^cn laffcn, b) (um^cr) fenben 5 
 uberfAiifcnj c) (®clb, 2C.) iaUmtauf brin* 
 gen, au^gcbcn, 5. burt^Jci^en, ftltrircn? 6. 
 fibcrgeben, ubcrtragen, T. a) (cin Urtbcil, :c.) 
 fdUenj 6)entf(beibcn5 c) au-'fprc(i()cn, (gom* 
 pUmcnte, :c.) maAen? d) (fern SBort) gebenj 
 8. burcb (geben) laffen, julaffcn j 9. gefe^Iitbe 
 .^raft crtbcilcn, (cin ®efc§) gcbenj 10. (bc» 
 trfioliite:; SBcif?) aufi^efteu, ffir ^tnai auS* 
 geben ; (emen ©trcitb) fpielenj 11. fibertref« 
 fen 5 to — by, to — over, fibcrgc^cn : 1. uber= 
 fe^n i 2. cntf(bulbigen 5 to — one'* eye 
 
Pass 
 
 521 
 
 Pata 
 
 (over . . .) , (pifi^tig) ubcrblittcn , Corns. 
 to — a bill or draft upon ...» trttffiren QUf... j 
 to — into the books, in Uc SS'uc^cr eintragcn 
 
 Pass, s. 1. ier ((SngO^paf j 2. Der ©urt^gang, 
 SEScgj 3. a) Der (Sfleife»)^ap5 @clcit§brief j 
 6)t)er©eebncf,©(^i|f8pap5c)t)cr@(^ubpaf5 
 4. Fenc. ber ©tof, luSfaUj 5. bcr 3uftanb, 
 bica5ef(l(>affent)eit5— bank, 1. bte^afc^banf, 
 2. ber ea§ barauf , - bill , fcer ^affirsettel, 
 3oIIfreif(bem 5 — by-hawk, bcr ^onberfalfj 
 — key, ber -SauptftbluiTtJlj — parole,— word. 
 Mil. "ait parole, btt» ^afroortj — rose, Bot. 
 bic TTnemone. [2. or Passa'dO, vid. Pass, 4. 
 
 Passade'.^.l.Ma/i.bie^ttffttfcC^ber^uffd^Iag, 
 
 Piis'sage, s. ]. DieS3en)egung,S)rt§certtnbes 
 rung, 2. ber ©urtbgang , Uebergang, Durcb- 
 jug, ^ii jDurcbfabrt, ©urcbreife^ bie (Uebei)* 
 ^abrt, bic 3leife, bcr ©ang? 3. (aud)^g.)ber 
 3Bcg, bic ©trofe, bcr ©tn* ob. ^u&gang? 4. 
 bie £)effnung}0l6ljre 5 5. Med. tic^arnrobrc, 
 6. (— money) ba§ Uebcrfabr(t&)gclb^ 7. bie 
 SteUe (in cincr ©(brift, u.)j 8. 3icratben 
 berSingroeifc^ 9. berSSorfolI} 10. bie2ei= 
 tung5 11. bQS ©urcbgebcnlaffen (o. ®efe§c§= 
 x>orf(bldgen, jc)? to take (a) — , jiib einfiif= 
 fen? bird of — , ber3ug00gcl5 traders of— , 
 |)aufircr5 — boat, btegdbre^bQ$5}2QrPtfii^iff. 
 
 To Pas'sage, v. n. Man. pQffagiren. 
 
 Piis'sant, adj. Her. gc^cnb , f(breitenb. 
 
 Pas'seng?r, s. 1. bcr paffagicr, Olcifcnbti 2. 
 ber SSc/rubergebenbc j — hawk, ber SBanbcrfalf . 
 
 Pas'ser, s. bcr (— by, SSorubcrO®ebenbc. 
 
 Passibil'jty, s. t)ic Scibcnsfdbigfcit. 
 
 Pas'Kjble, adj. IcibcnSfdbig. 
 
 Pus'sing, I. .¥. 1. Da& ®ebcn, :C. c/. To Pass; 
 2. ber ©urcbgang , bicDurcbreife^ in—, im 
 SSorbeigcben 5 II. p. a. ; III. (^or — ly) adv» 1. 
 oorubergebcnb; flu(btigi 2. i?ortrcffli(b, auS* 
 gcjeicbnct j 3. adv. ubcrauS, febrj — bell , bie 
 Xobtenglocfc,- — note, Mus. 1. bic ©ur(b= 
 gangSnotcj 2. ber Seitton 5 — places , i2-iy. 
 TCusmeifbepId^c. 
 
 Pas'sion , *. 1. bo& Sciben? 2. bic Scibenfcbaft, 
 Scgier, beftigc 3^eigung j 3. berSrieb, bic 
 <Su(bt, ber eifer} 4. bcr ^orn? to be in a — 
 with, bofc fein QUf . .. 5 — flower, bic ^Qf= 
 ftonSblumcj — week, W 5Kartcrn)0(be, (§b(ir= 
 n>od)c. [(ber 0}Jdrtt)rer. 
 
 Pas'sionary , s. bic SebenSbef^rcibung (briflli= 
 
 Pas'sionate, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. leibenfcbafts 
 li^ , bieig , bcftigi Hi- — ness, s. bic 2eibcn= 
 fd)aftU(bfcit,^eftigfeit. 
 
 Pas'sionless, adj. Icibcnf(baft$lo5, fait. 
 
 Pas's jve, I. adj.'y II. — ly, adv. 1. untbdtigj 
 2. (aU(b Gram.) pafjlD, leibenb 5 — commerce 
 or trade, ber ^Qfjiobonbcl, ©infubrbanbelj — 
 
 debts, ^affioa 5 III. — ness, s. 1. baS Scibcnbc 
 
 2. bic 2cibenb"t, ^affioitdtj 3. bie geibcns* 
 Pass'l§8s , adj. unnjegfom. [fdbigfeit 
 Pass'over, j. tidh ^ajfa , S)ftcrfcfl. 
 Pass'port, s. 1. bcr (9teifc0^a^J 2. vid. Bil 
 
 of sufferance. 
 Past , I. p. a. (& pre^ 0. To Pass) 1. DCrgani 
 gen, oerfloJTen, Com. passatoy corbeij 2. bin 
 bttbin j 3. jenfcitg, fiber, aufer, uber (©twaS) 
 binauS} 4. baruber, mcbrals, a quarter- 
 twelve, cin SSicrtel auf einS 5 half— two, balfi 
 breij — help, unabbelfli(b, un^cilbar j— hope, 
 
 — hoping-for, boffnungSlo&5 Com-*. — due, 
 bcreits ccrfallen, libcrfdUigj — due protest, 
 ber ocrfpdtetc ^roteft j II. *. boSSBergangcne, 
 bie SJergongcnbeit. 
 
 Paste, s. 1. ber Scig, bic (5df)c) 5)laffe , bet 
 Sbcn, 2. bcr ^Ieifier,bic(a3u(bbinber0^ap«i 
 pc5 3. Ut ^aftc, ber TCftcrftein (natbgemocbtc 
 (Sbelficin), ^lup, ^Jfbgup, - board, I. ber 
 ^appcnberfel, bie ^appcj II. pappen, quS 
 ^appe gefertigct) — cutter , ta6 Scigmeffer 
 
 — eel, Zoo^ ba§ ,.^lei|^crdl(bcn} — roller, bie 
 SeigroUc, — work, 1. bic ^papparbcitj 2. 
 (hd .Rottunbrucfern) ,KIeb»crf. 
 
 To Paste, v. a. fleificrn, poppenj to — up , or 
 
 on, aufPleiflcrn, onpappen. 
 Pas'tel, s. Bot. ber SBaib. [baS ,KotbcngcIcnf. 
 Pas't^rn, *. bicgcffel (am^ferbefup)5 — joint, 
 Pas'tjl, s. 1. baS Oldud^erferjcbcn, 2. ber ^a* 
 
 flcU, ^arbcnftift. 
 Pas'time, s. bcr 3eitpcrtreib , bie ^urjiDcil. 
 Pas'tQr, s. 1. bcr ^irt, ©(bdferj 2. ber ^aflor, 
 
 (Seelforgcr, ^farrcr, — ship, baS^Qfiorot, 
 
 ©celforgeramt. 
 Piis'toral , I. af/;. 1. birtcnmdfigj 2. Idnblicbi 
 
 3. ben ©celforger betr. j — care , bic ©eelfor* 
 gc 5- letter, bcr ^irtenbricf, II. s. l.baS 
 |)irtcngcbi(bt, bie 3bt)llc5 2. Mmj. baS^Q* 
 
 Pas'tor^list, X. bcr 3bi)Ucnbi(btcr. [floralc. 
 Pa'stry, J. I. bic ^aflctc, Sortcj 2. bie^-n= 
 
 bdcEercij — cook, bcr ^-nbdcfcrj- work, baS 
 
 p-nbocfracrf. 
 
 * Pas'turable, adj. gur SBcibe gef(bitft, groRg. 
 *Pas'turage, s. 1. bic SSeibung, S55eibc5 2. bic 
 
 SSicbsucbtj 3. baS SScibelanD. 
 Pas'ture [- 'tshur] , ,v. 1. \ik SKcibe , \)a6 
 
 5Bicbfuttcr5 2. (— ground, — land) bQ§ SBei= 
 *To Pas'tyre,r. a. k rLVodttn (lcffen).[belanb. 
 Pas'ty, s. bie ^ttflcte (foft bdu^ger; pas'ty). 
 Pat, I. *. 1. abbr. ft. Patrick, k Martha; 2.bet 
 
 ^atf(b/ Xapp, gclinbe ©(blagj 11. adj. & ado. 
 
 paffenb, tougli^, gut, cben reit, QufS -paar. 
 To Pat, v. a. gclinbe ffblogen, patfcben, ontap* 
 
 pen 5 to — mortar, 5J?6rtcl riibrcn. 
 Patacoon', s. bcr ^atogon, fpan. Zi^aU^- 
 
Pate 
 
 522 
 
 Paup 
 
 Patch,*, l.berglcrfj 2. bei:g(e(fen,§IidEcn, 
 happen ; t)Q§ Sdppf^eni 3. t)a& Heine (SOlor* 
 mor=)St)!ict, ^6Ixicn,:c. jum Ginlcgen, c/. In- 
 lay, 2.3 4.Da& ©(^onpfldl^ert^enj— work, 1. 
 iie sufammengcf^urf tc Arbeit, 2. ba§ glicf roerf . 
 
 To Patch, v.a.l. ^licfcn auffe^cn, flidtcn, 2. 
 (ftiimpcr^aft) ousbeffernj 3. mit ©^6npfltt= 
 fler(^en belcgen, 4. (fid)) in einen bunten "JCn^ 
 jug fleibcnj to — up, 1. (Quf)flitfenj^S-*. 
 2. jufammenftoppcln, 3. oben^in ^cilen. 
 
 Pat'cher, s. ber ^liefer, TTugbeffcrer. 
 
 Pate, s. 1. cont. Dcr »topf5 ©(^dbelj 2. For^ 
 
 Pa'ted, adj. comp. =f6pfig. [bcr ^Qlbe 5D?onl5. 
 
 Patee', .v. 1. Die ^aflcte j //^er-A\ 2. ter jttcfige 
 Olanb5 3. cross — , t>a& 3adfen!reus [ »5- ]. 
 
 Patefa(/tion, s. bic (groffnung, ^unbmac^ung. 
 
 Pat'ent [or pa'tent] , I. adj. 1. offen, offentUt^j 
 2. prioilegirtj II. *.bQ§ patent, ^rioilegium, 
 tie a5cDorre(i()tigung, 6onccffion 5 — buffers, 
 R-w. ^Qtent^StoppoIfier,— caps, 3unDl^ut= 
 (ijenj — rolls, ba8 ^afcntrcgifler^ — scale- 
 beam, bicSSrudfenroagc, |)cbcln)age. 
 
 ♦To Pat'^nt, V. a. bcoorrcfbtcn, patentiftrcn. 
 
 Patentee', *. bcr ^atentin^aberj ^onblungS- 
 conceffionifl. [bau§. 
 
 Pater'ual , adj. X>aUxli6)i — honae, DaS SSatCts 
 
 Pater'nity, ,v. tiit SSoterfc^aft. 
 
 Pa't^r-nos'ter work [— wurk] , s. T. bic S5u[» 
 gcnfunfl (©d^aufclwcrf gum SBaffertjeben). 
 
 Pat/i, s. ber ^fab (and) fig.}, S8eg, (- way) 
 i%up) ©teig. 
 
 To Paf/i, (J. I. a. gc^en madden ilhn. f(i^reiten. 
 
 Paf/iet'ic, I. or — cal , adj. ; II. — cally , adv. 
 pat^ctifd^ 5 ru^rcnb 5 — nerve , Anat. ber p-e 
 S^eroj III. — calness, s. ba§ ^atbetif(^c. 
 
 Pa«/i'ic , s. ber jur Unjudbt ge^altcne ^nobe. 
 
 Pai/i'iess, adj. pfttbloS, unn)egfam.[5ei(i^enlet)re. 
 
 Paf/iognomon'ics, s. pL Med. bic ^ranf{)Cit§= 
 
 Paf/iolog'jc, I. or— cal, adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 
 
 Pat/iol'ogist, s. ber *patl^oIog. [pof^ologifcb- 
 
 Pat/iol'ogy, s. bie^at[)oIogie,vffranf^eit§Ic|re. 
 
 Pa'i/ios, s. ba§ ^at^oS, berOfugbrucf groper 
 unb cr^abener 2cibenf(^aftcn , bo§ flar! 9lu^= 
 rcnbc, bie feierli(^e SBitrbc. 
 
 Patib'uiary, adj. jum ®ttlgen gc^orig, ©olgen* 
 
 Pa'tience [— 'shens] , *. 1. bic ©Cbulb, 2. bie 
 a5e^arrli(bfeit5 3. bic©ulbung5 4. J3ot ber 
 ®artenampfer, bic ®rinbn>urj. 
 
 *Pa'tient, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. gebulbig 5 
 2. be^arrlic^ 5 HI. *• ber Seibcnbej patient. 
 
 Pa'triarcb, s. ber ^atriarc^. 
 
 Patriar'ghal, Patriar'chic, adj. patriar(^alifd^. 
 
 Patrjar'chate, s. baS |)atdar^ttt. 
 Pa'trjarcby, *. ber©prengeleinc§ ^atriordjen. 
 Patri'ci?in, I. .v. ber ^otricier, II. adj. patricifd^. 
 Pat'rick, s. ^otriciuS (9R-n). 
 
 Patrimo'nial , I. adj.; II.— ly, adv. eretbti 
 sum (Srbt^eilc ge^orig , @rbc 5 — estate , boS 
 (Srbgut. [SSermogcn. 
 
 Pat'rjmony, s. bo§ (Srbgut, ©rbtl)cil, i>dtcrlid)c 
 
 Pat'r jot [or pa'trJot] , I. s. ber patriot) II. or 
 
 Patriot'ic [or patrjot'jk] , adj. patriotifc^. 
 Pat'riQtrsm, ?- ber ^atriotiSmuS. 
 
 PatroK, s. Mil. bk ^atroUe, ©(borraadje. 
 
 To Patrol', v. I.?j. pQtrcUircn,bicSf{unbc gcljen 5 
 II. a. bic Olunbc mati^en lafcn. 
 
 Pa'tron [gen. ; pat'ron, Wh.'],s. 1. bcr patron j 
 2. ber®6nncr, SScfcbufecr j 3. (— saint) , ber 
 ©(bu§t)etligcj 4. ber ©d)iff§tjcrr. 
 
 Pat'ronage, .v. 1. bic Scf(iu^ung; S3cgunfli= 
 gung, ber (S(bu§ 5 2. Ecr. Lav, ba§ ^atronot. 
 
 Pat'ron al, adj. bcf(bu|enb, @d)U§=. 
 
 * Pa'troness, s. 1. bie (^ir(ben=)''Ptttroninn 5 2. 
 bic ©(^u^^eiligc 5 3. \iic ® onncrinn , a3efcbii|cs 
 rinn. [untcrftu^cn. 
 
 To Pat'ronisc, v. a. bcfd)u^cn, bcgunfiigcn 
 
 Pat'roniser, s. bcr SSegunfligcr, fficftbu^cr. 
 
 *Pa'tronless, adj. o^nc ©onncr. 
 
 Pat'ronship , *. 1. bic SSiirbc cin^S ^atronSi 
 2. bic ®6nnerf(baft5 bcr ®(bu§. 
 
 Patronym'jc, — cal, adj. patroni^miftb. 
 
 Pattee' , vid. Patee , 2. 
 
 prit'ten, s. 1 . Arch, bcr ©aulcnfupj ©ecfcl j 2. 
 P-s, /)/. Ubcrfdjubc, ^oIjf(bul)c. 
 
 ToPat'ter, v. I. n. 1. Happcrn, ffatfcbcnj 2. 
 trampcin, trcten 5 3. (— down)bcrbnicbcrfal* 
 lenj II. a. 1. fd>meifcn, aufftblogcn^ 2, (jaj^ig 
 berfagcn, plappern. 
 
 Pat'tern, .v. 1 . ba§ OJJuftcr, OJJcbca j 2. bo& SSor^ 
 bilbj aSeifpiclj 3. bie ^robc (t>. cincmScugc, 
 2C.)5 4. bic ^atrone (bcr ©tbneibcr , 5E8cber, 
 2C.) 5 — book , — card (book or paper ot 
 patterns), baS DJJuftcrbu^, bic ^KuftcrFortc j 
 p-s for needle-work, ©ticfmuftcr^ answer- 
 ing the — , nad(> ?l)?ufler. 
 
 Pat'ty, .9. 1. roie Pat, 1 5 2. vid. Patee, 1. 
 
 Pat'Olons, ndj. Bot. CtWaS Qbftc^cnb. 
 
 Pau'cjty, s. W SBenigfeitj geringc 3a^I. 
 
 Paul, s. l.^Qut(?m-n.)5-'s betony, Bot. 
 ber (gemcinc ^c(b=)<5^renprci§j 2. Mars. 
 p-s, ipl. Mar. rik fallen (©pcrrFcgel on bet 
 SBrQtfpiH), paul-bits, bic ^pallbtttingSj To 
 paul the capstern , v. a. bic fallen in bic 
 (SongfpiH fc^en. [^eftfliegc. 
 
 Pauli'na, s. 1. ^aultnc (%-n.)i 2. bif fiibam. 
 
 Paunch [pansh] , s. viilg. bcr SBanft, S5aii{^i 
 — bellied, btdbciud^ig. 
 
 *To Paunch, v. a. au§nei>mcn, auSracibch. 
 
 *Paunched, adj. comp. smanflig, 'bdufbig- 
 
 ♦Paun'chy, adj. roanflig, bicfbducbig- 
 
 Puu'per, .V. bcr ICImefcngcno^, ^frmcj — chii 
 dren, Irmcnfinber. 
 
Paup 
 
 523 
 
 Peak 
 
 PAn'p^rism, s. fccr ^am)cri»muS, Ifrmut^Ss^* 
 flont. [fatten, ocrarmen. 
 
 To Pau'perize , v. n. oer ^Imofcnpflcgc cer= 
 
 Paose, s. 1. bic ^aufc (au(^ Mj<5.) , bcr ©tiUs 
 rlanb, jRuIjcpunft, 5CbfQ|, |)Qltj 2. 2VP-^5ci^ 
 ®ebonfenflri(^ [— ] i 3. ber ^n^onb, Bwcifel, 
 baS Sebenfen. [fic^ bebcnf en , noc^finnen. 
 
 To Pause , v. n. 1 . pouflrcn , inne fallen j 2. 
 
 Pau'ser, s. ber ^Qiifirenbc, 2C. 
 
 To p'ave, v. a. 1. pflafternj 2. Jig. ba^nen. 
 
 Pave'ment, s. ba§ (©tcinOW'^f^'-'^- 
 
 Pa'ver, Pa'vier, s. ber ^flaf^ercr, ©teinfe^cr 
 
 Pa'viage, .v. ba§ ^fl^flergelb, berSffiegjoU, ba§ 
 d^Quffcegclb. [2. Mar. bQ§ ©djanjftcib 
 
 Piiv'ice, s. 1. ber grofc<S(j^ilb,bic3:artfd)e} 
 
 Pavil'jon [— il'yQn], *. 1. ba§ ©ejclt, (Dffis 
 riers=) 3clt5 2. baS Suft^QUg, ber *pamUoni 
 3. bic ^lagge eine§ ^o^cn (3eeofficter§. 
 
 *To Pavn'ion, v. I. a. mit 3elten ijerfe^cn ob. 
 bebccPen j II. w. unter einem 3eltc fein. 
 
 PaVjng, cvrnp. — beetle, vid. Commander, 
 4.j — brick, bcr ^flafterjiegcl j — marble, 
 marraorne ^lie^cn. 
 
 Pav'onine, adj. pfaucnfd^roeifortig, ft^iUcrnb. 
 
 Pa'vy , *. ber ^drtling (eine lixt ^firftd^cn). 
 
 Paw, I. *. bic ^fotc, ^rQUe,3:Q6ci II. f»f.pfui ! 
 
 To Paw, V. I. n. f^arten, flampfcn (mitbem 
 SSorber^ufe) 5 hatcn (mit bcr ^fote, 7C.)i 
 bauen j II. a. 1. vauti bc^anbclni bctoficni 2. 
 jlrei(bcln,fd)mc{d)cln. 
 
 Piwed, adj. mit 3:a^en, mit Jttauen. 
 
 Pawn, *. 1. ba» ^fanb, Untcrpfonbj 2. bcr 
 35aucr (im ©(bacbfpieOj to be at — , jum 
 ^fttnbe fle^en,f crfc^tfcinj to give in — , vid. 
 to Pawn ; — broker , bcr ^pfonbocrlei^er^ 
 (Ifnerlei5)3:r6bclmann i — broker'g shop , bic 
 Srobclbubc 5 — house, bog Seib^auS. 
 
 To Pawn, v. a. ocrpfdnbcn, terfc^cn. 
 
 Paw'nage, s. bie S5erpfdnbung. 
 
 Pawnee', s. ber ^fonbttebmer , ^fanbbc{t§cr. 
 
 Paw'n?r, s. bcr ^fanbgeber, SBcrpfdnbcr. 
 
 To Pay, V. ir. I. a. I. joblen, bcjablcn, cnt* 
 ricbtcnj 2. (to — back) iuvMiai)ltni Jigs. 
 3. lo^nen , oergclten 5 4. crroeifen , jotlcn, er« 
 jcigcn^ 5. abflattenj 6. Mar. ubcrflrci(icn, 
 tbcrcn, oerpidbcnj to — attention to..., 
 ^(btung gcben auf . . . 5 to — off, ablobncn, aU 
 bontenj to — away or ontthecable, Afar.boS 
 "JtnFcrtQU ttuSflecben^mcrcn, to — (off) a debt, 
 or an account. Com. einc ©cbulb obfiibren, 
 ttbf^o^en, Qbtragcn, tilgen? to — away , to — 
 out, ou&jablen , (t>er)ouSgaben} to — before 
 hand, in TCtonjo jablcn 5 prdnumerircn i to — 
 down, ^inja^len, bar (be)8QbIen, erlcgcnj to 
 — in , einfd^iepen j to — off or up , obtrogcn, 
 abjabtcnj to — one's self, (to make one's 
 
 self paid), fid) bcjablt ma^cn^ II. n. 1. fid) 
 besat)len, rcnttrcn^ 2. bupen (for, fur) j 8. 
 to — off, Mar. obfallen. 
 
 Pay , s. bie a3esa^Iung , bcr @olb , (If rbcit^O 
 Sobnj — day, bcr 3a^ltag5 — master, bcr 
 3obImcifler5 3abicr. 
 
 Pay'able, adj. sa^lbar , ju bcja^lcn, fdtlig^ 
 Corns, a bill (that is)—, ein abgclaufcncr 
 (ob. tcrfallcner) SBctj^fcI, to make — , einen 
 SKccbfcl 5ablbarmocbcn,bomiciIiren5 bills — 
 book, baS icccptationgbu4), Srattenbud^. 
 
 Payee', .?. Com. ber (SSc(bfel=)3nI^aber, SJc^= 
 mer (bc§®clbe§). 
 
 Pay'er, s. ber 3Qbicr, 35eja^ler. 
 
 Piiy'mcnt, .v. I.bie(58c=)3ablung5 2. berSoIb, 
 2ot)n 5 3. bic JBelobnung 5 4. bie 3u(^tigung 5 
 Corns. — of a draft, ber ©ingang (eincs S[Bci= 
 fclg , 2C.) } — at full , bic ^cimsat)lung5 in {or 
 as) — for ... , ttl5 ©cgenfa^ fiir . . . 5 to give 
 (goods) in (part of)—, (SBaarcn al§ t^eiU 
 roeife 3o^Iung) angebcn 5 on — , na(b Gingang 5 
 to procure — , ^ncaffo bcforgen, received—, 
 bonfcnb qiiittirti reserving due— , (Singang 
 DorbebQltcuj to transgress — , ben3at)lun9&« 
 tcrmin nid)t baUen. 
 
 Pea, s. bic(Srbfc (bic teifcb- TCrtcn flc()c in Flu- 
 gel's Compl. Diet.); — boiler, bcr Sampf* 
 topf i — chick , ber jungc ^fau 5 — cock . bcr 
 ^faU} — *8 cod, — 's shell, bic 6-nfd)aIc, 
 ©dbotcj — green, c-ngrun, maigrun, gclb» 
 griini — hen , bic ^faubenncj — ore, Min. 
 baS ^Bo^nenerji — shooter, ba§ SSlaSrob^j — 
 stone, A//n. bcr e-nf^cin. 
 
 Peace, .V. 1. ber ^riebCj 2. Law, (the king's 
 — ) : n) ber 2anbfricbc j h) bic tHflfentlidjc Bi* 
 (berbeiti 3. bie ©titte, Sflubcj 4. bic S?crf6b= 
 nungj time of—, bie <Seffion§jcit bcr ®c» 
 riibtSb^fCj to swear the — against . . . , bcim 
 ^ricbcnsrid^ter njcgcn gcwaltfamcn ^nfaUc$ 
 anflagen j — establishment , Mil. bcr ^ries 
 ben^'fup } — maker, bcr ^ricbenSf^iftcr j — of- 
 fering, "ba^ ©ubnopfer^ — officer, ber ®c= 
 
 Peace, int. fiiUe! ^f(bt! Sflubc ![rt*t§bcamtcte. 
 
 Pea'ceable , Peace'ful , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 fricblifbj ru^igj III. — ness, .v. bie ^rieblicb- 
 hiti Sflu^e. 
 
 Peace'less, adj. rubcloS, unfriebfam. 
 
 Peach, ,v. bic ^firf(i)cbci quince — , yellow—, 
 bic Huittcnpfu'fitbc, ^^firrid)aprifofci — black, 
 pfirft(bfernf(bn)orj5 - brandy, •^erficfo. 
 
 To Peach', v. a. ^i & vulg. angcben. 
 
 Peak, s. 1. bieSpi^c, .ft'oppc, bcr®ipfcl4 2. 
 (hn. ber (Spcdjtj 3. berSBortcrtbcilbcS^opf* 
 pu§c§ i 4. Mar. baS obcrrte (5nbc ber ©affeU 
 ber ©egelbaum^ p-ed,p.a.fpi6.r(bie Sflaatn). 
 
 To Peak, v. a. Mar. 1. (auf)toppen^ 2. plefen 
 
Peak 
 
 524 
 
 Pedi 
 
 Pea'kjsh, adj, ^ilgelig. 
 
 Peal, s. fcer ^6)aU, t>a§ ©eldute, (f^iaUcntJc) 
 ©etofe , ©efrod^e (I>e§ ©cnncrs , tax ^ono* 
 ncn, :c.)5 — of rain , ber ^la^rcgcnj — of 
 hail, bcr ^agelfd^lQQ. 
 
 To Peal , V. I. «. fd()allcn , Idrmcn , ionnern, 
 frod^eit) II. a. 1. beflurmenj 2. to — the pot, 
 ttt§ ^od^cnbe mit eincm (6(^aum026tfel 
 (Dur^ florfeg Umrul^ren) abfu^lcn. 
 
 PeAr [pAr] , s. 't>kfQixn 5 — bit, Da§ a3irnmunt)= 
 flitcf (on ^fcrbcsdumen)i — main , Dcr 25-= 
 apfelj — plum, Mc SS-^jflaumc, — quince, t)ic 
 
 Pearch [pertsh] , vid. Perch. [S-quitte. 
 
 Pearl [perl], s. 1. t)ie^erlc5 2. ber ^lerf im 
 TCugcj 3. ifer. bie ©ilberfarbe 5 4. Tj/p. ^-n= 
 t>rucf, bic ^crl(=©(^rift)5 5. ber einfd^Iag, 
 ben man inbcn SBcin ^dngt5 6. Ich. bie ®lQtt= 
 buttC/ ba5 SSierecf j — aloe, bic ^-aloc, 
 
 — ashes, ^-ofd^CJ — barley, ^-graupen, 
 Conch-s. — bubble, bie Slafenpcrle? — cow- 
 ry, baS aSruftla^f n6pf(^cn 5 — diver, ber p-n= 
 fifd^erj — eyed , einen glecf im ^ugc ^abcnb j 
 
 — fly, bie^lorfIicge,(StinffIiegei — grass, baS 
 *p-grtt$5 — oyster , bic p-Quj^cr, ^-mutter 5 
 
 — powder, p-grauc8 (Sf^minfpuloeri Min-s. 
 
 — sinter, ber ^-finter , ^icfelfintcrj — 
 spar, ber (SifcnbraunfpQt^, (S-foIf j — stone, 
 bcr ^-fleinj — wort, Bot. ber SSierling, ba5 
 5Kafif raut. [befc^en i U. n. perlcn. 
 
 ♦To Pearl , v. I. a. mit ^erlen oergiercn, obcr 
 
 ♦Pear'ly, adj. oon ^crlenj pcrlenortig. 
 
 Peas'ant, I. *. ber Sanbrnonn^SBautrj II. or — 
 like, Peas'antly, adj. bduerifd^. 
 
 Peas'aintry, s. bic SBauerfdtjQft, boS Sanbool!. 
 
 Pease, s. pi. coll. Srbfen? —bolt, — haulm, 
 bQ§ @-nflro^? — porridge strained , bur(^gc= 
 f(^lQgenc Grbfeni — shale, &c. vid. unt. Pea. 
 
 Pease'ling, s. Bot. Ut 33crgerbfe. 
 
 Peat, s. bie aSraunfo^le, ber SotjbaUen j Xoxfi 
 
 — bog, bic aS-ngrubej — borer, ber Sorffte^ 
 djer? — dust (or salt of—) , einc grauc , foIs= 
 ortige sum ©ungen benu|te ©abflansj - 
 moss, bttS Sorf 5 bie S^-grube. [Hefcl. 
 
 Peb'ble, s. ber .ffiefelj — crystal , ber ^riflall- 
 Peb'bled, Peb'bly, arfj. f iefclig, fleinig,,Kiefel^. 
 Peccabil'jty, s. bie <Sunb^aftig!eit, <Sunbig= 
 Pec'cable, adj. funb^oft, fiinbig. [feit. 
 
 Pecc* 'il'lo, s. 1. bic !Ieine8unbe, boS %elikv= 
 
 djen, 2. cin flcifer (^otS=) ^rogen. [©iinbe. 
 Pec^caincy, s. 1. ba$ (S(^dbIi(^C, SSofcJ 2. bic 
 Pec'cant, adj. 1. [finbig ; 2. [(idbliti^, bofe. 
 Pecca'ry, j. bQS 9)ifQmfd;n)ein. 
 Pech'blend, *. Min. bie pec^blenbe. 
 Peck, y. 1. bQ6 S>icrtcl (cines engl. ®(^cjfel§), 
 
 bie gro^c ^Keec,- 2. v?/Zg. bie 5Kcngc, bcr 
 
 ^aufen,Dicl. 
 
 To PSck, V. a.l. pidfcn, gotten 5 2. aufpiefen, 
 auflefcn, 3. (ouc^ n.) ^aucn , fd^lagen, tdm= 
 pfcn. [Wood-pecker 
 
 Peck'er , s. 1. bcr ^^icfenbc , ^^^cfcn^^) 2. uirf. 
 
 Pec'tjnal, I. adj, fammformig^ II. s. 1. Iclu 
 bcr kammfifd>3 2. p-s, pi. bic ,^ammfIofrcn. 
 
 Pec'tinate, Pec'tjnat^d, adj. bcf. Z>of. 1. mit 
 3acfcn tjcrfe^cnj 2. in ^rt ber 3dl)ne cincS 
 ,ffamme§. 
 
 Pectina'tion , s. ba§ Gingrcifcn in cinanbcr. 
 
 Pec'toral, I. adj. bic Srufl betrcjfcnb, a5ruft=5 
 —fins, bic 35ru)^fIoffcn 5 — lozenge, bcr Sruflt= 
 H6)ini II. 5. 1. bcr SSruflfc^ilb, 2. bad Srufl= 
 Heibi 3. (bef. pi.) Med. ba5 Sruflmittcl. 
 
 To Pec'ulate, v. n. 6ffcntlid)e ©clber untcr= 
 fc^Iogen. [tcrfd^tcif. 
 
 Pecula'tion, s. Laic, ber Saffcnbicbfla^l, Un= 
 
 Pec'ulator, j.bcr 6ffentli(i(>e ©elbcr untcrfd^Idgt. 
 
 Pecu'ljar, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. I. cigcn, ci* 
 gent^umli(b 5 2. befonbcr, adv. i>orncl)mli(^ 5 
 3. einjeln 5 III. s. 1. baS (gigent^umli(^c , 2. bic 
 primlegirtc ^farrc, (Sapclic. [feit. 
 
 Peculjar'jty, *. bic Gigcu^cit, 6igcntl)umli(^- 
 
 To Pecu'li?irize, v. a. im pass, cigcn fcin. 
 
 Pecu'njsiry, adj. 1. ®clb bctrcjfcnb , ®clb-5 2. 
 in ®cibc, bar. [^ung5=. 
 
 PedagSg'ic , — cal , adj. pdbagpgifc^ , Grjic* 
 
 Ped'agogism, s. \iai @rsiet)cramt, bic Mn^^ 
 bersu(^t. [^cr. 
 
 Ped'agogue [— gog], s. bcr ^dbagog, 6rjic= 
 
 *To Ped'agogue, v. a. ^ofmciflcrn. [fnng. 
 
 Ped'agogy, s. bie ©rsic^ung, Scljrcj Unterrocis 
 
 Pe'dal,I. adi.bcn^Upbctr.,Sup=3". [ped'al], 
 ^. 1. baS ^uprcgiflcr, Srittbrctj — note , bet 
 S)rgelpunft5 2. p-s, pi. boS ^cbal (cincrS)r« 
 
 Peda'neous, adj. (ju %\x^) ge^cnb. [gel). 
 
 Ped'ant, s. bcr ^cbont, — like , pcbantifd). 
 
 Pedan'tic, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. pcbon* 
 
 Ped'antry, s. bie ^cbantcrie. [tif(^. 
 
 To Ped'dle, &c. vid. To Pedle, &c. 
 
 Ped'erast, s. bcr ,£naben[(tidnber. 
 
 Ped'erasty, s. bic Jtnabcnfcbdnberci. 
 
 Pedere'ro, s. bie }Drc()bafTc (©djipFancnc). 
 
 Ped'^stal, s. 1. bad gupgeflcU, poflamcntj 2. 
 ber ©dulenfup. 
 
 Pedes'trjal, adj. ben gup bctrcffcnb. 
 
 Pedes'trjan, I. adj. p guf c (gcf(^c()enb)i - 
 tour, bic ^uprcife^ II. s. 1. ber ^uprcifcnbc, 
 ^upgdngcr, 2. ber©d)ncllldufcr. [fen 
 
 Pedes'trjanfsm , s. bad ^uprcifcn, ©(^ncHlau* 
 
 Pedes'trious, adj. (auf ^iipcn) gcljcnb (opp. 
 fliegcnb)^ — animals, bie 2anbt^icre. 
 
 Ped'icle, s. bad ©ticl(^cn. 
 
 PedrVular, PediVulous, adj. laufig , 25ufe*. 
 
 Ped'igree , s. 1. bcr Stammbaum^ 2. bcr 
 ©tamm, bie Tfbfunft. 
 
Pedi 
 
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 Pend 
 
 Ped'ini^nt, s. Arch, bcr (Zf)tiV' obcr ^enftcrO 
 To Ped'Ie, v. n. ^auftren, I), ge^en. [©icbcl. 
 Ped'ler (Ped'lar), *. bcr |)Quftrer, Sobulett* 
 
 frdmcr, — 's ware, vid. Pediery. 
 Ped'ieress , s. bic ^aufircrinn. 
 Ped'iery , s, (— ware) tit SSaarc ber ^aufi* 
 
 rer, ber Zabukttham. 
 Ped9bHp'tjsm, s. bic ,f inbcrtaufc. 
 Pedobap'tist, s. bcr bic ^inbcrtQUfc bcbauptet. 
 Pedoin'eter, s. T. bcr ©(briltmeffcr. [frcujen. 
 Pee, .V. Min. bcr ^vt, wo fi(b sn>ei (Srjabcrn 
 To Peel, V. I. a. 1. (ab)f(balcn5 2. (^Qtif) brc* 
 
 (ben 5 3. plunbcrn? II. n. fi(b (ab)f(bcilen. 
 Peel, .V. 1. bic <S(balc, ^aut, 9linbe 5 2. bic (bcf. 
 
 ?8ad')^6)an^d, ba§ Srct j 3. P-m. bic SflicS- 
 
 bdttgci 4. Ich. bie <S(bmcrlc. 
 Pee'Ier, s. bcr ©(bcilenbc, ic. 
 Pee'ljngs , *. pt. ©(balc(n). 
 To Peep, V. n. 1. (- at, bc)gucfcnj 2. bcr» 
 
 torgucfcn obcr fommcn j 3. picpcn, pfcifen. 
 Peep, s. 1. ber asiicf, ba& ®ucfcn j 2. (SiagcSO 
 
 7fnbru(bj 3. Orn. bag ©Qmmtbiibn(beu> — 
 
 or — ing hole, ba§ ®ucf lod). 
 Pee'p^r, s. ba& au&gcFrocbenc ^ubn. 
 Peer, s. 1. feincS ©tcicben, bcr, roclcbcr glci(bc§ 
 
 ©tonbes ift, ©effibrtc, Samcrabi 2.bcr^air, 
 
 Sftci^&baronj 3. v?d. Pier. 
 To Peer, v. I. n. 1. fid) jcigcn, crf^ctncn, on* 
 
 br ccben 5 2. gucf en, fcbauen, un»>ernjanbt feben 5 
 
 II. o. (imSiangc) glci(b fleUcn. 
 Pee'rage, *. bic ^airSwiirbc, ber Sflci(b§abcl. 
 Pee'r?ss, s. bic ©cmablinn einc& ^air§. 
 Peer'l?ss, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. un»crglci(bli{b 5 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie UnocrgIei(bli(bf cit. 
 Pee'vjsh, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. cmpfinblid), 
 
 cigenfinnig, terbrie^Iid?, murrif(b i 2. finbif(b, 
 tboricbtj III. — ness, j.bttS cmpfinbli(be,mur= 
 rif(bc,:c. SBcfcn. 
 
 Peg, s. 1. or Peg'gy, abbr. fl. Margaret, ®rct« 
 (ben 5 2. bcr ^olgerne 3^agcl, ^flocf j SBirbclj 
 (g^ubnagelj fleine Bapfen? — ladder, bic 
 Sciterflangc, ^rabnlciter, — top , bcr (gc^ 
 »6bnli(bc) ^reifel. 
 
 To Peg , V. a. mit cincm ^flotf bcfcfUgcn , on* 
 pflocfen, in ^trooS pflocfen, ftofcn, cinram* 
 men, pegging awl, bic ^flodoblc, bcr "Kh- 
 fQ§o(^)rt. [nit. 
 
 Peg'matite, s. Afin.bcr^egmatit, ®(briftgra= 
 
 Pe'koe, 5. bcr ^ccco^Sbee. 
 
 Pel, s. abbr. fl. Peregrine. [2. bie 9ti(btig!eit. 
 
 Pelf, s. cont. 1. bcr 9lei(btbum, 9)tammonj 
 
 Pei'jcan, s. 1. Orn. bcr ^clicanj 2. or Pel'- 
 llcane, Chem. ber ^cUcan, cine Hxt ©cftiHir* 
 ((Sirculirs)®efQp. [tod. 
 
 Pelisse' [pells'], .v. cin^cljrorf, ©amcn=Uebcrs 
 
 P^llaraoun'tajn, jr. Bof. ber S3ergpoIci. 
 
 Pel'l?t, s. 1. bcr fleinc ©aUcn, baS ^ugc((bcn j 
 2. Her. bic [(broarjc Jtugcl. 
 
 Pel'leted, adj. ou§ ^ugclcben bcftcbcnb. 
 
 Pel'ljclc, s. ba§|)QUt(bcn.[bic fpanifcbc^amillc. 
 
 Pel'ljtory, s. Bot.baS 9}?QUcrfraut 5 — of Spain, 
 
 Pell-mell', I. *. vid. Pall-mall ; II. adv. t>crn)or* 
 rcn, unter obcr burtb cinanbcr. 
 
 Pells, J. pi. (^crgamcntroUcn:) clerk of the 
 — , bcr a3u(bbttltcr bci bcr ©(ba^hmmcr. 
 
 P^llu'cjd, adj. bur(bri(btig, i)cU. [hit. 
 
 Pellucid'ity, Pellu'cjdness, s. bic ®ur(bfld)tig= 
 
 Pelt, s. i. bQ8 ^cU, bic '^ant, bcr ^cls i 2.' bo^ 
 © (bitb oon gcUcn ^ 3. bic S5$utb ? in a — , ouf' 
 gcbrQ(bt, argcrlifb i — balls, bic 58u(bbrutfcrs 
 botlcn} — monger, bcr 9lQU(b(=n)QQrcn=)bSnb» 
 Icr J — wool, bie ©tcrblingsroolle. 
 
 To Pelt, V. I. a. n)crfcn,fd)icpcnj bcnjcrfcnj II. 
 n. l.wutbcn, tobenj 2.(bcrabs)fd)iepcn,pla^cn. 
 
 Pel'tate, Pel'tated, adj. Bot. fcbilbformig. 
 
 Pel'try. s. ba§ ^djrocrf, 3flaU(bn)Crf ,♦ dealer in 
 — , bcr 9lau(b(*n)aarcn0^cinblcr. 
 
 Pelure', *. bic Scbalc, gflinbc. 
 
 Pel'vjs, s. AnaU ba§ JBccfen. 
 
 Pem'raekin, s. ^rc^flcifcb (cine fxi) langc bal* 
 tcnbc conccntrirte gleif(bmaffe). 
 
 Pen, *. 1. a66r.fl. Penelope; 2. bic (@d)rcib=) 
 ^cberj figs. 3. ber ©tilj 4. (- man) bcr 
 @(brcibcr, @(brift[teUcr,- 5. Fish, cin ^if(b= 
 jaun Ob. cine aSubnc^ 6. ba§ |)fi^ncrbau5 j 7. 
 bie ©d^afburbcj 8. bo§ ©crinncj — case, bo§ 
 ^ennat, bic^cberbficbfcj — man, bcr @d)rcib* 
 mciflerj-manship, 1. bic (©(b6n=)©(brci' 
 bcfunfli 2. bic@(briftftcllcrei5 — nibber, Vk 
 ^ebcrfpi$maf(binc 5 - stock , baS ©(bu^brct. 
 
 To Pen, V. a. I. reg. 1. ftbrcibcn^ 2.(— down) 
 nicbcrftbreiben , Qufsci(bncn , fcbriftUtb dh^ 
 faJTcnj 3. bcfielen (eincn ^lugel) j II. ir. (— 
 up), einfpcrrcn , cinpfcr(ben. 
 
 Pe'nal, I. adj. jur ©trafc gcborig, firttfcnb, 
 ©trafs, — laws,2)^. ©trafgcfc^e j — sum, ba4 
 etrafgclb 5 II. - ly , ado. bci etrafc. 
 
 Pen'alty, s. bic (®clb=) ©trafc. 
 
 Pen'ance, s. bie Suf c, a3ufungi Steuc. 
 
 Pena'tes, s. pi. bic ^cnatcn, |)au§g6tter. 
 
 Pence, *. pi. ». Penny. 
 
 Pen'cjl, s. h bcr ^infclj 2. (lead -) bcr a5lci= 
 (lift, (red -) Sfl6t()cl5-of rays, Op/, cin 
 ©trablenbuf(bcl, <Strat)lenfcgcl5 — case, bQ§ 
 aSleifliftfutteral, S3lcifliftro^rj - cloth ,~ 
 rag, bcr »pinfeln)if(b j — colours , pi. ^orbcn^ 
 fliftc5 — rack, cin fflrctcbcn mit S6(bcrn gum 
 einMen bcr ^infcl. 
 
 To Pen'cjl, %\ a. malcn, jcicbnen, cntwerfcn. 
 
 Pen'cjlings, s. pi. ©fij^cn, 3ci(bnungcn. 
 
 Pen'dant, I. s. i.bQ§ ©cbangc^ SDbrgcbcnf j 
 Mars. 2. bcr Ob. bie SBimpcl } 3. (broad — ) 
 
Pend 
 
 526 
 
 Pent 
 
 t5er ©Idnbcr j 4.t)cr B^ixiUU -pangcr (Sauen^ 
 ten mit cinem SSIoct ob. cincr Jtoufd)) 5 5. cin 
 2ttt5etaFel (Tfrt Sffiinbejeug) 5 — rings, pi. 
 jpanggrlffe mit ©dliraubcn j — turn , ein S5or= 
 retberj II. adj. vid. Pendent. 
 Pen'dence, s. ber "JCb^ang, bie 5tcigung. 
 Pen'dencj, s. ber Tfuffc^ub, bie SScrjogerung 
 Pen'dent, I. adj. ^angeuDj ubcr^angenb, II. j. 
 
 1. bie (Stufee, Sragfdulc, ber Srdgcr j 2. p-s, 
 pi. Bot. '^iz (Staubfttben. 
 
 Pen'djce, s. vid. Pentice. 
 
 Pcn'diloche, s. bQ8 ^nljcingfel, bie ©aumel, 
 asime (an cinem Jtronleuc^ter). 
 
 pgn'djng, adj. 1. bef. Law, ©or ®eri(^tan^dn» 
 Si9/ (ob)f(in)ebenb 5 2. Com. nod) offenfte^ 
 ^enb , unobget^an 5 — debts , ft^roebenbe 
 ©d^ulbenj — transactions, l.f(broebcnbeS8ers 
 ^anblungcn? 2. offenf^e^enbe @(^ulben. 
 
 PenMule, s. vid. Pendulum. 
 
 Pen'duline- tit'mouse, *. Om.bic SSeutelmcifC. 
 
 Pendulos'ity, Pen'duloiysness , s. bttS ^crab* 
 ^dngen/iScbroeben. 
 
 Pen'dulous, adj. 1. fd^raebenb, baumclnb, 2. 
 
 fig. ungemif, unfiliifflg. 
 
 Pen'duliim, s. i.baS^enbeI,<Sd^n)unggen)i(bt} 
 
 2. (— dock)bic^cnbelu^r5 — bob, bie (^pen* 
 belOSinfe 5 — pliers, pi. bie ©pi^jongej — 
 watch, bie Saf(^cnut)r mit einem ^enbct. 
 
 Penetrabil'ity, s. bie iDurd^bringlit^feit. 
 Pen'etrable, adj. burci^bringlid^ j empfdnglid^. 
 Pen'etrancy, *.bic Ginbringlic^feit^ ©iarffidjt. 
 Pen'etrant, adj. 1. buri^bringenbj 2. fd^arf- 
 
 fid^tig, 3.y?g-. einbringcnb, ru^renb. 
 To Pen'etrate , v. I. a. 1. (burd^)bringen5 2. 
 
 rii^ren j 3. burd^fd^auen, crgdnbcn 5 II. n. ein= 
 
 ober tjorbringen. [Sinfxt^t, ber ©d^arffinn. 
 Penetra'tion, s. 1. bag ©inbringen, :c. 5 2. bie 
 Pen'etrative, I. adj. 1. burt^bringcnb, einbring= 
 
 Ii(§5 2. f(^arf, feinj fd^orffinnig, II. — ness, 
 
 J. bag S)urc^bringenbc , bie ©cbarfc, ber 
 
 ©(^arffinn. 
 Pen'gujn [peng'gwin] , s. 1. Orn. ber ^in= 
 
 guin, W ^ettgonS 5 2. Bot. bie roilbe ^nana§. 
 Penin'sula, .9. bie |)albinfel. 
 Penin'sular , adj. 1. or P?nifn'sulated , ^albin* 
 
 felf6rmig5 2. fid^ auf einc ^albinfei bejie^enb. 
 Pen'jron, J. Bo^baS SBo^Igcmut^.[fnirf(^t^eit. 
 Pen'itence , ~ cy , s. bie Su^e , 9leue , 3er* 
 Pgn'itent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. bupfertig, 
 
 reuig, jerfnirfc^tj III. *. 1. bcrJBupfertige^ 
 
 «ufer5 2. bag aSeid^tfinb. 
 Peniten'tial, I. or Penjten'tiary, adj. bieSSupe 
 
 betreffenb, ©uf=5 — psalms, bieSSuppfalmcn j 
 
 n. s. baS aSuf bu(^. 
 Penjten'tiary [— 'shari] , .?. 1 . ber Suppricfler, 
 
 Seid^ttjater 5 2. ber ®ei(^tflu^l j 3. bie pdpft* 
 
 li(^e:itb(a^fanKel)Iei5 4. ber iBupenbe^ 5. Am 
 ba§ aSufgefdngnif, (3n)ang§«)lrbeit§^ttuS. 
 Penk, s. vid. Menow. 
 Pen'na9hed , adj. Bot. buntftreiftg. 
 Pen'nant, s. Mar. vid. Pendant. [gcftebert. 
 Pen'nate, Pen'nated, adj. 1. geflugclt52. Bat, 
 Penned, adj. gcflugelt, beflugelt. 
 Pen'n?r, R)ie Penman , qv. 
 
 Pen'niform, adj. feber(fpulen=)f5rmig. 
 
 Pen'niless, adj. gelbloS, arm. 
 
 Pen'npn, s. vid. Pendant. 
 
 Pen'ny, s. 1. ber (englifd^e) pfennig 5 2. col. 
 ))a^ ©elb 5 ber <Bparpfennig 5 - dice, ^rujtfu= 
 (^enj — grass , — weed, Bot. baS^-frautj ~ 
 post, Ut ^-pofl, lonbner ©tabtpofl , Bot-s. — 
 royal, baSglo^fraut, ber ^oleii — rot, — wort, 
 bag ^-frautj— stones, ein grobeg roolleneg 
 3eug5 — weight, bag *))-gcmi(^tj — white, 
 filbcrroeif 5 — worth [col. pen'nur«/i] , I. j. 1. 
 fur cinen pfennig Sgert^j 2. bie Jtlcinigfeit, 
 ein SBenig 5 II. adj. roo^lfcil. 
 
 Pen'on, Pen'oncel, s, ber SKopcnf(t>iIb. 
 
 Pen'sjle, I. arfi.[)dngcnb,f(^n>ebenb5ll. — ness, 
 s. bag |)dngenbe. 
 
 Pen'sion, s. 1. Uc 3a^lung an ®elb, Olente> 
 2. bag ^oflgelb j 3. ber ^a^rgc^alt, bag mo= 
 natggelbj 4. ber ©nabcnge^altj Ut ©ienftbe* 
 lo^nung j 5. ber 9iot^ in ber Sflccbtgfd^ulc 
 Gray's inn. [fionircn. 
 
 To Pen'sion, v. a. cin S^^rgelb gcben, pen* 
 
 Pen'sipnary , s. ber ^pcnfiondr. 
 
 Pen'sioner, s. 1. bcr ^Kofigdnger^ ^enfiondr^ 
 2. ber ©olbling? 3. Ac. ber ©tipenbiat, the 
 king's p-s or gentlemen p-s, pt. bie 6()rene 
 rood^e beg ,K6nigg. 
 
 Pen'sjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. gebanfenpoU, 
 crnf^, fd^roermiit^ig i III. — ness, A-.bie ©(^roer* 
 mut^, ber buflere @rnfl. 
 
 Pent, pret. & p. p. 0. To Pen. 
 
 Pentacap'sular , adj. Bot. funffdc^erig. 
 
 Pen'taghord, s. Mus. bag ^entad^orbium. 
 
 Pen'tacle, s. bag ^oubcrfiegel. 
 
 Pen'tagon, s. Math, bag ^unfecf . 
 
 P^ntag'onal, P^ntag'onous, adj. funfctfig. 
 
 Pentahe'dral , Pentahe'drous , adj. funffeitig, 
 fiinffld^ig. [gunffia*. 
 
 Pentahe'dron , s. Math, bag ^cntaebron, 
 
 P?ntam'et?r, Gram. I. s. ber ^entometcrj II. 
 adj. pcntametrif4) , funffflf ig. 
 
 Pentan'der, s. Bot. bic finfmdnnrige ^flonjc. 
 
 P^ntan'drian, adj. Bot. fllnfradnnrig. 
 
 Pentan'gular, adj. funfiuinfclig. 
 
 Pentapet'alous, adj. funfbldtterig. 
 
 Pen'targhy, s. bic ^entarcbie, ^iinf^errfd()aft. 
 
 Pen'taspast, s. r.bcrglaf^jenjugmtrSCP.onen 
 
 Pentasper'mous, adj. Bot. funffamig. 
 
Pent 
 
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 Pere 
 
 Pen'tastigh, s. Hi ®cU6)t x>on 5 SSerfcn. 
 Pen't^style, *.cin®ebdut)cmit5 ©dulenrei^en 
 Pgn'taiteQch, s. bte 5 S9u(^cr 50lofi§. 
 Pen'tecost , s. bog ^fingfifcft, ^fingflcn. 
 Pentecos'tal, adj.^u^finQ^tn ge^6rig,^fingfis. 
 Pent^house, Pen'tjce, Pen'tjcle, j. 1)qS SBetter= 
 Pen'tile, s. tcx ^o^rjiegel. [t)a6) , <&5nget)a(^. 
 Pent/stemQn , s. BoL \)it @d)ili)biume. 
 Penult', Penul'tjma , s. Die OOrlc^te @ilbc. 
 Peniil'tjmate, adj. & s. i)er, tik, DOo SSorU^te 
 Peiium'bra, j. bcr ^Qlbfc^atten. 
 Penu'rious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. farg, 
 
 ^cijig 5 2. fpdrltc^/ axmlid), burftig , HI.— ness, 
 
 jr. 1. bie ,£arg^eit j 2. Die ©urftigfeit. [gel. 
 Pen'ary, s. ^k ©urftigfeit, ^rmut^, ber5)Jttii= 
 Peon, s. 1. [pun] ber(ofHnb. ^olijeiO'Solbat, 
 
 Ob. ©iener, 2. [pe'on] uid. Pawn, 2. 
 Pe'ony, s. Bot. bie ^donic, ®i(btro[e. 
 Peo'ple [pe'pl] , j. \ia^ SSolf, bie 2eute. 
 *To Peo'ple, v. a. (ic n. fid^) beoolfcm. 
 Pepas'tjcs, s. pi. Med. S5erbQuung&mittel. 
 Pep'p?r, s. 1. ber^fejferj 2. p-s, s. pl.i)k 
 
 fpan. *pfcffcrf(^oten 5 — box, — caster, bie *p-= 
 
 bud^fe ) — cake, — gingerbread, ber ^-f U(ben j 
 Bot-s. — dulse, ber p-tang } — grass, ber pil- 
 lenfarili — mint, bie ^-munje 5 — mushroom, 
 ber p-fd()n)Qmm5 — plant, md. — tree; — 
 pod, bie ^-[(botcj — pot. Am. ein pifanteS 
 @erid)t (bieSuppe) ©on aUerlei 5ufammcnge= 
 bacftem ^ti'ifd)ej* — proof , beS pfeffcrS gc* 
 JBo^nt, ttbgebdrteti — tree , ber ^-baum^ — 
 vine, Bot. bcr SSeinbaum? — water, boS^-s 
 roajfer j — wart, Bot. tik ^-rourj. 
 
 To Pep'per, v. a. pfcjfern. 
 
 Pep'p^rage , s. bie ^fefferbu(bfe. 
 
 Pep'p?ring, Pep'p^ry , adj. ^i^ig, bcftig. 
 
 Pep'tjc, adj. Med. 1. bie SSerbQuung betreffenb, 
 S$erbauung§s 5 2. Die SSerbauung beforbcrnb. 
 
 Per, (lot.) prep, per, burcb, mit, fiir, ac, bef. 
 Com-*. — advance , im oorau0) — annum, 
 jd^rlid^j — week, n)0(benroeife5 6d. — pound, 
 6d.fiir bad ^funbj as — account, bill of lading, 
 &c. , lout Stcd^nung , ^radjtbricf , :c. 5 — ba- 
 lance (of all accounts), per ©olbo? — cent, 
 (bag) ^rocentj — centage , Dag ^rocent : 1. 
 bie ^ropifton, 6ommifrion(8 » ®ebu^r) 5 2. 
 ber (Sewinni — se, furfi(b, Ponfelbft, allein. 
 
 Peradven'ture [— 'tshiJir], adv. 1. pon unge= 
 fd^r3 2. pietteid^t. 
 
 Peragra'tion, s. ber jDurtbgang , UmlQUf. 
 
 To P^rilm'buirite , u. a. burcbipanbem, bur(^= 
 reifeii) bereifen 5 — ing watch, bie @(brittu^r. 
 
 Perambula'tion , s. 1. bie ©urcbiPQnberung, 
 ©urdjreifej 2. ui a5ereifen,bieiBeiid)tigung5i 
 3. ber ©crit^t&fprenget. [^^JJeproo.! 
 
 Pfram'bulator , s. T. ber 6 (brittmeffer , btt§| 
 
 P^rcaulahs' [perkalz^, s. pi. »perfal§ (ofKnb. 
 ^attune). [bar,mcrHi(b. 
 
 Percei'vable , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. cmpfinb= 
 
 To Perceive', v. a. rpabmebmen, cmpftnben, 
 racrfen^ bemcrfcn, gewa^r iperben. 
 
 Percen'tage, vid. Per, prep. 
 
 Perce'pier, s. Bot. Der cnglifd)C <Stcinbrc(b. 
 
 Perceptlbil'jty , s. bic Gmpftnbbarfeit , ^Itxh 
 lid)hit. [bar 5 merflicb, wa^rnel^mbttr. 
 
 Percep'tjble, 1. adj.; II. — ly, adv. cmpfinb* 
 
 Percep'tion, s. 1. ba§ ©mpfinbunggoenn^gcn, 
 aScrouf tfein j 2. lik SBaljrne^mung , (Smpfin« 
 bung 5 3. bie SSorflellung, ber 95egri|f. 
 
 Percep'tive , adj. empfinbcnb , njobrncbmcnb 5 
 — sensation, bie ^mpfinbiingSfrttft. 
 
 Perceptiv'lty , s. 1. baS SBQbrnebmung§t»cr= 
 mogen, 2. )ia^ 5)en!oermogen. 
 
 Perch, s. 1. bie (gRep=)Silut^e (== 16 Va gup) j 
 2. bie (^u^nerO^tange? 3. bcr Sangroagen, 
 SangbQum (an cinem SSagcn)? 4. Ich. bcr 
 SSrS, aSarfcbj — bolt, Surg, bcr JtnoUnagcl. 
 
 To Perch, u. I. n. (p. §86geln) auffliegen, |i(^ 
 fe^en, ji^cnj II. a. fe^en? p-ing knife , T. ber 
 (S(blicbtmonb ber Seberbereitcr. [ctwa. 
 
 Perchance', adv. 1. pon ungcfdbr J 2. »iellei(bt, 
 
 Percip'i?nt,I. adj. n)a^rncl)menb , empfinbcnb f 
 II. s. boS empftnbenbe SBefen. 
 
 To Per'cpljite, v. I. a. burcbfcibcn, bur(bfd)Iaa 
 gen, Iduternj II. n. burd()fi(tern. 
 
 PercQla'tion , s. ^k Durdjfei^ung , giltrirung. 
 
 Percpnta'tion, s. bic 9ta4>forf(bung. 
 
 To Perciiss', v. a. f(^lagen , erf(buttern. 
 
 Percus'sion, s. 1. ber <B6)laQ, @tof , bic @r= 
 f^iitterungi 2. ber SBieber^aUj 3. Gun. ^k 
 ^ercuffion, instrument of — , ba& ®^Iogin» 
 jtrumcnt (pauf c, Srommel, jc.) 5 — cap , bo& 
 3unbbut(bcn , — lock , ba§ ^-Sfcblop j — 
 powder, baS ^-Spuloer > — shell , Med. bic 
 GrfcbutterungSfcbale. 
 
 Percus'sjve, adj. f(blagenb, erf(buttcmb.[ternb. 
 
 Percu'ti^nt [— 'shient] , adj. fdjlagcnb, fdjmcts 
 
 Perdi'tion,.v. 1. baSS5crberben,bie3er^6rungf 
 2. Hieol. bic SScrbammnip. 
 
 Perdu', P?rdue', I. adj. & adv. 1. im ^inUt' 
 baltc, ouf bcr Soucr^ 2. roag^alftg, II. *. 1. 
 Mil. bic pcrlorne ©d^ilbnjac^e, ber dupcrftc 
 ^ofteni 2. ber SBSfiftUng. [roanbern. 
 
 To Per'egrinate, v. n. (in bergrcmbc) reifen^ 
 
 Peregrjna'tion, s. bic Cftcife, SSanberfcbaft. 
 
 Per'egrjnator, s. ber SBanbcrcr, Olcifenbe. 
 
 Per'egrine,I. *. percgrinu&(2Ji-n.)j II. adj, 
 1. fremb, auSldnbifcb? 2. wanbcrnb 5 — hawk, 
 ber SSanberfalF. 
 
 Per'^mptpry [or p$r^m'tori] , I. adj. ; II. — 
 jly, adv. 1. pcrcmtorifcb (au(b La\D)y aiU 
 [(bctbcnbj 2. a6ipre(^tnbj^artn(i(fi9) in.- 
 
Pere 
 
 528 
 
 Peri 
 
 joess , s. 1. t)ic entf(i^eit>un8i 2. ba6 TCbfprc^ 
 
 ^cnbe, ^artndefige ©e^aupten. 
 Peren'nigil, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv, percnnirenD, 
 
 immeriaucmbj III.*.bic pcrennirenbc ^flanjc. 
 Peren'nity , s. t)Q§ ^ercnnircn. [S^rcn. 
 
 Pererra'tion, s. t)Q& ^erumftreid^cn , (llm^er=) 
 Pereter'iton, s. Surg. Der ©(^ttbclbo^rer. 
 PAr'f^ct, I. adj. l.t>oUfommenj 2. Qu§gebil= 
 
 t>etj3. Gram. tcrgangen) Il.v.bttS ^erfcctum. 
 To Per'f(?ct, V. a. loercoUfommncn, »oaent)cn. 
 Per'fecter, s. bcr SSerooUf ommncr. [hit 
 
 Perfectlbil'jty, s. tie S5er»oIIfommnung§fd^i9= 
 Perfec'tjble, adj. OcrooUfommlid^. 
 Perfec'tion, *.l. bicSScrooUfommnung^ 2. bic 
 Perfec'tional, adj. ooUcnbet. [SSolIfommcn^cit. 
 To Perfec'tionate , vid. To Perfect. 
 Perfec'tionist, *. bcr auf SSoUf ommen^eit 7f n= 
 
 fprud^ 5)^a(^enbe j ^uritaner. [nenb. 
 
 Perfec'tj ve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ndv. pcrcoHf oinm= 
 Per'f^ctly , adv. 0. Perfect. 
 Per'f^ctness, s. bic SSoUfommen^cit. 
 Perfii'cient, adj. wirFIid^. 
 P^rfid'jous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. trculo8,oer= 
 
 rfitbcrif(b j III. — ness, s. bic %vtulo\iQMt. 
 Per'fidy, s. bie S^rculofxgfcit , bcr Sreubruci(>, 
 
 SSerrat^. [fe§t , offen. 
 
 Per'flable, adj. bcm SBinbc obcr Buge Qu§ge= 
 To Perflate', v. a. bur(bblafett, burcbwe^en. 
 Pertla'tion, s. ttt§ ©uriblafcn. 
 Perfo'ljate, adj. Bot. bur(blOQ(^fen. 
 To Per'forate, v. a. burtbbo^rcn, burd^IS^cm. 
 Perfpra'tion, *. 1. bte©urd^bo^rung, ©urcblo* 
 
 djcrung 5 2. W SJcffnung, ba§ 2od^ , — plates, 
 
 feinbur(^lo(bcrtc SBeifblccbtafeln (su ©id^cr* 
 
 bcit§lotcrnen,:c.). 
 Per'forator, s. Surg, ber (^opf=)S5o^rcr. 
 Per-fijrce^, adv. mit ©CWalt. 
 To Perform', v. La. 1. ccmd(>ten, t^un; 2. 
 
 »oIl5ie^cn5 3. (SBort) ^oltcnj II. n. ©troas 
 
 (gut Ob. f4)Ic(]j>t) madden, cortragen , (ouf ber 
 
 aSubne obcr cinem ^nftrumcnte) fpiclen. 
 Perfor'mable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. QUSful^rbar. 
 Perfor'mance, *. 1. blcSSoUjie^ung, Xu§fu^* 
 
 rung, SJcrrid^tung, 2. bie Sbat, ba§ SBerf , 
 
 3. bie JBorflettung, "Kuffubrung, Seiftung, ba& 
 
 (Spiel. 
 Perf6r'm?r, s. 1. bcr SSoIIsiebenbe, 2c. c/. To 
 
 Perform; 2. ber (@(l^au=)®pieler, (SonO 
 To Per'fricate, v. a. iiberreibcn. [^nftler, :c. 
 Perfrica'tion , s. bie Uebcrrcibuitg. 
 P^rfu'matpry, adj. WO^lriec^enb. 
 Per'fume [or perfume'], *. l.berSBo^Igerui^} 
 
 2. btt§ gidud^errocrf , SticcbrnQfTer. 
 To Perfume', w. o. bur(bbuften ; (bur<^)rdu5 
 
 (^ernj p-d cherry, Bot.Ut 5Ra§alcbHrf(be , 
 
 p-Ing pan, baS {)ftau(ibfQf . 
 
 Perfu'm?r, s. bcr ^arfumcur. 
 
 P?rfu'mery , s. ^arfiimcricn. 
 
 Perfunc'tpry, I. adj.; 11. — ily, ado. obcn^iti 
 nad^ldffig , forglo§ j 111. — in?ss , bie StGcb= 
 IdffigMt. [fdrben. 
 
 To Perfuse', v. a. fibcrgicfcn, bur(bftr6meuj 
 
 Perfu'^ion, s. t)ic Ucbcrgiepung, :c. 
 
 Perhaps', adv. pielleid^t. 
 
 Pe'ri, s. bic ^cri (morgcnldnbiftbe ^cc). [tel. 
 
 Per'icard, Pericar'dium, s. Anat. bcr ^crsbcus 
 
 PerjcaHdian, Perjciir'dlc, adj. Anat. ^crjs 
 beutcls, periforbifcb. 
 
 Per'icarp, Perlcar'pjura, .v. Bof.bie^rU(^>tbunc. 
 
 To Peric'ljtate, V. n. roogcn. 
 
 Periclita'tion, s. 1 . bic ® cfo^r , 2. btt§ SBagnip. 
 
 Per'jcrany, Perjcra'njym , s. Amit. bic dupcre 
 
 ©cbdbcl^aut. 
 Per'jdot, s. Min. bcr ^cribot, (§brt)foUt^. 
 Per'igee, Perjge'um , s. Ast. bic 6rbndbc (bcr 
 
 ^lanetcn). [ncnndbc. 
 
 Perjhe'lJQn, Perihe'lium, *. Ast. bic ©on= 
 Per'jl, s. 1. bic®cfQbrj 2. bie ©roljungj at 
 
 your — , auf 5b«®efa^ri at the — of .., 
 
 bci SSermcibung con [auf § ©pici fc|cn. 
 
 To Per'jl, v. I. n. in ©cfabrfcinj II. a. roagcn, 
 Per'ilous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adi;. gcfd^rli^i 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie ©cfdbrlid^fcit. 
 Perim'et?r, s. Geom. bcr Umfang. 
 Perinae'um, s. Anat. l)Q§ 9JlittclfIeif(b. 
 Pe'rjod, s. 1. Ast. ber ^rciSlQuf, bic Umlaufg^ 
 
 jcitj 2. bic ^eriobe, bcr ^citroum, 3. bci 
 
 (?8c')<^6)ln% bQ§ (Snbcj 4. berC0lebcO©a§, 
 
 llhHfii 5. Typ. bcr (©(blup=) ^unft [ . ]. 
 Perjod'jc, I. or — c?! , adj. ; II. — csiliy , adv. 
 
 pcriobifi 5 — cal motion, bcr ^rcisiauf 5 Hi. 
 
 — cal, s. bie pcriobif(be (ob. 3cit=) ©(brift. 
 Perlos'teum, s. Anat. bic ^notben^QUt. 
 Perjpatet'ic, I. or — cal, adj. pcripatetifd^ j II. 
 
 s. ber ^cripatctifer. [pbie. 
 
 Perjpatet'icism, s. bie pcriptttctif(bc ^bilofo- 
 P^riph'eral , Peripher'ic, — c?il, adj. pcripbe* 
 
 rifcb , umfreifenb. 
 
 Periph'^ry, s. bie ^cripbcric, bcr Umfrci§. 
 Per'jphrase, Periph'rasis, s. bicUmfcbreibung. 
 To Per'jphrase, v. a. & n. umf(brcibcn. 
 Perjphras'tic, I. or — cal, adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 
 
 umfd^reibenb. [cntjunbung bctrcffenb. 
 
 Peripneumon'jc, — cal, adj. Med. bic 2ungCK- 
 Peripneu'raQuy, s. Med.bicSungcncntgunbung. 
 Perip'teral, P^rip'terous, adj. mit 6dulcn 
 
 umgeben. 
 Peris'cians, Peris'cii [— ish'janz, — ish'llj , s 
 
 Ast, bie limftbattigcn (untcr ben ^olar!rcifcn 
 Per'jscope, s. bic Umfid^t. [SBobncnbcn) 
 Penscop'jc, adj. periffopifcb (bcf. Opt.), 
 
 umftbaucnb. 
 
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 529 
 
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 To P^r'jsb, V. n. 1. Derunglurfeit, umfommen, 
 cerberbenj ju ©runbc ge^enj 2. eergc^en. 
 
 Per'jshable, I. ac/j. Jjergcinglic^, ^infdUig j — 
 goods, Com. Uid)t oerbevbltt^e SEBaore} II. — 
 ness , s. bie S5erg(!lnglid)Feit. 
 
 Per'jsperm, s. Bot. t)ie (Samen^uUc. 
 
 Perispher'ic, adj. fugelfSrmig. [tifd^. 
 
 Peristai'tjc, adj. Anat. rourmformig, perifltal 
 
 Periste'rjon , s. Bot. l>tt& Sifenfraut. 
 Per^jstyle , s. Arch. Me Umfdulung. 
 Per'jt, s. l)a& ®en>i(^t unter einem ©ran. 
 Peritone'um, s. Anat. Die Darm^QUt. 
 PeritrSfh'ium , s. Mech. tin an [ciner 7C(^fe 
 
 fefleg unb mit berfelben umlaufenbeS Slat). 
 Per'iwig (ca7it. Pei-'i winkle) , s. bie ^errurfc 
 To Per'iwig. v. a. mit ciner^crrucfcbeflciben. 
 Per'iwinkle,*. 1. Bo<.t)a§@inngrun5 2.CoA(c/i. 
 
 bie 0tranbmonbf(^ne(fe. [©ib f(3&n>6ren. 
 To Per'jure (one's self) , v. refl. einen faffc^en 
 Per'jijred, I. or Perju'rious, adj. meineibigj II. 
 
 or Perjurer, s. ber 5jieineibigc. 
 To Perk, v. I. n. 1. feoc^ fo^rcn, ftolj t^unj 2. 
 
 fi(^ cr^ebcn, auffommenj II. a. (—up) pu^en, 
 Per'kin, s. ber gcringe (5i)bcr. [aufpu^en. 
 
 Perlustra'tion,*.bie©uriforf(i^ung,5)ur(^ri(^t. 
 Per'magy, s. bic ^erme (turf. SSoot). 
 Per'manence, — cy,*. l.bic(bcfl5nbige)^ort= 
 
 baucr5 2. ba& aSe^arren. 
 Per'manent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. bleibcnb, 
 
 fortbauernb, an^altenb , beftanbig. 
 Permeabil'jty, s. bie ©urd^bringbarfeit. 
 Per'meable, adj. burcbbringbar,bur(^bringli(i^. 
 To Per'meate, v. a. burd^ge^en , burc^bringcn. 
 Permea'tion, s. ba§ ©urc^bringen. 
 PermTs'cjble , adj. ioeniuf(^bar. 
 Permis'sible, adj. julttfjig , ju eriauben. 
 Permis'sion, s. bic SSerftattung, Grlaubnip. 
 Permis'sive, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. oerftats 
 
 tcnb ) 2. pgeloffcn , ccrftattet. 
 To Permit', V. a. erIauben, julajfen , geflatten. 
 Per'mit [or permit'], s. 1. ber Grlaubnipf(^ein, 
 
 ^rcijettcl, (SSaaren*) ^affirjettel , 2. ber 
 Permit'tance, vid. Permission. [©d^iffSpap. 
 Permuta'tion, 5.bieS5crtauf(bung, berUmtaufci. 
 Per'nara, col. ft. Pcrnambu'co , — wood (pi. 
 
 pernams) , ^ernambuf^olj. 
 Per'nancy, s. Law , bag ©mpfangen ober @in* 
 
 nel)men (oon Stenten, k.). 
 Per'nell, abbr. ft. Petronel'la (^-n.). 
 Perni'cious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. terberblid) , 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie SSerberblid^feit. 
 Pernocta'tion , s. baS ®ur(l(?mac^cn bcr ^a6)t. 
 Per'nour, s. — of profit, Law , ber 3^U§nie^er. 
 PerOgue', vid. Pirogue. 
 Perora'tion, s. ber ©d^tup einer 0lebe. 
 Perox'yde , s. Ckem. ba§ peroj:t)b. 
 
 I. 
 
 To Perpend', v,a, crwdgen. 
 
 Perpen'd^r, s. Arch, ber Segeflcin, ,Kragflctn. 
 
 Perpen'dicle, ^. 1. ber ^erpenbifcli 2. bal 
 
 asieilot^, bie Senffd^nur. 
 Perpendic'Qlar, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adt). fenfrec^t j 
 
 III. s. bie @enfred(>te. 
 
 Perp^ndicular'jty, s. bie fenfrcd^te Oli4>tung. 
 To Per'petrate, v. a. bege^en, teriiben. 
 Perpetra'tion,s. biefiSerubungj (grecclOSI^at. 
 Per'petrator, s. ber SSerubenbe, S^dtcr. 
 Perpet'ual [— tshu — ] , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 immerrodl)renb, unauf^orli^, ununtcrbro^jenj 
 
 — screw , bie ©d^roube o^nc @nbe. 
 To P^rpet'uate, v. a. 1. cwig ma(i)cnj 2. im* 
 
 merwd^renb cr^altcnj 3. oereroigen. 
 Perpetua'tion , s. 1. bie fldte ^ortfe^ungj 2. 
 
 bieSSerewigungi 3. bie ^ortbauer. 
 Perpetu'jty, s. Ui Unauf^orli(bfeit,a3eftdnbig« 
 
 tdt, Groigfeit, — fund, bieperpetueUe Olentc, 
 
 unablosbarc ©d^ulb. [matben. 
 
 To Perplex', v. a. 1. oerwirrcn^ 2. bej^iirst 
 Perplex'^d, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ady. oerlegcn, bc» 
 
 fturjtj III. — ness, s. 1. bic SSerwirrungj 
 
 2. bie S?cr(egcn^eit. 
 Perplex'ity, s. 1. bic SSeriDorren^eit, ©(bwic- 
 
 rigfeitj 2. bic SSef^urjung, SScrlegen^eil, 
 
 tngflUtbfeit. 
 Per'quisite, I. adj. 1. erforbcrlid^ , 2. burt^ 
 
 ^leip erroorbcnj II. *. 1. Law, baS Grrocrb* 
 
 nip 5 "ifccibenS, pi.9?ebeneinfunfte,©pcrtelnj 
 
 2. bas Gintrittsgelb ber ©efangencni 3. 
 
 Print, ^ccibengarbeit. 
 Perqujsi'tion, s. bie (gcnauc) S^ad^forfdfjung. 
 PerquiM'jtor , s. ber (genaue) Unterfud^er. 
 Per'rQn, s. bie S^ortreppc, bcr Heine Tfltan. 
 Per'roquet, vid. Paroquet. 
 P^rriike', vid. Periwig. 
 Per'ry, s. ber SSimroein. 
 To Per'secute , v. a. t>erfoIgen. 
 Persecu'tion, .v. bie Sjcrfolgung. 
 Per'secutor,5.bcrSSerfoIger.[lid^feit,^u§baucr. 
 Perseve'rance , s. ba& ©e^arrcn, bie S3c^ttrr« 
 To Persevere', v. n. be^arren, auSbaucrn. 
 Perseve'ringly, adv. be^arrlid^, flanb^aft. 
 Per'sia [— shia], s. Geog. ^crfien. 
 Per'sian [— shan] , I. *. 1. bcr ^crfcrj 2. einc 
 
 ■Jfrt ©cicenseug) II. (or Per'sjc), adj. per* 
 
 fifd^5 — wheel, 2\ baS perfif^e Olob (cine 
 
 SBajferi^ebung&mafd^inc sum aScrodJTern an 
 
 ^Uipufern tiegenber Sdnberei<;n). 
 Persifra'mon, s. Bot. bic ^erfimonpflaumc. 
 To Persist', v. n. (— in) bc^arren in . . . , bel 
 
 ...,befle^enauf ... . 
 Persis'tence, s. 1. bag SSe^arrcn, bic S3e^arr» 
 
 Iid)feit, ^cfiigf eit 5 2. bie ^artndcfigfcit. 
 P^rsis'tjve adj. be^arrli(b, ftanb^ft, feft. 
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 530 
 
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 Per'son, *. 1. t>ie ^erfon , 2. bcr ^orper i \>a?> 
 
 tufm-, 3. Me SloUe, ber g^ararterj a-, 
 
 Semanb, no — , 5tiemant>. 
 Per'sonable, adj. 1. fd^Sn, ^ubfd^ (»on^erfon) j 
 
 2. Laio, rcd^tSfd^ig. [Person. 
 
 Per'son^ige, s. 1. Die ((StQnt5e§s)^erfon , 2. vid. 
 Per'sonal, I. orf?.; II. — ly, adv. perfonlici), 
 
 ^erfonaI=. [fonlid^feit. 
 
 Personal'ity (Per'sonalty, Law), s. t)ic^cr= 
 ToPer'sonate, v. a. 1. tjQtftellen, corftellcn^ 
 
 2. (n. ft£^) ttu§gcben fitr . . . j 3. not^mac^en j 
 
 p-d flowers, Bot 5Wa§FcnbIumen. 
 Persona'tion , s. Me SSorftcHung. 
 Per'sonator, s. bcr ©arftellente. 
 Personifica'tion, ^. bie "PerfonifiCQtion. 
 To P^rsSn'jfy , V. a. perfonifidren. 
 Perspec'tive, I. s. 1. t)ie ^erfpecttJje, 2. bic 
 
 iusftd^t^ 3. bte gernseid^nung j 4. ba§ ^crn* 
 
 ro^r, ^erfpcctiP, II. adj.; III. — ly, adv. 
 
 perfpectiMfdt>. 
 Perspica'cions, I. adj. fd(|Qrfjt4>tig 5 II. — ness, 
 
 Perspica9'ity, Per'spicacy , s. Me ©d^arffld^s 
 
 tigfeit, ber ©(j^arfblicf . [©eutlid^fcit. 
 
 Perspicii'ity , s. 1. bic ©urd^ficl) tig!citj 2. Me 
 Pergpi</uous, I. arfj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. burd^= 
 
 ffd^ttgCw. ii.)? 2. beutUd^, Har J III. — ness, 
 
 s. vid. b. ». as. 
 
 Perspirabn'jty , s. bic ^uSbfinftborfcit. 
 P^rspi'rable , adj. au§bflnftbar. 
 Perspira'tion, *. bie ^uSbunflunQ; ber ©d^roei^. 
 Perspi'rative, Perspi'ratory, arfj. bie If U§bun= 
 
 fiung bcforbcrnb. [flen, fc^roi^cn. 
 
 To Perspire', v. n. & a. QuSbiinfien, Perbun= 
 To P^rstringe', v. a. furj (oberfld^Iid^) be= 
 
 rfi^ren. [(leic^t) ju iiiberreben. 
 
 PersoaMable [— swa'— ] , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 *To Persuade', v. a. 1. iiberreben, berebeitj 
 *P$rsaa'der, s. bcr flberrebenbe.[2.{iber3cugen. 
 ♦P^rsua'sjble, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ju iiber= 
 
 rebcn,i[ibcrrebbQr5 III.— ness, *Persuasjbil'- 
 
 ity, *. MeflberrebbarFeitj Seid^tgldubigfeit. 
 * Persua'sion , s. 1. Me Uberrebungi 2. bie 
 
 flberseugung? 3. bie ©enfart, ber ©laubc. 
 ♦P^rsna'sjve, I. or * Persua'sory , adj. ; II. — 
 
 ly, adv. iiberrcbenb, einne^menbj III. *. ber 
 
 flbcrrebung§grunb5 IV. — ness, s. bie fiber* 
 
 rcbenbevRraft. 
 Pert, adj. 1. niunter,flin!;lebmtj 2. »erf(^Itt5 
 
 gen, fd^Iau? 3. corwl^ig, vorlaut, nofeweis. 
 To Pertain', v. n. (— to) gc^firen (@inem)} 
 
 betreffen (®tmo5). 
 Pgftjna'cions, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. 1. eigett* 
 
 flnnig, ^alSftorrig; ^artn5cfig5 2. flanb^oft, 
 
 be^Orrlid^J III. - ness, Pertina9'jty, s. l.Me 
 
 .^algftarrigfeit, ^ortudcfigfeitj 2. bicStanb* 
 
 fcQftigfcit, ©eMrrlid^Feit. 
 
 Per'tjnence, — cy, *. bic <S(^idfIi(i^!eit, Kn 
 me|fent)eit, (i^cmdf^cit. 
 
 Per'tjn^nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. jur ©ad^C ge= 
 ^orig , paJTenb , trcffenb, angcmeffcn} 11 L — 
 ness, s. ba§ ^affenbe, bie 'Jfngcmcffcn^cit. 
 
 Pertin'gent, adj. berii^renb, Qnflof enb. 
 
 Pert'ly , adv. ». Pert. 
 
 Pert'ness, *. 1. bic 9)?untcrfcit, 2eb()aftigfeit; 
 2. bie (Sd^lQu^eitj 3. bie il^afcmcisijcit ber 
 S?onT)i|. [gen, florcn. 
 
 To P^rtiirb', To Pertiir'bate , v. a. bcunruOi^ 
 Perturba'tion, s. Me Unrulje, SSerwirruH g. 
 Perturba'tpr , Pertur'ber , a\ bcr ©torcr. 
 P^rtuse', Pertused', adj. 1. bur(!^I6f^crt5 2. 
 Bot. cingcboI)rt. [burd^gcbo^rtc Zotf). 
 
 Pertu'sion , 5. 1. bie Durd)bcl)vung5 2. boS 
 
 Peru', s. Geog. ^cru. 
 
 Peruke', Periique' [— ruk'] , vid. Periwig, 
 
 Perule', s. Bot. bic ©amcnljulle. 
 
 Peru'sal, s. bag ©urdblcfcn, bie Surd^fid^t. 
 
 To Peruse', r.a.burd^Icfcn , burd)gct)cn , p rfifen. 
 
 Peru'vjan, I. s. bcr ^crupiancrj II. adj. pcru^ 
 
 pianif^ 5 — bark, bic ^iebcrrinbe, 6f)ino. 
 To Pervade', v. a. burc^brtngcn. 
 Pervii'sion, s. bo§ jDurc^bringcn. 
 Perverse', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. t»crFe()rt, flor^ 
 
 rifd^, tiicfifd^, terftodPt, ocrberbt bofe i HI. - 
 
 ness, .¥. vid. Perversity. 
 Perver'sion, s. bie S5crfel)rung, SScrbcrbuitg. 
 Perver'sity, s. bic S5cr!cl)rt^eit, Sauncnl) oftig-- 
 
 Hit, bie aBunbcrli(^Feit, bcr ©igcnfinn, \)k 
 
 aSerberbt^eit. 
 
 Perver'sjve, adj. terbcrblic^, tcrberbcnb. 
 To Pervert', v. a. 1. perfc^rcn, loerbrc^eir- 
 
 t)crfdlf(^en5 2. perbcrben. 
 Perver'ter, s. bcr S5erbrc^er, 2C. 
 Perver'tjble, adj. Icid^t p Perfct)ren. 
 To P^rves'tigate , v, a. auffpuren. 
 Pervestiga'tion, s. bttS ^Uffpuren. 
 Pervica'cious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ^artnorftQi 
 
 in. — ness, Perv|ca9'ity ^.bic^artnarfigMt. 
 Per'vioHs, I. adj. 1. woburd^ mon gcl)en Fann, 
 
 jug5nglid^,offen5 2.burd^bringli(^jlI.— nes5j 
 
 *. bie ©ur^bringlid^feit. 
 Pesade', s. Mart, bie ^cfabc. 
 Pes'sary , s. Med. ba§ 9JJuttcrsdpf(^Ctt. 
 Pest, s. bic ^efi, iScud^c, ^lage. [gen. 
 
 To Pes'ter, v. a. befd()n)crcn; bcunru^{gcn,pIo^ 
 Pes'ter?r, s. bcr aScfc^wcrlii^C; Sludlcr. 
 Pes'terons, adj. bcfd^wcrlid^. 
 Pestiferous, adj. 1. pcfii I cnjitt [([(&, anficrfcnb 
 
 per«cflet; 2. /Zg. oerberblic^. [-^eftilcnxmurs. 
 Pes'til^nce , s. bie ^cftilcnSJ - wort, Bot. bie 
 Pes'tjl^nt, Pestjlen'tial, l.adj.; 11. - ly; adv. ■ 
 
 1. pcftilensialift^ , pefiortig , anflcrfenbj 2. 
 
 perberbliA. 
 
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 P&'tle [pes'l or pes'tl] , /. 1. t>ic 5Korfer=.;Pet'tiness, i. fcie^^Iein^jeit^^eringfugtQfdf. 
 
 fcule, t>er BUfcli 2. Ut furjc ®toif cincS Pet'tjsh, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. murrif^ ter= 
 
 gonjlttbeis oDer S3ailiffg. Dricf lid^ , cigcnfinnig i HI. - ness, s. bte mur= 
 
 *To Pes'tle, v. a. mtt eiitem ©tof cI jcrflopen. rifc^e Saune , Da§ miirrifdje SSefcn , tie S5cr» 
 
 Pet, ^. 1. ber Unreille, SBibermiae , 58ert)ruf ,; bricplid^feit. [j^crfcly. 
 
 2. ba§ ^attSIamin,®(^ofi)unt>d^en) 3. bcr 2icb= i Pet'titoes , s. pi. bie ^upc cineS fougcnbcn 
 
 ling. [madden iU.n. ubel ne^men. 'Pet'ty, adj. iUin, roinsig, gcringc, unbcbeutcnt j 
 
 ToPet,v. I. a. 1. persdrtclnj 2. oerbricplic^ij -bag office, Mc(S(^reibcmaufbcm^ans(cl)= 
 
 Pe'tJil [or pet'al] , >y. fio/. bag S3lumenblatt. jj Itigerit^te, — chaps, Oim. bie braunc ©ras^ 
 
 Pet'aled, Pet'alous, adj. Bot. mit 35Iumen= 
 hl&tUxxi, bidtterig. [budjfc. 
 
 Petar', Petard', s. GKn.tik ^Ctorbe, @prcng= 
 
 Pete'ghiae [or pitek'kie], s. pt. Med, bic ^Cs, 
 tefd^en^glo^fledPen. 
 
 •Pete'chjal, adj. mit ^lecfenj —fever, bQy 
 ^etefd^enftebcr, ^Iccfficbcr. 
 
 PeV, .V. l.^etrug, ^cter(ajJ-n.)5 2. uW. 
 Nitre; — boat, ba§ ^i[d)erboot eine§ — man, 
 ber mit )perbotencm3 euge auf ber S^emfe fifcbt) 
 — pence, bcr ^etergpfennig (Ifbgabe on ben 
 ^Qpfl) 5 - 's wort , Bot. \i\i <Bt. peterswurj. 
 
 Pe't^r^l, vid. Petrel. 
 
 Pet'jglar, - ary, adj. Botwa^ gum SlattfKele 
 ge^ort, borauS cntfpringt ober barouf feflfi^t. 
 
 Pet'jQlate , — ated , mit cincm SSIottfliele \>crs 
 
 Pet'iole, s. Bot. ber SSIottftiel. [fc^en. 
 
 Pet'it[pet'tiJ, u/(/. Petty. 
 
 Peti'tion, *. 1. bte 33itte , Sittfc^rift, ba§ ®e» 
 fud^j 2. Law, bie aSegeljrungS = ober Hn^ 
 fprud^Sfloge. • [l)altcn bci 
 
 To Peti'tion, v. a. & n. UtUn, onfucben, ons 
 Peti'tionarjly, adv. bittmeife.[b. ®ittf(breibcn. 
 Petif'tionary, adj. bittenb j an^Qltenb j — letter, 
 Peti'tipn^r, s. ber SSittfteller, 7fnfu(ber. 
 PetSng', it. baS cbinefiftbe SSeipfupfer. 
 Pe'tre, s. (— salt) vid. Nitre. 
 Pet'rel , .v. Orn. ber ©turmcogel. 
 Petres'c^nt, adj. (!(!> loerfteinernb. 
 Petrjfac'tion, s. bie SSerfteinerung. 
 Petrjfac'tive, Petrifjc, adj. cerflcinernb. 
 Petrifjca'tion , *. i.vid. Petrifaction; 2.fg. 
 
 bie iSerfjdrtung. 
 To Pet'rjfy, v. I. a. 1. oerflcine(r)n} 2. ter» 
 
 ^drtenj II. n. [\6) oerfleinc(r)n , ju ©tein 
 Pe'trol, Petro'liura, s. bag ©teinol. fiuerben. 
 Pet'ronel, *. ber (Sarabiner, ©tu|j bie^iftole. 
 Petrpnel'lai, s. ^etronella (^-n.) 
 Pe'trous, adj. j^einig , ^art. 
 Pet'ticoat, s. ber grttuen* (Unter=) SflodP. 
 Pet'tjcQtty, s. Bot. bic5S5iefenn)nile,ba50lu^r» 
 
 fraut. [\6)cx fein. 
 
 To Pet'tifSg, V. n. (^iconfren , ein 3ungcnbre= 
 Pet'tjfSgger, s. ber3ungenbref(^er, aBinfelab= 
 
 cocat, 0l.abulifl. [^niffe, 0ldnfe. 
 
 Pet'tifSggery, s. bie3ungenbref(berei, ^Ijicone, 
 P^t'tjfSgging, p. a. jungenbrtfc^eriftj^, (bicanc&. 
 
 mittfej ber ficinc ©potttogclj Com-*, 
 charges (—expenses, co/. pctties, s.) pt. Heine 
 ©pefen, Heine ^oflen, SScsugSfpefenj - coy, 
 vW.Petticotty;— journal, vid. Minute-book ; 
 —jury, biefleine^ur)? (vid. Fliigel's Compl. 
 Diet.) ; — larceny , vid. Larceny; — ledger. 
 Com. ba§58ricfportobU(bj Bot-s. — madder, 
 bo§,S'rcu5blQtt J — morel , bie beerentragcnbe 
 :2fngelica5-muguet, bag Sabfraut, SBalb* 
 ftro^ J — mullein, bie^onigSfcrje, — pan, bie 
 3:ortenpfannc 5 — spurge , Bot. bic Scufcli^ 
 mil(b) — tally. Mar. 1. bie SScrfnappung 
 (ficinerc ®(biJT§ration)} 2. eine "iixt 7fcciS* 
 frei^cit fur @(l;iffe) — treason, Law, ber 
 9J?orb eineg SSorgefe^ten, — wares, pi. furje 
 SBaaren j — whin, Bot. bie «pau()ccbcl. 
 Pet'ulance, (- cy), s. bcr OJJut^wille, 2ei(bt* 
 fmn? bicluSgelajTcn^cit. 
 
 Pet'Qlant, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. mut()TOi(Iig, 
 Pev'et, vid. Pivot, [(jo^unecfcnb, auSgelajfcn. 
 Pew, s. bcr ^ir(bcnf^u()1 5 — opener, bic <BM)U 
 
 fc§erinn, Iuffd)Iicpcrinn bc§ ^irdH'nflut)l6. 
 Pe'w?t, s. Orn.1. ber Jtibit} i 2.bcr SSafferrabc. 
 Pc\»'t?r, s. 1. ba§ii>erm{f(l)tc3inn, perarbeiletc 
 
 ^inn, 2. bn§ 5inne(r)ne (Scrdt()j 3inn5 — 
 
 dish , bie sinnc(r)ne ©d^uffel j — grass , Bot. 
 
 bas ^annenfraut. 
 Pe'K'terer, s. bcr ^inngief er. 
 Pex'jty, s. bie5^oppen,ba84)aar{gebeS3;ud;c5 
 PhaenSg'araous, Ac. vid. in Phe .... 
 Pha'eton, s. ber ^baVton (SBagen). 
 Phagede'na, s. Surg. baS (f(bnell) um fl(b frcfs 
 
 fenbe ®efd^n>ur. 
 Phageden'ic, I. or Phagede'noijs, adj. um ft^ 
 
 freffenb) II. - medicines, or phagedenics, 
 
 s. pi. :jf§mitter. [()aufc. 
 
 Phal'anx, s. ber p^alanjT, gefdjloffene |)ccr* 
 Phan'tasm, &c. vid. in F. 
 Pharisa'jc, — cal, I. adj ; II. — cally, adv. 1. 
 
 Pbartfdif(i) 5 2. glcif nerijc^ j III. — calness, 
 
 *.bie ©leipncrei, (S(bcin(;emgFc{f.[b.p.SB ,111. 
 Phar'isaism, s. 1. ber p()ari|a?gmu§5 2. vid, 
 Phar'jsee', s. 1 . ber ^^arifdcr 5 2. bcr (Sfeif » 
 
 ner,^eu(bler. 
 Pharmacea'tic , I. or — cal, adj. f IT. — cjTIy. 
 
 adv. p^armaceutifcb 5 HI. ph-s, *. pi, bie^^ar- 
 
 maceutif, Irjncibereitungsfunfl. 
 34* 
 
Phar 
 
 532 
 
 Phjl 
 
 Phar'm^cQlite , *. Min. fcic ^frfcnifblutlje. 
 Pharm?Lc81'9gist , s. t>er ©(^riftftcUcr iibcr 
 
 f)^armacic. 
 
 Pharm?ic51'9gy » s. bie |)eitmitteUel)re. 
 PharmacQpoe'i^ [— pe'ya], Phiir'macop) , *, 
 
 1. t)ie "ifrsndbereitungole^rc} 2. baS ©i[pen= 
 
 [atorium, ^pot^efcrbud^. 
 Pharinacop'Qlist, *. ber ^rjneicn^dn^ler. 
 Phar'macy , s. bie ^^armacie; ^tpot()cftr!unft, 
 Pha'rQs, s. bcr^^aru§, 2cu(^ttl)urm. 
 PharyngSt'omy, s. Surg-berguftro^reufc^nitt 
 Phar'ynx, s. Anat. bic ^alSro^re. 
 Pha's?ls, *. pL ©(bminfbo^nen, ^afCOdcn. 
 Phase, Pha'sis, s. Ast. ber 2i$trocd^fel,bic 
 
 Phasm, Phas'ma , s, ba& ^^antom. [t()ier. 
 Phat'agin, *. ZooZ. ba§ oierflngerigc ©d^uppen 
 Phea§'?int, *. bcr gafanj — *s eye , Bot 1. bie 
 
 ^boniSrofej 2. bie ^cbernelfej — walk, bie 
 
 ^ttfancricj painted— , ber ©olbfafanj pen 
 
 ciled — , ber 6ilberfafan. 
 Pheas'antry, s. t)k ^afanerie. 
 Phe'be, s. ^l}obL> (^-n.). 4^ P^eer, s. f. Fere. 
 Phenic8p't?r, s. Orn. ber flamingo. 
 Phe'njx, *. ber (fttbel^afte) ^^onij. 
 Phenog'amous, Pheuogam'ian, adj. Bot pl^a= 
 
 tierogomifcb. [nung (pi. phenomena). 
 
 Phenom'enon, s. ba& ^^dnomcn, bic 6rfd^ci= 
 Phe'<?n , s. Her. bie @pi§e cine& ^feileS. 
 Phi'ai, s. ba& %\&^i)i)cn, bie ^^iole. 
 To Phi'^il, V. a. in einer ^^iolc aufbcnjatjren. 
 Phil, PhilV, s. abbr. 1. p. Philip («m-n.)j 2. 
 
 ton Phyllis (^-n.). 
 Philanf/irSp'ic, — cal, adi.menfd^cnfrcimblid^. 
 Phiian't/irppist , *. ber 9J?enf(!^enfreunb , ^t)i 
 
 lantl^rop. [t^ropie. 
 
 Philan't/irppy, s. bie 9)ienfdH'nIiebc, ^^ilan* 
 Phi:iibeg, Phillip, &c. vid. in F. 
 Phil'jp, s. ^^ilipp (9K-n.). 
 Phiiip'pa, *. ^^ilippine (^-n.). [€flebe. 
 
 Phiirp'pic, s, bie^^ilippictt,l^eftige(0d^mab=) 
 Philis'tine, s, 1. ber^^iUflerj 2. cani. ber®e' 
 Phillyre'a, vid. Mock-privet. [rid^tSbeamtete. 
 PhjlSg'yny, s. bic SBeiberlieb^aberei. 
 PhjlSl'oger, PhjlSl'ogist, *. ber ^^ilolog. 
 Phnplofic — cal , adj. pl)ilologif(i^. 
 PhjioKogy, s. bie ^t)iIologie, ©prad^funbe. 
 Phil'omai/i, s. ber ^reunb ber ®ele()rfam!eit. 
 Phil'pmel , Philome'l^ , s. * ^l^ilomele , bie 
 
 5«Qd^tigaU. 
 PhilQs'Qph^r, s. ber ^^ilofop^ j natural — , ber 
 
 3ffoturforfd^er j the — 's stone, ber ©tein ber 
 
 SBeifcn. [1. pljilofopljifc^ i 2. p^Qufalift^. 
 PhiIos8ph'ic, — cal, I. adj. ; 11. — cally, adv. 
 To Phjlos'pphize, v. n. p]^iIofop(>ircn. 
 PhjlSs'pphy, s. 1. bie p^ilofoptjiej 2. ba&^^i» 
 
 lofop^CiT, 3. ber pf)iIofopi^{fd^c iSurfaS ? na- 
 tural—, bie Sftaturleljrc, ^t-Qfif) moral — 
 
 Philote£li'nic, adj. fuiiflUcbcnb. [bic Gt^iF. 
 
 Phii'ter, Phil'tre, s. bcrSicbcStrant [jaubern. 
 
 To Phii'ter, v. a. burd^ eincn 2iebe&tranf be* 
 
 Phifp, s. ahbr. ft. Philip. 
 
 Phiz, s. cont. btt§ ®citd)t, bic Sarce. 
 
 Phlebor'rhage, s. Sw?-g. ber Xbcrbrud^. 
 
 Phlebot'omist, s. bcr "Jfbcrlajfcr. 
 
 To Phlebot'omrze, v. a. jur ijfbcr laffcn. 
 
 Phlebot'pmy , s. Surg. 1. bie "ifbcrlaPunflj 2. 
 bQ§ ^berlajfcu. 
 
 Phleg'ef/iSn , s. Myth, ber ^oUcnflU^ 
 
 Phlegm [flem], s. 1. Chem. &. fig. ba§ ^()(cg= 
 ma j 2. Anat. bcr wafferige ©d)(cim. 
 
 Phl^graat'jc* — cal , 1. adj. ; 11. — cally , adv. 
 1. pi^legmatifc^ j 2. ©c^Icim crjcugcnb. 
 
 Phleg'mpn, s. Med. bic Gntjiinbung, ba§ 5Blut= 
 
 Phleg'mgnous, adj. entjuubct. [gcfd)TO(ir. 
 
 Phlerae , vid. Fleam. [gifiifd^. 
 
 Phlogis'tic, a(0'. ©rcnnftoff ent()altcnb , pljlo* 
 
 Phlogi's'ton , s. Chem. ba§ ^t)logifton , bet 
 
 Pho, int. pal) ! Ob 1 0^ ! [©rcnnfloff. 
 
 Phon'jcs, s. bie ©cbaineljre. 
 
 Phonpcamp'tic, adj. bcn <Bi)<xU brcd()cnb. 
 
 PhCn'plite, s. Min. ber .^[ingftcin. 
 
 Ph66, int. pa^l ai)\ I)a! ol)! eb ! ^ut)! 
 
 Phos'gene-gas, s. Chem. bQ§ ^()0§gcngaS- 
 
 Phos'phate , *. Cheni. bie ^boSp^oruSfdurcj- 
 of lime , pt)o§p^orfaurer ^alf. [©alj. 
 
 Phos'phlte, s. Chem. ba§ pl;eSpborid;tfaure 
 
 Phos'phor, s. 1. Chem. ber ^^o&p^or(ug)j 2. 
 bcr 5Jtorgenftern 5 — box, bo& ^-feucrscug. 
 
 Phos'phQratfd, ac/i- jnit ^^o§p()or ge[d)n)dn= 
 gert. [circn. 
 
 To PhSsphoresce' [— res'] , v. n. pI)0§pl)orc§s 
 
 Phosphores'cent, adj. pljO0p^orc§cirenb. 
 
 PhSs'phuret, s. Chem. ber mit ^^o§p(}or vcr^ 
 bunbene <Stoff. [bitnbcn. 
 
 Ph5s'phuret?d, adj. Cliem. mit ^^0§pl)or l>cr= 
 
 Photom'et^r, s. Phy. ber Sid^tmcffcr. 
 
 Phrase, s. bic ^()rafc, 9lebcn§art3 bcr ^fuSbrucf . 
 
 To Phrase, v. a. au§briicfen, ncnncn. 
 
 Phraseorog'jcal, adj. p^rafcologifd^. 
 
 Phraseology, s. 1. bic ^^rafcologicj 2. ber 
 
 Phrenet'ic, &c. vid. in Fv. [7f USbrucf, @tt) I. 
 
 Phreni'tis, s. Med. ber S[Bof)nfinn. 
 
 Phrenol'ogist, s. bcr ^^rcnolog. 
 
 Phrenol'ogy, s. bie p^rcnologie, ©d^dbcncl)rc. 
 
 Phren'sy, &c. vid. Frenzy, &c. 
 
 Phryg'ian, I. a^;'. pt)rt)gifd) 5 U.S. ber^H)n)(^icr 
 
 Phthlrl'asis [tiri'— ] , *. Med. bic gdufcfudjt. 
 
 Phthis'jc, Phthl'sjs ftiz'jk, 'ti'sjs], s. Med. bie 
 
 *PhthVical,arfi.fd()»inbfu(btig.[©d&n)inbfud^f. 
 
 Phylac't^red , adj. ^mulete tragcnb. 
 
 Ph^fl^Lcter'ic — cal, adj. ©enfscttcl bctrcffcnb. 
 
Phjl 
 
 533 
 
 Pie 
 
 Phylac/t^rCy), s. Jew. Rel. W fdlti'HC mit cU 
 nem ©cnf fprud() 5 taS Tfmulct. [mcjfcr. 
 
 PhymO'sis-knlfe , s. Surg. feaS (SircumcifionS- 
 
 Phys'ic, s. t)ie 5Kefci3in: l. tic TCrpcifunbe, 2. 
 
 bk ^rjneij to practise—, aUHxit prttf ti* 
 
 ciren j to take — , cinne^men j — nut, bie ^ur= 
 
 L fiirnup, ^offaoaj — pork, t)ic amerifanifc|)c 
 
 ^ .^erme&bccre. [2. vidg. purgiren 
 
 To Phys'ic, v. a. I.mit^rsncicunren,^cilen3 
 
 Phys'jcal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. pl)t)fi[c^, 
 naturli^)) 2. p^i)fifali[d(> 5 3. meljijinifi^,— 
 herbs, .^dlfrdutcr,— philosophy, t>ic '•p^Qftf. 
 
 Physi'cian, *. 1. feer TTrjncifunlJiQe} TCrstj 2. 
 Der'^^Qrtfer,3?aturforf(^cr} — accoucheur, 
 ber ®ebum{)elfer. 
 
 Phy.5'ics, s. pi. bie ^p()t)fif, ^'Jaturlefcre. 
 
 Physiognom'ic, — cal , I. adj. p^Qflognomif^ } 
 
 II. ph-s, s. pi. bie ^^t)Jiognomif. 
 l*liy?i^g''*9™st, s. ber ^^i^fiognom. 
 Physiog'nomy, s. 1. bie ^^Qfiognomie, Oe- 
 
 fid^t&bilbung, 9}?iene 5 2. bie ^^Qfiognomif. 
 PhysjSg'raphy, s. bic ^()i[)fiogrop^ic , 'Jiatur= 
 Phygjol'ogist, s. ber^^t)fioIog. [bcfc^reibung. 
 PhfsjpISg'ic, — cal, I. adj.; U. — cally, adv. 
 Physjol'ogy, s. bie ^^Qfiotogie. [p^t)fioIogif(^. 
 Pbytiv'prous, adj. graSfreffenb. 
 PhytSg'raphy, s. bie ^flansenbefc^reibung. 
 Phytol'ogist, s. ber ^flanjenfunbige. 
 Pliytol'ogy, s. bie ^patijcnleljre. 
 PTac'olar, Piac'ulous, adj. 1. fli^nenb j 2. ©u^« 
 
 nung erforbernb. 
 
 Pi'a-ma't?r, s. Anat. bic bfintie ^irn^aut. 
 
 Pi'anet, s. bcr fleinc ^^t6)t. 
 
 Pian'ist , *. ber ^ianift. 
 
 Pjan'o, adv. Mas. piano, gelinbe, fc^raacb. 
 
 Pjiinofor'te, s. baS pianoforte (bic cerfcb. Hx' 
 ten fie^e in FiOgcl's Compl. Diet). 
 
 Pias'ter, s. bcr ^iaftcr, fpan. Zi^akv. [^alle. 
 
 Pjaz'z^, s. ber ©ttulengang, bie @-Iaube, ®-= 
 
 PiV-coro, *. bie ^ornpfeife. [SScrgfcbotten). 
 
 Pib'rpgb, s. bie<B(bIa(btmufiF,^rieggiDeife(ber 
 
 Pi'ca, s. 1. Med. ber wunberltfbe "ifppctit, baS 
 ®clufien5 2. Typ. bie grobe Cicero (siSd^rift), 
 small — , bie Heine Giccro , S3reoier. 
 
 Pic(c)ardon', s. 1. ber Seerduber, €flaub= 
 fAitfer5 2. ba&Sflaubf(^ijf. 
 
 PJc'c^difl, Piccadil'ly, s. ein <Spi§cnfragen. 
 
 Plc'cage, s. bo§ aSubengetb , (Stanbgelb. 
 
 To Pick, V. I. a. 1. picfen, tjacfcn^ 2. fpie^en, 
 ftecben, bur(j()fio^eni 3. abnagen, abfnaupelnj 
 i.fio6)txno 5, fd^iefen, njerfen? 6. rupfen, 
 pfliirfen 5 T. lefen, rcinigcn, fdubern 5 8. (- up) 
 ,\ammeln, aupefen, ouffucben 5 9.(- out) au§= 
 lefen, auSwd^Ien, au&futben? 10. (^dnbel, 
 J9efanntfd)aft,:c.)fu(^en5 11. befie^Ienj 12. 
 (cin®£bW aufmad^enj to — out, l.aus* 
 
 ^acfcni 2. ^crausnctjmen) II, n. 1. nogcn j *£. 
 
 jig. Hauben, (naupeln. 
 
 Pick, s. 1. ber ©pi^^ammer, SKeipclj 2. bie 
 ^uSwa^lj 3. Typ'S. a)ber©piep[ ]3 /;) 
 p-8, pi, tiit ^pu^cnj - axe , bie ©pi^aitj - 
 lock, 1. ber i>aUn (=S4)iu|TeO/ 25ictridj j 2. 
 ber Spi^bubej — pocket, — purse, bcr Scu= 
 tclfdjneibtr 3 — tbauk, bcr §ud)§fd;iDdnscr, 
 Sicbeobiencr j — tooth, ber 3a(jnfioicr j Spa - 
 nish — tooth, Bot. bcr fpanifc^c Jtcrbcl. 
 
 PTck^apiick, ado. vii'g. ^UCfcpacC. 
 
 Pick'^d, adj. fpifeig. 
 
 Pick'er, s. 1. bcr spider, JC. old. To Pick; 2. 
 ber (£tcd)cr, bic ^Spi^cj S3idc, Jpaiic} 3. ein 
 Snflrument sum yicinigcn bcr ^auptwurscl 
 bc§ ^ovfiu§5 4. Hi SBirfcifcn. 
 
 Pick'erel, *. Ich. bcr ®ra5()c^t; flcine |>c(^t } 
 — weed , Bot. ba§ ^cd)thaut. 
 
 PickH s. 1. Mil. ba§ piquet, bic ^clbn>a(bc j 
 2. bie ©tangc, ber ^pfatjl, 3tItpflocf 5 3. bao 
 ^iquctfpicl. 
 
 To Pick'^t, V. a. 1. an eincn ^fat)[ aubinbcn j 
 2. einpfdljlenj 3. mit *pfdl;lcn abftccfcnj 4. 
 Mil. ein piquet fiationircn. [ncr saSaarc). 
 
 Pick'jngs, A-. pi. ba$ SBcggclcfcnc, Unrcine (cis 
 
 Pick'le, s. 1. bcr ^ofcl, bic ©aIsbriii)C5 2. H6 
 eingcpofelte, gcro. pi. in ©afj cingcmaii^tc 
 ^rud)tc5 3. cant, ber 3uflanb,bic2agci — 
 jars, ^ruge fur cingcmacbtc ©ad)cn5 — her- 
 ring, bcr picfcU)dring,^andn)urfl j — leaves, 
 ^orscUanbldttcr fiir cingcmac^tc ©atbcn. 
 
 To Pick'le, V. a. (cinjpofcln, cinfalsen, cinma- 
 d^cn, cinlcgcnj p-d cucumbers (gherkins), 
 (gffiggurfcn j p-d herring, bcr ^6fcll)dring. 
 
 Pkk'nick, Pic'njc, s. t^a^ 3uf(bupmal;(, bci 
 ^icfcnicf. [berg. 
 
 Pi'co, s. bic (a3crg=)©pi§C} bcr pif, ©piu» 
 
 To Picque [pik], v. a. 1. (im piquet) cincr; 
 ©c(bsiger mad)cn j 2. fig. iibcrlipen. 
 
 Pic'roinel , s. Chem. baS ^icrcmcl. 
 
 Pict, s. bcr pifte (©cmaltc). [bic OJharfunjI. 
 
 Picto'rjal, adj. r^on 5JiaIern, ma(crif(^ j - art, 
 
 Pic'ture [- 'tshyr] , *. 1. bag (bl-) (Scmdltc, 
 Silbnip, aSiibi 2. ba§ ebcnbilb j 3. bic Dar- 
 ftellung, ©dnlbcrungj 4. (— drawing) bie 
 5)Jolerei5 — drawer, bcr ^alcr j — work, 1. 
 ba& (Stmaltcj 2. ba§ ©innbilb. 
 
 *To Pic'ture, v. a. (fig. aue)malcn. 
 
 Picturesque' [— tshuresk'] , I. adj. ; II. — ly, 
 adv. malcrif(j^ } III. — ness, ;y.ba$o3?a(crifd)e. 
 
 ToPidMle, V. n. 1. o^ne ^fppctit (in flcinca 
 asiffcn) cjfenj 2. fdnbeln, fpielcn. 
 
 Pid'dljng, adj. gering , unbebcutenb. 
 
 Pie, s. 1. \iii ^afictC) 2. Typ. bic cerfc^obene 
 ^orm, pi. pies, bieuntermcngtengettcrn »>cr« 
 [(biebener ©(i(>riftarten, wig. 3n)icbclflf(bcj 
 
Piec 
 
 584 
 
 Pilg 
 
 3. Me eifler, Da buntc SSogcl, 4. ^g. \iii 
 ©(^rod^crinnj Jtlatf(^c5 — bald, l. fdjecfig, 
 gefd^etftj 2. bicSc^ccfej — crust, bte^afle* 
 ♦enfruftC) — house, t>ie ^aftetenbdcferei 
 
 Pi;ce[pis], s. 1. bag ©tiict, 2. bic^anone, 
 glintcj 3. p-s , p/. ©tiiceen (S8oU * :j(bfaU) j 
 a -- of negligence , ctn naci^laffiger <Ztxd(i) , 
 by the — , nod^ bem Stiicfe, ftiictweifc, — by 
 — ©tiidf fiir ©tiict , a piece, ba§ ©tiicf ? ein 
 Seber, cineSebe, em3ebc§ j all of a — , gleK^-- 
 ortig j in p-s, entjraei: 1. (into or to p s) m 
 ©titcfej 2. in ©h'irfenj— goods, Com. ®tucf* 
 gitter: 1. 3euge unb (gnenmaaren iibcrljoupt, 
 »)el(l(>e flucf n>ei[e oerhuft werben, 2. ©iiter, 
 welc^c in ^Kiflcn, goffer, ^Qcfete, jc oerpadft 
 werben j — meal, fliidf rceifc, einjelnj — mealed, 
 jcrflfidet. 
 
 *To Piece, v. a. 1. ftiicfen, flirfeuj 2. anfe^en, 
 anf(^n)eipett 5 3. oerbunben fein, [(^licfcn, paf= 
 fen ) to — out, Qu^rccEen, oerlcingern j to — up, 
 Qufflicten,anf^i!icfen. 
 
 ♦Piece'Iess, adj. ganj ttuS eincm BtMt. 
 
 *Pie'c$r, s. ber gtirfer, :?fnfc§er. 
 
 Pled [pid] , I. adj. f(l)C(fig , gefd^ccft, bunt ? — 
 horse, bie©(|)ecfej II. — ness, s. ba§ <S(l^ef= 
 
 Pied'mon , »\ Geog. ^icmont. [?igc, 93unte. 
 
 Piedaontese' , I. *. ber ^iemontefer j II. arfj. 
 
 To Piep, vid. To Peep. [piemontef[f<^- 
 
 Pier, s. 1. ber (SSrvirfenO ^feilerj 2. ber 
 (SSe^rOSammj ^ofenbamm, OJiolo, 3. ber 
 S^iirpfciler, bie (S^urO^foflei — glass, ber 
 ^fetlcrfpiegel^ — table, ber ^feilertiftb. 
 
 Pie'rage, s. ba^®ammgelb,,Rat)gelb,Ufergelb. 
 
 To Pierce [pirs or pers], v. I. a. 1. (bur(b=) 
 f^cd^en, (bur(l^)bol)ren, burd^fio^enj 2. (ein 
 ^af) anfted^en, onjapfenj 3. bur(bbringen 
 bur^ . . . , einbringcnin . . . (and) fig.) i ^.fig. 
 beroegen, rii()ren, burtb (ba§ Sptx{) ge^en, p-d 
 work, bur^brod^ene Hx^ziU p-ingsaw, bie 
 Soi^fdgcj p-ing words, (Stad^elreben? II. w. 
 lit. kfig. burc^ge^en, einbringcn. 
 
 *Pier'c§r, s. 1. ber (bie, btt8) ©ur^ftcd^enbe, 
 2c. 5 2. bie ^frieme J 3. ber ^af bo^rer , 4. ber 
 etad^el (ber Sttfecten). 
 
 ♦Pier'clng , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. burd^brin= 
 gcnb, fd^orfi 2. einbringli^. [tift, ^rommler. 
 
 Pi'etism , s. bie ^romntelei. Pi'etist, s. ber ^ie^ 
 
 PMtis'tic, adj. pietiflifd^, frommelnb. 
 
 Pi'^ty, s. bie ^rommigFeit, ® otteSfurc^tj (finb* 
 Iic^e)2iebe5(g^rfurc^t. 
 
 Pig, s. 1. ba§ ^erfeli 2. Min. ber 9}letannum= 
 pen, cf. Iron , &c.: — of lead, Com. C/s 
 fodder) bieOJZulbe, ber ©locfSSteij- badger, 
 ber Da(^§j - brass, SKefrmg in SKuIben^ 
 — headed, vidg. bumm, bicEfopfigi — lead, 
 ba§»rodf=ob.5)Jurbenbteiv nut. bieSruffelj 
 
 - tail, vulg. 1. ber 3opf 5 2. ber (fcingefpons 
 nene) ^reptabof (sum ^auen)j — widgeon, 
 ba§ Heine, minjigc Sing. 
 
 To Pig, V. n. ferfein, n>erfen. 
 
 Pig'eon , s. bie Sttube j cock — , ber Saubcr j 
 
 — cove , vid. — house ; — fancier, ber l£-n= 
 IJeb^ttber J — foot, Bot. ber S-nfup, — hawk, 
 ber S^ nfalf 5 - hearted, furd^tfam, fcigc j — s 
 herb, Bot. baSS-nfroutj — hole,^g-. bcr engc 
 Smgang,— holes, 1. bie 8od)cr an cincm Z-xi* 
 ^aufej 2. bie ^dd^er fiir ©(^riftenj — house 
 baS 3^-n()au&, ber S-nf(^lag j— livered,fanft^ 
 miitljig,— pea, Bot. bie S-ncrbfcj — pie, bie 
 3:-npaftete. [felbcn, k. 
 
 Pig'gery, 6. bic8d^it)eineju(^t, ©taUung bcr» 
 
 Pig'gin, s. 1. bie®eltc, bcrdimcr, 2.ber^oU 
 
 Pig'gjsh, adj. [(^racinifd^. [scrncSlcUcr. 
 
 Pig'raent, s. bie aufgctragene ^arbe, <Sd}min!e. 
 
 Pig'my, I. s. ber^t)gmde,3n)crg5 II. arfj. f Icin, 
 
 Pignora'tion, s. bie S5crpfdnbung. [winjig- 
 
 Pike, s. 1. bie^iefe, 2.bie@pi(je;bcr©tadicl 
 ©orn (an ber ©reijbanf), 3.bic|)eugabcl5 4 
 /c/i. ber «|)e(^ti —hooks, |)ed(itangcln 5 — man, 
 ber Sanscnfned^tj — staff, bcr ©d^aft cinci 
 ^iefc j fpi^ige ©tab. [wifc^cn. 
 
 To Pike, V. I. a. jufpi^en j II. n. (— off) enU 
 
 Pik'ed, vid. Picked. [Pfeilcr. 
 
 Piliis'ter, s. Arch, bie inerecfige ©dule, bcr 
 
 PiKchard, s. ber ^ilf(^er,etr6m(ing (7frt|)tt« 
 ring)} — oil, ber ^dring§t(;ran. 
 
 Pile, .V. 1. ber ^W, ©runbpfa^I j 2. bic^fciU 
 fpi|e, ©pi^e, 3acfc} 3. bcr|)aufcnj 4. bcr 
 ^olsflofi 5. bcr ©tof (|)apicr,jc.)) 6. ba§ 
 (grope, prad^tooUe) ©cbdube? 7.bici'ct;rfcitc 
 cincr 9Mnje j 8. ba§ |)aar, ^aarige, OlaudK, 
 Cum. bie S)bcrfldd^c bcr f(t)n)cren 5J?anfd^cftcr= 
 Seuge, ba^cr bicfc aud^ — goods (jcipcnj 9. 
 Her. ber ®pi§pfal)1 , 10. Typ. bag ^reuj, 
 bie Oliep()dnge } p-s, pi. 11. bie Pfdl)Ic, 
 ^aUifaben^ ^ilottcn (im 93rutfcnbau) j 12. 
 Med. bie|)dmorr{)Oibcn5 — dri\ er, — engine, 
 T. ber {Rammblocf , a5dr (sum ^fa()Icin= 
 rommen)? — work , ba§ ^fa^lwcrf , hie S3cr» 
 pfdt)lung, bcr Cfloftj — wort. Dot. ba§ ^cig- 
 (en)n)arscn!raut. 
 
 To Pile, V. a. 1. Ijdufcn, auf^dufcn, (— up^ 
 auffc^i(btcnj2. Tan. (bic^dute)inbic^f(aun5 
 beise legenj 3. 2'. cinrammen , pilotircn. 
 
 Pil'eate, Pil'eat^d, adj. aufgcftiilpt, ()utf6rmig. 
 
 Pi'l^r, *. ber 7Cufl)dngcnbe, u. 
 
 To Pil'fer, V. a. & n. maufcn, ftc^tcn. 
 
 pyi'fgrer, s. bcr 5Kaufcr. [trcuung. 
 
 Pil'fprifng, s. berfleittc ©icbfla^I,bicS5erun* 
 
 Pn(l)gar'lic, vid. Pilled-garlic. 
 
 PiKgrim,A-.l.ber^ilgcr,SSaUfat)r(t)erj2Ban. 
 
 bcrer, 9lci|cnbe3 2. Conch. bie3«cob§mufd(>eL 
 
Pilg 
 
 535 
 
 Pini 
 
 Pil'grjmage, s. He ^itgerff^aft, SBaUfa^rt. 
 
 Pill, *. 1. t)ic ^illC (au6)fig.)9 2. vid. Peel, 1. 
 
 To Pni, vid. To Peel. 
 
 Pil'lage, s. W ^(linDerung i bcr {Raub. 
 
 To Pil'lage, V. a. pliinbem, rauben. 
 
 Pil'lager, s, bcr ^liinljcrer. 
 
 Pn'iar, s. ter ^feilcr, \)kBMt(au^fig.)i 
 
 — table, ber @aulcntif(b. [lenformig. 
 Prriared, adj. 1. mit^fcilcrn,9cfdult} 2.fdus 
 Pilled, adj. gefcbcilt, fa^Ij — garlic, 1. bcr ^a\)U 
 
 fopf J 2. ber Sropf, ormc @(belm. 
 
 Pil'lion [- 'yon] , s. ba§ ^olfler, ©attelfiffcn, 
 bcr ^rauenfattel, ^interfattel. 
 
 Pil'iory,\y ber granger, baS 4)aBeifen. 
 
 To Pii'ipry , V. a. mit bent granger beflrafcn, 
 an ben granger fleUen. 
 
 Pil'low, s. 1. bQ§ ^opffiffen,* 2. ber ^filtb (am 
 ■ ^fluge)} Mars. 3. bag Stufje^olj , ber 2ap 
 (beS a3ugfprtet§)5 4. ba& ©effeibungsfiffen 
 bc»©tag§5 5. p-8. p^. Com. iBiber, J!Baum= 
 feibe (^rt SBard^ent), — bier, (— bear,— 
 case) ber (vSopfTilfen=)liberxug, bie JtifTen* 
 
 To Pil'lowj V. a. auf cin ^iffen Icgcn. [jied^e. 
 
 Pjlose', adj. ^aarig, PoH ^aare. 
 
 Pjlos'jty, *. bag paavi^t. 
 
 Pi'Iot, s. ber ^ilot, 8ot()fe,®tcuermann5- 
 boat, bie got^fenbarf e , bag g-nbootj — fish, 
 Ich. ber ^ilotfifcb )— '8 wages, bie S-ngcbubr? 
 
 — water, 2otl)fen= (ob. Sot^gmann'S ^al)r=) 
 To Pi'lot, V. a. (aug)lot^fen, fteuern. [SBaffer. 
 Pi'lotage, *. bie Sotlfengebii^r. 
 
 Pi'loting, s. common — , bie Sot^fen^unflj 
 proper —, bit <Steuermanngfunfl. 
 
 Pi'lous, vid. Piiosc. 
 
 Pn'ser, s. or — fly, Ent bie 3^a(bfmofte. 
 
 Piluliferous, adj. runbc ©ecren tragenb. 
 
 Pimen'ta, Pjmen'to, s. ber ^iment, Stti^f^ica* 
 ^feffcr, bie neue SBurje. 
 
 Pimp , s. bcr Jtuppler. [ben. 
 
 To Pimp, V. a. fuppein , ^urcnwirt^fdjaft trei= 
 
 Pim'pvrnel, s. Bot. bie ^impinelle. 
 
 Pim'ping, adj. Udn, geringfugig. 
 
 Pim'ple, .V. bie ^inne, bag SSldgcben. 
 
 Piira'pled, Pifm'ply, adj. ftnnig. 
 
 Pin, *. 1. bie (©fecfOS^Qbel; 2. bcrSTJagel, 
 aSoliien, ^florf, SBirbel, bie <S(3^raube j 3. bet 
 ©riffeli 4. ber 3eiger, SBeifer 5 5. ber JtegeU 
 6. ber^IedE imluge, T. eine roert^Iofe (Sa* 
 ^e: I care not a — , i6) fragc ni^tg banaclj 5 
 
 — afore, /am. bag ia^6)en sumS^orflerfen, — 
 bit, bag S3o^reifcn5 — case, bie S^abclbud^fe, 
 
 — cushion, bag ^^ttbetfiffcnj — cushion vise, 
 bie S^ja^ft^raubej — dust, ber ^eilfiaub ber 
 Stabler 5 - feather, bic ©une, ©toppel (jun* 
 ger SSogel) 5 — feathered , nod) nid^tflugge^ 
 
 — files, ©pieringe fiSr bie 5KabIerj — fold. 
 
 I bcr ^fcxd), bie ^ixtte^ —hole, berSRabclfKd^/ 
 
 ' bag Heine kod) } - maker, ber 9ZabIcr» — ma- 
 king, bag STabler^anbwerfj - money, bag "tfld' 
 belgelb, — tail-dock, Orn. ber ^fciljdjtoanj, 
 bie ©pi^entc 5 — tongs, pi. Mar. He <Sd)iebjan» 
 gen 5 — vise, ber ^cberfeilfloben 5 — wire, 
 ^abelbra^t. 
 
 To Pin , V. a. 1. ftecfen , anflcrfen, (an)^cftett, 
 (bef. mit ©terfnabeln) befeftigen,annageln, 
 cinfd^raubenj 2. T. (ein 4)aug) perftf^wellenj 
 3. (mit fefiem ®riffe) padfen, 4. vid. To Pen, 
 II. ; to — down , fcft (Dcrbinblicb) ma(l(>en, 
 binbcnj to — up, aufftccfen, auffd^iSrscn. 
 
 Plnas'ter, s. bie milbe ^it^tc. 
 
 Pin'cers, s. pi. 1. Surg, a) bie 3al)nsangC; bei 
 pelican 5 b) bag ffilafenflcinsSngeld^enj 2. 
 Tijp. bie gorrecturjange, 3. bic (^ffncip*) 
 3angej 4. bie Jtlauen, ®dbeld)cn (»on Sn* 
 fectcn, jc). 
 
 To Pinch, V. I. a. 1. (— off, ab)'Pneipen, s»iN 
 fen., flcmmen, quctfc^cnj 2. preffen, briicfen, 
 qudlen, plagcn? 3. to be p-ed , pass, barbcn 
 in ffiott) fetn) 4. in Hi dnge trcibcnj U. w. 1 
 britrfeo; 2C. 5 2. geijen ; !ni(jt em 5 p-ing tongs 
 .V. pi. bag Jtrdufcleifen. 
 
 Pinch, s. 1. ber .ffnipp, ^roidf, 2. vulg.Ht 
 ^Icmme, TCngfl, ^ot\) j bcr ©rucf j — of snuff, 
 bie ^rife ZahaU — belly , — fist , — gut , — 
 penny, viilg. ber %i% Jtnitfcr. 
 
 Pinch'beck, s. bag ^rinsmetall, bcr Zomhtid. 
 
 Pin'cher , 5. ber Jtnicf er. Pin'd^ir, s. Bof.He 
 
 Pindar'ic, — cal, adj. pinbarif(b. [Grbpiflajic. 
 
 Pine, s. bic %iiiitei — apple, 1. bcr^-njapfcn J 
 2. bie Qfnanag (col. pine) ; kernel of a — apple, 
 bie ^impernup j — barren. Am. bug unfrud)t5 
 bare ^icbtcnlonb, bic ^-n^aibej Orn-s. — 
 creeper, bcr ^-nldufcr, — grossbeak, ber 
 grope .^ernbeipcr , ^-n^adfer 5 — kernel , md. 
 Pineal gland ; — martin , ZooL ber .ticfer* 
 marber^ Bot-*. — thistle , bic blaue ©iflelj 
 five-leaved — tree, ber 3irbelbaum. 
 
 To Pine, v. I. n. 1. (— away) ^infcbmacbten, 
 perge^en , \\<!si ab^drmcn h 2. ilf^ fc^nen, 
 fcbma^ten (— for, after , nacb • • •) j n. a. 1. 
 (re//. ri(^) grdmeni 2. augmergein 5 3. bejam^ 
 
 Pin'eal gland, v. y4«atbie3irbelbriife. [mem. 
 
 Pi'nery, s. bag 3;reib()aug ob. ®cet fiir ^JCnanag. 
 
 Pi'ney, I.f.ber :)CcferfpargeU Il.adi.poU ^ic^ten. 
 
 Pifn'ion [— 'yon] , s. 1. bie ^lugclfpi^cj 2. Hz 
 ©iroinge, ber^lugeU 3.ber^eberKeIi 4. bos 
 ©etriebe, berSriebelj 5. fiot. bic ^iniej 6. 
 p-8, pU bie ^anbfcffeln} Mech-s. — facing 
 tools , bic gacettcn s^olirmafd^inc 5 — gage, 
 bag 3:ricbmap3 — wire, bcr Sriebbra^t. 
 
 *To Pin'ion , v. a. 1. (bic ^Ifigcl) binbcn ober 
 Id^menj 2. binbcn, fe|feln (au(l(>/iff.)- 
 
Pini 
 
 536 
 
 Pit 
 
 ♦Pfn'ipned, adj, bcf(^n)ingt. 
 
 ? ink, s, 1. tie ^in!c (Saflfd^ijf) } 2. \)it iSpi^e, 
 DcrCSipfelj 3.t)ic(^clD03^el^e5 4.Dics«el= 
 fcnfarbc, ^leifc^farbc , bQ§ SStaprot^i 5. Ich. 
 Itx ®ritnt>(ing 5 — eyed , blinsdugig 5 — 
 needle, St/rg-.tocrSrofarj — root, bicS^Clfcn 
 rourjel QUS9)lart)lant) j — saucer, Da&<Sc^minf= 
 fdjdicben 5 — sterned , iVawt. mit fd^arfem 
 (fd^malem) ^intcrt^eil. 
 
 To Pink, V. a. auS^acfen, ausft^nciben, burc^* 
 fled)en5 p-ing iron, ba§ ^ucftenrtttd^cn. 
 
 Pin'nace, s. Mar. 1. bic pinajfc (ba§ ncinc 
 3ogiDf(^iff)5 2. Da§ ©alecrenboot. 
 
 Pm'nacle, 5. 1. bcr Spi^t^urm j bie 3innc5 2. 
 itg. Me (Spi§C; bcr ©ipfel. [fc()cn ob. fi^miicf en. 
 
 To Pin'nacle, v. a. nut3innen, ^ipfeln \)cr5 
 
 Pin'nate, Pin'nated, adj. geftcbert (au(^ 5ot) 5 
 — grouse, Or«. ba&^aibe= of). 6upiDo»^u^n. 
 
 Ptn'natiped, adj. fd^wimmflipig. 
 
 Pm'n^r, s. 1. ber stabler 5 2. ber|)aubcnflugel j 
 
 Pin'nock, s. bic 5){eife. [3. bie glugel^aubc. 
 
 Pifn'son, s. ber kid)tz ®(bu(), Sansfd&u^. 
 
 Pint , *. bic (engl.) ^inte , Ijalbe ^anne , bQ§ 
 
 Pjnta'do, s. Orn. ba§ ^erli;)u()n. [?i6pel. 
 
 Pin'tle, .V. l.bcreiferne3apfcn,^fIocf52.Mar. 
 ber Oluber^afcn. 
 
 Pin'ules, s. pi. T. bie SSiftrc am Iftrolabium. 
 
 Pi'ny, adj. rei(^ an ^ic^tcnboumen. [fud)cr. 
 
 Pioneer', s. l.bcrStbausgrdbcrj 2.berS[Bege5 
 
 Pi'ony, vid. Peony. [liebetcU, lixiiii). 
 
 Pi'ons, I. adj.'y II. — ly, crfn. 1. fromm; 2. 
 
 Pip, *. 1. ber ^ippSj 2. ba§ ^fugc (in ber 
 
 To Pip, V. n. piepen, pfeifen. [^arte). 
 
 Pipe, s. 1. bic ^fcifej 2. bic SabafSpfeifcj 3. 
 W Olo^rc, 4. ber Sfto^rfnoc^en? 5. bie 2abe= 
 ftocfnut^j 6. bie @pri|ei 7. bie Suftro^re, 
 ^e^Iej 8. bic ^ipc (== 162 ®aUonen)i 9. 
 einc Urfunbe in ber ®d^a^!ammer 5 — clay, ber 
 ^-nt^onj — fish, /c/r.ber^-nfifcb J — macca- 
 ronies, Oto^rd^cnnubclnj — office, bie "JCuS* 
 fertigung&FansCcOci in ber (S(^a§!ammcr5 — 
 stake, ber ^ornambof ^ — tree, ber fpanifd^e 
 ^olunbcr. [^feife) fpielenj 2. quiefen. 
 
 To Pipe, v.n. 1. (aud^ a.) pfeifen, (auf ber 
 
 Pi'p?r, s. ber (SacfO^f^ifer, Ko — fish, Ick. 
 ber ^ornfifd^. [lenb. 
 
 Pi'ping, adj. 1. f(l>nja(b, matt 5 2. fiebenb, wal= 
 
 PTp^kin , s. ba& S^^pfd^en. [berigftraucb- 
 
 PipV^ridge, s. (— bush) ber Sauerbyom, I8er= 
 
 Pip'pjn, s. 1. ber ^ip(p)in»:iCpfel5 2. ber ^0= 
 mcranscnf cm 5 gold -, ber ®oIbpip(p)in. 
 
 Pip'pit, s. bic ^iplerc^c. [SSeipenbe, (Strenge. 
 
 Piqn'ancy [pik' — ] , s. btt§ ©ted^cnbc, ©djarfc, 
 
 * Piqu'ant* !• arfj". ; II.— ly, adc. flec^cnb, fdjarf, 
 bcifcnb. 
 
 Pique [pik], s. 1. bcr ©roU, ^af, Sngrimmj 
 
 2. bic Gmpfinblit^feif j 3. baft Ungcflum , bic 
 
 4)i§C5 4. (— of honour) bcr G^rcnpunft, 5. 
 
 bcr ©etbsiger (im piquet). 
 *To Pique, V. a. 1. rcijcn, aufbringcn, »ur* 
 
 men? 2. bcipcnb flid)eln, bclcibigenj 3. {njl. 
 
 ri(b) 6tnja§ su ®utc t()un (upon, auf) 5 4. vid. 
 
 To Picque, 1. [^fal)lftc()cn (ar§ ©trafc). 
 Piquet' [pjket'], *. 1. ba& piquctfpicl5 2. bas 
 Pi'racy, s. 1. bic (©ce»)0laubcrci5 2. bas 
 
 ^lagiat. [riu§,3^a(^bru((er. 
 
 PiVate, s. 1. bcr ((Scc»)Sflauber j 2. bcr ^tagia* 
 ToPi'rate, v. I. n. <Scerduberci trcibenj H. 
 
 a. 1. bcroubcn5 2. ausfd)reibenj nad^brurfcn. 
 Pjrat'jcal, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. (fee) rdube» 
 
 rifd^j — printer, bcr »Jtad)brucfer 5 ill. — ncss, 
 
 s. bic ©ecrdubcreij Slaubfucbt. 
 P'irn, s. ba§ Sfldbd^en cincr engl. ^ifd^angel. 
 Pjrogue' [— rog'J , s. Am. ba§ ^irog, bic ^dljrc « 
 PisWy, s. 1. ba5 8ficd)tsuf(fci)enj 2.bcr^ifd)= 
 
 marft^3.ber^ifd)t)d(tcr. 
 Pjsca'tion, s. bic ^ifcbcrci, bcr ^if(bfang. 
 Pifs'catory, adj. jur ^ifd)erei ge^orig, ^ifc^cr*. 
 Pis'ces , s. pi. Ast bic Sifd)C. 
 Pis'cTne, I. adj. ju gifd)cn gct)6rig , ^ifc^* , 11. 
 
 5.ba§!Spuln)afferbct)d(tmKinFatt)ol.«^ird;cu). 
 Pjsciv'Qrous, adj. ^ifd)c frciJcnb. 
 Pish ! int. pfui ! iDcg bamit J 
 To Pish, V. n. pfui fagen^SSerat^tungbcjclgcn. 
 prs'jform, adj. crbfcnformig. 
 Pis'mire, s. bic (©ciciO'^fntcifc. 
 Pis'olite, vid. Pea-stone. 
 Piss, s. vulg. bcr \Xxin,vu!g. bie ^piffc 
 
 To Piss, v. n, vulg. piffcn. 
 
 Piss'asphalt , s. ba§ 35crgtljer. 
 
 P!sta'9hio [— 'shO] , s. But. bic ^ijlasic 
 
 Pis'tacite, s. Min. bcr ^iftacit, 6pibot. 
 
 Pist^ireen', s. povtug. ©ilbcrmunjc pon ca. 6 
 ©rof(ben. 
 
 Piste, s. ber ^uffdjlag , bic ©pur i>om ^ufc. 
 
 Pis'tjl, s. Bot. bie ^iflilic, ©efrud^tungsro^rc. 
 
 Pis'tol, s. bic ^ijicicj — bag, — case, bic 
 ^'n{)alftcr J - proof, fd)upfett. 
 
 To Pis'tol , I), a. mit einer ^piflole fcbicpcn. 
 
 Pistole', s. bic ^iftolc (®oIbmunjc). 
 
 Pistolet', s. bic flciuc ^ifiolc, baS Scrscrol. 
 
 Pis'ton, s. 1. ber (Stcmpcl (cincr ^umpe, jc), 
 ^olben j 2. bcr ^ifton (an ^ercufrion5fIintcn, 
 JC.) ) — rod, bic .^olbcnfiangc. 
 
 Pift, s. 1. bic ©rubcj ^6l)(e5 Zic^^i .®crtic» 
 fungj 2. ber®rabcn, Zd(i)i 3. ba§®rabj 
 4. ber ^ampfpla^ (beim |)a()nengcfcd^t) , bit 
 a3ul)nc5 5. 2'/iea(. bo§ parterre j to tly the-, 
 ba§ ^clb rdumen j— of the stomach, bic|)cr8« 
 grubc5 — coal, bic Stcinfo^lcj — fall, bic 
 §aUgrubc, gaUc j - hole, bic (SlattcrO^tar* 
 be 5 — man, bcr bcim ®dgen untcn ©tc^cnbc 5 
 
Pit 
 
 537 
 
 Flag 
 
 — men.Min. ©d^ad^torbeiterj — saw, Mc 
 aSretfdgc, 35Iocf[clge. 
 
 To Prt, V. I. a. 1. ©rubcn obcr ©riibt^cn 
 macbcn, lod^ernj 2. jum^ampferuflcni II. 
 n. ©rubenbefommen; einfollen. 
 
 Pit'-a-pat, I. adv. M tarf, Hipp flapp ? II. adj. 
 frippelnl), HI. s. 1. bag ©cblagen, ,fflcpfen 
 (t)C§ 4>erscn§)) 2. fcQg Xrappeln, Srippeln. 
 
 Pitch, I. s. 1. bQ§ ^ed^j 2. t)er®ipfel, Die 
 ^pi§e, ^oiiti 3. Me ©tatur, ©ro^e, fiange 
 4. J)ie<Stufe, berCSraD, 5. Mus. bie Sonflufe, 
 ^ofe ober JKiefej mineral — , ba8 ©rbpecb? 
 balsam of—, oil of — , tag ^e(b()l5 II. comp 
 
 — blend, virf. — ore ; — cap , bic ^ed^{)aube 5 
 
 — coal , tie ^e^(fteins)fobIe j — fork , 1. bie 
 peugabcl^ 2. bieStimmgabel^ — mop, Mar. 
 ber ^etbquaft} — note, bcr ©runbtonj — ore, 
 Die ^ecbblenbe, — pipe, Die Stimmpfeife, — 
 pine, — tree, bie ^e^tanuc, .|>arjtonne5 — 
 stone, ber ^C(bflein. [sen j 3. oerbun!eIn. 
 
 To Pitch, v.aA. (oer)picben, t^eren, 2. f(bn)dr= 
 
 To Pitch, V. l.a.l. roerfen, ftiirjcn , [(bleubern, 
 fd^iepcnj 2. (^eu, 2C. mit ber ©abel auf- ob. 
 ab=)lQbeH5 3. befef!igen,^eften,fle(fen, ein* 
 [{^lagenj 4. (ein Eager, ic.) auff(blagen, auf= 
 fleUenj 5. fteUen, orbncnj 6. pjlaflernj to - 
 the text, ben %on angcben, anftimmen ^ a p-ed 
 battle, eine regelmd^ige ©cblacbtj II. n. 1, 
 (nieber) fallen, ftiirjen , 2. Afar, flampfen j 3. 
 Rdi> lagern? fl(b niebcrlafen, 4. to — upon, 
 fid^ bcftimmen fur ... , rod^Ien , feftfe^en. 
 
 PiVcher, s, 1. ber (SEBafferO ^rugj 2. \ik 
 S3red)ftange5 3.bie^aue,^arfcj— raan,ber3c= 
 cberj — shaped, Cof.napff6rmig,becfenf6rmig. 
 
 Pit'chjn?88, s. Die (Sd^wdrje, 35unfcU)eit. 
 
 Pit'chjng-pence, s. Da8 ®tanbgelb,33ubengelb. 
 
 Pit'chy, adj. 1. pccbig? 2. petbfcbwarj. 
 
 Pit'eous , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. erbdrmlid^, 
 fIdgU(b, traurig, ormfelig, 2.mitleibig5 HI.- 
 mess, .V. l.Die@rbdrmIiifeit,lrmfeligfeit5 
 2. ba§ ^Oiitleiben, (Srbarmen. 
 
 Pi(/», ^. 1. baS ^JtaxU ^-fig. ber jtem: a) bie 
 ^traft, ber 3^a(bbrucf 3 h) ba§ JBefte, SSorjug- 
 
 ?it}i'\\yy adv. ID. Pithy. [lid;fte. 
 
 Pii/i'jness, *. 1. ba§ DJiarfigcj 2. bie @tdr!c, 
 .^aft, ber s«a^brude. 
 
 Piff/i'l^ss, adj. marfloS, [(b»fl(b/ unfrdftig. 
 
 Pith'y, adj. 1. marfig 5 2. Frdftig, ftor^ na(b= 
 brucfUd^. [*. bic ^Idglid;Feit. 
 
 Pit'iable, I. adj. fldglid^, crbdrmlid^ 5 H. — ness, 
 
 Pit'ier, *. bcr ©rbarmer. 
 
 Pit'jful, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. mitleibig , 2. cr* 
 bfirmlid^, !ldgli(fe, elenb , 3. »crd(btli(b j ill. — 
 ness, \. l.ba§5Kitleib5 2. bie ©rbdrmlicbfcit. 
 
 Pit'lless, I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. unbarm^erjig, 
 geffl^lIoS ) ni. — ness, s. bic Unbarml)er5tgfeit. ' 
 
 Piit'tance , s. 1. bic portion (in ,KI6flcm) j S. 
 ber (Heine) Sbeil , DaS SScnige. 
 
 Pit'tanc^r, s. bcr @peifemei|lcr, Tfuggeber 
 
 To Piit'ter, v. a. raufd;en, pldtfd^cm. 
 
 Pitfi'jtary, adj. f(bleimfu^rcnb3 ^wat-*. — 
 gland, bie ©(bleimbriifej — membrane, Die 
 
 Pit'uite, s. bcr ©(bicim. [©djlcim^aut. 
 
 Pjtu'itous, adj. fd^Icimig, oerfcbleimt. 
 
 Pit'y, s. tici^ ^itkiti, Grbarmen j for — 's sake, 
 urn ©ottes SBiUen^ it is a — , cs i\t <S(babc. 
 
 ToPit'y, V. a. 1. bemitlcibcn, bcbttucmj 2. 
 (au(b w.) ficb erbormen. 
 
 Piv'ot, s. ber 3apfen (aud^ /f«r.),bie^fngel, 
 ber Stift, urn roelcben M @tn)a§ Drebtj - 
 screw, bie 3apfenf(braube. [Sel)dUnif . 
 
 Pix, s. Rom. Caih. Die5}?onfiran5,Da§^o)lien.- 
 
 Piz'zle, s. Der (£)(bfen=)3iemer, Die {Jlut^e. 
 
 PlacabiKjty, s. Die SSerf6l)nIi(bftnt. [D. 0. SB. 
 
 Plji'c^ible, I. a(/i.t>er[6^nli(b5 ll. — ness, s.vld. 
 
 Placard', .y. 1. Dag^lacat, Dcr offcntlitbc ^n« 
 f^tagj 2. Laii5,Die3agDfrei()eit.[anf(bIagen. 
 
 To Placard', v. a. offcntlicb befannt macben, 
 
 Place, s. 1. bcr ^ra|, 0laum, Srt, 2. ber SBobn^ 
 ort,(aBol)nO@i&5 ^.UeBtatU, ©tetter 4. 
 bie£)rtlid)feit5 S.Dcr (fcfte)^ra^,bie^eftung> 
 e.bas limt, ber ^Un% bic ©tellej 7. bcr 9lang, 
 ©tanbj 8. vid. Plaice; 9. Sport. Die ^OCbj^t 
 ^obe (be§ ^Iug§ eineS SflQub»ogel0)j of this 
 — , \)on bier , (aUO^jkr 5 of that — , \)on Dort, 
 Dortig, Dafigj at this — , ^ier (befinblid)), 
 ^ieftgen S)rt§ 5 at your — , auf 3t)«ni ^la^e, 
 borti for this — , Com. auf bierj in the first 
 — , jucrfl,juo6rDer)t5 Com-*.- of exchange^ 
 Der 38cd)fclpla| 5 — of payment, Da§ ^ablungl* 
 Domicile — man, Dcr 6ffentli(be ffieamtcte. 
 
 To Place, v. a. 1. ftcllcn, fc^cn, Icgcnj 2. (Jta= 
 noncn) aufpflanjcn? 3. anficUen) 4. unter= 
 bringen, anlegen (ein Capital) 5 Com-s. to — 
 out money, ©etbcr (auf ^t^potbef) au§tbun, 
 untcrbringcn) to — a sum against . . . , (einc 
 ©umrne) l. oalibiren gegcn...? 2. bucben 
 gegcn ... 5 to — behind , bintan fclenj to — 
 out, 1. anfleUen, unter.bringen, oerforgcnj 2. 
 ijcrfc^eni to - up, auff^eUcn. 
 
 Placen't?, s. Anat. Der 9)?utter!u(ben. 
 
 Pla'c^r, s. Der ©tettcnDc, ic. 
 
 Pla9'id, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. milD, fttnft , ge* 
 loffen, rubig? HI. — ness, Placid'jty, s. Die 
 miU, ®anftf)eit, ©elofen^eit, {Ru^e. 
 
 Plack'et, s. Dcr ©(bli^, Untcrrorf. 
 
 Plagja'rjan , I. or Pla'giary, adj. plagiarifd^ 5 
 II. or Pla'giarist, Pla'giary, s. Der ^(agiariuS, 
 (iterarifii^e ®ieb 5 To Pla'giariset\n.(4' a.) ein 
 ^agiat (an) begebcn, Pla'gjarism, «.D.^Ias 
 
 PlSgjop'latous, adj. Ich. eingcDriJcft. [giat. 
 
 Plague [plag] , *. 1. Die ^eft, Bm6)ti 2. Die 
 
Flag 
 
 538 
 
 Plas 
 
 ^lage, bag SKc^ i - sore, — token , tie ^cft= 
 beulc. [2. plagen , qudlcn, cirgern. 
 
 *To Plague, v. a. 1. mit l)cr ^cfl anftecfenj 
 
 * Pla'guily, adi\ 0. Plaguy, 3. 
 
 *Pia'guy [-'gi], adj. 1. bic ^ej^ bctreffenb } 
 2. loerpeflet, anf^edfenb, giftigj 3.vulg.m= 
 leiblid^, beftj^merli^, oerteufelt. 
 
 Plaice, s. Ich. Ue ^latteipe, ©cboUe. 
 
 Plaid [plad, affect plad], *. 1. cm fd^ott. (ot>. 
 QU(1^ irl.) grops unb buntquarrirter 3eug oon 
 gefd)orner SBoaej 2. ber geftreifte^Kontel bcr 
 aSergfc^otten. 
 
 Plain, I. adj.; II. or — ly, adv. 1. eben, glcicb, 
 glattj 2. fltt(b/ plattj 3. Cow. glatt, unge= 
 muflert, wcipj 4. fd^Ud^t, cinfQ^j 5. rein, 
 wa^rj 6. ojfen, (— hearted) ofFent)ers{g , (— 
 spoken) gerabe , cbrltd^ , T. flor , beutlid^ , 8. 
 Her. o^ne JSeiseit^eri) in — fight, in offcner 
 ©(blad&t) — chart, bie plotte (ob. glei(igra= 
 bigte ©eeO^^artci - field, ba& 95la(i)felb5 
 — (bobbin) net, ber glatte (Spi^engrunb ? — 
 scale, ber loerjungte OJJapfiab^ — song, ber 
 G^orttlgefang j — table, ber SReptifd^ ? — work, 
 bie (SBeif =) Stdt^erei. 
 
 Plain, s. 1. bie Gbene, §l5(be , 2. ba§ ©(bla(bt= 
 felb j 3. p-s, p/. f(^male§ Zu6), ^alhtuS) 
 
 To Plain, v. a. 1. ebcnen, glei(^ madden J 2. 
 ftor, beutlid^ mad(>enj to — down, y'yP'bie 
 ^orm flopfen. 
 
 Plain'ness, *. 1. bag Gbenc, ^tad^c, ©latter 2. 
 bag ©infadjcj 3, bie ©erab^eit, fiflebUd^fcit, 
 :c. r/, Plain, adj. [fd^njcrbe 
 
 Plaint, *. bic(Laio, fc^riftlid^e) Jtlage, 956-= 
 
 Plaint'fiil, adj. tmmcr flagenb. 
 
 Plain'tiff, s. bcr .Rlciger, bie ^ISgcrinn. 
 
 Plain'tjve, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. flagenb, 
 jommernbj 2. flfiglid^j III. — ness, s. boS 
 
 Plaint'less, adj. o^nc ^lage. [^logenbe 
 
 Plais'ter, vid. Plaster. 
 
 [3opf. 
 
 Plait, s. 1. bie ^alte^ 2. bie Sotf e , ^led^te, ber 
 To Plait, v.a.l. fttlten, 2. (oer)fled^tett. 
 Plai'ter, *. ber in ^alten legt, flid^t, ic. 
 Plan, ,y. bcr ^lan, Gntmurfi (©runbOStip- 
 To Plan , V. a. 1. einen ^lan madden ju . . . , 
 entnjerfenj 2. obmobein, abreipen. [rig. 
 Pia'nary, adj. ju einer ^bene ob. gld(^e ge^6« 
 Planched , adj. gebiett j bretem. [platte. 
 Plan'chet, j. Mint, ber <S(^r6tling, bieOTns= 
 Plane, I. adj. vfU Plain, l.j II.*. l.bie^Id(bC5 
 2. ber |)obel5 3. (- tree) Bot. bie ^latanc5 
 — number. Math. baS 5DJuItiplication§=^ro= 
 buctj false — tree , Bot. ber TC^ornbaum. 
 To Plane, v. I. a. 1. ebenen, gldttcnj 2. ^o* 
 bein , be^obelnj II. n. fd^roeben (t>. S^ogeln). 
 Pla'ner , *. 1. ber (Sbenenbe, :c. j 2. 7Vp. ba& 
 Jtlopf^olj. 
 
 Plan'et, *. ber planet, SSanbelftemj — struck, 
 com ©d;i(ffal betroffen. 
 Piiln'etary, adj. 1. planetarifd^ 5 2. irrenb. 
 Plan'eted, adj. ju ben ^lancten ge^6rig. 
 Planjfo'ijous, adj. Bot. mit einfad^ nebcnein-" 
 anber fte^enben ©Idttern. 
 Planitnet'rjc, — cal, adj. Math. planimctr{[d(). 
 Planym'etry , *. Math, bie ^lanimctrie, ^Itt' 
 (benmepfunft. 
 Planjpet'alous, adj. Bot. plattbltttterig. 
 To Plai/ish, V. cc.l. plott fcblagen, plonircn, 
 2.gldtten,poUren5 p-ing hammer, berSpann^ 
 l)ommer 5 p-ing stake , ber ^lanirambop. 
 Plan'jsher, *. bcr ^lonircr, It, [niglob. 
 
 Plan'jsphere, s. ba§ ^(anifp^drium, ber ^las 
 
 Plank, s. 1. bie ^lanfe, 93o^Ic , ^fofte, ©ielej 
 2. "Fyp. ba8(<Sd)icnen=)a5ret,2aufbretj- 
 sheers, Mar. ber ©d^anbberfel, bie J^iiitte. 
 
 To Plank , v. a. mit 95obIen belegen, bielen. 
 
 Plan'kets, vid. Plonkets. 
 
 Pian'ner, s. ber ^lonmad^er. 
 
 Plant, s. 1. bic^flanje, ba8 Q>zViCi6if>'i 2. bijr 
 Selling; 3. bie^upfo^le; 4. slang ^ ber (ange* 
 Iegte)pan5 5. bie^lfnlage, bo§ @efrf)dftgs3n= 
 uentar j —cane, bie qu§ bem ^eim erjcugten 
 3utferrol)rpflansen; —louse, bie a3(attlau§. 
 
 To Plant, v.a. 1. (aud^ n.) pflonsenj 2. bc» 
 pflanjen , anpflanjen , fe^en, 3. binpflonjenj 
 Qufpflanjen) 4.^g. einrid^ten, anlegen^fliftcnj 
 p-ing states , ^flanjftaoten. [brcit 
 
 Plan't9ge, s. Bot. ber SBegerid^, ba§ SBcgc< 
 
 Plan'tain, s. Bot. 1. ber^ifong, bie^arabie&= 
 feige^ 2. vid. b. 0. SB. 
 
 Plan'tar , adj. on ber ^uf fo^Ie. 
 
 Planta'tion, s. 1. bic (7Cns)W<^"5"ngj 2. bie 
 ^flanjung , TCnflebelung , (Solonie 5 3. bic 
 ®runbung , einful)rung 5 — trade. Com. ber 
 (Solonic^anbcl. 
 
 Plan'ter, s. 1. ber (bef. amcri!.) ^flanjer, 2. 
 ber TCnbQuer, TTnftebler, 3. ber ©rflnbcr, 
 ©tifterj 4. p-8, pi Am. grofc fi(b in ben 
 ©runb grofer ^luffe feflfe|enbeS5aumfidmmc. 
 
 Plan'tjcie, Plan'tule, .v. baS^fldnsd^cn. 
 
 Plash, s. 1. bie ^fii^e, 8a(bej 2. berBroeig 
 jum ^led^ten, bie ^led^te. 
 
 To Plash, V. I. a. 1. (Bnjcige) Mtcnj bic* 
 genj 2. bef(bneibcn, fappenj 3. (5}?6rtcl) cin= 
 ru()ren > II. n. vid. To Splash. 
 
 Plash'jness, s. bic ©umpfigf eit. 
 
 Plash'jng, s. bcr gcflod^tene (^cdfcn»)3aun. 
 
 Plash'y, adj. fumpftg, [d^lttmmig. 
 
 Plasmat'jc, vid. Plastic. 
 
 Plas'ter,' s. 1. ba& ^flaflerj 2. ber 9K3rteT} 
 (Sipgj bie 3:un(bej — of Paris, ber ©tudP, 
 feine ©ipsmfirtel, — stone , ber ®ips. 
 
 To Plas'ter, v. a. 1. ein ^flaflcr aupcgcn, 2» 
 
Plas 
 
 539 
 
 Plea 
 
 mit 5}I6rtcl fiberjie^en, berappen, gipfen, 
 tun(^en, Qbpu|cn 5 to - over, j?g. iibertunc^en. 
 
 Plas'terer, s, bcr ©ipfer, ©tutfttturarbdter. 
 
 Plas'terrng, s. ber 'M'nrourf , ffierourf. 
 
 Plas'tic, I. or — cal, adj. plaftifd^, bilbcnbj II. 
 *. Me^Iaflif,a5ilbcfuiift. 
 
 Plus'trpn, s. ber SBruft^arnifd^, t)a§95rufllcbcr, 
 
 To Plat, vid. To Plait. 
 
 Plat, s. 1. vid. Plait; 2. bic 5)tattC j <S W= 
 berfei 3. bQ§ brcite ©c^iffgfeilj 4. bic ®fe= 
 fartc j 5. ba§ ©tucf Sanb, — band, 1. GarJ. 
 bag fdjmale 95ect, S5lumenftucf ^ 2. Arch, bev 
 @turj, ©tumpf 5 — veins, bic SBugabern (cineS 
 
 Plat'ane, vid. Plane, 3. [^fcrbCS). 
 
 Plate, s. 1. tie ^lattej 2. bic S5obcttfd)cibc (ci» 
 Iter 3:af(^cnu{)r) i 3. ber (^upferO^ticb i 4. 
 ber Zi'Um 5. bo§ ©ilbergcft^irr, S^iftbge^ 
 f(^irri (ocrarbeitetc) ©ilbcr^ 6. bicSlufiuug, 
 ber ^arnif(i() » T. ba§ S^ebengcrid^t j 8. bie (Stn= 
 Cage, btr ®infa§ 5 9. -^er. ber ©ilbcrpfennig , 
 til in—, bO§ 93Icd(>j — basket (—carrier), 
 ber S^ettcrforb) — button, ber golbcncober 
 filbernc Jtnopf ? — cover, ber Sellerbcdfel j 
 
 — glass, btt& ©picgelglaS j — layer, i2-^o. ber 
 ©(^iencnlegcrj — paper, ^upferbrucf papier j 
 
 — rails, R-w. ^(attfcbicncn j — sheers, pi. 
 bic ^kd)\6)tvz 5 — warmer, ber ISellerrofirmer 5 
 
 — wheel, Horl. ba§ ©tunbcnrab in einer U()r. 
 To Plate yV.a.l. plattiren, fiberjieljen , bele» 
 
 gen > 2. ju S5lcd) (biinne) fc^lagen 5 3. panjem. 
 
 Pla'ted, af/j. 1. in flatten, 2. [(i^uppig? — 
 spar, ber ©(^ieferfpat^-Cpreffe, bie©ru(ftafel. 
 
 Mat'en, *. Tj/p. ber Spiegel ciner a3u(^brucfer= 
 
 Piat'forra, s. 1. ber ®runbripj 2. ber plattc 
 ©ipfcl, bic ^lattcj 3. ba§ flacbeSad), ber 
 TTltan 3 4. Gun. bie (S[BaU= ob. etiicf-)33et= 
 tung, bepgl. Afar-s. 5. Srurfc on iDcId^e 
 ©ij^iffe jum Sofd^en aniegcnj 6. bag obere 
 ^HTberf, Uberlauf^ 7. Am. ber Gntmurf^ bag 
 (^parteis)*programm.[ben(fiib;)amcrif.5[Rarft. 
 
 Pi,*t:iaas, 8. pi. "^ixt ro^er £einnjanb bc[. fiir 
 
 Plat'ina [or Plati'na] , Plat'jne, *Plafinvm, 
 s. Min. bic piatina. 
 
 PlatSn'ic, — cal, adj. ptatonifc^). 
 
 Pla'tQnist, s. ber ^Iatoni!er. 
 
 Platddn', *. MiL bag ^cloton, bic Stotte. 
 
 Plat'ter, *. 1. bic fla(^c (^olscrne) <Sd(»uffel5 2. 
 ber SBeber, ^ledjter. 
 
 Plau'dit, *.ber Iautca5eifaa.[(^rauen0^utc. 
 
 Plat'tjng, s. bag ^led^tfiro^, Sto^r, :c. fur 
 
 PMu'ditpry, Plau'sjve, adj. IBeifatt gcbenb. 
 
 PlaiisibTl'ity, s. bie ©d^einbarfeit, ber TCnfci^ein 
 ber SSa^r^eit ober SSiUigfeit. 
 
 Plau'fible, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. f(^einbar, 
 wa^rf^einlid^ j III. — ness , *. vid. b. ». SB. 
 
 To Play, r. 1. n. 1 . fpiclcn j2. tanbcln, fd;arcin j 
 
 fd^erjen, 3. Tic^ bewegcn, in 95e»cgung, in 
 (Sang fcin, to — at cards, &c., Jtartc,jc. 
 fpiclen 5 to — upon . . . , 1. fpielen mit . . . ; 2. 
 fig. jum aSeftcn ^aben, tduftien) II. a. 1. fpie^ 
 len > 2. porftellen, maicn, abgcbcn } 3. fpiclen 
 laffen, in SSemegung fc§cnj to — away, 
 i>erfpielcn. 
 
 Play, s. 1. bag ©pieij 2. bag ©picliDcrfj 3. 
 bag ©dbaufpiel J 4. bie {Roller 5. bie SSclufii* 
 gung, ert)oIung5 6. bie ©cfd^aftigung, bag 
 iS^un } T. bic ^anblunggmeife, bag S5crfa()ren 5 
 8. bie S8irfung,:5;i)attgFeitj 9.bic95cwcgung, 
 ^nregungj 10. bie grci^cit fi4> ju bcwegcn, 
 ju ^anbelnj (full—) ber ©piclraum, freie 
 gauf, foul — , bag falfd^c Spiel, bic @(belmc= 
 rci 5 to bring in — , in ®ang bringcnj — bill, 
 ber ^omobicnjettelj — book, bag ,Rom6bien^ 
 bucb j — day, ber Spicltag, ©d^ulfeicrtag j — 
 debt, bic ©pielfitulb j — fellow , — mate, ber 
 ©pielcamcrab , ©cfpieU , — game , bag ^m* 
 berfpielj — house, bag ©d()aufpieU)augj - 
 thing, bag ©piclscug, ©piclnjerf. 
 
 Play'er, s. 1. bcr ©pielcrj 2.bcr ©d^aufpiclcr J 
 3. ber 5Mpiggdngcr , 3:dnblcr. 
 
 Play'fiil, I. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. fpiclcnb, fd)cr5' 
 ^aft, mut^roillig j III. — ness, s. bic ©c^crj* 
 ^aftigfeit, DJtut^roiUigfcit. 
 
 Play'jng, s. bag ©picl j — cards, ©pielfartcn. 
 
 Play'some, adj. muti)miUiQ, Icidjtfertig. 
 
 Plea, s. 1. Lawy bcraflc(btgl)anbel, ^roceOi 2. 
 bieSScrtbeibigunggrcbcj 3. bie lugrebe, ^fug* 
 flu(^t, 6fttf(l)ulbigung j 4. bic SJorftellungj 
 5. bef. Law , bic Ginrebe (bic pcrfc^. "Jf rtcn, 
 ficl)e in Fliigd's Compl. Did.), berSiniDurf, 
 aScracig. 
 
 To Plead, v. I. n. bef. /-aio, 1. tor ®cri(^t 
 rcbcn ober antra ortcn? 2. proccffiren, rcdjtcn, 
 flrciten j to — guilty , bie .^lagc ancrfennen i 
 3. fprec^cn, fid) i^crnjcnbcn (fur)j II. a. 1. 
 (rec^tlic^) er6rtcrn, augmat^cnj (^roccffe) 
 fu^rcnj 2. anfiil)rcn, bcibringcn, 3. porge= 
 ben, ttorfd)u|cn. 
 
 Plea'dable, adj. (algSflcdjtggrunb) anfu^rbar, 
 redjtggiiltig, ju iHTt()cibigcn. 
 
 Plea'der, s. 1. bcr SScrtljcibigcr , ^Cbi^otat^ 
 @a(^raattcr5 2. ber®cgner, bic(proccffircnbe) 
 
 Plea'djng , s. 1. bcr ^roccp ; 0lcd)tg^anbcl5 2. 
 
 p-8 , pi. bie @trcitf(briften (im proceffc) 5 — 
 
 place , bag ^orum, bie aSc^orbe. 
 Plea^'ant, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. angcnct)m j 
 
 2. luftig, fro^ 5 III. — ness, s. 1. bic 7fnnc^m» 
 
 mUiti 2. bie Seb^aftigfcit, 2ufiigfeit. 
 Pleas'antry,*. 1. bie ^ufiigh'it, ^ro^lid^fcitj 
 
 2. bie S^etfercij ber ©dnTs, ©pap, SKi^. 
 To Please, v. I. a. 1. ((Sincm) gcfallcn, tcr« 
 
Plea 
 
 540 
 
 Plou 
 
 flnilgen, erge^enj 2. befnetjigenj to — one's 
 self, or to be p-d, 1. befrieDigt ot>er sufriet)eu 
 fcinj 2. belieben, may it — your Majesty, 
 Qm. OKajejlat geru^enj II. n. belieben: 1. 
 njoUen , mogen J 2. geru^enj ifyou— ,n)enn 
 eS S^nen gefdtlig iflj — to enter, Mkhm 
 @ie ^inein su ge^en. 
 
 Plea^e'-man, Plea'ser,*.ber®efdaige, ®cfan= 
 fud^tige, ©d^meid^Ier, guc^sfd^radnscr. 
 
 Plea'sing, I.*.t>aS@efQUen,©eIieben} iLa^/j. 
 III. — ly, adv. gcfdllig, angmetjm 3 IV. — ness, 
 s. tie ^(nne^mU(i^?eit. 
 
 Pleas'urable [plezh'ur — ] , I. adj. ; II. — ly, 
 adv. angcnel)m, crge|Ii(^,reiscnDjIll. — ness, 
 s. Ui "Knm^mlidiUit, (Srgc^lic^feit. 
 
 Pleas'ure [plezh'ur] , *. 1. Hi SSergnugcn, bie 
 Suft, grcuDe, SKonnej 2. ier ©efaUeCn), bie 
 ©efdUigfciti 3. ba§ ©cfaUcn, ©elieben, ®ut= 
 t)unf en , Dcr SBiUe 5 - boat , ui ^uf^bootj - 
 ground, ber 2uftpla|, Stafenpla^ j bie ^nlttgen. 
 
 *To Plea^'ure, inel. v. I. o. 1. gefallen, oer= 
 gnfigeni 2. wiUfa^ren j II. n. ji(^ belufttgen. 
 
 Plebei'an, I. >y. Der^Icbejcr, gemeinc SJlttnnj 
 II. adj. plebejifd^ : 1. burgerlic^ 5 2. gemdn. 
 
 Plebei'anism, *. ba& ^lebejert^um, plebeiif(i)e 
 
 plebe'jty, *. t)a& gcmcinc SSolf. [SBefcn. 
 
 Pledge, s. l.t)as^fant),Unterpfanb,biea5urg= 
 fd^aft,* 2.t)era3urgc, ®eifcli 3. DaS3utrin= 
 Fen? ber QSefc^eibj to hold in — , Ql0Unter= 
 pfant) ^abeU) to put in — ,uid. To Pledge, 1. 
 
 To Pledge, v. a. 1. »erpfdnt)en , jum ^fonbe 
 (dn)fe^cn, i^erfe^en, 2. burc^ dn Untcrpfonb 
 (5u)rid^ern5 3. sutrinJenj (©inc-m) SSefc^eib 
 
 Pledgee', s. ber ^fanbne^mer. [t^un. 
 
 Pled'g^r, s. Ux ^fanbgebcr, SSerpfdnber, xc. 
 
 Pled'g^t , s, Surg, ber ^ebcrmci^el, t)ie (§oms 
 preJTe, SBunbfafcr. [baS ©iebengeflirn. 
 
 Plei'ades , Plei'ad.? , *, p?. ^it. bie ^lejaben, 
 
 Plei/arily, ar/v. ooUig, ganj unt) gar. 
 
 Plen'ariness, j. bie SSoUftdnbigFeit. [fc^t ift. 
 
 Plen'arty. ^. Jmw, bic3eit, ba eine^frunbebc= 
 
 PlenVy» adj. oSUig, ooUfldnbig, ooUfommen. 
 
 Plenilu'nary, adj. jum S5oUmonbe ge^ortg. 
 
 Pl^nip'otence, s. bie SSolImac^t, frcic 9)fa(j^t 
 unb ©eroalt. [SeooUmdd^tigte. 
 
 Pl?nip'otent , I, ac/j. bcooEmdd^tigtj II. a-, ber 
 
 Plenipoten'tial [- 'shal] , I. adj. SSollmad^t ge= 
 bcnbj II. .V. ber SeooUmdc^tiger. 
 
 PlenipQten'tiary [— 'shari], I. s. berS3eooU= 
 ntdd^tigtcj II. adj. mit »oIIer 5)lQ(3()t»erfe^cn. 
 
 Plen'jtude, *. 1. bic %vlU(, bcr Uberfluf 5 2. bic 
 SSoUl^dnbtgf eit J 3. Med. bic SSoUblutigfdt. 
 
 Plen'teous, I. adj. ; II.— ly, ado. 1. ooll, uber? 
 flilffigj 2. reic^Iid^j 3. ergiebig, frui^tbarj 
 4. rci^j III. — ness, .v. 1. bie guUej 2. bie 
 ^rgicbigfeit, 9lei(^(i(^fdt} 3. ber Ubcrflup. 
 
 Plen'tifiil , I. adj. ; II. - ly , adv, 1. rdd^Iid^ i 
 
 2. fruc^tbar. III. — ness, s. 1. ber Uberflu^ j 
 
 2. bie pac, ^ru(t>tbarfeit. [Uberflu^ 
 
 Plen'ty,*. biegiiUe, 9}?enge, ber Sflcid^t^um, 
 
 Ple'onasm, s. bcr ^leontt§mu§. [pleonaliifil). 
 
 Pleonas'tjc, — c?i. , \.adj.\ II. — cally, adr. 
 Ple^/t'pra, P\eth'ory,s. Merf.bieSSoUbliitigFeir. 
 Plef/for'jc, — cal, Med. I. arfj. OoUblutig j II.- 
 
 cailness, s. Hi SSoUblutige. 
 Pleu'ra , s. An at. bie Slippen^QUt. 
 Pleu'risy, s. Med. bie 9lippcnfelI=(Sntjfinbung. 
 Pleurit'jc , — cal , adj. Med. pleuritifc^, jum 
 
 (Seitenfie(^en ge^orig. [fam!dt. 
 
 Pliabil'jty, Pli'ablen^ss, Pli'ancy, s. bie S3ieg= 
 Pil'able, Pli'ant, I. adj.; IT.'- ly, adv. bieg- 
 
 fam: 1. gcf(^meibigi 2. roeid^, folgfam. 
 Pli'ca, s. Med. ber asdd^feljopf. [Slunsel. 
 Plica'tion, Plic'ature, s. Hi'^alUn^ bie^dte, 
 Pli'?r, I. s. 1. ber ecfenfte^er, ^reujbruber, k. 
 
 cf. To Ply; p-s, s. pi. 2. W 3angcj 3. Fori 
 
 bie ©tdnber einer 3ugbriicfc. 
 To Plight [plit], V. a. oerpfdnbcn, (an)gclos 
 
 ben 5 to — one's faith (troth) , fein SBprt i^er* 
 
 pfdnben, gtbcni »erfprcc^cn. 
 
 * Plight, *. 1. ber 3uj^anb, bic aScfd^ajfenljeit, 
 ba§ aSefmben j 2. vid. Pledge. 
 
 * PlTgh't^r, s. ber, t>k, bag oerpfdnbet. 
 Plinth y s. Arch. 1. bcr SBurfel einer ©dulej 
 
 2. bie<SduIenplatte, ^piinte? 3. ber 2df!en, 
 ®urtfim§ i 4r.ba§ gupgcrtm§ aneinem @etdfc{. 
 
 Plin'y, .^ ^lining (lat. ^-n.)- 
 
 To Plod, v. n. fi(b pladfen: l. angcfircngt, 
 ubermdpig arbdtcn? 2. fid^ matt laufen. 
 
 Plod'der, s. bcr unocrbroffcn ^frbdtenbe, ic. 
 
 PlSn'kets, s. grobc§ n)olIcneS3;u(^. 
 
 Plot, ,«•. 1. bas ^ld§(^en, ber glecf (Sanb) j 2. 
 W TCnpflonjung J 3. bcr plan, ent»)urf, 
 (©runbOSdif 5 4. bie (©peO^arte^ 5. H6 
 (Somplott, bie SSerfd^iDfirung 5 6. ber ^Cnfc^lag 3 
 li^ige ©trei^ 3 T. Dram, bie Sntriguc , SScr= 
 fd^iir5ung3 8. bie ©djlau^eit, (Srfinbung6= 
 !raft5 — catcher, — hunter, ber "^ngebcr, 
 <Spion3 — proof, SScrrat^eS ubern)icfen3 — 
 swearer, ber 3)tit»crfd^n)orne. 
 
 To P18t, V. I. a. 1. entroerfen, abreifenj 2. on* 
 jetteln, (Sddnfe, SScrratl)) f^micben5 n. n. 1. 
 oor (im <Sinne) ^aben3 2. cin (Somplott ma» 
 d^cn, fid^ cerfd^raoren. 
 
 Plot'ter, s. ber@nt»erfenbe, :c. 3 Sfldnf emad^er. 
 
 Plot'ting, p. a. 1. erfinbfam3 2. entracrfenb, 
 K. 3 — scale , bcr 5)?opftab ju Otiffcn, k. 
 
 Plot'tpn, Plottofin', .V. 1. ber Jtnaud3 2. baS 
 DtabelfifTcn, 3. ij«r:f. Platoon. 
 
 Plough [plou] , s. 1. bcr pflug 3 2. ber 3^ut^« i 
 ^obel3 3. dne TCrt ©dngclwagen (fiir ^in* 1 
 ber) 3 — alius, ber p-je^ente3 — beam, ber 
 
Piou 
 
 541 
 
 Plur 
 
 ^'halUn, &vinUl j -boy, 1. Der :M:cferiunge j 
 2. Der grobe SJ^cnfdji - coulter, bag ^-me^ 
 fer, bcr ©ed^ > — hale , — handle , — neck , — 
 staff, — stilt, — tail, bic ^-fterjej — iron, 
 bag a3e[(()neibcifen bcr ©u(i)binber (au6) 
 knife); - land, 1. ber ^. 2aubc§5 2. bQ§ 
 ^rfcrlanb, -man, -jobber, 1. bcr ^pfliiger j 
 Sanbmann, Sbaucn 2. bcr f^arfc obcrgrobc 
 £DZCHfd^ j — man's spikenard, Bot. bic ©urr* 
 rours 5 — monday, bcr erftc SJJontttg nad^ ben 
 ^ciligcn brei ,fi:onigcn) — raker, bcr (p-=) 
 meitcl, bic (^--)S(^arrc j - shaft , bcr p- 
 baum ) — share, bic ^-^(i)ax ? — silver , vid. 
 
 — alms;— traces, pi. ^-=Strdngc, ^-=Jtct= 
 ten ) — wright, bcr ^-mad^cr , SBagncr. 
 
 "ToPloogh, V. a. pflugcn, arfernj to — up 
 
 QUSpflugctt, aufgrabcn. 
 
 Ploiigh'^r, s. bcr ^p^^gei, TCcfcrSmann. 
 Ploy'^r,*. Or«-*.bcr9lcgcnpfcifcrj chattering 
 
 (noisy) — , ber ©djreier 5 ringed — , bcr 
 Plo*, s. & V. vid. Plough. [Stranbpfcifcr 
 To Pliick, V. a. 1. (— off, ab)pflucfcn, Qbbrc= 
 
 d)tn, Qbrcipcn i 2. rupfcn, jupfcn, raufen, ik= 
 
 i^cn, jcrren, rcipcn, 3. Ac. cant, ben OlcpuIS 
 
 gcb^nj to — up, 1. Qufsic^cnj 2. auSreifcn? 
 
 '6. fig. cr^cbcnj (5Jlut^ fafTcn. 
 Pliick, s. I.bcr3ug,9liiba§3upfen,9lupfcni 
 
 2. bic TCufmuntcrung, ber 5Wuti^ } 3. ba§ ®e= 
 fii^Ungc (einc§ 3:t)ierc§). 
 
 Pliick'^r, s. bcr ^flucfcnbc, Olupfenbe. 
 Pliig, s. 1. bcr ^(locf j 2. bcr ©topfcl, ^fropf j 
 
 3. ber|)al)n om^affc. 
 
 To Pliig, V. a. Dcrftopfen, jupflodPen, cinfcilcn. 
 
 Plum, s. 1. bie ^flaume j 2. bic Stofmc j ,Sorin= 
 
 t^p, 3. vuig. (cine (Summe oon) 100,000 ;.; 
 
 - cake, bcr Sflorinen!u(^cn) — pie, bic 9flofi= 
 ncnpaflctC) — porridge, bic SHofincnfuppC) — 
 pudding, 1. ber (grofe, engl.) Olofincnflopj 
 2. Min. bie ©rauroafcj — tree, ber^flau= 
 menbaum. [3. Surg, bie SBiefc. 
 
 Plu'mage, *. \.ba§ ©cficber j 2. bcr^cberbufcbj 
 
 Plumassier', s. bcr ^cbcrfcljmficfer. 
 
 Plumb [pliim] , I. adv. 1. [vulg. plQrap] plump, 
 pltttfc^j 2. blcirc(bt, fenfrecbt, gerabc j II. s. 
 ba§ SBlei, SBlcilot^, (- level, - rule) bic 
 SBlcinjQge, (Sc^wogcj — line, — rule, l.bie 
 93lcif(bnur5 2. boS (SBlciO^ol^ , - shaft, 
 Min. ber (Scigerf(ba(3^t.[tcn,lot^rcd()t madden. 
 
 * To Plumb, V. a. na6) bcr Sleiroagc cinrid^= 
 
 Plum'bagin, s. 1. Min. bcr ©rap^it, ba§ S8lci= 
 crj 5 2. (artificial — ) bic ©Iciafc^c. 
 
 Plumba'go , vid. Black-lead. [SSlei. 
 
 PlGm'bean, Pliim'beous, adj. I.blc{ernj2. njic 
 
 Plum'ber [plGm'er], s. 1. ber aSleiorbcitcr, 
 SBlcigicf cr 5 2. bcr ^abrifant in SSlciwaaren 
 (m6^rcn,|)a^ttc,:c.). 
 
 Pliira'b?ry [plum'^rj] , *. bic iSBIciarbcit. 
 
 Plume, s. 1. bic (grope) gebcr (eine§ SSogcI§)j 
 2. bie 4)utfcbcr, bcr ^cberbuftlj 5 3. * ba§ ®c« 
 ficberj 4. bcr ©toljj 5. ba§ (S^rcnjeidjcn, 
 ©iegcrsei(^cn j 6. J3ot. ba§ SBlattfcbcrd^cn, — 
 alum, ber ^eber='3(laun}— striker, bcr^ud)§s 
 fd^mdnjer, (Bd^mcid^lcr. 
 
 To Plume, v. a. 1. (fid^) bic ^cDcrn pu§cn j 2. 
 (mit ^ebern) fdi^miitfcn j 3. aufflu^cn, (-out, 
 I^erau§)f(^mucfen5 4. Quffc^cn, QnftccfcnjS. 
 Qbfiebern , rupfcn j to — one's self upon ... , 
 ftd^ rufemen , jid^ bruflcn mit ... . 
 
 Plum'en^r, s. bcr ^cbcr^anblcr. 
 
 Pliiraig'erous, adj. gcftebcrt. 
 
 Plu'miped, Plu'mipede , adj. feberfupig. 
 
 Plum'm^r, &c. vid. Plumber , &c. 
 
 Plum'met, s. 1. ba§ SSleilot^, (^ciI=)2ot(), 
 ©cnfblci j 2. ba§ (58{ci=)®cn)id)ti 3.bicS3lei= 
 wage j 4. ber SSlciitift. [bern. 
 
 Plumos'ity, *. ba§ ©cficbcrte, bie ?XRcngc^c* 
 
 Plumose', Plu'mous, adj. 1. geficbcrt, febcrig j 
 2. TOie gebern, febcrid^t. 
 
 Pliimp, I. adv. vid. Plumb ; II. adj. ; HI. — ly, 
 adv. 1. [leifd^ig, bicf , fett unb runb , i^oKj — 
 faced, bictbarfig j 2. fig. plump, platt, gcrabc 
 ^crau0} IV. s. xnd. b. a. Clump. 
 
 To Plump, V. I. a. 1. Quftrcibcn, aufblofenj 
 2. mdftcnj II- n. 1. aufff^njcUcn, bicf wcrben, 
 2. (wic cin @tcin) faUcn, plumpcn. 
 
 Pliim'per, s. ba§ ffiaud^ige, bcr SSaufcb. 
 
 Pliimp'n?ss, s. bic ^(eif(iigfeit, Selcibtbcit, 
 
 Plum'py, adj. incl. flcif(big/ bid, fett. [©ittc. 
 
 Plu'my, adj. febcrig , gcficbcrt. 
 
 Plu'raule , vid. Plume, C. 
 
 To Plun'd^r, v. a. ptunbem, (be)raubcn. 
 
 Plun'der, s. bic (,ffricg§=)®eute, bcr 9laub. 
 
 PlunM?rer, s. bcr SBcutcmatbcr J ^(unbcrcrj 
 {Rduber, ©ieb. 
 
 ToPliinge, v. I. a. 1. (pI6|Ii(b cin)tau(^cn, 
 fenfcni 2. flurjcn, ftopcnj 3. untcrtauc^enj 
 II. n. 1. (unter)finfen, (binein)f^urscn, fallenj 
 2. fid^ ftiirjcn (in . • .), 3. fpringcn unb au§s 
 fd)Iagen (roic cin ^ferb). 
 
 Pliinge, .9. 1. Wo Gintaud^cn, 2. bcr pI6|Iid^c 
 ©turs j 3. ba§ :jfugfd^lagcn cincS ^pferbeS 5 4. 
 ytg.bicS^ott), ,fftemmc5 by p-s, flopmcife. 
 
 Plun'geon, s. Orn. bcr Saudjcr, bic S^audjcnrc. 
 
 Pliin'ger, s. 1. bcr ISaud^cr j 2. Mech. bcr jDrucf * 
 
 Plun'ket , s. bQ§ SBaJTcrblau. [!olbcn< 
 
 Pluper'fect (or — tense) , s. Gram. baS ^lud* 
 quampcrfcctum. 
 
 Plu'ral, I. adj. mcl^r, mt^rfa(^ 5 — number, or 
 II. s. Gram, bcr plural, bie OKcIjrsQl^I. 
 
 Plu'ralist , s. Law , l)cr ©cfi^er tnc^rcrer 
 ^frilnbcn, SSielpfriinbner. 
 
 Plural'jty, s. 1. bic^mc^ria^Ij 2. bic 3Kc^r^cii, 
 
Pliir 
 
 542 
 
 Poln 
 
 griptc Bal^lj 3. Law, Ut SBeR^ me^rcrer 
 
 Plu'rally, adv. Gram, im ^lurd. [artigc 
 
 Plush , s. 1. ber ^Iuf(^ j 2. £o^ ta§ ©ammet= 
 
 pm'vial, I. or Plu'vjoiis, adj. regnig , rcQne- 
 rif(^5 U. *. iSoTO. Caf/i. Der 6[)orrocf. 
 
 Piuvjam'et^r, *. t)cr OtegenmclTer. 
 
 To Ply, V, I. a. 1. (ungefliim) onUcgcn , (^ef« 
 ti9) aufe^enj iiber^dufen} 2. [Icipig uben: a) 
 anftrengen, an^alten, b) treiben, fi(i^ befleifU 
 gen , cifrig flubirenj to — one's oars , auS qI= 
 Icn^raftenru^ern, II. n. 1. fic)^ biegen 5 2. 
 emfig arbeitcn 5 3. fortgeljen, eileiij 4. fcinc 
 9(lid)tung (bcf. sroifc^en jroei Drtcn rcgelmd= 
 fig roo^in) ne[)men5 5. fQl)ren,fegelni to — to 
 windward by boards , to — off and on, Mar. 
 ten SBint) abfncifen, lat^ircn. 
 
 Ply, ,9. 1. j)ie ^altc, ^riimmungj 2. t)ie aBen= 
 tung, l5er ^ang, t?ie ©croo^n^dt. 
 
 Pneumat'jc [nu — ] , I. or — cal,af/i. 1. luftigj 
 geiftig, 2. pneumotifc^j — pump, — engine, bic 
 Suftpumpc, II. p-s, s. pi. P/jT/.tsie^ncumatif. 
 
 * Pneuraat'ocele, s. Med. bcr SBinbbrucb. 
 *Pneumatol'ogy, *Pneumatos'ophy, s. T. t)ie 
 
 ^ncumatologtc. [brucb- 
 
 *Pnerimatora'phalo8, s. Surg, bcr 3?ttbcIlDint>= 
 
 * Pneumo'nia, *Pneu'm9ny, s. bie 2ungcnfU(bt. 
 ♦Pneumon'jc, Med. I. adj. bie Sungc betref= 
 
 fcnbi 11. p-8, s. pi. 2ungenmittcl. 
 
 To Poach , V. I. a. 1. gelinbe fo(ben , mcid) fte= 
 ben 4 2. (aSilb) flc^Ienj 3. plunbern , 4. (bur(b) 
 fte^cn, (bur(b)bo^ren , II. n. njei(b ober feu(bt 
 
 Poach, s. bie SBilbbiebcrei. [fein. 
 
 Poa'chard, Po'chard, s. bie njilbe (9)?ittcl=) 
 
 Poa'ch^r, s. ber SSilbbieb. [©nte. 
 
 Poa'chy, ad>?;«ig.fumpfig, fcu(l>t (oom Sanbe). 
 
 P6ck , .?. Med. bie ^orfe, ©latter 3 — hole, — 
 mark , bie SSIottemarbe , ^orfengrube 5 — 
 wood, boS pocf^ols, Sransofenbolj. 
 
 PSck'et, *. l.bieSafcbe^ 2. ber <Sacf, Heine 
 ©alien, ^argotj he is ten pounds out of — 
 by it, er oerlicrt babci lO^funbj — book, 
 X)(x& S-nbu(b, 'ak ©rieftafcbe 5 — dagger , ber 
 ®ol^f— g'ass, ber S-nfpiegel, — knife, t)a§ 
 S-nmeJTerj — handkerchief, bo§ @(bnupf- 
 tud^ ) — ledger. Com. baS S53rfenbu(b 5 — lids, 
 bicSafdienflappen^ — money, ^a& S-ngclbj 
 
 — nets, bie SBeutel, ^ollnc^e beim SSillarb 5 
 
 — pistol. Me 3;-npi|!ole, ba§ Serscrol. 
 
 To P5ck'et, V. a. in bie Safcbe ftecfen , (— up 
 au^Jig.) einfterfen. 
 
 Pock'y, adj. vulg. luflfie^ ; cenerifcb. 
 
 Pod, s, 1. bie ^ulfc, ©(j^ale, <S(bote j 2. (— of 
 silk) ber (SSeibenO^oconj — pepper, ber 
 ©(^otenpfejferj — ware, bie ^ulfenfru(3^t. 
 
 To P5d, V. 7i. fi^ ^ulfen, ©(^otcn anfc^en. 
 
 Podag'ra, s. baS ^obagra, bie ^upgi^t 
 
 Podag'ric, — ca!, adj. fupgi(btif(b' 
 
 Pod'ders, s. pi. ^iilfenfammler. 
 
 Podge, *. bic pfu^e, ber iSumpf. 
 
 Po'em , s. baS ®ebi(!^t. [tung5 3. vid. Posy. 
 
 Po'esy, s. 1. bie ^oefie;©i^tfunfl5 2.bic3}iii5» 
 
 Po'et, s. t)cr 5)i(bter. Po'gtast?r , s. tcr £)icb= 
 
 Po'etess, Po'etress, s. bie ^ic^tcrinn. [tcrling. 
 
 Poet'jc, I. or — cail, adj. ; II.— cally, adv. pcc^ 
 tif(b , bi(bterifcb 5 III. p-s , s. pi. tic ^ccti! 5 
 IV. — ness, s. t)a5 jDi^tcrifi^e. 
 
 To Po'etize, v. n. bi(j^ten, SScrfe ma^cn. 
 
 Po'^try, s. 1. bie 3)id^tf unflj 2. tic ©icbtungj 
 
 PSgge, s. Iclu ber ©tcinpicfer. [3. ®cbi(^tc, 
 
 Pogh [po] ! Poh ! int. pfui ! pa^ ! pu^ ! 
 
 Po'head , s. ber ^aulfrof(b. [pcnbc. 
 
 Poig'nancy [poi'— ], *. bie ®(^arfe, baS S3ci= 
 
 *Poig'nant , I. adj.\ II. — ly , adv. 1. fpi^igj 
 2. pifant, 3. fd^arf, bcipenb 5 4. [(^merjcnb, 
 III. — ness, s. vid. b. P. 2S. 
 
 PoTnt, I. s. 1. bic <Spi^C) 2. (— of land) bfe 
 Sanbfpi^e, ba§ SSorgcbirge^ 3. bcr©d)nur» 
 fcnfelj 4. ba& ©tc(bcifcn , ber ©riffel, ©rab* 
 fticbelj 5. bie fTieftcl 5 6. bie gcnabte @piH 
 ^antc 5 T, vid.- head ;8.r//p. ber (@(b(upO 
 ^unft [ . ]5 9. bQ§ ^ttuge ouf SBiirfcln u. in 
 ber ^arte, ber ^oint j 10. ber ®rab 5 11. ber 
 (SDmpapO<Stri(bi 12. ber (^m, ©top 5 13. 
 bie ^Jtote, ber Son 5 li.fig. ber^unftj 15. 
 ba§ (Snbe, bie ©ntfc^cibung } 16. bic (®eban» 
 fcn=)®pi§ci ir. ba5®cifpicl5 IS.baS^icI, 
 ber Broecfj 19. ber 3uftanb5 p-s, pi. 20. 
 Mar. tie (SfleefO<Sciringcn5 21. Typ tic 
 ^unfturen, ^-fpi^cn j 22. Gram, a) bie ^n= 
 terpunction&5ei(ben i b) bic (^cbr.) Scfcscid)cn> 
 — of honour, tcr (5l)rcnpunftj— of sight, — 
 of view, ber ®c{x(^t8punft5 in — of..., it> 
 ^infid^t auf . . . 5 to make a — of ... , ftd^ jUl 
 Tfufgabe macbcn, at — , in Poller Siuflung 5 at 
 all p-s, ganjlid^ 5 II. comp. — blank, I. s. ba& 
 SBeipe (ber 9J?ittclpunn) in ber ed^eibcj II. 
 adv. I. (ftbnur) gcrabCj 2. frei ^erauSj — 
 de vise (— device) , I. *. 1. ba§ mit ber 3^a» 
 bel ® carbeitete , 2. ber ® efidjtSpuntt 3 II. adv. 
 pun!tli(b , gcnau 5 — head, ber ^opfpu$,^fuf» 
 fa§ (mit (Spi^cn) j — holes, T^p. bic ^unf- 
 turlod^erj — lace, fein gcnd^tc ©pi^cnj — 
 maker, 1. bcr 3^efHer, ®iirtler3 2. bic @pis= 
 jcnmad^crinnj — net, ^ctinet? ~ plate, Typ.. 
 bie ^unfturft^cre, — wise, fpi^ig. 
 
 To Point, V. l.a.1. fpi^cn, jufpi^cn, f(^arfenj 
 2. punftiren, interpunftircn 3 3. rid(>tcn, flcl* 
 Icn, sielen (— at, nad^, au05 4. (^in)»eifcn 
 mit ... 5 to — out , bcjcicbncn , scigcn j II. n. 
 1. jeigcn, (^in)n)cifen (— at, auf) 3 2. Sports 
 (»on SflQb^unben, por)ftc^cn. 
 
Poi 
 
 m 
 
 543 
 
 Poll 
 
 Poin'ted, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fpi^lQJ 2 
 Arch, got^ifi , @pi§bogen= , — roof, bas 
 ©attelfcac^ 5 3. Mus. punftirtj 4.^g. f(tiorf= 
 (Itnnig), beipcnl). III. — ness, *. 1. bie <Spi5= 
 jigfeitj 2. baS <Stcd^enbe, SSeipcnbe, Srcjfcnbe. 
 
 Poin'tel, ^. 1. bag ^^nopfd^enj 2. bcr Heine 
 @tift5 3. bie^Ieinigfdt. 
 
 Poifn'ter, s. 1. ber 3eigcr, SBciferj 2. 5porf. 
 ter SBac^tel^unt), 3. r. Die StabirnttDel, t§= 
 nobelj 4. iV-m. Der ©pi^er. 
 
 Pom'ting,!. s. Mars. l.ber^unDepunt(Sau= 
 cnbe)5 2. baS SSeflctfmad^enj II. arfj. iJof-* 
 
 — at the top, gcgipfelt j — from two opposite 
 lines, smcijciligj — one way, einrei^ig. 
 
 Point'less , adj. 1. o^ne <Spi|c , flumpf , 2. 
 o^nc punft(e) , :c. cf. Point. 
 
 Poise, s. 1. ba& ©croic^t, bie (Sd^wercj 2. ba& 
 ®lei(^gcn)i(l)t5 3. bie SBage 5 4.ba§ ^Knopfd^en. 
 
 To Poise, V. a. 1. (Qb)n)dgen5 2. befctjroeren, 
 belabeii} (— down) nicbeibriScfen 5 3. in'§ 
 ©leicbgeraid^t fe^en , barin er^alten^ 4. bag 
 ®leici^gen)i(3^t C)alten j to — down, uberroiegen. 
 
 Poi'ser, s. ber SSdger, SKiegcr. 
 
 Poii'son, s. bag (Siftj Bot-s. — nshy — oak , — 
 tree, ber ©iftfumad^, ©iftbaum, bie ®ift= 
 cid^e ) — berry , ber ^ttmmerflrttud^ j — bush, 
 vid. Euphorbiura, 1.5 — cup, bcrSiftbed^er j 
 
 — fish, /c/j. ber ©iftrocbej — nut, Bof. bttS 
 ^rd^enouge, bie ^recbnu^ 
 
 To Poi'son , V. a, oergiften (aud^ Jig.). 
 
 P6i'§on^ble , adj. ©ergiftenb. 
 
 P6i'son?r, s. 1. ber ©iftmift^crj bie®iftmi= 
 
 fd^erinnj 2. ber S^erberbcr. 
 Poi'sonful , adj. giftig. 
 Poi'sonous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. giftig } 2. 
 
 ocrberbIi(^5 ill. — ness, s. l. bie ©ifttgfeit, 
 
 2. bie SSerberblid^Mt. 
 Poiftrel, s. 1. Jew. Rd. ba& Sruflftficf, a5ru|t= 
 
 fd^ilbi 2. ber JBruftbarniftb cincS ^ferbegj 3. 
 
 ber aSruflriemen , SSruftfc^ilb 5 4. ber®rab= 
 Poize, vid. Poise. [fiid)el. 
 
 Poke, s. 1, bie Sttfcbe j ber @adf; 2. ber ©top. 
 To Poke, V. a. 1. tafieit, tappcn, (^erum) ffi^= 
 
 len, 2. mit eincmlangen SSerfjeugefucben, 
 
 Qufrii^ren, fd^uren. [cifen. 
 
 Po'ker, s. 1. ber Soppcnbe, iCi 2. baS @d^ur= 
 Po'king, adv. col. fried^enb, fncd^tifd^. 
 Pol, s. abbr. 1. ft.Mary, 5D^ief(ben , 2. ^.Parrot, 
 PQlac're, .9. Mar. ber ^olacfer. [bas ^ap^en. 
 Po'land,.y.polen. Po'Iander,*.ber^0le,^0laf. 
 Po'lar, adj. bcn ^ol betrejfenb, polar) — bear, 
 
 ber 6i§bdr>— circles, pi. bie ^olarfreife. 
 PQlar'jty.j.bie^olaritat. 
 Pplarjza'tion, s. bie ^olarifatxon. 
 Po'lary , adj. fid) nad(> bem ^ol neigcnb 5 - 
 
 power, bie mQgnetifd(>e vKraft. 
 
 Pole, vid. Polander. 
 
 Pole, s. 1. ber Pol, 2. ber ilngelpunFt , baf 
 dnbe ber TCd^f&j 3. ber pfa^I, bie ©tange j 4. 
 bieSeid^feli 5. ber (Stallbaumj 6. (turner'*. 
 -)bieS8ippe5 r. bie m^PWut^i (16% 
 gup) 3 8. ber (3dgerO<Spiep, ba& gangeifenf 
 9. ber |)afcn} 10. TVp.bie^inei 11. Sport, 
 a) W Sunte (ber gifcbottcr) j 6) ba§ ©piel 
 (ber ©(^roeif) beg gafanen j under bare p-s. 
 Mar. oor Sop unb ZaMi — arbour, bie 
 ©itterlaubc, - axe, 1. bie ©treitajt , 2. baS- 
 9fli(^tbeil5 3. Mar. baS^nterbeilj-bolt, ber 
 ©(blopnagel, — cat , bag amerif. ©tinftbierf 
 
 — duties, bie ^afengebii^ren, — fish, Ich. bie 
 ©eejunge, @oIjle} — hedge, — fence, m 
 3aun oon uber einanber getegten ©tangenf 
 
 — hook, ber ®eid^fen)a!en J — mast , cin 5Dlaft 
 au§ eincm (einsigen) <Stucfe 5 — plate , R-w. 
 bie ©tu^Ifd^welle, — screen, ein <StO(f = ^a= 
 minfd^irm 5 — staple, bie ^rampe ^inten an 
 ber Deic^fcl 5 — star , ber ^olarftern. 
 
 To Pole, V. a.1. on 6tangcnbinben, ftdngenj 
 
 2. (eincn ,Kabn) mit @tangen fortfi^ieben. 
 Pole'davy , s. baS grobe ^ocftucb, fd()»ere ©c* 
 Poleins', *. pi. @d(>nabelfd^u^c. [geltudb. 
 
 Polera'ic» I- or — cal, adj. polemifd^j II. *. 1, 
 
 ber ^olemifcr j 2. bie ©treitfd^rift 5 III. p-g, 
 
 s. pi. bie ^olemtF, (Streitle^re. 
 Po'Ier, s. bie @t6rjtange, ber Sflu^rftodf. 
 Po'ley, s. Bot-s. bie ^olci} — grass , bie roilbe 
 
 p. 5 — mountain, bie ©ergpolei. 
 PqIicc', s. Ui ^olijei, (— court) baS ^-amt j 
 
 — man , ber p-biencr. 
 
 Pol'jcy, s. bie ^olitiF: 1. bie ©taatgwilfen* 
 f(^afti ©taatgflug^eiti 2. bie (SSeltO^lug* 
 i)tit, S5(blaubcit, Sift 5 3. (— of insurance) bie 
 ^ffccuranjpolice, 4. (fd^ott) bic^nlagen (eine§- 
 Sanbgutcg, jc.) } SSerfd)onevungen. 
 
 Po'ljsh, a<ij. polnifdb. 
 
 To Pfil'ish, V. I. a. 1. poliren, gldtfcnj 2. ter« 
 feinern, gefittet madden 5 3. »erf(^6nern, jie* 
 ren j II. n. ©lanj beJommcn, fic^ poliren laffcn 5- 
 p-ing iron, ber polirfta^lj p-ing slate, ber 
 ^olirfc^iefer, SIripelfcbieferj p-ing stick, ba^ 
 (Sldtt^olj. [2. \iit Irtigfeit, feine BiiU. 
 
 Pol'ish, s. 1. \>it politur, m&tU, ber ©lanjf 
 
 P81'ishable , adj. maS fi(^ poliren ober oerfeis 
 nern Idpt. Im^, 
 
 Poi'isher, s. 1. ber ^olirerj 2. baS ^olir* 
 
 Polite', I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. T. poUrt, ge« 
 gidttetj 2. fein, ortig, li6flid(>, gefittet j - 
 literature, bie ft^Snen SBSiffenf^aftenj in. — 
 ness, s. bie gein^eit, ^rtigfeit. 
 
 PQlit'jcail, I. adj.; H. - ly, adv. poKtif*: K 
 bfirgerlif^j 2. flaatgfunbig , flaat§Hufl|- 
 economy, bie <StaatS»irtW<^aft. 
 
Poll 
 
 544 
 
 Polj 
 
 Politjcas't^r, *. t)cr politifc^e ^anncngief er 
 Poiiti'cian, s. tax ^oUtifcr: 1. bcr ®tttQt§= 
 
 mannj flaatsfluge SJlannj 2. bcr ocrfc^lagenc 
 
 ,ffopf, ©^laufopf. 
 PSI'jtic, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv.l.Wk Political, 
 
 qv. ; 2. wcltHug, t)erf(^lagen, fc^lttu j III. p-s, 
 
 .?. pi. bie ^oUtif. 
 
 Pdl'jty, *.bic 9lcgierung, St-Sform, SScrfajTung. 
 Poll, s. 1. Dcr (|>inter=)^opf, ©d^dbelj 2. Die 
 
 ^crfoncnliflC; Stamentiflej 3. t>ic SBa^Uiftej 
 
 4. fcie ^bflimmung} 5. vW. Pollard, 1.5 — 
 
 cattle, 9linDoiel) o^ne Corner: — cows, ^ol= 
 
 l&enfu^cj - evil, bic ^opfgefd)raulfl bcr^fcrbe, 
 
 — money, — tax, ba§ ^opfgelb, Die ^opf* 
 
 ftcuer, ^crfonenflcucr. 
 To Poll, u. I. a. 1. (fficlume)!appen,!6pfcn, 
 
 be^aucn 5 2. ftu^en, f(^eren , 3. namcntlic^ ouf* 
 
 fd^reiben, (bcf. oI§ SSotantcn) eintragcnj 4. 
 
 (bcim ©timmcu) feinen 3^Qmcn eintragen Iaf= 
 
 fen } II. n. (ob)f^immen. 
 Pdl'lard, *. 1. or Pol'Iack, Ich. bie ^oppe, 
 
 Sluappc} 2. t)tt§ ©efappte, ®cftu|te: a) bcr 
 
 gcfapptcSBaumj 6) bic befc^nittene^Runje, 
 
 c) ber |)irf4>; bcr fein ©eroeilj abgeroorfcn 
 
 ^at) 3. p-8, s. TpU a) bie SBeisenfleie^ '>) 
 To Pol'lard, uid. To Poll, 1. [etopfnubetn 
 Pfil'len, *. 1. ba§ fein gcbeutelte 9}?e^l, bie fcine 
 
 ^teiej 2. jBot. ber ©lumenftaub. 
 Pol'lenin , s. Chem. ber SSlut^enftaubftoff. 
 Pol'ler, s. 1. ber ^appenbc, @tu^enb<) 2. ber 
 
 ©timmengeber, u. c/. To Poll. 
 Pollicjta'tion, s. bie cinfeitige SSerfpre^ung. 
 Polljniferous, adj. SBIumenftaub erjeugenb. 
 Pol'ling-boards , Pol'ljngs , s. pi. T. SSerf^al= 
 Pol'lQck, s. vtd. Pollard, 1. [breter. 
 
 To Pollute', V. a. 1. (avi6)Jlg.) beflcrfen, befu= 
 
 bein, Derunreinigen 5 2. ent»et(Jt>en. 
 Pollu'ted, I. or Pollute', p. a. ; II. - ly, ado. 
 
 bcflecft J III. — ness, s. bie SSeflecfung. 
 Pollu't?r, s. berSSerunreiniger, %c. 
 Pollu'tion, s. 1. bie aSefleJung, 85erunreim= 
 
 gungj 2. bie Gntwei^ung. 
 PSl'ly, dim. p. Pol. 
 Polonaise', *. 1. bie ^olonaife C^rauens^elj^ 
 
 mantel); 2. or Polonoise [-naz'], bie ^olo^ 
 
 naife(Xanj). P9lo'ny,s.:jCrtSQ5urft. [eproti^e, 
 PSlonese', .v. 1. vid, b. n. SB. 5 2. bie polnific 
 P(?ltr66n', PSi'trpn, I. s. 1. ber^eig^erjige^bie 
 
 (feige) 5}Umme5 2. bcr S^i(^tgroiirbige 5 II. 
 
 adj. niebrig, feige, crbfirmlid^. 
 Poltr66'n?ry , Pol'trpnry , s. bie ^eig^eitj 
 
 9ti(bt8rourbig!eit. 
 
 P6l'v?rine, s. bie colcinirtc ^flanjenafd&e. 
 Po'ly , s. vid. Poley. 
 Polyacan'f/i8i, s, Bot. bie f(&3ne jDiflel. 
 Poly^coil'stic, adj. ben ©(J^all t)ermeJ)renb. 
 
 Pol'yadelph , s. Bot. bie oiclbrubrige ^flanjt. 
 Polyadel'phian, adj. Bot. ticlbriibcrig. 
 Polyan'd^r, s. Bot. bie t>iclmdnn{ge ^flanje. 
 Polyan'drjan , adj. Bot. \>iclmdnnig. 
 Polyan'dry,*.bicSSicImdnncrci.[blume,^rimel. 
 Polyan'f/ie , Polyan'f/ios , s. Bot.tiiC ©iluffcl* 
 Pol'ychord, adj. tielfaitig. 
 Polycotyl'edon , s. Bot. bic ^flfl^SC mit mc^r 
 
 aU jn)ei©amenlappcn.[<SamenlQppen ^abenb. 
 PolycStyled'onous , adj. Bot. mc^r al§ gnjei 
 Polyed'ric, &c. vid. Polyh .... 
 Polygam'jan , Bot. I. or Pol'ygam, s. bie X<kU 
 
 gattigc ^flonje^ II. adj. poH)gamifd^, Piclgat= 
 Polyg'amist, s. ber ^ol^gamift. [tig. 
 
 Polyg'amons, adj. 1. bie SSiclnjciberei bctref^ 
 
 fenb, 2. Bot. Dielgatttg. 
 Polyg'amy, s. bic ^o(t)gam{e, SSielrocibcrei. 
 Polygiir'chy, s. bic SSiel^errffeaft. 
 Polyg'enous, adj. mlaxtiQ. [glottc. 
 
 Pei'yglot,l. arfj. cielfprtt(^ig} II. s. bic^oli)= 
 Pol'ygon, s. Geom. baS ^olttgon, SBielerf. 
 Polyg'onal , Polyg'onons , adj. ii>ielecfig, poll)* 
 
 gonal) — masonry, bcr G^Hopenbau. 
 Pol'ygram, s. Geom. baS^olj^gramm, bie t>iel= 
 
 linige ^igur. [oon |)Qnbfdjriften. 
 
 PSl'ygrapb , s. tin ^araHellineol jum Sopiren 
 Polygrapb'ic, — cal, af/i.polngrQp^iftb.[!unbe. 
 Polyg'raphy, s. bic^ol^grap^ie, (§^iffref(i>rift^ 
 Pol'ygyn, s. Bot. bie cielnjeibige ^flanje. 
 Polygyn'jan, adj. Bot. loiclrocibig. 
 Ppiyl'yny , s. bic SSiclnjeiberei. 
 Polyha'lite, s. Min. ber ^olQ^alit. 
 Polyhe'dron , *. 1. Geom. bic ^oltJCbcrj 2, 
 
 Opt. ba& SScroielfdltigungggloS. 
 Polyhe'dral, Polyhed'ric, — cal, Polyhe'drous, 
 Polymaf/t'jc, adj. oielgele^rt. [adj. pielfeitig. 
 Polym'9t/iy, s. bie SSielroifferei. 
 Polymor'phoos, adj. oielgeftaltig. 
 Pol'yneme, s. Ich. ber ^ingcrfifcl). [flralien. 
 Polyne'sia [col. — 'zha], s. ^olQncfien, ^U« 
 *P61yne'sjan, adj. polDnefifd^. 
 Pol'ynome , s. Aig. bie \)ielglicbcrigc ®r5f e. 
 Polyno'raial, adj.Alg.Tpoh)nomi^6), ticIgUcbrfjj 
 Polyop'trum, s.vid. Polyhedron, 2, 
 Polypet'alous, adj. Bot. ijiclbldttrig. 
 PolyphOn'jc, adj. icicltonig, ticlfiimmig. 
 Polyph'onism, Polyph'ony, s. bic fiSercielfdlti- 
 
 gung be§ ©4>air§, SSieltonigFcit. 
 Polyph'yllous , adj. oielbldttrig. 
 Pol'ypier, s. ba& ^olt)pen^du§(bcn. 
 Pol'ypode, Pplyp'pdy, s. Bot. ba§ ^ngclfup. 
 POl'ypous, adj. poIt)penartig. 
 Pol'yplis, *. 1. Zool.il Med. bcr^ollJP) 2. 
 
 Zooi. bie SWcerfuttel (pi. pSl'ypi). 
 PSl'yscOpe, s. Opt. tio,^ ^eroiclfdltigungSglaS. 
 Polyspast, s. T. baS^ugwerf, berglafdjcnsug. 
 
Polj 
 
 545 
 
 Pop 
 
 Pol'ysperm, *. Bot. bie pielfamigc ^flanje. 
 Polysper'mous, adj. Bot. ticlfamig. 
 Pol'jstyle, adj. Arch. melfduUq. 
 Polysyllab'jc, — cal, adj. »?ielfilbig. 
 Pol'ysyllable, s. DaS melfilbige 3Sort. 
 Polytech'njc, — cal, adj. polQted)nif(^. 
 Pol'yt/ieism, s. bie JBiclgotterci. 
 Pol'yf/ieist,*. bcr^o(t)t^ei[l. 
 Polyf/iefs'tjc, — cal, adj. poll)t^Ctflif(^. 
 Pom'ace, s. Mc Srefter, ber SBotcnfa^ (beim 
 Poraa'ceous, adj. dpfelrci(^. [tpfelprcffcn). 
 Ppmade', vid. Pomatum. [gti. 
 
 PomanMer, s. bcr JBifamfnopf, bie ^arfiimfu-' 
 Poraa'tum, ,v. Die ^omttDC. 
 To Poma'tum, v. a. pomabiriVfr.. 
 Pome, .V. But. Mc ^ernfrud)t. 
 Pome-cTtVon , .v. bic Simonie. 
 Pome-gran'ate, s. ber ®ranatapfel. 
 Pome'lion, x.Giin. bieS^raubc (anbcrvKanonc). 
 Pdme-par'adise, s. ber parobie&apfel. 
 Pomera'nia, *. Gcog. ^ommcrn. 
 Pomeiii'nian , I. adj. pommcrifc^i — dog, ber 
 
 B;ii^, ^ommcr^ II. a. ber ^ommer. 
 Pdme'-niy, Pome-roy'al, s. ber JtoitlgSapfel, 
 Pome-wa'ter , s. tint 'Kvt mo^lfdjmecfenbcr 
 Pom'ey, s. Her. tin griine^ SRoniJcl. [Itpfel. 
 Poraif'erous, adj. Bot. ^pfelfriid}tc tragenb. 
 PomWl, s. l.ber(5)egen=ob.@QtteIO^nopf5 
 
 2.bQy.^ri8pcU)olj (7frm^oIj) ber?ebcrbcreiter. 
 To Pdm'inel, v. n.i. puffen, fnujfen, fdjlagen j 
 
 2. 'Tan. (ein ^cll) narben. 
 Pom'meled, adj. Her. mit ,5t'n6pfen cerfc^cn. 
 Pomme'lion, vid. Pomelion. 
 Pomp, s. ber ^omp, bie ^xad)t, ba§ ©eprdn* 
 
 ge, ber glanjenbc ^Cufjug. 
 Pom'pet, s. Typ. ber ©rucferballen. 
 Pom'pey, s. ^ompcjuS (5K-n.). [men. 
 
 Pom'pholyx, s. ber weipe ®almei, bie 3infbtu= 
 Pom'pion, s. ber ,Kurbip , bie ^febe. 
 Pom'pire, s. ber SSirnapfel. 
 Pompos'ity, s. ber ^runf j ba§ ^omp^afte. 
 Pom'pous , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. pomp^ft : 
 
 1. prdd)tig, ^errlicbi 2. ^ot^trabenbi III. — 
 
 ness, s. vid. b. t*. SB. 
 Pond, s. ber %t\6), SBei()er j — for fish, vid. unt. 
 
 Fish u. Nurse; Bo<-.9.-llly, bie SBafferUUc 5 
 
 — weed, ba8 ©amenfraut, bcr^roft^lattid^. 
 To Pond, V. a. ju einem Scid^e mot^en. 
 To Pon'der, v. I. a. erwdgen, beben!cn ^ II. n. 
 
 to — on ... , nac^finnen, nad^griibeln fiber... . 
 
 PonMerable, adj. njdgbar. 
 
 Pun'deral, adj. nac!^ bcm ®ewi(bte befHmmt. 
 Pdn'derance, s. bie @(^raere, baS ®en)i(^t. 
 Pondera'tion, s. baS SBdgen. 
 Pon'derer, s. ber Grwdgenbe, Uberlegenbe. 
 Pond?r5s'ity, s. bie ©(^wcrc, ®tmiiii\(iMt 
 I. 
 
 P8n'derous, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. [(^Wer 'i 
 2. fig. roi^tig ^ - spar, Min. ber ©(^roerfpat^j 
 
 III. — ness , s. vid. Ponderosity. 
 Pon'go, s. Zoot. ber SSalbmenff^. 
 Po'nent, adj. roefllii^. [©c^wert 
 
 Fdn'iard [- yard], a-, bcr ©olt^j bo§ iuv% 
 *To Poii'iard, v. a. crflci^en, crbolf^en. 
 Pdn'tage, s. ber SSrucfenjoIl, bag ©rucfengelb 
 P6n'tjf(f), 5. bcr (5Dber=)prieftcr, .^o^epnV-. 
 
 flcr, ^rdlat, ^apfl, S3if(^of. 
 Pontff'ical, \.adj. ; II. — ly, arfy.l .obcrpricflers 
 
 lid), pdpftliil), bifc^oflid) ) 2. prdd^tigj III. ^. 
 
 l.bai? 6t'rcmonienbu(^ ber SSifii^ofe, 2. p-s, 
 
 V'l. Ut (pdpfilii^e Ob. bifd)6fl.) Imtsflcibung, 
 
 ber S)ruat. [gicrung. 
 
 Pontificate, s. bic pdpf^Udje SBiirbe unb 9le« 
 Pontiff ic PontifT'cial , Pontjfii'ciaa, adj. 1. 
 
 pdpfHtd)^ 2. priefier(i(b. 
 Pontift'cian , s. bcr ^dcfUidjgcjinntc. 
 Pon'tjl, s. C-u'.baS ®ul)mcifen, bie ©iQ^jonge. 
 Pdnt'levlfs, .v. Man. baS JBdumcn cincs ''PferbeS. 
 Pontoon', Pon'ton , s. Mil. 1. ber ^pontou, 
 
 SSriicf cnfa^n •■, 2. tik ©(^i^riicfe , Eaufbriirfe. 
 Pontodnier.«', Pontdnicr*' , ,v, p/. (Sdjiffbruf* 
 
 fcn=©olbaten. [— chaise, bie 4)alb(baifc. 
 Po'ny, .v.bag pferb(bcn,ber^IepptT/2it{)aueri 
 Pddd, s. ba§ ^ub (ruff, (^tmiii =^ 40 ruff. 
 Pooh! i«t. Q^! pat)! 0^0 ! [%). 
 
 Pool, s. 1. bcr 3;eid),^fu()l,©umpf,bic2a(l^c j 
 
 2. ber @a|im©picle} — counters, pLSpieU 
 
 marfcn? — snipe, Orn. bcr S'lotl)ffbcnfcl, ba& 
 
 Olott)beinj — work, ba§ ^oi^wcvf. 
 P6op , .y. Mars, bie SpxiXtt , "^(jii) |)intertt)cil 
 
 be§ @d>i|feS 5 — lantern, bie ^interlateme} 
 
 — royal , bie S)bcrl)iitte. [^intcn befommen. 
 To Poop, V. a. im pass, tint (Sturjfce »on 
 Poor, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. arm, burftigj 
 
 2. ttrmfelig, drmlid^i 3. elenb, fd)Ie(^t, gc* 
 ringc, niebrig^ 4. mager, bfirrej f^roat^ j .'j. 
 (— spirited) oerjagt, feigcj 6. o^nc SBurbe, 
 gemein^ — John, ber JR'abeljauj — laws, bie 
 ^rmengefe^ej — man, (— woman) ber (bie) 
 'Hrmej — rate, bie ^Jfrmentarc, 1-nfleucr. 
 
 Pod'rjsh, adj. vulg. drmlicb. 
 
 Podr'iy, adj. col. unpdf li(i>, frditflicfe. 
 
 P66r'ness, s. 1. bie Xrmut^ , ber 5}?angcl, bit 
 «rtot^ j 2. bielCrmfeligFeit, ^Tiicbrigfeit^ 3. bie 
 93iagcrfeit. 
 
 Pop, I. int. paff! flatfd^! l)ufd^! II. s. bcr 
 ^latfc^ , ^aff, ®(^ma§, fd^nellc 2aut h III. adv. 
 plo^litb/ unerroartetj— gun, bictnaUbfifbfe j 
 
 — visit, ber furje SSefuc^/ baS SSorfpred)en 
 bci ^emonb} vidg. ber ^latfd)t^efuc!^. 
 
 To Pop, V. l.n.l. !Iatf(^cn, fd^ma^en, fdjnaU 
 sen; 2. poffen, fnaHen; 3. fid) f(i^ne« bcwegcn, 
 ^urtig gc^en, ^uf(^en, (-ofl', Ac, ba»on) n)i» 
 35 
 
Pope 
 
 546 
 
 Port 
 
 ft^en, faljreiij to — in , 1. l)ereiuplQ§eu , ^er= 
 cin fa^rciij 2. fid) eiutji-dngcnj to — out, cnt= 
 roifdjcn j to — upon . . . , auf . . . flopen ? II. a 
 plo^Iid^ («ol)in) ftccfcn, tl)unj to — away 
 l)afli9 lucgt^uU; tM'rfleif en j to — off, 1. n)eg= 
 [djaffeiij 2. (cine ^piftole, jc.) loSbrenncn, lo§= 
 laffen? to — out, fa^rcn lajicii? to— up, in 
 t)ie 4)6(je faljren mit . . . , aufrid^ten. 
 
 Pope, .V. 1. tcr^papflj 2. Orn. tcr papageis 
 toudjer^ 3. (— fly) bcr ,fforn«)urm 3 —Joan, 
 ein ^kartcnfpielj — *s-eye, cine mit gett um= 
 Qcbcne ®rufc im Sidbcin. 
 
 Pope'dom, s. tie pdpftlid^c SBurte. 
 
 Pope'ling, s. t)cr ^pdpftler. 
 
 Po'pery, *. HS> *papfltl)um, t)ie ^pdpfilerci. 
 
 PSp'injay, *. 1. bcr ^apagci^ 2. fig. ber 
 aSinijbcutel 5 — colour, bad ©ittiggrun; ^a= 
 pagetgrun. [jlifdj. 
 
 Po'pish, I. adj. ; U. — ly, ado. papiflifc^, pdp= 
 
 Pop'iar, s. tic^oppclj — galls, Die ^appcl 
 fnoSpcn , ^appelaugcn. 
 
 Pop'lin , s. bcr ^papclin (ein wollfeibncr 3cug). 
 
 Popirt'eal, Poplit'ic. adj. Anal jum ,fi:niege= 
 
 PSp'py, s. Bot. ber 5Q?o^n. [lenf gcl)6rig. 
 
 Pop'ulace, *. baS (gcmeine) SSolf, bcr pobel. 
 
 Pop'ular, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. Dolf^mdpig, 
 SSclf8=3 2. gemein^ 3. gemcinocrl^dnblic^ 5 4. 
 popular, bcim S5oIf e bcliebt? — disease. Die cn- 
 btmifd^c ,^ranf()cit5 — .schools, SSoIf^fd^ulen. 
 
 Populur'jty , .V. Uz ^populadtdt: l. X>k SSoiU^ 
 md^igfeit j 2. bic 38olf&gunft. 
 
 To Pop'ulaiize, v. a. lolfSvcrfldnbliri) macbcn. 
 
 To Pop'uljite, v. I. a. bcoolfcrn) II. H. bic SJc* 
 t>clferung cermc^rcn. 
 
 PSpQlfi'tion, s. bic SSeoolferung. 
 
 Pop'ulous, I. adj. ; II, — ly, ado. polfrcid^ j III. 
 — neiis , s. bic ftorfc aScoolferung. [er[)6^t. 
 
 Piir'cated, adj. riicfenartig gebilbet, cr^aben, 
 
 Por'celain, s: 1. U^ ^orseUoni 2. (— clay. — 
 earth) bic ^orseUancrbCj 3. vid. Purslain. 
 
 Porch, s. 1. bie SSor^alle, bQ§ SSovl)auS 5 2. ber 
 he'atdU ®ttng j 3. vid. Portal. 
 
 Por'cine, adj. fd)n)eindt)nlid^. 
 
 Porcupine, *. M^ ©tad)elf(bn)ein.[2Dd)eldjtn. 
 
 Pore, s. bie ^ore: 1. ba§ ©d)»ciplo(^ i 2. baS 
 
 To POre, v. n. C— on, upon) gcnau unb in bcr 
 5id^c (mit^fufmerFfamfcitan)fel)cn, fiubircn, 
 (- in, ^inein) gucfen , fpd^en. [rourm. 
 
 Po'rer, s. bcr cmfig 6tubircnbc , col. JBiit^er- 
 
 PO'rjness , s. bas ^orofc [faij. 
 
 Po'rjsra, s. Math. baS SoroUariuni, '.er^olgc= 
 
 Porifs'tic, adj. Math, poriflifd). 
 
 Pork, .V. 1. ba& (frifcbe, ungcfaljenc) ©djroeins 
 flci[(^i 2. -^ai ®d)mein, ^crfcl; - physic, 
 Bo/, ber ttmerifttnifd)c>:^Qd)tfd)Qftfn. [fel. 
 
 Por'ker, Por'ket, .v.ba§(iungc)©djn)ein,^cr= 
 
 Pork'liug , s. baS (6pan=) S^-'^ft^^- 
 
 Pr/rou.s, I. adj. por6§, I6d)crig} II.- ncss, 
 Poros'ity, s. t^d^ porofe, 
 
 Por'pentlne, 4^ fiir Porcupine. 
 
 Piir'phyre, Por'phyry , s. Miii. bcr ^Porp^iyv. 
 
 Por'pQise, Por'pijis, s.\. Zool. ba§ OJiccrfciiDvin, 
 ber S^ummlcrj 2. vulg. bcr ^tvl. 
 
 Porra'ceous, adj. griinlicb, iQUi^grun. 
 
 Por'ret, *. ber ©d^nittlaud) 5 bie ©iljalotte. 
 
 Por'rey, s. ber ^orre. [fel j — pot, bcr ©-ntepf. 
 
 Por'ridge, *. tic ©uppcj — dish, bie (3-nf(^iif= 
 
 Por'ringer, *. 1 . ber (mctaUcnc ©uppens)3iapfi 
 bic tiefe ©li^iiffelj 2. baS ICbcrlapbccten. 
 
 Port, .V. 1, bcr (<SecO|>afen5 2. ba§3;i)or5 bic 
 Pforte j Mars. 3. bttS SSocfborb j 4. bie ^pfor-- 
 U, ^fortlufc, 5. vid. — hole; 6. bic ®r6{Je, 
 ^afi Dber Safligfcit, bcr (Sonnen-) @et)alt ci^ 
 ne§ Sd^iffeSi T. bic ^portc, bcr turf, .pofj 8. 
 (— wine) ber iportwein j 9. ba§ Sragen , bic 
 .|)ttltung, bcr ^Cnflanb j 10. Mus. ba§ SIrageu 
 (bcr ©timmc)} — of delivery, ber26fd)un95= 
 ^afen, 26fii)platj 5 — charges , — toll , 4)afcn= 
 f often , .p-gcbiit^ren, baS ^fj-gclb 5 — crayon, 
 ber ©tift^altcr, )>it JHeipfeber, — fire, bie 
 3iinbrutt)Ci — folio, btt§ ^portefcuiUc , tU 
 53Jappej Mars. — hole, bic 8tucfp forte, ba6 
 •Sfdjicplodjj — last, vid. Portoise; — man, 
 Lawy .|)afenburger} — mote , ba§ 4)Qfcn9e« 
 ric^t J— nails, 5idgcl su^fortl)dngcn j — reve, 
 ber .^afenrid)ter5 — padlock, cin yiltantclfact- 
 fcbtof 5 — sail , Mar. baS ipfortfegel j — salc^ 
 Com. 1. ber gefd)n>inbc SJer^ouf (einer ai5aa= 
 re, [bef. ^ifd)cl bcim (Sinlaufen in ben S;)ai 
 fen) 5 2. bic Sffiaarenauction 5 — vein, bic 
 ^fortaber , — vent , bic SBinbro^rc (ber 
 
 To Port, V. a. Mar. linU f^cucrn. [S)rgcl). 
 
 Por'table, I. adj. tragbar^bewcglitbi — organ, 
 ba§ ^ofititi 5 — soup, S^afclbouillon, ©uppen* 
 tafcin, II. — ness, *. bic S^ragbarfcit. 
 
 Por'tage, s. 1. baS ^orttragen, ^ortbringcni 
 2. vid. Porterage; 3. bcr 5)iatrofenlol^n (im 
 4)afcn)> 4. bic ^cilafl, ba& ^reigepdd' (out 
 ©d^iifen) j 5. bieS^rogcfleUc (sn>if(^en 2 fd)iff* 
 baren ^tuffen). 
 
 POr'tal, s. ba§ iportal, bie ^forte. 
 
 PortciiI'lis, .v. 1. Mil. M^ ^aUgattcrj 2. cincr 
 bcr 4 cngl. ©toatsbotcn. 
 
 To PortcuI'lis, v. a. Dcrfpcrrcn, cerfdjlicpen. 
 
 Portciil'lised, adj. mit ^allgattcrn ocrfcben. 
 
 Porte, vid. Port, 7.[^ctten=ob.7Cuf5ugfdbcn). 
 
 Portee', .v. 2\ ber ®ang (cine gewiffc ^fnjalji 
 
 To Portend', v. a. corbcbcutcn, i^crfiinbigcn. 
 
 Portent', s. bic (fible) SSorbebcutung, bttS bofc 
 3ei(bcn; Dmen. 
 
 Porten'tous, adj. 1. (a3cfe$)rerbcbeutfnb,un' 
 glurftcrfinbcnb ) 2. grdfjlid?; ungc^cuer. 
 
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 Post 
 
 Por't?r, s, 1. x>it ^fortnerjS^urile^eri 2. ^er 
 (8Qfi=) 3:ragcr, ^acttrdgerj 3. porter (ein 
 flarf e§ aSier) , — of the verge, Uv ^cbcll j — 's 
 knot, Die SSulfl jurSrleic^terung t)i'63;ragcn». 
 
 Por^terage , f. 1. Die 2qj^5 2. bcr Srdgerlo^n. 
 
 Por'tjco, .V. t)ic 4)aUe, t)cr gcroolbte ©ang. 
 
 Por'tion, *. 1. Ser Z^til, llnti^ciii 2. Die ®e^ 
 bii^r 5 3. Der (grbantl)eil 5 '^. tsaS |)eirQtt)§gut 
 
 To POr'tion, v. a. 1. (—out) QuSt^eilen, Qb= 
 t^eilcn, oert^eilenj 2. au^ilatten. 
 
 POr'tioner, s. 1. Der lugtt)eiler 3 2. Laju, © cifl= 
 lid>c, ber mit ^mt^genoffen bic^c^cntcn tl)cilt. 
 
 POr'tionist, s. 1. ber Si^eilnc^mer , ^itxttx^ 
 forgte j 2. Laic, ber S^ebenpfrunbncr. 
 
 Por'tland-stone, *.ber?S?uf^eiealf. [^iCnflanb 
 
 Port'ljness, s. bic ^tattli6)hit, S[Burbe,ber 
 
 Por'tiy, arfj. j^ttttlid) , anfe^nlicb- 
 
 Portman'teau [— to] , s. 1. berSKantelfacE, 2. 
 
 Por'toise, vid. Gunwale. [Da§ ^Slleibergcftell. 
 
 Por'trait [-'tret] , s. ta& portrait, Silbnif. 
 
 Por'trajture [— 'tr^tshur] , s. 1. t)it portrait* 
 malcreij2. roieb. 0. SB. 
 
 To Portray', v. a. 1. abbilben, (ab)malenj 2. 
 bemalcnjS. fc^ilbern. 
 
 Por'tress, s. Die pfortncrinn. 
 
 POr'tagal, s. Geog. Portugal. 
 
 For'tuguese [— ge|] , I. s. Der portugicfcj bic 
 Portugiefinn, II. adj. portugicfifc^. 
 
 Po'ry, uid. Porous, [©rbe ftiUfiebenbe Z[)itX. 
 
 Pose, s. Her. DaS mit alien t>ier gupen auf Dcr 
 
 To P5se, v.a.l. Dcr^6ren, prfifcnj 2. (bur(^ 
 ^ragen) irre macben, sum ©cbroeigen bringen. 
 
 Po'ser, s. 1. ber ^rager, priifer, 2. Da§ ^iU' 
 
 Pos'jt^d, ar/j.gefe|t, gefteat.[bermf,bcr'2Cnflof. 
 
 Position, s. 1. Die ©tellung, 2age, Der^tanbj 
 2. ber (®runDs)©a§5 3. Gram. Dieporition. 
 
 Pos'itifve, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. pofitio: l.ge* 
 fe$t, angenommen, liberliefert, »orgef(brie= 
 ben? 2. befKmmt, au&gemacbt, auSDriicfliii^, 
 juoerldffig^ wabr, roirHid^ j 3. bejal)enb, (al& 
 gcroip) bebauptcub) 4. entfcbeibenbj 5. re(bt= 
 baberifcb, eigenrmnigj 6. Pliys. pofitioj - 
 degree , Gram, ber PofitiO) — divinity , Die 
 iDogmatit j — offers, Com. fefle ®ebotei III. 
 A\ 1. Das pofitiioe, Die SBirHicbfeit^ 2. ba& 
 Pofitio, Dieneine(^anDs)S^rgel5 IV. — ness, 
 s. 1. Die SSSirflicbfeiti 2. Die Scf^immt^cit, 
 3ut)erfi^tn(fef eit 5 3. Die Slecbt^aberci. 
 
 Pos'na, s. Geog. pofen. 
 
 PSs'net, s. Die Heine Srcipfannc, Der3D?uptopf. 
 
 Poss, s. 1. ber aBajTerfaUi 2. (- tub) DaS 
 <2pulfa§. 
 
 Pos'se, ^.1 1— comitatus) Law, Dicgefammte 
 roebrbafte 0titterfd)aft (ber engU ®raf[(^Qf= 
 ten)? Dcr SanDfturm? 2. vula. ber ^^aufe, 
 ©(broarm. 
 
 To Possess', V. a. 1. bellmen, inne babenj 2. 
 befe^en, einncbmenj 3. erfiiUen, beberrfd)en j 
 to — of . . . , 1. in a3efi§ (einer ©acbe) fe^en i 
 2. uberjeugen oon — 
 
 Possessed', p. a. 1. befcffen^ 2. cingcnommcnj 
 uberbduftj 3. (— of)begabt,ima5cfi^e(oon). 
 
 Posses'sion , s. 1. Die SSeft^ung? 2. Dcr SSefi^, 
 DaS JBefi^tbum, 3. Die ^abe, Da5 ®ut} 4. Die 
 Scfcffenbeitj right of—, DaS Gigentbum&red)t- 
 
 Posses'sjve, I. adj. 1. be)i|enD 5 2. bcfi^bebeu* 
 tenb 3 II. .V. Gram. l.(- case) Dcr Sefl^faUj 2 
 (— pronoun) Da&po|Teffioum.[tbumer, 43crr. 
 
 Posses'sor, ;$. Der Sn^aber, ^efi^cr, eigcn* 
 
 Pos'sessory, adj. 1. befi^cnb, eigcntbumlidp, 
 2. Law, pofl>efTorif(b. 
 
 PQs'set, s. Die(35icrs)2Rolfen,Da»®cronnene» 
 plain —, 5UJoIfen oon unge^opftcm SSicre. 
 
 Possjbn'jty , *. Die 5)?6glidifeit. 
 
 Pos'sible, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. moglicb* 
 
 Post, I. s. 1. Der pfabi , Pfoficn, ©tdnberj 2. 
 bie ©tii^e, 3. Mi.n. ber,tob^enpfeiIer j 4. ber 
 ©top (Papier, aSiicber, :c.) 5 5. (— paper) col. 
 Da§ poflpapier , ajriefpapier, 6. Dcr poften, 
 ©tanD, pia$, Die ©telle 3 T. ber poftcn, SHedj* 
 nunggartifel 3 8. ber ©icnfl, Dag lmt3 9. bie 
 ©tellung, Sage 3 10. Diepofij 11. (— stage) 
 Die poftftation3 12. (- day) Dcr pof^tag 
 (posts, porttQge)3 13.Dcreilbotc3(— b.iste; 
 Us (grope) @ile3 to ride — , (Courier reiten, 
 to travel — , mit bcr pojl reifen 3 by the first 
 (or earliest, or by return of)—, mit crfter 
 obcr umgct)cnDerpojl3 II- comp. — boy, Dcr 
 Poflf necbt, po|^iUion3 — captain , vid. Cap- 
 tain ; — chaise . Die p-d)oife3 — doctor , Der 
 Sluacfialber 5— free, poitfrei, portofrci, fran= 
 CO 3 — haste, — hackney, — in (gropcr) (Sile, 
 poflf(bncU 3 — borse , DaS pofipfcrD3 change 
 of— horses, Der Pcf^n)e(bfel3 keeper of the 
 
 — horses , Der pofibaltcr (Der Die pferDc 
 ^dlt)3 — house, Da§ p-bauS3 Dcr p-fiaU3 — 
 man, 1. Der p-reitcr3 2. Der a3ricftrdger3 — 
 mark, Do§ p-jcicben 3 — master, 1. Derp-= 
 meiftcr3 2. Der^ebcnpfrunbncr3 — mill, 1. 
 DieSBanbmubIc32.DieDcutfd)ea3oct=oD.a5locf» 
 mublc3 — note, einc Sanfnotc, Die, Da fie per 
 poR cingcfanDt wirD , nid)t au porteur, fon= 
 Dern an SrDer gef^ellt ifi3 — octavo, Da§ 
 Heine Dctao (sgormat) 3 — office. Die poft, 
 Da8 P-omt3 — office department , DaS Pof^* 
 roefen 3 — paid, roie — free. 
 
 To Post, V. I. a. 1. j^ellen, fe§en3 to — one'8 
 self, feflen gup (pofto) faffen, fid) fefl [e^cni 
 2. (— up) anfd)lagen, (^and^fig.) offcntlicb be* 
 fanntma(ben3 3. eintragen, einfd)rciben3 to 
 
 — (up) the books, Com. (Die a3ud)er) in'8 
 Sfleine f(brciben, nadjtragcn, ubertra9en3 4. 
 
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Post 
 
 548 
 
 Pott 
 
 auf Die ^oft gebcn, ocrfcnbcn j to — over,yig. 
 
 befc^SniQcnj II. n. 1. mit t)cr ^oft rctfcn, 2. 
 
 eilcnj to — away with . . . , (StwaS cilig ters 
 
 xi^tcxii to — on, oomdrtS , roeitcr cilen. 
 Pos'tage , s. bag (®ricf=)^orto , JBriefgell), 
 
 ^poftgelb) — free, — paid, vid. Post-free. 
 Pos'tal, adj. bie ^ofl betreffent), poftaIif(i>, 
 
 ^oft . . . ; — card, fcie ^oflf arte. [3eitangabe. 
 Post'date, s. ba§ fpdtere iDatum, l>ie fpdterc 
 To Post'date, v. rt.fpdtcrbatircn,na(^bQtiren. 
 Postdjla'vjail , POstdilu'vian , adj. nad^fiinli* 
 
 flut^li(^. [oerjoUung. 
 
 POsten'try, s. Ciist. feieBuwenigongabe, 3ta(^= 
 Pos'ter, A-. 1. ber eilbotc, Courier ^ 2. ber 
 
 ©(j^ncUrcifenbe 5 3. bQ5 9lenn[c^iff, Sac^tfd^ijf , 
 
 4. coL ber (6ffentli(^c) TCnfdjlag. 
 Poste'rjor, I. adj. 1. Winter 5 2. nad^fommenb, 
 
 nacb^erig, fpdtcr, II. p-s, *. pi. 1. ber ^{n=. 
 
 terc, bttS ©efdp j 2. bie Siacbfommen. 
 Postonor'ity, *. bic golge, bad ©pdterfcin. 
 Poster'jty, *.bic3fia(b?ommenf(baft, 3^a(bn)elt. 
 POs'tern, s. ba§ Sf)ur(ben, *pf6rt(ben, bie (ge= 
 
 ^eimc SBQnb*)3:^ur5— gate, bad ^intert()or. 
 Postexis'tence, »■. 1. ba§ fpdtcrc ober fiinftigc 
 
 Dafcm j 2. bie fiinftige ^ortbaucr. 
 Pfist'humous, I. adj.l.narbgcborenj 2. [)inter= 
 
 loffcn 5 n. — ly» arfi'- 1 . na(b beg SSatcrs 3:obc 5 
 
 2. nacb be§ SSerfafferS Sobe. [borne J:inb, 
 Post'huine, s. ba§ iiatb be$ SSaterg S^obege^ 
 Pds'tjl, .V. bie Olanbgloffe, 5^a(bf(brift, ber Hn 
 To Pos'tjl, V. a. a n. gtoffireii. [^ang 
 Pos'tjier, s. ber ®Iofrcnfd)rcibcr. [fnetbt. 
 I'ostil'jon [— yon] , *. ber ^ofiillion , ^oft- 
 Postis'sue [— ish'd], s. ^inber ouS jmeiter 
 
 (S^c. [gen a^en^cS. 
 
 Postlifm'jny, *. bie SBicbcrerlangung be§ »ori= 
 POstraerid'jan, adj. nad^mittdgig. 
 POsto'bjt, *. (— bond) bie na6) beniSobc einer 
 
 ^erfon ja^lbare Obligation. 
 To Postpone', v. a. 1. nacbfc^en, geringcr a(b* 
 
 ten 5 2. oerf(bieben, auffcbieben. 
 POstpone'ment, s. ber lufftbub. 
 Postpo'ner, s. ber S5crfd)iebcnbc. [f(bub. 
 
 PostpQsi'tion, s, 1. baS^iacbfe^en, 2. bcrSSer 
 Post'script , s, bic 9ia(bfj^rift. 
 Postterm', I. adv. na(b Derlaufencr ^rift, ju 
 
 fpdti II. .V. bie fpdtcre SSorbefd)eibung. 
 PSs'tulant, s. ber a5en)erber,2Cnfu(ber;^n»ors 
 
 tcr. [oorau§fe§en;3. pofhiliren. 
 
 To Pos'tulate, v. a. 1. forbern , begc^ren 5 2. 
 PSs'tulate, s. bie ^orberung , SSorau&fe^ung, 
 
 T. bos ^oftulat. [^oflulation. 
 
 POstnia'tion , s. bie ^orberung , ^nna^mc , T. 
 PSs'tulatory, adj.l.forbemb j2. ©orausfefeenb 5 
 
 3. oorauggefe^t. 
 
 Pfis'tore [- 'tshur] , .9. 1. bie ©teUung j 2. bie 
 
 Sflicbtungi 3. bie 2age, ber ©tanb j — master. 
 
 1. ber Tfnfianb&Iebrcr j 2. ber 5l)lobcnftci)cr. 
 Po'sy , *. 1. bic l(uff(brift, ber ©cnFfpru(b) 2. 
 
 ber astumcnfiraup. 
 Pot, s. l.bcrS^opf/^afcn, 2. ber^rugjS. 
 
 bie ,Kannc, ba$ OJiap j — ashes, vid. Potaslj ; 
 
 — bellied, bicfbducbig? — belly, bcr ^id- 
 baud^j — boy, vid. — man ; — butter, bic l5)opf = 
 butter, gefatscne aSuttcrj— crane, — hanger, 
 ber Sopf= ober ^cffcl=4)afcn) — companion, 
 ber Becbbrubcrj — girl , baS ©(bcnfmdbd)cn j 
 
 — herbs , pi. ^iicbcnfrdutcr , ©cmiifc j — 
 hook, 1 . ber Sopft)cnf et 5 2. fig. ba§ ®ch*i§flj 
 
 — house , bos a5icrl)au§ j — ladle , ber Jlocb- 
 I6ffcI,SfiubrI6ffel5-lid, ber 3:opfbecfcl, bic 
 ©tiirjC) — luck, bie S^cigej — man , bcr ^fuf; 
 mdrtcr (JteUner) in einemS8icrl)aufe i — mar- 
 joram, J3o<. ber ^0(^maioran) — metal, ^ot= 
 metaU,mit58IcibcffbicttcS(Sa^Fupfcri — pan, 
 bic ©(bmorpfanne i — stone, Min. ber 
 3)ropfflcinj — valiant, bc^crjt »om S^runfc. 
 
 To Pot, V. a. in einen Sopf tl)un5 barin oer* 
 roa^rcnjcinmai^cn. 
 
 Po'table, I. adj. trinl'barj II. — ness, ,v. bic 
 Pot'age, vid. Pottage. [S^rinfbarfcit. 
 
 Pot'ag?r, s. bte <Suppcnfcbiiffcl, bcr ©uppcn^ 
 
 nopf. [<Sal5bn'U)C. 
 
 PotagVo , PotJir'gO , .v. Cook, cine wcftinbifd^c 
 PSt'ash, Potas'sa, s. bic ^ottafd)e. 
 Po'tance, Po'tence , vid. Pottance. [tranP. 
 Pota'tion, s. 1. ba§ Srinfcn, 3ccbcn i 2. ba5 @c: 
 Pota'to, s.(;j/.pota'toes)bie Jlorto ff el; —scoop, 
 
 ber ^artoffelloffcl (jum :M"ug[(bneibcn beg "^Ixu 
 Potencee', adj. Her. frficfenformig. [gcg). 
 Po'tency, .v. bic 9Jla^t, ©cnjalt. [tig, flarf. 
 Po'tent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. mdcbtig, gcwa(= 
 Po'tentate, s. ber ^otcntat. 
 Poten'tial, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. Perm6= 
 
 genb ju mxhn , moglid^ j 2. einc j?crborgenc 
 
 ^raft in fid) fcblicfcnb, inncrlid)j 3. Med. 
 
 potcnticU^ — mood. Gram, bcr ^otcntialig. 
 Potentjal'jty [— shiaK— ], *. l.bicSScrmogcn* 
 
 l)eit, 9}?6glid)feit j 2. bic inncre .ffraft. 
 Poth'er, s. viilg. ber 2drm, bog ©crdufcb, ®c= 
 
 tummcl, ®cf(brci. 
 To Poth'er , v. I. n. Idrmcn, poltem, cifern j 
 
 II. a. 1. beldfligen, plagcni 2. rcfl. (fi(b tcr= 
 
 gcblicb) anfirengcn, abcifcrn. 
 Po'tion, s. bcr (7fr5nci=)3:ranf. 
 Pot'tage, s. bic ^otagc, ^Icifcbfuppe. 
 Pot'tance , s. Hor. bcr f!cifc obcr ©tcigrab- 
 
 ^lobenj — file, bie ^olirfeile. 
 Pot'ter, s. 1. ber Stopfer j 2. Sport, bic 2unte 
 
 ber ^ifcbottcr 5 — 's clay, — 's earth, bcr (3:op- 
 
 fcrs)3^^on j — 's ore,uJrf.Alquifou ; — 's plane, 
 
 bie ^oljernc ^Unge bcr Sopfcrj - '« ware, 
 
Pott 
 
 549 
 
 Poze 
 
 Ut 3)epfcr»QQre, ba§ Slopferjeug , — 's wheel, 
 
 tit Scpfcr[(^eibe. [Sopferroaare). 
 
 Pdt'tern-Ore , *. tie ©Itttte (jum ®Ia|iren ber 
 Pot'tery, s. t)ie 3:6pferei: 1. bie Sopferarbeitj 
 
 2.bk Sopferwcrfftdttej 3. baS Siopferjeug. 
 POt'tle, A-.biegrope glafcbc (OJtap con 4 3?6pel) 5 
 
 — John , Bot. bcr SoUapfel. 
 Pouch , *. 1. bic 3:Qf(bc, ber 95eutcl i 2. Bot. 
 
 ba§ ®(^6t(^en, bic ^ixlU^ 3. /wd. bcr SSauc^j 
 
 4. bic Srejicr , S)lbrufcn j 5. uid. Cartridge- 
 box ; — mouth, bttS bicfc 9)laul j — table , ein 
 S3cutcltif(b(bcn fiir Samcn. 
 
 To Pouch, u. a. 1. einftccfcnj 2. ^ineinf(bluf= 
 fen? p-ed animals, JBcutcIt^icre. 
 
 Poul't^rer, s. ber ^cberDie^^dnbler. 
 
 Poul'tjce, s. Med. ber crnjci(benbe Umf(j^lag, 
 ba§ .krduterpflaflcr. [matbcn. 
 
 To Poul'tice, V. a. eincn cnDeicbenbcnUmfcblag 
 
 Poul'try, s. 1. bad(^ttus=)®eflugel, gebcr^ 
 oie^j 2. (—market) ber ^li^nermarft, ®e= 
 flugelmarft , — yard , ber |)ubnerbof. 
 
 Pounce, I. s. 1. bie ^lauc, ^xatLei 2. ba§ 
 aSim&fleinpulDcr 5 @anbaraf= (0labir=)Pul= 
 ocrj 3. bic ©aufci^c (ein ©dcfAcn mit j:ob» 
 lenflQub , K. ein SRufier burcbsuflduben) i 4, 
 ber MaUi 5. bie bur(bbroine TtvUiti 11. 
 tnf. plumps ! patfd^ ! 
 
 To Pounce, v. \. a.l. mitasimsfleinpuloerbcs 
 flreuen 5 2. mitaSimSflein obreiben j 3. burd)s 
 ftduben, burcbboufc^cn j 4. (ein 5}?uflcr) 
 burcbfte^en, bur(bIo(bcrnj II. n. (—upon, 
 liber . . .) bcrfallcn, pacf en, f rdllcn. 
 
 Poiinced, adj. mit »f laucn, mit ,KraUen. 
 
 Poun'cet-box (Pounce'-box), s. bic <BtXi\X' 
 bud^fe (beim 9}iufiern). 
 
 Pound, s. 1. baS ''pfunb : o) ©emid^t r. 1 6 lln= 
 jen» ft) cngl. (Hccinung&miinse 0. 20 ©djiU 
 lingcnj 2.bic^iirbc5 3.(— overt)bcrpfQnb= 
 ftaU. [flaa) j 2. (jer)llo^cn, sermalmcn. 
 
 To Poiind , v. a. 1. einfperrcn (in ben pfanb* 
 
 Poun'dage, *. 1. (c^emQ(8)ba$ ^pfunbgclb (lb= 
 gabc)5 2. boS ^pfanbgelb (fiir ben^fanbf^aU^ 
 n)drter)}3.bttS3dl)Igelb54.^rooifionp>pfunb. 
 
 Pofln'der, s. 1. bcr ©to^erj 2. ber ©topel, bie 
 ^eule5 3. fecr^fiinberi 4. baS ^funbfliicf i 
 
 5. bie ^pfunbbirn 5 6. ber ^urbcnauffct)er. 
 Pdu'pjcks, Pou'pjcts, s. pi. ein ©cridtit oon 
 
 ^albflcifcb/ 6(bopfcnfIcifi u. <Spccff(bnitten. 
 
 To Pour [or por], v. 1. a. 1. gicfcn, fc^uttenj 
 2. (auS obcr cin)fd^enfcni to —out, 1. or 
 to — forth, (Qu8)fir6mcn (affcni 2. auSgicpen, 
 JC.5 11- "• I' {jeftig flic^en, flromcn , rinnen, 
 laufenj 2. fid) mit^cftigfintbcrocgcn, (^cr* 
 ob)flurjcni to - forth, auSflromen. 
 
 POu'r^r, .V. bcr ©icecube, (ein«)S(bcnfcnbe. 
 
 Piiiit, s. Ich-s. 1. bie 2ampretc,9}ricfei 2. 
 
 o^d.Eel-pout; 3. vid. Whiting pout; 4. Orn. 
 ba§ ^afel^uijn, a3irft)ui)n j 5. baS Sungc torn 
 ®cflugcl,|)u^n(^cn: pheasant — , bcrjungc 
 ^afan, turkey — , bcr junge ^putcr. 
 
 To Pout, V. n. 1. (to — one's lips, a.)niQUlcn, 
 [(bmoUcn, jurnenj 2. uber^dngcn, ^ercorftcs 
 ben j p-ing lips, bicfe, ^dngenbc Sippen. 
 
 Poil't^r, vid. Powter. 
 
 Pov'erade , s. tik ^fcffcrbrut)C. 
 
 Pov'erty, s. bie Tfrmutb, bcr 9J?angcl. 
 
 P6>v'der, s. 1. bcr @tQub J 2. bas ^ulijcrj 3. bcr 
 (^aarOPuberj 4..%. bicQilc, ^liid^tigfeiti 
 
 — of fusion, glufpulocr^ — of post, bQ§ 
 5Karftf(breierpuloer 5 — bag, bcr ^ubcrbcu» 
 tcl j — black , pulijcrifirte ( frankfurter ) 
 ©(brodrjcj- box, bic ^uberbiid)fc, ©trcu* 
 budjfc, — brass, ©trcuglansj — cart, bcr 
 ^ulocrrottgen, D)JunitionSroagcn j — chest, 
 
 1. ber ^ulocrfaficnj 2. bie (Bprcngfiftc, ^cu* 
 erfiftc j — case , — Mask , — horn , ba$ ^ul= 
 oer^orn) — ink, ink — , bay Siutcnpulccrj 
 
 — loaves, cine TCrt |)ut5ucfcr, ,ff(cin=9JCcliS i 
 
 — mill , bie ^pulocrmii^lcj — mine , bic ^pnU 
 tjcrminc ^ — moss, iio^boS ©taubmoo§, ^aar* 
 mooSj — puff, bcr ^ubcrquaft j — rail , bcr 
 ^ubcrmantclj — room, bic ^pulocrfammcr} 
 
 — sugar, bcr gcflopcne Bucfcr, ^pubcrjud'cr. 
 roPo*'d?r, V. a. 1. ju @taub scrmalnuMH 
 
 pulpcrn, jcrrciben, 2. pubcnu 3. bcf^rcuciu 
 4. cinfaljen, einpfeffcrn , 5. fprcnf tin, ficrt'en 5 
 P-ing tub, bag ^orfclfaf . [rcibliiij. 
 
 PoiVM^ry, adj. 1. pulpcrartig, flaubig^ 2. jcr* 
 Pij^'er, s. 1. bic5QZai^t, (Scnjalt j 2. bic |)crr* 
 f(baft5 ber einflu^j 3. bag SScrmogcn, bie 
 Jtraft; ©tdrfci 4. p-s,jo/. bag 3:alcnt; 5. bie 
 (i>meB')mad)t', (J. 3Jaih bie ^^oUny, 7. (— 
 of attorney) Law, bic SSoIlmacbtj — blue, 
 blaue ^arbc, ®maltc j — loom, bcr 9J?afd)i= 
 ncn = SBcbftu^l , bic S55cbemafd)inc5 — net, 
 |)anbs obcr 5!)?afd)incntull. 
 Po<V'erful , I. adj. ; H. — ly , adc. 1. md(btig, 
 gcroaltig? 2. cinflu^cbj 3. frdftig, roirf* 
 fam 5 III. — ness , *. 1 . bic OJJatbt , ©croalt j 
 
 2. bic ^raft, etdrfc 5 3. bic SSirf famfeit. 
 P()*er'les8, I. adj. fraftloS, ot)nmdd)tigi II. — 
 
 ness, s. bic ^raftlofigfcit; ^l)nmad)t. [ftung. 
 POwI'dron, s. Her. \>a^ ©d^ultcvfliict bcr 9lu« 
 Po^ t, .¥. & V. iHd. Pout. 
 Pow'ter, s. Orn. bic ^Kropftaubc. [flcr. 
 
 Povt'wo^, s. (inbian.) 1. cinS^anj^ 2. cin*prics 
 PSx, .V. pi. 1. Med. bic 2ufifcudjc, ?jranjofcn 5 
 
 2. small — , bic ,^inbcrblattcrnj what a — ! 
 
 xjuig. n>Q§ jum^cnfcr! 
 Poxed, Pox'y , adj. ccncrif(b. 
 Poy, s. bic 33alanclrflangc, ^ciltanjerftange. 
 To Poze, vid. To Pose. 
 
Praa 
 
 550 
 
 Prec 
 
 Praam, s. t>ec ^pra^iti (plattcS ga^rjeug). 
 
 Practjcabil'ity, s. btc 3;^unU(]^feit/'2CuSfu()r 
 haxhit, ^6^li(iihit. 
 
 Prac'ticable , I. adj.; Tl. — ly, ado. I. t^Ult* 
 lidi, auSfu^rbarj 2. annjctibbor, braud^bar, 
 3. bcf. MU. angrcifbar, erftiirmbar. 
 
 Prac'tjcal, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado, I. praftif(t»5 
 2. merFtHtig, n>ir!U(^, au§fibent) , 3. anwenb 
 bar? III. — ness, *. 1. baS^raftifc^ei 2. bic 
 SBerFt^tigfcit. 
 
 Prac'tjce, .v. I. bie ^raiis j 2. bie lu^ubung ^ 
 Ifnroenbung j 3. bie Ubung, ®emot)nt)ett, bcr 
 ®cbraudjj 4. bie ©ercanbt^eit, ©efiictlic^^ 
 fcit, gertigfeiti 5. Law, ^rttftife,ber gcs 
 ^eime Jtunflgriff obcr ®ang, Stolid), ^niff, 
 (secret—) btt8 ^eimlicl)c S5er)ldnbnif J foul 
 — , ^dnhi in — , gangbor , ublidi. 
 
 To Prac'tise, v. I. a. 1. profticiren, au&ubeit, 
 trcibenj 2. (drjtlid^) be^anbelnj 3. uben, 4. 
 prufen, oerfuienj II. n. l. profticirenj 2. 
 (drstli^c) SSerfud&c madden j 3. fid^ ubeni 4. 
 ficb (^cimlid^) »erabrebcn , eincn ^fnfc^lag 
 ntQc^en (on, auf) j 5. Sldnfc ft^miebeni to — 
 on (upon) . . . , burd) .fi:unftgnffe ju gewin= 
 
 Prac'tjser , s. bcr ^uSiibcnbc, 2C. [nen fud)cn. 
 
 Practi'tioner , j. 1. ber ^rafticuS, auSiibenbc 
 Irjt obcr StetJ^tSgele^rtci 2. bcr gcubte, er* 
 ftt^rne DJiann, ^unftcerfldnbige i 3. bcr 9ldn* 
 fefd^mieb. 
 
 Prae^'ipe [pres' —J , ,y. Law , bcr ©efe^l , bttp 
 bcr Seflagte etrca§ leiften, obcr ben ©runb 
 be8 5ti(i^t(ciftenS ongeben [oil. 
 
 Praecog'njta [pre — ] , s. pi. SSorfeniltniffc. 
 
 Praemunire, <kc. vid. in Pre .... 
 
 Pragmat'ic, — cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, arfy. 1. 
 pragmatift^, bcle^rcnb, 2. fi(^ in frembe@Q= 
 c^en mifcbenb,subringlicl) (gef(^dftig), nofe^ 
 n)ci§ j III. — calness, s. 1. bQ§ ^rQgmQtif(^c5 
 2. bie 5rtQfen)ei5t)eit. [unberufen SOlifc^cnbe. 
 
 Prag'raatist, s. ber fi(^ infrembc'JCngelegcn^eit 
 
 Prague [prag] , .v. (bic ©tabt) ^rog. 
 
 Prii'rje, s. bic prairie, amcri!. S8iefenfldd)c 
 (o^nelBdume), ® raScbenci — dog, — squirrel, 
 vid. Wishtonwish ; — wolf, bcr SBiefcnfud[>§. 
 
 Praise, s. btt& £ob, bcr *prci§, {Ru^m, bic e^rc j 
 — 'worthy, — 'worthily, preigrofirbig?— 'wor- 
 thiness, bie ^reiswurbigfeit. 
 
 To Praise, v. a. 1. lobcn, ru^men, prcifen (— 
 for, wegen)i 2. f(bd|en, wurbigcn. 
 
 Praise'l?ss, adj. ungepriefen. 
 
 Prai's^r, s. bcr Sobenbe, ^reifenbc, ic. 
 
 Pram, Prame, vid. Praam. 
 
 To Prance, v. n. 1. \id) bdumenj 2. prangcnb 
 (Ob. jur ®(^Qu) reiten i 3. [i6) brujlen, prun= 
 
 Pran'cer, s. baS ^runfrop. [fen , floljiren. 
 
 To Prank, v.a. (-up, ^t;rttug)pu§en; fimiicfcn. 
 
 Prank, s. ber ^oiTen, <Btvci^ /bic ©(^elmcrci. 
 Pran'ker, .v. bcr ©tiller. 
 Prase, *.Min .ber ^prafcr, bic ©mar agbmuttcr. 
 Pra'sQn, s. Bot. 1. bcr 2aud^ 5 2. bQ§ ©ccgroS. 
 To Prate, v. n. k a. fd^raa^cn, plQUbtrn, xon- 
 Prate, s. bag ®cfd}wd|, ®eradf('^. [fdjcn. 
 PraW, s. ber <S(^)n)Q|er, bie ©cimdijcrinn. 
 Prat'ique [prat'ik], s. Mar. 1. bcr 2anbuug§= 
 
 briefs 2. bic Srlaubnip ju t)anbcln. 
 To Prat'tle, v. u. fd^roa^cn, plaubcrn. 
 Prat'tle, s. bQ§ ©cft^md^, ©cnjQffb. 
 Prat'tler, *. bcr @(^n>d§cr, ^laubcrcr. 
 Prav'jty, s. bie 58erberbt{)cit, S3o§t)cit. 
 Prawn, *. Ent. bcr SSdrcnfrcbS, bic @quillc. 
 Prax'js, *. bie *prayi&^ ^uSiibung. 
 To Pray, v. I. n. I. bctcnj 2. bitten, II. a. 1. 
 
 hitUn, anfli^en > 2. erfuicn. 
 PrAy'^r, s. 1. (lu.^ pL) ba§ 3cbctj 2. bie 
 
 IBittijbaSKnfudjeni -book, l.baS®ebct« 
 
 bud^ J 2. bie Jfgcnbe. 
 PrAy erfiil, I. adj.; 11. — ly, ady. 1. onbdr^tig* 
 
 2. oiii betcnb, mit oiclcm ©cbct. 
 Pra/ing-crifck'et, y. £/if. bie ^angl)cuf(^tccfc 
 Pre-, insep. partic. t)or= obcr frut)cr. 
 To Preach, v. a. k n. 1. prcbigcnj 2. fcrfun* 
 
 bigcnj Ic^renj 3. vidg. crma^ncn. 
 Prea'ch^r, s. bcr ^rcbigcr. [crmo^nen. 
 
 To Preadmfin'jsh , v. a. corner roorncn ebcr 
 Preadmoni'tion,.v.bieffior^ercrma()nung.[tung. 
 Pre'arable,j.berGingttng/bicS5orrcbc, ^inlei= 
 To Pre'simble , v. I. or To Pream'bfilate, n. 
 
 oorbcrgc^cnj II. a. beoornjortcn. 
 Pream'bulatory, adj. Oor^rgct)Cnb. 
 Preao'djence , s. Law , bic JRangfoIgc ber Tfb« 
 
 cocaten oor ®cri(^t. 
 Preb'end, s. \>k ^rdbenbe , ©tiftSflellc. 
 Preben'dal, adj. ju eincr ^friinbc gc^orig. 
 Preb'endary, s. bcr ^pfriinbncr, ©tiftS^err. 
 Preb'endaryshifp, s. ba§ ^Qnonicat. 
 Preca'rjous, I. adj.; II. — ly, arfu. l.ttUSSSer^ 
 
 gunfligung bcfi|cnb ob. gcniepcnb, obbdngigi 
 
 2. unficfecr, fd^roanfenbi III. — ness, s. 1. bic 
 
 TTb^dngigfeit, 2. bic Unfid^cr^cit. 
 Pre'catifre , Pre'catory , adj. 1. bittcnb , erfu* 
 
 c^enb) 2. unterwurfig, bcmitt^ig. 
 Precau'tion, s. 1. bicSSorftcbt, SScrwa^rung, 
 
 aSc^utfamfcit, 2. bic SBarnung. [morncn. 
 To Precau'tion, v, a. 1. oorbauen, cer^iiten j 2. 
 Precau'tiQnary, adj. oorfld^tig, bc^Utfam j - 
 
 — measures, SSorfid^tdmoprcgcIn. 
 To Precede', v. a. loor^crgc^cn, corgcbcn. 
 Prece'dence, — cy , *. 1. boS SSor^crgc^cn j 2. 
 
 bcr Sortritt,i8Sorrang,SSorsug , 3. Law, vid. 
 Prece'dent,arfj,cor^crgc^cnb,iDorig. [Priority. 
 Pre9'ed?nt, s. 1. bef. Laio, bcr frii^crc ^allj 
 
 bos (9lcd^tSO®cifpi«I/ SWuflcrj 2. bie 
 
Prec 
 
 551 
 
 Pred 
 
 «orf(^rift, 9lid^tfd)nur5 3. biegorracl,* bo§ 
 ^ormular j without a — , beifpicUoS. 
 
 Prece'dented, odj. burc^ cincn oor^cr oorge= 
 !oramenen ^aU su rcd)tfcrtigcn , cin ^rdjuDis 
 cat fur ltd) ^abcnb. 
 
 Preceden'tial, adj. Dcn Slang oD.^Sorjug betr. 
 
 Prece'dently, adv. i>or()ci:, worldufig. 
 
 Precen'tor, s. t)cr Siorfdnger. 
 
 Pre'cept, s. 1. Me SSorf(^rift, ba5®ebotj 2. 
 Die Olegcl, 9li(^tf(^nur j 3. Die Se^re , Dcr Un= 
 terrid^ti 4. Lato, tcr SSorlaDungSbefe^l. 
 
 Precep'tjve, adj. 1. »orf(^reibenD , t)orf(^rift= 
 li(^j 2. unterric^tcnt), bcle^renb , 2cl)r=. 
 
 Precep'tor, s. Der Secret, ^ofmei|ler,(Srjie^er. 
 
 Precepto'rial, ar/j. mit t)em 2ci)rmciflcramte 
 rerbunDen (bef. »on ^friinDen). 
 
 Pre'ceptory, adj. iBorftiriften ert^eitcnt). 
 
 Preces'sion , s. baS SJorrucfen. [®ebict. 
 
 Pre'cinct, s.(hc\.pL)t>cx?8ciid, Umfang, l>tt§ 
 
 Pre'cious, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adj. foflbar, foft' 
 (i(^ j — metals, et)le -^etallc , — stones, 
 ebelflcinei III. — ness. .v. Die Jtoftbarfeitj 
 
 Pre9'jpe, vid. Praecipe. [^6flli(^feit. 
 
 Pr69'ipice, s. bcr TfbgrunD (axiA) .%•)/ ^ic 
 fteilc (jd^e) Siefe. [iibercilung. 
 
 Precip'jtance, — cy, s. Die 3d()C , 58oreiligfcit, 
 
 Precfp'itant, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. jd^e, 
 fleilj 2. eilig, bringcnD? 3. ftd& ubcreilcnD, 
 »orf(^ncU5lII. s. 1. Med. ba§ nicDcrfc^lagcnDe 
 ^itUli 2. Chem. vid. Precipitate, III. 
 
 To Precip'jtate , v. I. a. 1. (l)erob)flursen^ 
 2. (n. fiij ftbereilcnj 3. Chem. nieDerfila^ 
 gcn^ II. u. 1. (niebeOftursen? 2. fit^ (ju 95o- 
 
 ,Den) fe^cn, ju aSoben fallen, finFen. 
 
 Precip'itate, I. adj. ; II. — ly, arfw. 1. jd()e, fleil j 
 
 2. ^afiig,fturjcnb5 3. libereilt, ©oreilig, i(?or= 
 fd)neU j 4. r/jcm.nicbergefcblagenj lII.5.C/iem. 
 bcr S^icDerfd^lag,- of gold,— of Cassius, ber 
 ©olbpurpur, red-, b.Sluecffilbcrniebcrfc^lag. 
 
 Precipjta'tion , s. 1. \>a^ (^crab=)©tursen, 
 
 ber <Bturj} 2. bie dbcreilung j 3. Oiem. "^^a^ 
 
 5fieberf(^Iagen. 
 Precjp'itator, s. bcr a3cfiblcunigcr. 
 PrecTp'jtous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. jd^e, 2. 
 
 ^aflig^ 3. nbcrcilt, corftbneH, III. — ness, .v. 
 
 1. bie 3dt)e j 2. bie ungef^ume (Site. 
 Pr.-cTse',!. arfj ; II. — ly, ariy. l.beflimmt, 
 
 piinftlid), gcnau j 2. dngfllic^, fleif, pebantiftb j 
 
 3. gejn>ungen, gejiertj III. — ness, s. 1. bie 
 iSeflimmtbcit, ©enauigf eitj 2. bie dngflUdje 
 ^unftlidjfcit. [be j 2. bcr^rdcirifl, Sfligorift. 
 
 Preci'sjan [— sizh'jan] , s.l. ber SSeftimmen* 
 *PrecT'sianism, s. ber SfligoriSmuS. 
 Preci'sion, .v.'bie®cflimmt^eit, ®enauigfcit. 
 Preci'sive , adj. genau beflitnmenb ober ein= 
 ftbrdnfeni). 
 
 To Preclude', v. a. 1 . ou&f(^Ucf en i 2. Ijcmmen, 
 
 ^inbcrnj to — of hope, bie 4?offnung rauben. 
 Preclu'sion, s. bielfuSfc^Uefung, 4)inberung, 
 Preclu'sive, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. au§f(^liepcnb 
 
 (mit of for bcr au§gef(i^lo|fencn iSad)e). 
 Preco'cious, I. adj. frii^reif, frul)5citig5 II. — 
 
 ness, Precof'ity, s. bie^ru^reife, ^ru()5eitig= 
 To Prccog'ltate, v. a. cort)erbcbenfcn. [feit. 
 Precogiii'tion , ,v. 1. ba» SSorroitJeni 2. Der 
 
 S5orbcba(bti 3.Die ccrl,vrgel)enbeUnterfud^ung. 
 Preconceit', Preconcep'tion, ^.bcrSSorbegriff, 
 
 \>k oorgefaptc 50ieinung. [l)cr corftellcn. 
 To Preconceive', v. a. i''ort)Cr faffen, ^l^ t>or= 
 Preconcer'ted, adj. i^or^cr PCrabrebct. 
 To Preconsign' [— sin'], v. a. jum S5orttll§ 
 
 abt^un ober abmad)en. 
 Piecon'tract, s. Der v>or[)crgct)cnbe S>crtvag. 
 To Precontract', v. a. (k n. \i6)) oor^cr PCr* 
 
 glcicbcn ober au§ma(ben. 
 Preciir'sor, s. bcr SSorldiifcr , Sorbotc. 
 Preciir'sory, adj. tor^ergc^enb, cinleitenb. 
 Preda'ceous, adj. pom Olaubc Icbcnb. 
 Pre'dal. adj. raubcnb, rduberif(b. 
 Pred'atory, adj. l.raubcub, plsuberub j 2. 
 
 rdubcrifi, Olaub=. 
 
 Predeces'sor, s. ber ifiSorgdnger^ ffiorfa^r. 
 Predestjna'rian , Thcol, I. or Predestjna'tor, 
 
 s. ber bie ®nabenn)al)l glaubtj 11. adj. bie 
 
 Sc^re »on ber SSor^erbeftimmung ober ©na^ 
 
 benroot)! betrcffenb. [beftimmen, au^crwdl^len. 
 To Predes'tjnate, ToPre(les'tjnc,p. a.Por()er» 
 Predes'tjnate, adj. porljerbcflimmt. 
 Predestjnfi'tion , s. bic Sorljcrbeflimmung, 
 
 Theol. bie ©nabcnwa^l. 
 Predeter'mjnate, adj. porl)crbcflimmt. 
 Predetermina'tlon, s. ber SSorbefd)iup. 
 To Predeter'injne, i\ a. t>orl)er beilimmcn^ 
 
 oorljer befcblie^cn. 
 Pre'dial, adj. baS Xanb Ob. ben Sanbbau bctc, 
 
 2anb= j — tithes, pL bic ^rud)t5el)cntcn. 
 Predic^bil'ity , .V. bie ^dt)ig?cit a(5 Gigcnfdjaft 
 
 beigelegt ju roerben. 
 Pred'jcable, Aog. I. adj. waS t>on cincm ®in^ 
 
 ge au^gefagt, bcmfelben beigelegt rocrbcn 
 
 bnn 5 II. .V. ba§ ^rdbifabilc. 
 Predifc'ament , s. Log. bo§ ^rdbicameut, bcr 
 
 93eilegungSbcgriff 5 bie Jtategorie. 
 Predicainen'tal , ndj. bie Jtategorien , :c. bctr. 
 Pred'icant, .v. 1. ber (StipaS i^on einem Singe 
 
 bcbauptetj 2. (—friar) ber -^rebigcrmonii). 
 To Pred'icate , v. a. 1. bebauptcn (audj /'.), 
 
 beilegcn? 2. befannt mat^cn, prcbigcn. 
 Pred'icate, .v. Log. btt§ ^^rdbicat. 
 Predica'tion , s. 1. "^iz ®et)auvtung, 53cilC« 
 
 gung ? 2. bie Sefanntmatbung. [fttic. 
 
 Pred'jcatory , adj. bciabenb? cutfdjeibcnb 5 po» 
 
Pred 
 
 552 
 
 Prel 
 
 To Predict', u. a. ijor^er fagcn, njeiJTagen. 
 Predic'tion, s. t>ie S5orl)erfagung, SSeiffagung. 
 PredTc'tjve, adj. rocilfogenb. 
 Piedic'tor, s. tjer SBeiffogcr. [bauung. 
 
 Prediges'tion [— 'tsliun], s. t)ic ju frili^c SBer= 
 Predjlec'tion, s. bte SSorliebe, 3uneigung. 
 To Predispose', v. a. corner gencigt moc^cn 
 
 ( ju ...), oorbereiten. [^nlage. 
 
 Predisposi'tion , s. t)ic SSorbereitung , frii^ere 
 Pred5m'|nance, — cy, s. DaS SSor^crrfd^cn, 
 
 Ubcrgcn)i(i^t, bie Sbergeraalt. 
 Piedoin'jnant, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. oorl)err* 
 
 fd^enb, fiberroicgcnt). [t>a§ Ubergenjit^t ^aben. 
 To PredCm'jnate, u. n. (p». a.) oor^errfd^cn, 
 PredSmina'tion, *. ta& flbcrgewidbt, bic Dbers 
 To Pre- elect', u. a. tov^tx eriod^len. [^anb. 
 Pre-em'inence, .v. l.bcrSSorrang, baS 4>fr'^or* 
 
 ragenj 2. bie Sbcrgcmalt. 
 Pre-em'jnent , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ^ets 
 
 oorfle(]^enb5 2. iiber aUe 9}lapen. 
 Pre-emp'tion , *. Law, ber SSorf auf. 
 To Preen, v. a, (»on S6geln) Qufpu^cn, 
 
 mQ(^en (boS ©cficbcr). 
 Preen, s. Cloth, ber ^arbcnau&flec^er. 
 To Pre-engage', v. a. I. jum torauS Oerbin» 
 
 belt; jii torauS perpflit^teni 2. corner bc» 
 
 fpred^en. [S5or^crbe|^elIung. 
 
 Pre-engage'in?nt , *. bic fruljcreSScrbinbungi 
 To Pre-estab'lish , v. a. pm 'COVau^ feflfc|en 
 
 corner erri^ten ober anorbnen. 
 Pre-?stab'lishiu§nt , s. bic frii^cic ^tftfe^ung, 
 
 ober ^norbnung , SSoreinricbtung. 
 To Pre-exam'jne, v. a. t>or()cr priifen. 
 To Pre-?xist', v. n. corner la (f(bon oor^Qn= 
 
 ben) fein. [^prficjciftens. 
 
 Pre-^xis'tence, s. 1. bag SSorl)crbafein 5 2. bie 
 Pre-exis't^nt , adj. oor^er eriflircnb, frfi^cr 
 
 por^ttnbcn. 
 
 Preface, s. bie SSorrcbe, ber Gingang. 
 To Preface , u. a. in ber aSorrcbe fogen (au(3^ 
 i»refacer, s. ber 58orrebner.[/?.), beoormortcn. 
 Prefatory, odj-jur SSorrebe bienenb, einleitenb. 
 Pre'fect,*.ber^rafcct5S5orgcfe^tc,@tQtt^aItcr. 
 Pre'fectship, Prefecture [— tshur] , s. bie ^rfi* 
 
 rectur, Scfe^lg^aberfleae, etatt^altcrftbaft. 
 To Prefer*, v. a. 1. (mit to, before, above) 
 
 oorjie^enj 2. er^cben, bcforbern^ 3. barrci= 
 
 (ben , »orbringen, (einc ,Slage) eingeben i 4. 
 
 (ein ®efe§) t?orfd^lQgcn. 
 Preferable, 1. adj.; II. - ly, adv. Corjuglitb, 
 
 rorjujic^en j lll.-ness, s. berbobcre SBert^. 
 Pref ?r?nce , *. ber SJorjug (mit to , before, 
 
 above, over). 
 Prefer'inent, s. 1. bieSeforberuug^gr^cbung? 
 
 2. bttS (S^rens)^mt, bic SBurbe. 
 Prefer'r^r, s. ber SSorjic^enbC, U. c/.To Prefer. 
 
 To PrefTg'iirate , To Prefig'are , v. a. torbil* 
 ben , oorftcncn. 
 
 Pref^gura'tion, s. bie SSorbilbung, bad SSorbiib . 
 
 Preffg'urative, adj. oorbilbenb, alS ^orbilb. 
 
 To Preiine', v. a. Dorbcr bejUmmcn. 
 
 To Prefix', r. a. I. loorfe^cnj 2. (corner) be* 
 
 Pre'fix, s. bas *prd]u. [flimmen, fcftfe^tn. 
 
 Prefi'xion, s. i.bieS5or(an)fe§ung5 2. bie^Be* 
 
 Preful'g?ncy, s. baS SSorleu^ten. [ftimmung. 
 
 Preg'nancy, s. 1. bic (Sd^wangerf^aftj %xM)' 
 tigfeit^ fig-s- 2. \iit ^rud)tbQrfeit, ^iine, 
 f(b6pferifd^e .Krafts 3. bic Sffiicbtigfcit. 
 
 Preg'nant, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fd)n)ttnger 5 
 trdcbtig^ figs. 2. frufbtborj ge()altrci(b5 3. 
 roidjtig , folgereit^. [jum ©reifen geeignct. 
 
 Prehen'sjle , adj. 1. greifenb, crgrcifcnb i 2. 
 
 Prehen'sion, s. bie ©reifung, Grgreifung. 
 
 Pre-hjstor'ic, adj. i>orgef(i()i^t(id). 
 
 To Prejadge', u. a. 1. por^cr bcurt^cilcnj 2. 
 
 sum corauS cerurtbeilen; abfprccben i 3. rnutl)* 
 
 ma^en, a^nen. [auS. 
 
 gt(»tt|]'Prejudg'nient, *. bic SSerurtbeilung jum SSor« 
 
 To Preju'dicate, v. a. & ri. jum OOrttUS »crur= 
 tbeilen, o^nc ^riifung oerbammen. 
 
 Preju'dicate, adj. aixB SBorurt^eilen ^crrfib' 
 rcnb , porgcfttpt. [2. bQ§ lbfprc(ben. 
 
 Prejudica'tion , *. 1. ba§ worlduftgc Urt()eiU 
 
 Preju'dic^tive , adj. im SSorouS entf(beibcnb, 
 porurt^eilenb. 
 
 Prej'udice , ,v. 1. bad sSorurtl^cil i 2. ber Stacb 
 t^eil, 7f bbrucb, ©tntrag, bic SSecintrdtbtigung 
 
 To Prej'odice, v. a. 1. benatbt^ciligcn ; bcein* 
 tra(btigcn, fd)aben5 2. SSorurt()eile beibrin» 
 gen, porter einne^men (against, gcgen). 
 
 Prejudi'cial, I. or Prejudfciary, adj'. ; II. — ly, 
 adv. 1. nacbt^cilig, [(bdblicb, beeintrd(btigenb j 
 2. juwibcr, entgegcn, 3. (pon etn>a§) einge* 
 nommen, Pcrblenbetj III. — ness, .v. i. bic 
 j)^a(btbeiUgf eit, bo§ SSceintrdd^tigenbc 5 2 bic 
 Singenommen^eit, S>erblenbung. 
 
 Preke, s. Ich. bcr Jtuttclfifd^, 3:intcnfif(b. 
 
 Prel'aicy, Prel'ateship, .v. I . bie ^prdlntUV, ^rd» 
 latenwiirbc '-, 2. bcr ^prdlatcnf^onb. 
 
 Prel'ate, s. bcr ^rdlat, pcrne^mc ©ciftlicbc 
 
 Prelat'lc, — cal, adj. jum ^rdlatcn obcr iur 
 ^rdlatur gcborig, ^prdlaten-. 
 
 Prel'atist, s. bcrTfnbdngcrbcrGpiSfopalfircbc. 
 
 Prel'ature [— tshur] , vid. Prelacy. 
 
 To Prelect', v. n. cine SSorlefung ^altcn. 
 
 Prelec'tion, s. bic SSorlefung. [Sector 
 
 Prelec'tpr, s. bcr SSorlefcr, 6jfentli(bc 2cbrcr, 
 
 Preliba'tion, s. ber S5orf(bma(f. 
 
 Prelim'inary, I, adj. porgdngig, vorlduftg/ 
 einleitenb j II. .v. ^^ai S5orIdufige, bic S5orbc» 
 rcitung, ©inlcitung, im pi. bie^prdliminaricn. 
 
 Prel'ude, s. ba§ 58crfpic(, bie (Sinlcitung. 
 
Prel 
 
 553 
 
 Pres 
 
 To Prelude', v. La. 1. prdlubirenj 2. tixiUU 
 
 ten J II. n. qIS ©inlcitung bicnen. 
 PreluMioos , Prelu'sive, Prelu'spry, aifj. eins 
 
 kiUni, corlfiufig. 
 Premature', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. l.fru^reif, 
 
 fru^jciti93 2. unjcitigj 3. oorf(^nelI, oorei= 
 
 lig, fiberdltj III. — ness, Prematu'rjty, s. 1 
 
 Die gru^jeitigfcit, 2. t)ie Unjeitigfeiti 3. bie 
 
 alljugrope ©ile, SSoreiligfcit. 
 To Premed'itate, v. a. & n. corner uberlegen, 
 
 oorau0 (au§)finnen. 
 Premed'itate, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. \)or^cr 
 
 uberlegt ober l)ur(l&t)a(i^t. 
 Premedjta'tion, s. 1. Die oor^crge^cnDe fiber* 
 
 legungj 2. t)Q§ Urage^en mit (einem ®et)an= 
 
 fen)jSSor^erbet)enfen. 
 Pre'iaier, I. adj.tiir, bie,t)a§ erfle? II. .V. 1. 
 
 bcr drfle, 1)a§ ^aupt j 2, bcr erflc CWintf^cr 
 To Preraife', v. a. l.Doraugfd^icten, oor^erge* 
 
 ^)en laiJcn, 2. ^rdmifl'cn fefl fc|en. 
 Prem'jses, s. pi. I. Log. bie ^ramijTen , S$or= 
 
 berfdVi Laws. 2. bie (in cincr Urfunbe) 
 
 corner errod^ntcn ©egenf^dnbe, baS SBorer* 
 
 rod^ntej 3. ba& ®e^6ft, |)au5 nebfl 3uge^6r, 
 
 bic SBirt^fd^QftSgcbdube, ©runbftiirfe, 2anb. 
 Pre'mium, s. I. bie ^rdmie, 95clo^nung , ber 
 
 ^reiSj 2. ba& .f)Qnbgelb, QCngelbj 3. ComMc 
 
 XfTecuransprdmie, — bond, ber^rdmicnsettel. 
 To Preraon'isb, v. a. Dor(>er erinnern ober 
 
 erniQ^ncn, warncn. [inncrung, SSarnung, 
 PremQn'jshm?nt, PremQiu'tion, s, bieSSorcrs 
 PremSn'itQry, I. adj. oorldufigerinncrnb/roars 
 
 nenb, II. *. bie SBSarnungSretc [(=2)?6nd()c). 
 Prenjfin'strants , s. pi. bie ^prdmonflratenfer 
 To Premon'striite, v. a. corner jeigcn. 
 Premonstra'tion, s. ber SSorbcroeiy. 
 Preraorse'. adj. Bot. Qbgebijfen. 
 PremO'tion, s. ber Ifntrieb. 
 Premujji're, *. Law , 1. baS SSerbredjen, njeU 
 
 djeg iV^tung, 6insiebung ber ©iiter, ©efdng^ 
 
 nip nod) \i6) iid)ti 2. ba8 3uerfenntmp biefer 
 
 ©tiafcu. [einwurf. 
 
 Premuni'tion, .v. bic S5cr»a^rung gcgen eincn 
 Premu'nitpry, adj. tint ©elbflr^fe fe|!fc§enb. 
 Pre'nj-ic,*. ber fiilc(bte SBcin. 
 To Prenora'inate , v. a. corner benennen. 
 Pr9nom'inate, adj. oorgenannt , obgebac^t. 
 PrenSraina'tion , s. bttS 3icd)t juerft genannf 
 
 iu werbcn. [pfinbung. 
 
 Preno'tion, *. bad SSor^ermffen j bieS5orem= 
 Pren'tice, vid. Apprentice. [SJorbcreinnebmen. 
 PreSc'cupancy, s. biefrut)trea3eft§nQ^me, btt& 
 Preoccupa'tion , .*. 1. vid. Preoccupancy; 2. 
 
 ber fru^cre ®cfi§ } 3. bie aScgcgnung eineS 
 
 einwurfeS j 4. ba§ SSorurt(>eiI. 
 To Preoc'ciipy , r. a. 1. tov , jjutor njcgne^* 
 
 men, tjor^er cin= ober in a5ef[§ ne^men ^ 2. 
 (mit SJorurt^eilen) cinnc^mcn. [tan. 
 
 To Preom'jnate, v. a. oorttnjeigen, oorbebeu* 
 
 Preopin'ion [— pin'yon] , s. bic oorgcfopte 
 SReinung, bad SSorurt^cil. 
 
 Preop'tion , s. bQ§ Otecbt ber erflen ^(usmal)!. 
 
 To Preordain', v. a. t>or()eroberfru^erttnorb« 
 nen, oerfugen, befe^len. 
 
 Preordjna'tion, s. bie fru^ere Tfnorbnung. 
 
 Prepara'tion , s. 1. bic SSorbereitung, Buriis 
 llung, ^nftttlt, 2. bic aSereitung, SSerferti^- 
 gung? 3. btt§®cbrdu5 !ran-j. — with bar- 
 ley, bie ©crftenbeiscj gradual — , bic fortge* 
 fe^tc Seije. 
 
 Preprir'ative , I. or Prepar'atory , adj. torbC' 
 rcitcnb , loorldufig j II. *\ baS SSorbereitungS-- 
 mittel j III. — ly , adv. al& SSorbereitung, 
 corlduftg. [(5u)bereiten 5 3. bercit macben. 
 
 To PrepAre', v. a. 1. (n. (i^) oorbercitcnj 2. 
 
 PrepA'redness, s. Ut SBcreitfcbaft. 
 
 PrepA'r^r, s. 1. ber SSorbcrcitenbe; jc j 2. bQ& 
 SSorbereitungSmittel. 
 
 Prepense', adj. »orbebQ(bt, oorfe^Iicb. 
 
 Prepol'Ience, — cy, s. ba5 Ubergcn)i(bt. 
 
 PrepQl'Ient, adj. fibertegen, fiberroicgcnb. 
 
 PrepSn'derance, s. bQS tibergcttjicbt. 
 
 Prep8n'derant, adj. iiberTOiegenb. 
 
 To PrepSn'derate , v. a. & n ubcnoicgen. 
 
 Prepondera'tion, *. ba§ Ubergeroi^t. 
 
 Preposi'tion, s. Gram, bie ^rdpofition. 
 
 Prepos'jtive, adj. ooron flcl)cnb, ooran gcfe^t. 
 
 Prepos'jtpr, j.bcr ioorgefcite^(biiler,3nfpcctor. 
 
 To Prepo?f ess', v. a. corber cinnebmcn. 
 
 Preposses'sion , s. 1. ber frubcrc S5eii§, bic 
 SSorcinnabmcj 2. bal S5orurtl)eil, W §ingcs 
 nommenbeit. 
 
 PreposRcs'sor , s. ber frubcre Sefi^er. 
 
 Prepos'terous, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. OCrfebrt, 
 raibcrfinnig, abgcffbmacft, HI. — ness, s. bic 
 SBcrfebrtbcit, SBibcrfinnigfcit. 
 
 Pre'puce, s. Anat, Xiit SBorbaut. 
 
 To Prerequire', v, a. Dorbcr crforbcm. 
 
 Prere'qujsi'te, I. adj. oorbcr crforbcrlitb 5 II. 
 s. bQ& jucrft 3T6tbigc. 
 
 Prerog'ative , I. s. baS SSorrccbt , ber ;Sorjug j 
 II. adj. beoorredjtct, pritilegirtj — court, 
 tiai ®eri(bt be& (Srjbifcbofs o. (Santerburi) in 
 S^eflament&fttcbenj — office, bQ& 9legiftra= 
 taramt beS obigen ©ericbts. [baS SJorjeicbcn. 
 
 Pres'age [or pre'saj], s. bic SSorbebeutungj 
 
 To Presage', x\ a. 1. »orber bcbcutcn, onjci* 
 geni 2. oorempjinben, abnen j 3. meijTagen. 
 
 Pres'byter, .v. 1. bcr v^rrtbcndltcftc, ,Kir(bcn- 
 torflcber, 2. or Presbyte'min , Ecc. bcr 
 ^reSbQterittncr. [teriali 2. |Jfe6bt)teriQnif(b- 
 
 Prefbyte'rial, PresbyteVian, adj. 1. prc6bj>» 
 
Pres 
 
 554 
 
 Pres 
 
 Pre^byte'rlanism, s. bcr ^reSbtjtcrianiSmuS. 
 Pres'bjtery, s! I. bttS ^prcsbntcriumj bic^ir* 
 
 (^cndlteften, 2. uid. b. o. 2B. 
 Pre'scjence [pre'shiens] , .«. ba§ SSor^eriDiJTcn. 
 *Pre'scjent, Pre'scjous, adj. COr^crmJTcnb 
 To Prescribe', v. I. a. (aucb OlS n.) 1. Cor* 
 
 fcbrcibcn, bcfc^len, 2. oerf(breibcn, oerorbnenj 
 
 3. Law, ocrjdbrcn loffen, II. n. bic SBerjd^^ 
 rung cinmcnben ober oorf(bfi§en. 
 
 Prescri'ber, s. ber JBorfd^rcibenbc. 
 
 Pre'script , I. adj. corgeft^rieben, cerorbnctj 
 II. .<?. md. b. f. SB. 
 
 Prescrip'tion, j. l.bieSSorfdt)rift,S5erorbnungj 
 M^ Olecept j 2. Laus ba§ ScrjciljrungSredjt 
 
 Prescriip'tjve, ad;. PcriQf)rcnb, oerjd^rbQr, oer^ 
 id^rt 5 — right, ba§ S5eriQ^rungSrc(it. 
 
 Pres'ence, *. 1. bic ©cgenmartj 2. bic ^nn)e= 
 fcn'^citi 3. bic SSerfammlung, 4. bic ^ubienjj 
 5. (— chamber) bQ& ^ubicnjjimmeri 6. baS 
 Xufere, bic^crfonlic^feitj baSSScnc^mcnj 
 T. bic ^ertigfeit, Olufiigfeit5 — of mind, bie 
 ®eifte&gegenn)Qrt5 in -, gegenroartig. 
 
 Presensa'tion , s. baS SKorgcffi^l. 
 
 Pres'ent, adj. gcgcnwcirtig: 1. anroefenb; su= 
 gegeiij 2. \t^t, je^igj 3. l)ier, ^icftgen £)rtSj 
 
 4. fertig, bereit, f(^ncU cntfdjloffcn 5 5. roirB: 
 fam 5 6. gunflig, geneigt, 7. aufmerffam , — 
 money , bor Ober barcS ®elb 5 the — month, 
 year, bcrIaufenbc9Jfonat,:c.5 — tense, Gram. 
 Ui ^rdfcn§. 
 
 Pres'ent, *. 1. bic ©cgcnwort, gcgenwdrtigc 
 ^(it (au6) Gram.) 5 at — , je^t, gcgcnroclrtig } 
 for the — , fitrjcltj 2. the — , ®egentt)ttrti= 
 
 Pres'ent, 5. ba§ ©cfc^cnf. [ge8 ((Scbreiben). 
 
 To Present', v.n.l. borftcUen,* 2. borrcit^en, 
 iibcrrcid^cn, cinrei^en, iiberbringcit) 3. loor* 
 5cigcn, auffut)ren, Com. (SBecbfcl) prdfenti= 
 rcnj4. einfiibren, »orftcUeni 5. onbicten} 6. 
 fcbenfcn, (— with) beftbenfcn, T. Lau),5u 
 fir(^li(bcn SSeneficien prdfentirenj 8. geri(i)t= 
 lidd anjeigcn, ongeben,- — arms! Mil. prdfen* 
 lirt'§ (Scroe^rl [Fann. 
 
 Presen'table , adj. waS bttrgcftcUt , 2C. Wcrbcn 
 
 Presenta'neous, adj. glei(b Wirfcnb, unmit» 
 telbar. 
 
 Presenta'tion, s. 1. bic ©ttrfleUungj 2. bic 
 ®arrcid>ung, (5inrci(]^ung 5 3. bie ©tcUung, 
 fiagej 4. bie SSorflellung j 5. Lair, Grncnnung 
 ju cincr ^friinbe^ 6. Corns, bie SSorscigung 
 (eincS SBci^felS) j on — , )iti S5or!ommen. 
 
 Presen'tative, adj. barjufteUen, oorjuftcUcn. 
 
 Presentee', s. Law, ber ju cincm .Rirfbcnamte 
 Sorgefcbiagcnc, cf. To Present, 7. 
 
 Pref en't^r, s. l^bcr ©arflcHer, 2C. cf. To Pre- 
 sent ; 2.Com.bcr^rdfcntant(eincS2Be(bfelS). 
 
 Prej?en'ti?il, adj. gcgenrodrtig, btt befinbU(J^. 
 
 Pre«en'tjra?nt, s. bic SSorempfinbung , oorfecr« 
 gcfa^tc -}Jleinung. 
 Pres'ently, adv. glcicb, fogIei(b j unmittclbar. 
 Present'ment, s. 1. bic ©arjlcllung, K.vid. 
 Presentation; 2. Law, bic ©ingabc, ber 33c- 
 ri<l^t (liber ein SScrgcbcn). 
 Preser'v^ible, adj. ju ben)a[)rcn. [SBewatjrung. 
 Preserva'tion, s. bic 35crn3at)rung, Grbaltung; 
 Preser'vative , Preser'vatory , I. adj. 1. ocr^ 
 roa^renb, 2. abroebrenb j U. .v. bag :55crn)al)-- 
 rungSmittel, ^ifbwcbrungSmittcI. 
 To Preserve', v. a. 1. oerroabrcn, beroabrcn, 
 erbaltcuj 2. (bci)bcl^alten5 3. cinmadjcn, eiii= 
 legen, einfc^cnj p-ingpan, bie^anbirpfanne. 
 Preijerve', .v. 1. bflS (gingcmai^tc, fik Sonfcr* 
 DCj 2. baS (SBilb=)®et)dgc , ber X()iergttrten. 
 Preser'ver, s. ber S5crn)Qbrcnbe, :c. cf. To Pre- 
 serve; ba5 SScrwa^rungSmittel. 
 To Preside', v.n.i. »orf[|en, ben 58orfi§ ^a* 
 ben, prdfibiren, 2. oorftebcn, bicSbcrauf* 
 fi(bt baben. 
 Pres'ideney , s. \. or Presidentship , bic ^rd- 
 ribentcnfiellc 5 2. bie (oftinb.)*prdrtbentfd)aft. 
 Pres'ident , s. ber ^prdfibcnt. 
 Presiden'tal , Presjden'tial , adj. 1 . tik £)bcr= 
 auffKbt babenb, [(bii^enbj 2. eincn ^rdjiben* 
 ten bctreffenb , ^rdfibcnten^. 
 Presid'lal, Presifd'jary , adj. jU ciner S5efaj« 
 sung gei)6rigi mit eincr 58efa§ung ocrfcbcn. 
 Presignifica'tion, s. bic t>orl)ergc{)enbe Ifnjcigc. 
 To Presig'njfy, v. a. im DorauS anjeigcn, \>cr= 
 anbcuten, Dorbcjcicbnen. 
 To Press, v. I. a. 1, prcffcn, briiifcn j 2. brdn» 
 gen, trcibcni 3. preffcn, (sum ©eebienft) gc« 
 waltfam roerbenj 4. bcbrdngenj i>. (— upon 
 on) aufbringcnj to — the ship on, aufben 
 ©tranb jagcn, to — out , auSbrucfcnj II. n. 
 (mit on, upon, &c.) l.preffen, bringen? 2. 
 cors Ob. einbringen, »orn)drt§ flrebcn ^ 'S.fig;. 
 ringen, ftrcben (natb • . .) j 4. brdngen, notbi^ 
 geuj to be p-ing (on the market), Com. (bcn 
 5J?arft) brucfeu} to — on, (oormdrtS) cilcn. 
 Press, .V. 1. bie ^Preffej 2. (printing — ) bic 
 jDrudf erprclfe 5 3. bag ©ebrdngcj 4.y?g-. ber 
 ©rang, ©rucfj bic ^JJaffc} 5. ba& SKotrofcn* 
 preffcn 5 6. ber SBanbfcbranFj Jtlciberfdjranfj 
 to correct the — , (Sorrccturen fefen, corrigi= 
 rcnj — barrels, pi. R-m. mit ©onb unb 
 ©teincn gcfiilltc 3;onncn,sum93cfd)tt)crcn ber 
 ©d^Iittctt, — bed , bie aSettlabci — copies of 
 letters , mit ber OJ^afdjinc copirtc 33ricfe, 
 aSriefcopien 5 — gang, ber ^pre^gang, bic sum 
 OJiatrofcnprcJTen beftimmtc Sruppe j — man. 
 1. ber (Su(bO®i^uctcr, ^repmciflcrj 2. ber 
 (9Katrofens)^rcffcri — money , Mar. baS 
 ^ref gclb, ^anbgclb j - room , baS ©nirfer* 
 
Pres 
 
 555 
 
 Prev 
 
 dimmer, — stick, bcr^re^bcngcl an berSSud^- 
 binberprcffe i - stone, taS (^rcpO^unta^ 
 ment 5 — tender, ba&3:rQngportf(&iff berjum 
 ©eebienfl geprepten 5J?annf(^afti — work, bic 
 Srucferarbcit. [(^QptcrOSef(^wercr. 
 
 Pres's^r, s. 1. ber prefer, ©rucferj 2. Der 
 
 Pres'sjng, I. p. a.; II. -ly, arfv. Dringcnt), 
 ^eftigi III- comp. — boards, — cards, pi 
 ^reffpdne5 — iron, baS asfigeleifen. 
 
 Pres'sure [presh'ur] , s. 1. or Pres'sion , t)Q& 
 ^reJTen, ©ructcn, 2, bcr 2)rucE, ©rang (and) 
 Com.) } bie S^ot^, bag SJrangfal } 3. ber ©tcm= 
 PCI54. bcr einbrucf. [press-money. 
 
 Prest, p. p. conir. f^. Pressed ; — money, vid. 
 
 Pres't?r, s. bcr SBetterflra^l. 
 
 Pres'tig?s, s. pi. bag asienbrocrf, bic ©aufelei. 
 
 P'-esu'mable , I. ad;.; II. — ly, adv. 1. mut^= 
 nittf li^ j 2. adv. au8 3)unf el , auS ©tolj. 
 
 To Presume', v. I. a. (a\l6) n.) »orau8fe§en, 
 ocrmuHen, raut^mafen, II. n. (bef. mtt on 
 upon) 1. fid) ^erou&ne^menj 2. ficj^ erfiibnen, 
 fid^ cermeffen, roagen 5 3. ftd^ ctroaS einbilben, 
 f!d^ perlaffen (auf). 
 
 Presu'mer, s. bcr 5J?ut^mapcnbe , 2c. 
 
 Presump'tion [— ziim' — ], s. 1. bie)i8crmu= 
 tiling, SRut^mapungi 2. bie (flarfe) 2Sa^r» 
 f^eintii^feiti 3. bie (Sinbilbung, ber ©unfeli 
 4. lit a5ermcfren(>eit, (©umm=)®rcifiig!eit. 
 
 *Presump'tive, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. fers 
 mutl)U(b / mutt)mapli(^ 5 2. cingebilbet, flolj j 
 3. iDcrmeffen , (bumm=)^retfl. 
 
 *Presump'tuous, I. ndj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ein* 
 gebiibet, t^oUcrSunfcl, 2. wcrmcjfen, oerwe* 
 gen, (bumm=)t>rcifl5 III.— ness, s. l.bie(Sin= 
 bilbung, ber ©unfel, 2. bic SJermeffcn^eit, 
 (®umm=)jDreiftigfeit. [fc^ung. 
 
 Presuppo'sal, Presupp^si'tion, s. bie SSorauS* 
 
 To Presuppose', v. a. porau§fe$en. 
 
 PresurmT.se', s. bic porlttufige SScrmut^ung, 
 IC^nung, ber ^rgroo^n. 
 
 Pretence', .v. 1. ba& SBorgebcn, ber SSormanb, 
 <B(i)m 5 2. ber Tfnfpruc^ , bie ^orbcrungj 3. 
 bie Tfnmapung, 4. (n. u.) bie 3)roI)ung. 
 
 To Pretend', v. I. a. 1. (aud) n.) porgeben, 
 Pornjenben5 2. forbern, beanfpruienj II. n. 
 (mtt to) 1. K:nfpru(^ madden (auf), be^aupten j 
 2. fid) onmafen, f\6) ^erau§ ne^men. 
 
 Preten'ded, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. angeblid^ j 
 porgegeben. [bef. (Jtron«)^rdtenbent. 
 
 Preten'der, s. ber (auf . . .) ■irnfpru(^ma(i^enbe 5 
 
 Preten'sion, s. ber "JCnfpruci^. 
 PreterimperT^ct, s. Gram, bad S^pcrfectum. 
 Prg'terift [or pret'erift], Gram. I. adj. toergan* 
 
 gen, II. s. bo5 ^rdtcritum, ^crfectum. 
 Preteri'tion, .v. 1. btcSSergangen^eit j2- Rhet. 
 
 bic Ubcrge^ung. 
 
 Preterlapsed', adj. ccrgangen, perflotJcn. 
 Pretermis'sion, s. bie Ubergel^ung, "JfuSlaffung. 
 To Pretermit', v. a. 1. liberge^cn, au§laffenj 
 
 2. unterlaffen, perfdumen. 
 Preternat'ural [— natsh'ural] , I. adj. ; II. — 
 
 ly, adc. roibernatiirlid) j III. — ness,. v. bie 
 
 aBibernatiirlid^feit. [teritum, ^erfectum. 
 Preterper'f^ct (or — tense), *. Gram. baS ^rd« 
 Preterpluper'fect , s. Gram. baS ^Iu&quam= 
 
 perfectum. [ben. 
 
 Pretext', .v. ber SSorroonb, ®d)ein, bag SSorge* 
 Pre'tor, s. Rom. ber^rdtor,(®tabt=)mi(l^ter. 
 Preto'rjan, Rom. I. or Preto'rial , adj. prdtO= 
 
 rif(^ , ri^terlid^ i II. s. ber ^rdlorianer, 
 
 (faiferl.) 2cibwdd)ter. 
 Pret'tjiy, adv. P. Pretty. [Ud^feit. 
 
 Pret'tin?8s, s. bie Tfrtigfcit, 3icttigfeit, 9^ieb« 
 Pret'ty, I. adj. 1. artig , ^ubfc^ , nctt, nieblid^ 
 
 2. atfeclirt, gejicrtj II. ado. ikmlid). 
 To Pretyp'ify, v. a. porter geftalten. 
 
 To Prevail', v.n.l. uberlegen fein, bie SDber* 
 ^anb ^aben, ^crrf(^en, (Sinflup ^obenj 2. ba« 
 flbergcTOid)t (ben SSort^eil) crljaltcn, fiber* 
 i>anb nel)men} to — with (or on, upon) one, 
 ginen pcrmogen, bcreegen. 
 
 Prevai'ljng, p. a. l)errfd)enb. 
 
 Prev'alence — cy,*. l.bieUber(cgenl)Cit,ftbcr* 
 mac^t, ba§ Ubergcn)i(^t^ 2. bag SSor(jcrrfd)cn } 
 
 3. ber (Sinfluf 5 4. bic ©filtigfcit. 
 Prev'alent, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. fiberic* 
 
 gen, ^errfd^enb } 2. por^errfd^enb 5 3.md(^tig, 
 
 roirffam. 
 To Prevsir'jcrite , v. n. 1 . ITu&fludfjte gcbrau= 
 
 (j^eni 2. roibcr Sreue unb ^flic^t l)anbeln, es 
 
 mit beiben ^orteien ^alten , treuloS fein. 
 Prevarjca'tlon , s. 1. bic ^flic^tPCrlc^ung, 
 
 Srculofigf eit im "KmUj 2. r^iz SScrbre^ung, 
 
 l(ugflu(^t j 3. bic SSerrdt^ereij 4. baS ^cim« 
 
 li(be SSerftdnbnif . 
 Prevar'icator , s. 1. ber ^flit^tpcrgeffcnc, 
 
 Sreulofei 2. berSScrbre^cr,(§abaIenma(l^er, 
 
 S^dn!efd)mieb, 3:eufelSan»alt. 
 Preve'njent, adj. juporfommenb. [f)inbern. 
 To Prevent', v. a. porbcugen, per^uten, (per*) 
 PrSven'table, adj. ju pcrt>inbern. 
 Preven'ter, s. l.ber3uPorfommcnbc,^inbern= 
 
 be 5 2. Mar. comp. SSorg^, 0lefcrpc» (cf. Ftii- 
 
 gel's Compl. Diet.); — bolts, bie ^lappbol^ 
 
 jenj — stay, ba§ ffiorgflag, jc 
 Preven'tion , s. bag 3uPorfommcn , bie SSor* 
 
 beugung, SScr^utung, |)inbcrung. 
 Preven'tional, adj. juporfonuncnb, Peri)Ulenb. 
 Preven'tive, I. adj. ^inbcmb , porbeugcnb, 
 
 (256fc§) ocr^utenb (mit of) ; II. s. bcc ^rd= 
 
 fnTatio, SBorbauunganiittel i III. - - ly , adv. 
 
 mi >Borfid)t, sur SScr^utung. 
 
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 Pre'vious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adw. oor^crge^enb, 
 torldufigj — to ... , tjor . . . , — payment, 
 Com. ber®elt>oorf(^u^, MeTCuMogc^ HI. — 
 ness, s. ta§ SSor^erge^en, t)ie SSorldufigFeit. 
 Previ'sion, s. baSSSor^erfe^en. 
 Prey [pra] , s. ber Slaub : 1 . l)ie a3eute j 2. bic 
 Seroubungj animal of—, boS Olaubt^ier. 
 * To Prey (on or upon) , v. n. 1. rauben, 33eu» 
 tc madden, plunDcrninac^jteUcnj 2. oomOlQU* 
 be lebcn? 3.>g. freffen, nagen. 
 
 *Pre>'er, s. Der Olauber, jc. 
 
 Price,*. l.Der^reig, SBcrt^j 2. ber ^o^nj 
 above — , unf(^a|barj of—, rocrttjDoUj — 
 fixed or limited , njie Limit , 3. } — current, 
 p-8 current, or list of p-s , t)cr ^rci^courant, 
 iie ^-liflC) statement of the p-s , tiex^-ht- 
 
 Price'iess, adj. unf(bd§bar. [xi^t 
 
 To Prfck, u. I. a. 1. ftcc^ienj 2. pritfelnj 3. 
 (Qn)|lecfcn5 onfle(ben (qu4> ein ^Qp SBein, 
 jc.)j 4. Typ. cinMcn (in J)ie ^unfturfpij= 
 sen), 5. oufftccf en 5 6. (— up) aufri(^ten, (bie 
 £)^ren)fpi^cn4 7. ouffe^en, aufjeic^nenj 8. 
 (an)fporncn, ontreiben (mit on, or forth) 
 9. cernogeln (ein ^ferb)} 10. (burc^ ^unfte, 
 JC ) bejeidjncn , 1 1 . Mar, prirf en? 12. fauer ma 
 d)en, cf. n. 1. 5 13.mit@en)i|Ten§biffcn foltcrn 5 
 to — the sheets , Dks. bie aSogcnja^l beri(bti= 
 gen, colltttiomrenj to — a tune, cine SJJelobie 
 in 5ioten fc^en 5 p-ing teeth , bQ§ 7CuSfraufe= 
 cifcn ber ©attler^ II. n. 1. fouer n3erben, ben 
 Bti6) befommen , 2. (to - up) fi(b pu6en, fic^ 
 fcbniegelnj 3. fcbneU reitcn, fprcngenj 4. 
 Sport, einc ©pur jurucflaJTcn) 5. jielen. 
 
 Prick, s. 1. bie Spi^e, ber (Statbef, bic Wa 
 2. ber 6top , ^tid) , Sip (and) fig. — of con- 
 science, ber ®en)iffen&bif ) j 3. ber ^unH, ba& 
 3iel5 4. bcr3ielpunft5 5. bie ^d^rtc (eincs 
 ^afen) 5 6. cine SloUe (3:abaf) ^ — eared, fpife- 
 o^rigj— madam, Bot. ber 3:rip=9)?abani, 9}?qu= 
 crpfefi"er5 — post. Arch, ^ai aSanbjiucf,— 
 punch, 2\ ber Corn, ®ur<bf(blag5 — timber, 
 — wood, Bot. ber ©pinbclboum. 
 
 Prick'?r, .9. bie Ifljle, ^frieme. 
 
 Prick'et, s. Sport, ber ©picker, <Spicp^irf(b. 
 
 Prick'le, s. 1. ber StQit)el,Dorn j 2.ber©te(^= 
 bornj— back,rif/.Prickling; — whelk, Conch. 
 bic ©if^elfc^nerfe , ba§ Bij^elborncben. 
 
 Prick'led, adj. flQi^clig , bornig. 
 
 Prifck'nness, .v. bie ©tatbcUgfcit. 
 
 Prick'ling , 5. Ich. ber ©tidJUng. 
 
 Prick'iy, adj. fiad^ctig, bcrnig5 — ash, bie 
 Stad^cldfc^e j - heat , ein lu^fcblag (in ben 
 Xropenldnbern) j /?of-*. — parsncp, bie(StQ= 
 d^elbolbcj — i)car , bie inbianift^e ^cigc^ — 
 poppy, ber Stadjclmofcn. 
 
 Pride, s. 1 . ber Pitoh ; 2. ber ibod}mutb . Ubcr-- 
 
 mutbi 3. bie Srunf^ (ber racibl. :$:^icrc)5 ♦. 
 Ich. ber tluerbcr, bic ,aiefenbri(i'c. 
 To Pride , v. reJI. (— one's self on, upon), 
 flols auf (StnjQS fein, grop t£)an. 
 Pri'^r, s. 1. ber forgfdltige Setrotbtct, ic cf. 
 To Pry ; 2. ber ^unbftbofter, Spion. 
 Priest, s. ber ^rieflerj ©eif^licbei — 's cap, 
 n)icBonnet,5.5 - craft,ber^faffcn(bc)trug5 
 — 's pintle, ^of.bie SO^ontb^fappCj- ridden, 
 »on ^fajfen rcgiert. 
 Pries'tess, s. bie ^ricflcrin. 
 Priest'hood [- 'hid] , .v. baS ^ricflcrt^um. 
 Priest'like, Priest'ly, adj. prieflerlicb. 
 Priest'ljness, J. bic pricj^erlicbc SBiirbc. 
 
 To Prrg, V. a. cant, moufen , fle^lcn. 
 
 Prig, s. cants. 1. ba& gefcbniegeltc ,Kcrl(^en, 
 ber 3Jafcn>ci§ , 2. ber ©icb. 
 
 Prill, J. Ich. bic ©teinbuttc, Dornbuttc. 
 
 Prim, adj. gcjicrt, gejroungen, fprobe. [tbun 
 
 To Prim, V. a. & n. libernidpig jiercn, gcjierl 
 
 Pri'ma, s. Mus. & Typ. biC ^rimc. [fcit. 
 
 Pri'macy, *. 1. baS ^rimat^ 2.bicSSorsugli(b* 
 
 Pri'mage, s. Com. bQ§ ^rinigclb , biCvKapp^ 
 Idfen. [\>orncbmlii. 
 
 Primar'ily, adv. JUCrf^J 1. urfpriinglicb ? 2. 
 
 Primar'in^ss , s. 1. bQ§ Grf^fcin, bcr crftc 
 Orabj 2. tiiz Urfprungli(bFcit. 
 
 Pri'mary, adj. 1. crfl, urfpriinglifb 5 2. f ora 
 crimen ©rabe^ 3. t)auptfd(bliri) , ^aupt^ — 
 quills , pi. bie oorberen ©d^roungfebern (bet 
 SSogel)} — rock, Urgebirgc, — schools, (5lc= 
 mentar»®(bulen 5 — substance, ber Urj^off. 
 
 Pri'mate, *. bcr^rimaS, crfle ®ciflli(be. 
 
 Pii'mateship , vid. Primacy. 
 
 Prime, *. 1. ba§ ©rfie, ber ^nfang , "JCnbrud), 
 bie erflc 3eit5 2. bie ^rii^mcttc^ 3. ber^ru^« 
 lingj 4. bieaSIiit^e, bQ§6belflc, ber^crn, 
 5. Co/n.bie^rimaforte^ 6. boS 3unbfraut, 
 3unbpult?er5 T. vld. Premium; — of the 
 moon, ber Sicumonb. 
 
 Prime, adj. 1. bcr, bie, fidh crflcj 2. bcr tor* 
 Siiglicbflc, QUggefu(bt j 3.blul)cnb,iugcnbli(b j 
 — cost, ber einhufSpreiS, — print, vid. 
 Privet; — quality. Com. bic crfle HuQlitdt, 
 ^rimaforte, a — sailor, ein gutcr ©egler. 
 
 To Prime, v. a. 1. 3unbfraut (^pulpcr) auf 
 bie ^fanne f(bfitten > 2. griinbcn, bie ©runb» 
 forbe auftragcn Oiti (Scmdlbcn). 
 
 Prime'ly, adv. jucrjT, urfprunglicb. 
 
 Prime'ness, j.bicUrfprunglid^fcit, 2C. c/. Prime. 
 
 Prim'er» s. 1. bO§ P^(§ = «U(^5 2. 7 yp. bic 
 
 Prl'ra?r,rW.Priming-iron.['J(ntiqua(-©cbrift). 
 
 Prirae'val, Prime'vous, adj. urcrfl, urttttfang* 
 Ii(b , urfprunglidj. 
 
 Prim'jer [— 'yer], uirf. Premier. [nc^mPc. 
 
 Prfmige'nial, adj. l.crfificbcrcn j 2. crflc, DOr« 
 
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 Pri'mlng, comp. — born,bic|)ul»<rfIttf(^C^ ba» 
 ^uloer^orn 5 — iron, —wire, Gun. bie Olaum= 
 nttbel 5 — powder, T. t>a§ 3unt)fraut (^ul= 
 
 Prjnii'tial, adj erftlingS^. [»er). 
 
 Prini'jtive, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. 1. crftc, ur= 
 fprunglid^i ?ucrfl5 2. fleif, formlic^, Qiimn-- 
 gen J — cause, bie ©runburfad^cj — verb, 
 Gram. baS ©tamnwort. 111. s. bttS ©tamm= 
 wort) IV. — ness, *. 1. bic Urfprunglidjfcit j 
 2. baS TCltcrt^umlid^c. 
 
 Prim'n?«s, a-, bie 3icrerei , %6xmli^Mt 
 
 Prirapge'njal, vid. Primigenial. 
 
 PrTmogen'itor, *. bcr TC^n^err , S5orfal)r , TC^n. 
 
 Prlraogen'iture [— tshur] , s. Law, l.bie @rfl= 
 gcburti 2. (—ship) ba§ (grftgeburtSred^t. 
 
 Priraor'djal, I. adj. urfpriinglid^, uranfongU^) 5 
 II. s. ber Urbeginn, erflc 5£nfang. 
 
 Prira'rose, *. Bof-*. bie ©djliiffelblumc, f(^ttft» 
 lofe ^rimelj— tree, (night — ) bic gtlbe2t)fi« 
 mtt(^ia j — path , — May, * bcr asiumenpfab. 
 
 Prince, s. 1. bcr ^iirfli 2. bcr ^prinjj — 
 Rupert's drops, ©laStropfenj — 's feathers, 
 Bot. bcr TCmarant^ , bttS Xaufenbft^on} — 's- 
 metai, bag spnnjmctttU, bcr SombQctj — 's- 
 wood, baS Gben^olsj — 's-yellow, boS ^rin* 
 
 Prince'dprn, s. ba§ gurflcntOum. [jcngelb. 
 
 Prifnce'like, Prifnce'ly, adj. fiirflliiJ^. 
 
 Prince'ljness, s. ba& ^urflliic [fiin. 
 
 Prin'c?s8, s. l.bie^rinjcffin; 2. bic^ur* 
 
 Prin'cjpal , I. adj. ; 11. — ly , adv. novml^nu 
 flc, ^auptfd^Ud^ , ^aupts 3 Corns. — house, 
 ba& ©tamm^au§ j — owner, ber |)Quptr^cber5 
 — violin, bcr crfteSSioIinifl 5 III.*. l.bcrSSor= 
 nc()mflc, (Srflc, bie ^auptpcrfon, bo& ^aupt? 
 2. bcr principal, (S5rob») ^err, 3. bcr ^an= 
 bclg^crr, S3cfi^cr eincr Jjanblungj 4. ber 
 (©(^ulO Sector, ©ircctorj 5. bcr^rdrtfccntj 
 6. baS ^rinjipale inberSDrgcU T.bcr^Qupt= 
 pun!t,bic^auptftt^C5 Corns. S.virf. b. b. Em- 
 ployer ; 9. bic ^auptfummc, baS gttpitalj 10. 
 P-8 , bic ^aupt= obcr ©runbbolfcn cine8 
 ®ebdubc&. 
 
 Principality, .». 1. ba§ ^urflcnt^umj 2. bic 
 4)crrf(]^aft, (IDberO®cn)Qlt5 3. bie^iirflen* 
 roiirbc. [lid^flc. 
 
 Prin'cipalness, s. bQ§ SSornc^mflc, ^auptfQ(^s 
 
 Prifn'cjpate, s. bic £)bcr^errf(^Qft. 
 
 Prifn'ciple, s. 1. ba8 ^rincipj 2. bic ®runbur= 
 fac^c,bagUrn)efen,berUrfioff5®runbbeftttnbs 
 t^cit j 3. bic Urfraft, 4. bcr ®runb; bie HucUc 5 
 o. ber ®runbfa§. 
 
 To Prin'cjple , v. a. ®runbfd§c bcibringen, 
 grunbcn, fcftfc|en (im ©emitt^c) , cinprdgen. 
 
 Prin'cipled, adj. 1. grfinbli(l>, fcftj 2. (gute, 
 2C.) ©runbfd^e ^obenb. 
 
 To Prink, v. a. {ic n. fid^) §erau5pu^cn. 
 
 To Print , V. a. (jun). n.) 1. (Md^tX, 3CU9C, 
 :c.)brucfen, ttbbnicfcnj 2. oufbrucfen, cin* 
 briidfcn, bejeic^ncnj to — to, 2'yp. Qiibrurfcn, 
 Qnfd^tcpenj p-ed goods. Com. ©rucfmaarcn j 
 p-ed paper, gcbrucfte S^ttpetcn. 
 
 Print, *. 1. bcr ©rucf, :ifbbrucf3 2. ber gin- 
 brucf j 3. ba§ ^eid^en, bic ©pur, ^d^rtc (ci« 
 ncy ^ud^feS , jc) j 4. ber ©d^nitt, ©tridj 5 5. 
 bic gorraj ber ©tcmpeli 6. ba§ gcbrucfte 
 asiatt, buj 2)rucffd()rifti 3citung j T. bcr^olj* 
 fc^nitt, Jtupfcrfiic^ J out of —, nidl^t mc^r 
 (im Suc^^anbcO su ^abcn, pcrgriffenj in — , 
 l.gcbrucf 1 5 2. in^anj(cl)leifd^rift i3.^g:. jier» 
 lid^, nett5 — seller, bcr ^upfer|lic^» (obcr 
 ^unft0-|)^nbler5 — shop , ber ,Kupferfli(^la* 
 ben, bic JKunfli^anblung. 
 
 Prin'ter, s. l.bcr(a5u(Jv 3cugO©rucfer j 2. 
 p-s,pi.ro^c(sum ©rurfen bcftimmte) ,RQttu» 
 ncj — 's flower, jf^p. ber S5u(i^brucferflocf. 
 
 Prin'iing, s. ba5 Drucfcn, bcr Srucf j art of-, 
 bic ffiud^brucfcrfunf^i — blocks, Drucfformen 
 fiir Jtattunc, ©piclfarten, icj — house, - 
 office, bie (Suci)=)Drucfcrei5 — paper, baS 
 ©rurfpapicr^ — red, bcr rot^e 2)ruct. 
 
 Prmt'l^ss, adj. o^nc (Sinbrucf. 
 
 Pri'or, I. adj. c^cr, fru^er, (- to, alg) »or, 
 corner, bor^erig 3 — claim or — right, ba§ 3td= 
 ^errec^t, ffiorgang&rctbt j II. *-. 1. ber ^prior, 
 (^loflcroSSorfte^erj 2. bcr crflc (5()cf obcr 
 S^cill^ttber eincr |>anblung} your — , 3^r 
 .f)err ***. 
 
 Pri'pr^te, Prl'orsbrp , *. ba§ ^riorat. 
 
 Pri'press, s. bic^riorin, Jtloftcroorflc^erin. 
 
 PrlSr'jty, s. bic ^prioritdt: 1. ba§ 6^ct)cin, 
 aSor^irigej 2. bcr 58orjug, boS S5organg6» 
 rct^tj — of birth,bie6rflgeburt5 - of debts, 
 Lawt baS^rdccbcnsrcdjtj creditors by — , 
 prioilcgirte ©Idubiger. [^riorat. 
 
 Pri'ory, s. 1. bie ^rioreij 2. bo§ (Xitular*) 
 
 Pri'fage, *. Law, 1. baS ^rifcnrcf^tj 2. vid. 
 
 Prif^m, v. ta^ prisma. [Hutlerage. 
 
 Prjsmat'jc, — cal, I. or Pris'my, adj. ; II. — 
 caily, ac/y. priSmatif(^. 
 
 PrismgitoiMal, adj. prigmatoibifd^. 
 
 Pris'moid , s. bic ^ri&moibc. 
 
 Pris'on, s. bag ©efdngnif , bcr Jlerfcr. 
 
 To Pris'on, &c.,v/f/. Imprison, &c. 
 
 Pris'oner, s. bcr, bic ©cfangcnc [ii6). 
 
 Pris'tine, adj. 1. e^emttUg,uraIt j 2. urfprung* 
 
 Prith'ee [prith'jj , /am. abbr. ft. I pray thee, 
 id} bittc, bod(), cija. 
 
 Privacy [or priv'asi] , .v. 1. bic^eimU(^Fettj 
 2. bic einfamfeit, eingejogcn^eit, ©tille. 
 
 Pri'vate, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. prioatj 2. 
 ge^eim, pcrborgcn j 3. allcin, allcinigj 4 fliU, 
 einfamj 5. ^du5lt(^ , J^aug- } 6. nid^t6|fciit» 
 
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 Ud) ; anitlcS , iinbecmtct , amtfrei, au^eromts 
 lii, ^maU j ado. a) (or in — ) in'§ ®c{)eim 5 
 h) (or by — hand). Com. ttur(^ ^Jriootgclegen* 
 ^eit, to — hands, eigen^dntig (auf^riefas 
 t>rejfen)> to sell by — bargain, untcr itx 
 ^anb (im ©tilleu) oerfaufeuj — account, 
 l)Q§ ©e^cimbuf^ * donto j — books , ® eljeims 
 biidjerj — devotion, tie fjlle (^au&=)2fn» 
 tjttd^tj — friend, ein befonterer grcunD; — 
 soldier, — man, bergemeir.CiSolDQtj — trade, 
 ber gigens (oD. ^proper=)4><int)cI. 
 
 Pri'vate, .V. M<7. ber ©emeine. 
 
 Privateer', s. 1. ber ©ccfreibcutcr, (Saper(cr); 
 Olaubf(^iffer5 2. (— 's man) baS 6aperf(^iff. 
 
 To Privateer', v. a. & n. capern. 
 
 Pri'vateness, s. 1. bic ^einili(j(>feit j 2. bie (Sin= 
 famfeit, ©tiUej 3. ber ^riDotflanb. 
 
 Priva'tion, s. 1. bie^bwefen^cit, berSKangelj 
 
 2. bic JScraubung, 6ntbl6pung, Gntbebrung 5 
 
 3. bie lu&f(bliepung, ^bfonbcrung. 
 Prifv'aitive, 1. adj.; II.— ly, ado. 1. beraubcnb, 
 
 cntjic^cnb j 2. negatio j III. *. 1. baS ^rioas 
 tm, ^uSfd^fiefli^ci 2. Gram, bie a5erau= 
 bung&partifel. 
 
 Priv'^t, s. Bat. ber |)artriegel, Ut StQintceibe 
 
 Priv'ilege, s. bQ& ^riDilegium, »orrc(^t, U<i 
 chxiqUitlidft SSerroiUi'gung. 
 
 To Priv'jlege, v. a. 1. prioilcgircn, beoorredj* 
 t(ig)cn5 2. bcfrcien, jlc^crn. 
 
 Prifv'ily, adv. 0. Privy. [bic ©d^amt^cile 
 
 Prifv'jty, s. 1. ba§ (ge^eime) OJfitroijfEn } 2. pf. 
 
 Priv'y , I. adj. 1. prioot, ge^eim, befonberj 2. 
 ^eimUc^, ©erborgenj 3. (in'S ©e^eim) mit 
 ©ijfcnb 5 — chamber, ba$ ^riDotjimmer (im 
 (fonigl. B6)lof) 5 — council , ber ge^eime 
 diat^i — seal, — signet, baS ge^eime ©ie* 
 gclj lord — seal, ber ge^eimc ©iegelbeiDQ^s 
 VtXi — chair, ber S^adjtflU^I i — parts , pi. 
 bie®efd)lc(btst^eile j II. *. I.ba6[)eimli4>c®cs 
 n?4d&,ber7fbtritt^ 2. Lawj,ber9}litintereffent, 
 
 Pri'zable, adj. f(^d§bar. [S^eil^aber. 
 
 Prize, s. 1. ber ^rei§, (2otterie«)®eiDinn3 2. 
 bie Selo^nungj ^rclmie; 3. ber ^ang, bie 
 Scute 5 4. (— ship) bic ^rifc j — court, ba& 
 ^rifcngcrit^tj- fight, ber ^rei§fampf,bic 
 SSoxpartiej — fighter, ber ^reisbeiuerber, 
 ^preigfdmpferj — goods, pi. prifengxiter) 
 — master, bcr ^rifenincif!er 5 — money, ^ri* 
 fengclbcrj — office, m6 ^rifcncoraptoir^ — 
 question, -subject, bie ^preigfrage, ^reigs 
 aufgabe. MUxi; 3. vid. To Pry, II. 
 
 To Prize, v. a. f(^Q§en ; 1. Qflfdjlagenj 2. (^od^) 
 
 Pri'zer, s. 1. ber ©(^d^erj 2. ber^reisfe^tcr, 
 Stinger, 3. Nat. ber @eep-ern. 
 
 Pre, prep, (lat) pxo, fiir. 
 
 Prib^bmty, s. bic SBQOrfd)einIi(!>ecit. 
 
 Prob'able, I. adj,; II. — ly, adv. njQfjrfd&cfns 
 U(^, cermut^lif^. 
 
 Pro'bang, »•. .Surg, bcr ©d^lunbf^oper. 
 
 Pro'batc, .V. Laws. 1. bie *pn!ifung unb J3c» 
 fltttigung beS le^tcn SBiUengi 2. gcridjtlic(?c 
 luSfertigung (ber ©^ein bariiber)} — duty, 
 bie Moiicn bcr SeftamcntSbeftdtigung. 
 
 Proba'tion, s. 1. bie ^riifung, ^robe, 2. bet 
 a5cwei§5 3. bie ^robejeit, 4. \ia^ 3io»ijiat 
 
 Proba'tional, Proba'tionairy, adj. 1. jur ^robe 
 ge^Srig, ^riifungSsj 2. jum aieweife biencnb. 
 
 Proba'tioner, s. 1. beraufbcr^robeifl, ^riifs 
 ling, 2. ber S^ooijc. [jum SSeraeife bicnenb. 
 
 Pro'baitive, Pro'batQry, adj. jur^riifung obcr 
 
 Prpba'tor, s. 1. bcr^rufcrj 2. Lawy ber^ftt* 
 fldger. [scissars, pi. bic Sffiunbfd^erc. 
 
 Probe, s. Surg, bie ©onbc, (Scnfnabclj — 
 
 To Probe, V. a. 1. Surg, fonbirenj 2. untcr* 
 
 Prob'jty, s. bie Sleblic^Jeit. [fudjcn, priifcn. 
 
 Prob'l^m, s. bQ& problem, bie iufgabe. 
 
 Problemat'jc — cal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. pro* 
 blematifd), ungcwi^, unauggemait. 
 
 Probfis'cis, s. bcr ((glep^Qnten=)Sfiu|TtI. 
 
 Pr^brose', PrO'brous , adj. fcbimpflid). [Ug. 
 
 Prpca'cious, adj. fre^,uni''erf4)dmt, mut^roil* 
 
 Proca9'ity, s. bic ^rec^^eit. 
 
 PrOc^tarc'tjc, adj. Med. cor^crgc()cnb, »orbe» 
 reitenb (bef. »on ^ranf^eit§urfa(^en). 
 
 Procatar'xis, s. Med. bie biSponircnbc ^xanU 
 ^eitSurfad^e. [SScrfabrungoarr. 
 
 Prpce'dure [— Mzhur] , s. tia^ S5erftt^rcn , bic 
 
 To Proceed', v. n. 1. oorroarto gc^en, 2. (— 
 in, on) fortfd^reiten, fortfa^rcn (in) , fort» 
 fe^en? 3. a) (— on) iocrfa()ren (nat^) j b) (ge« 
 xid)tli6)) oerfo^ren (gcgen), 4. ^eroor ge^cn, 
 ^crrfi{)ren, entf^e^en, auSge^cn, (^cr)Fommen 
 (— from, »on) 5 to — to ... , ubergc^cn ju..., 
 beginnen. [SSerfo^renbe. 
 
 Procee'der, s. 1. ber gortft^rcitenbc, jc 5 2. bcr 
 
 Prpcee'djng, s. l.ba5^ortfc(>reiten,u.3 2. ba9 
 (gerid^tlit^c) aSerfal)rcn. [©eroinn. 
 
 Proceed^', s. pi. baS Ginfommcn, ber @rtrag, 
 
 Procer'ity, s. bic 2dngc, bcr lange SBud^g. 
 
 Pro'cers, s.pl. (9-'UJ.4>afeneifcn,4)afcnfiangen. 
 
 Pro5'§s8, s. 1. bergortf(§rift,§ortgongj 2. 
 bie Slicbtung 5 3. t>u SSorri^tung, 3uri(^tung} 
 4. ber SScrlauf, SSorgong^ &• bcr ^roccf, 
 Olec^tsgang, Sfle(^t§^ttnbcl5 6. bas SScrfat)* 
 rcnj 7. Anat. bcr^uSroucb^/^no^cnfortfaij 
 verbal — , ba§ ^protofoU, bcr fficrid^t. 
 
 Proces'sion, s. 1. bie ^roceffion/ ber (feicr» 
 U4>e) 3ug5 2. bas TfuSge^cn. 
 
 ProcSs'sipn^tl, I. or Proces'sipnary, adj. ^ro» 
 ceffionSs^ 11. s. ba§ ^rocefficnSbu(^. 
 
 Pro'chronifra, *. bcr ^ro(t)roni§niud, baft^rfls 
 ^erbatiren einer ?8egeben{>ett. 
 
PrM 
 
 559 
 
 Prof 
 
 Pro'cjdence, a\ taS ^erabfaUcn, SSorfallcn. 
 ProcTnct', s. W coUfommenc IBereitfd^aft. 
 To Proclaim', v. a. 1. ttu^rufen, 6ffentU(^ be* 
 
 fannt macbenj 2. ccrMui)enj 3. erfldrenj 4. 
 
 in t)ie ^d)t erfldren. 
 Procifii'mer, s. ber ^uSrufer, ^erolb. 
 Pr5cIania'tion, *. 1. bie proclamation, ojfents 
 
 U(bc aSefanntmacbung ,* 2. bie ^rHdrung j 3. 
 
 lja§ Qfufgebot j 4. bie SJerorbnung. 
 Prociiv'ity, .v. 1. \iie S^ctgung, ber .f)ang j 2.bie 
 
 2ei(btigfcit im Semen. 
 Procli'voas, adj. gcneigt. [confulat. 
 
 Procon'sul, s. t)er ^roconful j— ship, Da§^ro= 
 ProcSn'sular, adj. proconfularifA. 
 To Procras'tjnate , v. I. a. Cerfd^ieben^ II. n. 
 
 56gern,saubcrn. [rung. 
 
 Procrastina'tion, s. ber 7(uff(bub, bicSJersSge- 
 Procrastjnri'tor, *.t)cr 3aubercr, aSerftbicbenbc. 
 Pro'creant, I. orfj. jeugcnb, frucbtbar, H. *. 
 
 Dcr (tia^) (Srscugcnbe. [oorbringen. 
 
 To Pro'create, v. a. (cr)seugcn, gebdren, ber* 
 Procrea'tion, s. bic 3eugung,^eroorbringung. 
 Pro'creative, I. adj. jeugenb, bf J^oorbringcnb 5 
 
 II. — ness, s. ^iU 3eugung§Fraft. 
 Pro'creator, s. ber erjeuger, SSatcr. 
 Proc'tor, s. 1. ber aSc^oUmdcbtigte, ®ef(bdft§= 
 
 t)ernjalter, ^nwalt, procurator j 2. Der If uf« 
 
 feber, director j 3. ber UnioerfitdtSrifbter. 
 Proc'torage , s. cant, bic S5er»altung , Ifn* 
 
 maltfcbaft. [betreffenb. 
 
 ProctSr'jcal, adj. eincn Uniocrfitdt^ricbter, :c. 
 Proc'torshrp , s. 1. tik Tfnwaltfcboftj 2. bttS 
 
 ■Jfuffcberomt. 
 Procura'bent , adj. 1. (auf ber @rbe) licgcnb j 
 
 2. But. ber 2dnge na(b liegenb , geflrecft. 
 Procu'rabie, adj. ju oerf(baffen, su eriangen. 
 Procura'tion, s. 1. bie SBerfcbaffung? 2. Law, 
 
 SSoUmacbt) Com-*. 3. ^rocuraj by — , per 
 
 ^rocuraj 4. (— money) a) bic 5)JdfIergc= 
 
 biibr, promfionj &) Law? , bic aSifttation8= 
 
 ileuer. [tor, TCnroalt. 
 
 Proc'urator, s. ber ®eooI(md(btigte , ^rocura* 
 Procurato'rjal , Prpcu'ratpry , adj. einen ^n= 
 
 roalt betreffenb, fa(bn)alterli(b. [torS. 
 
 Procura'torshifp , *. ba§ ITmt eine&^rocura* 
 To Procure', v. I. a. I. bcforgen, oerf^affen, 
 
 anf(baffen j 2. beroerffleUigen, ju SBege brin= 
 
 genj 3. auSmitteIn, erlangcnj II. n. fuppcln. 
 PrQcure'm^nt, .v.bicSSerfcbaffung, SSermittlung. 
 Procu'rer, s. 1. ber SSerfcbaffer, ic, 2. ber 
 Procu'ress, s. bie itupplerin. [Jtupplcr. 
 
 Prod, s. ber etatbelftocf. 
 Prod'jgal, L adj. ; II. — ly, adv. l.oerfcbwenbe* 
 
 rif(b (of, mit) 5 2. nitb't acbtenb 5 3. iippig, geil 
 
 raacbfenb j the— son, ber »erlorne ©obnj III. 
 
 s. ber S5erf(bn)enber. 
 
 Prodigal'lty, s. W SSerfdjmcnbung, flppigfeit 
 Prodig'ious, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. rounber* 
 
 bar, erflaunlitb j 2. ungebcuerj III. — ness, s. 
 
 1. bie (jrflaunlicbf eit J 2. ba§ Ungebeuerc. 
 Prod'igy, s. 1. ta^ SBunber, SBunberbing j 2. 
 Prodi'tion, s. bie SSerrdtberei. [bo& Ungcbcuer. 
 Prod'itpry, adj. oerrdtberifib, trculoS. 
 To Prodace', v. a. 1. »orbringen, oorfiibren, 
 
 oorseigcn, aufrocifen, barftellen, fitbtbar mtt» 
 
 d^eU) 2. ^eroorbringen, erjeugen, (auf)bau» 
 
 en 3 3. (be)mirfen, oerurfa^en 5 4. (ein)brin» 
 
 gen (©eroinn, 2c.) , 5. erjielen, geminnen^ 6» 
 
 Geom. au»bebnen, ocrldngern. 
 Prod'uce [or prD'dus] , *. 1. ba§ ^robuct, @r» 
 
 jcugni^j 2. ber ©rtrag, ® eroinn? 3.ber Selauf. 
 PrQdu'c^nt, s. ber S5orbringenbc,S5orseigcr,2C. 
 Produ'cer, s. ber ^eroorbringer , ©rjeugcr,. 
 
 ^robucent. 
 Produ'cible, I. adj. 1. waS oorgebra(bt, :c. (c/. 
 
 To Produce) merben fanni 2. crjcugbar, lU 
 
 — ness, s. bic Srseugborfcit. 
 Product [or pro'duct], s. 1. ba»^robUCt, dx* 
 
 Seugni^ i 2. boS SSSerf, 9)?a(bn)crf 5 3. bic 2Bir. 
 
 fung? 4. bcr@rtrag5 5. ba§@rgebnip,ber 35e= 
 Prpdoc'tile, adj. ju pcrldngern. [trag 
 
 Prgduc'tion, s. 1. bic ^erporbringung j 2. bas 
 
 ^robuct, drjcugnif, SBcrf, bic (Sompofition j 
 
 3. Geojn. bic SScrldngerung. 
 Prpduc'tive , I. adj. (mit of) bercorbringcnb, 
 
 f(bajfenb, fru(btbar, »irffam5 H- — ness, *. 
 
 bie §ru(btbar!eit, SBirffamfcit. 
 PrO'em, s. bicSSorrcbc, dinlcitung. 
 PrQe'mjatl , adj. cinlcitcub. 
 Profana'tion, s. bic (Sntwci^ung, Gnt() ciligung. 
 Prpfane', I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. ungeroci^t,^ 
 
 un^etlig 5 2. entwci^enb, cnt^eiligenb 3 3. ru^= 
 
 M, frcoclnbj 4. frcigeiflif(b,gottloS} 5. welt^ 
 
 licb) ni. — ness, s. 1. bie Un^eiligfcitj 2. bie 
 
 Gntwci^ung, gnt^ciligung, 3. bie Stucbloftg* 
 
 feit, ©ottlofxgfcit. [2. mi^brautben. 
 
 To Prpfane', v. a. 1. entweibeu, cnt^ciligcn* 
 Profa'ner, s. b« (SntttJCiber , Sflu^lofc. 
 To Prpfgss', v. I. a. 1. bcfcnncn, erJIdren^ 2. 
 
 ocrfKbcrn, bcicugcnj 3. dffentlii Icbren, au5* 
 
 lib en 5 11. n. to — to . . . , fi(b ju . . . befcnnen^ 
 ProfgsVd , I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. erf Idrt, 
 
 anerfanntja— enemy, ein abgefagtcr^einb. 
 Pr9fes'sion, s. 1. baS SScfenntnip, bicSSerfitbc* 
 
 rung, erfldrungj 2. bag ©laubendbefennt^ 
 
 nif 5 3. bag fitb su cincr partei Sefennen, 4. 
 
 bic ^fblcgung be§ £)rben&gelubbe& 5 5. ber 
 
 ^eruf, ©tanbj 6. ba§ ©croerbc , bie ^rofef* 
 
 {ton 5 ba& aSrobflubium. 
 Profes'sipn^l, I. arfj.; II.— ly, adv. LyiimfSt^ 
 
 rufe ober ©tanbe gc^origj berufgmdfigj 2.. 
 
 aScrufS-, ^mtSs i — dignity , bic :ttmten>iicbc- 
 
Prof 
 
 560 
 
 Prol 
 
 PrpfeVsor, s. 1. ter (®lQubcn§=)®cfenner j 2. 
 Ux 6ffentUd)e Se^rer, ^rofefforj 3. Der ^un= 
 Mge, 5Jiann con ^aci. 
 
 PrSfesso'rjal, adj. einen ^rofeffor, Scorer be= 
 treffent), — chair, bef-./tg. t)cr Se^rftu^l. 
 
 Profes'sorshifp, s. tk ^rofefforj^elle, ^rofeffur. 
 
 profes'sory, ad;. profejfonf(i , l5ci62c^ramt be 
 treffent). [[(ijlageu , 2. i>erfu(§en 
 
 To Proffer, v. a.l. anbietcn, antragen, oor= 
 
 Proffer, s. 1. bQ§ Tfnerbieten, bcr SSorfc^lag, 
 
 PrCffer^r, s. t>cr Tfnbicter, 2C. [2. berSSerfud^ 
 
 Profii'cience, — cy, J.t)ie3unat>me, t>a8SBo(i^6: 
 tijiim, Dcr ^ortfc^ritt. [^ortfdjrittc ma^t 
 
 Prpfi'cient, *. feer (in einem ©tubium, :c.) 
 
 Profile' [or pro'fil] , *. ba§ ^rofil, eeitenbilbj 
 bie©citcnanrt*t, ber ©urdjfd^nitt. 
 
 To Profile', v. a. ein ^rofil obneljmen. 
 
 PrSfit, ;?. 1. bcr STiu^en, SSort^eilj 2. ber ®e 
 winn, @rtro9, bQ5 Ginfommcnj Corns. — 
 and loss expenses, bic ^anblungSunfoften 3 
 to leave a — , ©ewinnbringen, abrocrfcn. 
 
 To Profit, V. I. a. niitjenj II. «. 1. (mit from, 
 by, &c.) 3^u|cn jie^en (au&, oon) j bcnu^en , 
 2. nu^en, to — by, gewinnen bur^ .... 
 
 PrSfitable, I. ad>; 11. — ly, adv. m^li6), cors 
 t^cil^aft, eintrdgli(b, geroinnbringenbi III. — 
 ness, s. bie 5ltu§li(bfcit, bcrSSort^eil, bieein^ 
 
 profitless, adj. uncintrdglitb. [trdglitbfcit 
 
 Profligacy, .v. bie SSernjorfcn^eit. 
 
 Profligate, I. adj.; II. - ly , adi?. lafler^oft, 
 ru(^lo§, ocmorfcnj III. s. ber Sofewicbt 
 IV. — ness, s. bic Xaflcr^aftigfeit, Otucblofig 
 feit , S^erworfcnbcit. 
 
 Pro'fluent , adj. x>ovvoiixU flief enb. 
 
 Profor'raa, (lat) jum ©(bcinej Com. imagt= 
 ndr, fingirt;proforma. 
 
 Profound' , I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. 1. titfifig-s. 
 2. bunfel, [(bmer, ticffinnigi 3. grunblitbi 4. 
 lif]tig, ocrf(bmi§t, tief aniegcnb. III. *. 1. bie 
 Siefe, 2. ber ^Jfbgrunbj IV. — ness , s. vid. 
 
 Profiin'dity, s. tit. 8c fig. bie 3:iefe. [b. f. SB. 
 
 Profuse', I. adj. ; II.— ly, adv. 1. fiberflicf cnb, 
 ubermdfigj 2. cerfd^wenberifd^, 3. adv. gar 
 fe^r, I)eftig5 III. — ness, s. 1. bie SSerf(bn)en= 
 bung 3 2. bcr Uberfluf . [Uberflup. 
 
 Profu'^ion, s. 1. bie SSerfd^wcnbungj 2. bcr 
 
 Progen'jtor, *. ber SSorftt^r, lii,xi. 
 
 Prog'eny, .v. fca& ®ef(bled)t, ber <Stanimj bie 
 9tQ(bfommenf(^aft. 
 
 PrQgnos'tjc, I. adj. oorljer Qnbcutcnb ob. be* 
 ftimmenb} II. s. I. bie SSorbcrfagungj 2. bQ§ 
 (^n=)3ei(tien; Med. or Progno'sjs, bie ^rogs 
 noft. [befiimmen. 
 
 PrpgnSs'tjcable , adj. Corner ju fagen ober ju 
 
 To PrpgnSs'ticite , v. a. 1 . Dormer fogcn, oor= 
 tcr oer^iinben j 2. roeiffagen, n)a()rfQgcn. 
 
 Progn8stjca'tion,5.1.bicSSorl)cr[ttgungi2.i)ie 
 fiSorbebeutungj 3. ba§ 3ei(^cn, bcr S)orbotc. 
 
 Prognos'ticator, .v. ber JBor^crocrfiinbigcr. 
 
 Pro'grara, Program'ma, s. 1. bic ojfcntlic^c 
 aSefanntmat^ungj 2. ba§ ^rogramm. 
 
 Prog'r^ss, *. 1. bcr gortfd)ritt {axL^fig.), 
 ^ortgangj 2. bie (©ur(b09tcifc, Sufireifc, 
 ber (JDurc^O^ug j in - , im SBerbcn. 
 
 To Progress', v. n. fortfd)rcitcn. 
 
 Progres'sion, s. I. ba§ ^ortfcbrcitcn, bic ®tu* 
 fenfolgej 2. Math, bie JJrogrcffionj 3. ber 
 gortgong, ^ortfdjritt, tie 3una^me. 
 
 Progres'sionai , adj. im ^ortf(brciten. 
 
 Prpgres'sjve, I. adj. fortfd^rcitcnb , junct)' 
 menb j II. - ly, ado. ftufcnroeife, nod) u. nacb » 
 III. — ness, A. bcr (Stufcngang, gortgang, 
 ^ort[(britt , bas gortriicf en. [men. 
 
 To Prohib'lt, v, a. oerbictcn, untcrfagcn,bcm-- 
 
 Prolnb'iter, .v. bcr SScrbictcnbc. 
 
 Prohjbr'tion, s. 1. Uh SScrbot, bcr (Sin^alt j2. 
 Law, ber <Siftirung§befc()l. 
 
 Piohib'itive, Prohib'itory, adj. t>crbictcnb. 
 
 Proj'ect, *. bcr 6ntn)urf, ^lan, ^Cnfd^Iag, bas 
 SSorl)Qben, project. 
 
 To Project', v. I. a. 1. JDCrfcUj 2. fcblCUbcm, 
 fd^iepenj 3. abfpicgeln, 4. entwcrfcn^crrm^ 
 nen, projectircnj II. n. ([)cr)»orrttgcn , tor- 
 l^cben, Arch. auSlabcn, QUSloufen- 
 
 Prpjec'tjle, I. adj. (torwdrtS) gctt)orfcn, gc* 
 flofcn, befcbleunigt, 11. s. 1. ber geworfenc 
 ober ben>egte ^orper? 2. p-s, s.j)i. tic SBurf^ 
 le()re, aSurffunbe,93Qaiflif. 
 
 Projec'tion, s. 1. bad Sfficrfcnj 2. Dcr SBurf, 
 ©top, 3. bcr Gntnjurf, Sflip5 4. bie(.^cr*) 
 SSorrogung, ^rc/i. bcr ¥u$Jlauf, bic Qfu6la= 
 bung j 5. Opt. bic ©d)cinbarflcUung , ^bbiU 
 bung? 6. Alch. bic ©crroanblung in @olb. 
 
 Projec'tor, s. bcr erfinbcrj ^rojcctmadjcr. 
 
 Projec'ture [— 'tshur] , vid. Projection , 4. 
 
 To Prolapse', v. n. torwdrtg obcr augfoUcn 
 
 Prolapse', Prplap'sion, Proliip'sus, s. bQ&SScrs 
 (wdrt§)faUcn j bcr lu^tritt (s-'SS. bc§ 5Jcttfl- 
 
 Pro'late, adj. Math, platt, fla(b.[barmc6, 20.). 
 
 Prola'tion, s. Mas. bie (3^otcn=)SScrIdngerung, 
 ©c^nung, baSSScrroeilen ouf cinerScfangfilbc. 
 
 Prolegom'ena , .v. pL SSorcrinncrungen. 
 
 Prolep'sjs, Prplep'sy, s. i2/(ef. bic ^prolcpfiS 
 (auc^ Chron. cf. Prochronism). 
 
 PrQleptlc, — cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, ady. pro=^ 
 Icptifd) (and) Rhet.): 1. corldufig j 2. Med. 
 (D. tonf^citen : inbcn^nfdllen) torrucfcnt. j 
 
 Proliferous, adj. Bot. 1. fproffcnbj 2.proUfc» | 
 
 PrQlif'icacy, s. \>it grucbtborfcit. [rircnb. i 
 
 Prolific, — cal, I, adj.; II. — cally, adv. 1. 
 at. Si fig. frud)fborj 2. roic Proliferous; 111. 
 
 — ness, s. bie ^rud)tbarfeit. 
 
Prol 
 
 561 
 
 Prop 
 
 Prplifx', I. adj.; II. — ly, adu.njeitldujtg, ndU 
 f<injcifig 5 III. - ness.Prolix'jty, s. i)ieSBeit= 
 iSuflgfeit, SBcitfc^rocifigfeit. 
 
 Prolocu'tpr [or prQlSk'utor] , s. bcr Bpxc^ix, 
 aBortfu^rcr} — ship, IjqS ©prcdjeramt. 
 
 PrSl'Ggue [—'osor pro'log] , s. ber prolog. 
 
 ToProlSng', v. a. I. or.PrplSn'gate, ocrlon* 
 gem, Com, prolongircn^ 2. ^inQu^rudfenj 3. 
 auff*iebcn, cersSgcrn. 
 
 Prolonga'tion , s. 1. tie SSerlcingerung, Com. 
 -prolongation 5 2. bcr Tfuffc^ub , Die S5erj6gc= 
 rung. [iiditHzi^t. 
 
 Prolon'g^r , *. 1. ter IBcrldngcrcr, ic, 2. bcr 
 
 Prplu'sion, s. taS SSorfpiel. [gang. 
 
 PrSmenade', *. Mc ^romcnabc, fcer @pajicr= 
 
 To PrSmenade', v. n. fpajicrcn. 
 
 Pr8ra'in?ncc, — cy, s. 1. t>ttS |)cn)orfle^en 5 2, 
 bte ^crioorragung 5 3. bie ^uSgeit^nung. 
 
 Prdra'jn?nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. 1. ^er»or= 
 fle^cnb; ^cnoorrttgcnb i 2. auSgeseici^net. 
 
 Prpmis'cnoDs , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. cer= 
 miftJ^t; ocrwirrt, oerracngt, unlcr cinanbcr j 
 2. ununterf(i>icben j — charges, Com. per- 
 mif(^tc .Soften i III. — ness, j. bie JBerroirrung. 
 
 PrSm'ise, s 1. bo§ SSerfprcdjcnj 2. bic3ufage, 
 SSer^ei^unyj 3. bic ^offnung, Grroartungi 
 land of — , ba« gclobte Sanb. 
 
 To PrSm'jse, v. a. k n. ocrfprec^ctt, jufagen, 
 ver^eipen, gclobcnj p-ing, 1. jjoffnungScoU, 
 2.giin^igj— weather, gutcS(^citcrc§)SBettcr. 
 
 I>r5mjsee', PrSra'issary, s. Laio, bcr^romiffar. 
 
 PromV?r, s. bcr SSerfprcc^er. 
 
 Promisor', s. Laio,bcr?Jerfpre£^cr, ^romiffor. 
 
 Promis'sion, *.baSSSerfpred)en, bieSScr^eipung. 
 
 Prilin'issorily , adv. oerfproc^cner 5Jlapen. 
 
 Prom'lssory , adj. tin Serfpred^en cnt^altcnb , 
 x>erfprc(icnb)— note. Com. cin cigcncr SBc^- 
 fcl, ^anbmcifcl, ^anb<©(^ulb=)@(&ein. 
 
 PrOm'Qotory, s. bag SSorgebirgc 
 
 To Promote', v. a. 1. bcforbcrn^ 2. cr^o^cn, 
 au5be^ncn,t?ergropcrn. 
 
 Prpmo'ter, s. bcr ffieforberer, ®6nner. 
 
 Promo'tion, s. bic SJfforberung. 
 
 Promo'tjve, adj. (mit of) beforbemb. 
 
 PrSrapt [prCmt], I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. 
 raf*, f(^ncll, ^urtigj 2. fertig, bcrcitj 3. t^ii-- 
 tig, cntf(^loffen5 4. untjerjugUi j 5. Com. bar 5 
 III. s. Com. bie 3a^lung§frifti at a — of six 
 months , 3icl fed^S SJionatc 3 IV. — ness, 
 * Promp'titude , .?. 1 . bie ©c^nelligfeit , jc 5 
 2. bie ^un!tlid)Mt. 
 
 * To Prompt, v. a. 1. eingcben, einfagcn, cin* 
 blafenj 2. cin^elfcn, foufflireni 3. crregcn, 
 reijen, (an)trciben. 
 
 * Pr8inp't?r, s. 1. bcr (Singeber, (Sin()elfcr, Sor- 
 f«gci, jc.j 2. TAeat. bcr ©ouffleur. 
 
 I. 
 
 To Proraul'gate, To Promulge', v. a. gjferit* 
 Ud^ bcFannt ma^en, ttrfiinben. 
 
 Prbraulga'tion , s. bie 6ffcntlid)c SScfannttr.a* 
 d)ung, SScrfiinbigung. 
 
 Promulga'tor, Promul'ger, .9. 1. bcr Sefanut* 
 mac^crj 2. bcr offcntlidic 2c^rcr. 
 
 Prona'tion, s. Anat. bic cinrodrt§ gcridjtctc 
 ©iegung bcr ^anb. [^anb. 
 
 Prona'tor, s. Anat. bcr SSornjQrtSnjcnber bci 
 
 Prone, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1 . ntcbcrroartS 
 gcridjtct, gcbcugt, (auf bcr) ©rbc liegeubj 2. 
 ab^dngig, abfcbufUQ* 3- pl6|Ii(b, fopfubaj 
 ^.jfig. gcncigt (to, ju). 111. — ness , s. 1. bte 
 ®ebcugt^cit, nicbergcbcugte SHic^tung, ^c^ 
 giegcn j 2. bic TCbfdjuffigBcit, bcr :ifb^ang i 3. 
 fi'^. bic ©cncigt^eit, 5ieigung. 
 
 PrSng, s. 1. bic grope ©abcU 2. bic 3infc, bcr 
 3acfen} — hoe, cine jwcisinfigc ©artcn^auc. 
 
 Pronged, p. a. mit 3infcn , sactig. 
 
 Prpnoni'inal, adj. Gram, pronominal. 
 
 PrO'noun, s. Gram. bQ& ^ronomcn , ^urraori. 
 
 To Pronounce', v. I. a. 1. (auS)rpicd)cnj 2. 
 ocrfunbigcn j 3. portragcn j 4. crfldren fur ... j 
 5. Pain ^ (5Jlu&fcln, K. rao^O au§bru£fcnj 
 II. n. (juoenlfbtlid)) fprc(bcn. [jutragcn. 
 
 PrQnoun'ceablc, adj. I. au&JUfprccbcnj 2. por* 
 
 Prpnoun'c^r, s. ber ¥u§fpred?er, k. 
 
 Proniincia'tion , s. 1. bie ^ugfprad)Ci 2. bcr 
 SSortragj 3. bic £)cclamationdlel)rc. [lid>. 
 
 Prpnun'ci^tive, adj. abfprcf^cnb^ juocrfidijts 
 
 Pr^of, I. s. I. bic ^probc, ber SScrfud) j 2. bcr 
 SJcroetSj 3. bcr SJcrociSgrunb, ^t^atumrtanb j 
 4. boS aScroei&mittcl} 5. bic geftigfcit,lln- 
 burcbbringli^Pcitj 6.(— impression, — sheet) 
 Typ. ber ICbjug, ^robcbogcn, ^robcabbrucf, 
 bie Gorrecturj 11. adj. 1. probc^altigi be* 
 roa^rt j 2. lit. kfig. fcfl, ^art, unburdjbring* 
 li6) , (fd^up^ Ob. ftid)=)frei, ficbcrj — Made, 
 cine (com ©ouoerncmcnt) approbirtc Jtlingc j 
 — needle, bic ^robirnabcli — phial, baS^ro* 
 be- (ober ^robirs)®ta§j — print, bcr ciftc 
 ■JCbjug eine§ ^upfcr|1id)§ cor bcr ©djrift. 
 
 Pr<J6f'les8, adj. unbcroicfcn. 
 
 Pr6p, s. bic ©tii^c, 2c()nc, bcr pfat)!. 
 
 To Prop, V. a. (unter)ftu^cn. 
 
 Prop'agable , adj. fortjupflanjcn. 
 
 To Prop'agate, v. a. (k n. fi(b) 1. fortpflan* 
 jcttj 2. ou§brcitenj 3. t>crmc(jrcni 4. crscu- 
 gcn. [GriDcitcruuvV 
 
 Propaga'tion, s. 1. bic ^ortpflansung } 2. bic 
 
 Prop'agator , *. bcr gortpflanjcr. 
 
 To Propel', v. a. forttrcibcn, fortftopcn. 
 
 Prppei'ler, s. bcr, ba§ (^ort03:rcibcubf , (/. 
 
 Prppen'dency, s. bic 5icigung. [Scrc^- — . 
 
 Prppense', adj. gcncigt. l-pang. 
 
 Prppen'sion, Prppen'sily . s. bic ^cigung , bcr 
 
Prop 
 
 562 
 
 Pros 
 
 PrSp'er, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. cigen, eigen 
 t^umlid}^ 2. befcnt)cr j 3. eigcntlid? j 4. ge^6= 
 rig, \i%id\i(^, paffcntj S.taugli*, tuf^tig, ge 
 fc^itft j 6. gcnau, ric^tigj — name, tcr Gigen* 
 name 5 — trade, 5) er 6igen= ot). ^ropcx^ant)el 
 111. — ness, s. ^ie @^icEli(^feit j Olit^tigfcit. 
 
 PrSp'erty* >*• 1- baS ©igent^um, SSefi^t^um 
 t)ie 4)abc ; 2. baS eigcnt!)um§red?t i 3. ber aSe* 
 ti$5 4. bic Gigcn^eit, (Sigent^umlid^Mt, 6i= 
 genfdjaft, ©cfc^ajfen^eit i 5. ba§ 3ubc^6r, bcf, 
 im pi. 7'/ieo<. Die JRcquifitciU — qualification, 
 bic SSa^lfd^igfeit. 
 
 Proph'asis, j. Afcf'i. bic *progno[c. 
 
 Proph'ecy, ,v. bie iprop^cjeiung, SBeijTagung. 
 
 Proph'esier, .v. bcr SBciffagcr. [II. «• prcbtgcn 
 
 To Proph'esy, 0. 1, r/. propt/Cjeien, roeiffagcn 
 
 Proph'et, s. bcr ^rop^ct, ©e^er. 
 
 Proph'etess, .v. bie ^prop^ctin. [p^ctif(^ 
 
 Propliet'ic, — cai, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. pxO' 
 
 Proplivlac'tjc, Med. I. or — cal, ar/j. porbeu* 
 gtnb, verwQ^rcnbj 11. *. baS SSorbeugung§= 
 mittf I, ^rdfLTDatit). [2. na^c JBerroanbtfd^aft 
 
 Propiii'fjuity, s. bic 3itti)c : 1. bie 3ta(bbarfd)aft5 
 
 Propi'tiable [— pisb'i — ] , adj. verfcbnlid^. 
 
 *To Propi'tj.ite, v. a. (&?<.) perfobncn,be 
 fdnftigen, gcneigt madden. 
 
 * Proprtia'tion, s. I. bie S5erf6^nung, Sefdnf* 
 tigung, 2. bag ©li^nopfcr. 
 
 * Propi'tifitor, 5. ber SJcrfo^ner. 
 
 * Propi'tjatory, I. adj. Pcrfol^nenb , — sacrifice, 
 baS Sii^nopferj II. s. bie SSunbeSlabe, ber 
 ©nabeufiubl- 
 
 Prppi'tious, 1. adj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. gunflig? 
 
 2. gndtjig, gcneigt 5 111. — ness, s. 1. bie ®iin* 
 
 fUgf cit j 2. bie ©nabe, ®ute. [form 
 
 Pro'pirisin, s. ba§ 9}?obelI, bie ( UrOSoJ^iW/ ®«f * 
 PropK^s'tjce, *. bie gormFunf^. 
 Pro'polis, s. baS SSorroacbS. 
 Pr9po'nent, s. ber SSorfc^Iageiibc, proponent. 
 Prppoi-'tion,*. l.bttgSSer()dltmf5i2.ba§ ©leicl^« 
 
 maf, ebcnmapi 3. ber (loer^dltnif mdpige) ^n* 
 
 tl)cil, 3:t)eil} rule of—, Aiith. bie 01 cgel be 3:ri. 
 To Propoi-'tion , v. a. oer^dltnipmdpig mxici)' 
 
 ten, abmelfcn, nacb bem ^benma^c bilben. 
 Prppur'tionable, 1. adj.; II. — ly, aJu. perl^dlt* 
 
 nilmdpigj 111. — ness, s. bie ffier^dltnif* 
 
 mdpigfcit. 
 Propor'tional, 1. adj. ; 11. — ly , adv. im SSers 
 
 ^dltniffc flcbenb (-to ... , mit), angemcJTcn 5 
 
 — numbers, ^roportionSjablen. [mcffen^eit. 
 Proportional'jty , s. bas SSer^ltnip, bie :iCnges 
 PrppOr'tionate , 1. or Propor'tioned , adj. pcr» 
 
 bdltnipmdpig, Qngemcffen, gemdp j II. -ness, 
 
 s. vid. b. P. SS. 
 To PrppOr'tionate, uiU To Proportion. 
 PropOr'tipnl^as, adj. o^ne ©bcnmap. 
 
 PropD'^al , s. 1. bcr SSorfd^log , "JCntrog i 2. bic 
 
 DarfteUung, SSorl^cUungj 3. ber gntwurfj 
 
 4. p-s , pi. bie TTnfunbigung , ber ©ubfcrip* 
 
 tionSs (ober *prdnumcrtttionSs)ipian. 
 To Prgpose', v. 1. a. l.porfd)lQgen, antragcnj 
 
 2. porflellen j to — to one's self, fi(b ocrncb* 
 
 men 5 11. n. 1. anC^alt^n (um) j 2. bcabfid^tigcn. 
 Propo'f?r, s. bcr SSorfi^lagcnbc, ^ntrogflellcr. 
 PrOposi'tion , *. 1. bcr 2>or[d)lag, ^fntragj 2. 
 
 Log. bcr @a§ J bic Sc^auptung. [fa^mdpig. 
 Pr6p9si'ti9nal , adj. dS cin @a§ bctracbtct, 
 To Propound', v. a. l.porf(bIogen,t>ortragen j 
 
 2. por{^caen,»orIegen. 
 Propoun'der , s. ber SSorf(bIagcnbc. 
 PrQpri'etary , 1. ad;. cigentl)Umli(b 5 H. «. bcr 
 
 (Sigent^fimer. [fi^cr. 
 
 Propri'etor, a\ bcreigent^umcr, 3nt)abcr, ®c= 
 Propri'etQrship, s. baS 6igcnt^um$rc(bt. 
 PrQpri'etress , s. bie ^igcnt^iimcrin. 
 Propri'ety, s. 1. bag Gigent^um, bcrJBcfi^ j 2. 
 
 bic e(bictU(^fcit, paplid)reit. 
 To PrQpiign' [— pun'] , v. a. perfcd^tcn. 
 PfQpul'sion, .V. ba§ (^ort03)rcibcn. 
 Pro ra'ta, (lat.) Com. 1. ado. pro Olataj II. 
 
 adj, wr^dltni^mdpig, HI. s. bicSiplbcnbc. 
 Prore, * vid. Prow. 
 
 ProfQga'tion , vid. Adjournment. [gen. 
 
 To PrQFogue' [— rog'] , v. a. au§fc^cn, PCrta» 
 PrQrop'tion, s. ba§ ^u§brc(]()cn, bcr ^fu§brud). 
 Prgsa'jc, adj. profaifcb' 
 Profa'jst, vid. Proser. 
 To Proscribe', v. a. d(bten j pcrbannen. 
 Proscri'bpr, s. ber 1i[(bter, SScrbanncr. 
 Prpscript', I. adj. gcdc^tct, perbanntj II. s. 
 
 ber ©cdcbtctc, SSerbannte. 
 Proscrip'tion, s. bic Icbt, SSerbannung. 
 PrQscrip'tive, adj. I. dd)fcnb} 2. ti)rannifd). 
 Prose , s. bic ^rofa. [langweilig erjd^lcn. 
 To Prose, v. n. 1. in^rofa [(brcibcnj 2. canf. 
 To PrQs'ecute, v. a. 1. pcrfolgcn? 2. gcrifbt* 
 
 li(j^ belangcn, perflagen.[ri(itli(i^c SSclangung. 
 PrSsecu'tion , s. 1. bic SScrfoIgung 5 2. Uc gc» 
 PrSs'ecutor, s. l.bcrSScrfoIgerj 2.bcr,£Idgcr. 
 PrSs'-elyte, *. ber ^rofclQt) To — , u. a. ^rc« 
 
 fclQten ma(bcn, jum Ubcrtritte pcrlocfen. 
 Pros'elyti'sra, s. ber ^rofelt)ti§mu§. 
 Pro's?r, s. 1. ber ^rofaiFer, 2. bcr ©(broader. 
 Proso'djal, PrpsSd'jcal, adj. profobif(i^. 
 PrgsO'dian, Pros'odist, s. ber ^rofobifcr. 
 Pros'gdy, s. bie ^rofobif. [popoie. 
 
 Pr5sop9poe'ia [— pi'a] , s. Rhet. bic ^rofc* 
 PrSs'pect, s. lit. icfig. bcr ^rofpect, bic ^u5« 
 
 ficbt J — gi.iss, bas gcrngla§. 
 To Prgspect/, v. a. oorn)drt§ blicfen 
 Prgspec'tion, s. bic SBorauSfii^t, S5crforgf. 
 Prospec'tjve , I. adj.; II. — ly, adi\ I. ^in- 
 
Pros 
 
 563 
 
 Prov 
 
 bUcfen^ ; in bic gcrne fc^Qucnt) j 2. oorfid^tig 5 
 
 - glass , fcas ^ernglQS. [SSerfc&). 
 
 Prpspec'tus , s. tcr ^rofpcctu§ (^lan eincs 
 To Pros'p^r, u. I. a. bcgunfligen, gelingcn ma= 
 
 (^en j II.«.gel5ei^en, t)om ©liicf begiinfligt fein. 
 Prosper'jty, *. ba§ ©cbei^en , ber SGBo^lftanb. 
 Pros'perous , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. gebei^= 
 
 li(^, gliicflid) j 2. giinftig 3 III. — ness , j. bQ§ 
 
 ©ebei^en. 
 Pros'physis, j. ylnai. baS 3ufttmmcnn)a(bfen. 
 PrQspi'cience, j. bie Sorf[(^t. [briifc. 
 
 PrSs'tate, s. Anat. ber SSorj^e^er, bie (Bamen^ 
 Prosterna'tion, *. bie 3tiebergcf(^lttgenl)cit. 
 PrSs'tet/iis, s. Anat. bcrJBorbcrt^eil ber35rufl. 
 PrSs'f/iesis , i\ 1. Gram, bic ^ro&t^efci 2. 
 
 Surg, bcr erfa$ (fe^Ienber ©lieber). 
 To Pros'tjtute, v. a. 1. fcil geben, jur ©d^ans 
 
 bung QuSbicf en 5 2. cnte^rcn , fibanben, mip= 
 
 braudjen. 
 PrSs'titute, I. adj. e^rloS , feil, fcbdnblid) 5 II. 
 
 s. 1. bcr e^rlofe, ^Kiet^ling j 2. bie fcile Dime. 
 Prostitu'tion, .v. 1. ba§ ^eilgeben^ bie Snte^= 
 
 rung} 2. bie ^icbcrlicbFeit, baS ^urenlebcn. 
 Pros'tjtutQr , s. bcr Gnte^rer. 
 Pr6s'tr?ite, adj. ^ingcflrccft, fupffiUigj to fall 
 
 — , cinen gu^fall t^un. [self, nicberfallcn. 
 To Pros'trate, v. a. ttieberwerfcn} to — one's 
 Prpstra'tion , s. 1. bic S^ieberroerfung? 2. ber 
 
 ^upfalli 3. bie Demut^igung j 4. bie 3lieber= 
 
 gcfd)Iagen^eit. [iSdulen i^at 
 
 Pro'style, s. Arch. ein®ebdube, ba§ nur come 
 Pro'sy, adj. profttif(b/ unpoctifi. 
 Prpsf I'logism, s. Log. ber S5orf(bIup. 
 Pro'tasis, s. ber SorberfQ^. [jen , befcbirmen. 
 To Protect', v. a. fdju^cn, bcmabren j bef(bus* 
 Prptec'tion , s. 1. ber @(bu^ (au(b Com. eineS 
 
 SBe4)fel§); bie ©efdjirmung, ber ©(birm, 2. 
 
 (Lawy writ of—) ber Sd^u^brief. 
 ProtSc'tive, adj. f(bfi$cnb. 
 Protet/tpr, *. l.ber a5ef(bu§er } Scbu^^errj 2. 
 
 ebem. ber 9lei(bSoerroefcr. 
 Protecto'rjal, adj. bie SleiibSoerwefung betr. 
 Prptec'tress , s. Ut a5ef(bu§erin. 
 To Prptend', v. a. oorflrecfen. 
 Proter'vity, s. bie .Jterf^cit, §rc(b^cit. 
 To Protest', v. I. n. 1. bct^euern, »>crfii(bern ) 
 
 2. protef^iren, @inrebe t^un, einfommen (ge= 
 
 gen)) II. a. I. jum 3cugen anrufcn, 2. Com. 
 
 (einen SEBecbfel) protefliren. 
 PrQ't^st [or prot'est] , s. 1. bie ^roteflation, 
 
 bereinfprutb) 2. Com. ber (S8e(bfeIO^pro* 
 
 teft) 3. Mar. Ship's or Captain's — , bcr 
 ©(bijfSprotcfl, bie SSerflarungj to make—, 
 or to order a — , einen ^rotefl cr^ebcn , (ouf 
 bem^roteflcoraptoir) notircn IaJTen.[fiQntif(b- 
 Prfit'estant, I. s. ber ^rotcflant? II. adj.prote* 
 
 Prot'estantifsm , s. ber^roteflantismug. 
 
 Prot^sta'tion , s. 1. bie ffictbcuerungj 2. bie 
 ^roteflQtion, (Sinrebe, act of—, bie^rotc|^» 
 acte. [Protest. 
 
 Protes'ter, s. ber ^rotcftircnbe, 2c. cf. To 
 
 Pro«/ion'9tary, *. ber ^rotonotar, obcrj^e 3?o» 
 
 Protochlo'ride, J. Chem. bcr^rotD(bIorib.[tQr. 
 
 Pro'tocol, s. ta^ ^rotofoU, ®erid)t§bu(b. 
 
 To Prr/tocol, V. a. protofollircn. 
 
 ProtoiuiVtyr, s. bcr erflc 5}?drtt)rcr. 
 
 Pro't9plast, s. bQ& SSorbilb , Urbilb. 
 
 Protoplas'tic , adj. urbilblid). 
 
 Pro'totype, s. H^ Ur(mufler)bilb. 
 
 Protox'yde, s. Chem. bQ§ ^rotOOjQb. 
 
 To Prgtnict', r. a. t>erldngcrn, in bicgdngcjie* 
 
 Prptrac'ter, i. ber S?erj6gcrer. [^en, \?ers6gcrn. 
 
 Protrac'ting , s. Math. baS ^Jleffcn unb Ubcrs 
 trogen mittelf^ eine§ ®robbogcnd. 
 
 Prptrac'tion , s. bic Serjogerung. 
 
 Protrac't.ive , adj. terldngemb, ocrjogernb. 
 
 PrQtrac'tQf , s. 1. Math, ber Sran8porteur, 
 ©rabbogcnj 2. Surg, ber 28orjie^er, bie 
 ^pincette. [bringen. 
 
 To Protrude', v. 1. a. fortflo^cn} II. n. t>or* 
 
 Protrii'f ion, s. bQ§ ^ortflcpen , bcr ©top , baS 
 fiSorbringen. [motion, bie ©tofjberoegung. 
 
 Protru'sjve, adj. fortflopcnb, oorbringenb, — 
 
 Protu'berance, s. 1. ber luSroucb^/ ^ocfcr} 2. 
 bie (SJcffbraulfl, ^culc. [Icni 2. Bat. fnotig. 
 
 Protu'berant , adj. 1. aufgctricbcn, gefd)n)ols 
 
 To ProtO'b^rate, v. n. f)eroorrQgen, Quffd)n)els 
 
 Prptfibera'tion , s. baS Tfufftbwellcn. [len. 
 
 Proiid, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.ftols (of, rtUf) J 
 2. I)0(bmutt)ig5 3. tro^ig, ungebulbig? 4. 
 prd^tig, gropj 5. gcil, Idufig , briinflig j — 
 (lesh , Surg. baS fttule (roilbe , branbigc) 
 SIcif(bj — spirited, flolj, bocbl)er5ig. 
 
 Pr6'vable, 1. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. crroeiSliib. 
 
 To Prove, v. I. a. (au(b n.) 1. priifcn, unter* 
 fucben, 2. probiren, cerfu(ben5 3. erfal)ren5 
 4. beraeifeni II. n. l. fi(b j^eigen, fi(b auSroci* 
 fen, fifb ergebcn; burcb Grfa^rung befunbcn 
 racrbcn j 2. auSfcblagen, ausfallen, gelingen. 
 
 Prov'ence, s. Geog. bie ^roocnce } — oil , ba§ 
 
 Proven'cial, adj. pro»en9alif(b. [Proocncerol. 
 
 Pr5v'end?r, s. ber ^Jroioiont. 
 
 Prfi'ver, s. ber a5en)cifcnbe,2C. cf. To Prove. 
 
 PrSvVb, .V. bas ©pri(bn>ort. [litb- 
 
 Prpver'bj^il, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. fpri(b»6rt» 
 
 To Prover'bjalize, v.w.inSpricbroortern reben. 
 
 Prover'bjalist, .v.ber in©pri(bn)6rtern9lcbenbe. 
 
 To Provide', v. I. a. 1. bcreit^alten, (t>or)bc* 
 reiten 5 2. anfcbajfcn 5 3, oerfe^cn, cerforgen i 
 4. ausbebingen} .5. beflimmen, fcjlfe^enj II. 
 n. 5}?aprcgelntreffenj forgen (fur)} fid) cer» 
 warren (gegen). 
 
 36* 
 
Prov 
 
 564 
 
 Prus 
 
 PioTi'ded (- that) , conj. »cim nur, nur Daf, 
 
 bafcrn, unter Itx SSettnpng baf , abcr , bod^ 
 PrOv'idence, s. 1. bic SSorfe^ung J 2. bic S5or= 
 
 forge, SSorri(^t J 3. bic (Sparfamfeit. 
 PrSv'jdeat, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. oorfid^* 
 
 ti^ 5 2. forgfam, ^aus^dltig, fparfara } — bank, 
 
 bic ©parbanf, ©parcaffe. 
 Provjden'tial , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. con bcr 
 
 (gottl.) S5orfe^ung (^erru^renb , gelcitct), 
 
 burc^biefclbcbemrft. 
 PrpYi'd^r, A-. 1. ber 5Borfe()cnDC; giirforgenbe, 
 
 Scrfe^er 5 2. ber ©djaffncr , Sieferant. 
 PrSv'iiice, A-. 1. bic ^prooinj, ^Qnbfc^aftj 2. 
 
 bQ§ ©cbietj 3. bcr(erjbif(^6jl.)©prcngcl5 4. 
 
 baS Tfmt, bcr SScruf , bic ^flid)t. 
 Provifn'cial , I. adj. 1. promnjicU, lanbf(^afts 
 
 tid)/ cin^eimifcb 5 2. Idnblid), bducrif(^ j II. *. 
 
 1. bcr ^rooinjialj 2. bcr^romnsbcrool^ncr? 
 
 III. — ly, adv. prooinsroeifc. 
 Pr^vin'ciali^iu, s. bcr ^romnsidliSmuS. 
 Provincial'jty, s. ba& ^roinnjicac 
 To Provine', v. a. (Sflcbcn) fcnfcn, fdd>fcn. 
 PrQvine', s. bor ^d(bfcr, bic ©cnfrcbc 
 Prpvi'sion, j. 1. bic SSorfic^t, SSorforgc j 2. bic 
 
 SSorfc^rung, Hn^alt, SScrfugung, SJlafregcIj 
 
 3. bic SScrforgung? 4. bcr ^rooiant, bc(. pi. 
 (3)?unb-)SSorrdt^c , 2ebenSraittcl) Com-s. 
 5. bic :ifnf(baffung (i?onOlcmefren)) bic9le= 
 mcjTc, (©cgcnOBcdfungj 6. bic ^romfionj 
 7. bcr 5Saarenoorratl)j contract for — , bcr 
 
 Sieferunggoertragi - dealer, ber SSictUQlicn- 
 bdnbler i —ground, (ll^eft^^b.) ber Jtofiqarten. 
 To Provi'f ion , v. a. mit SBorrtttl) »cr|c^cn. 
 ProTi'sional, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. oorlttuftg, 
 
 einflweitig , bis auf mcitcre SSerfiigung. 
 PrQVi'sionary, adj. oorfc^rcnb. [bc^alt 
 
 Provi'so, s. bic aSebingung, (Slaufcl, bcr ISor* 
 Provi'sor, s. bcr^rov>ifor, (Scl^affner,SScrmcfcr. 
 Provi'sQry, adj. 1. prooiforifdjj 2. bcbingt, 
 
 torbc^Qltlidj. 
 Provoca'tion , s. bic ^uSforberung, Sflcijung j 
 
 without — , o^nc gcgriinbctc Urfatbc. 
 Provo'cative , I. adj. rcijcnb , antrcibcnb j II. 
 
 s. Med. ba§ Dlcismittcl, bie(7ru=)9tci5ungj 
 
 III. — nes8 , s. bic reijenbc ,^rQft. [tell. 
 
 ProTO'catory, s. bic 4)erauSforbcrung, bag 6ars 
 To PrQvoke', v. a. I. reijcn, erregcn? 2. auf- 
 
 bringen, erjurncn, erbitteni, 3. bcleibigcn, 
 
 4. tjerausforbernj 5. beforbcrn , perurfad^cn. 
 Provo'k^r, s. 1. bcr ^nrciscnbc, :c.} 2. ba& 
 
 Sfleismittcl. [drgcrlitb. 
 
 PfQvO'kjng, I. p. a.; II. — ly, adv. crbittcmb, 
 Prov'ost, *. 1. bcr SSorgcfc^te, ^rdfeSj 2. ber 
 
 @(bult^cipj 3. ber ^ropflj 4. [orprQvo'j, 
 
 bcr ^clbric^tcr, ^rofop j — marshal , ber ®c* 
 
 nerolprofof. 
 
 Prov Vtry , PrSv'pstship , s. ba§ "Kmt obcr bic 
 ©tcaeeinc§SSorgefc|tcn/propflc&,»profopc8. 
 
 Pro* [or pro], s. Mar. baS obcrc Sortjcrt^cil 
 eines ©cbiffcS. 
 
 Pr6\t'?ss, s. bic Sapferfeitj ©roptljttt. 
 
 To Proi^l [or prol], v. I. o. burc^flrcifcu j 11. 
 
 rt. 1. iagen,frcu5en,3agbma(bcni 2. rau^ 
 
 ben, pliinbcrn, auf 9laub ougge^enj 3. ftc{^> 
 
 Icn,mQufcn. 
 *Pr6\^l, s. col. H^ "KvL^t^in QUf Sflaub. 
 *Pr6*'l9r, s. bcr Sldubcr, Sufcb^eppcr. 
 PrSx'jmate, I. or Prox'jmal, adj. bcr, bic, baS 
 
 nd(bftC5 II. — ly, ado. iuna6)% unmittclbar. 
 PrQXim'jty, f.bicStd^c? — of blood, bicSUit^* 
 
 frcunbf(baft, S?erroanbtf(boft. 
 Prox'y, *. 1. bic ^crroaltung, 2. bic StcUocr- 
 
 trctung, 3. bic SSoUmatbt j 4. ber ©cfibaftiJ- 
 
 trdgcr, aSePoKmacbtigte, ©tellpcrtreter, 'pvo' 
 
 curator 5 — election, bic SBa^l, bcraBa()Uag. 
 Prox'yship. *• bos ^mtcineS®cf(bdftStrdgcrs, 
 Prude, s. bic ©(bcinfprSbc. [©tcUocrtrctcrS. 
 Prii'd^nce , *. 1. bic ^lug^cit^ 2. bic iBorri*- 
 
 tigfciti 3. ^rubentia (^-n.)- 
 Pru'dent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. Hug, gc^ 
 
 fcbeibt, 2. porfi(btig, beba^tfamj 3. ^duslicb/ 
 
 fpttrfam. 
 Pruden'tial , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. HUQlid), 
 
 Dcrftdnbig, torfid^tigi III. p-s, *. p/. ^lug- 
 
 IjeitSregcIn. [bigfeit. 
 
 Pru'd^ry , >v. baS ©probct^un, bic ©(beinfpro* 
 Pru'djsh, adj. [(bcinfprobc, col. jimpcrlid). 
 Pru'jnous, adj. bcrcift, PoU (Rcif. 
 Prune, .v. bic (bcf. geb6rrtc)^pflaumc, 3n>ctfcbe. 
 To Prune, v. I. a. 1. bcfcbneiben, ttuSpu^en 
 
 (JBdume, :c.)5 2. pu^cn, fdubcrii) p-ing hook 
 
 or knife, bttS ©artcnmelfcrj II. m. lad.fidi 
 Pru'n?!, s. But. bic iSBruncUc. [f(bnicgcln. 
 Prunel'lo, *. 1. bic^runcUcj 2. bcr^runcU 
 
 ([(biparjcr ipoUener 3cug su g^orrorfen). 
 Pru'ner, *. 1. bcr (S5aumO*2fuSf(bncibcr,- 2. 
 
 vid. pruning-hook. 
 
 Prunif?roug, adj. ^flaumcn tragcnb. [gicrbe. 
 Pru'ri?nce, — cy, s. bcr Sti^il, bic ^cftigc SSc* 
 Pruryg'inous , adj. f rd^artig , jum TCuSfd^Iagc 
 Pruri'go, s. Med. bic ^rd^c [gcncigt- 
 
 Prus'sia [priish'a, prush'ja or pru'ihia] , .y. 
 
 Geog. ^rcuf en. 
 
 *Priis'sian, I. arfj-preufiftb? H- A-bcr^prcupCj 
 — acid, vid. Prussic acid; — blue , baS 33cr- 
 lincrblttU) native — blue, eifenblttucrbcj - 
 leather, vid. baS ^icrpon PCrborbcnc Spruce- 
 leather; — red, baS JBcrlincrrot^j — tariff 
 (union), vid. Germanic association. 
 
 Prus'si^ite [priish'jat], s. Chem. blttUfaurcS 
 (Sttlj i — of potash , blQufaureS ^ali. [[dure. 
 
 Priig'sic, adj. Chem.— ncid, bic (bcrltner) JBlau* 
 
Pry 
 
 565 
 
 Puff 
 
 ToPrf , V. I. n. (fdjarf) gurfen, genau ober 
 neugicrig fe^cn, fpfi^en, to - into, iubring* 
 lid) forfc^en nai . . . , einDringcn in ... i II. 
 a. ^eben mittclft eines Rebels. 
 
 Pry, s. 1. baS ©pd^en, jubringUtbe Tfugfor* 
 fcienj 2. bcr |>ebel, ^ebebaum. 
 
 Psalm [aara] , .v. t)er ^falm. 
 
 * Psal'mjst [sal'raist or sa'mi«t] , s. Ux ^fal* 
 mi% ^falmenfc^reibcr. 
 
 ♦Psalraod'jc, — cal, adj.l)a&''PfQlmflngenbetr. 
 
 ♦Pial'modist, PsalmSg'r^pher, s. ber ^falmifl, 
 ^falmfangcr. 
 
 ♦Pgal'mody, s. ba& ^falmfingen. [bu(^. 
 
 *P8ai't?r [sal' -] , s. ber ^fttltcr, bafi ^fQlm= 
 
 •PsalVy , s. bcr ^falter (^ebr. ^arfc). 
 
 ♦Pseu'do [su' — ] , comp. pfcubO, falf(i 5 Bot-s 
 - bunium , bic SBicfenrQUtc j — dictamnum, 
 ber SBirbclbiptam 5— martyr, bcr^d^cinmar 
 tQrerj — morphous, Min. une(bt, tdufcbcnb 
 gebilbct) — nycticorax, Orn. bcr @(^ilbrei= 
 ()cr j — santalum , Bot. bic ©teinlinbc. 
 
 ♦Pseu'dograph , Pseudog'raphy , a-. \)it UnttX' 
 gcf(bobene <S(brift. 
 
 * Pseudol'ogy, s. bic falf(be2c^rc, Unwa^r^eit 
 ♦Pshaw! [shaj ?Vtf. pfui ! pu^! ^offen ! 
 ♦Psor'jc [sSr'-], I. arfj. frd^igj H. s. baS 
 
 3KittcI roibcr bie ,ftrd§e. . 
 ♦Psy'the [si' -] , s. ^fj)(be. [pfj)(bologif(&. 
 ♦PsygholSg'ic, — cal, 1. adj.; II. — cally, ado. 
 
 * Psy-ghfll'ogiBt, s. ber ^fQd^olog. 
 ♦Psyghol'ogy , .V. bie ^[Qcbologie, @eclenlcl)re. 
 Ptar'migan [tar' — ] , *. Orn. bOwSdjnee^u^n. 
 ♦Ptjsan' [tjzan' or tifz'an], s. baS ®crf^cn= 
 ♦Ptolema'jc [tol — ] , adj. ptoIemdif(b.[iDan"cr. 
 ♦Ptol'emy , s. »ptolcmduS (3J?-n.). 
 
 *Ptf aliijm , s. Med. ber ©pcidjclflup. 
 
 ♦Ptys'magQgue [— gog], s. Med. ba& bcn 
 ©peicbel bcforbcrnbe 5Jlittel. 
 
 Ptt'b^rty , s. bie OJJannbarfeit. 
 
 Pubes'c^nce, .v. 1. W6 9Jlannborn)erben) 2. 
 ^o/.ba&SSoUi(btc,Sflau(be. 
 
 Pubes'c^nt, adj. 1. monnbarroerbenbi 2. Bot. 
 rooHig, raucb, ^aarig. [wirtl). 
 
 Pub'lican, s. 1. ber 3oUner j 2. wig. ber ®aft= 
 
 Publica'tion, s. 1. bic ojfentUcbe "JCnjcige, 33c= 
 fanntmocbungj 2. bie ^(uSgobe (eineSSuc^eS, 
 :c.) 5 3. baS ^erau&gegebenc SBerf, bic @(brift5 
 S&.V-J. p-g , JBcrlaggartifcl} — price , bcr 8a= 
 benpreiS) list of new p-s,ber?icoitdtcnscttel. 
 
 Piib'licist, s. bcr^^ublicifl, ©taot&rc^tfcnncr. 
 
 P9bli9'jty, .V. bie l)ff en tU(bf cit, Dffenf unbigfcit, 
 
 Piib'ljc, I. adj.; II. — ly , ado. I. offentlid) j 2. 
 lUgemeinj 3. gemeinf unbig j 4. colf^tljum* 
 li(b, (— minded, — spirited) gcmcinfinnig, pa= 
 triotifibi III. .V. 1. bagoffentliitc SBcfcnj 2. 
 Ia6 ^publicum} in — , fiffentUd), vox ber 
 
 2BcIt j IV. comp. - debt, bic ©taatSft^ulb i - 
 — funds, bas ©taatscapital, ber®t fonbe, 
 bie@t-papierc5 — house, baS SGBirt^&bc^u^/ 
 bic ©(bcnfcj — property, ba§ ©emcingutj - 
 revenues, bic ©taatSeinf linftc 5 — scales , bie 
 ©tabtroage, ba§ SBogcgebfiubej — tre.i8ury, 
 bic ©(ba^fammer, V. — ness , s. bic b^tnU 
 li6)hit, ^agemein^cit. 
 
 To Pub'lish, V. a. 1. dffenlli(b bcfttnnt maiben, 
 croffncn, cerbreiteni 2. Bks. ^crauSgcben, 
 oerlegcni p-ingbusiness, beraJcrIag§<S5u(b=) 
 |>anbel5 p-ing house, bic aSerIag§<35u(be) 
 |)Qnblung (im®egcnf.o. @ortimcnt§^anbI.). 
 
 Pub'l}sh?r, s. 1. ber ©efanntmocbcri 2. bei 
 ^crauSgeber j 3. berSSerlcger, SSerIag§bu(b« 
 
 Puce, adj. flobfttrbig. [^dnoler. 
 
 Pu'c^ron, s. Ent. bie SSIattlauS. 
 
 Piick, s. ber Jtobolb, bttS aBalbmanndjenj — 
 ball , — fist, — foist , bcr aSofift, gemcinc ^u» 
 gclfdiwamm, — fist, bic grobe ^aufl. 
 
 To Piick V» t'. I. rt. runjcln, faltcn , jcrfnit» 
 tern, jcrbriidenj II. n. 1. fid^ runjcin, fil<b 
 fQltcnj 2. ficb facfcn. 
 
 PuckV, s. M& n)cite,bauf(bige^lcib, bcr ©acf. 
 
 Piid'der, s. vulg. bcr Sdrm, ba§ (Scrdufcb. 
 
 To Piid'der, v. I. n. Idrmcn, tobenj 11. a. raU 
 tcln, [(buttcln, ocrnjirrcn, bcunru^igen. 
 
 Piid'djng, s. 1. bic ^lo^fpeifc, bcr Jtlop j 2.ier 
 Rubbing, cnglifcbc^lopj 3.bicSffiurfi5 4. bcr 
 ^all^Utj 5. vid. Puddening; 6. Mil. bie 
 3unbrourfl} — bag, bcr ^ubbingbcutcl, bic 
 ©cr»iettc j — grass , Bot. ber ^oleij — pie, 
 bic glcif(bpa|^CtC5 — pipe-tree, /Jof. bic9l6b= 
 rcncQffiaj — sleeves, pt. bic njcitcnICrmclbeS 
 ^rieficrrocfce , puprmclj — stone, Min. 
 ber ''Pubbingftcin. [55cfleibung. 
 
 Pud'deuing, s. Mar. bcr Segnan, bic (^nfcr=) 
 
 Pud'dle, .9. bic ^fii^c, (^ot()0^ad)c. 
 
 To Pud'dle, v. \. a. 1. (burcb ^piontfcbcn) tvu-- 
 bcn, 2. befubelnj 3. [(bldmmcnj 4. mit 
 ©(blamm oerbicbtcn) 5. umru^renj II. n. 
 plantfibcn, mantfdjen. 
 
 Pud'dling, s. 1. bic 2ct)mfiillung3 2. /-mj. ba§ 
 Umrubrcnj — furnaces, glommSfcn, ^ubbel= 
 ofcn j — process , bcr ^ubbclprocc^ ; ba& 
 glammofcnfrif(bcn) — rollers, 3dngcs ober 
 ^rdparirnjalsen. 
 
 Pud'dly, adj. [(blammig, fott)ig. [©ittfomfeit. 
 
 Pu'dency, Pudi9'jty, .v. bic @d)oni^Qftigfcit, 
 
 Pnden'd^L, .?. pi. Anat. bie <£(bamtl;cile. 
 
 Pu'errie, adj. fncibcnmd^ig, finbifcb. 
 
 Puern'ity, s. ba6 ^inbifdje, bic ^inbcrci. 
 
 Puer'jty, s. bic ^nabcnijcit, ^nbtjcit. 
 
 Puer'peral, adj. A/cf/.boe'^inbbcttbctrelfcnb J 
 fever, bQg OKiltbftcbcr. 
 
 PufT, ,v. 1. bQ§ (flarfc) ^QU(bcn; SSIafen, 
 
PulF 
 
 566 
 
 Pump 
 
 ©(^naubcn, 2. feer SBinbftopi 3. etroai ^uf* 
 geblQfene», 2ei(^tc§, ©(^raammigcS (SSacf- 
 wcrf, :c.) 5 4. Da§ ©aufc^enbe} 5. bic Sdunb^ 
 Ob. ©oppclfaltc j gcvei^te galbelj 6. Dcr ^u= 
 fccrquafli T. Bo(. bcr ©d^neebaUj S.ber^iljj 
 9. Die marftfcfereierifcbe ^njeigC; ^ro()lcrei, ber 
 SBinb ) — ball. — fist. vid. Pock-ball ; — paste, 
 Mi aufgelaufene ©ebacfenc, ber ^uflduferj 
 — stone , Min. ber Sufflcin. 
 
 To Puff, V. I. II. 1. flarf u. plo^Ud^ blafenj 2. 
 f(^nauben, fcbnaufen, hi6)m 5 3. oufgeblafcn 
 fcin, auff(b»eUenj 4. eilen, flicgcnj to — by, 
 corbeifiiepen (eilen)} II. a, 1. (— away, fort) 
 blafen j 2. (— up) anfcbrocUen , (ttuf=)bauf(bcn, 
 (avL6)fig.) aufbloben , 3. trciben, jagcn, (fort)* 
 reipcnj 4. vidg. burd^jie^cn, dffen j 5. marft^ 
 fcbrcierifcb anfunbigen. [OJiarftftbreier. 
 
 Puffer, s. 1. ber Slafcnbe, 2C. 5 2. ber ^ra^ler, 
 
 Piirfin, s. 1. Orn.UtZau^inU, ber ©eepa* 
 pagcij 2. Ich. ber ©iftrod^c j 3. uirf. Puck 
 
 Puf fi»?ss , s. bie lufgcblafcn^eit. [ball 
 
 Piiffy, adj. 1. gefiroollen, aufgeblafenj 2. 
 [(broiilftig. 
 
 ^ug, -y. (al§ 2iebfofungSn)ort, dim. Pug'gy) 
 tffi^en, — dog, t)cr 5UlopS^unb 5 — nose, bie 
 ©tiitpnofe, ©tumpfnafc. 
 
 Pugh! [pu], t«f. publ Qb' ba! bab! 
 
 Pu'gjl, *. 1. fo cii'l man mit breigingern faffen 
 Unn, ber fletne ©riff j 2. ber ^lopffetbter. 
 
 Pu'gjlTsm, s. bie ©oxfunft. 
 
 Pu'gjliist, s. ber ^QuflMmpfer, ©oyer. 
 
 Pugjlis'tic, adj. jur Soxfunfl gctjorig, SSoy*. 
 
 Pugna'cious, adj. flreitfiicbtig , fampfluf^ig. 
 
 Pugnav'jty, s. bie Jtampffud^t. 
 
 Puis'ne [pu'ni] , vid. Puny. 
 
 Pu'issance , s, bie 3Ka(bt. 
 
 Pu'jssant, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. ma(bt{g. 
 
 To Puke, V. n. 1. fi(b brecben iDoUen, ficb »or= 
 gen 5 2. \i6) (crObrccbcn. 
 
 Puke, I. s. 1. or Pu'ker,btt§a3re(bmittcl J 2. 
 M& SScggebrodjcnej II. adj. vid. Puce. 
 
 Pul'chrjtude, J.-, bic ©d^6nbcit. 
 
 To Pule, ij. n. 1. pfeifen, picpen? 2. minfclnj 
 flobnen, 3. Mnhln, niit gcbeiben (con Mn-- 
 
 Pu'ljc, Pu'li«l, .V. Bot. bie ^polei. [bcrn). 
 
 To Pull, u. a. 1. beftig jicben, jerren , reif en j 
 2. raufen, rupfen, pflucfen? 3. 7yp. brucfen? 
 4. Mar. roQcn^rubernj — to larboard ! flreid^ 
 Siarf! 5. to — down,a)bemutbigen5 6)f(bn)d« 
 (ben; cnthdften} to— in, 1. bincinjicben, cin= 
 jiebcnj 2. Qnjiebenj to — off, I. objicben, ob« 
 rcipenj 2. auSjieben, au&raufenj to — off a 
 proof (-sheet) , Tijp. eincn ()Drucf=")a3ogen 
 abgicbenj to — up, 1. aufjiebenj Mar. auf* 
 bijfen i 2. QuSjieben j 3. ouSrotten j 4. (5)?utb) 
 fajfen j 5. cant, por ®eri(bt bringen. 
 
 Pull, *. 1. ba§ beftigc 3icbcn, ber 3ug, @ti>$, 
 
 0tucf, Stipj 2. ber^ampf, ©trcit^ -back. 
 
 baS^inbernip, ber Inftop. 
 Pul'ler,A\ ber3iebcr, :c. 
 Pdl'let, s. bttS junge ^ubn, |)ubn(bcn. 
 Pul'ley, J. ber^lQftbensug, ba8 3ugn3erf, bie 
 
 3icbf(beibe, SBinbe, 9loUe, ber ^lobcnj - 
 
 door, bie Sbiir mit einer SftoUc, — piece, bie 
 
 ^niefdjiene ju einem ^arnifcbc. 
 Pul'ljcat , .V. einc TCrt fcibener S^iicbcr. 
 To Piil'lulate, v. n. Qufhimcn, bert>orfprojTen. 
 Piillula'tion, *. baS ^eimen, ©proffen. 
 Piilinpna'rious, adj. lungcnfiicbtig. 
 Pul'monary, I. adj- S^^ Sunge gcborig , gun* 
 
 gen=} — disease, bie Sungcnfranf beiti II. .v. 
 
 Bot ba§ Sungcnfraut. 
 PulmOn'jc , I. or — cal , Pulmo'neous , adj. bie 
 
 £unge betreffcnb, Sungcn^ H- s. 1. ba§ 8un= 
 
 gcnmittel j 2. ber 2ungen[ud)tige. 
 Pulp, s. 1. bQ§ «a5eid)c, Srciartigc^ 2. ^!eifd) 
 
 (ber ^rutbte) 5 OJJarf (im ^oljc, :c.). 
 Pul'pjng-mill, s. bie @ntbulfung&miU)lc. 
 Pul'pjt, .V. bie hansel, bQ§ ^atbebcrj ^pultj - 
 
 cloth, btt§ ^ttnscltucb. 
 Piilpift'ical, adj. col. fanselmdpig , ^anjct=. 
 Piil'pous, I. or Pul'py, adj. rocid), fleifdjig, mar» 
 
 fig, II. — ness, s. bQ§ ^tiA)e, ^(cifd)igc. 
 To Pul'sate, v. n. pulfircn, fcblagen. 
 Pul'saitile, adj. ju f(blagen, @d)lags. 
 Puisa'tion, s. ba§ ^ulfiren, ©djlogcn. 
 PuIsfi'tQr, s. 1. ber©(blagenbe, Alopferj 2. 
 
 ber ^olsrourm, bie Xobtcnubr. 
 Pul'satory, adj. pulfirenb. 
 Pulse, .V. 1, ber ^ul§j 2. ber ©(blag, bie 
 
 ©(bwingung, 3. bie ^ulfcnfru(bte, bQ§ (Se* 
 Pulsiffjc, adj. ben *pul8 crregcnb. [mufe. 
 
 Pul'sion, s. bQ§ (^orts)©tof en. 
 PiiI'verable, adj. toa6 tl6) pulPern Idpt. 
 To Pul'verize (To Piil'verate) , v. a. puloem, 
 
 pulperifiren. [Rrung. 
 
 Piilverizsi'tion, s. baS^iilpern, bie putpcris 
 Pul'v?rous, adj. putperartig. 
 Pulver'ul^nce, s. bic flaubigc Scfd^ajfcnbcit. 
 Pulver'ul^nt, adj. ftaubig. 
 Pul'vii, s. bQ§ n)oblrie(bcnbe ^ulper. [formig. 
 PiilvinJi'ted, adj. Arch, poljtcrformig, fificn* 
 To Pu'raicate, v. a. mit ©imgflein obrciben. 
 Pu'niice [or pum'is] , s. ber S5im§flein. 
 Pumi'ceous, adj. bimgf^einartig. 
 Pum'mel, vid. Pommel. 
 Pump, s. 1. bie ^umpcj 2. bie Stobre einer 
 
 (iQngen) SlQf(be j 3. p-s, pi. cinfobltge Zan^^ 
 
 [(bube? plug of a—, ber^-nftempclj — bolts. 
 
 bie ^-nboljcn, — brake , — break, ber ^-n* 
 
 fdjwengel j — can , ber ^-ntopf » — chain , bie 
 
 ^-nfette 5 — cistern, bQ& p-nbQcfj — dale,— 
 
Pump 
 
 567 
 
 Pure 
 
 vale, ^crf)-nbaal}- gear, DaS ^-ngcrdt&j 
 — handle, — tail, l)er^-nf(^mcngcl} — hook, 
 bcr ^-nljaf en j - knife, dn ((SinlegcO^^f ifcr 
 mit boppcltcn ^ebcrn j — room , t)Q§ 3immer 
 (ber 0ur=@aQl, STt) wo mincralifctie SBaffer 
 gctrunfen werbenj — scraper, fcer ^-nfc^ra* 
 per J — spear, Der *p-ngecf, tic ^-nf^onge j — 
 suck, bet ^-nfd^u^, (^-nO^Qiigeri — well, 
 tcr ^-nfoob, p-npott. 
 
 To Piimp, V. a. 1. (aud) n.) punipeti, 2.^i 
 (— out) au&Iorfcn, QuSfrogen. 
 
 Pum'p?r, s. 1. t)er jumper 5 2. bic ^umpc 
 
 Pfim'pJQn, *. 1. or Piimp'kin, s. Bot.Uc ^ffbc, 
 Dcr ^flrbif 5 2. ber grobc Saucr, Solpel. 
 
 PQ'my, adj. 1. bimSflcinortigj 2. lodjerig. 
 
 Pun,*. bQSSBortfpiel. 
 
 To Pun, t).I. «.SBortfpieIcrci treiben, wi^clitj 
 II. a. inv6) SBi^ctci ubcrrebcn. 
 
 To Punch, V, a. 1. (Sod^er) Men, f4>lageu j 
 p-ing machine, bic 2od)(prcf)mQf(iinC5 2. 
 uwig. jlof en, puffen. 
 
 Punch, I. ;y. 1. bie ^friemc, ^^le, ber Srt5 2. 
 Typ. ber (<S(^rift=)@tempeI, bie ^atrijc, 3. 
 beraSunjenj 4. Afec/i. ba§ Sod^eifen ? 5. Gun. 
 bic OlQumnabel j 6. ber |>an8n)ur|^ (im ^up= 
 penfpiele), col. ^oSperle, 7. nd. berfurjc 
 unb bicfc 5)?enfc^, ui^/g-. ©topfel j 8. ba§ Heine 
 birfe ^ferbj 9. ber ^unfd) (ein ©etranf) j - 
 bowl, bie ^unfc^bolc, ber ^-napf ^ - strainer, 
 ba§ ^-fieb) II. adj. roie Punchy, qo. 
 
 PQn'cheQn, s. 1. bic ^fricme , ber 5)orn, S3un= 
 jen j 2. ber fld^lcrneOMnsflcmpelj S.bie^a- 
 trijej 4. bie Sonne, ba§ %<xi (c. 84 ©aUoncn). 
 
 Pun'cher, s. bie ^fricme , ber J)orn, JBunjen. 
 
 PunchjnSI'lo, s. ber ^olifcbineU, rodlfiljc^ttnSs 
 
 Piin'chy, adj. ui/Zg.f urj unb bict,plump.[n)urfl. 
 
 Punc'tated, Piinc'tate, adj. 1 . Geom. in einen 
 ^unftgesogcn, quS einem gcometrifc^en ^unf* 
 te befte^enbj 2. But. getiipfclt. 
 
 Punc'tjform, adj. pun!tf6rmig. 
 
 Panctil'jo [— 'yo], *. 1. bie ©pi^finbigfeit, 
 ubertriebenc ©cnouigfeit, Ubcrfeint)citj 2. 
 bie,^leinigfeit, baS Unbcbeutenbci — of ho- 
 nour, ber d^renpunft. 
 
 Punctn'ious, I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. 1. fpi^fin^ 
 big, fiberfeinj 2. ubertriebcn pun!tli4>, SU gc^ 
 nou, Sngflli^, fleintitfe; III. — ness, .v. bie 
 ©pi^ttnbigfcitj qUju jlrengc ^iin!tlid)fcit. 
 
 Punc'tion, s. Surg, bic ^unftur. 
 
 Punc'to, s, 1. ber jartc ^unft, ba§^unft(^cn j 
 2. Fenc. bcr <Btoj. 
 
 Punc'tual [— 'tshual], I. adj.; II. - ly , ody. 
 pnnHlid), fe^r gcnau, flrengej III. — ness, 
 
 * Punctual'jty, s. bic ^iinFtlidjPcit, @trcnge. 
 
 * Punc'tualist, s. bcr aUju ©cnauc, (§cremoni= 
 
 * To Punc'tuate, v. a. intcrpunftircn. [ofc 
 
 *Puuctua'tion, s. bie ^nterpunftion. 
 
 Punc'ture [— 'tshurj , s. 1. bcr 8tit^ } 2. 
 Surg, bie ^unftur. 
 
 *To Punc'ture, v. a. (aufjftcdjcn. 
 
 Piing, A-. Am. ber (9}jQrft=)Siblitten. 
 
 Pun'gency, f.bQlStec^cnbe, (Sdmrfc, ® ei^cnbe. 
 
 Pun'gent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. )"tc(^enb, fibarf, 
 
 Punif'ceous, adj. purpum. [bcifcnb. 
 
 Pu'niness, s. bie jtlcint)eit, aBinjigfeit. 
 
 To Piin'ish,v.a. firofen, beflrafcu. 
 
 Pijn'ishable, I. adj. ftrafbar j II. - ness, s. bic 
 
 Pun'jsber, s. bcr ©trafcnbc. [@trafbarfcit. 
 
 Piin'ishment, s. bic Scflrafuug, ©trafe. 
 
 Pu'nitive, Pu'njtory, adj. ftrofenb, S'traf-. 
 
 Punk, *. vidg. bic |>ure. 
 
 Pun'u^r, Piin'ster, s. ber SBortfpicler, SBi^Iing. 
 
 Punt, s. (—boat) bic Scbfl'^Jfi.', ein flatbed ^al)r^ 
 5cug, cin %lott bcr (Sd)iif»simmcrlcutc. 
 
 To Piint, V. n. 1. in eincr @d)Qufc fo^rcn? 2. 
 Gam. pointiren, fe^en. 
 
 Piin'ter, s. Gam.Uv ^ointeur, ©cgenfpicltr. 
 
 Pu'ny, I. adj. 1. jungcr, fpdtcrj 2. ncuj3. 
 
 flcin, laxt, fi^rodiblic^ j 11. s. bcr 5^culing. 
 
 To Pup, V. n. (3ungc) njcvfen (»on .f)unbcn). 
 
 Piip, s. vid. Puppy. 
 
 Pu'pa, s. Ent. tk ^uppe. 
 
 Pu'pjl, s. 1. bic ^upille, ber "Jfugapfclj 2. ber 
 
 3ogUng, ©driller, nk ©cbiilcrinn , ber ^>flcg= 
 
 Iingj3. ba8(bic)9MnbeI. 
 Pu'pjlage, s. 1. bcr 0)?unbcIfianb, bic 9J?inbcr» 
 
 jd^rigfcit, 2. bcr <Sd)ulcrflanb. 
 Pu'pjlary, adj. cincn 9)ZunbeI ob. 36gling betr. 
 Piip'pet, s. l.bic(£)ra{)t=)^uppc,0}Jarionttte} 
 
 2. cont. beraBi(^t,®e£f5 3. r.bic.^o^lbocft-j 
 
 — clack, Meek. baS @d)nar(bocntiI > — man. - 
 
 player, bcr SDJarioncttL'nfpiclcrj — show, bas 
 Pup'p^try, s. cont. bic 3iercrci. [^-nfpiel. 
 Pup'py, s. 1. berJfficlf, iungc ^unb^ 2..%. 
 
 bcr (Sclbfcbnobcl, Soffc, vulg. ©(bncffcl. 
 To Pup'py, V. n. (^unge) werfen (». 4>unbcn) 
 Piip'pyifsm, *. cont. baS nafeweife, flegcl[)ifte 
 
 SBefcn,bie glcgelci. 
 
 Pur, s. Mi ©(bnurren , 3wirnen (bcr Jla(>en). 
 To Piir, V. n. ffbnurrcn mie citic ^Ka|c. 
 Pur'beck-stone, s. cinc TCrt Sit^ograptjirjlcin. 
 Pur'bllnd, I. adj. furjficbtig, blobfic^tig j II. - 
 
 ness, .¥. bic .ffursfitbtigfeit. 
 Pur'chasable, adj. fdufiid). 
 ToPur'chase, v. o. 1. faufcn, (5Saaren erO 
 
 ^anbcln, cint)Qnbcln, crrecrbcn^ 2. (in ber 
 
 Tfuction) crflc^cnj 3. (fibiDcrc ©cgenfldnbc) 
 
 ouf()eben, aufwinbcnj to— out, auefaufcn. 
 Pur'chase, s. 1. ber Jtauf, ^anbet, bav (3r- 
 
 roerbnipj 2. ber^olt, ®rifi5 3. Afar, jcbe^ 
 
 SBcrticug sum tufl}i|Ten , ^fufroinbeni 4. 
 
 Mech. bcr @ang , bic SJcroegung einer ^a. 
 
Pure 
 
 568 
 
 Purs 
 
 f(^inc 5 — book, bQ6 SBaarcncinfauf6=(3?otis«) 
 SSud) i — money, t«Q5 J^OUfgclt) 5 — price, Dcr 
 einfaufSprci^. 
 
 Pur'chaser, s. 1. i)a-^dufcr, l»ic ^^duferinnj 
 2. tjcr ^ianDIungSfunbe , ^bne^mcr. 
 
 Pare, 1. adj. ; II. or — ly, ac/c. 1. rein > 2. faus 
 ber, lautcrj 3. unt^ermifc^t, e(bt, fein (c. ©il-- 
 ber unb ®olb) 5 4. unbeflecft, feufcb, jutbtig/ 
 unf^ulbig 5 ad*?. 5« Icbiglid^, blo^, nidjt^ al§, 
 901155 6. [I'br, ubcrauSrT. oortrefflitb j HI. — 
 ness, s. 1. bie Sflcm^cit3 2. Die SautcrMtj 3. 
 Die Unfcbulb , :c. cf. adj. 
 
 Purga'tion, s. 1. bie Olcinigung i 2. bic^bfiib* 
 rung, 3. bie 9lc(btfertigung. 
 
 Pur'gative, Med. I. ac/j.purgirenb^abfuljrenb, 
 II. s. DOS KbfubrungSmittel. 
 
 Purgato'rja!, adj. DoS ^egcfeuer bctreffenbj 
 fire, DOS ^cgefeuer. 
 
 Par'gatQry, I. adj. reinigcnb) II. .^.l.DoS^ege* 
 feucr J 2. col. Dcr^ftbwft (oor eincm^omin) 
 
 To Purge, v. I. o. 1. reinigeu (au(b^g.)/ f^u- 
 bern (— of, con) j 2. Idutcrn, obfiebcn/obflds 
 rcni 3. purgircnlaffenj II. n. 1. rein, flor 
 Rjcrbenj 2. Den ©urtbfaU ^oben. 
 
 Purge, s. bie ^urgons, Ibfu^rung. 
 
 Pur'iier, s. 1. Der Stcinigerj 2. DoS S^cini* 
 gungsmittel. 
 
 Pur'ging, Med. I. p. i'.DaS^bfubrunggmittel, 
 II. comp. — bind -weed, DoS ^urgirfroutj 
 — flax, Der tleinc ip-flo(bS» — grains, "P-for* 
 net; ®pringf6rncr5 — nut, Die ^-nup, — 
 salt, DaS ^-faljj — thorn, Der SEBegeDorn. 
 
 Purifica'tion , s.l. lit. & Jig. Die Oteinigungj 
 
 2. '(5}lorid) 9leinigung, SicbtmciTc. 
 Puriff jcatlve, Purificatory , adj. rcinigcnD. 
 Pa'rifier, s. Der Oleiniger, Xduterer. 
 
 To Po'rify, v. I. a. 1. reinigenj 2.DeSinficiren3 
 
 3. Ifiutcrn, obfldren } 4. obftbdumcn, 5- red)t= 
 fcrtigenj II. n. rein roerben, tlar rcerben. 
 
 Pu'rism , s. Der ^uriSmuS , Die (3prQ(b=)9^ci5 
 
 Pu'rjst, s. Der ^purift, ©pra(breiniger.[nigung. 
 
 Pfi'rjtan, I. s. Ecc. Der ^uritanerj 2. Der 
 ©icinbeilige, S^tM^Ux'^ II. or PurjtHn'jc, — 
 cal, ad;. ; III. — cally, adv. puritonifcb. 
 
 PQ'ritanisni , $. Der ^uritoniSmuS. 
 
 Pu'rity,*. 1. Die JReinbcitj 2. Die 2outcrf eitj 
 3. Die ,Rciif(bbcit, Unfd^ulD- 
 
 Purl, .V. l.DQo3ddt(ben(flU(^ — aiitiet, — iace), 
 bie froufe JBorte^ 2. Der gefticfte {Ronb, 3. 
 |)-i, pf. (ungcmuflcrte) ^nfc^efpi^cn , 3dct= 
 (ben 5 4. Dos ?l}?urmcln, Oliefeln j 5. Das S05er= 
 mutljbier, — royal , Der SBermutbrocin. 
 
 To Purl, V. 1. a. frouS cerbrdmcn, umfiicfenj 
 il. n. fonft flicpen, murmeln , riefcln. 
 
 Pur'lieu [— 'lu] , s. 1. Law, DoS SonD om 
 IRanbe eincS ^orjUejirfS, bie ®rai)ne, Dal 
 
 Scrbolsj 2. ber (3agbOa3csirf , bus (5agb=) 
 Stccicrj 3. bef. pi. bcr 9}crei(b/ bie (SBolb^) 
 
 Pur'lins, s. Arch. pi. Cucrbolh'n. [©reuse. 
 
 To Purliiin', v. a. 1. entroenben, fte^leu, mau- 
 fcnj 2. (®clb) untcrfd}Iagcn. 
 
 Purloi'n^r, s. 1. Der ©ieb, 2. Der ^piogioriuS. 
 
 Pur'nell, s. Bot. DaS (Selbft^eir, ©ouc^bcil- 
 
 Pur'ple, I. s. 1. Derpurpur (ou£b./ig".)j 2.DqS 
 ^orDinalotj 3. Die ^p-fcbnccfc^ 4. DoS,^no» 
 benfrout, 5. (— fever) p-8 , p/. DaS ^riefel j 
 ®(borlod^|tebcri II. adj. p-forben, p-rotbi — 
 apple, Der ofKnDif^cglofcbenbaum, ^-opfc! } 
 — brown, Chern. D cr 3)oDtenf opf 5 — emperor, 
 Ent. Der ©(bineroogclj — ilouer,Die^i)acin» 
 tbe,— fish. Die ^-fcbnecf ej — grass, — wort, Der 
 rotbe ,fflee j — royal, l)0(bputpurnj — velvet- 
 flower , boS 3^aufcnDf(b6n(ben} — willow , Die 
 rotf)e ober ©anb=SBciDc. 
 
 To Pur'ple, v. a. purpurrot^ fdrbcn. 
 
 PQi-'plish , adj. purpurortig. [ber 3n)ccf. 
 
 Pur'port, 5. bcrSn^olt, 8inn, bic5Keinung, 
 
 To Pur'port, v. n. 1. jum SnboUe babcn , ent* 
 baltcn 5 2. mcincn; befogen. 
 
 Pur'pQse, s. 1. bie ^Cbfid^t, Der (SnDO^roccf, 
 DoSSScr^obenj 2. DerSBorfo^j 3. DieSBir' 
 fung , Der ©rfclg j 4. Der ^n^att 5 on -> , vicL 
 Purposely; on— to ... , um JU .. . > tono — , 
 tcrgcbli(b , unnu§ , jnjerfloSj to the — , jur 
 6aie Dicnlicb. [tigen, bef(bliepen. 
 
 To Piir'pose, v. a. & n. fid) Dorfe|cn, bcobfid)' 
 
 Piir'posely, adc. corfe^licb , mit §leip. 
 
 Piir'pps^r, s. Der SSor^obcnDe, JBcftbUepcr. 
 
 Pur'pure, s. Her. Der ^urpur. 
 
 Purpu'rjc, adj.Chem. — acid. Die ^urpurfdurc. 
 
 Purr, s. 1. Orn. Die ©cclertbei 2. vid. Pur. 
 
 parre, s. Der geringe SiDer. 
 
 Purse, *. 1. Der (®elD=)35cuteI, Die SSorfcj 2. 
 
 fig. c/. out of Pocket; 3. Der.^er8bcutclj4.bcr 
 ^obenfottj 5. p-s, pi. col. ^unfcn roelcbe 
 brcnnenbe ©teinfo^Ien ouSroerfenj— bearer, 
 Der ©dcfelmeiflcri — cutter, Der JBeutelftbnci* 
 Der, — net, DoS SBeutelncij — proud, gclb^ 
 ftoIj5 — shaped, Bot. boDenfocf formig } — 
 string. Die ©eutelfd^nur. 
 
 To Purse, v. a. (roie einen Seutel) jufommcn* 
 jiebenj to — up, in Den 93eutel (oD. cin=)flccfen. 
 
 Piir'ser, .v. Afar. Der prociontmeiflcrj ©dN 
 felmeifler, Goffirer. 
 
 Pur'siness, s. Die ^urjotbrnigfeit. 
 
 Piirs'iain , *. Bot. Dcr ^ortuloh — tree, vid. 
 Sea-purslain. 
 
 Pursu'able, adj. ju tcrfolgen, fortjUfc|en. 
 
 Purgu'ance, s. Die SSerfoIgung , ^ortfe^ung j in 
 — of which, ju ^olgc Dcffcn. 
 
 PursuW. adj. (—to) ju ^olge, gemdp, m6i. 
 
 To Pursue', v. a. 1. rcrfolgcn, nat^fceenj 
 
Purs 
 
 569 
 
 Put 
 
 2. fortfe^cnj 3. betrcibcnj 4. folgen, nac^a^- 
 men, 5. nQ(^flrcben, ft(^ beroerben, an^alten 
 um . . . } 6. vid. To Prosecute , 2. 
 
 Pursu'er, s. ber SSerfolger, k. 
 
 Pursuit', s. 1. t){e SSerfoIflnngj 2. bie 3?a(^flel= 
 lung j 3. t)ie ^ortfe^ung^ 4. bic (cmrtgc)a3c= 
 treibung 5 &• bag ©treben, bic gorftbung. 
 
 Pur'suivant [- 'swi — ], s. bcr ^^Qge bcS ^e= 
 rolbS, bcr Unter^crolb , (StaatSbote. 
 
 Pur'sy, adj. furjttt^mig, cngbruftig. 
 
 Pur'tenance, s. bic 3ulagc , baS ©efcblinge. 
 
 Pur'ulence, — cy, s. bic ©iterung , baS (Sitern. 
 
 Pur'ulent, adj. citcng , citcmb. 
 
 To Purvey' [— va'J, v. I. a. Qnfcbaffen^ ctnFau* 
 fcnj II. n. fi(^ oerforgcn. 
 
 ♦ Purvey'ance, *. 1. bic TCnfjJbaffung , aScitrd* 
 bung? 2. ber SBorratb, bie SebenSmittel. 
 
 *Purvey'er, s. 1. ber ^nfcbaffcr, Sieferant, 
 :c. 5 2. bcr Suppler, bic ^Supplerinn. 
 
 Pur'view, *. Law, 1. bcr 4>ciuptfa§, ob. ICuS* 
 fpni(b einer Tf etc , cincsebictg, k. (ber ge* 
 roo^nlicb mit benSBorten anfdngt: "Be it en- 
 acted, &c.") ; 2. bcr aScrci(i (eineS ®efe|e§, 
 
 Pus, s. Surg, ber eiter. [k.) 
 
 To Push, V. I. a. 1. flopenj 2. fi^icbeu} 3. 
 brangen, trcibenj 4. onfttUen, ongreifen, 5. 
 (—on) betrciben, beftblcunigcn, beforbernj 
 to — one's fortune , fein ©lurf nia(^tn j to — 
 away, back, forward, &c., fort=, juritcf*, :C. 
 ftofen, [(bicbenj to — off goods, SBaarenloS* 
 [(blagenj II. n. 1. flopen, :c. j 2.(an)bringen} 
 
 3. fl(b anflrcngen, ftrebenj 4. flurjen) to — 
 at, ttngreifen. 
 
 Push, s. 1. ber etof i 2. ber ^tid) } 3. bcr In= 
 flop, ^ngriff, TfnfaUj 4. baS ©c^ieben , ber 
 ©(bubj 5. \)it ^f nflrcngung , (^eftige) ®c» 
 llrebung j 6. boS duferfle^Jiittelj T. ber brin= 
 genbe %aU, ba§ unerroortcte (Sreignip j 8. bic 
 4)i^blatter,Hcincginne5 atone — , miteinem 
 Ba^t, auf ein 9}?q15 - back, bad 3urucftrei» 
 ben j — bolt, ber ©(bubriegel. 
 
 Push'er,^. l.ber®tofenbe,2C.}2.beriunge,Ras 
 naricn\)ogcl. [jagt^eit. 
 
 Pusjllanim'ity, s. ber .fflcinmut^, bie SJer* 
 
 Puslllan'jmous, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. flcinmu* 
 t^i0< SQg^<ift/ fciQC } HI. - ness, s. vid. b. t?.S8. 
 
 Puss, .y. 1. bQ& ,KQOd)en, 9Jfies(ben5 2. baS 
 jpdSdjen, bcr |)afe j 3. con^ ba§ SBeib. 
 
 To Piis'tulate , V. a. ju aSeulcn unb ©efcbroii* 
 rcn bilben. 
 
 Piis'tule, s. ba& ©Id^djen, bic flatter, ginne. 
 
 Piis'tulous, adj. toU. 35ld§(bcn , finnig. 
 
 To Put [or piit] , V. ir. I. a. 1. fe^en, flicUcn, 
 Icgcn, fterfeu, bringenj 2. onroenben, gebrau* 
 d)cn i3. gcbcn, onoertrauen i 4. ma(bcn, laffen, 
 rcrurfacben, bercorbringen^beroirfenj 5.ccr» 
 
 pflid^ten, not^igenj 6. erregen,treibcn, beme- 
 gen, bcreben) 7. rcguliren, bilben j to - one s 
 self, fid? begeben? to — about, l. umgcbcn j 
 2. ^erum fdjicfenj in Umlauf bringen j 3. um» 
 febrcn, Mar. (ba8 ©(biff) umlcgenj to — 
 asunder, trcnncn, r>on einanber Qb^altcnj to 
 — away, 1. roegfeien, w., n)egt{)un5 2. fort= 
 fdjirfen, S.abmenben J to — by, l.bei ©eiteju* 
 riSrflegcnj 2. abroenbcnj 3. wiberlegcnj 4. 
 cerfcbmd^en j to — down, 1. nieberfe^en, jc j 
 
 2. (auf Stecbnung) fe^cn, anrcd()nen, anfirci» 
 ben j 3. abfc^en, abfcbaffcn, 4. unterbrujf en j 
 5. bemut^igen, 6. roiberlegenj to — forth, 1. 
 ^croor ob. 5crau§fe^en, zc., 2. au&ftrecf en j 3. 
 ausftcllen, oormeifenj 4. ^dn fQ\i6)) t)erau5« 
 gcben » 5.t)orbringen, oortragen , 6.(a3lutbcn) 
 treibenjto — forward, l.oorbringen5 2. (ftcb) 
 t»ort^un j 3. sum Sorfdjcin bringen, 4. (onO 
 trciben, rcijcnj 5. bcforbcrnj to — in, i. ^in* 
 ein fe^en, fleUen, fcbaffcn ob. t^un j 2. ciulegcn, 
 einfe^cn, 3. einmifien^ 4. (®elb) ^erf(bic» 
 fen} 5. (ein ^fcrb) abricbtcuj to — in the 
 horses, bie pfcrbc anfpanncnj to — in bail, 
 cincniBurgcn flcllen) to — in print, brurfen 
 iQJfen, IjcrttuSgcbenj to — into . . . , »erfe§en 
 in... J to — oir, 1. oblegeU; ttbt^un,n)cg^ 
 tijun, au^sie^cnj 2. auf^cbenj 3. ttbfc|en, los 
 mcrbcni 4. loSfdjlagen (cine SBoare)} 5. ob= 
 fertigeni co ^ abfpcifenj 6. auffcbieben, ter= 
 fcbicbenj 7. (bie 3a()Iung&frifl) oerldngernj 
 8. in UmlQUf bringenj 9. entlaffen, 10. cm» 
 pfe^len} ll. auslegenj to — on, l. anlegcn, 
 Qnjie^en, Quffc^cnj 2. auflegcn, auferlcgen} 
 
 3. Qufburben , ftbieben auf ... 5 4. anne^men ^ 
 5. beffirbcru; (be»)treiben, bcft^leunigeniG. 
 lit. & fig. (au)fpornen5 to — out, l. ^inau& 
 (^erau§,uber^. rool)in) fe|cn, flellen, f^un, 
 ob. bringcn, 2. ausfiecf en, ausftrecfen j 3.aus» 
 reipen, (bicTCugen, jc.) au§|^c(ben) 4. au§= 
 t^un, au§firci(benj 5. auSlofdjenj 6. oustrei* 
 ben, Perjagenj 7. entfe§en, abfe^en, 8. be= 
 fannt madden} 9. irrcma(ben, unterbrctbcn j 
 10. l)eroorfpriepen laffen j to — out a thing to 
 do, ^nbern etaa0 ju t^un gebenj to — out 
 of, 1. auS . . . ^erau&bringcn, ftSren 5 2. (ben 
 5JZut^, ic) bcnc^mcnj to — over , 1. oerroci* 
 fen? 2. oerfcbieben, to — through, burcbflcf- 
 hn, b-flecben, b-fcbieben , :c. 5 to — to, 1. bin= 
 jufetjenj 2. anfe^en, beifugcnj 3. anttjunj 
 terurfatben, 4. bringen ju, an, in . .. , 5. an* 
 fpannen, anfcbirren j 6. (to — hard to it) g5e» 
 [(braerbc matben , plagen i 7. (|>ulfe) leificn i 
 8. uberlaffen , 9. (e§) anfommen laffen ouf ... j 
 to — one to his oath, gincn in @ib nebmcn, 
 f(bn)6ren laffen i to - up, 1. auffc^en, aufjlcl. 
 len (einc SDJofcbine , jc)/ aufftblagen} 2. auf^ 
 
Put 
 
 570 
 
 Pyrr 
 
 flcrfcn, (^or^dnge, ic), auf^angcn, Ijinauf 
 t^unj 3. ttn^efttn, anHebenj Qitjeigcn , an= 
 fe^cn j 4. cinflectcn, beifterfenj 5. ju[ommen= 
 legen, einlegcn, faltenj 6. aufjagen, Quftrei= 
 bee, 7. anf(^affen, einfaufen? (SSaaren) eins 
 t^uit) 8. aufljebenj 9. (^riid^te) dnma^tn, 
 einlegenj lo. auf^dufen, fammcinj 11. t)or« 
 tragcn, corbringen, ubcrgebcn 5 to — np 
 goods, aSaarcn einpocfen, n^erpatfcn? to 
 upon, 1. sufitgen, an^dngen j 2. vid. to — on; 
 3. betrugenj II. n. 1. ge^en, fteucrn, fcgcln} 
 2. Feimen, ausfc^lagenj to — fair, t)a» Infc* 
 {)en ^aben, im®ange fein, to — forth, 1. ^er= 
 oorfproffeni 2. ouslaufen (0. ©d^iffen)} to — 
 in. 1. fegeln, cinlaufen (t. ©d)iffen)j 2. to — 
 in (or up) for ... , an^ttlten, fii) bewerbcn 
 urn... 5 to — off, 1. obflofcn (mit einem 
 aSoot&^fcn) ) 2. Qbfcgclnj to — on, forteilcH; 
 fortfQl)rcn j to — out, njie to— forth, 2. ^ to — 
 over, ubcr (cinenglup)fe$en, uberfo^rcn^ to 
 — to sea, in ©ee geljen ot). flcd)en, untcr <Segcl 
 ge^enj fic^ fcgclfertig ma(]^enj to — up, 1. 
 dnfet>ren, abtrcten j 2. to— up for ... , laben 
 nad) ... 5 3. niz to — in , 2. 5 to — up with 
 (an affront, eincnSd^impf) einfterfcn, fi(i^ge= 
 faHcn laffcn, gebulDig ertragcn. 
 
 Put [or put], pre^ & p. p. ». To Put. 
 
 Put,*. 1. m vSQrtenfpicl^ 2. ber SIropf, ^in= 
 fel, 3. t)ie feile ©irnc , |)ure5 4. [put], ber 
 liblc ^qU, (forced -)s«ot^faU 5 - off, bcr 
 :iCuff(bub i bic :ifu8piud^t. [pcrfon). 
 
 Pu'tage, A\ Law, bic |)urcrci (ciner ^raucn^s 
 
 Pu'tanism, s. I.ba&^urcngerocrbc5 2.bic^u» 
 rcnroirtl)f(baft, ^urcrei. 
 
 Pu'tatfve, adj. ocrmeint, cingcbilbet. 
 
 Put'chock , s. bie oftinb. Jtoftrourjcl. 
 
 Pu'tjd, adj. f(bttnbli(b , gemein. [im pL). 
 
 Put'iog, s. ber Cfliiiftbttum^ bag {RufHoc^ (gem. 
 
 Putred'jnous, adj. flinf cnb , faul. 
 
 Putrefac'tion, s. bic ^dulni^. [leiib, faul. 
 
 Putrefac'tive, adj. 1. faulcn ma(^cnb? 2. fau* 
 
 To PQ'trefy, u. I. a. in ^ulnif bringcnj H- 
 w. faulcn, t?crfaulen , cerroefcn. 
 
 Putres'c^nce, s. ba§ ^auUn, bie ^dulnip. 
 
 Putres'c^nt, adj. (iHT)faulenb. 
 
 Putres'cjble, adj. ber ^dulnip untcrworfen. 
 
 Pu'trjd, I. adi. faul, »erfault, oerborbcnj — 
 fever, bag gaulfteber, II. — ness, Putnd'jty, 
 s. \>k ^dulnif, ©erborben^eit. 
 
 Putrjfica'tion, s. ba§ ^aulcn, bic gdulnip. 
 
 Put't^r, s. ber (Sc^cnbe, :c. mcf.ToPutj— on, 
 ber ^nflifter, la — out, ber Sagcrbicner, 
 factor in ciner ^abrif. [pi. vid. Futtocks. 
 
 Put'tQck, s. 1. ber ©upaar, t>k S^diyii 2. p-s, 
 
 Put'ty, s. 1. bie 3innaf(bcj 2. Pot. ber SSraun* 
 fmnj 3. ber ®Ioferritt j 4* bie ©lafurerbc. 
 
 !To Piit'ty, v. a. 1. glafuren j 2. fittcn. 
 
 To Puz'zle, V. I. a. in SSerlegcnljcit fe|cPo irre 
 ma^tn, oerroirren, oermicfelni H. u. irre 
 (terroirrt, in SSerlcgcnljcit) fcin. 
 
 Puz'zle, s. bie SSerlegcnbeit, SSciwictelunj;!, 
 ©(bwierigfcit, fcbwicrige ^rage ob. :M:ufgab"c, 
 liai 9ldtt)fel, ber ^notcnj — box, — play, — 
 purse , &c. bie SSejirbofc, ba§ SScrirfpicI, ic i 
 
 — headed, col. j>crn)orrcne 3^becn babenb. 
 Piiz'zler, s. ber ober baS SScrn>irrcnbc. 
 Pyc'nite, s. Min. ber ^Qfnit, ©tangcnflcin. 
 Pye, kc. vid. Pie, &c. [2. \>a& tatarifcbc 0lct). 
 Py'giirg* •>"• 1- ba5aBcibicnbe6^ubncrgcicr» j 
 Pyguie'an, adj. jwergartig. 
 
 Pyg'ray , vid. Pigmy. 
 
 Pylor'jc , adj. Anat. — artery , bic ^fortabcr. 
 
 Pylr/rus , s. Anat. ber QJIagcnpfortncr. 
 
 Pyr'acinf/i, s. Rot. bcr ^euerborn. 
 
 Pyr'ainid, s. bii ^Qromibe. 
 
 Pyramifd'ic?! , I. or — ic , Pyram'jdal, adj. ; II. 
 
 — ly, adv. pQramiboUrd^ } — muscle of tha 
 belly, Anat. ber Sp£&fau(enbaud)mu$fel. 
 
 Pyre, s. ber @(bettert)aufcn. 
 
 Pyret'ic, s. Med, ba§ ^iebermittel. 
 
 Pyre'nean, adj p^renitfil). 
 
 Pyr'enees, y. pi Geog. bif ^t)rendcn. 
 
 Pyr'ite, Pyri'tes , y bcr siroefelfteS } capil- 
 lary—, bee ©djroefelnicfelj magnetic — , he- 
 patic—, bcr Sebcrfics. 
 
 Pyrit'ic, — cal, Pyr'jtous. arf;.f(bn)efclfie8arti(?. 
 
 Pyrpcift'ric , adj. — acid, CViem. bic brcujlicbe 
 Sitronenfdurc. 
 
 PyrSl'atry, s. bie geucranbetung. 
 
 Pyr9lifg'n(e)ous, Pyrol^g^njc , adj. — acid, 
 Chem, bie branbige ober brcnjtitbc ^olsfdurc. 
 
 Pyrolig'nite, s. Chem. ba§ l)cl5faurc ©alj. 
 
 Pyromal'ic, adj. brensli(bt)0l5faucr. 
 
 Pyromancy, s. bic 5Ba()rfagung aus bcm gcucr. 
 
 PyrSm'eter , s. ber ^euermcffcr. 
 
 Pyrpmu'cous, adj. C7iem.brensli(^fd>lcimfaucr. 
 
 Pyr'ope, s. Min. ber eblc®ranat, ,^arfunfcl. 
 
 Pyr6ph'9rii8, s. ber ^i)rop()or, [(broarjc ^bog» 
 p(>or. [faucr. 
 
 Pyrotartar'ic , adj. Chem. brcnjlicb wcinflcin- 
 
 Pyrotgsh'nic, I. or — cal, of/j. sur^cucrn)crF§» 
 fuiift gct)6rigj II. p-s, Pyr'otechny, s. )iic 
 ^cuerraerFcrfunfl. 
 
 Pyrotesh'njst, s. bcr JtunftfcucHDcrfcr. 
 
 P>r6t'jcs, *. pi' fauflif(bc 7frjneimittel. 
 
 Pyr'oxene, *. Min. bcr ^r^roxcn, Ifugit. 
 
 Pyr'rhjc, s. bcr ^i)rr^i(biuS , SSerSfup ton "2 
 Aitrjen ^ ^ . 
 
 Pyrrho'njan, I. or Pyrrhon'ic, orf;. ffeptii'tl) j ^ 
 II. or P>fr'rh(?ni8t, s. bcr ©feptifcr, 3»e{flci. J 
 
 Pyr'rhpnrsm , s. ber ©h'pticigmuS, bic 3n)ci* ' 
 felfudjt. ' 
 
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 571 
 
 Quai 
 
 Pyt/iagore'an , I. x. tier ^Qt^agorderj II. orjIPyf/jon'ic, adj. wa^rfagenb. 
 
 Pyf/iagSr'ic, — cal , adj. pvjt^aQovii^. Pyf/i'pnist, s.ttx Sefc^JDorer, 3aubc«t, SB«^r» 
 
 Pyf/iag'orism , s. bte pQt^Qgorifd^c Seljre. I fager , SBcijfagcr. 
 Pyf/i'onesg! s. fcis SSeijfagerinn. llPJfjf, I'ld. Pix. 
 
 Q. 
 
 Q [ku] , (tin QKitlautcr) baS n, q. 
 
 Q., abbr, fl. Queen, «iuestion, quantity; q., fl. 
 
 quadrans (farthing), quasi (as if) ; Q. C, fl. 
 
 Qneen's College; qr., fl. quire; Qr., qr., fl. 
 
 quarter ; qt. , fl. quarter; q. «., fl. quantum 
 
 sufJlcit.^O mcl not&ig ift, qur. , fl. quarter; 
 
 qut. , fl. quart; qr. ft. quod oide, vod^C& 
 
 fie^ej Qy., ft. Query. 
 Quab [qwSb] , s. Ich. ^it tlmhhe, Tfolroupc. 
 To Quack, v. I. n. 1. quttdfalbern, benOJJarft* 
 
 fc^rcicr madjen^ 2. gropfprc(benj pro^lenj 3. 
 
 qudfen, frd^cn j II. a. to — titles, Bks. atten 
 
 Jtrebfen neue Sitel corbrucfcn. 
 Quack, I. *. C— doctor, Quack'salver) 1. ber 
 
 nuacffalbcr, OJtorftfd^rcicrj 2. ber Stumper; 
 
 ^fuf^erj 3. ber ©ropfprc(icr,^rQl;lcr5 U. 
 
 or Quack'ish* adj. 1. quarffalbcrifc^ i 2. grop« 
 Quack'^ry, s. bic SluarffQlbcrci. [fpre^erifi- 
 Quadragena'rjous [quod — , foallefll.], adj. 
 
 ioierjigidf)rig. [§aflcn. 
 
 ♦Quadrages'imgil, adj. jur ^aflcnjeit ge^orig, 
 
 * Quad'rangic , s. baS Sicrccf. 
 *Quadr;Wgriiar, adj. mcudiQ, picrroinflig. 
 *Quad'rant, s. 1. ba§ SSiertelj 2. Ast. ber 
 
 HuQbrant, Siertetjirfel. 
 *Quadran'tal , I. adj. in bcm oiertcn %t}iil cU 
 ne§ 3irfelS befxnblic^j — triangle, ciii fp^dru 
 fd)c§ Dreiecf j H. s. Geom. ber SBurfel. ! 
 
 * Quad'rate, I. adj. I.gcpiert5 2. oiere(tigi3. inj 
 t>icr glei(i)e Ztidk t^dlborj 4. paffenb, angc=j 
 meffenj ridjtigi II. s. 1. ba§ Sluabrot (ttU(b 
 Typ.), ©coierte, SSicrctf^ 2. Ast. ber ge= 
 x>kvU ©(^cin. 
 
 *To Quad'rate, v. I. n. paffenj cntfprcd^enj 
 
 II. a. Gun. (tin ©turf ®efd)u§) rid^tig oufbie 
 
 Sajfette fe|en. 
 *Quadrat'jc, I. adj. 1. quabratif(b 5 2. gcpiert, 
 
 in Huabratform j U- q-s. s. pi. Alg, bic qutt= 
 
 bratifcbcn ©leic^ungett. 
 *Quad'ratrix, s. Geom. bic H-Uabratlinie. 
 
 * Quad'rature [— tshur] , *. 1. bie Sluabratur, 
 SBierung ,* 2. bttS SSierccftge, SSiercrf j 3. Ast. 
 liah 5i)?onb§Diertct. 
 
 * Quadren'nial, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. I. Pier* 
 id^rigj2. pierjd^rlid^. 
 
 *Quad'r.ible, adj. gcoierbar, in'8 ©coierte |u 
 
 hxinc{Ctt. 
 ♦Quad'rifTd, adj. pterfpaltig, Diert^eilig. 
 ♦Quadrjiat'^ral, I. adj. oicrfeitig i II. s.tai 
 
 Sierecf j 111. — ness, *. bie SSierfcitigFcit. 
 Quadrille' [ka — ], s. hit tluabrille (ein Xanj 
 
 unb ein ^ortenfpieO- 
 *Quadr«nO'mial, adj. Math. Picmamig. 
 ♦Quadrip'artlte, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adt. In ciec 
 
 3:^cilc get^eilt, gepiert. 
 ♦Qujidriparti'tion, s. bic S^citung in pier. 
 ♦Quadrrph'yllous, adj. Dot. oierbldttcrig. 
 ♦Quad'rjreme, s. bie Pierrubcrige ©alcere. 
 *Quadrisyl'l?bie , I. adj. picrftlbigj II. s. ba§ 
 
 oierfilbige SBort. 
 ♦Quad'rjvalve, I. adj. 1. picrf(^aUgj 2. or 
 
 ♦Quadrjval'vular, But. mit Pier ^lappeni 
 
 11. q-g, *. pi. baS3:^or mit pier ^liigeln. [fen. 
 *Quadriv'j?il, adj. TOO tier SBegejufammcnflo= 
 ♦Quadrddn', s. ber Sluarteron (5)?ifd)ling pon 
 
 SBeipen unb 9J?ulatten). 
 *Quad'ruped, I. ,v. baS pierfufigcIKt)icr5 U.or 
 
 * Quadru'pedal , — dous , adj. 1 . »-fupig j 2. 
 
 incrfiipige S^icre betreffenb, t^ierif(^. 
 ♦Quad'ruple, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. tierfofb. 
 *To Quadru'pljcate, v. a. ocrpierfa(ben. 
 * Quadrupljca'tion, s. bie SBcrinerfdiung. 
 Quae're, (lat.) eg fragt fid? , c§ ifl bie gragc. 
 Quaes'tor, &c. vid. Quest .... [fen. 
 
 To Qujiff, V. a. k n. jecben, f(bn)elgerif(b trin» 
 Quaff, s. ber ©(bluet. 
 Quaf fer , .v. ber 3ed)er, ©dufer. 
 Quag'gy, adj. fumpfig , n>ei(b. 
 Quag'mTre, s. bcr ©umpfboben, bie Jtotblacbe. 
 To Quag'inire, v. a. in ^otl) oerfcnfen. 
 Quail, v. Orn. bie SBacbtel. 
 To Quail, V. I. a. vid. To Quell; II. n. 1. ge« 
 
 rinnen, 2. fid) l^drmen , trauern? ben »SJJut^ 
 
 perlieren. 
 Quaint, I. adj'. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. fein^ fauber, 
 
 nett, niebli(b/ artig^ 2. alljugenau, ju fein, 
 
 gefudjtj 3. Qffectirt, gejicrt j 4. feltfttm, eigen« 
 
 tt)umli^ , ungen)6bnli<b j HI* — ne^s. •'f' !• bic 
 
 5iiebli(bfeit , ^rtigFcit, Oejiertbeit; 2. tie 
 
 ©cltfamFeit, ©igent^umlicbfeit. 
 
Quak 
 
 572 
 
 Quar 
 
 To Quake, v. n. jittern, bcbcn. [rung. 
 
 Quake, s. tQ§ ^itttxn, SbeUn, t>ie erfiuttc= 
 Qua'ker, s, icr 3ittcrer, Hudfer, vid. Friend 
 Qua'k?i?88, s. t)ie nudferinn. [4. 
 
 Qua'kerism, s. t)Q§ tludfert^um. 
 Qua'kerly, adj. qudfermdpig. 
 Qua'kjng-grass, *. Bnt. fcas ^ittergraS. 
 
 Qual'ifiable [qiioi' — , fo Dic fll.], adj. einer 
 
 (Sinf(^rdnfung , k. fdtjig. 
 *Qualifjc:Vtion, a-. 1 . Die SBefd^igung j 2. t)ic 
 
 eigenfc^Qft, gdl)i9feit, 35efd)affen^cit5 3. t>ic 
 
 ©eftimmimgi 4-. "uie aSetitelung 5 5. Die Gin* 
 
 ftijrdnfung, 50iilDcrung. 
 *Qual'ified, p. a. 1. gecignetj 2. begabti 3. 
 
 (iagt)Obere^ttgt j 4. bcf^immt, eingefdjrdnft. 
 •Qual'jfler, ^. l.tcr ol).toa& tucbtig OJJadKnte, 
 
 ®inf(brdnfenDc,2Co2.l>.®ropfprc(bcr,^ra^ler. 
 *To Qual'jfy, V. a. 1. tficbtig, gecigitet, oD. ge= 
 
 f(bicftmQ(ben5 2. berccbtigen; 3. (gigenf(bQf» 
 
 ten beilcgen, benennen, 4. (an)eignen,5utbei» 
 
 len, begabciM 5- bcftimmen, befcbrdnfen, mil* 
 
 Dcrn, mdpigcn > 6. abdnt^crn j to — one's self, 
 
 fKb eignen (ju . . .)• 
 ♦Qual'ity, s. 1. bie Qigenf^aft, S5cf(baffen^eit, 
 
 :}(rt5 2. t>ic ®cmutb8art5 3. ber 3:itcl, bie 
 
 SBurbcj 4. ba& Wel)en, ber ©tanb, Otangj 
 
 5.(peopie of— )ber'jrbel3 bieSJtanbeSperfonen. 
 Qualm [qufun], ,v. I. bic pI6§li(be^nn)anblung 
 
 oon Ubclfeit^Dbnoi^'btj 2. (—of conscience) 
 
 bcr ©croif: n?sn>eifcl, ©crupel. 
 ♦Qualm'ish, I. adj. {pl6§li(be) Ubelfcit cmpfin* 
 
 benb^i- — n«ss *.bieUbclfeit,^nn>anblung 
 
 finer ©bnntatbt. 
 Quanda'ry [quon — ], s. vulg. bcr 3n>cifcl, bic 
 
 Unf(blufngfeit, SSerlcgenbcit , ©il^roicngfeit. 
 Quan'tjtative, Quan't|tive[qu6n'— ], adj. ftd) 
 
 Quf 5Kengc obcr 'JCnjabl bcjiebeub; ©ropen-. 
 
 * Quan'tjty, s. 1. bie SluantilQt, ©rope 5 2. bie 
 aSielbeit, 93?enge, bag ^afi 3. bcrX^eil, bag 
 ©turf) 4. 7'. bag (3eit=)2}^af, bie Sluantitdt. 
 
 •Quan'tuin, s. r^ai Quantum, bie 50^cngc, 
 ®r6^e, ta^ ^Mf, bcr Sctrag, \)it ©ummc. 
 
 Quar'antain,Quar'antine[qu6r' — , fo bic fli.], 
 s. bic duarantdnej to pass (to perform . to 
 serve or to make) — , D.UQrantdnc ^)Qltcn. 
 
 *To Quar'^ntine, v. a. SlUQrantdnc auferlegen. 
 
 Quar'rel [quCr'— ], s. 1. bcr 3anf, ©trcit, 
 3»ift, ^aberj 2. bcr ®runb, bie Urfadjc sum 
 3an!cn 5 3. bic "JCbneigung, ber Unroillc, ©roll 5 
 4. ber ©lafcrbiomantj — picker, bcr 3dnfer. 
 
 •To Quar'rel, u. n. imhn, f^rciten, fcifen, ba» 
 
 * Quar'r?l?r, *. bcr 3dnfer, ^abcrcr. [bern. 
 *Quar'reUome, I. or *Q»iar'relous, arf;.; 11. 
 
 - ly, adv. jdnfifd), sanfjucbtig , flrcitfucbtigj 
 111. — ness, *. bic 3anffu(bt. 
 •Quar'ry, s. 1. bcr 0teinbrud^, ®nicb, bie 
 
 ©rube 5 2. Sport, bcr gioub, bag 5Bilbrc(bt bet 
 ^unbc unb <Sto^»?6gclj — man, ber @tcin» 
 brecbcr j — stones , asrudjflcinc. 
 
 *ToQuar'ry, v.a.(@teinc,K.)bre(ben. 
 
 * Quar'ryings , s. pi. abgebro^cnc ©tucfc ocn 
 ben in ©tcingrubcn bearbcitctcn (Stcincn. 
 
 QuArt, .V. 1. bag auart, ©icrtelmaf (cincs 
 ©anon), cnglifcbe aJlapj 2. bie nuarte im 
 •piquet 5 — bottle, bieO}JapfIafdK5 — pot, bag 
 !85icrtelmap. [gicbcr. 
 
 Quar'tain, s. (— ague) Med. bag inertdgigc 
 
 Quarta'tion, *. Cliem, bic ®(beibung burcb bic 
 £Luart, Cluartation. 
 
 Quar'ter, s. 1. bag SSicrtclj 2.bag5obrc5uiers 
 tcl, 3. bie ©cgcnb (au^fts.), .f)immclggc» 
 genb, ©cite, bag Sfleoicr, 4. bag (StabtiMcr* 
 tcl 5 5. bag Sluarticr: a) Mil. bag Eager j b) 
 bic SBobnung, ber Qfufcnt^altj 6. a) bcr cngl. 
 5JJaltcr (OJJap r>. sm^Wi h) bcr incrtcl 
 (§cntncr(28^)5 T. Butch, bag (^ammcU) 
 SSicrtclj 8. T. bic Sracbt (eeitcntt)cilc ber 
 SBanb beg .f)ufcg Ui pferbcn unb (5fcln)5 9. 
 vid. — piece; 10. Her. bic "JCbtbeilung , ti<xi 
 §clb, auarticr (SSiertcl beg ©(bilbeg)} 11. 
 Mar. a) (- of a ship) bic SBinboicrung j 
 ?>) q-8 of the yards, Xbt^eilungcn bcr 9laa j 
 Mils. 12.®nobe,parbon5 13.q-s, p/.bicpc= 
 flen 5 5)Zilitdrflationcn 5 14. Man. (bci ^fcr= 
 ben) bic ©(bultcrn, ^uftcn, SSorbers unb ^in- 
 terbeinc, - of an hour, bie SSiertclflunbcj - 
 of a year, bag SS-jo^rj Sluartal, 5obrcg»>ieri 
 tcl. Mars, on the — , bactflaggmcifc (J>om 
 SBinb)j — bill, bic ©cblacbtroUcj — cloths, 
 bag ©(banjflcibj — day, bag tluartal, bcr 
 jCuatcmber, S-jabrgtag , — day term, bag 
 Cluartal (bcfonberg alg 3ablunggtcrmin) j 
 Mar-*. — deck , W ©cbanjc,- bag ^albtjct* 
 beef) 4>intcroerbecf j — gallery, — railing 
 bic ©eitcngalleric} — gunner , ber 6onflabcl= 
 moat 5 — ladder, bie ©turmlciterj — master, 
 bcr Sluartiermcifter , ©(bicmann 5 — piece, 
 1. bag oierccfige (guges)©tuct} T. 4 3cll 
 bicfeg 3immcrbol5 } 2. 5/toe-m.bag Sluarticr, 
 ^erfcnlcbcr) — pierced, Her. in bcr OJfitte 
 oierccCigbur(bbobrt 5 — ranger, bcr 0lc»?icr» 
 gdngcrj — round , Arch, bcr SS-flab j — sec- 
 tion of land. Am. ungcf. 160 'iiijitx ^anb j — 
 sessions, pi. bag D.uartalgcri(bt/ bic »-idbn» 
 gen ®cri(btgfi|ungcn 5 — staff, cin furjcr bif- 
 fcr ©tab j — tone, Mas. bcr S5-ton 5 — m ind. 
 Mar. ber ©eitcnroinb, ^acfflaggwinb. 
 
 To Quar't^r, v. I. a. I. cicrtbeiUn, 2. tbcilen, 
 jcrtbcilcn, 3. fpaltcn, jcrrcipcnj 4. cinquar* 
 ticren, cinlogircnj 5. Her. (bag SBapcn* 
 fcbilb) tbcilcn, im SBapcn fubren^ il. «. 
 Sluartier bobcn: Ucgcnj wobncn. 
 
Quar 
 
 573 
 
 Quei 
 
 QaaHt^rage, s. ba& SSicrtclja^rSgelt. 
 QaAr'tenng, *. Her, bic 2Bapcnfd)ill)&t^eilungj 
 
 — wind, roic Quarter-wind. 
 
 Qaar't^rly, adj. & adv, 1. oicrtelid^rig J 2. tin 
 SSicrtcl cnt^altent) j 3. /fer. im geoicrten 
 
 Quar'tern, j. btt§ Sluarttcr(3^cn, SSiertelnopet. 
 
 Quartett', Quartet'tO, j. 1. Mus. ba§ Sluar^ 
 tcttj 2. lit cierjciUge ©trop^e^ — tables 
 mv in (gms s« f*iebent)c Sifd^c^cn. 
 
 Qaar'tjle, At^ I. arfj. geoiert^ II. (— aspect) 
 A', ber gcpicrtc ©c^cin, ®ev>icrtflanb. 
 
 Qair'to, s. 1. baS Huttrt (=gormat), bicSSicrs 
 tclform? 2. (— book) ber Sluortant. 
 
 Quartz, s. Min, bcr Sluarj^ — rhombic, ber 
 gemcinc gelbfpat^ i (granular) — rock, bttS 
 (f6rnigc)£luarjge^ein, ber UrquarjfclS. 
 
 Quartzif?rous, adj. quarjcrjcugenb. 
 
 Qodrt'zOse, Quart'zous, Quart'zy, adj. qUQrj* 
 ortig , quarjig. 
 
 To Quash [quSsh] , v. I. a. I. (jcr)quctf(&en, 
 Sermalmcn, jerfd^mctteni j 2. unterbrurfen, 
 uberwfilttgen 5 3. jerflorcn, oernidjtcni 4. 
 Law,amnUixm, aufl)cben, caffirenj II. n. 
 [(^uttcrn, [(^roanfen. 
 
 ♦Quash, y. cine^rtn.^iirbi^, berSiirFenbunb. 
 
 Quas'sja [quosh'ia] , s. 1. baS £l.ua)Tia()0l5J 2. 
 Bof. ber nuaffiabaum. 
 
 Quas'sjn [quSs^— ], *. Ckem. baS D-Uaffm. 
 
 Quat'?r [kat' — ] , vicf. Cater, kc. 
 
 Quater^nary, 1. or Quater'njon, Quater'njty, 
 A-. bieSicr, ba& ®emcrtC5 il. adj. au§ oier 
 bcflc^cnb. [ocr§. 
 
 Qoa'train, s. bic »ierseiligc ©tropic, ber ®icr» 
 
 To Qua'v?r, v. n. 1. jittern, oib rircn , 2. S^ril* 
 (er f(!^lagcn, triUern- 
 
 Qua'v?r, s. Mus. 1. ba$ HdittU 2. ber Shriller. 
 
 Quay [ke] , &<.. vtd. Ke} , &c. 
 
 Quean, a-. bttS pcrworfenc 5JJenfcb. [2. ber Qhl. 
 
 Quea'siness, s. l.bieflbcl!eit,5)fagenfii)md(^ei 
 
 Quea'sy , adj. 1. matt, \6)X0Ci6), ubeli 2. cfelj 
 3. jart. [SSeilfcfpiel. 
 
 Queck'-bOard, s. 1. bic SPeilfetafcli 2. baS 
 
 Queen , *. 1. bie ,K6mgin) 2. bie Same (in 
 ber .ffartC) j — of the mcado»v, Bot. lie SBic* 
 fenfonigin i — apple , bic SRcinettc j — bee, 
 bie Sienenfonigini —'s bench, baS £)ber= 
 ^ofgerid^t in gonbonj — consort, Law, bie 
 ^. burcb SSermd^lungj - dowager, bie oer* 
 »ittn>ete ^.j — 's gilliflower, Bot. bic ^a(i)t' 
 oiolcj— 's metal, baSSBeifmetatt)— posts, T. 
 jpdngefdulenj — regnant, bie regierenbc ^.5 
 
 — '8 ware , ba§ gclbc (Steinjeug. 
 
 To Queen it, v. n. bic JKonigin fpiclen. 
 Quee'ning,v/f/. Queen-apple, [gin, f6nigli(b. 
 Queen'IIke, Queen'ly, adj. gleicb eincr^6ni= 
 
 Queer, I, adj. ; II. — ly, adv, 1. feltfam, fonbcr* 
 
 bar, eigen, n3unbcrU4>, narrifci , 2. Uftig, per* 
 
 f(^lageni frdnflit^j 3. cant, niebrig , fcblec^t, 
 
 n)ert(>lo& (oiele bamit sufommengefc^tc cant- 
 
 ph-s. fxe^e in Flugel's Compl. Diet.) ; III. - 
 
 ness, s. bie ©cltfom^it, SBunberIi(]^!eit. 
 Qneest, s.bie|)0ljtaube. :! Quell, s. ber SiJJorb. 
 To Quell, V. I. a. bdmpfen, ^emmen, unter- 
 
 briicfcn, bcjraingcnj II. n. nac^laffen. 
 Quei'ler, .v. ber SScjwingcr, Unterbrucfer. 
 To Quench, v. I. a. 1. l6f(ben,bdmpfen,ftiUeni 
 
 2. Qu&Iofc^en} 3. jerflorcnj II. n. abfu^Ien. 
 Quen'chable, adj. ju I6f(ben, ju fliUen , au§^ 
 
 I6f(bli(^. [ba§ 2of*feutc^en. 
 
 Quen'cher, s. 1. ber Sofcbenbc, Ddmpfcnbcj 2. 
 Quench'I^RS, I. adj. nit^t JU bdntpfen, UttttUS* 
 
 I6[(^li(^ 5 II. — ness, 5. bicUnau&Iof(bli(&feit. 
 Quen'tjn, *. 1. bie flare Seinroanb au§ St. 
 
 Sluentini 2. Sluintin, tluintian (9}?-n.). 
 Quer'citrQn, s. (— bark) bie Sluercitron=9linb«; . 
 Querirao'njous , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. flag- 
 
 fiiii^tig , flagenb , fldglii } III. — ness , *. bie 
 Quc'rjst, v. ber ^rager. [Jtlagfu(bt. 
 
 Quiirk, vid. Quirk. 
 
 Quern, s. (tt^tmaU) bie (JtornO^anbmu^le. 
 Quer'po, .v. bic SBeftc, %adc. 
 Quer'ry, s. I. ber 5DlarflaU5 2. ber ©taamciflcr. 
 Quer'ulous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adu. 1. HagfAc^* 
 
 tigj 2. fldglid), iammernbj III. — ness, *.bic 
 
 ^lagfu(bt, bad ftete Jtlagen. 
 Que'ry,*. bie^vagc. 
 roQue'ry,v. a. 1. (au(^ n.) fragenj 2. fu» 
 
 d)en, erforf(^en,- 3. auSfragcn? 4. prufen, 
 
 bej»eifeln. 
 Quest, .V. 1. ba§ @uii)en j 2. ba§ TTnfucben, bie 
 
 ?&ittei to be in — of, fuij^en j to go in — of, 
 To Quest, V. a. (auf)fuien. [auffud^cn. 
 
 Ques'tion [— 'tshijn], s. 1. bic ^ragcj 2. bit 
 Untcrfuc^ung j 3. bie ©treitfrage, ber ©treit* 
 punfti 4. ber^weifcl, ©treitj 5. bag S>er^ 
 ^6r^ 6. bie Slcc^enfd^afti 7. bic peinli(bc ^ra= 
 ge, goiter 5 the matter in — , bie Dorlicgcnbe, 
 in Sdebe fle^cnbe ©adjci to call in (into) — , 
 in 3n)eife! sicken) questions and commands, 
 ba§ ^ragcfpicl. 
 
 *To Ques'tion, v. n. l.fragcnj 2. flreiteni 
 bcfragcnj 3. oer^Sren, ab^orenj 4. unterfu« 
 (^en, 5. jur9le(3i)enf(baft sicken} 6. in3»Dei= 
 fcl sicken. 
 
 * Ques'tionable, I. adj. ; II — ly , adu. 1. JU 
 fragen, jur Sted^enfitaft ju jieljen^ 2. jrocifcU 
 ^aft, ungcmif, flrtitig? 3. perbditig j III. — 
 ness , .V. 1 . bie ^-ragfalligfeit, 2. bie 3wcifel- 
 ^aftigfcit. 
 
 ♦Ques'tionary, adj. fragenb, nacbfragcnb. 
 
 " Ques'tioner, i-.ber §rager,K. c/.To Question. 
 
Ques 
 
 574 
 
 Quip 
 
 ♦ Qoes'tionist , s. 1. ber^roger, Unterfut^erj 
 2.Dcr (5ttnl)it)otl)er freicn.ff linftc ju gambrifege. 
 
 * Ques'tionless , adj. & adv. unftrcitig , O^nc 
 Ques'tQf, s. bcr SLuaftor, 0lciitmeifter.[3«cifcl. 
 Ques'torship , .v. Uc Sluttftur, bQ§ Olcntmei= 
 
 fleromt. [(Sinne^mer. 
 
 Ques'tuary, I. adj. geroinnfU(^tigj II. .v. Ux 
 Queue [ku], vid. Cue. Quib, vid. Quip. 
 Qiiifb'ble, s. baS SBortfpiel, t)ie B^ciDeutigfcit, 
 
 SBi^clci, Der ©pap. 
 To Quib'ble, v. n. 1. in SSortfpielcn refeen, 
 
 roi^clnj 2. SBortfpielc madden. 
 Quib'bler, j. Dcr Sffiortfpieler, SBi^ling. 
 Quick, ad;. & arfy. 1. lebenDig, 2. Icb^aft, 
 
 muntcr,- 3. gcff^roinbe, f^neU, rafdjj 4. t^5 
 
 tig J 3. fein,f(§arf i 6. f^roangcr, — beam, tie 
 
 Gbcrdfie, bcrSSogelbecrbaumj — grass, uid. 
 
 Quitchgrass; — lime, bcr ungclofd)te ^alf 3 
 
 — (-to-)match, bie Sunte, ©tupinc, — may 
 Bot. bcr^ogeborn j — pated,7tg:. aufgcmecttj 
 
 — Band, bcr ^lugfonb, Sriebfanb} — scab, 
 t)tx fc^arfe obcr frcffcnbe ®rinb (bcr ^fcrbe) j 
 
 — scented , dm feinc ?iafc ^abenb 5 — set , I. 
 adj. t»pn frifd^cm ®runj II. or — set hedge, 
 s. ber Icbenbigc 3aun, bic ^ccfej to — set, 
 einc ^ecfe madjcnj — sighted, [tbarfiidjtigi 
 
 — silver, ba&Sluccffilberj To — silver, mit 
 SLuecftllbcr iibcrjic^en 5 — silver-ore, bQ& 
 £Luccffilbcr()orncr5 j — tree, vid. — beam ; — 
 witted,f(]^arfrinnigi— work,7u"(/.Sheer-strake. 
 
 Quick, s. 1. baS Sebenbige, ©rune^ 2. ba§ 2c- 
 
 bcn: lebenbigc ^Icifd)^ to cut to the — , fig. 
 
 QufbQSSicfftecrgreifcn. 
 To Quick'en , v. I. a. 1. bclebcn, bcfeelcnj 2. 
 
 anfcucrn, errcgcn, rcijcnj 3. bcgeiftcrnj 4. 
 
 bcfdjleunigcnj II. n. 1. Icbenbig roerbcnj 2. 
 
 fitb regen, fi^ fd)ncll, t)urtig beroegcn. 
 Quick'en^r, s. bcr, ti(X^ Sclebcnbe, it. 
 Qnick'ly, adv. t>. Quick. 
 Quick'ness, s. 1. bie Olcgfamfeit, Scbbaftigfcit, 
 
 @(^ncUigfeitj 2. bic gein^cit, ©cbdrfc 
 Quid, s. vulg. bad ^ricmc^cn (Zahai) ? — nunc, 
 
 ber (politifc^c) S^euigfcitSfrdmer. 
 To Qurd, V. n. mdg. %o^ial fauen. 
 Quid'dany, s. bic SIuittenlQtrocrgc. 
 QuTd'datifve, adj. Log. »cfcntli(^. 
 QuVdMify, s. 1. Log. Uh SSaS, SBefctii 2. bic 
 
 epi^finbigMt {Sk.-. Quiddit,ba§sa5ort[piel). 
 Quid-pro-quo (lat.), s. 1. Law, bie gcgen= 
 
 fcitigf (contractlit^e) SRcrpflic^tung ; 2. bie 
 Qujes'cence, s. bic Olu^c. [a5cmed)fclung. 
 Quies'cent, adj. 1. in 9lu^e, ftill,* 2. 6' ram. 
 
 quicScirenb, flumm. 
 Qui'et, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adu. ru^ig, \i\\i, fricb= 
 
 Ud)5 gelairenj ill. s. bie Sftu^c, StiUe,ber 
 
 Sricbe. 
 
 ToQui'^t, V. a. 1. bcru^igcn, fliUcnj 2. be» 
 
 fdnftigcn, cinfd^ldfcrn. 
 Qui'eter, s. bcr (bic, Mh) ajcru^igcnbc 
 Qui'^tism, s. ber D.uicti§mu§. 
 Qui'^tist, s. bcr D.uictifi. 
 Qui'^tness , Qui'etude, -v. 1. bic 0lul)C, BtlUt, 
 
 ^ricblid)fcit5 2. bic ®claffcnl)cit, bcr ©leid^-- 
 
 mutt). 
 QuTe'tgs , *. 1. Law, bie fflclcgquittung i\ bet 
 
 ©d)a§fammcr j 2. bic cnbli(^c9tu^c, bcr Sob. 
 Quill, ;y. 1. bcr (gcbcr^^icl, bic (S'cbcr*) 
 
 ©pule, ^cbcrj 2. bic SBcbcrfpuIc, ba69lol)r5 
 
 3, bcr ©tQc^cl (cincg Sgels) j 4. bcr ^loppcl 
 
 (sura ^acfbrcte) j — of a barrel , ber ^a^n, 
 
 ba§ Suftsdpfd^cnj — boy, ber (Spuljungc {in 
 
 aScbcrcicu)} — driver, col. bcr ©djmicrcr, 
 
 •ocbrcibcr. 
 
 To Quill, y. a. fallen, prcJTcn. 
 Quilt, s. 1. bie ajJatro^c, ba6 ^polftcr, 2. bie 
 
 burdjnd^te (geftepptc) (©ett*)J)ccfe} 3. ber 
 
 au§gcnd^tc {Rocfj — maker, bcr ipolftcrma= 
 
 (^cr, Sdfc^ncr. 
 To Quilt, V. a. l.polflcrn, auSftopfcnj 2. au§* 
 
 nd^en, mit (SaumOSSoUe unternd^cnj q-ed 
 
 goods, *pique'§. 
 
 Quiltinet', s. bcr figurirtc ^ique. 
 Quil'ting , 5. 1 . bie burd}ndbcte, gcficpptc ^r* 
 
 bcitj 2. ber^iquej 3. Mar.W ^Kattcbon 
 
 plottera Saurocrf um^rufcn unb anberc flei= 
 
 ncrnc ©cfdf c ^erum. 
 
 Qui'n^iry, adj. gcfunft, au§ fiinf bcftc^cnb. 
 Quince, s. Bot. tik SLuittej English—, bie 
 Qujnciin'cial, adj. gefunftf6rmig.[^pfelquitte. 
 Quin'ciinx, *. ba& ©efunfte, ©c^cn ber ?Sdu» 
 
 me, 2c. na(b bcr ^igur ciner r6mifd)cn V 
 
 [•••.•. -J. 
 Quin'ja, Qum'ine, s. Chem. ba§ 6()inin. 
 Quinquages'jm^, vid. Shrove-sunday. 
 Qujnquan'gular, adj. fiinfainfclig. 
 Quin'quelTd, adj. Bot. fiinffpaltig. 
 Quinquefo'liat?d, adj. TJo^ fiinfbldtterig. 
 Quinquen'nial, I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. funfja^s 
 Quifn'qujna, s. bie (5^ina(=Sflinbc). [rig. 
 
 Quin'sy, .v. Med. bic Jlc^lfud^t, Srdune. 
 Quint, s. 1. bic ^iinf j 2. 7'. bie Huintc 
 Quifn'tain, s. vid. Quintin. 
 Quin'tal,.v. bcr (Centner. 
 Quint^roOn', s. ber Sluintcron (OJJifdjling con 
 
 aScipen unb 9}Jcf^ijcn). 
 Quintes'sence , s. bic Huinteffcuj. [fie^cnb. 
 Quintessen'tial , adj. au§ bcr tluintcffcns bc» 
 Quin'tjle, s.Ast.\iex gcfiinftc ob.?5unftcI«6<icin. 
 Quin'tln, J. bic SLuintanc (cin SurnicrfpicI). 
 QuTn'tuple, adj. funffac^. 
 Quip, .V. ber <Btii, bie ©tic^clci. 
 To Quip, V. a. kn. fiic^cln, Uiux fpottcn. 
 
Qiiir 
 
 575 
 
 Raba 
 
 Qaire, J. 1. fcaS ©ud) (24 iSogcn) Ropier, 2, 
 bttS .f)cft ton jmei aSogenj in quires, ungc* 
 bunten j 3. t5as Sljor. 
 
 To Quire, v. n. im Q^ox fingen. 
 
 Quir'jster , s. Uv 6(>orfdnQer. 
 
 Quirk, s. 1. icr leb^afte ^nfaUj 2. tie ®pi§s 
 ftntigfeit, ^inte, tjcr (S^ed^tSO^^niffj 3. Die 
 SBi^elei, eti^elei, 4. bog SBortfpieU &• ^cS 
 mufifal. (Stilcfc^cn, 6. pin ocm SSaugrunt) 
 fiir einen 4>of abgefonDerfer ^Iq§. 
 
 Quir'kish, adj. fpi|finl>ig. 
 
 To Quit, u. a. reg. & ir. 1. oerlQJfen, Qufgc* 
 ben, abgeben^nicberlegen, 2.befreien5 3.er= 
 lebigcn abmoc^en j 4. quittiren, auSgleit^en? 
 5. tntxi^Un^ 6. vid. To Acquit & To Re- 
 quite ; to — (scores) with one, obre^nen, 1x6) 
 QuSgleidjen mit . . . , ooUig bejtt^Ien. 
 
 Quit, adj. quitt, frei, loS, lebigj to go — , 1. 
 loSgcfprod^cn merbcnj loSfommenj 2. gut 
 roeg^ommeni Laic-s. — claim , Der SSerjid)t; 
 bie 3ururfna^me5 — rent, ber erbjins. 
 
 Quitch'-grass, s. Bot. boS Sluecfengra§. 
 
 Quite, adv. ganj, ganjlicb, tollig, burd)au§. 
 
 Quits! inf. quitt! gut! ritbtig! obgemacbtl 
 
 Quit'tal, s. 1. lii (aBicter=)SSergeltung5 2. 
 tie Olucfja^Iung. 
 
 Quit'tance, s. 1. bie ©eja^Iung^aSciitbtigung j 
 2. bie entlebigung? 3. bie SScrgeltungj 4. 
 ber (Smpfangfdjein, bie Sluittung. 
 
 Quit'ter, s. 1. ber fficrlaffer, i(. cf. To Quit; 2. 
 ber eiterj 3. bie 3innfd)lQcfen, 3innaf(i^C5 4. 
 (— bone) Vet. bie ^artc ®ef(^n>ulf^ an ber 
 
 Quiv'^r, *. ber vtScber. [^ronc bc& ^ufcS. 
 
 To Quiv'^r, V. n. jittern, f(bouern, jucten. 
 
 Quiv'^red, adj. 1. mit cincm Jtoiber, 2. in 
 cinem ^ccber. [mdpig. 
 
 Qujxot'ic, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. bonquirot* 
 
 Quix'otism , s. bie ©onquiyotiabe. [fen. 
 
 To Quiz, V. a. drgern, fpSttcIn, Qufjie^cn, nef* 
 
 Qufz, s. 1 . bie 3tecferei, ©pfitterei j 2. bie rcr» 
 widfeltc Ba6)C, tiai JRdt^fclj 3. or Quiz'z^r, 
 ber ©pottDogcI, S^ccfer. 
 
 Quiz'zing- glass, s. col. Ui Sorgnettc. 
 
 QuSd'libet, s. bic @pi|finbig?eit. 
 
 Qofid'ljng, Quoif, ice. vid. in Co ... . 
 
 Quoit, s. Ut SBurffd^eibe, ber 95eilfeftein. 
 
 Quoits, s.plM^ S[8urff(^eibenfpicl, 95eiIfefpieU 
 
 To Quoit, V, n. Bcfitihen raerfen. 
 
 QuSn'dam, adj. e^cmalig, weilanb. 
 
 Quo'rum, s. Law, ber bef(bIuffdbi9elu§fd()U{>^ 
 
 Quu't^, s. bie SLuotc, ber tcrHItniprndfigt 
 ^nt^cil, bic Sioibcnbe, tia$ QontinfiCnt. 
 
 Quota'tion, *. l.bie^nfu^rungj 2. bieange* 
 fu^rte ©tcUci 3. 7i/p-*.bagQ.uabrQt5 sign* 
 of — , bie'J(nfu^rung§s3ci(ben} Coins, quo- 
 tations (of the prices) , 3?otirungcn (ber 
 ^reife), oie ^reiSliltej quotations of specie, 
 ber ®eIbfourg=3ettel. [notiren , ocrseic^nen. 
 
 To Quote, V. a. I. onfu^rcn, citircnj 2. Com^ 
 
 Quo'ter, *. ber TCnffi^rcr, u. 
 
 Quot/i [or kwui/i] , v. n. d.— I, fagc obcr fagtr 
 i(j^ 3 — he (she) , fagt obcr fagtc er (fie). 
 
 Quotid'jan, I. adj. tdglidj 5 II- s. Med. baS tdg» 
 lid^e ^ieber. 
 
 Quo'ti^nt [— sh^nt], *. Aritli. bcr SlUOticnt. 
 
 Quo-warran'tO [— wpr — ] , s. (lat.) Law, bCC 
 foniglicbe Sefe^l, con einer ongemaptcn ^rci* 
 ffdt JHe(benf(baft s« geben. 
 
 a 
 
 R [ar] , *. (cin ^3)ltttauter) baS m , r. 
 
 R.,a66r.ft. Rex, Regina, (kin^, queen) royal, 
 Rhenish, prime sort (aufbenSallenber fpan. 
 SBoUe), clean hemp (auf ben ffiret(ben be6 
 rigaifdjen ^anfe&)/ rod, rood, ruble, recipe, 
 (take) runaway ; R. A. , ft. royal academy ; 
 R. Adm/., ft. rear-admiral; Rble., fl. ruble; 
 rd., ft. reverend; Rd. Pt., f^. received pay- 
 ment; rd. , reed. , recud., ft. received; rec, 
 fl. recipe (take) ; rec° , ft. recitativo ; Rect., 
 ft. rector; Red., ft. reduced; Reg., ^.regius 
 (royal); Reg. Dep., ft. register deputed ; Reg. 
 Prof., ft. regius professor, foniglid^cr ^ro* 
 feffcrj Regimf., ft. regiment; Regr., ft. re- 
 
 gister; Regf., ft. regent; Rel., ft. reiigion^^ 
 relation ; Ret. , ft. return; Rev., rev., ft. re- 
 velation, reverend ; Revd., ft. reverend ; Rn, 
 Rd., ft. Richard; R. H. , ft. right hand ; R. 
 H. D., ft. right hand door ; Rm., ft. ream ; R. 
 M., ft. royal marines, ready money; R. N., 
 fl. royal navy ; Ro., ft. Robert, Roger ; Rom., 
 ft. romance, Romans; R. P., ft. republica 
 (republic); R. S. S. , ft. regiae societatis 
 sociux (fellow of the royaJ society) ; Rs., ft. 
 rees, rubles ; R^, ft. receipt, right ; Rt. Hon.,^ 
 (HonWc), right honour.nble; Run. , Ilnnt., 
 ft. rundlet. 
 To Rabate', Falc. v. I. a. (ben ^QlFen) nicb«r* 
 
Rabb 
 
 576 
 
 RaflT 
 
 lalTi'n, »iet>er an ftti^ jte^enj n. n. ^erun* 
 tcrfc^tepen. 
 
 To Rab'b^t, v. a. 1. an einant)er fugcn (SSre? 
 
 tcr), einfugenj 2. aHobcln. 
 
 Rab'b^t, 4. r. l.berM^lag, tic ^uge^ 2. (- 
 
 plane) Der ®efim&s unb Stab^obcl 5 3. Mar. 
 
 bic ^ielfuge. [biner. 
 
 Rab'bj [or rab'bi], Rab'bjn.f.bcr (Rabbi, dtdh' 
 
 Rabbin'jc* I. or — cal, adj. rabbinifd^ } II. s. 
 bas 0lQbbinif(be. 
 
 Rab'bjnist, *. Uv {Rabbinifl, Salmubifl. 
 
 Rah'bit, *. Zool. baS ^anincben. 
 
 Rab'bie, #. bcr gcmeinc ^aufc, ^6bcl. 
 
 Rab'jd, I. arfj. rafcnb, wut^enb , »ilb j II.— 
 ness. s, bie Sflaftrci, SBut^, SSilbbcit. 
 
 Rab'jnet, 5. Gwn. tie SSiert^eilS=§eIbf(blangc. 
 
 Raccfidn', uid. Rackoon. 
 
 Race, s. 1. baS ©efcblecbt, bcr ©tamm j 2. bie 
 3u(bt,baS®cjU(bt, bic'M"rt,ber©(bIa95 3 
 (or r-g, pi.) ba§ (Pferbc=)2Bcttrcnncn, bcr 
 SBcttlaufi 4. bag Saufcn, bcrgaufj 5. bcr 
 ^ortf(brittj SBcrlaufi 6. bcr m^, ©tri(b, 
 aDuriftricb) T. bcr reipenbftc Sbcil eineS 
 ©tromcSj 8. vtd. Tide-gate; 9. bcr f(barfe 
 ©cfcbmade (bc§ SBeincg)j lO.bic Bt&vU (bcS 
 a5crflanbc5)j — (of) ginger, bcr ganjc3n9«= 
 bcr, bic Sngbcrwurjcl J — course, m S^enn« 
 ba^nj — horse, baS Slcnnpfcrb. 
 
 To Race, V. I. n. 1. wcttloufcn, mcttrcnncn^ 
 2. Man. mfi^cn (©on lawmen ^fcrbcn)i II. a. 
 1. bur<bfltci^cn} 2. Mar. (mit cincm ,^rab= 
 bcr, racing knife) cinc Stnic reipcn. 
 
 Racema'tion , s. bcr traubcnartigc SBud^ySj — 
 of eggs, bcr eicrflorf . 
 
 Ra^'eme, s. Bot. bic Sraube. [tragenb. 
 
 Racemii'^rous, adj. traubcnartig, Srauben 
 
 Ra9'emon3, adj. in Sraubcn roatbfcnb. [pferb. 
 
 Ra'c?r, s. 1. bcr (SBet^)8flenncr j2. ba&(Rcnn* 
 
 Rach, s. bcr ftbott. ©purbunb. 
 
 Rach'at, Rach'^t, .v. 1. Lair, bcr Grfa$ ffir ci* 
 ncn ©icbflabi j 2. Mor. bic ^u8I6fung. 
 
 Ra'ch?!, s. SHabcl, 9la(bcl C^-n.). 
 
 Ra'cin?ss, s. bic ©tdrfc, ba& @ciftrci(bc (bcS 
 Ifficinc5,:c.j autb^g:.). 
 
 Rack, s. 1. baS Sflcrf (jumaSefefiigcn ber^fcr* 
 be) j 2. bic Sflaufc, (^cuOSlccte^ 3. bcr Sflofi, 
 ©pccfroflj 4. bcr i95ratfpiepbocf i 5. bic ^ici= 
 berleiflcj 6. bic SBagcnlciter^ T. bic goiter 
 (*95anf)5 8. bic «»?arter,^einj 9. bcr epan= 
 ncr, ^rmbruflbafenj 10. bie 3abnftangc j 11. 
 Mar. ba&S^aufenbbeinj 12. Butch.ttev @d^6p= 
 fenboI§> 13. vid. Rach; I4.bcr^a^gang (ci= 
 ncSPfcrbeS)i 15. oW. Rock; 16. u/rf. Ar- 
 rack; ir. bie 00m SBinbe qcjagten SBot!cn j 
 — bone, bcr ^aI§fno(bcn eineS ®(bafe§j - 
 rent, ber ^acbt, ber bem rcmen (Srtrag bc§ 
 
 ®utc& glcld) fommtj — mintage, biejwcitf 
 SBcinlcfc j — work , ba§ 3Qbnn>crf jum Srci* 
 ben unb Sflitbten cincs Selcffopg. 
 
 To Rack, V. I. a. 1. rcrfcn, bebncn, jicbcn j 2. 
 fpanncnj foltcrnj martern, qualcn, 3. Mar. 
 (ein Zau) frcujcnj 4. (SBeinflotfejjiebcnunb 
 
 bcfcbncibcnj 5. (— off; (®etrdnfe) abjic^en 
 
 Ifiuternj II. n. (oon ben SBoIfen) jiebcn. 
 
 Rack'er, s. bcr ^oltcrcr, jc. 
 
 Rack'^t, s. 1. bcr S3aUf(bIfigcI, baS ©cblagnc^, 
 
 marfetj 2. bcr Uxm, baS ®et6fc. 
 To Rack'^t, V. I. a. 1. mitbcm 9lacfct [djlageui 
 
 2. flofcnj II. n. Ifirmenj ftbcrjcn. 
 Rack'jng, s. 1. bic SJJartcr, 2. ba§ Ginro^mcn 
 
 bcr Sutbcj 3. Man, bcr raftbcrc ^o^gang, 
 
 TCntritt, ©rcifcblag. [pi. ed^uppcn('^eUe). 
 Rack66n', s. Zoof.bcraBaf(bbdr,@d)uppj r-s, 
 Ra'cy, adj. flarf (p. ©cf^marf unb ©crudS)), 
 Rad'dock, vid. Ruddock. [gciftrcicb- 
 
 RaMj^l, adj. 1. ^nat. rabial, bic ^rmfpinbcl 
 
 betreffenb j 2. — curves , Geom. (§urtcn, bc= 
 
 rcn £>rbinatcn n>ic ©trablcn ton eincm Wd-- 
 
 tclpunftc auSlaufen. [©d?immcrn. 
 
 Ra'djance, — cy, s. bcr ®lanj , bag ©trafjlcn, 
 Ra'diant, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. flra^lcnb, 
 
 glanjcnb, funfclnb. 
 To Ra'djate, v. 1. w. flrablcn: 1. gldnjcn j 2. 
 
 (wic OlQbicn) t>. cincm g}?ittclpun!tc auSge= 
 
 benj II. a. vid. To Irradiate. 
 Ra'djat^d, odj. uniflrabltj — flowers, Bot.Qt* 
 
 flrabltc SBIumcn, (Strablblumcn? — stone, 
 
 Mill, ber ®trablf(borI. 
 Radja'tion , *. 1. ba§ ©trablcn, ©trablcnrocr* 
 
 fenj 2.bic^u§flrablung, anfcitigcSBcrbreitung. 
 Rad'jcal, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. jur SBurgCl 
 
 gcborig, urfprungIi(b,SBurscr=3 2. ben ®runb 
 
 au§ma(bcnb, ©runbs, 3. angeborcn,natur= 
 
 U(b) HI. s. 1. Gram, a) bcr SBurscIbucbflabcj 
 
 6) bag SB-njort, 2, Qiem. bcr ®runbftoff j 
 
 3. Pol. ber Sflabifalc j IV.- ness, R.adjcal'jty, 
 
 .V. 1. bic Urfprfingli(bWt, ©runbbcfcbajfeue 
 
 ^cit5 2. bie SBurjel. 
 ToRad'jcate, v. I. a. tief einpflonscn, (cin> 
 
 wurjcln loffcn j 11. k. (cin)n)urseln. 
 Rad'Icate, Rad'jcat?d, adj. (ein)gcn>urjclt. 
 Radjca'tion , s. 1. Bot. bic SBurjclbitbung^ 2. 
 
 ba§ einmurjcln. 
 
 Rad'icle , v. Bot. baS SBurjeltbcn. 
 Radjom'eter, .?. Ast. ber S^cobsftab. [(ben. 
 Rad'ish, s. bcr Olettig, (little -) ba§ Olabic^^ 
 Ra'djiis (pi. Ra'dii), 5.1.bcr9labiu§52. Opt. 
 
 bcr 2i(btfirQbl i 3. Anat. bic ^rmfpinbcl, 
 Ra'dix, s. bic SBurjcI. [©pci(be. 
 
 Raff, .V. bcr |)aufcn. 
 Raffle, s. 1. bag ^af(bcn, SBurfcIn (mit ^^ 
 
 SBurfcln), col. ^nodjelnj 2. bcr »paf*i 
 
Raff 
 
 577 
 
 Rama 
 
 3, t)a§ :2fu§fpielen, (©lucfofpiel) } — net , Die 
 Staftel, Dq5 3ugne|. [fpielen. 
 
 To Riiffle, V. n. 1. pafd^en, rourfelnj 2. aus* 
 
 Rjtftler, >y. Dcr SBurfler. 
 
 Raft, s. 1. DaS Slop, bie (|)ols=)Slope, bo& 
 Slccffd^iffj 2. bag ©(^wimm^olH — mer- 
 chant, bcr 35Qut>ols^dnbler5 — port. Mar. Jjic 
 ^icfpforte, urn ^lanfen 5U lQt>en. 
 
 Rafter, s. 1. ber fleinc Salfen, SLuerbalfcn, 
 iSparren^ 2. ba& Sparrrocrfi — foot, ber 
 Srouf^af en^ principal r-s, bicSad^ftuijlfdulen. 
 
 Raftered, adj. Don HuerbalFen gcbauct. 
 
 Rafts'man, s. ber ^lopfu^rer. 
 
 Rag, s. 1. bcr Sumpen, happen, coi. ^e^cn, 
 2. ber aiettlcr^ 3. ber niebrigf^c ^pobelj — 
 boit , Mar. ber SQcfboljen j — man , ber £-» 
 mann, S-fammler? — stone , ber "Sanbftcinj 
 ©(^leifflcin5 — wort, Cof.baS Sacobsfraut. 
 
 Ragamoffin, .v. bcr clcnbc, niebrige 5IKcnfi^, 
 2umpen!erl, Sump, ^jalnnfe. 
 
 Rage,^. 1. bie SBut^, SlQfcreij 2. bie ^cftig= 
 HiU 3. bie ©ierigfeit, ©udjt^ 4. bie entjiif^ 
 fung , 6![tQfe5 5. bie OKobefu^t, 3Jfobe. 
 
 To Rage, r. n. wut^cn, rafen, toben. 
 
 Rage'ful, adj. TOut^enb, tobcnb, grimmig. 
 
 RiVged, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. jerriffen } 2. 
 jerlumpt, lumpigj 3. gottig; 4. fnotig, fnor= 
 rig 5 5.unebcn,rou^5 e.iibelHingenbjT. Bot. 
 fporrig 5 — robin , bie Jturfucfgblume, ^pcd^* 
 nelfej — stone, vid. Rag-stone 5 III. — ness, 
 s. 1. \i<kh ^erlumptej bie Sumpigfciti 2. bQ§ 
 ^norrige, Sdou^c. 
 
 RiV§y> *• -S«*- cine TCrt ,ftamTiiira§. 
 
 Rag'ot, s. HI lirfe, hir^beinige -^ferb. 
 
 To Rag'ster, v. a. pra^Icn, Iclrmcn. 
 
 R?S(g)u!ed', R-lgMly, adj. Her. fnotig, dflig. 
 
 Raid, s.(f(]^ott.) ber(9(loub)einfaa, bte 9105510- 
 
 Rail, .¥. I. Orn. bie ytoUe, ber SBiefcntdufer j 
 II. 1. ber Slieget, bo§ £lucrt)ol5 , bcr ©c^lQg= 
 bourn 5 r-s, 7)/. 2. ©icigbdume (ju ^oljbo^^ 
 nen) , .^olgriegcl i 3. @ifenbQ()nfc^ienen 5 4. bo8 
 (Seldnbcr, V\z Sc^nenj 5. tiiz SBogcnleiter^ 
 6. Mar. bic Slegclingen 5 — road , — way, T. 
 1. ber S^iegelmcg, bic^olsbo^n, 2.ber <Sd^ie* 
 nenirocg, Uz (5ifenbQl)n. 
 
 To Rail, V. I. a. l.miteinem ©eldnbcrober 
 (Sitter ober mit^foflenunb Siuer^Slsem um= 
 gcben, cinfricbigenj 2. sufommenfoppelnj II. 
 n. fpotten, fd^md[)en (at, against, ouf). 
 
 Rai'l^r, s. bcr ©potter. 
 
 Rai'Ijng, s. ba§ ©itter, ©eldnbcr. [ber ©^erj. 
 
 Rail'lery [ral' — ] , s. Uz ©pfitterei, ©ti&elei, 
 
 Rrd'm^nt, s. W ^leibung. 
 
 R:iin,;i.berSflegcn5— bird, Orn. berSl-oogel, 
 — bow, ber St-bogen5 — deer, vid, Rane ; — 
 fowl, Orn. ber ®ri!infpe(^t. 
 
 r. 
 
 To Rain , v. n. & a. regncn. 
 
 Rai'njness, s, bog Stegnigc. 
 
 Rai'ny, adj. rcgnig, rcgnic^t, regncrifc^. 
 
 Raip, s. \i\z 5J?ef rutbe, ^cpfc^nur. 
 
 To Raise, v. a. 1. (ouf)^eben j 2. oufftellcn, 
 ouffc§en, oufri(^tcn j 3. erbouen, oufpi^ren} 
 errid^ten, ftiftcn,- 4.er()cbcni .5. erbo^en, ocr^ 
 gropcrn , ermeitern j 6. beforbcrn 5 T. crmef « 
 fen, errcgcn, 8. jufommenbringcn, fommeln^ 
 9. Dcronloffen, in Umlauf bringcn^ lO.(aSei< 
 sen) bouen, jie^en (oui ©(^ofe,2c.)5 to - 
 money, ®elb oufbringen, ouftrcibcn, eincof* 
 firen j to — the nap of the cloth , Cloth. ba» 
 %Viii oufroubeni to — paste, Seig ju Sotf- 
 roer! formenj to — up , oufroicgeln. 
 
 Rai'ser, *. 1. ber "Jfufbebenbc, Stiftcr , it. , 2. 
 ber^reUflorfj 3. bie Unterloge. 
 
 Rai'sin [ra'zn , oud^ re'zn] , s. bic Stoftnc i — 
 of the sun, bie^ubcbc. 
 
 Rai'sjng-, comp. — hook, Coop, bcr Ubertret= 
 ber^ — piece. Arch, bic 6oble, ©d^roeUe. 
 
 ToIlaite,v.a.^IO(i^S ob.|)anf roficnj r-ingpool, 
 
 Rii'jah , .V. (inb.) ber mojob. [bic ^locbSr^fle. 
 
 Rfike, s. l.berSflecben, bic^orfcj 2.bic9lubr5 
 friirfe ber SSleigieperj 3. bic ^crbc ^uUcn^ 
 4. (-hell) bcr2iebcrli(bc5 ((5ri5=)3SuflIingj 
 Mar. 5. boS Jticlroolfcr^ 6, bos ^Cusfcbicfcn 
 (bcr ^oU) bcr ©tcocn. 
 
 To Rake, v. La. I. rcf^cn, borfen 5 2. jufom- 
 mcnfdjarren ober roffen? 3. )'d)obcn, frozen j 
 4. burcbf^oren, ^cvum fudjen,- 5. ber Sdngc 
 no(bbcfdjiepen5 to — up, oufwiiblcn, II. n. 
 
 1. n)ut)Ien, grobcn? 2. Falc boi^onfliegcttjS. 
 ben SKiiftling fpielen. 
 
 Ra'ker, s. I. ber i>Qrf cr, 2C. i 2. bie 2)fcnfriicf e 5 
 3. bie @(borrc, bos .5trfl|eifcn. 
 
 Ra'kjsh, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. Iicberli(b , 0U8= 
 [(brocifcnbj III. — ness, .v. bic Sicbcrlicbfcit. 
 
 To Ral'ly, v. I. o.l. roicbcr fommcln, in SJrb* 
 nung flcUeni 2. jum ©teben bringen? 3. ccr= 
 fpottcn, aufjicbcn^ H. n. 1. fid) roicbcr fani* 
 meln^ sufammenfommcn^ 2, fpottcn. 
 
 Ral'ly, s. 1. bog SBieberoereinigcn, ®ommcln j 
 
 2. bcr Sd^crj, bos Scberjen. 
 
 Ralph, Rru'pho, s. OtQipb, {Rubolpb (5K-n.). 
 
 Ram, s. 1. ber ©(bofbocf, SKibber^ 2. bcr 
 ©turmbocf, (— 's head) 5Jfaucrbrc(bt'rj - 
 's block, — 's head, Mar. ber Jtorbelblodf 5 — 
 red, ber SobcflocEj — shackled , jerflort, jct- 
 foUen 5 — 's tongue, Bot. ber fpifeigc SBcgerid). 
 
 To Ram, v. a. 1. rommcn, glcicb ober cbcn 
 ftampfen'^ 2. (— up) oerrommenj to — home, 
 tk SobuiNi eincr .Sonone onfc^en. 
 
 Ram'age , 1. s. ber SSogcIgcfong^ — hawk , bet 
 Wing? — velvet, ber gebliimte @ommct} IL 
 s. <fe V. vid. Rummage. 
 
 37 
 
Ramb 
 
 578 
 
 Rapa 
 
 To Ram'ble, v. n. 1. ()erumf(^n)drmen, fd^roei- 
 fen oDer ftreid^cns 2.^g. abfc^weifen. 
 
 Ram'ble, *.bie SBanberung, t)a&4>erumflrei(^en. 
 
 Raiii'bler, a-. Der|)erumfd^n>drmer,|)erumftreis 
 (^er, aSontjercr. 
 
 Ram'bljng, p. .v. DaS |)crumfc^n)cifen , Mc 
 ©c^mdrmereij — mouse, bie <Sc[^n>crteImau§. 
 
 Rum'buOze, Rambuze', s. Dq§ Stambu^ (eiii 
 fiifeS ©etrdnO- [SSrobfc^nitte. 
 
 Rrim'ekin , s. tie mit ^dfe unD ©icrn beberften 
 
 Rriruifica'tion, j. 1. bie ^Cu^breitung in iTfle, 
 3n)ei3e, lbern,:c.5 2. DieSBersrocigung^ S$er= 
 dflung. [3n)eigc scrt^eilen- 
 
 To R:Wjfy, V. a. (& n. ficb) in t^t ober 
 
 Ram'mer, .v. 1. 2'.bie(^Qnb=)9lQmme5 2. Gun. 
 bcr gQbeflodi ^(nfe^er (einer Jlanone), 
 man , ber Sflammer. 
 
 Raii/(m)}sh, Ram'my , adj. boctig j ftinfcnb. 
 
 Ra'mous, adj. dfltg. 
 
 To Ramp, v. n. 1. \i6) ranfen , flcttem ; f(l^lin= 
 gen (»on !>pflan5en)i 2. ofrf. To Romp. 
 
 Ramp, s. 1. ber ©prung, ©o§5 2. bie ungcso= 
 gene 25irne, roilbe pummel, 3. Bot. ber fief* 
 f ige ^rum. ^ [matbt 
 
 Ram'pancy, j. bQ§ Uber^ttnbne^men, bie Uber* 
 
 Rani'pant, adj. Liibcr^onb nebmenb; mut^roils 
 ligj 2. Her. ttufgeri(btct. [webr. 
 
 Ram'part, s. Dcr SSatt, SSallgong, bie asruft^ 
 
 Rampe, ForU ber fanftc ^bbang. 
 
 Ram'pjon, s, Bot. ber (bie) Otapunsel. 
 
 Ram'sons, s. fiotber SBalbf noblaufb/ SSdrIau(^. 
 
 liau'cho,s. [fpan.amjbag^ager, 3ticberlaffung. 
 
 Ran'cjd, I. adj. ronjig, fiinf enb 5 II- — ness, 
 
 Rancid'ity, s. bie Stanjigfeit. [^o^* 
 
 Ran'cor, s. bcr bitterfte ®voK, eingerourjelte 
 
 Rrm'corons, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. CoUer ®roU, 
 bo§baft/ fcinbfelig, l)dmifi. 
 
 Rand, s. 1. berSflanb, 2.ber(S)(bfens)3iemcr3 
 3. r-s, pi. ba§ Otanbleber. 
 
 RanMoIph, s. Sflanbolpb (5)f-n.). 
 
 Ran'dom, I. s. ber 3ufaII, boS Ungcfd^r , at— » 
 auf ®erat^en)0^l,blinbling§5 II. adj. jufdilig, 
 Quf ®crQtl)enjot)I geftbe^cnb^ — glance, ber 
 8treifblicf 5 — shot, ber Bii^uf ouf ®erotbc= 
 mobl (in'S asittue). 
 
 Rane, Rane'-deer, jr. bQ§ Stcnnt^ier. 
 
 Rang, pret. t). To Ring. 
 
 To Range, V. I. a. 1. in S)rbnung fteUen, orb- 
 nen, 2. fiber (StwaS fc^en ober gc^cn, 3. fxe^ 
 ben? II. n. 1. berum wanbcrn, umber f(bn)ei= 
 fen 5 2. (ldng§ ber ,^ufle) binfa^ren , 3. in tU 
 ner geroiffen Sflicbtung liegen j 4. flcigcn unb 
 fallen (00m 3:bermomcter). 
 
 Range, *. 1. bie Sdeibc j 2. bie (Stttffe, £)rbnung ^ 
 3. bie SBanberung, ber Oiang, Souf j 4. ber 
 fllfiumj 5. ber Umfang , ^rei§ , 6. Gun. tit 
 
 @d)upn)eitc, ber ©pielroumj T.bie 8eiter|prof» 
 fc5 8. bie SSagcnbei(bfcIj 9. ber geucrbotf, 
 ^(bcnrofl, 10.bttg(0)icbl')®ieb5 ll.(-hjll) 
 vid. Ranger, 2.5 12. r-s, p/. Mar. vRugcltcf* 
 fen, 5f?agelbanfen. 
 
 Ran'ger, s. 1. bcr^erumf(bnjdrmcr, Sanbflrei- 
 (bcr 5 2. ber <Stduberbunb, ©piirbunb j 3. bcr 
 SSilbmeifter, (Sb er=)gorflmcificr. 
 
 Rank, I. adj. ; II. or — ly, adv. 1, gcil Wacb' 
 fenb, uppig, frucbtbttr, 2. brunftig , geil j 3. 
 ranjigj 4. j^arf 5 5. fibermdpig 5 6. 7'. tiefftc^ 
 benb (Pom ^obelcifcn). 
 
 Rank, *. 1. Ut Slci^e, 2inie, Sflcibc u. ©lieb, 
 
 2. bie eiaffe, Srbnung^ 3. bcr Sflang, (angc= 
 febene) ©tanb 5 4. vid. Rankness, 3. , — and 
 file. Mil. Untcrofficicrc unb ©cmcinc. 
 
 To Rank, v. I. a. 1. nQ(b bcr 0{cibcfleUcn, orb= 
 ncn, rongirenj 2. in eine geroijfe (Slafc fc^cn, 
 clafitficiren) II. n. 1. gcorbnet, in cine Slaffc 
 gejieUtfein, 2. fid) (inSfleibcn, jc.) orbncn^ 
 
 3. einen Slang baben 5 to — foremost, oben» 
 Ran'ker, s. ber Srbner, zc. [anftebcn. 
 Ran'kjsh, adj. etWaS ranjig, JC cf Rank. 
 
 To Ran'kle, v. I. n. 1. fi(b entjiinbcn, eitcrn, 
 urn jt(b freffen (and) fig.) i 2. faul, ftinF<:nb 
 mcrbcnj II. a. (eine SBunbe) boS macben. ^ 
 
 Rank'ness, s. 1. bcr geite SButbSj 2. bieUp= 
 pigfeit, 3. bcr ranjige ©enub. 
 
 Ran'ny, s. Zool. bie @pi|mau§. 
 
 ToRan'sack, v. a. 1. (auS)pIunbcrn, berau» 
 ben 5 2. burtbwfi^Ien, genau burd)[u(bcn. 
 
 Ran'som, s. 1. baS fi^fcgelb, 2. bieOfuSlofung. 
 
 To Ran'som, v. a. 1. ranjionircn , auSlofcn, 
 loSfaufcnj 2. eriofeni 3. Sofcgelb forbern. 
 
 Ran'somer, s. ber 2o§foufenbC, ic 
 
 Ran'somI?8s, adj. obne fiofcgclb, unentgeItU(b. 
 
 To Rant, v. a. fi(b t)0(bfa^renb au0brucfen, 
 eifern , njut^cn. 
 
 Rant, s. bag bo(btrabenbc®cf(brod§, bcrSKort* 
 f^roall, bie ©(breierei. 
 
 Ran'ter, *. 1. ber botbtrttbcnbc , Idrmenbc 
 ©cbmd^er, 2. ber ©(brodrmcr, r-s, pi. eine 
 met^obiftiftbc ©cctc, 3. ber 5iigcIIofe9}Jenf(b. 
 
 Ran'tipole, vulg. I. adj. wilb, licbcrlicb 5 H. s. 
 1. bcr SBuflling j 2. bie {Range, ailbc (geile) 
 ©irne. [ranjen. 
 
 To Ran'tipole, u. n. roilb bcrumfcbwdrmen, 
 
 Ran'ula, s. Med. bcr ^rofcb (®cf(bftulft). 
 
 Ran'ular, adj". Anat. bie ©riifen unter bcr 3un» 
 ge betrcjfcnb, — veins, p/. Uc grof(bttbern. 
 
 Ranun'culiiR , .v. Bot. bie {Ranunfel. 
 
 Rap, s. ber (berbe) <S(blag, ba§ ^lopfcn. 
 
 To Rap , V. a. 1. (au(b n.) fcbtagcn , flopfen, 
 f(bmcif en 5 2. Cmit out) auSftopcn 5 3. bin»cg» 
 fubren , raffcn i 4. cntjurfen, binrcipcn. 
 
 Rapa'cious, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. raubgicrift, 
 
Rape 
 
 579 
 
 Rati 
 
 rdubmfd) i III. — ness, Ilapa9'ity, sMt 9laub» 
 
 gier, Olaubfud^t. 
 Rape, s. 1. berSlttubj 2. bie (Sntfu^rungj 3. 
 
 bie 3tot^ju(^t i 4. ber SBalbfreoeU 5. Law, 
 
 bcr ®au (ganbfd^aftseintbcilung in Sussex) ; 
 
 6. ber Sfliibfen, Sftiibfamcn j T.bie0lafpcl, bo5 
 
 JReibeifcn i 8. bcr Sraubenfamm j — (seed-) 
 
 oil. bQ^SfluboU — seed, ber 0tubfameni — 
 
 wine, ber ®eern)ein, SfldpS. 
 Rap'id, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. fd)neU, gc= 
 
 ftbroinb, reifenb^ III- rapids', Am. (Btrom= 
 
 f^neUenrlV. — ness, Rapid'jty, a. bie ©cbneU 
 
 ligfeit, ®ef(^n>inbigfcit. 
 Ra'pi^r, s. 1. ba6 Sflappicr j 2. bcr ©topbcgenj 
 
 - fi«h, Ich. ber e*roertfif(^. [hit 
 
 Rap'jne, s. 1. ber 9laub 5 2. bie ©eroaltt^dtig* 
 Rapparees', .v. pL ill. Stdubcr. 
 Rappee', s. ber SftapesiSdjnupftabof . 
 Rap'p^r, s. ber ^nf(ilagenbe, jc. c/. To Rap. 
 Rapt, adj. ^ingeriffcn, oerjiicft. 
 R;Vtare [- 'tshur] , s. l>it gntSUCtung. 
 * Rap'tured , vid. Enraptured. 
 *Rap'turou8, adj. ^inrci^enb, cntjiictenb. 
 Rare, I. adj. ; II. or — ly , adv. 1. felten, rar i 
 
 2. einjeln, fparfam, 3.bunn,fein5 4.ro^,ni(^t 
 
 coUig gar , ^albgefotten j 5. DortrejfUc^. 
 Ri'ree, s. (— show) ber Staritdtens ober ©ucf* 
 Rarefac'tion, s. bie SSerbunnung. [taften. 
 Rar'efiable , atZj. DCrbiinnbar. 
 To Rar'efy, v. a. (& n. fic^) ©erbunnen. 
 Riir'jty , .v. 1. or Rdre'n^ss , \ik ©elten^eit j 2. 
 
 bie .Koftbarfeitj 3. bie S)unnt)eit. 
 Ra'sant, adj. Fort, ftreidjenb , rafirenb. 
 Ras'berry, s. t>U ^Jimbecre. 
 Ras'cal, I. *. bcr ©(^urfe, a56[eroi(bt,2ump, 
 
 ©d^uftj II. adj. armfelig, elenb, lumpig. 
 Rascal'ity, ,v. 1. ba& Sumpengejinbelj 2. bie 
 
 ni(^tsn>iirbige SSefcbaffen^eit. 
 R^scal'lion, s. ber ^unbSfott, Sump. 
 Ras'caily, adj. & adv. 1. fc^urfift^ , fdjuftig j 
 To Rase, vid. To Raze. [2. lumpig , elenb. 
 Rash,!, arfj. ; 11. — ly, adv. 1. b^JftiQ/ oor* 
 
 f(i>nell, Doreilig? 2. unbefonnen, toUfii^n? III. 
 
 s. I. ber Sftafcb, @atin, Itlap j 2. Die ^i^blot^ 
 Raflh'?r,*.bie ©d^nittc (©pccf, :c.).[ter, §inne. 
 Rash'ness, s. 1. bie Hbereilungj 2. bieUnbe* 
 
 fonnen^eit, Unoorficbtigfeit. 
 Rasp, s. 1. riK 9lafpel 5 2. (— berry) uui. Ras- 
 
 berry ; — house, DaS 0lafpel^auS, 3u(^tbttUS. 
 To Rasp , V. a. rttfpeln. [fcile. 
 
 Ras'patpry, s. Surg, bie SSeinfeile, J8arbier= 
 Ras'p^r, s. 1. ber Slafpler, ©(baberj 2. baS 
 
 ®cbabeifen,^ra§cifen. 
 Ras'pings, s. pL. bie Otafpelfpdne. 
 RaVure, s. I. bas Bc\)abm, Ku§fra§enj 2. bie 
 
 au&gefro^tc SteUe, {Rafur. 
 
 Rat, s. bie {RottCj — 's-bane , ba§ 9l-npuH)crj 
 
 — tails, pi. Vet. ber Ot-nfdjwanj (^ferbege* 
 f(bn>ur)i — tail file, Mech. ber 9l-nf(bn>ans/ 
 — 's wings , Anat. Ui breiten 3)Iutterbdnbcr. 
 
 Ra'table , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ju fcbd^cn 
 (at, auf . . .) j 2. f(bd|ung§fd^ig , fteucrbar. 
 
 Ratafi'ai, s. ber OlQtafia (abgejogcneSrannts 
 
 Ratan', s. bttS inbianifie 9lobr. [roein j. 
 
 Ratch, s. Hor. ber ^uSbcber (in Ubren). 
 
 Rat'ch^t , s. Hor. (— wheel) lixi ©perrob. 
 
 Rate, s. 1. bcr (fe|^gefe§tc) ^^reiS, Corns. 
 (— exchange, ber SBe(i}fel=)(5our§5 — of ii>- 
 terest, bcr 3in&fu^5 2. Die Sure, Ibgobc, 
 ©teucrj 3. ber Infcblag, bie Scrcdjnung, 
 aSeranfdjlagungj 4. ber Sctragj 5. ba§ SScr= 
 bdltni^, bcftimmte 5Q?Qf 5 6. bcr (Srob, Olong j 
 7. bie (9lang=)Srbnung , Qlaffc (bef. bcr 
 ©djiffc, vid. FliigeVs Compl. Diet.) ; 8. bie 
 9tiictfid)t5 "Kvt unb SBcife, at any -, in jc* 
 bcm gallc 5 at a great — , fc^r, auf ungcn)6bn» 
 licbc SBcifc5 — book of r-s, bcr 3oUtQrif i baS 
 ©tcucrbucb? — payers, TCrmcntarpflidjtig j 
 
 — tithe, bcrasicb5cl)cnt. 
 
 To Rate, v. I. a. 1. f(bd§cn, tajircn, (iDer)an» 
 
 f(blagen (— at, auf) j 2. befteucrn, befdjo^cni 
 
 3. ausfcbclten, auSsanfenj II. n. cincn Slang 
 
 einncbmcn, rangiren. 
 
 Ra't^r, s. bcr @d)d6er, 2C. cf. To Rate. 
 
 Rath'er [or rii'ther], adv. 1. c^cr, Ucber, bcf« 
 
 fcr, oielmcbrj 2. bcfonberS , 3. jicmlicb/ ct= 
 
 roaS. [gung. 
 
 Ratifica'tion , s. bic SScftdtigung , ®enebmi= 
 
 Rjit'ifier, *. bcr Scftdtigcr. [migen. 
 
 To Rat'jfy, v. a. ratificiren, bcf^dtigcn, gcnet)-- 
 
 Ra'tjO [— 'shj — ] , »-. b06 SScrbdltnip j on equal 
 
 , Dcrbdltnipmdf ig , pro 9lata. [fd)Uepcn. 
 
 *Ratj69'inate, v. n. (Dcrniinftig) urt^eilcn, 
 
 ♦Ratiocina'tion, -v. baS ©(bUcfen, ber SScr= 
 
 iRa'tion, *. (bcf. Mil.) bie9lation.[nunftf(blu^. 
 
 Ra'tiQn^l [rash'on — ] , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 
 
 1. oerniinftig j 2. oernunftgemdp 5 3. ocrftdn* 
 big, rocifci 4. 2\ rational III. *. baScec= 
 niinftige SBcfcn. [fldrung. 
 
 Ratjona'le [raship — ], s. bic griinbUcbe dv 
 *Ra'tionali«m, *. ber 0lationali6mu6. 
 * Rit'tionalist, s. bcr SlationaUt^. 
 ♦Ratipnal'ity, *. 1. baS SScmunftocrmogenj 
 
 2. bic SJcrnunftigfcit. 
 ♦Ra'tipnalness, s. ]ik SScrnunftmd^igfcit. 
 Rat'jsbone, s. Geog. (bie ©tQbt) {RcgcnSburg. 
 Rat'lines, Rat'lins, vid. Rattlings. 
 Rato6n', s. (— cane) bcr 3uctcrrobr=©(b6pling. 
 Ratteen', s. bcr S^latin (ein rooUencr 3cug). 
 Ratteenet' [ratj —J , s. bcr Otatinet. 
 
 To Rat'tle, y. I. n. 1. raJTdn, rocbeln, ffbnur* 
 rcn, Happern 3 2. ploppcrn , poltcrn j 3. Mar. 
 3T* 
 
Ratt 
 
 580 
 
 Read 
 
 weben, bie SBcbelcincn anlegenj II. a. 1. 
 mit . . . raffeln i 2. burd) ®crdufd^ bctdubcn, 
 libcrtonen 5 3. (— off) cu&fcj^elten. 
 
 Rat'tle, s. 1. t)a§ ©eroffeli 2. bie ©c^narre, 
 ^d^nurrc, ^loppcrj 3. fig. baS ©eplopper, 
 (S5en)df(^ 5 — grass , Bot. 1. ba§ ^Sommgra^ 5 
 2. uid. yellow — ; — head, ber (Sd^minbelfopf j 
 — headed, f^roinbclfopfig ^ — mouse, bie^lc* 
 bermaug} — snake, bie ,KIapperfc^Iange. 
 
 Rat'tl?r, s. ber, bie, ba§ Olaffelnbe. 
 
 Rat'tles, s. pl.fam Uz ^d)l^VL(i)t 
 
 Rat'tlings, s. pi. Mar.bieSBeroelinien (aBebc= 
 Icinen) bcr SBanb (©tufen ber ^lafim- 
 ©tricfleiter). 
 
 Rau'cjty, s. bic |)ciferfeit. [pliinbern. 
 
 To Rav'age, v. a. 1. ccnDuficn , »crt)ecrenj 2. 
 
 Riiv'age, 5. 1 . bieSicriDuftung, SScr^ccrung, 2. 
 
 Rriv'ager,5.berS8enT)u|ler,:c.[bie^tunberung. 
 
 To Rave, v. n. roaj^nfinnig ob- toU fcinj rofcn. 
 
 ToRav'el, v. 1. a. 1. ternjicfcln^ oernjirren? 
 2. (—out) entiDirren? II. n. 1. fid) jjermicfein) 
 
 2. (- out) fic^ Quffafen. 
 
 Rav'eljn, *. Furt. ba& Sflaoelin, bieS5orfd)anje. 
 
 Ra'ven, s. bcr Olabej — 's duck , {Raocntucb 
 
 (®egelIein»Qnb). [rauben. 
 
 To Rav'en, v. a. 1. ccrft^Ungeti, 2. (aud^ w.) 
 
 Rav'ener, s. ber 3ittUbcr. 
 
 Rav'enous, I, adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. gcfrdfigj 
 routljenb ^ungrig 5 2. raubgierig j III. — ness, 
 s. 1. bie grepmut^i 2. bie {Raubgicr. 
 
 Ra'ver, j. bcr Sflafenbe. 
 
 Rav'jn, s. 1. bcr^raf i^lQub, 2.bie9laubgier. 
 
 Ravine' [or rav'jn], s. 1. ber ^OJ^lrocgj bie 
 ®d)lu(i^t^ 2. bcr SBalbftrom. 
 
 To Rav'jsh, V. a. 1. raubcn, cntfubrcnj 2. cnt= 
 et)ren, notljsud)tigen j 3. entsucfcn, ^inreifen. 
 
 Rav'isher, .v. ber Slduber , :c. 
 
 Rav'jshraent, s. 1. bttS Olauben, bcr Sdaub, bie 
 Sntfu^rung 3 2. ba§ Stot^juc^tigen, bic <S(3^dn= 
 i^ungj 3. bie (gntjucfung. 
 
 Raw, 1. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1 .ro^ j 2. rttU^ (»om 
 ^Better)} 3. unreifj 4. tounbj 5. neu, uner= 
 fat)rcn5 — bone, — boned, fct)r magcr5 — 
 cloth , baS no(^ ungcfdrbtc %ud) 5 — spirits, 
 unocrmifc^tc (Spirituofenj — sugars, Com. 
 Soflern (ro^e, ungclduterte 3u(fer)i III. — 
 ness, *. 1. bie Sflolj^eitj 2. bie OtauigMtj 3. 
 tic Unreifej 4. bie Unerfal)ren^eit. 
 
 Ray, s. 1. bcr(2i(i^tO<Stra^lj 2.ber ©treifenj 
 
 3. Ich. bcr €floc^C5 4. bic gilic 5 5. baS 2icb, 
 bcr ©cfang, — doth, vid.Raw cloth ; — fort, 
 ^k blaue Silicj — (of) gold, baS ©olbbldtt^ 
 (^en 5 — grass , Bot. bcr perennirenbe Sold^. 
 
 To Ray, u. I. a. 1. (©tra^lcn) werfcn j 2. firei* 
 fen 5 3. fiebcttj II. n. flra^lcn. 
 Ray'less , adj. ftro{)Ienlo&. 
 
 Raze, vid. Race-ginger. 
 To Raze, v. a. 1. fd^leifen, jer|16renj 2. qu^» 
 rotten, loertilgen 5 3. ausfro^cn , ouSrabivcit j 
 
 4. Man. mit roenig ge^obcnen ®ciRcn galops 
 Razee', s. baS rofirtc (vfi:riegg=)'S(^iff, [pircn. 
 Ra'zing, ^. T. t^a^ 3eid)nen beg Saul)oIsc^, :c. 
 
 burcb ©infd^neiben. 
 Ra'zor, s. 1. bag Sflarirmcffer , ©djcrmcffcr^ 2. 
 
 (— fish) /c/i.ber ©d^ermcfferfifd} 3 3.r-s, pt. bic 
 
 ^auer, ^angsdl)ne5 — bill , Om. bcr ©d^cr= 
 
 mefrerfd)ndbrcr3 - pouch, ber Sdafirbeutcl j 
 
 — strap, ber ©treid^riemen. 
 Ra'znre, vid. Rasure. 
 Re-, insep. partic. SBicbcr^oIung obcr 9lucf= 
 
 f cl^r bc5ci(^ncnb : n)icber=, jurudf, noc^maIig,x. 
 To Reach, v. I. a. 1. rcid^cu, longcnj 2. errci= 
 
 (i)en3 3. crgrcifcn, 4. einbringen in. -.3 5. 
 
 (— forth, ttuS)flrccfcn3 6. bc»orf^eilcn3 II- ri. 
 
 1. reic^en 3 2. fid) erftrerfcn 3 3. vid. To Retch ; 
 to — at (or after) , 1. longen nad^ ... 3 2..%. 
 ftrcbcn nad() 
 
 Reach, s. 1. ba§ Sflcid()cn, bic Grreid)ung3 2. 
 tk SBcitcj 3. ber Sereid^ 3 4. bic 7fuSbcC)nung 3 
 
 5. U^ SScrmogen, bie ^d^igf eit 3 6. bic ^iRa^U 
 7. bcr ^unfigriff, liftigc :iCnf(^lag3 8. bcr 
 (Strei(^5 9. ba§ a3efireben3 10. bic gcrobc 
 ^Iu^ftrerfe5 — of thought, bcr ©(borfjinn. 
 
 Rea'cher, s. bcr ^crbci^olcr. 
 Reach'less, adj. 1. uncrrei(bbar5 2.nad)ldfilg- 
 To Re-.act', v. a. & n. reogiren, riicf roirfcn. 
 Re-Jic'tion , s. 1. bic Stcoction, Olucfwirfung 3 
 
 2. ber ©cgenbrucf. 
 
 To Read, v. ir. I. a. 1. Icfen5 2. torIefeU3 to — 
 out, laut Icfen, I^crfagcn3 to — over, burd^Ic- 
 fcn3 II. n. (fleifig) Icfen3 to — to, t>orlcfen. 
 
 Read, I. pret. & p. p. x>. To Read; II. adj. be- 
 
 Rea'dsible, ad;.|c§bar. [Icfct:. 
 
 Rea'der, s. 1. bcr gefer, 2. ber SSorlefcr, Sector. 
 
 Rea'dershifp, s. boS SSorleferamt. 
 
 Read'jly, adv. ». Ready. 
 
 Read'jness, s. 1. bie 93crcitn>iaigfcit3 2 bic 
 95crcitfd^aft5 3. bic ^ertigfcit, 8cid^tigfeit3 4. 
 bic ® efd^minbigfeit 3 — of wit, ber ©d^arffinn. 
 
 Rea'ding , I. s. 1. bic S5orlefung3 2. bie SBeIc» 
 fcn{)cit3 3. bic 2ccturc3 4. bic 2cfeart3 H- 
 comp. — desk, ba§ 2efcpult3 — lamp, bic 
 ®tubirlampe3 — room , bo§ Sefesimmcr. 
 
 Re-admifs'sion, Re-admit'tance, s. bicSBlcbcrs 
 Ijinjulaffung, aBiebcrcinlaffung. 
 
 To Re-admit', v. a. wicbcr julaffcn. 
 
 Read'y, adj. & adv. 1. bcrcit, fcrtig3 2. bc* 
 rcitn)illig5 3. jur^Qnb3 in bcr S^d^c 3 4. im 
 a3cgriff3 5. Ieb|aft3 6- ^urtig, geftbroinb, 7. 
 leid^t, bequcm, ft(ber3 8. gcfd^icft, fd^ig3 adv- 
 9. bcrcitg, fd^on, 10. fogleid^j — money, ba» 
 reS ®clb3 Corns, a — money article, ein 
 
Reaf 
 
 581 
 
 Rebu 
 
 SSorartiMi - payment, bare 3a^Iung} - 
 sale, cin fc^ncUer SScrfauf. [gung. 
 
 Re-aflTiVmance , s. bie n)ict)er^oItc SdtM^ti' 
 
 Re-k'gents, .?. pi. Chem. Oleagentien. 
 
 Re'al, adj. 1. ead)en betreffcnt), ®ad^=5 2. 
 Law, ^a6)liS), btngliA, liegenD, unberoeglit^ , 
 3. rocfentli(^5 4. TOirHi(^,n)Q^r5 — ducat, tcr 
 ©pecicSsSucatenj — estate , — property, 
 Law, bag ®runl)eigentt)um, unbc»egU(^e 
 aSermogen, Die (iegent^en ©utcrj Corns.— 
 money, Hingenbc 3}?unje 5 — price, ber effect 
 titpreis y— security, Ut S5ef(^n3erung,^fQnbs 
 belciftungj - syrup, 3urferfi)rup 5 — tare, Die 
 Stetto = Sara 5 — parts , pi. Mas. obligate 
 (roirHid)?) ©timmen. 
 
 Re'al, s. Der meal C/s fpanifc^cr Scaler). 
 
 Re'algal , Re'algar , .v. Dcr rot^e "JCrfenif. 
 
 Re'aiist, s. ber Slealifl. 
 
 Reality, Re'alness, s. 1. DaS <Sein, SBefcn, 
 SBefen^afte 5 2. Die 2Bir!Ii^fctt 5 3. Die SBa^r= 
 l)cit5 4. DielCufricbtigfeit; 5. Lau5, Die Un= 
 ben)egli(bfcit. [SScrmert^ung. 
 
 Realiza'tion , s. 1. Die SScmirFIit^ung 5 2. Die 
 
 To Re'alize, v. a. l.t>ern)irni(3^en, au^fii^renj 
 2. (®elD) in SdnDercien anlegen? 3. oerroers 
 tt)e(r)n,su®elDcma(ben. 
 
 Re'ally, adv. mxilifi) , gcwif . 
 
 Realm, s. Da§ Olcicb, ^Ronigreiti^. 
 
 Re'al ty, vid. Reality, 5. 
 
 Ream, s. Dag {Ric^ (papier, oon 20 Sucb). 
 
 Rea'mjng, j. 7'. Die ferweitcrung eineS 2o(^c§. 
 
 To Re-an'jmate, v. a. roieDcr beleben. 
 
 To Re-annex', v. a roieDcr cerbinDen. 
 
 To Reap, v. reg. & ir. a. k n. 1. ^om fcbnei= 
 Den? 2. (ein)crnten5 3. fammclnj r-ing fork, 
 Die®arbengabel} r-ing hook, r-ing sickle. 
 Die @i(^el5 r-ing time, Die ©rntejcit. 
 
 Rea'per, s. Der ©(^nitter. 
 
 Re-appea'rance, s. Die SGSieDercrf^cinung. 
 
 Rear, .v. 1. Der 3tad^trab , S^a^jug 5 Da§ 3Tac^= 
 gef(in3aDer5 Die^Kac^^uti 2. Die ^intere ©telle, 
 Der 4)intergrunD 5 — admiral, Der (§ontreaD= 
 miralj — guard, Der9ia(bsug, Dtt& ^intertrefs 
 fen 5 — mouse. Die gleDermauS. 
 
 To Rear, w. I. a. 1. auf^cben, aufrid^teni 2. er= 
 l^eben j 3. beleben 5 4. juried ten i 5. aufjie^cnj 
 erjic^enj 6. auftreiben, auff(i^eud)en5 II. n. 
 (— up) [\6i baumen (t>. ^pfcrDen). 
 
 Rear'ward, I. adv. ^intcrn)drt§, im 9tac§5uge5 
 U. s. 1. Der 9ca^trab3 2. DaS ©nDc. 
 
 To Reascend', v. a. <fe /?.mieDer ^inauf fleigen. 
 
 Rea'son, .9. 1. Die SSernunft, Der S5er|tanD; 2. 
 Die Urfacbe, Der (33eroeg=)©runD, (SSernunft=) 
 ©d)lu^5 3.Da&{Re(^t, DerTCnfpruf^? 4. Die 
 33iUigfeit3 5. Die5)Mfigungi to do—, be=. 
 frieDigen, bv — of. wcgen. 
 
 To Rea'son, v. I. n. 1. oerniinftig rcDen, ur» 
 t^eilcn unD fd^Iief en 5 2. Debattiren, tcortroetb* 
 felnj II. a. 1. (oernunftig) unterfu(ben5 2. 
 Dur(^ (SrunDc liberreDen. 
 
 Rea'sonable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adr. 1. cemunf* 
 tig 5 2.biUig,mdpig5 3. mittelmdf ig 5 4. jiems 
 li(^5 5. mitSfled)tj HI. — ness, .«. 1. Die SJers 
 nunftmdfigfeit, 2. Die ©illigfeit. [grunDlit^. 
 
 Rea'soned, p. a. 1. oemiinftig gefd^lofTenj 2. 
 
 Rea'soner, s. 1. Der S^enferj 2. Der SSernunft* 
 ler, (Sd^rod^er. 
 
 Rea'soning, p. s. 1. Die 6rfenntni0cntn)icfc» 
 lung 5 2. Der ©(blu^, 3. Uh JBeDcnfen. 
 
 Rea'sonless, adj. unoemiinftig, olbern. 
 
 To Re-assem'ble , v. a. (& n. (xd^) micDcr oer> 
 fammeln. 
 
 To Re-assert', v. a. wieDer be{)auptcn. 
 
 To Re-assume', v. a. roicDer annc^men. 
 
 To Re assure' [— shur'] , v. a. 1. roieDcr ber«» 
 ^igen, ermut^igen? 2. vid. To Reinsure. 
 
 Rea'sty , adj. ranjig. 
 
 Rebate', s. 1. Arch. Die »ftannelirung , {Rics 
 fung5 2. Cow. Der Olabatt^ — and discount, 
 Die Slobattrei^nung. 
 
 To Rebate', v. a. I. flumpf ma(ben5 Ddmpfen, 
 minDcrn, 2. Demiit^igenj 3. Com. ab5icl)cn, 
 robattiren, 4. Arch, fannelircnj 5. Her. mit 
 einem ©eijeit^en oerfe^en. 
 
 Rebate'ment , J. 1. Die ©dmpfung, SSerminDc- 
 rung, 2. Com. Der 0labatt, ^Jcacbla^, "iCbjug i 
 3. Her. DaS Sei^eicben, Der Snu^. 
 
 Re'beck, s. Die ©tocfgeige , Da5 >>acfcbret. 
 
 Reb'el , I. or Rebel'l^r , s. Der OlcbeU, Gmp6» 
 rer , ^ufru{)rcr 5 II- adj. rcbellifcb , aufru^re* 
 
 To Rebel', v. n. rcbeHircn, fid) emporen.frifd). 
 
 Rebel'lion [— 'yon], s. Die Gmporung, 9lc» 
 bcUion, Der ^ufru^r. 
 
 Rebel'ljous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. aufrubrerifd^l, 
 rcbcUif^j ill. — ness, s. Da8 lufrii^reri[(^c. 
 
 To Rebel'lOw, v. n. (briiUenD) roieDerf^allcn. 
 
 To Rebound', y. I. n. 1. jurucf prallen j 2. n)ic= 
 Derl)atlen5 II. a. yaxM roerfen. [fprung. 
 
 Rebound', s. Da§ 3urucfpraUen, Der 3urucf= 
 
 Rebiift^ .v. 1. Der 3urfldf^op, Die ^urucfrocr- 
 fungj 2. DcrS!BiDerflanD5 3. Die abf(bldgigc 
 :irntn)ort, Da§ 3xcin. 
 
 To Rebuff, x\ a. 1 . juriicf f^opcn 5 2.n)iDerftcbcn. 
 
 To Rebuild [— bild'] , v. ir. a. toictitV (auO» 
 bauen, roieDer berflellen. 
 
 To Rebuke', v. a. 1 . taDeIn, eincn SSerrociS ge- 
 ben5 2. ftrafen? 3. (Sin^alt tl)un. 
 
 Rebuke', s. Der Zaicl, SBerrceiS, S5orn>urf. 
 
 Rebu'ker, s. Der SaDler, :c. 
 
 Rebur'y [— ber'i] , r. a. roicDcr bcgrabcn. 
 
 Re'bus, .V. 1. Der SflcbuS, DaS ®ilDcrrdl^feU 
 2. Her. Da8 reDcnDc SSappen. 
 
Rebu 
 
 582 
 
 Reel 
 
 To Rebut', V. a. 1. jurucf fd^lagcn, abtrciben j 
 2. Lawy quabrupliciren, entgegnen. 
 
 Rebut'ter, *. Law, t)ie £lUQt>rupUf. 
 
 To Recall', v. a. 1. juriicf rufeni 2. roibcrru* 
 fen ,* to — a capital, tin (Sapital (ouf )!unbigen. 
 
 Recall', s. 1. ber 0lucfruf j 2. bcr SBibernif j 
 past— ,un»ibcrrufli(b. 
 
 To Recant', v. a.kri. roibcrrufen. [ruf. 
 
 Recanta'tion, s. \ik SBiberrufung, bcr SBiber* 
 
 Recan'ter , s. ber SBtberrufcr. 
 
 To RecapTt'ulate , t/. a. fummorifd^ ©iebcrljos 
 Icn, recapitulircn. [l)olung. 
 
 Recapiftula'tion , s. bie (fummarifd^c) SBicbcr= 
 
 Recapffulatpry, adj. Wiebcr^olenb. 
 
 Recap'tion , s. bQ§ SBicberfongen. 
 
 To Recap'tare [— tshur] , u. a. (tint S5eute) 
 roiebcr abnc^men, (eine^nfe)n)iebcrne^mcn. 
 
 To Recast', v. ir. a. 1. toitUr wcrfeni 2. um= 
 ^6)mtlitn, umformcnj 3. nod)mQl§ bcret^ncn. 
 
 To Recede', v. n. 1. jururf wcid^cnj 2. abjle^cn. 
 
 Rece'ding, act of — , j. bie Olucfabtrctung. 
 
 Receipt' [—sit'], Receit', .v. 1. ber Gmpfong j 2. 
 ^it ©inno^mc , p/. cingcgongene ©clDcr i 3. bie 
 empfangno^me, TCnna^mei 4. bie Huittung, 
 ber (empfang=)(Sd^cin5 o.baS JRcccpt j Com-*-. 
 
 — in full, bie ©eneralquittung, on — (of the 
 payment), nad^ Gingang,* — book, ba§ £luit= 
 tungSbuii. 
 
 *To Receipt', u. a. quittircn ubcr .... 
 Recei'vable , I. adj. onnctjmlic^, Qufjune^men 5 
 bills — book. Com. baS^fcceptationSbud^ j II. 
 
 — ness, s. bie ^ufne[)mbarf eit. 
 
 To Receive', v. a. 1. empfcngen, er^olten, an= 
 ncbmen, 2. aufne^mcnj 3. cinfu^ren, 4. jus 
 la}fen,jugcfte^en5 5. gciflig erfoffen, r-ing 
 bonse, ein SHcttungS^QUS. 
 
 Recei'vedness, s. bie Qtlgemcine !2fnna^mc. 
 
 Recei'ver, s. 1. ber ©mpfdngcr, :c.) 2. bcr 
 (Sinntt)xmvi 3. ber^c{)Ier5 4. Com. bcr SB aa* 
 rencmpfttnger,6onfignatttri 5. C7iem.bic SSor* 
 lagc,ber9tecipientj 6. bieSuftpumpengloctej 
 
 — general, ber ^bercinne^mer j — 's office, 
 bie (Sinno^mcflube. 
 
 Re'cency, s. bic 3?eu^cit, ^rifd^^cit. 
 
 Recen'sion, s. bic ^riifung, 2Ku|1crung. 
 
 Re'cent, I. adj. ncu, frifd^ , II. — ly. adv. nmli6), 
 Htilid) ,♦ III. — ness , .v. bic S^eu^cit, ^rifd^c. 
 
 Recep'tacle,*. 1. ba§ Se^dltnif, ©efdf i 2. bcr 
 Ifufent^ttlt^ 3. Chem. bieSSorlagci 4. Hot. ber 
 (a5lumen=ob.^ru(^t=)a5obcn.[empfanglicbfeit 
 
 Receptjbifl'jty , s. bie ^ttl)igf eit aufjunebmcn 5 
 
 Recep'tion, s. 1. bic (Smpfangna^mc, ber (5m= 
 pfangi 2. bie ^ufno^mcj 3. bic Tfnna^me. 
 
 Recep'tlve, I. adj. empfdnglid^^ U. s. ber luf^ 
 ent^ttll, @amme(plQ|, ©cblupfroinfelj III. — 
 ness, s. vid. b. f. SB. I 
 
 Rec^pti v'jty , s. btc (Smpfdnglid^Feit. 
 
 Recess', s. 1. bie 3urucfmcid^ung , bcrSflucC= 
 gugj 2. ber :Kbsug , biclfbrcifej 3. ba§:Xb= 
 treten, (cinftiDcilige) TfuSfc^cn, 4. bie(5in» 
 fomf eit, Tfbgefd^iebenljeitj 5. bcr ftillc S)rt, 
 n^crborgenc lufent^olt, ©c^lupfminfcl^ 6. bic 
 ^cimlidljfcit, T. bie SScrtiefung, ffilcnbc 
 
 Reces'sion, *. 1. btt§ SBeid()cn, Tfbflc^cnj 2. 
 bic TTbtretung. 
 
 To Rechangc', v. a. Com. SludiDCd^fclnc^mcn. 
 
 Rechange', vid. Re-exchange. 
 
 To Recharge', v. a. 1. ©cgcnbcf^ulbigungcn 
 mad)cni 2. roiebcr ongreifcn. 
 
 Recharge', .v. 1. tit ©cgcnbcfdjulbigung j 2. 
 ba§ SBicbcrangretfcn. [(bcr^ag^^unbcj. 
 
 Recheat', s. Sport, bcr ^ppcU, bas ^brufcn 
 
 To Recheat', v. n. Sport. iCppcH blafen. 
 
 Re9'ipe, s. tia^ 9lccept. [SSorlagc. 
 
 Recip'jent, s. 1. bcr gmpfongcr, 2. Chan, bic 
 
 RecTp'rQcal, I, adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. riicfwir^ 
 fcnb, n>e4>fclfcitig , gcgcnfeitig^ 2. abrocdj)* 
 fclnbj 3. Gram. &. Math, rcciprof j to be — 
 to , ahmt6)\tln mit . . . j — debt , bic ©cgcn* 
 fcbulb j — proportion , Math, bic umgcfctjrtc 
 proportions III. s. Ut cincr anbcrn rcciprcfc 
 (3Ql)lcn=)®r6pcs IV. — ness, s. i.bic ®cgcn= 
 feitigfeiti 2. bic (grwicberung, SScrgcttung. 
 
 To Recip'rQcate . v. I. a. 1. crwicbcrnj 0U5» 
 taufdjenj 2. jurucfrocrfcn, II. n. abwcd^fcln 
 
 Reciproca'tion , s. 1. bie obwcd^ fclnbc SScron* 
 bcrung, bcr SBcdjfcIj 2. bic (Srwicbcrung. 
 
 Recipr69'ity, s. \)it SBedi)fclfcitigfcit, Sflccipro= 
 
 Reci'^ion, .v. bic Ibfd^ncibung. [citdt. 
 
 Reci'tal, Recita'tion, s. 1. bic SBicbcr^oIungi 
 ^erfagung, ^crlefung, 2. bicgrja^lung. 
 
 Recitative', — ti'vO, s. Mus. bQ§ Slecitatib. 
 
 To Recite', v. a. I. micbcr^olcn j 2. ^crfagcn, 
 »ortragen, ^erlcfcn, 3. crsd^Icn. 
 
 Reci't^r, s. ber SBicbcr^olcr,:c. 
 
 To Reck, * V. I. n. fi^ (bc)fummern5 H. a. 
 0(&tcn5 ni. imp- eg fummcrt (mid)). 
 
 Reck'l^ss, I. ndj. unbcKlmmerl, forgloSj U.- 
 ness, .V. bie ©orglofigfcit. 
 
 To Reck'on, v. I. a. 1. rcd^nen i 2. (— together ) 
 (jufammen)jdljlcnj 3. bercd^ncnj 4. fdjd^cn, 
 (fur 6tn>tt6) ^ttltcnj to— over, burd^rcd^nen j 
 to — up, 1. jufammcnrc(^nen j 2. bcrcd^nen j 
 II. n. 1. jd()Ien5 2. mcincn^bcnfcn, 3.ttbrc(b= 
 ncn (mit) j 4. Siecbenfc^Qft gcbcn, bupen5 to 
 
 Reck'on^r, s. bcr 9le(t)ncr. [— on , jurcd)ncn. 
 
 Reck'onjng, s. \. ta6 Olcf^ncn, 3d^Icn5 2. bie 
 Olc(bnung» a5erc(bnungs 3. bie ©(^d^ung, 
 ^cbtungs 4. bQ§ Urt^eili 5. bic bcrcdbnetu 
 (5ntbinbung§scit,- 6. Mar. tit ©iffung. 
 
 To Reclaim', v. I. a. 1. suriict rufenj 2. ju» 
 rurfforbcrn, rcclamircnj 3. bcjfernj 4. jd()^ 
 
Reel 
 
 583 
 
 Recr 
 
 men? 11. n. ausrufeni to — against, ein* 
 
 fprui t^un. 
 Rfjclaim', s. 1 . bic toerung 5 2. Die ?3cffcrung 5 
 
 — charges, ,^'.Sfleclttme=,Roften.[To Reclaim. 
 Reclai'mable , adj. juditf JU bringcit , 2C. vid. 
 Reclai'mant, s. Der SBibcrfprc(^cr. 
 Reclama'tion, s. I.biea5efrening5 2.bef. Com. 
 
 Die Otucf forberung , {Reclamation. 
 Reclina'tion , s. 1. Da& TCnle^ncn j 2. AvL Die 
 
 ^bmeid^ung, 3?eigung. 
 To Recline', v. a. (& n. fi^)) (an)lc^ncn, flii^en. 
 Recli'ning, p. a. Bot. jurutf* oD. nieDergebogen. 
 To ReclOse', v. a. roieber ocrf(j^Ucf en. 
 Recluse', I. s. ber ,Rlau§ner, Sinficbler 5 SKont^j 
 
 n. adj. ; III. — ly, adv. abgefc^toffen, cinfam, 
 
 cerborgcnj IV. — ness, Reclu'sion, s. bieTCbs 
 
 geff^lojfen^eit, ©infamfeit. 
 Keclu'sjve, adj. einfam, eingesogen. 
 *Recog'njsable, adj. onerfennbar. 
 * Recog'njsance [or recon'jzans] , a-. 1. bie 
 
 )ffiicbercrf ennung 5 2. bie 2Cnerf ennung > 3. ba& 
 
 Unlerpfanb 5 4. bo& 3eid)en, 5KerfmaIj Laws. 
 
 :>. bag fc^riftlic^e ffiefenntni^ oor ®cric^t5 6. 
 
 lai (SxUmtnif, Urtljcil. 
 To Rec'ognise, — ize [or rek'oniz] , r. a. 1. 
 
 er!ennen 5 2. aner?ennen , 3. roieber unterfu* 
 
 6)tn, not^malS prfifen, burd^fe^en. 
 *R6cognisee', s. Law, beqenigc, fiir roe((^en 
 
 cin f(^riftli(&e8 JBefcnntnif ou&gcftcat roirb. 
 *Rec6g'njsor, s. Law, bcr Tfu^iteller cincS 
 
 fc^riftri(^en aSefcnntniJTeS. 
 Recognition, s. 1. bic SSiebcrerfcniiungj 2. 
 
 W 7fncr!ennung 5 3. baS "^rnbcnfen 5 4. Uc 
 
 ^riifung, 2)ur(^fid)t. [nenc.'i(fnfengerid)tcs. 
 Recog'nitors, s. pi. Law, tit jrofilf ®cf(J^n)or= 
 To RecoiK, V. n. 1.5unic!faUen,surucffpringen 
 
 ober prollen 5 2. juriicfbeben 5 3. juruceroei(^en. 
 RecoH', s. ba& 3uriicffallcn,3urucfprallen,3u= 
 To Recoin', v. a. umprdgen. [riirfroeic^en, 
 Recoi'nage, s. boS SBiebermiinjcn, Umpragcn. 
 To Recollect', v. a. wiebcr fammeln , in'S ®c= 
 
 bd^tnip judicfrufen, fic^ crinncrn. 
 Recnllec'tion, s. 1 . bie SSefinnung, (Srinnerung 5 
 
 2. bie ©rinnerunggfraft, ^a^ (Scbdcbtnif. 
 To Recomblne', v. a. roieber oereinigen. 
 To Recommence', v. a. roicber anfangen. 
 To Recommend', v. a. cmpfet)Icn. 
 Recommen'dable, adj. empfe^Iengrocrtt). 
 Recommenda'tion, s. bie ©mpfel^Iung. 
 Recommen'daitory , adj. empfe^lenbj — letter, 
 
 ber (5mpfe^lung$bricf. 
 Recoramen'der, s. ber^mpfe^lcr. 
 To Recommis'sion , v. a. roieber emcnnen. 
 To Recommit', v. a. roieber loer^aften , 2C. 
 To Rec'piapense, v. a. 1. belo^nen, ttergclten} 
 
 2. erfe$cn, ou&glett^en, entfAdbigen. 
 
 Rec'ompense, s, 1. \>it SJclo^nung, S^ergel^ 
 tung 5 2. bie @ntf(^dbigung, ber @rfa§. 
 
 To RecorapOse', v. a. wicber jufammenfe|ea, 
 beru^igen , k. cf. To Compose, ice. 
 
 Rec9nci'Iable, adj. 1. ocrfo^nlid) i 2. vcrcinbar. 
 
 To Rec'oncile , u. a. 1. oerfobncn , auSf6^ncn j 
 2. ((Streit) beilegen? 3. roieber in ©unftfe^enj 
 4. iiberein^immenb mocbcn , oereinbareu^ to 
 — one's self to . . . , fid) befreunbcn mit 
 
 Rec'oncTlement , s. W S>erf6^nung, "JfuSfot)* 
 
 Rec'oncil^r, s. ber SScrfo^ner, jc. [nung\ 
 
 Reconcilia'tion , 5. 1. bic SSerfo^nung 3 2. bie 
 (7Cb)95iifung5 3. bic SSereinbarung. 
 
 Recpncil'iatory, adj. Perfo^ncnb. 
 
 Rec'ondite, adj. ocrborgcn, tief, bun!cl. 
 
 To Recondiict', v. a. juriicC fiil)ren. [rcn. 
 
 To Reconnoi'tre, v. a. uberblicfcn, rccognofci* 
 
 To Recon'quer [— 'ker] , 7^ a. roieber erob cm. 
 
 To Reconsid'er, v. a. roieber trrodgcn. 
 
 Reconven'tion, .v. Lato, 1. bie ©cgcnflagc^ 2. 
 ber neue S5ergleid). [roieber guruct fu^ren. 
 
 To Reconvey' [— ra.'] , v. a. roieber bringcu, 
 
 To Record', v. a. I. protoFoHiren , cintragen^ 
 2. aufjci^ncnj 3. riibmen, fciern j to— a bill. 
 Com. einen SBed>fcI notiren laffen. 
 
 Rec'ord, v. ]. ba&SScrjd(^nif,0lcgiftcr5 2.bQu 
 3)agcbud>j 3. (r-s, pi.) ba§ ^i:rd)it>5 4. bas 
 ©ocument, "ak ®erid^t§acte 5 5. ba§ gcf(^i(^t^ 
 lid^e^cugnif j bie ®ef(t)i(^tc3 keeper of the 
 r-8, ber ^r(bi»ar. 
 
 Recor'der , *. 1. bcr SScrseidjncr, Ginft^reiber, 
 Slegiflratorj 2. ber ^ttr^i^arj 3. bcr ®tabt-- 
 fd^rcibcri JRed^ttocrroaltcri ©nnbtcug^ 4. * bcr 
 ®ef(^i(^t»f(I)rciber3 5. [Sh.) ^lotc^ ^lotift. 
 
 To Recount', v. n. roieber erjd^Ien, auf^d^lcn. 
 
 Recourse', s. 1. (ro. it.) ber SBcdjfcl, (3cit=) 
 2auf i 2. bie Buputbt, 3. ber Oluceanfprucb, 
 aUcgref 5 to have — to . . . , fidt) rocnbcn an ... 
 
 To Recov'er, v. I. a. 1. roicbcr crl)altcn j 2. 
 ()eilcn} ju ftcb bringen, refl. fid) crt)oIcn5 3 
 (er)retten5 4. roieber cinbringcn, erfcscnj 5- 
 einlSfcnj to — a debt, Com: einc ©c^ulb ein= 
 treibcn, cincafitrcn 5 — arms ! Mil. ®eroel)r 
 bo(bI 11- f'' 5. Ti(i> cr^olenj 2. to — ngainst, 
 {l(j^ becEcn gegcn . . . , feinen {Rcgrcp nebmen 
 an ... 5 charges for r-ing , tit SncofTLM'pefcn. 
 
 Recov'erable , adj. 1. (wicber) crlangbar^ 2 
 erfe^li(b 5 3. ^cilbar. 
 
 Rec^v'ery , >. i . bic SSiebcrerlangung j 2. bic 
 SBicbcr^erl^ellung^ (Sencfung^ 3. ba§erI>o« 
 lung&mittcl^ 4. Law, bic (gcri(^tUdjc)@rlQn> 
 gung (eincr (Sttc^c)^ past — , anroicberbring* 
 lid) Dcrloren. 
 
 Rec'reant, I. adj. 1. feigc, oerjagt^ 2. abtrun» 
 nig, ruAtoSj II. .y. 1. bcr ^eigtjcrsigc j 2. bcr 
 TTbtrunnigc, SRud^lofc. 
 
Recr 
 
 584 
 
 Red 
 
 To Re-crefite', v. a. wieter erfd^offen. 
 
 To Rec'rejite, v. a. (& n. fid)) 1. erquitfen, er* 
 
 frifdjcn, ildrfen^ 2. er^citern, bcluftigen. 
 Re-crea'tion, s. t)ic SBiebererf^ajfung. 
 Ilecrgs'tion, s. 1. bie erquirfung, ^rfriff^ung 5 
 
 2. l)ie (Srljeitcrung , (Srfiolung. 
 Rec'reative , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv, 1. erquifs 
 
 fenl>5 2. er^eiternJ), crge^U^i III. — ness, s. 
 
 1. bo§ (Srquicfentej 2. t)ie 6rge|lid&feit. 
 Reo'rement, *. t)er :jCu§n)urf, ©c^aum, l)ic 
 
 SdfjIadEen j r-s of grapes, fcie Srejtcr. 
 Recremen'tal , Recrementi'tial , Recrementi'- 
 
 tioua , adj. unrein, Dirf, fc^Iarfig. 
 To Recnm'inate , v. I. a. roicter befd^ultigen? 
 
 II. n. einc ®egen!lage anbringen. 
 Recrimina'tion, s. 1. tic ©cgenbcfc^ulbigung, 
 
 2. Lawy bic ®cgen!Iagc. [iBlad^enbe. 
 Recrim'jnator, s. bcr @egenbcf(!^ulbigungen 
 R.ecrim'jnatory , arfj. cinc ©cgenbef^ulbigung 
 
 cnt^Qltenb , eine ©cgenbcfc^ulbigung madjenb. 
 
 Recriides'cence , — cy , s. bo§ SSieberf(t)lim= 
 mcrwerbcn ciner .Kranf^cit ober -SBunbe. 
 
 Recrudes'cent , adj. roieberfd^Iimmerwcrbenb. 
 
 To Recruit' [— crut'], v. I. a. 1. wiebcr \)tx= 
 ileUcn, erneuern, erganjcnj 2. fldrfen, 3. 
 wict'cr anfiiUen, 4. recrutimij II. ». 1. fi^ 
 fldrfcn; fii cr^olen? 2. werbcni r-ing money, 
 ba54)anbgelb) r-ing officer, ijcrSBcrbcofficicr. 
 
 * Rgcruit', jr. 1. or Recruit'ment , "HU 9^ecruti= 
 rung, Grgdnsung? 2. bcr Olecrut, 3, bcr ncuc 
 
 * Recrui'ter, s. bcr Sflccrutircnbc, :c. [SSorrat^. 
 Rec'tangle , I. .v. bic recbtroinifeligc gigur j II. 
 
 or Rectan'gled, adj. rc^twinfelig. 
 Rectan'gular, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. xt^tmxi= 
 
 tclig. III. — ness, .v. hk JKci^tnjinfeligfcit. 
 Rec'tjfiable, adj. ju berid)tigcn, »crbcffcrli(^. 
 Rectifica'tion, s. l.bieS5eri^tigung,S5erbcffe= 
 
 rung } 2. C/iem. & Matli. bic Olcctificirung. 
 Rec'tifier, s. bcr, ba§ S3eri(^tigenbc, u. 
 To Rec'tify, v. a. 1. bcri(ii)ttgen) 2. Chem. &. 
 Rectilin'ear,adi.gcrQblinig.[Mai/i.rectificircn. 
 Rec'tjtude, s. 1. Die ®erab^eit5 2. bic0lebri(b= 
 
 hit, ^ufri(^tigfcit.[^farr^err5 Sbcrpforrer. 
 Rec'tor, s. 1. berSlector, SBorftc^er^ 2. ber 
 Rec'toral , Recto'rial , adj. eincn {Rector obcr 
 
 Dbcrpfarrcr bctrejfenb. 
 Rec'torship, s. 1. baSSUcctorati 2.bie(Sbcr=) 
 
 >Pfarrftene,bcr^fartbienftj S.{Sh.) baggflii!)^ 
 Rec'tory, s. bic ^Pfarre, *))farrei. [tcromt. 
 Rec'tum, *. Anat, ber 5J?a)1barm. [^crtraucn. 
 Rccum'bence, — cy, s. 1. ba§ ^Cnlc^ncn j 2. t)a§ 
 Rrxum'bent, adj. 1. le^nenb, ru^cnbi 2. un= 
 
 t^dtig, trdge, 3. ftt^ terlaJTcnb, oertraucnb. 
 Kecupera'tion, 5. bic SBicbercrlangung. 
 UrxQ'perative, Recfi'peratorv , adj. jur SBic* 
 
 OfrerlQugung gc^orig cbcr bienlid^. 
 
 To Recur', v. n. 1. |urucff ommen 5 2. feinc3u» 
 flud^t nei^mcn (— to, ju) , 0lcgrc^ ne^mcn. 
 
 Recur'rence, — cy, s. 1. Die SBicbcrfet)r, SSBic» 
 ber^olung, 2. Da§ 3urucEfommcn. 
 
 Recur'rent, atij. 1. wicbcrfc^rcnbj 2. juriicfs 
 laufcnb, umlaufenb , — nerves, Anat. bie riitf * 
 laufenbcn ^eriocn. 
 
 To Reciir'vate, To Recurve', v.a.suriidt bcugcn. 
 
 Recurva'tion,Recur'vjty,*.bie3urucfbicgung. 
 
 Reciir'vous, adj. xMmxU gebogcn. 
 
 Recu'sancy, s. bie ^bfttgung, ^Beigcrung. 
 
 Recu'sant, I. adj. roibcrfpdnftig, Jii roeigcrnb, 
 abfagenb J II.*.bcrSBiberfpdn^ige, bef. 3ion= 
 
 Recusa'tion, s. bic SBeigerung. [conformift. 
 
 Reciis'sion, s. ber {Riirffd^lag. 
 
 Red, adj. rot()) — bay, — berry, bierot^cSors 
 bcercj Orn-s. — bird, Dcr ®teinbcipcr5 — 
 breast, ta^ 9l-brit|^(bcn,Ot-!c^l4)cn5— book, 
 ba§ lbrepbu(bj — bud, J5o<.bic Qfnbromeba mit 
 einem Sraubenfamm, — chalk, — earth , bie 
 rot^e ^rcibe, ber 9l6t()cl 5 — chalk pencil, bcr 
 S^ot^ftift i — clover , Dcr rotbc SSicfenf lee, 
 ^Icbcrj — deer, bQ§ Olot^wilbj — eye. Ich. 
 bie ^lo^e, bQ§ IR-QUge j — game, vid. Moor- 
 game ; — gums, pi. (— gum) , bie ungc»6bn= 
 li(&e IRot^c im ©ejxite ncugeborncr ^inber, 
 
 — haired, r-^Qorig, — hawk, ber iungeGbcl- 
 falfcj — headed, r-fopfigj — herring, bcr 
 ^ofeUjdring, Siicflingi — hides, 1.5u(btcn= 
 ^autc, 2. vuig. Ol-l)dute (Snbiancr)^ — high 
 mixed , vid. High mixed ; — hot , fcuerrot^f 
 glu^enb 5 — keel , ein braunrot^cr Scfcr, t)ct 
 Slot^clj — land, bcrrot^IicbeSBobenj — lead, 
 ber djlcunig, — leather, 3u(^tcn, Soften, — 
 marocco , Dq§ ^cIbr6S(bcn 5 — murrain , 1. 
 ba§ asiut^arncn, at-ne^cn (cinc ^orntie^- 
 feu^c) 5 2. bie Slotljef ron^^cit (bcr ©(brocinc)^ 
 
 — nosed, r-nafig , — orpiment, vid. Realgal ; 
 
 — pimpernel, Bot. Da§ ©QUcb^cil, — plague, 
 MedMc Olofc i — pole, Orn.H^ ©(^roargbdrt* 
 (ben, ber SSlutljdnfling, Bot-s. — poppy, vid. 
 
 — weed ; — rattle , DaS (Sumpfldufclraut j — 
 rot , ber ©onnent^auj — sa(u)nders . I . Dcr 
 tot^t (Sanbclbaum, 2. vid.— wood, 2.; to — 
 
 — sear, v. n. jicb brocfeln, rot^brii(big fcin (0. 
 eifen)5 — sear, I. s. bcr Olott)bru(b5 H- ndj. 
 rotl)bru(big5 — shank , 1. Om. Da& 0l-bcin» 
 2. Bot ba& glo^erautj-sharns, berSBof» 
 ferpfeffcr , — silver ore, 9l-giilbcn j — start, 
 
 — tail, Orn. ber {ft-f4)n)Qnj} — streak, Dcr 
 r-flreifige ^pfclj — weed, bcr roilbc OKo^n, 
 bic ^lapperrofej— whortleberry, bic *prcu^cl» 
 bccrc 5 — wing, Orn. bie 2Bcinbrofrel,Sfl-brof» 
 feU - wood, 1. bo& gi(btcn{)oIs? 2. Uf, rotbe 
 eanbel^ols, Ol-^orji - wort, bic ©anbbcere, 
 ^drentraubc. 
 
Red 
 
 585 
 
 Reef 
 
 Redan', fid. Redent. 
 
 To Red'den, v. I. a. 1. r6t()cn , rot() modjcn^ 
 
 2. rdud^crn (:&dringe)5 II. /«.rot^njert>en, er^ 
 Red'ding, s. ter rot^e ©ommerapfel. [rotten 
 Red'dish , I. adj. rot^Ud^ j II. — ness , s. Die 
 Reddi'tion, j. t)ic 3uru(fgabe. [0l6t^Iic^feit 
 Red'djtive, rtdj. 1. pr SBieDcrgabc ge^orig 5 
 RedMie, vid. Ruddle. [2. Gram. erwicDemD. 
 To Redeem', v. a. 1. loSfaufen, auglofenj 2. 
 
 erlofenj 3. (cin ^fanD) einlofcuj j^g-. (ein 
 
 SSerfprcd)en, 2C.) erfiillen j 4. amortifirenj an 
 
 \id) faufen j 5.n?ieber gutmad)en, eiubringerij 
 
 e.erfe^en, erftatten, T.(t>ie3eit)gut anwcnDen. 
 Redee'mable, I. adj. 1. auSloSbar, Io§ JU fau* 
 
 fenj 2. 5uerI6feni 3. ablo§li4>, tilgbarj*. 
 
 roieDer einjubringen j II. r-s, *. pi. Laiu, ob= 
 
 loSlid^e, Qb!duflid^e ©ingcj III. — ness, s. 1. 
 
 bie ^d^igfeit loSgefauft, :c. ju mertenj 2. tie 
 
 (grflattborfeit. 
 Redee'mer, j-. 1. Dcr So&faufer 5 2. t)er Griofer. 
 To Redeliv'er, v, a. 1. iDieDcr auSliefem , 2C. 
 
 c/. ToDeliver, &c.;2.5ururfgebcii5er)^Qtten. 
 Redeliv'ery, s. bic SBicberein{)dnt)igung, aBie= 
 
 bererftattung , {Riicflieferung. 
 Redemp'tion [— dera'— ] , .v. 1. bic 2o§faufung, 
 
 TfuSIofung j 2. bie !2Cmortifatioitj 3. bcr aBie= 
 
 bcrhuf } 4. rik JBcfrciung, ©rlofung. 
 *Redenip'tional, Redemp'tory, adj. jum 2o§= 
 
 faufe ge^orig j — price, \>a& 26fegelb. 
 ♦Redemp'tioners , j. pi. 'JCuSloglingc (i^re 
 
 ^^rac^t abi^crbienenbe Ginroanberer md) 9^orb= 
 Redent', s. Fort. baS ©dgennjcrf. [ttmerifa). 
 lleden't?d, adj. gegQcft, gcfcrbt. 
 To Redin'tegiTite , v. a. roieber in ben oorigen 
 
 ®tQnb fe^cn, ergdnjcn, erncuern. 
 Rcdm'tegrate, adj. mieber l^ergeflellt, crneuert. 
 Redifntegrri'tion , s. Ui SBiebert)crJ!teUung. 
 Hed'ly, adv. rot^lid). 
 Red'ness, s. bie {Rot^ej ba& Sftotl). 
 Red'ol?nce, — cy, .v. bcr SBo^Igcrud). 
 Red'olent, adj. ftarf ober n>o()lried)enb (of, 
 
 nat^ . . .). [(oft) roieber^olen. 
 
 roRedou'ble, v. a. (& n. )'i(i^) ©crboppclni 
 Redoub'table [— dou'— ] , adj. fur(i)tbar, fiirc^t 
 
 terlid). [len, surucffet)ren , 2. entfpringen. 
 To Redound', v. n. l.prucf flicpen, jururf fal= 
 Redout', s. Fort, bic 9teboutc. [trotte. 
 
 Re'druft, *. Com. bcr Sflucfn)cd)fcl, bic SHiicfs 
 To Redraw', v. a. Com. (— upon) jurucf 
 
 troffircn (Quf), roieber bejie^en. 
 To Redress', v. a. 1. bcffernj 2. ^clfen^ 3. Qb= 
 
 l)clfcn,QbftcUen. [:}fbt)ulfe. 
 
 Redress', .v. 1. bie ^ulfi?, bcr ^ciflanbj 2. bie 
 Redres's^r, j. ber SJerbeffcrer, :c. 
 To Reduce', r. a. 1. rcbuciren3 2. ^urucf fu^s 
 
 ren , 3. bringcn (- to . . . , ju , auf , in , tin- 
 ier...), oerfeien? i^crroanbelnj 4. oermins 
 bern, ^erabfe^en, 5. cntwert^en j 6. ceriun= 
 gen(eine3eiinung)5 7. Ijcrobrourbigcn j 8. 
 unterjof^cn, untcrwerfeni 9. elenb mad)enj 
 r-ing scale, Geom. ber terjiingte 'OJfafftab. 
 
 Reduce'inent, vid. Reduction. [iO(^cr. 
 
 Redu'cer , *. 1. bcr |)crQb)"e|eri 2. bcr Untcr* 
 
 Redu'cjble, I. adj. 1. ccrminbcrbarj 2.jururf= 
 fii^rbarj II. — ness, .v. 1. bie ©crminbcrbars 
 hit^ 2. tiiz 3urucffu()rbarfcit. 
 
 Reduct', s. 1. Arch, bcr 58erfrf)Iag j 2. Mil. \ik 
 {ftucfenf(i^an5Cj 3. vid. Reduction, 8. 
 
 RGduc'tion, s. 1. bic Slcbuction (bcf. T.) , 3u= 
 ruiffii^rung, 3urucfbringung ^ 2. Sur^ bic 
 2Bicbereinrenfung,@inri(^tungj 3. bie^cr* 
 abfc6ung5 4. bie Unterroerfung, (Sroberungj 
 5. bie 2)urftigfcit j 6. bic SScrminbcrung, V. 
 \i\t Serjiingung ob.SScrgroperungcincr^cidj* 
 nung? 8. Chpm. bie Stebuction, Com-s. 9. 
 ba^ Wdjlagcn, ©inFcn, fallen (bcr prcifc)^ 
 10, bic ^prcisocrminberung ; — in the /aluc, 
 \i\t @nt»crt^ung Don SSalutcni — oi' Inties, 
 bcr iSteucrerlaf . 
 
 Rediic'tive. I. adj.; II. — !y, adv. 1. 'CbUCia 
 rcnb.ic. 2. r iu[l6fmb5 3. Ohem. Dicbcr* 
 ^crf^cUcnbj IK .-. l. ')a§ 5ftibuciren..»e '.c -i. 
 Med. "Da^ ^uflofunggmittel. fiillc. 
 
 Redundance, — cy, v. bCC Jibcrfluf, rC ^HV' 
 
 Redun'dant , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1 . ubcr= 
 fluffig i 2. meitldufig. 
 
 To Redii'plicate, v. a. Ocrboppcln. 
 
 Redupljca'tion , s. bic SScrboppcUmg. 
 
 Redu'plicatiive, adj. ocrboppclnb. [d)cvig 
 
 ToRe-ech'G, v.n. witber^allcn. Ree'chy, rdu^ 
 
 Reed, s. 1. baSSflieb, moi)v, ec^ilf^ 2. "bie 
 €flol)rpfcifc, r-s, pi. bic ^opogcnosglotcj 3. 
 bcr^fcilj 4. Mm*. ba& Sto^rmunbftucf j 5. 
 bic (SScbcr=)SpuIc5 G. ba§ Sticbblutt, bcr 
 ,ff amm (am SScbflu^lc) , r-s, pi. bie JRo^t' 
 fldb(^en am Sticbblattj — bank, — bed,— 
 plot, bo§Sflo^rbicfig,®cr6^rid)tj— bunting,— 
 sparrow, Orn. 1. b. Sflot)rfpcrIing5 2.bic 9licb= 
 mcife 5 — fence , cin -SBinbfd^irm bcr ®drtncr 
 pon Sflol)r j — flute , Ik Sflo^rflotc (IDrgelrc^ 
 giflcr)} — grass, tiaS) SdicbgraS, — mace, — 
 maze, ba§ J)olbcnro()r ? — millet, bQ§ ^onig» 
 graS) — stops , — work , baS 9lol)r= ober 
 ©d^narmjcrf bcr Srgcl. 
 
 Ree'ded, adj. mit <Sd)ilf bcbecft. 
 
 Ree'den, adj. au§ dlo^v gcmod^t. [3'ieubau. 
 
 Re-ediHca'tion, s. bic SSicbcraufbouung j bcr 
 
 To Re-ed'jfy, v. a. roiebcr (auf=)baucn. 
 
 Ree'dy, adj. x>oH e^ilf, coU 3ioi)r. 
 
 Reef, s. 1. bic Jtlippcnrci^c, tac- gclfcnriff f 2. 
 Mar. baS 9lccf, gicff. 
 
Reef 
 
 586 
 
 Refr 
 
 To Reef, v. a. (bie ©egel) ein^olcn , einrcffcn 
 
 Reek, *. 1. bcr fiftttud^, jDompf j 2. vid. Rick. 
 
 To Reek, v. n. rau(^en, bttmpfen, bunjien. 
 
 Ree'ky, adj. raud^ig, tcrrdut^ert. 
 
 Reel, *. l.ber |>afpel, bicSBeifc, ®Qrnn)int>c5 2. 
 cin i6)ott.Zaxii 5-of the log, MarMc SogroUe. 
 
 To Reel, v. I. a. ^Qfpeln, ob^Qfpeln, roeifen? 
 r-ed weft , linH gebrct)te& (aufgel)QfpeIte8 
 (Sinjd)up)(^axni II. n. taumcln. 
 
 To Re-enforce', v. a. (oonSlcucm) »?erftdrfen. 
 
 Re-enforce', x. Guns. bieSScrftfirfung beg ®0= 
 bens 5 the first — , bQ§ S3obcnfclb5 the se- 
 cond—, btt& 3apfenfelb. 
 
 Re-?nfGrce'ment, s. bie SSerftciriPung. 
 
 To Re-en'ter, v. n. wieber ^incin fommen , ge* 
 
 Reer'-mbuse, vid. Rear-mouse.[^cnob.trcten. 
 
 To Re-estab'ljsh, v. a. wicber^crfteUcn. 
 
 Reeve, *. 1. 4= ber ©d^ult^cip, ©rdpe, 2. vid. 
 Reef; 3. Orn. ba§ ©treit^u^nj coal — , ber 
 Tfuffe^cr uber einc ^o^Iengrube. 
 
 To Re-exam'jne, V. a. TOieberunterfud^en, noc^= 
 mttl§ prufcn.[9licambio 5 2. ber SBcc^felerftt^. 
 
 Re-exchange', s. Com. 1. ber Olurfwec^fel, 
 
 Refec'tion, s. btc ^rquirfung. 
 
 Refec'iive, adj. erquicfenb, Ittbenb. 
 
 Refec'tpry, *.ber@pcifcfaal, bag 9lcfectorium. 
 
 To Refel', v. a. roiberlegen (vo. li.). 
 
 To Refer', v. I. a. 1 . j>errocifen (— to, an)? 2. 
 ubcrlaffen, iibcrgebcn 5 3. bejic^cn (— to, Quf) 
 re(3^ncn (—to ... , p GtiDQg) j II. n. 1. fid) 
 be8ic()en (— to , ouf) 5 2. fid^ (auf ^cmanb) 
 
 Referable, vid. Referrible. [berufcn 
 
 Referee', .v. Law, ber ©(i^iebSmann. 
 
 Reference, *. 1. bie aScrn>etfung j ^Jcad^wei- 
 fung 5 2. ber @(^iebSfprud(> , 3. bie SSejie^ung, 
 Scjugna^me , ber ©ejug ? marks of — , Typ. 
 Stofenjcid^en (3. 25. f, ^/ || , *)5 in - to 
 that, in SSetrcff, in Tfnfel^ung bcffen. 
 
 Referen'dary, s. ber 95erid)terflatter. 
 
 RefSr'rer, s. Law, ber Sleferent, SScric^tgeber. 
 
 Refer'rjble , adj. bejijgli(^ , bcjie^bor ; in 
 SScjie^ung. 
 
 To ReHne', v. I. a. 1. rcinigen, Idutern, ter* 
 feinern, 2. T. roffiniren j (®olb unb ©ilber) 
 ttbtreiben, ((Sifcn) frifd^cn^ II. n. 1. fidt) rei= 
 nigcn, fid^ ocrfcinern, fid) ecrcbclni 2. uber? 
 fcinc, fpi|finbigcUnterf(^icbe madijen, fliigeln. 
 
 Reft'nedly, adu.fein, fpi^finbig, gcfunjlelt. 
 
 Refi'nedness, s. 1. bie Sfiutcrungj 2. bie ttffec 
 tirte Seint)eit. 
 
 Refine'ment, s. 1. bie £fiuterung, SSerfcine^ 
 rung, 2. W Sauterfeit, 3. bie ©riibeleiy 
 ©pi^finbigfcit, Jlunflclci. [^erb. 
 
 Re.fi'nery,A\ T.\. bie Sdoffineriei 2.ber3:reibs 
 
 To RefTt', V. a. wieber ^crfletten, (bef. ein 
 @d;iif) roiebcr auSriifien, QugbefTcrn. 
 
 To Reflect', v. I. a. 1. juructwcrfcn , 2. pass 
 reflectiren, fid^ fpiegclnj II. n. l.juriicf fal- 
 len, jurucfpraUen, reflectiren, wiebcrfirat)(eni 
 2. (mit upon) m6)^enhn, liberbcnfcn, inS5e= 
 trac^t jiel^cnj 3. ©d^anbeoberSabclbringenj 
 to — on . . . , fid^ nad^t^eilig duferniiber . . . , 
 (tabelnb) anfpielen auf 
 
 Reflec'tent, ad;, suriicf faUenb, jurucf gcworfen. 
 
 Rettec'ting-, comp. T. SflefIcrion8=. 
 
 Reflec'tion , s. 1. lit ^uriicfroerfung , 3uru(f= 
 bewegung, 2. bag ^uriicfprallen (be§2id^t8), 
 bie 95red)ung, Slcflcrion j 3. ber Olefler, SBic= 
 berf(^ein,7fbglans5 4. bie Sfliicfmirfung 5 5. 
 baS Stac^benfcn, bie Uberlcgung, ©rmcigung j 
 6, ber Sabel, bie ^njilglic^fcit. 
 
 Reflec'tjve, adj. 1. juriidtrecrfcnb (Si(^tflra^= 
 len) 5 2. ermdgenb , nat^benfenb. [fleeter. 
 
 Rellec'tor, s. 1. bcr SSetrat^ter j 2. T. ber 0le= 
 
 Re'ttex, adj. 1. surficEroerfcnb, suriicfroirFcnb} 
 2. rurfnjdrts gerid^tet, 3. ubcrlegt. 
 
 Reflexjbri'jty, s. bie 3uruct'ir>erfbar?cit. [ben. 
 
 Retlex'ible, adj. fd^ig juriicf gcworfen \u roer* 
 
 Refle'xion, vid. Reflection. 
 
 Reflex'} ve, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1 . juriicf fd^ltt; 
 genb, roiebcrftra^lenb 5 2. j^uriicfmirfenb. 
 
 Reflexiv'ity, s. W juriicffc^Iagenbe n)ieber= 
 ftra^Ienbe ^igenfcbaft. 
 
 Reflores'cence, s. ba§ SBicbcraufblu^en. 
 
 To Reflour'jsh, v. n. n>icber (auf)blu^en. 
 
 Reflu?nce, — cy, s. bag 3urucfflic^en , ber 
 Sftiicffluf. 
 
 Refluent, adj. jururfflicf cub. 
 
 Re'flux, s. ber Sflucffluf, :^bfluf, bie dbbc. 
 
 To Re-form', v. a. wicbcr geflalten, umbilben. 
 
 To Reform', v.a.l. (n. fid)) rcformircn, Pcr» 
 beffernj 2. abbanFcn, au&muftcrn. 
 
 Reform', s. 1. bieUmgeflaltung, Olcform, SScr* 
 beffening 5 2. W ^bbanfung. 
 
 Reforma'do, s. ber abget ,nfte 2)fficier. 
 
 Reforma'tion, s. 1. bie Umdnberung , Umf(^afs 
 fung^ 2. bieSJerbefferungj 3. bie 0tcformation. 
 
 Refor'mer, .v. bcr Sfleformator^SScrbeffcrer. 
 
 Refor'mjst, s. 1. ber fifleformirtcj 2. ber SSer» 
 bc|ferung§fu(t>tigc. 
 
 Refos'sion , .v. Uc ^Cufgrabung. 
 
 To Refodnd', v. a. umgief en, UTOfd^meljen. 
 
 To Refract', v. a. (iStral)rcn) brc^cn. 
 
 Refrac'tion , s. bie ((£tra^Icn=)©rcd)ung. 
 
 Refrac'tjve, adj. ©tra^len brec^enb. 
 
 Refrac'tory, I. adj. ; II. — ily, adv. 1 .n)ibcrfpdn- 
 fKg, ^ai§fiarrig,*2. Chem. ftrcngflufftgj III. 
 — jness, s. tic SBibcrfpdnftigfeit. 
 
 Refragable, adj. wibcrlegbar. [^alten. 
 
 To Refrain', ^5. a. (kn. fi(b) jurudf^altcn, cnt^ 
 
 Refrain', .v. ber Slefrain, ©iluprcim. 
 
 To Refriime', v. a. »ieber sufammcnfc^ei 
 
Refr 
 
 587 
 
 Regi 
 
 Refrangibn'jty , s. tit Sdve6)haxMt (ber ti6)U 
 Refran'gible, adj. hvc6)Hv. [fttQ^lcn). 
 
 To Refresh', v. a, erfrif(^en. 
 Refresh'er, s. ber, bttS ^rfrifc^enbe. 
 Refresh'ment, s. bie erfdft^ung. 
 Refrig'erant , I. adj. crfrifd^enb , fu^lenb J II 
 
 r-s, s. pi. Med. fit^lcnbe Irjneimittcl. 
 To Refrifg'erate, v. a. fii^lcn, crfrifc^cn. 
 Rr5frigera'tion, s. bic ^ii^Iung, (Srfrifd^ung. 
 llefrfg'erative, Refri'geratory , adj. fu^Icnb, 
 
 erfrifc^enb. [mittel. 
 
 Refng'eratory, s. l.baS^U^IfQpj 2.bQS^u^l= 
 Reft, vid. Rift. 
 Refuge, s. 1. bie 3uflu(^ti 2. ber 3uflu(l^t§= 
 
 ortj 3. ba§ ^ixifmitUl, Tioti^miUd. 
 To Refuge, v. a. (& n. fid)) fc^u|en. 
 Refugee', s. ber glud^tling. 
 Reful'g?nce, — cy, s. ber ^cllc <B(i)zin, ®lQnj. 
 Retul'g?nt , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. glcinjcnb, 
 
 Icuc^tenb, fd^cinenb. 
 to Refund', v. a. 1. jur5cf ^a^Un, crflattcn, 
 
 iDieber crfe|en, ccrgiitenj 2, Com.wiebcr he= 
 
 laWn, rembourfiren, bccfen. 
 Refu'sable, adj. ju »ern>eigcrn. 
 Refu'sail, s. 1. bic TCugfd^Iagung ? SSerrocigc- 
 
 rung, Qbf^ldgigeTfntiDortj 2. bcrSSorfoufi 
 
 bttS 9led)t ber (ober bie frcie) SBa^I. 
 To Refufe^ v. a. (ju». n.) 1. au8fd)tagcn,Qb= 
 
 fc^Iagen, tfrmeigernj 2. nid^t anne^men, »er= 
 
 wcrfen, abmeifcn? 3. ou&fonbcrn. 
 Refuse, I. adj. Derworfen, f(t»Ic(t>tj II. .v. l.bcr 
 
 ^u§n)urf, Unratt), Corns. 2. bie ©erbulur 
 
 (bcrTCbfall i^on SRatcriQlroaaren) 5 3. ber ^Jfug^ 
 
 fci^uf, bie ^us[(^u^waare. 
 Refa'^?r, s. ber ^bfc^Iogcnbc, SSerroeigcrnbc. 
 Refu'table, adj. ju roibcrlegeit. 
 Refuta'tion, s. bie SBiberlcgung. 
 To Refute', v. a. wiberlegcn. 
 Refu'ter, *. ber SBibcrlegcr. [longen. 
 
 To Regain', v. a. roieber geroinncn, wieber er= 
 Re'gail, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. fonigltd)? HI- s. 
 
 1. baS OlcgQl (ein Srgelregifler)j 2. (au6) 
 pi. r-s) bic JErogsorgelj 3. Chem. bag Sii- 
 mg8»affer. [Ii(^e) SSeroirt^ung. 
 
 Regale', s. 1. btt&f6nigI.S5orre(^t5 2.bie(f6fi= 
 To Regale', o. I. a. 1. bemirt^en, erquitfenj 
 
 2. (— on) i^erjc^ren, II. n. [(^maufen. 
 Regale'm?nt, *. bic ©rfrift^ung, a3en)irtf>ung. 
 Rega'lja, s. pi. 1. bic 3ei(J^en ber !onigI. 3Bur« 
 
 be^ 2. bie fonigl. SSorrec^te. 
 Regal'jty , s. bic ^SnigSwiirbe. 
 To Regard', v.a.l. ttnfe()cn i 2. bemerfcn, beob= 
 
 adjtcn 5 3. giiid'ridjt ne^men ouf . . . 5 4. ad^Un, 
 
 ^ac^ttd^ten 5 &• fi(^ bejieiien ouf . . . , bctreffen. 
 Rggaid', s. 1. ber mid, 'KnhMj 2. bag 7fnfe= 
 
 ^en J 3, bie SBeobad^titng, Tfufmerffamfeit, 4. 
 
 bag :Kufmer!en, bie Setrod^tungj 5. bicOlficf« 
 fi(^tj 6. bic ^(^tungi T. bie "KuSscit^nung j 
 8. bie 3}esiel)ung , ber SSctreffj 9. Laic, bie 
 
 Regar'dable, adj. bcmerFenSwert^. [enb. 
 
 Regiir'dant, adj. Her. (oon IS^iercn) rucff(^au« 
 
 Regiir'der, s. 1. ber SBeobad^ter, ac, 2, ber 
 (^orfiO^uffc^er. [forgfdltig. 
 
 Regjird'fiil, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. aufmcrffam, 
 
 Regiird'less, I. adj. (mit of) ; II. — ly, adv. 1. 
 unaufmerFfam, unbefummcrt, forgloS j 2. un* 
 bcQcfetet, oeraitet. III. — ness , s. bic Unauf* 
 mer!famfeit, Sfliicf fic^tSlofigMt. 
 
 Re'gency, s. 1. bie Slegierungo 2. bic Oleid&S= 
 terwQltungj 3. bie Sflegentfd^aft. 
 
 Regen'eracy , s. bic S55icbcrgeburt. 
 
 To Regen'erate , v. a. 1. iDiebcrgebarenj 2. 
 roieber ^eroorbringen, erneuc(r)n. 
 
 Regen'erate, 1. adj. I. Wicbcrgcborcitj 2. wie* 
 ber ^croorgcbrad^t j II. — ness, *. ber ©tanb 
 ber SBiebergcburt. 
 
 Regenera'tion, .v. bic SBicbergeburt. 
 
 Re'gent, I. adj. 1. l)errfd^enb, regiercnb, 2 
 rci(^6ocr»efcnbi II. s. ber Olegent. 
 
 Re'gentess, s. bie Olcgcntinn. [gcntfd^ttft 
 
 Re'gentslnp, s. 1. bie Slegierung? 2. bieOtc- 
 
 Regerniina'tion, s. boS SSicbcrQUSfd^Iogcn. 
 
 Reg'jcide , s. 1. bcr ^onigSmorb^ 2. ber ^6« 
 nigSmorbcr. 
 
 Reg'im^n , j. 1. Med. bic 2cbcn5orbnung, iDi= 
 Qtj 2. Oram, bcr rcgicrtc ^allj 3. CMem. bic 
 SSerfa^rungSart, 5}?ct^obc. 
 
 Reg'iment. s. baS Slcgimcnt. 
 
 Regjmen'tal , I. adj. ju cincm {Hcgimcnt gc()6« 
 rig, Sflegimcnt6= i II. r-s, s. pi. bic Uniform. 
 
 Regi'na, s. SlcginQ (^-n.). 
 
 Re'gion, s. bic ®cgcnb, T. Olcgion, bcr J:rci§. 
 
 Reg'jst?r , A-. 1. t>a& Slcgificr (oui 7'. an ber 
 S)rgcl, Tr/p. jc.) ^ 2. bag SScrjcidjni^ j 3. ba§ 
 protofoUi 4. bcr TfctenfaScif el j bic Urfunbc j 
 5. bcr Sflegiftratcr , *protofolIant5 — stove, 
 cin (0lcgiflcr=)Sfen mit guftl6(^crn (.Slaps 
 pen, sum ^JJdfigcn ber |>i§e)} fyp-s. to 
 make — , 0legiflcr ^alten^ out of — , nid^t 
 Olegifter ^altenb^ — sheets, bie 3uric]^te=a5os 
 gen. Afar-*. — ship, ba8 Olcgificrfd^iff^ — 
 of a ship, bcr 95ci(bricf 5 — measurement, bie 
 oon ber TCbmiralitat fcftgcfe^tc 8afiig!cit ci* 
 ne§ ©c^iffcg j — of lottery, bic 2ottcrie»(5oI« 
 lection ; — office, ba§ .3>crforgung8=Surcau. 
 
 To Reg'ist^r, v. a. I. cintragcn, einfd^rciben, 
 rcgiftrireni 2. protoFoUiren 5 to — sailors, 
 SKatrofen anmerbenj to — a tax, einc^tcuer 
 Cataftriren i r-cd tonnage, vid. Register 
 measurement. 
 
 Rgg'jstershifp, s. bic {Rcgiflratur. 
 
Regi 
 
 588 
 
 Rejo 
 
 R«g'.istiar, s. t)er 0legiflrator. 
 
 Reglstr.Vtion, s. t>as Qintrogen, ^rctcfolliren. 
 
 K«^?;'istry, s. 1. t)ie ©intragung, Otcgiflrirung , 
 
 2. Me JRegiftraturj 3. t)Q§ ^rotofcll^ 4. Uh 
 
 fleg'let, s. 1. 7'yp. ter (5oIumnen|leg 3 2. ^rc/i. 
 
 Ileg'nant, adj. (oor)I)err[(^enb, iiberwicgcnb. 
 To Regorge', v. a. 1. roietjcrougfpcienj 2. gies 
 
 rig ocrfc^lingenj roicbcr juriicffc^ilucfen. 
 To Hegritnt', v. a. iDieDer gerott[)ren. 
 To Regrate', v. a. 1. (2eben»mittcl, 2C. ijum 
 
 SSicDerocrfauf in bemfelben 5[RQrft) auffou= 
 
 fen 3 2. ^ofen, trobein, 3. Mas. einenoltcn 
 
 58auftcin abreiben. 
 Rcgra'ter, .y. ber ^uffciufcr , .^6!e. 
 Re'gress, s. 1. bie Olitrffe^r j 2.vi(f. Recourse. 
 To Regress', v. n. prurf ge^en, luxixd fel)rcn. 
 Regres'sion , s. Ui Olfiiffe^r. 
 RegreVsivc, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. n>icbcr» 
 
 fe^renb^ 2. ructgdngi35 3. umge^enb. 
 R, grt^t', s. 1. i)Q§ ®ebauern, bie Sflcue, 2. ba§ 
 
 Scibroefen, ber (S(i^merj. 
 To Regret', v. a. bcbQuern, bereuen. 
 Regret'ful, af/;'.ocllS5cbauern5 (ac/w.) ungern. 
 Regucr'dcn,s.(5A.)b.S5eIot)nung3to-,beIo()nen. 
 Reg'filar, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. 1, regelmdfig, 
 
 2. regelred^t, orbentlit^j 3. Geom.SfMil. res 
 
 gulSr 5 - clergy, t>u Srbenggeifilid^feit? III. 
 
 s. 1. ber £)rbenggeiflli(j^e 5 2. r-s, pi. 2inkn' 
 
 truppen, reguldre Sruppen. 
 Regalar'ity, s. Hie otcgelnidpigf eit 3 2. btc 
 
 0li(^tigfeit, £)rbnung. 
 To Reg'iilate, v. a. 1. orbnen, einri^tcn, re* 
 
 geln, (eine Olecbnung) obmoi^en^ 2. Srbnung 
 
 oorfc^reiben 5 3. fi^Iic^ten, entfd^eibcn ; r-ing 
 
 screw, T. Me (StellfdirQube. 
 Regulii'tion, s. 1, iie S)rbn«ng, ^CnorbnungJ 
 
 @inri(btung 5 2. bie SSerorbnung i pL<Btat\itcn. 
 Reg'ulator, s. 1. ber "Jfnorbner, ^inricbtcr, 2. 
 
 T-s. a)bcrOleguIatori ^0 tk Sflid.)t= (ober 
 
 @tca=)S(beibej ber md)U (ob.@teU=)®tiftj 
 
 c) tik <Scbnc(fcnfeber unb bie Unru^e eincr 
 
 llt)r5 rf) bttS ^enbel, e) bie^robeu^r. 
 To Regur'gitate , v. I. a. juriic? geben ober 
 
 werfen, II. n. jurucfftromen. 
 Regurgita'tion, s. ^a^ ginfci^lurfen, Ginfaugen. 
 To Rehabi'l'itate, v. a. Law, roieber in ben 00= 
 
 rigcn ©tanb, in tik 3te(btc einfe^en. 
 Uebabriita'tion, .v. bie SBicbereinfc^ung in ben 
 
 rcrigen ©tonb. [ren ober untcrfu(^en. 
 
 To Rehear', y. ir. a. Law, no4> ein Wal i)6s 
 Rghea'ring, s. Law, nod^malige Untcrfu^ung. 
 Rehcar'sal, s. 1. bie Olccitirung j erjd^lungj 
 
 2. X)k ^robe, SJoriibung. 
 To Rehearse', v.o.l .roieber^olen i 2. rortragen, 
 
 frj-Jblen, 3. jur ^rcbe barflellen, probircn. 
 
 Rehear'ser, s. ber SBicberbolcr, u. 
 Rehou'sjng, s. Com.bQ§3uru(tbringcn Quf boS 
 
 Soger unb bie Jtoflen bafiir. 
 Reif, \)id. Reeve, 2. 
 
 Rei'gle, s. bie Olinne, ber galj, einfd)n;tt. 
 To Reign [ran] , v. n. 1. rcgiercn, ^errf4)cn 
 
 2. oort)errfc^en , iiberrciegen. 
 
 * Reign, s. 1. bie 9legicrung5 2. bQ» Oleicbj 3. 
 bie ^errf(bQft, 0}?a(^t j 4. ber (Sinflu^. 
 
 To Reimbod'y, v. n. ftd^ roieber ju einem ^cr= 
 per ober ©onsen i^ereinigen. 
 
 To Reimburse', v. a. 1. roieberbejoblen , roic* 
 bererflattenj 2. cntfcbobtgen^ 3. Cb/n-.v.rem= 
 bourfiren, becfenj to — one's self, ficb f(bob= 
 I08 bolten, fid) bc3ol)lt motbcn^ to — one's 
 self upon . . . , jid) (burcb Slrotten fiir geleiftc^ 
 ten SSorfttuf) ertjolen ouf .. . . 
 
 RejTnbiirse'ment, s. 1. bie SBiebcrbejobtung, 
 @rfo§leiflung 5 2. Com. bo§ {Rembourfemeni 
 bie ©ecfung. [Com. ber Serfenbe. 
 
 Rejmbur'ser, s. 1. ber Sffiiebcrbejoblcr, K. 5 2. 
 
 Rein [ran], *. bef. pi. tcr 3iigcl, 3oum. 
 
 *To Rein, v. a. mit bem 3ugel lenfen 5 jugeln. 
 
 *Rein'-deer, vid. Rane. 
 
 To Reinforce, &c. vid. in Rc-en .... 
 
 *Rein'Iess, adj. ungejobmt. 
 
 * Reins, s. pi. bie3Tiercn. 
 
 To Reinstall', v. a. roieber einfc^en. 
 
 To Reinstate', u. a. n)ieber in Sefi^ fe^cn 
 
 Reinsu'rance [— shu' — ] , s. Com. Ik {Reoffe* 
 
 curonj, {Rurf= ober ©egenoerfic^erung. 
 *To Reinsure' [— shiir'], v. a. Com. reojfccu« 
 
 riren, no(bmoI& oerfid^ern. 
 
 * Reinsu'rer, »•. Com. ber Stiicf oerfid^erer. 
 
 To Reint/irone', v. a. mieber ouf ben !5;i;rca 
 fc6en. [Invest. 
 
 To Reinvest', v. a. n>iebcr beflcibcn, 2C. cf. To 
 Reit, s. i)o§ 9liebgra§, Sflieb. 
 To Reit'eriite , v. a. ofterS wieber^olen. 
 Reitera'tion, s. 1. t^k oftere SBicber^oIungj 
 
 2. Typ. ber SBieberbrucf. 
 
 To Reject', v. a. 1. oerwerfen, »er|tofen j 2. 
 
 ougfcblogeni 3. ouSiDcrfen, ouSfonbern, ous* 
 Rejec'table, adj. t>enoerfli(b. [mufleru. 
 
 Rejec'ter, s. ber SSenoerfenbe, :c. 
 Rejec'tion, s. 1. t)k SSernjcrfuug 5 TTu&fcblo* 
 
 gung, 2. bie ^u&roerfung, TCu&ilofung. 
 To Rejoice', v. I. n. fid) freucn (at, uber) i II. a, 
 
 erfreuen? r-ing fire, bo§ ^reubenfcuer. 
 Rejiiii'cer, .v. ber fid) ^rcuenbe, ic. 
 Rejoii'cing, s. 1. bie ^reubej 2. tie guflborfeitj 
 
 3. pi. bie ^reubens^ejeigungcn. 
 
 To Rejoin', v. I. o. 1. ttjieber sufommcnfiigen, 
 ober oereinigcni 2. roieber jufommcnflo^ca 
 mit..., wieber treffenj U n. enoiebcm^ 
 Law, bupliciren. 
 
Rejo 
 
 589 
 
 Relu 
 
 Rej6in'd§r , s. Ui Grwieberung } Law , biCj 
 
 Reju'venated, adj. oerjungt. [iDuplit 
 
 To Rekin'dle, v. n. l.raiebcr ansunfeeuj 2.fig.\ 
 
 To Relapse', v. n. suriicffQlIen. [wicber beleben. 
 
 Relapse', s. ber Oliitf fall. 
 
 Reiap'«^er, s. bcr 0lucffalIcnbc. 
 
 To Relate', v. I. a. 1. berif^tcp., erja^Ienj 2. 
 periDQnbt mati^en 5 II. n. fi^ bejic^cn (— to ... 
 
 Rela'ted, adj. f erwanbt. [auf). 
 
 Reia'ter, s. \>ex ©rjQljleri ®cfd^id)tf(j^reiber. 
 
 Rela'tion, s. 1. ber 93crid)t, bic (SrsQt)Iung 5 2. 
 berSejug, bic©ejict)ung5 SHiicffld^t) 3. bic 
 Serbinbung 5 4. (—ship) bic SSerwanbtfdiaftj 
 5. bcr, tk SScrroanbtc. 
 
 Rel'atifve, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. rclatio j 2. 
 bejuglid^ , bcjie^lifb / \i^ besiet)cnb, in Sejics 
 I}ung (—to ... , auO 5 III. *• 1 • ^'d- Relation, 
 5.5 2. Gram. btt& SflcIatiMm, SSesie^ungS^ 
 roorti IV. — ness, s. bic SBesiiglid^f eit. 
 
 Rela'tor, s. Lawy bcr ©cnunciant. 
 
 To Relax', v. I. a. lit. &Jig. 1. fc^loff macbcn, 
 erfcblaffcn? 2. ifofen, locfcr mot^en j 3. nac^laf* 
 fenmit..., 4. milbcrn, pcrminbcrnj 5. cr= 
 bcitern, serf^rcuenj II. n.l. crfcblaffcnj 2. 
 nQ(bgebcn5 3. \i6) crtjolen. 
 
 Rel^xa'tion, *. 1 . bic (Srfc^laffung, STod^Iaffungj 
 2. bic ^Rilbentng, 3. bic ©r^eitcrung , 6r^o» 
 
 Relax'able, adj. nad^juloffcn. [lung. 
 
 Relax'atifve , s. ba§ Grfc^Iaffcnbc^ :c. cf. To 
 Relax. 
 
 ReKiy', s. 1. bcr frifcbc SSorfponH; bicfnf(^cn 
 ^ferbe ober3Qgbl)unbC5 2. (bci S^cppicbroc* 
 bern) bcr 3roifc&cnrQum ber^ctte rao ^arbcn 
 unb §igurcn »crdnbcrt njcrben foUen j — dog, 
 — hound, bcr fri[(^c 3(ig^()unb. 
 
 Relea'sable, adj. crla^bar. 
 
 To Release', v. a. 1. cntlaffcn, loSgcbcit, cnt= 
 binbcnj2. befrcicn^3.Qufgebcn,fal)rcnlaffen. 
 
 Release', s. 1. He entlaiTung, Scfrciungj 2. 
 bic (griaffung , bcr@rlap5 3. bic ^Cufgcbung 
 (eine& 9lc^te§) , bcr SSerjicbt, 4. ber erlebi= 
 gung&fd)ein 5 bic Sluittung 3 5. Law, bic Uber= 
 gabc (oon Sdnbercicn). 
 
 Release'raent, s, bic ^rcigcbung, fioSgebung. 
 
 Relea's^r, s. bcr Gntlaffer , :c. [bannen. 
 
 To Rel'egate, v. a. relcgircn, Dcrraeifcn, tcr= 
 
 Relcga'tion, s. bic {Relegation , SScrweifung. 
 
 To Relent', v. n. nad^laffcn, nacbgcbcn, fi(^ er= 
 roeic^cn lajfcn. [^erjig. 
 
 Relent'less, adj. unbicgfam, ^art, unbarm= 
 
 liel'dvance, — cy, s. Law, bic O^clcoanj. 
 
 Rel'evant, adj. 1. oufi)crfenb3 2. crbebli(^. 
 
 Reli'able, adj. cerldpad^, out^entifi. 
 
 Reli'ance, s. ia^ Scrtrautn, bic 3u»erffc^t. 
 
 Rel'ic s. t. ber (Itbcr) 9left, bag Ubcrbleibfel, 
 bef. pi. Sriimmei- j 2. bic Stcriquie. • 
 
 Rei'jct, s. bic 4)interbUcbcnc, SSittnjc. 
 
 Relief, s. 1. bic (5rlei(btcrung, Sinbcrung, 2- 
 bic ^iilfci 3.bieUntcrflu§ung berTCrmcn, boS 
 Ttrmcngclb , 4. bcr (5ntfa| 5 5. bic S5efreii;ng j 
 6. bic Tfblofung (cincr ©diilbwaijljc)^ 7. bic 
 5Cbn)cd)fcIung5 8. bic cr()abcnc "Jfrbcit, Qxija- 
 bcn^eit5 9.bic^cbung,ba§ be^»crflc(^enbc "Jin* 
 fc&cn, bic^u§jci(bnung3 10. Sport, bcr^ei- 
 bepla^bcg^afen, Laiz;, ll.baSSlled^tSmittclj 
 12. bic ©c^abcnHagcj 13. ba§ ^et)enggcfdU5 - 
 in chancery, ^logc auf(5ontract=7rnnuUirung. 
 
 Reli'er, s. bcr Scrtraucn, 3uioerfid^t l^egt. 
 
 Relie'vable, adj. 1. bcr4)Ulfc fdl)ig, abl)Clfli(l^ j 
 2. pr Tfb^iiifc bcrc(btigt. 
 
 To Relieve', v. a. 1. linbcm, crlci(^tcrn, ()ei« 
 fen, untcrflu^en j 2. entfc^en (cincn S)rt),* 3. 
 oblofcn (cine [©(bilb=]aBa(be)j4. ({)crtK>r=) 
 ^eben, ^cricorjlecbcnbcr, bcmernidjcr modjen? 
 5. cine angencl)mc Tfbraecbfclung ge»dl;rcn, 
 (ba&'irugc) crgcecn, 6. ju 9icd)t i^crljelfcu, 
 9te(btS^i!ilfe angebci^cn laffen? r-ing ropes, 
 r-ing tackles, bic'JTuf^oIcr (an c.,^ielIiAter) 
 
 Relieve'ment, s. bic (Srleid^tcrung , Grlaffung. 
 
 Relie'ver, s. bcr ^b^clfcr, :c. cf. To Relieve. 
 
 RelieVu, .v. T-s. 1. bic (alto —, ganj) cr^a^ 
 bene :M:rbeit5 2. baS Slelicf, ^od^bilb. 
 
 To Relight' [— lit'] , V. a. wicbcr anjiinbcn. 
 
 Reli'giouj *. t)ic Olcligion. 
 
 Reli'gi9nist, s. bcr ^r6mmling. 
 
 Reli'gious, 1. adj.; IT. — ly , adv. 1. religion ., 
 2. fromm, gotte^furcbtigi 3. ge»ifrent)aft j 
 4. orbenSgcifHi(b J a — house, cin Drbcns= 
 ^au§, ^loftcr. III. *. bcrOlcIigiofc, 93?oncb3 
 IV. — ness, s. bicSfteligiofitdt, :c. 
 
 ToRelin'qujsh, v. a. 1. oerlaffcttj 2. fobrcn 
 laffcnj 3. riicfgdngig mad)cn 5 S>cr5i(bt Icijlcn, 
 aufgcbcn, cutfagcn, 4. abftbaffenj 5. ubcr= 
 laffen, obtretcn. 
 
 Reliii'qujsher, s. bcr SScrloffenbe, 2C. 
 
 Relin'quishment, s. 1. bic SSerlaffungj 2. bic 
 "JCufgebung, Gntfagung, ^btrctung. 
 
 Rel'iquary,v.ba§9teIiquicnfdfl:iten.[(S(buIbncr. 
 
 Reliqua'tpr, s. Com. ber Sflcftant , riicfftonbige 
 
 Rel'ish, s. l.bcr®ef(^ma(f,S5orfd)marf 5 2.bag 
 S[Bol)IgcfaIIcni 3. bie ^Jlanier, :?Crtunb SKeifc. 
 
 ToRel'jsh, V. I. er. 1. fcl^mo(f()aft mad)eni 2. 
 ®cfd)macf fmbcn an ... 5 H. ". 1. fd^mecfcn, 
 cincn ®efcl)macf ^aben (— of, nad^), 2. gut 
 f(bme(Ecn3 3. SBcrgnugcn oerurfad)cn. 
 
 Rel'jshable, Rel'ished, odj. fd)mQcft)aft. 
 
 Relts, A. Bot. tia^ ^eergray. 
 
 Relu'cent, adj. leudjtcnb, burcbfiditig. 
 
 Reliic'tance, — cy, s. bag SfiJiberflrebcn, ber 
 SBibcrftanb, SBibcrmillc. 
 
 Reluc'tant,!. adj.; II. — ly,ado. I. (^cftig) 
 roiberfircbcnb j 2. ftcb ftrdubcnb, unwtUig. , 
 
Relu 
 
 590 
 
 Remo 
 
 To Relome , To Rela'mine, v. a. n)iet)er anjiin* 
 ben. [tjcrtrauen, baucn (auf . . .)• 
 
 To Rely', v. n. (— on , upon) fi(j^ icerlajfen, 
 
 To Remain', v. /;. I.ubngbleiben5 2.bleiben> 
 3. oerbleiben, locr^arrenj to let — , Ucgen 
 (ubrig) laffen? for what remains, i[ibrigen§. 
 
 RemaJn'der, s. 1. ber3fleft5 2. Der Uberreft j 
 
 3. Com. t)er Slucfftant), ©alt>0 5 4. r-s, pi. l)ie 
 iiberbleibfel, (bef. * irbifc^en) Uberreftc 
 
 To Remake', o. iV. a. mieber madden. 
 
 To Remand', v. o. 1. juriidf [(^irfenj 2. jurirf 
 
 forbernj luiebcr fommen laffen. 
 Rem'anent, vid. Remnant. 
 Remark', s. Uz TCnmcrJung, ®emerfung. 
 To Remark', v. a. bemerfeni anmerfcn. 
 Remar'kable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. merfrour* 
 
 tig, aupcrorbentlid^j III. — ness, *.bie5Kerf' 
 Remiir'ker, s. bcr SSemerJcr. [roiirbigfeit. 
 To Remur'ry, v. a. roieber ^eirat^en. 
 Reme'djable, adj. cb^elfli^, ^eilbar. 
 Reme'diail, adj. 1. ()ei(enl)5 2. (ocr)beffernb. 
 Rem'edlless, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adv. unab^elf= 
 
 licb, un^eilbttr , III. — ness, ,v.bie Un^eilborfeit. 
 Rem'edy, s. 1. ba& ^eilmittel, Ui i^rjncij 2. 
 
 J)qS OJiittel, |>ulfSmittel, ©egenmittelj Die 
 
 ^ulfc3 3. Law, ber Olegrep , Die S(babcn§er= 
 
 ^olung i 4. Der ©rfa^. [em. 
 
 To Rem'edy, u. a. 1. ^eileni 2. ab()elfen, |teu= 
 To Remem'ber, v. a. 1. eingebenf fcin, fid) er= 
 
 innern an ... j 2. jid> befinnen auf . . . 5 3. 
 
 crinnern on ... ^ 4. grupcn, empfe^len. 
 Remem'berer, s. ber flfb ©rinnernbe, 2C. 
 Remem'brance , s. 1. Xi(X^ (Sebcicbtnif j "irnben^ 
 
 Jen, 2. t)o§ iDcnfmolj 3. bie erinnerung, to 
 
 come to — , beifallen, einfttllen? to put in — , 
 
 erinnernj — book, Da$ 5}?cmoriaI, )Denltbu(b. 
 Remem'branc^r , s. 1. ber Srinneier, 2. ber 
 
 ©ecretdr ber <Sd()tt§fammer. [ren. 
 
 To Rem'igrate, V. n. prucfwanbcrn, n)iebcrfe^= 
 Remigra'tion, A'.bie ^MU^x, 9lucfn)anbcrung. 
 To Remind', v. a. erinnern, (— of, an). 
 Remln'der, s. bcr @rinnerer. [erinncrung. 
 Remjnis'cence, — cy, s. bie ©rinnerung, 9lucC= 
 Reminjscen'tial, adj. erinnemb. 
 Remiss', I. adj.\ II. — ly, adu. 1. fd^laff j 2. 
 
 trdge, [orgloS, natblaffig. 
 Remifs'sible, adj. erldplicb, tterjei^li^. 
 Remis'sion, s. 1. t)aS STad^Ioffen , bie SSermin- 
 
 Derung i 2. bie ©rfcblaffung 3 3. bie gj^ilberung, 
 
 4. ber erla^ j 5. W (grlajjung , SScrgebung, 
 Remis'gjve, adj. cerjeibenb. [SSerjeibung. 
 Uemiss'ness, s. 1. 'tiiz ©(bloff^eit, 2.bie3;rdg= 
 
 t)eit5 3. bie ©orglorigMt, ^lacbtdffigFeit 
 To Remit', v. I. a. 1. surucf [d^icfen j 2. (®el= 
 ber, SBetbfel) fibermocben, einfenben, uberfen«= 
 ben, remittiren^ 3. i?erminbern , milbera? 
 
 4. ftbenfen, erlaJTen? 5. oergcben, ccrjei^cnj 
 6. iiberlalfeni U. n. natblaffen, abnebmcn. 
 
 Remit'ment, ,v. 1. \i\z SBieberfejlfe^ung (in 
 SSerbaft) 5 2. ber ©riopj 3. vid. Remittance. 
 
 Remit'tance, .v. Com. ba& Olemittiren , bie 
 Ubermadjung, "Jfnftbaffung , SBe(bfeI= ober 
 ©elbfenbung, {RemcJTt j — in balance (of all 
 accounts) , \iK Sftemeffe per ©albo. 
 
 Remit'tent, adj. Med. nailajfenb. 
 
 Remit'ter, .v. 1. ber Uberfenber, Com. Olemit= 
 tent, 2C. cf. To Remit; Laic-s. 2. bic 28ie= 
 bereinfe^ung in zin altered (Reitt, 3. bcr ur= 
 fpriinglitbe Infprucb. [adj. librig (». u). 
 
 Rera'nant, I. s. ba& iibcrbleibfel, ber Olcfl5 H. 
 
 To Remod'el, v. a. neu umbilben, umgejialtcn. 
 
 Rem'olade, »•. bie |)ornfalbe (ber Sbicrdrjte). 
 
 ReraSn'strance , s. 1. \>iii SSorftclIung , (Srinne- 
 rung, bcr SSerroeiS j 2. \ik einwenbung. 
 
 Rcmon'strant, I. ar/j. PorflcUcnb, crinncmbj 
 II. s. ber SJorflellenbc, Stcmonjlrant. 
 
 To Remon'strate, v. I. ». 1. mit tlarfcn (Srun= 
 ben Dorj^eUen, loerrocifen^ 2. ©egencorflel* 
 lungen mad? en, einroenben, 11. a. criDcifen. 
 
 Remonstr.a'tion, s. tia?) SSorfteUcn, SBarncn. 
 
 Remon^trator, s. ber SSorficUenbe. 
 
 Rem'pra, s. 1. Icli. bcr ©(biffbaltcr, 2. Surg, 
 dn Snftrument bci Seinbriidjcn. 
 
 Reraor'd^ncy, s. bie3crfnirfdbung. 
 
 Remorse', .v. ber S$orn)urf (be§ ©cwiiTcnS), 
 ©enjiffen^biffe, t>ic @eroi|fcn§angfl. 
 
 Remorse'ful, adj. 1. nogenb j 2. reucocll. 
 
 Remorse'l?ss, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1 . rculc§ j 
 2. unbarm()eriig, graufamj III. — ness, s. 1. 
 riii SSerfiocf tbeit 5 2. bie 4)artbersigfeit. 
 
 Remote', I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. entlcgcn, 
 entfernt, fern, 2. frcmb^ 3. abgejogen^ 111. — 
 ness, s. bie @ntlegcn^eit,lbgelegen^cit, ^er* 
 nc, entfernung. 
 
 RemO'tion , s. W ©ntfernung (n>. li.). 
 
 To Remount', v. n. <fc a. 1. roiebcr binauf ftei= 
 gen, ic. cf. To Mount; 2. Mil. remontircn. 
 
 Remo'vable, adi.wegsufcbajfcn, ju eutfcrnen,:c. 
 
 Remo'val, s. 1. ba& SBcgrurfen, bie S©cgfcbof= 
 fung , ©ntfcrnung j 2. ^U S5ertr cibung 5 3. "aic 
 Oldumungj 4. bie ^bfe^ung. 
 
 fo Remove', v. I. a. 1. riirfen, n)cg= ob. fort* 
 riicfen, -nebmen, -f(bajfen, -tljun ob. -fe^cnj 
 2. ^inwegtragen, beifeienj 3. (n)cg)rdumcn, 
 abrdumen, 4. a) (auSbem 2eben) abrufcn^ 
 6) au& bem SBegc rdumen 5 5. ocrfe^cn , tcv- 
 legenj 6. entfernen5 7. abfe^enj ll. n. I. fi(b 
 wegbegeben j 2. auSjie^en, 3. ubergcben. 
 
 Remove', s. 1. boS JKiicfen, ber {Rucf, 3ug5 2. 
 bag (7Cu8= ober Um*)3ieben, t>k Svt§t>erdns 
 berung j 3. bic SJcrfe^ung, 35crlcgung j 4. bie 
 Cntfernungj 5. bie SSertrcibung, Tfbfc^ung? 
 
Remo 
 
 591 
 
 Repa 
 
 6. i5ie Tfbrcifcj Dtt§ Sfleifen, T. Ut ©rat) (in 
 bcr Serwanbtfd^aft, :c.)? 8. bic gortrudfung, 
 aSeforterung, ber Unioerfitdti&grat)} 9. Far. 
 lit Umfc()u^ung, Umtaufd^ung Der 4)ufeifen, 
 Dcr neuc 35ef(^lagj 10. Cook. ba§ njec^felnbc 
 
 Removed', adj. fern, obgelegcn. [©crid^t. 
 llemo'ver, ,v. ber SSegrudfenbc, ic cf. To Re- 
 Remunerabil'jty, s. lU ® elo^nborf cit. [move. 
 Remu'nerable , adj. ju oergeltcn, belo^nbor. 
 To Remu'nerate, v. a. roieber beja^Ien, »ergu= 
 
 ten, oergelten, (bc)lo^nen. [geltung. 
 
 Remun^ra'tion, s. Ue SBieberbcsQ^lung , SSer* 
 Remu'nerative , Remu'neratory, adj. ocrgel= 
 
 tenb, oergutenb , belo^nenb. 
 Re'nal, adj. ju ben 5ticren ge^orig. [^udjS 
 Ren'ard, s. (inberSl^ierfttbeOTig.Sfieinife, ber 
 Renas'cency, s. bie S8iebcrcntftef)ung. 
 Renas'cent, adj. roieber entfte^enb. 
 
 Renas'clble , adj. cmeubttr. 
 
 To Renav'igate, v. a. wiebcr (bc)fd&iffen. 
 
 Rencoun'ter , I. s. 1. \iai 3ufammentreffen 
 3ufQmmenflo^en j 2. ber ^ngriff i bag @d)ars 
 mu^el, 3. bag ^benteuer, sufdUigc •DueU, II. 
 adj. Her. oon oorn [x6) jeigenb. 
 
 To R^ncoun'ter , v. I, a. angreifenj II. n. 
 (iuro.a.) 1. jufammentreffen , sufammcnflo 
 ^en (mit)5 2. (janbgemein roerben, fec^ten, 
 flreiten, ft^ormujiren. 
 
 To Rend, v. ir. a. & n. reif en , jcrrcif en. 
 
 Ren'der, .v. ber Olcif enbe, 3erreipcnbc. 
 
 To RenMer, v. a. 1. miebergeben, 5urucfge= 
 ben, erftatten, erroiebernj 2.geben,Ieiflen, er* 
 t^eilen^ 3- (Olec^nung) oblcgen, 4. (—up) 
 uberliefern, ubergeben? 5. angeben, 6. ma^enj 
 
 7. uberfei^eni 8. (to — to account) geminn= 
 bringenb mac^en, renbiren loffen. 
 
 Ren'd^rable, adi.jururfsugebcn, juubergeben. 
 Rendezvous' [rendjvuz'J , *. 1. bie 3ufttmmens 
 
 !unft5 2. bie SSeflellungj S.beriSamntelpIa^, 
 
 bo§ ®teUbi(i^ein. 
 *To Rendezvous', v. I. n. ft(^ einflellenj II. a. 
 
 jufammenbringcn, oerfammeln. ^ [jung. 
 Rendi'tion, s. 1. bie Ubcrgobe, 2. bie Uber[e5= 
 Ren'egride, Renega'do, *. 1. berSlenegat, iVO' 
 
 tninnigej 2. vid. Runagate. 
 Renette', s. Far. ba§ SBirfeifen. 
 To ReneSv', v, a. erneue(r)n. 
 ftenew'able, adj. erneubar, ju crneue(r)n. 
 Renew'al, Renew'edness, s. bie (Srneu(er)ung. 
 Rene\i'er, s. ber 6rneue(re)r. [Ibneigung. 
 Ren'jt^nce, — cy, s. 1. ber ISBiberflanbj 2. bie 
 Ren'itent, adi.n)iberfle^enb,entgegen flrebenb. 
 Ren'net, s. 1. or Ren'neting, bie Sflenette (^p* 
 
 fel)5 2. v/d. Runnet. 
 To Renoiince', v. I. a. 1. entfogen, cerji^ten 
 
 Quf...5 2. Qbfagenj certdugnen? II. ??. (im 
 
 ^artenfpielc) eine ^orbe oerldugnen, ni(^t 
 befennen. 
 
 Renounce', s. bie Slenonce (im ^Kartenfpiel). 
 
 Renounce'ment, s. 1. bie ©ntfogung, S>ersi(bt« 
 leiflung j 2. "aii !Kbfagung 5 SSerldugnung. 
 
 Renoiin'c^r , *. ber Gntfagenbe. 
 
 To Ren'ovate , vid. To Renew. 
 
 Renova'tion, s. W ©meuerung. 
 
 Ren'pvatpr, s. bcr @rneue(re)r. 
 
 Renown', s. ber gute 3^Qme , Sfluf, {Ru^m. 
 
 Renowned', I. p. a. ; II. — ly, adv. beriJ^mt. 
 
 Rent, s. 1. bcr mih ^i%, t)ie ©palte, ber aSrudj j 
 2. ba§ ©c^iSmaj 3. bie Olentc, "fid^ einfom* 
 men, p/. ©infiinfte, ^infen? 4. ber 3in§, bie 
 5)iiet^C5 dry — , md. — stock ; — charge, ber 
 ©rbjinS j — roll, bie ©infommenlifie, ba§3ins 
 fenbu4> 5 — service , ber ©runbjinS 5 — stock, 
 — seek, trorfene 3infen, gruc^tsinS. 
 
 To Rent , v. a. 1. miet^cn, pac^ten j («. fi(I>:) 
 2. oermiet^en, 3. ijcrjinfen. 
 
 Rent, pret. & p. p. ». To Rend. 
 
 Ren'table, adj. 1. mietJ^borj 2. »ermiett)bttr. 
 
 Ren'tal, s. baS 3in§regifier , 3infenbu(|i. 
 
 Ren'ter, s. 1. ber 3in§^eber (n>. u.)j 2. ber 
 3in§mann, ^ad^ter, aJJict^mann, — warden, 
 ber Olentmeifter, (ginne^mer. 
 
 To Ren'ter, v. a. {U\ ben(S(^neibern) flopfen, 
 anftopcn, einc blinbe ^a^t mad()en. 
 
 Ren'tering, p. s. Tail, bie ©topna^t. 
 
 Renuncja'tion, s. XQXZ Renouncement. 
 
 Renverse', adj. Her. gefiurjt (oerfe^rt). 
 
 Repjiid', 'pret. & p. p. 0. To Repay. 
 
 To RepAir', v. 1. a. 1. repadren, ausbejfern, 
 werbeffern? 2. wieber gut madden, erfe^en? II. 
 n. 1. fi(b (mo^in) begeben,oerfugen, ge^en, 
 rcifenj2. \i6) auf^alten. 
 
 RepAir', s. 1. Ui lu&beffcrung , Sleporatur 
 (gero. im pi.) i 2. r-s , pi. :2fuSbefferung§!o* 
 ftenj 3. ber^ufent^alt, ba§ Sager (ber^a* 
 fen)} 4. bQ& ^inge^en, bie Sleifej well in — , 
 in(gutem)baulid^em<StQnbe5 out of—, bQU» 
 
 RepAi'iable, vid. Reparable. [fciUig* 
 
 Repai'rer, s. ber '2(u&be{Tcrer,:c. cf. To Repair. 
 
 Repand', adj. Bot. auSgefd^weift. 
 
 Repjin'dous, adj. conoey, runberf)Qben. 
 
 Rep'araible , I. adj. ; II, — ly, adv. 1. auSjU* 
 beffern j 2. oerbefferlid^ ^ 3. erfe§lid[). 
 
 Repara'tion, s. 1. bie ^uSbefferung, 2. ber 
 grfa§, Ut ©ntfd^dbigung , SJergiitung j 3. bie 
 ©euugt^uung. 
 
 Repar'ative, I. s. 1. ba§ "JCu&bcffernbej 2. bie 
 (gntfd^Qbigung, 20.5 II. adj. 1. auobeffernbj 
 2. entfd^dbigenb.[ob. beipenbe ©egenantwort. 
 
 Repartee', s. bie fd^neUe ^ntroort, gewanbtc 
 
 To Repartee', v. n. fd^neU unb treffenb, fpi^ifl/ 
 beifenb antroortcn. 
 
Repa 
 
 592 
 
 Repr 
 
 Rfeparti'tion , .v. 1. Die oer^ditnipmclf ige S5er= 
 t^cilungj 2. bie SBiet)L'reintt)eilung. 
 
 To Repass', v. I. a. roieber Durd) (oDcr iiibcr=) 
 f(^rciten , 2C. cf. To Pass ; II. n. iDieDerfc^-- 
 ren, surilce ge^en, 2C. [bip , 2. bic @pcifc. 
 
 Repast', ,v. 1. ba&SJJa^l, bie5D?a()lscit5ber3m= 
 
 To Repast', v. a. fpeifen, nd^ren, fiittern. 
 
 To Repay', v. ir. a. 1. (IDteber) bcja^len, 5U' 
 nirfja^lenj 2. oergelten,belo^ncn5 3. cr[e|en 
 to — one's self, fic^ fd)QbIo8 fallen. 
 
 Repay'able, afij. wiebcrjubesa^Ien, cife|Ud). 
 
 Repay'ment, i-. 1. bie SSieberbejQ^lung, 3u^ 
 n!icijal)lung ? 2. bQ§ SBieberbega^lte. 
 
 Repeal', v. a. n)iberrufcn,aufl)ebcn,abf^aiTcn. 
 
 Repeal', s. ber SBiberruf , W Tfuf^ebung, ^b= 
 
 Repea'lable, adj. wit)erruflid^. [fd^affung. 
 
 Repea'ler, s. t)er SBiberrufcr, TTbfdjaffer, r-s, 
 pi. bie rttbicale (irifcbe) ^artei ^'Sonnell'S, 
 n)el(!^e luf^ebung ber Union mit Gnglaub 
 bejroerft. [r-ing watch, vid. Repeater, 2. 
 
 To Repeat', w. o. 1. n)ieber^olcn J 2.^erfagen5 
 
 Repeat', s. 1. bie SBiebcr^olungi 2. Mus. bo§ 
 aBieber^olung8|ci(^en. [onbcr. 
 
 Repea'tedly,adi\ n)ieber£)olentU(b, na(j^ ein- 
 
 Repea'ter, .v. 1. bcrSBicbert)oler, 9lepetent5 2. 
 bie Otcpetirufjr, 3. boS bie ©tgnalc beg 7Cb= 
 mirolfci^iffs roieber^olenbe ©c^iff. 
 
 Repeek', .«. Gam. ber Steunjiger (im piquet). 
 
 To Repeek',v.n. Gam. einenD^eunjiger madden. 
 
 To Repel', v. l.a.l. ivLxM ftopen, juritrf treis 
 ben 5 2. roiberlegenj 3. Merf. jert^eilcn, nte* 
 berfc^Iagen (bie ^i§e, :c.) , II. n. abflopen. 
 
 Repel'lent, Med. I. *. btt8 jururftreibenbe, ser= 
 t^eilenbe 9}fittel5 II. adj, juriitftreibenb, jer* 
 tt)eilenb. [t^eilenbe. 
 
 Repel'ler, s. 1. bcr 3uru(!ftopenbe5 2. bQS3er= 
 
 To Repent', v. I. n. 1. (mit of) bereuen, 2. 
 {Reue empfinben , 3. J0upet()uni II. a. bereuen. 
 
 Repen'tance, s. bie Sleue, Suf e. 
 
 Repen'tant, adj. reuig, bupfcrtig. 
 
 Repen'ter, s. ber SScreuenbc, Siif enbe. 
 
 To Repeo'ple [— pe'pl] , v. a. wieber beofilfern. 
 
 Reperciis'sion , s. 1. ber 3uru(fflof , bQ& 3u= 
 rucEprttUen, 2. Mus. ber SBiet)cr[d^lGg in bcr 
 ^uge. [prallenb. 
 
 Reperciis'sive, adj. Ljurucffto^enb? 2. yax^d- 
 
 Rep'ertpry, s. 1. t)tt& Sftepertorium 5 2. baS 
 S5orrQtb&^auS, bie S5orratl)g!ammcr. 
 
 Repetition, s. 1. bie Sffiieber^olung 5 2. bte 
 ^robe, SSorubung, 3. ba$ ©r5dt)len, (§rn)d^= 
 ncn 5 4. ba§ ^erfagen 3 5. r-s , 5. pZ. Mus. 
 
 Repeti'tipnal, adj. S[Bieber^olung8=.[afleprifen. 
 
 To Repine', v. n. (mit at, liber .. .) 1. S5er= 
 brup empfinbcn, mifoergnugt, unwiUig fein, 
 murren, 2. neibifd^ fein, 
 
 Repl'n^r, s. bcr SKurrenbe, ^O^fif^ergniLigte. 
 
 |To Replace , v. a. 1. wicber binfiellen, ^infej* 
 
 jenj 2, roieber einfc^en, 3. oerfe^enj4. erfe^en. 
 To Replant', v. a. terpflanjen, umfc^en. 
 Replan'table, adj. p ccrpflanjen. 
 Replanta'tion, s. bie SScrpflanjung. 
 To Replen'jsh, r. I. a. fiillen, onfiiUcn^ II. n. 
 
 (roieber) coU werben. [(oon). 
 
 Replete', adj. (— with) ongcfuUt (mit) , CoU 
 Reple'tion , s. W ^nfiillung j UberfiiUe i SSoU= 
 Reple'tjve, adj. (Qn)futlenb. [bliitigfcit. 
 
 Replev'iable , adj. Law, ttugjulofen, einjulo* 
 
 [en, wicber ju eriangen. 
 To Reple\''jn, To Replev'y , v. a. Law, ttU§= 
 
 lofen, einlofen , roiebcr frei madden, (ben SBe* 
 
 fi^lag ; jc.) Qufbeben, 
 Replev'in, s. Law^ 1. tk ^uSlofung, @inIo= 
 
 fung? 2. "Qiz SBicbereinfei|ung. 
 Rep'lic?ites, vid. Repetition, 5. [Law, Steplif. 
 Repljca'tion, s. bie ^ntmort, (Srwieberung, 
 Repli'er, ,?. ber ^ntroortenbe, (Srmicbernbe. 
 To Reply', v. a. & n. 1. antwortcn, erwieberns 
 Reply', A', bie ^Ifntroort. [2. Law, repliciren. 
 Repol'jsh, V. a, miebcr poliren, jc. 
 To Report', v. I. a. (jutt). n.) 1. berit^itenj 2. 
 
 (SSerii^t) abftatf en , oortragen, amtlic^ refc* 
 
 rirenj 3. crsd^lenj 4. ousfagen, oerbreiten 
 
 5. in Slufbringen 5 6. (00m <Sd?alIe) ^uruf 
 
 gebcn ob. fallen 5 ill r-ed of, iibelberud^tiget j 
 
 II. n. fnallen. 
 Report', .V. 1. ber (bef. amtlicbe) ©ericbt y 2. ti; 
 
 3?Q(%rid^t j 3. bag ©erud^t^ 4. ber {Ruf ^a» 
 
 me 5 5. ber ,KnaII, Conner. 
 Repor'ter, s. 1. ber ©rjci^Ierj 2.ber3utrdger5 
 
 3. ber Stenograph,- 4. Law, ber Serid^ter= 
 
 flatter, {Referent. 
 Repo'sal, s. baS <Se^en (beg SSertraueng). 
 To Repose', v. l.a.l. jur {Ru^c legen, 2. fes» 
 
 sen, le^nen, legen 5 3. (SSertrauen) fe|en, loer* 
 
 trauen, fi(^ cerlaffen (—in, on,upon,auf...)j 
 
 II. n. ru^en, fcblafcn. 
 Repose', .v. 1. bieOlu^e, berScblafi 2.bcr9lu= 
 
 ^epunft, 3. Faint, bte^armonie ber^orbcn= 
 Repo's^dness, *.ber Olul)ef!anb, bie Sflu[)e.[tcne. 
 To RepSs'jt, V. a. (fi(ber) aufbe»at)ren, nie= 
 
 berlegen, in SBcrroa^rung ge'ben. 
 Reppsi'tion , s. 1. bie Burccbtlegung , (bef 
 
 Surg.) SQSiebereinrid^tungj 2. bie Sfticberlcs 
 
 gung, ^ufberoaljrung. 
 Rep6«'itory, s. 1. bag Stepofitorium , ber SScr* 
 
 roa^runggortj 2. Com. bag SBaarenlager, bie 
 
 sTtieberlage, 3. bag ©e^dltnip, ber epeifc= 
 
 f(branf ) 4. bie ©taUung. 
 To Repossess', v. a. roieber in a5efi§ fe|cn. 
 Reppsses'sion, s. W SBiebereinfe^ung inben 
 
 SJenV- [fd^ulbigen. 
 
 To Reprehend', v. a. 1. tabein, riigcn? 2. be* 
 
Repr 
 
 593 
 
 Ress 
 
 Reprehen'der, s. bcr Sablcr. 
 
 Reprehen'sible , I. adj. ; II. — Iv , adv. tQt)cU 
 
 bQft,tQbcln5n)crt^,^rQfIi(i^5 III. — ness, s. 
 
 lit StttjelnSwurbigfcit. [{Ruse 
 
 Reprehen'sion , s. bcr SicriDCiS, Sabel, t»ic 
 Reprehen'sjve, Reprefaen'sory, adj. tabclnb 
 To Represent', v.aA, barftcHcn 5 2. oorflcUen J 
 
 3, fc^ilbern, 4. reprdfcntiren, ocrtreten- 
 Representa'tion , j-. 1. lie DttrftcUungj 2. bic 
 
 SSorflellungi 3. tie ©tcUoertrctung. 
 Represen'tative, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. Cor* 
 
 f^eaenb j 2. bilblidj 5 3. reprafentirenb, (ftcll)- 
 
 »crtrctent>j III. s: 1. bcr (StcU-)S3ertrctav 
 
 Sftcprafentanti 2. bag Silb. 
 Represen'ter , *, ber ©tcUcertreter. [?Qili. 
 Represent'ment, s. Ut ^SorftcUung, Sbcc; lai 
 To Repress', v. a. 1. unterbructcit , ^>emmcu, 
 
 CSin^alt t^un j 2. im 3aumc ^alten. 
 Reprcs'ser, s. ber Unteibrurfcr. 
 Repres'sion, f. bic Unterbriicfiing, ^emmung. 
 Rei>res'sive, adj. utiterbruifcnb, ^cmmenb. 
 'J'o Reprieve', v. a. Law^l. friflcn, ^uffdljub 
 
 gcben, 2. bcgnobigenj 3. befrcicn- 
 Reprieve', .v. Law, 1. bic %vi\i, bcr ^uf= 
 
 fi^ub ber Grecution, 2. bic 35 cgnabigung. 
 To RepriraJind', v. a. cerroctfen, tabeln, au§- 
 Rep'riiuand, s. ber SSerroeiS, Sabel. [fc^cltcn. 
 To Reprint', v. a. wicber (ab)brurfcn.['JCuflage. 
 Re'print, *. bcr Qbermalige'kbbrucf j bicneue 
 llepri'sals , jr. pi. 1. bie Sflepreffalicn , SBicber= 
 
 ivrgeltungi 2. ]iit gapereij Scute 5 letter 
 
 of — , ber Gaperbrief. 
 4: To Reprise', v. a. roicbcr xjcrgcltcn. 
 Uripri'zes, *. pi. 1. Man. Sflcprifenj 2. Law, 
 
 jdl)rUd)e ^bgaben pon ©runb unb SSoben. 
 To Reproach', v. a. 1. (— with) Porivcrfeil, 
 
 i^orructcnj 2. tabcln, fc^mdljcn. [©(^anbe. 
 Reproach', s. 1. ber S?orn)urf, Sobcli 2. bie 
 Ile[)roa'cbable, adj. tabcInSwert^, flrdfli(^. 
 Ileproach'fiil, I. adj. ; U. — ly, adv. 1. bcieibi= 
 
 genb, fc^mdljcnbi 2. fd^dnblid), [(^impflid^. 
 Hep'rpbate, I, adj. pcriporfcn, ru^loSj II. *. 
 
 ber SScriPorfene^ Sftut^lofcj III. — ness, s. bic 
 
 Senporfcnl)cit. [men. 
 
 To Rep'robate, v. a. 1. penpcrfcii) 2.perbam= 
 Rep'robat^r , s. ber SSermerfcnbc. [bommung. 
 Reproba'tion,*.l.bicSScrn3crfungi2. bieSSer= 
 To Reproduce', v. a. micbcr ^crporbringcit. 
 Reprpdu'cer, s. ber SBiebert)croorbringer. 
 Reprodiic'tion , s. bic SBieberi)crporbringung. 
 Repr66r, s. ber SSoriPurf , Xabel. 
 Repro'vable, adj. tQbel^Qft, tabclnSlPurbig. 
 To ReprOve', 15. a. 1. tabeln (of, roegcn)* 2. 
 
 Tjeripeifen) 3. [(^elten, 4. mipbiUigcn. 
 Reprd'ver, s. bcr Stabler. [3;^ier, Sleptil. 
 Rep't'Je. I. adj. frie^enb j II. s. bag fricr^enbe 
 I. 
 
 Repub'Ijc, s. bic OicpabliF. [Oiepublifancr. 
 
 Repiib'lican , I. adj. republifanifd^) II. s.ttx 
 
 Repub'licasjism , s. bcr iRcpublifaniomu§. 
 
 Republjca'tion , *. bie noimaligc SScr6ffeittU= 
 
 d^ung , :c. [nodjmQlg bchnnt mcc|)cn. 
 
 To Repiih'Iish, v. a. 1. n>iebert)erauggebcu5*2, 
 
 Repu'd.iabie, adj. PcriDcrflid^. [bcn pon 
 
 To Repa'djate, v. a. I. pcrnjcrfcn j 2. fi^ fc^ci= 
 
 Repruiia'tion, s. 1. lie fficrrpcrfung, 2. bie 
 
 S^^crfto^ung, (S^cft^eibung. 
 
 Repug'nance , — cy , a-. 1. bcr SBibcrfireit 5 2. 
 
 ber SBiberilanb, bag SBiberftrcbcn j 3. bic SBi^ 
 
 bcr)"c^Ii(^fcit j 4. ber SBiberrcille. 
 
 Repug'nant, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. jpibci' 
 
 fircbcnb, 2. wiberfpdnftig 5 3. guroiber, ent- 
 
 gcgcn, ipibcrfpredf^enb. 
 To Repul'lulate, 0. n. roicbcr augf^lagcn. 
 R-spulse', s. bic Tfbipcifiing , abfc^ldgige ^nt= 
 
 iport. [roeifcn. 
 
 To Re[iulse', v. a. 1. jun'idt fd^lagctij 2. ab^ 
 Hepiil'ser. s. bcr 3urucff(blagcnbe , :c. [^ung. 
 Repiil'sion, .y. 1. y/d Repulse; 2. bic Tfbfto- 
 Repiil'sive, I. adj. abflo^cnb^ li. — ness, .v. 
 
 bag ■Jfbf^cpcnbe. 
 To Repurchase, v. ff. guructfaufen. 
 Repur'chase, s. bcr SBicbcrfauf. 
 Rep'utable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1 . eincil gu= 
 
 ten 3^amen ()abenb; c^renroerttji 2. ru^mliri), 
 
 cHjrcnpoII) III. — ness, .V. bag(Sl)rcnn)ertl)e- 
 Reputa'tion, Repute', s. 1. bcr (gutc obci 
 
 f(ile(^te) Stuf, bag ^iifeljcn , % bcr gutc 3^ame, 
 To Repute', v. a. I^altcn, arf)tcn. [Grcbit. 
 
 RSquest', s. 1. bic 35ittc, bag ®C)Uit>5 2. Lau-, 
 
 bic Olcquifition, bag '2ln[ud)cii5 3. Sport, bel 
 
 ^ppclli 4. Com.bie5^ad)fragc, bcr (SBaarcn=) 
 
 fficge^r. [requiriren, anfu(^en. 
 
 To Request', v. a. 1. bitten. crfud)cn; 2. Law, 
 Reques'ter, s. bcr 5)ittfteUcr,^nfufI)er, SKlcqui-- 
 
 rent. [nag^ai, 
 
 Rs'quiem, s. 1. bag 0?equicm5 2. Ich. Icv^o- 
 Requl'rable, adj. crforbcrlirt). 
 To Require', v. a. 1. pcrlaugcn, forbcrn, bc- 
 
 gcl)rcn5 2. crforbcrn. 
 Requi'rer, .v. bcr ^orbcrnbc 
 Re'qiijsite, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. erforbcrlici)^ 
 
 notl)iPcnbigi 111. s. bag Grforbcrnipi IV.— 
 
 neps, .V. bic G;rforberlid[)fcit , 5iot{)ipcnbigf eii. 
 Requisi'tion, ,?. 1. bag Segc^rcn, Tfnfut^eni ^. 
 
 Law, bicSftcquifition. 
 Requis'jtive, adj. forbernb, bcgc^rcnb. 
 Reqiii'tal , s. bic SScrgcltung. [belo^nen. 
 
 To Requite', v. a. I. pcrgeltcn, crreicbern j 2. 
 Requi'ter, s. ber SScrgcItcr. 
 ResaUv, v. bcr SSicbcrpcrfauf. 
 To Rescind', v. a. auf^ebcn, abfd^ajfcn. 
 Rescis'sion, s. bie ^uf^cbung, limfto^ung. 
 36 
 
Resc 
 
 594 
 
 Reso 
 
 Rescif'^pry, adj. auf(>cbenb, !i£uf^ebungS=. 
 To Rescofin't^r, v, a. Com. fcontrircn. 
 Rtisc6un't?r, s. Com. t)ic ^brcd^nung (by—) 
 lles'couis, vid. Rescue. [bur(i^ bQ& ©contro. 
 To Rescribe', v. a. 1. rcfcribircn, suriict fd^rei* 
 
 ben } 2. rcieber abfd^rcibcn. 
 Ue'script, s. 1. bQ&3flefcript, Otiirfftbreiben, 2. 
 
 bie :j(bf(brift j 3. Laio, bcr 95ef(^eit). 
 Res'cuable, adj. ju befreien, :c. [bererlangen. 
 To Res'cue, v. a. 1. befreieii, retten, 2. roie= 
 Res'cue, s. 1. bic 93cfreiung , Slettungi 2. bie 
 
 5ffiiebercrlangung5 3. Laiu, bic SBibcrfc^lid)^ 
 
 feit gcgen obrigfcitli(^e ©eroalt. 
 Res'cuer, s. ber SSefrcicr, ^letter. 
 Research', s. bie Unterfu(bung, gorf^ung. 
 To Research', v. a. 1. unterfud^en, prufen j 2. 
 
 Sculp. augQrbeiten. 
 Resear'cher, s. ber Unterfud()cr. 
 To Reseat', v. a. wiebcr fe^en. 
 Resec'tion , s. bie SSSegfd^neibung. 
 Rese'da, *. Bot. bic (Refebe. [men. 
 
 To Reseize', v. a. roieber ergreifen;n)ieberne^s 
 Resei'zure [— 'zhijr] , s. W SBieber(befi§)ne^- 
 
 mung. _ [©benbilb. 
 
 Resem'blance, *. 1. bie ti)nlid)hiti 2. Hi 
 To Resem'ble, v. a. 1. oergleicben (—to, mit)) 
 
 2. glcitben, ii^xdid) fe^en. 
 
 To Recent', v. a. 1. ubel aufnetjmenj 2. a(& 
 
 SSelcibigung rdd^en, a^nben. 
 Resen'ter, *. bcr QiiK Scleibigung Sldcbenbe. 
 ResentTul , Resen'tjve , adj. empfinbli(|l, eine 
 
 Scleibigung lange nQcitragenb , rad^fii^tig. 
 Resent'ra^nt, j.l.b.tiefe (Sinbrucf , bie @mpfinb= 
 
 li(^Feit,berUnroiUe,3orn, ©rottj 2. bieSftac^e. 
 Reserva'tion , s. 1. bic lufbeipa^rung 5 2. ber 
 
 {Ruc!(en)^alt, S5orbei)alt5 3. bie einfcbrdn= 
 
 fung? 4. Am. ba§ (inbian.) Steferoatgebiet. 
 Reser'vatory, s. ber ®et)dlter. 
 To Reserve', v. a.l. juriict Ijalten j 2. Quf^e= 
 
 ben, oufbeiPtt^renj 3. be^altcn, er^olten5 4. 
 
 fi(b (etroaS) porbe^alten. 
 Reserve', j. 1. ber 9flu(f()alti 2. bie Slcfcrpe , 
 
 3. ber SSorbe^altj 4. btt§ SSerbot, bie ©in* 
 fd^rdnfung, 5. bie ^uSna^mej 6. bie 3urucfs 
 ^altung, Scfcbeiben^cit, T. bieSSorfidjt? 8. 
 vid. Reservation, 4. 
 
 Reserved', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gurucfbdltenb, 
 
 oerft^loffenj III. — ness, s. bie^urucf^altung. 
 Re^er'ver, .v. ber ^ufbcTOQ^rer. 
 R%rvoir' [— vwar'J, s. ba§ SSe^dltnif ,ber 
 
 (SBajferOaSe^dlter. 
 To Reset'tle, u. a. 1. wieber fc^enj 2. mieber 
 
 bcrftellen , :c. cf. To Settle, ice. 
 To Reship', V. a. TOieber einfd^iffen , rutf labcn. 
 Reshii/m^nt, s. 1. bie aBiebereinfiiffungj 2. 
 
 bic Sliitfrcrlabung. 
 
 To Reside', v. n. reobnen , ficb aufbttltcn , fci» 
 
 nen iSi| ober ^of boben, refibircn. 
 
 Res'idence, s. 1. berTfufcntbaltj 2.ber SBobn* 
 
 fi^, Ut SBo^nung, 3. bic Steubena j 4. bie{Re» 
 
 fibentfcboft) 5- ber |)ofbalt. 
 Res'jdent, I. adj. roo^nbaft, JDobncnb , refibi= 
 
 rcnb i II. s. ber Untergefanbte, {Kcfibcnt. 
 Resjden'tiairy, I. adj. fcfbaft, befldnbig Wo 
 
 bleibenbj II. s. 1. ber (Sef^aftej 2. ber am 
 
 Srte feiner ^friinbe roobnenbe ©cifllifbc. 
 Resi'der, s. ber SBoI^ncnbc, :c. 
 Resid'uary (Resifd'ual) , adj. iibrig geblicbcu, 
 
 librig, nttcbbleibcnb, — legatee, ber Jl^acbcrbc 
 
 (na(b ^bsug oUer ©(bulben unb 2cgttte)j- 
 
 property, ber reine Grbna(blap. 
 Res'idue, s. 1. bcr (Ubcr09tefl:, ba& fibrigc} 
 
 Com. 2. bcr 9le(bnung§rcfl5 3. bcr Oliiceflanb 
 
 einer <Sd)uIbj 4. vid. Rest, II. 2. 
 To Resign' [— zln'], v. a. 1. SJersic^t Icif^cn 
 
 ouf . . . , entfagen, aufgeben, nieberlcgen, iibcr* 
 
 gcbenj 2. (fitb) unterroerfcn, crgebcnj r-ed, 
 
 ergeben. 
 Resigna'tion, s. 1. bie SSerjicbtlciflung, ©ntfa* 
 
 gung , SJieberlegung ? 2. bic 6rgcbung , Un» 
 
 terroerfung, ©elbfioerldugnung. 
 Resig'ner [— zi' — ] , s. ber SSergicbtcnbe, 2C. 
 Resil'jence, Resifl'jency, Resili'tion, ;?. ba§ 
 
 3urudEfpringen, ^CbpraUen. 
 Resn'i?nt, adj. jurucffpringcnb, abprallcnb. 
 Res'jn, s. ba§ |)Qrs 5 — elastic, baS gcbcr^orj. 
 Resjna'ceous, adj. barjid^t. 
 Resiniferous, adj. ^ax^ gcbcnb, ^arjig. 
 Res'jnous, I. adj. larjigj II. — ness,*. bie 
 
 4)arjigfeit. [fe^en. 
 
 To Resist', V. a. & n. roibcrflctjcn , ficb roibcr- 
 Resis'tance, s. bcr SBibcrftanb. 
 Refifs'tant , I. s. bcr , bie , ba§ SBiberfianb 2ci= 
 
 flenbc, II. adj. n)iberftct)enb. 
 Resis'ter, s. bcr SBiberfe^cr. 
 Resistjbil'ity , s. I. bic SBibcrftonbSfdbigfcitf 
 
 2. "nit SBibcrjle^licbteit. [flcbli*. 
 
 Resis'tjble, adj. 1. wibcrflanbSfd^ig 5 2. n)ibcr= 
 Resis'tive, adj. ju n)iber)^e{)en pcrmogcnb 
 Resist'less, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. unwibcr^ 
 
 fteblitb? 2. unfd^ig ya wiberfte^cn. 
 Res'oluble, adj. QUfI6§Ii(b. 
 Res'olute, I. arfj. ; II. — ly, adv. cntf^Ioffen, 
 
 fianb^aft, bc^erjt. III. s. bcr (Sntfd)lo|Tene, 
 
 SBagcbalS , IV. — ness, s. bic entftbloffenbcit. 
 ResQlu'tion, s. 1. bic TfuflCfung, 3crt^eilung 
 
 (ttucb Surg.), :jCnalQfC5 2. bic Ubcrjeugung, 
 
 ber ©iQubcj 3. bic (Sntf^Iicf ung , bcr©nt= 
 
 fd^Iupj 4. bic entf^loffenbeit. 
 Re^oJ'vable, adj. aufloSUdb. J 
 
 To Re?51ve', v. l.a.l. auffofcn 5 2. anttli)riren, I 
 
 jcrlcgcn , 3. [(bmeljen i 4. crldutcrn, erf Idrcn » 1 
 
Reso 
 
 595 
 
 Rest 
 
 5. beri(^tcn, ouffldrenj U. n. 1. befd)Uefen, 
 fefifeoeni 2. cntfc^Ioffcn fcinj 3. fid? entf(^Ue* 
 ptn (— on, ju . . .) / Ti^ corneI)men. 
 
 Resolve', *. Der (gntf(^Iuf , 35e[(^luf. 
 
 Resolved', I. ad;. ; 11. — ly , adv. entfc^loijenj 
 IIL — ness, s. Die @ntf(^IoiTen{)cit. [ja^lfd^ig 
 
 Resol'v^nd, I. s. Aritli. Der SflcfoloenDj II. adj. 
 
 Resoi'vent, I. .v. bttS ^uflofung^mittel j II. adj 
 
 Resol'v er, s. Der ^uflofer , 2C. [Quflofent). 
 
 Res'onance, *■. Der SBieberflang , 3^a(^f long. 
 
 Res'onant, adj. roieDcrtonenb. [fc^lingen 
 
 To Rgsorb', v. a. cinfc^lucfen, einfaugen, oer» 
 
 Resor'bent, adj. oerfd^lingenb. 
 
 To Resort', v. n. 1. n)Ot)in fommcnj 2. ju= 
 fammenfommen, 3. fic^ einftcUen j fic^ bcge= 
 ben, (mit to . . .) befud^en j 4. juriirfge^enCouf 
 . . .), fi(^ ^ttlten (an . . .)/ f«ns 3uflu(^t nelj= 
 mm (su . . .). 
 
 Report', s. 1, W ^ufammenfunft , SSerfamm* 
 lungi 2. ber3ufammenfluf^ 3. berSefudjj 
 4. ber (6ffentli(^c cber)aSerfQmmlungSortj5. 
 Law, bie ® cri^t&barf eit j dernier — , bic le$te 
 ^nflonj, bQ§ ^od^l^e me(&t§tribunal. 
 
 Resor't^r, .v. ber ^infommcnbe, SSefud^er, k. 
 
 To Rewound', u. I. o. 1. roieber^ttUen 3 2. fingen, 
 preifcn, (fdtjallenb) cerbreitcnj II. n. 1. n)ie= 
 bcr^allen/ roicbertonen? 2. ertonen, erfc^allen. 
 
 Resound', *. berSBiebcr^all. [tel, bie 3uflu(fet. 
 
 Resource', *. bic|>ulfSquette, baS (|)ulf§s)50iit5 
 
 To Resow', V. ir. a. roieber foi'n. 
 
 To Respect', v. a. 1. auf ...jRiicffic^tne^mcn, 
 2.bctref|cn, fid? bcjie^en ouf ...j 3.a(iten,e^ren. 
 
 Respect', s. 1. bic |)inrxc^t, OtiicfW , ber aBc= 
 trac^t, 2. bie ^Kc^tung j 3. bie e^re, bas :iCnfe= 
 ^en? 4. ber (ad^tungSroert^e) (S^arafterj 5. 
 r-s, pZ. a) ®rupc, empfcljlungen 5 h) bef. 
 Com. bttS ©4>reiben, ber 58riefi our last r-g, 
 unfer ergebene^ 2e§teS 3 — of person, bad QCn= 
 fe^en ber ^perfon. 
 
 Respectabil'ity , s. 1. bie ^d^tungSTOiirbigfeit, 
 ICc^tborfeitj 2. Com. bie (Solibitdt. 
 
 Re*pec'table , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. a^tbor : 
 
 1 . adbtung6n>ert^ , oere^rlid^ , e^rwfirbig , an^ 
 fe^nli(i) 5 2. Com. gut, re(^tli(^, folib. 
 
 Respec'ter, s. ber Stucf ftc^t nimmt , ic 
 
 Respect'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. e^rer= 
 bietig, e^rfur(^tSooU5 2. ^ofliti^j — ly yours, 
 Ac, S^^ergebenfier, u. (am <S(^luf eine§ 
 JBriefe§)5 III. — ness , *. bie et)rcrbietig!eit. 
 
 Respec'tjng, p. ipr betreffcnb, in Sflucf fi^t 
 
 (ober ©ejie^ung) auf — 
 
 Respec'tive, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. relotiOj 
 
 2. refpectio, befonber, [\^ (QUf3?l)en in'^aSe* 
 fonbere)bei;ic^enb3 ^.adv. mitbefonbererSSe' 
 jiebung auf einanbcr , gegenfeitig 3 — ly to, 
 in Setradjt. 
 
 ♦Respi'rablc [Sm., Wore. &c. ; rgs'pjr^ble, 
 Wb. . P.] , adj. at^jmungSfdbig. 
 
 Resplr^'tion , ,v. 1. ba§ ^tbmcn3 2. bic (Sr^o* 
 lung 5 3. ber 3n)ifc^enraum. 
 
 * Respi'ratory, adj. jum It^men geborig. 
 
 To Respire', v. n. 1. (aud^ a. auS^jat^men, 2. 
 2uft fiopfen, fi(^ erbolcn. 
 
 Res'pite, s.l.La?^,bie^rift, bcr'Kuffd)ub (be5 
 Sobegurt^eilS, 2C.)5 2. bie Sflut)e, OJJufe, ber 
 (StiUftanb3 3. Com. bie®eflunbung,9lefpiro. 
 
 To Res'pjte, v. a. 1. friflcn, ouffdjieben? 2. 
 Law, ben Urt^eilSPoHjug pcrfd^iebcn, 3. fu$s 
 pcnbiren. [mcr. 
 
 Resplen'dence , — cy , s. bcr ©lanj, <S(tlim* 
 
 Resplen'dent, I, adj. ; II. — ly, adv. glanjcnb, 
 fd^immernb 3 III. — ness, s. uid.Resplende.Mce. 
 
 To Respond', v. I. n. 1. entfprcd^en 3 2.pcronti 
 roortUdj fein 3 II. «• fur . . . burgcn. 
 
 Respond', s. vid. Response, 2. 
 
 Respon'd^nt,!.*. l.bcrStefponbcntj Law-s.2. 
 ber 35eHogte3 3. ber ^iirge 3 II. adj. ent= 
 fprc^enb. 
 
 Responden'tja [— 'shja],A. Com. (a loan in—) 
 ein :iCnle^n *(33obmerci) ouf bie ©(^iffslabung, 
 raofiir nur bic ^perfon beS erborgerS burgt3 
 — bond, \ik ffiurgf(iaftS=S)bIigation. 
 
 Response', ,v. J. or Resj^on'sal, bie "if ntmcrt, 
 T. ba§ tRefponfum 3 2. C/i. baSSflcfponforium. 
 
 Responsjbil'jty . Respon'sjbleness, s. 1. bie 
 SSerantroortli^fcit 5 2. Die 3al)((ung§)fdl)ig= 
 Uit. [wortlii^ 5 2. ja^tungSfdbig. 
 
 Respon'sible, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fcrants 
 
 RespSn'sive , adj. 1. antraortenbj 2. cnU 
 fprcc^enb. [Response, 2. 
 
 RespSn'sory, I. adj. antn)ortenb3 H. s.vid. 
 
 Ressault', s. Arch, ber S^orfprung , bie^(u§= 
 
 To Ressent', &c. vid. in Res .... [labung. 
 
 Rest, y. I. l.bieSlaft, Sflul)e3 2. bie®tu§c3 
 3. ber 2ansenf(bu^3 4. "ber 9lut)epunft,:}fb« 
 f(^nitt3 5. ber 0lu^epla§3 6. Mus. \>k ^oufc 3 
 bars of — , ^aufen3 7. Man. bic ©tdtigh'it? 
 lance in — , mit cingclcgtcr £an3C3 II. 1. bcr 
 Olefl 3 the — , bie Ubrigen 3 2. 7 7/p. bic ®(^lu^= 
 linie3 — capital, ba& 9lcfcr»ecapital, ber 9l-= 
 fonb&3 — harrow, Bot. bie 4)aul)ccbcl. 
 
 To Rest, V. I. ri. 1. rul)en3 2. raften, auSru* 
 ^en3 3. f(blafen3 4. bleiben3 5. fi(^ flu^en, 
 beru^en3 6. fic^ PcrlajTcnj II. a. 1. Ic^ncn, 
 (auf^^g.) f^u^en3 2. beru^igcn3 3. jur Olutje 
 bringen3 God — his soul, ®ott ^ab' il)n fc= 
 
 Restaura'tion , vid. Restoration. [lig. 
 
 Rest'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ru{)ig. 
 
 Res'tiftO » Res'tjly, &c. vid. Restive, Ac. 
 
 Rtistinc'tion, s. (aud) Chem.) bic 26f(bung. 
 
 Res'ting-place, s. 1. ber €flu^cplQ^ i 2. bec 
 (3;rcppen0^bfa^. 
 
Rest 
 
 596 
 
 Reti 
 
 Restjtu'tion , *-. 1, bit SBicDererftattunQ , ber 
 
 (Srftt^i 2. tie gBieber^erfiellung. 
 Restjtu'tor, s. Uv SBiebertjerflefler. 
 Res'tive. I. adj. ; 11. — 1) , adv. 1. ftdtig (»on 
 
 ^pfciDeii) j 2. ^ortndcf ig 5 III. — ness, s. l.bie 
 
 ©tQtigfciti 2. bie ^avtnddi^hit. 
 Rest'less, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. raftlo^, un 
 
 rul)ig i 2. fc^lafloS j 3. unftdt , III. — ness, * 
 
 l.Die Unru^e, Otafllofigfeitj 2. 'oie ©ii)laf= 
 Resto'rable, adj. joicber^erfleabar. [lofigfeit. 
 Restora'tion , s. 1. bic SBict)crl)crftellun95 2. 
 
 Po^ bie (englif(^e) Oleflauration. 
 Repio'rative, Med. I. adj. ftttrfettbi H- r-s 
 
 s. pi. Hdrfeube SJJittel. [bringcn. 
 
 To Re-store', v. a. Com. wieber auf baS iager 
 To Restore', v. a. I. wiebergeben, 2. (juriitf) 
 
 erftattcnj 3. wuberbringen^ 4.mieber^erflel= 
 Resto'rer, s.tiix, ba& SBieber^erflellenbe, :c.[Ien 
 To Restrain', v. a. 1. juriict t)alten, abljaltcnj 
 
 Jlg-s. 2. berttuben, 3. unterbriicfenj jd^men j 
 
 4. ^cmrnen. [fen. 
 
 Restrai'nable, atij.jurucf ju fatten, cinjufd)rdn= 
 Restrai'n^r, s. ber 3uruct^altenbe , :c. 
 Ri^straint', s. 1. bic 3urucf^altung, ©nt^aU 
 
 tdng, 2. ber S5erlu)t ber^rei^eit, bic^Jaftj 
 
 3. bic (5inf(^rdnfung, ^inberung, bcr 3»ang, 
 To Restrict', v. a. einfd)ittnfen. [©in^alt. 
 Restric'tion , 4. bie einfd^rdnfung. [fenb. 
 Restric'tive, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. einfirdlt* 
 To Restringe', v. a. 1. cinfij^rdnf en 5 2. ju* 
 
 fammensicl)en. 
 
 Restrin'gency, *. baS 3ufQmmcnjic^enbe. 
 RestrTn'gent, I. arfj. jufammenjie^enbj II. r-s, 
 
 .V. pi. jufammensie^enbc 9}tittel. 
 Res'ty , vid. Restive. 
 To Result', u. n. 1 . prurffpringeni 2.folgcn, ers 
 
 folgen, fid) ergebenjS. entfpringen, ^erru^ren. 
 Result', Resui'tance, s. 1. baS 3ururffprin= 
 
 gen 5 2. ber erfolg,ba&ergcbnif j 3. bieent= 
 
 fdjcibung, ©(^lu^olge, ^olgerung. 
 Resu'mable. adj. juriicf ju ne()men, u. 
 To Resume', y. a. 1. juriirf ob.wiebernc^mcnj 
 
 2. wieber einnc^men, 3. wieber aufne^mcn. 
 Resuinp'tion[— ziim'— ],A'.bie3ururfua^me,2C. 
 *Resutni/tive, I. adj. »ieber juriicf ne^menb j 
 
 U. r-s, J. pi. Merf. ©tdrhmgsmittel. 
 Resurrec'tion, a-. bie!iruferflcl)ung. 
 To Resiis'cjtate , v. I. a. roieber erwerfen ober 
 
 belebenj II. n. roieber erwacben.Cberbelebung. 
 Resiiscjta'tion , s. bie 5iSieberern)C(f ung, 8Q5ie= 
 Resus'citative, adj. roieber belebenb. 
 To Retail', v. a. I. cinjeln pcrfoufen, ((gUen= 
 
 njQQren) ouofi^neibenj 2. roieber oerfaufen, 
 
 ;^. umfidnblicb (»icbcr)erjd^len. 
 Re'tail, s. ber (5BaQren=)S5erfauf im ©injels 
 
 aen , (— business , — trade) ber Jtlein^an= 
 
 beU bei lugf(^nittt)anbel5 by—, ftiicfiDcife, 
 anjeln, im Jtleinen^ — dealer, ber Aleiiu 
 ^dnbler^ — establishment, bie ©etQiU)aub- 
 lung 5 ^u»[d)nittt)Qnblung j — excise , W 
 Recife fiir ben SSerfauf im einjelnen , (Son= 
 fumptionsttccifcj — goods,2orung8ii5Qare/Iu»« 
 [(^nittmaarej — shop , ber Jtramlaben , "KU-- 
 fd^nittlQbenj — shop keeper, uid. Retailer, 1. 
 
 Retai'ler, s. 1. ber A'lein^nbler , Cramer j 
 ^u^fcbnitter, ©tanbfrdmerj 2. ber 9tad)= 
 (ober aBieber5)©rstt^ler. 
 
 To Retain', v. I. a. 1. (surucf=)l)alten, (anfi*) 
 be^alten j 2. bcibe^altenj 3. in@olb nc^meni 
 miet^en, bingen, annel^men 3 r-ing fee, vid.lle- 
 tainer, 5.5 II. n. Sport, trdd^tig werben (\)on 
 
 Retai'nable, adj. juriicfju^alten, ic. [@tuten). 
 
 Retai'n^r, s. 1. ber ^n^dnger, ^reunbj 2. ber 
 8o^nbebiente5 3. ber Client eine§ ^bwocaten^ 
 4. baS ^alUn oon ^fn^dngern? 5. Law, bie 
 
 To Retake', v. ir. a. wiebcr ne^men. [TCrr^a. 
 
 To Retal'jate, v. I. a. n3ieber oergelten , gleid> 
 madden, II. n. ®Ieid()e6 mit ©leic^em ioergel= 
 
 Retalja'tion, s. tik SSSieberoergelfung. [ten. 
 
 Retal'jatory , adj. wieberoergeltenb. 
 
 I'o Retard', v. a. 1. oerjogern, auf^altcnj 2. 
 tfcrfpdten)3. I^inbern. 
 
 Retarda'tion, Retiird'ment, .v. 1. bie SBerjogc 
 rung? 2. bQ6 4>in^'''i^«J 3. ber TCufrdjub , 4. 
 /%. bicOlctarbQtion. [2c. 
 
 Retiir'der, a. ber, ba§SSers6gernbe,.|)inbernbc; 
 
 To Retch, V. n. Qufflopcn j fii^ erbred^en rooUen, 
 
 Retec'tion, s. bic (Sntbiillung. [cf. To Reach. 
 
 Reten'tion, s. 1. iiit (SBeiOSSeljaltung, 2. btt5 
 ©ebdcbtnif 5 3. bie 3ururf^oltungj 4. Afed. 
 ber (|)arn=)3raang. 
 
 Reten'tjve, 1. adj. 1. bc^altenb, bet)altfam, 
 feft^altenbj 2. oern)at)renb5 II. .v. bie^^inDe* 
 rung ; III. — ness, s. 'ait SSe^altfamfeit. 
 
 Ret'jcence, — cy, *. bic SBerf^weigung. 
 
 Ret'icle, A-. ba§9Ze^(^en. 
 
 Retic'ular, Ret'iform, adj. ne^formig. 
 
 Retic'ulate, Retic'ulated, arfj. ne^formigj — 
 work, bttS 9te§roerf. 
 
 Ret'jcule, s. ber "ttrbeitsbeutel. 
 
 Ret'ina, .v. Anat. ba& 9te|l)dut(l^en be& !JCuge§. 
 
 Retinac'ulum, .v. Typ. ba& 3:ena!el, bcr ©cbrift* 
 
 Ret'jnue, *. btt& ©efolgc. [falter. 
 
 To Retire', v. I. n. 1. fi(^ juriict jie^enj 2. [169 
 jurucE (n)eg)begeben, weggefecn, 3. Corn. 
 (aSedjfel, 2C.) an \\6) nel)men; einlofen, be» 
 jQt)leni r-ing colour. Faint, bie j)erfdi)iepenbc 
 ^arbcj II. a. juriic! sicken, nc^men. 
 
 Retired', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. eingegogen, 
 einfam^ 2. ge^eim j III. — ness, s. ^k einge- 
 jogcn^eit, :c. 
 
 Retire'ment, s. 1. bic 3ururfsie^ung4 2. ba^ 
 
Reto 
 
 597 
 
 Reve 
 
 IfuStreten,- 3. lit entfernung, Srennung, 
 
 4. tie Tfbgcfc^ieben^eit, :2fbgc5ogen^eit. 
 Retold', pret. & p. p. DOIt To Retell. 
 Retook' [— tiik'] , pret. oon To Retake. 
 Retor'sion, uirf. Retortion. 
 To Retort', v. I. a. (mit upon) 1. juritrf bie= 
 
 gen 5 2. juruct raerfen j 3. juriidgeben, ern>ic= 
 
 tern 5 11. n. (tatelnb) erroiebern. 
 Retort', s. 1. bcr jurudPgcf(^obcne SSeradS ober 
 
 Sorrourf, 2. C/i^m. tie Oletortc. 
 Retor'ter, .v. tcr 3urucffcbiebenbe, :c. 
 RetSr'tion, s. ta§ ^urutfbicgen 5 Buriirfmerfen j 
 
 3urucef(bieben. [frifcben. 
 
 To Retouch', v. a. umarbeiten^auSbeffcrn, auf- 
 To Retrace', v. a. 1. nadbge^en, folgeit, oer= 
 
 folgcn 5 2. rcietcr betreten^ to — one's steps, 
 
 5ururfgcl)cn. [ruif ne^men, miberrufen. 
 
 To Retract', v.a.&n.l. juriicf sie^enj 2. ju= 
 Retract', s. Far. ba& SSernageln eine§^fcrteg. 
 Retrac'tion , j. 1. tic 3urud'= otcr 3ufammen= 
 
 jic^ungi 2. o/- Retractji'tion, tie 3urucfnat)s 
 
 me, tcr SBiterruf. 
 Retrac'tjve, I. adj. jurucfsic^enb 5 II. s. baS 
 
 (Sntsie^enbc, ^urucfjie^enbe. [treten. 
 
 To Retransfer', v. a. Com. JDieber* ob. rucfabs 
 Retrax'it, *. LaWy bag 3uritrfnc^men eincr 
 
 ^lage. 
 Retreat', .v. 1. tcrSHurfsugj 2. bic 3urudfge= 
 
 jogenljcitj 3. tcr ftille W'-nt^Qlt , bie fricb= 
 
 lidje SBo^nungi 4. tie ^reifldtte, 3u|Iucbt. 
 To Retreat', v. n. 1. fi(^ juriidPste^cn, 2. su= 
 
 rucf ge^en ob. rocid^cn. [II. rt. fid) einfd)ran!cn. 
 To Retrench', v. 1. a. n)eg= (ot. Qb.)fd)nciteni 
 Retrench'raent, s. 1. tie Ibfurjungj 2. vid. 
 
 Intrenchraent. [gclten. 
 
 To Retrib'ute, v. n. l.roicbcrbesQ^lcn j 2.\)er= 
 Retrib'uter, s. bcrSBicterbcja^lcr. 
 Retrjbu'tion , s. 1. tie SBieterbcja^lung, 3u= 
 
 rucferf^attung, 2. tie Scrgc'tung. 
 Retrib'uti've, Retrib'utory, adj. ocrgeltenb. 
 Retrie'vable, adj. mieberbringli^. 
 To Retrieve', v.a.l. n)ieter()erfleUcn j 2. »ic= 
 
 ter gcroinncn, roieter eriangen } S.roieter zxw 
 
 bringen, erfe^enj 4. jurutf bringcn^ »• ^^port. 
 
 roieber aufjagen. [{ftiicfabtretung. 
 
 Retroces'sion, s. 1. ba9 3uru(fn)ei(tien } 2. tie 
 Retrograda'tion, s. ter Oliirfgang. [tent 
 Ret'rograde, adj. rucfgdngig, rucfn)drt§fcbrei= 
 To Ret'rograde, v. n. rucfrodrtS, pructgcbcn. 
 Retrogres'sion, s. ttt& 3urutfgeben. 
 Retrogres'sjve, adj. riicffcbreitenb. 
 Retroinin'gent,.v.bQ&riicfrodrtS^QrnenbeS^ier. 
 Ret'rospect [ 1^'6., W., Worc.\ re'tro— , Sm. 
 
 &C.1 , * Retrospec'tion, ,v. taS 3urucf fcbcn, bcr 
 
 gtucfblice. [blicf ent j - view , ter Sfliiif blicf. 
 •Retrospec'tjve, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adv. juriicf 
 
 To Retrude', o. a. jururf fto^cn. 
 To Return', v. 1. n. 1. jurucf , wictcr fommcn, 
 J. feljren, 5. gc^en j 2. erroicbcrn , antroortcn j 
 
 11. a. 1 , jiiriicf gebcn, suriitf [(bid'en, libcrma* 
 djen^uberfcbirfcn, 2. roicbcrgcben, cvilatten, 
 Qbflattcn, 3. (Sef(bulbigungcn,:c.)5uriict gc* 
 ben, crroicbernj 4. iH-rgcltcn? 5. in 9tei^nung 
 bringenj 6. ongebcn, (ScridK) crflattcn, bc= 
 ricbten, the members r-ed, bic gciDObltcn 
 ^arlamentSgtietcr. 
 
 Return', .v. 1. tie Stucffunft, {Jlucffeljri 2. tie 
 SBictcrfe^rj 3. tcr Oluctfallj 4. bic3ururf= 
 gabe, ©rflattung, tcr Grfal j 5. tic Srrctc- 
 berungj ber ©cgeiiticnflj 6. tie SBergcltung j 
 r. (bcf. pf.) bcr SanFj 8. tie:M:ntJT)ovt5 9. 
 Com. tic {Hucf jttbtung , Ubermadjung, 31cs 
 meffe,bcrSfliftorno,p/.jKctourcn5lo.(loadof 
 — , — cargo, — freight) tic 91etour= (9lurf=) 
 Sabungj 11. (bef. p/.)bcr58ortbeiI, ©cwiunj 
 
 12. ter (bcf. SSQ^I=)^eri(bt, bic ©crid)tcr= 
 flQttung j 13. tie !iIBa()lj 14. Arch, tcr ©ci* 
 tcnflugcl eincS ©cbdutcgj r-s, pi. 15. a) Af/n. 
 ticS!Bentungen,frummcn®dngej6)tieSBiii= 
 tungen (an S^rcmpctcn) 5 16. Mus. BoppcI= 
 fcbldgej in—, l.bagcgcnj 2. Com. oU Coc= 
 genfa§ fiir...) tjuick, short or early - . 
 f(bncUcr UmfQ§, otcr aBaarcni>crtricb , — of 
 exchange , tcr Slucf JT>cd)fcl. [ju bcrid)tcn. 
 
 Retur'nable, adj. 1. tcr 3uJ^ucfgabc fdl)igj 2. 
 
 Retiir'ner, ,v. tcr Olucfsa^Icr, Olcmittent. 
 
 Retuse', adj. Bot. cingctriirft. [^Cu»f6bnung. 
 
 Reu'njpn, s. 1. tic SBictcrccrcinigung 5 2. tic 
 
 To Reunite', v. a. («fert.rui))ir>ictcriDcrcinigin. 
 
 Reve, vid. Reeve, 1. [anjcigCH. 
 
 To Reveal', v. a. 1. offcnbttrcnj 2. entbccfcn, 
 
 Revea'Ier, s. tcr Sffcubarcr, :c. 
 
 Reveal'ui^nt, s. tic Dlfcnbaruug (m. u.). 
 
 To Rev'^1, V. n. fd)mQUfcn,fd)n)Qrmcn,jubdn. 
 
 Rev'el, s. tos (3c(b=)® clag, tie rouffbcntc %i\'u 
 lid)hitipl. ^(bmdufe, (Scbrodrmcrcicn, isiuft* 
 barFcitenj — rout, tcr (gcfc$n)ibrigc)3ufam9 
 mentauf beS [(bwdrmcntcn ^6bel§. 
 
 Revelfi'tion , .v. tic Dffcnbaning. [mcr. 
 
 Rev'eler, .v. tcr ©(bmaufcr, ^ubclcr, (£(bn)dr« 
 
 Rev'elry, jr. tcr 3ubc( , ttts ©d)n)drmcn. 
 
 To Revenge', u.a.(fid))i'd(bcn (on, on), a()ntcn. 
 
 Revenge', s. 1. tie StQtljCj 2. tic OlaAgicr^ 3. 
 tic Ibnbung^ 4. tic Olc>?an(bc (bcim@picl). 
 
 Revenge'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. rQ(bgierig, 
 rai^fu(btig} III. — ness, .v. tic Slacbgicrigfcit. 
 
 Revenge'less, adj. ungcrdd^t. 
 
 Revenge'ment, ,9. tQ§ Oidcbcn, tie StacbeCro. U.). 
 
 Reven'ger, .v. tcr Sldcbcr. 
 
 Rev'enue , .v. toS ©infommcn , tcr ©rtrag , tic 
 ©infiinfte (tcr 36Ucunt Zaxax, :c.), Stcntcn^ 
 board of r-s, tic ^inanjif ammcr ; nfft^ers of 
 
Reve 
 
 598 
 
 Rewe 
 
 ther-8, 3oUbettmtctcj public — , ta&^ttm 
 
 mcrgut, — cutter, baS 3oII= ob. SBaditfc^iff. 
 Rever'b?rant , Rever'berate , adj. jurudf tt)er= 
 
 fent), jurucf proUent), wieDer^allent). 
 To Rever'b^rate, v. I. a. 1. jurucf werfen, J 
 
 fc^lagen, J. prallen lajTenj 2. Chem. reoerbe= 
 
 rircnj II. n. 1. j. flra^lenj 2. roiebcr^atten. 
 Reverbera'tion, s. bie ^uriidfroerfung, bQS3u= 
 
 rurfprallen, SBiebcr^aUen , 2C. 
 Rever'beratory, I. adj. juriitf Werfenb, J.fd)Itt= 
 
 gcnb, II. s. Chem. 1. bQ§9lccerberirfcuer5 2. 
 
 bcr 9leocrberir=S)fcn. 
 To Revere', To Rev'erence , u. a. (»cr)e^ren. 
 Rev'erence, s. 1. bic S^rerbietung, Q^rfur^tj 
 
 2. bic SSerbeugung 5 3. (Sitcl bcr ® eij^Iid^!cit) 
 Rev'er^nc^r, 5. ber SScre^rcr. [G^riDfirben. 
 Rev'er?nd, adj. (bef. QlS Sitcl bcr ®ci|lU(^en : 
 
 roo^l=)e^rn)urbig 5 right — , (Zittl ber 251= 
 
 f^ofe) ^odjeljrrourbig, ^od^mfirbigj most—, 
 
 (S;. ber erjbifd^ofe) ^oc^rourbigft. 
 Rev'er^nt, Rev^ren'tial, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 Reve'rer, s: ber SJere^rer. [e^rerbietig. 
 
 Rev'erje, vid, Revery. 
 Rever'sal, I. adj. umdnbernb , umflopenb , II. 
 
 s. tit Umftofung (eine^ llrt()eilg). 
 To Reverse', v. a. 1. umfebren} 2. umdnbcrn, 
 
 ttufljcbcn, umflofciij 3.oerfc^ren. 
 Reverse', 5. 1 . bie JKiicf feite, ,Ke^vfeite, bcrOies 
 
 »cr§i2.bag®e9ent^cir,®cgenf^ucfi3.bic^5 
 
 wed^felung, ber aSe(^fcl 5 4.{Sh.) ber Sflucf ^ieb. 
 Reversed', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. oerfc^rt 
 
 (au(^ Bot.)i 2. Her. gefturst. 
 Reverse'less, adj. unumflof Itci^. 
 Reverse'ly, adj. cntgcgengcfc^t. 
 Rever'sible, adj. umjuFc^reti , umjuftiLtrjen, :c. 
 Rever'sion, s. 1. Law, ber {RucffQlI, ^cimfall, 
 
 2. bic :>fn»artf(l^aft. 
 Rever'sipnary, adj. anmartft^aftUc^. 
 
 To Revert', v. I. a. 1. vid. To Reverse; 2. gu= 
 ructiDcnbenj II. n. inxM fe^ren, si^'^ctfttUen. 
 
 Revert', *. Mus. bic SBicber^olung. 
 
 Rever'tjble, adj. l)cim fdllig, riirffciUig. 
 
 Rever'tjve, adj. tcrcinocrnb, oerfe()renb. 
 
 Rev'?ry, s. bie Srdumerei, ©(^rodrmerci , ba§ 
 regcUofc ©inn«;n. [cinfe^cn. 
 
 To Revest', v. a. 1. roiebcir Qnlegcn j 2. wicbcr 
 
 To Review' [— vu'] , v. a. 1 . mieber fe^en j 2. 
 roieber burcfefe^enj 3. prufen, unterfuc^cnj 
 4. bcurt^eilen, reccnfiren j 5. muflcrn. 
 
 *Revie\v', s. 1. bic (tiot^malige) ©urt^ric^t, 
 ^rufungj 2. bie gScurt^eilung, afteccnftonj 
 
 3. ba§ (pcriobifi^e) hitift^e SSlattj 4. bie 
 OJJuflerung. 
 
 * Review'^r, 5. 1, bcr ^rufcr j 2, bcrfifleccnfent. 
 To Revile', u. a. ft^md^en, f(bclten. 
 Rgvile'in?nt, s. tie ©(^rnd^ung. 
 
 Revi'ler, s. bcr S^md^er. Lf^ng. 
 
 Revi'sai, s. tie ©ur(]^fi(^t, Qbcrmaltge ^rii» 
 To Revise', v. a. 1. njiebcr bur^fc^en, uiiter* 
 
 fudjcit) 2. 7Vp. rcmbiren. [cifion. 
 
 Revise', A. I.bic®ur(^fl(^t5 2. Typ. bic Olc= 
 Revi's^r, s. 1. bcr Sicfifor, Unterfuc^cri 2. bcr 
 
 (Sorrectorj 3. ber 2i:uffel)er. [SSotfojd^lung. 
 Revi'sion, s. 1. bic j£)ur(^rid^t/Sflc»?irion} 2.bie 
 To Revis'it, v. a. wiebcr bcfud^cn. 
 Revif jta'tion, s. ber Qbcrmalige SScfuc^. 
 Revi'val, s. 1. bie SBiebcrbelebungj 2. bic 6r« 
 
 ncu(er)ung, aBicbcr^erflcttungi 3. TheoL. 
 
 baS aBieberbcIcbung&feft(be0 ©IttubcnS)? r-s, 
 
 2Biebcrgeburten, (rcligi6fc) (Snuccfungcn. 
 To Revive', v. I. a. 1. wicbcr bclcbcnj 2. cr= 
 
 neue(r)nj 3. mieber in'S Inbcnfcnbringeii} 
 
 4. (5KctQlIc) rcbucirenj Il.w.wiebcr auflebcn. 
 Revi'ver, s. ber, bQ§ JSelcbenbe, 2c. 
 To Reviv'jfy, (To Reviv'jficate) , u. a. 1. wic* 
 
 bcr bclebenj 2. (9JietQUe) rebucircn. 
 Revfvjfjca'tion, s. 1. or Revjvifs'cence, — cy, 
 
 bic SBicberbelcbunQ} 2. bic Olebuctton (ber 
 ReTjvis'c^nt, adj. njiebcrauflcbcnb. [OJtctatIc). 
 Revi'vor, s. Law, bic ^roccpemcuerung. 
 Rev'ocable, I. adj. roibcrruflid^ j II. — ness,*. 
 
 tiz SBibcrruflicbfeit. 
 Revoca'tion, s. bic SBibcrrufung. 
 Rev'Qcatory, adj. wibcrrufcnb. 
 To Revoke', v. I. a. roibcrrufcn, jurucfne^men i 
 
 II. n. Gam. einc ^arbc nid)t befcnncn (im 
 
 ^artcnfpielc). [g^^^^^O- 
 
 Revoke', *. Gam. btt8 Sticbtbcfcnncn (cincr 
 Revoke'ra^nt, s. bcr SBibcrruf (n). u.). 
 To Revolt', V. a. (&. n. fid^) emporcnj to — 
 
 from . . . , Qbfallen ©on .... 
 Revolt', s. bcr Tfbfalli bic (Smporung. 
 Revol'ter, s. bcr (Smporer. 
 Rev'oluble, adj. (um)gcn)dlst iDcrbcn fonncnb. 
 Revolu'tion, s. I. bic Unrndlgung, bcrUmlttuf j 
 
 2. bic JRcoolution. [rodljcnb, Sfle»oIution§=. 
 Revolu'tipnary , adj. rcoolutiondr, f!oatSum- 
 Rev9lu'ti9n?r, Revplu'tipnifst , s. bcr9lC00lU= 
 
 tiondr. [oolutionircn. 
 
 To Revplu'tipnize, v. a. l.um»anbcln j 2. rc- 
 To Revolve', v. I. a. I.umn)dljcn5 2. iibcrbcn^ 
 
 !en 5 II. n. 1. ftd^ umwdl^cn i 2. jDicbcrfeljren. 
 llevol'ver, 5. bie (am.) Stepetirs Db.3)reI)ptfto/e. 
 Revdl'sion, *. 1. Merf.bttS^KblcitcnbcrgluffC) 
 
 2. ba§ 3urucf^Qrtcn, SSer^inbern. 
 RevGl'sive, adj. 1. Aferf. 'gliiffe (im Jtorpcr^ 
 
 ttbleitenbi 2. abjic^enb. [oergcltcn. 
 
 To Reward', t'. a. 1. belol)nen» 2. fcrgiiten, 
 Reward', s. bic Sclo^nung, SSergeltung , bcr 
 Rewar'dable, adj. belo^nen&wdrbig. [2o^n. 
 Rewar'der, s. ber fficlotjncr, SScrgcItcr. 
 Rew'et , s. ba§ 9fldb(bcn or finer Siidjfc. 
 
Rewr 
 
 599 
 
 Ride 
 
 To Rewrite' [— rit'j , v.ir. a. TOlCtcr f(^reibcn, 
 
 umff^rciben- 
 
 Ilcw'v, adj. Goth, ungleid) gerocbt. 
 Rej n'gld [ren' -] , s. Olcin^olb (5K-n.). 
 Rhabdol'ogy , .v. 7\ Die ©tabre(!^enf unjt. 
 Rhab'domancy, sM^ Olut^enf*Iagen,bie©tabs 
 
 roo^rfagcrei (oermittclft ber SBiinfcbelrut^e). 
 Rhae'tja [re'shja], s. Sfl^dtien. [men^angeitb. 
 Khapsod'ic, - cal , adj. rbopfobifcb, unsufQm= 
 Rhap'sodist , s. 1. bcr Sfll)ttpfobijl j 2. ber 3u= 
 
 fammenf d)reib cr, 3ufammenfloppIer. 
 RImp'sody, s. 1. bic {R^apfobie, 2. Dad S5rud)= 
 
 flucE, @toppeI»crf , ^lidEwerf. 
 Rhein'-berry [ran' —],s. jBot.ber^reu|born. 
 Rhen'ish, I. adj. r^einift^J II. (— wine) s. ber 
 Rbe'tian [re'shjan] , adj. r^attf(^.[Olb"nn)Cin. 
 Rhe'tor, s. ber Si^ctor. 
 Rbet'orjc, I. s. btc Slbctorif j II. or Rhetor'- 
 
 ical, arf;.; III. — cally, adn. r^etorif*. 
 Rhetpn'cian , s. ber St\^HoviUx. 
 To Rhet'orize , V. I. n. Den SlcDner fpielCHj II. 
 
 a. rbctorif(b fpredjen. 
 Rbeura, s. Der@(^nupfcn, (^oupt=)^Iuf • 
 Rbeuraslt'ic [ru — ] , adj. r^eumatiftbj — fever, 
 
 Dttg ^lupjtcberj — paper, Da& ®{(btpapier. 
 Rheu'matism , s. ber €flbcumati6muS, ((Sites 
 
 Dcr=)^iuf/ btt8 ©(I)nupfenfieber. 
 Rheu'iny , ndj. mit bcm @d)nupfen bcljaftct, 
 
 fluf artig , fluffig j — eyes, Sricfaugcn. 
 Rhine, .v. Dcr dti^zin j — grave, Der Sfl^eingrof j 
 
 — burst , DttS burgunbifci^e (rocif c) ^cd^ , — 
 
 land-rod, Dic rbeinldnbifd^c 0lutl)c. 
 Rhinof'eros , s. Zool. ba§ Sl^inoceroS. 
 Rho'djura , s. baS {Rofen^olj. 
 Rhomb, s. 1. Geom. berS(lbombu§,bie€lautc5 
 
 2. r-s {or — lines) Naut. bica8inb|lri(^C auf 
 
 Dcr ^artc5 — spar, Min. Dcr {Rautenfpat^. 
 Rhom'bic, adj. rautenformig , 9i^ombu8». 
 Rhom'boid, s. Geom. I. Die Idnglid^c (RttUte j II. 
 
 or Rhomboii'dal, adj. Bot. k Anat. xauUn= 
 
 formig. [»iIDc7fmpfer,5JiQngolD. 
 
 Rhu'barb, .v. ber Sfl^abarberj bastard — , ber 
 Rhyme, s. 1. ber {Rcim, 2. Dcr 5Ber§5 btt§ ©e* 
 
 Dicbt, 3. Die SJJcIoDic. [ten. 
 
 To Rhyme, v. a. Hen. 1. (fid)) reimcn? 2.bid)= 
 Rhy'mer, Rhym'ster, *. ber Steimer, 8flcim= 
 Rbyme'I?ss, adj. rcimloS. [f(bmicb. 
 
 Rhy^/im, .v. Der Sflbi)t^niu§. 
 Rhyf/i'mic, — cal, adj. r^l)l^mifd(>. 
 Rib , .y. i. bie Sfiippe (aucb Bot. , kc.) ; 2. Da3 
 
 9flippenboIj5 3. Dcr ©trcifen } r-s, pZ. 4. cin 
 
 gcflrciftcr feincr aSaummoUcnftoff ju SScin* 
 
 fleibcrn) 5. Typ. Dic<S(biencn (auf DcmSoufs 
 
 brete ) j — saw, Die ©cbweiffdge i — wort, Bot. 
 
 Der (gpi^rocgericb. 
 To RTb, V. a. mit JKippcn t>crfel?cn,rtppcn} 
 
 ribbed, gerippt j ribbing, s. ^rc/i. Die )'ammt» 
 Iid)en Sltppcn einer geroolbtcn Serfc. 
 
 Rib'ald, I. s. Dcr SBiifiling, ^urer, brutalc 
 OJtenf^ 5 II. adj. fd^dnblicb 5 gcmein 5 lieberlicb. 
 
 Rib'aldry, s. Dtt§ n>ufte SBefcn , bic 2icDerUcb= 
 hit, 3otcnreif crei. 
 
 Rrb'(b)and [rib'an] , Rib'bon , s. 1. Da& SSanD, 
 (SeiDenbanD 3 2. Die Sorte 5 3. r-s, pi. Mar. 
 DiefScbcrgangen, Sciften, gotten 5 — tish. Jch. 
 Dcr 33anDfif(b, ©pi^fcbroansi />ot-*. — grass, 
 Da&SonDgragj — laver, DicJBattc, Uloc (cine 
 SJlooSart) 3 — snake, Zool. Die eiDcd)§natter 5 
 
 — weaver, Der SonDma^cr , ffiortcnroirfcr 
 *To Rib'bon, V. a. mit SSdnDcrn [(bmficten. 
 Rice,.v. 1. Dcr9lei§5 2. Der®ipfcl won gefdUten 
 
 aSdumcnj 3. DicSSeife^ 4. 9liccuS (5)l-n.)3 
 
 — bird, (yrn.^ .Dcr Olcigcogcl 5 2.or — bunting. 
 Die Sftcigammcr? — cowry, Conch. Dic 4)a[el» 
 nuf 3 — mill. Die 0l-milblc5 — paper,Da§(ofl= 
 inDifcbe) 91 -papier 3 — pudding, Dcr Ot-flo^. 
 
 Rich, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. rci^3 2. rcid)» 
 ^altig3 3. rci^Ii(b5 4. frucbtbarj 5. 00II3 6- 
 fojlbar, prd(btig5 T. frdftig, fiar!(o,^cin)3 
 
 — weed, Dic traubenformigc ©d^raarjrourj 3 
 III. r-es, s. pi. 9lci(bt^umer, Dcr Sflcid^ttjnm. 
 
 Rich'ard, s. Sfli(barD (?0^n.). 
 
 Rich'ness, s. 1. Der 9lci(^tl)um3 2. Die ^rad)t3 
 
 3. Dic ^liUc, ^rud)tbarhit3 4. Dic Sia^rbaf* 
 
 iic^hit, libcrmd^ige ,Srdftighit,<Supigfcit3 
 
 5. Da§ ^euer (De§ SBetn§). [(en) 
 
 Rick, .V. Der(^cuOSd)obcr,(®ctrciDc=)Be()m= 
 Rifck'ets , s. pi. Die cugU ^ranftjcit , Dcr 3n>ci^ 
 
 n)U(b§. [friSppclung. 
 
 Rick'?tin?ss, s. Die Doppcltcn ©licDcr, fficr= 
 Rick'?ty, adj. 1. srocin)ud}fig, DoppcIglicDcrig, 
 
 oerroacbfcn 5 2. cerfcbroben. 
 Ric'Q9het, s. bcr ^raUfdju^, 9tico(bctfd)u^ 
 To Rid, V. ir. a. 1 . bcfrcicn, lo5ma(bcn3 2. rei* 
 
 nigcn (oon . . .)> 3.»cgf(^affcn 3 ou&DemSBcgc 
 
 rdumen. 
 Rid, I. prct. & p. p. t. To Rid; II. p. a. bi- 
 
 freit, Io§3 to be — of , lo§ fcin3 to get — of, 
 
 lo&rocrbcn. [2. Da6 Tfufrdumcn. 
 
 Rid'dance, s. 1. Die Sefrciung, ©ntleDigung 3 
 Rifd'den, p. p. t. To Ride. 
 Rid'dle, s. 1. Da§ 3ldtl)[cl3 2. Dtt$ grobe ©leb. 
 To Rid'dle, v. I. a. 1. cntrdtbfcln3 2. ficbcnj 
 
 II. n. in Oldtbfcln fprctben. 
 Ride, *. 1. Dcr Sflitt3 2. Der SBcg jum Slcitcn 
 
 oDcr ^a^rcn3 3. Dic ^a^rt, c/. Riding. 
 ToRiiic, 1?. ir. \.ri. I.reitcn3 2. fabrcn5 3 
 
 (bef. mit on) fi(b auf (Sttoa^ fiu^cn, auf ©t* 
 
 wa& rut)cn, gctragen wcrDcn, f£broimmcn3 to 
 
 — at anchor, Dor Knfcr Iicgen3 4. mit on. 
 n>ie II., 2.3 II. a. 1. (ju)rcitcn5 2. fid? (roin* 
 fiibrlicb) bcDicncn, untcr ftdj i)aUti,bit)txx' 
 
Ride 
 
 600 
 
 Rill 
 
 fd)en, mipbrQUci^enj to — down, met)crreitcn i 
 to — a horse olF his mettle , ein ^fcrt) JU 
 8(^Qnt)cn reitcnj to — out. Mar. (cincn 
 *Sturm) j)or ^JTnfer auS^altcn. 
 
 Ri'der, s. 1. Der Sfleiter? 2. Der ^a^rent)C, :co 
 3. Dcr|)afcn, SBil)er^af en , 4. bcr^jolt, Die 
 SScrftcirfung^ i''- i>cr eingcrucfte^Crtifelj Uv 
 3ufa§ (ju eincr*parlamentsbill,2c.)) 6- Com. 
 l)ie :M:ionge (an SBcc^feln)^ T. T. hk ©trebci 
 8. Mm. ba§ ©albanbj— for orders, t)cr^an= 
 feel»rci[ent5e, 9leifet)iencr, cnl. 9}?u^crreitcr j 
 — 's apron , t>ie Sleitfc^urse. 
 
 Ridge, *. 1. ber Sfludfen, 2. tic fStXQhtU, pi. 
 t)ae (^elfcn-O^iffi 3- t)er ©ipfcl j 4. bic girftc, 
 tcr ©iebelrucfen? 5. tcr ©(^nabelrucfcn (ber 
 Si?6gcl),t)ieyirfle5 Q.Anat.W Srijcibcroanb 
 (bcr 3tafenIoti)er)5 7. berSlain, bic^urc^c, 
 8. r-s , pi. bie ©trcifcn an bcm ©aumcn bcr 
 ^fcrbe, — band, bcr ©ottclriemcn^ — bone, 
 ba& Stucfgrat, — lead, bic bleiernc ^irf^cn* 
 slQttcj - tile, bcr po^lsiegcl. 
 
 To Rifdge, v. a. 1. p cincm Olucfcn bilbcn, 
 frummcn, 2. flrcifen, furt^en. 
 
 Rid'g^d, adj. 1. crijabcn, fpi^ig^ 2. flrciitg. 
 
 Krd'gjl, Ridg(cyijng, j. bcr §alb eqlrirte 
 ::'.8ibber. I^S^t- 
 
 Rul'gy, adj.mit cinem 0iucfen, cr5abjrt,crs 
 
 Rid'icule, .V. I. baS 2d(^erli(^c; 2. b?r5Bi$, 
 ©pott, ^o^n 5 3. bcr TfrbcitSbcutcI. 1 
 
 To Rid'icule, v. a. Ici^crlif^ madden, Dcrfpottcn. ' 
 
 Rid'jcoler, .v. bcr 3Bi^ling, ©potter. I 
 
 RidTc'ulous, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. Id(bcrlid^5 
 III. — ness, s. bie 2tt(^crli(^fcit. 
 
 Ri'djng, s. 1. bQ§ SUeiten, k. 5 2. ber mtt^ 3. 
 i^cr {Reitrocg, 4. provinc. bcr SScjirfj to take 
 a — , 1. Qusrcitcnj 2. ttuSfo^rcnj — bed, baS 
 (Sa^r=)®cleifci — cap, bie Slcifcfappcj - 
 cloak, ber Olcitmantcl} — coat, ber {Hcitrorf, 
 Sflcifcrorfj — hood, (c^cmaB) bie {Rcifefoppe 
 ber ^raucnsimmer, little red — hood, SflotL)= 
 !dpp(bcn5 — house, — school, bie Stcitftbulc, 
 
 Hie, vid. Rye.[Silcitba^n}— rod, bic Sfleitgerte. 
 
 fUfe , 1. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. aUgemein, epibe* 
 mif(3|> ) III. — ness, s. bie XUgcmcinbcit. 
 
 Ki.T, s. ba§ miff, bie ©anbbanf ^ - raff, vulg. 
 bcr TCbfaU, TCuirourf, :jfu§f(buf . 
 
 ToRi'rte, V. a. 1. rouben, bcraubcn, plun= 
 bcm, 2. mitStrcifcn cber Olcifen i>erfe^cn, 
 (cinen "Slintenlauf) sicken, riffcln. 
 
 Rftle, >?, 1 . (— gun) bttS gc^cgcnCgeuergciDc^r, 
 gcsogenc giol)r, bie Siic^fc j 2. cinc^rt SKe|= 
 jlcini— barrel, ber gejogcnc 2aufj— men, 
 pi. aSudjfcnfd^utcu, ©(^orffcbii^cn. 
 
 RiMer, s. l.bcr 0iduber,i)lunberer5 2. ba§ 
 JRiffeleifen, bic Sculpturfeile. 
 
 Rift, s. bic 0li$c , Spaltc , ber B6^li^. 
 
 To Rift, V. 1. a. fpalten,f(^li6en, rei^cnj H- «. 
 b crimen, ^\6) offncn. 
 
 Rig, s. 1. bic ©pi|c, Jtuppc, bcr ©ipfelj 2. bcr 
 balb gefc^nittene ^pengft^ 3. bic ccrliebte 
 Sirnc 5 Sufibirne j 4.u///g.bcr ^otjcn, ©trcidi. 
 
 To Rig, V. I. a. 1. pu^cn, [(bmiicfcn 5 2. Mar. 
 Qu»riiflcn, (-out, Quf)taf cin 5 II. n. (— about, 
 l?erum)rd)n)drmcn. 
 
 Rigadoon', s. \}a^ JRigabon (Sanj). 
 
 Rjga'tion, s. bag ©cfprcngcn, bie SBaffcrung. 
 
 Rig'ger, .V. Mar. bcr 3:afelcr, Safelmciftcr. 
 
 Ri's'ging. ^^' Mar. bQ» Sttfclwcrf. 
 
 To Rfg'gle, vid. To Wriggle. 
 
 Right [rit], I. adj. ; II. or — ly, adv. 1. rc(^t> 
 2. gcrabe 5 3. rcd^tfc^offcn j 4. rid^tig, in Srb= 
 nung, gcmdp, 5. paffcnb, 6. (bei s;iteln) fct)r, 
 bod) 5 if—, Com. nacb Stid^tigbcfinbcn, — 
 honourable, l^o^gcborcn, ^o4>n)ol)Igcborcnj 
 
 — reverend, ^ot^murbig 5 — lined, rc(btlinig5 
 
 — muscles, Anat. bic gcrabcn ^ugfcln? 
 Mar-*. — a-hcad, rcd^t oon oorn, !ral)nbalfS= 
 mcifcj-down, l.Iot^rcd^t^2. (P.SBinbe) fiiU. 
 
 ♦Right, *. 1. bQS0lc(bti 2. bag eigcntbum, 
 bcr 7Cnfpru(b 5 3. laB ^orrcfbt/ ^priinlcgiuni j 
 1, bic Sfbulblofigfeit) o, bie iKccbtc^rcd^tc 
 f)anb recbte ©eitej 6, r-s, pL Srbnung j t« 
 be in the — , Sflci^t §abcn J to do — , ®e[(bciD 
 t^un , jutrinfjn > by — (or r-s) , cigcntlid), 
 •j^nJHcit&rocgen) to r-s, in geraber Sinicj to 
 the— (about) fiice; Mi7.rc(bt&umFc^rt@ud) ! 
 
 *To Right, V. I. a. 1. 0lcd^t ccrfii^affcn, ju fci^ 
 ucmSflet^tcccr^elfen, 2. Mars. (cinSi^iff) 
 Qufric^tcnj right the helm! boS 9luber rait = 
 fcbiff^I n. n. ji(b aufrii^ten, Quffici;)cn. 
 
 *Righ'teous [rl'tshus] , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 1. gcrc(bti2.re(btf(:baffen,rcbli(bj III.— ness, 
 .V. 1. bic ® crc(btigfeit i 2. bic Olccbtf(bancnbcit. 
 
 *RIght'fril, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. rcdtitmdptg, 
 
 gerec^t. III. — ness, s. bic Sflctbtmdfigfeit. 
 *Right'ness, .v. 1. bicOli^tigfcit, SSa^r^citj 
 
 2. bic ©crab^cit. 
 
 Rig'id, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. I. \iavv, flcif, un^ 
 bicgfamj 2. ftrcnge, (jart^ III. — ness, Rjgiid'- 
 jty, A-. 1. bic Unbiegfamfcit, ©tcifl)citj 2. bic 
 ©trengc, ^drte. 
 
 Rig'let, s. 1. boS oiereefige ®rct, bic 2attc, 
 ©d^inbclj 2. vid. Reglet. [(SciDdfd). 
 
 Rig'marole, s. mod. vulg. X>av citic ©cfd^wd^, 
 
 Rig'ol, s. bcr 3irfcl5 bic ^rone. 
 
 Rifg'our, Rig^or, s. l.bieUnbcugfamfcitj 2. Ut 
 ^dltc,bere(^aucrj 3. bic ©trcngc , ^drtc, 
 ©d)drfc. 
 
 Rig'orous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. flrcngc, ^ttrt, 
 fij^arf, gcnauj III. — ness, s. bic ©trcngc, 
 |)drtc. LKrtbcn. 
 
 iRril. Ril'l?t, s. ber Keincgluf, «q*, bog S8df« 
 
RiU 
 
 601 
 
 RUh 
 
 To RilI, V. n. rinntn, riefeln, laufen. 
 
 Rilly, adj. had)Xti6i, 
 
 Run, s. 1. Dcr diant}, Sftdjmen , {Reifcn j 2. bcr 
 ©(imerbau(^5 3. A/ar.baS ^argbant), 4. Hor 
 ber SflalJbogcn an U^rrdbemj — of the belly, 
 Das 3?e§ im Scibe^ — lock, t)a§ .^aftenf^lo^. 
 
 Rime, *. 1 . ber Oleif, 3lau^fro)t 5 2.vul. Rhyme. 
 
 To Rime, v. n. reifen. [TCufrdumcn. 
 
 Ri'mer, s. bcr Tfufrttumcr, ©pi$bo^rcr jum 
 
 IWra'pIe, s. & V. vid. Rumple. 
 
 Rira'pljng, s. bic SBcUenberoegung. [bclig. 
 
 Ri'my , adj. ooU 3leif , rceifgrau, fait unb ne* 
 
 Rind, J. Me {Rinte, ©(^Qle. 
 
 Rin'dle , *. bie Olinnc. 
 
 Rine, s. bag S^armfcU , bic ^ett^aut. 
 
 Ring, s. 1. bcr Oting, 2. bcr ,S:rcig5 3. bcr 
 Olanb (urn cine 5Kun5c)j 4. bie Saufba^nj 
 ©(branfe inform eiue§ binges 5 5.bcr9ling= 
 iQuf, SBettlauf 5 6. bcr ©locfcnflang, bag ®c= 
 lQutc5 T. bcr ^Ittng, &6)aU, U& ©ctofc j 8. 
 r-s, pL ein oflinb. Saumwoncnscugj — of the 
 ear, Anat. bcr duferc Sb^frcig) — bolt, cin 
 9lingboIscn5 — bone. Far. baS Uberbein, 
 Slingbcin, bcr Slsifcn, — dial, cin ©onnen= 
 ring j — dove , — pigeon , bic JRingcItaubc, 
 — ducats, jRanbbucatcn 5 — finger, bcr ©olb* 
 finger, — ilower, t)ic Slingelblumc,— leader, 
 
 1. ber3fldbel§fu()reri 2.bcrlnfu^rcr5— lock, 
 bQ§ O^ingfd^Iop } — ouzel , bic Cftingbroffcl 5 — 
 ropes. Mar. Sourtopfcr^ — streaked, ring= 
 ftreijig 3 — tail , 1. t-cr Olingclfalfej 2. bag 
 (brciccticje) 35cifegclj — thimble, bcr 'Jid^= 
 ring, — worm, ba§ 3ittermQal, bic ^Iccbtc. 
 
 To Ring, V. a. 1. ringcn, ringeln , bcringcn, 
 mit Olingcn ocrfc^cn 3 2. umrin9en,umgtben. 
 
 To Ring , V. ir. I. a. I. flingcn lajfcnj 2. flin= 
 gen matbcn, Iduten 5 Qnf(bIogen 5 3. (DaS ®lo^ 
 Fcnfpiel) fpiclcnj II. n. 1. Hingcn, crt6ncn5 
 
 2. [fallen , gcllcn. 
 
 Rin'g?nt , adj. Bot. rad^cnformig. 
 RTng'er, s. bcr Sdutcnbc, ©locfncr. [ringcn. 
 To Rin'gle, v. a. (Stuten) ben Oling anlegen, 
 Ring'let, s. 1. bcr Heine Siin^, Dasgiingeldbenj 
 
 2.bic.^oQrro(fe,ba§26cf(^cn.t®(btittfd}u()ba^n 
 Rrnk,s.(fd)ctt.) bic({Rcnn^)a3Q^n5 @tc^bai;)n5 
 To Rinse, v. a. 1. (au5))*d)n>enfen, (aug)n)Q5 
 
 fd^en,(QU§)[pulcnj2.C/iem.au0fiifcn5rinsing 
 
 tub, bie iSpiilraanne. 
 Rin'ser, s. bcr (Qfus)iBd^n)cnfenbe, it. 
 Rin'sings, s. pL. boo (Spulnjaffcr, *SpuIid^t. 
 Ri'ot, s. 1. bie raufienbe Suf^barfeit, bag 
 
 @d)irdrmcn, ®(b»elgcn3 2. bcr "Jfufrutjr, 
 
 Ifufilanbj to run — , bcrum fc^todrmen, augs 
 
 [(broeifen 5 — act, bic'Jfufrubracte. 
 To Ri'ot, r. n. 1. ftferedrmen, fdjroclgcn, augs 
 
 fdprocifen j 2. cincn ^ufrabr madden. 
 
 Ri'oter, s. 1. bcr ®(b»drmer, proffer 5 2. bcr 
 ^ufru^rcr, ?Keutcrer. 
 
 Ri'ptous, l.adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fii^roclgc 
 ri[(b5 2. Idrmenb, gcrduftbooUi 3. aufru^r(cr)= 
 ifd^5 III. — ness, s. 1. bie©(bn)elgcrcij 2. bag 
 Sdrmen, ©cfaufe j 3. bag aufrii[)(rc)rif(bc gBc= 
 fen. [ben, (ttuf)reipenj 2. cntbuUen. 
 
 To Rip, u. a. (— up) 1. auftrcnncn, auff(bnct= 
 
 Rip i. 1. bcr m^i 2. bcr giftbforb. 
 
 Ripe, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. rcif, adv. rciflid) j 
 2. 5eitigj3. ooUfommcn, PoUenbctj 4. aug= 
 gcraadjfeni HI- s. Mas. bag ^ra^eifcn, bie 
 ^rafefeUcj IV. — ness, .v. 1. bic Sflcifcj 2. bic 
 SoUf ommcn^cit 5 3. bic 3:augli^!cit.[raerben. 
 
 To Ri'pen , v. I. a. rcifcn, jcitigcn J II. n. rcif 
 
 Rip'per, s. bcr ^uftrcnncnbe, 2c. 
 
 Rip'pjng, cojnp. Mars, —chisel, bag S5rC(l()ci« 
 [en 5 — iron, ber ^fCacbt^afcn. 
 
 To llip'ple, V. I. n. ficinc SBcHcn rocrfen, |id) 
 frdufclnj II. a. 1. frdufeln, (n3cttenf6rmig) 
 beroegcn, ricfclnj 2. anfpulcn,- 3. (^loc^g) 
 rijfcln. 
 
 Rip'ple, s. 1. or Rip'pljng, bcr SBafferwirbcI, 
 Heine SBcUenfcblag^ 2. bic glacbgriffel. 
 
 To Rise, V. ir. n. 1. auffle^cnj 2. aufftcigcn, 
 aufgcl)cn5 3. auferf^c^en; 4. sunet)mcn, njacb» 
 fcn,(auf)f(bn)eUen, ftcigenj 5. cnt|ic{)enj 6. 
 erfcbcinjn, ftcb barf^cUeni T. (- up) fid^ ertjc* 
 ben, aufbretben, 8. fK^ emp6ren5 9. 2yp. 
 rid^tig augf^liepenj to — (in price), (im 
 ^rcifc) ftcigen, aufftblagcn. 
 
 Rise [gew. but incor. riz], s. 1. bag ^(ufflc* 
 ^cn, ^uffleigenj 2. bic er^cbungj 3. bie i>6« 
 ^Cj 4. Uv Ttufgang 5 5. bcr Urfprung 5 6. bag 
 TCufbraufcnj T. ber 3un)a(bg, bic SJcrmc^* 
 rung? 8. bag ©teigen (bcgprcifcg,:c.)5 to 
 be on tlie— , (im^prcifc) fleigenj to give— to, 
 oeranlafcn. [fiufcj :jfnfi(bt§fldd)e. 
 
 Ri's?r, s. l.bcr:JCuf)1c()cnbc:c.i 2. T. biegutter^ 
 
 RiKibn'ity, s. bag Sad^oermogenj bie Sad^fud^t. 
 
 Ris'lble, adj. I.mitbcm2a(b»erm6genbegabt5 
 2. Id(berli^, Sadden erregenb. 
 
 Ri'sing, I. p. ffl. 1. aufflc^cnb, fitij cr^cbenb, 
 :c. cf. To Rise; 2. ^o(b licgcnbj a — anvil, 
 cin jrocifpi^igcr ^(mbofj — ground, bie^n= 
 ^obcj — line, Mar. bie 8entc beg ©(barfg, 
 ^lurfentej II. p. s. 1. bag "Jfuffle^cn, 2c. 5 2. 
 bic @efd)n)Ulfl 5 — of the mother, Med. bic 
 3)luttcrbef(bn)erbcn. 
 
 Rfsk, »\ bic ©efa^r, bag SSognipj to run the 
 (or to have at) — , ©efat)r laufcnj — of debt. 
 Com. bag 3a^lunggriflco. 
 
 To Risk, V. a. roagcn, aufg Spiel fc^en. 
 
 Ris'k^r, s. bcr SBagcnbs. [bic gcicrli4)fcit. 
 
 Rite, s. 1. bcr fcicrlicbe (Scbraucb, JRitugj 2. 
 
 Rith'«?r, vid. Rider, 8. 
 
Rito 
 
 602 
 
 Rode 
 
 Rit'ornel, *. Mas. bcrSflingelfa§,fca§ Olitorncll 
 
 Rit'ual, I. adj.; 11. — ly, ado. feierlid^, rituell, 
 !ir(^lid)i III.*. ba§ {Ritual, bic^iri^enorbs 
 
 Rit'ualist, s. bcr Sflitudlift. [nung. 
 
 Ri'val, I. s. ber 3tebcnl)u()Ier5 OJiitbcnjerberj 
 II. adj. 1. roetteifernb 5 2. eifcrfuc^tig. 
 
 To Ri'val, V. a. l.wettcifemmif, fi(^(mit)be= 
 raerbenj 2. gleicj^fommen. 
 
 Rival'jty, Ri'valry, Ri'valsliifp , s. ber SBcttcis 
 fer, bie 5)?itbcn)erbung5 Stebenbutjlerfd^aft. 
 
 To Rive, V. ir. a. (& ?i. fid()) fpalten, QUffpaU 
 ten, jerfpalten, trcnncn. 
 
 To Riv'el, V. a. runjcln, runjUd) madden. 
 
 RTVen, p. p. o. To Rive. 
 
 Rl'v^r, *. ber ©palter, 2C. cf. To Rire. 
 
 Riv'^r, *. bcr^lu^5ba§®ewdffcrj — boat, ba& 
 glu^fa^rjcug 5 — fox, Ich. ber Jtarpfen,— 
 horse , Zool. 'Hai ^luf pfcrb J — horse-tail , 
 Bot.ta^ glupfannenf rout,— lamprey, /c/i.ba& 
 Steunauge, bic SSricf ej — or, bog® olbgefd^iebej 
 -weed, Bot. ba§ ©roglcber (Irt Woo^). 
 
 Hiv'^t, s. 1. bos Stiet, bic SrJictfteUej 2. ber 
 9tietnogel5 3. bie Slammer, ©dblicpc. 
 
 To Riv'et, v.a.l. nieten, ternietcn, 2. fiam= 
 mernj 3. fjeften; r-ing hammer, ber VlicU 
 Ijammcr, r-ing stock, bic Sod^bonf, bog Stiet= 
 cifenj r-ing tongs, pi. ber ^ietflcben. 
 
 Riv'ulet, s. ber fleine ^lup, S5q(j^. 
 
 Rix-dol'lar, .v. ber Slei^StJ^oler. [Rock-alum. 
 
 Roach, s. Ich. t^a^ {Rotljaugt, — alum, vtU 
 
 Road, s. 1 . bic iStrajJc, gonbftrapc 5 2. (— stead) 
 bic Ol^cbej by the — side, on bcr ©trope, am 
 SBegc} — bed, bie ©tropenbettung 5 — book, 
 ba&4><^nbbu(^ fur9leifenbe, bcr aBcgrocifcr, 
 — office, bag SOSegeomt. 
 
 Roa'der, Road'ster,*. b0g©d^iffaufbcr9l^cbe. 
 
 To Roam, v. I. n. um^cr ftrcifen Ob. fd^rocifcn, 
 TI. a. burc^flreifcn. 
 
 Roa'mer, s. ber gonbflrcic^er} SBonbercr. 
 
 ROa'ming (Roam) , s. bic ©trcifcrei. 
 
 Roan, I. adj. rot^gcfprcnf clt, r6t^li(^=grauj 
 II. .V. 1. (—horse) ber {Rotl)f(^immel5 2. in 
 Solg Ob. ©(j^rocinefett subercitctcs ©(i^af= ob. 
 3iegcnfen} — tree, ber SSogelbccrboum. 
 
 To Roar, v. n. 1. bruUcn, fd^rcien? 2. (oom 
 <Stum(,:c.)broufen,bonnem}3.lormen,tobcn. 
 
 Roar,Roa'rjng, s, 1. boS SSrfiaen, ©cbruUj 
 2. bag (:ifngfl-- ob. 3ubel0®cf(^rci 5 3. bog 
 SSraufen, ^culen, ,Kro(3^en. 
 
 Roa'r^r, s. ber SSriiUcnbe, ®(i>reicr. 
 
 To Roast, V. a. 1. brotcuj 2. rSftcn (au(]|> 
 Min.)i3. necfcn, plogen, ^inl^oltcn. 
 
 Roast, Roas'ted, p. a. gebratcnj gcroftet, :c. 
 
 ROast, s. ber Sroten j - beef, bcr Sftoflbroten, 
 {Rinberbroten 5— (or roasted^ meat, gebratc* 
 nee ^leifd^ , SSroten. ■ 
 
 Roas't?r, s. 1. bcr ©rotcnbc, jc. 5 2. ber SSrat-- 
 roflj 3. bag ©ponfcrfcl. [2. ahbr. y. Robert. 
 
 Rob, s. 1. ber eingeifof^te, bicfe ©aft, ©t)rup i 
 
 To Rob, V. a. roubcn, bcroubcn. 
 
 Rob'ber, s. bcr Oldubcr, ^kh. [rei. 
 
 Rob'bery, a-, bcr {Roub , ©icbfta^l , bie MuU' 
 
 Rob'(b)ins, vid. Rope-bands. 
 
 Robe, .9. ber longc Olocf , ©toatgmantcl , bog 
 ©taotgHcib 5 gentlemen of the (long) — , bie 
 ®cri(!^tgperfonen5 — master of the r-s, ber 
 
 To Robe, V. a. feicrlict) (an)^eiben.[^fi:ammercr. 
 
 Rob'ert, s. 1. Olobert (5}l-n.)5 2. Bot. bag 
 Olobcrtgfrout. 
 
 Rob'jn, .V. 1. abhr. ft. Robert; 2. Om.(— red- 
 breast) bog Olot^Fc^ld^cnj — good fellow, 
 1. ber gutc .|)augFobolb j 2. ber luftige ©ruber i 
 
 — 's plantain, Bot. bag Oluffrout, glo^fraut. 
 Rob'orant, &c. vid. Corroborant, &c. 
 Robust', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ruftig, florf, 
 
 berb 5 III. — ness, s. tk Oluftigfeit, ©crb^eit. 
 
 Roch, vid. Roach. 
 
 Roch'et, s. 1. bogSdod^tum (Dberfleib berSi^ 
 f(^6fe)j 2.bcr(^ubrmanng=,2C.)^ittclj 3. 
 Ich. ber rot^c SSJiecrbraffen. 
 
 R8ck, s. 1. ber gclg, bic ^lippc 5 2. bog 50?eer* 
 grog, OJiooggrog, 3. vid. Rook, 2. j — alum, 
 bcr ©tcinolaun, Scrgalounj — butter , t^k 
 ©teinbutterj — cork, berSScrgforf j — cress, 
 bie ©tciirfrcffe, — crystal , ber (a5crg=)«Kri;)= 
 flaUj- doe, bic ©erng}- fish, bie 9}?cer» 
 grunbel 5 — gold, bog ©tcingolb 5 — milk, bic 
 aScrgmild^, — moss, bag ^elfcnmoogi — oil, 
 bog ©teinoU — pigeon, bic ^clfcntaube i - 
 ray, bcr ©tcinroic 5 — rose, bic ©tcinrofc 5 — 
 ruby, ber ^o(^rotl)c ©ronotj — salt, bog ©tein= 
 falj 5 — shell , bie ,f lippenfcbncrf c 5 — wood, 
 bog ©crg^olj, — work, 1. bic fiinitlicb en ^cU 
 fen, bog ©rottcniBcrf 5 2. bic ^clfenwanb. 
 
 To Rock, v. I. a. 1. fc^iitteln, roocfeln j 2. mc' 
 gen J II. n. l.roonfen, ^eftig fd^roanfcnj 2. 
 (im ©d^odtjfpicl) xod)ixcni r-ing chair, ber 
 ©d^oufelftu^L 
 
 Rock'er, s. l.bcr, bicSSicgcnbe, 2c. j 2. r-», pL 
 bic perticften ©d)«cllcr in ciner Jtutf(^c. 
 
 Rock'et, s. 1. bie Olacfetc, bcr ©c^warmer j 2. 
 Bot. bic {Roufe, double — , bic 3tad)tDiolei 
 
 — gentle, — gallant, bcr ^Cbcridji — mould, 
 Rock'jness, s. bog ?^elfigc. [bcr {Rocfetenflocf. 
 Rock'iess, adj. o^ne ^elfen, o^nc .Klippcn. 
 Rock'y, adj. 1. feirig? 2. fclfen^ort. 
 
 Rod, s. 1. bog meigj 2. bie (^vLd)UMumi 3. 
 ber Btahi 4. bie :ttngcIrut5)Cj 5. t)k m^-) 
 Olutljc (16 V2 englifc^e gup) 5 - horse, bag 
 ©tangenpferb 5 — net, bog ©incpfenne^. 
 
 Rode, I. pref. & p. p. P. To Ride; II. s. vid. 
 
 S«iVerick, s. Sflobcridj (tDf-n.)- [Rood. 
 
Rodo 
 
 603 
 
 Rook 
 
 RO'dolf, RQ'dplph , s. {Jlubolf (5K-n.). 
 
 Rod'omont, RodompntaMor, s. Ux ^ra^ler, 
 (Sropfpreier, Tfuffc^neiber. 
 
 R5domontade', s. t)ie^uffd^neiJ)erei,^ral)lerei. 
 
 To Redompntade', v. n.Quff(i^ncit)en,prQ^Icn. 
 
 Roe, s. i. i)QS 9lc^5 2. bie ^inDinn, ^irfd^fu^, 
 Sporf.baSX^ierj 3. (hard-)t)cr(gif(^=)5Ro= 
 gen 5 soft — . Die ^ild) fcer ^ifd^c^ — buck, 
 berOle^bodE}— calf, baS ^irfti^f alb j — stone, 
 Mirt. tcr Ologcnf^cin. 
 
 Roga'tion , s. tie SSitte , Sitanei , — week , Die 
 SBctiDod^cj 4>ii^nielfa{)rtSn>o(^e} — days,* 
 pi. bie brei §afltagc in t>cr Sctwod^e. 
 
 R«g'er, *. Slogcr, S^iiDiger (?0?-n.). 
 
 Rogue [rogj s. 1. bcr &ant)flrcid)cri 2. bcr 
 ©d)urfc, ©pi^bube, 3. bcr @d)ttlf, ©d^clm, 
 4. bcr Spof oogcl , poor — , bcr armc ©d^elm 
 
 * To Rogue, V. n.l. (— about) im 2anbe ^erum 
 ftrcicbeni 2.(Spi§bubenftrei(^e oeriiben (m.u.)- 
 
 *Ro'guery, ,v. 1. baS SBagobunbircn 5 2. bic 
 ©pi^bubereii 3. bie ©djclmcrei. 
 
 *Ro'guish, 1. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. 1. lQnbftrei= 
 i^erifci (w. fi.) 5 2. fpi^biibifd), fd^urfifcb ? 3. 
 [(balfbaft, f(^clmif(i)j HI. — ness, s. l.bie 
 ©piObiibcrei} 2. bie 3c^clmerci, (Sd^Ql!^Qf= 
 tigfcit. [Qufregen, rcijcn. 
 
 To Roil, V. a. 1. QUfrii^reitj 2. beunru^igen, 
 
 Roif'ly, adj. col. 1. tritbe, (je^gj 2. unru^ig. 
 
 To Roist, To Roi'ster , v. a. pral)Icn, Idmicn, 
 poltern (n. u.)i r-ing crow, bie 3^ebelfrd^e. 
 
 To Roll, V. I. a. 1. roUen^ 2. mdliicni 3. (quS=) 
 WQljcn, 4. unwaljcn, (um)brc^cni 5. (—up, 
 ouf)»inben, roicfeln ob. roUen^ 6. umroicfcln, 
 cinmicEcln, umwinbcnj 7. Typ. (bie ^orbc 
 mittelflbcr SBaljcn) auftragen, II. n. 1. fid) 
 (5ufttmmen)roUen5 2. fi^ (um)n)dl5cn 5 3. fic^ 
 brc^enj Afar-*. 4. fdjUngern^ 5, rotten (t?on 
 ber ©ec)5 6. (ouf bcr Srommel) wirbcln. 
 
 Roll, s. 1. bQS StoUcn, SKclfjen? 2. bcr SSirbcI 
 (ttufbcrSrommcOj 3. bic JRoIIc, SBQlgcj 4. 
 ba§ <Streid^l)ol5j 5. ba5 ficine ruubcSrob, 
 Olunbflutf, r>k ©emmcl 5 6. bcr ^opfring, 
 SSulftj goUguti '?'. ^'-c/i. bcr (S^n6rfcl, bie 
 ®^ncrfe5 8. bic Sfloirc (papier, 2C.) 5 9. bag 
 SSerjeid)n;p,bie2i|le5 10.bie<Sd)rtft, Urfunbc^ 
 r-8, pf. n. Com. '3frt ro[;cr Seinwanbj 12. 
 bieCftegiflrotur, (r-s house, r-s court, — cha- 
 pel) boS ^rd^it>, bie .fi:Qnj(cl)lci 5 — and chain, 
 cinc^JCrt TOoUcnergoflingj — butter, bcr Sut* 
 tcrroecf 5 — call , — calling, ba§ S?erlcfen ber 
 S^ruppcnj — brimstone, bcr ©tQngcnfd^roc* 
 feli — frame, bcr Sfla^mcn, roorin fid) bic 
 SBalje bcrocgti — lead, SloUblci 5 — tobacco, 
 Saba! in dioUen. 
 
 Roller, s. 1. bic JRoUci Sbttljcj 2. bcr 28cber= 
 bQumj 3. baSSBicfclbanb} 4. rirf. Flatting- 
 
 mill ; 5. Surg, bcr 58crbanb , 6. vid. Roll, 5. $ 
 7. Orn. bic 5Kanbclfrdt)e5 8. r-s, bic ©attel- 
 gurtcn j — buckles, OtoUfd^nallen j — cloth, baS 
 <Sattel!iffcnj — gin, Mech. bic ©grenirmas 
 ferine mit aBQljcn 5 — towel, ba§ SdoIKjonbtud^. 
 Rol'ljng, coinp. — board, ba& SfloUbrct bcr 
 aBad^gli(^tsiet)er5 — chair, ber 9lolIflul)Ij - 
 collar, cin <Sl)an)lfrQgenj — hitch. Mar. bcr 
 ,^a§enflert ^ — mill , \ia^ SBalsmcr!; — pin, 
 baS 9loat)ols, bic iScigroUci — press, bic 
 aBoISPUprcffci — tackle. Mar. bic ©toptaljc. 
 
 Rom'age, vld. Rummage. 
 
 Rom a Is', s. pi. cinc ^rt ofiinbifd^cr fcibener, 
 l)Qlbfeibcncr unb baumwoHener Xiid^er. 
 
 Ru'man, I. s. 1. bcr Olomcr^ 2. (—letter) 
 7 y/). bic r6mifd)c (^fntiquQ=)©ci^rift5 II. adj. 
 romifd) j — candles, Scutitf ugcin j — nose, bic 
 rom. (^bIcr=)3tQfc , — woman, bic Olomcrinn. 
 
 Romance', s. 1. (— language) bie romanifc^e 
 ©prac^c, 2. bcr(bcf. l)i|tori)"ti^c)0{oman5 3. 
 bie (abcntcucrli(]^c) Grbid^tung. 
 
 To Romance', v. n. crbid)tcn, Iiigen. [2ugncr. 
 
 Iloman'cer, s. 1. bcr Sflomancnbid^tcr , 2, bcr 
 
 Romanesque' [— esk'] , .v. 1. bieproocn^Qliffbf 
 (Sprat^e i 2. ber romanift^c SSaiifti:)!. [Jtircbc. 
 
 Ro'manisra , s. bie ©ogmcn bcr fat^oUfd^cn 
 
 Rr/manist, s. bcr 9l6mifd)fatl)olifct)i, ^apifl. 
 
 To Ro'm?inize, v. a. & v. romanifircn. 
 
 Romrm'tjc, — cal, 1, adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. 
 romantifd^ 5 2. romon^ofti III. — ness, s. baS 
 £ftomantif(i^c. [pence. 
 
 Rome, s. 9lom j — penny, — scot, vid. Peter- 
 
 Ru'mjsh, adj. 1. romifci^^ 2. ftttl)olif(b) pdpfl* 
 
 Ro'mjst, s. bcr ^apift, Sftomling. [lidj. 
 
 Romp, s. l.bQS roilbc, ungcjogcnc ?S)fdb^en, 
 bic Sflangcj 2. bcr grebe ©I'^crj. 
 
 To Romp, V. n. wilb fcin, fid) Idrmcnb obcr 
 QUggelaffcn belufiigcn. [tik 2fu§gclQffenl)cit. 
 
 Rom'pjsh, I. adj. QU§gcIaffcnj II. — ness,*. 
 
 RSn'ces, *. Bot. bie JBrombccrflttubc 
 
 Ron'dei, *. Fort. bttS Stunbracrf. 
 
 Ron'die, *. 1. ba§ 9lonbcl, Sflunb , 2. Her. bcr 
 runbe ^olben. 
 
 Ron'jon, *. cont. ba§ bicfc, fette SBcib. 
 
 R06d, *. 1. ber merte 3:^cil einc§ Tf cfers j 2. vid. 
 Rod, 5. 5 3. ba§ ^ftrcuj j ^^ciligenbilb i 4. ba§ 
 {Rcliquicnfdficben. 
 
 RoOf, *. 1. bag IDQd^5 2. bic ©edtci 3.bcr|)im' 
 mcl (ciner ^utf(i^c)5 4.ber®Qumen5 5. Min. 
 bic^irftcj — tile, bcr .|)0^1jicgclj —work, 
 bic (Sc*)3^tt(^ung. 
 
 To Roof, 15. n. (mit cincm ®Q(^e) becfenj be* 
 bad^eni r-ing. *. bag ©parrmcrf. 
 
 Rdfif less, adj. o^nc ®ad) , unbcbccft- 
 
 R66'fy, adj. mit cincm ^ad)z, gcbccft. 
 
 Rook [or ruk] , *. 1. Orn. bic ©aatfrd^cj ».N: 
 
Rook 
 
 604 
 
 Rost 
 
 9lod)c, Z1)VLxm (gigur im Si^aci^fpiele)^ 3. 
 
 Der fflctrugcr, ©Quncr. [®picl). 
 
 *To RoOk, V. n. & a. betriigen (bef. im 
 *R66'kery, j-. 1. Ua§ (Soat=)v^rd^cngenirte5 
 
 2. viilg. taS 35ortca. 
 
 *Ru6'ky, adj. t>on ®QQtfrd^en, :c. bcfut^t. 
 ROom , 5. 1 . t)cr Sftttum , pia^ j 2. bie ©telle , 
 
 3. toQ§ aSc^dltnip, dimmer, t)ie ©tubej 4. i)ie 
 unge^inbcrte ©elegen^eit, ber "Knlaf. 
 
 RoO'miness, .v. Die (Bjerdumigfcit. 
 
 RCo'my, adj. gcrdumig, rodt, roeitldufig. 
 
 Roost, .9. Der 8(^lQfort, @(^laffi$ bc§ ®eflii= 
 gels j to be at — , fc^lafen. 
 
 To R(5o8t, u. n. fi|cnl) [djiafcn, Quffi^cn, ji^en 
 (»cn SSogeln, :c.), ^orften. 
 
 Roo'ster, *. Dcr (^ani=)^ai}n. 
 
 Root, *. 1. t>ie SBurjel (qu* ^rif/i., &c.) j 2. 
 ter ®runt), aSobcn^ 3. t>er©tammt>ater,^^n= 
 ^errj 4.M(/*.bcr ©runbton 5— of scarcity,iiot. 
 McMangclrourscli — bound, 1. rourjelfeft, 
 2. roie Qngeroaifcn, — built, oon SBurgcln 
 erbaut 5 — house, cin Sc^dltnip (Spauh) aBur= 
 jilgcwdti^fc QufpbewQ^rcn? — glasses, jBlu= 
 mcnsroiebclgldfcrj T^oi-*. — leaves, i>ic^ur= 
 jelbruti — peduncle, einSS lumen*.;!, berun= 
 raittclbar auS ber SBurjel fpro§t. 
 
 ToROot, V. I. a. I. S55urselfd)lQgen, (dnO 
 rourjeln, 2. roii^lcn (wie 6t§rctine)i 11. a. 1. 
 einrourjcln la\\cn^ 2. befeftigenj 3. aufn>u^= 
 Icnj to — out, auSgdteni QuSrottenj to — 
 up, QuSreif en , auSrotten. [fefl, jitarf. 
 
 Rfio't^d, I. adj.; II. — ly, acZt?. cingCTOUrsClt, 
 
 ROo't^r, s. bcr Gntrourjler, "iTugrottcr. 
 
 Rfiot'let, s. ber SBurjelfcim, ba&3Bursel(bcn. 
 
 Roo'ty, adj. rourjelreifb , rourjelig. 
 
 Rope, s. 1. baS ©eil, Zau, ber iStrictj 2. bie 
 (gibnur? r-s, pL 3. bao Sauroerf 3 4, baS®cs 
 fdjlinge, ©ingenjcibe^ 5. ber Secfcr (^ulfen 
 ber aulgeprcften 3:rQuben)5 6. su[ammenge= 
 »cl)te ((Sanb=)2)uncni — bands, pL Mar.-t^k 
 3laabdnber, ©egclftrirfc j — bear, bie 3otteU 
 matte (Don altem Xaumerf) j — dancer , ber 
 ©eiltdnjer j — grass, la^ ^erlgrag i — house, 
 >ie (bcberftc) ©eilerba^n? — ladder, bie 
 €trittleitcr5 — maker, ber Seiler, Oleifftbld^ 
 gcrj — maker's end, bas ^unbencnbe (eine^ 
 Xttue§)i — ripe , I. sum Oalgen reif, II. ber 
 ©algcnftrirfj — top, R-m. bie 8cj)re, ba& 
 J^oofb, — trick, ber ©Qlgenftreicb) — walk, 
 — yard, bie ©eilerbabnj- weed, Bot. Ik 
 SSinbc 5 — yarn, bQ$ ^Qbclgarn. [fein. 
 
 To Rope, V. II. n(^ in ^dbensieben, flcbrig 
 
 Ro'p<?r, vid. Rope-maker, [ftrcid). 
 
 Ro'pery, s. 1. ber ®eilcrpla| 5 2. ber ®Qlgcn= 
 
 Ro'pjness, s. lu JtlebriciMt. 
 
 Ro'py, adj. flcbrig, jd^c. 
 
 RSquelaure [rokeloj-'] , Roqu'elO [rSk'— ], s. 
 ber Oleiferorf, Slegcnmantel. 
 
 Ro'ral, Ro'rjd, adj. t^QUig, bct^auet. 
 
 Rorif erous , adj. S^ljQU bringcnb. 
 
 Rorif luent, adj. t^QUtriefenb. [rick. 
 
 Ro'ry, I. adj. vid. Rorid; II. .«. dim. H. Rode- 
 
 Rosa'ceous, adj. rofcnartig. 
 
 Rosal'gar, s. ba§ Olaufd()gclb. 
 
 Rpsa'lia, J. Mtd. 'Hit Slot^eln. 
 
 Ro'sary, s. 1. ber {Rofengarten, btt§ 9l-bcct> 
 2. ber ^ranji Stofenfranj (ber Jtat^olifcn). 
 
 Ro'sa-so'l.is, s'. 1. ber ©onnent^auj 2. ber 3lo= 
 folis (feincr obgcjogcner fflranntroein). 
 
 Rose, s. 1. bie Stofe j 2. bos 9l6§(ben, W 0lo« 
 fetter 3. {RofQ, 9{6sd)en i'^-n.)^ 4. r-s, p/. 
 Secfierncj — of Jericho, bie i^cricborofe 5 — 
 bay , "bk Sorbeerrofe, ber £)lcQnbcr 5 — bush, 
 ber {R-nftrautb , 9l-nf^ocf 3 — cake , ber 5l-n= 
 fu(^en , tia^ Sfl-nbrob, — campion, bie Bam= 
 mctrofcj — chaffer, ber ©olbfdfcrj Indian 
 
 — chefenut , bie ^aj^anicnrofc, boa ofltinbifcbe 
 eifcn^olj 5 — copper, boS JR-nfupfcr (reinc 
 ^Kupfer) ) — diamond, eine Olofctti > — ^alls, 
 ber si-napfel, St-nf^roamm • — garlici<. tiav 
 £fl-nlaud^) — knot, Mar. •^v'r turfifcbe^nopf; 
 
 — laurel , vid. — bay ; — lupine, bie tjaorigc 
 Supine j — mallow, bie Ot-nmaloc^ -pink 
 
 — lake,S'lo[ttIatfj — quaciz, ber »K-n^nQrjf 
 9}?ild^quar35 — root, bai |)qu§Iou^; ~ vi- 
 negar, ber SH-ncffig, — water, ba§ JR-nwafs 
 [crj — water -pear, t>k Ol-nbirnj — wood, 
 t)a& {R^obifer^olj, Ol-n^olj, — wort, bieSfl-ns 
 
 Rose, pret. P. To Rise. [wurjcl. 
 
 Ro'seal, Ro'seate, adj. rofig. 
 Rosed, adj. rofcnfarbig, rofcnrot^. 
 Rose'mary, .v. Bot. ber Sflo0mttrin. 
 Rose'noble, .v. ber Oiofcnobel (alte engl. ®oIb* 
 
 miinje oon I6.v.). 
 Ro'set y s. 1 . baa Olofcnrot^ , bie rotl)e ®ruf« 
 
 ferfarbej 2. ber Olot^flift} 3.Jfw. bcrStofen- 
 
 flcin, bk {Rofelte. 
 Roset'ta, s. 1. {Rofette, 016^(1^ en (g-n.), 2. 
 
 r-s, pL fteifer, fiorf er, gldnjcnber ^oUcn^ofr. 
 Rosjcru'cian , I. s. ber {Hcfenfreujer (cine 
 
 fectc), 11. adj. rofenfreugerifc^. 
 Rof'jn, s. 1. ^a^ ^Qrjj 2. ba6 ©eigen^arjj — 
 
 eed, ba^ ^^orjfraut. 
 To RS^'in, V. n. mit ^olopC^onium bcflrci^en. 
 Ilos'ined, Ros'iny , adj. tjorsig. 
 Ro'sjness, .v. bic (Roftgfeit. 
 Ros'tel, s. Bot. boa ©djndbcldjcn , SBiirjc-ldjcn 
 
 im ^flanjenembrpo. 
 Rds'tral, adj. (f(bijfd)f(bnabclartig. [Bol.). 
 R8s'trated(Ros'trate), adj. gci'd}ndbclt (QUd? 
 Ros'trum, s. 1. ber ©cbnabcl^ 2. bie {Rcbner* 
 
 bu^nej 3. Surg, bie ©djnabcljfange. 
 
Rosy 
 
 605 
 
 ROUD 
 
 Ro'sy, I. s. dim. ». Rose; II. adj. roflQ, rofcn= 
 rot^j — crowned, rofenbefrdnjt. 
 
 To Rot , V. reg. &. ir. 1. n. faulen , cerfauten, 
 (ccr)mobcrn, ocrtoefeiij II. a. in gdulnip 
 bringen, fauIcn rtiadftn. 
 
 Rot, I. p. p. ». To Rot; II. s. 1. tic pulnip, 
 SJermoberang 5 2. vid. Dry rot. 
 
 Ro'tary, adj. \id) brc^cnb, freifenb. 
 
 Ro'tated, adj. bcrunigebreljt, umlaufcnb. 
 
 Rota'tion, s. 1. l5Q§ £)re^en,berUmlauf, ,KrciS= 
 [aufj2.i)eraSc(b[cl5 by—, bcr Oldl)enfolgc 
 nad), rocd()felSn)eifej — of cropping, bicSBe(b= 
 felroirt^fcbaft. 
 
 Rpta'tor, s. bcr Umbre^er (audt) Anat). 
 
 Ro'tatory, adj. ficb im ^reifc bre^enbj 
 engine, Mech. bie 9lotQtion§=5}jQf(j^ine. 
 
 Riit'chet, s. Ich. bcr rottjc (Scel)Qt)n. 
 
 Rote, *. i)ie (me(^ttnif(^e)^erti9fdt, Ubung, 
 Slouttne, by — ,Qu§n)cnbig. 
 
 To Rote, V. I. a. burtb blopc Ubung Icrncn 
 laffenj II. n. 1. quS Grfa^runglcrnendro.u.) 
 2. ber Slet^c nacb QuStreten (au§ bcm ^ar= 
 
 Rotb'er-nails, vid. Rudder-nails, [lomcnte) 
 
 Rot'ten , p. p. 0. To Rot, & adj. 1. terfault, 
 faul, 2. wurmfticbig i 3. anbru(3(>{g5 4. ftin= 
 fcnb, 5. eitcrig) 6. t>crborbcn, cerfallenj T. 
 [djlc^tj — boroughs , tie oerfallcncn 33urg= 
 flerfcn, bic ober bennocb tUJitgliebcr in'g *pQr= 
 lament fenben^ — clieese , alter ^<k\f^ — 
 stone, bet cngl. (mit ,Ralfcrbc »crmif(ite) 
 Srip;'»el5 — whin, cine ^rt ©ranit. 
 
 Rot'tenness, s. bie gdulnip, Tfnbrufbig^eitj — 
 of the bones, Med. bcr Jtnod^enfraf . 
 
 Rotiind', adj. runb j frcisformig. 
 
 Rotundjfo'Iious , adj. Bot. runbbldttcrig. 
 
 Rotiin'dity, *. bie Oliinbe j JtreiSformighit. 
 
 Rotiin'dD , >v. bie Stotunba, bag Slunbgebdube. 
 
 Rouge [ruzh], I. s. 1. ba$ dloti)i 2. bie 
 ©d^minfejll. adj. rotb. 
 
 *To Rouge, V. n. & a. (ficb) fd^minfen. 
 
 Roiigh [riif], I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. raub? 
 2. ro^, unbeorbeitct, 3. rol^, im (Sroben, un= 
 gefdbr (o. ©crcdjnungen , 6ntmurfcn, zc.), 
 4. raucb? 5. uneben, bolperigj 6. ^erbe, un= 
 angencbm, 7. ftrenge^ 8. unfanft, ungebilbet, 
 unfein, grobj 9. bcftig, ungeftiim, f^urmifcb? 
 10. furcbtbar, gefdbrlicj^ j — bind-weed, Bot. 
 bieStecbroinbciTo— cast,l.aufrobclrtbil= 
 ben 3 2. grobbewerfen (e.OJZaucr)^ 3.ent«)cr= 
 [cnj— cast, l.Afaj.berraube^nwurf, ®pri^= 
 »urf5 2. ber grobe Gntrourfi To — draw, 
 entrocrfen 5 — grinder, T. bie ©cbleiffcbale 
 ter ® laSf^Ieifer 5 To — hew, i . au& bem ®ro= 
 ben bef)auen ober bearbcitenj 2. entroerfen 
 (^Idne); — hewn ,yfg. rob? — mast, — tree, 
 ein rauber, unbebauencr 2)taft j — rider , bcr 
 
 ^fcrbc gurcitct j — shod , mit f(barfcn ^ufei 
 fen. To — wall, einc9)taucrbemerfcni— waP 
 einc unbcrappte OJJauer, 5K. obne "^nnjurf} 
 — M-ater, cinc bol^e (boble) (See j To — work 
 au§ bcm (Srobflen arbeiten, ubcrarbeifen. 
 
 *To Roiigh, V. a. (tin pfcrb) jurciten. 
 
 *ToRoiigh'en, v. I. a. raub matbcnj II. n. 
 rau[) werben, »ern>ilbcrn. 
 
 ♦RoQgh'ness, s. 1. bic Slaubc, SlttubigFcit, 2. 
 bic 4)erbe5 3. bic ©trcngcj 4. bic Olobigfcit, 
 JRob^eit, 5. bie ©robbcit, 6. H^ fliirmifcb'c 
 SiBctter, 7. bie bcftige SSirfung. 
 
 Roughts [rats], s. pi. Mech. bo§ SSorgcfpinnflc 
 beifSpinnmafcbincn, rought-mill, baS aSor= 
 fpinnroerf. [(|)anb=)®nff, ^rcpftccf. 
 
 Rounce, *. 1. bie .fjanbbabc, 2. Typ. bcr 
 
 Roiin'ceval, s. (— pea) bic 9lonccrQl=(5rbfc. 
 
 Round, I. adj.;ll.—\y, adv. 1. runb, 2. frcio^ 
 formigi 3. ganjj 4. toUflingenb, fanftflin^ 
 gcnbj 5. flicpcnbj 6. offen, offcnbcrsig, auf^ 
 ritbtig, adv. runbbcrauS , 7. gerabe, Har, un^ 
 pcrboblenj 8. rafi, munter , burtig j 9. bc= 
 trddjtiicb, anfcbnli(b , ooU , jc. 5 — bobin , bie 
 Sflunbftbnur j — dot , Mus. ein runbcS Btac-- 
 Cttto=3ei{bcn [.]j — edged ducats, 9lanb- 
 bucaten j — fish, Ich. bcr Slunbfifdj > — giass, 
 basOtunb^la^, ^obIgIa§i — hand, bu aut'; 
 gcffbriebenc ^anb, — head, joe. berStu^-- 
 fopf,con^bcr^uritanerj— headed, l.runb- 
 fopfig? 2. gcwolbtj — heads, runbfopfigc 
 Stdgclj — house, 1. ba§ S8ad)baa§ j 2. Mar. 
 bie ^ixtU (IrtGoiiitc) j — nosed pliers, bic 
 9tunbsange, (runbe) ©rabtjange^ — pepper, 
 gonjcr^fcffcrj- robin, bic3irtcluntcrf(brift 
 auf a5cf(bn>erbcf(briftcnj — text, bic fcrtigc, 
 QU5gcf(briebenc (^aufmann§=)>|)onb ? — top. 
 Mar. bcr OJiarS, ^eaflfcrb. 
 
 Round, s. 1. bic {Runbc, bcr ^rci§, 3irfcl) 2. 
 bicStaffcl, eproffcj 3. ba§ Slunbj 4. bcr 
 Umlauf,^rci6lauf, bic If breed; [clung j 5. T 
 ber ®ong (bcim ^cd)tcn, :c.)} 6. (r-s) b*c 
 Sflunbc} 7. bcr Olunbtanj,Sflunbgcfangj 8. 
 Mus. bcr ,Kanon5 9. Mil. a) (or — shot) 
 ,Sanoncn!ugcIn5 b) bic <Salv*C) r-s of a lan- 
 tern , Mech. bcr 3:riebflab (an ©reblingcn). 
 
 Roiind, I. adv. 1. im ^Srcifc bcrum, um^cr j 2, 
 Ijinburcb j II. prep, um (. . . berum) , — about, 
 
 1. adv. runb bei^uni, rings bcrum: 11. adj. 
 wcitldufig: III. *. 1. (—about way) bcr Um« 
 fcbnjcif, Umnjcgj 2. bcr ©rcbrealscr, ©rcbcr^ 
 3. bie Socfc obnc ©ibopc, bcr (Spencer 3 — 
 about chair, bcr ©rcbf^ubl- 
 
 To Round, v. I. a. 1. (ab)riinbcn, runb madden > 
 
 2. umgeben, 3. um . . . bcrumgcbcn cber fab= 
 renj4. Man.bicS5oltcmQit)enlQ|Tcnj Mars 
 to — in, ein laufenbcS Sau einbolcn j to — up, 
 
ROUD 
 
 606 
 
 Ruhr 
 
 ttuft>olen} II. n. 1. \\^ runtjcn, runb njerbenj 
 
 2. Me SftuuDc gc^cn, ^erumfal)rcn5 to — to, 
 Mar. ein ©ci^iff beibrc^en, umt>re^cn. 
 
 RounMel, .v. 1. Her. lie jirfelrunbe ^igur , bie 
 
 MqqU 2. kh. Die3)ornbutte5 3. or Rofin'- 
 
 delay, bag JRingclgebic^t. 
 Roun'djng, s. 1. Mar. a) bie SSugt bcr 9501= 
 
 Fen j b) r>k ^abelfiitterung ? 2.r-8, pi. Dberle* 
 Roun'djsh, adj. xvLxitUd). [ber p {Runbf^ucfen. 
 Roun'dlet, vid. Rundlet. 
 Round'ly , adj. & adv. runb. 
 Round'ness, s. 1. bie Oliinbe, {Runbung j 2. "bU 
 
 S)ffen^eit, 2C. c/. Round, adj. 
 R6up , A-. bic Sarre ber |)u^ner. 
 To Rouse, V. l.a.l. aufiDecfcn? 2. Qufregen, 
 
 3. aufflobcrn, oufjagen (ein SBilb) 5 II. r«. 1. 
 aufrooc^en, 2. fi^ in Serocgung fe^en, 3. 
 Mnr. ouf dn blo^cg 3:au (ttn)^olen. 
 
 Rou'ser, .v. ber ^ufwecfenbe, 2c. 
 
 Rout, s. 1. bie SiottQ, aSanbe, Sruppe, 2. ber 
 Sufammengelttufene ^6bel5 3. ber Tfuflauf, 
 gdrm, 4. bie porne^me gcfellfc^aftlit^e S5er= 
 [QmmIung,^runfgefeUfd^aft,3:i)eegcfeUf(^a[t5 
 ©pieIgcfeUfd)Qfti 5. bie 5Jiieberlage , roilbe 
 glu(bt (bef. einer Irmee)} 6. uirf. Route. 
 
 To Rout, V. a. loerrotrren, serftreucn, roerfen 
 
 Route [or riiut'] , .v. ber SBeg, \ik Btrafe, 
 (5J?arf(b09^oute, Sflid)tung. 
 
 Routine', .v. bic Oloutine, ^ertigfeit. 
 
 Rove, pret. D. To Rive. 
 
 To Rove , v.l.n.l. fd^wdrmen, f^rocifen? 2. 
 fd^iepen, II. a. burd^ftreifen. 
 
 Ro'ver, s. 1. ber ^erumfd^njdrmerj 2. ber 
 SSonFcImut^ige 5 3. ber ©eerduber, (§orfor. 
 
 Ro'ving, 7-j. I. r-s, s. p/.guntenob.^dnber, 
 II. comp. can — frame , bie ^lafc^cn= (ober 
 ^Qnnen=)5}jQf(^inc, EaternenbonFj spindle— 
 frames , ©pinbelbdnfe, — billy , — mill , bie 
 i85orfpinnmafd)ine, ber ©robftu^l. 
 
 Row, s. I. bic Sftei^C) 2.vid. Roe, 3.5 3. Typ. 
 hk ©Qffc, Mars. — barge, ba§ Oluberfcbiff) 
 — galley , bie ®aleerc5 — locks , ik 9flubcr= 
 lodjer, — ports, Hi Sflubergoten. 
 
 R6^', s. mdg. bQ§ ®elag5 ber 2drm. 
 
 To Row, V. a.&n. rubemja- ,eine (Sdubcr?) 
 
 To Row, V. n. vuly. Idrmen. [^a^rt. 
 
 Ro^v'el, s. 1. \>(x^ (Spornrdb(^en j 2. ba$ S^(x<xx= 
 feil (fontanel! fiir pfcrbe). 
 
 To RoxV'^l , V. a. ein |)aar[eil jie^cn bur(^ 
 
 Row'en, *. baS ©toppclfelb. 
 
 Row'^r, s. ber Stuberer. [SSalje. 
 
 Row'lng, p. s. bQ§'M:ufroIIesbe53;u(^§ auf cine 
 
 Row'land, .v. Slolanb (9}?-n.)- 
 
 Roy'al, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. A. fonigli^ j 2. 
 prd(^tig} — aid, bie bem ^onigc hexo\Vi\q,ttXi 
 36ae, ^fbgooen, :c. 5 — antelope, bie3»erg= 
 
 antilopej — antler, ba§ britte @nbc cincS 
 |)irf(bgen)ei^e§i Bot-s. — bay, ber inbifd): Zev 
 becrbuum j — consound, — larkspur , ber SiiU 
 terfporn i — lettuce, ber ^onigfalatj — mantle, 
 Conch, ber Jtoniggmantcl 3 — paper , ba§ 9le» 
 galpapier? — sail , Mar. bog Sberbramfegcl j 
 111.*. 1 ui(/. — sail; 2. Gww. ber Heine SRor* 
 fer(o. SVj 3oa 2dngc)i 3. r-s, bie fonigl. 
 
 Roy'alism, s. ber OloQaliSmuS. [^upgarbc. 
 
 Roy'alist, I. s. ber Sflot)aIift 5 H- adj. roQaliftifdj. 
 
 To Roy alize,u, a. foniglidj macben. 
 
 Roy'alty, s. 1. boS ^Ronigtbum, hk ^onigS* 
 roiirbej 2. boS foniglicbe SSorrer^tj 3. royal- 
 ties, bic fonigl. ^nfignicn. 
 
 To Rub, V. I. a. 1. reibcnj 2. roifd^cn, f(^u« 
 em, pu|en, bo^nen 5 3. fcbabcn 5 to — down, 
 abreibcn (^ferbc, 5}?obeI, 2c.) 5 to — off, n3cg= 
 wifd^en, abreibcn 5 Typ-s. to — out, aH§|^rci= 
 (ben (bic^arbe), to — the balls, (c^cmal&) 
 bic aSallcn (ab=)reibcn 5 to — up, 1. {or to — 
 over) gidnjcnb mad)cn, polircnj 2. crrocrfen, 
 crncuern, auffrif(bcn5 II. n. 1. ficb reibenj 2. 
 jid^ burdt>brdngen, ficb burd)fd)lagen. 
 
 Rub, s. 1. ba§ iReibcn, Ut Sflcibungj 2. bie 
 Uneben^citi 3. (- stone) ber Sfteibeflcin, 
 (grobe)(S(bIeiff!cin5 4. Sport. baS (Sefcgc, 
 ber Safti 5. ber Infiof , baS ^inbcrnif , bic 
 (Scbroicrigfeit, 6. bic <£tidjclei, ber Btii.), 
 SJerweig} there's the— , baftecftber.Knotcn. 
 
 Riib'ber , .V. 1. bcr Sftcibcrj 2. ber ©d^abenbcj 
 3. ber SBifcb, SBifcblappcn} 4. Ik mafpelj 
 ^funbfeilcj 5. bcr SBc^iicinj 6. bcr©treit, 
 SBcttfireitj T. Gam. bic boppeltc ^artic 
 (beim SB^iflfpicl), ber Sflobber. 
 
 Riib'bjng , />. s. Sport. ba§ §cgcn (beS |)ir* 
 fd^cS), — brush, bic ^ra^burficj — cloth, 
 ba§ SBifcbtucb. 
 
 Riib'blsh, s. 1. ber ©d^utti 2. ba§ f(blc(bte 
 3eug, bcr TCbfoII, :jfu§n)urf, ba§ ^e^rid)t. 
 
 Riib'bie, s. virf.Rubbish; — stone, l.bcrOloII* 
 ftcin, 2. Mirt, la^ ©cfd^icbcj — wall, Mas. 
 t)k iSpri|n)urf=5D?auer. 
 
 Ru'bellite, s. Min. ber rotl)c Surmalin. 
 
 Ru'bjcan, adj. rotl)f(bccfig , fli(belbdrig (ton 
 
 Ru'bjcund, adj. rot^Ucb, rot^. ppferbcn). 
 
 RublcunMity, s. bic {Rot^Iid^fcit. 
 
 Ru'bied, adj. rubinrot^, bod^rot^. 
 
 Rubific, adj. rfit^cnb, rot^ ma(bcnb. 
 
 Rubjfica'tion , *. bag {Rotbmad^en. 
 
 Ru'biform, adj. rot^fd^einig, r6tbU4>. 
 
 To Ru'bify, v. a. rotben, rot^ mo(ben (ro. u.> 
 
 Ruhi'go,*. bcr5Ker)lt^au. 
 
 Ru'ble, s. ber (rufrifd[)e eilber=)9lubcl. 
 
 Ru'brjc, I. s. 1. bie .kirtbenorbnung 5 2. bie giuf 
 brif, ber 7fbf(bnitt j II. or — cal, adj. rotb. 
 
 To Ru'brjc, ToRu'brjcate, u.a.rotl^ anftreidjcn 
 
Rubr 
 
 607 
 
 Rumk 
 
 Ru'brical , adj. in diubxHtn gt'ortnet. 
 
 Ru'by , I. s. 1. ber Olubin^ 2. bie dtot^ty t>Q& 
 i^od9=)diot^i 3. tie ^ifeblQttcr, ^inne^ 4. 
 Typ. bie^ttrifienne(=©(irifl)j II. adj. rot^. 
 
 Ruck, A\ Die ^Qlte. 
 
 Racta'tion, s. bag ^Mlufflofen, {Riilpfen. 
 
 Rod, I. adj. roti) 5 II. or Riidd,*. Ich. bic£)rfe. 
 
 Riid'der, s. boS (©teuerOSfluber 5 — nails, Olus 
 berfpifcr, — trunk, ber Sl-foj^en (roegen a. 
 Afar-*, cf. Fliigel's Compl. Dicty.). 
 
 Rud'des, s. Bot. bie {Ringelbtume. 
 
 RudMjness, s. bie Stot^e, frifc^e ^ttrbe. 
 
 Rud'die, J. ber {Rot^cl, — man , ber Slot^el* 
 
 To Rud'die, v. a. mit 9l6tt>el sei(inen.[grttber. 
 
 RiidMock, *. Orn. bQ& 3lot^fe^l(j>en. 
 
 Rud'dy, adj. 1. rot^5 2. frifd^. 
 
 Rude, I. arfi. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ro^ } 2. rau^j 
 3. grob, ungcjogen, 4. gen)altfam,ungef!um, 
 ^cftig 5 5- ungebilbet, unroiJTcnb 5 6. funfilog 3 
 III. — ness, s. 1. bie 9lol)^eit5 2. bic9lttu^= 
 feitj 3. bie ©trenge (ber 5a^re§seit) 5 4. bie 
 ^eftigfcit, ber Ungeffcumj 5. bie ©rob^eit, 
 Unl)6fli(^f eit j 6. bie UnwilTenl^eit 5 T.bie Mnfi' 
 lorigtcit. [rocrf , bie *8erfldbung. 
 
 Ruden'ture [— 'tsbur] , s. Arch. baS (Strirf* 
 
 *Ruden'tured, Ruden'ted, adj. Arch.mittill' 
 gefe^tcn er^abenen <Btabtn. 
 
 Ru'diment, s. I. ]iic ©ruitblage, ber ICnfangj 
 r-s, pL 2. bie Infangggriinbe j 3. bie (Slemente. 
 
 Rudiraen'tal , adj. ju bcn ^nfangSgrunben gc* 
 
 To Rije, V. a. bereuen, bcflagen. [^orig. 
 
 Rue, s.Bot. bie SRautej goat's — , Ui ©eidraute. 
 
 Rue'ful , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. traurig, Hogs 
 Uc^, jdmmerlic^ j 111. — ness, s. bie Sraurig* 
 !eit, ber ©ram. 
 
 Ruff, .9. 1. Ich-s. a) ber ©olbbars j /O ^^^ ^aul* 
 bargj 2. Orn-s. a)ber ^au&teufel^^ampfs 
 ^a^n, 6) bie ^aubcntaubej 3. bie ^raufe^bcr 
 fleife ^Srogen, 4. r^k %alUj 5. Gam. ber 
 Srumpf, <Sti^i 6. uw/g^. ber blu^enbe Bu* 
 flanb, ©iQnj. [Orn. ba& ^ragcn^u^n. 
 
 To Ruff, V. a. trumpfen, obfted^en j r-ed grouse. 
 
 Ruffian, I. ,y. 1. ber Olaufbolb, roiif^e, ro^e 
 sKcnfd)? 2. ber Oldubcr, ^JJorber^ H. adj. 
 mlb, njut^cnb , ru(^Io&. 
 
 To Ruffian, v. n. wiit^en, toben. 
 
 Riiffjanlike, Ruffianly, adj. & adv. 1. cies 
 ^if(^ 5 bubif(^ j 2. meud)elm6rberif(^. 
 
 Riiffin, .V. OlufuS (m-n.). 
 
 To Ruffle, V. I. a. 1. (aufjrQjTen, 2. fatten, in 
 fatten legen , glotfen, frau§ ma^en 5 3. fnul= 
 len,serfnittcrn5 4.oern)irren5 5.flberrttfc^en, 
 au& ber ^affung ober guten Sonne bringen? 
 n. 71. 1. ungeftiim werbenj 2. pattern, 3. (©. 
 Irjneien) ^eftig wirfen? 4. (leife) roirbein 
 (auf ber Srommel). 
 
 Riiftle, s. I. bie5Kanf(t)ettc, ^anbfraufe j 2. 
 ber aSufenflreif j 3. bie ©pi^ej 4. bie ©dl)' 
 rung, SSerroirrung , ber Streitj 5. Mil. ber 
 (leife) Srommelwirbel, 6. Bot. \ik SBulf^ ber 
 
 Ruf terhood [—hud] , *.bie ^alf en^aubc.[^iljc. 
 
 Ru'fous, adj, rot^. 
 
 Rti'fus,*. SflufuS(3JJ-n.). 
 
 Riig, s. 1. ber grobe, rooUene 3eug 5 2. bie raud)e 
 (rooUene SScttOIJecfc, 3. ber rau^c Scppidj. 
 
 Rug'g§d, I. or Riig'gy, adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. 
 rau^, uncben^ 2. fd^rojf, 3. rau^,sottig, Bot. 
 fibarfj^g. 4. rau^, ro^, roilb, 5. ocrbrieflicb, 
 murrifi? III. — ness, s. 1. ba§ 0laube5 2.bic 
 ©(broff^eit 3 3. bie €flaut)igfeit , 9lol)t)eit, 
 
 Ru'gine, s. Surg, bie SSeinfeilc. [SBilb^cit. 
 
 Ru'gous, Rugose', adj. runjClig. 
 
 Ru'in, s. 1. ber einfturjj 2. bie Sfluine, 3:rura» 
 mer, 3.berSSerfaU, Untergang, ba^SScrberben. 
 
 To Ru'jn, V. I. a. 1. oermuften, jerfioren, 2. 
 ju©runbericbten5 II. n. 1. einfiurjen , jcr* 
 fallen} 2. ^u ©runbe gel)en) t<erarmcn. 
 
 Ru'iner, s. ber 3erfl6rer. 
 
 Ru'jnous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ben Gtn= 
 flurj bro^enb, baufdUig 5 2. triimmer^aft^ 3. 
 eingcflurjt, oerfaUen, 4. unglucflid^, cerberb* 
 lic^ 5 III. — ness, s. bie SaufdUigfeit, :c. 
 
 Rule, s. 1. ba§ Sinealj 2. \ia^ SBinfelmapj ber 
 5)la^flab,3olI[toce5 3. Typ. boS Solumnen* 
 map i 4. bie Olegel , Srbnung , 5. bie SScrorb* 
 nung, SSorf(^rift3 6. bie 3torm, Olidjtfcbnur 5 
 7. bad SKuflcrj 8. bieSflegierung, 4)errfi^aft} 
 9. r-s, pi. Typ. bie (StitcfUnien j — of three, 
 Arith. bie Silegel be Sri. 
 
 To Rule, e. I. a. 1. liniircn, Sinien jie^cnj 2. 
 regieren, (be)^errf(J^en,oern)altcni 3. fu^renf 
 4. (an)orbnen, regeln, II. n. ^errfcben , to — 
 over, be^errfiienj r-ing pen, bie Siniirfcberj 
 r-ing prices, bicbefle^enben (5Jfartt0^reife j 
 r-ing rod, bie ©trafrut^c. 
 
 Ru'ler, *. 1. ber Olegiercr, (SSeO^crrfcber, 2. 
 bag Sineali 3. ba§ aii(btfcbeit, ber 3Jfapflab. 
 
 Rum, I, s. ber Slum, II. adj. cant. 1. gut, 
 tu(^tig,^ubf(b,luflig5 2.altmobif(b, rounberlid). 
 
 Rumb, s. Mar.bcr SSinbftrir]^, bie (§ompaplinie. 
 
 To Riimb, To Riim'ble, v. n. rumpein, raffeln, 
 
 Rum'ble, s. ba§ 9tumpeln, :c. [braufen. 
 
 Rum'bler , s. ber Otumpelnbe. 
 
 Riim'bo, j.ber SSronntweinpunfcb berDJJatrefcn. 
 
 Ru'minant, adj. njieberfducnb. 
 
 ToRu'mjnate, v. a. & n. 1. roieberfauen 5 2. 
 reifli(b uberlegen, burt^benfen, natbfinncn, 
 griibein (fiber). [iDur(^benfen, ^atbgriibeln- 
 
 Rumina'tion, s. 1. bag SBieberfduen? 2. ba& 
 
 Ru'mmator, s. ber (3to(b=)®enfenbe, ©rubier. 
 
 Rum'kin , s. Orn. ba& ^lut^u^n , ber turfifd» 
 4)a^n o^ne ,Ramm unb ©d^roanj. 
 
R.umm 
 
 608 
 
 Hunn 
 
 To Riira'raage, v. I. a. I. burc^fud^cn , DCrum* 
 ftoren , 2. wegrauiticn, wegtragen j 3. (Die Sq= 
 
 -bung) umflaucni II. n. [ud)en. 
 
 Rura'inage, s. bag S)urd))'u(^cn, iDur(^ftoren. 
 
 Ribn'mer, s. bcr ^umpen. 
 
 Ru'niour, Ru'mor, s. MB ©crud^t. 
 
 *To Ru'mour, v. a. (al§ ©criid^t) oerbreiten, 
 ousfprengcn. [riic^ts. 
 
 ♦Ru'mourer, s. ber S5erbrcitcr cineg ®e« 
 
 Riimp, *. 1. bcr Stumpf ^ 2. ba§ ,S:reu55 3. ber 
 @teif, SSurjcl j 4. bag ^eabcnftud; (uon eincm 
 Slinb)} — bone, y^wat. baS ©(^aijibcinj — 
 Rteaks, pZ. {Rinbfleifdjfdjnitte p. Scnbcnflucfe. 
 
 Rum'ple, *. bie {Runjcl, galte. [brucfcn. 
 
 ToRum'ple, v. a. runscln, scrfnittcrn, jer* 
 
 Rum'pled, adj. runjcUg. 
 
 Rfim'pus, s. vulg. bag ©etofc, bcr grope Sdrm. 
 
 To Run, V. ir. I. n. 1. reitncn, laufcn? 2. cU 
 km 3. (— away) baoon taufen, flic^cn5 4. 
 (fort)fc^Iei(bcn 5 5. gcrat^en, faUen, flurjen, 
 (pcrrucft, 2C.) rocrbenj 6. fluffig feini T. tric= 
 fen, rinncn 5 8. eitcrn 5 9. flicpen, flromen, 10. 
 (bef.[(bnell) [egeln, fcbijfcn, (cin=, auS=)lQUfcn5 
 11. serfliefcn, fc^melscn, 12. fic^ crgicpenj 
 13. perl^reicbcn, ocrflief en , ocrgcben 5 14. im 
 Umlaufe fcin, circulircn^ 15. (im ©(^roangc) 
 gc^cn, Ijcrrfien, 16. (mit upon) (etroag) 
 betrejfen 5 (worauf) ^aften, IT. lauten, 18. 
 in ,^raft feinj 19. bcruben, 20. roai^fen, ju^ 
 ne^mcn, ftcigcn 5 2 l.flrcbcn 3 22. a) bcfcbdftigt 
 fein (mit)) 6) (im.fi:opfc) ^crumge^enj to — 
 against, to — counter, juroibcrlaufenj to — 
 aground , ftranbcn 5 to — at ... , laufen ge^ 
 gen, an... 5 the course r-s at par, Com. 
 bcr 6our8 fleljt (al) ^ari, to — down, ^inun= 
 tcrlaufen5 to — dry , ficb crfcbopft ()aben (of, 
 on, in) 5 to — from . . . , ^crfommen Pon . . . 3 
 to — high , l)od) geljen (p. ber ©ec) j to — in 
 the blood, im ©eblutc flecEcn^ to — in with 
 tlie land , Mar. fid) ber Jtiiflc nd^ern 5 to — 
 low and dreggy , ouf bit 3Teigc ge{)en) to — 
 off, 1. baoon ge^enj 2. (guten)^bfa§ finbcnj 
 to — on, 1. fortgeben, fortfa^ren? 2. to- 
 on about . . . , raifonniren iiber . . . , to — out, 
 1. ^inaug laufen i 2. ficb oerbreiten, fi(b aua= 
 brcitenj 3. auSfcbroeifen, auSartenj 4. juGn^ 
 ^c geben j 5. ju ©runbe gebcn, cerberben j to 
 
 — out of cash, fid) au&gcbcn j to — over, uber= 
 Ittufen (au^ Typ.); to — through , burd)lau= 
 fen, burcbfud^cn 5 to— to leaves, JBIdtter trei= 
 benj to — to seed, in©amenf(biepen5 to — 
 up, 1. (^in)auf laufen j 2. to — up to ... , to 
 
 — upon..., auf ... julaufcn obcr gcljenj 
 D. a. 1. fic(ben, (— through, bur(b)ftc£fen, 
 (bur<b)renncn , (burd))bobren5 2. flcrfen^S. 
 treibenj 4. jwingcn, jn>dngcn5 5. in bic ©nge 
 
 bringen? pcrfolgcnj 6. Sport, jagen, bc;- 
 Scn, 7. laufen laJTenj 8, flicpenlaffenj (©c^lb. 
 2C.)fir6men5 9. fcbmeljeni 10. (— the ven- 
 ture) roagcnj 11. (SBaaren) i^dmiid) einfiib^ 
 rcn, pafcbcn, fcbmuggein j to — one's country, 
 lanbflud^tig TOerbenj to — a division , Afw*. 
 £dufer madden ) to — a line of packets from 
 A to B, cine ^oflf(bifffabrt (^-Slinien) iroi- 
 fcben A unb B unterbalten j to — the gantlet, 
 ©pieprutben laufen? to — a horse, galoppi= 
 rcn 3 to — a race, roettrcnnen j to — down, 1. 
 nicberrcnnenj 2. in ben ©runb fegelnj 3. un= 
 terbrucfcn, in bie Gnge treibcnj 4. SSerwcifc 
 gcben^ 5. f(bleibt, perd(btU(b ma(ben> to — 
 in or into, ^inein j^e(bcn obcr f^ctf en j to — off, 
 Com. (bag Eager) rdumen , augocrf aufen i to 
 
 — out, 1. (ben 2auf) PoUcnben^ 2. cerftbmeti' 
 ben, burcbbringen^ 3. ju ©ranbericbtenj to 
 
 — over, 1. (aui im ©cific) burd^laufen, 
 bur(bge^cn,burd)feben5 2. flilcbtig erjdblen, 
 to — up , 1. bod) macbenj Mar. (bie SSulien) 
 fliegcn laffen^ 2. in bic^6^etreiben,fleigernj 
 3. ubertreibeni 4. crbebcn, loben. 
 
 Riin, J. 1. bag laufen j bcr Saufj 2.bcr(Sort») 
 ©angj 3. bie ununterbrodjcnc^abrtj 4. bie 
 ®cgelf(bncUigfeitj5.bie(£lbcr=)Sabrtj 6. bcr 
 ^lup,©tbupj 7. bcr smablgang 3 8.bcr:jrn= 
 lauf (sum ©pringcn) i 9. ber Hvm , MB 
 ©(brcien, 10. bie SSeifc, SScrfabrungSartj 
 11. Com. bcr ^bgang,Umfa|j 12. ber3u= 
 lauf, 13. Mar. ber picf j in the — , mit bcr 
 3eitj at (the) long — , auf bic Sdngc obcr 
 ©aucr, om©nbe, enblid^, bills at the long—, 
 langc laufcnbe SBccbfel. 
 
 Riin, p. p. p.ToRun; — goods, cingcfd^radrjte 
 aBaaren,- men,®cferteurcber^negSj'dnffe. 
 
 Run'agate, *. bcr^uSrcifcr,Ubcrldufcr, 2anb= 
 (lrcid)cr. [ling , 3. bcr Sanbflreicber. 
 
 Riin'away, s. 1. ber ^uSreif cr, 2. ber %iu6)t- 
 
 Run'cinate, adj. Bot. fd^rotfdgenformig. 
 
 Run'die, s. 1. bic ©taffel, ©proffcj 2. v?d.Pe- 
 ritrochium; 3. bag ©(blic^blccb berS8Icigie» 
 fcri 4. Bot. bie ©olbc, bcr ©d^irm. 
 
 Riind'Iet, s. 1. bag Heine ^dptbcnj 2. Bot. bag 
 3)6lb<bcn, ©ibirm(bcn. 
 
 Rune, s. bic Sflunc. 
 
 Riing , "pret. & p. p. t>. To Ring. 
 
 Rungs , *. pi. Mar. bic ben ©djiifgbobcn hiU 
 
 Ru'nic, runif^, Oluncn=. [benbcn tluerbalFcn 
 
 Riin'nel, s. bag glupd)cn, 58dcblcin. 
 
 Run'ner, s. 1. ber Slcnner, Sduferj 2. ber 
 *pof!botc, ®erid^tg= (ob. 3flat^g=)biener, ^oli^ 
 jeifned^tj 3. 5o«. bic ©proffc, ber ©prof ling, 
 ^fuglduferi 4. ber obcre5Kublilcin,Sduferi 
 ,5. oag Heine (fcbneUfcgclnbe) ,fi:auffabrtcif(biffi 
 6. Orn. ber Slotbfup 5 7. Mar. Vit 2?Zantel aa 
 
Runn 
 
 609 
 
 Rye 
 
 einem SoJclj 8. r-s , pi. bic Jtufcn (om 
 @d>littcn, ic). [^abmogcn. 
 
 Run'n?t, s. DaS (,Rdfc02ttb» - bag, Zoot. Dcr 
 
 Run'ning, 1. p. s. bag ^Uefcn, ber ^lup, :c., 
 cf. To Run ; II. p. a. 1. bef. Crm. (au(^ 0. 8dn= 
 gcnmaf en, ic) lauf enb , :c. j 2. ^intereinanber i 
 3. £of. ^crablaufenb) — account, bic Ian-- 
 fcnbc(offene) {Ret^nungj — banquet, ba§ ©oft* 
 mtt^I, roobei man Tid^ nic^t fe^tj — bills, l-bc 
 iBcd^fel 5 — course (of exchange) , bcr l-be 
 (Sours ) — credit, ber l-be (offene) 6rebit5 — 
 days , bic sum Sabcn ob. lu^labcn cineS ® (iif= 
 fcSbeflimmtenSagcj — fight, ba§ ©efed^t im 
 SftiicfjugC) — horse, btt§ Stennpferbi — knot, 
 — noose, bie (l-bc) ©(^leife, ©(^lingej — 
 march , bcr (55ef(^njinbmarfi ^ — passages, 
 Mus. Sdufer i — place, bie SRcnnbtt^n ,* — rig- 
 ging, bQ&I-beSourocrfj— roll, r. cine mefs 
 fingene SBalje sum^fuSbe^ncn beS gef(^moljc= 
 ncn ©lafeg 5 — term, bcr l-be Scrmin 5 — title, 
 
 Run'nipn, *.bcr 2um».[ TypMx Solumncntitcl, 
 
 Runsh, *. Bot. bcr ^elbfcnf. 
 
 Riint, *. 1. ba§ )DerbutteteSSic^5bicEc(plumpe) 
 S^icrj 2. Orn. bic fponif^e Sttubc. 
 
 Rfipee', s. bie Slupic (oflinb. @olb» u. ©ilbcr^ 
 
 Ru'pert, s. Sflupret^t (^-n.). [30^unje). 
 
 Rup'tion, .s. ber S5rud^ , Olif . [fi^enb 
 
 Riip'tpry, Med. I. s. bQ8 Itimittclj II. adj 
 
 Riip'ture [— 'tshur], s. LberSSni^, 2. ber 
 gricbcn§bru(& i — wort. Hot. ba^SBrud^fraut. 
 
 *To Riip'ture, v. I. a. brcd^en, jerreipen , jer* 
 fprengen? II. n. entsmei gct)enj cinen ®ru(l) 
 bef ommen. [ill. — ness, s. bie fidnblid^fcit. 
 
 Ru'ral, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. Idnblid^, 8anb= i 
 
 Ru'ralist, s. ber cin Idnblic^cS Sebengu^renbe. 
 
 Riish, s. 1. bie ©infej 2. mdg. bag aBertt)Io[e5 
 3. bcr ft^nellc, ungeftitme Saufi 4. r-es, pi. 
 bic ©trcu, OJIattei — chairs, *8-nfiul)le5 — 
 grass, Bot. bag 58-ngrag 5 — light (— candle), 
 bag 93-nIi(l^t, 'Jcad)tli(bt. 
 
 To Rush, V. n. 1. fc^ncU laufen, flicgcn, (— in, 
 herein*, — out , ^eraug-)f(^icfcn, flursen(— 
 upon, auf ... log))2.raufd)en}to— inupon, 
 ^ erf alien uber — 
 
 Rushed, adj. toll ©infen, mit SSinfen bcftreut. 
 
 Riish'^r, s. bcr ^creinftiirjenbc, jc. 
 
 Rush'jness, s. bag SBinfige. 
 
 Riish'like, arfj.l.binfentt^nlid), wiecina5infen= 
 ^almj 2. Jig. f(^roa(i, o^nmditig. 
 
 Riish'y, adj. 1. poll SSinfcn, binfig i 2. pon (aug) 
 aSinfeU) — couch , bag aSinfenlagcr. 
 
 Riisk, s. ber gcrofletc 3n)ieb act (jumlS^ec), 
 bag ^affeebrob. 
 
 Riis'set, I. adj. 1. braunrot^, bun? elbraun 5 2. 
 baucrifd^ ; grob J II. s. l. bag rot^garc Seberj 
 I. 
 
 2. or Rus'seting, bcr Cflupling, braunrot^e 
 ^pfel obcr Sirnc i 3. bag rot^gare 8cbcr. 
 
 To Rus's^t, V. a. tint braunrot^jc §arbc gcben. 
 
 Rus's?ty, adj. braunrot^lidf). 
 
 Rus'sja [rush'j^L , ru'shia , or riish'a] , jt. Geog. 
 Sluplanbi — duck, ruffifc^eg ©cgcltu^j - 
 hides , 3u(btcn * 4)dutei — leather, ^UJ^tcn 
 (sgcber) i — sheeting, rufrifdjcg ajctflinncn. 
 
 ♦Riis'sian, I. s. bcr Sfluffe j U. adj. rufflfc^). 
 
 Riist, jf. 1. bcr Olofi j 2. bcr @d)immeli 3. bcr 
 ajranb, bic gdulnif 5 4. bic Ungeldufigfcit. 
 
 To Riist, V. I. n. 1. (pcr»)roftcn, rof^ig rocrbcn j 
 2. ft^immelig , ranjig werben, faulcnj 3. por 
 Unt^dtigf cit augarten , col. ccrfaucrn 5 II. o. 
 
 1. roflig mat^enj 2. fdf^immclig mo(^cnj 3. 
 ftbrodcbcn, abjiumpfcn. 
 
 Rus'tic, I. or — cal, adj. ; II. — cally , adv. 1. 
 bducriffb, Idnbliij 2. ro^, grobj 3. einfatb, 
 ungefdjmurftj 4. c()rlic^, offenj 5. Arch, tit 
 VlatVLX nacba^mcnbj— work, bduerif4) {SEBerf^ 
 III. s. bcr aSaucrj IV. — ness , s. bag bducri* 
 fd)e SBcfen. 
 
 To Riis'ticate, v. I. n. l.aufbcm Canbc Icbcnj 
 
 2. ocrbaucrnj II. cr. l.bducrifd^ madden 5 2. 
 bef. Ac. (ouf bag 2anb) »crrocifcn. 
 
 Rii8'ticat?d,p.a. Arch, mit bducrif(]^cm SKcrf 
 oerfe^cn, in SSolfagcn gebaut. 
 
 Riistica'tion, s. 1. bag Sanblebcni 2. bic SScr* 
 baucrungj 3. Ac. bie S^crroeifung (auf ba& 
 £anb), SBegraeifung oon ber |)0(l^f(bulc. 
 
 Rusti9'ity, s. 1. bie 2ttnbli(^feit j 2. bic einfa(^* 
 t)dti 3. bag bduerifc^caBcfen, bie Slo^^cit. 
 
 To Rus'tle [riis'si] ,v.n. rafd)cln, rauf(icn. 
 
 Rus'tre, s. Her. bic (runb) burc^bo^rtc9lautt. 
 
 Riis'ty, I. adj. ; II. — ily, adc. 1. roftig, OCr« 
 roftctj 2. fiimmclig, ranjigj 3. murrifd(>, 
 buffer, Dcrfaucrt, 4. ungcldu^gj III. — jn^ss, 
 s. 1. bic Stoftigfcitj 2. bic gdulc^ 3. bic Utt» 
 gelduftgfcit. [gen=)®elcifc, bie ©pur. 
 
 Riit, s. 1. bic aSrunft, ©runftj 2. bag (SBa* 
 
 To Riit, V. n.l. in ber JBrunft fein , brunftcn j 
 2. y't/p.onlaufcn, rutting-time, bieSBrunftjcit. 
 
 Ruf/i, *. 1. Sflut^ C^cbr. %-n.)i 1 2. bog ?»m» 
 Icib, Grbarmeni 3. bag eicnb, — ful, adj. 1, 
 idmmcrlid), elcnb, MQlid) j 2. mitlcibig. 
 
 Ruf/i'l?ss, I, adj. ; II. — ly, adv. unbarm^cr* 
 jig, graufam. III. — ness, s. bic Unbarm^cr» 
 
 Ru'til(e), s. Min. bcr rot^c ©(^6rl. [jigfcit. 
 
 Rij'tilant, adj. gotbrot^, gldnscnb. 
 
 Riit'tish, adj. 1. brunftcnb , 2. gcil. 
 
 Riit'tle, s. & v. vid. Rattle. 
 
 Riit'ty, adj. auggefa^rcn, poU ®elcife. 
 
 Ry'der, vid. Rider, 5. 
 
 Rye, *. 1. bic ^urt, bcr feid^te S)rf j 2. bec 
 9loggcn,bag ^ornj— grass, vid. Ray-grnss* 
 
 
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 Sacr 
 
 s. 
 
 S [«8] , (ein 3Jfitlautcr) DaS <S , j , 8 i S hook, 
 ein ((i\tvmx) ^ahn, 'Knhx, ober cine Mam^ 
 wer in ^orm eine§ S ; S spring, Die (@pring=) 
 ^cber in ^orm eine§ S ; the collar of SS , r>k 
 (StittcrOSricnSfette (bef. bed brQuen|>ofen= 
 bttn^c85 na(^ Dcr ®eflalt toer Stingc). 
 
 *8, I. abbr. fl. is; II. 's blood, mt /am. po^ 
 taufenl) ! po$ SBetter ! ©apperment I 
 
 S., a56r. fl. saint, shilling, silver, section, 
 second(s) , state , states , style , South , 
 socius (fellow of a society), solo ; S. A. ft. 
 secundum artem , funfigemfip 5 Salop ft. 
 Shropshire; Sa., Sam., ft. Samuel; schr., fl. 
 schooner; scil. ^. scilicet, ndmlid(>5 S. D. fl. 
 Spanish dollar; sd. ft. said ; S. E. ft. south 
 east , second entrance (jweitcr Qingang QUf 
 bcm sweater)) sec. ft. second(s) , secretary; 
 Sep., Sept. ft. September; serjt. fl. ser- 
 geant; Servt. ft. servant; Sh.,sh., ft. Shire, 
 shilling; shan't, ft. shall not ; she'd, ft. she 
 had , she would ; she's, ft. she is ; shou'd, ft. 
 should; shpd. ft. shipped; 'size, ft. assize; 
 S. I. ft. Sea Island , \). t. Sea Island cotton ; 
 Sk, ft. sack ; SI. ft. sloop ; S. N. ft. secundum 
 natMram,'bcr3'Jaturgcmdp) Sol. ft. solution, 
 Solomon; 5. P. ft. sopra protesto (under 
 protest); Sp. ft. Spain, Spanish; Sp. D. ft. 
 Spanish dollar ; 'specially, ft. especially ; 'spy, 
 ft. espy; 'Squire, ft. Esquire; S. R. ft. Sicca 
 Rupee; Sr. ft. Sir; S. S. ft. socius socie- 
 tatis (member of a society), sacra scrip- 
 tura (holy scripture) ; Ss. , ss. , ft. semissis 
 (half a pound) ; S. S.Anns, ft. South Sea an- 
 nuities ; S. S. E. ft. south-south-east ; S. T. 
 D. ft. sacrae theologiae doctor (doctor of 
 holy divinity) ; S.S. W., ft. south-south-west ; 
 (S.) S. T. P. ft. (sacro) sanctae theologiae 
 professor (professor of [holy] divinity) ; St., 
 ft. saint, Stanza, stone, street, strike; Ste , 
 Steph. ft. Stephen ; 'stead, ft. instead ; sterl. 
 ft. sterling ; S. W. ft. Southwest. 
 
 Saba'pt/i, s. ^zbaot^. 
 
 Sabbata'rian, s. t)cr ©abbat^irer. 
 
 Sab'bafTi, s. Der ©abbttt^, {Ru^etag 5 -break- 
 er, t)tx iS-f(l^dnt>er5 — breaking, fcie @-- 
 f(3^dnt)crei. 
 
 Sabbat'ic, — c?l, adj. fabbat^ifd^, ^abHH)-. 
 
 SSb'batifm , s. Die (ftrenge) ©abbot^feier. 
 
 Sabe'an, Sa'bean, Sa'bjan, I. s. ttx ©Qbderj II. 
 
 sa^biginlfsm, sMx @temenbienft.[ad!j. fttbaif(^. 
 
 Sabi'na, s. Babina (^-n.). 
 
 Sab'ine, vid. Savin. 
 
 Sa'bie, l.s.i. t)er Bobelj 2. ber 3obctpel5, bo* 
 BobelfeUj 3. vid. Sabre; 4. bef. Her. "bit 
 f(^n>arse garbcj 5. * t)a§ ©iifler » 6. Ich. ber 
 (Slfenbcinfxfd^j II. adj. 1. bef. Her. ft^njarn 
 2. * bufter. [aSttlfen. 
 
 Sab'liere, s. Arch, bic ^c^WettC; Bo^U , ber 
 
 sa'bre, s. ber B&hd. [bcln. 
 
 To Sa'bre , v. a. mit bem ©ttbel fd^Iagen, fd» 
 
 Sab'ulous, adj. fanbig 5 gricfig (»om Urfn). 
 
 Sac, vid. Soc. 
 
 Sacch^rif erous, adj. pifererjeugcnb. 
 
 Sac'charine, adj. jucferartig? —acid, Chenu 
 bie 3ucf erfdurc. [SKild^jucf erfdurc. 
 
 Sac'gholate, SacchQlac'tic a9'id, s. Chem. bic 
 
 Sac£h8m'et?r, s.Ckem.\)tx 3n(ferge^alt5meffer . 
 
 Sacerdo'tal, adj. prieflerlid(>. 
 
 Sach'el, vid. Satchel. 
 
 Sa'chem, s. ber inbianifc^e ^5uptling. 
 
 Sack, s. 1. ber <Sacf (bepgl. al§ -5Jfap con 3 
 aSuf^cl) ) 2. bie Z<x\6)t 5 3. bie ©inno^mc mit 
 <Sturm, ^Iflnberung, Berftorungj 4. ber 
 Sect 5 — of wool, ein <B. SBolIe (in Gnglonb 
 364, in ©d^Ottlanb 384 ^fb.) 5 a - of cotton, 
 ein ©. aSaumwoUe (0. 150 U^ 400 ^fb.) j - 
 but, bie ^ofaunC) — cloth , bie ©-leinwanb » 
 — clothed, in ©-leinwanb geHeibet j — ful, 
 ein Bad 00U5 — posset, — whey, bie Btct' 
 molfenj — racing, ba§ ©-^flpfen. 
 
 To Sack, V. a. l.in eincn <Sacf ti)un, (ein)ftt(f enj 
 2. mit Sturm einne^men, oer^ccren,pIfinbern. 
 
 Sack'age , s. bte (5rfti!trmung unb ^Wnberung. 
 
 Sack'er, *. ber^Iiinberer^SSer^cerer. 
 
 Sacking , s. bie ©QcEleinwonb 5 — bottoms, 
 ©acfltnnen in SSettra^men cinjufponncnj — 
 stuff, bie ©acClcinroanb. 
 
 Sac'rament, s. 1. tiah ©acramcnt J 2. bei (5ib. 
 
 Sacramen'tal , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. facra* 
 mentlid^ , facramentarifd^ 5 III. s. ba§ Bacxa* 
 mentQrifd()e. 
 
 Sacram^nta'rian, Sacraunen't?iry, I.*.bcr®a« 
 cromentirer (^roteftant)^ II. adj. bie®. bctr. 
 
 Sa'cr§d, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. 1. ^eilig, 2. 
 gewei^ti 3. e^rwfirbig? 4. unocrbru(I^Iid(>, nn* 
 oerle^Ii^j 5. ^irdden-j in. — ness, s. bte 
 
 Sacrif ic, — cal, vid. Sacrificial. [|)eiligfeit. 
 
 Sacrificant, s. ber S>pfembe. 
 
 Sacrif jcatory, adj. Spfer bringenb, opfernb. 
 
 To Sac'r jfice [- fi2] ,v.a.& n. opferu. 
 
Sacr 
 
 611 
 
 iSakb 
 
 ♦ Sac'rifice , J. 1. DaS Dpfcr^ 2. DaS Spfemj 
 
 3. tiit ^ufopfcrung. 
 
 * Sac'rificer, s. fcer Spfercr. 
 
 Sacrifii'ciai, adj. jum Spfern Qe^orig, S)pfer*. 
 Sac'ril§ge, s. 1, i)er J^ir4>enraub j 2. feic (gnt* 
 
 roei^ung, bcr ^reoel. 
 Sacrjle'gioas, I. ad;. ; II. -ly, adv. 1. fircj^cn* 
 
 rduberifd^i 2. oerrud^t, gottc§l4flerIid^5 HI- 
 
 — ness, s. bie SScrru(i^ t^eit, ^reocl^aftigfdt 
 Sac'rjlegist , J. ber Jtir^enrdubcr. 
 Sa'cring-bell, *. i)ie proceffionsfUngel. 
 Sa'crist, Sac'ristan, s. t)tX ^ix6)mr , M\itX, 
 Sac'risty, *.Me<SQcriftei. [SKefner. 
 Sad, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. traurig , triibc, 
 
 httvubt, bufter, fd^rocrmfit^ig 5 2. flfiglid^, 
 tIcnDj 3. befd()n)erli(^, Idflig, unangenc^mj 4. 
 b6fe, arg j 5. oerbrieplid^ , 6. feltfam a 7. crnfl , 
 8. (— coloured) bunfclforbig , bunfelbraun : 
 
 — red, braunrot^ j a — dog, Der @r j=(S(^eIm 
 —iron, t)a§ Cgcgopne) pidtteifcn^aSugelcifen 
 
 To Sad'den, v. I. a. traurig maien, betruben? 
 II. n. traurig wcrbcn. 
 Sad'dle, 1. 1. Der <Sttttcl5 2. Mar. bic^Iampe 
 
 — of the bowsprit, t)ic a5ugfpriet§ba(fcn5 - 
 backed , ^o^Irucfig , fattelticf 5 (a pair of) — 
 bags , pi. ber <S-ranjen5 — bone , Anat. Da§ 
 @-bein 5 — bow , ber (S-bogen ? — cloth , tie 
 @-t)ccfe5 — horse, ba^ <S-pferbj Sfleitpferb, 
 
 — maker, ber ©Qttlerj — pad, baS ©-Kficn 
 fir ^utf(^pferbe5 — sick , njunb geritten, — 
 strainer , cinc SJfafd^ine, baS @-Ieber su ftref* 
 fen j — tree, ber ©-baum. [befc^njeren. 
 
 To Sad'dle, v. a. 1. fattelnj 2. Jig. belaben, 
 
 Sad'dler, s. bcr <SattIer. 
 
 Sad'di^ry , *. ©attlcriuaarcn. 
 
 Sadduce'an, adj. fabbucdif(^. 
 
 Sad'ducee, s. ber <Sabbucder. 
 
 Sad'ducism, s. bie Se^re ber ©Qbbucder. 
 
 Sad'ness, s. 1. bie Sraurigfcit^Setriibnif, ber 
 ®ram, ^Kummer, 2. ber @rnjt. 
 
 Safe, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. fi(^erj 2. un= 
 oerfe^rt, unioerle^t, wo^lbe^alten j 3. gefunb, 
 glucfli(^ 5 4. ungefd^rlic^ , unf c^dbli^ 5 letter 
 of— conduct, or of— guard, ber ©(J^U^s ob. 
 (SeleitSbrief 5 — guard , s. 1. ba§ fidjere ©e* 
 leit, bie Sebecfung 5 2. ber ^af ? 3. ber @d^u$ 5 
 
 4. ber 6^urs, bas SSortut^. 
 
 Safe, *. 1. ber @peifef(^ranf , bie @pcifefttm» 
 mer j 2. bie ©elbfifte, (Sajfe. 
 
 Safe'ness, *. bic @id[>cr^eit. 
 
 Safe'ty, s. 1. bie @i(ier^eit, SBoJ^lfa^rtj 2. bie 
 SBerroa^rungj 3. bcr SSer^oftj in — , wo^lbes 
 fatten} -valve, bic ©-SHappe, baS©-§=SSen= 
 
 Saf flow, Saf flower , s. bcr ©afflor. [til. 
 
 saffrpn, I. s. bcr ©affranj II. adj. faffrangelb. 
 
 To Sag, V. I. n. 1. nicber^angcn, fii fenfen, 
 
 fid> beugen, co/. ftd^ facfenj 2. abtrcibenj n. 
 1 a. belaben, befc^weren. 
 Saiga'ciouB, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.»on f4)or * 
 
 fern ®eru4> 5 2. fd^arffinnig, flug j III. - ness , 
 
 Saga9'jty, s. 1. bcr fc^arfe ©erui, bicSpiir* 
 
 froftj 2. ber ©d()arffinn. 
 Sag'amore, s. ber inbianifd^e ^onig, ^duptling. 
 Sag'af/iy , *. bcr ©agabi§ (rooUener 3cug). 
 Sage, s. Bot. bic ©albeij — of generation, — 
 
 of Jerusalem , bag SungcnFrout? — coloured, 
 
 njeipli(3^grun5 — royal, Bot. bie ©artenfalbci. 
 Sage, I. s. ber SBeifej II. adj. ; III. - ly, adv. 
 
 njcife, Hug, ucrfldnbig^ IV. — ness, s. bic 
 
 SBeig^cit, ^lug^cit. [Anat. bic ^fcilno^t. 
 Sag'jttal, adj. pfeilartig, ^fcil=5 — suture, 
 Sag'jttary, s. 1. bcr (Scntaurj 2. Ast. ber 
 Sag'ittate, adj. Bot. pfcilformig. [©d^u^e. 
 Sa'go, s. ber ©ago 5 - powder, ba$ ©-mc^I. 
 Sa'gy, adj. mit ©albei gcrourjt. [©(^ift). 
 Sa'jc, s. bic ©aife (tiirf. ob. griecb- [|)anbcl§3i 
 S.iid [sed], pret.& p. p. "0. To Say; c/. Aforesaid. 
 Sail, *. 1. r^a^ ©egel 5 2. H^ ©^iff j 3. baS ©c* 
 
 geln, bic ^al)rt5 4. * bcr gliigel, ^ittig j s-s 
 
 of a windmill, bic (Zix^tx bcr) SBinbmu^lcns 
 
 fliigelj to set—, unter ©. ge^en, ready to 
 
 set — , fcgelfcrtig? to make — , mc^r ©. 
 
 beifc^en, — cloth, ba§ ©-tudd, — loft, ein 
 
 SBoben wo ©. gcfertigt mcrbcnj — needle, bie 
 
 ©-nabelj — yard, bic ©-ftangc, Olaaj - 
 
 yarn, ^a^ ©-gam. 
 To Sail, V. I. n. 1. fegelnjc^iffcn, 2. obfcgeln, 
 
 3. fi(b bewegen, fdjwimmen, flicgcnj II. a. 1. 
 
 bcfa^ren, burcj^fegcln 5 2. burd^flicgcn 5 3. (cin 
 
 ©(^ifO unter ©egel geljen lajfen. 
 Sai'lable, adj. f(i>i|fbar, fa^rbar. 
 Sai'ler, s. 1. bcr ©cglcr (». ©(^iffcn)5 2. or 
 
 Sai'lor, bcr ©ccmann, SJJatrofc. 
 Sai'ljng, s. ba§ ©cgeln, bic ©cgclfunftj — 
 
 instructions, — orders, Mar. 1. bic SDrbcr 
 
 jum luSlaufcn? 2. bcr ©einbricf. 
 Sain'foin [san'- ], wd. Esparcet. 
 Saint, I. fldj. ^eilig, Il.^.ber^eiligcj (she—, 
 
 or Sain'tess) bic ^eiligc, — 's-bell, bic flcinc 
 
 ®locfe (beim fat^olifd^cn ®oftc$bicnft)} — 
 
 seeming, fd^cinbcilig. 
 To Saint, v, I. a. fanoniflrcn, ^cilig fprcd^cnj 
 
 II. n. to — it, fidd ^eilig jlellcn,fr6mmcln, ^eus 
 Sain'ted, adj. gcwci^t, ^eilig, fromm. [d^eln. 
 Saint'like, Saint'ly, adj. »ic cin ^ciligcr, ^ei* 
 Saint'ljn^ss, s. bic ^ciligfcit. [lig. 
 
 Saint'ship, s. bic ^eiligfcit, ^ciligcnwiirbc. 
 Sake, s. bic (@nb-)Urfadde, ber (aScwegungSO 
 
 ©runbj for . . . sake, or for the — of, wegen, 
 
 urn . . . wiUcn. 
 Sa'k?r, s. 1. Orn. bcr ©afcrfalf J 2. Gun. bad 
 
 ^affonettj 3. bcr ©tu^fci^roanj ber -yfcrbe. 
 39* 
 
Sake 
 
 612 
 
 Salu 
 
 Sak'$r?t, s. Da8 SJiannd^eit bc§ <Saferfalfen 
 
 Sal , s. I. Chem. DaS Bala — gem, baS @tcin= 
 falS) — polychrest, Dqs fd^roefelftture^Qlij II 
 
 Sa'I^ble, vid. Saleable, &c. labbi. fl. Sarab. 
 
 Sala'cioQS, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adu.JDoUufliQ; gcil 5 
 in. - nesa, Sala9'ity, s. tie SBoUuft, ©eil^eit. 
 
 Sal'ad, *• -Bot. l)Cr ©alat J — parsley, t>crSBaf= 
 fcreppi(j() 5 — strainer , cin ©alatboDcn. 
 
 Sal'^ding, s . small — , ©alQtf rciutcr, aih ^reffe, 
 2atti(^ , jc. wenn fic nod) junci unb jart fmb. 
 
 Salgiman'der , j. 1. Zool. ber ©ttlamonDeri 
 Grbmolc^) 2. cine runbe (gifcnft^aufel , welt^e 
 jum ®arma(i^en Don ^leif(^ , ^aftctcn , k 
 gtii^enl) gcmac^troirb. 
 
 Salaman'drine, adj, falttmonDcrartig. 
 
 Sal'ampore, s. cin ojlinDifcl^cr »ffattun. 
 
 Sal'?Lry , s. bic JBcfolbung , ber (3a^r=)®c^alt, 
 baS ©alQir 5 to give a — , falarircn. 
 
 Sale, s. 1. bcr (— of goods , aBaQrcn»)i85er- 
 fauf , ^bgang , ^bfa§ j 2. bic (^if*=)9leufc j 
 for — , ju oerfaufen j to make— of .... einen 
 SScrf auf bcmirf en j — 's-man , 1 . bcr SScrf qu= 
 fer? 2. bcr ISr6blcr,,fflctbcr^QnbIcr5 — *s wo 
 man, bic J^-rinn , ic. ; — '» master , bcr SSict)= 
 i^dnbler 5 —price, bcr SSerBaufSpreiS 5— work, 
 bie auf bcn^auf gemad^tcTTrbeit, ^obrifarbcit. 
 
 Sa'leable , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. oerfduflid^ 
 gangbarj III. — ness, s. bic SSerfduflit^feit. 
 
 Sal'§p, Old. Saloop. 
 
 SaJ'f^rn , s. Bot. bcr ^cfcrfteinfamp. 
 
 Sal'lant, adj. Her. (auf)fpringcnb i oorragcnb. 
 
 Sal'ic, Sal'jque [— 'jkj , adj. falifd). 
 
 Sa'lient, adj. (bcf. Fort. QuS)fpringenb.[bcnb. 
 
 Sal'ifiable, adj. C/iem. faljcrjcugcnb^ faljbil' 
 
 Sal'jgot, s. Bot. bic SBoffernup. [brii^e 
 
 Salina'tion , s. bag SBafc^en mit ciner ©alj: 
 
 Saline', I. or S?ili'nous, adj. faljigj ®ttl5=) II 
 — ness , s. bie (Saljigfeit. 
 
 Salis'bury wbites [salz' — ] , s. tin grobc§ %u6) 
 fiir ben tflrfifc^cn ^avH. 
 
 Sail' V a, s. bcr (Bpeidbel, ©cifer. 
 
 Sali'val, Saljva'rjoos, Sal'jvary, adj. jjum 
 ©pcic^cl ge^firig , ©pei(&eU.[nigen, faliioiren. 
 
 To Sal'ivate, v. a. burcb ben ©pcicbelfluf rei 
 
 Saliva'tion, .v. 1, ber ©peid^clflup j 2. bie @a 
 li»irung, @pei(j^elcur. 
 
 Sal'jvous, adj. fpcidjelortig. 
 
 Sal'lOw, s. Bot. bic (©aaU)5Bcibc. [bic asiaffc. 
 
 Sal'lOw, I. adj. bla^, hUid), fa^l, II. — ness, s. 
 
 Sal'ly, s. 1. ber ^uSfaU (bcr a5elQgerten)j 
 
 figs. 2. (ber plo^if^c) (SinfaU, bic Tfnroanb^ 
 lung? 3. bic ^i|e , SScgicrbc, 4. bcr ©tretti^i 
 5. bcr ^uSflug , Tfbftc^er, ©ong, bic <Strei= 
 fcreij 6. Arch, ber Tiusiauf, ber SSorfprungi 
 T. vid. Sal, 2. j — Lun, cin fu(bcnttrtigeS ®e= 
 Mcf j - port, bic 7Cu§faUSpforte. 
 
 To Sal'Iy, v. n. auSfoHen. 
 
 Salmagun'di, s. ber ©Qlmogunbi, ital. Slagottt 
 
 SaI'miac, s. bcr ©ttlmiaf. 
 
 Salm'on [sam' — ] , *. Icli. bcr Za6}&, ©alntj 
 — peals, pi. bic jungc Za6)^hxuti — pipe, bie 
 Sad^Spipe J — radish, Bot. ber 9KonatSrcttig. 
 
 Salddn', s. bcr <Salon, grof e @aal. 
 
 Sai6Cp', *. 1. bie ©alepwursclj 2. bcr ©alep 
 (orient, ©ctrcinf). 
 
 SaKsify, vid. Goat's-beard. 
 
 Siilsoii^'id, adj. faljig fducrliiJ^. 
 
 Saisu'gjnous, adj. ein TOcnig faljig. 
 
 Salt, I. s. 1. bttS ©alj (auc^ C/<em.) 5 2.^g:. bcr 
 ©efc^marf, SBio, II. adj. 1. faljig, gefaljcn j 
 2. gcil, rooUiifligi III. comf). — box,— cellar, 
 ba§ <S-fap, bie ©-mcflci — cat , ber ©-tlum« 
 pen, — house, bie ©-fot^e j — land, baS [qIj* 
 rcid^e 2anb5 — lick, vid. Lick , 2.5 — maker, 
 ber ©-{lebcr, — making, bag ©-ftcben,— 
 man, ber ©-^dnblcr j — marsh, ber ©-moraft, 
 ©-teic^ i — mine, — pit, ber ®-brud), bie ©-» 
 grubcj- pan, bic S-pfannc, — rheum, bcr 
 @-fIuf5 — rub, ein ©-fiibel, S-pberj - 
 seller, vid. — cellar; — spoon, — shovel, bdS 
 S-loffeid^cn, @-f(I>ttufelien5 — spring, bic 
 ©-quelle 5 — work(8), bQS©-n>erf, bic©-fic» 
 bcrei j — wort, Bot. boS ©olsfraut 
 
 To Salt, V. I, a. I. faljen? 2. cinfQljcn^ II. n. 
 faljig merbcn^ s-ing tub, boS ^ofclfap. 
 
 Sai'tant, adj. fpringcnb ; tanscnb. 
 
 Saita'tion, s. 1. bo§ ©pringcn, Scnjcn 5 2. boS 
 ©d)logcn (ber ^uisobcrn). 
 
 Sal'ter, s. 1. bcr (Stnfaljcr 5 2. bcr @oIi;^anb» 
 Icrj 3. ber SScrfdufer »on eingepofcltcn 6fs 
 
 Sal't^rn , vid. Salt-work. [njattrcn. 
 
 Sai'tier , s. Her. bas ^nbrea§!rcus. 
 
 Sal'tjsh, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. (ctwag) faljig J 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie ©aljigfeit. 
 Sal'tless, adj. ungcfaljcn, gefd^ma(flo§, fabe. 
 Salt'ly. adv. faljig, faljit^t. 
 Sait'ness, s. bicSaljigfctt, ber ©aljgefd^matf. 
 Salt'pet^r, Salt'petre, s. bcr ©alpctcrj — 
 
 house, bie ©-^iittcj — maker, — man, bcr 
 Saitpe'trous, adj. falpctrig. [©-ficbcr. 
 
 Sal'ty, adj. faljig. 
 
 Salu'brjous, I. adj.\ II.— ly, adv. I^eilfam. 
 SalQ'brjty, Sal'utarjness, *. bic ^eilfamfcit, 
 Sal'utary, adj. ^cilfam, gefunb. [©efunb^cit. 
 Siliuta'tion , s. baS ©riifen, bie SScgriifung, 
 
 ber @rup. [ffiaccalaureer. 
 
 S?lu'tatory, *. Am. Ac. bic ©roffnunggrcbcbcr 
 To Salute', v. a.\. (be)grfipcnj 2. fiiffen. 
 Salute', s. 1. bcr ®rup5 2. bcr ^up. 
 Salu'ter, s. bcr ©riifcnbc, ic. 
 Saiutff^rous , I. adj. ^eil bringcnb, l^cilfaiuj 
 
 II. — ness, *. tie |)eilfamfeit. 
 
Salv 
 
 613 
 
 Sang 
 
 Salvabil'ity, s. tiUiSxvdtUvMt, (SxUhlatfdt 
 Sal'vable, adj. crrettbttr, erI()Sbttr. 
 Sal'vage, s. Law, 1. ba& a5er9enj2. (— money) 
 
 bcr fdzx%<do{)n, DaS Sergcgelb. 
 Salva'tion,*. bie (©eelens)9lettung, ©eligfeit. 
 Sai'vatory,*. bcr lufbeiDO^rungSort, @(i^ranf, 
 
 bttS Oiegal , (©(^ub=)ga(l^ , bie (<Salbcn«) 
 Salve [sav],*.bie®albe5bera3alfQm. [35 liidjfe. 
 *To Salve, v. a. folbenj ^eilen (ro. li.). 
 SaKver, s. 1. ber ^rofentirteller, Unterfe^tcUer, 
 
 @(^enfteUer 5 2. or Sal'vor, ber aSerger (con 
 
 ©tranljgut), — shaped, Bot. bet^erformig. 
 Sai'vo, s. ber SSoxUWt, JBc^clf, bic liuhflud^t, 
 Sam, abbr. ft. Samuel. [©ntfc^ulbigung. 
 
 S?imar'itan, I. s, ber ©amaritonerj II. adj. 
 
 famaritanifd^. [erjeugte ^bfommltng. 
 
 Sam'bo, *. bcr bon 5KuIatten unb ©^roarjcn 
 Same, I. arfj. berfelbc, bicfelbe, bajfelbe) ndm= 
 
 Ud^ej at the — time , jugleid^ 5 II. — ness , s. 
 
 l.biceinerlei^eit, Sbentitatj 2. bieeint6= 
 Sa'mj?], vid. Simoom. [nigfeit. 
 
 Sam'iet, s. Ich. bcr flcine i(X6)^. 
 Sam'my, dim. ». Samuel. [bereiteter 5J?ai§. 
 Samp, s. grob gcfi1)rotener, unb mit 50?tlc^ su= 
 Sam'phire , Sam'pire , s. Bot. bcr5}?eerfend^el. 
 Sam'ple, s. 1. (bcf. Com.) bie^robe (b. ma- 
 
 tericUen ®cgcnftdnbcn)5 2. uid. Pattern. 
 To Sam'ple, u. a. mitcinem5Kuf!erberglcid)cn. 
 Sam'pler, ;?. 1. boS 5Kuflcr, 5Kot)cU3 2. ba& 
 
 gjJobeUtud^, mamentufi), ^OJuftcrblatt. 
 Sam'pljng, p. s. Com. ba0 ^robenjie^en, ^ro* 
 
 benne^mcn. 
 Samp'spn [sam' -] , s. ©imfon (9K-n.) J — 's 
 
 post, Mar. bcr einge^erbte SSalfen. 
 Sam'uel, s. ©amuel (CQJ-n.)- 
 San'able, adj. t)cilbar. [s. bie ^eilfamfeit. 
 San'ath'e, I. adj. f)cilfam, ^eilenb, II. — ness, 
 Sanctifjca'tion, j. t)ic |)ciligung5 SBei^ung. 
 Sanc'tifter, s. bcr ^eiliger. 
 To San(/tify , v. a. 1. ^eiUgenj ^eilig madden, 
 
 2. (be)fd)u§en, Mem. 
 Sanctjmo'nious , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. ^eilig, 
 
 ^eilig f(t)cinenb j III. — ness, s. bie ^ciligfeit, 
 
 bcr ^eilige ^nfd^ein. 
 Sanc'tion, s. 1. bie (fcierlid^e) ©eftdtigung, 
 
 ®enel)migung5 2. bie SBct^e, ba§ ©iegelj 3. 
 
 ber aSeifattj to give — to ... , befraftigcn. 
 To Sanc'tion, v. a. feierlid^ beftdtigen, be^ 
 
 frdftigen. [bie Unf4>ulb, Unjtrdflid^feit. 
 
 Sanc'titude, Sanc'tjty , s. 1. W ^eiligfcit, 2. 
 Sanc'tuary [— 'tshu —],*.!. ba& |)eiligt^um, 
 
 ber ^eilige Srt, Sempel 5 2. bcr^eilige @(iu§= 
 
 ort, bie^reiftdtte 3 3. ber @(6u§ 5 bie 3ufluf^t 5 
 
 — man, ber ,Rir(J^enfIiLi(^lige. 
 Sand, s. 1. ber ©anb, s-s, pi. 2. bic ©-ibufle, 
 
 3. bie ©bdnfcy ba& @-ufcr , — bag, bcr B-' 
 
 facf 5 — bank, bie <Sttnbban! 5 — bath , ba§ 6-a 
 babj — beetle, ber (o-fdfcr, ©-Idufcrj — 
 
 — blind, f-blinb , iiberfit^tig 5 — box, W ©-« 
 buc^fe, - box tree, bcr ©treubiid^fenboum, 
 
 — crab, bic ©anbfrabbc 5 — cracks, p/. SBalb* 
 ^ornfliifte (im ^ufc ber ^ferbe), — eel, ber 
 ©-Qalj — gaper. Conch, bcr ©-naffer? — 
 gavel, bic ©-ftcuerj — heads, ©-barren, 
 ©-infclnj — heat, Chem. ba§ ©anbbttb? — 
 martin, Ui Ufcrfc^walbcj — mortar, bcr ©-= 
 mortelj — paper, ©anbs ob. ^oUr'^apicr? 
 
 — pink, bie ©-nelFCj — piper, Orn. bcr 
 ©tranbldufcrj — pit, bic ©anbgrubcj — 
 stamper. Conch, bie ©-tutej — stone, bcr 
 ©-f^ein? — swallow, vid. — martin ; — walk, 
 bie ©-alleej — wort, Bot. baa ©-fraut. 
 
 To Sand, v.a.l. auf ben ©anb treiben (bon 
 ©d^iffen)} 2. mit ©anb beflrcuen, fanben. 
 
 San'dal (— wood), vid. Sanders. 
 
 San'daled, adj. mit ©anbalcn. 
 
 San'dals, s. pi. 1. bic ©anbalcn, 2. cine Jxt 
 leiAter ®amcnf(^ut)e. 
 
 San'darac, San daragh , s. 1. bcr ©anbaraci^ 
 (jin ©ummi)? 2. bcr rot^e "JCrfcnif. 
 
 San'ded, adj. 1. 'anbig5 2. gcfprcnfclt. 
 
 San'del, s. vid. Sanding. 
 
 San'd^r , s. abbr. jl. Alexander. [®rieS^U^n. 
 
 San'derling , s. Orn. bcr ©tranbldufcr, lai 
 
 San'd^r^ , s. ba§ ©anbcl^olj. 
 
 San'd?ver, s. tik ®la§gaac. 
 
 San'diness, s. bie ©antigfcit. 
 
 San'ding, Sand'ijng, s. Ich. bie ^latleif e. 
 
 San'dish, adj. fanbig, fanbartig. 
 
 Sand'wjch , s. SSuttcrbrob mit bajroifd^en obcr 
 aufgelegtcn ^lcif^f(^nittd)en,K. 
 
 SanMy, I. s. vid. Sawney; II. adj. 1. faubigj 
 2. leid^t, lotfcr, 3. gclbrot^, rot^Iid^, (—hair- 
 ed) rotlj^aarig? — everlasting, Bot. la^ 
 ©anbrutjrfrautj — hour-glass, Dic©anbul)r. 
 
 Sane, adj. gefunb, bci ©inncn. 
 
 Sstng, pret. M. To Sing. 
 
 Sang(a)ree', s. cin ©ctrdnf au§ JBranntrocm 
 (aBein),mit 3ucfcr, (Sitrone, OJluafatc unb 
 
 Sange, vid. Hawk-weed. [SBaffer. 
 
 Sanguiferous, adj. 95Iut cnt^altcnb 3 — ves- 
 sels, Anat. S5Iutgcfdpc. 
 
 Sanguifica'tion, s. Anat. bic SSIutcrjcugung. 
 
 San'gujfier, s. ba& S3Iut (Srjeugcnbc. 
 
 To San'gujfy, v. n. S^lut crjcugcn. 
 
 San'guinary, I. adj. blutbiirflig, blutgierig , — 
 ant, bie blutrot^e :jf meifc 5 II. s. ba§ 95lutfrauf. 
 
 San'gujne, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. blutrctljj 
 2. fanguinif^i leit^tblutigj 3. ^cftig, ^i^igj 
 4. leb^aft; fro^, jubcrftd^tlti 5 HI. (-stone) s. 
 ber Slutfieinj IV. — ness, s. J. bieSSlutfulIei 
 2. bie Seid^tbifitigfcit; t)a§ fanguinifi^e 3:em» 
 
Sang 
 
 614 
 
 Sati 
 
 peramentj 3. bie^i^e^Scb^aftigfeitj 4. Me 
 
 5uocr|i(!^tli(^feit. 
 Sanguin'eoos , adj. 1. pm SSlute Qe^tJriQ/ 
 
 ®lut=5 2. blutreid^i 3. fanguinifc^j - rod, 
 8angQifn'(?l?nt, adj. bIuttg.[fiof.ber^artnegel 
 San'icle, s. Bot. I)tt8 S5rU(3^!rout. 
 Sa'njgf , s. Med. ber Hmi ©iter. 
 Sa'nious, adj. Med. eiteng. [®-commiffion, 
 San'itary-board, s. Da5 ©efunbl^eitgamt, blC 
 San'jty, *.t)ie @cfunt)^eit} ber gcfunt)eSSerflanb 
 Sans'crit, s. t)a& ©onSfrit. 
 San'tpn, s. cine ^rt ©erwifd^. 
 Sap, *. 1. ber ©aft 5 2. ber ©plintj 3. Aft7. 
 
 ba8 ©appiren, Untergrabcn, 4. For^ bie 
 
 ©ttpc; 50Zine, ©enfej — earth, ba§ ©rbgrfin? 
 
 — green, fttftgriin. [fiS'), miniren. 
 
 To Sap, V. a. & n. fappiren,untergraben (aud^ 
 Sap'id, I. adj. fc^moct^aftj II. — ness. Sapid'- 
 
 ity, s. ba& B6)mad^a^U, ber ©cfd^motf. 
 Sa'pience , .v. bie SBei&l^eit. 
 Sa'pjent, adj. roeife, flug (— of, in). 
 Sap''?ss, adj. faftlo8 , biirre. [jungc ^flanjc. 
 Sap'ling, s. ber ©^opling, ba§ asdum^cn) bie 
 Sappna'ceous, adj. feifenarfig, feifig. 
 Sap'onary , I. adj. feifenortig 5 II. s. baS @ei» 
 Sa'ppr, s. ber (SBo^U)®ef(^matf. [fenfraut 
 Saporiferons , Sapprif jc , Sa'pprous , adj. 
 
 ftimecf enb , fimacf i^aft. [mer. 
 
 Sap'per, s. Mil. ber ©appeur, ?Kineur, ®(^ir= 
 Sapph'ic [saf — ], adj. fapp^ifd^. 
 Sapph'}r(e) [sai'— ], I. s. Min. bcr ©appl^ir? 
 
 II, adj. Her. blQU. 
 ♦Sapph'irine, adj. fapp^imj fttpp^irartig. 
 Sap'pjn^ss, s. btc ©aftigfeitj SOJunterBcit. 
 Sap'py, adj. 1. faftig ^ 2. jung , jart} 3. mun« 
 
 ter>4. fc^immelig. 
 
 Sar'aband , s. bic ©arabanbc (Sianj). 
 Sar'acen, s. ber ©aracenc. 
 Saracen'ic. — cal, adj. farocenifd^. 
 Sar'cafm, s. ber hitUtC ©pott. 
 Sarcas'tic , — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. far* 
 
 f aflifd^; bcif enb, bitter,^6!;)nif(l()j ill. - caln$ss, 
 
 s. ba§ ©arfaflifd^e. 
 Sarce'net, s. vid. Sarsenet. 
 To Sar'cle, v. a. gdten. 
 Sar'cpcele, s. Surg, ber ^Ieif(]^brud^. 
 Sarcoepip'Iocele, s. Si/rg. ber glcifd^ne|bru(^. 
 SarcSl'ogy , s. Med. bie ©arfologie, 5)Zu8M= 
 Sarco'ma, s. Med. baS ^reif(bgen>d(^§. [Ic^re. 
 SarcSph'agous, adj. gleif(b cffenb, ^leif^ fref^ 
 
 fenb. [mige (Srabmol. 
 
 Sarcoph'agus , s. ber ©arfop^ag , ba§ fargfSr^ 
 SarcOph'agy, s. ba§ ^leifd^effen. 
 S?irc5t'ic, Surg. I. adj.^ki^d) mQd(>enb J II. s. 
 
 bas flcif(^mtt(&cnbe ^ittd. 
 Sarcula'tion, s. ba5 ®dten. 
 
 Sar'd^l, s. 1. or Sar'dan, Sar'djne, Ich, bie 
 ©ttrbeUe j 2. or SarMjne, Sar^djus, Min. ber 
 ©arber, ©orboni)?:. [©arbeUcn. 
 
 Sardifn'ia, s. 1. Geog. ©arbinienj 2. s-s, pi, 
 
 Sgirdm'lan, Lad;, farbinifd^ J Il.^.ber ©arbinier. 
 
 Sardo'nian, Sardon'ic, adj. farbonif^, COIlPUl* 
 fioifd^, frompf^aft, — stone, vid. Sardel, 2. 
 
 Sardo'nyx, I. s. Min. ber ©QrbonQJf, II. adj, 
 
 Sark, s. provinc. ba& ^ixnt). [Her. bunfelrot^. 
 
 Sarmen'tous, adj. Bot. ranfig, ranfcnb. 
 
 Sarp'-cl8t/i, Sar'plier,*. bQ&^ttdetU(^,bie^adE» 
 
 Sar'pl^r, *. ber ^albc ©ad SBoUc. [leinwanb. 
 
 Sar'rasine, s. 1. vid. Birth-wort ; 2. Fort. ba& 
 ^QUt^or, ^QUgatter. 
 
 Sar'sa, SJirsapgiril'la , s. Bot. bie ©affapttriHe. 
 
 Sarse, vid. Scarce. [bonb. 
 
 Sar'senet, s. ber IJ^affet j — ribbon, ba8 ^Kaffct* 
 
 Sart, s. ber Steubrud^, bag Olobclanb. 
 
 Sarto'rjijs, s. Anat. bcr ©cbneibermuSM. 
 
 Sasari'ra, *. vulg. with a — , oJ)ne UmftdnbC. 
 
 Sash, s, 1. bic asinbe, ber (2eibO®urt, bie 
 ©d^drpe, ^clbbinbc (ber 2)fficiere)j 2. ber 
 Durban J 3. ba§ feibene ©d^drpenbanbj 4. 
 (—window) ba& SioUfenf^er, ©d^iebfenjierj 
 
 — bit, ber fiabcnbo^rer? — bolt, bcr 2aben« 
 riegelj — buckle, bie ©urtelfd^naUcj — door, 
 bic Sflont^iir (eine S^^fir jum 2fuf= u. ^Jicber" 
 jie^en)) — fastener, baS^enflerra^mcnfc^Iof 
 
 — knob, ber meffingene Sabcnfnopf 5 — lifters, 
 ^enfler^ebcr, — pullies, (genfterOStoUcnj- 
 saw, bie ©d^liepfdge. 
 
 To Sash, ?). a. 1. mit einer ©(^drpc jicrcnj 2. 
 
 mitBie^roUcn, Sta^mroUenperfe^enj 3. mit 
 
 3ie^fenftern, :c. Perfe^en. 
 S^8h66ns^ s. pi. ©tutfc in bie ©tiefel gelegtcn 
 
 8eber§) bie IcbernenSBaben. 
 Sas'safras, s. Bot. bcr ©offafraf . 
 Sat, pret. <fe p. p. p. To Sit. 
 Sa'tan, s. bcr ©atan. [nifc^, teuflifdij. 
 
 Satan'ic, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. fata* 
 Sa'tanism, s. bic teuflif^c ©emut^§art. 
 Sat'chfl, s. baS ©dcft^en, ber S3u(berbcutcl 
 Sate, pret. & p. p. P. To Sit. [Ictt. 
 
 To Sate, v. a. fdttigenj (poa)fiopfen, iitberffil'" 
 Sateen', s. ba& cngl. Scbcr (cin fatinirter baum* 
 
 woUcner ©toff)? — tops, ein orbindrer, bicEci 
 
 unb gefdrbter baumwoUener ©toff (bef. ju 
 Sate'iess, adj. uncrfdttUc^. [aScinfleibcm). 
 Sat'eilite, *. bcf. Ast. ber ^aUUit, Srabant. 
 Sat?lli'tioos, adj. pon Srabantcn. 
 To Sa'tiate [- 'shi -] , v. a. 1. fattigcnj 2. 
 
 befriebigen) 3. iibcrfiiaen, i!ibcrfdttigen. 
 
 Sa'tjate, adj. 1. fattj 2.fiberbrufrtg,iibcrffiat. 
 
 Satja'tion , s. bic (Ubcr-)'Sdttigung. 
 Sati'ety, s. 1. bic ©dttigung, 2. bic ©att^cil^ 
 
 bcr fiberbruf . 
 
Sati 
 
 615 
 
 Savo 
 
 Sat'iB,*. 1. fcer ^tttlttp (ciniSeibenseug) J 2. Bot. 
 (-flower) tie SKonbrautcj cottoi — , baurn* 
 iDoUcneriDomafl) worsted—, rooUener ©atin 
 (cin in 3torwic^ gercebtcr, fteifcr, Qldnjcnber, 
 grofgcblumter ©toff) j - 8par,ber^ttfer!alf , 
 - wood, ba& mia^^olj. 
 
 Sat'jned, adi. fatinirt. [nabe. 
 
 Satinef, *. ber ^alhatlaf , <Batintt, bie ©ati-- 
 
 Sat'lny, adj. atlapartig. 
 
 Sii'tire [or sat'ir] , s. bic ®att)rc. 
 
 Satifr^ic, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. fatl)= 
 rift^'j III. — cailn^ss, *. U^ ®ati)nfd^c. 
 
 Sat'jrist, *. ber ©atQrifcr. 
 
 To Sat'jrize, u. a. fatQrifircn , bur(i)jic^en. 
 
 Satjsfac'tion , j. 1. bic ®enugt^uun9,a5efrie= 
 bigungj 2. bie3ufrieben^cit,ba0SSergnugen5 
 3. \iii Uberjeugung, (Smmf^dt 
 
 Satjsfai/tpry, I. adj.; II. — ily, adv. l.genug* 
 t^ucnb, befriebigenbj 2. binlfinglid^ 5 3. fii|s 
 ncnb, abbiipenb ) HI. — jness , s. ba§ ® cfrie* 
 bigcnbc, bic ^intdngli(§feit. 
 
 Sat'jsfier, j. ber ©enugt^ucnbe. 
 
 To Sat'jsfy, v. I. a. 1. fdttigen^ 2.gcnugt^un, 
 befricbigen, gcnugcn j 3. jufriebeu fleUen, 4. 
 obt^un, abr)elfen5 5. »on ^meifel obcr Uncnt= 
 [cbieben^eit befreien, uberjeugen 5 6. abbuf en , 
 
 Sa'trap, *. ber ©otrap. [II. n. genugcn. 
 
 Sat'r?ipal, adj. fatropif(b. 
 
 Sat'r^py , s. bie ©atrapie. 
 
 Sat'-squirrel, s. ZooL ber ©iebenff^lafer. 
 
 Satteen', <fec. vid. Sateen , Jec. 
 
 Sat'urable, adj. JU fcittigcn. 
 
 Sat'urant, adj. fdttigenb. 
 
 To Sat'urate, v. a. bef. Cliem. ffittigen. 
 
 Satura'tion, s. bie ©dttigung. 
 
 Sat'urday, s. ber ©onnabenb, ©omftag. 
 
 Satu'rjty, s. bie ©att^eit, ^lille. 
 
 Sa'tiJirn [or sat'urn] , s. 1. bef. ^sf. ©aturnj 
 2. C/iem. baS ^lei J 3. Her. baS ©d^warj. 
 
 Satvrna'llan, adj. faturnalifcb. 
 
 S?itur'nal§ , s. pi. bie ©aturnalien. 
 
 Satur'njan, adj. * fttturni[(b j uralt. 
 
 Sat'urnine, adj. fatuminifii, murrifcb, \d)mX' 
 miit^ig, — red , baS SBIeirot^. 
 
 Sat'urnist, *. bcr ^Dlurrifcbe , ©uftere. 
 
 Sa'tyr [or sat'er] , s. 1. ber@atl)r, ^ttUn? 2. 
 ber grobjinnlid^e, geile ^en\6). 
 
 Sa'tyre, &c. vid. Satire, &c. 
 
 Sat^r'jQD, vid. Orchis. 
 
 Sauce, s. 1. bic ©Quce, Z\xnU, 95ru^ej 2. bic 
 aScije, 3. vMig.bicUniocrfd^dmtbcit(im<Spre= 
 f^en)? — (all) alone, Bot. ba& ^noblaU(b§= 
 frautj — box, vulg. bcr (bie) ^retbe, Un»cr= 
 [(bdmtcj — pan, 1. bie Heine ^fanne, ba§ 
 a3riibndpf(3^cn5 2. ba§ ,Rttffcrol5 - pot, - 
 tnreen, vid. Saucer. 
 
 To Sauce, v. a. wiirjen , iuric^tcn , »crmif(l|>ett 
 
 (OU(l(>^g.). 
 
 Sau'c^r, *. 1. bosaSru^nfipfd^cnj 2. bicUn* 
 tcrtoffe, 3. Mar, bie ^fanne bcS (SangfpiUSj 
 — box, cin^dftdpen mitSarbenfd^dlicn} — 
 eyes, vulg. ,RnaUaugen. 
 
 Sau'cily, adv. 0. Saucy. [ber Sto|. 
 
 Sau'cjn^ss , s. bic grci^cit, Un»crf4>dmt^cit, 
 
 Sau'cisse, s. Mil. bie 3unbwurfl. 
 
 Sau'cy, adj. 1. frctb/ unccrfdjdmt, tro^ig, na* 
 feraeiS} 2. oorroi^ig, freccl^aft. 
 
 To Saun't?r, v. I. n. f^Ienbcm , fQUIcnscn, 
 liipig gd^en, II. a. to — away, ocrtdnbcln. 
 
 Saun'ter, s. ber ©Qng, ©d^lenbrian. 
 
 Saun'terer, s. ber ©d^lcnbcrerj SJlu^iggdnger. 
 
 SiWrjain, I. adj. ju ben (Sibctbfen geb^rigj II. 
 8-s, *. pi. bic ©aurier, eibetbfen. 
 
 Sau'sage, s. bic (SSrotOSBurft. 
 
 Sauvagazees', vid. Balazees. [9lettb orfcit. 
 
 SaSable, I. adj. rcttbarj II. — ness, s. bie 
 
 Sav'age, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. wilb, 2. un= 
 gebilbct, ro^ j 3. graufamj III. s. 1. ber SEiI= 
 be J 2. ber rol^e SJfenfcb, Sarbar, IV. — ness, 
 s. 1. Ui SBilb^cit, Otob^cit^ ^. bic Sraufam* 
 
 To Sav'age,u. a. wilb ob.groufamma(ben.[feit. 
 
 Sav'agery, s. 1. bic SBilbi^eit, ©raufamfcitf 
 2. bic SBilbnip, bas wilbc ©eftrdud^. 
 
 Savan'na, s. bic ©aoannc, offeneSScibe, lint. 
 
 To Save, v. 1. a. 1. rcttcuj 2. (Stranbgut) 
 bergenj 3. cinbringen (^eu, 2C.)5 4. be»a^» 
 ren, crl)altcn, fKbern (from , oor), aufj^ebcnj 
 5. fclig mQ(bcnj 6. erfparen, (—up, auf=) 
 fparen, fcbonenj 7. (bic ®elegen^eit, jc.) mit« 
 nebmcn, bcnu^enj 8. auSnebmenj II. n. ^o» 
 flen erfparen. 
 
 Save, adv. & prep, aupcr, auegenommen» the 
 last — one, bcr SJorle^tc, — all, bcr Zid^u 
 fned^t, col. ba§^rofit(bcn) — errors, Com. 
 Srrt^um oorbcl)atten. 
 
 Sa'v^r, s. bcr Grrctter, :c. cf. To Save. 
 
 Sav'in, *. Bot. bcr ©abcbaum. 
 
 Sii'ving, I. *. 1. bag Sletten, bie Grbaltungj 2. 
 bie ©eligfcitj 3. bie ©rfparung, bic ©rfpar* 
 nip 5 4. bie TCuSna^me, ber SSorbe^alt j 5. s-s, 
 pl. bas (Srfparte, s-s bank, bie ©parbanl, 
 ©parcafe j II. ado. &prep. auf er, auggenom* 
 men 5 III. — adj. ; IV. — ly, adv. fparfam (of, 
 mit) 5 V. — ness, *.bic ©parfamf cit i ,Karg^eit. 
 
 Sa'viour, s. bcr ^cilanb , ©rlofcr. 
 
 Sav'onet, s. bie ©cifcnfugcl. 
 
 Sa'vour (Sa'vor) , s. 1. bcr ®cf(bma(f 5 2. bcr 
 ®eru(b,®uft. 
 
 *To Sa'vour, v. I. n. f(bmetfcn ob. ricd()cn (of, 
 nad? ... , aucbj^g-.)) H. a. 1. f often j 2. ®e« 
 f(bmac( finbcn , ficb weiben an — [gnfigen. 
 
 Sa'vourjly, adv. mit SBoblgef(^mtt(f , mit S5cr» 
 
Savo 
 
 616 
 
 Seal 
 
 Sa'voi?rin?ss , s. \>it ©(^macf^aftigfeitj titx 
 
 Sa'votirlfss, adj. gcfd^maifloS ? gerud&loS , fabe. 
 
 Sa'voijry, I. ad>. fc^mact^aft, TOo^Iried^enb, 
 lieblid) , II. s. BoU W ©aturei. 
 
 S^v6y',*.l.Geog.©a»oi)cn5 2.berfaoot)er^o^l, 
 SBalfd^fo^lj 3. or Savoyard', bcr ®aoor)arb. 
 
 S4w, I. pret. 0. To See ; II. *. 1. ^ ber @pru^, 
 bttS ®prid()n>ort5 2. bie ©dgej — blade, baS 
 ©dgeblatt J — dust, bie S-fpiiine j — file , bic 
 <S-feile5 — fish, ber ©-fifcb 3 — fly, bie ®-flie* 
 ge, (Sd^lupfroefpei — gin, iVfec/i.bie@grenir« 
 mttfd)ine mit (S-bl5tternj — mill, bie <S-» 
 mfit)Ie, ®^neibemut)Ie5 — muscles, AnaU 
 bie fdgefSrmigeu 5DtuSfeInj — pit, bic @-« 
 grubej — wort, Bot bicC^drbcO'Sc^artej — 
 wrest,— set, T. ber3a^nn(bter,ba&®d(>rdnf* 
 eifen. [fdgen. 
 
 To SAw, V. reg. & ir. fcfgenj to— down, umsj 
 
 S^w'der, vid. Solder & Soft. [@4)otte. 
 
 Saw'ny, s. 1. abbr. ». Alexander; 2. cant, bcr 
 
 Saw'y?r, *. 1. ber (^oIs=)®ttgcr5 2. J[m.flei= 
 nerc fii in Sluffen fcjitfe^cnbe unb in f^iefcr 
 0li(btung auf» u. abbemegenbe 95aumf^dmme, 
 c/. Planters & Snags, 
 
 Sax'atile, adj. ju ^elfen gel)6rig, ^clfen=. 
 
 Sax'jfrage, s. Bot. bcr ©teinbrecb- 
 
 Saxifragous, adj. Med. ben ©tein auflofenb. 
 
 Sax'on, I. s. 1. ber ©atbfej 2. bie (angel=)fdcb= 
 ftfcbe SOiunbart^ II. adj. \d^fi\(i)i -blue, fd(b= 
 fif(be& asittu, ©malte. [gen^eit. 
 
 Sax'onism, s. bie (angclOfdd^fift'^e ©prad^ei^ 
 
 Sax'ony , s. Geog. ©acbfen. 
 
 To Say , v. ir. a. (jun). ?i.) 1. fagen, 2. fpre= 
 ^en, rebcnj 3. l)crfagen, auffagen, 4. anfu()= 
 ren, bcricbtenj 5. befagen? that is to — , baS 
 i% bttS ^n^ti to — over again , no(b ein Wal 
 (^er=)f(»sen5 to — mass, 5Keffe lefen? you 
 don't — so ! nja& iSie ni(bt fagen ! i^, bas mdre ! 
 I—! ^6ren@iel Say, |l. suppose, 1. ange* 
 nommen, gefe^t, 2. ttma. [3eug). 
 
 Say, Saye, s. bic ©ai^e, bcr ©01) (ein rooUener 
 
 Say'jng, *. bie Stebc, ber lu&fprud>. 
 
 Scab, s. bie9ldube, Jtrd^c, ber ®rinb (ber 
 Sbicre) i — wort , vid. Elecampane, [linie. 
 
 Scab'bard, s. 1. bie B6)dhZi 2. Typ.Ut <Se§5 
 
 To Scab'bard, v. a. in bic @(^eibe fiecfcn. 
 
 Scab'b?d, Scab'by,!. adj. 1. rdubig, frd^ig, 
 grinbigj 2. lumpigjcbdbigi II. — ness,*. 
 ba8 ^rd§ige, bie ®rinbig!eit. 
 
 Sca'bjous, I. adj. 1. frd^ig, rdubigj 2. frdl* 
 ortig 5 II. s. Bot. bie ©cobiofe, ba§ ® rinbf raut. 
 
 Sca'brous, I. adj. raub : 1- bolperig i 2. unbar* 
 monif(!b5 11. — ness, s. bie Staubigf eit. 
 
 Scad, s. Ich. 1. bcr <St6cfer, bie ©tacbelma* 
 frelej 2. vid. Shad. 
 
 Scaffljng, s. ber 5}?ittclttal. 
 
 Scaffold, s. 1. baS (S5QU=)®eriiflj 2. ba&®c» 
 fleU5 3. ber <Scbaupla§ , bic (SaUcric, 4. boJ 
 @(baffot,a3lutgeriift. 
 
 To Scaffold, V. a. ein ©criifl macbcn, riiften. 
 
 Scaffoldage, s. baS (iS(bttU»)®cruft. 
 
 Scaf'fQldifng , s. 1. bic OJtaterialien su einem 
 ®crii|^5 2. ba§ ®crflfl5 3. bas ®e|^cU, bic 
 a5u()ne5 4. bic (5inri(btung, berSSau^ — hole, 
 ba§ 9lufHo(b J — pole, ber Oliiflbaum. 
 
 Scag, s. Ich. bie Sobre , ^oreUe. 
 
 Sca'lable, adj. crj^cigbar. 
 
 Scalade', vid. Escalade. 
 
 To Scald, V. a. 1. brfi^cnj 2. cerbrfi^cnj 
 8-ing house, baS B6)la(i)ti)aui. 
 
 Scald, I. *. 1. ber (Scborf, @rinb5 2. bie aSer» 
 brubung 5 3. or ScAf der, ber @?albc ) — head, 
 vid. Scall; II. adj. armfclig. 
 
 ScalMic, ndj. f!albif(b. 
 
 Scai'djngs , .v. pi. corgefcbcn ! (7Cu§ruf beim 
 Sragen ^eiper ©acben). 
 
 Scale, s. 1. bic (Scbuppej 2. ba5 ©ldtt(bcn, 
 bcr (^no(bcn*)@pUtteri 3. bie (smeflcrO 
 (Sd^Qlc, 4. bie'(S[Bag=)(S(balc, SSage, 5. bie 
 Seiter, 6. ber Gtufengang 5 bie ©tufcnfolgcj 
 7. bic ©rableiter, @calaj 8. bicS^v-nlcilerj 
 9. baS ?CRaf , ber Umfang 5 10. bcr oerjungtc 
 s^apflab^ 11. Typ. bag (Solumncnmapj 12. 
 bag (Sturmlaufen mit Seitern? 13. s-s, pL 
 ©(buppen, ^ammcrfcblagj — beam, bcr SSa* 
 gebalFenj — board, Typ. vid. Reglet; — 
 chains, pi. SBagefcttcnj — pan, bic SS5ag» 
 [(bale 5 — stone, Min. bcr S^afelfpat^, — 
 sugar, (^ubcrs)3ucfer jum "JCugroiegsn. 
 
 To Scale, v. I. a. 1. fd)uppen, ablofen, abfcbd^ 
 Um 2. fig. abrodgcnj 3. erfteigen, erflcttcrn ^ 
 4. Gun. (bic ^anoncn) abblafenj scaling 
 ladder, bie ©turmlcitcr 5 II. n. (— oflF) ri(b 
 (abs)fcbuppen , \i^ abbldttcrn. 
 
 Scaled , adj. fdjuppig. [©rcicrf. 
 
 Scalene', I. adj. unglci(bfcitig j II. s. ba$ ungU 
 
 Scal'ery, adv. ftufenartig. 
 
 Scaffern, s. vid. Milt-wort. 
 
 Sca'ljn^ss, s. ba§ ©cbuppigc J bic Tfbbldttcrung. 
 
 Scall, s. ber ^opfgrinb, Grbgrinb 5 — headed, 
 
 Scalled, adj. grinbig , fibdbig. [grinbf6pp[g. 
 
 Scal'ljon, 5. Bot. ber ©cbnittlaud^ , 6f(blau^. 
 
 Scal'lop [skol' -] , s. 1. bcr gcjacfte Slanb, 7Cu§* 
 f(bnitt, ^cUcnfdljnitt, ^crbfd^nitt, bic (runbc) 
 3acEc5 2. Conch, bic .^ammmufcbel. 
 
 * To Scal'lop, V. a. (am {Ranbc) au§sacf en , auft* 
 fcrben, mellenfSrmig ober jacfig auSfcbneiben. 
 
 Scalp, s. 1. Anat. bic ^aut bcr |>irnf(bale, 
 ©djdbelbaubc^ 2. bie ^itn\(i)aUi 3. 5urff. 
 ber ^Weipcl. 
 
 Fo Scalp , V. a. Anat. bic |)aut »on ber |)im» 
 
Seal 
 
 617 
 
 Scat 
 
 f^alc abjic^ctt, fcalpirenj s-ing iron, vid. 
 Scalp, 3. [3er9Ueberun98meJTcr. 
 
 Scal'p?!, Scal'p§r, s. Surg. \)a& ©c^abcmeffer; 
 
 Sca'ly, adj. fiuppig, gefc^upptj — suture, 
 Anat. l)ie (Sd^uppenna^t. 
 
 To Scam'ble, v. I. n. 1. [i* i)re^en; ^crum 
 flreifen 5 2. fic^ rei^cn (for . . . , urn . . .) 5 H. a. 
 lerfe^en, serfliimmelnj to— away,»crflreuen, 
 Pcrifc^leuDern, t)erf(^n)enl)en. 
 
 Scam'ble, s. ijad ^erftreuen, ^erummerfcn. 
 
 Scam'bl^r, *. ber ^ubringli^e, ©(bmaro^er. 
 
 ScWbllng, I. p. a.; II. - ly, adv. 1. berum= 
 ftrcifenb, unfldtj 2. wilb, cerworren, 3. jcr= 
 ftrcut,au§einttnber.[@cammonium(®ummi). 
 
 Scam'm(?ny, s. 1, bic ^urgirrainDcj 2. t)tt& 
 
 Scamp, ^. canf. ber 3;au9eni^t§ , SSetrfiger. 
 
 To Scam'p?r, v. n. (— off) fcatjon laufen, au§ 
 rcipcn. [burcbforfcben- 
 
 To Scan, v. a. 1. 2\ fcanbirenj 2. pritfen, 
 
 ScanMal, *. 1. tia^txQcxxii^, ber*?Cn|lop5 2. tie 
 drgcrU(be@Q(bC/®(^anbc, Une^re, h&\iZi)<xtj 
 to lie under a — , oerrufen fein? The School 
 for — , t)ic Sdflerf(bule j — grubber, rMfg.t)a& 
 8aflcrmaul. [fto^) geben 5 2. Krunglimpfcn. 
 
 To Scan'dalize, v. a.l. drgern,trgernip(^n= 
 
 Scan'dalous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. orgcr* 
 licb, onflofigj 2. [(bmd^cnb , oerlcumbcrifcb j 
 3. [(bdnblicb , nicbertrdd^tig. III. — ness, *. 
 
 I. bic ^iCnflopigf eiti 2. Die @(bdnt)Ii(bFeit. 
 ScanMalum magna'tum, *. Laio, t)ieS5erlC5= 
 
 jung ber @^rc eineS ^air§. 
 Scan'd$nt, adj. Bot. ftetgcnt), flimmenb. 
 Scandina'via, s. Geog. ©fanbinaoicn. 
 Scandina'vjan , adj. ffanbina)fif(b. 
 Scan'sion, *. bie (Scanfion, ba&SSerfcfcaubircn, 
 
 m'd. To Scan. [birds , Orn. ^lettcr\)6gel 
 ScansO'rial, adj. jum ^lettem gcf(bicft) — 
 Scant, adj. fnapp, engc, !arg, fparfam t)or= 
 
 banbeii) a — wind. Mar. ein fd^rallenbcr, fcbief 
 
 laufcnber ober @eitcn=S[Binb. 
 To Scant, v. a. einf(brdnfen, fnapp ^alten. 
 Scan'tjiy, adv. X>. Scanty. [gcl. 
 
 Scan'tjness, s. bic Jtnappt)e{t, @ngc 5 ber 9JJan= 
 To Scan'tle , v. I. n. fnapp werben , mangetn j 
 
 II. a. (au§)f(bneiben, jerfcbni^eln. 
 Scant'lets, s. pi. Mar. bic ®oots!lampen. 
 Scant'iing, 5.l.aJau^oIs 0.6 3olI ^icf c u.barun= 
 
 ter32.s/up-&.biccrforberIi(be®r6feb.^oIscS. 
 Scant'ness , vid. Scantiness.[3. fparfam, f arg. 
 Scan'ty, adj. 1. fnapp, engej 2. magcr, arm j 
 Soap, J. Or«.bie<S(bncpfe. Scape, vid.Escape. 
 Scape , A". Bot. ber @^aft, ®ticl j — gallows, 
 
 cant, ber ©algenflricf j — goat, ber iSu^n» 
 
 boc(, ©unbcnboctj — grace, cant, bcr SSiifts 
 
 Ung^aSruber Sicberlid). 
 Scipe'm^nt, vzd. Escapement. 
 
 Sca'phoid, adj. Fal()nf6rmig. 
 
 Scap'olite, vid. Paranthine. 
 
 Scap'iil?. *• Anat. bas ©(bulterblatt. 
 
 Sciip'ular,Scap'ul?iry, I. adj. jum 6&ttttcr* 
 Uatt ge^origj 'II. s. bag ©capulicr. 
 
 Sca'pus, s. 1. Bot. bcr ©(bQft/ "Stengel J 2, 
 Arch, ber @dulcnfcbaft. 
 
 Scar, s. 1. bie s^arbc (Bot beS ©riffeld), 
 ©(bramme^ 2. ber fteile "Mbbang, bie ^lippc j 
 3. Ich. ber ^apageififcb. 
 
 To Scar, v. I. a. 1. f(brammen , mit ©(btam* 
 men scidjncn, 2. vid. To Scare; II. n. ter* 
 
 Scar'ab, Scar'abee, s. bcr ^^dfer. [narbcn. 
 
 Scar'amoucb , *. ber @caramu§ , ^icfcUjdring. 
 
 Scdrce, I. adj. felten, rar 5 fpdrlid(), fnapp 5 II. 
 or — ly , adv. 1. fcbiperlid^ 5 2. faum 5 III. — 
 ness, ScAr'city, s. bie @elten()eit5 ®pdrH(b« 
 Feit, bcr SOJangel. [fcbrccfcn, <Sd^rcrf einjogcn. 
 
 To ScAre, v. a. (— away, ocr^ftbeutbcn, 
 
 ScAre'crow, J. 1. bie:55ogeIf(bcu(be, ba0 ©direct* 
 bilbj 2. Orn. bic fcbwarje 3}?ci^c. 
 
 Scarf, s. 1. bie ©(bdrpc 5 2. eine ^frt Umfd^Io* 
 getud^ fur ©amen 5 3. ba§?)KdntcI(ben, bcr 
 Um^ang, ^d)lmvj 4. Mar. bic ^Ianfcnfu« 
 gung, ^ugcj —skin, Anat. bic Sbcrbaut 
 ©pibermis. 
 
 To Sciirf, v. a. 1. umwcrfcn, umbdngcn, 2. 
 lofe bcHeiben} 3. anicgen, xufammcnfugcn. 
 
 Scarjfjca'tion , s. Surg. ba§ @carificircn, ein» 
 fcbncibcn 5 (S(br5pfcn. 
 
 Scarjfica'tor, Scar'jft?r, 1. Surg. &Husb.)iet 
 ©(brSpftr, 2. ba§ ©(brSpfeifcn. 
 
 To Scar'jfy, v. a. Surg, fcarificircn, ©infcbnittc 
 macbenjfcbropfcn. 
 
 Sca'rious, adj. fiof. bdutig, faftloS, roffclbrtrr. 
 
 ScJirlati'na, virf. Scarletina. 
 
 Scar'Iet, I. s. ber BA)ax\a6)j II. adj. f(barta* 
 (benj — bean, Bot.Ui ©-bobnc? — fever, 
 t^a^ (S-ficberj — grains , pi. ©-forner, ,Jter« 
 me&f orn erj— jasmine, Bot. bie ©ignonicj 
 — oak , bie @teinei(be j — rags , (S-Idppcbcn, 
 ^arbcldppcbcn} — runner, vid. — bean. 
 
 Scjirleti'na, s. baS @d)arla^f[cber. 
 
 Scarp, s. 1. Mil. bie Ibbacbung, SSc^rlcbttC/ 
 baS ©lads 5 2. Her. bie ®d)drpe. 
 
 Scar'ry, adj. narbig, ooU 3iarben. 
 
 Scatch, s. 1. \ici^ ocalc ^ferbcgcbip, Jtappcn* 
 munbftfirf 3 2. 8-es, pi. ©tclscn. 
 
 To Scatch, vid. To Trig, 2. [fdju^. 
 
 Scate, s. 1. /c/i. ber 6ngelfif(b j 2.bcr®(blitt* 
 
 To Scate, v. n. ©(blittftbub laufcn. 
 
 Sca'ter, s. ber @(blittf(bu()fabrcr. 
 
 To Sca</», V. a. bcfcbdbigcn, tjcrbcrben. 
 
 Sca</i, s. bcr <S(babe, ^Tiacbtbcil (ro. it.). 
 
 To Scat't^r, V. a. (& n. |i(^) jcrflrcuen , rcr« 
 
 Scat't^rling, s. bcr ianbftrctdjer. [brcttcR. 
 
Scav 
 
 618 
 
 Scis 
 
 ©tal)tacci[c. [^ot^farrncr. 
 
 Scav'^nger, s. bcr ©redfegcr, ©affenfe^rer, 
 To Scav'?ng$r, v. n. bie ©trapen fegen. 
 Scene, s. 1. tie ©ccnej 2. t>ie(@d)au*)33u^nc, 
 
 bcr ©d^Qupla^j 3. Die ^anblung , aSegeben* 
 
 If tit) 4. s-s, pZ. bic 95u^ncnn>anbc, Gouliffenj 
 
 - shifter (- man) , bcr (3:^ettterO30^af(i()is 
 
 nift, goulilfcnrficfer. 
 Sce'n^ry, s. 1. Dram, bie ©ccneriej 2. bie 
 
 a5u(>nenoersierung,l)Q§a3u^nengerdt^5 3. bic 
 
 SSorflellung , ©arftcUung , 4. ba& Silb , ®e= 
 
 mSIbe, bie 8anbf(^Gft, ©cgenb. 
 ScenV, — cal , adj. fcenifc^ , t^catralifc^ , bra* 
 
 matifd^, — mashinery, SBu^nenmaf(^inerie. 
 ScenQgraph'iCj — c§iJ» !• arf?. ; II. — cally, adv. 
 
 perfpcctioif4). [fpedicc 
 
 ScenSg'raphy, s. bic ^n|t(^t§seid^nung, ^cr* 
 Scent, *. 1. bcr ©erud^j 2. bie SBitterung 5 
 
 ©pur? 3. ber ©uft, — box , bie 9licd^bofe. 
 To Scent, v. a. 1. riec^en, 2. roittern, fpurcnj 
 
 3. buftcn,rttU(^ern. 
 Scent'Iess, adj. gerU(i^lo8. 
 Scep'tic , I. or — caJ , adj. ; II. — cally, adv 
 
 fteptif(^, jraeifelfud^tigj m. *. ber^i^eifler, 
 
 IV. — c^ln^ss, s. baS @!eptif(i^c, bie 3ioeifel 
 Ssep'tjcism, s. bie 3n)eifelfud^t. [fu^t. 
 
 To Ssep'ticize, v. n. jweifelu , ffeptifivcn. 
 Scep'tre, s. bQ& ©ccpter. [mg^rourbebefleiben. 
 To Scep'tre, v. a. befceptern, mit ber M- 
 Scep'tr^d, adj. tin ©cepter trogenb , f cJniglid^. 
 Sglie'diasm, s. bcr ifurje ^uffa§. 
 Sshed'Qle [sed'ul, or sbed'ul], s. 1. bcr3et= 
 
 tel, bie Sifte, bag SSerjeid^nif j 2. Laio, ba§ 
 
 Tfn^cingfeli bie3ufa$urfunbe. [inoentiren 
 •ToSghed'ule, v. a. in eine fiiftc eintragen, 
 Sshe'matist, vid. Schemer. 
 Ssheme, s. 1. bas ©(^emo , Urbilb, Sbcal^ 2. 
 
 bic :itbbilbung, ©eflalt^ 3. ber :^brip, (Snt= 
 
 r»urf, ^lanj 4. ba§ ©Qflem^ 5. ^jfroi. bie 
 
 ^igur ber TCfpcctenj — arch , ^rc/i. ber ge» 
 
 brficftc (flad^e) SSogen. 
 To Scheme, v. I. n. ^Ifinc ma6)cn, ^Ifine 
 
 fd^micbenj II. a. entroerfen. [^lanmad^er. 
 Sche'm^r, Sche'mjst, *. ber Gntrofirfe mod^t, 
 Sche'sjs, s. ba§ SSer^Qltnip , bef. Med. bie ^n= 
 
 loge (jur ^ranf^eit, jc). 
 Schifm [sizm], s. ba§ ©d^iSmo, bie©poltung. 
 ♦Schjfmat'ic, I. or — cail , adj. ; II. — cailly, 
 
 adv. f(^iSmatif(^5 III. s. ber ©(^iSmatifer. 
 *To Schi^'matize, v. n. fi(^ trennen, firc^Iic^e 
 
 ©poUungen anfiiften. 
 Schiit [shist] , &c. vid. Shist, Ic. 
 S£h8I'ar, s. 1. ber ©(^ulcr, bie ©d(>iLiIerinn } 2. 
 
 ber ©tttbentj 3. ber ®ele^rtc, wo^Iunterric^s 
 
 trte, gebilbetc 5Kenf(I)} 4. ber^ebant, ©c^ul* 
 
 fud^Si 5. Ac. ber ©tipenbiat j — like, 1. fd^n? 
 
 ler^aftj 2. gele^rt. 
 Schsi'arsbip , *. 1. ber ©d^iilcrftanb} 2. ba§ 
 
 ©tubentenlebenj 3. ber geIe^rteUnterri(^t3 
 
 4. bie ® elc^rfamf eiti 5. bic ©tiftungSflette, 
 
 bcr ©tiftunggge^alt. 
 Sgholas't^r, s. ber ©d()ulauffe^er. 
 Ssholas'tic, I. or — cal, adj. ; II. — cally, adv» 
 
 I. fd^ulmdfigi 2. fd^olafiifd^ 5 HI.*. bcr ©(^o* 
 Ssholas'tjcism, s. ber ©(^olafiici8mu&.[lttftifer , 
 Sgho'ljast, s. ber ©d^oliaft, ©rHcirer. 
 Ssholjas'tic, adj. crfldrenb, QUSlegenb. 
 Schom'biirger , s. Orn. bcr amerif. ©tiegli^. 
 S£h661, s. 1. bic ©(^ule 3 2. ber Unterri(^t5 3 
 
 bic ©(^olaftifj — boy, ber ©d^ulfnabcj - 
 dame, col. vW. — mistress; — day, bcr©d^Ul= 
 tag, bie ©d^uljcit, — divinity, bie f^jolaftifd^c 
 S^^eologicj — fellow, ber 5!JJitfd^iilcr j — girl, 
 
 — maid, ba& ©d^ulmdbc^cnj — hire, ba§ 
 ©d^ulgelbj — house, )iai ©d^ulgebdubci — 
 man, 1. bcr ©c^ulmann? 2. ber ©d^olafiiferj 
 
 — master, ber ©c^ulmeifter, ©(^uUe^rerj — 
 mistress, bie ©d^ulmcifterinn. 
 
 To S£h66l , V. a. 1. untcrrid^ten, jic^en, bil* 
 ben? 2. SSerroeifc geben, ftrafen. [gelb. 
 
 Schdd'ling, s. 1. ber Untcrrid^ti 2. bQ§ ©d^ul- 
 
 SshfiO'n^r, s. Mar. bcr ©d^ooncr. 
 
 Sghreight [skrat], s. 1. Orn. bie ©(i)narr= 
 brolTelj 2. Ich. bie ©d()raee. 
 
 Sclag'raphy, s. 1. bie ©ciagrapl^ie j 2.bcr^ufs 
 rif , £)ur(|f4>mtt5 3. bie ©onnenul^rfunfi. 
 
 Sciather^ical, adj. ju eincr ©onnenu^r ge^Srig. 
 
 Sclat'ic, I. or Sclat'jc^i, s. Med. ba8 |)UftnJC^ j 
 
 II. or — cal, adj. bie |)uften ob. ba8 ^itftroet) 
 betr., ^uft=5 — pains, p/. bic ^ufifd^mcrjen. 
 
 Sci'ence, s. 1. bic SBiffcnfd^aft 5 2. bic ^ennt* 
 
 nip, ^unbc 5 ^unf^. 
 Scien'tial, adj. SBiflTenft^aft gcbcnb. 
 Scientific, — cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 
 Wiffenfd^aftlid^. 
 Scira'eter, Scifm'itar, vid. Cimeter. 
 Scin'tjllant, adj. funfelnb , ^unfcn fprii^cnb. 
 To Scifn'tillate, v. n. funfe(l)n. 
 Scintilla'tion, s. )iai> ^unf e(On, ^un!en»crfen. 
 SciVisra, s. ba8 oberfldd^li^c SBiffen, bie ^alU 
 Sci'Qlist, s. ber |)albn)iffer. [gclc^rfamfeit. 
 SciSm'achy, s. ber ©(^attcnWeg, SSortftrcit. 
 Sci'gn, vid, Cion. 
 Scire fa'cjas [— shjas], s. Law, bie ^ufforbc* 
 
 rung, bie ©nlnbe fiber cine nic^t »oIIjogene 
 Scfrpc, vid. Sirocco. [Execution anjugcbctt. 
 Scjrr(h)»8'ity, s. Med. bie Ser^drtung ber 
 
 ©rufen. 
 
 Ssir'r(h)ou«, adj. Med. pcr^drtet (o. ©rufcn). 
 S£ir'r(h)i?g, s. Med. bie SScr^drtung. 
 Sciff'^^rf, vid. Scissors. 
 
Scis 
 
 619 
 
 Scou 
 
 Scis'sible, Scis'sjle, adj. fpaltbar, ju 5erfdbnci= 
 
 t)cn. [fd^netbung. 
 
 Scif'aion, *. baS 6palten, t>er@(^nitt, bickers 
 Scif'fors, *. pi. tie (Heine) ©(^crej — sheath, 
 
 bas ©ierenf utter al. 
 Scis'sure, *. ber (Spalt, 0tif . Sclte, v/d. Site, 
 Scla^o'nigi, s. Geog. (Slaoonien. 
 Scl^tvo'nian , I. or Sclavon'jc , adj. flaoouifd^ j 
 
 II. f. ber ©laoonier. 
 SclerSt'ic , I. adj. AnaL ^art) — tunicle , bie 
 
 ^ornl^aut be& ^ugapfels 5 II. s-a, *. p^ Med. 
 
 bie SBer^drtung&niittel. 
 To ScOat, V. a. auf^alten, ^emmen. 
 Sc8b^, s. pi. 1. ©dgcflaub, geilflaubj 2. bie 
 
 5J?etaaf(&lttcfei 3. bie ^ottafc^e. 
 To Sc6ff, u. n. & a. fpotten, ^o^neui ■-ingly, 
 
 adv. fpottmeifc. 
 
 ScSff, s. ber ©pott, ^ol^n, bie ©p3tterci 
 ScSff^r,*. ber ©potter, SSerl)o[)ner. 
 To Scold, V. n. &. a. f(6elten , s^nfen. [Wdiih. 
 Scold, s. bie3dnferitin, ^eiferinn, ba§b6fe 
 ScolM?r, s. ber 3dnfer, ©potter. 
 ScoI'lop , vid. Scallop. [2. vid. Hart's-tongue. 
 Scolopen'dra, s. 1. Ent. berSSitlfup, bie "iiffcl', 
 Scfince, 8. 1. bttS SSoUnjerf, 2. ber SBanbleuc^s 
 tcr j 3.ber(befefligte)©i§5 4:.mXPate. [(j^en. 
 To Sconce, v. n. viUg. [(^rDanjcu, batjon fd)Iei» 
 Scd6p, J. 1. bie ©(^aufcl, (S(t>opffelIei 2. bie 
 
 50?eifc^frutfei 3. Swrg. ber ©patel, ©teinlof* 
 
 fel5 4. ber ^ieb, ©treid^ 5 — net , ber ©d^au= 
 
 ber (gifc^ne^) j — trowel, bie ©artenfeUc um 
 
 SSlumcn ju oerpflanjen. 
 To Sc66p, v.a.l. fc^aufeln, f(^6pfen j 2. quS* 
 
 f^aufelixj 3. leeren j 4. au6^6^Icn. 
 Sc6d'p?r, J. 1. ber ©c^QUfeler,:c.} 2. Orn. 
 
 ber irummfd^nabelj 3. vid. Scupper. 
 Scope, *. 1. ber Sdaum, ^Ia§, ©pielraum? 2. 
 
 ber ^njecf , bag 3icl 5 3. bie fidnge j — wheel, 
 
 bo8 @d^6pfrab. [frorbutif4>. 
 
 Scorbu'tic , — cftl , I. adj. ; II. — cailly, adv. 
 To Scorch, v.a.&n.i. fengen, brcnnen, bor* 
 
 reU) 2. (to — up) au&borreti. 
 Score, s. 1. baS ^erb^oljf 2. bie ^erbe, Sinie, 
 
 ber@trid)5 3. Mar. bie Stut^^ 4. bie Oled^= 
 
 nung, S>i(i)ti 5. bie ©d^ulbpoftj 6. bie Ur= 
 
 fa(!^e, ber ®runb^ r. ba§ alte ©(i^otf (=20) j 
 
 8. ein (©tein-)«S:o^tenmQp con 20Jt6rben5 
 
 9. Mvs. bie ^artitur , Sl^oten, three — , fc(^= 
 jigjfour— ,a(J^tjig. 
 
 To ScOre, v. a. 1. Qnferben, anfreibcn^ 2. auf 
 bieSile(J()nungfe§en, alSiSdbulb anfd&reibenj 
 3. Qnlegen (beim SB^ifl) 5 4. bcjei^nen, (- 
 under) untcrflrei(^en j 5. beimeffen, ju^rei^ 
 bcnj 6. Mus. in §3artitur bringcnj 7. Mar. 
 cinffigenj t>-out, augt^un, augflreic^en? 
 to — up, anfcbreiben, bcjeid^nen. 
 
 ScSred, adj. Bot. geftreift, QUSgefuri^t. 
 Sco'rer, s. ber 5Karqueur, ic. 
 Sco'ria, s. (pi. Scoriae) bieSc^Iadfen. 
 Scor|a'ceous, Sco'rjons, adj. fc^IadPig. 
 Scorjfjca'tion, s. T. bic SBerf(bla(Jfung. 
 To Sco'rjfy, v. a. (& n. fi6)) in ©4>ia*m »cr» 
 
 wanbein, oerfdjlacfen. 
 To Scorn, v. a. 1. perfpottcn, ^o^nen j 2. per» 
 
 f^md^en , fur unwiirbig gotten, oerad^ten. 
 Scorn ,s.i. ber ©pott , |>o^n} 2. bie S5crtt(^^» 
 
 tung j to make a — of, oerfpotten. 
 Scor'ner, s. ber ©potter, S5crdd^ter. 
 Scorn'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. »erd(^tUd^, 
 
 fpottifd^, ^o^nifd^, tro^ig j III. — ness, s. baft 
 
 ^6l)nif(^e, SSerddjtlic^e. 
 Scor'pion, s. 1. ber ©f orpion i 2. bic (Scipcl j 3. 
 
 ber ©ccfforpion 5 - fly, bie ©-flicge j — grass, 
 
 — "stail, Bot. l.baS9i}Zaufe6^r(^enj 2. ba§ 
 ©-enfraut, ber ©(bnecfenHecj — oil, baS©-» 
 (en)6l j — senna, bie ©-enforoniUe, —spider, 
 bie9}Unirfpinnej — 's-tail, bie perutianif(§e 
 ©onnenwenbe j — 's thorn , ber ©tcd^ginflcrj 
 
 — tick, bie ©-fpinne, — wort, bie ©-ennjurj. 
 Scot, s. l.ber ©cbottei 2.ber©(l^of, ICnt^eilj 
 
 3. bie IRec^nung, 3ed^e ? — and lot, ber ^farr= 
 fc^of } to pay — and lot, 1. ©teuem unb ®a= 
 bengeben, 2. M feller u. pfennig (^Uc8) 
 beja^lenj — free, 1. f(!^offrei} 2. ungeftraft. 
 
 ScStch, I. *. l.ber (ein=)©*nitt,btt8 ©(^nitt* 
 (ben , bie ^erbe j 2. baS ©(botti[(be 5 3. the — , 
 pi. bie ©(bottcn^ II. adj. fdtiottifcb j — gauze, 
 SO^arlt) 5 — hoppers, ba§ ^upffpielj — man, 
 ber ©d^ottej — rose, Bot. bie ^eiberofcj- 
 woman, bic ©(bottinn. [teufel. 
 
 Sco'ter, *. Orn. bie f(^njarje (Snte, berSBajfer- 
 
 Sco'tja [— 'shja], 5. Arch. bieSflinne, ^rinnc. 
 
 ScSt'jsh, ScSt'tish, adj. f(bottif(b. 
 
 ScSt'iand, s. Geog. ©(bottlanb. 
 
 Scot'oniy, s. Med. ber©d)n)inbel, ba§©rc^en. 
 
 ScSt'ticism, s. bie f(bottif(be ©pracbeigcnl^eit. 
 
 Scodn'dr^l, I. s. ber ©(buft, ©cburfe, 8ump5 
 II. adj. niebrig 5 fdjurfen^aft, fcbdnblitb. 
 
 Sc6un'dr?li§ra , s. bie ©(burjen^aftig!eit. 
 
 To ScoAr, V. I. a. 1. fAeuem, rciben, »if(^en, 
 fegcn 5 2. reinigen, fdubern 5 3. baben, fd()njem* 
 men 5 4. buribfireifen , an . . . ^inftreifen obcr 
 fa^rctt) II. n. 1. laufen, rennen? 2. fc^wdr* 
 men, ^erumftreifen, fa^rcnj 3. ben S^urd^faU 
 babcn. [fubrung&mittcl. 
 
 Scou'r?r, *. 1. ber ©d^eurer, jcj 2. baSTfb* 
 
 Scoiirge, s. \>k C^\x(S)t=Mut\)t , ©eipel. 
 
 To Scoiirge, 0. a. l.geifeln,peitf(^en)2. ji}(b= 
 
 Scoiir'^er, s. ber ©eifler. [tigen. 
 
 ScpiVrjng, I. *. 1. bie ©treiferei } 2. bieab» 
 fuljrenbc TCrjnei) II. comp. — ball , bie gledC- 
 fugcl J — barrel , N-m. 1. bic ©(beuertonnc J 
 
Scou 
 
 620 
 
 Scri 
 
 9. Hi SloUfQfj — drops, glecfroaffer, — 
 paper, (Sd)eucrpopter5 — sand, @(]^euerfant5j 
 — tub, Qoth. ttt§ S^e^faf. 
 
 Scout, s. 1. t>er ©(^ult^eif (in ^oUant)) 5 2. 
 (—watch) bic ^elbroad^e, ^atroUcj 3. l)er 
 ©pfi^er, ^unDf(^after5 4. Die :iC»i&iQ4>t. 
 
 To Scout, V. n. \ . patrolliren 5 2. f unbfc^often 5 
 fpionirenj v. a. mit |)ol)n suriicfweifen. 
 
 Sc8¥'?I, *. fccr Sfenroifi, SDfenbefcn. 
 
 Sc6^, s. Am, cin flQ(i^e§ ^a^rjcug. 
 
 To Sco^l, V. n. fauer (miirrifc^) fe^cn, f(^mol* 
 fen, brduen. [fci^cn. 
 
 Sco^l , s. Dcr murrifd^d ©lirf , t)a§ faure ^u&* 
 
 To Scrab'ble, v. n. & a. 1. frozen, [(^ar* 
 nnj 2. Fri^eln, (beOfc^micrenj 3. vid. To 
 Scramble. 
 
 Scrag, I. adj. bunit, magerj II. s, 1. l)a§ bunne 
 ©ing, 2. bQ§|>al&enbc (an einem gef(&la(^« 
 tcten @4>QfO. 
 
 Scrag'ged, Scrag'gy, I. adj. ; II. — ily, adv. 1, 
 bfinn, bfirre, mager j 2. rau^,^6cfrig,uneben} 
 ni. — ness, s. 1. Die Surrc, 5J{ag erf eit} 2.bie 
 4)6rfrigFeit, Uneben^eit. 
 
 To Scram'ble, v. n. 1. (nod^ @tma&) greifeti, 
 raffen, l^afd^en, ftd^ (barum) rei^enj 2. flet= 
 tern, flimmen5 to — up, erflettern. 
 
 Scram'ble, s. ba& ©reifen nad) @tn)a§, <&a= 
 fd(>en, bie aSalgerei, ic. 
 
 To Scranch, v. a. (i5w/wer,&c.)wW.Craunch. 
 
 Scrap , *. 1. bag (SBruc^O® turf j 2. baS fteine 
 @tfi(f, ber ©rodP en, ba§ <S(^m§el. 
 
 To Scrape, u. I. a. 1. f(^rapen, fd^arren, (— 
 out, au§5)fra§ett} 2. fc^aben, abfd^aben, (— 
 off) abpu^eu j to — up, 1. ouffd^arrenj Xfig- 
 Qufbringen^ n. n. 1. (aufberSSioUnc) ftiim? 
 pern, fiebcln) 2. cincn Jtra^fup madden 5 scrap- 
 ing knife, baS ©(babemeffer. 
 
 Scrape, s. 1. ber ^ra^fufi '-, 2. mdg. bie ^Iem» 
 me, SSerlegen^eit, jlcot^j 3. ber ^orb, bie 
 0leufe J — good, — penny, vid. Scraper, 2. 
 
 Scra'per, s. I. ber ©d^arrenbe, ©iabenbe, 
 :c.) 2. ber ©eij^alg, ^nicfer, ^ilj^ 3. bie 
 itra^biirfie , ber (^upO^bf^reidi^er,* T-s. 4. 
 ba& ©(babeifenj ©treid^eifenj Ttbftreid^eifen 5 
 Afar, ber ©d^raper^ 5. Typ. bie ©^abenin= 
 ge 5 — burnisher, ber (Sd^abcpoUrfla^t. 
 
 Scra'pjngs, s. pi. 1. baS ©d^abfel, bie (TCbO 
 ©d^ni^cli2. baS^e^ri(^t. 
 
 To Scratch, v.a.l. fra|en, fd^aben? 2. ger= 
 frozen} 3. ri§en, cinfd^neibenj 4. mit ben 3^d= 
 gein grobenj to - over, burtbflreid^en , to - 
 out, 1. ausfra^cnj 2. au§flreidi»en. 
 
 Scratch, s. 1. ber €flif , 9li|, bic @(bramme, 
 3?arbe5 2. bie leid^te SSunbe, 3 S-w. ber 
 ©aljflein, 4. (- bob) bie ©tu$perrucfej 5. 
 «-e«, pi. Vet. bie 5)?auf e , — back, ber 0lu(f en* 
 
 fra^erj — pan , bie ©iebcpfanne in Saliwers 
 
 fen? — work, Paint, gefra^te Lanier. 
 Scrat'cher, s. 1. ber ^Sra^er, :c.) 2. T-s. ba5 
 
 ^Rra§eifen 5 ©dfjabeifenj bie ^ratjbiirflc. 
 To Scrawl, v. I, a. fri§eln, fd^mierenj II. n. 
 
 vid. To Crawl. 
 
 Scrawl, .9. baS ©efri^el, ©efcbmiere. 
 Scraw'ler, s. ber ^ri^ler, ©c^mierer. 
 Scray, s. Orn. bie 5Kcerf(bnjaIbe. 
 To Screak, v. n. inel. quieten, (auf=)f<^r«en, 
 
 freif(ben, pfeifen, fcbroirren, fnarren. [fnarre. 
 Screak, s. inel. ba§ ©equiefe, ©efd^rei, ®es 
 To Scream , v. n. (to — out) lout (auf*) 
 
 f(^reien, freifd^cn. [©efdl^rei. 
 
 Scream, s. ber laute S^rei, bag (^ngft«) 
 Screa'mer, s. 1. bcr ©d|>reier5 2. Orn, ber 
 
 aBe()roogel. [3'2ad()teule). 
 
 To Screech, v. n. (dngfilid^) fc^reien (wie eine 
 Screech, s. ba§ ©efcbrei, — owl, boS v^fiu§« 
 
 (ften,bie3Xad^teule5— thrush, wieSchreight, l. 
 Screen , ,v. 1. ber (^euer=, ii6)U, ic) <Sd^irm 5 
 
 2. ber <Sd^u§ , W 55ecf c , ber SSor^ang 5 3. ber 
 0ldber, ba§ (®anb=)©ieb. 
 
 To Screen, ik a. 1. (be)fdbirmen, (be)f(bu5s 
 sen, bccfcnj 2. (bur(b)fieben , burd) (baS 
 fle^enbe @ieb) rocrfcn, burcbrdbern. 
 
 Screw, s. 1. ))it ©d^raube, M^ ©ewinbe, 2. 
 bag Uberbein am ^n^d^d eineS -^ferbe§j 3. 
 s-8, pi. ber*Jrbfall oongefaIftcn|)cluteni — 
 of the breech- pin, bic vKreusfd^roube (am 
 ^lintenfd^Iof ) 5 — castors , — ferrules, <B-rf 
 roUen^ — chace, I'yp. ber @-nra^men5 — 
 dock , bie <S-n=©ocfe (jum "^Tufwinben ber 
 @(biffc)3 — driver, ber @-n5iei;)er5 — fasten- 
 er, bie genfterfd^raubc, — hook, bcr<3-n» 
 bafen J — key of a press, Uz ©d^raube einer 
 ^reffe5 — nail, ber ©-nnagelj — nob, ber 
 ©-nfnopf, — plate, ba5@-nbled^, ©-neifcnj 
 — propeller, bie ard^imebifcbe ©d^raube(al8 
 bcwegenbe ^raft o.2)ampffd)iifen u.^ocomoti* 
 »cn)j — shell, )iU ©-nfcbnerte,— tap,l. ber 
 ©-nbobrer, 2. ber (S-njopfenj — tree, 5o(. 
 ber ©-nbaumj — wrench, bcr ©-nfcbliillel. 
 
 To Screw, v. a. 1. ian')^^vauUni 2. Jig, 
 trciben , fpannen , briicf en , prcfen, Hemmen 5 
 
 3. »erbreben,»erscrren5 4. iroingenj 5. er» 
 preffen, au^prefen, to — down, jufd^raubenj 
 to — up, 1. in bie ^obe fd^rauben, 2. fig. 
 ^6^tx bringen, crbo^en. 
 
 ScrewV, s. ber <S(braubenbe, ic 
 
 To Scrib'ble, v. a. k n. 1. fri$cln , [(bmieren, 
 
 fubeIn5 2.SSonebcd()eln. 
 Scrib'ble, s. baS ®eFri|eI, ©efd^miere. 
 Scrifb'bler, s. ber ©d^mitrer. 
 Scribe, s. 1. ber <B(breiber5 2. ber 3iotarht8 3 
 
 3. ber ©d^riftfteUer, ed^riftgelebrtc. 
 
Sen 
 
 621 
 
 Scur 
 
 To Scribe, v. a. Wood. (Dcn Umtif eine§9}lo= 
 
 tjcUg, ic.)sei(S&nen,reifen. 
 Scrimp, adj. fur?, f napp. [(^io 5 3. bie SKttppc. 
 Serine, s. 1. Dcr @*ranf, ed^rein^ 2. baS "Jfr^ 
 Scrip, s. 1. bic 3;af(^e, DaS fleine ^eUeifcn, 2. 
 
 Dos (bcfd^riebcne) ©tucf papier, t>er3ettel, 
 Scrip'tory, adj. f(^riftli(^. [Die Sif^C 
 
 ♦Scnfp'tural, arfj. fd^riftmapig, 35ibcl=. 
 Scrip'ture [— 'tshur], s. \>it (bef. ^eilige) 
 
 ©(^rift,a5ibcl. [gcle^rtc. 
 
 *Scrip'turist,*. let ©d)riftglaubige, 6(l^nft= 
 Scrit'pry , s. ba§ ©d^reibpult (mit gdc^ern), 
 
 bcr ®*rcibtif(^ , (@(^reib=)@c^ranF. 
 Scriv'ener, *. l.bcr6ffcntli(^e©c^reiber,,Rans 
 
 jcUifl, 2. ber ^gent, ©elbmofler. 
 ScrSb'jcle, s. bie Olinne, ber fleine ©rabcn. 
 Scrofula, s. Med. bie (Scrofel. [©crofulofe. 
 Scr5fuIou8, 1, adj. fcrofuloS j II. — ness, *. bQ& 
 Scr8g , s. vid. Shrub. 
 Scroll, *. 1. bicSfloUe,2iftC5 2. vid. Escrow; 3. 
 
 bie ^atronej 4. Arch, ber ©d)n6rfel, bie 
 
 @(l^necfc5 5. Her. ber "Streifen fur bie ©e= 
 
 mfc5 — springs, SfloU=(<Sta^l=)Sebern. 
 Scro'tocele, s. Surg, bcr ^obenbrud^. 
 Scro'tum , s. Anat. ber Ji)obenfarf. 
 To Scrub , V. I. a. ^eftig reiben, fd^euern, ab= 
 
 frozen 5 II. n. ftd() abmii^en, fii plagen. 
 Scrub, s. 1. ber f^umpfe aScfenj 2. coL ber 
 
 f Ictnc ,Scrl , »ffnirp§ j clenbe 5Kenfd(i 5 3. boS 
 
 Sumpenbing, ber SKifcb 5 4. bie ©(^inbmd^re j 
 
 — brush, Paint, bcr ©(^rupp = ^infel. 
 Scriib'bed , Scrub'by , odj. fc^mujig , fd)abig5 
 
 f*led^t, pcrfi(^tli(^. 
 Scriib'ber, ^. 1. bQ8 ,^ra$cifen, bie@d^arre5 
 
 2. or scrubbing brush , bic S^ruppburftc, 
 
 @(!^euerbiirfle. [jc. jum luflefcn. 
 
 Scruff, s. cot. BtM6)tn |)oIs, {Reifer, ,ffot)lcn, 
 Scru'ple, J. l.ber (®e»iffcnd«)3»eifeI,^nftop, 
 
 bicSBebcnflid^feiti 2. ber®crupel( V3 Sluent= 
 
 ^en)} 3.^g. bie ,SIeinigfeit, ba§ SBenigej 4. 
 
 Ast. ber (Scrupel, !5:i)eil, bie ^JKinutc. 
 To Scru'ple, u. n. & a. ffiebenfen tragcn, fid^ 
 
 cin (SeroijTcn madden (qu§). 
 Scru'pler, s. ber (dngfilid^e) 3n>cifler. 
 ScrupulOs'jty, s. bie ®ebenfli(^feit. 
 Scru'pulous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fingft= 
 
 li6i, bcbenfli(^ 5 2. geroiffen^aft 5 III. — ness, s. 
 Scru'table, adj. erforfd^Iif^. [bie95ebenfli(^feit. 
 Scrutineer', s. ber 9^ad^ forfcber, ^riifer. 
 To Scru'tjnTze, v. a. geuQu burd^fe^en, (nad^*) 
 
 forft^enj unterfuc^en, priifen^ erforfc^en. 
 Scru'tjnizer, s. ber 9^a(bfor[(^er, ^riifer. 
 Scru'tinous, adj. griibel^aft, eigenfinnig. 
 Scru'tjny, *. 1. baS^orfd^en, 5tad^forfd^en, gc* 
 
 noue Unit'fuc^en) 2. bie ©timmenpriifung, 
 
 bod @crutinium. 
 
 Scrutoire' [— tor'] , rid. Scritory. 
 Scrut'tle, s. Her. bie ,Rorn[d^n)ingc. 
 Scry, s. ber ^lug, |>aufe (pon SSogcln). 
 To Scud, V. n. laufcn, flic^cn, eilcn 5 to —under 
 
 bare poles , Mar. por Sop unb ZaM len^en. 
 Sciid, s. 1. ber(9flegcnO®up, ^la|regcn5 2. 
 
 bie fd^neU fliegcnbc SBolfe. [fortcitcn. 
 
 To Sciid'dle, v. w. vulg. (affectirtcr SBcifc) 
 Sciif'de, s. 1. bie aSttlgerei, ba& ^anbgcmcngcj 
 
 2. bQ8 ®cjQnf. [2. fid^ abnuit)cn. 
 To Scuffle, v. n. 1. fid^ balgcn, txd) raufcnj 
 Sciifrter, s. ber 9laufboIb. 
 
 To Sciilk, V. n. laufdjcn, laucm, fi(^ pcrficcfcn j 
 
 to — after, nad^fd^lcid^cn ) s-ing hole or place, 
 
 ber ©d^lupfipinfel, ba§ aScrfiecf. [3;rupp. 
 
 Scuik, s. opor^.bie 5)erbc, bcr ©c^roarm^ 
 
 Scul'kff, s. bcr [\6i SScrftccfenbe. "- -^ 
 
 Sciill, *. 1. bcr ©decibel, bie ^irnfcbalc^ 2. (— - 
 
 boat) bcr ^a^n, ba§ ficinc ®oot, bcr Goer 5 
 
 3. cin furjcs Sflubcrj 4. bcr S^odljcnfu^rcrj 
 iron — , bie ©turm()aubcj — cap, l. bie 
 {T^(x6iU)Wji%z, ^appcj 2. bie^icfelljaubcj 
 3. Bot. ba§ ©(^ilbfrout 5 — cracked, lud. per* 
 riicet, - fish, bcr iiber 23a^rc altc SBallfxft^. 
 
 To Sciill , V. a. (ein ffioot) mit c i n c m 0luber 
 
 pon ^inten fortbewegcn, wricfen. 
 Scufler» s. 1. bcr^a^n, ba§ ficinc SBootj 2. 
 
 ba8 ficinc Olubcrj 3. ber 3tad^cnful)rcr. 
 Scul'lerage, .v. bcreocrfuljrcrlo^n. 
 Scul'lery, *. bcr <Sd^cucrpla| , bic S!Baf(^banf, 
 
 ©piilfammcr. [©(^eucrfrou, ©piilmogb. 
 Scul'ljon, *. bcr Jtud^enjungc^ — wench, bic 
 Sciilp'tjle, adj. gropirt, gcftod^cn. 
 Sculp'tgr, s. 1. ber 93ilb^aucr, 95ilbfd^m$cr J 
 
 2. bcr ^upferflcdS)er. 
 Sculp'ture [— 'tshur] , s. 1. bic Silb^auercij 
 
 bQ§ ©d^ni^werf j 2. bie ^upferftcd^crfunfl. 
 *To Sculp'ture, v. a. 1. Qu§^QUcn, fd^nigcnj 
 
 2. ftcd^cn, fd^neibcnj 3. gramrcn. 
 Sciira, s. 1. bcr @(^aum?Sobcnfa|5 2./fg:.bcr 
 
 5Cbfd>aum , ^Cu§n>urf, bie ^efe. [abfc^locfcn. 
 To Sciim, 1). a. 1. (ab=)fd^dumcn) 2. Min. 
 Scum'ber [skum'm^r] , s. Sporf.bcr ^ud^Sfot^. 
 Scum'mer, s. bcr@d^auml6|fcl, bic @c^)Qumfctte. 
 Scup'p?r, s. Mar. (— hole) ba§ ©pcigttt. 
 Scurf, *. 1. bcr ©d^orf, ®rinb, bic Otdubc, 2. 
 
 bie .ffrufle, £)berfld(^e, Olinbc^ 3. bic Sad^Sfo* 
 Scur'fjness, s. ba§ ©d^orftgc, ©rinbigc. [relle. 
 Scur'fy, adj» fd^orftg, grinbig , rdubig. 
 Scur'ril(e) , Sciir'rilous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv, 
 
 1. grob f(^crscnb, poffen^aft, ^6^mf(b 5 2. nic* 
 
 brig , gemeinj III. — ness, Scurril'jty , *. bic 
 
 ^6bel^aftigfcit, ®cmcin()cit. [feit. 
 
 Sciir'vin^ss, s. bic®cmcinl)cit,9'iicbertrd4>tig* 
 Scur'vy, I. s. bcr ©cbttrbocf, ©corbutj II. adj. ; 
 
 III. - jly, adv. 1. fcorbutifd^j 2. grinbig. 
 
Scut 
 
 622 
 
 Sea 
 
 raubiQ,frd|i9} 3. \d)U6)t , Qmdn , t>tx&6)U 
 
 U6^, niiUxtxWiqi — grass , ba§ 2offeI!raut. 
 
 Scut, s. 1. Der ©tu^fd^wans, ©tu^i 2. 5por«. 
 
 To Sciitch, V. a. (^lad^S, :c.)bredjen,Hopfen5 
 
 8-ing engine, vid. Scntcher, 2. 
 Scut'cheQn, *. 1 . ber (ba8) <S(^ill) 5 2.t)asaBa= 
 
 penfd^ilDj 3. bQS©*Iiepbled)5 4. Ux<B6)lup 
 
 flcinj 5. £nt. i>a§ a3ruflf(^ilt5 5 6. /fort-*. 
 
 bag Sculirfd^ilb , To — graft, V. a. Qitfcljilben. 
 Sciit'ch?r, s. 1. Die ©d^njingc, 2. Die ^ege 
 
 mii^Ie, ^u§mafd)ine. [form) fc^ilDffirmig. 
 Scu'tellat^d , adj. f(t)uffelf6rmig , (or Scu'tj- 
 
 Scfit'tle, s, 1. DcrflQd^e^orbj ajJaftforb 5 2. 
 Dag ©itter, 3. Da8 ^UJe^IIod^ (Sflinne im 
 ^Ku^lFaflcn) j 4. Mar. bi? fleijic 8a?c, 0prin.g= 
 lufe, £ii!(^fonc5 5. bie ©ad^lufej 6. ber 
 
 ' f$neUe ®ang, furje <S(^ritt j — butt, — cask 
 bie auf bem SSerberf befefligte SBaffertonnc 
 (mit loiercdftger ^ffnung), - fish , vid. Cut- 
 tle, 1. 5 —hatch, MarMi ©priitglufenHoppe, 
 
 To Sciit'tle, v. I. n. vid.To Scud & To Scuddle; 
 II. a. (inben @(§iff&boDcn, :c.) fiod^er bo^ren. 
 
 Scythe, vid. Sithe. Scyf/i'ia, *.Geog.@ci)t^ien. 
 
 Scyt/i'jan, I. ad/. fCJ)tlJif(^5 II. *. Der ©Ct)t^e. 
 
 Sea, I. s. 1. bie (See, boS (SSeltoaJJeerj Mar. 
 
 2. a — , eine (<Sturj=)<ScC/ «• <'• ^o^e SBclIe, 
 
 3. bie (3)?eerc§=)SB6ge, ^lut^, by -, jur 
 ©ecj narrow — , bie 5)l-engc, ber ^ttital^ a 
 long — , bie regelmapigen, langen SSeHen 
 bcr@.) a short — , biefurjen, gcbrod^encn 
 SKeUen ber ®. j to lie under the - , fliUe lic= 
 gen, beiliegen (o. ®(|)iffen)5 II. comp. — 
 adder, bie ©-natter J — ape, Ich. ber ©offe, 
 bie ©-rale? — apple, Zool. ber©eeigel5 — 
 ball, Bot. & Pet. ber <B-haUi - bar, Ich. bie 
 ©-f(^njalbe5 — bat , bie ©-flebermauS, — 
 bear, ber ©-bdrj — beard, Bot. ber ^elfeits 
 wajferfabenj — beast, baS ©-unge^euerj — 
 beat, — beaten, com 9)f. (o. ber ©.) befpiilt) 
 
 — bee, bie ©-bremfe, rduberifd^e aBalfcrajTel, 
 
 — belt, ber ^ucfertangj — beluga, ber weife 
 iDelp^inj — bind weed, bie 5)J-»inbC5 — 
 biscuit, ber ^6ii^ilWkl)ad j — blubber, Zool. 
 bie ©-nejfel, 5K-galIerte , — board , I. s. bag 
 ©-ufer 5 II. adv. f-rodrt§ 5 — boat , bag ©-= 
 boot} — bord, — bordering, an bie ©. gren- 
 jcnb5 — boy, ber ©c^iffgjungci — breach, 
 ber@inbru(b ber©., bie Uberfd^wemmungj 
 
 — bream, — breme, /c/i. ber ©arfjioJTer,©acf5 
 braffcnj- breeze, bag ©-liiftd^en, ber ©-« 
 winbi — brief, ber ©-brief, ©d^iffgpafj — 
 buckthorn, ber ^affborn, ©-freusborn, — 
 bngloss, bag ©-ftranblungenfraut J — built, 
 ffir bie ©. erbaut, imaw. fte^enb,- cabbage, 
 
 — cale, — colcwort , ber 5!K-fo^l, ©-fol^I, — 
 
 calf, Zool. bag ©-falb, ber ©-^unb, — cam- 
 pion , bag ©-leimfraut, — cap , bie ©d^iffer* 
 mii^e, — captain, ber ©cbiffg « (Sopitdn, — 
 caravan , vid. Convoy, 3. 5 — carex , bag 
 ©anbrietgrag 5 — carnation, bie funfbldtte» 
 rige ©-nelfe, — carp, ber ©-farpfen? - cat, 
 ber getigerte ^ai , ^unbg^aij — celandine, 
 bag eifengraue ©(b^Ufrautj- chamomile, bie 
 ©-famiUe, — chart, bie ©-IParte,- chick- 
 weed, bag SKild^fraut, — coal, ©teinfo^Ie? 
 
 — coast, Ui ©-fiifte^ — cob, bie ©-meoe; — 
 cock , Ich. ber ©-J^a^n? — cock-roach, EnU 
 bie ©-affelj— compass,bcr ©-compaf? — coot, 
 Orn. Dcr ©-teufel, — cormorant, vid. — 
 crow ; — cow, bie ©-Ful^ 5 — cow teeth , vid. 
 
 — horse t. ; — crow, bic ©-frd^e, berSBafera 
 rabe 5 - cut , ber ,^uttelfifd^ 5 - daffodil, bic 
 aJl-narjifje, ©-lilic, — daisy, Zool. ber 5K- 
 bigfug, Ui ©-fd^eibej — devil, vid. Frog- 
 fish ; — dog, 1. Zool. ber ©-^unb, bielRobbe^ 
 2. * ber ^aififd^i - dotterel, Orn. ber ©-= 
 Kbi§ 5 — drag, Dag In^dngfel (wag fic^ an 
 ©(i^iffc on^dngt)? — drake, vid. — crow 
 
 — dragon, Ich. ber aJJ-bra4)e, ©d^merDt* 
 fifd^ 5 — duck , bie 50i-ente j — eagle , ber ©-» 
 abler, SK-ablerj — ear. Conch. Dag ©-o^rj 
 
 — eel , vid. Conger ; — egg , Zool. bag ©-< 
 ei,ber©-igel5 — fan(8),bag 5)i-moogi — 
 farer, ber ©-fairer 5— faring, jur©. fa^* 
 renbj — feathers , vid. — fan ; — fennel , ber 
 m-^zn6)tU - fig, bic 2Jf-feige5 - fight. Dag 
 ©-treffenj — fish, Der ©-fifd^j — foam, Der 
 ©-fd^aum 5 — fowl, Der ©-oogeU — fox, Ich. 
 Der ^ud^g^ai5 Mars. — gage, l.DicSBafTcrs 
 trad^t eineg ©d^iffeg j 2. Der ©wtiefenmcfferj 
 
 — garland, Boi.Die©-bIumc, ©-guirlanDcj 
 —gate, Der leere (^o^Ie) Olaum jwifc^en jwci 
 SBellen j — gates. Die 5Weeregn)ogcn, ^lut^ 5 — 
 gelly, vid. — blubber; — girdles, Der©-giir« 
 tel(ein ©-fd^njamm)5-god, Der SJi-gott^ 
 
 — going, pr ©ec gei^enD, ©ee=5 — gown, 
 Der fursdrmligc SKatrofenrorf? ^of-*.— grape. 
 Die SOl-binfen,— grass, Dag ?»t-grag,Der ©-» 
 tang? — green, Der ©teinbrecb 5 — greens, 
 UfcrldnDcr, bie ben ©pringflut^en auggefe|t 
 fxnb ) — groundling, — gudgeon, Ich. ber 5DJ-« 
 grunblingj — gull, bie ©-meoej— hand, bie 
 ©-^anb, ber^ingerforf 5 — hare, ber©4afe, 
 ^iemenwurm 5 — heath, Bot. bic ^ranf enic 5 — 
 hedge-hog, virf. — apple; — hen, bag S8a|fer« 
 ^u^n, 3:auier^u^n j — hog, bagaJt-fd^njcin 5 - 
 holly, — holm, Bot. bie5)?eer=5J?anngtreu j — 
 holm , bag (unbewo^nte) ©ilanb 5 — hooks, 
 ©-angel^afenj — horse, 1. bag ©-pferbd^en, 
 bic ©-raupcj 2. bag SBaUrop, ©-pferD5 3. * 
 Dag ^luf pferb j - horse teeth, SSaHrof sd^ne j 
 
Sea 
 
 623 
 
 Seal 
 
 — Island cotton , SJaumnjoUe con Den Snfcin 
 St. Simon unD Camberland , in ber 3^d^e be§ 
 65taate§ ©eorgienj — kail, — kale, vid.— 
 cabbage; — laces, ber SJI-faDen, SJl-ftrangj 
 —lamprey, Der ©d^i|f§l)alter, bte S-Iampretcj 
 
 — language, Die S-fprac^e, — lark , bie <25 » 
 lerd^e ) — lavender, vid. — thrift ; — leech, Der 
 ©-Mutegelj — leek, Die 5D^-jn)iebel 5 — lemon, 
 Conc/i.DieiDorigfc^necfej —letter, wie— brief; 
 
 — lettuce, Bot. Die SiSolfSmild) j — like , mic 
 Die B., f-d^nlid^, — lime-grass, Der @anD^a* 
 fer, Dtt§ |)ttargra§ j Mars, the deep — lead, 
 Da§ Sieflot^ 5 the deep — line. Die grof c 2ot^5 
 leine? — lion, Der ©-lowej— Hzard, Der 9}l-» 
 flinj) — loach , Die Jl^itgrunDel, — longs (— 
 lungs), pi. 1. Der 9)l-fd)aum) 2. Zooi. Die 
 @-lungei — loom, Orn. Der 33 untflug el, Sau* 
 d^erj- maid. Die ©irenej — mall. Die B-' 
 meuej — man, Der ©-mann: l. Der?3Jatrofej 
 2. Der iS-fat)rerj — manship, Die S-faf^rcr* 
 funft j — marge , Der © ranD , Die ,S:iippe 5 — 
 mark, Da§ ©-jeid^en , Die SanDfennungj — 
 martin. Die (S-fd^walbej — medic, Der ®- 
 fc^nerfenflec, — mell , vid. — mall ; — mew, 
 Die <S-me»e) — milkwort, Da§ 5)?ilci^frttut, 
 ©(i()ielfraut J — monster, vid. — ape; — 
 moon. Conch. Der monDfSrmige @-ftern) — 
 moss. Die J^oraUen 5 — mouse , Zool. Die (S-= 
 mauS, Der ® olDrourm 5 — mule, vid. — mall ; — 
 nacre, Conc/i.Die ©tccfmuft^elj — navel. Die 
 5K-bo^ne, Der 3)J-naI)el (©ecf et 0. © (^necf en) j 
 
 — navel-wort, Dq& (S-nabelfraut, Der 9J?ann§= 
 ^arnif(^5 — needle, Ich. Der j)taDeU)C(^t, Die 
 SDt-naDel 5 — nettle, utd— blubber ; — oak, Die 
 9J{-cid)e 5 — onion , Die SO^-jmiebelj — otter, 
 Die ©-otter 5 — owl, Ich. Der OJi-^afe, <B-^afe 5 
 
 — pad , Der ®-ftern , Die ©-quoppe j — pan- 
 ther, Der S^^unftf^) — parrot, vicf. Puffin, 
 1. 5 — partridge, Da& ©-rebtjuljn , Die ^unge ? 
 
 — pearch , Ich. Der (S-pcirfc^ j — pen , Zool. 
 Die ©-feDer, — pheasant , Orn. Der ©-fa fan, 
 DieESffelente, — pie, 1. Orn. Die50t-elftcr5 
 2. /c/i. Die 5K-fd^nepfej-piece, Da§ ©-j^iict, 
 ©-gemalDe 5 — pike, 1. vid. — needle ; 2. Der 
 ^feil^c(^t j —pink, Da§ graue ?rie(i^enDe 5Rau= 
 fe6^r^en ? — pond-weed , DaS 9K-fonnen^ 
 fronts — pool, Der ©aljfec , Die 9K-brarfe5 — 
 port, Der ©-^afenj — pudding, Zoo^ Die^e= 
 Deranemone , ^ronenneffel 5 - purse, ZooL 
 Der ©-beutelj — pursiain, -Bof.Der9)l-portu= 
 ladf )— pye, vid. — pie, 1. j — quadrant, Der 
 ©d^iffSquaDrantj — quince, Zool. Die©-* 
 quitter — raven, Der ©-robe?— risks, ©-gc« 
 fa^renj — rocket, Bot. Der 5W-fenf) — room, 
 We ©-rdumtc, Da§ mitt 9Keer , — rover, 1. Der 
 C-rduberj 2. Da5 giaubfdjiffi— mff, Ich. Die 
 
 ©-orfe, — rnsh,DQ& SlieDgraS j — samphire^ 
 Der 5W-fen(J^eI 5 — scorpion , Der ©-fforptpn J 
 
 — serpent, Dic ©-fcJ^lange, — service, Der 
 ©-Dienfi 5 — shark, Der ^aififd^ 5 — shell, Dit 
 ©-mufd^el,- shrub, Die ©-ftauDc; —sick, 
 
 1. f-fran!} 2. f(]^»inDIid()5 - side , Die (©-«) 
 .ffufte , Der ©tranD'j — side grape , BoU Di« 
 ©-traube 5 — sleeve , ZooZ. Die ©-ftt$e, 
 
 — slug , Die ©-f(i^ne(f c » — snail , Die SJc* 
 nu§muf(^el5 — snake, Die ©-ft^Iangej — 
 spoon. Die fioffelfd^necfcj — spurge. Die 
 ©tranDeup^orbie 5 — star, Bot. Der ©-|lcrn> 
 
 — star-flower, Zool. Die ©tcmblumej — 
 starwort. Die 9Ji-a|ter J — sticks, fette, nur 
 einmal ju cerpacfenDc ^(Jringej — stores, 
 ©djiff&oorrfit^ej — stream, ein langcr fc^ma* 
 ler ©tri(^ oon aneinonDer^SngenDcm 3)rcib- 
 eiS} Zool-s. — sun-crown, Dcr 5JJeDufen* 
 ftern i — sun-flower. Die 5)l-fonne } — surgeon, 
 Der ©d^iffSwunDarst J — swallow. Die gemeinc 
 50l-f(i^»albe5 — tags , — tangle, mie— wrack; 
 
 — term, Der ©d^iffSauSDrudf 5 — thrift. Die 
 ©-nclfe, Da& 5K-gra§5 — thrush, Ick. Die 
 9)i-amfel} — ticks, Die omcrifanifd(>e ^alD« 
 milbe^ — toad, Ich. Die ©-Fr5te5 — town, 
 Die ©-fiaDt,^afenftaDt J — trade, Der S-^an» 
 Del ) — turn , vid. — breeze; — turtle-dove, 
 Die S^aud^ertaube, Zool-s.— unicorn, Der 3?ar' 
 n)^5 — urchin, Der ©-igel) — ward, adv. 
 & adj, m6) Der ©. JU, f-mdrtS3 —ware, vid. 
 
 — wrack ; — water, Da§ ©-wafferj — wave» 
 Dic 3JJ-e§n)ogej — weed, Da§ 9)i-graS, Die 
 ©-neffel)- weeds, pi. '3(ftermoofe, ^Igen^ 
 
 — whaling voyage, (F. S. Abdy) , cine^a^rt 
 auf Den SBaUfif^fang , ®r5nIanD8fa^rt5 - 
 wind, Dcr ©-WinDj — withwind, vid. —bind 
 weed; — wolf, Ich. Der ©-raolfj — worm- 
 wood , Bot. Der ©-rocrmut^i — worthiness. 
 Die Sauglic^f eit in ©. juge^en, B-i)aUhcLX' 
 hit ) — worthy, f-^altenD 5 — wrack. Daft 9)i-s 
 graS , Dcr (©-s)Sang j — yoke , Mar. Die 
 ©teuertalje, SfluDertalie. 
 
 Seal, s. Zool. Der(gemeine)©ee^unD, Da§ ©ce» 
 f alb. Die Slobbe 5 — blubber , Der Olobbenfpedf % 
 
 — fish, Ich. Der ©tor 5 — killer, Dcr Stobbcn* 
 fd^ldgerj — oil, Der Otobbent^ranj — skins, 
 
 Otobben<©ee^unD§OSfHf- 
 
 Seal, s. 1. Da&©icgel,^etf(§aft5 2.Det©tcm» 
 pel 5 3. Die aSeflegelung ) ©eftdtigung 5 *► 
 Sport. Dic ^d^rte Der gif^otter, — key, cin 
 ^ctfd^irring? — ring, Der ©iegelring. 
 
 To Seal, v. a. 1. flegcln, bcficgcln, ccrflegclnj 
 
 2. ftempelnj 3. beftdtigenj to — up, 1. (ju)* 
 ftegeln, Pcrfiegcln 5 2, fig. Dcrfd^lief en. 
 
 Sea'l?r, s.l.Ux (SStC*)&i(giltX^ 2. Am.Uv 
 TCid^mcifler. 
 
Seal 
 
 624 
 
 Seco 
 
 Sga'ljng, s. r. ba&aSefcfligencmeS ©tfidPeg^oIj 
 Ob. (Sifcn in ©tein mit ^olj, S3Iei ob. 5}i6rtcl j 
 
 — wax, bag ©iegettadf 5 II. Der Sflobbcnfang. 
 Seam, s. 1 . bcr ©aum , bte 3^at)t j 2. t)ic ^uge 5 
 
 3. bic ©paltcj 4. bic S^arbej 5. bic ©fronts 
 mc, bcr dip) 6. vW. Seine; 7. Com. bcr 
 ©aunt) a — of corn, cine 8aft(8 58uf^cl) 
 ^orn5 a -of glass, 120 ^funb (SloSi 8. 
 8-s, pi, bie |)ornf(uft(©palteim^ufe)5 — 
 rent, bic Qufgefprungcne ^ai^t, ber^Rifj — 
 turner, cin Snftrument bcr ©attlcr jum SBcn* 
 ben ber S^a^t. 
 
 To Seam, v. a. l.sufammcnnci^cn, fdumen j 2. 
 
 jufammenffigen, cinfugcnj 3. f^jrammen, mit 
 
 S'Carbcn (bcs)5ci(i^nen. 
 Seam'l?8s, adj. o^nc S^al^t. 
 Seam'st^fT, ^. @incr ber nd^t, ber 5Kd^er. 
 Seam'str?8s, s. bie (SBeif =) D^d^erinn. 
 Sea'my , adj. tint ka\)t ^abenb , mit 9td^ten 5 
 
 — side, bic 5fa^tfeite, unrc(i)tc Btitt. 
 Sgan, utd. Seine. Sea'poy, vid. Sepoy. 
 Sear, I. adj. trocfcn, bfirre, locrroelfti II. s. 1. 
 
 bieSrocfcnl^cit, sDfirre} 2. bic ©tange (am 
 
 ^lintenfd^lof)) — cloth, vid. Cerectoth; — 
 
 spring, bie ©tongenfeber. 
 To Sear, v. a. 1. (— up, oerObrcnnenJengen? 
 
 2. auSbrennen 5 3. oustrocfncnj 4. locr^drten. 
 Scarce, s. ba§ fcinc @i?b. 
 To Search, v. a. k n. 1. fu(3^en, forf(3()Cn5 2. 
 
 unterfud^cnj to — out, erforfdE>en. 
 Search, s. 1. btt§ Bu6)tn, ^orf(^enj 2. bieUn= 
 
 tcrfu(3^ung, SBeftd^tigung j 3. bQ§3tQ^fpfiren^ 
 
 4. bas ©trebenj right of—, bQ§ jDur(3^fus 
 d^ungSred^tj to go in — of, auffu(i^en,na(l^= 
 ftreben? — warrant, ber |>au§fu(^ung§befe^l. 
 
 Sear'chable, adj. crfunbbar, crforfd^lic^. 
 
 Sear'cher , j. 1. bcr <Sud^er, ^orft^er, IC. 5 2, 
 Law, bcr 93efi(^tiger, SSifitatorj 3. ber itU 
 ^enbefd^aucr, bie Sobtenbefd^Querinnj 4. 
 Gun. ber ©tfirfprober, ©tu(foijt(ti)rer5 5. 
 bo§ asifitireifenj 6. Surg, bie ©onbc, T. ber 
 ffiuttcrboferer, ^dfebo^rcr. 
 
 Seaich'less, adj. unerforfc^lid^. 
 
 Sea'fon , s. 1. bic 3(l^r(f^)Sfit} 2. bic (rcd^tc 
 Ob. bcqucmc) ^titi 3. ber furje ^eitroum 5 4. 
 bic ©Qifonj 5. Sport. Ut Saufjeit) 6.^g:.bie 
 SBfirjej this-, biefcS Stt^r,^eucr5 out of 
 — , sur Unseit. 
 
 ToSea'^on, v. I. a. 1. wfirjcnj 2. milbcm, 
 mdf igen 5 3. abwanbcln, »er= ob. umdnbernj 4. 
 auswittern, trocfen werben laffenj 5. rcifen, 
 jur Sfleife bringen 5 6.gcro6^nen (an ein ^lima, 
 ac.)} II. n. 1. eingen>6^nen5 2. au§n)ittern. 
 
 fiea'^onaible, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. jur re^ten 
 3citongcbrad(>t, f(^tcEli4>, gelegen, paffcnbj 
 in. - ness, s. bic B6}idn^Uit, pgtid^feit. 
 
 Sea'son^r, s. 1. ber, bie, ba§ SBurjcnbcj 2. bic 
 SBfirje. 
 Sea'sonjng, s. 1. bie SBurjC) 2. s-g, pi. btC 
 
 ^u&njitterung (be& aSau^oIjeS) 5 3, Med. bag 
 .aUmaftebcr. 
 
 Seat, s. ber @i§: l. ber ©tuljl, (Scffcl,bic 
 SSanfi 2. bie ©telle, bcr Qfufcntljalt , bcr 
 SBo^nfi^J 3.bcr£anbri§5ba5 2uftf(l^lopj 4. 
 bie£age,berS5rtj 5. bcr ©(^aupla| j 6. ba$ 
 ®efdf , ^06) einc§ Statbtfiu^Ieg 5 — of a shirt, 
 bag |)intert^eil cines |)embc&j — of earth, 
 ber Sftafenft^ 5 — box, bcr ©i^faflcn j - fall, 
 ber ©i^faU, — rails, pi. bie ©trcifflangcn am 
 (^utf(^OS5ocf 5 - roll, ba§ ©i^polftcr. 
 
 To Seat, v. a. 1. fc^cn, Wc^cnj 2. flcUcn, 
 legcn, orbnen, 3. anfteUen, 4.befcftigen, fcft* 
 fc^cn) 5. (fi0) nieberlaffcnj to bes-ed, ft^cn 
 
 Seba'ceous , adj. unf(^kttartig , IS^alg = } — 
 glands, 3:algbrufen. [fdurc. 
 
 Seba9'jc, adj. Cliern. ^ttUj — acid , bic ^ctt* 
 
 Se'bate, *. Cliem. ba§ fcttfaurc ©alj. 
 
 Sebes'ten, s. Bot. bic ^ruflbcerc. 
 
 Se'cant , I. adj. burd^ft^ncibcnb J II. s. Geom. 
 bic ©ccantc. [trcnncn, au§f(^ciben. 
 
 To Secede', v. n. abge^cn, fK^ loS maiden, fid^ 
 
 Sece'der, s. bcr ^bgc^cnbc, JC. 
 
 To Secern', v. a. obfonbern, fidjten. 
 
 Secess', s. bie 5fbgefc^teben^eit. 
 
 SecSs'sion, s. 1. bag icbgc^en, bic (Sntfcrnung, 
 Srennungj 2. Med. bie ^Jfbfonbcrung. [ncn. 
 
 To Seclude', v. a. au§fdt)Ucpen,abfonbern, tren* 
 
 Seclii'sion, s. bie ^Tugfc^licpung. 
 
 Seclii'sive, adj. auSfdiliepcnb. 
 
 Sec'ond, adj. 1. bcr, bic, ba§ jwcitc, onbercj 
 
 2. nd<^fte, folgenbc, — best premium, bcr 
 3^ebenpreis, baS^cccfftt) goods of— quality, 
 mittclgute SBaaren, — hand, 1. aus ber jwei* 
 ten ^anb, jur jweitcn ^anbj 2. xd6ii ur* 
 fpninglid^, erborgt, untcrgeorbnetj 3. nid^t 
 neu, alt, (fcbon) gebrau(^t5 4. aufgerodrmtj 
 — rate, pom gwcitcn Olonge , mittelmdpig ) — 
 sight, bie ©e^ergabe, ®ciflerfct)crci , — sight- 
 ed, bic ®abe bcr ^rop()e8ciung ^abchb? ®ci« 
 ftcr fe^enb ) — sighted person, ba& ©onn* 
 tag&finb. 
 
 Sec'ond, s. 1. bcr ©ccunbant, ©cifianb , |)cl« 
 fer 5 2. Oiron., Mvs., Fenc, &c. bie ©ecunbc j 
 
 3. Tijp. a)bicjn)eite^ormbe§S5ogen§) b) 
 bic ©ignatur am 6nbc ber britten (Solumnc? 
 Corns, the — (bill of a set) of exchange, bci 
 ©ccunbaroe^fel 5 — in course, bie girirtc 
 ©ccunba. [ter|lit|en 5 2. unmittelbar folgcn. 
 
 To Sec'pnd, v. a. 1. fecunbircn, bcif!e^en, un« 
 Sec'pndariness, s. ber jweitcOrab, (Hang) bic 
 untergcorbnetc a5cf(i>affcn^cit. 
 Sec'ondatry, I. adj. ; II. — ily , adv. fccunbdr: 
 
Seco 
 
 625 
 
 See 
 
 1. ndc^flfolgenl) , »om jweiten ®rabe, utiter«]jSecure', I. adj. ; 
 gcorDnet; 2. entle^nt, abgeleitet, 3. nad>s| from... , tor .. 
 fite^ent ('ujiVA £)a#.); — circles, ^s^ s^ebett? To Secure', v. a. 
 
 II. ~ ly, adv. 1. ft(^cr (- 
 .) i 2. geiDif, ccrfK^crt. 
 1. gewi^ madden 5 2. (oerO 
 
 fid^ern) 3. fc^u^cn, bewoljrenj 4. ft(i^ »crfis 
 d^ern (einc§ >Dinge§, ic.)i 5. oerfi^liefen. 
 
 freife^ — fever, Med. >o§ ^iebcr in ^olge ei* 
 ner ^ranf ^eitsfrife 5 — (Hag-) feather , bic 
 
 l^intere ©cinjungfeberj —goods, Law?, gol* I iSecure'ness, *. Ue ©id^erljeit. 
 geguterj — salt, C/tem. baS 9)Jittelfa$j III.j SecuVer,>y. ber, bus ©id^ernbe, :c. 
 2. ber Unterbcamtetej 
 
 «. 1. bcr^bgeorbnete, 
 
 3. (— planet) Ast. bcrS^robant (eine§^lane» 
 Sec'ond?r , s. ber Untcrflii^er. [ten). 
 Sec'pndly, adv. jroeitcnS, pm jmeiten. 
 Se'crecy, *. 1. bie ^eimlicbfeit, SRerborgens 
 
 ^eiti 2. bie ®e^eim^altung, SSerfd)n)iegen= 
 
 ^eitj 3. bie Ginfamf eit, ^bgef(biebenbeitj in 
 
 — , in'd ©e^eim. 
 Se'cret, I. adj.; II.— ly, adv. l.gcbcim, ^cim^ 
 
 li(^, ocrborgenj 2. einfam, abgefcbieben? 3. 
 
 obfcon? III. J. 1. baS ©e^cimnif j 2. bcrge= 
 
 ^eimc3uf^Qnbi 3. s-s, pi. bieScbamt^eilej 
 
 in — ,in'S®e^eim. 
 Sec'r?tarj8hip, s. bie <SccrctfirfleUc. 
 Sec'retary, *. ber ©ecretdr: 1. bcr®e^eim= 
 
 ft^reiberj 2. ber ©(^reibtif(b 5 3. Om. ber 
 
 ©teljengeieri — of state, ber ©tatttgfecrc= 
 
 t&v, SKinifler. 
 To Secrete', v. a. 1. bei BdU legcn, t?erroa^= 
 
 rcn, uerfterfen^ 2. (fid^) oerbergenj 3. Anat. 
 
 obfonbern, ausfcbeiben- [geu(btigfeit. 
 
 Secre'tion, s. bie ^bfonbcruitg j abgefonbcrte 
 Secreti'tious, adj. obgefonbertj au6gcf(bieben. 
 Secre'tiven?88,*. Phren. ba§S5cr{)eimlid^ungS= 
 
 organ , ber S5erbeimli(^nng&trieb. 
 Se'cretn^ss, s. I. bie J|)etmlicbf eit, SSerborgcn^ 
 
 1;)iiti 2. baS ®el)eimni^, bieSSerfdjroiegen^eit. 
 Se'cretQry [or secre'tory], adj. jur (ti)icri= 
 
 fcben) Tibfonberung geborig 5 — vessels , ^b= 
 
 fonberungSgefdpe. [pm ^auen beS ©cbieferg. 
 Sect, s. 1. bie ©ecte^ T. ein ^nfirument 
 Secta'rian, I. adj. fectirifd) J II. s. or Sec'tary, 
 
 ber (Sectirer, ^arteigdnger. 
 Secta'rianifm, s. bie ©ectirerei. 
 Sec'tjle, adj. Min. fpaltbar. 
 Sec'tion, s. 1. ber ©(bnitt, (Sinfcbmtt,* 2. bie 
 
 ©ection? 3. ber ©urcbfcbnitt , bie S^eilung 5 
 
 4. bie ©ur(bf(bnittanrt(bt , bag ^rofiU 5. ber 
 5fbf(bnitt, X^eil, bie Tibt^eilung 5 6. Typ. bag 
 7rbfd)nitt6sei(bcn, ber ^aragrap^ [§]. 
 
 Sec'tor, s. Geom. 1. ber ©cctor, Tfu&fcbnitt, 
 
 2. bcr^roportionQU3irfel. 
 Sec'ular, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv.l. bunberfja^rs 
 
 U(bi 2. roeltlidpj III. s. 1. ber 2aie^ 2. ber 
 
 SBettgeiftlicbej IV. — ness, Secular'jty, s. 1. 
 
 ber roeltlid^e ©tanb^ 2. bie SBeltlicbfeit. 
 Seculariza'tion, .v. bie ©dcularifirung. 
 To Sec'ularize, v. a. fdcularifiren. 
 Sec'i^ndine, s. (bef. p^>bie3^ad^geburt. 
 I. 
 
 Secu'riform, adj. Bof. beilformig. 
 Secu'rjty , s. 1. bie ©id^crbeitj 2. bie ©enjip* 
 
 i)dt^ 3. bie ©orglofigf eit, 3u»erfi(btIi(bMt} 
 
 4. ber @(bu^} 5. bie SSerftcberung, ffiiirgs 
 
 fd^ttft, 6. ber SJiirge, 7. ba§ unbeweglicbe 
 
 Untcrpfoub, bie ^Dpot^ef j public securities, 
 
 funbirte @taat§fd}ulben. 
 Sedan', s. (-chair) ber SIragfef el, bicSdnftci 
 
 — cloth, bas ©eban=3)u(b. 
 Sedate', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gelaffen, gcfe^t, 
 
 gefapt, ru^ig j III. — ness, s. bie ©eiolfen^eit, 
 
 ^affung. 
 Sed'ative, I. adj. ftillcnb, bcrubigenb, befdnf* 
 
 tigenbi — salt , ba§ ©ebatiofalj, 11. s-s, pi. 
 
 befdnftigenbe 9J?ittel. 
 Sed'entarlness, s. 1. bQ§ ftdtc @i|en, bie ft^CttbC 
 
 gebenSort, 2. bie Unberocglicbfeit. 
 Sed'^ntary, ndj. 1. (mel) tx^cnb, mit »iclcm 
 
 ©i^en oerbunbenj 2. bleibenb , fcfl 5 3.utt* 
 
 t^tiQ, unberoegli^. 
 Sedge, s. (—grass) Bot. bie a5infen,baS Sticb* 
 
 graS? — bird, Orn. ber SBeibenjeifig. 
 Sedged, adj. auS ffiinfen gemod^t. 
 Sed'gy, adj. mit 95infcn beroatbfcn, f^ilfig. 
 Sed'im?nt, s. 1. ber (SSobenO'Sofe / 9tieber» 
 
 f(blag, bie ^efen, 2. ber ^ejfeU (ob. SBobcn*) 
 
 ©tein (hd ©ampffcffcin, 2c.). 
 Sed'iraentary , adj. ficb JU IBoben fe§enb, (DOtt 
 
 ®ebirg§arten) aufgefd^roemmt. 
 Sedi'tion, ,v. ber :M:ufftQnb , lufru^r. 
 Sedi'tionary, s. ber ^ufrii^rer. 
 Sedi'tious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. QUfrii^rer{|d(> 9 
 
 III. — ness , s. ba§^ufrubrerif(be,bie 9)leutc* 
 To Seduce', v. a. cerfii^ren, Derleiten. [rei. 
 Seduce'ment, Seduc'tJon, J. bie SSerfu^rung, 
 Sedu'cer, a-, ber SScrfiibrer. [SJerlettung. 
 
 Sedu'cible, adj. Derfiib^^bar. 
 Sediic'tjve , adj. oerfiibrerifd^. [^leip. 
 
 Sedu'ljty, Sed'uloysness , s. bie (SmflgFeit, ber 
 Sed'ulous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. emftg, fleifig. 
 See, s. ber (a5if(bof8=)©i^5 ba§ ©igt^umj 
 
 holy — , ber pdpf^Iifbe ©tuljl. 
 To See, v. ir. I. a. 1. fe^en, 2. beobad()ten, 
 
 finben, entbedfen, 3. pfeben, (Sorgetragen, 
 
 forgen (ba^ (Stma^ gef(beb<?/ mit fig. ace.) 5 4. 
 
 bcfu(beni 5. (Sefucbe) annebmenj 6. beglei= 
 
 teni T. erfttbrcn, crlebenj to — out, ganj ju* 
 
 fcben, hi^ an'§ (Snbe hzohix6)tcni II. n. 1. fc? 
 
 ben 5 2. einfeben, bcgreifcnj to 
 40 
 
 for, fe^en 
 
See 
 
 626 
 
 Self 
 
 nad^ . . . , fud^enj to — into , to — through, 
 ergrunben, burij^fd^aucn j to — to , fe^en nac^ 
 
 See, int. fie^e! [. . . , forgcn fur 
 
 Seed, s. 1. ber <Sttmc5 2. i5ie ©aat, 3. t>cr Ur= 
 fprungj 4. bos ®cfd(>Ie(^t,l)ie9ta(§fommen» 
 fioft j articles of — (or seeds), ©dmcrcicn j 
 
 — bed, i>Q§ 3;reibbcct5 — beetle, ber B-nU' 
 fcrj — bud, 1. ber (Sierflocf j 2. ber^rutbt* 
 fnotcn, — cake, ber ®trcufu(^en 5— case, u?d. 
 
 — vessel ; — coat, bie ©-n^ttut, ©-nbcdfe? — 
 corn , ba§ Saatforn, bie ©aatj — down , bie 
 |)aarifrone5 — lac, bcr <S-nlacf , vKSrnerlarf 5 
 
 — leaves, — lobes, tk B-nbUttCV, ,Kott)IebOs 
 nenj — lip (— leep, — lop), ber <S-nforb, 
 ©aeforbj — man, ber ©-n^finblcr 5 — oil, 
 fel au& ©amereicn , ©^logfil 5 — 's-man 
 (— man), 1. ber ©Qemann? 2. ber ©-n^nb= 
 lerj — pearl, bie S-nperlej — plat, — plot, 
 bie ©-nfc^ulcj — time, bie ^aiidt, ©aatjeit? 
 
 — trade, ber S-n^Qnbet, — vessel, 1. bie 
 grud^t^uUc, ^ai (S-nge^du5j 2. ^naf. ba& 
 ©-ngefdp. 
 
 To Seed, v. I. n. I.in@amettf4>iepen, ©.tra* 
 gen, fornenj 2. B. flreuen j II. a. befden. 
 
 See'd^d, adj. 1. ©amentragenb j ooUSamcn? 
 
 See'd?r, x. ber ®der. [2. i/er. befamt. 
 
 Seed'ljng, s. baS 8amengen)d(^g, junge ^fldns= 
 ^eil) — bed, vid. Seed-bed ; — flower, bie ®a= 
 menblume. [nod^ @amen [(bmecfenb. 
 
 See'dy, adj. 1. Doller ©amenj 2. fornreicb, 3. 
 
 See'ing, I. s. ba§ ©e^en^ ©eficbt, II. ( 
 that) conj. ba ^06). 
 
 To Seek, v. ir. a. & n. 1. fu(3^enj 2. trad^ten, 
 ftreben (nad^)5 3. on^ttltcn, P(ft bcwetbcn 
 (urn), to be to — , in J)^ot^, in SSerlegen^cit 
 fcin? to — out, ausfinbig madden. 
 
 See'ker, s. 1. ber ©uc^enbej 2. ber ©fleftifer. 
 
 To Seel, v. La. 1. Falc. tiii 2Cugcn jund^en, 
 blcnben? 2. tdfeln? II. n. 1. grau fiber ben 
 ^ugen werben (oon bunfein ^ferben) j 2. 
 Mar. ^eftig f(i)lingern, fxc^ umlegcn. 
 
 Seel, s. ba§ Sdfelmerf , ber getdfelte SSoben. 
 
 To Seem, v. n. fcbeinen, oorfommen. 
 
 See'm?r, s. ber ©d^einenbe. 
 
 See'mjng, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. anf(^einenb, 
 fd^einbar j III. s. baS :M:nfc^en3 ber (^n^ 
 B6)mi IV. — ness, s. bic ©d^einbarfeit. 
 
 Seem'lin^ss, s. bic (SBo^IO^nftdnbigfeit. 
 
 Seem'ly, I. adj. ; II. or — jly, adv. (tOO^U)an' 
 
 Segn, p. p. ». To See. [ftdnbig , f(§ideii(b. 
 
 SeV» *• !• ber ©e^enbej 2. bcr ©ebcr, ^ro= 
 p^et J 3. (oflinb.) ein ^funb. 
 
 Seer, vid. Sear. See'r^ss, s. bie ©el^erinn. 
 
 See'-saw, s. 1. bie <Sd^aufel j 2. baS ©^au= 
 felttj 3. bie SBe(^felbemegung5 4. ba§ jmcifei* 
 tige SIrumpfen im aK^if^fpicI. 
 
 To S5e'-8aw, v. n. fd(>aufcln, fidb ^in unb ^ei 
 
 bewcgen. 
 To Seethe, v. reg. k ir. a, & n. fleben, fodden* 
 Segar', vid. Cigar. 
 Seg'grum, s. Bot. bie SocobSblume. 
 Seg'ment, *. 1. ber ^bfcbnitt, bie ®d(>nittC5 2. 
 
 Geom. bag (Segment. 
 Seg'ovief , *. pi. eine ^rt geflreiftcr , unappre* 
 
 tirtcr SBoUenfloff au§ ©xeter. 
 To Seg'regate, v. a. (& n. fid^) abfonbcm. 
 Segregate, adj. (w. u.) abgefonbcrt. 
 Segrega'tion, s. bie TCbfonbcrung. [ab^ngig. 
 Seigneu'rjal [sinu' — ] , adj. ^crrfd^aftlic^ 5 un= 
 
 Seign'jpr [se'nyur] , s. ber ^err, ©runb^crr^. 
 (Srb^err, Sc^n^crr. 
 
 ♦Seign'iorage, s. 1. bic |)errfd(>Qft, S5bcrge* 
 malt i 2. ba§ .^crrcnrcd^t 5 3. bic aHunjgebfi^r. 
 
 *Seign'i9ry, s. bic ^crrfd^aft, bo§ ©ebict. 
 
 Seine, s. bag ©(blagcne^, ©agency. 
 
 Sei'zable, adj. ttjcgsune^mcn, cinjusie^en 
 
 To Seize, v. a. (— on, upon) 1, ergrcifcn, paU 
 fen 5 2. onfaUen^ 3. fi^ bemdd^tigen, wegne^* 
 men 5 Laws. 4. auSpfdnbcn^ 5. oer^aften, 
 einjie^en, 6. mit SSefcblag bctegenj T. bcfe/Hs 
 gen 5 Mar. btnbfein, fcfibinbcnj to be seized 
 of... , im Sefi^ fein oon 
 
 Sei'z^r, s. 1. ber ©rgreifcri 2. vid. Seizor. 
 
 Sei'zin, s. Law, 1. bie Grgrcifung, SBcgna^mC;- 
 ©efiina^mcj 2. ber SSefi^j 3. ber SBerboft, 
 a5efd()Iag, bic (ginjieljung. [<^rcusbinbfcl. 
 
 Sei'zing, s. Mar. ba§ SSinbfel j snaked — , baS^ 
 
 Sei'zpr, s. Law, ber SBefd^lagne^mcr, iu§s 
 pfdnber, SBerMmmerer. 
 
 Sei'zure [— 'zhur] , *. 1. bie Srgreifung 5 2. bie 
 S5cr^aftung5 3. t)k SBcgna^me, ®efi^nof)mef 
 4. bie ©injietjung, ber Sefcblagj 5. ber Sdt= 
 fi§5 6. ba§ roeggenommene, etngejogenc, lucr* 
 fallene ®utj T. bcr plo^Iid^e 'Kn^aU (eincr 
 ^ranf ^eit) 5 B. bo§ :jfnflofen (im Olebcn). 
 
 Secant, adj. Her. fi^enb. Sel'dom, adv. fettcn. 
 
 To Select', v. a. au§n)d^Ien, auSlefcn. 
 
 Select', I. adj. auScrwdblt , auScrlcfcn, II. - 
 ness, s. bic ^uSerlefen^ eit. 
 
 Selec'tion, s. bie lu&lefung, ITuSwa^I. 
 
 Selec'tQr, s. 1. ber ^iCuSmd^lcnbej 2, fig. bie 
 aSlumenlefc, Tfnt^ologie. 
 
 Sel'enite , s. Min. ber ©clenil , ©picgclfpot^. 
 
 SelenQgraph'jc, — cal, adj. feIenograp^ifdf>, 
 9J{onb=. 
 
 SelenSg'raphy, s. bic 9Konbbefd(>reibung. 
 
 Self, I. pron. fclbft j II. adj. cigcnj III. s. 1 
 bas ©clbft, Z^i 2. bie^erfon,- one's — , mait 
 felbfl, n^felbflj m^ ^dufig in 3jf$gn. : - 
 acting, f-»irf enb, fxd^ felbfl rcgulircnb } T-s.- 
 acting (or— actor) mule, cine f-fpinnenbc 9JJu* 
 lesOJJafd&ine, f-»irfenbe SKuIej -acting plane^ 
 
Self 
 
 627 
 
 Sena 
 
 eiae f-wirfenbc Olampc 5 — active, f-t^attg, 
 
 — assumption , — conceit , — conceitedness, 
 bcr @i9enl)unf el ? — confidence , t)a§ <S-oer= 
 trauenj — consequence, t)ie 5Sid(>tigfcit ei= 
 ner ©ad^e an unD fur fi (l(>fe 16 j^j — convicted 
 imSnnern uberjeugti — conviction, W in- 
 nere Uberjeugungj — deceit, — deception 
 
 — delusion, ber ©-bt'trug , t>ic (S-tdufc^ung 5 
 
 — defence, tie ©-oert^eit)igung } — denial, 
 bie <S-oerIdugnung j — dependence, bie Utt= 
 ab^dngigfeit, ©elb(ft)ftdnbigfeit5 — depen 
 dent, unab^dngig 5 — destruction , bic ©- 
 lo^rnid^tung , ber ©-morb, — devotion, bie 
 S-aufopferung, ©-oerldugnungj — ended, 
 eigennu^igi — evidence, bie "Jfugenfttjeinlic^s 
 ttito — evident, Qugenf(i()emlid^ , Har an fK^j 
 
 — excellency , bie innerc S5urtrejflid(>feit j — 
 exile, bie ©-oerbannungj — existence, ba& 
 unttb^dngigc Safein, bie 6-fldnbigfeitj — 
 extinguisher, cin f-mirfenber 2id>tbttmpferj 
 
 — glorious, citel, ru^mrebig , pra^Icrifc^ 5 — 
 heal, utd. Sanicle; — importance, ba§ ©C* 
 W feiner SBit^tigfeit^ — important, fic^ 
 roid()tig bunfenb j — indulgence, bie ^a6)\i6)t 
 gcgen M felbft 5 — interest, ber 6igennu§5 
 
 — interested, eigcnnu^ig j — interestedness, 
 W @tgennu§igf eitj — knowledge, bie©-» 
 f enntnip , — love , bie (S-liebe 5 — mettle, ber 
 eigne Giferj — moved , au^ eigenem Sriebe, 
 »on felbft, — murder, ber ©-rnorb 5 — opens, 
 Min. naturlic^e ®ruben ob. Jpo^Iungen, — 
 opinion, ber ©igenbunfel j — possession , tiiz 
 ©-be^errf(^ung,®eifte§gegemT3art^ — praise, 
 baS iS-lobj — renunciation , bie <S-oerIdug= 
 nungj — repelling, bur(^ fid> fclbfl riicfroirs 
 fenb) — respect, bie ®-0(^tungi — restraint, 
 ber @-jwang5 — righteous, f-gerec^t? — 
 aacrifice , bie iS-ttUfopferung 3 — same , inel. 
 cben berfelbei — satisfaction, baS <S-\>ers 
 gniigen, bie ©-freube, — seeker, ber (Sgoiftj 
 
 — seeking, fiir ficb (felbfl juerfl) forgenb, 
 cgoiftif(^ i — sufficiency, bie S-geniigfamf eit j 
 
 — sufficient, f-geniigfamj — victory, bie©-* 
 uberroinbung, — wiil,ber@igen»iae5 — will- 
 ed, eigcnnjiUig, — wise , f-flug , eingebilbet. 
 
 Sel'fish, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. egoiftifd^, felbft» 
 fuc^tig , felbflifd) , III. — ness , s, Ui 
 ©elbflfuc^t, ber (ggoiSmuS, (gigennu^. 
 
 To Sell, V. ir. I. a. oerfaufen, per^anbeln? to 
 
 — off or out, bQ§ Soger rdumen , auSoerfau* 
 fen J II. n. 1. l)onbeln5 2. fid} pcrhufen, abge* 
 ^en j to — at . . . , im ^preife ob. Gourfe fle^cn 
 ju . . . Hu Men f ommen auf . . . 5 s-ing price, 
 ber SSerFaufgpreiS. [ber ^niefe^Ie) 
 
 Sel'land?r, s. Kef. ber 9ldpfen (bie Sfldube an 
 Sel'I?r, s. ber SSerldufer. 
 
 Sel'lery, vid. Celery. [Mar. ber <£>rropp. 
 
 SelVage, Sel'v?(d)ge , s. 1. bie ©a^lleipej 2. 
 
 To Sel'vage, v. a. einfaffen, fdumen, borten. 
 
 Selves, pron. (pi. con Self) felbj^. 
 
 Sem'blance, s. 1. ber @(^ein, *iCufenf(^cin} 2. 
 bie®efiaUj3.bie'S^nIi*!eit. 
 
 To Sem'ble, v. a. nat^abmen. 
 
 Sem'}-, comp. batb j — annual , ^albid^rigj — 
 annular, balbrunbj — bref, — breve, Mus, 
 bie ganje Slactnotej — circle, ber 4)alb8irfel j 
 
 — circular, balbrunbj — colon, baS ©emifo» 
 Ion j — cylindric, — cal, Bot. ^albwaljenffir* 
 mig ) — demiquaver, vid. Demi-semiquaver ; 
 
 — diameter, Gcom. ber ^albmefferj — dia- 
 pente, Mus. bie oerminberte SluintCj — dia- 
 phanous, ^alb bur(bfi(btig) — double, I. s. 
 Rom. Cath. bic OJiittelfeierj II. adj, Bot, 
 ^alb gefulltj — tloret, bie ^albblume^ — 
 flosculous, auS |)albblum(ben beftei^enbj- 
 fluid, ^albpuffig 5 — globular, ^albfugeligj - 
 lunar , — lunary , ^albmonbf5rmig 5 — mem- 
 branous, Anat. ^alb^dutigj — metal, ba§ 
 ^albmetaHj — nervous, ^albpccbftg > — ordi- 
 nate, Geom. lit (^albc) £)rbinatc j — pe'dal, 
 ^albfupigj — pellucid, ^albburtbficbtigj — 
 perspicuous, balbflarj — quadrate, — quar- 
 tile, Ast. ber ^albgeoierteScbein? — quaver, 
 bie (Sed^se^nt^eilnote 5 — spheric, — cal, ^alb« 
 fugelformig 5 — tertian, ba& ^alb=breitdgigc 
 gieberj Afw*-*.— tone, ber l)albe 3:on,^alb» 
 ton? — tonic, ^romatif^ j— transept, Arch. 
 ber ^albe ^reusflugel, c/. Transept ;— vowel, 
 ber |)alboocal. 
 
 Sem'lnal, adj. 1. @amen betreffenb, ©amen*j 
 2. im ©amen ent()alten, urfpriinglic^ 5 — 
 leaves, Bot. bie ©amcnbldtter. 
 
 Seminal'jty, s. bie ©amenfraftj ber 6ame. 
 
 Sem'jnarist, s. ber ©eminarifl, 7(rumnu§. 
 
 Sem'inary, I. s. 1. vid. Nursery ; 2. bie^flanj* 
 f(buie, (grjie^ungS* (SSorbereitungSO^nflalt, 
 baS ©eminariunt) 3. vid. Seminarist; II. adj, 
 1. ben (Samen betreffenbj 2. 6eminar*j — 
 vessels, ©amengefdfe. [breiten. 
 
 ToSem'inate, v. a. 1. fden, befdenj 2. oers 
 
 Semina'tion , 5. 1. baS ©den^ 2. bie SSefdung, 
 SBefamung. [tragenb , <Samen erjeugenb. 
 
 Semjnif^rous, Semjnif ic , — cal , adj. ©amcil 
 
 Seminifica'tion, s. bie SSiefamung, SSefrutbtung. 
 
 Sempervi'rent, adj. immergriin. 
 
 Sem'pervlve, *. Bot. baS Sn^mcrgrun. 
 
 Sempiter'nal , adj. immerwdbrenb. [e»igf eit 
 
 Sempiter'nity , s. bie immerwd^rcnbc ©auer, 
 
 Sem'ster, &c. vid. Seamster. 
 
 Sen'?iry , adj. fe(^§ betreffenb obcr ent^altcnbj 
 the — number, bie M^l fe(b§. 
 
 S^n'ate, s. ber ©enat, 3latb. 
 40* 
 
Sena 
 
 628 
 
 Sepa 
 
 Sen'ator. s. Ux ©cnator, 9lat^§^err. 
 
 Senato'rjal , I. or Senato'rian , adj. ; II. — ly, 
 adv. fenatorifd^, <Senator=. 
 
 Sen'atorship, s. Die (Senator(§)rourbc. 
 
 To Send, v. ir. I. a. I. (QU(^ n.) fenben, fd^iif eu 5 
 2. aborDnenj 3. liberfenben, jufc^irfen? 4. 
 fc^cnfcn, geiDCt^ren, ocrld^en, 5. fliegen laf= 
 fen, rocrfen, fd^iepen? to — forth, 1. ()er\)ors 
 bringen, ju Stage fortern , Don fic^ geben j 2. 
 uuftreibenj to — in (up, (fee.) one's name 
 fic^ (an)mclbett laJTen, to — upon , 5ufd)icfen, 
 sufiigeu} II. n. Mar. jn)if(^en jroei SBellen 
 ftampfen (o. ©(i^iffen). 
 
 Sen'der, j. Der ©c^icfenbe, (IbO'Scnber. 
 
 Sen'eca, Sen'eka, s. — gura, t)a§ ©encgal- 
 ®ummi> — root, Bot. tie ,Klapperfc^Iangen= 
 TOurjet. [fi^uU. 
 
 Sen'eschal [— shal or sen'jskal] , s. feer (Bene= 
 
 Senes'cence, s. baS TCltnjerDcn, t)ieS5eraltung. 
 
 Sen'green, s. Bot-s. 1. Die ^augwurji 2. bag 
 <Sinngriin. [ial)rt. 
 
 Se'njie, adj. ju ^ol)em Tflter ge()6rig, ^o(^be= 
 
 Senil'ity , *. t)QS l)oi)e TTlter. 
 
 Se'njpr, I. af/i.terdlterej — officers, SSeteran= 
 2)fficicre5— warden, F-mMx erftelCuffe^erj 
 II. .V. 1. Dertltefte (im TCmte), ©eniorj 2. 
 bcr beJQl)rte ^Jann, ©reig. 
 
 Sen.iOr'ity, s. I. bag ^o^ere Tflterj 2. baS Se= 
 nioratjS. ba&ICmtgalter. 
 
 Sen'na, s. bie ©encgpflanje. [nal ob. ©tucf. 
 
 Sen'net, *. baS 3inf^orn= (3'-rompctcn-) <Sigs 
 
 Sen'njght [— 'njt.] , .v. a(i^t S^age, bie SKoc^e^ 
 thi.s day — (ago), ^eute t)or a(^t Xagen j this 
 day — (to come) , ^eute liber a(^t Sage. 
 
 Senoc'ular , adj. fedjgciugig. 
 
 Sensa'tion , s.\. bag (Empfinbung8t>erm6geni 
 2. bie empfinbungj 3. ber ©inbrurfj 4. baS 
 "Kuffe^en. 
 
 Sense, .v. 1. ber ©inn, 2. ber SSerflanb , bie 
 aSernunft ^ 3. ber SSegriffj 4. bie SScbeutung^ 
 
 ' 5. bie SKeinung j 6. 'biz SSefinnung, (gmpfin= 
 bung, (Smpfinbfamfcit j 7. \i<xf> ©cfii^I. 
 
 Sense'less, I. adj.\ II. — ly, adv. ftnnlo§: 1. 
 befinnunggloS, lebloSi 2. unoernflnftig , un= 
 gereimt, bummi 3. flump ffmnig, gefiit)llog^ 
 4. unbcrouptj HI. — ness , *. 1. bie (SinnIo= 
 figfeiti 2. Die ©cfu^tlofigfeitj 3. bie Unocr^ 
 fldnbigfcit, Ungereimt^eit. 
 
 Sensjbil'jty, .v. I. Die ©mpfinbbarFcit , ba§ ®e= 
 fubU 2. bie (SmpfinDfamf cit, empfdnglid^f dt, 
 bag fdne ®efii^l, 3ttrtgefu^lj 3. bie em= 
 pfinblidjfcit. 
 
 Sen'sjble. I. adj.; IT. — ly , ado. 1. empfinb= 
 bar, fiiblbar, merfbar, merfUcb, 2. finnlitb 
 (empnnDenD)5 3. empfinDfam, gefii^looU, em^ 
 pfdnglid^i 4. cmpfinblif^, reisbarj 5. fd^merj^ 
 
 ^aft j 6. col. »?erfl5nbig, benfcnb , flug j to be 
 — of...,®efu^l^abcnfur...,empfinben,mer» 
 fen, fe^en, roiffen, iiberjeugt (eingebenf) feinj 
 
 — note, or III. s. Mus. bie grofe ©eptime^ 
 IV. — ness, s. 1. vid. Sensibility; 2. baS 
 (peinli^e) SBcmuptfdn, ber ©cbmcrs, 3. col. 
 bag SSerniinftige, ber @inn, bie^lug^eit. 
 
 Sen'sjtTve, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. empfin* 
 tenb, finnlictij 2, ftnnli(^ (n)a()rne()mbar)5 3. 
 ful)lbar, merfUd^ 5 4. empfinbfam, empfinbli(^ 5 
 jBot-^. — fern , ber ^u^lfarn, — plant, bie 
 ©innpflansej III. — ness , *. 1. bie ®tnnlic^« 
 Hxth 2. bie @mpfinbunggfd^ig!eit, ^mpfinb* 
 famfeitj 3. bie ©mpfinblicbfeit. 
 
 Senso'rium, Sen'sory, .v.l.bag ®innen= ob.(5m* 
 pfinbunggiDcrfjeugj 2. ber (5mpfinbunggjt$. 
 
 Sen'sual [— 'shu — ] , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv, 
 finnlicb, WOllufiigj III. — ness, *Sen'sQalifm, 
 * Sen'sualjty, s. bie ©innlitb? eit. [ling. 
 
 *Sen'8ualist, .9. bcr |xnnti(be9}fenf(^j SBoUilft* 
 
 *To Sen'sualize, v. a. finnlicb macben: 1. jur 
 <2innli(bfdt reigen, 2. oerfinnU(ben. 
 
 *Sen'suou8, adj. bie @inne rut)renb. 
 
 Sent, 'pret. & p. p. 0. To Send. 
 
 Sen't^nce, s, 1. ber (9lecbtgO©ptU(b/ ba§Ur» 
 tbeil J 2. bie ©entenj, ber ©innfpru^ , 2e^r* 
 fprucb) 3. ber ({Hebe=)Sa|,bie^eriobej 4- 
 s 8, pi. Mus. 3n)tf(benfd|e. 
 
 To Sen'tence, v. a. t»erurt()dten. 
 
 Senten'tial, adj. 1. ©cntenjen ent()altenbj 2. 
 ben (9lebe=)®ci§ betreffenb. 
 
 Senten'tious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. fprUiJ^reid^, 
 fpruc^mdpig , biinbig, fententiog^ III. — ness, 
 s. bag ©pruirei(^e, bie JBunbigfeit, ©eban* 
 tenfiille. [bag empfinbenbe 5Befen. 
 
 Sen'tjent [— 'shj — ] , I. adj. cmpfinbenb J II. *. 
 
 Sen'tjraent, s. 1. bic ©en!art , 5)?dnung , ®c« 
 finnungi 2. ber®ebanfe (opp. Tfugbrucf) > 3. 
 bie ©mpfinbung, bag ©efii^l. 
 
 Sentimen'tal , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. finn* 
 reid^5 2 cmpfinbfam^ 3. empfinbelnb , fenti* 
 
 Sent.imen'talism , .v. bie ©mpftnbelei. [mental. 
 
 Sentimen'talist, s. ber Gmpfinbler. [pfinbelei. 
 
 Sentjmental'ity, s. Uc ©entimentalitdt, (Sm* 
 
 Sen'tjnel, Sen'try, s. bie ©(bilbmod^e j — box, 
 bag ©cbilbcr^aug. 
 
 Sen'vy, .v. Bot. ber <Senf. 
 
 Se'pal, s. Bot. bag ^d6)Uatt. [Ii6)hlt. 
 
 Separabil'jty, ,v. Die Srennbarfeit, 3crtrenns 
 
 Sep'arable , I. adj. trennbar , jertrennU(i(> 5 II. 
 
 — ness , s. n)ie Separability. 
 
 To Sep'arate, v. a. (&. n. fi(b) trcnncn, (ab« 
 
 Ob. augs)fonbern, fcbeibcn. 
 Sep'arate, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. getrennt, ob* 
 
 gefonbert, abgefcbieben, befonberg^ Corns. 
 
 — account, bie ©eparat=0led{)nung5 — trade, 
 
Sepa 
 
 629 
 
 Scrp 
 
 vid. Proper-trade ; III. — ness , s. ier abgc« 
 
 font)ertc 3uftanD, bie ®ef(^ieben^eit. 
 Separa'tion, s. 1. tk Srennung, ©d^eiDung 
 
 (au(^ C7iem.)5 2. bie g^etrennung. 
 Separatist, j. ber ©eparatift, ©onbcrling. 
 Sep'arator, *. 1. ber Xrenncnbej 2. s-s, pf.bie 
 
 oier mittleren SJorberjd^ne eincg ^ferbeg. 
 Sep'^r^^tory, I. adj. jur ^bfoitberung ge^origj 
 
 — ducts, IbfonberungSgefdfe } n. s. i. C/iem. 
 
 ber @(&cibetri(^tcr} 2. 5«rg:. ba$ (Sc^eibc^ 
 Sep'i™?nt» *• ^SJ^ ^^«»- [meffer. 
 
 Se'poy, s. ber bei ber oflinb. (Sompagnie als 
 
 Snfanterift bienenbe S)ftinbier. 
 Seps , s. Zool. ber @cp& (Kxt giftige (gibe(^fe). 
 Sept, *. ber ©tamm, ba§ ©cfc^Ied^t. 
 Septangle, *. t)a& ©icbencdf. 
 Septan' gular, adj. jiebenecfig, fiebenminflig. 
 S?ptem'b?r, s. ber (5Ronat) September. 
 Sep'tenary , I. or Septena'rjons, adj. au& fic= 
 
 ben befle^enb 5 II. s. bie (Sieben, 3al^l fiebcn. 
 Septen'njal, I. adj. iiebcnjd()rig) II. — ly,adt\ 
 
 fiebenifi^rlid^. [nSrblii , mitternadfjtUii^. 
 S^pten'trjpn , I. s. ber S^Jorbj II. or — al, adj. 
 Sep'Mc, I. or — cal, adj. faulenb, bic ^duU 
 
 nip befSrbernb 5 II. s-s , s. pi. gdulnip beroir* 
 Septilat'?ral, adj. fiebenfeitig. [fenbe ©toffc. 
 Septuag'enary, I. adj. fiebjigidl)rigi II. or 
 
 Septuagenarian, s. berfSiebjigjd^rige. 
 Septuages'imai» adj. au§ fiebsigbefle^enl), fieb= 
 Sep'tuagifnt, s. bic ©eptuagintQ. [jigjd^rig. 
 Sep't"P'e, adj. jiebcnftttb. [ge^orig, ®rabeg». 
 SepuKghr^il, adj. jum ®rttbe ober SegrdbniJTe 
 Sep'ulchre, s. baS (55rab, ©robmol, bie ®rab= 
 
 ftdtte, ®ruft. [beerbi^en, beflatten. 
 
 To Sepul'ghre [or sep'ulkur] , u. a. bcgraben, 
 Sep'ulture [— tshur], s. I.bieffieerbigung3 2. 
 
 basaSegrdbnip, ®rab. 
 Seqna'cious, I. adj. folgenbj Icnffuni) II.— 
 
 ness, Sequa9'ity, s. bie ^olgfamFeit , 8en!fam= 
 Se'quel, s. 1. bie ^olge j 2. ber Srfolg. [!eit. 
 Se'quence, *. 1. bie §oIge, ^^ac^folgc, 2. ber 
 
 SSerfoIgj 3. Mus. lik ©equenj. 
 Se'quent, adj. folgenb. 
 To Seques'ter, To Seques'trate, v. a. I. ob* 
 
 fonbern,n5egrdumen5 2. trenncn, cntfernen, 
 
 entjie^enj 3. Law, fequeflriren , in SSefc^log 
 
 ne^mcni 4. auSsie^en, arm mad(>en. 
 Seques'trable, adj. 1. objufonbem, trennbar^ 
 
 2. entjie^bar J 3. ju fequeftriren. 
 Sequestra'tion, s. 1. Law, tie ©equeftrotion 5 
 
 2. bie (Sntjiei^ungj 3. bie 5(bfonbcrung. 
 Sequestra'tQf, Sequ^stree', s. Law, ber ©e= 
 Se'quin, vid. Zechin. [queftcr, @c<|ueftrator. 
 Seragl'io [— ral'yo] , s. (turf.) ber <SeraU. 
 Ser'aph , s. ber ©crap^ (geiD. pi. ser'aphim, 
 
 bie Seraphim). 
 
 Seraph'ic, — cal, adj. ferop^ifc^, englifd^. 
 
 Seras'kier , *. (tur^) ber ©era§Fier, ©eneroL 
 
 Sere, vid. Sear. 
 
 Serenade', s. bie ©erenabe, tia^ (Stdnbd^cn. 
 
 To Serenade', v. a. Sen. cm ©tdnbd^en bringen. 
 
 Serena'ta, s. Mus. bie Sercnabe. 
 
 Serene', I. adj. ; II.— ly, arfu. 1. ^eitcr,flQr,ru= 
 
 t>ig 5 2, burtblaudjtig 5 Your - highness, Your 
 
 Serenity, ©n>. 2)urd)Iau(^t; III. — ness, vid. 
 ToSerene', u.o.erl)eitern, auf^eitcrn.[Serenity. 
 Seren'ity, s. 1. Ui ^eiterjeitj 2. bie Stuljef 
 
 3. ber (<Seelens)^riebe. [<Sclaoinn , :c. 
 
 Serf, s. ber ©claoe, gcibcigene, SSafolI, bie 
 Serf dpm, s. bie ©clacerci, Seibeigcnfc^aft. 
 Sergej^.bieiSerffbeCrooUener^eug),- maker, 
 
 ber ©-nweber, ©-nfabrifant. 
 
 * Ser'geancy, vid. Sergeantship. 
 Ser'geant [or sar'jent], s. 1. ber ©ergcant, 
 
 ^elbn)ebel5 2.ein fonigl. a5eQmtetcr,®eri(^t§= 
 biener, — at arms, ber ©tabtrdgerj — at the 
 mace, ber ©ceptertrdgcrj 3. (—at law, — 
 counter, or — of the coiO ber Sad^maltet, 
 Oled^tSgelel^rte (00m crftcn 3lange), Sicentiatj 
 — surgeon, bcr 2eib(birurguS. 
 *Ser'geantry, *Ser'geanty, s. Law , \)SV H\iT 
 
 bcm ^onige gcbul)renbe ic^ensbienfl. 
 
 * Ser'geantship, s. 1. bie ®2r^i.mtett|^eUe , 2C. 
 cf. Sergeant; 2, bQ§ ©aJ^lDlltcramt. 
 
 Se'rial, adj. in Olei^en, periobifc^ erfcj^einenb. 
 
 Se'rjef , s. bic <Serie , Stei^e, golge. 
 
 Serin'ga, s. Bot. ber roilbeSd&min. 
 
 Se'rjons, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ernft, trnfl« 
 ^aft, ernfHi(b5 2. n)i(btig, bebcutenbj III. — 
 ness ,s.\. bic (grnfl^aftigfcit, ber (Srnftj 2. 
 \ik SBic^tigfeit. 
 
 Ser'jant, vid. Sergeant. 
 
 Ser'mon, s. bie ^rebigt, Sflcbe. 
 
 To Ser'raonize, v. a. <fe n. Sc^ren crt^eilen, eine 
 Stebe ^dten, prcbigcn. 
 
 Seroon', s. W ©erone (eine Tfrt fubamcriF. 
 2Ratten ober {Rinb&^dute sum ©mballiren bee 
 SBaaren, n>ie 5Kanbeln, TCniS, Snbigo, 2c. ). 
 
 Seios'jty, s. Med. ba§ ©crum, 9Jlol!ige, JBIut* 
 roajfer. 
 
 Se'rous, adj. molfic^t, njQffcrig) — vessels, 
 Anat. bie asiutraaffergcfdpc. 
 
 Ser'pent , *. 1, bie ©(blangc, 2. ber ^euertcus 
 fel,©ra(be(:KrtOtQctete)5 3. M*/5.bcr@er* 
 pent i Bot-s. — cucumber,bie ©-ngurfe i — 's- 
 garlick, ber SBalblnoblaud^j — 's- tongue, 
 vid. Adder's-tongue. 
 
 Ser'p^ntary, s. Bot. bie ©dijlangenwurj. 
 
 Ser'p?ntine, I. adj. 1. [(^langcnartig? 2. fid) 
 winbenb, gefcbldngclt, gefriimmt) 3. Bot. 
 auSgefd^roeift) — marble, vid. Ophites; — 
 powder, fd)n)a^e§,ungef6rnte§ ©(j^iefpuloer j 
 
Serp 
 
 630 
 
 Set 
 
 n. 5,1. vj'd. Serpentary;2. bie ©d^Iangenro^rc 
 (im ^li^lfaf)} 3. (— stone) Min. ber ®er« 
 pentin. [fc^ldngeln. 
 
 To Ser'pentine, To Ser'pentize , v. n. fi(j^ 
 
 Serpig'jnous , adj. mit ^tec^ten bc^aftet. 
 
 Serpi'go [or serpi'go], s. Med. bie %k(i}tc. 
 
 Ser'rate, Ser'rated , adj. fd9e(n)arti9 , jadf ig, 
 gcferbt, (au(^ Bot) gejd^nt^ — ciliate, iJot. 
 borf^ig gcfdgt. [nung, ^u8ferbung. 
 
 S§rra'tion, *. bie fttgenartige ^orm, TCu^jd^^ 
 
 Ser'r?iture [— tshur] , s. bie fdgcnartige ^ug= 
 ja(jfung5 — toothed, 5o<. fdgeuartig gejd^nt. 
 
 Ser'ray , s. cine oftinb. ©enjurjpflanse. 
 
 Ser'ried, p. a. U6)t ober jufammcngebrdngt. 
 
 Ser'rulate, adj. hot. fein gefdgt. 
 
 Se'rum, *. 1. bie njafferigen %^t\U einer ®ub* 
 ftanjj 50Jol!en} 2. Med. ba& asiutmaffer. 
 
 Ser'vant, s. ber £)iener, bie jDienerinn , ber 
 ^nedjt , bie ^ogb , ber unb bie Sebiente , ber 
 ©icnflbote, yl. bag ©eftnbej — man, bcrSe* 
 biente i — girl, — maid, ba& ©ienflmdbc^en, bie 
 9Jtttgb^ your humble—, 3t)rcrgebencrJ)iener. 
 
 To Serve, v. 1. a. 1. gen. bienen (c/. to — out, 
 2.)i 2. bebienen, aufwartcn, 3.(— up,@peis 
 fen) ttuftragenj 4. corlegen, oorfcbneiben 5 5. 
 (Qmt&mdfig) »?ern)alten5 6. ^elfen, nit^en, 
 bicnlid^ fein, giinfiig fein, paffcn, jum 3»c*c 
 fii^renj T. befriebigen, tjinlangcn fiir . . . , 30= 
 irftgcnj 8. onbringen, beibringen, jumenbenj 
 9. bc^anbeln, begegnen, oergeltenj 10. Mar. 
 (ein %<x\x) mit 3»iUid^ , u. umroinben, beflei* 
 ben} to — the time, fid^ in bie 3eit fc^iicfenj 
 to — one a trick, @inem einen *^offen fpielcn 5 
 to — out, 1. Qu8t^eilen,geben5 2. (geirja^re, 
 ic.) auSbienen, augfte^cn, La^o-*. to — notice 
 (summons) upon one, @incn »orIaben , citi- 
 renj to — a warrant (or a writ of attach- 
 ment) upon one , einen SSer^aftSbefcl^l gegen 
 (5incnQu8n>irfen, i^n oer^aften^ II. n. (c/. a.) 
 1. bienen) 2. conbitionirenj 3. entfpred^en, 
 l^elfen, :c. 5 4. ^inldnglicb fein , genitgen. 
 
 Ser'v^r, s. 1. ber ©icnenbe, :c.} 2. cf. Time- 
 server; 3. ber ^rdfetttirtcUer. 
 
 Ser'vice, *. 1. ber iDienflj 2. bie 33cbienung, 
 "Jfufnjttrtuwg 5 8. bie Unterwerfung , ber @e= 
 ^orfam, 4. bie ©ienftroiUigfeit, 5. bieiDienft* 
 pflid^ti^lCmtSpflid^tj 6.baS®cfWt5 T. ber 
 WXxiix* ober ©eebienfij 8. bte militfirift^e 
 jDienflleifiung 5 ^rieg§t^at 5 9. bie ©ienftlei* 
 ftung, ber ©efatten , bie ©efdlligteif , ^6fli(b= 
 feit} 10. bie ©unfi, ll.ber5rcu|en,S5ort^eil} 
 12. ber®otteSbienfl, ba8 ^ird^engcbetj 13. 
 ber TCuffa^ oon ©d^uffcln, con ©ericbten (M 
 eincm SJlo^I)/ ber ® ong, bie 3:rttd^t (©peifen), 
 bttS ®eri(bt5 14. Gam. ba8 TCugfilagen be§ 
 ©aUeS j 15. Mar. bie S^efieibung (berSaue), 
 
 16. (— tree , — berry-tree) Bot. ber Spei* 
 erlingsbaumj solemn — , bie ©celcnmcifej 
 remember {or give) my — to her, empfel(>« 
 len 6ie micb i^r j — berry, ber ©porapfel, bie 
 @peierling§beere 5 — book, bie^irtbenagenbe. 
 
 Ser'vjceable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. bienlii^, 
 nii^Ucb, brau(bbar5 2. bienflfertig 5 III. — 
 ness, s. 1. bie }Dienli(bfeit, 3?u|li(bfeit j 2. bie 
 ©ienftfertigfeit, ©ienftraiUigfeit. 
 
 Ser'vile, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. fne(btif(b J HI. 
 — ness, Servil'ity, s. bttS fne(btif(bc, niebrigc 
 SBefcn, bie fclaoifcbe Untermerfung. 
 
 Ser'ving, comp. — board, ber ,K(eibfpan} — 
 mallet, bie ^leibfeulc, — girl, ba§ ©ienfl* 
 rndbtben? — man, ber iDiener. 
 
 Ser'vitor, *. 1. bcr Diener, 2. berSSafoUj 3. 
 ber arme ©tubent, ^ufrodrter, gamulu§5 — 
 of bills, ber (5Jcri(btgbienerimSberbofgeri(bte. 
 
 Ser'vitude, s. bie ©ienftbarfeit, ^ne(^tfcbaft, 
 (Sclaioerei. [ber ©efam. 
 
 Se'same [ Wore. ; ses'araj, Sm., Wh.'] , s. Bot. 
 
 Ses'amoid, Sesamoi'dal, adj. — bones, Anat. 
 bie ©efambeine, Sinfenbeinc. 
 
 Ses'ban, s. Bot. ba& SSaftarbfu^lfraut. 
 
 Sesqujal'ter, — rail , adj. 1 '/j oon einem SOJttf 
 cnt^altenb. [^up long. 
 
 S?squip'edal, Sesqujpeda'lian, adj. anbert^Olb 
 
 S^squip'ijcate, adj. im SJerbdltnip IV2 SU 1 
 
 Sess, vid. Assess & Assessment. [befinbli(b. 
 
 Ses'sjle, adj. Bot. (unmittelbar auf)fi§cnb, 
 flielloS, obne 3n)if(b«nglieb om @tammc. 
 
 Ses'sion, s. 1. boS ©i^en, 2. bie @i§ung} 3. 
 bie ®eri(btsfi§ung, ber ®eri(btstag, ba8®e- 
 ricbtj — hall, bie ©erid^tsfammer. 
 
 Ses'terce, s. bie ©efterjie (alte rom. OJJunje). 
 
 Ses'tett, s. Mus. ba§ BzxUtt. 
 
 To Set, V. ir. I. a. 1. fc|en, legen, fiellen} 2. 
 ri(bten, einricbten (au(b Surg, ein ©lieb), 
 macben? 3. »erfe$en, bringenj 4. befefiigcn } 
 5. befiimmen, feftfc^cn, orbnenj 6. oermie* 
 t^en, oerpaibten, r. auffe^en, aufftellen, ein* 
 fe^en? 8. (— forward)freiben,ben>egen)9. 
 antreiben,rei5en; (—abroach) anftiften, (auf=) 
 be^enj 10. oeranlQJTenj 11. dngf^igen, b^^^t 
 jufe^en, »erfolgcn, in S5erlcgenbeit fe^enj 12. 
 f4)drfen, f(bleifen 5 13. (mit ©teincn, :c.) bc» 
 fe^en, einfaffen, foffen, 14. jierenj 15.(«du* 
 me, ic.) fe^en) 16. componiren, (— to music, 
 in SO'iuriO fc^enj IT. onftimmen, anfdEjlQgen, 
 oorfingenj 18. beginnen, (ein 95eifpicl) ge» 
 ben 5 19. fieben, \?orfieben (o. Sagbbunbcn) j 
 20. firei(ben, SS6geI fangen (mittelfi 3^e§ unb 
 SSorfiebbunb) } 21. (^noSpen) befommen, ttn* 
 fc^cn 5 22. Mar. peilen , mit bem (Sompa^ 
 aufnebmenj 23. (ein Siegel, jc) Qufbrurfcn j 
 to — (to) right, in SJrbnung bringen, bericb* 
 
Set 
 
 631 
 
 Sett 
 
 tigen, jured^t weifenj to — the teeth, ja^ne^ 
 fnirfierij to — abroad, UUnnt mac^en, ^er* 
 umbringcnj to — aside, 1. bd Seitefe^en, 
 itntcrlQjfen} 2. Derroerfenj 3. auf^eben, um= 
 flopenj to — at defiance, Sro§ bietcnj to — 
 at ease (rest) , berul^igenj to — at {or to) 
 work, Arbeit gcben, befc^dftigcn j to — away, 
 wegfe^en, wegfc^affenj to — by , 1. hit BdU 
 fe|en 5 2. (— store by . . .) SBert^ legen auf... , 
 a(liten,fd^d§cn) to — down, 1. niebcrfc^rei* 
 ben, anf(^reiben) 2. errod^nen, 3. feftfe^en, 
 beftimmenj 4. (ein Snftrument) ^crab|lim= 
 men i to — forth , 1. on ben Sog legen , an*S 
 2i(^t ftcUenj 2. jeigen, barfletten, bart^un^ 3 
 ^eraus gebcn, befannt maien? 4. fteUen,orb 
 nenj 5. oerorbnen j 6. preifenj to — in, auf 
 Qtroa^ bringen ob. ^elfen^ to — off, 1. ^er= 
 tjorficd^en (in'S 2Cuge fQUen)mQ4)en, l)eben, 
 fdjmutfen, QU^jicren) 2. abrec^nen, (n)ed^fcl= 
 feitige ©d^ulbcn gcgen einanbcr) aufge^en 
 laffenj to be — off, abfle(^en, controfiiren 
 to — on (upon), 1. anfe^en J 2. rid^tcn auf..., 
 neigen su . . . 5 3. onfteUen, brauc^en 5 4. an= 
 frif(ben, ontreibenj 5. an^c^enj auf^e^en^ 6. 
 angreifen j to be much — on ... , erpid^t fein 
 auf ...j to — out, 1. Qu6fe§cn, anfe^euj 2. 
 ouSjieren, ^erauspu^en j 3. obftecten, begei*= 
 nen, barftcUenj 4. (oor=)jeigcn, (mot^emos 
 tifd)) conftruiren , Dorftellcn, entwictelnj to- 
 up, 1. ouffleUen, oufrid^teni 2, (3ettel, jc.) 
 onfc^lagen, onflcbenj 3. Mar. (bie SBanb' 
 taue) anbre^en, onfe^enj 4. Typ. auffe^enj 
 5. aufbringen,cinfu^ren,fliftenj e.auf^elfen, 
 T. er^ebenj 8. anfangen, erric^ten, aniegen, 
 einrid^ten^ 9. (ein ©efc^rei, jc) er^eben, au8= 
 ftopen, (eine Za^t) aufft^logenj H- n. (cf. a.) 
 1. fi(^ in Semegung fe^en, (t). ber ^lut^, :c.) 
 Ittufen; 2. untergetjcn (0. ber ©onne , :c.) 5 3. 
 bun!el roerbcnj 4. gerinnen, 5. Tid^ bcmu&cnj 
 to — about, 1. baran ge^en, anfangen 5 2. on* 
 fHmmcn, to — forth, to — off, aufbret^en, 
 abrcifenj to — forward, 1. fic^ auf ben SBeg 
 mat^en, weiter rcifen, 2. oor= ob. meiter riif-- 
 fen? to — in, einbre(^en, eintreten , to — out, 
 1. anfangen, auftreten5 2. abreifen, to — to, 
 fi(^legen, erpid^tfeinauf.-.jto- up, 1. ficb 
 nieberlafTen, etabliren^ 2. (mit for) fic^ au§= 
 geben (fiir . . .), :M:nfprud^e macben (auf . . .), 
 3. fid^ aufroerfcn (ju . . .) 5 to — up for one's 
 self, fein cigeneS ^au^roefen onfangen. 
 
 Set, I. pret. k p. p. 10. To Set; II. 23. a. l.ge* 
 orbnet, regelmdfigj 2. feftgefe^t, fefl, be* 
 flimmtj 3. njo^lbeba(J^t , njo^l erroogcnj 4. 
 (well — ) unterfe^t, ftarf j 5. bunfelj — stitch- 
 ed, auSgend^t. 
 
 Set, s. 1. bas auS einer QJIe^rja^l befte^enbe 
 
 ®anse ob. ju einem ©anjcn (Srforberlidlje: o) 
 ber@a$, bieCflei^e, golge, bie(^ns)3a^l} 
 b) bQ5 ©ejlecf, aScfterfi c) ber (SafclO^uf* 
 fa$5 d) tk ©arnitur (Sdnber) , ber SBcfo^ j 
 e) baS ©ortiment j f) Mars, a— of rigging, 
 bie ooUftdnbige Safelagcj a— of sails, citt@e« 
 gelfpiel5 g) ber 3ug, baS ^aar (^fcrbc, ic), 
 ©efpannj h) Com. a— of exchange, ein 
 SBetbfelbrief (im ©uplicat)i sets of exchange, 
 (§opic = ISe^fel (SB. im ©uplicat), a— of 
 boxes, vid. Nest; a— of letters, einC^Uf Set» 
 tern 5 2. bie :M;rt, ©attungj 3. bie Sanbe, 
 mUh, ^artei, Otottej 4. bie ^artic, baS 
 ©piel, 5. ber @a§ (im SBi!irfelfpieIe)j 6. ber 
 ©e^ling, bag ©tecfreiS^ 7. ber Untergang 
 (ber (Sonne, 2c.) , 8. Sport. berSSorftanb (ei» 
 ne& ^ii^ner^unbeS) 5 9. ba§ Concert 5 a— to, 
 
 1. ber (SSortO^treitj 2. bie ©cbldgereij - 
 bolt. Mar. ber Sreibboljenj— foil, Bot. bie 
 Sormentilwurjj— iron, bag (Strei(beifenj— 
 off, 1. ber gontraft, :ttb|li(^5 2. ber ©tbmute, 
 bie3ierbe5 3. bcf. Law, bie (Tfufj^cUung ci* 
 ner) ©egenforberung,— off-sheet. Com. ber 
 aSilansbogen. 
 
 Seta'ceous, adj. borflig, flarf^aarig. 
 Set'ness, *. bie ^norbnung , JReguUrung. 
 Se'ton, s. Surg. baS J^aarfeil, bie |)aarf(bnur. 
 Settee', s. 1. bie Sebnbanf, Olu^ebanJ, ba& 
 Canape j 2. ber gen|ierri§ 5 3. Mar. bie @citie. 
 Set'ter, s. 1. ber fe|t, fiellt, :c. vid. To Set; 
 
 2. Mas. ber <Steinfc|er j 3. berS)fenanri(bter 
 in ^iegelbrennereieU) 4. ber |)e§er} 5. ber 
 ^unbf(bafter j 6. ber Suppler, 7. ber 4>u^* 
 ner^unb, SSorfle^^unb j 8. Gun. ber©e§er, 
 ^iiUfiocfi— wort, /Jot. bie ftin^enbe S«ieSn)uri. 
 
 To Set'ter, v. a. Vet. (einOlinb) nie§n>urjen. 
 
 Set'ting, s. 1. ba§ ©e|en, :C. vid. To Set; 2. 
 bie Raffling (eineS ©teines, :c.)5 3. bie (5in« 
 friebigungj 4. Mar. bie Sflicbtung (ber SBel- 
 Icn, :c.)5 5. ber Untergang (ber (Sonne, 2c.)5 
 —dog, 1. ber ^ii^nerbunb j 2. eine 2Crt 3?c|5 
 —pole, ber SSootS^aFenj— rule, Typ. bie 
 ©c^linie, ber ^ug^ebefponj— stick, 1. ber 
 ^Pflonsflorf, 2. 2\p. ber SBinM^afen. 
 
 To Set'tle, v. I. a. 1. fe^en, feft felenj 2. orb= 
 nen , in SJrbnung bringen , (ein ®ef(bdft) ab^ 
 wicfeln, Com-s. (eine Oleinung) (ab=)f(blic» 
 fen, (einen ©albo) auSgleid^en, (eine ©(bulb) 
 abffi^ren,(bie|)afereiifofien) oufmadjenj 3. 
 beftimmeu) 4. einricbten, ©erorbnenj 5. in 
 (Rube bringen? 6. beilegen? 7. ri^bten^b^ftenj 
 8. bi(bt oberbi(bterma(ben, bi(bten,binbctt, 
 Sufammenbriicfen j 9. (flufftge SBaare) fid^ 
 feien lajfen, ablagernj 10. (fid)) anfdffig ma» 
 (ben , nieberlaffen 5 11. Jig- (fii) faffi^n, 
 (—down) rubig matben, 12. wobin bringen, 
 
Sett 
 
 632 
 
 Shad 
 
 wrforgenj I3.(mit upon, @inem) cine Surnrne 
 
 ■ auSfe^en, 14. avL^fiatUm 15. Mar. (Dq& 
 £QnM ouSJ)?m ©eftc^te ^erlicrenj II. n. 1. 
 (—down) fi6) fe§en, \i6) [enFen, p 95ot)en fin* 
 fen, 2. Mar. ft(^ fcftfe^en: a) befldntig roe* 
 ^enj b) tor "Jfnfer liegen? 3. \i6) fe^en, fic^ 
 nicDcrlajTen , ftd^ anfiebelnj 4. einenfejlenSc* 
 ruf ot>. SSo^nort wd^lenj 5. (mit to) jid^ bc= 
 flimmen(5u...)) 6- nac^la|]"en,fKU(ru^ig) 
 rocrben, ru^cnj to — down to ... , liberein* 
 flimmen mit [hctt 
 
 Set'tle, s. t)er ©i|, ©cffel j — bed , ba§ ©cpU 
 
 Set'tledn^ss, s. bic geftigfeit, a3eftimmtl)eit. 
 
 Set'tlement, s. 1. bic ^ef^fe^ung, SSeftimmung, 
 einricbtung, 2. bie 7fu§fc^ung, ba§ 8eibge= 
 binge, SSitt^um,S5crmQ(btnipj 3. bieSBers 
 forgung, ©telle, 4. bieSBal)! eincS feflenSJe= 
 rufcS, 5. bie Sticbcrloffung , Tfnficbelung j 6. 
 bic ^flansftabt, (Solonie, ber^flanjorti 7. ber 
 SSertrag, SScrgleicb 5 8. Com. berTfbfcbluf, bic 
 a5eri(btigung , ©albirungj law of—, boS 
 4)eimttt^8ge[e§. 
 
 Set'tler, s. bcr ICnbauer, ^nfiebler. 
 
 Bet'tljng, p. s. 1. bie "iCbretbnung , 2. T-s. (bei 
 ben ^nbigobereitern) : — tub , bie Slubefupc 
 — vat, ber BtcUhottid) , bie ^bfeibfiipc^ 3. 
 s-s, pi. ber (©obcnO^Q^- 
 
 Setts , A-. pi. Mar. ©(brouben , ©(j^oren (jur 
 SSerbinbung ber SKoflftucfe). 
 
 Set'walI,*.f{ot.(sarden— )ber®artenboIbrian 
 
 Sct'wort [— 'wurt], s. Bot. bic ®arcnflau. 
 
 Sev'en, adj. fteben? — eyes, Ich. ta^ ^zuxi- 
 auge^bieaSrirfej- night, vid. Sennight; 
 year vine, Bot. bie fnoUige Srid^terroinbe. 
 
 Sev'enfold , adj. & adv. fiebenfacb. 
 
 Sev'enteen , adj. fiebjel)n. 
 
 Sev'enteent/i, adj. ber fiebje^nte. 
 
 Sev'enf/i, I. adj. ber fiebentej II. s. 1. bog 
 Siebentelj 2, Mw*. bie ©eptimc 5 III. — ly, 
 adv. fiebentenS. 
 
 Sev'entiet/i , adj. ber fiebsigftc. 
 
 Sev'enty, adj. fiebenjtg, fiebjig. 
 
 To Sev'?r, «. I. a. 1. trennen, fAeiben, Qbfon= 
 bern, 2. ouSeinanber reipen, ab^auen j II. n. 
 jicb trennen, au8 einonbergeben, 
 
 Sev'eral, I. adj. 1. unterf(bieben, iperfd^ieben j 
 mebrerej 2.befonber, cinjeln, 3. getrenntj II. 
 s. bQS befonbere ©tucf ob.SBefen, einjelbing, 
 III. — ly, adv. befonber&, einjcln. 
 
 To Sev'^ralTze, v. a. unterf(beiben. 
 
 S5vV?lty, J.baSJBefonbere^^inselne, estates 
 in — , Law, uneingefd^rdntte Sdnbcrcien. 
 
 Severance, s. bie Srennung, TCbfonberung. 
 
 Severe', I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. ftrenge, 2, 
 bart, roub) 3- graufamj 4. crnjt, 5. nucbtern, 
 mdfigj 6. regelrndfig, T. fcbmerjbaft. 
 
 Sever'ity, .v. l.bic ©trenge, |)drtc, ©cbdrfej 
 2.bie ©roufamf eitj 3. bie flrcngc ©enauigf eil 
 
 Sev'jl, s. Geog. BcmUa. 
 
 To Sew [so] , V. I. a. 1. (m6) n.) ndbcn, 2. 
 beften, brocbiren, 3. ouSftfcben, abloffen (ei» 
 nen Zci6)) 5 to — up, einndbcn, su= ob. jufama 
 men nd^en 5 II. n. Mar. ouf bem ©runbc ji^cn. 
 
 Sew'er, s. I. 4: ber 3:afelmeiflcr, Srucbfe^ j H. 
 [vulg. shor] ber ^bjugSfanol, bie ©tbleufe. 
 
 ToSeu'er* beicpleufen, mit ©(bleufen oerfeben. 
 
 Sew (er) a^e, s. 1. bo§ ©(bleufenft)ftem, bie lifb^ 
 leitung,5 2. bag obfliefenbe ©(bleufensSBajfer. 
 
 *Sew'ing, comp. — cushion, bQ§ 9Zdbfi|Ten5 
 
 — desk, bag iJtdbfdflcbcn, 5id()pult5— frame, 
 
 — press, Bkh. bie 4>eftlabc 5 — needle, btc 
 3^ttbnabel5 — silk, bie Scd^feibc. 
 
 Sew'jns, Sews, s. pi. bie jungc gad^Sbrut. 
 Sex, s. 1. H^ Oefcblecbtj 2. bag roeiblicbc @c* 
 
 f^lecbt. 
 Sexag'enary, I. adj. fccbjigidbrig 5 II- or 
 Sexagenarian , s. ber (bie) ©ecbsigja^rige. 
 Sexages'imal, adj. ou8 fecbjig beftebcnb. 
 Sexan'gle , s. Geom. Ik fe^glDinHigc ^igur. 
 Sexan'gled , S^xan'gular , I. adj. ; II. — larly, 
 
 adv. fecbgecfig. [fecbgidbrlii. 
 
 Sexen'ni'al , I. adj. fe(b§idbrig5 11. — ly , adv. 
 Sex'nd, adj. Bot. fc(bgfpaltig. 
 Sexloc'ular, adj. Bot. fccb^fdcbcrig. 
 Sex'tain, I. .v. tk fcfbSScilige ©troptjcj Il.arfi. 
 
 con ber fed^ften S)rbnung. 
 Sex'tant, s. Ast. ber ©cjtant. 
 Sex'tjle, s. Ast. ber gcfed^fie ®d^cin. 
 Sex'ton, s. ber Unterf lifter, ^ir^ncr, Sobten* 
 
 grdber, — ship, bagUnterfiifiers ob. Sobtcn= 
 Sex'try, vid. Vestry. [grdbcramt. 
 
 Sex'tuple, I. adj. fcd^gfad^, II. s. Mus. ber 
 
 <Se(bgtact. 
 Sex'ual [sek'shu— ], adj. bag ®ef(bIC£bt bc* 
 
 treffenb, gefd^lc(btlid^5 — system , bag ©eru« 
 
 alft)flcm, fiinneifcbe (^flanscnO'Sttfiem. 
 Shab, s. 1. bie Sfldube) 2. ber 2ump, 2um* 
 
 pen^unb, <S(buft. [Iig!eit. 
 
 Shab'biness , s. vulg. bie ?.umpigfeit , Tfrmfe* 
 Shab'by, I. adj.; IL — jly , adv. vidg. lumpig : 
 
 1. armfelig, elenbj 2.nicbertrdd^tig, fd^uftigj 
 Shab'rak, s. bie ©attclbccfe. [3. f(bdbig. 
 
 To Shack'le, v. a. fejfeln, anfd^cUen. 
 Shack'le, s. bef. Mar. 1. bttg .SIcttenglicb 5 2. 
 
 ber ben)cgli(bc eifcrne ffiiigeU s-s. pi. 3. bie 
 
 ^ejfeln, ^anbfeffeln, SScinfibcUcn ^ 4. bie 
 
 .RIoben (oben) an ben^utjd^febernj (be^gl. 
 
 ob.— bolts, bie 9linge ober SJIjfen baju). 
 Shad, s. Ich. bic Tflofe, (life, ©(babe. 
 Shad'dock, s. Bot. bic ^cmpclnup. 
 Shade, s. 1. ber ©cbatten^ 2. aid. Shed; 3. 
 
 fig. ber ©(bu§} 4. bic ^cnflermattej 5. btt 
 
Shad 
 
 633 
 
 Sham 
 
 (8ain^en», "JCugen^, jc.) ©d^irmj 6. bie 25d()at 
 tirung, TTbflufung^ 7. Der (unbebeutenDc) 
 ©rab 5 8. einc 7(rt ^opfpu^ ber grouen. 
 
 To Shade, v. a. 1. befiiatten, umft^atteuj 2 
 f(^attiren5 3. (i)er)bergcn, fd)fi§en. 
 
 Sha'der, s. ber, bie, bQ§ aSeff^ottcnbc, jc. 
 
 Sha'djn?ss , *. bie fc^attige ©efc^affcn^eit, baS 
 ©d?Qttigc, ber ©iattcn. 
 
 Shad'ow, *. 1. ber ©djatteni 2. ber 0d^u§j — 
 grass, Bot. ba8 SBalbgrQ§. 
 
 To Shad'ow, v. a. 1. befd^atten, oerbunfeln, 
 2. vtrf. To Shade. 
 
 Shad'ovry, adj. l.fdbattig,bunfelj 2.n)efenIo8. 
 
 Sha'dy , adj. fc^ttttig. [®lieb. 
 
 Shafferfidn', *. T. ber 7fblauf, ba§ eingebogcne 
 
 ShafFenier', s. btt§ J^anbrepofitorium. 
 
 Shaft, s. 1. ber(S(^aft (au^ ^rc/j.)^ 2. ber 
 ^feil; SBurffpiep 5 3. ber ^gd^cr ^ 4. bie ©pi^e, 
 Satcrnc (etne& S^urmes) , 5. bie ©tonge, ber 
 langc @tiel, bie ,pQnb^abe) 6. ber ©tamm, 
 T. bie ©eic^fel 5 8. ber ® d^ad^t } 9. ber (S*laud) 
 (eines ,^Qmin§) 5 10. 5of. ber ©rijfelj 11. 
 8-8, pi. bie ©d^ere obcr ®abel (eineg^u^r* 
 n)erf§)5 — bar, ber Seic^felarm^ — horse,ba§ 
 ®abelpferb 5 — man , ber ©d^Qc^tarbeitcr) — 
 sotare, ^na^.bie^feilno^t) Min-s. dining—, 
 climbing—, bcr^Q^rfd^ad^t) plump—, ber(Sei= 
 ijcrft^atbt, ,kunftfd^Qd^t5 engine — , ber ^or-- 
 berf(t)ad)t j hading — , ber bontcge iSc^a(^t. 
 
 Shafted , adj. Her. gef(^ttftet. 
 
 Shag, I. s. 1. bie3ottc, 3ottel, baSjottige 
 ^aarj 2. ber jottigc ^unb^aSoIognefer? 3. 
 ber ^liif* , Sripr> j 4. ber gefdljnittenc, lang^ 
 fttferige (^rauS?) %<ib<xli 5. ()r».ber <Beerabe j 
 II. adj. ^aarig, jottig 5 — bark, bie graue S5SaU= 
 nuf . [rau^ , Sottig mod^en 5 3. entftelltn. 
 
 To Shag, V. a. 1. f^ecEig madi)en, fprenfeln, 2. 
 
 Shag'ged, Shag'gy, I. adj. 1. fd^ecfig, bunti 
 2. jottig, s<idei9/ i^^iu^; 3. getigcrt (00m 
 Sabaf)5 n. — ness, s. baa 3ottige, €flau(^e. 
 
 Shagreen', uid.Chagiin ; — ray, ber ©ornro^e. 
 
 To Shagreen', v.a. 1. (gelle) narben?2.md.To 
 
 Shah,*.ber©d^a^,®d^ad^(o.^erfien). [Chagrin. 
 
 Shaik, s. (arab.) ber Bi^txt. 
 
 To Shake, v. ir. l.a.l. fc^iitteln, ruttelltj 2. 
 fd^idttern, erfd^utternj 3. (- off) abfd^fittelnj 
 4. (SriUer) fd^lagen, 5. Mar. (dn <Sc^iff, 
 was Pom<StQpel laufen foU) wiegenj to — 
 hands (mit with) 1. (cinanber) bie ^clnbe ge» 
 ben 5 2. :2(bf(bieb ne^men oon . . . 5 3. aufgeben 5 
 to — np, auffd^iitteln, aufroii^lcnj II. n. liU 
 tern, bcben, roanfen. 
 
 Shake, s. 1. baS ©d^iitteln, ©d^iittern, b{e<Sr= 
 fd|)fitterung 5 2. bcrStof, 3:rieb j 3. ber^an^ 
 bebrucfj 4. berSriUer, 5. Mar. bas ©tarn* 
 pfenQuf'§ ®<nti 8-8, pi. 6. (bur(^ ^i|e,:c.) 
 
 entftanbcnc Sfli§en,epaltcnim^oIsci r.gdf* 
 fer in @tdben 5 - down, bie B^ixttt (<Stro^), 
 
 Sha'ken, p. p. ». To Shake. [©trcue. 
 
 Sha'ker, s. 1. bcr ©(^uttelnbe, K.J 2. bie 3its 
 tertaube, s-s, pi. 3. baS^ittergraSj 4. bie 
 tanjenben Hudfcr (fcijnjdrmerifdje @eftc in 
 ^forbomerifa. 
 
 Sha'king.fit, 8. Med. ber ©c^iittelfroft. 
 
 Sha'ky, adj. T. burc^ ©onnen^i^c, ;c. ge* 
 borj^cn (\)om ^au^oljc). [fer. 
 
 Shale, s. 1. vid. Shell ; 2. ber Oihmf)^^^' 
 
 Shall, V. ir. def. foUen, werben (uid. FlugeVs 
 DoUft. @prad()l. ©. 348 u. figg.). 
 
 Shallo6n(s)', vid. Shaloon(s). [jCUg). 
 
 Shal'lQp , s. bie ©cbttluppe (jroeimaj^igcS §a^r« 
 
 Shal'lOw, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. fcic^t, (au* 
 fig.) untief 5 2. matt, fd^road^ j III. s-s , *. pU 
 feid^te ©tellcn, Untiefenj IV. — ness, *. bie 
 iSei(^tig!eit. [scug). 
 
 Shald6n(s)', s. ber ©d^along , {Rafd() (S5SoUen« 
 
 ShgilSt', ShailOte', s. Bot. bie ed^alotte. 
 
 Shalt, 2. pj. jrirtg. praes. ind. 0. Shall. 
 
 To Sham, u. a. & n. uwig:. tdufd^en, bctruge% 
 ^ittterge^en, aufbinben, fpotten. 
 
 Sham, 1. *. 1. vuLg. bie S;duf(|ung, Siiige, bet 
 Setrugj 2. fam. ber falfcbe Irmel ober ^ra= 
 gen i II. adj. 1. falfc^, uneit, nacbgemad^tj 2, 
 nicbt wirfiid^, 3(^ein» j 3. »orgegeben. 
 
 Sham'bles , s. pi. 1. bie "Sleifcbbdnfe , ber 
 C^leifd^O^-'l^arren i 2. Afm. Sflu^ebu^nen 
 (jffianboertiefungen, bie man in ben ©toUen 
 Idpt, sur "Jfufbewa^rung bee (Srjeg). 
 
 Sham'bljng, vulg. I. *. bie fd)iefe, fd)leppenbc 
 Sewegung,ba§25(blcnfernj II. adj.fid^ f(bief 
 ben)egenb,fd^Ienfernb,f(bteppenb.[bie®d)anbc. 
 
 Shame, *. 1. bie ©^am, ©cbam^aftigfeitj 2. 
 
 To Shame. V. I. a. 1. beftbdmen, [(bamrot^ ma« 
 d^en, 2. fcbdnbenj II. n. jid^ fd^dmcn. 
 
 Shame'faced, I. ad> ; II. — ly, adv. fd^am^aft^ 
 
 blobe. III. — ness, s. bie ©(^am^aftigfcit^ 
 
 asiobigfeit. 
 Shame'ful, I. adj.; II. -ly, adv. [(bonblidb/ 
 
 f(bimpfli(b 5 HI. -• ness , s. \ik ©d^dnblid^fcit. 
 Shame'less , 1. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. fd()amlo§, 
 
 unoerfcbdmti III. — ness, s. bie ©dfjamlofig* 
 
 Uit, Unoerfdbdmt^eit. 
 Sha'm^r, s. ber ffiefd^dmenbe, :c. 
 Shamm'brie, s. Sport, bic 2Cbri4)tpeitfd(>e. 
 Sham'mer, s. vulg. ber S5etrfiger, 2c. 
 Sham'my, Sham'oy, Sham'ois [sham'j] , *. ba& 
 
 ©dmif(b (=8eber). 
 Shamois' [— moi'], I. s. 1. bic ®em§j 2. baS 
 
 ©emfenleberj II. adj. gemSIebcrn. 
 To Sh^mpdd', v. a. (urfpr. orient, bic ©liebcr 
 
 nad(> bem SSabe) fnctcn, maffxrcn, 
 Sham'fQck, *. (iri.) ber ^lee, bas Drcibtett. 
 
Shan 
 
 634 
 
 Shavr 
 
 Shank, j.l.bcr @(^enFel, baS S^enWbcin, 2 
 bQ& Sein, bcrOto^rfnoienj 3. a) ber®tiel, 
 ©tcngelj 6) ber ©(^aft, bic (©d^raubenO 
 ©pinbel J c) Die ©tange (eincr 2id^tpu§e, :c.) 5 
 4.bte9l6^re, ©iUc, bag (©d^WlfelOSflo^r j 5, 
 bic Baunrebc 5 6. 2VP-ber <Sd^rift!egel j 7. s-s, 
 pL eine oftinb. *3Kufd^eIart j — apple, bcr vRur j= 
 fliel (^Xpfelfo^O ? — mandrel, vid. Manderil ; 
 — painter, Mar. bie OluftUnie. 
 
 Shanked, adj. mit ©(^cnfcln, »fd>cn!elig. 
 
 Shan'ker, vid. Chancre. 
 
 Shan'ty, *. bcf. /Im. bic (SSalbO^Uttc 
 
 To Shape, v. reg, & ir. I. o. 1. bilbcn, formcn, 
 gcf!altcn5 2. fd^Qjfen, 3. rid^tcn, ftcuernj 4. 
 einrid^tcn, anorbnen, II. n. fid^ paffen. 
 
 Shape, .v. 1. bic ©cflolt, ^orm, ©ilbung? 2. 
 baS ®ilb, S5orbiIb, ^Kujlcrj 3. vulg. bic :iCrt, 
 SBcife^ 4. bQ8 <Spi|enbanbj s-s for gloves, 
 |)anbfd^u^bldttcr. 
 
 Shaped, p. a. geformt, geftaltet j sformig. 
 
 Shape'less, I. adj. unge]lalt(ct) , unfSrmlid^ 5 
 II. — ness, s. bic Unf6rmU(J^Fcit. 
 
 Shape'ljness, s. bicSBo^lgcftalt. 
 
 rfhape'ly , adj. n}o^Igcftalt(ct) , wo^I Qcbilbct. 
 
 Sha'pen, p. p. 0. To Shape. 
 
 Sha'per, s. bcr ©cflaltcr, asitbncr. 
 
 Shapes, s. burl. 1. baS f(^Ianfc, gcfd^nicgcltc 
 5Wdbd^cn, ^icrdffd^cn? 2.berungcflaltc^lum» 
 
 Sharavar'ies , s. pi. SHcit^ofClt. [pcn. 
 
 Shard , .v. 1. bic ©(^artc, ^erbcj ber (Sanb*) 
 einf(^nitt5 bic 5Hccrcngc5 2. bic ©d^crbc^ 3. 
 \}k (gicrs Ob. B6}mdcn=)^6}aU i 4. Ich. bic 
 ©(j^orbc, bcr ^lunbcr, 5. vid. Chard; — 
 cobalt, bcr gcbicgcnc Tfrfcnif. 
 
 Shar'ded, adj. mit glilgelbcdfcn, ^Qrtfd^alig. 
 
 To Shire, v. I. a. 1. tbcilcnj 2. oert^cilen, 
 (lugt^cilcn, 3. jcrt^cilen, jerflurfcn, II. «• 
 3:^eil ^ttbcn, S^eil nc^mcn (— in, an). 
 
 Shire, s. 1. bcr 3:()cil, Tfnt^cilj 2. bicSdationj 
 
 3. bcr Scitrog, ^flid^tt^cil, bag (Sontingcnt, 
 
 4. bicSluotci ^iCcticjSimbcnbc^ 5. bic@in= 
 lagc 5 Ginja^lungj 6. bie ® cbii^n 7. bic ^flugs 
 fd^ar^ 8. ba§®^amgliebi — in bank-stock, 
 t)ie ffianf s 'JTctie , bcr Ifntbcilfc^cin, to go 
 shares, roic To Share, n. ; — bone, bag B^am= 
 bcin 5 — holder, bcr ^cticnin^abcr j 7C-^nb= 
 Icr j — wood, — wort, Bot. bic ?JKann8treu. 
 
 ShA'r?r , s. 1. bcr 3:^cilcr , "Jfugt^cilcr j 2. bcr 
 3:^eil^abcr, bcf. Com. 5}?itgcno|fe,^artici= 
 pant, Sntcrcffcnt. 
 
 Shark, s. 1. bcr ^ai, ^aififc^ j 2. cant, a) bcr 
 3olI* obcr Tfccifebcamtctc^ 6) or Shar'ker, bcr 
 ®d>Iinger, ^rcjfer, ©cbmaro^cr , ®auncr. 
 
 To Shark, v. a. & n.viiig. 1 . jufammcnralfcn 5 
 maufen)2. fcbmaro^en. 
 
 Sharp, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. f(j(>arf5 2. 
 
 fpi^ig j 3. ^art, ftrcngc j 4. graufamj 5. ^cf= 
 tig , gcwaltfam , cmpfinblid^ j 6. [(^mcrj^aftj 
 7. bcipcnb, bitter^ 8. ^cU, burd^bringcnb j 9. 
 [(^arffinnig, finnreicb j 10. fd^Iau, ocrfd^lagcn, 
 aufmerffam, muntcr, wacbfam, 11. gicrig, 
 ^i^ig } 12. flarr 5 13. magcr, biirrc j — bottom, 
 
 — floor, bag ©c^arf beg <25d^iffcg5 — eyed, 
 
 — sighted, fd^arfitd^tigj — hoe, bicSiflcl* 
 ^adfe^ — Afar-*.floored, fpi| ob.f(^arf gcbaut) 
 —iron, bag @d^arfeifen ber ^alfatcrer, — keel- 
 ed, einen fc^arfcn ,Riel ^abcnb5 — pointed, Bot. 
 fiac^clfpiiig, — set, (bc)gierig5 (l^cif)^un« 
 grig j — shooter, bcr <Sd^rff(l^u| 5 — visaged, 
 fcbmalbddfig, — wind, f(^icfcr SBinb? III.*. 
 l.bcr f(barfc Son ob. 2aut (auf cinem Son* 
 wcrfjeugc)? 2. Mus. a) bag ^rcuj (#)5 &) 
 bic burc^ cin ^reuj cr^o^tc fRoUi 3. vulg, 
 bag fd^arfe (Seroe^rj Sflappicrj 4. vid. Sharper. 
 
 To Sharp , v. a. & n. 1. fd^drfcn, fd(>leifenj 2. 
 bctrugcn , gaunern. 
 
 To Shar'pen, v. I. a. 1. f(i>drfen , fc^Icifcn , SU- 
 fpi^cnj 2.j^g. beleben^antrcibcnj 3. bur<b« 
 bringcnber (pifant) matbcnj II. n. fauer 
 werben, fducrn. [fd^Iauc ^ud^g. 
 
 Shar'per, s. bcr lijligc (Sauncr, fcinc SSctriigcr, 
 
 Sharp'ljng, s. Ich. bcr ®ti(bling, <Btad^cIfijd(>. 
 
 Sharp'ner, *. bcr 6d^drfer, ©d^lcifer. 
 
 Sharp'ness, s. 1. bic©(bdrfC5 2. bicSpi^Cj 
 3. bic (Strenge, ^drte j 4. bagSScipenbe, iSar* 
 fd^c, bic ©dure, 5. bic 4>eftigfcit5 6. bie 
 @(bmcrslid^feit5 7. bic ?8itUxMti 8. bcr 
 ©c^arffinn, bie ^cin^eit. 
 
 Shas't?r , s. bic ©d^aftrag (^cil. Sucker bcr 
 ^inbug). 
 
 To Shat't?r, v. I. a. 1. jcrbrcd^cn, jcrfc^mct* 
 tern, scrtrummern , jerftopenj 2. libcl suri4>= 
 ten,befd^dbigenj3.5crftrcuenj II. n.inStudte 
 ober Sriimmer jerfallen. 
 
 Shat'ter , s. bag (SSrud^O^tucf , bcr Splitter, 
 bic @d^erbC5 — brained, — pated, 1. jcr* 
 flrcut, loerwirrt j 2. roa^nfinnig. 
 
 Shat't^ry, adj. locfcr, briid^ig j biinn. 
 
 To Shave , v. ir. & reg. a. 1. fd^cren, abfd^C* 
 ren, barbiercn, pu^cn^ 2. (ab)fd^abcn, (ab^) 
 reiben, 3. fireifcn, Ici(itberiil)ren,an . . . bin* 
 ftreid^cnj 4. fd^nciben j 5. Com. cant, (cinen 
 SBccbfcl) p bo^em ©igconto cin^anbeln. 
 
 Shave, *. Coop, bag ©(bni^meffer, — grass, 
 Bot. ber ecbad^tclbalm.[ner ^latte) , ^faffc. 
 
 Shave'iing, s. cont. ber ©ciftlicbc (mit gefd^or* 
 
 Sha'ven, p. p. 0. To Shave. 
 
 Sha'ver, s. bcr ©d^crcr, SSarbicr. 
 
 Sha'vjng, I. s. ber @pan, ^ICbfall, bcf. pL 
 @pdnc, (:iCbO®cbni§el5 II. comp. dtafiv,— 
 basin , bag aSarbierbccfcnj — brush, ber 8fla« 
 Rrpinfel } - case (- box) , bag Stafirscttaj- 
 
Shaw 
 
 635 
 
 Shei 
 
 koife, beiS ©(^crmeffcr J — tub, Bkb. bcr ^o= 
 bclfaftcit. [fc^icpen) 
 
 Shaw'-foul , s. bcr ^olsoogel (monat^ SSogler 
 
 Shawl, s. ber ©(jarol, baS Umf(^Ia3Ctud) 5 — 
 goat, bie t^ibetttnifd^c ober ©bawlsiegc 
 
 Shaws of flax, s, pi. ^lQ(bSf(baben. 
 
 She, I. pron. ber 3ten miU. ^crf. : 1. fie ^ 2. 
 (al§ jDeterminatitum) bieienigc, bic j II. *. 1. 
 inel. tint mihl. ^crfonj 2. (oon S^ieren) 
 bic <Sie, btt§ SBeibcben j — bear, bic ©orinn^ 
 
 — cat, bic ^a$c ) — cousin, bic 95ofe, 5)?ubnie 3 
 goat, bic 3iC9C) — servant, bic 5)?Qgb. 
 
 Shea'ding, *. (auf bcr Snfcl 5)tan) bcr Scjirf. 
 
 Sheaf, s. 1. bic ®arbc j 2. ba§ 93unb, SSunbcl. 
 
 To Sheaf, v. a. in ®arbcn binbcn. 
 
 To Shear, v. I. ir. a. 1. (Qb)f(bcrcn5 2. ab= 
 mfi^cn, (QbOf<^ncibcn ) n. "• y^'^' To Sheer. 
 
 Shear, s. 1. or SheaVing, bic @(bur3 s-s, pi. 
 2. bic grofc <Sd^crc: ®(bnciberf(bcrc, a5Qum= 
 fdjerc, ©(baffcbcrcj 3. bQ§ ©cberabnlicbc, 
 
 — bill, vid. Razor-bill; — hook, vid. Sheer- 
 hook;— man, bcr ©(bcrcr, Slucbftbcrcr,— 
 steel, bcutfd^cr Ob. (ScmcntsiStabl? — water, 
 
 Sheard, vid. Shard. [Orn. bcr grauc puffin. 
 
 Shea'r?r, s. bcr ©(bcrcr, @(baff(bcrcr. 
 
 Shea'ring*, jf. pi. bic (ScbcrrooUc. [mcrn. 
 
 Shear'ljngs , s. pi. ^ellc oon cinf^itrigcn 2am= 
 
 Sheat, vid. Sheet ; — fish, vid. Sheath-fish. 
 
 Sheai/i, *. l.bicSd^cibej 2.Bot. bica3Iumcn= 
 f^cibC j SlQttf^eibC j 3. ^nat. — of the womb, 
 bic 53iuttcrf(^cibc j — bill, bcr ©d^cibcnoogcl j 
 
 — fish , Ich. bcr <S(bcibcfif(l^ , SBaUcrfifcb i - 
 razor. Conch, tit 9tinnc, SDrgcIpfeife? — 
 scale, Bot. ba& Slatt^ttUt^cnj — scissors, 
 bic ^ttttcrQlf(bcrc5 — winged, mit ^lugclbcf^ 
 Un i — wings, bic ^Iiigclf(beibcn, ^liigelbccfen. 
 
 To Sheath(e), v. a. 1. in bic ©d^eibc flecten, 
 cinftecEcn, 2. mit einer <S(bcibe oerfe^en, 3. 
 Mar. (cin ©(biff mit ^upfer) bef(blagcn, 
 vcrbautcnj 4. ubcrsict)en, bcbcc!cn,bcrgcn, 
 fiittcrn, Dcrroa^rcn, 5. (— up) C/iem. ein= 
 
 Sheathed, vid. Vaginate. [wirfcln. 
 
 Shea'thjng, s. Mar. bic ©pifcr^autj — paper, 
 ^uttcrpapicr untcr bcm ^upferbcf(j^Iagc bcr 
 
 Sheaf/i'less, adj. o^nc (Sd^eibc j blof. [<S(biffc. 
 
 Shea'f/iy, adj. fcbcibcnortig. 
 
 Shea'-tree, s. Bot. ber SSuttcrbaum. 
 
 Sheave, s. Mar. bic ©d^cibc in bcn SSIocfcn j 
 
 — hole, bttS |)ummcrgat, ©(bcibcngat. 
 
 To Shed , v. ir. I. a. 1. 1 ergicpen, ttuSgicfen, 
 
 au&fd;ftttcn5 2. obwcrfen, fttUcnlaffcn,t)crs 
 
 licrenjll. n. QuSfallen. 
 Shed , 1. pret. &. p. p. ». To Shed ; II. s. bcr 
 
 ©(j^uppcn, bic ^iittci ba& SBcttcrbacb. 
 ShedMer, s. 1. bcr SScrgiepcnbc, ac.j 2. s-s, 
 
 pi. bic jungc SacbSbrut. 
 
 Shed'ding, adj. Bot. ^infdUig. [SScrgfc^otttn). 
 Shee'ling, s. tint (@d^dfcr«)|>uttc (bcf. ber 
 Sheen, * I. or Shee'ny, adj. ^cU, gldnjenbj IT. 
 *. bic^cllc,ber®lanj. 
 Sheep , s. ba§ ©d^afj — 's dock, vid. — '« 
 
 sorrel; — 's eye, fig. bcr bummc, [rommc, 
 ftbcuocrlicbtc, ocrfc^drntc IBlicf 5 — fagg, vid. 
 
 — louse; — farming, bic ©-JUd^t j — fescue- 
 grass, Bot. bcr ©-[(bwingcl } — hook, bcr 
 ©(bofcrftob 5 — louse, bic <S-lau§ 5 —master, 
 ber ©(bttf5ud(>tcr i — 's redding, bcr {Rot^cl 
 jum 3ei(bncnber ©cbafe i — rot, bic ©-feucbc 5 
 
 — 's scabious, Bot. bit (S-rapunjCl 5 — shank, 
 Mar. tin Srompcten|ti(b5 — shearing, bic @-« 
 fci^urj — 's sorrel, Bot. bcr (Hcinc) ©-• 
 ampfcr J — walk, bic S-mcibc, ©-but. 
 
 Shee'pish, I. arfj.; II. — ly, adc. 1. ©d^ttft bc» 
 trcffcnb 5 2. fcbafmdpig, cinfdltig, blcbc j HI. 
 
 — ness, s. bic (Sinfalt, ©cbucbtcrnbcit. 
 Sheer, I. adj. 1. ^cU, flttr, rcin, lautcrj 2. 
 
 bunn, jart 5 II. adu. ganj unb gar i III. *. Mar. 
 1. ber frumme 2auf bcrSeitcnpIanfcnj 2 ber 
 ©pring, bic erljcbung (bc§ SScrbcrfS)} - 
 hook , ber grope eiferne (enters)|)a!cn 5 — 
 hulks, dtc ^ricgSfcbiffc, bic bcnu^t wcrbcn 
 urn OJlaftcn in ©(biffe ob. au§ ©iiffcn ber 
 cngl. ?[)?Qrine ge()6rig %n bcbcn j — plan, be»" 
 ©citenrif cinc§ ©tbiffeSj — thursday, ber 
 griine ©onncrftag. 
 
 To Sheer, v. I. n. 1. fcbmanfcn, 2. (— offj 
 fortge^en. Mar. obbaltcn, abgicrenj to- up, 
 angieren j II. a. vid. To Shear. 
 
 Sheered, adj. Mar. oon ©(biffcn: round — , 
 cici ©pring ^abenb? moon — , fe^rmcl ©. 
 babcnb) strait — , menig ©. (;abenb. 
 
 Sheers, s. bcr (5l)lttftcn0^rai)n. 
 
 Sheet, s. l.bic^Iattc,(s»?ctaU=)3:afeI, (^up* 
 fcr=, 3inns, :c.) JBlecb j 2. ba^ bunne©titrf : 
 a) ©tiic! Scinwonb , 6) ba§ SSctttutb j c) bo§ 
 ©egelj 3. bcr SBogcn (papier) j in s-s, uu= 
 (ein)gcbunbcn 5 4. boS ficbfldtbcn* ob.ma|fcn» 
 ortige TTu^be^nenbe, bic (^cuers, SBaffcrs) 
 SKajfc, bcr (StcgenO^up , 2c. 5 5. (— lines, 
 
 — ropes) s-s, pi. Mar. bic ©dSjotcn, ©cgcU 
 Icincn 5 — anchor , bcr 4>auptanfer, Scot^an* 
 fer? — bend , — knot , bcr ©(botcnfticbj — 
 cable, — shot, ba§ ^fli(btanfcrtau j — glas«, 
 ©(bcibcnglaS. 
 
 To Sheet, v. a. 1. wcip libcrjicijcn, (ba^SSctt) 
 mit S3etttu(bern oerfel)cn, in cin (JdttU)ZvL^ 
 fd^lagcn? 2. uberjic(jen,beberfen} 3. fld(bcn« 
 artig QuSbc^nen, 4. (®ogcn) faljen. 
 
 Shee'ting, s. bcr Uberjug, bie Scinwttnb (ju 
 93etttu(bern, ic). [f(bmicb=aBaarc. 
 
 Sheffield-ware , s. £iuincaiUcrie= unb 9iKeffcr» 
 
 Sheik, vid. Shaik. 
 
Shek 
 
 636 
 
 Shif 
 
 Sh^l'dafle, Shel'daple, *. fccr ^infe. [wid^t). 
 
 Shel'drjike , s. Der ^reujfc^nabel (Gntcnart, 
 baSSSeibd^en: Shel'diick); swallow-tailed—, 
 tie diSentc. 
 
 Sbelf, s. 1. t)er @im§, Da§ met, {Regal, a5u» 
 (ijergeflcttj (SIBaarenO^ad^ 5 2. bie Son!^ 3. 
 i)ie<Sanl)bQnf5 4. 1'yrLtsitSdanHn'Hix^ud)' 
 brudferpretje , bie S3rurfe , 5. Min. Ue ^axU 
 drboberflad^e, boS feftc ®ebirg§gcftein, t>ic 
 ^efte, — of rock, bie^elfenplatte 5 on the — , 
 fig. befeifigt. 
 
 Shel'fy, adj. oofler ®Qnbbdnfe,felfig. 
 
 Shell , s. 1. Die ®d()alc, minbe, ^iilfe^ 2. t>tc 
 g)?uf(^el5 3. Die Seicr (ber ^Clten) j 4. Die ^ru= 
 gcIDcdejS. Da& Slott, tuperej 6. Die gar 
 cajfe, SSombe, ©prengfugelj T. Dq& 3immer= 
 »erf;Unau8gebautc|>ttu§, leere ©erilft) 8 
 Der ro^ gearbeitete (innere) Sargi 9. Die 
 glaf(^e De8 ^rafd^enjugc^j 10. DaS Btiii^hlatt 
 De& ®egcn0 5 — of the ear , Anat. Die S)^ren= 
 ^6^lc 5 — almonds, ^nodfs oD. ,^ra(^manDeln j 
 — apple, Orn. Der^reusf(i()nabcl5— bark wal 
 nut tree. Die graue ©Sallnup , — duck, vid.nnt 
 Sheldrake; — fish, 1. /c/i.Dcr runDe©ta(^cf= 
 flfd& 5 2. Da& ©(^Qlt^er 5 - gold, DaS ?OJuf(^eI= 
 goID) — lac, Der ©c^eUacf, — marble, Der 
 5Kuf4ieImarmor 5 — meat , Die @d^alt^ier= 
 fpeife^ — silver, Da& OJlufc^eljtlberj — snail, 
 Die ©d^alfc^nerfc 5 — toothed horse, Sport. 
 cin^ferD, Da§ c.Sten S^^rc an bi§ in fein liter 
 Die 3a^nfennung be^dlt, — work, l. Dae 
 aKufd^clmerf 5 2. Die ^ifd^fd^uppen=©ti(ferei. 
 
 To Shell, V. I. a. I.f(l^alen;0ue^ulfen5 2. (ab=) 
 fd^uppcnj II. n. 1. (— off) fld(>f4)cilen, ab= 
 fd^elfernj 2. auSfaHen (au§ Der ©d^ale). 
 
 Shelled, adj. fd^alig, one — , cinfd^alig. 
 
 Shel'ljng, s. Der gefc^cilte ^afer. 
 
 Shel'ly, adj, 1. ooller <Sd^alen oD. 9)lufc^eln5 
 2. au§, mit, oDcr me @(]^aIen.[Die@i(j^er()eit. 
 
 Shel'ter, s. Da§ S)bDa(i^, Der (S(i()irm, ©(i^u§, 
 
 ToShel'ter, v. I. a. 1. fxd^em, Dctfen, (be-) 
 fcj^irmen, (be=)[c^iLi§en , aufne^menj 2. ijer* 
 bergenj II. n. ©d^u| fud^en. 
 
 Shgl't?rer, *. Der ©efc^irmer, jc. 
 
 Shgl't?rl?88, adj. o^ne S)bDa(^ , fd^u§Io§. 
 
 Sh«Kt|e, *. DOS flcine (fd^ott.) ^ferD. 
 
 To Shelve, v. n. (icf) neigen, ab^cingig fein. 
 
 ShSl'ving, I. adj. abbangig, abf^fiffig, jic^ nei= 
 genD^fd^rfigj II. j. Dcrlb^angj III. — ness, 
 
 Shgl'vy, adj. vid. Shelfy. [s. Die :Kbfd^ufrigf eit. 
 
 ShSmific, adj. femitif^. 
 
 ShSp'herd, *. Der <B(^cifer, ^irte (aud^A'Oj 
 —'a bodkin , vid. pink-needle ; — 's cloak, Der 
 Bipfelpelj 5 — '8 cress, Bot. Die ©teinfreffe 5 — 
 •» dog, Der<Sdf>dfer^unD5 Bot-s. — '» needle, 
 
 Da§ 3?aDelfraut} — 's pouch , — 's purse. Die 
 ^irtentafcbe, Da§ 3;df(belfrautj — 'srod, — 
 's staff, 1. Dcr^irtenfiabj 2. Die ,^arDettDi- 
 flel) — 's weather-glass, Bot. Da§ ©aud^^Cil. 
 
 Shep'herdess, s. Die ©d^dferinn, |)irtinn. 
 
 Sher'bet, *. DaS ©orbet (orient. ©ctrdnO- 
 
 Sherd, vid. Shard. 
 
 Sher'if(f),*.Dcr ©(^erif, SanDrid^ter, CanDcogt. 
 
 Sher'if(f)alty, Sher'if(f)dom, s. DaS Imt unD 
 Die ®exi6)UhaxMt cincS ©d^crif. 
 
 Sher'ris(-8ack^ , Sher'ry(-sack or -wine) , s. 
 Der 3£ere§n>ein, XereSfect. 
 
 To Shew [sho] , vid. To Show. 
 
 Shewt [shot] , s. Die (mit lustretcn eytraoa» 
 lirtcn asiutee bcgleitete) 5)tau(fcud(>e (bcim 
 SflinDoiet), :c.). 
 
 Shib'bolef/t, s. Da§ ©rfennungSTOort, 3ei4>cn. 
 
 Shie, vid. Shy. 
 
 Shield, s. 1. Dcr (SBapcnO^d^ilDi 2. Min. 
 Da§ ©c^irmDad^ 5 3. Dcr 6d^u§, <B6)ixm. 
 
 To Shield, v. a. 1. mit eincm Sf^ilD beDcrfcn? 
 2. beDerfen, befcbirmen, ocrt^eiDigenj 3. a^s 
 ^alten. [3ungenbeinmu§tcln Dcr Suftro^re. 
 
 Shield'Iike, adj. fdbilDformig i — muscles , oie 
 
 To Shieve , v. n. Mar. riicfrodrts gc^en, 
 Dei(n)fen. [^orDcrfeilS. 
 
 Shieve, s. Min. Die {RoUc jur lufna^me De§ 
 
 To Shift, V. I. n. 1. DenS)rt»?crdnDcrn,fid^ 
 bcwegenj 2. (0. aSinDe) umlaufen, M Dre* 
 Ijenj (©om Saflafle) fiberfd^iepen j 3. fi(^ dn» 
 Dernj 4. ftd^ umsie^cn, fid(> um^eiDcnj 5. au§» 
 Siet)cn, DicSBo^nung perdnDernj 6. jid^beU 
 fen, \id) Io§ roirfein, (— for one's self) fur fi(^ 
 for gen 5 7. lueflud^te gcbraud^cnj 8. cant. 
 »on ©aunerf^reid^cn Icben? II. a. 1. dnDern, 
 oerdnDern, wenDen, umjicbcn, umlegcn, um= 
 micfeln, njed^felnj 2. f(|icben5 3. umfiiUcn, 
 umgiepen, abjie^enj 4. ablaffcn (SBein)5 
 5. Afar-*. (Do§ OluDer) uberDrel)cn 5 (einSau) 
 abfd^acfenj (ein ©d^iff) umlaDenj (Die 8a« 
 Dung) umfiauenj to — off, con fid(> (ab=) 
 rodljen. 
 
 Shift, s. 1. Die SSerdnDerungi 2. Min. Die 
 ©(bid^tj 3. Die 9}?u^e, Der aScrfu(b5 4. DaS 
 fd^roierigeSJJittel, 4)i5lf§mittel , JTtotbmittel, 
 Die ^JfilfSqueHe? 5. Der Sc^elf, Die lu§flu(^t, 
 g^otbliigej 6. Die Sift, Der ©etrug, vKunfigriff 
 (pLSfldnFe)j T. DaS ^raucn()emD5 — of the 
 planks, Mar. DaS SScrfd^iepctt Dcr ©(berbcnj 
 to make—, 1. fid^bemiiben,fid^9Ku()cgcbcn5 
 2. mit 9)lu^c (faum) beracrfflcUigen, fid^ l^cU 
 fen, fid^ Durd^arbeitcnj 3. fid^ (fummcrlicb) 
 be^elfen. [2. Mar. Der Untcrfod^. 
 
 Shift?r, s. 1. Dcr fd^Iauc ^ud^S , S^Iaufopf j 
 
 Shifting. I. p. a.; II. - ly, ar/r. 1. liftig, 
 fd^Iau,»erfd(>Iageni 2. Dur^ SBenDungenj- 
 
Shif 
 
 637 
 
 Shiv 
 
 back-stays, Mar. t)ie (Sd^Ungerparbunenj 
 ground, SBeUgrunl) ? — sand, Xriebfttut). 
 
 Shift'less, adj. o&nc 3Jlittcl, ^ulfIo5. 
 
 Shille'Iagh [shjia'la] , s. (irl.) eitt furjer ei<$e= 
 ner (mit 58lei auSgegoffener) @tocf. 
 
 Shil'ling, s. l)cr (cngl.) ©(filling (= 12 pence ; 
 ber irl. ©. ^at 13 d., Der weftinb. 8% d., bcr 
 neuQorfer 6 t/.) 5 a — in the pound, fiinf ^ro= 
 
 Shi'Ij, vid. Shyly. [ccnt. 
 
 Shim, s. 1. ber weipc^lecf, bicSldffej 2. Mn 
 ocr SBolfram. 
 
 Shim'mer, s. berSd^immer, ©d^ein. 
 
 Shin , s. (— bone) ba§ ©(tjienbein j — of beef, 
 bttS Scnbenftiicf. 
 
 To Shine, u.reg. & ir. I. /j. (—out, ()eU) fc^einen, 
 Uu(i^ten,funfeln,glQnsen5 Il.a.fd^einen mac^en, 
 Uvid)Un lajfenj— coal, bie ©lanjf 01)16, s-ing 
 ore , bie ^ifcnfd^radrje, ber (SifcngUmmer. 
 
 Shine, *. bcr B(i)dn, btt& ^eitcre SBetter. 
 
 Shi'n?ss, vid. Shyness. 
 
 Shin'gle, s. 1. bie @(^inbel, ®a(^f(i^inbeli2. 
 ber ©(^icfer, s-s, pi. 3. fleine, fla(^e (UferO 
 ©teinc, 4. Med. bcr feurige Umlauf , bie 
 (Surtelfrttnf^eitj — ballast , Mar. ©aUaft 
 oon grobem ,Ricfcl. 
 
 To Shin'gie, v. a. mit ©(^inbcln becfen. 
 
 Shin'gl^r, s. bcr ®^inbelma(j|)er. 
 
 Shin'gly, adj. f^einig , f iefelig. 
 
 Shi'ny, adj. gldnjenb, ^eU. 
 
 Ship , s. ba& (©ec-)@c^ifF? — of war , btt§ 
 ^riegSf^ijf 5 to take — , p ©d^iffe ge^en, fid^ 
 einfc^iffen^ — board, ber SSorb, ba§ ©.} — 
 boat, bie ©d^aluppe j — boy, ber ©-gjunge , — 
 bread (—biscuit), ber ©-gjwicbacf, — broker, 
 ber ©-Smdfler,* — builder, vid. — wright, 
 1.5 — carpenter, 1. ber ©-gjimmermann, 
 2 vid. — wright, 1. 5 — building, — carpen- 
 try, bie <S-gbaufunfl5 — carriage , bie S-8= 
 frad^t, SJerlabung&foflcnj — chandler, ber 
 mit aUerlci SSebfirfniffen (— chandlery) fiir 
 ©eeftt^rer ^anbeltj — 's company, baS ©-5* 
 oolf, bie ©-emannfd^ aft 5 — holder, vid. — 
 owner ,• — master , 1. ber©-&^err, <S-8pa- 
 tron5 2. ber©-gCQpitdn (eineg ,ffaujfa^rtei= 
 ©(^iffes)5 — mate, ber ©-smaat, <S-&ge= 
 fd^rtC) — owner, ber (S-Seigent^umer, Ot^e* 
 ber 5 — pound, bag ©-Spfunb j — shape, nod^ 
 ©-§art, ric^tig (aufgetafelt, k.)? to be de- 
 livered at the — 's side , Com. am ©d^iff JU 
 Uefcrnj — worm, ber ^fa^lwurm, So^r* 
 njurmj — wreck, 1. ber ©-brudS), 2. bie 
 Srfimmer 5 3. bie SScrungliicfung 5 To — 
 wreck, t). I. n. 1. (g-brudf) leiben, fc^ettern, 
 ftranben 5 2. oerungliScf en j II. a. ®-bru(^ oer= 
 ux\a6)zn, an ben ©tranb werfen, — wrecked, 
 adj. f-brfid^ig5 — wright , 1. bcr ©-bauer^ 
 
 ©-Sbaumeifteri 2. ber TCnnc^mer (opp. a5o« 
 fleber) , a — wright's yard, btt§ <S-§»erft. 
 
 To Ship, V. a. I. on SSorb bringen, (eine 2a=« 
 bung) einne^men , einfd(>iffen, einlaben, oer» 
 labenj 2. (be)fiiffen5 3. (— away or off) 
 pcrfd^iffen, (ab)fenben5 4. Afar, a) (eine 
 ©tursfee) anJBorb beFommenj 6) (bicSfluber* 
 pinne, :c.) Befefligen. 
 
 Ship'less, adj. o^ne ©(^ijfc. 
 
 Ship'like, adj. bef. Anat. fd^iffgleid^. 
 
 Ship'm?nt, s. 1. bie SSerlabung , SSerfd&ijfung 5 
 2. ^ii (aBaarett=)<Senbung5 3. bie ®(l()iff§= 
 labung. 
 
 Ship'p^r, s. l.bcr5Scrfd^iffer,S8erlaber,(SBaa= 
 ren=)7Cbfenber5 2. ber ©d^iffer, ©(^ip^err. 
 
 Ship'ping, 1. s. 1. bie einfc^iffung , 2. vid. Ship- 
 ment ; S.bie SBcfd^ijfung j 4:.bie ©d)ijf&gelegen= 
 Ijeit, 5,ba8(S-&n)efen5 6. bie (ine.^afen lie* 
 genben) ©d^iffc, bieglottcj II. comp.— bun\~ 
 ness, — concerns, ©eegefd^dfte, ©d^iffS* (ob. 
 S$erlabung§=)'2Cngelegen^citen5 bag (25-&n)e» 
 fen, — charges, — expenses , SSerf(i(>itfunQ§s 
 fpefen, SSerlabungsunfoflenj — clerk, ber 
 ©-gperlabung§commi§ j - interest, ber ®ee« 
 ^anbelsfianb, bie Sfl^ebereij — office, baJ 
 ©(^ifffa^rtgcomptoir 5 — weight, ba§ SSer» 
 f(^iffung§= (ob. ba& au§ge^enbe) ®cn)id()t. 
 
 Shire [or shir] , s. ber Sanbeebesirf , bie ®raf» 
 
 Shirk, vid. Shark. [ff^ttft- 
 
 Shirl, &c. vid. Shorl, &c. 
 
 Shirt, s. ba& (aJJttnnS=)«&entb j — of mail , bo& 
 ^anjcr^cmb, — front, bas SSor^embc^cn, — 
 pin, liii 4)embnabel5 —wire, ^embebral^tj 
 — tail , ber untere X^eil (ber ©(^oof ) am ^.. 
 
 To Shirt, v. a. 1. mit einem (raeipen) ^emb 
 bef Icibcn j 2. iibenDerfcn, beberf en. 
 
 Shir'ting, s. bie .|)cmbleinn)anb j — flannel, bcr 
 
 Shirt'iess, adj. ol^nc |)emb. [^embeflancU. 
 
 Shist, Shis'tus, s. Min-s. (argillaceous — ) 
 ber 3:()onfd^iefer5 bituminous — , ber SSranb* 
 fc^iefer, — porphyry, ber ^orpl^Qrfd^icfcr 
 siliceous common — , bcr gemeine»fi:iefclf(li>ic« 
 fer. [f(&ieferig. 
 
 Shis'tic, Shistose', Shis'tous , adj. Min. t^on* 
 
 To Shit, V. ir, n. vulg, fd^eif en. 
 
 Shit, pret. &. p. p., Shit'ten, p. p. 0. To Shit. 
 
 Shit'tle, vid. Shuttle. 
 
 Shive, s. im pi. B-s:{%lad)^')<Bd)&Un. 
 
 To Shiv'er, v. I. a. 1. jcrbred^en^jertrfimmem, 
 SerfpUttcrn, 2. Mar. (bicSegel) fillen, II. 
 n. 1. serf4)eUen,serfaUen5 2. f(^auern,5ittern. 
 
 Shiv'^r, s. 1. bag Heine biinne ©tficf, bcr 
 (Splitter, 2. biCvKrume, ba§ ^riimd()enj3. 
 bie©pinbel5 4. vid. Sheave; 5. or Shiv'- 
 ?ring, ber ©d^auer, ^nfaU, 6. vid. Shive; — 
 spar, Min. bcr ©(^ieferfpat^. 
 
Shiv 
 
 638 
 
 Shor 
 
 ShivVy, adj. 1. bru^ig,brocfli(^ (». ©tcinen, 
 w.)/ lorfer, murbc5 2. fd^Querig, ©d^aucr 
 cmpfint^enb, »or ,Sc(Ite jitterntj. 
 
 Shoad, s. Min. 1. ein [(^rottrjlid^er obcr Ic« 
 berfarbner Qifcnftein, uber unb untcr ber 
 Grbc inOefc^iebenj 2. bie (3inn=)®rciupen 
 
 ShoaU l.s.l. bcr ^aufe, ©(bnjorm , bie 5JJen= 
 ge, SJiaflTc, (o. ^ifcben) ber 3ug5 2. ijie Un» 
 ticfe, ©Qnbbanf^ n. or Shoa'ly, adj. untief, 
 feid^t, ooUcr @Qnbbdn!e, jjerfanbet. 
 
 To Shoal, v.n,l. wimmelit, jicb brdngcnj 2. 
 untief roerbcn, Untiefen baben, fei(bt fein. 
 
 Shoa'ljness, *. bie @ei(b(igfeit, 5)fenge @anb= 
 bdnf e , S5erfonbung. [genber ©tranb. 
 
 Shoa'ling, s. tin fi(b allmdblig in'S SBajfer nci= 
 
 Shock, *. 1. ber @tof, ©(blag, 3ufammcnftof, 
 bie Srfcbiitterung , 2. bcr ^ampf , TCnfturj, 
 Ingriff 5 3. bic ©eleibigung, bcr SScrbrup 5 4 
 bcr |)aufe ©arbcn, bie SKanbel, 5. vid. 
 Shough ; to give a— , Jig. auffallcn J — rabbit, 
 cine Hxt ^onintben mit fraufen ^aoren. 
 
 To ShSck, V, I. a.l. bcftig ftofcn, anfto^cnj 
 2. ongrcifcn, bcfdmpfcn, 3. TCnflop gebcn, bc= 
 leibtgcn, SSerbruf macbcn, 4. SBibcrraiUcn cr= 
 rcgen, onf^ofig ob. jumibcr fcin? tobes-ed 
 at ... , bctrcten fein iiber ... 5 H. n. in 5Ran= 
 belnfe|en5 s-ing, p. a. l. onf^opig, wibrig^ 
 
 Sh6d, pret. & p. p. 0. To Shoe.[2. Qbfcbeulitb. 
 
 Shde, *. 1. bcr ©(bub? 2. ba§ |)ufeifen5 3. 
 Mar. ber CJCnFcrO^^ub j shoes of gold, 
 (in (Sttnton) ©olbbarrcn? — bills, ©(bub* 
 jmedfen, — black, — blacker, — boy, bcr ©-= 
 puler; — chapes, pi. ©-f^nallcnbugeli — 
 clasps, pi. ©-fpongcnj— clout, bcr ©-n>if(bi 
 — born, ber ©-onjicber, bo§ ©-born 5 — 
 knife, boS ©(buftcrmcfcr, — maker, ber ©-» 
 madder? — maker's wax, ba§ ©-rood^Sj — 
 nippers, pi. bie Seberjange mit eincm jam- 
 mer, — shapes, ©-bldttcr^ — stamp, bQ§ ©-* 
 flempcleifen, ber ©cblenftempelj — strap , — 
 strop, — string, — tie, ba§ ©-banb , bcr ©-5 
 ricmen 5 — tassels , ©-qudfld^enj — vamps, 
 SSorfd^ublebcr (Sberlcber) ju ©d^ub^n. 
 
 To Sh6e , V. ir. a. 1. bcf(buben5 2. bcfd^Ittgen 
 (cin^ferb)} 3. bclcgen, fiberbeifenj 4. Mar. 
 (ben TCnfcr) bcfleibenj s-ing hammer, ber 
 S^tctbammer^ s-ing horn, vid. Shoe-horn. 
 
 4= Shog, vid. Jog & Shock. [ben ©d^oren. 
 
 Sholes, s. pi. Ship-b. ©d^ube ob.,ai|Ten unter 
 
 ShSne, I. oonTo Shine; II. 4= adj. gldnjcnb. 
 
 Shook [shflk], I. pret. p. To Shake; II. 5. im 
 pi ^apQuben, ©tabbolj. 
 
 Sh66ii, Sh6en, 4= pi POn Shoe. 
 
 Shdd, int. buf(b! rfd^I (©d^cud^ruf). 
 
 To Shdfit, V. ir. I. a. 1. fd^icpen, abfd^iefen, 
 (— off)Io§fd^iefen, abfeuernj 2. crfd^ief en 3 Sh5rl 
 
 3. treibcn5 4. flopen, fd&ncUcn, «u§f!rc(fcn$ 
 5. porfcbiebcn, 6. nieberlaffcn, (^djter, ic.) 
 binabf(brotcn} T. (cinen barren) fliirxcnj 8. 
 (- out, ©ctrcibc QuS)fd^uttcnj 9. T. a) Qb» 
 bobcin, abftopenj ft) (cine 3^utb) QuSflofcnj 
 10. uber ober burd^ . . . (bin)fQbren} to — 
 money, ®clb (burd^ bie ^onD) nad^jdblcn, 
 bur(bf(bief en ) II. n. 1. fd^iefcnj 2. (— forth, 
 
 — up) auff(biepen, au§fd^lagcn, tcimenj 3. 
 (in .Rrt)ftallcn) anf(biefcni 4. ficb fd^ncU be» 
 wcgen, (t)crab»)f(biepen , laufen , fliegen, fob* 
 ren, flurjcnj 5. (mit forth, &c.) {i(b au&bcb= 
 ncn, M crftrccfeni 6. pricfcln , fted(>en , fte-- 
 d^enben ©(bmerj pcrurfad^cn, to — out, 1. 
 ttu&f(bicpcn, ficb scrtbcilcn 5 2. (in tbrcn, k.) 
 fcbicfen, to - up, fd^nell in bie ^obe n)a(bfen. 
 
 Shoot , s. 1. ba§ ©(biefen, ber ©d^uf 5 2. bcr 
 ©d(>6fling, bie ©proffe, 3. vid. Shote, 2.3 — 
 anchor, vid. Sheet-anchor; — bolt, bcr 3ta(bt* 
 ricgeI(am3:^urfd^Iop) 5 — silk, einfd^Iagfeibc. 
 
 ShoO'ter, s. 1. bcr ©(bicf cnbc, ©(bii|ei 2. s-s, 
 pi. (asicrs ober aBein=)©(broter, ^lifcr. 
 
 ShOd'tjng,*. vid. Shoot, 1. & 2.5 — star, bic 
 ©ternfd^nuppe^ — stick , I. T. bcr ©(biep* 
 ftccf en 5 2. 7Vp.bQ§ Sreibijclj, ber ,^eiltreibcr. 
 
 Shop, s. 1. ber (,Koufmann&-)2abcn, boS ®e= 
 wolbc, bie SSubc^ 2. baS ®ef(bdft§simmcr5 
 3. bie SBcrfftatt, SBerfftdttej barber's -, 
 bic aSarbicrftubej — bill , baS :ifu§bdngefd^ilb 
 (mit bem SBaarenocrjeid^niffe)} — board, 1. 
 ber SBcrftifd^, Irbeitgtifd^^ 2. ber2abentif(b, 
 bic (2.=)3:afeli — book , tia^ ^-bu(b 5 — boy, 
 bcr 2-burf(be5 — front, ba§ ©d^aufenftcr, — 
 keeper, ber ^Ictnbdnblcr , ^rdmcrj ^u5« 
 fd^nitt()dnbler 5 - keeping , bie .Krdmereij — 
 lift, -lifter, bcr S-bicb, To - lift, v. a. 2q» 
 ben bcfteblcnj - lifting, bie fi-bicberei,- 
 man, l.wd. — keeper; 2. bcrSabcnbicner^S, 
 (or— porter) bcr 9)Jarftbe(fer, 5)JcpbcIfer5 — 
 mate , bcr 2-geftt^rtc, S-gebiilfe 5 — rent, ber 
 8-8in8,®era6lbsin§5 — shutter, bie S-flappc. 
 
 Shopoc'racy, s. bie ^rdmerariflofratic. 
 
 Shop'pjng, p. *. bttg aScfud^cn bcr ,^auflttbcn^ 
 bie Sttbenrcpue (ber ©amen). [U- joU. 
 
 Sho'rage, s. btt§ Ufcrgelb, bic U-gcbfi^r, bcr 
 
 Shore, s. 1. ba§ Ufcr, ©eflttbc, \ik M^t, ber 
 ©tranbj 2. virf. Sewer, III.; 3. bie ©tfi^c, 
 ©trebe, ber ©tu^bttlfcn? Mar. bic©d^orct 
 
 — anchor, ber 2anbanfcr,SBaIIanFcr 5 — bird, 
 bic Uferfd^walbe?- ward, lanbn>drt§.[fd^oren. 
 
 To Shore, v. a. ftu^cn? to — np. Mar. untcr* 
 Shored, adj. cittc M^t, cin Ufer bab cnb. 
 Shore'less, adj. 1. ufcrIo§i 2. unbcgrcnjt. 
 Shore'ljng, Shor'ling, s. 1. ba§ gcfd^ome ©(^af f 
 2. ba& gett cinc§ gef(borncn ©d^af§. 
 , s. Min. ber ©(bcfrL 
 
Shor 
 
 639 
 
 Slioii 
 
 Shorla'ceons, adj. ftj^orlartig. 
 
 ShSr'lite , vid. Pycnite. [ner ©ad^e). 
 
 Shorn , p. p. o. To Shear; - of, berttubt (ei= 
 
 Short, I. adj. & adv. 1. furj? 2. na^e j 3. ein* 
 gcfd^rdnft, engc, flammj 4. jd()e) 5. miirbe 
 (com ^leif(^ u. .Ruc^en) , briic^ig 5 6. im ^an- 
 gel, im Oliicfftant), bebiirfenb (mit of)} 7. 
 mangel^aft, fe^Ienl), f napp , fparfam, genauj 
 8. Bot. Qbgefiirjt (Pom .^eli) 5 n« — 'y. adv. 
 
 I. (or within a — time) biiinen.^urjem,bQlb3 
 2.(or in — ) in ipenig SBorten, fut jlii, f urj 5 to 
 be, to come or to fall — of, rid. To Come & 
 To Fall ; to be — with . . . , Furj obfertigen, 
 anfo^rcn, in (Sntrourfcn ^inbem 3 to bring— , 
 Qbfiirjen, upon — notice, l.nacbfurjerUber= 
 legung 5 2. nacb furjer ^^itnbigung ob. grift, 
 in ^urjcmj to speak—, bteSBorteoerfd^Iu^ 
 Fen5 to strike — , fet)I fd^lagen, fcblen? to 
 turn.—, nifbtfortFommenfonncn} to enter— , 
 Com. (beim3oII) ju roenig (ober unterbem 
 ^ert^e) ongeben, — bouts, bie ^dbfreiSs 
 ftJrmigcn SSreter einer SSiolinej — bowl, bic 
 ni^t mit genug geftboffenc ober geftbobene 
 ^ugel, — breath, bie ^ngbruftigfcit) - 
 breathed, engbriiftig 5 Cowi-j— date, bie f urje 
 ©id^tj — (dated) bills, vid. — paper; — 
 entry , bie ju gcringe Bollangabc}— hand,— 
 h. writing, 1. bttS ©efcbroinbfcbreiben, 2. bie 
 (Stenographic 5 3. (— h. notes) bie 7(bbre= 
 ©iaturen j 4. bie ptii(btigc ^anb 5 — hand- 
 writer, bcr ©efd^minbfd^reiber^ — head, ein 
 no^ fdugenber SBallfifcf) i — hundred , ber 
 fleine Sentner (100^.) 5 —jointed, fursge= 
 feffelt(Don^ferben) , — laid, R-m. frapp ge- 
 fcblagen (jur toUen ^5rte gebrel)t) 5 — lived 
 [— 'livd] , 1. furjiebenb 5 2. oon furjer ®auer j 
 Corns. — paper , furj (ober furjeS) papier, 
 furseSBe(bfel(Sg.auffurje@id^t)}— posted, 
 ju niebrig ober menig angefe^t (opp. over- 
 charged);— premium, bie niebrige^^rdmie, 
 - price,ber3^etto=^rei§5 a— sale, einf(bnel= 
 ler SSerfttuf 5 — shank (- start), ber Ipfel 
 mit Furjem ©tiele^ Corns. — shipped, iu= 
 rucfgcnommen (por ber ^bfa^rt be§ <S(biffe8 
 TOieber au&getaben)?- sight, bie furje ©icbt j 
 at— sight, auf furje ®i6)t , f urjfitbf ig 5 — 
 sight-glass , ein ®la5 fur Fur^ficbtige ^ugen ? 
 —sighted (or— of sight) , f urjficbtig 5 — sight- 
 edness, bie ,Rursfi(btigfeit 5— vessels, Anat. 
 bie Furjen @efdf e;— witted, cinfdltig,bumm. 
 
 Short, s. 1. bag ^urje, bie ,^urse/ bcr 3nbe- 
 griff} 2. 8-8, pi. SBeinfleiber. 
 
 To Shor'ten, v. I. a. 1. ffirjen, per!i!irsenj 2. 
 ftu$cn,bef^neiben5 3. einf(^rdnfen,perengcn 5 
 to— sail, Mar. ctlitbcponben^egelnbergen? 
 
 II. n. tixxitv werben, abne^men. 
 
 Short'enjng, s. SButtcr ober %^tt sum ^a(f en. 
 
 Short'ness, s. 1. bie ^iirjcj 2. bie 0)?angel^af* 
 tigfeit)— of breath, bie ©ngbruf^igfeit. 
 
 Sho'ry, adj. an ber ,^ufic liegenb (». u.)* 
 
 Shot, pret. He p. p. p. To Shoot; — copper^ 
 granulirte§ ^upfer. 
 
 Shot, s. 1. Uh ©d^iepen, ber ©(buf 5 2. bie 
 ©(buproeitej 3. U^ ©efibop (alle Qfrten poa 
 SSoUs unb 4)oi^U^ugeln), ber |>agel, ba5 
 ©(brot j 4. bie ^ugel 3 5. bcr ©cbii^c } 6. Mar. 
 a) bie ^ufammenfpliffung (jweier 3)aue)} &) 
 sheet — , bad ^flid^tan!ertau j T. vid. Scot r 
 small — , 1 .bo§ @(brot, ber ^agel 5 2. 5J?u8f c» 
 tenfugein j great — (round — , cannon — ), 
 ^Kanonenfugcln? a(rollingand) bounding—^ 
 ein ^rellftbuf , 8flicod^etf(buf , tauber ©cbupj 
 
 — of rain, ber plo^liibc {Regenguf 5— bag, 1. 
 wd.— pouch ; 2. ber <S(brotbeutelj— belt, ber 
 <S(brotgurtel5— boxes, bie ,ffartdtf(benfaftcnf 
 
 — charger, bic ® ^rotbit(^fe i — free, 1 . f(buf * 
 frei} 2. fugelfeftj 3. unbefcbdbigtj— gage,. 
 Gun. ba§ Jtugelle^r, bie ,ftugelprobc 5— gar- 
 land, — locker , Mar. bie ^ugelrecfc 5 — gun^ 
 bie (3<igb0 S^intC (opp. rifle-gun) ; — hole, 
 ba§ ©(bupM,— plug, ber^fropf (P. SBerg. 
 Ob. papier) , — pouch, bie <S(bieptaf^e, 3agb* 
 taf(bc 5 — proof , f(buf feft 5 — tower , bcr 
 ©(brott^urm. 
 
 To Shot, V. a. (bie ^anoncn) laben. 
 
 Shote, *. 1. ein foreUenartiger §if(b j 2. ba§- 
 (@pan0gerfel, ber grif(bling. 
 
 ShSt'ten, p. a. 1. gclaicbt , auSgeleertj — 
 herring, ber ^oblbciring, 2.magcr} 3. gerott*^ 
 ncn (P. ber 9Kil(b)- 
 
 Shough [shii], int. t)uf(b! burr! 
 
 Shough [shok] , s. ber jottige ^unb, ^ubcl* 
 
 Should [shud] , pret. P. Shall, [^unb, ^ubcl. 
 
 ShoulMer, s. 1. bic @(bultcr, "Kcbfel) 2. bcr 
 a3ug, baS SSorberpiertelj 3. T. a) ba§ ^cr» 
 porfpringenbc, ber luSlauf; b) bcr @d^en!elf 
 c) Cntl. bie aSacfe (an 'JKelfern),— of a pin, 
 ber 9?abeIfnopf} — of mutton, bic ^ammel* 
 bruft, ©^6pfenbruft} — of mutton sails. Mar. 
 bic ©ieffegel,— belt, ba§ SBe^rgei^enf, ®-= 
 geben! 5 — blade , — bone , ba§ <S-bIattf 
 Mar-*.— block , ber |)afenblodE j — bolt , ber 
 ■Jfugboljen mit cinem ©tof 5 — grafting, baS 
 ^fropfcn in bic Slinbej — knot, 1. baS 1(6)= 
 felbanb, bie Epaulette} 2. lud. bcr SBebientcf 
 —piece, ba§ <S-flucE 5— points, pi. bicTCd^" 
 felftbnurcj — shotten , buglo^m j — slip , bic 
 SScrrenfung ber B. 5— straps , pi. 1. Mil. bie 
 ^((bfelflappenj 2. /am. ^ofentrdger. 
 
 To Shoul'der, v. a. 1. (—up) auf bic ©(bultcr 
 nc^men, fcbultcrn j 2. bic ©cbultcrn brucfcnf 
 3. brfingcn, flofcn, (—out, ^inau&)f<3^upj>cn 
 
Shou 
 
 640 
 
 Shrl 
 
 to — up , fig. tiert^eibigcn , crmuntcrn, 
 
 arms! Mil. ©c^ultert'S ©ewel^r! 
 Shoul'dered, adj. mit ©d^ultem, 'fd^ulterigj 
 
 broad or round — , brcitf^ultcng. 
 Shoul'dering, s. Fort. Die @(j^u(ter t)C§ SBal= 
 
 Ie§5— piece, ^rc/i. ber ^ragf^cin. 
 Shout, Shou'tjng, *. 1. ba& grcut>en9efd^rei, 
 
 ® ef(!^rci 5 2. t)Q§ ^o^ngcfci^rei, Tfusjifd^en. 
 To Shout, V. I. w. 1. (i>or^reubc)lQUtf(^reien, 
 
 jau(i^Scn 5 2. (—at, 3u)rufen 5 11. a. auSjifc^en. 
 ShoA't^r, s. t)cr ©(^reier, Saud^jer, JRufer. 
 To Sh8ve, v. I. a. (mit along, by, &c. fort=, 
 
 weg^, 2C.)f^open, fd^icbenj 11. n. (to— off; 
 
 obftofen. 
 Sh6ve, J. t)eriSd;ub, ©topj— board, vid. Sho- 
 vel-board ; — groat, W 5Runjc im Seitf efpiel 5 
 
 — net, t)a§ ©d^Iagnc^, ©(^leppnc^. 
 ShSv'el, s. Me (Sd^aufcl, <S(^ippc^ — board, 1. 
 
 t)ic a3cilfctafel,35rucftafcl5 2. t>a§ SSeirfefpicli 
 
 3. vid. Shove-groat;— hat, l>er@(^QUfeU)Ut3 
 —net, vid. Shove-net. [fen. 
 
 To Shov'el, V. a. 1. fdjaufeln, fd^ippenj 2. l)duj 
 ShoVeler, Shfiv'elard, *. Orn. bic 26JfeIente. 
 Shov'^r, *. ber (^ortO^d^iebcnbe. 
 To Show , V. reg. k ir. l.a.l. jeigcn, weifen, 
 fe^enlaffen, 2. fc^auftcllen 5 3. funbgeben, 
 
 4. (—forth) befannt macl^en} 5. le^ren? 6. 
 crflaren^ T. cmeifcnj 8. (—in,— up, herein', 
 ^eraufOfil^ren) to — tricks , ^offen fpielcn, 
 to — upon, fii^Icn lajfenj 11. n. fidjjcigen, 
 erfcbcincn. 
 
 Show, s, 1. bie ©c^ttu, 2. bag SSefe^en j 3. bag 
 ©d^oufpiel? 4. ba§ ©eprdngc, ber ©lanj, 
 ©taat J 5. baS 7fnfer)en, ber (du^ere) ©c^ein, 
 QTnf^ein, 6. bie :iCnfc^nlid)feitj T.bictl)n= 
 \i6)hiti 8. bQ§ ©d)einbilb, ^l)ttntom, bie ®e= 
 bcrbe 5 9. bic iDarftellung 5 10. Com. ( —board) 
 ijcrTCugfa^, TCug^ang (sur 2>6)an QU&gcflellte 
 SBaare)5 on—, ju befei)en5 — of hands, r^a^ 
 tlCuf^eben ber |)cinbe (beim Ibfiimmen), a 
 
 — of tulips, eine Sulpenflur 5 — box, Corn. 
 ber TTuSfelefafien (mit ^JJ^oberoaoren, :c.) 5— 
 bread, ba§ ©dtjoubrobj- end, Com. (bef. an 
 Xvl6)) ber SSorf(I)up, 9J?antel, ©ecf el j— glass, 
 ein 5iJ?ifroffop=^ldf(b(bcn 5— glasses, pi. ®ld= 
 [eru.^laf(ien inbenen Gonbitoren, :c. SBaaren 
 jur ©(bauftellenj— man, 1. ber©eltenl)citen, 
 :c. jcigt) 2. ber Safd^enfpicler, — place, ber 
 ©^aupla§5— sheet, vid. Proof-sheet. 
 
 Show'er, s. bcr ^eigenbe, :c. 5 — of tricks , ber 
 
 Safdijenfpieler. 
 ShoiV'er, «.l.ber(9legen=)®uf, <Sd)auer j2.ber 
 
 tlberflu^ j— bath, bQ8 ©c^ttuer^ ob. 3:ropfbat<. 
 To Show'er, v. I. a. (—down) 1. mitOtcgen 
 
 ndfTen, ilberf(l)n)emmen, gie^en, ^erab ftr6= 
 
 mm, ^agcln^ 2. regnen lajTenj 3, bcgicpenj 
 
 ^.fig: xd6)M) vertl)ei(cn,ubcrf^uttenmlt...} 
 II. flarf regnen, in ©cbaucrn fallen. 
 
 Sho^i'erlness, .v. bad Sftcgncrif^c. 
 
 Sh6<l'ery, adj. regnerifil), regnig, nap. 
 
 Show'jly, adv. D.Showy.[^rad)t, bagCSeprdnge. 
 
 Show'in^ss, s. 1. bie ©^einbarfcit j 2. bic 
 
 Shown, p. p. 0. To Show, [genb, praljlljaft. 
 
 Show'y, adj. I. fcbeinbar, prdc^tigj 2. pran« 
 
 4: Shrank, pret. ». To Shrink. 
 
 To Shred, v. ir. a. 1. Hcin (in fdjmale u. lange 
 ©treifcn) ftbneibcn, gerfcbneiben, fc^ni^elnj 
 
 2. abft^neibcn, obl)auen. 
 
 Shred , I. pret. &. p. p. x>. To Shred ; II s. 1. 
 
 bas @d)nitt(ben, ®d)ni|cl, bcr happen, Se§en, 
 
 ba§ glectdjen,' 2. ba§ ©rucbftiicf. 
 Shred'djng, s. 1. ber lange, fd)malc ©trcifcn, 
 
 ba§Qfbgefd)nittcnc, Q^rudjitucf, 2. Mar bie 
 
 IKafcbe (SSerboppA'lung bcr '•pianfcngdnge). 
 Shrew, *. bic 3dnfcrin, ^eifcrin, bag bofc 
 
 SEBeibj — mouse, Zool. bie ©pi^maug. 
 Shrewd, I. adj ; II. — ly, adn. 1. argliftig, 
 
 fd)lau, lofe, i>crfd)mi§t, fcin } 2. fdjarffidjtigj 
 
 3. fi^clig , gcftt^rlid), !ritif(t) 5 III. — ness , s. 
 1 .bie ©cblau^eit, SScrfd)lQgen^cit,S5erfd)mi|t* 
 tfzit, ^rgliflj 2. bic ©djarffic^tigfeit 
 
 Shrew'jsh» 1. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. jdnfifcb, ^cf* 
 tigj III.— ness, s. ba§ sdnfift^cSScfen, bie 
 |)cftigfeit. 
 
 To Shriek, v. a. (laut auf )f(^rcicn , frcifd^en. 
 
 Shriek, .v. bcr &d)m, bag lautc (5rngft»)®e* 
 
 Shrie'valty, vid. Sheriffalty. U^^d. 
 
 Shrieve, ind. Sherif. 
 
 4: Shrift, s. bie ( ^^rcn=)S3ei(bte. 
 
 Shrike, .v. Orn. bcr 3tcunm6rbcr/SBurgcngcl. 
 
 Shrfll, I. adj.; II. — ly, adn. ^ell, gcUtnb, 
 fd)n)irrcnb, bro^ncnb, fd^arfj III.— ness,*. 
 bag ©cUenbe, Dr6l)nen. [br6t)ncn. 
 
 To Shrill, v.n.^cUm, ^cUtSncnj fd)n)irrcn, 
 
 Shrfmp, s. Enf. 1 .bic ^rabbc, ®arnclc, bcr Za- 
 fd)en!rcbg5 2. (fresh-water— ), bcr Sa(^' 
 !rebg j 3. cont. ber ^nirpg, 3n)crg. 
 
 Shrine, v. I. bag 9fleliquicnfd)td?cni 2. ber ^c(* 
 ItgeSd^rcin, 7fltar. [aufberoa^ren.- 
 
 To Shrine, 0. a. 1. cinf(blicfen5 2. ccrn)al)ren, 
 
 To Shrink , 0. ir. I. n. 1. (— up) (cin=) 
 f(brunipfcn5 2. cinlaufen (aud) 7"yp. fom 
 papier), H(b jufamracnjiel)cn 5 3. jufommens 
 trocfnen^ 4. obnct)nicn^ 5. jufommenfabrcn, 
 (—back) juriicf fa^rcn , fid) cntfc^en, fd^au» 
 (b)ern, jittcrn , (surucf)bcbcn, cinjict)cn, 
 (— up)i;ucfcn^to— under, crliegenjll.a. cin* 
 f^rumpfcn matbcn, cinlaufen laffcn. 
 
 Shrink, s. I. bag (ein-')®d)rumpfcn5 2. tie 
 9luni;el5 3. ber ©iaucr. 
 
 Shrin'kage, s. 1. bag ©introcfncn, einfc^rum* 
 pfen4 2. Com. bic Olefactic. 
 
Shri 
 
 641 
 
 Sick 
 
 ShrinHfer, s. 1. bcr einf(^rumpfenl>c , ic.j 2. 
 Dcr (t)ic) gurti^tfamc. 
 Shrin'king-shrub , s. Bot. bic ©innpflanjC 
 Shrite, vid. Schreight. [lajfen. 
 
 4: To Shrive, v. ir. I. n. beid^ten i II. a. bcit^ten 
 To Shriv'el, v. I. n. cinfArumpfcn, fi(3^ sufom* 
 menjie^cn, runjelig werbcn^ H- n- jufammcn* 
 sicken, runsein, fatten, jcrfnittern. 
 Shr8ff , Shr66f, s. i5er int). ffianfier. 
 
 Shroud, 5. 1. Ut SScbecfung , ba§ SJbbQc^ , ber 
 @(^irm, <S(l^u§, tic ^ufluc^t j 2. t>aS Seid^en* 
 tu(^ , ©tcrbe^emD , ©tcrbcFleib, 3. s-s, pf. 
 Mar. W SBanDtauc, SSanb} — plates, bie 
 ^lappcn ber ^uttingen j — stopper, Dcr ©org 
 in t)er SBanb,- — trucks, bie SBttnbfloten. 
 
 To Shroud, v.\. a. 1. bcf(^u§en, ocrroa^rcn, 
 ^^i^ia^i gcbcn j 2. bcbccfen, bc!lciben, zxximl= 
 Mu, ijcrbergen, tcr^fiUenj 3. in baS @tcrbe= 
 fl«b IjiiUcn j II. n. fic^ Quf^otten , fic^ bergen 
 
 Shroud'Iess, ad/, ungebcctt, ungcfc^ii^t. 
 
 Shrou'dy, adj. f(bii|cnb. 
 
 Shrove, I. ^ pret. 0. To Shrive; 11. *. bic 
 ^aflcn 1 — mouse, vid. Shrew-mouse ; — tide 
 bte ^Qjienjeit j — tuesday, bcr gaflenbienftog. 
 
 Shroud, vid. Shroud. 
 
 Shriib , *. 1. bie ©taubc, bcr Btvand) , SSufd^i 
 2. bcr^rocrgbaum, 3. bcr 3njerg,inirp§j 
 4. ber^unf(^ej:tractj 5.s-8,pZ.J8iattcrtabaF. 
 
 To Shriib, v. a. t>on ©traudbwerf reinigen. 
 
 Shriib'b?ry, s. 1. baS <StaubCttgcrofid)§, ®c= 
 ftrdu(^j 2. bic ^npflanjung oon ©ef^raud^, 
 baS 2ul^gfbuf(j^. [[c^ig, flrauc^ig. 
 
 Shrub'by, adj. 1. flttubcnartig, buf(^i(^t} 2. bu= 
 
 Shriiff.^.bie® ^iQcf c, ba§ altc9)?effing.[2.beben. 
 
 To Shriig, v. n. 1. (auc^ a. bic'ifct>fcln)8udecnj 
 
 Shrug, s. baS ^(^fcljucfcn. 
 
 Shrunk, pret. & p. p. 0. To Shrink. 
 
 Shriin'ken, (n>. U.) p. p. 0. To Shrink. 
 
 Shriit'tle, s. Her. bie ffiBanne, ^Rornfc^winge. 
 
 To Shiid'd^r, v.n. f(bQu(b)ern, jittcm, erbeben. 
 
 Shiid'der, s. bcr ©(^aubcr, bag 3ittcrn. 
 
 To Shiif'fle, v. I. a. 1. mifc^cn (Garten, 2C.), 
 oermifd)en, mengen, fr^iitteln) 2. in Unorb= 
 nungbringen, 3. fd^Icubcrnj 4. liftig wo^in 
 (auf tik ©cite, zc) bringcn, (—in, into, ^in= 
 ein)fpielen, f^icbcn, brdngenj to — off, oon 
 fld^ fd^icben, abfd^uttcln, abrocrfenj to — up, 
 1. 5ufammcnn)erfcn5 2. (betruglid^) abfartcnj 
 II, n. 1. Jtarten mifc^cnj 2. unftdtfein: a) 
 mit furjcn ©d^ritten ge^en, wacfeln, wat= 
 fd^clnj b) 7CugfIud^te madden, Oldnfe gcbrau= 
 d^en, 3. (— through) ftt^ burd^arbciten. 
 
 Shiifrte, Shiif'fling, s. 1. bic5Kif(^ung,ba§®Cs 
 mif(^ , iDurd^einanberwcrfenj 2. bic Sift, luS* 
 fIud[)t,bcraBinFeljug. 
 
 Shuffler, *. bcr 9J?if(^er, 2C. 
 L 
 
 Sharfling, I. p. a. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. mif(^cnb, 
 :c. 5 2. n>anf elmiit^ig , bctruglid^ j III. j. uici. 
 Shuffle. [fc^euctt. 
 
 To Shiin, v. I. a. mcibcn, ftie^en, II. n. fidj 
 
 Shiin'l^ss, adj. unccrmcibUd^. 
 
 Shurk, vid. Shark. 
 
 To Shut, V. ir. I. a. 1. (— iu,ein», — out,au§=) 
 fd^licfcn, cerfd)liepcn,8uma(^cn)2. oerbinbcn, 
 (Gifen) fd^njcifen, to — up, 1. j)erf(^licfen, 
 (ocr)fperrcn, sumad^cnj 2. cinfd^Iiefen, eitt= 
 fpcrrcn j 3. bcfc^licpcn j to — upshop,^"-. ban* 
 ferott mac^cnj II. n. ficl) f^Iicfcn, suge^cn. 
 
 Shiit, I. pret. & p. p. 0. To Shut; II. odj. 1. 
 gcfc^loffcn, ocrfi^Ioffcnj 2. frci, loS, cntbun= 
 ben? III. s. 1. bcr ®d()Iup, bic SScrfc^licpung, 
 ©perrc3 2. ba§ Snbci 3. vid, b. f. SB. 
 
 Shut'ter, s. 1. bcr ©d^Ucpcr, 2C. c/. To Shut; 
 2. bcr ^cnftcrlaben, ba§ (^cnficr03:^ur(bcn, 
 bic ,RIappcj— bolt, bcr©(^ubricgcl} — knobs 
 and roses, ©d)ublabenfn6pfeu. SloSd^cnj - 
 latch, cin2QUf[d)lop 5— lifter, bcrfiaben^cbcr 
 
 Shat'tle, I.*.l.basaBcbcrfd^iff,bcred^u^c5 2. 
 (— cock) bcr ^cberbair j 3.yi2:.ber ©c^minbcl* 
 Fopf 5 ILad;. (—brained) Icid^tfinnig, fliiid^tig. 
 
 Shy, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. (— of, Oor,mit,:c.) 
 
 1. fd)cu, fd^ud^tcrn5 2. priidf^attRnb , dngft= 
 Ii(^5 3. bc^utfam)4.argtt>6^nifd^}III. — ness. 
 *.i .bie <Sd^ud)tcrn^cit, ^uritcf fealtung, @d^cu. 
 
 2. bic JBe^utfomf eitj ■^. bcr :Krgn)ol)n. 
 
 To Shy, V. n. fd^eufein ob.wcrbenj v.a.rocrfcn. 
 
 Sitil'ogogues [— g6gij] , s. pi. Med. fpcidjcU 
 treibcnbe ^itUl [wanb. 
 
 Siaraoise', s. @iamoi§s3eug , ©iamoiS^Xcin* 
 
 Slbe'ria, s. Geog. ©ibiricn. 
 
 Sibe'rjan, I. adj. fibirifd^j II. s. bcr ©ibiricr. 
 
 sh)'erite, s. Min. bcr rot^c Siurmalin. 
 
 Sib'ilant, I. adj. jifc^cnb j II. s. bcr 3if(^laut. 
 
 Sibjla'tion, .9. ba§ 3ifd^en. 
 
 Sib'yl,*.bic©ibDlIC. Sib'ylllne, adi-flbQUinif*. 
 
 Sic'amore, vid. Sycamore. 
 
 Sic'cative, Sis9Tf'jc, adj. trocfnenb. 
 
 Sis'yjty, s. bic Srocfen^cit, Surrc. [fed^§. 
 
 SIce[siz], s. Gam. bic ©ec^S, — point, alle 
 
 S.icil'jan,I. *. berSiciliancrj II. adj. ficiUa= 
 
 Si9'ily, s. Geog. ©iciticn. [nif(^. 
 
 Sick, adj. 1. franf (of, an), magen!ranf 5 2. 
 libel, nic^t njol)lj 3. fd^roinblictj 4. mitbc, 
 libcrbriifjig 5 — bed, bag ^ffranfcnbctt, - 
 birth, baS .ffranfenlager (auf ©(^iffcn), — 
 chamber , bic Jtranfcnftubc 5 — herrings, 
 ^o^l^dringc5 — list, bic ,KranfcnIifte. 
 
 To Sick'en , v. I. n. 1. franf fein, (cr)!ranfcn, 
 franf werbcn 5 2. ficd^en, ^innjclfcn, Mnfd^win- 
 bcnj d.Jig. iibcrbrufrtg fein, ftc^ cfcln (- at, 
 »or, uber)5 II. a. 1. franf madden? 2. fd^w5» 
 d^cn, cntfrdften. 
 
 41 
 
Sick 
 
 642 
 
 Sign 
 
 SJck'jsh, i. adj. fxanUi6)i II. — ness, *. tic 
 
 JtTQnnid)fcit, ©icd^^eit. 
 
 Sick'le, s. 1. Ut Bid)tU2. Anat. ber fxc^elfor^ 
 
 jnige ^oxt^a^ ber fatten 4>trn^aut5— feather, 
 
 tic ©iroansfcbcrj — man , ber ^djnitterj — 
 
 wort, Bot ba§ S5cilfraut. 
 
 Sifck'led, adj. mit cincr ©ic^el ccrfct)en. 
 
 Sick^lin^ss, s. bie ^ran!li(^feit. 
 
 Sick'ly, adj. &odu.franf,frdnni(^,unpQfIi(i> 
 
 Sick'n^ss, s. 1. bic ^ranf^citj 2. U^ ©icemen, 
 
 Sic-'gry, vid. Succory. [3. bic Ubelfcit 
 
 Side, l.sl. bic ©citcj 2. bie ®egcnb , Sagej 
 
 (and) pi.) 3. bic ^Qrtci, @cctc j 4. ber{Ranb ? 
 
 on this — , bieffeitS, (jier? s-s, pi. : 5. bic S55ei= 
 
 djenj 6. Mar. a) bieSorbcn (eincS ©(^ijfe&)5 
 
 ^;) uid. — planks ; 7. /Im. ©o^Hcbcr in ^al= 
 
 ben |)Ciutcn ? the better — , Sport, vid. off— ; 
 
 II. comp. @citcn=: — arras, ©-ngewc^rj 
 
 bar, bQ§ ©-nfiiirfj — beams, /Vinf. bic 
 
 wdnbcj — board, 1. baS <S-nbrct 5 2. bic %ap 
 
 baubejS.bcr »)^cbenti% <Sd^cn!tifd^; <Scmcc= 
 
 tif<^? — (ft. bed-side-) carpet, cin fd^mdcr 
 
 Seppit^ t>or bQ§ SSctt p Icgcn j — elevation, 
 
 bcr ©-naufrip , — face, bag ^rofil, bie ©-n- 
 
 anjld^t 5 — glance, bcr ©-nblidE, — lantern, 
 
 bic ©(^Ittd^tlaternc, — lays, pi. Sport, fri* 
 
 ff^e SflQ^^unbc im |)intcr^alte, bas Porbci= 
 
 Fommcnbe SSilb ju Pcrfolgenj — lining, baS 
 
 S-nlebcr, \iU DberftemmC) — long, adj. k 
 
 adv. 1. Don bcr B., in \)k D-ucre j 2. auf bic 
 
 ®., f-wclrts } — long glance, bcr ©-nblidf, 
 
 Sluerblicf J — *8 man , 1. bcr (cincm Mix^tn= 
 
 »»rftc^cr jur ©. gcfc^tc) Tfffiflent, ©e^ulfci 
 
 2. bcr ^arteigcno^ j — notes , Otanbglolfcn} 
 
 — planks, bic ^lanfcn bcr fiufern ©^iffsbcs 
 tlcibungj — saddle, bcr Sluerfattel, grQucn= 
 fattcl}— saddle-flower, BotMt ©attclblumcj 
 
 — scene , bie SSii^nennjanb j — shoots, 3tcben= 
 [(ijofUngcj — sticks, 2yp. bic SSunbftcgcj — 
 straps. Mil. 1. bie ©turmriemen (amZ)6)(X' 
 fo), 2. bic ©eitenbanber on bcr Za^ttttj — 
 table, vid. — board, 3. 5 — trees, bie beibcn 
 untcren ©-njliicfc eine^ sufammengefc|tcn 
 3}?aftc§ } — view , bie ©-nanfid^tj — wise, — 
 ways, f-n)drt&3 — wind, bcr @-nminb. 
 
 To Side, v. I. n. (^ a.) ^artei nc^mcn (fur, gc* 
 gen, :c.) j II, n. Carp, (cin <BtM ^olj) oier* 
 
 Side'ijng, *. bcr Stain, ©trcifen.[fantigma(^cn. 
 
 Si'der, s. bcr ^ortcigenofTe. 
 
 SidVal, adj. bic ©tcrnc bctrcffcnb, fibcrifd^, 
 <BibcraI=5 — day, —time, — year, bcr ©tern= 
 fag, bie etcrnscit, ba8 ©ternja^r. 
 
 SidVated, adj. 1. »om SKei^It^au obcroonbcr 
 SBitterung pcrbcrbtj 2. com ©(^lagc geru^rt, 
 gda^mt. [bic Sd^mung. 
 
 Sidera'tion, s. l.bcrJBranb, ?»?e^It^au5 2, 
 
 Sjde're^in, Sjde're?il , vid. Sideral. 
 
 SidVite, s. 1. bcr 3Ragnet(s©tcin)j 2. ^aft 
 
 Sid?r5g'raph?r, «.bcr ©ta^lfie(^er.[(5ifen!raut 
 
 Sid^rograph'jc, — cal , adj. fibcrograpl^ifd^ } 
 — art, bic ©ta^Iftcd^erfunfi 5 — impression, 
 bcr ©ta^lfli(^. [Perkins evfunben). 
 
 Siderog'raphy, s. bie ©tal)lfle(^erfunfl (oon 
 
 Si'dings, Si'ding-pla'c?^ , s. pi. R-w. i[uS» 
 weid^epld^c. 
 
 To si'dle, V. n. 1. pon bcr (ob. auf bie) ©cite 
 gc^en j 2. im ®c^cn wactcln, 3. f\6) onfd^mies 
 gcu j 4. auf bcr ©cite liegen. [genbe Tfnlicgcn. 
 
 Siege, *. 1. bie SSclagcrung 5 2. Jig. baS brin* 
 
 Si'^nite, vid. Syenite. [rid^tforb. 
 
 Sieve [siv] , s. 1. baS ©icb j 2. ein^orb,^c^s' 
 
 To Sift, v.a.l. flcbcn, ftd^ten } 2. (ab)fonbcrn ? 
 3. prufen, unterfuc^en , (— out) au8forf(^cn. 
 
 Sift?r, s. 1. bcr ©icber, ic, 2. bcr 9}?e^lbeu» 
 
 Siftjngs, *. pi.ba8:ttu§gcfiebte.[tel,5Keblforb. 
 
 To Sigh [si], V. I. n. feufjcnj II. a. befcufjen. 
 
 *STgh, *. bcr ©cufjer. 
 
 *Sigh'?r, s. bcr ©cufjenbc. 
 
 Sight [sit] , s. 1. bag ©c^cn, ®efid)t, bic ©e^. 
 rroft j 2. bic linmt, bcr :jfnblicf5 3. bic ®c« 
 obaij^tung, 4. ba& ©^aufpicl, 5. bag Inge* 
 fid^t, ^ugc, 6. bcr iDiopter, bag ffiiftr , ^orn 
 (an ®c»e^ren)} T. Corns, bie Bi6)ti at (or 
 after) - , Ui ^nfi4)t bicfcg 5 auf <Bi6)t j nat^ 
 ©i(j^t5 bill (payable) at — , ber ©id)tnje(^fcl} 
 at — , Mu*. pom95lattc} in — , oorlugenj 
 to come in — , jum SSorfd(>ein iPommen, |i(^t« 
 ^ar werbenj out of — , aug bem ©efld^t, aug 
 ben ^ugcn, nid^t ju fei)cn 5 — hole , bag SSifir 
 (an cincm ©rabbogen, k.), — 's man, cin 
 SKufifcr bcr gleid(> pom SSIattc fpiclt, prima 
 vista ©piclcrj — vane, ber ©ioptcr. 
 
 ♦Sigh'ted [si'—], adj. fe^cnb, (long — , fern* 
 Ob. weit) 'pd^fig^ open — , einc freic Qfugft4>t 
 ^abenb, wcit blirfcnb. 
 Sight'I?ss, adj. 1. blinbi 2. ^d^Iid^. 
 
 *Sight'ljn?s8, s. bie ©d^on^eit, ©tattlid^feif. 
 
 * Sight'ly, adj. 1. wo^Igebilbct, f*6n, mtlid) h 
 
 Sig'il, s. bag ©icgel. [2. ojfcn, frei. 
 
 Sil'jsmpnd, Sig'jsmund, *. ©icgmunb (9)l-n.). 
 
 Sig'raoid, Sjgraoi'dal, adj. Anat. figmaformig, 
 ^albmonbformig. 
 
 Sign [sin], s. 1. bag Bcid^cuj 2. bag ^ennjci* 
 d^en, 9}?erfmal5 3. (— board) bie ^irma, bag 
 (lug^dngeO©(^ilt> j :M:ugl)dngcbilb (Ui 
 ©(^aububen,:c.)} — manual, 1. bie cigen^dn* 
 bigc Unterf(^rift5 2. bag |)anbscid()en , bcr 
 (ocrf(^Iungene) 5tamcngjug 5 — post , 1. bit 
 ^foftc, raoran bag ©d^ilb (eincg SBirt^g^au* 
 feg, 2C.) ^dngt, bic ©(bilbpfoftc j 2. bog ©(^ilb 5 
 3. bie (Srcnjfdulc, bag SKcilcnjeit^cn. 
 
 *To Sign, V. a. 1. jeid^ncn, beseid^nen} 2. cin 
 
Sign 
 
 643 
 
 Silv 
 
 3eid)cn geben, winfenj 3. unterjcid^nen, un 
 terfdjrciben, Com. firmiren. 
 
 Sig'nal, I. s. l>a§ ©ignal, 3ei(bcn5 — gun, Uv 
 Signal = ©c^up 5 — ship , bag SBat^tf^iffj - 
 men, li-w. SSa^nJUdrterj II. arf?.; III. — ly, 
 adv. auSgcseit^net, bebeutenb, 4>tti»pt=. 
 
 To Sig'nalize, v. a. auSjcidjnen , merfwurbig 
 jnQd(>en5 to — one's self, fi(b ^eroort^un. 
 
 Srg'natnre [— tshur], s. 1. t)ie©ignatur,^Cufs 
 firiftj 2. ba§ ®cbrttud)8jettel(ben5 3. Die 
 a5c5ci(inung5 4. berScroeiS, 5. H^ 3ei(ben, 
 ^cnnjei(ben j bef. Com. 6.bic Unterjeicbnung, 
 Unterf(3^rift, girmirungj 7. bie ^anbIungS= 
 WaxU, baS |)-s3ei(i^cn5 8. 2\p. bie aSogen^ 
 bcsei(bnung,@ignatur. [ici(bner. 
 
 *STgnV» s. l.bergScscitbncr, 2. berUnter= 
 
 Sig^n^t, s. bo§ (^anbOSiegel, Snfiegel} — 
 office, I)a8 fonigl. ©iegelamtj — ring, ber 
 ©icgelring. 
 
 Significance, — cy , j. 1. bic SSebeutung, ber 
 Sinn ) 2. bie SSebcut famf eit 5 3. ber »Jta(bbru(f . 
 
 Significant, arf;.(— ly, adv.) l.bebeutenbj 2.be* 
 Seid^nenb (mit of) 5 3. bebeutung^ooU, bebeut* 
 fam, na^briicflidd) IlI.s.(S/i.)bic^Cnbeutung. 
 
 Signifjca'tion, s. 1. bic SSebcutung, ber Sinn? 
 2. bie TTnbeutung, SSejeitbnung. 
 
 Sjgniif jcative , I. adj.; II. — ly, arfu. bcbeU' 
 tcnb, btjci(bnenb,bebeutung§ooa.[bc, 3ci(bcn. 
 
 Significatgr, Signif icatory, .v. baS 33c5ei(bncn= 
 
 To Sig'njfy, V. I. a. 1. bebeutenj 2. anjeigen, 
 onbcutcnj 3. tjon SBicbtigfeit fein 5 4. mcincn, 
 5. bcfannt mQ(^cn j II. w. natbbrucflicb fein. 
 
 Sign'jQr [si'nyiJLr] , vid. Seignior, &c. 
 
 To Sile, V. a. (bur(b)fei^en. [|)ttring. 
 
 Silo, s. 1. ber Unflatb, Stotl^i 2. ber junge 
 
 Si'I?nce, A\ 1. bag ©cbwcigen, StiUfcbrocigenj 
 2. bieStiUej 3. bic ©(bweigfamf eit 5 4. bie 
 ©ergepn^eitj -! ftiUe! mu^e! 
 
 To Si'lence, v.a.1. jum Sdjweigen bringen, 
 2. bef^roidjtigcn} 3. (cincn ©eiftlicben) fuf= 
 penbiren, auf gen)i|fe3citbeS QfmteS entfc^en. 
 
 Si'l^nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. fcbnjeigenbj 
 2. jliUj 3. fcbnjcigfam. III. — ness, s. vid. 
 Silence. [ppi(btete5 ©e^eimfcbreiber. 
 
 Silen'tiary [—'shi— ] ,*.bersum<Sd^n)eigenaSers 
 
 sile'sia [— 'shja], s. 1. Geog-.S(blefien) 2. bie 
 f(blefif(be 2einn)anb 5 — lawn, vid. Estopillas ; 
 — lettuce, ber ^rinjenfopffalat. 
 
 ♦Sile'sian, I. adj. fcblefifcbj II. *. ber Stblefier. 
 
 Si'l^x, s. Min. ber^iefel. [Scbattenrif. 
 
 SilhoAette', s. (franj.) bic Silbouettc, ber 
 
 Sii'jca, s. Min. bic ^icfelerbc. 
 
 sn'jcate, *. Chem. ba§ fiefelfaurc Salj. 
 
 Sjli'ceous, Sjli'cious, adj. fiefelig, ,Riefel*} — 
 marl, Min. ,Kiefelgu^r. 
 
 Sjli'cium [— 'shjum], *. CTiem.ba^ Silicium. 
 
 sn'jcle, s. Bot. bftS S(b6t(bcn (Sainenbcbdlt» 
 
 Sjlic'ulous, adj. mit S(b6tien t»crfc^cn. [nip). 
 
 sri'jqua, s. Bot. bie ©(bote, ^ulfc. [Ijen. 
 
 SiKiquuse, sn'iquous, adj. mit <Sdt)oten fcrfc- 
 
 Silk, l.s.l. bic ©eibc j 2. bag S-njcug j raw — , 
 cinbrd^tigc B. 5 thrown — , jwcibrabtigc ob. 
 MitUB.i II. adj. feibcn, — bine, einc TCrt 
 ©-nscugj — cotton-tree, ber aJaumwoUcn* 
 baum, — dier, ber ©-nfdrbcr, ©cbonfdrbcr j 
 — ferret, ba§ ^loretbttnbj — tlowers, f-ne 
 pu^blumenj — grass, bie ^loe, — hat, ber 
 f-ne J^Ut j — husk (cod of the — worm) , boS 
 ©-ngcbdufe, ber Gocon, — lace, ©lonbcnj — 
 man, — mercer , ber S-n= (SBttarcn») ^jdnb* 
 lerj — moth, ZooL ber ©eibcnfpinnerj — 
 net , ber S-ntuU) — nubs , vid. — husks; — 
 printer, ber S-nbrucCcrj - reel, bic S-n= 
 winbc> ber S-nbafpcl j — shag, ber fcinftc fQ« 
 mecU)drne ^liif^ 5 — spinner, ber ©-nfpin» 
 ner,- thrower, ber S-nbcrcitcrj — twist, 
 ber auf ©eibe gefponncnc ©olb* ober ©ilbcr* 
 fabenj — waste , Ibfall i>on ©. , ©trajsc j - 
 weaver, ber S-nroeberj — worm, ber S-n= 
 njurm. [9)ian(be|ler»3eug (Thickset). 
 
 Silkeen', i: cinc^Crt au& berOJ^obcgcfommcncr 
 
 Sil'ken, Sil'ky, adj. 1. fcibcn, 2. in ©cibc gc* 
 fleibel j 3. feibenartig, voeid), fanft. 
 
 To Sil'ken, u. a. weid) ob. fcibenartig ma(ben. 
 
 Sii'ket , s. mi Silkeen , nur mit ndl)cr sufam* 
 menftebcnben {Rippcn. 
 
 Sil'kjness, s.W 2iebli(bf eit, ber SBoblgcfcbmorf. 
 
 Silk'ness, s. bic SEBcicbli^b^cit. 
 
 Sill, s. 1. ber ®runbbaIfencineg(ScbdubcS, bic 
 ScbroeUe^S^burfcbrocUe j 2. bie^enflcrfcbroeUe. 
 
 Sil'labub, s. baS ©iaabub(®etrdnfau§0)?il(b, 
 SBcin ober (Siber, unb 3uc(cr). 
 
 Sn'ly, I. adj. ; II. — jly, adv. cinfdltig/albem, 
 bumm ) III. — in?ss, s. bie (Sinfalt, ^Ib crnbcit. 
 
 Siil'ly-hovV, s. baS 4>dut(ben um ben ^opf cincS 
 ,Kinbe& im 5J?utterleibe. 
 
 Silt,*. I.ber(©ttls03)umpfcli 2.bcr ©(blamm, 
 3JJober, ^ot^ , 3.ber feine ©ccfanb, Sriebfanb. 
 
 sri't^d, Siil'ty, adj. f^lammig, mobcrig. 
 
 Silure', s. Ich. 1. ber gcmcine SBcIdj 2. ber 
 St6r. [eilpan , SleUur. 
 
 Sil'v?in, I. adj. vid. Sylvan; II. s. Min. baS 
 
 Sil'ver, I. s. oa8 ©ilbcr^ II. adj. 1. filbcrn, 
 ©ilbersj 2. filbermeip, — amalgam , ba& 
 Amalgam, ber b obef aebrifcbc 5}Jcrfur 3 — beat- 
 er, ber ©-f^Idger, ®olbf(bldgcr5 — bush, 
 Bot. ber S-bufi 5 — cloth , ber ©-floff 3 — 
 cockle, Conch. ba§ Heine !3}?iI(bbooti — fir, bie 
 S-tanncj- fish, Ich. ber ©-fifcb j Afm-^. — 
 foam, bie S-gldtte 5 — glance , ber 6-glonj, 
 baSScbroefelfilber, earthy — glance , bieS-» 
 fdjmdrsc j brittle - glance, ©cbroarjgutbigf r^j 
 41* 
 
Silv 
 
 644 
 
 Sing 
 
 — fcair, i?of.ba§©-^Qar9ra&j— hilted,mitf-s 
 ncm ®efQp (®riff) 5 - 'ace , Me ©-treffej - 
 leaved fir-tree , iiz SBeif tantlC j — mounted 
 f-bcfc^lQQcn, f-gcfaptj — mouth , Conch. t>ie 
 ^(^iQngcnljaut, — plate, vid. Plate, 5.,— 
 powder , baS DJJalerfilberj — smith , ber ©-= 
 arbeiter , ® olbfd^micb j — smith's sand , ^o= 
 Urfanb fiir ©-arbeiter, — snake, bie S[Burm= 
 fcblangei — stick in waiting, bcr gapiton ber 
 Scibgarbc im iDienft j — thistle, — weed, ba§ 
 ©-frautj — tree, ber ©-baurn J — white, 1. 
 f-farben, 2. bie (S-farbe. [ftlbern. 
 
 To Sil'ver, v. a. (— over) (»er)ftlbcrn, ubcr= 
 
 Sil'vering, s. 1. bieSJerfilberunQ} 2. 2\ (bci 
 ben aSttibbereitern) ba? ®6rren ber ju ^ul= 
 oer gcriebenen S3 latter. 
 
 snVeriing, s. ber ©ilberling. 
 
 Sii'v^rly, adv. ftlberartig , wie ©ilber. 
 
 Sil'v?ry, adj. 1. filberartig, ©ilber*) 2. fitbcr= 
 farben, 3. mit ©ilber bcberft. 
 
 Sim , abbr. ft. Simon. [SHodf (n. fi.) 
 
 Simar', s. ba§ ©d^Ieppf leib, ber lange (^rauen') 
 
 Sim'ilar, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. glcid)artig, a^n* 
 a(^} Ill.-ness, f.md.b.b.f.SB. [fcit. 
 
 Similar'ity, *. bie ©lei^artigfeit , 1r()nlid^= 
 
 Sifm'ile, s. ba& ©leic^ni^, bie SSergleitbung. 
 
 Sjmil'itude,*. 1. bie1a)nli(bfeit52. vid. b.^.SB 
 
 Similitu'dlnary, adj. cine If^nUfbfeit anjeigenb 
 ober cnt^oltenb , loergleicbenb. [mifdtiung). 
 
 Sim'jlor, s. baS ©emitor (golbd^nlid^e ^ztaU 
 
 Sifm'jtar , vid. Cimeter. 
 
 To Sim'm^r, v. n. gelinbc foc^en, raallen. 
 
 Sim'n?! (— bread), *. ber fRo\'nxcntnd)cn, aSei^s 
 
 Si'man, s. @imon (9K-n.). [nad^t&fut^en. 
 
 To Sim'on , v. a. mit 9Kaflix fittcn ober an= 
 macben. [fcbulbig ma(bt. 
 
 Sjmo'njac, Sira'pnist, s. ber jt^ ber ©imonie 
 
 Simgni'acal, Simo'nious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 
 bur(3^ Simonies ber (Simonic fcbulbig. 
 
 Sim'ony, s. bie ©imonie. 
 
 Sjra66m', *. bcr @amum. [concao. 
 
 Si'mous, adj. 1. flumpfnafig, flfilpnafig? 2. 
 
 To Sim'p?r, v. n. bumm (gejiert) laii)dn, gritt= 
 
 Sim'per, *. ba§ SfiiJbeln, ©rinfen. [fen. 
 
 Sim'p^r^r, *. ber (^rinfer, iDummla(bcInbc. 
 
 Sim'ple, I. adj. 1. einfacb? 2. cinscln, 3. ein* 
 fdltig, argloS, 4. fcblid^t, f unfiles , — con- 
 tract. Law, ber (unbefiegelte) Contract, — 
 time, Mus. bcr einfad^e ob. ganj gerabe {%) 
 Sactj II. *. 1. bag (Simplum, ©impley^ 2. 
 bas ^raut j 3. bag einfatbc (^eil=)5D^itteI. 
 
 To Sim'ple, v. n. ^rduter fammeln. 
 
 Sim'pleness , s. 1. bie einfa(b^eit5 2. bie Un= 
 [(bulb 5 3. bie ©(blicbt^eit, ^unfUofigfcitj 4. 
 
 Sim'pler, s. ber ^rduferfunbige. [bie (Sinfalt. 
 
 Sim'pleton,*.ber©ummfopfX(Sinfalt§=)pinfeI. 
 
 Simpiy^'ity, *. 1. bicGinfacb^eitj 2. bie Gin* 
 
 fait, Unbefangen^eit 5 3. bie ©d^lid^t^eit, 
 
 ^un|llofig!citi 4. bie Unf(bulbj 5. bicSScr^ 
 
 flanbe§fitt)ad()c. 
 
 Simplifica'tion , s. bic s8Sercinfa(^ung. [tern. 
 To Sim'plify, v. a. 1. tereinfad^en j 2. crleid^* 
 Sifm'plist, vid. Simpler. [nur. 
 
 Sim'ply, arfv.t). Simple, l.einfacb, iCi 2.blo&, 
 Simp'son [sim' — ] , s. Bot. bic .^reuswurjcl. 
 ToSim'ulate, v. I. o. nad)a^men, nadjfijfenj 
 
 II. n. vid. To Dissemble. 
 Sim'ulate, p. a. ocrftellt, nad)gema(bt. 
 Sim'ulated, p. a. Com. fimulirt , pngirt , pro» 
 
 forma 5 — account, ber mut^maplid^e Oled^^ 
 
 nunggcntmurf, bie fmgirtc Stcd^nung. 
 Siraula'tion, s. t^ii SSerflcllung, ©Icifnerei. 
 Simulta'neous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. glei(bjei= 
 
 tig 5 III. — ness, s. bie ©Icid^jcitigfcit. 
 Sin, s. bie ©linbe ? — offering, ba§ ©unbopfcr. 
 To Sm, V. 71. fiinbigcn. Si'nal fob. Si'nai], s.bcr 
 Sm'apism, s. bag ©enfpfloflev. [(Sinai. 
 
 Since, I. prep.^tit, »on...an5 II. ado. ]. 
 
 feitbemj 2. ^cr, corner, Jjorbcij long — , Ian* 
 
 ge^cr, sometime — , tor ciniger 3eit5 III. 
 
 conj. bo, weil. 
 Sincere', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. aufrid)tig, 
 
 reblitb. III. — ness, Sincer'jty, s. bie ^Uf- 
 
 xx6^%^txt, Oteblid)^eit. 
 Sin'cjput, s. Anat. bag SSorberl;aupt. 
 Sine, s. Math, ber ©inuS. 
 Si'necure, s. bic (Sinecure, ^friinbeo^neiSecI 
 
 forge, bag ICmt o^ne ©ienfl. 
 Si'ne di'e, adv. lat. auf unbcflimmtc 3cit. 
 Siin'ew, *. bic ©e^ne, bcrS^ero (and) fig.) j 
 
 Far-s. — shrunk , l)erjf4)ldd)tig » — sprung, 
 
 iLiberftau(bt. [anfpanncn. 
 
 To Sin'evv, v. a. (»ic mit (Se^nen) binben, 
 Sin'ewed, Sm'e^y, adj. 1. mit ©cl;nen »erfe« 
 
 l^en J 2. fe^nig, nerpig, ftarf. 
 Sin'ewless, adj. o^ne ©c^nen 5 fraftlog. 
 Sin'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.fiinbigj 2. 
 
 fiinblid^ 5 III. — ness, s. 1. bie ©unbigfeitj 2. 
 
 bie @unblid()feit. [ftngen. 
 
 To Srng, V. ir. I. n. (au(b a.) fingcn j II. a. bc= 
 To Singe, v. a. (—off, abOfengcn? »erfcngen. 
 Singe, *. bcr a3ranbf(babcn , bie ®ranb»unbc. 
 Sing'er, *• 1. ber ©anger, bie ©dngerinnj 2. 
 
 ber ©ingtjogel. 
 Sing'jng, I. p. s. ber ©efang? II. comp.— 
 
 birds , ©ingofigelj — book , bag 9totcnbu(^ j 
 
 — boy , bcr g^orfnabe, — man , bcr SSorfdn* 
 
 ger, — master, ber ©ingctej^rerj— woman, 
 
 bie ©dngerinn. 
 Sifn'gle, adj. 1. cinjig, nur cinj 2. cinseln, aU 
 
 Icin, 3. Icbig, uncer^ciratl^ctj 4. einfacb j 5. 
 
 (— hearted) aufrid^tig , unocrborben i — 
 
Sing 
 
 645 
 
 Sit 
 
 breasted, mit finer 0lei{)c ^nopfcn 5— combat, 
 - fight, Dcr 3n)ei!ampf5 - file, Der ®dnfe= 
 gong, ®dnfemarfc^5 book-keeping by — 
 entry, Com. bie cinfad^e SSud^^altung, — 
 handed, 1. einHnMgj 2. einjeln, allein?- 
 h. conflict, md. — combat; a — house, tin 
 ^au&, Welches nur em3immer in einer ^lu(^t 
 l^at ? — loaves, ®ro8=OJ?eli8(=5ucf cr) 5— soled, 
 cinf6(>lig } - stick, ein ^et^tflorf , ^rugcl. 
 
 Sin'gle, s. 1. Sport, bcr ©(^roanj, ^iemer (ci* 
 neS ^irf(^e§)) 2. r. ber au0 mel)rcren 6ocon§ 
 bcrcitete @eil)enfat5en. 
 
 To Sin'gle, v. a. (— out)l.(ab=)[onbern,QuS- 
 font)crn5 2. QU8njdl)lcn, auMefen, au&fud^en, 
 3. Com. (SBaaren) au8f(^ief en. 
 
 Sin'glen$ss, s. 1. Dag Gittjelne, t>ie ®ef(^iel)cns 
 {)eit j 2. Die @infa(^^eit5 3. Die Tfufrid^tigfeit, 
 (^ersengO^infoIt. 
 
 Sin'glet , ^. Die flonellcne Sacfe. 
 
 Sm'gleton, .v. 1. Dicbef^elrt^orf5ie^cri2. Die 
 Qlleinige ^orte (im ®piele) oon einer^arbej 
 3. vid. Simpleton, [jeln, befonDerS, alleiu. 
 
 Sin'gly, adv. 'o. Single , 1 . einjig , jc ? 2. ein« 
 
 Sing^-song, *. con^ Der ©ingfang. 
 
 Sin'gular, I. adj. 1. einfac^, einjeln j 2. einjig j 
 3. fonDerbar, eigen, feltfam^ II. -v. 1. Die (Sin= 
 jel^citj 2. (— number) Grnw. Die ©injol)!. 
 
 Sifngular'jty, Sin'gularness , s. 1. Die einjclne 
 3aljl5 2. Die einjigFeitj 3. Die (5igent)eit, 
 ©onDcrbarfeit, ©cltfomfcit, 4. Da& befonDere 
 aSorrec^t. [DcrS, fiir fiii^. 
 
 Sin'gularly, adv. 1. einjelnj 2. cinjig, befon= 
 
 Sin'jcal, adj. einen <Sinu8 betreffenD. 
 
 Sin'ist^r, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. linf, linfd j 
 2. trourig, unglurflidj j 3. bofe, unre(^t. 
 
 Sinistror'sal, ac/j. fd^ief re^tg QufftcigcnD. 
 
 Sin'istrous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. tinf, \)er= 
 M)rti2. unglii(fli(^. 
 
 To Sink, V. ir. I. n. 1. finf en, fallen, oerfinf en, 
 2. unterfinfen? 3. einftnfen, einfallen j 4. t>er= 
 fallen, abnel)men5 5. crliegen , (— down) ju 
 ®runDe geljen, unterge^en? 6. einDringenj 7. 
 Dur^f(^lagen (loom papier) 5 II. a. Lunter^ 
 taucl^en} 2. (cer)fenfeni 3.|tnfenma(ben}4. 
 cingraben, auStiefen , abfenfen, abteufen 5 5. 
 ernieDrigen, ^erabfe^en, pcrminDernj 6. (eine 
 @(l^uID,2C.)tiIgen} T. unterDriicfen 5 8. flur= 
 jen, tjerDerben j to — ditches, ©rdben ik^tn. 
 
 Sifnk, s. 1. Der^anal, "ifbjug, (common — ) Die 
 6loa!e, ©offe, ©(^Icufe? 2. (— stone) Der 
 Itu&guf, ©upfteinj 3.Der©(^ijfboDen5 4.^g. 
 Die^efe (De§SSoIf§)5-hole, Die ®ufftein= 
 JRo^re, Der :ttu8guf . 
 
 Sifn'kjng, comp. — fund, Der S^ilgungSfonD ? — 
 paper, Da§ ^iltrirpapieri — proof phial , Da8 
 ^robirgta§. 
 
 Sin'less, I. adj. funDlo§,unfd^ulDigj II. — ness, 
 
 s. Die ©unDIofigfeit. [Der SBerbred^cr. 
 
 Sin'ner, ,y. 1. Der ©linDer, Die ©unDerinn? 2. 
 Sin'oper, Sin'ople, s. 1. Der ©ifenfiefel, BlM* 
 
 pel 5 2. Her. rot^e ^arbe. 
 STn'ter, s. Min. Der (Sinter. 
 To Sin'uate, v. a. fc^langeln, bicgen, winDcn. 
 Sin'uate, adj. Bot. bu(btig. [mung. 
 
 Sinua'tion, *.Dic(<S^langcn=)S3iegung, Jtrum= 
 Si'nu68'ity,*.DicJtriimmung,SBenenf6rmig!eit. 
 Sin'uous, adj. gcfd^ldngelt, fd^langenformigi 
 
 bogig, gefrummt, roeUenformig. 
 Si'nus, s. 1. Der 2Kecrbufen5 2. Die ^rfimmc, 
 
 ^o^lung, Sffnungj 3. Anat., Math., &c. Der 
 Si'on, s. 3ion. [@inus. 
 
 To Sip, V. I. a. [(^liirfen 5 II. n. nippen, fojlen. 
 syp, s. Da§ ©(biurfcben, ©d^Iucfd^en. 
 srph'iirs, »\ Die Sufitfeucbe, @t)p^iU§. 
 Siphjlit'jc^ adj. ft)p^ilitif(i^. 
 Si'phon, s. Die (Sprite, Der (SBein»)|)eber. 
 Sip'per, s. Der 5rtippenDe, ©djlurfenDe. 
 srp'pet, s. Die fleine SSroDfcbnittc. [<S(^rift. 
 Si'-quis, s. Der ^n[(^Iag, Die angcf(^Iagenc 
 Sir, s. 1. (:jCnreDe) ^err! 2. (Sitel Der mticx 
 
 u. a5aronet§) @ir, gndDigfter |)err (iiber Den 
 
 tersroeigten ®ebrau(b Pon Sir fle^c Fliigel's 
 
 Compl. Diet.). 
 Sjrdar', s. ein |)auptling in|)inDoflan. 
 Sire,*. l.<Sire(QCnreDetitcl an Den ^6nig)j 2. 
 
 Der ©tammoater, SSoroater j 3. * Der SSatcr 5 
 
 4. (bef. »). ^fcrDen) Der mdnnlid)e©tamm. 
 To Sire, v. a. jeugen (con X^icren). 
 ST'ren, I. s. Die (Sirene (aucb Zoo/.)} II. adj. 
 
 reijenD, ocrfii^rerifc^. 
 Siri'asjs, s. Med. Der ©onnenftid^. 
 Sir'! lis, s. Ast. Der @iriu§, ^unDSftern. 
 Sir'loin, s. Das ScnDenflurf t>om SflinDe. 
 SiVname, vid. Surname. 
 Si'ro, s. Die (,f rd^O 5Jtilbe. [roinD. 
 
 Sjroc'co, *. Der ©irocco , ©ftDoftroinD, ®lu^= 
 * Sir'op, vid. Sirup. [©U Da ! 
 
 Sir'rah [sarVa, or sir'ra] , cont. Stcvl ! ©urfd^e ! 
 Sir'up [sur'rup, or sir'rup] , s. Dcr <Sl)rup. 
 *To Sir'up, V. a. mit <St)rup fii^ matien, oer« 
 ♦Sir'upy, adj. njie <St)rup, f^rupartig. [fiifen- 
 Sifg, abbr. ft. Cicely. 
 Sis'kjn , s. Orn. Der 3eijxg. 
 To Sifss, V. n. jif(j^en. 
 Sis't^r , I. s. Die ©(j^mefter, — in-law, Die 
 
 ®(^n)dgerinni — plaintiff. Die ^Kitfldgerinn, 
 
 — 'g thread, ^lofterjTOim, gcblei(^ter3»irn j 
 
 II. or Sifs'terly, adj. f^rocfterlid^. 
 Sis'terhood [— hdd] , *. 1 . Die @iroef!erf(^aft, 
 
 a5erf(b»iflerung5 2. Dcr ©cbroefterorDen. 
 To Sit, V. ir. I. n. 1. fi§en 5 2. ru^en, Uegeni 
 
 3. fein, bleiben, roo^nen? 4. (bef. geri(]^tU4)e) 
 
Site 
 
 646 
 
 Skin 
 
 ©i^ung ^altcn , »erfammclt feinj 5. brfitcn j 
 6. HeiDcn, anfte^cii, paffcn, an. fl^en (oon 
 Aleibern)i to -to one, Paint, ©inem fi^cnj 
 to — down, 1. fi(^ fe^cnj 2. fic^ logcrn i 3. 
 ftd^ nictjcrlttffeiij 4. fi(!^ ru^igoerl)alten,fi(3^ 
 bcfriebigerti 5. fig. fi^cn bleiben (mit...)) 
 to — up , 1. fid) Qufricbtcn i 2. auffi^en , Quf = 
 bicibcn } II. a. 1 . Ti^en auf . . . ^ 2. (fKb) fc^cn j 
 to— out, Idngcr bleiben ob. au§t)Qlten qIS .... 
 
 Site, s. tit gage, ®egenb. {fcit, ba. 
 
 Sit'fast, s. Far. ber ©attelbrurf. 4^ Sith, conj. 
 
 Sfthe, s. bie 8enfci — man, 1. ber 5Hd^er, 
 ©(bnittcr 5 2. ber ©enfcnmann > — stone, ber 
 ©cnfcn(mc§)flein. 
 
 To Sithe, V. a. (mit ber ©enfc) obmd()en. 
 
 Sitbed, adj. mit ©enfcn bcraaffnet. 
 
 SiVter, s. 1. ber ©i^enbci 2. ber TCngefcffenc j 
 3. ber aSont^ttlter j 4. ber briitcnbe SSogel. 
 
 Sit'tjng, 1. s. l.bie<Si^ungi 2. bic<Si6jcit} 
 n. adj. Bot. unmittclbar ouffifeenb j — place, 
 ber Sli§ j — room , baS eintritt8=, ©prac^v 
 58cfU(b§=3intmcr. [finbUcb. 
 
 Sit'uate, Sit'uated, p. a. ficgenb , gclegen , bc= 
 
 Sltua'tion, s. 1. bie Xagc, (Scgenb i 2. ber 3u» 
 ftanb 5 3. bie Knftellung, ©telle. [fcdjSfacb. 
 
 Six, I. adj. fc(bSj II. J. bie (Sctb^j - fold, 
 
 Six'teen, I. adj. U^it^m II. s. baS ©ebej 
 ('format), bie ©edjscbntclform. 
 
 Sij/teent/i, I. odj. ber fed^jebntej II. s. ba$ 
 ©ccbje^ntelj III. — ly, adv. fc(b|c^ntenS. 
 
 STxt/i, I. adj. ber fe(bstcrll. *. l. baS @e(bS^ 
 tclj 2. Mwj. bie ©cxtc^ III. — ly, adv. fe(bS» 
 
 Six'tj?t/i, adj. ber fc(bsigflc. [tens. 
 
 Six'ty, adj. fc^bjig. Sl'zablc, mrf. Sizeable. 
 
 Size, *. 1. bie ®r6pe, bad 3Kap, bie Sdnge, ber 
 Umfangj 2. ba^ gormatj 3. bas5Kap,bie 
 Zaxa 4. bie ®eftalti 5. bie Station^ 6. a) 
 bas pcrlcnmtt^j ?0 — of a cannon, baS Qali* 
 bcri c) bQ8 ©(brot (cincraHunje)i7. S/ioem. 
 bie OJlQflabc, 8. a) (—water) berSSergoIb» 
 grunbi h) bcr^lciflcr^bie^appe^ c) Bkb. 
 baS ^lanirwaffer j d) ber ^anbfibu^Icim j e) 
 ber ^ergamentleim i j) bie ^alf mil(b/ @(blcm= 
 me 5 — copper, ^fc6. bcr ^lanirfefel. 
 
 To Size , V. a. 1. bic gcb^nge ©ro^e obcr boS 
 geborige ?Wa^ gcben, iuftircn, 2. (ab*)nieffen 5 
 3. befUmmen, fcflfc^en^ 4. Min. (3innf6r* 
 ner)bur(b©iebcnforrtrcnj 5. mit^alfmiltb 
 beftrei(bcn,f(blemmcn,uberflrei(bcn5 6.n)i(bfen. 
 
 ST'zeaible, I. adj. con gcb^riger ©rope, »crs 
 bdltnif mdpig , onfcbnlitb? H- — ness, .v. bie 
 Dcrbdltni^mdpige ©rope. 
 
 Sized, adj. oon (gen)6bnU(ber it.) ®r6|ie. 
 
 Si2/el, s. Mint, bag 5)?itnjgcfr4$. 
 
 STzer, vid. Ser'vjtor, 3. 
 
 Si'zin^s*, s bad M^t, ^lebrigc. 
 
 Si'zy, adj. jab^/ flebrig j — blood, Med. ent» 
 Siz'zjng, s. ber ©(baum. [jflnbeteg Slut. 
 Skain, s. l.bie©orfe, ber ©trd^n, Strang 
 
 (3n)irn, u.) 5 2. or Skgan, bcr Sol(b. 
 
 Skdld, Skal'ljon, Skar, &c. vid. in Sc 
 
 Skeed, uid. Skid. [Sbeet-anchor. 
 
 Skeet, s. Mar, bcrOicperj — anchor, vid. 
 Skeg, s. 1. bie ©(bletjc, 2. bcr fcbief bcrauSfte* 
 
 bcnbe 3:beil beS @(biffboben&. 
 Skeg'ger, s. bcr !Icinc 2a(bS. 
 Skein [skan], vid. Skain. 
 Skel'eton, s. 1. ba& ©felett, ©crippcj 2. baS 
 
 ®cfleU5 3. ba§ tupcre, bcr (^aupt»)Umrip; 
 
 4. einc^arfaffe ju ^opfseugcnj — key, bcr 
 Skel'l^t, vid. Skillet. [©ictritb- 
 
 Skep , *. 1. ber (®etrcibe*)«Jtorb5 2. Min. ber 
 Skep'tjc, &c. vid. in Sc . . . . [ieoblcn«»ffaflen. 
 To Sketch, V. a. (— out) ffijjiren, entmerfen. 
 Sketch , *. 1. bie ©fijjc, ber Gntmurf , pi. bic 
 
 ©runbsugcj 2. Corns. berUberf(blag, (9le(b» 
 
 nungSO'^uSjugi — book, bas (§onccptbu(b. 
 Sketch'in?ss, s. ba& ©fijjenartigc, 2ei(btc. 
 Sketch'y, adj. f?isjen^aft. 
 Sket'tle, vid. Skittle. 
 Skew, adj. & ado. fcbicf, quer, ubcrjwerg. 
 Skevi'er, s. ber ©peilcr, boljerne (oDer eiferne) 
 
 <Spief. [2. jar ®(bau flellen. 
 
 To Skeu'^r, v. a.l. (auf)fpeilern , anftccfen} 
 To Skid, V. It. bcmmen (ein 0lab). 
 Skid , .V. bie ^emmfettcj loose s-s , Mar. 
 
 SBreifboljer. [(ben,bcr3^a(ben. 
 
 Skiff, s. ber ^a^n, ba§ (^rup=)®oot , ©cbiff^ 
 To Skiff, V. a. in cinem .tabnc uberfc^en. 
 Skil'fiil, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adc. gcfcbirft, crfaij- 
 
 rcn, funbig, gewanbt j III. — ness, *. bie ®c= 
 
 f(bicfli(bfeit. 
 Skill, s. 1. bic ®ef(bictIid)Wt, (5rfa()renbeit, 
 
 .^cnntnif j 2. bie ^ertigfeit, ^unft. 
 4: To Skill, V. imp. e§ liegtbaran, c§ fommt 
 
 barauf an. 
 
 Skilled, adj. bcwanbcrt, crfabrcn, gefibifft. 
 Skil'l?t, *. ber fleine Jtod^ticgelmit(3)^uf£n 
 To Sknn, v. a. 1. (ab)f(bdumcn j 2. abrab- 
 
 meni 3. (au(b n. mit over) lci(bt binflreitben, 
 
 binfa^ren uber . . . , oberfldcbti(b berfi^ren. 
 Skim, s. 1. ber ©(baumi 2.^g:.ber^bf(baum j 
 
 — coulter, bcr ©^dlpflug > — milk , bic abge= 
 
 rabmtc DJJilcb. [bunt burcbeinonbcr. 
 
 Skim'ble-skam'ble, adv.vulg. fIU(btig, milb, 
 Skim'mer, .v. 1. ber Icicbt SScrubrenbe, ic. ? 2. or 
 
 skimming dish, bcr ©(baumloffcl, bic Sla^m^ 
 
 fcUci 3. Orn. ber ©d^crmefferfcbnablcr. 
 Skim'mjngs, *. pt. ba§ ^bgef(bdumte. 
 Skin, s. 1. bie ^aut 3 2. ba§ %cU h 3. bie Scbale, 
 
 4)filfej 4. Mar. bie (@(biff&')^aut4 5. Typ. 
 \\ baS ^crgament j - deep , obcrfldcblitb i • 
 
Skin 
 
 647 
 
 Sian 
 
 tirewer, bcr geU(su)bereiteri - flint, bcr 
 ®ci5^al8, ^ummclfpttltcrj-wool, ^ellrooUc, 
 SlQUfnjolIc (xion totten ©cfiofcn). 
 
 To Skin, V. I. a. tjautcn: 1. abjicljen, abbaU 
 gen; fdjinDenj 2. mit ^aut uberjie^cn, bcbe^ 
 fen, il. n. (— over) flc^ uber^uten,su^cilen. 
 
 Skink, s. 1. Das SonDfrofoDiUi 2. Die Srii^e. 
 
 Skm'less, adj. bunn^ttutigj — oats, Der tarta* 
 nf(^e ©ru^^ttfcr. 
 
 Skinned, adj. 1. ^Utigj 2. Icbcrarticj. 
 
 Skin'n^r, a-. 1. bcr ^Rurf(i)ner, geU(ju)bcrcis 
 ter, 2. ber^ell^anblcr j — 's wool, vid.Skin- 
 
 Skin'niness , *. bic gro^e 9J?Qgerfeit. [wool. 
 
 Skin'njng, s. 1. bic frifcbc ^aut 5 2. bcr^ell^ans 
 
 Skin'ny, adj. 1. ^autartig? 2. ntagcr. [bel. 
 
 Skip, 4. 1. ber fkinc Sprung, 4>upf j 2. Aft/*, 
 bcr ©prung j 3. v/d.Skep, 2.5 4, (— kenneO ber 
 Saufjungc, Sacfcij — frog, Dqs SSorffpicl (ein 
 .JtinbcrfpieOj —jack , l./am. ^cr ©dbfcbna* 
 bcl, S^aferociS j 2. /c/j. bcr fpringenbc ©tic^s 
 ling. [laffenj II. n. ^lipfen, fpringcn. 
 
 To Skip , y. I. a. (— over) ubcrt)Upfcn5 ttUS= 
 
 Ski|)'p?r» *. 1. bcr 4)upft-'r , Springer j 2. ber 
 ©pringfdfer) 3. bic ^cifemabe^ 4. bcr ©(bif* 
 fcr, ©(btffe^crr } 5. bcr 93»ot§fncd)t; OKatrofe. 
 
 Skir'ling, a\ vid. Samlet. 
 
 Skir'mish, .v. bQ& Stbarmii^cl, lei(btc ®cfed^t. 
 
 To Skir'mish, v. n. [(bormu^clij, [(barmuiircn. 
 
 Skir'mish^r, *. ber Sfbarmujircr, Strcitcr. 
 
 ToSkirr,v.fl. (S/j.)bur(bflreifeni (fort)iogen. 
 
 Skir'ret, s. Bot. bic ^ucterrourjcl. 
 
 Skirt, s. 1. bic einfoffung, 35ortc, ber ®aum, 
 Slanb 5 2. ber ©d^oop (cinc& {RoctcS , iQi 3. 
 bQS 3»er<bfell ber S)(bfen u. ^pferbcj 4. bic 
 Orenjc, bcr dupcrftc ©tricb? 5. ba§ SSor^ols. 
 
 To Skirt , v. a. 1. einfaffcn, befe^cn , borbcn? 
 2. umgiirtcn5 3. am Stanbe binlaufen, umgcs 
 ben. [ttnf(blagcn. 
 
 Skir't?r8, s. pi. Spurt, ^agbbunbe, bic p frub 
 
 Skir'tjng, jr. bcnSaum, bcr untcre Sdanb bcS 
 
 Skir'wood [- wild] , vid. Skirret. [©etdfclS. 
 
 Skir'wort [— 'wurt] , .v. Bot. ber ^clbfummcl, 
 ELucnbcI. [9)Jdb(bcn. 
 
 Skit , *. 1. bic ®ti(belci j 2. boS tcicbtjtnnige 
 
 To Skit, V. a. f^mci(beln, beftbroa^cn. 
 
 Skit'tisb, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. |idtig, fcbcU4 
 2.jig. fludjtig, Iuftig,unbefldnbig5 3. t)or= 
 cilig, rafd>i *• »unbcrli(b, feltfam i III.— ness, 
 J. l.bicStdtigfcit, ©cbcuj 2. bic ^lu(btig» 
 
 Skit'tle, 5. ber ^egel. [fcit, :c. 
 
 Skifv'er^, s. pt. flcinc ©(baffcUc t>on geringcr 
 ICLuaUtdt (bef. furSuAbinber). 
 
 Skfince, Skreak, Skre^n. g^.,, ^^ ^.^ g^ ^ 
 
 Skout, Skream, Skulk, 
 
 Skue, vid. Skew. 
 
 Skur'ry, s. & v. provinc. fiir Horry. j 
 
 I Skunk, s. bas amcrif. Stinftbicr, bic ©tinf» 
 ra|c j — skins, or skunks , ©tinftbicrfcUc j - 
 cabbage, — weed , bic flinf cnbe .Scbrwurj. 
 
 Skute, vid. Scow. 
 
 Sky, s. 1. bic Sbcrluft, 2uft, bcr (2uftO|)im> 
 mclj 2. bcr4)immcl§flri(b/ boS Mmaj 3. ui 
 SKetter, bic SBittcrung) 4. (— colour) bas 
 |)immelblQUj — coloured, bimmelblauj — 
 flower, ba§ 7Cf(benfrout3 — lark, bic ge(b= 
 Icrcbcj — light, ba§ Zi6)t t)on obcnj ©crooib. 
 fenflcrj— rocket, bicflcigcnbc(flicgcnbe, Suj- 
 
 Skyed,adi.(27iom.)bimmclb0(b.[nttlO9tttCtete. 
 
 Sky'ey, adj. 1. luftig j 2. SBittcrungS*. 
 
 Slab, I. adj. jd^e, bicf, Icimigj II. s. 1. vid. 
 Slop, l.j 2. bic^lattc, OJJarmorplQttcj 3. 
 (— table) bcr fleincrnc Sifrt) j 4. bic SSaum* 
 ftbrottrtc, bttS ^uttcrbrctj 5. bcr Heine 3inn= 
 blocf } — line, Mar. ba§ .kcrfcbortdjcn. 
 
 To Slab'ber, v. I. n. gcifernj H. a. 1. hco^eU 
 fcrnj 2. bcfubcln, bcgicpcn? 3. vcrfcbuttcn. 
 
 Slab'b?r?r» *. bcr ©cifcrcr. [S(bmu§. 
 
 Slab'bin^ss , s. vidg. bad (Sd)micrigc , bci- 
 
 Slab'by, adj. viilg. 1. ftbmicrig , fd)mu|ig j 2. 
 naf j 3. (n. u.) birf, jdbe, Hcbrig. 
 
 Slack , I. s. bcr ^oblcngru§ , ^a^ ^oblcngcs 
 flicbcj II. adi. ; III.- ly,arfy.f(blaff : 1. locter, 
 gelinbc, leicbtj 2.matt, trdgc, na(bldn"ig,fcbn>cr= 
 fdUigj IV. — ness, s. bic Sd^lajftjcit, k. 
 
 To Slack , To Slack'en , v. 1. a. 1. fd^lttff ma- 
 (ben, na(blaffcn mit ... j 2. lofcn 5 3. locfcr ob. 
 los matbenj 4. brorfcln j 5. ocrminbcrn, cnt- 
 f rdftcn, fcbmdcben, (autb : vKttlO l6f(bcnj 6.ocr» 
 fdumcn, vcrnatbldffigcnj 11. n. l. f(blatf cbcr 
 locfcr njcrbcn , nQilaffcnj 2. crfcblaffcn, cr- 
 mattcn, abncbmen 5 3. gaubcrn. 
 
 Slack'en , s. Min. cinc 93cimif(bung \>. @(blQ^ 
 ten ju Grjcn, urn jic fcbroerfliifiig ju ma(bcn. 
 
 Slag, s. bie <S(blacfcn. 
 
 Slaic, s. Weav. bcr SSebertomni, bttS iSlatt. 
 
 ToSlaie, v. a. li'eau. (bic Jtcttcnfabcn) ab-- 
 tbcilcn unb in ben «ftamm tbun, cinricbtcn, ju* 
 
 Slain, p. p. x>. To Siay. [ridjfcn. 
 
 Slake, s. 1. bic ^locfc, ©(bnccflorfC; 2. aid. 
 Slack. [erlofcben, ermattcn. 
 
 To Slake, v.I. a. lofcbcn, flillcn, linbcrn^ II. u. 
 
 To Slam, v. I. o. vw/gr.guf(bmeipcn(cinc3;bur, 
 2C.) j II. n. (?am. ben ©(blent ma^cn. 
 
 Slam, s. 1. baS 3ufdpmcipcnj 2. r;a/n. ber 
 ©cblcm (attc ©tid^c)} 11. adj. f(blanf. 
 
 To S15n'd?r, v. a. vcrlcumbcn, tcrunglimpfcn. 
 
 SlanMer, s. 1. btc S5crlttumbung j 2. bcr 
 ©cbimpf, bie iible jlTadjrcbe. 
 
 Slin'derer , s. bcr SScrlcumbcr. 
 
 Slan'derous . I. adj. ; 11. — ly , adv. ocrlcum* 
 berif(b , fdjdnbUcb j III. — ness , s. ba* SScr» 
 leumbcrifdje. 
 
Slan 
 
 648 
 
 Slee 
 
 Slane, s. tcr %ovf^c6)Ct, Slafenfled^er (5nftru= 
 ment). [©aunerfprod^c. 
 
 Slang, I. 4^ pret. lo. To Sling ; II. s. cant. t)ie 
 
 Slank, I. s. ta§ 5}fi'crgraS5 II. adj. biinne, 
 
 To Slant, v. a. auf Die <BdU ment)cn. [fd^lanf. 
 
 Slant, Slan'tjng, I. adj. ; II. - ly, Slant'wise, 
 adv. f(t)ief, quer, iiberswerct). 
 
 Slap, I. (— dash) int. & adv. f loppS ! fmU unl) 
 foU, pl6^U*5 II. s. l.ber^lQppS, ®(^lag, 
 Die (S(l(>lQppc, S)^rfeige5 2. u/rf. Slop, 2. 
 
 To Slap, V. a. l.floppfcn, ftor!Quff(^Ia8cn5 2. 
 ((i^lingen, ^inein giepcn ? 3. bef(^utten, befu= 
 
 Slap'p^r, Slap'pjng, ad;, viilg. gro^. [Dcln. 
 
 Slap'py, adj. vid. Slabby. 
 
 To Slash, V. a. & n. (um fi(t>) ^aucn , ftreit^cn, 
 fd^rommcn, (ser)fe§en. 
 
 Slash, s. 1. ber ^ieb , (Strei(b , bie ©c^rommc, 
 SBunbej 2. bcr lin^d^nitt, ©cbli^ 
 
 Sl;1t, vid. Sloat. 
 
 Sliitch, s. Mar. 1. bcr mittlcrc f(blaff ^angenbc 
 S^cil eine§ XoueS 5 2. bcr gutc SBinb (ober 
 ba8 f^finc aSctter) >?on furjcr Dauer. 
 
 Slate, J. 1. bcr ©(bicfcr, ©-flcin, 2. bie 
 (B6)nU)B-ta^tlj — (or slates) for building, 
 roof(orroofing) slate, ©Qtbfc^iefcrj — board, 
 t>it (S-tafcl, SflecbcntQfcI^ — coal, bie B-fo^U , 
 — pencil, bcr ©-fliftj — pegs , pi. <B-nclgel5 
 argentine — spar, bcr ®-fpat^. 
 
 To Slate, v. a. mit <Sd)icfcr berfcn. [manjc 
 
 Sla'tfr, s. 1. bcr ©(biefcrbccfcrj 2. bicKobl^ 
 
 To Slat'ter, v. n. 1. f^tumpig cinder gc^cn j 2. 
 linfifd^, na(!^Ififfxg fcin. 
 
 Slat'tern, l.s. bic ©ij^lumpc, II, or — ly, adj.{k 
 adv.) 1. unrein, 2. nad^ldffig. 
 
 Sla'ty, adv. [d^ieferartig. 
 
 SIAugh'ter [sla'-], s. 1. bag smc^cln, ®Iut= 
 tergicpen, bic S^iebcrlagcj 2. bttd SBie^fd^latb* 
 ten? — honse, ba§ @(bla(tlt^QU§ 5 — man , bcr 
 ed^Wi^ter^man— ,ber(unPorfe^li(l^c)Sobt= 
 fd^Iogj — wool, @(l^Ia(btn)oUc. 
 
 *To Slaugb't^r, v. a. 1. i%\z\) [(t>la(btcnj 2. 
 me|cln , morbcn, niebermatben. [ger. 
 
 * Slaugh'terer, j.bcr @(bl5(3^tcr, 5!He|Ier, SBfir* 
 
 SlAugh'terous, adj. morberifd^. 
 
 Slave, s. bcr ©cla»e, bie ©clacinn^ — like, 
 fclQPifd^5 — trade, ber ©-nl^anbel. 
 
 To Slave, v. I. a. sum @cla\)en mo(beni II. n. 
 rote cin 6cla\)c orbeitcn, fii(b plorfcn. 
 
 Sla'v?r, s. col. bQ§ @cIooenfd)iff. 
 
 Slav'er, *. bcr (Seifer, ©pcid^el. [geifern. 
 
 To Slav'er, v. I. n. gcifernj II. a. bcfubcln,bc= 
 
 Slav'erer, s. bcr ©ciferer , Sbiot. 
 
 Sla'very, s. bie ©claoerci, ^net^tfd^oft. 
 
 Sla'vT, s. pi. bie ©lacen. 
 
 Sla'vjsh, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. fdQ\)ifd),fne(b= 
 tifd) 5 III. - ness, s. btt§ fclttmf(be SDBcfcn. I 
 
 Slavon'jc, I. adj. floPonif(^ 5 II. s. bic f lQOoniTd>c 
 Slay, vid. Slaie. [©pradjc. 
 
 To Slay, v. ir. a. 1. crfrblagcn, fobtcnj 2. 
 
 f(bla(bten. [©d)Idd)tcr. 
 
 Slaj'er, s. 1. bcr :5;obtf(bldgcr, 9}?6rbcr5 2. bcr 
 Slea'sy, vid. Sleazy. 
 Sleave, s. 1. (— silk) , bic OUfgcwicf dtc , jugcs 
 
 rid^tete ©cibc, 2. bcr vcrworrcnc ^notcn. 
 To Sleave, v. a. 1. (ouf)n)icfcIn , winbcn, ()a» 
 
 fpcin 5 2. vid. To Slaie. 
 Sieaved, adj. rob, ungefponncn. 
 Slea'ziness, s. J^eav.bicbunjtc, Icid)tc, [(blcd^tc 
 
 ^Crbcit. [fcbfccbt gcorbeitct. 
 
 Slea'zy, adj. Weav. blinn, ffbnjad) j Icid}t, 
 Sled, *. 1. bie ©(blcifcj 2. ber (SBaarcnO 
 
 ©(blittcuj 3. Mn. bcr ©(bicpptrog. 
 To Sled, V. a. burd) ©(blittcn tron^pcrtircn. 
 Sled'd^d, adj. ouf cincm (SdjHttcn fi^cnb, fa^» 
 Sled'djng, s. bic ©(blittcnbo^n. [rcnb. 
 
 Sledge, s. 1. bcr ©(bniiebcl)ammcr5 2. bic 
 
 (Scblcife, bcr ©cblitten. 
 To Slee , v. a. Mar. [cblingcrn. 
 Sleek, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. glatt, wei(b, fanft i 
 
 — stone, bcr ©Idttficin^ III. — ness, .v. bic 
 ©Icittc. [Qufpu^cn. 
 
 To Sleek, u. a. gldttcn , weitb, glatt macbcn, 
 
 To Sleep, v. ir. a. & n. [(blafCHj to — away 
 (off), 1. ocrf(bIafen5 2. au§f(blafcn5 to - 
 
 Sleep, s. bcr (Bdjlaf. [upon , unbcacbtct loffcn. 
 
 Slee'p^r, s. 1. ber ^cbldfer^ 2. bcr gauici 3. 
 ber SBinterfd^Idfcr (^k |)afclmau§, jc.)5 4. 
 bcr fliegcnbe ^if(bj ^. s-s, pi. a) Carp. 
 ©runbfcbroellen 5 h) G-w. ber S^ofi obcr SRics 
 gcli c) Mar. bicSumcIer obcr Jtnicn in ben 
 aSittcn eineS @(biffc§ 5 d) G?m. bic ®cf(bu8^ 
 
 Sleep'ful, adj. ffbldfrig. [bcttung. 
 
 Slee'pily, adv. pon Sleepy. 
 
 Slee'pin^ss, s. bic ©(j^ldfrigfcit. 
 
 Slee'pjng, comp. — chamber, M^ ©(blofstm* 
 mer? a— cup, bcr ©(blaftrunf? — partner, 
 vid. Dormant p.;— place, bic ©(blafflcUci 
 
 — sickness, bie Bd)la\fU(i)t. 
 
 Sleepless, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. fd)laf(o§ 5 111. 
 
 — ness, *. bic ©(blafloftgfeit. 
 
 Slee'py, adj. fcbldfrig, [di!afenb> — disease, 
 bie ©(bIoffud)t5 — drink, — potion, ber 
 ©(blaftranf. 
 
 To Sleer, v. a. feitwdrts fc^cn, fdjielcn, blinjcn. 
 
 Sleet, s. Olegcn unb @(bnec, bic ©roupcln. 
 
 To Sleet, v. n. regncn unb f(bncicn, graupcfn. 
 
 Slee'ty, adj. regncnb u. [(bncicnb, graupclnb j — 
 weather, bQ8 <S(blaef crwctter, ©raupclrecttcr 
 
 Sleeve,*. 1. bcr Itrmclj 2. berStrdf^n, 3. 
 ZooZ. ber Sintenfifcbj — board. Tail. bQ§ 
 trmelbolH - buttons, .^cmbcnfnopfc j - 
 knot, bic Tfrmfd^Icifc^-silk. bic ©orfcnfcibe 
 
Slee 
 
 649 
 
 Slip 
 
 Sleeve'less, adj. 1. o^nc txmcU ^- fis- unge* 
 
 Sleeved, adj. mit trmeln. [xdmt, imdlo^. 
 
 To Sleid [slad] , v. a. vid. To Slaie. 
 
 Sleigh [sla] , s. Am. Ux ©djiittcn. 
 
 •Sleigh'ing, s. Am. 1. Mc ©d^littcnfa^rtj 2. 
 bic ©(^iittcnba^nj (- party) Die ©-portic 
 
 Sleight [silt], I. s. t)ie Sift, Der ^unj^griff, 
 ^Qntgriff, — of hand, ba§ .^unf^j^ucf, t)cr Za-- 
 f(i^enfpieterflrei^ ? — of hand boxes, Saf(!^en= 
 [pielerbiic^fen , II. or * Sleigh'ty, adj. ; III. — 
 ly, adv. lijiiQ, ocrfd^logen. 
 
 Slen'der, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. f(^lanf;l)unn 5 
 
 2. fig. magcr, fuin, fc^raad), geringe, feid^t, 
 
 3. farg, unsuldnglic^j III. — ness, s. l.Me 
 Sdjlonf^eit, Diinncj 2. ^g. tie ©(^raad^c, 
 (Scringfiigtgfeit, ^arg^cit, tcr 5iKQngel. 
 
 Slept, pret. & p. p. 0. To Sleep. 
 
 Slere, 5.bic 9}?ecrfl)inne. Slew, pre^o.ToSlay. 
 
 Sleu</i-d5g, Sleui/i-brach,Sleut/i-h6und, vid. 
 
 Sley [sla], s. vid. Slaie. [unt. Slouth. 
 
 To Slice, V. a. 1. in ©tucfe otjcr ©d^ciben 
 (teiDcn} 2. abfc^nciben, 3. jerfd^ncibcn, 
 t^eilen. 
 
 Slice, s. 1. bic ©c^nittC; 6d)eibc j 2. ba§ breite 
 BtMj 3. ber!Spatel5 4. bic ((5ierO'Sc^au= 
 fei5 5. Typ. bic ©c^iffjungc, ba§ <Strei(t)= 
 (Sifenj 6. Mar. cin biinn sugct)enbeS ©tiicf 
 
 Slich, ;y. Min. ber ©c^I1(^. L^foflc. 
 
 Sli'cjng, p. s. Hort. ba§ ^fropfen in bic 9linbc. 
 
 Slick, V. a. vid. Sleek. 
 
 Slick'^nsides, s. Min. bcr SSIcifpicgcl. 
 
 SUd, I. preU H- or SlJd'den, p. p. D.To Slide. 
 
 To Slide, v. ir, I. n. 1. gleitcn, [d^lupfcn? 2. 
 auSgleiten^ 3. auf bent (gifc gleitcn, fct)Ieifcn5 
 
 4. QUmdl)lig ubcrgel)cn, oerfallcn (in)? 5. 
 roonfen, unbcfldnbig fein, II. a. 1. (— in) 
 ^incin [c^iebcn, einfliepen loffen , 2. (— along) 
 fortfd)ieben. 
 
 Slide, s. 1. bic (SiSbQ^n , CO/. ©d^uf(i^cl5 2. bcr 
 Iei(^tc®ang, ^(upj 3. bic^Ba^n, ber cbcne 
 SScg 5 4. Mech. vid. Slider , 2. 5 5. s-s , pi. 
 Mar. bic 4)6Iscr ber Sracc^ — box, 1. bie 
 gttbc (^ific) mit cincm ©d^ieberj 2. iWec/i. 
 bic ©d^iebiccntil = 33iid)[ej — candlestick, cin 
 ^atcntf^iebeleu(^tcr j — rest, Mech. bcr 3:rd= 
 gcr, (Support an ber ©rc^banf. 
 
 Sli'der, s. 1. bcr ©Icitcr, 2C.) 2. A/gc/i. ber 
 3ug, Sdufer, ©d^ieber, baS Sd^icbcbrct, 
 ©(tiiebocntiU 3. boS ©Idttbret. 
 
 Sli'ding, of/j. ccrfcbiebbor, ©d^iebc* 5 — catch- 
 bolt, cin bcutfd)er9flicgcl (am S^urfdjlof),— 
 door, W ©d^icbct^ur 5 — frame table, bcr 
 ^uSiic^etif^ j — knot, bic ©(^lingc, ©(bicifcj 
 — pencil , ber ©c^icbebleiftift 5 — place , vid. 
 Slide, 1.5 — rule, Mech. bcr 9JlQff^ab mit 
 \)crf(ticbbarcr3:^eilung 5— sash, bog @(^icbc« 
 
 fenfierj- scale, bic glcitcnbc obcrSBanbcl* 
 ©cala (bcr no(b ben cngl. ©ctreibeprcifen 
 rocc^fclnbc ©infu^rsoU auf frembcd ©ctreibc) 5 
 —tongs, pZ.bie@d^iebcjangc,@(^naUcn5Qnge 5 
 
 — valve, vid. Slider, 2. 
 
 Slight [slit], I. adj.; II. or - ly, adv. 1. 
 biinn, fc^wad^, burt^ficbtig j 2. jart (t. .f 6r= 
 pcrbau)i 3. Hcin, unbcbcutenb, gcringfiigig, 
 geringe, fd^led^t, J>erdd^tli(^ 5 4. nad^ldffia, 
 fraftIo§5 5. tt)ori(bt, cinfditigj III. .v. 1. bie 
 ® cringfd^d^ung, SJcrad^tung 5 2. virf. Sleight. 
 
 *To Slight, V. a. gcringc fc^d^cn , terad^ten, 
 (— over) uberfe^en, t^crdtitlii bc^anbcln. 
 
 * Sligh'ter , s. ber ®cringf(^d|er. 
 
 *Slight'n?ss, s. 1. ba§ Sunnc, bie ©d()n)dd^c} 
 2. bic 5ia(bldfftgfcit, ©cringfc^d^ung. 
 
 *Sligh'ty, adj. oberfIdd;(id^, tdnbclnb. 
 
 Sli'ly, adv. ». Sly, vid. Slyly. 
 
 Slim, I. adj. l.biinn, fd^md(^tig, fcbIanF)2. 
 fd^roac^, rocfcnlogj 3. wcrt^loSj II. *. "bcr 
 langc fd^mdd^tigc 9}?cnf(b. 
 
 Slime, s. bcr ©(^Icimj ©c^Iamm. 
 
 Sli'mjness, s. ba& (Sd^Icimigc, ©d^Iammigc. 
 
 Slim'n?ss, s. bicSiinne, Scblanfljcit, ©d^mdtb* 
 
 Sli'my, adj. fd()Icimig j fc^Iammig. [tigfcit. 
 
 Sli'ness, s. vid. Slyness. 
 
 Slifng, s. 1. bie (Sc^lcubcr} 2. bic @(^lingc, 
 Sinbej 3. Surg, bie ^angbanbagc, 4. ba& 
 cifcrnc ^cbejcug am 6nbe cinc§ <SeiIe$ obcr 
 Jlra^nSj 5. bie <Stangc mit jroci ^afcn sum 
 S3icrtragen, ba§ Sungerbolj^ 6. bcr SBurf, 
 ©d^Iag, ©d^mif, ©treid)i T.® etrdnf auSSlum 
 Obcr aSranntrocin unb ^ucferroaffer j 8. Mar. 
 bef. pi. bic ©troppcn, Sdngen. 
 
 To Sling, V. ir. a. 1, fd^lcubcrn, wcrfcn, 2. 
 fd^aufeln, baumcin. Mars. 3. (auf)sic^cn, 
 (auf)^iffcn 5 4. an^dngcn. 
 
 Slifng'?r, s. ber ©d^Ieubcrcr. 
 
 To Slink, v.ir. n. 1. f(^Ici(^en,bat»onn}ifc^cn) 2. 
 vulg. (aud^ a.) mifgebdrcn (». S^^icrcn). 
 
 Slink, I. adj. unjeitig geborcn(o. S;i)icren)5 
 II. s. 1. ba§ unjcitigc 3:^icr j 2. s-s, pi. %clU 
 ton tobtgeborncn ,^dlbcrn obcr Sdmmern 
 
 To Slifp, v.l.n, 1. fc^liipfen , glcitcn , (fxd^) 
 f(^Iei(^cn j 2. auSglcitcnj 3. cntfd^Iiipfen, rocg* 
 roifc^cn, cntgc^cn, 4. Jig. fc^tcn, &• fid) (im 
 Sfleben) ccrfd^noppenj to — into (in), fic^ 
 cinfc^leicbcn 5 II. a. 1 . gleitcn laffcn, (—on, an ^ 
 
 — out, ^eraug)jie()cn5 2. foljrcn laffcn, ccr* 
 fdumen,ubcrge]()cnj3. (6incm) entroifd^cnj^. 
 (^cimli(^) ju= (— in , ^incin)fiecfcn, bcibrtn= 
 gen, (ein)f(^iebcn 5 5. (3njcigc) abbrct^tn, 
 pfliicfen j 6. (— off) abftrcifcn, abrocrfen, ah' 
 fd)uttcln j 7. log laJTcn (.?)unbe)5 8. Mar. (bos 
 ^nfcrtau) ou§laufcn lajfcnj — over, iLibergc» 
 ^cn, nid^tbcru^rcn. 
 
Slip 
 
 650 
 
 Slow 
 
 Slip,A-.l.ba$7(u5gleitcn, ber^c^Itritt^ 2. ber 
 ^c^Ier, ba§ ©erfe^cnj 3. bttS entfdjlupfcn, 
 entwtf(^cii,bie^eimli(^c^lu(3^t5 4. ber ©trei= 
 fen, ba§ @tuct(^cn (Ropier) j 5. bcr^wcig, 
 bag @tcc!rei& j 6.bie Seine (fur3a9t>^unbe)j T. 
 bie ©(i(>uur^ 8. ber ©(^nurlcib, 9. cine ^rt 
 ^rQuenrorf,llbern)urfUO.bcr3ufa$,'JCn^ang5 
 
 II. ber &mi^, ©(^liff,(S(^IeiffcI(o.^drbcrn 
 ongeaenbet)} 12. G-w. bic teigformigc ?Ki* 
 fd^ungc. gef(ilemmteml5;onu.^linti 13. s-s 
 pi. f(^male§ ©piegelglog i 14.baS gencigte jum 
 ©(^ipbttu, K. paffenbc Uferj 15. bie @(^lip= 
 pc (in ©(^iffgrocrften, jc) j 16. p/. bef. i2-ic. 
 Sfliff'e imUnterbauj togivethe— , cnt»if(^enj 
 to get the — , ben ^orb befommen, burc^fal 
 lenj — board, ber <S(^icber, baS ©djiebebretj 
 — knot, ber cerlornc ^noten, bicft^sujie* 
 ^cnbc ©(^leife, — shoe, ber ubergetretene 
 ©(^u^, ©(l?tQppf(^ut)5 — shod , 1. in ubcrgc 
 tretenen ©c^ufjen, 2. nad^lfiffigj— skin, liflig 
 au6»ei(^enb, fd^Iau, cerfdnglid(> 5 — slop, 
 vulg. 1. ber gufcl, baS elenbc ®ebrdu j 2. un= 
 gcreimtc (fc^led(>te)Sflebcn, ©(^roulfl, SSau* 
 ern=@Ieganj. 
 
 Slip'p?r. *• 1. ^cr ^antoffelj 2. ber fc^roere ei 
 feme 4>enimf(^u^ j 3. ein flot&eS Idnglid^eS 
 3^a(^tgef4)irr 5 4. bic @(^mu5=^Qppe ber Jtin- 
 ber j 5. Bot. ber ^ippauj to hont the — , ben 
 ^Pttntojfcl fud^en (ein ©pici) j — barnacle. 
 Conch, bic ^ontoffeImufd(>eIj —bath, cine pan* 
 toffelformige aSaberoonnej — stirrups, ^antof* 
 fclflcigbugel fiir Damen, — '»rort,bic^antof= 
 
 Slip'p?red, adj. ^antoffcln tragenb. [fclblume. 
 
 Sirp'perlneas , j. 1. bic ©(^lupfrigfeitj 2. bic 
 Ungeroi^^eit, ber Unbeflonb. 
 
 Slip'pery, I. adj. ; II. — ily, adv. 1. f(j()li5pfrig 5 
 
 2. ungcTOip, unbeflcinbig j 3. ^intcrliflig, be= 
 tritgerif^ 5 — hitch, Mnr. ber ©pli^fnoten. 
 
 To Silt, V. ir. I. a. (ttuf)f(^Ii|en , ri^en, fpol* 
 
 ten j II. n. fi6f fpalten, rcipcn, auffpringcn. 
 
 Slit, I. pret. , II. or Slit'tfd , p. p. t>. To Slit; 
 
 III. s. ber ©(^li$ , mf , bie Sli^c, ©paltcj - 
 rods, ©(^nittcifcn (bef. ju SMgeln). 
 
 To Slith'er, v. a. ouf bcm ©ife gleitcn. 
 
 Slit't^r, s. ber (Sd?Ii|enbc, jc 
 
 Sirt'ting-mifll , s. bcr ©palt^ammcr, 3ain^Qm» 
 
 mer (ein |)ttmmcrn)crf). 
 To Silve, To Sli'ver, v.a.l. fd^U^cn, fpaltcn j 2. 
 
 8erfd(>neibcn,in©d^cibcnf^nciben}3.Qbbrcd^cn. 
 Slive, Sli'ver, s. 1. baS obgcfcbnittcnc ©liirf, 
 
 bic ©(^nittci 2, bcr ab g criffcn e 3n>cig, ^fl j 
 
 3. ba§ female Sonb. 
 
 SlOat, *. bcr Oticgel, ba5 Hucr^olj. 
 SlOaf/t, vid. Sloth. 
 
 SlSb'ber, &c. vie/. Slab 
 
 8lOe, s. bie Bd^U^tj — tree, bcr ©(^Ic^cnbom. 
 
 Slddp, *. bic ©(^aluppc, 3c4)t J — of war, bOi 
 
 To S18p, vid. To Slap. [Olcnnf(^iff. 
 
 Slop, s. l.bic^fu^c, gacbcj 2. bcrf(^Mte 
 Sranf j 3. ber ^lect (ttuf ^Icibcrn)^ 4. bie 
 rocitc ^ofc , bef. pi. SDlatrofenfleibung y — 
 basin, bie ©pfi^lfummcj — maker, ber SQta* 
 trofcnfd^nciber j — room, bie .hammer fitr bas 
 OJftttrofengepact) — seller, ber SSerfdufer fer= 
 tiger ^Icibcr 5 — shop , bic ^fflciberbubc. 
 
 Slope, I. vid. Slo'pjng; II. or— ness, s. 1. bic 
 f(biefc Sflicbtung, ©(^rage, ^bbacbung, bcr 
 :2(b^an3j 2. bcr fc^rdgc TCuSfc^nitt?- wise. 
 f(bief, Qb^dngig. 
 
 To Slope , V. I. a. 1. fc^rdgc ma(ben, f(^ief ob. 
 obljdngig madden » 2. ncigcn, fenfen, 3. fdjrdgc 
 QuSf(^ncibcn, au6^6^Icn j — arms ! Mi7. ®c» 
 n>cf)r uber! II. n. f^rdge gc^en, fd^ief ober 
 Qb^dngigfcin;abfd^icpcn.[ab^dngig,abf(bufflg. 
 
 Slo'pjng, I. p. a. ; II. — ly, adv. f(^rdge, f^ief, 
 
 SlSp'py, &c. vid. Slab 
 
 Slfit, «. 1. Sport, bie ©pur cineS ^irf(^c§, 
 Sd^rtCi2.vtd.Sloat. 
 
 Slof/i[gen.; slSf/i, VfV^.] , s. 1. bic gaul^ cit, 
 Srdg^cit, Songfamfcitj 2. boS gault^ier. 
 
 Sloe/t'mi, I. adj.; II. - ly, arfv. trdgc, faul, 
 f erbrojfen. III. — ness, .v. bic Srdg^cit. 
 
 Slouch, s. 1. ba§ ^Jieber^dngen bc&^opfc5,bei 
 f(^njere, trdgc "Knftanb, bag ©d^lotternj 2. 
 ber ^(jpf^dnger, plumpe ^erl. 
 
 To Slouch, V. I. n. 1. niebcr^Qngcn,f(^Iottcrn j 
 2. bumm auSfc^cn, ben^opf ^dngen , plump, 
 fc^Iottcrigcin^erge^enj II. a. (ben ^ut) in'5 
 ®efid^t brudtenj a slouched hat, ein ^ut mit 
 breiterunbf(^laffcr, ^erab^dngcnber ^rdmpe, 
 ©(^aub^ut. 
 
 Slough, s. I. [slou] , 1. bic ^fitfee , bcr ©umpf, 
 bic *Rot^Iad^e j 2. Sport. bic©QUlQd)C; ©u^U 
 iQd^cj 3. Min. bcrDunft in einer ©tcinfob* 
 Icngrubcj II. [sliifj, 1. bcr ®rinb, ©(^orfj 
 
 2. bcr (©d;Ittngcn=)®<Jlg/ bie |)Qutj 3. bic 
 f(i)n>ammigc ©ubftanj in ben Sd>fen^6mcrn. 
 
 To Slough [sliif] , v. n. Surg. fid(> (oom gc= 
 
 funbcn §lcif(bc) ablfifen, eincn ©(i>orf bilben. 
 Sloflgh'y [sloO'j], adj. fumpftg, moraflig, mo» 
 
 bcrig. 
 Slout/i, s. Sport. bicSrift, 4)crbc (bef. S3d= 
 
 rcn)i — hound, (fc^ott.) bcr S8lut^unb, 
 
 ©dS>»eif ^unb. [2. bie ©(^lumpc 
 
 S16v'?n, s. 1. ber fd^mujigc, licberIi(^c9}Jcnfi } 
 Slov'^nliness , s. bo& fc^lottcrigc SBefen, bie 
 
 2icbcrli(bfeit, Unrcinlit^f eit. 
 S16v'?nly , adj. ic adv. f(^lumpig , fd^mujig, 
 
 unrcinlicb/ lieberlic^. 
 Slow, Lad;.; II. -ly, adv. 1. langfamj 2. 
 
 unt^dtig, trdgc, na4>tdfrig, faul, t)erbroffen ^ 
 
 3. gcifte§f(^n) ad^ J 4. bcbtt^tfamj 5. fpdti a 
 
Slub 
 
 651 
 
 Siuar 
 
 — fever, tin f(^lci(l(>enbc§ giebcrj-back, col 
 let ^QUlpcIj j — match , bie tmitt i — worm, 
 bie asiinbfd^leid^e j III. - ness, s. 1. bie^ang* 
 famfeiti 2. bie S^rog^t , SSerbroffen^cit i 3. 
 bie ®eifleSf(^rod(^e5 4. bie 35 cbati^tfamf eitj 
 5. bie S5erfpdtung. 
 
 To Slob, V. a. (aSaumrooUe) eorfpinncn: 
 slubbing-frame, Mech. tiiz (Srobfpinbclban!, 
 
 ToSlub'b?r, v. a. 1. befubellli 2. nttcblttfftg 
 »erri(i)tcn , ^infubcln. 
 
 SiQde, jr. Min. ba§ ^rauengtoS. 
 
 Sludge, s. ber ^Qt%, ©d^lamm. 
 
 Sl&d^, *. p/. Min. ^albgcroflctc ersfluf^n- 
 
 To Slue, V. a. vulg. umbrej)en, brtUen. 
 
 Sliig, *. 1. ber ^lumpen, tai <25tucf mctaU 
 (SSleiober eif«n, sumSScrfcbicpcn), bttSge* 
 ^Qcfte S5lei j 2. bQS fc^rocrfdllige iDing j fd^wer 
 fegelnbe (S^iff j 3. ber^aulcnjer, 3ttubercrj 
 
 4. bieliegen gebliebeneSBoarc; col. bcrfia* 
 ben^uter, 5. boS ^inbcrnip j 6. (— snail) bie 
 
 To Slug, V. n. faulenjen. [SBegf^ncrfe. 
 
 Slug'gard, I. s. bcr ^ttulenscrj Srdumcrj II. 
 
 adj. trdge, faul. 
 To Slug'g^rdise , v. n. trdgc, faul madjen. 
 Sliig'gjsh, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. trdgc, faul J 
 
 2. trdumerifc^ i 3. [(^wer, fcbwerfdUig j III. — 
 
 ness, s. 1. bie Srdg^eit, gaul^cit^ 2. bie 
 
 ©(b»crfdlltg!cit. 
 Sluice, 5. l.bie®d^Ieufei 2. baS ©djufebret, 
 
 ber®c^u§i 3. bcrTfuSflup, ©tromj i.fig. 
 
 bie3uflu|quelle5 — keeper, — master, ber 
 
 6(!^Icufcnmeifler. 
 To Sluice, r. I. a. bur^ cine ©(^leufe ani' 
 
 (ob. ein)flicfcn laffeni II. n. ^eraus flromen, 
 Slui'cy, adj. flromcnb, in ®iiffcn.[fi{b crgief en. 
 To Sliim'ber, v. n. f(blummern. 
 Slum'b?r, s. ber ©lilummer. 
 Slum'b?r?r, *. bcr @d)lummernbc. 
 Sliim'berous, Slum'bery, adj. 1. Cinfc^ISfcmb, 
 
 2. fd(>lummcrnb} 8,(Slum'bry,S/i.)f(i(>Iummers 
 Sliing, pret & p. p. D.To Sling. [ttttig. 
 
 SlBnk, pret & p. p. ». To Slink. 
 To Slur, V. a. 1. or To Sliir'ry, beflerfen, be* 
 
 fubclnj 2. fig. fiberge^cn j 3. Mus. (bie 3to- 
 
 tcn) fd^leifen j 4. ^interge^en. 
 Slur, s. 1. ber glerf j 2. Typ. bcr unreine (col. 
 
 f(i^mierige) ©rucfj 3. ber SBifd^er^ 8Sern>ei&, 
 
 SSorwurf j 4. ber Jtunftgriff, @trei(b, ^^offen, 
 
 5. Mus. ber ©(^(cifer [- — -]. 
 Slur'ry, adj. beflecft, ff^mujig. 
 
 Slush, 5. ber ^otl) , ©(^iQmm. [S^icfcl. 
 
 Slut, s. cont. bie ©(^lumpe, ber (©imus*) 
 Sliit't^ry, Sliit'tishness, *. 1. bicUnfttUb erf eit, 
 
 @ubelei5 2. bie SSu^Ierci. 
 Slut'tjsh, Lad;.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fd^mujig, 
 
 irareinlici^ J 2. bu&lcrif(^. 
 
 iSlf, I. adi. ; II. — ly , ado. fd^Iau, oerfdjiagen, 
 
 Uflig, ^intcrliflig i HI.— ness, *.bie ©jilau^cit. 
 
 To Smack, v. v. Sea. I. ffbmcd en i 2. fcbntft^cn j 
 
 3. f often j 4. f(tttfd)cn , fnallcn (mit ber ^cit- 
 f(^e,ic.)- 
 
 Smack, s. 1 . bcr ©cfd^marf , 2.ber ®eigcfd^macf, 
 TCnflricbj 3. cin SiJenig, ber SSiffeu, ©c^lucCi 
 
 4. baS ©djmalcnj 5.bcr@(^mQ§, laute.Jtuf j 
 6. bcr flad^c S5*lQg, ^atfd),^tatf(l^,^eit- 
 f(^cn^iebj T. bie <S(^macf (cin futtcrdl)n(i(b 
 aufgctaMtc§ (S(l^iff)i — sail, boS ©djmact^ 
 fegcl. [Smack, 6. 
 
 Smack'?r» s. 1. bcr ©(bmccfenbc, K-i 2. ui'd. 
 
 Smack'jng, p.a.Mar.gunftig,frif(i (o.SBinbc). 
 
 Small, adj. 1. flcittj 2. geringcj 3. fd>ma(i, 
 
 bunne, 4. Heinlaut, ©cricgen j 5. col. Wic^ti 
 
 — beer, baS fd^n>ad)C 95icr, ^albbicri - ber- 
 ried, flcinbo^nig (o. Jtaffce)} — bone of the 
 leg, /4na<.bieHeinc9)Jittclfupr6^rci— burnet 
 saxifrage , Bot. bic ficinc ^impincUc J — ca- 
 pitals, pi. Typ. (Sapitdlc^cn 5 — chase, iVm^ 
 bic ticinc §orm j — clothes , pi. bic Scinfici* 
 beri — coal, bic ©(^micbcfo^Icn, baS ^o^lcn« 
 geftdube j — coin , — money , ©(bcibcmunsci 
 
 — goods, vid. — ware; — honesties, pi. 
 (^elb»)3^clfen J — muscle of the shin , Anat. 
 bcr ftblanfc ©(^cnfclmu&fcl) — nuts, .fjafcl* 
 nuffcj — queen, cine tMjrjiiglic^c 9}ZauIbccrs 
 baumgattungj — stones, Diamantcn untcr 
 eincm ^arotj — sword, bcr <25tof bcgcn , — 
 talk, ba§ ®cf(^rod$, ©cplaubcrj — tooth 
 comb , bcr engc ^amm j — ware, — wares, 
 
 1. flcine (©picU ob. niirnbergcr)SIBaQrcn5 2. 
 SSonbroaarenj — (Rhenish) wine, Icid^tcr 
 (SH^cinOSBcin. 
 
 Small, s. 1. ber bunne S^eil, bic @(b»d(^ci 2. 
 ba& J^lcincj the — of the back, bag (9lurf»> 
 ^reuji the — of the leg, bcr ^up untcr bcr 
 SBttbCj 3. s-s, pi. rid. Small clothes. 
 
 SmAU'age, s. Bot. bic SBaffcrpetcrrUic. 
 
 Small'jsh, adj. ctnjttS flein, winjig. 
 
 Smal(iyn?ss, s. 1. bic Jtlcin^cit, U. c/. Small ; 
 
 2. bQ8 SBcnige j 3. bie @(^n)d(^e. [(ra. u.). 
 Smal'ly, adv. 1. flein, wcnigj 2. gcringc, faum 
 Smalt, s. bicScbmaltcj — house, bag asiaufar^ 
 Smar'agd, s. ber ©((ib)maragb. [bcnracrf . 
 Smarag'djne, adj. f((^)mttragbcn. 
 
 Smart, I. adj.; II. - ly, ado. 1. f(^mcr5()aft, 
 f(^merjli(b i 2. beipcnb, fte^enb, fd^orf, ^cftig i 
 
 3. munter, frifi^i 4. Icb^aft, gewanbtj 5. gc« 
 pu|t; gcfinicgcit, glattj III. s. bcr^cftigc, 
 fd^ncibcnbe ob. brenncnbe ©d^merj j — money, 
 
 1 . bag (Scbmcrjcngelb 5 2. vid. Bounty-money , 
 
 2. J — weed, Bot. baS glo^fraut. 
 
 To Smart, v. n.l. fd^mcrjcn, n)c()C t^un j 2. 
 leiben^bufen. 
 
Smar 
 
 652 
 
 Smou 
 
 To Smai/ten, v. a. Qufpu^en, ^erau8pu|en. 
 Srajirt'ness, s. 1. l)a§ SeipenJje, bie ©il)ttrfe^ 
 
 2. bic Seb^aftigfeit, 9Jiunterfeit5 3. \ik ^ef« 
 tigfcit, 4. ber ^runf, baS gepu^te ^fnfe^en. 
 
 To Smash, v. a. vitlg. jcrfc^meipen, jer 
 
 fd^metternj to — down, vuig. nieberfc^meipen. 
 Smash, T. s. vidg. ber gall, @ii)mip 5 all tO' 
 
 in taafenb ©tiicfej II. int. platfd^ I fUrr ! 
 Smatch, s. 1. viilg. vid. Smattering; 2. Orn. 
 
 ber asiaufuf , bic ©ad^flelje. 
 To Smat'ter, v. n. l.geringeober oberfldd)Iid^e 
 
 Jtenntnip (oon @twa8) (jabcn j 2. oberfIad)lid^ 
 
 (iiber ©tn)a5) fprec^en , plaubern. 
 Smat'tenug (Smat'ter), s. biC oberfIa(^lid)e, 
 
 ober fdd^te ,^enntnip. 
 Smat'terer, s. ber ^olbgelc^rtc. 
 To Smear, v. a. f(^mieren, bef(^mieren. 
 Smear, *. bie B<x\hz (m. ii.) j — dab, Ich. eine 
 Smea'ry, ac/j. fd^micrig. [Irt ©cboUc. 
 
 SmeafA, Smee, s. bic Juried)* ober Saudjentc, 
 Smec'tite, s. Min. bcr ©pecfftein. [@(bmei. 
 Smegmat'ic, adj. feifenartig, rcinigcnb. 
 To Smell, v. reg-. & ir. a. & n. 1. riedjcnj 2. 
 
 (— out) ttuffpiiren, (au8)n)ittcrn} sing (salt) 
 
 bottle, baS y{ic(bflafd)d)en5 s-ing water , ba§ 
 Smell, s. ber ©erucb- [Sticcbtoalfcr. 
 
 Srael'ler, s. ber Olied^cnbc, k. [ber ©tint. 
 Smelt, I. preL & p. p. 0. To Smell ; II. s. Ich. 
 To Smelt, v. o. ((5rj)f(bntel5enj s-ing furnace, 
 
 ber ©(^mclsofen, s-ing house, bie (S(bmelj= 
 
 ^iittc 5 s-ing pot, ber @(bmc(jtiegel. [gefd^. 
 Smel'ter, s. 1. bcr ©d)melser , 2. ba& ©d^meljis 
 Smel't?ry, *. bic ©djmelj^uttc. 
 Smer'gel, s. Min. ber ©mergel. 
 To Smerk, v. n. iiberfreunblid) ober albern ld= 
 
 ^eln, greincn j to - upon, anlcitbeln, anfeiyen. 
 Smerk, I. or Smer'ky , od/. lufKg, fro^, lofc, 
 
 mut^willigi II. <*. ba§ (alberne) 2ttd)eln, 
 Smer'lin, s. Ich. bie 8d)mcrlc. [geiyen. 
 
 Smef/i, .V. bie ©albe ba§ ^aar QUSfallcn ju 
 Smew, vid. Smeath. [mccbcn. 
 
 To Smick'er , v. n. fleine "Jfugcn matbcn, lieb* 
 
 dugein , s-ing, ber oerliebte fdM. 
 To Smile, v.l.n. Idd^eln j to — \x^on,fig. be* 
 
 gunfligenj II. a. burtb Sdtbcin aulbriiceen, ld» 
 
 ^clnito — off, wegldcbeln. 
 Smile, s. ba& 2d(beln. 
 Smi'ler, s. bcr ^dcbelnbe. 
 Smi'lingly, adv. ld(^clnb, mit 2d(^eln. 
 To Smirch, u. a. vulg. cerbunfeln, bcflecfcn. 
 Sm'irk , vid. Smerk. 
 Smit, p. p. 0. To Smite. 
 To Smite, v. ir. I. a. 1. [(^logen ,2. crfc^Iogcni 
 
 3. fdUen, t)inftrecfen4 4. cerrounbenj 5. jcr^: 
 ft6rcn,t>erberben5 6. jiicbtigcn} T.jig. trcf^ 
 fen, crgreifen, cinnc^men j 8. Falc. (ben 
 
 ©d^nabel) we^enj 9. (— down) Mar. mcber» 
 
 ^olen? II. n. (an cinanber) f(blagcn. 
 
 Smi'ter, s. ber ©d^Idger, jc 
 
 Smif/i, s. ber (S^miebj — craft, or Smrt/i'?ry 
 Smi</i'jng, bic ©d;miebeFunft, ba§ <S(bmie« 
 ben 5 - 's-shop, bie ©(bmiebe, (S-werfflatt. 
 
 Smi^/i'y, 5.1. bie ©^miebe, 2. ber £6f(btrog 
 ber ©(bmiebe,— coke, abgefd}n)cfelte ©{^mie* 
 be<@tein0^o^len. 
 
 Smitt, s. bic rot^e garbenerbe, ber {RSf^el. 
 
 Smit'ten, p. p. 0. To Smite. 
 
 SmSck, s. 1. ba§ grauen^emb 5 2. comp. weis 
 bif(b,3Beiber=5 — frock, ber (gu^rmannSO 
 ,SittcI,ba§ ©taubbembi — mill, bic ^oUdn* 
 bifc^c 5M^lc , 3^()urmmu^le. 
 
 Smoke, s. berSflaud),©ampf, ©unftj — black, 
 ber ^icnrupj To - dry, rducbernj — jack, 
 ber aSratcnwenberj — sail, Mar. ba§ Heine 
 aScifegel. 
 
 To Smoke, v. I. n. 1. raud;enj 2. bampfen, lo* 
 bern } 3. jttb fc^nen bcn^egen, bli§en, ouf|lei= 
 gen? 4. vulg. ©trafe leiben, bii^cnj II. a. I. 
 (S^abaf) rau(bcn) 2. rduc^ern, 3. (— out) 
 riedjen, roittern, augfpiiren, 4. vulg. a) jum 
 Sef^en ^aben, t)erfpottcn, aufjief>en5 b) |?ra« 
 
 Smo'keable, adj. va\i6)hav. [fen, qudlen. 
 
 Sraoke'less, adj. of)nc Staucb, raud)lo&. 
 
 Smo'ker, s. bcr {Rau(bcr, K. 
 
 Smo'ky, I. adj. ; II. — jly , adv. roud)ig , rdu= 
 (berig,coUS'laucb- 
 
 To Smol'der, vid. To Smother. 
 
 Smooth, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. glatt, cbcn, 
 flad) 5 2. gefd)orcn, gegldttet 5 3. [anft, mid), 
 gelinbc, lcid)t5 4. fein, Florj 5. fliU, rut>ig j 6. 
 milbc,fanft, frcunblicb, liebliibi — file, bie 
 poIirfeiIc5 III. — ness,.?.i.bic®Idtte,@ben= 
 idt) 2. bic ©anft^eit, SBeid^^eit, 3. bie 
 3KiIbe5^icbIi(ibFeit. 
 
 To Smooth (To Srado'then), v. a. (— down, 
 — up) l.gldtten, ebenen, 2. fanft mad)en, 
 »ei(i mad^enj 3. .milbern? 4. bcfdnftigen, 
 flillen j 5. fcbmeid^eln, s-ing iron , baS ^latt* 
 cifen, asiigeleifcn. [^olirflcin. 
 
 Sm66'ther, s. 1. ber ®Idttenbe,^oIirer5 2. ber 
 
 SraOte, pret. 0. To Smite. 
 
 To Smoth'er. v. I. a. (burcb Otaucb, U.J aU(b 
 fig.) erftidt en 5 II- n. 1 . crfiicfen j 2. unter= 
 brucft rau(ben, bampfen, f^me^len. 
 
 SmSth'er, s. bcr Slaud) , Sampf? — tiy, bic 
 
 Smoth'erer, .v. ber (Srf^irfcr, xc. [©d^mcif fliegc. 
 
 To Smouch, v. a. vulg. (ab)fd)mo5en. 
 
 Sraodcb, s. cont. ber ^ubc, vulg. 9JJauf(beI- 
 
 To Smoul'der, vid. To Smother. [pfenb. 
 
 Smoul'dry, adj. untcrbrucft raud(icnb, bam- 
 
 Smodt, vid. Smelt , II. 
 
 Smou'tjng, p. s. i^rin^baSftucfiBeifeOTrbeiten. 
 
Smug 
 
 653 
 
 Snip 
 
 To Smug'gle, v. a. (oin)fd)muggcln, pafit)cn. 
 Smug'gler, s. 1. fcer ©(^Ici(^()anblcr, ©(&mu3= 
 
 gtcr, ^Qf(^er j 2. ba§ ©(^mugglcrfc^iff. 
 Smiig^gling, p. 5. (— trade) t)er ©(l^tci(i^^Qn= 
 
 Id , ^Qf(|)^QnbeI, t)ic ©d^muggclci. 
 Smiit, .V. 1. bcr('^ol)IcnO@(^ntuj,9lup5 2. t>cr 
 
 SSranD an ©erodc^fcn^ 3. bie 3oten. 
 To Smut, V. 1. a. (or To Smutch) beru^cn, bc= 
 
 fd)mu5cni 11. n. brant)i9 werten. 
 Smiit'ty, I. ad;. ; 11. -jly, adv. 1. f^mujig, 
 
 rdud)crig 3 2. jotcn^aft, unfldtljig, f(i^ant)bar5 
 
 3. brant)ig ()}on ©emd^fcn) j III. — jness, .v. 
 Die ©(i^mujigfeit. [©mt^rncr , 2. inU Lovage. 
 
 Smyr'nian, 1. adj. fmt)rnif(i^j 11. *. 1. t>er 
 Snack, s. Dcr "Knt^eilj to go snacks with one, 
 ju gleid^cn IS^cilen gctjen mit — 
 Snac'ot, *. /c/i. bie DJU'cmabel. 
 Snaf tie, ^. t)a8 ^tafenbonb , t)ie SBaffertrcnfc 
 To Snaf'tle, u. I. a. im 3aume t)Qlten } II. r<. 
 luxd) tie 3?Qfe reben, ndfcln. 
 Snag, -v. 1. t>ie SBalferfti^ncctei 2. bcr ^orfcr, 
 ^norrcn, JButfcl, tie SBarje j 3infe eincs ®c= 
 meit)eg}3.s-s,pi. A/n.fleincreSaumftttmmcin 
 fd^iffbaren^liijfen, cf. Flugers CompL Diet.; 
 
 4. (— tooth) ber Sftaffja^nj 5. bcr n)unDcr= 
 lic^e, griUigc 5J?cnf(^. [warsig. 
 
 Snag'ged, Snag'gy, adj. ^Scferig, fitorrig, 
 Snail, *.t)ie (Sd)ncc!c 5 — clover, ber ©-Hce, 
 
 — flower, t)ie iS-nbo^ncj — leech, bcr ®lut» 
 cgclj — shell, bag @-n()ttUS5 — stone, bcr 
 ©-nflein j — water, bo8 (S-iwaJTer. 
 
 Snake, *. bie ©(flange , hooded — , bie aSriUcn 
 f(^Ittnge j— fish, tjcr iS-nfifd)5-gourd, bic ®-ai- 
 gurfcj — 's head coralline, Bot.tik (@d)lan 
 9cn')^orQUinc5 — pipe, boS Jtannenfvaut} 
 
 — root, bie ©-nrouijeli — stones, ^Cmmon&= 
 ^6rner 5 — weed, vid. Bistort ; — wood , ba& 
 
 To Snake, v. a. Mar. trenfen. [©-nljols. 
 
 Sna'ky, adj. 1. [(^longenartig, ©ilangcn=j 
 2. locrfd^Iagcn, ^intcrliftig. 
 
 To Snap, v. I. a. 1. [d^noppen j 2. erfc^nappcn, 
 fangcn, er^afd^enj 3. (—off, Qb)beipcn3 4. 
 abf^nappcnjttbbrMcn, 5. (scr)brcd^en5 6. 
 furs abbred^en, T.^g-. (— up) fd^arf anlaffen, 
 anfa^ren 5II. n.l. fti^nappen (at, nad))i2. au§ 
 einanberbred^cn ob. fallen, [pringcn, abfliegcn. 
 
 Snap, *. l.ba§(Sd^nQppett5 2. baS plo^lid^c 
 7fbbrcd^en,bcrS3rud^5 3. ba§3ubei^cn,ber 
 asip, 4. ber ©c^neppcr, ba§ (^erl=)S(^lof= 
 (^en 5 5- ba& ® d^nippd^en 5 6. bag erf(bnappcn, 
 bcr ^ang, iDiebfla^U 7. bcr JBiffen, SSrocfen j 
 8. bcr ©d^maro^er 5 j^crl 3 9- ber .Rrad^, ,KnalI; 
 10'. ba§ ^unb(^cn3 at one — , auf cin SJJal, 
 —dragon, 1. Bot.baS 26n5cnmaul32.uid.FIap 
 dragon;— short, b.^ufftt^rcnbe,'jrnfd^nard^cr. 
 
 Snap'per, s. l.ber©d^na|^pcr, k. c/. To Snap; 
 
 2. bic flapper, pi. .(Saflagncttcn 3 — bellows, 
 ffilafebdtgc i^on bcr gcringflcn ©ortc. 
 
 Snap'pish , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. I. bci^ig, 
 auffal)rcnb 3 2. f(bmppif(^3 H'- - ncss, s. bas 
 auffaljrcnbc, fd^nippifd^c SKcfcn. 
 
 Snire, s. bic ©d^lingc, bcr ^allflrict. 
 
 To Snare, vid. To Insnare. [II. a. t>crn>i(Jtcln. 
 
 To Snarl, v. I. n. fnurrcn,brummcn, murrcn3 
 
 Snarl, s. baS SScrfi^tc, ©ewirrc. 
 
 Snjir'ler, s. bcr, ba§.Knurrcnbc, :c. 
 
 Sni'ry, adj. ^intcrliflig, nad^ftellcnb. 
 
 To Snatch, v. I. a. 1. ergrcifcn, crfd^nappcn, 
 er^af^cnj 2. roffcn, (— away) wcgrcipcn, 
 entrcipenj H- n. grcifen, (— at) jufa^rcn, 
 5ufd)nappcn, (jafd^cn. 
 
 Snatch, s. 1. bcr fd^ncUc ®riff , ba§ er()af(^cn, 
 3Begrci^en3 2. bic fd)ncU roriibcrgc^cnbc 
 4)anblung 3 3.ba§ fcbncU Srgriffcnc, bcr ffiiffcn, 
 basaSipd^cn, (Stucfd)cn3 4. bcr Qfugcnblirf, 
 :ifbfa§, bag 3iU3 5.ba^- furjc SBort, bic bci^cnbe 
 Olcbe5 Mar-^. — block, bcr ^innbad'gbtorf 3 
 
 — cleats, bie ^reujflampcn. 
 
 Sniitch'er, *.bcr ©rgrcifcnbc, :c. 3 bcr Stdubcr. 
 Snatch'ingly, adv. 1. rci^cnb, rofd^ 3 2. in ^Cb* 
 
 fd|cn, untcrbrod^cn. 
 To Sneak, v. n. fd)lcid)cn, hic^cn. 
 Sneak, s. 1. vidg. ber @d)lid^, bic OJZaufcrciy 
 
 2. or Snea'ker, bcr ©d)lcid^cr3 3. bcr ©tcb. 
 Snea'king, I. pTa.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fricd)Cnb^ 
 
 nicbcrtrd(btig3 2. armfclig, filjig , geis{g3 III- 
 
 — ness , ^. 1. ba§ fried)enbc SBcfcn , bic t)Tic- 
 bcrtrdd^tigfciti 2. bie ^naufcrci, ^iljigfcit. 
 
 Sneed, s. ber ©cnfcnf^icl, ©riff. 
 
 To Sneer, v.n.l. ^6()nif(^ obcr i^crd(btli(b la* 
 
 d)cln, grinfen, bic 3^afc rumpfcn3 2. fid^ auf= 
 
 l)altcn, fpottcln, jtid^cln (— at, libcr). 
 Sneer, s. 1. ba& ^ot)nIad^en, ©rinfen, bie 1^6^* 
 
 nifd^e 5JZiene, bcr i^crdd^tlic^e 93Iicf3 2. bcr 
 
 ©pott, bag ©tid^cln. 
 Snee'r^r, 5. bcr 4)o{)n(ad^cr3 ©potter. 
 Snee'rjngly, adv. l)6l)nif^, mit ©pott. 
 To Sneeze, v.n. nicfcn3 sneezing powder, ba§ 
 
 s^icfcpulocr. [wurj. 
 
 Sneeze, s. ba§ 9tiefcn3 — wort, 7Jof . bic 9^icfc= 
 To Snick'er, v. n. i)cimlid^ lad^en , fid)crn. 
 To Sniff, V. n. fd^naubcn, fc^niiffcln. 
 To Snip , V. a. (mit bcr ©(bcrc) fc^nciben, 5U« 
 
 fd)nciben, cinfdt>ncibcn. 
 Snip, s. 1. bcr ©d^nitt (mitbcr ©(bcrc)3 2. 
 
 ber ©cbni|cl, ba§ ©tucf(^cn3 3. rid. Snack. 
 Snipe, s. 1. Orn. bic©d)ncpfC3 2. Ich. bcr 
 
 ©d)ndpel3 3. bcrXropf,'Jtarr3— bill, Conch. 
 
 bcr©dii6pfer, ©d^ncpfcnFopf3 — fish, /c/i. ber 
 Snipped,adj.Bo^eingcfdbnittcn.[©(bncpfcnfifd? 
 SnVper, s. bcr (TCugO^^ncibcr, ©c^ni^Icr. 
 SnTp'pjness, s. bic ^arg^cit. 
 
Snip 
 
 654 
 
 Soap 
 
 Snip'pjng?* s. pi. tie abgcfc^nittcnen ©tudC* 
 
 4>cn, (^b0®*ni§cl. 
 Snip'py, adj. earg, gcijig , fillip. 
 Snip'snap, s. cant fccr SBortmedjfcI. 
 Snite, vid. Snipe, 1. 
 Sniv'el, s. t)cr 2)^afcnf(^lcim , vulg. (Ho^. 
 To SniT^el , w. n. 1. cine tricfcnbe 3tQfc ot). fecn 
 
 ©c^nupfen ^abcn, ten Sftafenfd^lcim laufen 
 
 laffcn, vulg. xo^mi 2. [(^niiiff c(n j [(^lut^jen, 
 Snifv'el^r, *. t)er ©d^nujrler, ic [roeinen. 
 
 Sniv'eling, Sniv'cly , adj. 1. triefnafig , vulg. 
 
 ro|ig j 2. ^culenb, rocinent)? 3. efel^aft, »er= 
 Sn5b, md. Snub. [d(^tlt(b^ lumptg. 
 
 Snod, adj. vulg. mtt, ttrtig j glatt. 
 To Snore, v. n. f(^nar(bcn. 
 Snore, Sno'ring, *. ba& ©d^narcben. 
 Sno'rer, *. ber ©(bnar(ber. 
 To Snort, u. r/. [(bnttuben, [(bnaufen. 
 Snot, J. ber 9iQfcnf(bIcim, vulg. {Roi. 
 To Snot, V. a. (bie 3?afe) [(bnciujcn. 
 Snot't^r, s. Mar. tin ,ftragen urn ben 5Kafl 
 
 roorin bie SJugfpritsSpier ru^t. 
 Snot'ty, adj. r;wig. ro^ig. 
 Sno6t, s. 1. bie @(bnaujc, ber Otiilfelj 2. bie 
 
 'Mi)Xt,Zim, (Spi|c,bcr ©djnabel, ba&53?unb= 
 
 fliicf. [3:iUe , 2C. oerfeben. 
 
 To Snout. V. a. mit cixiQX Bd^nau^e , Si^xi, 
 Snou'ted, adj. mitciner@(bnause,gef(bnttbelt) 
 
 — boots , ©(bnabelfliefeln j — shoes , @(bna= 
 Snou'ty, adj. f(bnau5cndbnli(b. [belfcbube. 
 Sno^-, s. bie <S(bnaue (sroeimaftigeS ©ecftbiff). 
 Snow, s. itx ©cbnec ; — ball, tjer ©-baU 5 — ball- 
 tree, ber!S-baUenflrau(bj-berry, i)ie©-beere, 
 GiSbeerc 5 — bird, — bunting, Orn. 1. bie ©-« 
 ammcrj 2. ^w. ber @(bnceftnf) — bosomed, 
 
 Jtg. rein^ unf(bulbig4 — bound, eingcf(bneit} 
 
 — broth , DttS 6-»ajfer, ci^falte ©etrdnf 5 — 
 deep , Die ©-blumej — drift, bie SKinbwe^e, 
 ^ drop, Bo^ber(S-tropfen,ba§©-gl6*(ben5 
 
 — drop-tree, ber S-baum, — finch, Orn. 
 ber @-finf 4 — flake, vid. — bird; — fly , ter 
 S-[pringf(b»an55 — shoe, ber (S-f(bub) — 
 slip, ber ®-flurj, bie fiaroine 5— storm, ber <S-= 
 fturmj — topped, * f-bebecft 5 — white, f-n)cif. 
 
 To Snow, V. reg. & ir. n. (& a. be)f(bneien. 
 
 Snowdjnet', .v. eine ^rt ©imitis. 
 
 Snow'y , adj. 1. f(bneeig , befd^ncit^ 2. f(bnee= 
 luei^} 3. rein, unf(bulbig 5 — owl , Oz-w.ber 
 (Scbnccfauj. [— nosed, ftiilpnafig. 
 
 Snub, s. Dcr ,Rnorrcn j — nose, bie ©tulpnafej 
 
 To Sniib, v. a. l.f(beltcn,anfabren,eincnSSer* 
 rociggebenj 2. bef(bneiben , f^u^en? 3. bem* 
 men, bdmpfen. [lenjen. 
 
 To Sniidge , v. a. vulg. miipig ba liegen, fau* 
 
 Snuff, .«. 1. ber ©(bnupftobaf 5 2. tie ©(bnuppe, 
 6<bndu5cj 3. bQ6©tumpf(benSi(bt, berSfleflj 
 
 4. ber UnwiUc, a?erbru^, 3orn, trgerj to 
 take — at (in), libel nc^mcnj — box, feic 
 ©(bnupftabofSbofej — coloured , jimmtfar= 
 ben ) — boat, vid. Snuffer-boat, Ac; — maker, 
 ber <S(bnupftQbttfSfttbrifant} — taker, ber 
 ©(bnupfer 5 — taking , taS Xabttf&fcbnupfcn. 
 
 To Snuff, V. I. a. 1. (— up) fcbnupfcn, in bie 
 5Kafe jie^enj 2. ried^enj 3. [(bndujcn , pu^cn 
 (ba§ ^i^t)i II. 11. 1. [(bnauben, 2.f(bnuffeln J 
 3. libel ncbmen, fi(b drgern (at, ubcr). 
 
 Snuffer, s. 1. ber ©(bnupfcnbe , JC. 5 2. (a pair 
 of) 8-s, pi. tie 2i(btpu§c, Sid^tftberei — boat, 
 — dish , — pan , — stand , — tray , ter ZiiiiU 
 pu|enteUer, 2i(btpu$entrdgcr. [rictben. 
 
 To Sniiftte, v. n. 1. ndfcln} 2. fcbnuffcln, auf= 
 
 Snuf fler, s. ter S^dfelnbe, :c. 
 
 Snuffy, adj. 1. nacb <S(bnupftabaf ric(bcnb j 2. 
 mit 2i(btf(bnuppc befubclt? 3. empfinblid); 
 drgerli(b, fcbnippiftb 5 *• cant, bctrunfcn. 
 
 Sniig, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. WO^lcermobrt, 
 bii'bt, cnge, feftj 2. eingcbiiUt, eingef(blo{fen, 
 
 3. bebaglicb, bcquem, 4. gcborgcn, \?erflccfti 
 
 5. binterliftig 5 III. — ness, s. 1. bieSSern)ab= 
 rungj 2. tie ©icbtbeit , SBdrmc 5 3. ticSSe* 
 bagli(bFeit5 4. tic ©cborgcnbeit, Surucfgejos 
 genbcit. [warm liegen. 
 
 To Sniig, v. n. fi(b fiigen, fi(b anfcbmicgen. 
 To Snug'gle, v. n. fi(b f(bmicgen, nabe liegen, 
 Snurls, s. pi. bic Stiifiern. [fitb cinwidcln. 
 so, adv. 1. fo, alfo, auf tiefc SBeife^ 2. tabcr, 
 folglid^ } 3. (— that) roenn, roenn nur, roofern j 
 
 4. nun 5 5. fo fei e^ , gut, n)ol)l , eii why — ? 
 roarum tenn? roic tQ§? — much the better, 
 bcf^o beffer 5 do — , tbue ta§ (c§). 
 
 Soa'ga, s. (ofiint.) terSoray. 
 
 To Soak, D.I. a. 1. einwcicben, einrodffern, cin» 
 feucbten, tur(bnjei(ben, turcbnoffenj 2. (— in) 
 einfaugen, cinjieben j 3. ouSleeren, crf(b6pfcn 5 
 II. n. 1. in ter SBei^e liegen , weicben j 2. ficb 
 einjie^en, fi(b turd;jie^en, eintringcn^ 3, 
 vulg. jecben. [weicben. 
 
 Soak, s. tie (Sinwci^ung? to give a—, ein» 
 
 Soa'k^r, s. ter Ginn>ei(bente, u. 
 
 Soal, vid. Sole. 
 
 Soap, jr. tie ©eife ? — apple , vid. — berry ; - 
 ashes, pi. tie ©-nfieteraftbe J— ball, tie @-n= 
 fugclj — berry (— tree), tie ©-nbcerci — 
 boiler, ter ©-nfieter, — box, tie (S-nbu(bfc, 
 ©-nbofe (sum asarbieren)}— earth, bieSBal* 
 ferertcj — dish, — lining, taf. ©-nf(bdl= 
 (ben (in einem SBaf(btif(b) 5 — house, tie ©-n= 
 fietereij — lees, taS ,Slarftc ter ©-nfieters 
 lauge 5 — stone, — rock, Min. ter ©-nf^ein 5 — 
 suds, pi. tic @-nlauge j — wort, — weed, Hot, 
 ta§ ©-nfrout, tic ©pei(bcln>ur». 
 
 To Soap, u. a. [eifen, befcifen, einfeifen. 
 
Soap 
 
 655 
 
 Sojo 
 
 gca'per, s. vulg. t>er@cifenficber j — 's waste, 
 TfbfQlI au& @cifcnrict)ereicn, Ut ^uSfd^Iag. 
 
 Soa'piness, s. ba§ ©cifige, ©cifenartifte. 
 
 SOa'py, adj. feifig , fetfcnartig. 
 
 To Soar, v. n. 1. (in t>er ^6^0 f(^n)cbcn, im 
 grugc fein5 2. fiij^ auff(^njingcn , nt^ cr^eben. 
 
 Soar, I. s. ber bo^C ^lug } II. arfj. uid. Sore. 
 
 To Sob, V. n. [(^lucbsen, fto^nen. 
 
 Sob, Sob'bing, *. baS (Sd(>lu(b5cn, Sto^neit. 
 
 SO'ber, I. adj.; II. — ly, odv. 1. mdjjig, nud^= 
 tern? 2. oerftdnbigj 3. ernfl^aft, gefe^t, fcicr= 
 li(b 5 4. befc^ciben, red^tU(b h 5- gelciffen, ru^ig, 
 befonnen. III. — ness, s. l.MeSJJdfigfeit, 
 S^uf^tern^eiti 2. t>ic(5rnp^aftigfdtj 3. bie 
 (S^rbarfeitj 4. bie JBefcbeibcn^cit, ©claffen* 
 ^eit, Sflu^e. [mdpigen,bttmpfcn. 
 
 To so'b?r, V. a. nu(btcrn mac^en, (— down) 
 
 So'ble-mduse , vid. Lemming. 
 
 SQbri'ety, vid. Soberness. 
 
 Soc, s. 1. Lawy a) bie ®m(bt(6)barfeit} 6) 
 bie ^ro^nfrei^eit j c)bcrSOJu^Ij»ang j2. Mil. 
 ber @tanbartcnf(^u^, 2Qnjenf(^u^j — man, 
 vid. Soccager. 
 
 Soc'(c)age, s. Law, 1. baS ©icnflle^n, 93au« 
 erlc^nj 2. bie groyne, ber JBauernbienflj 3. 
 baS ©ienflgut, ^rot)nguf5 free tenure in 
 common -, baS §6t)cre freie ©runbeigent^um j 
 — vassals, ©iiit* obcr 3in§baucrn. 
 
 S6c'(c)ager, s. ber ©ienflmann , ^ro^ncr. 
 
 Socjabil'jty, So'cjableness[— shja— ], j.bie ®c= 
 feUigfeit, ®efcaf(^aftU(bfcit, Umgdngli^feit. 
 
 ♦So'cjable, I. adj.\ II. — ly, arfu. 1. gefeU= 
 f.^aftlic^, ®cfeUf(baftg s i 2. gefetlig, umgcing^ 
 licbi 3. menfcbcnfreunblicbj 4. oereinbarj HI. 
 *. ber ojfene oierfi^ige fiuftwagen. 
 
 So'cial , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. gefellfd^aft- 
 Ii(b 5 2. gcfeUig, umgdnglid) , — love, bie 9?d(^s 
 ftenlicbe^ — stock. Com. ba& Capital einer 
 ^anbclggefellfd^aftj III — ness, Socjal'jty 
 [— shjal' — ] , s. bie ® efelligf eit. 
 
 Soci'ety, s. bie ©efeUfd^aft. [cinianifcb- 
 
 SQcin'jan, Ecc I. s. ber ©ocinianer , II. adj. fo= 
 
 S8ck, 5. 1. bie ©odfe, 2. ber ©occuS (niebrigcr 
 ©(bu^ ber Xiien im Suftfpiele) , 3. fig. btt& 
 Suflfpiel. 
 
 SockV, *• I. bie 'S:>\Uz, DuUe, ©(beibc,Sfl6^re5 
 2. bie^6t)lung, |)6^le, Xugcn^o^le, 3. bie 
 3Q^nf(bcibe ober Sabe, Sa^nlficfej 4. ylrc/i. 
 ber ®dulenfup5 5. Mar. a)ber©(bn)anen^al§ 
 einer £)re()ba|Tcj 6) s-s, bie 3apfenlager an 
 ben Sflappertcn j — clusel, ber ©ei^fup, grcfe 
 
 Sock'less, adj. focfenIo8, f(bu^Io5. [5KeipeI. 
 
 So'cle, s. Arch, ber ^uf , ©otfel , ba& ©efleU. 
 
 Soc'man, uid. Socager. 
 
 Socrat'ic, — c?il , adj. fof rotifcb. 
 
 S5d, I. y. ber 9lafcn,bieerbf(boUe5 II. adj. 
 
 au§ 0lafen gemttdjtj - seat, bie 9lafcnbanfi 
 III. v^et. SLy.y.:^ t>. To Seethe. 
 
 To Sod, V. a. mit Stafcn belegen, berafcn. 
 
 So'da, s. 1. C/iem. bie©oba, @aljQf(be,baJ 
 ^fdjenfalH 2. ber ©lagfdjmelj 5 — water, ba^ 
 
 Soda'jc, adi. ttuS ®oba, ©obtt*. [©obttwajfcr. 
 
 SQdal'ity, s. bie ®efcUf(baft, ber Srben. 
 
 Sod'den, p. p. 0. To Seethe; — faced, im ®c« 
 fi(bte aufgebunfcn, bauSbddCig , — wittcd, birf» 
 
 S8d'(d)?r, vid. Solder. [fopfig, einfdltig. 
 
 SSd'dy, adj. rafig, mit (Rafen bcbecft. 
 
 Sod'pmite, s. ber ©obomit. 
 
 Sodomit'ical, adj. fobomitif^. [mic. 
 
 Sod'pmy, s. bie»ibernaturlid^eUnju(bt, @obos 
 
 Soev'?r , adv. comp. nur immer , (roie grop, 
 flein,ic.)Qud^immer. 
 
 So'fa, Soffa, s. ba& (Sr/fet,btt§ flcine) @op^Q. 
 
 SSffit, s. Arch. 1. Uc yclberbecfe, ba§ ©ecfen- 
 ©etdfelj bie ©erjierte Unterfldtbe cineS ^frcbi* 
 traoSj 2. 8-8, pi. Theat. bie ©offiten. 
 
 Soft [or ssift], I. adj.; II. or — ly, adv. 1. 
 mii, fanft, milbe, gelinbe, 2. noibgiebig j 3. 
 leife, fotbtj 4. rubig, gemd(bli(b/ langfam? 5. 
 5art, 5drtli(b, [(bmeljenb, empfinbfam, Ueblitb, 
 cerliebt) 6. fcbraacb, wei(bli(b 5 'T. (-brained, 
 — headed) einfdltig , ldppif(b 5 8. miirbe, tci* 
 gi(bt} — diamond, bcr gef(bliffenc ©iamantj 
 —grass, ba§ ©arrgrag/ vf)onxggra§5 — roe, bie 
 ^ifd^mild^} —sawder, Am.vidg.<Bdimti(i)iUi. 
 
 * Soft, 1. *. bie aBei(be, ©unnung 5 II. or — ly i 
 int. gemacb! fatbtc! fliUel bait! 
 
 *To Soften [soffn] , v. 1. a. 1. njei(b ntttcben, 
 crmeicbcnj 2. fanft ma(ben, milbern, Unbern, 
 befdnftigcn, 3. (bie (5rbe)Iocfer madden j 4. 
 Paint, (bie^arben) oerbiinncn i 5. angene^m 
 ma(ben, oerfupen j e.oerjdrteln, entfrdften? If. 
 n. 1. n)ei(b»erben, gclinberwerbcn, bie^drte 
 oerlicrenj 2. fitb befdnftigen loffen. 
 
 * Soft'ljng , s. ber SBei(bIing. [Sinbernbe. 
 *Soft'n?r [soffner], .v. ber, ba§ 5)?ilbcrnbe, 
 
 * Soft'ness, *.l . bie SBeitbbeit , 2. bie ©anftbcit, 
 ?5}?ilbe5 3. bie^reunbUd>!eit5 4. bie SBeicb* 
 \id)Mt, ^urcbtfomf eit, bcr ^leinmutb > 5. bie 
 £ei(btigfcit. 
 
 Sog'gy, adj. feu(bt, oon ©arnpf rautbcnb. 
 Soh! inf. allerliebft! berrli^b ! 
 SQho'! int. ^c! be ba! bore bo^! (Sagbruf). 
 To Soil, v. a. 1. bcfcbmujen, befubcin j 2. biin* 
 
 gen, mifienj 3. mit Sflafen belegen j 4. (mit 
 
 grunem gutter) filttern. 
 Soil, s. 1. ber SSobcn, (Srunbj 2. \ia^ (Srbreitb, 
 
 (:if df er=)2anb 5 3. ber (Scbmas , jtotb i 4. bet 
 
 ©unger, 5Kiflj 5. bie ,Rott;lQ(bc5 Sport. 
 Soi'ly, ad;. f(bmujig, fot^ig. [eubUadde. 
 
 To SO'journ [or spjurn'] , v. n. fx(b QUfbaItcn^ 
 
 <>ermcilen. 
 
Sojo 
 
 656 
 
 Soli 
 
 ♦so'journ, s. ter TCufcnt^alt, bas SSemciten. 
 ♦Sojourner, s. ber fid^ TTuf^altenbe, (©urc^s) 
 
 {)fleifenbe,®a(t. 
 Sot, J. 1. fcer ©ou, ©ol (fronj. 5Kuns05 2. 
 
 Chem. k Her. ®olD5 3. Mus. U^ G. 
 To SSI'ace, v. a. troflen, erquicfcn, erfreuen. 
 Sol'ace, .V. berXrofl, bie Grquicfung, SinDe= 
 
 rung, er^eiterung , greube. 
 So'lan(d)-g66se, s. W f(^ott. ® aitg, Stot^gand. 
 So'an'der, s. 1. bcr Slapfcn, bie Sfldube on ber 
 
 ^niefe^Ieb.^ferbe, 2.b.(bud^f6nn.) ^dftd^en. 
 Su'iar, adj. bic Sonne bctreffcnb, folarif(^, 
 
 <Sonnen=) — spots, bie ©onnenflerfcn. 
 Sold, prc^ & p. p. t>. To Sell. 
 Sol'dan , s. mrf. Sultan. 
 
 Sol'danei, s. Bot. bie 5iJ?eern)inbc. 
 
 To SSl'der [gen. sSd'd^r], v. La. 1. (- up 
 jufammen)l6t^en5 2. oerbinbcn, sufan^nten^ 
 fiigen, II. n. (con ©elenfen) »erwa(i^fen, fteif 
 werben 5 s-ing board , bag Sot^bret^ s-ing 
 rron, \iai Sot^eifen, s-ingpipe, ba§S6t^ro^r. 
 
 ♦Sol'der, s. ba§ Zoti)i hard-, ba& e(I)lag= 
 lot()>soft - , bag @(^nemot(>. 
 
 SoJ'dier [or sol'dzher], s. 1 . ber ©olbot j 2.(— 's 
 crab), Ent. ber SSern^arb&frebgj — 's boy, 
 bei S^rofbube, — citizen , ber SSurgerfoIbot, 
 
 — 's culiion, Bot. ^a^ grof e ^nabenfraut^ — 's 
 ointment, eine ^^ferbefalbcj — 's pay, bie 
 £6^nung, ber @oIb , — 's pouch , bie ^atron= 
 tdf(^e 5 — wood, bie ^urpuracacie. [tdrif(i^. 
 
 ^Sol'djerlike, SoFdi?rly, adj. folbatifc^, mili= 
 
 *Sol'djership,.?.l.ber©olbotenftonb5 2.b.©oI= 
 bQtif(3^e, ©olbatenmfipige, ^ricggmdnnifd^e 
 
 *Sordi?ry,5.1.ba8^rieggoolf,5Dlititdr,bie@oI= 
 eaten? 2. ba8 ©olbatenroefen, ber ^rieggflanb. 
 
 sole, s. 1. bie(^uf=)®o^Iej ©c^u^fo^le^ 2. 
 bie^ornfo^lebes^fcrbegj 3. Min. bie ©o^Iej 
 4. Ich. bie 3ungc 5 5. s-s , pi. eine ^u|lran!= 
 l)eit ber ^fcrbej — leather, bo§ ©ol^Ienleber, 
 
 — muscle, ^na«. ber innere S55abcnmu6M. 
 Sole, adj. 1. aUein, eingig, blof 5 2. Laio, un= 
 
 ocrl)eirat^et,lebig5 — heir.berUnioerfQierbe, 
 
 — trade, ber 'ttUein^anbel. 
 To Sole, 13. a.befo^len. 
 
 Sol'ecism, s. 1. ber ©olocigmus, ((SprQ(3^*) 
 
 ^e^Ier^ 2. bie Unf^ideiid^feit. 
 SSlecis'tic,— caljl.adj. ;II. — cally, ody.fprad^s 
 
 wibrig^borbarifd^. 
 Soled, adj. mit ©O^lcn 5 double — , jweifo^lig. 
 Sole'ly, adv. allcin, cinjig, blop, lebiglid^. 
 S51'?mn [— 'em] , 1. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. feicr* 
 
 lid^ : 1. feftli(^, ^errli(ft, prdd^tig j 2. oorne^m 3 
 
 3. crnfl, glaub^aft, bcrod^rt. 
 SSl'emness , Splem'njty , s. bic gcicrlid^fcit. 
 Solem'nial, adj. feierti(^. 
 Solemniza'tion, s. bie ^eier. 
 
 To Sbl'emnize , v. a. 1. fciem, feicrlid^ bcge» 
 l)en5 2. feicrlic^ flimmcn, crljeben. 
 
 S61'emniz?r, s. ber ^eiernbe. [®einf(^icne. 
 
 Su'len, s. 1. bie ©d^cibenmufd^elj 2. Swg. bie 
 
 Sole'ness, s. \>a^ Tftleinfein, bie ©ef^jicbcn^cit. 
 
 Soleiire', s. Geog. ©olot^urn. [firen. 
 
 To Sol'-fa, V. n. Mus. folfeggircn, obcr folmis 
 
 To Soli9'|t , V. a. 1. a) an^altcnb ober brin= 
 genb bitten, anliegen, crfut^enj 6) an^alten, 
 onfuc^en um . . . ^ 2. ^eifd^cn, j^crlangen, [treben 
 nod^...^ S.aufforbern^anreijen^ 4.betreiben) 
 5. beunru^igenj — , s. {Sh.) bie SScroerbung. 
 
 Soliclta'tion , s. 1. ba§ ^nl^alten, ^fnfud^cn, 
 bringenbe SSitten, Sreibcnj 2.bie^nrei5ung. 
 
 Splif'jtor, s. 1. ber ^n^altenbc, ^nfu(i^enbe, 
 !M:nforberer , 2. ber ^nrcalt, procurator, 
 ©ad^malterj — general, ber ©encraU^rocu- 
 rator, ©taat^anroalt. 
 
 Soli9'itous , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. beforgt, 
 forgfamj to be — for ... , firebcn na^ ... 5 2. 
 dngfllid^, befummert, unru^ig. 
 
 S9lif9'itr?ss, s. bie ^n^altenbe, ^nfud^crinn. 
 
 Soij9'itude, s. bieSBefummemif, ©orge,©org« 
 fatt, ©orglid^feit, tngflli(^!eit, Unru{)e, ba& 
 S^reiben. 
 
 Sol'jd, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fefl, bic^t, 
 bcrb , ooH , gebiegen, mafrt» 5 2. Fubifc^, Ux= 
 perli(& 5 3. ed^t, voai)v, mirflid), fitter, suoer= 
 Idfflg, nja^rtjaft, red^tlid^j 4. t)altbar,grunbs 
 li(i 5 5. Com. reell, folib, gut, crebitfd^ig^ HI- 
 s. ber feftc ,K6rper5 IV. — ness, ind. Solidity. 
 
 SSI'idariiy, adv. Law, folibartfi. 
 
 To Sol'idate, v. a. feft mac^en (to. fi.)- 
 
 Solidifica'tion , s. ba& SSerbi(^ten. [roerben. 
 
 ToSolid'ify, v. I. a. oerbid^tenj II. n. bid^t 
 
 Solid'jty, s. 1. bie ^eflig!eit,®i(i^t^cit, ®es 
 brungenl)eit5 2. bie (5d^tl)cit, SBai)r()eit, ®e-- 
 m^dt, ®ritnbli(^feit 5 3. Com. bie ©olibitdt. 
 
 Soljdun'gulous , adj. ganj^uftg, ein^ufig. 
 
 Solifid'ian, IVieol. I. s. ber ben ©laubcn allcin 
 Sur (Beligfeit fur ^inldnglid^ ^altj II. adj. ju 
 einem foI(i^en ©lauben gcljorig. 
 
 S51jfid'i2in?§m , s. Tlieol. bie Se^rc oom |>in- 
 reid^en be§ ®Iaubcn& jur ©eligfeit. [ten. 
 
 To Solil'oquTze , v. n. ein ©elbfigcfprdd^ i)aU 
 
 Solil'oquy, s. ba& ®elbftgcfprd(^. 
 
 So'ling, p. s. bag a5efo^len.[unb 9lippencnben. 
 
 sei'jns, s. pi. T. ber3n>ifd^enraum ber SSalfen 
 
 SSl'iped, Sol'jpede , s. ba& cin^ufige S^ier. 
 
 Solita'rian, s. ber Ginfiebler. 
 
 Sol'jtarjness, j. bie Ginfamfeit. 
 
 Sol'jtary, I adj. ; II. — ily , adv. 1. cinfam J 2. 
 einjeln 5 — sparrow, Om. ber ^flprabej Ml. 
 s. ber Ginfiebler. 
 
 SSi'itude, s. 1. bic Ginfamf eitj 2. W @in6be. 
 
 Solifv'?igant, adj. einfam ^erumwonbernb. 
 
Solm 
 
 657 
 
 Sopr 
 
 SSlmjsa'tion , s. Mus. bttS ©calafingen, <BoU 
 
 So'lo, 5. Mus. fcaS (Solo. [feggiren 
 
 sei'omon, s. ©alnmo (9}?-n.)' 
 
 Sol'stifce, s. Ast tiit ©onnenmcnDc. 
 
 Solsti'tial , adj. Ast. tie (3onncnn)cnt>c bctr. 
 
 SSIubil'ity, s. Die Ifuflo^Iif^fcit. 
 
 Soluble, adj. 1. aufI6§Ii(^; auflSgbar} 2. ben 
 
 Solute', adj. Dot. Io§, frci. [2cib fiffnenb. 
 
 Solu'tion , .9. bie Tfuf lofung : 1 . bie Srennung 5 
 2. bie ©rflclrung, Sofungj 3. bo§7Cufgel66te 
 4. bie Sefreiung. [."*. ba8 Sffncnbc. 
 
 S81'utive, I. arfj. ben ^tih Sffnenbi II. — ness, 
 
 SSlvabil'ity, vid. Solvency. 
 
 SSl'vable, adj. aufI6&ri(ft, SU lofenj — bail, 
 Law , bie gute, folibc asfirgfc^aft. 
 
 To solve, V. a. (auf)I6fen. [loenj. 
 
 Sol'vency, s. Com. bie3a^Iung§fd^igfeit, <SoI= 
 
 S81'v?nd, s. bttS Tfufjulofenbe. 
 
 SSl'vent, I. adj. 1. (auf)iafenb5 2. Com. laly- 
 lungsfd^ig, fobentj II. s. baS 7CufI6fungS= 
 
 SSi'ver, s. ber, bie, bQ§ TCuflcffenbe. [mittel. 
 
 Sol'vjble, vid. Solvable. 
 
 So'matist, s. ber 9J?tttcriaIifl, ®ei|lc8lSugner. 
 
 Soniatai'ogy,*. bie^orperle^re. [bunfel,bfifler. 
 
 Som'ber, S5m'bre, Som'brous [or som'—], ad;. 
 
 S(5rae, pron. a. (& s.) irgcnb einer, eine, eincg, 
 etnai, einiges, pi. einigej — time or other, 
 irgcnb einmalj — body, 1. or— one, ^emanb 
 (irgenb) (Sincr? 2. bie ^crfon ©on Xnfc^cn, 
 
 — how, irgenb roicj — thing, I. s. 1. (irgcnb) 
 ^tWttS, cin2)ingf 2. einS^icil, (Stmai, ein 
 wenig 5 H- adv. einigermapen j — time , einfl : 
 1. e^ebemj 2. ein 3Kol, bereinftj — times, ju= 
 weilen, mand^mal} — what, I. s. etn>o8j ll. 
 adv. ein wenig, etroaSi — where, irgenbnjoj 
 
 — where else, onbergwo. 
 
 SSra'erset, s. bag Uberfci^tagen im Springen, 
 bcr Suri^clbttum, Suftfprung , ^aU. 
 
 Somnambula'tion , Somnnm'bulism , s. ber 
 ©omnambuIiSmuS, bQ8 ©(^lafwanbeln. 
 
 Somnam'bulist , s. ber (bic) ©omnttmbulc, 
 9ta(i^tmanbler(inn). [einfd)I(!ifcrnb. 
 
 Somniferous, Somnific, ad;. f^Iofbringenb, 
 
 SSm'nolence, — cy, s. bie B6)l<i^xi^Mt, ©(^laf* 
 
 SSm'nolent, adj. f^Idfrig. [fuc^t. 
 
 Son, s. ber (So^nj — in-law, ber ©d^wicgerfo^n. 
 
 Sona'ta, s. bie <Sonate. [flampfen. 
 
 To SSnd, v. n. Mar. jn)ifd)cn ben SBcUen 
 
 S6ng, s. 1. bcr ©efang , bQ§ Sieb j 2. boS ®c= 
 bi(^t5 3. bie^poefie^ 4. ber SSogelgefang 5 5« 
 bag ®cfdjrott§, bie (alte)Seier 5— thrush, Orn. 
 bie ©angbroffel. [©ingoogcl. 
 
 Song'ster, .v. 1. cont. ber (Sanger } 2. * ber 
 
 SSng'str^ss, s. bie ©dngcrinn. 
 
 Spnif erous, adj. f langgebcnb, flingenb, tSnenb. 
 
 SSn'n^t, s. baS ©onnett. 
 I. 
 
 Sonnetteer', *. ber (Sonnettenbi(]()ter j 9teimer, 
 
 Sonorif ic adj. flingenb, t6nenb. 
 
 Spno'rous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. (^ell*, TOO^l*) 
 
 Hingenb, tfinenbUH' — ness, s. bas|)cU!lin» 
 
 gen, Sfinenbc, ber SBo^Iflong. 
 Son'ship, s. bic @o^nf(I)aft. 
 Sdd'ings, s. pi. bcr ^ofcrbrct. 
 Sddn, adv. 1. balbj 2. bereitwiflig, gern. 
 S66p, vid. Soup. 
 
 S66sh6ng', vid. Souchong. [geS, 
 
 S66's6d, *. ZooL ber @ufuf, ®elp(>inbe&®an« 
 Soot [silt or s6t] , a. bcr 9lup j — coal, bie Sluf « 
 * To Soot, V. a. beruf en. [fo^Ie. 
 
 ♦Soot'^d, p. a. ]. rufig, beruptj 2. mit 9lup 
 Sdd't^rkin, s. bo§ 5Ronbfalb. [<iebi5ngt. 
 
 S66«/i,*. 4:bieaBa^r^eiti for— ,in — ,traun, 
 
 in SBa^r^eit. 
 To Sddthe, v. a. bcfdnftigen, beru^igen, lieb« 
 
 fofctt, befd^6n(ig)en, (to — up) fd^meidjcln, 
 
 ccrsfirteln. 
 S66'th?r, s. 1. bcr ©(i^mci^Ier, ic.j 2. ba§ 
 
 2inberung5mittel. 
 To SdOf/i'say, v.ir. n. waferfagcn, prop^ejeien. 
 
 Soof in?ss [sat'— or s6t' — ] , s. bie Olu^igf eit, 
 ♦Soot'ish, adj. ruf i(^t. [baS siu^igc. 
 
 ♦Soot'y, adj. 1. Olup crjeugcnbj 2. rupig, be* 
 
 rupt53.rufartigi 4. f(^n)arj,bunfelj— tern, 
 
 Orn. ber eioogeU 
 S8p , *. 1. bcr eingetunfte JBiflTen , ©(^lucf 5 2. 
 
 baS 9Kup5 3. bo8 2inberung8mittcl, <Stil» 
 
 lung&mittcl) s-s in wine, (%titi=)3iilUn. 
 To S6p , V. o. (cin)tunf en. 
 Soph, s. Ac. bcr ©op^ifl, (Stubent im2. ^a^re. 
 Soph'a, vid. Sofa. 
 
 So'phi, .V. bcr (Sop^i, (St^ac^, ®(^a^. 
 Sophi'a, .V. ®op()ia (^-n.). 
 SSph'jc, — cal, adj. ^d&^dt Iel)rcnb. 
 SSph'jsm, s. ba§ ®op()t8ma, ber Srugfd^lup. 
 Soph'jst, S6ph'ist?r,\$. bcr ©op^ifl. 
 Sophis'tic, — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. fo» 
 
 p^iflifc^j III. — ness, s. baS (Sopbifiifd)C. 
 To Sophis'ticate, v. a. t>erfdlf(^en. 
 Sophits'ticate, I. adj. t)erfdlfd)t, unec^t^ II. — 
 
 ness , s. bie SSerfdlf^t^eit. 
 Sophrstjea'tion , v. bic S5erfdlfd)ung. 
 Sophis'ticator , ,v. ber SScrfQlf(^er. 
 SSph'istry, s. bic Sop()iflerei. 
 Soph'omore, vid. Soph. 
 SJiph'y, s. ©op^ic, col. ©op^d^cn (^-n.). 
 To Sop'orate (or so'—] , v. a. einf(i^ldfern 
 *S6poriff §rous,I.or SSporiff ic. SOp'orous, adj. 
 
 einf(ildfemb, narfotifc^^ — draft, ber ©d)laf» 
 
 trunf 5 II. — ness, *. bo& ©inf(I>Idfernbc, 9car» 
 
 SSporif'ics, s. pi. (gcblafmittcl. [fotif(^e. 
 S8p'p?r, s. ber ©intunfenbe. 
 Sopra'nO, s. Mus. ber ©opran (pi soprani), 
 42 
 
Sorb 
 
 658 
 
 Soun 
 
 Sorb, 5.1. (—apple) bcr ©porapfel j 2. (— apple- 
 tree)fccr®pcrbcrbQum} 3.s-s, p/.SpciciUngSs 
 
 Sor'bate, s, Chem. bttS apfelftture (Sals.[beeren 
 
 Sor'bent, vid. Absorbent. [^pfclfdurc 
 
 Sor'bic, adj. Chem. apfelfQUCrj — acid. Die 
 
 Sor'cerer, s. Ux 3ttubcrer. 
 
 Sor'c^rfss, s. bie ^z%t, 3aubcnnn. 
 
 Sor'cerous, adj. jttuberif(b, jauber^aft. 
 
 Sor'c^ry, s. Ui ^auberei, ^exerci, bcr 3aubcr 
 
 Sor'd?!, Sor'd^t, vid. Sordine. 
 
 Sor'des, s. ter a5ot)enfa|, UnflQtb, Unratt). 
 
 Sor'did, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fd^musig, 
 garftigj 2. gemcin, \6)U6)t, ntcl)ertrfi(btig5 3 
 9«SiS/ plSig ? III. — ness, *. 1. Me @(^mujig' 
 Mt) 2. j>ie Slicbcrtrdc^tigFeit, ^iljigfeit- 
 
 Sordine', *. t)ie ©orbine, ber ©dmpfcr. 
 
 Sore, s. 1. bQ8 ©efd^wfir, bcr ©d^obenj 2. bie 
 empfinblid^e (fc^merj^afte) ©tellcj 3. Sporf 
 a) ber cieriQ^rige |)irfd(>5 &) (— Lawk)ber 
 einjci^rige %alh. 
 
 Sore, I. arfj. ; II. or— ly, adv. 1. wunb, f4>mcrs« 
 l^aft, bofe, 2. wc^e, cnipftnbU(^, reisbar? 3. 
 ^eftig, [(^roer j 4. adr. org, fc^r. 
 
 Sor'el, vid. Sorrel. 
 
 Soree', *. Orn. bic braune OlaUe. 
 
 Sore'ness, j. bic <S(^merj^aftigfeit, ^ein,^cf* 
 tigfeit, Sflcisb ar feit. 
 
 Sor'go, s. Bot. bic sJKoljr^irfe. [freien ^elbc 
 
 So'nng, s. Sport, bic %ai)xU eine& ^afcn im 
 
 Sori'tes, J, Log. ber i?ettcnf*Iuf . [^fcrbc. 
 
 S5r'rance, s. Far. ber©(^Qbe, ^e^leran einem 
 
 SQr'r^l , I. s. 1. (wild—), ber ©ouerampferj 
 2. Sporf. bcrbrciid^rige^irf(^) 3. (—horse) 
 ber {Rotl)fu(i^6j common — , ber Sffiiefenampfer, 
 — salt, ba6 ©auerfleefalj 5 red — , — tree, 
 ber ©auerampferbttum i II. adj. r6tbli(b, 
 fud)grot^, falb 5 bright (light) — , li^thxaum 
 burnt— ,f(bn)arjbrQun. 
 
 Sor'rily, adv. oon Sorry. 
 
 SSr'riness, s. bic Itrmlic^f eit, Tfrmfcligf eit, Sl5er» 
 d(3^tli(i^fcit, ba§ 6lcnb. [grdmen, leiben. 
 
 To SSr'row, v. n. traucm, fit(^ betriiben, fid^ 
 
 SSr'row, *. 1. bie ffietnlbnip, Sraurigfeitj 2. 
 bog Srubfal, 2eiben, ber®ram,,Rummer, bic 
 @orgc, ber S5crbru^. 
 
 Sor'rowfiil, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. traurig, 
 forgenooH, betriiibt, fummerpoUj 2. elenb, 
 fldgli^) j HI. — ness , s. bie IKraurig!cit, bcr 
 ®rom, Jtummer, baS ©lenb. 
 
 SSr'rowi^ss, adj. forgcnIoS. 
 
 SSr'ry, adj. l.traurig, betrubt, bcfummert 
 (— of, at, uber)5 2. leibenb, 3. Mqli^, axm= 
 fclig, elenb, I am - of it, c? ift (t^ut) mir leib. 
 
 Sort, -. 1. bie eorte, ©ottung, nuolitdt j 2. 
 bie(Slafe,ber©tQnb5 3. bie ^Ifrt, SBeife, 4. 
 B-B, pL Tijp. bie fortirten aSud^ftaben? in 
 
 some — , gcwiffcrmopcni out of s-s, ungcljaU 
 
 tcn,cerbriepli(b. 
 
 To Sort, V. I. a. 1. fortiren, ou&fud^cn, auS? 
 
 (ob. ab)fonbern, (SBaoren) augfd^iepenj 2. 
 
 SufammenfteUen, orbnenj 3. (— out,QuS*) 
 
 wd^len? II. n. 1. wcrbunben fein, ftd^ cerbin* 
 
 ben? 2. pttffen, fi<j^ fc^icfen, ange^en? 3. auS» 
 
 fc^lagen, auSfttUen. [ lid), paffenb- 
 
 Sor'table, adj. (— ly , adv.) 1 . fortirbar j 2. pops 
 
 Sor'tance, s. {S'h.) bie ^a^Iid^fcit, Ubereinftinu 
 
 Sor'tilege, s. bag Sofen. [mung. 
 
 Sortile'gious, adj. baS 2ofen bctreffenb. 
 
 Sprti'tion, s. bo& 7ru§n)dt)len bur(^ bag 2oo§. 
 
 Sort'ment, *. Com. bQ§ (SortimenK^Soger), 
 
 So'ry, *. bcr ^tramcntftein. [S!5erfauf=SQger. 
 
 ToSoss, V. n. nad)ldffig ba R|cn, fid^ qu8s 
 
 ftrccfcn (n. ii.) [^legcl , 3:runfenboIb. 
 
 Sot, s. 1. ber S:()or, ©ummf'opfj 2.bcrX6lpel, 
 
 To Sot, V. I. n. ft(b bumm trinfen , nfppen unb 
 
 fid^ babci bctrinfcn, col. fitb begicfen^ II. a. 
 
 1. bumm madjen, betdubcni 2. (— away, \ixz 
 
 Sot/tish , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. bumm, Ql* 
 bern, t6lpeU}aft5 2. betrunfen, Perfoffcn, III. 
 
 — ness, s. 1. bic Dumml)eit, ^Ibern^eitj 2. 
 'i>\i 3;run!en^cit, SScrfoffcn^eit. [pfennig). 
 
 S6ii, s. ber ©ou (frons. J^upfermfinje =1 3% 
 To Soiice, mV/. To Souse. 
 S6u;hong', s. bic fcinflc Hxt bc8 Stjeebu^. 
 Sought [sat] , pret. & p.p.'O To Seek. 
 Soul, .V. bie Steele , bcr ©cift, baS SBcfcnj — 
 bell, vid. Passing-bell; — mas, bie ©-nmejfC) 
 
 — selling, f-niDerMufcrif(bj — sick, f-nfranf. 
 Soul'l?88, adj. 1. fcelenlog, lebloS ,2. fcige, ccr» 
 
 Sagtj 3. niebertrd(btig, gcfu^lloS, c^araf tcrloS. 
 Sound, I. adj.; II. or — ly, adv. 1. gefunb 
 
 2. gut unb roo^IbeCjalten , unoerfc^rt, unb^ 
 fcbdbigtj 3. ganj, ununterbrod^cn, ungeflSrtj 
 4. flar!, bcrb, ft% frdftig, 5. ric^tig, bunbig, 
 tu(^tig, griinbliii^. 
 
 Sound, s. 1. fcer ©unbj 2. bie ?Keerfpinne, ber 
 3:intenftf(b j 3. bic B6)voimmUaUi 4. vid. 
 Probe; 5. bcr 3:on, (Sd)QlI , ^fi'lang, Soutj — 
 board, 1. bad ©(^allbrct, bic SBinblobe, 2. 
 ber ©timmbecfclj - hole, fcaS ©d^allloc^? - 
 list, bic ©unb-Siftcj — (>ost. bic ©timme (in 
 cinem 3nflr«incntc), bcr ©timmftodf. 
 
 To Sound, v. I. a. I. (bcf. Mar. mitbem®lci» 
 tot^) untcrfutbcn, fonbircnj 2. (ciii 3»fli"«» 
 mcnt) fcballcniaffcn, crtoncn laffcn, blofcnf 
 
 3. (laut) vcrfiinbcn J 11. n. Flingcn, fdjallcn, 
 Soun'dable, adj. crgriinblid^. [lautcn, toncn. 
 Soun'der, .v. Sport, bie 3:riff , .f)crbc, Olottc, 
 
 bad Sflubcl. 
 Soiin'ding,!. p. a. (WO^Oflingcnb) n. comp. - 
 board. Mars. vid. Sound-board — lca<l, aft 
 
Soun 
 
 659 
 
 Spai 
 
 ©cnfbleij — line, t)ie SBIeif^nur, Sot^Iiniej! 
 III. 8-8, s. pi. Mar. 1. bieSiefen, bertiefe 
 TCnf crgninb 5 2. bic ©onbirungenj (See*^en=l 
 nung ? 3. Mil. @ignalc. [lautloS. 
 
 Soundness, adj. 1. unergriinblici^ 5 2. flangloS, 
 
 S66nd'ne8s, *. 1. tie ©cfunb^eit, ©tcirte, ^e= 
 fttgf eit, Sfli^tigfeit, ©riinDUc^feit j 2. Die Un= 
 oerborbcn^eitj Unoerle^t^eit? 3. bieSerob* 
 fitit, me(^tli(l)feit. 
 
 SOup, *. bie ©uppe, (^leifd^OSru^f' 
 
 To S6up, V. I. a.l.(ein)f(^lurfen,einf(]^lu(fcn5 
 2.ou§bau(^en5 au&|!ofen5 n.w.einI)crftolsircn. 
 
 Soar, adj.l.fauer , 2.bitter, ^erbe, fc^arf, S.Jig. 
 flrcnge, rau^j 4. mdrrif^, fauer, fQuert6pfif(bj 
 5. fd^el^ 6. roibrig j r. empftnblid^, fd^merj^aft, 
 ^S^ltifii, IDC^ i To make — , vid. To Sour, a. ; 
 — cabbage, — crout, ©auerfraut 5 — dock, 
 Bot. bcr ©Querompferj — eyed, — faced, ncx' 
 brief li(b au&fe^enb , fauerfe^enb, — fellow, 
 ber ©auertopf 5 Bot-s. — gourd , bic lban[o= 
 niej — gum, ber (norbam.) SBaffcrbQumj — 
 
 S6iir,>9.bie@fiurc.[sop,bcrjQcfige^lQfd)enbaum. 
 
 To Sour, V. l.a.l. faucm, [auiT macbcni 2. 
 I6f(^en (^alf), fig-x- 3. oerfauern, ocrbit= 
 tern, tjcrlcibenj 4. erbittcrnj II. n. i, fauer 
 roerbenj figs. 2. ocrfauern? 3. unsufricben 
 merben, jurnen, fcbel [eljen. 
 
 Source, s. iik D.ucllc, ber Urfprung. 
 
 Soiir'det, jr. vid. Sordine. 
 
 Soa'rjng, *.bcr®auerteig,baS ©d^rungSmittcl. 
 
 Soii'rjsh , adj. ffiuerli(b. 
 
 Sour'iy, adv. 0. Sour. 
 
 Sour'ness, s. 1. bieiSdure^ 2. bie®trcngc5 
 3. bag Saucrfe^cn j 4. bie ^itterfeit. 
 
 Soiise, l.s.l. bie pofclbru^e, ©aljbru^e, 2. 
 ba5eingep6feltc, ^ofelfleifi^ 3. vulg. ber 
 ©^roapp, ©(bmip 5 II. int. platfcb ! patfd) ! 
 
 To Souse, V. I. a. & n. (etn)p6fcln, einfaljenj 
 
 2. /wd. eintaud^en, einwei^en, burtbroeitben) 
 
 3. vulg. obrfeigen , fcbroappfeitj il. n. niebcr= 
 fcbief en, IjerfaUen, flof en auf — 
 
 SoMh, I. *. ber ©lib , TtittaQ 5 n. adj. &. adv. 
 fublid^ , fubn>drt0 , auS ©liben 5 — east 
 [southest'] , I. s. ©liboft) II. or— eastern, 
 fub6f!Ii^5 — sea, bie ©iibfec, — sea plum, 
 ber9}?ombinbaum5 — sea rose, ber ®iftro= 
 fenboumj — sea tea, ber ^araguapt^eej — 
 wind, ber ©ubroinb. 
 
 Sou'th^rn [col. suth'— ], I. or * Soii'therly adj. ; 
 n. — ly, adv. fublicb, mittSgig 5 — beagle, einc 
 TTrtfleiner ^ogbbunbcj —most, vid. South- 
 most; — wood, bie ©tabrour J, TTb erraute. 
 
 Sou'thing , I. adj. fiibliib , na(b ©iiben gebcnb 5 
 II. s. 1. bie fiibli(be Sflicbtung? 2. Ast. ber 
 ©urcbgang eincS |)immel§f6rpcrs burtb bie 
 SKittag8linie5 3. Mar. ber Unterf(bieb ber 
 
 ®reite, ben ein nacb ©uben fcgelnbeft ©(btji 
 macbt. 
 
 S6uf/i'most,arfj.gansin©ubcn,fubli^fl.[»drt§. 
 
 Souf/i'ward [col. suth'urd], adi\ fubli(b, fub« 
 
 SCu'zerain, s. (— prince) berS)bcrle^n§bcrr. 
 
 SSv'ereign [— in], I. adj. 1. unumf(brdnft, 
 ungebunben, 2. obcrljerrlid^, lanbe§^errli(b5 
 3. (aUex)^6d)^, oortreffli(b 5 II. — ly, adv. 
 (ro. ii.) im bodjfien ©rabej III. s. 1. bcr ©ou* 
 oerain, unumfcbrdnfte ^iirfl, SanbcSfurfl, 
 2onbe&l)crr,bo(bf^c^err, £)bcr^errj 2. ber 
 ©ouoerain (engl. ©olbmunjc ©. 20.v.) 5 IV. - 
 ness, * Sov'ereignty , *. 1. \ik Unumfd)rdnfts 
 ^^it, |^6(b|lc ©eroalt, 2anbe§^errfd)aft, Dbcr* 
 ^errlicbf eit 5 2. bie t)6(bfie SSortrefflicbfcit. 
 
 S6<V, s. 1. bie ©ttu, 2. bcr (— iron, ©ifcn*, - 
 metal, ber 5)?ctaU0<S;lumpen, bic ©au 
 ( ©cbraarjf upfer), OJJulbc (Slci)^ 3. bic Wa^c, 
 OJJengcj 4. ber 3ubcr mit |)anbl)aben , 5. bie 
 Ifffcl, ber ^ellerrourmi ^of-*. — bane, bcr 
 ©autob 5 — bread, baS ©aubrob 5 — bug, vid. 
 Sow, 5.^ — fennel, bcr ©aufcntbcl, ^aars 
 ftrangj- gelder, ber ©cbwcincfcbnciberj - 
 pig, ba§ ©aufcrfcl^ — thistle, bic ©aubijtcl. 
 
 To Sow, V. I. ir. a. 1. facn, auSflrcucnj 2. bc« 
 fden, beftreucn, befprengcn 5 3. ocrbreiten j 11. 
 
 So^'anf, vid. Sowins. [vid. To Sew. 
 
 Sow'§r, s. bcr ©dcr, ©demann, ic. cf. To Sow. 
 
 So^V'ins , s. pi. bo§ faure ^uf , bcr faure ^a« 
 
 Sown, p.p.x). To Sow. [fcrbrci. 
 
 Soy, s. bie ©ojo, cine piFantc©Qucc (ouS S)fts 
 inbien). [QucU, ©aucrbrunncn. 
 
 Spa , s. 1. bo§ ©paaroaJTcr} 2. ber 5JtincraI» 
 
 Spaad, J. Min. bcr ©pat^. 
 
 Space, -v. i.bcrSlaumj 2. bcr^eitroum, bic 
 ^rift;SB'cile,3citi 3. baSSBcilcbenj 4. bcr 
 Ibflanb, 3n)if(bcnraum5 5. s-s, pi. Typ. 
 ©paticn, giiUftiftCj — of the sea , Mar. ber 
 ©eeflricb (©trecfebcr ©ceuntcrirgenbcincr 
 
 ToSpace,v.a. Typ.^uU^^U cinfc$cn.[Srcitc). 
 
 Spa'cious , I. arfj. ; II. — ly, adv. gcrdumig, 
 rocit, umfaffenb , ouSgebebnt , III. — ness, s. 
 bic ©erdumigfcit, SBcite, bcr Umfong. 
 
 Spad'dle, *. bcr flcine ©paten, ©patcl. 
 
 Spade, s. 1. bcr ©paten, ba§ ®rabf(bcit5 2. 
 s-s, pi. ©paten, ©cbuppcn, ^iquc (in ber 
 ^arte)5 3. bag ©erffbnittenc S^icr , ber SSaU 
 latbj 4. biebrciid^rigc|)irf(bfu^}— bone, bag 
 ©(bulterblatt. [in ciner 3inngrube. 
 
 Spad'iard, Spad'j^r, s. ber®rdbcr, SScrgmonn 
 
 Sp^idi'ceous, adj. ^ellrotb j — Howcr , Bot. bi< 
 ,Kolbenblumc. [tenboug. 
 
 Spadille', s. Gam. 1. bie ©pabiUc J 2. bag ©pa^ 
 
 Spa'dix , s. Bot. bcr ^olben. 
 
 Spa'hee, Spa'hj [or spa'j] , s. bcr ©po^i- 
 
 Spain , s. Geog. ©panicn. 
 
 42* 
 
»pak 
 
 660 
 
 Spat 
 
 Spike, pret, 4= & ^ol. o. To Speak. 
 
 Spal'Iing, s. Min. ba§ 3ctfleinern toer ©rjc atS 
 SSorbercitung jum ^anfcfc^cibcn. 
 
 Spalt, s. t>cx 3uf*lQg 5 ^lu^pat^. 
 
 Span, pre^ 4^ ». To Spin. 
 
 Span, s. 1. tie ©panne } 2. ^rc/i. bic ©pan* 
 nung (eincS ©ogenS)^ 3. Mar. Me 95roof, 
 aSrul^f J 4. l)tt§ ©cfpann (2)d^fen) j (spick and) 
 
 — new, wig. (funfcOnagcIneU) — counter, 
 
 — farthing , fcttS %n\d)laqm (,Kint>erfpiel) 5 — 
 shackle , Mar, bcr 95ugel t)e§ penterbalFenS. 
 
 To Span , v. a. 1. (Qud[> n.) (uber)fpQnncn5 2. 
 (aus)mefrenj 3. Mar. mit Saucn feft pfam* 
 menjie^en, forren. [eting, HB SSogcngenSft. 
 
 SpanMr?l,5.^rc/i.l>ie|)intermttuerttttgj-brack 
 
 Span'gie, s. bQ& ®oU)bIdtt(t)en, bie^Unfcr, ber 
 flitter} ©olbflimmcrj — maker, bcr %liU 
 tcrf(^!Qger. 
 
 To Span'gie, v. I. a. l.mit^Iittcrnbefe^cnj 2. 
 gISnjenb maHftn , bcflittern) II. n. flimmcrn, 
 funfcin 5 dew-spangled , t^auglfinjenb , t^ou= 
 funFcInb. [nierinn. 
 
 Span'iard [— '} urd] , s. ber ©panicr, bie @ptt« 
 
 Span'i^l [- 'y§l] , I. *. 1. ber SBac^tel^unb, 
 |)fi^ner^unb5 2. fig. BS^md^Uv^ II. arf;. 
 !rie(^enb , ^iinbtf(&. [lecf en. 
 
 •To Span'j?!, v. a. &. n. fc^roanjeln, fd^meicbeln, 
 
 Span'jsh , I. adj. fpanifd() J — broom, Bot. bttS 
 fp-e ©enif^ej — clouts, pi.^orbelappdjen j — 
 tly , bic fp-e ^liegcj — leather , ber fp-c ©of* 
 fian 5 —juice, — licorice , ber fp-c (Soft, 2a= 
 f ri^enfaft j - nut, bie fp-e @rbnup i — paint, 
 (- white), bttS fp-e SScif, 3BiSmut^n5eip, 
 @d>minfn)cif 5 — paste, fp-erScig, Qufgclau» 
 feneS SSacfmcrfj — red, ber 3innober5 — 
 woman, btc ©panierinnj II. s. 1. ba§ <Spa= 
 nifd^C) 2. ber 3innobcr j 3. pi. bic <Spanicr. 
 
 To Spank, v. a. vulg. Happ.fcn, mit ber floc^en 
 |)anb fd^Iagcnj — ing, adj. tijd^tig, fiattlidi. 
 
 Span'k^r, s. Mar. ber Sreiber, bttS gUttcrfegcl. 
 
 Span'ner, s. 1. berSpannerCancincraSfl^fc), 
 
 2. bie aSuc^fc 5 3. bcr ©d^raubenfdi^fiffel. 
 Spar, *. 1. Min, bcr @pat^ 5 2. vid. Sparrow ; 
 
 3. bcr@parrenj baS Sflunb^oljj — of lead, 
 bcr SBIcifpat^i — hawk, Orn. ber ^inFcn* 
 fatf, — shews, SJlifrofPopflQfdticn con^pat^. 
 
 To Spar, v. I. n. 1. Fenc.^intcnmQ(^en, luft= 
 ^i^Un, fttuflfe(^ten 5 2. janfen, ftrcitcn, II. a. 
 1. (|>fii^nc mit bcbecften ©porcn) gegcn 
 einanbcr fc4)ten lafTenj 2. au&f^reien. 
 
 Spar'able, s. bic Bwcdfc, btt§ ^fI6cf(3ben. 
 
 Spar'adrap, 5. ber Durd^s^Q/ ^(^^ SBoti^gpflaftcr. 
 
 To Spire, v. a. (juw. w.) 1. fparen, 2. erfptt* 
 ren, crfibrigcn 5 3. fparfam hvand^en, ouffpa* 
 rcnj 4. cntbe^ren, mifTenj 5. fd(>onen, gndbig 
 be^onbeln, na(l^n<3^tig fein (mit),- 6. frificn, 
 
 er^alten j T. »erg6nnen,geflattcni 8. cntfAul* 
 bigenj to— ,fibrig. 
 
 Spire, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. fparfttm j 2. 
 fpfirli(i(>) 3. UrQliS) , farg 5 4. magcr, burre } 
 5. erfpart, iibrig gclaijen 5 6. ubrig, ubcrflufa 
 fig, rci(3^lid^ {comp. fo»ieIal89lef8ri5C«, Mar, 
 a3orgs;:c.)5 — bed, bttS ©afibctt, 8fleferifc= 
 bett,co^SBorrQt^&bett5 — deck, ber fiber* 
 lauf, bie ,Ru^br5rfe (ingrcgatten)} — hours, 
 pi. btc STtebenfiunbcn , 9Kuf eftunbcn 5 — ribs, 
 pL bic eingclegtcn Slippenf^ucfc^en (bcf. 00m 
 @(^»ein) , 5Kogcrrippd^cn 5 — time, bic ubrigc 
 
 SpAre'n?ss, *. bic ^Ologerfcit. [3cit, 5Rufc. 
 
 Spi'rer, s. ber ©pttrer. [fireuen, SBcftrcuen. 
 
 Spargefac'tion , s. bic ^uSf^rcuung , baS S5er« 
 
 Spd'rjng, I. p. a.\ II. — ly , adv. 1. fd^oncnb, 
 fparfam (— of, mit) 5 2. farg , 3. fpc[rli(b, ma* 
 ger J III. — ness, s. 1. bie ©porfamf eitj 2. bic 
 Jtorg^eit, 3. bic ©pdrltt^feit, trmli(3^Mtj 
 4. bie (Seltcnl^citj 5. '^\% SSorfiit. 
 
 Spark, s. 1. ber ^un?e J 2. ber flitter, ^run!j 
 3. ber leb^aftc Singling , bQ& fii^c ^jcrrd^en/ 
 ber @tu§cr, ©alan. 
 
 Spar'kish, vulg. I. ad;.; II. — ly, advi. 1. mun» 
 ter, Icb^aftj 2. golant, gcpu^t, fiattli(^ j III. 
 -ness, s. 1. bic 5Kunterfcit,^lu(]^tigFeitj 
 2. ber^u$,^litterflttQt. 
 
 Spar'kle, s. ber^unfcj ©lanj. 
 
 To Spar'kle, v. I. n. 1. ^unfcn fprii^en,funfeln5 
 2. perlcn, moufurcnj II. a. (n. fi.) serfltrcuen. 
 
 SpSr'ki^r, *. 1. bcr, bas ^unfelnbcj 2. ber 
 
 Spark'let, s. bQ5 ^unftbcn. [Ieu(i^tenbe ^ofer. 
 
 Spark'lingness , s. ba& ®efunfclc, ©eflittcr, 
 
 Spar'rjng, p. *. bie ge(3^tubung.[ber ® d^immer. 
 
 Spar'rOw, s. bcr ©pcrltngj — grass, cor.'d. 
 Asparagus; — hawk, vid. Spar h. ; — wort, 
 
 Spar'ry, adj, fpat^ortig. [bie (Sperlingsmurj. 
 
 Sparse ,1. or — ed , adj. ; H. — ^dly, adv. 1. 
 ^reutj 2, Bot. jer^reut fte^enb. [jcrnifd^. 
 
 Spar't^in, I. s. bcr ©partoner > II. adj. fporta« 
 
 Spasm, s. Med. ber ,krampf. 
 
 Sp?ismat'}c, Spasmod'ic, adj. Med. 1. mit 
 ircimpfen bc^aftct, 2. frompfartig, f-^aft. 
 
 Spasmdd'jca, Spasmod'ics, *.p^ Med. bic 5Kit« 
 tel wiber ben ,^rompf. 
 
 Spaismol'ogy, *. Med. bic ^rampfle^rc. 
 
 Spat , I. pret. r\: x>. To Spit ; II. s. ber Zaid) 
 bcr ^uflcrn. 
 
 To Spat, V. n. (p. ^uflcrtt) fi(^ begattcn, laid^cn. 
 
 Spat/ia'ccous , adj. Bot. dm SSIumcnf^icfbe 
 Ittbcnb. [Spattlc. 
 
 Spaf/ie, s, 1. Bot. bic SSlumcnfd^etbC) 2. m'd. 
 
 Spaf/i'jc, ad;. Mm. blfittcrfg. [tcrig. 
 
 Spat/i'jform , adj. fpaf^f5rmig, fpot^ig , blfit* 
 
 Spat/io§e', vid. Sparry. 
 
 Spat/i'ous, vid. Spathaceou*. 
 
Spat 
 
 661 
 
 Spec 
 
 Spat/i'al?tte, utd. Spatulate. 
 
 To Spat'ter. «• I. o. 1. fpri^enj befpri^enj 2. 
 
 vid. To Asperse; 11. n. utd. To Sp^utter. 
 Spat't?r, s. vid. Spattle ; — dashes, — plashes, 
 
 s. pi. Die ©ttnittficn. 
 Spat'tle, Spat'ul?, *. Surg. & Typ. Ux ©patel. 
 Spat'ulate, adj. Bot. fpatelformig. 
 Spaved, Spav'jned, adj. Den ®pat^ ^abenb. 
 Spav'jn , s. Far. Der ©pat^. Spaw, vid. Spa. 
 To Spawl, v.n.fpurf en, (QU§)fpeten, auSrocrfen. 
 Spawl, s. Ux ©peic^el , "Ku&rourf. 
 Spawn, s. 1. tser 2ai(^; Sftogen} 2. conf. Me 
 
 JBrutj 9ttt(3^fommcnj S.DerSolIen CJCu^roud^S). 
 To Spawn, u. a. & n. lQi(!^en, jtrei(j^enj auS* 
 
 brutcn; (befgl. cont.) ()eroorbringen. 
 Spaw'n?r, i. ber Ologner, Slogenfifd^. [ben. 
 To Spay, v. a. (einn)eibIi(be§S^ier)ocrf(bnei« 
 To Speak, v. ir. 1. n. fpre(ien) U. a. 1. fpre* 
 
 d^enj 2. QuSfpretben, 3. reben,onreben5 4. 
 
 cerfunbenj 5. anjeigen? to — one fair, Sc* 
 
 manbcm.gute SBortegeben, gut (freunbli(b) 
 
 gegen Sentanb fein ober t()un. [rebenb. 
 
 Spea'kable, adj. 1. au5fpre(^li(b, ncnnbttr, 2. 
 Spea'k?r, j. 1. Pol. ber iSprc(:bcr(prdjiibent)j 
 
 2. ber {Rebncr, SSerfunbiger. 
 Spea'kjng-triim'pet, s. t)QS ©prad^ro^r. 
 Spear, s. 1. ber ©pief , ©per, bie Sanjc? s-s, 
 
 pL 2. Mi7. bie (©(bn)ein§s)§cbern cincS fpa= 
 nifcben Sfleiter83 3. Sport, a) bie ©cbcln ei= 
 neg ©Qbelbirfd^cS 5 6) bie fteifcn ^aare be§ 
 2^fcrbeS J French - , ber SBurfpfeil } — blade, 
 bie ©pi|flinge , — box of a pump , ber ^um^ 
 pcnf(bu()5 — foot, ber retbtc ^intcrfup bes 
 ^ferbeS, — grass, Bot. ba& ©tecbgraSj — 
 hand, tie red)te ^anb beS SleiterS, — bead, 
 bie Sonsenfpi^ej — man, Der Sanjenfnecbtj 
 U^lan; <Spcrreiter 5 Bot-s.—minty bie grauen* 
 munje , — shaped, lanjettf^rmig 5 — staff, ber 
 ©(j^aft eine§ ©picfe§5 — thistle, Die <Sper= 
 bifteU — wort, Die ®pcrnjurs.[uid. To Spire. 
 
 To Spear, v. I. a. fpiepen, burcbWen, II. n. 
 
 Spe'ci?Ll , I. adj. 1. cine ^rt ober ©attung be= 
 8ci(bnenb, ®attungS*5 2. befonbcr(e), ntxai 
 
 3. aufcrorbentliibj 4. eigen, auSgejeicbnet, 
 oorjuglid^, oortreffUcbj 5. auSDruceUcbj II.-1> , 
 adv. befonDerS, 111. comp. Laws. — bond, — 
 contract, Der befiegelte Contract, (Sytraburg= 
 fd^aftSfdiiein) — power (of attorney). Die 
 Special = SSoHmait, — verdict, Da§ Urt^eil 
 ber Suri) uber bie S^atfai^e allein 3 IV.— uess, 
 j.mUb.f. as. 
 
 Specjal'jty [— shial' — ] , Spe'cialty , s. 1. boS 
 iBefonberc, bie aSefonbcr^eit) 2. Die eigcn^eiti 
 3, DaS Stebcnftiicf 5 Laws. 1. vid. Special- 
 bond; 2. debts of specialty, Durd^f4)riftli^e 
 ©d^ulDbetenntnijfe i?erbriefte ^orDcrungen. 
 
 I Spe'cje [- 'shi], s. Dtt§ 2Jl etatt'® clD , bie fUtt- 
 genbe OJiiinse, bareS ®elbj in — , inbarcw 
 ®elbe, barj Com- j. consignment of (or in] 
 — , cine Sarfenbangj bill of—, Der ©orten 
 jcttel) — dollar, Der ©pccicst^oler. 
 
 Spe'cies [— 'shiz] , s. {sing. & pi.) 1. Die ^rt, 
 (®ef(bIe(btSO®'ittungj 2. DaS (9Jlenf(^enO 
 ®efd)le(bt. Die 5)tenfd^en j 3.Da§ 95ilD, Die 3Dce, 
 SSorflellung, ©cflaltj 4. ®roD unb SBein, ais 
 |i(btbare 3ei(ben im^benbrnablej 5. ©pecies, 
 6. riit 3ut^at, ber 93eftanbt^cil 3 — of money, 
 baS gemunste ®elb, (grobe) 9Kunsfortcn (vid. 
 Specie). 
 
 Specific , I. or — cal , adj. ; II. — cally , adv. 
 fpccififd)) lU. Med. ba& ©pccificum 5 IV.- 
 ness, s. bas (Spccijtfdje, bie fpecififtbe^raft. 
 
 Specjfica'tion, s. 1. bie ©inscl » SSersei(bnung, 
 Specification 5 2. ba& (namcntlicbe) S5ersei(b= 
 nifj 3. Diegenaue^ngabej 4. Die 5;iambaft= 
 mocbungj 5. Die 5)ieIDung, (Srrodbnung , - 
 of weights, Com. Die ©emid^tSs^Ttote. 
 
 To Spey'jfy (To Specificate), v. a. 1. fpLci= 
 ficiren, einscln, genau angeben, nam^aft ma= 
 d)en, ccrscicbnenj 2. mclbcn, errodtjnen. 
 
 Spe9'iraen, s. 1. Die ^robc, ba& ^robefiucf, 
 5Jlufter, ^ormulor, 2. Der SScrfudj. 
 
 Spe'cious, 1. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. cin guteS 
 2fnfe^en (einen gutcn®(bein) babcnD, anfebn- 
 li(b, fcbon ) 2. ffbeinbar, obcrflddjUcb, flaib 5 3. 
 f(bcinl)cilig, falfdjj m. — ness, s. Die ©^ein= 
 barfcit, Der©(bein. 
 
 Speck, s. 1. Der glccf , glccfcn, DoS %Ui^m, 
 Ibseidjenj 2. Bat. Die STiarbe (DeS eamenS). 
 
 To Speck, V. a. flctfen, fprcnfeln, bunt matben. 
 
 Spec'kle, *.ber(fleinebuntc) glccf , ba§ §lect« 
 6)tn, Supf^en. 
 
 To Spec'kle, v.a.flecf en, fprenfcln, bunt matben. 
 
 Spec'kled, p. a. bunt, 8-edwood,@d^Ittngcn5 
 bolj. [febnli(b. 
 
 Spec^table, adj. febbar, febenSmurbig , an* 
 
 Spec'tacle, s. 1. Da8 ©(baufpielj 2.Dic(Scbau, 
 Der 'iinhlidi 3. s-s, pi. bie SSriUe, - snake, 
 bie 95riUenf(blange. 
 
 Spec'tacled, adj. mit cincr SriUc cerfe^cn. 
 
 Spectac'Glar, adj. [(baufpiclmfipig. 
 
 Sp?cta'tor, s. ber 3uf(baucr. 
 
 Specta'torship, s. bas ^ufcbaucnj bie "iTufTKbt. 
 
 Sp?cta'tr§ss, Sp?cta'trix, s. bie 3uf(bauerinn. 
 
 Spec'tral, adj. gcifterboft, gefpcnflig. 
 
 Spec'tre, s. bag ®efpenft, bie ©rfcbeinung. 
 
 Spec'trum, s. Fky. bic ^arbencrftbeinung. 
 
 Spec'ulable, adj. unter*(beibbar. 
 
 Spec'ular , adj. 1. fpiegelfi^nlicb , fpiegelnb, 
 ©picgeUj 2. '2Cu8fl(bt gerod^renD, —stone, 
 Min. Der ©piegelftcin. 
 
 To Spec'ulate, v. n. fpcculiren: 1. nacbftnnen, 
 
Spec 
 
 662 
 
 Spic 
 
 SBetrac^tungen onflellen, 2. lin^i^ia^z (bef. 
 
 ^anbelSentroiirfe) ma^en. 
 Specula'tion , *. 1. l)a§ S^tt^fmncn, t)ie (pl^ilo* 
 
 fop^iff^c) ©etra^tung, 2. fcie Scredjnung, 
 Spec'ulatist, s. vid. Speciilator.[©peculation. 
 Spec'ulative, I. adj.; II. — ly, adi;. fpeculatic : 
 
 1. auperrmnlid^i t^coretifd^i 2. betrac^tent), 
 forfd^cn^, benf cnb, untcrns^menb j III. — ness, 
 *. t>a§ ©peculatice. 
 
 Spec'ulator, s. ber ©peculant: 1. ber JBetrad^s 
 ter, ©enfer, §orf(^er5 2. ber Untcrne^mer. 
 
 Spec'ulatpry , adj. fpeculattO. 
 
 Spec'ulum , s. ber (SKQffcr', :c.) ©piegcl. 
 
 Sped, pref. & p. p. 0. To Speed. 
 
 Speech, s. 1. bic (Sprot^c^ 2. ba§ ©prcd^en, 
 {Rebenj 3. bieSSortc, ber ^Cugbructj 4. bie 
 Sflcbe. [9lebe ^olten 
 
 To Spee'chify, v. n. coni. eine(abgefd?ma(fte) 
 
 Speech'l?ss, I. adj. fprac^Iog, flumm, II.— 
 ness, s. bic ©prad^lofigfeit. 
 
 To Speed, v. ir. 1. n. 1. cilen? 2. guten ^ort= 
 gang ^abenj 3. in einem 3u)1anbe fein, (gut 
 ober f(^Ie(^t) faljren) II. a. l.bceilen,befd)leu= 
 nigen,bef6rbern, treiben,iagen5 2. augfer= 
 tigen, Doll3iet}en j auSgeben? 3. gelingcn ma= 
 ^m, cinen guten ^ortgang ((Sliicf) oerlei^en, 
 beiftc^en, (jelfenj 4. obfertigen, auS bem SBe= 
 ge raumen, oerberben, tobten. 
 
 Speed, s. 1. bie (Site, ©(bnelligfeit, ©eff^roin* 
 bigfeit, 2. u^ a3efd)leunigen, ^orbern, 3. 
 ber Sortgang, (Srfolg, 4. ber ®ang, ^djxitti 
 good — , ber gute ^uSgang, ba§ (BlMy — 
 well, vid. Fluellin. 
 
 Spee'djn^ss, s. bie (Sik, ©efd^roinbigMt. 
 
 Spee'dy, I. adj. ; II. — ily , adv. cilig , cilfertig, 
 ^urtig , gefc^minb, fd^nell. 
 
 Spell, s. 1. ber3auber, bagBaubemcrFj 2. bie 
 beflimmtc 2frbeit§s^eriobe (bef. ber ^atxo-- 
 fcn), baS^Cblofen, bie tJTbwed^felung (in ber 
 Tfrbeit: fresh — , frifd^e 3frbeiter)5 — bound, 
 burtb 3auber gefejfelt, gebannt. 
 
 To Spell, ^7. reg. & ir. a. & n. 1. bud^ftabiren; 
 
 2. f(bled^t lefenj 3. lefen? 4. ortljograp^ifd^ 
 fd)rcibcn5 &• bejaubern, 6. bef. Mar. (oon 
 einer QCrbeit) ablofen, s-ing book, W ^ibel. 
 
 Spel'ler, s. ber SJud^ftabirenbe, jc. 
 
 Spelt, I. 'pret. & p. p. D. To Spell ; II. s. 1. (- 
 wheat) Bot. ber €pelj, ©infel 5 2. md. Spalt. 
 
 Spel'ter, *. Min. ber3inf, ©piauter. [fc^en.). 
 
 Spen'c^r , s. ber ©pencer (7f rt SBef^e o^nc %(X'- 
 
 To Spend, r ir. I. a. 1. aufwenben, au5geben, 
 ocrauggabenj 2. cerwenben, aniegen, anroen* 
 ben, 3. jubringen^ 4. oert^un, oerfd^rocnbenj 
 5. ^ergeben, oerlierenj 6. oerbrau(^en, oer= 
 le^ren, T. erfcbSpfen, abmatten, II. n. 1. oer= 
 wenbet werben, oerbroud^t werbcnj 2. [\i^ 
 
 braud^cn laffenj fK^ erweifen, 3. ergiebig fein, 
 
 TCuSbeute gebcn? 4. jcrfliepen, fid^ cerje^ren, 
 Spend'all, s. col. ber ^abenid^ts. [oerge^en. 
 Spen'der, s. bcr Tfufwcnbcnbe, jc 
 Spend'i/trift, s. ber SScrfd^wenber. 
 Spent, I. pret. & part, oon To Spend ; II. p. a. 
 
 matt, erfdjopft, ^n. [b. f. SB. 
 
 Sperm, s. 1. ber t^ierifd^e Bamzoiai(i)i2.vid. 
 Spermace'tj, s. ber SBaUrat^ J — whale , bie 
 
 .Rafd^elotte, ber ^ottfifd^. [men=. 
 
 Sp?rm.at'jc, — c?il, adj. @amen betreffenb, ©a* 
 To Sper'm?tize, v. n. ben ©amcn fd^iepen laifcn^ 
 
 ©omen ocrlicren. 
 
 Spermat'ocele, s. Surg, ber ©amenbrud^. 
 SpermatSl'ogist, s. ber ©Qmenfunbigej 2. bcr 
 
 ©amen^dnbler. 
 
 SpermatSl'pgy, s. W ©amenle^re. 
 To Spew, V. I. a. 1. ausfpeien? Qusmcrfen} 2. 
 
 ^g-. ausflofen j II. n. \i6) erbret^en. 
 
 spew'er, s. bcr ©peienbe. 
 
 To Spha9'elate , v. I. a. bcn fttltcn SSranb oer» 
 
 urfac^eni II. n. bcn hlten 95ronb befommen. 
 Sphacela'tion, *. Med. ba& JBrttnbigwerbcn; 
 
 bcr ©ranb. 
 
 Spha9'elus, s. Med. bcr faltc SSranb. 
 Sphag'nous, adj. SorfmooS betrcffenb. 
 Sphene, s. Min. ber ©p^cn, Sitanit. 
 Sphe'noid, Sphenoidal , adj. Anat. jum ^eil* 
 
 bcin ge^origj — suture, bie ^eilbeinna^t. 
 Sphere, s. 1. bic ©p^dre, vKugel, 2. bie |)im* 
 
 melgs ober Grbfugel, 3. ber |)inimeB!6rper j 
 
 baS ©ejlirnj 4. ber^reie, Um^rei8,biea5at)n, 
 
 ber ^rciSlauf. 
 
 To Sphere, v. a. fugein, rfinben, einfreifen. 
 Spher'ic , I. or — cal , adj. ; II. — cally , adv. 
 
 1. fp^drifd^5 2. !rei&fc5rmig3 3. planetarifd^ 5 
 
 oon ben ©eftirncnj III. s-s , s. pi. W ©p^d^ 
 
 rif 5 IV. — calness, vid. b. f. SS. 
 Spheri9'ity, s. baS ®pl)drif(bc, bic ^ugclform. 
 Sphe'roid, s. bie (SpI)droibe. [bif^. 
 
 Spheroi'dal, Spheroi'dic, — cal, adj. fp^droi* 
 
 Spheroi'djty, s. bie fp^droibifd^c ©eftalt. 
 
 Spher'Qie, *. btc flcinc *Kugel. 
 
 Sphe'ry, vid. Spheric. 
 
 Sphinc't^r, s. Anat. ber ©d^Iicfmu&fcl. 
 
 Sphinx, *. bic (Sp^iny (oud^ Ent.). 
 
 SphrUg'id, s. bie @iegelerbc. 
 
 Spi'cate, adj. Bot. d^rcnfidnbig. 
 
 Spice, s. 1. \ixt SBurje, bag ©eraurs, bie (Spc» 
 jerei, 2.^g-. bcr ©ef^macf, ^nftricb / f^a^^t* 
 xcxah, S^eiltbcn,- apple, bcr 2fni8opfclj — 
 gingerbread, ^fcfferfud()en5 — nuts, ^fefcts 
 niiflcj — wood, ber SBcnjocbaum. 
 
 To Spice, V. a. Wurjcn. 
 
 Spi'cer, s. bcr ©pc5crci(roaaren)^dnblcr, Oe* 
 wiirsfrdmcr. 
 
Spic 
 
 663 
 
 Spir 
 
 Spi'c^ry, s. 1. U^ ©erourj, Uc ©pcjerei j 2. 
 
 Der® erourslaDcn, Die ® enjurjfammer, SBursla* 
 Spl'cjn?ss, *. btt§ aSurjigc, ©eroiirj^afte. [tc. 
 SpTck'nel, s. Bot. ber Sdrenfcnc^el. 
 Spic'Qlar, adj. fpi§ig , jugefpi^t. 
 To Spic'ulate , v. a. jufpi^cn. 
 Spi'cy adj. 1. wurjig^genjiirs^aftj 2.9cn)urs» 
 
 xzidi, axomati^d). 
 Spi'd^r , s. Die ©pinnc j — catcher , Orn. ber 
 
 ^auerfpec^tj — whelk, Cowc/i. Der ©-ntopf ? 
 
 — wort, Bot. Dq§ (S-n!raut. 
 Spied, pret. & p. p. \J. To Spy. 
 Spig'n?! » virf* Spicknel. 
 
 SpiVot, *. Der 3ttpfcn, .f)al)n (am ^affc). 
 
 Spike, s. 1. bie <Spi^e, ©pcid^cj 2. ber lange 
 sTJagel, ©pifer (c/. Nail); 3. ber ^flocf, 
 ^apfen, 4. bie (^orn*)^^J^c^ 5. berSprop, 
 bag @c^oprei§^ 6. /Jo^ bie (Spiefej — head, 
 Ui lange @pi|e, ber langc^tagelj— iron,ba& 
 ©pifereifen, fd[>male,Salfateifcnj — rods slit, 
 Ba^neifen. 
 
 To Spike, v. a. 1. nageln, aufnagein, befd^la* 
 gen 5 2. [piepen, 3. mit <Spi§en perfe^cn, 4. 
 pfpi^en, 5. (— up)pernageln. _^ [benb. 
 
 Spiked, adj. 1. sugefpi|t, fpi^igj 2. t^ren ^a= 
 
 Spike'let , s. Bot. H^ t^x6)tn. 
 
 Spike'nard, s. Bot. bie ©picfe, <Spie!enarb. 
 
 Spi'ket, *. Bot. jebe flcine einselne ^raSci^rc. 
 
 Spi'ky, adj. fpi|ig. Spile, s. Am. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 Spill,*. 1. ber^flocf, 3apfen, baS 3apf(^enj 
 
 2. ber ©peilerj 3. ber Heine ^apierflreif. 
 To Spill, V. reg. & ir. I. a. 1. perf(^iitten, Per^ 
 
 giepen, perlieren, ou§fpri§en5 2. roegnjcrfen^ 
 
 3. Mar. (ein ©egel) Iu»n>drt8 anbraffenj II. 
 n uberfliepenj s-ing lines, Mar. 3tott)gorbin= 
 gen. [fee,K.). 
 
 Spil'lage, s. Com. ber "Kh^aU, SSerluft (p. Sta^-- 
 Spil'l?r, s. 1. ber SSergiepenbe, ic , 2. bie "Kxi' 
 
 gclrut^e, 3. Sport, bie ©proife, bef. pi. (Sn= 
 
 ben bea ®en)eit)e§. 
 
 Spiit,o.ToS|)ill.SpiU/},s.(S/i.)ba5Skrfd^iittete. 
 To Spifn, V. ir. I. a. 1. fpinnen , 2. in wirbelnbe 
 
 SSeJpegung fe^en, bre^en? 3.yjg. (— out) au&= 
 
 fpinnen, be^nen, (in bie Sdnge) siel)cn, auf= 
 
 f(^icben, perldngern, to — a top, freifeln j II. 
 
 n. 1. fi^ fc^nell beroegen, fi(^ bre^en j 2. ren* 
 
 nen, fiurjen j 3. fliepen, flromen. 
 Spin'age (Spm'ach), s. ber ©pinat. 
 Spi'n^l, adj. pm Olucfgrat ge^orig, Olucfgrats ? 
 
 — marrow, ba§ Olucfenmarf) — sinew, ber 
 SflucfenmarFSnerp. 
 
 Spm'dle, s. 1. bie ©pinbel, 2. baS ^Kiiijleifenj 
 3. ber (Stiel, ©tengeU lfUe§ n)a§ lang , bunn 
 unb fpi| ifl: Mars, a) bie 3unge (eine§ ju= 
 fttmmenge[e|ten 9J?afleS) , ?») bie ^inne (am 
 ©angfpiU) j 4. ber Idnglid^e ^ern, ^flaumen* 
 
 fern, la 5. ber ©riffel ciner 9telfe j - tree, 
 Bot. ber (Spinbelbaura, btt§ ^fajfcn^iitdjen. 
 
 To Spin'dle, v. n. flengcln, in (Stengel fdjicf en, 
 auffd^iepcn. 
 
 Spine, s. 1. bcr Oluctgrat) 2. ber sDorn. 
 
 Spl'nel, Spjnelle', s. Min. ber ©pinell. 
 
 Spines'cent [or spi — ] , adj. bomig werbcnb. 
 
 Spinet', s. Mas. ba& ©pinett j — hammer, bcr 
 ©timm{)ammer.Spi'net,s.baa(iDorn)®ebii[i^ 
 
 Spinif'erous,[orspi— ], ac(;'.©ornen tragenb. 
 
 Spink, vid. Chaffinch. 
 
 Spm'ner, s. 1. ®er ©pinner, bie (Spinnerinj 
 2.bic(®orten-)©pinne.Spin'ney,t>ic?.Spinet. 
 
 Spifn'njng, s. 1. bie ©pinnerei, 2. btt§ ®c» 
 fpinnfii —jenny, cine 3enni)<a5ttummoU= u. 
 S[BoU-)®pinnma[(bine5 — trade, ba& ©pinn* 
 gef(^dft 5 — wheel, ba§ ©pinnrab. 
 
 Spjnos'jty [or spi — ] , s. 1. ba§ ©otnige, 
 ©tad^li^c, 2. bie ©ci^njierigMt. 
 
 Spl'nous, vid. Spiny. 
 
 Spinster, s. 1. bie ©pinncrinnj 2, Law, baS 
 Icbige ^rauenjimmer, ^raulein, bie 3«ngfcr j 
 3. 6t/rt.bisalte3ungfcr. 
 
 Spin'stry, s. 1. bie ©pinncreij 2. ba$ ©efpinnfi. 
 
 Spi'ny, adj. 1. bornig, ftacbligi 2. fig. bdfUcb/ 
 fc^njterig, bfbcn!Ui^5 — s. vid. Spinet. 
 
 Spir'acle [or spi' — ] , s. 1. ba§ 2uftlod(>i2. s-s, 
 pi. ©(b»eip(6cl^er, ^pocen. 
 
 Spi'ral , I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. fpiralformig, 
 gewunben, fcbnecfenformig, ©piral*, — stair- 
 case, bie SBenbettreppej III. *. bie Spiral* 
 linie, ©d(>necfenlinie5 IV. — ness, s. bie ©pi= 
 ralform, ba§ ©ewunbcnc, ©djneifenformigc. 
 
 Spire, s. 1. bie ©(bnccfcuform , ba§ ®eipun=- 
 bene 5 2. bie ©(braubenlinic, SBinbung, S^xhrn' 
 raung J 3. ber ^ranjs 4. ber fpi^ig julaufenbc 
 ^orper, ©pi^tljurm, t>k Sl^urmfpi^e, Bvi^-- 
 fdule , ©pinbel, ber ^egeU 5. bie ©pi§c, bcr 
 ®ipfel J 6. bie Sprojfe, ber Bmeig 5 7. bie 2o* e, 
 %U6)Ui - wort, Bot. bie 5}Zilsn)urj. 
 
 To Spire, v. n. 1. fpi^ig julau^en? 2. (— up) 
 in bie ^o^e fd^iepen? 3. in l^ren ft^iepen, 
 fprojfenj 4. feimen (»om DJJaljc). 
 
 Spired, p. a. gefpi^t, ptjramibenformig, fonifc^. 
 
 Spir'jt, s. 1. bie ©eelc, ber ©eift, 2. ber 5Kutb, 
 eifer, bie Scb^aftigfcit, baSSeben, ©cfii^li 
 3. bicGmpfinbung) 4. ber 5)?ann Pon^Kopf 
 (®eift, SD^ut^), ba§ ©enie, 5. bie SSegicrbe, 
 2ufi5 6. ber ©pirituS (au(b Gram.)-, T. bie 
 geijlige eigenfc^aft, ©eifte&fraftj 8. baSSn* 
 nerc, Sffiefentlid^cj 9. baS ©efpcnft 5 — bro- 
 ken, niebergef(blttgen , mut^loSj — level , bie 
 S^ipellirwagej — licenses, Sicenjen gum S5cr* 
 f ouf geifliger ©etrdnfe? — match, bcr©piri* 
 tu§5gibibu§j — stirring, mutt)erregcnb. 
 
 To Spfr'jt, V. a. 1 befeelen, beleben, begeiftcrn} 
 
Spir 
 
 664 
 
 2. Qufmuntcrn, anfrifc^en j 3. (- away, roegO 
 locfcn, jie^en. 
 
 Spir'it^d, 1. adj. ; 11. — ly , adv. 1. geiftreid^, 
 geiftooUj 2. munter, mut^ig, ful)n; befeelt, 
 leb^aftj III. — ness, s. 1. l)ie SSefd^otfen^eit 
 t)cS ®ei)le8 5 2. tie Seb^aftigfeit, baS ^euer, 
 ber eifcr j narrow — ness, t)ic ® eifleSfd^rocicbc. 
 
 Spir'itless, 1. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. geiftloS, 
 raut^loSj 111. — ness, s. Die ©eifllofigfeit, jc. 
 
 Spir'itous, vid. Spirituous. 
 
 Spir'jts , s. gero. pi. 1. bie £eben§gcifier, See* 
 Icnftimmung, 2. geiftige (bcftiUirte) ®etrdn= 
 fc5 in (high)— , fe^r^citer,fiob/ aufgeraumt, 
 in low — , niebergef(blagen, bctrubtj in good 
 — , fro{>, woblgcmut^, munter, sufricbenj in 
 bad — , traurig , trubfinnig , unjufrieben j to 
 give — , aufmuntcrn, 5Dlut^ ma(ien. 
 
 Spir'jtual, adj. 1. geiftig, unf6rperU^5 2. 
 geiftli4 fir(bUcb. [gei|^li(bcs limt )^at. 
 
 Spir'jtualist, s. 1. ber ©piritualij^i 2. ber ein 
 
 SpiritBal'ity , *. 1. bie Unforperlicbfeit, ®eis 
 ftigfcit, ba& geiftige SBefen, 2. bie SSergeifti* 
 gung, Infdjauung j 3. Die geifm(bc4)anblung, 
 geiflli(be ;Oinge, ® laubenSfacbcn , 4. Dq§ geift* 
 li(bc SSorretbt, ^ircbcngut. [boS ©efliairen. 
 
 Spiritualjza'tion , s. 1. bie SSergeifligung^ 2. 
 
 To Spir'jtualize , v. a. I. ocrgeifligen, geiftig 
 maitm 2. geifHi(b macben, 3. beftiUiren. 
 
 Spir'jtually, adv. 0. Spiritual. 
 
 Spir'itualty, j. bie ®ei|lli(bfeit. 
 
 SpirituSs'ity, s. 1. Die geiftige SSefcbaffen^eit, 
 Unf6rperU(bfeit, ^liicbtigfeit, 2. Die 8eb^af» 
 tigteit, 3. bas ®eiftrei(be, bie ^ein^eit. 
 
 Spir'ituous, I. adj. 1. unforperlitb , geiftig) 2. 
 ^u(btig, fein, 3. brennenb, entjunbli(b 5 U- — 
 ness , s. vid. Spirituosity. 
 
 Spirlc^ting, *. Mar. bie ©e^weger DOtt bem 
 ®erf bis an bie ©tucfpfortgaten. 
 
 Spirt, vid. Spurt. 
 
 Spi'ry, adj. 1. fpi|ig julaufenb, jugefpi^tj 2. 
 bO(bgefpi§t, pQramibalifcb 5 3. fpiralformig, 
 
 Spis'sated, orfj.DerDictt. [gerounDen, in ^reifen. 
 
 Spissa'tion, *.Dic SJerDicf ung,SSerDi(btung.[f eit. 
 
 Spis'situde, s. Die jDicbtbeit, ^eftigfeit, BabiQ* 
 
 Spit, s. I. 1. Der ©piep, S3ratfpiep5 2.Der 
 @tc(bel,Da&®rabf(beit5 3. Der<Spatenfli(bj 
 4. Die XanDjungej eine lange (fd^male) ©line j 
 5. 2'yp. Die ^urbel, -fish, Icli. Der pfeil^ecbt, 
 ©pielbedjti 11. Der ©peitbet. 
 
 To Spit , V. reg. & ir. I. a. on Den (SrQt=) 
 ©pic^ flecfen; an» oD. aufftecfen, on* oDer auf= 
 fpie^cn, II. a. & n. (— at, an)fpeicn, (aus*) 
 fpurten, Qusroerfcn. 
 
 Spit, pret. k p. p. 0. To Spit. 
 
 ToSpitch'cock, V. a. (eiiien Der Sange natb 
 oufgejd^ntttencn TCal) ftiicfroeife bratcn. 
 
 Spitch'cock, s. (or — eel) Der SSrotaal. 
 
 Spite, s. Der ©roll, ^ajj/SBiDcrroiUc, Die Surfe, 
 ber Sngrimm, trgcr, SJcrbrup j in -of, tro^, 
 ungettdjtet. [crsurncn. 
 
 To Spite, V. a. drgern, frdnfcn, cerbricpcnj 
 
 Spitc'ful, I. adj.; 11. — ly , odo. ho^\^a% tub 
 fif(b , feinbfclig , gcbdffig j III. — ness , s. bie 
 aSoSbttftigfcit, ^einbfcligtcit, ber ©roll. 
 
 Spit'ter, s. 1. ber :jCnfpiepenbe, :c. cf. To Spit; 
 Sport. 2. ber ©pie^er , ©picpl)irf(b j 3. ba§ 
 junge ^orn, 3dcf(ben, ber ncue ©prop. 
 
 Spit'tjng-box, s. ber ©pucfnapf, ©pucttaflcn. 
 
 Spit'tle, s. 1. ber ©pei(bel5 2. uid. Spaddle. 
 
 Spjtt66n', vid. Spitting-box. 
 
 Splaneh'njc, adj. Anat. (gingcroeibc^. 
 
 Splanchnol'ogy, *. Med. bic (SingciDCibcIcbre. 
 
 To Splash, V. a. befpri^cn (mit ^otb / 2C.). 
 
 Splash, 1. 5. 1. bicpfuie, 2. baa Jtott)gcfpri§e) 
 — paper, gefprenfeltcS papier j II. int. platf(b! 
 
 Splash'y, adj. befpri^t, fotbig/ nap. [fdlf(ben. 
 
 To Splatch, V. a. ^6)minicn, anftrci(ben , Krs 
 
 Splat'chy , adj. gcfcbminft , angeflri(ben , )?er» 
 
 Splat'ty, adj. ongcridjtct, aufgcfc^t. [fdlf(bt. 
 
 To Splay, v. a. (eincm ^ferbc) bie ©d^ultcr 
 cerrenfen, (es) bugla^m ma(ben. 
 
 Splay, comp. — foot, — footed, mit auSwdrtS 
 gebogenen ^iipen, fperrbcinigj buglabmj — 
 mouth, DoS fiiefe SUZaul, ^rummmaulj - 
 mouthed, fcbiefmduUg, frummmduUg. 
 
 Spleen, *. 1. Die 9JJiljj 2. Die gjiiljfucbt , Da§ 
 5DiiIpe^5 3. Die ©riUe, iibic Saune, OJIclan* 
 (boliej 4. Der SScrDrup, UberDruf, Ifrgcr, 
 ©roll/ Sngrimm j — muscle, Anat. Der mils* 
 fSrmige OJiuSfeU — wort, vid. Milt-wort. 
 
 Spleened, adj. Der 9)iil5 beraubt, miljloS. 
 
 Spleen'ful, Splee'njsh, Splee'ny, adj. miljfU(bs 
 tig, launifcb, oerbrtcplii. 
 
 To Spleet, v. a. auSgrdten. [^ra(bt. 
 
 Splen'd?ncy, *. ber ©lanj, ©(bimmer, bie 
 
 Splen'd§nt, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. fdjeinenb, 
 gldnjenb, prdcbtig, 2. bcroorleucbtenb. 
 
 Splen'djd, 1. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. prdd^tig» fftVV" 
 li(b, gldnjenb. [^radjt. 
 
 Splen'dour (Splen'dor), s. ber ©lanj , bie 
 
 Splen'etic, 1. or Splenet'ical , a^/j. 1. pr 9J?ilj 
 geborig, 2. milsfud)tig, b^POtbonbrifd), Dcr= 
 briepli(b > H. *. Der 0)Jils[ucbtigc.[Die SKilsaDcr. 
 
 Splen'jc, orfj.Die 5)iils betreffenbj — vein, Anat. 
 
 Splen'jsh, vid. Spleenful. 
 
 Splent, s. 1. baS Ubcrbcin (am ©d)cnfcl cine* 
 ^fcrbc§)5 2.wc/. Splint. 
 
 To Splice, V. a. 1. 2\ rc^tn>in?clig an einan-- 
 berfugen (me jroci 95retcr, :c.), cinfc^cn, ein* 
 fle(btcn, ein ©tucf in ben ©cn)cl)r=©cbaft fcj* 
 jen, 2. Mar. (imi ©nben eincs IKaucS) an- 
 f(blagen, fpU^en, fpleifen,einfiigcn5 3. an 
 
Spli 
 
 665 
 
 Spot 
 
 cinanDer flcc^ten j einfled^ten j 4. (in ben 
 &palt) pfropfen 5 splicing-fid, t)QS (SpUp^ornj 
 8-ing plates, R-w. SSerbinbungSblcc^e (unter 
 eifenba!jnf(^icncn). 
 
 Splice, s. t5i(j @pli§e, (Sinfugc,DaS 3Cncinanier« 
 fled)ten jroeier Soue. 
 
 Splfnt, *. 1. Dcr ©plittcr, ©pan^ 2. Surg, bic 
 SeinlQbc5 3. s-s, pZ. bic ^rmf(bicncn einer 
 Oluflung 5 — coal, bic ©plittcrfo^lc 
 
 To Splint, V. 1. a. 1. (5cr)fplittcrn; fpaltcn, 
 fpleipenj 2. (an)f(^icncnj a s-ed padlock, cin 
 rnnbcs SSorlegefc^lop 5 II. n. fpUttcrn , in 
 ©tucte gc^cn. 
 
 Splin't?r, *. 1. vid. Splint, 1. & 2., 2. s-s, pi. 
 93omben=®ru(b|^ucfej— bars, p/. bic ©(brocn* 
 gel eineS ^u^rrocrfs 5 — bar sockets , bic 
 SBrttcfcni — proof, ForU cine ©(bu|»c(>r 
 gegen SBombcnfpIittcr, :c. 
 
 To Splm't?r, vid. To Splint. 
 
 Splin't^ry, adj. fplitterig, jcrfplittcrt. 
 
 To Split, V. ir. 1. a. 1. fpoltcn, bred)en, jcr* 
 rcipcn 5 2. jerfpalten , trcnncn 5 .3. 5crtrum= 
 mem j 4. cntsrocicn 5 - me ! vulg. (;or mid) ber 
 XeufcU Il.n.l.fid) fpalten,berflen,jcrfpringen, 
 brecbcn, 2. platen (oor Socbcn) j 3. fd^citcrn. 
 
 Split , pret. k p. p. 0. To Split ; — feathers 
 gcfc^liffene, gerijTene gebcrn, — ring, ber 
 ©paltringi — vote , bic fiir jeben ^anbiboten 
 obgegebcnc ©timme. [eifen. 
 
 Splift't^r, s. 1. ber ©pttlter, iCo 2. btt§ <Spalt= 
 
 Splut'ter, s. vulg. bcr Hvm, bas ©ctofe. 
 
 To Spliit't^r, v. n. vulg. (^erau6)fprubeln, 
 
 Spo'djum, s. bic ^upferofdje. [poltern. 
 
 To Spoil, V.I. a. 1. (mit of) berouben) 2.rQu» 
 ben, 3. ccrwuften, ju ©runberitbteni 4. oer* 
 bcrben? II. n. 1. plunbernj 2. pcrbcrben. 
 
 Spoil, s. 1. bic aSeutc, ber {Raub 5 2. bic €fldu= 
 bcrei, ^liinberung, SScrmiiflung, 3. bagS5er= 
 berbenj 4. bic abgcf^rcifte ^aut, ber SSoIg. 
 
 Spoi'l?r, 5. bcr Sfldubcr, :c.) SSerberbcr. 
 
 Spoke, 5. 1. bic@peid^c5 2. bie Seitcrfproffcj 
 3. Bot bcr ©tra^l (einer Dolbe) 5 — shave, r. 
 bic 3iebfUnge (hei ben Sifcblcrn, k.). 
 
 Spoke, pret, Spo'ken, p. p. D. To Speak. 
 
 Spokes'man, s. bcr ©predjcr, SKortfii^rcr. 
 
 To Spo'ljate, v.l. a. bcrauben, pliinbern, auo= 
 plfinbern, II. n. rauben. 
 
 Spolia'tion, s. 1. bica5eraubung,piunberung} 
 2. bic re^tsroibrigc ^nmopung ber ^riitbte 
 
 Sppnda'jc— cal,odi.fponbdifd^.[eincripfrunbe. 
 
 SpSn'dee , s. Gram, ber <SponbCU&. 
 
 Spon'dyl, Spon'dyle, s. 1. Anat. ber SBirbcI, 
 2. ber SBurjelnager (ein aBurm)^ 3. bcr 
 ,RttmmbcrXuflerj4.Conc/i.bic^loppmuf(bel 
 
 Spfinge, &c., vid. Spunge, Ac. 
 
 Spon'sal, adj. brdutli(b , ^0(bseitIi(b. 
 
 Spon'sjble, adj. glaubwurbig. 
 Spon'sion, s. bic 93urgf(baft, 3ufage. 
 SpSn'sor, *. 1. Law, ber 95urgC; S5erfpre(bcrj 
 
 2. bcr ^at^c, Sttufseuge. [tigfeit. 
 
 Spontane'jty , *. bie grciroiUigf eit , ©clbf^tbd* 
 Sppnta'neoQs , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. frci« 
 
 roiUig, fclbflbcflimmbar, oon fclbj^gefdjebcnb j 
 
 2. »ilb rood^fenb (0. ^pianscn)^ Hi. - ness, 
 
 s. vid. Spontaneity. 
 
 Sp9nt6()n'^.ba§©ponton,bic^cIIebarbe.[fpenj^. 
 Spook, Sp66ke, s. Am. fam. bcr ©cift, ba§ ® c» 
 SpO(51, J. bic (®arn=, SBcberO<Spulc. 
 To Sp661, V. a. fpulen j s-ing-wheel, baS ©pul» 
 To Sp66m, V. n. f(bneU fegcln. [rab. 
 
 Sp6dn, *. 1. bcr Soffelj 2. Con/, bcr mii^rfpa* 
 
 tcl;bic€flu^rMci 3. cant, bcr einfaltgpinfclj 
 
 — bill, Orn. bic 86ifclgttn§ 5 — boat,bcrS6ffeU 
 forb 5 — drift , Mar. bcr ©d^aum, bcr bei ei» 
 ncr fd^mercn 356 bie gangc ^JleercSfldcbe bc» 
 beef 1 5 - ful, ber 26ffel poll , - meat, bic 26ffcl» 
 fofi; — shell. Conch, bic ©tranbmuftbcl, — 
 tray vid.— boat; — wort, J5of.ba§ Soffelfraat. 
 
 To Sp6dn , Mar. v. I. n. por bem SSinbe treis 
 
 ben II- a. ri(3S)tcn, Por ben SBinb bringcn. 
 
 Sp66'ny, adj. cant. t^6vi6)t. [flrcut 
 
 Sporad'jc. — cal, adj. Med. fporttbif(b, 5Cr= 
 
 Sport, s. 1. bag ©piel, bic Suft, bcr edjcrj, 
 
 ©pap, bie Unter()altung, 95eluf^igung, ©pic= 
 
 Icrei, ^ursrocil, ^offc, 2. baS 3^ccfcn, bcr 
 
 ©pott, |)ol)ni 3. baS Idnblid^c S5crgniigcn, 
 
 bic SScrgniigungen beS ^elbe0, Uq 3«9b , %U 
 
 [(bcrei 5 4. bag (lifligc)a5crfal)rcn,bcr ©trcidj, 
 
 :M:nf(blag} 5. ber SSinfenforb (cincg SScttcU 
 
 mond^g)} to make — with (of) one, Gincnjum 
 
 S^ttrren ^abcn, ficb fiber iljn luf^ig madjen, in 
 
 — ,Sam ©pap5 — 's-man, cin Sicbbabcrber 
 SScrgnugungen beS ^elbcS, bcr S^gbfrcunb, 
 SBoibmannj — Vman-like , roaibmdnnifcb 5 
 
 — 's-manship, baS SBaibwerf, bic ^dgcrci. 
 To Sport , r. 1. a. 1. rcfl. (\i6)) luftig macbcn j 
 
 2. jcigen, jur ©ibaugebcn,parQbircnmit. . . j 
 II. n. fpielcn, fdjerscn, ©pap trcibcn. 
 
 SpOr'ter, s. bcr ©piclcr, 2C. , ^poJTenrcipcr. 
 
 Sport'fiil , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. luflig j 2. 
 f(berst)aft5 fpapljaft, fursroeilig j III. — ness, 
 s. bie Suftigfcit, ©d)crj^aftigfcit, ber ©pap. 
 
 SpOr'tjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. luftig, fcbcrs* 
 ^aft, fursroeilig, im (sum) ©pap. III. -ness, 
 s. bic fiufiigfcit, ©(bdferci. 
 
 Sport'l^ss, adj. frcubcloS, traurig. 
 
 Sp6t,.y. I.ber^la$,bic©teac,ber^lcce5 2. 
 ber Slccf, ^Icctcn, mahU 3. bcr ©d^anbflccf, 
 SSorrourh on (upon) the-, 1. an Srt u. BUU 
 Ic, aufbcm^la^c, 2. auf ber ©telle, foglci(b- 
 
 To Spot, V. a. 1. flccfcn,fprcnfclii,tupfcln5 
 2. bunt madi)cn 5 3. (in ^noten) jHdcn 5 4. Jig. 
 
Spot 
 
 666 
 
 Spri 
 
 bcflerfen, bcfut>eln j to — timber, SSau^olj be* 
 n)Qlt)re^tcn. [^Iccfenlofigf eit, Unbeflccftljeit. 
 
 Spot'less, I. adj. flecfenloS 5 II. — ness , s. Ut 
 
 Sp6t'lin?ss, s. i)Q§ ©efletftc, Sprenflige. 
 
 SpSt't^d, p.a. fprenf lid^, getiipfelt (©.©toffen), 
 — fever, Med. t)a§ glecfficber) — ramsons, 
 Bot. bcr Mermann§^ttrmfd^.[tcn=)©ticf crinn. 
 
 Spot'ter, s. 1. ber ^lecfenDe, 2Co 2. tie (^no= 
 
 Spot'tjness, s. t)tt§ ^lecfis^/ ^i^ ^Iccfigfeit. 
 
 Spot'ty, adj. l.gefIe(ft,fIedEig,fpren!lid^,bttnt j 
 2.^g. bepctft,befuDelt. 
 
 Sp6u's?il, I. adj. hvHutlid), ^od^jeitUd^ , ebelid^ j 
 II. *.'l.wd. Espousals; 2. t)a§ |)0(bjeitliet) 
 
 Spouse, *.bcr ©atte, ®emal)l, t)ie®atltnn, 
 
 To Spouse, vid. To Espouse. [©emtt^linn 
 
 Spouse'Iess, adj. untJCrmci^lt. 
 
 Spout, s. 1. bie (®icp=)Sfl6^re, ©d^nepfe (ei: 
 ne§ ^ffrugeS, jc), 2. bic (2BQJTcr=)Sflinne5 3, 
 (water -) ber 2BaprflrQl)1 5 2Bafferf(buf, 
 SBolfenbrucb 5 bic SSoffer^ofej — of a mill 
 hopper, Mill, bie Olumpfmulbe, — holes, bic 
 ©pri^lod^er (am ^opfe be& SBaIIfifd^e&). 
 
 To Spout, V. I. a. 1. (au§)fpri§en, fprengen j 2. 
 ^cftig beclamiren , l)crDorfprubeIu , II. n. 
 fpringcn, frj^ief en, fc^neU loufen, quellen. 
 
 To Sprain, v. a. »erren?en. 
 
 Sprain, s. bieS5errenfung,aSerfiau(bun9. [ter. 
 
 Spraints, s. pi. Sport, ber Mot^ einer ^ifd^ot^ 
 
 Sprang, pret. n:^ X). To Spring. 
 
 Sprat, s. Ich. bic ©protte. 
 
 To Sprawl, v. n. 1. pdfen , joppcln j 2. !rab= 
 beln/fricd^enj 3. fid^ wdljen, ficb Mmmen 
 unb winben, fxd^ lang (unregelmdfig) ttu§= 
 flrecfen, fid) unorbentltcb jcrftreuen. 
 
 Spray, s. 1. bag Olci§, O^eiSd^en, ber ©prof, 
 ba§ 3»eiglcin ^ 2. ba§ Otcis^olji 3. ber ((See=) 
 <Sd^aum, ba§ S^ugroafer. 
 
 To Spread, v. ir. I.a.l. (—out, auS)breiten, 
 fpreiten , fprcijcn , (au&)be^nenj 2. au§brei= 
 ten, (— over, mit . . .) iibersie^en, (be)bc(f en j 
 3. jjerbreiten, (— abroad) ausfprengen , to — 
 a net, ein 3te| legenj to — the sails , bic ©c= 
 gel fpanncn? II. n. l. ftd^ auSbreiten? 2. (— 
 abroad) fid^ oerbreiten (o.einem ©eriid^t, 2C.). 
 
 Spread , pret. & p. p. 0. To Spread. [OlQUm. 
 
 Spread, s. bic Tfu&be^nung, SBeite, ber Umfang, 
 
 Spread^, s. 1. ber 3(ugbreiter, :c.5 2. ber 
 ©ptttel (sum ^flafterftrcid^en, 2C.)5 3.uid. 
 Spreading-machine. 
 
 Spread'ing, adj. Bot. offcn, auggcbreitet, fittf* 
 fenb} — machine, Mech.W (©rob-)SBattcn= 
 mafc^ine beim SBaumwoUcnfpinnen. 
 
 Spred, vid. Spread. [^benteucr. 
 
 Spree, *. ber (Idrmcnbc) ©d^crj, @pap, ba§ 
 
 Sprig, s. 1. bag 0lci&, bic ©projfe, ber ^d^o^- 
 
 Hng52.ber@pannnagelo^nc^opf,@tift(fitr 
 
 Sifcbler, jc.) 5 3. (- bolt) ber 3:acfboIsen5 - 
 
 crystal, bcr fficrgfr^flttU. 
 To Sprig, V. a. 1. mit fleincn Bwcigen bejeit^s 
 
 nen, 2. jweigartig mufternj 3. mit©tiftcn 
 
 befefligcn. [fleljenb. 
 
 Sprig'gy , adj. ooU ©projfen, au§ Oleifcrn be= 
 Spright [sprit], *. ber ©cifl, ©(batten, bas 
 
 ©efpenfl. [^igen. 
 
 *To Spright, V. a. (n. fi.) als ©cfpenjlbeunrus 
 *SprIght'ful,I. adj.; II. -ly, adv. lcbt)aft, 
 
 munter 5 III. — ness , * Spright'ljness, s. 
 
 bie 2ebl)aftigfeit, OJiunterfcit. 
 
 * Spright'less, adj. fiumpf, geifilcS. 
 
 * Spright'ly, adi.Iebbttft,munter,mutbig/Iuflig. 
 To Spring, v. ir. I. n. 1. fpringcn j 2. entfprin* 
 
 gen, qucHen? 3. (— up) ^cr»or wad^fen, ber= 
 »or fommen, cntfpriefcn? 4. (pI6^U(b) er= 
 [(beinenj 5. entfte^en, anfangenj to — up. Mar. 
 auffteigen (i)om SBinbe), II. a. 1. fprcngeii 
 (au(b Arch, cincn S3ogcn) , fpringcn taffen j 
 2. scrfprcngcnj 3. treibcn, jagen , aufjagcn 
 (SBilb) j 4. auf)1c>rcn, aufftobern 5 5. crnjcttcn, 
 ^erpor (an ben 3:ag) bringen, cntflebcn laffcji, 
 anfcblagcn 5 Mars, to — a butt , lo§fpring"cn 
 (com (5nbc einer ^lanfe) 5 to — the (or a) loof, 
 nabe an ben SBinb bringen, in ben SBinb lui^cn j 
 to— aleak, cinenSccf befommen, Iccf wcrbcn j 
 to — a mast, cinen 5}?a|l abfegeln 5 to— the fire- 
 lock, Mi.baS ®en)e()r abfc^enj to— the rattle, 
 bie (?Rad(>tn)ttd^ter=)®(bnurrc breben , fd)nur= 
 renj to — a well, cinen aSrunncn graben. 
 Spring, s. 1. bcr^riibling, ficnjj 2. bcr^n= 
 fang, TTnbrudl) 5 S.ber Urfprung 5 4.bic SHucUc ? 
 5. ber ©pringbrunncn, 6. bcr ©prung,Sflip, 
 bie ©paltc, T. ber ©prcnfclj 8. bie^cber, 
 ©pringfeber, S^ricbfebcr (aucb A^«) 5 9- bie 
 ^JCnfircngungj 10. bie (Slafticitdt, (^cber=) 
 ^raft^ 11. Mar. ba§ ©pringtcuj 12. r.(bci 
 ben a5ortcnn)irfern)ber®pannnagcl5 l3.8-s, 
 pl. ^cbcreifen) — arbour, bie <SpinbeI in bcr 
 Ubr? — barrel of a blind, bcr SftoUcorljang 
 einer ,Kutfd^cnt^ur 5 — bars, pl. bic^cbcrl)ol= 
 Ser 5 — blower, bcr ©piralfcbcrslnlafFcrj — 
 bok, ZooLbcr<Springbocf5 — bolt, ber^c= 
 bcrricgclj- box, 1. bag ^cbcr()aug in bcr 
 Ubr? 2. cine gcbcrbofcj — chapes, pl. ^cbcr* 
 biLigcl, — dividers , pl. bcr ^cbcrjirfcl, — 
 forelock, Mar. ein ©plint mit ^cbcrnj — 
 funnel, ber S^rid^tcrj — grass, bagSlud^grag} 
 -guns, ©clbflfd^iiffc,- halt, vid. String- 
 halt; — head, bag ^aupt bcr nucUe , bcr Ur* 
 queU j — hook, ein (Sarabinerbafcnj — latch, 
 bic ^cberflinf c 5 — quarter , bie ^dt ber Ian« 
 gen Sage, — razor, bag SftafirmcfTcr mit %C' 
 bcrbrucf 5 — snuffers, p/, bic patentlid()tpu|c5 
 — stays, pl. bie ^ebcrftii^cn ob, ©abelnj- 
 
Spri 
 
 667 
 
 Spur 
 
 •teel, bcr getjerftal^l} — steel-yards, pi. bie 
 ^cbcrnjagc, Bie^wagej — tide, Mc ©pring= 
 put^, ©pringjcitj — tools, ^et5crn)int)en, 
 U^rfeDerwinben 5 -tree-bar, Dq8 SJrtfd^cit, 
 auer^olj, bie SBage on ber ®eic^ fel 5 — wheat, 
 bcr ©ommerraeisen. 
 
 Springe, *. ber ©prcnfcl, bic ©d^Iinge, ©o^ne. 
 
 To Springe , v. a. (in ciner ©c^linge) fangen 
 
 Springier, a-. 1. t)er ©pringcr^ 2. ber SSotti* 
 geur, iei(j^te Snfanterifl , 3. ber ©prowling j 
 4. 7c/i. ber StorbFaperi 5. SportMv (SBilbO 
 :j(uffl6berer, OiufO^xdUxi 6. ^rc/i. ber 
 Sragflein, S^rciger. 
 
 Spring'iness, *. bie ^eberfraft, ©d^neUfraft. 
 
 Spring'iet, *. bie Heine ^lueUe. 
 
 Spring'y, adj. ela[lif(^, fpannMftig. 
 
 To Sprifn'kle , v. a. & n. (I)e)fprengen, (be) 
 ftreuen, fprenfeln. 
 
 Sprin'kle, s. 1. bQ8 (um^er) S5erf^reute, ©e= 
 fprenfel) 2. ber ©prengroebcl. 
 
 Sprin'kler, s. berSSefprengenbe, ^uSflreuenbe. 
 
 Sprin'kling, p. s. coi. bie SSeimifc^ung, ber irn= 
 
 Sprit, vid. Sprout. [flrii^ , dn SBenig. 
 
 Sprit, s. Mar. baS (Sprietj bieSUnbe (3IT§gn. 
 fiel^e in Fingers Compl. Diet). 
 
 Sprite, vid. Spright. [fd^ie^en (njie Jtrt)flalle). 
 
 To Sprout, V. n. 1. fproffen, wad^fen 5 2. (an=) 
 
 Sprout, s. 1. tk ©profire, ber ©prowling ^ 2. 
 s-8, pi. bie ^ol)IfprojTen. 
 
 Spruce, s. bie 9lot^tanne ob. ^id^te, —beer, 
 ©projfenbier^ — canvass, "Kxt grober Ceins 
 wanb au§ ben preu^if(i^en|)fifen fommenb,— 
 deals, p/. norbifd^e (3;annen5)©ielen oon me^r 
 Ql§ 20 ^uf Sclnge, —essence, ©proffens 
 
 effenj, — fir, —pine, vid. Spruce; — leather, 
 (preu^ifd^eS ob. oielmc^r ein fcine§) bdni[rt)c§ 
 fiebcrj — oker, bie feinf^e ©orte beS gelben 
 £)f erg 5 — wine , <Sproffenepns mit SBein 
 cermifd^tj — wood , flcin ge^acEte§ ob. Sflei§- 
 ^olj j — yarn, rot^eS Seinengarn. 
 Spruce, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. nett, fttuber, ge= 
 pu^t. III. — ness , s. bie ^fldti^Mt, ber fau= 
 bere Injug. [pu^en. 
 
 To Spruce , v. n. &. a. fid^ fauber i^altcn, fid^ 
 Sprung, pret. &. p. p. t>. To Spring. 
 Spiid, *. 1. ba§ furjc (fpatelformige) SO^elfcrj 
 2. bicOartnergabelj 3. cont. ber^nirpg. 
 Spiil'Ier, 5. ber (7fuffel)er in ben ^abrifen libcr 
 Spume, s. ber ©(^oum. [bie ®arn=)<SpuIer. 
 To Spume , v. n. fd^dumen. [men. 
 
 Spumes'cence, s. bie©d^aumig!eit,ba8 ©(^du* 
 Spa'mid, Spu'mous, Spu'my, arfj. fd^dumig, 
 fd^dumenb. [fd^dumenb. 
 
 Spuraiferous, adj. ©d^aum ^ercorbringenb, 
 Spu'min$s8, s. bie fd^aumige aSefc^ttffen^eit. 
 Spon, j)ret. & v. d. ». To Spin. 
 
 Spiinge, s. 1. ber ©(^njQmmj 2. ber {Rdumct 
 ((StiicfOSBifd^erj 3. bcr^tollen am^ufeifcn. 
 
 ToSpiinge, v. I. a. 1. mit bem ©^wommc 
 (ab)n)ifd^en, iiiberroiffben 5 2.mit bem ©(grooms 
 me ne^en , (!Sud^) frimpen, frumpen, einlau* 
 fen Ittfren) 3. auSroifd^en, 4. einfaugen^ II. n. 
 lecfcn, fd^maro^en. [2. ber (3:u(^=)^nmper. 
 
 Spun'ger, s. 1. ber Sellerlecfer, ©c^maro^erj 
 
 Spiin'gjform, adj. vid. Spungy, I.5 — quartz, 
 ber ©d^roimmfiefel. 
 
 Spiin'gjness, s. bie ©(^njammigfeit, Sodferl)eit. 
 
 Spiin'ging-house , s. ba§ (a3ier=)>f>au§ (TOO^in 
 man ja^lungsunfd^ige :M:rreflanten fe^t). 
 
 Spun'gious, adj. \6)\vammiQ , fd^njommartigj 
 
 — stone, ber ©c^roammftein. 
 Spiin'gy, adj. 1. fd^roammig, fd^n)ammi(^t, Uh 
 
 f er 5 2. einfaugenb , 3. nap 5 4. can Lbctrunf en. 
 
 Spiink, s. 1. ber3unbf(^njamm,3unber,ba& 
 faule ^olj, 3unbl)0lS5 bie Suntc^ 2. vwfg-.bie 
 2ebl)aftigfeit, bag gcuer. 
 
 Spiir, s. 1. ber ©porn (aud^ Bot.)i 2. ber 
 (Btfld)el, ©orn5 3. "nk ©trebe, <^tu^ti 4. ber 
 (Sd^ifffc^nabel j 5. bag 9J?utterf orn, :Kfter!orn5 
 6. bagi)eroorragenbe5 ber ^ugldufer (eineg 
 a3ergeg)5 T. ber (7fn=)3:rieb, mcii, Ui 7(uf= 
 muntcrung, ber aSemeggrunbj 8. bie (Sile, 
 (Silfertigfeitj s-s, pi. 9. Tt/p. bie ^unftur* 
 fpi^cnj 10. i^ort.eine5CrtSIuern)dUe5— gall, 
 ber ©pornflid^ 5 To — gall , mit ben ©pornen 
 Derlelen? — gear, vid. — wheel; — guard, 
 bie duferftc ^ad^z im Slower ju Sonbonj — 
 leather , bag ©pomleberj — way , ber Sleits 
 n)eg5 — wheel, Mech. bag ©purrab. 
 
 To SpQr, V. I. a. 1. fpornenj flad^elnj 2. Jig. 
 (— on, fort)treiben , reijen, bcfd^leunigen > 
 II. «. (— on, fort)eiIen. 
 
 Spurge, s. Bot-s. bic 5)ZiId^pfIan8C , SBolfg» 
 mild^ 5 — flax , ber ©eibelbaft) — laurel , ber 
 immergriine ^ellcr^algj- olive, ber^eilanbj 
 
 — wort, bie ©d^mertlilie, 3ng. 
 Spur'get, s. ber ^norren, ^florf. 
 Spii'rious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. une^lt, 
 
 fa(fdi) , untergefc^oben? 2. une^elid^ 5 — flesh, 
 bag Sippenfleifd), ^a^nfleifc^. III. — ness, s. 
 bie Uned^tl)eit. [beU)6Isern eineg ©d^iffeg. 
 
 Spur^ket, j. Mar. ber Staum jwifd^en ben ©a* 
 
 Spiir'ljng, s, vid. Smelt; — line, Mar. bie 2icn, 
 bieben^yiometermitbem©teuerrab)oerbinbet. 
 
 To Spurn , v. I. a. 1. (mit bem ^upe n)eg)fto« 
 fen, trcten, f^ampfenj 2. (- away) cerdd^t* 
 lic^ iuxM' (oon fic^) raeifen, DeriDerfenj 3. 
 oerad^ten, iDerdd^tlid^be^anbeln? Il.n.l. ^in* 
 ten ttugfc^lagen 3 2. Xxo^ bietcn^ 3. mit at, 
 roie I, 3. [bie loerdc^tlid^c IBe^anblung. 
 
 Spurn, s. 1. ber ©top mit bem ^upe? 2. fig. 
 
 |Spur'n?r, s. ber SSerdd^ter, Sro^enbe. 
 
Spur 
 
 668 
 
 Squa 
 
 Spur'nej, *. vid. Sparry. 
 
 Spurred, adj. mit ©poren, in ©poren. 
 
 Spur'rer, s. t)er (IfnO^pomer. 
 
 Spur'rjer, s. Der ©pornmat^er, <Bporer. 
 
 Spiir'ry, s. Bot. ter ^tfcrfpergel, ^noterig. 
 
 To Spurt (To Spur'tle), v. I. a. fpri|en, scr= 
 flreuen, 11. n. (— np , auf)fpri$cn, fpringen, 
 f(^iepen,flursen. 
 
 Spurt, .«. 1. t)er <S(^uf (oon ctn>a§ ®efpru§» 
 tern), ©turj, ©prung, 3ug, ^ufflug, 2. bie 
 a5orbicrfpri|e5 3. bcr ©ifer, bie i)i§e. 
 
 To Sput'ter, v. I. n. 1. fprul)eln, fpn$en,fpru= 
 ^ett5 2. geifernj n« «• ougfprubeln. 
 
 Sput'ter, f.t)a&®cfprut3el, ®efpri|eli ©erdufd^. 
 
 Spiit't^rer, s. fcer (Sprul)lcr, ©primer. 
 
 Spy, s. ber ©pion, iiunbfc^afterj — boat, fcaS 
 Olennf(^iff 5 — glass, baS ^ernglaS, gernro^r. 
 
 To Spy, V. I. a. 1. crfe^en, crlauft^en, gewa^= 
 rcn, entbecfenj 2. (to — out) (au8)fptt^en, 
 (auS)funbf(^aften, (er)forf(]^en) II. n. l.fpio= 
 nirenj 2. (Ittufc^enD) gucten (beim Winter? 
 fpiel), 3.fuien, forft^en, grubeln (into, ntt(^)} 
 s-ing glass, ?Jiri. Spy-glass. 
 
 Squab [skwo — , fo bie fig.], I. adj. 1. quob^ 
 belig, quatfcbelig, fleifcbig, bicJunbfettj 2. 
 Id^X, ungefiebcrt, recid^ 5 11. adv. vulg. 
 fcbroappS! plump I 111. *. l. cont. bie SluQt= 
 f(bel, bicf e u. fette »perfon 5 2. 7c/i. bie Sluappej 
 3. bcr ©effel, ^olfterf^u^l, ba§ auggef^opftc 
 (©i§«)^ilTen , ^olfter^ 4. bie jungeS^aubej 
 (— chicken) baS .Riidjlein, — pie, bie gefiiUtc 
 Soubcns (obcr ^u()ncr=)^aftete. 
 
 *To Squab, col.v.l. n. (— down) binfcblagen, 
 binpIumpen}II.a.brein)ci(bfd^Iagen.[bicfu.fett. 
 
 ♦Squab'blsh, adj. quatfcbclig, (n)eii)fleif(bi9, 
 
 *To Squab'ble, v. n. vulg. janfcn, ^abern, 
 4)anbel fud^en. [^aber. 
 
 * Squab'ble, *. vulg. ba§ ©ejdnf , ber ©treit, 
 *Squab'bled, adj. Typ. "otxvMt, oerf(bobcn. 
 
 * Squab'bl^r, *.ber ^cinfer, Slaufbolb, ©(breier. 
 
 * Squab'by , vid. Squabbish. [Qorporolfcbaft. 
 
 * Squad, s.Mil. btt§ (6j:ercir=)©eta(bemcnt, bie 
 *To Squad, V. a. Mil. (eine (Sompagnie) jum 
 
 aSe^uf beS excrciren§ in fleine Slotten (in 
 
 (SorporaIf(baften) tbeilen. 
 Squad'ron, s. 1. bie ©(bQt,©d^n)Qbron j 2.ba§ 
 
 ®ef(bn)aber. [fcbroaberget^cilt. 
 
 Squad'roned , adj, in ©(b^abroncn ober ®e? 
 ♦Squal'id, I. adj. fd^mujig, garftig, unfauber, 
 
 II. — ness, *Squalid'ity, a\ bie UnfQubcrf eit, 
 
 Unflfit^igfeit, ©arfligfeit. 
 To Squall, v. n. lout (ttuf)f(breicn. 
 Squall, *. 1. bcr laute ©djrei, 2. Mar, ber 
 
 SSinbflop, gebrocbcne SSBinb, eine fQo. 
 Squal'l?r, *. bcr ©(brcicr, ©cbrcibalg. [roinbig.i 
 Squai'ly, adj. SBinbfi6fenauSgefc|t,fhirmi[(b,l 
 
 jSqua'lQr, s. bic Unfoubcrfcit, ber Unflotb, 
 
 ©4>mui. [ic). 
 
 Squares, *. pi. fcie ©^uppcn (on Sonnjopfcn^ 
 
 Squam'iforin, adj. [(buppcnformig. 
 
 Squamig'erous , Squamose', Squa'mous , adj, 
 
 Squaraos'jty, s. boS ©(buppige. [fcbuppig. 
 
 *To Squan'der [squon' — ], v. a. (— away) 
 
 iDerf4)Ieubern , i^erfd^rccnbcn. 
 
 *Squan'derer, s. bcr Serfcbwenbcr. 
 
 Squire, adj. 1. >}iercctig, ©ierfantig^ 2. im 
 
 SSierecf, re(btroinMig , 3. cctigj 4. (-built, 
 
 — set) florf, picrftbrotig, untcrfc^t j 5. angc» 
 
 melfen, paffenb, xcd)t , 6. abgcftbloifen, quitt 5 
 
 T. reblicb, red^tfcbaffen, gerabej — coat, bic 
 
 Sipre'e, baS ©alaflcib 5 — collar, bcr ©tc^» 
 
 f rag en j — cross, ba§ ^acfenfreuj [4^]) — 
 
 frame-saw, bic ©(bulp= ober ©^iilpfogej — 
 
 hide. Die gegerbteS)d^fcnt)aut, oljnc^opf unb 
 
 o^ne Saudf) , — piano-forte , ba§ tafelformi* 
 
 ge pianoforte 5 Mar-j. — rigged , Sdaafcgel 
 
 fii^renbj lange Olaaen i^abenb, — sail, bic 
 
 ®refoc£j — sails, {Raafcgel j a — sternedship, 
 
 ein ©(biff mit plattem ©picgcl5 — tuck, ber 
 
 ^(ilatu ©piegel) — yards, Staaen, bie recbt* 
 
 winflig am 9J?ofl l)dngcn. 
 
 SquAre, s. 1. baS D-Uubrat, SSierctf, ®c»>icrtc, 
 nuarre 3 2. a) ba§ ^clb (auf bem ©cbaibbrct) j 
 6) bie Sflaute , ©d^cibc , f)latte j c) baS ticr^ 
 ecfige ©tiicf, 3. Der i^ievecfige ^la^, ^ItaxiU 
 pla§ } 4. ba§ |)dufer=£luabrat 5 5. (— number) 
 bie £luobratjot)l j 6. bic ©dulenplattc 5 T. Ast. 
 ber geoiertc ©(bein, S5icrtclfiicin } 8. baS 
 SBinfcIma^, SBinfelcifcn 5 9. baS ©bcnmap, 
 SScrl)dltnip, ber rcd)tc ©tanbj 10. bic mi(b= 
 tigfcit, ®lci(bbcit, {Read, S)rbnung5 11. bie 
 OleblidjMt, ®rabl)cit5"^12. bcr ricbsigftc3;i)cil 
 eine&3olI§) to bring into — , picrcrfig ma= 
 (ben, quabriren j 't is out of—, c§ flc^t nicbt 
 glei(b, ni(bt minfelrcd^t, ift in Unorbnung j on 
 (upon) the — , 1. winfclrecbt, 2. gcrabeju, 
 reblid^ 5 squares go, c§ (cigcntlid[) : ba§ ©picl 
 im aSretc) flel^t gut, how go squares? wic 
 flc^cn bie ©ad^cn? — foot, bcr Sluabratfuf j 
 — measure, ba§ Sluobratmaf. 
 
 To SquAre, v. I. a. 1. quabrircn, »?icrecfig 
 macben, in cin SSierect fleUcn, (ab)f icrcn, in'^S 
 ®coiertebringen5 2. Mar. (bic Olaaen) in'§ 
 SSierfant bralfcnj 3. (cinc^abO suni£Lua= 
 brate crbcbenj 4. (ab)mcffcn, einrid^ten, gc» 
 map madden, anpaffcn, 11 n. 1. (— with, ju= 
 fammen)pa|Tcn , fi(b fcbicfcnj 2. (— well) gc» 
 lingen, ju ©tatten fommen? squaring of the 
 circle, bie Huabratur be§ 3irfeB. 
 
 Square'ly, adv. gcmci^. [2. bic S?icrung. 
 
 SquAre'nes», s. 1. bag SBicrccf ige , OcPicrtej 
 
 SquAr'ish, adj. faftquttDratformtg. 
 
8qua 
 
 669 
 
 Stag 
 
 Sqoarrose', Squar'rous, adj. Bot. fparrig. 
 
 To Squash [squosh] , v. a. ju S3rei fc^Iagen, 
 (jcr)quetfd)cn, jerfnirfd^en. 
 
 ♦Sqaash, s. 1. t)QS SBeid^e, Icid^t ju 3crquet* 
 fd^cnbci 2. t)er roeidje gQlI,t)aS3ufQmmen= 
 fc^Iagen »eic^er,Rorper j t)erpiQtf(^,IIuatf(^, 
 ^la^er j 3. a) tie unreife %xu6)t, Hi roei6)z 
 Sbfl j 6) Mc grune |)ulfc, t)er unreife ^ern? 
 c) bie junge aSo^ne, @4>ote j 4. yid. Quash 
 
 To Squat [squot], V. n. 1. ftd^ niet5erfe§cn, 
 ^ocfen, fauern, frumm {i^en, 2. bef. >lm. fid^ 
 ttuf frembem (gewo^nl. ber 9legiening ge^6^ 
 renfccm) ©runb unt) Sob en nieberlajfen. 
 
 * Squat, adj. 1. ^ocfenD,fQuernbj2.furj,j^dm^ 
 mig, unterfc^t, gebrungen. 
 
 * Squat, s. 1. t)Og ^ocfcn, vffQuern j 2.t)ie95eu= 
 le, SBraufcbc, 3. bcr ^innfpat^ 5 4. a — (aud) 
 Squatt) of ore, Min. tin (Srj=3tcft. 
 
 ♦Squat'ters, s. pi. bef. ^m. unbered^tigtc ^n 
 
 jiebUr Quf fremben Sdnbereien. 
 Squaw, s. Am. bie (norbam.) Snbiancrin. 
 To Squeak, To Squeal , v. n. 1. qute!en, qud= 
 
 fen, qudrren, fd^reicnj 2. roinfein, roimmcrn 
 Squeak, *. bttS Sluiefcn, ©d^merjgefd^rei , ber 
 Squea'k^r, .v. ber SIuicFcr, :c. [B6)Vii. 
 
 Squea'injsh, I. or Squea'sy, adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 1. c!cl, @FeI cmpfinbenb , sdrtlid^, wd^Icrifc^, 
 
 2. roiberlit^, efeI()Qft5 III. — ness, Squea'sj- 
 n?s8, s. 1. bag (SHe, SBd^Ierifd^ej 2.bie3art= 
 \^dt, SBebenf Ii(^f eit , bag ubermd^ig fcine ®c- 
 fu^U 3. bieilbelfeit, ^yieigungjumGrbrcci^en. 
 
 To Squeeze, v. I. a. 1. (— out, qu§5, — up, 
 
 Sufammcn)bn[t(fen, preiTen, quetfc^enj 2. un« 
 
 terbrurfcn, qudlen^ II. n. l.brdngen/bnngcnj 
 
 2. flc^ ein» ober burc^brdngcn. [ft^ung. 
 
 Squeeze, s. ber ©rucf, bie^rcffung, SLuet* 
 Squee'z?r§, s. pL bie ^reffe, ©d^raube (cincr 
 
 ^reffO 5 lemon — , bie (Sitronenpreffe. 
 Squib, *.l. bie Heine (Ratf etc, bcr^euerfd)»dr» 
 
 merj 2. bie^ofic, 3^ec!erei, ©pfitterei, bag 
 To Squib, V. n. fp6tteln. [^agquiU. 
 
 Squill, s. 1. Bot. bie 9J?eeritt>iebel5 Ent-s. 2. 
 
 ber ®quiaenfreb§i 3. bie SBaUfif(irQU§. 
 Squin'ant, s. Bot. ba& ^ameel^eu. 
 Squint, I. adj. fd^iel, fd^ielenb, (— eyed) f(^iel» 
 
 dugigj n. s. 1. ber fd^iefe Slirf, 2.ber(Sd^ie= 
 
 lenbc, (— eye) bo§ ©d^ielaugc. 
 To Squint, V. n. (& a.mit . . .) f(i^ieU'n.[3un!er. 
 Squire, s. contr, n. Esquire ; the young — , ber 
 To Squire, v. a. (eincr Same [offentlid^]) ben 
 
 f)of madden , (fie) begleiten. [f erfiaft. 
 
 Squire'hood [— 'hud], Squire'ship, s. bic 3^"- 
 Squire'ly, adj. ritterlic^. 
 To Squirm, v. n. fid^ frummen. 
 SquTr'rel , s. ba§ @i(^t)6rn(^en > — fish, Teh. ber 
 
 ®Iau!opf. 
 
 (To Squirt, V. a. fpri|en, fprubcin j s-ing co- 
 cumber, Bot. bie ©felSgurfe. 
 
 Squirt, s. 1. bie ©pri^e, 2. bic JtlQflierfpri^e j 
 3. ber SBafferftra^I, @(buf . 
 
 Squit't^r, s. bic 3innfd^Iacfen. 
 
 To Stab, V. a. (& n.) 1. flet^enj 2. tobtlit^ oer» 
 rounbcn, erj^e^en, burdjjbo^ren, crbolc^en, 3. 
 fig. f(^dnbcn. 
 
 Stab, s. 1. ber @tid^, bic SBunbcj 2.ber©tof, 
 @d^lQg5 3. ber ^interliftige ©treic^. 
 
 Stab'ber, s. 1. ber 9Keuielm5rber J 2. col. bic 
 grof c brcifantige Tf^le. 
 
 Stabil'iraent, s. W Sefeftigung. 
 
 To Stabifl'jtate, v. a. fcflfiellen, ftdtig ma6)tn. 
 
 Stability, *. l.bieSefligfeit,@tdtigfeit5 2. 
 bie aScfidnbigfeit, ©tanb^oftigfeit j 3. bic 
 ©aucri 4. bie 3a^Iung§fd^igf eit. 
 
 Sta'ble, adj. 1. fefl, bttuer^aft, ^Qltbar, fiarf 5 
 2. fldt, befidnbig, flanb^aft. 
 
 Sta'ble , s. bcr StaU j — bred, im ©tall erjo* 
 gen j gemein, — man,bcr®toUfne(^t j — pail, 
 ber ©tQlIeimcr J — room , ber ©tQlIraum, — 
 stand, 1. 5porf. bcr ^nfianbimSSalbc 5 2. 
 Law, ba& GrgreifencineS SffiilbbiebeS auf bem 
 7rnftanbc5 - yard, bcr Stall^of , S5ie^()of. 
 
 To Sta'ble, v. I. a. fiallcn, einj^allenj II. n 
 njo^nen, ^aufen (Pon3;^ueren)j stabling, bic 
 
 Sta'bleness, s. vid. Stability. [Stollung. 
 
 Stab'ljsh, &c. :^ vid. Establish &c. 
 
 Stacca'do, s. ba& ©tttFct, bic SScrpfd^Iung. 
 
 stack, s. 1. ber |)aufen, <StapeI, ©top, ©t^o* 
 ber, ^e^m 5 2.bie 0lei^c 5 — wood, ^laftcr^olj. 
 
 To Stack , V. a. (to — up) QufftcIIen , auffta* 
 pcin, (auf)fd^i(^ten. 
 
 Stad'dle, Stad'le, s. l.ba§ ®epfdl)Iej 2. bic 
 (Stii^c, ber ^fa^I, SBaum, 3. bag ©efiett, bic 
 Unterlagcj 4. bie ^rucfe} 5. bie ©teUe, 5iar« 
 be, 5. ba§ SafreiS, ^egereiS. 
 
 To Stad'le, v.a.l. flu^en, pfd^Icn , untcrfieU 
 ten? 2. bcim 2i(bten jungelBdumc (Sapreifer) 
 fie^en laffen. 
 
 StadtHiolder , *. ber (nicbcrl.) ©rbflattt) alter. 
 
 Staff, s. 1. beretQb,©fode5 2. bcrScbaft, 
 ©picpj 3. bie ©tu^e, 4. bie8ta|teI,@projTej 
 5. ber TCmtgfiab} 6. Surg, bic ©onbe, ber 
 ^at^eter^ T. ber (SftegimentS* ob. ©eneral*) 
 ^tah*, 8. bie ©croolt, bag Sfled^tj 9. ein 5rco= 
 tcn(Iinien)ft)ficm5 10. bcr SSerg, bie ©tropic, 
 ©tanjcj — officer, ber ©tabgofficicr 5 — 
 snake, bic <Stocf fd^Iangc 5 — tree, ber Selafier } 
 — wood, bag ^QfbQubent)oIs. 
 
 Stag, s. Sport, ber (QUggen)Q(bfene) ^irfc^ j — 
 beetle, — fly, Enf.bcr^irfd^fdferj— evil, Far. 
 bie|)irfd^!ran!^eit5 — 's-hom-tree , Bot. ber 
 ©umacb) — hound, bcr ^e^^unb (bei^irf(i&» 
 jagben)j — worm, ber (Sngcrling. 
 
stag 
 
 670 
 
 Stal 
 
 stage, s. 1. u^ ©eruft, ©(^augeriift, tie 
 Sii^ne, ter ©d^aupla^j 2. Die (^oflO®tQ= 
 tion,tocrOlu^epla§,l)ie|)erberge) 3. Mil. tie 
 etape J 4. bie @tufe, ier ^ortgang, ^uflonb, 
 @ral)5 5. bie ^oflfutfc^e, ber ^oftroagcnj 6. 
 ^ff. berlfuftritt, 7. Print. berSHeibfleinja 
 clear — , freieS §elb, ©pielraum? — box, tie 
 S^CQterloge, — coach, t5ie2ant)futfd^e, (per= 
 fonen*)^oftfutf(i^c 5 — driver , bcr ^erfonen= 
 ^u^rmann, ^o|^!ned^t, ^oftiaon? —horse, 
 1>Q§ (frifd^e) ^oftpfcrt) 3 — (coach-)office, baS 
 2ant)futf(^en - bureau, ^erfonenfu^rmann§= 
 JBureouj — pidgeon, bie 95rieftaube, poft= 
 taubc, — play, Dag (Sc^aufpiel, — player, 
 bcr ©ci^aufpielcr 5 — practice, %i)caUX'dio\i' 
 tine 3 — waggon , bie grai^tpofl, i)cr (^ofl=) 
 ^ttctnjageii)— writer, i)cr@(tiaufpielf(l^reibcr. 
 
 Sta'ger, *. coi. ber erfa^rene 5}?ann, fcur(^trie= 
 
 St;Vg?ry, *.(n.fi.)bic ©(^aubu^ne.[beneguc^g. 
 
 Stag'gard, *. Sporf. bcr t}ieridl)rige ^irf(^. 
 
 To Stag'ger , lit. & fig. v. I. a. 1. roanfen, 
 [(j^roanfen, 2. anfte()en, jaubern? 11. o. 1 
 manf enb madden 5 2. ftu^ig mod^cn, bcfremben 
 
 Stag'gerer, s. ber, bag SBanfcnbe, :c. 
 
 Stag'gers, s. pi. ber®(^rainbel,bic®re^franf= 
 ^zit (Don S^ieren). 
 
 Stag'ger-wort [wurt] , s. Bot. bagS^^Cobgfraut. 
 
 Stag'nancy, s. bag <StiUflc^en, bie ©tocfung. 
 
 Stag'nant, adj. ftiUflel)cnb, flodfenb, Com. flan. 
 
 To Stag'nate, v. n. fiille fie^cn, ftocten. 
 
 Stagna'tion, s. ber ©tiUflanb, Ui glauljeit, 
 ©tocfung. 
 
 Staid, I. pret. &. p. p. C. To Stay; II. adj. 
 
 fig-Q^Wi III. — ness, s. bie ®cfe§tt)eit. 
 
 To Stain, v. a. 1. pcctcn, beijcn, bunt madden, 
 fdrbcn 5 ^arben einbrennen in...i (©lag) ma= 
 Icn, 2. beflcdEen, bcfubcln? 3. fcbdnben, s-ed 
 cotton , (gelb) geflecfte 95aumn)one i s-ed 
 paper , gemalteg (farbigeg, buntes) ^opier^ 
 s-ed glass, ©lag mit eingebrannten ^igurcn. 
 
 Stain, s. 1. ber ^lecfen, mahU 2. ber:jfn= 
 
 Stai'ner, s. ber SSeflccfcr, ^.[ftnd), SSeifd^macf. 
 
 Stain'less, adj.unbeflecft. 
 
 StAir , *. 1. bie @tufe, ©taffel, ber 3:ritt3 2. 
 s-s, pi. — case (a pair or a (light of s-s) , bic 
 Srecpe, (Sticgej — rods, ©tangen urn bie 
 Seppic^c an bie Slreppenabfd^e ju befcfligcn j 
 - case eyes , bie Slinge worin biefe ©tongen 
 ge^en. 
 
 Stake, s. 1. ber ^fa^l, bie pfofie? 2. ber 
 ©(^anbpfa^, granger i 3. ber ^fal)l im 
 (Sc^eiter^aufen 5 -i.^ff.bag 5iJ?drtt)rert^um 5 5. 
 ber 6a§ im ©piele, ©infa?, bie einlage (aud^ 
 
 fig.)i 6. bag SBagnip, SBageftiicf j 7. berln= 
 hi^, bag fleine®eri(bt, bicSSorlagej 8. ber 
 |)anbambof , bag ©inflerfeifen j to sweep s-s, 
 
 Meg einftrcidben i to lay at — , baran(obct 
 aufg ©piel) fe^en, roagen^ to lie (or to be) 
 at — , auf bcm ©piele fle^en ? R-m-s.— heads, 
 bie 9}?icfen5- posts, tie ^foftcn, an bcncn 
 bie OJZicfen befcfligt Hnb. 
 
 To Stake, v. a. 1. (um)pfd()lcn, bepfd^lcn, 2. 
 ftu^en, 3. (^fd()re) sufpi^cnj 4. pfd^len, 
 burd^bo^ren, 5. 7an. (geber aug)floUen5 6. 
 (im <SpieIe) fe^en, 7. jum ^fanbc fe^en, cer= 
 pfdnbcnj 8. auf bag ©picl fc^en, roagcn. 
 
 Stalac'tjc, — cal, adj. tropff^cinartig > — spar, 
 ber faferigc .Kalff^cin 5 — stone, ber Sropfftein. 
 
 Stalac'tjfdrm, Stalacti:t'if6rm , adj. tropfftcin= 
 formig. [vKalFfinter. 
 
 Stalac'tite , s. Min. ber 3:ropffiein , gctropftc 
 
 Stalactit'jc, adj. tropffieinartig 5 — carbonate 
 of lime, ber ^aferhlf. [S^ropfflein. 
 
 Stalag'mite, s. Min. bcr ©tolagmit, runbc 
 
 Stale, adj. 1. alt, fd)al, mattj 2. altbacfen j 3. 
 ceraltet, abgenu^t, ftumpf, fc^mac^. 
 
 Stale, s. 1. ber Btki, ©c^aft, Ue |)anbt)abe5 
 2. r)U ©proffe, ©tufe3 3. ber |)arn (Dom 
 ^ferb u. Olinbme^)5 4.bag50?att (im©(^a(^= 
 fpiele) i 5. 4= vid. Stalking-horse. 
 
 To Stale , v. n. flallen, feid^en (con ^ferbcn). 
 
 Stale'ness, s. 1. bie '^^a\{)dt, bag S?crbraudb= 
 U, liter, bie lbgenu|t^eit5 2. bcr Uringeflanf. 
 
 To Stalk [stak] , v. n. 1. flolj baljer [d;rcitcn, 
 ftapfen, 2. fd(>lci(^ett, fid^ »erf^ecfen. 
 
 * stalk, s. 1. ber ©tengel, ©tici, ^olm 3 2. ber 
 ^amm an ber SBeintraubc j 3. bic^eberfpulc, 
 ber^iel, 4. bie {Ro^re^ 5. bcr flolje, ro cite 
 
 * Stalked, adj. cinen ©ticl ^abenb. [©d^ritt. 
 *Stalk'er. *• 1- ber ©tapfcnbe , ^od;auftrc= 
 
 tcnbe5 2. bag©tcIIgorn. 
 
 *Stalk'ing, comp. — hedge, bcr SSerflcrfjaun > 
 — horse , 1. Sport, bag ©djieppfcrb (l)inter 
 rccld^em man bog SBilb bef(ilci(iE)t) j 2. fig. 
 bie 9)Jagfe, ber ffiormanb. 
 
 Stalk'y , adj. {)<xxt roie cin ©tengcl. 
 
 Stall, s. 1. bcr ©taUj 2. bie :jrbtt)eilung (in 
 einem ©talle) , :?CbfialIungj ,Srippe3 3. bcr 
 SSer!auf(g)f^anb, bic5)Jarft* ober 9)lef bube, 
 ber 3:ifd) ober bic ^davX pm SBaarcn»erfauf, 
 ber ,ff rdmerfianb 5 4. bcr G^orftul)!, 5. bic 
 ©tiftg^crrnfteUe, 6. bcr ©pcrrji^j r. bog 
 ^aumjeugj — boat, bcr Heine Stat^cnj— fed, 
 im ©talle gcfiittcrt, gcmdftctj — feed, — 
 feeding, bie ©tallfiitterung^^JJaft} — keeper, 
 ber ©tanbfrdmer, - money , bag ©tanbgclb, 
 ber aSubensing. 
 
 To Stall, V. I. a. 1. cinfiaUcn, untcrbringen^ 
 2.mdften, filttern, fat^^zn 3 3. vid. To Install ; 
 II. n. l.flallcn, liegen, n)o^nen3 2. fcfifa^= 
 ren (im ©(^muj, jc.). [money. 
 
 Stal'lage, s. 1. bag ©taKgclbJ 2. vid. Stall- 
 
Stal 
 
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 Stan 
 
 Stal'ljpn, *. ter (3uc^t*)^cngft, ©cfd^aler. 
 
 Stal'wart, adj, ^ &* tapfer, ftarf. 
 
 Stam , .V. bcr ©tamm , <Btid, <Storf j — wood, 
 
 bQ§ (Stocf^oIS; tsic auSgegrabenen SEurjeln. 
 Sta'men, s. 1. Bot. fcer ©tQUbfalJCn, 2.Stain'- 
 
 ina, pi. a)t)crUrftoffOieur[prungUd^en©e= 
 
 ftanlJt^eile, 6) bic fefien 3:^eilc. 
 Stam'in(e) , s. Der (Stamin (3cug). 
 Stam'inal, adj. 1. bie ©taubfdDen bctrcffcnD^ 
 
 2. or Stam'inate, auS ©taubfdben befle^cnD. 
 To stam'inate, v. a. mit fcften S^eilen Pcrfe^ 
 
 ^eni l^arf mo^en. [Bot. ©taubfdben ^abcnt). 
 Stamin'eous, adj.l.aug^dben befte^enbj 2.bIop 
 Starajniferous, at(/. ©tQubfdben tragenD 
 StjWmel, I. s. l.t>ag^aftamenbraun,|)cll= 
 
 rot^ j 2. vid. Staraln ; II. adj. faflanicnbroun, 
 To Stam'iner,v.n. flammeln,ftottern.[^ellrott). 
 To stamp , v. a. 1. (and) n.) flampfen, flopen, 
 
 trcfen, 2. jerflo^en, 3. ftcmpeln, oufbrucfcn j 
 
 4. a) (®elb) prdgen, f>) (®mi6)tc) aid^en. 
 Stamp, *. 1. bag ©tampfen^ 2. tcr ©tempclj 
 
 3. T. ber ^oc^flempeli 4. bcr ©rucf , 7fuf= 
 brucf , bag ©eprdge, bcr (St^Iogi 5. bcr Jh' 
 brucf, ,K:upferfii(^ 5 6. bcr (Stempetbogcn ^ 7. 
 J?g. bcr ©d^Iag, bie "Kxt , bcr^cnnjugi- 
 cutter, ber ©tempelfc^ncibcrj — duty, ujU 
 — tax; — fee, bag ©tempelgclbj — bead, 
 Min. bQ§ ©ifcn untcr bcm ^ot^ftcmpcl, 
 office, bttS ©tempclamtj — room , bie ^rd? 
 ficfldttci — tax , bie (Btcmpeltayc. 
 
 Stam'per, x. 1 . bcr (Stampfcr, 2C. ? 2. bcr ©tern 
 pel) 3. bcr JlrummfltQmpfer (bcr^utmacbcr) j 
 
 4. Conc/i.bte Sutc (€Dfufd)cO- 
 Stara'ping, comp. — hammer, /-u\bcr jammer 
 
 jum erftcn ® earbcitcn beg Slo^cifenS in Bt<ih= 
 
 cifenj — mill, bie <Stampfmut}le5 T. i^ai 
 
 ^od)mxt [|lct)cn, ouf^orcn 3U fliepen. 
 
 To Stanch, v. I. a. ^cmmen, j^iUenj II. «. fiiU 
 
 Stanch, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. 1. fefl, flarf, 
 
 bra», tiit^tig, gcfunb, gut 5 2.flanb^aft, uncr= 
 
 [(butterlic^ 5 — blood , bie SScipwurj 3 — 
 
 hound, ber gute @purf)unb. [f^illcnbc. 
 
 StJin'cher, s. 1. ber ©tiUcnbc, 2. bog 5Blut= 
 
 Stan'9hions, s. pi. 1. Heine ^oljerne obcr ci* 
 
 feme <Stu§en, Mar. ©tiepcr^ 2. ©ifcnfldbe. 
 
 Stanch'ness, s. 1. bie ^efiiqfeit , <Stanb^aftig= 
 
 feit j 2. bie ©torfc, Sutbtigfeit. 
 
 To Stand, v.l.n.l. ftel)cn j 2. ficb f^eUcn, tre* 
 
 ten 5 3. fein,fi(bbcfinbcnj 4. fleben bleibcn, 
 
 fliUfieljen, on^Qltenj 5. (- to , M.. .) btci= 
 
 ben, pcr^orren, (—out) aug^arrcn, feftfle^cn, 
 
 augbauern, 6. Qug^oltcn, ficb fallen, jicb ocr= 
 
 ^alteni 7. be^arrcn, bcflel)en(— in, in, on, 
 
 upon, auf)5 8. befij^affen fcinj 9. (— for) gel= 
 
 ten^ 10. liegenj 11. beru^en, ob^angcn (mit 
 
 by, on) fid) cerlaffcn (auf) } 12. onf^e^en, 56= 
 
 gem, ccrsiel)en , ©cbwierigfcitcn madden > 
 13. (— against , — out) joiberfie^en , entgc* 
 genftc^cn, (be)fireitcn5 14. flreben, fid) be* 
 rocrbcn (for, um)j 15. Mar. fcgcln, einen 
 6our§ nc^men, (— in, lonbrodrtg: — off, fec= 
 wdrtg) Qnliegen) to — away, (lange) aug= 
 blciben^ to - by, 1. auf W ©cite treten, 
 ^la| mac^cn, 2. bciftcl)cn, l)elfcn5 to — for, 
 1. eg fallen mit..., oert^eibigen^ 2. cer* 
 antworten , oertreten , to — for a bust , ol^ 
 5)fobea fleben, to — forth, ^eroor tretcn, [id^ 
 ^inficUcn, ficb seigenj to -in..., juftc^en 
 fommen auf ... , f often gcgen ... 5 to — god- 
 father Cgod mother) to a child, hd eincm 
 vKinbc ©cpatter ficljcnj to — in hand, (^e* 
 manbem) n)i(btig fein? to — off, 1. juriitf 
 tretenj 2. abfle^en, nicbt raoUen, abgcneigt 
 fein, M roeigernj 3. abfied)en, beroor ftc^cn, 
 er^aben fein, — off! wcg ba! jurilcf 1 to — on 
 points, fclbftftdnbig fein, ©runbfd^c be()aup« 
 ten, to — out, 1. l)eraug fictjen, i)erPor ragen > 
 2. fortge^en, [\6) roegmad^icnj to — out for..., 
 balten auf ... 5 to — security , asiirgfcbaft 
 leiftcU} to — sentry, SBad)e ftcljen, to — to, 
 
 1. aug^altcn (hd)i 2. (fein SBort, u.) ()al= 
 ten, 3. bcl)auptcn, fid^ t)altcn an . . . ,* 4. ^c 
 ^en fiir, tragen, to — to trial, fi(b por ©cricbt 
 pcUen, to — under, augftcbcn, aug^altcn j to 
 — up, 1. aufftet)en, fid) aufricbten , flcb t)in* 
 ftcUcn ) 2. (jur SSert^eibigung , Scfdmpfung, 
 2C.) auftretcn 5 to — upon , 1 . fallen auf ... f 
 
 2. (cigenfinnig) fefi()alten, bc^aupten, 3. an» 
 gc^en, bctrcffenj to — upon one's defence, 
 fid) roc^rcnj to — upon ceremony, Umftdnbc 
 macben, to — with , beftc^en mit ... , iibcr^ 
 einfommen, entfpretben, gemdp, becjuem, ge» 
 legen fein5 II. a. l.augflcben, aug^alten, (cr*) 
 tragen, Icibcn, 2. abwarten, (bie probe, jc) 
 befte^cn. 
 
 Stand, s. 1. bag®teben, bcrStanb, 2. bie 
 BUUt, ber pofien^ 3. ber ©tiUftanbj 4. Ut 
 Untcrbretbung, ^aufej 5. bie Unf(bluffigfcit,. 
 SScrlegcn^cit, ^ot^^ 6. bcr Sffiiberf^anb j 7. 
 ber ^ocbftcpunft, bic^o^e, berSflang, bo(ific 
 ®rabi 8. bag Sapreig, ^egereig3 9. berSla^s 
 men, bie Unterlagcj 10. ber ^ragftein , bie 
 (Sonfolcj 11. bag a3ret, ber ©cbiifTclring, lln» 
 terfa§5 12. bag ©eftcU, bcr ©tdnbcrj 13. ber 
 2cu(btertif(b , bag ScucbtcrgcftcU 3 14. bag 
 S[BanbgeflcU,Pfeilertifd)(ben5 15. Typ. bag 
 9lcgal (roorauf bie ©(bnftFaften flc^en), 16. 
 vid. Stall , 3. 5 17. a — of pitch , 2 big 30O 
 Pfunb pecbj - still, bag ©tiUj^c^en, - fast. 
 Mil. bcr 6tu|punft. 
 
 Stan'dard, I. s. 1. bie ©tanbarte, ^a&ne j 2. 
 (—bearer) ber §dbnri(^5 3. ber Stamm^ 
 
Stan 
 
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 Star 
 
 4. fecr freifte^cnbc (S5bfl035aum , 5. bcr M= 
 bttum, bQ§ 9}f arf jeic^cn 5 6. t?ie Docf e i)c§ ^ut= 
 fd)engcfteUe§5 T. t)Q§ syj ormolmop : a) bie 
 {lfli(^tpfcflc5 b) t)Q8gKiIitdrmafj c)ba§be= 
 flimmte 9)?ap bcS ^au^oIjCS 5 d) (— measure) 
 t5Q§ Sftid^tntQ^, SSiftrmo^; "JCic^mafj e) t>cr 
 
 ^robe, l)ie SBd^rung?/) t)ic fefte (oD. befldn-- 
 t)ige) SSalutaj g) tic Sflid^tfd^nur, Olcgcl, Ui> 
 SWuftcrj 8. Bo«. bie ^a^nej 9. s-s, pf. Afar. 
 mxU^xte ^nie, ©tec^fnie (ber SSatingen, :c.) 5 
 —of coin, bcr a)Jfin5=3:anf 5 II. odi.muftcr^aft, 
 Stormal^j III. comp. — engines , trogbare 
 5Kaf(]^incn 5 — weight , baS 5FtormaIgc»i(t)t. 
 
 To Stan'd^ird , v. a. Quf cine 9torm bringen, 
 (bcf. 5JJiin5en)nad) gcgebcner^lorm rcbucircn. 
 
 Stan'd^r, s. Dcr ©tc^cnDC, :c. cf. To Stand; 
 old — , rol. tcr ftltc ^unbc, altc 9?a^bar, 
 alte ®cfellf(^aftcr5 — by, mrf. By-stander; 
 
 — grass , Bot. baS ^nabcnfraut. 
 Stan'djng, I. p. s. 1. bic ©oucrj (S)tenfl=) 
 
 3eit5 ba& 'KlUxi 2. ber ©tanb, ^la§, bie 
 SBurbe, ber ^oftcni II. p. a. flc^enb: 1. blei= 
 benb, fortbaucrnb, bcfldnbigj 2. feft^ 3. c(^t 
 (0. ber ^arbe)5 4. gewo^nlicb) — bed, bog 
 ^foftenbett, — bowl, ber Sflomcr, bog SBein= 
 gtQ§ mit ^uf i — place, ber ©tanbort, bie @tcl= 
 Ic, — rigging, Mar.txx^ flc^enbe (fefte) Squ= 
 roerfj — room, ein ©(^cnfjimmcr berale- unb 
 gin-houses, o^nc <Si|ej — tuck, bcr ©totfbe 
 gen 5 — water, Mar. fte()enbcS SBaffcr. 
 
 stanMjsh, s. btt§ (fle^cnbc) ©(breibjeug. 
 
 Stane'file, s. r.bic^atroncber^ttrtenmo(ber, 
 ba& 3KQlbIott. 
 
 Stang, s. bie gflut^c (als ?»?Qf t). 16% ^up). 
 
 Stan'hOpe , s. cinc ^rt (Sl^aifc 
 
 Stank, pret 4= ». To Stink. 
 
 Stan'nary, I. s. bie 3inngrubCj II. adj. bie 
 3inn»crfe bctrcffenb) — laws, bie (corniftben) 
 3inngefc§c5 — man , ber Binnboucr, ^rbeiter 
 in bcr 3inngrubc. 
 
 Stan'nic, adj. 3inn bctrcffcnb, 3inn*. 
 
 Stan'za, s. bic ©tanjc, ©tropic. 
 
 Sta'ple, s. 1. ber (Stapcl, ^Karft, bic 92icber= 
 lagc, ber ©topclpla^, bic ©-flabtj 2. bcr 
 •JTufentbalt, Sftaflortj 3. bcr ©toff, ba§ 5Katc» 
 rialeincrSSQQrC} 4. bcr <Stapcl (bie^aben 
 Ob. ^afcrn) ber SBolIc unb aSoummoUej — of 
 a lock, ber ©(blicfbo^en, bie (Scblief foppe 3 — 
 for a bolt , bcr Oliegclbafcn , bie ^rampcj — 
 of land, bie SScfcbaffen^cit be§ SBobenS,— 
 commodities, — goods, bie @tapcl»aarc: 
 1. bic |>ttuptprobuctc (cincS 8anbc§)5 2. 
 SBaaren, bic bcm JBcrbcrben nid^t Ici^t un- 
 tcr»orfcnfinb(»ie^oIj, JBtci, Seber, ic.)i 
 
 — house, btt8 ^aufbau§, ?ogcrbauS, bic 
 
 (^QUpts)5^icbcrIagC} — privilege, —right, 
 ba§ ©t-re(bt, a8aQrcn=3?icbcrIag§rc(bti - 
 ropes. Mar. Zam i)om bcficn ^anf 5 - town, 
 bie grope ^anbel§|^Qbt,bcr ©t-pla^, — trade, 
 ber @t-banbcl. 
 
 Sta'pl?r, s. comp. bcr (SBoU*, :c.) ^Snblcr. 
 
 Star, s. ber ©tern, boS ©cftirn, — apple, 
 Bot. ber ©tcrnapfel, — beam, ber ©t-cn* 
 ftrobl) — bright, ftcrngldnjcnb, ficrnt)eU3 — 
 chamber, bie ©t-fommer (bQ§ el)emaligc QvU 
 minalgerid^t ju SBcftminficr) 5 — cowry, 
 Conch. bQ§ ©terncbcnj — fish, ber ©ecf^crni 
 
 — flower, 1. bQ5 ©t-frQUt5 2. or— hyacinth, 
 
 — of Bethlehem, bic ©t-b Iume,^ut)ncrmil(b) 
 
 — fort, — redoubt , bic ©t-f(banje5 — gazer, 
 Fch. bcr ©t-fe^eri- hawk, Orn. bcr ©t-falf, 
 ©(bIod)ter5-Iess, ft-enlecr, ungeflirntj- 
 light, 1. ba§ ©t-Ii(bt5 2. fl-cn()eU5 - like, 1 
 ben ©t-en glcicb , roic cin ©tern, fternicbt, 2. 
 gidnjenb, bcrii^mtj — lit, fl-cn^eUj — ray, 
 Ich. ber ©t-rod)e , — shoot (or flying — ), bie 
 ©t-fcbnuppc, — stones, Min. ©t-forallcn, 
 ©ratbcnfteinci Bot-s. — thistle, bic ©t-bificl 3 
 
 — wort, bie "JCfter, baS ©t-fraut. 
 To Star it, v. n. gldnjcn, figurircn. 
 Stiir'board, s. Mar. bQ§ ©tCUCrborb, (— side) 
 
 bie rcibtc ©cite bc8 ©(biffS. 
 Starch , I. s. 1. bic ©tdrfe (jur SBdfibc)^ 2. 
 bag ©tcife, ^ebantiftbcj II. or s-ed, arf;.; III. 
 
 — ly, adv. ftcif, geswungcn, formlifb? IV.— 
 ness, s. bie ©teif^eit. 
 
 To Starch, v. a. f!drfen, fteifen. [fet)dnblcr. 
 
 Star'ch^r, 5. 1 . ber ©tdrfcnbc 3 2. col. bcr ©tdr- 
 
 Star'chy, adj. ficif, gesTOungcn. 
 
 To Stire, v. I. n. 1. flarrcn,ftauncn3 2. (-at) 
 anflarrcn 3 angaffen 3 II. a. burcb ©torren bc» 
 Wirfcn, cf. To Look, a. 
 
 Stire, *.bcr ©tarrblicf, boS ©tarren, ©tauncn 
 
 St.Vrer, s. ber TCnftarrcr, ^nftauner. 
 
 Stark, I. adj.; II. or — ly, adv. 1. fiorf , ficif3 
 2. unbiegfam, raub, flrenge, bitter 3 3. ©oH, 
 ooUfommctt , iiber unb fiber , i^oUig , gdnslid), 
 tief3 4. arg , gar, fel)r, blof, lauter 3 — mad, 
 total ocrrficft,gans toll. 
 
 Star'ling, *. 1. Orn. ber ©taar3 2. bcr ®e- 
 genpfcitcr amaSrficfenjocbc, ©igboct. 
 
 Starred, adj. 1 . mit ©tcrncn bcfe^t, geftirnt, 
 beflirnt3 2. oon ben ©ternen rcgicrt3 unter 
 bcm @influ^ ber ©tcrnc. 
 
 Star'rin^ss, s. ba§ ©cfiirnte, bic ©tcrnbcUe. 
 
 Star'rul^t, s. ba§ ©tcrntben. 
 
 Star'ry, adj. ficrnig, gcflimt, ficrncnbell. 
 
 To start, v. I. n.l.fpringcn, platen 3 2. Afar.ga= 
 pen (v.^Ianfcn) 3 3. fiu^cn, ftu^ig rocrbcn, ju* 
 fammcnfabren, (— up) auffabren, auff(bretf en, 
 auffpringen, (— back) jurucf fabren 5 4. (-off) 
 
Star 
 
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 Stat 
 
 Qbfpringcn, abfc^njeifcnj 5. njeic^en, ju oer= 
 meifcen fu(^cn, flud^tcn, luSfluc^tc fui^en, ficl) 
 entfd^ulbigen j 6. auSlaufen , (ten SSettlauf) 
 beginncn, abgc^en,Qnfe§en5 7. fi(b fcrtig ^al= 
 ten, (- out, up) sumSSorfc^ein fommen, cnU 
 lichen, ri(bpl6§li(ber^cben, plfi^Iid^ ineine 
 Sagefommen, gcrat^cn^ n. a. 1. auftrcibcn, 
 aufjagen^Quffldubern, 2. [(j^cumacbcnj 3. er 
 rcgen, aufbringcn, oufru^renj 4. oorbringcn, 
 Qufbringcui 5. cntbecfen, 6. ocrrenfen, au§= 
 renfcnjT. Mar. (Den ^nfer) ttufroinbcn, lid^ 
 ten 5 Com-^.to-casks, ^djfcr fturjen (Iceren) 5 
 to — a price, (in Tfuctionen) onbieten. 
 
 Start, s. 1. bQ& ©tu^en, :j(uffa^rcn, 2c. c/. To 
 Start; 2. tie pl6§li(]^e Senjcgung, ber B6)n% 
 Srieb , Sflucf , ®to^ 5 3. Die (Stoproeite (beim 
 aSaUfifd^fang)} 4. t)cr Ijeftige 7Cu&bru(b, ^n-- 
 trieb } 5. ber Sprung, ^uslauf, Tfnlouf, Tfn 
 fa$, ^nfang be§ Olennen&j 6.Der:M:nfalI;(Sin= 
 fttU, bie 3Cnn)anl)Iung 5 7. Der SSorfprung, 
 SSorjug } — hammer, fccr ©e^^ammer. 
 
 Star'ter, .v. 1. feer ®tu|cnt>e, :C. cf. To Start; 
 2. ber SHSanfelmut^igej 3. ber ®tQuberl)unb , 
 4. ba§ junge ^onintben. 
 
 Star'tjng, comp.— bolt, ber ^n[e|er, bttS 3;reib= 
 eifenj — hole, l. u& @(blupfIo(b, bie!iCu§= 
 flud^t) 2. ber Unterftblcifi — place (— post), 
 ber ^uSIaufepIa^ (hd ^ferbecennen). 
 
 Star'tingly, ado. rucfroeife, in ^bfd^en. 
 
 Star'tish, adj. ein njcnig [d^cu, f(bu(btern. 
 
 To Star'tle, v. ha.l. fcbrecfen, in %\ix6)t fe^en, 
 unangene^m fiberrafcbenj 2. erfcbredfen, beun= 
 ru^igenj II. n. flu§cn,5ufammcnfQ{)rcn, er= 
 b eb en. [r en , bie 23 efturjung . 
 
 Star'tle, s, ber pI6^U(be ©(brecf , bQ5 :jfuffa^= 
 
 Star'tlish, adj. fcbit^tcrn, fibeu. 
 
 Starva'tion , s. 1. bQ§ ^Jtotljleibcn , 5)ungerlci- 
 ben, ber ^ungertob, 2. bie ©nt^rdftung, baS 
 SBerberbcn- 
 
 To Starve, v. I. ?<. grofe 3?ot^ leibcn, terbun* 
 gem, erfricrcn, umfommenj II. a. 1. oerbun= 
 gem laffen, ausbungem, umfommen laflfen, 
 2. QuSborrcn, cntfrdften. 
 
 Starve'ljng, I. s. ber ^jungerleibcr, ba§ au8ge= 
 bungcrte 3:t)ier5 ll. adj. auggebungert. 
 
 State, I. s. 1. ber ^uflanbj 2. ber (befiimmte) 
 @tanb , ©tanbpunft , bie Umfidnbe ; 3. ber 
 {Rang, (Stonb, bie SBiirbe, 4. ber <^taat, bo§ 
 ®emeinraefen5 5. s-s, pi. bie(2anbs)©tdnbe5 
 6. ber ©toat, tic ^rujbt, ba§ ©cprdngc, bie 
 geierlicbfeit^ 7. ter^ufnjanbj 8. bie ®rc>fe, 
 |)0bcit5 9. ber Stolj, |)Oibmutb) 10. ber 
 Sbronbimmcl, to lie in — , auf bem ^rad^t= 
 bettc (sporobcbette) liegen^Il.comp. BtaaU' : 
 — craft, \iit ^olitif, ^errffberlifl 5 — creditor, 
 ber ®t-gldublger 5 — criminal, ber ©t-oer* 
 I. 
 
 brc(beri — government, bie ®taatenregi€« 
 rung, — house, baS ©tabtbaug 5 —papers, 
 @t-QCten,* ©t-papicre, (5ffecten,^onb§5 - 
 room, bQ§ ©t-jimmer, ^runfjimmcrj — so ve - 
 reignty, bic ©elbftrcgicrung ber einjelnen 
 ©tttaten (o. ?iorb=7tmenf a) j - Vman, ber 
 ©t-Smttnnj — 's-manship, bie {RegierungS- 
 funflj — monger , cont. ber alljugcfd^dftigc 
 ^olitifcr. 
 
 To State , v. a. 1. fefl fe|en, beflimmen , bar* 
 tbun, ausfttgen, angcben, melbcn (juw. w.) j 
 2. Com. ben ©tQtuS ma(bcn, ctatifircn. 
 
 State'l?s8, adj. prunfloS. 
 
 Sta'tfdiy, adv. regelmdfig. 
 
 State'liness, .v. 1. bie Btattli6)Mt, ^o^cit, ®r6* 
 f e, SBiirbei 2.bie ^errli(bfcit, ^xa^t, ba§ ® c= 
 prdngej 3. ber ©tolj, ba§ PornebmcSBcfcn. 
 
 State'ly, adj. & adv. 1. flattli(b, crljabcnj 2. 
 bcrrli(b, prdcbtig j 3. wornebm, ftolj. 
 
 State'ment, s. 1. (bef. Law.) ber ©tatuS, (3uO 
 ©tanb, Sbatbejlttnb, bie ©acboorloge j 2. ber 
 SScrmSgcn&flanb, 3. bie SBeftbaffenbcit, ber 
 erroci&5 4. bie ungefdbrc a3ere(bnung, ber 
 (SSorO^nffblog, ^lan, (Sntmurf 5 5.bie^rcis= 
 lifte, ber lu&jug, bic ^oflen-Olc(bnung 5 6. 
 bie ©pecification , ba§ 95efianb8J>crsei(bnipj 
 r. ber :^brif 5 8. bie ©arftellung, "Kngabe, 
 ^uSFunft, ber ©eritbt, 9. bie SSebauptung, 
 ber S5en)ei§ 5 - of (an) account , ber QTbfdjIuf 
 eincr Slc(bnung, bie ^bf(bluf recbnung , — of 
 specie, bcr ©elbcour^settel,- of the public 
 funds, ber ©tQat§papicrs6our§5etteI. 
 
 Stat'jc, I, or — cal, adj. ftati[(b 5 II. s-s , «. pi. 
 bie ©ttttif. 
 
 Sta'tion, s. 1. bQ§ ©tcbcn,^upcn, 2.bic©tels 
 lc5 3. bie©tellung, Sogej 4. ber ©tiUfianb, 
 ^alt, bie Olubej 5. ber ©tonbpunft j 6. baS 
 ^mt, bcr iDienfl, ^of!en, Slang, ©tonb, Sdc 
 ruf, bag (Sef(bttft5 7. ber ©tanbort, bic ©ta-- 
 tion5 8. bcr SBabnbof (bci eincr (SifenbQbn)i 
 — line, 5DiepIeine} — stafT, ajieprutbe, ^ep= 
 flange, ^lafterftange^ —house, ^polijeiroacbe. 
 
 To Sta'tion, v. a. (bin)|leUcn , pojtircn, cine 
 ©tcKe anmeifen ^ to be s-ed , ftationirt fcin, 
 pcb wo aufbaltcn. [treffenb. 
 
 Sta'tional, adj. eine©teUung, cinen^often be= 
 
 Sta'tionary, adj. fefi, fcft Ob. fHU ftcbenb, blci* 
 benb, ftationdr,6rtli(b. 
 
 sta'ti(?n?r , s. bcr ©(breibematcrialicnbdnblcr, 
 ^apicrbdnbler,- s' hall, bie S3u(bbdnbler« 
 borfe su Sonbon. 
 
 sta'tionary, s. i.ter ^anbcl mifKUm, roas jum 
 ©(t)reiben,3cid)ncn,^alen, 2c. gc^6rti 2. bie 
 ©(breibematerialicnbanblung 5 — goods , - 
 ware, bie©d^reibemateriaUcn5 paptcrroaar«4 
 a3u(3^binbcrartiFeI. 
 
 43 
 
Stat 
 
 674 
 
 Stea 
 
 Sta'tjst, *. ber GtQtijtifcr, ©taatsfunbi^c. 
 
 Statifs'tjc, I. or— cal, adj. ftQtijlifc^j II. s-s, 
 s. pL bie ©tatiftif. 
 
 Statisti'ci^n, *. Ux ^tatiftihx. 
 
 Stat'uary, l,s. 1. bicSSilt^aucreii 2. Der asitb* 
 fettucr, 93ill5f(^ni|er3 II. comp, — marble, fccr 
 95ill)ffiurenmttrmor. [<StQtuen. 
 
 Stat'ue, s. bic aSilbfduICi — metal, SBronjc JU 
 
 To Stat^ue, v. a. ^inflellcn, QufftcUen. 
 
 Stat'ure [stat'shur or — 'yur] , *. bic ©tatur, 
 ^6rpergr6pc, |)6^c , bcr SBud^S. [gefc§Ii(i). 
 
 Stat'utable, I. ad/. ; II.— ly, adv. flatutcnmd^ig, 
 
 Stat'ute, s. bic^arlomentSttctc, baS ©totut, 
 (®runb*)®efc§/ Sanbc§Qefc|, bic SSerfaffung, 
 SScrorbnungj s-s of limitations , bic SSerjcil^s 
 rung§gcfc§C5 — labour, bcr ^rol^nbienftj- 
 law , bttS cngUf(3()c @tatutcnbu(i() (©ammlung 
 bcr engl. SanbcSgcfc^c), ([(^riftlic^e) ^arla= 
 mcntSbcf4)lufrc (opp. common law) 5 — mer- 
 chant, — staple, bic gcfc^mSf ige S5crf(^rci 
 bung, gcrid^tlicbc Coibimirtc) SScrfc^rcibung 5 
 -sessions, pi. ba§ ®efinbegcri(bt. 
 
 stat'Qtpry, adj. oerorbncnb, fe|lfe|enb, gcfc§= 
 iUI), fiatutarifc^ } —law, r)a$ ©tatutarrecbt, 
 
 Stiiunch, vid. Stanch. fSonbeSgcfc^. 
 
 To Stave, v. a. l.f(blagcn,ou§f(blQgen5 2.jers 
 fc^Iagen, cinfc^Iogen, cinftof en 3 3. burcb (Sin* 
 fcilogcn cinc§ gajTeS ouSgicpcnj 4. mit <Stfi» 
 ben ccrfe^cnj to — off, ab^altcn, abroe^ren. 
 
 Stave, s. 1. bic ^ttf boubc 5 2. njic staff, 9. & 10. 
 
 Staves, s.pL 0. Staff : 1. ©tob^olj, JC, 2. 
 Mec/i.Sriebftocfcj- acre, 5o«.ba§ Sdufcfraut 
 
 To Staw, V. n. fliu fte^cn, feft gefaljrcn fcin. 
 
 To Stay, v. I. n. 1. (— away, out, m^', ttU§s) 
 bicibcn, ccrwcilcn, fic^ auf^alten) 2. innc 
 Ijalten, ftc^cn bleiben, 3. barren, roorten j 4. 
 gogern, jttubern, f^ecfenj 5. fi(^ cerloffen, fid^ 
 ftii^cn? II. a. 1. jururf ^ttltcn, l^inbern, bem= 
 men } 2. fHUen , bcfriebigcn 5 3. ftii^en, ^alten 5 
 4. Afar, (cin ©iiff beim SBcnben) in ben 
 SBinb bringenj to — a commission, einen 
 ^fuftrag unauggefii^rt lajfenj to — the hand, 
 cin ^ferb feft im 3ugel fallen. 
 
 Stay, J. 1. bag asieiben, SSerroeilen, bcr ^iTuf* 
 cnt^Qlt, ©tiUftanb 5 2. bag 4)inbcrnif , 3. bie 
 3urucf^altung, bcr 3n>ang, ^aum, 4. bic a3c» 
 ^utfomf eit, bcr Tfnflanb, bog 3aubern 5 5. bcr 
 aSej^anb , bic Dauer 5 6. bic ©tanbl)aftigf cit , 
 7. bic ©tu^c, aScfefKgung, ber^alt, 8. Mar. 
 bag ©tag, ©tagtauj 9.bie53?u|enf(inur, bag 
 .Rc^lbanb} 8-8, pf. 10. bic ©(bnurbruftj H. 
 AIec7i.bag,Rammblattber5SBcbcr5l2.Arin.bag 
 3immcr(jcls, weltbcg jur aSefefligung bcr ©c($c 
 in ben Jfunfl[d)a(btcn bicntj — at-home , col. 
 cinfteblerif(b , cingcfpcrrt, — band , bag ^in- 
 ber^dub(^en 5 — binding , iSBanb |um 58cfc$cnii 
 
 einer ©cbnurbruftj — hooks, ©^nurbruft^ 
 ^afen,- lace, bag ©c^nitrbanbj — maker, 
 bcr ©(^nurbruf^mat^er, ^raucn=(©amen=) 
 ©d^neibcr. Mars. — sail, bag ©tagfcgcl, — 
 sail-stay, bcrSeitcr cincgStagfcgclgj — tackie, 
 bag ©tagtaM) — tape, conf. bcr ©c^nciber. 
 
 Stay, int. ©ebulb ! Wartc! 
 
 Stay^?r, s. bcr SBlcibcnbc, 2c. 
 
 Stead, *. bic ©telle, BtiitU, ©tattj in his -, 
 an fcinc (ober feincr) ©teUc. 
 
 Stead'f?ist, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fcf^5 2. 
 flanb^aft,be|lfinbigi III. — ness, s. bic^c--' 
 fligfeit, ©tanb^aftigfcit. [©tdtigh'it. 
 
 Stead'jness, s. bic gcftigh'it, 58cfldnbigfcit, 
 
 Stead'y, I. adj. ; II. — jly , adv. 1. feft, ficbcr j 
 2. ftanb^aft, beftdnbig? Mars, steady! ^att 
 bag ©(^iff gerabc ! a — gale , cine ftel)cnbc 
 
 To stead'y, v. a. feft, ficbcr matbcn. [^Ul)ltC 
 
 Steaks [staks] , s. (pi.) biinnc ©(^nittc ^leif(b 
 jum aSraten, steak-fork, bic^leifcbgabel. 
 
 To steal, v. ir. I. a. 1. fle^Icn, nctjmcn, ent- 
 roenbenj 2. j7g:. eriiflcn , crroifcbcn, ^cimlid^ 
 beroirfen, Dcrflo^lent^unj to— a marchupon 
 one, 6inem pcorfommen, einen SSorfprung 
 crt)alten5 II. n. 1. jtc^len, 2. fifbC— a^ay, 
 off, into , »eg=, ein«)f4>lei£ben , fi^ n)cg= , k. 
 flc^leni to — upon . . . , bcfc^lci(bcn , unt^cr- 
 merft iiberfancn. 
 
 stea'ler, s. bcr ©tel)ler, ®icb. 
 
 stea'llngly, adv. oerfto^lcn, i^eimli(b. 
 
 SteaU/i, s. 1. bie ®icberei,ber3)iebfta^lj 2. bic 
 8if!, ^cimlicbfeit, by — , oerflo^lncr SBcifc 
 
 Stenl'thy , I. adj. 5 II. — jly , adv* Oer[lol)lcn, 
 l)eimli(b, biebif^. 
 
 Steam, s. 1. bcr jDampf, jDunfl, ffirobem, 
 liCugflup , bic ^ugbunfiung 5 high — , ©ampf, 
 bcffen ©pannung ben ©rucf bcr Tftmofpbdrc 
 me^tfacb ubcrftcigtj low — , ©ampf, bcffen 
 ©pannung bem©rurfberltmofp^dre glei(b iflj 
 2.8-s(steam coloured calicoes),pLc.^rtbunts 
 grunbiger, grofblumigcr ^attune 5 — bath, 
 bag X>-bab5 - boat, bag ©-boot, ©-f(biff j - 
 boiler, 1. bcr D-feffcI, bieS-blafCj 2. cin 
 ^ejfcl, urn Sicljfutter gu fo(ben5 — carriage, 
 bcr ©-(maf(bincn)wagcn 5 (— water-, or — 
 land -carriage) Srangport burcb D-bootc 
 obcrjD-roagen, D-trangport unb bic Soften 
 bafflrj— chamber, bcr ©-rcfcrtoir, — en- 
 gine, bic ©-mafcbincj — frigate, bic ©-frc= 
 gattcj — gage, bcr ®-s ob. 8uftbi(btigfeitg= 
 meffer, SKanometcrj — gun, bic S-flintCi 
 ©-janoncj— horses,j';g.©-n)agcn} — kitchen, 
 bic jD-fitdjc (cinc'KrtS)fcn, urn ©pcifen bur(b 
 3). gar ju ma(ben)5 — mill, bic ©-mu^lcj - 
 navigation , bic ©-f^ifffa^rt 5 — packet , bag 
 ©-pactctboot 5 — pipes, pi. ©-ro^renj- 
 
Stea 
 
 675 
 
 Step 
 
 plongh, t)er ©-pflug 5 — pot, vid. Inhaler, 2. j 
 — press, tie ©-preffe, @(l()neUpreffe, ®-buc^= 
 irucfermofcj^inej — pump, bie jD-pumpej 
 sauce pan, ein Sopf jum Sompfen (ber ^Rar^ 
 toffeln, 2C.)) — valve , i)a§ S-iocntil, bie ©- 
 flappe 5 — vessel , 1. ber ©-bc^dlter , 2. DqS 
 S-fd^iffj — voyage, ciuc jD-bootrcife, ®-* 
 bootfa^rt. 
 
 To Steam, v, I. n. 1. bttmpfen, bunftcn, auS* 
 bitnften J 2. coi. mit ©ampf reifcnj 3. fig- ^<^' 
 fen, tebenj to — away, oerDunflen 5 II. a. 1. 
 mitDttmpf treibcn, befortcrnj 2. bfimpfen, 
 mit ® ampf f od)cn 5 to — doth, Zud) Dccatiren. 
 
 Stea'ra?r, s. 1. col. vid. Steam-kitchen; 2. 
 l)aS ®ampft)oot, bcrSampfwogen, coL ©dm* 
 
 Ste'arin(c), j.Dtt§ Stearin, ber Xalgftoff. [pfer. 
 
 Ste'atite, s. Min. bcr ©pedflein. 
 
 Steatit'jc, adj. fperffieinortig. 
 
 Ste'atocele , *. Surg, ber ^cttbruc^. 
 
 SteatO'ma, s. Med. bcr @pecfgcf(b»ulfi. [lid^. 
 
 Steato'matous, adj. einer ©perfgefd^wulfl Q^n* 
 
 Sted, &c. vid. Stead, &c. 
 
 Steed, *. 1. MS ^rad(>tpferb , (etrcitOSlof 5 
 
 2. vid. Stallion. 
 
 Steel, I. s. 1. bcr eta^l5 2. bcr ^euerflo^lj 3. 
 bcr 9)?c|ferflQ^l j 4. bic @t-ar jnei 5 5. bic Binn* 
 foUe, spur — , Newcastle — , eine 3Kittelttrt 
 injifc^en a3lQfenj^a^I unb gcfd)mol8cncm (St. 5 
 
 — (pocket-) lights, geucrfid^Ie,®ofcnfld^Ie) 
 
 — ore, Min. ber SJleift^WCif, — work, ba& 
 @t-n)erf, ber @t-^ammer , — yard, (bcf. pi.) 
 bie ©(^nellTOugej II. adj. au& ©ta^I gemodjt, 
 fld^lcrn. 
 
 To Steel, v. a. 1. (»er)fid^len5 2.yig:. ^drtcn, 
 Dcr^drten, oerflocC enj 3.auf^e§en, oufbringen. 
 
 Stee'Ier, s. Mar. ber ©pUepgang. 
 
 Stee'Iy, adj. 1. fid^Iern 5 2. ^g. (fia^l)^Qrt. 
 
 Steep, I. adj. jd^e, fieil, abft^fiffig, II. s. 1. 
 ber i&iit Tfb^ang, ^^bfiursj 2. bie %la6)^x6\tij 
 
 3. ber ^ufguf 5 4. ber Sabmagen. 
 
 To steep, v. a. 1. tunfen, tau(]^en) 2. ein= 
 »ei(^en, wdffern, rofien (^lac&§)5 steeper, 
 8-ing-trough, ber SJJalj^, 5J?eif(^=a3ottt(i^ 5 
 8-ing vat, ber 3te§feffel ber ^drbcr. 
 
 Stee'ple, s. ber Sl^urm, s^irc^t^urm 5 — 
 chase, ein^ferberoettrennen, njobei ein^o= 
 ^er, weit erfennbarcr ©egcnflanb (gerooljnl. 
 ein S^urm ober aSaum) aU 3iel ber 9lennen= 
 ben beftimmt »irb unb ml6)zv in geraber ZU 
 nie crreid^t werben mup, ^ecfenunb ®rdben 
 ober onberer S;errQint)inberni{fc ungeoc^teti 
 
 — stake, ber einfo§ eineS folc^cn SBettren= 
 ncn§5 — high, tiurm^o(&5 — house, baS 
 3:i)urmt)QU&. 
 
 Stee'pled, arf;. bet^urmtj mitS^urmen gejicrt. 
 Steep'Iy, adv. tj. Steep. I 
 
 Steep'ness, *. bie ^d^e, ©teil^eit, Tfbft^flffig* 
 
 feit, ber TCb^ang. 
 
 Stee'py, adj. * jd^e, fc^roff. 
 
 steer, >v. 1. ber junge S4>§, bas {Jlinb, 2. ba& 
 
 ©teuer, ©teucrruberj — 's-man, ber <Steucr* 
 
 mann. [lenfen. 
 
 To Steer, v. a. &. n. 1. fteuernj 2. (—off, abO 
 
 Stee'rage, s. 1. baS ©teuern, 2. bie Scitung* 
 
 3. ber mittlere {Raum oberSSerfdjIag oorbcr 
 
 .Rajute (in ^ouffa^rtcif(^iffen) 5 4. ber S^^eil 
 
 be§ ©d^iffeS wo fi(^ ber Sfluberbefieuerer bc« 
 
 finbet, boS ^e(ty — passengers, ^offogiere 
 
 bc& mittlercn SlaumeS , 3»ifii^cnbetf8=^ajTd« 
 
 gicre? — way, 1. baS^ielroafferj 2. ber®rab 
 
 ber ©efd^winbigfeit; Un ein ©(^ijf ^oben muf , 
 
 urn Ut SBirfung beS ©tcucrs ju fii^Ien. 
 
 Stee'ring, comp. — tackle , bie Stubertalje , — 
 wheel, baS ©teuerrab. 
 
 To Steeve , Mar. v. I. n. ct»Q§ fleil fte^cn (lO. 
 95ugfprict)5 II. a. traoen. [95ugfpriet§. 
 
 Stee'vlng, s. Mar. ber (Sr^o^ung&roinfel bc§ 
 
 SteganSg'raphist, s. ber ®e^eimf(breiber. 
 
 SteganSg'raphy, *. bic ®c^eimfd()reibe!unfi. 
 
 stegnot'ic, Med. I. adj. an^altenb, fiopfcnbj 
 II. s. bttS flopfcnbe ^ixtzX. 
 
 stel'lar, Stel'l?iry, adj. 1. fiernartig, geftimt j 
 2. @ternen=. 
 
 Stel'late, Stel'lat?d, adj. fterni(]^t, ftemfSrmig, 
 gefiirnti - flower, Bot. bie ©tra^Ienblume 5 
 s-ed ani8,ber©ternanig.Stelied,p a.(5/i.)feft. 
 
 Stelliferous, adj. beftemt. ' 
 
 Stel'ljform, adj. flernformig. 
 
 stem, s. 1. ber (Stiel, ©tengel, 2.bcr©fomm, 
 3n)eig j 3. ber ®ef4ile(^t§flamm, bie ginie^ 4. 
 bttS SSorbert^eil cineS ©d^iffeS, ber©d^iff&* 
 [(^nabel, SSorfteioenj 5. Mech-s. a)ber3ai)n» 
 flocf (QnSBoUfQmm=9Jlaf(§inen,2C.)j 6) ber 
 ©orn in einem beutfd^cn ©dblojfej Bot-j. — 
 clasping , ben ©tengel umfaffenb (oon SSldts 
 tern) 5 — leaf, baS ©tengeiblatt. 
 
 To stem, v. a. auf^altcn, ^emmen, ^inbcrn, 
 we^ren, ob^ttlten, fic^ roiberfe^en , suroiber* 
 
 Stem'less, adj. jicngeUoS. [^anbeliu 
 
 Stem'ples, *. pi. Min. @tempel, Soc^ijoljer. " 
 
 Stem'son, J. Mar. ba§ innere ©(^lemp^olj. 
 
 Stench, s. ber ©efianf, etanf, fible ®cru(^. 
 
 To stench, v. n. ftinhn. [malcn, :c.) 
 
 Sten'cil, s. (bef. pQ bie ^atrone (jum ©urd)» 
 
 To Sten'cil , i\ a. mit ^atronen bruc?cn ober 
 molen. [fd^reiber. 
 
 Stenog'raph^r , s. bcr Stenograph, ©(^ncll« 
 
 Stenograph'jc, — cal, adj. flenograp^ifc^. 
 
 StenSg'raphy, *.bie @tenograp(>ie, (Sefc^roinb' 
 fc^rcibejun^ (mit ^bfurjungen). 
 
 St?nto'rjan, adj. flentorifc^ , uberlaut. 
 
 To Step , v.l.n. 1. fd^reiten , trcten , gc^cn, 
 43* 
 
Step 
 
 676 
 
 Stic 
 
 flapfenj 2. §ortf(^rittc ma*en, fortfc^reitcn, 
 to — after, nadjtreten, folgen? to —forth, 
 ^croor trcten, auftretenj to— into, eintretcn, 
 gelangcn ju . . . , in a5cit§ nc^men? II. a. 1. 
 cin^crgcfeen in... ot)cr Quf . . . , mit Scbrit* 
 ten meJTcnj 2. Afar. (— up, cinen aJJafl) 
 einfc^cn. 
 
 Step, s. 1. tcr (S(l)ritt;3;ritt5^a§ (imSanj)? 
 2. l)er®ang, ^ortgong, %oxt^^xitti 3. Me 
 4)anJ)lung, t>a§ aSene^men 5 4. t)cr §uf ftapfc 
 5. Die ©tufc, etoffel, (2eiter=)®pio|fc, Dcr 
 Sritt, 2Cuftrittj Die S^iirft^weUcj 6. Mar. 
 Die (aKafl*)@pur j ^lampe (etneS ^rcuj^ol* 
 jeS) i — stones, Srcppenftcine 5 — stops, f Icinc 
 ^naggen unter bem Xritt. 
 
 Step-, comp. @tief=5- child, bie SBaife, 
 brother (bcffer half-b.), bcr ©t-brubcrj — 
 daughter, W <Bt-to6)Uv^ — father, ber ©t-s 
 »Otcr 5 — mother, bic ©t-mutter? — sister 
 bie @t-f(l^n3Cfter (bcffer half-s.)5 — son, ber 
 
 Step, Steppe, s. bicStcppe. [<St-fol)n. 
 
 Ste'phen [— 'vn], s. (Stepson (9Jl-n.). 
 
 Step'ping-, comp. — mill, bic Srets ob. Sritt 
 mu^lej — stones, pi. ©d^rittfteine (in feid^* 
 tena3S(&en,:c.). 
 
 Stercora'ceous , adj. jum jDunger obcr SKifte 
 ge^orig , roie ^ot^ , ?otl)ttrtig. 
 
 Ster'cQrary, s. bie jDiingcjtdtte. 
 
 Ster'corat?d, adj. gebfingt, gemiflet. 
 
 Stercora'tion, s. baS ©fingcn, 5Kiflen. 
 
 Stereograph'jc, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. 
 ftereograp^ifi. 
 
 Stereog'raphy, s. bie'Stereogrop^ie; ^orper? 
 jeid(>nung. 
 
 Stereoraet'ric, — cal, adj. |lcreometrif(^. 
 
 Stereom'etry, s. Geom. bie 6tereometrie. 
 
 To Ster'eotype , v. a. Typ. ftereotl)pircn. 
 
 Ster'eotype , I. or Stereotyp'jc, adj. fizxtottj- 
 pifd^, (StereotQps 5 — printing, ber ©t-bruct, 
 II. s. 1. bie ©tereoft)pirfunft) 2. bie (Stereo* 
 tt)pen (feflfle^enbe ©d^rift).[rcoti)penbrucfer. 
 
 Ster'eotyper, StereotypSg'raph^r, s. ber ©te* 
 
 Stereotyppgraph'ic. — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, 
 adv. ftereott)pograp^i[^.[reot»)penjubrudfen. 
 
 StereotypSg'raphy, s. Typ. bie ^unjl mit BU' 
 
 Ster'iie, adj. unfrud^tbor. 
 
 st?rn'jty, s. bie Unfrucbtbarf eit. 
 
 To ster'jiize, v. a, unfrutbtbar ma(ben. 
 
 Ster'Hng, I. s. Sterling: ber gefe|mdfige cngl- 
 5Kunjfup, ©ebalt, ba§ cS)U englifcbe (Sielbj 
 n. adj. 1. e6)t, gitltig, bewabrt, probebaltig, 
 roobr J 2. Com. urfpriinglicb (i>. SBcrtb obcr 
 ©infaufgprcis). 
 
 stern, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. ftarr^ furd^t* 
 bar, [(bredfenb, ernft, finfterj 2. firengc, l)ttrt, 
 groufamj 3. triibe, traurig. 
 
 Stern, f.l.bttS^erf;|)intertbeilbe& ©(biffs, bee 
 ©tern, ©piegel, 2.ber©(bracif,bic©(bleppc, 
 ber ©d(>n)anji Mars, too much by the — , 
 binterlQftig (0. ©^iffen),- board, bic ^b= 
 trift beim 2a»iren) — chases, bie|)intcr!anos 
 nenj — fast, ba& ^intcrtauj — frame, bas 
 ©picgelfpann , — gallery, bic ^intcrgaUcric} 
 — most, gonj su^intcrflj — ports, bie |)intcr= 
 pforten, ^reuspforten,- post, ber Winter* 
 fie»cn } - seats of a boat , bic ©i^bantc bin= 
 tenineinemSBootej — sheets, 1. 9lubcrtQl- 
 jeni 2. vid. — seats; —way, baS JDcinfen. 
 
 Ster'nage,s.( S/^.) ba§|>intcrtbetl,b . ©teuerung . 
 
 Ster'nal, adj. ba§ SBrufibcin betrcffcnb. [benb. 
 
 Sterned , adj. comp. Mar. cin ^intcrt^cil bo» 
 
 Stern'ness, g. 1. bcr (Srnft, cmfic 83 lief j 2. bic 
 ©trenge, J^drte , ©raufamfeit. 
 
 Sternuta'tion , s. Med. H^ Jl^iefen. 
 
 Stfrnu'tative , adj. nicfen mocbenb. 
 
 Sternu'tatpry, I. adj. jum 3tiefen reijettbj II. 
 s. bag SyJicfemittcl. 
 
 Ster'torous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. r6(bclnb. 
 
 Stet/i'pscope, s. Med. ba§|)6rrobr.[©(biffen). 
 
 SteveMore, s. bcr ©taucr, ©utcrpatfer (auf 
 
 To Stew, V. a. & n. bdmpfen , [(bmoren , lang= 
 fam focben. 
 
 Stew, s. 1. bie a5ab|lubci boS SSabbauS j 2. s-s, 
 pl. ba§ ^uren^auSj 3. ba§(§Qfferono(bj 4. 
 ba§ gebdrnpfte %Ui^(i) j — pan , bie ©£bmor= 
 pfanne, ber ©(bmortiegel. 
 
 Stew'ar-I> ?• 1- ber .^ttuSbofmcifier j 2. bcr 
 Slcntmeifier , einne^mcr, 6Qfrirer,SSern)ar= 
 terj 3. ber^rooiontmeifter, SSottclierj ^u» 
 (benmeiftcr 5 4.bcr ^uffeljer (bei SQSettrenncn) j 
 ber geftorbner j .5. Script, ber^au&oerwaltcr 
 OleligionSle^rcr) 5 — 's mate , bes ^roinant* 
 meifter& ^aati — 's room, bic S^unbccr= 
 ratljSfammer, SSottlerei, lord — of the king's 
 household , bcr iP6niglid)c S)bcrbofmeifter5 — 
 lord high — of England, bcr prdftbircnbc Sorb, 
 Sorb ^berrid)tcr M aufcrorbcntlitben @cle= 
 genbeiten, SDbcrrcntmeijlcr, ^rima§. 
 
 Stew'ardess , s. bic ^ufrodrtcrinn (in bcr ©a* 
 menfajute om SSorb »on ®ampffd;iffcn). 
 
 Ste\^'ardship, s. 1. Ut ^auSbofmciftcrflclIc, 
 
 Slentmeifleriklle^ 2. W £)berauffi(bt, Sbcr^ 
 
 Stew'ish, adj. borbellmdfig. [ri(btcrftcUc , :c. 
 
 Stib'ial, adj. fpiepglaSartig, antimonialif^. 
 Stib'iated, adj. mit ©picpglaS gcftbwdngert. 
 Sti'shQmancy , .V. bie S[Bal)rfogerei au§ a?crfcn. 
 Stighom'etry, s. bic ©{id)ometric. 
 stick, s. 1. berStotf, <Btab, ©tccfcnj 2. bie 
 
 ©tange (©iegcUac!, jc.)^ 3. ber ©tcngel j 4. 
 
 bag ©tiirf, ©(bcitj 5. bie ^rucfe^ 6. bcr 
 
 ©ticbj T. einSSiertelbunbert (laic) j s-s, pL 
 
 8. bcr Jtntcmirfcrfiut)l5 9. (small s-s) fWci*' 
 
Stic 
 
 677 
 
 Stip 
 
 ^oU, )iit Sfleifcri round — , t)a5Slucue, Ux 
 SBilliarbflotf J — lack, toer ©tangcnlacf. 
 To Stick, V. ir. I. a. 1. mit ©tecEen ober ©td* 
 bcnoerfe^eit) 2. ftcdfen, (an)^eften,bcfef^i= 
 sen, 3. Men, bo^rcn, flopcn, l)ur(i>ftopen, 
 fpiefenj 4. dbftcd^m, fd^Itt^tcnj to — with 
 lard, fpirfen? II. n. 1. (— by, at, to, on, an=) 
 flebcn, i^alUn, (an)^Qngen, ji^ ^eften, 2. 
 flocfcn, Heben, flcl)en, fledCcn blctben, 3. gau* 
 feern, jogern, |td^ bebenfen , (— at) fid^ flop en 
 (on), onfte^cnj 4. ©d^roierigfeitrnttc^en^ to 
 
 — by ,^gr. Idftig roertcn , fd)njcr laflen (auf)? 
 to — out, 1. ^ercor ragcnj 2. baoon bleibenj 
 to — to, 1. feftftecfen, liegen (blcibcn) j 2. be= 
 fd^roeren^ to — up for one, ^cmanbes ^ortic 
 netjmcnj — ingplace, ber^alt; (^od;fte)^punft. 
 
 Stick'jng plais't^r , *. ba& ^effpttaftet) lady's 
 
 black — , bos fd()njttrse cngl. ^flaftcr. 
 Stick'jness, *. bic ,KIebrigfeit , M^^iit 
 To Stickle, u. n. 1. ^artei nc^mcn, fccunbU 
 
 ren , 2. (mit|)artnQrfigfcit) fdmpfcn, fircitcn , 
 
 3.^g:. ^in unb ^er [(broanfen. 
 Stick'leback, *. 7c/i. ber ©tilling. 
 Stick'ler, s. l.ber@d^{eb§ri(bterj 2.ber®trci= 
 Stick'y, adj. Kebrig, jd^c. [tcr, S5erfccbter. 
 Stiff, I. adj. ; II. - ly , adv, 1. lit. icfig. fldf, 
 
 ftarrj 2. ftarf, on^Qltcnbj 3. Mar. (fcgcl*) 
 
 flcif } 4. unbiegfom , ftarrfinnig , (— necked) 
 
 bcrtndrfigj- — topped gloves, ^c(bt^anbfd^ul)C. 
 To Stiffen, v. I. a. fleifen, f^eif ma^en, flarr 
 
 matbenj II. n. 1. fleif roerbcn, crftarrcn^ ^art 
 
 roerbcn^ 2.^g. ^artndcfig wcrben. 
 Stiffener, *. bie@{nlcgcbinbe(fur^al§tiicbcr). 
 Stiff'ness, *. bie ©teife, ©teif^eit, ©tarr^cit, 
 
 Unbiegfamfeit, ic c/. Stiff. 
 ToSti'ile, v.a. 1. crfKcfen^ 2. untcrbrfitfcn, 
 
 bdmpfcn? 3. ocrbergen, oertufcben. 
 Sti'fle, .9. 1. (—joint) ba§ ©elenF jwifd^en ben 
 
 ^anfeu unb ^ofcn (eineS ^ferbeS)? 2. einc 
 
 ^ronf^eit in ber^nief(bcibe(be[.bcr^ferbe). 
 Stig'ma, .V. 1. ba§ SSranbmalj 2. t)er iScbonb* 
 
 ficcf, ©d^impf j 3. Boi. bie 9?ttrbe. 
 Stig'mata, j. pi. EnL Heine J^QUtoffnungen. 
 Stjgmat'jc , — cal , adj, 1. gebranbmarftj 2. 
 
 befd^impftj cntflellt. 
 To Stig'raatize, v. a. branbmarfcn. 
 Sti'lar, adj. ben 3eiger einer ©onncnutjr bctr. 
 Stile, s. 1. ber 3eiger einer ©onnenul)r5 2. bie 
 
 ©teige, ber ^auntritt^ 3. ber Sritt,Sflofl5 
 
 4. bie Safel in einem 3:afelnjerfe. 
 Stjlet'to , *. 1. t)a§ (Stilett, ber ©oI(b 5 2. ber 
 
 ©te(ber ber ©ticf erinnen. [ren , abjie^cn. 
 To Still, V. a. I. fliUen, beru^igcn, II. befiiUi= 
 Stni, adj. 1. flitt, ff^njeigenbj 2. ru^ig, regung8= 
 
 Io§ i hold — ! fcbweig ! — born , tobtgeboren , 
 
 — bottom, ber ®a§, bie ^efen; — life, 1. 
 
 Paint. ba§ <Stittlcbenj. 2. ^(IIe§ , roos nuc 
 ^flanjcnlebcn itati - room, ba& {Ru^ejimmer j 
 -stand, ber ©tiUfianb, bie Slu^e. 
 
 Stini,5.I.bic@tiae,9lu^ej II. 1. bcrSSrcnn* 
 folben, bie Sranntroeinblafej 2. (— honse) 
 bie asrennereii — head, ber DeftiUirfolben. 
 
 Still, orfv.l.ftets, immer, beftdnbigj 2.no(b,nodS» 
 immer,ic$t no^,bi§ie$t5 3.bo(b;iebo(b,inbe|fen. 
 
 Stillatif'tious, adj. ^ercb tropfelnb , trdufcnb. 
 
 StiKlsitory, s. 1. or stjlla'tor, ber Srcnnfolbcnj 
 
 Stifl'ier, s. bcr ©tiUer, jc [2. \)k SSrcnnerei. 
 
 Stil'l$ry, s. vid. Distillery. 
 
 Stillicid'ions, adj. in Sropfen trdufelnb. 
 
 Stifl'lin&*.b.3:onncngeften,(^eUcr08agcr[gen. 
 
 StilKness, s. 1. bie®titte,Olu^ej 2. boS <Bd)mU 
 
 Stil'Iy, adv. fliH , ru(>ig , leife. [f enpfa^l. 
 
 Stilt, s. 1. bie ©terser 2. tU ^fofie, ber aSruf* 
 
 To stnt, V. a. Quf ©teljen er^eben, fleljen. 
 
 stim'ulant, I. adj. reijenb 5 II. «. ba§ Steismittel. 
 
 To Stim'ulate, v. a. bef. Med. rcijen. 
 
 Stfmula'tion, *. bie JReijung, ber Oleij. 
 
 stim'Qlative, I. ar/i. rcijenbj II. *. bie (^nO 
 
 stim'ulatpr, s. bcr ^nreijer. [{Reijung. 
 
 stim'ulus, s. ber ^ntrieb, ©porn. 
 
 To Sting, V. ir. a. 1. ficcbcn, burd^bo^rcn, 
 flacbeln) figs. 2. beipen, oerrounben, (ttuf=) 
 flttd^eln , tief frdnfen, b^ftigc ©cbmerjen 
 oerurfttcben. 
 
 sting, s. I.ber©ttt(bel5 2. i5o«. bie SSrenn^ 
 fpi^ej 3. ber &ti6), (®enjiffengOS5ip5 3. bie 
 ©(bdrfcj ^ointe, Ich-s. — hull, bas ^etcr* 
 mdnntben, — ray, ber ©tad^elrocbe. 
 
 Sting'^r, s. bcr, bas ©tcd^cnbe, 2c. 
 
 stin'go, *. cant. bQ§ ftarje S3icr. 
 
 Stin'gy , I. adj. ; II. - ily , adv. gei?ig, ftljig, 
 fnicferigj III. — jn^sg, s. ber®eii, W ^iljig* 
 
 To Stmk, V. ir. n. ftinFen. [Fcit. 
 
 Stink , s. bcr ©eftanf 5 — horn , bie ©id^tmor* 
 (bet, bcr ©tinfftbnjttmmj — pot, Gtm. bcr 
 ©tinftopf ) (bituminous marlite) — stone. 
 Min. bcr ©tinfftcin. [fcr ? 2. bttS ^aultbicr. 
 
 Stm'kard, s. 1. ber fd^mujigc »Htenf(b , ©tdn* 
 
 Stin'ker, s. 1. ber, bie, bas ©tinfcnbC) 2. co/. 
 vi(2. Stink-pot. 
 
 To stifnt, V. I. a. 1. mdpigcn, einf(brdnfen, 
 ^emmen) 2. Am. ouf ©tiirf orbeiten lajfcn , 
 II. n. ablaffen, ouf^orcn. [SSKof, 3iel. 
 
 Stint, 5. 1. Orn. bic SKccrlcr^C} 2. col ba0 
 
 stm'ted, adj. belcgt (con ©tuten). 
 
 Stin't?r, *. ber, bas Sinf(brdnfcnbe, :c. 
 
 Sti'pny, s. bic ^cigroarje. [pappus. 
 
 Stipe, *. Bot. ber ©trunf 5 baS ©ticldjen bcf 
 
 Sti'pend, s. bie SBcfoIbung, bcr ©olb, Soljn. 
 
 To sti'p^nd, w. a. bcfolbcn. [ncr, ©Sibling. 
 
 Stipendiary, I. adj. bcfolbct; II. s. bcr 66lbs 
 
 Stifp'jtate, adj. Bot. gefliclt. 
 
Stip 
 
 678 
 
 Stoc 
 
 To Stip'ple, V. n. 1. Engr. in QZpuxiHcx 5Wa 
 nicr flct&enj 2. Paint, tupfcin, pfinftcln. 
 
 Stip'tjc, vid. Styptic. 
 
 Stip'ula, *. Bot. bas :iCfterbIdtt(l^en. 
 
 Stipula'ceous, Stip'ular, adj. 1. mitTCftcrbldt 
 tern Dcrfe^enj 2. auf^fterbldttd^cn wacbfent). 
 
 To Stip'ulate , v. a. feft fe§en, beftimmen, be= 
 l)in9cn, ftipuUrcn (juro. n.). 
 
 Stip'ulate, adj. Bot.mitasittttanfd^cnocrfe^en 
 
 StipBla'tion , j . 1. ter SSertrag , bie a3cflim= 
 mung, flberetnfunft, SSebingung) 2. Bot. t)ie 
 ^agc unb bcr S5au bcr TCfterb latter, [tra^ent 
 
 stiVulatpr, s. ber einenaSerglei(^ f(bliept, 6on= 
 
 To Stir, V. I. o. 1. errcgen, benjeQcnj 2. ( 
 about, urns, — up, auf»)rubren, rutteln, fcbii* 
 ren,quirlen, j^orcn, 3. (— up) (on)reisen, 
 (ouf)beten,QUf»iegeInj II. n. 1. ji(bregen, 
 p(b rii^ren, fi(b bcwegcn? 2. (n)C9)geben5 3. 
 ji(ibemu^en, gcf(bdftig feinj 4. 3ei(ienbc§ 
 £cbcnS oon fid) gebcn, leben? 5.fi(b jutragen 
 6. im ®angc ob. Umlaufe fein 5 7. laut n)er= 
 ben, unrubig fein, umge^cnj 8. auffteben, 
 aufCgeftonbcn) fein? 9. fi(b auflebnen, fi(b cm 
 poren, to — about, berum laufen, ))ttum ge= 
 bett) to -- abroad, 1. (or to — out) QUSgcJ^en? 
 2. im ®angc fein. 
 
 Stir, s. 1. bQ8 0legcn,8autn)crbcn} 2. bic ^ixfy 
 rigfcit, baS Sebenj 3. ber Saut, ©djrei, ba8 
 ©etummel, ©erdufcb/bcrSdrm, 4:.i)ie SSeroe* 
 gung^berTfuflauf, ^ufrubr? 5. berStreitj 
 ^ampf 5 6. bie ©emutb^bcroegung. 
 
 Stir'about, s. 4)afermebl mit SBajfcr oufgefo(bt. 
 
 StIre'-wort[— Vurt], *. Bot. baS ,KreU5fraut 
 
 Stir'ja, s. Geog. ©teicrmarf. 
 
 Stir'|at?d, adj. mit SBerjierungen, bie ben (5i§= 
 lapfen d^neln, gefcbmurft. 
 
 Stir'r^ige, *.(».u.) bieSBewegung, ba§® erduf(b. 
 
 Stir'r^r, s. 1. bcr Grreger, jc 5 2.Dy.\)iz ^ritcf e. 
 
 Stir'rjng, s. 1. bic95cn)cgung, jcj 2. t)erluf= 
 ftanb, bie ©mponing, 3. ba§ jroeite ^flugen. 
 
 Stir'rup, j. 1. ber ©teigbitgelj 2. ber ,Knierie= 
 men, s-s, pi. 3. ^lammernj 4. Mar. bie 
 ©pringftroppen; — cup, — glass, ber Ith' 
 f(bieb&trunti — foot, bcr linfe ^uf 5 — lea- 
 ther, — strap, ber ©teigbugelriemenj — 
 stockings, pi. bic Ubcrflrumpfe. [fc^en. 
 
 To stir'njp , v. a. mit bem ^nicriemen pcit^ 
 
 To stitch, V. a. (and) n.) 1. fte^cn, ndbcn, 
 beftenj 2. fiirfen, ausbejfern, 3. bdmmen, to 
 — down, 1 . glQtt annd^en 5 2. unten anbeften , 
 to — up, 1. oerndben, anbeften, 2. juflicfen. 
 
 stitch , s. 1. bcr <Bti6), bie m^t^, 2. bie ma^ 
 f(be, baS ^ugcj 3. ber erbrucfen jroifcben imi 
 ^ur(ben5 4. btt§ @tc(bcn, ber Bti6) 5 - back, 
 flarfes Tfle j - book, baS gebeftete93ucb,^cft, 
 bic a5rof(bitrci — fallen, aus einanber gcfal=| 
 
 Icn, log, au§ ber^tabt, au& bem^cft obcr aus 
 bem Scime gegangcn, — wort, Bot. bie Jta^ 
 
 Stifcher, s. ber, bic 3^dbcnbc, ic. [mille. 
 
 Stit'chery, s. bie S^d^crei, ^liefer ei. 
 
 Stit'chjng-, comp.— blade, bic ®ti(bHingC5 
 — needles, ©ticfnabcln 5 — silk, bic ©titf fcibc. 
 
 Stith'y, s. 1. ber :ttmbop 5 2. 4: bic ©cbmiebe, 3. 
 ber@cbn)eip (£)(bfenfronf ^eit). 
 
 To stith'y, V. a. f(bmiebcn, oufffblagen. 
 
 To Stive, V. a. 1. ftopfcn, cinpfropfen 5 2. ^eip 
 Ob. fcbroul ma^en, oor |>i|e crflicfen macben. 
 
 Sti'ver, s. ber (i)oU.) ©tuber. 
 
 To Stoak, V. a. ftopfen, »erflopfcn. 
 
 Stoat, vid. Stote. 
 
 Stpccade', s. 1. ba§ ^fa^lmerf , bic ^inpfdb' 
 lung 5 2. Fort, ber ©^anjpfabl, bie ^allifabe. 
 
 To Stpccade', v. a. mit ^allifabcn ober 
 ©(banjpfdblen oerfcbanjen, einpfdblen. 
 
 Stocca'dO, StQcca'tai, s. ber ©top, <Btid). 
 
 stSck, s. I. sing. 1. ber ©tamm , ©tocf, 
 ©tumpf, mo^, SSlocf j 2. ba8 ®ef(blcd^t, bie 
 ^erfunft, ber Urfprung, 3. ber ©rijf, ©d^oft 
 (einer^lintc, 2C.)i 4. bieSe^ne, Unterlage, 
 ©tii^e, ber ©topel, baS ®erufl, bie ^elbe j 5. 
 ber ©totf (in ber Sffialfmu^lc) j 6. ber ©tompf* 
 trog (in ^apicrmiiblcn) 5 T. bie Stobe, 8. 
 (n. ii.) berDegcnl^opi 9.bie|iteife|)al§binbe; 
 
 10. ber SSorratb, ba& Sluantum, Sagerj 11. 
 ber ©(ba|, bie ^abc, SSarfcbaft^ 12. U^ 
 (©tamm=)6apitol, ber ^onb? bo§ ©taatSca^ 
 pitalj 13. ber Z^sU, "Kntfjcii, bie®elbonlage, 
 (Sinlage, ber einfa^, ©elbftocE, bie ^ctie, 14. 
 T. ber ISalon, bic 8age, iibrig gebliebencn 
 ,Karten, ^auffarten, 15. Bot. bieSeofoic, 
 16. ber jDummfopf, IT. bie ©claoen einer 
 ^flanpng 5 18. (— of cattle) bcr SSiel^fianb ? 
 
 11. s-s, pi. 1. ba§ ©taatdcopitali ^anbclgca» 
 pital, ber gonb,- ^0 nb0 j mtien,- 2. ber %np 
 blocf, (3n)angO^Io$5 3. ba& ©tiefclbolji 4. 
 ber iierriicfenfiocf, 5. ber ^lo^, worinbet 
 Tfmbop fledetj 6. ber sftot^ltoU j 7. bie^im* 
 merblocfe Cau(b a pair of s-s), bad 8ager jum 
 ©(biPaue, aserft, ber©tapel,bie|>elbcn5 
 8. vid. — bricks ; III. comp. — account, baS 
 Gapitalconto, — adventurer, ber ^ctienfpic* 
 ler, — adventures, Tfctienfpcculationenj — 
 book, 1. ba§ ©todregifter (ein 95u(b , worcin 
 "M^ctien, Urfunben, ^c.gebeftetroerben) 5 2. ba& 
 8ogerbu(b 5 — bricks, bie ^drteflen, om beflcn 
 bur(bgebrannten3iegel} — broker, bcr ©todC= 
 mdfler, papiermdfler, ©elbbdnbler, — bub- 
 bling, vid. —jobbing; — cards, ©to^fra^enj 
 — dove, vid. — pigeon; — exchange, bic 
 ©tocfborfc, bcr (Selbmarft, gonb§marft (in 
 bonbon) 5 — fish , ber ©torfftf(bj — fowler, 
 bic ®onnerbu(bfej — giiiyilower, vid. stock. 
 
Stoc 
 
 679 
 
 Ston 
 
 15. 5 — grafting, 1>Q& ^fropfen in ben <SpaIt j 
 
 — holder, t)cr TCctienbefxfecr , %-in^ahzv, "K-* 
 ^dnblcr, Sapitalifi J -horses, ^acfpferbc^ 
 To —job, in %onU (^cticn) fpeculiren, agio 
 tirenj — jobber, bcr ©taat&papier^dnblcr, 
 ^ffecten^dnblcr, 956rfcnfpieIer,^giotcur, col. 
 Btod^vcikv, vulg. ^uc^ferj — jobbing, 
 jobbing transaction, —jobbery, ber ©taotSs 
 
 papier^ttnbcl, Ictien^cnbel, bo§ ^-fpicl, 936r 
 fcnfpiel, col. bie Btod^xdUrd, ^iCgiotogc, 
 vulg. ber ©6rfenf(J^Q(&er5 — lock, boS (in 
 |)ol5 gefaftc) {Ricgelfij^lof} To — lock, mit 
 cincm 9liegclf(^Io|fe ocrfe^en? — market, vid. 
 
 — exchange ; — operations , ber Umfa§ (bie 
 S^u^anwenbung) oon (Sapitalien,- pigeon 
 bie BtodtanU,^olytanhii — purse, Mil. bie 
 com @olbe abgejogenen unb p gewiffen Ole^ 
 gimcnt^bcbiirfnilfcn pemenbeten ©elbcr^ — 
 shave. Mar. ba& ©d^abemcjfer ber 93locfma= 
 (^er 5 — shears, pi. bie @todffd()ere, a5aum= 
 fd^ere, — still, ^odtfHU. 
 
 To StSck, V. a.l. oerfe^en, oerforgen, QuSrus 
 ften 5 2. a) (ein 2anbgut) mit 3:^ieren perfe= 
 ^cnj 6) (eincn Seic^) mit^if(]^enocrfe^cn3 
 c) (JW^c 24 Ob. me^r ©tunben cor bem S5er= 
 fauf) nic^t melfen, d) Am. befden j 3. auf()e= 
 ben, bcilcgcn, auflegen, pcrwo^ren; fommeln ? 
 4. fd^dftcn, ftielen? Mar. (benlfnfer) f^otfen, 
 in ben ©tocf legen, einfpcrren ? 5. (bie ^Rar= 
 ten) jufttmmen rocrfen ? 6. (to — up) au^rotten. 
 
 stockade', vid. Stoccade. [nim). 
 
 Stockinet', s. tin baumwollener 3eug (n>ie De- 
 
 Stock'ing, s. ber ©trumpf^ — breeches, ©t-= 
 ^ofen? — dresser, ber ©t-juric^ter, — frame, 
 ber 6t-rcirfer|lu^l5 — knitter, ber iSt-ftrif= 
 fer, bie ©t-flricferinnj — mender, bie <St-= 
 fIi(ferinn,ober ®t-ftopferinn ? — trade, ber 
 ©t-l^onbelj — weaver, ber 0t-»irfer. 
 
 To StSck'ing, v. a. ©triimpfe anjie^en. 
 
 St8ck'inged, adj. in ©trumpfen. 
 
 StSck'ish, adj. j^6(!if(^, ^art (n). u.). 
 
 Sto'ic, I. or — cal, adj. ; II. — cally, adv. |to= 
 if(^5 III. *. ber ©toiler ^ IV. — calness, sto'- 
 iclfsm, s. baS fioifd^e SBcfen, ber (Stoici§mu§. 
 
 Stoke,g,s. ber <Stodf , <StQmm. 
 
 To Stoke, V. a. ru^ren, ^d)iixm. [fdbine). 
 
 Sto'k^rs, s. pi. ^eijer {hci eincr 2)ampfma= 
 
 Stole, pr2^. 0. To Steal, 
 
 Stole, s. 1. bie ©tola, ber^rieflerrocE,ba§ 
 3Kepgen)onb , 2. ber longe 0to£f 5 groom of the 
 — , bie S)berfammerbQme (TCuffe^erinn ber 
 (Sorberobc). 
 
 Stoled, adj, ein 50?epgcroanb ober einen longen 
 {Rod tragenb. 
 
 Sto'len, p. p. p. To Steal. 
 
 stplid'jty, *. bie 3;^or^eit, ©umm^eit (». fi.). 
 
 Stolonif^rous, adj. Bot. ©d^opUngc, TfuSWu^ 
 fer treibenbi — stems, ^usidufer. 
 
 stom'ach, s. 1. ber SJJagen? 2. inei. berlfppcs 
 tin 3. bieSufl, ©cgicrbC) 4. bie^i^c, ber 
 eifer5 5. ber 3orn5 6. ber ©tolj, flbcrmut^, 
 3:ro§ 5 my —rises, e§ »irb mir ubel? — qualm- 
 ed, mit flbelfciten bcfc^wcrtj — skins , pi. 
 eine ^ranf^eit junger |)u^ner, einc^olgc »on 
 bunncn, imSOlogcn M erjeugcnben |)QUtd^en. 
 
 To Stom'ach, v. a. inel. 1. o^nben, rdd^enj 2. 
 (cine aSeleibigung) cinficrfen. 
 
 Stom'achal, adj. gut fiir ben OJJagen. 
 
 Stom'ached, adj. uunjiUig, bofc, pcrbricpli(^. 
 
 St6m'ach?r , s. 1. ein ^IcibungSflfirf fiir bie 
 S3ruft unb ben Unterleib , ba§ ffirufltud^ , ber 
 2a§5 2. Pug. ein ©(^log gegen ben 5}Jagcn. 
 
 Stom'aghful , adj. cigenfinnig , wiberraiUig, 
 tiicfift^, tro$ig,ftarrf6pfig. 
 
 Stomagh'jc, I. or — cal, adj. LbenSHogcn bcs 
 treffenb, 5KagenM — vessels, pi. bie 9Jlagcn» 
 gefdfe^ 2. gut fiir benSKagcnj II. s. Med. 
 ba§ 50^Qgcnmittel. 
 
 Stone, I. ^. 1. ber ©texnj 2. ber Jtcrn (pon 
 ©teinfru(^tcn)5 3. bie^jobej 4. ber SSlafen* 
 l^ein J 5. ber ©tein (== 8 ^funb ^leifdj , 14 
 ^funb SSolIc, jc.)} broken — , ber ©teins 
 fnaif 5 11. adj. pon ©tein, fteinern 5 — allum, 
 ber asergolaunj — basil, Bot. ber S^Qmian j — 
 bearer, T. ber ©teintrdgerj — blind , fiod= 
 blinb J — blue, bie ©(^malte 5 — bow, bie "ifrms 
 brufi jum ©t-fc^ie^en i — break, Bot. ber ©t-= 
 brei^ i — butter, bie ©t-butter 5 — '» cast, ber 
 ©t-WUrf 5 — chat, — chatter, Orn. ber gclbc 
 ©tid^erting? — check, ber S5ra(l()Cogelj — 
 cholic , bie ©t-f(^merscn , ber ©t. , — coal. 
 bie ©t-!o^Ie5 — cray, bie ^rcibePranf ^eit ber 
 ^alfeuj — crop, J5ot. bie 5Keer^irfe, ber©t-« 
 [amen? — curlew, Orn. ber ©t-wdljerj — 
 cutter, 1. ber ©t-me^j 2. ber ©t-fd^nciber j 
 3. ber a5ilbl)ttuer5 — cutting, 1. ba^ ©tein* 
 fc^neibenj 2. bie S5ilbt)auerarbeit5 — dead, 
 col. maufetobt) — deaf, ftocftoub) — duck, 
 Orn.bie ^ragenenle, |)arlefin§enf c , — falcon, 
 ber ©t-falfC5-fernj Bobber ©t-farn,- flood, 
 ber ©t-regen 5 — fly, bie aBaffergriircj — fox, 
 ber ©t-fu(^§5 - fruit, ba§ ©t-obftj - gall, 
 Orn. ber SBannen»ei)er,3:^urmfaIfc5 — grig, 
 Ich. ber ©t-beifer, — hawk, ber ©t-folf j — 
 hearted, ^art^erjig i — horse, ber |)engft, Se* 
 fc^dler,- mason, ber SRaurer 5— parsley, Bot. 
 ber ©runb^eil, — piercer, Conch, ber ©tcin= 
 bo^rerj-pit,— quarry, ber ©t-brud^ 5— pitch, 
 bttS ^artc^ed^j— plant, l.ber ©djroommfleinj 
 2. bie ocrfteinerte^flanjci — plover, Orn. bie 
 ^fu^lfc^nepfe 5— pock, bie ^innen 5— smich, 1. 
 Bot. bie^e(^nelf c j 2. vid. — chat ; — sqoarer, 
 
Ston 
 
 680 
 
 Stor 
 
 ter @t-bc^auer , — still, flocf ftin , — stud, Ux 
 erfpfeilcr Ui ciner einfa^rtj - 's throw, bcr 
 ©t-wurf, — wall, tic aRauer, IBranbmauer, 
 — ware, cngUfd^eS @t-jcug,@t-gut3 — work, 
 1. ba& SOJaucrroerf 5 2. bie TCrbeit in @t. , - 
 wort, vid. Hart'8-tongue. 
 
 To Stone, v. a. 1. fieinigen^ 2. eteinc njeg= 
 f*ajfcn, ouflefcnj 3. (au8)fernen5 4. mit 
 ©teinen cinfaffenj 5. j?g.t>crfteinern, oer^dr^ 
 ten. [fc^leubcrcri 3. bcr DJJourer. 
 
 Sto'n?r, s. 1. bcr ©tcintgerj 2. ber ©tcins 
 
 Sto'njnfss, *. 1. ba§ ©teinigej 2. bic JBerflci^ 
 nerungj 3. bic^firtc (bcf.[^g.bc§ ®cmut^§) 
 
 Sto'ny, adj. 1. ftcinig5 2. fleincrn? 3. ocrf^eis 
 nert5 4. (flcin)^Qrt5}ig. ^art^crjig, — bone 
 ^nat. ba& gelfcnbein. 
 
 Stood [stud] , pret. & p. p. l?. To Stand. 
 
 Stook [stuk], s. baS 2)u§enb ©arbcn. 
 
 Stddl, *. 1. ber (runbe) ©tut)l o^ne Sc^nc, <Sef= 
 fcl, 6(I)cmclj 2. uer fdod-y 3. fcer @tuf)I, 
 Stu^lgong, 4. bcr ©tamm, (Stengel? s-s, 
 pi. 5. bie ©(i)6|Unge, (Sen^er5,6. Mars, bie 
 Sluflen berporbunen? s-s of the lanterns, bie 
 8aterncnH6|e5 — ball, ber ©tu^Ibatt (cin 
 Spiel)} — bent, bic aSorfienbinfc. 
 
 To St66l, V. n. fd(>o|fen (c. ©etreibe). 
 
 To Stddp, V. I. n. 1. ftd) bucfen, fidf) bcugen, 
 Mtteigcn5 2. nicberfd^ief en , fiofenj 3. im 
 ^lugc nieberftursen, 4. fid^fe^en(o.SS6geln) j 
 niebrigcr fliegcn 5 5. ft(^ bcmut^igen, ji(^ er« 
 nicbrigen, fi^ unterwerfcn^nacbgeben, U. n. 
 1. beugen, ncigen? 2. (cin %a^) fippen. 
 
 StoOp, J. 1. baS3ffcigen,a5ficfen, bic brunts 
 niungj 2. ^m. bcr (bcbccfte) (gingang Oiit 
 auperc Sreppc) cincS |)aufeS 5 3. bQ§ ^crab* 
 fommcn, 3?ieberf(bicf en (cincS ©to^oogelg)} 
 4. bag 5Kaf »on 2 cngl. Huart, boS ©tubs 
 (j^enj 5. bic Gmiebrigung, sDemut^igung. 
 
 St6d'p?r, s. bcr fx(^ SSiicfenbe, :c. 
 
 To StSp, V. I. a. 1. (-up)(iDer)fiopfcn,juma= 
 ^cn5 2. (an* ob. auf)i^alten,(— short, pl6$= 
 li(]^) (Sinbalt t^un, ^inbcrn, ^cmmen 5 3. nic^ 
 ^erbaltcnj 4.grcifen (Soitcn)) 5. Mar. befe» 
 f^igen, fcifeni 6. intcrpunftiren 5 7. einfteUen 
 (Bablung) 5 II. n. l. (ftilie ober inne) ^alten, 
 einbttlten, ftc^cn bleiben, anbalten 5 to — short, 
 plfi^lid^ anboltcn, abbret^cn? — I i^alt! 
 
 St»p, s. l.ber^Qlt,(gin^Qlt, 9lubcpunft,@tiU* 
 ftanbj 2. t)QS J^inbermf,S5erbpt, bie^em^ 
 mung , Untcrbreci^ung , (S5er=)©pcriung} 3. 
 berSSefcblag (bie ^inberung bc§ SSerfaufS) 5 
 4. bic^aufc,Untcrbre(bung} 5. ba&^ufb6= 
 ren, @nbc5 6. ber (<S^lu|o^un!t5 T. (an 
 mufif. Snflrumentcn:) a) bie ,fftappc, ba8 
 iodfi b) bcr ®ritf , bo8 (p/. Srgel--)9legiflcr, 
 bcr3u8» c)baS9legiflersie^en} 8. bcrluf* 
 
 ^alt, TCrret (in bcr (Rcitfunfl) 5 Mars. 9. ber 
 ©to^ (ftumpfe ^bfa|) an einem ^olje; 10. 
 ein asinbfel , urn ba& ©nbe cineS SaueS in ci* 
 ncr ©plipung ju belcgcnj 11. s-s, pi. double 
 — , Mus. iDoppelgriffe auf einem ©aitenin* 
 flrumentc, — cleat, Mar. tic ©topflampej 
 
 — cock, ber ^a^n (am ^affe)5 — gap, Der 
 gucfenbufcrj - watch, bic ©ecunbenubr mit 
 ^emmfeberj — water, Mar. ber SBiberjlrom. 
 
 StSp'less, adj. unaufl)al[tfam, nid^t ju l)emmen. 
 
 Stop'page, s. 1. bie SScrfiopfungi 2. t)a& ^in» 
 bernipi berSin^alt, bicUnterbre()^ung) 3.bic 
 Sefcblagnabmcj 4. Surg, bic SBiefc. 
 
 Stop'per, s. 1. bcr ©topfer, ©topfel, 2. Horl. 
 ber |)emmcr an eincr Sflcpctirul)r 5 3. WecTi.bct 
 iS8rem§, SBrem8f(l^wengel (beiJDampfroagen)) 
 4. bie ©topfftauge (hd ben ©iefern)) 5. 
 Mars, ber ©topfer, ©topper, — bolts , bic 
 Olingboljen fur bic ^nfcrtauftopperj — knot, 
 ber ©(bauermannSFnopf. 
 
 To Stop'per, v. a. juftopfcn, flopfcln. 
 
 StSp'ple, s. 1. ber ©t6pfel5 2. t)a§ ©topftud) j 
 3. 2\ bcr ^fcifenftopfer (in ben ^feifenbrcn* 
 nercicn), 4. bie ^lappc ber Srgclpfeifcn. 
 
 St8pt, contr. ft. Stopped. 
 
 Sto'rage, .v. 1. ba§luffpci(bern, Sagcrn (cinct 
 SBaarc)^ 2.bag Sagergclb, bie2-miet^e,ber2-» 
 
 Sto'rax,*.bcr©tora;c (=a5aum u.®ummi).[sing. 
 
 Store, s. 1. bcr SSorratb, bic 50Jenge, ber ^a\x= 
 fen J 2. ber ©(bo§5 3. ber ^rooiant, 3}?unb= 
 noxxati)^ 4. H^ 5)iagttjin, Sagcr, Sorrat^S* 
 ^au§5 5. Am. bcr (vKauf=)2aben5 in — , i.in 
 SSorrat^, oorrdt^igi 2. Com. auf bem Sagerj 
 
 — book. Com. bag 8agerbu(b, S3efunbbu(b) 
 
 — bread, ©d^ipjwicbacEj — candles, pi. gc* 
 jogenc fiitbtCj — hire, vid. storage , 2.5 - 
 house, 1. baS 50fagasin,S5orrat^&^au§ J 2, bie 
 Sftuflfammcrj 3. bic ©^a§!ammer 5— keeper, 
 1. ber Sagcrauffc^er^^Kagasinauffebcr, 2. bcr 
 SSerroalter, S)fonom5 — pond , ber Bi^Ui6) 5 
 Mars. — rooms, SSorrat^S* ob.Sfleferoefams 
 mcrn im ©4>iffe5 — sbip , i^ah 7Cmmunition§* 
 f(^iff) ^rooiantfcbiffj — twine, jroeibrdb' 
 tigeS ©cgclgarn, womit altc ©acbcn ge« 
 ndbt wcrben 5 — ware-house, ber ©pci(ber, 
 ba& SagerbauS , bic SSaarcnnieberlage. 
 
 To Store, v.a.l. oerfcbcn, Dcrforgcn 5 2. (aufs) 
 bdufen, auflegcn, 3. anfullen, oorrat^ig bin* 
 legend 4. Com. (cin)lagern5 (— up) auffpei* 
 (bernj to — up grain, ©etreibe auffcbfitten. 
 
 Sto'r^r, *. 1. bcr©ammler,5fufben)a^rer, ^uf» 
 ^ciufcrj 2. ber 5Ka9ajinauf[ebcr 5 ©(baffncr. 
 
 Sto'ried, adj. 1. mit ^ifiorif^cn Silbern gc- 
 5iert5 2. gef(3^i(btli(b. 
 
 Sto'rj^rs, s. pi. 1. bic Hcinc S5rut (^ifcbe), 
 ©c§Iingc5 2. junge gerfcl. 
 
Stor 
 
 681 
 
 Stra 
 
 Sto'ring, p. s. 1. vid. Storage ; 2. (in Ope* 
 fcnrec^nungcn) tie SrangportFoflen fur ®u= 
 tcr (oomgu^rnjagen oto. com ©d^iffe) bU in'§ 
 ^ttus. [f^nabel. 
 
 Stork, f. ber ©tord^j— 's bill, BoM)cr©tor(l^s 
 
 Storm, s. 1. Der ^eftige SBinl), ©turmwint), 
 ©tunn, baS Unioetter, SBe^cn, ©cj^oberj 2. 
 bag @turmlaufen, ber ©turm, "Knlaul 7^1= 
 griff, 3. ber luflQuf , :iCufru^r j 4. ber 2drm, 
 (Streit5 5. Da8 ©turmen, Der Ungcfliim, ba§ 
 ® epoltcr 5 — of rain, ber {Regenfd^auer 5 — of 
 musket shot, ber .Sugelregenj — finch, vid. 
 Stormy petrel ; —jib. Mar. ber ©turmfliioer. 
 
 To Storm, v. l.n.l. fturmenj 2. wiit^en, to= 
 beni II. a. beflurmen, crftiirmen. 
 
 Stor'ment, s. tin farbiger, bidfcrbaumraoUencr 
 , aSeinflciberftoff. [geftilm. 
 
 Stor'miness, s. bag flurmifd^e SBcfcn, ber Un= 
 
 Stor'my, adj. ftiirmifc^, ungeftum, I)eftig) — 
 petrel, Orn. ber ©turmoogeh 
 
 Sto'ry, s. l.bie®cf(t)i(l)tC52.bag®ef(j^i(i^t(^en, 
 ?Ktt^r(^en 5 3.^g-.bas (Scriicbt, bie ©age 54.bie 
 Sfleit)c (®dume)} 5. u^ ©totfroerf 5 — posts. 
 Arch, bic aufred^tflel^enben SSalfen sroifc^en 
 ben ©tocfwerfen, — rod, T. tin langeg 5Kap 
 ber 3immerleutc 5 — teller , l. berGrjd^ler, 
 2. ber 6(^n)d|er, 2ugner, SBinbbeutel, 3.bie 
 (grsd^Ierinn , 2Co — telling, 1. bag ©rsd^len? 
 
 2. bag ©c^wa^en, Sugen. 
 
 To stQ'ry, v. a. I. crjd^Ien, melben? 2. orb* 
 ncn, fd)i(^tcn, abtljeilen. 
 
 Stotc, s. Zool. bag grof e SBiefel, ^crmelin. 
 
 SLout, adj. (- ly, adv.) 1. ftarf (aud^ = bice)j 
 ftdmmig, t)anbfeftj 2. (—hearted) ^ers^aft, 
 roacJer, tii(^tig,ftanbl)aft, fft^n? tro^ig, floljj 
 
 3. fcfl, berb, baucrl)aft5 III. s. vuig. bag 
 flarfe SSierj IV. — ness, s. 1. bic ©tdrfc, Sflu= 
 fligfcit j 2. bie ^Jlannljaftigfeit, ^ersl)aft{g= 
 ?cit, Sapfer!eit, ^algflarrigf eit, ber Zxo^, 
 ©tolj, 3. \iit ^efiigFeit, ©erb^cit. 
 
 Stove, s. 1. ber S)fen j 2. biCv^iefe, bag ^euer= 
 ftubcicn, ber ^ot)lentopf 5 3. bie (2Sdrm=) 
 ©tube, Sabftube, 4. bag 3;reibl^aug5 5. bie 
 tragbarc^o^maf^ine^ Mar. bag .Sod^flott, 
 bie ©tope j — plates, Ofenplatten. 
 
 To Stove, V. a. 1. njdrmen , Warm fatten, in'g 
 Sreib^aug fe^enj 2. mit ©djroefelbampf bici* 
 
 Stove, pret. & p. p. P. To Stave. [d^cn. 
 
 Sts^'er,*.bag grobe^eaob. ©tro^,58ie^futter. 
 
 To Stow, V. a. 1. (©liter) in ben ©d()iffgraum 
 bringen, flauen, padfen, (surcd^t)Icgcn5 2. 
 Mar. (bic ©egel) befd^lagcn, 3. ^infiecfcn, 
 aufljeroa^ren, s-ed at the top, oben gelabcn. 
 
 Stow'age, s. l.bag©tauen (P.SBaaren),^af= 
 fcU; Segcn, 2. bie SJerwal^rung, ber ®eroa()r= 
 famj 3. ber ©tauraum,^acfraum(auf ©(^if= 
 
 fen) 5 4. bag©tauerIo^ni S.bag^ufgeflauctc, 
 
 ©epadfte, bie aufgcflaueten SBaaren. 
 Stow'er, s. ber ©taucr, ©iiterpacfcr. 
 Stra'bjsm, s. Med. bag ©(^ielcn. 
 To strad'dle, v. n. bic Seine augeinanbcrfpcr= 
 
 ren (juro. a.) , fi(^ fpreijcn. 
 StriidMlings, adv. rittlingg. 
 To Strag'gle, v.n.l. fid) jcrftrcuen, fi4i ent» 
 
 fernen j 2. einscin fein, liegen ober ge^en , 3. 
 
 ^erumfc^wcifen, abfc^meifcn, ab»eid()en5 4. 
 
 ^(^ in unbcfiimmten Sfli(^tungen augbreiten, 
 
 njud^ern (»on ©erodd^fen). 
 Strag'gler , *. 1 . ber |)erumfireid^er, :c., Mil. 
 
 3^a(bsuglcr5 2. bag einsein f^e^enbc ©ing j 3. 
 
 ber roilbe ©d^op (eineg ©erodd^fcg). 
 
 straight [stratj, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ge» 
 robe, gerabcg SBegg, re(^t5 %vid. Strait; HI. 
 or — way, adv. gcrabeg SKegeg, |^rotfg,fo= 
 glei(^, flugg, gerabep, — forward, grabfin* 
 nig 5 - staff, T. bag miit^i^tit. 
 
 *To Straigh'ten, v. a. 1. gcrabc mad)en, flraff 
 madden, anjie^en j 2. vid. To Straiten. 
 
 *Straigh'tener, j. ber SDrbner, iDirector. 
 
 *Straight'ne8s, s. 1. bic ©erab^eitj 2. vid. 
 Straitness. 
 
 To Strain, v, I. a. 1. (an)ftrcngen, fpanncn, 
 2. f^aff (ob. aug)fpannen, augbel^nen, ftrcf* 
 fen, fd)niLircn5 3. gufammensic^en, anjiei^eni 
 4. preffen, (aug)brucfen , quetfd^en, 5. burd)= 
 prcffen, burdijbrficfen j filtriren, (bur(^)fei^en, 
 burd^f(ilagen 5 6. perrenfen, Perftaud^en^ 7. 
 jipingen, treiben, betreibcn, II. n. 1. ficb an* 
 flrengen, ftd^ beftreben, fid^ (auf'g tuperfte) 
 bemii^cn, 2. fi(^ roiirgen (beim Grbrcd^en, 
 K.)5 3. burd^Iaufcn, burd^rinnen, (burd^O 
 ficfcrn 5 you — too far , ©ie gel)en (ober trei= 
 ben bie ©ac^e) ju njeit. 
 
 Strain , s. 1. bie S5errcnfung, S5erle|ung , ©c^ 
 f^dbigung, ber Sruc^ 5 2.ber S^on (and) fig.), 
 bag 8ieb, ber ©efang, 3. bieSBeife,:irrt,9^a* 
 nier 5 4.ber ©ti)I, TCugbrutf , 5.ber 3ug, ® ang 
 %ln% bicSBenbung, 6. bie ^d^rte, ©pur 5 7, 
 (n.ii.) bie 7(bf unft, bag® efd^led^t, ber ©tamm. 
 
 Strai'n^r, s. 1. ber ^nfircngenbe, :c.5 2. ber 
 ■Durd^fd^Iag, ©ei^er, ©cif)etri(bter , bag ©ii« 
 ^etud) , ber ^iltrirftcin. 
 
 Strait, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. engc, fnapp, 
 flraffj 2. fe|^;bic^t5 3. innig , Pertraut 5 4. 
 genau, fircngcj 5. fd^n)cr,fd^n>icrig5 6. (— 
 handed) gcijigj 7. vid. Straight; — gut, ber 
 5Kaflbarm5 — laced, 1. enge gefd^nurt, 2. fig. 
 eingef(^rdnft 5 flrengej — waistcoat (— 
 jacket), bie .Sipanggjacfej III. s. 1. bic @ngc, 
 berengcSBcg, (^ngO^api 2. (bcf.p^bie 
 5Keerenge, ©trafej 3.^%. bie ^lemmc,S5cr» 
 legen^eit, 5ict^ 3 4. ber ft^malc 3cufl 5 IV. — 
 
Stra 
 
 682 
 
 Stre 
 
 ness, *. 1. bie ©ngcj ©traff^eitj 2. tit ®e 
 tiauigfeit, ©trengc^ 3. bie ©d^wierigfeit, 
 SSerlegen^cit, S^ot^, ber 5)iangel. 
 
 To Strai'ten, v. a. 1. ftroff mttd^en, fpanncn, 
 QU§fponncn, onjie^cnj 2. engc madden, Dcren* 
 gen J be$ not^igcn 9lttumc§ beraubcn 5 3. ein« 
 f4>rdnfenj 4. in SSerlegen^eit fe|en (pa**, in 
 SSerlcgeni^cit fcin), in S^ot^ bringcnj 5. vid. 
 To straighten. 
 
 Strake, s. 1. vid. Streak ; 2.btt§ ®lei§ 5 ©efugc, 
 3. Mar. bcr (pianfenO®flng. 
 
 Straked [or stra'ked] , vid. Streaked, [leid^t 
 
 Stramin'eous, adj. 1. flro^ernj 2. wie ©tro^, 
 
 Strand, j. 1. bcr ©tranb, ba§ Ufer, bie ^iiftc 5 
 2. Mar. bcr £)u(^t, ©d^aft , bie gcbre^te 
 @(^nur cines SaueS, jc (p/. bie ^arbeclcn)) 
 — runner, Orn, ber ©tranbloufer. 
 
 To Strand, v. I. a. 1. auf ben ©tranb treiben, 
 firanbcn madden? 2. oufbre^en (ein Zau)i II. 
 7i. ftronben? s-ed goods, ©tranbguter. 
 
 Strange, I. adj. ; II.— ly, adv. 1. fremb, au^lan= 
 bifd^5 2. neu, unbefannt, uner^ortj 3. unge 
 minli(^, rounberbar, fonberbar, feltfam, 4. 
 fait, fttltfinnig 5 III. — ness, s. 1. bie ^remb 
 \)dt 5 2. bie SrJcu^eit, bo^ Sefrcmbcnbe, 3. bie 
 ® eltfamf eitj 4.ber ,KaItfinn, bie ©ntfrembung. 
 
 Stran'g^r, s. 1. ber ^rcmbe , trembling, Hn^' 
 Idnber){Reifenbe) 2. bcrUnbefanntc, ©aftj 
 STceuling J 3. Law, ber Unbet^eiligte. 
 
 To Stran'gle (Stran'gulate) , v. a. 1. erbrof= 
 feln, crwurgen, erfticfen? 2. unterbrdcfen. 
 
 Stran'gle, I. comp. — tare, — weed , Bot. t)U 
 ^anfwurjel j H- s-s , s. pi. Far. bie ©rufe. 
 
 Stran'gl^r, s. ber @rn)iirger, :c. 
 
 Strangula'tion, s. 1. \)k @rbrof elung, @r»flr= 
 gung, ©rftidEung, 2. Med. ber ©ticfflu^. 
 
 Str^ingu'rious , adj. ben |)ornjn)ang Ijabenb. 
 
 Stran'gury, s. Med. ber 4)arnjn)ang. 
 
 Strap, *. 1. berO?iemen,(Ieberne) ©freifen, 
 ba$ fieber, bie ©urte, ©trippe, 2. einelrt 
 ©ifenHammer ber 3immerleute , 3. Mil. bie 
 TCcifelfd^nur, 4. jR-m. baS ,^nuppelbQnb5 5. 
 Bot. bas asiatt^autd^en, — shaped, Bot.im^ 
 genf6rmig} — M'orm, ber Uliemenrourm. 
 
 To strap , v. a. 1. mit Oliemen peitf(^en 5 2. 
 mitOtiemenbinbcn, befcfligen5 3. umfc^niiren, 
 umbinben 5 4. auf einem ©treid^riemen ahiU' 
 
 strappa'do, s. ba& ^eitfd()en mit 9liemen.[^en. 
 
 To Strappa'do , v. a. mit Oliemen peitfd^en. 
 
 Strap'ping, adj. vulg. grof u. fittrf, t>ierfd^r6* 
 
 Stra'ta, pi. »on Stratum. [tig. 
 
 Strat'agem, s. 1. bie ^riegSlift J 2. bic Sift, bcr 
 ©trei(^j3. bie^riegSt^Qt 
 
 Strat^em'jcal, adj. j)oU ^ricggliflen, Uftig. 
 
 Str^teg'ic, — c?l1, adj. ftratcgifd^. 
 
 Strat'egy, s. bic ©tratcgic, §elb^crrnfunbe. 
 
 Strat/i'spey, *. ein Icb^after, fd^ottifcbcr (^o(^« 
 Ifinbift^er) Sonj. [©(bid^tung. 
 
 Stratifjca'tion , s. 1. ba§ ^uffcbiitcnj 2. bic 
 
 Strat'jfied, adj. Min. ouS ©d^id^tcn ciner 
 ©teinart bcftc^enb (opp. composed of beds) 
 
 To Strat'ify, v. a. (auf)fd^i(btcn. 
 
 Stratjgraph'lc^l , adj. ©d^id^tcn bcfcbrcibcnb. 
 
 Stratoc'racy, s. bie 5Jlilitdr^errf(bttft. 
 
 Stra'tum, s. tie Sage, Bd^i^tf baS Sager. 
 
 Straw, s. 1. \i(xB ©tro^i 2. ber ©t-t)alm, 
 ^alm, 3. fig. bie (wert^lofe) .Sleinigfeit, 
 chopt (ft. chopped) — , ber ^dcf crling , ba§ 
 4)dcffel 5-bed, U^et-Utt, ber©t-facf5 Bot-s. 
 
 — berry, bie (Srbbcerc , Chili —berry, bie 0lics 
 fenerbbecrej — berry-blite, — berry-spinage, 
 bererbbecrfpinat, bie 95cermelbe 3 — berry- 
 plant, ba§ erbbcerfrautj — built, Don©t.gc= 
 baut, flro^ern 5 — colour, tixz ©t-farbcj — 
 coloured, ft-farbcn (paille) ; — cutter, l.bcr 
 ^fidfcrling&fcjjncibcrj 2. bic^dtfcrlingSlabcj 
 
 — goods, pi. geflod^tcnc ©t-waarcj — hat, 
 ber ©t-^ut j - mat, bie ©t-mottej — paper, 
 ba8 ©t-popier, — stuffed, mit ©t. geftopft j 
 
 — worm, ber ©t-wurm? — wreath, ber ©t-s 
 frans. [3. trodfen , unfrdftig. 
 
 Straw'y, adj. l.firor)ern, ftro^dijnlid^ 5 2. Uid)t ; 
 
 To Stray, v. I. n.l. (^erum)irrcn, fe^I gcl^en, 
 
 jid^ oerirren, 2. ()erum fc^raeifen, fd^lenbcrn j 
 
 — from, abfd^njeifen 5 II. a. (n. u.) irre fu^rcn. 
 Stray, I. adj. 1. irre, oerirrt, oerlaufen, oer^ 
 
 lorcnj 2. Dcreinsclt) II. s. 1. ba§ SScrlorcne, 
 cerirrte ©efcbopf, oerlaufene, ocrlorneS^ljierj 
 2. bie Srre, SSerirrung , bcr ^brocg j — line, 
 Mar. ba§ TCbfatlen. 
 
 Stray'er, s. bcr SScrirrtc, S^fcnbc, jc. 
 
 Straz, s. bcr ©tra^ (()arte§ ^ri)flaUgla§). 
 
 Streak, s. 1. ber ©trid^, ©trcif, fd^male Stanb 
 2. bic Sflabfd^ienc, ^elge j 3. vid. Strake, 3. 
 
 To Streak, v. a. ^rcifen , ftreiflg madden. 
 
 Strea'ked [or streakt] , adj. 1. or Strea'ky, gc» 
 flrcift, flreifig, gcftrid^clti 2. burd^roa^fen. 
 
 Stream, s. ber ©trom, ^luf , 2auf j Mars.— 
 anchor, bcr SBurfanfcr) — cable, ba§ SBurf* 
 anfertau, .^abeltauj — tin, baS ©tromjinnj 
 
 — work, Min. bic SBdfcbc, ba§ glut^rocrf. 
 To Stream, v. I. n. 1. (au§)ftromcn, flicpcn, 
 
 fd^iepen, triefen, rinncn, entrirneni 2. flicgen, 
 
 flatternj II. a. 1. flrcifig macbcn , flreifcnj 2. 
 
 Mar. (bie aSojc) au§»erfen 5 3. entfaltcn 
 Strea'm^r, s. 1. bic ^a^ne, ^laggc, SSimpcl j 
 
 2. S'B, pi. Met. Sicbtflromc, ber s^orbfd^ein. 
 Strea'mjng, I. p. a. Ud^tauSfiromcnb (au(b 
 
 Her.)i II. — ly, adv. firommcife, ^duftg. 
 Stream'I?t, *. ber fleinc %lu^, bag aSdfTerd^en. 
 Strea'my, adj. ftromcnb, gerodlfcrt, fluprcid^. 
 Street, s. bie ©affc , ©trafcj — door, bie 
 
Stre 
 
 683 
 
 Stri 
 
 (dufcrc) ^aust^firj - fire, Mil. baS ©cfitir» 
 feuer, — tunes, ©-nltcterj — walker, 1. tax 
 Pflttflevtretcri 2. vulg. Die ©-n^ure. 
 
 Streight [strat], virf. Strait. 
 
 Strei'ness [stra' — ] , s. baS 3ucf en, tjie 3ucf UHQ. 
 
 Stre'litz, s. 1. cine ^rt fiott. Seinwanb, 2. 
 s-es, pZ. bie ©trcli|en(e^em.rufr.©arbe). 
 
 Strengf/i, *. 1. Die ©tdrfe, ^raftj 2. bie ^ar= 
 te, ?5efti9feit5 3. bie ^aM, ©treitfrafte} in 
 — , tro^ 5 upon the — of, fraft, cermSge. 
 
 To Streng't/ien , u. I. a. 1. ftdrfcn, 2. beftdr* 
 fell) 3. frdftigcn, cerfldrfen, 4. befeftiQen? 
 5. befldtigcn 5 6. Bkb. (ben^oppenbecfel) fefl 
 fc^lagenj II. n. flar! werben, erflar?en,ft(i 
 oerftdrfcn. 
 
 Streng'f/iener, s. bcr (AfeJ. baS) ©tdrfenbc. 
 
 Streng</i'l?8s, adj. o^ne ©tdrfe, fraftlo§. 
 
 Stren'uoug, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. toadiX, 
 mann^ttft} fapfer> 2. ^eftig, eifrig. III. — 
 ness, Str^nu'jty, s. 1. bie SopferMt, 5)?anns 
 ^aftigfeit, 2. bie |)eftigfeit, bcr (Sifer. 
 
 StrepVous, adj. gerdufd)iooU. 
 
 Stress, s. 1. bic ©tdrfe, StvaU, bcr 3^a(&bru(f, 
 ba§ ©ewid^ti 2.bie^eftigfeit, berUngcftfimj 
 3. bie ^nfpannung. 
 
 To Stretch, v. I. a. 1. bc^ncn, rccfcu, (ttU&O 
 flrcif en, auSbreitcn, (au§)fpannen, au§be^nen3 
 
 2. Qnfpanncn, onflrengcnj 3. iiberfpannen, 
 ubertreiben, iberfd^reitcnj II. n. l. p^ ftref^ 
 fen, fid) erftrcrfenj 2. Tic^ bc^nen, ficb mciten, 
 
 3. iii} Qnftrcngen, angreifenj 4. lugen, auf- 
 fcbneibcn, 5. Mar. (mit ^ref roinb) fcgeln, 
 prangen, oieic ©egel fu^ren j to — forth, ei* 
 nen ©t^roung nebmen. 
 
 Stretch , s. 1. bic ^uSftrecfung , 2Cugbe^nung, 
 ©pannungj 2. bieStrerfe, SBeite, (Srflref= 
 fung, bcr Umfang 5 3. bie (^ol)e) 7f nftrengung 5 
 
 4. bie flberfpannung , Uberf^reitung,* 5. bie 
 (folternbe) Ungemif^eiti 6. Mar. ein ®ang 
 beim fiaciren? at a — ,fig. ouf einmal, Winter 
 einanberj — mouthed, (n. it.) gro^mdulig. 
 
 stret'cher, s. 1. bcr, bie, baS ^ugbet)ncnbc, 
 ber ©e^ner, ©pannerj 2. T-s. a) bcr SBenbc= 
 flerfen , ein ©ebn» ober ©trecfrocrfseug, bQ& 
 iStredeifen 5 b) ba§ ©(blicbteifenj c) bo§ 
 Sluer^olj, berSIuerriegelj d) ber ^upblodf, 
 ^upflocf ber Sluberer, e) bie SSorfpinnma= 
 f(bine , ber ® robflubl 5 s-s, pL 3. bie ©tredf cr, 
 Sinber (©teine bie mit ibrer Sdnge naib ber 
 Siefe ber 5DZttuer gelegt werben) j 4. bag ®e= 
 flell eineS {RcgenfcbirmS. 
 
 Stret'ching, comp. — course, bie ©trecEfcbi^t, 
 ©tretflagc (ciner SKauer)) — piece, baS 
 ©trecfeifen (ber So^gcrber). 
 
 To strew [or stro], vid. To Strow. [3ierat^. 
 
 4:Strew'iiient fstro' — ] , s. ba§ Ubcrflreute,bcr 
 
 strewn [strOn] , p. p. 0. To Strew. 
 
 Stri'ae, *. pi. bic ©trcifcn, ^uriben. [reifelt. 
 
 Stri'ate, Stri'at^d, ado. geflreift, gefurcbt, gc» 
 
 Strl^ure [or — tshur] , s. bic ©treifung, 4>t^^* 
 lung , |)ol^Ife^Ic. [bejabrt. 
 
 Strick'en , n:^ p. p. 0. To Strike;— in years, 
 
 Strick'le , s. ba& ©trcicb^olj. 
 
 Strict, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. 1. engc, fcfl, ftraff, 
 gefpannti 2. genau, piinftUtb > 3. flrenge, 
 fdjarf, bartj 4. auSbriidli^ , gcmeffenj — ly 
 taken, im cngcrcn ©inne ob.SScrflanbe 5 HI.— 
 ness, s. 1. bie engc, ©traff^cit, ©pannung 5 2. 
 bie ® enauigf eit, piinftUd&f eit, 3.bie©trenge, 
 ©(bdrfc, ^drtej 4. bie TCu&briicf U(b!eit. 
 
 Stric'ture [— 'tshur] , *. 1. bic 3ufammen5ie^= 
 ung , aSecngung , 2. ber 3ug , ®tri(b , Suftb, 
 ^infcljug, 3. bas 3cicbcn5 4. baS ^iinf(ben, 
 eifcnfpUtter^en, 5. Jig. bie a5critl^rung,7Cn* 
 fpielung, fritiftbcSSeraerfung. 
 
 Strid, preUf Strid'den, p. p. t). To Stride. 
 
 To Stride, v. ir. I. n. 1. (wcit ttU8)Jd)reitcn j 
 2. fi(b fprcijen , bie SSeine obcr ^iugel qu§= 
 fpcrrcnj II. a. iibcrffbrcitcn, bur(bf(breitcn. 
 
 Stride, s. 1. ber grofe, xodU B6)xitti 2. ba& 
 ©perrbein? 3. bcr ^u§griff cines ^ferbeS. 
 
 Stri'djngly, adv. mit wcitcn ©d^ritten, fperr» 
 
 Stri'dor, s. ba§ ® crdufcb, bcr B6)aU. [beinig. 
 
 strid'ulous, adj. fniflemb, fnirf(benb. 
 
 strife, s. 1. ber ©treit, 3anF, ©trauf, ^ricg j 
 2. ba& aBiberflrcben, bcr ®cgenftt05 3 ber 
 SBcttflrcit, (gifer, baS ©treben. [bellig. 
 
 Strife'ful, adj. l.fireitfu(btig,sdnfif(3^j 2.mif= 
 
 Strig, s. ber ©tici (am Sbfle). [fen. 
 
 Strig'?^, ji. pi. Arch, bic ^u§fe^lungctt, (Hies 
 
 Strig'ji, s. ber aSabefiriegel. 
 
 Strl'gous, Strjgose', adj. Bot. ftricgclidd. 
 
 To Strike, v. ir. I. a. l.gen. fiblagcnj 2. ^au= 
 en, ffbmeif en, jtursen, (auf)flopen, trcffen 5 3. 
 prdgen, munjen, 4. (an=, ah', auf)ftrei(ben j 
 5. (— down) nicberlaffen , (bic 3clte) abbre* 
 (ben, Mar. (to — sail, &c. , bie ©egel,:c.) 
 ftrcicbenj 6. (—up) (einen^auf) fcbliefen, T. 
 Jig. bewegen, riibren, ergreifen, auffallen, 
 einbringcn in... , (mit SSefifirsung, jc.) er« 
 futten, angretfenj 8. beroirfen, oerurfatben, 
 (blinb , K.) matbcn , an. (mit ® linb^cit, zc.) 
 fd)lagen 5 9. betreffen, bcflrafen ^ 10. (in SGBcft* 
 inbien) in nin Jtii^lgcfdp fcbutten 5 to — a 
 balance. Com. ben ©albo jic^cn, cincn ©. 
 auggleicbcn, to — down, nicberfiblogcn, fdt= 
 Icn 5 to — off, 1. abf(blagcn 5 2. roegflrcitben 5 3. 
 abbrucfen, 4. mit to (in ber Auction) jufibta* 
 gen 5 to — out, l.au8|trei(ben, auStbun j 2.ents 
 roerfen, [(baffcnj to — up, rubrcn , fd^Iogen 
 O^k Srommel , ic) j aufflreicben , auffpiclcn i 
 an^ebcn (®efang, k.) j II.??.! .[(blo^en 5 2.tref- 
 
Stri 
 
 684 
 
 Stro 
 
 fen, flo^enj 3.(— up)f£l^mcttern/ bonnern/crtos 
 nen,aniebenj 4.bli§en,Icu(^tcn,flral^len5 S.ftd) 
 (fd^neU) n)cnt)en; f^iepen, gc^en, 6. anfd)Ia 
 gen, gelingcn 5 7. gemeinfd^aftUc^ ju arbeitcn 
 auf^oren, urn ()6^ercn 2o^n p erjwingeni 8. 
 Spurt. ^xdd)in, Idufig feinj 9. fid^ crgebcn, 
 l>a& ©croe^r flrecfenj to — against, njitjer* 
 flreitenj to — at, angreifen, unterne^mcn, to 
 — for, 1. einen ICngriff madden auf . . . , 2. ijie 
 Kngel auSrocrfen nod)...) to — in, 1. ein= 
 fallen , tie S>dt (Un S5ortt)eiO roa^rnc^men , 
 2. (mit with), iibereinftimmen mit .. . , bet= 
 ftimmen, beitreten , to — into, ^incin fliirjcn, 
 ge^enin...j to — off, fi(^ wegroenten, ab* 
 font)ern,trennen; to — on, ouf (Straag rairFcn j 
 to — out, augtreten, auSfc^weifen j to — to, 
 to - upon, ergreifen, rul^ren, wic a., 7. 
 
 Strike, s. 1. ber Btm6) , (Stnd)i 2. bas 
 ©treid)l)0lS5 3. Die (gemeinf(§aftli(be) ^r* 
 beits einftellung, SBeigerung ju arbeiten (bef. 
 m ^abrifen), — block, 7\ bcr ©treif^obel. 
 
 Stri'k^r, s. ber ©d^ldgcr, 2C. 
 
 Stri'king, I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. fig. QUffat= 
 lenb, f(3^nellen (tiefen) ©inbrucE matbenb, 
 uberraf(benb,ergrcifcnb5— watch,^bic©d)Iag= 
 u^rjIII. — ness,*.ba5^uffQlIen,Uberrafd^en. 
 
 String, s. 1. bie <S^nur , Mi SSonb, ber Sflie* 
 men, ^aben, bie (Soite, 2. ber S^ero, bie ®et)= 
 ne, ^led^fe, baS Bungenbanb? 3. bie ^ette, 
 Sflei5>e5 4. bie ^iber, ^afer, ^aferj Bot-s. 
 5. bie asiattri^jpe j 6. bie ^afer an ber fflai)t ber 
 4)filfe5 T. ba§ |)df c^en , ©dbeltben (an Sflan= 
 !engen)d(bfen) j 8. Mar. ber oberfle SBegering 
 in bent vKu^I, s-s of metal, Min. biinne (Srja= 
 bern 5— glue, ber Sif(blerleim ? — halt. Far. ber 
 ^a^nentritt ober i)-f(britt (bei ^f erb en),— 
 instrument, ba& ©aiteninftrument. 
 
 To string, v. a. 1. befaiten , (mit ©aiten) be= 
 jieben, aufsie()en5 2. mit (Se^nen, Steroen 
 cerfeben, ftdrfen? 3. binben? 4. anftrengen, 
 ansie^cnj 5. (auf)rei^en5 6. (SSoljnen) abik= 
 
 To Stringe, u.w.bart(obJ)ol5ig) merben-Cljen. 
 
 String'ed, adj. 1. befaitet, bejogen, ©aiten^, 
 2. »on ©aiten berru^renb , |>arfcn=. 
 
 Strin'g^nt, adj. frfiftig, na(bbriicflid^. 
 
 String'in^ss, s. ba§ ^afcrigc, 3aferigc. 
 
 Strrnfi^ss, adj. unbefaitct. 
 
 String'y, adj. 1. faferig, saferig , 2. faitenartig. 
 
 To Strip, V. a. I. (— off) abjic()en, augjie^en, 
 (and) fig.) entfleiben, 2. (- off) abf^dlen, 
 au§f(bdlcn 5 3. raubcn , beraubcn , entblopen, 
 4. Mar. ttbtafelnj stripped leaf. Com. au§s 
 gerippte (SabaF=)35ldtter. 
 
 Strip, s. 1. ber©treifcn,©(bnitt, ba&@(bnitt= 
 (i^eni 2. Zau5, bie 3erfl6rung con 3dunen, 
 ^dufern, ic. 
 
 To Stripe, v. a. 1. ftrcifen, flreifig mod^en j 2. 
 (nj. i!i.) f(%lagen, peitfcben. 
 
 Stripe, .V. l.ber ©trcif,<Stn(bj 2.ber(Scbnittj 
 3. ber ©trcifcnj 4. bie ©tricmcj 5. ber 
 ©trcid), ©d)lag(miteincr»pcitf(bc,2C.)5 o'. 
 s-s, pi. S3u(bIinncH (blau unb wcip gcftrciftc 
 Seinroanb), — furniture, 0)?6belleinraanb 5 -- 
 tape, gcflreiftes (@d)iirscn=)©anb. 
 
 Stripped, 2^. a. geftrcift, ftreifig. 
 
 Strip'ljng, s. ber junge 5}?cnfcb, :2Cuff(b6pUng, 
 bag 95urf(b(ben 5 con f. ber (Sclbfd^nabcl. 
 
 Strip'per, s. ber TCbjiebenbe, jc. 
 
 Strip'pjngs, s. pi. bie 3ta(bmild}. 
 
 To Strive, v. ir. n. 1. ftrebcn, fi^ bcflrebcn, 
 M anftrengen 5 2. fid^ ftrduben, ftrciten, 
 Mmpfenj 3. (nad^)eifern,»ettcifern5 4. ficb 
 
 Striv'en, p. p. Xi. To Strive. [bewerben. 
 
 stri'v§r, s. ber (Strebenbe, 2c. 
 
 strob'jie, s. Bot. ber (3:anncn=)3ttpfcn. 
 
 strpbil'jform , adj. tannjapfenformig. 
 
 strode, pret. 0. To Stride.[fen, bO§ a5Ia§rof)i. 
 
 Stro'kal, *.G-io.bieeiferneOt6l)resum ®Ia§bla= 
 
 Stroke, s. 1. ber ©trei(b, <Sd;lag,®tojJ;^icb j 
 2. Mech. ber (J:olben=)|)ub j 3. ber ©tri(b, 
 3ug (au(b T^g.)) 4. ber ®locfenf(blag5 5. ber 
 InfaU , bie iJCnnjanblung 5 6. bie ©cnjttlt, 
 ^raft, ba§ SSermogen 5 — of the oars , Mar. 
 ber €fliemcnf(blag. [fd^mcicbeln } 3. melf en. 
 
 To Stroke, v. a. 1. ftreidjen, ftreitbein, 2. 
 
 Stro'ker, s. ber ©treitbcr, jc. 
 
 Strokes'man, s. ber SSormann, SSorrubcrcr. 
 
 Stro'kjngs, .9. pi. bie 3^ad)mild^. 
 
 To Stroll, V. n. (juw. a.) Ijerumftreifen, t)cr 
 umnjanbern, gel)en, [(bmdrmen oberlaufen, 
 l)erumf(^lenbern , fpajicrcn ge^en, ba§ 2anb 
 burcbftreifen 5 to — out , ouSfc^lcnbcrn 5 s-ing 
 company, bic ^erumsie^enbc ©djaufpiclcrs 
 gefeUf(baft j s-ing lady, btt§ ^rcubenmdbcben. 
 
 stroll, *. vuig. ba§ |)cntmf(blenbern. 
 
 Strol'ler, s. l.ber|)erumftreifer,2anbftreid^er, 
 
 2. ber ^erumjieljenbc ©d^aufpieler. 
 Stromat'ic, adj. oerfd;iebenavtig gemifd)t. 
 Strong, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv.A. ftarf j 2. feft j 
 
 3. Ijefttg, berb, tiid^tig, reb()aft, bartj 4.frdf= 
 tig, fraftooll5 5. md^tigj 6. gcroaltfam, T. 
 bcftig, begierig, eifrigj 8. giiiltigj bunbigj 
 fiberjeugenb, nad^briicflid) 5 9. gcfdncft,— 
 bodied, florfleibig, ftarf,* — box, bie®elb* 
 coffe, a — colour, eine bunHc (i)arte) ^arbc5 
 — grain. Com. ba§ fdjarfe ^om be§ rttffinir= 
 ten ^udferg, — hand, bie®en>alt5 — handed, 
 mit oieler y^annf^aft oerfej^en^ — hold, ber 
 fefte ^\<x% , bie ^efie , — water , ber SSrcnnt* 
 wein^ III. — ness, *. 1. bie ©tMcj 2. bie 
 gefiigfeiti 3. bie ^firtej 4. bie Oiiltigfcit. 
 
 StrSn'tian [— 'shanj , s. Min. bcr ©trontian. 
 
Strd 
 
 685 
 
 Stuf 
 
 Strontit'ic, adj. ten ©trontian bctrcffenb. 
 Str66p, sMt ©urgel , Jle()re.[ber ©treiiriemen. 
 StrSp , s. 1. Mar. Der ©tropp i 2. (razor — ) 
 Stro'phe, Stro'phy , s. bic (Strophe, t)er SSerg= 
 Strove, pret. ». To Strive. [fQ$, SSerS. 
 
 To Strow, i\ a. reg. & ir. ftreueH; bcjireuen, 
 
 augftreuen, um^erroerfen, jerflreuen. 
 Strown , p. p. con To Strow. [beiQl)rt. 
 
 struck, yreU & p. p. X>. To Strike; — in years, 
 Struck, s. vid. Truck , 5. 
 Striic'ture [— 'tshur] , s. l.bQ&JBauen, 2. ba& 
 
 ©ebaube, bcr JBttUj 3. bie SSauart, 3ufam= 
 
 menfc^ung, ^ugung, 4. Min. bQ& ©cfiige. 
 Strude, *. vid. Stud, 5. 
 To Strug'gle, v. n. 1. fitJ^^eftiQ bewegcn, (fi(^ 
 
 ttb)Qrbeitcn, fid^ anftrengen, flrebcn, fid^ be= 
 
 mii^en , 2. fx(^ winbcn, fi(^ flrduben, fdmpfcn, 
 
 ringen) to — out, fld() lo&ioinben. 
 Striig'gle, s. 1. bie Tfnftrcngung , TCrbeit, baS 
 
 ©trduben, ©treben, 2. ber^ampf, bie3^ot^, 
 
 Tfngft, SSedcgen^eit. 
 
 Strug'gler, s. ber ©trebcnbc, ^dmpfer, :c. 
 To Strum, v. n. vulg. fiebein, !limpern,fra§en. 
 Stru'mous, adj. fropfig, mit ciner ocr^drteten 
 
 ©riifcngefc^wulj^ be^aftet. 
 Strum'pet, I. s. vulg.\ik ^uxi, ba§50?enf(^5 
 
 II. adj. 1. ^urcrif^j 2. unbcfldnbtg. 
 To Striim'pet, v. a. jur.^urema(^en, f(§dnben. 
 Striing, pret. & p. p. c. To String. 
 Strunt, s. bcr©(i^ wans 5— jogger, Orn. bcr 
 
 ©tranbjdgcr. [j^oljiren , prangcn. 
 
 To Strut, V. n. ftro^en, fii fpreijen, (ein^cr) 
 Strut, s. 1. bag ©tro|en, SSruften, ber ftoljc 
 
 (Sang, 2. T. ba§ ©trebcbanb,SBin!eIbQnb, 
 
 bie <Strebe, ber (Sponnriegel. 
 Stru't/iious, adj. flraupartig. 
 Striit'ter, *. ber ©toljirenbe, ©ropt^ucr, :c. 
 Strut'ting-piece , .v. T. bie ©perrleiftc. 
 Stub , s. bag ©tomnt -■ @nbe , ber ©tumpf, 
 
 ®turs, @tift5 to buy at the— , (^olj) QUf 
 
 bcm ©tammc faufen^ - nail, ber ftumpfe 
 
 (lurje, bictc) Stagel, — wood, (Stamm^ols. 
 To Stub, V. a. 1. (—up, Gu8)reuten, (qu§=) 
 
 rotten, auSwurjeln} 2. Am. jiolpern. 
 Stab'bed, adj. 1. abgeflumpft, geftu^t? unter* 
 
 fe^fi 2.Jig. ^art, grob. [Unterfe^tbeit. 
 Stub'bedness , s. bie abgeflu^te 93ef(i^affen^eit, 
 Stiib'ble, s. bie ©toppel, ber |)alm5 -- field, 
 
 baS <St-felb 5 — goose, bie @t-gan0. 
 Stiib'born, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. bart, fpr6= 
 
 be, fefl5 2. ftarr, fteif, unbiegfam, 3. be^arr= 
 
 li(b, ftanbbaft, 4. bartnddPig, bal§ftarrig5 III. 
 
 — ness, s. 1. bie 4)drte, ©prfibigMti 2. bie 
 
 Unbiegfamfeit, ^ al§ftarrigf eit. 
 Stub'by, flfij. jiraif, furj anb bicE,unterfe§t, 
 
 fteif; —bristles, fteife SBorflen. 
 
 Stiic'co, s. (ital.) 1. ber ©turf, ©ip^mortelj 
 2. (— work) bie ®turf(atur)arbeit} — floor, 
 ber ^uf bobcn pon ©turf ober ©turfarbeit. 
 
 To Stuc'co. V. a. in ©turf arbciten. 
 
 Stuc'coed, p.a.mit ©turf(atur)arbeit oerfc^en. 
 
 Stuck, I. s. 1. vid. Stock, 8.5 2. vid. Stucco; 
 II. pret. & p. p. p. To Stick. 
 
 Stiic'kle, *.bic9KanbcI, ber^aufc ©arben. 
 
 Stiick'ling, s. vulg. ber ^pfclfud^cn. 
 
 Stiid, s. l.bie*)5fofle» ©dulc, berStdnbcrj 
 erfpfeiler 5 Jfiaumflamm 5 2. ber (grof !6pfige) 
 S^agcl, ^nopf, ,fi:nauf, Uz 9}urfel5 3. ber 
 ^embfnopf, 6^emifett!nopfj 4. ber ^afcn 
 (amSburf^Io^)) 5. bicStuterei^ bcrSKar* 
 ftallj 6. Sport. jn)eiobermel)rcresur3(igb, 
 :c. beftimmtc ^ferbej — horse, ber 3u(bt= 
 ^cngflj — work , Arch. ba§ SOJauerwerf jwi» 
 fd^en ben ©tdnbern eineS ^ttufe§. 
 
 To Stud, V. a. mit 3^dgeln ober JBurfeln siercn, 
 befd^Iagen, befe^en. Mars, studding-sail- 
 boom, bie Seefegelfpier, studding sails, 2ce» 
 fegel, ^raUfegel. [ber ©tubirenbc, ©ele^rtc. 
 
 Stu'dent, s. 1. ber ©tubent, ^oci^ftbiiler, 2. 
 
 Stiid'ied, I. p. a. 1. bewanbert, bclefen, ge^ 
 lebrt^ 2. gefucbt, crfiinf^elt, II. — ly,adv. 
 forgfdltig , aufmertfam. 
 
 Stud'i^r, s. ber ©tubireubc, tenner. 
 
 Stu'dio, s. (ital.) ba& llUliix, bie SOfalerfc^ule. 
 
 Stu'dious, I. ad;.; II. — ly, adv. l.ben SBiffen* 
 fcbaften crgeben, emfig , fleipig 5 2. beflilfen, 
 eifrig, adv. mit SSorbebat^t, 3. acj^tfam, auf* 
 mcrffam (— of . . . , auf . . .) 5 4. nocbbenfenb, 
 tiefjinnig ; III. — ness, s. 1. ba& fleifige ©tU' 
 biren, bie @m|tgFeit , ber glei^j 2. bie @e« 
 flifen^eit, ^(btfamf eit. 
 
 Stiid'y, s. 1. ba§ ©tubircn, ©tubium, 2. ba» 
 3ta(bbenfen, ©innen, 3. basgorfci^en, Unter* 
 fu(j^en 5 4. bie (SmfiQhit, SSemiibung, :M:nfiren= 
 gung, ber Sernfleip, 5- biefiernjeitj 6. bie 
 SBifenfcbaft, Jtenntnipj T. bie ©tubir flub e, 
 bag Sefejimmeri 8. ba& ©tubienjimmer, lte= 
 lierj 9. studies, pi. (bef. Paint.) ©tubien, 
 to be in a brown —, col. in ticfen ©ebanfcn 
 (triibe, miflaunig) fein. 
 
 To Stad'y, V. I. a. 1. flubiren^ 2. burcS&benfcn, 
 ernjdgen, burcbforf(ben, unterfudbeuj 3. erler» 
 nen, (au§njenbig) lernenj II. n. 1. ftubirenj 
 
 2. nad)benfen, fmnen} 3. jid^ beflcifigen. 
 Stiiff, s. 1. ber ©tojf , ©egenftanb, bie SKate^ 
 
 rie,5Kaffe52.basaBefentIid^e,bie^auptfa^e5 
 
 3. ba& ©eroebe, ber Beug, 4. vulg. bie ©acbe, 
 SBoarej cont. ba§ 3eug, ber SSettcI, Sluarf, 
 Unfmn, 5. ba& ©erdt^, ©cfdjirr, ©epdrf^ 6. 
 bag Oemengfeli 7. vid. Stuffing; 8. bie SKa* 
 terie, ber (Siter, 9. Min. taubes ©eftcinj 10 
 Mar. bie ©d)iff§f(bmiere, ^arpiifej firit — . 
 
Stuf 
 
 686 
 
 Suav 
 
 P-m. ter ^ttlbc 3eug5 Mars, thick— , ^lan 
 fen con 4— 12 3oII®icfC5 twice-laid —, urn* 
 gef(l(>lagcne§ 3:ttunjerfi - goods, woUcne (SKa 
 nufactur=)SBoQre, SBoIlenseugc} — hat, ber 
 Si^S^iit/ S'^obc |)ut5 — stone, Min. cine ^rt 
 fdrnigcn ^alf fteine&. 
 
 To Stuff, V. I. a. 1. flopfen, ooUjlopfcn , (an«) 
 fiiuenj 2. (- np) ocrflopfen, pflopfenj 3. 
 ausftopfen, poIftcrn5 4. cinpreffenj 5. retc(>s 
 Ii(^ Dcrfe^en, QU^ftatten, ll.n.fidjDoaflopfen. 
 
 Stuf'fing, s. bag ^lillfel, SSerg^— box, Mech. 
 bic ©topfbfld^fe (an einem (Saugroerf). 
 
 Stan, s. Der 95iffcn, SJlunDcoU. 
 
 Stulm, s. Min. ber ©tollen. 
 
 To Stiil'tify, v. a. 1. bumm mac^enj 2. Laio, 
 fur gcifle§abnjcfenl) erflarcn. [®efd)»)d|. 
 
 Staltil'Qquence , StultiKpquy, j'. bag t^orid^te 
 
 Stum, *. ber (ungeMterte)5Koftj ungcgo^rnc 
 
 SBein, ©d^mein, ©tummracin. 
 To Stiim, V. a. (oerborbencn SBcin burd^ 3Koft) 
 
 wieber aufga^ren laffen, auffrifd^en, anma^cn. 
 ToStiim'ble, v. I. n. 1. im ©e^en anftopen, 
 
 ftolpern,ftraud^eln, fe^ltretenj 2.}igi.fe^lcn} 3. 
 
 pfdUigerweifc fiopen (on, <fec. auf), 4:. Jig. 
 
 ji(i flofen(at, an), bebenflic^ fcin (fiber), 
 
 II. a. ouf^alten, ©iroierigfeit ma(^en,7Cn|lop 
 geben. [bcr ^e^ltritt, bag SSerfe^cn. 
 
 Stiira'ble, s. 1. bag ©tolpem, ©trauc^eln, 2. 
 Stiim'bler, s. 1. ber ©traud^ler , ft^wadjc 
 
 gKen[(^ i 2. bag ftolpernbc ^ferb. 
 Stiim'bling-biSck, s-ing-stone, s.fig. ber ©tcin 
 
 beg Inflof eg. [flumpffipig. 
 
 Stiimp , s. ber 6tumpf ; ©tummelj — footed, 
 To Stump , V. I. a. (cinen ©tumpf) augjie^cn, 
 
 augrottcnj IL n. vitlg. fd^roerfdllig ge^en, 
 
 trappfen. [f^dmrnig. 
 
 Stiim'py, adj. 1. PoU ©tumpfej 2. (». U.) furj, 
 To Stun, V. a. 1. betfiuben, 2. befturjen. 
 Stung, pret. & p. p. p. To Sting. 
 Stunk, pret. & p. p. p. To Stink. 
 To Stunt, V. I. a. am SiSot^gt^ume ^inbernj 
 
 perbutten laffen, II. n. ni(^t fortma(3^fen, per= 
 Stiint, J. ein SBaUfiff^ Pon sroci 3tt^«n.[butten. 
 Stupe, s. 1. bcr warme Umft^lagj 2. bie 35d= 
 To stupe, V. a. bdl^en. [^ung. 
 
 Stupefac'tion, s. bic JBetdubung. 
 Stupefac'tive, I. adj. bctdubcnb J II. s. bag bcs 
 
 tdubcnbc SWittel. 
 To Stu'peff , vid. b. m. r. To Stupify. 
 Stupen'dous, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. crftaunlid^ } 
 
 III. — ness, s. bie (Srftaunlic^feit. 
 Stu'pjd, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adw. 1, bumm, ein= 
 
 ffiUigj 2. betdubt, beflurstj III. - ness, 
 Stupifd'jty, *. 1. bie ©umml^eit} 2, bieSBetdu^ 
 
 Stu'pjfier, s. ber, bag SSetdubenbe. [bung. 
 
 To StQ'pjfy, V. a. 1. betduben, perbu^cn, bumm 
 
 ma(^cn j 2. bcftiirjt ma(ben, in ©taunen fc^cn f 
 3. ^art feft, fprobe madden. 
 
 Stu'p9r, 5. 1. bie aSetdubung, (Srflarrung j 2. 
 bie ©ummOcitj 3. bag (Srflaunen, ©tarrcn. 
 
 To Stu'prate, v. a. not()5U(l^tigen, f^^dnben. 
 
 Stupra'tion, 5.bie 3^otl)jud^tigung, ©d^dnbung. 
 
 Stur'diness, s. I. bic ©tdrfc, ^drtc,®crbljcitf 
 2. bie ©reij^igfeit, .Recf^eit, ^rcd^^cit, bcr 
 Sro^j 3. bic ©torrigfeit , ^artndcfigFcit i 4. 
 bie ©tanb^aftigMt. 
 
 Stur'dy , I. adj. ; II. — jly, adv. 1. ftarf, bcrb, 
 ^anbfc^i 2. ftcif, ftraff, ^art, t^arrj 3. flor^ 
 rig, ^artndrfig^ 4.mutl)ig,brcifi,feif,tro§ig^ 
 5. frecb, unpcrfd^dmt 3 III. s. 1. bic ®rc^franf= 
 i^dt bcr ©d^afC) 2. bicSd^njinbclforner. 
 
 Stiir'geon, s. Ich. bcr <St6r. 
 
 Stilt, s. bic 9M(f e. 
 
 To stiit't^r, v. n. ftottcm, flammcln. 
 
 Stut'terer, s. bcr ©tottcrcr, ©tammlcr. 
 
 Sty, J. 1. ber((S(^»eins)©taU, (©c^iPcin«)'ffo» 
 ben 5 2. bag ®crftcnforn am ^ugc. [fpcrren. 
 
 To sty, V. a. cinflallcn, in ben ©tall t^un, cin= 
 
 Styg'ian, adj. 1. flQgif(j^, ^6Uif(b5 2. Ckem. 
 d^cnb 5 — water, ©d^cibcwaffcr. 
 
 Style, s. 1. ber ©riffcl, 2. ber ©ti(bel, bie 
 B:(ii^i, ^tabcl, 3. bcr ^cigcr, 4. bcr ^fciler, 
 ©tdnbcr J 5. vid. Stile, 2. ; 6. Bot. ber ®rif= 
 fel5 T. bcr ©t^l, 8. bcr ZM, Tiamti 9. bie 
 SSerorbnung,SSerfa^runggart5 10. bag (®e» 
 ri(li)tgs)S5crfa()rcnj 11. bic ^citred^nung^ in 
 — , coi. prunf^aft, i^o(^trabcnb} — of court, 
 bcr (Surialftt)!, bic ^anjcUciftbrcibart. 
 
 To style, v. a. ncnncn, betitcln. [mig. 
 
 sty'liform, adj. nabclformig, fpi|ig, griffclf6r= 
 
 Sty'ljsh, adj. col. prunf^aft , ^od^trabcnb, mo» 
 bif(^. [Ml,©dulcnfup. 
 
 Styloba'ta, Stylpba'tion, s. Arch, ber ©aulcn* 
 
 StylSg'raphy, *. bic ^unft mit cincm ©riftel 
 
 Sty'Ioid, adj. vid. Styliform. [ju fdjreibcn. 
 
 Styp'tjc, Med. I. or — cal, adj. ftQptif^, blut- 
 jKUenbi II. s. bag blutfKUcnbe 5KitteI. [Icnbc. 
 
 Stypti9'|ty , s. Med. bag ©tQptifd^c, ®lutftil» 
 
 St^r'ia, vid. Stiria. Styth'y, vid. Stithy. 
 
 Su, s. abbr. p. Susan, ©ugd^cn. 
 
 Sua'bia [swa' — ] , s. Geog. ©(^ipabcn. 
 Sua'bi^n, I. adj. fc^wdbifd^j Il.f.bcr ©(^Wabe. 
 
 Suabil'jty , s. bic SBcrnagbarfcit. 
 
 Su'abie, adj. pcrHagbar. 
 
 Suage [swajj , Sport, bic Sofung ber ^ifcbottcr. 
 
 ♦Sua'sible [sw —], adj. ju ubcrrcbcn, 5U bcre-= 
 ben, ju leitcn, su lenfen, Icnfbar. 
 Sua'sion, s. bic Ubcrrcbung , SScrcbung. 
 Sua'sjve, adj. iibcrrebenb, bcrcbenb. [rcbcnb. 
 
 ♦Sua'spry, adj. jum Ubcrrcbcn bicnli(^ , ubcr« 
 
 *To Suav'jfy, v. a.fanftigcn, Icutfcligmc(t>eii. 
 
 " Suavil'oquy, s. bic SBoblrcocn^eit. 
 
Suav 
 
 687 
 
 Sube 
 
 * Suav'ity, s.tiKBvifiQMt,Zkhli6)Mt,'Knmut^. 
 
 Sub, partic. comp. 1. untcr? 2. T. a) Bot. 
 cor Gigenfd^aftswortern, einc ^nnd^erung 
 an Hi Dur(^ bicfc cngeieutctc a5cf(^a|ten^eit 
 au§l)ructenD: fafi, cinroemg, =Iid()) d^nlic^: 
 6) Chem. oor ten Senennungen Der ©alje ei 
 nen Uberflup J)e& ®runt5floff§ u. cinen SKangel 
 an ©dure anDeutenl), — rosa, (lat.) im S5er= 
 trauen, in'& ®e^eim. [fergriSn, ©pangrun. 
 
 Suba9'etate, s. Chem. — of copper , fea& «ffups 
 
 Suba9'id,adi.cin»enig (ctroaS) fauer,fduerlid? 
 
 Subac'rid, adj. ein wenig f)erbe, etn>as fci()arf. 
 
 To Subacf, u. a. C/tem. nicberbdmpfen, tdu: 
 ben, abf(!()mel5en. 
 
 Sobac'tion, s. 1. Chem. bie 9?ieberbdmpfung, 
 Ibfd^meljung} ^erpulperungj 2. Merf. bie 
 7(ufn)ei(^ung, errocit^ung. 
 
 Siiba'gent, s. bcr Unterogcnt, Unter^dnblcr. 
 
 Subagjta'tion , s. bie fleif(t)li(^e SSermifd^ung. 
 
 Su'bah, s. bic ©tatt^alterfc^aft. [Snbien. 
 
 Su'bahdar, j. ber^tatt^alter einer procinj in 
 
 Su'bahship,5.ber®erid^tSbcsirfeine§Subahdar. 
 
 Subalm'oner [— am' —J , s. ber UnterttImofen= 
 pfleger. [wad^fenb, unteralpifc^. 
 
 Subai'pjne, adj. unter ben^lpen roo^nenb ober 
 
 Siib'altern, I. adj. untergeorbnetj II. s. ber 
 Untere, Unterbeamtetc, Subaltern (jcber Sf* 
 ficier com 9)?aior abwdrts, mit ^uenat^me be$ 
 UnterofficierS). 
 
 Sub^lter'nate , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv» 1. ab= 
 wedjfelnbj 2. untcrgeorbnet. 
 
 Sijbalt^rna'tion, .v. 1. ba§ Tfufeinanberfolgen, 
 bic TCbroec^felung, 2. bie Unterorbnung. 
 
 Sub^quat'ic, Siiba'queoas, adj. unter bem 
 
 ^Bajfer (licgcnb). 
 
 Subas'tral, adj. unter ben (Stcrncn, irbifdj. 
 Siibastrin'gent, adj. einwcnig (etma§) jufants- 
 
 menjiel^cnb ober ftopfenb. 
 Subaudi'tion, s. baS ftiUfc^weigcnb ober Ui ei* 
 
 ner ©ac^e ^ngenommcne, baS SSerfldnbnif. 
 Subax'jUary, adj. unter bem Urfprunge beg 
 
 "Kfti^ flc^enb. [©cric^tsfned^t. 
 
 Subbea'dle, s. ber Unter^df(^er, gro^nfned^t, 
 Siibbrigadier', s. ber UnterbrigaDier. 
 Subciir'bonate, s. Chem, ^o^lenfdure mit JU 
 
 ftarfer ^afe. 
 Sabcar^bureted, adj. Chem. imgcringen©rabe 
 
 mit vKo^Ienfloff gc|'(^n>dngcrt. 
 Subceles'tial [or — 'tshal], adj. untcr^imms 
 
 Iif(^, irbifdj. [finbli(t>. 
 
 Siibcen'tral, adj. unter bem 50Jittelpunft be^ 
 Subchan't?r, s. ber Untercantor, Unterfdngcr. 
 sabcla'vjain , adj. Anat. unter bem 6d^ulter* 
 
 beinc 5 — vein , bie @d)Iiifrelbeinaber. 
 Siibcommis'sioner, s. ber Untercommiffar, Un* 
 
 terf(irciber. 
 
 iSubc^mmit'tee [— 'tj] , s. bieUntercommiffion 
 
 ber UnterauSfd^uf. 
 Subcon'sequence, s. bie^oIgeauS ciner ^olge, 
 
 untere ^olgc, imeiU ^olge. 
 Subconsteila'tion , s. Ast. bie Unters^onflella* 
 
 tion, \ia$ ©ternbilb 00m sweitcn Sflangc. 
 Subcontrac'ted , p. a. bur^ einen neuen SSer* 
 
 tragocrbunben. [^albe ©egent^eil. 
 
 Siibcon'trary, I. adj. ^alb cntgcgenj II. s. ba§ 
 SQbcor'd^te, adj. Bot. fafl ^ersf6rmig.[finblid(). 
 SiibcSs'tal, adj. Anat. untcr ben Slippen be-« 
 Siibcuta'neous, adj. Anat. unter ber ^aut be» 
 
 finblic^ , jmifd^en ^aut unb SIeif(^. 
 Subcutic'ulair, adj. unter ber £)ber^autliegcnb. 
 Siibdea'con, s. ber ©ubbiaconu§, untere ^ulf§» 
 
 priefler. [biaconat. 
 
 Subdea'conry , Siibdea'conship , 5. baS <Sub» 
 Subdean', s. ber ©ubbecanuS, Untcrbec^ant. 
 Subdea'nery , s. bic SBitrbe unb baS ^mt einc& 
 
 Unterbec^anten. 
 
 Subdec'uple, adj. tin 3e^ntel ent^altenb 
 Subdel'egate, I. adj. untergeorbnetj II. s. be 
 
 Unter(ab)georbnete , UnterbepoUmdd^tigte,. 
 
 3tebengefanbte. [tigten erncnnen. 
 
 To Subdel'egate , v. a. jum UnterbeDoUmdc^* 
 Subdglega'tion, s. W Unteraborbuung. 
 Siibden't^d, adj. unbeutlid^ geja^nt. 
 Siibditi'tioas, adj. (m. it.) untergefd^oben. 
 To SubdjveHsjfy, v. a. oermannid^faltigen, 
 
 wicber abdnbernj immer anber& madden. 
 To Subdivide', v. a. unterabt^eilen , Unterab* 
 
 t^eilungen mad()cn Ui ob. in ... . [term ©rabe. 
 Siibdivine', adj. untergottlid) , gottlit^ in un* 
 Siibd|vi'sion , *. 1. baS Unterabt^eilenj 2.bie' 
 
 Unterabt^dlung. 
 
 Siib'dQlous, adj. (». fi.) befrug(i4>, liflig. 
 Subdom'inant, s. Mus. bic ©ubbominante. 
 Subdu'able, adj. unterwerfbar, bejwingbar. 
 Subdu'al, s. \iii Unterroerfuag. 
 To Subduce', To SubdQct', v. a. 1. entsic^en, 
 
 megne^menj 2. wegjie^enj 3. md. To Sub- 
 tract. [2. vid. Subtraction, 1. 
 Subduc'tion, s. l.bie©ntjic^ung,SBegna^mej 
 To Subdue', v. a. 1. untermerfeU; unterjot^cn, 
 
 bejwingen, befiegcn j 2. erfc^opfeu) 3. unter* 
 
 briicfen, bebrucEen, 4. (bef. j?g.) bdnl)igcn, 
 
 Sd^men , bdmpfen 5 5. (Sanb) perbeffern, 
 
 fruc^tbar mac^cnj 6. (Unfraut) oertilgcn, 
 
 ttuSrotten. 
 
 Subdue'ment, s. (n. fi.) bie Unterroerfung. 
 Subdu'er, s. 1. ter Unterjodjer, :c. , 2. ba§ Un= 
 
 terbrucfenbe, ©dmpfenbe. 
 Siib'duple, Siibdu'plicate, I. adj. au8 bcrS^ei* 
 
 lung cincS SSer^dltni|fe§ in 2glei(be ^ercorge* 
 
 ^enb; ^alb, II. s. bic 4)dlfte, col. i»albf(bcib. 
 Siibe'qu^l, adj. bcina^ glei(^. 
 
Sube 
 
 688 
 
 Subm 
 
 sa'b?rate, s. Chem. fcaS forffaurc @alj. 
 
 Su'beric , adj. Chem. forffauer J — acid, t>ie 
 
 Siib'^rose, adj. Bot. benagt. [^orffdure 
 
 Su'berous, adj. forfartig. 
 
 Subfeuda'tion, s. vid. Subinfeudation. 
 
 Sabfusk', adj. buitf elbrQun , bunf elfttrbig. 
 
 Subglob'ular, adj. fugcUt^t, runbli(3^. 
 
 Siibbasta'tion, s. t)cr 6tfentU(^c (geri(^tli(l^e) 
 aScrfauf, bic SScrfleigerung,®ub^a|tation3 to 
 sell by — , fub^aflircn. 
 
 Subindjca'tion, s. Die "Jfnjeigc, asesci^nung 
 
 Submfeuda'tion , s. Law, 1. bie SSele^niing 
 mitcinem^Kfterle^en} 2. ba§ ^ftcrle^nicer= 
 
 Biibita'neous, adj. pI6§Ii^ , fc^neH. [^filtnip. 
 
 Subja'c^nt, adj. bttruntcr Uegenbj unten (tw 
 fer) gelcgcn. 
 
 Siib'ject, I. adj. 1. untcr (StmaS ot)cr unten be 
 finbiic^j 2. sum ©runbe gclegtj 3. oorlie* 
 genb, fraglid>5 4. untermorfen , untergcben, 
 untcrt^an, tjienflbar, 5. auSgefe^t, 6. oer 
 Dflid^tet, f(iulbig5 n. *• l- tcr Untert^an, Un^ 
 tergeljenej 2. bag ©ubjcct (bef. Gram.), ber 
 ©egcnftanb, ba& (®runi)*)SBefen, ber ®runb» 
 bcgriff, ba8 ©runbwort, ber 8toff. 
 
 To Subject', V. a. 1. barunter legcn, unterle^ 
 gcnj 2. barlegen, barfteUen j 3. Qu§fc|cn, un* 
 terwcrfen, blop l^cUenj 4. unterwerfen, unter* 
 \o6)tn. bienftbor madden. 
 
 Subjec4ion, s. 1. bie Unternjerfung? 2. bieUn* 
 terworfen^eit, ^fb^fingig!eit, jDicnftbarfeit? 
 3. Rhet. bie ©elbftbcfragung. 
 
 Subjec'tjve, I. adj. ; 11. — ly , adv. 1. ju bem 
 ©ubiectege^6rig,fubicctio, inner, einmol)* 
 nenb j 2. unterroucfig , pfli(^tmd^ig. 
 
 To Subjoin', V. a. no6) beifiigen, mit I)in5U 
 fc^enj to — to the acts , juriirflegen, ju ten 
 ^cten (ad acta) legen. [bejwingen. 
 
 To Sub'jugate, v. a. unteriod)en, unterwerfen, 
 
 Siibjuga'tion, s. bie Unterjoc^ung. 
 
 Subjunc'tion , s. bie fficifiiigung, ^CnfiXgung, 
 SSerbinbung. 
 
 Subjunc'tivc , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. beige= 
 fiigt, »erbunbett5 2. Gram, ocrbinbcnb, con= 
 iunctioif(i^ 5 III. s. 1. bttS ©eigefugte^ 2. (- 
 mood) Gram, ber ©ubjunctio , gonjunctio. 
 
 Siib'langite, adj. Bot. ctroaS njoUig. 
 
 Sublapsa'rjan , I. s. ber ^n^dnger berfie^re, 
 bap burt^ ben ©unbcnfaU IbamS aHe 50^en= 
 f(^en t)on Oott oermorfen feien, mit ^uSnal)me 
 ber burd^ (S^riftuS (Srlofetcn 5 II. or Sublap'- 
 sary, adj. mi) bem ©unbenfall gef^el)en. 
 
 Subla'tion, .v. bic SBegna^me, (Sntjie^ung. 
 
 To Sublet', V. a. wieber oerpat^ten, wieber 
 t»ermiet()en, aneinen:}ffterpdd}ter\>erpa(^ten5 
 s-tingact, einc ^arliament§acte, wclc^e bic 
 ^ftercerpad^tung (in ^rlanb) i?crbietet. 
 
 Siibleva'tion, s. ba? ^eben, SufteU; bicGrlje- 
 Sublibra'rian, *. ber Unterbibliot^efar. [bung. 
 Sublieuten'ant [— levten' •-] , s. ber Untcr* 
 
 fiieutcnant. [Unterbinbcn. 
 
 Siibliga'tion , s. bie SSinbung unterwdrts, ba§ 
 Subll'mable, Qiem. I. adj. fubUmirbarj 11. — 
 
 ness, s. bie ©ubUmirbarfeit. 
 To Sub'liraate, v. a. 1. C/icm, fublimircn, em* 
 
 por treibenj 2.^g. cr()6^en, crt)eben, oerebeln. 
 Siib'ijmaite, I. adj. 1. Chem. fublimirt^ 2.^g-. 
 
 er^abenjll. s. Chem. baS ©ublimat^ bef. fub* 
 
 limirtc Ctuecfftlber. 
 Siiblima'tion, s. 1. C/iem.bic Sublimation 5 2, 
 
 fig. bie er^o^ung, Gr^ebung, SBcrcblung. 
 Sub'Ijmatory (or — vessel) , s. Chem. baS ©U* 
 
 blimirgefd^, bie 0lctortc. 
 Sublima'tum, s. Chem. ba§ ©ubiimat. 
 Sublime', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. er^aben, 
 
 ^0^5 2. f!oIs5 3. oorne^m j 4. trefflid^ 5 &• bc» 
 
 geiflert) III. *. ba§ ©r^abene, bie @r^abcn=» 
 
 i^titj IV. — ness, s. vid. Sublimity. 
 To Sublime', v. I. a. m(Z. To Sublimate ; II. 
 
 n. I. [ublimirt werben, cmpor (auf) flcigen, 
 
 2.^g. jid) ocrebcln. [blimirgcfdp. 
 
 Subli'mer, s. 1. ber ©ubiimircnbe 5 2. bad @u» 
 Sublimifjca'tion, s. basSSercbcln,@r^ebcnsum 
 
 Sr^abcnen. 
 Sublifm'.ity, s. 1. bic er^abenl)eif ^ 2. bic ()ot)e 
 
 (^6(^f^e) SSortrejflid^^eit 5 3. ber ©tolj j his - , 
 
 feinc ^o^eit (ber Sultan). 
 Sub'ljmy, s. vid. Sublimate. 
 Sublifnea'tion , 5. ba§ Unterjlreici^cn. 
 Subiin'gual, adj. unter bcr 3unge. [irbift^. 
 Sublu'nar, Siib'lunary, adj. untcrbcm^JionbC 
 Siib'lunary, s. ba§ ^l^^ifd^f • 
 Subluxa'tion, s. Surg. bieSScrflaud^ung.[©cc. 
 Submarine', adj. untcrfceifc^ , untcr (in) bcr 
 Siibmar'shal, s. bcr ^crfcrmeificr im Marshal- 
 Submax'jllary, adj. unter ber JtinnlabC. [sea. 
 Subme'djant, s. Mas. bie Submebiante. 
 To Submerge', v. I. or To Submerse', a. 1 
 
 untertauf^en 5 2. unter SBoffer fc§en, fiber* 
 
 [(^wemmenj II. n. untertaud^en. 
 Submerse', Submersed', adj. Bot. untcrgc* 
 
 iavL6)t, unter bem SBaffer macj^fcnb. 
 Submer'sion, s. 1. baS Untertaud^en? 2. ba§ 
 
 Grtrdnfcnj 3. bie ilbcrfdjmemmungj 4. ba§ 
 
 Sicgen untcr SBaffer. 
 To Submin'jster, &c. vid. Minister, &.c. 
 Submiss', I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. i)id. Sub- 
 missive ; 2. gebdmpft, matt, leife. 
 Submis'sion. s. 1. bie Unterwcrfung, (Srgc« 
 
 bung? 2. bic ©emut^, 3. bie Untcrgebung, 
 
 Untert^dnigfcit? 4.ber ©e^orfom? 5. Laws 
 
 (in Sd^ottl.) vid. Arbitration-bond ; — to an 
 
 award, ber (Sompromi^. 
 
Sub in 
 
 689 
 
 Subs 
 
 SiJibmis'sive, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. untcmfir 
 fig , untcrgcben , ergebcn, bemut^ig j III. - 
 ness , s. tic Unterwurfigfeit; Dcmut^. 
 
 To Submit', 1). I. a. 1. (n. u.) niel)crlaffen, 
 fenfcn, 2. untemerfcn^ 3. crmebrigcnj 4 
 ubcrlajfcn, an^cimftellen 5 5. oorlegen, \)axU» 
 genj II. w. 1. fid) untcrwcrfen, |t^ crgebenj 
 
 2. na(^gcben,n)eid)en. 
 Svibmit'ter, s. Ux ft* Untcmerfent)C; 2C. 
 Submpni'tion, s. bic erma^nung, ^ingebung. 
 Sijbinul'tjple , *. (—number) Arith. ber in iU 
 
 ner 3a^i (gcroiffc 9Jittle o^nc9le|l) cnt(>altcne 
 factor. [^cn?or gc^enb. 
 
 Sijbnas'c^nt, arfj. bttHintcr Qufnjttcijfenb, unten 
 To Subner'vate, v. a. (tie %Ud)^in) lawmen. 
 Si^bndr'mal, s. Math. tU ©ubnormalc 
 Si^bnude', adj. Bot faft blattloS. [3eug. 
 Subnumf', s.Com.m oflinbift^er baumwoUcncr 
 Subobscure'ly , adv. CtWaS bunM. [()aupte. 
 Subpccip'jtai, adj. Anat. untcr bcm |>intcr= 
 SttbSc'tave, 1. or Syboc'tuple , adj. cin Hiit' 
 t^cit cnt^Qltcnb ober QuSmac^cnb j II. s. Mus. 
 bic Untcroctaoc auf ber £)rgcl. 
 Sipboc'ular, adj. untcr bcm ^ugc befinblid). 
 Suborbic'ulflLr, Suborbic/ulate , adj. faft frci§s 
 S?b6r'dln^cy, Awid. Subordination. [fSrmig. 
 Sttbor'din^te , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. fuborbt* 
 nirt, untcrgeorbnet, unterftfinbig, untcrwor* 
 fen J III.*, bcr Untergeorbnetcj IV. — ness, 
 s. md. Subordination. 
 To Sybor'dinate, v. a. fuborbinircn, untcrorb* 
 nen, unterfc^cn, abflufen, untcrwerfen. 
 Sybordjua'tion , s. 1. bie ©uborbination, Un= 
 terorbnungj 2. bic Untcrrourfigfeit, 3. bic 
 ^olge, JRcitjc, bcr ©tufengang, bic TTbflufung. 
 To Syborn', v. a. 1. anfUftcn, ^cimli(^ (auf 
 unerlaubtc Krt) anflcaen,tcrffi^rcnj 2. bc= 
 ^(6)tn, sum Beugcn (falfdjc 3cugcn) bingcn 5 
 
 3. bcwerfftcUigcn. 
 
 Suborna'tion , s. 1. bic TCnftiftung ; ^eimli(l[>e 
 7f nficUung, SScrfii^ning 5 2.bic 95cftc4)ung, bQ§ 
 ©ingcnfalfd^cr Ucugen. [SScficci^cr; SBctritger. 
 
 Svb6r'n?r , *. bcr gc^cimc ^nficUer, TCnfli^cr, 
 
 Sybo'vate, adj. fajl ciformig. 
 
 SUbperpendic'ular , s. vid. Subnormal. 
 
 Sybpet'jol^te , adj. Bot. mit fc^r f urjcn 95lu= 
 menblQttcrn. [SBaiJcUit. 
 
 SybphSs'phate , s. — of alumine, Min. bcr 
 
 Sybpoe'n? , .v. Law , bic SSorlQbung »or ®c« 
 ri^t, Citation bci ©trafc. 
 
 To Subpoe'na, v. a. Law, hd ©trafc oor 
 ©cric^t forbcrU; corlttben, citircn. 
 
 Subpri'or , s. bcr Untcrprior. [4)anb. 
 
 Sybpfir'chas^r , s. bcr ^fiufcr au§ jrocitcr 
 
 Sybquad'rate[— quOd'— ] , nd;.fafi quabratifd^. 
 
 ♦Sybquadrflple, adj. cin S5iert(>cil entf)aitenb. 
 1. 
 
 Sybquin'tuple, adj. cin pnft^cil cnt^altcnb. 
 
 Sybra'mous, adj, Bot. faft fiflig. 
 
 Subrea'der, s. bcr Untcrlcfcr, Untcrlcctor. 
 
 Sybrec'tpr, s. bcr®ubrcctor,Untcrrcctor, Uii» 
 tcrcorfie^cr (cinc§ SoUcgiumS). 
 
 Sybrep'tion, &c. md. Surreption, iic. 
 
 Sybri'^ion, s, bo8 ^cimli(J()C 2a(|)cn. 
 
 Siibrptund', adj. runblic^. 
 
 Siib8?iline', adj. \(iiWa^ faljig. 
 
 Sub'sdlt, s. c/iem.^in ©alj, ba& cin flbermQ^ 
 bcr ©Qfc cnt^filt. 
 
 Sybscap'ular* Anat. I. adj. untcr bcm ©dEjul- 
 tcrblatt J II. s. bcr Untcrfdi>ultcrblattmusfcl. 
 
 To Subscribe', v. I. a. k n. untcrfd(>rcibcn, 
 untcrjcid^ncn , fubfcribircn (— to, auf), abon» 
 nircn 5 risk s-d , Com. fibcrnommcnc ®cfa^r> 
 II. n. bcifKnuncn, fi(^ iDcrfJc^cn, einwiUigcn. 
 
 Sybscri'ber, s. bcrUntcrscid^ncr, ©ubfcribcnt; 
 Tfbonncntj list of s-s, bic ©ubfcriptionSliftc. 
 
 Sybscrip'tion , s. bicUntcrf(^rcibung, Untcr* 
 Scid^nung, Untcrfdfjrift, ©ubfcription, baS 
 Tfbonncmcntj price of—, bcr <Subfcription§» 
 prciS5 — bouse, (in aStttl)) cin gcfccabinct 
 (ciner gcfd^loffcncn ®cfcaf4)aft). [abfdjnitt 
 
 Siibsec'tion, s. bicUntcrabt^cilung, bcr Untcr* 
 
 Subsec'utive, I. adj. ; II.— ly, adv. na4>folgenb. 
 
 Sybsem'jtone, s. Mus. bcr untcr^albc Son. 
 
 Sybsep'tuple, adj. tin ©icbcnt^cil cnt^attcnb 
 
 Siib'sequ^nce (— cy) , s. bic §oIgc, Xidh S^ad?* 
 folgcnbc, 9?0(^^crigc. 
 
 Sub'sequ?nt, I. adj. folgcnt , na4>fo{gcnb i — 
 to that time, nad^ bicfcr 3cit j a — clause, bcr 
 3ufa§artif Cl ) to make a — payment, na^= 
 fdjicfcn, na(ija^lcn (cine ©ummc)} — en- 
 dorsers, bic|)intcrm5nner, ^Jtad^mdnncr (ouf 
 aBc(J^fcln bie nadjflc^cnbcn^irantcn), ll. — 
 ly, adv. folgcnbS, na<l(>^cr} barnad^ , mit^in. 
 
 To Subserve', v. a. bicncn, be^ulflicb fcin, 
 na(^fommcn, golgc leificn. 
 
 Sybser'vi^nce (— cy), *. l.bcr©ienfl,9?U§cn, 
 bic Dicnlid)feit; S6rbcrli(^feit, ©e^Ifli^f eit 5 
 2. bic Unterrourfigfcit, ^b^dngigfeitj- 3. bic 
 aSiUfa^rigfcit (to, gcgcn . . .). 
 
 Sybser'vi^nt, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. bicncttb, 
 bicnftbarj 2. bicnlic^, nfi^lid^, bcforbcrlic^ 5 
 — books , vid. Subsidiary-books. 
 
 Sybses'sjle, adj. Bot. fc^r furjfiicUg, fafl auf* 
 fi^cnb. 
 
 Sybsex'tuple , adj. cin ©e(^0t(>eil cnt^altcnb. 
 
 To Sybside', u.n.l.nicbcrgcljen, nicbcrfaflcn, 
 fid)fc|cn, fidfj Icgcn (con cincr ©cfd^routfl), 
 fmf en, fallen 5 2. abnc^mcn, nad^lafftn. 
 
 Sybsi'dence (— cy), s. 1. baS ©infcn, fallen, 
 bie ^bna^mc J 2. bcr (95obcns)©a$. 
 
 Sybsid'i^ry , I. adj. ^ulfc Iciflcnb , ju ^ulfe 
 tommcnb , jur |)filfe mitroirfenb , ^ulfs» j — 
 44 
 
Subs 
 
 690 
 
 Subt 
 
 books. Com. tiie J^ulfSbud^er^ — stream, bcr 
 3tebenflup i — treaty, ber ©ubfibicnoertrag 5 
 
 — troops (gen>6^nl. Subsidiaries, *.), pi. 
 
 |)i[ilf8truppen} 11. *. fcer (bie, ba§) -fJulfeleU 
 
 jlcnbe. [(Subrii>ien oerfe^cn. 
 
 To Sub'sjdize, v. a. |)ulf§gelfeer gebcn, mit 
 SQb'sldy, j. Die (®elbO#lfc, t)a§ ^lilfSgelD, 
 
 t)ie (^ulfg»)©tcuer, 3ubufe, ter ©eitrag. 
 To SubsTgn' [— sin'] , v. a. (». u.) untcrjcid^* 
 
 nm, bar,mter fe|cn. 
 Sabsjgna'tion, s. (». 1I.) bie Unterjeicbnung. 
 Sub'sill, s. R-w. bie Unterfc^raelle. 
 To Subsist', V. I. n. 1. ba fcin, fein j 2. forts 
 
 n)dl)ren, bleiben? 3. fic^ emd^ren, fid> cr^aU 
 
 ten, ttusfommen; leben (— on, upon, con)) 
 
 4. befle^cn, feinen ©runb ^aben (in), II. a. 
 e^^alten,unter^alten. 
 
 Subsis't^nce (— cy) , ^. 1. bie SSefenl^ eitj 2. 
 bttS fortbaucrnbc ©afein, S^efle^cn, 3. ba& 
 2eben8mittel, ber Unter^Qlt, bQ&7fu8fommen, 
 ber SebenSunter^alt j 4. bo6 3nn)o[)nen, SSors 
 t^onbenfeinj —money, Mil. boS Untcr^ds 
 tungSgelb fur ©olbaten, ^[legegelb. 
 
 Subsis't^nt, adj. 1. bo feienb, bejte^enb) 2. 
 lebenb, augfommcnb, 3. inroo^nenb, eigen. 
 
 Sub'soil, s. bog untcrc ©rbreic^, bie ©runblage. 
 
 Svibape'cies [— shiz], s. bte.f)albart, ©(beinort. 
 
 Sub'stance, s. 1. bie ©ubjtans^ 2. bo8 SBefen, 
 ©ingj 3. bie ^eftigfeit, ber^orper, 4. bie 
 SBirHicbfeit, ba& SBcfen, SBefcntliie, ber m-- 
 fentlic^e S^eil, W ^roft, boS ©ej^e, 5Karf 5 
 
 5. ber roefentlid^e Sn^alt j 6. ber Oleitbt^unt; 
 ba& eigentbum, SSermagen, SKittci, Seben. 
 
 Substan'tial, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. njcfent= 
 U(b, felbftflfinbig, wirflicbj 2. forperlicb, ma= 
 terieUj 3. ftorf, bicbt, feftj 4.frdftig, gebrun-- 
 gen, baucrbaft, nabrbaftj 5. oerm()genb; 
 moblbcibenb 5 6. bQuptfd(bli(b. 
 
 Sijbstantial'ity [— shjal'— ] , Sybstan'tialness, 
 V. 1. \}it SBefentli(bfeit, baS 3BefentIi(be, bie 
 eclbflftdnbigfeit, SBirHitbFeit^ 2. bie^6r= 
 perli(bMt5 3. bicStdrfe/^eftigfcit, 4. bie 
 9tabrbafttgfcit5 5. l;e|)ouptfd(bli(bfeit, S5er= 
 mogfamipeit. 
 
 Suibstan'tials , s. pi. bie rocfentlidjen Z^iik, 
 4)auptpunftc, wcfentlidje ©ingc. 
 
 To Substan'tiate [— 'shiat] , r. a. 1. jum 3Se* 
 fen macben, cerroirFlicben^ 2. «Beftanb geben, 
 befefligenj 3. bartbun, erbdrtcn,befldtigen, 
 beglaubigen, beurfunben, bcweifcn. 
 
 Siib'stantive , I. adj. SBirflid^fcit bejci(bncnb^ 
 the — v«rb , Gram. baS verhiim substanti- 
 wMm,ba&3eitn)ort:fein5 II.*. Gram.ta^ 
 eubftantiD, 4)auptnjort, ©atbwort, III.- 
 ly, adv. l.n)efentUd))2. Gram.fubftQntioifd). 
 
 Sybstile', s. vid. Substylar-line. 
 
 To Siib'stitute, v. a. 1. fubflituircn, |uorbncn, 
 
 an cines "irnbern ©telle fe^en 5 2. unterfcbieben. 
 Siib'stitute, s. 1. ber ©ubflitut, 3ugeorbnete, 
 
 ©icnjls ob. Tfmt&oertrcter; SSerwefer, 2. baS 
 
 ©tellioertrctenbe, ©urrcgat, (Srfa^mittel 5 3. 
 
 Mil. berfreimillige ©tellocrtreter j— captain, 
 
 Mar. ber ©e^f(biffer. 
 Siibstitii'tion, s. 1. bie ©ubflituirung, 3uorb» 
 
 nung, ©e§ung einer perfon ober ©adjc an bie 
 
 BUUi einer Tfnbern, 2. bie ©teUtertretung $ 
 
 3. bie Unterfcbiebung 5 4. Gram, bie ©QllepfiS. 
 To S^bstract', r. a. fubtral)ircn, obsieben, ab» 
 
 nebmcn. 
 
 Substrac'tion, s. bie ©ubtraction , TCbjiebung. 
 Siibstra'tum, s. (lat.) 1. bie B6)i(^t, Xage (er» 
 
 be, ober ^elfen)) 2. Log. bie ©ubfianj, bas 
 
 ©ubfirat. 
 Sybstroc'tion , Substriic'ture [— 'tshyr] , s. 1. 
 
 bao Unterbauen ) 2. ber Unterbau, bie®runb= 
 
 lagej 3. baSUntergebdube, ©runbgebdube. 
 Substy'lar-line, Substyle', s. Dial, bie WU 
 
 taggUnie, 3cigcrlinie. 
 Sybsiil'tive, Siib'sijitory [W., F., &c.; sub- 
 
 siil'torj, Wb., Sm. , &c.] , adj. umfpringenb, 
 
 bupfenb, fi^ in TCbfd^en bemcgenb. 
 *Siib'sultoriIy, adv. fpringenb, fprungweife. 
 Sijbsiil'tus, s. (lat.) Med. ba§ |)upfen, 3u(fcn 
 
 (5. S5. ber ©ebnen). 
 To Subsume', u. a. \i6) torflellen, mcincn, fol« 
 
 gern,)oorau8fe§en. 
 
 Subtan'g^nt, s. Geom. \>is ©ubtangcnte. 
 Siibten'ant, s. ber Unterpd(bter, Tffterpdtbter. 
 To Subtend', v. I. a. (bef. T.) h (untcrbolb) 
 
 bebnen, jicben, fpannen } 2. bie ©ebne au§ma» 
 
 (ben ju ... 5 II. n. fidb bebnen. 
 Subtense', .v. Geom. bic ©ebne. 
 Subtep'jd, adj. lauwarm. 
 
 Sybter'fluent, Subter'fluous,adi.unten flie^enb, 
 
 barunter wegfliepenb. [Sebclf. 
 
 Sub'terfiige , s. bie Tfusfludjt, ber SSorroanb, 
 
 Siib'terrane, s. bie ^l)U. [bif(b. 
 
 Siibt^rra'nc^in , Siibterra'neous, adj. unterir* 
 
 Sub'tjle (Siib'tjl) , I. adj. ; II.- ly, adv. l.fub* 
 til, fein, ffinfllicb, soi^t,biinn j 2. f(barf,bur(b* 
 bringenb, S.fig. glatt, fpi^finbig^ fcbarffKb- 
 tiSJ lifHg, fcblau, flugj 4.binterlifiig,fd)led>t, 
 niebrig, bi^trugeriftb? nicbertrd(btig 5 HI. — 
 ness, s. 1. bie geinbeit, ©(bdrfe, bas 3arte^ 
 ©unnej 2. bie ©pi^finbigfeit, ©(blaubcit 
 
 To Sijbtifl'iate, v. a. oerbitnncn.[2ifl, Sifligfett. 
 
 Subtilia'tion, s. t>k SSerbunnung. 
 
 Subtil'ity, s. vid. Subtilty. 
 
 Subtiliza'tion, s. I.bieg5erbunnung,.55crfeinp= 
 rung, ©d^drfung, 2. Chem. bie SSerflu^btf- 
 gung, S.Jig. bic ©pi^finbigfett, ^(ilgelei. 
 
 ITo Sub'tjlize, V. I. a. 1. fcin mofbenv terbfin=^ 
 
Subt 
 
 691 
 
 Succ 
 
 nen, jufd^Srfen , 2. cerfeincrn i II. n. fpiifinbig 
 fein, iibcrfeincUntcrfd^icfcc madden, fliigcln. 
 
 Sub'tjlty, .V. l.Dicgctn^eit,3art^citj 2.^g. 
 t)ie ©pi|c, ©d^drfe, ber ©d^arffinn, 3. Mc 
 ©pi^flnDigfcit, 4. Die 2ifl, ©d^lau^eit. 
 
 Siib'title, *. tcr jwcitc Site!. 
 
 Siib'tle [siit'tl] , I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. 1. tn"d. 
 Subtile; 2. ^g. fein, Ufltg,f(i^lQU} III. — ness, 
 — ty, *. virf. Subtilty. [ncl)mcn. 
 
 To Sybtract', v. a. fubtra^ireit, ttbjic^cn, ab* 
 
 Subtrac't?r, *. ber ^bjic^enbe. 
 
 Subtrac'tion , j. 1. ^rit/j. bic Subtraction, 
 ibjie^ung 5 2. Law , bic entjic^ung , SSor* 
 ent^Qltung. [abjie^enbe (ob. ^bsug05)3a^l. 
 
 Subtrahend', s, Arith. ber ©ubtra^cnb, bie 
 
 Siib-trea'sury [— trezh'uri] , s. Am. bie Un* 
 tcrf(^a§fammeri — system, ba& Unterf(i^Q§= 
 dmterfQflem , n)obur(| ba§ ginanswefen ber 
 SS. ©t. feitbem^rdrH)entaSan«uren (1840) 
 »on ben JBanfen, M benen big ba^in bic 
 ©taat&gelber beponirt roarcn, getrennt wurbe. 
 
 Sfibtri'fid, adj. Bot. unbeutlicJ^ breifpaltig. 
 
 Subtri'ple, adj. ein ©rittt^eil ent^altenb. 
 
 Sub'tutpr, s. ber Unter^ofmeifier. [mig. 
 
 Sub'ulate , Sub'ulated , adj. Bot. pfriemenf6r= 
 
 Sub'urb, s. 1. bie SSorfiabt} 2. fig. bie ©renje, 
 ber {Ranb j 3. s-s , pi. Fort bic Tfuf enwerh, 
 ©rensfiiicfc. 
 
 Subur'ban, I. or Subiir'bjal, adj. jur SSorftabt 
 ge^6rig, in ber SJorf^abt wo^nenb, bor|^Qbtif(^5 
 11, s. ber aSorftdbter, ^fa^lbiirger. 
 
 Suburban'ity , s. bQ§ SBo^nen in ber aSorftabt. 
 
 Siib'urbed, adj. 1. SSorftdbtc^abcnb} 2. an cine 
 SSorftabt grenjcnb. 
 
 Subvari'ety , s. bie Untcrabart, Unterfpielart. 
 
 Subven'tion , s. (». fi.) 1. bad 3n)if(ienfom= 
 men5 2.bie^ulfe. [bie3er|^6rung. 
 
 Subver'sion, s. bie Umfei^rung, berUmflurj, 
 
 Sybver'sjve, adj. umfc^renb , umfturjcnb, ser= 
 j^6renb (—of ... , cine ®o(^e). 
 
 To Subvert', v. a. 1. umf c^ren, umfiof en, um» 
 fliirsen, serftcJrena 2. ocrberben, bcrf(ilim* 
 mcrn, berfii^ren. 
 
 Sijbver'ter, s. bet Umfiursenbe, ic. cf. b. b. SS. 
 
 Subver'tjve, vid. Subversive. 
 
 Subvic'ar, s. bcr Untcroicar, — ship , bag Un* 
 teroicariat. [^anblanger, ©e^itlfe. 
 
 Siibwor'ker [— wink' — ] , s. ber Unterarbciter, 
 
 Succade', s. bie ©uccabe, ber (Sitronat) wet — , 
 ©uccobe in ©ijrup. [inbifd(>er ^attune. 
 
 Siicc^tofins', s. pt. Com. eine Tfrt weiper oft* 
 
 Succeda'neous , adj. 1. ftatt eines ^nbem ge= 
 brauc^t, an bic BttUe eineg ^nbern gefe^t, 
 ftcUoertretenb ) 2. no(I)foIgenb, folgcnb. 
 
 Succeda'neuin , s. (lat.) ba§ untergefcbobenc 
 (fteU»ertrctenbeob.(Srfo§O50^ittel/®urrogat. 
 
 Succe'dent, I. adj. folgcnb, nai^folgeubj II. *. 
 bieSoIge,s«ad^foIge. 
 
 To Succeed', v. I. a. 1. nac^folgcn, folgen, 2. 
 begiinfligen, gelingen loffen) II. w. 1. nacb^ 
 folgcnj 2. (alg ©rbe) folgen, (to — to, in 
 ben 95eft§ eineS :ifmtc§ , ®utc8, 2c.) fommcn, 
 gclangen, 3. a) ©rfolg ^aben, oon®tatten 
 ge^en, gelingen, glucfcn, ©lurfmat^en, an» 
 [d^logenj ft)(iw(Sngl.perf6nI.: I, you&c— ) 
 e§ gliitft, cs gelingt (mir, bir, jc)- 
 
 Succee'd^r, s. ber 9^a(^foIger, ©rbe. 
 
 Succen'tor, s. Mus. ber SSaf fdnger. 
 
 Success', s. ber Grfolg, luSgang, gludEUc^c 
 ©'^folg/ Sortgang , baS ©liicf. 
 
 Success'ful, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. glurflit^, cr* 
 folgreid^, oon gutem (Srfolge, III. — ness, 
 ^. ber gute ©rfolg, bag (S>\M. 
 
 Succes'sion, .v. 1. bie ^olge, S^ad^folgej 2. bie 
 s«a*fommenf(^aft (0. ^iirften), 3:^ronfoIge j 
 :jfmt§fotge5erbfoIge5 3. bog erbfolgercc^tj 
 4. bie golgerei^e, Stei^e, 2inie5 — of crops, 
 Asr. ber^rud^traed^fel, bie (^ru^tOSSed^fel* 
 njirt^f(i)aft. 
 
 Succes'sive, I. adj. folgere^t, aufcinanbcr fol= 
 genb , nad^riiitf enb j II. — ly , adv. in ^olge, 
 ber Stei^e nad^, nad^ einanber, na(§ unb nac^ j 
 III. — ness, s. bic golge, Sflei^e, ber Olei* 
 ^engang. 
 
 Success'less, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. unglucf lidt>, 
 crfolglogj III. — ness , s. bag Ungliirf, 5Kifs 
 Ungcn. [folger^ 3. bcr ©rbe. 
 
 Succes'sor, s. l.bcrS^at^foIgcr, 2.ber3:&ron» 
 
 Succifd'uous, adj. (n). ii.) fallcnb, sufammen- 
 
 Succif'?rous, adj. Soft erjeugenb. [finfenb. 
 
 Siic'cinate, s. Chem. bag bemfleinfoure ©olj, 
 SBernftcinfoIs. [fd^rodngert. 
 
 Suc'cinated, adj. Chem. mit aSemfleinfdurc gc* 
 
 Succinct', I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. (». u.) ouf* 
 gefd^iirst J 2. furj, fursgefopt, gebrdngt, gc 
 brungen, fSmig? III. — ness, s. bic^iirje, 
 ©ebrdngt^'eit, ©ebrungcn^cit. 
 
 Succifn'ic, Siic'cinous, adj. 1. bernfleine(r)n j 
 2. bcrnfleinortig) s-ic acid, c/iem.bicaSern* 
 
 To SuccSmb', vid. To Succumb, [jlicinfdurt. 
 
 Suc'corine, adj. — aloes, bic ©UCCOtrinoloc. 
 
 Siic'cory, s. Bot. bie 6id(>oric, SScgroort. 
 
 SijccSs'ity, s. bie ©oftigfeit. 
 
 Suc'cQtash , s. Am. eine (urfpr. inbian.) ©pcife 
 oug jungen 5Koig mit SBo^nen gefoc^t. 
 
 Siic'cour (Siic'cor) , s. 1. bic |>ulfe, ber ®ci^ 
 ftonb, bie 3ufludf>t5 2. bcr (gntfa^j 3. ber 
 ^elfer^entfe^cr. 
 
 To Suc'cour, v. a. 1. ^clfcn, beiflel^en, iH^iiU 
 fe tommen 2. cntfe^enj 3. Mar. cerfldrfcn 
 (einen 5Kaft, ic). 
 
 Suc'cour?r, s. ber |)elfer, SSeij^onb. 
 44' 
 
Succ 
 
 692 
 
 Suff 
 
 Sfic'coyrl^ss , I. adj. ^iitfloS, ol^nc 95eiflttnt)5 
 
 II. — ness, s. bie |)ulflofi9teit. 
 Suc'cous, adj. faftig, faftooU, faftreit^. 
 Suc'cuba, Siic'cubus, s. baS (bdmonifd^c) 
 
 3iad)tv>iib6)m , bcr |)urteufcl. 
 Siiccula'tion, .v. bag SSefc^nctben bcr ©dume. 
 Suc'culence (— cy), Siic'cnl?ntn?sg , *-. bic 
 
 ©ttftigfeit, 9tQl)rfQmf eit. 
 Siic'culent, adj. faftig, faftcoU, ntt^r^aft. 
 To Succumb', v. n. erliegen, unterliegen. 
 Succum'b?ncy, s. baS (Srliegen, bie S)^nmQd)t. 
 Succum'b^nt, adj. erlicgenb, fraftloS. 
 Succur'sal, s. ber SBeiftanb, bie ^ulfleiftung. 
 Succussa'tion, ,v. 1. ber Xrott, S^rab? 2. vid. 
 
 b. f. SB. 
 Succus'sion , *. 1. baS ©d^utteln, bie (Srfd^iit* 
 
 tcrung ? 2. Afed. bic S^cri^enerfc^uttcrung. 
 Such, pron. adj. 1. fold), fold^er, fol^C, fold^eS j 
 
 2. ber, bie, bag 5 3. t)on bcr ^rt, fo gro^, 2C. j 
 
 — like, bergleid^cnj — and — , 1. ber u. bcr, 
 2. (adv.) fo u. fo j — a one, bcr u. ber, bie u-bie, 
 focincr, fol(^ einerj II. adv. fo, auf biefe Hxt. 
 
 To Suck , v.a.l. (and) n.) faugen j 2. (— in) 
 einfaugcn, einjie^enj 3. leercn, (— out, auS=) 
 f(^6pfen, (au&)pumpenj 4.^g:. (— out) au&= 
 fttugen, auSmergcln j to — up, einfaugcn, cin* 
 jie^en, in fi(& sicken. 
 
 Suck , A-. I. baS ©augcn 5 2. bic 9)?uttcrmild^ 5 
 to give — , bic 93rufl gcbcn, ftiUcnj — fisb, 
 uid. sucking-fish ; — spigot, vulg. ber 3e(&' 
 brubcrj — stone, /c/i. ber ©tcinfauger, bie 
 ©celamprctc. 
 
 Siick'^r, s. 1. ber ©augcnbe, Sdugling j 2. baS 
 faugenbe S^icr, vulg. ber jungc SBaUflftJ^j 3. 
 bic ©augrfi^re, bas ©augleber, bcr ^umpen= 
 ftempel J 4. Ich. a) yid. sucking-fish ; 6) ber 
 Sump, aSaud^fauger j 5. s-s, pi, BoU <Bpr6^= 
 Unge, ©c^o^linge, j)tebcnf(^oJTctt. 
 
 Siick'ets, s. pi. eingcmad^tc (Sadden, 3u(fern)crf . 
 
 Suck'jng, comp. — bag, ber 3ulp) — bottle, 
 ba& (Saugfldfc^(^eni — calf, boS ©augPolbj 
 
 — child , bcr ©dugling 5 — fish , Ich. bcr 
 ©^iff^altcr, @augcri — lamb, baS @aug= 
 lamm j — pig , ba§ ©panfcrfcl 5 — pump , bie 
 @augpumpc, boS ©augmerf. 
 
 To Suck'le, 17. a. fttugen, (ciu ,Rinb) fliUen. 
 
 Suck'ling, s. 1. bcr ©dugling, ba§ Sunge j 2. 
 iJot.bcr TOcif e SEBicfennec} — horn, ba& ©dug= 
 
 Suck'y, adj. vulg. bcmSrunfc ergeben. [^orn. 
 
 Siic'tion, s. ba&(@in=)<Saugen4— hose, Mech. 
 1. baS <Saug\)entil (ciner ^umpe)5 2. ber 
 3ufu^rf(blau(l^ (bci ©ampfmafd^incn). 
 
 S^cto'rjal, adj. jum ©augcn gceignet , ©aug*. 
 
 Slid, vid. Suds. 
 
 Suda'tion, s. boS ©(^wt^en, ber ®(^»eip. 1 
 
 Su'datQry, *. baS ©c^roi^bab, bie ©iroiiftube.l 
 
 Sud'den, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. pl6|lid|> i III. 
 s.i on (of , upon) a — , or all of a — , pI6|s 
 Ii(^, auf cinSKol j IV. — ness, s. baS ^16§li(^e, 
 bie ^Ifi^Iid^fcit, ba§ Unerroartetc, bie ©ilc. 
 
 Sudorific Med. I. adj. ©d^njcip mat^enb, 
 fdjrociptrcibenb) II. *. ^a^ fcbroeiptreibcnbc 
 ajjittclj III. — ness, *.ba& ©d^raei^trcibenbe. 
 
 Siid^ , s. pi. (soap — ) , baS ©cifcnwaffcr, bic 
 ©eifcniaugc. 
 
 To Sue, V. I. a. 1. gcri(i^tli(^ bclangcn, »cr» 
 flagen? 2. gcrid^tli^ er^alten, einflagen, au8= 
 flagenj 3. Falc. ben@(bnabcl we^cnj to — 
 out, crbitten, aulwirfcni II. n. (mit for) 1. 
 fuppliciren, an^altcn, anfu(3()cn} 2. crfucben, 
 bitten, crbitten 5 to — for admittance , Com. 
 fid) (al§ ©Idubigcr) jur 9Kaffc (cincs gaUitcn) 
 melbcn. 
 
 Su'§t, s. bag SJicrenfett, bcr 3:alg, baS Unf^Iitt. 
 
 Su'^ty, adj. 1. fettig, talgig j 2. talgid^t. 
 
 saff, s. Min. ber SBaffcrfloUcn. 
 
 To Suffer, v. I. a. 1. Icibcn, crleibcnj 2, au$^ 
 fie^en,bulben, erbulben, ertragenj 3. md)t 
 ^inbcrn, geftatten , julaffcn , lajfcn, she must 
 not be s-ed to talk , man mup fic nid^t rcben 
 laffcnj II. n. 1. Icibcn, 2. bic (3;obc6«)®trafc 
 Icibcn 5 to — for, biipen fur 
 
 Siifferable , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. leibli^, 
 bulbbar, crtrdglid^j 2. ju gcftatten 5 suldffig } 
 III. — ness , s. bic ficiblid^feit, ©rtrdglid^fcit. 
 
 Siifferance, s. 1. bic (grbulbungj ©Cbulbj 2. 
 baS Xcibcn, ber ©(^mcrj, bie 9^ot^) 3. bie 
 ©ulbung, 3ulaffung j 4. bic(3oU=)SScrgi!inftis 
 gung, to remain in — , Com. ^otf) Icibcn (o. 
 SBcdifeIn)j estate at — , Law, ein ®runb* 
 ftiicf, baS man nad^ ©rlofd^cn bc& JRcd^tSatt' 
 fprud^eg nod^ ferncr im a5ef[§ bc^dlt. 
 
 Siiffer^r, s. bcr Scibcnbc, ©ulbcr, :c. 
 
 Suffering, p. s. baS ficibcn. 
 
 To Suffice' [— fizQ , V. I. n. gcnug fein, gcnfi» 
 gen, jurcid^cn, ^nlangcn j II. a. befricbigen, 
 
 S^irfciency, *. 1 . bad 3urcid^cnbe, bie ®enug« 
 famfeit , |)inldn9lid^f eit , 3uIdngU(^Feit, ®c« 
 niige, TfngemciTcn^eit 5 2. bcr l)inldngli(^c Un« 
 ter^alt, baSTCusfommen, 3. bie ^inldnglid^c 
 95cf(^affen^cit,^dl)ig!cit, ^6)iaii6)Mt, 3:aug» 
 licbfcit, 4. bic (- inlaw, Sllcd^tS')®filtigfeiti 
 5. (self—) bic ©clbftgcnitgfamtcit. 
 
 Suffi'cient, I. adj.; II. —ly, adv. 1. gcnug, 
 genugfam, ^inrcid^cnb , fattfam , ^inldnglic^j 
 2.fd^ig, gccignet, tauglid(),ttngemcfrcnj 3.(- 
 in law, re(bt§=)gultig. [^fingcn. 
 
 To SuflFix', V. a. am (Snbc (eineS SBortcg) an* 
 
 Suffiv, s. ba& ©ujfixum, ber aBortan()ang. 
 
 Suftla'tion , s. bttS ^Jtufblafcn. 
 
 To Saf focate , v. a. crfltcfeni s-ing, rheum, 
 Med. ber ©ticfflup, ®titff;uften. 
 
Suflf 
 
 693 
 
 Suit 
 
 Sfif focate, p. a. erfKrft. 
 Suffpca'tion, s. W ©rflirfung, bQ& Grflitfcn. 
 Suffpcative, adj. erftirfenb 5 Med-j. — breast- 
 bang, tie ajruflbrdunc 5 -catarrh, Ux iSticfs 
 
 fluf; ©ticf^uflcn. 
 SuffQik [- 'f9k] , s. Geog. t)ie ®rQffd()aft Suf* 
 
 folf 5 — grass, DaS id^rigeSJie^QrQS, ©ornmer* 
 
 )5ic^>9ra« ^-powder, cin ^uloer gegen t>cn SSif 
 
 toUcr ^unl)c. 
 
 SuflRJs'sion, *. DQSUntergraben^Unterminiren. 
 Suffragan, s. Dcr ©uffragan(sa3ifd(>of); SBci^* 
 To Suffr^gate, v. n. ftimmcn. [bif(&of. 
 
 Suffraga'tion, *. taS "Stimmeii; l)ic 6mfltni= 
 
 mung. [terflu§ent)e5®ef6rbercr. 
 
 Siif fragatQf , s. bcr burd^ feine ©timmc Un* 
 Siif fr?Lge, j.l.Me ©timmc, SBa^lj^immc 5 2.ba§ 
 
 ®timmre(bt) 3. bcr Seifall, ba§ 3<i/ S^wort, 
 
 bic ©cne^m^altungj 4. bo§ ©cfammtgcbct. 
 Syffrag'jnoas , adj, Zoot. jum ^niegcUnf iU 
 
 nc8 S^icreS gc^Sngj— flexure, bcr^niebug, 
 Suffru'tjcous, adj. Bot. flttubig. [bic ^ficffe. 
 To Svffti'migate, v. a. Med. bcrfiu^em (franfc 
 
 Sb?ile) , DOtt untcn auf rdut^ern, bci^en. 
 Sijffamiga'tion, A-.bieS5erduc^erung, ba§ 0lfius 
 
 iern (txaahx Z^tiU) oon ttnten auf bieSSd* 
 To Suffuse', y.a. fibcrgiupen, libcrjii^en.C^ung. 
 S^ffu'ijion, y. 1. bu llbergiepung, (Srgtepun^j 
 
 2. ber flbecsug, bie garbe, buf. (S£bam*)8t6* 
 Sng,*.£nM)crSlo^freb§, 2Ba(Terflo^. [t^c. 
 Sug'§Lr [shug'gar] , ^. 1. tcr 3ucfcc J 2.fig.^ai 
 
 @ufc, 2ieblid&c}-of lead, ber SSlJijurferj 
 
 — of milk, bcr 9}JiI(bsurfer5 add of—, bie 
 3-f4urc5 — apple, bcr 3-apfeli — baker, bcr 
 3-bacEcr, 3-jicbcri - baking , ba& 3-barfcn, 
 3-rQffinircn, 3-ftcben5 - basin, bie 3-f(balc5 
 
 — boiler, bcr 3-fcJTel) — box, — dish, W 
 3-bofe, 3-bfi(bfe J — candy, ux (§anbi&('3uf* 
 fer)/ 3-fant) — cane, baS 3-ro^r5 — caster, 
 bic 3-bficbfC5 — cleaver, Da5 ^-^admi^tx^ — 
 crusher, ber 3-<|Uetfcber5 — dredger, vid. 
 
 — sifter ; — eater, Orn. Der 3-frejfcr J — flag, 
 vid, — cane; — house , bic 3-ficbcrei, 3-fci= 
 brif J — house molasses, ungcbccftcr S5i:)rup5 
 
 — islands, 3-infeln (3nfeln, auf bcnen 3u(fer 
 crbaut mirb) 5 — ladle , ber ©iSpfloffcl Ui 
 3ucfcrbdcfcrn5 — loaf, ber 3-butj— loaf cor- 
 nea, Anat. bo§ burcbfxcbtige, f egelfSrmigc 3)o= 
 talflap^QlombcrJ^orn^aut} a— loaf sea, Mor. 
 cine furjc, fraufc ©ec, ^roppfcc, — maple, 
 ber3-aborn5 — mill, i)ie 3-mubIei — mite, 
 £n<. bcr3-gafl5 — mould, bie 3-form, bcr 
 3-pott5 — nippers , pL bie3-sangc5 -pail, 
 bag 3-cimcr(^en5 - pan , bie 3-Pfannej — 
 pea, bic 3-erbfC5 — plantation , bic 3-pfIan= 
 jung, 3-plantage5 - plum, bie 3-bobne, 3-* 
 erbfC; 3-manbel (pi. fibcrbaupt allc :iCrtcn 
 
 dragee) j — refiner, bcr 3-ficbcr j — refinery, 
 bic 3-raffincric j - scrapings, pi. 3-fcbrap[cl i 
 
 — scoop, bic3-fcbaufcl5ber3-l6ffcl5-8cura, 
 bcr 3-[cbaum5— shell, ^of.bic^raucnmunse, 
 bas 3-blatt , — sifter, bcr 3-ftrcucr J — sops, 
 bic gcjucfcrtc Sicrfuppe, — spirit, bcr 3-» 
 branntwcin J — stick, bic3-flangc5 — sweep- 
 ings, pL 3-fcgfcl5 - tongs, p/.bic3-8ange j 
 
 — trade, ber 3-^attbeI 5 — work, vid. — house. 
 ♦To Sug'ar, v. a. 1. jurfcrn, fibcrsucfcrn} 2. 
 
 »erfupcn. [fiipj 2. Iccfcrig, col. fiipmaulig. 
 
 *Sug'ary, adj. 1. sucfcrig, ton 3urfcr, jucfcr* 
 
 Suges'c?nt, adj.baS^dugcn bctrejfcnb, <Saug=. 
 
 To Sijggesf [ W. , Wb. , P., J., &c. ; sydjest', 
 5m., 5., Ja., &c.] , u. a. 1. cingcbcn , cinbla= 
 fen, einrauncn, cinfluficrn; (beimlicb) bcibrin* 
 gen (mit to) 5 2. wcis macbcn, in ben Wunb 
 Icgcuj 3. ratten, t)orf(bIagcn,aufficacn, angc:- 
 ben, an bie ^anb (untcr ben ^up) gcbcn, in 
 ben ^opf fe|cn> to — the propriety of . . . , 
 angcmejTTcn finben, paffcnb balten. 
 
 *Sugges't?r, jf.bcr eingcbcr, aScibringcr, (Sin- 
 bldfcr, gebcimc Slatbgebcr. 
 
 ♦ Sugges'tion [— 'tshun] , s. 1. bic'Jfngabe, Gin* 
 gebung; Sinfluflerung , J8cibringung j 2. ber 
 Sorf(biag , erfie Sntwurfj 3. bas ^nrat^cn, 
 b.Sflat^,aSinJ5 ^ntrieb i 4. b. (ge^eimOaSericbt. 
 
 Sugges'tive, adj. anbcutungSooU, (gciDip ®es 
 banfen)anregenb5-of,I)inn)eifenbauf,anbeutenb 
 
 SS'lcId^il [5m. ; sulcfdaLl, Wb., Wore] , Suj- 
 cid'lc^l , ad;. 1. felbflm6rbcrif(bj 2. /g. baft 
 eigcne Snterclfe jcrflgrcnb. [m6rbcr. 
 
 Sn'jcide, s. 1. bcr ©clbfimorb} 2. bcr ©clbfl* 
 
 Suit, *. 1. bic §olgc, Sflcibcj 2. eineTCnja^l su« 
 fammcngc^origcr 35ingc, bie ®arnitur, bcr 
 ®a§, aSefa^ j ba§ 3ubcb6r5 3.(a — of clothes), 
 ber (coUftdnbige) Qfnpg (bie jufammcng-cbos 
 rtgen ^IcibungSftucfc) , 4. bic iSortc,§arbc3 
 
 5. (— at law) , bic gcri(btli(bc .Klage, Jtlagc= 
 fa(bc, iRcWacbe, bcr dtcd^UfaU, ^roccpj 
 
 6. ba§ 7f nfu(bcn , ®cfu(b , bic ©cwcrbung , 7. 
 bieSSitlC; 95ittf(brift} a — of hangings, bic 
 ganjc S^apejerei, a — of head-cloth, ba§ gan« 
 jcJ^opfscug? a — of mourning, bcrSraucr* 
 anjugj a — of sails, cin <ScgcI[picl5 a — of 
 table linen , ba§ 3:afclgcbecf 5 a — of (at) 
 cards, cinc ganjc ^arb e in ber ,karte j La w-s, 
 to bring a — , cincn ^roccf bcginncnj — of 
 court, bie ^filfc, bic bcr 58afaU bcim ®cri(bt 
 be& 2cbn§bcrrn Iciflen muftc j — and service, 
 bie a5crbinbli(bfcit jur ^ccre§= unb ®cri(bts= 
 folgc 5 — covenant , bcr SScrtrag rocgcn 
 beS crblicben ®eri(bt8jn>angcS5 — court, cin 
 ®eri(bt, wcltbcm bie SSafaUen bie®crt(bt5fol« 
 ge su Iciflen tjcrbunbcn finb 5 — custom , bie 
 ©ienft»>crid^run85 — service, bie ®cri(bt*- 
 
Suit 
 
 694 
 
 Summ 
 
 folgc^ 2. bie ©ien|lpfli(^t bcr SSafaUen 
 To Suit, V. La. 1. anpaffen, gcrndp madden, 
 cinrid^tcn, abmeflfcnj 2. fortiren (bic ^aiben, 
 2C.) sufammenlegen, 3. befleiDen, fleiDen^ 4 
 pajfen fiir . . . , fid^ fc^icten fur ... , onftetjen, 
 gesiemen 5 to — the action to the word , bem 
 SSorte bic S^at folgen lajfenj II. n. (mit 
 with) ubereinftimmen, ubercinfommen, Qngc* 
 meJTen fein, paffen, entfprec^en. 
 Sui'table, I. adj.; II. — ly, ady. 1. palTenD, 
 angemejfen, gcmap; fcbicflicbj 2. entfpred^enb, 
 III. — ness, s. bie®emdp^eit,^ngemcffen^eit, 
 bog ©d^icfli(^e, bie 6d^itfli(^feit. 
 Suite [swit], *. 1. bie^olge, Olei()e, rcgclmds 
 f igc Srbnung 5 2. bas ©cfolge,bic95eglei= 
 tung , ©ienerfiaft. 
 
 Sui'ted, p. a. angemejfen j ill— , ubcl gceignet 
 Sui'tor, Sui'ter, s. 1. bcr SSittftellcr, :ifnfu(i)cr, 
 Supplicant 5 2. ber ^roceffircnbe , 9lcit&fu= 
 (^er, 3. ber SSerocrber, greier. 
 Sai'tress, s. bie ^nfucbenbe, SSeroerberinn, 85itt= 
 Su'ky, ofc6r. ft. Susan. [flellcrinn. 
 
 Sul'cate, Siil'cated, adj. Bot. gefurd^t, furd^ig. 
 To Sulk, V. n. col. murren, siirncn, f(^moUen. 
 Siilk, Siilks, s. (pi.) vulg. bie mfirrifc^e Saune, 
 col. bag ©ummt^un. [<B6)moUcn, 3:ro§en. 
 Sul'kiness, s. col. bQ§ murrif(^e SBefen, 
 Siil'ky , col. I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. murrifd), 
 »erbricpli(&, grdmlid^, rounberlid^, flarrfop= 
 f[g , tro^ig j III. s. cant, bie leic^te, einfpdn^ 
 nige G^aife (franj. ddsobligeante). 
 Siil'I?n, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. trubc, matt, 
 bi(f , bunfel, finficr, buffer, 2. unfreunblid^, 
 grdmlid^,mjirrif(^, perbriepUd^ 5 3. ftarrfin= 
 nig, tro^igj 4. bofe, boS^aft, tMifd^j 5 
 f(^recfli(^, Ungliicf weiffagenb) III. s-s, *. pi. 
 (Shaksp.) vulg. bie liblen £aunen , ba§ miirs 
 rifd^cSBefenj IV. — ness, s. l.baS finfiere, 2C. 
 :ifu§fe^en j 2. ba8 miirrifd^e SBefen, W S5er= 
 brief lic^feitj 3. bie |)al&fiarrigfeit, ^oS^eit. 
 To Siil'len , v. a. perbiifiern. 
 To sai'Iy, V. a. befubein, bcfd^mujen, bcflecfen. 
 Siil'ly, *. ber ©(^mujflecf , gletf. 
 saKphate, s. Chem. bttS fd^ipefelfaure (Saljj — 
 of copper, liai f(^»efelfaure ^upferojcQb , ber 
 ilupferpitriol, — of iron, ba§ fd()n)-e Gifen= 
 ori)b, ber ©ifenpitrioli — of lead , bad fd^m-e 
 ffileioj:t)b, ber Sleioitriol, -oflime, bcr fd^m-e 
 ^alf, ©QpS 5 — of magnesia, bie fd^iP-e 9Kag= 
 neflQ; bo§ SBitterfQiji — of zink, bcr f^ro-c 
 3inf, 3inF- obcr meipe SSitrioI. 
 Sulphat'jc, adj. Chem. f^roefelfauer. 
 Sulpha'to-, camp. Chem. vid. Sulpho-. 
 Siil'phite, s. Chem. btt§ fcbwcfligfaure ©alj. 
 Siil'pho-, camp. Chem. — car'bonate,ba§ Sul» 
 p^ocarbonat, Wenf(bn)eflige Bal^i — cet'jc 
 
 acid, bie (Setcnfd^wefelfdurc j — cy'anate, ba§ 
 ct)anf(^n>eflige (Salji — cyan'jc acid, bie 
 ©(^roefclblaufdure, — cy'anite, ba§ fd()n>cfcU 
 bittufaure <Salj , ©d^ipefelcQoufQls i - cyan'- 
 og?n , baS (Sd^roefelCQan j — phos'phate , baS 
 p^o&p^orf(^H)eflige ©alj , — priis'sjc acid, 
 vid. — cyanic acid ; — salt, bttS ©(^wcfclfalj, 
 bie faljartige ©d^roefclperbinbung. 
 
 Sul'phur, s. 1. ber ©(^iDcfelj- 2. s-s, pi. S5ut» 
 fanej flowers of — , W ©djiDcfelblumcn, 
 (Sd^lDcfelbliitfjenj — fume-bath, Med. ba§ 
 •Sd^roefelbampfbab j — impressions , @d^n)c» 
 felabbriicfej — pit, bie ©djjiDcfclgrube 5 — 
 wort, Bat. ber ©aufend^el, ^aarflrang. 
 
 To Sul'ph^rate, V. a. fd^mcfclit j s-ed hydrogen 
 gas, HB ©(^ipefel = aBafferftcffgag j s-ed 
 nickel, Min. ber ©d^wefclnicfel) s-ed oil, bcr 
 ©(^roefelbttlfam. [fcbwefelfarbcn. 
 
 Sul'phurate , adj. 1. vid. Sulphureous; 2. 
 
 Siilphijra'tion, s. ba§ (Bd^njcfcln. 
 
 Sul'phure, s. vid. Sulphuret. 
 
 Sulphu'reous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. fd^rocflig, 
 fc^roefel^altig, fd^wefelartig j 2. fd^rocfelgelbj 
 
 — water, ^a'6 ©d^mefelroalfcr. III. — ness, s. 
 M^ ©d^roeflige, bie 6d)mcfe(artigfeit. 
 
 Sul'phuret,*. Chem. ba& ©ulp^iir, Sulp^urctj 
 
 — of calcium , ba& ©djnjefelcdcium , ber @— 
 UlU — of iron, bQ§ ©-ctfcn, (Sifenfulp^urct. 
 
 Sul'phureted,p.a.gcfd^n)efelt(c/.SuIphuratcd). 
 
 Sul'phyrifc [ Wb., Maun. ; sulfu'rjk. Wore. ; 
 sulfur'jk, Sm.] , adj. Chem.. f4>n)efelfaucr j — 
 acid, bieiSd^wcfelfdure j — ether, ber ©d^we* 
 
 To Sul'phuirize, vid. To Sulphurate.[feldtt)er. 
 
 Siil'phuro-, comp. Chem. vid. b. fi. Sulpho-, 
 
 Siil'phiJirous, adj. Chem. (or Sul'phurine) vid. 
 Sulphureous; — acid, Ui fd^Wcflige <Sdure j 
 
 — acid-gas, H^ fd^wefligfaure ®a§. 
 Sul'phury, vid. Sulphureous. 
 
 Siil'tan, s. 1. ber @ultan, turf, ^aifer, 2, 
 (sweet — , or— flower), Bot. bie IPOl^lries 
 c^enbe turfifd^e vKornblume. 
 
 Sulta'na [S., W., &c., sulta'na, Ja., Sm., Kn.], 
 s. 1. or sai'taness, bie (Bultanitlttj 2. Mav. 
 bie (Sultane. 
 
 Siil'tanin , *. ber ©ultanin (turf. jDucaten). 
 
 Siil'triness, s. bie ©d^wiile. 
 
 Sul'try, adj. fc^wiil, briicfcnb f)df unb feuc^t. 
 
 Sum , s. 1. Ui ©ummej 2. (— total) "aai 
 ©anje, bcr ©efammtbetrag (eincr ©umme), 
 ba§ §acit5 3. bcr IChxifi (fursc)5nt)art,Sn= 
 bcgriffi ^. fig. bie .|>6^e, bcr Ijod^fic ®rab, 
 bie SBolIenbung. [fig. sufammenfafTcn. 
 
 To Slim, V. a. 1. (— up) fummireui 2. (- up) 
 
 Su'm^c, Su'maigh [coi. shu'—], *.ber<Suma(b- 
 
 SumVs. adj. 1. unsd()ligi 2. uncnblid^. 
 
 Sum'marjly, adv. fummarifd^, in ber ^urjc. 
 
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 Sum'marjness, s. t>a§ (Summarifd^e JC. 
 
 To Sum'marlse, v. a.b. ©umme con . . . sief)en. 
 
 Sum'mary , I. adj. fummorif(^ , abgcfurjt , su= 
 fammengefaft/furj j II. s. fcerfurjeoi). |>aupt 
 in^alt, TCu&sug, l)aS gompenljium, Summa 
 ries, pi. ©ummarien, |)auptinl)altanjcigen. 
 
 Sum'nier, I. s. 1. \>tx ©ommer, 2. r-5. a) t)cr 
 4)ouptbalfen, ©urd^jug, Srdger, h) Uv Un= 
 tcrbdfen, Untcrjug } c) berOlu^eflein 5 ©turs, 
 3, ber3ogl>^aring)4.t)er3ufommcnjQ^lenDe, 
 ©ummirenbe) II. comp. — bird, ber ©-»ogel, 
 ©d^metterlingj — bonnets, @-^utc fur©a» 
 men 5 — cock, vulg. ber junge ©-falmj — 
 colt , bie aSeUenbewegung bcr errodrmten 
 2uft in ber SRci^e be§ S5oben&5 — corn,bQS 
 6-forn, <S-getreibej — cypress, J?o^ ber 
 5BefcnfIad^8) — duck, Orn. bie ^Iiimentc, 
 asraut j - fallow, bie (S-sSSrot^c j To - fal- 
 low, V. a. (2anb) im ©ontmer ocrri(btenj — 
 fly, Ent. bie ^rii^ling&fliege, SBaffermotte, — 
 fruit, bie (S-fru(bt, baS (S-obftj — house, — 
 residence, ba§ ©-^au0,2ufl^QU§,ber@-aufs 
 ent^altj —navel-wort, JSof.bagS^abelfrautj 
 —parlour, bQ& S-simmer, — quarters, pi. baS 
 ©-quortier, — sault, — set, vid. Somerset; 
 Bot-s— savoury, bie ((S-*)® Qturei 5 — snow- 
 drop, baS roeif eS-oeild^en? — solstice, bie®-* 
 ^onnenrocnbe, — teal, Om. bieS-^albentcj 
 — tree, T. ber @tu|bQlf en, bie Stippe. 
 
 To Sum'raer, v. I. n. ben ©ommer subringen, 
 iiberfommernj II. a. fommern, warm fatten. 
 
 Sum'mering, s. Arch, bie flac^cn Sluerbalfen 
 jwifd^en ben 95Qcffieinlagcn cine& ©erooIbeS. 
 
 Sura'mist, *. (TO. it.) ber (Sompenbienfd^reibcr. 
 
 Sura'mit,*.ber®ipfel,bie^uppe,@pi§e,|)6^c. 
 
 To Siim'mon, u.a.l.gerid^tlicb oorlabcn, oorfor* 
 bern, citirenj (-op :) 2. aufforbern, aufrufen, 
 (jufammen)rufen,entbietenj ^.fig. aufbieten. 
 
 Sum'moner, s. 1. ber SSorforberer, SBorlaber, 
 ®erid)t8bote, S^unciuSj 2. ber ^ufforberer. 
 
 Sum'mons, s. (pi. s-es) 1. Law, bic geri(i^tli= 
 (i)t SSorlabung, SSorforberung, ^nfagc, (^ita' 
 tionj 2. bcr Stuf, ba§ TCufgebot, bie 7fuffor= 
 
 To Sum'monf, mcor. ft. To Summon. [berung. 
 
 Sum'ner, s. vid. Summoner. 
 
 Sumd6m', s. vid. Simoom. 
 
 Sump (Siimph), s. 3'. ber <Sumpf: Min-s. 1. 
 eine SSertiefung im .^crbe ber @(l^a(bt6fen) 
 2. SSertiefung , morin fid^ bie ©rubenwttf* 
 fer fommeln, 3. 5-io. a) gJertiefung jur Tfn* 
 [ttmmlung ber Sole unter benDornrodnbenbcr 
 Otabir^duferj b) ein Heine& 95affin am^ee= 
 rcSufer , in bem fid^ ba& ^Keerwaffer (um in 
 ein Saljwerf geleitet ju werben) anfammelt, 
 M'n-.v.— men, ^unfiwarterge^iilfen i — shaft, 
 ter 9D^of(^inen= unb ^unftft^ad^t. 
 
 'Sump'ter[s»im'— ], s. 1. ba§ @aumt^icri2. 
 I ein router, platter Coffer 5 3. s-s, pl.^ad' 
 j forbcj- horse, ba§ ©aumrof, ^arfpferbj 
 I —mule, ber gaflefel, — saddle, ber 6aum» 
 |*Sump'tion, s. (n. ii.) baS S^e^men. [fattel. 
 *Sump'tuary [or — 'tshu — ], adj. bieitof^en 
 ober ben 2fufn)anb betrejfenb} — laws, — 
 edicts, bic ^rad^tgefc^e, ^ufn)anbgefe|e. 
 * Siimp'tuous [—'tshu—], I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 
 1. foflbar, f ofifpiclig , 2. prdd^tig 5 III.— ness, 
 s. 1. bic grofen ^oflcn, bcr grofc TCufroanb j 
 
 2. U( ^oftbarJeit, ^rad^t. 
 
 Sun, s. bie Sonne 5 — beam, bcr ©-nftra^l J 
 
 — beat, con bcr ©. bef(bicncn, * fonnbc« 
 fira^It 5 — bird , Om. bcr @d^langent)ogcl 
 au& Surinam} — bright, f-n^ell; fonnig Icud()» 
 tenb, ftra^lcnb 5 — burning , bas SSrennen bcr 
 B., bcr (S-nbranbj — burns, (Sommcrfprof* 
 fen, — burnt, oon bcr S. cerbrannt, ge« 
 brdunt} — dew, Bot. ber ©-nt^au? — dial 
 bic@-nu^rj — down,^w.ft. — set; — drieu. 
 an bcr ©. gctrocfnct, —fish, Ich. 1. ber 
 ^Iumpftfd^5 2.bcr^ferbbai) — flower, Bot. 
 bic ©-nblumc 5 — flower blue , ba& :Sournefol» 
 blau, — light, bag ©-nli(^t} — like , fon- 
 nig, fonneni^aft, fonnenartig 5 — proof, un= 
 burcbbringlid^ fitr ba§ ©-nlid^t? — rise, I. or 
 
 — rising, ber ©-naufgang? 2. bcr SJlorgcn, 
 £)fien5 — set, 1. or — setting, bcr©-nunter» 
 gang j 2. bcr Ibcnb, SBcftcn, — shine, I. s. 1. 
 bcr ©-nfd^ein i 2. fig. bag ©ebei^cn, bic ^iiUe j 
 II. or — stone, Min. ba§ ^a^cnaugc, ber 
 ©-nftein 5 — shiny , adj. f-n^cU, gldnjcttb 5 
 
 — spurge, Bot. bic ©-neup^orbie. 
 
 To Siin, v. a. fonnen, fommern, an bic ©onnc 
 
 Siin'day, s. bcr ©onntag. [leg en. 
 
 Siin'd?r, ad\:. + in — > cntjnjei. 
 
 To Siin'der, v. a. fonbcm, abfonbcm, trcnncn, 
 tt)cilcn, abreipen. [ge^firig. 
 
 Siin'dish , adj. funbifd> , sum (ju cincm) ©unb 
 
 Sun'dry, adj. 1. oerfd^icbcnc, mc^rcrcj biocrfc 
 (oerft^icbene j. S3. bicerfeSBaarcn,oerf(^ie= 
 bene ^dufer, ^unben, u.), 2. (or sGn'dries, 
 s. pi.) Com. bicerfc (©cgcnfldnbc, ©pefen, 
 SBoaren, 4)dufer, .^unben, Jc), — accounts, 
 (Sonto (pro) biocrfcj — account-book, ba& 
 flcinc ©d^ulbbud^ (conii pro diversi). 
 
 Sting, pp. con To Sing. [tiefliegenb. 
 
 Sunk, con To Sink; siin'ken, j9.a. certieft, 
 
 Siin'less, adj. o^ne ©onnc, unbeft^icnen, o^ne 
 
 san'njness, s. baS ©onnigc [2Bdrmc. 
 
 Siin'ny, adj. fonnig : 1. fonncn^cH, gldnjcnb, 
 ftra^lcnb 5 2. c. ber ©onnc befd^ienen 5 3. golb* 
 
 Sunt'-tree, s. provinc. bcr ©(^otenborn. [gelb. 
 
 To Slip, V. I. a. (— up, ein)f(ilurfen, fd^lu(fcn$ 
 ll.n. juTfbenb e{Ten,btc'J(benbma^l5eit^(iltcn. 
 
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 Sup, s. einc aJlunb ooll, bcr ©d^ludP . 
 Su'p?r, Com. abbr. jl. Superfine. 
 Su'p?rable , I. adj.; II. — ly, adr. itberj[letg= 
 
 bar, ubcrn>int)Ii(b5 III. — ness, *.l)ic fiber* 
 
 fteigborfeit, flbeminblicbfeit. 
 To Sflp^raboiind', v. n. fiberflfifjiQ ober in 
 
 5Wengebafcin,ubcrfh:5men, Uberflu^ ^abcn 
 
 (— with . . . , an . . .). ^ [SKenge. 
 
 Sup^rabun'dance, s, t)cr Uberflup, bic ju grope 
 Superabundant, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. uber* 
 
 pffig, uberf(bn)dngli(b/ fe^rreidjud^. [fclttigt. 
 Sup?racid'ulat?d, adj. C/iem.mit®QUrc fiber* 
 To Superadd', v. a. nO(b bi^JU tbun, btnju f^' 
 
 gen j nocb ocrmebren. 
 sap?raddi'tion , *. 1. bie ^injuffigung 5 2. bie 
 
 «ermcbrung, ber 3ufQ$, aSeifa^^ 3. Uz fiber* 
 
 jugttbe. [menb^bariibersutrctenb. 
 
 Sup?r?idve'n|$nt , adj. (». fl.) nO(b bajufcm* 
 Sup?r?ingelV, adj. bfi^er al& Sngel. 
 To Sup^ran'nBate , v. a. 1. burcb Tflter ab* 
 
 nu§en, paw. »eridbren, »eralten, ausbicnenj 
 
 2. fur alt, ©crjfi^rt, ober ausgebient crfldren, 
 
 in ben Slubeftonb loerfe^en, ucnDerfen. 
 Superan'nuat?d , adj. oerjfi^rt, au§gebient, 
 
 »eraltet, olt, — list, baS alte ^tcgiftcr. 
 Sup^rannua'tion , .v. 1. ba8 SScraltenj 2. bie 
 
 SSerjdbrung, a5er»crfung. 
 Superb', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. prd(btig, 
 
 flttttlicb, bcrrli(b5 2. floIj5 Bot-*. — lily, bie 
 
 ^ratbtliliej — pink , bie fiolje 9?elFe. 
 Sup^rblpar'tj^nt [— 'shj — ] , adj. Arith. eine 
 
 3abl fo tbcilenb, bap einSSrucb blcibt. 
 Supercar'go, s. Com. Uv ©upcrcargo, (2)ber» 
 
 Ob. ©uper*)SQrgabeur (^rad^touffc^er , 2a- 
 
 tungSoerred^ner). 
 Superceles'tial [or — tsh^J] , adj. fiberbittim* 
 
 Uf(b, dt|erif(b. 
 Supercharged', adj. Her. eine ^iguroufber 
 
 anbern, iibcrlaben. [finblicb. 
 
 Sup^rcii'jary , adj. fiber ben ^ugenbrauen be* 
 Supercilious , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. bo^mfi* 
 
 tbig/ f^olj, anmapenb, gebieterifcb) III.— ness, 
 
 .V. ber ^od^mutb, Btoli, bae gebietcrifcbeSBe* 
 Supercpncep'tion , *. bie fiberfru(btung. [fen. 
 Supercres'cence, s. ber^u§»U(b&,flbern)udS)§, 
 
 bie @(bmaro|erpfIanse. [»a(bfenb, wud^ernb. 
 Sup^rcres'cent, adj. aU ©(bmaro^erpflanje 
 Sup?rdifv^dend , s. bcr ©ewinnantbeil , bie 
 
 (flberf(bups)5^i»ibcnbc. 
 Sup?r-elec't(?ral , adj. bod^fein (0. bcr SBoUe). 
 Sup?rem'in?nce , — cy , s. bie \6^tXC SBfirbe, 
 
 ber S5berrang, SSorjug. 
 Sup^rem'in^nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. mcit 
 
 beroorragenb, fibertreffenbj 2. »orfreffli(b, 
 
 oorsugli(b. 
 Sup?rer'ogant, vid. Supererogatory. 
 
 To Sup^rer'Qgate, u. n. (». fi.) fiber bie ^flicbt 
 obcr me^r al§ n6tbig tbun, fibertreiben. 
 
 Supereroga'tlon , s. bie fibcrpfli(bt; fibcrge* 
 bubr, Ubcrtreibung j works of— , Rom, Cath. 
 bie @upererogotion§* ob. fibcrflufftgen gutcn 
 SBerfe ((Sbrif^i unb bcr ^ciUgen). 
 
 Sup^rer'ogatQry , Superer'og^itive , adj. fiber 
 bie ®cbfi^r ober ©cbulbigfeit, fibcrpfli(btig. 
 
 Sup^r^ssen'tial, adj. fiber bie SBefcn^cit eines 
 ©inges erbaben, fiberwefentlicb. 
 
 To Supfrexalt', v. a. fibcrtrciben. [fibcrmap. 
 
 Sup$rexailta'tion , s. bie fibcrtrcibung , baS 
 
 SQperex'c?II?nce,— cy, s. bic Uberoortrcfflicb* 
 
 Sup?rex'c?llent, adj. fibcrportrefflicb. [fcit. 
 
 Super excres'c^nce, *. ber 7Cu§»U(b§, Uc SBu* 
 (bcrpflansc. [fcit. 
 
 Sup^rfeciinMjty, s. bie fibcrmdpigc^ru(btbar« 
 
 ToSQp?rfe'tate, v. n. nod^ barfiber cmpfan* 
 gen, fibcrfrucbtct werbcn. [f(bn)dngerung. 
 
 Sup?rfeta'tion , *. bic fiberfrudjtung , fiber* 
 
 Sup?rfi'ci?l , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. ober* 
 fIttiUcb) 2. eine (Sber*)^rdic bctreffcnb , - 
 measure , ba§ ^Idd^enmapj III. s. Surg, bit 
 ^autrounbcjlV. — ness, s. wieb. f. 38. 
 
 Sup?rficial'|ty [— shjal' — ] , s. bie 2)bcrfld(b* 
 lid^fcit, ®ei(btigfcit. 
 
 Sup^rfT'cies [— fish'Sz] , s. (sing. &. p/.) bic 
 Sberfldcbe, ^Idcbe, TCupenfeite. 
 
 Su'perfine, I. adj. i.fuperfcin, febr fcin, extra* 
 feini 2. fibcrHugj — flour , \iai feinfie SKcbl, 
 Am. TCuSfubrmeblj II- s. Com. ba§ ^einfie 
 feiner 'Kxt, feinftc Zud), w.,bie^rima*(Sorte. 
 
 To Sup?rffne', v. n. 1. ju pieltabcln, Hugclnj 
 2. f rittein , bQperf ritifiren. 
 
 Superflu'itance , s. ba§ Sbcnf(b»immen 
 
 sap?rflu'itant, adj.(m. fi.) oben f(bnjimmcnb. 
 
 Sfip?rflu'ity, s. ber fibcrflup, boS 3upicl. 
 
 Super'fluous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fiber* 
 flfiffigj 2. unnfi§5 - polygamy, Bot. sufam* 
 mengefe^tcSSlfitbc mit3»ilterblumcn auf bcr 
 ©(beibc unb n)eibli(ben a3Ifitt)cn imStrabt^ 
 Muss. — interval , bic fibcrmdpige Snter* 
 oalle, — sound or tone , bie fibermdpige ©e* 
 cunbej III. — ness, s. vid. Superfluity. 
 
 Su'perflQX,vtd.b.fi.Superfluity.[ig5Idttcrn)Ud^5. 
 
 Superfolja'tion , s. (n. fi.) bcr fibcrmdpige 
 
 Sup^rhu'man, adj. fibcrmcnfcblid^. 
 
 Superimpen'ding, p. a. oon obcn brobcnb. 
 
 To Siip^rimpose', v. a. auf GtwaS legen. 
 
 SuperimpQfi'tion, s. 1. \iaB ^uficgen, bic ^uf* 
 legung j 2. ba§ ^ufticgen. 
 
 Sup?rimpregna'tion, J. vid. Superfetation. 
 
 Superincum'bent. adj. barauf obcr barfiber 
 liegcnb. 
 
 To Superinduce', v.a.l. ju bcmSJorbanbenen 
 binjulegen, oben auflegcn^fibcrlcgen, fiber* 
 
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 8ie^en5 2. boju (no(^ ^insu) bringen, 3. er= 
 folgern, t)ur(^ einc ^olgerung fiberfii^rcn j to 
 — upon, auflegen, cinflSpen , eintragen. 
 
 Snp?r|nduc'tion , s. 1. btc ^injufugung , t)a§ 
 ^injufu^ren j 2. bie 7fnf4>affung j 3. Die Ubcr* 
 jie^ung, flbcrflrcid^ung 54. bieTfngcnjo^nung 5 
 the — of one language into another, bic TCuf* 
 |)fropfung einer ^pracbe auf Die anbere. 
 
 Siip^rinjec'tion, J. bicnod^maligceinfpri^ung. 
 
 To Supfrjngpect', v. a. (W. ii.) bic ^uf|td)t 
 ftt^ren. 
 
 Supennstitu'tjon , j. Laic, bic jwcifa^c @in» 
 fe$ung (in cine ^frunbc), iDoppclroei^e. 
 
 Supenntellec'tusil [or — 'tshu — ] , adj. unbe= 
 greiflid^, fibcrfinnli(^. 
 
 To Superintend', v, a. Me SJberaufpd^t ^abcn 
 ober fii^ren fiber..., oorftel^en, ocrroalten, 
 s-ing master, bcr |)afenmeiflcr. 
 
 Srip?rinten'd?nce, — cy, s. 1. bic S)bcrauffi(3^t j 
 2. bic ©uperintenbentur. 
 
 Sup?rinten'd?nt , 1. s. 1. ber S)berauffcber, 
 ^nfpector, 2. bcr ©upcrintenbentj II. adj. 
 bic :j(ufrt^t fu^renb. 
 
 Supe'ripr (Supe'riour) , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 l)6^er, fibcrlcgcn, cr^abcn (to, fiber . . .), bef= 
 fer, »orsfigU(^cr, trefflitbcri a — flower, a — 
 germ, Bot cinc obcrc asiume, ein obcrer 
 gru^tJnoten 5 — letters, pi. T^p. biebo^en 
 5Jotens, SSer»eifung§s, obcr @paltcnsg5ud()= 
 ftttbett) III. s. 1. ber (^ater) (Superior j s-s, 
 yl. 2. bic Sbcren, ^S^eren, SSorgefe|ten i 3. 
 vid. — letters. 
 
 Superj8r'}ty, J. bic ftbcrlcgen^cit, £)bergen)alt, 
 ba8'SSorrc(bt, ber SSorjug, SSorrang. 
 
 Super'lative, I. adj. ; II.— ly, adv. bod^ft, adv. 
 uberauS 5 HI s.l.or — ness, bag ^66)\U, ber 
 ^&6)^e ®rab i 2. Gram.ytv <Superlatio. 
 
 Superlucra'tion , s. ber Ubcrfcbuf , rcine ®c= 
 Winn. [9}?onbc , uberirbif(b. 
 
 Superlu'nar, Superlu'nary , adj. fiber bcm 
 
 To Super'meatc, v. a. borfibcr binauS gc^cn. 
 
 SQperraun'dane, adj. fibcrirbif(b. 
 
 Saper'nal, I. adj. ober,obcn,bfiber,binimlifd^5 
 II. — ly, adv. »on oben, broben. 
 
 Superna'tant, adj. oben fcbroimmenb. 
 
 Supernata'tion , *. bag Sbenfcbwimmen. 
 
 Supernat'ural [— nat'shur — ] , I. adj'. ; II. — 
 ly, adv. 1. fibernatfirlid^, 2. Theol. fupernas 
 turalifKf(b 5 ill.— ness, s.H^ ltberntttfirli(be, 
 bie flbernatfirli(bfcit. [Offcnbarunggglattbe. 
 
 * Supernat'uralism, *.ber @upernaturttli5mu§, 
 
 ♦Sup^rnat'uralist, s. ber ©upcmaturalifl, 
 Sffcnbarunggglfiubigc. ^ [flberftbu^. 
 
 Sup?rnu'm?r^rjness, s. bie llberjablififcit, ber 
 
 Supernu'raerary , I. adj. fib<r(t>oU)jd^lig J II. 
 s. ber Uberjd^Iigc, bcf. ber fi-e ©olbat, u. 
 
 Superox'alate , s. Cliem. baS fiberfdttigfc fau* 
 erflceftture ©alj 5 — of potash , fiberfdttigteg 
 fttuerneefaures ^ali. 
 
 Superpartic'ular , adj. Mafft. fibcrtbciligi — 
 ratio , bag fi-e SSerbciltnif (beffen ^interglieb 
 nur cine Sinbeit grower , alg bag S5orbcr« 
 glicb i% J. 35. 1 ju 2, obcr Sju 4). 
 
 Superpjir'tient [— 'shjent] , adj. Math. HhtX* 
 tbcilenb 5 — ratio , bag fi-e SSerbdltni^ (bef» 
 fen |)interglicb mcbr alg einc ein^cit gr6per, 
 alg bag SSorberglieb ifl, 5. 35. 3 ju 5). 
 
 Su'perpliisage, s. vid. Surplus(age). 
 
 Superpon'derant, adj. rei(bli(b roicgcnb. 
 
 To Superpose', v. a. auf ©troag Icgcn. 
 
 Superposition, s. bag S)benauf[icgen5 S)ben« 
 aufliegcnbc. [fen. 
 
 To Superpraise', v. a. fiber bic 9J?apen prei= 
 
 Sup^rprppor'tion , s. bag fiberftcigcnbc S5er» 
 ^dltnif, Ubcroer^dltnip, labermap. [fubrung. 
 
 Superpurga'tion , s. Med. bie fibermdf igc "Kb* 
 
 Superrefined', adj.fibermdpigfein, fibcrfeincrt. 
 
 Superreflec'tion (— xion) , s. bag no(bmalige 
 3urfi(E|lrablcn, ^crfiberflra^len. 
 
 To Superreward', v. a. fiberrei^li(b bclobncn. 
 
 Superroy'al, s. bad <Superrot)al obcr Sefugpa- 
 pier (gropcg ^apierformat jn)if(ben 9lot)Ql 
 unb imperial in bcr mtu fle^enb). 
 
 Supersa'ljency, s. (w. fi.) bag ^uffprtngen, 
 aSefpringcn. [genb, befpringenb. 
 
 Supersa'l|?nt , adj. fiberfpringenb, auffprin* 
 
 Su'pfrsalt, s. Chem. bag mit ©dure fiber fdt* 
 ti^tt ©alj. 
 
 To Supersat'urate , V. a. Chem. fiberfdttfgen. 
 
 Supersatura'tion, s. Cliem. bicUberfdttigung. 
 
 To Superscribe', v. a. fibcrfcbrcibcn , barfibcr 
 [(breibcn, oben (auf) [(breibcn, abreffiren. 
 
 Siiperscrip'tion, s. 1. bag "Jfuffcbreibcn 5 2. bie 
 iiberftbrift, :?(uff(brift, :iCbrcfre. 
 
 Supersec'ular, adj. nid)t TOCltlid^, geifHi(b. 
 
 To Supersede', v. a. 1. augfc^cn, auffcbiebenj 
 2. unroirffam (unnfi§,unnotbig) macben, oer^ 
 brdngen, aufbeben? 3. Law, inne (jalten, un^ 
 terlaffenj 4. caffiren, beg ©icnfleg entfe$cn, 
 abfcbaffcn, oernicbten, ungfilfig matbcn. 
 
 Superse'deas , Superse'dure [or — dzhur] , s. 
 Law, bag ^cmmumjSurtbcil; ber ©inbalt, bie 
 
 Supersen'sjble, adj. fiberjinnlid^. [^nbibition. 
 
 Supersen'sual, Supersen'suous [— sen'shu— ], 
 adj. fiber bic ©inne er^aben, ubcrfinnlitb/ 
 auperfmnlifb. [jung 5 2. ber ©inbalt, eintrag. 
 
 Superses'sion, s. 1. bcr ^uff(bub, bie TCugfejs. 
 
 Siipersti'tion, s. 1. bcr^bcrglaubcj 2. bicib= 
 gottcrcij 3. bie (aUsugrofe) tngptbfeit, 
 (fibcrtriebenc) ®enauig!eit. 
 
 Sup?rsti'tionifst . s. 1. ber Ibergldubifdfjcj 2. 
 ber ®6$enbiener. 
 
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 Slipersti'tious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ober« 
 gldubig , obergldubtfc^ 5 2. (allju) dngftlid^ , 
 — use, Law, bic 93enu§ung (Jinc§ ©runbfliif' 
 feg su fird^td^em 3n)ecf5 III. — ness, s. baS 
 Tfbcrgldubifc^e, bie Ibergldubigfcit. 
 
 To Sup?rstrain', v. a. (ro. U.) JU TOCit au8bC^= 
 ncn, iibcrfpannen. 
 
 Superstra'tum, s. W obcre ©d^id^t. [rid^ten. 
 
 To Sup?rstruct', r. a. ^bcrbttucn, Dorubcr tX' 
 
 SQperstriic'tion, s. Ui Uberbauung, bcr obcre 
 aSau, t)tt0 ®cbduDe. [xi6)Ut 
 
 Superstruc'tjve , adj. uberbaut, obenoufer* 
 
 Superstruc'ture [— 'tshur] , s. ber obere SSttU, 
 S)berbau, boS® ebdubc (au6) fig.), bcr^ufbau. 
 
 Sfipersubstan'tial, adj. l.mc^ral§ WefcntUd^) 
 2.uberftarf, iiberfeftjS.ubcrtrieben griinbU^. 
 
 Supersubt'Ie [— siit'tl] , adj. iibergenau, iibcr= 
 trieben gcnau, iiberfcin, fe^r fpi^finbtg. 
 
 Sup^rsiil'phate , s. Chem. ba& mit @d^n)cfel= 
 fdure liberfdttigte @oIj. [itberfattigt. 
 
 Sup?rsul'phureted , adj. Chem. mit ©d^TOCfel 
 
 Su'pertire, s. Com. bieSupcrtara (SScrgutung' 
 fiir ouf ergemtJ^nlid^e SScrpodfung , ic). 
 
 SQp^rtar'trate , s. Chem. ba& mit SBemfleini 
 [dure fibcrfdttigte ©alj j — of potash , bet 
 SBctnfleinra{)m. [Grbc bcfinbUd^. 
 
 Superterra'nean, Superterrene', adj. uber bcr 
 
 Supert^rres'trjal, adj. iiberirbif^. 
 
 SupertSn'ic, j. Mr<*. bic ©CCUnbe. 
 
 Supertra^jcal, adj. tieftrogiffb. 
 
 Supervaca'neoug, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ganj 
 oergeblid^, gans unnfi|, uberflufrigj HI- — 
 ness, *. bie Ubcrfluffigfeit, Gntbe^rlid^Mt, 
 SSergeblid^feit. 
 
 To Supervene', v. n. 1. nod^ baju fommcn, 
 barfibcr cintretett) 2. un»ermut|et fommen, 
 iiiberrafd^en. [ber cintretenb 
 
 Superve'nj?nt, adj. nod^ bQju fommenb, barit= 
 
 Sup^rven'tion, s. 1. bic ©apfunftj 2. bic 
 
 Stip^rvi'sal, s. bic ^ruffid^t. [Ubcrraf(bung. 
 
 To Supervise', v. a. 1. bie TCuffid^t ^abcn 
 fiber ... 5 2. (wicber) iiibcrjc^cn, burd^fc^cn? 
 to — the press for correction, Typ. bie 6or= 
 rectur (eincS in ber ^rcffc bcftnblicben SBcr= 
 
 Sfipervi'sion, s. bie 2fuffid^t. [fc§) beforgen 
 
 Supervi'sor, s. 1. bcr (SDbcrO^uffe^cr} SSor= 
 ftc^er, 2. bcr GontroUeur, bbcreinne^mcr , 
 (3oII*, ©trofenOSnfpcctor, 3. ber^JTrmen* 
 auffe^cr in cinem ^irt^fpiel. 
 
 To Supervive', vid. To Survive. 
 
 Supjna'tion , s. 1. ba& Siegcn auf bem Sflucfcn, 
 2. bag {Rucfwdrtgbcugen} 3. ^na<. bic SBcn= 
 bung bcr flad()en |>anb nod^ obcn. 
 
 Supina'tor, s. Anat. ber 3urudfbcugcr; bcr ju* 
 rudfbeugenbc SOfuSfcl. 
 
 Su'pTne, *. Gram. bo8 ©upinum. 
 
 Supine', I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. auf bem 
 Oliicfcn liegcnb, rurfn)drt§ geftrccft, adu. 
 rucflingSj 2. gcgcn bic Sonne gclcljnt, 3. ldf» 
 fig/ forgloS , fd^Idfrig , trdgcj III. — ness , s. 
 1. Uh 9lucfn)drt§Iiegcnj 2. bic ©orglofigfcit, 
 (syiQd^O^dffigfeit, Srdg^cit. 
 
 Suppeda'neous, adj. untcr bcn ^Upcn. 
 
 Sup'per, s. 1. bQ& ICbcnbcffcn , bie ^bcnbma^U 
 jcitj 2. ber ©(bliirfcnbc j — board , — table, 
 ber (®uppir*)®pcifctifd^5 — t-anterbury, cin 
 @uppir=9lcpofttorium (ncbcn bcn ©uppirtifcb 
 su flcacn)5 - time, bic (Sps"t ju :jCbcnb. 
 
 Siip'perless, ad;. obncTCbcnbclfcnj to go — , 
 carircn, ni(bt ju ^bcnb effcn. 
 
 To Supplant', v. a. 1. (Qinem) cin SScin |lcl» 
 Icnj 2. (lifligcr SBeifc) cincS ®ort()ciId be= 
 rauben, ausflcd^cn, Dcrbrdngcn, njcgtreibcn, 
 uberiDortbcilcn5 3.untergrabcn,iiberradltigcn. 
 
 Supplanta'tion, s. bic SScrbrdngung , ba§^Cu§» 
 flcicn, Ubcrcort^cilen. [Ubcroortbcilcr. 
 
 Supplan'ter, v. bcr 1Cu§fled()cnbc, SScrtreiber, 
 
 Sup pie, 1. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. gcfd^mcibig, 
 biegfam j 2. glatt j 'i.fig. nad^3icbig, fd^meid^* 
 \'rifd)5 —jack, 1. cine (SScinOSficbc (US 
 3pajier|iodf) , i. Bot bie ^etcrfilicnlianc. 
 
 To Sup'ple, V. I. a. jcrd^meibig (fanft, biegfam; 
 mad^m,gldttcn> II. n. gefd^mcibig , k. rotr* 
 ben, fi(b [(bmicgcn. 
 
 up'piement, s. 1. ba§ ©upplcmcnt, bie@rs 
 gdnjung (aud^ Trig.), ber 3ufQ§, boS ^n* 
 fcbicbfel , bcr ^ntjang , Sfcocbtrog , 2. bie Sci* 
 logc, 3. M«7. ber cincm S)fficicr beroiUigtc 
 ©olbjufcbup. 
 
 SQpplemen'tal, Supplemen'tary, adj. ©upplcs 
 mentors, qI§ Srgdnjung bcigcfugt, sufd|li(^, 
 angc[(bobcn , ergdnjcnb , al& ^cad^trog (— to, 
 ju)5 Cow-*. — article, bcr ©upplcmcntar= 
 ortifclj — credit, bcr @-crcbit. 
 
 Sup'pieness, s. bic ©cfd^mcibigMt: 1. bie 
 «8icgfam!eit, ©Idttcj 2. bic SBiUfd^rigfcit. 
 
 Sup'pletory, I. adj. ttugfiillcnb , crgdnjcnb , cr* 
 fe^cnb 5 II. s. bie ©rgdnjung, ba§ ©rgdnsenbe. 
 
 Suppli'al, ,v. (n.u.) bag SSerfc^cn mit ... .[®abc. 
 
 Suppli'ance, s. (n. ii.) bQ§ ©argcbotcnc, bie 
 
 Siip'pljant, Sup'plicant, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 
 1. bcmiit^ig bittenb, an^altenb, nnfudbcnbi 2. 
 bcmutt)ig5 III. s. bcr ©upplifont, ©rfud^cnbe, 
 aSittftcUer, ©ittftbreibcr. 
 
 To Siip'pljcate , v. a. bcmutbig bitten, anfu* 
 (ben, anflc^en, bittenb einfommcn 
 
 Siipplica'tion, *. bic bemutl)igc SSittc, bafi ®e« 
 fu(b, :if n^ttltcn , :iCnfIf ^en. [tenb. 
 
 Siip'plicatory, adj. fle^cnb, anfud^cnb, on^al* 
 
 Suppli'er, s. bcr SScrforger, ©rgdnjenbe, ic. cf. 
 To Supply. 
 
 To Supply', r. a. 1. crgdnjen, erfc^enj 2. Com, 
 
Supp 
 
 699 
 
 Sur 
 
 jxixdiia^kn, juf^tepen, 3. nad^tragcn, 4. (Gu 
 nc§ <BUUc) auSfuUcn, fiiUen, oertrcten, on 
 etatt tienenj 5. oerfe^en, cerforgen (-with, 
 mit)} 6. oerfd^affen, l>arrci(^en, liefern. 
 
 Supply', s. 1. fcic ergdnjung, ©rfc^ung, ICu^^ 
 fiiUung, :JCbWc, (aSeiO^JulfeJ 2.Diea5er= 
 fldrfung , baS (©rfa^O^^ittel 5 3. t)ic a5ci= 
 fteuer , l)er S5eitrag , 4. bie STiod^so^Iung , l)er 
 sTfa^fd^u^/ 3uf(i^uf j 5. t)ic 3ufu^r 5 Siefcrung 5 
 fcer^rooiantj-pipe, Mec/i. tie 3ufu^rr6^re, 
 \)er Bubringer (an ©ampfmaf4)incn). 
 
 To support', V. a. 1. flii^en, iintcrpfi|en5 2. 
 lit. &. Jig. trogen, (oufred^t) l)alten, |eben, 
 nit^t linfen lafen? 3. unter^olten, crnd^ren, 
 oerforgen^ 4. bci^e^en , unterflii^en , ^clfen 5 
 5. crtragen, au^^altenj 6. (cine 9Jfeinung) 
 »ert^eiMgen, be^auptenj to - itself, Co/n. 
 fi(^ (im ^reife cr)()oItcn, \i^ be^auptenj — 
 arms! Mi7. in ^rm '§ ®e»c^r! 
 
 Support', A-. l.t)ie@tu$e,l)er|)alt,5Bil)er^ttlt5 
 2. s-s , pL Bot. bie ©tii^cn (fulcra) ; 3. bie 
 ^ulfe, Der Seiftanl), ®(^u§5 4. t)ie©tu§e, 
 Unterflu^ung 5 5. bic SebenSbcbiiirfnilfe, ge* 
 ben8not()i)urft5 6. t)er Unter^alt, bic ©r^al* 
 tung, SSerforgung, S^al^rung, T.Da&^uSfoms 
 men,3)littcl5 lineof-, Aft7.l)Q§s»eite3:reffen. 
 
 Suppor'table, I. adj. l.unterftii^bar, ^ttUbor, 
 2. ttu&ju^alten, ertrdglicb, leiblid^, II. — ness, 
 s. 1. bic Unterftu^barf eit) 2. Mc ertrdgli(^= 
 feit, Seiblic^feit. 
 
 Suppor'ter, s. 1. bcr (Stiilenbe, Unterf^u^er, 
 ©eif^anb, ^clfer, (a3e*)(S(l^u^er, ®6nner, 
 @rt)Qlter, :c. cf. To Support ; s-s, pi. 2. ^rt7i. 
 bic etii^en (ba& ©cfteU), bie Xrdgcr, 6an)a» 
 tiben) 3. Mar. bic Drucfer untcr bem ^ra^n* 
 balf en 3 4. ^er.bie @(bilbl)alter, SBapen^alter. 
 
 Support'less, adj. ^iilfloS, ununterfiii^t. 
 
 Siippo'^able, adj. corauS p fe§cn, ttnjunel)' 
 men, ccrmut^lid^, mut^maplid^. 
 
 Suppo'sal, s. bie aSorauSfe^ung , TCnna^mc, 
 SSermut^ung, bcr SBa^n, ©laube. 
 
 To Suppose', V. a. 1. »orau&fe^cn, annet)meni 
 2. cermut^en, 3. bafiir ^alten, meinen, glau= 
 ben, n)dl}nen. [2.pZ.untergef^obenc^erfonen. 
 
 Suppose, s.(5/i.-n. it.) 1. bic S5orau§fe|ung2Co 
 
 Suppoiji'tion , s. 1. bie SSoraugfe^ung ? 2. bie 
 aSermut^ung, aKcinungj 3. bie (blope) 7(n= 
 na^me, ^Qpot^efe. [men, ^i)pot^etif(^. 
 
 SiippQsi'tipual , arfj. Dorau^gcfe^t, ongenom* 
 
 SiippQsiti'tious, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.ange= 
 nommen, ^cnneint 5 2. untcrgef(J(>oben, erbicb* 
 Ut, unecbt, nttd^gemad^t) III. — ness,*. l.bic 
 Tfngenommen^eit, baS SSermeintcj 2. bic Un= 
 tergef4)obcn^cit, Uned^tl)eit. 
 
 Suppos'itive , I. adj. oorau§gefe|t, gemeint, 
 angenommeni il. 5. baSSSorau^gefc^tCj III. 
 
 — ly, adv. untcr 5Borau§fc§ung, »crmut^Ii(l>, 
 
 na(i ber 5Jleinung. 
 Suppos'jtor, s. vid. Supposer. 
 Suppos'jtory, s. Med. tiai ©tu()lsdpf^en. 
 To Suppress', v. a. 1. unterbriirfen, nieber* 
 
 brurfcnj 2. libernjdltigcn, untcrjoicn^ 3. 
 
 bdmpfen, ^cmmcn, (ocO^inbern, 4.auf()eben, 
 
 abf(^ttffen) 5. oerbergen, ocr^cimlid^en, niii^t 
 
 bcfanntmo^en. 
 Suppres'sion , .v. 1. bicUntcrbriicfungi 2. bie 
 
 Uberwdltigung, ber ©ruct, 3, bie Ddmpfung, 
 
 4)emmung} 4. bie ^uf^ebung,^bf(j^ttjfung) 
 
 5. bie SSerl)eimUd^ung. 
 Suppres'sive , adj. 1. untcrbrucfenb J 2. fiber* 
 
 rodltigenb, 3. ^inbcrnb^ 4. oerbergenb. 
 Suppres'sor, s. bcr Untcrbrucfcr, 2c. 
 To Sup'purate, v. I. n. (Sitcr erjcugen, in (Si* 
 
 terung libcrge^cn, eiternj II. a. (n>. ii.) citcrn 
 
 madden. [tern , 2. ber (Siter. 
 
 Siippiira'tion, s. Med. 1. bie Giterung, bo8 ©i* 
 Sup'purative, Med. I. adj. eitemb j ©iter ma* 
 
 (^enbj II. ^^ baS eiterunggmittel. 
 Siipputa'tion , s. \)ii ungcfdl)rc aScrcd^nung, 
 
 Uberrecj^nung, ber TCnfd^lag, Uberf(^log.[obcn. 
 Su'pra, lot. adv. 1. fiber, obcr^alb, juoorj 2. 
 Supra-ax'jllary, adj. Bot.ixUv Obcr aupcr bcm 
 
 Slattwinfel jle()cnb. 
 
 Supracil'iary , adj. fiber bcn Tfugcnbraucn. 
 
 Supradecom'pound, adj. Bot. breifaii^ jufam* 
 mengefc^t. [fommenb. 
 
 SuprafOlia'ceous, adj. fiber bcm Slatt ^erDor= 
 
 Supralapsa'rian, I. or Supr^ilap'sary, adj. bem 
 ©finbenfalle oorl)ergebenb5 II. ^•. ber ^n^dn* 
 ger ber M)re, Uf ®olt »or 7(bom§ ^all bie 
 ®naben(au&)»a^I unb SSerroerfung befcblof. 
 
 Supramun'dane , adj. fiber ber SBcIt, fiber* 
 njcltlid^ , fiberirbifd^. [naturalism. 
 
 Supranat'uralifsm [— natsh'ur — ] , md.Super- 
 
 Supra-or'bjtal, adj. Anat. fiber ber Tfugcn^O^lc 
 gelcgcn. [gen. 
 
 Suprare'nal, adj. Anat. fiber bcn 3^ieren gele» 
 
 Suprascap'ulary , adj. Anat. fiber bcm ©iul* 
 UxUatt beftnbli(^. [muSfel. 
 
 Supraspina'tus, s. Anat. ber ©d^ultcrblatt* 
 
 Supravul'gar, adj. fiber Hh ©cmcine crt)abcn. 
 
 Suprem'acy , *. 1. Imw, Ut £)bergen>altbe§ 
 ,K6nig& oon Gnglanb in Jtir^enfacben , ba§ 
 ^berbifd^oft^um i 2.bic ^od^ftc ® ewalt, ^ber* 
 gcwalt, ber b^d^fle Slang. 
 
 Supreme', I. adj. ^6dl;j^, oortrefflic^ , im ^6d^« 
 flen®rabe auSgejeicbnet, crfl, oberfl, ©or* 
 ne^mfl, — court, ba& Cbergcrid^tj —pear, 
 bie SOJugfateUerbirnj II. - ly, adv. ^66^% am 
 ^6d()flcn , im ^od^flcn @rabe. [^6d^fie ®c»alt. 
 
 Suprem'jty, s. ba§ |)od^ilc, aSornc^mflc, bie 
 
 Sur, insep. partic. fiber, auf. 
 
Sura 
 
 700 
 
 Suro 
 
 SQr^ddi'tion, s. (n. ft.) ber 3ufa$. 
 
 Surag'io , s. (ital.) Com. l)tt§ ©opra^lfgio 
 (fibergen)6^nli(^e TfufgeH)). 
 
 Sfi'r^l, adj. Anat. jur SBttt)e QC^firig, SBat)cn- 5 
 — artery, bic SBat)enf(^lagabcr. 
 
 SuHantl^rf , s. pi. Sport. t)ie obercn ©nben 
 (SrJebcnfprojfcn) am ®e»ci^e,bic(Si§fprufler. 
 
 Siir'base, s. Arch. \>tx fRaxit), ^xaQcn uber Ux 
 SttrtS. [ri§ Dcrjiert 
 
 Sur'based, arfj. mit eittcm Stcnbe fiber bcr a5a= 
 
 To Sijrbate', v. a. 1. am |)ufe ober ^upe ocr* 
 Ie§en, (bcn^uf) abflopen, (bic ^fif e) burtb 
 uielcs ®e^en abflumpfcn 5 2. crmfibcn, ab* 
 
 Sgrbate', *. ber ©d^aben am ^ufc [matten 
 
 To Surbed', v. a. auf bie ^o^e StmU fc^en 
 
 To Sgrcease', vid. To Cease, [(eiticn ©tein). 
 
 To Surcharge', v. a. 1. fibcrlabetij 2. (ben 
 £)ampf) fiberfpannen 5 3. uberlaften, fiber|!eu 
 cm ) 4. Zaio , me^r S5ie^ als man beretbtigt 
 ift ober ais bic fBeibe erno^ren f ann , ouf bie- 
 felbe treiben. 
 
 Surcharge', s. 1. bic llberlabunQj 2. bie ju 
 ^o^e ©pannungj 3. bic flberlaft, ju grofe 
 SSfirbc, Hberftcuerungj 4. bieflberforbcning, 
 flbcrt^euerung5-Laio-j.5.bicer^6^te^bgabe, 
 aI8 Strafe fur Umge^ung ber bur(^ bic ®e* 
 fe^e befKmmten Ibgaben^ 6. — of forest, ber 
 ^all, ba ein ©emeinbeglieb mc^r S5ie^, alS eS 
 bcred^tigt ifl, in ben SBalb txtiht. 
 
 Surchar'g^r, *. 1. ber ftberlabenbc, Uberlaber, 
 Uo 2. md. b. ». ag., 6- 
 
 Sur'cingle, s. 1. ber <SatteIgurt, ^arfgurt, 
 ©oudjgurtj 2. ber flbergfirtel, geibgfirtel (ber 
 ®eifm(l()en)5 3. (bci ber engl. 9leitcrci) ein 
 Sdiemen jur gortfd^affung beS ®ef(^fi§e§, 2C. 
 im S^ot^fallj 4. bic @d()linge, ber Saffo. 
 
 Sor'cingled, adj. umgurtct. 
 
 Sur'cle, s, ba§ 9lci&, ber <Sd^6f ling , 3n)eig. 
 
 Sfir'coat, s. 1. ber flberrodP) 2. bcrSBapenrotf. 
 
 To SGi-'cuIate, v. a. (n. u.) bef(^neiben. 
 
 Surd, I. adj, 1. (». fi.) bumpf, uni^Srbarj 2. 
 unnennbar^unbcfHmmbarj ll. *.(— number) 
 Arith. bic Srrationalja^I. 
 
 Sure [shfir] , I. adj. 1. ft^er, ge»if,»a^r, fefl, 
 roanf elloS, unfe^lbar, »crft(^ert; geficbert; ocr= 
 roa^rt, untruglicb, juoerldffig; wabrlid^, treu j 
 2. f(babIo5, gebunbenj to be — of, geroif roif= 
 fen 5 to be — , wajjrl^aftig , gcwip, aUerbing§, 
 Dcrflc^t fi(b ; freili(b, oi^ne Sroeifel, be — you 
 do it, (or be — to do it), t^un 6ie e§ ja (ge* 
 roip)5 — footed, — of foot, feftaufben^fifen, 
 ftanbfeflj — footedness, bie ^eftigfeit im ®e= 
 ien, ber |x(l(>crc ®angj a — paymaster , ein 
 guter SSeja^Icr 5 II. or— ly, adv. ftd^crlid^, gc* 
 wip, traun, o^ne 3»eifel j III.— ness, s. (w.fi.) 
 bic ©ic^cr^cit, ®mifidt, ^efligfeit, Sreue. 
 
 ♦Sure'tjship, s. bic SSfirgftbaft, SSerburgung. 
 
 ♦Sure'ty, *. l.bic <Si(ber^eit, ®c»ip^cit5 2. 
 ber ®runb, ©craeis, bas 3eugnip, bic a3efta« 
 tigung, 3. bicS5erft(bcrungj 4. bic ®cn)cil)r« 
 Icifiung, SSfirgftbaft, (§aution5 5. ber ®es 
 »a^r&mann;a5firge, Saccnt, ^ie (ber) ®cipel5 
 Corns. 6. bic aSctbfelbiirgfcbaft, T. ber SB- 
 bfirgc, 2B-CttDent5 to stand — , ©elcrebcrc 
 IJei^en. [SBiberfcc, SJranbung. 
 
 Surf, s. ber SBcUcnfcblag , bic ®cgenfir6mung, 
 
 Sur'face, s. bic 2)berflcl(bc, gld(^e,^upenfcite5 
 — printing, Typ. ber ^Idijcnbrurf. 
 
 To Sur'fcjt, V. I. o. 1. uberfaUen , uberlaben, 
 fibcrffittern, 2. efcl crregen^ II. n. 1. fid^ 
 ubcrlaben, fi(§ ubcrfrcffenj 2. fig. fiberbruf* 
 fig merben, Uberbruf, ©fel empfinbcn. 
 
 Sur'fejt, s. 1. bic Ubcrffiaung, Ubcrlabung, 
 Ubcrffittigungj 2. ber efcl, Ubcrbrufj - 
 water, bie 5Kagcntropfen ; bas 5J?agenwa|fer. 
 
 Sur'feit?r, s. bcr ^rcffcr, ©(bwelger. 
 
 Surge, s. bic ^o^c aBclIc, (9[Recre§s)SBogc, 
 lio^c Bit, aSranbung , pi. SSaarcn. 
 
 To Surge, v. n. 1. auffcjirocllen , fleigen, bo^c 
 SBcUen wcrfcn, roogen, weUen, waUen, fpru» 
 bclni 2. Mar. fcbricfcn (00m "JCnfcrtau) 5 II. 
 a. Mar. abfd^ricfen, f^nell abroUen laffen, 
 
 Surge'less, adj. ru^ig, fkue (t). SOJccre). 
 
 Sur'geon, a. ber (S^irurguS, SBunbarjt, -- 's 
 scissors,/)/, bic 3ncifiondf(|ierc5 — general, 
 ber ®enerainab§arst, 6^ef be§SKiritdr?£Kebi- 
 cinalwcfens. 
 
 Siir'gery, s. 1. bic 6^irurgie,aBunbarsneifunfi 5 
 2. bic SBarbierfiubc. 
 
 Siir'Rical, adj. 6iix\ixd)^^, »unbdrjtli(i^. 
 
 Siir'gy, adj. 1. njogenb, im ®(^n>ellen, in (^o- 
 I)en) aSellen ouffieigenbi 2. fig. ungeftfim. 
 
 Sur'ljn^ss, s. 1. ba§ murrifd)e SBefcn, bicSJer* 
 bricplicbfeiti2. bic ®rob^eit.[bufier j2. grob. 
 
 Siir'ly, adj. 1. mfirrif(j^, grdmlicb, oerbrieplic^, 
 
 To Surmise', v. a. uermut^cn, a^ncn, argmo^* 
 nen, beforgen. [^rgmo^n , bic SBcforgnip. 
 
 Sgrmise', *. bic (Sinbilbung , SJermut^ung, ber 
 
 Sgrmi'§?r, s. bcr SScrmut^er; k. 
 
 To Surmount', v. a. ubcrtrcffen: l.uberf^cis 
 gen, fiberragen}2. fiberroinben, ubcrwdltigcn. 
 
 Sgrmofin't^ible, adj.ubcrftcigli(b, ubcrwinblirb. 
 
 Surmoun't^d, p. a. Her. bcglcitet, iibcrbccft. 
 
 Sijrm5iin't?r, s. bcr flbcrtrcffcr, ftbcrwinbcr. 
 
 Surmul'l?t, s. Ich. bie 5Keerafic, SJJcerbarbc. 
 
 Sur'name, *. l.ber®cf(ble(bt§namc,§ami(ien» 
 namc; 3uname$ 2. bcr 33cinamc. 
 
 To Surname', v. a. eincn 3unamcn ober Sci* 
 namen gcben. [genannt. 
 
 Surnamed', p. a. mit bcm 3unamen , benannt 
 
 SurSx'jd , s. Chem. (m. fi.) ba§ SupcrojCQb, 
 |)i)peroj:t)b. 
 
Suro 
 
 701 
 
 Surv 
 
 To SurSx'ydate, v. a. Chem. (ro. u.) ju cincm 
 (Supcroji)!) bilben. 
 
 To Surpass', v. a. 1. fibertrcjfcn j 2. Com. (bQ§ 
 Simitum) iibcrflcigen/ (bie Srter) ubcrf(brei= 
 
 Syrpas'sable, ad/, ubertrcffbar. [ten. 
 
 Sijirpas'sing , I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. ou&neb' 
 mcnb, ungcmcin, oortrcffUtb, ttuperorbentlicb 5 
 III. — ness, s. boS Ungcmcinc , ^uperorbcnt' 
 licbe, bic SSortrcffU(bfeit. 
 
 Sur'pljce, J. t)a§ G^orbemb, bic ©tola, bag 
 ^ricflerbcmb 5 — fees, bic ©tolgcbiibrcn. 
 
 Siir'pliced, adj. tin (§borbcmb trogcnb. 
 
 Sur'plus, s. (bcf. Com.) 1. ber ©urplu8, fibers 
 reft, (6affcn0flberf(bup 5 2. Der 3un)0(b&, bie 
 3ugabC; (bcim ^laf ober ®cmi(bt) j 3. Law), 
 ber Uberreft eincg SSermogenS m6) ^bs«S bcr 
 ©(bulben unb legate j in — , noc^ baju , 
 obenbrcin. 
 
 Sur'plusage, s. 1. vid. b. 0. SB., 2. Law), ba§ 
 Unnjcfentlid^e (nicbt notbroenbig jum »orIie= 
 gcnben fKid)U\aU ©ebSrenbe) j 3. Com. t>ie 
 5Kebrbesablung. 
 
 To Surprise', r. a.l. ub erf alien, uberrumpcln, 
 iibcrrttf(bcn5 2. beflurjt (erftaunt) macben, in 
 Srflaunen fc|en5 to be s-ed at ... , fl(b ocr= 
 wunbern ober ocrwunbert fcin uber .... 
 
 Surprise', s. 1. bcr Uberfott, bie Uberrum))c» 
 lung, Uberraf(bung5 2. bas ©rflauncn, bie 
 SSermunberung, SScj^firjung. 
 
 Surpri'sjng , I. p. a.; II. — ly, adu. fibcrra= 
 [(bcnb, crflttunli(b. [rei(ben. 
 
 To Surrebut', v. n. Law, bic Cluintuplif cin* 
 
 Surrebiit'ter, s. Law , bie HuintupliF. 
 
 To Surrejoin',!), n. Law, bie Siriplif cinrei(bcn 
 
 Surrej6ifn'd?r, *. Law, bie IKriplif. 
 
 To Surren'd^r, v. I. a. ubcrgebcn, fibcrlcffcn, 
 obtreten on ... , fiberliefcrn, bingeben? to — 
 one's self, 1. fi(b ergeben i 2. Law), f|(b al§ 5ab= 
 lung&unfd^ig ongcben, feine Outer abtreten, 
 bonis ccbircni ll. n. fid^ ergeben, wei^cn. 
 
 Svirren'der (SurrSn'dry) , s. 1. t)ic Uberliefe* 
 rung j 2. Law, bie flbcrgabc (cines ®runb» 
 ftfirfcs, K., — bie ^erfonen babci fxnb Surren- 
 deror, ber ^btrctcnbc, unb Surrenderee, ber 
 Uberncbmcr) j 3. bic ©rgebung, flbcrgabe, ba§ 
 ^ufgcbcn (eincr ^eftung , jc.) 5 — of a bank- 
 rupt, Law, bic ©fiterabtrctung eineg ®e= 
 mcinf(bulbners. 
 
 Surrep'tion, s. t)ie tlberf(blei(bung , flbcrro- 
 f(bung, Uberrumpclung. 
 
 Surr^ptiCtious , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. crfd^lis 
 (ben, cerfloblcn , unrcitmdpig , b^imlicb , bii= 
 bif(b , bctriigcrifcb. [fe|en. 
 
 To Sur'rpgate, u. a. QnbicStelleeine&^nbem 
 
 Sur'rogate, I. adj. ftcllDcrtretenb 4 H. *. 1. bas 
 Surrogate @ingef(bobene , ©tcllocrtrctenbe. 
 
 erfa^mittclj 2. ber ©teUoertretcr^ TCbgeorb-- 
 nete (bef. cineS geiftlitben Oli(btcr§). 
 
 Surrpga'tion , s. (n). u.) 1. bie ©infe^ung ober 
 einf(biebung on bic @tcUc cineg ^nbern j 2. 
 bic ^borbnung j 3. Law, bic ©ubrogation. 
 
 To Surround', v. a. umgcbcn, umringcn , cin* 
 
 Sur'sengle, (n. fi.) vid. Surcingle, [[(blicpcn. 
 
 Sijirsise', s. Law, bic ©elbbupc, ©clbfirttfe. 
 
 Sursol'id, Math. I. s. bic oicrteiDignitdt, II. 
 adj. 1. jur oiertcn ©ignitcit gcborigj 2. ubcr« 
 fefl, fiberauS griinblicb) — problem, cine :}(uf» 
 gabe, bie burcb tureen bobcrcr 3frt aU bie 
 Jtegelf(bnittc fmb, aufgeloft roerbcn mup, bic 
 ^ufgabc »om oierten ®rab. 
 
 Sur'tAre, s. »ic Supertare. 
 
 Surtdut', incor. SyrtOfit', s. 1. bcr (wcitc) 
 flbcrrodfj 2. Fort, bic Sfiallerbobung. 
 
 To Syrvene', v. a. (». u.) binjuf ommen ju — 
 
 To Survey' [— va'] , v. a. 1. fibcrfebcn , iibcr* 
 blitfen, genau (mit forf(benbcn 93li(fcn)be: 
 tratbtcn, an. mcJTcn, 2. bcfKbtigcnj 3. bit 
 2fufft(bt babcn ubcr . . . j 4. (au&)mcjfcn, auf* 
 mcjTcn, ben ^nftblag madden ju ... , (Sonb) 
 mcfjen, (cincn^Qfen, bicJtufte, jc.) Qufncbmcn. 
 
 *Siir'vey [-'va, S., P.,Sm., Cool., Don. ;snr- 
 va', a, J., W., Kn., St.], s. 1. bie fiber* 
 fi(bt, ^rnfid^t, bcr fiberblicf, bic ©(bau 5 2. hk 
 aSefi^tigung , Untcrfu(bung , Snfpcction, 3. 
 bie ^uffid^ti 4. bic SBurbigung, KuSmcffung, 
 ^JTufineffung, ba§ (gclb»)9Ke|fcn, bie lufnob* 
 me, ber 7fnfd)lQg, ^lon, ^brip, 5. Am. ber 
 ©tcucrbejirh 6. Mar. bic <B(biff^untcrfu» 
 (bung ber ^afenofficierc } to take a — of ... , 
 uberfe^en(Gtn)a§), genau bctratbten, anfc* 
 
 * Survey'al, s. vid. b. ». SB. [bcn ((Sincn). 
 
 ♦Syrvey'or , — er , *. 1. bcr ^uffcbcrj 2. bcr 
 ®rensauffe]^cr5 3. (— of the custom) bcr 
 SoUauffeber, a5cfi(btigcr, SScfcbauer (bcr on* 
 fommcnbcn unb abgcbcnben @(biffc) j bcr ®u» 
 terbefcbauer, 4. (—of land) bcr SanbrnefTcr, 
 ^clbmeffer 5 — general. Am. bcr S5bcrlonb» 
 (»cr)mcfrcr) — 's fees, bie 95cfi(btigung§ge=» 
 bfibrenj 8-s of the navy , ©(biff§bau=5nfpcc- 
 toren bcr cnglif(bcn 5iJ?arinc. 
 
 *Survey'ing-, comp. — compass, bcr§clbCOm« 
 paf ((Sompap fiir bic ^elbmeffcr) 5 — crosses 
 and squares, matbcmtttifcbc SKcPrcujc unb 
 HuabratCj — vessels , ©cbiffc sur .ffu^cnbe» 
 ftd^tigungj — wheel , vid. Perambulator. 
 
 ♦Survey'orship, s. 1. ba§ TTuffcbcramt, 2. bic 
 Sanbfcbttu, ®rcnsauffi(btj 3. ba§^mtcinc§ 
 ^clbmcifers. 
 
 Survi'val, Survi'v?ince, *. baS fibcrlcbcn. 
 
 To Survive', v. I. a. ilbcrlebcn 5 II. n. ubrig* 
 blcibcnj 1. om Scben blcibenj 2.na(bblcibcn, 
 nod) oorbanbcn fcin, rcftiren. 
 
Surv 
 
 702 
 
 Sutl 
 
 Survi'vpr, Survi'ver, *. t)erUberIcbent)c,3ia(i^= 
 WiUnU, 3urflctgelQffcnc, Uberbleibente, 
 ScingfllebcnDe. 
 
 Survi'vorship , s. 1. t)a§ Uberleben, STa^blci 
 ben, 2. bic ^nwarffd^aft (eineg Zontincn= 
 t^cilnc^mcrS auf t5ie Stenttn tax frul)erflcr: 
 benl)cn CIKitintereffenten)? an annuitant on 
 — , bcr Sontinent^eilne^mer. 
 
 Sti'san, *. ©ufanne, v«/g-. (Sufc. 
 
 Susbout', J. Der jDre^baum. 
 
 Susceptibil'jty, *. 1. t>ic ©mpfdnglid^feit, gd= 
 ^igfdt j 2. bic ® eraumigf eit. 
 
 Suscep'tjble, I. adj. 1. cmpfdngU(^ , fd^ig, 5U= 
 Idffigj 2. gerdumigj 11. — ness, j. vid. Sus 
 ceptibility. 
 
 Suscep'tion, *.(». fi.) bie Inna^mc, lufna^me. 
 
 Suscep'tive, Susceptiv'jty, vid. Susceptible 
 Susceptibility. Ueuge. 
 
 S^scep'tor, *. 1. ber Untcme^mer 5 2. ber Sauf= 
 
 Suscip'iency, s. bic lufno^me, BulQJTung. 
 
 Suscip'}§nt, I. adj. onne^mcnb, aufnebmenb, 
 II. s. ber 7Cnnc^menbc,^ufne^mcr, Ginfii^rer. 
 
 To Sus'citate, v.a.l. mdiu, criDecfen, (cr*) 
 regen, 2. au^untcrn, antreiben, (an)rcisen 
 
 Suscjta'tion , s. 1. bie ©rregung, emerfungj 
 2 bie ^ufmunterung , ^ntreibung. 
 
 To Suispect', V. 1. a. 1. argn)6^ncn, SSerbad^t 
 t)egen gegen . . . , in S5. baben, miptrauenj to 
 — of, SS. baben auf Scnianb wegen ... 5 2. bes 
 iixx6)Un, beforgcn j 3. bejweifelnj 4. ocrmu= 
 tben J II. n. l.SSerbad^t, 9)?iptrauen baben } 2 
 mutbmttf en, meinen, loermutben, wd^nen. 
 
 Suspec't^d, I. or Suspect', Sijspec'table, adj. : 
 II. — ly, adv. oerbdd^tig 5 III. — ness , s. bie 
 5Berbd(btigfeit. 
 
 Suspec't?r, s. ber ^rgroo^ner, ic. 
 
 Suspect'ful, I. adj. 1. argrcobniftb, miptrttu= 
 if(b) 2. oerbacbterregenb J 3. beforgt^ II.- 
 ness, s. bQ§ ^rgwobnifdje, SJliptrttuifd^e. 
 
 Suspec'tion, s. ber ^rgwo^n, SSerbttd^t. [tig 
 
 Suspect'Iess, adj. 1. cerbacbtlos, 2. unoerbd(b= 
 
 To Suspend', v, a. 1. bdngcn(— to ... , on...), 
 f(bmeben madden, oufbdngen, 2. fig. ^ni^aU 
 ten, auff(bieben, »crfdbieben, binbdngen (on» 
 fteben) lafenj 3. Qu§fe§en, unterbre(beni 4. 
 in 3n)eifel, ungewip ober unentfcbieben laffen 5 
 5. auf cine geroifie 3cit auf cr '2fmtstbdtig!eit 
 fe^cn, oberabfe^en, au8f(bliefen, fuspenbirenj 
 Corns, to — payment, feine 3a^lung ein= 
 flcUen } to — the sale , mit bem SSerf aufe an= 
 ^altcn, to stand 8-ed,^g-. unfcbluffig fein. 
 
 Suspen'der, s. 1. ber TCuffcbiebenbe, :c. vid.To 
 Suspend; 2. Sm rg. t)oS a5ru(bbanb5 s-s (or 
 suspendors), pi. 3. (a pair of—) , ein (^aar) 
 4)ofentrdger5 4. T. ^ufbdngcr an Hodge's 
 0lobmen jum gdrben ber |)utc. 
 
 Suspense', I. .v. 1. bcr ^uffcbub j 2. bie Ungc: 
 n)if bcit, Unfcbliiffigf eit, ber ^nfianb , bic 3o- 
 gerung, 3. bie ^inberung, ^emmungj 4. 
 LaWt bic ©uspenjion, to keep in — , 1. aus= 
 gefe^t, unentfcbieben fein laffcn^ 2. bint)alten, 
 roarten laffen 5 3. Com. (einen SKed^fel) 3^otb 
 leiben laffen, II. adj. (to. u.) 1. aufgebaltcn, 
 unterbrotben, 2. in 3njcifel, ungewif. 
 
 Suspensibil'ity, s. bie (ScbTOcbefdbigFcit. 
 
 Suspen'sjble, adj. f(b»ebefdbig. 
 
 Suspen'sion, s. 1. baS ^uf^dngcn? 2. Jig. bo§ 
 ^inbalten, luffcbieben, bie 3ogerung, ber 
 Tfuffcbubj 3. bic Unterbrecbung, ba§ 9tacb= 
 laffen j 4. ber^weifel, bieUngeroifbeit,Unc 
 fcbliiffigleit; ber :ifnflanb5 5- bic ©ugpcnrion, 
 einfiraeilige lu&f^Iiefung , (:ifmt§0®nt= 
 fe^ung, Ibfe^ungj 6. Rhet. bie 7(nfpannung, 
 Grrcgung bcr Grwartungj points of — , 
 Mcch. bie ^uf= Ob. ^nl;dngepun!te bcr ©e= 
 n>i(bte5 — of arms, ber SBaffenf^illftonb 5 - 
 of payment, bic 3a^Iung§einfteIIung i — 
 bridge, einc bdngcnbC aSrucfcJ —rail-way, 
 
 cine fcbwebenbe Gifenbabn. 
 
 Suspen'sive, adj. jwcifcl^aft. [Siragbeutel 
 
 Suspen'sor, s. Swrg. ba§ ©u&penforium, bei 
 
 Suspen'sory, I. adj. 1. ^angenb, fcbwebcnbj 2. 
 SWeifel^aft j — muscle of the eye, AnaU bet 
 Tfufbdngemu&M be§ ^ifugeSi II. *. l. bieSSett^ 
 f^nur, 2. vid. Suspensor. 
 
 Sjjspi'cion, s. ber ^rgroobn, SJerbacbt. 
 
 Sijspi'cious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. argwob* 
 nif(b, mif trauifcb j 2. oerbdibtigj HI. — ness, 
 s. 1. ba$ ^rgnjcibnif(be, ^iftraucnj 2. bie 
 
 Sijspi'rai, s. ba§ Suftlocb. [SScrbdcbtigfeit. 
 
 saspjra'tion, s. ba§ tiefc^t^cm^olen, "Seufjen. 
 
 To Suspire', v. n. (nj.fi.) tief at^men, feufjen. 
 
 To sustain', v. a. 1. baltcn, f^fi^cn, tragcnj 2. 
 aufrecbt erbalten^ 3. crbalten, ernd^ren, un^ 
 terbaltenj 4. unter|^fl§en, bei^e^euj 5. au8« 
 balten, ertragen, Icibenj 6. bd^aupten? T. 
 Mus. (einc 5Jtote) auSboltcn. 
 
 Sustai'nable, adj. \. baltbar, 2. erl^altbar, 3. 
 ertrdgli(b. [ter, Grndbrer, u. 
 
 Sustai'ner, s» 1. ber |>altenbej 2. bcrGrt^al* 
 
 Sijstal'tic, adj. traurig , rit^renb. 
 
 Siis'tenance, Sustenta'tion , s. 1. bic Unter* 
 Jlu^ung, Grbaltungj 2. bic Unterbaltung, 
 SSerforgungi 3. berUnter^alt j 4.(sustenance) 
 bie Grforberniffe, ©eburfniffe, 2eben§mittel, 
 bic 3^al)rung. [furren 
 
 To Su'svirrate, v. n. fliflem, fanft murmcln, 
 
 Susyrra'tion, s. bad ©cfliflcr, ®emurmel,®e* 
 furrc. [jufammcngcndbt. 
 
 Su'tile, adj. (n. u.) mit bcr 3^abcl gearbeitct, 
 
 Siit'le, vid. Suttle. [inn, 2. ber ©ubelfocb. 
 
 Sutler, Sut'tler, s. 1 . bcr 9Karf ctcnbcr, bie 2R-* 
 
Suto 
 
 703 
 
 Swap 
 
 Suto'rial, Suto'rious, adj. t)Cn ©d^u^mad^er bc= 
 
 treffenb , ©d^u^ma^er*. 
 Suttee', s. 1. cine int)ifc^e ©ottinn? 2. cine 
 
 SBittme (in^nMen) Die fid^ aufl)em(Sd^eiter= 
 
 ^aufen i^reS (StatUn opfertj 3. biefe ?!SitU 
 
 njcnucrbrennung felbfl. [^yJettogewic^t. 
 
 Sut'tle, adj. Com. rein, netto j — weight, l)aS 
 ♦Su'turated, ad/, burd^ eine Sf?al)t oerbunben. 
 Su'ture L- 'tshur] , s. 1. Die 9^a^t5 2. bie ^u= 
 
 ge j 3. Anat-s. Ut Jrnod(>enntt^t j bastard or 
 
 false— jbicfalfd^eSrtQ^t. 
 Su'z?raiin, vid. Souzerain. 
 Swab [swob], s. 1. t)er ^e^mifd^ , ©djrubber, 
 
 ©(^iPefen, ©d^wabberj 2. Die 4)ijlfe5 3. 
 
 Mec/. ein ©tiicfd^en ®d(>roamm an einem ^anD= 
 
 griff urn Un SKunD l)er v^ranfen ju reinigcn, 
 
 ober ii;)nen 9ta^rung p reid^en. 
 *To Swab, V. a. 1. (ab)roif(^en3 2. fdjrubbcn, 
 
 (ab)fd()mabbern, (ein ©c^iff) (au&)fe^ren. 
 •Swab'ber, s. 1. ber ©d^ifffeger, SBifd^er, 
 
 ©(^iffsjungc j 2. s-s, pi. Gam. (§ocura^, 3:reff= 
 
 bube , 1)05 ^p unb bie 3n)ei im Srumpf (beim 
 *Swab'by, adj. ^iiirtg. [a8l)iftfpiele). 
 
 Swa'bia, Swa'bjan, vid. Suabia, &c. 
 Swad [swod] , s. bie ^ulfe, Grbfenfd^ale. 
 
 * To Swad'dle, v. a. (— up, ein)njint)en , roin* 
 beln, Wicfeln? s-ing-band, s-ing, s. \>a6 SBifs 
 felbanbj s-ing doth, s-ing clout, s. 1. t)ie 
 SBinbel } 2. bag SBicf eltud^, SB-banb. 
 
 * Swad'dle, s. vid. Swaddling-cloth. 
 
 To Swag, V. l.n.l. nieber^angen , nicberfin= 
 fen? 2. fd^roanfen, fd^iottcrn, liber^angen, 
 'iberf(^n)anfen, fiberfilogen 5 II. a. to— down, 
 nieberbrucf enj — bellied, f^merbdud^ig, fd^lot= 
 terbdu(^tg;— belly, ber^dngebaud?, ©comers 
 
 To Swage, vid. To Assuage. [baud^. 
 
 Swage , s. CuU. bic ^ace am iRMm ber (^e= 
 ber=) 5)Jefferflinge. 
 
 ToSwag'g^r, V. n. grof t()un, pra^Ien, pol- 
 tern,auffd^neiben, SSinb madden, fc^naufen, 
 bramarbaftren. [^uffd^neibcrei, ^ra^lcrei. 
 
 Swag'ger, s. ber |)od^mut^ , bic ©roft^ucrei, 
 
 Swag'gerer, s. bcr ^ra^ler , ^uffcbncibcr, 
 SBinbmadjer, 2drmcr, S5ramarba§. 
 
 Swag'gjng, Swag'gy, adj. liber^angcnb , 
 (fcbrocr ^crab) l^angenb, fcbmanfenb. 
 
 Swain, s. * 1. ber (jungc) Spixt, ©(^dfcrj 2. 
 bcraSauerjungc, 2anbarbciter,95urf(^e j 3. ber 
 ®cIiebte,(Son)bon. [gerid^t. 
 
 Swain'mote, s. Law, ba§ SSalbbing, ^orjls 
 
 Swai'njsh, adj. unwiflenb , bdurifd^. 
 
 Swale, s. Am. (^. E.) baS 3;^al, 3:ieflanb. 
 
 To Swale, v. I. n. (— away) fd^mcljcn, laufcn, 
 Iccfenj II. a. (». u.) Dcrje^ren, serlobcrn. 
 
 Swal'let [swol' -] , ,v. Min. \i<xh ©rubenwajfcr, 
 ber ©d^roall, SBafferflurs. 
 
 ♦Swal'low, s. I. Orn. bie ©d^roalbej 2. v*v 
 ©d()lunbjbie^el^Ie53.ba8^interf^(ingcn,bcr 
 ©d^Iucf 5 4.bie^refgierbej 5. ber©trubelj — 
 fish, /c/t. bic ©eefd)njalbe 5— muscle. Conch. 
 bic ©-nmufd^el, — 's nest tly, Ent. bie ©-n« 
 lau§fliegc5—s' nests, inbianifd>c5BogeIneflcr) 
 — stone, Pet. ber ©-'nflein 5 — tail, l . bcr ©-n« 
 [(^wansi 2. T. btt§ aSalfenbanb^ 3. r. ber 
 ©-nfd^roans (feilfSrmigc SScrbinbung Ui ben 
 Sifc^lern, 2C.)5 4. Fort, ber ©-nfd^njanji 5. 
 Ent. (— tail- butterfly) ber ©-nfd^wansi 6. 
 Mar. (— tail -scarf), ber ©-nfc^wansj — 
 tailed top-sail. Mar. tin unten fe^r au3ge» 
 giUte§ Sopfcgcl, — wort, Bot. "iik ©-nwurj. 
 
 *To SwaI'low, V. a. 1. fc^ludEcn, oerftblucfcn j 
 2. (- down, ()inunter)fd^ru(fen, (^inein)fau= 
 fen, freffcn, ocrje^renj 3. (- up , gans) »cr* 
 fd^Ungen, 4. rocgnc^men, an fid^ reifen, fic^ 
 bemdc^tigen, 5. o^nc Unterfud^ung f(incU al& 
 n>al)r anne^mcn. [^reffer, 55ielfrap. 
 
 *Swal'low9r, s. 1. bcr SScrfc^Ungenbcj 2. bcr 
 
 Swam, pret. 0. To Swim. 
 
 Swamp [swomp] , s. ber ©umpf , ^JJorafl, 
 5Koor, bic Sac^c, ba§5Koorranb5 Bot-s.- 
 azalea, bcr 9)?aibufd^ 5 — l«iurel , ber 35iber» 
 baum, — ore, Min. 'iiix^ ©umpfcrj, ber Olafen» 
 cifenftcin j — pea tree, cine Irt ^QfJimofc 5 - 
 pine, bic ©Umpffiefer 5 — sassafras, vid. — 
 laurel J — sumach , Bot. bcr ©iftfumad^. 
 
 *To Swamp, v. a. 1. oerfcnfen, ubcrf^wcm* 
 men (mic in cinen aKorafl)^ 2. Mar. (zixi 
 B6ii'^) unfcn madden (\)om aBaffer), uber 
 SSorb fc^Ieubernj 3. m enblofe SSerlcgcn^ci* 
 ten fliirjen. [- land, ^oorlanb. 
 
 * Swam'py, adj. fumpfig, moraftig, moorartig j 
 
 Swan [swon], s. ber ©(^man j — down, ©-enbu» 
 nenj— drop,i;id.— shot ;— 's-down, bcr©n)an§= 
 bonjn (ein woUencg ob. ^albraoUcncS aBcflen= 
 Sfug)5-egg, bie©(^n3aneneibirne (7frt|)erbft= 
 birnc)j— goose, bie©-engan§,®uineagan§4 
 — muscle. Conch, bie grope S^cid^mufd^cli — 
 like , f(i^roanent)aft, jierlid^ 5 — 's-boy , — skin, 
 bcr ©d^man(cn)boj>, ein weid^er, urfpr. au5 
 SBoUeu. SSaumwoUc, jc^t blo5 oug 2). gcfcr* 
 tigterflttnellartiger3cugj— shot,©(brotNo.l. 
 
 Swang, pref. 0. To Swing. [rocibli^. 
 
 *Swan'king, adj. gcnjaltig, grop, mdc^tig, 
 
 ♦Swan'nery, s. bcr ©d^roancntcid^. [g^inefen. 
 
 ♦Swan'pan, s. einc Tfrt Olcd^enmafcbinc ber 
 
 To Swap [sw8p] , vulg. v. I. o. 1. ^eftig fdjla* 
 gen, ob. werfenj 2. md. To Swop ; II. n. 1 
 fallen, nicberf(^lagcnj 2. mil ben ^lugeln 
 
 ^Swap, I. s. 1. bcr berbe ©d^lagj 2. vid. 
 Swop; II. ado. vulg. fd^wappg, auf dn 9Ral 
 MaU unb ^aH, ftbncU. 
 
Swap 
 
 704 
 
 Swee 
 
 Swape, s. t)cr SBfunncnfdl^njcngcl. 
 
 Sward, s. (—• of the earth) bcrSlafenj— cutter, 
 
 Dcr SflafcnMcrj — like, rofig. 
 ToSwArd, V. n. mit0lafen bcn>ad)fen, ixUv' 
 Swar'dy, adj. grafig, rofig. [rofen, bcgrafen. 
 Swire, sMt B6)W(Xxtn (brcmcr^upfermunjc). 
 SwAre, prct. 4= J>. To SM^ear. 
 Swarf, s. t>as (lifcnfcilic^t. [©ewimmel. 
 
 Swarm, *. 1. bcr ©(bworm, 2.bic 5Kenge, bag 
 To Swarm, v.n.l. ft^wcirmcn, jic^cnj 2. fig. 
 
 roimmcln, »oU fcinj 3. \i6) ^dufen. 
 Swar'm?r, s. t>cr (^cuerO@^rodrmcr. 
 Swart , Swarf/i , I. ad;. tunWbraun, f(^»ttrs= 
 
 H(^) II. — ne«8, vid. Swarthiness. 
 To Swart, v. a. [(^Wttrjcn, bunfclbraun fdrbcn. 
 Swar'f/iy, Swarty, I. adj. ; II. — ily, ado. Dun= 
 
 fclbroun, ft^warsbroun, fonncnocrbrannt, 
 
 f(^»arj,f(^radrslii,t)uflcrj 111. — jnegs, s. 
 
 t)o§ ©unfclbraun, bic ©(^wdrjc. 
 To Swar'f/iy, v. a. f(t>n)firscn, brduncn. 
 Swar'tjsh , adj. in'S ©d^warsbraun fallenb, 
 
 brdunli(^, [(^rodrsUti^. 
 SM'ash [swosh] , s. 1. 1>Q& Slttuft^cn, ber ©trom, 
 
 bic^lut^, bcr ®uf, ®icpbQ(l(>} 2, ^m. ber 
 
 engc ^anal sn)if(iS)cn cincr ©Qnbban! unb bcr 
 
 ,^flC) 3. ba& jDjJal 5 — buckler, vid.Swasher. 
 * To Swash, V. a. plantf(t>en,platf(^cn, !Ur= 
 
 rcn, sufammcnf(blagcn, flapi^crn. 
 *4:Swagh'9r, s. bcr (gifcnfrcffev , Ctaufbolb, 
 
 "Sd^wabronircr, Oroppro^Icr. 
 Swath [swof/i] , 5. 1. bcr @(bn>abcn (bic 2agc, 
 
 obcr [longe] 9lcil)c obgc^aucncn ©rofcS, jcOj 
 
 2. bcr bur(i bQ§ QKdbcn bcwirftc ©trid^j 3. 
 
 bQS SBirfclbanb, bic (langc) 93inbc. 
 Swa</ic, I.5.njicSwath,3. j II. ad;, fonft^milbc. 
 To Swathe, v. a. 1. (gin «Kinb) raicEelnj 2. 
 
 cinfdfjrdnfcn, cincngenj s-ing band, vid. 
 
 Swath, 3.5 s-ing clothes, pi. bic SBinbcIn. 
 To Sw.ny , v. I. a. 1. fd^wingcn, [(brocnfcn j 2. 
 
 bebcrrfd^cn, regicrcn? 3. iibcrroicgcn, fu^rcn, 
 
 Icitcn j to — up , Mar. (bic [untcrcn] Siaam) 
 
 auf^iffcnj s-ed in the back, rfitfcnltt^m} II. 
 
 71. 1. ba§ Ubcrgc»i(btl^abcn, fi* ncigen, 2. 
 
 Ginfluf babcn, )>crm6gcn, gcltenj 3. ^errf(icn. 
 Sway, s. l.bQ§©(bn)ingcn, bcr(S(bn)ung,Um= 
 
 fcbwungj 2. bQ§ ®cn>id^t,bcr^u§f(blog5 3. 
 
 bic 5)?ad)t, (Scwalt, 4)errfci>aff , Seitung, Olc* 
 
 gicrungj 4. ba§ Ubcrgcmtbt, bcr ©influp, - 
 
 {or swaying) of the back, ber ©cnfrucfcn bcr 
 Sway'?r, s. bcrSc^crrfd^er, 9tcgicrer.[^ferbc. 
 To Sweal, vid. To Swale. [^nwanblung. 
 
 Sweam, s. bcr TTnftop , 7f nfall , bic (pI6$U(bc) 
 Swea'mjsh, adj. f(bcu,f(bambaft,bl6bc,bcf<bci= 
 Sweap, vid. Swipe. [ben. 
 
 To SweAr, v. I. n. 1. f(b»6rcnj 2. flucbcn? to 
 
 - to ... , bcf(b»6rcnj II. a. i. fd^roorcnj 2. 
 
 bcf(b»orcn, ciblid^ cr^drtcn (crfldrcn), be^ 
 tt)cuernj 3. ocreibcn, in (5ibnc§men,fin)6s 
 ren laffcn j 4. [(bnjorcnb onrufcn j to — treason 
 against . . . , meincibig wcrben gegcn 
 
 Sweii'r^r, s. bcr ©d^worcr, jc. 
 
 Sweat, 5. 1. bcr ©cbwcip, bic 7f uSbunfiung , 2. 
 
 fig. bic Arbeit, SKii^c, SBcfcbwcrbcj 3. s-s,pZ. 
 Man. bic Ubungcn cineg ^fcrbc&. 
 
 To Sweat, v.reg.&ir.I.n. 1. f(bn)i$cn (aucb^tg. 
 fxtb anftrcngcn) j 2.au&bfinflcn j ii.a.i. (—out) 
 Qu§fd(jn)i§cn, auSbunften 5 2. in ©(bwcip fc§cn 
 obcrbringcnj to — out,bur(b®(bn)i§cnccr* 
 
 Sweat, pret. & p. p. ». To Sweat, [treibcn. 
 
 Sweat'^r, s. bcr ©(bwi^cnbc. 
 
 Sweat'ily, adv. Don Sweaty. 
 
 Sweat'jness, s. 1. ba& ©(bwcipige, 95ef(b»i§tC} 
 2. bic 5Kubc, ^lagc, ^mii^fcligfcit. 
 
 Sweat'ing, I. p. a. 1. f(bn)i|cnb5 2. f(broeip* 
 treibenb j II. comp. - bath, boS ©^wi^bab, 
 jDampfbQbj - house, boS ©(b»i^bQb(=.^ou&)5 
 -knife (—iron,— scraper), cinSWcjfersum^b* 
 f(brapcn bcS <S(b»eipe& ber^ferbcj — room, 
 1. baS ©(bwi^bab j 2. bas ^dfe^QUS, — sick- 
 nes8,bQ§©(bn)eipfieber, ber cnglif(bc©(bioeip 
 (cpibcmifd^c^ranf^cit im 15. u. le.^a^r^.). 
 
 Sweat'y, adj. 1. ftbmci^ig, ooH, J)on obcr in 
 @d(>»cip, @(b»cif=) 2. faucr, mii^fclig. 
 
 Swede, s. 1. bcr ©(bmcbc, bic ©d^rocbinnj 2. 
 rid. Swedish turnep. [bcn. 
 
 Swe'den , s. (Swed'land , n. Hi.) Geog. ®di)n)C« 
 
 Swe'dish, I. adj. fcbwcbifd^ > —acid, vid. Fiuor- 
 acid; — turnep, bic f(b»cbif(bc Jto^lrfibc, II. 
 
 To Sweel, vid. To Swale. [*. ba§ ©(bn>Cbif(bc. 
 
 To Sweep, v. ir. I. a. 1. fcgcn, (sufammcttO 
 Fc^rcnj 2. flreidjcnj 3. rcibcn, fibcrreibcnj 
 4. flrcifcnj 5.f(blcppen,na(bf(bleppcn5 Q.fi^g. 
 (— away, n)eg)trcibcn, jagcn, forttrcibcn, 
 binrcipcn, fd^lagcn > T. (— away , — off) ein= 
 ^rcid^cn, (— in) cinncbmcn, (»cg)rQffcn5 II. 
 n. 1. (— along) fd(>ncU»orfibergebcn;njif(bcn, 
 (—down, ^crab)flrci^cn, fprcngcn , fabrcn, 
 f(bicf en, fcgcn, (uber)flr6mcn,flicgen,(iberflQt= 
 tern j 2.^inn)if(ben, fortf(bIiipfen) 3.fid^ (qu8*) 
 bebnen 5 4.fdi>n)dn5eln j s.prunf en, ficb bruficnj 
 to — for an anchor, Mar. cincn ^nfcrfifd^cn. 
 
 Sweep, s. 1. bag ^cgcn, ^ebrcnj 2.ba8®trci- 
 fen, (Strcicben, bcr©trid^, ®ang, Umlauf, 
 ©(bwung, aSogen, bic ©d^roenfung, ©(b»in= 
 gung, ^rfimmc, 3. bcr ©pielraumj 4. bcr 
 ©(broanj, baS ©cbdngc, bic^d^Ieppcj b.fig. 
 bag ®cfolg£ , ber ^n^ang , bic ^ti^th 6. bic 
 S5erbccrung, 3cr|^6rung, bag SScrberbenj T. 
 bic 9l6brc, ®pri|e (©d^Iongc), bcriScblautbj 
 8. ber aSrunncnftbwengel i 9. bag ^bgefegtc, 
 ber^cbritbt, Unrat^j 10. col. bcr©d()orn. 
 fteinfcgerj li.5me» ber ©d&cibcofcnj Mar-*. 
 
Swee 
 
 705 
 
 Swel 
 
 12. Da§ ©injie^en t)c§ ©(i^iffes bei ben Jtini* 
 mingen 5 13. cin ^ift^tau, ben linhv ju fifteen 5 
 
 — of the tiller, bcr Scuwagcn, Seitwagcn beg 
 Sfluber§j s-s, pL 14. grope, lange {Hubert 
 15. bic ^Ifigel (eincr SBinbrnutjIe) j — bar, 
 ba§ Senffd^eit (om Sftfiflroagcn) j — net , ba§ 
 ©treid^nelj — stake (— stakes), ber (Sin* 
 flrei4>cr, ©crainncr bc§ ganjcn @a§eS (bef. 
 Ui ^ferbe[n)ett]rennen) j — stakes , pi. bic 
 ^rdmie bei cinemSBettrennenouS ocrfd^iebe* 
 ncn ©pielfQ§cn befle^enb. 
 
 Swee'page, s. 1. bie Soge |)eu oon einer SBiefe 5 
 2. luU Sweepings. [2. ber ^omctenfu(^cr. 
 
 Swee'per, s. l.bcr^eger,Tfu§fe^rer,SSifd^er5 
 
 Swee'ping, I. p. a. 1. rcif cnb , l^cftig , gewQlts 
 famj 2. j'tg. 2ClIe§ umfafltnb, rabical, bur(b= 
 greifenb, unbebingtj II. p. *. s-s, pi. bas^eg* 
 fel, 3ufQmmengefegte, ^c^rid^t, ber 'Jl'bgang. 
 
 Swee'py , adj. 1. flreiienb , fliii^tig, be^enbe, 
 f(j(Mirf 5 2. prunfcnbj 3, weUcnartig. 
 
 Sweet, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. flip 5 2. Iieb= 
 li(^, ongenci^mj 3. ttiit(ubel)ricd^enb,n)ol)l5 
 rie(ienb, buftig , frifd^, tlar 5 4. (— natured) 
 ^clb,fanft,lieb,^ersig,giitig, freunblid^, Ucb*^ 
 reid^) 5. artig, ^ubf(^j — apple, vid. — j 
 sop; — bag, bQ§ Cftdud^er!i|Tcn) — ball, boS; 
 Olied^biLi(^§(^en 5 — basil , ba& ©aftUcum j 
 bay, ber gemeinj Xorbeer? — birch, vid.\ 
 Black birch; — bread, bic SSruftbrufe cine§ 
 vRrtlbeS, ber Jtdlberprei§ , bic ^ttlb§mil(^, 
 bas a3r6§d^ett5 Bot-s. — briar, bie n>o^I= 
 riec^enbe ^elbrofe 5 — broom , bie |)cibe, 
 bQ5 ^eibefrout) — calamus, — cane, vid. 
 flag; — camomile, bic eble ^amillej — 
 centaury, bie ©ifamflocf cnblume? — (scented) 
 cicely, — fern , ber fpanifd^c ,fferbel5 — 
 cistus , bic cretif(i^c ^iftenrofe 5 — com, 
 cine TCbart beS turfifd^en SBeijenS ; — flag, 
 
 — grass, ber .KalmuS 5 — gale, vid. — willow ; 
 
 — gum, ber ©toraj) — heart , col. ber (bic) 
 ®eliebtc, &M^, ba§ ©d^d^djen , liebe ^nb 5 
 
 — herbs, pi. bie .fffid^engcrodcbfcj wo^lries 
 c^enbe .S:rduter5 — john, — John's,uid. — 
 William; — lipped, glttttjl5ngig 5 — maudlin, 
 —milfoil, Bot. W 95alfamgarbe, ber n)o()lrie= 
 <l^enbe iSBertram 5 - meat, H^ gonfect, (5inge= 
 jna(^tc,3udfern)erF} — mouth, vid. — tooth; 
 — naphew, ^k ®te(f rfibc, ber 0lep8f o^l 1 —oil, 
 ©peifcSl, aSaumSl 5 Bot-s. — pea, bie roo^lrics 
 d^enbe ^lattcrbfc, fpan. SBicfej — pot, cin 
 potpourri) — potatoes, ?8ataUn 5 — root, bas 
 ©fip^olj J — rush , vid. — flag; — scabious, 
 bie SBittwenblume } — scented , wo^Irie* 
 d^enb gemad^t, parfiimirt, — scented wood- 
 roof, Bot. ba§ @temleberfraut5 —singer, 
 iin Uebn4>er ©dnger au& 3§rocI , ber 9?ame 
 
 I. 
 
 einer gemifen ©ectc in @(^ottlanb j - smell- 
 ing, njo^lricd^cnb, 5of-*.— smelling costus,b{j 
 (§o|lin)ursel5 — smelling locust-tree, berTfCtt* 
 cienbttumj - sop, ber fd^uppige ^[Qf(bcn« 
 bourn 5 — sounding, — toned, Uebli(^ toncnb^ 
 — spoken, glttttjungig, fc^meic^lerifcbi —sul- 
 tan, vid. Sultan ; — tempered, freunblidt) QC* 
 fmntj - tooth , 1. Iccfer j 2. ber Scrfcrso^nj 
 Boi-*.— trefoil, b. ©iipnee 5 — violet, b.OJidrj* 
 pcili^enj — voiced, mtt licblit^er ©timme j— 
 water, 1. friftbeSSBaffer, ^lufroajfcr^ (opp. 
 9}?eern)afrer)i 2. n)o()Irie(benbe§ SBalferj 3. 
 cine 3:raubenart (^rt fiipenSBeing) 5 — water- 
 man, ber©trom= ob.^lupfd^iffer, ©tromfabrcr 
 (opp.@ecfa^rer)} i5o«-*.— weed, 1. ba6 |)ers* 
 fraut j 2. \iai fupe 95efcnfrQut5 — wiiiiam, bie 
 Sartnclfe^ — willow, ber^porf(b, bie nicberldn* 
 bi[(be 50ft) rt^e^ — wood, bag inb.2orbeerbaum= 
 bol55 — wood craw-foot, bi« 93utterb(umc. 
 
 Sweet, s. 1 ()iS BH'^i , Mi ©fipigfcitj 2. bic 
 «tebWctt,ICnnc^m:i(bMt^ 3 j^rSBoljlgcs 
 ru(bj4 M§ >Rtu.bcrn)er?, p'- oo^lnci^mbe 
 Sodden -par^mcrtcn ; o. b«r 5!tf<rnft,ffipc 
 -prlQttymfaftj 6. 4-i, pi. angcraai()t« 'iit Sev 
 ne, (my ♦- : /bni..gw6 i I ^An i '. mem ticb Mn: 
 
 Tii Swse'can , v. L a. 1. 'i3fen, fii| ooblrie* 
 (bcnb; mMn, pcr^iifcnj i, •- oS) onge^ 
 nebm, gcfdll^ macben,' X Mm&nUia eincn 
 guten ^i)em geben ; 4. ftiUen, Unoern, ht- 
 fdnftig^JH ) si. n.)up roer")en- ein^upen. 
 
 Swee'tener, *.l.berS5erjuier^ 2. ^erSSemdnts 
 ler5 Inlocfer, lif^igc oicr fein,' ^nrugeri 3. 
 baS®dmpfung8=(S5crfupung&Omittel. 
 
 Swee'ting, s. LbcrfufeTTpfel/Sob^mnigopfelj 
 2. fond, ^ia^ fiipc ^inb, 2iebd)cn, ©cbd^d^en. 
 
 Swee'tjsh, I. adj. 1. fufU(bj 2. cttoa^ rooblries 
 d^enbj II* — ness, s. bie (Siiplid^feit. 
 
 Sweet'ness, .v. 1. bic ©lipigfeit, 2. ber SBo^l* 
 geru(b 5 3. bie ^rifcbe, ^lor^cit, 4. (— of be- 
 haviour, &c.), bie SieblitbNt , Tfnnebmlid^s 
 feit, TCnmutb? 5. (— of temper) ©onftbeit, 
 5i}lilbe, ^ulb, ^reunblid^feit , Siebensrour* 
 bigfeit. 
 
 To Swell , V. reg. & ir. I. n. 1. fd^roellen , an* 
 fcbmellen , auflaufen , ouffleigen, 2. bidC n)cr» 
 ben, ficb bidden, {tcb oufblafen (au6)fig. oor 
 ©tolj)) 3. onroacbfen, junebmen, fleigen, fid(> 
 pcrrncbren , H. a. 1 . anf^brocUen , 2. aufblofen, 
 (ttuf)bldbcn, auftrciben 5 3. crb^ben, erbeben, 
 pcrmebrcnj 4. M//*. anftbroeHenlaffen, s-ed 
 head, bie J:opfgcf(bn)ulft(bef. ber ^ferbe). 
 
 Swell, s. 1. bag ©(brocllen , ©teigcn, Debnen, 
 TCuftbiirmenj 2. ^k SBcUe, ba& "KufwaUen be& 
 9}Jeere& (nacb einem©turme), Mar.bic®ei« 
 ningj 3. bie ©efcbroulfl, SSlafc^ 4. etroa§ 
 7Cu§gebttU(btc8 , 7(uSgefcbrociftc5 5 Muss. 
 45 
 
Swel 
 
 706 
 
 Swin 
 
 5. bag ^nfri^weUen 5 6. icr ©^rocHcr, (ein 9le 
 gifler in fccr 2)rgel)5 T. cant, a) bcr fcine 
 |)crr,SBol)lgcfIeiDcte3 ft) wo^Igcflcibetc ®au^ 
 ner j — box, Mus. t)Q§ ©el^dufc tjeS @d^»el= 
 lcr§ 5 — mob, cant. 1. woi^IgcHeitete ©auner 5 
 2.Da§ »on Saf(3^ent){eben abjxi^tlid^ ©erttnlapte 
 S5oI!§gct)rdnge (urn bonn @rnte ju ^alten). 
 
 Swel'ljng, I. *. 1. ba§@(!^njeUen,2C.5 2. ijie 
 <S4>n>uIft, ©efd^wulfl, SJeule; 3. t)ie^nftren= 
 gung, aSemitl^ung Tft^cm ju i^oIcn,ba& ®cs 
 ftS^nj II. adj. 1. ijoU (com ISone) j 2. ^06)= 
 trabenb, fd(>»iilfttg (com @tt)Ie) 5 3. fummcr= 
 belatjen, — out in knobs, Bot baud^tg aufs 
 gefd^moflen. 
 
 ToSwel't^r, v. I. n. fd^jrofilfeitt, (oor^i^e) 
 f(]^mad)tcn5 H. a. (oor 4)Hc) fafl erflirfen, 
 barren; r6f^en, fengen. [genb. 
 
 Swel'try, adj. f(^mitl, fe^r ^eip , bSrrcnb / fen* 
 
 Swept, pret. & p. p. ». To Sweep. 
 
 To Swerve , v. n. 1. flrcifcn , (^erum) \6)rozU 
 fen, fd^wdrmcn, 2. abgc^en, (ab)n)e{d^en, Qb» 
 fc^weifen 5 3. raanfen, irre ge^en 5 4. flimmen, 
 flcttern. 
 
 Swift, I. adj.; II. — ly, orfu. 1. fj^nett, cilig, 
 9ef(^»int>, ^urtig5 2. fcrtig, bercif, fd^Iagfer* 
 tigj— boats, ©ilboote 5— (of) foot,— footed, 
 
 — heeled, fd^nellfupigj HI. 5. 1. (». u.) l)cr 
 (fddncHe) 2ouf, ©trom, 2.bie®arnroint)e5 3. 
 Orw. Die ©tcinfd^walbe, 5!JJttuerf(j^n)Qlbe5 4. 
 Zooi. bie gcmeinc Sitjec^fc 
 
 To Swift, V. a.Mar. (e.^tt^rjcug, ben 5D?afl, :c.) 
 mit c. Sttu umgfirten, umwinDcn, oerftSrfen. 
 
 Swift?r, *. Afar. 1. i)a§ Sorgwanbtauj 2. ein 
 Sou pm Umrotnbcnj 3. s-s, p;. ein ^aax 
 SBanbtauc jurSefefligungbcr unfcrn SD?often. 
 
 To Swifter, V. a. & n. Mar. (W SBanMaue) 
 mit Z<xM obcr ©icncn anfe^cn, fcbiroigten. 
 
 Swift'ness, *. t>ic ©d^neUe , ©(^neHigf eit, ®e= 
 fd^winbigfeit; @ilc, ^jurfigfeit. 
 
 To Swig, V. a. 1. •ur</g-. (au(^ n.) mit ftarfcn 
 3figett (fd^ttrf)f rin!en, tfid^tig sec^en, fd|>lutf cm 
 2. (- off) Mar. (bie 5Kittc cine§ fteifen3:au= 
 e§) anjic^en, urn c§ »oEenb§ ju fciwigten. 
 
 Swig, *. 1. eintiic^tigerSc^Iutf (Sranntwcin, 
 :c.)52.promnc. eine^rtS[Bttrmbier5 3. Mar. 
 ein SaM, beffen Saue ni^t paraUel ge^en. 
 
 To Swill, V. a. viilg. 1. filudPen,faufen5 2. 
 fd^wemmcn, obfpfilen, tdnfenjS.bcraufd^en. 
 
 Swill, s. vulg. 1. Der berbc 3:runf, gute <Bilu^i 
 2. (or Swil'lings, pi.) Da& ©piiilid^t, i)ic 3au= 
 d^ej 3. bcr (SBeit)en«)^orb 5 — bellied , bide* 
 bdud(>ig J — bongh, Me sTJatifprolfej — bowl, 
 
 — pot, — tub, 1. t)er ©piilnopf 5 2. or Swil'- 
 l?r, Dcr (Srjfdufcr. 
 
 To Swlfm, v.tr.I. n. 1. fc^wimmcn, 2. fid^ lei^t 
 bcwegcn, getragenwerten, fliefen, gleitcn; 
 
 3. ubcrflicfen; 4.fd&»inl)eln,n5irbeln,fd^»in« 
 belig fcin, jtd^ bre^cn, II. a. 1. fiber ober in.. 
 fc^raimmcn? 2. fd^wimmen laffcn. 
 
 Swira, s, 1. t)a§ ©c^mimmen? 2. (— bladder) 
 bie^ifd^blafe, ©d^mimmblafe. 
 
 Swim'mer, s. 1. i&er (Sd^roimmerj 2. s-g, pi, 
 Orn. tie ©d^njimmcogcl} 3. Far. Mc^orngc-* 
 fd^raulft (cm @d^cn!el eineg^ferbcS). 
 
 Swira'ming, I. comp. ©d^roimntsj — girdle, 
 bcr ©(iwimmgiirtelj — paws, floffcnffirmigc 
 ^u^C5 — place, l)er SSabcpla^j — school, Mc 
 ©d^mimmfd^ulej II. — ly , adv. col. 1. gleis 
 tenb,glatt, fanft, kiijti 2. gludflid^, nai 
 SBunfc^. [gen (out of, um . . .). 
 
 To Swin'dle, v. a. burd^ Sd^winbeleien betrii* 
 
 Swin'dl?r, s. ber ©(^winblcr, SSctrugcr. 
 
 Swine, I. s.(sing. n:^) H& B6)rt>cin, collect. 
 ©d^weine, II. ad;.fdt)n)cinifd^5 III.conjp.Bot-.v. 
 
 — bread, 1. t)ic Sriiffct j 2. ba& ©-ebrot>,bie 
 ®rbnjur J 5 — cresses (ob. — 's cress), bie S-c* 
 freffcj — case , — coat , — croe , vid. — sty; 
 
 — grass, Bot. bcr SSegetritt, bag <SaugrQ§ 5 — 
 herd, ber ©-l^irtj — hull, m'd. — sty ; — like, 
 fc()n)einif(^, fSuifd^ i — oat, ber nacete|)afcr 5 — 
 pipe, Orn. bic Siot^broffel 5 — pox (— pocks), 
 bie @-pocf en, @pi§potf en 5 — snout, vid. Dan- 
 delion ; — stone, Min. ber <Stinfftein , ©au* 
 fiein 5 — sty , ber (S-fiQU , (6-s)<^obcn 5 — '» 
 succory, ber @-8falat3 — thistle, vid. Sow- 
 thistle. 
 
 To Swing, v. ir. I. n. 1. fd^wittgcn, f(§»ebcn, 
 fd^wonfen, |i(^ ^in* unb ^crbewegcnj 2. ^d^ 
 fd^aufeln? 3. ^fingen, baumeln? let her — ! 
 Afar. foU Qbl II. a. 1. fcliwingen, fcbwenfen, 
 fc^njebcnb ^in» unb ^crberoegen, ^erumwerfen, 
 fdbaufclnj 2. Mar. (ein©(^iff) um ben TnFcr 
 [(^roenf en, fc^meienj to — about, ^crum fd^n>in» 
 gen, l)erum bre^en. 
 
 Swing, s. 1. bcr <Sd^n5ung, bic ©d^wingung 5 
 2. ber ©cl)ub , ©tof 5 3. ba§ lofe ©eil , bic 
 ©c^roinge, ©c^auMj 4. fig. ber frcic ®ang 
 ober Sauf, ©pielraum, Umlauf 5 5. bic (ooUc) 
 S^eigung, |)ersen§Iuft, bcr unge^inbertcSrieb, 
 ^ang5 to take a—, fic^ fd^auMn, to take 
 a five-bar gate upon the — , uber ein S^or 
 bA.m 5 ©arrcn (Slucrftangen) fc^en 5 — 
 bridge , bic flicgenbc SSrurfc, ©icrbriirfc (ouf 
 ^andlcn, 2C.)5 — gate , ba§ 2Cufjie^t^or, tin 
 (cnglifd^e§ gc»6^nl. ciferncS in 3apfcn gc* 
 ^dngtc§) ©attcrt^orj — glass, ein ©picgcl 
 mit asilonsfd^rauben, ein®re^fptcgcl5- tree» 
 vid. Swingle-tree ; — wheel , Her. bo& 
 (Sd^TOungrab. 
 
 To Swinge, v. a. peitfd^cn, ^auctt, gctpcln. 
 
 Swinge, s. (n. it.) ber ©d^n)ung5 - buckler, 
 bcr ®rof prowler, ©ifenfrcffcr. 
 
Swin 
 
 707 
 
 Syl 
 
 Swfng'?r, s, t>cr (Sc&n>in9ent>e, :c. 
 
 Swin'g^r, s. vulg. 1. (irgent)) ctmaS ©ropeS, 
 
 2. l)er grope, flarfe ^erl, an. ©d^Ittgctott. 
 Swifn'gjng, I. af/j. ; II. — ly , adv. vulg. fe^r 
 
 grop/ ungetjcuer, crf^aunlid^, gcraoltig. 
 To Swin'gle, r. n. baumeln,^dngen,f^n)ebctt. 
 Swin'gle (— staff), *. l.Ux ©d^roingflocf , fcic 
 
 (Sd^Winge j 2. uid. Swiple ; 3. W-dr. ^er ^e= 
 
 bel an i>er ©tocfroUcj 4. bic .f urbelj — tree, 
 
 1. Der ©d^roengel (omSSagen), bicSBage, 
 
 2. ba§ ^flugflocfd^cn. 
 
 Swin'gljng, comp. — knife, t)a§ ®(^w{ngemef= 
 fer, t>ie ©^roinge 5 - to w, 15q§ SBerg, bie^ebe. 
 
 Swi'njsh, I. ad;. ; II. — ly, adv, 1. fd^wcinifd^, 
 fduif(§ 5 2. lieberlit^, grob. 
 
 Swipe, s. 1. bcr (SrunnenO®4>roengel5 2. bic 
 ^ie^jtongej 3. ber Sd^Iagbolfen (einer 3ug= 
 bru(jte)i 4. ber C®ranaten»)^Mer- 
 
 Swipes, *. vulg. ba§ ©unnbicr. 
 
 Swi'ple , .«f. bcr ^legel (am Srcfc^flcgel). 
 
 Swiss, I. s. 1. bcr ©^weiserj 2. ba§ ©c^njcise* 
 rifcj^c,!!. adj. fdjmciserif^j— tea,bcr@(]^njet= 
 
 Swis's^rland *. vuZ. Switzerland. [jertl^ec. 
 
 Switch, J. 1. bic ®ertc , {Rut^e , ©pieprut^e 5 
 2. Z2-10. bic (:jCu§»ci(^c=)3ungc, SBeid^e, be= 
 »cgIid^c(9iebenOSc^ienc5— man, ber (SBei= 
 (l^en=)®re^cr, <S(^ienenrucfer} — tail, bcr 
 langc biinnc B^xoani. [^auen. 
 
 To Switch, V. a.mit JKut^en peitfc^cn, gdfctn, 
 
 Switz, 5. (?eog. @(^n)i§ (Sri unb Santon). 
 
 Swit'zer, *. bcr ©d^roeiser, pi. bic ©(i(>-gttrbc5 
 — land, Geog. bic ©(^raeij. 
 
 S^-iv'el, s. 1. bcr ©rearing 5 2. or guard and — , 
 vid. — hook; 3. bcr SBirbcl, bic ©ci^wcifsj 
 4. bic 9tupfrappc (am ^lintenfd^lof ) 5 pi. bic 
 0liembugcl5 5. (- gun) bic Drc^baffc, Heine 
 ©(i^iff&fanonc5 — doll, W ®clenf= ob. iDre^* 
 puppC) — eyed, cant, [(^ielcnbj — hook, 1. 
 bcr Sarabiner^afen 5 2. Mar. bcr SBarl ober 
 aSarrel 5 — link, T. ba§ Unioerfalgelenf 5 - 
 pulleys, ©rct)roIIcn5— seal, ba&SBalspctfc^aft. 
 
 To Swiv'el, V. w. fid^ auf einem 3apfen bewcgcn. 
 
 Swiz'zel, s. sin fcurigcS ©ctrdnF. 
 
 Sw8b, &c., vid. Swab, &c. 
 
 Swob'bers , s. pi. oier Jtarten im SB^ififpiele 
 (TCP , ^6nig , ©amc, 93ube) auf bic pmcilen 
 parirt wirb. 
 
 Swo'ling, s. ber ^flug, W |)ufe (XanbeS). 
 
 Swollen, Swoln, p. p. 0. To Swell. 
 To Swd6n, v. n. o^nmd(^tig wcrben , in S)^n* 
 Sw66n, *. bic SD^nmad^t. [mad^t fallen. 
 
 To Sw6dp , v.l.a.l. flopcn ; ftfirjcn , ^erab* 
 
 fd^iepen, (fd^ncO) pacfen , (— up , auf)raffcn5 
 ^2. ocrfd^Iingcn, (— down)^interfd^lingen} n. 
 
 71. majcftdtif(b Porbei ge^cn ober fliepen. 
 Swfiap, I. s. bcr ©top, ©^up,©turs(^ttgnff)) 
 
 cinc§3lauboogels, ba§*}fuffranen, bcrOlaub 
 II. int. ff^wapp 1 patfd^ ! 
 
 To Sw6p, v. a. vulg. taufd^en, tertaufd^cn. 
 
 Swop , *. vulg. ber Saufd^. 
 
 Sword [sord] , .v. ba& ©d^mcrt, ber ® egen, ^al« 
 lafd^ 5 to put to the — , uber bic ^linge fprin* 
 gen laffen j — arm, bcr recite ^f rm 5 — bayonet, 
 dn langcS SSajonctt an SSiid^ fen 5 — bearer, 
 ber ©c^roerttrdgcr 5 — belt, ba§ ©egenge^cnl 5 
 
 — cane, ber ©cgenfiocpj — case , or Boodge, 
 bic 3:rommeI (ber Sambour an ciner Jtutfc^c, 
 2C.) } — cutler, ber ©d^roertfegerj — cutlery, 
 ©d()njcrtfcgcrarbeit5 — fish, Icli. ber ©d^wert* 
 fifd^ 5 — girdle , ba§ ©cgenge^cnfj — grass, 
 Bot. 1. bic ©d^njcrtlilic, ber ©d^roerteU 2. 
 bcr ,ff almug 5 — hand, bie redjtc ^anb 5 - hilt, 
 ber Segengriff 5 - knot, bie ©egcnquafte, bQ§ 
 Degenbanb (porte-epee) ; — law, ba§ ^aufl= 
 red^t, ,ffricg§red^t}— like, bef. Xnaf. fc^iDcrts 
 fSrmig 5 — man, — 's man , bcr ^riegcr, ©ol= 
 bat 5 — player, ber ^ed^ter 5 — shaped, fd^wcrt* 
 fSrmig 5 — smith, vid. — cutler ; — stick, vid. 
 
 — cane. [gen bcroaffnet. 
 * Swor'd?d, adj. mit ctuem ©d;n)erti ober jO?^ 
 *SworMer, s. (n. fi.) 1 ber OJJorber, Sanbit, 
 
 |)al§abfd^neibcr5 2.oer£>egeni^etb, bu'^ricg§= 
 
 Swore, pret. p. To Swear. [gnrgel. 
 
 Sworn, p. p. p. To Swear ; bccibigt, oercibct J 
 must I be — ? mup i^ fiworcn (einen ©j'b 
 ti^un) Ho be — (in) to an office , in cin Imt 
 (eiblidb) cingefc^t (ijerpfTtd^tct) roerbcn; — 
 out , oerfd()iPorcn 3 — brothers , asunbes ^ n5» 
 ber, coL©ptepg2feUen5 — enemy,ber3:obfeinb. 
 
 Swiim, pret. & p. p. 10. To Swim. 
 
 Swung, pret. & p. p. 0. To Swing. 
 
 Sy'alite, s. Bot. bic prdd^tige ^iUcnic. 
 
 Syb'arTte, s. ber ©f^njclgcr, SBoUul^Iing. 
 
 Sybarift'ic» — cal, adj. fdbroclgcrifd^, uppig. 
 
 Syb'il, vid. Sibyl. 
 
 Syc'§imore (Syc'amlne) , *. Bot. 1. bcr IDilbC 
 (ober dgi)ptif4ic) ^cigenbaum, bie 5}?oulbecr« 
 feige? 2. (false — ) ber Tfftera^orn. 
 
 Sy'cee [— 'si] , s. (— silver) ba§ (dupcrft fcine 
 iinef.) ©eipi=©ilber, n)eld()e8 in 3-4 3oII 
 bicfen flatten ober in ^orm einer ©fc^onfe 
 (jur Ici(bteren SScrparfung) mit einem ^rdg* 
 Sug in ber OJfittc , in (§l)ina im SSerfe^r ift. 
 
 Sys'ite [sifk' — ] , s. m feigenformiger ^iefcN 
 ober ^euerflein. [rei. 
 
 Syc'ophancy, s. bic ©t)fop^antic, S)^renbldfc« 
 
 Syc'pphant, s. bcr ©t)fop^ant, ^ngeber, S^* 
 rcnbldfer, nicbrigc ©d^mcid^ler. 
 
 Sycophan'tic, — cal, adj. fd^maro^cr^oft, Ol^* 
 rcnbldferif4> 5 -plants, ©d^maro^erpflanien- 
 
 Sf^nite, s. Min. bcr ©rfinflein, ©Qcnit. 
 
 Syl, abhr. 0. Sylvia ©t)hMa (g-n.)- 
 45' 
 
Syll 
 
 708 
 
 Sjnd 
 
 Syllab'ic.-oal, I. adj. fQlIabifd^, BilUri'-i 
 II. — cally , adv. filbenweife, m6) ©ilben. 
 
 S}liabica'tion, 5. Me iSt)lIabirung, ©ilbenbils 
 
 S) Kiahie, s. He ©tibc. [i)ungi ©itbent^eilung 
 
 To Syllable, v. a. fi)llQbiren, in ©ilben brin» 
 sen, filbenroeife fd^reiben. 
 
 Syl'labub, vid. Sillabub. 
 
 Syl'Iabiis, ^.fcerluSjug, l)a§furseS5ersci^nip. 
 
 Syl'logism , s. ber ©QUogi^muS , SSernunft= 
 
 .Syllogis'tic , — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally, ado. 
 
 SyilQgiza'tion, s. t)a§ ^olgern , <B6)lk^m. 
 
 To Syl'logize, v. n. logifc^ fd^liefen, folgcm. 
 
 Syl'logiz^r, s. Der ©ttUogift. 
 
 Sylph, s. Mijth. bie ©t)rpl)e. 
 
 SyKphid(e) , j. Myth. Ut <St)Ip^il)e. 
 
 Syl'va, J. tie ®et>id^tfammlung. 
 
 SyKvan, I. arf;. walbig, S[Bali)=5 II. *. 1. t>cr 
 ^t)^i?an, SBalbgott} 2. (- man) t>cr 2BaH>= 
 mann, SBalDmenfc^ 5 3. vid. Silvan , ll. 
 
 Syl'vane, Syl'vanite , s. vid. Silvan, II. 
 
 Syl'vja, s. et)I»ia (S-n.). 
 
 SyraJir', &c. vid. in Si ... . 
 
 Sym'bol , s. t)a» ©Qmbol: 1. baS (,JtcnnsX3ei- 
 ien, ©innbitbi 2. ba§ ©laubensbefenntnif. 
 
 Syrabol'ic > — cal , I. adj.; II. — cally, adu. 
 ft)mboIif(i, (rinn)bilt)Iii. 
 
 Sym'bolism , Symboliza'tion , s. Die ©t)mboIi= 
 prung/sSerfinnlid^ung. 
 
 To Sym'bolize , v. I. a. jinnbilblid^ oorfleUcn, 
 terftnnlid^enj II. n. entfprc^en, paffen. 
 
 Sym'metral, adj. ominbar. 
 
 Symme'trjan , Sym'metnst , s. bcr SSeobad^ter 
 t>'er <Si:)mmetrie, genaue ^meffer. 
 
 Symmet'rical , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ft)mme= 
 trifd^, gleic^mdf ig , ebenmdpig. 
 
 To Syra'raetrize , v. a. ebenmd^ig madden, in 
 (Sbenmaf bringen. [t)a§ ©benmaf . 
 
 Sym'metry, 5. Uz ©t)mmetrie,®lei(l^mdfigfeit, 
 
 Sympat/iet'jc, — cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 ft)mpat^etif(i (au(i> Med.) : 1. mitfu^Icnb, 
 glei^empfinbenl) , t^cilne^ment) 5 2. ge^cim= 
 wirfenbj — nerve, ^na^ 1. ber grof e ft)m= 
 pat]^if4>e j)^cro, Sntercoftalnerp 5 2. ber Heine 
 ftjmpat^ifd^e 9?cnj , ©erid^tgnero , HI. - cal-- 
 n?ss , s. baS @t)mpat^etifd^e, :c.. 
 
 To Sym'pat/iize , v. n. fj)mpot^ifiren : 1. miU 
 fu^len, mitteibenj 2. gleiij^e 5iKeinung ober 
 !Reigung ^aben, iiibereinl^immen, paffen. 
 
 S^m'pat/iy , s. bie ©Qmpat^ie: 1. ba§ 5!){itge= 
 ffl^lj 2. bie gleid^e ©timmungj 3. bic9}tit= 
 leibenft^ttft, ^itleibenljeit (au^ Med.) j 4. bie 
 ©e^eimfraft. [monifd^. 
 
 Sympho'njous , adj. jufammenflimmenb, ^ar= 
 
 To Sym'pbonize, v. n. jufammenftimmen , an* 
 fUttgen, 9lei(l(>t6tten. 
 
 Sym'phony, s. bie ©t)mp^onic, 
 
 Syra'pbysis, .v. 1. Anat. blC unbcwcglit^e 3u* 
 
 fammenfugung ber.fi;nod^en,^no^enfu9e j2. 
 Surg. bQ& 3ufammenn)a4)fen. 
 
 Sym'ploce , s. Bot. bcr bie Jtapfel bci garren* 
 
 frdutern umgcbenbe, elaftif^e, mi eincr 
 
 BiiU offene Oling. 
 Syrapo'sfac [cot. — 'zhi — ] , I. adj. JU eincm 
 
 ®aftmal)le (®elage) gc^orig j — meetings,®e» 
 
 lagcj II. s-s, s. pi. 1. ba8(platonif(be)®a|it« 
 
 ma^lj 2. Plutarch's — ,^lutar£b53:if(l)refeen. 
 *SympD'sjum, s. bag (Saptma^l. 
 Symp'tora [sim'— ], s. 1 . ba& ©t)mptom, ^xanh 
 
 ^eit§sei(^en J 2. ba§3eid^en, TCnjeid^en, ,^cnn= 
 
 jeid^en, ber Umftanb, ^ug, 3. bie Tfnjeige. 
 * Symptomat'jc, I. or — cal, adj. ; II. — cally, 
 
 adv. fi)mptomatifd^, ju ben 3eic^cn ge^orig} 
 
 III. 8-s, *Syraptomat6Kogy , s. pt. Med. bic 
 
 (Si)mptomatif,,S:ranfljeitSseid^en{el)rc. 
 SynacT'esis [sjner'— ] , s. G;ram.bie3ufammen= 
 
 jic^ung jweierSilben oberSJofalc 5. 35. ne'er 
 
 ft. never, Is-rael ft. Is-ra-el. 
 Synagog'jcal, adj. p eincr ©jjnagoge ge^Srig, 
 
 jubifd^ gottcSbienftlic^. [fd)Ule. 
 
 Syn'agogue [-gog] , 5.bic®t)nagoge, ^uben- 
 Synale'pba, *. Gram, bie (St)nal6p()e, B6)kU 
 
 fung jmeier <Silben. 
 
 Syn'archy, s. bie gemeinfcboftli^e 0legierung. 
 Syniir'esis, Synar'esy, s. vid. Synaeresis. 
 Synarf/iro'sis, s. Anat. bie fcbwad^ bemeglid^C 
 
 aSeinfiigung. [gwng. 
 
 Synchondro'sjs, s. Anat. bie ^norpelbeinfu- 
 Syn'ghronal . I. or Synchron'ical , Syn'- 
 
 chronous, adj. glei(i)seiti(^, ft)n(^roniflif(^ 5 II. 
 
 S.U& gleidjjeitige ©reignip. 
 Syn'ghronTsm, *. bie ®leid)scitig!eit. 
 Syn'chronist, s. ber^citgenoffc. l^cit fallen. 
 To Syn'ghronize, v. n. glei(^scitig fein, in einc 
 To Syn'copate, v. I. a. fi)n!opiren: 1. Gram. 
 
 (ein aSort) in ber ^ittz loerfiirsen , 2. Mus. 
 
 ben SUljQt^muS ocrriicten 5 11. n. Med. in £)^n« 
 
 macbt fallen, umrmfen. 
 Syncopa'tion , *. 1. Gram, bic ©Ijnfopirung } 
 
 2. Mas. bie ©Qnfope, 9lurfung. 
 Syn'cope, Syn'copy, s. 1. Gram, bie @l)n* 
 
 jopej 2. w'd. Syncopation , 2. 5 3. Afrd. bie 
 Syn'eopist, s. bcr SBortfitrjcr. [S)l)nma(^t. 
 To Syn'copize, vid. To Syncopate. 
 Syn'cretism, s. ber <St)nf reti§mu§ , bie ®Iau« 
 Syn'cretist, s.ber ®t)n!retift.[ben&»ereinigung. 
 Syn'dic, s. 1. ber ©t^nbicus } 2. berSSeooU* 
 
 md(btigtC5 3. ber SSiirgeranroalt 5 Laws. 4. 
 
 ber GoncurSDertreter, 5. s-s, pi. bie (Surato* 
 
 ren ber 3}?alfe (eineS ^aUiten). 
 Syn'djcal, adj. ju bem ©QnbicuS gc^Srig. 
 To Syn'dicate, v. a. por ® eri(^t fleUcn,ri(^tctt. 
 
Sjnd 
 
 709 
 
 Taba 
 
 S^n'dicate , *. fcaS S^nMcat. 
 
 SynMrpme, Syn'dromy, .v. 1. l)a§ 3ufammen- 
 
 treffen, 3ufammenn)ir!t'n5 2. Med. taxh 3- 
 
 fdmmtlid^er St^mptome einer ^ronf ^cit. 
 
 Synec'doghe, Synec'doghy, s. Grar/j.bic©!)!:' 
 
 eftJod^e, SScrtaufcOung ber aScgriffe^nac^ tn- 
 
 nercr SSerroanbtfc^aft. [to(i)if£^. 
 
 SynecdSch'jcal , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ft)nef= 
 Synerget'jc, Synergis'tic, ar/j. l.mitroirfent), 
 
 niitarbeitenD5 2, Theol. ft)ncrgiftif(^. 
 Syn'genese, Syngene'sia, s. 5o^ t5ic jufQm= 
 
 mcngefe^te, jur ©tingcnejte ge^orige a5lutt)c. 
 Syngene'fjan, adj. Bot. jur ©Qngenejxe ge^6= 
 
 rig. [(Jtno(^enfugung toured aSanber). 
 
 Synneuro'sjs , s. Anat. l)ie a3ant)beinfugung 
 Syn'od , s. fcie ©Qnot)e (aud^ ^*^), (bef. ^ir= 
 
 ien=)S?erfQmmlung. 
 Syn'odal, I. s. (e^cm.) baS SSifitationggcfd^en! 
 
 an feen aSift^of^ II. (or Synovial, SynSd'jc, 
 
 — cal) , adj. ; III. — cally, adv. fl)not)ifd^ (audi 
 
 Ast), <St)nofettl*. [tern finncerroanbt? SBort. 
 Syn'onym(e) , s. t)Qg ^QnonQmum ; cinem an= 
 Syn8n'ymist, *. Giner, fccr ^flanjenfi^no airmen 
 
 Sufommeni^cUt. [^riien 
 
 To Syncn'ymi^e, v. a. fcurd^ ©i)noni)men aa^' 
 Synon'ymous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. fQncnt)m^ 
 
 (ifd()), finni?erroQnbt J III. — ness, Synon'ymy, 
 
 *. W ©Qnont)mie, <Sinn»?ern)ant>tfiaft. 
 Synop'sis, s. Die ©Qnopfe, Ubcrfit^t. 
 SynSp'tic, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. fQn= 
 
 optifc^, uberfi(^tU(§. 
 SynO'via, Syn'ovy,^. ^na<.fcie®clenff(1^mterc. 
 Syno'\'jal,ad;.— glands,i4na<.tjie©elcnfbrufen. 
 Syntac'tic , — cal , I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 
 Gram, fpntafttfc^. [©(i^ulmeifler. 
 
 Syn'tax, s. 1. Gram, tie (Sl)ntay j 2. canf. t)er 
 Syn'f/iesis, *. T. tie @t)nt^efe , SScrbintung, 
 
 3ufamraenfugung , 3ufQmmenfe§ung. 
 
 ISynf/tet'ic , — cail , I. adj. ; II. — c^lly , adv. 
 T. ft)nt$ctif(i^, cerbintcnt. 
 Syph'jiis, &c. vid. in Si ... . [rocufaner. 
 Syracu'san, I. adj. fQracufanifdd j II. s. ber ©Qa 
 Syr'sLcuse , *. Geog. (SQrocu§. 
 Sy'r^n, vid. Siren. Syr'ia, s. Geog. Br)Xun. 
 Syr'lan, Syr'jac, I. adj. fQrifd^J II.*. 1. ber 
 @t)rcrj2.bod®t)rifc^cj L'o^*.- mallow, tic 
 f^rifd^e ^oppelj - marum, bQ§ Jto^enfrautj 
 •- rue, tie roilte diauU, |)armelraute. 
 Syr^iacism , Syr'ianism , S^r'iasni , s. tie fl)ri« 
 fi^e (Sprod^eigen^eit. 
 Synn'ga, J. Bot. (white-) terteutfd(>c3a§min. 
 
 Syr'jnge, s. tie Sprite. 
 To Syr'jnge, v.n.iau^', ein)fpri§en j bcfpri^en. 
 Syringot'omy, s. Surg. taS ^if^C^^Uffdjnciten. 
 Syrm'goton, s. Surg. toS giftelmeffer. 
 Syr'tjs (Syrt), s. tie ©antbttn^, et)rtc. 
 Syr'up , s. vid. Sirnp. [fd^affen^eit. 
 
 Sys'tasis, s. (n>. ii.) tie 3ufQmmcnfc^ung, a5e« 
 Sys'tem, *. taS ©Qjlcm, tie (njijfcnf^aftli(^c) 
 
 pOnung. _ [ft)ftcmatifd(). 
 
 Systemat'jc, — • cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 Sys'tematifst,Sys'teraaitizer,Sys'temiz^r, s ter 
 
 8ofiematifer, roi|Tenfd)QftIid^ Ortnente. 
 To Sys'tematize , To SjVteniIze , v. a. in ein 
 
 <St)fiem bringen, roiffenfc^aftlic^ or':nen. 
 Sys'tole, Sys'toly, s. 1. Craw, tie SScrfursung 
 
 eineSlQngcnSJocalS, 2. Anat. ter OJJoment; 
 
 TOO taS ^ers unt tie ^rterien turc^ iijre 3u» 
 
 fammenjie^ung (beim ^ulfircn) am mciflcn 
 
 j?erengcrt (int. [2 (Sdulcn=)£)urd()mefiern) 
 Sys'tyle, s. Arch, tie na^c ©dulcnweite (t>CR 
 Sythe, vid. Sithe. 
 Syzyg'ia, Syz'ygy, s. Ast. tie (SonjunctiOR tcr 
 
 Grte mit 2 antercn ^pionetcn oter mit tcra 
 
 5Kcnte, wo terfelbe mit jencn faft in gcratcr 
 
 Sinie flc^t. 
 
 T. 
 
 T. [te], s. (ein 9)JitIauter) taS Z, ti T 
 bandage, Surg, tie T93intej T mine, 
 Forts. 1. cine treffartige ^orm beim ^li* 
 nenbau mit 2 vffammerni 2. double T, tie 
 ^orm mit 4 ^ammern, 3. triple T, tie ^orm 
 mit 6 ^ammcrn 5 T square , taS 7Cnf(bIage(i* 
 neal, tie Olci^fc^icnc 5 to aT, cot. auf ein ^aar. 
 
 T. abbr. fl. tacet (silence) , tenor, Thomas, 
 trillo (shake) , tun , tutti {or tutto , Mus.) ; 
 t\ 1. col. ft. the; 2. ft. to; 't, fl. it ; t/a. % 
 their account, il^r SontO; i^re Sfled^nungj Tab. 
 
 fl. tabula (table) ;T. B. ft. treasury -bill; Th. 
 ft. Theology; th', f!. the; Tho. fl. Thomas; 
 the', 6ar6. fl. though ; thro', 6ar6. ft. through ; 
 'till ft. until} Tim. ft. Timothy; t. 0. % turn 
 over, rocnten ©ic gefdUigfl um (to. <S. g. u.) 5 
 To., Tob, fl.Tobias ; tr. Typ. ft. (to be) trans- 
 posed, truss, trillo (shake); Tree. ft. tierce; 
 'twixt, ft. betwixt. 
 
 Tab , s, dim. P. Tabitha. 
 
 Tab'^rd, s. 1. tag furje (UbcrOJtieit J 2. ter 
 aSatfenrorf; ^eroltsrocf. 
 
Taba 
 
 7iO 
 
 Tack 
 
 Tab'arder, s. 1. bcr |)erolt), t)cr eincn 2Saffen= 
 rocE trdgtj 2. ein SSoccalaureuS ter freicn 
 ^unfte (t)C§ oyfortcr Queen-College). 
 
 Tabasheer', s. Ux SScmbuSfaft. 
 
 Tab'by, l. s. 1. berSobin, ©ilbermo^r, qz- 
 njaffertclSQjfetj 2. Engl. Weav. ber(Srunb 
 (pon SSorburcn) > 3. dim. t>. Tabitha ;4. cant. 
 cincalteSungferj II. adj. 1. gefletft , bunt, 
 ftreifig j 2. (o. Beugen) gewdjfert) — cat, bic 
 bunte ^a^c, — like, gewojfcrt. 
 
 To Tab'by, v. a. wdprn, untcr bic ^reffe 
 bringen urn mit SBogen ju bejeie^ncn, moiri 
 
 Tabefac'tion, *. bie lugsc^rung. [ren. 
 
 Tab'efic, aafj. ^infd^njinbcnb, ft(^ abje^renb. 
 
 ToTab'efy, v. I. a. Qugjc^ren, ouSmcrgclnj 
 II. w. ft(^ obje^rcn, ^infd;n)inbcn. 
 
 Ta'b^r, vid. Tabour. 
 
 Tab'ernacle, s. 1. ba§ 3elt, ©ejcltj 2. bie 
 ©tiftS^utte^ 3. hU gauber^uttej 4. i2om. 
 Cat/i. bo§ S^ttbernafcl, ©Qcroment^fiuScl^en. 
 
 fo Tab'ernacle, v. I. n. fein 3elt »0 auff(^la» 
 gen, wo^nen, ^aufcn, liegenj II. a. einlegen, 
 jjenua^ren. [tcrnjerf. 
 
 Tabernac'ular, adj. gegittertj — work, ©it= 
 
 Tab'id, I. arf;. f(l^rombfu(^ttg, obgeje^rtj II. 
 -- ness, s. bie TfuSje^rung. 
 
 Tabinet', s. bcr Sobinet (eine fcibenc ©Qje). 
 
 Tab'jt/ia, s. Sobetl^Q, 3;Qbea Oebr. ^-n-). 
 
 Tab'lature [— tshur], s. bie Sabultttur: 1. 
 (n. u.) bie ©edfen* obcr SBanbmalerei j 2. bic 
 ©Qrf^ellung ber S;6nc bur^ 3ei(l^en5 3. Anat. 
 bic 3:^eilung be§ ©(j^dbels in jroei ^dlften. 
 
 Ta'ble, s. 1. bie (Safer, ^latte, bQ§ 3:i[d^brttttj 
 2. ber 3;if(^ (Jig. Uc S;ifc^gcfeUff^Qft, oud^ bic 
 eineS ©picItifcbeS) 5 3. ber ffiranbopfcraltor , 
 4. bQ§ ©emdlbe, Sableauj 5. bieS^abcEe, 6. 
 Typ. ba§ gunbomcntj T. EAigt. G-io. bie sir* 
 felrunbe ©lagtofel 5 8. ^rc/j. ba5 gelbj 
 raked — , ba§ bcrticfte ^elb an eincm ®au= 
 lenftu^Ij t-s, pi. 9. (a pair of t-s) bttS SSrets 
 fpiel, ©d^adii^ obcr ©Qmerbretj lO.^nat. bic 
 ^irnfdjeibewanb j — (for retailing goods), 
 bcr a!5crifaufC§)ftanb , — of contents, btt§ (aU 
 p^abetif(§c) Sn^ttSoerjeid^nif 5 — of interest, 
 bic 3in&tabeUc5 — of rates , ^iz 3olItafeI , ber 
 SoUanfdblag 5 — basket, bcr S:if(^f orb , — bed, 
 ba8 Si[^bcttj - beer, bag Safelbier, %i\6)' 
 bier 5 - book (tables), bic ©d()rcibtafel,5lo* 
 tistafel, baS S^otijbui, Saf(^cnbud^5-butts, 
 pl. Sif^^dngenj — cliff, vid. — rock; — 
 clock, 1. bic etulu^rj 2. bic3:ofcIu^r5- 
 cloth , btt0 Xi^6)tn6)i — diamond, bcr 3)afel= 
 flcinj — drawer, bcr3:ifd^faftcn 5 — fasteners, 
 pl. Sifd^fd^iebcr j — fork, bic ®abel5 — fruit, 
 baS Safelobft} — knife, ba§ 3:if(^mcffcr5 — 
 land, baS ISafcUanb , bie ^ot^ebencj — linen, 
 
 baS Sttfeljeug j — man , bie <Sd}adS)figur j ber 
 <Stcin im SSretc^ — mat, bic Sifd^mottc, 
 <Strol^bec!c, bcr <Strol)tcUcr5 — money, bag 
 S^afelgclb (fiir l^o^eS)jTiciere, :c.)> — plate, 
 1. bag 3:afel=(@iIberO@cri>ice5 2. bcr ©up= 
 penteUer? — rents , Law , jd^rli(^c !J(bgaben 
 alg S^afelgelber fiir 'au JBiftbofe, — rock, ber 
 3;afelfelfen5 — ruby, ber Safelrubinj — salt, 
 bag :$;afelfals, Siftifars 5 — shore, cin nicbc= 
 reg, cbcncg (flad^eg) Uferj — spoon , ber (Sp= 
 loffelj- steel, bcr SBe^ftal)! (fiir bielSifc^^ 
 meffer), — talk, bag Sift^gcfprdd^ 5 —tops, 
 pl. 3;if(bbldttcr5 - ware, bag 3:afcIgef(JS)irrj 
 — wheel. Mar, cin feftfiet)enbeg Sorrab. 
 
 To Ta'ble, v. I. a. 1. ccrfofligen, fpcifenj 2. 
 (tabeUariff^) »crjei(^ncn 5 3. bcf. Carp. iDer= 
 fdmmen, Mar. jjcrfd^jcrbenj II. n. cincn Sifc^ 
 Ijaben/Sur^oftgc^cn. 
 
 Ta'bl^r, s. bcr ^oftgdngcr, 3;if(^gdnger. 
 
 Tab'let, s. 1. bag Sdfclc&enj 2. bag 3:ifd)d(>en, 
 3:if(bblfitt(^cn5 3. (t-s) vid. Table-book; 4. 
 bag ^r5neifud(>eldi)en, bic SDJorfellc. 
 
 Ta'bljng, s. Mar. 1. bicSBcrboppclungen (an 
 eincm ©cgcl)} 2. ber ©toplappen (cines 
 ?)}targfegcIg)3 3.bieS5erf(^erbung(bcriQ3alfen). 
 
 T^bsa', s. einpricftcrli(l()er ®ann (auf ben ©ub= 
 feeinfeln). [i?erbietcn. 
 
 To Taboo', v. a. (bcn ®ebrau4> cincr©ac^c) 
 
 Ta'bour, Ta'bpr, s. bag Sambourin, bic Heine 
 Srommel, ^anbtrommcl. 
 
 To Ta'bour, v. a. trommcin, poufcn, fd^lagen. 
 
 Ta'boijrer, s. ber Sambourinf^Iogcr. 
 
 Tab'our^t, s. 1. or Tafa'prin (— ine') , bic fici* 
 nc ^anbtrommel J 2. bag Sabouret, bcr ©cf« 
 fel o^ne Se^nc j 3. cin buntcr SBoUcnftoff su 
 (S3auers)SBeibcrr6cfen. 
 
 Tab'r^t, vid. Tabour. 
 
 Tab'ular, adj. 1. in Safcln gebra4)t j 2. tabel* 
 lorif(3^) 3. gewurfeltj 4. tafelformig, bldttc* 
 ngj — spar, Min. bcr S^afclfpatt). 
 
 To Tab'ulate, v.a.l. fofelnj 2. flad^ fc^Icifcn , 
 3. in Safein (S^abcUen) bringen 5 t-d dia- 
 mond, bcr Safelfiein.[2.bag3:afama^af0arj. 
 
 Tacamahac'(a), s. 1. ber ©d^mammi^olsbaumj 
 
 Ta'ce, Ta'cet, int. (ital.) Miis. fd^Cigc! 
 
 TachSm'et^r, s. bcr ©efd^winbigfcitgrneffcf. 
 
 Tachyg'raphy, &c. n)ic Stenography, &c. 
 
 Taf'jt, 1. adj. ; II. - ly , adv. ftiU, fliUf(^n)ci» 
 genb, gcljcimj III. — ness, s. bic ©tillc, SSer= 
 fc^roicgen^cit. [fd^micgen. 
 
 raf'iturn, ad;, fd^rocigfam, »erf(^loffcn,per= 
 
 Tacjtur'njty, s. bic ©d^roeigfamfeit, SSerf(|>Iof= 
 fen^eit, SSerfd^micgen^eit. 
 
 To Tack, V. I. a. 1. ^cftcn, on^cftcn, ftccfcn, 
 befeftigen (bcf. mit fl. ©tiftcn), (-together, 
 Sufammen)binben obcr padfen j 2. vid. n. l.| 
 
Tack 
 
 711 
 
 Take 
 
 ll.n.l.Mar. (to — about, cill ©d^iff burc^ 
 oDer gegcn ben SBinb ot>er auf einen anbcrn 
 SBug) wcnbcn, umlcgen j 2.vid.To Beat about, 
 n. 1. & 2. j to — about, fig. ttnbere 5)laprcs 
 geln ergreifen, bie (Sa^e onbers anfangen. 
 
 Tack, *.l.l>er©tift, Heine (SapcsirO^'Cogel, bie 
 ^roecfe , ber ^dcn, bag ^ctf d^en j 2. virf.Tang, 
 2. J Mar-*. 3. bag Umlegcn eine§ ©d^ijfg, ber 
 @d)Iag, bie SBenbung, ber ®ang oberSSug 
 beimSamrcnj 4. bag ®eitau, ©cgelfeilj 5. 
 ber ^ols (cineS ©cgeig), — of the jib, ber 
 ^ifuS^oler beg ^lui>erg5 —piece, ber ^ttlg= 
 flamp } — tackle, bie |)algtalie5 — wine, ber 
 ©citenwinb, JBacfftaggroinb. 
 
 Tack'er, *. ber ^n^eftenbe, 2C. 
 
 Tack'le, s. 1. bag ©erat^, 3eug5 2. Min. 
 iCorn.) ber ^afpcl, <SeiI u. ^ubel j Mars. 3. 
 vid. Tackling, l.j 4.bie3;alic,®ier}— witha 
 tie, bag aBinbejeug, Sugracrf, Safel, — fall, 
 — rope, ber Sdufcr cineg ZahU j — hook, ber 
 |)afcn ju cinem ISafel. 
 
 ToTack'le, v. a. 1. (cin ©^iff) mil SaFel- 
 wcrf Dcrfe^en,* Am. col. 2. anfc^irren (^fer= 
 be, :c.) 5 3. pacfen, feft^altcn. 
 
 Tac'kled, p. a. pon ©tricfcn gcmac^t. 
 
 Tack'lers , s. pi. Min. (in Derb.) biinne ^et= 
 ten, weld^c urn bie belabencn ^o^lenforbe ge- 
 ft^lungen wcrben. 
 
 Tack'ling, s. 1. bag S:afel, Safclnjerf, bie Za^ 
 felagej 2. col. vid. Furniture & Harness. 
 
 Tact, s. bog (©dnc!lid^FeitgO®efut)l, ber 3:act. 
 
 Tac'tjc, I. or — cal , adj. Mil. taftifd^ , friegg= 
 n)i|fenf(^aftlid^} II. t-s, s. pi. bie Slaftif, 
 ^ricgg»i|fcnf(^aft, SBaffcnfunft. 
 
 T^ctfcian, s. ber ISaFtifer, ^ricgg!unbige. 
 
 Tac^tjl(e), adj. fii^lbar, empfinbbar. 
 
 T?ictil'ity, s. bie ^ul)lbarfeit, (gmpfinbbarfeit. 
 
 Tac'tion, *. bag ^ii^Ien, Saflen, bie JBcrii^rung. 
 
 Tad'pole, s. bic ^aulquappe (ber unauggcbil= 
 
 Ta'?n, abbr. bef. * ft. Taken, [bete ^rofd)). 
 
 TafF, abbr. pon Theopbilus. 
 
 Taf f?r?l (Taf farel, Taffrail, Taff-rail, TafT- 
 r?l) , s. Mar. bag 4)a(f eborb (wo fid) gcro. bag 
 aSilbnif beg ©d^iffcg bcfinbet). 
 
 Taffeta, Taffety, s. ber S;ttffet. 
 
 Taffia, s. einc gemeine ^frt Slum auf ben an* 
 tiUif^en Snfeln. 
 
 Tag, s. 1. ber ©tift, syicftclf^ift, bie s^eflel, ber 
 ©cnMftift,bie©(l)nurnabcI 5 2. ^m.roie Tig; 
 3.^8:. bie Sumperei,- rag, vulg. ber nie= 
 brigfie ^obel, bag 2umpcnpacf j an. (Sret^i 
 unb ^let^ij — sore, cine ^ranftjcit ber <S(^a= 
 fe5 — tails, Heine rottje SBiirmer (mit gelbem 
 ©(l^n)anse)bef.5um^ngclnflcinergifd)egebr. 
 o Tag, V. I. a. 1. am Gnbe befd^lagen, cinen 
 ©tift ttnmat^enj 2. fig. pcrbinben, perbra= 
 
 men J to — a lace, mit flUfidn befd^Iagcnj 
 tagged point, ber S^ejlelftift, II. n. to — after 
 one,einemna(i^Iaufen. 
 
 Tag'ger, s. bcr 5rcad()Idufcr, Tfufpaffer. 
 
 Tail, s. 1. bcr ©(groans, ©c^wcif 5 2. bcr @tcrj, 
 ©tcipj 3. bie ©(^leppcj 4. tag 6nbc5 5. 
 bag ^a§(]E)en an aSaumenj 6. Mar. bag lange 
 enbc beg ©tropg urn cinen fBloii 7. Ast. a) 
 bcr 3Dra(j(>enf(^roanH 6) ber (^omctcn«) 
 ©djwcif, 8. Her. bic 95Iumc bcg|)irf(l^cg5 9. 
 Anat. ber ©. eincrSKugfelj 10. Mw^.bcr ©. 
 eincr 3iotc5 11. Bot. ber ©amcnfticlj 12. col. 
 ber Slcperg (bic ^e^rfeite) eincr 9)?unsc j 13. 
 vid. Fee-tail; — of a lock, boS untcrc S^^or 
 ciner ©c^Icupej to turn — to ... , baoon Iou= 
 fen j Mars, t-s of a top-staff, bic SBrcmfc J — 
 block, bcr ©teertblocf, ©d^roanjbloct j — 
 board, Mus. ber ©aiten^altcr, ©aitcnfeflj- 
 carrier, 1. bcr ©(^leppcntrdgcr J 2. fig. 
 ^U(i^gfd^n)dn5er) — comb (— toupee), bcr 
 ©tielfamm?- piece, l. I'yp. bcr ©ci^lups 
 jicrat^ in 95it(i(>crn, ^inalflotfj 2. vid. — 
 board ; — rope , R-w. bag 3ugtau , @d;Icpp= 
 tttu (wcmit cin SBagenjug an bic Eocomotipc 
 ober an eincr fte^cnben ©ampfmafc^ine befe- 
 fiigt ifl) 5 — trimmer, T. dn ©ti(ibalfen su= 
 nd(^fl eincr 9}Zauer) — visa, bic &(i)Voani= 
 fd^raubc, ber ©tielfeilflobcn. 
 
 To Tail, V. a. 1. bci bcm ©4)n)ansc sicken, 
 jupfcnj 2. 2\ mit cinm Gnbc in bic OJiauer 
 
 4:Tai'lage, s. vid. Tallage. [bcfcfligcn. 
 
 Tailed, adj. gefd^wdnstj — wasp, Ent. bic 
 <Sd)n)an5= ober ^olsroefpe. 
 
 Tai'ling, s. bag l)eri^orfict)cnbe (Snbc eincS cin» 
 gcmaucrtcn <Steineg , u. [©c^ncibcrpogcl. 
 
 Tai'lor, s. ber ©d;neiberj — bird, Orn. bcr 
 
 To Tai'lor, v. n. fdjncibcrn. 
 
 Tai'loress, s. bic ©djnciberinn. 
 
 Tai'loring, s. bie ©d^nciberci. 
 
 To Taint, v. I. a. 1. mit^traag anfuUcn, tran* 
 fen 5 2. anftecfcn, perbcrbenj Pcrgiftenj 3. U* 
 fd^muscn,bcfubcln5 II. n. 1. angeflecftn>cr« 
 ben 3 2. pcrberbcn. 
 
 Taint, I. *. 1. bcr ^Jfnflrid^ J 2. bic Tfnflcceungj 
 bag SSerbcrbnipi 3. ber ^lecfen, s»?afel, 
 ©d)nius5 4. (— worm), bic Heine rot()C@pin= 
 nc, (SammctmilbC) pestilential —, einc@eu« 
 d^Cj — free, — less, nid)t cngcftccft, uupcr* 
 borben, flcdfenlog, rein j II. adj. cineg SScrbrc* 
 d^eng uberfu^rt. 
 
 Tain'ture [— 'tshi.ir] , s. vid. b. 0. SB. 
 
 To Take, v. ir. I. a. 1. gen. nc^menj 2. rocg* 
 ne^men, abnc^mcn 5 3. anne^mcn, cmpfangcn, 
 ubcrne^men, aufne^men, 4. bcfommcnj 5. 
 fiberfallen, fangen, ^a[(^enj 6. in SScr^aft 
 (— prisoner, gcfangen) ne^menj T.iit. icfis* 
 
Take 
 
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 Take 
 
 fajfciijS.yig. fejTdn, l)inreifcn5 9. crgreifen, 
 fiberraf(^en5 lo. ttnflecfenj ll.cernjenben, qh 
 braud^en, onroencenj 12. erforternj 13. mic= 
 t^nii H. fic^ aufl)Qltcn, einfe^renin ... 5 15- 
 obne^men, ttbbilDcn, (ab)jeid^nen, malen j 16. 
 meinen, begreifen, oerfte^en, auffalfenj 17. 
 (— for) fallen fiir . . . j 18. unternet)men, 
 moc^en, ousfii^ren, I9.rt(b (n)ot)in) begcben, 
 fle^en(in,auf,:c.)5 bef.: urn ft* ju retten 
 otcrsuuerbergen, fi^ oerflccfen, oerfricd^en 
 in ... 5 20. liber . . . fpringcn , (n)eg)fe§en j 
 21. julaffen, bulben, ertragcn 5 to — and leave, 
 (\>on Sd^iffen) ein^olenunl) oorbeifcgdn, to 
 — the advantage , ben SSort^eil jie&en 5 to — 
 bills, aSed^fel ne^men, traffiren^ to — breath, 
 at^men, 2uft fc^opfenj to — change, einen 
 S5erfu(^ ma^en} to — coach, jx(b in bie ^ut= 
 fcbe fc^enj to — cold, fitb crfditenj to — de- 
 light, fi(b crge^en, SSergniigen finben (—in, 
 an)) to — diet,einne^men; fi<i^ bidt balten , 
 to — dimension, Quemeffen) to — effect, SEBir* 
 fung tbun, wirfeni to — a fancy to . . . , fid) 
 ^inneigcn ju . . . , ® efallen flnben an ... i oer* 
 liebt, vcrnarrt fein in ... j to — the field , ju 
 gelbe gcben, bie SBaffcn ergrcifenj to — fire, 
 geucr fttngcn, ^i^ig roerbenj to — freight 
 for ... , ... in gracbt geben , oerlaben 5 to — 
 a vessel to freight, ein ©(btff in grad^t neb* 
 men , befrad^tcnj to — fright , fd^eu njcrbcn? 
 to — a glory in , vid. to — pride in ; to — 
 head, fetnen ^opf auffe§en, SSiberftanb 
 leificni to — heed, fi6) butcnj to — heed to, 
 aufmerfen ouf 5 to — a hit,^g. feinen @^lag 
 madden, gcminnenj to — horse, 1. ficb ju 
 ^ferbefe^en, auffi^enj 2. auSreitcn, to — 
 keep, Sorgc tragen j to — knowledge, erfen= 
 ncnj to — the law of one , ^cmanben ocrflas 
 gcnj to — the liberty, fx(b bie greibeit neb= 
 menj to — notice , bcmerfen j ^Jotts (.ffennt* 
 nip) nebmcn j to — one a box on the ear, @i= 
 ncm eine Sbrfeige geben j to — one's recon- 
 ciliation, fxd^ juoerfobncn fucbcnj to — order 
 with, (ginbalt t^un, in S)rbnung baltenj to - 
 pity, fi(b crbarmcn; SKitleib baben (— on, 
 mit)} to — place, flatt jtnben; fid^ ercignen, 
 oorgebeH} to — place of one, benSSorrang 
 bebaupten oor . . . 5 to — pleasure, SSergnu* 
 gen finben (— in , on)i to — pride, fKb brfi» 
 ften (— in , mit) , ficb ©twaS cinbilbcn (auf), 
 (lots fein auf ... 5 to — rest, QuSruben? to — 
 revenge (vengeance) of . . . , fid^ rd(ben an ... 5 
 to — scandal, fi^ fcanbalifiren j to — scorn, 
 ©era(btcn} to — (a) seat, fid^ fc^en, to — 
 shame, fi(b fcbdmen j to — shelter, fic^ f(bu$en, 
 fld^ JU f(bu§en fud^en? to — steam up a river, 
 <^ocn @(bijfen) fi^ ton iDampffcbijfcn ftrom= 
 
 aufwdrts bugftien laffen? to — the water, 
 in'g (befgl. ju) SBajfer geben, to — voyage, 
 (jur ©ee) reifen, jur <Sce geben j to — warn- 
 ing, fid) roarnen laffen, to — water, 1. ju 
 SSaffcr geben j 2. ein SSoot mietbenj to — 
 wind, Suftfd^opfcnj to — wing, baton flie» 
 gen? to — about, 1. umbergeb^n rait.... 
 berumfut)renj 2. uraarmen? to — asunder, 
 trennen, to — away, (n)cg)nebmen, entjie^en, 
 hti &dU fe^enj to — one's self away, ficb 
 (bef. auf unerlaubte SSeifc) megbegeben, fi(b 
 unfi(btbarraa(benj to — down, 1. ^erunter* 
 nebmen, abnebmen, 2. (ein^au§,:c.) nieber* 
 reifen ) 3. njegncbmeu) 4. oerfcblucfenj S.Jig, 
 ("itrger, 2C.)binunterf(blucfen, einfreffenj 6. 
 bemiitbigeni T. nieberf(breibenj to — in,l. 
 ^ineinnebmenj 2. einjieben, (^leiber, :c.) en» 
 ger madden? 3. Mar. (tie @egel) bergen j 4. 
 einnebmen, aufnebmenj 5. umfajfcn, einfcblie* 
 fen J 6. juriicf erf^eben (in7Cuctionen)57.^8:. 
 a) (mit bem ©etfte) faffen, oufnebmenj 6> 
 ©lauben beimeffenj 8. col. iiberlifien, binter* 
 geben, betriigen^anfiibrenj to — in vain, mips 
 braud^enj to — into debate , in flbcrlegung 
 Sieben j to — into one's head, ficb in ben^opf 
 fe^eU) to — off, 1. (n>eg)nebmcn, abnebmen, 
 2. aus bem SBege rdumen i 3. benebmen, ent* 
 Siebcn,t»erringern, ocrminberuj 4. auetrin* 
 feU) 5. (bie TTufmerffamf eit, 2c.) absie^enj 6. 
 nacbbilben, nacbabmen, copirenjT. Typ. (xb> 
 ^ihem 8. (- off one's hand , ©inem vStroa§> 
 abf aufenj to — off the embargo, fcen ^8?|"d^Iag 
 (bie 4)anbel§fperre) aufbeben j to — on, vid. 
 to — upon; to — out, 1. bcrauSnebmenj 2. 
 wegbringen, fortfcbaffen j 3. pm Sanse auf* 
 forbcrn? 4. (jum Suell) be^ausforbern ? 5. 
 ttu^jieben, copiren, to — over, 1. mit fid^ 
 biniiber nebmen? 2. anne^mettj to — up, 1. 
 lit. kfig. aufnebmenj 2. ergrcifen, inSSer* 
 baft nebmen, aufbeben 5 3.(®elb)ttufnebmen, 
 borgcni 4. annebmenj 5. iibernebmen, auf 
 fx(b nebmen, 6. anfuUcn, erfuUen (aud^^g.), 
 auSfuUenj 7. inTTnfprud^ nebmen, bef^dfti* 
 gen 5 8. lit. &fig. einnebmen j 9. abbolen, 10. 
 bcfe^en, in 95efd^Iag nebmen i 11. erbebenj 
 12. anbeben, anfangen , beginnen, 13. fam= 
 mein j ftiftenj 14. oerbinben (eine SSunbc)f 
 Sufammenbinben, 15. binnebmen, rocgncb* 
 menj 16. aufrdumen, 17. obtbunj 18. julaf^ 
 fenj 19. (to — up short) (furs) abfertigen, 
 fcbelten, tabeln, col. beruntermad^en)20. Typ, 
 (bieSogen) aufbebenob. aufnebmenj to - up 
 arms, bie SBaffen ergreifen, to — up a bill 
 (draft). Com. einen S55ed^feleinI6fen, (ober 
 jebcs anbere ©d^ulbbocument) bejablenj to- 
 up lodgings, fiib einquartieren, einmiet^enj 
 
Take 
 
 713 
 
 Tall 
 
 to — upon one's self, 1. ubemc^men, auf ^i6) 
 iK^jmen, 2. fi(^ anmapenj II. n. 1. (locgO 
 nc^mcnj 2. fajfen, Tx* an^Qfen, Ti* feftfe^en, 
 ^Qftcn J 3. (oon Sfldt)ern , 2C. in einanl)er 
 ciiDgrcifen ? 4. einc Slic^tung cinfd^lagen, fei* 
 nen SBeg nel)men, fi(^ roenben, M begcbenj 
 bef. 5. 3uflud^t fuc^cn, Tic^ fliic^ten, rx(^ »er= 
 ftecfenj 6. roixhn, (tie beabfid^tigte) SSir= 
 fung t^un, anft^logen ; T. cine gutc SBirfung 
 i^aUn, gefaUen, SeifaUfinbett) to — after, 
 
 1. {i(b ^alten an ... , m6)a[)mcnj 2. gerat^m 
 nod^..., d^nlic^ roerDcn, nac^artcnj to — 
 from... , (einer (Sac^c, zc.) :iCbbru(b t^un, 
 (i^r) na^t^eilig feinj to — in with, eg fallen 
 mit . . . 5 to — on, 1. Typ. "garbc ne^menj 2. 
 fi(b gcberten, ficb fteUen (al§ . . . , alS ob) j 3. 
 fid) '^tma^ anne^mcn, ju |)er5cn ne^mcn, fid(> 
 grdinen, frdnfen, 4. [)eftig bcwegtob. gerii^rt 
 fcinj to — to, 1. ficb U^iUn md) . . . 5 2. f!(j^ 
 ma^en an ... , fi(§ auf (^ic aBijTenfc^aften; 
 K.) Icgen, ©ebraud) madden oon ... , fxcb be* 
 [d^dftigen mit5 3. ficb Ijalten ju . . . 5 fic^ gc* 
 n)6^nen an? 4. fic^ anfd^Iicpen an ... , 3uneis 
 gung gcrainnen ju . . . j to — to one's heels, 
 col. auSreipen, taS ^afcnpanier ergreifenj 
 to — to drinking, \i6) t)cm 3)runfe ergebctt) 
 to — up with , fid) begniigen , jufrieten fcin 
 mit . . . ) to — upon a wind sail, Mar, beim 
 SBinl)claoiienj to— with, 1. gefallcn, gutan* 
 [(^lagen j 2. fii^ finbcn in ... , sufrici)en fein 
 mit ... , ©efaUen finDcn an 
 
 Ta'ke^ible, adj. 1. ju nc^mcn, :c. , 2. annc^m* 
 bar, ne^mbar J 3. einneljmbar, ju fa|Tcn. 
 
 Take-ifn', s. col. Uv SSetrug, bie 35etrugerci. 
 
 Ta'ken, p. p. t). To Take ; to be— with, 1. be* 
 fallen, uberfallen, ergriffen roerbcn oon ... } 
 
 2. eingenommen fein oon. . . 5 to be— ill, franf 
 werbcn j to be— lame, Ial)m roerten. 
 
 Ta'k^r , *. 1. Jjer 3iel)mer, :c. } 2. t>er ^bne^* 
 mcr5 3. ber ^dufer, (^anblung8=)^unbej 4. 
 ber S3efieger, (Srobererj — of a bill, Com.ber 
 aSeii^felne^mer (®eber bc& a8ert^c§), 0le* 
 mittentj — of a ship, 1. bcr Saper (lufbrin* 
 gcr eineS ©d)iffe§)i 2. berlnne^mer (ber ben 
 ©au eineS ©cbiffed in Iccorb nimmt) j — on 
 bottomry, bcr SSobmereine^merj — -in,yig:. 
 ber Socfoogel, Setriiger. 
 
 Ta'kjng, I. s. 1. bas 5Iie()men, 20.5 2. ouig. bie 
 SSerlegen^eit) — up , Weav. ba§ lufroinbcn 
 bed 3euge8 j ll. adj. einne^menb, reijenb} III. 
 — ness, s. ba§ ©inncbmcnbe. 
 
 Tal?ip6in', s, 1. Zool. Dcr Satapoin, fcbwarj* 
 naftge TCffe? 2. t-s, pi. bie S^alapoincn, niebe* 
 ten ^riefier ber SSirmanen unb ©iamefcn. 
 
 Tal'bot [col. tab'bot] , s. ber Sagb^unb, ^inb» 
 ^unb, Siger^unb, geflecfte i)unb. 
 
 Tal'bof , s. ein gropcr »on obcn U^ unten mit 
 (Scbublaben oerfebener ©cbran^ 
 
 Talc, Talk, s. Min. ber Salf. [erbe. 
 
 Tal'kite, J. Min. bcrjerfaUenc Z(x\l, bie %oXh 
 
 Tal'cose,Tal'cous, Tal'kose, Tal'kous, Tal'ky, 
 adj, l.tam(bt,talfartig5 2.tamg,talf^altig. 
 
 Tale,*. 1. bie erjd^lung, 9tad)ricbt5 2. ba& 
 QKfi^rtben, bie eagej 3. bie 3abl5 by -, 
 fliic!n)cife,sabltt)eifej - bearer, ber3utrdgcr, 
 C^renbldfer, Ingeber, SSerleumberj — bear- 
 ing, baS TTngcben, SSerleumbcnj — teller, ber 
 SJid^rcbenerjabler, 
 
 TaKent, s. 1. ba§ Xalent, bie ®abe , :iCnlage, 
 ^k ^dbigfeitj 2. (©eroicbt unb *J)Zunje ber 
 :Klten) baS Salent. 
 
 ral'§nt?d, adj. (mit Slalenten) begabt. 
 
 Ta'les, s. Law, bie ©rfa^mdnner (9Kdnner sur 
 (Srgdnjung) einer Surt). Ltuno, 
 
 Tal'jon [— 'ypn] , s. Law , bie SBiebcroergeU 
 
 fal'Isman, s. ber Xalisman. 
 
 Talisman'jc, — cal, adj. jaubcrif4>/ mit bCt 
 ^raft cineS Sali&man begabt. 
 
 Tal'.ismanist , s. ber SSerfertigcr oon 3aubet«^ 
 mitteln, 3aubereifrdmer5 3auberer. 
 
 To Talk [tdk] , v. I. n. 1. fprecben, rcbenj 2. 
 plaubcrn,fd^n3a§en5 H. a. to — away, 1. auf 
 langwcilige "Jf rt erjd^len, coL berleiern? 2, 
 to — away one's life , fi^b um feinen ^alS re* 
 ben ) to — over , bef(bioa|cn 5 to — up , jur e* 
 ben, iiberrebcn. 
 
 ♦Talk, s. 1. ba& ©efprd-i^ J 2. ba§ ®ef(b»d§ $ 
 3.baS ® criicbt j ® erebe 5 4.^m.bie miinbliddett , 
 •-r^cntlidjen SSerbanblungcn (SSotfcbaften) ber 
 
 Ta./c, kc. vid. Talc, &c. [^nbianer. 
 
 * Talk'ative, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gefprdd(>ig, 
 gcfdjiodsigi III. — ness, s. bie®efprd(bigfeit. 
 
 *Taik'er', s. 1. ber <Spxs6)cx , jcj 2. ber 
 ©(biod^cr. 
 
 Tall, adj. 1. lang, grop) 2. ^od^? 3. gcrabe34. 
 banbfefi, fii^n, mut^ig. 
 
 ^ Tal'iage, Tal'ljage, ^.bicTCbgabe, ((§apital»> 
 <Steuer. [legen, bcfteuern. 
 
 To Tal'lage, v. a. (einc Tfbgabe, ©teucr) auf» 
 
 Tal'lageable, adj. fieuerbar. 
 
 Tall'ness, s. bie Sange, ©rope, ^o^c. 
 
 Tal'lon, s. vid. Talon. 
 
 Tal'lDw, s. ber Salg, ba§ UnfcbUttj — cake, 
 ba§ S-brob , ber S-flumpcn j — candle , bo^ 
 S-li(bt5 — catch, vid. — keech ; — chandler, 
 ber,Kersens obcr 8i(btjie^er, Sicbtgieperj '— 
 copper, bie iS-pfanne j — faced , blei^ , oon 
 frdnfli(ber ©ejid^tdfarbe} — graves, bie %-• 
 griebenj — keech, ber ^ettf lumpen (baS ju* 
 fammengeroUte %cn, loie e§ bie ^leifcber an 
 bie Sicbtjieber oerfaufen) 3 — press, bie Z~* 
 prefTe 5 — tree, Bot. ber Z -baum. 
 
Tall 
 
 714 
 
 Tang- 
 
 To Tal'low, V. a. tdgenj 2i(^ter sie^cn. 
 
 Tallower, s. dnZ^kxH^ fid) gut mdftct/ UiM 
 fctt roirb. 
 
 Tal'lowing, s. bag 9)?ciflen, ^Cnlcgen »on %ctt 
 (com SJiQftuic^) 5 — cloth , Tan. t)cr SBid^e* 
 loppen. 
 
 Tal'lOwish, Tal'lowy, adj. t)oU 3:alg, fcttig. 
 
 TaKly, *. 1. baS ^erb^olj (ol§ SSercd^nungS* 
 jnittcl gebrouc^t), 2. ber <Si)mtt, einfc^nittj 
 3.^g. baS ^affenbe, (Sntfprcc^cnbe, <Seiten» 
 flucf (su einem^aar, :c.)/ ber ^cnbantj — 
 man, 1. ber Sadler, bcr nod^ bem ^erb^olj 
 red^netj 2. ein ^rdmcr, Sn^aber cineS — 
 «hop,^ramlQl)cn§, wo So^narbeitcr oon SBo 
 6)z su SBoc^e gegen rouc^crift^cn ©eroinn 6rcs 
 tit befommcn 5 — ho ! I^qKo ! (S^^g^ruf n>enn 
 baS SBilb entbcdf t ift unb Die eigcntli(^c S^^g^ 
 beginnt), to — ho, oufflobern. 
 
 To Tal'ly, v. I. a. 1. (auft>Q§^crbt)or5) fcbnei* 
 t>cn, cinfd^nciDcn 5 2. nad^ tjcm ,terM)oIs be= 
 rcd^ncn, auSfd^nciben, 3. anpaffen, 4. Afar, 
 (bie ®egel) an^olen, bei^olenj II. n. poffen, 
 ubercinfommcn, entfpred^eii) to — at basset, 
 Gam. SQnHmSBQffctfpiclmac^en. 
 
 Tal'mud, s. Jew. Rel. berS^almuD. 
 
 Talinud'jc, — cal {^Sm. , Maun. , Ja. ; tal' — , 
 Wl)., T. Sec], adj. tttlmubiflifc^. 
 
 Tal'mijdist, s. ber Salmubift. 
 
 Tal'on, s. 1. Uc ^ralle, ^^laue, 2. bcr Salon, 
 Mc^auffarten? 3. vid. Dividend-warrant; 
 4. Arch. Die SBelle, t)tt§ ^arnicp. 
 
 Ta'lijs (Ta'lut), s. 1. Forf. & Arch. Die 25-^- 
 fd^ung, %ht)a6)uixq, t)cr Tfblauf 3 2. ^naf. ,6 
 
 Tain, *. ft. Tom. [©prungbein. 
 
 Ta'mable, I. adj. (bc)5a()mbttr> II. — ness, s. 
 bic (35e=)3fiNbarfcit. 
 
 Tam'arifn, s. Zool. ber Siomarinaffe , Sljraffe. 
 
 Tam'arind, *. BoU tic Samarinbcj t-s,pL 
 (cingemad^tc) S^amarinben, (tart t-s) ©aucr* 
 
 Tam'arisk, s. Bot. bic Zamaxi^fs. [battcln. 
 
 Tam'bdur [Ja., Wore. ; tambur', T.] , s. 1. vid. 
 Tambourine; 2. ber Sambourinfc^lfigcr , 3. 
 ^er ©ticfrol^men (oucb — frame) ; 4. (—work) 
 Ui tombourirte ItxUit , (^dfd^en=)®tic!erci , 
 Arch-s. 5. ba§ cortnt^ifcbc unb jufammenge* 
 fe^tcgapitttl, 6. ber SBinbfang (ooreinem 
 (Singang)} 7. bic 5!)iQuer cineS runben mit 
 ©dulen umgebencn ©cbdubcs, 8. Mm. bie 
 <SBinb»)3:rommel, bog SBetterrob 5 - needle, 
 bie^dfelnabel5-table, dn Sambourintifd^ 
 fiLir 25amcn. [bc§ ©ticfcnS). 
 
 *To Tam'bdur, v. a. tambourireii, bdfcin (lixt 
 
 * Tam'bdurer, *.bcr Sambourinflidfer^bie Sams 
 bourinffcicferinn. [Sans. 
 
 Tamboarine', s. 1. baS Sambourinj 2. ber S.» 
 
 Tame, 1. adj.; II. — ly, adu. l.ja^m (aud^^g:. 
 
 = matt) 5 2. mut^loS 5 3. ado. unterwiirfig j 
 — poison, Bot. bic ©djjiDalbcnnjurj. 
 
 To Tame, v. a. jd^mcn, bejdljmen, bdnbigen. 
 
 Tame'less, adj. (ro. ix.) roilb, ungcjdljmt. 
 
 Tame'n^ss, s. 1. bic 3a^m^cit5 2. bicO)lut^le« 
 rigfeitj 2. fig. bicSOJattigfeit. 
 
 Ta'm^r, s. ber SSesd^mer, Sdnbtgcr. 
 
 Tam'iny, Tam'my, 5. Com. bcrGtamin (tin 
 bunner, woUener 3eug), SamiS. 
 
 Tam'kin, s. 1. bcr ©topfel, ^fropfj 2. ber 
 ^flode, ^oljernc S^agcl, 3. Gim.a)bcr©tucf= 
 Sapfcn 5 6) ber SQlunbpfropf, ^artdtfd^enfpie^ 
 gel 5 4. Mus. I-m. a) bcr ^ern (in ber^lote, 
 :c.) } b) bcr |>ut, ® cctel (an ber SJrgclpfeifc) j 
 5. ber Supfball, Jtupferbrucf crballen. 
 
 ToTam'p?r, v. n. 1. jid() rii^ren, gcfd^dftig 
 feitt; ^anb aniegcn ) 2. fid() abgcbcn,ft(^ ua= 
 bcrufen cinmengcnj — with, (id^ bcmcngcn 
 mit, bef. (Iciest ob. ungcfdf^idft) HxitWdi bc^an= 
 beln, an . . . mcbicinirenj 3. \xC^ Se^eim un^ 
 tcr^anbeln, (§abalenf(^micbcn, intriguircnj 
 to — with , e& abfarten mit ... , ju geminncn 
 fud^en, beftcd^cn. 
 
 TamVing, s. Min. bcrffiefa^ (ber 8c^m jum 
 3upfropfen bc& ©d^ieplod^c^ beim ©prengcn.) 
 
 Tara'pjon, Tam'pjn, Tara'pon, njte Tamkin. 
 
 Tam'poy, *. bcr ©eraiirpclfentranf. 
 
 Tam'tam, s. ein orient. mctallcneS, paufenar* 
 tiges Snftrumcnt (in ®e|lalt ciner Si)mbcl). 
 
 To Tan, v. a. l.(mit2ot)e) gerbcnj 2. lo^= 
 farbig ma^en, brdunen(inber@onnen^i^e)i 
 3. Mar. (ein ©egel) t^anen (mit einer gauge 
 braun fdrbcn). 
 
 Tan, *. l.bieSo^e, ©crbcrlobcj — bed, boa 
 So^bcet) — house, vid. — yard; — leather 
 gloves, wafcblcberne ^anbfc^u^ej — pit (— 
 vat), bic 2o^grubC) — spud, provinc. ein 
 SBerfjeug sum ^bfd^dlcn bcrSSaumrinbej — 
 stove, ein 2o^gIa§^au8 5 — yard, l. bie ®crbe« 
 rcij 2. ber braunc (|)aut=)^le(f (pom ©on= 
 ncnbranb). 
 
 Tan'd?m, s. 1. einc ^rt fd^Icftfcbcr Scinwanb, 
 mit biefcr 5nfd()rift) 2. cant, eincswcirdbrigc 
 g^aife mit jnjci ^ferben, fpi^* oberlang (L e. 
 eincs por ba§ onbere) gcfpanntj — loops, pi. 
 4)dfpen fiir ,ffummet^angen. 
 
 Tang, s. 1. Bot. bcr (®ee=)Sang 5 2. Ich. ber 
 Seberfifd^}3. ber(ublea5ciO®cfd^macf, STiad^-- 
 (-ge)fd^madf ) 4. Cut. ber^ropp ober bic tlCngcl 
 ciner^Iinge 2c. S.bic Wc berSd^raansfd^raube. 
 
 To Tang, V. {Sh.) toncn, Hingen (laffen). 
 
 Tan'gent, s, Geom. bie Sangcnte. [hit. 
 
 Tangjbil'jty, s. bie gu^IbarJeit, ©mpfinbbar* 
 
 Tan'gjble, I. adj. fuflbar, cmpjtnbbar, bcriil)r« 
 bor, II. — ness, s. vid. b. ». SB. [gcr. 
 
 Tan'gier-pea, s. Bot. bie fMattcrbfc POtt Zan* 
 
Tang 
 
 715 
 
 Targ 
 
 To Tan'gle, vid. To Entangle. 
 Tan'gle , *. 1. bic SScrwirfelung , SJcwirrung; 
 ba& ©eroirr, ier^noten, 2.i)er (©ec^Slang. 
 Tan'jst , s. (el^cm. in Srlanl)) Uv ©runbl^crr, 
 bag S^bcr^aupt. 
 
 Tan'jstry, s. Law, (e^cm. in Srianb) Me SBcrs 
 erbung cinc§ Serene md) TClter unb S5>url)ig= 
 hit Ux ©tommgcnoffen. 
 
 Tan'jeb, s, cine ILvt oflint>. 9Jiu(felin§. 
 
 Tank, s. bcr aBaffer^dltcr J SKei^cr, Seicj^. 
 
 Tan'kard, s. bic (3:rinf «)^anne , bcr©c(fcl* 
 frug, — turnep, bic j;o^Irube uber ber (Srbe, 
 ber ^ol)Irttbi. [Snbien. 
 
 Taii'ngidiir, s. ber (SomniQnbttnt eine& ^orts in 
 
 Tanned, p. o. 1. lo^gor, ro^gar^ 2.Io^farbcn; 
 fa^l5 3. Her. [(^roarjgelb. 
 
 Tan'ner, s, ber So^gerber, Stot^Qcrberj — 's 
 oil, bie ^autf(]^miere. 
 
 Tan'n?ry, s, bie ©erbcrei. 
 
 Tan'n}$r§ , s. BoU ber e^bare TCrum. 
 
 Tan'nin, s. Chem. ber ©erbefloff- 
 
 Tan'sey, s. 1. Bot. ber Sfiainfarn , SBurmfarn, 
 r^ai SBurmfraut j 2. ein engl. aSacEroerF, woju 
 ber ©Qft bicfer ^flanje gcbraud^t njirb. 
 
 Tan'talisin, s. bie tantalifdje dual. 
 
 Tantaljza'tion, s. bQ§ £luSIen j bie SlUQl. 
 
 To Tan'talize, v. a. \)ami\(i) qualcn, oergcbcnS 
 [(^mad^ten laffcn, ^in^alten. 
 
 Tan't?ilizer, s. ber bo§^aft SluSIenbe, k. 
 
 Tan't?imount, I. j. baS ICquioalent, ber ®ld6}= 
 betrog, @egenroert^5 II. adj. dquiwalent, 
 gleid^geltcnb, Qld^i — to..., im gleid(>en 
 aScrl)dItnip mit . . . , o. glei(j^cni SBert^e aI6 
 
 Tantiv'y , ado. fpornfircid)&} to ride — , mit 
 »cr^ttngtem-3ugelreitcn. [ncn. 
 
 Tan'trum, s. col. ber OlaptuS, bef. pi. bic 2au= 
 
 To Tap, V. I. a. 1. fanft Ho^fcn, leid^t berii^= 
 ren , fanft f(j^lagcn , tippenj 2. (ein ^a^) on* 
 ftecfen, japfen, anjapfen, (au(| St/rg.) ob= 
 jttpfen, 3. urn eincnSSaum ^erum aufgrabcnj 
 II. n. Sport, trommeln (»ie ein |)afe ob. ^a= 
 nind^en in ber SSrunftseit). 
 
 Tap, s. 1. ber gelinbe @d)Ittg5 2. bcr^apfen, 
 bic3apfenr6brei3.Swrg-.ba§(S8unb05R6^r= 
 d^cn, bie ^o^lfonbe J 4. vid. — room ; — borer, 
 ber 3apfenbo^rcr, @pi|bo^rer , — droppings, 
 bag (au§ einem^affc)7CuSgclttufene}— house, 
 bie (Sc^enfe, baS SSier^auSj — room, bic Zxinh 
 ftube, <Sd^en!fiube5 — root, bic ^auptn>ur= 
 id, ^fa()l»urjel, ^ersrourjel. 
 
 Tape, s. ba§ fd)male JBanbj 3»irnbanb , 2ei= 
 nenbanb 5 ber ©treifcn 5 — lace , bie 3roirn- 
 fpi^e, — laver, Bot. bie f(j^male SBate, UIocj 
 — worm, bcrSSanbrourm. 
 
 To Ta'per, v. I. n. immcr fd^mfilcr plaufen, 
 in eine ©pi^e auSlaufcn j II. a. 1. mitSSad^&= 
 
 fcrjen cricudjtcn j 2. to — off , jufpi^cn, 
 abfc^arfen. 
 Ta'per, I. s. 1. bic SBad^Sferje, berSBad^Sfloct, 
 SBad^Sftapel J 2.^g. bic Seudiite, 3. baS @pi§. 
 Sulaufcnj - of tlie wheels , bic ©d)ragcber 
 {Rabfelgenj II. adj. 1. or Ta'pering , fpi^ig 
 ober f(^mal plaufcnb, fpi^ig 5 2. or — bored, 
 Gun. on ber 5Dliinbung reciter al§ gcgcn ben 
 ©top su gebo^rt. III. — ness, *. ba§ 3ugc* 
 fpi^tc, bic jugefpi^tc ©eftalt. 
 
 Tap'estry, s. (—hangings) bic (mit ^iguren 
 burd^roirftc) Sapetcj ber Scppii j bie 3;ape« 
 jerei} — books, pi. Sapcten^afen 5 — maker, 
 bcr Sapctenmirfcr^Seppid^mac^er 5— needles, 
 S^apetcnnabelnj — of the high warp, 4)autc« 
 liffenj — of the low warp, SSaffcliffcn. 
 
 To Tap'estry, v. a. mit ISapcten jiercn. 
 
 Ta'pir, s. Zool. bcr Sapir, ba§ SBafTerfd^roein. 
 
 Ta'pjs [Wb. , Wore. ; tap'j , Sm. , Ja.] , s. ber 
 (I£ifd^OSeppi(^, bie Sifd^befleibung i to bring 
 on (upon) the — , fig. col. auf ba& 3)opet (in 
 baS ® efprficb, 2C.) bringen 5 to be upon the — , 
 auf bcm 3)apetc fein, befpro^en wcrben. 
 
 Tap'p?t, s. Mech. ber ^cbling , bic cycentrifc^c 
 ©d^eibcj — shaft, bic ^ebling&roelle. 
 
 Tap'pjng- , comp. — cock, ber 3apf^al^n5 — 
 pipe, bic 3apfro^rc. 
 
 To Tap'py, v. n. Sport, [id) fauem, PcrflcdEen. 
 
 Tap'saii, *. cinc ^Crt oftinb. ^Rattun^. 
 
 Tap'st?r, s. bcr 3apfcr, ^ellner , (Bd^enB. 
 
 Tar , *. 1. bcr %i)cvi 2. col. ber ^JCatrofc j — 
 water, Med. ba§ S^^erroaffcr. 
 
 To Tar, v. a. tl)cren, (mit S^er)anftrcid^en j 
 to — and feather, to — and cotton , Am. erjl 
 bct^cren unb bann in ^ebern fieifcn, ober mit 
 aJaumwoUc befleben (bef. pr S^dt be§ 93c- 
 freiung&fricgS gegen )iie fonigl. Oeftunten 
 ouSgeubtc SBolBrad^c). 
 
 Tar'and, s. Zool. Ui Olennt^icr, bcr {Rangier. 
 
 Tarantel'la , s. ber Sarantcltanj. [tismus. 
 
 Tar'antiism , s. bic S^anjfranf^cit , bcr Saran* 
 
 Taran'tula, s. Ent. Ue JKarantcI. 
 
 Tarda'tion, vid. b. fi. Retardation. 
 
 Tar'djgrade, 1. orTardig'radous, adj. Iang» 
 fam ge^enb j 2. t-s, s. collect, bic ^ault^icre. 
 
 Tardil'oquence, s. ba§ 8angfamfpred()en. 
 
 Tar'dy, I. adj. ; II. — ily, adv. longfam j fau= 
 mig, nad^bleibenb j III. — iness , s. bic 2ang« 
 famfeit^ ©aumigfeit. [3. Com. bie Sara. 
 
 TAre, s. 1. bie taubc t^rcj 2. Bot. bic SBicfcj 
 
 To TAre, v. a. 1. Com. tarirenj 2. to — in, 
 Mar. (ein ©egel) befd^lagen. [Targe, f. b. fM. 
 
 Tiir'get, s. 1 . Ue Zaxt\^t, bcr ©d^ilb , 2. Gim. 
 bie ©d^ieffd^eibe j 3. bef. Bot-s. ba§ @(t>ilb* 
 d^enj — shaped, fd^ilbformig. 
 
 Tar'g§ted, adj. mit cinem ©it)ilbc beroaffnct 
 
Targ 
 
 716 
 
 Tatt 
 
 Targetier', s. ber S^artfd^cntrdgcr. 
 
 Tar'g^m, s. bet Sargum, tic (^aH)ciif(l^c7fu§I(;= 
 gung be§ alten 3:cflament§. [ment§. 
 
 Tar'gumist , s. ter ^JfuSleger be§ oltenSefta- 
 
 TiVifFCTar'if), s. Der (3oU03;arif, t)aS 3oU= 
 »erseid)mp, 3oUregif!er3 — of coins, bie S5al= 
 oationStabeUCj — union , vid. Commercial 
 Union. [jeic^nif bringen, torifiren. 
 
 To Tar'iff, v. a. Com. SSaaren in cin BoUoers 
 
 Tarn, s. 1. bcr ©umpfj 2. bcr ficine <Sec. 
 
 To Tar'nish, v. I. a. bef(t>musen, beflecfeni 
 friiben, cerbunfelnj II. w. [(^musen, ben 
 ®lttnj oerlieren. 
 
 Tar'nish, s. Die oerf(l(>o|fenc ober roftige ^arbe. 
 
 'Rir'Qc , J. Gam. baS SoroF (ein ^artenfpicl). 
 
 T^rpau'lin , *. 1. Mar, bie ^refenning, S^er= 
 berfcj 2. cowt. ber QJlatrofe, an. Xi)cx^nh. 
 
 Tar'race, Tar'ras, s. ber Xrap, 0UlCanifd(»e5 
 
 Tar'ragon, 5. Bot. ba§ Dragun. [^probuct. 
 
 To Tarre, v. a. [Sh.) ^e^en, (an)treibcn. 
 
 Tar'ri^nce, s. (xo. ix.) ba§ SSerroeilen. 
 
 Tar'rjer, s. 1. ber 3(lUberer5 2. i?td. Terrier. 
 
 Tar'rock, s. Orn. bic njcif e ^eoe, SBintcrmeoe. 
 
 To Tar'ry, v. n. 1. jSgern, fdumen, saubern? 
 2. cerweileny njarten , Ijarren. 
 
 Tar'ry, adj. 1. QU§ S^er bef^e^cnb, t()eri(bt5 
 
 Tar'rying, s. berS5er5ug.[2.^g. matrofenartig. 
 
 Tar's^l, adj. Anal, bie gupiDurjcl bctreffenb. 
 
 Tar's?) , s. vid. Tiercel. [genliebfnorpel. 
 
 Tar'suis, s. Anat. Lbie^ufrourjelj 2. bcriu= 
 
 Tart, adj. 1. ^crbc, fauerj 2. fd^arf, flrenge, 
 beipenb. [Sortenpfanne. 
 
 Tart, s. bie Sorte, ba» ^afletd^enj — pan , bie 
 
 Tar'tan , s. ([(^ottifcb) 1. vid. Plaid ; 2. bie 
 fcj^ottifd^e 5!Kunbart5 3. \iiz bergfcbottifcl^en 
 @itten u. ® ebrdud^e i — hoge, buntgerourfelte 
 (auS Spartan jufammengena^te) ©triimpfe, 
 — purry, einc ITrt gcmifcbten ®ert(^t§, ^IIer= 
 Iei5 — ribbon, buntgcrourfeltes ©eibenbanb. 
 
 Tar'tan(e) , s. bie Sortane (cinmaftigcs ^u= 
 flenfaljrjeug im mittelldnbif^en 9}?eere). 
 
 Tar'tar , *. 1. ber Zavtaxu^, bie Untermclt, 2. 
 C/icm. ber SBcinflein j 3. ber 3:a(r)tar ((Sis^ 
 wo^ner ber3)a(r)tareij j 4. ber ^ufbraufenbe, 
 ^i^topf. [2. tQ(r)tarif(b. 
 
 Tarta'rean, adj. 1. auSbem3)artaru§,()6Ui[d)^ 
 
 Tarta'reoas, adj. 1. or Tar'tarous, S55einftein 
 ent^altenb, rocinfteinartigj tartarous salts, 
 C/iem.SBeinfteinfalsej 2. ^gnifd^. 
 
 Tartar'jc , adj. 1. or Tarta'rian , ta(r)tarif(^ 5 
 t-ian lamb, Bot. bQ8tatarif(^e Samm, ber SSa^ 
 rcmct, 2. roeinftcinartig 5 — acid, CViem. bie 
 SBeinfleinfdurc. [bQ& ^ftali, bie ^otafd^e. 
 
 Tar'tarin, J. 1. Zoo^ ber CiJianbriUj 2. C/iem. 
 
 Tar'tarinat§d, adj. weinfleinfauer. 
 
 Tar'tarine, adj. ^oUifd^. 
 
 Tartarjza'tion , j. Uz SBeinfleinbilbung. 
 
 To Tjir'tarize, v. a.tartQrifiren, mit SBeinftefn 
 
 Tar'tarous, vid. Tartaric, 2. [ttnnia(^en. 
 
 Tar'tary, s. Geog. ^ii 3;a(r)tarei. 
 
 Tar'tish, adj. fduerlid^, etnjaS ^crbe. 
 
 Tarl'l^t, s. dim. )ia^ Zott6)Cn. 
 
 Tart'ly, adv. K). Tart. 
 
 Tjirt'n^ss, *. 1. bic ^Jcrbe, (Sdurej 2. fig. bie 
 <S(j^drfe, ©trcnge, a3eifigfeit. 
 
 Tiir'tores, s. em Hxt of^inbifd^cn SUJuU'elinS. 
 
 Tiir'trate , Tiir'trite , s. Chem. ba§ rocinflieins 
 
 TJir'trc, s. vid. Tartar, 2. [ftture <3alj. 
 
 Ta'sel, vid. Teasel. Tash, s. bie ^JJeficlnabet. 
 
 Task, s. 1. (— work) bieOTufgabe, (aufgcgc* 
 bene) Irbeit, 2. ba& ©efc^dft, 3:agen}erf5 to 
 take (call) to — , fig. xioxm^mn, sur 9lebe 
 j^eUenj — master, ber ^rbeit§»ogt, 3u(^t» 
 meifier. 
 
 To Task, V. a. 1. bcfcbdftigen, ^rrbeit aufgcbcn, 
 ttuftrogen, belegenmit . . . , 5umut^en)2. auf* 
 bietenj 3. (ben .ffopf) einncl)mcn. 
 
 Tas'ker, s. 1. vid. Task-master; 2. col. bit 
 (So^nO^rbeiter, 3:agel6()ner. 
 
 Tass, s. ^it ®(^enfelf(bicne (am ^ornif(I)e). 
 
 Tas's?! , s. 1. bic Sluafle, S;robbel, ZoUa 2. 
 (— of a book), ber SSlattraentjerj 2. or — 
 gentle, vid. Tiercel; 3. vid. Teasel ; 4. t-8, 
 T. tie Srcter unter bem v^amingefimfe. 
 
 Tas'seled , adj. Her. mit Sluajleu gcjiert. 
 
 las'table, adj. fd^mcrfbar, fd^macf^aft. 
 
 To Taste, v. I. a. 1. foften, fd^mecfenj 2. fu^* 
 Icn, empfinben, Iciben, leibcn mogen j 3. fpar* 
 famgeniepen, nippen? 4. Mar. (bie ^oljcr) 
 bo&ren, um ju unterfud^en, ob fie gefunb finb ? 
 II. n. 1. [(^mecfen, einen ©efcfjmact ^abenj 
 2. !oflen, oerfud^en. 
 
 Taste, s. 1. baS^of^en, @d)mcdfen5 2. ber @c- 
 fcbmacf (bepgl.^/igrO/ ba§ ®efii()l5 to take a 
 slight — of, nur ein wenig oerfud^enj to give 
 a — of . . . , su foj^en geben »on — 
 
 Tas't^d, p. a. fcbmccfenbjiil — ,unfd^mact(jaftj 
 well—, fc^marf^aft. 
 
 Taste'ful,arfi.fd^maeft)aft,f6fHid^,gcfrf)mQcfooU. 
 
 Taste'less, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. gefd^maif loS, 
 unfd^mai^aftj III. — ness, *. bie ©cfdjmacfs 
 lofigfeit. [@(bnopp§gIa§. 
 
 Tas'ter, s. 1. bcr Softer, K. 5 ^rebcnscrj 2.ba& 
 
 Tas'tjng, s. ber ®efd)macE (al» Sinn). 
 
 Tas'ty, adj. mod. gef(^mQcfDott, mobif^. 
 
 Tiit, Ta'ta, s. fond, (in bcr .ffinberfprat^c) 
 
 Tat(5d', vid. Tattoo. [^papa. 
 
 To Tat't^r, v. a. jerreifen, jcrlumpen, jerfes* 
 jen? to — a kip, ca7?f.X?.cinen totten ©treic^ 
 
 Tat'ter, s. ber Sumpen, Sappen. [QuSfut)ren. 
 
 Tatterdemalion, .v. vulg. ber 2ump, Cumpen* 
 
 ferl, ®d>uft,^alun?e. 
 
Tatt 
 
 717 
 
 Tear 
 
 Tat'tie^, s. pi. einc ^rt ^u^lmatten in ^hin 
 Tat'tinga, s. pi. lnfe|efpi$cn. [bicn 
 
 To Tat'tle, v. n. f(^n3a|en, plaubern. 
 Tat'tle, s. U$ ®efd)n)d| , ©cnjcifc^ 5 - basket, 
 
 co/.t)iepiouDertafcl)C5bcr<S(^n)d§er,Dic®(^-i 
 Tat'tler, s. ber ®d)»d^er, ^Mauberer. [inn 
 Tatt66', s. 1. A'ln. ber 3apfcnftrei£^5 2. bie 
 
 ittttoroirung j 3. cine ^f rt HeincS oftinb.^ferb. 
 To Tattoo', To TattOw', v. a. (bie ^aut) tat* 
 
 ton>iren,tdttorcircn. 
 Tau, s. 1. /c/i.ber Jtrotcnfifc^ j 2. Enf.berT 
 
 SSogcl, ©d^ieferbccfcri cross —, //er. ba0 "Jln^ 
 Tat'tor, vid. Tattoo, 3. [toniuSfreuj 
 
 Taught [tat] , I. pret. & p. p. \). To Teach 
 
 II. adj. & adv. Sea, I. fteif, flraff, tJoU (Don 
 
 ben (Segelnji 2.^g. bicnflcifrig, flreng. 
 Taunt, adj. fc^r ^o(^ , [ct)r grop. 
 To Taunt, v. a. fii)mQ^en, [)o^nen, fpotten,fli 
 
 c^cln, tabeln, ausfdjelten (— at, uber). 
 Taunt, .V. ber^obn, <Spott, bie ©c^md^ung, 
 
 ©tic^clei, ber Sabel. 
 
 Taun'ter, s. ber ^6l)ner, B(i)mai)cv, 6p6tter. 
 Taun'tjness, s. bie (Sc^)mttt)fu(i)t. 
 Taun'tjngly, ado. ()6^nifcl), fc^md^cnb. 
 Taurjcor'nous, adj. ge()6rnt wie ein ©tier. 
 Tau'riform, adj. flierformig. 
 Taut, adj. vid. Taught. 
 Tau'rijs, s. Ast. ber ©tier (im 3:^icrfreife). 
 TautolSg'jc , — cal , I. adj. ; II. — cally , adv. 
 
 tautologifc^ , PoU unnii^er SBieber^olungcn. 
 Tautol'ogist, s. ber Sautologifl, unnu§ SBie; 
 
 berl)olcnbe. 
 ToTautol'ogize, v. a. (in pcrfd^iebenen 7fu05 
 
 brficfen) wieber^olen, baffelbe fogcn. 
 TautSl'ogy, s. bie Xautologie, unn5tl)igeS[Bic= 
 
 berl)olung. 
 Tav'?rn, s. DaS SBcin^auS, bie (S[Bein»)®<^en= 
 
 fe, — hunter, — man, ber ^cd)zv, 3e(i^gafl. 
 Tav'ern-kee'p^r (Tav'erner) , s. ber ^^mh 
 Tav'erning, p.5.ba§ 3e(ienin ©(l^enfen.[n>irt^. 
 To Taw, V. a. roeif gerben. 
 Taw, 5. bie @(§neUfugeI, btt§ (S-fduld^en, ber 
 
 @(l)u|Ter, aud^ : ba§ ©piel bamit. 
 Taw'dered, — out, Taw'dry, I. adj. ; II. — ily, 
 
 ado.flitter^aft, bunt,p^antaftifd^ (^erauS) ge* 
 
 pu^to III. (or tawdry splendour) ber glitter* 
 
 ftaQt,(®aufel=)^u|. 
 Tawed, p. a. 1. njei^gar^ 2. vid. Tawny. 
 Taw'er, s. bcr SBeijigerber. 
 Taw'ery , s. bie SBeipgerberei. [©c^roarjgelb. 
 Taw'nin^ss, s. bieSo^farbc, bag 35raungelb, 
 Tiiw'ny, odi.lol)fQrbcn, braungelb, fd^warsgclb. 
 Tax,s. l.bieXQie^Steucr^ 2.ber3;abel,S8ors 
 
 wurfi —cart, fcQg (niebrig) befieuerte gu^rs 
 
 njerf} — gatherer, ber ©teuereinne^mer. 
 To Tax, V. a. 1. cine ©teuer Quflegen, bes 
 
 fieucrnj 2. fd^d^cn, tQnrcn3 3./^. inXn- 
 fprud^ ne^mcn, aufbuvben, jumut^enj 4. 
 (— with) ponpcrfcn, bcfd^ulbigenj tabeln, 
 fdKltcn. [belnlroertC). 
 
 Tax'able, adj. 1. fleuerbar, sottpflid)tig5 2.ta= 
 
 Taxa'tion, s. 1. bie Sanation, ©(^d^ung, 2. bie 
 (SBaaren«)?8efieuerung, ©tenerj 3. (w, u.) 
 bcr Sabel , SSorrourf. [ber Saicator. 
 
 Tax'er, s. 1. ber JBcficuerer, K. cf. To Tax; 2. 
 
 Tax'idermist, s. bcr SonfcrPator, im 7Cu§fiopi 
 fen unb Tfufberoa^ren p.3:^icrenS3en)anbertc. 
 
 Tax'jdermy, .v. bie S^ayibermic (Jtunfi, S^ljierc 
 ausjuftopfcnunb oufsubema^ren). 
 
 Taz'el, vid.Teazel Tazet'ta, ,v.J5of.bie3;asette. 
 
 Tea, s. bcr Sljee, — board, baS Z-hXiti — 
 
 — canister , \iU S^-biid^fc} — cup , bie Dber- 
 taffci — dish, b-ie S-tajte? — drinker, ber 3)-5 
 trinferj — equipage, vid. — things ; — gar- 
 den, berS^cc= (aw. ^affcc=)®cirten) —kettle, 
 bcr S^-feffelj — kitchen , cine Z-ma^d^m, — 
 leaf, baS Z-UatU - party, bic S^-gcfcUfd^aft j 
 
 — pot, ber S^-topfj bie Sl-fanne^ — poy, 
 (oftinb.) 1. bie^erlmutterj 2. an hammer* 
 biencr (3^ifd^d()en) mit ©inem gupe 5 — room, 
 ba§3;-jimmer 5 — saucer, bic Untertaffe,— 
 spoon, ber S-loffelj — shrub (—tree), bic 
 S-ftaube 5 — table, ber S-tifd^ 5 - things, ba§ 
 S-jeug, S-gefd^irrj — tongs, pi. bie 3u^ 
 ferjangcj — tray, ba§ 3;-breti — urn, bieS-* 
 lime, S-mafd^incj — wafers, SBaffeln sum 
 3:()ee su ne^mcn. 
 
 To Teach , v. ir. I. a. 1. lel)ren, untcrrid^tcn, 
 untcrweifen, 2. bcnad^rid^tigcnj 3. Mar. bie 
 Sflid)tung burdt) eineSiniejeigcnj II. n. Unter* 
 rid^t gcbcn. 
 
 Teach,,?. Sug-w. ber Piertc ^ucfers^fcffel, 
 roorin man bem 3udfer ben le|ten ®rob ber 
 i8Sollfommenl)cit giebt. 
 
 Tea'chable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. gclc^rig 5 
 III. — ness, s. bie ®elc()rigfeit. 
 
 Tea'cher, s. 1. Der Scorer, bic g-rinn?* 2. bcr 
 (nid^t orbinirte) ^rebigcrj 3. Typ. ber^n* 
 fii^regcfpan. [S^Ianb- 
 
 Teague [teg] , s. joe. bcr ^rl^nbcrj — land, 
 
 Teak, s. BoU bcr S^^cfabaum 5-wood, ba§ (fcl)r 
 baucr^aftc unb sum @(^iff§bau benu^te) ^olj 
 biefeS SSaumcd. 
 
 Teal, s. Orn. bic flcinc ^ricc&cntc. 
 
 Team, s. 1. t>a^ (Scfpannj 2. ber 3ug, bic 
 Slei^ei 3. ber glug (roilber) ©nten 5 — work. 
 Am. bie gelbarbeit bur(^ Bugpic^. [f(^irren. 
 
 To Team, v. a. an* obcr sufammcnfpannen,ttn-« 
 
 Tea'raer, s. baS ^fcrb, :c. au$ eincm ©efpanu. 
 
 Team'st^r, s. ber ('^va6)t')'^u^vmann. 
 
 Tear, s. bic S^rdnc, 3d^re. 
 
 To Tear, V. n. t^rdnen (pon ben ^ugen). 
 
Tear 
 
 718 
 
 Tell 
 
 To TeAr, v. ir. I. a. l.reifen, jerrcnj 2. jcr» 
 rcifeni 3. jerwu^Ien, serfleifc^cn} 4. (— out) 
 ausreifen5 to — from, raegreipcn, entrcipcn, 
 to — off, Qbrei^cn, to — np , jerrei^en, auf= 
 rcifcnj 11- w. l- Mt^cn, rafen, tobcn j 2. fi^ 
 ^eftigbewcgcn^ftfirsen. 
 
 Tedr, *. 1. ber Slip (in 3cu9en,2C.)j 2. bie 
 grof c ^aft; bcr (ooUc) Sarricrc. 
 
 Tedr'^r, s, tax 3erreifer, 2C. c/. Te Tear. 
 
 Tear'fAI, adj. t^xancn'ooU, roeincnb. 
 
 Tedr'ing, I. p. a. ; H. — ly, adv. wig, l.Ici^t 
 jcrreifSar (»on ben fiir ben ofriFon. ^anbel 
 bcflimmten 3cugen)} 2.1)cfti9j3. ^inreipenb, 
 4. adv. Quperfl, iSberouS. 
 
 Tear'less, adj. t^ranenloS J gefu()IIo§. 
 
 To Tease, v. a. 1. fdinmen, frcmpein, aufs 
 rau^cnj 2. jerrcn, S.plagcn, qudlen, necfen. 
 
 Tea'sel, x, Bot. bic ^arbenbiftcl. 
 
 Tea'sel^r , s. ber ^arbdtfd^cr. 
 
 Tea's§r, s, 1. ber (Qud() : baS) Slucilenbe, pia= 
 gcgciflj 2. (in ben ©tutereicn) ber ^robe= 
 
 Teat, *. bic 3i^e, Sruflroarje. [|eng|^. 
 
 Tea-to'tal, orfj. mod. cant, bcm (bloS nid^tgci* 
 fligc ©etronfe trinPcnben) ?i)l(!l^ig!eit§i)ereine 
 (ber Tea-to'talers , %^ec=totali^in , t(li(i)U^ 
 ttl§ sIKl^cetrinfcr) ange^6rcnb,barauf bcjiigli^. 
 
 Tea-to'talism , s. ber ®runbfa§ bIo§ ni(^lgeis 
 fiige ©etrdnfc su genicpen. 
 
 To Teaze, &c. vid. To Tease. 
 
 Tea'zel, vid. Teasel. 
 
 Tech'jiy, adv. »on Techy. [li{^?eit. 
 
 Tecb'iness, *. bie Unfreunblid^Fcit , S5erbriep= 
 
 Tegh'nic, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — cally, adv. tcd^= 
 nif(^, funflmapig, !unf!gere(^t, jur ^unfl ge= 
 l^firig, t-cal word, baS^unftroort, III. t-s, 
 s. pi. Ui Sed^nif 5 IV. — caln$ss, Technical'- 
 ity, *. ba§ Sec^nifci^c : l. baS ^unfigered^te 5 2. 
 (im pi.) bie ted^nifd^en 3:^eile. 
 
 TeghnQlog'jcal , adj. gen>erBfunbli(i^ , ge»erb= 
 lid^, ted^noIogif(§ 5 — institution, bie®cnjerbs 
 fc^uIe. [bige. 
 
 Technol'ogist, *. ber Se(^noIog, ®e»erbfun= 
 
 T^ehnol'Qgy, *. bie Se^nologie, ® ewerbf unbe. 
 
 Tech'y, vid. Touchy. [wanb. 
 
 TSek'Ienburgs, s. pi. bie tecflenburger 2ein= 
 
 T?ctonV, adj. pr SSaufunfl ge^firig. 
 
 To Ted, V. a. provinc. (frifd^gemd^teS ®ra§) 
 |um SrodPnen auSbreiten. 
 
 Ted'der, s.l.Ui (@panns)©eil, SBeibefcil (ber 
 lange <Stricf xoomit man S^^iere Quf ber SBei= 
 be anbinbet) ; 2. fig. bie Seffel. [^emmen. 
 
 To Ted'der, v. a. 1. anbinben, feffeln j 2. fig. 
 
 Ted'dy, s. abhr. ft. Edward. 
 
 Te-de'ijm, s. btt§ Sebeum, ber Sobgefong. 
 
 Te'djous, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adi\ 1. langmeilig, 
 WfKgj 2. weitfd^weiftg 5 3. langfam, Wtg^ 
 
 III. — ness, *. 1. bic 2ttngn>eiligFeit5 2. W 
 
 SBeitfd^njeifigFeit. [njeiligfeit, Sdftigfeit. 
 TeMium, s. 1. ber SBibermille , 2. bieSang* 
 To Teem, v. n. 1, f(^wanger fein ober ge^en, 
 
 2. gebdrenj ^.fig. mimmein, ooU fein, fd^wer 
 
 trogen, firo^en (— with , con). 
 Tee'mer, s. W ©ebdrerinn, ^ruci^tbare. 
 Teem'ful, Tee'ming, adj. 1. fd^raangcr, fruc^t* 
 
 bar5 2. con, ^od^gefiiat. 
 Teen, s. 1. 4= ber ^mmer, S5crbruf 5 2. pi 
 
 bie Seiner, 2ebenaial)re oon 13 bi§ 19. 
 Tee?, s, Geog. bie Gtf(^ (^lup in Stalien). 
 Teef/i, s. {pi. ». Tooth), 1. bie 3d^ne 5 2. Arch. 
 
 ,$tdIbersd^ne,ber3o^nf(i^nitt5 in the — , 1 . gc» 
 
 rabe cntgcgen(o.SBinbe)5 2.yj8-. in§®cri$t. 
 To Teeth, v. n. SQl)nen, 3d^ne befommcn. 
 Teethed, p. a. bcf. Mech. gcja^nt, — wheel, 
 
 U^ Mmmxai. [®eip. 
 
 Tegg , s. Sport, eine sweijd^rige 9let)fu^ , bic 
 Teg'ular, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. sicgelformigi 
 
 Qu§ 3iegcln j 3iegel». [5)aut. 
 
 Teg'ument, s. Anat. bic SScbecfung, ^iillc, 
 Tegumen't^ry, arfi.t>ie|)OUtbctrcffcnb 5 ^dutig. 
 To Tehee', To Teh-he', v. n. cant. fi(I>crn, 
 Tehee', int. ^\^i\ ^a^a I [fiberlaut lQd}cn. 
 Teil, s. Bot. \)k 8inbe. 
 
 Teine, s. Falc. bic @ngbr5fiig!cit ber ^olfen. 
 Teint [tint] , s. vid. Tint. [»ebe55 2. fptnncnb. 
 Te'I/ry, adj. 1. ein ®ett>e5c bctreffenb, ©e* 
 Tel'egraph, *. bcr Sclegrap^ 5 marine— ,ba& 
 
 ©ignalifiren burc^ ^laggcn? line of t-s, bie 
 
 Selegrap^cnlinie. 
 To Tel'egraph , v. a. & n. burd^ telcgrap^ifd^C 
 
 3ei(bcn bena^rid^tigcn ob. ou§brucfen, tele* 
 
 grop^iren. [-cally). 
 
 Telegraph'ic,-cal, adj. telegrapt)ifit), {adv.: 
 Teleol'ogy, s. TheoU W IScIcologic. 
 Tel'escope, s, bQ§ ScIcfFop: 1. btt§ (®piegel=> 
 
 gemro^rj 2. Conch, tik ©eetonne. 
 
 Telescop'ic, — cal , adj. teleffopif(b. [mittcl. 
 
 Tel'esm, s. cin Amulet, 3auber= Ob. SBei^ungS* 
 
 Tel^fmat'ic, — cal, njic Talismanic. 
 
 Teles'tic, s. ein ®ebid^t, wo W Snbbud^fiQbcn 
 jeber 3eile einen 3^Qmen bilbcn. 
 
 To Tell, V. ir. I. a. 1. fagenj 2. Uxxi^Uxi, er» 
 jd^Ien; 3. (pfommcn)jtt^ren5 to — fortunes 
 upon (or by) the cards, bic^artc [d^Iagcnj 
 to — off, bef. Mil. Qbjd^Ienj to — over, 
 iibcrjd^lcnj to - to, susdt>Ien5 n. n. 1. [pre* 
 djen, er5dl)len5 2. (Frdftigc) SBir!ung t^unf 
 to — of (vulg. on) , col. (Semanb) onflagen. 
 
 Tel'len, s. Conch, bie SeHmufd^el. 
 
 Tel'ler, s. 1. bcrSrsQ^Ierj 2. ber3d^tcr5 3. 
 ber (SSQ^I0®timmcnsdt>Icr5 4. ber Ba^Imct* 
 flcrj 5. ber (Saffenge^iilfe (in aSanfen, jc). 
 
 Tell'-tale, I. s. 1. ber 3utrdgcr, 3»if(l^entra:t 
 
Tell 
 
 719 
 
 Tena 
 
 gcr , S)l^rcnbldfcr5 2. T. cin beraegltd^cS 8ti3df| 
 Slfcnbein ob. SBIei in Hcincn Srgcin , urn an= 
 juicigcn, »enn l)er SBint) erf(^6pft ift, 3. a— 
 of the rudder or tiller . Mar. cin "Jfjiomctcrj 
 II. adj. gef(^»tt§ig, f(^n>a§6Qft, coi. flatft^ig. 
 
 Tel'Iurate, s, Oiem. 1>Q§ teaurfaure ©alj. 
 
 Tellureted, adj. mit ScUur oerbuntcn. 
 
 Tellu'riiira, .v. Min. t)a§ Scttur, black— ore, 
 ba& SlattcrtcIIurj yellow—, btt§ ©elberj, 
 aiSeiftcttur. [toIl!u^n;Unbcfonnen. 
 
 Teraera'rious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. tewegcn, 
 
 Temer'lty , .v. bie SScrwegcn^cit, S^oUfu^n^cit, 
 Unbefonncnl)eit. 
 
 To Tem'per, v. a. 1. gc^6rtg mif(bcn, \)erfc§cn 
 mit ... 5 2. untcr einanber rii^rcnj 3. (5)?e= 
 tQlIc) Garten 5 4. racid^ mod^en (5- 55. SEo^S) j 
 5. formcn, geftalten^ 6. mSf igen, milbcrn, be* 
 fdnftigcn, ernjcitbcn, 7. eincfStimmung gcbcn, 
 flimmcn, 8. an^ajfcn^ 9. Mus. tempcriren. 
 
 Tem'per , ,v. 1. bie ge^firigc ^Kiftbungj 2. vid. 
 Temperament, 1.^3. bQ§ Scmpcroment, bic 
 naturlic^e 9teigung, ©emut^Sort, bog ©c* 
 mut^, bcr Q^arafterj 4. bie ®cmut^§flims 
 mung, Saunc? 5. bic ^Ropigungj 6. bic ©e^ 
 mfit^Sru^ej T. bie ^drte (bc§ ©ifenS obcr 
 ©tal)IcS) J S.vj'd.Temperature, 1. 5 9. 5?fg--ic. 
 Jtal? obcr fi^nlicbe roa^rcnbbcScrflcnSiebenS 
 be§ 3utf erfofteS bcigcmifdjtc (Subftanj, urn bic 
 fibcrpffxgc ©dure ju ncutralifiren. 
 
 Tem'perament , s. 1. bie (forpcrlicbe) SScf^baf* 
 fen^citi 2. bie S5crfaJTung5 3. Mus. bic 3;cm= 
 pcrotur. [bctrcjfcnb, ScmpcromcntSs. 
 
 Temp?ramen'tal, adj. bie^6rpcrbcf(baffcn{>eit 
 
 Tem'perance, s. 1. bie SiJJdf igfcit 5 2. bic 5}?q= 
 figung? — society, ber 5)?dpigfcitgiocrcin. 
 
 Tem'perate, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. mdpig? 
 2. geloffcn; — zone, bic gcmdpigte 3one5 III. 
 
 — ness, s. 1. bQ& ®emdpigte5 2. bie Mfig* 
 feit^ 3. W SJJdfigung. 
 
 Tem'p?rative, adj. milbcrnb. 
 
 Tem'perature [— tshur], s. 1. bic Scmpcra= 
 
 tur,aBcf(i)Qffen^cit bcr 2uft, SBittcrung 5 2. 
 
 bie gc^Srige 5J?if(!^ung. 
 Tem'pered, adj. 1. gcflimmt, (well — , good—, 
 
 guts, bad — , ill—, iibeOgcIaunt, 2. Mus. 
 
 ntt(b ber Sempcrotur geflimmt, tcmperirt. 
 Tera'pest, s. 1. bcr ©turm , ©turmwinb , Sr* 
 
 fan; 2. ba8 Ungcwittcrj 3.^%. bcrTfufruj^r, 
 
 — beaten , pom ©turmc gctrojfen , jcrtrums 
 mcrt, flurmberocgt. [ftfirmcn. 
 
 To Tem'p9st, v. a. (». fi.) bcflurmcn, bur^s 
 T^mpes'tjve, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. jcitgcmdp, 
 
 pr rc(§ten ^dt 
 T^mpes'tuons, I. orfj. ; II. — ly, ad%). flurmifd^, 
 
 ungejlumj III. — ness, .V. bQB ©tiirmif^e, 
 
 fifirmifc^e SSefen, bcr Ungefhim. 
 
 Tem'plar, s. 1. ba§ 5KitgIicb bc5 3:cmpcl§ (ill 
 Sonbon), bcr 8tubcnt ber Slcc^tej 2. (or 
 knight templar) bcr Scmpcl^crr, Scmpclrit* 
 tcr, Semplcr; — s'-inn , boS 3«nl^en=Sone» 
 gium in Sonbon (c/. Temple, 2.). 
 
 Tem'ple, s. 1. bcr Scmpcl, bic^ird^c, 2. cin 
 (Sebdubein Sonbon, mit sraci ^ofcn Inner- 
 u. Middle-Temple gcnannt, njcId^cS cl^cmalS 
 bem Sempcl^crrnorben (Order of the — ) ge* 
 ^6rte,ie§t pon ©tubcnten bcr 9lc(btc bcwobntf 
 3. Anat. bcr @(blaf am |)auptc;— bones, bic 
 <S(l)Iafbcine 5 4. Weav. bcr Scnipcl, bic @perr» 
 rut^e. [ri(itcn. 
 
 To Tem'ple, v. a. (dincm) cincn Scmpcl cr- 
 
 Tera'plet, s. 1. B/c&. bcr S5orf(bIag (an bcr^eft= 
 Iabc)j 2. Carp, ber UntcrlcgbalFcn? 3. cine 
 ^orm, roonod) ©teine be^aucn obcr SKauer* 
 
 Tem'po, s. btt§Scmpo. [wcrf oufgcfe|t wirb. 
 
 Tem'poral , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. jeitlit^ > 
 2. oergdngIi(^ 5 3. n>cltli(^ 5 4. Gram, cine 
 ^dt bctrcffcnbj III. Anat. subcnSd^ldfcn ge» 
 ^6rig, @(JbIaf=5 — bones, bie ©d^Iafbeine? — 
 muscles, bie (Sd^ldfemu§!cln. 
 
 Temporality, s. I. baS SBcItlid^C, bcf. pL 
 (au(b Tem'porals) bicScmporalien, weltliti^en 
 ©Utcrj 2. or Tem'poralty, bcr Satcnftanb. 
 
 Tem'porary, I. or Tempora'neons, adj. ; II. — 
 ily, arfu.scitmeilig, tcmpordr, cine 3 cit lanj. 
 bttucrnb, jcitlid^/Corubcrgc^cnb, III. — in?ss,, 
 .V. bie jeitrocilige ©aucr. 
 
 Temporiza'tion, s. ba§ Scmporifircn. 
 
 To Tem'porize, v. n. tcmporifircn: 1. uncnt* 
 f(bieben fein, nid^t mit (Sntfcbcibung ocrfob* 
 ren, 2. fi(b in 3cit unb ©clegcn^cit fd^idfen 
 col. ben Mantel nad^ bcm SBinbe ^dngen. 
 
 Tem'porizer, s. (giner, bcr ft(^ in tiu^cit fd^idftf 
 col. bcr Uncntfd&icbcne, SBcttcr^a^n. 
 
 To Tempt [temt], v. a. ocrfu(^cn: 1. rcrffib* 
 ren; 2. rcijcn? 3. untcrnebmcn;4. crproben. 
 
 *Tempta'tion , s. bie S5crfuc^ung. 
 
 *Terapta'treRS, vid. Temptress. 
 
 *Temp'ter, s. bcr SSerfud^cr, SScrfui^rcr. 
 
 *Temp'ting, I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. ccrfii^res 
 rifd(>,rci5cnb5 III. — ness, s. ba§ Sflcijenbe^ 
 aSerpl^rcrifd^e. 
 
 * Temp'tress, j.bic SScrlorfcrittn, S5erffl()rcrinn. 
 
 Ten, I. adj. jc^nj — ells, se^ncUigc-S ^olj 5 
 — fold, scljnfad^, sc^nfdltig^ II. *. bie 3c^n. 
 
 Ten'able, adj. ^altbor, su bc^auptcn. 
 
 Tena'cious, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. fcfl, fcfl 
 ^altcnb, bc^arrlid^, on^dngli(f», ^ortnddfig 
 (- of, ouf); 2. ficbrig, Hebenb, jd^cj 3. fig. 
 jtaxf (con ©cbdd^tnip); treuj 4. farg, fnirfc* 
 rig 5 III. — ness, s. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 Tena9Vy» s. 1. bie SBc^arrIid^fcit,7fn^dnglid^; 
 fcit, i)artnd(figfcit5 3d^igfcit5 2. bic^Ie= 
 
Tena 
 
 720 
 
 Tent 
 
 brififcit, 3a^<, ^d^^eit j 3. fig. bie Srcue^ 4. 
 Phy. tic (§oj)dfion. 
 
 Tenac'ulura, .v. Surg, bag 3;cnaM. [genraerf 
 
 Tenail', .v. Fort. Die Senaille, ©d^crc, t)a§ 3ans 
 
 Ten'ancy , a-, ber 5J?iet^ftanb , ^ad^tbefi^, 
 5Jlictf)bcfi§, ^a6}t, bic ^ad)tung, 9}?ietl)Cj 
 at-will, Lfliu, W na6) SBiUfiiljr auffiinbbare 
 ^acl^tung. 
 
 Ten'ant,*. 1. berpa(^ter,^a(^tbaucrj 5)?tetf) 
 mannj Se^engmann? 2. ber®en)o^ner,3n= 
 faffej 3. Her. ber ©(tiilbljaltcr, 4. vid. 
 Tenon ; 7.aic--s.— in capite, — in chief, ber 
 2e§n§mann bc8 ^onig&j — at will , cin ^(i(i^ 
 ttv, bem ber ®ut§^err na6) S[8tllfut)r auffa 
 gen fann. 
 
 To Ten'ant , v. a. 1 . in ^a^t ober in ^kti^c 
 ^abcn, (ttig ^ttd^tcr) oerwalten, inne l)aben, 
 bemo^nenj 2. Mar. (eine^inne) einjapfen, 
 
 Ten'antable, adj.pad^fbar, miet^bar.[etnlaffen. 
 
 Ten'aintless, adj. leer, unoerptt^tet, unbefe^t, 
 unben)o^nt,unbefleUt. 
 
 Ten'antry, s. bic ^ac^tcr, 2e^en8leutc eine§ 
 ®ute§ } — at-will , collect bic md) SBiUfii^r 
 auSnjeisbaren ^di^ter. 
 
 Te'nar, .v. Anat. ber S)aumenHopfer. 
 
 Tench, s. Ich. bie ©d^lei^e. 
 
 To Tend, u. I. a. 1. bcTOQc^cn, ^uten, marten, 
 pflegenj 2. coLbcbienen, aufwarten, II. n. i. 
 Ua6)Un, ftrcben, n>Df)in ge&en , einc Stid^tung 
 ne^men, 2. objielen , absraecEen , bienen ober 
 gcrei(^en (su)5 3. col. bebienen, aufroarten^ 
 4. Mar. um ben "Knhv fd^roenfcn, fd^raeien. 
 
 Ten'dency, s. bie 9tid)tung, 3^eigung, ba§ 
 Strebenj ber 3n)ccf , bie Tfbfic^t, 3:enbenj. 
 
 Ten'der, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. jarti 2. em= 
 pjinbli(l^5 3. jdrtlic^^ 4. weid^, roeid^Iid^, mi= 
 bifd^) 5. fanft, milb, fd^onenb i 6. mitleibig 5 T. 
 »crt^, geliebt, teener, — hearted (—minded), 
 n>eid^^erjig 5 — loin , ein jarteS ©tficf Stinb* 
 fleifc^ am |)intcrmeriel 5 a— sided ship, Mar. 
 tin ronfc§ <Sd)iff, ein ©. baS leid^t Fentert. 
 
 To Ten'der, v. a. anbieten, barbieten. 
 
 TenMer, s. 1. baS :jf nerbieten , ber ^Jfntrag, 2. 
 ba&lngebotcne,- 3. bie^flegej 4. ber^fle= 
 ger, ?JBdrter, bieSBdrterinnj 5. ba8 Heine 
 S5egleitung8f(t)iff, S5orrat^8f(^iff 5 ber Sic^terj 
 6. R-w. ber Slenber, ^J^unitionS* oberSSor* 
 rat^g'SBagen (fiir Socomotioen). 
 
 Ten'd?rling, s. 1. ber 3drtling, SScic^ling 5 2. 
 Sport. baS erflc ©croei^ beg {Kot^wilbeg. 
 
 TenMern$8s, *. 1. w ^art^eit, 2. bic (Sm= 
 pfinbUd^feitj 3. bie eorgfdltigfeit, ©orgfolt, 
 SSebcnHidf^f eit, SSorfi^t^ 4. bie Bdrtlic^feit. 
 
 Ten'dinous, adj. 1. bie ©e^nen betreffenb? 2. 
 
 Tgn'don, s. bie ©e^ne,^Ie(l^fe. [fe^nig,fled^rig. 
 
 Tga'dril, I. s. BoLbcr junge ©prof, @pr6fUng, 
 
 bag ©dbelc^en, bic Stanfej II. adj. wic cine 
 €flanfe aufflimmenb, ranfenb. 
 
 Tenebros'ity, Ten'ebrousness, s. bic ®unM« 
 ^cit, ^infternip. 
 
 Ten'ebrous, Tene'brjous , adj. bunM, finHicr. 
 
 Ten'ement, s. 1. bie SBo()nung, bag ^oug, 
 ^dugdjenj 2. ber^ad)t, bag gepad^tefe ober 
 gemiet^ete ©runbftiirf , 9J?iet^|tucf , 3. Law, 
 jebeg befldnbige ®efi§tl)um. 
 
 Tenemen'tal , adj. ftct) QUf SRerpad^tung ober 
 ^a(^tgi!iter bejie^cnb, jur SSerpat^tung be? 
 i^immt, ^acbts) — lands, ^adjtgiiter. 
 
 Teneraen'tary, adj. »erpadi)tet j JU oerpad^ten. 
 
 Tener'jty, vid. Tenderness. 
 
 Tenes'inus, s. Med. ber ©tu^Ismang. 
 
 Ten'et, s. 1. ber ©a$, ©runbfa^j |>aupt» 
 punftj t>it 5!Jteinung, Se^rc, 2. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 Tenne, TSn'net , Ten'ny, Her. I. s, bie S)ran« 
 genfarbc} II. adj.orangenfarben. 
 
 Ten'njs, *. bag SSoUfpiel (mit Staifeten), ber 
 ^ebcrballj — ball, ber ^eberball, — court, 
 bag S5all^aug, ber a5alll)0f5 — court-keeper, 
 berSSall^augmirtl)}— play, bag ©allfd^lagen, 
 (§ebcr=)S5aUfpieI. 
 
 Ten'on. s. ber Sapfen, bag t)i)v, ^uge, bie ^u^ 
 ge, ^inne5 — saw, bie (Stid^fdgc,3apfenfdge. 
 
 Ten'or. *• !• ber (roefentlid^e) 3nl)alt, <Sinn, 
 ®c^alt, bie SSefd^affen^eit, bag SBefenj 2. ber 
 ®ang,S5erIaufi 3. Af2<*. ber SJenor 5— player, 
 ber aSratfd^enfpieler 5 — violin , bie Sratfc^e. 
 
 Tense , I. adj. gcfpannt, flraff , II. s. Gram. 
 bag Sempug, bie ^dt, 3eitform j III. — ness, 
 A', bie ©pannung, ©traff^eit. 
 
 Ten'sible, Ten'sile, adj. ber ©pannung fa^ig, 
 fpannbar, be^nbar. 
 
 Ten'sion, s. bie ©pannung , (^ugO^e^nung. 
 
 Ten'sjve, adj. fpannenb. [fel. 
 
 Ten'sor, s. Anat. ber Tfugftredfer, <Spannmugs 
 
 Tent, s. 1. bag Mti 2. Surg, bie SKeifel, 
 SBiefe^ 3. Jew. bie ^olie, 4. ber Slintcnwein, 
 Xintoroeinj — bed, bag gelbbett, — cloth, 
 bie 3eltleinnjanb, bag Belttud^j — maker, 
 (—man), ber 3eltmad^er, 3eltfd^neiber5 — 
 pins, 3eltpfl6rfe5 — poles , 3eltftangcn5 — 
 ropes, 3cltfeire5 — stitch, eine "Kvt @ti(^ 
 (beimSI^d^en)?-' wort, J5ot. bic SWauerrautc. 
 
 To Tent, v. I. n. jelten, unter einem 3eltc 
 njo^nen, Ttd^ auf^altenj II. a. l. einc SBiefe 
 (in cine SBunbe) f^opfen, legen, (bic SBunbc) 
 offen er^altcn52. fonbircn.Ebcn, gu^If)6rner). 
 
 Ten'tacles, s. p/. bic^u^In>crFseuge(Su^Ifd» 
 
 T?nta'tion, s. (m. ii.) ber SSerfud(). 
 
 Ten'tative, I. adj. cerfud^cnb, probcnb 5 II. s. 
 ber SScrfud^ , bic ^robc. 
 
 Ten'ted» adj. 1. mit 3eltcn ocrfc^cnj 2. mit 
 3elten bebc(ft, ooU3eItc. 
 
Tent 
 
 721 
 
 Term 
 
 Tcu't^r, s. 1. bcr ©panncr, (—hook) Spann= 
 ^Qf en, ^afeunagcl (fur ten S^ud^ra^men) i 2. 
 ter @pannra^men(ber3:ud^mad^er, ic)} 3. 
 tie Srocfenftonge 5 on the t-s (or — hooks), 
 fig. in SSerlegen^eit, auf ber (ot). Quft)ie)^ol= 
 UXi — field, — ground, 1. t)cr ^la^, WO bie 
 3:u(%ma(^er ben Su(]i>= ob. SBanbra^men auf* 
 fc^Iagcn, urn i^rcSiidjer jufpannen, 2. bcr 
 :5:rocfenpIa|. 
 
 To Ten'ter, v. I. a. (QuS)[panncn , flrecfenj 
 in ben Sfla^men fpannenj II. n. fic^ fponncn 
 (be^nen) laffen. 
 
 Tenth, I. adj. ber jet)nte5 II. s. 1. ber 3e^ntc 
 (aud^ Law.) 5 2. bcr 3et)ner 5 3. ba§ 3cl)nt^eil , 
 III. — ly, adv. jc^ntens. 
 
 Ten'tOe, Ten'tow, s. ber ©pannfloif , bQ& 
 ©pann^olj (bcr ©eibcn= ober S^apetenroir* 
 ter). [fees 3clte§. 
 
 Ten'tpry, .v. bao 3cltgcl)dn9e, bie SSebad^ung 
 
 To Ten'QJite, v. a. DCrbfinncn. 
 
 Tenujfo'lious, adj. Bot. bunnblattcrig. 
 Tenu'jty, s. 1. bic ©unnc, B6)ts>a6)e, 3artl^eit, 
 
 ^leinieit j 2. fig. bic ©eringfiigigfcit. 
 Ten'uous , adj. 1. bfinn, fdjwad^, jart, flcin? 
 
 2.jJg. geringe. 
 
 Ten'ure [E. , Sm. , Ja. , Wb., &c. ; te' - , W., 
 J., F. &c.] , s. Law , 1. bie fie^nbarfeit, S5c= 
 fi^art 5 2.bcr (Srbberi^, bie 8e^en&beri^bcbing= 
 ungen, bcr fie^cnSbienfJ. [8auma(!^cn. 
 
 Tepefiic'tion , s. bic mcif igc @rn)Qrmung , baS 
 
 To Tep'efy, v. I. a. lau madden j H. n. lau 
 
 Tep'jd, adj. tau, warm. [njcrbcn. 
 
 Tepid'jty, Te'por, s. bic Sauigfeit, SBdrme. 
 
 Ter'apin, s. Zool. bic Do[enf(l^ilb!r6te. 
 
 Terce, Ter'c?!, vid. Tierce, Tiercel. 
 
 TSr'ebinf/i , a\ 1. Bof. bic S^crebint^e 3 2. rid. 
 Turpentine. [tinartig, Serpentina. 
 
 Terebin't/iin^te, Terebin't/ijne , adj. terpen* 
 
 To Ter'ebrate, v. a. (n). ii.) (an)bo^rcn. 
 
 Terebra'tion, a\ (». fi.) ba§ a3ol)ren. [mig. 
 
 Terete', adj. Bot. roalscnfSrmig, ct)Iinbcrf6r» 
 
 Tergem'jnal, Tergem'inate, adj. Bof.brcipatt= 
 rig, breimal gcsroeit. 
 
 Tergein'jnous, adj. brcifac^, brcifttltig. 
 
 Tergif etous, adj. Bot. bcn (Samcn auf ber ljin= 
 tern ©cite beS a3lattc§ trogenb. 
 
 To Tergiver'sate , v. n. (n). H.) luSflfii^tC, 
 SBin^elsuge nmc^cn. [jug 5 SSttnFcImutl). 
 
 Tergjversa'tion, s. bie ^uSplud^t , ber SBinFel* 
 
 Tergiversa'tor , s. @iner ber IfuSfliid^te fud^t, 
 bcr aBanfelmiit^igc. 
 
 Term, s. 1. bie (seitlit^c u. raumlic^e) ©renje 3 
 2. bcr Sermin, feftgefe^tc Sag , bQ& 3ieli 3. 
 (bei ©cridjten, — time) bie 3eit bcr (Si|un= 
 gen, ©cric^tsfrift 5 4. bic (beflimmtc, fcftge= 
 fe^tc) 3cit , ^rtft , bcr ^citraum , 3eitpunft j 
 I. 
 
 cf. — time , 2. 5 (women's) t-s , pi. Med. bie 
 monatlid^c ^dtj 5. t-s, pt. bic SScbingungen, 
 UbercinfunftSpunftC) 6. baS (^unfl=)SBort, 
 ber ^unfiauSbrutt, auctifibcr^-bcrTTuebrucEj 
 T. Log. ber Termirnis, (and) Arith.') bttS 
 ®Ueb (eineS S5erl)dltniffe§)5 8. Arch. Ue 
 Scrme (ein ^fcilcr mit cincm 9}?cnf(l)cnfopfc)5 
 9. Sea, bic93ilbl)auerarbcit ttm^acfcborbj-of 
 articles, bic 2cl)rjcit) Corns. — of payment, 
 ber3a^Iung§tcrmin}— of partnership, berSe* 
 cictdtscontractj — of sale , ba8 SBcrf QufSjicl j 
 to make t-s , to come to t-s , fid) ccrcinigcn, 
 fibercinfommen, fidti abflnbcnj to bring to t-s, 
 untcrnjcrfcn, bemut^igcnj upon (on) good 
 t-s , in gutem S5crne^mcn 5 upon ill t-g , in 
 f(blc(()tcm2?ernc^men} to be upon even t-s 
 with one, gleid^en TCnt^cil ^aben j upon t-s of 
 intimacy, auf OCrtrautcm ^Upe5 — fee. Law, 
 bcr (S^renfolb ben ein Slient feinem Tfbpoca* 
 ten fur jcbc ©cricbtgfrifi ja^Icn mup, n)d()rcnb 
 fcin f)rocc^ fd^webcnb ift? — time, 1. vid. 
 oben, 33 2. Ac. bic ©tubicnjcit, Sc^rgcit auf 
 bcr Unipcrfitdt, bcr (aFaberaifd(>e) Qurfus. 
 
 To Term, v. a. nenucn, benenncn. [3anffu(^t. 
 
 Ter'magancy, s. ber Ungeflum, bic Unru^e, 
 
 Ter'magant, I. adj. n>ilb, ungcflfim, janffud^* 
 tigi II. s. bag flurmcnbe, janffiid^tige SSeib, 
 bic 3dnferinn, bcr 3anfteufel, 95raufc!opf. 
 
 Ter'mer, .v. 1. (gincr, bcr (por ®cri(^t) cinen 
 Sermin abjuTOartcn ijat, ber bcn ®eri(^t§* 
 fi^ungen bciroo^ntj 2. ©iner bcr etrcaS fiir 
 cine gcroifTe 3cit obcr 2cben§tang he\i^t. 
 
 Ter'mjnable, adj. bcgrcnjbar, bcfiimmbar. 
 
 Ter'minal, adj. 1. bcgrcnjcnb, 2. Bot. am Qn* 
 be ober ®ipfcl ftc^enb. 
 
 To Ter'minate, v. I. a. 1. bcgrcnjcn, beflim* 
 men 5 2. beenbigenj II. n. fici) enbigen. 
 
 Terrajna'tion , s. 1. bie ©cgrcngung^ 2, bie 
 ©d^ronfe, ©rcnjcj 3. bie ©nbigung j 4. \)a^ 
 (lnbC3 5. bic enbung 5 6. (Sh.) ber :j(u§brucf. 
 
 Termjna'tional, adj. bic (Snbung bilbenb. 
 
 Ter'minative, I. adj. bic@inf(^rdnfungbcftim» 
 menbj n. — ly, adv. o^ne (Sinfd^rdnFung. 
 
 Ter'minator, s. Ast. ber^SreiS, ber btc bclcucb* 
 Uti oon bcr unbelcu^tcten <btiti cinc8 ^la* 
 ncten f(^cibct. 
 
 Ter'mjner, s. Loio, ba§ <5rFcnnen, cf. Oyer. 
 
 TermjnSl'ogy, .v. Die X;erminoIogie. 
 
 TermiV//ius, s. Mfd. Ut ^unb&blattcr. 
 
 Tcr'minus , s. mod. ber (Snbpunft eincr @ifen« 
 ba^n unb SSa^n^of bafelbf!. 
 
 Ter'mite, .v. Ent. bic rocipc ^(mcife. 
 
 Term'l?ss, adj. unbcgrenst, grcnjcnloS. 
 
 Term'ly, adj. & adv. terminwcifc , ju beflimm* 
 ten 3eitcn wicbcrfc^renb 5 oon 3cit ju 3cit. 
 
 Ter'raor, s. vid. Termer, 2. 
 
 46 * 
 
Tern 
 
 722 
 
 Test 
 
 Tern, s. Orn. tie 5Keerfd)n)albe. [gcbritt. 
 
 Tern , T^rna'rious , adj. (bcf. Bot.) treifad^, 
 
 Ter'nary, I. adj. gcbrittj II. s. 1. J)ie gefcritte 
 3q^I, ©rei 5 2. bic ©rei^eit, Scrnc. 
 
 Ter'nate, adj. -6of.breifa(i^,t)reijd^Ug,gel)reit. 
 
 Ter'nate-bat, *. ZooLbttS gemcine^Iattertljier. 
 
 Ter'nipn, s. mc Ternary. 
 
 Ter'ra, s. (lat.) W Qrbc : — cotta , gcbraiinte 
 @rDe(33ttcffteine,3iegel,:c.) 5— ^rmajbas fe|lc 
 2anb 5 — irtcognita, t)a§ unbcJannte Sont), — 
 Japonicay bttS ^ate^jUj — Lemnia, Ui'BiC' 
 gelcrte, — ponderosa , ber ©c^roerfpat^ , — 
 Sienna, Die Scrrc beSicnne, ber fienefifcbc 
 Sfer j — verte, vid. unt. Terre. 
 
 Ter'r^ice, s. 1. bic 3:erratTe^ 2.beraBaU, ^ah 
 con/SSortritfj 3. ba§ plattc3)a(bj 4. Fort. 
 bQ§ (Srbmerfj &• bie (glci(bfc>rmiggebautc) 
 ^dufcrrci^e. 
 
 To Ter'iace, v. a. (cine Serraffe) in bic^6bc 
 fii^ren, mtt @rbe onfiiUen, er^6^en, aufroerfcn. 
 
 Terrain', s, Man. bie Oleitb Q^n. [^enb. 
 
 Terra'queous, adj. au§ 2Qnb unb SBapr beftc= 
 
 Terrat'ic* adj- auf bcm Sanbc lebcnb. 
 
 Terre , s. (franj.) — blue , bcr fiafurficin i — 
 plain , — plein , Fort, ber SBallgang } — te- 
 nant, Law, ber Seft^cr eineS EanbguteSj — 
 verte, bic grfinc (Srbe (cine ^arbcnerbe). 
 
 Terreen', s. bic Scrrinc, ©uppcnfdbitJTelj — 
 ladle, ber sSSorlegeloffel, ^otagcloffel. 
 
 Terrene', I. adj. 11. — ly, adv. irbif^. 
 
 Ter'reous, adj. erbig^ irben. 
 
 Terres'trjal , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. irbifd)5 
 2. bie erbe bctrcffcnb, erb=. 
 
 To Terres'trify , v. a. JU 6rbe ma(§cn. 
 
 T^rres'trjous, vid. Terrestrial. 
 
 Ter'rible, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. fur(^fbar, 
 ffir(bterlid^ , fc^retflid^ 5 HI. — ness, s. bic 
 %ux6) tb arf eit,g urcbtcrlidjf eit, B cb r ecf li^fcit 
 
 Ter'rier, s. 1. ber ©a(b§bwnb, ®a(b§f(^liefer, 
 ©tduber^unbj 2.ber@rbbo^rer, ^otjlbobrer 
 
 Terriffic, adj. furd^tcrlid^. 
 
 To Ter'rify, v. a. [(brccfcn, crfcbrccfen. 
 
 T^rrifg'enous, adj. erbgcborcn. [SKuffelinart 
 
 Ter'rindam, *. bcr Scrinban, cine ofiinbif(^c 
 
 Terrine', s. vid. Terreen. 
 
 Territo'rial, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. m ®zhUt 
 (eine Sanbfd^aft) bctrcffcnb , 3:erritoriol=. 
 
 Ter'r!toried,adj.begutert,2anbbcii§enb.[fd^aft. 
 
 Ter'rjtory, *.ba83:crritorium, ® cbiet, bic 2anb- 
 
 Ter'rjt8,*.p/.bic©d)lu|felob.ttufftcbenbcnSflin= 
 gc auf bcm ©attel ber ^utfcbpferbc, Seitringc. 
 
 Ter'ror, s. 1. ber (ba§) ©irectcnj 2. baS (&nU 
 fc^en, ©rttufcU} — striking, (Sraufen crre= 
 gcnb j — struck, t>on (ScbrecEen crgriffen. 
 
 Ter'ry, s. bcr ^palmiDcin. 
 
 Terse, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. gcgldttet, rein, 
 
 fQuber (oon bcr ©(breibart) , III. - ness , s. 
 bie mdttc, ®efciltbcit (bc§ ©tQl§). 
 
 Ter-ten'ant, vid. Terre-tenant. 
 
 Ter'tian , I. adj. qIIc brci Sage , brcitdglicb i 
 II. s. (— ague), Med. bo§ iS-crtionfiebcr, 
 breitdgige SBccbfcIfteber. 
 
 Ter'tiary [— 'shi — ] , adj. Min. tcrtidr (Con 
 bcr <B<i)id)t sroifcbcn bcm gloigebirgc unb bcr 
 ©ilucialanfcbrocmmung). 
 
 *To Ter'tjate, v. a. I.sumbrittcn93?atctl)un, 
 bcf. pfliigen ob. ba(f en 5 2. Gun. (bic ^JlctalU 
 fidrfe einer ^anone , bef. an bcr 33?unbung) 
 mit einem OlunbsirFcl unterfucbcn. 
 
 Ter'-wort [— Vurt] , vid. Bear's-breech. 
 
 Tes'saric, adj. vid. Tesselated. 
 
 Tes'sel, s. Bot. baS SBoUfraut. [au§lcgcn. 
 
 To Tes'selate , V. a. wurflig macbcn, roiirfcln, 
 
 Tes's?lated, adj. 1. gcnjiirfclt, njiirflig gc« 
 mttcbt, auSgcIcgt, 2. bcf.ZJof.ftbacbbrctformig. 
 
 Tesselji'tion, s. biij mufioifcbc Ifrbcit, 9JJofQif. 
 
 Tess?ra'i'c» vid. Tesselated. 
 
 Test, s. 1, Chem. a) bcr ;5:eft, bie SapcUc, bcr 
 ^robicttegil^ b) baS 9ftcagen&i 2. Ui ^robc, 
 ber S5erfu(b 5 3. ber Unterfcbieb j 4. Law , ber 
 Sicfteib, ^riifungseib, (SflcUgionScib in ©ng* 
 lanb. ^U )Cbf(brodrung bc5 *papflc§)j — li- 
 quor, ber ^ico^olometer j — paper, Chem. 
 ba§ mit einem 9leogen$ getrdnfte papier, 
 J. 35. 2acfmu§papicr. [Metal, abtrciben. 
 
 To Test, V. a. 1. crprobcH) 2. attcflircn? 3. 
 
 Tes'table, adj. 1. fd^ig 3eugc ju fcinj 2. per* 
 crblicb- [funbe. 
 
 TestaceSl'Qgy, Testal'ogy, s. bic ®(balt()icr« 
 
 Testa'ceous, adj. I. mit cincr 8(balc bcbccft j 
 2. ©d^alcn bctrcffcnb} au§ ©cb-j — animals, 
 
 Tes'tament, s. ba§ Scftamcnt. [©d^altt)icrc. 
 
 Tes'tamentary, adj. tcfiamcntariftb. 
 
 Testamenta'tiou , s. (n>. U.) bic Scftirung. 
 
 Tes'tate, adj. cin Scj^ament bintcriajfcnb. 
 
 Testa'tion, s. bag 3eugnip. 
 
 Testa'tor, s. bcr Scftator, 3:c[lirer, @rb-2aiTcr. 
 
 Testa'trix, s. Ui erb-Safferin. [^opfftiicf. 
 
 TesV. s. 1. bcr aSettbimmcl^ 2. (Sh.) bad 
 
 Tes'tJcles, s. pi. Anat.Vit Scflifcin , |>ODcn. 
 
 Testic'uiar, adj. ju ben ^obcn gcl)6rig, 4>obcn=. 
 T^stiVulate, adj. Bot. bobcnformig. 
 Testjfica'tion, s. bic SScjcugung, ba§ 3cugnip. 
 
 Testifica'tQr, Tes'tifier, s. bcr 3cugc, SScjCU* 
 gcnbe. [II. a. bcjcugcn. 
 
 To Tes'tjfy, v. I. n. 3cugnif ablcgcn, jcugcn j 
 
 Tes'tjiy, adv. pon Testy. 
 
 Testimo'nial, I. s. ba§ fd^riftli(bc 3cu9nip j H. 
 adj. 3eugni^ gcbcnbj — letters, ftbriftlitbe 
 3eugniJTc5 aScglaubigungSfcbreibcn. 
 
 Tes'timony, s. ba0 ^eugnipj in — whereof ... . 
 urfunblii (ober p Urfunb) bcffen . . . 
 
Test 
 
 723 
 
 The 
 
 Tes'tiness, s. t)ie SBunt)CiUd^feit, l)tt& murris 
 
 \6)C SBefcn, fcer (gigenfinn. [fd^ilbh'otcnartig. 
 Testu'djnal, adj. Uc ©djilDfrote betreffentj, 
 Testa'dinated, adj. gcroolbt, bcDac^t. 
 Tests dm'eo us, adj. fd^ilDfrotcnffirmig. 
 Testu'do , s. 1. Arch. Uc flad^gciuSlbte ©ecfe, 
 
 2. Med. \)k <Si1)ill)fr6tcn9ef(^roulfi. 
 Tes'ty, adj. murrifd^; eigenfinnig, tro§f6pfifc^, 
 Tet, J. Der ^u^flabcn. [j^arrfmnig. 
 
 Tet'aniis, 5. Med. ber ©tarrframpf. 
 Tet'chy, af/;. certrieflid^, f/c?. Touchy. 
 Tete [tat], s. t)tt8 fttlf(^c .^-laar, Die ^aartour 
 Teth'^r, vid. Tedder. 
 Teto'tym, s. vid. Totum. 
 Tet'rachord, s. Mus. l.\iCi^mxiaitiQt^n^XU= 
 
 ment, 2. bcr SctrttdiorD. [oier 
 
 TctVad, *. i)ic 3a()l oicrj Die SSereinigung oon 
 Tetradac'tylous , adj. oierjcl^ig. 
 Tetraidyna'mj9.n , Bot. I. adj. tetraDQliamifd^ } 
 
 II. v. cine 3n)ittcrblut&e mit tier langcn unD 
 
 jraei Furjen StaubfdDen. [Der ©eoiertfd^cin. 
 Tet'ragon, *. 1. Geom. btt§ SluaDratj 2. Aviro^. 
 Tetrag'oiial, adj'. mcrerfig. [Un ©riffeln. 
 Tet'ragyn, j>-. Bot bie SSIiit^c mit oiergeti-enn= 
 Tetr^igyn'lan , arfj*. Bvt. UtxaQXjXli^d) , \)icr ge= 
 
 trcnnte ©riffel ^Qbcnb. [^abcnb. 
 
 Tetr^he'dral , adj. Geom. oier glei^e ©eiten 
 Tetrahe'dron, s. ba& Sctraeber (e.D.oier gleidt>- 
 
 fcitigen ■Drciecfen eiugefdjIofTcncr v^Srpcr). 
 Tetrahexahe'dral, adj. cicrunb^njansigfeitig. 
 TetriWeter , I. adj. t?icrfiip{g (»on SScrfen.) 5 
 
 II, s. ber cierfiipigc SSerg, Setrameter. 
 Tetran'der, s. Bot. Die oicrmdnitrigc 33lutl)e. 
 Tetran'drian, adj. Bot. t)iermdnnrig.[blattern. 
 Tetrapet'alous, adj. Bot. mit Oier 35lumen- 
 Tetraph'yllous, adj. Bot, merbldttrig,ijiert^ei= 
 
 lig. [fc^ung. 
 
 Tet'rapla, s. bieS;etrapla,oierfad>e ;^ibeluber= 
 Te'trargh [5., P., F., W., Wb. kc. ; tet'rark, 
 
 5/;?., Ja., E., &c.] , s. Der %ztx(xx6i , JiBierfurfl. 
 Tetrar'chaite, Tet'rarghy, s. baS Setrord;at. 
 Tetrar'thical, adj. tctrar(^ifd^. 
 Tetrasper'mous , adj. Bot. oierfamig. [bid^t. 
 Tetras'tjgb, ,9. ba&Sctrajtit^on, oierjcilige ®e= 
 Tet'rastyle, s, ein ©ebdubc mit oierSdulen 
 
 aufbcrSSorberfeite. 
 Tetrasyllable, — cal, adj. t>ierfilbig. 
 Tetrasyl'laiblc, s. \iOi.h jjierftlbige SBort. 
 Tet't^r, >?. 1. bie ®it)n>inbe,^Ieii^te,baS3itter= 
 
 mal, 2. bcr :M:u§filag, ©c^orf, ©rinbj - 
 
 berry, bic SScere con bcr n)eipen3aunrebe5 — 
 
 worm, bie ^ferbefliegc, ^ferbelau§ j — wort, 
 
 md. Swallow-wort, [grinbig, f(borfig madden. 
 ToTet't?r, v. a. mit bemluSfa^e anjlecfen, 
 Teu'ton, s. 1. ber 3;cuton, 3)curf(bcj 2. bcr 
 
 beutfd^c SJrbenSritter. 
 
 Teuton'ic, I. adj.teutonif(^,Qlti:cutf(^,beutf(ibi 
 — order, ber beutfdjc (|)crren5)^rben , Srbcn 
 ber ,ffrcuj^errenj II. *. bie teutonifd)e53Junb= 
 art. [taw. 
 
 To Tew, V. a. 1. bearbcitcn j 2. md. To 'Bew- 
 
 Tew'^1, Tew'-i'ron [i'l^mj, s. bie 9lD£)rc am 
 Slafebalge, ©fife, ed^micbeform. 
 
 To Tew'taw, v. a. hxc6)en (^anf, :c.). 
 
 Tew'taw, *. bie (|)anf=)a5re4>c. 
 
 Text, s. 1. ber Z(iict, ed;riftteyt5 2. ber ©pruc^, 
 bie 95ibelfteirc , — book, Univ. bcr Scitfabcn, 
 bao Sompenbiumj — hand, cine "Kxt grofcr 
 ((SurrentO'Sd^rift^ — letter, 2\p. bcr grc^e 
 oerjierte SSud^ftabj — maa, vid. Textuary II. 
 
 Tex'tiie, I. adj. webbarj gewebtj ii. 5. ba§ 
 
 Texto'rial, adj. jumSlBebcn gcl)c5rig.[®cnjcbc. 
 
 Tex'trine, adj. Hii SBcbcn betrcffcn!); SBcbc^. 
 
 Tex'tu?iry [— 'tshu — ] , I. or * Tex'tual , adj. 
 1. ben Zixt betrejfcnb, ZcxUi 2. al§ Znt 
 bicnenb, o. biblifcber lutoritdtj II. or*Tex'- 
 tualiist, *Tex'tuist, s. ber SSibelfcftcj ben 
 Zi%t aSefolgenbe. 
 
 Tex'ture [— 'tshur] , v. 1. baS SScbenj 2. ba§ 
 ©cmcbe, 3.bcra5efianb j bieSScrbinbung (ber 
 IS^cilc), hides of strong — , |>Qute ton flar= 
 
 Thags [tagz] , vid. b. m. r. Thugs. [f em Oliicfcn. 
 
 Thal'mud [tal'-], vid. Talmud. 
 
 Thames [temz] , s. Geog. bic Zl)tm\i (^lup). 
 
 Than, adu. ^IS, bcnn. 
 
 4= r/iane, *. ber 3:t)an, ^reiCjerr. [cines 3:^an. 
 
 Z7iane'ship, s. ba§lmt,bicSBiLirbe,^errf4>Qft 
 
 To TViank, v. a. 1. banfenj 2. cerbanfen. 
 
 Z7iank, s. bef. im pi. ber ®anf 5 — offering, 
 ba§ ©anFopfero - worthy, banfenSwertJ). 
 
 T/tank'ful, I.. adj.; II. — ly, adv. banfbar, er» 
 Fcnntlid^ 5 III. — ness, s. bie ©anfbarfeit. 
 
 T/iunk'Iess , I. adj. unbanfbarj 11. — ness , s. 
 ^k Unbanfbarfeit. 
 
 Z7ianksgiv'§r, s. bcr ©anffagenbc 
 
 TVianksgiv'jng, s. col. bie Dan! fagung.[Thugs. 
 
 r/ia'ories, s. pi. inb. StaubmorberfectC; cf. 
 
 That, I. pron. dem. jener,iene,ienc8 5 ber, bie, 
 ba§5 II. = pron. rel. who, which, qi\; IH. 
 C071J. bap, bamit) in — , barum rocil. 
 
 yViatch, s. 1. ba§®ad;ftrob,5Dcceftrol), ©c^ilf, 
 2C. sum ©ad^becfenj 2. ba§ @trol)bad(). 
 
 To T/iatch, V. a. (mit ©trob obcr '£d)ilf, 2c.) 
 bccJcnj t-ing knife, ein 5}le|Ter jum ©c^nciben 
 be§ Sad^ftro^eS. 
 
 7'/)at'cher, *. bcr @trol)becfer. 
 
 r/taumatur'gjc, — cail, adj. rounbertt)atig. 
 
 TViau'matiirgy, s. bo§ SBunbcrtbuen. 
 
 To y/iaw, V. n. & a. (aaf)t^aucn, fd^meljen. 
 
 77taw, s. ba§ S^auen, S;^aun)etter. 
 
 Th? [or the . bci bef. 9^ad)brucf the] , I. art. 
 ber, bic, bas 5 H. adv. the . . . , the . , . , je ... , 
 4fi ♦ 
 
Thea 
 
 724 
 
 Thet 
 
 beflo ... 5 — more , — better , jc mc^r , Deflo 
 
 beffcr } — less, urn fo raeniger. 
 y/ie'ater, T/ie'atre, s. 1. baS Z^itaUv , bie 
 
 (<BicLU')^ix^ncifig-s. 2. ber ©d^aupto^, 3. 
 
 D^§ ^mp^it^catcr 5 4. CJniu. Da& (©ifputa= 
 
 tionS=)2ocal. 
 J'/ieat'ric, — cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, adu 
 
 t^eatralif^ , III. — cals , s, pi. 1. cof. ber 
 
 a5fi^nen=aSe^6r5 2. t^etttralifc^c §rto(!)nd^ten. 
 The'be^ [or thehz] , *.pZ. (Die @tttl>t)3;i)ebeu 
 T/ie'cla, A-. S^cfta (^-n.). ' 
 Thee, pron. (bcr S5bjecti»'(§afuS ©ing. »on 
 
 Thou) bidf>, (to — ) Uti of-, beiner. 
 To Thee, v. a. (or to — and thou) bu^cn. 
 r/ieft, s. ber©icbfta^l5 — boot, (—bote, 
 
 hold) Lawy W ©iebs^c^lcrei. 
 Their [thar] , pron. poss. ii)V, i^re, i^reS. 
 Theirs [tharz] , pron. poss, bcr,bie,ba&i^rigC5 
 
 a friend of—, tin ^reunb loon i^nen. 
 r/ie'i9m,*.bcr3:^cismu§. r/ie'ist, .v.bcrS^eift. 
 r/ieis'tic, — c?il, arfi. t^eiflifd^. 
 Them, pron. (bcr S)bicctit)=SafuS ^lur. 0. He, 
 
 She, It), fie, (to -) i^nen. [2. bie :jfufgabe. 
 jfVieme, s. l.btt§ S^ema, ber Ba^, ©cgenflanb , 
 Themselves', pron. (pi. oon Himself, Herself, 
 
 ItselQ ftc fclbl^, ft* UM, R* , felb|l5 to - , 
 
 i^ncn felbfl, fi* felbft, ft*. 
 Then, adv. 1. bomals, bann, alSbann , barouf 
 
 (ju». adj. bttmalig , :c.) ; what — ? nun , was 
 
 bcnn? was weiter? — • . • , — -^ • , balb . . . , 
 
 balb ... 5 2. alfo, nun, folglic'!)- 
 yVie'nar, s. vid. Tenar. 
 Thence, adv. ba^er, barauS, Don bo, oon ban* 
 
 ncn, t>on bortj — forth', »on bannen , ba^er? 
 
 feit ber 3eit, feitbcm, oon ber Beit an , — for'- 
 
 ward, »on nun an, ^infuro,^infort5 — from', 
 
 inei. & 4: Don baj »on bort. 
 r/ie'Qbald, s. S^eobalb (m-xi.). [rung. 
 
 77ie6c'racy, s. bic Sl^cofratic, ®otte8regic= 
 27ieocrat'ic, — c?il, I. adj. ; II. — cally , adv. 
 
 t^cofratifd^. 
 r/ieSd'jcy, s. bie S^cobicee, Sfle(^tfertigung 
 
 ®9tU& (wegen bcS flbeis auf @rbcn).[mej]'er. 
 r/ieod'olite, s. 45f.bie5[Jtepfd)eibc,ber^6^en= 
 r/ie'odore , s. S^eobot (50t-n.). [©otter. 
 r/ieSg'ony, j. bic 3;^eogonie, ©tammtafel bcr 
 T/ieSlpgas'ter, s. berTCftert^eolog. 
 r/ie81'9ger , 27ie9l0'gian , r/ieSl'ogist, s. bcr 
 
 S^eolog, ®ottc§gelct)rtc. [t^eologif^. 
 
 yVieolbg'ic , — cal , I. adj. ; II. - cally , adv. 
 to r/ieQl'9gize, v.a.jurS^eoIogic umgeftalten. 
 r/ie»l'ogy, s. bic S^eologic, ®otteSgcla^rt= 
 ZVieSm'aghist, s. ber ®6ttcrbcFdmpfer. [^dt 
 TVteSm'aghy, s. 1. ber Jtampf mit ben ®6t^ 
 
 tern, 2. bic SBiberfe^litJ^feit gegen ben gott= 
 
 H(<)en aBiUen, bcr ©treit wiber bic ©ottbeit. 
 
 r/ieoph'jliis, s. 3;^eopl)ilu§, ©ottlicb (5EJJ-n.). 
 
 r/ieor'bo, s. bie S^eorbc, a3aplaute. 
 
 Tlie'grem, s. Math, ^a^ 3;i)Corem, bcr 2ct)rfa^. 
 
 r/ieoremat'jc, — cal, I. or JVief/reni'jc , adj. ; 
 II. — cally, adv. t^corcmatift^ , in Xc^rfdocn 
 bcfle^enb. [rctif(3^ , III. s. ber S^corctifcr. 
 
 Tliegret'ic, — cal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. t^eo= 
 
 r/ie'prist, s. ber 3:^eoretifcr, ^orf(^er. 
 
 To T/ie'orize, v. n. 2cl)rfd|e aufflettcn. 
 
 The'ory, s. bic Sl)eorie. 
 
 r/jeosSph'ic — cal, adj. tI)Cofop^if(J^. 
 
 27ie6s'ophism, s. bie 3;^cofopt)ie. 
 
 27ieos'ophist, s. ber S^cofop^ift. 
 
 T/ieos'ophy, s. bie®ottc8n)eig^eit, Stjcolegic. 
 
 r/ierapeu'tic, I. or— cal, adj. t^crapcutifd^, 
 ^cilenb, jurpraft. ^eil!unbc gc^origj II. t-s, 
 s. pi. bic S^^erapic, ^eilfunfl. 
 
 There [thdr], I. adv. 1. U , bafclbfi, borti 2. 
 fig. icnfcitSj 3. incor. fl. thither; — is, — 
 are, — was , &c. cs ifl, cS gicbt , ba finb, man 
 ^at, c8 gab, 2C. j II. comp. — 'about (/. p. — ' 
 abouts), 1. ba ungcfd^r, ba^erum, in ber®cs 
 genb) 2. ungcfd^r fo mcl, circa; 3. (». ii.) 
 baruber, bcS^alb^ — after, barna(^, barauf 
 bemgcmdf, — at', l. baran, babcij 2. bar^ 
 fiber j 3, barauf, 4.bafclbjl, ba^in^-b/, 1. 
 baburd^, bamit, baraus, 2. baran 5 — 'fore, 1. 
 adv. barum, beSwcgcn, bes^alb, ba^cr, bafur j 
 Il.coni.alfo, foIgIi(^ 5— from', baoon barauSj— 
 in', barin 5 — in'to, ba l^incin, bareinj — of, ba= 
 ponj — on', barauf, baran, baruber 5 — out', 
 baraus, — to', — unto', bOJUj — un'der, bar* 
 unterj — upon', 1. barouf , ^icraufi 2. bcs= 
 ^alb, barum, bc^njcgcn, bem ju ^olge, — 
 with', bomit,fogIet(1^5 — withal', 1. libc-rbicf, 
 auferbem, bei aUc bcm, 2. ju glcid^cr 3cit, 
 
 27iere'8a, s. S^crcfc (^-n.) [juglcid^. 
 
 T/ie'rjac, I. or 77ieri'acal, adj. alS ®cgen= 
 gift wirfenb, ^cilfrdftig, mebicinif(3^ 5 H. s. ba§ 
 ©egcngift. 
 
 r/ter'mal, adj. 1. warm, t)on ber SBdrmc ^cr* 
 ni^rcnbj 2. warme 5Bdbcr betrejfcnb. 
 
 r/ier'mo-, comp. electricity, s. bicbard^ J^i^je 
 ]^er»orgebrad^te ober mobifijirtc (SIcftricitdt j 
 — pile, bic t^crmo=cIeftrifd)e @dulc. 
 
 77iermom'et?r, s. bcr S^ermometcr, aBdrmc* 
 meJTer. [t()crmomctrif4 
 
 r/iermomet'rjc, — cal, I. adj. ; II, — ly, adv. 
 
 TVier'mgscope , vid. Thermometer. 
 
 The§e , pt. pon This ; — many years , fcit m* 
 
 lenSa^ren. [©0^5 2. Mus. &c. bie ©cnfung. 
 r/ie'sis, A-. bieS()efi§: l. bcr (angcnommenc) 
 27f?ssa'l!an, I. adj. t^cffalifd^j II. s. bcr 2;^cf* 
 
 falier, bie Sbcffalicrinn. 
 77ies'saly, s. Geog. S^effalien. 
 T7iet'ic3l. adj. tbctif(^ , feflgcfc§t. 
 
Then 
 
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 Thir 
 
 T7ieur'gic, — cal, adj. t^eurgiff^, gciflcifid^tig, 
 3ci|terbttnnent),»unt)ernjirfcni>,n)unl)erfrciftig. 
 
 y/ieur'gy, s. tii Z^^cuxQU, ©eiflerfe^erei, ®«= 
 fterbonnung, aSunt)ern)irfung. 
 
 They [tha] , pron. fic :c. [mivj^ieac. 
 
 Thib'^t sheep , *. bic tibetanifc^e ober ^Qf(i^e= 
 r/iick, I, adj. k adv. 1. Dicf (Def gl. jig.) 5 2. 
 flarf, grob J 3. triibej 4. bic^t, engc^ 5. ^qu= 
 fig, fcbnell ^intereinonberj 6. ^urtig j 7. tief 5 
 8. Dummi — of hearing, coi. bartl)6rig5 to 
 speak — , eine fd^roere 3unge Ijaben, mitber 
 3unge ttnftofcn, unDerftanbli(^ reben, ftot= 
 tern, — coated, bicf t)dutig , birfrinbig? — 
 colours , ©icEfarben ? — ended , t6Ipif(b/ 
 plumps — eyed, triibfld^tig > — head, ber 
 ©irffopf, •Dummfopf 5 — intestines, ber iDicf' 
 bttnuj — railk, ber ^Olild^brei 5 — sculled, 1. 
 bicffopfig j 2. bumm, tolpifti^j— scull, — skin, 
 berSicffopf, SDummfopf, 3;6lpel5 — set, I. 
 adj. 1. bic^t gefteUt, bi(i^t bepflanjt^ 2, flcin 
 unb unterfe^t, gcbrdngt (t). (Statur)? II. <v. 
 ber S^icffet (einc TCrt ft^mcren 5iKand^c|ilers 
 3euge§) J — sighted, blobftcl^tigj- stuff, 1. 
 baS gugcftiicf , bie Unterleij^ci 2. Ship-h. 
 Soljlen (\)on 4 bi§ 12 3oU ©icfe)} - witted, 
 bummf opfig 5 — woollens, bicteSBoUenseuge, 
 
 — wrought, bic^t gearbeitetj II. s. bic ©icfc. 
 To r/iick'en, u. I. a. l.bicf mat&en, cerbicfeni 
 
 2. bid^t ma^en, 3. ja^Ireid^ madden, Il.n. 1. 
 
 bicf, bicfer, triibcroerben, fic^ »erbicEen5 2. 
 
 {i(^ oerbit^ten, 3. junc^men, fiarfer, ja^Irci^ 
 
 c^er ober leb^aft racrben. 
 r/ack'et, s. ba& ©irfic^t. [oerbidet. 
 
 y/ack'ish, orfj. ein luenig (etwaS) birf, bicflic^, 
 27iick'ly, adv. OOn Thick, 
 r/ack'ness, *, l.bteiDicfej 2. bic ©id^t^cit, 
 
 Unburc^bringlid^Feit, 3. bie 2age, B^i6)ti 4. 
 
 bie ©tumpf^eit, ©umm^eit, — of hearing, 
 
 col. bic |)art^c)rigfeit. 
 r/iief, .¥. 1. ber ©icb, bic ©iebinitj 2. ber 
 
 atduber am fiid^tCJ — catcher, — taker, bcr 
 
 ©ieb§fdnger, ^dfd^cr, ^oliseiradd^ter. [^cn. 
 To JViieve, v. n. fie^len, eincnSicbfla^l bege= 
 TMe'very , j. 1. bic ©iebcrei , ber ©icbfta^l , 
 Thieves, pi. \). Thief. [2. baS ®eflot)Iene. 
 27ue'vish, I. adj.; II. - ly , adv. bicbifc^ 5 HI- 
 
 — ness, *. ba§©iebif^e. 
 
 Thigh [f/ii], s. Anat. ber ed^citfcl, ^a^Zid'- 
 bein, bic Senbc j — bone, ba§ ©c^enMbein. 
 
 r/iiU, s, bic (®abel=)®cid^fel5- horse, col. 
 T/iil'ler , ba§ ©eid^fclpfcrb , ©abclpfcrb , bcr 
 ^arrcngaul. 
 
 r/iim'ble, s. 1. ber ^inger^ut , S^d^ring 5 2. 
 iWar. bie ^aufd^,^aufe 5 -limpet, ConchMx 
 gried^ifd^e Xrid)tcr ^ - rigger, Safd^enfpieler 
 
 Thime [tim] , vid. Thyme. 
 
 T/iin, adj. & adv. 1. bunn (bcfgl. ^g.)j 2. 
 Ii(bt5 3. Ieid)t5 4. felten, fparfam, nid^tjo^U 
 viid), Hein (0. ber 3al)I) 3 leer 5 5. njcit, rocit* 
 Idufig, 6. Hein, geringc,fd^n)a(^,arm,magcr, 
 fpdrUt^j T. Ui^t, ungegriinbctj S.uniDCfent- 
 Iid()5 — drink, Icid^tcS (fd^n)Q(beS) ©ctrdnf^ 
 ©unnbier^ — goods, leid^te (»oUcnc)3c«ge j 
 
 — spun, bunn ober jart gefponncn. 
 
 To r/nn, V. I. a. 1. oerbiinnen/ Iid(>tcn} 2. 
 oerringern, oermagern) II. n. bunn recrbcn. 
 
 Thine, pron. poss. bein (bcincr, beine, beineS) j 
 ber, bic, ba§ beinigc. 
 
 Thing, s. bo6 Sing , bic <Ba6)ei a — , (Stmas. 
 
 T/iing'um, *. (— bob) uwfg:. (con ©ingen, :c. 
 bic man nid^t ju bcnennen wcip) , ein ©ing&, 
 ber u. bcr, bie u. bic, Mr. — , |)crr wie \)cift 
 cr bod^ I vulg. (ber) !Dingeri(b. 
 
 To 77iink, V. ir. 1. n. 1. benfen? 2. nacbben= 
 fen (on, liber) 5 3. gtauben, mcincnj 4. beab= 
 fid^tigenj to — good, fiir gut Ijaltcn, to- 
 best, fur boS aScflc tjaltenj to — of or on 
 (upon), 1. onob.auf(©tn)a§) bcnfen5 2. fi(!> 
 auf (©twos) befinneni 3. (to — much , light, 
 &c. of . .. , piel, geringe, ic.) oon . . . bcnFcn, 
 ()alten, ad^tenj u. a. 1. benfenj 2. ^altcn 
 fiir . . . 5 3. bebiinfen, f(t)cincn. 
 
 27an'ker, s. ber©enfenbc, ©enfer. 
 
 jfViin'king, p. s. 1. ba& ©cnFcn, jc.j 2. bt^ 
 5Kcinung, ba& ©afiir^altcn. 
 
 r/nn'ly, adv. 0. Thin. 
 
 r/iin'n?ss , s. 1. bie ©iinnc, ©unnljeit, ®un* 
 nigf eit 5 2. bic @eltenl)cit , ©pdrlid^fcit , 2c. 
 cf. Thin, adj. 
 
 T/iird, I. adj. ber brittcj II. *. 1. ba§ ©ritt* 
 tljeil, 2. Chron., Mus. &c. bie 3:crtic5 3. 
 Com. (— [bill] of exchange) , bcr brittc (obcr 
 3;ertitt=)5fficd^felj bicS^erticj t-s, p/,.4. Law, 
 N. E. baS SSittmengut (©rittt^eil beS SScr= 
 mSgenS beS werftorbencn (St)emanne§)5 5. 
 Corns, ©rittelfiucfe (bic mit Va bejeicbncten 
 ®ulbcnfiudfe)5 in t-s, inOlcd^nung ju brei, 
 
 — borough, 4= bcr (®emeinbe06on|label, 
 Unterconftabel ? — earing, Agr.'^ah ©reiartcn, 
 ©ricbracben, — estate, Viz ©cmeincn: 1. bcr 
 brittc iStanbj 2. bo§ Untcr^auS? the — mate 
 of a ship, ber brittc <Stcuermannj — point, 
 Arch, ber ©urd^fcbnittspunft im ©djcitel ei* 
 ne§ glci^feitigcn ©rciecfdj arch of the — 
 point, bcr (Spi^bogcn? — sound, Mus.Vit 
 
 77nrd'ly, adv. brittcnS. [Scrtic. 
 
 4: To r/tirl, V. n. bol)ren, bur(bI6(bern. 
 r/iir'lage , s. bcr 9J?ii()ljn)ong. 
 T/iirst, *. 1. bcr ©urflj 2. fig. bic SBcgierbc. 
 To T/iirst, V. n. biirf^en , burflen (a\x(i)fie» - 
 after, for, nacb . . •)• 
 
Thir 
 
 726 
 
 Thra 
 
 Thxr'siy, I. adj.; 11. — ily, adv. burflig, burr, 
 oerfengt J III. — jn^ss, s. mie Thirst. 
 
 TViir'teen, adj. Jjreije^n. 
 
 r/iiyteen//j, 1. adj. ber breijei^nte j II. s. Mus. 
 bic S)ctaoe ber Bcxte i III. — ly , adv. jum 
 
 Thir't'ieih, adj. ber brcipigftc. [brcije^ntcn. 
 
 77iir'ty, adj. bretf ig. 
 
 Thi« , I. pron. dem. biefer, biefe , biefeS j in — 
 country, \)m JU SanbCJ at — day, nod^ l)eutc, 
 ie|o noc^ J — month , ber (aufcnbe 5[Ronttt j — | 
 month (year) past, feit (cor) eincm ?0?onat 
 (S^^J^)) — ^ovae time, feit longerer^eit, Idn 
 ger ^er, — way, ^terl>erj II. .v. (cigentl 
 ellipt.) Com.®egcnn)drtige8 (i.e.^d^rcibcn) , 
 by — , 1. ^icrburd^, 2. umbiefe3eit, je^t, 
 ittbcjfenj of — , ^ierioon. 
 
 This' tie [this'd] , s. BoU bie ©iftcl 5— do wn, bie 
 ©-rooUe, — finch, Orn. ber ©-fin!, ©tiegli^ 
 
 * r/iis'tly, adj. uott ©ificln, biftelig. 
 
 Thith'er, adv. bortl)in, ba^iiij — to, hU ba^iH; 
 Ui bort^in} — ward(s), bort^inrodrtg, ba^ 
 
 r/iokes, s.pl. au§genommcne^if(^e.[^inn)art§. 
 
 Tiiole, s. 1. ber ®riff on einer ©enfei Mars. 
 
 2. t-s, pL bie Sflubcrpflocfe, 9l-ndgel, ®ul» 
 leni — pins, bie 31-fIampen. 
 
 Thom'as [torn' -] , *. %i)oma^ m-n.). 
 
 ♦ThSm'jst [or thb' - , Sm.] , s. ber 3:^omifi, 
 In^nger ber Se^re be§ 3,^oma§ 7Cc|uinaS. 
 
 Thong, s. ber 9liemen, leberne ©trang, ©trcif^ 
 bie ^eitf(^cnfi^nur. [ben, befeftigt. 
 
 r/ionged, adj. mit Oliemen Derfe^en , gebun= 
 
 r/ioraf'ic, I. adj. Anal jur 95rufi gc^orig, 
 aSruftsj — duct, ber (2)Jild^=)a3rufigQngi — 
 fishes, or II. t-s, s. pi. Ich. bie SSrufiflofer. 
 
 r/io'r^l, adj. ba§ (e|e=)a5cttbctrefFcnb. 
 
 27io'rax, s. Anat bic 95ru|t. 
 
 r/iorn, .V. 1. Bot. ber jDom (bie cerfd^. Irten 
 fxe^e in Fl'dgeVs Compl. Diet.) ; 2. ber (Sta= 
 d^el5 3. Script. bttS ^emmnipj — apple, Bot. 
 ber <Ste(3^apfel, ©ornapfelj /c/i-*. — back, 
 ber (StQ^elrod^e 5 — but , bie SJfeerbutte, 
 ^lattei^e, — bush, ber iDornenflraud)5 — 
 hedge, Uz jDornl)e(fe) — less, bornlos. 
 
 r/ior'ny, adj. 1. bornig, ftad^elig, 2. fig. 
 [(^wierig j — trefoil, J5o«. r><xi bornid^te ©rei= 
 bltttt condanbia, — loach, Ich. \)k @tein= 
 fc^merle , ber <Steinpci|f er. 
 
 r/ior'ough [f/ior'o], ad;, l.burd^ (. . . ^inburd^) 
 ge^enb, 2. burd^auS, burd^gdngig^ 3. »oII= 
 fommen, ^oUfldnbig, DcJUig, au&gemai^t, t)oI= 
 Icnbet, gdnjlid^ 5— base,— bass, Mwj.ber ®ene= 
 rolbal j — bred, 1. (bef. n. ^ferbe) ©on rci= 
 uer ^ace, ooUbliitig 5 2. con guter TCbFunfti 
 
 3. oon guter ©rjie^ungj 4. griinblid^ flubirt, 
 au^f!ubirt, auSgebilbet, griinb(-i(^ erfa^ren? 
 5 a)ie Thorough , 2. 3 — cut, ber 2Dur(^fd(>mtt 
 
 Cauf Sifenba^nen, \i.) 5 — draught, ber ©urdjs 
 §ugj - fare, bie ©urd^fa^rt, ber Surd^gong., 
 ©urd^lap j — going , col. »ie Thorough, 2.i 
 
 — light, bttS (burc^ sn>ci entgcgengefe^te t)ff» 
 nungen ober gcnfier) burd)|lreid(>enbc Ixii^t'^ 
 
 — lighted , burd^aus (auf beiben ©eitcn) er= 
 leud^tet 5 — paced, — sped, roie Thorough, 2. j 
 
 — stitch, vidg. 1. oollenbet, p (5nbe}2.bur(t)- 
 au§5 to go — stitch, ooUenbenj — toll, baS 
 ^flaftergelb fur SSicl)) Bot-s. — wax, ii<xh 
 ©ur^wad^g, 5Bru(^fraut j — wort, ber burc^- 
 wacbfene ©often. 
 
 r/iSr'oughly, odu. gdnjlid^, ooHig, burd>ttuS. 
 4:rAi5rp,*. ba5©orf. 
 
 27i8s, s. Zoof.ber ®olb»olf,cai)cnnifd^e^unb. 
 Those, pron. pi. 0. That, [d^en ©tQle iiblid^j. 
 Thou, pron. ber 2. p*. .«ng.bu (nurim feierU== 
 To ThoA, V. a. \. (aud^ n.) bu^en, 2. auf oer* 
 
 traute SBeife be^anbcln. 
 Though [tho], conj. 1. obf^on, obgleid^, wcnn 
 
 Qucbgleid^, wennaud^j 2. j»ar , frciUd^ 5 3. 
 
 fam. bod^, iebod^) as—, <x\h ob, old mennj 
 
 what — , gefe^t bop aud^ . . . , wenn quc^ . . . 
 T/iought [t/iat] , pref. kp.p.Xi. To Think. 
 
 * r/iought, s. 1. basSenfen; 2. ber®ebQU?ei 
 3. ber aSegrijfj 4. bi; ^einungj 5. ber ©inn 5 
 6. bag 9?ttd)finnen5 7. bii 93etra(btung, libera 
 legangj 8. bie ©orge Sraurigfeit^Sefiim^ 
 merni^) 9. bie Tfbfid^t, ber 3n)crfj 10. bie 
 (Srroartungj 11. ein SBenig, ©tmaS^upon 
 second — , no(^ nod^maligcr (reifcrcr) 
 ilberlegung. 
 
 * r/iought'ful, 1. adj.; II. - ly, adv. 1. ge= 
 ban? enPoU j 2. nad^benflid^, tiefjinnig 5 3. auf= 
 merffam, bcbad^t (of, auf)j 3. beforgt, be* 
 fiinimcrt. III. — ness, s. 1. ba§ ticfe 9^a(^= 
 benfen, bie Sieffinnigf cit 5 2. bie ©orgfdl; 
 ti^Mt, SScforgnif. 
 
 * yViought'less, 1. adj.\ II. — ly, adv. 1. ge* 
 banfenloSj 2. unbefummert (of , um),forg= 
 loS ) nad^lttffig 5 3. f^umpf , bumm j III. — ness, 
 ^.l.bic ©cbaufenlofigf eit j 2.bie ©orgloRgf dt. 
 
 r/iou'sand, I. adj. tttUfenb) — fold, taufcnb^ 
 fttd^^ (a) — times, taufenb SJIqIj II. *. baS 
 
 r/iou'sandf/i, adj. ber taufcnbfie. [Saufenb 
 
 27iowl, vid. Thole. [^ncd^tfd^aft. 
 
 77iral'dom (T/trall'dom), j. bic ©clttoerci, 
 
 r/irall, (n). ii.) I. *. l.ber©clape,^nc(^tj 
 2. bie 2eibeigenfd^aft; ©claoerei j II. adjf. Icib* 
 
 To 27irall, vid. To Enthrall.[eigen, untert^an. 
 
 To r/irash, v. I. a. 1. (ttU^ n.)bref(ben5 2. 
 priigcln) H. n. muljfam arbeiten, col. biijfeln. 
 
 ZVirash'^r, *. ber ©refd^er. 
 
 r/irash'jng, I. *. 1. baS ©ref(§en, jc.j 2. bic 
 Zx(k6it ^rugel j II. comp. — floor, bic )Drefd|)» 
 tenne; — machine, bie ©refc^mafd&inc. 
 
Thra 
 
 727 
 
 Thro 
 
 r/ir?is8n'}cal,l. adj.; II.- y,adw.prQ^Icrifd^, 
 
 r/iread, *. 1. t)er ^abcn (aici^^g. = t)er3u= 
 fammcn^ang, ©ang)^ 2. ijr 3n)irn53. r.bie 
 e^raubengdnge 5 4. Bot. )er3:rQgcr,®taubs 
 foten? — bare , 1. fQj)enfi^einig (con geroeb* 
 ten ©toffen), abgcnu^t, abgetragen {r>. ^d 
 t)ern)) 2.^g-. abgenu^tj — bareness, ^itllh: 
 genu^ttjeit, — bobbin, 3»irnU§en5 — case 
 
 — housewife , ba& 3wirntaf(^(l^en, 3»irnfut 
 teral j — lace, Die 3roirnfpi5e j — moss , Bot 
 ba& ^notenmooS 5 — papers , (papicrne) 
 3n)irnn)icfel 5 — satin , geincn » ©Qtin, — 
 shaped, 5o^ fat)enf6rmis (»on oerf4>iebenen 
 ^flQnjent^eilcn) 5 — stamper , Conch. t)er lis 
 nirte Aegel^ — tape, boS ^wirnbonb. 
 
 To Thread, v. a. 1. einfcibeln, 2. Jig. bur(b« 
 bringen , (T\6)) burd) . . . winben, (einen 2Beg) 
 i?erfoIgen , burt^wanbeln , burc^jie^en, burd^» 
 ge^cn, ic 
 
 JViread'en, adj. (n). fi.) au§ ^dben bcfte^enb. 
 
 r/iread'y, adj. 1. ^aben ent^altenb, fabigj 2. 
 biinn (n>ic ^fiben) , faferig. 
 
 r/jreash, ^. (iV^.) iu"d. Triage. 
 
 r/jreat, *. bic Dro^ung, Sebro^ung. 
 
 To T/jreat'en (*To T/ireat), v. a. broken, 
 bebroben, brauen, in ©(brerfen fe^en. 
 
 T/treat'en^r, *. ber ©rober. [benb , bebro^litb- 
 
 r/ireat'ful, adj. toKerSro^ungen, (ftarfjbro* 
 
 77tred, s. k v. xnd. Thread. 
 
 To r/ired'dle, v. a. vid. To Thread. 
 
 Three , I. adj. breij — aged, ©on brei 5Ken= 
 f(benaltcrn5 jBo«-j. — capsuled, mit brei Sap* 
 feln? — celled, b-fd(berig 5 — cleft, b-fpaltig , 
 
 — cornered, 1. b-ccfigj 2. Bo<. b-feitigj — 
 edged, 1. b-f(bneibig} 2. Bot. b-feitig$ — fin- 
 gered , b-fingcrig j — flowered, b-blumigj — 
 fold, b-fa(b, b-fdltig5 — forked, b-jacfig, b-s 
 jinfigj — grained, b-ffirnigj — inch(ed), 
 1. b-soUig 5 2. fig. Tiei-n, geringj Bot-s. 
 
 — leaved grass , ©-blutt, ^ICC, Srifolium5 
 
 — lobed, b-lappig, —nerved, b-rippigj — 
 nooked , b-»inMig) — parted , b-tbcilig j — 
 pence [i/irip'p^ns], b. ^ence, b. ©tuber, — 
 penny [</irip'?ni] , 1. b. ^ence wertl) 5 2. j?g. 
 geringe, fd^lei^t 3— petaled, Bof . b-bldttrig (». 
 ber asiumenfrone) 5 — pointed, b-fpi|ig^ — 
 score, btt§ ©(bocf(=60)5 — seeded, b-= 
 famigj — seeded mercury, Bot. bQ8 58renn= 
 Jrautj — sided, b-fantig , b-feitig (ttU(b 
 Bot.)'^ — &\\i steel-pens, b-fpaltige ©ta^ls 
 ©(breibfebcrnj — square, Bot. b-lantigj — 
 storied, au§ brei ©tjcfmerfen befiebenb, b-s 
 |l6(f ig 5 a — tailed pacha , (^or p. of — tails), 
 einaSaJTa con brei Sftopfcbweifen,- valved, 
 Bot. b-flappig5 — way cock, Mec/i. ber ®rei= 
 
 I wegbabn (breifatb gebobrtc ^o^n)j II. s. Vn 
 
 2)reij by t-s, juSreien. 
 r/ircnet'ic, adj. trourig , fldglitb. 
 r/iren'ody, s. baS ^Ittgelieb, bcr^tagegcfang. 
 To r/iresh, vid. To Thrash. [SccfucbS. 
 
 27iresh'er, s. 1. vid. Thrasher; 2. ^c/i. bCL 
 27iresh'old, s. bic ©(bwelle, SburfcbmcUe. 
 T/irew, pret. ». To Throw, 
 r/irice, adv. brei 5Kal. 
 To r/irifd, V. a. fi(bbur(b . . . tlemmcn ob. mix* 
 
 ben, burcbftblupfen, burcbjiebcn. 
 r/irift, J. 1. bic ©parfamfcit, bQ§3uratbf* 
 
 batten, lit SBirt^fcboftlifb^citj 2. Uh ©lucf, 
 
 ber SBoblftQnbj 3. ber ©eroinn, JBortbeilj 4. 
 
 Bot. bie ©ecnclfc. 
 r/iriftjly, adv. 0. Thrifty, 
 r/iriftiness, .9. 1. bic ©parfamfcit, SBirtb* 
 
 f(baftUd)feit} 2. bad ©cbcibcn. [bciblicb- 
 r/irift'l^ss, adj. 1. terf(bnjenberif(b i 2. ungc^ 
 Thrifty, adj. 1. rotbfam, fparfom, wirtl)^ 
 
 f(baftli(b, b<iuSbdltcrifcb} 2. gebeibcnbj ;^. 
 
 erfpart. [bie erfcbilitterung. 
 
 r/irnj, s. 1. vid. Drill; 2. bQSa5eben,3ittern, 
 To Thrill, V. I. a. 1. vid. To Drill; 2./g. 
 
 a) burcbftbaucrn 5 ft) burtbbobren, ocrnjunbcn ? 
 
 II. ?i. jittem, bebcn, [(baucrn 
 To 77irive, v. ir. n. gebeiben, fortfommen. 
 27iriv'en , p. p. t). To Thrive. 
 27iri'v?r, *. @incr ber ®lutf b^t, fortfommt- 
 T/iri'ving, I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. gebeiblicb/ 
 
 junebmenb,n>tt(bfenb, glit(fli(b? HI. — ness, 
 
 s. baS ©ebeibenj ®lucf. 
 27iro', harh. contr. fi. Through. 
 Throat, s. 1. bcr @(blunb, bie Jtcble, ©urgcl j 
 
 2, ber ^aU 5 3. ^rc?i. bie ^oblfeble. Mars. 
 
 4. bie03^i(f an ber^affeli 5. bcr|)alg, in= 
 
 nere SBinfel (eineS ^nicfjoljcs, beS "KnferS), 
 
 — band, ber ,Reblriemen (Qm3Quni)5 Mars-. 
 
 — brails, SSefcblagteinen, ©eitaucan bcr ®af- 
 fel} — brail of the mizzen, baSSSefangbrobf 5 
 
 — buckles, ^ebl(ricm=)fd^nallen J — down- 
 hauler, Mar. ber S^icberboler ber ®affel (on 
 ber 9Jlicf)5 - flap, Anat. ber ^eblbecfel, baS 
 3dpf(ben 5 — halliard. Mar. ber ©affclfaltj 
 
 — pipe, J.n at. bie Suftrobrc 5 — root, Bot. Uz 
 SBaffermfirsnjurj 5 -seizing, Mar. ba& ^art» 
 binbfelj — wort, Bot. bas ^olSfraut. 
 
 r/jroa'ted, adj. comp. einen (tiefcn , JC) 
 
 TAroa'ty, inel. ft. Guttural. [<S(bIunb b^benb. 
 
 To 77tr8b, v. n. potben, fd^Iogen, bcben, flo. 
 
 pfen, puljlren. [pfen, ^ulflren. 
 
 Throb, s. ba8 ^0(ben, ©cblagen, (^zxi')^lo' 
 
 TJtroe , s. bef. pi. 1. bic (®eburt§s)aBeben, 
 
 (®-s)@d^mersen, ba§ ^rcifeni 2. yig. bcr 
 
 beftige ,ffampf, bic geraaltfQmcSrftbuttcrung. 
 
 To r/iroe,u. In. in S[BeI)cn Ucgcn, freifcn, 
 
 J^^^ OP THE ^\ 
 
Thro 
 
 728 
 
 Thum 
 
 So^eSongfl cmpfinben 5 II. a. roe^ madden, 
 
 ()cftig dngfligen, Sobe^angft einiogen. 
 T/irone, s. bcr S^ron. [t^roncnb. 
 
 To !Z7irone, V. a. uid. To Enthrone; throned, 
 r/ir5ng, s. ba& ®ct>rdngc, berSrang , 3ulQuf, 
 
 ^oufen, Die 9JJcngc. 
 To r/jr8ng, v. I. n. Drfingcn, fic^ brangenj ll. 
 
 a. bcDrdngenj t-ed, gebrdngt »ott. 
 r/ir8s'tle [t/ir5s'sl], *. 1. Orn. t)ie ©ingbrof* 
 
 fcU 2. Weav. DicDroffelmttfc^inc, — cotton 
 
 mill, Die SBajTergarnfpinnerei. 
 
 * r/trSs'tting , s. Vet. Me Jte^Ifduc^C Oixt 
 [|)aIS«J SBrdune I)ef. De& 9linDoie^ed). 
 
 r/irot'tle, *. Die Suftro^re, ^el^lcj — valve, 
 Mech. Die ©rojfelflappe, jDampfflappe, DqS 
 ©d^nordijDcntil. [flicfen j li. n. roij^eln. 
 
 To 27ir6t'tle, u. I. a. erDroffelit, emergen, er^ 
 r/ir6ugh [f/ir6], I. prep. 1. Durc^i 2. au&, 
 »or; mittelflj II. ado. 1. Durd^ 5 2. vid. Tho- 
 rough ; — gplent, Far. DaS Doppelteflberbein 5 
 — tang, Dcr ganj (Durdf) Den ©riff) Durd^ge* 
 ^enDe Jtropp (an 2RefferfIingcn). 
 
 • 77ir6ughdut', I. prep. Durc^ (. . . ^nDuri^) 5 
 II. adv. Dur^auS j ubcraa. 
 
 T/irDve, preL 0. To Thrive. 
 
 To Throw, V. ir. I. a. 1. werfenj 2. flopenj 
 3. ^tnwerfenj 4. abflreifenj abroerfen, able* 
 gen J 5. (— down) nieDerroerfen 5 flurjen 
 (ttu^A'.)5 6. jwirnen, fpinnenj T. Dre^en, 
 Drcd^felnj to — away, 1. rocgwerfen (ou(J(> 
 
 ^g.)5 2. oerwerfcnj to — by, bci Bnti n>er= 
 fen, ©erwcrfenj to — in, 1. ^ineinwerfen 5 2. 
 (beilttufig, in Der SRcDc, jc.) anbringen, tm 
 f^jaltenj 3. ^g. ^inpne^men , Dajure(^nen5 
 to — into . . . , perfc^en in ... 5 to — off , 1. 
 ttbwerfen, t)on ft(b raerfen, 2. ttblegenj 3. au&= 
 jlofen, 4. perftopen,entfernen5 5. Sporf.(Die 
 getoppelten ^unDe) lo&Iaffen 5 to — one's self 
 on (upon) . . . , fid^ oerlaffen oDcr oertraucn 
 auf . . . 5 to — out, 1. auSiDerfenj ^erousftrefs 
 fen, 2. perflof en, ocrjagen , Pcrbannen, pcr= 
 treibenj 3. o«n>erfenj 4. jig. (SBortc,2C.) 
 QU&ftopenj ^inmerfen, fatten laffenj 5. luxM 
 loffen, ubertreffen,- to - up, 1. aufmerfen , in 
 Dic|)6^en>crfen, (auc^: ®pei(^el, :c.) au8^ 
 wcrfen^ 2. (por SSerDrup) aufgeben , ^inwcr^ 
 fen 5 II. n. 1. roerfen (— at, na^ . . .) } 2. roUx' 
 feln. [3. wd. Throe, 4. 
 
 Ty»row, s. 1. Dcr SBurf i 2. Der @treid^, ©(^lagj 
 
 r/iroV^r, s. 1. Der SBerfcr, jcj 2. Der 3»ir« 
 ner, (silk — ) ©eiDcnfpinncr, S>eiDenbereiter. 
 
 r/irown, p. p. 0. To Throw; — ware, Pot. 
 ^oblroaarc (wie Sbcrtaffen, ic)) to be - 
 out. Sport. fx(^ perlieren , oon Der 3agD ab« 
 !ommen (oon Den ^unDcn). 
 
 T?arow'st9r, vid. Thrower, 2. 
 
 27iriim, s. 1. DoS Srumm, Der ®oum, Da$ 
 ©olbenDe (Der flocfigc ©aum) an Der 8ein= 
 wanD } 2. Das grobe ©efpinnfl, grobe ©arnj 
 t-s , p/. 3. Mar. DaS Srumm (©tiitfe ©(^af= 
 woUe) ju einem^e(bquaft5 4. ©taubfdDen, 
 
 — cap. Die rau(^e (grobe, rooUene) 50^u|e5 — 
 hat, Der rau(^e (©amenO^utj — night-cap. 
 Die 3:roDDel=9J?u§e. 
 
 To Thrum, v. I. a, 1. fd^Iagen, (ein3nflru= 
 ment) fd^led^t fpielen, fUmpern, fra^enj 2. 
 roeben, fpinnenj 3. Mar. (ein ©egel, eine 
 5)iatte) fpidfen^ II. n. fd()nurren (wie eine 
 
 r/irfimbs [thramz] , vid. Thrum, 3. [^a^e). 
 
 Thrush, s. 1. Orn. Die ©roffeU 2. Med. (juw. 
 t-es, pi.) Dic@d^n>dmme(im9)JunDeDer^in» 
 Der)} 3. i?'ar. (sum. thrushes) , Dcr <25tra^l= 
 fcbrodren, (running — , Die fliepente) @trabl= 
 fdulei golden—, Om.Die®olDDrofreI,Der^irol. 
 
 To Tlirvist, v. ir. I. a. 1. ftofen, f(blagen5 2. 
 treiben , Drdngen, einDrdngen, preJTen, quet= 
 fdfjen, fiampfenj 3. ftopfen^ 4. flerfenj to — 
 into, einDringen, oufDringenj II. n. l.ftofen 
 (— at , nad^) , einDringen , angreifen 5 2. ficb 
 ^erjuDrdngen, fid^ einDrdngen. 
 
 r/irust, s. 1. Der ©top 5 2. Der ©tid^j 3. Dcr 
 TCngriff, lugfaU. 
 
 Thrust, pret. & p. p. 0. To Thrust. 
 
 TAriis'ting on, s. (Sh.) Dcr :jfntrieb. 
 
 r/iriis'tie [f/irus'sl] , s. vid. Throstle. 
 
 Thiigs [tugz] , s. pi. Die SNgS / l^inDofian. 
 Sflaubm6rDer=©ccte. [Der!5^^ags. 
 
 Thuggee' [tuge'j , .v. DaS 3;reibcn unD SBefen 
 
 r/ju'le , .y. An. Geog. (Die Snfel) Zi)Vik. 
 
 r/iumb [thum] , s. Der iDaumen , — band , Da& 
 DaumenDicfe 35anD5 — bolt, Der S^ad^triegel 
 (am Sl)urf(bIop) 5 — cleat , Mar. ein ,Rlamp 
 mit einem |>orn oDer ^rnij — lancet, Surg. 
 Die ©ti(^lan5Ctte5 — latch , Lock-sm. Der 
 SaumenDrficfcrj — lock, Da§ ^eDcrt^urfd^lof 
 (rait 2)rucf ju fiffnen) 5 — nail. Die 3?agclprobe j 
 
 — nut, Die ©d^ipanjfd^raubc j — piece , Typ. 
 Der @ri|f am ©ecfel j — screw , Die ©d^wanj* 
 fd^raube 5 — stall , l. gen. Der ©dumlingj 2. 
 Gun. Der Ddumling, Die ©(^lopHappe De5 
 ®en)ebr§, Dcr OlegenDetf el 5 3. v/d. Palm, 6. 
 
 *To 27iiimb, v. I. a. 1. (mit Dem ©aumen) 
 I)anDbabcn 5 2.Durd^bldttern, abgreifen, (Durd^ 
 ©ieleS ©reifen) befd^mu^cnj to — over, (eine 
 5)leloDie) ableiern 5 II. n. roic To — over. 
 
 TViu'merstone , vid. Axinite. 
 
 TVjum'mim, s. vid. Urira. 
 
 27{ump, s. Der ©(^log, ©top, ^uff. 
 
 To r/iiimp,u. a.kn. fcblagcn, flopen, puffen, 
 feilen, pod^cn. 
 
 Thum'per, *. 1 . Der ©(blagenDe, ic. , 2. vulg. ir» 
 genD ttroa^ [c^r ®rope§, ©crounDerngroertbcS- 
 
Thum 
 
 729 
 
 Tide 
 
 JTiam'ping, adj. vulg. fe^r grop, flarf, bidP. 
 
 rAiin'der, s. Der ©onnerj — and lightning, 
 Com. einc ^rt Sorat, ober wottencr 3eug t5on 
 greUem 'Kn^i^tm - bolt, l.t)cr©-feil, SU^j 
 2. r?d. Beleranite ; — clap (— crack) , ber 
 25-f^lQgj— cloud, Die® eroittemolfej— gust, 
 t)cr®eroitterf!unn3 — rod, irnpr. net f8li^' 
 ableiterj — shower, bcr ©eroitterregen? — 
 stone , roie — bolt, 2. j — storm, t)er ®en)its 
 tcrfturm ^ To — strike, v. ir. a. mit t)cm ^ii^e 
 treffen, bef. im p.p.: — stricken , — struck, 
 (nie) com ©onner gcrfi^rt, getroffen, ^cftig 
 erfc^rocfen, erflaunt. 
 
 To TViun'der, v. a. & n. bonncm, wettern 5 to 
 
 — down, nieberbonncrn 5 t-ing barrels, Me 
 asii^s Ob. ^euerfdffer: a) bei SSelogerungen j 
 6) bie ^clffer, roorin fic^ bie ^euerti5pfe eineS 
 95ranber& beflnbeni t-ing voice, bie ©onners 
 
 77iun'd?rer, s. ber Donnerer. [fKmme. 
 
 77mn'deroa8, adj. (». fi.) * bonnernb; fur(i(>t= 
 
 77iiin'ny, *. Orn. bic ®ra&mficfc. [bar. 
 
 27inrif?rou8, rtrfj. SBei^rau(^ fu^renb. 
 
 y/iurjfica'tion, j. ba8 Oldud^ern, SBei^rauc^* 
 
 TTiurifn'gia, s. Gcog. S^uringen. fbrennen. 
 
 27iurifn'gian, I. adj. t^uringif(^ j II. s. bcr S^u= 
 
 27iur§'day, s. ber ©onnerflog. [ringer. 
 
 Thiis, adv. fo, alfo j — far, fo mit 
 
 To TViwack , v. a. lud. fc^logen, bref4>cn, 
 (bur(^)n)Qlfen, (bur(^)gerben. 
 
 77iwack, s. lud. ber ^6)laQ, ©torf^ieb. 
 
 YTiwart , I. adj. ; II. or — ly , adv. 1. fd^rage, 
 quer, uberjwert^j^g:-*. 2. oerfe^rt, 3. enU 
 gcgen,nad^t^eiUgj4.unangcne{)m,ungeIegen5 
 fit>ief, ubel j III. *. bie 0luberban! 5 IV. — ness, 
 s. bie aSerfe^rt^eit 5 SBiberrodrtigfeit 5 — 
 ships, quer iber bag ©d^iffj — ways, qucr, 
 querfelbcin. 
 
 To 27iwart,v. a. burc^Frcujcn , in bieSluere 
 fommen, ^inbern, ^inberlid^, suroibcr fein. 
 
 ITiwar'ter, s. bie ©rel}!ranf^eit ber <Sd)afe. 
 
 TTiwar'tjngly, adv. entgegen, ^inberli(j^. 
 
 T/iwick'-i/iwack! int. vulg. flitfcb flatfc^l 
 f(j(>»ib f(i^»ab ! rip§ raps ! 
 
 Thy, pron. pass, bein, beine, bein (c/. Thou). 
 
 77iy'ine-wood [— wud] , s. ba§ S^^tenen^olj. 
 
 Thyme [tim], s. Bot. ber Zi)\)mian , Sluenbel. 
 
 TJiy'mi^s , s. Anat. bie 95ruf!brufe. 
 
 •Thy'my, adj. poH 3:^t)mian. 
 
 Thf roid, adj. Anat. fd^ilbformig, t^t)reobeif(^5 
 
 — cartilage, bcrt^-c^norpcI,(S^iIb!norpel5 
 
 — gland, bic t^-c ©rfife, ©d^ilbbritfe. 
 27iyr8e, s. 1. ber 3:^t)rfuS, a5ac(!^ug|lab J 2. 
 
 Bot. ber ©traup, bie eiformige 0lifpe. 
 Thyself, proJi. bu felbft, felbft, bi(^, bir. 
 Ti'ar, Tia'ra, s. bicSiarc : 1. bie FSnigl.^aupt* 
 
 binbe j 2. bfc breifacj^e ^rone bes ^opfles. 
 
 Tib , s. ber 9J?u§ , bic lieberlid^c SBeibSperfon, 
 
 Ti'bald, s. vid. Theobald. [©Ubclmogb. 
 
 Tl'ber, s. Geog. bie Siber (glup). 
 
 Tib'ja, s. Anat. ba§ ©d^ienbein. 
 
 Tib'jal, adj. 1. Anat. jum ©(bicnbcin gc^firig j 
 2. cine ^fetfc ober glote betreffenb, §I6ten«. 
 
 Tich'jng, p. s. ba§ Sorffe^en, S^afenlegcn. 
 
 Tifch'y, vid. Techy. To Tice, vid. Entice. 
 
 Tick, s. I. ber (aSettOUberjug, bie 3ie*C5 2. 
 t-8, pi. nii Ticking; 3. Ent. (sheep — , bic 
 ©^af8=)3ecfei (dog—) .fjunbSserfc, 4. bas 
 .ffrippenfe^enbcr^ferbej 5. co/. ber Grcbit, 
 Sorg, burl, ^umpj 6. bag Zidm (col. Zid' 
 tad) einer U^r^ Bot-s. — bean , bic ©aubo^* 
 nej — seed, berSBanjenfamen. 
 
 To Tifck, V. a. & n. col. 1. borgen, burl. pum« 
 pen, 2. ticfen (»ie eine U^r). 
 
 Tick'en, vid. Ticking. 
 
 Tick'et , *. 1. ber 3ettel j 2. ber ©d^ulbfdliein, 
 bie SBcrfd^reibung 5 3. ba§ 2otterieIoo§ 5 4. baS 
 (S^^eaterOaSiUet, ber (Sinlaf jettel 3 5. bicSSe-- 
 5ei(inung3 6. baS SBaarenjeicben^bieSBaa* 
 ren^Gtiquettc, — porter, ber 3etteltrdger. 
 
 ToTick'et, V. a. 1. (3ettel) auSgebenj aufs 
 ^eften, an^eften, 2. mit einer SSejeicbnung 
 (etiquette) perfe^en, (bef. SBaaren) au§sei<^= 
 nen, ^rcife anl)eften,numcriren,etiquettiren. 
 
 Tick'jng, s. Com. (bed — ) bag a3ul)renseug; 
 ber hmUid) (3eug p [95ett»]flberji!igen). 
 
 To Tick'le, V. I. a. 1. fi^elnj 2. fd^mei4>cln5 
 II. n. \ii) gefi^elt (gef(]()mei(j^elt) fii^len. 
 
 4:Tick'le, adj. wanfcnb, f(^nja(^. 
 
 Tick'ler, s. ber ^i^elnbe, :c. 
 
 Tick'lish , I. adj. 1. lit. 8c fig. fii|li(l^} 2. roan» 
 
 fel^aft, fd^wanfenbj 3. [(^roierig, fritif(^j 
 II. — ness, s. bic Jti^Iid^feit, ba& i^i§li(bc, 2C. 
 
 Tick'tack, I. adv. tidtad', II. s. Gam. baS 
 SridEtradf. [Ii(^,sart52.1ecferbaft. 
 
 Tid, I. s. abbr. ft. Theodore; II. adj. 1. nieb* 
 
 Ti'dal, adj. 1. bic ^lut^ betreffcnb, §Iut^«5 2. 
 ber (Shhz unb ^lut^ unterroorfen. 
 
 Tid'bit , s. ber Sedeerbiffen. [beIn, ^dtft^cln. 
 
 To Tid'der , To Tid'dle, v. a. jdrtlidt) be^an» 
 
 Tid'dle-tad'dle, vid. Tittle-tattle. 
 
 Tide, s. 1. comp. bic 3eit: evening — , bic 
 Ibcnbjeit, :c. j 2. (— and time) bie |)afenjcit, 
 (^iliit, (5bbe unb glut^j 3. ber 2auf , SBed). 
 fel, ©trom, 4. ber gfinfligeSouf? 5. Min. cine 
 3eitt>on 12 ©tunbeni Mar-.v. — and half — , 
 bieSBanseitj— raisedby a storm, bie @turm« 
 flut^i the -ebbs, ba§ SBajfer perlduft^ - 
 the — goes out, bie ^lut^ ge^t, e& ifl (ShU j 
 — duty, ber |)afenjoII» — gage, ber §lut^« 
 mejfcrj — gate, 1. bie §lut^tt)ur, bag §Iut^ 
 t^or, ^Iutt)gatter j 2. Sealang.tax ©ecflric^ 
 (wo ber ©trom fentert)? - harbour, ber 
 
Tide 
 
 730 
 
 Till 
 
 ^lut^^ttfcn 5 — 's man (— waiter) , bcr 3oU« 
 beamtetc im ^afen, ©(^ijfgmfitator j - mill, 
 T-s. 1. tie ^lut^mii^lc, 2. Die ^ottfinberinn 
 (aRu^lc jum SBafferau&fd^6pfcn)5 Mar-j. — 
 road, t>ie2Qge dne§ ®(^ijfe&, »enn e§ mit bem 
 SSorl)crt^cil gegen Den Strom gefe^rt cor^n* 
 fer liegt, n)d[)renb SSinb unb ^lut^ einanbcr 
 entgegengefe^t fmb j - tables, S^afeln liber tie 
 3eit be§ ©intritts ber (Sbbc unb ^lut^, - 
 May, ber S^eil cine& S^uffeS, weltber @bbe 
 unb ^lut^ com 9)leerc cmpfclngt. 
 
 To Tide, v. I. n. 1. ©bbe unb^Iut^ ^ttbenj 2. 
 mit bem ©trome trciben , mit ber ^lut^ fort= 
 ge^cn, fa^ren, II. a.CbinabOflut^enj to — it 
 over, (to — it up to any place), mit ber §Iut^ 
 
 Tide'l^ss, adj. fIut^lo8. [(uber)fQ^rcn 
 
 Ti'dily, adv. M. Tidy. 
 
 Ti'din?ss, s. 1. bic s^ieblid^feit, Taiii^UiU 2. 
 bie 25 et)cnbigf eit, ©ewonbt^eit. 
 
 Ti'dingf, *. pi. bie 5^ad^ri(bten, SJeuigfeitcn, 
 aSotfcbaft. 
 
 Ti'dy, I. adj.'y H. — jly, adv. 1. jeitig, bcr 
 3a^re§8eit gemfif , 2. nteblidf), nett (gefleibet, 
 :c.) 5 3. bebenb , gemanbt. 
 
 To Tie, V. a. 1. lit. kfig. binbenj 2. Fniipfcn j 
 3. Derbinben, oerfnupfen, oereinigenj 4. »er= 
 pfli<j^tenj 5. Mus. binbcn, [(bleifcnj 6. Typ. 
 umbinben (bie abgcfe^te Solumne)5 to — 
 over , yig. oertrfiftenj to — np , l. anbinbcn, 
 aufbinbcn, sufammenbinbcn , oerbinbenj 2. 
 fig. suriicE^ttlten. 
 
 Tie, s. 1. lit. kfig. boSSanb j 2. ber .Knoten, 
 bie<S(^leifc5 3. bie |)aQrpe(bte j 4. bieSSer- 
 pflidjtnngj b. Mus. a) bie SSinbung ? 6) bie 
 ©d^Ieife, ber a3ogen[- — -y^Q. Mar. bag ©re^= 
 recpj — bolt. Mill. beraSinbeboljenj — hole, 
 Mar. bttS ^ummergat, — piece. Carp, ber 
 ©tidjbalfen, ba§ ©tid^brct (om ©a^e)? — 
 top, berasiumenfrttn^ — wig, bie ^noten* 
 
 Ti'er, s. ber SSinbenbe, :c. vid. To Tie.[perrucf e. 
 
 Tier, s. 1. bie 9lei^e, Siniej 2. bie Sage, 
 ©d^id^tj 3. bttS Drgelrcgifter, bie £)rgel)lim» 
 me) 4. Mar. bie Bi^txhz (eincg aufgef(bo|fcs 
 nen 7Cn!ertau&). 
 
 Tierce \_Sm. , P. , J a. , &c. ; ters , W. S.y F., 
 &c.] , *. 1. bie iDrittels^ipc, (ein gaf »on 42 
 ®aUonen) , 2. Fenc. , Mus. &c. bie Scrtie, 
 SerH 3. Her. bie brcifa(l(>e S^eilung Cj. 25. 
 - in pale, breifad^ IfingSgefireift) 5 4. ein ©e^ 
 n)i(bt in Stlanb : a — of beef for the navy = 
 304 ^., for India 366 ^.5 5. vid. Crate; 
 Gam-s. — to the queen , bie Xcrj t>on ber 
 ©amej — major, ber ISersmajor. 
 
 Tier'c?!, Tier'celet, s. 1. ber Siar j (ba§ SWdnn* 
 (ben bes IKaubenfalf en ob. Stcrfaarg), 2. bag 
 SWdnntben einiger Staubcbgel. 
 
 Tier'c^t lWorc.\ ter'-, Wh.], s. 1. Mus. 
 ba§ Serjett 5 2. ber ©reireim. [1. 
 
 Tiff, s. vulg. 1. berSrunf,<S4>Iuc£j 2. njiePet, 
 
 Tiffany, s. biebunne®a5c, ber^iar, ^lorj 
 ©piegelflor, bie geflreifte ©aje, — veil , bie 
 ^lorhppe. [ftiicf , »ie in ©ngl. Lunch, 2. 
 
 Tiffin, s. (in 3nbien u. ^frif a) ein ©abelfriib' 
 
 Tig, s. col. ba& 2e^ten=®cben (J:inbcrfpieO. 
 
 Tige, s. Arch, bcr ®dulcn[(baft, ©(baft. 
 
 Ti'ger, s. 1. ber Siger j cant-s. 2. ber Slcnom* 
 miji (in ,Rleibung, :c.)5 3.ber SSebientej Ameri- 
 can — , ber Saguar, amerif . Xigcr j — cat, bie 
 Sigerfa^e, ber capif(be ^ant^er^ the great — 
 moth, £rt^. bie SBcirmotte) —heron, Orn. ber 
 S^igerrci^erj — stone, eine ^rt ©d^iefer mit 
 
 Ti'g^rish, adj. vid. Tigrish. [©(bwcrerbe. 
 
 Tight [tit] , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adu.l. enge, bi(bt, 
 berb, tiicbtig, fe)^, 2. fnapp,gefpannt5 3. nett 
 (Don ber ^leibung)? fauberj 4. Am. farg, 
 
 genau 3 to heave — , Mar. (bog ^^nfertau) fteif 
 
 »erteuenj— rope-dancer, rtc/. Rope-dancer. 
 
 *To Tigh'ten, v.a.l. fnapp anjie^en , fd(>nii* 
 renj 2. enger madden. 
 
 *Tigh't?r, s. ^a^ ©(bniirbanb. 
 
 ♦Tight'n^ss, s. 1. bie Sngc, ^nttpp()eit) 2. bie 
 (Sauberf eit, S^ettigfeit, 3. bie ,^arg^eit. 
 
 Ti'gr^ss , *. bie S^igcrinn. [gcrartig. 
 
 Ti'grjne, adj. ben Siger betreffcnb, Xigcr=5 tU 
 
 Ti'grjsh , adj. tigerartig. 
 
 Tike, s. 1. vid. Tick, 3. 3 2. bad junge SHinb i 
 3. ber Heine fd()Ied^te ^unbj 4. cont. ber 
 aSauer, Solpel, gemeine Jterl. 
 
 Til'bijiry, s. eine Icid^te jweirdbrigc S^aifc. 
 
 Tile, *. 1. ber 3iegel5 2. Min. ein ©ectcl »on 
 gebrannten 2e^m ju eincm ©(^melstiegclj — 
 kiln, 1. ber3-ofen} 2.bie3-^iitte, 3-f(bc«ne} 
 3-brcnnerei5 — maker, bcr 3-brenner, 3icg* 
 ler ;— making, ba§ 3-ftreid(>cnj— ore, Mm.baS 
 3-cr5, ^upferbraunj — shard , bie 3-f(bcrbc, 
 bas 3-ftucf. [gel bcrfcn. 
 
 To Tile, v.a.l. mit 3iegel bedfen, 2. roic 3ic' 
 
 Tiled, adj. Bot. bad^jiegelformig. 
 
 Ti'l^r, s. 1. bcr 3iegler, 3icgelbrcnner} 2. bet 
 3icgelbecfer5 3. vid. Tyler; — 's louse , vid. 
 Wood-louse, 1. 
 
 Ti'ling, s. 1. bag 3iegelbad^) 2. coZZec^ 3icgcl. 
 
 Till, s. 1. bie ed^ublQbe, (SabenO(§affc5 2. 
 ba& ^d^iebcbretj 3. 7VP« bie 95rucfe an ber 
 ^relTe^ 4. Geol. ber £6p. [SScrfaUSjcit. 
 
 Till , pret. &. conj. \>\ii — due , Com. \i\l, jur 
 
 To Till, V. a. pflugen, acfern, befteCen. 
 
 Til'lable, adj. pflugbar, atferbar. 
 
 Til'lage, s. bcr HdaUvi, ^clbbau. 
 
 Til'ler, s. 1. bag 2aprci§, |)dgcrcigj 2. bcr 
 SBurjelfprof i 3. bcr ^flitgcr, ^rfermann, 
 Sanbmann 5 4. ber 4)ermflocf, bic SRuberpinne » 
 
Till 
 
 731 
 
 Time 
 
 5, ter ^onbgriff (eincr 6dgc) j e.vid. Thiller ; 
 T. in'd. Till, l.j — rope, Mar. feaS ®teuer= 
 reep. [lingc treiben. 
 
 To Tfl'Ier, u. ?2. SBurjcl fprojfen, ncue Bd)of' 
 
 Til'lot, s. Uc ^oppe fiber cin ©tucf Zud). 
 
 Tn'ly-val'ly, adv. viilg. larifari, roif(^in)ofd)i, 
 f(l^nitff(^na(f,pofrenJ 
 
 Tilt, s, 1. ber ©priegel, tie ©ecfe, 2. bag 
 (©onneu03elt, bie SSebccfung cincSSooteg 
 oberSBageng^bic^oncj 3. ba§S5bba(j^5 4. 
 Min. einc t)arte^ruflc pon rotter ©rbe i 5. T. 
 ber ©tttb^ammer, ©crb^ammer ({n^ammcr= 
 »er!en)5 6.ber®top}T.bQg2ansenflc^en,Sur» 
 nierj S.bie fd^iefe Sage, ^ippe, cf. Atilt ; to run 
 at t-s, Sattjen bre^cn , turnicrcnj full — , im 
 ooUen 6topi — boat , ba& gcfpricgeltc (mit 
 einer ^lane bcbetfte) SScotj — cloth, bie 
 @(](>ipbedf c 5 — hammer, vid. Tilt, 5. j — wag- 
 gon , ber (mit einer ^lanc) bcbcdPtc (^u^r= 
 mann&*)SBageni — yard, ber Surnierpla^, 
 bie ©ted^ba^n. 
 
 To Tilt, V. l.a.l. fpriegeln, bedEcn, cin Zu6) 
 ubcrfpannen , mit einer ©edfe (^lane) pcrfe= 
 ^cnj 2. cinlcgen {W Sanse), fted^en, ftopen? 
 3. r. gerbcn, mit bem ©tab^ammer f(^mie= 
 benj 4. fd)ief Icgcn, fippen,fturjen, aufbie 
 3^cige fe^enj II. n. 1. Hansen brec^en, furnie= 
 ren, 2. (mit Sflappiercn) fed^ten? 3. Iogfiur= 
 sen? 4. j)in=unb (jerfc^wanfcnj 5. (— over, 
 uber)f ippen , uberfcblagen. 
 
 Tfl'ter, s. 1. ber (Steiier, (9lttppierOSe*tfr, 
 Surnicrer, 2. ber ^dmmerer, ©d^mieberj 3. 
 bie Unterlage unter an ^ap, urn c§ ju fippen. 
 
 Tmh, s. bag ^flugen, SSauen. 
 
 TiKtjng, I. co?np. — armour, bie Sumiemis 
 flung } — lance, bie Surnierlanje 5 II. t-s, 
 s. pi. bie S^cige (au& einem ^affe). 
 
 Tim , *. Sill (abbr. ft. Timothy) ; — whisky, 
 eine leic^te einfpdnnige S^aife. 
 
 Tim'bal, s. bie ^au!e. 
 
 Tim'ber, s, 1. U^ SSau^oIs, S^U^^oIj j 2. ber 
 JBaumfiamm, 3. bag ^ouptgebdlf, 4. bie 
 (a3au=)5)?atcrialicn, ber ©toff, 5. t-s, pL 
 Ship-b. bie Sn^oljer, ©ponnen, bag 0lip= 
 penraerfj 6. ein 3immer (^ellc: 40 BtM 
 f oflbarc ober 120 ©tficf geringere), — broker, 
 vid. — merchant; Mars. — of the tops, bic 
 •tlampen ber SKarfen, square — , lot^red^t 
 auf bem ^iel fte^cnbe ©pannen , t-s and room 
 (or space) , bic ^arf en (Stdume jwifd^en ben 
 3nl)6l5crn) j t-s of ermine, Her. Sftei&en |)crs 
 melinf^wdnjc^enj — head-, Mar. t)U poller, 
 ^olbcr, — mark (— marker), 1, ber ^rab= 
 paferj 2. bie SSottc^ermorle) — merchant, 
 ber ^olj^dnbter^ — rails, ^oljfcbienen 5 - 
 scribe, roie — mark; — slabs , ©iiUjHdtej - 
 
 sow, FM. ber ^olswurm 3 — trade, ber a3au» 
 ^olj^anbelj — tree, ber ja SSau^oIs tQugIi(^c 
 SSaum, — wood , bag 3immer^ol8, a5au()oliJ 
 
 — work, bag Dad^werf, 3immerwcrf i - yard, 
 ber 3immer^of , .|)olj^of. 
 
 To Tim'ber, v. I. a. 1. (». ii.) jimmern j 2. fig. 
 bilbett) II. n. bauen, niften. 
 Tim'beredj adj, 1. mit 93aul)0ls Perfe^cnj 2. 
 mo^I beflanbcn (pon einem ^orfle). [nobie. 
 Trm'bre, s. Her. bcr ^elmsierat^,bie|)elmnei« 
 Tim'brel, s. bie Heine (tur^if^e) SrommeU 
 ©(^eUentrommelj — waits, pi. (St^etten**, 
 Srommelfd^ldger, [gleitet. 
 
 Tim'breled , adj. oon ber ©c^ellentrommel be* 
 Time, s. 1. bic 3eit5 2. bag 3eitmaf, ber Sact, 
 bie 3:acteint^eilung, ber 3citfc^Iag, bag Son* 
 map 5 3. ber 3i[oi[*enraum, bie 3njif(i^enseit5 
 4. bie ge^Srige (red^te) 3eitj 5. bic^inbbctt* 
 seitj 6. bicSe^rjeitjbagaKali T. i^erec. bie 
 OJ^enfurj 8. Gram, bag Sempug, bieSeit; 
 apparent — , bic ©onnenjeit 5 mean (equated) 
 — , bie 3eitgleid^ung , mittlerc3cit5 Mils. 
 ordinary — , march ! £)rbindrfd^ritt/ SWarfd^ I 
 quick — , ©efddwinbfd^ritt j quickest — , 
 ©turmfd^rittj pressed for — , cilig, all in 
 good — , Tfllcg su feiner 3eit j at t-s , ju 3ei= 
 teni at all t-s, jietg , immer, ju jeber 3cit j by 
 that — , urn bie 3cit, unterbeffen 5 by t-s, wed^* 
 felgweifej ©ingum'g^rnbere, 8u3eiten5 for 
 a — , eine 3eit lang 3 out of — , 1. jur Unjeit 5 
 2. unbenflit^, porldngft 3 — bargains, — pur- 
 chases, Com. 3eitMufe, 3eitgefd^dfte, ^rd= 
 miengefd()dfte (im (Sffectcn^anbel, ©efdjdfte 
 auf 8iefcrung)5 — glass, bag ©tunbenglag j 
 
 — keeper, bie ©ecu^r, ber (S^ronomcter j — 
 note, Mus. bie ganje Sactnotej — piece, bic 
 grope (ge»6t)nl. ni^t fc^lagenbe) SBanbu^r, 
 ©tu^u^r, grope Safd^cnu^r, — pleaser (— 
 server) , ber ftc^ in Uc 3eit fc^icft, ein 2Bet» 
 ter^a^n, 7(d^[eltrdger , ^cud^Ier, — serving, 
 
 1. adj. hd) in bie Beit fd^itfenb , allgefdUig, 
 ^eud^lerif^ J II. s. bielifeltrdgcreij — table, 
 Mus. bic Sacttafclj — thrust, Fenc. cin ©top 
 aupcr ber Stegcl, ber auf cine »om ©egncr ge- 
 gebene 93l6pe folgtj — worn , alt, pcraltet. 
 
 To Time, V. a. 1. md) ber 3eit abmcffen, bet 
 3cit gemdp cinrid^ten , cint^eilen , ju cincr gcs 
 roiffen (bef. jur red^tcn) 3citt^un, augfii^* 
 rcn, ober anbringen 5 2. Fenc. a tempo ftopen 
 ober l^aucnj 3. },dt unb ^rifi gebcU) 4. ab» 
 meffen} ben Sact fd^lagen. 
 
 Time'ful, adj. (to. ii.) scitgemdp. 
 
 Time'jst , s. 1. Mus. (gincr ber gut Sact ^dlt ; 
 
 2. ber Ifc^fcltrdger (fig.) [Unseit. 
 Time'less, I. adj.; U. — ly, adv. unjeiti9,3ur 
 Time'ljn^ss , s. bie red^tc 3eit. 
 
Time 
 
 732 
 
 Tirw 
 
 Timely, adj. & adv. seitig, fru^. 
 
 Tim'jd, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. \\xx6)t\am, fd^fid^s 
 tern , blobC , Jog^Qft 5 III. — ness , Timid'ity, 
 s. tie ^urt^tfttisrfeit , ©(^uc^tern^cit, 3a9^of« 
 tigfeit. [t>«rbeftcucrcr. 
 
 Timoneer', s. Mar. t?cr5)Jannom9lut)er, 9lu= 
 
 TimVoBs, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. furd^tfam, 
 bcDenflic^, angfUic^, cerjagt^ HI. — ness, s. 
 Die ^urd^tfamMt, Ifngfllic^f eit. 
 
 Tim'o% , s. 3:imot^eu§ (0}l-n.). 
 
 Tin, *. 1. btt8 3inn 5 2. ba§ SBIed^, njeipe ©led^ 5 
 — foil, btt§ ffilttttsinn, (Stoniol, — glass, ber 
 SBifmut^ 5 — grains, 3-grttUpcn 5 — man, 1. 
 Der 3-gicpcr, SSIcc^fd^ldger , ^lempnerj 2. 
 ber JBIec^^dnDler, — mine, tit 3-9rube5 - 
 ore, l)Q& 3-crs 5 — pyrites, t)cr 3-fieS, baS 
 ©(^wefeljinnj — shavings, pi. TfbDrQ^tj — 
 solder, 3-Iot^, ©d)neUIotl^5 — stone, ber 
 3-ftein5 — worm, einc Heine S>ielfufart. 
 
 To Tin , V. a. (— over) oerjinnen. 
 
 Tfn'cal, s. ber ZinUl, ro^e SSoraj. 
 
 Tinc'ture [- 'tshur], s. 1. Zif. &fig. Der 7Cn« 
 flrid^,bie^arbe5 2. Chem. bie3:inctur,t>er 
 ^rduterau§sug. [gcben, fdrben. 
 
 •To Tinc'tnre, v. a. lit. &fig. einen lfnftri(^ 
 
 Tin'der, s. ber 3unbcr5 — box, bie 3-bu(3^fe, 
 btt§ ^cuerjeug 5 — ore, Min.baS 3-cr55 — like, 
 junberd^nlicb, hi6)t enfjiSnbbor. 
 
 Tine, s. ber 3a^n, 3atfen, bie 3inFc, (Spi|e. 
 
 Ting, .V. ber ^lang eineS ©Ificfd^enS. 
 
 To Tinge, v. a. tiiincj^en, fdrben, eincn ^nflrid,^ 
 geben. [f!ri(^. 
 
 Tinge, i.bic^arbe, %^n6)i, Sintc,bcrln= 
 
 Tm'gent, adj. (w.fi.) fdrbenb; §drbc*. 
 
 To Tin'gle , v. n. 1. flingenj 2. fi^elii; prif= 
 feln, fleij^en, fummen, faufcn (in ben S)iren) j 
 3. fd^merjcnj to — up, fd^mergen, fied^cn, 
 
 To Tink, vid. To Tinkle. [nodjbro^ncn. 
 
 Tin'kal , vid. Tincal. [fd^Idger. 
 
 Tin'ker, s. 1. ber ^effclflirferj 2. cont. JBled^* 
 
 ToTin'k^rup, v. a. pfammenflicfen, pfam* 
 
 Tin'kerly,ndj.j?g:.fttnnegicferifd^.[menftoppeln. 
 
 To Tin'kle, v. I. n. flingen^ H. a. flingcn 
 
 Tin'kle, Tin'kling, s. ba& ^lingcn. [mo^cn. 
 
 Tin'ner, s. ber 3tnngrdber. 
 
 Tin'njent, adj. ^eU flingenb. 
 
 Tm'ny, adj. rei^ an 3inn, sinn^altig. 
 
 Tin'sel, 1. *. 1. ber 95rocQtett, ©olbftoff, BiU 
 berfloff, ©enbel, Sa^nj 2. bo§ ^littergolb, 
 mouf^golb 5 3. ^g. bag ^litterrocrf ^ ber 
 ©lansj II. adj. oberfIdd^li(^, m6^t prunfenb. 
 
 To Tin'sel , v. a. mi ^litterrocrf jieren , be= 
 flittern. [ber Son. 
 
 Tint, s. bie Sinfc, %axb^, ber Tfnftrii , Paint. 
 To Tint, V. a. mod. fdrben, Paint, einen 3: on 
 gcben , tingiren. 
 
 Tintinnab'ulary , Tintjnnab'ulatory , adj. cinc 
 ®locfcbetrcffenb,!lingelnb,®locfen»,JtIingels. 
 
 Ti'ny, adj. hvrl. biinnc, flcin, luinjig. 
 
 Tifp, s. 1. bie ©pi§e, baS ICuferfle, ber SSor» 
 ftonb; bQ& enbe3 2. ber gflucffd)lag,9tudemurf 
 (beim,KegclfpicIe)5 3. Bot.berStaubbcutcU 
 4. t-s, pi. bie ©tiefeld^en, 3n)ingen (an ben 
 ©tdben bcrOlegenfd^irme) 5 t-s (of loaf-sugar), 
 3u(fcr<|)Ut=)®pi§cn5 the — of the ear , ba§ 
 S)l)rldpp^enj — stafT, 1. ber lange (befd^la* 
 gene) Biah einc§ ®erid^t§bicncr§ j 2. ber ®es 
 rid^tSbicner, — toe, 1. bie ©pi^e bcr3e^ci 
 
 2. fig. comp.Uv, bie, ba& l)6d)jte j to stand a 
 toe — , or on — toe, auf ben 3et)en ftcbcnj on 
 — toe,^g:. fc^r neugicrig, (aufs ^fid^fie) ge= 
 fpannti — top, vulg. I. adj. 1. {)od^ obcn, 
 ^6(§fl5 2. iiberfpanntj II.*.bQ§|)6d^j^e, SSor* 
 ncl)mf[c, Seftc 5 — top quality breeding, vulg. 
 fiberfcine ©rsic^ung, alljufeine SebenSart 
 
 To Trp , V. I. a. 1. cine®pi^e an ((5tn)a§) fejs 
 sen, fpi^cn, 2. befd^lagen 3 3. fdumcn, 4-.tiip= 
 fen 5 5. (im 0lucfn>urf) umroerfen (^egcl) 5 
 6. 2V. E. (einen ©d^uttFarren) flursenj to - 
 one a wink , @inem junjinFen , col. eincn 3in- 
 fen flecfcn^ to — down , nieberroerfen j II. n. 
 to — off, 1 . fallen 5 2. (or — off) vulg. fterben. 
 
 Tip'pet, *. ber ^alsfragen, ^eljfragen, bie ^cl= 
 lerinej— grebe, Orr<.bergcl^dubtc (Sectaud^er. 
 
 To Tip'ple, V. n. & a. faufen, jcd^cn. 
 
 Tip'ple, s. ba0 ©etriJnf, ber Xranf, @^nappg. 
 
 Tfp'pled, adj. betrunf en , beraufd^t. 
 
 Tifp'plgr, s. ber 3ed^er, ©dufer, 3:runfenbolb. 
 
 Tip'pljng-hoiise, s. ber Sranntnjcinlaben. 
 
 Tip'sy, adj. bctrunfen, berauf^t, benebclt. 
 
 Tipt, p. p. contr. fl. Tipped. 
 
 Tirade' [gen. — rad', Wore, Sm.] , s. bie Zi' 
 rabe (aut^ Mks.). 
 
 Tir'dles, s. pi. bcr ©d^afmifl. 
 
 Tire, s. 1. [tir] vid. Tier ; [tire] : 2. vid. Attire ; 
 
 3. ber (^opf-)^u§5 — woman , bie ^auben» 
 ftecferinn, ^u^macbcrinn , ^ammcrfraui 4. 
 'oa^ ©erdt^j 5. tiu Sflabfd)icnc. 
 
 4: To Tire , vid. To Attire. 
 
 To Tire, v. I. a. mfibe madden, ermiibcnj to — 
 
 out, gdn5li(^ ermubcn, erfd^opfen , II. n. mubc 
 
 werben, entfrdften, ermatten. 
 Tired, 1. p. a.l. miibe, 2. uberbriiffigj II. — 
 
 ness, ,y.bie (Srmiibung, 5!Jiiibig!cit,9Kattigf eit. 
 Tire'some, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. crmiibenbj 
 
 2. langroeilig, cerbrieplit^j III. — ness, s. 1. 
 
 bas ©rmitbenbe, 2. ba§ Sangrceiligc. 
 Ti'ring-roora , Ti'ring-house, *. JVieaf. ba$ 
 
 Mleibejimmer, bie ©arberobe. [gcfang). 
 Tir'ra-lir'ra! (Sh.; Tenn.) Zixilixil (2erd^en= 
 Tir'ret, .v. Her. bic ^anbf^ette. 
 Tir'wit, s. Orn. bcr ^xhili. 
 
Tisi 
 
 733 
 
 Toba 
 
 Tiff'jc, &c. vid. Phthisic, kc. 
 
 Tis'siie [tish'uj , s. 1. bcr ©olbj^off , BilUx 
 fioff} 2. ba§ (Sewebe, ©efiigcj cellular — 
 ^naM)a§3ea9erocbc3— paper,®eil)enpapier. 
 
 • To TiTs'sue, v. a. burc^roebcn, bur(bn)ir!en 
 
 Tit, *. 1. abbi\ t>. Theodore ; 2. vid. Teat ; 3. 
 conu bQS iUint (f(ble^te) ^fcrb , ber ^Icp* 
 per, 4. cont. bic SBcibSperfon, ^urej 5. virf, 
 — mouse ; 6. t-s, pL tUineSSJie^ j — bit, vid. 
 Tidbit; Om-s. — lark, bic ^eibelcrdjCj 
 moose, bic OJicifc 5 bearded — mouse , bic 
 aSartmeifC) blue —mouse, bic SSUumcifc, 
 great — mouse, bic ,^o^Imcife. [tupfcr. 
 
 Ti'tan, Tita'njum, s. Min. bttS Sitanium, ktw 
 
 Ti'tanite, *. Min. bcr 3:itanit, Sitanfpat^. 
 
 Tl'thgible, adj. je^entbar; jcbcntpfli^tig. 
 
 Tithe, s. bcr 3c^cntC, ba§ Be^cntljeil, — dis- 
 trainers, 3e^ent=eintreiber) — free, jcbent* 
 frci 5 — gatherer , vid. Tither ; — paying , 1 . 
 3e^cntcn ja^lcnb j 2. jc^cntbar, jc^cntpflicb* 
 tig j — pig , bag ^e^cntfcrfcl. 
 
 To Tithe, V. I. a. jc^cnten , ben 3e^cntcn auf- 
 Icgen, ne^menj II. n. ben 3e^cntcn gcben. 
 
 Ti'theable, vid. Tithable. 
 
 Ti'th^r, s. bcr 3e^cntcr, 3e^entfQmmlcr. 
 
 lYthing, s. bad 3cbenb, ©cjebcntcj — man, 1. 
 ber (Unter=)(5onftttbel5 2. Am. beritirtbens 
 •ouffebcr. [^i^el. 
 
 To Tit'jIIate, v. n. fileln, Tiftilla'tion, s. bcr 
 
 To Tit'ivate, v. a. cant, fd^niegcln, pu^cn. 
 
 Ti'tie, s. 1. i)cr Sitcli 2. berS^ame, 3. bcr 
 Sfle(btganfpru(b, Sfledjt§titcl, ba& (Retbt, 4. bcr 
 3;itel,7f bf(bnitt (in cinem ® cfe^bud^) 5 5. 4= bic 
 5Jluttcrs obcr4)auptfir(bc5 6. or — deed, btt§ 
 Document, bic (@igcnt^um&')Urfunbe , bcr 
 Sebnbricf 5 — page (- leaO, ba& 3:itclblatt. 
 
 To Ti'tle, V. a. bctitcln? ncnncn, bcrcd^tigcn. 
 
 Tit'ljng, s. vid. Stone-chat. 
 
 To Tit'ter, v. n. H(i)(xn, (l)eimli(b) Ia(ben. 
 
 Tit't^r, s. bQ& ^i(bcrn. 
 
 Tit'tle, *.bcr3:uttel, ^unft, bag^iinftdjenj 
 to a—, auf cin paax, auf'g ©enaueftcj not 
 a— ,mrf)tba8 ©cringfte, — bat,v/d.Stickleback 
 
 Tit'tle-tat'tle, s. 1. (tittle-tattling) Do§ ®e« 
 rofifd^, ®cf(bm5§, bcr etbnicffcbnactj 2. ber 
 ©iwfi^cr. [ftben. 
 
 To Tit'tle-tat'tle, v. n. woftbcn, plaubcm, flat' 
 
 ToTit'ubate, v. n. manfcn, ftraud^cln, fiols 
 
 Tituba'tion, s. ba& SBanfen , :c. [pern. 
 
 Tit'ul?ir, adj. titular, (nur) ben Sitcl oon ^U 
 »a& fiibrenb} — office, bQ§ g^rcnamt. 
 
 Titular'ity , s. btt& 3)itularc, S;iteln)efcn5 ber 
 blofc Xitel 5 in its --, roic b. f. 555. 
 
 Tit'ularly, adv. (nur) bcm S^itcl na6). 
 
 Tit'ulary, I. adj. 1. »ic Titular; 2. cincn ZU 
 tel betr., 3;itcl= j II. ^.^inerberlCnfprucb ^at. 
 
 Ti'tus, s. Situs (9Ji-n.). 
 
 Tiv'y, adj. &. adv. vulg, ^urtig, flugS. 
 
 To [or to, Wb. ; tfl or td, S., P., F., Sm. ; id, 
 W.^ Enf.y Ja.y If ore] , I. prep. 1.8Uj2. gc» 
 gen, an, in, nad() , fur, auf, mit, \i\l, \)\h auf, 
 \)\h ju, bis an, \i\S> in, biS na^j 3. 3ci(bcnbc§ 
 ®atij?S, ju: — me, jumir,mirj 4. 3ci(ben 
 bes SnfinitiioS : a) - do , t^un, ju t^unj 6) 
 urn, urn JU) this is nothing — what, &c. bic^ 
 ift ni(bts in SScrgleitbung mit bcm , waS , 2c. j 
 five — one, gunf gcgcn (SinSj II. adu. bef. 
 na(b 3eitn)ortern : l)in, babci, baran, jc.j the 
 horses are — , cS ifl angcfpannt J — and fro (— 
 and again), auf u. (i\i, bin u. ^er, ^^m u. wicbcr. 
 
 Toad , s. bic ,Sr6te} cols, to eat t-s for ... , 
 vid. To Toady; — eater, ber (ob. bic) armc 
 ajerwanbtc, :c.bcr (ob.bie) ba§®nabcnbrob bci 
 rcid^cn Scuten \^i, unb 7(UcS Iciben mupj — 
 eating, I. *. baS <S(bmaro^cn , ©(bmciiclnj 
 U. adj. f(bmaro§crifd^ , fcbmcicblcrifd) 3 — fish, 
 /c/i.bcr ^rotenfifd), ^rofcbfifcb 3 Bot-s. - ilax, 
 ber .RrotcnflatbS , baS Scinfraut,- lily, bie 
 gelbc ©ccblumcj — rush, bic ^rotcnbinfcj 
 
 — 's-spittle, vid. Cuckoo-spittle; — spotted, 
 »ie cine ,Kr6tc gcflccft 5— stone, l.Pe<.bcr^r6= 
 tcnftciU) 2. Min. bcr bafaltifcbc ^I6§man* 
 bclftcin, — stool, bcr ©iftfcbroamm. 
 
 To Toa'dy, v. a. fd^maro^en, ben @pci(bcllef= 
 !cr, @d)mcid)ler matben bci ... , (Gincm) 
 f(bmei^Cln, — , s. vid. Toad-eater. 
 
 To Toast, V. a. (juw. n.) 1. roflcn, 2. auf (3c* 
 manbcs) ®cfunb^cit trinfen, (fcine) ®efunb» 
 ^cit auSbringen. 
 
 Toast, s. 1. Sflofibrob, bic (iibcr ,Ro^lcn) gcrfi^ 
 flctc SBci^brobfcbnitte (dry — ; juwcilcnmit 
 aSutter u. @a^ncgctrdnft,soft- , ob. dipped 
 
 — genannt)} 2. baS ®cfunbt)cittrinf en j bcr 
 Srinf fpru(b , bie auSgebracbtc (Scfunb^citj 
 3. bie^crfcn ob. @ad)c, ber cine ©cfunbbcit 
 gcbra^t wirb j she is a reigning — , (ie ifl cine 
 allgcmein anerfannte ©cbon^cit, old —,joc. 
 altcS, fibeleS |)au8 , — master, ©iner bcr cine 
 ©cfunbbcit QU8bringt,^rdfc§5 t-ingfork, bic 
 9l6|lgabcl 5 t-ing iron, baS Otofieifen, bcr9lofl. 
 
 Toas'ter, s. 1. Der 9l6|!enbC5 2. ba§ {Roflcifcn, 
 ber JRofl 5 3. e. Der einc ® cfunbljcit auSbringtj 
 cheese— , lud. ber ©Qbcl, an. baS ^^dfcmc|Tcr. 
 
 Tobac'co , ,v. ber Sabaf i — box, "ok S-Sbofcj 
 
 — pipe, bie S-Spfcifc 5 — pipe-bo wl, bcr pfci- 
 fenfopf } — p.-clay, bic^feifcnerbc, ber ^fei= 
 fcntJ^oU) — p.-cleaner. bcr ^fcifcnrdumcrj 
 
 — p. -fish, Ich. bic 3;- Spfeife 5 — p.-shank, baS 
 ^feifenrobr j — p.-tip , cin ^fcifenmunbfiurf, 
 bic ^feifenfpi^cj — pouch , bcr S-8beutcl i — 
 spinner, bcr S-Sfpinncr j — stopper, ber X-gs 
 flopfcr, ^feifcnfiopfcr. 
 
Toba 
 
 734 
 
 Tomb 
 
 Tobac'coning, adj. (Sabaf) rQU(&ent). 
 
 Tobac'conist , s. 1. Ijer ZabaUfahxifant, Sa= 
 bQfgfpinner, 2. i)er Sabafs^dnbler. 
 
 Tobi'as, *. SobioS (9)J-n.). 
 
 Tob'jne, *. cin fd^njarj unb roeif , au^ farbigge* 
 flrcifter , unb muf(btrter SBoUenfloff. 
 
 To'by , *. 1. or To'bit, dim. c. Tobias; 2 or 
 — gill, — man , cant bcr ©traf enrduber. 
 ■ To To'by , r. n. can*, ©trapenroub begeljen. 
 
 TSc'sin, *. bie ©turmglocfe. 
 
 T5d, s. 1. bas ©ewid^t con 28 ^funb (2 ©tein 
 SBoUc) ) 2. provinc. fcer Su(5S. 
 
 To TSd'dle, t?. w. (bacon) wanfen. 
 
 TodMy, s. 1. bic (oflinb.) gocogpalmc,* 2. ijer 
 ^almenfaft 5 3.or Todge, co^ cine "Kxt ^unfd^, 
 du&SSajfcr, 3u(fer, ®piritu§, (0lum) unb 
 
 Todd' [tu -] , s. col. vid. Ado. [5i}?U§ftttC. 
 
 To'dy, J. Orn. ber piatlf(^nabel. 
 
 Toe, .V. bie3e^ej horse's — , ber SSorberl)uf j 
 t-» of a shoe, t)Q0 ©(^ubflumpf (ber S5orber= 
 tbcU , bic Spi^c cineS ©djubeg). 
 
 T6ft, 5. 1. bic^offldtte (ber ^\a%, roo fonfl tin 
 aScrnjerf, jc gcfianben \)Qit) 5 2. uirf. Tuft , 2, 
 
 Tog, s. cant, ber Stocf, p/. bic ,fflciber.[€flocfc. 
 
 To'gated, To'ged, adj. in bcrSogo, in langem 
 
 Togeth'er, adv. 1. jufommcn, mit cinanbcr, 2. 
 beifammcn, bei cinonbcr, 3. jugleid^j 4. nat^ 
 ober binter einanber, . . . lang (j. 23. ftunben= 
 lang, 2c.) , 5. jufttmmcn, an einanber. 
 
 TSg'gel, .«f. Mar. ber ^nebcl, ^oocinnagelj - 
 bolt, cin ffioljcn mit einem ^ncbel. 
 
 To Toil, V. n. (angeftrcngt) arbeiten. 
 
 Toil, s. 1. bie (bef(bn)crli(be) "KvUit, ^c= 
 fcbroerbe, 9Mbc , 5M(}feligf eit , ^lacf erci 5 2. 
 ba§ (^Qng=)9^e§ , @arn. [plagt. 
 
 Toi'ier, s. @iner ber ficb mit [(bmerer Arbeit 
 
 Toilet, J. 1. ber ^mtifd), ^u$tif(b) 2. ber 
 pu§; Tfnjug , bie Soilette 5 — stuff, ber ^u^= 
 !ram. [len= u. feibengemufterter SBcftcnjeug. 
 
 Toiljnet', *. cine "Jfrt woUcner gUitter ob. »ol= 
 
 Toil'spme, I. or Toil'ful, adj. mul)fam , muf)fe= 
 lig 5 II. — ness, s. bie 9)?fi^feltgf eit. 
 
 Toise, s. bie S^oife, ^lafter, baS Sacbter. 
 
 Toi'§on d'or, s. Her. baS golbene ^lief . 
 
 Tokay', s. ber tofower SSein. 
 
 To'ken, ,v. 1. ba8 3cicben, 5J?er!mttl5 2. bag 
 Qfnbenfen, ber 3?Q(bla^, bie @abc,btt§©e* 
 f(benf 5 3- bie Sta^brocifung, baS ^cugnif 5 4. 
 (or bank—) bad3Kunssei(ben(t). ©ilber, mel= 
 c^eS aSanfcn ober ^anblung§compagnien jur 
 aSequcmlidjfcit ' im ©elbroetbfcl auSjugeben 
 ccrftttttet n)irb)5 5 lyp. baS 3ei(bcn (ca 
 250 Sogen) papier. [geflctft. 
 
 To To'ken, v. a. (n. a.) befannt matbuu t-cd 
 
 ToTol,rirf.ToToll,III. 
 
 Told, pret. & p. p. c. To Teil. 
 
 To T5le, V. a. lorfen. 
 
 Tple'do , s. bic toleber ^linge. 
 
 T61'?r?ible, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. ertrdgU(^, 
 lcibli(bi 2. jiemlicb) 3. mittelmdpigj III.- 
 ness, s. tie ertrdglifbfcit, 2eibli(bfeit. 
 
 T8I'erance, s. bic ©ulbung, ba§ (Srtragen. 
 
 T51'erant, adj. tolerant, bulbfam. 
 
 ToT5iVate, v. a. bulben, crtragcn, Iciben, 
 ^ingeben lajfen. [ftd^t. 
 
 Tolera'tion, .v.bic ©ulbung, ©ulbfamf eit, ^a(b» 
 
 Toll , .9. 1. ber 3oU , bie 50?autb , 3oUabgaben, 
 3oUgebiibr5 2. ba& (Seleit, ©elcitej (§l)auJTee« 
 gclbj 3. bo§ (lang[ame)2dutcn,®eldute, ln= 
 [(blagen bet ©lorfc, 4. bic ^anbelSbere(bti= 
 gung inncrbalb bcr ©renjen eineS 2anbgute8 5 
 5. bie 5U?ablme§ej — bar, ber ©d^Iagbaum 
 (bcf. ouf ,^ondIcn) 5 - book , ba& 3oU'auit= 
 tung&bu(b 5 - booth, l. Uz 3oIIbube, bag 
 3oU^au§5 2. ba§ oornc^mftc ©cfdngnif ju 
 ebinburg j To — booth, v. a. in'§ ©efdngni^ 
 fc^en i — bridge , bic 3oUbrii(jfc j — corn , W 
 2JiabIme$c, ba§ 5JJabUobn 5 - dish (- hop), 
 ba§ 9Ka^, roomit berSRuUerabmipt, roaS ibm 
 al§ 5iKabUobn jufommt, ^k SKa^lmc^e, — 
 free, SOUfrcij — gate, baS 3olIt()or J — ga- 
 therer, — taker, bcr 3oUcinne^merj — house, 
 ba§ 3olIb<iuSj — man, ber 3oIIeinne^mer, 
 36Uner5 — money, bie 3olIgebii()r5 — tra- 
 vers(e), 3oU con jcbcm ^tM SSic^ baS iibcr 
 cin ©runbfturf gctrieben roirb j — union, vid. 
 Commercial Union. 
 
 To Toll, V. I. n. 1. 3oU (9Jlautb) gcbcn (cnt* 
 ri^ten) 5 2. ben 3oU einncbmcn, fammelnj 3. 
 einc 5)jQbImc§e nebmenj II. a. & n. 1. (lang= 
 fam, in Idngercn 3n)ifibcnrdumcn) Idutcn, 
 anfcblagcnj 2. lauten, toncnj III. a. Law, 
 wegnebmen, auf()eben, ocrnicbtcn. 
 
 TOl'u , s. — balsam , ber Solubalfam 5 — tree, 
 bcr Solubaum. 
 
 Tom , s. abbr. 0. Thomas ; — boy , vulg. ba& 
 auggclalfenc SKdb(bcn, bic wilbe pummel, bcr 
 SBilbfang, — cat, bcr ,aatcr} — cony, bcr 
 bumme |)an8 5 — long, ^an§ Sangweilig 5 — 
 pung, vid. tompung ; — rig, bic wilbc |>ummel, 
 bcr sajilbfang j — tell truth, bic cbrlid^c^aut, 
 ba& gutc (bumme) <S(baf5 — thumb, bcr 
 3n>erg, JDrci = ^dfc s ^od) , ©dumling j — tit, 
 vid. Tit-mouse. [nifd)cu ^nbiancr. 
 
 TSm'ahuvvk , s. bic ©treitaxt bcr norfcamcrifa' 
 
 To Tom'ahawk, v. a. mitbcr ©trcitontobtcn. 
 
 Toma'ta,Tom'ate, Toma'to, s. Bot.tn^iv 
 bcsapfcl, ®olbapfel. 
 
 Tdmb [tdm] , s. 1. bag ®rob j 2. U^ ©rabmal, 
 ©rabgcroolbcj — stone, bcr ©robfltcin, bag 
 ©rabmal. [begraben. 
 
 f*To Tomb, v. a. in'g ®rab Icgcn, bef^atten, 
 
Tomb 
 
 735 
 
 Top 
 
 T6m^^c, *. Der 3x)mbarf. [unbcgraben. 
 
 ♦Tdmb'I^ss, adj. o^nc ®rab eber ®xahmal, 
 Tome, s. l)cr JBanbi baS S5ud^. 
 Tome'l?t , s. baS SdnDd^cn. 
 Tpmen'tous, adj. bef. 5ot. woUig, floctig. 
 TSm'in, j. ©belfietngemid^t o.ungcfd^r 3 ^arat. 
 Tom'my, ^. dim. 0. Tom ; brown — , Mil, cant. 
 
 (Sommi^brob J white — (soft — ) , Sea cant. 
 
 (SBeifOaSrob iopp. ©(biffSimiebaif). 
 T6m9to'c!> [— 'shia], J. S^^rg.t) er ^aiferf(bnitt. 
 T8m^pion, s. vid. Tampion. 
 T5m'pung, *. Am. ber (S[RQrft*)©(blitten (mit 
 
 eincra ^nopfc auf ben corn in bic ^obc ge* 
 TSm'tom, j. vid. Tamtam, [frummten ^Rufcn. 
 Ton, s. 1. [tun] vid. Tun; 2. (fronj.) [tSng], 
 
 ber Son, ©ef^macf; bie 5}?obc. 
 To'nal, adj. bie S^onc betreffenb, Son^. 
 Tone, *. 1. Der 3:on, 2aut, ©d^oa, ^langj 2. 
 
 bie ©timme, ber Icccnt j 3. ber gejierte, 
 
 leicrnbe , n)einerli(be ob. ftngenbe Sonj 4. bie 
 
 (Spannfraftj 5. Med. bie (2eben8s)®pann= 
 
 ung, ber ©efunb^eitsjuflanb. 
 To Tone, v. a. 1. gcjiert (uiU s., 3.)au&fpre* 
 
 d)tHi 2. vid. To Tunc. 
 Toned, adj. sfonig, tfincub. 
 TOne'Iess, adj. 1. tonto8 j 2. unmufiralif^. 
 TSng, s. 1. t)er Dorn, bic 3unge (an einer 
 
 ©(bnalle) j 2. t-s, p/. bie Bange, ^euerjange. 
 Tongue [tung] . *. 1 . bic 3unge'5 2.bic (Spracbe 5 
 
 3. bic (3pi§e, baS fpi§e (Snbc, 4. bie (2anbs; 
 
 :c.)3unge5 5. ber 2angbaum(ttmS8agen)? 
 
 6. HUcio 3ungendt)nlid)e (cf.FlUgeCs Compl. 
 
 Diet.) ; To — beat , fcbclten , f cifen , sanfen i 
 
 — doughty, gefd^wd^igi — grafting, Hort. 
 baS^fropfen mit bcm 3unglein 5 — shaped, 
 jungenf6rmig5 To — tie, bie 3ungc Idbmen j 
 
 - tied, jungenla^m, (befgl. Jig.) munbfaul, 
 flumm, oerflummt, — raliant, maultopfer, 
 gro^mdulig, rcnommiflifcb. 
 
 *To Tongue, v. I. n. 1. fprct^cn, fd^ma^enj 2. 
 fit^ [(bndbein, siingelnj 3. Sport, onfcblagen j 
 II. a. (au&)fc[)ertcn. 
 
 * Tongued , adj. 1. mit einer 3ungc , =sungig 3 
 2. mit einer (Stimmc, ill—, fdjmd^fiicbtig 5 
 silver—, jilbcrflimmig. [lo§, flumm. 
 
 *T6ngue'les8, arf;. 1. obnc ^ungcj 2. [pra(b= 
 
 *Tongue'y, adj. viilg. gefprotbig- 
 
 *T6ngue'jng, vid. Tongue-grafting. 
 
 Ton'jc, I. adj. 1. tonifcb, fpannenb, 2. ftdr* 
 fenb) Med. nerccnfldrfenb) 3. IKgnc betref= 
 fenb, 3;on*5 — power, bic ©pannfraft, — 
 spasm , ber ©tarrframpf 5 II. s. 1. Mns. bie 
 Sonifa, ber ©runbtonj 2. i\fcd.ba§ tonif6)c, 
 
 Ton'nage, vid. Tunnage. [ftdrfenbc SJfittcl. 
 
 T8n'quin-bean , s. Bot. bic Sonfabo()ne. 
 
 TSn'sjle, I. adj. ju f(bercn, fcbcrbar^ II. t-s,i 
 
 s. pi. Anat. bie 5)lonbcIn am 4)alfC) — scis- 
 sars, bic ©crofclsttngc 
 
 TSn'sor, s. col. bcr SBarbicr. [95arbier=. 
 
 Tonso'rjal , adj. baS SSarbiercn betreffcnb, 
 
 Tfin'sure [— 'shur] , s. bic 3;onfur, |)attrf(bur, 
 ^auptfd^ur. [CompL Did), 
 
 Tontine', s. Law, bic lEontinc (of. FlugeV* 
 
 To'ny , I. s. 1. dbhr. fl. Anthony; 2. Ind. bcr 
 ((SinfaltSO^infeli II. adj. cinfdltig. 
 
 T66, adv. 1. ju, aUju, 2. 0U(b, no(l(> baju. 
 
 Took [tuk] , pret. ». To Take. 
 
 T66I, s. baS SBcrFjcug (oucb fig-) i t-s, bas ® c= 
 
 To Td61, V. a. bcarbcitcn. [rdt^. 
 
 T66'lijps, *. pi. Sulupcn (rujf. ©cbafpelsc). 
 
 T66'm?i, s. Com. bic bcflc ^rima = (Suratc= 
 
 To Tddt, V. n. & a. tutcn,bla[cn.[95aumn)oIIe. 
 
 T^d'ter, *. bcr Sutcnbc, ^fcifcr. 
 
 T66t/i, 5. 1. ber^dbn) 2. ber^adfenj 3. ber 
 ©ef^madf, ©aumen 5 - and naW, fig. mit aKer 
 ®emalt.j — ache, ba§3-«)C^, bic 3-fcbnterjcnf 
 —ache tree, Bot.bcr 3-n)C^baum5— brush, bic 
 3-bfirfiC5 — drawer, bcr3-(ir5t5 — drawers, 
 bag 3-eifenj — drawing, ba§ 3-au§siel)cn j — 
 edge, ba& ftumpfe ©efii^l, wcnn Qtroa^ in bie 
 3d^nc fdbrtj - letted, Bot. gejd^nt j-pick, 
 or — picker, 1. ber 3-flod^eri 2. Bot. bie 3-= 
 flo(berm6t)rc5 — pick- case, btt& 3-ilo(bcr» 
 Etui; — powder, t^a^ 3-pulPer5 — serrated,, 
 Bot. fdgcf6rmig gejd^nt 5 — shells, pi. Conch. 
 ®cntalien,3-f<bnecfen5 — socket, bic3-lQbcf 
 — wort, Bot. 1. bie 3-»urj5 2. baS 3-fraut. 
 
 To T66th , V. I. a. jd^ncn , jdbncln, mit 3d^« 
 ncn pcrfebenj II. n. (to — in) cingrcifen. 
 
 T66i/ted, adj. 1. gcjdbntj 2. f(barf »ic 3dbnc. 
 
 T66'f/ung, s. t)k ^crjaljnung. 
 
 T66th'l^ss, adj. sa^n(o§. 
 
 Td6t/i'sorae, adj. fd^marf^aft. 
 
 T66'thy, adj. vid. Toothed. 
 
 Top, s. 1. bic @pi§e, ^6^c, ba§ oberftc Gnbc, 
 £)berc (befgl. cine8 (SeradcbfeJ, baS .ftraut 
 einer 0lubc, md. Head), bic S)berfld(be5 2. 
 ber bod)fte ®rab , ^6d)fte 3lang 5 3. bcr ®ip« 
 fcl, SSipfcl} 4. bie ^irfle, ber gorft, ©iebelf 
 5. bicKoppe, .^uppej 6. bic S)bcrfld(bc5 7. 
 bcr ®(bopf, B6)dUU 8. ber ^opf j 9. ber 
 .^rcifelj 10. Mar. a) Uv mat i , ^a^hxh 
 (tjiermit sufammcngcfc^tc SBortcr, vid. in 
 FLiigeVs Compl. Diet.)', h) tiie ©tcngcj 11. 
 Bot. a) bcr (Staubbeutclj b) - of the pistil, 
 bic ^rtarbc (bc8 ^iftiI8)5 - of a glove, bcr 
 luff (blag am ^anbf(bubc» — and butt. Mar. 
 cine in ©nglanb gcbrdud^Ii(be Tfrt bic ^lan- 
 fcn su pcrfdjcrbcn, from — to toe , com ^Ropf 
 Ui auf bic gupe 5 humming — , ber ®rumm» 
 freifcl; coL Tl6n6), bic Stonnc i whistling —, 
 Ur ^fciffrcifeU -beam, i4rc/i.ber^eblbal!cn 
 
Top 
 
 736 
 
 Torp 
 
 i;om ®ad^ftu^l)j — boots, ©tolpenftiefeln? 
 
 — draining, fcQg SrodE cnlegen ber Sofeenflodijej 
 
 — dressing, fcic oberc ©ungung (o^ne ten 
 ©finger unter ju pflugen) 5 — end, tag obcrfle 
 @nbe, (Sipfclenbej Afar-*.— gallant, I. s. btt§ 
 oberfle ©cgel, Sramfegelj II. adj. fig. er^a^ 
 ben 5 — gallant-mast , bic ffiramf^enge j - 
 gallant-sail, baS oberftc ©egel^ffiramfegcl,— 
 hamper, "Hue^ wqS in ben 5Karfen unb OJiaflcn 
 im aScge ift unb SBinbfang teruifad^t, - 
 heavy, 1. oben f(3^n>erer al8 untenj 2. fig. he^ 
 trunfen j — irons, ©tbli^teifcn, ju boppclten 
 ^obeleifenj — knot, 1. bic ©(bleife auf bem 
 ^opfe j 2. ba§ @tocfbdnbd)cn j — man, 1. ber 
 SbermannbeimSfigcn, @dger beroufbem 
 fSlodP flel)t) 2. fig. ber SJberej — mast, ber 
 oberfle SRafl, Xopmafl, bieiStengej— proud, 
 fiuperfl floljj Mars. — rope, ba§ ©tengcn= 
 winbreep, — sail, ba§ SKorgfegel (ttuf fleinen 
 ©(j^ijfen), Sopfegel, — sawyer, vid. — man; 
 
 — shaped, Bot. FrcifelfSrmig 5 — shell, Conch. 
 bie ^reifclfcbnetfcj —soiling, bieSScjeid^nung 
 eincr projectirten ^anallinic burcb oberfId(i^= 
 lid^cS eingrabcn bcrfclbcn, bag Srociren^ — 
 stone, Arch, bcr ©(^lupflein, ©ipfelfleinj 
 Mor-5. — tackle, bie ©icn am ©tengennjinb 
 recp 5 — timber, bie oberfien ober oerfc^rten 
 TCuflanger 5 — wool, vid. Jersey, 2. 
 
 Top, adj. l.obcrfl, oorne^mfli 2.fiuf erfl, ^od^ft. 
 
 To Top, V. I, a. 1. (bic ©pi^en) bef(bnciben, 
 foppenj 2. oben bebccfen, befrdnjen, kronen j 
 3. erfleigenj 4. itberfleigcn, iiiberragen, 5 
 iibertreffeni 6. Mar. (eine diaa) toppen 5 II 
 n. 1. (in bie ^6^c) fleigen, fid^ empor bcben, 
 ficb cr^eben? 2. cor^errfcben, bie SJber^anb 
 babcnj 3. [16) aufS ^6(bfie onfirengcn, Sreff* 
 litres leificnjto— upon one, ©inen ubertreffen. 
 
 To'p?in, *. Orn, ber S^o§l)ornoogel. [£)rte§. 
 
 Top'argh, s. ber S)rt8^err, SBorne^mfle eincS 
 
 Top'argby , .v. bie ^txx\6)a^t einer ®egenb. 
 
 To'paz, s. 1. Min. ber S^opa§5 2. Her. bie 
 
 Topa2'olite,*.Min.berI£opa5oIit^.[®olbfarbe. 
 
 To Tope, V. a. faufcn, jetben , bed^ern. [fau. 
 
 Tope,*.l.ber@(bIu(f,3;runfj2./c/i.bie9)^eers 
 
 To'per, s. ber ©Qufer,3;runf enbolb j ber 3e(i^er. 
 
 Top'et, s. Orn. bie ^aubenmeife. 
 
 Top'ful, adj. bi§ an ben SHanb »oU. 
 
 Toph, s. vid. Tophus. 
 
 Topha'ceous, adj. 1. oon Sufffiein)2. tufffleins 
 ortig 5 — limestone , ber ^alftuff. 
 
 To'phet, s. (^ebr.) b er Tfbgrunb, \iu ^oUe. 
 
 To'pbus (To'phj, TSph'jn), s. 1. Min. Der 
 Suff J 2. Afed. cin barteS (meifl falfartiges) 
 ©cwdd^S in ben©e^ncn[cbeiben, k. fgolgebcr 
 ®i(bt ober 8uflfeu(be). 
 
 T5p'jary, adj. bcfdjnitten (mie eine ^ecfe). 
 
 Tdp'jc, I.*. 1. ba8 3;t)ema, ber ©igenftcnb, bie 
 IfufgabCj 2.t-s, i?/ie<. bic Sopif j 3. Aferf. 
 bag dufcrlitbc, ortlitbc QKittel^ II. or - c^l, 
 adj.; III. — cally, adv. 1. topif(b} 2. Med. 
 oxtli(i), duperU(b. 
 
 Top'less, adj. obnc ®ipfcl, uncrmeplid). 
 
 Top'most, adj. ber, bic, ba& bo^fif; oberfle. 
 
 Top6g'raph?r, s. bcr S^opograpb- 
 
 TopQgraph'jc, — cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 topograp^iftb. [f(breibung. 
 
 Topog'raphy, s. bie S^opograpbic , £)rt§be= 
 
 TSp'pin, s. Sea long, cin Stlo\)n (^naul) SBcrg. 
 
 TSp'ping, I. *.l.bic Sluaflc, bcr gebcrbuf(b, :c. 5 
 2. bcr ©(bopf e. ^fcrbeS 5 II. - arfj. ; III. - ly, 
 adv. vuig. 1. t^ornebmj 2. oupcrorbcntlitb, 
 grof j— lift. Mar. bcr ^inf eine§ ©icffcgclS. 
 
 To Top'ple, (— down), v. I. ?i.oorwdrt§(ober 
 liber ben ^aufen) faUcn, (bin)fliirsen5 II. a. 
 (nicber)n)erfcn , fturjcn. 
 
 Top'sy-tur'vy, adu.baSDbcrflc ju untcrfl, llUc^ 
 unter einanber, tcrfcbrtj — snail. Conch, bie 
 3;opff(bnc(fc. [»cibli(ben .Sopfpu^cS. 
 
 Toque [tok], (franj.) <v. bicSoque, cine "if rt 
 
 Torch, s. 1. bic (Sa*a(b§=)^«cfcl i t-es , pi. 2. 
 bie ^erjen, 3. Bot. ^onigSfcrscn, gacfclblu» 
 mcnj— bearer, bcr^acfcltrdgcrj- light, ba§ 
 gacfcUi(bt5 5o«-A-.- thistle, bie gacf clbiftcl $ 
 — weed, — wort, ba& SKoUfraut, %acf clfraut. 
 
 Tor'cher, s. bcr gcucbtchbc. 
 
 Tore, s. 1. Arch, ber ^fu^l (am ©dulcnfupc), 
 Slcif } 2. bag ©toppclgrag. 
 
 Tore, pret. 0. To Tear. 
 
 To Torment', v. a. l.pcinigcn,qudlen,martern) 
 2. Hush.mit ber^ferbcl)ocfc bearbcitcn. 
 
 Tor'ment, s. bic ^ein, Slual, Smarter. 
 
 Tormen'ter, Tormen'tor, s. 1. bcr ^einigcr, 
 Sludlcr, ^cnhxi 2. //«*&. bic ^ferbcbacfc, ber 
 
 Tor'm^ntil, s. Bottk Olotbn)ur5.[|)afcnppug. 
 
 Torn , p. p. ». To Tear. 
 
 Torn , s. Her. bag ©pinnrab. 
 
 Torna'do, s. bcr (umflicgcnbc) ©turmwinb. 
 
 To'rous, adj. Bot. gcfcbroollcu, Fnotig. 
 
 Torpe'do , s. 1. Ich. bcr Bittcrrotbcj 2. cine 
 Hxt ^6aenmaf(bine (urn ©(biffc in bic 2uft 
 su fprengcn). 
 
 To Tor'pefy, v. a. ld()mcn, bctdubcn. 
 
 Tor'p^nt, I. adj. wic Torpid; II. s. Med. bag 
 nicberfilagenbc 9)fittcl. 
 
 Tf^rpes'cent, adj. erflarrcnb. 
 
 Tor'pjd, I. adj. 1. hct&uht, crflarrt, ftarrj 2. 
 fcblaff, trdge, bumpf 5 II.— ness, Torpes'cence, 
 Torpid'jty, Tor'pitude, Tor'ppr, s. l.bicSrs 
 ftarrung, Uncmpfinbli(bf eit 5 2. bie Bd)la^iidt, 
 Unt^dtigfeit, ©tumpf^cit. 
 
 Torporific, arfj. Grftarrung ober Unempftnb« 
 U6)Mt beroorbringcnb. 
 
Torq 
 
 737 
 
 Tour 
 
 Tor'qu^d, adj. Her. gcflod^ten, gcrouiiben. 
 
 TSirSfac'tion, s. 1. fcttS ©orrcn, Srorfncnj 2. 
 Chem. bos Sfloften. 
 
 To Tor'refy, v. a. 1. barren, 2. Chem. roften. 
 
 Tor'rent , I. *. ber (reif enbc) 0trom j ®iep 
 bo(^5 II. adj. flromenb, reifenb. 
 
 Tor'rid, adj. 1. b6rrenb,brennenbf 2.^eif,ge^ 
 borrt j - zone, ber ^cifc (Srbftrtd^. 
 
 Tor'rjngtpns, s. -pi. iDoUene Settbeifen au& 
 S^orrington in Deoonf^irc 
 
 Torse, *. 1. Her.tik SBuIft (gcjDunbcne <Sd^nur, 
 83inbc) 5 2. Arch, bie gerounbcnc ©dule 5 3. bcr 
 Sorfo, Sflumpf (oerfliimmelte ffiilbfdule). 
 
 Tor'sel. *• !• ctroos ©eiDunbene^j 2. ^rc/i.bie 
 gerounbenc ©dulc. [Sre^en. 
 
 Tor'sion, *. bte SSinbung, ^riimmung, bag 
 
 ToKsten, s. Min. cin blttufiroarjcS Gifcnerj. 
 
 Tort, arfj. gcwunben , gebre^t. [ober ^ugeln 
 
 rorteaax' [— toz'] , s. pi. Her. rot^c ©alien 
 
 Tor'tile, ToKtil, Tor'tive, adj. gebre^t,gc= 
 wunben. [eintrfic^tigenb. 
 
 Tor'tious, adj. (bcf. Law?,) beleibigenb, be 
 
 Tor'tojae [— 'tjz] , s. bic ©iilbfrotej — hoofs 
 ©(^ilbpattHouctt 5 - shell, @(^ilb!r6tcnf*ttle, 
 ©(^ilbptttt ) — shells , ©d)ilbfr6tenfteinc, 
 ^^eConiten. 
 
 *T6rtu6s'jty, ♦Tor'tuousn^ss, *. bic^rum» 
 muny, SBinbung 5 bas ©crounbene. [rounben. 
 
 Tor'tuons \pr — 'tshu — ], adj. gebre^t, ge^ 
 
 Tor'ture [— 'tshur] , s. 1. bic SOIorter, ^cin, 
 nuttl 5 2. bic goiter. 
 
 *To Tor'ture, v. a. l.martcrn,peinigen,qu(!i= 
 Ien»2. foltern(au(&/g.)- 
 
 ♦Tor'tur^r, s. bcr ^oltercr, ^cinigcr. 
 
 Tor'ulose, adj. Bot. fnotig. 
 
 To'rus, vid. Tore, 1. [Compl. Diet.). 
 
 To'ry, s. Pof. bcr Siort) 5 9lot)Qlift (cf. Flugel's 
 
 To'ryTsm, s. baS SBcfen bcr 3:ort)pQrtei. 
 
 To T68S, V. I. a. 1. rocrfen i 2. |)in unb ^er wcr* 
 fen , fij^lcubcrn , ftopcn, preUcnj 3. ^cftig be* 
 rpcgcn, fc^utteln, erfc^uttern 5 4. beunru^igcn 5 
 5. uberlegcni to — in a blanket, prcUcnj to— 
 off, col. ^jinunterflurscn; trinfenj to — up, 
 (5Kunjcn) in bie ^o^c njcrfen (unb crrot^cn, 
 TOcldje ©cite bcim fallen obcn Ucgen wirb) j 
 n. loofcnj II. n. jt(b ^in unb ^crwerfen. 
 
 Toss, s. 1. bcr SSBurf, ©c^mip, ©tof ^ 2. (-of 
 the head) bttS SBcrfcn bcS ^opfc§ 5 S.jZg.bic 
 Hnni^ej — pot, viUg. bcr ©dufcr. 
 
 Tos's^r, s. 1. bcr SBcrfcnbC, :c. uid. To Toss; 
 2. bcr ober bas Scunru^igcnbc. 
 
 Tost, pret. & p. p. contr. fl. Tossed. 
 
 To Tot , V. a. Law, befd)o§en. 
 
 To'tal, I. adj. ; II. — ly . adv. gdnjlid^ , ganj, 
 odUig 5 III. — ness, or TQtal'jty , *. baS ® ttn|C, 
 bie ©ummc. 
 I. 
 
 To Tote, V, a. Am. vulg. trttgcn. 
 
 To Tot't^r, V. n. roanfen, roacfcln. 
 
 To'tura , *. 1. bcr ©rc^rourfet, unb baS ®pirt 
 bamiti 2. bag ©rc^rdbd^en. 
 
 Tou'can[to'— , 5m.],*. Orn. bcr^feffcrfrcffcr. 
 
 To Touch, V. I. a. I. fii^lcn, onfii^lcn, bcrul)* 
 rcno 2. crreid^cn, 3. jig-.ru()rcn, bcrocgen, cr* 
 greifenj 4. ongc^cn, betrcffcn, 5. gic^cn, be* 
 Sicl)en, cinne^mcn (©elb), 6. prufcn, T. Iciest 
 id6)nm, entrocrfen, malenj S.bie^arbc auf» 
 tragen> 9. (cine 50Jclobie) angcben, fpiclcnj 
 10. tabelnj 11. (». u.) anflcrfen? t-ed, ric* 
 (^cnb, angcgangcn (0. ^(eifd), 2C.)j — the 
 wind! Mar. I^alt U6)t bcim SBinbc! to — off, 
 vulg. bctrugcnj to — up (off) , 1 . ouSbcffcrn, 
 ocrbcffcrn, oufpolircnj 2. (cine <Sad()c) »o{)l 
 J)crri4)tcn5 II. n. fid^beru^ren,anftofcnj to — 
 at, 1. ru^ren on ... 5 2. befuc^cnj Mar. on* 
 fcgeln? 3.anfommcn3to— upon, 1. berfi^rcttj 
 
 2. angrcifcn, roirfcn Quf — 
 
 Touch, s. 1. bic aScru^rungj 2. boS ®cfu^l5 
 
 3. ber^infclf^ric^, ^robcflrid^j ^orbcnauf* 
 tragi 4. bic^rufung^^robcj 5.berobcrfId(J^» 
 li(^c aScgriff, SScrfucljj 6. bcr 3ug, ®cft^t§« 
 pg , bie 5Jiicnc > T. ber ^nftri(b , ^nflug , bic 
 lixt 5 8. ber ©inn ^ 9. bcr 95csug 5 10. bic 9lu^= 
 rung, gmpfinbungj 11. bcr SSormurf, BtiSf, 
 bie ©ti(^cleij 12. bcr SBinf 5 13. ba§ ©picl, 
 bcf. Mus. ber TfnfAlagj 14. bcr ©trcid), 
 roi^ige (SinfaU, ^icb, ©cblag 5 true as — , cof. 
 roa^r roic ®olb j — bath , bas ©taubbab, 
 2)ou(l^cbab 5 — hole, ba§ 3finbIo(b 5 — me-not, 
 Bot 1. bas ©pringfraut5 2. bic ©fclSgurfcj 
 — needle, bie probimabclj — pan, bic3unb» 
 pfannc,- stone, 1. Min. bcr ^robirftcinj 
 2. fig. bcr priifflcin} Irish —stone, Min. bcr 
 aSafalt,- wood, bQ§ 3unbcr^ol5, bcr^unbcr. 
 
 Touch'able, adj. bcriiljrbar, fu^lbar. [barfcit. 
 Touch'jn^ss, s. vulg. bicempfinbUdjfcit; Stcij* 
 Touch'jng, I. p. pr. bctrcjfcnb} II. adj. ; III.— 
 
 ly, adv. rit^rcnb. 
 Touch'y, adj. vulg. Uid}t ju bclcibigcn ober 
 
 belcibigt, empfinbli^ , reijbar. 
 Toiigh [tuf] , I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. 1. jd^C, 2. 
 
 jleif, ^art, fefl^ 3. flarf 5 4. graufaraj 5. flc* 
 
 benb , flcbcrig 5 III. — ness , s. 1. bic 3d&^cit, 
 
 3dl)igf eit J 2. bic ^efligfcit. [wcrbcn. 
 
 *To Toiigh'en, v. I. a. sd^ema^jcnj II. n.gd^c 
 Toupee', Toupet' [tiipa'J , s. ba& ©tim^aar, 
 
 bic ©tirnfraufc. 
 Tour, s. 1. bic €flcifc , SHunbe, bcr ®ang, %u» 
 
 pugi 2. bic "Kxt, SBcifcj 3. Dane, bic Sour j 
 
 4. (— of hair) bcr (|)aar0^uffa$ j - of duty, 
 Mil. ber SDicnft. 
 
 Tdur'ist, *. bcr Sflcifcnbc. 
 Tdur'malin,5.Mm.bcr3:urmalin;'3Cf<l&cniic^er. 
 4T 
 
Tour 
 
 738 
 
 Trac 
 
 TdSrn, s. t5a§ ®eri(3^tl5c8@^erif§j to go to—, 
 Sport, brunften. [Surmcr. 
 
 Tdur'nament [or tur' — ] , *Tour'ney , s, t>Q§ 
 
 * To Tofir'ngy, v. n. turnicren. 
 
 Toiir'niquet [— ket], s. 1. Surg. t)ic ©d^rau* 
 bcnbinfee, ^Derpreffe, ber ©re^flocf j 2. tad 
 5)re^!reus (auf ^uproegcn). 
 
 To Toiisc, &G. vid. To Towze, &c. 
 
 T8v'?t, s. Der ^albe ©(l^cffcl. 
 
 Tow, s. 1. DaSSBergj Afar-*. 2. (-boat) DaS 
 SSugfirboot) 3.(— line or— rope) ba§^ug« 
 firtau, ©c^lcpptaU) — cloth, Die ^acflezn* 
 want) 5 — path, vid. towing-path unt. To Tow. 
 
 To Tow, V. a. Mar. (am <SciIc) jie^eu, bugfis 
 ren, treilenj t-ing path , Der Xienpfat) , 2ein= 
 pfab, Sreilnjcg. |>er Sugfirlo^n. 
 
 TOw'age, s. Mar. 1. t)a$ 3ic^cn, Sugiirenj 2. 
 
 To'ward, I. at/j. ; II.— ly, adj. &. adv. 1. geneigt, 
 lenffam, gcle^rig^ 2. bereit, bercitmillig 5 3 
 ffi^H) III. — n?ss , — Ijn^ss , *. 1. t)ie ©elc^s 
 rigfeiti 2. bic ©crcitwiUigfeit^ IV. uiV/.D.f.SB. 
 
 To'wards, I. prep, gcgcn : 1. no4>, nad) Mn . . . , 
 juwdrtgj 2. ju, fiirj 3. beina^c, faflj II. arfu. 
 na^e, Ui bcr ^anb. 
 
 To^el, 5. ba§ ^anbtutb , bic (Jg)anbs)51uc()Ic. 
 
 T6>V'eling, s. t)cr |)ant)tucl)l)reU. 
 
 Tow'er, s. Mar. ber ^ie^cr, SSugpirer, ZvciUv. 
 
 to^'er* s. 1. bcr S^urmj 2. bcr 2)onjer(in 
 Sonbon, cine (5itabcIIemit7CrfenaI,2C.)j 3. 
 bag ^afleU, bie 95urg , ^eftung j 4. fig. ba$ 
 ^o^e ^opfseugj 5. Conch, ber SabelSt^urmj 
 6. ber ^uffd^wung, bie ©r^ebung , — mustard, 
 Bot. ber S^urmfenf. 
 
 To Toi^'er, v. n. 1. fxd^ auffd)»ingen , fi^ er* 
 ^eben, t^firmen, ftcigcnj 2. §o(b Men, (em= 
 por) prangen. [t^firmt, bct^rmt. 
 
 To^'?red, To^'ery, adj. mit S^^flrmcn, ge* 
 
 To^n, s. bie ©tabt) a woman of the — , cant. 
 bie 6ffentlic^e 4)ure 5 to be on the —, cant, pom 
 ^uren lebenj — adjutant , ber ^Ia|abiutant5 
 — clerk, ber ©t-fd^reiberj ber ^fuffe^er be§ 
 lonboner ©tabtard^iPS 5 — council, ber®e= 
 meinberot^ J — councillors, bie (St-rdt^e, ber 
 @t-rat^ 5 - crier, ber (offentl.) QfuSrufer^ - 
 
 \ hall, — house, bO0 ®t-^ou§, 0tat^^au&5 — 
 lot, bie SBauftctte (bef.in ciner neu ansulegcn* 
 
 ; ben <Stabt) 5 — major, ber ^Ia§maior5 — 's- 
 man , 1. ber ©tfibter, SSiirgerj 2. ber ^iU 
 bflrger, SonbSmann} — men, Am. ©t-per* 
 orbnete 5 — officers, <Bt-UamUUi — post, 
 bie @t-poft) — prints , lonboner gcbrudfte 
 ^JlufTeline^ - ship , 1. Engl, ber @t-beiirf, 
 ba§ SBeic^bilbj 2. Am. a) in N. E. ein @t-= 
 gebiet p. 5 1\% 10 engl. n^JJeilcnj 6) (bei ber 
 ^Iad()eneint^eilung pon ber Stegierung gel)6s 
 renbcr Sdnbereicn) eine ©l-marfe, Drtf^aft, 
 
 ein SBejirf, ©iftrict (\). 36 engl. D^^'ilen oK 
 23040 acres) ; — talk, Mh ©t-gerebc, <St-a 
 gefd^roa^^ — waits, pi. bie ©t-murifanten, 
 ©t-pfeiferi — wall, bie ©t-mauer. 
 
 To^V'nish, adj. ftdbtifd^. 
 
 T6\>rn'less, adj. bcr ©tdbte bcraubtj ftdbtclos 
 
 To TO>i^ze, To T6<^'zle , v. a. {Uh ^aor, K.) 
 jaufen, jerren, %k^zxi, fd^leppen. 
 
 ToA^'zer, T6<^'ser, s. 1. ber 95uUcnbeiperi 2. 
 ber Sclrmer, "Jfufrii^rer. 
 
 TSx'jcal , adj. (». it.) giftig. [yicologie. 
 
 TSxicol'ogy, s. bie 2et)re Pon ben (Biften, 3;o» 
 
 T6^, s. 1. tik Sanbelei, ba§ ©pieljeug (audf^ 
 fig.)'^ 2. bie ^leinigfeiti Sappaliej 3. ber 
 Sanb, bie S^or^eit^ 4. ba§ finbif(3^e 9Jfd^r* 
 (^en? 5. bicScbrodrmerei) 6. eine^frtfc^marj 
 unb blau gerourfelter SSoUenfloff 5 T. t-s , pi. 
 ©pielroaarcn 5 — man, ber ©pieljcug^dnbler 5 
 — shop, ber ©pieljeuglaben J bie @-^anb» 
 lung, — wort, Bot. bag Sdfd^elFraut. 
 
 To Toy, V. I. n. tdnbeln,liebeln, fpielen j II. a 
 
 Toy'er, s. ber Sdnblcr. [t^6ri(3^t be^anbcln 
 
 Toffai, adj. poll ^inbereicn. 
 
 Tofjsh, I. adj. tdnbelnb, tdnbel^oftj II. - 
 ncss, s. bie Sdnbelei, Sdnbel^aftigFeit. 
 
 To TOze, vid. To Towze. 
 
 To'zy, I. adj. n>ci(b, gelinbe, II. — jn^ss, s. bie 
 SBeicb^eit, ©elinbigfcit. 
 
 Trabea'tion , s. Arch. bo§ ©cbdlf. 
 
 Trace, s. 1. bic @pur, ^<xxU, ba§ SKerfmal, 
 ber^upftapfe, Sport, bie^d^rte, 2.j?g. bei 
 3ug 5 3. a) bag ^Q6i, ®ef(^irr5 h) t-s, pi. bit 
 ©trdnge (eine§ 5Bagen§, jc.)5— rings, pZ. bie 
 @trdngringe5 traces-ladles, 5of. ba§ geroutt* 
 bene ^nabcnfraut. 
 
 To Trace, w. a. 1. bcr ©pur folgen, (— out) 
 nacbfolgen, naddge^cn, nad^5ie()en5 2. (— out) 
 natbfpfiren, 3. seid^nen,au5jie^en5 4.ge^en. 
 
 Tra'ceable, adj. ju perfolgen , natbsufpuren. 
 
 Tra'cer, s. ber S^ad^fpiirer, ic. 
 
 Tra'cery, s. Arch, ber Bierat^ Pon ©teinen, 
 ©(bnfirfel, bie (©(benfelOSSersierungen an 
 got^ifd^en ^enftern, 2c. 
 
 Tra'ghea, s. Anat. bie 2uftr6()rc. 
 
 Tra'ghegil, adj. bie 2uftr6l)re betrejfenb. 
 
 Tra'gheocele , Tragheot'omy , vid. Broncho- 
 
 Tra'ghyte, s. Min. ber %xad)V)t. [cele, &c. 
 
 Traghyt'lc adj. trad^Qtifcb, trad^Qtartig. 
 
 Tra'cing , p. *. 1 . ber ^fab , 3ug , © trid(> , 2. 
 bic ©purj 3. bie ©urd(>jei(bnung) — line. 
 Mar. ein Tfuf^oler, ber blop fiber einen Slocf 
 fd^rt 5 — paper, papier sum Durd^jeit^nen. 
 
 Track, s. 1. bie<Spur, H^ ©leis, 2. bie Sda^n, 
 ber^fab} 3. Sport, a) biegd^rfcj ft)ba& 
 Sreibjagen 54. Afar-*, o) bic (©(^iffSO^^Jur^ 
 •Segelba^nj 6) bag ^a^rwajferj c) bag (See* 
 
Trac 
 
 739 
 
 Trai 
 
 gatj -- road, Iter Seinpfab , Sreilmeg , — 
 scout, tie Srecffd^ute, H^ 3ie^fd)iff. 
 
 To Track, u. «. 1. J)er<SpurfoIgen, nac^ge^en, 
 augfpuren3 2. oerfolgenj 3. (ein Sioot) ftrom= 
 oufrodrts sie^en, tmlenj 4. (e.SSeg) baf>nen. 
 
 Track'less, adj. fpurlo§, pfaDIog, unbetreten. 
 
 Tract, s, l.bicQU§gebcOntegld(^e, Die^trecfe, 
 Der <Stri(|) , 3ug, tie gici^ej 2. bie ©egenb 5 
 3. tit %Tcactat, bie TCb^anblung. L^eit , jc. 
 
 Tractabn'ity, Trac'tableness , y. feie Scnffam= 
 
 Trac't^ble, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. lenffam, 
 folgfam, gele^rig 5 2. ^anbgreiflitb. 
 
 Tracta'rjan, I. adj. jiii^auf(reUgi6fe)3;ractQts 
 ^en oDer bcren SSerbreiter bejietjenb j II. *. 
 Dcr (bef. antianglicanifc^c) 3;ractdt(^en= 
 ©c^reiber ober SSerbreiter. 
 
 Tracta'trix, *. Geom. bk Buglinie, Sractriy. 
 
 Trac'tile, adj. De^nbar, flrccfbar. 
 
 TractiKity, *. bie ©e^nbarfeit. 
 
 Trac'tion, s. 1. ber 3ug J 2. i)a& 3ie^en, ®c^= 
 nen3 3. Die^njie^ung. 
 
 Tracti'tious, adj. bctrejfenb, ^onbeliib con. 
 
 Trac'tj ve, adj. ba§ 3ie^en betreffenb ; — power, 
 
 Trac'tor, s. baS 3ic{)cnbe. [tie 3ugfraft. 
 
 Tra'cy, s. abhr. 1. )^. Theresa; 2. ft.Transil- 
 vania, <3ieb enbiirgen. 
 
 Trade, .v. 1. Der |>aubel, SSetricb/SSerfe^r, t)o§ 
 ©cf^dft j 2. J)a0 ©enjerbci |)anb»erf , 3.bag 
 SSerfjeugj 4. v?</g:. bieSebenSroeifejS. Mm. 
 (in Corn.) taubeS ©eflcinj 6. the (book- 
 selling)—, o)l)cr95u(l^l)ant)el) 6)t)ieJ8u(^= 
 ^dnbler (al§ Corporation) j — of barter, Der 
 3;aufd)^anbcl5 — card, biedmpfe^lungSfarte 
 (eineS |)anl)elgreifenben) j — dues, col. trade, 
 Com. ber ^anbclScompogniesoH 5 — sales, 
 JSngL £A:j. sunftigeS5crfieigcrungen,int)e5 
 nen SSerleger reflirenbe ©yemplare einer 7fuf= 
 lage, oft auc^ ganje (neue) luflQgcn loS^ 
 fd^lagen, — wind, Afar. Der ^affatroinb. 
 
 To Trade, v. n. faufen unb »erfaufen, ^anbel 
 treiben , ^anbeln J to — in bills of exchange, 
 Com. aBe(^feIreiterei trciben. 
 
 Trade'ful, adj. gefd^dftig, genjerbfam. 
 
 Tra'der , s. 1. Der J^anDelSmann, 2. a regular 
 — y Sea, ein befldnDig Diefelbe 0leife maddens 
 Der ©d)iift'r, Der ^auffa^rcr (au(^ com 
 ©(bitfe gefcigt). 
 
 Trades, com'p. — people, 1. ^anDelSleutS) 2. 
 ^anD»erf§Ieute5 — man, l.Der ^onDelSmonn, 
 »J^dnDler, ,Krdmerj 2. Der ^onDwerferj - 
 union, Die ®ewerf§genoffenfd^aft,^Crbetteroer= 
 einigungj — woman, wie Trading-woman. 
 
 Tra'ding, comT^. — class, Der^anDeBjtanDj — 
 card, uid. Trade-card ; — company, Die ^an» 
 Del&compagnie, |)-§gcfeUf*aft5 — house, 1. 
 baS p-S^ttuS, Die ^anDlungj 2. Da§,^auf« 
 
 ^au§, 8oger^auS, DicSBaarennieDerlagej — 
 interest, Der^-8flanD, Da§3nterejTeDe§|)-S« 
 flQnDc§ J — jew, Der ^-§iuDe 5 — line, Da§ <^-S« 
 fad^i — ports, ^-S^dfenj — town or— place. 
 Die |)-gftoDt, Der ^-Spla^, — vessel, Da$ 
 ,ffauffa^rteifiiff 5 — woman , Die ^-§frou^ 
 .Krdmcrinn. 
 
 Tradi['tion, s. l._ bef. Z-auj, Die UbergobCj 2. 
 Die (munDIi(5e) Uberlieferung 5 3. Die @agc. 
 
 Tradi'tionail,I.a(/i.l.(munDIi(i^) libcrliefert 5 2. 
 fagen()Qft5 3. alt^erfommli(b 5 II. — ly, adv. 
 Durc^ (miinDIidlic) Uberlieferung. 
 
 Traidi'tipnary , I. adj. njie Traditional; II. 5. 
 Der SalmuDift. [munDIidjer flberlieferung. 
 
 Tradi'tion^r , Tr^tK'tionist, s. Der *2fni)dngcr 
 
 Trad'jtive, adj. vid. Traditional. 
 
 To Traduce', v. a. 1. Durd^sie^en, ^ccbeln? 2. 
 oerleumDen, oerf(^reicn, nad^ttjeiligDarfleUen. 
 
 Traduce'ment, s. (». ii.) Die SBerldumDung. 
 
 Tradu'cent , adj. f erleumDerifd|i. 
 
 TradQ'cer , s. Der SSerleumDer, 2c. 
 
 Trad&c'tion, s. 1. Die ^bleitung , ^ortpflan* 
 jung5 2. (m.u.) Die munDl. Uberlicforung , 3. 
 Da§ flbcrfii^ren, Uberftbiffcn 5 4.Der Ubergang 
 
 Tradiic'tive, adj. abjuleiten, (xWxi^^x. 
 
 Traffic, s. 1. Der |)anDcI (bcf. im ©ropen)^ 
 SScrfe{)r j 2. Die SSaare, Da5 |)QnDct§gut. 
 
 To Traffic, v. I. n. 1. J^anDet treiben, ban* 
 Dcin5 2. fc^ad^crn, marftcn^ II. «. im ^anDcI 
 umfe^en. [vKaufleute, ©efcbdftolcute. 
 
 Traf ficker, A'.Der,ffoufmann, ^anDclSmann, p^ 
 
 TrsVacani/i, s. Bot. Der S^rogant, ^ocfSDorn j 
 
 — gum, Der Sragantgummi. 
 Trage'dian, s. Der Sragii.'r: l.DcrlSraucr" 
 
 fpielDid^ter, 2. Der tragif(!^e 6(taufpicler. 
 
 Trag'edy, s. Dq0 Sraucrfpiel, :U SragoDic. 
 
 Trag'jc, — cal , I. adj.; II. — v silly, adv. 1. 
 tragif^, trauerfpielartigj 2. traarigj HI — 
 cailness, s. Da§ ISragifd^e. 
 
 Tragicom'edy, s. Die SrogifomSDif. 
 
 Tragicora'ic, — cal , I. adj. ; II. — c^lly, adv, 
 trQgifomif(^. 
 
 To Trail, v. I. a. 1. fpuren, Der ©pur not^iaa 
 genj 2. sie{)en, fd^Ieppen, fcbleifen? 3, Am. 
 (®ra§)nieDertreten5 to — arms. Mil, DqS 
 ®eroe§r in SSalancc (in Der ret^tcn ^anD) 
 trogen 5 ll. n. \\d) ^injie^en. 
 
 Trail, *. 1. a) Der ®eru(b be§ SSilDcS, Die SBit* 
 terungi &) Die^d^rte, (SBilD=)<Spur5 2. Der 
 <B6imif, ©(^roonj, Die ©(bleppej 3. Gun.Ut 
 (8ajTettenO<S*»an55 4. DaS (SingerociDe Der 
 ©d^nepfenj 5. t-s, p/.uid. Rails; — board. 
 Mar. Der ^ffomm , oDer Da0 ©(j^ni^roerf inu 
 fd^en Den ©eitenfnien D^eSCSoUiong, Guns. 
 
 — plate. Das @(l^wan5ricgelble(^ 5 -transom, 
 Der ©c^roansriegel. 
 
 47* 
 
Trai 
 
 740 
 
 Tran 
 
 Trailing, adj. Bot. geflrecEt, QUf ber (Srt)C 
 liegcnb j — arbutus, ber ®runt)ftrauc^. 
 
 To Train, v. a. 1. jie^en, 2. fc^Icppcn, IlQd^s 
 fd^Ieppcn ) ^.fig. locfeni 4. (— up)fif.&}ig-.Sic= 
 ^en, crjie^en, aufsie^en,ttbri(^tcn,bUben,ubenj 
 to— trees, Sdume ju ©paUeren, :c. jietjen. 
 
 Train, s. 1. ber 3ug (aud) R-w.), bie Slei^Cj 
 
 2. bic^ol9e,ba8 ©efolge, bie SSegleitungj 3. 
 ber©(^n)an5, ©d^iceif, bie ©Dieppe, 4. bie 
 5a^l @^ldge, oie eine llljr (in cincr ©tunbc, 
 jc) moc^t) 5.ber(SSogel=)©d^roans,@(^n)eif j 
 6. Min. a) bie 3unbUnie, 3iinbr6^re, boS 
 Seitfeuerj 6) ber 3finber, SBranb j 7. fig. bie 
 5Jlet^obe, SBeifej 8. bie &}cEung, 2ifi j in-, 
 fig. im SBerfej — of artillery, ber 2CrtilIerie= 
 parf? — bands, pi. bie Sanbrnilij) — bearer, 
 ber ©^Icppcntrdgerj — carriages, pi. R-w. 
 3ug»Qgenj — road, eine fleine leid^t con= 
 flruirte ©ifenba^n in SJcrgroerfen, - tackle, 
 Mar. bie einl)oletalic. [bungSfd^ig. 
 
 Trai'nable, adj. (». fi.) JU Cer)sic^en, biU 
 Trat'ner, s. 1. bet ©rjie^eri 2.ber(gj:crcirmei= 
 Train-6n, *. ber (§ifdi-)Sf)rQn. [fter. 
 
 To Traipse, v. n. vulg. fc^lottcrig ein^er ge= 
 
 ^en, ^erum ft^Ienbcrn. 
 Trait, s. 1. ber 3ugi 2. ber Btxid), Umrip. 
 Trai'tor, I. s. berSScrrfit^er, ISreulofef (Scftur* 
 
 Hi II or Trai'torous, adj. ; III. — ously, adv. 
 
 Dcrrdt^erif^, treuIoS i IV. — ousness , s. bie 
 
 aScrrdt^erei, SreuloRgfeit. 
 Trai'tress, s. bie SBerrdt^erinn, S^reulofe. 
 To Traject', v. a. burd^roerfen, Ijinburc^ ge^en 
 Traj'ect, s. bie llberfa^rt, ^dt)re. [lajfen. 
 Trajec'tion, s. 1. bttS Durt^roerfcn, |)inburc^= 
 
 iQJTeni 2. bieTCuSfiromung i 3. Uz Umftellung. 
 Trajec'tory, s. bic ^ometcnba^n. 
 Trala'tion, s. bie 5Ketap^er. [rifcb. 
 
 Tralati'tious, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. metapi)0= 
 Tralu'c^nt, adj. flar, burd^fid^tig. 
 Tram, *. 1. t)ie ©infc^Iagfeibe, Sromfeibe, 
 
 Srame, 2. vicf. Trammel, 4.5 — rails, p/. 
 
 *ftinnenfd)icncn j — road, bie Sdinncneifenba^n. 
 Tramb'ljng [tram' — ] , s. Min. tiai SBaft^en 
 Tram'^ied, vid. Trammeled. [beS 3inner5c6. 
 Tram'm?!, *. 1. btt§ (longe) ^if(^ne| , SSogeU 
 
 ne$, ®Qrn 5 2. ber ©pttnnriemen (ber ^fcrbe) 5 
 
 3. ber Jte<reU)ofeni t-s, pi. 4. ber £)t)alsirfel j 
 S.bie^effcin^aSQnbcnje.^g.bieSefc^rdnfung. 
 
 To Tram'm?!, v. a. fejfeln, ^emmen, QUfbalten. 
 TramWled, adj. weipfflfig, mcif gefeffctt (0. 
 
 ^ferben). [adj. fremb j barbarifd). 
 
 Tram'Qntane, I. J. bcr ^rembe, Sarbarj II. 
 To Tramp, v. I. n. trampen, morfdjircn j II. a. 
 
 trcten. [2ttnbftrei(j()er. 
 
 Tramp, Tram'per, s. vulg. ber ^uprcifenbe? 
 To Tram'ple, v a.&n. trampcln, treten. 
 
 Tram'ple, s. ba§ Sreten mit ben ^iipen. 
 Tram'way, Ut ©trapeneifenbol^n, ^ferbeba^n. 
 Trance, s. 1. bie (Sfftafe, (gntriicfung, (Sntjiif* 
 
 fung? 2. bie(5rftttrrung. 
 Tranced, adj. 1. entrucft,ent5ii(ft} 2. erfiarrt. 
 Trane, s. vid. Train-oil. 
 Tran'quil, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. rubig, ftitt, 
 
 gelajfen 5 III.— ness, Tranquifl'lity, *.bie 0lu^e. 
 To Tran'qujllize, v. a. berubigen, fiiUen. 
 To Transact', v. I. a. ocrricbten, tbun, (bef. 
 
 ©efcfedfte) mQ(ben5 II. n. unter^anbeln , oer» 
 
 banbeln 5 einen S5crglei(b treffcn. 
 Transac'tion , s. 1. bie SJerric^tung , ba§ ©e* 
 
 fi^dft, 2. bic aSer^anblung, 3. ber SSerglei(^, 
 
 aSertrog , 4. bic Ingelcgcn^eit 5 5. bie (roiffcn* 
 
 f(baftli(be) ^bbanblung. [terbanbelnbc. 
 
 Transac'tor, s. 1. bcr SScrrid^tenbC) 2. ber Un« 
 
 Transalpine, adj. iibcrQlpifd). 
 
 To Transan'jmate, v. a. iii ©ecle in cinCtt an« 
 bern ^orper ubertragen. 
 
 Transanjma'tion, s. ber ©eelentauf^. 
 
 Transatlan'tic, a(/?.tran§Qtlantif(b/ liberfecifc^. 
 
 To Transcend', v. a. 1. ilberftcigen^uberfc^ret- 
 ten^ 2. iibertreffen. 
 
 Transcen'dence, — cy, s. l.bieUbcrfcbreitung, 
 Ubertreibungj 2. bie SSortrcfflicbf eit. 
 
 TranscenMent, I. adj. 1. iiberf(bn)dnglid^5 2. 
 bocbft/ cortrefflitbi II. — ly , adv. oorjuglid^, 
 \30r5ugsroeife5 III. — ness, s. bie ^o^eSSor* 
 trefflidjfeit, S5orpgli(bFeit. 
 
 Transc^nden'tal, I. adj. I. nit b. ». SB.)2. 
 Math. tranSfccnbentj 3. P/i.tranSfcenbentalj 
 II. s. ber tran§fcenbentale ^^ilofopb- 
 
 Transcenden'taiism , s. bie tran&fcenbentalc 
 ^bilofopl)ie. 
 
 To Trans'colate, v. a. bur(bfei^en. 
 
 TranscQla'tion, s. bie ©urd^feibung. 
 
 To Transcribe', v. a. abfcbreibcn, copiren. 
 
 Transcriber, s. ber TCbfdbrciber. 
 
 Tran'scrjpt, s. bie crjte Ibfcbrift. ["irbfcbrift. 
 
 Transcrip'tion, s. 1. ba§ Ibfcbreibcnj 2. bie 
 
 Transcrip'tjve, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. abfcbrift* 
 
 To Transcur', v. n. i^in unt ber IttUfcn. [lidb. 
 
 Transcur'sion, s. ba& ©ur^ge^cn, bcrUmlauf. 
 
 Transduc'tion , s. ba& Uberfiibren. 
 
 Transe, s. vid. Trance. 
 
 Transelementa'tion, *. bic @toffum»anblung 
 
 Tran'sept, s.Arch. boS Huerfcbiff (in ^irdjen). 
 
 To Transfer', v. a. 1. fibertragen, iibergeben; 
 fiberlajfenj 2. Derfe|en(au(b Com.SletbnungS* 
 poften, 2C.)/ oerlegen, wegfdjaffen. 
 
 Trans'fer, *. 1. bic Ubertragung; 2. bie SSer* 
 fc^ung? 3. Com. a) ber(<SaIbos)Ubertrag5 
 6) vid. Trans-shipment; — book, ba§ S5udb, 
 in rocldjes liz ubertragenen ©tocCS cingetra* 
 gen roerbenj — days , vid. Settling-days, - 
 
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 office, ta&Umf(^rcibunsSbureau (mo bie Ubcr» 
 tTQQung bcr uerfauften etocfs beforgt unb 
 befidtigt wirb) j — paper, 1. Com. (Stocf§, bie 
 cerfQuft unb ju ubcrtragen fmb} 2. Ubcrtras 
 
 Transfer'able, adj. 1. bef. Com. ubcvtrogbari 
 
 2.t)erfe|bar.Trans'ference,vic?.Transference. 
 Transferree', 5. Law, (Simx bem et»Q§ libers 
 
 tragcn worbcn ifl; ber (Seffionav, emcrber, 
 
 Ubernebmer. Transfer'rence, s. bie Ubertras 
 Transfei'rer, 5. ber Ubertragenbc 2C. [gung. 
 Transfer'ring-oil, s. Umbrucfol (al8 3301 
 
 mifcbung jur ©^njdrsc). [roanbcln. 
 
 Transfig'urable, adj. umbilbung&fd^ig, umju 
 Transfifgura'tion, s. 1. bie Umgcftaltung , Um* 
 
 bilbung, IBcmanblung ber ©eflaltj 2. Ui 
 
 SSerfldrung. 
 To Transfig'ure (To Transfi'g'Qrate), v. a. 1. 
 
 umgcflalten ; umbilben/Derroanbelnj 2. ocr= 
 To Transfix', v. a. burcbbobrcn. [fidren. 
 Trans'tluent , adj. Her, untcr ciner JBrucCe 
 
 burcbfliefcnb. 
 To Transform', v. a. 1. (& n. ficb) umgeftal* 
 
 ten, vernjanbcln^ 2. Alg. transformiren. 
 Transforma'tion, s. 1. Uc Umgeflaltung, SSer* 
 
 wanblung J 2. Alg. t>k Siransformotion. 
 Transfor'mer, s. ber Umformer, SScrroanbelnbc. 
 To Transfuse', v.a.l. umgiepen, ^eriiber giC' 
 
 fen ) 2. fiberlciten, einflof en. [bar. 
 
 Transfu'sible, adv. 1. umjugiefen j 2. einflSf* 
 Transfu^sion, s. 1. baS Umgief en, J^infibcrgies 
 
 fen 5 2. Vie tiberleitung, ba§ ©inflof en. 
 To Transgress', v. I. a. 1. ubergc^en, uber* 
 
 [(breitenj 2. fibertreten, perlc^enj II. n. feb= 
 
 len, ficb oergeben. 
 Transgres'sion , s. 1. baS flbcrgeben, Uber* 
 
 fd^rciteni 2. bie ftbcrtrctung, SScrIe§ung5 3. 
 
 bag SSergeben. 
 
 Transgres'sional, adj. fibertretenb, oerIc|enb. 
 Transgres'sive, adj-suUbertrctungen gcneigt, 
 
 cerle^enb, fcblcrbaft. 
 
 Transgres'sor, s. i>er Ubertrcter, aSerbretber. 
 To Tranship', &c. vid. in Trans-sh .... 
 Tran'sient, I. adj. ; II. — ly , ado. 1. Cf(bneU) 
 
 coriibergeljenb, 2. flucbtig, ocrgdngli(b, bin* 
 
 [(bnjinbenb 5 — persons, iOurcbrcifenbe 5 III. — 
 
 ness, s. bie SSergdnglidjfcit , glu^tigfeit. 
 Transil'jence, — cy, 5.(w-u-) ba6 iiberfpringcn. 
 Transilva'nla, s. Geog. ©iebenburgen. 
 Transjlva'njan , I. adj. ficbenbiirgif(b 5 II. s. 
 Transi're, s. vid. Permit, l.[ber(Biebenburgc. 
 Tran'sit, s. 1. ber ®urd)gQng (aucb Ast.)i2. 
 
 Com. ber©ur(bgang t). SSaarcn, 3:rQnfit(o) 5 
 
 — duty, ber ©ur(bgangSsoU, SranfttojoU) — 
 
 instrument, ^*f.ba6©urigang§s3nflrument. 
 To Tran'sjt, v. a. Ast. bur^geben. 
 
 Transi'tion [or — sizh'un], s. ber flbcrgang 
 (QU(b Mus. & RheU), bie SScrdnbcrung 5 — 
 rocks, pi. Gcol. bie Ubcrgang^gebirgftarl. 
 
 Transitional, adj. cincn Ubergang bilbenb. 
 
 Tran'sitive, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. iibcrgcbcnb, 
 bef. Gram, tranfitio. [Iid)fcit. 
 
 Tran'sitprin^ss , *. bic glfi(btig!eit, SScrgdng= 
 
 Tran'sitory, I. adj.\ II. — jly, adv.l. Doriiber= 
 gebcnb, flii(btig, »crgdngli(b » 2. Law, tran§» 
 itorifdi). [bar. 
 
 Transla'table , adj. 1. pcrfe^barj 2. ubcrfc§» 
 
 To Translate', u. a. 1. pcrfe^enj 2. i^erlcgcnj 
 3. fdjiebcnj 4. pcrwanbclnj 5. ubcrfcgcnj 6. 
 col. erfldren. 
 
 Transla'tion, s. 1. bie aScrfc^ung 5 2. bic ^in« 
 wegnabme^^S. W Ubcrfe^ung j 4. Gram, bic 
 9)Jetapber, Ubertragung. 
 
 Transiatif'tious, adj. au? bcm ^uslanbc gc^ 
 bratbtjiibertragen. 
 
 Transla'tjve , adj. fiberfc^t, ubcrtragcn , ni(bt 
 
 Transla'tor, s. ber Ubcrfc^er. [cigentbumli(b. 
 
 Tr^insla'tory , I. adj. ubcrtragcnb, iHTfcijcnbj 
 II. s. W Ubertragung. 
 
 Transla'tress, s. (n). li.) bic flberfefecrinn. 
 
 Transloca'tion, 5. bie SBcrfc^ung , brt^i^crdn 
 
 Transiu'cency, s. bie iDur(bn(btigfcit.[bcrung. 
 
 Translu'cent, I. or Translu'cjd, adj. ; II. — ly, 
 adv. bur(bucbtig. 
 
 Transmarine', adj. jcnfcit bC§ ?0f ecreS. 
 
 Trans'mlgrant, I. adj. onbcr§ wobin raanbernb} 
 II. s. ber 7Cu&»anberer. [wanbern. 
 
 To Trans'mjgrate , v. n. uberroanbem , ttU0s 
 
 Transmjgra'tion, s. bie Ubcrroanbcrung, Sffian- 
 bcrung. [t)enbe, Uberficblcr. 
 
 Transmigra'tQr, s. ber Tfuoroanbcrcr, SSScgsies 
 
 Tr^nsmi'gratory, adj. auSWanbernb , ubcrfic^ 
 
 Transmissibil'jty,*.bieUbcrtrogbarfeit.[bcInb. 
 
 Transmis'sible, adj. 1. ubcrtrogbarj oercrbs 
 Ii(b} 2. fortjupflanscn , bur(bgclaffen wcrbcn 
 fonnenb. 
 
 Transrais'sion, s. 1. W flbcrfcbirfung, SSerfcn= 
 bung, SBcrpflanjung 5 2.^ bic SEBaarcnocrfcns 
 bung, (Spcbition j 3. bie Ubertragung j 4. bic 
 ^ortpflanjung (bc§ t\&>ti , :c.) 5 Corns. 
 charges of — ,bie<Spcbition&gcbiibren} place 
 of—, ber@pebition&pla|,:}rbIabepIa$3 26f(b» 
 pla§, 26 f(bungsl)af en } — business, bic ©pc* 
 bitions^anblung , ba§ (Spcbitionsgcftbdft. 
 
 Transmis'sjve, adj. ubcrtragcU) ubcrlicfcrt, 
 cntlebnt. 
 
 To Transmit', v. a. l.ubcrfenbcn,uberf(bicfcn, 
 uberma(ben, fibcrUcfcrn , 2. iibertragcn, iibcr* 
 lajfen, ccrcrbcn) 3. Com. fpebircn j transmit- 
 ting me (us, &c.)theinvoice,&c., untcr (ober 
 
 bei) einfenbung ber gactur , :c. 
 Transnnt't?!,*. vid. Transmission. 
 
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 Tr?in8mit't?r, s. 1. bcr Ubcrf(i^irfcr, u., 2, 
 Com. ber (SBaarcnOSerfcnber, ©pcbiteur 
 
 Transmit'tlble, adj. vid. Transmissible. 
 
 Transraatabil'ity, s. bie UmwanbelbarFeit. 
 
 Transmu'table, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ocrwan* 
 belbar, umraanbelbar. 
 
 Transrauta'tion , s. 1. bie SSemanblung, Urn 
 wanblungj 2. Maf/t.btc3:rQnSmutation,Um 
 formung. [umgeflalten. 
 
 To Transmute', lu a.\)crn>anbeln,umn>anbeln; 
 
 Transmu't?r, s. ber SSemanbler. 
 
 Transnata'tion , s. ba§ Uberf(I)n)immen. 
 
 Transnavjga'tion, s. baS Ubcrf(^iffen. 
 
 To Transnom'jnate, v. a. QnberS benenncn. 
 
 Tran'sora, s. 1 . 2\gen. bcr Slucrbalf en } 2. Gwn. 
 ber Spiegel an bcr Saffette, Afar. boS Jtalb 
 cincS {RapertS, Mars. 3. bcr |)ecfbalfen, 
 SBorp ) 4. ba§ S5ifir am SafobSflabcj 5. vid. 
 Lintel ; 6. t-s, pi. bic gebcr^oljcr cineS SSa= 
 gcnS) Mars, first — , ber erfle SSorp unter 
 bem Untertjccfbalfen, belmport — , bcr l^bcr* 
 l;ecfbarfen in bcr ^o^e be8 erften S)ccfc§5 
 second — , bcr jrocite SBorpj — bolt, ber 
 Soljctt, ber burd^ bie Sajrcttcnnjfinbe unb cU 
 nen Spiegel ge^t j —knees, ^cd fnic 5 — plate, 
 bttS ©ef^lclge cine§ OlapcrtS ? — window, baS 
 Slucrfcnftcr. [legen. 
 
 Trans'padjine, adj. jenfeitS bcS ^luffcg ^0 gc» 
 
 Transpir'^ncy , s. 1. bie ®urcl^fi(li)tig!eitj 2. 
 ba§ SronSparcntgcmalbe. 
 
 TranspAr'^nt, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. bur4>» 
 fc^einenb, burd^fic^tig 5 2. ^eU, florj III.- 
 ness, s. vid. Transparency. 
 
 Tr^nspic'uous,adi.burd^fd^einenb,bur(l&fi(^tig. 
 
 To Transpierce', v. a. burd^bringcn, burd)bo^s 
 
 Tr?inspl'rable, adj. au&bunflbttr. [rcn. 
 
 Transpjra'tion, s. bie ^USbfinflUttg. 
 
 To Transpire', v. n. 1. (0U(^ a.) auSbunftenj 
 
 2. {t^ loerbrciten, bcf annt (rud^tbar) werben j 
 
 3. oorfatlcn, geft^c^cn. [gen, 
 To Transplace', v. a. Derfe^cn, umfe§en, oerlcs 
 To Transplant', v. a. 1. tcrpflanjcn, ocrfe^cnj 
 
 2. fortpflanjenj 3. entferncn, wcgfd^affcn. 
 
 Transplanta'tion, s. bie ffierpflanjung, XC. 
 
 Tr§insplan't?r , s. 1. ber Serpflanscr, 2. bcr 
 Umpflanser (ein ©arteninflrument). [©lanj. 
 
 Transplen'dency , s. ber aupcrorbentlic^c 
 
 Trainsplen'dent, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. aupcror* 
 bentlid? gldnjenb. 
 
 To Transport', v. a. 1. ^inflbcr tragcn, ^iniibcr 
 fc^affenj fibertragcnj 2. fortbringcn, fort= 
 f(^affen,tran§portiren^ 3. fiberfeien, iiber* 
 fdbifFcnj 4.(Sanbegt>erroicfcnc)beportircn5 5. 
 ccrfc^en j 6. leibenfd)aftli(^ crrcgcn, ^inrcipcn, 
 (oor ^rcube, :c.) aufer Tid^ bringen. 
 
 Trann'pDrt, s. 1. ba& ^ortfc^affen, S5erfcnbcn, 
 
 ber Sran&port (aud^ Com.)i 2. ba§ ftber= 
 fd^iff en, Uberfe$en, bie Ubcrfabrt j 3. bef. Law, 
 bic flbcrtragungj 4. bcr SScrbannte, CanbeS* 
 ©erwicfenc, ©eportirtcj 5. a)bie@ntsfidtung, 
 93egeificrung5 6) ber 'Kn^aUi c)bie^i§c,^ef« 
 tiqMti 6. (charges of—) bie SlranSportfo^ 
 ficn 5 T. (- ship) a) ba§ 3:ran&portfd[)iff, 
 Ubcrfa^rtSfd^iff , ^radbtfd^iff, b) ba5 ©cpov* 
 tationgfd^iff 5 — board , bic (§ommi{farien, 
 weld^e, unter ^ontrole beS <Staat8fecrctdr» 
 bc§ 3nnern, bie SSerfii^rung »on Sruppcn, 
 SSorrdt^cn, :c. beforgen. [portirbar. 
 
 Tr?inspor'tabIe , adj. fortjufdjaifen, JC. trattS* 
 
 Transpprta^tion , s. 1. bie ^ortf(i)affung , Scr* 
 fcnbung, Uberfd^iffungj 2. bie 2anbeSocrroei«= 
 fung, ©eportationj 3. (w. ix.) bic (Sntiixh 
 bng j — cars, R~w. S^rangportwagen. 
 
 TranspOr't^r , s. 1. bcr Ubcrbringcnbc,^ort' 
 fd^affcnbe, :c. 5 2. Geom. ber SronSportcur. 
 
 Transport'ment, A-.(nj.u.) u^d.Transportation. 
 
 Transpo'sal, s. bic SScrfc^ung. 
 
 To Transpose', v. a. 1. »erfc§en, umfe^cn 
 (aud^ Typ. in 6orrecturen) j 2. entfcrnen, 
 terpflanscn} 3. Mas. & Aig. tranSponiren. 
 
 Tr?inspo'f?r, s. bcr SScrfe|cr, Umfe^er. 
 
 Transposi'tion, s. 1 . bic S^erfe^ung, Umfc^ung j 
 2. Mus. & Alg. baS Srangponircn. 
 
 Transppsi'tipnal , adj. bie SSerfe|ung bctrcf* 
 fenb, ocrfe^enb. 
 
 Transpos'itive, adj. oerfc|enb, S5crfe|ung§». 
 
 To Tr^nsprOse', v. a. in ^rofa umfe^cn. 
 
 To Tr?ns(s)hape', v. a. umgcftaltcn. 
 
 To Trans-ship', v. a. (®uter) jur SKiebcrocrs 
 fd^iffung ob. SBeitcroerfenbung umlaben (au§ 
 einem ©(^iffe in ein anbcrcS labcn), mi= 
 ferocrlabcn. 
 
 Trans-shyp'ment , s. bic Umlabung (Joon ®u- 
 tern) jur SBieberoerfd^iffung ober SBciteroer- 
 fcnbung. [ein anbere§ SBcfcn ocrroanbcln. 
 
 To Trans(s)ubstan't|ate [— 'shi— ], v. a. in 
 *Trans(s)ubstantja'tion, s. Rom. Cath. bic 
 
 !£ran8fubftantiation , SBcfenccrnjanblung. 
 *Trans(s)ubstantia'tor, *. bcr SSc^ttuptcr bcr 
 
 3:ranSfub)^antiation. 
 TransQda'tion, s. baS ©urd^fd^n>i§en. 
 Transu'datpry, adj. burc^fd^rai^cnb. [ficn. 
 To Transude', v. n. bur(if(b»i§en, burc^bfin* 
 Transump'tion [— siim' — ] , s. (n). li.) btt& 
 
 |>critbernc^men. 
 
 Transvasa'tion, s. baS Umgicpcn , UmfuUcn. 
 Transvec'tion , s. bo§ ^infibcrffi^rcn, ^a^rcn. 
 Transver'sal, Transverse', I. adj.; II. — ly, 
 
 adv. freusweife, quer (laufenb), fd(>rdge, 
 
 burd^fc^ncibcnb, £lucr=j t-al fracture, Surg. 
 
 ber £luerbrud(> 5 t-al line , Geom. bic ISran§« 
 
 CerfalliniCj .4«at-*. transverse muscle, bcr 
 
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 StuermuSM) — suture, bie Sluerno^t J)cs 
 @^abel§} — horse, vid. Traverse-horse. 
 
 Trans'verse, s. Geom. t)ie ^auptaye, Sluer* 
 axe (eincr (g(lipfc). [ftiirscn. 
 
 To Transverse', v. a. (n). U.) OCrfe^^ren, um= 
 
 Transver'sion , s. ba§ ©(^rdgrit^tcn. 
 
 Transvola'tion, s. ba8 llbcrfliegen. 
 
 Tran't^rs, s. pi. (,Bee')%i\6)i)&ntiUv. 
 
 Trap, J. 1. tit gallc, ©d^linge, 2. bcr ^intcr= 
 f^alt, merged i 3. tic ^lappcj 4. tas a3aU= 
 fd)Io9en mit ©tecEenj 5. Afi/i. Die ©tufe, 
 (— rocks) bcrSrapp (cine Scl§art) j figurate 
 
 — berSBolQlt, 6.t-s, pi. cant, a) (©iebcn) 
 <Sad^en;6)|)af(^eL-;tounterstand-, fi6) auf 
 feinen SSortl)eiI J>errtel)en j — balls, ^inbcrbciUc 
 <SUm©piclcn)) — bat, vid. — stick; — door, 
 bie^QUt()fir,^lappc5 -stairs, bie^alltrcppe, 
 
 - stick, ber ©tetfen sum 33oUf(bIagen 5 — tuff. 
 Min. ber 3:rQpptuff, SSafalttuff. 
 
 To Trap, v. I. a. 1. fttngen,crtappcn) 2. f(bir= 
 rcn, fcbmiiicfen, II. «. fallen (jumasiberfong) 
 ftellen. [beflridfcn.^ 
 
 To Trapan', v. a. tint ^alle (©(blinge) legcn/ 
 
 Trapan', *. bie ^aKc, ©(bUnge, fiijl. [fer. 
 
 rrapan'ner, *. ber Setriigcrj <SeeIcn»cr!QU= 
 
 To Trape, vid. To Traipse. 
 
 Trapes, *. bic ^erumlttufcrinn, ©(blumpc. 
 
 Trape'ziform, arfi.tropesfSrmig, rttutenf6rmig. 
 
 Trape'zium, s. Geom. & ^naf. baS Sropcj. 
 
 Trapezoid', *. 6?eom. ba& Sropcjoib. 
 
 Trapezoi'dal , adj. trapejoibif^ ? — coal , rid. 
 
 Trap'pean, vid. Trappous. [Moor-coal. 
 
 Trap'pers, s. pi. 1. vid. Trappings; 2. 74m. 
 fallen* ob. <S(bIingcnftcIIer (jum ^angen ». 
 ^eljt^ieren, bef. jwifcben bem OJiiffiffippi unb 
 fiiUtn S5cettn)i free — , ^el5t^ier=(Sinf finger, 
 mtld}t fiir eigcne Slecbnung fangcn, jagcn unb 
 ^anbel treibcn. 
 
 Trap'pingf, s. pi. 1. bcr^ufe, ©(bmucf j 2.bO& 
 ©taatsgcfd)irrber pfcrbe 5 ber ©attelfcbmurf. 
 
 Trap'pous, adj. Min. trappartig. 
 
 Trash , s. 1. bie Sumperei , bcr ^lunbcri aSct^ 
 tel, ©d^ofeU 2. berUnratl),7Cu§rourf,7rbfoU5 
 3. bie [(blcd^te (unrcife) ^rutbt, unbienlidjc, 
 ungebeibli^c ©peifej 4. bcr ^oljabraum j 5. 
 <in SBcftinbicn) a) Qu§gepre|tcS 3ucfcrrol)r 
 (cane — ); h) t>erborrtc asicittcr unb ©tengcl 
 teS 3uc!errobr§ (field -); 6, Sport. ba& 
 [(bwere ^alSbanb (ob. a. ©cgcnftanb) cincm 
 ju bi^tg iogenben|)unb urn bengals ju legcn. 
 
 To Trash , v. 1. a. 1. bcfcbncibcn , ftu^cn, fap* 
 pen? 2. niebertrctenj 3. binbern, oufbaltcn, 
 anbalten, nicberbalten (bcf. Sport, c/. b. ». 
 SB., 6.) j 4. unterbriidfcn, bemiitbigen 5 II. n. 
 foIgen,na(btrcten. 
 
 Trash'y, adj. ni(bt&»firbig, unnfi^. 
 
 Trass, vid. Tarrace. [Stccpftblcigcr). 
 
 Tras'sels, s. pi. Mar. SBfinfe ober 9J?itf cn, (bcim 
 
 Traumat'jc, Med. I. adj. SBunbcn bfilcnb, 
 SBunbs, II. s. bic wunbcnbcilcnbc ^frjnci. 
 
 To Trav'ajl , v. n. fi6) plagcn , ttbmiibcn 5 bef. 
 in ^inbeSnotbcn fcin, frci^cn. 
 
 Trav'ajl, s. ba& ^rcipcn, bie SBcbcn. 
 
 Traval'ly, s. Mil. 1. bie (Rcpcillej 2. bie S8ccf« 
 trommel, Sagwad^t. 
 
 Trave, *. 1. bcr S^otbftaU^ 2. bcr SBolfcn, baS 
 nuerbolji 3. bcr Siuergang. 
 
 To Trav'ei, v. I. n. reifcnj II. a. bercifcn. 
 
 Trav'el, *. bic {Rcifc. 
 
 Trav'elled,p. a. (mit, 2C.) gcrcift. 
 
 Trav'^Uer, A\ 1. bcr Olcifcnbc, SBanbcrcr5 2. 
 njie Traveling-clerk; 3. bic0lcifcnbe5 4. Mar. 
 cin {Ring (ober ciferncr SBiigcl) , bcr an ben 
 ^arbuncn auf u. nicbcrlauft u. ba§ ^rufbiffcn 
 bcr aSramraocn crlcicbtert, - 's joy, Bot. bic 
 gemcine SBolbrcbe , 93inbn>eibc. 
 
 Trav'eiling,c-omp.OlcifCs j — bag, biC Stcifcta* 
 f(bc 5 — carriage, 1. bcr {Rcifewagcn, 2. bic 
 s8clogerung§= ober ^clb'Saffctte lci(btcr 'ilxti 
 Corns. — charges, — fees, (Jlcifcfpcfcn , 0121= 
 fcfoftcnj —clerk, 1. bJr |)anDM8- ober ©e* 
 fd^aftsrsi^snbe, Stjifj^ienjr $ 2. bcr ^rooi* 
 fionSreifcnbc j — desk, bag {Rcifcpult, — forge, 
 bie ^elbf(bmicbc 5 — kitchen, bie 9lcifefu(bej 
 — library, bic Sicifebibliotbef j — map, bic 
 Slei^efarte, ^oflfartc j — merchant, bcr (bcr* 
 um)rcifcnbe ^aufmannj — name, cin angc» 
 nommencr J^amc, unter bem cine (bobe) per* 
 fonreiflj — trunk, ber 0lcifcfofterj — tutor, 
 ber {Rcifebofmeifler. [sulaffcnb. 
 
 Trjiv'ersable, adj. Law, eincn Sdcdjtdcinwanb 
 
 Trav'^rse [gen., travers', W.], 1. adj. & adi\ 
 qucr, ubersn)cr(b, frcusrocis 5 II. prep. (to. ii.) 
 qucr bur(b} — board. Mar. ba§ ®tunbcn» 
 bret, bcr Ubrborbj — bolt, Gun. ber 7rrmboI= 
 sen am 5}?6rfcrno^j — horse, cin ©tanbcr 
 t)or ober binter cincm 9}Jaflc, gum 7(ufbijfcn 
 cinc§ a5rcfocf§ ob. ©cbnaufcgcld bienenb) — 
 sailing, l.berfcbicfcSauf, bcn cin ©(biff burdfj 
 QCbtrciben macbti 2. ber ,ffoppclcour§j — 
 table, bie Sogtafcl. 
 
 Trjiv'erse, *. 1. bic Slucrc j 2. bcr Slucrgang, 
 Sluerlauf} 3. baS Hucrfliicf , Slucrbols, ber 
 Sluerbalfcnj 4. bas S^raccrfircn ber pferbcj 
 5. Fort, bie 3:raocrfc, bcr SlucrwalU 6./^,'. 
 ber siuerflri(b , ba§ un\>crmutbctc ^inberniji, 
 bie SBibermfirtigfcitj 7. bic SScnbung , lfu5« 
 rebc, ^u§flu(bt5 8. Her. bic Slucrtbcilung > 
 9. Law,\)tTc 9lc(bt§einroanb. 
 
 To Trav'erse, v. l.a.1. frcujcn, j>erf(brttnFcn, 
 qucr burd^ sicken 5 2. burcbfrcujcn (and) fin 
 binbcrlid? fcin) » 3. quer burdb ober uber gc^en. 
 
Trav 
 
 744 
 
 Tree 
 
 Durd)f(^rc}ten5 4. Dur^reifen,t)ur(^manfccrn,| 
 bur(ilauf»xi5 5. Durd^bringen 5 6. Dur(]()for=; 
 f(^cn5 7 Law, einenSted^tSeiniDurf madden, 
 gcgen .. , gegen (ein Urt^eil) Idutern? 8.| 
 Gi/n. (cm ®ef(^u§) breljen 5 II. n. 1. fid) (auf 
 cincm 3ppfen) bre^jcnj 2. Sport, Man, 
 Fenc.y traoerfiren. 
 
 Trav'^rser, *. Law, (giner, Der cinen Ole(^t&s 
 cinrourf inat^t, t)cr gduteront. 
 
 TravVsing,comp.bef.Gi(n-A\— plates, t>ieS3Ie- 
 c^c on Dcr Soffctte, worauf Die @nben tcr ^cbc 
 bdume liegcn, roenn man bem ©efd^u^ bic ©ei 
 tcnri^tung giebt 5 — platform, cine Tfrt be» 
 roegliier Settung mit JJrc^boljcn » — ring, 
 ber ^ro|ring^ — bandspike, bie^onbfpcid^c, 
 ber Slic^tbQum. 
 
 Trav'esty, I. adj. trooeftirt, II. *. bic Srooeftie. 
 
 To Trav'esty, i>. a. trooeflircn. 
 
 Trav'is, Tiav'ise, s. mic Trave. 
 
 Tray*, s. 1. bie 5Kulbc5 2.ber3:rogj 3. ber 
 ^rdfentirtcller mit ^o^cm Slanb , 4. v?d. 
 Trey; 5. ein ^unbenQme? mason's — , ber 
 ^alfs ober5K6rteltrog5 — man , ber 4>ttnbs 
 
 Trea, .v. md. Trey, [longer hzi bcn 50?ourern. 
 
 Treach'erous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. »errd= 
 t^crifd^ , trculos 5 2. untreu 5 3. ^interliflig, 
 falfc^, bubif(b 5 III. — ness , Treach'ery, s. 1. 
 ber SSerrat^, bic SSerrdt^erci, Sreuio^gfeit) 
 
 2. bie gaP^cit, aSctruglic^feit. 
 
 Trea'cle [col. trJk'kl] , j. 1. ber S^eriof 5 2. ber 
 ®(^aum beim ©icben be§ 3ucferfafteS (cine 
 5Crt @i)rup)5 3. ber cingefocbtc 3ucferfaft 
 oerfc^iebener ^flonjcn, @t)rup5 Bot-s. Eng- 
 lish—, ber ©amanberi — mustard, 1. bag 
 @^ilb!raut^ 2. ber ©aucrnfenf 5— water, boS 
 S^eriahDajfer J— hedge mustard or— worm- 
 seed, Bot. ber ©(^otenbotter. 
 
 To Tread, v. ir. I. n. 1. treten, einen Sritt 
 mo^en^ 2. fc^rciten 5 3. fiampfen, trampcin 5 
 4. fi(^ begatten (oon S6geln)j to — on the 
 skin, 7Vp. abtreten, II. a. 1. tretenj2. be* 
 trcten, bef^rciten^ 3. niebertretenj 4. iretcn 
 (oon {xii bcgattenbcn SSogcln) 5 to — grapes, 
 Xrauben austreten, feltcrnj to — the stage, 
 auftrcten, ouf bem Sweater fpiclcn. 
 
 Tread, s. 1. bcr Srittj 2. ber ©c^ritt, ©ongj 
 
 3. bcr ^fQb , SBeg, bie So^n , 4. ber |)Q^nen» 
 tritt (bic aSegattung bcr SBfigel), — mill , bie 
 Srctmu^le. [ter, Jteltcrer. 
 
 Tread'er, s. (— of grapes) bcr S^raubcntre* 
 Tread'le, s. 1. Weav., Ac. bcr SretfdjcmeU 
 
 2. ber ^tt^nentritt (int (Si)5 3.t-s, pi. (©c^afO 
 
 8orbeeren, (©^afO^otlj. 
 Trea'f on, s. bic iSSerrdt^crei, ber SSerrat^. 
 Trea'ifonable, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. Dcrrdt^Cs 
 
 rif(l^5 III. - ness, s. baS S5crrdt^erif(^e. 
 
 Treas'ure [trezh'vir] , *. 1. ber ®^tt| , 2. ©iU 
 ber (alS sfeaare im oftinb. 4)anbeOi — house 
 (— room), bic ©d^a^fammer} — trove, Loio, 
 ein oerborgen gefunbener @(^a^ , bcffen (5i« 
 gent^iimer nid^t bcfannt ifl (bcr Slegierung 
 l^eilmeife jufldnbig). [meln , Quf^ufen. 
 
 * To Treas'ure, v. a. (to — up) (©(^d^e) fam* 
 ♦Treas'urer, s. bcr ©(^tt^mcifter, 6a|Tenfu^= 
 
 rer, 3a^Imeifler 5 Lord high — , ber 2orb Dber* 
 fcba^meijler (0. ©nglanb)? — of the king's 
 household, ber ^offd^Q^mcifler^ — of the 
 county, bcr SScrmalter ber ©rafftbaftSgelber^ 
 — of the ordnance, ber^a^Imeifler ber^rtil* 
 
 * Treas'urership, ,v.btt§©d^o§meiflerttmt.[Ierie. 
 Treas'ury, *. 1. bic 6ffentli(^c SajTc, ©d^tt^s 
 fommer, ^inQn^fammer, 2. baS ©cba^amtj 
 lord of the — , @incr ber fiinf (Sommiffarien, 
 roel(^c in Gnglanb ba§ ©(ia^mcifteramt cer* 
 raaltenj — bank. Am. bic ©dba^hmmcr* 
 a3anf (H). bem ^prdfibcnten Van Bur en oorge* 
 fiblogen) j — bill, baS SaffenbiUct, ber 6affcns 
 f(bein5 — note, ber ©{ba§fammerf(bein,(in 
 ^reufcn) S^rcforfd^einj Am. bic ©d^o^offigs 
 note (unter Van Buren) ; — office , bO& 
 ©(ba^amt, ^inonscoUcgium. 
 
 To Treat, v. I. a. 1. bc^onbelnj 2. bewirtljcn, 
 gofilitbuntcrbalten, II. n. 1. ficb uber einen 
 ®egcnftanb ocrbreiten, ab^anbeln j 2. unter* 
 ^anbeln? 3. ein ©aflma^l geben. 
 
 Treat, s. 1. biea5en)irt^ung,ber©d^mauS,bttS 
 OJia^I, bie 5Kal)l5eit^ 2.7ig. bcr 4)ocbgenuf. 
 
 Trea'ter, j. 1. ber ^b^anbelnbcj 2. berSBe* 
 roirt^enbe. 
 
 Trea'ting-hoiise, s. bQg©peife^aug,^oft^au&. 
 
 Trea'tise , *. bic ^b^ttnblung. 
 
 Treat'ment, s. tk SBe^anblung^ Seroirt^ung. 
 
 Trea'ty, s. ber SractQt, ^ie Unter^anblung, 
 flbereinfunft, ber SJertrag. 
 
 Treb'le, I. adj. 1. breifad^j 2. ^oc^toncnb. 
 Mils. ©iScants ^ at — usances , Com. a brei 
 UfojII. «. ber£)i8cant. 
 
 To Treb'le, v. a. (& n. fitb) OCrbrcifttd^cn. 
 
 freb'leness, s. 1. Hi ©reifot^C) 2. bie ^6f^t^ 
 ^ein^eit (bes ISoneg). 
 
 Treb'ly, adv. brei9)lQ(,breifa(b.[©c^uttfarrcn. 
 
 Treb'u9het, Treb'uck , s. ber SaU(^f(bemeU 
 
 Tred'dle, s. vid. Treadle. 
 
 Tree, s. 1. bcr ©aum, 2. bcr ©tammi 3. bcr 
 ©^oft 5 — of a saddle, bcr ©attclbaum , — of 
 consanguinity, vid. Pedigree ;— of life, Bot. 
 ber 2eben&bQum 5— beetle, Enf. ber 5Kttifdferf 
 Bo«-.v.— box, ber aSud^Sbaum 5 — cabbage, ber 
 ©eef 0^1 5 — candy-tuft, bic immcrgrune ©erg* 
 frefC) — celandine, boS SaumfcbfiUfrautj 
 Orn-s. — creeper, bcr 33aumldufcr 5 — falcon, 
 ber aSaumfttIf c ; — frog, Zool. bcr 8aubfrofdf> j 
 
Tree 
 
 745 
 
 Tres 
 
 — germander, Bot. to§ ©amanbcrlcin} — 
 goose, Orn.MeSaumgangj Bot-s.—houBe- 
 leek, bag bttumartige |)QU§laub5 - ivy, bcr 
 @pl^eu, @ppi(^ 5— kidney-bean, bic^eucrbo^s 
 ne 5 - lichen, Die Sungenflecbte 5 — louse, Ent. 
 bie asiattlouS j Bot-s. - mallow, ber SJ^abcn- 
 bQunii — medic, ber ©trautbHee^— moss, vid. 
 
 — lichen ; — nails [vulg. trun'nelz] , iQltgc ei* 
 (bene ^fl6cfc ober Jitdgel (bef. jum ©cbiffsbau 
 gebrau(bt)5 — nails mooter, ber3tagdfd^nei* 
 ^er 5— oyster, Cortc/t.bieSSaumaufter, Bot-s. 
 
 — primrose, bie ^JJacbtf erje j — sage, ber ©al* 
 bcif!rau(b mitbreitenasidtternj — sorrel, ber 
 ©auerampferbaum,— toad, Zool. bieSSaum* 
 fr6tej Bo f- J.— trefoil, ber SSo^itenbaumj — 
 wormwood , bcr SBermut^baum. 
 
 To Tree, v. n. (t)on S^ieren) 1. ttuf einem 
 
 ©aume ft^cn, 2. ttuf einen ©aumnetternj 
 
 3. 00m ©Qume ^erabfibief en. 
 Treed, adj. Sport, bciumenb, ttuf einen SSaum 
 
 flctternb. 
 treek, s. ber eifeme Sdeifen uber einen 3Bagen 
 
 Ob. .barren, uber mld)m ber ©ecfel gefpannt 
 Tree'n?ls, vid. Tree-nails. [ifl. 
 
 Fref fle-mine, s.Fort. vid. T-raine unt. T abbr. 
 Tre'fdil , s. Bot. ber ^leej shrub — , tree — , 
 
 ber ©eipftce. [werf. 
 
 Treil'lage [trel' — ] , .v. baS Sattenwer!, ©itter* 
 Trel'ljs, I, s. 1. ba§ ©itter, (~ work) ®itter= 
 
 werf, 2. ber ©riUicb, bie ©lanjleinroanb, II. 
 
 adj. 1. gegittert, 2.bur(b|lo(bett, burcbfcbnit* 
 Trel'lised, adj. gegittert, oergittert. [ten. 
 To Trem'ble, v. n. jittem. 
 Trem'blement, s. (franj.) Mas. ber SriUcr. 
 Trem'bier, s. ber 3itternbe. 
 Trem'bUng, I. comp. Bot-s. — grass, ba&3it* 
 
 tcrgroS 5 — poplar, bieGfpe, 3itterpappelj 
 
 II. — ly, adv. mit Bittern 5 — ly all ve to . . . , 
 mit jeber 3?en5c cmpfinbenb. 
 
 Tremen'dous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. furdjtbar, 
 fdrcbterlic^ j III. — ness, s. bie ^urcbtbarfeit. 
 
 Tre'mor, s. 1. baS Bittern, S3eben,©(baubern J 
 2. ber tremulant, Sebejug in ber S)rgel. 
 
 Tremula'tion , s. baS ©eben. 
 
 Trem'ulous, I. adj. ; II. —ly, adv. 1. jittemb) 
 2. fcbraanfenb, fliegenb , flacf ernb 5 3, bange, 
 
 III. — ness , *. 1. bag Bitternbej 2. ba§ 
 @(b»anfen, :c. 5 3. bie SSangigfeit. 
 
 Tren, s. 1. bie |)arpune, ba§ SSSurfeifenj 2. 
 Far. ba§ SBirfeifen. 
 
 To Trench, v. I. a. 1. graben, eingraben, auf* 
 grttben? mit ©raben burcbsie^enj 2. vid. To 
 Intrench, 2.i 3. m^/g.fcbneibeHj 4. Mar. (ben 
 aSoHafl im B6)ifii) burcbScbotten obt^eilenj 
 to — about, mit einem ©raben umgeben 5 to 
 —in, ocrfcbanjen 3 t-ing plough, vid. Trencher 
 
 plough; II. n. to— upon, ^g. (Singriffe it^un 
 in ... , antaften, ffbmdiern. 
 
 Trench, s. 1. ber ©raben, 2. Fort.Ux (Eauf=> 
 (Sraben, bieS^anjej 3. uuZg:. ber ©^nitt;. 
 ba§ 2od() , bie ©(bromme. 
 
 Tren'chant, adj. f^neibenb, fcbttrf. 
 
 Tren'cher, s. 1. ber ^cilgeme Setter, 2. ba^ 
 Srancbirbretj 3. ber Sifcb, bie Za^iU 4. 
 (— cap) cant, bie oicrecfige 9J?u§e ber ^iU 
 glieber ber (SoUegien »on Syforb unb 6ttm« 
 bribge? square — , vid. Quintin; — fly, — 
 friend, — mate, ber SeUerlCCfer (—knight, 
 
 — squire, ber S^afelritter) , "Scbmaro^crj — 
 man, ber flarfc ©ffer, ut</g. SSielfrop 5 Agr-s, 
 
 — plough, ber Sftajolpflug, To — plough, 
 V. a. roiolen. 
 
 To Trend , v. I. n. tint (ftbicfe) Stiddtung ^a* 
 
 ben, ne^mcn (bef. Mar.) 5 II. a. provinc, 
 
 (SBotte) raafcben. 
 Trend, s. Mar. lit 6tettc be5 7fn!crf(baft§;. 
 
 wo man feine Sirfe ju meffen pflegt. 
 Tren'dle, s. l.berSre^sapfen, bie9loae,SBal» 
 
 JC5 2. Mill, ber Drel)ling. 
 To Tren'dle, v. a. rotten, bre^en. 
 Tren'(n)els, vid. Tree-nails. [lenmeffen. 
 
 Tren'tails, s. pi. Rom. Cath. bie breifig See* 
 Trent, fr^ntl'no, s. Geog. Srient, S^ribent 
 Trepan', s. 1. Surg, ber 3)repan, ©d)dbelbo^« 
 
 rer, 2. ber ©rbbobrer, ©runbbo^rer. 
 To Trepan', v. a. Swrg.trepaniren,bcn@(bd« 
 Treoan'ner, s. ber Sreponirenbe. [bcl bo^ren. 
 Trephine' [ Wore. , P.,E. &c. ; trifin', 5/n.]^ 
 
 s. Surg, ber Heine ©idbelbo^rer, ber |)anbs 
 
 ober ©pi^trepan. [paniren. 
 
 *To Trephine', v. a. mit bem |)ttnbtrepan tre* 
 Trepida'tion, s. 1. bQ5 Seben, Bittern, 2. bie 
 
 %ux6it, dngftlicbe SSefiiirsung, 3. t>it oer« 
 
 »irrtc, unentfibloffene (gilfertig!eit. 
 To Tres'pass, v. n. 1. ficb oerge^en, Unrecbt 
 
 tbun, fiinbigen, 2. (mit on , upon , against> 
 
 ubertreten, unrecbtmdf igin ^nfprucb ne^men, 
 
 (SingritTt^un(in...). 
 Tres'pass , s. W Ubertretung : 1. ber (gefe^a 
 
 wibrige) Gingriff, W Seeintrdcbttgungj 2. 
 
 bie ©iinbe, la^ 58erget)en (on, against). 
 Tres'pass^r, i\ ber flbertreter: l.bergefe^* 
 
 joibrig ^xinbelnbc, Ubergreifenbe , 2. ber 
 
 ©unber, ©unbigcnbe. [glecbten. 
 
 Tress, s. bef. tes, pi. (|)aar=)2odfen ober 
 Tres's^d, adj. in 2o(fen gelegt, geIocEt,ge» 
 Tres's?l, s. vid. Trestle. [flod^ten. 
 
 Tres'sure [— 'shgrj , j. 1. baS ^QQrfIe(bten, 
 
 ^rdufelnj 2. Her. .ber fcbmalc ,Rragen ober 
 
 ©aum. 
 Trgs'tle [tres'sl], s. 1. ber ©cbragen, 95ocf, 
 
 baS ©eftett J 2 Am. ber S5n5cfenborf} 3. baS- 
 
Tres 
 
 746 
 
 Trie 
 
 6. t-s, pi. Fort. (^Qf(^inen=)a3dnfej — trees, 
 
 Mar. bie 8angfal}lingcn. 
 Tret, *, Com. ber diabatt, W Olefactic, (einc 
 
 SScrgdtung oon 4 ^. ouf jebe 104 ^. ffir^b* 
 
 gang, ®rud^ unb ©toub). 
 Treves, vid. Triers. 
 Trev'^t, s. 1. ber®reifup5 2. bcr breibeinigc 
 
 <St4l, ©cffelj - table, berbreibeinigeSifcb. 
 Trev'jse, vid. Travc. [(im ^Qrtenfpiele). 
 Trey [tra] , s. bie ©rei , (— point) brei TCugen 
 Tri'able, ad;, gu oerfuc^en, jc, oerfucbt roers 
 
 ben f 3nncnb , :c. cf. To Try. 
 Triac6ntahe'dral,adi.breipi9[eitig.[©rciflang. 
 Tri'ad, s. 1. bie Drei^eit, ®reij 2. Mus. bcr 
 Tri'age, *. Cow. ZxiaQz , ber orbincire (ge* 
 
 jufi^nlic^ »on ber <Seebcfd>abigte), fc^roarjc, 
 
 jerbrod^ene ^affee. 
 Tri'al, s. 1. bie^robe, ^rfifungj 2. bcr SSer* 
 
 fud^j 3. bie erfat)rung } 4. bie gericbtlic^e Un= 
 
 terfud)ung, baSSSer^or, 5. bie SSerfud^ung, 
 
 ^nfc(itung5 e.bie^robe^Qltigfeitj new — , 
 
 Mar. Law, bie Oleoifion j to make a — of ... , 
 
 fine ^robe matbcn mit . . . 5 to make a — 
 
 upon . . . , cine ^rufung onflellcn mit . . . 5 — 
 
 balance, Com. cine rol)e SSilonj. 
 rrial'ity, *. (n). fi.) bie ©rei^eit. 
 Trian'der, s. Bat. bie breimdnnrigi ^flonje. 
 Trian'drjan, adj. Bat. brcimdnnrig. 
 Tri'angle, s. ber Sriangel, ba& Sreiecfi — 
 
 — with pullies, ber ©iSgerbocf, ^ebebocf, ba§ 
 
 4)ebeseug. 
 TrTan'gular , I. or Tri'angled , adj. ; II. — ly, 
 
 adv. breie(fig5 — numbers, bie ^oIt)gonal= 
 
 ja^len, S^rianguldrsa^len? — compasses, ein 
 
 t)reif(^enfU(ber 3irM 5 — tongue, basaSajo* 
 
 nettj III. — ness, s. bie IDreiecfigFeit. 
 Tria'rjan, I. ad;, ben brittcn^Ia^cinne^menb) 
 
 II. t-8, s. pi. bie Sriarier, i'6mif(^e ©olbaten 
 
 im britten ©liebe. 
 Tribe, .v. 1. ber ©tomm, 2.i)a§®cf^Ie(bt/ He 
 
 6laffe5 3. bie 3unft, ©ippfcboft. 
 To Tribe, v. a. (m. H.) in dlaffen eint^eilen. 
 Trib'l?t, Trib'oiilet, s. Gold-sm.'Qcv ©(^Idgel, 
 
 (Sfli(bt*)^egel. [fle^enbe SSerSfuf . 
 
 Tri'brajh, s. berSribrad^Qg, ou0 S^iirjen be= 
 Tribrac'teate , adj. Bot. mit brei ©ccfbldttem 
 
 tcrfe^en. [ben. 
 
 Tribula'tion , s. bie Sriibfal, 9Zot^, btt§ fiei* 
 Tribu'nal, *. 1. ba&3:ribunal5 ber 0lid^ter|itu^l, 
 
 ®cri(^t&^0f5 2.ba§S)r(l^efter5— ofcommerce, 
 
 bttS |)anbel&gerid^t. 
 
 Trib'unary, adj. bie Sribunen betreffenb. 
 Trib'une, s. ber (SSolfSO^tibunj — ship , baS 
 
 Sribunaf. [gc^Srig. 
 
 Trfbuni'cian , Trrbunif' tial , adj. jum 3:ribun 
 
 Trib'utary, I. od;. 1. ftcucrbor, jinSbar, jinS* 
 pflid^tig, 2.untcrt^an(mitto); 3. alSSti* 
 but bargcbracbt, 4. 3uflup gcmd^rcnbj — 
 streams, S^ebenfluffc , 3ufIiifTcj II. s. 1. bcr 
 3inSbare, <Stcuerpfli(^tigcj 2. roic— stream. 
 
 Trifb'ute, s. 1. ber 3:ribut , bie ©tcuer, <B6)ay. 
 sung , :ifbgabc , bcr ©(bop , 3in85 2. bie S5ei« 
 fteucr, ber SScitrogj 3. fig. bcr 3oU, bie(^d^» 
 tungS-,K.)Scseigung5 4. Min. bcrerjans 
 tbeil , welder bem SScrgmann su golgc fcinc§ 
 ©cbingeg sufommt. 
 
 To Trib'ute, v. a. aU Sribut sa^Icn, jtcuem. 
 
 Trib'uters, .9. pi. Min. ©cbingcnc^mcr, bie in 
 grst^cilen besat)lt werbcn. 
 
 Tricap'suiar, adj. Bot. mit brci ^Kttpfcln. 
 
 Trice, s. bcr ^yugcnblicf, ba§ 3?u, ^ui. 
 
 To Trice, vid. To Trise. 
 
 Tricen'njal, adj. bic3a^l brcipig bctrcffcnb. 
 
 Trice'-skin, s. Anat. bicmalpigl)ifd^c©(blcim» 
 l^aut. [2(ugcnn)impcrn. 
 
 Trjghi'asis , *. Surg, bie (SinwdrtSFctjrung ber 
 
 Trlghot'pmous, adj. breitl)cilig. 
 
 Tri^hSt'omy, s. bic ©rcit^cilung. 
 
 Trick, s. 1. bic ZUi, 0lanf , ^fiff, .^niff , bCe 
 gift i 2. bcr @trci(b, ©pap, ^offcn, ba§ ©tucf » 
 ^enj 3. btt§ ^unfiflucf5 4. bic Capriole, 
 ^ofTcj 5. bic iible (ob. bcfonbere) ^fngcroo^n* 
 ^cit, Gigenfd^aft, TCrt, bcr iible ®cbrou(b 5 bic 
 eigen^cit, eigent^iimlid^fcit , SScfonbcr^citj 
 6. ber ^nftrid^ j T. Gam. ber ©licb (im Stav 
 tenfpiel)5 8. Mar. bic 3cit, mld)z bic jum 
 ©teuern bcftimmten 9)?atrofcn bcim ©tcucr 
 blciben miiffcn. 
 
 To Trick, V. l.a.1. cinen©trei(bfpiclcn;iibcr« 
 lif^en, tdufcbcn, betrugen, sum ®cftcn i^aben 5 
 2. fcbmudfcn, s^cren, (—up, l)crau§)pu^cn5 
 3. Her. (bic^arbcnimSBapcn)bur(b3cid&cn 
 (Sinien unb ^un!tc) angebcn,- 4. grob^in* 
 Sei(bncn, cntnjcrfcn) II. n. betrugcn. 
 
 Trick'er,*.l.vid.Trickster;2.yid.Trigger,3. 
 
 Trick'ery , s. 1. bic ©auncrci, 8ifi, ber ^nijf^ 
 ^unftgriff, 2, bo§ ^ufpu^cn , ©(bmiicfcn. 
 
 Trick'jng, s. bcr TTnpu^, JC cf. To Trick. 
 
 Trick'ish, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. »crf(bmi^t, 
 liflig, tuctifd^, f(blau } ill. — ness, s. bie SScr* 
 
 Trick'ie, s. bcr Sropfen. [f(bmi§tbcit, ?c 
 
 To Trick'ie, v. n. tropfcln, trdufcin, tricfen. 
 
 Trfck'ster, s. bcr ©auncr, fcine 93ctrugcr. 
 
 Trick'sy, crd;.(n).u.) licb, artig, biibfd^, f^mucf. 
 
 Trick'-track, s. Gam. ba& S^ricftractfpicl. 
 
 Triclin'jary, ad;.bic(aItr6m.)©pcifctofcl bctr.. 
 
 TricSc'cous, adj. Bot, Qu§ brci an cinanbct 
 gcfiigten ©pringfrfid^tcn beftc^cnb. 
 
 Tricol'oijred, adj. breifarbig. 
 
 TricQrnig'^rous, adj. brci^5rnig. 
 
 TricDf'pQral, adj. breilcibig. 
 
Trie 
 
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 Trio 
 
 Tric'otc, s. Ux Zxicoi , ba§ ®cftridE. [fpi^ig. 
 Tricus'pjd, — date, odj. Bot. k Anat.tiXti' 
 Tridac'tjloug, adj. bretjetjig. 
 Tride, adj. Man. rafd^, furj unt) 8cf(l(>»inb, 
 / fiinf, ()urti9 (com ®ange bcr ^ferbe). 
 Tri'dent, I. s. bcr ©reijacf j II. af/j. breijacfig. 
 Triden'tate, Trlden't?d , adj. breijarfig. 
 Trid'uan, adj. brcitagtg 5 aller brei Sage. 
 TrIenVal, I. adj.\ II. — Iy,adu. Lbreija^rigj 
 3-4iffErbrn3£i^re, breiid^rlid^. 
 -Tn'er» *• 1- bcr SSerfu(l)enbc, Unterfuc^er, :c. 
 
 cf. To Try; 2. ber ^igcal , SSerljornd^terj 3. 
 Triers, *, pi. Geog. Zxkx. [bic ^robe. 
 
 To Trifai'low, v, a. breiarten, briebrat^cn. 
 Trifa'rlous, adj. 1. brcifaij^j 2. J5o<. breijeilig. 
 Tri'fjd, adj. Bot. brcifpoltig. 
 Trifis'tiilarj', adj. brcirot)ng. 
 To Tri'fle, v. I. n. tdttbeln, [pielenj II. a. 
 
 — away, loertdnbelit. [ba& ©pielracrf. 
 
 Tri'tle, s. bie ^Kleinigfcit, Sappoliei ber Sanb, 
 TrT'tl?r, s. bcr finbifc^c 9Kenf(^,3:dnbIer, ^of 
 
 fenmat^er. 
 Tri'lling, 1. arfi.; II. — ly, adu. unbcbeutenb, 
 
 geringfugig, Idppifc^j III. — ness, *. ba§ Un= 
 
 bebeutcnbc, :c. 
 Triflo'rous, adj, Bot. brciblumig. 
 Trifo'ljate, adj. brcibldtterig. 
 Trifo'ljQlate, adj. Bot. brei ^Idttd^cn ^abcnb. 
 Tri'form, adj. breiformig, brcigcftattig. 
 Trifur'cat^d, adj. breigabclig. [Olab) ^emmen 
 To Trig, v.a.l. Gam.u^ OJialgeben, 2. (ein 
 Trig, s. Gam. bQ5 ^al 
 Trifg'amy, s. bie breifac^e e^c. 
 Trigera'jnous, adj. breiboppelt, breifad^. 
 Trig'ger, s. 1. ber ^emmf(^u() , bie Sftttbfperre, 
 
 ^mmhtUi 2. bag SJtal (beim Jtegelfpicle, 
 
 2C.)} 3. Guns. beriDrucfcr, ©tedder (am®c= 
 
 wc^rc) J — blade , ber ^Cbsugj — guard, ber 
 
 SBfigelj — plate, ba& ^bjugsbletj^. 
 Trigin'tal^, vid. Trentals. [f(^Ii§. 
 
 Tri'glyph , *. Arch, bie :5^riglt)p()c , bcr ©rei= 
 Tri'gon, 1. Astrol. ber gebritte ©d^ein, baS 
 
 jDreiedCj 2. cinc^rt breiecfigc ^arfe. 
 Trig'onaI,Trig'9nous,arf;.brcie*ig (aU(^ Bot.). 
 TngonQraet'rjcal, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. Math. 
 
 trigonometrifc^. 
 
 TrifgonSm'etry , s. Math, bie IKrtgonometrie. 
 Tri'gyn, s. Bot. bie breiroeiberigc ^flanjc. 
 Trigyn'ian, adj. Bot. breimeiberig. 
 Trihe'dral, adj. brei gleid^e ©eiten ^abenb. 
 Triju'gous , adj. Bot. breipaarig. 
 Trilat'^ral, adj. breifeitig. 
 Trllin'gaar [— ling'gwar] , adj. breifpra(^ig. 
 Trilit'^ral, I. adj. breib U(l(> ftab ig ,' II. s. ba§ 
 
 l)reibu(^flabigc SBort. 
 Tnll, s. ber Sriller. 
 
 To Trill, V. I. a.&n. trittem, Xritter fd^Iagcn j 
 II. n. vid. To Trickle. 
 
 Tril'ijon, *. bicSriUion. 
 
 TrIIo'bate, Trilo'bous, adj. Bot. breilappig. 
 
 TriiSc'ulsir, adj. Bot. brcifdd()erig. 
 
 Trilu'rainar , TrilQ'rajnoos, adj. xait brei 8id()« 
 terit; breifac^ leuc^tcnb. 
 
 TrTm, I. adj. fc^mucf, nctt, l^iibfd^, fd^on, gc* 
 puiti II. s. 1. ber ^u^, ©toot, 3Cufjug, 
 bie 3fu8riifiung ^ 2. Mar. bie glcid^mdpige 
 ©d^njere, bog @Ieid^gcJDtd()t (eineg ©d^iffeg), 
 (sailing-) bie greid)mdgige (ber (Segelft^nel^ 
 ligfeit »ortl)eil[)aftefie SSert^eilung ber £o* 
 bung, ber SJiaften, jc '-, (ac/y.: — ly). 
 
 To Trim, r. I. a. 1. pu§en, fd^mficfeit, einfafs 
 fen, befe^en? 2. (— up)au§pu§en, ousbeffern, 
 oufjlu^enj 3. borbirenj 4. (— off) befc^nei* 
 ben, oerfc^neiben, flulcnj 5. Carp. (3immcr» 
 bolj) bel)auen5 to — in, cinlajfen, einfugcnj 
 6. ougruflen, T. Mar. a) (ein ©d^iff, ic.) inS 
 ®leid^gcn5i(^t fc^en, ge^Srig jum ©egcln ein^ 
 rid^tcn j b) (ben ©d^iffsraum) ftouen } c) Qik 
 ©egcl) na6) ber Stid^tung beg SBinbeg fiellen, 
 rcbbern, bid^t beim SBinbe broffenj —the 
 boat! gerobe bog S3oot! 8. col. a) jurOlebc 
 fc^cn, 7fugpu|er gebenj b) fc^Iogen, ougflop^ 
 fen j to — the fire, bog^euer (on)rturen 5 II. 
 71. Jig. eg bolb mit ber, bolb mit jener ^ortei 
 ^olten, [(^monfen. 
 
 Trim'eter, 1. 5. ber trimeter, fed)gfupigcSSerg 
 II. or friraet'rjcal , adj. trimetrifd^. 
 
 Trim'mer, s. 1 . ber unftdte 9Jien[(^ , SBetter* 
 ^a^n5 2. ber^u§mod)er, bie^-rinnjS. T. 
 ber ©tojfirer (Ui ©trumpfroirtern) i 4. Carp. 
 ber ©d^luffelbolfen , :5:rumpf, SBed^fel 5 - 
 hooks, ©e|ongeln,5iod^tQngeIn. 
 
 Trifm'mjng, s. ber ^Cufpu^, ^U SSerjieruHQ, 
 :j(ugflaffirung , ber SSefo^ 
 
 Trim'n?ss, s. bie ^ettiQhitf it. cf. Trim. 
 
 Tri'nal, adj. gebritt, breifod^. 
 
 Trine, I. s. vid. Trigon, I.5 II. adj. brcifo^. 
 
 To Trine, v. a.inben gcbrittcn ©d)ein fteUcn. 
 
 Triner'vate, Tri'ncrve, Tri'nerved , adj. Bot. 
 mit brei ®efdf bunbcln tcrfe^en 5 breirippig. 
 
 Trin'gle, s. Arch. 1. bie ^lottcj 2. bie ^ronj* 
 leiftc. [SIrinitarier. 
 
 Trinitarian , s. ber ©rcieinigfeitgbefenner, 
 
 Trin'ity, s. bie ©rcieinigfeitj — grass, Bot. 
 ber ^ofenHee. 
 
 Trin'k?t, s. 1. Mar. bo8 95ramfegcl J 2. (ge». 
 pl.) a) bog Slitterwerf , bcr ^Jtrom 5 S3iioute« 
 ricnj 6) bcr (Idppifd^c) Sonb. 
 
 Trin'n^ls, vid. Tree-nails. [glicbcdfl. 
 
 Trino'mjal, adj. 1. breinomigj 2. Math, brci* 
 
 Tri'o, s. Mus. bOg Zxioj — tables, brci Sif(l(>* 
 
 d&cn sum Itugsie^^en unb einfd^iebcn. 
 
Trio 
 
 748 
 
 Triv 
 
 Tri'pr, *. vid. Trier. 
 
 To Trip, V. I. a. 1. (—up) eiit SSeitt flellcn, 
 anterfdjlagenj (a\X(!t)fig.)vim^xLXim, libcrDcn 
 ^aufen merfcnj 2. fangen, uberfoUcn, ertap= 
 pen J 3. Mar, (ben ^nfer) Ut^ten^ II. n. 1. 
 (— along, to -- it, ^in)trippeln j 2. col. eine 
 fleineOlcife madden J 3. ^xavL6)dn, ftolpern, 
 auSgleiten^ 4. ftammeln, flottern, lallen^ 
 Jigs. 5. fi(^ i?erf(i()nappcn , au&plappernj 
 6. fe^Ien , irren. 
 
 Trip, s. 1. t)er (Streic^, ©riff /©d^Iag mit tern 
 Seine (urn Ginen nietersuraerfen)? 2. ba§ 
 <Strau(^eIn, ©tolpern, ©leitcni 3. Der ^e^l» 
 tritt, ^e^lerj 4. a) t)ie Heine (Suft^ oi)cr ®e= 
 f^fiftSOSfleifej cof. J)cr :ifbflc*er5 6) t-s, re* 
 gelmdfige ^a^rtcn ber ©d^iffc, :c. swifd^tn 
 jroei Drten j 5. Mar. a) t)ie ((SceO^o^rt/ t)cr 
 ©eesugi 6) cin ©angbeimEapircnj — madam 
 vid. Prick-madam. [t^eilenb 
 
 Trjpar'tient [— 'shj — ] , adj. in brei S^eile 
 
 Trip'artite, adj. l.t)reit^eilig j 2. t)reifa4> au§= 
 gefertigt o'atx copirt. 
 
 Triparti'tion , s. bie S^cilung in brei ZUi^t. 
 
 Tripe, *. 1. t>Q& eingewcibc, ©ebdrm, t)ic ^al 
 bauncna 2. Coofc. ^uttelflecfe^ 3. lud, bcr 
 a5ttU(^5 — house, ber JtutteI^of,®d()Mt^of 5 
 — man , bet ^utteloerMufer j — market, ber 
 
 Trip'edal, adj. breifitfig. [,^uttelmar!t. 
 
 Tripen'nate, adj. Bot. Drcifac^ gefieDert. 
 
 Triper'sonal, adj. au8 Drei ^erfonen befle^enb. 
 
 Trl'pery, s. l.vid. Tripe-house ; 2. DieSIeif(^= 
 ban!, ber ^leif()^marft. [menfrone). 
 
 Tripet'alous , adj. fereiblfittcrig (x>on ber SSIu* 
 
 Tri'phane,*. Min. DcrSrip^att, pri8matif(^e 
 3:ripl)anfpQt^. [©rcilaut. 
 
 Triph'fASng [trip' — ], s. ber Srip^t^ong, 
 
 *Trjphf/t8n'gal, adj. trip^t^ongif(^. 
 
 Tri'phylious, adj. Bot. breibldtterig. 
 
 Trip'Ie, I. adj. 1. breifQ(]^ J 2. brei 9J?al5 II. s. 
 (— time) Mm*, ber Sripel* (ober ungerobe) 
 Sect 5 — nerved, Bot. breirippig^ — salts, 
 Chem. ® oppelfalje^ — tree, vidg. ber ® algen. 
 
 To Trip'le, vid. To Treble. 
 
 Trip'l?t> *• 1. ^rei ®ingc oon bcrfelben Tfrt, bQ& 
 ©rciblattj fig. ^leeblattj 2. ber ©rcircimj 
 
 Trip'ljcate, adj. breifacb. [3. Mm*, "{^k ZxioU. 
 
 Tripljca'tion, .v. 1. bie S5erbrcifQ(bung } 2. vid. 
 
 Tripli9'ity, s. bie Dreifad^^cit. [Surrejoinder. 
 
 Trip'ly-ribbed, adj. Bot. breirtppig. 
 
 Tri'ppd Icol. trip'gd] , s. ber ©reifuf . 
 
 TripMl , s.l. Geog. Sripolig, 2.bic Srippels 
 crbe, ber 3;rippeU 3. Bot. u^ ^oleiFraut5 - 
 stick, ber ^olirfiocf. 
 
 Trip'oline, adj. trippelartig. 
 
 Trip'p^r, s. ber Srippelnbe, ;c. xnd. To Trip. 
 
 Trifp'pjng, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. trippelnb, 
 
 fd^nell, flinf, leb^aft. III. s. ber letd^te, 
 
 bupfenbe Sans. [braud^tidje ^auptroort* 
 Trip'tote, s. Gram, bas nur in 3 ^dllen ge» 
 Tripu'diary, adj, tan^enb , Sonj*. 
 Tripudia'tion, s. ba§ Sonjen, iDrc^en. 
 Trique'trous , adj. Bot. brcifeitig. 
 Trira'djat^d, adj. Bot. breifirablig. 
 Tri'reme, s. biebreiruberige ©alccre. 
 Trirhomboi'dal, adj. roicbreiSflauten geformt. 
 To Trise, v. a. Mar. (eineSaft, ic) mit einem 
 
 cinfa^en Saue aufl)oIen, aufsicl)en. 
 To Trisect', v. a. in brei glci(ic3;t)ei(e t^eilen. 
 Trisec'tion, s. bie J)rcit^cilung.[,Kel(b ^abcnb. 
 Trisep'alous , adj. Bot. einen brcifpeljigcn 
 Tri'spast, Trjspas'ton , s. ber breifa(be glas 
 
 [(bensug , baS ^ebejeug mit brei OloIIen. 
 Trisper'mous, adj. Bot. breifamig. 
 4:Trist, Trist'ful, adj. biiftcr, traurig. 
 Tri'sulc, I. s. ber ©reijatf 5 II. or Trlsul'cate, 
 
 adj. breijacfig. 
 Trisyllab'jc, — cal , adj. breifllbig. 
 Trisyl'Iable, s. bas brei|xlbigi SBort. 
 Trite, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. abgcbrofcben, ttb» 
 
 genu^t, gemein, alt, plattj III. — ness, s. bit 
 
 JTbgenu^t^eit, ic 
 Triter'nate, adj, Bot. breimal brcisd^lig. 
 Trif/ie'ism [ortri'tbSTsm] , s. bic )Dretg6tteref. 
 *Tr!«/ie'rst, TrK/ie^ite, s, ber Srit^eij^l, (Binit 
 
 ber brei v^ijtt.;r ghubt. 
 Trii/ieis'tjc, adj. bie ©reigStterci betreffenb. 
 Trit'icite, *. Pet. ber SBeijendtjrenftein. 
 Tri'ton, s. 1. ber JSriton, 9)?ccrgott} 2. Conch. 
 
 ba§ 3:riton§^orn5 ^.fig. ber aBetter^a()n. 
 Tri'tone, s. Mus. bie iibermd^ige Sluarte. 
 Tritox'yd(e), s. Chem. ba§ SritorQb. 
 Trit'urable, adj. jerreiblid^, ma^lbar. 
 To Trit'urate, v. a. jerreiben, jerma^lcn. 
 fritura'tion, .v. bie 3erreibung, ^erpuloerung. 
 fri'ijmph, s. 1. bcr Sriump^; bo§ ©iegeSge* 
 
 prdnge, 2. ber @ieg. [3. froblocfen. 
 
 To Tri'umph, v. n. 1. triump^irenj 2. fiegcnj 
 Trium'ph^l , adj. ju einem Sriump^e getjorig, 
 
 ©iegegs) — arch, berSriump^bogenj — car, 
 
 ber ®iege§»agen. 
 Triura'phant, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. trium 
 
 p^irenb j 2. ficgrei(b>-car,bcr@iege&n)ogen. 
 Tri'iimpher, s. ber Sriump^irenbe. 
 Trium'vir, s. ber ISriumcir, ©rei^err. 
 Triiira'vjrate, s. ba§ Sriumoirat. 
 Tri'une, adj. breieinig. 
 TrivaI'vular, adj. Bot. brciFIoppig. 
 Triv'ant , vid. Truant. Triv'^t , vid. Trevet. 
 Triv'ial, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. trimof, all? 
 
 tdgU(b/ unbebeutenb 5 2.gcmein, niebrig/platt, 
 
 geringe. III. — ness, s. 1. r^ii S^ritialitdt, 
 
 ®eringj^gigfeit5 2.bie ©emein^eit,^Iatt^eit. 
 
Troa 
 
 749 
 
 Trua 
 
 To TrOat, r. n. Sport, orgein, ro^reit, fd^reten 
 toii tin i>irf(^ in bcr SSrunft. 
 
 Troat, s. Sport. boS S)r9cln, JRo^ren. 
 
 Tro'car, s. SMrg.l)cr3:rocar.[tro(l^dif(^eSScr&. 
 
 Trpsha'ic, I. or — cal, adj. frod^Sifc^ j II. s. t)Cr 
 
 Troghan'ter, s. Anat. ber StPlI^ugcI. 
 
 Tro'che, s. \ia^(;Kx'^mu)M6)il6)in,Zafild)m, 
 ^iQld^enj arabic t-s, arobifc^cS ®ummi. 
 
 Tro'ghee, s. Gram, tcr Srod^du&. 
 
 Tro'chil, TrSgh'ilns, s. 1. Orn.a) t)er ,Rolibri} 
 6) bcr 3aunf onig j 2. ^rc/i. bie ©insie^ung 
 
 Trpjhil'ic, I. adj. umt)re^ung§fd^ig; II. t-s, 
 s. pi. T. bic Sldbcrfunbe. [am ^irfd^gcroci^e. 
 
 Tro'sbinga, s. pi. Sport, bie 6nt)en, tft(^cn 
 
 Tro'Qhjsgb, vid. Trocbe. [^reifelfci^nerfe. 
 
 Trs'ghite, s. Pet. bcr Srod^it, t)ie ocrfleinertc 
 
 Trogb'lea, *. ^naM)icSfloIIe(t)cr^ugen^6^Ie). 
 
 TrSjb'leary, adj. Anat. — mnscley ber oberc 
 fc^iefc ^ugenmusfelj — nerve, bcr 0loUmu§= 
 
 Tro'cboid, j. uid. Cycloid. [fclncro. 
 
 TrSd, pret. Tr8d'den, p. p. ». To Tread. 
 
 Trdg'lodyte, 5.t>crSreglot)j)t; ^S^Ienberoo^ncr. 
 
 To Troll, V. l.a.l. roUen, Iciest bewcgcnj 2. 
 8uf(3^teben5 3. trallern, Mus. fugcnartig oor= 
 tragcnj 4. ^insie^enj II. «. 1. troUen,rut= 
 fd^cH; fd^lcnbcrn J 2. mit ber SfloUangel fifteen, 
 (|)C(itc) ttngelnj t-ing-ring, Derating oneincr 
 |)e(l^tf{&nur. [*erfpicl. 
 
 TrSll'-madam , s. Gam. bo§ SroumaDam, 83» 
 
 Trbl'lpp, J. bic ©d^Iumpe, ©ci^lampc. 
 
 TrSllopee', *. (n. fi.) cin roeiter ^rauenrorf. 
 
 TrSo'bone [gen.; trpnibo'n^, Sin.]^ s. bie 
 ])ofoune. 
 
 Tr6mp, *. T. cin^6Ijcrne§ (Stjlinbergcbldfc. 
 
 TrSm'pil , *. cinc £)ffnung im ^oljernen ^t)Iin* 
 
 4: Tro'nage, s. baS Sffidgcgelb. [bergebldfc. 
 
 Trone, s. (in 3^-cngl.) bic ©d^ncUroagc. 
 
 Trddp, *. 1. bcrSrupp^^aufeCn), bic Bi^aax, 
 Olotte, 2. t-8, pL bie Sruppcnj 3. bic ©Sea* 
 tron, Gompognic; 4. bie ©(^oufpielergc* 
 fcttf(i)aft; — ship, bttS 3:ran§portfd)iff. 
 
 To Trddp, u. n. 1. in ^ttufen ge^en, ^aufcn* 
 toeife Steven 5 2. in |)aufen fommcn, fi(^ ^du» 
 feni 3. cilcn? 4. in SBcgleitung fein. 
 
 Trdd'p?r,.*. bcr Sfleitcr. 
 
 TrOpe, s. bcr SropuS, bie Olcbcfigur. 
 
 Tro'pbied, adj. mit ©icgcSjcid^en gef(^m3dPt. 
 
 TrO'phy, *. bie Srop^dc: LbaSSiegegjeidjenj 
 2. Arch, bic SBQffenocrjicrung ,• — money, 
 cine TCbgabc, roclc^c bic englift^cn ^oulbcft^er 
 furSrommeln, ^a^nen, :c. i^rcr SKilijcoms 
 pQgnie ja^lcn mflffcn. 
 
 Trdp'ic I. s. Ast. bcr SBenbefrciSj - bird, 
 Om. bic Sropifcntci II. — cal, adj. tropifd) : 
 1. Ast. bicSBenbef rcife betrcffcnb i 2. (— cally, 
 adv.) uncigentUd?, figiirUd^. 
 
 Tro'pjst , s. ber Sflcbefigurcn SSroud^enbc, obcr 
 burd^ Sf^ebcfigurcn ertldrcnbe. [ftgflrlid^. 
 Tropplog'jcal , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. biiblid^, 
 Tropol'ogy, s. bic figiirUd^e (uneigentlid^e) 
 4: Tros's^rs, vid. Trowsers. [©prcd^ort. 
 
 To Tr6t, V. n. 1. trotten,Srttb rciten, trabcnj 
 2. col. ^inwadfeln, f(^nell gc^en. 
 
 Trot, *. 1. bcr Zrott, Srob^ 2. (old -) cant. 
 btt§ altc ^dh 5 — town, ber ^paftertreter. 
 
 4: Trof/i [gen., troth, Ja. ; trat/i, S.] , s. 1. bie 
 Sreucj 2. bie 555o^r^eit. 
 
 Tr8t't?r, s. 1. bcr Srottcr, SIraberj 2. t-s, pi. 
 bie ©d^afsfupc. 
 
 To Troiib'le, v. a. 1. ftSrcn, ccrwirren? 2. 
 beunru^igen, befd^»crlid() faUenj 3. beffim* 
 mem, SScrbrup obcr ©orge mat&en. 
 
 Troiib'le, *. 1. bic ®t6rung,SSernjirmngj 2. 
 bie Unru^c, 5)Jii^e, aSefc^werbej 3. biciSorge, 
 bcr SSerbruf; Summer 5 4. bic 9tot^, ba§ 2ei= 
 ben, (Slenb. [Unru^ef^ifter,lufn>ieglcr. 
 
 Troub'ler» *• 1. ber 95eunru^igcr, :c.5 2. ber 
 
 Troiib'lesorae , I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. fl6« 
 renbi 2. beunru^gcnb, unrufeigj 3. miitjfum, 
 befd^werlic^, Idi'tigj 4. fummeriDoIlj III. - 
 ness, s. 1. ba§®t6rcnbe, zcj 2.bicMl^fam* 
 Mt, ©cfd^roerlidjfeit, k. [ru^ig. 
 
 Troiib'lous, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. (». fl.) un' 
 
 TroQgb [truf], s. 1. bcr Srog, bie SKuIbe, 2. 
 ba8 ,Ranot) 3. ber^Dtu^lgrabcn^baSCScrinne, 
 4. Afin. ber SBafc^grttben j 5. Sea, ber ^o^Ic 
 0lQum jroifc^en jwci SBellcn. 
 
 To Troul, vid. To Troll. [fen. 
 
 To Troiince, v. a. vidg. flrcngc flrafen, obftra* 
 
 Troiit, s. 1. Ich. bic ^orellcj 2. vidg. bcr gute 
 e^rlid^c Jtcrl 5 — coloured borse , cin raeipeS, 
 fcjjwars, faftanicn* oberrot^braun gefprenFel- 
 te§ ^ferb, — stream, bcr ^orettenbadf). 
 
 Trove, vid. Treasure. 
 
 Tro'v?r, *. Law, bic S5efi$crlangung 5 action 
 of —(and conversion), bie3urfidEforberung8« 
 
 4: To Trow, V. n.vulg. gloubcn, mcinen.[flagc. 
 
 4: Trow! int. fragc i^, |c ! ci! 
 
 Tro^'el, s. I.bie(5)laurer«)^circ52. bie(®ar» 
 tcn=)@d^aufel5 3. icbcSgrobcSJBerfjcugj ted 
 stucco, ber ^Qlfmortel mit fcincm ©ttnbe 
 
 To Trowl, vid. To Troul. [OCrfC^t. 
 
 Tro^'f?rf , s. pi. bie weitcn SBeinfleibcr, Uber* 
 bofenj — stuflF, ©cinHciberftoff, ^ofenjeug. 
 
 Troj^, *. (— weigbt) 1. baS 7Cpot^e!ergcn)id(>t j 
 2. ba8 ®olbgcroi(^t, SJJarfgeroidjt (cin ^funb 
 = 12 Unjen obcr 5T60 ®ran obcr 288 
 ©crupcl obcr 96 Drot^men). 
 
 Tru'ant, I. *. 1. bcr gjiufiggdnger, ^aulcnjerj 
 2. ber ©(^ulfd^wdnjcr j II. adj. ; III. — ly, 
 adv. mitpig ge^enb , faul, trdgc 5 faulcnjenb, 
 tdnbclnbj to play tbe— ,^intcrb.€5d(>ule laufcu. 
 
Trua 
 
 750 
 
 Trus 
 
 To Tru'ant, v. n. mfipig ge^en, faulenjen. 
 
 Trifantship, s. I)er9}?upiggang. 
 
 Triibs, *. pi. SKorcfeeln, ertjniijfe. 
 
 Truce, s, 1. t)er SSaffenfliUflanD 5 2. Die §)aufc, 
 {Ku^e, (fursc) ^rift. 
 
 Triich'man, vid. Dragoman. 
 
 Trucjda'tion, s. fcie ermorbung. 
 
 To Truck, v. n. & a. viilg. (m- , QU§s, ZC) 
 tauft^cn, 3)auf(^^Qnt)cl trciben. 
 
 Truck, *. 1. vulg. ber Saufc^, (Sffiaaren*) 
 Saufd^ Mantel 5 2. ^m. vu/g-. bie SKaarej 3. 
 (— roller, — wheel) tag Heine (mafficc) 9laD, 
 gaffettenrab, astocfrab , 4. (— carriage) , ter 
 IRoUwagcn, S^locfioagen, ©(felcpproagenj t-s, 
 pi. 5. Mar. ^n5pfe (an gloggenftocfen, jc)/ 
 (t-s of the parrels, JRacfs, t-s of the shrouds, 
 a8anD=)^Ioteni 6. Da§ SSeilfefpiel} - table, 
 tieSrucftafel, ©cilfetafel ,- wheel, ut^/. oben, 
 
 Truck'^ge, «. uwZg-. ber 3Jauf(^t)anl)cI. [3. 
 
 TruckV»*'i'«^ff't>erSauf(^^dnblcr.[S'loUbett. 
 
 Truck'le, s. U^ mati(i)tn, biemoUe 5 - bed, Das 
 
 To Triick'le, v. n. \i6) unterroerfen. 
 
 Tru'cul^uce, s. 1. tie SBilfe^eit, ©raufamfeitj 
 2. Der fc^recEU^c ^nbltcf. [bar, f(irccfli(b. 
 
 Tru'cul?nt, ac/j. 1. fbill), graufam j 2. furd^t» 
 
 To Trudge, v.n.l. fid^ plagen i 2. fc^roerfdUig 
 ^inge^enj iid(> fortf(^Ieppen, traben. 
 
 Triie, adj. 1. nja^r,»ol)r^aftj 2. ed^tj 3.treu, 
 getrcu, c^rlid^, reblid^, aufrid^tig,* 4. ricijtig, 
 rec^t , rc(3^tmdf ig 5 5. genau , regelmdf ig ; — 
 born (— bred), (oott ®eburt) t6)t,Xoa^Vi 
 — bred , nad^ ret^tcn ©runbfd^cn erjogenj — 
 hearted, treu^erjig, reblicl) i — heartedness, 
 bic Sreu^crsigfeitj — love, l.fond.Zvmlkh 
 ^enj 2. 5of. t)ie Ginbeere, SSoIfSbcere,— 
 love-knot, — lover's-knot , Uv Siebe&fnotcn, 
 bie (fiinftlic^ gef(blungene) asanbfd^leifcj — 
 penny, col. bie el^rlid^e ^aut. 
 
 Triie, s. baS ©igentlic^e, SBat)re. 
 
 True'ness, s. 1. bieSreue, TCuf rid^tigfeit, e^r= 
 lic^feit, mtimhiti 2. Die Gdjt^eitj 3. Die 
 IRic^tigfeit. [ger. 
 
 Triiftle, s. Bot. bie Sruffelj — plot, baSS-la* 
 
 Triig, s. 1. uid. Trough; 2. or TriiU, bie^ure. 
 
 Tru'ism, s. bic unldugbttre (aUtdglic^e) SBa^r= 
 
 Trii'iy, adv. OOlt True. [^eit. 
 
 Trump, 5. 1. * bic Srompetc, ^ofaune, 2. ber 
 Srumpf (im ^artenfpiel) 5 to be put to or on 
 one's t-s,yig. aufs tufcrfte gcbrac^t fein. 
 
 To Trump, u. I. a. Gam. trumpfen, Menj 
 to — up, ^croorfud^enj erbid^tcn? II. n. 1. 
 IKrumpf fpielenj 2. bie Srompete blafcn. 
 
 Trum'p?ry, s. 1. bic Siigc, ba§ leerc ©enjdfd^j 
 2. ber ^lunber, Sr6belfram, bic Sumperci. 
 
 Triim'p^t, s. 1. bic Srompctcj ^ofauncj 2. 
 MU, ber IKrompcteri 3. fig. ber ^u§pofau* 
 
 ncr J - fish, Ich-s. 1. ber Sc^nepfcnfif^) j 2. ber 
 S-nfif(^ J— ilower, Bo<-*.l.bieS-nblumc5 2. 
 or — honey-suckle, baS immergrunc »irgini« 
 fd^e (^zx^hUtU - «y, Ent. bic ©djafbrcmfe 5 - 
 shell, Conch, bic ©ectrompete 5 — stop , ba§ 
 S-nregifter (in ber Srgel)j — tongued, mit 
 ^ofauncnpngen, f^arf tonenb 5 — tree, Bot 
 ber Srompetenbaum. 
 
 To Trum'pet, v. a. burd^ SrompctcnfddaU ocr* 
 funben^^g:. (— forth) augpofaunen. 
 
 Trum'pet^r, s. 1. bcr Srompetcr^ ^ofaunen* 
 bldferj 2. fig. ber TCugpofauner 5 3. vid. 
 Trumpet-shell ; 4. Orr<.ber3)rompetcntogel} 
 — 's muscle, Ana*, ber JSrontpetermusfcl. 
 
 Triimp'like, adj. trompetendl)nl{(b. 
 
 To Trun'cate , v. a. i?crfiummeln 5 ocrfurjen, 
 ab!ursen, ftu^cn. [ftu^tj Math, abgeftumpft. 
 
 Triin'cate, — 'cated, adj. Bot. & Her. abgc» 
 
 Trunca'tion, s. \iiz S^erftummelung, SScrfiir- 
 Sung. " [(Sommanbofiab. 
 
 Trun'cheon, s. 1. ber ^nuttel, ^rugel j 2. ber 
 
 To Trun'chepn, v. a. au§prfigeln, abfd^miercn. 
 
 Truncheoneer', s. ber .Kniittcltrdgcr. 
 
 To Trun'dle, v. n. & a. rollen, njatjcn. 
 
 Triin'dle, s. 1. bit OloUe, SBalje, bcr®ret)ling> 
 2. vid. Truck, 4. 5 3. bie 3unbr6()re5 — bed, 
 vid. Truckle-bed; — tail, ber gcringclte 
 iSd^raanjj — wheel, vid. Truck-wheel. 
 
 Triink, s. 1. ber ©aumfiamm, ©tamm, ©tocf j 
 2. Arch, ber Slumpf , (Stumpf, 3. ber ®du= 
 lenf(§aft j 4. ber ,f offer, mit Scbcr uberjogcnc 
 ,Kaftcn, bic^ifie; 8abc,S;ru^C5 5.bicl)6Iscrne 
 9lc>^rC) 6. (shooting — ) ))a^ 93laferoIjr5 7. 
 H^ @pra(^ro^r5 8. ber Sftfiffel 5 — breeches, 
 — hose, bie ^umpt)ofen,^luber()ofen}— clips, 
 P^. ^offerbefd()(dge5 — crab, Ent. ba§ ^or* 
 nerfd^ilb 5 — fish , Ich. ber brcicdigc ^anjcr* 
 Ob. ^offerfifd) 5 — hasps and staples, pi. ^of« 
 feriiberfdUc mit ^Ijfen^ - lock, \)a^ Jtoffcr* 
 fd^lof , ^allfd^lop 5 - maker, ber ^offermad^cr, 
 S^dfd^ncrj — root, bic ©tammwursel. 
 
 To Trunk, v. a. l.u^d. To Truncate; 2. Mm. 
 (bic ©rjc) burd^ SBafd^cnimSSafd^graben »on 
 ©rubenfimant reinigen. 
 
 Triinked, adj. geftdmmt, fldmmig. 
 
 Triin'n^ls, vid. Tree-nails. 
 
 Triin'njQn, s. bcr<Sd^ilbjopfen (bef. GKw.cincr 
 ^anone) )— holes, p/. bie ©c^-nlagerj travel- 
 ing — holes , pi. bic SOtarfd^Iageri — plates, 
 pl. bic ®d^-npfanncn u. ©(^-nbccfelj — ring, 
 
 ber Sflcif oor ben ©d^-n? moulders of the t-», 
 
 pl. bic ©d^ilbsapfcnfd^ciben. 
 
 Tru'sion, s. bag ©topcn, bcr (Stop. 
 
 Triiss, s. I. bag SSunb, asiinbelj ^drfd^cnj 2. 
 Surg, bag aSanb, SSrud^banb) 3. Mar. a) 
 
 (— tackle) bic SladCtalje ber untern (Raaenj 
 
Trus 
 
 751 
 
 Tubi 
 
 6) ein Zan, tas ben aSramraaen sum Olarfl 
 bicntj 4-. Bo^ t)er asiiit^enbiifc^eli Afar-*.— 
 parrel, l)a§3;auvarf,@c^micrracf J — pendents, 
 Die Sauc De§ @(^mierracf§. 
 
 To Truss, V. a. 1. (fefl)pacfen, (— op) einpaf* 
 FeU) 2. (— up) Quffd^ursen, ^inauf jie^cn, 
 aufbinbcn, aufflreifenjwellt-ed, n)o^lgef4>en= 
 felt (oon ^ferben). 
 
 Trus's?!, s. Mar. im pi. W SKidfen (bcim {Recps 
 f(^Idger) 5 — tree, Die Sangfo^Ung. 
 
 Trus'sing, s. Mar, &, Carp, cinc 0lei^c biago* 
 naler Sragbdnber, tie, in einem SJreicdfc 
 georbnet, einanber gcgenfeitiguntcrflii^en. 
 
 Trust, s. 1. t)Q§ ©ertrauen, Die 3ut)erfiit5 2. 
 Da§ 3utrauen5 3. ber ©laubej 4. Der (§i:eDit, 
 aSorgj 5. t)Q§ ^nocrtraute, ^fanb, Law,^z^ 
 pofitum} 6. bie SSerwa^rung , ^flegefd^aft/ 
 aSerraoItung 5 7. Laio, ba§ oemaltete ®runb= 
 l^ficf j S.bic^uoerlaffigfeit, a (place of) great 
 — ,cin»id) tig eS^mtj breach ot—,bcr3:rcu> 
 bru(3^5 deed of— , bie SSoUmad^t, bas SSoII^ 
 UlQtfetSfc^reiben 5 to put one in — with a thing, 
 n>ie To Trust one with Ac; to go upon — , 
 (r. n.) borgenj to take upon — , auf Srebit 
 nc^men^borgenj — money, ba§ ©epofitum. 
 
 To Triist, v. I. a. 1. trauen, oertrttuenj 2, 
 glaubenj 3. ant^ertrauenj 4. auf (Srcbitgc= 
 ben , borgen 5 to — one with a thing , einem 
 (Stma^ onoertrauen, in SSerroa^rung gebcn 5 
 II. n. 1. fid(> oerlttffen, ^utraucn , SSertrauen 
 ^abcn (— in, to, Ob. on, auf) 5 2. mit 3uocrs 
 W glaubeu; juoerficbtlid^ t)offen5 3. erwar* 
 tenj 4. (Srebit geben, borgen. 
 
 Tnistee', *. bef. Law, 1. ber 95etraute, ffie= 
 glaubigte, aSeooUmSd^tigtej 2.berS)eporitar, 
 getreuc SSerraa^rer, 3. ber :j(bminij^rator5 
 SSormunb, (Surator, ^flegerj 4. bergibei* 
 commiffar, a5efi|cr eined ^ibcicommipguteSj 
 5. ber SSorfie^er, ((Sd^uU)®irector. 
 
 Trtjstee'shi'p , s. LaWy 1. bie ©etrautfcbaftj 
 ©eooUmditigung 5 2. bie SSormunbfd^aft 5 
 
 Trus't^r, s. ber Srauenbe, :c. [Suratel. 
 
 Trus'tjly, adv. oon Trusty. [Ii(feFeit. 
 
 Trus'tin^ss, s. bieS^reue, 3uDerIdfftgFeit, 0leb* 
 
 Trfis'ting, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv.oertrauen§t)oll. 
 
 Trust'l^ss, adj. be§ fiSertrauens unwurbig, 
 unft^er, unjuoerlafrtg. 
 
 Triistwor'thy [— wur'thi] , adj. juoerldfftg. j 
 
 Trus'ty, adj. 1. suoerldfrig, ft^er, flarf j 2.1 
 treu; getrcu, rcbli(i(>. 
 
 Trut/i, s. 1. bie aSa^r^eiti 2. bieSBirHid^reiti 
 3. bie SBa^r^aftigf eit, ^Cufrid^tigfeit, (S^r* 
 li(^fcit, Sdeblic^feiti 4. bie 3u\)erldfrigfcit, 
 Sreue, SSe^arrlic^fcit , SBeftdnbtgfeit 5 -J 
 wa^r ! by my — , in — , of a — , in SBa^r^eit,/ 
 tmSmfl, wa^r^aftig! I 
 
 Truf/i'fdl, I. adj. wa^r^aftj II. - neis, *. Mc 
 
 SBa^r^aftigfeit. [I08. 
 
 Truf/i'iess, adj.i. unroirflit^j 2. unwa^r,treus 
 
 Trytta'ceous , adj. forellenartig. 
 
 To Tr^, V. ir. l.a.l. probcn, prufenj 2. auf 
 bie ^robc fieUenj 3. cerfud^en, erprobenj 4. 
 unterfud^en, oer^6rcn 5 5.»or ® erid^t bringen^ 
 l^ellenj 6. (— out) jur ©ntfc^cibung bringcn^ 
 entfc^eibcu; auSmac^en, burtifu^rcn, enbigcn, 
 T. (SWetalle) reinigcn, »erfeinern,raffinircnj 
 (SSranntroein , k.) rcctificiren3 to — back, 
 Sport. iVLxM fu(^cn, bie^d&rtc roieber fud^en 
 (oon ^afen^unbcn), to -tallow, Salg au§= 
 fc^meljen, II. n.l.i?crfud)cn, einen SScrfudS) ma* 
 ^enj 2. Mar. beiliegen (im (Sturmc)5 to — 
 for, flrebcn, trac^tcn nad) — 
 
 Tr^-, comp. — cock , Mech. ber ^robir^a^n 
 (an ©ampfmafc^inen) ) Mars. — sail, tin 
 ©d^naufegelj — sail-line, ber ©tanber cinc§^ 
 §lieger§ 3 — sail-mast, ber <Sc^naumafi. 
 
 Trys'ting; — hour, V\z (befiimmte) ®tunbc ber 
 3ufammenfunft3 —place, ber SSerfammlungS* 
 ort5 — tree, lix^ SKalseid^en. [btd^ein. 
 
 Try8t(e), s. (fd^ott.) bie SSefleaung, ba§ <^UVi^ 
 
 Tub, *. 1. 'i^dLh ^ap; W Sonne, ,Rufe, 93utte, 
 SBanne,ber3uber,,ffubel5 2, berSSlumen^ 
 fiibclj 3. Ich. (— fish)bie@eefd^n)olbcj 4. 
 pr ovine, a — of tea, 60 ^. S^cej a — of 
 camphor , 56 — 80 ^. ^ampfer 5 a — of ver- 
 milion , 3 — 400 ^. 3innober 5 — chair , ber 
 fufenformigc ©tul)!?— man, ber Kuwait beim 
 <Sd^a6fammergerid^t. 
 
 To Tub yv. a.i. einfpunben (in ein §ap) 5 2. 
 einfe^en (in einen Slumcnfubcl). 
 
 Tub'b?r, vid. Beele. Tub'by, adj. FurjU.bftf. 
 
 Tube, s. I.bas0lol)r, bie 9l6l)rc, ^fcifej2. 
 ber SBein^eber, 3. bie (Sprite? 4. ber 6t)Iins 
 ber, ^analj 5. Bof. bieSlo^re^ 6. Mil. bie 
 (Sd^Iagrobre^ — box. Mil. bie ®d^Iagr6^rs 
 tafd^ej — frame, 2\ bie {Ro^rcnmafd^inc, ber 
 @ef(5n>inbigfeit§i)erboppIer3 — iron, {R6()* 
 reneifen (ju ®aS5,{!S5ajTer»,:c. Seitungcn)? — 
 worm, Zooi. ber ©pri^wurm. 
 
 To Tube, V. a. mit 9l6l)ren t)erfe()cn. 
 
 Tu'b?r, Tu'bercle, s. 1. ber ^iibel, bie aSeule, 
 ^innc , (^i^')^latUvi 2. bie (Sr^o^ung, 
 SBarje, ber ^noUcn. [2. Med. tuberful6§. 
 
 Tuber'cular, Tuber'culous , adj. 1. ^fidferigf 
 
 Tuber'culate, Tuber'culat^d, adj. mitlKuber* 
 
 Tu'b?red,adi.J5ot.!nolIig,^6(fcrig.[feInbcbe(ft. 
 
 Tu'berose [Sm. &c.;tub'roz, W., &c.], .v. Bot. 
 bie S^uberofe. 
 
 Tub^rSs'ity, s. ba§ ,ffnotige, ,ffnorrigc. 
 
 Tu'b^rous, adj. fnotig, fnorrig, fnoUig. 
 
 Tu'bjpOreij , s, pi. bie ^feifenforaHen, tit^tU 
 foraUen. 
 
Tubi 
 
 752 
 
 Tumi 
 
 Tu'bipCrites, s. pi. Pet. ZnU^oriUxi, SScr* 
 flcincrungcn ton 4)alm!oraUinen. 
 
 Tu'bul?ir, Tu'bulat^, adj. ro^rf6rmig , r6^* 
 rcnf6nnig, ro^renartig 5 — fossil, Pet. Me 
 »crflcinerte Sftfi^renfc^nerfc, fccr ISubulit. 
 
 Tu'bule, J. bic Heine Slo^re. 
 
 Ta'baiifonn. adj. r61jrenf6rmig. 
 
 Tu'buloos , adj. n)ic Tubular. 
 
 Tuck, s. 1. ber (Stopt)egen3 <Sto(!t)cgen5 tas 
 0lQppier5 2. tQg syjc^, |)ttarne|5 3. bie ^Qlte, 
 ber einf(^lag, Umf4>Iag 5 4. vid. Tug ; 5. Mar. 
 terunterftc Zi^dl beg @(l^iffg=(SpiegeI§ jn)i= 
 f(^en ^ecf balf en unb SBorpen 5 with — of drum 
 ( W. S.) , Ui 3:rommeI[(i>Iag 5 — rail, Afar, 
 bie Seifle an bcr obernSeite bes^ecfbQl!en55 
 
 — stick, ber 5)oI(i^flocf. 
 
 To Tuck, V. I. a. 1. (auf)fc^ursen , 8ufammb= 
 ncbmen, binben, (an)ftecfen) 2. judcnj 3. ein= 
 ftedfen, einpfropfenj to — back, prucfflecfen, 
 jurficfne^men, ^intenaufbinbenj to — in, cin* 
 fc^logen/Umfilagen, cinroicfein j to — up, auf= 
 f^flrsen, aufbinben, aufflecfen, Qufftblagen, 
 aufflrcifcn , ^inouf jie^en 5 !!• n. (n. H.) fii 
 jufommenjie^en. 
 
 Tiick'er, s. 1. ber SSruflftreifen, ^olgfircifcn 5 «• 
 Ent. ber S)^rnjurm5 3. Ich. Die B6)Ui^t. 
 
 Tuck'^t, s. 1. W%ki\6)'B(i)mtUo 2. ein SSor* 
 fpiel auf ber Srompetej ber Suf^. 
 
 Tuck's?!!, s. pl.tiU ©todfsd^ne^aSadfensd^nc. 
 
 Tfi'dpr-style, s. Arch, ber unter ber 9legen' 
 tenfamilie ber Suborg (ton ^einrid^ VII. big 
 eiifabct^) ^errfc^enbc got^if^c SSauftil. 
 
 Tue', comp. — fall, bog ©ebfiube mit cinem 
 ^ult* ober^Qlbbad^, — iron, bie S5lofcbalg= 
 rfi^re, ©fife, ©(bmiebeform. 
 
 Tu'eU s. ber TCfter , ^intere , Uz Jtruppe eincg 
 
 Tuesday, s. ber ©ienflag. [^fcrbcg. 
 
 Tu'fa, Tuff, Tufa'ceous, vid. Tophus, Topha- 
 
 Tuff66n', vid. Typhon. [ceous. 
 
 Tfift, s. 1. ber SBuf^, Sfif^cl, Gtrauf, Sluttfl, 
 2. bie (a3aum=)®ruppe, ber 5Bufd(), ^ain, 
 London — , bie gebemelfe, — of feathers, ber 
 ^cberbuf(^5 — of hair, ein ^aarfdjopfj — 
 hunter, Ac. cant, ©iner ber jungen abligen 
 ©tubenten ben ^of mad^t? — ribbon , bag 
 ©ammetbanb^ — taffeta, ber Srippfammet. 
 
 To Tufl, V. a. 1. mit iSfifc^en ober 9}fif(beln 
 jieren, mit eincm aSuf^e ob. aSufcbei fd^mucf enj 
 2. ju ©trfiuf en binben , in JSufd^el abt^cilen. 
 
 Tuft?d, I. or Tiif'ty, adj. ; II. TSftjly, adv. 1. 
 mit einem a5uf(|>e ober Cluaftc, 2. bufdjig, 
 bfifd)Ii(^t5 3. raud^rooHig , fammetartigj — 
 
 — buttons, bie ,ffn6pfe mit ©t^Ieifenj— lark, 
 Om. bie ^Qubenleric. 
 
 To Tug, V. I. a. 1. angcftrengt jie^en, jerren, 
 fd^lcppenj 2. balgcn, sup fen, saufcnj Ih i. l. 
 
 flarfsie^en, :c.,flreben, fi6^ onftrcngen? a 
 l^reiten, fcimpfcnj 3. lud. efenj to — at the 
 oar, flQrf rubern. 
 
 Tug, s. 1. ber (jtarfe) 3ug, Olutf j bag 3erren5 
 2. bie Tfnflrengung i 3. ber a3auboIsroogen5 4. 
 ber {Ropfdjmeif (ber 3:urfen)5 t-s, pi. 5. Am. 
 bie ©trdnge am SBagen? 6. ATm. (in Derb.) 
 bie eifenfldbe anbcn ^o()Ien!6rbcn, anroel* 
 (3^en bie ,Rettcn (tackiers) befcftigt roerbcnj 
 to give a— flarf an^ie^en 5 — boats, vid. Tow- 
 boats ;— chain, bieStcuerfcttcj— pin, berJBor* 
 fterfnogel, 3ugnagcl, (an bcr SBagenbeicbfel). 
 
 Tug'ger, s. ber ftarf 3icl)enbe, ©(bleppenbe, :c, 
 
 Tiig'gjng, I. comp. — horse, bag (gute) 3ug* 
 pferbj II. - ly, adv. mit 5J?iibe. 
 
 Tui'tion, s. 1. bie (oormunbf(baftli(be) 'Kufn^t, 
 ber e(^u§j 2. bie Se^rauffid^t , eri5icl)ung, 
 bcr VinUxxi6)t. [tcrricbtg*. 
 
 Tui'tionary, arfj.ben Untcrrid^tbetreffcnb, Un* 
 
 Tu'lip, s. \iie Sulpe 5 — fancier, ber 3)-nlieb^a» 
 ber 5 — root, bie S-njroiebel 5 — tree, ber Z-n* 
 baumj laurel-leaved— tree, bcr SSiberbaumj 
 — shell. Conch. bieSuIpCj — wedge, Conch. 
 bie ©onnej — wood, bag S-n^olj. 
 
 Tu'lipant, s. ber inbianif(bc Surban. 
 
 Tui'ly, s. SuUiug (rom. 9K-n.). 
 
 To Turn, V. a. provinc. SBolle mifd^cn. 
 
 ToTiira'ble, v. I. n. 1. fallen, (()in)ftfirsen 5 
 
 2. umfaUen, nieberfaUcn, (pl6|U(b) OcrabfaN 
 Icnj 3. roUen, f[(^ mdljcnj taumeln, 4. fprin^ 
 gen, gaufelnj II. a. 1. (— down) urafiursen, 
 fallen matben, niebernjcrfcn j 2. (— over) um* 
 rii^ren, burtbfutbenj 3. jerfnittern, in Unorb* 
 nung bringen, jerbrucfen. 
 
 Tura'ble, s. 1. ber ^aU, ©turn 2. ber SBurjcl^ 
 baum, — ups , Srinfgldfer mit einem btcfen, 
 jugerunbeten ^obcn, Ue hd Grftbutterungen 
 immer roieber aufrccbt ju fle^en fommen (bef. 
 auf ®d)itfen gcbrautbt). 
 
 Tiim'bler, s. 1. ber ©pringer, ©ciltdnscr, 
 G5auflcrj 2. cant, ber bctruglicbe ©pieler? 
 
 3. T-s. o) bie TiUf (am glintcnf(blof)j 6) 
 bie 3ubaltung (am Sburftblo^) 5 4. Om. 
 Su(e)mmlcr (cine Saubenart) ? 5. eine Hxt 
 SBinb^unb (Canis vertagvs) ; 6. vtd. Tum- 
 brel : T.ber ©tflrscbecber , bag tiefc Srinfgc* 
 fd^, ©icrglag. 
 
 Tiim'bljng, comp. — bay , bag SBe^r in eincm 
 ^anal5 - tricks , fiquilibriftifcbe Jtunftflficfc. 
 
 Tiin/brel, Tum'brjl, s. 1. ber ©tiirilfarrcn, 
 ©(buttfarreni2.(— cart)berJKunitionen)agen 
 (beibercngl.7Crtilleric)i3.u»:rf.Cucking-8tool. 
 
 Tumefac'tion, s. bieTCuffdjroellung, ®ef(broulft. 
 
 To Tu'mefy, 0. a. ic n. (auf)f(bn>eaen. 
 
 Ta'mjd, I. adj. II. — ly, adv. I. f(bn>ellcnb, ge» 
 f(^n>oUcnj 2. er(>obcn, f)od)i 3. ft^roulftig^ 
 
Tumi 
 
 753 
 
 Turb 
 
 aufgcblafcn j III. — ness, s. l. bag ®cfc^n)ol= 
 
 lenej 2. bie (Sdjroulfligfeit. 
 Tu'mite, vid. Axinite. [2. (». u.) [d^WUlftig 
 Tu'moroas, adj. l.(auf)f(^n)eUent), gefc^iDoUcn : 
 Tu'mour,*. 1. t)ic ®ef(^n)ulft, SSeuIej 2.^g:. 
 Tu'moured, a^/?. aufgefc^TOoUen. [bcr ©(j^wulfr 
 Tiirap, 5. ber Heine ^ugel. [S)unger umgeben. 
 To Tiimp , v. a. (S3aume, :c.) rait ©rbc obcr 
 Tu'mular, adj. ^ugelformig. 
 TumulSs'jty, s. ba§ ^ligelige, SScrgige. 
 Tii'mulous (Turaulose') , adj. ^iigclig, bergig. 
 Tu'mult, s. berS^umult: l. bcr 2drm, bQ§ ®e= 
 
 tiimmeli 2. berlufru^r ian6)fig.). 
 To TQ'rault (Tumul'tuate) , v. n. Uxm, Ituf^ 
 
 ru^r erregcn j in wilber ®eroegung fein. 
 Tu'multer, s. ber S^umultuant. 
 Tumul'tuary [— 'tshu — ] , I. adj. ; II. — ily, 
 
 adv. 1. tumultuarifd^, Icirmenb, Qufru^rerifd^ 5 
 
 2. flurmift^, unru()ig, pcmirrt? HI. — iness, 
 s. bQ§ aufru^rcrif(|e SBefcn. [®d^rung. 
 
 Turaultua'tion, f.bie oufru^rerif(^e SSewegung, 
 
 Tumul'tuous [— 'tshu — ] , vid. Tumultuary. 
 
 Tu'muluis, *. bcr ®rQbl)iigel. 
 
 Tun, *.'l.bie3:onne5 2.bic3:onnc:a)ein5WQ^ 
 oon sn>ei ^ipen ober oier Sxl)often obcr 252 
 ®aaonen» ft) bie ^albe Safl (2000 pfunb, 
 in ber ©ecfa^rt a42^ubiFfuf perS^onne), 
 
 3. fig. cine grope 5D?cngc5 a ship of 200 t-s 
 burden, ein (SW "oon 100 Soft, a — of 
 timber, Mar. ein 5Kap oon 40 ^ubiffup 
 (®au»)^oIj (wenn e§ runb u. oon 54roenn e8 
 tjicrcrfig ifl)j freight by the — , %ud)tna(t) 
 ^ttflenj — bellied, bictbfiucbig i — dish, vid. 
 Tunnel ; — hoof, ind. Ground-ivy. 
 
 To Tun , V. a. (— up) in einc S^onne gief en, 
 fd^utten , Quf gaffer futtcn. 
 
 Tu'nable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. melobifc^, 
 roo^Iflingenb 5 III. — ness, s. ber aSo^lHang. 
 
 Tiin'bridge-ware , s. feine ^oIjroaQren au§ 
 aaSeifpappel, bie in Tunbridge (eincr (Stabt 
 in Kent) gefertigt njcrben. 
 
 Tune, s. 1. ber Son, fiaut, 2. ba§ 8ieb, 3;on= 
 ftficf i 3. bie IKonleiterj 4.bic9}?eIobic5 5. ber 
 einflong, bie S)rbnung, Ubereinftimmung, 
 ©timmung (au6) fig. = 8ttunc) 5 in - , 
 (n)obO geftimmt, rein, {tbereinjlimmcnb 5 out 
 of - , ocrfiimmtj — ful , melobifd^ , wo^lflin^ 
 genb, — less, unmelobiftb. 
 
 To Tune, v.a.l. ftimmcn ; 2. anflimmcn, (au6) 
 n.) im einHang fingen. [©timm^ammcr. 
 
 Tu'n?r, s. 1. ber Stimmer, u.j 2. col. ber 
 
 Tung, s. vid. Chicos. 
 
 Tung'state, 5.C/iem.ba§ fc^cclfaure @alj.[|lein. 
 
 Tung'sten, s. Min. ber n>eifeSBoIfram,3:ung= 
 
 Tangsten'jc, Tung'stjc, adj. QuSS^ungfieinob. 
 SBolframgeroonncnj — acid, bie Sdjcclfciure. 
 I. 
 
 Tu'njcated, adj. Bot. hdkitict, ^auttg. 
 
 Tu'njc, *. 1. bie SunicQj 2. Hot. bie ^aut, 
 ^UeS nja& einen onbcrnS^^cil l)autformig ein* 
 i}UUt i 3. Anat-s. bie ^ant j third - of the eye, 
 ^ii Slraubcn^aut. 
 
 Tu'njcle, s. Anat. ba§ ^dut(ben. 
 
 Tunifc'ulated , adj. mit ^dutcben bebcrft. 
 
 Tu'njng, comp. — fork, bie ©timmgabcl, — 
 hammer, — key, ber ©timm^ammcr. 
 
 Tiin'k^rs, s. pi. bie SunFcr, cine "Kxt S55icbcr» 
 tdufer in 3?orbamerif a. 
 
 Tiin'nage, .v. 1. bie fiaft, Safligfeit, ber Son* 
 neninbalt, 3:-ngei)Qlt (cincS (S(biffe§) i 2. vid. 
 Tun, 2. b) ; 3. ta^ X-ngelb, (-rate, -fees) 
 bergracbtjoU (nacb bem [bic^Cuflagc auf ben] 
 3:-ngcl)0lt ber (Scbiffe)^ ecbijfSsoU, ba§ 8afl» 
 gelbj ber SBaarensoU per S^onne, 4. bcr'JfuSe 
 IaberIof)n an bie OJJatrofen per Slonne^ 5. bie 
 Xranfftfucrj 6. bie S^-njat)!, ba§ 3;-nmap, 
 ber S-ngebalt ber ^anbelsmarine einer 3^a= 
 tionj 7. ba§ X-ngelb, Safengelbj bill of — , 
 ber OJIepbrief (g5ef(beinigung be§ :ifi(bmeiflcr$ 
 iiber ben 3:-ninbalt eined 8(biffe§) 5 spare — 
 ber leere (unbefe$te) Olaum cincS ©cbiffeS. 
 
 Tiin'nel, .v. 1. bie iaminr6l)re, S)fcnr6bre, bcr 
 Olauc^fang 5 2. ber !5:ri(bter j 3. bie tri(btcrf6r= 
 migc 4>o^lung3 4. ber S^unncl, Us untcrirbi= 
 fd^e iibcrnjolbtc ©urd^fa^rt (Ui ^andlen, gi* 
 fcnbal)nen, :c.)j — head, Min. (in Corn.) bie 
 ®i(bt6ffnung hd cinem ©(bmcljofcni — kiln, 
 ein ^alfofen, bcr mit ©tcinfoblcn gcfcucrt 
 wirb, — net, ba§ SBurfnc^, SBurfgarn (ein 
 tritbtcrformigeS 9lebbu()nergarn)} — pit, bcr 
 g6rbcrf(ba(bt. 
 
 To Tiin'nel, u. a. 1. mic eincn !Kri(btcr jufam= 
 men roUen, tri(bterformig bilbcn^ 2. eincn 
 S^unnel fii^ren burd^ . . . , tunnclartig bauen i 
 3. mit cinem S05urfnc6e fangen i 4. fig. mit Cifl 
 fangen, t)crftricf en j 5. nc^formig macben. 
 
 Tun'neler, s. 1 . bcr 9lebbu|nerfdngcr 5 2. Mar. 
 (SinerbcyEBalfcrfafTer fiillt, 3. mod. bcr 3)un* 
 
 Tiin'neliff^,' p. s. ber I5)unnelbau. [nelarbeitcr. 
 
 Tiin'ny , s. (— fish) Ich. bcr S^unfifd^. 
 
 Tu'pelo, s. Bot. bcr ^or!n>urjelbaum. 
 
 Tur'ban, s. bcr 3)urban, turfifd^c ffiunb j - 
 shell, ZooL ber S^iirfenbunb j — top, Bot. bcr 
 galtenfd^womm. [bant. 
 
 Tur'baned, adj. eincn S^urban tragenb, bcturs 
 
 Tiir'bary, s. 1. Law, ba§ StCfbt SorfjUfte* 
 (ben, 2. ber S^orfgrunb. 
 
 Tiir'bid, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. trubc , bidf , be= 
 ftg 5 unru^ig j III. - ness, s. ba§ ISriibc, sDirf e. 
 
 Turbil'ijon, s. ber SBirbcl. 
 
 Tiir'bjn, s. Conch, tie |)6rncimufd^cl. 
 
 Tur'bjnated, Tur'binate, adj. frcifclformig 
 
 (au(b Bot.), gerounben, ftbncdtcnfovmig. 
 48 
 
Turb 
 
 754 
 
 Turn 
 
 Tiirbina'tion, s.bie freifelformige Sewegung. 
 
 Tur'bit, s. OrnMi 9}?eod^en=S:aube. 
 
 Tur'bjf/i, s. 1. (— root) bie Surpit^iDurjel, 
 c?"lint)ific ^urgirraurjelj 2. Bot. bic Xnv 
 pitJjroinbei3.t)cr3:urpit^: a) C/iem. baS bafl= 
 fa)e fd)n)efeIfaure§Iuc(ffilbero):i)t)5 b) Min.( 
 mineral) Dtt8 Sluecfftlber^ornerj. 
 
 Tur'bQt, s. Ich. Die 9}?ccrbutte, ©teinbutte^- 
 kettle, ein grofer gifd^feffel} — pan, bic 
 ^ifdjpfanne. 
 
 Tiir'bulence, — cy, s. 1 . ter Ungef^um, ©turm 
 2. ber lufru^r, Slumultj 3. bie ©dljrung, 
 Unru^e, SSerwirrung. 
 
 Tur'bul^nt, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. ungef^iim, 
 unrubig, flurmifcb, aufrii^rerifdj, beftig ^ ni.— 
 ness, s. bag Ungeftfim, ftiirmifcbc SBefen. 
 
 Tur'cism , *. tilt tiirfifcbc Oleligion. 
 
 Turcois' [— kiz'] , vid. Turkois. 
 
 Turd, *. vuig. ber Unratb, Unflof^, ^Qt^. 
 
 TiirMiness, s. viilg. tia^ ^cti^iQt, ©rerfige. 
 
 Tur'dy, adj. vulg. 1. fot^igj 2. ^g:. unartig, 
 
 Tureen', s. vid. Terreen. [grob , f(blimm. 
 
 Turf, s. 1. bermofenj 2. (dry -) bcr 3:orf 3 
 SobbaUen, gobfucben, 3. bic (berafte) Olcnn= 
 babn j 4. (gentlemen of the —)fig. cant, bie 
 gieb^Qbcr ber ^ferbcrennen, bicbci S[iBettrcn= 
 nen SBettenbenj bie ber ^ferberennfunjt J8e* 
 flifTenen 5 — drain, ein TCbjugsgrabcn in einem 
 Sorfmoor j - hedge, eine Ummouerung 0. 9la= 
 fenflucfenj —house, ein au§ Stafen gebauteg 
 ^au§ 5 — knife, ber Slafenftedber 3 — moss , ber 
 ISorfmoorj — spade, vid. Turfing iron. 
 
 To Turf, V. a. mit Olttfcn bebecfen, berafen, 
 t-ing iron or spade, ber Sflafcn= ober 3;orf= 
 ©paten. 
 
 Tur'fin?ss, .y.berUberflup onStafen oberSiorf. 
 
 Tur'fy , adj. 1 . \)oa Slofenj 2. torfreicb ? 3. aug 
 aiQfen ober Sorf beftebenb^ a — bog, ein 
 Sorfmoor. ^ [aufgeblafen , fcbroiilftig. 
 
 Tur'gent, Tur'gjd, adj. 1. gcfitmoUen, 2.^g. 
 
 Turges'cence, — cy , Turgtd'jty, Tiir'gjdness, 
 •v. I. bie ®ef(bn)ul|l3 7Cufblai)ung 5 2. jig. ber 
 @(bn)uirt i bie ^Cufgeblafen^ett. [bcnb. 
 
 Turjonif'erous, adj. iJot.fpropcnb, ©^of e trei* 
 
 Turk, s. 1. ber3:urfe5 2. bag Siirfifcbc 5 Bot-s. 
 
 — 's-cap, ber turfif(be 95unb j — *« head , ber 
 SJurfenfopfj — 's turban, eineTCrt^a^nenfu^. 
 
 Tiir'key, I. s. I.Geog bieXurfei, 2. (—cock) 
 Orn. ber turfif(be,calecutif(be(n)elf(bc)^al)n, 
 Srutbabnj II. comp. turfifcb, :c. 5 - buzzard, 
 Or«.berbrartIianif(be ®cier j-coffee, ber tur= 
 !if(bc(ober9Kofa)^affce5 —corn, ber 9)JaiS5 
 
 — cotton-yarn, ba§ turfifcbe (ecbt rotb ge= 
 fdrbte) ®arn j — cucumber , bie tiirfif^ie 
 ®urfc, ©(blangengurfei — earth , bie turfi* 
 f(be (ob. lemnific) ©rbej — feather, Bot. Hi 
 
 ^fauenfeberj — figs, ber wilbc (unfru(btbare) 
 ^cigenbaumj- grass, cine ^Crt ^dben ober 
 ©aiten, bie in Sflinbien au8 ben Sierftorffd* 
 ben bc& ^aififcbeS prdparirt roerben foUen, 
 genj. ju "JCngelfcbnuren gebr.j — hen , bie tfir* 
 fifcbe (calecutifcbe) |)ennc, Slrut^cnnej — 
 leather, baStiirf. Seber, benSaffian, Bot-s. 
 
 — millet, ber ©orgfamej — oak-tree, bie 
 3irnei(be,burgunbif^e ©i^e,— pigeon, Orn. 
 bie turf.3:aubej — (oil-)stone, berl)I=(feine 
 ©d)leif=)<Stein. [earth. 
 
 Tur'kjsh, adj. turfiftb j — earth , vid. Turkey- 
 
 Turkois [— kiz'] , s. Min. ber ed^te 3:ur!i& j — 
 mineral, ber abenbldnbifcbe J£ur!i&. 
 
 Tur'ky, vid. Turkey. 
 
 Tur'malin, s. Min. ber ISurmalin, ®(b6rl. 
 
 Tiir'meric, s. Bot. bie ©elbwurj, Surcume. 
 
 Tiir'moil [ JF., Sm., &c. turmoil', Wf).,P.,&c], 
 s. bie Unrube, ber lufruljr, i^a^ ©eliimmel. 
 
 To Turmoil', v. 1. 0. beunru^igen, plogcn, dng^ 
 fiigen 5 II. n. ficb angftigen, in Unrnbe fein. 
 
 To Tiirn , v. I. a. 1. brebenj 2. roenben, eine 
 0li(btung Ob. SBenbung geben, Icnfen; febren, 
 rid)ten? 3. umbre^en, umwenben, umfebreni 
 4. geflalten, bilben, formeni 5. breben , brccb- 
 feln 5 6. umlegen, umbiegen j 7. f^umpf modbem 
 8. oerfebren, tjerwanbcln, perdnbern? 9. auf 
 eine anbere BdU roenben, eine Perftbiebene 
 Sflicbtung gebcnj 10. anberg fdrben, 11. \?er» 
 breben, cerroirren, betboren, roabnftnnig raa- 
 (bcni 12. (- the stomach) QUI, UMMt, 
 ©cbroinbelerregen? 13. fouer obergerinnen 
 ma(ben (SBein,5Kild),K.)5 bef. pa.?*, umfcbia* 
 gen, oerberben, fauer raerben, 14. (®elb, 2c.) 
 umfe^enj 15. uberfe^en, 16. iibertragen, 
 iibcrgebenj turn! 7Vf«n. .^anb geraecbfeltl to 
 
 — adrift, 1. bem SBinbe unb ben SBellen 
 preiggegebenj 2. fig. preiSgcben, binou^fjo- 
 ^en j to one's back, to — backs, 1. bcn Sftiif^ 
 fen menben, ftcb umrocnbcn j 2. flieben j 3. (mit 
 upon) oerlaffen j to — coat, to — cat in pan, 
 fig. abtrflnnig rocrben, libergeben^ to — a 
 corner , um eine 6cfe gc^en , umlenfenj to — 
 head, (Sincm unter bie !}fugen tretenj to — 
 home, nacb ^au^e fd)i(fcn} to — loose, fabren 
 laffen J to — the penny , fein ®clb too^l anle= 
 gen, glitcfli(b fpeculiren, to - reins, umwen* 
 benj to — sugar, 3ucfer umriibrenjT^g-.v. the 
 tables are t-ed, ba§ ©liicf bat flcb gemenbct j 
 to — the tables upon one, @inem ®Ici(beg mit 
 (Sleidbemoergeltcn, to -tail, l.[Iicbenj2. 
 abtrunnig roerben, ^u&flud)te fucbcn, to — 
 about, l.umbrcben, umfebren, 2. umlegen > 
 3. fig. rcobl uberlcgen? to — aside, abraenben, 
 ocrbiitenj to — away, 1. wegroenben, abrocn* 
 ben J 2. abroeifenj 3. fortjagen? to — down. 
 
Turn 
 
 755 
 
 Turn 
 
 1. juruc! fd^Iagenj 2. (ein Slatt in etnem 
 Sud^c) C'inft^lagenj to — from, ab»ent)cn, 
 abfc^ren? to — in, 1. einwarts wenDen, cin= 
 biegen;Umbie2en, einfd^Iagen, 2. einsie^en, 
 n3egnef)nten ) to — into money, ju ©elDe 
 maij^en, »er{ilbern, oern)ert^e(r)n , rcali= 
 ftren? to — off, l. abroenben, ablenfen, ab= 
 bringen? 2. abmeifen, ^inroeifen (Quf)i 3. 
 fortfd^itfen , entlaffen, tjen ^bfd^ieb geben^ 
 to — out, 1. ^erauSfe^ren 5 2. IjinauSt^un, 
 ^inQU&fd^affen 5 3, fortf(^i(f en , forttreiben, 
 fortjogen 5 ^inauSnjerfen, to-out casks, Com. 
 ^dffer flursenj to — oat the guard , Mil. t>ie 
 aSac^e^craugsie^enj to — over, 1. umn>en= 
 ben , umfcblogen (bie SSIdtU'r eineS Sud^eS), 
 buribldttern, 2. ubertragcn, iibergeben^ 3. 
 jurficfnjeifen, 4. oon ber 2eiter ob. bem ^Rar* 
 rcn jlopen (». ben jum ©algen oerurtt)eilten 
 SSerbred^ern) 5 5. fcl)ieben auf . . . j 6. uber= 
 benfenj to — round, Ijerum brcl)cn,n>inben 
 auf...) to — up, l.umroenben, umbiegen, 
 umfc^lagen i 2. in bie ^o^e !e^ren, auffdjlagcn, 
 aufwerfen , aufftiilpeni 3. (cine 3tQ^t) uber= 
 fdjlogenj 4. (bic5?Qfe)rum5[>fen5 5. Typ.{\iah 
 format) uberf(l)lQgcn, umfd^lagcn, to — up 
 a blank, mit ciner 3ticte ^eraugfommen, to— 
 up the tables, bie Sifd)e jufammenfd^lagen u. 
 roegrdumcn, fo — all the hands up. Mar. 
 aKc 5KQnnf(baft Quf§ SSerbecf rufen, n. n. 1. 
 fii^ bre^enj 2. fi(^ rid^ten, \i^ »enben, fid; 
 fel)ren j 3. fid) umbre^en, ficb umnjenben, um= 
 fe^ren? 4. fic^ auf einc anbere ^ciU roenbcn, 
 cine onbcrc {Rid^tung ne^men , M dnbern j 5. 
 ftd^ temanbcln, 6. in irgenb einen3uflanb 
 iiberge^en, roerben, to — sour, fauerroerben, 
 to — to oil , ju bl roerben j 7. auSfaUen , fic^ 
 enbenj 8. umfc^Iagen, :c. cf. a., 13.5 9. 
 fd^roinbclig werben , fid^ oerroirren 5 to — bank- 
 rupt, banferott mo^en, falliren? to — about, 
 fid^ b^^^umbre^en j to — again , ficb umfe^ren, 
 fid^ oertbeibigcn, to — away, vid. to — off, 
 to — back, 1 . jurficEf cbren 5 2. (mit from) oer= 
 laifen^ to — in, 1. einfe^ren, 2. Mar. fi(b sur 
 Sflube (in bie |)c(ngcmatten) legen j to — in and 
 out, f[dbn)inben,fid)frummenj to — off, 1. fid) 
 abroenben j 2.(ba& SBaffer) burd^ ^ubrebcn ber 
 .f)d^ne an ben SBQ|TcrIcitungSr6t)ren abfper= 
 ren, opp. to— on, balTclb? burcb ^ufbrebcn ber 
 ^d^nejulaffen^to-on or upon, i.ric^Controors' 
 tenb) rocnben gegen . . . j 2. Ticb bre^cn urn . . . 
 (»om ©efprdd^ , u.) 5 3. abbangen oon . . . j 
 to — out, 1. f[(b be'^QU&n)enbcn,bcrauSgeben} 
 
 2. (bef. Mar. QU& ben |)dngematten) Quffte= 
 ben j 3. (gut ob. fcbled^t) au^fttUen , Ticb au6= 
 roeifen j to — to account, to — to advantage, 
 to — to profit, ®en)inn obwerfen, SSort^cil 
 
 gen)d()ren, rentiren j to — under, fic^ niebcr« 
 biegen, fid^ nacb unten umfd^lagenj to — up, 
 1. fi(b auff^tagen , ficb in bie ^obe gebenj 2. 
 sum Sorfd^ein fommen, 3. fid^ jutragen , er- 
 eignenj to — upon, vid. to — on. 
 Turn , *. 1. baS Sreben, bie ©rebung, 2. bie 
 Umbrebung , ©^wingung, 3. \ii^ SBenbung, 
 SHid^tungi 4. bie SSerdnberung , ber SBe^feU 
 5. ber ®ang , ba§ lufunbniebergeben^ 6. ber 
 ©pQSiergang, furje SSeg, Ui furje Oteifej 7. 
 bie ^^riimmung 5 8. ber Sauf 5 9. ber S'^J^g'^ng, 
 baS SabQrintbj 10. ber SSorreiber, SBirbel 
 (am ^en|^er)5 11. ^ic ©taffel^ 12. bie {Reibe, 
 SBedjfelfolge, SDrbnung, 13. bie SJergeltungi 
 S)tcnftleiflung , ber ©ienjjt, 14. bie 3:t)at, ber 
 ©treidb? 15. ber ®ef(bdft§gang (SurnuS), 
 iia^ ®ef(bdft, Ui Ba^i^ 16. bie ®elegenbeit5 
 17. bie ©enfungSart j ©timmung , 2aune, 
 (berrfd^enbe) 3Ceigung ? 18. ber SSortbcil, 
 9?u^en, bie®cquemli(bfeit, bag JBebiirfnif j 
 19. ber^weif^ 20. i)ie ^orm, ®e)lalt,S5il= 
 bung, SSefd^ajfenbeitj 21. ber^erioben=Saui 
 22. Mus. ber'IRorbent, ©oppelfcblag^ 23. bie 
 ganje Umbrebung eineS SflabeS (bei ben Ubr= 
 macbern), 24. bie ©rebbanfj 25. Min. ein 
 &6)a(i)t, ber con einer ©treic au§ gefiibrt 
 njirbi 26. Afar, (round — ) ber ganje ober 
 runb_e Sd^lag? — of the scale, ber "Kugfd^lag, 
 bagUbcrgeroicbtbeim^u&rodgenj this place 
 would suit his — , biefe BUUi wiirbe ibm gut 
 paffenj it is your — , bie {Jleibc ift an Sbncii^ 
 in their — , ibrerfeitgj by (in) turns, l.nje(b* 
 fel&roeife, abroccbfelnbj (Sin& um'^ ^noere, 
 roieberum (fo reie bie Slcibe foIgt)j 2. in 
 3n)if(benrdumen, mitunterj — for letters, 
 7'r/p.§lieg?n!6pfej a— again alley, ein <Sacf» 
 gd^cben, bag .Sebrwieberj — back, ber glie» 
 benbe, geigbersigej — bench, 1. bie ©ret^^ 
 banf, ©red)felbanf, ber ©rebf^ublj 2.bcr ©reb= 
 tifd^, bie ©reblabej — bridge, ^ic ©rebbriictc 
 (hd ©djiffgbocfen, Gandlcn, zc.) j — broach, 
 ber Sratenroenber, — coat, ber TTbtrunnigcj 
 ^d^feltrdger,- cock, 1. ber SBafferrobren* 
 auffcber? 2. vid. Weather-cock; — down- 
 boots, ©tiefcin mit bcrabbdngenben^tulpcnj 
 
 — key, ber ©(blieper, ©efangennjdrter, a — 
 out, 1. rcie Strike; 2. cant, bie (Squipage, 
 bag ©efpaan mit poUfldnbiger TfuScuflung* 
 
 — outs, — out tracks, lu&roeidbepid^e (auf 
 Sifenbabnen)} — over, baS ^algbinbenflrcif* 
 dtjcni — pike, 1. ber ©d^Iagbaum (auf Sbauf* 
 fecn) j 2. aid. — stile ; 3. bie (Sbaupe^ 4. Mil. 
 ber fpanif(be {Reiterj To — pike, v. a. (bauffi* 
 rcn 5 — pike charges, — pike money, col. 
 turnpikes, bag ebauffecgclb , SBcgegclb, bct 
 3BegesoU , ©tra^engelbers — pike engineer^ 
 
 48 • 
 
Turn 
 
 756 
 
 Tvvan 
 
 Ing , ber e^auffecboji , SKcgbau i — pike 
 gates, 1. (SilagbQumc(auf6^QUJTeen)i 2. 
 aBcgiibergdnge, SKcgiibcrfa^rtcn (Quf eifen= 
 bo^nen)? — pike man, ber G^auffecgelbcin* 
 ne^merj — pikeroad, bic (S^auffee, Mnp 
 flraf ej — plate , or — rail , R-w. bie ©rc^= 
 f(^cibej — screw, t5cr ©d^raubenjie^eri — 
 serving, bie ©igejtnu^igf fit , ber ©igennu^ 5 
 
 — sick, f(fen>inbcUgj — sol, Bot. 1. bic @on» 
 nenblumc j 2. boS (Sforpionenfrautj — spit, 
 
 1. beraSrotcnrecnbcrj 2. cine Hxt ©0(b8b"nb 
 (jum SBratfpicfbre^en abgeri(btet)5 — stile, 
 bQ& ®rel)freus , bcr ©reeling , 3)re{)baum 
 (@(blagbaum)5 — stone, Orn. bcr <Steinbrc= 
 l)er j — table , Old. — plate ; — up bedstead, 
 boS ^iQppbett, ber SScttfd^rQirt. 
 
 Tiir'nana^nt , s. vid. Tournament. 
 
 Turned, p.p. tobe— , fici^ umlcgcn , j^umpf 
 roerbcitj a mind rightly — , tin n)ol)Igcorbne= 
 teS ©cmfit^ j to be — to ... , gcniQcbt; ge= 
 ncigt , gut fein ju . . . i a - up nose , einc 
 
 Tiir'nep, *. vid. Turnip. [©tulpnofc. 
 
 Tiir'n^r, s. 1. bcr jDrcber, ©re(b&ler? 2. cine 
 SSarietat ber 4>ouStaubci — of the thigh, 
 Anat. ber Umroenber bcS <S(bcn!cIbein§. 
 
 Tur'nery, s. 1. baS ©rcbcn, Drcd^fcln? 2. boS 
 ®ebrc(bfelte, bie ©rcd^Slerarbeit. 
 
 Turne'sol , .v. vid. Turn-sol , unt. Turn, 
 
 Tur'njng, 1. p. s. 1. bic ^rummung, 3Sinbung i 
 
 2. bic (®trapcn=)@cfe5 3. bicTfbroeitbungjiI. 
 comp. — chisel,ba&fla(bc®rc^ci[cnj — joint, 
 bas Sflurfgrotgclenf, SBirbclbcin, bcrSBirbeU 
 f nod^en j— lathe, bie ©rcbbanf, ® rc^fclbonf > 
 
 — platform, vid. Turn-plate; — point, bcr 
 aSenbepunft^ — saw, bicSSobenfcigc^ — staff, 
 bcr©rel)ftocf,3:ricbcI (b.Sopfer) 5-table,u?d. 
 Turn-plate ;— tools, Snflrumcntc J. ©rct^fcln. 
 
 Tiir'njp, s. bic Mbc, gutterriibe, ©tettriibe^ 
 
 — cabbage, ber ^o^Irabi, bie^o^Iriibc (fiber 
 ber @rbc)} — fly, Ent. ber erbflo^, — radish, 
 ber gemcine 9lcttig , Stiibenrettig j — rooted, 
 cabbage , bic ©rbriibe, ,fto^lriibe (untcr ber 
 @rbe)» — rooted celery, bcr ^noUcnfelcrici 
 
 — scoop, ein Mbenftetber, — seed, ber {Rub= 
 famen, — shell. Conch. bicOlube, bo§^noU= 
 
 Tur'niquet [ket] , s. vid. Tourniquet, [^om. 
 
 Tur'pentine, s. ber Scrpentin, essence of—, 
 berS-geiftj oil of — , ba§ 3^-61 j — tree , bie 
 Sicrebint^e, ber S-baum. [tin pcrmift^t. 
 
 Tur'pentiny, adj. pon 3)erpentin, mit 3:erpen= 
 
 Tur'p^t/i, s. vid. Turbith. 
 
 Tur'pjtude, s. bie ®(bdnbli(b!eit. 
 
 Turquoise' [turkiz'j , s. vid.Turkois.[SS6geln). 
 
 To Turr, v. n. gurren, girren , [(blagcn (pon 
 
 Tur'r?!, s. ber SSobensicber ctneS ^Q^binberS, 
 bie ^ie^fd^raube, ber 3argjief)cr, 3ugbo^rer. 
 
 Tur'r^t, *. ber fleinc S^urm, baS 3)^urmd>cni 
 
 — puff bail , Bot. ber gcgipfeltc @taub» 
 fd^mamm. [2. gctl)urmt, bct^iirmt. 
 
 Tiir'reted, adj. I.t^urmf6rmig,t(;urmabnli(b? 
 
 Tur^rilite , s. Pet. bcr SiurriUt. 
 
 Tiir'tle, .v. 1. (— dove, — pigeon) bic Slurtcls 
 toubC) 2. (sea — , or edible sea turtle), bic 
 (epbare) ©(bilbfrotc, vid. Tortoise; — shell, 
 @-nfd)alc,®(bilbpatt) — soup, ©-nfuppcj - 
 twine, Afar. brcibrclbtigcS ®arn su ©-nnc^cn. 
 
 Tur'tl^r, s. ber ©d^ilbfrotenfdngcr , ©-npcr* 
 
 Tfirves, pi. p. Turf, qv. [fdufcr. 
 
 Tus'can, I. adj. to§CQnif(b 3 H- s. 1. bcrS;o§ca= 
 ncrj 2. Arch, bie toscanifcbc ©dulenorbnung 
 
 Tus'cany, s. Geog. SoSCQno. 
 
 Tiish, int. po^ ! ^ I roaS ! ei ! ft ! fliU ! f(bn>cig ! 
 
 Tusk, .9. 1. or Tiish, bcr^afcnsaI)n,^ang5Qbni 
 2. bic ^erbe, ber (ginfdbnitt, 3. cine SScrftdr= 
 fung ber in bic SSinbcbalFcn cingelafTcncn 
 3apfcn5 4. Ich. bcr ®orf(b. 
 
 Tus'ked, Tus'ky, adj. 1. mit ^angjdl)ncn bC' 
 Wttffnctj 2, Her. mit ^aucrn, wcl(be onbcrd 
 aU bic ^igur tingirt fmb. 
 
 To Tus'sel, V. a. vnlg. rumpfcn, faltcn. 
 
 Tus'sle, >v. vulg. bcr gdrm, ©trcit, ,Rampf. 
 
 Tiit, I. s. ber SfleitbSapfel, U. int. fort! ipcg! 
 pfuil fiiUe! 111. camp. — mouthed , mit QUf- 
 geroorfencr Untcrlippe u. porflc^cnbcm ^inncj 
 
 — bargain, Min. bcr ^fccorb, baS ®cf(bdft im 
 ®ro^en , ber ^auf in SSauftb unb aSogcn. 
 
 Tu'tanag, Tuta'nja, uif/.Tutenag.[munbigfcit. 
 Tu'telage, s. 1. bic SSormunbf(baft j 2. bie Un- 
 Tu'telar, Tu'telary, adj. 1. fd^ii^cnb, Q6)Vitj'i 
 
 2. pormunbfdbaftlic^ 5— angel, bcr @d)u^engcl. 
 Tu'tenag, s. bttS Sutancgo , (bincfifdjC; auS 2 
 
 Sbeilen 3inn u. 1 S^^eil SBi^mutb bcftcbcnbc 
 Tiit'ie, *. vid. Tuty. [9}?ctaHmif(^ung. 
 
 Tu'tor, s. 1. ber ^ofmeifter , |)au5lc^rer5 ^fuf= 
 
 fc^cr^ 2. bcrSSormunbj 3. Univ. Ur (^olk^ 
 
 gicnauffc^cr, Sector. 
 To Tu'tor , v. a.l. untcrricbten , bclc()rcni 2. 
 
 beauffidbtigen, 3. bofmcifiern, tabcln. 
 Tu'torage, s. 1. bic(»cn)alt ober baSlmt eincS 
 
 4)ofmeifter8 , 2c. , bic ^ofmeiftcrft^aft? 2. bic 
 
 7(ufri(bt» 3. bic S5ormunbf(^aft3 4. Jig. bic 
 
 ^ofmeiflcrei. [rcrinn j SSormunbcrinn. 
 
 Tu'toress (Tu'trix) , s. bie|>ofmci^crinn, 2ct)- 
 Tu'torship, s. bie |)ofmeificrflcnc, ^ofmciflcr^ 
 Tiit'san, s. Bot. ba§ 3o^anni§frttut. [fdbaft 
 Tut'tenag, *. vid. Tutenag, 
 Tut'ti, int. Mus. 3ufammen ! TCUc ! (§&or. 
 Tiit'ty, Tut'y, s. 1. bic Sutic, bcr 3inffa(f, 
 
 ^(tttenraud^, 2. or Tdz'zy , ber ©traup. 
 Twad'dle, s. bag ®cfd^njd§ , To — , &c. vid. To 
 Twain, adj. + *«S:/wrf.furTwo. [Twatt!e,&c. 
 To Twang, v. 1. n. 1. Hingcn^crtoncn^crbrbl)* 
 
Twan 
 
 757 
 
 Twis 
 
 nen^lQUt [(fallen i 2. fc^rcirrenj 3. flatfc^enj 
 II. a. f(^arf t6nen laffen, erl)r6l)nen laffen. 
 
 Twang, s, 1. feer gellenbe Xon, fd^orfe ^lang, 
 baS ©c^roirrcn; ©rtro^nenj 2. berSingfang, 
 ^Ungflang, 3. Der eigent^iimli(^e, bef. nd= 
 felnDe TTccent in ber :}fugfprtt(i^c. 
 
 Twang, ?nf. fling ! Hang 1 fd^napp ! 
 
 To Twan'gle, vid. To Twang. 
 
 To Twank , v. a. flimpcm. 
 
 Twan'kay, s. cm Hxt DeS griincu S()ee'&. 
 
 Twat'chel [twot'— ] , s. ber Sflcgenrourm. 
 
 * To Twat'tle, v. n. plaubem, fc^raa^en. [jer. 
 
 * Twat'tler (* Twat'tle -bas'ket), .v.l>er(S(]^n)ds= 
 To Tweak (Tweag) , v. a. jwicf cn, fneipen. 
 Tweak, s. l.Uv^toi^i 2. bie SSerlcgen^eit, 
 
 vulg. ^lemmej 3. Der trger, Die SBut^. 
 
 To Twee'dle, i\ a. 1. fieDcln, gcigen, Dubelnj 
 2. leic^t berii^ren , begreifenj 3. mitUi^Ux 
 50?u^e t^un. [DelDei j2.cowf. Der^ieDIer. 
 
 Twee'dle-dum (Twee'dle-dee), s.l.biirl. ©i- 
 
 Tweel, s. Die gejogcne oD. ge!6pcrtc2ein»ttnD. 
 
 To Tweel, v. a. f 6pern ? t-ed cloth, roic D. t). SB- 
 
 f weeze, s. Da6 S3eftcdf. 
 
 Twee'zer , s. gem. t-s , pi. Da8 3fingel4>en , Die 
 ■f)aarjttnge, Der |)aarsn)icfer} — case, Da8 
 ^aarjongenfutteral. 
 
 Twelft.'i, I. adj. Der, Die, Dag jraolftci — cake, 
 Dcr©reif6nig&fu(^en} — day, Der Dreifo^ 
 nig§tag , — -night, Der ®rei!6nig8abenD 5 - 
 tide, Der jm^lfte Sag nat^ SSei^nad^ten, Da& 
 grope S^eujalK, II. s. 1. Dcr,Die,Das3molfte5 
 2. DaS ^wolftel j III. - ly, adv. jwolftenS. 
 
 Twelve, I. adj. jm6If j II. s. 1. Die 3n)6lf5 2. 
 Gam. jwei ®e(^fen im Sricftradf 5 a book in 
 t-s, tin ffiud^ in3nj6Iftclform, einSuoDejbud^ 
 (abbr. 12mo.)i a sheet of t-s, DaS 3n)6lfer5 
 oD. ®UODej=^ormat j a sheet of t-s the broad- 
 way, Do& £LucrDuoDe5 = format J — headed 
 flax. jnJOlffopfiger glad)§} — men, vid. Jnry ; 
 a — month, [col. twel' monf/i] , ein S^^l^i — 
 pence, Der engl. ©filling 5 — penny, einen 
 ©filling wert^i — score, sroolf^Jfalsmanjig, 
 mv ®(^ocf. [II. s. Da& ^wanjigflel. 
 
 Twen'tjef/i, I. adj. (and) s.) Der jwanjigfte^ 
 
 Twen'ty, I. adj. sroanjig^ II. s. Die 3n)ansig} 
 a sheet of twenties, Da83wansigerformat9 a 
 sheet of — fours (vicesimo-qvarto, - abbr. 
 24^0.) , Die liBierunDjroansigftel = ^orm (24 
 aSIdtter 0. einem SSogen). [Da& ® red^eifen. 
 
 Twi'bjl(l) , *. 1. Die ^ellebarDe, Doppelaytj 2. 
 
 Twi'billed, adj.mit ciner^ellebarDc bewajfnet. 
 
 Twice, adv. 1. jroeiSKal^ 2. jmeifat^, Dop* 
 pelt) — dead, Lock-sm. Doppeltfd^Itepenlj 
 Bot-s. — divided, jmeifpaltigj — double, 
 Doppclt jroeijd^lig 5 — fold, geDoppelt, — laid 
 cordage, or stuff, umgeft^logene Saue. 
 
 To Twid'(d)Ie, vid. To Tweedle. 
 
 To Twi'fallow, v. a. Husb. smiebrad&cn. 
 
 Twig, .V. Der 3n)eig, Die Olut^e, Der ©d^fifUngj 
 — whip, Die gemeine 9to^rpeitf(^c. 
 
 To Twrg, V. a. 1. ouf 2cimrut{)en fangenj2. 
 idberliften, 3. cant, beobat^ten. 
 
 Twrg't^n, adj. au& 0lut^en gefloc^ten, mitSlu* 
 ti^m umflod^ten^ — work , ^leci^tmcrf. 
 
 Twig'gy, adj. jweigig, ooll 3»eige. 
 
 Twi'lTght [-'lit], I. s. Die ©dmmerung, Da« 
 3»ieli(l^t3 II. adj. DdmmernD. 
 
 Twill, s. I. Die <SpuIe, ©pinDel, 2. Der gef6= 
 perte 3eug. [To Qui*. 
 
 To Twill, V. a. 1. roeben, fopern j 2. Am. roie 
 
 Twin, I. s. Der 3n)illing j — boat, Da8 ©oppcU 
 boot 5 — born, jn)iUing8burtig , oon glei(l(>er 
 ©eburtj — brother, Der3-§bruDcrj — sister, 
 Die 3-&fd^»efter5 II. adj. 1. 3njiUinge betref=» 
 fenD5 2. fic^ fe^r d^nlid^ fe^enDj 3. Bot. Dop» 
 pelt. [3n)iUinge gebdren. 
 
 To Twin, v.n. 1. juglcid^ geboren werDen, 2. 
 
 To Twine, v. I. a. 1. jufammenDre^en, sn>ir= 
 nenj fledfjtenj 2. oerbinDen, S.umroinDenjII. 
 n.l.ti^ roinDen, [(^Idngeln 5 2.fid^ pereinigen 5 
 to — about, fi(^ ^crumnjinDen. 
 
 Twine, s. 1. Der geDre^te gaDen, SinDfaDen 
 Die ©(^nurj 2. DaS ©acfbanD j 3. Der @(^ul^= 
 Dra^t, 4. Mar. DaS Std^garn, ©egelgarn, 
 S.DaS ® ewunDene 5 Der ^Kranj 5 6. Die Umf(^tin= 
 gung, Umarmung^ snaky — , Die ©d^langcn^ 
 n)inDung.[II. w.fled^enDen ©d^merj cmpfinDen. 
 
 To Twinge, v. I. a. flec^en, fneipen, jwicfeni 
 
 Twinge, s. 1. Der flec^enDe (ortlic^e) ©d)mcrj 
 DaS (Sted^enj 2. Der ©ticb, 3wicf, ^niff. 
 
 Twi'njng, p. a. Bot. flimmenD, HetternD. 
 
 To Twin'kle, v. n. 1. blinfen^ 2. funfeln, flim« 
 mem, 3. blinjen, jwinfern. 
 
 Twifn'kle, Twin'kljng, s. Der (7fugen=)SBinf, 
 (7Cugen=)35Urf 5 in the t-ing of an eye, in einem 
 
 Twin'ljng, s. DaS 3n)ilIinggIamm.[7Cugenbli(fe. 
 
 Twifnned, p. a. 1. jur felben 3eit geboren 5 
 2. gepaartj oereint. [mutter. 
 
 Twin'ner, s. Der3n>iUing§oater, Die3n)iUing8» 
 
 To Twirl, V. a.\. umDre^en, ^erumDrel)en j 2. 
 (au(^ ri.) querlen? twirling-stick, Der Eluerl. 
 
 Twirl, s. l.DieUmDre^ung,3ufammenDre^ung} 
 2. Die SBinDung, Do& ©eroinDej 3. Der ^reis= 
 lauf, SSirbel5 give it a -, Dre^ e& ()erum. 
 
 To Twist, V. I. a. 1. fle*ten5 2. Dre^en, »in» 
 Den, jufammcnDrcl)cn5 3. fpinnenj 4. in ein* 
 anDerf(blingen, Durd^flet^ten , 5. unterminDen, 
 umnjinDen5 6. cerfletbtcn, ocrwicfelni T. ab= 
 lenfenj^g-*. 8. perDre^en, 9. weben, erDid^* 
 ten 5 10. (^ferDe) roallad^en (Durti^ ^ttbbinDcn 
 Der ^oDen)5 II. n. 1. fK^ oerbinDcn, M »er= 
 einigen, 2. ftd^ cerDreben, ft* ocrwirfeln, [\^ 
 
Twis 
 
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 oerfd^ltngcn j 3. fic^ einft^lcici^en) t-ed silk, 
 t>ie gejmirnte ©cibc, ^ettcnfciDe. 
 
 Twfst, s. 1. t)a§ 3ufammcnfle(^ten, 3ufammen= 
 ire^cn? 2. DaSSBtrbinbcn, bic SSerMtung, 
 SBern)i(f elung, SSerferc^ung j 3, bie ©re^ung 5 
 4. bttS Oeflod^tene, ©ebre^tej 5. bic ^lec^te, 
 ©c^nur, ber ^aben, asinbfaben^ 6. boS 5i)?a. 
 fd^inengarn (englifd^eSaumwoUengarn)} T. 
 bic fleinc OloUe gcfponnener Sttbafj 8. bie 
 ^nief e^le j 9. ber SLuerbolfen ^ — holes , bic 
 gcftidften ^nopflodjerj — paper, baS gelb= 
 graue papier, in roeld^eS boS ffioumroonen^ 
 gam cerparft roirb 5 fine — tobacco, ber feinfte 
 gefponnenc Zahat 
 
 Twis'ter, s. 1. ber ^Mter, 2C. c/. To Twist;. 
 2. ber ©eiler, 3. ba§ ©re^jeug^ bie iDre^ma* 
 fd^ine, ©pinnmafdjinej bie ©ouplirmafiinc. 
 
 To Twit, V. a. looriDcrfen, worrucfen, einen 
 
 Twit, *. ber SSormurf. [SSorrourf mat^en. 
 
 To Twitch, V. I. a. 1. fc^nett ergreifen, f(^ncU 
 wegjupfen, jerren 5 2. jroicf en , fneifen 5 H. n. 
 fic^ franf^aft bret)en, jucf en. 
 
 Twitch, s. i.ba§(f(^neUeaBeg03upfett52.baS 
 ^ncifen, ber ,tniff, ^md^ 3. ber Jtrampf, — 
 grass, Bot. ba§ Sluccfengra§. 
 
 Twift'chers, s. pi. bie Xu(i^f(bere. 
 
 Twite, s. Orn. ber JBergfinf. 
 
 To Twit'ter, v. n. I. jwitfc^erni 2. fi(^ern5 3. 
 vttlgr. oor SSegierbe jittern. 
 
 Twit'ter, s. 1. ber SBormerfenbe, Sabler5 2. 
 btt§ 3»itfdKrn, IC cf. To Twitter; 3.ber:jfn* 
 
 Twit'tjngiy, adv. oorn)urfgn)eife.[fan,®d^recf. 
 
 To Twit'tle-twat'tle [— twot'tl], vulg. I. v. n. 
 f^mafecn, roafd^cn) II. * Twittle-twattle , *. 
 \>a^ ©erodfd^, ber ©c^nicffcbnacf. 
 
 Tw6 [t6] , adj, JWCij in a day or — , in eini* 
 genXagett) by — and — , »paar nnb ^aar, 
 paarroeifej — bedded, mit jwei JBetten? — 
 bellied muscle, ^nat ber J-bdud^igcSJlu&f el 5 
 
 — capsuled, j. ^apfeln tragcnbj — celled, 
 S-fttc^erig j — cleft, 5-fpaltig 5 — decker , ber 
 3-bcdEer (tin @d^iff mit 3. SScrbecfen)^ — 
 edged, j-fd^neibig 5 — fisted , »ie — handed ; 
 
 — flowered, j-blumigi — fold, boppelt, 5-= 
 facb ) — forked , Bot. gabelfSrmig , get^eilt 5 
 
 — frame saw, bie ©topfdgej — handed, 1.5-= 
 i^dnbigj 2. berb, fefl, fct)r grop, plump, cier* 
 fc^rotigi a — hand (— handed) sword, ein 
 ©(^wert bQ& mit j. ^cinben rcgiert njerben 
 mufte? — handled, j-^enfeltgj — homed, 
 S-^ornigi - inched, j-j6aigi - leaved, j-s 
 bldtterigj mit jmei gliigeln , a - leaved 
 book, ein aSut^ in 5Bogengr6^e} — legged, 
 J-beinig)— lined (or — line-)letter8 , Typ. 
 2:itelbu(J)ftoben5 5of-j. — lipped, j-lippig? 
 
 — lobed, i-lappig, bicott)lebonif(b , — masted, 
 
 mit jroei ?Blaflen, s-maflig j - parted, 5-t^ei-- 
 Ugi — pence [tiip'pens] , 2dl.; — penny, njttS 
 2d. (jmei engl. ^fennige) fojlet j — penny 
 chick , Orn. ber f leinc Sandier Oon St. Do- 
 mingo;— penny post, eine ^ofl bie 95riefe 
 nad^ jebemS^^eil beSlonbonerSejirfS loonun* 
 gefd^r T bi§ 8 SKeilen , fiir ben ^reis ». 2d. 
 liefert, - petaled, mitsweiSlumenbldtterni 
 
 — polled , s-^aarig, mit sroeierlei |>aaren j — 
 prong(ed) fork, eine s-sinKge®abel5 - row- 
 ed, j-reit)ig, Heilig, - seeded, s-famig , - 
 tipped, Bot. S-lippig5 — shaped , j-leibig j 
 
 — tongued, boppeljiingig , falfd^ 3 — valved, 
 5-f(^Qlig, 5-Happig5 - winged, j-flugclig. 
 
 Ty'burn, .v. Stome eineS e^emaligen ©erid^tS* 
 
 Tye, &c. vid. Tie, &c. [pla§e§ in Sonbon. 
 
 Ty'ler, s. F-m. ber SBad^t^abenbe, S^firfle^er, 
 Sogenfdiilieper. [.KeJTel. 
 
 Tym'bal, s. bie ^cerpauFc, (^effel=)^«ufe/ ber 
 
 Tym'pan, s. 1. bie ^Qufej 2.iud. Tympanum ; 
 3. bag auSgefpannte ^ergament j 4. Typ. ber 
 ©ecfel aw ber aSud^brucEerpreffej 5. Arch, a) 
 ba§ ©iebelfelb 5 6) (-of an arch) bag SSogcn^ 
 giebelfelb j c) berS^aum, ber con einer giebel« 
 artigen ^en^er= ob. 3:i)urocrjierung cinge* 
 fd^loffen i% bie 3:()urfuttung 5 — sheet , Typ. 
 1. ber 6injted)bogen} 2. ber ^bsie^bogen 
 (beim SBicbcrbrucf). 
 
 Tympanl'tes, s. Med. bie 3)rommelfud^t. 
 
 Tyrapanit'jcal, adj. Med. trommelfitd^tig. 
 
 To Tyra'panize, v. I. w. trommelnj II. a. auf* 
 fpannen (wie ein SJrommelfell). 
 
 Tym'paniim, s. 1. Anat. bie ^au!en^6^lc, 
 3;rommeI()6l)le, Srommel (im S)l^re) 5 2.Mec/i. 
 bag 3:t)mpanum, bie SBelle mit eincm Slab 
 ol)ne ©peid^cnj 3. utd.Tympan, 5. 
 
 Tym'pany, 7-id. Tympanites. Ty'ny, v/d.Tiny, 
 
 Type, s. 1. bag asilb, SSorbilb, s»Jufteri 2. bie 
 OJiufterformj 3. ber©tem,pelj4. (printing—) 
 bie Setter, ber ©ructbud^f^abcj 5. Med. ber 
 ISQpug, G^arafter, Typ-s. to be in — (com- 
 posed, ab)gefe§ti— metal, (Sf^riftmetall, ber 
 
 To Type, vid. b. U. To Typify. [3eug. 
 
 Ty'phoid, adj. tt)pl^ugartig, tt)pl^og. 
 
 Typhoma'nja, s. Med. ein mit ©tupor ocr- 
 bunbcnegiDelirium^ bicwad^enbe ©d^laffucbt. 
 
 Ty'phon, s. l.bieSBafTer()ofe5 2. ber 3:t)p^on, 
 
 Ty'phus,*. Med. ber 3)i)p^ug. [tropifd^e£)rfan. 
 
 Typ'jcal, I. (or Typ'ic) adj.; II. — ly, adi\ 
 ioorbiibUd),biIblid^j— fevers, Med. gutartige, 
 regelmdpigc gieber , III. — ness, s. bag SSor* 
 bilblic^c, ber bilblid^e ©inn. 
 
 To Typ'jfy, v. a. oorbilben, bilblit^ ))orflcUen. 
 
 Typog'rapher, s. ber ©rudfer, a3ud)brucfer. 
 
 Typograph'jc, — cal [ VF., Sm., <fec. ; ti — ^Ja., 
 Wh., Wore, &c.] , I. adj.'y II. — cally , adv. 
 
Typo 
 
 759 
 
 Ultr 
 
 1. bilbli(^5 2.tt)pograpt>if(^, jura3u(^bru(fcr= 
 
 funft 9c^6rig5-art, Die aSuc^brucfcrfunft^ 
 
 — cal error, t>ev ©rurffc^Ier. 
 ♦Typog'raphy, s. 1. bQ§ SSorbilb, t)ic finnbilb* 
 
 liiz ©arfiellung j 2. Die Stjpograp^ie, S5ud^= 
 Typ'olite, s. Pet. Der l^QpoUt. [Drucferfunft. 
 *Typ61'ogy, s. 1. Die Se^re oon Den S5orbil=^ 
 
 Dernj 2. Die 2e^rc »on Den ^bDriiicfen oDer 
 Tyr'anness, s. Die St)ranmnn. [S3u(^flQben. 
 Tyran'nic, — cal, I. adj.; II. — cally, adv. 
 
 tt)ranmf(^, ^errfd^fuc^tig , graufamj III. — 
 
 calness, *.DaS i£t)rannifd^e.[St)ranncnni6rDer. 
 Tyran'njcide, s. 1. Der St)rannenmorD 5 2. Dcr 
 To Tyr'annize, v. I. a. tt)rannif(^ be^anDeln j II. 
 
 n. (sum. mit over) tt)ranniftren. 
 
 Tyr'annlzer, s. Dcr S^Qronn, S.ualer. 
 
 Tyr'rannous, vid. Tyrannical. 
 
 Tyr'anny, s. Die !£t)rQnnci : i.Die®rttufamfcit, 
 
 |)ttrtej 2. Die UntcrDriicfung , 3»ang§^crr. 
 
 frf)aft, Der ®e§potiSmu§. 
 Ty'rant,*. 1. Der S^Qrann? 2. Dcr 3min9()err, 
 
 SBiit^erid^ j — Hy-catcher, Orn. Der 3)i)rann. 
 Tyr'jan, I. s. Die ^urpurfarbc, II. adj. ti)rifd^, 
 
 purpura, of the — die, purpurfaibig. 
 Ty'ro, J. Der^nfdngcr, ^culing, 8c()rling. 
 Tyr'ol [tjrol', Wore.'] , s. Gcog. 3:t)roI. 
 Tyrolese', Tyro'ljan, I. adj. t\)V0li^6) i W. s. 
 
 Der 3)t)roIer5 Die 3:t)roIerinn. 
 Tythe, Ty'ther, kc. vid. Ti . . . . 
 Tzar, Tzari'na, vid. Czar, Czarina. 
 
 U. 
 
 , *. (ein Selbftlaut) DaS U, u. 
 
 U. abbr. (miteinemetri(^) Q, ft. un-; U. J. D. 
 |l. utriusqxie juris doctor, doctor of both 
 laws ; alt. ft. ultimo; U. S. fl. United States; 
 U. S. A., U. S. N. ft.United States Anny,Navy. 
 
 C'berous, adj. (n).u.)frucbtbar,rcid^Ii(b,uber= 
 fluffig. [Uberflu^ 
 
 O'berty, s. (n). u.) DicgruAtbarfeit, ^iillc, Der 
 
 Cbes, St.—, .V. Geog. <SetubaI (eine|)Qfcn' 
 ftaDt^ortugalg). [Dicl)rtli(bteit. 
 
 Ubica'tion, Ubi'ety, s. DaS SBo, S^Qfttbroofein, 
 
 Cbiq'uitary, I. or Ubiq'uitous, adj. allentbdl' 
 ben jugegcn, allgegenracirtig , II. s. 1. or 
 Ubiqujta'rian , Der SSerfecbter Der !JCUgegen= 
 roart (g^rifti), 2. Der ^JCUgegenwdrtige. 
 
 Cbifq'ujty, fjbiq'ujtariness, s. DQg Ubcrallfein, 
 
 O'dal, vid. proiunc.AllodiaI.[Die7CUgegenmart. 
 
 Od'der, s. Dag Sutcr. 
 
 Ud'dered,^ac/i. ©uter Ijabj^nD, mit (Sut^crn. 
 
 Udsbiid', Udsbud'dikinsjUdsnig'gers, IJdspre'- 
 cious, &c. int. vidg. po^ SSelten! alle Xttu= 
 (enD ! Der Seufel ! [Sirbten^olj. 
 
 C'fers, A\ pi. l)alb be^auene& S^anncn* oDer 
 
 LVly', I. adj. ; 11. - jly, adv. lit. kfig. bdjli(b, 
 garfiig, wiDrig, efel^aft, fd^dnDIid^ j III. — i- 
 ness, s. Die .^df licbfeit, (^cbdnDIicbfeit. 
 
 Ckase', s. Der U!a§ (ruff. 6abinet§befe^0- 
 
 fj'Ian, vid. Hulan. 
 
 Ul'cer, s. Dag ®efc^n)ur5Der©d)n)drcn,^reb8 
 
 To Oi'cerate, v. I. n. fdirodrcn, freffen, eitern, 
 b6fe wcrDen, II. a. fd^rodren macben h mit ®c 
 J(bn)uren be^aften. [2. Dag ®ef(bn>ur. 
 
 yicera'tion, s. 1. Dag ©(bwdren, DieSiterung, 
 
 Ol'cered, adj. gefc^woren , citerig. 
 
 Ol'cerous , I. adj, tJoUcr ®cf(b»urc , l^oUcr 
 ©cbradren; citerbaft j II. — ness, *. Dcr citer* 
 
 ^bofte ^uf^anDi Dttg ©cfibmornc, Gitcrigc. 
 
 Ulciis'cle [— kus'sl] , s. Dag ficinc ®cf(bn)ur, Die 
 
 Cle'ma, *. (turf.)Ulema. [951utbc. 
 
 Cle'-tree, s. Bot. Dcr ^cDcrbarjbaum. [na^. 
 
 yiig'jnous, adj. fiblammig, fumpfig j fdjlcimig j 
 
 Ui'lage, s. Com. Dag notbigc Sluantum t>on 
 ^liifflgfcit, urn Die in einem gaffe Durd) Die 
 
 ^Secfafie cerloren gcgangene ju crfcijcn. 
 
 Ol'mjn, s. Chem. Dcr lUmin, OJJoDcr^off. 
 
 yi'na, 5. Anat. Die Glbogcnrobrc. 
 
 Ui'nsir, adj. Anat. jum ©Ibogcn gcborig. 
 
 Ol'nage, s. vid. Alnage. [Dcrrocitig, fcrncr. 
 
 Olte'rjor, adj. 1. jcnfcitigi 2. onDcrfcitig; an= 
 
 Ultjma'ta, pi. o. Ultimatum. 
 
 Ul'tlinate , I. adj. Der , Die, Dag lc|te, cnDIicbcj 
 II. s. vid. Ultimatum ; III. — ly, adv. julc^t, 
 
 ju allerle^t, f(bltepli(b, cnDlicb- 
 
 Uit.ima'tum , (Oltjma'tion) , s. Dag Ultimatum, 
 
 ^Der (SnDbefcbciD, lc|tc SSorf(blag. 
 
 Oltim'jty , s. (n. ii.) Dag 8c§tc, tufcrfte, Dcr 
 
 ^©d^luf, Dcr Ic^te 3uftanD. 
 
 Ul'tjmo, s. Com. im lc|tcn (t»crgangcncn oDcr 
 cerigcn) Womt (nid)t \m im ®cutf(bcn tcm 
 Je^ten 3:age Deg 5!Konatg gebraudjt). 
 
 Ul'tra, bef. Pol. I. adj. sum tupcrflen f(brci= 
 tenD, raDicalj II. s. Dcr Ultra, iibcr Die ^rin« 
 cipien feiner cigenen ^artci ^inauggcbcnDc. 
 
 Ol'traism, s. DcrUltraigmug, DieUbcrtrcibung. 
 
 Ultramarine', I. s. 1. Dag Ultramarin, Safurs 
 blauj 2. DerSafurftcin? II. adj. jcnfeit DcS 
 JSliivt^, augldnDifcb, iibcrfecif(^. 
 
 Ultramon'tanc , I. adj. 1. jcufcitg Dcg ®cbirs 
 
Ultr 
 
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 Una! 
 
 9c§, ubcrgcbirgigj 2. auf Stalim obcr ben 
 ^opfl bcjuglid^, ultraitiontanj II. *. ber 
 ^rembC; jenfeits Der TTlpen SSo^nenbe. 
 
 Oltramon'tanisra, *. Der UUramontttni8mu8. 
 
 Oltramun'dane, adj. liiberroeltlid^. 
 
 To Ul'ulate, V. n. (n. u.) ^eulen. [bcr SSiifc^el. 
 
 Ora'bel. s. 1. ter ©d^irmj 2. £of. bie ©oltje, 
 
 tJmbel'lar, adj. l.bolbenffirmig, f(binnfornug5 
 2. ju ciner ©olbe 9ct)6ri9; 3)oIben». 
 
 Om'beJIate, Ombella'ted , adj. 1. bebttcbt, 
 fcbirmformig, uberf(battcti 2. ^oi.inDolben, 
 in asiifcbeln n)tt(bfenb , bolbblut^ig , — plants 
 (Ombella'tae, s. pi.) JDolbengcwdife. 
 
 Cm'bellet, tJmbel'licle, *. Bot. ba§ ©oUxbcn. 
 
 Omb^lliferous, adj. Bot. ©olbcn(a5uf(bcl)trQs 
 gcnb) — plants, vid. Umbellate plants. 
 
 Cm'ber, s. 1. bie Umbcr^grbe, baSSBcrgbraun, 
 2. Ich. bictf(be5 3. Orn. bcr ge^ttubtc B6)aU 
 tenjpogcl, 4. 4= ba§ (^elmOSSifir. 
 
 To Om'ber, v. a. (n. XL.) bunfel fdrbcn, brdu= 
 nen? u-ed, p. a. bef. /fer. bunFel gejeicbnct, 
 
 ^bunfcl [(j^attirt, gebrdunt 
 
 Dmbil'jc , — cal , adj. Ariat. jum ?tabel gc^6= 
 rig,3tabcl=j - chord, bic3^-f(bnur 5 — hernia, 
 bcr 3?-bru(bi — point. Math, ber aSrenn* 
 punFt ciner frummcn Siniej — scissors, pi. 
 eine ®(^erc pm ^bfcbneibcn ber ^ fcbnur ^ — 
 Yessels, 1. Anat. 9^-gefdfej 2. Bot. ber ««-= 
 flrong) — worm, Med. ber S'J-iDurm. 
 
 Ombil'icate , tJmbil'icated , adj. 1. nabelf6r= 
 
 ^migi 2. mit einem kabel, genabclt. 
 
 Um'bles, vid. Nombles. 
 
 Om'bo, s. bic 95udfel, @rbc)bung. 
 
 Umbol'djlite, s. Min. ber ^umbolbtitit^. 
 
 Cm'bra, s. Ich. ber Umbcrftf(b. 
 
 Cm'brage, s. 1. bcr <Sdbatten, bag Saubbacb j 
 2. ber ©(3()ein, SBorroanbj 3. ber SSerbacbt, 
 :j(rgn)obnj 4. ber'^Cnflof^^rger, to take — 
 (at . . .) , ^nftop ne^mcn (an) : 1. fd^eu mer* 
 ben (Por)5 SSerbad^t fcbSpfen (bei . . •) i 2. fid^ 
 
 ^beleibigt finben (burdb) , itbcl nel/mcn. 
 
 Cmbra'geous, I. adj. fcbattig, fd^dtterireid^ 5 II. 
 
 ^- ness, s. ba§ ©(^attige. 
 
 Ombrat'ic — cal, adj. 1. tl)pif(b, finnbilblicbj 
 
 ^2.f(battig; bun!cl5 3.(n).u.) (i(itf(bcu,cerfle(ft. 
 
 Om'bratile, adj. l.fcbattig, im @d>attcn lie= 
 
 ^genb, bun!el5 2. unforperlicb. •- '' ' 
 
 Cmbrel'la, s. ber (9tegch-)<Sd^irm5 ^ palm, 
 bie ©(birmpalmc , — rutiner , ber "Jfiiffti&icbe* 
 ring (on einem ©cbitme) ^ — stick , bet (Stodf 
 eincS ® (birmed 5 — tree, :Botber Sflegenf(birm= 
 
 Ombriere', *.bQ8SSifiram|)etme. " [bttum. 
 
 Ombriferous, adj. (Sd^atten werfenb. 
 
 Ombrfts'jty, s. (n>. ii.) bic B6)attiQMt. 
 
 Cm'brous, adj. f(battig. 
 
 Om'pjrage, s. I. bQ§ S)ber=S(bieb§rid^teromt5 
 
 2. bie obcrf(bicb§ri(btcrli(be entf(bcibung, bcr 
 (<S(bieb§0®pru(b. 
 
 Om'pire, .v. ber S^bcrf(bieb&ri(btcr, Sbmann. 
 
 To Dm'pire, v. a. (n. it.) qI§ S)bmann cntf(bei« 
 
 Um'while, adv. pormalg, iDcilanb. [ben. 
 
 Un- , insep. partic. bcm Dcutfii^cn un«, nicbt, 
 :c. cntfpre(benbi bei bcrScitbtigfcit biefcr3u» 
 fammcnfe^ung gcniigt c§ bie gcwo^nlitbften 
 l)icr ansufiiljrcn u. fonft ttuf bie cinfacbcn SB6r= 
 tcr su scrrocifenj pgl. Qutb Fiiii^d's Compi. 
 Diet. ; — abased, ungebcmut^igtj — abashed, 
 unbcfcbdmt, obnc ©d^om, — abated, uniH'r- 
 minbert5 - able, l . unfd[)ig j 2. fcbwaj]^, h<x\U 
 Io§5 — accented, oljnc Sonjcidjcn , ni(bt ac= 
 centuirt, acccntlo^, — acceptable, ni(btan5u= 
 ne^mctt, unonncbmbar, unangenc^m 5 — ac- 
 commodated, uncingcri(btet, :c.} — accom- 
 modating, 1. unnad^giebig,unbiegfam5 2.nn» 
 gcfdUig j — accompanied, unbcglcitctj — 
 accomplished, 1. uni^oUenbctj 2. uncrfiillt j 
 3. j?g-. ungcbilbCt, — accountable , 1. unfcr* 
 antnjortlicb , uuab^dngig, fciner 7fuffi(^t un^ 
 tcrroorfcnj 2. uncrfldrbar, fonbcrbar , felt' 
 famj — accredited , nitbt bcglaubigt, k.j - 
 accustomed, 1. nicbt gcmo^nt (to , an); 2. 
 ungemo^nlid^, neu j - acidulated, ungefduert --, 
 
 — acknowledged, 1. nit^tancrfanntj 2. ni(bt 
 eingeftanbcn, ungef^anben j — acknowledging, 
 uncr!enntli(b ) — acquaintance, bie Unbc< 
 fanntf(baft, UnFunbc, Uncrfa^rcn^eitj — ac- 
 quainted, unbcfannt, unfunbig, uncrfatjren j 
 ni(bt gewo^nt (with, an)? — acted, unaug= 
 gefiibrt, ungefcbdjcnj — acted dramatists, tic 
 ©ramatifer, welcbc nidit fiir bicSSii^nc fdjrci* 
 ben ober beren ©titcfe fcrnjorfcn roorben finb; 
 
 — adjusted, unabgcmatbt j — adjusted claims. 
 Com. unflare , unregufirte ^orbcrungen 5 — 
 admittable, unjutdfftg; — admonished, un= 
 ermabnt, ungcroarntj — adorned, ungcsicrt, 
 ungcfcbmiicft , f(bmucflo§} — adulterate. — 
 adulterated , uni>crfdlf(bt , e(i^t , rein ? — ad- 
 vertised, unangejeigt, ic; — advisable, un= 
 rat^fam, unrdt^(i(b i — advised , 1 . unbebad)t« 
 fam, unoorfi(btig) 2. unbcba(bt, oorftbncli, 
 Zaftig, unberat^cnj 3.unoorfd§Ii(b i— aerated, 
 nid)t fo^tenfauer, nicbt mit ^oblenfdurc iht« 
 bunben J — affected, 1. unberii^rt, unbetrofs 
 fen, ni(btbe^aftct5 2. un'gcrutjrt) unbcnjcgt; 
 
 3. unbefangen, ungcFunfteit, unt?erfteUt, na= 
 turli(b, offen, aufricbtig 5 — affectionate, nci= 
 gungSloS, unbcroegt? — agitated , unerfcbut= 
 tcrt, :c.5 — agreeable, nicbt libercinftim* 
 mcnb, nid^t paffcnb/ unpaffcnb , untcrtrdgli* 
 (to, mit...), unangcmeffcn , unftbicflicbj — 
 aided, ^uIf(o§, ununterfiu|t, obne ©cifianb; 
 the — aided eye, ba§ unbcWOffncft TCugcj 
 
Unai 
 
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 Unbe 
 
 — aiming, ni(^t jiclenb, o^nc befont)cre§ 3iel, 
 unobfid^tUd^, o^ne SSejugj — aired , ungeliifs 
 tct, ungetrorfnet 5 — alienable, u/rf. Inalien- 
 able; — alienated, unocraupert, 2C.; — al- 
 lied , 1. unocrbunt)en , unocrbunbctj 2. of)nc 
 (bcf. md(i^tige)S5erroanbtc5 3. ni6^U ©emeins 
 fames ^abenD, unglci(^artig j — allowable, 
 unjulafftg, unerloubt? — allowed, uncrlaubt, 
 unfltatt^aftj — alloyed, o^nc Scifa§, unx^er= 
 fe^t, un»ermtf(^t j — alterable, unroanbclbar, 
 unocrdnberlid^, unabdnbcrlid^ 5 — altered, un 
 ocrdnbert J — ambiguous , md)t boppelftnnig, 
 flar, unbcsroeifcltj - ambitious, i . o^ne e^r* 
 gcij, ni(^t c()rfud^tig 5 2. niti^t begicrig, 3. an= 
 fpru(^§lo8, einfod^, W^ti — amiable, unlie* 
 benSmiirbig 5 — amused , otjnc Unterl)altung, 
 unterf)aItung8Io§ , gelangwcittj —amusing, 
 ~ amusive, frorfen, nid^t anjie^enb, nid()t un^ 
 tcr^altcnbj — analogical, — analogous, ni(i)t 
 analog, und^nlic^, - analyzed, unaufgelofetj 
 
 — anchored, 1. ungcanfcrt, nic^t oor ^nfer, 
 2. anferIo§ ? — animalized , nid^t in t^icrif(bc 
 S^eiUoemanbcIt, nid^t affimilirt (j. 35. gcs 
 noffcne ©peife)j-animated, unbefeclt, lebIo§. 
 
 OnanTm'ity, s. bic Ginmut^igfcit, Gintrad^t. 
 
 Onan'fmous, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. einmutt)ig, 
 einfKmmig^ III. — ness, s. bie Ginmut^igf eit, 
 (<Stimmen=)@in^eUigfeit. 
 
 On-, comp.(c/.Un-, p. 760) — answerable, 1. 
 unbeantraortlid^, unroibcrlegbar, unmiberlcg^ 
 lid) i 2.unoerantn)ortIi(^3 —answered, l.unbe= 
 antnjortctj 2. unroiberlegt j 3. uncrwiebcrt , - 
 apocryphal, nid^t apofrtjp^ifd^ , fanonif(bc8 
 Tfnfe^en ^abenb j — appalled, unerf(brocfen, 
 fur(§tlo&;— apparent, unfic^tbar, bunfelj — 
 appealable, feineS5erufung(aufe.^6^crnOtic^= 
 ter) sulajfcnb j— appeasable, nic^t su befanfti= 
 gcnj unperfo^nlic^ 3— appeased, unbefdnftigt, 
 2C.)— applauded, unbe!Iatf(^t, o^neSeifaU,un= 
 geru^mtj — applied, unangeraonbt, i;u md^t§ 
 ©Cfonberemoerrocnbct,— applied funds or mo- 
 ney, Com.tobte gapitaltcn, miif ige ® elber 3 - 
 apposite, unangemeffen/ unpaffenb 3 — appre- 
 ciated, nid^t geat^tet, ungefd^d|t, unbcaitet, 
 
 — apprehended, 1. unoerflanben , nit^t be= 
 ^ griffen, :c. 5 2. nid^t befiirdbtct, ungcfurcbtct, 
 '—apprehensible, unbcgrciflid^j — appre- 
 hensive, 1. md^tbegrcifenb/O^neaSegriff; cm= 
 WSlo&i 2. unbeforgt, forgloS, arglos^ — 
 approachable (— approached), unsugdngltd^, 
 Unna^bar? — appropriated, 1, vid. — ap- 
 plied; 2. unangmicfen , noc^ nid^t oergebcn, 
 bcm iBtaaU ge^orig (t)on Sdnbcrcicn), — ap- 
 proved, ungcbinigt, nid^t gebiUigf, 2c. 3 — 
 apt, I. adj.; II. — aptly, adv. l.mttud^tig, 
 untouglic^j 2. ungcf(^i(!t,unnu§3 3. unpaf= 
 
 fcnb, unangemeffen 5 4. unfd^ig 5 5. ntc^t gc-- 
 ncigt) III. -aptness, — aptitude, s, 1. bie 
 Untiid^tigfeit, Untouglidjfcit, 2. bic Ungc= 
 f(bicftl)cit, @tumpf^dt,!Dummt)cit3 3.bicUn« 
 fd()igfeit3 4. bic TCbncigung, bcr SBibcrraillcj 
 
 — arched, ungcnj6lbt3 — armed, 1. unbc= 
 maffnct, n)c^rIo§3 2. ol)nc ©d^ilbcr , ^laucn, 
 <Stad)cln, k. (Pon 3:()icrcn unb pfl^inscn), — 
 arrayed, I. unbcflcibctj 2. ungcorbnctj — 
 articled, ni(^t in lixtihl abgcfapt, 2c. 3 — ar- 
 tistlike, unfiinftlcrifd^ 3— asked, 1 ungcfragt 3 
 2. ungcforbert3- aspiring, ni^t aufftrcbcnb, 
 ol)ne (Sl)rgeij, anfprud^§lo§, cinfac^, fd^li(^t3 
 
 — assailable, unangrcifbar3 — assisted, ot)nc 
 Sciftanb, l)ulf(o§ 3 — assuming, nid^t anma* 
 fenb, unanma^li(^, bcfd^cibcn, anfpru(^§los 3 
 
 — atonable , unabbupbar3 — attainable, un= 
 crreid^bar3 — attempted, untcrfu^t 3 — at- 
 tended, 1. unbeglcitet, allcin3 2. oj^nc^fn* 
 ^ang3 3. ungcpflcgt, 2c. 3 4. i>crlaj|cn, unbc« 
 mcrft3 — attended to , t?crnod^ldffigct3 — at- 
 tested, o()nc3cugnip, unbc5cugt3 — .attracted, 
 nicbt angejogen. 
 
 C'nau, s. Zool. ta^ jiDcifingcrigc ^autt^icr. 
 
 Un-, comp. (c/.Un-, p. 760) —augmented, 1. 
 unocrmc^rt, uni}ergr6fert3 2. Gram, o^ne 
 ^ugment3 — authentic, 1. nid^t cd^t3 2.nid)t 
 oerbiirgt, unocrburgt3 —authenticated, un 
 \)erburgt3-authorized, unbccoUmd(^tigt, un= 
 befugt, unbcrcd^tigt3— available, l.unnu^^uu' 
 bicnlid^, »crgeblid^3 2. (rcd^t§)ungultig 3 - 
 availableness,bic3^U|lof[gfcit;S5crgcbIid!)Fciti 
 —avenged, arf/.ungcrdd^tj unbeftraft 3— avail- 
 ing, md)U ()clfcnb, unnii§3 — avoidable, un= 
 0Crmciblid^3 — aware, ar/j. , — awarcs (at — 
 awares), ar/o.un))crfc()cn§, uncrwartct^unoer- 
 mut^ct, plo^lid^j - awed, nid^t in ^urt^t gcs 
 ^alten, oljne^urd^t, furd^tloS, oljne ©d^cuj 
 
 — azotised, nid^t f^itf floff^altig , o^nc ©ticf* 
 floff3 — balanced, 1. unabgcroogcn; 2. aupcr 
 bcm ® leid^gcTOid^t 3 o^nc ®. 3 3. vid. -settled. 
 T. 6); To — bale. Com. (SBaarcn) au§* 
 pacfcn 3 To — ballast. Mar. bc§ 95aUoftc§ ent * 
 labcn 5 — baptized, ungctauft 3 To — bar, cnt* 
 riegeln, aufricgeln, loSgittcrn, 6ffncn3 — bar 
 barised, ccrfittlidfet, gcfittigt, cultiinrt3 — 
 barbed, 1. o^nc SBibcrt)afcn 3 2. abgcfd)int, 
 unbcbccet3 — bashful, uni^crfc^dmt, fc^amloSj 
 
 — bearable , uncrtrdg(i(b 3 — bearded , adj. 
 unbdrtig , bartIo§3 — bearing, nit^t tragcnb, 
 unfrud^tbar3 — beaten, 1. ungcfii^Iogcn3 2. 
 unbctrctcn , ungcba^ht (^. cincm SBcg)3 - 
 beauteous, —beautiful, nid^t ft^on 3 — becom- 
 ing, ungcjicmcnb, unonfldnbig,unf(^icfIi(b3 
 To — bed, (fl(^) Qu§ bcm aScttc cr^cbcn3 ou$ 
 bcm 35. jagen 3 — befitting, ungcjicmcnb , un* 
 
Unbe 
 
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 Unbr 
 
 fdi^idlic^, - befriended, unbefrcunbet, freunbs 
 lo&, o^ne greunb, :c. j To — beget, ungeborcn 
 mac^en, beSSafcinS beraubcn) — begot,— 
 begotten, 1. ungcjeugt; uncrjcugt, 2. o^ne 
 ^nfang, croigi To — beguile, vid. To — de- 
 ceive; — begun, unangefangenj — beheld, 
 unerbliift, ungefe^en j — belief, 1. ba§ 3Jiif= 
 trauen j 2. ber Unglaube, 3!}lifglaubc, tie 3^^= 
 religiofitdtj To — believe, 1. nid^t traucn, 
 miptrauen, 2. nid^t glaubcn, nid^t fiirnjaljr 
 ^alten, — believer, s. ber UnglQubigc, — 
 believing, ungldubigi — beloved, ungcliebt. 
 To — bend, v. ir. n. 1. abfpannenj 2. lofen, 
 loSbinbcn , befreien j 3. Mar. a) (bie ©egel) 
 abfc^lagen, »on ben9lQaen (;erabne^menj b) 
 (btt& TCnfertau) »omln!emng loSmad^en? 4. 
 entfrdften, erf^Iaffen, [(biDdd^enj to — bend 
 one's mind, auSru^en, fi(t> er^olenj — bend- 
 ing, p. a. 1. abfpanncnb , jc J 2. bcr(Srt)o= 
 lung gewtbmet, er()olung8=j 3. unbicgfani, 
 unnad^gicbig, ^artnactig, fcftj 4. entfc^Ioffen, 
 
 — beneficed, ot)ne ^frfinbc, unbepfrunbct j — 
 benefited, unbegunftigt) — benetted, ni(^t 
 bcftricft, untjerflricftj -benevolent, ungiitig; 
 ic. 5 — benighted, * o()ne ^a6)t, unumm^Ut, 
 unotrbunfeltj — benign , ungiitig, bosmllig, 
 bo8^aft 5— beknown,u2//g:. I. adj. unbehnntj 
 II. s. bcr Unbcfannte j — bent, pret. & p. j). 
 ».To - bend ; To— benum(b), auS bcr ©rftar^ 
 rung bringen, auft^aucn , crrodrmcn, bd^en j 
 
 — beseeming, ungejiemcnb, unanfldnbig, un= 
 fd^icf li(^, ungebu^rli(^ 5 — beseemingness, bic 
 Unanftdnbigfeit, Unfd)i(!Ud()f eit j To — besot, 
 fluger macbcn, roi^igen}— besought, unerfuc^t, 
 ungebeten, freiroiUig 5 — bespoken, unbefteUt, 
 niit perabrebet, — bestarred, nid^t gefiirnt, 
 fternenlog j — bestowed, unoergeben, unoer= 
 fugt, unoerl)anbelt5 — bewailed, unbeflagt, 
 unbcroeint. To — bewitch, entjaubcrn, To- 
 bias, SSorurt^cilc bcne^men, unparteiifdl) ma* 
 d^en? — bias(8)ed, uncingenommen, unbcfan= 
 gen, unparteiifd) j — bias(s)edness, bic SSor* 
 urt^eilSlofigfcitj — bid, — bidden, adj. l.un* 
 ^e^eifen, ungcforbert, unbefo^lcn, frciroiUigi 
 2. ungebeten, ungelabenj — bigoted, 1. ni6)t 
 abcrgldubigj 2. o^nc blinb c TCn^dnglid^f eit, 
 umocrblcnbetj To — bind, v. ir. a. 1. au[bin= 
 bcn,lo&binben,abbinben) 2. entbinben,lo= 
 fen, To — bishop, bie SBifd^of^roiirbe berQU= 
 ben, entfe^en^- bit, adj. ungebif en j To — 
 bit, 1. bag (Sebif ne^men, abjdumen, entsdu* 
 men j 2. Mar. (ba§ "KnfertQU) oon ber SBdting 
 ne^men, — bitted, ungejd^mt,sugcno§5~ 
 blamable, — blamed, untabel^aft, tabello^, 
 
 — blasted , uncerroelft ? unoerroelflid^ ,♦ - 
 bleached , ungcblei^t , rol^ 5 — blemishable, 
 
 unbcfledfbor, libcr ®c^mdl)ungcn cvt)aben} - 
 blemished, — blenched, unbcflcrftj — blench- 
 ing, unerfdjrocfenj — blest, 1. ungcfcgnct, 
 perrud^t, »erflu(^tj 2. ungliicflic^ , clcnb 5 3. 
 unbcgabt 5 —blighted, l.ni(^toerborbcn,K.5 
 2. fig. ungetniibt, ungeftortj To — blind, l. 
 fet)cnb mod^cn, 2.fi^. crlcud^ten, auffldrcn j— 
 bloody, 1. or — blooded , — bloodied , un^ 
 blutig, nid^t mit S3lut bcfleift j 2. nic^t blut= 
 burftig, nid^tgraufam 5 — blossoming, Fcin»^ 
 asiiLit^cn trogenb j — blotted, unbcflcctt, k. , — 
 blown, unaufgcblul)t, jc. 5— blushing, l.nid^t 
 err6tt)cnb} 2. fd^amlo§j — boastful, bcfd)ci= 
 ben, nic^t rul)mrcbig 5 — bodied, unforpcr* 
 li(b, entforpcrt, forperloS, — boiled, unge= 
 fod^t. To - bolt, ttufriegcln, cntricgein, 6jT« 
 nenj — bolted, l. oufgcriegclt, uni^crricgclt, 
 offenj 2. ungebeutelt, grob, 3.7Zg.ungcfd?lif= 
 fenj To — bone, v. a. bic »ffnod)cn ncl)mcn 
 QU§ ..., ausbcincn j — boned, Qu^gcbcint, bein= 
 loSj — bonneted, o^nc 9)Ju§e obcr Jtappc, 
 o^nc ^ut, unbebccft, — bookish, l. fcincn 
 ficfcfleip bcri^enb, nid^t suaSiid^crngcneigt, 
 2. unbelefen, ungcleljrtj — booted, ungcflie* 
 felt J To — border, v. a. pen (©troag) ben 
 Sflanb,@aum, bic SSortc abnc^mcn, abtrcnncn, 
 Qbftreifen J — bordered, adj. o^nc Stanb, un= 
 gefdumt, uneingefaptj — born' [or un'bom], 
 1. ungcboren 5 2. fig. juMnftig j — borrowed, 
 1. uncrborgt, cigcnt^fimlid^, cigcn j 2. unpcr^ 
 fdlft^t, ccbt. To — bosom , V. a. lofcn : 1. 6ff= 
 nen, cntbecfcn, pcrtraucnj 2. frcicn 2auf laf' 
 fen, ausfc^iittcn 5 — bottomed, 1. bobcnlo§, 
 grunbloSj 2. o^nc fcflc Btix^e, lofe, unjupcr* 
 Idffig j — bought, ungefQuftj o()nc Adufcr j— 
 bound, l.pret.&p.p. pon To Unbind; II. adj. 
 ungcbunbcn, loS, roH^-^u(^ern)j— bound- 
 ed, unbcgrenjtj — bounteous, ungiitigj un= 
 grofmut^ig^ To —bow, 1. abfpanncnj 2. 
 (eincn Gntfd^lup) aufgcbcn, — bowed, 1. 
 nid^t gcbogen, ungefriimmt, 2. fig. ungc* 
 beugt J To — bowel, au?.n)cibcn j To — box, 
 (au§ eincr ©d^ad^tcl, K.)ne^mcn, ^crau§ncl)» 
 men? To — boy, (ju friit); jum OJJannc crfld» 
 ren, fur frei (PoUid^rig) crfldrcn, urn n)c^r= 
 l)aft p mad)cn , To —brace, lo^ madE)cn, fdjiaff 
 madden, lofcn, aufbinbcn, auffc^nallcn, auf» 
 fd^niiren, aufPnopfen? auffoppcln? —braced 
 drnms,gebdmpftc3;rommcln5 To —braid, 1. 
 auffled^tcn^ 2.cntn)irren5 To — breast, (fcin 
 ^crs) augf^utten, 6jfncn,PcrtrQucn5— breath- 
 ed, 1. ungeat^meti 2. jtg. ungciibt, unabgc* 
 rid^tct, — breathing, Qt()cmloS, unbcfcdtj - 
 bred, l.un^6fli(b, fd^Icd^t crsogcn, ungcjogcn, 
 uncrjogen} 2.unfunbig, uncrfa|rcnj— breech- 
 ed, 1. Hcnloa, o{;nc |)ofcn5 2. Gun. o^nt 
 
Unbr 
 
 763 
 
 Unco 
 
 S(^wansf(^raube j —brewed, unoermif(3^t, 
 rein, ec^tj — bribed, unbe|]tO(^en 5 To— bridle, 
 iibjaumcn) — bridled, adj. 1. abgejQumt, un= 
 gejaumti 2. Jig. ungejd^mt, jugelloS, Qu&gc= 
 la^en 5 — broke , — broken , 1. ungcbrod^en, 
 ic-,QCini,un^sxU^ti 2. ununteriod^t, unge* 
 f^wdd^tj 3. ungejd^mt 5 — brotherly, unbru 
 \iQxli6) J — bruised , ungequetfc^t, unoerle^t, 
 unoernjunbetj To — buckle, Quff(^naUcn,lo8= 
 f^naUen, abgurteitj To — build, einreipen, 
 serftorcn 5 — built, ungebaut 5 To — bung, auf^ 
 fpiinben 5 To — burden, entbiirfcen, entlal)en, 
 €rlei(3^tern } — buried , unbcgraben 5 — burn- 
 ing, m(^t brennenb; bronMog? — burned, 
 
 — burnt, 1. ungebranntj 2. unoerbrannt. 
 To — bury, aufgrab en, auSgraben 5 — busied, 
 
 — busy, ungefd^dftig, unbefd^dftigt, miifig , 
 To — button, auffnopfen) To — cage, QHg 
 «ncm ^dfig oDer ©efdngnip befreien, — cal- 
 cined, uncalcinirt, nid^t oerfalft, — c lead, 
 ber asieiftein i — called , ungerufen, :c. j — c. 
 for, unocrlangtj unnot^igj — candid, (bef. 
 Pari.) unaufrif^tig, nid^tbiefeer, unreblid^, 
 Derftelltj - canonical, un!anonif(^ 5 — cano- 
 pied,, o^ne ©ecfe, — canvassed, ungepriift, 
 unerortertj To -cap, 1. t»ie5»iu|e abnel)men' 
 con . . o 2. oifnen (e. lOitx); To —cape, (SA.) 
 mB I). aSau tr eiben j — camate, nid^t fleifd^lid^ j ; 
 
 — carpeted, o^ne ISeppid^ , unbel)edft,unbe*| 
 kqto To — case , 1. quS Um gutterale , bem! 
 Ubersuge, 2C. ne^mcn, 2. QuSjie^en, entHei=j 
 ben 5 S.abjie^en, Qb[)duten, obbalgen^ to— casei 
 goods, vid. To Unbale; — catechised, 1. ni6)t\ 
 fatec^ifirt, 2. ununtcrrid^tetj — caught, un=| 
 gefangen, frei5 — caused, unoerurfad^t, nid^t; 
 »eranlaptj — ceasable, — ceasing, m6)t QUf=! 
 ^orenb, fortnjd^renb, unauf^orlic^ 5 — ceiled, 
 ungctdfelt 5 — celebrated, ungefeiert) — ce- 
 lestial, nie^t ^immlifd^, (joUifd^, — censura- 
 ble, untabcl^aftj — censured, ungetabelt, un= 
 befrittelt) To— centralize, becentraliflren, 
 
 — ceremonious, 1. einfad^, fd^Iid^tj 2. o^ne 
 Umfldnbe, — certain , 1. unftd^er, ungemif, 
 jn)eifeU)aft5 2. unfldt (oon einem ^fertje)^ 
 Com-*. — certain debts , unfxd)ere, fc^le^te 
 ©(^ulbcn J — c. price, ber unbeftdnbige SBcrt^,! 
 bie cerdnberlid^e SSaluta,— certainty, 1. bie 
 Ungemif^eit, 3njeifet^aftigfeit3 2. bQ§ Unge*j 
 wilTe? To — chain, entfeffelttj — changeable, 
 unoerdnberlid^ 5— changed, 1. unoerdnbertj 
 2. unoerdnbcrlid^ 5— changing, fxc^ nid^t dn= 
 bernb , Wed^fclloS 5 To — charge , {Sh.) logs 
 ober fte{fpred)eni To — charm, entjaubern, 
 —chartered, o^ne S5orred}te, bef. o^nceigene 
 Segi&Iatur }— chaste, unfeufd^, unjiid^tig, un* 
 lauter, unrein 5 — chastity, bie Unfeufd)^eitJ 
 
 UnlQUterfeit, — checked, unge^emmt, u.j 
 
 — cheerful, unluflig , niebergefd^logen, trau- 
 rig, buffer, — cheery, tangroeilig, unbeljag* 
 lid^, unerquidflid^j — chipt, ungefd^dlt (un» 
 gerofpelt, com ^drbeljols)) To — christian, 
 jum Und^riftcn mad()en, entt^rifiUt^en, — 
 christian , und)rijtli(i 3 To — christianize, 
 com (^rifjlid^en ©lauben abwenbenj To — 
 church, in ben Jtirc^cnbann tt)un, Don ber 
 
 Jird^Iid^en ©emeine QU5fd)(icf en. 
 
 Un'cial, I. s. ber Uncialbud^|ltabe3 II. adj. mit 
 
 ^Unciolbuc^ftaben gefc^rieben, UnciQl=. 
 
 Un'cinate, adj. Bot. ^afenformig. 
 
 Un-, comp. — circumcised, unbefd^nitten j— 
 circumcision, bie 3?id^tbef(^neibung, Unbe« 
 fd^nitten^cit,— civil , unJ)ofIid^, unartig, un* 
 gebilbet, ro^j— civilization, ))ii Unculturj— • 
 claimed, nid^t geforbert, jc.j — clarified, un* 
 gefldrt, ungeldutcrtj To — clasp, lo&^aFen, 
 Quf^afcn, Quf^efteltt, offnen, — classic, — 
 
 ^classical, unclaffifc^. 
 
 Un'cle, s. ber Snfel, ^^eim. 
 
 Un-, comp. (c/.Un-, p. 760) — clean, 1. unrein, 
 unfauberj 2.funb^ofti 3.unfcufd^,un(auter5 
 
 — cleanly [klen'—] , adj. 1. unreinli4)5 2.un- 
 fldtig J— cleanable, nic^t jureinigen^ —clean- 
 liness, 1 . b .Unrcinlid^f eit j 2. b .Unf eufd^^eitj- 
 cleanness, l.bicUnreinigfeit, Unfauberfeit, 2. 
 bie Unlauterfeit, Unf eufd^^eit^-cleared. Com. 
 unabgema(^t, nid^t abgeftilofeuj To — clew, 
 l08n)icfeIn,QUfI6fenjTo-clinch(To-clench), 
 (bie geballt geroefene §auft) offnen , To-clog, 
 entlofien, entlcbigen, bcfreien jTo — cloister, 
 au& bem Jtlofter ne^men, entlebigen, loSfper* 
 ren, befreien? To — close, 1. Offnen 5 2. vid. 
 To Disclose ; — closed, 1. md^t burd^ ^dunc, 
 2C. getrennti 2. off en? To — clothe, 1. ent« 
 fleiben,au&3ie^en5 2.entbI6pen, au^plunbernj 
 
 — clothed, unbefleibet. To — cloud, 1. aufs 
 ^ellen i 2. fig. auf^eiteruj — clouded , — 
 cloudy, 1. unbe»6lft, roolfenlo&j 2. fig. ^ei* 
 ter. To — clutch . 1. offnen, Qufmaien (bif 
 4)anb)5 2. au§ ben^Iauenreipen, loS^raUenj 
 
 — CO, fd^Ott. fiir — commonly ; — coagulable, 
 ni(^t gerinnbar 5— coated, 1. unbefleibet, 2. 
 o^ne ^ber^aut j To — cock, ■«. a. 1. ben |)Q^n 
 (am <S(^ic^=®e»e^re) in Olu{>e fe|en , 2. Io§» 
 frdmpen, abfrdmpen (einen |)ut)5— cocked, 
 1. mit nic^t gefpanntem ^a^n (0. <25d^ie^®es 
 me^ren) 5 2. nid^t aufgcf rempt , To — coif, ent* 
 i)ttuben, bie |)aube (5Ku|e) abnel)men, ah' 
 reifen 5— coifed, unbe^oubt. To — coil, ab* 
 roirfeln, ou& einanber raidteln, abroUcnj — 
 coined, 1. ungemiinjt, ungeprdgt^ 2. fig. 
 n)a{)rl)aft, unoerfteUt, — coloured, 1. unge* 
 fdrbt, farblo&j 2. fig. ungefd^minftj— come- 
 
Unco 
 
 764 
 
 Uncu 
 
 Hnesg, Viz Unjicrlic^f eit, :c.} — comely, un* 
 jicrlid^, jc.j — comfortable, 1. untroftUd^, 
 troftloSj 2. ^ulfloS, traurig? 3. unerfr«juli(^, 
 anangcne^m, unbequem, unbe^ogliti^ , ungc= 
 md(^ltd^ j 4. ungemut^Iid^, un^eimli^ , — com 
 fortableness, bie Untrofltli^f eit , 2C.)— com- 
 manded, unbefo^Ien, niit oorgert^rieben^jcj 
 
 — commissioned, 1. ni(t>tbcauftragt} 2. o^ne 
 Tfmt, unbeamtet j — common, adj. — com 
 monly, arfu. 1. ungewo^nlitbi 2. ungcmein, 
 
 - communicable, &c. vid. in In . . . ; — com 
 pact, uncompact, nid^itbirj^t, lodCcrj — com- 
 plaisant , ungcfallig , un^oflic^ , unortig j — 
 complying, unna(t)giebig ? — compounded, 
 unsufammengefe|t, einfac^ 5— compromising, 
 unnad^giebig 5 — conceived , niit gcbocbt, 
 nit^t eingcbilbet, la — concern, t>ie<Sorg= 
 lo[\^Mt, Unbefangen^eit, ®ela|Ten^eit,Olu^e, 
 (SIei(bgultig!eit 5— concerned, forgIo8, unbi- 
 fongen, glcicbgultig, unbefummertj— concern - 
 edness, bie ®leid^gultig!eit , Unbefangcn= 
 ^eitj— concocted, unioerbaut) — condemned, 
 imocrbammt,— conditionable,unumf(^rdnftj 
 
 — conditional, unbebingt, abfolutj — con- 
 fidential, unsuoerfitbtlid^ 5 — confined, unbe= 
 grenjt, ^c, — confirmed, unbej^dtigt, 2c. 5— 
 conformable, ungleifbformig , 2c. 5 — con- 
 formed, unQngepa^t,2C. j — conformity, bie 
 Unangemeffen^eit, Ungemd^^eit, Ungleic^^eiti 
 
 — confutable, unwiberleglid^, — congeal- 
 able, ni6)t gcfrierbar, 2c. 5 — congealed, unge= 
 frorcn, ungeronnen J— congenial, nid^tglei(b= 
 geftimmti — conjugal, une^elit^, ni^te^c- 
 ftanbsmdpig) — connected, unoerbunben, 
 Sufammen^ang§lo§j —conniving, unna(^ft^= 
 tig,m{^tna(bfe^cnb j — conquerable, uniibcrs 
 »inbli(^5 — conscionable, adv. 1. ungcmif= 
 fcn^aft, geroiffenloS j 2. unbiUigj 3. vwig. 
 dbcrtricben, unge^euer^ — conscious, unbe= 
 wuptj — consented to, bem man ni6ithii' 
 tvitt, uncingewiaigt) — consolidated, l.un= 
 oerbi(3(>tct} 2. unfunbirt (0. ctner BtaaU' 
 f(^u!l))j — consonant, unglei^flimmig,un5 
 gcmdf, abn>ei(j^enb5 — constitutional, uncon= 
 fUtutionell, oerfaffungSroibrig 5 — constitu- 
 tionality , bie S5erfaffung8n>ibrigfeit j — con- 
 strainable, un(bc)5n)ingbar, unsd^mbar, un= 
 cinfd^rdnfbarj — constrained, ungcjwungen, 
 :c. 5 — constraint , bic Ungeswungen^cit, 2Co* 
 
 — consulting, unubcrlegt, unoorfititig 5 — 
 consumed, uniocrje^rt, 2C.j — contemnable, 
 ttni5crd(J^tUd^ J — contemned, unoerttd^tetj 
 
 — contended, unbejlrittenj — c.for, morum 
 raon nic^t ftreitetj — contented, unjufrieben} 
 
 — contested, 1. unbeflrittenj 2. unbeftreits 
 bar, augenf(beinU(bj — contradicted, bcm 
 
 nid)t »ibcrfpro(^en »irb , unbeftrittcn 5 — 
 contrite , ungerfnirfc^t , rcueloS, —control- 
 lable, l.unlenfbar, unbdnbig, milb j 2. unwis 
 bcrfte^U(b,unabn)enbbar3 3. unwiberlegbar, 
 unbcftrcitborj — controlled, 1. ungesroun* 
 gen, ununterroorfenj 2. unbefc^rdnft , 3. Quf= 
 fic^tsioS 5 — controverted, unbcf^ritten, un= 
 angefocbtenj — conversant, nid)t \)ertrQut, 
 nid^t funbigj — converted, unbefel)rt, 2c. 5 
 
 — convinced, uniiberjeugti To — cord, log* 
 binbcn, abbinben,oufbinben, QUflofen, (ein 
 ^acfet) Quffd^niireni To — cork , entforfen 5 
 
 — coroneted, 1. o^neSBapenfrone(md&tgea= 
 belt) 5 2. *o{)nc^ranSj — corporeal, &c. md. 
 In . . . ; To — couch. Sport, (ein ©(bwcin) 
 0U& bem Sager aufjagen, ouftreiben,— count- 
 ed, ungejd^It 5 — counterfeit, m(bt natbgcs 
 mtt(bt, uncerfdlft^tj To— couple, 1. loS!op> 
 peln, loSbinben, 2. abfpannen , trennen ? — 
 coupled, 1. einjein, lebig j 2. unpermd()lt5— 
 courteous, un^6fli(b / unartig, ungefdlligj— 
 courtly, un^6fif(^ , 2C. , — couth , 1. feltfom, 
 rounberlid^, fonberbar, ungeroo^nlitb) 2. oer= 
 f e^rt, unjicmlic^ i 3. grob, rot), raut) , — couth- 
 ness, bic<Seltfamfeit, 2c. — covenanted, nid)t 
 gelobt, bef. Theol. burd^ feine§ ber (bibl.) 
 S^eftamente oerfpro^en. To— cover, 1. auf* 
 becfcn, blof en, entblfipcn^ 2.entfleiben, abne^* 
 men, (ein ©adi)) abbecfen , To leave — cover- 
 ed, Com. ungebecftlQffenj — coveted, un= 
 beget)rt, uncrfefjntj To — create, oerniAten, 
 be& ©ttfeins berauben , — created, unerfc^af* 
 fen 5 —creditable, oon feinem guten Olufe, 
 unad^tbar, 2C.5— creditableness, l.ber ^IJians 
 gel on gutem Sflufe, bie Une^re, 2. bieUn= 
 ru^mlic^f eitj — credited, nidi>t geglaubtj — 
 critical, unfritifd^^ — crossed, nid^t burdE)= 
 freujt, 2C.5 — crowded, nid^t iiberfullt,2c.5 
 To — crown, ber ^rone beroubeit, entt^ro» 
 
 ^nenj — crystalizable, nid^t Fn)flollifirbQr. 
 
 Unc'tion, *. 1. lit. kfig. bie ©ttlbung, 2. ba§ 
 
 ^©ttlbenj ^.fig. ber SSalfamj extreme — , bie 
 
 Onc'tious, vid. Unctuous. [le|te £)lung. 
 
 *Onctuos'jty, s. bie ^ettigf eit , bligf cit , fet« 
 
 Jige ober olige 55efd^Qffen^eit, ba§ Slfge. 
 
 Onc'tuous [— 'tshu — ] , I. adj. fett , olig, 
 
 Jdbmierig 5 II. — ness, s. vid. Unctuosity. 
 
 Un-, comp. {cf. Un-, p.760)— culled, unQUSge* 
 
 Iefen,2C. 5— cultivable, 1. nid^tonjubauen, 2. 
 
 uncultimrbar? — cu]tivated(— cultured), ]. 
 
 unangebaut^ 2.uncultioirt, rol^ 5— cumbered, 
 
 unbefd^njcrt, unbclaftet, 2c. 5 To— curb, v. a. 
 
 1. bie ,ffinn!ette abnc^menj 2. loSmat^en, be» 
 
 freienj — curbed, ungesd^mtj To — curl, 
 
 V. I. a. entfrdufeln, lo§frdufeln , (bie Socfen) 
 
 obnc^men , au&mad^cn, loSroidfeln glottma» 
 
Uncu 
 
 765 
 
 Unde 
 
 i)cnj H. n. fi(3^ cntfroufeln, aufgc^cn, bic 
 todtn (i>tt§ iorfige) iDerliercnj - curled, un 
 gelocft, cntfrciufeltj - current, ungangbar, 
 md)t gfiltig j To - curse, (n. it.) com^lui^c 
 befmenj — customed, 1. unioerjoUt j 2. or — 
 customable, joUfreij 3. o^ne ^unbfiaftj 4. 
 ungewfi^nlicb j - cut, l.ungeftbnittcn, Ko2. 
 ^eiJ,unbcf(^obigt53. ungef(^oren (com®Qm= 
 met)} To — dam, loSbammen, abDdmmcnj 
 
 ^Offneil) — damaged, unbeftbofeigt. 
 
 On'dated, adj. wcUenformtg. 
 
 On-, comp. (cf. Un-, p. 760) — dated, uttbtttirt, 
 obnc©atumj— dauntable, nicbtju crfdjrecfen, 
 md)t ju entmut^igcn j —daunted, unerfcbrof* 
 fen, unDcrjagt 5 f ii^n, mutbig i — dauntedness, 
 bic Uncrf(broctcnbcitj ^ubnbciti -debauched, 
 unoerfubrt, unocrborben, ran. 
 
 Ondec'agon, *. Geom. bQ§ Glfcct. 
 
 Cn-. comp. — decayed, fnf^,unterfttUcn,un= 
 gefcbwoit, unjerflort } To — deceive, enttdu= 
 f(ben, ben ^rrt^uni bcnebmen, Qufflaren j - 
 deceived, I. p. p. cnttSufcbt, IC , II. adj. un- 
 getduftbt , jc j — decided, uncntftbicbenj To 
 - deck, bcr 3ierbe (bcS ®d}mucfeS) bcrau= 
 ben, fcbmucflo&mafbenj — decked, l.f(bin»cf= 
 I0&, sierloS, ungefcbmudtj 2. cbnc ©ccf, cjfcn 
 (Don ga^rjcugen) 5 — declined , 1. nicbt ab= 
 wcicbcnb, am ^lecbte baltcnb » 2. Gram, nicbt 
 bcclinirt, unabgebcugtj — decomposable, 
 Chem. un5Crfe|Ii(b / ni(bt jcrfe^bar, — deco- 
 rated, unccrjiert 5 — dedicated, ni(btgen)cU)t, 
 :c., ni(bt bcbicirt. [SBcUen. 
 
 Ondee', adj. Her. njellig, wcUenformig , in 
 
 On-, comp.(c/.Un-, p.760)— deeded, bur(b fei= 
 ne Sbat befannt, ti^atcnIo§ j —defaced, unents 
 fleUt, :c.} — defended, uncertbeibigt, unbe* 
 fcbii^t, 2C. 5 — defied , obnc ^usforbcrung 5 — 
 defiled,unbefIecft,unoerborben;mafeUo§,rein5 
 — definable, l.unbegrenst,grensenIo§j2.unbe= 
 flimmbar, unbcfcbreiblitb j — defined, adj. 1. 
 unbcgrenjt j 2. unbcflimmt, unbeftbrieben,- 
 defloured, uniocrborbcn 5— deformed, uncnts 
 float 3 — defrayed, nicbt bcjablt, unbejal)lt, 
 Com. ungebecft. To — deify, entgotternj — 
 delighted, unerge^t, obne SSergniigcn , m(bt 
 •Tfreut 5 — delightful , freubcttloS, unerge§* 
 lidb/ unangenebmi — demonstrable, &c. vid. 
 In . . . ; — deniable, unldugbat) — deplored, 
 unberoeint, — depraved, unocrborbcnj - 
 deprived, unbcraubt, zc 
 
 On'd?r, I. prep. 1. unter, 2. geringcr obcrrac* 
 nigerals ...5 3.in,bcij4. oonsS-mitje. ge= 
 bunben, oerpflitbtetburtb .- j 7.n)dl)renb (QU(b 
 t)on bem n>aS eben gcf(biebt) j to be — repre- 
 sentation, inspection, consideration, &c., eben 
 targcflcUt, befi(btigt, cmogen ic. werbenj 
 
 — arms, untcr ben SBaffenj — correction, 
 mit eriaubnip su fagcn, unmQpgcbli(b j— cure, 
 in ber (Surj to lie — a distemper , tjon cincr 
 ^ranfbcit befallen fcinj — favour, mitSra 
 laubnipj — (the) favour of . . . , begiinfligt 
 Don ... 5 — fire. Mil. im (feinbli(bcn ) ^euer j 
 
 — God, unter bcm ©(bu^e ®ottc§5 — hand 
 and seal, untcr Srief u. ©icgcl, unterfcbrics 
 ben u. bcfiegcltj — one's own hand, cigcn= 
 bdnbig 5 — pain , — penalty, hti ©trafcj — 
 protest. Com. mit ^rotcft,— sail,untcr@cs 
 gel, im ©cgelnj — sentence, oerurtbeiltj — 
 water, unter (obcr im) SBafferj — way, Afar. 
 im ©egeln, im (DoUen) Saufcj — the date of 
 (the first, &c.), unter bem (erftcn, 2C.)j II. 
 adv. l.unten) 2.boruntcr} 3. cowp. untcr* j 
 to get — , untcrbriicf cn, bcrodltigcn , k. j III. 
 
 ^adj, untcrgeorbnct, bcr, bic, ba§ unterc. 
 
 Un'der-, cowip. Untcr- (au(b Untrrorbnung, 
 geringercn ®rab, 2c. bcjeitbncnb)} To — act. 
 (ungenugcnb ob.) nad&ldffig tl)un , barftcllen, 
 1C.5 — action, bic Stcbcnbdnblung, 3n>if(bcns 
 ^anblungj- age, bic Unmunbigfeit, 5}?in* 
 berjdbrigfciti — agent, bcr U-agent, Unter* 
 bdnblcrj To — bear, crtragen,crbulbcn,au§* 
 boltcn, — bearer, bcrS^rdgcr, 2eid)cntrdgcrj 
 To — bid, V. ir. I. a. rocnigcr bietcn, aid (ein 
 "Jfnbcrcr), II. n. %\x wenig (unter bcm SSBcr* 
 tbc) bictenj — bidding, bad 5J?i^gebot j To- 
 bind, u-binben, untcn anbinbcn? — blown 
 metal, untcrblafcncd Gifcn? — 'bred, p. a. 
 Don gemciner ©rjiebung, rob, nicbrigj — 
 brush, roic — wood; — butler, bcr U-tcUncr j 
 — carriage, Gun. baS U-gcftcU bci bcr ^ro$C j 
 
 — caterer, bcr U-proDiantmciflcr j — cham- 
 berlain, bcr U-f ammerbcrr 3 — chanter, b«:r 
 ©ubcantorj — clerk, ber U-f(brcibcr, Tfffi* 
 flentj- 'croft, 1. bad ©cwolbc unter bem 
 6bor oberbcr^anjelj 2.beru-irbifd)e®angj 
 
 — current , bcr <Strom untcr bcr (SBajferO 
 Dbcrflddjc, To — cut, 7yp. u-fd)neibcn 5 To 
 
 — ditch, mit TCbjugSgrabcn Dcrfcbenj To-tlo. 
 V. ir. I. a. 1. rok To — act; 2. ni(bt gar fo= 
 ^en j It. n. ju njenig tljunj — done , (nocb) 
 ni(bt gar j — dose, cine fleine ®ofi§, Heine 
 (Siabii To — dose , ficinc Sofcn ncbmcn 5 — 
 drain, ciR unterirbif(ber ^bjugSfanal » To - 
 drain, mit u-irbif(bcn ^bjugSgraben burdj- 
 jicbcu) — drawn, p. a. (mit 58alfcn) unterjo* 
 gen 5 — faction, bicU-partci, ^iebcnpartci } 
 
 — farmer, bcr TCftcrpdcbtcr j — fellow, bcrgc= 
 ringc OJlenfcb / fcblctbtc ^cxU ^anblangcri — 
 fiend, bcr^oUengciflj- filling, bcr Untcr* 
 bau, ®runb, bic ©runblagc (cincd ®cbdu* 
 beg), — foot, I. adv. 1. untcr bcm ^upcj 2. 
 Mar. gcrabc untcr bcm ©cbiffc licgcnb (Dom 
 
Unde 
 
 766 
 
 Unde 
 
 Tfnfer), II. adj. gcring , [(^Icc^t , i^ernjorfen? 
 To — freight, Com. m (gefrac^tetcS) ge^(!iu= 
 crtcS ©(|)iff wieber (an eincn ^nt)ern oerfrac!^* 
 ten) oert)duern) To — furnish, ni(^t^mldng= 
 Itd^ »erfe^en, nid^t ge^orfg QU&riiften 5 — gen- 
 tleman , bcr ^ommerDiener (eine§ ©ropen) » 
 To — gird, u-gurten, unten ^erum binbcn, 
 unten onbinbcn^ — girdle, ber U-gurt, U-= 
 giirtel} To — go, v. ir. a.l.\i6) unterjie^en, 
 ]i^ unterroerfen 5 2. crieiben, crfa^ren, QUgge* 
 [e^tfeinj 3. ertragen, leiben, ou^fle^en? — 
 
 — gone, p. p. Jj. b. KJ. SB. 5 — graduate, ber 
 
 3^id(>fgrabuirte, ©tubcntj —'ground, I. adj. ; 
 (— ground', adv.) unter bcm Soben (unter 
 ber (Srbe) befinblid^ / unterirbifd^ , II. s. ber 
 u-irbifd^e ^vti — grown, ni(&t auggeroad^fen, 
 Heingebliebenj - growth, baS U-^oIj, ber 
 U-njUd^§ 5 — hand, — handed, adj. & adv. un- 
 ter ber ^onb, ^eimlic^, oerflecft, Uftigj — in- 
 sured, unter bemSBert^e (ober nic^t jum ool= 
 len SBert^c) oerfid^ ert , — jaw, ber U-finnba!= 
 fen J — keeper , ber U-auffe()er , — labourer, 
 ber U-ttrbeiter, 3ureid)er, ^jaublanger, — 
 laid, pret. & p. p. oon j To-lay, v. ir. a. (aud^ 
 Typ.) unterlegen, flii^cn, anflicfen 5 — layer, 
 1. bic U-Iage, ©tfi^ej 2. Min. ein fenf renter 
 ^6)a(i)t, ber fo nngefe^t roirb, bop er ben ® ang 
 in einer bcflimmten IScufe trifft^ —lay-shaft, 
 Min. dn im@trei(^enbe§®angc§oorgef(^ltt= 
 gener ©d^ttd^tj - leaf, eine Tfrt tpfel bef. ju 
 Ipfelmein gebr., — leather, bag U-leber 5 To 
 
 — let, V. ir. a. 1. untcr bem SBert()e »erpad^= 
 tenyOermiet^enj 2. uirf. Sublet; 3. vid. To 
 
 — freight; — letter, ber ^fterpdd^ter^— lieu- 
 tenant, ber U- lieutenant 5 To — line, u-= 
 flrcic^en, u-liniren, — locks, pi. bie a5au*= 
 njoHe beg <S^afco j — masted , mit ju nie= 
 brigen ober ju leid^ten SJJaflen »)erfet)en5 — 
 master, bcr U-le^rer,U-auffe^erj — mention- 
 ed, unten crwd^ntj —millstone, ber un= 
 terc ^ixi)l^dn, ©obenf^ein. To — mine, u-s 
 miniren,u-graben5— miner, 1. ber U-minirer, 
 @(banj= Ob. ®preng=®raber5 2.^g:. ber feints 
 U(^e ^einbj —most, ber, bie, bag unterfte, (auc^ 
 adv.) juunterfl, — neath, I. adv. unterl)alb, 
 unten 5 II. prep.unter 5 — officer, 1 . ber U-of jt= 
 cicr}2. ber U-beamtetcj— part, l.bagU-t^eil, 
 ^Ttcbent^eir, SeifludE, 3n)ifd^enflu(f5 2. bie 
 StebenroUe, u-georbnete0loUe} 3.bie9^eben= 
 Ob. 3»ifdl}cn^anblung i — petticoat , ber U-= 
 rodfj To — pin , (bie ®runbf(^n3ellen eineg 
 ^aufeS) untermauernj ftu^en,u-bauen5 — 
 pinning, ber ©runbbauj— plate, Watch-m. 
 bie^feilerplatte, — plot, 1. bag 3n>ifc^en= 
 flucf, bie Steben^onblung j 2. ber jTcebenpIanJ 
 bie^bfartung, bag ^eimUd(>c<Stucf(^en,ber 
 
 ^eimli^ie ^(nfd^lag. To —praise , nitbt gcnug 
 loben, ^crabnjfirbigcn 5 — price, bcr ©pctt- 
 preig, ©(bleuberpreig, ^reig unter bemSBer* 
 t^c 5 to sell (off) at — prices, Com. SBaaren 
 unter bem ^reife (ju ()erabgefe§tem ^reife 
 ober untcr bem SBertt)e) »erfaufen, oerfd^Ieu« 
 bernj /?. [dfjleubernj To — prize, unter bem 
 SBert^ \i)d^m, ju geringe fd^a^cnj— promp- 
 ter, ber U-fouffleur, To — prop, l. unten 
 ^^cn, ab fpreijen 5 2. u-^alten, u-flil^enj— 
 proportioned, unter bem SScr^filtnip, unt^er* 
 Idltni^mfipig, gefd^mdlert^ To— rate, ju ge« 
 ringe anfd^lagen ober fd|)d|en, u-fd)d§en} — 
 rate, ber (su) niebrigc^fnff^log^su geringe 
 preigj— rent, bie Ifterrentej — roof, ^rc/j. 
 'ak ®lebelfpi^e, ©ad^fpi^c, bcr Oiebelfpicf j 
 To — run, v. ir. a. Mar. baruntcr bcrfa^rcn : 
 a) unter bag ^nfertau bolen (in einem aSoot 
 baruntcr fa^ren, um eg ju untcrfud^en)j b) 
 ein 3:afel Har fd^ercn ober flaren (in S)rb» 
 nung bringen) } — saturated , Chem. untcr* 
 fdttigt) To — score, vid. To — line; — 
 secretary, ber U-fecrctair j To — sell , v. ir. 
 a. burd^ wo^Ifeilere SScrfaufgpreifc oug bem 
 ^elbc trciben, wo^Ifcilcr oerfaufen alg ... 5 
 —servant, ber U-bebicntcj bic S^ebenmagbj 
 To — set, u-ftu§en j — set. Mar. ein Strom 
 unter ber s^bcrfldc^c t)C^ SBajfergj — setter, 
 bic ©tii^e, bag ©eflea, — setting, bie U-Iage, 
 bag gupgcfleai — sheriff, berU-fc^eriff, U-* 
 lanbricbter, U-COgtjTo — ship the neat pro- 
 ceeds, Com. cine geringere 9liirflabung madden 
 alg bcr rcine ertrag ber ^inlabung au^mad^t 5 
 
 — shot, u-f(bld(btig, con unten gctricbenj — 
 shrub , Bat. ein ©taubcngerodd^gj — signed, 
 bcr (Sttbegunterseic^netc 5— soil, bie (Srbfd^id^t 
 untcr bcr Sammerbe, — sold , pret. & p. p. 
 0. To — sell ; — song, ber 6^or(ug),<S(blup= 
 reim, Slcfrain, SBicber^oIungg^ergj — sort, 
 bic untere (Slajfc j To — stand, v. ir. a. (aucb 
 n.) 1. gen. ocrftc^cn, 2. begrcifen, einfc^en, 
 faflfen j 3. erfeljcn; oernel)men, l)6ren, erfa^rcn> 
 4. |i(^ »er|le^en auf . . . , wiffen , Fennen, 5. 
 (ftiUfd^njcigenb) annel^mcn 5 einiDerflanbcn fcin 
 uber ... 5 to give to —stand, ju f crflc^en gebcnj 
 
 — standing, I. adj. oerf^dnbig, einfi(btgtcll; 
 erfa^ren j II. s. 1. bag SSerftc^en, bie^enner= 
 fd^aft, 2. bag SSerjtdnbnip , S5ernc^men5 3, 
 bagUbereinfommen, bie SBebingung? 4. ber 
 SSerftanb, bic ©infitbtj — standings, bicSSer* 
 flanbegfrdftc, — stood, pret. & p. p. n. To 
 
 — stand ; — strapper, ber Untcrbebicntc, 3w» 
 trdger, ^anblanger, Seigdngerj U-^dnbler, 
 U-agcnt) — stratum, vid. — soil; To — 
 stroke, untcrflrcic^en j To — take, v. ir. I. a 
 I.untcrne^men5 2. (contractli(^)fiberne^men i 
 
Unde 
 
 767 
 
 Undo 
 
 II. n. 1. roagcn, 2. fid) einlaffcni 3. fi^ »cr» 
 burgen i — taken, p. p. x>. b. 0. SB. j — taker, 
 1. bcr U-ne^mer, :c. , 2. t)er Seic^enbeforgcrj 
 
 — taking, I. j. t)Q§ Unteme^men j II. arf;. un= 
 terne^menbj — teeth, pi. \>k U-ja^ncj — 
 tenant, ber U-pdd^ter, ^JCftcrle^cngmann, ^f= 
 tcrmiett)mann 5 — tone, vid. — voice; — 
 took, preto. To — take;— tow. vid. — cur- 
 rent ;— treasurer, ber U-fc^a^mcifterj — 
 valuation, 1. bie ju niebrigc ©d^d^ung? 2. 
 bic ©eringfci^d^ungj To — value, 1. unter 
 bem aSert^e fc^d^cnj 2. geringfci^dlcn, — 
 value, bcr ^reis unter bem SBert^e, ju ge^ 
 ringc ^reiSj — valuer, ber ®eringf(i^d|er, 
 zc. 5 — voice, bic tiefc ober gebdmpfte (Stim= 
 me j To — weave, untcriDeben, einflec^ten j — 
 weight, bag U-genji4)t, ©eroid^tsmanco^ — 
 went , prei. c. To — go ; — wood , ba§ U-- 
 ^olj, U-ge^6tjj ©cf^rip^), niebrige®e|lrdu(^» 
 
 — 'work, bieU-orbeit, bag Heine (nicberc) 
 @ef(^dfti To — work', V. reg. &. ir. a. 1. 
 f(^le(i)t arbeitenj ju raenig bearbeiten? 2. bil^ 
 Ugere Irbcit liefern als . . . 5 3. fig. unter* 
 grttben? -r worker, — workman, bcr U-ar= 
 belter, i)anblangcr3 — wrought, pret. k p. 
 p. t). To — work; — wove, pret.y — woven, 
 p. p. T). To — weave ; To — write, v. ir. I. a. 
 1. unterf(^reiben j 2. (eine ^ffecurans^^olice) 
 Seidjnen, oerfic^ern, Qlfecuriren, II. «.'2flTecu= 
 ranjgefidfte treiben , — wi-iter, 1 . bcr Unter= 
 [(^reiber) 2. ber Iffccuront , ic. 5 — written, 
 
 jp. p., — wrote , pret. 0. To — write. 
 
 Onderived', adj. unabgclcitct, uncntte^nt. 
 
 Un'derling, s. 1. bcr Untcre, Untergebcne, un= 
 tergeorbnete ©e^filfcj 2. cont. ber ob^dngtge 
 
 ^smenfd^, ©d^TOdd^ling. 
 
 Un'derly, adj. (to ... , @inem) untergcbcn. 
 
 IJn-, comp. (cf. Un-, p. 760) , — descendible, 
 uni5crerbti(^ 3— described, unbefcbricben 5 — 
 descried, ungcfe^en, unauSgefpd^t, :c. 5— de- 
 served, \.adj.\ II. — deservedly, arfu. unt)er= 
 bient. III.— deservedness,.v.bic Unwiirbigf eit, 
 SSerbienftIo|tg!eit 3 — deserver, bcr SSerbienf^* 
 lofe , Unwurbige j — deserving , nid^t Derbies 
 ncnb , unroiirbig , unmcrtl) 5 — designed , un= 
 bcabfictvtigt, unabfid^tlid^, abfitbtSloS, unoor* 
 fd^lii^ 5 — designedness, bie ^bfld^tSlofigf eit, 
 llnoorfd|(id^feit) —designing, 1. o^ncTCb- 
 ftctit, abficbtSloS^ 2. o()ncb6fc7fbn(^t,orgs 
 I08} — desirable, nid)t TOunfcbensrocrtt)^ — 
 desired, un^rrcunf^t, 2C.3 — desiring, o^nc 
 SBunf(b/ nid^ts bege^renbj — despairing, 
 nictit vcrsroctfelnb, — destroyed, unjcrftort 5 
 
 — destructible, unjcrflorbari — detected, 
 uncntbecft j — determinable, &c. vid. In ... ; 
 -deviating, nidjt ab»ci(^cnb,un»anbclbar, 
 
 regclmdfig, gerabe, — developed, uncntmif* 
 felt, :c. 5 — devoted, unergebcn, :c. , — dex 
 trous, ungefd^icft, plump j — devout, vid. 
 Indevout; — diaphanous, unburt^fld^tig j — 
 did, pret. Pon To Undo ; — died, ungcfdrbt. 
 
 Ondig'enous, adj. meUen* obcr meererjeugt. 
 
 On-, comp.(c/.Un-, p.760) —digested, &c.vid. 
 In . . . ; — dignified , 1. wfirbeloS i 2. gemcin, 
 nicbrigj — diligent, unfleipig, nQ(bldffig» — 
 diluted, unpcrbunntj — diminishable, unPer* 
 minberlid^j— diminished, un»?erminbert,:c. 5— 
 dimmed, unPCrDujlcrt, 2C. J — dinted, unPCf 
 le§t, unbef(^dbigt5 — dipped, uneingetaut^t, 
 2C.3 — directed,!. nid^tgcri(^tet, ungeleitet, 
 2C.} 2. unabrefftrt 5— discerned, ununterfd^ie= 
 bcn^unbemerft 5 — discernible, &c.vid.In ... ; 
 
 — discerning, nid^t unterfd^eibcnb, beurl^ci* 
 lung§loS, furjftc^tig, fiumpf, — discharged, 
 unentlQben, 2c. j — disciplined, unbisciplis 
 nirt: 1. an feinc (Buc^t) Srbnung gemfi^nt, 
 ju(^tlog5 2. ungcubt,ro^ 5— discording, o^ne 
 SKi^flang , l^armonif(^ j — discoverable, un» 
 cntbecfbar 5 — discovered, uncntbcift i — 
 disguised, 1. unPcrHeibct, 2. offen , unper* 
 flcUt, — dishonoured, uncnte^rt, 2C.} — 
 dismayed, uncrfd^rocfcn , unocrjagt, — dis- 
 persed, nid^t jcrflrcut) — disposed, 1. un*^ 
 georbnet, jc.i 2. unpdplidji 3. pcrbrieflid^j 
 
 — disposed of, 1. UttPert^cilt, :c. 5 2. Com. 
 nid^t abgefe^t, unperfauftj — disprovable,^ 
 1. unwiberlegbari 2. untabelig, unocrmcrf- 
 lid^j — disproved, unwibcrlegt, ungetabeltf 
 
 — disputable, &c.vid. in In ... ; — disquiet- 
 ed, ungefl6rt,2C. 5 — dissembled, — dissem- 
 bling, unper^eUt, unge^eud^elt, 2c. 5 — dis- 
 solved, unaufgcltifet, 2C.5 — dissolving, fid^ 
 nid)t auflofenb, 20.5— distempered, frei con 
 .f ranf^eit, nid^t unpaf, 2c.,* — distinguish- 
 able , nid^t ju unterfd^ciben , ununterfd^cib^ 
 bar, 2C.5 —distinguished, ununterfd^ieben,. 
 2C. 5 — distinguishing, fcinen Unterfd^ieb ma= 
 d^enb, 2C.5 — distracted, unjerftreut, unge* 
 ft6rt, 2C. 5 —disturbed , ungeflort, 2C. i — di- 
 versified, nicbt oermannic^faltigt, cinformig^ 
 
 — diverted, l.unabgejogcn, 2C.5 2. ununtcr^ 
 ^alten j — dividable, unt^eilbarj — divided, 
 unget^eilt, 2c. 5 — divorced, ni(^tgcf(^iebenf 
 
 — divulged, nid^tbe!anntgemaitj To— do,. 
 V. ir. a. 1. auflofen, aufmac^en, jcrlegen, 2. 
 ungef(^e^en mac^cn, auf^cben, mcgfd^affeuf 
 3. pcrnic^ten, oerberben , ju ©runbe ricbtenf 
 To— dock, (ein®(biff) au§ ber ©orfe brin» 
 gen 5 — doer, 1. ber TfuflJfenbe^ 2. ber 2fufs 
 ^ebcr,2C.5 3. ber SScrni^ter,3cr|!arerj - 
 done, I. p. p. p. To Undo; II. adj. 1. (nod()) 
 nid^t gema(^t obcr fcrtigj 2. pernid^tet, i)in^ 
 
Undo 
 
 768 
 
 Uneq 
 
 tcrloreitj — doubted, arf/., — doubtedly, adv. 
 unbesroeifeIt,ol^nc3n)dfeIj— doubted papers, 
 Com. fid^ere, gutc ^apierc (SBcd^fcl)} — 
 doubtful, unjn)eifel^aft,sn)eifcno§5 — doubt- 
 ing , ni(^t sweifelnb, Jucerfl^tUd^i — drain- 
 able, nid)t au&jutrocfnen, uriDcrfiegbar , un-- 
 erfd)6pflid^ i — dramatic (— cal) , unbroma* 
 tif(^5 To — draw, wegjic^en, aufsie^cn, 6ff= 
 ncn 5 — drawn, I. p. p. 0. 1), t). SB. 5 II. adj. 
 nidbt gejogcn , :c. j To — dress , v. I. «. 1 
 ^ntfleibcn, QuSfleiben, auSjie^en j 2.abneiDen; 
 t)e§ @(i^murfe§ cntlebigen, berttubenj 3. bef. 
 Surg. QufbinDcn, ben SScrbanD abnc^men 
 Don ... 5 II. n. [\6i cntfleibcn j — dress, I. s. 
 1. Die 4)ausncibun9 5 2. DqS sRa^tHciDj Tit-- 
 ^ligec^DcrSc^lafroiti II. adj. co/. alltaglid^, 
 tdglidb, gewo^nlid?, ^UtagSsj — dressed 
 (— drest), adj. l.unbeHeiDet, 2.ungcpu§t, 
 f(^muctlo& 5 3. unjubereitct, unjugcric^tct, un= 
 beorbeitetj (00m SeDer) ungegerbt j — drew, 
 pret 0. To — draw; — dried, ungetrorfnetj 
 
 — drossy, f(^lacfenfrei i — due , 1. (nod^) 
 ni(^t fttUig oDer ja^lbar j 2. unangemeffen, 
 ungc^orig 5 unoer^altnif mdf ig j 3. ungebu^r* 
 li(^, pfli^troibrig, unrec^t, gefe^iDiDrig j To 
 duke, t)cS ^erjogt^ums bcraubcn. 
 
 Cn'dulant, adj. maUcnb, [(^n>an!eni). [t)Qft. 
 On'dulary, adj. TOttttenb, iDcUenformig, wcUcn= 
 To On'dulate, v. \.n.\. SBetten f(blagcn, fid^ 
 
 n)ettenf6rmig beroegcn, rooflcn, f(b»anfeni II. 
 
 a. in weUenformigc Scmcgung fe^en j u-ing 
 
 u-ed, On'dulate, adj., u-ingly, nd%). n)ellcn= 
 Jfirmig (au(^ 5ot.) , in SKellcn. 
 Cndula'tion, s. 1. Da§ SBellenfAIagen, Die n)el= 
 
 Icnf6rmige SSeroegung , 8d)roingung , DaS 
 
 ^(iroanfcn, 2. Med. Die JBlutroallung , 3. 
 
 Swrg. Daft ©d^WQppen untcr Der |)aut j 4. Dii 
 
 roeUenformige ©cftolt. 
 (Jn'dulatory, adj. vid. 1. Undulary; 2. fil^mins 
 
 gcnD,cibrirenD5 3. @(^n)ingung§=5 — theory, 
 
 Fhy. Die UnDulation§t^eorie. 
 •0n-,comp.(c/.Un-,p.76O)— duly,adu.o.— due; 
 
 — dutiful,— duteous, I. adj.; II. — dutifully, 
 adv. pfIi(J^t»crgejTen : 1 .unge^orfam, pflid^troi* 
 trig? 2. une^rerbietig 5 III. — dutifulness, s. 
 Dic^fficbtocrgefren^eit,K.5— dying, unflerb' 
 lid), unoergdnglic^ j— earned, nid^t eriDorben, 
 iinoerDient, To— earth, l.auSDer4)6^lc(au& 
 Dcm Sod^e) treiben, au8graben j 2.Qn'g 3:age8= 
 Jid^tbringcn, entDecten 5— earthed, adj. unge^ 
 ppanjt, nid^t eingclegt j — earthly, nid^t ir= 
 Difd^j — easily, adv. ©. — easy;— easiness, 
 s. DieUnru^e, unangene^me(gmpftnDung,58e* 
 fc^merDc, Unbequemli*!cit, Da8 Ungemttc^j 
 t)ie S5erDriefU(^fcit , Unannc^mlid^feit , — 
 «ffsy, adj. 1. unnit;ig52.unbequem,peinlid^5 
 
 3. unbct)aglid^ , unbcquemj 4. oerDric^liA, 
 mipmutt)ig 5 — eatable, ungenief ban — eaten . 
 ungegeffen, k.,— eclipsed, unoerDunfcIt j ~ 
 edified,unerbaut5— edifying, nid^terbauenD, 
 unerbaulid^ j — educated , unerjogen , oljne 
 @rsicl)Ung , — effable, &c. vid. in In .. . ; - effa- 
 ced, unoerlofc^t, unocrroiftbtj-effected, nid^t 
 ben)irft,unau&gcful)rt5-elaborate,ungefiin= 
 fteltj — elbowed, (Pope) unbcgleitct, unbe- 
 Dient, — elected, uncrrod^ltj — elevated, 
 m(^t er^aben, nieDrigj —eligible, l.nid^t 
 rod^lbor, nid^t n)al)Ifdt)ig }2. unwa^lbar, nic^t 
 porsujie^en, nid^t munfcbenSrocrt^,- embar- 
 rassed, 1. m(^tcerIegen,unocrn)icfelt5 2.frei 
 oon ©(bulDcn, unbelafiet, unbefd^wert (bef. 
 oon ©runDjiudfen)) — embodied , unocrfor* 
 
 pert, — emphatic, o^ne ^acbDrucfj — era- 
 ployed, 1. unbefcbaftigt, miipig, 2. unange= 
 wanDt, ungebraufbt) 3. (pon gapitalien, :c.) 
 toDt, miipig 5 —empowered, uncrmdc^tigtj 
 
 — emulating , ni(bt luetteifcmD mit . . . j — 
 enchanted, nicbt bejaubcrtj m(bt su bejau= 
 bern? To — encumber, entbiirDcn, entlaftcnj 
 
 — encumbered, unbefd^njcrt, unbelafict (bef. 
 oon fcbulDenfreicn ® runDflucf en) 5 — endear, 
 ed, nid^t wertl) oDer t^eucrgeroorDen^nitbt 
 beliebtj —endorsed. Com. nidjt inDoffivt; 
 ni(bt girirt,— endowed, 1. unbcgabt, 2. un= 
 auSgcfleuert, 3. unDotirt (nitbt mit gemijfen 
 einfiinften ocrfe^en)5--enduring, nid)tDau= 
 crnD, tempordrj —engaged, 1. unbef(bdf= 
 tigt, It. cf. — appropriated ; 2. unangcflellt, 
 3. unoerfproc^en 5 4. unocrpflid^tct 5 5. un»cr» 
 pfdnDet) — engaging, imcinlaDenD , anjic= 
 l)ung8lo§, rcijloS, — enjoyed, ungenoffen, 
 unbefejfenj — enjoying , ni^t geniefenD, 2c. j 
 
 — ennobling, entaDcInD j — enlarged, uner= 
 roeitert,unau&geDc^nt;bef(brdnfti— enlight- 
 ened, unerleud^tet, unaufgcfldrtj —enslaved, 
 ununterjo^t, unab^ngig. To — entangle, 
 vid. To Disentangle; — entered, unoerjoUt, 
 beim3oUamtc nid^t angegcben^— entertaining, 
 I. adj.m(i)t unter^altenDj II. — entertaining- 
 ness, *.Der 5!J?angel anUnter()aItung, DieSang* 
 rociligf eit j —enthralled, ununtcrjod^t 5— en - 
 titled, unbered^tigt, :c. 5 — entombed, unbecr* 
 Digt, unbegrobenj — enumerated, unaufge* 
 jd^ltj — envied, unbenciDetj — envious, 
 neiDIo§ 3 — epitaphed , o^ne ©rabfd^riftj — 
 equable, unglei(bf6rmig, ungleid^, »erfd)ieDen) 
 
 — equal, adj. 1. unglcid^^ 2. unebcn? 3. un* 
 gleid^formig, unregelmdf ig 5 4. Bot. a) rau^, 
 uneben? 6) unglcid^feitig (oon cinem ®latte, 
 bcffcn bciDe-^dlftennid^t glcid^ grop jiint) j 5. 
 unper^dltnif mdf ig , unangemeffcn, nit^t gc* 
 mdf 5 6. (einer^ufgabc, 2c.) nid^t geroat^fen j 
 
Uneq 
 
 769 
 
 Unfa 
 
 T. unbiflig , ungerci^t j — equalable , unoer= 
 Qki^hax i — equaled, bcm nic^t§ glcid^f ommt, 
 m-otVQlci^lid) i - equality, 1. Die Ungleid)= 
 fiiit, :c. cf. — equal ; 2. McUngemdp^eitj — 
 equally, arfu. ©on— equal ; — equalness, vid. 
 
 — equality; — equitable, unbillig, partei= 
 ifd^ 5 — equivocal, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1. un= 
 jroeiljeutig , 2. un5n)eifeU)aft j — eradicable, 
 ni(^tQuSsurotten,un5erflorbar 5— eradicated 
 unau^gerottetj — erected, m(^tcrru^tet,2C., 
 unerrid^tctj — errable, &c. vid. Inerrable, 
 &.C. ; — erring, adj. (— ly, adv.) m6)t ixvtxOi, 
 unfc^lbar, untruglie^, qmif, fic^cr,— espied, 
 ungcma^rt, ungcfet)en, unerfpciV, uttcnt= 
 beef 1 5 — essayed, un»erfU(^tj — essen- 
 tial, I. adj. 1. njefenIo§, m(i)tig j 2. unroefcnt* 
 U(t>, unmicbtigj II. »-.bieUnnjefentli(^feit, 3fe= 
 benfacbei To — establish , (n). fi.) auflofen? 
 
 — established , 1. m6)t eiitgerid^tet j 2. nit^t 
 fefl gefe^t, nic^t gegriinbet, fcireanfeiibj-- 
 estimated, ungef(bd^t, untayirt, unbcre(^net, 
 unoeranft^togt, — evangelical, adj. (— ly, 
 adu.) unciOQngelif(b 5 — even , I. adj. ; II. — 
 evenly, adv. 1. uncben, ungerabcj 2. un= 
 glei(b3 3. j)eranberli(b, launen^aft. III. — 
 evenness , j. 1 . bie Uncben^ett, Ungerab^eit j 
 2. bie Ungleicbbeitj 3. bteSScrdnberlitbfeit^— 
 evitable. &c. lu'rf. in In . . . ; — exacted, ni^t 
 abgenot^igt, ungcforbert, unerprc^t? — ex- 
 aggerated, ni^t ubertricbcnj — examined, 
 ungepriift, ununtcrfudjtj — exampled, bci= 
 fpielIo8, uner^ortj — exceptionable, adj. 
 (— ly, ado.) 1. unoerwerflii j 2. untabelig, 
 untabel^aft j 3. unbefcbolten, 4. ni^t ungiiU 
 tig, PoUgiiltigj — exceptionableness, *. 1. 
 bie Unoerroerflicbfcit j 2. bie Untabel^aftigs 
 teitj 3, bie ®iiltigfeit) — exchanged, nitbt 
 «u5getaufd)t, unauSgctaufcbtj — excised, un= 
 bcfleucrt, joUfrei, fleuerfreij — excited, un= 
 QUfgcregt) — excogitable, &c. vid. in In ... ; 
 
 — executed, unPoUjogen: 1. unausgcfu^rt, 
 ic.j 2.unbefiegelt} — exemplary, nicbt eyem= 
 plarifcb,2C.)— exemplified, nid^tmitSJeifpie* 
 len belegtj — exempt, nidjt auggenommen: 
 i.nic^tfrei, unoerftbont? 2. unprtPilcgirtj 
 
 — exercised, ungcubtj — exerted, (nO(b) 
 ni(^t in S^dtigfeit gefe|t, untl)dtig} — ex- 
 hausted, vid. In . . . ; — exhibited, ungejeigt, 
 unaufgewiefen j — existent, nicbt Porbanben, 
 2C.} — expanded, 1. unauSgebreitet, unauS= 
 gefpannti 2.^g:. unentraicfelt) 3. unperbrei* 
 tct, 2C. j — expected, adj. (— ly, adv.) Lun* 
 crraartet, unpermut^et j 2. unpor^ergefeben j 
 
 — expectedness, s. bag Unerwartefc , Unpor* 
 ^crgefe^ene^ — expedient, kc. vid. in In ... ; 
 
 — expended, nii^t au§gegeben, nicbt tjemen* 
 I. 
 
 ^iti — expensive, 1. nicbt Dcrfd^wenbcrift^, 
 fparfam, roirt^fcbaftlicb , ^ausHWerifd^j 2. 
 nicbt tbeuerj — experienced, vid. in In ... ; 
 
 — expert, adj. (— ly, ado.) unerfa^rcn , un= 
 funbig, unperfuj^tj — expertness, s. bie Un-- 
 erfaljren^eitj - explainable, unerfldrbar, 
 umxMxlid)i — explained, unerfldrtj - ex- 
 plicable, vid. in In . . . ; — explored , 1. un* 
 erforf(bt4 2. unbefanntj — exposed, unauS' 
 gefe^t, nidjtblo^gcl^ellt}— expounded, nicbt 
 auSgelcgt, unerfldrt , — expressed, unauSge: 
 brurft j — expressible , &c. vid. in In . . . ; — 
 
 expressive, 1. ni(bt Qngebenb, nicbt aus* 
 brucfenbj 2. au8brucfSlo§5 — extended, un* 
 au&gcbe^ntj — extinguishable, vid. In ... ; 
 
 — extinguished, 1. unau§get6fc|>t , ungc- 
 bdmpft) 2. unauSlfifcblic^ 5 — extirpated, un= 
 au§gcrottet, unpertilgt^ — extolled , unge- 
 pnefen,uner^obcn) — extracted, nicbt au6ge= 
 Sogenj — exultant, o^neSro^locfenj— faded, 
 unDerroclftj — fading, unoernjeinici> 5 — fa- 
 dingness, bie Un»ern>eIfIicbFeit 5 — failing, — 
 failable, unfe^lbor, untruglicb, gcnjif 5 — fail- 
 ingness , tie Unfe^lborf eit, Untruglicbfeit j — 
 fainting, 1 . nicbt ^infinf enb, 2C. 5 2. nicbt mut^» 
 loS njerbenb, — fair, adj. (— ly, adv.) l.^df* 
 lic^ , wibrig , ubel , unrein, fcbdnbUc^, 2. un» 
 artigj 3. unbiUig, unerlaubtj 4. unreblid^, 
 unrecbt, falfcbj — fairness, s. 1. bie |>d^licb= 
 eeit, ©cbdnblicbBt'it, SBibrigJeit, ©arfiigfeit j 
 2. bie Unart, Unartigfeit ? 3. bie Unreblicbfeit, 
 ^Qlfcb^eit, - faithful, adj. (- ly, adv.) 1. 
 untreu, ungetreu,treuIoS, Perrdt^erif(bj2. 
 pflicbtpergeffenj 3. ungldubig, gottloS, — 
 faithfulness, .v. 1. bic Untreuc, Sreulojigfeit, 
 ber SSerratb j 2. ber Unglaube, — falcated, un» 
 t?erftummelt, ungefurjtj — fallen, nicbt gefoN 
 len, nid^t gefunfen, 2c. j — fallowed , unge« 
 brad^et, nicbt umgeacfert, ungefliirsti — falsi- 
 fied, unperfdlfcbt, uncrlogenj — faltering, 
 fefl, nid^t fd()n)anfenb (pon ber @timme)5 — 
 familiar, 1. nicbt pertrout, unbefannt 5 2. un* 
 geroo^nlicbi — familiarity, tie Unpertrout* 
 ^eit (mit . . .), 2c. 5 — fashionable, adj. (— ly, 
 adv.) 1. unmobifd^j 2. unf6rmlid(), ungc* 
 fd^idft j — fashionableness, .v.baSUnmobifcbCi 
 
 — fashioned, nxM jugepu^t, ungeformt, un» 
 gebilbet, rob 5 — fast, nid^t feft, unficber. To 
 
 — fasten, loS binben, loS madden, aufmocbcni 
 
 — fastened, unbefeftigtj — fathered, t>Qter- 
 lo§ , o^ne ©(bu§ 5 — fatherly , unodterlid^^ 
 ()art j — fathomable, adj. (— ly, adv.) uncr» 
 griinbbar, uncrmeflidb, nic^t Qugsutiefenj — 
 fathoraableness , bie Uncrgrunblicb feit, Uner* 
 mepUcbfcit, — fathomed, l.unergrunbet,un* 
 au§gcmejfcn , 2. unermcplid^ 5 ~ fatigued, un* 
 
 49 
 
Unfa 
 
 770 
 
 Unfr 
 
 'trmfiDctj unermiibli(^ } To — fatten, bcf. 
 Faic, (cinen SSogcI) abmagern lajfcnj — 
 faulty , ftbultlog , unfcbult)ig } — favourable, 
 adj. (— 1} , adv.) 1. ungunfltg, mibrig 5 2. un^ 
 gcneigt 5 — favourableness, 1. Mc Ungiinftig- 
 fcit^SSibrigfcitj 2. bie ^bncigungj Sicblo* 
 figfcitj — favoured, unbegunfligt 3— feared, 
 ungefur(btet5 — fea«ible , &c. vid. in In ... ; 
 feathered, ungcfieDert) — featured, ungeflalt, 
 ^d^U(b j — fed, ungcfuttert; ungcfpeifl, (>ung= 
 rig 5 — feed, unbeja^lt, unbelobntj— feeling, 
 adj. (— ly, adv.) (ge)fu^no& j — feelingncss 
 bic (® es)^UljIlofigf eit 5 — feigned, adj. (— ly, 
 adu.) o^ne i)eucbclci5 unge^eucbclt, untcr= 
 ftellt, wabr, aufri(btig j — feign edness, *. bie 
 Unocrfleat^eit, ^Cufricbtigfcit 5 — fellowed 
 unglci^, nidjt sufammen palfenbi — felt, un- 
 gcfu^It,uncmpfunbenj To — fence, 1. be§ 
 3aunc& (bcr (Sinfriebigung) bcroubcn j 2. ber 
 ©(bu^rocbrbcraubcn, 3. blo§flelIenj— fenced, 
 
 1. unumjdunt, uneingc^agt, uncingefne= 
 bigti 2. uinjcrfd)anst,unbefe|ligt} — ferment- 
 ed, 1. ungegobrcn 5 2. ungefduert (». 95rob) 
 — fertile , ice. rnd. in In ... ; To — fetter, 
 cntfeffeln, Io§ Uttcn, befrdcn, — figured, 
 (con Silbern) obnc belebte ®ef!alten, Icblofe 
 jDingcbarfleOenbi — filial, m(btn)icein@o^n, 
 «nfint)U(b ) — filled, 1. ungefuUt, Iccr 5 2. un 
 befe^t, Icbig j 3. ungefdftigt j — finished, un 
 becnbigt, ungccnbi^t , nidjt fcrtig, unt)oUen= 
 bet, — fired, unongcjunbct, niM in SSronb gc^ 
 fetJt j — firm, 1. [(broad) , unftcber (con cincm 
 ©ebdubc, :c.), [(broanfcnb (». ben^iifen)^ 
 
 2. vid. Infirm ; — firmness , bie <Bd)ma6)\)cit, 
 Unfttbcrbeit, SBanbclbarf eitj To -fit, un^ 
 tu4>tigmtt(benj — fit, adj. (— ly, ado.) 1 
 antfidjtig, untQugli(b , ungcfiicft, 2. unpor 
 fcnb, unfiicflicb 5 — fitness , s. 1. bic Untii^^ 
 tigfeit, UntauglidjFeitj 2. baS UnpafTcnbc, bie 
 UnfcbicfU(bfeit j — fitting , unf^bicflicb , unan= 
 fldnbigj To — fix, 1. loSmaien, lofen, 2. 
 auflofenj 3. ouflocfern j 4. fliiffig mttdjcnj — 
 fix bayonet! Mil. S5at)onett abl — fixed, 1. 
 «nbefeftigt j 2. unbcftimmt, unentfcbloffen? 3. 
 unbeftdnbig^unfldt, bcrumftreifenb j — fixed- 
 ness, ber 3uftanb be ctroos unbefefligt,K. 
 ijli bic Unftdtigfeit 5 — flagging, md)t nad)- 
 Ia|fenb5 ni(bt crf(blaffcnb, unermubUtbi — 
 flattered, nicbtgcftbracidjcit, — flattering, I. 
 nid)t f(bmci(bclnt)3 2. roa^r^aft, aufrid)tig5 
 
 3. feine gutc TCuSflcbt gerod^renb (torn S8ct» 
 Ux, 2C.)j — fledged, 1. ungcfiefccrt, nicbt 
 fliigge j 2. fig. jort, jung , neu 3 — fleshed , 1 . 
 ni(bt an SSBIut gcro6()nt, ni(bt abgeridjtet , (c 
 ^agbbunbcn) 5 2. ungeubt, rob i — flinching. 
 iincr[(bri}rfcn, m6)t jurfitffcbrccfenb 5 — flog- 
 
 ged, ungepcitftbtj — foiled, unbcsroungcn, 
 uniiberrounbcn, ungeftbrodtbt. To - fold, 1. 
 cntfaltcn, offncn, auSbreiten, ougfpannen, 
 auffpannenj 2. auS bcr ^urbe tajfcn, loSpfcrs 
 ^cn, frei lajfen j 3.^^,^ a) cntbccfen, fagcnj 6) 
 cntroicfcin, crfldrcH; crlduternj c) jcigcn, 
 barftcUen 5 To — fold a sail , Mar. ein ©cgcl 
 beife^enj —folder, l.bcr(5ntfaltenbe, jc.j 2. 
 bcr ©ntroirfter, Uo — followed, ungcfelgtj 
 unbefolgtj To — fool, (n. ii.) pon Xborbcit 
 befrcicnj - forbearing, nQd)ficbt8lo&, unna(b= 
 ficbtig, — forbid, — forbidden , unccrbotcn i 
 
 — forced, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1. ungcsroungcnj 
 2. unersroungen,* 3. ungebcucbclt, naturli(b j 
 4. flufenrocife, allmdblig ) 5. gcmdd)U(b,bc= 
 quern j — forcible , unroirffam , unfrdftig 5 — 
 fordable, unburdjroabbar, ticf , — foreboding, 
 obne SSorbcbeutung, fcinc SS. babcnb, unPor= 
 bcbeutenbj — foreknown, uncorbcrbcfannt, 
 nicbt corbcr gcroupt, — foreseen , uncorbcr- 
 gcfebcnj- foreskinncd, o&nc SBorbaut, bc- 
 fcbnittcnj — foretold, ni(bt oor^crgcfagt, un= 
 geroeijfagtj — forestalled , bcm man nidjt ju^ 
 oorgefommen i|l } — forewarned, unermabnt, 
 ungcroarntj — forfeited, unccrroirft, unccr= 
 fd)crst) —forgiven, unccrjicbcnj — forgi- 
 ving, niibt ocrgcbenb; uncerfobnlicbj — forgot, 
 
 — forgotten, unccrgeffcn,2C. j To -form, cnt-- 
 formen, cernicbtcn, jcrflorcn j-formcd, I . un^ 
 geformti ungebilbct,robj 2. /l.v/. jcrflrcut, in 
 fcine GonflcUation gcborig (©.©tcrncn) 5— for- 
 saken, l.uncerlaJTcnj 2. nicbt aufgcgcbcn j — 
 fortified, unbcfcfligt, ungcfd?u^t , fd^road) j — 
 fortunate, I. adj. unglucflicb j H. — fortunate- 
 ly, ado. ungliicflicbcrroeirc} III. — fortunate- 
 ness, *. baS Unglucf, ber ungluctfcligc 3u' 
 flanb j — fossiliferous, fcinc^offllien entbaU 
 tenb 3 •— fosterad, 1. nicbt gcpflcgt , nid)t gc= 
 fdugti 2. unbegunfligtj — fought, nicbt ge= 
 focbtcn, ungcfocbtcn,ungeftblagcnj — fouled, 
 unbcfubelt; unbcfcbmujt, unbeflccftj— found, 
 ungefunbcn, nicbt gcfunbcn? — founded , un= 
 gegrunbetj— fraraable, (n. u.) unbilbfomj 
 To — frame, v. a. auflofcn, (bic SSilbung) 
 5cr|^6rcn 3 — framed, 1. ungebilbct, ungc= 
 formtj 2. Carp, unabgcbunbcn (Don aSau* 
 bols) 3 — franchised, unbcfrcit, nicbt frei gc» 
 laffen 3 — fraternal, unbrubcrlicb 3--frce, un= 
 frei 3— freed, unbefreit3 To— freeze, v.Ji. auf^ 
 tljauenj — fre<iuency, &c. vid. in In . . . ; — 
 frequented, unbefucbt, einfam, 6bC3—friable, 
 nicbt(leid)t)serreiblicb3— friended.unbefrcun" 
 bet, obnc §rcunb, frcunb(e)IoSj — friend- 
 liness, bie Unfreunblicbf eit 3 — friendly, 1. 
 unfreunbfcboftlicb/ unfrcunbUcb 3 2. nodjt^ei= 
 lig3 — frighted, uncrfcbrcrftj To — frock. 
 
Unfr 
 
 771 
 
 Ungu 
 
 cntfleibcnj — frozen, ungefrorcn, aufgc= 
 tbttut J — fregal , 1. ni(l>t frugal, fippig 5 2. 
 nid[>t^ttU&^Qltmf(^) — fruitful, arfj. (—ly, 
 adv.) 1. unfruc^tborj 2. unroirffamj —fruit- 
 fulness , t)ie Unfru(^tbttifcit5 — frustrable, 
 untjereitelborj— fulfilled.unerfiillt}— fumed, 
 nid^t mit SBo^lgeruc^ erfullt, — funded, un= 
 funt)irt, md)t ju ben fiffentlicben 6tocfS ge= 
 fdjlagcnj To — furl , auffpannen (einen gd= 
 (bcr, :c.)/ Qufroicf eln , cntroicf eln , lofen, heu 
 fc§cn (bic @egel, it.), offncn, ausbreiten,ent 
 folten, fittttern ober roe^en laffen (eine^abnc, 
 «.)> To— furnish, 1. nid)t ocrforgen^ 2. 
 QUSrdumcn, au&keren, entblofen, bcrouben, 
 
 — furnished, 1. cntbI6ftj 2. unmoblirtj 3. 
 unocrforgtj 4. unooUftclnbig) — fused, un= 
 gefd^moljen j — fusible, vid. Infusible, 2. 
 
 — gaged, unoijirt, ungCQitbt, — gain, coZ 
 uirf. — gainly; — gainable, (m. u.) ungc= 
 winnbttr j — gained, ungcroonncn, uncrlangt; 
 nicbt erlangt, — gainful, uneintrdglicb, un- 
 oortbeilbaft , gen)innlo§ j — gainly, 1. unge= 
 fcbictt, \?crf eljrt, f(bief, linf ifcb, plump j 2. roun= 
 Dcrlid), feltfom, fra^cnbaft j 3. citel; nitbtig 5— 
 galled, unbcf(bQbigt; unoerle^t, Uo— garded, 
 vid. — guarded ; To— garnisb, auSjiebcn, (bc8 
 ©(bmucfeS, u.) beraubcn, entbl6pen 3 —gar- 
 nished, unauggejiert , unbcbdngtj — garri- 
 soned, obne S3c[Q§ung} — gartered, obne 
 ,Jtmcbdnber, o^ne ©trumpfbdnberj — ga- 
 thered, unaufgelefcn, un(ein)gefammelt, 2c. j 
 To — gear, ttbfcbirrcn, au^fiirrcn j -gene- 
 rated, ungeb§ren, ungejeugt, jc j — genera- 
 tive, nicbtjeugenb, nicbt beroorbringenb, un= 
 frud^tbarj — generous, adj. ( — ly, adv.) 
 1. unebel, ungropmiit^ig 3 2. unrii^mlid), 
 fcbimpflid^ 5 — genial, 1. unfrcunblicb,ungun= 
 ftig5 2. unfrucbtbar 5 fraftloSj — genteel, 
 adj. (— ly, adv.) 1. unartig , unbofUfb / un= 
 f(bicfli(b, unanflfinbtg, 2. unfein, unclcgontj 
 
 — gentility, Die Unartigfcit, UnbofUdj^cit, 
 Unfdjicflitbfeit, — gentle, 1. unfanft, ^avt, 
 rau^, rob, plumps 2. unb6fri(b,unfrcunblid)5 
 
 — gentlemanlike, — gentlemanly, ben ^iU 
 ten cinc§ gcbilbetcn SKonncg juroibcr: 1. un* 
 gebilbct, ungefittet, unanfldnbig, unb6fli(b/ 
 grob j 2. nicbt bicber, unebel j — gentleness, 
 1. bie^drte, SlQubigPcit, Unfcinbeit^Sdob^ 
 belt J 2. bie Unboflidjf cit , Unfreunbli(bf eit 3 
 
 — gently, adv. oon — gentle; — geometri- 
 cal, ungeemetrif(bj — gifted, unbegabtj — 
 gilded, uncergolDctj To — gird (—girth) 
 entgurtcn, lo^gurtcnj — girt, I. pret.Ucp. p. 
 D. t). p. SB. j n. adj. ungcgfirtetj Uid)t ge= 
 flurtet} — giving, gobcnloc/forg 5 —glazed, 
 1. o^ne ^enflcrf(bcibcn i obne ©loSfen^ 
 
 ftcrj 2. obne ©lafur, unglafirt} — glorified, 
 ungcru^t; ungepricfen, unoer^errlicbtj To 
 
 — glorify, DeS Slubmeg berauben, — glo- 
 rious, unrubmli(b, rubmIo§j— gloved, (ro.u.) 
 obne 4)anbf(bube, hlofi To — glue, ablei* 
 men, entleimen, aufroeiAen, ablSfen 5— glued, 
 ungelcimt 5 To — god, cntgfittcrn, ber ®ott« 
 beit berauben, — godded, obne ©ott, — 
 godlily, adv. J>. — godly; — godliness, bie 
 ©ottloftgfeit, S^errucbtbeit} — godly, un» 
 Qottlidi, gottloS, ocrrudjt, ftbdnblitbi- gored, 
 un»ermunbet, un»erlc§t, unbefcbdbigt, — 
 gorged, 1. ni(bt gefdttigt, ungcfdttigt, unge» 
 fiillt 5 2. obne ,^cble 5 - got, — gotten, 1 . uner^ 
 langt, unerroorben? 2. unerjcugtj— govern, 
 able, a(/j. (— ly, ac/o.) inilenffam,unbdn» 
 big, roilb, auSgelaffen, jugcUoS} — governa- 
 bleness , s. bie Unlenffttmfeit, Unbdnbigfci^ 
 SBilb^eitj — governed, ni(bt regiert, au&Qc« 
 iQJfen, sugellog, ungejd^mt, — gowned, fcin 
 TCmt&ifleib, ?c. tragenb? — graced, ungc» 
 fcbmiicft, ungejiert, k. 5 — graceful, adj. (— 
 ly, adv.) reijleS, unjierlicb , anmutb^IoS, roi* 
 brig, unangeneljm, ungefdUigj — graceful- 
 ness, s. bie 9teijlofigfeit, Unjierlicbfeit, 2c. 5 
 
 — gracious, adj. ( — ly, adv.) 1. ungndbig, 
 ungiinftigj 2. roibrig, unangenebm, mipfdl* 
 lig 5 3.Qbfcbculi(b/ gottloS ^— graciousness, js. 
 1. bag Ungndbigc, 9J2if fdUige, baS unfrcunb* 
 li(be2Befcn5 2. bie SBibrigfeit^Unanncbm- 
 li(bfeit,5Jliffdaigfeiti 3. bic :j(bf(beult(bfeit, 
 ©ottlofigfeitj — grafted, ungepfcopfti — 
 grammatical, adj. ( — ly , adv.) ungrammas 
 tifcb) — granted, nicbt bewiUigt, nicbt ge» 
 wdbrt, JC) To — grapple, 1. lo&bQ^cn, loS« 
 bdfeln, frei macben j 2. jig. befreien 5— grate- 
 ful, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1. unbonfbar (au(b 
 pon Dingen, mie ©rbboben, Tfrbeit, jc)/ un? 
 erfenntli<b5 2. unangenebm, roibrig, reijloS 5 
 -gratefulness, s. l.bie Unbanfbarfeit, Uner* 
 fenntli(bfeitj 2. bic SBibrigMt, aKipfdUig* 
 f eit, (Rcislofigf cit 5 — gratified, unbefriebigt 5 
 To— gravel, abfonben, bo^ncn j— graveled, 
 obne groben ©anb, unbefanbet, uncerfanbetj 
 
 — gravely, ni(bt cmftbaft, obne ernft, obne 
 SBiirbe, obne %Qkrlid)Mti To — grease, 
 pom %HU oberSdjmusc rcintgen 5— ground- 
 ed, adj. (— ly, adv.) ungcgrunbctj — 
 groundedness, s. bic ©runblofigh'it 5— grud- 
 ging, adj. (— ly, adv.) obncOKurren, roiUig, 
 gerncj — guarded, adj. (— ly, adv.) l.un- 
 bcroabrt, unbebutet, jc , 2. ubercilt, unoor^ 
 
 /i(btig. [fom. 
 
 Un'guent [— 'gw?nt] , *. bie @albe , ber ®al« 
 ♦Unguen'tous, adj. [otbenantg balfamifdp. 
 On-, comp. (cf. Un- p. 760) — guessed, un- 
 49* 
 
Uiigu 
 
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 Unlio 
 
 errttt^cn, uncermut^etj — guestlike, cincs 
 ®oftc§ nitfet wurbig. 
 
 Unguic'ular[— gwik'— ], adj. Bot, oon ber 
 Sdngc cines SltogclS (ungefdijr Va 3oU). 
 
 * Unguifc'Ql^ite , *Vnguic'ulat?d, adj. 1. mit 
 i:laucn ob. S^agcln cerfetjen , 2. fiof. genagclt. 
 
 On-, comp.— guided.ungcleitet/Ungcregclt, un= 
 angeroiefcn j— guiltiness, bieUn[d^ulb,Un|irdf-- 
 
 ^lic^teit 5— guilty, unf(i^uIbig,unftrdfUc^, rein. 
 
 On'guinous [— 'gwj — -] , adj. falbetiartig. 
 
 IJn'gul^, s. Geom. bcr ®ur(^f(i)nitt , bcreiU= 
 ftef)t, roenn cin 6t)Iinbcr fd)icf gcgcn bie 
 ©runbflac^c burd^f(^mtten roirb. 
 
 On'gulate , adj, Bot. ^ufformig. 
 
 Cn-, comp.(c/.Un-, p.760)— habitable, <fec.oid. 
 Unin ... ; — habituated, ungeWO^nt 5— hack- 
 ed, ungc^arft, unge^auen, nid^t fc^ortig j — 
 hackneyed, l.unjugeritten, unberittcn5 2.uns 
 gefibt, 3. unioerbraud^t, nid^t obgenu^t, neu, 
 frifd^5 To — haft, ben ^eft ober©tielttb= 
 ne^men»on . . .5 Qbfc^aftenjTo— hair, Tan. 
 ab^aaren, cnt^aarcii/Qbpd^lcnj — hale,un= 
 gefunbj To — hallow, enti^eiligen^entmci^cnj 
 
 — hallowed Uit^cUig, rud^loSj To— halter, 
 ab^alftern. To— hamper, (^ferbcn, jc.) bicj 
 ^effcln Qbne^men,IogmQ^cn,Io§flrirfeni To 
 
 — hand, ou§ ber ^anb laffen, bie |)anb ab= 
 jie^en, wegjiel^en 5— handme, lof mid^ lo§ I— 
 handily, adv. 0. — handy; — handiness, bie 
 Ungefii(fti)eit, @d^n)erfdUig!eit,btt8 linfifd^e, 
 tolpifd^e SBefcn j — handled, unbegriffen, un= 
 betaftet, unbcrii^rt, unangeru^rt j — hand- 
 some, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1. nid^t fd)6n, tii^t 
 ^(ibfd^, unanne^mlid^, garftig, 2. nid^t gejie^ 
 menb, nid^t anftdnbig , unfein, unfc^ic!li(^, un= 
 ortig, 3. unebcl, unf^6n,nid^tebelmutl)igi 
 —handsomeness, s. 1. bcr SRattgel (xn @d^6n= 
 i)dt, bie Unanne^mlid^feit, ba§ ©arjligej 2. 
 ba§Unfeine, bie UnanfldnbigiPcit, Unartigfeit, 
 Unfdnc!lid)feiti 3. bagUnf^6nc, uncblc93c 
 ne^mcn, — handy, 1. unbe^enb, ungefd^irft, 
 linfifc^, tolpifc^ 5 2. unbequem, nid^t ^anbge= 
 red^t. To— hang, v. ir. a. 1. loS^ditgen , ab= 
 t)dngen, (basTCufgc^fingte) ^erunterne^mcn 
 2. (ein S^^orroeg, ic.) au8t)Q§pcn, QU§^cben, 
 au8 ben Ingcln ^ebenj 3. Afar. (ba& Stuber) 
 QUS^dngcn 5 — hanged, ungcl^ttngen , — hap, 
 "{iQh Unglucf , Ungcmod^ , bcr Unfall 5 ~ hap 
 pily , adv. oon — happy ; — happiness, s. baS 
 UngtMj ~ happy, adj. 1 . unglittf Ud^, clenb, 
 betrubt, trof^loS } 2.ungliLidffcIig 5— harassed, 
 ungepeinigt, unbeldftigt. To —harbour 
 Sport, (einen ^irfd) , :c.) con fcincm Soger 
 QUftreiben, aufjttgen, oerfd^eucienj — har 
 boured, »erf(^cuit, O^nc 3uflud^t}— harden 
 cd, i.ungcprtct,* 2. %.unterl)Qrtct,unoer= 
 
 flocftj — hardy, 1. unabgc^drtct, »cid)li4>i 
 2. jag^Qft, feig, furt^tfam j — harmed, 1. un^ 
 bcfd^dbigt, unccrfc^rt, unocrlc^tj 2.unbclci» 
 bigt, ungcfrdnfti — harmful, unfdjdblic^, 
 unfc^Ulbig, l^armlog, — harmonious, adj. 
 (— ly, adv.) un^ttrmonifd^ : 1. mi^flimmig, 
 miptoncnb, mif flingcnb 5 2. uniDcr^dltnipmd^ 
 fig 5 3. fig. mif^cUig, uncinigj — harmoni- 
 ousness,*.bie )Di§t)armonie: 1 . ber !DZif Hang j 
 2. bieUnoer^dltniprndpigMtj 3..%. bie 9J?i^= 
 Ijelligfcit, Uneinigfcit, To— harmonize, un= 
 ^armonift^ madden , »erftimmcn 5 To — har- 
 ness, 1. Qbfc^irrcn , objoc^cn ; lo§fpanncnj2. 
 cnt^amifd^en, cntroaffncnj To — hasp, auf= 
 riegcln, loS^dfclnj — hatched, l. unausge* 
 briitetj 2. Jig. unentmidEctt, Dcrborgcnj — 
 haunted , 1. unbefud^t, einfamj 2. (ijon ®c- 
 fpenftern, jc.) nid^t l)cimgcfud^t5— hazarded, 
 ungcroogt, ni(^tblopgcfteUt,gcfttt)rro0 j To— 
 head, v. a. ben SSoben (einc§gQjirc$)cinf(^Io= 
 gen ob. ou^f^lagcn, — healable, un^cilbor j 
 
 — healed, unge^ciltj — healthful, adj. (— 
 ly , adv.) ungcfunbj — healthfulness , s. lie 
 Ungefunb^cit J — healthy, adj., — healthily, 
 adv. ungcfunb, trdnflid^ , franfj — healthi- 
 ness, s. bie Ungcfunbl)citj — heard, 1. unge» 
 bSrt, 2. unangc^ortj — heard of, uncr^ort j 
 unbeFanntj To — hearse, jpom 8ei4)cngeru)l 
 ob. Seid^cnwagen ()crabreipen; nicbcrrcipen j 
 To — heart, (n. u.) enf mut^igcn j -— hearty, 
 nid^t ^txilxi) , nid^t Qufri(^tig , unaufrid^tig s 
 
 — heated, ni(t)t ^eip gcmad^tj ungc^ci|t, 
 uncr^i^t) — hedged, ni(^t fon eincr ^etfc 
 umgeben? — heeded, unbcad)tct, jcj — 
 heedful , — heedy , adj. ( — ly , advi.) Utts 
 ad^tfam, forglog, unbebad^tfom , »orciligj — 
 heedfulness, s. bie Unad^tfomfcit, :c. j — 
 heeding, forgloS, nad^ldfflg j — held, nid)t 
 ge^ttltcn, unbcfeffcnj— helmed, o^ncSteucr^ 
 ruber? — helped, ungc^olfcn, ununtcrfiuot/ 
 W^oS 5 — helpful , nid^t ^clfcnb, ni(^t Oulf= 
 reidi , JC h To — herse , vid. To — hearse ; — 
 hesitating, adj. (— ly, adn.) o^ne 36gcrQ, 
 o^ne 3aubern j — hewed , — hewn , 1. unge= 
 bauen j 2. unbcljaucn, ro^j — hid, — hidden, 
 unocrborgcn, unocrfiecft, — hindered, ungc= 
 ^inbcrt, :c. ? To — hinge, 1. au§ ben ^(ngcln 
 ^ebcn, Io8l)dngen, Io&()cnfcIn5 2. geroaltfam 
 oerriLictcn, 3. fig. ccrmirrcn, in Unorbnung 
 bringen , trennen, lofcn, auflofcn, umfliirscn h 
 
 — hit, ungetroffen, uncrreid^tj — holiness, 1. 
 bie Unt)ciIigFcit j 2. bie 9lu(^Ioiigfcit j - hoi} , 
 1. un^eilig, ungen)ci()t} 2. gottloS, ru(^lo§ j 
 
 — honoured, ungccl)rt,K.3 To — hood, /'a/c-. 
 (bem go(fcn) bie ^appe ttbne^men, cntblo^ 
 fcnj - hooded, oi)ne ^ttppc, entbloftj 
 
Unho 
 
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 Unin 
 
 To— hoodwink, (3entQnbcm)t)icSint5e cor ben 
 :2Cugen rocgne^menj ^iM geben, auffldren^ 
 To - hook, 1. auf^afen, ttu§^ttfen, loS^cifcln 5 
 
 2. (Mc 3ugtaue) QUS^ongcnj To — hoop , 1. 
 Die Oteifen obne^men , 2. Den Oleifrorf quS 
 jic^en? — hooped , frei »on ItReifcn, — hoped 
 (- h. for), unge^offt, unerraortet, unoer^offt , 
 
 — hopeful, ni*t cicl cerfprc(^ent), unoerfpvc* 
 dimt, ^offnung&IoS 5 - horned, ungel)6rntj 
 To - horse, qu& Dcm Battd ()ebcn ol>. f^eij^cn, 
 Qbfattein, abroerfcn } — hospitable, vid. In ... ; 
 
 — hostile, nidit feinbli(b, nicbt fcinbfcUg 5 To 
 
 — hoase, 1. ^au8lo&, obbatblog ma(3|)cn , (aug 
 bem|>aufe) jagcn, oertreibenj 2. Com. au8 
 bem 5}?agasin bringcn 5 — housed, o^ne |)au§, 
 o^nc Dbbacb, ^eimat^lo§, oertrieben, unfldt^ 
 
 — houseled, o^ne TTbcnbmQ^I, bc& ^eiligcn 
 ^bent)mal)l& unt^eil^aft, — housing, Com. 
 bcr Srangport com Soger, (in <Spcfenre(bnun= 
 gen:) quS bcm 9}?agajin su bringcn 5 To - 
 humanize, cntmenft^enj — humbled, l.unge= 
 bcmut^igtj 2. nidjt crmebrigt,unbef*fimtj 
 
 3. Tlieol. unbupfcrtig5-bung, ungebcingt, 
 ungebangenj — hurt,unbcfd^dbigt/Unocrle|t5 
 
 — hurtful, adj. (- ly, adv.) unfd^dblid^, ^avm- 
 lo§ 5 — hurting, unfd^dblitbj — husbanded, 
 
 1. nidjt ^iu Sftatljc gct)alten, 2c. } 2. cernat^ldf* 
 ftgt, ungebaut; 3. o(;ne Tlawn; - hushed, 
 unbefcbmitbtigt; To -husk, cnttnilfcn :c. 
 
 Uniax'al , adj. Min. dnad)[\Q. [tcnt- 
 
 Unjcap'sular, adj. Bot. mir cine,Kapfi;I cntljal^ 
 
 Cnjcorn, s. 1. ba§ Gin^orn? 2. bag cin^ornige 
 
 Ol^inoccroSi 3. ber ein^ornpfd^, rirf. Nar- 
 
 wal; 4. Orn. ber "Knifima, ge^ornte SBel)r= 
 
 cogcli 5. cant, bie con brci^fcrben gesogenc 
 
 ,Kutf(be ) fossile — , fossile — 's horn, prdpa= 
 
 rirteg ©inborn (cerfteincrte ^Jiarn)aUsdl)ne). 
 
 Onjcor'nous , adj. ein^ornig. 
 
 Unide'al, adj. nit^tibCQlifc^, wirflid^. [btumig. 
 
 Oniff lorous [ ir&.,uniflo'rus, 5m.], adj.Bot.dxt' 
 
 O'niTorm, 1. adj.;U. — ly , adv. 1. cinformig^ 
 
 2. uncerdnbert, glei(bf6rmig5 ni.*. bcrgleid^= 
 formige Injug, bie (Stanbegtraat, lmt§flei= 
 bung, Uniform j a —hat, cin £)ffic{er§!)Ut, 
 <Solbaten()utj— suit, lit coUfldnbige Uniform. 
 
 Cnifor'mity, s. 1. bie ©infcfrmigfeitj 2. bie 
 ®lei(^f6rmigfeit j 3. bie Ubcreinftimmung. 
 
 To O'nify, v. a. cercinen , (collfldnbigc) QiU' 
 bcit geben. [((SotteS bes <So^neS). 
 
 Cnigen'jture [— tshijr] , s. Ut ©ingeboren^eit 
 
 Unig'enous,adi.con cin unb bcrfelben ©attung. 
 
 Onjla'biate, adj. Bot. einlippig. 
 
 Cnilat'eral, adj. l.cinfeitig, 2. Bot.ixad) einer 
 
 Onilit'eral, adj. cinbu(J^ftttbig.[<Seite geric^tet. 
 
 On-, comp. (c/.Un-, p . 760) —illuminated, un- 
 crleut^tet: 1. ffnl^erj 2. unroifenb} — illu- 
 
 mined, l.mUb.c.aB.32.j?g. ungefd^miitfti - 
 illustrated, unerleud^tet, IC. cf. To Illustrate. 
 CniWc'ular, adj. Bot. einfdd^erig. 
 Un-, comp. {cf. Un-, p.T60) —imaginable, adj. 
 (-ly, adv.) unerbenni(^,unbenfbar,unerftnn« 
 Hd^ 5 -imaginative, unerfinbcrifcb, unerfinb» 
 fam, p^antaflearmj —imagined, 1 .nicbt corgc* 
 flcUt, 2C. j 2.unbenfbar, unbegreiflid^ 5-imbo- 
 died, uid.Uneni . ..; —imbued, nicbt getrdn!^ 
 IC. cf. To Imbue; ungefdrbtj — imitable,ujrf. 
 In . . .;— imitated, unna(]^gca^mt5— immortal, 
 nid^t unfterblit^, fterblid^, cergdnglitbi - 
 immortalized, nid()t cereicigt, — impairable, 
 unccrminberlid^ , ni(bt ju beeintrdcbtigcn, 
 uncerlc|bar, uncerberblitb 5 — impaired, un» 
 cerminbert, ungefd^mdlert, ungefcbradcbt, un» 
 cerre^tj — impassioned , leibcnfcbaftSloS 5 — 
 impeachable, ni^t QnHagbar, tobelfrci, — 
 impeached , nid^t angeHogt, tabelloS, — im- 
 peded, ungc^inbertj — implicated, unccrs 
 mirfelt, unbet^eiligt , - implied, nid^t mit cnt» 
 ^Qlten, ni(bl gefolgert 5 - implored, ungefle^t, 
 unerflcl)t, unerbeten? — importance , X)\z Un= 
 wif^tigjeitj — important, 1. unmid^tig, unbc= 
 bcutfamj 2. ni(bt anmafcnb, —importing, 
 unwitbtig, — importuned, unbeldftigt, unbe= 
 fd^rocrt J— imposed, 1. unouferlegt, ungefor= 
 bert, frcimiUigi 2.unoufgebiirt)et5 -imposing, 
 1. nid^t auferiegenb, :c.5 2. Itm SSemun* 
 bcning, ^{^tung cinflfif enb , nid^t ergrcifenb, 
 ;c. 5 — impregnated, 1. ungefd^njdngertj 2. 
 ungetrdnft, — impressive, 1. uncinbringli(^, 
 na(bbrurf(o§ 5 2. unempfdnglid^ 5 — impri- 
 soned, uncer^aftet j — improvable , 1. feiner 
 SScrbefferung fd^ig, uncerbefferlid^^ 2. nitbt 
 anjubauenj — improvableness , bie Uncers 
 beffcrli^fcitj — improved, ]. uncerbeffert, 
 uncercbeltj 2. ungebilbet, unbele^rt, ro^,un= 
 TOiffenbj 3. unbtnu^t, unongeroanbt 5 — im- 
 proving, nid^t bilbenb, nid^t bele^renb 5— im- 
 pugnable, unbef^reitbor^ — imputable, ntd^t 
 3Ujure(bnen, k.j — inclined, ungencigt, obnc 
 8uft J — indebted, 1. ol)ne <Bd(>uIben, fdS)Ul« 
 benfrci, uncerfcbulbetj 2. uncerpfli4)tetj — 
 indented, obnc Ginfd^nitte, jc.j (com ®cs 
 ri(bte) obnc {Runjeln^ — indifferent, nic^t 
 gleid)gultig 5 nicbt unparteiifc^j — indulged, 
 1. o^ne 3?o(bric^t bel)anbelt, unccr/iartcltj 2. 
 bem man nid^t nad^^dngt, unbefricbigt, :c. j 
 
 — industrious, unfleipig, nid^tarbcitfam, un« 
 betriebfam J — infected, 1. frei con^nftef* 
 Fung, unongeftccft, 2. uncerborben j — infec- 
 tious, l.unanf^ecfenb j 2.ni(bt onftecfunggfdbiQ) 
 
 — inflamed, nid^t ent^unbet, unentbranntj — 
 intlaramable , unentjiinbbar , ni(bt brennbor 5 
 
 — influenced , ^g. nid^t gelcitet (by, con), 
 
Uniu 
 
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 Univ 
 
 uneingcnommen, t)orurt^cil&lo& j — informed 
 
 1. unbclcbt j 2. unbelc^rt, U. cf. To Inform; 
 
 — informing, unbcle^renl))— ingenious, nid)t 
 finnrcic^, ftumpfrmnig, bummj — ingenuous, 
 unfrcimutljig , unrcbUd^ , nid^t aufric^tig, 
 falfd^j — inhabitable, unbewo^nbat) — in- 
 habitableness, bie Unberoo^nborfeit > —in- 
 habited , unbcwo^nt j — initiated , uncinge* 
 
 i tDci^tj — injured, 1. unbcleibigt, unoerle^tj 
 
 2. unbef(J()Qbigt, unocrborbenj — inquisitive, 
 m(i)t neugierig 5 nitbt fpionirenb j — inscribed, 
 o^nc 7[uff(^rift, unbefcbricbeni — inspired, 
 unbegeifierti o^ne (^o^ere) (Singcbungi — 
 instituted, 1. uneingcfe^t, unoerorbnct j 2. un= 
 ceranftaltet j 3. ununtenoicfeni —instructed, 
 1. ununterritbtet; unbeUbrtj 2. m(btmit3n= 
 flructionctt »crfe^cn j — instructive, unbeleb= 
 renbj - iusulated, nidjt freilicgenb, ni(bt aU 
 Icinfte^enb, nid^t ifolirt j — insured , unocrfi= 
 ^ixti — intellectual, geiftloS , ftumpffinnig , 
 
 — intelligent, 1. unfunbig, unocrflanbig, 2. 
 o^ne ©elbftbcrouptfeinj — intelligibility, bic 
 Uncerf^onblicbfcit j — intelligible, adj. (— ly, 
 adv.) unccrftanbli^ 5 — intended, unbettbjii* 
 tigt j — intentional, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1 . unab* 
 iitbtlicb, uniDorfd^U(b j 2. o^ne bef. ^bfi(bt ober 
 3rocdf } — interested , 1. unbet^eiligt, ic. 5 2. 
 nicbt angcjogcn, obne S^^ctlnabme 5 3. unei= 
 gcnnii^igj — interesting, ni(btonsicbenb,un= 
 intcreffantj - intermitted, ununterbro(benj 
 
 — intermitting, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1. nid^t 
 uadjlojfenb, unQufb6rlii j 2, |iet§, befidnbig, 
 
 — intermixed, unoermif d^t 5 — interpolated, 
 m(bt untcrgcfcbobcn ) unoerfcilfd^t j — inter- 
 preted, nicbt erf Ifirt, unauggelegt i —interred, 
 unbegrabcnj — interrupted, adj. (— ly, adv.) 
 l.ungcflort j 2.ununterbrodicn5 — inthralled, 
 unuttterjod^t , freij - intreatable , uncrbitt= 
 U(^5 —intrenched, unoerfcbaujt 5 — intro- 
 duced, uncingefu^rt) — inured, ni(bt obgc^drs 
 tet } — invented, unentbedEt, unerfunbcnj — 
 invested, 1. unbeflcibet, JC. c/. To Invest; 2. 
 Com. unangcUgt, tobt (u. gapitalieu) 5— in- 
 vestigable, uncrforf(blid^5 — invited, unein* 
 gelabcnj — inviting, nic^t einlabenb , :c. 
 
 C'njon, s. 1. bie SScreinigung, SSerbinbung, 
 ber SScrein , bie Union, 2. bie einbcit, (5ini= 
 gungj 3. feic ©inigfeit, eintro(bl3 4. ber 
 (Stoatenbunb, bef. Am. bie Union (bie ge* 
 fammten SSereinigten ©toaten) j Mars. — 
 flag, bie cngl. S^ationalflaggej —jack, bie 
 
 JRot^freusflagge. [gebarenb. 
 
 Cnip'arous , adj. nur txn Sungcl auf ein SKal 
 
 Cnique^ [— nik'], 1. arfj. einjig (in fcinerTCrt), 
 obne ©leicben j II. s. ein ©eeofftcier , ber com 
 ^atrofen auf gebient bat. 
 
 Cnira'diated, adj. einflra^Ug. 
 
 Unir'rjtated, adj. ungcreist, Xi. 
 
 Cnifpn, I. s. 1. or Cnis'onance, bQ& UnifonO/ 
 ber einHong, ®Ici(§lQUtj 2. iie einjelnc im» 
 oerdnbcrte 9iote> 3. bieflbcreinftimmungj in 
 — , einflimmtgj II. adj. 1. cintonig} 2. cin= 
 ftimmig. 
 
 Unia'onant, Cnis'pnous , adj. 1. gleid^toncnb, 
 einflimmigj 2. iibereinflimmenb, ^armonifd^. 
 
 O'nit,*. i)cr diner, baSGin§,®ecintc, bie (gin* 
 
 Uni'table, adj. ccreinbar. \\izit. 
 
 Unjta'rian, I. *. ber Unitarier, ein^eit§gldu« 
 bige, II. adj. unitorifc^. 
 
 Unjta'rjani^m, s. bie £el)re ber Unitoricr. 
 
 To fJnite', V. 1. a. (& n. R(b) Dereinigen, cerbin* 
 benj II. n. Derwacbfen. 
 
 Uni'ted, I. p. p. — brethren , bie oercinigten 
 (mdljrifd^cn) SBruber, SBriibergemcinbe, a3.« 
 Unitdt, — flowers, ^o«. ^njittcrblumen, ^cr= 
 map^robitifd(>e ©lumen, the — States (of 
 North America), bie SSercinigten ©taatcn 
 (oon 9torb«^merif tt) 5 II. — ly, adv. oereint, 
 
 jufammen. 
 
 Uni't^r, s. 1. ber SSereiniger, S5erbinbenbe j 2. 
 bie SKittelSpcrfonj 3. baS SOtittelbing. 
 
 Cni'tion , *. (n. u.) bie SSercinigung. 
 
 U'njtive, adj. (n. fl.) Dcreinigenb. 
 
 U'njty, s. 1. bie ©inbeit, 2. bie GinigFeit; Sin* 
 tracbt, 3. W ©leid^formigfeit, Ubereinftim* 
 mung j Aaio-^. — of a joint property, bie Un- 
 t^eilborfeit eine§ gemeinfiaftlid^en 95efi§* 
 tbum§5 — of possession, btcSBereinigung be§ 
 
 _®cbrau(b§ mil bem Sefi^c. _ 
 
 U'njvalve, I. or (j'nivalved, Unival'vular, adi 
 1. einfd()Qlig --, 2. Bot. einflappig 5 II. *. Corich. 
 bie einfd^alige 5Jluf(beI. 
 
 Cnjver'sal , I. adj. 1. allgemein, gansj 2. att* 
 umfajTcnbj 3. Bot. allgemcinj - dial, bieUni= 
 DerfQlfonnenul^r, — instrument, ein 58Scrf= 
 Seug, baS (Srofen jcber Irt mift,— joint, T. 
 baS Unioerfolgelenf ) - proposition, or II. s. 
 Log. ber allgcmeine <Ba\. 
 
 Cnjver'sali^m , s. Theol. ber Unit)erfali§mu§ 
 (©laubc, bap bie ©nabe ® ottcS oud^ SKenfd^cn 
 o^ne befttmmteg SfleIigionSbe!enntntp felig 
 mad^e). 
 
 Unjver'salist, s. Theol. ber Uniocrfalijl. 
 
 Universal'ity, Cnlver'salness, s. bie TCUgemcin* 
 
 Univer'ssilly, adv, t>. Universal. Vidt. 
 
 O'njverse, s. bQ§ TfU , SBeltall, Unioerfum, 
 ©ttnje. [il. comp. UniocrfitdtSs. 
 
 Cniver'sity, 1. s. bie Unioerfitdt, ^od^f(bule J 
 
 Cnivo'cal, I. adj.; II. — ly , adv. 1. glei^to* 
 nenb,unifon5 2. einbeutig, nur eine ffiebeu» 
 tung ^Qbenb. [beutung. 
 
 Onjvgca'tion, s. bie ©leid^namigfeif, ©Icicbbe* 
 
Univ 
 
 776 
 
 Unli 
 
 0'n|v5qae [— v5k] , C'nivoke, adj, Mas. IJOU* 
 fommen confonirenb. 
 
 On-, comp. (^cf. Un-, p. T60) -jealous, m<i)t d= 
 fcrfu(^tig, nidjtargwo^nifd^ 5 To —join, tren* 
 nen, f(^eit)en, fonbern, obfonbernj To— joint 
 jcrglicbcrn, jert^eilen, trennenj —jointed 
 unoerbunben , getrennt, —joyful, —joyous 
 m6)t fv6\)li6), trourig, unluftig, freubenlccrj 
 
 — judged, unbeurt^eilt, uneiitfdjicbcnj 
 just, ungered^t, unbillig 5— justifiable, at/j. 
 (— ly, adv.) ni(t)t ju rec^tfcrttgcn, unccrant* 
 TOortIi(^ 5 —justified , 1. ungercfj^tfcrtigtj 2. 
 unbcgnaDigtj —justly, adv. 0. —just; — 
 justness, s. bie Ungereitigf eit j — kemmed , — 
 kempt, 4= & * l.ungcfclmmtj 2.^g. ungc= 
 feitt, ungef(^mucft, ro^, uiifein j To — kennel, 
 1. Sports, a) (ciuen %ud)i, 2C.) qu6 bem 
 ?o^e Ob. 95qu trciben,ttufjogen,^crDor[(^eu* 
 (^en 5 b) (eincn |)unb,;c.) befreicn,frciltt|fen5 
 2,^g. cntbecfen, cntlorcen? — kept, 1. nii^t 
 (jururf)ge^Qlten, unberaa^rt, frei 5 2. unbeob* 
 ai^tet,unbefoIgt} — kerneled, fernlo&jTo — 
 key, (tin Sflab, jc. ©on bcr ^(^fe) loSmac^cn, 
 
 — kind, adj. (— ly, adj. & ado.) 1. ungutig, 
 unfreunblicb, liebloS, unartig, unfanft, 2. 
 unnaturlid^, ben3?Qturgefe§en juroiber 5 3.b6s= 
 ortig, (ber ©efunb^eit, 2C.) nat^t^eilig,— 
 kindness,— kindliness, *.bieUnfreunbIi(^fcit, 
 Sieblofigfeit, UnartigFeit, ^drtcj To — king, 
 bcr foniglif^cn SBiirbc berouben, entt^ronen j 
 
 — kinglike, — kingly, unf oniglic^ 5 To— kiss, 
 burc^ cinen ^up oufl5fen, gleit^famwegfuffcn) 
 
 — kissed, unge^iipt, —knightly, unritterlid^ j 
 To — knit, V. ir. a. 1. Qufticnnen, jerfafern, 
 anfI6fcn5 2. ojfnenj — knit, p. p. o.b.o.SS. 
 icadj. nid)t t>erdnt) To — knot, (bcn ober 
 btc ^notcn) aufmoc^en , ouflofen, entwirrcn , 
 
 — knotted, o^ne ^notcn? unoerroirrtj — 
 knotty, o^ne ,Rnorren, glattj- knowable, 
 nic^t ju roiJTen, unfenntli(b, nic^t roif bor, un= 
 crfennbar j — knowing, 1. nid^t wiffenby un= 
 rciifenb (mit oO^ 2. unfdf>tg, ni(^t geeignet? 
 
 — knowingly , adv. unnjijTentlic^ j — known, 
 1. unUUnnt, unberouf t j 2. frcmb, unerfannt, 
 ungefannt) 3. unbenfbor^ 4. abgef(^loffen j 
 
 — laborious, mutjeloS? — laboured, 1. ni(^t 
 burt^ lixhdt ^eroorgebro(bt5 2. unbcorbeitct, 
 ungebaut, 3. ungejroungen, frciroillig. To — 
 lace, 1. auffcbnuren, lofcn? 2. entfleibcn, 3. 
 bcr 3icr berauben 5 4. yWar. (cin bonnet) ttb= 
 f(blagen, loSmadienj — lackeyed, oon fcinem 
 Sodfcicn gefolgt, unbcbientj To — lade, v, 
 reg-. &ir. a. entlaben, entburbcn, auSlaben, 
 lecren, Com. lofc^en? — laden, p. p. 0. b. 0. 
 SB. j — laid. 1. ungelegtj 2. unbefleUt,unan* 
 flclcgt, 3. ungcjliUt, unbefanftigctj 4. ni6)t\ 
 
 (als 8ci(^c) auSgcftcUtj — lamented, unbc» 
 flagtj unbenjcinti To — lap, entpuUenj — 
 larded, 1. ungcfpicft, 2.^g.uniocrmif(btj To 
 
 — lash, mic To — lace, 1.5 To — latch, auf« 
 fUnfCHy offncn 5 — laudable, vid. Illaudable; 
 
 — laureled, nid)t mit Sorbccrn gcfdjmuctt j — 
 lavish , nid^t oerf(j^n)cnbcrifci^ i — lavished, 
 ni^t ocr[(birocnbetj To — law, ungcfe§Ii(^ 
 mac^enj — lawful, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1. gefe§= 
 roibrig, ungefe^Uc^, unrecbtmapig, n)ibcrrc(^t» 
 li(b, rc^tSroibrig, ungultig, unerlaubtj 2. un= 
 e^cli(^5 — lawfulness, 1. Ui ©efc^wibngfeit, 
 Ungefe^Ucbf fit, Unret^tmdfigfcit, Ungiilttg* 
 fdti 2.bicUnc^eU(bFcit5 To — lay. Mar. (tin 
 Zau) Quffd^Iagen, To — learn, ©cricrncn, 
 oergclfcnj — learned, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1. un» 
 gelernt) 2. ungcle^rt,un»i|Tenbi 3. ctncs®c« 
 le^rten unn3urbtg 5 — learnedness, s. bic Unge« 
 Ic^rt^eit, Unnjiffen^eit, Unfunbcj —learnt, 
 contr. ft. — learned ; To — leash, Io8f oppcln, 
 loSbinben^ To — leave, cntbldttern, abbldt= 
 tern, ablaubcn? — leavened, ungefduertj — 
 lectured, nid^t gclc^rt werbcnb j — lent , un« 
 gcUe^en. 
 
 Unless', conj. mcnn nid)t, roofern nicbt, aupcr, 
 ^auSgcnommen , bap , ee fei benn bap. 
 On-, comp. (cf. Un-, p. 760) —lessoned , unbc* 
 le^rt, ununterric^tctj- lettered, l.ungelc()rt, 
 unbcIcfen}2.nic^tmit8ettern(JBud^flaben)bc= 
 Sci(bnct 5 — letteredness, bic Unbclcfcn^eit, Un= 
 gele^rt^cit j — leveled, ungcebnct, uncben j — 
 libeled, ungefd^md^t^- libidinous, ni^trooU 
 liifligi — licensed, unberoiUigct, oI)ne befon* 
 bcrc (Sriaubnip; unbcooUmtt(btigt, xiiM frei= 
 gcgcben, nid^tcenjirt j — 1. trade, oerbotencr 
 (uncrlaubtcr) ^anbel 3 — licked, 1 . ungclcrft j 
 2.^g-. ungeformt, robJ — lighted, unangc= 
 jiinbctj uncrleuctitet j — lightsome, uner^cUt, 
 triibc, bunfelj — like, 1. ungleicb, und^nlid^ 5 
 2.unn)a^r[d^cinUd^j— likelihood, — likeliness, 
 bic Unroa^rftbeinlii^fcit, — likely, adj. &. 
 adv. 1. und^nlid)} 2.unn)a^rf(^cinlicbj3.un= 
 Derbditnipmdpigi — likeness,*, bic llnglci(&5 
 ^eit, Und^nlicbf eit j — limber, unbicgfam, md^t 
 nacbgcbcnbj To — limber, Gwn. abpro^enj 
 
 — limitable, vid. Illimitable ; — limited, adj. 
 (- ly, adv.) unbefd^rdntt; uneingefcbrdnft, 
 unbegrcnjt, o^nc @inf£brdnfung, f(^ranfenlo§j 
 
 — limitedness, s. bicUnbcfdf)rdnftt)cit, Unbc* 
 greust^eitj To — line, ba§ Untcrfuttcr ^erauS 
 nebmen au& . . . j — lineal , nicbt in gcrabcr 
 SinicCobftammenb), 00m (Scitenflammci — 
 lined, obne Untcrfuttcr, ungefiittertj To — 
 link, loSfctten, abgliebcrn, lofen, ojfncn, oitds 
 cinonber nebmen, lo§njinbcn j — liquefied (— 
 liquified;, ungcfcbmoljcn , unaufgcl6fct j — 
 
Unli 
 
 776 
 
 Unme 
 
 liquidated, Com. ni^t abgtmad^t, nid^t gcorb- 
 nct}— 1. accounts, offcnflcl)enbe9le^nuttgcn) 
 — 1. dependencies, unbeja^lte^ (UquiDc) 
 ©(i^ulten, — liquored, m6)t mitX)l, :c. gc= 
 trfinFt, trocfcn, ungefd^micrt, unbcne^tj — 
 listening, 1. nic^t ouf^ort^cnbj 2. nic^tad^s 
 tcnb, nid^t bcructrid^tigenb j 3. taub 5 — live 
 liness, tcr ©tumpffinn, — lively, nid^t Ieb= 
 ^<lft//ff' tobtj To — load, V. reg. & ir. o. 1. 
 cntlaben, cntbfirben, ablaben, au&laben, au&= 
 f(^iffcn, I6f(^cnj 2.(ein®en>c^r,:c.)cntlQben 
 (ben ©d)up ^crau0siel^en)j — loaden p. p. 10. 
 To - load ; - loader , bcr llhlatitv, "JCbldbcr, 
 TCuSIabcr, 26f(^er) — located, Am. l.(»?on 
 Sdnbcreien) (nod^) nid^t ousgcmef en 5 2. burd^ 
 Urfunben (nocb) nid^t beftinimt j 3. nid^t an= 
 gcftcbcltj To — lock, 1. auffd^Iiefen, 6ffnenj 
 2. JVp.(bie ^orm) QUffd^Ucpen j (ba§ format) 
 abf(^lQgcnj (bie @tegO ablSfen? — locked, 
 unterfcbloJTen, offcn 5— looked for, unoori^cr» 
 gcfe^en, uncmartet, unoermut^et j — looped, 
 unaufgef(blagen, ungeftiilpt, unumbortct, — 
 loosable, unlosbar, ni(bt ju lofen^ To— loose, 
 
 V. I. a. vid. To Loose ; II. in ©titcfe aufgel6= 
 
 fet werben, fid^ auflofen , jcrfallcn, — lordly, 
 tine§ Sorb&unwurbig^unQnftdnbig, —loved, 
 ungclicbtj — loveliness, bie UnUebcnsmurs 
 bigfeit^ — lovely , unliebenewiirbig, rcisloSj 
 
 — loving, ni(^tUebetib, lieblos, unfrcunbli(^ 3 
 
 — luckily, adv. unglutfUd^cr SBcifC) — lucki- 
 ness, s. 1. i)Q§ Unglucflitbc, UnglfidC, ber 
 ftblimme ^ufaUj 2. bie S^atbt^ciligfeit, 3. tie 
 ©djabenfreube, ber 5Jlut^n)iUc3 — lucky , 1. 
 unglflcf lid) , elenbj 2. ungliictbcbeutenb, 3. 
 fd^abcnfrob, mutbwiaig , — lustrous , glQns= 
 I0&, unf^einbor, o^nc ©(bimmcrj — lusty, 
 unf rdftig, fd^watb ) To— lute, Chem.Ul 2et)= 
 mes Ob. MtU^ entlcbigcn, ben Sc^m ob. Mtt 
 abmad^en ic»on...j — made, l. ungemo^t, 
 m6)t fertig^ 2. ungefc^ajfen) 3. Dernid^tet, 
 jerfldrti — magnetic, nid^t magnetifd^j — 
 maidenly, ni6)t jungfrdulic^ 5 To — mail, ent= 
 panjern, entwajfnen j — maimed, ungeld^mt, 
 untcrf^iimmelt, - makable, (m. a.) nitbt ju 
 madden, untl)unlidb5 To — make, l. oernicb^ 
 ten, jerftoren, entformen, megf(bajfen 5 2. (ei= 
 nen ^6mg , jc) abfe^cn j — malleable , nicbt 
 ^fimmerbor; nid(>t bc^nbar, fpdbe, unge= 
 fdf>meib{g5 — malleability, bie Ungef(bmeibig= 
 itit, ©pr5bigFeitj To— man, l.entmenf(ben, 
 erniebrigcnj 2. cntmonnenj 3.jJg-. »cibif(b 
 mQ(ben, entmut^igen 5 4. entDfilFcrn 5 5. (cU 
 nem ®d)iffe) bie SKannfcbaft nc^menj — ma- 
 nageable, 1. nid)t su ^onbbaben, :c.3 2. un^ 
 lenfbar , unlcnffam , unbdnbig 5 — managed, 
 1. unge^anb^Qbt, ungcleitct) 2. unabgericb' 
 
 tct, unjugeritten i 3. uncrjogenj 4. ungc» 
 braud^tj — manlike, — manly, 1. cinedOJU'tts 
 f(ben unnjiirbig, unmenfd^Iidi) j 2. unmdnnlicb j 
 
 — manliness. Die Unmdnnlicbfeit 5 — manned. 
 1. unbemannf5 2. Falc nid)tgc5d^mt, unal?= 
 geri(btet (00m gQlfcn)5 3. fig. f(bu(btern, 
 menfd^cnfddcui — mannerliness, bic Unartig= 
 Mt, Unmanierlid^f cit, Ungcsogen()cit , — man - 
 nerly, I. or— mannered, adj. ; II. arfu.ungcfit* 
 tit, rcl), ungcjogen, unmamerUd(> , un^oflid^ j 
 
 — manufactured, rot), uni^crarbcitctj — ma- 
 nured, ungebitngt, ungebauti — marked , 1. 
 unbejei(^neti 2. unbemerft, unbcadfjtet^ - 
 
 — marketable, uni^erfduflicb, nid[)t gangbttri 
 marred, nid^tocrborben, unbcfd^dbigt, uni^er* 
 lelt, — marriageable (— marriable), bci* 
 
 rat^Sunfd^ig, unmannbar 5 -married, unvcr= 
 bcirat^et. To - marry , (gbelcute) fd^cibeu j 
 
 — marshaled, nid^t angeorbnct j To — mas- 
 culate, Derroeid^Ii(bcn, entfrdften, fd^mddbenj 
 
 — masculine, unmdnnlid^, rocibifd^j To — 
 mask, V. I. a. entlari?en) II. n. t)ie Zax^e Qb= 
 ne^men, fid^ bcmaSfiren 5 — masked, cntlan>t, 
 blopgef^cUt, offcn j To -mast, (cin ©djiff) 
 entmaflcnj — mastered, 1. unbemciftcrt, un? 
 iibcrwdltigt, unbejwungen^ 2. unbesroing- 
 licbj To — mat, 1. bie Watte wegncljmcn 
 »on . . . , ber Watti entlebigenj 2. auffle(iten, 
 cntwirrcn. To — match, (ctmaS ©cpaarteg) 
 »on cinanber trenncn, entpooren, fd^eiben, 
 ttu§einonberreifen,t>ercinseInj — matchable, 
 
 I. md;t ju paaren, unoereinbar, 2. un\)er= 
 glei(bli(^, beifpielloS, cinsig 5 — matched , 1 . 
 ungepaart^ 2. o^ne ®lei(ben, uni^crglcid^lid), 
 einjig 5 — meaning, ni(bt§fagenb , finnlos, 
 au§brucf§lo§, einfdltig, fabc, Qlbcrnj— meant, 
 md)t gemcintj unbcQbfilcbtigtj— measurable, 
 vid. Im . . . ; — measured , 1. ungemcjfen j 2. 
 unermeffen, uncnbli(b, grenjcnloS , — mecha- 
 nical, nicbt ben ® efc|cn ber SD^ed^anif gemdp j 
 
 — meddled with, unongctafiet, unbcrii^rt, 
 unoerdnbert, — meddling, fid) nid)t in Ut 
 Tfngelegenbeitcn ^nbcrer mif(benb , — medi- 
 tated, uncrwogen, uniibcrbait, unburd)bad^t, 
 IC.)- meet, adj. (— ly, adv.) untauglid^, 
 unnfi^ , unbienlid^ , unfd)icf Ud^ 5 — meetness, 
 s. bie UntaugIid^feit,Unf(birfIid^feif 5 — mel- 
 lowed, nid^tmiirbe, nid^t ©oUfommcn rcif, 
 (nod^) unreif j — melodious , unmelobifd^ ,• — 
 melted, 1. ungef(bmolsen 5 ^.fig- ungcrii^rt, 
 
 — mentionable, I. adj. nid^t SU crwd^ncnj 
 
 II. u-8 , s. pi. cant, bie ©cinflcibcr, — men- 
 tioned, unermd^nt, ic. , — mercantile, nidf)t 
 faufmdnnifd^, unmcrfantilifdt)) — mercenary, 
 nid)t gcmict^et, ungebungenj ni(bt fcilj - 
 merchantable, unterfduflid^ , unterduf crlidb, 
 
Unme 
 
 777 
 
 Unob 
 
 ungangbatj — merciful, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1 
 unbarm^ersig 5 2. gewiJTenloS, unmdf tg, fiber* 
 trieben j — mercifulness, s. t)ic Unbarmt)erjigs 
 hiti — meritable , (n. u.) unj)erbienfllt(i) 5 
 merited, unoertientj — incritedness, Die Un= 
 ocrbient^eitj — met, nic^t bcgegnct, unge= 
 troffenj — metallic, nid^tmctallifd^i— mighty, 
 nic^t mddEjtig, fc^mad^j - mild, mAtmilb, 
 rau^ } — mildness, ber Mangel on 5KiIl)C, bie 
 SlQU^eitj —military, unmilitcirifc^, unfric* 
 gerifi j — milked, ungemolf en j — milled , 1 . 
 ungewalftj 2. ungeronbeltCoom^elbe^jc)? 
 
 — minded, nid^t gcatbtct, unbemcrft, k.j — 
 mindful, adj. (— ly, adv.) unbebac^tfam, un= 
 id^tfam, unaufmerffam (of, auf), uneinge= 
 bcnf, forgIo§, oergeffcn 5 — mindfulness s. 
 bie Unbe>a(^tfQmfcit, Unad^tfamfeit, <Sorglo-- 
 figfeit, SSergeffen^eitj To — mingle, cntmi= 
 fc^en, fonbern, [(beibenj — mingled, 1. unge= 
 mifd^t, unt)crmifd)ti 2. un»erfdlf(bt, unt>er* 
 borbcn, rein?— ministerial, ni^tminifleneUj 
 
 — miry, unbefubelt, nicbt fot^ig, nicbt f(bmu= 
 jig 5 — missed, ni6)t X)CVmifti — mistakeable, 
 unoerfennbar? — mistaken, ficb ni6)t gcirrt 
 ^abenb, ficberj — mistrusting, argloSj — 
 mitigable, ni(^t ju milbern , nid^t ju befdnfti: 
 geni — mitigated, ungelinbcrt, ungemilbcrt, 
 unbcfdnftigtj — mixed (contr. Unmixt) njie 
 
 — mingled; — moaned, unbeflagt, unbe= 
 trauert 5 —modifiable, unabdnbcrli(^3 —mo- 
 dified, ungcdnbert j — modish , unmobifcb 5 — 
 moist, nid^t feud^t, troctenj — moisted,— 
 moistened, unbefeud()tct) To — mold,vid.To 
 
 — mould; — molested, unbcfd^wert , ni6)t 
 bcunru^igt5 — monied, 1. gelbloS, uniocrm6= 
 gcnbj 2. gclbbeburftig j To — moor, v. a. 
 Mar.l. (t)en Scuanfcr) lid)tcn j 2. (ein @d()ijf) 
 bQ§ »or jroei obcr meJjreren TCnfern liegt, oor 
 einenbringenjTo — moor aship, Die Jxi: 
 Ux li(^tcn} —moralized, nidbtgcfittct, unfitt= 
 lid^, ungebilbet, unbcle^rt 5 — mortgaged, 
 nid^t ocrfcbrieben , nicbt bi)Pot^ecirt, un\)ers 
 pfdnbetj —mortified, 1. unertobtct, unge= 
 finjQcbtj 2. ungebcmiit^igt, ic. cf. To Mor- 
 tify; — motherly, unmutterlid) 5 To — mould, 
 1 . ttu& ber ^orm bringen, entformcn 5 2. um= 
 formen; umgicpen 5 — moulded, ungcformt, 
 fonnlo§5 — mounted, 1. unberittenj 2. ni(bt 
 oufgejogen, ic. 5 — mourned, unbetraucrt) — 
 movable , vid. Im . . . ; — moved, 1. unbc» 
 toegt, 2. ungerfib^^t/ w. cf. To Move ; — mo- 
 ving, 1. ni^t bcmcgenb , 2c. 5 2. ben)cgung8= 
 log, unbc»egU(b j To — muffle, v.l.a. 1. ent- 
 mummen; cnt^uUcn, oufbetfcn, 2. Den ©dm= 
 »fcr (oon einer Srommcl) nebmenj 11. n. * 
 bcrtortrctcnj fi(btbar rocrbenj — murmured, 
 
 ni(bt bemurrti - murmuring, nid^tmurrcnbi 
 
 — musical, 1. unmuilfalifd^ ,2. unt)armomf(b» 
 
 — mutilated , unocrftummeltj To — muzzle, 
 V. a. 1. »om SKouIForbe befreien, ben SKauI* 
 f orb ttbnebmen, (bie 9ta[e) frei mcibeni 2. f?wn. 
 ben 5Kunbpfropf (bcr ®ef(^u$e) abfcbnallenj 
 S.^g. Qufbecf en, jeigenj To-nail, v. a. bie 3^ds 
 gel jie^en au§ ... , abnageln, (oon ben S^dgeln) 
 loS madden) — nailed, ungcnagelt)— named, 
 l.ungenannt, unerrod^ntj 2. namenloSj — 
 native , nid&t angeboren , unnttfiirlid^ 5 — na ■ 
 tural, adj. (— ly, adv.) unnatiirlid^j- natu- 
 ralizable , ni4>t naturalifirt roerbcn fonnenb j 
 To — naturalize , 1. unnatfirlid^ madden 5 2. 
 benaturalifiren, Qusbiirgern 5 — naturalized, 
 nid^t naturalifirt, nicbt eingeburgertj — na- 
 vigable, vid. In . . . ; — navigated, unbefd^ifft j 
 
 — necessariness, *. Die Unnotbigfeit? — ne- 
 cessary, adj. (— ily, arfy.)unn6tbig, unnu^, 
 
 — necessitated, ungenotbigt, ungejwungen ) 
 
 — needful, unnot^ig, nid^t erforDerlid^ 5 — 
 neighbourly, adj. &. adv. 1. unnad^barlid^j 
 2. feinDfeligj To— nerve, cntnerocn, ent!rdf* 
 ten, fcbradd^enj — nerved , entnerot, fd)n)a^, 
 fraftlosj- neutral, nid)t neutral, parteineb* 
 menDj — noble, <fec. vid. Ignoble, «fec. ; — no, 
 ted, 1. unbejei^nctj 2. unbemerft, 3. ungc* 
 ebrt , unbead^tct 5 — noticed , unbeacbtct 
 unbemerft, it. cf. To Notice; — numbered, 
 ungejdijlt} joblloS 5 — nurtured, uncrjogen. 
 It. 5 — obeyed, Dem man f einen ® e^orfam lei* 
 flet) — objected, uneingcwanbt, nid^t oorgc* 
 roorfenj — objectionable, adj. (—\y,adv.) 
 unoerroerfli^ , untaDel^aft? — obliterated, 
 unoerBfd^t, unoerwif d^t 5 — obnoxious, 1. 
 ntd^t unterworfen , ni(bt auSgefe|t5 2. nid^t 
 ftraffdUigj — obscured, un»crDunFelt) — ob- 
 sequious, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1. nid^t fricd^CUD, 
 ni(bt unterwurflg , unfolgfam 5 2. unwillfdb* 
 rig j — obsequiousness, s. i.DcrUngeborfam, 
 Die Unfolgfamf eit 5 2. Die Unroillfdbrigfeitj — 
 observable, 1. unbemcrHid^, unmerfli(b j 2. 
 nid)t ju beobad^tenj — observance, 1. Die 
 5rii(btbe(ob)a^tung, :c. 5 2. Die Unacbtfamf cit, 
 Stlicfficbt&lorigFeit 5 — observant, 1. nitbt 
 beobacbtenb, unaufmerffam, unaitfam? 2. 
 unwillfdbrig, ungcborfam^ — observed, adj. 
 (— ly, adv.) unbcobadjtct, unbemerft,:c. j- 
 observing , vid. — observant, I.5 — ob- 
 structed, unoerflopft, un»crfperrt, ungebin* 
 Dert? — obstructive, nid^t PcrflopfcnDj ni^t 
 ^inDernb, :c. 5 — obtainable, unerreid^bar 5 — 
 obtained, unerlangt, uncrn)orben,ni^t cr* 
 balten } — obtrusive , nid^t juDringlid^ , nid^t 
 Idftig, anfprud^§lo&, bcfd(>eiDcn j — obvious, 1. 
 nitbt IcicbtCoD.nidijt foglci(b)bcmcrni(b) 2.m4>t 
 
Unoc 
 
 778 
 
 Unpi 
 
 entgcQcn fomment), m6)t fapUd^, m6)t ein 
 leud^tent) , unbeutUc^ j — occupied , 1. unbe* 
 fejfen, uneingcnommenj 2. unbefctjaftigt? 3. 
 unangcbaut, wfifl Itegcnbj — offended, ni^t 
 bcleitigtj — offending, 1. nid^f beleibigcntj^ 
 unanftopigj 2. fi[int)enlo§,unf(i^uH)ig,un[^dl)s 
 \i^, l^armloS j — offensive , &c. vid. In ... ; 
 
 — offered, unongebotenj — official, adj. 
 (— ly, adv.) ni^t amtlid), IC. cf. Official; — 
 often , (n>. fi.) felten j To — oil , abolcn, cnt= 
 6ten, com fclc reinigen? — oiled , nid^t gc6It j 
 
 — opened, ni6)t gcoffnet, ungeoffnet, uner6ff* 
 net, cerfc^loffen j — opening, 1. ni(^t6ffncnbj 
 2. ni6)t aufgc^cnb j — operative, uid. In ... ; 
 
 — opportune, adj. (— ly, adv.) Ullbequcm, 
 ungelcgcn, jur Unjeit, — opposed, l.bcm 
 man [id) niit wiberfe^t, ouf fcincn SBifecrs 
 flant) treffcnb j 2. uncingeroonl^t j —oppressed 
 unbeferiiijtj To - order, abbef^eUen, contrc- 
 manbirenj — orderly, vid. Disorderly; — 
 organic , &c. vid. In ... ; — organized , un= 
 organifirt J •- original, 1. unurfprunglid^, ab- 
 gcleitet) 2. uncrfd^offen, uncrjeugt, — origi 
 nated, o^nc Urfprung, unerfd^Qjfen, unge^ 
 jcugt) — ornamental, f(^mutfIo8j — orna- 
 mented, ungef^miicftj — orthodox, nid^t 
 rc(I)tgl5ubig5 — ostentatious , 1. nid^t pra^= 
 Icrifc^, bc[(l^eil)cn 5 2. nid^t grell, nifbtTd^rcienb 
 (oon %axhtn)i — owed, nid^t ftijulbigj — 
 owned, 1. ni^t bcfeffcn, o[)ne ©igent^umer, 
 2. nid^t anerfannt , :c. r/. To Own ; — oxyda- 
 ble, ni(bt OJt)t>irbar 5 — oxygenated , — oxy- 
 genized, nid^t oyQbirt, nit^t mit ©aucrfloif 
 cerbunbcnj — pacific, unfricblid^, nid^tfanft, 
 
 — pacified, unbcfdnftigti To — pack, 1. ah' 
 parfcn, auoparfen, beballircn^ 2. oblobenj 3. 
 (». u.)A^ entlttben, I6fen,6ffncn3— packed, 
 l.ungepacft, 2.^g-.unangesettelt3 unbeftod^cn, 
 unpartciif(^ 5 — packer , berluSporfer, lib- 
 Ittber^— paid, l.unbcjQ^lt5 2.un»ergoItcn) 3. 
 uncrfuUt 5 4. ungcbuf t j — paid for, no^ unbc= 
 ia^lt, erborgt 5— pained, fd^merjlos, md(>t gc* 
 qudltj — painful, fdfjmcrsloS, ni^t ff^mcrjlici), 
 md[)t [(^mersenb) — painted, 1. ungcmaltj 
 2. ungcf4>minft5 — paired, ungepoartj — 
 palatable, 1. unfd^motf^aft j 2. roibrig, unon* 
 gene^jm, — palled, 1. unpcr^fiut^ 2. nid^t gc= 
 fdf>rerft, nidt)t nicbergefc^Iagen^ 3. nid^t uber* 
 ffitttgt 5 — panoplied, ungef)arnif(^t 5 To — 
 paradise, ter ©eligfeit berttuben? —para- 
 goned, unocrgleicbbar, o^nc ©leitbcn^ — pa- 
 ralleled, nicbt ju cergleid^en, unoergleid^Iitb, 
 beifpielloS^- pardonable, unpcrsci^lid^^nicbt 
 iu entf4>ulbigen 5 — pardoned , 1. un»>er5ics 
 ^cn, 2. unbegnobigt 5 — pardoning, nifbtoer* 
 jcibenb, unperf6^nlid^5 — pared , ungefd^altj 
 
 — parliainentarincss, baS Unparlomcntarifd^e, 
 bic^artamcntsroibrigfeit J — parliamentary, 
 adj. (—rily, adv.) unparlomcntarifcbj To — 
 parrel, v. a. Mar. baSSlQcE (con cincrSRaQ) 
 QbmQd[)Cn5 — partable, adj. (—ly, adu.)un= 
 t^cilbor^untrcnnbar J— parted, ungct{)cilt, jc.j 
 
 — passable, 1. vid. Im . . . ; 2. vid. — current ; 
 
 — passionate, vid. Dis . . . ; — pastoral, nid)t 
 ^irtenmo^ig, :c. cf. Pastoral; — pastured, 
 ungcweibet, o^nc SSeibe j — patented, unpo= 
 tenti(rx)rt5-pathed, pfablos, ungcbat)nt5 
 
 — pathetic, unpat^etifd^ , nicbt Icibcnfd^aft* 
 ii^, m6}t riil^renb} — patriotic, unpatrio* 
 tifd^j — patronized, unbcf(bu|t, gonncrloS^ 
 
 — patterned, (to. ix.) ol)m^'Ru^iX, fcinSSors 
 bilb ^abenbj To — pave, v. a. cntpflaflcrn, 
 bog Pflaftcr Qufrcipcnj — paved, ungcpfla= 
 ftertj — pawned , unpcrpfdnbet, unocrfttt^ 
 
 — peaceable , — peaceful , adj. (— ly, adv.) 
 unfricblid(>} — peaceableness, .?. t){cUnfncb» 
 lid^fcit J — pedantic, unpcbQntif(b 5 — pedi- 
 greed, obne ©tammbaum^ To — peg , los* 
 pflocfcn, Io§fle(fcn, offnen 5 — pegged, nnan 
 gcpfloeft 5 — pelted, unbcworfcn,K.5 To — 
 pen, 1. (©^afc) Qu§pfer(bcn5 2. (SBaffcr) 
 loSbommen, burd^ Tfufjiebcn cincg ©d^u§brc= 
 tc8, 2C. frcicn Sauf gcbcn , — penal, flrofloS 5 
 
 — penetrable, Ac vid. Im ...;— penetra- 
 ting, ni(bt burd^bringenb ^ —pensioned, nicbt 
 pcnfionirt, unbcfolbet, ic. To — people, cnU 
 pSlfcrn^ — peopled, mcnfd^cnlccr, — percei- 
 vable, &c. vid. Im . . . ; — perceived , adj. 
 (— ly, adv.) unbcmcrft,:c. 5 — perforated, 
 unburd^lod^ertj —performed, 1. unoerrid^s 
 tct, ungetban, 2, unerfuttt, :c. cf. To Per- 
 formj — performing, nicbt pcrrifbtcnb , 2C. ; 
 
 — perishable, vid. Im . . . ; — perjured, ni6)t 
 mcineibig, frci i>om SKeincibej — permanent, 
 nid^t boucrnb , t>onibcrgc^enb, ocrgdnglid^, 
 
 — permitted, unerlaubt j To — perplex, JM>n 
 SScmirrung bcfrcien^ —perplexed, 1. un* 
 oemirrt, :c. 5 2. nid^t bctrctcn, unccrlcgcn j 
 —perspirable, unocrbfinftbor, nicbt au§biinft= 
 bar, — persuadable, nitbt ju iiberrcbcn, un* 
 crbittf'.d^ 5 — perverted , 1 . ni^t Pcrbrcbt, 
 ungcbeutelt5 2. un»erborbcnj — perverting, 
 p. s. ba§ 3urucEbnngcn pom SScrberbcnj To 
 
 — pester, entwirrcn, cntmicfcln, Iofcn,loS 
 madjen, ^erousbclfen^ — pestered, ungc* 
 qudlt, ungeplagtj —petrified, unocrfleittcrt J 
 
 — philosophic, — cal , adj. (— cally , adv.) 
 unp^itofopbifd^ , unrocifcj — philosophical- 
 ness, s. bo§ Unp^tlofopbifd&CJ To — philoso- 
 phize, (Pope) bcr SBurbc cincS ^^ilofop^cn 
 bcraubcn^ — philosophized, nid^t burd^ ^^u 
 lofop^cmc t)CTbrebt ob. pcrfd&lctcrt j —picked. 
 
Uiipi 
 
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 ni4>t au59efU(J(>t j — picked samples, Com. utt* 
 geff^meid^elte (unttuSgefut]S)te)^robcn 5 —pic- 
 turesque, unmolerifd^ 5 — pierceable, 1. un- 
 bm:(!&|ied^bQr5 2.unt)ur4)brin9U(^5— pierced, 
 
 1. unt)ur^f^O£i^en , zc.j 2. unbur4>brungen 3 
 3. unt)ur(^t)rittglii 5 — pillared, o^nc ^fci? 
 ler, entfdult, fdulcnlo^^ — pillowed, o^ne 
 ^ovfKffen 5 —piloted, ungclot^fet, nid^t tmxd) 
 Sot^fen gcfu^rt , jc. j To — pin , 1. abflerfen, 
 ab^eftcn, loS^eftcnj 2. loSmac^cn, befrcienj 
 
 — pinioned, IoSgebunt)en , Io§gef(^niirt j — 
 pinked, nid)t mit SJcjlcllS^crn oerfe^en, un* 
 burd^I6(i)crt 5 — pinned, o^nc 5rJat)cln, ungc* 
 ftedftj — pitied , unbcmitlciDct 5 — pitiful, 
 adj. (— ly, adv.) l.unmitlcit>ig,mitleit>Slo&5 
 
 2. md)t ru()rcni)5 —"pitying, nid^t bcmitlei= 
 bcnb, unbarm^erjigj — placable, u<Vi. Im . . . ;; 
 
 — placed, 1. mit fciner ©teflc oerfebcn j 2. 
 ni(bt untergcbraj^t,unQngefleat, unoerforgt, 
 
 — plagued, ungeplagt, ungcqudit j co/. ungc-l 
 [d^oren. To — plait, 1. ouS ben ^altcn brin=| 
 gen, ou&falten, auSf^reicbenj 2. auSflet^tcn^ 
 
 — planned, 1. uncntworfen j 2. unbcrebct 2c 
 
 — planted, l.ungepflQnst5 2. unangelcgtj — 
 plastered, ungetun(3^t, unberoorfen, unbe 
 rappt j —plausible, ifec. vid. Im . . . ; — plau 
 sive, m6)t bcipflicbtcttb , m6)t biUigenb; mip 
 biUigcnbj — pleadable, nidjt (qI& StetbtS^ 
 grunb) al§ entfcbulbigung anjufu^ren^ 
 pleasaut, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1. unangenebm, 
 Wibrig, 2. unluftigj —pleasantness, s. 1 
 bie Unonne^mlicbf eit, asibrigteit 5 2. i)oS Un* 
 luflige^ — pleased, unbefriebigt, mipioer= 
 gnfigt, unjufrieben j — pleasing, adj. (— ly, 
 adu.) unangcnebm, mi^fdUig, uncrfreulid), 
 iDibrigj— pleasingness,*. taS Unangenebme, 
 SRipfdUtgc, bie SBibrigfcit 5 — pledged , un= 
 »crfpro(benj unoerpfdnbet, — pliable, un= 
 biegfom 5 — pliant, l. unbiegfam, ungef(bmei= 
 bigj 2. ftarr, bQlSftarng^ — ploughed (— 
 plowed), ungepflugt 5 To — plnme, 1. rups 
 fen, Qu^rupfen, berg-ebcrnbcrauben, cnt= 
 ftcbern, 2. t)cr3ierbc beraubcn, bemfitbigen, 
 
 — plundered, ungcplunbert, unberaubtj — 
 poetic, — cal , adj. (— cally, adv.) unpoe= 
 ttfcb, unbi(bterifcb j — pointed , 1. ftocbcUoS, 
 ot)tte <Spi§e5 2. ni(bt interpungirt^ 3. nicbt 
 mit SSofoljeic^en oerfeben (oon femitifcber 
 ©cbrift) 5 To — poison , t)e& ®ifte8 cntlebi= 
 geitj — poized , obne ©leicbgcwitbt j — pola- 
 rized , 1. m6)t polarifirtj 2. nicbt polarifcb, 
 
 policied, unioerroaltct , bcr 9legterung(S- 
 form) ermttngclnbj — polished, l. unpolirt, 
 1C.5 2. ungcbilbet, ro^j —p. gold, mattes 
 ®0lb j — polite , &c. vid. Im . . . ; — polled, 
 1. ungefappt J 2. ungefd^orenj 3. unbevaubt 3 
 
 4. ni^t in ba§ ©timmregiftcr (oI§ SJotant) 
 cingctragen, —polluted, unbcflecftj— popu- 
 lar, nnpopuldr, nitbt oolfsmdpig, unbe* 
 liebt J — popularity , bie Unpopularitdt, Un* 
 Ulkht^tit beim SSolfe , — portable , untrag* 
 bar, ni^t p tragcnj— portioned, obne 9)?it» 
 gabej o^ne $5erm5gcnj — portuous, obne 
 |>afcn, bafcniogj — possessed, unbefcffen, 
 unbefe^t, o^ne ^crm 5 — possessing, bcjt$? 
 lo§, obnceigentbum, arm 5 —powdered, un« 
 gepubertj — powerful, obnmditig,ma(btIoS, 
 
 UnPermSgenb 5 —practicable, &c. vid. Ira ... ; 
 
 — practised, ungciibt, unbciuanbert, uncr» 
 fa^ren J — praised, ungclobt, ungepriefenj 
 
 — precarious, 1. m(btmipli(b,unsn)cibeutig J 
 
 2. unabbdngigj — precedented , beifpiellos, 
 uner^Srt, — precise, unbeflimmt, ungenauj 
 
 — predestined , nid}t oorberbcflimmt^ To - 
 predict, v.a.bic^rop^cseiung (einc§(Sreignif« 
 fe&) jurucfnc^men J — preferred, l.nitbt Por- 
 gejogcn , 2.unbef6rbcrtj —pregnable, &c.vid. 
 Im . . . ; —pregnant, unfru(itbar, unergiebig 5 
 — prejudicate (— prejudicated), uncingenom* 
 men, oorurt^eilSfrei 5 — prejudiced, 1. loorur-* 
 tbeilSfrei,unbcfangen5 2.obne3^a^tbeil, un= 
 bena(bt^eiligt j — prelatical, unprdlatifd), ci* 
 ncm ^rdlaten nicbt gejiemenb 5 — premedi- 
 tated, 1. unoorbeba^t, uniiberlegt, aus bcm 
 etegrcif5 2. xiiM abfKbtlitb/ jufalligj - 
 prepared, unoorbercitetj — preparedness, 
 ber D}?angcl an SSorbercitung^ — prepos- 
 sessed, uneingenommen, oorurtbeilsfreij- 
 prepossessing, m(bt einncbmenbj — presi- 
 dented, obne SSorft^cr, obne TCuffKbtj — 
 pressed, 1. ungcprept, ic.j 2. unerwdbnt) 
 
 3. nitbt erjmungen 5 — p. wine , ber SSorlouf, 
 95eennofl5 — presumptuous, obne ©unfel, 
 anfpru(bSlo8, befd^eibenj — pretended , nid^t 
 corgegeben j — p. to , roorauf fcin Tfnfpru^ 
 gema^t roirb, unangemapt^ —pretending, 
 adj. (— ly, ado.) anfpru(b§lo§,unanmafIt^, 
 bcf(beiben} —prevailing, unpcrmogenb, 
 fd)wa(b, ma^tIo§ 5 — prevented, unoer^in^ 
 bertj To — priest , ber ^rieflermiirbe entfej* 
 sen j — priestly, unpricflerU(b j — princely, 
 adj. k ado. unfiirftUtb 5 — principled, o^nc 
 ©runbfd^c: 1. [djroanfenb 5 2. unfittlicb, 
 nid)t6n)urbig , gewiffcnloS 5 — printed , un^* 
 gebrudft J — p. cottons , ungebrudfte (weife) 
 ^ottonerienj — prisoned, ou§ bcm ©efdng* 
 niffe entlofTcn , frei gelaffen , — prizable , 1 . 
 unfcbd^bar , jc , cf. To Prize ; 2. oon feinem 
 Sffiertbe, gering 5 — prized, 1. ungefcbd^t; 
 untayirt52.,/?g-. ungenjurbigt^— proclaimed, 
 unauSgerufen , nidjt beFannt gemaibt ? - 
 productive, 1. unfrucbtbar, 2.mirFung§Io§ j 
 
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 3. nu^Io&, uncintrdgli(l(> (oon 6apitttlien)5 
 
 — productiveness, 1. bteUnfrud^tbarfeit, 2. 
 bie asirfungSlofigfeitj 3. bie Uneintvcigli^s 
 fcit 5 — profaned , uncnt^eiUgt, uncntwei^tj 
 
 — professional , 1. nid^t ju cinem befonbern 
 QemxU ol)er ©tanbc gc^6rent)5 2. m6)t bc= 
 rufSmdptgj — proficiency, Mc 3^id()tbefi"c= 
 rung, — profitable, adj. (— ly, ado.) 1. uns 
 ©ort^cil^afti gerainnlo&j uneintrdgli^ 5 2. 
 nttc(>t^cilig5 3.nu$lo§, unnu|, unt)ienli(^ 5 — 
 profitableness, s. Die Studio fig fcit, Unein* 
 trdglt(§feit, ic 5 — profited, 1. feinen3tu§cn 
 ^Qbenl) ) 2. nic^t »ort^cil^aft, o^nc Grtrag 5 — 
 prohibited , unoerboten, — projected , m6)t 
 (v^aM, ni(i}t entroorfen, — prolific, un* 
 frud(>tbar5 — promised, uniocrfprot^en, — 
 promising, nid^ts (ot). ni6)tmi) oerfpredjettt), 
 ^ojfnung&toSj — prompted, 1. nid^t cingege^ 
 ben, nid^t ge^eipenj 2. unangetriebcn, — 
 pronounced, 1. unau8gcfprod()cnj 2. unge= 
 fpro(^en, unentfd^ieDen, k. 5 an —p. vowel, ein 
 ftummerSSofalj To — prop, Ux ©tu§e be* 
 raubcn 5 — proper, vid. Im ... ; — prophe- 
 tic, — cal, unprop^etifdt)5 — propitious, adj. 
 (— ly, adv.) ungunflig, ungndt)ig, unge= 
 neigtj — proportionable, — proportionate, 
 
 — proportioned , untcri^dltnipmdpig , unan= 
 gemelfenj —proposed, nid^t Dorgef^lagen, 
 unangctragen 5 —propped, ungcftii^tj — 
 prosperous, &c. vid. Im...; — protected, 
 ungefd^u^t, unbef(^imtt, jc.^ — prostituted, 
 ni^t ente^rt, ungefc^dntet? — protracted, 
 m6)t aufgefd^obcn, uncers6gert5 —proved, 
 1. unbewiefenj 2. unerprobt, K.5 To — 
 provide, nic^t loerforgen, DcrS5orfi(^t berau* 
 ben, (ben ©inn) benc^men, — provided, 
 l„ unoerforgt, un»erfe^cn 5 2. unoorbereitetj 
 
 — provisioned, ni6)t mit SSorrttf^ oerfeben, 
 ni(bt perprooiantirt J —provoked, l. nid^t 
 ^erbei gcfiibrt^ 2. unauggeforbcrt^ 3. unge* 
 reijt, unerbittertj — provoking, ni(bt rei= 
 senb, nicbt crbittemb^ fttnft^ — pruned, un= 
 bef(bnitten, unouSgepuit (0. a3dumen)5 — 
 public, nicbt 6ffentlid^5 — published, nid^t 
 befannt gemodi>t, ni(bt ^erau§ gcgeben, ge= 
 ^eimj — punctual, unpunftUd^j ~ punc- 
 tuality, W UnpunFtIi(^f eit 5 -punctuated, 
 1 . m(btintcrpunftirt5 2. unpunftirt 5— pun- 
 ished , ungeftraftj — punishing , m6)t flro» 
 fcnb 5 ~ purchased, ni(bt erfauft, ungefouft, 
 uncrbanbeltj — purged , ungercinigt , unge= 
 Idutert, ungefldrtj — p. brimstone, rober 
 (Stbn>efcl5 — purified, ungcreinigt , ungcldus 
 tert j — purposed, unbettbfitbtigt, unbejwecft, 
 untorfd|lii 5 — pursed, be§ (®cIb«)a5cutelS 
 bcraubtj —pursued, uni&crfolgtj — putri-' 
 
 fied, unoerfault, otjne gdulnif 5 - qualified, 
 1. untu(btig, ungef(^icft;Unfd^ig,untQugUd^, 
 nidjjt geeignct (for, ju)^ 2. ungemilbert, un* 
 gemif(btj 3. ni^t (jur^agb) bered[)tigt3 4. 
 unbeeibigt) To — qualify , vid. To Dis . . . ; 
 To— queen, (eine ^finiginn) obfe^en, entt^ro* 
 ncnj —quelled, ununtcrbriidft, — quench- 
 able, adj. (— ly, adv.) nidjt JU fiiUen, un= 
 Ififcbbar, unau§l6fd^Ii(b ) — quenchableness, 
 s. bie Unlofd^barfeitj — quenched , 1. unge» 
 lofd^t, ungej^iUtj- 2. Unau8l6f(blid^3 — ques- 
 tionable, adj. (— \y,adv.) 1. nitbt p bcfro= 
 gen 5 2. unsraeifelbaft, nnbeftreitbar, un»er» 
 bdcbtig , unflreitig , gewifj— questioned, 1. 
 ni(bt befragt , ungefragt, 2. vid. b. 0. 5®., 
 2.5 — questioning, nid^tbesweifelnb, nitbtin 
 ^roge fteUenb 5 — quick, langfam j —quicken- 
 ed, unbelebt, unbefeeltj —quiet, adj. (- 
 ly, adv.) 1. unru^igj 2. tobenb, ungcflte 
 3. ru^clos, unbefriebigtj — quietness, s. 1. 
 bie Unrubej 2. bie |)eftigfcit, ber Ungeflitimi 
 3. ber ^riegsjuftonb j 4. bie SScrnjirrung^ 
 ba§ 9D?if be^ogcn 5 — racked, unabgef Idrt, un* 
 geldutcrtj — raked, 1. ungcbarftj 2. nid^t 
 5ufammengcf4)ttrrt (t>om ^euer) > — ranked, 
 1. ungeorbnet, auo ber Srbnung, ungereiljet, 
 nid^t nacb ber Oleit)e , 2. MIL au& Otcibe unb 
 ®licb5 — ransacked, 1. unburd^fu(bt5 2.un=' 
 geplunbertj — ransomed, nicbtloSgefauftj— 
 rated, 1. ungefd^d^t, ni(bt toyirt, :c.5 2. joll* 
 frei^ To — ravel, v. I. a. 1. entwirrcn, ent= 
 roicfeln, lo&wicf eln 5 2. ausfafcn, QUffafc(r)n } 
 3. au§ ber S)rbnung bringcn? 4. ent^iiiUenj 
 5. auflfifen, ternifbtcn^ II. n. fid^ entmirrcn, 
 jc., — ravelment, bic (Sntroirrung, Qnttoih 
 felung, bic 86fung 5 — razored , ungefd^oren, 
 unbarbiert 5— reached, uncrrci^t,unerlQngtj 
 — read , 1. ungelcfen , ic. 5 2. unbelefen , un» 
 gclebrt j — readable, unlegbar 5— readiness, 
 1. bieUnbcreitfd^oft) 2. bic Unbereitn)iUig= 
 Mti — ready, adj. (— ily, adv.) 1. unbcrcit, 
 nidfjt fertigi 2. langfam, jauberbaft, unbc« 
 reitmiUig 5 — real , unroirHi^ , wefenloS^ - 
 reality, bie Unn)irfli(bfeit, SBefenloftgfeit^ - 
 reaped, nid^t geemtet, ungefd^nitten (©on 
 ®ctreibc,:c.)j— reasonable, arfj.(— ly, adv.) 
 I.«ni>ernunftig5 2. oemunftwibrig^ 3. un* 
 biUig? unmdfigj — reasonableness, s. 1. bic 
 Unoernfinff igfcit^ 2. bie SScrnunftroibrigfeit j 
 3. bie UnbilligFeit^ Unmdfigfeit (einer^or* 
 berung) J To — reave, vid. To — ravel; — 
 rebated, 1. unabgefiumpftj 2, nidt)t f^umpf 5 
 3. unge^cmmt^ — rebokable, nidt)t ju tabeln, 
 untabelbaft, unoermerflicbj — rebuked, un» 
 gefd^olten, ungctabelt,- — recallable , unwi- 
 berrufUd^ 5 —received, 1 . uncmpfangcn, ni(bt 
 
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 er^altcn j 2. unangenommcn, ni(^t aufgenom* 
 men i — reckoned, nic^t (auf)9csd^lt 5 
 reclaimable, 1. m4>t su reclamircn, :c. c/.To 
 Reclaim; 2. un»crbelferli(^j — reclaimed, 1. 
 md)t jurficf gerufcn,:c.5 2. ungebcffertj 3. 
 ungeja^mt (bef. FaZc.); — recompensed, un* 
 bclo^nt) — reconcilable, &c. vid. Irrecon- 
 cilable , &c. ; — reconciled , un»crf6^nt, un* 
 QUggcfu(bt J — recorded, unaufgc5ei(bnet,:c. j 
 
 — recounted, unerja^lt, IC.i — recoverable, 
 ind. Ir . . . ; — recovered , 1. ni^t wieber er* 
 ^altcn, uncrfe^tj 2. no(^ nidjt wieDcr ^cr* 
 geflellt, ungencfcn? — recruitable, ni6)t ju 
 recrutiren, unergdnjbar, unerfe^licb, nid^t 
 DoUsd^Ug ju niQcben, —rectified, unberi(^= 
 tigt, ic. j — redeemable, 1. uncrlogUtb 5 2. un- 
 avi^lo&lid), uneinlosbor, uncrfauflii) — re 
 deemed, 1. uncrlofetj 2.m(^tIo§gefQuft, un 
 au8gel6fet,:co—r.bills, notes or stock, unein 
 gelofete aSecbfel, nicbt eingejogene @toat§ptt= 
 pierC) — r, debts, ungetilgtc ©(^ulDcnj - 
 redressed, 1. untjerbcffert, 2. unbefeitigt 
 
 — reduced, l.nid^tsurutf gebroc^t, 2.unoers 
 minbcrt, ungef(I)mdterti 3. m(^t ^erab gcfe^t 5 
 4. unbejroungen, ununtcrjo(btj 5. unabgc= 
 banft, uneingcjogenj — reducible, 1. uniocr= 
 mint^erbar^ 2. unbejroinglicb j — reducible- 
 ness, ]. Mc Unocrminberbarfeitj 2. tie 
 Unbejminglifbfeitj To —reeve, Mar. (ein 
 Zau) ougfc^cren (roieber au& ben S3l6rfen jies 
 ben) j - refined, 1. nitbt oerfeincrt j 2. unge^ 
 Idutert, rol) (bef. oom3u(fer)5 3. ungebilbet, 
 
 — reflecting, 1. ni4>t reflectirenb j 2. fig. un 
 itbcrlegtj — reformable, m6)t ju reformiren, 
 unbcJTcrltcb) — reformed, unrcformirt, un= 
 oerbeffertj —refracted, ungebrocben, nicbt 
 junStf geworfen (». [£i(bt=]®trablen) , unre= 
 flectirt, — refreshed , unerfrifcbt, iC J — re- 
 freshing, ni(bt erfrif(benb, uncrquicfli(b j — 
 refunding , ni6)t juriicf jablenb , ni(bt erflat= 
 tenb 5 — refusing, fi(b ni^t roeigcrnb, nid^t 
 ftibcrftebenb, —regarded, 1. unongefeben, 
 unberiicEficbtigetj 2. ungcatbtet, ucrna(bldf= 
 figtj — regardful , unatbtfam , nad&lttf|ig5 — 
 regeneracy, bic S^icbtraiebergeburtj — rege- 
 nerate, ni(bt roiebcrgeborcn, unwicbergcbo^ 
 ren? — registered, unaufgejeidjnet, ni^t rc= 
 giflrirt } — regulated , ungcregelt, ungcorb= 
 net 5 —reined, ungejitgelt, ungcjdbmt,su^ 
 gcUo&i — rejected, unocmorfen, — rejoi- 
 cing, unerfreut, biifter, traurig 5 — related, 1. 
 uncrjdblt, unbericbtet j 2. ni(bt i?ewanbt5 — 
 relative, adj, (— ly, adv.) — to, 1. obnc®e= 
 jie^ung auf . . . , o()ne SRer^dltnip ju . . . 5 2. 
 obne SRerroanbtfcbaft mit . . . 5 — relenting, 
 1. unna(bgtettg , up.ttcgfam , unbeugfam, 2. 
 
 unerbittlicb j 3. unbarmbersig^graufam, ^avt j 
 4. unobldffigj - relievable , unabbclfUd) i - 
 relieved, 1, ungcUnbcrt, «ncrrci(btcrt, unge* 
 ^obenj 2. unentfe§t5 3. unabgclofctj - reli- 
 gious , &c. vid. Ir . . . ; — reluctantly, obne 
 ©ebenfen, roiaigj — remarkable, 1. unbc= 
 mcrfbarj 2. nicbt bemerf enSrocrtt) , unmcrf* 
 njurbig 5 — remediable , &c. vid. Ir . . . ; — 
 remedied, 1. ungcbeilt, 2. unabgc^olfcnj - 
 remembered, unerinucrt, unbcbalten, ccr= 
 geffenj — remembering, ni^t bcnfcnb an ... , 
 uneingebenf , obne erinnerung, — remitted, 
 1. unerlaffen, un))erjicl;cn5 2. nicbt nadjge- 
 laffen > 3. obne Tfufboren 5 — remitting , adj. 
 (— ly, adv.) 1. nicbt nacblaffenb, be^arrlid), 
 unobldfrig, unauf^orlicb j 2. nicbt crlaffcnb, 
 JC. 5 — removable, adj. (— ly , adv.) uniH'r* 
 rucEbar, ni(bt rocgjurdumen, unbewcglicb, fefli 
 
 — removableness , s. bie Unm6gli(bfcit »cg= 
 genommen njcrbcn jufonnenj bieUnbcrocg^ 
 li(i)Mt (eincr Zaji, :c.) 5 — removed , 1. nidjt 
 weggcrdumt, unocrriicftj 2. unentfe^t, nicbl 
 abgefe^t) — renewed, nid^t crneucrt 5 — re- 
 paid, 1. nicbt wieber besa^lt,unbc5ablt5 2. 
 unioergolten, unerfe^t? — repairable, unouS* 
 befferli4>, uncrfe6li«b? — repaired, unauSgc* 
 bcffert, unbergeflellt, unerfc^tj — reparable, 
 &c. vid. Ir . . . ; — repealable, unwiberruflicb 
 nicbt aufjubebcn, nicbt objufcbaffen 5 — repeal- 
 ed, unroiberrufen, unoufgeboben, unabgc= 
 fcbajftj — repentance, (m. ii.) bie Unbupfer* 
 tigfeitj — repentant , — repenting, reuloS, 
 unbupfertig, cerflocftj — repented, unbe* 
 reutj —repining, adj. (— ly , adv.) obne 
 SKurrcn, obne^Iogc, gebulbig, —replenish- 
 ed , unQngefiilltj —reported, ungemel- 
 bet j — represented, nicbt J>crtrcten, md)t xc- 
 prdfentirtj — reprievable, obne ^rift, nid)t 
 QUfjufcbieben? —reprieved, unbcgnttbigtj 
 
 — reproachable , &c. vid. Ir . . . ; — re- 
 proached, ungetabelt, ungefcbrndbt? — re- 
 provable, adj. (— ly, adv.) untabelbaft, to- 
 bclIo&, unf^rdflicb, unpemerflicb, unbefcboU 
 ten? — reproved, 1. ungetabeltj 2. unccrs 
 roebrtj — repugnant, nicbt wibcrftrcitenb, 
 nicbt cntgegcn, oertrdglicb 5 —reputable, rW. 
 Dis . . . ; — requested , uncrfucbt, ungebctcn, 
 unerbcten, unpcrlangt, ungeforbcrt, — rc- 
 quitable, 1. unocrgcltbor, uncrnjicbcrlicbi 2. 
 nicbt wieber gut ju macbcn, uncrfc$Ud)i- 
 requited, unoergolten, unbclobnt, uncrroic* 
 bcrt j — rescued, l.unbefreitj 2. nicbt wicber 
 criongt 5 —resembling, undbnlicbi -resented, 
 ungcabnbct, ungcrdd^t) — reserve, bie S)f-- 
 fenberjigfeitj — reserved, adj. (— ly, ado.'' 
 1. unaufbcroabrt} 2. nicbt befcbrdnft, cbnc 
 
Unre 
 
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 Oludf^olt; o^neSorbc^alt, unoorbc^altcnj 3. 
 m(^t jurucf^Qltcnt), frciroiUig, offcn, ojcn^er* 
 jigj — reservedness, s. 1. tie Unbef5»ranft= 
 IdU ber 3^i(^toorbe^alt } 2. Ue Siffenberjig= 
 Mt, grcimu t^igfdtj — resisted, 1. unn)i= 
 bcrjittnben j 2. unroibcrfte^Ucb j — resistible, 
 &c. vid, Ir . . . ; —resisting, adj. (— ly, adv.) 
 m6)t roiberfle^cnb : l. feincn SBiberflanb kU 
 flenbj 2. ^olgelciflenbj unterwiiirfig j — re 
 solvable, unaufl6§Ud(>} —resolved, l.unttUf= 
 gclSfefj 2. uncntfdjloffen, unf(blufri9j — re- 
 solving, 1. ni(bt ouflofenbj 2. (icb nicbt ent= 
 [(blicf enb, unftblufRs 5 — respected, nid^t gc= 
 aritct j — respectful, adj. (— ly, adu.) une^r= 
 erbictigj — respited , 1. o^ne ^rifl j 2. o^ne 
 Ifuffcbub, fortrofibrcnb j — re8pit(e)ful , raft* 
 Io& J — responsible, arf;. ni(bt p crontroortlitb i 
 
 — resting, ru^eloS) — restored, 1. un^ergc= 
 fitUt'i 2. nid^t wicbcrgegcbcn, unerfe^tj 3. 
 unge^eilt, IC. c/. To Restore ;—re8trainable, 
 unbesdbntbarj- restrained, l.unbcfcbrdnftj 
 
 2. uneingefcbrdnft, ungc^emmt,sttanglo8j 3. 
 ungcjd^mt, jfigelloS, ouSftbroeifenb j —re- 
 straint , t)tc Ungeswungcn^cit, Ungcbunben* 
 belt, —restricted, unbefcbrdnft, uneinge= 
 fcbrdnft 5 — retentive , m6)t bc^altenb , (com 
 ®cbd(btni^) fd)»Q(bi — retracted, unn>iber= 
 rufen, nicbt su?iicfgcnommen j — retrievable, 
 kc. vid. Ir . . . ; — returnable , 1. o^nc fiBie* 
 bcrfcbr, unroiebcrfebi^^ai^j 2. unocrgcltbarj 
 
 3. unwdblbar (im ^Qrlamcntc)j — returned, 
 m(bt crmiebert, IC cf. To Return ; — revealed, 
 unoffcnbart, uncntbetf t, gcbeim 5 — revenged, 
 tingerd(bt/ ungeabnbctj —revengeful, nicbt 
 ra(bfficbtig5 — reverend, — reverent, &c. 
 vid. Ir ... ; — reversed, 1. unaufgcbobcn, 
 nicbt umgeftopcnj 2. nt^t bcimQcfaUenj — 
 revised, nicbt burdfjgefcbcn ; ni(bt ret»ibirt j - 
 revived, nicbt roieber bclcbt, niit micbcr in'S 
 2ebcn gerufcnj — revocable, &c. vid. Ir . . . ; 
 
 — revoked, 1. unroiberrufcn, 2. unn)ibcrruf= 
 U(b) — rewarded, unbelo^nt, :c.4 —rheto- 
 rical, unrebnerifcb i unrljetorif^i j — rhymed, 
 ungcreimt, obnc SHcimj To — riddle, 1. ent= 
 rdt^fcln, lofen, Quflofcnj 2. crFldrenj - rid- 
 dler, Dcr entrdtbfclcr , 7(ufl6fcnbci — ridi- 
 culed, nicbt Idcberlicb gemocbt; unoerfpottetj 
 
 — ridiculous, nicbt Idd()crlid^) — rifled, 1. 
 nicbt bcraubt, ungcplfinbcrtj 2. ungejogen 
 (». etnem ^lintenrobr) j To — rig, 1. obta= 
 fcin } 2. hurl. Qu&jicbcn, entfleibcn i — rigged, 
 nngctafcit j an — r. vessel, cin fables ©cbijf i 
 
 — righteous, adj. (— ly, adi\) 1. ungerccbt, 
 unrcblicb j 2. unrecbt, ffinDbaft, gottioS, bfifc, 
 f4)Ied^tj — righteousness, s. 1. Me lingered)' 
 tigfeit, UnrebUcbfcit} 2. tic ©ottlofigfcit, 
 
 ©oSbiftigfciti - rightful, ungcrccbt, un^ 
 biUig, unrccbtmdpig 5 To — ring, 1. cinc§ 
 {RingcS berauben, 2. loSringcIn, cntringcn, 
 (einer@tute, :c.)bie Swinge obncbmcn, loS* 
 fdjnaUeni To - rip, vid. b. b. To Rip; - 
 ripe, lit. kfig. unreif, unscitig, — ripened, 
 ungcrcift, unrcif j - ripeness, Die Unrcife, Un= 
 reif beit, Unseitigfcit i — rippled, nicbt i>on 
 aSellen gcfrdufclt, fpiegelglatt j - rivaled, 
 1. obnc 3icbcnbublcr , obne QKitbcwerbcrs 2. 
 obnc ©leicben, untjergleicblicb } To —rivet, 
 abnicten , logmacbcn , losflammcrn 5 To - 
 robe,au8ftcibeR,cntflcibcn J To— roll, 1. ob= 
 roUcn, cntroUen, obraicfelnj 2.j2g:. cntn)if= 
 feln, offnenj — romanized , nicbt romanifirt j 
 
 — romantic, unromantifcb 5 To — roof, ab= 
 bacben, abbecfenj — roofed, abgebacbt, cnt= 
 bacbt. To —roost, (4)iibner, k.) »on bcr 
 ©tangc jagcn, bcruntcr trciben, nicbcrfcbcu* 
 cben, abncbmcnj To — root, v. I. a. cntrour^ 
 jeln, auSrottenj II. n. cntmurjclt rocrbcnj — 
 rough, 1. ni4)trau^, glatt5 2. nicbtrobi- 
 rounded, ungerunbetj — routed, nicbt in 
 iBcrroirrung gebracbt, cf. To Rout; —royal, 
 unfoniglicb j To — ruffle, v. n. {icb Icgcn, flill 
 njcrbcn (0. ben SBcIIcn 5 au^ fig.) j -ruffled, 
 
 1. ungcf rdufelt , cntfaltet, glattj 2./g-. ru^ 
 big, ftiU } — ruled, unregicrt, unbebcrrfcbt, re^ 
 gelloS j — rulily, ado. p. — ruly ; — rulineas, a-. 
 bic Unlcnffamfeit, Unbdnbigfeit, SBibcrfpdn- 
 fligfcit, baS 6t6rrifcbc, ^Cufru^rcrifcbe, Un« 
 ge^ume, bic SBilb^cit, QCuSgclaJTcnbcitj — 
 ruly, 1. unlenffam,unbdnbig,fl6rrifcb,n)ibcr» 
 fpanflig, florrig, aufrubrerifcb , ungcfliim, 
 njilb j 2. Idrmcnb, ausgclajfcn} —ruminated, 
 unoerbaut, unburcbbacbt j To — rumple, cnt» 
 falten j To — sadden , x>on SIraurigfcit be* 
 freicn, crbeitern j To — saddle, abfattcln j — 
 saddled, ungefatteltj— safe, adj. (— ly, adv.) 
 unjicbcr (aucb ton unsuvcrldffigen ^erfonen), 
 waglicb, gcfd^rlicbi— safety, bicUnflcberbeit, 
 ©efdbrliifeiti — said, pret. & j>. p. c. To 
 
 — say k adj. 1. roiberrufcnj 2.ungefogt, un* 
 erwd^nt 5 — sailable, nicbt ju bcfcbiffen , un^ 
 fcbiffbar J To -saint, cntbciligcnj— saleable, 
 uttocrfduflicb J — salted, 1. ungcfaljcnj 2. 
 nicbt eingcfaljcn, uncingcfaljcn, ungcpofcit j — 
 saluted, ungcgriiptj unbcgriipt (mit cincm 
 iluf), ungefiiftj —sanctified, ungcbciligt, 
 ungewcibt, anbcilig j — sanctioned, unbcftd= 
 tigt, ni^t fanctionirtj — sandaled, fcinc 
 ©anbalen tragenb j — sated, 1. ungefdttigt> 
 
 2. unerfdttlicbj — satiable, &c. vid. In ... ; 
 
 — satisfaction, bic Unjufricbcnbcit, baS 5Kif = 
 ccrgnugen j —satisfactory, adj. (— rily, adv.} 
 nicbt gcnugt^uenb, unbefriebigenb/Uniuldng* 
 
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 783 
 
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 lidi J — satisfactoriness, t>aS Unbefriebigenbe, 
 Me Unguldnglid)fcit J — satisfiable , uncx^atu 
 lid), ungenugfamj — satisfied, 1. ungefdt^' 
 tigtj 2. unbefrieMgtj 3. unjufricben, mip= 
 ecrgnugtj — satisfiedness , bie Uiibcfncbi= 
 gung, Unjufricben^cit, K.j — satisfying, un 
 bcfriebigcnbj — saturated, Chem. ungcfot 
 tigt 5 — saved, nidjt gcrcttet j ungeborgen j — 
 savoury, adj. (— rily, adv.) 1. unfcbmaffljaft, 
 gef^jmacfloS, fial, fabc^ 2. fibel ried^enbj 3. 
 etcl^aft, roibrig, unangcnc^m j — savouriness, 
 *. 1. bie Unf(bmacf bttftigfeit , ®cf(bmttctlofig= 
 Uiti 2. t)Cr ublc ®cru(b j To — say, v. ir. a. 
 M loSfagen oon . . . , juriirf ncbmen, n>ibcr= 
 rufenj To — scale, (Qb)fd)Uppcn) — sca- 
 lable, uncr|lteigli(b j —scaly, o^nc ©(buppen, 
 f(buppenlo§, nicbt fc^uppigi — scanned, 1. 
 nid^t fcanbirt, unabgcmclTen, 2. fig. unbe= 
 btt^t, unuberlegt, unerroogen i — scared, nidjt 
 roegsuf(^eud)en, uncrfcbrocf en j — scarred, un= 
 gcnarbt, unbcnarbt, obne9^Qrbcn,narbcnlo&} 
 — scathed, (TO. U.) unbefcbdbigt j - scattered, 
 nid)t jcrflreut , k- } — scholarly, ni(bt n)ic tin 
 ®cle^rtcri —scholastic, nicbt fi^olaflifcb, 
 nidjt fd)ulmdfig, ungcle^rt, unflubirtj — 
 schooled , 1. ungclel)rt, ungcbilbet j 2. ungc^ 
 f^Ult, K. cf. To School; —scientific (—cal), 
 adj. (— cally, adv.) unnji|fcnf(baftli(b j — 
 scintillating, ni^t funfelnb, — scorched, uit= 
 ocrfengt, ungebranntj — scorified, unDcr= 
 fcbladft j — scoured, ungcftbcucrtj —scratch- 
 ed, unjerfro^tj — screened, unbcf^bimit, 
 ungebcd't, unbefiu^t, ungefcbu^tj To— screw , 
 Qbfdbrauben, loSfdjrauben, Qufffbraubcnj — 
 scriptural, adj. (— ly , ado.) unfd^riftmd^ig, 
 f(brift»ibrig 5 nidjt biblifcib 5 — scrupulous, 
 nicbt gcwiffcnbaft, gcroiffenloS, — scrupu- 
 lousness, bie (SciDiJTcnlorigfcit, — scrutable, 
 vid. In ... ; — sculptured, ni(bt mit ©ilb^ 
 ^auerarbcit terjicrtj — scutcheoned, obuc 
 SBopenj To — seal, 1. entficgcln j 2./g. cnt= 
 buttenj - sealed, 1. ungefiegciti unocrrie^ 
 gelt J 2. unter offencm ©icgelj To — seam, 
 abtrennen, bie 5iQbt Quftrenncn on ... , Quf- 
 fd^neibcn, auffdjli^cnj — searchable, adj. 
 (- ly , ado.) ni<!t)t ju fu(ben , nid)t ju finbcn, 
 unauSforfdblitl; 5 — searchableness, s. DicUn* 
 au&forf(bliifeit j — searched, ungefudjt} un= 
 QU§gcforfd)t , unbur(bfu4>t j — seasonable, 
 adj. (— ly, adv.) I. bcr 3abrc§8cit nidbt gcmdp, 
 unjeitig i 2. jur Unjeit, ungclegcn, unfcbicflid) i 
 3. ungcrcimt) — seasonableness, s. Die Un= 
 jeitigfeit, Unjiciti — seasoned, 1. ungcrourst, 
 K. cf. To Season ; 2. unjeitig, ungelcgcn 5 3. 
 ungeroobnt i To — seat, 1. Dom^i^efliirscni | 
 2. a\x6 bcm 6attcl bcbenj 3. Part, (ein ^ar=il 
 
 lamcnlgmitgUcb) feincs ©i|c§ bcraubcn j - 
 
 seaworthiness. Mar. bie Untaugli^fcit CiUCJ 
 <B(biffe§ (ber ^uflanb , ba c§ nicbt fee^altenb 
 it^)i — seaworthy. Mar. m6)t [ec^altenb, 
 untauglicb (con ©djiffcn) j - seconded, 
 nii^t unterfiu§t, la — secret, 1. nid)t ^eim--. 
 U(b, unrcrborgenj 2. unpcrftbroicgenj — se- 
 cure, vid. In . . . ;— seduced, unoerfu^rt, un* 
 cerlcitct) — seeded , Am. m6)t gefdet, ungc» 
 fdct 5 — seeing, nicbt fe^cnb, blinb. To — 
 seem, (n. li.) ni^t fcbcinenj — seemliness, 
 bttS Ungcjicmcnbc , bie Unsiemlitbfeit , - 
 seemly, ungcjicmcnb, unjicmlit^, unanftdnbig, 
 unfcbicfUcb j — seen, l.ungcfc^cn,ungcroQbrt, 
 unbemerft, 2. unficbtbar, — seized , 1. ni6)t 
 ergriffen^ 2. nidjt in SScfi^ gcnommcnj — 
 seldom, nicbt fcltenj ~ selected, nicbt auSgc- 
 rodbtt, nicbt au§cr(cfcn, unau§gcfud^t j —self- 
 ish, adj. (-ly, adv.) Tii6)t fclbfifit(btig, unci^ 
 gcnnu^ig j — selfishness, s. bie Uncigennii^ig' 
 Mt j ~ sensible , vid. In . . . ; — sent , ungc* 
 fenbet 5 — sent for, ungcrufcn,ungcbolti - 
 separable, kc. vid. In . . . ; — separated, un: 
 gctrennt, unjertrennt, unjertbeilt, ungcfon* 
 bcrtj — 8epulchered,unbcgraben 5 — served, 
 unbcbientj — serviceable, adj. (— ly, adv.) 
 unbienlid^ , unnug , unbraudjbar 5 — service- 
 ableness, s. bie Unbicnlidifcit; Stu^Iofig' 
 fcitj — servile, ni(bt fnc(btifib/ JCJ — set, 1 
 ungefc^t, ungcpflanst, k.j 2. ungcorbnct j 3. 
 nid)t untergegangen (pon ber @onne, 2c.) f 
 1 —settle, V. lit. kfig. I. a.l.pcrrucfcn, n)eg= 
 rdumen, in Unorbnung bringcn, pcrroirrcnf 
 2. roonfcnb madicn, erfcbuttcrn, umflopcnf 
 II. n. Mevroixxt roerben, unfidt roerben, n)an» 
 fen j — settled, 1. adj. 1. ungefe|t, ungeorb* 
 net J 2. nidjt fcft gefc^t, unrcgulirt, :c. j 3. 
 unbemobntj 4. ^cimatbloSj 5. triibC; bcHSr 
 6. unbcl^dnbig , wanfcnbi regclloS, i^erdn» 
 berlicbj unfidt, unru^ig^unfrdjcrj 7. Com. 
 a) fdjroanfenb (torn ^arfte)j 6) oifcnfle= 
 bcnb, unbejablt (con 3Ic(bnungen)j II. ~ 
 settledness, s. 1. bic Ungefc^tl)cit , Unorb' 
 nungj 2. bie Unfcftig.feitj UnbeftdnbigFcit, 
 ber Unbeflanb 5 3. ber SBanfcImut^ , bic Un^ 
 entfcbloffenbeit, jc.j — severed, ungctrennt,. 
 jc. 5 To -sew, auftrennen j To — sex, beS ®e« 
 f(ble(bt§ beroubcn, in cin anberc§ ©efdjlecbt 
 »ern)anbeln, umroanbelnj To — shackle, cnt* 
 fcffcln j — shaded , — shadowed , unbcfc^Qt* 
 tct, unoerbunfcll} — shakable, uncrfdjuttcr-- 
 li(b4 — shaken, 1. ungcffbuttelt j 2. uner- 
 [(biittert j 3. ungcftbmddjt j 4. uncrfdjuttcrlitb f 
 — shamed, I . unbcfdjdmt 5 2. fdjamloS i 3. un= 
 gcfd^dnbctj— sharaefaced,untcrf(bdmt,f4>am* 
 log j — shamefacedness, bieUnterf(bdmt^eitf 
 
Unsh 
 
 784 
 
 Unso 
 
 To — shape, (». li.) 1. cntformen; 2. in Un= 
 orOnung bringen, oerroirrenj — shapen, un= 
 gcflaltj — shared, unget^dltj — sharped, 
 ungefc^drft, ungefd)liffen , — shattered , nid^t 
 gerbro^en? unbefc^dtigt j — shaved, — sha- 
 ven, ungcf^oren, unbarbiert 5 To— sheath(e), 
 1. ou§ Der ©djeibc jiel)en,entbl6^en j 2. Afar, 
 (oon cinem <B6)i^t) t>ic @piferl)ttut neljmenj 
 
 — sheathed, qus t)er @(^eiDe gejogen, blo^, 
 
 — shed, umocrgoffen 5 — sheltered, unbcljcrft, 
 ungef^itst, o^neSbtacb, o^nc ^uflu^t^- 
 shielded, 1. o^ne ©d^ilb^ 2. unbeberft, unge* 
 ^(i)ix^tj To — shingle, ber ©(binbein berau= 
 ben, (ein <o(binbelba(b) abbccf en } To— ship, 1 . 
 <iu§[(biffen, auSlabcn, lofcben^ 2. Mar, lo§= 
 ma^en, lofen , to — ship the rudder, btt& Olu= 
 ber (bur(b Stopen Quf ben ©runb) ocrltereni 
 
 — ship, Sea lang. (in SSerbinbung mit ship) 
 bejcitbnct Me§ wa§ Ieid)t Qb= unb ongc^cingt 
 ober fcft unb loS gemad)t roerbcn fann^ a ship 
 and — ship bulkhead, ein B6)0tt, \Uld)t^ 
 eingefe|t unb au&genommen rocrbenhnnj — 
 shipped, fein ©(biff bcfi^enb^ — shocked, 
 o^ne TCnftop ju nebmen, unbeleibigt, uncrbit* 
 tert, — shod, — shodde.n, l.unbe[(bubt, bar* 
 fupi 2. unbefcblagenj To — shoe, u. ir. a. 
 bic |)ufeifen abnebmcn, cntf(bu^en 5 -- shook, 
 cor. ft. — shaken ; — shorn, ungefdboren, un* 
 bcf(bnitten5 — shot, 1. ungefcboffen, (100m 
 @(buf) nid)t abgefeuerti 2. ungetroffenj To 
 -shot, (ein ©efd^iil) entlaben, ben <S(bup 
 bcraugjie^cnj — shoved, ni(bt fortgefcboben, 
 ungcftbobcn, ungcfcbupptj — showed , unge= 
 jeigtj — showered, unbcregttet, unbcgoffen, 
 
 — shrouded, 1. unbcf(bu|t, o^nc S)bba(b, :c. 
 cf. To Shroud; 2. unbebecft, :C.5 — shrink- 
 ing, 1. nicbt 8ufammenfa^renb5 2. ni(btju= 
 rfitfn>ei(bcnb , o^nc ^uribt, unoerjagt 5 — 
 shunned, ungemiebenj — shut, un(su)gc= 
 ((bloffen, offenj — siccated, un(auS)getrorf= 
 act 5 — sifted, l.ungefiebtj 2.ungepruft,2C.5 
 
 — sight, vulg. ungefe^en j — sightliness, bie 
 Unfcbeinbarfcit , baS ublc (mibrigc, unange* 
 ne^me) :?Cnfebcn, bic Unformlicbf eit, 5}?ifge* 
 ftalt^cit^ — sightly, unfd^cinbar, ubel QUgfe= 
 benb, unanfebnU(b, ficb fcbledjt auSne^mcnb, 
 miffciUig fur ba&'Kuge^biplicbj —signalized, 
 ni^tau8gejei(bnet5 — silvered, 1. unocrjils 
 bert; obne ©ilberj 2. unbelegt, ni(bt foliirt 
 (con cinem ©piegel)^ — sincere, &c. vid. 
 In ... ; To — sinew , tcr ©pannfraft berau= 
 ben, cntnerocn, cntFrdften,ab[pQnnen,f(bn)d= 
 ^cn i — sinewed, entncrot, f(bn>ad^ i —singed, 
 unoerfengt, unangebrannt, nicbt angebrannt, 
 
 — singled, nicbt getrcnnt^ in ©efeUfcbaft, 
 nidft einselnj — sinking, nicbt finfcnb^ flanb* 
 
 fefl^ —sinning, unfunbig, unfiinb^aft j — 
 sizable, m6it pon geborigcr ©rofc, unccr* 
 bdltnifniQfigi — sized , ungelcimt (tjom ^tt= 
 pier)) — skanned, vid. —scanned; To — 
 skid, V. a. ben |)emmfcbu^ losmac^cn pon . . . i 
 
 — skilful , I. or — skilled , adj. (— ly , ado.) 
 ungefdbicft, unbcraanbert, uncrfa^rcn, unfun= 
 big, ro^5 ll. — skilfulness , s. Die Ungefcbicf* 
 licbfeit, Unerfa^rcnbeit, Un!unbc,Unfenntnip; 
 Olob^eit 5 — slacked, 1. nicbt crfcj^lttfft , un= 
 gefcbreddbti 2. vid. — slaked; — slain, uner= 
 fcblagen, ungetobtctj — slaked, 1. ungelofcbt 
 (oon ^alf)5 2. unbcfriebigt, ungeftiUt^ - 
 sleeping, fcblttfloS, fietS roacb 5 — sleepy, ntc^f 
 fcbldfrigj nicbt fd^lafenb^ To — sling. Sea, 
 ber (Stroppen entlebigcn, —slipping, nicbt 
 glcitenb , 2c., feflj To — slough , Sport. auf= 
 treiben, au§ bem fiagcr treiben , aufjagen, — 
 slow, nicbt langfam, — slumbering, nicbt 
 f^lummernb , immer raacb 5 — smirched, un^ 
 beflectt, unbefubelt j -smoked, 1. ungcroudbtj 
 
 2. unberaucbtj 3. ungcrducbertj — smuggled, 
 nicbt gcfcbmuggclt, nicbt eingcfcbiudrsti To — 
 snare, lo&mirfeln, loSwinbcn , lo8ftrirfen, be= 
 freienj- snared, unperftricft,freij— soaped, 
 vid. — washed, II. ; — sociable, vid. In . . . ; - 
 social , 1. nicbt fecial , nicbt bie ©efeUfcbaft bc= 
 trcffenb, ber ® cfellfcbaft nicbt sutrdglicb j 2.un= 
 gefcUig j - sociality, bie UngefeUigfeit, To-- 
 socket, (@tma§) aua fciner^fanne, @cbeibe, 
 jDitUe ober |)6ble ne^mcn 3 — sodden, ungcfot« 
 ten,— soiled, unbeflec!t, unbefcbmust,unbefu= 
 Deltj —sold, unocrf auft) To-solder,abl6tt)en, 
 auflot^enj — soldered, ungclot^ctj — sol- 
 dierlike, — soldierly, unfolbatifcj^, unfriege= 
 rifcbj To — sole, V. a. 1. bie ©o^Ic abne^= 
 men »on . . ., abfobIen5 2. (cinem ^ferbe,K.) 
 ben |)uf Qufreifcn j — soled, l. unbcfo^ltj 2. 
 unge^uft 5 — solicited , 1. uncrfucbt , unocr* 
 langti 2. unaufgeforbert, — solicitous, un^ 
 befummcrt, forgloS, ru^ig, — solid, nicbt 
 fcft: 1. ni^t berb , briiibig, boi^I ? 2. fliiffig ^ 
 
 3. fig. nicbt edbt, ungriinblicb ? — solvable, 
 vid. Insolvable, I.5 — solved , unaufgclofct, 
 unerfldrt, unentmicfelt} — soncy, -provinc. 
 unglficflicb, zc? —sophisticated, 1. unoer= 
 fdlfcbt, unoermengtj 2. unocrborben,reinj 
 3. ot)ne falfcbe SSilbung ober Uberfeinerung, 
 naturlicb? — sorrowed, unbcflagt, unbc^ 
 roeintj — sorted, ungefonbert, unfortirt, un* 
 ouSgcfucbt, ungeorbnetj — sought, {or — 
 sought for) 1. ungefuibt j 2. unerforfcbtj To 
 
 — soul, ber ©cele beroubenj — souled , oljne 
 (Seele, feelcnlo^^ — sound, adj. (— ly, arfu.) 
 1. ungefunb, frdnHicb? 2. angegangen, tax* 
 borben, faul, rourmfticbig j 3. fd^wacb, fraft* 
 
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 Uust 
 
 loii^.^t^xtd)\i(i^,hxWQ, riffi9,fpalttg, nic^t 
 hii)t, ni(^t fefl, miirbe} 5. [djciDliciji 6. un= 
 xztili^,nm^vlid)j unaufrid^tig^ T. unroa^r, 
 ungrunDli(^ } 8. ungiiltig, unec^t, falfd^, eitel , 
 9. unn^er, unsuoerlaffig, 5n)cifel()aft, n)an= 
 fenbj — sound sleep , cin unru^iger Bd)laU 
 
 — sounded, 1. m(^t mit bcm ©enfblei unter= 
 fu(3^t, unfont)irfj 2. unau&geforfd^t, uner= 
 forf(bt, uncrgrfintetj — soundness, s. 1. bie 
 Ungefunb^eitj 2. bie SSerborbenbeitj 3. i)ie 
 @(bn)d(be, Unfeftigfeitj 4. bie Unroa^rbeit, 
 5. bie Ungrunbli(bf eit, k. c/. — sound; — 
 soured, l.ungefduertr/fg-.?.2.unt)erbittert5 3. 
 ungedrgert, nicbt oerbrieplid^ j To — sow, vid. 
 To — sew; — sowed, — sown,l.ungefaet j2. 
 unbefdetj — sown flowers, roilbe asiumen 5 - 
 spared, ungefpart, ungef(bontj —sparing, 
 
 1. nitbt fparfam , freigebig 5 2. fcbonungSlog, 
 ^art, ftrenge, — sparingness, 1. bie §reige= 
 bigfeit ^ 2. bie ©(bonungglofxgfeit 5 To — 
 speak, V. ir. a. jurucfne^men, miberrufen i — 
 speakable , adj. (— ly , ado.) unfdgli(b, un= 
 «u§fpre(bli(i^ j — specified, nicbt fpecificirt, 
 nicbt einjein (ftiicfroeife) angegeben} — spe- 
 cious, unroa^rfcbcinlicbj — speculative, nicbt 
 fpeculatiw: 1. nitbtnacbrmnenb^ 2. nicbt aw- 
 ferfinnlicb) — spent, 1. unau§gegeben, un= 
 »emenbet,unoerbrau(bt, 2C. c/. To Spend; 
 
 2. unerf(b6pft, frif(b ^ To — sphere , qu§ bem 
 ^reife (auS berSaufbabn) reipen, — spied, 
 1. unousgefpd^et, unerforfcbt, unentbecftj 2. 
 ungefeben, ungemabrt j — spilled, — spilt, un= 
 oergoffen, unocrfcbiittetj To —spirit, vid. 
 To Dispirit; — spirited, mut^log, oerjagt 5 
 
 — spiritual , nid()t geif^ig , fleif(bli(b 5 To — 
 spiritualize, entgeifKgen 5 — split, ungefpal= 
 ten? — spoiled, 1. ungeplunbertj 2. unioer* 
 berbt, unoerborben, unoerle^t^ —spoken, 
 tingcfprocben 5 — spoken of, unerma^ntj — 
 «port8raanlike, unwoibmdnnif^j — spotted, 
 1. ungeflerftj 2. unbeflecft, flecfenlo&i 3. 
 fcbuIbloSf — spottedness, 1. bie Unbefle(ft= 
 beit,grectenIofigfeit5 2. bie ©(bulblofigteiti 
 To — spring, auSber^eberbafen, auS^afen? 
 
 — squared, 1. ni(i)t oierccfig gemacbt, ic cf. 
 To Square; (oomS3ttuboIs) unbebauen; 2. 
 regelloS, ungeregelt, unregelmdf ig, ungeeig* 
 net; ungebilbeti To — squire, bcrSBiirbe 
 «ineS enquire beraubenj — stability, vid. 
 In . .. ; — stable , adj. (— ly , ado.) 1. ni^t 
 fefl, unfeft, roanbelbar, roanfenbj 2. unbes 
 fldnbig, wanfelmutl^ig} — stabieness , ujrf. 
 Instability;- staid, 1. Utigebemmt, :C. cf. 
 To stay ; 2. unftdt, flitd^tig 5 — staidness, bie 
 Unjldtigfeit; ^Iiicbtigfeitj — stained , 1. un= 
 jcfdrbtj 2. unbeflectt, fledfenlos* 3. un8c»|!i 
 
 I. 
 
 fcbdnbet , — stamped, ungej^cmpelt) — stanch- 
 ed , 1. ungeftiUt j 2. ungcfdttigti 3. (n. it., 
 unentbaltfaittj To -state, entfe^en, entroflr* 
 bigen, be§ ©tanbeS ober S5erm6gen§ berou» 
 ben 5 — statesmanlike, unflaat&mdnnifd^ } un« 
 biplomatiffb ? — statutable, adj. (— ly, adv.) 
 flatutenwibrig , gefe|n)ibrig , oerfajTung8»i= 
 brig? —staunched, vid. —stanched; — 
 stayed, vid. — staid; — steadfast, adj. (— 
 ly, adv.) ni(bt feft, nicbtftanbbaft, lofe, roan* 
 fenb , f(b»a(b , unbefldnbig , oerdnberli(b 5 - 
 steadfastness,,v.bicUnflanb()aftigfeit/<S(b»ds 
 (be, Unbefidnbigfcit} — steady, adj. (— ily, 
 adv.) nicbt fefi, unftdt : l. fi(b bewegenb, (00m 
 Zi6)tz) sitternb, flatfernb j 2. ni(bt ftanbbaft, 
 unbeftdnbig , t)erdnberli(b , want elmiitbig 1 — 
 steadiness, *. bie Unbefldnbigfeit, Unftdtig= 
 idt, IC. 5 — stedfast, &c., vid. —steadfast, &c. ; 
 
 — steeped, uneingetau(bt) — stifled, uner* 
 fticft, ungebemmt, ununterbriicftj— still,un» 
 ru^igi — stilled, ungeftilltj — stimulated, 
 nicbt angeregt, nicbt angefpornt) — stimula- 
 ting, nicbt anreijenb , nicbt anregenb j To — 
 sting, flacbelloS mocben, benfSta^elnebmenj 
 
 — stinted, uneingefcbrdnft,unbef(brdnft, un* 
 bcgrenst, — stirred , unaufgeriibrt, unauf* 
 geregt, ungefcbiirt , To — stitch, auftrennen, 
 bie ©ticbe lofen oon . . • ? — stitched , aufge* 
 trennti obne Btid^c^ To — stock, 1. abfcbdf* 
 ten, (ein ^euerrof)r) au§ ber Sabe nebmen, 
 Qbnel^men, abbeben, 2. ougeinanbernebmen, 
 Serlegen? — stooping, ficb nicbt beugenb, un» 
 biegfom , To -stop, (ttmai SSerftopfteS) auf* 
 mQcben, lofen, fiffnen? — stopped (— stopt), 
 1. unoerj^opft, offen? 2. ungebinbert, — 
 stored, 1. unttufbewabrt) 2. nicbt oerpro* 
 Diantirt} 3. Com. ni^t auf bo& Sager ge= 
 bracbt, nicbt eingelagert 5 — storied, uner= 
 SQ^lt, ungemelbet5 — stormed, unerftiirmtj 
 To — stow, (biegeflauete2abung)anbrc(ben, 
 lofcben } — strained , ungejlUUngcn} — strai- 
 tened, 1. ungebebnt, ungefpannt , :c. i 2. fig. 
 uneingefcbrdnftj To — strand, v. a. Sea, bie 
 jDud^ten (eine& 3:oue8) auffcblogen , aufbre* 
 ben? —stratified, ni^t fcbicbten»eifc gela^ 
 gert, bef. Geol. auB ben ©cbicbten geripn, 
 in ®ef(bieben) —strengthened, ungeftdrft, 
 unoerftdrf t, iCc/.To Strengthen ; — stricken, 
 ungefd^lagen^ ungetrojfen , :c. , To — strike, 
 Falc. (bem ^al!en)bie^appe obnebmen j To 
 
 — string, V. ir. I. a. 1. loSfpannen, abfpan* 
 nen (bie ©aiten, :c.) i 2. cntfaiten, ber ^ai* 
 ten berauben, 3. Ififen, lo&binbenj 4. obrci* 
 ben 5 — stringed, unbcfaitet, —struck, unge* 
 troffen, ungeriibrt, unerfcbfittert j — strung, 
 I. pret. & p. p. X>. To — string ; II. adj. un* 
 
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 r-i2to 
 
 Uffannt, unbefaitet, unbcjcgen 5 — studied, 
 1. unftut)irt5 2. unauggefonncn, au§ Dcm 
 (Stegreife 5 3. ungeMnftelt, 4. unfunfeig, un* 
 erftt^ren 5 — studious, m6)t lernbegicrigj — 
 stuffed, ungeftopft, un(on)gefuat5 — sub- 
 duable, ununterbrudfbar, unbejicingbar,— 
 8uT)dued, ununterjod^t, unbejroungen 5 — sub- 
 ject, nic^t unterworfen, mit QU8gefe§t (mit 
 to) 5 — subjected, ununtermorfen; unbeflegt, 
 ununtcrio(i^t j — submissive, ununterrourfig 5 
 -submitting, nid)t naddgcbcnfe, mt)erfpan* 
 *lig, ^artndcfig, —subordinated, ununters 
 iDorfcn? — suborned, ni(t>t erfauft, unbefto* 
 d)m, jc 1 — subsidized, ni6)t mit ® elD unter= 
 
 flfi|t, O^ne ©ubftbien,2C. 5— substantial, 1. 
 
 n)cfenlo§, unmirHi(3^ 5 2. ni(i^t [eft, lo§, locfer, 
 lufttg? 3. leer, ni6)t ^altbar^ unfroftigj — 
 succeeded, unbeerbt, o^nc Stod^folgerj — 
 successful, adj. (— ly, adv.) o^nc^rfolg, er= 
 folglo§ 5 frud^tloS , loerutiglft* t , unglficflid^ 5 
 
 — successfulness, j.tjeruble @rfoIg,ungIudP= 
 ii(]^c, ftblet^te ^uggang, fcas 5Wi^lingen 5 — 
 successive , ntd^t aufemttnt)er folgent) 5 — 
 sucked, ungefdugt, o^ne 5}Juttermil(b Qufgc= 
 jogen 5 — sufferable, vid. In . . . ; — suffering, 
 1. m6)t IcibenD, Ieit)lo§5 2. unbulfefom^ — 
 sufficience , &c. vid. In . . . ; — sugared , un* 
 gcjurfert, unoerjurfertj — suitable , adj. (— 
 ly, adv.) 1. unpaffenb; unongcmeffen? 2. un* 
 onftdnbig, unsiemlid^, unftatt^aft, unfi^icf Ii(j^ 5 
 
 — suitableness, s. bieUnangemeffen^ettj Un» 
 SiemIid)Mt, :c. 5 —suited, m(j|)tpa|fent), ni^t 
 tQugli^ (— for, ju)5 — suiting, unongemef* 
 fen, unpttffenb , ungcjiemenb 5 — sullied, un= 
 bcfubelt, unbeflecft, rein 5 — summoned, 1. 
 nid^t geric^tlid^ corgelabenj 2. unaufgefor= 
 bertj — sung, 1. ungefungen52. unbefungen? 
 
 — sunned, unbefonnet, oon Der ©onnc nid^t 
 befd^ienen^— superfluous, nicbtuberfliifftgj— 
 supped, o^nc TCbenbejfenj ~ supplanted , 1. 
 nid^t umgeroorfen^ 2. ni^t auSgefloc^cn, un* 
 tcrbrdngt^ uniiibcrDort^eilt, uniiberliftet^ — 
 suppliable , uncrfe^lid^ 5 — supplied, unocr* 
 fc^en, unioerforgt 5 unabgc^olfen 5— support- 
 able, &c. vid. In ... ; —supported, l.unge* 
 flfi^t^ 2. ununtcrftii^t, JC.5 — suppressed, 
 nid^t unterDri!idet5 — snre, unrtd()er,unfeft, 
 ungewif 5 — surmountable, &c. vid. In ... ; 
 
 — surpassed, unitbertroffcnj —susceptible, 
 unempfSnglid^ 5 — suspect, — suspected, adj. 
 (— ly, adv.) un»erbdd^tig5 — suspecting, 
 ni(^t org»6^nent), »erbad^tro§5 arglo§,a^« 
 nungslog, unbefangen^ — suspicious, adj. 
 (— ly, adv.) ni^t argn)6&nifd^, argloSj — 
 sustainable, ni(bt OUgJU^alten 5 — sustained, 
 «ttge^Qltcn,ungeftu^t, ununterflit$t5 To — 
 
 swaddle. To — swathe, augwinbcitt, auSWif* 
 Mn^ — swayable, (w. u.) unbe^errfibQr,un« 
 lenffamj — swayed, unbe^errfd^t, unregiert, 
 ungeleitetj To — swear, v. ir. I. w. nid^t 
 fd()n)6ren3 II. a. eiblic^ roiberrufen, roiebcr ab* 
 fc^roorenj — sweated, o^nc @d()n)eifj — 
 sweating, fd&WeifloSj —sweetened, uncers 
 ffift j To — swell, V. reg. & ir. I. a. bie ®e« 
 fd^wulft ocrtreibenj II. n. obne^men, fallen, 
 \i6) legen (0. ciner @cfd()n)ulfl)5 — swept, un» 
 gefc^rt, ungcfegt, ungcnjifc^t, 2c. 5 — swoin, 
 ungefd^rooUenj — sworn, I. p. p. x>. To — 
 swear; II. adj. ungef^njoren, un»creibet5 — 
 symmetrical, unfQmmetrif4)5— sympathising, 
 nid^t mitfii^Ienb , gefuljlloSj — systematic 
 (— cal), unft)ftematif(^5 — systemized, nid^t 
 in ein ©Qftemgcbrac^t, nid^tclaffificirtjTo 
 
 — tack,trcnnen, augeinanberfe^en, lo§ ma* 
 d^cn^ To - tag, V. a. ben Steftelflift oblSfen, 
 I08 biegen oon . . . 5 — tainted , adj. (— ly, 
 adv.) 1. unbefubelt, unbefIecft,unoerborben> 
 2. unangeHagt, fc^ulbIo8 5 3. rein, unt>er* 
 mifd^tj 4. ungetrubt5 — taintedness, s. l.bie 
 Slecfenlofigfeit^ 2.bieOlein^eit, Unt?crmifd^t» 
 \^ziti — taken, ungenommen, ungefangen, 
 uner()af(^t5 — t. away, ni^t weggenommcnj 
 
 — t. up, uneingenommen, unbefe^t, :c.5 — 
 talked, ungefproc^en , jc. 5 — talked of, uner= 
 WQ^nt^ — tamable, unjd^mbar, ni^Uu bdn» 
 bigen^ — tamed, l.unge5d^mt,ungebanbigtj 
 2. ungebilbet, ro^, roilb^ To — tangle, tnU 
 roirren, lofen, auflofen? — tanned, ungcgerbt^ 
 
 — tarnished, l.unbeflecft52.ungetriibt, no6f 
 gldnjenb, im »olIen ©lanjej — tasted , unge* 
 fofiet, ungcfd()mecft, unocrfud^t 5 — tasteful, 
 adj. (— ly, adv.) gef*mQcfIo§, o^nc ©e* 
 f(^madf 5 — tasting , nid&t !of^enb , gefd^matf = 
 io& 5 — taught, I. pret. &p.p.X>.To— teach ; 
 II. adj. 1. ungele^rt,ununterrid^tetj 2.unge» 
 ftbt, unerfa^ren5 3. unroilTenb, ungcfd^idEt^ — 
 tawed, ungegerbt^ ro^j — taxed, 1. unbe* 
 flcuert,:c. cf. To Tax; 2. ungetabcit, unbe= 
 fd^ulbigtj 3. tabelloSj To — teach, v. ir. a. 
 ijerlcrnen loffen, au^bem^opfebringenj cer* 
 gejTen mad^enj anber§ Ic^rcn, abgeroo^nenj 
 
 — teachable, 1. ungele^rig, ni(^t ju unter* 
 rid^ten^ 2. unlebrbar, wos nic^t gele^rt wer* 
 ben Unn , nid^t beijubringen^ — teachable- 
 ness, bie Ungele^rig!eit5 To — team, abfpan* 
 nen, ausfpannen, abjod^cnj — teeming, un» 
 frud^tbar^ — temperate, vid. In . . . ; — tem- 
 pered, 1. ungemdfigt, 2c. cf. To Temper; 2. 
 nnpbereitet^ — tempted , unoerfuc^t, unge* 
 reijt^ — tenable, un()altbar, ni(bt ju oert^ei* 
 bigen? — tenantabic, 1. md)t pad()tbar5 2. 
 unbewb^nbar^ — tenanted , l. unoerpadf^tct, 
 
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 uncermiet^ct 5 2.o^nc Sc^nSraann 3 — tended, 
 
 I. unbcgleitct, c^nc Oefolgj 2. ungcwartet, 
 ungepflegtj— tender, unjart, unsdrtli^, Ikh' 
 Io§, rau^5 — tendered, unangeboten, 2C. cf. 
 To Tender ; To - tent, (m. u.) au§ t>cm 3eltc 
 bringen, ^enjorjagenj — tented, (oon 5Hi5un= 
 t)cn) o()nc SBicfe, unocrbunijcn, unge^eilt, 
 offen, — terrified, unerfd()retft;Unerf(^rocfen, 
 fc^recfenloS 3 — tested , 1. unprobirt,unge» 
 prfifti 2. ungelautertj 3. nid^t QttefKrtj- 
 thanked, o^ne ©anf, Ijem man nid^t banft 5 — 
 thankful, adj. (— ly, adv.) unbatiJbarj — 
 thankfulness, s. bie llnbanfbarfeit j — thaw 
 ed, unaufget^auti To — thicken, i>. I. a. 'OCt 
 bunncn5 II. n. biinn roerben, —thickened 
 oerbiinnt; bunn j To — think , v. ir. a. nicbt 
 mebr benfen an ... , oergeffen , fi(b au§ ben 
 ©ebanfen fc^Iagen^ — thinking, nid^t bcn^ 
 fcnb, gebanfcnIo§5 unad(>tfam, forglo§5 — 
 thinkingness , W ©ebonfcniofigfeit 3 — 
 thorny, nitbt bornig, borncnIo§, f^ad)eUo8j 
 
 — thought, I. 'pret. & p. p. 0. To — think; 
 
 II. adj. oergeffen, ungeba^tj —thought of 
 (co^- thought on), unerroartet, unoermu= 
 t^ct, uncer^op 5 — thoughtful, leid^tfinnig, 
 unbebad^t. To - thread (To - threddle), 
 
 1. au§fdbelnj 2. auSjie^en, au§fafe(r)n5 3. 
 fig. lofen, auflofenj — threatened , 1. ungc« 
 Dro^t j 2. «nbcbro^t5 — thrift, I. [un'thrifi], 
 s. bcr SSerf(^n)enber, £)urd()bnnger5 II. [un- 
 tlmft'] , adj. ccrfc^njcnberifd^, unn)irt^f(^Qft= 
 llcb, burd^bringenb,— thriftiness, s. bie SSer* 
 fdljrocnbung, Unwirttjfc^aftUd^Mt} — thrifty, 
 adj. {—Wyy adv.) 1. mrf. — thrift, II.; 2. 
 niit gebei^enb , nicbt leid^t fett ju madden (0. 
 S^iercn)j — thriving, 1. nt(t)t june^menb, 
 nid^t gebcil^enb, ungebci()Iid^5 2. fcinen glficf= 
 Itcben ^ortgang ^abcnb^uniJort^eil^oftjTo 
 
 — throne, entt^ronen, obfc^cn, — tidiness, 
 ber OJtangel an Stetttgfeit, W Unfauberfeit, 
 
 — tidy, 1. unscttig, unbcreit, 2. ber ^a^xc^' 
 jeit unangemeffen 5 3. nid^t nett, unfauber. 
 To —tie, 1. aufbmben,abbinben,Io8Fnupfen, 
 auffnoten, I08 madden, ablofen, I6fen, (be^gl. 
 Typ. bie ^orm) auflSfen, 2. auffldrenj- 
 tied, adj. 1. aufgebunbenj 2. ungebunben, 
 unbefefliget, ni^t feft, Io§. [U^. 
 
 Cntil', I. prep. U^, U^ an, bi§ aufi II. conj. 
 
 On-, comp. (c/. Un-, p. T60) To — tile, v. a. 
 oon . . . bie 3iegel abne^men, abb ecf en 5— tiled, 
 
 jadj. nidbt mit ^iegeln gebecft. 
 
 Cntifll', prep. & conj. vid. Until. 
 
 On-, comp. (cf. Vn-y p.T60); —tilled, ungc* 
 baut, ungeacfertj — timbered, l.ni^tgesims 
 mert, o^nt 3immer»erf , baIfenIo§, fd^roadb? 
 
 2. ttid(>t mit 5)?u§^oIs bemad^fen, —timed, jur 
 
 Unseit getbon, unjcitigj— timeliness, bie Urn 
 IzitiQhit } — timely , I. or — timeous , adj. ; 
 II. adv. 1. unjcitig 5 2. fru()Scitig,t>orfd)neai 
 
 — tinctured, obnegarbenanftrid^,ungcfdrbt5 
 
 — tinged, 1. ungefdrbt^y^g. 2. unangcgriffen, 
 unbeflecet5 3. unangeflecft, - tirable, uncr= 
 miiblicb, unoerbrojTen 5 — tired, uncrmubctj 
 
 — titled, 1. unbetitelt, o^ne Sitel, 2. feincn 
 ^Sled(>tStitel ^abenb, unbercdbtigt. [To, qv. 
 Vn't6[W., Sm., Ja., lybrc], prep, n^ n)ie 
 Un-, comp. (c/. Un-, p.T60)— told, 1. unvje= 
 
 fagt, unerrod^nt, uncrsd^It 5 2. ungeja^It, un= 
 ermeflidb 5— tolerable, r^rf. In...; To —tomb, 
 au§graben (9J{cnf^en=® ebcinc, ;c.) 5 — tomb- 
 ed, adj. unbegraben,unbeerbigt5 — tongued, 
 1 . o^ne 3unge 5 2, fig. ungef(boItcn 5 — tooth- 
 ed, jtt^nIo§j — toothsome, unfd)macf^aft, 
 nid(>tmunbcnb 5— touchable, unberiibrbarj- 
 touched, 1. unberii^rt, unangetaftct j ^.fig. 
 
 ungcritt)rt J— toward, adj. (— ly, adj. k adv.) 
 1. milrrifdb, cigenfinnig, wiberfpdnflig, unge= 
 jogen 5 2. oerbricf lid^ , roibernjdrtig, roibrigi 
 3. Idftig, leibig 5 4. ocrfc^rt, linfifd) , ungc= 
 fdbicft, f(bicf J — towardness, s. 1. bicSBiber* 
 fpdnftigfeit; ber ©igenfinn 5 2. bie SSerbric^- 
 Ud^feit, SBibrigfeitj 3. bie SSer!e^rt()cit; 
 @iief^eit) — traceable, unerforfd)Iicb; un* 
 au&fpiirbarj— traced,— tracked, ungcba^nr, 
 unbctreten 5 — tractable , .fee. vid. In . . . ; — 
 trading , o^ne |)anbcl , nid)t ^anbeltrcibenb , 
 
 — trained, 1. ungejogen, unabgerid^tet, un* 
 bigciplinirt, unbele^rtj 2. ungeubt, 3. un- 
 Ienffam,unorbentIi(b 3 — trammeled, ungcfcf* 
 felt, feJTeno§5 —transcribed, unabgcfcbric* 
 ben 5 — transferable, unfibertragbar, nid^t ju 
 itbertragen 5 — transferred, uniibertragen 5 — 
 transformed, unoerdnbert, unocrwanbelt j — 
 transparent, unburd^ftd^tig, unburd^fd^einenb j 
 
 — translatable, unfibcrfe^bar 3 — translated, 
 unuberfe^tj —transpired, 1. nid^t ferbun* 
 ftct3 2. unoerbreitet, nid^t rud^bargcroarbcnj 
 
 — transposed , unoerfc^ts To — trap , v. a. 
 abfd^irrcn^ — trapped, adj. ungcfd()irrt, un= 
 befdbirrt3 —traveled, 1. ungereifij 2. un= 
 bereiflj — traversed, nidbt fiberf^ritten 3 
 unbetretenj To — tread, v. ir. a. (bie get^a=' 
 nen Sritte) suri!idf t^un, suritrf treten \>on ... 3 
 —treasured, nid^toufbewa^rt, ungefammelt 5 
 o^ne@d^o§5 To — tree, (ctnen 5)?arber, ic. 
 au§ feinem Saue) oertreiben? —trembling, 
 j^onb^aft, fiir^tloS 5 —trenched, unbefef^igt, 
 unoert^eibigtj - tried, 1. unt>erfud^t, ungc; 
 pnift, unerfa^ren 5 2. un»erb6rt j 3. ni(^t oor 
 ©eri^t entfd^iebenj - tried earth, ®enjdd^S= 
 erbe, ^flanjenerbc 5 - tried on, unanprobirt i 
 
 — trimmed , ungepu^t , «ngcf(bmu(ft . u. cf. 
 
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 To Trim ; — triumphed , njoruber man nic^t 
 trtump^irt, unbefiegt, —trod, — trodden 
 adj. uitbetreten, ungeba^ntj— trolled, unge^ 
 rollt, ungeroalst j — troubled , 1. ungef^ort 3 
 2. ununterbro(ben,unbeldftigt5 S.ungetnibt, 
 bur(3^fi(i()tig,^ell,flar J— true, (—truly, adv.) 
 1. unwai;)r, falf^ , adv. fdlfd^Ucb 5 2. untreu 5 
 
 — trumpeted, j?g. unauSpofaunt 5 To — truss 
 aufbinben, abbinben, Io8binben, ouffcburjen? 
 
 — trustiness, bieUntreue, S^reulofigfeit , Un^ 
 Suoerlciffigfeit j — trustworthiness , bie SSers 
 tritucnluniDurbigfeit 5 UnjuDerldffxgFcit 5 
 trusty, untreu, ungetreu, treuloS j unjuocrs 
 Idfixg j — truth, s. bie Unroa^r^eit, ^alfcbi^eit, 
 gitge 5 To— tuck, ttufiuirfcln, auffcblagen, ob 
 fd^iirjen, abftecf en, ^erunter laffen , — tucker 
 ed, o^ne ^aBtu(b J — tunable, 1. fibel Uin- 
 genb, un^armonifcb ? 2. nicbt ftimmbar, 3. 
 unmufifalifcb 5 — tunableness, ba§ Un^rmo= 
 nifcbe? UnmufiFaIif(be3 To —tune, l.ocr 
 ftimmen^ 2. oerriic^en, ccrnjirrenj — tuned 
 adj. ungeftimmt) — turned, ungen)enbet,un= 
 gebre^t, unumgefe^rtj to leave no stone — 
 turned, j?g:. nid)U unoerfu(bt laffen 5 —tu- 
 tored, ununtcrmiefen 5 ungebilbct? To — 
 twine, V. I. a. aufbre^en, auffledjtcn, lofen, 
 trennen j II. n. aufge^en, fid^ ISfen, ni tren= 
 nen, abfonbern j To — twist, v. I. a. auffledi)= 
 ten , ttufbre^cn , oufftbniiren , loS macben j II. 
 ». aufgeljen, lid) I6fen, M trennen 5 — upheld, 
 unt)ert^eibigt, nid^t (mit®runben,2C.)unters 
 flii^t, — urged, ungetrieben, unangetrieben, 
 ungebrungen, :c. cf. To Urge ; — used, 1. un» 
 gebraucbtj 2.ungcn)o^nt, nicbt Qmo^nU 3.un= 
 ge»6^nli(b 5 — useful, unnii^ , unbienti(b i — 
 usual, adj. (— ly, adv.) ungen>6^nli(b, unge- 
 brdu(bli(b/ feltcn,— usualness, *.bieUnge»6^n» 
 licbf eit, Ungebrdu(bU(bf eit, ©elteni^eit 5 — ut- 
 terable, adj. (— ly, adv ) unaugfprecbU(l(>, un* 
 eiuSbriicfbar j To— vail, vid. To— veil ;— valo- 
 rous , o^nc 9)tutb , unritterlicb 5 — valuable, 
 &c. vid. In ... ; — valued, 1. ungenjiirbigt, 
 ungef(bd^t5 2. unfcbd^barj — vanquishable, 
 uniiberroinblitb, unbeficgbar i — vanquished, 
 unbefxegt, uniibemunbenj —variable, &c. 
 vid. In . . . ; — varied , unoerdnbcrt 5 — va- 
 riegated, nid^t buntfd^ccfig, md()t geflcdftj — 
 varnished, 1. ungefimipt^ uni!tber5ogen5 2. 
 ^g. ungefcbminftj ungefcbmfidEt , ungejicrt, 
 
 — varying , unioerdnberlid) , unwanbelbar, 
 /DonbelloS, bicibenb } To — veil, cntftbleiern, 
 entbfiUcn, oufbecfen 5 - veiled, cntbiiUt, un* 
 ter^iiUt, off en I -vendible, unoertdufltd^, 
 unii>erfaufbar, ungangbar^ —venerable, ber 
 ©erc^rung unwfirbig , unebrmfirbig 5 — ven- 
 tilated , ungeliiftet , o^nc SSinbsug 5 — ver- 
 
 dant, ni(i)t grfinenb 5 — veritable , unwal^r, 
 ni^t aufricbtig, unecbt, unricbtigj — versed, 
 unbemanbcrt, ungeiibt j — vexed, ungequdlt, 
 ungejlort, ungedrgert j — violable , &c. vid. 
 In ... ; — virtuous, untugenb^oft ; To — 
 visard, entlarii>en j — visited, unbefu(btj - 
 vital, Mnen ©influp auf ba& 2eben ^abenbi 
 
 — vitiated, unoerborben 5 — vitrified, uma- 
 glaftj — volatilized, untjerfliid^tigt 5 To — 
 vote, bur(b ein fpdtere§ SSotum auf()ebcn5 — 
 voweled, o^ne ©elbfllaute j — voyageable, 
 (n. lit.) unbefcbiffbar^ — vulgar, nid^t ge* 
 meinj To — vulgarize, ber ©emeinbcit ent= 
 reipenj — vulnerable, &c. vid. In . . .; — 
 waited on, 1. nidjt bebient^ 2. ot)nc 58eglei= 
 tung, unbegleitetj — wakened, ungeroecft, 
 uncrroad^t 5 To — wall, nieberreifen , abbrc= 
 cben, mauerlog madden , abtragen 5 — walled, 
 ungemaueit, o^ne 50?auern, mouerlo8, unbc= 
 fejligt j waning , un»ergdnglid^ > — warily, 
 adv. t) - wary ; — wariness , t)ie Unbc()Ut= 
 famfeil, Unbebad^tfamfett, (Sorgloftgfeit, ber 
 Seid^tfinn^ —warlike, 1. unfriegerifd^ 5 2. 
 fiir ben ,Sneg nid^t braud^barj —warmed, 
 1. ungercdrmt, fait,- 2. nicbt erregt,ungc« 
 rul)rti — warned, ungeraamt, unerinnert, 
 
 2C. cf. To Warn ; To — warp, »a§ fid^ gemor- 
 fen ^at (bef. SSreter) wieber gerabe macben j 
 
 — warped, ^g. nid^t oerfe^rt, unoerblenbet^ 
 
 — warping, unbeugfam, — warrantable, adj. 
 (— ly, adv.) nid^t jurecbtfertigen, uwtvanu 
 roortli(b, gefe^roibrig, unerlaubt, unbaltbar. 
 oerwerfUd^ 3 — warrantableness, *.bie Unt)er= 
 antmortlicbfeit, ©efetmibrigfeit, Un^altbar^ 
 Mt, SBerroerflicbFeit, — warranted, ungc= 
 red^tfertigt , unoerantmortet, unsuoerldfpg, 
 ungefiicbert , unccrbiirgtj — wary , unbe^ut^ 
 fam, unbeba(btfam,unflug,»oreilig, iibereiltj 
 
 — washed, I. or — washen, adj. 1. ungewa* 
 
 fcbcn, 2. unangeftrid^en, II. *. bie niebrigc 
 JKolfgclaffe, ber ^obelj — wasted , 1. un»cr 
 roftflet, unjerftortj 2.un»erfd^»enbct,unioer» 
 id)xt, unoerminbert5 — wasting, 1. nid^t»er- 
 wiif^enbi 2. nid^t abne^menb? — watched, 
 unbemacbt, unbeobad^tet^ To — water, »om 
 agaffer befreien, entwdffern (j. 25. 95erg« 
 roerje, ic.)^ — watered, 1. unbewdfrert, un* 
 begoffen, 2. o^ne SBaffer, trocfen (oon einem 
 Oraben, 2C.)5 —wavering, nid^t wanfenb, 
 unbeaegt, feftj — weakened, ungefd^n)dd(»t j 
 
 — wealthy, nid^t reid^, unbegittertj — wean- 
 ed , uncntroo^nt 5 — weaponed , unbewttffs 
 net, unberae^rt, — weariable, (v>. u.) uner* 
 miibbarj — wearied, adj. (— ly, adv.) 1. 
 unermilbet, unerf(b6pft5 2. unermublid^j- 
 weariedness, 5. bie Unermi!ibli(bfeitj — weary, 
 
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 ni(^t mfibCJ To — weary, Wxd} ^uU loicbcr 
 ^erfteUcn , crquirfen , erfnf(i^en , laben j — 
 weather, Da§ UniDettcr, DerStumj To — 
 weave, V. reg. & ir. a. (dxi ©croebc) aufl)re= 
 l)en, auftrennen, auffdbein, auSfafern, auSfd^ 
 fein, aufrdpen, ouflofeti, abmicfeln, — wed, 
 
 — wedded, uni^ermd^lt, unoer^eiratljetj — 
 weeded, ungegdtet, ungefdubert, — weeped, 
 otU — wept; — weighed, 1. ungenjogcni 2. 
 uniiberlegt, unemogen, noii^Idffig, — weigh- 
 ing, m6)t errodgent) , gel^anfenlog, unbei5ad^t= 
 fQm,unbefonnen, unt>orfiit)tig) -welcome, 
 uiwiUfommen, roibrig, unangenet)m5 — well, 
 ttnn)ol)I, unpdpli(l)5 — wellness, (n. u.) tag 
 Unwo^Ifcinj — wept, 1. ungeroeintj 2. unbc= 
 roeintj — wet, nic^t naf, nic^t feud^tj — 
 whipped (— whipt) , ungepeitfd^t, ungejud^^j 
 tigt, — whited, — whitened, utigemeipt, un=i 
 geblcidt)tj — wholesome, ungefunb, fcidDlicb,! 
 unf)eilfQm, oerborben j — wholesomeness, Die' 
 Ungefunbt)eit, ©d^dblid^Fcit, SSerborben^citi^ 
 
 — wieldiness, *.l)ieUnbe()uIflid^!eit,<S^roers 
 fdUigfeit, UngelenF^eit, ^lump^cit^ — wieldy, 
 adj. (— ily, arfu.) unbe^iilflid), fd)n)erfdaig, 
 ungelcnf, unbiegfam , ungefiige, [(^roer, 
 plump 5 — wifed, vid. — wived; — willed, 
 ni^t »>om SBillen geteitet , roiUenloS 5 — will- 
 ing, adj. (— ly, adv.) m(t)t woUenb, nid^t 
 gem , ungern , unwiUig , abgeneigt 5 to be — 
 willing, nid^t njoUenj — willingness, s. 1)Q& 
 3ticbtn>olIcn, bie UnmiUigfeit, berSSiberroiire,! 
 bie'iCbgcneigt()cit j To - wind, v. ir. I. a. a^=\ 
 winben, losrainben, aufroinben, abroicfdn, 
 lograicfelnj II. ?<• lid^ Qbroicfeln, abminbcn, 
 ttufgc^en, au&dnanberge^cn, Quffc^iepcn , ju= 
 rucEfalleit; ficb entfalten } — windowed, feine 
 geiif^er ^abenb, fenfterIo§, o()ne ^enf^erj — 
 winged, ungeflugelt , o^ne ©d^njingenj — 
 winking, 1. m6)t (mit ben TTugen) blinfenbj 
 2. fig. o^ne 3agen , furcbtloS 5 - wiped , un= 
 (ab)gen>i[cbt} — wise, adj. (— ly, adu.) un= 
 weife, albern, t^orid^t, unflug? To — wish, 
 (m. 111.) roegwunfi^en 5 - wished, ungenjunfii^t, 
 unern>unf(i)t5 — wished for, unbege^rtj — 
 wist, 4: ungcfannt, unbefannt. To —wit, 
 V. a. 4= be§ SScrftanbeS berauben, bct^3ren j 
 
 — withdrawing, 1. nicl)t roegge{)enb, fic^ nic^t 
 jurucf jie()enb , bleibenb, beftdnbig 5 2. immer 
 freigcbigj — witherable, unoenuelflii^j — 
 withered, uitCCrwelft) — withering, 1. un* 
 oermelfenb) 2. unocmelflid^ 5 — withstood, 
 unwiberflanbcn, unroiberfc^ti —witnessed, 
 unbejeugt, unert)drtct5 — witnessing, nid^t 
 bcjcugcnb 5 — wittily , adv. oon — witty; — 
 wittingly , ado. o^Xit eS p mffen , o^nc aSif* 
 fen, unroiflctttlu^ j - witty, unrot^ig, wi^to§ ; 
 
 unpcrftdnbtg, tl^Srid^t, - wived, unbewrfbt, 
 n>eibIo§5 To — woman, enfmeiben,beraBeib- 
 lid^teit berauben, unroeiblidlj madden 5 — wo- 
 manish , — womanly , unwciblid^ 5 — wonted 
 (— wont) 1. ungeroo^nt, ungewo^nt (mit to, 
 on) J 2. ungeiDo^nlid^ , felten? — wontedness, 
 bic Ungeroo^nt^eit, Ungewo^nlic^feit, ©elten* 
 \)citi — wooed, ungefud^t, o^ne ^reierj — 
 working, nid^t urbcitenb, o^neTfrbeit, miipig 5 
 
 — workmanlike, pfufd^erl)aft, ftumper^Qftj — 
 worn, ungctragen? — worn out, unabgenu^tj 
 
 — worshiped, unangebetct, unoercbrt? — 
 worshiping, nid^t anbetenb? — worthiness, ,v. 
 bie UnnjiirbigFeit) — worthy, adj. (— ily, 
 adv.) 1. unmiirbig, fd^Ied^t, fd^nfibe, oerdd^t* 
 lic^ i 2. unpaffenb 5 3. unsiemlic^, unanftdnbig 5 
 4. uerbienftloS j — wound, pret. & p. p. pon 
 To — wind; — wounded, unt?crn)Unbct) ~ 
 woven, I. p. p. oon To — weave ; II. adj. un= 
 gewebt J To — wrap, augnjicfein, aufmicfein, 
 lofen , auffd^Iagen 5 — wrapped (contr. — 
 wrapt), adj. uneingeraicfelt, aufgefd^Iogen, 
 To — wreath, ttbnjinben, lo&roinben, auffle(^« 
 ten, loSfled^ten j aufbrc^enj — wreathed, adj, 
 ungeflod^tcn j To — wring, V. ir. a. loSbre* 
 l)en, abbre^en,abn)inben, entringenj To - 
 wrinkle, v. a. entrunjeln, entfalten, gidttenj 
 
 — wrinkled, adj. ungcrunjeltj — writing, 
 
 1. nid^t fc^rcibenb, unfc^rift^eUerifc^ 5 2. nid^t 
 fd^reibfiid^tig, —written, 1. ungeft^rieben, 
 
 2. munbUd^ liberlicfcrt ? 3. unbefd^rieben? — 
 written law (opp. statute or statutory law), 
 u^'d.Common law ; —wrought, 1 . ungearbeitet, 
 unbeorbcitetj 2.ungenjirFt} — wroughtcopper, 
 rof)e0 .Kupfer 5 — wrought silk, ro[)e 8cibe 5 — 
 wrought wax, ba^SungfernTOac^S, — wrung, 
 I.pref.&p. p. 0. To — wring; II. adj. uniocr* 
 bre^t, ungeprept 5 — yielded, ntd^t aufgegc* 
 ben, nid^t iibcrlaffen , unuberliefert3 — yield- 
 ing, 1. nid^t aufgebcnb, nic^t ergebenb^ 2. 
 unnad^giebigj 3. unergicbig, uneintrdglid^ » 
 To — yoke, abjod()en, entjod^en, lo§ fpannen » 
 
 — yoked, 1. on Mn ^od) gen)ot)nt5 2. unun= 
 teriod^t, ungesd^mt, sugellogj — zoned , un» 
 gegurtet. 
 
 Op, Copp. Down) I. prep, auf , . . . ^inauf , . . • 
 ^inan, — stairs, i. bie S^reppc ^inouf) 2. 
 oben 5 — the hill (mountain) bcn 95erg ^inan 5 
 
 — the river, — stream, bcn ^lup ^inouf, 
 flromaufn)drt& 5 — the Rhine , r^einauf 
 (n)drt§)5 to sail — a river, flupaufn)drt§ la* 
 Diren , auflaoircn 5 — sound , mit bcr ^lut^, 
 Ianbmdrt§j — the country, Ianbcinmdrt§) II. 
 adv. 1. aup 2. l)inauf, ^inan, empori 3. {)er* 
 auf, aufn)drt§5 4. 1)eran5 5. oben j 6. in bie 
 (ber"^ J^oljej T. aufgcflanbenj 8. aufgeftiegen, 
 
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 tr^o^t, oerme^rtj 9- in eincm 3uflanbcl^os 
 ^er^mpng, aufgeregtj im luMr , aufs 
 gebradfjtj 10. oufge^obenj ttuS,»orbe{) 11. 
 l)*rauf unti t>'ran j vulg. b'rauf Io§ : to preach 
 — , ^crprcbigen j — stream current, bie^lut^ j 
 
 — there, btt oben? — and down , 1. QUf U. ob, 
 Quf u. niebcrj 2. ^in u. ^cr5 3. bier u. bortj 
 4. Mar. Quf tt. nieber (fen!rc(bt): knees — 
 and down, Quf ttttb nicbcr (b. i. fenfre(3^t) j^c* 
 benbc ,ffnien} - an end, oufrodrtS, su ©crgc, 
 
 — to, 1. hii on, bis aufj 2. nacb, getreu, ge= 
 mdf; pfolge J to be -to a thing, ciner ©a^e 
 geroacbfen fein, cine <Sa(bc ocrftcben, begrcis 
 fen, fajfeni to be — to snufF, cant, cine fcine 
 Jfafe baben , pjxffig fein, col. wijfcn moo a3ar» 
 t^cl 5Jioft bolt^ — with , 1. ouf gleicber ^obc, 
 in gleidjer Einie , ®tdrf c , ic. mit . . . , 2. be* 
 reit, gematbfenj HI. int. ouf J ^erauf! berl 
 heads up! Mil. ^opfc bod^ ! IV. comp. To — 
 bear', v. ir. a. bcben, in bcr ^6be erbaltcn; 
 oufrc(bt balten, |^u|cn,trQgenj To — bind', 
 in bie ^obe binben j — bore', pret.^ — b5rn(e)', 
 p.p. oonTo — bear; To — braid', 1. SBor= 
 wflrfe mttcben (with or for, fiber, wegen . . .)/ 
 »orroerfen,befcbulbigcnj 2. tobeln, fd(>elten, 
 f(bmd^en, fcbimpfen j 3. befcbdmcn, — brai'd- 
 er, 1. bcr l8Sorwerfenbe5 2. t>cr ©(beltenDc, 
 Skiblerj — brai'ding, p. *. 1. ber SSorrourfj 
 2. bieScbmdbungj — braidingly, adu. l.oor* 
 rourfsweifcj 2. mit ©(belten j — 'cast, I. adj. 
 aufgeroorfen, in bie 4>c>be geworfen, Qufgc= 
 [(blagenj aufgetrieben^ II. s. 1. ber SKurf, 
 ©(bmif, ©(bub (im ^egelfpiel) J 2. bie*8e= 
 retbnungj — cast pit, Min. ber ^u&fabr= 
 fcbod^t) To — draw', v. ir. a. aufjicben, in bie 
 ^obe jiebcnj —drawn', p. p., — drew', pret. 
 ». b. ». SB. j To - ga'ther , (n>. li.) jufam* 
 menjie^cnj auffammein 5 — 'hand, adj. mit 
 "ber |)ttnb ge^obenj — hea'val, bie ©mporbcs 
 bung, (grl^ebungj To -heave', Qufbcben,em= 
 pov^ebctt j — held', pret. k p. p. 0. To Up- 
 
 C'ph?r§ [iip'p^r^, S/n.], *. pZ. v/d. Ufer8.[boId. 
 
 IJp-, comp. — hill, I. [GphiT] adv. bcrgon, 
 bergauf, ttufwdrts, fleil, to write — , ^inoufs 
 wartg (frumm) fcbreiben? II. [up'hil], adj. 
 
 1. bergauf gebcnbj 2.^g-. beftbwerlitb/ mfib= 
 tomj To — hoard', (n. fi.) aufbdufcn, ouffta= 
 -pcin, fammein j To — hold', y. ir. a. 1. in bie 
 -^obe oberoufrecbtbalten, erbebcn, aufbcben? 
 
 2. baltcn, ftu^en, tragen, 3. untcrbalten, cr- 
 balten, crnfibrenj ^.fig. oufre(!^t erbaltenj 
 
 — hol'den, p. p. ». To — hold; — hol'der, s. 
 J.bicetii^ej 2. bererbaltcr, %t. c/. To- 
 hold ; 3. ber 2ci(benbeforger 5 4. vid. — 
 holsterer; — hol'ding, l.bicUnterftu^ungj 2. 
 ber 0lcfrainj - hol'sterer, ber 3:ape5ircrj 
 
 3immerbcreiter 5 5}toblircr, 5Kobel^dnblcr 5 - 
 hol'stery, S^apesirarbeit , 5)?obilien 5 — h. fur- 
 niture, 5Kobilien, bie ber Xapesirer liefert j 
 
 — 'land, I. s. bas |)0(blanb, bob^Sanb? ber 
 jDammgrunb j — l. cotton, cine ^rima=@ortc 
 aSaumrooUe mit einem roeipcn u.langcn ^laum, 
 ttU(b lange ©eorgia genannt (sum Untcr* 
 fd^iebe p. Sea-Island, &c.); —1. inhabitants, 
 ^6^enbe»ol)ner, ^ocbldnber 5 — I. willow, bie 
 rotbe SBeibcj II. adj. botbgelegenj ge^iigclt j 
 
 — 'lander, ber^od^Idnber , SSergbcroobner j — 
 lan'dish, ^o(bldnbif(b , gebirgif(b, gebirgigj 
 To lay', n>ie To — hoard, qv. ; To — lead', v. 
 ir. a. cmporlciten j — led', pret. & p. p. p. 
 b. X>. SB. 5 To — lift', V. ir. a. Qufbebcn , \)06) 
 l^eben,— lifted, adj. erl)oben,cmporgebobenj 
 the —lifting muscle of the scapula, i4nat.bcr 
 Tfuf^ebcr (erbebenbe SDJugM) beS ©cbulter-- 
 blatte&5 To — lock', (n. d.) perfcbliepenj — 
 look'ing, J), a. QUfblitfenb) — 'loper, Orn.bic 
 .ffropftaube j — 'most, vid. b. fi. Uppermost. 
 
 ypOn', prej). (cf. On) 1. oufj 2. on 5 bci, mitj 
 ouS;SUjfibcr,na(b,in5 3. Quf...^in, JU' 
 folgej 4. in asetracbt, in ^nfe^ung, wegenj 
 
 — the latch , cingcflinftj the poniards were 
 found — them, man faubbeiibnenbieSoIcbej 
 Corns, to have a letter (bill, draft) — . . . , 
 cinen SBccbfcl (eine 3:ratte) b^^ben auf . . . 5 
 
 — our (own) selves, auf unS felbflj — pain 
 of death, hci Sobegf^rafej — my word, ouf 
 mein SBort j — my honour, Ui meiner Gbre 5 
 
 — duty. Mil. im Dienft, auf bem ^oftcn j he 
 is — his departure, cr tfl rcifefertigj once — 
 a time , einft JU einer ^cit ... 5 — that day, 
 an bem ISagc j — enquiry, auf gefcbe^ene 3lai)^ 
 fragcj — the first opportunity, bci crfler®C= 
 Icgenbeit, — her coming, hd ibrer ^Cnfunft, 
 3urucffunft) —my finishing it, wenn id) e§ 
 fertig \^abti he has a constant thirst — him, 
 cr fiiblt cinen beftdnbigenSurft J —this, bier» 
 auf) —the whole, vid. unt. Whole; New- 
 
 ^castle — Tyne, 9?erocaftlc an ber St)ne. 
 
 Op'p?r, adj. ober, bc^berj — attaint. Vet. 
 bie ©cbnen= ob. ^lecbfcncerle^ung bei pfer* 
 ben j — box (of a pump) Mar. ber ^umpen* 
 fcbub j — case, Typ. ber obcrc ©(briftfaf^enj 
 
 — chalk, bie .Sreibeformation (ber gcognofli* 
 f(be Stame fitr ^reibe)j — deck, Afar. ba§ 
 oberflC Sir!, ber Uberlaufj — fresh-water- 
 formation, Geol. ber ©iif maffcrf alf j —garret, 
 vid. — story ; — grinders, pf.bicStocfsdbnej 
 
 — hand, 1. bie Sberftelle (ber ebrenpla$)j 
 2. fig. bie Oberbanb, ber SJortbcilj — house, 
 Pari.baS SJbcrbauSj— leather, ba§ S)bcrlebcr j 
 
 — lip, bie SJberlippC) —marine formation, 
 Geol. ©anb, ©anbj^ein unb 5WergeI j - part, 
 
Uppe 
 
 791 
 
 Uran 
 
 Ux S)bert^cil j — plate, Hor. bic Jtolbenplattc 
 (einer U^r)j — roller, T, Dcr ©d^niirflotf, 
 8i§enfloc£ (bei fccn Seppi^jroebcrn)) —room, 
 t)ie Sberftubcj —square, l)cr obere ^ixni' 
 flempelj — stratum, Geol. bic Dbcrfd^id^t j — 
 stratum of a slate-quarry, Min.tU 3)a4>fd^ale, 
 
 glo^fc^wartc eineS <S(bieferbru(^§5 — story 
 
 1. ^a§ obcrc ©torfroerf j 2./ud.ber,ffopf,an 
 fcaS Dberftubd^cn 5 — stocks (overstocks), 
 pi. 4: (& fc^ott. opp. nether—), ^ofcnj — 
 Tase, fcu ^aubc Ob. ^latte (einer ©locfe), — 
 Vienne, bie £)bersSSicnne (Departemcnt in 
 graufrei(b) ) — works , Afar. bttS S)bcn»erf, 
 
 Jobte SBerf. 
 
 Op'permost,!. adj. & ado. ^6d)ft, SU ^O^ft, 
 
 oberft;Oben, ob^crrf(3^ent) , Qewaltigj to be 
 
 — , bie £)bert)anb, ben SSort^eil baben j II. s. 
 Jbcx (bie, bag) ^oiifte, Sberjte. 
 Op'ping-block, .v. vid. Jossing-block. 
 Up'pish, vulg, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. j^olj, 
 
 tro^ig ,^ obcn auf » III. — ness , *. ber ©tols, 
 
 Zro^, Ubermutb- 
 Up-, comp. To —raise', erbcben, cr^o^cn 5 To 
 
 — rear', 1. Qufri(btenj 2. aufsieben? — 'right 
 [jun). uprit'J, I. adj. ; II. — rightly, ado. 1. 
 aufgeriitct, aufrccbt, gerabcj 2. aufroarts, 
 gerabe in bie |>6be j 3. Jig. oufricbtig , rc(bt= 
 fcbttffen, rebli^, bieber 5 jBot-j. — right honey- 
 suckle, bie«^etfen!irf(bC5— right lady-bower, 
 bic oufredfjtc SBalbrebe, bag Srennfraut } — r. 
 loom, Mech. bcr^autelilfcjlublj — r. tool, bic 
 ©crabe^fingcmofiinc (ber U^rmadjcr) , III. 
 s. Arch. 1. bie (Stublfdule^ 2. ber ^iTufrif, 
 ©tanbripi IV. — rightness, ^. 1. bic ®erab= 
 ^dtj 2. bie :iCufri(btigFeit, €flebIicbFcit,mc(bt= 
 [(baffenbeit^ To— rise', v. ir. n. l.aufltcbcn; 
 
 2. fi(b (flcil) er^eben, auffteigen? 3. auffom= 
 men, Qufgebcn, erfcbeinen?— 'rise,*. bag ^(uf= 
 ftebcn, iufgeben, ber ^Cufgong,— 'roar, ber 
 TCufrutjr, 2cirm, bic Unrube, SSerroirrungj — 
 roa'rious, Qufriibrcrifcbj Idrmenb, fliLirmif(b j 
 To — roll', aufrollen? To — root', avLerovLX- 
 itln, entmurseln, (mitberSBurjeOaugreipen, 
 
 — rose', pret. 0. To — rise ; To — rouse', 
 ^aufrocdcn, ouffiorcn, ouflfirmcn. 
 
 Ups, s. pi, nur in ber 9lebengart— and downs, 
 
 j:ol. bag ^uf unb Hh (beg Sebcng), ©(bi«= 
 
 Up'sal, s. Geog. (bie (Stabt) Upfala. [fale. 
 
 Cp-, comp. To — set', col. v. ir. I. a. 1. um= 
 
 rocrfen (bef. au(b c ©(bijfen, SBogen^jc), 
 
 umfturscn, iiiber ben ^aufen werfenj 2. fig. 
 
 iiberwfiltigenj II. n. umfallen, umfturjen, bin' 
 
 faUen j — 'shot, ber :ifuggang, bag (5nbe, {fte= 
 
 fultat, ber 93efd)lup 5 when it comes to the — 
 
 shot, wenn man eg hd 2i(btc befic^t (am 
 
 @nbOJ at (Ob. upon) the — shot, wenn eg 
 
 urn u. um !ommt (cnbli(b)5— 'side s. (n. u.) 
 bie obcrc ©citcj — side down, ado. bag 
 Sberfte ju unterft, um unb um, fiber unb 
 iibcr, in W b6(bf^e ob. in ber bocbflen Unorb= 
 nungj - 'sitting, bag tttufff^cn, TTufjlebcn 
 (einer SBSd^ncrinn unb ^ir(bcngang berfcl* 
 ben) J — 'standing! inf. ttufgcflttnbcn ! — sta'- 
 ring, ftarrcnb, in bic 4)obe ftcbenb j — 'start, 
 I.S.I. ber Ob. bag plo^Ucb empor= ob. 4)cr= 
 »or!ommenbe J 2. ber (Smporfommling, Itu^^ 
 fcbopling, ®Iu*gpils,^arj?cniLi5 II. adj.x>lo^= 
 li(b cntf^anbenj-start pride, ber Saucrn^olj j 
 To —start', Quffa^ren,auffdbiepcn,f(bncUcm» 
 porfommenj To -stay', (n>. H.) ftu^en, (auf« 
 Vc6)t) l^alUni —'stroke, 1. Mech. (— of a 
 piston) ber ^ufgang (cine§ ^olbeng) j 2. ber 
 4)aarftri(b, [cine ® tricb (in ber ©(breibfunft) j 
 To — swarm', (n. U.) aufrcgcn? To — tear', 
 (n. fi.) Qug berGrbc rcipenj —'train,*. R-w. 
 ber binauf ob. bin gebenbc SKagcnsugj To — 
 train', aufsieben,ersic^en) To— turn', 1. auf* 
 werfcn, umwerfen, aufnjublen, furcbcnj 2. 
 umfebren, ummcnben) — turned, in bic ^obe 
 gerid^tct, sum ^immcl gcwanbtj — 'ward, 1. 
 adj. aufwdrtg geritbtet , biiw^ielroartg ; - 
 ward goods, firomaufwdrtg (lanbciniodrtS) 
 gebenbc obcrbinncnIdnbifd)eaSaaren,®utcr 5 
 II. s. (n. it.) bic ^obc, ©pi^c, bag ©nbcj III. 
 or — wards, adv. 1. aufrodrtg, obcrwdrtg, 
 obenan, ^immelan, bcrgan, 2. obenj 3. auf, 
 big, an 5 4. barubcr, (mit of) liber, mcbr al8 j 
 To — whirl', v. a. ic n. cmpormirbclnj To — 
 wind', V. ir. a. Qufwiubcn, oufn>irfclnj - 
 wound, pret. &. p. p. ». To — wind. 
 
 C'ra^hus, s. Anat. bic ^arnfd)nur. 
 
 Cra'ljan, adj. uralifcb , auf bcn Ural bcjiigU^. 
 
 C'ran-, s. Min, (comp.) -glimmer (—mica), 
 ber Uranglimmcr, Uranfatf, pt)ramibalc ©u* 
 (blor^^Iimmcr, — ochre, ber Uranocber. 
 
 U'ranite, s. Min. ber Uranit, bag Urancrj: 1. 
 (micaceous — ) vid. Uran-glimmer ; 2. vid. 
 Uran-ochre. [b^^Itig. 
 
 Uranit'ic, adj. 1. bag Uranbctrcffcnb) 2. uran* 
 
 Ura'njiim, s. bagUronmctallj phosphate of — , 
 lud. Uran-glimmer; protoxide of— , bag Uran* 
 protoxQb, UranojQbuI. 
 
 Uranog'raphy, s. bic |)immelgbef(breibung 
 
 UranSi'pgy, s. bicScbrcconbemiSternbimmcl. 
 
 Uranom'etry , *. bic ^unft, entfcmungcn am 
 4)immcl ju mcffcn. 
 
 Uran'oscDpe , s. Ast. bag c6lcftinif(bc ^cm* 
 robr, Uranoffop. 
 
 CranSs'copist, s. bcrSScobacbter bcg^immclg, 
 |)immelfiauer, ©ternfebcr. [©ternfcbcrei. 
 
 Oranos'copy, s. bicSeobtt^tung bcd|>immcl6, 
 
 U'ranus, s. Ast. bcr Uranug. 
 
Urat 
 
 792 
 
 Use 
 
 Crate, s. Chem. bQ§ ^arnfaure ©alj. 
 
 Cr'ban, s. UrbonuS , Urban (W-n.). 
 
 Urbane', adj. urban , artig, ^oflic^, fittig. 
 
 Urban'ity, s. 1 . Die Urbanitdt , Irtigfeit, 4)6f» 
 Ud&feit, ©ittcnanmut^ 5 2. bie 9}?unterfeit, 
 Seb^aftigfcit. [merUd(> ma^m, bilbcn. 
 
 To Or'banize, v. a. (n. ti.) artig , ^6fli(i^ , ma« 
 
 Cr'ccQlar, Or'ceQiate, adj. Dot. frugftJrmtg. 
 
 Cr'cbin, s. 1. ZooL l)er Ssel? 2.uwig-. Der lofe 
 (fleine) aSube, Da§ lofe (fleine) Jlinb, SOZdD= 
 ^en, vulg. tiix ffialg, — like, igel^aft, fltt= 
 
 t}rde', adj. //er. fd^liiffelringformig. [djelig. 
 
 Ure, s. 1. rid. Udder; 2. or — ox, Der Ur, 
 "ICuero^S j 3. abbr. \?on Ursula. 
 
 U'rea, s. Chem. ber ^arnfloff. 
 
 U'ret§r, s. Anat. t)cr |)arnleiter, p/. t){e^arn» 
 gefdpe, ^arngdngc [leiter. 
 
 Oreteri'tis, s. Med. Die (gntsunt)ung ber^arn* 
 
 Ure'i/ira, j. ^«a<. Die ^arnro^re. 
 
 Urei/iri'tjs, s. Med.t)ie|)arnr6t)renent5unl)ung. 
 
 Oret/irot'Qray, s. Surg. t)er ^arnr6()renf(l)nitt. 
 
 ToOrge, V. I. a. 1. (aud^ mit on) brdngcn, 
 (an)treibcn5 2. »crt)rdngen, fortfc^iebenjS. 
 (^euer, k.) anft^iirenj 4. in . . . Dringcn, 
 prelfcn, notljigcn^ pli^gen, bcf(bweren, anlie= 
 gen, jufc^en, 5. eifrig betreiben, befle^en ob. 
 t)ringen auf . . . , 6. 3^ad)l)rucf auf . . . legen, 
 mit 3^a(^brucf be^aupten, 7. einroenbcn, oor- 
 fd^u^enj 8. errcgen,reijeni to — upon one, 
 or to — • to one's acceptance, (gincm aufbrin^ 
 gen 5 11. n. bringen, ftreben, eilen. 
 
 Cr'g^ncy, s. 1. l)a§ ©ringenbe, bcr Qifer , bie 
 ©cwaltj 2. ber ©rang (ber5yiot(),:c.),bie 
 Stot^roenbigfeit. 
 
 Cr'gent, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. bringenbj 
 2. eifrtg, gcroaltfam, 3. t)eftig, ungefliim j to 
 be — upon . . . , brtngen in ... , forttretbcn 5 
 to be — for ... , auf (@two§ [Ace.]) bringen. 
 
 Crg'ly, col. abbr. t>. Ursula. 
 
 OVjc, adj. Chem. — acid, bic ^arnfdure. 
 
 O'rim, s. (^cbr.) Urira and Thummim , 2i(^t 
 unb 0lcci^t (n)o()l irrig al§ ©belfleine au§ge= 
 legt, rooljrfd^einlid^er eine "JCrt ^eiligc 2ofe, 
 wclic ber jiibifd^e ^oljcpriefler, roenn er in 
 fd^TOierigen Olc^tSfdaen 3c^ooa^§ (Sntf(t>ei= 
 bung cin^olen rooUtc, an xxx^ SSruflfc^ilb an= 
 legte). [Urin^alter. 
 
 O'rjnal, s. 1. bo§ UringIo§ , ^orngla§ 5 2. ber 
 
 Crina'rium, *.b.|)arnbe&dlter (alSBiingftdtte). 
 
 C'rjnary, I. adj. jum Urin ge^orig, ben Urin 
 bctreffenb/ ^arn^j Anat-s. — bladder, bie 
 4)arnblafe j — calculi, ^arnfteinc 5— passage, 
 bic|)arnr6^re^ -tunic, bie |)arn^aut, SSurfl* 
 ^autj II. s. wie Urinarium. 
 
 C'rjnative, adj. ^arn treibenb. 
 
 Cr|Da't9r, s. ber Saudi^er. 
 
 U'rjne, s. ber Urin, J^arn. 
 
 To O'rine, v. n. ba§ SBajTer laffen , ^arncn. 
 
 U'rinous, adj. urinartig, ^arnartig, (jarnig, 
 mit ^arn gcf(^njdngert. 
 
 Urives', s. pt. Fate. 5)^e§e jum ^atfenfang. 
 
 Cr'ling , vid. Urchin. 
 
 Cm, A-, l.biellrne? 2. berlft^enfrug, SJobten* 
 frug^ 3. ber (SBa|TerO.Krug , — rug, bcr Sep* 
 pi(b fiir bie 3;()cemaf(^ine) — stand, ba§3^[)cc* 
 mafc^inengef^eU. 
 
 To tjrn, V. a. in eine Urnc \)erfd^licpcn. 
 
 O'rocele , s. Surg, eine ^amgcft^njulft mit bcr 
 
 _^orm eine§ ^ru(l)eg. 
 
 U'romiincer, U'roraant, s. ber ^ambOCtor. 
 
 U'romancy , *. bic SSa()rfagung au§ bent Urin. 
 
 Oros'copy, s. Med. bicScfic^tigung be§Urin§. 
 
 Ur'ry, s. Min. bcr hd ©teinfol)(cn Jjorfoms 
 
 pr'sa, .«f. Ast. bcr ©dr. [menbe blauc %{)^n. 
 
 pr'sjforra, adj. wie cin Sdr gcformt. 
 
 Cr'sine , adj. 1. einen ®dren bctreffenb , ©d* 
 
 Cr'son, vid. Urchin. [rem 5 2. bdrartio. 
 
 pr'sula, s. {col. Crs'ly, Urfel) Urfula (g-n.)." 
 
 pr'soime, s. bicUrfuUncrinn (e. Ilxt ?connen). 
 
 Ortjca'ceous, adj. ilieffeln bctreffenb, nc|fc(ar« 
 tig 5 — plants. Hot. STeffcIgcradcbfc. 
 
 Ortjca'tion, s. Med. 1. bic 9^cfTc[fUil)ti 2. U^ 
 
 J)citfd)cn mit ^Jic|Teln , aU ^cilmittel particU 
 
 C'rus, vid. Urc, 2. [icr 2d()mungcn. 
 
 Us, pron.pL (S)bicctiiHafu§ i?on We) , un§$ 
 
 U'sable, adj. braudjbar. [of-, unfer. 
 
 U'sage, .9. 1. bcr ©ebraud^, bic ©cwo^ntjeit, 
 ba§ ^erfommen, 2. f^k Se^anblung , aSegcg* 
 nung5 Com-s. 3.biea5cl)anbIung,.^anblungS« 
 njcife im (Sefcbdft^ 4. (— among merchants) 
 bcr ^anbel^braud^, bic Ufanj. 
 
 U'sance, .v. 1. bcr ©cbraud^ , ®enup} 2. bcr 
 SBudjcr, 3in§5 3. Com. u^ Ufo, bic a8ed)fcl« 
 frift, bcr S[Bcd)felgebrau(b 5 bills at — , Ufo* 
 n)cd)fcl, S[Bcd)fel sal)lbar noc^ bcr ortlicb iihli' 
 (t)cn S[Bcd)fc[frtfli at double — , (a) jmei Ufo, 
 ©oppcI=Uf0 5 (at) two and a half usances 
 (date) , (a) jwei unb cin l)alb Ufo. 
 
 Use, s. l.bcr®cbraud),®cnup, bie©cnu6ung, 
 ^nwenbung 3 2. ber SSort()cil , ^^u^cn, 3. bic 
 ®en)o()n^cit, ®cbrducbIi(^Fcit, 7frt, ba§ &cv' 
 Jommcn, 4. W iibung 5 5. bic ©cljanblung, 
 a5egegnung^ 6. bic 9J?iet()C, ber (9}?ietl)0 
 3in§5 T. bef. Law, bcr STicpbrauib, bic 5iu|s 
 niepung^of— ,nu|Ud),bicnIi(^iofno-, oon 
 fcincm 9^u^en, nid)t ju gcbraudjen^ in—, 
 itblid^, gebrdu(^li(b? out of—, ni(bt me()r itb* 
 Ii(b, ungebrdu(feU(^ j cerattet^ to make— of, 
 fx(i bcbicnen, gebrau(bcn, bcnufecnj to put 
 out of — , aupcr 6our§ fcicuj to fetor to put 
 (out) money to -, ®clb ouf Binfcn au§{ci- 
 ^en, auSt^un J to pay— , \jcrjinfen,3infenbe« 
 
Use 
 
 793 
 
 Utop 
 
 ja^lcn J — of the sale-room , Uc 2e!almiett)e 
 i^tutii fur liuctionUoUU , bef. in Oec^ 
 ^dbten)) — money, 3infen, 3m8gelt)er, ^ro= 
 centgelt)er fiir auSgelie^enc ol)er erborgte Sa= 
 pitalien,3ntcreffen. 
 
 To Use, V. I. rt. 1. brauc^cn, fid^ beljienen, gc* 
 brauc^en, nu§en, benu^en, onraentjen, 2. gc^ 
 n)ii)^nen (to, an) j 3. be^anbeln, bcgegncnj 4. 
 QuSiiben, (eineS ®inge§) pflegenj to —up, 
 ceibrauien, abnu^enj to — ill, I'ibel Jjerfa^- 
 ren mit . . . , miptjantjelnj to — the sea , jur 
 @ec mfen j ll. n. ^fiiqm, genjol)nt fein. 
 
 O'f cable, vid. Usable. [geiDot)nt fcin, pflegen. 
 
 Used, adj. liblicb, gebrdudjUd^ 3 to be — to, &c. 
 
 Use'ful, I. arf;.; II. — ly, adv. nu§licb, nn^hax, 
 brauc^bar, Menlid^ 5 HI. — ness , s. Viz 3tu§- 
 licbfeit, a3rau(%bar!eit, Sienlic^Feit. 
 
 Dse'less, I. ac/i.; II. — ly, adv. unnii^, un= 
 brau(i)bar 3 III. — ness , s. bie Unnii^lic^feit, 
 
 _Unbrau(bbQrfeit. 
 
 U'ser, J. Dcr SrQU(bcnbe, a3cnu§er, :c. 
 
 l)sl/?r, 5. 1. ein aSeamteter ober ©iener (5. 95. 
 beim ^arlamente) beffen ® efcbdft e§ ift ^erfo= 
 nen einsufii^ren, unb fcicrli^e Sotfcbaften ju 
 iSberbringcn, ber 6cremonienmeifter, @infub= 
 rer, :}Cnfu()rer j 2. bcr7fufn>drtcr,3;^urfteber j 
 3 ber Untcrlcbrerj — of a court of justice, 
 ber ©eritbt&bote) — of the black rod,u/f/. 
 unt. Black, [aumelben, (to — in) einfu^ren. 
 
 ToUsh'er, v. a. ^ix^vm , an^ni)Vin , cinUiUn, 
 
 Ush'^rshifp, *. 1. bie ^ercmonienmcifterftclle, 
 6teIIc eines einfui;)rer8j 2. & 3. bie^teUc 
 eine§ Si^urfletjer^, ©eridjtsboten, :c. 3 4. t>ie 
 
 Os'ly, a&6r. coi. ft. Ursly. [UnterlcfjrerfteUe. 
 
 C'sO, s. vid. Usance. 
 
 Usquebaugh' [— ba'] , s. (gdlifd)e Uberfe^uttg 
 »on ^quaiDitd, Seben^JDaffer) ba§ USfebab, 
 einc lixt ©eroursbranntraein , ber <8afran= 
 
 ^branntnjein (ic^t cor, in Whisky, gy.). 
 
 Os'tion [— 'tshun] , s. HQ SSrennen, bie S5er- 
 brennung. [bie SSrenufroft. 
 
 ysto'rjous, adj. brennbar, brenncnb j — power, 
 
 Ustum'tion, s. 1. ba& aSrennen, ©engenj 2. 
 Min. & Fharm. ba§ Sdoflen. 
 
 C'^iial [- 'zhA -], I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv, ixh' 
 lid) , gcbrdu(blicb , geiDo^nlii^ 5 Com-*. — 
 freight, gcw6bnlid)c ^ratbt, — proviso , ber 
 iiblicbe SSorbebalt? — tare, bie oerabrebcte 
 Xaraj III. — ness, s. bQ§ ®era3^nli(be, bie 
 
 _UbaAeeit, ®en>()bnli(bFeit. 
 
 Usucap'tion, s. Law, \ik Ufucaption, 95eft|er= 
 roerbung, ^rft^ung. [niepung , ber ©enup.j 
 
 C'sufriict, s. Law, ber 3^iepbrau(b, bie 3^u§=| 
 
 Usiifruc'tuary [— 'tshu —],s. Law, ber 3ln^'\ 
 nicf cr, Dtief broucber. , 
 
 To C'sure [— zhur] , v. n. (n. u.) n)U(bern. 
 
 *U'sur§r, s. ber(3in6s)3Bu(bcrerj — like,n>u* 
 jberlicb, »ud)er^aft. 
 
 Usu'rjous, I. adj.; II. — ly, arfu, wudjerlicb^ 
 mucberifcb; wudjerbaftj HI. — ness, *. u^ 
 Sffiud)erifd^c, \>ii S[Bud)erei. 
 
 To Usiirp', v. a. ufurpiren , ficb anmapcn, M 
 wiberretbtlicb sueigncn, an ficb rcipcn, mit (Se* 
 roalt net)men, unrecbtmdpig bcfi^en. 
 
 Usurpa'tion, s. bie Ufurpation , unred)tmdpigt 
 ^nmapung, ^neignung, raibcrred)tli(be ®e* 
 
 _fi|nel)mung, ber unrecbtmdpige 33efi$. 
 
 Usiir'p^r , s. bcr Ufurpator, Sbronrdubcr, m» 
 berre(it(i(be a5cft§nebtner, unrcd^tmopigcSe* 
 
 _ft|er. [cigenmdcbtig. 
 
 Usur'pjngly, ado. ufurpatorif(b, wibcrrecbtlid),. 
 
 U'sury [u'zhurj], s. ber (3in§=)S[Bu(ber; bie 
 (3in§5)SSud)ere{, "i^a^ 3^ebmen t?on unerlaub= 
 ten 3infenj Tfgiotagcj to lend upon — , wus 
 (bern, (3inS=)^«^crei txtiUn, ®elb gcgen 
 uncrlaubte 3infen au^lcibenj to practice — » 
 njucbern, jc (roic obcn) 3 agiotircn 3 —interest 
 Sffiucberjinfen, uncrlaubte (gefesraibrige) ^m» 
 fen 3 — laws, SBud)crgefc§e, 3in§gefc§c. 
 
 Ut,.9. (itat.)^^^"^--ba§C. 
 
 Ut retro, lit supra [ut re'tro, iit su'pra], 
 (Ut.) raie oben, jun). bci ©iro^ auf SSecbfelit 
 ober anbern iDocumcnten gebraud)t5urS5er* 
 meibung einer aBiebert)oIung be§ Saturn^. 
 
 Utgn'sjls [ m.,Sm., P.&c; u'tensils, ^V., &c.]^ 
 s. pi. 1. ba§ ©erdtb/ bie ©erdtV, SBcrPs 
 Seuge, baS ©efcbirr, Utcnfilicn Cuk jum ©e* 
 triebe eine§ ©efcbdfts notbtgcn ®erdtbf(baf* 
 ten) 3 2. bie j^iotljburft (wclcbe bcr SSirtb bcir 
 einquartierteniSoIbatensu gebcn fd)ulbig ift). 
 
 U'terlne, adj. \. Anat. jur (©e=)95drmuttcr 
 ge^6rig3 2. oon ber ^^JJutterfeite 3 — brother* 
 and sisters, ®ef(bn>ifier oon einer OJiuttc:, 
 <S(boopgef(bnjifler. [tcr, bcr 9KutterIcib, 
 
 U'teriis, s. Anat. bie (©eO^drmuttcr; 9}tut« 
 
 U't.ible, adj.tauglid). [7fngcnebmc)» 
 
 U'tjle, s. ti<}i^ ^Jiiillicbe (lat. opp. ditlce,1)a^ 
 
 U'tjle, I. arf;. nu|li(b, sroecfmdpigj H. *. ba§ 
 j)tu§li(be. [(bung. 
 
 Utiljsa'tion , .v. \ik 3ln^\i6)' ober 3iu§barma* 
 
 Utiflita'rian , I. adj. utilitrtrifi^ , bie ^lU^licb* 
 feit bcfi5rbernb , bem 5iii§U(bfcit§princip an» 
 bdngenb 5 II. *. ber Utilitaricr, "JCnbdnger bc§^ 
 
 Jlcu^Ii^fcitgprincipa. 
 
 tjtiljta'rlanifsm , .v. \)it 3tu§Iict)!eit§tbeorie^ 
 ®runbfd§c ' bcr lUilitaricr. [tbcit. 
 
 Util'ity, s. bie 5iu§(i(bfeit, ber^cu^en, »or* 
 
 To C'tilize, V. a, gcroinnen, crlangen3 nu§bar 
 
 tU'tis, s. ber 2drm, Subd. [macbcn. 
 
 Ot'mOst, I. adj. 1. dupcitl3 2. b6(bflj H.^.ba^ 
 tup erfle 3 <p6(bfle. 
 
 Oto'pja, s. lUcpicn, ba§ 6(blaraffenlanb. 
 
Utri 
 
 794 
 
 Vaci 
 
 €tO'p|»n , (UtSp'jcal [8111.] n. U.) , adj. uto= 
 
 pif(^, eingebilbet, ^imaxi\6f. 
 C'tricle (Utric'ulus), s. hot. 1. fcer ©d^Iaud^, 
 
 ein fleineS, blafena^nli(^e8 (Saftgefdf j 2. t)ic 
 J)autfru^t. [i^en. 
 
 rtri(/Qlar, adj. Bot. mit Saftbld^d^cn t)crfe^ 
 Ut'ter, I. adj. 1. ber, bic, ba§ dupcre , duf erfl, 
 
 au^wdrtS, oupenj 2. gdnjUd^, ooUigj 3. pe* 
 
 remptorifd^, cntf(^eibcnb5 — barristers , vid. 
 
 Outer b-s; II. s. ba$ txL^m, tuferfte. 
 To Ut't?r, V. a. 1. dupem, J^tx^oov bringen, au&= 
 
 flopen, QuSfprecben, au&briitfcnj 2. entbectcn, 
 
 befannt madden, ongeben, 3. 4= & ^aio. *>cr* 
 
 dupem, ocrtaufen 5 4. terbreiten , in Umlauf 
 
 bdngen. 
 <Ut't?rable, I. adj. ju dupem, au^fprec^litb, 
 
 Qu&subriitf en , anjugeben, ll. — ness , s. Die 
 ^■JCugfprecblic^f cit, ^uSbrucfbarfcit. _ 
 tJt't^rance, s. 1. ba§ lupern, bieluperungj 
 
 2. bie^usfprad^e, ©predjart, @pra(be/ bcr 
 
 ^uSbrucE, SSortrag j 3. bic a?erduperung , ber 
 ^SSerfauf 5 to give — to, vid. To Utter, 1. 
 Ut'ter^r,*. bcrtupernbc, SSorbringcnbc, ic 
 ^cf. To Utter. 
 
 Ot't?rly, adu.duperft, bur(^au§,gdnjli(b, bfiUig. 
 Ot't^rmost, vid. Utmost. 
 Ci'vea, s. (or the — tunica) Anat. baS Srau* 
 
 ben^dutcben beS luges. 
 U'veous, adj.Anat. bQ8 3^raubcn^dut(bcn bctr.j 
 _— coat of the eye, Me JSrttuben^aut beS lugc&. 
 U'vul^, *.-4nat.bQ83dpfcben im|)aIfC5 falling 
 
 of the — , ba8 ©(biepen bes ^apfcnSj — 
 
 spoon , Surg, tin Snftrument ba& 3dpf(bcn 
 _meber ju balten. 
 Uxo^rjous, I. adj. feiner %xau ju fc^r crgeben, in 
 
 fie iibertriebcn perliebt, weibifcb 3 11.— ly, ado. 
 
 ttuS iibertriebcnerfiiebc su feiner ^rauj III. - 
 
 ness, A-. bie ubertriebene ZkU ju feiner §rau. 
 y'zjfir, C'zjfiir, s. ber SSleijinnober, bie ^cn« 
 Oz'zle, s. vulg. vid. Ousel. [nige. 
 
 V. 
 
 ^ [ve] , *. (cin SKitlauter) ba§ SS , v. 
 
 v., a66r. ft. verb, verse, vide (see), violin; 
 Va. ft. Virginia; venWe, ft. venerable; v. g. 
 (vg.) ft. verbi gratia (for example) ; vid. fl. 
 vide; vlra. ft. Flemish; To. Fo. ft. wfr^o 
 /oZio, Jduer^^oIiO) Vol. , Vols. , fl. volume, 
 volumes; V. R. ft. Victoria Regina, bie 
 ,ff6niginn SSictoria, v. s. (ital.) ft. volti 
 *u6ifo, njenbe fcbneUumj vs. % versus {aU 
 Law term, against), contra J Vt. % Vermont ; 
 V. V. ft. violins ; v. v. ft. vice versa. 
 
 Va! inf. Mm*, fort! fort gcfpiclt! 
 
 Va'cancy, s. 1. bie Seerc, 2. ter leere Staum, 
 3. Ut StlvLft, Surfe, ber 3n)if(benroumj 4. tk 
 SSacani, ©rlebigung (einer ©telle) , bic leere 
 t>ber erlebigtc ©telle j 5. fig. lik aJZupej Un= 
 t^dtig!eitj 6. bic ©ebanfenleere, ®ebanfcn= 
 lortgfeitj 7. v-ies, pi. bie ^erien, Sflu^cjeit, 
 ©crufsfrei^eit, (Sr^olung, SJlupc, — from 
 fieceftsary labour, Ue Tfbmitipigung , bic Qx' 
 ^olungssciten. 
 
 Wcant, I. adj. ; II.— ly, adv. 1. leer 5 2. erle= 
 bigt, pacant, unbefe|t, offen, frcij 3. Law, 
 ^IcrrenloS 5 4. mupig , unt^dtig j 5. gcbanfen* 
 I0S5 to be — , 1. leer fte^enj 2. feiernj- 
 company. Mil. bie (Sompognic o^ne fefl angc* 
 ftcUtcn aSefe^lg^aberj —cylinder, (Jww.^lug 
 unb ^effel (ber Zi^eil ber ©eelc, »cl(ber leer 
 hUiht, TOcnn bQS ® efcbii^ gclaben ift) j— space, 
 tcr leere, unbefc^tc 0laum 5 - time, tie 5Kupe. 
 
 To Va'cate [Dr. J., W., K, Wb. , Wore, 
 vacat', Sm.], v. a. 1. crlcbigen, tcerenjS. 
 (einlmt, jc) aufgebenj 3. abfdjaffen, per« 
 brdngcn, onnulliren, ungultig matbenj to ^ 
 the policy, Com. bie ^olicc riftornircn, an« 
 nullircn(gegenS?ergittung on benSScrfi(J^ercr). 
 
 Vaca'tion, s. 1. bic SSacanj, Grlcbigung 5 2. 
 bie Sflu^ejcit, ^wif^enscit (ber ©cri^te), 
 ^aufe, ber ©tilljlanb, bie 5Kupe 5 3. or v-s, pi. 
 (©(bul* ober ®eri(bt&=)^erien. 
 
 VaQ'9inae , s. pi. bie ^u^pocfen, ©(bu^pocfen, 
 ©d^u|blQttern. [einimpfen, (i^n) oocciniren. 
 
 ToVa£'9inate, v. a. (©inem) bic^u^pocfcn 
 
 Vag^jna'tion, *. bie ©inimpfung ber JCu^pot* 
 fen, SSttCCination. 
 
 Va5'5ine [ W. , Sm. , Ja., &c. ; vak'sln. P.] , I. 
 adj, einc M^ ober^u^e betreffcnb, .ffu^=j 
 — infection, — matter, Ui ^U^podfenmatc= 
 rie, ber Sinpff^ojf^ — pox, — disease, or II. 
 s. bic ^u^pocf en , SSaccine. [fen. 
 
 Va9'jllancy, *. bo§ SBttnfcn, SlBocfcln,©(bn)an* 
 
 VaJ/illant, adj. njanfenb, roadfelnb, f(b»anfenb, 
 unftdt. 
 
 To Vaf'illate, v.n.l. wanfcn , f(b»anfen 5 2. 
 fig. roonf elmiit^ig , unbefldnbig, unentftblof* 
 fen feinj 3. Mar. bin unb ^er roanfcn (roenn 
 fein ©egelroinb ift), roolen. 
 
 Vacilla'tion, s. 1. t)Q§ SSanfen, SBttcfeIn, 
 ©d^wonf en, bie Uni^dtigfeit i 2. fig. ber SBon* 
 felmut^, bie Unentfcbloffen^cit. 
 
Vaci 
 
 795 
 
 Vali 
 
 Va'cious, Va'cJYe, adj. leer. To Vac'uate, v. a. 
 
 Vacua'tion , s. vid. Evacuation. [auSIcercn. 
 
 Vac'uist, s. ber SSacuift (SSeljaupter eineS lee* 
 ren StaumeS, opp. Plenist). 
 
 V^tcu'jty, s. 1. bic Seer^eit, Secret 2. ber Icere 
 Stttumj 3. tie Siicfe j 4. t)a& SBefenlofe j 5. bie 
 (gitelfeit, Stid^tigfeit. [Otaumc. 
 
 In vacuo [in vac'uo], (lat.) im (luft)leeren 
 
 Vac'uoas, I. adj. kerj II. — ness , s. l)ie 2eers 
 l)cit,8eerc. 
 
 Vac'uum, *. Ux (tufOIeerc Olaum, bie Seerej 
 toricellian — , bie toricellifd^eScere (bcr luft= 
 leercOlaum fiber berSLuccffUbcrfduIe l)e§a3as 
 
 Va'de-me'c^m, 5. einSafi^cnbuc^. [rometerS). 
 
 Vad'hook [- 'huk] , vid. Wadhook. 
 
 Vag'abSnd, I. adj. 1. ^erumflreic^ent), um^er* 
 fd^roeifenb, lonbflucbtig, ^eimat^gloS, 2. flat= 
 Uxnti 5 un^ti II. j. t)er SSagabunl), ^erum* 
 flreid^er, gonbflrei^er, Sanbfliid^tige j tie 
 2anbflrei(^erinn , u. 
 
 To Vag'abpndize, v. n.um()crirren, fc^roeifen, 
 ^erumflreid^en, cagabonbiren. 
 
 Vag'abpndry, s. vid. Vagrancy. 
 
 V?iga'ry, s. ber feltfome (ndrrifd(>e) einfaU, bie 
 ©riUe, ^ro|c, ©^na!e, bcr toUe ©treicb. 
 
 Vagi'na , s. 1. Bot. bie (Scbeibe? 2. 4/?at. bie 
 SJiutterftbcibe. 
 
 Vag^jn^l [Kn., Ash, Wb., Wore; vaji'nal, 
 Sm.'],adj. ftbeibetiformig, [(bcibenartigj — 
 coat of the cods, Anat. bie ©(beibc^aut ber 
 4)oben. [fcbeibcnartig. 
 
 Vag'jnant [IF6.; vaji' -, 5;n.], adj. Bot. 
 
 *Vag'inate, — ated, adj. Bot. 1. oon einer 
 ©(bcibe umf(blo|ten 5 au8 berfelben ^erauS* 
 tretenb5 2.vid. t). 0. SB. 
 
 * Vaginppen'nous, adj.mit bartcnSIugelbecfcn. 
 
 Va'gous, adj. (to.u.) berumirrcnb, unfldt, flucb* 
 tig. [f(bn>armen, bie SaRbftreicb^rci. 
 
 Va'grancy, s. baS Umberf(bn)eifen, ^erum* 
 
 Va'grant, I. adj. bevumf^reicbcnb, (berum=) 
 |(bnjdrmenb , umberirrenb, unflat, II. s. ber 
 S5agabunb, ^anbftrcicber, subringlid()e Settler. 
 
 Vague [vag] , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. fig. Utt' 
 bcftimmt, [(bmanfenb, roeit, oag,Icer, bunMj 
 III. — ness, s. baS (Sc^wanfenbe, bieUnbe= 
 
 Vah, vid. Va. [fiimmtbeit, Scerbcit. 
 
 Va'hatz, s. ba8S5Qbats=oberSSabatt)boIj(gelbs 
 fdrbenbcS |)oIs au§ 5Kafcoga8for). 
 
 Vail,5.v.wd.Veil;(S/i.)nieberftnfcn.[®portcIn 
 
 Vailf, s. pi. ba§ Srinfgclb, Stebcngelb, bie 
 
 Vain , I. adj,; II. — ly, adv. 1. eitelj 2. »e= 
 fenlos, leer, unbcbeutenb, nitbtig? 3. flatter* 
 baft, leicbtfinnig, tboritbtj 4. ^srablerifcb, 
 f(bimmernb, unroa^r, falfcb j 5. ocrgeblicb, cr* 
 folgloS, frud^tlo&j 6. ad??, or in — , cergcs 
 ben§, umfonftj to take in-, mifbraucbcnj 
 
 — show, ^rablerei, SSinbbeuteleij - glo'- 
 rious, — glo'riously, oufgcblafen ? rubmrebig, 
 gropfprcd^erifcb } — glo'ry, bie ^Cufgeblafen* 
 b«t j (Hubmrebigfeit, ©roffpretbereij III. - 
 ness, s. 1. ba§ eitle, :c. , bie eitelfeitj 2. tie 
 Seere, sTiid^tigfeit j 3. bie Unricbtigfeit, ^alf(b« 
 bcitj 4. bie SSergeblicbfeit, ^rucbflofigfeit. 
 
 VAir, V^ire, Her. I. adj. im (blauu. filbemCtt) 
 eifenl)utfd)nitt getbeiltj II. s. t)a8 (gifenbfit- 
 (ben , Die ©(belle , ©lo^e. [[(bnitt getbeilt. 
 
 VAi'ry, adj. Her. im auberStingirten ©ifenbut* 
 
 Vai'vode, s. bcr SBoiraobe, ©tattbalter unb 
 giirft in ^olen, ber ^olbau unb SSalacbei. 
 
 Vai'vOdeshiip, s. bieSSoinjobfdjaft. 
 
 Vakeel', s. (oftinb.) t)er®efanbte,95eiJollmfi(b= 
 
 Val, s. dim. D. Valentine. [tigte, Tfgent. 
 
 Val'ajs [vala', Wore] , *. Geog. SBaUiS , ba& 
 njaliijer 2anb (cin (Santon in ber ©(bweij). 
 
 Val'ance, s. tie SSettfrone, ber a5ett!rans,Um' 
 bang , bie SBettfranfen , ber ^altenfaum, baS 
 ©ettbebfingc. [gronfen befe^cn, be^fingen. 
 
 To Val'ance , u. a. mit cincm »Rranje ober mit 
 
 Vale, 5. 1. * ba§ Z^aU 2. vid. Vails; — of a 
 pump. Mar. ber ^umpenbaal, bie ^umpen* 
 ro^re (eine Ijoljerne 0l6bre sum ^bfubren bcS 
 oufgepumpten SBafTerS au§ ben ©peigatcn). 
 
 Vaiedic'tion , *. ba§ Ibf(bicbnebmen , bcr Hh* 
 fd^ieb, bag Sebcwobl. 
 
 Viiledic'tory, I. adj. jum l(bf(biebc, ttbf(bicb* 
 li(b, WcbiebS»5 II. *. Am. ^c. bie ®d)lup* 
 rebe ber SBaccalaureen (opp. Salutatory). 
 
 Valen'cjas [— 'shj — ] , s. pL fancy — , gemu= 
 jicrte Se'eftenjeugc (gc». au§ SSoUc, 95aum« 
 »ollc unb ©eibe). 
 
 Val'entine[5/n., P., Worc.kc.,-in, W.^^s.l. 
 SSalcntin, col. SSclten (5iJl-n.) j 2. a) ba§ (am 
 ©t. S5alentin'8 Soge crfobrne) 2ieb(ben} 6) 
 ba§ 2iebegbrief(ben (am ©t.SSolentin'S Soge), 
 au^ c) befTen Uberbringer^ St. — '& day, baS 
 et. SSalentin'g ^cft (am I4ten gebruar). 
 
 Vale'rian, s. Bot. ber Salbrian. 
 
 Val'et, s. 1. bera5cbientc,®iener,Satfei5 2. 
 Man. ber ©pornftab (bcim jDreffiren ber 
 ^fcrbe) j — de chambre, bcr^ffammerbicnerj 
 
 — of the place, ber Sobnbebiente. 
 Valetudjna'rjan, I. adi.franfli(b, rte(b,f(b»a(b= 
 
 li(b, ungcfunbj II. *. bcr frdnHic^e 3J?cnfcb, 
 
 ©ietbling. [,Kran!enbauS. 
 
 ValetuMjnary, I. adj. vid. b. t. SS.J II. s. boS 
 
 Val'iant [— 'yant], I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. tap* 
 
 fcr, fu^n, brapj bieberj tu(btig j III. — ness, 
 
 *. bie 3:apferfeit, aSracbeitj a3icberfcU,Su(b» 
 
 tigfeit i bie Wa6)t, ba§ Ungefium. 
 
 Val'jd, I. adj. ; Il.-ly, adv.^ . flarf, triftig, bfin» 
 
 bigj 2.gultig,rc(bt&gultig) tobe— , gelteitj 
 
 torender- inlaw, to make — , vid. b. f. 3S. 
 
Vali 
 
 796 
 
 Vani 
 
 To Val'jdate, v. a. buntig , giilti^ madden, be* 
 fldti(\cn, legttlifireiv re^tsfrdftig madden. 
 
 Valida'tion, .v. tie Sef^dtigung , ©iiltigma^ 
 (j^ung, Segalifation. 
 
 Valise' (Valisse') [TTn. , Wb. , Wore, \^\h', 
 Sm., Reid] , s. Dttg ^elleifen, ber SKantelfatf. 
 
 Vailid'ity, Val'idnes8,.¥.l. bic Bt&xU, 3:riftig= 
 idti 2. Ut (ke(^tSO®ultigfeit. 
 
 Val'inch, *. ber SBdnt)eber. 
 
 Vallan'cy [ W'S., Sm.; val'ansi, W.} ,*. (—wig), 
 iii grof e ^errilicfc, siuarreperriirfe. 
 
 Valla'tion, s. t>ie SSerfc^anjung. 
 
 Val'latpry, adj. umgebenD, einf(t)lie^ent). 
 
 Val'ley, s. 1. t>a§ S^qIj 2. l)ie ©a^rinne, 
 down the — , — ward, t^al(_cib)mxU, 
 
 Val'ljse, vid. Valise. 
 
 Val'lura, s. (lat.) Ucr SBqU, S)amm. 
 
 Val'ly, *. dim. oon Val. 
 
 Valo'nia (Valo'nea) , *. "Jfctertoppen, QrferDops 
 pen oi). eic^elfappen (au§ ber Seoante, jum 
 ^drben unt)®erben gebraucbO. [S[Bert()e. 
 
 Valorem [valo'rem] , (lat.) ad — , na(b bem 
 
 Val'prous, I. adj. ; IT. — ly, adv. tapfer, fii^n, 
 ^crs^aft, ritterlid^ 5 III. — ness, s. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 Val'our (Val'or), *. tie S^apferfeit, ^erj^af= 
 tigfeit, aSe^erjt^eit, Der 5J?ut^. 
 
 Val'uable, I. arf;. !o)tbar, n)ertl)OoUi 2. fibd|= 
 bar, II. v-s, s. pi. ^oftbarfeitcnj III. -ness, 
 *. 1. bie ^oftbarfeiti 2. bie ^d^a^Uxhit 
 
 Valua'tion , s. 1. ber ^nf(^lag , bie ©tbd^ung, 
 SBcrtl)beftimmung , Slayation, !iCbfd)dpngi 
 2. ber SBcrt^ j — table, biciSSalcationStabcUe. 
 
 Valua'tQr, s. vid. Valuer. 
 
 Val'ue, s. 1. ber Sffiert^ , ^reigj 2. Mus. bic 
 ©eltungj 3. Com. Uc SSatuta, ^d^rung, 
 ber aSetrog, — of ... , Sfficrti) »on . . . 5 — as 
 per invoice , SBertt) in gactura, ber ^actu- 
 ramertt) 5 — received (in goods) , SBertt) 
 (in SBaaren) empfangen, for — received, 
 (in SSecbfeIn) SBert^er^alten 5 —in account, 
 SBert^n S'^e^nutig 5 inferiour in— , of less 
 — , oongeringem (geringerem) ®et)alte, min- 
 ber^altig5 — in myself, SBertl) in mir felbfi j 
 — when due, SBert^ M SSerfatt. 
 
 To Val'ue, v. I. a. 1. f(bd|en, miirbigen, tari= 
 ren, bered^nen, anfd^lagcn, 2. wcrt^l)alten^ 
 fcbd^en, acbtenj to — one's self upon a thing, 
 fid) \)iel iDomitwijfen, etroaSeinbilbcuauf.-i 
 v-d policy. Com. bic tajirte police} not to 
 be ~, unfd^d^bar, II. n. to — on, (upon) ... . 
 Com. traffiren , abgeben, entnebmen , sicken 
 
 Val'ael^ss, adj. n>erti)lo&, unn)ertt)OoII.[auf ... . 
 
 Val'uer, ,v. bcr ®id|cr, SBerfljbeflimmer, 
 ^rei§(an)fe^er, Sayator. 
 
 Val'vate, adj. Bot. flappig. 
 
 Valved , adj. mit ,tlappen cerfe^cn. 
 
 Valve, s. 1. bcr gliigcl, 3:|urpuQeI 5 2. Mech, 
 ba§ SSentil, bie ,aiappe5 3. bie einjelne ©(bale 
 einer mebrf(baligcn 9Jiufc^eI$ 4. Bot. a) ba§ 
 ©Idttcben einer ©pelje j b) bie einjelne ^lappe 
 eineS ©amenbebdltniffcSi 5. Anat. ba& ^aH» 
 ^dutcben, iS(bliepbdut(ben , bic Jtlappci — 
 box, Mech. bieSScntiltud^fe, — horn, Mils. 
 ba§ ^lappen^orn 5 — rod, Mech. bie S?cntils 
 
 Val'vular, adj. flappig. [flange. 
 
 Valv'i?t, Val'vule , *. 1. bie fleine SIugeltl)iir5 
 2. ba§ fleine SBentilj 3. vid. Valve, 4. & 5. 
 
 Vam'braced, adj. //er.gebarnifd^t (J)om Ifrme). 
 
 Vamp, s. baS £)berlebcr, ^abUeber. [flu^en. 
 
 To Vamp, v. a. (— op) fiirfen, auSbeffem, auf= 
 
 Vam'p?r, .v. ber ^liefer, ^(ufflu^cr. 
 
 Vara'pire (Vam'pyre) , s. ber SSampQr , SSlUt* 
 fauger (ou(b Zoo/.)i — like , t>ampirartig. 
 
 Van , s. 1. Ut ©(bmingc, SBanne, 2. ber %iix* 
 gel 5 3. Min. tia^ ©djmingen be^^innerjeS 
 urn e§ p reinigen; 4. eine grofe unb langgca 
 baute Hxt SBagcn: «) sum ©utertranSport? 
 baS ^pofipa(fage=^ut)rn)erf i b) urn eine grofe 
 liniai)l ^erfonen auf einmal fortjuftbaffcn, 
 bcr|)amburger5 c) fiir ben S^ranSport oon 
 @(baububen, ^k b^nfig wd^renb ber (Stbau» 
 gebung barauf flc^cn bleiben , 5. vid.— guard ; 
 
 — courier, bcr Silbote, SSorbotC; SSorldufcr, 
 Courier j — foss, Fort, ber Sorgrabenj — 
 guard, bie SSorbut, ber SSortrab, ^k SSorber* 
 truppen (eincS ^eereS), bad SSorbcrtreffen 
 (einer SlottC)^ — lay, vid. Vauntlay. 
 
 To Van, v. a. (n. ft.) fd^iuingcn, roannen. 
 
 Vanad'ic, adj. Chem. oanabinfauer j — acid, 
 bie SSanabinfdure. 
 
 Van'adate , ,v. Chem. ba8 oanabinfaurc <Salg. 
 
 Van'dal, s. bcriSSanbalc, robe9JJcnf(b, SSarbar. 
 
 Vanda'ljan, Vaindal'ic, adj. oanbalifcb , barba* 
 rifd), ro^. [rei. 
 
 Viln'dalifsm , .v. ber SSanbaliSmuS, bie Sarba* 
 
 Vaindyke', I. s. 1. ber ttuggcjacfte, iiberfcbla* 
 gcnbe (^alSO^ragen? 2. H^ Bacfenmufter 
 (beigen>ir!tcn@a(ben,:c.)j II. or Vandyked', 
 adj. oiiggcsacftj — borders , 3acfcn* Sorbiis 
 ren, — brown, caffelerSrbe (einelrt^arbe) j 
 
 — hose, buntgejacfte ©trumpfe. 
 
 Vane, s. 1. bie ®o(bfabnc, SBcttcrfabnc, ber 
 SBettcr^abnj 2. ber Sliigel (einer ^in'i)- 
 miible), 3.(8ight— )ba8SSifir, ber(»erf(biebs 
 bare) ®ioptcr5 3. Mars, ber ^lugel? — 
 board (- stock), ba§ ^lugelbecf, bic^dl* 
 gelfd)cre 5 — spindle , \ia^ ^liigelfpill. 
 
 Vang, s. 1. bie @ce(e ber gcbcr 5 2. v-s, - pen- 
 dants, pi. Mar. bie ©ecrben bcr SSefan. 
 
 Vrm'glo, s. Bot. bcr morgcnldnbifcbe 0efan:. 
 
 Vanil'Ia, Vanille', s. bic SSanillC^ — beans, SS-- 
 
 Vanil'oqu^nce, s. baS Iccre ®ef(bnjd$. [fcboten. 
 
Vani 
 
 797 
 
 Vari 
 
 To Van'ish , v. n. 1. fc^minben , oerf(^njinl)en5 
 
 2. cergc^cn , to —away, ^infc^roinben 5 v-ing 
 
 — line , i)cr ^orijont i v-ing point , ber SScr* 
 f(l^minl)ung§punft. 
 
 Van'ity, s. tic (SiUlUit : 1. tie fyiid^tigFeit j 2. 
 MScitle, fru^tlofe SSeflreben, bieScer^eit, 
 
 3. t)ie 3;duf(^ung , ber ©d^cin , DqS citic S5er= 
 gniigen, bic ©pielerei, 4. tie Unrid^tigfeit, 
 ter S^rt^unij 5. bie(Ieere) einbiltung. 
 
 Van'nets, s. pi. Her. |)0^lmufd^eln. 
 
 ToVan'qaJsh, v. a. l.befiegcit, libermintcn, 
 bejwingcn, crobern, 2. njitcrlcgen. 
 
 Van'qujshable, adj. bcfiegbar, ubcrminblid^. 
 
 Van'qoisher, s. tcr ©ieger, aScficger^Ubers 
 winter, Groberer, :c. 
 
 Van'tage, s. 1. ter SSorttjeil (vid. t. l5. Ad- 
 vantage); 2. Tt/p. ter leid^tc, oort^cil^aftc 
 ©a§ (roic S^itel unt tergl.)/ col. ©pedE, 
 
 — ground, 1. Zit ta§ t»ort^eiU)aft gelegene 
 Serraitt tern ^einte gcgcniLiber} 2. fig. tic 
 gfinflige ©tcUung, Uberlcgcn^eit. 
 
 Vap'.'d, I. adj. 1. »erraud^t, tcrrodtjen, abgc= 
 flanten, certorben, 2. y«g-. ftj^al, geif^lo§, 
 e!eIf)Qft5 II.— ness, or Vapid'ity, *. 1. tieSSer= 
 torbcn^eit,terf(^alc®ef(^mttct5 2. tieSc^al* 
 l)eit, ®ciftlortg!eit. 
 
 Va'por, kc.vid. Vapour, &c.[S5ertampfbQrfcit. 
 
 Vaporabil'ity, s. tie ga^igfcit, ju ocrtampfen, 
 
 Vap'orable, adj. DcrtQitipfbar, certunfibar. 
 
 To Vap'prate, v. n. au8tunftcn, Dertiinftcn. 
 
 Vapora'tion, s. tQ§ "JruStunflcn, SScrtiinften. 
 
 Vaporjza'tion , s. tie SScrtampfung. 
 
 Va'pour, s. 1. tcr iDunft, ©ampf, SLualm, 
 9laud^5 2. tcr |)6^enrau(i^j S.fig. bcr SBint, 
 tag SBefenlofc5 fcbnett SSergfingliti^c, ter 
 ©d^attcnj 4. v-s, pi. ( Vapeurs:) a) tie^ld* 
 l^ungen, b)fig. fiblcSaune, (Britten 5 — bath, 
 1. ta& ©(iroci^bat, ©ampfbttt j 2. c/iem. 
 ba§ ©ampfbot. 
 
 To Va'poyr, v. I. n. 1. tunflcn, tttmpfenj 2. 
 »crtunften5 3. fig. pra^len , SBint mod^cn, 
 auffd^neitctt) v-ing fellow, col. tcr ^xa^U 
 ^ttn& 5 II. a. (— away, or out) 1. oertampfen, 
 in ©ttinpf aufge^cn lajfcn j 2. ouS^aud^en. 
 
 Va'poBired, adj. 1. (ncbeOfcuc^t, tunftig, 2. 
 fig. grillcn^Qft, Ittunenl^aft, melQnd^oIifd^. 
 
 Va'pour^r, s. tcr ^ra^Icr, SBintmad^cr. 
 
 Vapoyrif^rous, adj. ©unftc bringcnt. 
 
 Vapoijrific, adj. »ertampfent;tunflcr8cugent. 
 
 Va'pouringly, adv. 1. launifd^, mfirtifd^j 2. 
 groffpre(^crif(!^, pra^lerifd^. 
 
 Va'povrish, adj. 1. tunftigj 2. ^g. launifd^, 
 griUcn^aft, mfirrifd^. 
 
 To Va'pourize [Sm., vap'— , Wb.], v. I. a. in 
 
 ©ampf pcrwanteln, pcrtunflenj ll. n. oer« 
 bampfen. 
 
 Va'poijrous, I. adj. tunftig, tampfig, poU©un« 
 j^ej 2. blttt)cnt, a5(ci^ung§^5 3. citel, nit^tig, 
 oon ten Fapeur* l)errul)rcnt 5 II. —ness, *. 
 tie ©unjltigfeit, tunfligc a5ef(^affenl)eit. 
 
 Va'poury, adj. 1. tunftig, POU ©unflcj 2.^g. 
 grillig; wuntcrlid^, launig, launen^oft. 
 
 Var'ec, s. eingeafiicrtcr 3:ang (jur aScrcitung 
 
 Va'rj, *. Zoo/.tcrS5ari(:jrjfcnart).[ter©ota). 
 
 Varjabil'ity, Va'rjableness, s. 1. ticS5erdnter» 
 lid^fcitj 2.tieUnbcftdntigMt, terSSanM* 
 mut^ , Seid^trmn. 
 
 Va'rjable, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. Ocrdnter» 
 li(^,abn)ed^felntj 2. wantelbar, unbeftdntig, 
 wanfclmiit^ig. 
 
 Variance, s. 1. tie SScrdntcrung 5 2. Lata, tie 
 SBcrdntcrung ter 3;^atumftdnte j tcr SBitcr* 
 fprud^ (ter miintlid^cn ^usfogc mit cincr Ur* 
 funte), 3. tic UncinigFeit, 5f?ip^eUigfcit, tcr 
 (2Bitcr=)®trcit, 3n)ift^ to set at — , uncinig 
 madden, in SSitcrfprud^ bringcn, ^c|en. 
 
 Va'rjant, adj. vid. Variable. 
 
 To Va'riate, v. a. (6. w.) Pcrdntcrn. 
 
 Varja'tion, *. 1. tic SScrdntcrung , Itntcrung, 
 7Cbdntcrung5 2. tcrSBcd^fel^ 3. tcrUnter- 
 fd^iet, tic SSerfd)icteni^cit5 4. tic 7fbn)ci(^ung 
 (ou(^ T. J. as. ter 5)?agnctnate0 5 5. Mus. 
 tie Variation? Mar. & ^*f-*. — of the — , 
 tie ®rof c, urn n>eld^c fid^ tie OJZipmcifung tei 
 5Jlagnctnatel jd^rlid^ dntert^ oriental — , 
 tic S^ortofteringj occidental—, tie S^ort* 
 iDcftcring, — of theraoon, ticS5ariation (taS 
 ©(^roanf en) tc& 5)lontc§ 5 — of words, Gram. 
 tic aSiegung tcr SBortcr. 
 
 Varicocele [ Wb. , &c. ; va' — Sm.'] , s. Surg* 
 tcrJlrampfatcrbrud^. 
 
 Varicoloured, adj. bunt, piclfarbig. 
 
 Var'icose, Var'jcons [P., Wb. Kn.\ va' — 
 Sm.] , adj. Anat. l.frompfatcrig, mit aufgc* 
 tricbenen SScncn, oaricoSj 2. gcfd^moUcn. 
 
 Va'ried, adj. pcrf4)ictcn, mannid^faltig , ob* 
 n)ed^fclnt,bunt. 
 
 To Va'riegate [gen. ; va'— or var'— , P.] , v. a. 
 bunt madden j v-d, p. a. bunt. [SSicIfarbigfcit. 
 
 *Var|ega'tion, s. ta8 SSiclfarbigc, aSunte, tic 
 
 Vari'ety , *. 1. tie !ifbn)ed^)clung, OJiannic^fals 
 tigfcit) 2. tie SBcrfd^ieten^eit, !iCbn>ci(ftung} 
 3. (n). a.) tic SScrdntcrung, 4. T. tic TCbart, 
 ©piclart (p. S^icren , :c.). [tig. 
 
 Va'rjform, adj. pcrfd^ietengcftaltig, Piclgeftal* 
 
 Va'rjolae, s. pi. uid. Vaccinae. 
 
 Va'rjolite, s. Min. tcr SSarioUt^, asiottcrftcin. 
 
 Vari'oloid [Sm., va'rj —, 1^6.], I. adj.mviO' 
 loitifd^, ^octcnsj 11. s. pi. Med. ticSSario* 
 
 Vari'olous, adj. podfcnartig. [loitcn. 
 
 Va'rioug, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. tnannid^faU 
 tig, ttbwcd^fclnt j 2. pcrdntcrlic^ j 3. pcrfc^ic 
 
S'a 
 
 ri 
 
 798 
 
 Vaim 
 
 ten 5 a(?u.tcrf(t)icbcittli(3^} 4.buntj— readings, 
 SSarianten? III. — ness, s. vid. Variety. 
 
 Va'rjx, s. Anat. ber ^t)erfropf, t)ic .Rrampfaber. 
 
 Var'let, s. 1. ^r fur Valet; 2.t)cr Jtcrl, ©i^elm, 
 ®(^uft, aSube. [beloolf , ©cfmbcl. 
 
 Var'letry, *. collect. 4= fea§ gemeine SSolf , ^6= 
 
 Var'raent, Var'mjnt, tn^ig. cor. ft. Vermin. 
 
 Var'njsh, ^. 1. ber girnip, Sac! , 2. ber t^grunbi 
 3. bic Sopfglafur 5 4. ber (bo&) S^cr sum ln= 
 flreid^cn ber ©d^tffej 5. fig. ber ^Jfnflrid) 5 to 
 net a — on, fiberflnulTcnj — sandarach, ber 
 beutf4)e ©ttnbarac^, ba& S55a(3^^olber^ar5 , — 
 sumach (— tree),bcr gimipbQum, ©iftbaum. 
 
 To Var'nisb, v. a. (— over) 1. (lib er)firnifren, 
 lacfiren, tuncben^uberjie^en? 2. auffdrben, 
 auffrifcbenj figs. 3. eincn ^nftridb geben, 
 iibcrtuncbertj 4. befcbontgen, bcmantcin, oer^ 
 bifimen. [f(t)6mger, 2c. 
 
 Viir'njsher, s. 1. ber Sacfirer, 2. fig. ber a3e= 
 
 Viir'nishing . comp. 2acfir= ,lC.j — brnsh, bcr 
 
 Var'ry, adj. vid. Vair & Vairy. [^imippinfel. 
 
 Var'veled, adj. Her. mit SBurffeffeln. 
 
 Var'vels, *. pi. Sport, bie ^uf ringe be§ ^al= 
 Fen, mit bem IKamen be§ (gigcnt^umerS. 
 
 To Va'ry, v. I. a. I. Derdnbem, »crmann{(bfal= 
 tigcn, abn)e(^[eln5 2. \?er[(biebcnmacben5 3. 
 Mj/*. oariiren, auf . . . S5ariationen matbcn, 
 II. ??. 1. ftdj tjerfinbern, wecbfelnj 2. «er[(bic= 
 ben fein, ficb unterfcbeiben, 3. abge^cn , ab= 
 Bjeid}eni 4. bunt fein? 5. Mar. (0. SBinbe) 
 bnjarreln, peranberlicb fein, v-ing, p. a. ab- 
 njecbfelnb, oerdnberlitb. 
 
 Vas'cular, adj. (au(b Bat. , Anat. &c.) 1. bie 
 ®efdf c betreffenb, ®efc(p=5 2. qu§ i^ielen ®e^ 
 fafen ober Ibern befte^enb, mit ©efdpen. 
 
 Vascular'jty, s. (aud^ Bot. <&c.) bcrSleicbt^um 
 an ©efcif en ober ^bern. [gefdf en t?erfeben. 
 
 Vasculif erons , adj. Bot. mit S^Uigen ©amcn- 
 
 Vase [IK, P., Jo., Sm.&c; vas, S., JTra. ITft. 
 &c.;vaz, Ja., &c.], *. 1. btc SSafej 2. bie 
 ®tume ber Sulpen ihd asiumiflen)^ 3. Arch. 
 bic ^Krommel (eineS ©dulencapitatS) 5 4. 
 Gold-sm. ber mittlc3^beileine8^ir(]^enleu^= 
 ter§ 5 — lamp, W SSofcnlampe. 
 
 Vas'sal, s. 1. ber SSafall, 2e^en§mann, ®ienft» 
 mann? 2. berUnterfaffe,Untert^an5 3. ber 
 ©icncr, ^Rnetbt, Seibeigenej 4. cant. bQ§ 
 SBcrfseug, bie (fci(e) ^reotur, berScIaocj 
 rear— , ber ^fterlebnSmann, Ifterpofall. 
 
 To Vas'sal, v. a. unternjerfen^ fnetbten, in 
 ^nc(btfd^aft bringen? beberrfcben, ^errf(bcn. 
 
 Vas'salage , *. 1. bie ©ienflbarfeit, ber S5ofaI= 
 lenftanb^ 2. ber Sebnbienfl, bie 2el^n§pflid^t 5 
 3. bic TCb^dngigfeit, Untern)iir|i[g!eit. 
 
 Vagt, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1 . mit, rocit au§ge= 
 bc^nt, ge»aItig,(fiber)grof,unerme§Ii(b; un= 
 
 ge^eucrj 2. fig. piclumfaffenb , grofartig? 
 adv. fcl^r, iiberau§ 5 a — deal , vulg. gcwal* 
 tig (unge^eucr) Pieli III. j. bie grofe SBeite, 
 (unermeplid^e) ©trcdCc, ber unbcgrcnste 
 {Rttum, bic (leere) aBfiflc. 
 
 Vasta'tion, s. vid. Devastation. 
 
 Vast'ness, s. 1. bic grope S55 cite, ungef)cucre 
 ^u§bel)nung, ber miU (uncrmcplicbe) 9flaum$ 
 2. bie unge^eure (Sr^pej ba§ Unermcplicbc, 
 bie Unermeplicbfeit. [muSFel. 
 
 Vas'tus, .V. (lat) Anat. ber grope @(benM= 
 
 Vas'ty, adj. (n). H.) ungc^cuer. 
 
 Vat, s. 1. bos (grope) §ap5 bic ^ufej 2. Tan, 
 bie So^grube, 3. Min. (and) Vate) cine Pier« 
 etfigc SSertiefung Quf bem Stiicfen eincS 6al« 
 cinirofenS, in njelc^cr^inncrje gerofiet roerbcnj 
 fermenting—, Brew, bic 5JJeifd)fufC5 se- 
 cond —, Dy. bic Olii^rFitpe, ber Slu^rbcttic^. 
 
 Vat'icau, s. ber SSaticaxii fig. ber pdpf^Hd^e 
 
 Vsit'icide, s. ber ^prop^etenmorber. [@tubl. 
 
 Vati9'inal, adj. prop^Ctifd^. 
 
 To Vati9'inate , v. n. (». fi.) roeiffagcn. 
 
 Vaticina'tion, *.bie SBeiffagung, ^ropl)eseiung. 
 
 Vaud [vo], s. Geog. SBaabt ('2anb, in ber 
 ©(broeis). [SSoIFSlieb 
 
 Vau'devifl [vo'— ], s. (fronj.) bttS SSaubePiUe^ 
 
 Vaudois [vodwa', 5//?.], s. sing. (& p/.) bet 
 (bie) SBaobtldnber. 
 
 Vault, s. 1. ba§ ®en)6lbc,biea86lbung,ber 
 aSogen, ©cbiuibbogen 5 2. baS ^eUergenjolbc, 
 ber .ffeUer, bef. pi. Sfficinf elTcr 5 3. bag Sobten* 
 geroolbe, bic ©ruftj 4. ber Sprung, ©a$5 — 
 of the brain, bag ^irngcroolbc. 
 
 To Vault, V. I. a. 1. molbcn, umwolben, uber* 
 TOolben? 2. Far. ein |>ufeifen ^o^l fcbmieben, 
 (bogenformig fd)n)eifcn, urn eincr flarfen 
 (Sobic CRaum ju macben) 5 II. ??. ^unfifpritnge 
 mad)en, Poltigiren, fpringcn, ^apriolen ma* 
 cben, fi(b tummein j to — on a tree , auf einen 
 
 Vaul'tage, s. (n. it.) bag ®en)5Ibe.[a5aumfe§en. 
 
 Vaul'ted, adj. I.ge»c>lbt5 2.5of.bogenf6rmig. 
 
 Vaul'ter, s. ber S5oItigeur, (^unfl=)©pnngcr. 
 
 Vaul'ting, p. s. 1. bie SBoIbung 5 2. vid. Volt. 
 
 Vaul'ty, adj. (n. ii.) gewolbt. 
 
 To Vaunt [vant, W., Sm., &e. ; vant, N., Wb., 
 Sec.'] , V. I. n. pra^Icn, gropfprecben, ftd^ xiip 
 men, auffcbneibcn 5 II. a. rii^men, preifen. 
 
 *Vaunt, s. 1. bag Stii^men) r^ic ^ra^Ierei, 
 ®ropfpre(berei5 2. vid. Van; to make a-i 
 of a thing, or to make it one's — , fitb einer 
 Sa(be rfl^men, bamit grop ttjun. [fdbneibcr. 
 
 * Vaun'ter, s. ber ^ral)ler, ©ropfprccbcr, Tfuf? 
 
 *Vaunt'ful , adj. pro^lcrifd^ , gropfprcibcrif^ 
 auffd)neiberif(b. 
 
 Vaun'ting, I. p. a. ; II. — ly , adv. proJ^lOoft, 
 pra^Icrifd^, gropfpre^eriftb, ru^mrebig. 
 
Vaun 
 
 799 
 
 Vein 
 
 "Vdnnt'lay, *. Sport, ter SBcd^felftanb, SBed^= 
 fclpla^, (pxt, wo SogD^unbe geraec^felt mx- 
 isen), l)er SBe(t)feI Der5agD()unbe3 W^ov 
 loge »on frifc^enS^ig^lJuntjen. 
 
 Vaux-hall' [voks — ] , s. ein (eleganter @om« 
 mer=)SScrgnugung8ort (SonbonS , an bcr 
 3)^cmfc, im Jtirc^fpiel Lambeth). 
 
 Vav'asor, Vav'asoyr, *. ber 2c^n8oafQlI. 
 
 Vav'asory, s. Dq§ '}CfterIel)en. [Vaivode. 
 
 VaVard, 5. 4^ & * ber SSortrab. Vrij'vOde, vid 
 
 Veal, *. 1. (n. fl.) ba§ ^albj 2. ba8 Jtalb* 
 flcif^ 5 roasted —, ber ^albsbratcitj — cut- 
 lets, — stakes, bie ^albSfc^nittcn, gefdjmorte 
 ®tiicf(^en,^oIbfletfd^, ^albgcarbonabenf 3. 
 v-s, pi, impr, ft. calf-skins, ^albfelle. 
 
 V^cta'rjons, adj. ju einem^u^merfc ge^firenb. 
 
 Vec'tjble, adj. tragbttr. [bie ^uljrc 
 
 Vec'tion , Vectjta'tion , s. (n. ■&.) ba§ ^a^ren, 
 
 Vec'tjs, s. bcr |)ebel. 
 
 Vec'tor, *. (Radios — ) bcr 9labiu§ oector: 
 1. Math, bie SBcrbinbungglinie eine§ ^nnl 
 U& ciner Frummen Sinic mit eincm gcgebcnen 
 ^unftc in bcr %Ud}i ber 6urt?cj 2. Ast. bie 
 gcrobe Sinic, bie loon bem JBrennpunfte bcr 
 caiptifc^cn 33a^n cined ^lonctcn, in bem fid} 
 bie ?D'?itte be& ®onnenF6rper§ befinbet, on \t 
 ben ^unft bcr a3a^n gcjogcn gebac^t wirb. 
 
 Vec'tnre [— 'tshijr], s. (n. fi.) W ^U^rc, boS 
 
 SSerfft^ren; ber (2anb=)3:ran8port per H^ifi 
 
 Ve'da [Mnwn., ^n., Pf ore, veda', Pf6.,Sm.], 
 Ve'dam, *. bie S5eba, bic ^eiligen ©u^cr 
 bt-r ^inbu. 
 
 Vedet', YSdette', s. (franj.) Ue S5ebette, fftiU 
 terroac^e, ber (S5or=)Poftcn ju ^ferbe. 
 
 To "Veer , Mar, v, I. n. (to — and haul) fid} 
 brci^en, oierenj to —about, (com SBinbe) 
 fid} (um)bre^en, umfpringcn? the wind veers 
 aft, bcr SBinb rdumt j II. a. 1. oiercn, obotc* 
 rcn, ^alfen, (um)»enbcn, auf cinen anbern 
 Sug roenbcp? oor bem 5S5inbe roenbenj 2. 
 (ein Zfxu) bre^en, umbre^cn, Io§ lafcn, fd^ic= 
 ^en lajfcn; (—away) ausMenj to - and 
 haul , abotcren unb an^olen , ober oieren unb 
 ^o(en (ein Sau)? to — out all sail, oHe @c= 
 gel auffpanncn, — no more! fan ni(^t ob, 
 ni^t lager J — more cable! fH(^ me^r TCnfer 
 
 Vee'rable, adj. (n. u.) oerdnbcrlid^. [tau au§ 1 
 
 Vee'rjng, s. 1. ba§ Umbrcl^en, SSerdnbernj 2, 
 Jig' ^a§ aBctteriDcnbifd^e. 
 
 Vegetabil'lty , s. bic 3^atur bcr ^flanjen, ba§ 
 (cmpftnbungSlofe) ^flanjenlcben. 
 
 Veg'etable, I. s. 1. bic ^flanjc, ba& ^flanjcn* 
 gemdd^§5 2. bic ^flanjcnfpcife, U^ ®emfife5 
 Tl. adj. bem ^flansenrci(ie suge^orig, pflan» 
 jcnartig , iDcgetabiIif(3^ , ^pflanjcn* 5 — acid, 
 Chem. bie ©cgetabilifd^c ®5ure 5 bcr .^oljeffig} 
 
 — bodies , ^flanjcnf orpcr j — dish , eine ® e« 
 miifefd^ufrel (um ©emufe warm ju er^altcn)f 
 
 — gold, bag ^flanjcngolb 3 —juice, bcr ^flan» 
 jcnfaftj — kingdom, ba8 ^flanscnrcii)^ 5 — 
 physiology, bie 3?aturlc^re »on ben pflan= 
 Senf5rpem, ^pansenp^t)RoIogiej American 
 
 — powder, cine TCrt ^affeefurrogat 5 — 
 stores, SSorrat^ an .ftrdutern, ,Rii(^engc* 
 wddjfcn J - world, bie ^flanjennjclt. 
 
 To Veg'etate, v. n. aU ^flanjc Ob. pflanjcn* 
 artigleben,»egetiren,n)ad^fen,fcimen,fproffen. 
 
 Ve^sta'tion, s. W S5cgctation: 1. ber (^fian- 
 Scn=)SSo(i^§t^um, ba§ ^flanscnlcbcnj 2. bie 
 ^flanjcnwclt, 3. Chem. (-of salts) bic fali« 
 wifiU SScgetation, ^rijflallifation ber ©alje. 
 
 Veg'etative, I. adj. 1. pflanscnartigroad^fcnb? 
 2. ben ^flansenwa(^8tt)um bcforbcrnbj n. — 
 ness , s. ber Sricb jum ^flanjcnroac^gt^ume^ 
 bic trcibenbe ^raft, 2cbcn§fraft. 
 
 Ve^fjte', adj. (m. u.) Icb^aft, ftarf , wa^fcnb. 
 
 Veg'eto-, comp. ^flanjcn* ) — animal matter, 
 v. c^em. ajenennung bc§ ^IcbcrS, ob. ®luten§. 
 
 Ve|;'etive, viJ. Vegetable. [gcftum. 
 
 Vehemence (— cy), .v. bic ^cftigFcit, ber Un^ 
 
 Ve'hem^nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. I^eftig, nad^* 
 brficflit]^; bringenb, flarf, ungeflum. 
 
 Ve'hjcle, s. 1. ba§ ^u^rwerl, ®cfa()rt; bei 
 5a$agcn5 2.^8-. ba&SSeljiFcl: 5)?lttt)eirung§* 
 werfscug, (flbertragungS = , 3ufii^rung8s> 
 SOiittel, ©elegcn^citgmittcl , plf&mittcl. 
 
 Ve'hicled, adj. burd^ cin SSc^ifel mitgeti^cilt. 
 
 Vehifc'ular, adj. ein ^u^rwcr!, ic betrcffenb, 
 
 Vehme, s. bic^c^me, ba8^c^mgeri(^t.[^a^r*. 
 
 Veh'mjc [va' — , Sm.] , adj. bic ^et)me betref» 
 fcnb 5 — court, vid. Vehme. 
 
 Veil [val] , s. 1. bcr ©(juicier j 2. ber SSorl)ang, 
 bie ^liHc 5 3. bie SSerflcibung 3 4-. fig. ber Decf* 
 mantel, (St^Icier 5 5. Bot. bie 9Kii§e 0>d fiaub* 
 unb Sebermoofen). 
 
 *To Veil, V. a. 1. mit cincm @d^lcicr bebecfen, 
 oerfc^Ieicrn, umfd^Icicrn? 2. ocr^iillen, per* 
 berg en, bcbecfen, 3. * Ufd^atUn. 
 
 Vein [van], s. 1. Anat. bic^JCber, SBIutabcrj 
 2. bic :jCbcr (im ©teinc, im ^olse, u.) 5 3. bic 
 ^o^lungj 4. ^g-. a) bie®abe, (naturli(be) 
 !JCnlage, S^cigung, b) bic ©igcnijeit, Xrt> 
 8aune, ©timmung, ®cmut^gbef(iaffcni^eit, 
 ba§ SScrmfigen 5 c) .bie (®cban!en)Olei^e j — 
 without a pair, Anat. W ungepaarte ifber» 
 v-8 of ore, ^rjabern) v-s of water, aBttffcr* 
 abcrn (in ber @rbe). 
 
 *To Vein, v. a. fibcm; marmorircn. 
 
 * Veined, adj. abcrig, aberig, geabert. 
 
 *Vein'less, adj. Bot. ungcabcrt. 
 
 ♦Vei'ny , adj. abcrig , ooU^bcrn, oiclc ^ern 
 ent^altenb 5 the— artery, bie Sungcnf^lagabcr. 
 
Velc 
 
 800 
 
 Vene 
 
 Vel'etine, s. eineXrtfe()r f(]^6nen Scitcnjcugcg 
 
 Velifferous, adj. fegclful)rent, mit ©egeln t>er= 
 
 Veirfic, adj. tjurc^ ©egel geficl)cnt). [fe^en. 
 
 Veliv'olant, adj. mit ooUen ©egein fcgelnt). 
 
 To Veil, V. a. provinc. Den 3(cter (um)rci^cn, 
 unbcbauten SSoben sum erftcn ^aU pfliigen. 
 
 Velle'ity, s. Ph. ter niet)rigftc ®rab tcS SBil 
 lcnfcrm6gen§, t)a& (t^icrifdjc) SBoUenj an 
 imperfect — , ber ^albiDiUe. [reijcn. 
 
 To Vei'ljcate, v. a. jupfen, fncipen, jroitfcnj 
 
 Yelljca'tion, s. 1. t)a§ ^upfcn, Bwicfcn, 2. t)ie 
 Oleijung , 3. v-s , pi. Slcrpenjucfungcn. 
 
 Tel'lon,*. SSellon (fpan. 5}iuns«)d^rung in 
 ^upfer im ®egenftt§ Der ^lata [©ilber]). 
 
 Vel'lum, s. DaS feine Jlalb§(leDer)piTgament, 
 SScIin 5 — lace , ^Qlcttenfpi^en , (Sartifan 
 (5@pi§en) 5 — paper, baSSSclin, SSdinpapicr. 
 
 Vel69'jpede , s. m. bic 2oufmafd)inc, ©raifine. 
 
 VeIo9'!ty, s. bic @d)neUigfcit, ©efc^roinbigfeit. 
 
 Veldurs', s. bie ©ttmmetburftc, bcr ^utmift^cr 
 (ber ^utmacfeer). 
 
 Velt, v. ber pels, ba& peljfutter, %cU. 
 
 Vei'ure, s. 1. (n. fibber ©ommct, 2. bcr Sripp* 
 fammct, Sripp. 
 
 VeKveret, s. ber SScIoeret, ungefopcrtc 5)lQn= 
 fcbefier (hn welc^em cin^abcn beg einf(^Iag§ 
 ben ®runb bilbet, ber anbereaberabrocc^fclnb 
 iiber 2 ^cttcnfaben lauft). 
 
 Vei'vet, I. s. 1. berSommct, ©ammt? v-s, pi. 
 2. ZcidiMUn, JRo^rfolbenj 3. baS junge 
 ^irfc^geroei^, bie^olbenj to be upon the—, 
 jig. cine SBettc fo forten, bapmanfid^er babci 
 gcroinnt? II. adj. 1. fammtcn j 2. roie (Sammet, 
 fammetroeit^ 5 — black, baS @-fd)n)Qrs, S3cin= 
 fd^roarsj — duck, Orn. bie @-cntei — flower, 
 5of. bie <B-hlnmti ba§ ©-rSsc^cnj —lace, 
 t>ie<S-fpi^ei — leaf, Bot. bic (Srie&rourscl, 
 — like, f-ortig j — maker, ber@-ma(ber, <S-= 
 weberj — membrane of the guts, Anat ba§ 
 f-glci(^c ©arm^dutc^en, — painting, bic ©-= 
 mdcreij — rose, Bot. bie S-rofe, — runner, 
 Orn. ba§ @-^u^n, bie SBajfcrrallc , — 
 stamper, Conch, bic <S-tufc. 
 
 To Vel'vet, v. a. ©ommet malcn j B. madden. 
 
 Vei'veted, adj. fammtcn , fttmmetn>eid>. 
 
 Velveteen', s. cine Ifrt 5Ranf(i^efter (wte Vel- 
 veret, mit bcmUntcrfcbicbc, bap ber ©infc^jlag 
 iibcr eincn 3ettelfQbcn gc^t). 
 
 Yel'veting, .v. bic rau^e SJbcrfldt^c (bcr ^lor 
 ober bic poile) be§ ©ammctt. 
 
 Vel'vety, adj. 1. fammtcn, pon@ammetj2. 
 fammtartig, fammtroci*. 
 
 Ve'nal , adj. 1, in ben (StutO^bcrn ent^altcn, 
 (a5lut»)7f bcr« 5 - blood, bag asiut in ben SSlut* 
 abcrnj H. fcil: 1. fcilgebotcn, faufli(^5 2.bcs 
 fte(lf)Ud(>,gclbfu(i^tig, nicbcrtrdd^tig. 
 
 Venal'ity, s. bic ^ciltjcit, (Srfduflid^fcit, ba§ 
 ^eilfein, bic JBcflccblicbfcit. 
 Ve'nary, adj. bag ^aqcn (bic^agb) bctreffcnb j 
 
 — pleasure, bag S^Q^^crgnitgcn. 
 Venat'ic. — cal, adj. 1. jur S^gb gc^orig, 
 
 3agb= i 2. jagerif(^, racibmdnnifc^. 
 Vena'tion, s. bag ^agen, bic 3a9^« 
 To Vend , v. a. (bcf. Law , SKaarcn , 2ebeng= 
 
 mittel, :c. fitr ©clb) pcrfaufen, fcil bictcn, 
 
 losfcblagen. 
 Vendee', s. Law, bcr (aBaarcns)^dufcr. 
 Ven'der, s. Law, bcr (S55aarcn=)SScrfdufcr. 
 Vendjbil'ity , s. bic SJcrfduflid^fcit, ®angbar« 
 
 feit(cincrSBaarc). 
 Ven''djble, Lad;.; II. — ly, arfu. 1. t>crfduf» 
 
 li<i), gangbar j 2. pcrfaufgrocifc j III. v-s, s. pi. 
 
 ocrfduflitbc ©egcnfldnbcj IV. — ness, vid. 
 
 Vendibility. 
 
 Vendition , s. ber (SBaarcnOSScrfauf. 
 Venditjo'ni [vendish— ] expo'nas, (lat) Law, 
 
 ber aSefc^I on ben <25(ierijf, in SBcfcbloggc* 
 
 nommene SBaarcn ju perfaufcn. [Vender. 
 Ven'dfir [vendor', opp. Vendee], s. Law, vid. 
 Vendue', s. (in ?fmerifa u. SBefiinbicn) bic of* 
 
 fentUc^e SScrflcigcrung , lucttonj — master, 
 
 bpr Tfuctionator, ^roclamator. 
 To Veneer', (Z*. ; vulg. finer', 5.), v. a. four« 
 
 nircn , bclcgcn (mit fcincm |)olsc, :c.), aug* 
 
 Icgcn, cinlcgcn. 
 Veneer', s. bcf. p^ ^ournirc, ^oumirfpdne, 
 
 — store room, bic ^oumimiebcrlagc j — 
 wood, gournirbols. 
 
 Venee'rjng , s. bic auggelcgtc Arbeit, [tung. 
 
 Ven'efice , s. (n. fi.) bie ©iftmifc^erci, SSergif* 
 
 Venefif'cial, Venefi'cious, I. adj. (ID. it.) 1. 
 pcrgiftenb, giftmif(bcrif(^5 2. bcl)cj:cnb,bcs 
 Saubernbj II. — ly, adv. 1. bur(^ ©ift? 2. 
 burc^ 3aubcrci. 
 
 Ven'emous, adj. vid. Venomous. 
 
 To Ven'enate, v. a. (n. (t.) pergiftcn. [bigFcit. 
 
 Venerabil'jty, Ven'^rablen^ss , s. bic (Sbrrour* 
 
 Ven'^rable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. cl)rn)urbig, 
 pcrc^runggroiirbig, pcrc^rlid^, ad^tunggraiir* 
 big. [rcn. 
 
 ToVen'erate, v. a. Dcrc^ren, C^rcn, ^o6)C\^' 
 
 Ven^ra'tion , s. bic SSerc^rung , G^rerbicfung. 
 
 Ven'^rator, s. ber SScrc^rcr. 
 
 Vene'real , Vene'reous , I. adj. 1. bic Sicbc bc* 
 treffcnb,2icbc§s5 2. pcrliebtj 3. gcil,pcrs 
 bu^lt5 4. mitbcr8uftfeu(bcbc^aftct, lufificc^, 
 angeftecft, penerifd^ 5 &• bic Suflfcutbc beitcnb 5 
 6. sum Sicbeggcnuf reiscnb, woUuf^ig} T. 
 Chem. fupfcr^altigi —distemper, bic fiuft* 
 feud^Ci -pleasure, bag SScrgniigcn bcr ZUU, 
 bic Siebcglufl, gleifd^cgluftj II. - nc«8, s. tit 
 SBoUuft, ©eil^eit, SSu^lcrci. 
 
Vene 
 
 801 
 
 Vent 
 
 Ven'ery, s. I. ber SiebcSgenuf, bic SSoaufl, 
 ^leifdjcslufl 5 II. bic Sagcrei, Sagb, ta» SBeib 
 werf. [lap , ba§ Tfberlaffen 
 
 Venesec'tion , s. Surg, ber ^berfd^log, TCDcr 
 
 Vene'tian [— nish'an] , I. j. 1. bcrS5cnctioner 3 
 2. Com. tin bunner, ^ttlbrooHcner unb ^ttlb= 
 fcibener, gcftreifter 3eug} II. ad;. tenctia= 
 nif^, t)cnebifd>5 — blinds, v?d. unt. Blind; — 
 bolts, Sttlourieriegel 5 — locks, ^alouriefd^lof: 
 fer 5 — red , ccnetianif(be§ Slot^ (fcboneS S$t= 
 trioI=coIcot^ar). [(»i|ige) (SinfaU. 
 
 4= Ven'ey, Ven'ew, *. 1. vid. Venue, II. ; 2. ber 
 
 Ven'geance, s, Ut JRod^e, ^^nbung, Strafe j 
 to take — of ... , jid^ rdi^en an ... 5 with a 
 — , col. mit grof er i)eftig!eit, mit aUer Wad^t, 
 in ^of)em 2)Jape, gonj ge^orig. 
 
 Venge'ful, adj. ratbgierig, rocbfud()tig, rcltbcnb 
 
 Yenge'ment, &c. vid. Avengement, <fec. 
 
 Ve'njal, I. O'e'njable) , adj. 1. loplicb , erldp 
 li(b,t>ersci^li(b5 2. julfifrig, erloubtj IL- 
 ness, s. l.bicerrQpIid^!eit,S5erjei^lt(bfeit5 
 2. bic erlaubnip , 3uldfngf eit. 
 
 Ven'jce, s. Geog. 58cncbig5 — glass, 4: 1. bcr 
 ©picgclj 2. bag SrinfglaS ». Denetianifcbcm 
 (Slttfcj Bof-*. — mallow, ber Gibifd^ j — su 
 mach, ber ^errurfenbttuni) — turpentine, ber 
 oenetittniftbe Serpentin, btt§ gerien^arj. 
 
 Venie'ring, vid. Veneering. 
 
 Venire-facias [\ettl'ce ^'shias], s. (Ittt.) LaWy 
 
 1. bic aSorlabung ber ©efd^wornen (petty- 
 jury); 2. ber SSorlQbungSbefc^l njcgeneineS 
 (§riminttloerge^en§. 
 
 Ven'json [col. ven'zn], *. 1. bQ5 (|)0(b=)SBilb, 
 (|)0(b»)2Bilbpret5 2. Am. baS ^leifcb 00m 
 fKot\^=, )DQm= unb Ste^milb 5 — pasty , bic 
 
 Veni'tian, vid. Venetian. [SBilbprctpoflcte. 
 
 Ven'pm, s. 1. baS ©iftj 2.^g.bcr ©roU, ^a% 
 bic SBoS^eit, ZMa - tooth, bcr ©iftso^n. 
 
 To Ven'om, v. a. pergiftcn. 
 
 Ven'omous, I. adj. ; II. — iy , adv. 1. giftig j 
 
 2. bfiSartig, boS^aftj III. — ness, s. l.bie 
 ®iftigfeit5 2. bic SSogartigfeit, ©oS^cit. 
 
 Ve'noQs, ad;. 1. pen68, bieSSenen bctrejfenb, p 
 ben SSencn ge^orenb, 2. Bot geabcrt. 
 
 Vent, s. 1. bic Suft j 2. bie Sffnung, ba&2o(b, 
 2uftlo(b, %i^ov, ber^ugroeg, ^uSgangj 3. 
 (— peg , — plug) bcr ©punb (einc§ [35icrs] 
 %aii^)i 4. ber TCfter^ 5. baS^ffnen, Hufma-- 
 (ben 5 6. fig. a) bic Sefrciung (oon bcr @in- 
 fpcrrung) , bcr freic Sauf, bic ©rgicf ung, bcr 
 ^KuSbrucb , Grgup 5 to give — , 2uft matbcn 5 
 b) bag a3e!Qnntn)erbcn5 to take — , au&fom= 
 men, rucbbar werbenj T. ber S5crfauf, S5er= 
 trieb, ^bfttlJ Mil. & Mars. — of a piece of 
 ordnance, ba§ 3unbIo(b eincr ^anoncj — 
 astragal and fillets , ba& Jtammcrbanb i — 
 
 I. 
 
 field, bas 3unbfclb, iBobcnftudP (be$ ®c- 
 fcbii§c&)5 —field-astragal, bcr ^unbgiirtelj 
 
 — hole, bos 8uftl0(b. 
 
 To Vent, v. a. 1. (ein wenig) Ififtcn, offncn, 
 2uft ma(bcn (bcfgl.^g.), QudlajTcnj 2. vid. 
 
 4: Ven'tage, s. baS fleine/2uftx)2o(b.[To Vend. 
 
 Ven'taii, Ven'tai, s. bic£)ffnung beS^clms ror 
 bcm SOtunbc, ber ^clmfcbicber, Mi SSifir. 
 
 Ven't?r , s. bcr SSefanntrnQcbcr, TfuSfprenger, 
 SJerbrcitcr. 
 
 Ven't?r, s. 1. Anat. a) bic ^oblung, bcr Sdaud), 
 ficib, 5KuttcrIeibj 6) bcr SKuSfcIbQUcbj 2. 
 Zoot. eincr ber pier SJlogcn cinc& n)icbcrfaucn« 
 ben S^ierc^i 3. Lawy bic 5JJutter (5. S, 
 brother by the same — , 33rubcr POn miit* 
 tcrli^cr 'BciU). [r^^re. 
 
 Ven'tiduct, s. bie SBinbro^rc , 2uftr6brc, 3ug« 
 
 To Ven'tilate , V, a. 1. burd(> fiuftjug reinigen, 
 fciibcln, luftcnj 2.utd.ToFan, 2.& To Winnow. 
 
 Ventila'tion, s. 1. ba§ @cbn)ingcn, SBanniB^ 
 8. bic Siiftung , Suftrcinigung. 
 
 Ven'tilator, *. ber SScntilator, Suftjic^cr, baS 
 SBinbrab , bic SBinbrofe. [cinc§ SSogcls. 
 
 Vent'let, s. ber ^itrjcl, bie untere ©teiffcitc 
 
 Ventose', adj. 1. njinbig,* 2. bld^enb j 3. pral?= 
 lcri[(b. [SBinbfU(bt, SBinbc, SBldtjungcn. 
 
 Ventos'ity, s. 1. tiai winbigc SKefen? 2. bie 
 
 Vent'-peg, Vent'-pliig, vid. unt. Vent, 3. 
 
 Ven'tral , adj. ben a3au4> bctrcffcnb, S8au(b= 
 
 — fins, Ich. 1)k aSaud^flolfcn. 
 Ven'tricle, s. Anat. 1. bcr ^Diiagen} 2. bie 
 
 |)6blung, hammer: bic (|)crs=)'^a"^«^«r> 
 (®c^irn=)|)6^lc. 
 
 Ven'tricous, ad;. Bot. bau(big. 
 
 Ventric'ulous, ad;. Bot. ctnja& baud^ig. 
 
 Ventrfl'oquism, Ventril'oquy , s. baS SSaud^rc^ 
 ben , bic a5QU(brebner!unft. 
 
 Ventril'oquist, s. ber ©aucbrcbncr. 
 
 V^ntriLloquose', Ventrifl'oquons , adj. QUS bcia 
 asaucbc rebenb, bttU(brcbnerif(b- 
 
 Ven'ture [— 'tshur] , *. 1. bo8 SBagni^j 2. bci 
 (glficElicbe) 3ufaU5 3. btt§ ®ef(bdft8untcr» 
 nc^men (bic SBaarcn=<Scnbung fiber ®cc, ats 
 pcrfu^Srocife unternommene ©peculation) 5 
 4. ber (einO®a§ (roic im ©piclc), bic 
 SBettcj at (for) a — , auf gut ©ludE, auf 
 ©crat^eroo^U to put a thing to (the) — , Qu 
 roaS auf gut ®Iucf ^in roagcn j to run the — , 
 ®cfa^rlaufen,roagen. 
 
 *To Ven'ture, v. I. n. 1. (|i(b) roageni 2.per= 
 fu(b§»eifc fpcculircn (SBaarcn pcrj'cbicfcn)^ 
 to — upon (—on, or at), fi^ an... roagen, 
 e§ ocrfutben mit ... 5 to — out, {i(b bcraus* 
 wagenj II. a. roagen,cinem waglidjcn S5cr- 
 fu(bc au§fc|cn, anocrtrauen. [balS- 
 
 * Ven'tur^r, s. bcr SBagcnbc , 3Bagcr , 5Bagc- 
 
Vent 
 
 802 
 
 Veri 
 
 *Ven'taresbme[— 'tshijr— ],uid.Ventaroug,<fcc. 
 
 *Ven'tunne, s. 1. Ux feinftc ©olbDra^t jum 
 ©tirfen 5 2. (t)cr puIom{irte ®oll)t)rQ^t fur 
 Socfirer) ia^ ©treugolfej — stone , Min. tcr 
 Icenturinflcin, rifftge ©inopel. 
 
 *Ven'tarou8, 1. or *Ven'turing, adj.; II.— 
 ly, adv. roagenD, fu^n, oerwegen, ccrmcfcn, 
 untcrnc^menb J III. — ness , s. tie Miini)tit, 
 SBerroegcn^eit, l)er Unterne^mungSgeift. 
 
 Ven'ue, s. I. Laio, t^erbcnttc^bartc (®eri(^t§«) 
 S)rt5 II. 5por«. ber ®ang im 55e<i&ten, ©top, 
 beigcbra4>te ^ti6). 
 
 Ven'ulite, s. Pet. t)ie ocrjleinertc SSenuSmufc^cI. 
 
 Ve'ni.is, s. l.Myth.SSenVL^i 2. AstMxllhcnti' 
 flern 5 3.^n. Chem. Da& ^Ui>fer 5 — ('») basin, 
 vid. — navel-wort; — ('s) bugle, Conch. Vli 
 ^^araofctjnedfe, Bot-^.-C's) comb,ber3Zabel« 
 ferbcl/^cd^dfamm, — C's) ily-trap , i>ie ^lic* 
 genfalle, — ('s) golden locks, Der gulbcne 
 aBibert^on, rot^e ©tcinbrec^, — ('«) hair, 
 DaS ^raucn^aarj — ('s) looking glass, t>er 
 S5cnu§fpiegeI,Dic ®lotfcnbIumc5 — ('») navel- 
 wort, 1. t)aS S^abelfraut, t)crSScnuSnabel5 
 2. bic |)unl)§5unge, J)er SSenuSfinger, — ('s) 
 pride, J)ic Sl^rpflanjC j — ('s) sumach, vid. 
 Venice-sumach ; — ('s) shell , l)ieSSenu§mu= 
 }6)d. [bcrSfBa^r^eitergebcn, ma^r^aftig. 
 
 Vera'cions , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ma^r&aft, 
 
 Versly'jty, s. Die SBa^r^aftigfeit, ^ufricijtigs 
 reit ; ®raub^aftigMt , ®laubn>urDigfeit, 
 SBa^r^citSIiebe. 
 
 Veran'da (Veran'dah) , s. (orient.) ein Icid^t 
 gebauter, bebccfter (©dulens)®cing um ein 
 |>au§, cine "Hxt "Ultan mit ®eldnt>er. 
 
 Vera'trja , Vera'trine, s. mod, Chem. ba§ S?e= 
 ratrin, ©obabiUin (ein llfatoib). 
 
 Verb, s. Gram. boS SSerbum, 3eitn)ort. 
 
 Ver'bal, I. adj. ; II.— ly, adv. 1. TO^rtlid^, SBort=, 
 bud(>flttbli(i^ 5 2. munblit^ 5 3. Gram.Derbalifc^, 
 cin3eitn3ortbetreffent),aSerbaI*j4.»ortnau» 
 benl),umfldnbIid^,mi!roIogif(](>5— acceptance, 
 t)ic mfint)Iid^e ^nna^mc 5 — agreement, — con- 
 tract, bic munblic^e iibereinfunft j a — noun, 
 bo§ iDon cincm 3citn)ortc obgeleitete Stomen, 
 — process, 1. bie geri(^tli(i^e Unterfut^ung j 
 2. baS aSeme^mungSf(^reiben, ^rotofott, — 
 reward, bie SBelobnuug bur^ SBortc. 
 
 V?rbal'ity, s. l.bic23ud^fldbIi(l^fcit,beraSort= 
 ocrftonbi 2. ba§ SSortgeprdngcj dead — , 
 bcr toUt ?&u6)^aU. 
 
 ToVer'bailize, V. a. incin3ttt»ort©crn)anbeln. 
 
 Verba'tjm, adv. t)on SBort JU SBort, (juro. Qb* 
 \tttm\^) n)6rtli(&. 
 
 To Ver'berate, v. a. (m. H.) f(i)Iagen. 
 
 Verb^rii'tion, s. l.baS@c^Iagen5 2.bie(2ufts) 
 Ver'biage, s. vid. Verbosity. [Srf^uttening 
 
 Verbose', I. adj. xooxtxdd) , i(i)roVil\iiQi 11.— 
 ness, Verbos'ity, *. ba§ SBortgeprdnge, tie 
 aScitfc^roeifigFeit, ber ©djrouljl. 
 
 Ver'd^ncy, s. (ra. u.) bic ©rune, bag ®run. 
 
 Ver'dant, adj. 1. grun, griinenb, 2. blii^cnb. 
 
 Verd-antique' [- tik'J , s. bic patina. 
 
 Verdea', V^rdee', s, (— wine) bcr rocipgrun* 
 (i^c ^ein au§ bcm ISo^fonifc^en. 
 
 Ver'de anti'cD,*.Min.bcr Sp^iCQlcit, mit forni* 
 gem ob.bic^ten ^alf flein gemcngter (Scrpcntin 
 (roorouS aSafen gemadjt werbcn). 
 
 Ver'degrease, Ver'degris, s, vid. Verdigris. 
 
 Ver'dfr, s. ber SKilc^punfc^ (N.). 
 
 Ver'd?r?r, s. Law, bcr^orfier, SBalbmeiflcr, 
 SBilbmeiflcr, ^dgereiter. 
 
 Ver'dict, s. 1. Law, baS ^rfcnntnip, bie ges 
 ric^tlic^e ®ene^migung, ^inbung, ©rfldrung, 
 entf(feeibung , \ia^ ®uta6)Un , ber TfuSfprutb 
 (ber ®ef(bn)ornen, c/. Special) ; 2.ba5 Urt^eil. 
 
 Ver'digris(e), s. ber ® riinfpan, ba§ ©pongritn, 
 ^upfcrgrun. [grune ^arbe , ba& (Srbgrun. 
 
 Ver'diter , Ver'diture [— tshur] , s. cine blaf = 
 
 Ver'do^, adj. Her. mit ^rdutem ob. Slumen 
 bclegt (»on cinem ©(^ilbranb). 
 
 Ver'dure [— 'dzhyr] (Ver'dpr) , j. 1. \i(i.h ®run, 
 bie grune ^arbe j 2. v-s , p^ \i\t ^o^Igdrten. 
 
 Ver'duous, Ver'durous [— 'dzhur— ] , adj. griin, 
 mit ®run befleibet, griinenb. 
 
 Ver'eciind, Vereciin'dious, adj. (n>. U.) fd^am* 
 ^aft, bef^eiben, oerfd()dmt. [aSefc^ciben^eit. 
 
 Vereciin'd|ty, s. (TO. ii.) bie ©^om^aftigfeit, 
 
 Verge, s. 1. ber ©tab, jDecanuSftab , a3clci^= 
 nungSfiab, ^mtftab, Sflic^terf^ab 5 2.ber (^of») 
 ®esirf, Umfang, ,krci&) 3. Zaio, ber®es 
 ri(^t§besirf bc& SbriftfdmmercrS, 4.j?g-. bet 
 Olanb, bic ©rcnse? 5. Hot. bie ©pinbcl 
 anbcrUnru^cj 6. Gard. a) ber Olanb einer 
 Sflabattcj 6) ein ®rogftu(f(^en jroifc^cn ben 
 ^d^aXiiXi unb SBegcn? tenant by the — , 
 Laio, ein 2c^cn§mann, ber mit bem aSelc^s 
 nung&flab in bcr|)anbben2e^cn§eib fc^rooren 
 muf ) — riveting tool, bcr ©pinbclnictcr ber 
 U^rmod^er^ — tool, bic 9ldnbirmaf(^ine. 
 
 To Verge, v. n. ficb ncigen: l. flnfcn, 2. Jig. 
 fid^ ^inncigen, jid^ nd^ern, grenjen (to, an). 
 
 Ver'ger, s. bcr ©tabtrdgcr, SSuttcl. 
 
 Ver'j?st, adj. (siip. ponVery) 4= & col. au§ge» 
 mad^teft, drgfl. 
 
 Ver'ifiable, arfj.bcrod^rbar, bcrad^rlid^. 
 
 Verjfica'tion, s. Uz SBcglaubigung, SScroa^r* 
 ^eitung , 95curfunbung , ber §rn)ci§, 95clcg 9 
 in — of this, ju Urfunb bejTcn. 
 
 Ver'jfier, s. bcr fficrod^rcnbe, k. cf. b. f. SB. 
 
 To Ver'lfy, v. a. 1. bewd^ren, bart^un, cr^dr= 
 ten, bejldtigen 5 2.crfuUen, roo^r mot^en, pass. 
 in (Srfuaung gc&cnj 3. bclegen, bcglaubi- 
 
Veri 
 
 803 
 
 Vert 
 
 gen, ^curfunfccn, Befc^cinigcni beweifen, er* 
 
 roeifen. [furroo^r^ 2. ganj, ooUfommen. 
 Ver'ily, adv. 1. roa^r^afttg, JDQ^rlid^, mirflit^, 
 Verisrm'ilar, adj. njo^rf(^cinU(^. 
 Verjsjrnil'jtude, *. bie Sffia^rfd^einlid^fcit. 
 Yer'itable, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. (ro.U.) tca^r, 
 
 roa^rl^aftig, bcrSac^e gemdp. 
 Ver'ity, *. bic (moralifd^e) SBa^r^eit. 
 Ver'juice , .v. Der 4)olSQpfeIefftg j ©aft oon uw 
 
 reifcm (faucrem) IDbfle, <Saft oon unreifen 
 
 Sroubcn, Dcr ^erbc SSein, ^grefl. 
 Ver'mejl, *. vid. Vermil & Vermilion. 
 Vermeol'ogist , s. t)iv ^dmint^olOQ. 
 Vermeol'ogy, s. (TO. H.) bic 8e^rc ton ben 
 Ver'meg, s. pi. (lot.) SSfirmcr. ' [SBurmem. 
 Vermicel'li [— tshel' — ] , s. pi. bie (italitui-- 
 
 f(^en)SBurm5 ob. ^ttben=9?ubcln5 ruban — , 
 
 aSonbnubeln. 
 Vermi(/ular, adj. 1. SBurmer betreffenb, 
 
 SBurm= 5 2. wurmartxg , rourmformig 5 — 
 
 work , vid. Vermiculated work. 
 To Vermic'QIate, v. a. fourniren,bunt(»urms 
 
 formig) einlcgcn? v-ed work, T. muftoif^e 
 
 Irbeit mit ne|= obcrrourmformigen^iguren. 
 Vermicula'tion, s. \)ie rourmformige 35en)egung. 
 Ver^mjcule, s. ber (ficine) SBurm, baSSBurm= 
 
 d^en, bic Oloupe. 
 VermicQlose', Vermic'ulous, adj. 1. WUrmig, 
 
 3Burmer ent(>ttltenb, coUSBunneri 2. rourms 
 
 ffirmig. [Wormlike p. 
 
 Ver'miform, adj. wurmfonnig 5 — process, vid. 
 Ver'inifuge, s. Med. bQ§ SBurmmittel, bie 
 
 SBurmefTens. 
 Ver'mil, I. s. :^ vj'd. Vermilion ; II. adj. (— 
 
 tinctured) fto^rot^(fQrbig) 5 — freshness, 
 
 bie ^ot^rot^e ©efid^tsfarbe. 
 VermH'iQn [— 'ypn], I. s, 1. bQ§ Bd^axlad)- 
 
 tVerd^en, bie Sod^enillej 2. bcrOJtennig^S. 
 
 bic ^o(&rotI)e (ob. &6)axla6)=)%avht,t)a^ (§ar= 
 
 mefin, ber (S^arloij^ 5 4. ber subereitete ^tn* 
 
 noberj II. adj. (^od^)rott)(farbig). [ben. 
 *To VerraiKion, V. a. rotten , (^O(^)rot^ fdr^ 
 Ver'min , s. 1. ber SBurm, ba§ ©erofirm, 5n= 
 
 feet, Ungcjiefer, f(^dblid>e ©efd^gpf 5 2.^gr. bie 
 
 aSrut, ba§®ef(^meif, ®eftnbel5- hunting, 
 
 Sport, bie Sagb auf Heine Otaubt{)ierc , 5. 95. 
 
 3ltie, SBiefcl, ic.. [mig rocrben. 
 
 To Ver'minate, v. n. SBurmer erjeugen , n)ur= 
 Vermlna'tion , *. 1. bie (Srjeugung oon SBiirs 
 
 mem, bQ§ SBurmerseugenj 2. baS SSan^i' 
 
 grimmen. 
 
 Ver'rajnly, adj. »urma^nli(3^ 5 wie ein SBurm. 
 Ver'minoos, adj. TOurmerjeugenb. 
 VermiVaroas, adj. SBiirmcr erjeugenb , ^er* 
 
 Dorbringenb, SBiirmer gebarenb. 
 Vfrmiv'orous, adj. WTiirmerfrelTcnb. 
 
 Vernac'ular, adj. cin^cimif^, tatcrlfinbif* ^ 
 a — disease, cine 6rtli(^e (enbemifdje) ,ff ronf- 
 ^eit 5 — tongue, bie 5[Rutterfpra(&e. [gen^eit. 
 
 Vernac'ularism, s. bie ottterlQnbifd^e(Sprad)ei-t 
 
 Vernac'ularly, adv. in ber 5JJutterfprQ(i^e. 
 
 Ver'nal, adj. ben grij^Ung betreffenb, ^ru^- 
 Iing8=f 5 — equinox, bie ^ru^IingSnQ(3^tgIei(!^c 3 
 — signs, Ast. bic ^n!i^ling§(^immel§)jeic^en. 
 
 Ver'naint, adj. blubcnb raic im^ru^Unge, Icnj* 
 ^aft, — flowers, ^ru^Iing§blumen , 2cn5blu= 
 men. [ber ^no§pe. 
 
 Vfrna'tion, «. Bot. bie Soge ber SSIdtter in 
 
 Ver'nicle, s. baS S5eronicotU(^ , ©(^iDci^tud^ 
 6§rifli(c/. Veronica). [mttti^em.Snflrument). 
 
 Ver'nier, s. Math, ber SSemicr , 9?oniu§ {zin 
 
 Veron'ica, s. l.SSeroniCtt (^-n.)? 2. bie SSeros 
 nica (bQ§ ^eilige "JCngefiti^t, S^rijli 95ilbnif 
 auf bem ©d^weiftud^c), 3. ^of. ber 6^ren« 
 
 Ver'rel, Ver'rjl, s. vid. Ferrule. [preiS. 
 
 Verrucose', Ver'rucous, adj. Bot. 1. Warjigj 
 2. roarjenformig. [biegfam. 
 
 Ver^sable, adj. (n>. u.) gewanbt, gcf(^meibig, 
 
 Ver'sant, adj. gefc^idPt, beroanbert. 
 
 Ver'satile, I. adj. 1. bre^barj 2. Bot. bcnjcg- 
 lid^ 5 3. geroanbt, be^cnb,gefimeibig5 4. mU 
 feitigj 5. roanbelbar, oerdnberlic^j II.— ness, 
 Versatility, s. 1. bic S)rc^barfeit5 2. bif 
 ®e»anbtl^eit, ©cfc^meibigFeit, 3. bie S5ielfci' 
 tigfeitj 4. bic ©efc^dftSerfa^rung, Sfloutine? 
 5. bie SBonbelbarfeit, SSerdnberlit^feit. 
 
 Verse, s. 1. bcr SSer§, 7(bfd^nitt5 2. ber ®e* 
 fang, bie £)i(^tung. 
 
 To Verse, v. a. in S5crfcn ftbreiben, befingen. 
 
 Versed, adj. I. — sine (of an arc), Geom. ber 
 Sluerjlnus, <Sinu§ Dcrfagj II. beroanbcrt, er= 
 fQ^rcn, routinirt. 
 
 Ver'sjcoloyr, Ver'sjcSIoured , adj. oielfarbig. 
 
 V^rsic'ular, adj. bcn SSerS betreffenb , S5er§=. 
 
 Versjfica'tion , s. baS SJerfcmad^en , ber S5er8s 
 bou. [®i(j^ter5 2.ber(Stnja§inS5erfebringt. 
 
 Versjfica'tor, Ver'sjfi^r, *.l.berS5er8funflIer 
 
 Versifica'trix,A.bieS5ersKinflIerinn,!Di(]^terinn. 
 
 To Ver'sify, v. I. n. SScrfe madden , reimenj II. 
 a. 1 . in S5erfen erjd^Ien, befingen j 2. in SScrfc 
 bringen, obcr umfe§en. 
 
 Ver'sion, s. bic flbcrtrogung, Ubcrfc|ung. 
 
 Verst, s. bie SBerfle (rufSfd^c 9JtciIe, bercn 
 s^Vao auf eincbeutft^e ge^cn). 
 
 Versate', adj. liflig , ocrfc^mi^t. 
 
 Vert, s. 1. Her. ®run j 2. Laws. baS ©run, 
 ®ebiifd(>, ©icfid^tj overt — , ber ^od^roalb 5 
 nether — , ^a^ Untcr^olj^ special — , bie 
 SSdume, bercn ^rud^te jur 5)ta^rung besaBiI= 
 
 Ver'teber, Ver'tebra,wd.Vertebre.[be& bicncn. 
 
 Ver'tebrae, s. pi. (lot.) Anat. bic SflU(fen»SBir= 
 beljba^er : bic SBirbelfduIc, bo§ Sflucfgrat. 
 51* 
 
Vert 
 
 804 
 
 Vest 
 
 Ver'tebral , I. adj. Anat. ju l)en SSirbelbeincn 
 o^cr bem Sflurfgrate gc^orig 5 — animals, SBir= 
 belt^icre 5— artery, Die SBirbclfc^lagatjerj II. 
 v-8, s.pl. 1. SSirbelt^ierC) 2. uid. Vertebrae. 
 
 Ver'tebrated, adj. gcwirbclt, mit {)fluctenn)ir= 
 bcin iDCrfel^eilj — animals, vid. Vertebrals, 1. 
 
 Ver'tebre, s. Anat. Da§ SBirbelbcin , l)cr Sduf* 
 fcnroirbel. 
 
 Ver't?x, s. (lot) 1. t)cr @4>eitelpun!t, 3cnit^ j 
 2. bie @pi§c j — of a glass , bcr birffle S^cil 
 eincS conccjcn ©lafcS oiser bcr bunnfle S^cil 
 
 Ver'tibie, adj. brc^bar. [cine§ concaoen. 
 
 Ver'tjcal, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ©ertifal, fd^ci* 
 tclrcdjtj — circle, Ast. bcr <S(^eitclfm§, 
 SSertifQlfreiS } — point, bcr ®4)citclpun!t, 
 3cnit^) III. *. bcr <Sd>citeIfrci§i prime—, 
 bcr crftc ©djcitelfreiSj IV. — ness, s. baS 
 ©tc^cn im <Sd>citcIpunfte , bic fd^citelrc^te 
 
 Ver'tfces, pi. con Vertex. [©tcUung. 
 
 Ver'ticil , s. Bot. ber Slucrt , SSIiit^cnfrttnj. 
 
 Vertjcil'late [Sm., &c. ; vertis'jlat, Wb.] , adj. 
 Bou qucrlf6rmig, wirbelformig. 
 
 Vertif9'ity, s. 1. ba§ SScrmogcn fid^ ju rocnbcn 
 (bcf. bcS 9)?agnct§5um^olc), bic9li(^tungs* 
 !raft5 2. bic ©iwungfrafti Umbrc^ung, 
 Jtrcifung, 8labfd>n)ingung, Slotation. 
 
 Ver'ticle , s. bic Tfyc, :M:ngeI. 
 
 Ver'tjge, s. vid. Vertigo. 
 
 V^rtig'jnoQs , I. adj. 1. fic|> (im ^rcife)brcs 
 l^cnb, 2. fd^joinbcligj — motion, bic^rci§« 
 bcwcgung, II. — ness, s. bcr ©c^witibel. 
 
 V^rti'gO [S., W.,Ja., &c. ; verti'gS, PT., Ja., 
 Sm. &c. , ver'tjgo , Dr. J. , P. , ^f 6. Ac] , s. 
 lit. &fig. bcr ©c^winbel. 
 
 Ver^tiU?ige, s. baS Umgrabcn, Pflfigcn. 
 
 Ver'ule, vid. Ferrule. 
 
 Ver'v^iin, Ver'vine, s. BoU ba& ©ifcnfraut, 
 Saubenfraut 5— mallow, baS (SiegmarSfraut, 
 bic @icgmunb§n)urs5 —sage, bic laiocnbcl* 
 
 Ver'v^ls, vid. Varvels. [blfit^igc ©albci. 
 
 Ver'vise , s. cinc "Kxt grobcn Zndii^. 
 
 Ver'y, I. adj. 1. »a^r, wQ^rlid^, roirflid^j 2. 
 c(^t, coUfommcn, »6Uig, lauter, ouSgemad^t, 
 ganj j 3. ber, bie, baS ndmlid^e, cben bcr, bic, 
 ba§, fclbft 5 4. (very muf oft im ©cutft^cn ab» 
 »erbialifc^ ob. bloS burc^ er^o^ten 3?Qd^bru(f 
 roicbcr gegebcn roerbcn, cf. FiHgers cngl. 
 <Sprttd)le^rc, <B. 378:) a) ebcn, genau, gertt= 
 be 5 6) fd^on , fo gar, fclbflj hushed in her — 
 breath, inbcm fic bctt It^cm ooUig an fi(^ 
 ^icltj the— devil, bcr Icib^aftige Seufelj the 
 — name is odious, fo gar (fd^on) bcr 3came 
 ifl ©cr^ttpt j in — deed, emph. in bcr S^at, 
 n)irflict>i the — same day, an ebcn bcm Sagcj 
 the — next morning, fc^on bcn folgcnbcn 
 ^ovqmj Laws, the — lord, bcr unmittel= 
 
 barcEc^enS^crrj the —tenant, bcr unmit» 
 
 tclbarc Sc^cnSmann j II. adv. fe^r, gar. 
 Ves'icaat, s. vid. Vesicatory. 
 To Ves'icate, v. a.SSIafcnpflaftcrlcgcn auf ...j 
 
 asiafcn sicken J mit ©Idttcrt^cn bcfc^cn. 
 Vesica'tion, s. ba§ ^uflcgcn cinc§ SSlafcnpfla* 
 
 flerS , baS 95lafcnjic^cn. 
 Vesic'atory [ W. , /a., Sm., ves'i -, £., Wh., 
 
 Wore], s.Med.ti. ©lafenpflaflcr, 3ugpflaftcr. 
 Ves'jcle, s. I. bcf. Med. ba§ SSlaSc^cn 5 — of the 
 
 gall, Anat. bic ©allcnblafCj 2. v-s, pi. 3eU= 
 
 (bcn, 3cUcn (in ^ponscn-- unb S^icrf orpcrn). 
 Vesic'ular , Vesic'ulous , adj. toU SSlafcn obcr 
 
 SSIdSd^en, bld§(bcnartig, ^ol^l. 
 Ves'p^r, s. 1. bcr ^bcnbftcmj 2. bcr TCbcnDj 
 
 3. v-8, pi. bicSSefpcr, bcr 3^a(bmittag§got= 
 
 tc§bienfl j Sicilian v-s, bic ficilittnif(bc SScfpcr 
 
 (©rmorbung b.granjofcnauf ©icilicn, 1282). 
 Ves'peries , s. pi. bic 9ta(bmittagSbi§putation. 
 Ves'pertine[S/n., — tine, W.,Ja., Worciic], 
 
 adj. abcnblict>, ^bcnb= ,— hours, p^bic ^bcnb= 
 
 flunbcn. 
 Ves'sel, s. I. 1. (aud^ Anat. &c.) baS ©cfd^j 
 
 2. baS ®cf(birrj 3. Bibl. bcr :M:ugern>d^lte 
 
 (ba§®efaf®ottc$)5 4.baSga^rscug,<S(bint 
 
 11. U^ ^cta^hlatt. 
 
 To Ves's^I , V. a. (n. u.) in cin ®cfdp t^un. 
 Ves'ses, s. pi. bic SSicfen. [Sud). 
 
 Ves'sets, s. cine TCrt (in Suffolk gcfertigtc§) 
 Ves'sicnQU (T. , Ja., Sm. , Wore.,), Ves'- 
 
 signQn (Sp. Dict.)y Ves'sicon, Ves'sjgon 
 
 (Cyc.y Wb., Maund.),s. Tei. bicStcingaUc 
 
 (im|)ufebcr^fcrbc). 
 Ves'sion (Sp. Diet.), s. Vet. bic ^lufgaUc 
 
 (cine wdffcrigc ®ef(bn)ulfl, gcro. in bcn^upcn 
 
 bcr pfcrbe). 
 
 Vest, s. 1. ba§ ©croanbj 2. bic SBcflc, Sacfe. 
 To Vest, V. I. a. 1. bcHcibcn, 2. cinflcibcnj 
 
 to — in, or with, bcHcibcn, ocrlci^cnj to — 
 
 in , in SScfi^ fc^cn, cinfe^cn, bcftallcn j II. n. 
 
 mit in, iibcrgc^ctt auf . . . , fommcn an 
 
 Ves'tal, I. adj. 1. ccftalif(^5 2. jungfrduli(b, 
 
 fcufd(>; II. s. bic SScftalinn. 
 Ves'ted, adj. fcft, f cinen 3ufdacn untcrworfen, 
 
 (bcf. bur(^ ®cfc|) fcjlgeflcUt, altbcgrunbct. 
 Ves'tjary, Ves'tary, s. vid. Vestry. 
 Ves'tjble, Ves'tjbule, s. 1. bic^ttUSflur, ba§ 
 
 SSor^auS, bcr SSor^of^ 2. bic SSor^allcj 3. 
 
 Anat. bcrSSor^ofbeS 2abt)rintf)§ (imS^rc). 
 Ves'tige, s. gcH). im pi. 1. bcr^ufflapfc, %np 
 
 txitti 2. bic ©pur, ba§ i^txh^al 
 Ves'ting, s. bcf. Am. ba§ SBeftcnjcug. 
 Vest'ment, s. 1. baS ®cn)anb, ^Icib, bcr 1i:u 
 
 jug? 2. ba§ 5Kepgcn>anb. 
 Ves'try, s. I. bic ©acriflci (aud^ — room); 
 
 SSorbattcj 2. bic ^tr^jfpiclocrfammlung (in 
 
Vest 
 
 805 
 
 Vica 
 
 fcer ® Qcriflei) , — board , tie .Rir(J(>enQlteflcn 
 (SScrroaltcr t)cr Krt^Iid^en If ngclcgcn^eiten) 5 
 
 — cess, t)ie ^ir(^cnj^euer5— clerk, t)er,^ir(^= 
 fpielfd^reibcr 5 — keeper, feer .Sird^ner, ,ff uftcr j 
 
 — men (— elders), i)ie ,ffird^fpieIoorfte^er, 
 Surotcn 5 — meeting, Me SScrfammlung tax 
 3urQtcn. 
 
 Ves'tore [— 'tshur], s. 1. ba§ ©cnjQnbj 2.Mc 
 ^JTuf cnfeitc , aScHcitJung, 33el)ecfung5 3. Die 
 aSeHdbung ober einfe^ung in ein Tfmt, 95cs 
 ftoHung. 
 
 Vesu'vjan, I. adj. Ocfumfd^J II. .?. Mm. ber 
 SBcfuman, S'^ofroS (cine ^rt_ griiner ot>cr 
 brdunlic^er ©ranat). [erbfe. 
 
 Vetch , s, Bot. "bit SBirfe5 — grass , J)ie ^latt 
 
 Vetchljng, s. Bot. 1. Die ^fparfette, bcr ^a\) 
 ncnfamm 5 2. bic Heine ^latterbfe. 
 
 Vetch'y, adj. 1. t>olI SBicfen , mit SSicfen be= 
 njad^fen 5 2. con SBicf en, uon SBicffiro^. 
 
 Vet'^r^n, I. arf;. (im iDienfte, :c.) ergraut, oer= 
 fu(^t, erfa^rcn, gefd^idftj II. *. l. ber Seteron, 
 Qltc QuSgcbiente ^ricger, t)erfu(§te ©olbat? 
 
 2. ber erfabrne 3)?Qnn. 
 Vet^nnaVjan, *. t)er S^^ierarjt. 
 Vet'^rjnary, adj. jur Sl^ierarsnci^unfl gc^6= 
 
 rig, ©etcrinar, — art, Die S^ierarsneifunbcj 
 
 — school. Die 3)t)ierQrsneif(§uIc 5— surgeon, 
 Veter'nous, arfj. fd^kffud^tig. [ber Sljierarjt. 
 Veter'n^s, 5. (Int.) bie @(^IaffU(^t. 
 
 Ve'to, .V. bag SScto: l. ba§ SSerneinunggroort, 
 
 Serbot; 2. baS S5ernein(ung5)re(^t, (Sin* 
 
 fpruc^sret^t. 
 To Ve'to , V. a. mod. (linfpruc^ tl)un ob. fein 
 
 Seto einlegcn gegcn . . . , cetircn. 
 4:Vetust', adj. alt. 
 To Vex, u. I. a. 1. plagen, qudlen, (bc)brii(fcn, 
 
 bebrfingen, 2. beunru^igen, emporcnj 3. 
 
 firgcrn, col. f(^eren, f^urigeln5 II. n. ft^ grd^ 
 
 men, fi(^ qualen, argcrltt^, oerbrieplid^ fein. 
 Vexa'tion, s. 1. bie ^loge, ^lacferei, SSebriif* 
 
 fung 5 2. ba§ Seibcn, bie ©orge, ber Jtummer 5 
 
 3. ber aSerbruf, trger, ba& Irgernif. 
 Vexa'tions, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. brutfcnb, 
 
 qualcnb, 2. bef(§n>erli^, ooll ^Ittge, mu^fes 
 
 lig 5 3. firgerlid) , oerbricf lic^ 5 III. — ness, s. 
 
 bic a5efd[)n)era4)fcit, trgerltc^!cit, bcr S5cr= 
 
 bruf. [^iQgegeift. 
 
 Tex'er, s. ber ^logcr, CLudlcr, iC. cf. To Vex, 
 Vex'jl, s. 1. bic ©tanbortcj 2. Bot. bic^a^ne. 
 Vex'illary, I. s. ber ©tonbttrtcntrdgcrj II. adj. 
 
 cinc^Q^neober©tanbttrtebetreffcnb.[batcn). 
 Vexjlla'tion, j. bas^d^nlcin (^bt^eilung ©oI» 
 VexjUa'tor, s. ber ©tanbartcntrdger. 
 Vex'jng, i. p. a. ; II.— ly, arfu. qudlenb, beun^ 
 
 ru^igenb , drgerlici^ , — glasses , pi. vid. 
 
 Anaclastic glasses. 
 
 Vext, pret. & p. p. contr. ft. Vexed. 
 
 Veze, s. vucg. bQ§ 3if^en. 
 
 Vi'a, (lot.), bcf. Com. Quf bcm SBcge »on . . . , 
 
 Ubcr (ttUf aSricfcn), — Calais, fiber Calais. 
 Vi'able, adj. lebcnSfa^ig , IcbcnSFrdftig. 
 Vi'adiict, s. mod, bcf. ^-w. bcr SBiobuct, bie 
 
 SBcgcIcitung, SBQ^nbriirfc. 
 Vi'al, s. vid. Phial. 
 To Vi'al, V. a. in cinc^^iolc t^un. 
 Vi'and, s. 1. bic ©peife,ba5 (S)mdit) 2. v-s, 
 
 pi. ^Icifc^fpeifcn? 3. v-s, pi. Sport, bag ®cdf, 
 
 bic SKcibe bc§ SSilbeg. 
 Viat'ic, adj. bQ§ Steifcn betreffcnb. 
 Viat'iciim[ir.,/a., Wb., 5m„ vi-, ITorc], 
 
 s. l.bcr^c^rpfcnnig, bag Oleifegelb 5 2. Rom. 
 
 Cath. bag ^cil. TfbenbniQ^l , bog cinem ©tcr- 
 
 benben gcgeben roirb, bie Ic^te S)Iung. 
 Vi'brable, adj. n)Qg fid^ f(f>n)ingenldpt, fc^roing* 
 
 bar, [(^wentbar. 
 Vi'brant, Vib'rjon,*. ^nf.bieSt^ncumonflicgc. 
 To Vi'brate,u. I. n. 1. fc^roingcn, @4>n>ingun* 
 
 gcnma(bcn3 2. jittern, bcben,»ibriren5 3. 
 
 [(^roanfcnj II. a. 1. fd^roingen, fc^rocnfcn} 2. 
 
 in ©(t)n>ingung terfc^en , oibriren (affcn. 
 Vibratil'jty , s. (n). H.) bic ©encigtbcit jum 
 
 roibernoturlic^cn 3ittcrn obcrScbcn. 
 Vibra'tion, .v. bic SSibration: 1. bie ®(i^n)in» 
 
 gung, bog Sd()njingcn} 2. bog 3ittcrn. 
 Vlbra'tiuncle [— 'shj — 5m.] , s. pi. bie fleinc 
 
 @(^n>ingung, S52bung. 
 Vi'bratifve, adj. f^iDingmt), f(i^n>onFcnb,oibri» 
 
 rcnb, — motion, bic Sc^tDingberocgung. 
 Vi'bratory, adj. 1. fcbwingcnb , f{t)n)anBcnb, 
 
 [(^ouMnbi 2.sitternb5 3.[(^n>ingen modjcnb. 
 Vic'ar, J. l.bcrSicor, ©ubflitut, @tclltcr= 
 
 trcter, SSerrocferj 2. ber Unterpfarrcr, Un= 
 
 tcrprcbiger, Sonbprebigcr (|)albpfrunbner, 
 
 ^forrcr, ber nic^t ben gonjcn ^c^cnten bc= 
 
 fommt, roic ber Elector) j apostolical — , bcr 
 
 ©ropcicar, SBicor beg ^opflcg^ —general, 
 
 ber oberfle (Rid^ter in oUcn rein gciflli(j^cn 
 
 ©otbcn (in ©nglonb). 
 Vic'arage , .?. 1. bog SSicoriot , bic ©tcUf crtrcs 
 
 tung? bic ^frunbeeineg Untcrpforrcrg, Xonb* 
 
 pforrerfteUcj 2. bag ^facr^oug, r^iz ^forre 5 
 
 — teinds , Law , (in ©(^ottl.) f Icinc SiotU* 
 
 rolje^ntcn. 
 Vjca'rial [5m., Wore. , vi -, W., Wb., Ja.], 
 
 adj. bie ^anbpforrcrftcHe betreffcnb , boju go* 
 
 ^6rig5 flcUocrtrctenb 5 — tithes. Law, bcr 
 
 Heine pfarrje^ntc. 
 
 Vica'rjate, I. s. bogSSicoriot, bic ©tcUtJcrtrcs 
 
 tung; II. adj. ftcatjcrtrctenbc^cwalt ^obcnb. 
 * VicaVjous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. flcUfcrtrc* 
 
 tcnb 5 QlS ©telle ertreter. 
 Vic'arship , *. »ie Vicarage. 
 
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 806 
 
 View 
 
 Vice, I. s. I. bQ§ 2aflcr j 2. bcr ^c^Ier, bieUn« 
 tugcnb, Unart (oui eineS ^ferbes), 3. 4= ber 
 4)anSn>urft (ba§ 2aftcr, qI§ ollcgorifc^e ^er 
 [on in ben alten ©(^aufpielen) j 4. vid. Vise ; 
 II. partic. comp. S5icc», unter, ncben: — ad 
 niiral, bcr SSiccabmiralj — admiralty (— ad 
 miralsliip) , bieSSicettbmiralfc^aft 5 — admiral 
 stamper , Conch, ber SSicCQbmirttIi — agent, 
 bcr ©tcUoertretcr, Uutcr^anbler, —cham- 
 berlain, berSSicefdmmercr, Untcrfommcrcrj 
 
 — chancellor, 1. ber SSiccta^kv ^ 2Mt 9lec= 
 tor (^anjler) bcr Unioerfitaten Cambridge 
 U. Oxford ; — chancellorship , bie SSicefanj* 
 IcrtDurbe,- — consul, ber SSiceconfulj — con- 
 sulship, bQ§ aSiccconfulotj —doge, berStcUs 
 vertreter be& c^em. Sogen x>. SSencbig? — 
 gerency, 1. tk ©ttttt^alterfc^Qft, baS SSica* 
 riat 5 2. bie oertretcnbc SSerroaltung i — 
 gerent, I. s. ber ©ttttt^alter, SSermefer, SSi^s 
 t^umj II. adj. fteUoertretenbj- god, bie nie* 
 bere ®ott{)eit5 ©ott^cit, bie an \iic ©telle ei« 
 ner onbern gefe^t ifl, — legate, ber SSicele* 
 gat 5 — president, bcr SSiceprafibentj — roy, 
 ber SSicef6nig , Unterfonig, f6nigli(^c ©tatt= 
 (palter 5 — royalty (— royship) , bie foniglid^e 
 ©tQtt^alterff^aftj — treasurer, bcr Unter* 
 fc^a^mcifler. [^en ober bringen. 
 
 To \'ice, V. a. (n. u.) mit (Seroalt ju etroaS jie* 
 4: Viced, adj. lafler^aft, luerborben. 
 Wcenary, adj. ttuS jwanjig befle^enb, jroanjig 
 
 bctreffenb, siDanjigia^rig 5 jroanjigfatb. [ty. 
 Vices'imO, s. ba& 3n>an5igcr=^orraat, cf. Twen- 
 Vice-versa [vl'ce-ver's§ij , (lat.) im entgegcn= 
 
 gefe^tcn ^Qlle , im ®egent^eile, im SSet^fel*"^ 
 
 fQlIc, umgcfe^rt. 
 VT'ciaible [vish' — ] , adj. oerberbU^. 
 ♦To Vifciate, &c. vid. To Vitiate, &c. 
 Vi^'inage, s. vid. b. fi. Vicinity. 
 Vi^'inal [ W. , Wb. , P. , &c. , visi' - , S. , Ja., 
 
 Sm.] , adj. (to. VL.) bcnacbbart,na^e5 —way, 
 
 ber Sicinaliocg. [Sm.] , adj. xok Vicinal. 
 ViYine [ W. , vis'jn , P. , Wb. ; vjsin'. S., F., 
 Vjcin'jty, s. bie 3cacbbarf(baft, 9?d^e. 
 Vr'cious [vlsh'- ], I. adj.; II.— ly, adv. 1. laflers 
 
 ^aft, cerborben, cerbcrbt, 2. feblcr^ftj 3. 
 
 mttngel(^afl j a — horse, cin boSQrtigeg ^ferb 5 
 
 — tricks, Unarten, OJJuct en, (j. 35.berpferbc)j 
 ni. — ness, s. 1. bie Safler^Qftigfeit, >iBerbor= 
 ben^eit^SSerberbtbeit j 2. bie a56§artigFcit. 
 
 Vicis'situde, .v. 1. bie ^biDcc^fcIung, berSBed^s 
 fclj 2. bie SSerdnberung, bcr Unbeftonb. 
 
 Vjcissitu'djnary, adj. regelmofig (ah)tOt6): 
 fclnb^unflQt. [ben. 
 
 To Vick, V. n. Sport. anf(^Iagen, (lout) angc= 
 
 Vi'count, *. 1. Law, ber ©cbcriff j 2. vid. 
 Viscount. 
 
 4:Vic<Sn'ti9l [Sm.], I. adj. Laio, ben ©(^crijf 
 bctreffenb 5 — rents, ©infunfte, fur bcren95e= 
 nu^ung ber <S(^eriff bem ^onige eine {Rente 
 jablte ) — writs , ^roceffc, bie »or ben @(^e= 
 riff ge^oren i II. v-s , s. pi. ©runbflucf e, 2c. 
 fiir beren SSenu^ung ber ©r^criff bem ^onige 
 einen ^ad)t ja^lte. [©cblad^topfer. 
 
 Vic'tim, s. bQS S)pfert^ier, bef.}igr. baS SDpfcr, 
 
 To VTc'timate, To Vic'tlmlze, v. a. opfern, ali 
 S)pfer borbringen. 
 
 Vic'tor, s. ber ©icger, aSefxeger, Uberwinbcr. 
 
 Vic'tor?ss, s. vid. Victress. 
 
 VjctO'rja, s. gjictoria (g-n.)? — regina, JBot. 
 cine in Gutana neuerlicb oon ©(^omburgf ent= 
 bectte pratbtige SotoSs^flonse. 
 
 VictO'rjouR, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. l.flcgrei(b j 
 2. fiegbringenbi 3. ben <Sicg betreffenb, @ie= 
 geS=5 — wreaths, (SiegcSfransej III. — ness, 
 *. baS ©icgrcicbe, bcr @icg. 
 
 Vic'tory, a: ber @ieg, Sriump^j — root, Bot. 
 bie (Siegrourj; ber TfUermanng^arnifcb- 
 
 Vifc'tr^ss, s. bie ©iegerinn, Uberminberinn. 
 
 Vict'ual [vit'tl] , *. 1. baS DtQ^rungSmittel, bcf. 
 pl. XebcnSmittcI, (Sproaaren, Gonfumtibilim, 
 ^rooiant, ^unboorrat^, 2. (in B6)ottU) 
 bas ©etreibe (aucb dead — ). 
 
 * To Vict'ual , V. a. mit 2cben§mif tcln ob. ^ro* 
 mant ©erfe^en, ©crprooiantiren, »erforgen. 
 
 ♦Vict'ual^r, s. 1. ber 'Prooiantcommiffariu^, 
 ^rooiontmciflcr 5 2. :{: a) ber ©peiferoirt^ i 6) 
 bcr SBeinfcbenf 5 3. bag ^rooiantfcbiff i 4. ber 
 ^Otarfetenber. 
 
 * VTct'ualing, comp. — bill, bcr^rooiantfcbcinj 
 
 — house, baS ©peifc^ttuS , bie ©arfucbcj — 
 office, baS^roDiantamt (cin SoUcgiura, rocU 
 (be$ bie ^lotte mit 2cben&mitteln Derriebt)i 
 
 — yard, cin^la| bcim — office, roo baSSSic^ 
 gcf(bla(btet, bQ$ ^tcifcb unterfu(bt unb cingcs 
 fQljcn wirb. [amtmann, ©tifts^auptmann. 
 
 V|dame' [Sm.] , s. Law , ber SSi^bom, @tiftS= 
 
 Vide [vi'de] , (lat.) fie^e. [viz). 
 
 VidSl'jc^t, adv. (lat.) namlitb (gen>6l)nl. abbr. 
 
 Vid'fi^l, adj. (to. u.) »ittroen^aft, SKittrocn*. 
 
 To Vie, V. I. a. (n. u.) iibcrbictcnj bS«f(^n/ 
 uberbdufen, II. n. mettcifcrn, c§ ttufne^men 
 
 Vjelle', s. Mus. lit Seicr. [(mit). 
 
 Vjen'na , I. *. Geog. (bie ©tttbt) 2Bien j II. 
 adj. »ie b. f. SS. I [SBiencr. 
 
 Viennese', I. adj. wiener, »icnerif(b j II- s. bcr 
 
 To View [vu] , V. a. 1. befe^cn, betra(bten, be* 
 fxdjtigen, 2. fc^cnj 3. muficrn, unterfu(ben. 
 
 *View, *. 1. lit. kfig. bie liuh^xdiU 2. ber 
 asiirf, %xAMh 3. basluge, ©efid^t, W ©eb« 
 rocitci 4. ber ©tanbpunft, ®cri*t§punf t j 
 bie 5Keinung, ^Cnficbtj 5. bie UberfKbt, ©in* 
 ritbt) 6. bie ^riifung , S5cti(btigung , Unter^ 
 
View 
 
 807 
 
 Vind 
 
 fuij^ung , erorterung j T. fccr 3»e(f , bic ^b= 
 itc^t, 8. bie (dupere) ©rfc^einungj 9. tie 
 e^au, 5)fuftcrun95 10. Sporf. tie ^d^rte, 
 ^pur (com ©ammilb) j 11. Mil. Die Sflccog* 
 nofcirunS) — of frank-pledge, Law, 1. t»a§ 
 :M:mt bc§ ©(^crijTg, auf bie Gr^altung beS 
 ^anbfricbcnS JU fc^enj 2. vid. Court-leet; 
 to take a — of, in 1Cugenf(i>ein nc^racn, be{x^» 
 tigcn, unterfu^cn, liberfc^cnj with a— to ... , 
 in TCbfitbt auf ... j upon the same — , in bcr 
 namlicbcn "iihW. 
 
 *VievJ'er. s. 1. ber SSefc^cr, SKuflercr , 93c= 
 fc^aucr, «8eri(^tiger 5 2. Am. (N.£.) bcr fldbtt= 
 fc^e^JCuffe^cr J 3. v-s,pf.bic^unfl«unbSBcr^ 
 cerfldnbigcn. 
 
 * View'iess, adj. ni6)t ju fc^cn, unfid(>tbar. 
 
 Vjges'jraal, adj. bcr, bie, H^ sroanjigfle. 
 
 Vjgesima'tion , *. bic ^inri(^tung jcbcs jman* 
 Sigflcn 50^annc§. 
 
 Vig'ii. bcf. vi" 1- ^om. Cath. bic SSigilicn, 
 ©celcnmclTcn, baS Sobtenamtj 2. beraSoro= 
 bcnb eineS gcflcS (^ciligc Trbcnb)^ 3. ba§ 
 7f mt, SBttd^en, bic Via6)ttoad)Ci v-s of flowers, 
 Bot. bQ5 SBat^cn bcr pflansen. 
 
 Vifg'ilance (— cy), s. 1. bic SBttt^famfcit, 
 ©orgfalt, S5orfi(^t5 2. (n. u.) bic SBac^c. 
 
 Mfg'ilant, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. n)tt(bfam, um^ 
 jxtbtig, forgfam. [ba§S?crjierung&bib(icn). 
 
 Vignette', Vjgnet' [vjnyet'] , s. bic SSignctte, 
 
 Vigone', s. 1. Zoot. baS peru(»i)anif(^e<S(l^af= 
 famed , Ut SSicunna , SSigogncj 2. bic SBSoUc 
 »on biefcm ©cbaf (a5igognc=SBollc)5 3. bcr 
 auS folder SBoUc gefertigtc ^ut. 
 
 Vig'or, *. uj'd. Vigour, 
 
 VTg'prous, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. ftarf , traft* 
 toU, frdftig, Icb^aft, ruftig, frift^ , mut^ig, 
 munter. III. — ness, s. bic @tttrfe,^raft, 
 8ebf)aftig!cit. 
 
 Vigour , s. l.bic@tdrfc,.Rraftj2.bie3:^dtig= 
 f cit,2Birf famfcit, bcr frif(^c3Kut^, 5tod^brucf. 
 
 Vi!e, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. f(blcit, gcringc, 
 nicbrig, ocrd^tlid^j 2. nidjtSroiirbig , nicbcr* 
 trdc^tig , fd^md^licb , rud^loS i III. — ness , s. 
 \. bas Biki)U, sriicbrigc, bie @(i(>Ic(l^tigfcit, 
 3Jicbrigfcit, S5crd(^tli*?eit5 2. bic 3iidiU' 
 rodrbigfeit, ^licbertrdc^tigfeit. 
 
 Vilifica'tion, s. (m. u.) bic ^crabfc^ung, @r= 
 nicbrigung, aSefd^impfung. [dd>tcr. 
 
 Vifl'jfier, s. bcr ^erabfc§cr, 93cf(^impfer, S5cr= 
 
 To Vii'ify, V. a. crnicbrigcn, ^crabfc^en j ocr* 
 d(btlid) mad)cn, bcf4)impfen. 
 
 Vill, s. Law, baS ju cincr ^fcrre gc^6rigc 
 (oom ^farrortc gctrcnntc) ©orfj baS |)crs 
 ren^auS. [Eanb^auS. 
 
 vn'l^ , s. bie mua, bcr Sanbfi^, ba& Sanbgut, 
 
 vn'lage, 5.1. baS 3)orf j2.cott6ct.bic®orff(baft 
 
 Vil'lag^r, s. ber iDorfberoc^ner, Sanbmann. 
 
 Vil'lagery, s. bic ©orffdjaft. 
 
 Vil'lain, s. 1. bcr Scibcignc (mit ®runbbcji$), 
 
 aSauer, bcr bcm ®runb^crrn3in$ ja^Icn (ob. 
 
 Qud^ ^ro^nbicnflc tbun) mup} 2. fig. bcr 
 
 ©d^urfc, <Sd?clm, 95ubc, ©ofcroid^t. 
 Viil'lainage, &c. vid. Villan .... 
 Vii'lakin , s. (Gay) r>a^ ©6rfd)Cn. 
 Vifl'Ianage, s. 1. bie Scibcigcnf^aft (mit ®runb» 
 
 ^cn§)/ Sro^nc, ©icnftbarfcit 5 2. ^g. bic 
 
 <S(^dnbIi(bfcit, ^ticbertrdd^tigfcit, ®ianbc. 
 ToVil'lanize,v.a.(n).u.)crmcbrigcn,bcf(bimpfcn. 
 Vil'lanous , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adr\ f(^clmif(b; 
 
 bubifc^, fdjurfifd^ 5 bofcjfc^dnblid^, Qbfd?cu« 
 
 li^5 III. — ness, y. vid. b. f. SB. 
 Vil'lainy, s. bie ©d^dnbU^feit, 9ii(^t§n>iirbig* 
 
 feit, 3^icbcrtrd(btigfeit, 95iibcrci,©(bclmcrci, 
 
 bcr @(burfenftrci(^, baS (S(lKlmfliirf.[b6rfifd). 
 Villat'jc, adj. ju ©orfern gc^orig, im Dorfc, 
 Ville, s. vid. Vill. 
 
 Vil'lejn, Vil'len?ige, vid. Villain, &c. 
 Vil'li, s. pi. 1. AnaUtic glcif(bfafcrn,^ibcrn » 
 
 2. Bot. baS SBoUigc, bic ^afcrn, 3ottcln, bcr 
 
 glaum. 
 VUlose', Vil'lous, arf7.jottig,rau^, ^a<irig, fa* 
 
 fcrigj — coat of the stomach, Anat. bic3ot- 
 
 ten^aut bc§ SKogcnS. 
 Vim'jnal [ Wb. , J a. , Wore. , vl' - Sm.] , adj. 
 
 srocigartigj 3»cig=5 roeibcriartigc ob. bicg» 
 
 fame 3rocigc (jum glccbten, 2C.) tragcnb. 
 Vjmin'eous , adj. au& 3n)eigcn gcflod^tcn. 
 vin, s.abbr.fSini (ft.Vincent,5Binccnt [OJJ n.]). 
 Vjna'ceous, adj. bcn SBcin obcr SBcinftocf bc^ 
 
 trcjfcnb;SBcin*. [fldfdjc^cn. 
 
 Vinaigrette [vinAgret'J , jr. (franj.) boS Gffig= 
 Vin'cible, I. ar/j. ubcrroinbli^, bcficgbarj II.— 
 
 ness , s. bic iibcrroinblidjfcit, sBcficgborfcit. 
 Vjnde'mial, adj. gur SBcinlcfc gctjorig. [Icfcn. 
 To Vinde'mjate , v. a. SBcinlcfc ^altcn / SBcin 
 Vindemja'tion, s. biC fiScinlcfc, 8cfc. 
 Vjnde'miatory, adj. vid. Vinderaial. 
 VtndjcabTI'jty, s. bic (Rcd^tfcrtigungSfd^JCj^cit 
 
 SScrtbcibigungdfd^igfcit. [rocrben fonncnb. 
 Vin'djcable, adj. ju pcrt^cibigcn, tcrt^cibigt 
 To Vin'dicat<-, v. a. 1. tert^cibigcn, bc^aup* 
 
 ten 5 2. f4)u5en , frci cr^altcn , rcAtfertigcn^ 
 
 to — the law, bcm®efe^e:if(^tung rcrfdjaffen. 
 \^ndjca'tion, s. I. bicg?ertl)cibigung, 95e^aup« 
 
 tung, 2. bic9lc(btfcrtigung, (G^ren-)Olct* 
 
 tung i 3. 4= bie {ffacbc, Tf^nbung. 
 VinMicative [ W., Ja., Wb., Sm. &c. vindik'- , 
 
 S., P.. Ac], adj.rc^tfcrtigent, rert^cibigcnb. 
 Vin'djcator, *. bcr SJcrt^cibigcr, SSc^auptcr. 
 Vln'djcatory, adj. 1. bcflrafcnb , rd(^cnb 5 2, 
 
 Dcrt^cibigcnb, rc(^tfcrtigcnb. 
 Vjndic'tive, I. adj.; 11. — ly, adv. rad)fii4>tig.. 
 
Vine 
 
 808 
 
 Vira 
 
 ra^gierigj III. — ness, s. tic {Radjfud^t, 
 OlQc^gier. 
 
 Vine, s. 1. berSBeinftocf, bieStebc, 2. t)er ran* 
 fcnbc Stengel/ bie {ftanfcj little —, Me jungc 
 ^thci — branch, Me SB-rebe, DoS Stebfc^of , 
 
 — bad, boS Olcbenouge, — dad , * rcbenbe= 
 bccft, r-befrfinjt, — dresser, ber SEB-gdrtner, 
 SBinsetj— earth, ber aSergtorf, bieSSergpecb' 
 erbC ^ — flowers , Die SB-blut^enj — fretter 
 (- grub), bic 951aftlau§5 SB-raupe^ - 
 knife, bttS 9lebenmc{fcr; SB-mcfferi — leaf, 
 ba§ 2B-blQtt, Sflebenblatt, - leaves, baS aB-» 
 laub, 3lebenlaub5 — palm , bic SS-poImej — 
 prop, ber SB-pfQ^I, {Rebenpfa^I, — reaper, 
 ber S8-lefer. 
 
 VTn^d lor vind] , adj. SSIdtter »ie ber SBcin= 
 ftoi babenbj —columns, @dulen mit 9le= 
 bcnblattern. 
 
 Vio'egar, s. 1. ber (SBeinOeffxg? 2. Chem 
 bic DoUfommene efjigfaurei 3. bas (Scurc, 
 4.^g. bas ginflere, 5Rurrifcbe, Saurej — of 
 lead, C7iem. ba§ cffigfaurc aSIei, ber SSleieffig 
 
 — bottle (— cruet) , bic (SBeinO@fil9flaf^t?/ 
 bag (SBeinO@frtgPdf(b*en3 - dregs, (Sffig^ 
 ^efcn 5— eel, Zoo/.ba§ (Sffigdicbcn j— man, ber 
 ©fligbrauer; — plant,— tree, ber ©fiigbaum, 
 oirginifcbc Buma6). [bcgiepcn. 
 
 To Vifn'egar, v. a. col. mit (Sffig beftrci(bcn ob. 
 Vi'nery, s. ein Sreib^auS fur (SSein*)3:roubcn 
 To Vin'ew, kc. vid. Vinnew, <fec. [berg. 
 
 Vine'yard, Vin'yard, s, ber SBcingarten, SBein» 
 Vinifica'tion , s. ba§ SBeinBeltefn. 
 Vrn'n^t, s. 1. TV/p. ber SSucbbrucferflocf , bie 
 
 aSIumenlcifte, ber JBIuracnflempel 5 2. vid. 
 
 Vignette. 
 
 Vin'new, s. (n. fi.) bcr Stbiromel, 5Jiober. 
 To Vm'new, y. n. (n. fi.) (per)f(bimmeln, hb* 
 
 mig merbenj v-ed, [(bimmclig, fobmig. [^eit. 
 VYnolency[5m., vm'— , )f6,],>9.bie®etrunfen= 
 ♦Wnplent, adj. (n. fi.) bent SBeinc ergeben. 
 Vinfis'ity, s. boS SBeinicbte, SScinbafte, bie 
 
 loeinartige aSefdjaffenbeit. 
 Vinose', Wnous, adj. 1. roeinidjt, roeinartig, 
 
 2. roeinigj — flavour, ber SBeingcfcbmac!, 
 
 — spirit, bcr SBcingeifl. 
 
 Wtage, s. 1. bic SBcinlcfc, Scfe, 2. bic 2efe 
 
 t)on cincm %Qi)Xz, ber ^Q^rgong. 
 Vin'tager, s. ber SBcinlefcr, SBinjer. 
 XTnt'n^r, j. ber SBcinfdbenf, SBein^dnbler. 
 Vin'tress, s. bic SScinffbcnJinn. 
 ViVtry, s. bie SBeinfcbenFc, ba& 58ctn^au§, ber 
 
 SScinfellcr. 
 \^'ny , s. 1. ben SEBcin, SKeinflocf ober €fteben 
 
 betreffenb 5 2, roeinig, weinrcicbj 3. ranfig. 
 Vi'pl, s. bie asioltt, (7nt»)®cigc, :jfrmgcigc, 
 
 a?rQff(be5 leero— , bic ?eicr)— de gambo, 
 
 4:bieSSiolttbi®ambtt, Heine SSapgeigc, ^nic* 
 gcigc, - maker, ber a5rQtf(bcnma(ber. 
 
 Vi'Qlable, adj. oerlc^liA, oerlc^bar. 
 
 ViQla'ceous, adj. 1. peiltbcnartig, 2. Molett; 
 pciltbcnblou. [ncr ^arbc). 
 
 Violas'cent, adj. xnh SSioIettc fpielcnb (oon eis 
 
 To Vi'olate, v. a. 1. perle|en5 2. ubertreten, 
 brc(bcn5 3. cnte^ren, entroei^en 5 4. nott)5U(b* 
 tigen,f^dnben. 
 
 Viola'tion , s. 1. bie SScrlc^ung, 2. bie Uber* 
 tretung, boS aSretbenj 3. bie (Sntweibung, ber 
 6^renraub3 4. bie ^ftotbsucbtigung , €(bdn= 
 bung 5 — of an oath, ber @ibbrucb. 
 
 Vi'olat9r,A\i.berS5erIe§er52.berei)renrdubcr, 
 Sugenbrduber, 3. ber ©^dnber, entroeiber. 
 
 M'olence, .v. 1. bic ®en)Qlt, 4?cftigfeit, berUn* 
 gettumj 2. bie ©eroatttbat, (Scnjoltt^dtigfeit, 
 ber 5Korb5 3. bie Serlepng, ©(bdnbung, 
 bcr (S^rcnraub, Sugenbraubj to do— to, ®es 
 raolt ontbun. [le|en, angrcifcn. 
 
 To Wol^nce, v. a. (n). ii.) Oesoalt antbun, pcr= 
 
 Vi'ol^nt, I. adj.\ II.— !y, arfi\l.gcn>altig, bcftig 5 
 2. gemdtfam, gcmaltt^dttg,- 3. auffaftrcnb, 
 bi^ig? 4. abgejraungcn, abgcbrungenj unna= 
 turli(bj —accident, gcwQltfame a3cf(bttbigung5 
 
 — presumption. Law, bic moralifcbc (inncre, 
 fefie) flbcrjeugung (bic al§ ®eroei8 gilt). 
 
 Vi'Qlet, I. *. Bot. bic Side, U^ «8eil(bcn3 H. 
 adj. (or — blue) oiolett, oeiI(bcnblauj — 
 colour, bic SSciltbcnfarbc, ba0 SSeilc^cnblau 5 
 
 — crab, Ent. bic Sanbfrabbe 5 — marian, Bot. 
 bic ©locfenblumc , boS 5)Jarien»ciI(bcn 5 -- 
 quartz, Min. bcr ^met^i)|l. 
 
 Vi'olin [/., >r6.; violin', W., K, Wore. Sm.J, 
 
 . bie SJiolinc, ®eige 5 — bridge, berSS-nficg. 
 
 Vi'olinist, s. bcr S5iolinfpieIer, Siolinift, coL 
 
 Ocigcnfpiclcr, ©eigcr. 
 Wolist, s. bcrSBiolonift, Sratftbifl. 
 Violoncel'list [ — tshel' — , or vi — ] , s. bcr Sc(« 
 
 lofpieler, Sellift. 
 *Violoncel'lo, *. btt§ asioloncell(o) , bic Heine 
 
 Sa^geigc} Italian — , boS SSioIonccUo mit 5 
 
 ©Qiten. 
 Viplone', Vi<?lo'no , s. bic gropc Sapgcigc, ba§ 
 Vi'olpnist, s. vid. Violist. [SSioIon, ber SSaf . 
 Vi'p?r, s. 1. bie S5iper , Scatter , Stter j 2. fig. 
 
 basb6fe®ef(b6pf, bic 6(blangcj iBot-*. — 's- 
 
 bugloss, baJ 9t attcrf raut 5 — 's garlic, vid.Ro- 
 
 cambole ; — "« head, Conch, bcr Heine ©(blan« 
 
 ger.fopf}— grass, 5of.ba§25iperngrQ§. 
 Vi'perine [Ja., Sm., Kn., Wore. ; — in ^ S., 
 
 W.y J.] , I. adj. 5u einer SSipcr gc^Srig , ®i» 
 
 per»5 II. s, bQS 25(blangcngift. 
 Vi'p?rou8, adj. Dipemartig, ottcrnartig, giftig. 
 ■VTr'a^in, s. vid. Virago. 
 Wragin'i^n. adj. mann»cibif(b , nnr crfcbfimt. 
 
Vira 
 
 809 
 
 Virt 
 
 Vira'go L W^., P., Sm., &c. ; vi-, S., W., Ja., 
 Wb., Wore, &c.] , s. l.l)a§mdnnli*eSBcib, 
 ^Rannweib, ik Wamim, ^ricgerinn, ^tU 
 tinn , TCmojonc J 2. vulg. & cont. baS grope, 
 iiaxH ^rouensimmer, ferl^aftc SBeibSflurf, 
 lud. Der Srogoner, Me ^urie, Jjer Srad^c, 
 Scufel, :c. [3roeireimgefci(^t. 
 
 Vir'elay, s. l)a§ (altfranj.) Sirelai, SflingelUet), 
 
 Vi'r^nt, adj. grun, grunenb. 
 
 VTr'gate, I. adj. Bot. rut^cnformig, ftabfor* 
 mig5 11- s. Die ^ufc (24 lidux Sanb). 
 
 Virge, &c. vid. Verge , &c. 
 
 Vir'g?s, *. pi. Die ©tra^lcn, weld^c Die ©onne 
 Durc^ eineSBolferoirft; njenn iicSBttJTer ik^t 
 
 Virgil'jan , adj. ijirgilif^. 
 
 Vir'gin, I. s. Die ^ungfrou, cof.Sunflfer 5 2.Ast. 
 vid. Virgo ; the (holy) — Mary, Die (^eilige) 
 Sungfrau 3)?oria5 3. (e^em.) Die 3-/ ^"^= 
 ^auptung§maf(j^ine i II arf;. 1. jungfrduUc^^ 
 col. iungferli(i j 2. rein, unbeflcctt. III. comp. 
 Sungfcrns, 2C. (bcf. Da& Slcinfle u. S5cfle fci= 
 ner Irt, oD. Da§ 3^eue, Ungebrcudbte, Unge= 
 iibte bejei^nenD): — aunt, Die untjer^eiro' 
 tl)ete Sante? — 's-bower , J5o(. Die 2BalD* 
 rcbe 5 — earth , Chem. Die Z-^xU (rcine, 
 »on aUcn fremDen SeflanDt^cilen befreitc 
 grDc), — gold, geDiegene§ (oDcr rein ge 
 funDene©) ©olDj — honey (— combs), Der 
 3-^onig, reine ^onigfeim j — knot, (Shaksp.) 
 fig. Die Sungfraufd^aft, Der jungfrduliti^e 
 ©urtel 5 — lands , noc^ nie umgcppiigte 
 gdnDercien, Jl^eubruc^, — lead, gcDiegcueS 
 S3Iei, 3-^lci5 — marble, Der 3-ntQrmor 
 (cin rocipcr in Der (ScgcnD con JBaQonnc 
 gefunDener ^Ofcarmor), — mercury, Dq§ 3-= 
 quecffilbcr (gcDicgene, oD. njcipe Q..,roiecS 
 in Den JBergwcrfcn gefunDen wirD) , T. 5-= 
 quitf 5 — metals, 3-* (oDer gcDicgene) Wt' 
 tttUej — 's-milk, Die3-J«il(^« l.Die9Kil{b,Die 
 3ungfrauen juroeilen inDenSriiflcn^iaben, 
 2. Dq§ 35cnsoen)ttffcr5 ®cn5oet)ar5 in SBcin= 
 gcifl aufgeI6jJ unD mit SBajfcr »erfc$t, aU 
 3(ion^eitSmittcl gebrauc^t) , — mould , vid. 
 — lands; — oil, Dtt& 3-oI, (erfle unD flarfle 
 SI con Der ^reffc) 5 — parchment , Da§ 3-« 
 pcrgamentj —silver, geDicgene$ (oDer rein 
 gcfunDeneS) ©ilber 5 — soil , »ie — lands; — 
 wax, Da§ S-nJCK^S. 
 
 To Vir'gin, v. n. ^ungfcr biciben, jid^ ais 3"ng* 
 fcr boltcn , Die Sungfcr fpielcn, fproDe t^un. 
 VTr'gjnal, I. adj. jungfrdulid^, col. jitngfcrlidbj 
 —milk, vid. Virgin's-milk ; JI. v-b, *. pi. 4= Dq§ 
 glQmcQmbel, ©pinDel (ttlte^rt Slaoicr), 
 book, DqS 3totenbu(i^ fur DttS ©pinettj 
 wire, SpinettDrQ^t. 
 To ViVginal , v. n. (Shaksp. n. u.) mit Den 
 
 giagcrn roic Quf Dcm @pinctt fpiclcn , fdjia* 
 gen, trommctn 
 
 Vjrgin'ja, I. s. 1. Virginia (^-n.)) 2. (Der 
 amerif. ©taat) SSirginienj 3. or — tobacco, 
 Der mrginif^e Sabaf 5 — fence, vid. Worm- 
 fence ; — water , SBajferporticn im gro^cn 
 ^orf con Windsor. 
 
 Vjrgin'lain, I. s. Der SSirginicrj II. adj. t>irgi« 
 nif^5 Bot-s. — acacia. Die TOilDe ^JCcQCic, Der 
 cirginif(^e®(botenbaum5— bower.DoSSBin* 
 tergrun? — climber. Die ^afjionSblumcj — 
 cowslip, Die(3»olf*)®6tterbIumcj— creeper. 
 Die cirginiftbe SSalDrebej — golden rose, Dct 
 cirginif(^e ^ttic^j — hemp, Der cirginifdjc 
 •^anfj — pine. Die gemeine cirginifiJ^cKicfcr j 
 
 — poke, Der amerifttnif(be 3tQ(btfcbattcn , Die 
 amerif anif(j^c ©c^arlatbbccre , — silk . Die 
 ^unDSroinDe 5 —swamp-pine, Die aBci^rQU(b§* 
 Jiefcr, — sumach , Der cirginifd^c oDcr ^irfdj* 
 folbcn=@umatl(>. 
 
 Virgin'jty, s. 1. DicSungfraufdjaft, col. 5un9« 
 
 fcrfcbaft, 2. fig. Die Olcin^cit, Unbcflccft^eit. 
 ViVgo, s. (laU^ Ast. DicSungfrau (DaS fcdjflc 
 
 ©tcrnbilD im S^icrfrcifc). [tcrbirnc) 
 
 Vir'goleusc, s. Font. DicSSirguIeufc (IfrtSBinj 
 VTr'gula, s. DaS ^omma, Der (a3ci»)Strid) j - 
 
 divina. Die SSiinfd^elrut^e. [mig. 
 
 Vir'gulate , adj. roie cin 9liit^4>cn , rut^cnfcr* 
 Virida'rjoeligen'do,*. Law, m ®cri(^tSbefcl)l 
 
 jur SStt^l cine§ ^BalDauffe^erS. 
 VirJd'ity , *. Die (DaS) ©ritne. 
 VJr'jlefSm., vl-, H^.,P., Wb., IKorc. ic, 
 
 viir'il, Ja. &c.] , adj. 1. mdnnli(|> j 2. mQnn= 
 
 bor,seugung§fd^ig. 
 Viril'ity[Jr., Sm.,Ja., Wore, &c.,\i — , W., 
 
 'Wb.,&c.'], s. 1. Die 9JidnnIid)feit; 2. Die 
 
 3}Iannbarfeit, 3eugung&fd^igfcit. 
 Virjpo'tency , s. Die ?0^ann^cit , mdnnlid^e 
 
 ^roft , Da§ mdnnU(^c SSermogen. 
 Vjrmil'jon, s. vid. Vermilion. 
 Virolle', adj. Her. mit Sflingcn con anDcrci 
 
 garbe, beringt (con etnem SagD^orne). 
 Virtu' [W. , Wore. , Sm.] , s. (ital.) Der ®e> 
 
 f(^macf an Den f(3^6nen ^iinftcn unD Den tlta= 
 
 turfeltcn^eiten. 
 * Vir'tual [- 'tshu -], I. adj. ; II. - ly , adv. 
 
 1. cermogcnD ju wirtcn , mit Jtraft bcgabt, 
 
 roirffam, cermoglicb, frdftigj 2. Dccffraft, 
 
 Dem SBefen oDer Der SBirfung na* , roirf li(b j 
 
 — focus , Opt. Der Srcnnpunf t , — heat , Die 
 SBdrmefraft. 
 
 *Virtual'jty, s. Die ccrmogcnDc vRraft, Da& 
 9Bir!ung5cerm6gen, Die SSirffamfcit. 
 
 *To ViVtuate, v. a. (n. fi.) roirffam ma(bcn. 
 
 VTr'tue [-'tshu], .v. 1. Die ,^raft (5. 35. mcDi^ 
 cinifd^er Jtrduter,^.)/ SBirf fomteit } 2. (ro.ii.) 
 
Yirt 
 
 810 
 
 Visi 
 
 bic Sapfcrf cit i 3. bic Sugenb, 4. McSSoU^ 
 Fommen^cit, SSortrcjf (i(^f eit , bcr SBcrtl)5 5. 
 cine £)rbnung t)cr Gngel j by (in) — of . 
 froft, oermfigej in— whereof, urtunt)U(^ (ob. 
 jullrfunbbejfen). 
 
 * Vir'tuel^ss, adj. 1. o^ne Sugcnt), untugcnl) 
 ^ttft j 2. unFrciftig, unnjirffam. 
 
 Virtuo'so, s. (pi. \-s or virtuo'si) 1. ber SSir* 
 tuo&, grope ^linfller} 2. b.^unflfenner,^unfl 
 lieb^ttbcr,^ntiquitdtcnfenncr i 3. bcr ©Qmm= 
 Icr Don ^unflroerfcn, ^ntiquitatenfammler. 
 
 Virtuo'soship, s. 1. tie SSirtuofitdt, J^unftmet* 
 flcrfd^aftj 2. ber ^unflgcf(^moct, bie i:un|l» 
 lieb^abcrei. 
 
 *Vrr'tuous, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. wirffom, 
 froftoon, ^eilfam, beilfrfiftig,- 2. tugenb^aft, 
 tugcnbfamj 3. fcufc^^ 4. trcffli(^, cortrefflid^, 
 t)0rjfigli(^ 5 —herhs/^tilMnUx i III. — ness, 
 s. bic Sugmb^QftigFeit, bos Sugcnbfamc. 
 
 Vir'ul^nce (— cy) , .v. 1. vid. Virus; 2.^g:.bQS 
 ®ift; bic ®iftigfcit,S56Sartig!eit,95o§^eit, 
 bcr Sngrimm. 
 
 NTfr'ul^nt, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. giftig, Qn= 
 ftccfenb, bSSQrtig^ 2. ^g. gifttg, boS^oft, 
 
 Vir'ulented, adj. giftig, boS^aft. [[(barf. 
 
 Vi'rus, *. Med. ba§ (bcf. ccncrif(bc) ©ift, t)of= 
 Fengift} ber7fn|lct!ung§ftofF, bic ©(barfc. 
 
 Vis-a-vis' [— vi'] , (fronj.) I. adv. gcgcnubcr, 
 II. s. cin SBogen, in rocl^cm nur jroci ^crfos 
 ncn, u. smar cinanber gcgeniibcr fi^cn f onncn. 
 
 VVage, s. 1. bttS ^ngefitbt, ®cfi(bt, bcf. cont 
 bic ^^t)f(ognomie j 2. bcr ^nblitf, SBIidt. 
 
 Vi8'?ged, ad;, bcf. comp. cin (biinncS, 2C.) ®Cs 
 
 Vif'ar, VTs'ard, *. vid. Visor. [fitbt babcnb 
 
 To vys'aird, v. a. maSfircn, tcrlaroen. 
 
 Vis'c^ra, s. pL t)on Viscus, (lat.) bic Gingc* 
 rocibc. [©ingcrocibc 
 
 "Vnfs'c^ral, ad;, ju ben (SingcTOcibcn gcborig, 
 
 To VTs'cerate, v. a, ttuSweibcn/ ouSnc^mcn. 
 
 Vis'cjd, adj. vid. Viscous. 
 
 Vlscid'ity, Vjscos'ity , *. bic 3d^b«t, ^Icbrig* 
 feit, btt§ ©ileimige. 
 
 Vis'cofint [vi' — ] , s. bcr SSicomtc, SSicegraf. 
 
 •Vts'count^ss, s. bic SSicomteffc , SSiccgrSfintt. 
 
 * Vls'coiintship , * VIs'county , s. bic SSiComtCs 
 [(baft, [bic ^ccbnclf c , ba§ 9Karicnr6S(bcn. 
 
 VJs'cous, adj. jdbc, Hcbrig) — catch-fly, Dot. 
 
 Vifs'cas, s. (lat.) 1. Anat. ba§ (cinjclnc) @in= 
 gerocibc^ 2. bcr SSogclleim. 
 
 Vise, J. T-s. l.bcr©(brttubcflodP52.bic(Spin» 
 bcleiner^rcfTcj 3. G^berasicijugj 4. bcr 
 fcflc (4)cnb=)®riff , baS 3upacf en j — chops, 
 pl. bo§ 5J?aul am ©(braubftocf j — pin, bic 
 
 Vu'^r, s. vid. Visor. [€5(braubcnjn)ingc. 
 
 vrsjbil'lty, s. titBiM^axhit, ^ugenfdUigFcit, 
 "Kugcnfibeinlicbfeit. 
 
 Vis'jbie, I. adj.; II. - ly, adv. 1. fKbtbar, cr= 
 fitbtlifbj 2. augenf(bcinli(b, ttugcnfdnigj - 
 church, bic fi(btbarc Stixi^t (S^riftij — ho- 
 rizon, bcr ftbcinbarc^orisontj III. *. l.bcr 
 fKbtbarc ©cgcnftanb, ba§ @i(btbarej 2. v-s, 
 pl. bic fi(btbarcn iDingcj IV. — ness, s. vid. 
 Visibility. 
 VTs'.ier, s. 1. vid. Vizier; 2. vid. Visor. 
 Vis'jgof/is, s. pl. bic SBcftgotbcn. 
 Vifs jner'tjae [— ersh' — ] , s. (lat.) Pliy. (ci« 
 gcntli(b bic ^raft bcr Srdgfjcit) ba§ a5cbar« 
 rung§iDcrm6gcn. 
 Vi'sion, s. 1. ba§®c()cn,©(baueni 2. biciScl>= 
 fraft, ba§ ©cftcbt, 3. bic ©cncbtSoorflcUung j 
 4. bic (3:raum=)erf(bcinung , ba§ ©cfKbt, 
 |)bQntom, ©cfpcnft, 3:raumbilb , bcr Sraum. 
 Vf'sional, adj. ju cincr ©rftbcinung gcborig. 
 Vi'sionary, I. adj. 1. cingcbilbct, gctrdumt, 
 Pbantafliftb j 2. crfd^icncn 5 3. gciftcrfcbcnb, 
 ©rf^cinungcn babcnb^ — images, Sraum-- 
 bilbcr 5 — worlds, bic ©cbcinracUcn i II. s. bcr 
 ©cif^erfc^cr, ©(brodrmcr, ^t)antail,3:rdu-- 
 ntcr, ©rillcnfdngcr. 
 
 To vrs'jt, V. I. a. 1. bcfucbcnj 2. bcfcbicfcnj 3. 
 bcjicbtigcnj 4. \)i|ttircn, bur(bfu(bcn 5 5. mit 
 etroa§ befcbcnfcnj 6. bcf. 7?/6^ bcintfutben j 
 to be v-ed by ... , ^cimgcfud^t iBcrbcn ton ... » 
 to — fairs, OJJdrftc, QKeffen bcfu(bcnj to- 
 the guards. Mil. bic SKa(bcn r^ifltircn} II. n. 
 Scfufbc ma(bcn obcr abftattcn. 
 Vis'it, s. bcr Scfu(b, bicS5ifitCj to ra.ike, to 
 pay, or to give one a—, @incm cincn 95c= 
 fu(b abftattcn. 
 Vis'itable, adj. 1. ju bcfucbcnj 2. ju bcficbti^ 
 gen, cincr ©cflcbtigung untcrroorfcnj 3. ^cim= 
 jufutbcn. 
 
 Vis'itant, s. bcr ©cfucbcnbc, JBcfucbcr, Scfucb, 
 3ufpru(b) v-s of fairs, gicrantcn, col. 9J?cp» 
 frcmbc. 
 Visitji'tion , s. 1. bcr S5cfu(b5 2. bic aScHcbti' 
 gungj 3. bieSSifitation, ©urcbfucbung 5 4.bie 
 (bcf. gottlifbc) i)cimfuiung5 the feast of the 
 — of our lady, QJfarid ^cimfu^ung 5 died by 
 the — of God, Law, flarb bur(b gottli(bc 
 |>cimfu(bung (^usfprud(> bcr Untcrfu(bungd» 
 commiffton ubcr cincn oufgcfunbcncn ?ci(b* 
 nam bcffcn Zoh gcroaltfam gcrocfcn ifl, bic 
 Urfa(bcn abcr unbcFannt). 
 VTsitatoVial , adj. cinc (gcridjtlicbc) JBifitation 
 betrcjfcnb, — power, ba§ SSifitation§rc(bt. 
 Vis'iting, comp. — book, bic ^ranfcnlific, Sc= 
 fu(bliflc (cinc§ ^rgtcS) j — cards, SSifitcnfar» 
 ten 5 - committee, ber^Cuffi(bt§commite,Un= 
 tcrfu(bung§au§f^up 5 — day, bcr %aq, roo mar 
 aScfuibc abjuflattcn ob. anjunc^mcnpflcgt j - 
 officer, ber mfxtircnbc Dffijicr, S.uomSagc 
 
Visi 
 
 811 
 
 Vive 
 
 ^nf^'ftor (Vis'jter) , s. 1. bcr Sefuc^cnbc, 236= 
 fu(&er, »cfu(i^5 2. ter SSeric^tigcr, SSifitotor, 
 ©urc^fud^erj 3. Laws, a) t)cr^eauffi(^tigcr 
 bcr ©efd^dftc ciner ^'6rpcrf(i^oft 5 6) (— of a 
 ship) ber a3eji(^ti9cr bcr anfommcnbcn unb 
 Qbgc^enben ©c^iffe. 
 
 Visitu'rial, adj. vid. Visitatorial. 
 
 Vif'ive, adj. jum ©c^cn ge^orig, (Sc^*,— 
 cones, Opt. bic @c^f Cgel 3 — faculty, bicSc^* 
 frttft, bag (Bc^ioermogctt. 
 
 Yis'in^t/i, *. vid. Bismuth. 
 
 Visne [vin], s. vid. Venue. 
 
 Vis'ney, ^. bcr mit SSraitntrocin ccrmifd^tc 
 Sintroein, ,Rirfc^brttnntn)ein.[9)laSfe, Saroc. 
 
 Vis'or, s. 1. bQS SSifir, bcr|>clmf(!^icbcrj 2.bie 
 
 Vis'ored, adj. ma^Hxt, ©criarct, ocrmummt. 
 
 Viso'rium , s. vid. Retinaculum. 
 
 ViVta, ,v. 1. bie1fu&ri*t, ©urc&;i(^t (bur(^ cincn 
 ©oumgang , :c.) j 2. bie Bid^t, Tfnfi^t (juro. 
 aud^ Visto). [£>urd)fi(^t gcma^renb. 
 
 ViVtaed, adj. mit cincr lusfi(^t »crfe^cn , einc 
 
 VTs'tula, *. bic SBcic^fcI (ein ^lup). 
 
 Yis'ual [vizh' — ] , I. adj. jum ® c^cn ob. ©cftd^t 
 gcb6rig,@c^», ®cfi(^t§=j — angle, bcr <Sc^- 
 roinfcl, ®-mnUl, optifd^c SBinfclj — line, 
 bic ©-linic (in bcr^erfpecticc)^ —point, bcr 
 ®-punft, ^ugenpunft, |)ttuptpunft5 —nerve, 
 bcr @c(>ncrt5 — ray, ber©eb|^rQ^I, SSIictj II. 
 v-8, s. p/. (in ^orn gefa^tc) S^rbrillen. 
 
 Vftal, I. adj.; 11. — ly, ado. 1. yum Sebcnge^o* 
 rig , bicnlic^ ob. crforbcrlitb , Icbcnforbcrnb, 
 bQS 2ebcn untcr^Qltcnb, 2cben5=? 2. Icbcnb, 
 Icbcnbig, Icbcn&frdftig ? 3. \)66)^ not^mn* 
 big, TOcfcntlic^j — air, bic 2-Slufti — blood, 
 ba& 2-§blUt5 —energies, baS g-SfcUcrj — 
 faculty , bic 2-§fraft, E-§fd^ig!eit5 - parts, 
 pi. bic 8-§t^cilc j — spark, bcr 2-§fun!c5 — 
 spirits, pi. bic 2-§gci|icr5 — thread, bcr 2-g* 
 fabcnj — warmth, bic 2-§»drmc5 III. v-s, 
 *. pi. bic £cben&t^ciic. [gcbcn. 
 
 VitaKjty, Vi'talness, s. bic gebenSfraft, bag 
 
 To Vl'talize, v. a. bclcbcn. [Sibotterg im 6i. 
 
 \Tft'ellary [m>., Sm.'^ , s. (». U.) bcr ©i§ bc§ 
 
 Vitel'line [Sm.'] , adj. Bot. bcn ©otter bctref= 
 fcnb, bottcrartig, ©otter*. 
 
 Vitel'lus (Vjtel'), .V. Bot. bcr ©otter. 
 
 To Vi'tiate [vish' — ] , v. a. 1. ccrbcrbcn, »cr* 
 fdlfc^enj 2. ungultig madden, cntfrdftcn. 
 
 ♦Vitia'tion, s. 1. bie SSerbcrbung, SSerfdU 
 f(i^ung 5 2. bic SBcrnic^tung, ^uf()ebung. 
 
 \'itili'go , s. Med. ber ^u§fa$. 
 
 Vi'tious, &c. v/rf. Vicious, &c. 
 
 Vit'real, Vit'rean , adj. vid. Vitreous. [trifd(>. 
 
 Vrt'reo-elec'trlc ac/;.glo§cIc!trif{b, poflti)} clct»' 
 
 Vit^reoas, I. adj. glQgartig, glafern, ®la&n 
 — electricity , P/iy. bie poruioc Ob. ®la5c(et«, 
 
 ttidtiiti — humour, Anat. bie frj)ftallif(&c 
 
 ^euc^tigfeit, bcr ©laSforpcrj — salt, bic 
 
 ©laSgQlIc, baS ©laSfd^malj^ — silver ore, 
 
 Min. bttS ®Ia§er5 5 — tubes , bie ®li§r6^rcn, 
 
 ber ^ulguriti II.— ness, s. bic®Itt8artig!cit. 
 Vjtres'cence, s. bic SSerglttSbarfcit. 
 Vjtres'c^nt, Vitres'cjble, adj. PcrglttSbor. 
 Vitrjfrabil'jty, s. bic S5crgla§barfcit. 
 Vift'r|fi?ible, adj. pcrglaSbar. 
 Viftrifac'tion (Vitriffica'tion), s. bicS5cr»anb« 
 
 lung in ®Ia8, S5erglofung. 
 Vit'rjform, adj. glaSartig. 
 ToVit'rify (Vitrifjcate) , v. I. a. ccrglofcttj 
 
 II. n. ju ®la§ rocrbcnj pcrf(blacfcn. 
 Vit'rjol, .V. bcr S5itrioI, col. boS J:upfcr»Q|fcr j 
 
 burnt —, calcinirtcrSSitriol (furbicOJialer)^ 
 
 sweet spirit of — , (SdjlDCfcIdtberj — stone, 
 
 ber mtriol^altige ©tcin. 
 To Vit'riolate , v. a. in cin fd^mcfclfaurcs Bali 
 
 pcrwanbein, witriolifiren. 
 Vrt'rjolated , ViYriolate , adj. mit SSitriol gc= 
 
 fd^rodngert, — (al-)kali, fc^njefclftturc§ ^alii 
 
 — water, ba§ SBitrioIwoffcr. 
 vrtriola'tion, s. bieSScrroanblung in cin fd()»e« 
 
 felfaurcg Bal^ , SSitrtoIifirung. 
 Vitrjoll'zable, adj. »itrioIifirbar. 
 ViftrjoMza'tion, s. vid. Vitriolation. 
 Vitrjol'ic adj. bcn SSitriol bctrcffcnb, pitrio* 
 
 li\ii — acid, bic SBitrioIfdurc, vid. b. j. u. 
 
 Sulphuric acid. [Sulphurous 
 
 Vit'rjolous [Sm., vitri' — , £.] , adj. n. ix. vid. 
 To Vit'riolTze, v. a. vid. To Vitriolate. 
 Vi'try, *. cine ^rt ungeblcid|)tcr grobcr 2cin» 
 
 roanb , au§ bcr iridnbifcben ©rofff^aft (§orf . 
 Vit'tels, kc. vid. Victuals, Ac. 
 Viff uirne [Sm. , — In , Wore.'] , adj. cin ^Qlb 
 
 betrcffenb , ^Qlb§«. [bcl^aft. 
 
 Vjtu'perable [or vi — ] , adj. tQbcInSrocrt^, to* 
 *To Vjtu'p^rate, v. a. tatdti, mi^biUigcn, 
 
 fcbclten. 
 
 * Vitupera'tion, s. ba§ Sabcln, bcr Zatitl 
 
 * Vjtu'perative, adj. tabclnb, fd^jeltcnt). 
 Vi'tus, .V. S5eit, Situs (5K-n.) 5 St. - 's dance, 
 
 Med. bcr ©anct SScit&tanj. 
 Vjva'ce [— a'tsh?] , adv. Miis. Icb^aft. 
 viva'cious, I. adj. 1. Icbljoft, muntcr , rufHg, 
 
 t^fitig, 2. Icbcngfrdftig 5 II. — ness, s. vid. 
 
 Vivacity. [tcrfiit. 
 
 Vj va9'jty [or vl — ] , s. bic Scb^aftigfcit, aJtun^ 
 vi'vairy, s. Sport. & LaicLbcrS^icrgortcnj 
 
 2. ba§ Jtanind>cngc^cge 5 3. bcr SBci^cr, 
 
 ^ifdj^dlter. 
 Viva voce [vi'va vo'ce], I. adv. (lot.) munbUt^ i 
 
 II. s. Law, baS miinbUd^c SBcttjor in offcncr 
 Vi'ver, *. vid. Sea-dragon, [©eridjtSjlftung. 
 iVi'v^rs, *. pi. vulii. 2eben§mittcl. 
 
Vive 
 
 812 
 
 Void 
 
 Vives, s. pi. Vet. Die geifel (^e^lfu(&t, g)Zon= 
 Delcntjfinfeung bcr ^ferue). 
 
 ViVid, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. Icb^Qft, lebenbig, 
 ^eftig, muntcr, t^citig, fraftig, HI. — ness, 
 s. t>ie Scb^aftigf eit, ^untcrfeit, 2ebenl5ig!cit, 
 tQ8 Sebcn, Die .Rroft. 
 
 Vivif ic, — cal, adj. belebmt). 
 
 To Vivificate [S., VF., Ja., 5m., W^orc, 
 \iv'i-, Wb.], V. a. 1. uid. To Vivify ; 2. 
 C/iem. (bcf. Slueifnlber) rebuciren, in ben 
 mctttUificn 3uflonb surudbringen. 
 
 Wvifica'tion, s, l.Das Seben, bie Sclebung 5 
 2. Ckem. bie Stcbuction in ben metallifc^en 
 3uftanb. [adj. belebenb. 
 
 *VIvificative [5., W., &c., vlv'i-, Wb.], 
 
 Viv'ifier, s. ber ober baS ®clcbenbe. 
 
 To Viv'ify , V. a. beleben. 
 
 VivipVous, adj. 1. lebenbige Snngc gebd^* 
 renb5 2. Bot. fid^burdj ^ortfd5e;3roicbeln 
 Ob. bur(^ ©amen, ber auf bcr ^flanje feimt, 
 fortpflanjenb. 
 
 Vivisec'tion, i\ bicGroffnung eine§ Icbenbigen 
 ,a6rpcrS sum SSe^uf anatomifd^sp^gftfc^er Un* 
 ter[u(^ungen. 
 
 Vix'en, s. 1. Sport, a) ber junge ^ud^§, bQ& 
 %uii)h6)in , ^ud(>5lein5 6) bie gfic^finnj 2. 
 x5w/g. a) bie ^eiferinn, ^anferinn, tai 3anf= 
 cifcn, bie bfifeSiebcnj 6)ba8quarrcnbe^inb, 
 
 Vix'enly, adj. jdnfif(^, feifenb.[bcr©d)rei^al§. 
 
 Viz. , abbr. c. Videlicet (n>ie bie ^bfurjung 
 immer ouSjufprec^cn ifi) adv. ndmli(b , baS 
 fjeift, roie folgt, gum SSeifpiel (j. *8.)' 
 
 Tiz, *. eine Heine 3innmunse auf 3un!cet)Ian, 
 sugleid^ al§ ®en>i(^t bicnenb. 
 
 VizVd ,*. wd. Visor, [men. 
 
 To Viz'ard, v. a. ma$!iren, oerlarcen, oermum* 
 
 Viz'er, s. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 Mfz'i^r [viz'yfr , F.y P., Erif. , Sm. , Wore. ; 
 viz'yer , W., Ja.y vizyir', St. J.] , s. ber erfie 
 5Kinifter am turfifcben 4)ofe, SSejir, SGBefrir. 
 
 Viz'or, s. vid. b. U. Visor. 
 
 Vo'cabie, s. bie SSocabel, baS SBort. 
 
 Vocab'ulary, *. Da& SSocabularium; SBorter-- 
 i)cr5ei(^ni^, fteine SB6rterbud^. 
 
 Vo'caU adj. 1. jur @timme ge^orig , mit cincr 
 Stimme begabt, tonenb, loutenb ^ 2. gefang= 
 rd(^j 3. miinblitb )— ability , Sttlent, ®e-- 
 f(bicf Utbfeit im ®efang5 - fugue, bie ©ing^ 
 fugcj — music, 1. bie SSocolmufif) 2. gen. 
 ber ©cfangj — performer, ber @dnger,bie 
 
 Vocal'jc, adj. oocalifdj, SSocaU. [@dngerinn. 
 
 Vo'califfm, s. bcr SJocaliSmuS. 
 
 Vo'cailist, s. ber ©dnger, bie <Sdngcrinn. 
 
 Vpcal'jty, *. 1. bie <Spra(bfQ^ig!eit, ©prac^e, 
 bas Sonen , tauten 5 2. bie Sautborf eit, 
 @predjbarfeit. 
 
 To Vo'calize, v. a. jum Saute bilbcn, tinmfi 
 macben, einen Saut geben. 
 
 Vo'cally, adv. bur(b Saute , mittelfl ber Stim' 
 me, in SBorten , beutlid?. 
 
 Vo'c?.lnes8, s. vid, Vocality. 
 
 Vpca'tion , s. 1. bie SBerufung, ^ufforbcrung, 
 ber Sfluf j 2. ber 33eruf, ba§ @cf(^dft, bie a5e» 
 f(bdftigung. 
 
 VSc'ative, Gram. I. adj'. rufenb, Utufs 5 — case 
 or II. s. ber SSocati», SfluffaU, Ifnrebefall. 
 
 To Vociferate, v. n. & a. laut auSrufcn, 
 f^reien, vw/g. briiacn. 
 
 VQcif^ra'tion, s. bttS laute ©djreien, ©efcbrei, 
 vulg. aSruUen. 
 
 VQcif^rous, adj. laut fc^reienb. 
 
 Voe, s. provinc. (auf ©^etlanb) ber ©aljfec. 
 
 Vo'gle, s. Min. (in Corn.) eine offene ,Rluft. 
 
 Vogue [vog] , s. bie^ufna^me, 5)?obe,berOiuf, 
 ^a^ 2fnfe^en5 to be in — , im ©(bwangc fein 
 ober gc^en, in gropem 9lufc fie^en, bcliebt fein. 
 
 Voice, s. 1. bie ©timmej 2. ber ©(ball, 3. lit 
 ©pra^ej 4. vid. Vote, l.j 5. Gram, the 
 passive — , the active — , "bit paffioc , actif e 
 ^orm (eineS SSerbumS)? — 's breaking, bie 
 QJJutation bcr ©timme jur ^dt ber >puber= 
 tiiti — part, Ut ©ingflimme, ©efangflimme 
 ber Sompofition. 
 
 To Voice, V. a. 1. (n>. u.) (ein ®eru(bt) au§s 
 fagcn, cerbreitenj 2. Mus. (eincSrgelpfcife) 
 probiren, angeben, anfprecben laffcn, jur Uns 
 fpracbe bringen, 3. vid. To Vote, [fltimmig. 
 
 Voiced, adj. mit einer ©timme, full — , ooU= 
 
 Voiice'less, adj. 1. o^ne ©timmcj f(bn>eigcnb, 
 ftummj 2. feine (SSa^IOStimmc gebenb, 
 nid^t l^immfd^ig. 
 
 Voifd, I. adj. 1. leer, 2. mit of: a) leer an, er« 
 mangelnb, arm an, o^ne, un*:— of air,Afwj. 
 unmelobifc^} — of interest, unintereffantj — 
 of learning, o^ne ® elc^rfamf eit, ungelebrtj 
 
 — of reason, unbernunftigj 6) frei t>on, Io§: 
 
 — of offence, ftbulbloS, 3. lebig, eriebigt, un» 
 befe^t, Docantj 4. nicbtig, ungiiltigj 5. un= 
 roirtfam, oergebli(b, ettel, 6. roefenloS, to 
 leave—, in ^lanco laffen, nicbt auSfiiUtn 
 (3ablen, ^^tamen, 2C.)5 to make — , 1. fig. 
 cerle^en, ubertrcteu) 2. oerni(bten, ouf^eben, 
 ungiiltig erfldren ober macbenj II. .y. l.ber 
 leere (Raum, ^it Seere, 2. bie Hdt. 
 
 To Void , V. I. a. 1. leercn, leer ma^en, rdu* 
 men? 2. cerlajfen, 3. (— oat)au&Ieercn,ttu§» 
 giepen? 4. bur(b ben ©tu^Igang »on ficbgc* 
 ben, 5. jSg. oerni^ten, auf^eben, ungultig 
 mo^eni II. n. jicb auSleeren, leer roerbcn. 
 
 Voi'daible, adj. 1. au^Iecrbar, au&suleerciij 2. 
 
 Jig. auftu^cben,terni(btbor. 
 
 VOr'dance, s. 1. \>U ^Ku^leerung, Lav), 2. bie 
 
Void 
 
 813 
 
 Yolu 
 
 entfc^ung i 3. bie (Srlcbigung (ciner ^frun= 
 be) , aSacans , 4. (n. u.) bic 'Kuiiini)t, Der aSor= 
 
 Voi'd^d, adj. Her. auSgcbcoc^en. [roanD. 
 
 Voi'd^r, s, 1. Dcr ^u§lcercr, :c. c/. To Void; 2. 
 bcr Sifdjforb , Safelforb (njorein ^k Ubcr* 
 bleibfcl bcr Za^d gefammclt werben) , 3. Her. 
 cin fafl ^albfreisformigcs ©^renfluce am 6ci» 
 tcnranbe be§ ©(^ilbcS. 
 
 Vox'djng, comp. — knife, bttS ^Bieffer jum Sif(^= 
 rcinigcn j — lobby, (Shaksp.) baS SSorjimmer. 
 
 V6id'n?8s , A-. 1. Die gecre, 2. ber OJiangel j 3. 
 bic *Jti(^tighit, Ungultigf cit , UnrairBfamfcitj 
 
 Voil, s. vid. Voyol. [4. tiiz SSefenlofig^cit. 
 
 Voi'sinage, s. vid. Vicinage, Vicinity. 
 
 Voi'ture [— 'tshur] , s. (franj.) 1. (». u.) ba§ 
 Subrmcrf , bie ^u^rcj 2. (Mbwt, n. u.) baS 
 §ortf(batfungSmittcl, bic ®clegcn^cit. 
 
 Vol, f. 1. abbr. ft. Val; 2. Her. bcr ^lug (bic 
 sroei gliigel cincs SogeU) j demi — , bcr ^albc 
 obec gebroc^cnc ^lug, bcr glugcl. 
 
 Vpla'cious, adj. flicgcnb. [t^ig. 
 
 Vo'lage, adj. fliiktiQ, unbcflanbig, n>an^clmu= 
 
 V^lal'kali , s. (contr. c. volatile alkali) Chem. 
 bQ6 flucbtigc ^ali. 
 
 Vo'lant, I. adj 1. picgcnb (bcf gl. Her. volslnt') ; 
 2. fliiitig, raf(^ } 11. s. bas flicgcnbc Soger. 
 
 Vo'lary, s. vid. Volery. 
 
 Volat'ic, adj. fliegenb, flut^tig. 
 
 VSI'atile [S. , W. , Wb. , Sm.; - til, Ja.] , 1. 
 adj. 1. ^icgcnb , 2. C/iem. oerflicgcnb, pucb= 
 tigj 3.yig. cerdnbcrlit^, wanfelmut^ig, flucb= 
 tig, Icb^Qftj Chem-s. — alkali , ba§ fluci^tige 
 ^Qli 5 — essence, bereytrttft, @piritu§i — 
 salts, jerflief bare ©aljje ^ — spirits of vinegar, 
 Stiecbcffig, flud^ tiger (Sfriggeifti II. s. 1. Uh 
 {ftic(bflaf(^(^cn 5 2. (n. u.) baS gefliigelte S^icrj 
 III. — ness, s. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 VQlatil'ity , s. 1. Ckem. ba& SScrfliegen, SSer= 
 flu(^tigeni 2. j?g. bie ^liLi(^tig!eit, 2eb^oftig= 
 feit, aserdnberli(bfeit. [flucbtigung. 
 
 VSlatiliza'tion, s. baS glud)tigmaien,bieSSer= 
 
 To VS'iatjlize, v. a. fliltbtig mac^en, Derflu(bti= 
 
 Vplcan'ic, adj. culfanif^. [gen. 
 
 Vol'cani'st, s. 1. ©incr, ber ficb mit ber Unter* 
 fu(^ung berSSulfane befc^dftigtj 2. Geof. ber 
 SSulf anifl , ^n^dngcr ber Se^re 00m oulfani= 
 fcben Urfprunge ber OebirgSarten- [git. 
 
 Vol'canite, s. Min. ber SJulfanit, gemeine ^u^ 
 
 Volcan'ity, s. ber ioulfanif(^e 3uflanb. 
 Volcaniza'tion , s. bie SSulfanifation (ber burcj^ 
 (Sinroirfung be§ oulfanifcben gcucr§ erjeugte 
 3uftanb). 
 To Vol'canize, v. a. oalfanijiren, bem oulfani* 
 fc^en ^cuer au&fe^cn. 
 
 Volca'no, s. ber ^ulfan, feucrfpeienbc Serg. 
 vole, *. Gam. bic SSolc , ber Sout (aUc ©tic^c 
 
 im ^artcnfpiclc) j to go the — , ben Sout 
 mac^en, auf ben Zont gel)en. 
 
 VQlee', s. Mas. ber 2dufcr. 
 
 V61'ery[Jr., 5m., vo'len . ^-^ ^b.], s. 1. 
 Sport. bie^lu(^t, ber ^lug, baSSSolf, Uc 
 mtu, cigcntl. ^ctte (SSogel) 5 2. bad (grope) 
 
 To Vol'jtate, v. n. flttttcm, fIiegcn.[SSogel^au6. 
 
 Voljta'tion, s. ba§ glattcrn, gliegen. 
 
 Voli'tion, s. 1. ba§ SBoUcn i 2. bcr SBiUc, \>U 
 SBiUenStraft, SBiUen&t^dtigrcit. 
 
 Vol'itive, adj. 1. woUenb, bc^ SBoUcnS fd^ig, 
 wiUcnSfd^ig 5 2. roiUenSfrdftig ^ n)iUcn§t^d= 
 tigi — faculty, ta^ aBiUcng^crmogcn. 
 
 VoUange', s. vid. Avalanche. 
 
 Vol'ley, s. 1. bcr ^lugj 2. Ui ©aloe, Sobung j 
 3.y2gr.bcr^ugbrui^,(S8ort=)<Btrom, ergu^i 
 bic ^lut^ 5 at — , im ^(uge, oon ungefd^r. 
 
 To Vol'ley , v. I. a, abfc^iepcn, auSlabcn, fnaU 
 Icnb ausflofcn j II. n. fic^ (in ©tromen) cnt« 
 lab en. 
 
 Volt [ W., Sm. ; volt, Kn.], s. 1. Man. bic^oltc, 
 ber ^reiSritti 2. Fenc. \ia& SBoItircn. 
 
 Vol'ta, imper. (ital.) Mus. wicbcr^olc ! 
 
 VoltJi'ic, adj. ooltaifd^, — pile or battery, 
 JPliy. lik ooltaif^c ober gabanifc^e ©dule. 
 
 Vol'taism, s. bcr ©aloaniSmuS. 
 
 Vol'tatype, n)ie Electrotype, qv. 
 
 Vol'tj, imper. (ital.) Mw*. voiti, wcnbc um. 
 subito, wenbcfcbncUum! [fenb. 
 
 Volu'bilate, Vol'ubile, adj. Bot. winbcnb, ran= 
 
 Volubil'ity, s. 1. ba§ SHoUcn, bie ((^neUcSBewc' 
 gung 5 2. bic ^d^igfeit fi(b lu brc^en , ju n>dU 
 jen, SftoUbarfcit, 3. bie SBcrocglit^fcit, ®cldu> 
 figfcit (bcr 3ungc, :c.), Scit^tigfcit, ber ^lup 
 (ber SBortc, :c.). 
 
 VQl'uble, I. adj. ; II.— ly, adv. 1. walsfd^ig, roU= 
 bar i 2. fi(b brc^enb, rodljcnb j 3. bcrocglii, gc- 
 Idufig, Icicbt; flicpcnbj 4. rebfelig, gcft^rodgig. 
 
 Vei'ume [vol'yum] , s. 1. bic StoUcj 2. berUm= 
 frci§, bie (ficb rollcnbc ober fortrodlscnbe) 
 QJJajfe, ber Umfangj 3. bie (f orperlitbc) ©rope, 
 ^usbe^nung, pile, 5!)ta|fe, baS.Solumcn i 4. 
 berSanb, ba§a3u(b5 —of the voice, Mus. 
 ber Umfang bcr ©timmcj v-s of smoke, 
 9lau(^roolfen. 
 
 *V61'umed, adj. geroUt, (jufammcn=)gcballt. 
 
 Volu'mjnous, I. arfj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. aud »ic= 
 Icn {RoUen (ob. SBdljungen) bcflc^enb , mU 
 freifigi 2. bdnbcreicb, inclt^cilig; flarf, bicf j 
 3. oiclf(i^reibenb 5 III. — ncss, s. 1 . bic Dicfc 
 (cineS a5u(^§) 5 2. bic OJiengc oon ©dnbcn. 
 
 VSl'untarily, arfu. freiwillig, ©on fclbft.[tigfcit. 
 
 Vol'untariness, *. bic^reiroilligfcit? ©clbflt^d= 
 
 VOl'untary , I. adj. 1. frciroiUigj 2. bcrcitraiU 
 lig, 3. abfic^tlid^, oorfd§lic^5 4. oonfclbfl, 
 fclbftt^dtig, felbftbeftimmenb j —jurisdiction. 
 
Volu 
 
 814 
 
 Vow 
 
 Law, Die fmroiUige ©eric^tSbarMtj — prin- 
 ciple , btf. Am. (au(i) in ©iiglanD u. @d>ott* 
 lanl)) boS ^reuuiUigfdtspnncip (iconai Die 
 ©cifilic^cn bloS con Den freiroiUigen ©aben 
 ber ©Iclubigen iljrcr 6onfcffion oDer <Secte bc^ 
 folbet rotrben)} 11.*. l. uirf. Volunteer; 2. 
 Mm*. bQS freie Sonfpiel nad) Saune unb din* 
 gebung, bQ& dxtcmporC; bic ^p^antafic. 
 
 V61i^nta'ryi8Ui, a. roie Voluntary principle, qu. 
 
 VcJltinteer', I. s. ber S>olontdr, greiroiUigej II. 
 adj. freiroiUig , freiroiUig bienenb. 
 
 To VSlunteer', v. I. n. Mil. alS greiwiUiger 
 bicncn? II. a./am.auScignem^ntricbe iiber* 
 ne^men, freiwiUig ucrric^tenj to —a speech, 
 eine Sflebc improoijiren. 
 
 Vplup'table, adj. reijenb, angene^m. 
 
 ♦Vpliip'tuary , *. ber SBoUuftUng. 
 
 Vpliip'tuous [— 'tshu— ], I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. 
 rooUiiftig, iippig 5 HI. — ness, s. r}it SSoUujl, 
 
 Voluta'tion, j.baSSBcilscn, 9toUen.[fippigfeit. 
 
 Volute', s. 1. Geom. \ik ©djnecCenlinie , <Spi= 
 rale, 2. yirc/t. bie @(^ne<fc, ber ©djnorf cl 5 
 3. Conch, bie SBalscnfcbnecte. 
 
 V61'utite,*./'ef. bic oerfteincrtcSSalsenfcbnecte. 
 
 Volu'tion, s. r)k ©(bnecfcnroinbung. 
 
 Vo'm^r, s. Anat. bQ5 *Pflugfd>arbein. 
 
 Vom'ica, *. Med. H6 8ungcngcf(bn)ur. [nuf. 
 
 V6ra'ic-nut, s. Bot. ba§ »Krdbenauge, biclBrec^^ 
 
 To Vom'it, V. I. n. fpcien, |id) crbrecben, fi(^ 
 ubergebeni U. a. (to — up or out) aufftopeu, 
 QUSfpeicn, au^breien, ouSroerfcn. ^ 
 
 VSm'jt, s. 1. bo$ ©cfpiene j 2. baS Ubergeben, 
 erbre(^eai 3. ba§ SSrecbmittel, SSomitio. 
 
 VSin'iting-niit, s. vid. Vomic-nut. [fen. 
 
 Vomi'tion, s. boS @peien, @rbre^en, 2fusn)er= 
 
 Vom'itive, Vfim'itpry, adj. 1. taxif Grbrcc^en 
 betreffenb, SSred^sj 2. (5rbre(ben »erurfa(^enb 
 Ob. beforbernbj vitriol — , ber SSitrioI jum 
 iiUrei^eni — operation , bie SBirfung 5um 
 ii8re(beni — potion, ber a5re(l^trQn^ 
 
 Vom'jtQry, s. baS SSrc^mittel. 
 
 Vora'cious, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. gcfrcipig, 
 (fref »)3«n9 5 2. rduberif(^, roubfud^tig. III. 
 — ness , s. vid. b. f. SB. 
 
 VQra9'ity, s. 1. bie ©efrd^igfeit, ©ierigfeit, 
 2. bic 9taubgier, Sflaubfut^t. 
 
 Vorag'inous [Ja., Wb., Horc.y Kn.;—ra.'—, 
 Sm.] , adj. toVL ©d^lunbe. 
 
 Vo'rant, adj. Her. oerfd^lingenb. 
 
 Vor'tex, s. (pi. vor'tices or vor'tex^s) bcr SBirs 
 bcl, ©trubclj pi. bieSBirbel, baS Jtreifen, 
 ©re^cn. [fufionst^ierc^en). 
 
 Vor'tjcel, s. boS S^nellt^icrcbcn (eine "Kvt 3n* 
 
 Vor'tical, adj. roirblic^, roirbelnb, bre^enb, — 
 motion , ber SBirbel, bic frei&formigc a5e»e= 
 
 Vo't^l, adj. eine ©tinune betreffenb. [gung. 
 
 Vo'taress, s. 1. bie ©cjDciljte, aScrlobtc, S^onnc j 
 2. bie SBcrcljrcrinn, TCnbetcrinn. 
 
 Vo'tary, 1. (Vo'tarist, n. U.) *. 1. bcr ®croci()tc, 
 SSerlobte, Siinger, 50?6n(i j 2. bcr SScrc^rcr^ 
 Tfnbeter, Tfn^dnger, II. adj. l.gclobt, gcwei^ 
 Ijet, 2. ein®eliibbe betreffenb, ingolgc cinc^ 
 ©eliibbeS gef(bc^enb. 
 
 Vpta'tion , *. 1. iiit ©timmgebung, bQ$ ®tim» 
 men, 2. vid. Voting by ballot. 
 
 Vote, s. l.bicStimmc, SBQ^lflimmc, ^cU 
 nungj 2. bic ©timmgebung , ba$ ©timmcn 
 c/. b. ©. SB.i 3. bad ojfcntli^c oiclftimmigc 
 ©ebet j to put to the — , abfiimmen. 
 
 To Vote , 0. I. n. feine ©timmc gcbcn , ftim= 
 men, abftimmcni to — by ballot, ballotircn, 
 (bur(b^Kugelnabf^immen)5 II. a. l.bur(b^b= 
 flimmen (burcb 50{c^rt)eit bcr ©timmen) be* 
 fc^liepcn, ootircn, ern)dt)lcn, erncnnenj 2. 
 
 jtg.einftimmig fiir... erfldrcnj to— an address, 
 Fari. cine Ibrejfc abjlimmcn. [mann. 
 
 Vo't?r, s. ber©timmcnbc, (Stimmgcbcr,aBa^I= 
 
 Vo'ting, p. s. ba§ ©timmcnj — by ballot , bic 
 ^bflimmung burcb ,Rugcln, Sallotagc^ — by 
 proxy, bic ^bjlimmung burtb ©tcUocrtrctcr 
 
 Vo'tive, adj. (an)gelobt, burcb ©cliibbc bc= 
 i^immt, gen)cil)ti the — string, fig. biegc* 
 roci^te 2eier (bie bciUgc >Dicbtfun|l)5 — tab- 
 lets, SSotiotafcln, ©cliibbctafeln. 
 
 To Vouch, V. I.a.l. jum3cugen rufcn^ 2. bc^ 
 jcugen, bet^cttcrn, befrdftigcn, bcf^dtigcn, 
 bcroeifenj 3. ^g-. ©crod^r Iciftcn ob. biirgcn 
 fiir ... 5 4. Law, vox ©crid^t forbcrn, um X)ii 
 ©arantie cincs 9le(bt&anfprucb§ ju gcrodlj= 
 rcn i ll.rt.3euge fcin, 3eugnif ablcgcn, jcugcn. 
 
 Vouch, .V. boS 3eugnip, Ut S5ef(bcinigung. 
 
 Vouchee', s. Law, Qimv, ber »or ©erid^t fcine 
 ©orantic fjat ncnnen muJTen. 
 
 Vou'cher, s. bcf. Law, 1. bcr^CUgc, ©e= 
 n>dl)r(0)mannj 2. baS 3cugnif, bcr ©cbcin, 
 58elcgf(bcin, SScleg, bie Urfunbe,baS)Docus 
 mcntj 3. Ut Gintrittsf orte 5 4. bic S5orla= 
 bung »or ©ericbt, um bic ©arantic feinc& 
 Sflccbtsanfpru(be0 yu retbtfertigenj vouchers, 
 pl. aSelcgfcbcinc, Bcugniffcj regimental v-s. 
 Mil. torn Otegimcnt bcglaubigtc 3ablung6= 
 attcfic. [©erid^t forbcrt. 
 
 Vouchor', s. Law, (Sincr , ber ben vouchee ©or 
 
 To Vouch'safe, v. I. a. ocrjlattcn, criaubcnf 
 gerodbren, bcroiUigen, ocrlcibcnj II. n. fid? 
 bcrablttffen, geru^cn, roitrbigcn, bclicben. 
 
 Vouchsafe'ment , s. 1. bic ©crod^rung , SScr* 
 leibung, SBcr j^attung j 2. bic ^crablajfung. 
 
 Voussoir [vuswar'j , *. Arch, bcr @4>Iuf f^cin, 
 ©eroolbfiein. 
 
 W6'9/, s. 1. bo& (^eilige) ©cliibbc j 2. bie (fcicr= 
 lidjc) ^ngelobung, baa fcierli(bc .^crfpred|?cn, 
 
Vow 
 
 815 
 
 Wada 
 
 ItX @(^n)ur) to receive the v-s, lja§ Jlloflcrs 
 selubfcc abUgen, (con ^rauen:) ten <Bd)ltut 
 (an)ne^men} — fellow, (nj. u.) ber ®elubt)e» 
 bruDer, Sunbesbruber. 
 
 To VoiV, V. a. 1. (ttuc^ n.) geloben, tin ®e= 
 lubtct^un,»erfpre(^en, angeloben, feierlic^ 
 erfldrcn, 6ffentlid> erflcircn, [(^tcSren, 8U= 
 fdjroorcnj 2. loei^en, roibmcn. 
 
 Vow'^l, I. s. bcrSSocal, ©elbj^laut, ©runblout, 
 ©clbftlautcr, ©runblautcr, U. adj. »ocalif(i(>, 
 felbflloutenb. 
 
 VoVeled, arfj. mit SSocalcn ocrfe^cn. 
 
 V6>v'er, A-. (Siner ber tin ©elubbe t^ut. 
 
 Voy'age, ;?. bic grope Sleife ju SBaJTer, ©ec= 
 reife, glupfa^rtj aerial —, "Siit 2uftreife. 
 
 To Voy'age, v, I. n. jur See rcifenj II. a. * 
 bereifen,befa^ren. 
 
 Voy'ager, s. ber (©ceOSlcifenbe. 
 
 Voy'Ql, Voy'al , s. Mar. bie ^abeloring (ein 
 flarfcs Sau jum (Sinroinben beS ^nfertaueS) ^ 
 — block, ein asiocf roorauf bic ^abelaring 
 
 Vugh [vu] , *. Min. vid. Vogle. [fd^rt. 
 
 Vulca'ni^n, adj. oulfanifc^: 1. M//t/i.bcnS5ul= 
 fan (Vulca'ni^s, @ott be§^euer§) betrejfenb^ 
 2. GeoL ben SSulfani^mug betrcffenb. 
 
 VyIcan'jCj Vul'c^nist, V^Ica'no, vid. Vole. ... 
 
 Vul'gair, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. gcmcin5 2. 
 niebrig, ro^, pobelljaftj 3. gcn)6^nli(b5 4. 
 Ittnbublit^j 5. offenfunbig, the — arts, bie 
 mecbanift^cn ^ffiinfle, ^anbfunftc 5 — fraction, 
 Arith. ber ge»ol)nI. ^rud^, — language, bic 
 ^Rutterfpracbe, SSolfSfprad^cj — translation, 
 vid. Vulgate; III. s. ipl. baS gemcinc SSolf, 
 
 ber gemcinc ^aufc, ^obelj IV. — ness, s. vid* 
 
 Vulgarity. 
 Vul'garism, s. 1. (n). u.) bic ©cmein^eit, 9lo^- 
 
 beit) 2. ber gemcinc TfuSbruct, SSuIgariSmuS. 
 Vuigar'ity, s. 1. bic ©emeinbcit; Siicbrigfcit^ 
 
 2. bic Olob^eit, ^obcl^Qftigfcit. [bigcn. 
 To Vul'garize, v. a. gemcinma»^en,^crabn)ur* 
 VQl'gate , I. s. bic SSulgttta (geroS^nlitbe Iatci= 
 
 nifcbc Sibeluberfc^ung), II. adj. bic ©uigata 
 
 bctrejfenb. 
 Vul'go, adv. gemcin{gli(b/ geroo^nlicb r ^i" 9^= 
 
 meinen Scbcn^ nodb gemeinemSpradjgebrttucb. 
 Vul'nerable,adj.t)crn)unbbar,»erlc§li(b.[neicn. 
 Vul'nerarie5,*.pi.Med.SBunbmittel,SBunbar5=' 
 Vul'n?rairy, adj.l. SBunbcn betrcffenb, SBunbsj 
 
 2. fur SBunbcn bienlicb 5 — balsam, ber SBunbs 
 
 bttlfamj — herbs, pL SBunbf rdutcr , btiU 
 
 frduterj — plaister, ^eilpflaf^erj — plants, 
 
 |)eilpflttn5en5 — potion, ber ^ciltranfj — 
 
 water, bQ& SBunbroaffer. 
 To Viil'n?r.1te , V. a. (n. ii.) ccrraunbcn. 
 Viiln^rOse', adj. mit SBunbcn bebecCt. 
 Vulnific, adj. ccrjounbenb. 
 Vul'pjne [ P.y St. J.y F. , Wore. , Sm. ; - In, S., 
 
 /a., Enf., Kn. ; — in or —In, W] , adj. 1. bcn 
 
 ^U(i&bctr.,Su(b§«52.fu(bSartig/ fcblau, lifltg. 
 Viil'pjnite, ^^ Min. bcr SSulpinit, ^iefelgip§. 
 Viil'sion, J. ba§3ie^en. 
 Viil'ture [— 'tshur], s. Orn. bcr ©cier. 
 ♦Vm'tarine [P., 5m.; -in, 5., W.y Wore], 
 
 adj. bcn ®cicr betrcffenb, ©eier^ geierartig. 
 ♦Vui'turous, adj*. gctcrmdpigj gefrd^ig, raub:» 
 
 fu(btig. 
 
 W. 
 
 W, w [doub'le u] , *. Qtin SWitlQUter, ber cor 
 SBocQien mit einem cocaUf(ben ^nfa§e, fafl 
 roic u 5u fpred^en ifl, aber nicbt, nit im beut= 
 ftben, mit jufammengepreftcn Sippen, cf. 
 Fliigei's cngl. ©pracble^rc, p. 62) u^ SB, m. 
 
 W., abbr. ft. West; w. ft. week; wa* n't, fl. 
 was not ; wc, wc/i. ft. which ; wd., ft. would ; 
 we're, fl. we are; who's, \t. who is ; W. I., fl. 
 (the) West Indies; Wil., Will., Wm., fl. Wil- 
 liam; Wilts., fl. Wiltshire; wk. fl. week; wf. 
 ft. wrong font , Typ. 9lanbsei(ben in Sorrcc* 
 turen, vid. Wrong; whf. fl. wharf; Wis., Wise. 
 ft. Wisconsin; wn. fl. when; wo. fl. who; 
 won't, vnlg. fl. will not; W. P., Wp., fl. 
 Worship ; Wpful, fl. Worshipful ; wt. fl. what ; 
 vith. ft. with ; Wy, fl. wey. 
 
 To Wab'ble [wob'bl] , v. n. vnlg. \id) ^in unb 
 
 ^cr berocgen, fd^Ieubern, fd)len!crn, f(bIottern^ 
 iDQufcn, warfeln, torfeln, anflopen. [teriften. 
 
 *Wab'blers, s. pi. (foot— ) Mil. cant, ^n^an* 
 
 Wa'board,'*. Min. bic |)dngebanf. 
 
 Wacke [TTn., Wore; unricbtig Wb., Sm.: 
 wak'e] Wack'y , s. Min. bie SBacfc. 
 
 Wad [wod], s. 1. bic ©(buttc (bQ§ ffiunb) 
 ©trob) 2. baS^utt'OberStopf^aarj 3. bic 
 SSattcj 4. bie SSorlttbung, bcr ^fropf 5 5. vid. 
 Wadd; 6. Sc. Law, bic Oeipcl, U^ ^PfanbJ 
 — hook, ber ^rd§cr, Jtugeljie^er j Guns. — 
 mill , "ait aSorfcblagform (ber Slafenflecbcr ju 
 ben SSorfcbldgen fur glubenbc ,Rugeln) i — 
 mill-tilt, bic ®cfcbu§becfe. 
 
 *To Wad, V. a. 1. flopfcn, ttuSflopfcn, fiJUenf 
 2. mit SBattc futtcrn, roattcn, roattircn. 
 
 WiiM^ble , adj. jum jDurAnjQten; fei(bt. 
 
VVadd 
 
 816 
 
 Wagg 
 
 Wadd [w6d], j. provinc. Min-s.lMv SBab (cr= 
 t)i9C§©d^n)ar5=3KartQQners)52.bQ§SSaffcrblci. 
 
 *Wad'ding, p. s. 1. Die SBattirung, SStttte^ 
 2 i>tt§ ^iin^aor (in ©tu^lcn, 2C.) ,* 3. Gun. Die 
 SSorlttDung, bcrSSorft^lag, ^fropf^ — maker, 
 Dcr SBattenmac^cr, SSattcnfabrifant. 
 
 *To Wad'die [wod' -] , v. n. IDatfdjcIn, f(^Iot= 
 tern, torfeln, warfeln , roanfcn j to — out of 
 the alley, Com. cant, (oon einem banferi)ttir= 
 ten ^ctienfpicier , on Dcr lonDoncr ©tocf&= 
 borfe) ^inauSioatfeln, b. i. fic^ oon bcr SJorfe 
 Surucfjie^en. 
 
 * Wad'dlef , s. pi. 1. Der SSart, Untcrfamm cU 
 neg 4)Q^n§ j 2. Die ^erab^angenben ©riifcn 
 am f)alfe eineS ©(^roein^j 3. bic|>oben eineS 
 ^abn§. 
 
 *Wad'dlingly, adv. roatfcbclig, torfclnb. 
 
 To Wade, v. I.n.l. n)aten52.yIg.(^l(^)Dur(b-- 
 arbeiten, Durcbbringenj to — into, ^g.ein= 
 bringen in... , ergrunben, erforftbenj to — 
 over , binubematen , bur(broaten s to — 
 through, or II. a. bur^waten^ burcbgebcn, 
 
 Wa'deable, adj. vid. D. fi. Wadable. 
 
 VVa'der^, s. (p/.) (Sumpfoogcl, SBabpSgcl. 
 
 Wad'mel [wod' -] , * Wad'meil , s. vid. Wad- 
 mill, & Wood-meil. [fur ^ifcber unb ZH^ex. 
 
 * Wads, s. pi. SBtttflrumpfc, Uberftrumpfe, bef. 
 
 * Wad'set , s. Sc. Laic, (oon Wad, 6. qv.) Die 
 (Srunbfiuctoerpffinbung. [flucf oerpfdnbet. 
 
 *Wad'setter,f.Sc.Lau),6iner, bercin®runb= 
 
 Wa'fer, s. 1. Die SSaffelj (— cake) Der Dunne 
 
 ^ien, aSajfclfucbcnj 2. Die Sblttte (in 3)0- 
 
 feln), sacramental w-s, ^ircbcnoblaten , |)0- 
 
 flien, — box , Die SblatenDofc j — dish , Da8 
 
 SblQtenteller^cn j — iron, — tongs, DaS SBaf- 
 
 fcleifcnj — maker, LDcrSiSalfelbdcfer j 2.Der 
 
 Dblatenbdtfer. [madden. 
 
 To Wa'fer, v. a. (cinen SSrief) mit S)blttte iu= 
 
 Wa'f^rer, *.Dcr agaffel(=^u(3^en=)33arfer5 SB-* 
 
 loerfdufer. [Da§ SBaffelcifen. 
 
 Waffle [w8f -] , s. Der SBaffcl!u(ben 5 —iron. 
 
 To Waft, V. I. a. 1 . Icid^t unD [(bnell fortbcwe* 
 
 gcnj (uber Dag SBaffer oDer Dur(b Die 2uft) 
 
 fubren, tragen 5 jufiibren 5 jurocben j 2. flott 
 
 oDcr f^roimmenD crbolten? 3. 3ei(ben (Durcb 
 
 cine roe^enDe ^abne, ic) gcben, mnUn,%U' 
 
 roinfen, II. n. firoimmen, [(brocben. 
 
 Waft, *. 1. Der f(b»immcnDe^6rper5 2. DaS 
 
 SScbcn, gliegen einer^abne al§©ignal, ^eU 
 
 (ben, S^otbseifbenj 3. Mars. Die ©cbau (Der 
 
 fleine SBimpel unD Die aSeroegung Deffelben), 
 
 to hoist the flag with a —, Die ^lagge im 
 
 ©cbau aufjlecfen. [Dung. 
 
 t Waf tage, s. 1. Die ^a^rt 5 2. Die ^ubre, U' 
 
 Waft?r, s. 1. Die ^dbre, DaS ®eleitf(biff, SSoot 
 
 Sur Uberfobrt, 2. i Der ^d^rmann. 
 
 4: Waf'ture [— 'tshur] , s. (Shaksp.) DaS 3ci» 
 (bengeben, fiBinfen, Die SSewegung, ®(b»en= 
 fung. 
 
 To Wag, V. I. a. [(butteln, wacfeln, mit... 
 weDeIn, febradnjcln, H- n. 1. roanfenj (fi^) 
 bcroegen, rubrenj 2. (fort)gcben. 
 
 Wag, s. Der ©dpalf, ©papoogel, —halter, Der 
 ®ttlgenf(b»engel, ©ttlgenftridf 5 Orn-*.— tail. 
 Die SSaiflelsej grey-beaded — tail, Die gelbe 
 a5a(bftcl8c. [^fonb, UnterpfonD. 
 
 Wage, s. 1. vid. D. j. fi. Wages ; 2. LaWy Dag 
 
 To Wage, v. a. I. bef. ^m. roettcn j 2. wagcn, 
 Daran (ouf'g ©pieOfc^enj 3.to— war,^rieg 
 fubrcnj 4. Law, a) to — (one's) law, einc 
 ©d^uIDforDcrung , k. (mit eibe&brtfcni) aU 
 fd^roSrcnj 6) wegen fciner Grf^etnung oor 
 ®cri(bt aSfirgfcbQft fleUen. 
 
 Wa'ger, s. 1. Die SScttc^ 2. Der SBettpreig, 
 Dog SBettgelD i 3. Die ©efa^rj to stake for 
 (to lay or to make) a — , auf g <Spiel fc|cn, 
 raettcnj name your—, n>ag gilt Die SBette ! 
 Laws. — of battle, :^ (vadiatio duelli) Dag 
 ^ncrbicten gum (geri(btli(ben) 3»eifampfe5 
 — of law , (vadiatio legis) Dag Tfnerbieten 
 beg aseflagtcn jur^lfbfcbroorung einer@(bulD 
 2C. unb Die ^Jfbfcbroorung (mit Gibegbclfem) 
 felbftj— (or wagering-)policy, Co/n.DieSBetts 
 police (eine "itxt Q^xenx>olicc, roelcbe jeDotb, bo 
 ibr aScrtb fwb ouf nicbtg bafirt, gefe$li(b un* 
 gultig ifl). [anbicten , roetten (— on, auf). 
 
 To Wa'ger, v. I. a. roctten, II. n. einc SBettc 
 
 Wa'g?s, *. pi. 1. Der SSeDientenlobn, SBocbcn* 
 lobn, @olDj 2. DieSJlatrofcnbduerj 3. Am. 
 Die ©idten Der SongrepabgeorDneten. 
 
 Wa'gerer, s. Dcr SBettenDe, SBetter. 
 
 WiVgery, s. Die ©cbalfbcit, Der SJlut^wittc, 
 (©cbelm=)<Strei(b, B^fia^. 
 
 Wag'gjsh, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. fcbalFbaft, 
 poffirli(b, lofe, mutbroillig j III. — ness, s. Die 
 <S(bal!^cit, ©(balfbaftigfeit, ^offirlicbfeit, 
 *:j}Jutf)n)illighit. 
 
 To Wag'gle , v. n. vulg. wacf eln. 
 
 Wag'gon, s. Der (^ubrs)SBogen,2aflroagen, 
 ^radjtroagen, Dag^ubrroerf, iZ-io. Der ©fi* 
 terroogenj close (or covered)— , Der ^ro= 
 oiantroagenjammunition— , Der 5i}?unitiong= 
 njogen, (bci ben (SngldnDern) ein Jtorbroa* 
 gen p ^rieggbcDfirfniJTen jeDcr ^rt j — box, 
 Die SBagenbfi^fej royal — corps, vid. corps 
 of waggoners ; — house (— office), bie (^oft') 
 SBagcnremifcj — lay, catit. Dag Sauem ouf 
 StBagen um fxe ju beraubeitj — maker, Der 
 SBagnerj — master -general, Der S)bern)a« 
 gcnmctfler 5 — spokes. Die ©pcitben eincg SBa* 
 genraDg j — train, ein JSruppencorpg Dcr ©ng* 
 IdnDer juSrangporten, ©tabgroacbcn, :c. (im 
 
Wagg 
 
 817 
 
 Wake 
 
 gclfcc) j — way , fccr ga^rrocg j — m hip , bic 
 §uljrmann§peitf4>c. 
 
 To Wag'gon , v. I. a. mit Dem SBagen trans* 
 portirenj II. n. (smifc^cn jroei Srtcn) mit 
 einem (grac^t*)SBagcn fa^reni w-ing, bag 
 (Sra(^t=)Sa^ren. [lo^n , ^u^rlo^n. 
 
 Wag'gonage, s. t>a5 gra(^tgelt) , bcr ^rac^t= 
 
 Wag'gon^r, s. 1. Der ^u^rmann, Sra(i^tfu^r= 
 mannj 2. Mil. Dcr Srainfnc^it) 3. Ast. 
 (Cyc.) vulg. ber grofe Sdr, coL SBagen 
 (n3rbl. ©ternbilb) j corps of w-s , bas Sorps 
 ber (cngl.) Srainfolbaten j — 's whip, tie 
 ^u^rmannspeitfc^e. 
 
 Waggon, &c. 5. vid. t). u. Waggon, &c. 
 
 Wag'-tail, s. vid. unt. Wag. 
 
 Waha'bee§, s. pi. Me SSa^abiten, S5c(^abitcn 
 (ncucrc mu^ammebanifc^e ©ecte). 
 
 Waif, Waift, s. Law, bie ^errenlofe <Bai)t, t)aS 
 »crIornc ®ut, ber ^errcnlofe ^unb jc. 
 
 To Wail, V. I. a. bcflagenj n. n. Hogen, wel^s 
 f lagcn, ft(^ bef lagen, ^eulcn j — ing robe, {Sh.) 
 iaB ©ewanb bea 2Bc^§ (©(^legcl). 
 
 Wail, (-}: WaiUnent) s. bie ^lage, SBe^flogcj 
 — fAI, adj. 4= fldglifb, trourig. 
 
 Wail, s. vid. Weal, 11. 
 
 Wain, s. 4: ber SBagen, barren 5 Charles' —, 
 Ast. ber grope ®dr, coL SBagcn cf. Waggo- 
 ner, 3.5 — bote , bag aBagncrt)Ols j — driver, 
 ber ^u^rmann, farmer 5 — load, bicSKagen= 
 labung, %xa6)tj — rope, ba& SBagenfcil. 
 
 To Wain, v. n. & a. vid. To Wane. 
 
 Wai'nage, s. n^: 1. biegu^rc, baS,Rarrcngut3 
 2. ber gu^rlo^n. 
 
 Wain'scQt [wen' - , S. , W., Sm., Kn., &c. ; 
 wan'-, W., Wb.yJa.y&c], ^.baSXafcllDcrf, 
 ©etdftl, bie SSerfleibung , SScrbrctcrung , bie 
 ® tubenrcanbj —chest and drawers, cinSBantu 
 f(^ranF mit ©c^icbfaftcnj - logs (—boards), 
 Sea lang. eid^ene§l£Bttgenf(l;of j^ii,^-^. — face, 
 b.grobe,plumpe®eWj~skin,b.grobe|)aut. 
 
 *To Wain'scpt, v. a.tdfeln, fibertdfeln, einle= 
 gen, Derfleiben? w-ed, adj. gctdfelt. 
 
 Wair, s.^Bail.) tin ©tiicf ©au^ols fed^S ©4)U^ 
 lang, unb cinen "Scbul) breit unb ftarf. 
 
 Waist, *. 1. ber 2eib, Unterleib , bie Saillej 2. 
 Found, bie ©(^weifung (einer ®lo(fe)5 3. 
 Mar. a) bie ^u^I (ber Z\)dl be& oberften 
 35ecfS jnjifc^en ber 25a(t unb ©cbanjc, m\(i)cx 
 mt bebetft ifl)5 6) bie 2afl (auf ^auffa^= 
 rem, ber 9laum eineS glatten £)ccfc8 jwifd^en 
 bem 35ratfpiU unb bem grof en ?Waft) j —band, 
 —belt, berScibgijrtcl, Seibgurtj^ofcnbunb? 
 bie ©ccjonfoppel, Umft^naUfoppel 5— boards, 
 vid. Wash boards ; Mars. — cloths , pi. bie 
 ®(^ansfleiber (auf ^rieg&f(]^iffen) 5 — net- 
 tings , bie ^infennetten on ben ©eiten ber 
 I. 
 
 ^u^ti -rail, bie 9laaleifle, baS dlaafiola - 
 shirt, bas |)alb^emb, SSor()cmb(^en , bie 6^c» 
 mifette j — trees, pi. Mar. bie aBanbcrfpicren. 
 
 Waist'coat [gen. wes'kot, W., St. J., F., Sm , 
 wast'cot. P., F., Wore] , s. bie SBefle , ba& 
 SBammS , .Ramifol j — shape , bas SBejlen* 
 flurf, ®ilet5 — stuffs, aSeflenjeuge. 
 
 * Waist'cQatings, s. pi. aBef^enjeugc. 
 
 Wais't?d, adj. comp.mit eincm (langen, :c.) 
 2eibe ob. mit einer (langen, ic) XaiUe j long—, 
 longleibig 5 short — , furjieibig. 
 
 Wais'ters , s. pi. Mar. bie ,ffu^lgaflcn (bie in 
 ber ^ul)l bie SBatbe ^abcn). 
 
 To Wait , V. I. n. 1. n>artcn (for , ouf . . . , er» 
 warten) j 2. (im ^inter^alte) laucrn, dinner 
 
 j w-8, ba§ ejfcn ifi bereit j to — at, aufmartcn, 
 bebiencn? to — on, or upon, 1. aufroorten, 
 bebienen } 2. feinc TCufroartung macbcn 5 3. ft(| 
 bcmut^ig ob. untert^dnig bejeigen gcgen . . . j 
 4. beforgcn, oerritbten (ein ^mt)) 5. beglei* 
 ten, folgen j to —on one with . . . , @inem mit 
 gtroaS aufroartenj TI. a. 1. erroartenj 2. be* 
 gleiten (nj. ix. flatt to — on). 
 
 Wait, s. 1. 4: ber SBdcbter , uid. Waits; 2. bie 
 2auer, ber ^inter^altj to lie in — for one, 
 6inem auflauern, nacbfteUen, to lay — , cinen 
 ^inter^alt legen. 
 
 Wai'ter, s. 1. ber a5egleiter,5^a(btreter) 2. ber 
 :?Cufn)drter, ^ellner, SSirt^Sjunge j 3. ber 
 SBdrter, S5ct)iente, Safelbecfer j 4. vid.Wai- 
 teress; 5. ber prdfentirteUerj dumb — , vid. 
 
 Wai'teress, s. bie lufwdrterinn. [unt. Dumb. 
 
 Wai'tjng, I. p. .s.bieTfufroartung, JBebienung, 
 to be in — , jur Tfufwartung bereit fcinj bie 
 SBacbe, ben ©ienfl ^aben 5 Lords (grooms &c.) 
 in — , bie bienftt^uenben SorbS (^ammer^er* 
 ren, ;c.) j officer in — , ber n)a(bt^abenbe S)f* 
 ficier, S). 00m Sage, Si). du jour; II. comp. — 
 boy, ber Saufjunge , S3iirf(iei — gentleman, 
 ber ^ammerbiener j ■ -gentlewoman, bie ^am* 
 merfrau 5 — maid (— girl) , 1 . bie TCufrodrte* 
 rinnj 2. ba& ©(benfmdbtben (im SBirt^S* 
 ^aufe)5 3. ba§ ^ammermdbcben, (in Seipjig) 
 bie Sungemagb 3 —man, ber fiacfci, Sebiente j 
 — woman, vid. — gentlewoman & — maid. 
 
 Wai'tr?8s, s. vid. Waiteress. 
 
 Waits, s. pi. ©tabtmufifanten (5Kufifanten 
 ber niebrigften Glaffe, biebef. jur SGBeibna(bt&» 
 jjdt auf offener ©trape fpielen). 
 
 To Waive, v. a. vid. To Wave a., 3. 
 
 Waive, s. Law, bie ®C&d)UU. 
 
 Wai'v^r, s. Law, bie TCnnabmeweigerung. 
 
 Wai'wode, &c. vid. Vaivode, &c. 
 
 Wai'ward, &c. vid. Wayward, &c. 
 
 To Wake, v. reg. &. ir. I. n. 1. n>ttd(>en, er»a- 
 ^en, aufruatbcn j 2. n)a(b fein, munter fcinj *- 
 52 
 
Wake 
 
 818 
 
 Wall 
 
 cegefein^lebeni 4.jig. leb^aftfeinj II. a. (- 
 op) 1. mcrfcn,aufn)ccfcn, erroerfen? 2. crmun= 
 tern, aufregcnj 3. in 3:ijdtigFcit fe^en, i)cr»or 
 Ob. in'S ©afein rufen j 4. (to —a corpse , to — 
 the dead) bei einer Seicj^e roatben, (jle) hma= 
 (ben, (bcr ocrftorbenen ^erfon ju 6^ren) cin 
 2ei(bcnfefl balten (biefe genj. in ber bcm Sobe 
 Hd(bfifolgenbcn 3^atbt ge^altene geier, wcldbe 
 in englanb feit ber Sfteformotion au^cr ®e= 
 brou(b gefommen ift, bat fid^ in SBaleS unb 
 &(i)Ottl., bef. aber in ^xlant) erbalten, wo fi 
 oft in f6rmli(be 3e(bgeloge ouSartet). 
 
 Wake, s. 1. ba§3Ba(ben, bieSBatbe, jftQ(bt»Q 
 dfZi 2. bieSobtenroacbe, bie(bef.irl.)2ci(ben= 
 fcier, bad 2ei(benfcfi (c/. To Wake, II. a. 4.) ; 
 3. bef. w-8 , pi. baS ^irrbmeibfefl, bie Stixi 
 mejfe, coi. JtirmS i 4. bie iS^ipfpur (®pur 
 eines fo^rcnben ©(biffed, bu ©tri(b auf bem 
 SBaffer), Mar.DaS^ffielroafFer^ to be in the 
 of a ship, fid) im ^ielroaJTer eineS anbern 
 6(biffe& bcfinben ? — man, bie erfic obngfeit= 
 lid^c ^erfon JU Rippon in rbr/cj/iire; — ro- 
 bin, Bot. ber Tfron, bie ^ron&wurj, a}?agen= 
 rourjel, 3e^rn)ursel. 
 
 Wake'ful,I.ad>. ; II.— ly, adv.l. njacbenb, fiblaf* 
 Io§) 2. roocbfamj HI. — ness, s. 1. bag SBa= 
 ^en, bie ©(blaflofigfeitj 2. bie SSacbfamfeit 
 
 To Wa'ken , v. a, & n. roic To Wake , qv. ; 
 wak(en)ing coma , Med. bie wa(benbc 
 @(bloffU(bt. 
 
 Wa'kener, *. 1. ber (Srroccferj 2.t>crOleijenbc 
 3. baS {Reijmittel. [2. bcr erroecfer; ic 
 
 Wa'ker, *. 1. ber SBatbcnbe, IC. c/. To Wake ; 
 
 Wale, s, 1. mrf. Weal, II.; 2. bie Infcbrote, 
 ©Q^lleifie, ba§ ©ablbanb 5 3. Mar. \>a& 58erg= 
 ^otj (eine »on ben berauSfie^cnben ^lonfen, 
 roeltbe eine bcr^auptcerbinbungcn beg ©(bif 
 feS ttU§niad^en)5 — knot, vid. Wall-knot; — 
 sided (— reared), vid, b. b. Wall-sided. 
 
 To Wale, v. a. vid. To Weal. 
 
 Wales , s. Geog. (bo& gurficntbum) SBoIeS, 
 aBaai§j Prince of-, §urft eon SBo leg, Xitel 
 bcS jebeSmaligen ^ronprinjen ©on (Snglanb. 
 
 To Walk [wak] , v. I. n. 1. ge^en (mit tcrfd^. 
 prapofitioncn to — about , along, back, by, 
 down, forward, &c. , umber, mciter, juriirf, 
 »oritber, binunter, tornjorfg, 2c. geben, voan= 
 bcm, 5C.)5 2. einbergeben, fpajicren, ficb 95e= 
 wegung madjcn, fpajicren geben, fi(b ergeben^ 
 3. Man. a) (oon ^fcrben) <B(i)vitt ge^en j 6) 
 im ©(britt reiten j 4. (oon ©efpenflcrn) roan= 
 beln, umgeben, fpufen geben j 5.(to — in sleep) 
 (im(S(blafe)nQ(btn>anbeln} 6. wanbcrni T. 
 Script, roonbein, lebcn 5 to — in, ^inein ober 
 herein fpajicrenj — in ! herein 1 to — into ... , 
 col. auf (eine ©peife) losejfen, bearbeitcn j to 
 
 — on, fortn)Qnbern j - on ! ge^ ju ! J}orR5drt8 ! 
 to — out, QuSfpajicren? to — round, urn Qu 
 mag ^erumge^en,^erumfu^rcn} to - up, ^in» 
 auf geben j to — up to one, ouf einen loS* ober 
 pgebcn, II. a. 1. bur(bge^cn, burtbwanbcrn j 
 einbergeben in ob. auf ... , betretcn j 2. fii^s 
 ren, ge^en macben, ^erumfu^renj to —the 
 rounds , tie Slunbe geben, to — the streets, 
 vtUg. (oon ^reubenmdbd^en) uml)erfireifen ^ 
 to — the hospitals, bie ©pitdler befud^en? to 
 
 — one's horse, fein ^ferb im <^^xitt geben laf^ 
 fcnj to — one about, ©ineu ^erumfd^renj to — 
 one away, mitGinem([predjcnb) fortgcben. 
 
 Walk, s. 1. ber ©pojiergangj 2. fcer ®ang, 
 ®(brittj3.ber@pasicr»cg,(2Bonbcl=,2ufi5, 
 <S(batten«)®ang , bie IfUcei 4. bcrSBeg^S. 
 ber 0laum, bie (S[BaU=)S5abn, ®egenb j e.tcr 
 2ebeng»anbel , SBegj bie 93ef(bdftigungi T. 
 (in SBef^inbien, tii ^ucferO^flanjung j 8. 
 incor. fl. Whelk, qv.; to take (fetch) a — , 
 fpajieren geben, a — of snipes, Sport, eine 
 MtU (ein glug) ©(bnepfen, the snipe at — , 
 bie©cbnepfeaufbem ©tri(i)e j— mill, provinc. 
 bie SBalfmublej in the highest w-s of society, 
 Jig. in ben botbften vtreifen (Slaffen) bcr ®c* 
 fcUfdjoft, an easy— over, col. ein ld6)Ur @icg. 
 
 * Walk'able [wak'—] , adj. bctretbar, gongbar. 
 *Walke,*.md. Whelk. 
 
 *Walk'§r, s. 1. bcr (Spajiergdngcr, ^ufgdn= 
 ger, 2. berSWupiggdngcr, pflafiertrctcrj 3. 
 w-8, Lauj, SBalbbeamtcte, |)egcrciteri 4. 
 bcrSBalfmuUerj 5. (provinc. ober n.u.)bie 
 SBQlfmu^lc. 
 
 * Walk'jng, comp. — cane, ber ©pajicrfiotf j 
 
 — fire, bag 3rrli<bt) — match, bie ©e^roettej 
 
 — place, ber ©pajicrpla^j — poulterer, bcr 
 Qik) ^aufirenbe ^u^ncrbicKinn), — staff, — 
 stick , vid. — cane; — stick rod, eine ^(ngels 
 rut^e, tilt man alg®paiierfiocf mit ft(b fubrcn 
 fannj — sword, ein ^Jdngcfcbwcrtj —whip, 
 W ©pajierpeitfcbe. 
 
 Wall, s. 1. bie SBanb, 5)?aucr5 2. w s , pi. Die 
 9)?auern, ^efiunggroerfc, ^cftung 5 3. w-s, 
 pi. T. tie ©(bicbten 3icgel (in 3iegelbrenncs 
 reien), 4. Uc ©(bu^me^r, 5.Min.(inDerb.) 
 bag ^axgenbe u. Siegenbe cineg ©angcgj to 
 give one the— , einen obenan geben laffen, to 
 take the — , obenan gc^en j with in the w-s, ins 
 ner^lb ber Stabt , a —of rock, c. ^elfcnroonb} 
 fio«-*.— barley, bie5Wdufeger)^e,bag ®erpen= 
 gragj— ?mgloss,bieSSaUo(bfi'nsungc5~cree- 
 per, Om. bcr DRauerfpedbt, 95aumldufer j - 
 cress, Bot. bag ®dnfefrautj— earth, bie un* 
 teren ©(bicbten ber SBalfererbej — eye, Med. 
 ber grunc ©taar, — eyes. Vet. ©lagaugen 
 (cine "Hugenfranf^cit, bef. ber ^ferbe, iDobct 
 
Wall 
 
 819 
 
 Wamp 
 
 t)cr Tfugenflcrn einen glagci^nlic^en Oling ^at, 
 ber ben gr6pten Zl)nl beS ^ugeg cinnimmt), 
 
 — eyed, glaSttugig, rocifdugtg (0. ^ferten) , 
 5ot-j. — fern, t)ag ©ngelfiip, DevSaumfarnj 
 
 — fescue ' grass , t)cr mttufef(()wansartige 
 @(|>»ingelj — flower, bte (gemeine gelbe) 
 2)fQuerblume, tad 9JJauei!raut, SSallfraut, 
 ber ©olDlac?, Da§ gelbe SSeili^enj — fruit, 
 Gard. ©palierobfl (an Dcr 9)fauer [am @pa= 
 Iter] gesogene§ S)B|^)j — fruit-trees, eptt= 
 lierbdumc j — gun (— piece), Gun. tax )Dop= 
 pel^afen, tic SBallbuc^fc, — kiwk-weed, Dot. 
 t>tt§ QJlauer^ttbid^tSfrout, franjofif^e 2un= 
 genfraut, — hook, Der aJZttuer^Qfenj — knot, 
 5ea, i)er <S(^aucrmann§fnopf, S[Bant)!nopf, 
 runbe ^noten j — lettuce, Bot. t)er 9Jf auers oi. 
 SBalb - @alat » — loose , Ent. bie SBanje, 
 SBantlau§5 — moss, BoU baS SJfauermooSj 
 
 — nails, ©palierndgelj Bot-*. — penny-wort, 
 ba§3?abelfraut 5 — pepper, ber 9KQuerpfcf= 
 fcr? — pie, vjrf. — rue; — plate, Arch, bie 
 nKaiicrlattcj Bof-*. — rocket, Dcr njilDe SBeg-- 
 fenf, bag Sluccf enFrautj — rue,bie 9)?auerraute, 
 Steinrautej — sided, anfte^enb, gerabcj a — 
 sided ship, tin ©(^iff, bejfen BdUn him @in= 
 n)ei(^ung ^aben? — speedwell, Bot. ber^elb^ 
 e^renpreiS, — spider, Ent. bie SOfauerfpinne, 
 ^upfenDe ©pinnc j — spring , einc SLuelle, Die 
 QU§^elfenf^i(l>tcn ^ercorquiUtj Bot-*.— stock, 
 vid. —flower ; — stone-crop, m'd. —pepper ; — 
 tree, t)er ©palierbQum, 5)?auerbaum} — wort, 
 ber Ittid^ , JJiebcr^oIunbcr, ^roerg^oIunDer. 
 
 To Wall , V. a. 1. mit ciiter SDMucr umgebcn, 
 ummauern, umrottUen, 2. (—in, oud^^g.) 
 cinft^liepen , befefiigen, mit ^eflung§n)erFcn 
 ccrfe^en j to — up, jumaucrn , tcrmauern. 
 
 Walla'chia, s. Gcog. bic SBallac^ei. 
 
 W^lla'chj^n, adj. woUttd^ifc^. 
 
 Wal'lerlte, s. Min. Der SBallerit. 
 
 Wal'lers, s. pi. meffingcnc 8i(btplattcn. 
 
 Wal'let [w61'-], s. 1. Der SSatfacf, Sluerfacf, 
 ©(^nappfacf, {ReifefadE, bie (Reifctafd^e, baS 
 geUcifen, berSornifter^ 2. bie ^(^mbtafdjej 
 3. uirf. Wallop. 
 
 Wal'ling, s. 1. ba8 ®imduer, 5Kaucrn>crP, bie 
 SSermauerung 5 2. vid. Wail , 3. 5 3. Min. (in 
 Der6.) bie 3ubercitung ber <So^len ber ^6r= 
 bcrfirerfen au& ©eftcin, 4. — of a wall-knot, 
 Sea, ber juerfl gcmori^tc ,ftnopf, urn einen 
 ©^auermannSfnopf ober St^ilbfnopf ju ma* 
 d)in. [lone ^ 2. bQ& aBaUonif(i)c. 
 
 Walldon', I. arf;. »oaonifd^ j II. s. 1. ber SBqI= 
 
 To Wal'Iop [wol'— ], V. I. n. roallen, aufmaU 
 ten, brubein, ficben, fod^en, II. a.vHlg.t}\ix6): 
 priigeln. [ber ,fflumpcn (%ctt). 
 
 * Wal'l9p, s. ber ®ijfen, baS ©tucf, bie <S(^nitte, 
 
 *ToWal'lr)w, V. I. n. 1. ^ (im ,Rot(), :c.) 
 rodljen, wfi^Ienj 2. pd^ langfam benjegen, fic^ 
 fc^Ieppenj 3. in ^ot^ unb Softer leben, fd^mel* 
 gen, (imSSergnugen, :c.) f^wimmcnj H. a. 
 rodljcn, w-ing place, bie,ffot^lQd^c, ©injem* 
 me, ^fu§e5 w-ing waves, wogenbe SBellen. 
 
 * Wal'low, s. baS Drefjen im ®e^en , ber voah 
 felnbc ®ang. 
 
 *WaI'lower, s. 1. ©iner, ber jtd^ im ^ot^c 
 Wttlst, jc.j 2. col. ba§ ©tocfgetricbe. 
 
 *Wal'low}sh, arfj. (n. li.) fd^ttl, efcl^aft, un« 
 [(^mocf^aft, gefc^mocflo§. 
 
 Walra [warn], s. vulg. bQ§ SEBoaen, bie ^luf* 
 roallung } to give it a - , gelinbe fo(ien Icffen. 
 
 Wal'niit, s. bicSSQlInup, welfd^e 3tuf 5 - knot, 
 vid. Wall-knot; - shell, bieSBoUnuffj^ale,-- 
 tree, ber SBaflnupbaum. 
 
 Wai'riis, Wal'riiss, s. Zool. bttg SKallrof . 
 
 Walt, adj. Mar. roic Crank, qv. 
 
 To Wal'ter, v. n. vid. To Welter. 
 
 Wal't^r, *. SBalt^er (5)?-n.). 
 
 Wal'tron, s. vid. Walrus. 
 
 Waltz [wolts, Wb., Wore, Kn.; wms, 5m.], 
 s. ber SBaljer (bcutfdjcr Zani). [jcn. 
 
 *To Waltz, v. n. benSBaljcr tanjen, col. wqU 
 
 *Walt'zer, s. bcr UBaljer Slanjenbe, col. SBaU 
 scnbe. [Scmine ! 
 
 Wa'ly, int. (in 9t-cngl.) a^\ wcljc! roe^J 
 
 To Wam'ble [worn' — ] , v. n. wig. 1 . mit Ubel* 
 feit bcfd^wcrt fein, Ubelfcit cmpfinbcnj 2. 
 aufl^ofenj wallen, fod^cnj my stomach w-s, 
 e§ fiof t mir auf. 
 
 *Wam'ble- cropped, adj. vulg, loerborbcnen 
 9J?agcn ^abcnb, iibelfeit empfinbenb. 
 
 Wam'pum [w6m' — ] , s. (jun). Wampam, Wam- 
 pam-peague. Wampum -peague , ober contr. 
 Wompeague, fon warnpi, n)el(bc6 in bcr 
 ©prad^e bcr ^nbioner ocn 5l?Qfrad)ufctt§ 
 w e i p bebcutet) bcr SBompum 5 bicfer ^iero= 
 glt)p^ifd^c ©d^mucf ob. btefeS 5)?ufd^elgelb ber 
 Snbioncr, (ber in §orm unb ® ebroutb sunat^ft 
 mitbem beutfd^en @(^mcl3 ju oergleitben ifl) 
 bef^anb urfprunglid^ au^ ber f. g. clam-shell, 
 - einer ©ecmuft^el, weld^e an ben ^ffilflen ton 
 9^eu=englanb gcfunben wirb u. ber vff ammmu= 
 fcbel abnlicbift— bannauSKcinenetma % 3oa 
 langcn Ol6^rd(>en, bie au& bcm molett^blauen 
 S^eilc ber ^anbelSmufd^el (einer Tfrt S5enu§s 
 mufd^el: Venus mercenaria) gefertigt n)ur« 
 ben, feit ber JBefanntftbaft ber ^nbianer mit 
 ben (Suropdern befte^t bcrfclbe au§ ci:)linber» 
 formigcn^orcellanfiuctdjen, bie in Guropagc* 
 fertigt werben unb einen bebeutcnben ^anbelS* 
 artifel abgebenj fie flecbten unb roebcn bicfcl* 
 ben auf bie funfllic^fieSBeifc, in buntemgor* 
 bcnfpiele in alien (Seflalten u. ^iguren in i^re 
 52' 
 
Wan 
 
 820 
 
 Wapa 
 
 Jieibgfirtcl, ^niebdnber, ic.j junad^fl bient ib= 
 nen berSB. al&S^iffrefpratbe, mittelfl welcber 
 fie n)i(l()tige (Srcigniffe i^rer ©tdmmc auf i^re 
 SfJad^f ommen fibertrogen, auf8(bnure gejogen 
 gcbrau(ben fie benfelben im i)Qnbel ol6 ©elb, 
 unb bei SSertrdgen aU Untcrpfanbj SB. ift 
 m6)t nur bci ben amerif. SBilben [^nbianern] 
 'SLUi6), fonbern au(b bei ben roilben ©tdmmen 
 in ^fien unD li^xiU, auf ben (Subfec=3nfeln, 
 ;C. aniUtreffeil; vid. Sparks' Life of Ledyard 
 1828, pp. 71 u.312)5 a fathom of — , cin 
 ^aben (einc ^lafter oon 6 guf ) SB. im SB ertl) 
 5 cngl. ©^iUingei — by tale , ah' ob. Qu§gc^ 
 jdl)Ite: (auf ©(bnitrc gejogener) SB. , - snake 
 ZooL. Die banbirte flatter? — wise, nad^ livt 
 ber SB. gejHrft j — work, SB-n>cr!, SB-fiicfcrci. 
 
 Wan [won, gen. ; wan , S. , Enf.} , adj. blei(b, 
 bla^, frdnHi(b auSfeljenb. 
 
 *Wand [wond, gen.; wand, JE/i/.], s. 1. bie 
 Stutbe, ber ©tab, 2. ber .^erolbfiab , (§om 
 manboflabj 3.ber Bauberflab, bie3aubcrrut^e. 
 
 *Wan'd9d, adj. 1. oon ©tdben, »on Sflutbcn 
 geflocbtcn, 2. mit einerStutbej — basket, ber 
 SBeibenforb. 
 
 * To Wan'der, v.l.n.l. wanbern, 2. fd)n)dr^ 
 men, bcrumflreifen, ^erumf(bn>cifen, bcrumir? 
 ren j 3. ficb ccrirrenj 4. wa^nfinnig fein, fa 
 felnj 5. abweid^en j n. a. * burtbraanbern. 
 
 * Wan'derer, s, 1. ber SBanbcrer^ 2. ber ^er= 
 umflreiiijcr, ^erumfcbwdrmer, <S(bn)drmcr. 
 
 *Wan'dering, I. p. s. 1. ba& SBanbern, jc? 
 
 Die SBanberung, SBanberf(baft j 2. bag Umber 
 
 f(bn)drmen, bie ©(bn^drmerei, 3. bie^fbwci* 
 
 (bung, ber 3rrtl)um, Uc SSerirrung , 4. bie Un 
 
 gen)i9t)eit, Unftdtigf eit j II. p. a.; III.— ly, adv. 
 
 1. wanbcrnb, 2. berumlaufenb j 3. jerf^reut, 
 
 flatter^aftj — gout, Med. Ui fliegenbe ®i(bt, 
 
 Iaufenbc®i(bt5 the — Jew, ber emige Subc i 
 
 IV. — ness , A-. 1. bag ^erumfcbwcifen, 2. bie 
 
 ^lattcrbaftigfeit. [roelfcn. 
 
 To Wane, v. n. 1. abuebmenj 2. ©erfallen, oer= 
 
 Wane, s. 1. ba§ ^bnc^men be& 5)?onbe&, Ie|te 
 
 SJiertel) 2. bie Ibnabme, ber SSerfall. [(ben). 
 
 Wang , s. (n. u.) vulg. ber ^innbac!en(=^nos 
 
 Wang'hee, s. ber inbianif(be ober japanifcbe 
 
 Stobrfiorf mit ^noten {cf. Japan, 2).[erblapt. 
 
 Wanned [w8nd] , adj. blap, hki6), entfdrbt, 
 
 * Wan'ness [w5n— ] , s. bie SSlei(be, 95ldffe. 
 ♦Wan'njsh, adj. hUid). 
 
 *To Wantj:w8nt] , v. 1. a. 1. on . . . 30?angcl 
 baben , ober leiben, obne (GtroaS) fein, (einer 
 (£a(be) ermangeln , bdufig bur(b ba& unper= 
 fonli(bc eg feblt ob. eg mangelt ((Sinem an...) 
 augjubrurfen : God would — praise, eg njiirbe 
 ®ott on Sobpreifung feblenj I— every thing, 
 eSfcbltmir an^iCUemj 2. notbig baben, be=! 
 
 burfen, braud^enj 3. gcrnwoUen, wunfdjen, 
 cerlongen j it w-ed but a few minutes of mid- 
 night, eg feblten nur menige SJiinuten on WiU 
 ternad^t j this book is (very) much w-ed, bie* 
 feg J8ud) ifi febr gefu(bt5 to — with one, ((gt= 
 wag) oon einem wollen, who w-s you to do 
 it? raer v»erlangt bag oon S^nenj he w-s her 
 for a wife, er n)iinf(bt, oerlongt, m6(bte fie 
 gerne jur ^rou j H. w. 1. SOZongel babcn (in, 
 an) 5 2. feblen , mongeln (in , an) , :c. cf. a. ; 
 to be w-ing in . . . , eg feblen loffen an ... j to 
 be w-ing to . . . ,fig. fi(b (einer <Sa(bc) entsie* 
 ben , (i^r) untreu ober abtriinnig (i^on . . .) 
 werbcn j I — to speak to him , id^ mod^te mit 
 ibm fpred^cnj she shall — for nothing, ibr foU 
 S^id^tg obgeben j he w-s to see her, er will fie 
 gem febcn. 
 
 * Want, s. 1. ber 5Jiangel, bog 93eburfnif , 2. ber 
 35ebarfj 3. bie (Srmangelung} 4. Zool. ber 
 5KauIn)urf j — of faith, ber Unglaube, SBabn= 
 gloube, ?Kipglaube j — of goods, ber SBaoren-- 
 beborf j —of money, bie ©elbnotb, bcr®elb= 
 mangel 3 for— of . .. , aug 5)jQngel on ... 3 for— 
 of which, in (Srmangelung beffen? to be in — 
 of, to have — of, 5)?angel leiben on . . . , 6t* 
 mag bebiirfen, notbig b^ben, braud^enj— hill 
 ber 9)?auln)urfgbaufe 5 — wit, (ro. li.) ber ein* 
 foltgpinfel, iDummfopf. [9)^anco, ©eficit. 
 
 *Wan'tage, s. ber SWangclj bog ^e^lcnbc, 
 
 *Wan'tjng, adv. (cf. Excepting, &c.) augge* 
 
 nommen, ouferj — one, big ouf ob. weniger 
 
 ©incn. [lid). 
 
 *Wanfl?ss, adj. rcid^, im SBoblfionbc befinb= 
 
 *Wan'ton, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. 1. mutbWiU 
 
 lig, lofe, leid^tfertig,lad^enb,f(balfbaftj 2. 
 
 lecfer, liil^ernj 3. ouggelaffen, freij liebcrlid[), 
 
 bul)lerifd^, woUiifiig , geil, lippigj 4. ladfjenb, 
 
 fr6blid^, lufiigj 5. fd^abenfrob 3 6, ungeswun^ 
 
 gen, on feine S)rbnung ob. Slegel gcbunben, 
 
 regellog, sugellog3 lll.^.l.biewolliifiige^ers 
 
 fon, SBublerinn, bog gcile 9)?enf(b3 2. ber i>t'r= 
 
 licbte fRaxx, baffler, ©edf. 
 
 *To Wan'ton, v. I. n. 1. fid^ ouf woUiiftigc 
 
 llxt oergniigcn, liebeln, coreffiren, 2. fpielen, 
 
 tdnbeln, fcbersen, fd^dfern3 3. fd)n)dnjeln, bcr= 
 
 um flattcrn3 H* «. mutbwillig, uppigma(ben. 
 
 * Wan'tonness, s. 1. ber SJJutbwiUe, bie 2eid^t= 
 fertigfeit, <Sdf)dferci5 2. bie 9}?untcrf eit, :}rug' 
 gelajfenbcit) 3. bie 2iificrnbeit3 4. bie^iei* 
 gung jur SBoUufi, ber i)ang jur Untm^^\^tit, 
 bie ©eilbeit, Uppigf eit 3 5. bie 3ugeUofigfeit3 
 6. bie fiufiigfeit, ^roblid^teit , Sounc, ber 
 ©d^erj. 
 
 *Wan'ty, 5. provinc. ber ®urt, porfriemcn. 
 *Wap'acut[w8p'— ]> *• Orn. bie bubfonifd^e 
 (5u(c, ^abid^tgeulc. 
 
VV'ape 
 
 821 
 
 Ware 
 
 |)unt>ert, ber |)unt)ertbc5irf, (Sentgau 5 2. Die 
 0lotte, ^unt)ert SKann. 
 
 * Wap'jti [wop' — ] , s. 7.00I. ber SSSapiti. 
 
 * Wapp Is. Mar. Da§ SKanDtrof . [^unfe. 
 
 * Wap'pe [wop'e , Kn.'\ , * .t)er^ttU8l)Unl>, ^Of* 
 
 * Wap'per, s. 1. Ich. t>er ®runl)Iing 5 2. vulg. 
 oid. Whapper. 
 
 War, s. 1. Dcr ^riegj 2. biegc^t>e, ^einbfelig^ 
 Hit i fig. 3. Die SBaffciti 4. Die ^-§ma(t)t, Da§ 
 |)ccr, Die ^rmeej 5. Der v^-SDienft? chance 
 of — , Da§ J?-§gIuc!} powers at — , Die friegs 
 fu^renDen9J?d(^tej tomake-, Jt. fu^renj to 
 make — upon (juw. to) , befncgctl j holy — , 
 
 Der ^reujsug? — army , Die ^rieggarmeci — 
 attire, \>k ^neggtra(^t (wilDer SS6lfet)i — 
 ax, Die ©treitaytj — beaten , — beat, vid. — 
 proof & — worn; — cry, — hoop, vid. — 
 whoop; — dance, Der k-itaxia — depart- 
 ment, Da§ ^-§miniflerium 5 —establishment, 
 Dcr^-Sfuf j — god, Der v^-ggotti — horse, 
 (- steed), Da8 (Streitrop, ^ampagncpferD } — 
 many f am. ft. man of — , vid. unt. Man ; — 
 minister, col. (ft. m. of-), Der Jt-Sminifterj 
 — office, Dag ^K-gColIegium, — proof, I. adj. 
 frieg§gen>ol)ut, fampfgepriift) II. s. Die ge* 
 priifte Sapferfeiti - rockets, Die Songreo'* 
 fd^en ©ranDrafcteni - saddle, 4: Der3:urnir» 
 fattelj — scot, Die ^S-gfieuer j— ship, ft. Ship 
 of war, Da& .k-Sfd^iff j — steamer , Dag ,^-6* 
 Dampffdjiff) —whoop, Da§ Jt-ggefc^rei, Der 
 ©d^laitruf 5 - worn , im .ffriege abgenu^t, 
 mitgenommen, fricgerfd^opftj friegermiiDet, 
 friegeSmuDe. 
 
 To War, v. I. n. Wegen, ,ftrieg fiil)rcn5 to — 
 for ... , fdmpfen urn ... 5 II. a. befriegen^ 
 befe^Den. 
 
 To War'ble, v. I. a. 1. roirbein, smitfd^em j 2. 
 crft^uttern, ina3e»egung bringen j 3. triUern, 
 (ingen^ II. n. 1. wirbcln, jn)itf(^ern, f^lagen, 
 f(^mettern 5 2. triaern, fingen j 3. tjon ® efang 
 crttJnen, 4. jittern, bcben, oibriren. 
 
 War'ble,*. l.Der ©efangj 2. w-s. pi. Heine, 
 Durd^ Steibung De8 ^attd^ oD. Durcb @nger* 
 linge entflanDenc Seulen im {ftiicfcn Der^fer* 
 De,Deg SflinDme^eg , :c. 
 
 WAr'bl^r, s. 1. fig. Der ©finger, Die (Sfingc* 
 rinn J Om-s. 2. w-s, pi. Die ©anger 5 blue- 
 throated—, Dag S5lau!e^ld^en,Der blaufe^s 
 lige (Sfingcrj epicurean—, Die ^eigenDroffel. 
 
 To Ward, v. I. o. 1. (n. u.) bewacben, 2. (n. u.) 
 bcf(^ii^en, oert^ciDigenj 3. (- off) ab^alten, 
 abwe^ren, augparirenj II. n. 1. (n. u.)n)a= 
 (ben, wa(bfam fcin^ 2. abrae^ren, pariren. 
 
 Ward, s. 1. Die SBacbe, ^ut, ^KuffKbt, Ii8ern)a^= 
 rung, SBc^r, SormunDfcbaft 5 2. Die -^inDcc= 
 
 ifi^rigfeit, 3. Dag 5[RunDeI, Der^flegling, Un* 
 tergcbenej 4. Die ©efa^ung j 5. Die ^cflung, 
 <3d^anje5 6. Dag ®efangnifjimmerj 7. Die 
 ^aft, Der ©ewabrfam, Die®efangenf^aft , 8. 
 Dag ©pital } 9. Die ^btbeiiung in einem @pi« 
 tali 10. Dag JReoier, Der ©ejir! ; 11. Der SSa^l- 
 besirfi 12. Dag SSiertel, ©taDtoiertelj 13 
 Lock-sin. a) Dag Singericbte, ©erairre (in 
 cinem ®(bIo|tc) j 6) Der aSart (^amm) an ci* 
 nem ©d)Iujfel j 14. Fenc. Die ^araDej watch 
 and — , Die SBacbe, <B6)axma6)z j to be in — , 
 unter SJormunDfcbaft fte^enj — mote , Law, 
 1. Dag®cri(bt eineg(StaDtJ)icrtelgj 2. Die3u* 
 fammcnfunft (SSerfammlung) Deg <StaDtoier= 
 telgj — penny, (— money) Dag SKSad^gelD } — 
 poll. Die ©timmensa()lung, ©timmcnsa^l (ei* 
 neg aBablbejirFg) j — room , Afar. Die untere 
 oDer grope ^ajiitej — staff, Der ©tab eineg 
 Sonftabelgi 5Ja(btwa(bter|lab j — wit,Diea3e= 
 freiung 00m SKacbgelDe. 
 
 War'dage, s. Dag SSacbgelD. 
 
 War'den, s. I. Dcr |)i!iter}2. DerQCuffe^erj 3. Der 
 SSormunD, ^flegerj SSorflanDj 4.Der SSorfie^er^ 
 5. Der ^auptmann, "JCmtmannj 6. Pom. Die 
 ^funDbirne, — pies, (Shaksp.) asirnpafte* 
 ten 5 — of a mint, Der SJJiinsmeifterj — of a 
 port, Der |)afenmeifter 5 — of a university, Der 
 €flector einer Unioerfitfit, — of the cinque 
 ports, Der 'JfuffeberDer^iinf^fifenj w-s of the 
 poor, ^rmcnauffe^er i T-s. (in Den ^rei* 
 maurerlogen) junior — , Der jweite 'JCuffe^erj 
 senior — , Dcr erfte TCuffeber. 
 
 War'denship, s. 1. Die |)Ut, ^^Cufficbti 2. Di 
 S?ormunDf(baft, vid. D. ll. Wardship ; 3. Die 
 SScnualtung, Dag (TCuffe^er*, 2C.):j(mt. 
 
 War'd?r, s. 1. DcrSlBfirter, SESficbter, Tfuffc^er, 
 ^fiter3 2. 4: Der ^erolDgftab {Btah Deg S8af- 
 fen^erolDg) 5 w-s of the Tower, Die S^bur^iiter 
 Deg Sowerg (ju SonDon). 
 
 Ward'robe, s. Die ©arDerobe: 1. Die^IciDer* 
 fammer. Dag TCnfleiDejimmer) 2. Der^leiDer* 
 loorrat^) — bedstead, Der SSettfcbranf. 
 
 Ward'ship , s. 1. Die S5ormunDf(baft5 2. Dag 
 SSormunDf(baftgre(bt j 3. Die^iJiinDerifibrigfeit. 
 
 WAre, adj. vid. Aware. [a. vid. To Veer. 
 
 To Wire, I. v. n. vid. To Beware; II. t>. n. & 
 
 WAre, s. I. vid. Wear; II. DieSBaarej w-s, 
 pi. SBaare, SBSaaren, SBaarenartifelj China 
 -, Dag ^orceUan, Dutch — , Die ga^encej 
 earthen — , Da§ irDene®ef(birri sea -, Bot. 
 Der©ectang5 small w-s. Die furje SSaarcj 
 good — makes quick markets, gate SKaare 
 ^at f(bnelle ^fiufer j Com-s. — house [hois], 
 Der ©pei(ber, Die (5Baaren»)^ieberlage, DaS 
 (SBaarenO^ager, OKagaxinj ^acfbaug/ (in 
 S^lupIanD) ^fmbarre j To — house [hoQz], v. a. 
 
Wash 
 
 824 
 
 Wast 
 
 bcrn>df4>c beforficn)j 3. fpulcnj to - over, 
 flrfimcn fiber .... 
 •Wash [wSsh], j.l.lj »SSSaf4)cn,t)icSBdfd^e3 2. 
 t>a& (abgelaufcne) SBaffcr j 3. \)k IBefpfilung; 
 ^nfpulung, Uberfd^njemmung i 4. ber <Sumpf, 
 5Jlorttft, ^fu^I, feid^te Z^dl cinc8^luffe§ 5 5. 
 l)a& ©(^minfmajfer, ©djon^eit&wojTer, ©d^on^ 
 f^eiUmittd, 3a^nn>alTi.'rj 6. Die (Dunne, iDdffe^ 
 rigc) ^arbc, Sunc^e, Xuf(be, Der Infliid^ 
 ^irnifi T. Der Dunne 9}?etalluberjug , Die 
 ^lattirungj 8. DaS Spulroaffer, ^pfilid^t-' 
 9. a) 5reir. Der 50?cifi^ , Die ^eif(^e j h ) 
 (in SBeftinDien, 2c.) Die ?Wif(i(>un9 oon 3uf= 
 ferabfdtten, 0j)rup, k. au§ Dcr Sfluni DefliUirt 
 njirDj 10. Mar. — of an oar, Da§ SSlott Qn 
 einem 0liem (DluDer) j — of the sea , Da& ^n= 
 fc^Iagcn, TCnfpulen Der 6ee, Die SranDungj a 
 
 — of oysters, je^n ©uf^elTCuflern j — ball, Die 
 Seifcnfugeli — board, 1. Die (breite)§uplei= 
 flc, (8. unmittelbar iibcr Dem ^upboDen)^ 2. 
 Mars. Do§ Sc^borD, Der ©e^gang (auf Jlei= 
 nen ^al^rjeugen, urn pe ju er^o^en u. Da8 (Sin= 
 oringen DeS SBafferS ju iper^inDcrn) j —boards 
 under the cheeks , Die 33lttfebalfen (jum 
 ©redden Der 2Betten)5- books, 2Safd^tabel= 
 Icn 5 - bowl, Da6 SBaf^becf en 5 -gold, SSaf(&' 
 goID) — hand stand, Die Soilettej — hand 
 basin, uic?. — bowl; — house, DqS SBafd^^auSj 
 
 — leather gloves, mafc^leDemc ^anDfcbu^e, 
 -pot, Der SBttfd^topf, Da§ S»af(bgefdpj — 
 tub, 1. Das SKttfc^fttp, Der aBafd&fiibeU 2. Die 
 Srdbertonnej — wheels, T. aSafd^jrdDer (in 
 eincr ^nDicnnefabrif)* 
 
 ♦Wash, adj. fc^wat^, wdfjerig. 
 
 ♦Washed [wSsht] , p. a. Com. gefeuc^tet, fle!= 
 Kg, plactricbt (00m 3uceer) , - out, (pon 3uf= 
 fer in Sd|Tcrn)ierf(^morjen} — in lie , gebfitft 
 (oon Der SeinwanD). 
 
 *Wash'en, p. p. p. To Wash. 
 
 * WashV, s. 1. Der SBdfc^er, Die SBdfd^erinn, 
 aBQf(l(>frQUj 2. Orn. Die aSaifleljej 3. Mech. 
 Die ®topfd(>eibe,§rictiongf(^cibC; bcf.Dic (ring* 
 formige) ^(i)iihe Der "Kd^jt sur58eri)utung Dcr 
 9leibung an Dcr ^iinf^ i drag-w-s , Mil. 3ug= 
 f(§ciben (Derartige (Sd^eiben, mit {Ringen sum 
 <Sin&dngen Der 3ugtaue) , w-s of a cart, 3ug5 
 ringe an einenivSarrenj— woman, Die SBaft^* 
 frau, S8df(^erinn. 
 
 ♦Wash'jng, I. s. 1. Die SBdft^e j 2. Da& SKafd^* 
 gelDj w-s, pi. 3. DaS ©pulidjf j 4. Die ®olD= 
 unD ©ilberf rd^e 5 — of ores , Min. Die drj* 
 »dfd()c 5 — of wool. Die SBoilrodfd^c i II. comp. 
 
 — basin, vid. Wash-bowl ; — bill, DerSBafd^* 
 iettctj - board, Typ. Da§ SSafd^bret} - 
 copper, Dcr aBafd^FejTetj — day, Der SS-tog, 
 col. to§ SB-fcjlj - horse, Der SB-bocf, 
 
 machine. Die S[8-maf(binc} — silks, Die SB-* 
 
 fciDei — trough, — tub, Da8 SB-faf, Der SB-« 
 
 fiibel, SB-trog, Die SB-n>anne. [ington. 
 
 ♦Wash'jngtSn [wosh'-], j. (Die®taDt)SBa[t;s 
 
 * Wash'um, s. Der fcid^te bvt, Die ^urt. 
 ♦Wash'y, adj. 1. iDdJTerig, feudist 5 2. roeic^, 
 
 rceicblid^, fd^laff, [(^road^. 
 
 ♦Wasp [wSsp, gen.; wasp, S., Enf,&provinc. ; 
 wasp, P.], s. DieSBefpej — tongued, unge» 
 DulDig^reijbar, jdnfifd^. 
 
 ♦Was'pjsh, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. mfirrifc^, 
 oerDriepIic^ , brummenD , gaUfutbtig , jornig, 
 reisbar, leid^t aufjubringen^sdnfifd^i- headed, 
 tro^fopfigi III. - ness, .9. Die ublc 2aune, 
 SerDriepIid^feit, Da& mfirrifcbc SBefen , Die 
 ®all[ud^t, beipige, jdnWe a3ef(bojfenbeit. 
 
 ♦Was'sail (Was'sel), ^•. 1. ein Sronf au§ tp« 
 feln, 3ucfer unD "Kk ', 2. Da§ SlrinFgelag, vuig. 
 (Saufgclag , 3. DaS SIrinflicD 5 4. 4: DoS lufligc 
 SSei^nad^tSlieDj — bowl, Der |)umpett,DaS 
 grope OlaS 5 — bread , 4: Da§ feinfie SKeijen= 
 broD, (SemmclbroD, Der ^efifud^en j — candle 
 iShaksp.), Die ^eftferjej — cup , Der aSecbcr, 
 |)umpcn, vid. — bowl. [li6) fein, secben. 
 
 * To Was'saiil , v. n. (bcim S^rinfgelage) fro^* 
 *Was'sailer (Was's?ler), s. 1. Der Xrinfer, 
 
 3c(ber, ©dufer, Srunf enbolD 3 2. w-s,p/. 
 2eute, Die ju SEBeibnad^ten fingenD Pon Si^fir 
 Su S^bur geben. 
 
 * Wast [w5st] , 1. 2te ^crf. sol. oon Was, warft i 
 II. vid. Waste, &c. ; III. vid. Waist, &c. 
 
 Was't^ge, s. wie Waste, 4. qv. 
 
 To Waste, v. I. a. 1. oerroufien, oer^eeren, ju 
 ®runDc rid^tenj 2. oerfd^wenDen, pergcuDcn, 
 DerminDern, f^wdd^en, ocrfdjleuDern, Durdj* 
 bringen, 3. perbringen, cerje^renj 4. Law, 
 tcrfaUen laffen j to — in gaming, perfpielcnj 
 to — away, 1. ttbnu^enj 2. Durd^bringenj to 
 be w-d by . . . , Da^in gefd^wunDen fein oor ... , 
 ocrse^rt roerDen Pon . . . 5 II. n, fid^ »erjebren, 
 (fx(b)abse^rcn, Pergcben^fd^winDen, abncb* 
 men 5 to — away, 1. binfd^roinDen, abfatten 5 2. 
 j!(b abnu^enj the day w-s, Der Sag neigt jicb. 
 
 Waste, adj. 1. ocrioitfletj 2. iDuft, oDe? 3. un« 
 nu§, unbcnu|t, f(bIc(bt,n)ertbIo§j 4. uber* 
 mdpig, 5. ubcrpflffigj to lay (a country) — , 
 (m 2anD) perroiiften, oerbeeren} — board, 
 DaS 3totbbret5 — book, Com. Die ^laDDe, Da5 
 journal, JSrouiaon, 'Manual, 5)?emoriai, Die 
 ©trasse, Da§ 3^otisenbu^ ju fliicbtigen (5nt« 
 raurf en j — cloths, vid. unt. Waist ; — cotton, 
 ^(bfaU con SSaumwoUc j — gate. Die ©cbleufe 
 jum TCblaffen De8 SBajferS 5 — good, col. vid. 
 
 — thrift ; — ground , — lands , unangebautc 
 (nid^t urbar gemacbte) EdnDereicn, |>eiDcn> 
 
 — pipe. Die TCblaufro^re, Der Tfbxug j Typ-s. 
 
Wast 
 
 825 
 
 Watc 
 
 — paper, fecr TfbQang J baS (bic) OKacuIatur, 
 ^fuSfi^uppapicrj — sheet, ber ?Blaculaturbo« 
 geni — silk, t>ie ^ammltngSfeibc , (Seiben= 
 frtt^c, Dcr Tfbfatt oon Bti^i — thrift, Dcr 
 ©ur(^bringcr, SSerfd^njcnber, ©c^lcmmerj — 
 timber, bcr (©au0i>olsabfall} — time, Me 
 frcie3eit, ^J^ufeftunben? — wear, baS ^uf 
 jie^iDc^r , ^d^Ieuf cnme§r , Tfbjug&we^r , ber 
 UberfaU (in t)cr SBafferbaufunfl) j-well,Da§ 
 ©cnflod^, t>ie Ibjut^tj — wood, ber ^olsab* 
 foil j — wool , ber v^ammerling (^(ocfcn ober 
 ibgang beim SBoUfdmmen). 
 
 Waste , *. 1 . bie SBerraiiftung , S5cr^eerung ? 2. 
 t)ic 58erf(^raent)ung , unnu|c ^Cnraenbung , un= 
 nii^e lufopfcrung , unnu^e TfuSgabej 3. Die 
 ^iCbno^me, ^JfuSje^rung j 4. ber Ibgang, "JCb* 
 faU, bie ©piUage, ber SSerluftj 5. bic SSufle, 
 einobe 5 6. Typ. ba§ 3uf(i^uppapicr, bcr 3u= 
 fd^u^j T. /.a 10, ber oom ^dd^ter sugcffigte 
 ©d^Qbe, ba§ ©polium; 8. ber leere, unbefelte 
 @(iiffaraum;torunto— ,{n®erfaUfommcn. 
 
 Waste'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. oeriDli^ 
 flenb , oer^eerenb , jerflSrenb; »erberbli(b j 2. 
 oerf(^n)enbenf(^ } 3. 6bc} — expenses, uber= 
 mdf igc TCuSgaben j III. — ness, *. bicSSern>u= 
 flung, SScrfc^menbung. 
 
 Waste'n?ss, s. bie SBiifte, ©inSbe. 
 
 Was'ter, *. 1. ber SSernjufler^SBerfcbrocnbcr, 2. 
 w-8, pf. Com. ^(e(i()au&f(^up } 3. coZ. ber Stdu^ 
 bcr (bie ©c^nuppe) am ii6)t [-^afe. 
 
 Wat [w6t] , s. ahbr. ft. Walter; me?, hid, bcr 
 
 * Watch [wotsh] , s. 1. bQ§ ^ttt^eit^ 2. a) bie 
 SBacbc j 6) bie 3^ac^tma(§e, ©trcifnjac^e, Sftun= 
 be, SLuttrtierma(be5 c) bie ©(^iffroac^ej 3.bic 
 SBQi^Seiti 4. baS ?Ja(^tlid)tj 5. baS SSacb- 
 ^QU§ i 6. ber Sffidc^ter, ^often 5 T. bie 3;af(^en« 
 ul)r j S.^gf. bie7rufmer^famfeit,S[Ba(bfamfeit, 
 7f(^t5 a — of nightingales, Sporf.berS^rupp, 
 ^tug Sffad^tigaUcn 5 alarm—, Hor. ber aSccf cr 5 
 tobeonthe— , mit ^ufmcrffamf eit entgegen= 
 fc^en (eincm @reignip) 5 to set a — upon one, 
 3emanben ^eimlic^ (burcb einen Spdijcr) bcob-- 
 a(i^ten laJTen5 — andward, SBad^eunb^Ke^r j 
 Mars, the morning—, bie iSagwad^e loon 
 4—8 U^r 5JIorgeng5 the noon — , bicSSor- 
 mittagSmod^e , oon 8 — 12 U^r^ the after- 
 noon — , bie SBad^e oon 12—4 U^r 5!}fittQg§ 5 
 the first dog — , bie crftc 4>unben)a(^c mn 4— 
 6 U^r 7Cbenb§) the second dog — , bie jweitc 
 ^unben)Q(^e ton 6—8 U^r TCbenbS j the first—, 
 tons— 12 U^r 5?ad^t§5 the second — , bie 
 jroeitc 5}tittelnjtt(be ijon 12 U^r ^<x^U V\?> 
 4 U^r 5J?orgen§ j — bell, bie ® djiffsglocf e, mit 
 ber bas 3ci(i>en jum ^I6fen gegeben roirbj 
 
 — bill, bie ?Bad^troac;-box, ba§ U^rge* 
 ^dufcj — broach, bie iReiba^Ie (bcrU^rma 
 
 iitx)', - candle, bdS 3?a(l^tU(^t5 ~ cap, 
 Watcli-m. bieSalottc, Springfapfel j— case, 
 bie U^rfapfel J — chain, bie U^rf ette J Sailor's 
 
 —coat, Mar.ber 5[Rtttrofen*flberrocf, Si^anj* 
 Idufer j — crew, Afar. ba§ HuortierSoolf J — 
 dog, ber ,^ettcn^unb, ^of^unbi — finger, 
 vid. — hand; — finisher, ber U^rooUenberj 
 Watch-m-s, — frame, 1. ber obcre unb un* 
 tere SSobeneinerSlafi^enu^rj 2.utd.— stand; 
 
 — frame gage, ber Sonsmeijler , ©eiltdnjer 
 (^ti ben U^rmacbern) j - glass , baS Ul)rgltt§ j 
 —glasses, Mar. bteSKaibtgldfcr (@anbu^ren 
 oon 4 ©tunben)5 — guard, bic(golbcne, 2c.) 
 U^rfette J U^rfcbnur, — gun, ber SBttd()tfd^uf 
 auf @Wen (9}?orgen& u. ICbenbg)? - hand, 
 ber U^r jeiger 5 - holder , ber Ubr^alter , 3u» 
 fammenfc|eri — house, 1. bQ8SaStt(b^au§, bie 
 SBacbe/SBacbfiubej 2. ba§ ®(^ilberljau§ 5 — 
 key, ber U()r[(blujfel} — key spout , bcr U^r« 
 fd^lufferbo^rcr} - light, 1. boS 9tad^trt(bt5 2. 
 bie ^cuernjQVtc, 33lufc, bcr Scucbtt^urmj — 
 maker, bcr U^rmatbcrj — maker's tools, U^rs 
 ma(bergerdt^f(baftcn} — man, 1. ber SBdtb* 
 tcr, bie aBa(be5 2. ber »J?a(btn)d(bter j — 
 movement, ba§ SKerE einer Safd^enu^rj — 
 night, bie 3?ad^tn)a(^c, ©ctnad^t, —paper, 
 ba0 papier im U^rge^dufc (gewfii^nl. mit 
 bc8 U^rmatberS Stamen) j — pocket, bie U^r* 
 taf(bcj bcr U^rbolter, ba§ U^rgc^dufc con 
 ^appe, 2C.5 — ribbons, (feibcne, 2c.) ll^rbdn* 
 bcr, —spring, bieU^rfebcr? —stand, btt§ 
 U^rgeflell, U^rgcbdufei — strings, gefIod(>s 
 tenc Ubrbdnber j — string runners, U^rbanb* 
 ringcj — tower, bcr SBad^tburm, bie SBarte$ 
 
 — trinkets, pi. U^rgebdnge , ©criocfcnj — 
 wheel-cutting-engine, ba§ Sldbcrfd^ncibcjcugj 
 
 — word, bie parole, Sofung, bag 2ofungS» 
 wort 5 — works, ba§ U^rwerf. 
 
 *To Watch [wotsh], v. I. n. 1. njttd^cn j 2. »a(b 
 fein, muntcrfcin (auf fein, nid^t fd^Iafen)} 3. 
 SSad^e baltcn j 4. Tfd^tbabcn, warten, aufpof» 
 fen 5 s.laucrn, aufberSaucrfcinCi-b.Iiegen)} 
 to — and ward, roadmen unb njc^rcn > to— for, 
 crwartcnj to — over, roa^cn ubcr . . . j an 
 otter w-es , Sport, cine Sttcr TOod^t, f!|t auf 
 bcrSauerj II. a. 1. beroacbcn, bcbutcn? 2. 
 auf . . . H^i gcbcn ob. baben, bcad^tcn , (auf* 
 mcrffom) bcobad^ten? 3. auf louern, bclaucrtt, 
 belauftbeU) 4. roeibcn, butcnj to— a sick per- 
 son, bci eincm ^ranFen raacbenj to — an op- 
 portunity , bie ©cicgcnbcit abpajfcn ober 
 njabrnc{)mcnj he w-ed her home, cr folgtc 
 ibr beoba(btcnb auf i^rem 3ta(bbflufemcgc. 
 
 *Watch'able, adj. bcwacbbar, ju bcwad^cn, ju 
 bitten, Ux^ai^i rocrben fonncnb. 
 
 *Watch'er, s. 1. (Sincr bcr n)a^ iflj 2. bcr 
 
Wash 
 
 824 
 
 Wast 
 
 bcrrodfd^e bcforgcn) 5 3. fpulcnj to 
 flrfimcn fiber .... 
 * Wash [wSsh], s.l.ti »S SSafcbcn, DicSBdfd^e 3 2. 
 Dq& (ttbgelaufene) SBaffcr} 3. Die SSefpiilung, 
 ^JCnfpulung, Uberfd^memmung 5 4. ^er ©umpf, 
 9Korttfl, ^fu^l, feid^te S^eil cinc&^lujfeS j 5. 
 ba8 @c^minfn)tt(fer, @d()6n^cit§n)afrer; @(^6n= 
 ^cit§mittel, 3a^nnjttJTer} 6. Die (Dunne, n)dffe= 
 rige) ^arbe, S^unc^e, Zu\6)i, Der lnftii(^, 
 ^irnif5 T. Der Dunne OJfetaUuberjug , Die 
 $lattirung5 8. Da§ ©piilmoffer, ®piiU(^t'. 
 9. a) 5reir. Der SKcif(^ , Die ^JJeifd^e j ft y 
 (in SBeftinDien, 2c.) Die 9J?if(i()ung oon 3uF= 
 ferabfdUen, ^Qrup, k. au& Der JRuni Dej^illirt 
 njirD j 10. Afar. — of an oar, Dtt8 SSlatt an 
 einem Sliem (^uDer) j — of the sea , Da§ ^n= 
 f4>Iagen, ICnfpulen Der (See, Die SranDung? a 
 
 — of oysters, je^n Suf^el TCuftern j — ball. Die 
 ®cifcn!ugelj — board, 1. Die (breite)§uflei* 
 fie, (2. unmittclbar fiber Dem ^upboDen)^ 2. 
 Mars. Dad Sc§borD, Der ©ei^gang (auf flei= 
 nen ^a^rjeugcn, urn Re juer^o^enu. Da§ @in= 
 oringen De§ SBafferS ju ccrl^inDcrn) j —boards 
 under the checks , Die SJIttfebalFcn (jum 
 ©redden Der SBetten)^- books, SBafcbtabel-- 
 len 5 — bowl. Dad SSafibecf en 5 -gold, SBafcb' 
 goID) — hand stand. Die Soilettej — hand 
 basin, m'd. — bowl; — house, Da§ SBafd^^auSj 
 
 — leather gloves, mofc^leDemc ^anDfc^u^ej 
 
 — pot, Der SSafd^topf, tad SSafd^gefdp} — 
 tub, 1. Dad SKafc^faf, Der SSafd^fubel j 2. Die 
 Srdbertonnej — wheels, T. aBafWDer(in 
 eincr 3nDiennefabrif). 
 
 ♦Wash, adj. fc^madj, wdffcrig. 
 
 ♦Washed [wSsht] , p. a. Com. gefeucbtet, fle!= 
 fig, plarfricbt (com 3u(f er) , — out, (oon 3uf= 
 fer in gdffernjserfc^molsen} — in lie, gebfictt 
 (oon Der ^einwanD). 
 
 ♦Wash'en, p. p. ». To Wash. 
 
 *Wash'?r , s. 1. Der SSdfcber, Die S»df(3^ennn, 
 SKofcbfrauj 2. Orn. Die Sda^fidi^i 3. Mech. 
 Die @to^fd(>eibe,§rictiondf(beibc, bcf.Dic (ring* 
 formige) ^6)eihi Der ^d^fe surScri>fitung Der 
 Sfleibung an Der 2finf« j drag-w-s , Mil. 3ug= 
 f(^ciben (Dcrartige ©d^eiben, mit Olingen sum 
 <5in^dngen Der 3ugtaue) 5 w-s of a cart, 3ugs 
 ringe an einem barren j — woman, Die SBaftb* 
 frau, SSdfcberinn. 
 
 ♦Wash'jng, I. s. 1. Die SBdfd^e j 2. Dad SBaf(b' 
 gelD i w-s, pi. 3. Dad ©pfiUcbtj 4. Die ®olD= 
 unD ©ilberfrd^e 5 — of ores , Min. Die @r| 
 ludfdljcj — of wool. Die SBdlrodfcbCj II. comp. 
 
 — basin, vid. Wash-bowl ; — bill, Der SBafd)* 
 iettcli - board, Tijp. Dad SSafd^bret} - 
 copper, Der SBQftbFejfel i — day, Der SB-tag, 
 col. Dad aS-fcjli - horse, Der SB-botf,— 
 
 over.h machine, Die S[S-mafd()ine J — silks , Die SB-* 
 fciDej — trough, — tub. Dad SB-fap, Der SB-« 
 fubel, SB-trog, Die SB-wanne. [ington. 
 
 * Wash'ington [wosh'-] , s. (DieetaDt)aBofl;' 
 
 * Wash'um, s. Der fci(bte Srt, Die ^urt. 
 ♦Wash'y, adj. 1. rodJTerig, feud()tj 2. rocic^, 
 
 n)eicbli(b/ fd^Iaff/ f(b«a^- 
 
 ♦Wasp [w6sp, gen.; wasp, S., Enf,&provinc. ; 
 wasp, /'.J, J. DieSBefpej- tongued, unge* 
 DulDig,reisbar,5dnKfd^. 
 
 ♦Was'pish, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. mfirrif(§, 
 oerDriepIiiib , brummenD , gallfud^tig , jornig, 
 reijbar, ki6)t aufjubringen, jdnfifd^j— headed, 
 tro§f6pftg i III. — ness , .9. Die fiblc 2aune, 
 SSerDrieplid^feit, Dad mfirrifcbc SBcfcn , Die 
 ®aafud)t, beipige, jdnfifcbe »ef(baffenbeit. 
 
 * Was'sail (Was's^l), s. I. ein 3;ranf aud Ip« 
 feln, 3ucfer unD "JCle j 2. Dad 3;rinfgera9, vuig. 
 (Saufgelag } 3. Dad S^rinflicD j 4. :^ Dad lufligc 
 SBei^nac^tdlieD, — bowl, Der 4)umpett,Dad 
 grofc ©lad} — bread , 4: Dad feinfte SBeijen* 
 broD, (SemmcIbroD, Der ^eftfud^en? — candle 
 (Shaksp.), Die %i^Uxiti — cup , Der SSecbcr, 
 |)umpcn, vid. — bowl. [Iid(> fein, secben. 
 
 *To Was'saiil, v. n. (bcim 3^rin!gelage) fro!^* 
 *Was'sailer (Was's^ler), s. 1. Der 3:rinfer, 
 
 3e(ber, (Sdufer, SrunFenboIDj 2. w-s,pZ. 
 
 Seute, Die ju SBeibnad^ten fingenD oon 3:^fir 
 
 su X^fir ge^en. 
 
 * Wast [wSst] , 1. 2te ^crf. sol. oon Was, warft i 
 II. vid. Waste, &c. ; III. vid. Waist, &c. 
 
 Was'tage, s. »ie Waste, 4. qv. 
 
 To Waste, V. I. a. 1. oernjfifien, tjer^eeren, ju 
 (SrunDc rid^tenj 2. oerfd^njenDen, oergeuDcn, 
 t)crminDern, fd()»d(bcn, ocrfdjleuDern, Durd^» 
 bringenj 3. ocrbringen, oerge^rcnj 4. Law, 
 tcrfaflen laffen j to — in gaming, oerfpielenj 
 to — away, 1. abnu^enj 2. Durtbbringcnj to 
 be w-d by . . . , Da^in gcfd^wunDen fein \)or ... , 
 ocrse^rt roerDen oon . . . 5 II. n. fxd^ oerjebren, 
 (fi(b)abse^rcn, »ergc^en,fd^winDen, abncb* 
 meU) to — away, 1. ^infd^minDcn, abfallen 5 2. 
 jt(b abnu^en J the day w-s, Der Sag neigt pKb- 
 
 Waste, adj. 1. ©erwfijleti 2. njfift, oDe, 3. uns 
 nfi§, unbcnu|t, fd^le(bt,mert^Iodj 4. fiber* 
 mdpigi 5. ubcrflfiffigj to lay (a country) — , 
 (ein 2anD) oermuften, oer^eereU) — board, 
 Dad 3^otl)bret5 — book. Com. Die ^laDDe, Dad 
 journal, Srouitton, 'iOJanual, 5KemoriaI, Die 
 ©trasse , Dad ^totijenbud^ su fificbtigen Snt* 
 njurfeU) — cloths, virf.unt. Waist; — cotton, 
 
 :jfbfaU oon aSaummoUej - gate, Die ©tbleupc 
 sum Iblaffen Dcd SBajferd 5 — good, col. vid. 
 
 — thrift ; — ground , — lands , unangebautc 
 (nid^t urbor gcmad^te) SdnDereicn, |>ciDenj 
 
 - pipe, Die 7Cblaufr6^re, Der Tfbsug j Typ-s. 
 
Wast 
 
 825 
 
 Watc 
 
 - paper, t)cr TCbgang j H^ (bie) 3)iaculatur, 
 ^ruSfi^uppapierj — sheet, ber ^Kaculaturbo* 
 gen, — silk, Die ^dmmlingSfeitc , ©eiben* 
 M^s, Der Hh^aU oon ©ciDej - thrift, t>cr 
 Dur(^bringer, SSerfd^wcnber, (Sc^Icmmerj — 
 timber, bcr (©auOijoljabfatlj — time, t)ie 
 freicBeit, 5Kufeftunl)en} — wear, t)tt§ luf 
 jie^njc^r , @(bleupcnn>e^r , "Jfbjugliue^r , Der 
 UberfaU (in bcr SSafferbaufunft) j-well,t)a§ 
 @cn!Io(^, bie ^bjucbt? — wood, t)er |)oIsabs 
 fan j — wool , t)er v^dmmerling (^lodfen ober 
 :jCbgang beim SBoafdmmen). 
 
 Waste , 5. 1 . bie SScrmiif^ung , SSer^eerung j 2. 
 bie S5erf(fen)enbung , unnu^c ^Cnwenbung , un^ 
 nu|e TCufopfcrung , unniile Iu§gabej 3. Die 
 Ibnobme, "if u§se^rung j 4. Der Ibgang, 1Cb= 
 faa, Die ©pittage, Der SScrluftj 5. Die SBufle, 
 (SinoDe 5 6. Typ. Da§ 3uf(buppapier, ber 3u= 
 f(bu^j T. Laio, Der 00m ^dd^ter jugcffigte 
 ©c^Qbe, ba§ ©polium; 8. ber Icere, unbefelte 
 @(t)iffSrQum ; to run to — , in SSer fall f ommcn. 
 
 Waste'ful, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. oern>u= 
 l^enb , oer^eerenb , serftfirenb, »erbcrbli(b 5 2. 
 oerf(^n>enberif(^ j 3. 6bej — expenses, uber^ 
 md^ige Tfusgaben } III. — ness, s. bieSBcrwu- 
 ftung; SScrfcbroenDung. 
 
 Waste'n?ss, s. Die SfSiifle, Gin6De. 
 
 Was'ter, s. 1 . Der SJenuiifter, SSerfc^wcnbcr 5 2. 
 w-8, pf. Com. a5led()au§f(^up j 3. col. Dcr Stdu^ 
 bcr (bie @(^nuppe) am 2i(bt. L'&afi^- 
 
 Wat [w8t] , s. ahbr. ft. Walter; met. lud. bcr 
 
 ♦Watch [wotsh] , s. 1. DaS SBatbeit^ 2. a) Die 
 SBacbe i 6) Die 3ta(^tn)a(^e, (Strcifmai^c, Sftun= 
 De, Huarticrmacbcj c) Die ©(^iffmacbej 3.Dic 
 ggai^seiti 4- baS jJcac^tlicbtj 5. DaSSBacb^ 
 bttUS } 6. Der 2Bd(^ter, ^ofien j T. Die 3:af(bcn» 
 u^rj ^.fiS' Die7fufmerffamfcit,S[Sa(bfamFeit, 
 :if(^t^ a — of nightingales, 5porf. Dcr Srupp, 
 ^lug ^JJacbtigallcn 5 alarm—, Hor. Der aSccf er 5 
 tobeonthe— , mit^ufmcrffamfcit entgegen= 
 fe^en (cincm Sreignif) } to set a — upon one, 
 3emanDenbcimli(b (burcb cinen@pd()er) bcob- 
 acbten laffen j — and ward, SBac^e unb SBe^r 3 
 Mor-*. the morning—, Die SagtDad^e oon 
 4-8 U^r 5)?orgen85 the noon — , Die SSor= 
 mittagSroad^e, oon 8 — 12 U^rj the after- 
 noon — , Die SBad^e oon 12—4 U^r 5!Kittog§ 5 
 the first dog — , Die erfle ^unDewad^e con 4— 
 6 Ubr ^benD§ 5 the second dog — , Die jrocitc 
 ^unDeroa^e tjon 6—8 U§r TCbenDS 5 the first— 
 lOOnS— 12 U^r ??acbt8} the second— , Die 
 jweitc 5Jfitteln)a(be con 12 Ubr 9ta(bt§ bi§ 
 4 U^r 5)?orgenS 5 — bell, Die ©djiffsglorfe, mit 
 bcr bttS 3eid&cn jum TfblSfcn gegeben roirbj 
 
 — bill. Die 9BaitroUci-box, Da& U^rge* 
 ^dufcj- broach, Die 0leiba^le (DcrU^rma 
 
 (i(>er)} — candle, MS 9iad()tli(btj - cap, 
 Watch-m. Die (Salottc, Spring! apfcl 5 — case, 
 bie U^rfapfclj — chain, DieUbrfette J Sailor'* 
 — coat, Mar.Dcr 5)Jatrofen=iiberrocf, Si^anj* 
 Idufcrj — crew. Mar. Da§ nuarticrSooIf j — 
 dog, Der ^cttenbunD, ^of^unDj — finger, 
 vid. — hand; — finisher, Der UbrPoUenDcrj 
 Watch-m-s, — frame, 1. Der obcre unD un* 
 tcre a5oDcneiner3:afi^enubrj 2.md.— stand; 
 
 — frame gage, Der Sansmcifter, ©eiltdnjer 
 ()it\ Den ll^rmad(>ern)i - glass , Dq§ U^rgla§5 
 -glasses, Mar. DicSBad^tgldfcr (©anbubren 
 oon 4 ©tunben), — guard, Die(golDcne, :c.) 
 U^rf ette 5 Ubrftbnurj - gun, Dcr SBQ(btfd^uf 
 auf ©Wen (0}?orgen§ u. 'JfbenbS) j — hand, 
 bcrUljrjciger, - holder, Dcr Ubrbaltcr, 3u* 
 fammenfe^cr^ — house, l. Das SBacbbauS, Die 
 SBa(bC;S8a(bftubc5 2. Da§ ©(bilDcrbauS 5 - 
 key, DerUbrfcbluffelj — key spout, Dcr Ubr» 
 [(bluffelbo^rcri - light, 1. Da§ 3l(x6iiMU 2. 
 Die ^cucrmarte, Slufc, Dcr Seud^ttburm^- 
 maker, Dcr Ubrma(^cr ? — maker's tools, U^r* 
 matbcrgerdtbfcbaftcn,- man, 1. Dcr SBd(b« 
 ter, Die SBacbc, 2. Der ??a(btrod(bter 5 — 
 movement, Da§ SScr! cincr Safd^cnu^rj — 
 night. Die 5>?ad^tn)ad(>e, SSetnad^t, —paper, 
 Da§ papier im Ubrgc^dufe (gerofi^nl. mit 
 Dc§ U^rmacbcrS Stamen) j — pocket. Die U()r» 
 tafcbcj Dcr U^rbalter, Da§ U^rge^dufc ©on 
 ^appc; jc.j — ribbons, (feibcnc, ic.) Ubrbdn* 
 Dcr? —spring, DieUbrfcberj —stand, DaS 
 U^rgefteU, Ubrgcbdufej — strings, gcflod^* 
 tcnc Ubrbdnber j — string runners , U^rbanb* 
 ringcj — tower, Dcr 3Bad^tburm , Die SSartc^ 
 
 — trinkets, pi. Ubrgcbdngc , SSerlocfen)- 
 wheel-cutting-engine, Da§ SldDcrfd^inciDeseugj 
 
 — word, Die parole, ^ofung, bo§ SofungS* 
 wort 5 — works, Da§ U^rwerf. 
 
 *To Watch [wotsh], v. I. n. 1 . macbcn 5 2. nja(^ 
 fcin, munterfcin (ouf fein, nid^t fd^fafen)} 3. 
 SBacbc fatten j 4. Tfd^tbaben, warten, aufpaf» 
 fen, S.Iaucrn, aufDerSauerfeinCt-D.Iiegcn)? 
 to — and ward, wad^cn unD WC^rcn J to— for, 
 erwartcnj to — over, raaibcn uber . . . ; an 
 otter w-es, Sport, cinc Sttcr WodEjt, fl^t auf 
 berSaucr^ II. a. 1. beroad()en, bcbuten, 2. 
 auf . . . Hi^t gcben ob. baben, bcacbten , (auf» 
 mcrffam) bcobad^tcnj 3. auflauern^bclaucrn, 
 belauf(bcn5 4. rociDcn, but^n? to— a sick per- 
 son, Ui eittcm ^^ranfen wadfjenj to — an op- 
 portunity , Die ©cicgcnbcit abpafen ober 
 mabrncbmcn, he w-ed her home, cr folgtc 
 ibr bcobacbtcnb auf i^rem StacbbQufewegc. 
 
 ♦Watch'able, adj. bcwad^bar , ju bcwadbctt, su 
 bfiten, bc»a(bt rocrbcn !6nnenb. 
 
 *Watch'er, s. 1. Sincr Dcr n)a<b iftj 2. Der 
 
Watc 
 
 826 
 
 Wate 
 
 S&Wcxi 3. (n. u.)l>era3eoba*ter5 4. i)er 
 aSeltturcr, Soufdjer, ^ufpajfer j 5. t)cr ^ron^ 
 feniDdrter. 
 
 ♦Watch'fui, I. adj,; II. — ly, ac/y. IDttd^fam, 
 aufmerffam, oor(t(i^fig,bel)utfttm5 HI. — ness, 
 s. 1. bic SBad^famf eit, Of ufmcrffamfdt,SSor» 
 fi(^tigf eit, ©e^utfamf eit j 2.ttc ©(^laflofigf eit. 
 
 ♦Watch'jng, s. 1. ba§ SSad^en, Mc Sgad^fttm* 
 feitj 2. bie@d^lQfIofigfcit3 3. iaS SBa^jtgclD j 
 w-8 of flowers, vid. Vigils of flowers. 
 
 Walter, I. s. 1. baS SSaffcr, 2. ieDc§ (gro* 
 fe) ©erodffer, bie ©ee, DaS SKecr, :c.) 
 3. w-s , (gefunbbrunnen » 4. t>er Urin, 
 ^Qrnj 5. Far, a) (red—) Uc Zavi6)e, Die 
 ou§ ben SBunben ber ^fcrbc flieft, &) w-s, 
 
 vid. Watery humours ; 6. C/iem. — of crys- 
 tallisation , ba§ ,Rrj)f!alIifation§»a|fcrj — 
 of separation or depart, ©d^eiberoofferj T. 
 ba& ?oSmetif(^c SD^tttcl, (Sc^6n()eitgn)affcr 
 (S. S5. Byron -, &c.) ; 8. bQ§ SBaJTcr (n>el= 
 lenffirmige, geflammte "iCuSfe^en, bcf. ouf 
 ^eugen, ber gjJoirO 5 9- /eio. bag SSaJTer, ber 
 rcine bem SBaffer d^nlit^e ©lanj ber ebel= 
 fleine unb ^erlenj w-s of the continent, ©in= 
 nengerodjTer j a liar of the first — (W. /.), 
 fig. cin gfigncr erfter ®rof e 5 to convey by-, 
 ju SBaffer t>erfenben, terft^iffeit) to go by — , 
 juSB. reifenj to raise the w-s, losbred^en, 
 IO§fcl^lagen j to strip — , Sea, Sffi. filtt= 
 gen (b. i. fd^opfen) } to take — , 38. fd^opfen 
 ober jie^en , to take the — , ju SB. ge^cn 5 
 to make — , 1. SB. jie^en, (loon einem <Sd(>iffe) 
 tect feinj 2. co/. ba8 (fein) SB. abfc^lagenj 
 II. comp. — adder, bie Olingelnatter , 2B-= 
 ((flange 3 Bot-s. — aloe , — aloes , ber fQlf(J(>e 
 SB-fcnd^el, bie SB-aloe, SB-f eber i - apple, ber 
 (Sumpfflafc^enbaum 5 — arse-smart, vid. — 
 pepper;- avens, ba§ SB-benebictcnfraut, — 
 bailiff, frfi^er: ein SSeamteter in bencngli* 
 fd^cn (See^ttfen, ber bie ©d^iife oifitirtej je^t: 
 tin aSeamteter in Sonbon, ber ben ^ifd^^anbel 
 beauffid^tigt unb ben ©tromsoU auf ber S^em^ 
 fe einnimmt, — bark, ein Heinc§ SBoot sum 
 Sran&port be§ frift^cn SBaprs in|)oIIanbi 
 
 — bath, ba§ SB-bab 5 -bearer, ^^f.ber SB-= 
 mannj - beetle, Ent. bcr SB-fdfer, ^ifd^fd= 
 fer? — bellows, ein ©ebldfe, ba§ burd^ SB. in 
 aSeroegung gefe^t »irb 5 — betony , Bot. bie 
 aSraunwurj 5 — bird, berSB-Pogel (berfeinen 
 Ifufent^alt im ob. am SBaffer ^at, bef. oon 
 ©umpfs unb (Sd^roimmoSgeltt)^ — birdlime, 
 berSB-leim, —boards, vid. Wash-boards; 
 
 — boatman, Ent. bie SB-wanje, aSootmanje 5 
 
 — borne, pomSBaffer getragen? — bottle, bie 
 «B-flafd(>e^ - brook, ber fdaii) , baS SBdlfer= 
 (t>en5 — butt, ba& SB-fap5 — calamint, vid. 
 
 — mint ; — caltrops , Bot. 1. (floating — c.) 
 bie SB-nup, (f(^»immenbe) ©tadf^clnup, 2. 
 (the greater - c.) , ba§ f raufe ©aomfraut, 
 ber grofd^lattig J — canteen, bie gelbflaf^^cj 
 
 — carriage, 1. ber SB-tran§port, bie SB-» 
 frad^t i 2. (n. u.) ba§ ^a^rjeug , — carrier, bcr 
 SB-trdgerj - cart, ber SB-farrcn (sum S8-^ 
 fprengen)5 — cask, ba& SB-fapj — cement, 
 bcr ^Qbraulifd^e ajJortcl, bcf. ^pussolone^- 
 chains , bie ©c^aumfettcn am (^fcrbe=)®c.- 
 bif j — chick-weed , Bot. bie SlucUcnmontie J 
 
 — cider, ber mit SB. tjerbiinntc ^iberj — 
 clinkers, SB-Hinfer (TCrt ^iegeOi -clock, 
 bie SB-u^r5 — closet , 1. ein SBaf^opparotj 
 2. ber SB-obtritt, X mit einer SB-r5^re jum 
 :jCbfpulcn5 — cock, berSB-frQl)n5 — colorist, 
 mod. ber SBaferfarben* Scaler 5 — colour, 
 bie SB-farbC) — colour drawings , — colour- 
 ings, SB-farbenbilber 5— coloured, »-farbigj 
 
 — communication , bie SB-communication, 
 S5erbinbung ju SBafferj — conveyance, bcr 
 SB-tronsportj— course, ber ©trom, bieOlin* 
 ne ) — crake, vid. — ousel ; — cress, — cresses, 
 pi. Bot. bie SB-fre|fe , a3runnenfrcffe 5 - 
 crewet, Rom. Cath. bag ,^dnnd^cn (M ber 
 5Jfeffe)) — crow , vid. — ousel ; — crowfoot, 
 -cup, Bot. berSB-^a^nenfup, SB-ranunfelj 
 (cold) — cure (establishment) , bie (J^alt)* 
 SBajfer'^eilanflalt^ — deck. Mil. (bci ber 
 cngl. (SaoaUerie) cine ©edfe fiber ein gefatteU 
 tes ^pfcrb, um e§ oorSflcgen sufd^u^enj- 
 dial, bieSS-u^r, — dock, 5o<. ber SB-r()as 
 barber, Ue ©odfenbldtter^ -dog, bcrSB-= 
 ^unb) — dome, 4= bie SB-probe, vid. — or- 
 deal ; — dragons , Bot. bie SB-brad^ennjur} 
 bag (Sumpffc^langenfrautj — drainage , vid. 
 Drainage; — dressing, vid. Wet dressing; — 
 drinker, ber SB-trinfer, — drop,berSB-trop' 
 fenj — drop- wort, Bot. bie Olebenbolbcj the 
 
 — 'sedge, bag Ufer (eineg ^luffeg oberbcs 
 5}leereg) , ©eftabe^ — eft , bie SB-eibe(^fe5 ~ 
 elder, Bot. ber 9Jf apl)olber , :M:^orn 5 — ele- 
 phant, Zool. bag ^lufpferb, 3^ilpferb5 - 
 engine, bag SB-»erf 3 — ewer, bie ®ief fannej 
 
 — fall, ber SB-fall,- fern, Bot. ber SB-farn, 
 bie foniglic^e S)gmunbe,bag SJJaientrdubjiien 5 
 
 — fiend, ber SB-bdmon, tiii SB-nircj Bot-s. 
 
 — figwort , vid. — betony ; — flag (— flower- 
 de-luce) , bie SB-irig, ber gelbe <Sd^n>erteli 
 -flea, Ent. ber SB-flo^: 1. ber ©cbilbflo^, 
 ^iefenfup5 2. ber gemeine ©reljfdferj 3. ber 
 a3a(^fIo^frcbg3 - flood, W SB-flut^j - fly, 
 Ent. bie SB-fliege, ,K6(^eriungfer3 — fowl, 
 1. berSB-Dogel3 2. collect, bag SB-geflugel? 
 
 — fox, fig. ( Walton) ber ^arpfen 5 — frame, 
 Mec/i.biebur(^ SB.getriebene @pinnmaf(^ine 3 
 
Wate 
 
 827 
 
 Wate 
 
 — frog , Der grune SB-froft^, — furrow, cin 
 fleiner TCbjugSgraben auf ^elbern. To — 
 furrow, u. a.mit7Cbsug§grabenbur(j(>pflugen} 
 
 — gage, 1. t>er (SS-s)2)onim , jDei(b , baS 
 gBe^rj 2. t)erSffi-mc|fer,vj'rf. Sea-gage; 3. 
 T, ba& SS-Difir , SB-gla§ (urn t)ie |)6^e beS 
 SBajferSim jDampffelfel jumejfen), — gall, 1. 
 Die aB-gaUe,9legeugttIIe5 2. eineoomSB-* 
 flurs enttlanbene 2ucf e ober ^oi)lung i — gang, 
 Der SB-gang, SB-Iauf, ijie SB-Ieitung, t>er 
 5}Zu^lgrabcn j - gate, bie (aS-OiSc^Ieupej- 
 gauge, ui(Z. — gage ; — gavel, ba§ padfjtgelb 
 fiir t)ie ^ifd^erei, — germander , Bot, l>ttl 
 @cort)ienfraut, ber Sad^enfnoblaud^ 5 — gil- 
 der, bcr SB-cergolbcrj — gilding, bieSB-' 
 cergolbung j — gilliflo.wer, vid. — violet; — 
 giadiole , Bot. ba0 ^ameelbcu 5 — glue , ber 
 gif^leimj — god, ber SB-gottj — gold,bQ8 
 SDiufcbelgolbj —gruel, bic 4)Qfergru^e, ber 
 ^aferfc^leim, ber turt SBeisenfd^leimj ber 
 ©erj^entronf, baS ©erjlenroaffer j — gruelish, 
 /ud. einfditig, bumm, feic^tj — gruelled, mit 
 4)aferf(!^leim oerfe^en ober gend^rtj — hair- 
 grass, Bot, bieSB-fibmicle, — hammer, Fhy. 
 ber SB-^ammer, ^uls^ammer j Bot-s. — hem- 
 lock, ber SB -fc^ierling 5 — hemp (-agrimony), 
 baS ,Kunigunbcnfraut , ber ^fauenfpicgel, 
 3n)ei8tt^n, SB-banf, — hen, Om. l. (the 
 common — h.) bie SB-^enne, ba§ 0lot^bldS= 
 (l&enj 2. (the spur-winged — h.) ber braune 
 Spornflfigel, baS brafilianifcbeaB-^u^iij 3. 
 (the small spotted — h.) bie Heine SB-ralle, 
 bas ©ra^^ubn? — hog, Zool. bttg|)aIbFanin= 
 ^en , 5Jleerfi»ein 5 — holes of the sprit-sail. 
 Mar. bie 7Cugcn(26d)er)ber95linbe} — hoar- 
 hound, Bot. ber SB-onborn, SBoIfSfupj — 
 hook , ber 3aum^tt?cn am battel 5 — horse, 
 vtd.— elephant ; stinking— horse-tail, Boi.baS 
 fKntenbe S5(3^aftt)eu , ber ftinfenbe ^ferbc= 
 fc^weifj — house, ber SB-be^dlter, baS8fle= 
 feriDoir, 5ot-*. — house-leek , md. — aloe; 
 
 — hyssop , baS ©nabenfraut 5 — laurel, — 
 leaf, ba& SB-blQttj — lemon, bie lorbecrbldt* 
 trige ^affionsblume, — lentils, bic S[B-Un= 
 fen ) — level, 1 . bie roagere(3^te 8age 5 2.bie SB-* 
 ^6be 5 — lily, Bot. ^h SB-lilie, ©eeblume j the 
 white — lily, bie weif e Seeblume, weif e @ee= 
 rofej — line, 1. bicSB-^g^ej 2. bic SBaifer* 
 (ftanb§-)2inie (im ©ampfhifel, jc.)^ 3. bie 
 ^u5»d|ferung&Iinie, (8abc»)3B-IiniC; SB-» 
 frac^t (eineg (Sc^iffeS), — lock, bie Slrdnfc, 
 (Scbroemmej —locked, m-umgeben, com SBaf* 
 fer eingefc^loffenj a — logged ship {N. & R. 
 lodged, tta(3^ Fal. u. %. »on log, t. e. lying like 
 a log on the water) , cin ©d^iff ba§ oiel 9B. 
 bur(b einen 8edf bcFommcn ^t j — man, l.ber 
 
 ^d^rm-ann, aSootfu^rcr, ©oerfuljTttj 2. ber 
 SBootSfnec^tj 3. cin SJiann, welcj^er ^fcroe 
 trdnft, bef. \)on bem an ben (lonboner) fiacre 
 ©tdnbcn flationirten ^iacrc=Jtne(bte5-mark, 
 bic ^lut^^o^je, bie SB-marfc ober ber Stanb, bis 
 »oba§ SB. bas <S^ijf berfibrt , — meadow- 
 grass , viid. — reedgrass ; — measure , Com. 
 Cin 9)?ap fiir (Salj; @teinfobIcn,jCv bcim ®er» 
 fouf an aSorb beS ©(i)iffe§, »o onflatt 4 pecks 
 5 auf ben aSuf^el gered^net werbcnj Bot-s, — 
 melon , bic 2B-mclone, TCrbufe j — milfoil, 1. 
 bieSB-PioIe, SB-garbc, 2. baS (SB-03:au« 
 fcnbblatt, — mill, bic SB-mfi^lej — mint, 
 Bot. bic SB-miinsei - mite, EM. bie SB- 
 milbcj — moreen, Com. gerodffcrter 9)lo^r5 
 
 — moss, Bot. ba§ glufmoo§, SlueUmooS, 
 ^fiUmoOo, — navelwort, Bot. \i(Xh SB-na» 
 bclfraut) — newt, bic aB-eibecbfcj — nut, 
 vid. —caltrops, l.j — nymph, bic 2B-» 
 ntjmpbc, 32aiabCj — oil, vid. Naphtha; — 
 ordeal , bie SB-probc (ycci be§ ®otte&ge= 
 rid)t8) J — organ, An. Mus. bie SB-orgclj — 
 orme. Sea, faum ^inrcid^cnbe&SB. jumglott* 
 bleiben ^abenb 5 — ousel , Orn. Ue SB-amfcI, 
 ber 2B-flaar 5 — pad, cant, ber ScbiffSbcrau* 
 ber (bef. auf ber S^emfc)} — pail , ber SB-» 
 eimcrj Bot-s. — parsley , ber SB-eppid^ , bie 
 SB-petcrjiUcj — parsnep, ber fleine 9B-cp= 
 pid); SB-merfi — pepper, ber aB-pfejfcr, U^ 
 5)?6n(b§Fraut j — pimpernel , bie ©tranb* 
 bunge 5 — pipe , bic SB-rS^rC) — pipes , Sea 
 bie SB-licgcr, 2egcr, 8B-fdiTer5 — plant , bic 
 SB-pflanjCj— plantain, 5ot. ber SB-»cgeri(b/ 
 ^rofd^Ioffclj— plug, ber @t6pfel anSBajTerr6^= 
 ren 5 — poa, Bof.baS SB-ri&pengraS i — pocks, 
 Med. bic SB-pocf en, SB-blatterU/ SBinbpo df en; 
 
 — poise, bic SB-wage 5 — pot, ber SB-topf, bie 
 ®iepfonne j — power, bie SB-fraft J — pres- 
 sure-engine, T. bie SB-fduIenmafd^inej — 
 proof, »-bid^t, m-fcflj- proofer,berSSer» 
 fertiger oon wajferbi^ten ©toffen 5— proofing, 
 bie SScrfertigung roajTcrbid^ter ©toffc, ba§ 
 S5erfa()ren ©toffe w-bid^t ju madden;— purs- 
 lain, Bot. Me3ipfelblumc,berSB-portulaf j— 
 quail, Orn. vid. — hen, 3. 5 — qualm, ba§ 0ob» 
 brennen 5— radish, Bot ber SB-rettigj— rail, 
 Orn. bie SB-raUc J — ram , Mech. bic SB-* 
 ^ebungSmofd()ittc ; ba§ SB-^ebseug; — rat, 
 bie SB-ra^Cj — reedgrass, Bot. ba§ SB-ricb* 
 gro§, SB-Pie^gra&5 — retting , (in Suf.) vid. 
 
 — rotting; — rocket, 1. Bot. bie SB-raufc, 
 UferrauFcj 2. F-io. bicSB-racfctc,berSB-* 
 fd^wdrmer)— rose,utd. — lily; To -rot, v. a. 
 im SB.roflen (^anf ob. ^lad^S) 5 — rotting, bic 
 SB-r5fle (beS |)anfc§ ob. ^lad^fc§)5 — sail. 
 Mar. ba§ SB-fegel (ein Scefegel, ba& hn gu* 
 
Wale 
 
 828 
 
 Wate 
 
 temSBint) nodE) untcr bic untern ^ecfcgcl befe* 
 fKgt n>irb) j — sapphire, Min. Der ^eUblttue oD. 
 SB-fapp^)irj -scenery, vid. unt. Scenery; 
 
 — scoop, Mar. taS 2)^§faf) — scorpion, 
 £nt. bcrSB-fcorpion, bic IftcriDQlTernjanjej 
 
 — sedge, vid. — flag; — shed, mod. bie SB5-= 
 fd&eibe, aB-f(beibung j — shoes, pi. bie (neu= 
 erU(b erfunbcnen) @(bn)immf(bube j — shoot, 
 l.provinc. ber SB-fM, bQS SB-rd&j bcr 
 SBurjeIf(bof 5 2. uirf. — spout, 2. ; — shot, 
 SS-bagel (cine "JTrt S5(brot) 5 To moor -shot. 
 Mar. (cin @(biff) fo ocrteuen, bap cS roeber ge= 
 gen ben (Strom , nocb quer im ©trome licgtj 
 
 — shrew, Me Heine SB-mttU§, SCB-fpi|mau8 j 
 
 — shut , ber SB-bamm , SB-fcbieber , bie 
 6dbleupe j — side, bag Ufer (eine§ glujfe§ ob. 
 tseS SOleereS), ©eflabej — skeet, ber ©ieper, 
 
 — skins , aB-f(bIdu(3^e (ber Garaoancn in 
 ^gt)pten)j — sky, Sea, im ^oben 3^orben, 
 cine bunfle ©rfcbeinung am Suft^immel^ 
 n>cl(^e (mit bem listen S^ein [blink] contra* 
 ftirenb) in ber Stic^tung, roo biefelbe f!(^ be* 
 finbct, fabrbareS (i. c eisfrcic§) SB. oerfun* 
 feet} — snake, bie SS-ftblangej To — soak, 
 V. a. oom SBaffer (bur(b)n>eid(>en laffen, im 
 3B. ermeicbenj — soldier, vid. — aloe; — 
 spaniel, ber SB-^unb j — speed-well, Bot. ber 
 SB-ebrenprei§5 — spider, bie SB-fpinnej — 
 spike, Bot. ^a^ (fd^wimmenbe) ©amenfrautj 
 
 — spinning frame, Afec/j. bie® rofreImaf(binc 5 
 —spout, 1 .ba§ fpringenbc SB. j 2. bie SB-rSbre 
 (au§ roeliber ba8 SB. fpringt)) 3. Met. Ut 
 SB-bofe, SB-braut5 — spring, bie SB-quellej 
 
 — sprites, QB-geifler j many a— standing eye 
 iShaksp.) , * mancb' tbrfinenfcbroereS ^uge j 
 
 — station , R-w. bie (Station (auf ©ifenbab* 
 nen) rooSBafer fur bieSocomotipe eingenom* 
 men roirb 5 — supply pipe, vid. Supply-pipe ; 
 
 — swallow, Orn. bicSB-fd^walbej — tabby, 
 vid. Tabby , 1. J — table , Arch, bie unterjie 
 ^JJauerleifle (18-20 3oII comaSoben)^- 
 tank, ber SB-beb5lter (an Socomotioen, 2C.)5 
 
 — tath, eine TCrt SfliebgraS , bcffen ®enup ben 
 ®(bafcn [(bdblicb fein fottj - thief (Shaksp.), 
 ber ©eerauberj — thrush, uid. — ouzel ; — 
 tick, bie amerif. 4)oIsmilbe 5 — tight, w-bi(bt, 
 n)-fc|l5-toad, Zool. bie SB-frote 5 -tre- 
 foil, Bof.berSB-Hce, Sitterfleej-triplicity, 
 Astrol. bie brei ©ternbilber ^reb&, ©for* 
 pion unb ^iftbe j — trough , ber SB-trog, 
 Srdnftrogi — tub , ba§ SB-fap, bie SB-fufc, 
 
 — tupelo, Bot. ber SB-bttumj — twist, baS 
 v^ettengarn, aB-(3ebbcI)garn , ber Ifufjug 
 (Senennung nadj bem oon Arkioright einge* 
 fii^rten SB-»Sfta^men) j —violet, Bot. bie SB-* 
 tiole, SB-feber J - viper, Zool. bie punftirte 
 
 flatter j- wag-tail, Orn.bieweifeSaibtleljci 
 
 — walled, * p. SB. umgeben, wafferumfdjlof* 
 fen) Mar-^. — w.iy, baS I5^§gat5 —ways, 
 ber SB-gang (auf bem SJerbccfeineS ©ibi|Te8)j 
 
 — wheel, 1. baS SB-rabi 2. bag OJJu^lrab i 3. 
 T. tin ^unfigejeug um SB. p bebenj - 
 wheels, bie SB-rdber eine§ ©ampffcbiffeS j — 
 willow, Bot. 1. bcr SB-mciberid^ j 2. — willow 
 (-tree), bie SB-roeibe; niebrige (ob. Straucb*) 
 SBeibe J — witch, 1 . bieSB-t)ere , cf. — nymph ; 
 2. Orn. bcr gcbaubte Sautberj — with, eine 
 ^flanje aufSamaifa, roelcbe felbftin ber trot* 
 fcn)len3cit trin!baren ©aft entt)dltj— work, 
 ba§ SB-werf, bie SB-hmfl (bdufig im pL)i 
 
 — worm, ber SB-»urm, bie SB-motte? — 
 worn, com SBaffer abgefpiiiltj- wort, Bot. 
 ber (^ri!tbling&*)SB-ftern ; — yarrow , vid. 
 
 — violet. 
 
 To w.Vt?r, V. I. a. 1. waffernj 2. bewdffern, 
 begiepcnj 3. fprengen^ 4. trdnfen, 5. f(bnjem* 
 men, 6. im SBaffer rofien (^Ia(b& ob. 4)anf) j 
 T. TOdffern, flammen, moiriren (3euge, %t.)i 
 II. n. 1. SBaffer oergiefen, tbrdnen, roeinenj 
 2. SBaffer bolen, SB. einnebmen (con ©d^if* 
 fen)j 3. fcbielcn, fcbillernj to make one's 
 mouth — , (gincm ben 5)lunb njdfferig madden, 
 i^n luflern madden j his chaps — at it , vnlg. 
 ber SKunb rodffert ii)m barnad^. 
 
 Wa't?rage, s. 1. baS gdl)rgelb , bcr Sdl)rsoU5 
 2. bie SBajferfrad^t. [unb 3eugen). 
 
 W.Vt?red, adj. gerodffert, moirirt(».a5dnbern 
 
 Wa'terer, s. 1. @incr bcr rodffert, bewdffert, 
 trdnftj 2. vid. Aquarius. 
 
 Wa't^riness, s. bie SBdfferigfeitj ^eud^tigFeitj 
 ba§^eu(bte5©umpfige. 
 
 Wa't^ring, I. p. s. .baS SBdffem, K., vid. To 
 Water; 2. - of steel, ba§ SBdffern, §Iammen 
 be§ ©ta^Id 5 II. comp. Mil. — call, bag S^rom* 
 petenfignal , um nacb ber Srdnfe ju reiten i — 
 bridle, bie SBaffcrtrenfej — cap, bie ^elbmu^e, 
 ^ouragirmu^e 5 — engine , eine sinnernc 
 pumpe, in ^oUanb jum 9leinigen ber ^enfler 
 gebrau(bt > — jacket , bie gelbjatfe , Z<^dt 5 — 
 party. Mil. tin jum S^rdnfen ber ^ferbe au8» 
 gcf(bicfte8 (Sommanbo j-place, 1 .bie ©d()»em« 
 me, 2. ber Drt sum SBaffereinne^men fir 
 ©d^iffe^ 3. ber aSabeortj ®efunbbrunnenj — 
 pot, bie ©iepfanne , — trough, ber SIrdnftrog. 
 
 W:Vt?rish, I. adj. 1. wdfferig , feud^t, fumpftgj 
 2. fig. njdfFerig, fcbal, firoacb j II. — ness, s. 
 1. bie SBdfferigfeitj 2. biegeud^tigfeit,©um' 
 pflgfeitj 3. bttS ©(bale. 
 
 Wa'terless, adj. obne SBaffer, trocfen. 
 
 Wa't^rlSd, s. — cesarian cow-cabbage, eine fo* 
 lojfolc Jtoblart jur SSiebffitterung gebraucbt. 
 
 WA'terv. nrji, 1. wdfferig, SBaffer ent^altenb^ 
 
Watt 
 
 829 
 
 Waj 
 
 2. roaffcrrei^i 3. flufrig,feud)tj l.SBaffcrbe* 
 trcffcnD, SSajfcrsj 5. fig. gcfiimacf lo& , fab, 
 frttftlog > the - god, bcr SBafTcrgott, QKeet' 
 gottj a — desert , einc SBafTenDfifte j — hu- 
 mours, Far. bie OJJaute (,Sranf^eit bcr 
 ^ferte an ben |) inter feffeln) ? — rupture, 
 Surg, bcr SBalferbruc^ j a — sky , cin 0le= 
 gcn^immelj — vapours, aBafferbunflCj — 
 waste, bie 2Baj7erroiifte. 
 
 Wat'tle [wot' — ] , s. 1. bie|)urbc, %k(i)U, w-s, 
 pl. bie Umsdunung, ba§ ©c^dgc, bie (@(^af-) 
 |)i[irben5 2. bieSJa^latte (bci6tro^btt(^ern) 
 
 3. vid. Wat ; w-s, pl. 4. vid. Waddles ; o.cnnt 
 bie t)^ren} — bird, Orn. bcr 35artoogel. 
 
 ♦To Wat'tle, v. a. 1. (^wcigc jufammen)flec^^ 
 ten, umfled^tcn, umjciuncni 2. mit Ctut^cn 
 Binbenj w-d, p. a. mitglec^tmerf umjdunt; 
 w-ing,p.*.baS^lc(btn)crf(5u®(^afl)urben,:c.) 
 
 ♦ Wat'ty , s. dim. o. Walter. [eine ^tt$C) 
 
 To Waul , V. n. miauen , ^eulen , fi^rcien (»ie 
 
 Wau'mish, adj. vid. Wawmish. 
 
 Wave, s. l.bicSBellc, SBogc, ?0?eere§njogei 
 2. bie Uncben^eit j 3. T. bie einjclne glamme 
 bc§ gen)dfferten(moirirtcn)3euge§3 4. Arch. 
 bie 4)0^lleifte, ^O^lfc^le J w-s of the sea, Sea, 
 SBaaren, SBcUen ober Seen beS SJteereSj a — 
 of the hand, ein SBinf (<Scbn)en!en) ber J|)anb j 
 
 - beaten , con ben SfiScUen gepeitfcbt j — loaf, 
 Jeic. i2ef. (c/. b. f. SS.) btt8 SBebebrob j - 
 offering (Numb. XVIII.), Jew. Rel. ba§ 5[Bc= 
 bcopfer (n)el(Jt)c& emporge^oben unb gcgen bie 
 tjier i>immel5gegenben gefcbroungen njurbe)^ 
 
 — quilting, Com. rocUcnformiger ^iqu^j — 
 subjected, bem SBajfer ob. benSBcUen au§ge= 
 fc^tj — theory, Phij. bicSBeUen* Ob. UnbulQ= 
 tionSt^corie (be§ 2i(bt§) j — worn , con ben 
 SBcUen obgenu^t, abgemafc^en, serriebcn. 
 
 To Wave, v. \. n. 1. fi(l> njeUenformig bewe- 
 gcn, wogcn, waUcn, [(broanfenj 2. n)cl)en, 
 f(b»cben, pattern} II. a. l. [(broingen, fcbwen^ 
 fen} Script, weben (c/. Wave-offering) ; 2. 
 3eiicngcben, minfen,pnirfen) 3. ^inn>eg= 
 f^roemmenj 4. n>eUenfi3rmig macben, wcUen, 
 moirircn j to — off, (@inem) mit ber |)anb ju 
 ge^cnob-jufcbmeigcnroinfenj III. a. (eigentl. 
 To Waive) 1. wegroerfen} 2. able^nen, 3. 
 tcrlajfen, fabren laffen, aufgebcn} 4. t>crf(bic= 
 ben, bei ^dU legcn, auSfe^cn. 
 
 Wave, s. 1. ba§ ©(broingen, @(bn)cn!en)2. 
 ber SBiitf (mit ber ^anb, ic). [moirirt. 
 
 Waved, adj. 1. wcUenformig j 2. gcflammt, 
 
 Wave'l?ss, adj. 1. n)cIIenIo§, ebcn, glattj 2. 
 fig. rubig, flill, ungetriibt. 
 
 Wave'l?t, s. ba5 SBellcben, bie Heine SBeUc. 
 
 Wave'like,adi.n)eUenf6rmig,n)eIIig,wcaenl)aft. 
 
 To Wii'v^r, v. n. 1. roanfen, fibreanFcnj 2. 
 
 ftraucbein, ftolpern, taumelnj 3. pcbberinniu, 
 unfcbliifrig fein, anf^e^cn. 
 
 Wa'v^r^r, «.bcr @(bn>anfcnbc, hc^. fig. bcrUn= 
 ftbtuffige, Unentf(bloffcnc5 fcbroanfcnbc ^poli-- 
 ti!er, jc 
 
 W.a'v9ring, I. p. s. 1. ba§ SBanfcn, ®(b»anfen, 
 JCo 2. bie UnftbliifriS^'it, Unentfcbloffcnbciti 
 bcr SBanfclmut^, bie ^wcifcl^aftigfcit} II. 
 adj. ; III. — ly, adv. [(broanfcnb, U^.fig. un» 
 [(bluffig , unentf(blo|fen J wanfclmutbig, smci* 
 fclmiitbig J — tree , cor, jt. Wayfaring- tree ; 
 IV. — ness, s. wie Wavering. 
 
 Wave'son, s. Law, fcctriftigeS (aufbrmOJJcerc 
 fcbn)immcnbc§) ®ut, @d)ijfbrud;$gutcr. 
 
 Wa'vy, adj. I. wogcnb, TOogig, weUig, wallenb, 
 pldtf(bernb} 2. rocUenformig, gerounbcn. 
 
 To Wawl, V. n. njic Waul, qr. 
 
 Wiiw'mish, adj. e!el, ubcl. 
 
 Wax, v. 1. baS SBaib^ 5 2.bttS ©icgclmacbs, ®ie= 
 gcllatfj 3.Swrg.bicJIB-bcuIc j 4.ba§S^ren' 
 fcbmalj} 5. bas (S(buKi«a<ber)pe(b j — baby, 
 Ut SB-puppej — bill, Orn. ber ,^ernbciper 5 — 
 blcechery, bie SS-bIci(bc J — cakes, aB-f(bci» 
 ben 5 — candle, baS SB-licbt} — chandler, bcr 
 SB litbtjic^er } — doll, vid. —baby ; — leather, 
 SGBi(bSleber, gcn)i(bfte§ Scbcr} — light, vid.~ 
 candle; — myrtle, Bot. bic SB-mt)rtbCj — 
 palm, Bot. bie SB5-paImcj — pearls, SS-pcr- 
 Icn i — reels , SB-fiangcn? - scot, eine ^b- 
 gabe jur Unterbaltung ber ^Rircbcnbclcud;^ 
 tungj — taper, bie SB-ferje, ber SK-ftocf, — 
 winder (— stand), cin SS-ftocfleU(btcr} — 
 wicks, mit SB. bur(bsogcne Xampenbocbtcj 
 — work, aB-ftguren} — works, pl. ba§ SB-jt= 
 gurencabinet, bic SB-figurcnbube. 
 
 To Wax, V. I. reg. a. 1. mitSBatb^ bcf^rcicbcn, 
 n)d(bfen, roitbfen, bobncn (fcine S^ifcblerarbci- 
 ten, K.)5 2.mit SBa(b§ cerbinbcn (c/. Waxing) ; 
 II. reg. & ir. n. (xo.u.&n:^) i.roacbfen, JU^ 
 ne^men j 2. (j. 2J. to - wroth, bofc) wcrbcn. 
 
 Wax'en, adj. njdtbfcm , t)on SBa(b6 j — image, 
 baS SBacbSbilb J — chatterer, Orn. ber ©ci- 
 bifnfcbroans} — vein , Min. tan |)cImont'$ 
 SKiirfel (ein mitSpatbburc^roatbfcner graucv 
 @tein, ben loan ^clmont [ein ^olldnbifcbcr 
 Sbeofopb im 17. 3^bt.] gegcn bic ©tcin= 
 fcbmerjen anprie§). 
 
 Wax'jng, s. 1. C/iem.bic6rt^ciIungf on na6)i- 
 artiger (Sonftftcnj bur(b ?euer ob. luflofung 5 
 2. T. baS flcUenrocife Ubersie^en be§ .Kattuns 
 mitSBacbS corbcmiDrucfen, um bie unbcbccfte 
 ^arbc feurigcr unb beftdnbiger ju macbcn. 
 
 Wax'y, s. 1. macbSartigj 2.7?g-. na(bgcbcnb, 
 
 Way, I. s. 1. ber SBcfl, bicStra^c, 2. bic 
 ©trecfe, SBcitc} 3. bie sffnung, ber 5)urcb-- 
 
Way 
 
 830 
 
 Weak 
 
 gang 5 4. ik dUd^tm^, ber ZaiiU 5- ber ^ort 
 gang, ^ortfd^rittj 6. t>tt§ ^uSroeidijcn 5 T. bie 
 JBa^n, ber 9laum, ^Ia| 5 8. ber 3utritt, 3u= 
 lap 5 9. ber a5eoba(^tung§Frci§i ©efic^tsfrei^, 
 aScru^runggfreig, 10. Ut SSe^anblungSart, 
 "Kxt, saSeife, -^et^obe, ber ^lan, U^ SSerfa^* 
 ren, 11. bag ^littdi w-s and means, WitUl 
 unb SBcge, 12. ber aSiUc, ©inn, bie Sonne j 
 
 13. w-s , pi. Mar. bie felling, ©tapelblodf e 
 
 14. vtd. Wey; — of the rounds, Fori, ber 
 Slonbenweg, bie Scrme, — ofaship, l. bie 
 ^a^rt, ber (langfame ob. f(^nelle) Sauf eineg 
 iSc^iffeS, 2. bie Sflid^tung eineS ©(biffeS, ber 
 Sours 5 the ship is under — , baS ©(^iff Iduft, 
 ^atga^rtj which — ? mo^in? oufroeldijeTCrt? 
 njie? which— shall I turn ? njo^in foil i6) mi6) 
 roenben? this — , ^ier^in, ^ierburd^ 5 that — 
 ba^in, babur^, every—, auf alle^rtunb 
 SBeife, in allcr ^infidjt, burc^ausj any — , 
 auf irgenb cine SBeifcj a thousand w-s, auf 
 taufenberlei ^rtj no — (ft. wise), feineS 
 ^egeS j the committee of w-s and means, ein 
 sur Serat^ung ber ©taatseinfiinfte unb %U 
 Hansen niebergefc^ter ^usfc^upj by — of, by 
 the — , vid. unt. By ; by — of apology , um 
 rt(b su cntf^ulbigen, by — of trial , al§ SSer= 
 fu(b/ t»erfu(i8n>etfe3 to go a great — , totit ge* 
 ^en, mel n>irfcn 5 to come one's-, ^erfom= 
 men 5 in the family — , 1. auf freunbf(^oftli= 
 d)em ^upe, im gomiliensirf el j 2. coZ. f(^n)an= 
 gerj I am in the oil — , col. i6) ^anblc mit k)l 
 (c/. Line, 11.) J to be in the—, 1. bei ber 
 |)anbfein5 2. fertig fein? 3. imSBege ober 
 ftorenbfeinj to come in one's — , ginem in 
 ben SBeg (ju ©efid^t, unter bie TCugen) hm- 
 men J to stand in one's — , 1. Sincm im SBe^ 
 gcflc^eii,* 2. ^inbcrli^) feinj out of the — , 
 1. nic^t bei ber^anb, nid^t jugcgcn, abrac^ 
 fenb, nid&t baj figs. 2. nicbt hti ber ©acbe, 
 jerflreut} 3. md)t jur @a(^c ge^orig, fremb, 
 4. ouper ber gerofi^nlicben Slegel, auperor* 
 bcntli(]^5 5. au&gelalTen (lufiig, jc) i to go out 
 of the — , 1. ficb oerbergenj 2. ficb oerirrenj 
 to get out of the — , I. a. wegfd^affcn j II. n. 
 fid> baoon ma(^en 5 to be out of the — , 1 . ben 
 SBegccrfe^It boben? 2. jtcb irren^ this is a 
 thing out of my— , 1. bie§ ifl auper meinem 
 Sa(b, baoon »erflcbc icb ni(bt§ 5 2. id) gebe micb 
 bamit nicbt ah^ 3. ba§ flebt ni(bt in meiner 
 Oeroalt, 'tis much out of ray — , bag ifl ganj 
 ttuper meincm ^lanc, babci ocrliere id) 9 to 
 ask out of the — , ju tiel forbern , cine fibers 
 tricbene ^orberung macben , ubcrforbcrn j to 
 bidoutof the — , ju TOCnig bieten 5 to make 
 — , to stand out of the — , or to clear the — , 
 ttu§ beraSBegc geben, pla§ ma(ben5 to break 
 
 the — , au8njei4)en j to lead the — , »oran ge» 
 ^enj tomake one's—, 1. fortfommcn, cnt* 
 fommen (mit through) 5 2. burcbfommenj 3. 
 ficb 3ugang icerf^affcn 5 to make one's own — , 
 buri^bringen, fein ®Iitrf matben^ II. comp. — 
 bill , einc 8ij^e con ^erfonen ob. ©iitcrn bie 
 man fdbrt, ber ^affagicrsettcl bes <S(birr« 
 meifierSj — bit, ein BtM SBegcS^ — board, 
 vid. Waboard ; — broad , — bread , ber 2Be« 
 gcbreit, vid. Plantain; — going crop, bie 
 ©rnte be& 3a^re§, in wclcbem ber ^acbter ab* 
 iin^ti — head, Min. (ini)er!».)ba& Srteiner 
 (Strecfcj - in, ber ©ingang, — maker, ber 
 SSorlaufer, 95a^nbre(ber5— mark, bas SKegc* 
 Sci(bcn, bcrSBegroeifer, bie SBegefSule , ber 
 OKeilenjeiger, — out, berTfuSraeg, lu§gang j 
 — passengers, Unternjeg&pajfagiere (bie in 
 3njif(benf^ationen ein* ober auSfteigen (bef. auf 
 ®ampff(bijfcn, k.)) Bot-s. — thistle, bie |)a= 
 ferbijiel, gcmcinc jDiflcI, ^elbftbarte 5 — thorn, 
 ber SBegcbom, ^reusbornj — through, ber 
 ©ur(bgang j — warden , provinc. ber ©tra* 
 penauffcbcrj- wiser, ber SBegemeffer, vid. 
 Perambulator ; — worn , lOom SBege (tjom 
 
 Oleifen) ermubct. 
 
 To Way, v. a. 1. inSBeg bringcn, fii^renj 2. 
 sum ®cben abricbten , (ein wenig) sureitcn. 
 
 Way'fs\rer, ,v. ber SSanberer, Stcifcnbe. 
 
 Way'fAring, I. adj. reifenb, njanbcrnbj IT. s. i. 
 bie SBanberung? 2. ba& [fteifcn j — tree, Bot. 
 ber ©(blingbaum, bie SSegcfcblinge , <Sa« 
 menbeere. 
 
 To Way'lay [S., Ja., Sm., Kn., &c.; wala', If., 
 Wb., P., &c.], V. a. mit feinbli(ber Ibftdit 
 auflauern, naibflellcn, iiberfallen. [flcller. 
 
 Wfiy'layer, s. ber TTuflaurer, ^Cufpaffer, 9^a(b= 
 
 Wfiy'less, adj. unrocgfam, ungebabnt. 
 
 Way'ward , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. murrifrt)/ 
 Iaunif(b} njunberlicb, feltfamj eigenfinnig, 
 cerfebrtj — sisters, pi. bie 3aubcrinnen, %\i' 
 rien , 8(bicffal0f(bn)eftern,^arjen5 III.— ness, 
 s. bie SBunberli(bFeit5 mfirriftbc, iiblc Sauncj 
 S5erfebrtbeit, ber ^igenfinn. 
 
 Way'wode, WayVodesh^p, vid. Vaivode. kc. 
 
 We , pron. (pi. ». I, bepgl. ©tt)l ber .ftcnige, 
 jc. ft. I), wirj sum. incor. ft. be& obliaucn 
 (§afu$ Us. 
 
 Weak, adj. 1. f(b»a(b j 2. f(bnjd(bli(b 5 3- franf^ 
 li(b, ungefunb, fiecb j 4. obnmfitbtig, fcblaff? 5. 
 unbcfcftigt i — beer , biinncS (f(bn>Q(bc§) 
 JBicr 5 — hearted , mut^IoS , feig j — land, 
 biinner , Ieid)ter Soben ? — loined , Icnbcn* 
 labm 3 — minded , f(bnja(bf6pftg 5 — side , bte 
 f(bma(be ©citej — sounds, fcbroatbe Sone. 
 
 To Wea'ken, v. a. 1. f(bmad^en) 2. entfrdften, 
 erfcblaffen. 
 
Weak 
 
 831 
 
 Wea< 
 
 Wealienerjj. bcr, bie, btt§ ©(^mdc^cnte. 
 
 Weak'ling, s. ber ©c^wad^Ung. 
 
 Weak'Iy, adj. & adv. 1. [(^icac^, 2.f(^n)dd^Ud^, 
 matt) 3. ungcfunDj 4. furc^tfam. 
 
 Weak'ness, *. 1 . t)ie © (^wac^c , 2. bie ® (^n)ad^= 
 ^eit, ^attiQhiti S.berge^leri 4. Me^rdne= 
 lic^feit, ^d)ma6)li6)Mt j 5. Die Unbeftdnbig 
 !eitj — of mind, bie ®eifle§f(^n)d(^e5 —of 
 trade, bie ©efd^dftsfliac, ®ef*dftglo|lgfcit. 
 
 Weal, s. 1. 1. baS SBo^l, bieSBo^lfa^rt^ 2. ber 
 Btaat, bie {Republic (md. b. it. Common 
 wealth); general — (public — ), ba§ ®C 
 
 meinroo^l, allgcmeinc aseflc, bas SSeflc be& 
 @taQt§3— and wocSBo^l u.S[Bet)iir.b.©(bn)ie5 
 le, (Striemcj — Vman, {Sh.) ber ©taatsmann. 
 
 Weal, adv. cor. ft. well. [rounb f(blagen. 
 
 To Weal , u. a. mit ©(bwielen oerunf^altcn, 
 
 Weald, I. s. 1. 4: ber SBalbj 2. or Weal'den, 
 Weal'don, Geol. ba§ SBealbgebilbe, cine jroi^ 
 fc^en bem S)olit^en= unb .Rreibegebirge (bef. 
 ttntcr^alb ber SBdlber [Wealds] oon Kent u. 
 Sussex) entmirfelte ^ormotion j II. adj. biefc 
 formation betreffenb ober in i^r \\^ oorfin= 
 benbj — clay, ber SSdlbert^on^ — rock, 
 
 Wealk, *. vid. Whelk. [SSealbfanbflein. 
 
 Wealf/i, s. ber S[Bot)lflanb5 Steicbtbum, baS 
 ®ut, ®elb unb ®ut, bie (dupere) ©liicffelig* 
 
 Weal'i/ijly, adv. rei(b, uWii). [Uit 
 
 Weal't/ijness , s. ber Olcid^t^um, ba§S5erm6= 
 gen, bie SBo^l^abenljeit. 
 
 Weal't/iy , ar/j. reid?, tjerm6gcnb, bcgutcrt. 
 
 To Wean , v. a. entrofibnen^ obgeroo^ncn, ah' 
 bringcnj wean-calf, s. \ia^ "^bfc^falb. 
 
 Wea'n?! , Wean'ling, s. ba§ entrool^ntc S^icrj 
 btt& entroo^nte ^inb. 
 
 Weap'on, s. 1. bie SSaffe, ba§ ®en)e^ri w-s, 
 pl. 2. bie @poren ber .^u^ner unb jungen 
 ^d^ncbei^Ja^nenfdmpfenj 3. Bo ^. ©omen, 
 Bta6)cln, jcj — salve, Med. bie SBaffen- 
 falbC; ft)mpat^etif(be <3albc. 
 
 Weap'oned, adj. bcmaffnet. 
 
 Weap'onl^ss, adj. unbewttffnct, webrlos. 
 
 To WeAr, v. ir. I. a. l.tragen(bcf.iRIeibung§- 
 fiiicfe = an^Qben, art ficb ^aben)5 2. jur 
 ©(bau tragenj 3. braucben, oerbraucbcn, ah' 
 tragert; abnu^cn, abreiben, cersc^renj 4. 
 ^inbringenj 5. ermfibcn, abmattenj 6. all= 
 md^Iig fortfcbaffen , oernitbten, T. nacbunb 
 nad^ gewfi^neu; aneigncnj 8. vld. To Veer; 
 to — land out of heart, ein ©runbftucf auS= 
 mcrgeln (c/. heart) ; to — away ( ofT) , 1 , ab= 
 tragenj abnu^en, auSmergcln j 2. t>crse()rcn, 
 jerruttenj to — out, i. abtrageni abnu^cnj 
 2. auSmergeIn, enttrdften j ocrjebren j 3. qud- 
 Icn, plagcnj 4. (bie ®ebulb, zc.) erfcbopfenj 
 5. (bie ^cit) i)erbringen/ ^inbringen? U.n. 
 
 1. a) n* tragen, ]i(i) t^alUn (oon ^Ieibcrn)i 
 b)fig' fi(b fatten, aus^alten, ausbaucrni 2. 
 Ticb abnu^cn, fub oerjc^rcn j 3. fitb nad) unb 
 na(b )?crlicren, ocrge^euj to — well, Ticb (im 
 3:rogen) gut balten (pon ^Icibcrn)^ to - 
 away ^— off), 1. abne^mcnj i?erge^en^ 2. 
 poritbcrgeben, oeraltcnj to — off, ii>ergc()cn, 
 abne^men? time w-s on, bie 3eit f crgebtj to 
 - out, 1. ftcb abtragen, {ii(b abnu^cnja ab* 
 nc^men, t?ergc^en. 
 
 Weir, s. 1. ba§ Srogcn j 2. bic3:ra(bt, bcr7in« 
 jug, 3. ber ®cbrau(b, bie ^fbnu^ung j — and 
 tear, 1. bie ^bnu^ungj 2. Mar. ©litage (^. 
 be§ @(biffc§ unb feiner ©crdt^fcbaftcn). 
 
 Wear, s. 1. ba§ SBc^r, ber SBebrbammj 2. ber 
 ^iffb^dltcr, ^ifcbforb, :iCaIforb, bie mcufc. 
 
 Wei'rable , I. adj. ju tragcn, tragbar j II. w-s, 
 pL ^IcibungSftiicfe, (Sjfccten. 
 
 WeA'r^r, .v. 1. ber (^leiber, jc. an fi(b) Sra- 
 genbej 2. ba§ n)a§ bur(b ben ©cbraud^ abgcs 
 nu$t ober Derf(ble(btert. 
 
 Wea'rily, adv. mitbc, crmiibct. 
 
 Wea'r.in^ss, .v. 1. bic SJJubigfcitj ermubungf 
 2. bie Ungebuibi 3. ber Ubcrbrup. 
 
 WeA'rjng-appar'^l , *. bic .ftleibungSftiicfcny 
 ©a(ben, ber TCnjug. 
 
 Wea'risome, I. adj.; II. — ly,adu. 1. crmu« 
 benb , mit^fam, befcbwcrlicb, Idftig, (angroei* 
 lig, langroierig; 2. flbcrbrup errcgenbj ill.— 
 ness, s. bie SKitbfamfcit, S3cf(bn)crli(bf eit, £d» 
 fiigfcit, Sangroierigtcit. 
 
 Wea'ry, adj. Lmubej 2. uberbruffig^ 3. er* 
 mubenb, Idflig, miibfelig, bcfcbrocrlid^ j not to 
 be — with you, um ©ic md)t ju ermuben. 
 
 To Wea'ry, v. a. 1. crmiibcn, mube ma^en, 
 ahmatUm^. beldfligen, qudlcn^ to be wea- 
 ried out of patience, bic ®ebulb ccrlieren. 
 
 Wea'sand, (— pipe) s. Anat. bie 2uftr6^re. 
 
 Weasel, s. Zool. baSSBiefelj — coot, Orn. ber 
 Heinfte ©dgetau(bcr j u?/Zg:-j. — faced, bunn* 
 bdcfig j — gutted , moger, fd)md(btig, bunn* 
 
 Wea'son, s. vid. Weasand. [bdud){g. 
 
 To Weat , v. a. vulg. laufcn. 
 
 WeathV. s. 1. baSSSctter, bicSSitterungj 
 2. baSSBctter; Ungcroittcr, ber ©turnti 3. 
 vid. Wether ; Mars, a— the helm ! luowdrtS^ 
 ba§ Sfluber! faU* abl hard a-! fQU'(gans) 
 ab! — beaten, 1. t}on SBinb u. SSetter bc» 
 fcbdbigt, mitgenommenj 2. burdjroettcrt, per* 
 wettcrt, roettcrgebdrtet, burtb partes SB. ab« 
 gcbdrtct,oerfu(bt5 the — beams of a ship, bie 
 8ut)feite eineS ©(bifffS? a — beaten sailor, eitt 
 befa^rner (b. i. gcfcbicftcr) ^Katrofe, bo§ SJ^r* 
 lammj — bit, cin ©cblog bes irnfertaucS um 
 ben ^opf beS SratfpilISi —board, — bow, 
 bie SBinbfeitc, SBcttcrfcitc (cine$ (S(bijf&)5 - 
 
Weat 
 
 832 
 
 Wedd 
 
 boarding, 1. ffireter bie Quf ciner ,tantc t)un^ 
 ncr finb, al5 ouf Der anbern (jur du^crn 95e= 
 flcibung ber ^aufer [frame houses] in 7fmc= 
 rifO; SBeflinbien, K.)i 2. r.baSSSerfd^alcn, 
 aScflciben mit fold^en SSreternj Afar-*. ~ 
 boards, l.©(^uibretcruberben®tu(!pfort9a= 
 ten cineg Qufgelcgten ©(^iffeoj 2. u?d. Wash- 
 board(s); — bound, bewe^rt (wegen f(^tc(^' 
 ten SBcttcr§ oer^inbcrt, ou§lttUfen oDer iiber* 
 ^aupt wcitcrreifcn ju fonnen) j - braces, bie 
 Suobralfenj - brails, bie ©citaue onber Suv* 
 feite ber ©egel j — cloths, Ubcrjuge oon^re^ 
 fenning uber bie geftauten ^angcmattenj - 
 cock, 1. bcrSB-l^a^nj 2. ^g. ber Unbefldn= 
 bigej To — coil, v. a. Mar. beim SSciliegen 
 auf einen onbcrn SBug rocnbenj — driven, 
 (burcb Sturm) oerfc^lagen j To - fend, v. a. 
 »oraB. f(bu$cni-gage, l.beraB-jeigcrj2. 
 Mar. SBort^eil bes SBinbeS, bie SBinbfcite, 
 SuiOfeite 5 to gain (or get) the — gage of a 
 ship, einem®(^iffe bie 2uo ob. benSKinb abge= 
 »innen, ob. bie Suo abftcc^enj to keep the — 
 gage of a ship, cin<3(^iff offen^ttlten(luion>drt8 
 coneinem <S(^iffe bleiben, urn c§ auSfegelnju 
 f onnen) j our ship has the— gage of the other, 
 roir ^ttben bie Suo be§ anbcrn ©(biffs j — gall, 
 utd. Water-gall;— glass, 1. bag SB-glaS, ber 
 guftmcfferj 2.beraBdrmemcffLT j Shepherd's 
 or poor man's— glass, BoU ba§ gemeinc obcr 
 rot^e ®ttU(b^ciI} — headed, j?g. oerdnber^ 
 liH), Wetterroenbif^ 5 Mars, to carry a— helm, 
 luogierig fein j — most, ttm meiteften luo* ob. 
 njinbnjarts j — proof, — proved , m-ge^drtet 
 (vid. — beaten ; — tight) ; Mars. — quarter, 
 bie SBinboicrung eineg @(biffeS aufber2uo= 
 feite j —roll, ba5 ©cblingcrn natb ber 2uo= 
 feite } — shore, ber SutjmaU, SDpperroall)- 
 shrouds, bie £u\)n>anb j - side, bie 2uo, 8uo= 
 feite j to go to the — side, Qnluoen, minb- 
 rodrtS (b. i. gegcn ben SBinb) geben j - spy 
 (n>. fi.) ber SB-beobttcbter, SB-propbet, 5B-= 
 f unbfcbafter j-8tained,pom (@ee=)SBaj]rer be» 
 f(bdbigt 5 —tide, vid. Windward-tide ; — tight 
 (— prooO, n>-bi(bt, »-fejl (c. cinem ga^rjeug, 
 au6f »on ®ebdubcn, :c.) 5— tiling, bttSDerfen 
 Ux SB-feite (eincg ®ebdube§) mit 3iegeln 5 
 — wise, W-funbigj — works, pi. Mar. tag 
 tobte SBerf , bie obcrn 3:^eile beS Spiffs. 
 To Weath'er, v. a. I. ber Suft augfe^en, litften, 
 ougmittern , (aug)trocfnen } 2. bem SBetter 
 (ber ©efa^r) frozen, bieSpi^c bieten, 3. mit 
 ©(bwtcngfeit oorbei fommenj 4. ficb (mit 
 SKu^e) burcbavbeiten , roibcrfie^cn j (@(b»ie» 
 rigfciten) fiberroinbcn 5 5. augbauern^ auS^al-- 
 ten, fiberfte^enj to — a hawk, Falc. cinen 
 ^Qlf en in bie freie 2uft ober in'g ©rfine fe^en j | 
 
 bcf. Mars.i to — a cape, a point, cin (5ap 
 umf(bitfen, bei ciner 2anbfpi§c coruberfegeln j 
 to — a gale,^g. eine ©(broicrigfeit befiegen j 
 to — a ship, cinem ©(biffe ben SBinb abge« 
 roinnenj to — out,(©turme) ttug^altcn,(®e« 
 fa^ren aug= ober) iiberftcben. 
 
 Weath'erly, adj. Mar. on ber Xuofeite Uegcnb, 
 lucrodrtg) a ship that carries a — helm , cin 
 lut^gierigeg ©(biff. 
 
 To Weave, v. ir. I. a. 1. roebcn, wirfenj 2, 
 fle(bten5 3. pcrn>ebcn, cinroeben j 4. (fi(b)cin= 
 mif(ben , einmengen j to — all pieces on the 
 same loom , col. "JCUcg fiber cincn ^amm fd(>e- 
 rcn ober fiber cinen Sciflcn f(blagcn} II. w. 
 »eben,n)ir!en. 
 
 Wea'v^r, .v. 1. bcr SBcber, SSirferj hair — , 
 ber ^aarfle(bter} 2. w-s, j>L Om. bie SBeber 
 (©attung ber fperlinggartigen S56gel)j 3. 
 (— fish) Ich. ber ?lRecr= ober ©eebra(be, baS 
 ^etermdnn(benj — 'sheald, ber^amm on 
 SBebl^u^lj-'sreed, bagSBlatt, oberSdictt 
 am SBebftu^lj — 's shears, pi. bie SBebcr^ 
 f(bere,. 3:u(bf(bcre. [S^anfin. 
 
 Wea'v^ret, *. Com. wellenformig geflreiftcr 
 
 Wea'ving,!. s. bag®en)ebe, ®eroirf > II. comp. 
 — loom, ber SBebfiu^l. 
 
 Wea'z?in, adj. col. biinn, biirr, eingef(brumpft 
 
 Wea'zand, Wea'zen , s. vid. Weasand. 
 
 Web, s. 1. bag ©erocbej ©eroirf j 2. ber ^lecf 
 ob. baggell im^uge, ber glor^or ben ^u= 
 gen , bag ^(ugelfell (geroS^nt. mit Pin [qv., 
 6] »erbunben)j 3. Orn. bie ©cbroimmbaut 
 (an ben gi'ifen ber S56gel)5 4. 4: bag SBlatt, 
 bie^Iingej 5. bie ©pannfdgc j 6. a) provinc. 
 bie SBcbe (£einn>anb) j hj w-s, vid. Webbing ; 
 7. Mar. bie %(x^ex 8n)if(bcn ber gelge unb 
 ben ©pafen eincg cifernen Ctabeg ober einer 
 ©cbeibe, 8. Loofc-^m. ber SSart (eincg ©cbluf' 
 felg) 5 — of a colter , bie ©4)neibe beg ^pug^ 
 meffergj — beam, ber 3eugbaum (am SBebe* 
 ftubU 5 — footed , f(bn>immfuf ig , mit 
 ©(bwimm^duten perfc^enj — girth, ber gc« 
 webte ®urt. [|)aut oerbunben. 
 
 Webbed, adj. jufammcngcnjcbt , burdi) cine 
 
 Web'bing, s. or Webs , *. pi. ®urtbanb; ®UX' 
 tej thread webs, ^roimgurtCj cotton webs, 
 baumwoIIcneSurtej boot webs, ©tiefelgurte. 
 
 To Wed, v.a. 1. (au(b «.) i^mat^cni2. per* 
 ^eirat^en 5 3. ocrbinben, PcrFuppeln j 4. (fiir 
 immer) oereinigen, (ffir immer) ne^menj 
 to — one's cause, fig. ^6) ^emantiei cifrig 
 onnebmcn 5 wedded to, fig. pcrbunbcn mit ... , 
 an^dnglirb, crgeben. 
 
 Wed'djng, s. I.bie^0(bscit5 2. 5ea,bag©pie» 
 len ber ©eefdlber auf ocr Dberfld(bc beS 
 SJceanS)- chamber, bie ©rautfammerj - 
 
Wedg 
 
 833 
 
 Weig 
 
 clothes, pi bic |)0(l(>scitfIcibcr} — day, ber 
 ^oc^jeittag , — dinner , baS |)0(^seitmQ^l 5 — 
 feast , ber ^od^Jcitfc^mauS 5 — garment (— 
 gown), bal |)0(i5eit!Ieib, SSrautflcib,— ring, 
 ber 3:rauring5 — song, ba§ |)o4)5eitgebid>t, 
 aSrautUeb. 
 
 Wedge, s. 1. ber MiU 2.ber®palt!eil5 3.btt§ 
 ^eilformigcj 4. ber ^lumpen (3JletttU)5 5. 
 Mi«. (in Dcrb.) bic aSred^jtange 5 — of gold, 
 silver or lead, ber ©olb^ ©ilber* ober SdUi' 
 flumpen , bie SSleimulbe 5 in the form of a — , 
 feilformigj lead in w-s , ?8Ui in 5Kulben 5 — 
 bone, Anat. H^ fcilformige SSeinj — in- 
 scription, bie (orientaIif(i)c) ^eil=3nfcl^nft 
 (gen), cuneatic ober cuneiform inscription) ; 
 
 — shells. Conch, ©tumpfmufd^cln 5 — shaped, 
 
 — wise, feilformig. 
 
 To Wedge, v. a. 1. feilen, ocrfeilen, fefl ein* 
 treiben, einbrdngcn, einsroangen j 2. (w. ii.) 
 Serfei(cn,fpalten5 3. burd^brcingen (mie einen 
 ^cil) 5 4. j?g-. auftjalten, ^cmmen , to — one's 
 way, fi(^ burd^brcingen 5 to — in, 1. cinf eilcn j 
 2.^<,^cinfd^lief en (in einen 35 ejirfj, einfperren. 
 
 Wedge'wood [— 'wud], s. ba§ SBebgwoob, 
 encjlifc^e, oerf^iebenfarbige ©teingut (mit 
 ober ol^neSSerjierungen), fo genannt m6) be& 
 (SrfinberS 3^amen. 
 
 Wed'lock, s. bie @^e, ber (S^eflanb 5 joined in — , 
 cer^eiratl)ct, oerel)eIic^tj out of — , unoer- 
 mdt)It} to enter upon — , in ben 6()eflanb 
 treten,— bound, burd^ ben S^eftanb ober elje* 
 lic^ocrbunben, »ere^eU(^t. 
 
 Wednesday [wenz'-da, S., W., P., St. J. , F., 
 IVb., Kn., Sm., m)rc. ; wed'dnzda, £., Ja.], 
 s. bie 5)littn)0(^e, ber 5Kittnjo(^. 
 
 Wee , adj. 4= & provinc. Hein , winjig j — bit, 
 ber Heine aSijfen, bQ§ asift^en^ — ^ace,btt§ 
 ©efidjtd^en j — things, bic ^leinen (,Kinber). 
 
 Weech'-elm [ W. ; witsh' -, S., Ja., Sm.] , s. 
 Bot. bie cngl. breitbtdtterigc Oliifier. 
 
 Weed, s.l.n^ baS (Seroanb, ^leib j widow's 
 w-s, bie SBittroentrauer 5 2. ba§ Unlraut 5 3. 
 provinc. Min. baS taube ©eflein, ill w-s 
 grow apace, prov. Unfraut terge^t nii^t^ 
 — hook, vid. Weeding-hook. 
 
 To Weed, v. a.l. gdtenj 2. ©on Unfraut be= 
 freien, (rait ber aBurjcl) au&rei^en, QU§rot= 
 tcnj figs. 3. (from, ©on) befreien, 4. com 
 Sttfler reinigcn. 
 
 Weed'-ashes, s. p^.bieSBaibaf(^e(inprcufen: 
 SSeebafc^e/cine "Kvt ^otafii^e). [Weed. 
 
 Wee'der, j. bcr ©Qter, "JCu^rotter, :c. cf. To 
 
 WeeMing, p. pr. ». To Weed, comp. — chisel, 
 
 cin meifeld^nlii^es SQSerfjeug 5ura®dten5 — 
 
 forceps, — tongs, bie ©dtejongc j — fork, bie 
 
 ©dtgabel j-hook, ba§ ® dteifen, bie ®dt^aue. 
 
 I. 
 
 Weed'l?ss, adj. o^ne Unh'aut, rein. 
 
 Wee'dy, adj. 1. au^ Un!raut befte^enb j 2. doU 
 Unfrttut^ - ways, mit U. ©errootifene SEBcge. 
 
 Week, *. 1 . bieSBod;ei 2. vid. Wick ; a — , per 
 — , woc^enmeife, w6d)cntli(i(>i to be in by the 
 — ,n)0(!^enweifegemiet^etfein(».a5cbientcr.)j 
 
 — about, col. cine SBod^c um bie anbcrci — 
 boarders, ^enfiondre in ben engl. ^oftf(iu= 
 Icn, bie nur einmal moc^cntlic^ it)re ^nge^b-- 
 rigen bcfud^en 5 — day, ber SEBod^entag. 
 
 Week'ly, adj. & adv. njoc^enwcife, n)6d)cntlidj. 
 
 Weel, Wee'ly, s. 1. ber ©trubelj 2. bieSHeufe, 
 gifd^reufe. 
 
 To Ween, v. n. :^ k burl. n?df)nen, glauben, 
 ficV oorficUcn, fidj ciubilben, benfen. 
 
 To Weep, v. ir. 1. a.l. njcincn 5 2. bcwcincn, 
 beHogen 5 3. tiopfcln, trdufcin , II. n. 1. roci* 
 nen5 2. (— at, over, iiber) 3:()rdnen ecrgie- 
 fcn;beweinen5nagen5 S.feud^tfeinj to— for, 
 bciDcinen/bcflagen, to— for, or with joy (sor- 
 row , &c.) j?or §rcube (©d)mcrj, :c.) weinen. 
 
 Wee'per, s. 1. ber SBeincnbe, ,RlQgcnbc} 2. 
 w-s, pi. bieweipcnSrauerbinbcn corn an ben 
 Urmeln ber SlraucrHeiber (Pleureuses) j 3. 
 Zool. ber Sapucineraffe, SSinfelaffe. 
 
 Wee'pjng, I. s. 1 .baS Sfficincn, :c.5 2. w-s, pi. bas 
 ©enjeine, bie 3:^rdnen j II. adj. fcud^t , nap j 
 III. comp. — cross , ber 3^iamc eine§ et)cmali= 
 gen ^reuses bei ©tafforb (aud) an a.£>rtcn)j 
 ba^er^g. to come home by — cross, traurig 
 na^ |)aufe fommen? to return by — cross, 
 eine ^anblung bereuen (beweinon) 5 the way 
 to heaven is by — cross , ber SScg jum ^im= 
 mel fii^rt burt^ Seiben j —birch, Bot. bic |)dn= 
 gcbirfc j — grounds , fcud^ter , naffer SScbcn i 
 
 — ripe (Shaksp.), jum SSeincn bcreit, t^rd= 
 ncnreif i — rock , cin porofcr ^clfen , au§ beni 
 SBaffer trdufelt j — spring, tim ficfcrnbe 
 Sluelle, — willow , Bot. bie 3:raucr»cibc, 
 3;t)rdnenn>eibe. 
 
 Wee'pingly, adv. jDcincnb, mit S^^rdnen > — 
 
 laughing, untcr IS^rdncn ladjenb. 
 Wee'^el, Wee'zel, s. rH. b. m. r. Weasel. 
 Wee'ver , s. vid. Weaver, 3. [mcnFdfcr 
 
 Wee'vil, s. Ent. 1. ber SftdflrcIMfer j 2.bcrea-- 
 Weft, s. l.virf. Waif; 2. ba& fanftc SBct)cn, 
 
 ber fanfte ^au(^ 5 3. ba&CScnjcbc^ 4. Weav. 
 
 bcr (5inf(i^lag,@intrag; ©inf^juf, ©ur(^f(^up j 
 
 5. bic 2o(fe, bcr 3opf. 
 To Weigh [wa] , v. \. a.l. wdgcn (impr, »tc« 
 
 gen) j 2. jurodgen j 3. bcf-^fg-. abrodgcnj 4. 
 
 errodgen, prflfen 5 5. wiegen, fcbrocr fein, cin 
 
 ®cn>i(^t t)on . . . ^<xhtTX] 6. in bic ^o^c rain- 
 
 ben? to — anchor. Mar. bie Tfnfcr lidjtcn, 
 
 Qbfegein, unter ©egel gc^cn, auSlaufcnjT. 
 
 fiir wicj^tig ^alten, fd^d^euj to — down, 1. 
 53 
 
Weig 
 
 834 
 
 Well 
 
 dbcmicgenj 2. nicfeertrucfen, vf^^s. erliegcn} 
 to be w-ed down with (age and sorrow) , nic* 
 ^ergebcugt fein t)on (^Itcr unt) Summer), 
 to — out, no(^ Urn. ©cwid^t Jjerfaufen, auS* 
 rodgen j to — out articles for retail , au§n)d= 
 gen, tjcriDdgen, (fiir Den S^etailoerfouf) ab= 
 faffcn 5 to — to, (Sinem (Straa^ juwdgcn j II. n. 
 
 1. micgcn, [(^wcr fein, (Sitmd^t ^abenj ^g:-j. 
 
 2. roid^tig fein, ©eroit^t oi). ©eltung Ijabcn, 
 
 3. Ijrucfen, laflenj to — upon, mefcerjte()cn. 
 
 * Weigh [wa] , s. 1. vid. Weight , 5. ^ 2. to be 
 under—, vid. to Weigh anchor; —bridge,— 
 lock, %nd. Weighing-machine. 
 
 •Weigh'able, adj. voa^ na(^t)em®enji(i^te »er= 
 fouft wtrt), radgbari — goods, pi. Com. 
 oturjgiiter, ©tiirjlabung. 
 Weighed [wad], p. a. (TO. ix.^Jig. gemcffen, 
 gcmiegt, geiibt, erfa^ren. 
 
 * Weigh'?r , s. Der SBager , SBagefned^t 5 — at 
 the town-hall, ier ©taDtraagemeifter. 
 
 * Weigh'jng, I. .v. 1. baS SBdgen, JC j 2. to& 
 auf 6in OJJal ©ewogenc. Die SBage, custom 
 for — , Die SSagegcbut)ren, Da§ SBagegelD? 
 II. comp. — cage, ein ,ffQfig , urn ficinerc le= 
 bcnDe 3;i)ierc ju mdgen j — house , — office, 
 Die aBoge, Dq§ SBagegebduDe, SBoge^auSj — 
 machine, Die (grope) ®n'i(fenwage, .^ebel= 
 rooge (jum SBdgcn gropcrer ©egenfidnDc oD. 
 Saftcn, al& ^rad^troagen, SSie^, 2c.). 
 
 * Weight [wat], s. 1. Da& ®en)id)t5 2. Die 
 >IBud)t, ©d^werc, (Sd)wer!raft , Safi, Der 
 Srucf, 3.«^g:. Die SBid^tigf dt , 5Kad^t,Da§ 
 Xnfe^en, DerGinfluf, DieSBirffamfeitj 4. Da8 
 ^JiieDerDriLtcfenDe , TfUjuftbroere , Die Saflj 5. 
 ein ® eroid^t fiir trocfene ©a(bcn , 5. J8. a — of 
 cheese , (in Si//.) 256 ^fD., (in Es.) 336 
 *PfD. J!dfe (uirf. Wey) ; 6. w-s or a pair of 
 w-s, DieSBage, bcf. gold-w-s, Die (SolDnjagej 
 w-s in sets, ©ewic^te in @d|en (oon abnc^= 
 mcnDer ©rope), @infa§gen>id)te5 Com-*, to 
 lose in the — (by absorption , &c.) , an ®e= 
 mA)t abne^men, Decaliren i to sell by (the)—, 
 1. ndd^ Dent ©ercid^t verfauftj 2. nac^ Dem 
 @eiDi(^t oerfauft roerDen 5 hundred pound — , 
 (hundred — , Qm6i}l\l. ahbr. cwt.) Der (^mU 
 ncr? bill (or specification) of—. Die ®e= 
 »i(^t§nofe5 certificate of—, DerSBage^oD. 
 ® ei\)id)t§=®d^ein ifig-s. of full—, »olIn)i(btig 5 
 matter of — . Die »i(btige Sod^ej to carry a 
 great — with . . . , met gelten bci . . . , to be 
 a dead — upon . . . , fe()r jur 2afl fallen. 
 
 * Weigh'tjly, adv. t)on Weighty, qv. 
 
 * Weigh'tiness, s. 1. Die ©d^roere^^g-.v. 2. Die 
 Stdrfe, UberjeugungSfraft 5 3. Die SBicbtig* 
 !cit. [wic^tig. 
 
 •Weight'l?ss, adj. l.gcn3id)tIo§, leid^t^ 2.un» 
 
 *Weigh'ty, adj. 1. fdjWcr, Wid^tigj 2. Jig^ 
 roid^tig, erljeblid^j 3. t flrcng. 
 
 To Weild, v. a. vid. To Wield." 
 
 Weir, s. vid. Wear. 
 
 Weird, adj. 4= «fe * 1. in Baubcrfiinflcn cvfa^- 
 renj 2. sauberifdfj, gel)eimnip\joU? — sisters, 
 
 Wel9h, (N.) vid. Welsh. [vUl. unt. Wayward. 
 
 Wel'cprae , I. adj. (jumcilcn int. mii im iDeuts 
 fcbcn) wiUfommcn) — home, jviUfommen ju 
 4)aufe5 to bid, ormakeone— , 6inen WiU* 
 fommen^eipcnj to be— to do a thing, Die ©r* 
 laubnip Ijaben, GtroaS ju t^un? to make one's 
 self— with, fi^ beDicncn, e§ fid) fd^mcrfen lafs 
 fen j you are — to it, 1. eg ifl gem gefd()ct)cn, 
 oDer gefdjie^tgcrn) 2. i(b gebc e^Sir (oDer 
 3l)nen) gern , e§ ftcl)t Sir (oDcr Sljncn) sit 
 ©ienflen j II. .v. Der SBillfommcn, Die SSeroiUs 
 fommung, freunDlid)e SSegriipung, freunDli(bc 
 ^ufna^mc. [men ^cipcn, 
 
 ToWel'come, v. a. beroillfommen, roillfom* 
 
 Wel'comeness, s. Da§ SBiUfommcnfein, Dieln= 
 ncl)mlid)!eit, SBilIfommcn()cit. 
 
 Wel'comer, s. Der 35cn)iU!ommcr. 
 
 Weld, s. Bof.DcrSBau, Da§ge(be^drbcrfraut}- 
 ©ilbfraut J — yellow, Da§ SBaugelb. 
 
 To Weld, V. a. (6ifcn) f(b»eipcn, jufammen- 
 fd)mieDenj w-inghcat, Die®d)ji>cip|i^c, grope 
 .f)i§e, ^od^fte ©lut- 
 
 Wel'der , s. Dcr 3iifammenf(bwciper. 
 
 Wel'fare, s. Die S55ol)lfa^rt, Das ©liice, Det 
 
 Welk, vid. Whelk, 2. [S[8o{)lftanD. 
 
 Welke, s. Her. Die OJtufcbcI. 
 
 Welked , adj. 1. 4= & * n)oIfi(^t, cerDunfelt, 
 triibcj 2. (Shaksp.) 4: gerunjelt, geiDunDen, 
 geDrel)t. [Da§ firmament. 
 
 Wel'kin, s. * Die Suft, Der (SKoIfenO-^immel, 
 
 Wel'kjng, adj. 4= & * l.ummolft, tn'ibejS. 
 matt, fc^mad^tenD. 
 
 Well, s. 1. a) DicSluelle (m</. Spring) ; ^;) w-s, 
 pi. mineralifd^e Sluellcn, ©efiinDbritnncn^ 
 2. Der asriinnen, 3ic()brunnen, ®pringbrun= 
 nen5 3. (in gifcberbooten) einc ^fbtljcilung 
 im Olaum mit Durdjlod^crtcm 35oDen, urn gi= 
 fd)C Darin su tranSportiren? 4. Fort. Dcr 9JJi= 
 nenf(^ad^t,5!)?incnbrunnen ? 5. Mm.(in Com.} 
 Die @o^le De§ ©d^merjofenS, e.DasSreppcn* 
 l)aug, Der 3:reppenraum j 7. Da§ ^npmagasin, 
 ^laf(benfutter(ineiner»tutfd)e)5 8. cin^fr* 
 beitSbeutel fiir 3)amcn5 9. Mars. (— in a 
 ship), Der ^umpcnfoDj — of a bank, cine 
 tiefe ©telle mitten auf cinerffianf in Der ©ccf 
 — bucket , Dcr ©d^opfeimcrj — cleanser, Der 
 ^Brunnenfegcr, — drain, eine ©rube oDcr ein 
 Srid^ter , urn ^elDcr trocfen p Icgcn^ To - 
 drain, v. a. 2anD Durd^®rubcntrocfcn Icgcni 
 —head, »ie — spring ; — hole, -4rc/i.Da§ J^^rep^ 
 
Well 
 
 835 
 
 Well 
 
 pcnlod^ j —room (of aboat), Afar. ta§ t)^§gat 
 (in einemSSoote)} — spring, Me (©pringO 
 JClueUc, ber Urquellj — sweep, Der aSrunnen 
 fc^iDengel 3 — water, ba§ Srunnenwaffer. 
 
 To Well, V. n. (». H.) quellen, fliepenj to - 
 forth, ^eroorftromcn, ^eroorfprubcln. 
 
 Well, I. adj. 1. wo^l, gcfunDj 2. gut, gluef li(^ 
 3. oortl)eil^aft5 4. giinftig^ 5. roo^lgelitten, 
 in ©unftj that's — , i)a§ ifl gut, geljt gutj all 
 will be — , "ifUeS jDirb gut ge^en j — enough 
 Siemlid) gut, gut genug j she is very—, fie ifl 
 fe^r wo^l , befinbet fiit rao^l j he was — with 
 him, er flanb gut (in ®na)5en)beii^mj II. 
 adv. 1. »o^l, gut, 2. fdtjon, ric^tig, ge^orig, 
 Quf gel)6rige "Kxt, red^tmdpig, gefc^irft, leid^t, 
 genugfam, ^inldnglic^i 3. gcrn? 4. eigent= 
 li(^3 5. (int.) (beim Gingange ber 0lebe , raie 
 t)Q§ franj. e/i 6ien) , nun, WO^lan ! before he 
 was — out of the room , c^e er uod^ au§ bem 
 Simmer mar J more than you can — think of, 
 mel)r al8®u (nur)benFen fannft? to be— off, 
 e§ gut ()aben, roo^l baran (gliicflid^) feinj — 
 
 then ! nun gut I roo^Ian ! ! gut ! — you ! 
 
 baS ifl brao (»on ®ir)! ba§ f{d)t Sir ju ra^ 
 t^m ! and — it might, Mh mar ja m6glii 5 — , 
 and what of all this? nun, luaS moUen <Bk^a: 
 mit fagcn? as — as, fo gut aU, fo njol)l at§, 
 
 SUgteic^ mitj — 'a-day! ( a-near :^) ol)! 
 
 o(^! je! fe^tl Ui^icxl me^e! ma§ iflp 
 tl)un I III. comp. — advised , mo^I unterrid^= 
 tet} — affected, gut gefinnt, jugetJjanj — 
 aimed, n)Ot)I gejieltj — anchored, fl(t)er oor 
 ^nfer liegenbj — appareled, mo^I geflcibet, 
 fc^on gefc^miicft 5 — appointed, gut au5geru= 
 (let, mofel gefleibet, gepu^tj — attending, 
 n)ol)( aufmerfenb 5 — balanced, gut im ®Iei(^= 
 gcmid^t ge^alten?— beaten, gutgeba^nt (yon 
 einem oielbetretenen SSege), — being, ba§ 
 SSo^Ifein, bie SBo^lfa^rt , baSS[Bot)l 5 -be- 
 loved, I. adj. oielgeliebt) II. s. ber, bie, baS 
 ©ielgeliebtei — beseeming, moljlanfidnbigj 
 
 — bottomed, mol)lbegrunbet5 — bom, mo^l- 
 geboren, con gutcr |)erhinft} — breasted, 
 mitf^oner, rao^ltoncnber <Stimmej— breath- 
 ed, (ancjat^mig (oon einem ^ferbe)i— bred, 
 mol)(gesogcn, artig, gefittet, feingebilbet; — 
 built, mo()lgebauet} — chosen, mof)lgemd()lt5 
 
 — conditioned , Com. gut Ober mo^lconbitio= 
 nirt, unbefd^abigt (bcl)altene ©liter)} — de- 
 
 . rived, gut liberliefertj — deserver , ber SSer* 
 bienftoolle, — deserving, mo^loerbient, (fet)r) 
 oerbienj^PoU} — directed, wo^I gcleitetj — 
 descended, pon guter %hHn\ti — disposed, 
 1. gutgefinnt, wol)Imeinenb j2.n)o^laufgeIegtj 
 
 — disputed, mo^lbeflritten^ — doing, I. adj. 
 Jvol)Itiuenb 5 II. s. 1. bie ©utt^atj 2. bic 
 
 SBo^lfo^rtj - doings , Sbclt^aten 5 - done i 
 brapo ! gut ! trefflic^ ! - drawn, mo^tgefpannt 
 (pon einem aSogen)^ — dressed, 1. n>ol)l iw 
 bereitet, mo^l sugeric^tct j 2. gut gcfleibctj- 
 earned, JDOijlPerbicnt, — endowed, n)ol)lbc= 
 gabt5 gut au&geftattet5- established, mct)l 
 gegrunbct, mot)I eingerid)tct5 - eyed, ^cUfc* 
 ^enb, fdjarffe^enb 5 - fare, vid. Welfare; - 
 favoured (- featured), fd^on 5 - fed, m^l 
 gend^rtj a — filled board, cine reic^lit^ bc= 
 fe^te Slafel 5— formed, mol)lgcbiIbet 5- found, 
 (mit SSorrdt^en) root)! perfe^en (c/. To Find, 
 5.)5— founded, ipol;lbegrunbet;— governing, 
 bie gute Slegierung} — grounded, mo()lge= 
 grunbetj — hammered, njoI)l ge^dmmcrtj - 
 harnessed, njo^l bemuffnetj — intentioned, 
 mof)lgefinnt,»o^lmoUenb5- -invented, gut er= 
 funben,- known,rool)lbefannti— laboured.gut 
 hcaxMUt, forgfam au§gcarbeitet 5 — labour- 
 ing sword (Shaksp.) , ein tapfcreS ©c^mcrtj 
 
 — lighted, gut erleui^tetj — looking, tOoi)U 
 ougfe^cub5 einnetjmcnbj — made, roo^l gc« 
 baut (». ,K6rper)5- managed, 1. mol)l»crs 
 malteti 2. (pon einem ^lane, ic.) mol)(buri1)= 
 gcffi()rt5 — mannered, roo^Igcsogcn, gcjittctj 
 —marked, auggebilbet (j).^ranfl)eit5fi)mpto= 
 men) 5 —meaner, bcr S55o()Imcincnbc, §rcunb 5 
 
 — meaning, I, adj. n)ot)Imeinenb, gut gefinnt 5 
 II. s. bie gute ©efinnung 5 — meant , mo^l* 
 gemeint, — met ! miUfommcn J — minded^ vid. 
 
 — affected; — moralized, con gutcn ®runb- 
 fd§en geleitct, to be — mouthed. Sport, gut 
 bellen ober anfd^lagen^ — natured, gutartig, 
 gut^erjig^ - nigh (—near), beina^c, feftj — 
 ordered, ipol)I georbnet, gut eingerid^tet? — 
 parted, 4= mo()lbegabt, talentPoUj — pleasing, 
 mo^lgefallenb, n)ot)Igefdnig 5 — proportioned, 
 moijlproportionirt,* — read, motjlbclcfcnj — 
 remembered, ooUfommcn crinncrlid^ ober in 
 ber (Srinnerung 5 — ripened, ipo^l gercift? — 
 rooted, gute SBurjeln ^abenbj — running, 
 gutfliepenb (0. SScrfen) 3— seasoned, mot)Ige= 
 miirstj —seen, 4= n)o()Ibcmanbert, mo()(cr= 
 fa()ren j — set, njo^l oerfe^en, 2c. 5 — set hair, 
 flarfer ^aarmuc^Sj — shaped, roo^lgeflaltct, 
 mo^lgebilbetj — spent, mo^l angemanbt, — 
 spoken, 1. moI)lberebt) 2. milbc, giitig fpre* 
 (j^enb 5— spread shoulders, breite ©d^ultern 5— 
 stricken in age, (ob. in years) Ijo^beja^rt j 
 
 — tasted, fd^mact^aft, n>ol)tfd)mcrfenb 5 — 
 thumbed, (ponffiudiem) fct)r abgegriffcn, scr* 
 Iefen,duperftabgenu§t5 — timed, ju red)tcr 
 fizit angebrad^tj— thought, glucfli(^ gebadjtj 
 
 — traded, einen gropen ^anbel treibenb 5 a— 
 trodden field of conjecture , eine (jdufig be« 
 fproc^ene 9)lut^mapungj — tuned, mo^lgc* 
 
 53* 
 
Well 
 
 836 
 
 Wet 
 
 flimmt J — tamed, wo^lgeflaltct^ — vouched, 
 »0R gutcr Ifutoritdti — waled ( W. S.) , gut 
 gcwcl^lt 5 — weighed, wo^lemogen , — wilier, 
 ber SBo^Imeinentjc, ©onner, — wish, ia§ 
 SSo^lrooUen, Ux ©lurfwunfd^j — wisher, 
 ber ®Ifitfn)i[inf(i(>enbc, aBoljIwoUenie, ®6nncr, 
 ^rcunb J I am a — wisher to the Americans, 
 16} bin tin grcunl) tjer ^merifoneri — won, 
 »o^l ofecr rc(^tlid^ genjonnenj a — wooded 
 park, citt rco^lbeflanbencr ^arfj — worn, 
 (». drum mclgelcfenen Su^e) wie —thumbed; 
 — wrought, »ie — laboured. 
 
 W5!laday^ int. vid. unt. Well. 
 
 Welsh , I. adj, au§ SBattiS (ob. SSaleg) flam- 
 menb, n>alliftf(l(> , II. s. l.the— , bie roattiftfc^e 
 ©pra(^c}2.pZ.bieSSQlIifcr5ni.comp.— coal, 
 —culm, Min. einc^rt^nt^rasitC^o^lenblcn* 
 t)C, ® lans!o^le) 5 - fiddle, vulg. bic ^rd^e 5 — 
 hook, cinc^rt furjcS (Sd(>n>ertj — man.ber 
 ^JSaHifer, — onion, Bot. bic ©artenjwicbel, 
 ber^O^llau^^ — rabbit (cor. H). rare-bit), baS 
 gcrSflttc aSrob mit Senf unb gcbrotenem 
 .^fife, bcr gcrfiftcte^afej — ware, gcmeineS 
 brauneg ©teingutau&SBQlIiS,'- webs, grob* 
 jDoUcncS 3eug aug^JKontgomerpf^ircj — wig, 
 bie rooUcne ^errurfc. 
 
 Welt , *. ber 9tanb , <Saum , bie ©infajfung j — 
 of a shoe, bcr Oltt^men cineS @(^u^c8. 
 
 To Welt, V. a. fdumcn, einfajfen, rdnben , ocr* 
 brdmenj w-ed or Burford saddle, ber S^anb« 
 fattel,- w-ed thistle, Bot. bie SBegebiftel. 
 
 To Wel'ter, v. n. (fid^) wdljen, f(^wimmen 
 (J. SB. im SSTutc), rotten. 
 
 Wen, s, 1. bag Uberbein, ber'JfuSrou^&, ^nor* 
 ren 5 2. ber .Rropf, bie ^ettgefc^wulfl. 
 
 Wench, .v. 1. baS 5)?obd^en, bie iunge^rauens* 
 pcrfon (im guten (Sinne w. ii.), 2. conf. bie 
 lofe ©irnej 3.bie (a5u^l=)®irne, baS (SBeib§=) 
 5JJenf(&, bic ^urC) 4. ^m. ber farbige (weib* 
 licbe) ©ienftbotc. [^uren. 
 
 To Wench, v. n. JBu^lbimen nad^ge^en, vulg. 
 
 Wen'cher, *. ber ^urenjagcr, a3ut)Ier. 
 
 Wench'like, adj. ^urenmapig. 
 
 To Wend , v. ir. I. n. 4= 1. ge^en , ^inge^en, 
 abge^en, 2. fic^ wenben, umbrc^en, ll. a. 1. 
 gem. to — one's way, fcinenSBeg ne^men (ir= 
 genb roo^in) j 2. to — a ship, rid. To Wind. 
 
 Wend« , s. pi. bic SBcnbcn (fla*)- SBoIfSflamm). 
 
 Wen'nish, Wen'ny, adj. fropfig, fropfartig. 
 
 Went, pret. x>. (To Wend 4: &) To Go. 
 
 Wen'tletrap, s. Cowc/i.biced^teSBenbeltreppe. 
 
 Wept, pret. & p. p. tjon To Weep ; — for be* 
 raeittt, to be — for, ju be!(agen. 
 
 Were [gen. ; wAre , £.] , (ber ^lur. in attcn 
 ^erf. be& Smperf. ^nbif . u. ©ing. u. ^lur. beS 
 3mperf.(5oniun!t.,aufcrber2ten,^crf.©ing., 
 
 ml6)z wert ift) woren, warct, tt5urbcn,»urbct j 
 wdre, wdrcft, rodren, miirbe, :c.nou— better 
 to go, ©ie t^ten beffer, ©ic gingen 5 as it—, 
 glei(bfam, fo ju fagenj as you — ! Mil. (bci 
 ben ^rcupcn) ®riff jurucf ! iUi ben tfir.) ^cr= 
 fteUt(gu^! 
 
 Were, s. 1. vid. Wear; 2. (— gelt, — gild), 
 Archaeol. ba§ ©trafgclb fur cinen 9)?orb, 
 S3lutgelb, SBel)rgelb, bie SBicbergcUung. 
 
 Were'-wolf [- 'wulf] , s. Myth. bcrSBd^rroolf. 
 
 Werne'rjan, adj. — theory of the earth, Geol. 
 ba§ SBernerif(ie ©t)ftcm bcr (Srbbilbung. 
 
 Wert, 2. ps. sing. imp. conj. t). To Be, sol. 
 
 thou — , sDu wdrcfl, rofirbeft. 
 
 We'f and, We'sil, s. vid. Weasand. 
 Wes'leyan, s. Ecc. bcr n>e§Iet)fd)e ob. arminia» 
 
 nifcbe 5Ret^obi[l (^ifn^dnger bc8 John Wesley, 
 
 geft. 1791 5 opp. Whitfieldian). 
 West, I. s. 1. bcr SBcfl, SBcftcn, ^JTbenb, ?cic» 
 
 bergangi 2. ba§ wcfimdrts licgenbe Sanbj 11. 
 
 adj. & adv. m^US) , abcnblid^ j — by NortU 
 SBcfl sum Slorbenj — by South, SBcflsHni 
 Siibcnj — India, (bef. in 3ufammenfc^ungcn, 
 J. 35. Lord R.'s — India property, 2orb ^.'§ 
 weflinbif(!^e Sefi^ung, fonft ^du^gcr:) the — 
 Indies, pi. SKcfHnbien 5 — India -man, bcr 
 SBeftinbicnfai^rerj -North— , aBcflnorbrocft} 
 
 — South — , SBeflfubwcflj — point, Ast. ber 
 SBeflpunFt J — variation , Mar. bic 3^orb»e- 
 fleringj — wind , ber SBcftwinb, ^benbroinb. 
 
 Wes'tering, adj. nacb SBeflcn laufcnb, n)efHi(^ 
 gei^cnb. [gcnb. 
 
 Wes'terljness, s. baS SBcfUi^C, bic rocfllidjc ® c= 
 Wes'terling, *.berSBeftben)o^ner, TCbcnbldnbcr. 
 Wes'terly, adj. & adv. wcftlicb, ab cnblicb , natb 
 
 ober oon SSeften. 
 Wes't?rn, adj. 1. m^\i6) , na(b SBcflen, ton 
 
 SBeftcn ^er, abenblitb? 2. abcnbldnbifd^j the 
 
 — isles, pL fooiclwic Hebrides; the — world, 
 
 bie ncue SBelt, "ifmeriftt. 
 
 Wes'terner, s. col. Am. berSScwo^ncr bClSSc= 
 ftens (oon Sl'torbamcrifa). 
 
 Wes'tjng, jf. Mar. ber 95etrog bc§ SBcgeg, ben 
 mon wefllid^ com g)?itfog8!rcife juriicfgelcgt 
 
 Westpha'lja, s. Geog. aBef^p{>aren. [^at. 
 
 Westpha'Iian, I. adj. racflpl^dUfd^ } II. s. 1. bcr 
 SBcftpbalc, col. SBeftpl)dlingerj 2. bie weft' 
 p^dlift^e 5Kunbart. [flcrreid^ , 5?euftricn . 
 
 Wes'trick, *. An. Geog. ba§ SBcf^reitb ; 5S>c= 
 
 Westward, — ly, adv. gcgcn SSeften, wefts 
 wdrts, weftlid^j —hoi wolauf nad^ SBeficn! 
 
 Wet, adj. 1. nap/ feut^t, 2. cant, ctma^ bc= 
 trunfen, angefd^olfcn} — couch, cine (jroci 
 ^up bicf e) Sage cingemeid^ter ® erfte 5 — dock, 
 vid. unt. Deck ; — dressing , Surg, bcr naffe 
 (falte) Umf(^lag j - glover, berSBeipgerber j 
 
Wet 
 
 837 
 
 Whay 
 
 — nurse, Die ©augamme j — rot (of cheese), 
 tic gdulnif, ^at)i9fcit (IjeS ^afe§ opp. Dry- 
 rot) ; — sheet packing, taS (Sinpacfcnin naffe 
 3:u£l^cr (in.aalt=aBajTer()eiran|lalten) 5 -shod 
 mit naiTcn ^lifenj — sweet meats, flufjigc 
 (Sonfituren 5 — weather, nafre& SBetter, Sle* 
 gcnwetter. 
 
 U'et, s. 1. Die S^dJTe, geu^tigfcit j 2. vulg. t)a§ 
 ©etrdnfe, c/. Whet, 2. ; 3. Da§ Sftegcnraetter, 
 neblige ^Better. 
 
 To Wet, u. a. (l)urd))ndJTen, nap mac^en, feud^* 
 ten, befeu^ten, anfeuc^ten, ne^en, bene^cn j to 
 
 — a commission, Mil. cant, beim ©intritt in 
 tin Sflegiment SSein ot>er®elb jum Seflen ge= 
 
 Wet, pret. k p. p. 0. b. 0. SB. [ben. 
 
 WethV» i". l.l)er ^ammel, Sc^opS, ©d^afbocf 5 
 2, cor. jl. Weather. 
 
 Wet'n?ss, s. tie ^eud^tigfeit, Stajfe. 
 
 Wet'ted, pret. & p. p. 0. To Wet ;— lime, burd^ 
 Qllmd^lige§ ICnfeuci^ten abgel6fd)ter ^alf. 
 
 Wet'teraw, Wettera'vja, *. GeogMi Sffietterau. 
 
 W'et'ting-board, s. bog S25of(^bret. 
 
 Wet'tjsh, arf;. etwaS ob.ein menig fcuc^t, ndplid^. 
 
 We'vil , vid. Weevil. To Wex , vid. To Wax. 
 
 Wey [wa] , s. 1. ein ®enji(^t fiir trocEene ®a= 
 (§en, alS ,Rdfe, SBoUe, :c. 0. 256 pfb. 5 2. ein 
 dlf^Q^, 0.5 quarters, ber SBiSpelj a— of corn, 
 or salt, 40 SSuf^el ^orn ober Salj 5 a — of 
 barley or malt, 6 quarters ®erfte Ober SJiolj. 
 
 Wey'raouth [w.a'— ], s. camp. Lord — 'spine, 
 J5of.bie'a8ei)moutl).(fcitft^IiiSBeimut^s)^ic= 
 fer, ffiiifcbelfieferj — bit, eine Sfleitfiange 
 (^ferbegebif ) mit fteifem ©elenf. 
 
 Wey'ward [wa'— ], uid. Wayward. 
 
 We'zand, We'zon, s. vid. Weasand. 
 
 Wezeer', s. vid. b. m. r. Vizier. [gen. 
 
 To Wh.ack [hwak] , v. a. vulg. prugeln, f(bla» 
 
 * Whack, vulg. T. s. ber Sc^mif, ^Id^er, ^kh , 
 II. i«<.patf(^lflat[cb! 
 
 Whale [hwal] , s. Zool-s. ber SBaUfifcb (QUd^ 
 Ast.) 5 bottle-nosed — , ber SSu^fopf, S^na* 
 belfifc^ j spermaceti— ,ber^ottfif(b,bie^af(^e» 
 lotte j pike-headed or sharp-nosed— , ber 3u= 
 piterfif(^5 — bone, 1. btt§ SBaUfifc^bein, ber 
 2Sanfif(^!nod^en5 2. bag (gerijfene) gifcbbein 5 
 
 — cutter, ber a3anff(^neiber (SBaUfif(^SerIc= 
 ger) j — fin, bie SB-barte ^ — fisher , ber SB-* 
 fabrer, SB-fdnger, 5B-idgerj — fishery,— 
 fishing, ber SB-fang, — line, Mar. bie aB-= 
 lien j— louse, bie SB-lau&j •— man, u/d. — 
 fisher ; — oil , ber SB-t^ran > — 's pizzle , ber 
 aB-pinfel(s«.©.),^efel. 
 
 * Wha'l^r, s. 1. col. |l. Whale-fisher ob. Wha- 
 ling-ship, qv. ; 2. vM/g. etroaS ©rof e&, ®tar* 
 fed, piumpeS feinerTCrt bejeicbnenb, aw.geger. 
 
 •Wha'lery, ^.ber SBaUfift^fang. 
 
 *Wha'l}ng, I. p. .y. (— business) ber 3BaU« 
 fif(^fangj to go (a-)-, auf ben2Boafif4)fang 
 gebenj II. comp.— expedition, uiri.— voyage ; 
 
 — field , ber SBaUfifc^besirf , S)rt pm SBall* 
 fifc^fang j — ship, — vessel, ^a^ aufbcnSBall* 
 fifd^fang fa^renbe @(biff/ col. berSBallftft^^ 
 fdngerj — voyage, eine ^o()rt auf ben 2BalI' 
 jifcbfang/ ©ronlanbSfabrt. 
 
 Whame [hwam], or — fly, s. £«M5ie(^ferbe=) 
 ffiremfe, ^ferbefliege, col. aSrdme. 
 
 Whan'hee [hwan'— ] , s. vid. Wanghee. 
 
 Whap [hwSp], I. s. vulg. ber (berbe) ©c^Iag, 
 ©(bmip 5 il. int. vulg. rotfc^ ! patfcb i 
 
 * Whap'p^r, s. vulg. toii Whaler, 2. 
 
 Wharf [hwarfj, s. (pi. w-s, Am. gen), wharves) 
 
 I. ba§ SBerft, ein in ben ©trom I)inein ge* 
 fd^lagener ©amm, baS Ufer (roo bie ©d^ijfe 
 cin= unb auslabcn), ber2anbung§bamm,^ai), 
 bielCnldnbe, Hn^ntt, ©(biffgldnbe, SSubnc, 
 (35ut)ne)i 2. T. md. Whirl; a shipwright's 
 — , ba§ 0<§iff§n)er ft) — charges, vid. Wharf- 
 age;— porters, @(bauerleute, ^rbeiterauf 
 ©d^iff&roerften. 
 
 *To Wharf, v. a. on bem ^at) ausiaben, 16* 
 f(ben, Idnben, an bal Ufer bringen. 
 
 *Whar'fage, s. 1. baS SBerftgelb, ^a»)gclb, 
 bic^ajjfpefen, Ufergebii^rj 2. "Siai 26f(^gelb 
 Oik Ibgabe an Ui |)uter eineS 8c>f(^pla§e8> 
 
 * Whar'finger, s. ber,^at)meifier, ^at)enmei|ler, 
 1fuffe()er iiber einen ^ai). 
 
 ♦Whar'fing, s. collect, bie SBerfte. 
 
 *Wharl, V. & s. vid. Whirl. 
 
 What [hwot], I. pron.rel. 1. maS, 2. baS roag, 
 bagjenige roeld^eSj welcber, raelcbe , roeld^eg, 
 roer, njel(b ein, 3. »a& fiir ein, eine, 4. was 
 and), waSnurj 5. etroaS, 6. n)ie?n)ie»iel? 
 
 II. int. nk ! n)a§ ! III. s. ba§ SBa§ 5 — is your 
 desire ? n)a§ roJoUixi Bk ? — is it? »ag ifl baS ? 
 Mr. — 's-his-name , ber ^err iSo=unb=fO} — 
 next? was wirb nun fommen? I'll tell you — , 
 iii) mWSiix @tn)a§ fagen? to know — 's — , 
 col. tok to be up to snuff, qv. unt. Up ; — 
 time, ju ber 3eit, ba, — day, an bem Sage, 
 Da J — ho ! ()e ba ! — of that ? roaS liegt boran ? 
 roaS ti)ut baS jur ©acbe? e/i/pf. — though, 
 unb roenn auc^, roenn benn aucb, obfcbonj but 
 
 — then? aber »a§ maij^t t)Q^ au& ? I gave him 
 
 — money I had, i(b gab i^m aUeS @elb n3a§ 
 id) batten IV. adv. tbeilS , jum S^eil} — with 
 his conduct, — with his courage, t^eilS bur^ 
 feine TCuffii^rung , tbeilS burcb feinen 9)tutb. 
 
 *Whatev'er, *What'so 4:, *Whatsoev'er, 
 pron. roel(bcr, roeld^e, roelcbcS (ob. roaS) au^ 
 immer, roaS nur, roaS fur ein, eine ober einer 
 au(b/ roaS ba nur. [Wheyish , &c. 
 
 *Whay[hw-], ♦Wha/jsh, &c. uid. Whey, 
 
Whea 
 
 838 
 
 When 
 
 * Wheal [hw ] , 5. 1 . bie ((SitcrOSSlQtter, finite 
 (bcf, im pZ.)j 2. vid. Weal, 2.; —worm; 
 £nt. bie 5)lilbc. 
 
 *Wbeat, *. bcrSBeijcnj — ear, On?.berSBeip- 
 fii)njan5, bie roeipgefiimSnjte aSQc^ficIje, - 
 Hour, 5B-me^I 5 — grass (creeping — ) , Bot 
 bieSluecfe, baS ^unb^graSj — harvest, bie 
 3B-crnte5 — plum, Fom. bie ^ried^c, ^u 
 pflpflaume, ^aferpflaume , — sheaf, bie 
 3B-garbe. 
 
 * Whea'ten , adj. coit (ttu&) SBcijen bercitct, 
 SBeijcn* 5 — bread, bog SB-brob 5 — flour, bQ8 
 SB--mc()Ij - straw, ba§ SEB-firol). 
 
 * To Whee'dle, v. a.ftbmeitbein, bur(bS(bmei« 
 (belei anlodfen, einne^men, bercben, befd^rottj* 
 jen ober ^interge()en, oerflricfen, fibcrtolpeln. 
 
 ♦Whee'dle, s. 1. bie <Sit>mei(beIci, f(^mei(bel= 
 ^aftelnloc!un9,®lattjung{g!cit}bag(5inne^* 
 menbej 2. cant bcr ©etriiger. 
 
 * Whee'dl^r, s. bcr (S(bniei(j^Icr. 
 *Wheel,l.*. I.bag0lab;2.ba§epinnrabj3. 
 
 Jig. ber SBagen j 4.bie Slabberoegung, ber Olab= 
 lauf, bie^rcifung, ©(bwenfung, Ummdijung, 
 ber Umlauf j 5. ber .^rei&j 6. bie 3;6pferf(^ei= 
 be 5 7. bie S^loIIe (am glafd^enjuge ob. »KIoben)j 
 to break upon the — , rabcrn ? sentenced to be 
 broken upon the — , jum 9labc ccrurt^eilt 5 - 
 of the helm, baS ©teuerrab j carriage-w-s, bie 
 fiaffettenrciberj cylindrical— ,ba89lttb mit brei= 
 tengclgen, SSaljenrab, II. comp.— animal, 
 Zool. lia^ 0labcrt^ier(ben} — barrow, ber 
 ©(^iebfarren, ©(bubfarrenj — barrow man, 
 ber ©d^iebfcirrncr i —barro w post, bie ©d^ieb = 
 f arrcnpofi (bQ& SSrieffeacifen 0. Snoerart) md) 
 (Soronbom t)in u-jurucf - 20 engl.0}?eilen - »irb 
 tdgli(b Quf einem ©(biebfarren erpebirt),— 
 barrow race, bagSSettfa^ren mitStbiebFarren 
 (mitocrbunbenen'iCugen,2ufibar!eitbei^ird^= 
 wei^feflen) 5 — boat, bag Oldberboot (jum 
 SBaffer^ unb £anbtran&port) } —cap, bie^tt* 
 benfoppe,- — carriage, \iai Sldberfu^rroerf 
 (im ® egenf. 0. ©(bieife, ©cblitten) , — crane, 
 vid. Crane; — cutter, ©iner, ber (U^ren=) 
 {Rdber fcbneibet j — cutting-engine, bie (Sfld= 
 ber=)©(bneibemQfdjine5 — drag , bcr J|)emm= 
 fcbub) — fire, Cliem. bQ§ Slabfeucr, Bkmdi= 
 feuer j — harness, ft. Coach-harness, ®ef^irr 
 ffir ,Kutfcbpfcrbe, @tangengcf(birr} —hoop, 
 ber 9tabenring ob.Sfleifcn j — horse, btt§ ©tan* 
 genpferb, iDcidjfelpfcrbj — house (of a stea- 
 mer) , baS Oluberrab * ©e^dufe (an einem 
 >Dampf[d^iffe)j —lathe, Sea, bie Sflabfcbnur ei^ 
 ner©re^banfj —nave, bie «^abe5 — rope, 
 Mar. baS ©teuerrcep 5 — shaped, Bot. ra^: 
 fSrmigj — stone, fca§ ©cbleifrob, - tire, or 
 tyre, bie Stabfd^iene } — work, ba§ Sldberwerf } 
 
 — wright, bcr Sflabema(j^er, ^flugmacber, SBa* 
 genmacber, (ubli(ber) SBagner , ©tellmatbcr. 
 
 * To Wheel [hw] , v. 1. a. 1. breben, roltcn, um« 
 iDdljen, ^erum fcbmingen 5 2. rdbeln j 3. mit ir* 
 gcnb einem gut)rroerfe fabren ober tran&por* 
 tiren j II. n. fi(b breben, fi(b umbrcben, fcbwen* 
 fen, fi(b wdljenj 2. ©d^n^cnfungen, SBenbun* 
 gen, Umfcbroeife macbenj 3. wecbfelnj to — 
 about, umroUcn , umlaufen 5 to — along, fi(b 
 fortradljen ? to — back , jurudfroHen > Mils. 
 right — ! xi^U abgcf(bn)en!tl left - ! Iin!5 
 abgcfcbwenftl w-ed, mitSfldbern oerfe^en. 
 
 *Wheel'age, s. vid. Turnpike-charges. 
 
 *Whee'ler, s. ba& ben 0ldbern jund(b|t ftbrci* 
 tenbc^ferb, gcro. pi. ©tangcnpferbe (opp. 
 Leaders). 
 
 *Whee'ling, s. 1. ber S^ranSport auf 9ldber= 
 njagen? 2. ^m. bie ©cfcbaffenbeit beS SBcgg 
 (sum ^abren)^ good -, guter (^abrOSBegj 
 3. Mil. \>ic ©d^roenfung. [^reife. 
 
 *Whee'ly, adj. rabformig, freisformig, im 
 
 * To Wheeze, v.n. [(bnjcr u.laut at^men,f(bnou= 
 fen, feitben, beifer reben, r6(beln, fcbnieben. 
 
 *Whee'zy, adj. fcbnaufcnb, feid^cnb, r6(belnb, 
 
 fibniebenb, - puff, baS [(broere ^ift^mcn, 
 
 ©(bnoufcn, <S(bniebcn. 
 *Whelk, s. 1. vid. Wheal 1.; 2. Conch, bie 
 
 IKrompetenfcbnerfe, ba§ ^inf^ornj w-ed, ge* 
 ♦Whel'ky, ad/'.mita3ucfeln, er^abcn. [wunben. 
 *To Whelm, v. a. bedten, jubccfen, iiberbecfen, 
 
 oergraben, oerfdt)utten j whelm'd under seas 
 
 (Add.), unter ber (See begraben. 
 
 * Whelp, s. 1. ba§ Sunge (eine§ Sflaubtbicrg)^ 
 
 2. ber junge ^unb (einer gropern 9lace)j 
 
 3. (S/iafcyp.) ber tapfere3ungling,j(ig. jungc 
 2eu } 4. cont ber (Sobn, lofe JBube j 5. (Add.) 
 cont. ber Singling 5 6. Mars, w-s of the 
 capstan, bic ©pillHampen j w-s of the wind- 
 lass, bie 7(u8futterung be§ 95ratfpiU§5 the 
 young — , bie junge SSrutj a bitch in — , cine 
 trdd^tige ^unbinn. 
 
 *To Whelp, V. n. 3"nge werfen, f(butten,iun* 
 gen (bef. oon ^unben grcipercr dtace, 0. ^u(b§, 
 Sciroen, :c.)j a bitch in w-ing, eine trdd^tige 
 ^finbinn. 
 
 * Whel'pish, adj. fcbelmifd^, leicbtfcrtig, bfibifd^. 
 *When, con;, mann, wenn, 5uber3eit, al§,ba, 
 
 ba bod^ 5 he believed — young , cr glaubte in 
 fciner SuQcnb j just—, eben bo, fobolb j since 
 — , l.feitiuonn, wie longer 2. feitbem? till 
 — ,bi§bobinj — gone, natbbcm ober al§ cr 
 (fie, eg, :c.) fort worj Corns, -due, Ui 
 (jur)SScrfaU5eitj — in cash, nod^ Gingang$ 
 unter SJorbcboit beg (SingongS , — received, 
 nod^ ©mpfong, nod^ ©ingong. 
 
 * Whence, adv. 1. wol^er, njorauS, oon TOO au8$ 
 
When 
 
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 Whig 
 
 2. M^er 5 from (of) — , (or — from) pleon. 
 rocker, \}on mttnncn, (vid. From).[QU(^ immer. 
 
 *Whencesoev'er» *Whencev'er, adv. ttJO^er 
 
 * Whenev'er, adv. toann, oUemal raenn, fo oft 
 
 * Whensoev'er, adv. JDcnn au(^ immer. [(alg). 
 
 * Where [hw:\r] , I. adv. 1. n)0} 2. incor. abcr 
 burd^ Qllgcmcincn @pra(i^geBrQU(i(> gere(i(>tfcr= 
 tigt, ft. Whither; IT. comp. (t>ic folgenben 
 ^ufammcnfe^ungen finl) fajt qUc mc^r oter 
 roeniger im SSeraltcn unb mc^r im (§unalftt)l 
 liblic^) } — '.'ibout , col. — 'abouts, 1. adv. TOO 
 ()crum, «o tQ, n)o ungcfd^r, iDoriibcr, n)ep= 
 roegenj H- ba§ SKo, ter ^Cufcnt^alt^ — as', 
 conj. I.banun, wcil, ba, 4^ fintemal, al§, 
 mafen j 2.n)ol)ingcgcn, ba bingegen, ba fonftj 
 
 3. obglci^j — at', adv. n:^ wobci, rooran, 
 n5oruber, rooraufj — by', adv. woburcb, mo= 
 t>on, TOomit j — 'fore, I. adv. 1. warum, n)cp= 
 jDegcn, »epi)alb, roofiir, roojuj 2. bcproegcn, 
 bal)er5 II. *. bag SSarum, bcr ®runt) j — in', 
 fldo. roorin, in roog j — into , adv. 4^ »t)o bin= 
 ein , roorein , — of [— of, md^t — ov'j , adc. 
 n)o\)on, roorauS 5 — on, adv. n:^ roorauf, n)or= 
 liber, rooranj — so'4:, — soev'er, adv. i. roo 
 0U(^ immer, 2. mol)in aud^ (u/rf. b. li. Wher- 
 ever);— through', adv. n^ »o(^in)bur(^ 5 
 — to', — unto', adv. 4= nJOJU, WOroufj — 
 upon', adv. rc^ TOorauf, TOOnod^j — ev'er, 
 adv. 1. allent^Qlbcn roo, rao, wo ouc^ immer, 
 2. n)cl)in 0U(i^5 — wif/i', — withal', adv. roo= 
 mit, mooon, raomit aucb. 
 
 Wherl [\vb — ] , s. vid. Whirl. [ren. 
 
 *To Wher'ret, v. a. vulg. nccfen, qualen, jer= 
 
 * Wher'ry, *. 1. vtiig. baS^a^rboot, bcr ^d&r= 
 fabn , gd^reoer , bie p^rc j 2. \ii( ^oUe (ein 
 fleineg [(barfgebauteS S3cot, obne ob. mit ci-- 
 nem S5erbedf , tm lectern galle bef. jum gifib= 
 fangc gcbrau(bt) j 3. (crab — ) , provinc. 6i- 
 berbranntroein (au^ ben 3:rcftern ber ^oIji= 
 dpfcl) i — man, bcr ^d^rmonn , Sonenfut)rer. 
 
 *To Wher'ry, v. a. (uber)fal)ren, ubcrfiibren. 
 
 *To Whet, V. a.l. mc^en, ffbdrfen, fcbleifen, 
 2, fig. reijen, erbittern. 
 
 *Whet, .y. l.baSSffie^cn, ©(bdrfen^ ^.vnlg. 
 bicS5orIage, baS ben Tfppetit Oteijenbc (ein 
 ®(bli!irf(ben , ©(bnQpp8(bcn)5 — stone, bcr 
 SBe^ftein, ©d^leifjlcin ; — (stone) slate, ber 
 Sffic§f(biefer. 
 
 * Wbeth'er , I. pron. roel(ber, »cr pon beiben, 
 roaS, wcltbfS ^(^n beiben , — of you , »cr pon 
 (Sn6) beiben 5 IT. conj. ob, cntroeber, cS fei 
 nun; — it be true , or no , ob c8 JPQ^r fei ober 
 nicbtj — one will or no, man mag wollen ober 
 niAt; — love or victory, ob gicbe obcr @ieg. 
 
 * Whrner, s. bcr SSe^er , ©(^leifer. 
 
 *Wh eOgh, Whew, int. (ein SJIafclaut ber om 
 
 ndcbftcn burcb fu, ober ip^"^/ angcgeben 
 iperben fannj-bef. briicft man im gemcinen 
 Seben bei f^jperen "JCrbeiten in groper S;fi^c 
 fcin 5)Zipbet)agen babur(^ auS) ^ul ^ui! ^o! 
 *Whew'er [hw— ], s. provinc. vid. Widgeon. 
 
 * Whey [hwa] , s. bic 3J?olfen j - spring, ^oU 
 fcnroaJTcr. [ortig. 
 
 *Whey'ey, *Whey'ish, adj. molfig , molfen* 
 
 * Whey'ishness, a\ baS 5)?olfige. 
 
 * Which [hw— ], pron. rel. & inter. (bejicf)t fi(b 
 nur auf ®a(ben, c/. ^lugeTg engl.®prttcb» 
 le^re, B. 339; 4: mit bcm TCrtifel; the-) 
 melcbcr, ipcld^c, n)clcbc§, ipcr, ipa&^wenjl 
 don't know — is — , col. icb WCip ni(!^t IPic 
 obcr roenn (vulg. mo bin); added to — , rooju 
 no(b fommt. [aucb fei, wag aucb immer. 
 
 * Whifchev'er , * Whichsoev'er, pron. wcr e& 
 *Whid'aw-,*. (^comp.) — bird, — bunting, 
 
 Orn. bic SBiba^ammer, ^arabiegjpittroc; — 
 goat, Zool. bie^ubasiegc,3uibasiege (Xbart 
 ber gemcinen 3icge). 
 
 * Whiff, .V. 1. ber ^ou(b, 3ug, ^fiff, ^aff (mit 
 ber3:abafgpfeifc); 2, (in j)t-engt.) berfurjc 
 ^ifnblicf, ©treifblicf , ©(bimmer; in the— of 
 a sigh, im ^ui (5iu) einc§ (SeufjerS; 3. IcJi. 
 ber ©tad) elflunber. 
 
 *To Whiff, v. a. poffen; pcrpuffen, perbampfen. 
 
 *To Whiffle, V. I. n. 1. pattern, flacf em, ipan= 
 !en, treiben; 2. fafeln, bal)(en, finbcrn, UU 
 bern, leid^tfertig fcin; w-ing, p. a. Idppifcb^ 
 finbifcb, armfelig; 3. TfuSflii^tc gebrau^cn; 
 II. a. 1. pfcifen,blafcn,ipegblafen,5crflreucn; 
 2. to — one out of ... , (5incn um (Strpav 
 prcllen. 
 
 * Whiffle, s.l.^ bic ^feife, Heine ^lotc; 2. 
 w-s, pi. vulg. bie erfd)laffung bc§ 4)obcnfa(f S ; 
 — tree,.?, bcr ©(bwengel (am SBagcn), bag 
 £)rtf(beit bic ©prcngwage. 
 
 *Whiftler, s: 1. bcr^fcifcr; 2. bcrS5org5n= 
 ger, Qrnfut)rcr (ciner ^roceffion, ^dufig ein 
 lunger OJieiflcr ciner 3unft) ; 3. ber armfeligc 
 5J?cnf(b; Mel^ang, SKinbbcutel ; Sump, 
 9ci(bt&nu§. 
 
 *WhTg, s. 1. ^k faurcn SKoIfen (al§ ©ctrdnF 
 ber nicbern Slaffcn in (Scbottlanb, ipie bunne» 
 Sicr obcr .ffofent in ©cutfcblanb) ; —land, 
 hurl, ©d^ottlanb; 2. the northern — , Bot. 
 cine bcfonberg fcbone ®orte ^eorgincn. 
 
 ♦Whig, s. bcr 5[Bf)ig (cf. FlUgel's Compl. 
 Diet): l.in@nglanb, urfprungl. 'Xn^dnger 
 bcrSflcpoIution p. 1688, je^t bie liberate ^ar 
 Ui (opp. Tory); 2. in'JCmcrifa, (ipd^ren^ 
 ber Stcpolution) bie nationalc partci, bic ben 
 .^ricg gcgcn ©nglanb untcrflii^tc; jc^t bie 
 aSanf^^artci, Oclb'^riflofratie (im (Segenf. 
 Sur bcmc!ratif(bcn ^artei). 
 
Whig 
 
 840 
 
 Whip 
 
 *Whig'gar£hy , s. cant. W SBt^ig-^crrfd^aft. 
 
 * \VTiig'g?ry, s. mt Whiggism, qv. [^rUQCl 
 
 * Whyg'ging, s. vulg. a — , cine (bcrbc) Zxad^t 
 
 * Whtg'gjsh , I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. ra^iggifc^, 
 ftur SS^ig^^Qrtei ge^orig, biefelbe betreffenb 
 
 * Whig'gi^m, sMc ©runtfd^ebcr SB^ig^^artci. 
 While[hw— ],*. t)ieSSei(e,3cit5a(o)).some)— 
 after, einige 3eit (nic^t langc) nacj^^er 5 a good 
 
 — ago, f^on lange ^cr? all this — , \>U gonje 
 3cit uber, for a—, for some — , cine 3cit 
 langj not yet a— ,»orerfl()Dori)er^anb)no(l^ 
 nidfjtj every once in a — , fcann unt wann, 
 ocn 3eit ju 3eitj between w-s, t>ann unb 
 iDann, suweilenj one — ... , another — . , 
 ball) . . . , bolb . . . j it is not worth (the) ■ 
 c$ ifl ber SOiii^e ni^t wert^ ? c§ Iot)ut bic ^dt 
 uid^tj a good— , jiemlid^ lange, a great — 
 [c^rlange. [als,fo langc no(b. 
 
 ♦While, conj. 1. inbem, wd^renb j 2. fo lange 
 
 *To While, v.l.n. njeiten, uemcilen, sogern? 
 
 II. a. (- away) (bic 3eit) ocrbringcn j bef. 
 
 unnu§ ^inbringen, oertdnbeln, certrobclnj 
 
 \i6i bie 3eit oertreiben, to — off, auff(bieben 
 
 * Whilk, s. vid. Whelk. [au§fe|cn 
 
 * To Whilk, V. n. f Idffen, belfcrn, beUcn, blajfen. 
 ♦Whi'lom, adv. +t)ormaI§, e^cbem, wcilanb. 
 
 * Whilst, conj. Wie While, qv. 
 
 * Whim , s. 1. Min. bie ^orbermafd^inc mit ro- 
 tatioer ajcmegung j 2. ^g^. bie ©riUc, b ci* roun* 
 bcrU(^e einfall, bieS^nurre, feltfamc Saune, 
 Z^oxi^dt, aSunberlici^fcit, (Sonbcrbarfcit, ber 
 SBurm, 3. cant. baS gemeine SBi^wort, W 
 3ote5 4. Orn. bie ^feifente, ©^mieentej 
 cols. — wham, bie ^offc, %vati, vffinbcrei, 
 
 — wham story , bad immenmd^r(bcn 5 — 
 shaft, Min. bcr ^orbcrfd^a^t. 
 
 * To Whim, V. a. burcb cinc ©riUe r^erleitcn. 
 ♦Whim'brel, *, Orn.bcr mittlercaSrttd^jjogcl, 
 
 ■ftegenbra(boogel , bie 5Koorfc^nepfe. 
 
 * To Whim'per, v. n. 1. roimmern, winfein, 
 ( ftin) roeincn ; f(3^Iu(bsenj 2. quictf(ben (n)ic 
 -*3)idufe). [oerroeint , oon S^rdncn entfteUt. 
 
 *Whim'pled, adj. (Shaksp. fl. Whimpered) 
 
 * Whim'sey, s. vid. Whim. [^eiten anfuUcn. 
 
 * To Whiim'sey, v. a. mit ©riUcn ober 3^^or= 
 ♦Whim'sical, I. adj.; II.— ly, ado. gdHig, 
 
 griUen^aft, cigcn{innig,fonbcrbar, njunberli(b/ 
 fcltfam, launifd^ 5 HI. — ness, s. ba§ ©rillcn* 
 ^afte, bie (SriUcnfdngcrci, ©onberbarfeit, 
 Seltfamfeit. 
 
 * Whimsical'ity, Whim'sy, s. vid. Whim. 
 *Whin,' s. i. fio^ber'lSte(bginf^er, ©tacbcl* 
 
 ginjt, bag ©forpionfraut j 2. provinc. Min. 
 ber aSafalt, — ax, eine ^adte jum TCuSrobcn 
 beS ©tecbginftcrS 5 — chat , Orn. bcr braun* 
 fe^Iigc 6teinf(^md$er, bie S^raunfe^Ic, — 
 
 dykes, Ibcm »on 9Safalt ober ®run|lcin> — 
 stones, aSafolffclfen. 
 Whifn'brel [hw -] , s. vid. Whimbrel. 
 
 * Whin'del, s. vid. Windlass. 
 *Whrn'der, s. Orn. bie fleinc SBajfercnte. 
 *ToWhm'dle, vid. To Whimper & To Whine. 
 *To Whine, v. I. ;?. weinen, wimmern , n)in» 
 
 fein, qudrren, qudfenj an otter w-s, Sport. 
 eincDtter n)el)flagt (jurSSrunfijeit)} II. a. 
 to — away , tjcrnjcincn. 
 
 * Whine,*, bad ©enjcinc, ®cmimmcr,Sludrrcn. 
 
 * Whi'n^r, s. bcr SBcinenbe, SJBinfclnbc 
 
 * Whin'ger, s. cine lixt ^agbmcffcr, bcr ©ol^. 
 *Whi'ning, p. a. roinfclnb, fldglit^, crbdrmlit^, 
 
 pinfelnb 5 Idppifd). 
 *To Whin'njck , v. n. Sport, spaniels — , 
 
 SBacbtel^unbc f^Iagcn an. 
 *Whin'nock, s. ber 5iJiiI(bcimer. 
 *To Whifn'ny, u. n. n)ie{)ern. 
 *Whin'ny» ac/j. t>oU ®cnifi, jmjU @tc(bginftcr. 
 *WhiVock, s. Am. (iV. £.) baS Hcinflc ^cr* 
 
 fel cincS SBurfcS. 
 
 * Whin'sill , s. vid. Toad-stone. 
 *Whin'yard, s. cont. ber (^au-)®egcn, an. 
 
 'i)ii guibtel; ber 95ratfpicf , ba§ ^dfemeffcr. 
 
 * To Whip, V. l.a.l. peitfcben, geipeln, fldupcn, 
 Ijauen, jucbtigen j 2. brc[d)cn 5 3. f(^neU ergrei* 
 fen,fd)neUn>cgnc^mcn, fd^ncUbenjcgcn, f(bncU 
 cinftetfcn, fc^ncU beroorsiebcn, lud. (mit on, 
 out, up, away); 4. a)cincuberf(bIogene3taI)t 
 mod^en an ... , (kid)t) libernd^cn, einfdumcn 5 
 b) fcbmal fdumcnj 5.mit8ar!a§men ocrfolgenj 
 6. iiber^in fa^rcn ? to— away, rocgprugcln, mit 
 (Sd^Idgcn fortiagenj to— about.to— round, um= 
 raicfeln, to — from, wcgrcifenjto-in, l.^cr* 
 beitreiben, cintrcibcnj 2. Jig. anbringcn, col. 
 cinfcbmuggclnj to — into, fcbncU l)incinfa()rcn 
 mit ... 5 to — off, f^ncU abtfjun ? to — out, 
 fcbnell Ijeraus jic^en 5 to — up , 1. fcbncU auf - 
 nc^men, roegnct)men 5 2. Mar. mit cinem ^lops 
 Idufcr aufminben? to — up casks, &c. %a\fix, 
 :c. in bie .^6l)e roinbenj to — the cock, cinr 
 7f rt Sa^rmarf tfpiel in 2eiccftcrf()ire, d^nl.bcm 
 beut[(bcn ^a^ncnftblag j to — the end of a 
 rope, Mzr. baS Gnbe cinc§3:auc§bctah1nj 
 II. n. lud. fpringen, laufcn, Ijiipfcn, fal)rcn, 
 fcbnellcn , col. wipfcn ? to — away , bavon 
 l)iipfcn, racg^ufd^cn, to — on, tjinauf^iipfen j 
 to — up, ^inauffpringcn? to — up and down, 
 auf unb nieber, ^in unb I)cr ^iipfen. 
 
 *Whip, .V. 1. bicj)citf(bc, ®crtc,®cipclj2. 
 cant. @iner bcr fd^rt, bie ^pfcrbc ju rcgicrcn 
 »crflel)t , ^ofliUian 5 3. ber (uberfluffige) 
 3i^eig, bie Stutljc^ 4. bie iiberfd^Iagcne '3ial)t, 
 bcr umgcfdjlagcne Saum j 5. Mar. bcr ^lap* 
 Idufcr J ba§ (Stoggarnatj — and spur, coL 
 
Whip 
 
 841 
 
 Whis 
 
 fpornjirei(^§ 5 — cord, tie^eitftllienfd^nurj To 
 
 — graft, V. a. mit tem 3unglcin pfropfcn, 
 grafting , Mi ^fropfen mit Dent 3unglcin 3 
 hand, Man. fcie rc(ite ^ant) i)e8 Oleiter§5 to 
 have the — hand of one, Jig. ben SSortljeil 
 uberdinen^abenj— horse (?'. e. horse- whip), 
 tie Sfleitpeitfd&cj — lash, Mc (^eitf(3^cn=) 
 ©(^mi^ej — mounting, ^eitfd^enbcfdjldge i — 
 poor-will, Orn. (tin amerifanifci^er Sogel mit 
 cintoniQcm ©efongc jur S^at^tjeit) ijer SSip* 
 IJurwitl, tirginifc^c 3icgenmelfer oDer SBinD* 
 fc^lucfer ; Sogf^Idfer 5 — ray, /c/i. Der ''PtiU 
 f(^cnf(^man55 — rein , Der ret^te 3ugelj — 
 rope. Mar. bag 2cutau3 — saw, Die SSretfdge, 
 ©d^rotfdge^ — snake, Zoo^ Die ^eitfc^en* 
 fd)lan9e, ^(jatuHnatter? — staff, Afar. Der 
 ,^olDerflocf, ^anDflab, Da§ <S(i^itf ju lenfen j 
 
 — stitch, cont. Der iSd)neiDer5 To — stitch, 
 V. a. T, ju^aDen fc^logen, — stock, Der ^eits 
 f(^en)iocf/Die(^u()rmann05)^eitf(^e5-thong, 
 vid. — lash. 
 
 * Whip'per [hw — ] , s. Der ^eitfc^enDc, ® ei^eln* 
 De j— in, Sporf. Der ^unDejungc (DerDic^ufs 
 fi(^tuberDie5a9D^unDe^at)ja5eitreiber,ein= 
 treiber (olg Pari, eine ^erfon Ui Den cerfc^. 
 ^arteien, n)cld)e hti roiitigen ^nldffen Dafiir 
 ju forgen ^(xt, Dap Die 5KitglieDcr fid^ jur ©is= 
 sung einfinDen) 5 — snapper, uM^g.Dag (unbe* 
 DeutenDc) ,Kerld()en. 
 
 ♦Whip'pjng, I. p. s. Aug. Da§2Berfen Der 
 ^Ucgcbeim^ngcln, II. comi). — post, Der 
 ^feiler , woron SJerbred^er gepeitfc^t merDen, 
 Der ©(^anDpfa^l, granger, Die ©tdupfaulcj 
 
 — top, Der ^reifel j — twine, Mar. Da§ :5af el* 
 
 * Whifp'ple-tree, s. vid. WhifHe-tree. [gam. 
 
 * Whip'powifll, (Wb.), vid. Whip-poor-will. 
 
 * Whip'st?r, s. col. l.Der ^eitfc^er, ^ofenpau= 
 !er)2. (c/. Whipper-snapper) Der fliit^tige, 
 geroanDte/flinfe s^erl, ©pringinSfelD. 
 
 * Whipt, pret. & p. p. contr. ft. Whipped. 
 
 * To Whi'r, v. I. a. ^inwegDre^en^^inmegreif en, 
 Dre^en, mrbeln? II. n. fd^wirrenj to — away, 
 ^inroegfd^rairren (oon SSogeIn). 
 
 * Whir , int. fd^wirr ! (um irgenD einen fd^wir* 
 rcnDen iSon, bef. fd^ncU fliegenDer Singe ju 
 bejeidjnen, c/.Whur). 
 
 *To Whirl, V. I. a.Dre[)cn,wirbeln,fd^roingen; 
 fd^roenfenj XL n. 1. fid) umDre^en, umlaufcn j 
 2. eilen, fic^ fd^nell (fort)ben)egen. 
 
 * Whirl, s. 1. DerSBirbcI, ©truDel, Umlauf j 2. 
 T. DcrSffiirtel, 3. Conch. Die ^KonDfc^necfe^ 
 4. J5o^Der£luerI,aBirteIj 5. G^un.Der S^our* 
 biUon? 6. Da§ ©ewinDe einer ed^nerfejT. 
 .Sea. (— pool) DaS aSecfen eines SBirbcB, Der 
 .^olfi 8. w-8, pi. R-m. Die S^riebe in Der 
 ^rcnci — bat, Der (Streitfolben, Sd^roing* 
 
 folben, Sc^Iogf olben 5 {Dry.) (Streit^onD* 
 ft^ul) (GeftuS), - beetle, EnU Der SaumeP 
 Mfer, ©(iwimmfdfer, -blast, DerSBirbcI* 
 iuinD 5 — bone, 1. Die ^niefd^eibe j 2. Der ®rc^» 
 wurfel 5 — gig, 1. Der ^reifel 5 2.^g. Da& ^rci^ 
 fen, Der ^reislauf j - pool (— pit, n. u.), Der 
 ©truDel, SKa^lflrom (vid. oben, T.) 5 — wind, 
 Der SBirbelminD J — worm, DieSBeinraupe. 
 
 * Whirled [hw— ], p. a. Bot.mt Verticillate, qo. 
 
 * Wh'ir'ljgig, s. vid. Whirl-gig. 
 
 * Whiffling, comp. — dun, £/^^ Der SKa|fer= 
 flo^j — table, eine 3;afel, um Die ®efe§e Der 
 ^lanetenbewegung su erfldren. 
 
 * Whirr, int. vid. Whir. [%(Xian. 
 *Whir'rjng-pheas'ant, Orn. Der fc^WirrenDC 
 *To Whish, V. n. provinc. ft^weigen. 
 
 * Whisk, s. 1. DieSJiirfte, ^leiDcrburfte, @tdu= 
 be, (- broom) Der ^leiDerbefen, v^e^rmifti)^ 
 2. Die ©(^mi|e5 3. Der SBinDftopi 4. ^ Der 
 (|>al§=)^vttgcn (einer grauenSperfon), Da& 
 5KdntcIAen5 5. u/rf.Whist. 
 
 *To Whisk, V. I. a. 1. fegen, abflduben, fel^* 
 ren, abfe^ren, ausfe^ren,abburften5 2. fc^ncn 
 beraegen , fegen mit . . . , fc^wingen 5 to — 
 away, f^neU abt^un j to— down, f(i^nclll)erab 
 ne^men, ^erunterfc^njenfen ? II. n. 1. fic^ fd)neU 
 ^crumDre^en oDer bcroegen? 2. vulg. flattern, 
 weDeln, fciwanseln j 3. Xrillcr fc^Iagen j to — 
 about, l.^erumfliegen,^erumflattern5 2.vulg. 
 {)erumf(]^njdnseln5 to — away, n)eg^uf(^en. 
 
 * Whis'ker, *. 1. Der limi^xix , ^bftduberi 2. 
 bef. w-s, pi. (eternals) Der ^nebelbart, 
 (2(j^nurrbart (vid. Mustachio); (ic|t) Der 
 ^acfenbart. [Die bdrtige ^leDermauS. 
 
 * Whis'kered, adj. badfenbdrtigj — bat, Zool. 
 *Whis'key, s. vid. Whisky. 
 
 * Whis'kjng, I. p. a. ; II. — ly, adv. vulg. fe^r 
 gro^, l)eftig,ungemcin. 
 
 *Whis'ky, s. DerSB^iSfi): 1. cin cinfpdnnigeS 
 (sn>eirdDrige§) ^u^rroerf mit ^ol)em ©eftell, 
 Da^Sarriolej 2. eine ^rt ^ornbranntroein, 
 (in dnglanD bef. auS ©erfte, in ^(merifa au& 
 SBeijcn, 3floggcn oDer 5JJai§)} — toddy, vid. 
 
 *Whrsp, s. k V. impr. vid. Wisp. [Toddy. 
 
 * To Whis'per, v. n. & a. leife rcDen, murmcin, 
 wiSpcrn, fluftern, jifdjeln, raunen? it is w-ed 
 about, man raunt fiti in'S £)^r, col. es roirD 
 gemunfclt. 
 
 * Whifs'per, s. Da§ ©cfliifier, ^luftern, Sifc^eln. 
 *Whis'perer, s. 1. Dcr gliifterer, 3if<^eInDe, 
 
 GinraunenDej 2. Der £)^renbldfer, ^ngeber. 
 Whis'pering, I. p.pr. t>.To Whisper ; —gal- 
 lery, eine ©alleric in Der ^aulgfirc^e ju Son* 
 Don, no \i6) Dcr ^6)aU be§ Icife ©efluflerten 
 vodt cerbreitetj n. -- ly, adv. roiSpernD, 
 fliiflernD, leife. 
 
Whis 
 
 842 
 
 Whit 
 
 * To Whist [hw~], V. I. n. ftiaefein, m6)t 
 mucffenj II- a.ftiUc madden, beru^igcn. 
 
 * Whist, I. s. baS mi)i% SBl;iftfpiel j II. int, & 
 adv. f)^, bfl, flill } to be — , ftille fein, fdjlafen. 
 
 To Whis'tle [hwis'sl] , v. I. n. pfeifcn, floten, 
 II. a. 1. (cin fiieu, :c.) pfeifenj 2. Fa/c. (ben 
 ^alfen) burc^ einen ^fiff fortfenben ober 
 (-oflOsurudfrufcn^ to — off, burd^ (leifcS) 
 ^fcifcn »crtrcibcn (bic ©orgen , jc). 
 
 * Whis'tle, s. 1. Das ^feifcn, tcr ^fiffj 2. baS 
 S5Ia§roerfsL'ug , bic ^feife^ steam — , bie 
 ©ampfpfeife, ©ignolpfeife (qu cincr £ocomo= 
 ti'oc) i 3. tn<Zg:. bie ^el)le, bcr 9)hmb5 to wet 
 one's — , vulg. biCvKe^le nc^en, einen ©(^luct 
 t{)un, trinfen? — fish, Ich. bie D^Jeerquappc. 
 
 * Whis'tler, s. bcr ^fcifenbe, ^feifcr. [ben. 
 *Whi8'tljng-shop, s. cant, ber Sranntroeinla* 
 Whist'ly [hwist' — ] , ado. [(^njeigenb. 
 
 Whit [hw-], s. 1. ber ^rnHj 2. fig. bie ,tlei= 
 nigfeit , cin 5Bcnig , any — , im ® eringften 5 
 no — or not a — , ni(t)t im ©eringflcnj every 
 
 — ,j[ebe^leinig!eit. 
 
 * White, I. adj. 1. wcipj 2. bleid)5 3. grau 
 (t^or liter) 5 4. rein , unbeflccft 5 II. *. 1. bie 
 Sfficife, baS SBeifc, SBeif j 2. bcr, bie SBcipe, 
 the Whites, pi. bic SBeipcn, 3. bQ§ SBeif e in 
 bcr (Sd^eibe, ©d^iepmal, 4. Tijp-s.a) bieSiicfej 
 h) bie weipc ©cite, baS SSocat^ 5. /Jo/.bcrei= 
 njcipforper j — of an egg, ba§ eiweip, — of 
 the eye, ba§ SBeipc imluge^ III. comp.— 
 ant, vid. Termite; — archangel (— dead- 
 nettle) , Bot. bic 3:aubneP5 - bait , ( Wb., 
 Sm.) cine !Icinc jartc "Kxt %i\6) ber Stjemfc 
 (O0m®ef(^le(]^tC72<pea);— balsam, ber9Jiec= 
 cabQlfam 5 — bart, Ich. (C.) cine Irt Jlarpfcn , 
 
 — bead band-string , bie 9tofenfran5= Jtoral? 
 Unej— beam, 5of. ber SKe^Ibeerbaiim,©por= 
 ttpfelbaumj — bear, ber (giSbdrj — behen, 
 vid. — centaury ; — blaze , bie 95Idffe (cineS 
 ^ferbe§)5 — boyism, bie ©runbfaic ber — 
 boys ; — boys, mod. SBeif fii^Icr, SBeipbanben 
 rgiotten Pon ©cfmbel in^r^anb, welt^ebaS 
 fianb buri^ftreifcn , nm Sflac^c an i^ren 95c= 
 brurfern, bcf. ben ®ut»bcfi|crn, :c. june^^ 
 men, f. g. tMjn bem rocipen ^cmb , Welches fie 
 iiber i^re ^Klciber tragen)? — brant, Orn. bie 
 ©(^neegan§ j — bryony, Bot. bie 3:eufelSfir= 
 fd)C5 — bug, cine "Kvt JBaumnjanse auf SBcin= 
 rcbcnj — canons, vid. Premonstrants; — 
 centaury, Bot. ber njcifcSSe^en, bap<S(^a(J;t= 
 fraut j — chalk, bie (roeipe) ^reibe , — chalk 
 pencil, tcr .Rrcibcnflift) — chapel needles, 
 3Td^nabf In bic in Whitechapel (cinem ©iflrict 
 in Sonbon) gema^t roerbenj —cinnamon, vid. 
 Winter's bark; —clay, T. bie ^urfcrerbe? — 
 clover, bcr rocif e ^ICC j —cordage, M"ar.unge= 
 
 t^erteS 3)aunjcr! 5 — com, vid. —crop ; — cot- 
 tons, n)ie Printer, 2. } —crop, ©ctrcibe, n)el» 
 6)ii por ber ©rnte gelb roirb: SBeijen, CRog* 
 gen, ©crfte uub ^afer, — cunt, /c7i.bcrglatte 
 ko(t)e5 - death (Shaksp.) , bcr blaffc Zo^ j 
 
 — dittany, Bot. bcr njcipc ©iptam, bie li^i^- 
 Wurj,- — eagle, Orn. bcr TOcipelbler^ — ear, 
 mie Wheat-ear; — face, 1. bie S3ldffe (cincS 
 ^ferbe§)i 2. ba§ ^ferb mit cincr SSldffc, bie 
 SSldffe 5 — feet, vid. — boys ; - fib, bic TiOt\)> 
 liigcj — film, cine wcife ^aut, bie iiber bic 
 lugcn ber S(^Qfe n)dd)flunb a3linbl)cit werur- 
 fad)t5 — flake, vid. unt. Flake; — flaw, 4= 
 vid. Whitlow; — foot, 1. ber wcipc ^tecf am 
 ^upe cincS ^ferbcg j 2. ba§ wcipgefcffelte 
 ^Pfcrbj — foot boys, vulg. — foots, vid. - 
 boys ; — friar, ber (Sarmclitcr, Sacobinerj - 
 Friars , (cl)cmal§) ein S^eil con i^onbonj - 
 fronted goose, Orn.biea3aumgan&, iDcipwang* 
 ige ®an&j — gall, Bot. njciper ©alius (Ijelle 
 ©alldpfel) j — game , — grouse , collect. 
 (Sd)nee^ii^ner, cf. Ptarmigan; — gold, bie 
 ^Itttina i — gum, 1 . baS (Sancamum (cin ®um- 
 mit)ars au§ Srafilien u. bcr Snfcl ©t. 0l)ri= 
 flop^)5 2. Bot. cine lixt bcS Eucalyptus aVL] 
 9ceu-^oIIanb j —Hall, cin f onigl.^allaft an bet 
 3:t)emfc } — headed , wcipfopfig , graul)aarig j 
 
 — heart-cherry, Bot. bie WCipc 4>crjfirfcbCi— 
 heat, bie SBeipglu^^i^Cj* — hellebore, Bot. 
 bie mcipe StieSrourj j — herring , cin frift^cr 
 ^dring j — honey-suckle, Bof.bcrn>eipe??ul= 
 tcrflccj —hoar-hound, Bot. ber rocipe liri' 
 bornj — horse-fish, Ich. ber SBal!crrod)e j — 
 iron , 1. weipeS Sfto^eifenj 2. cerjinntcS Gi* 
 fenbled^, 3BcipbIc(t) 5 —jalap, vid. — mechoa- 
 can ; — land , wciper , ftrcnger , t^onigcr 250= 
 benj — lead, baS SSIeimeipj — lead-spar, U6)= 
 ter Sleifpatb, SScipbleierjj — leaf- tree, vid. 
 
 — beam ; — leather, 1. vid. Whitleather ; 2. 
 c'o/. bic ©e()nenim (,^o(i^-)5^'-'if^c 5— leprosy, 
 ber n>cipc 7(uSfa§ j — lie, cant, bie barmlofc 
 giige^ — like, blei(l^,blapj- lime, bie 3;un= 
 d)e} — limed, geiDcipt, gctun(^t5 — line, 1. 
 Mar. bie Seine, baS biinne ungetl)crtc3^auj 
 2. Typ. bie leerc (njeipc) 3eile j bie ©paltcn^ 
 linie, 3. Anat. bie vatifi Sinie^- maiden- 
 hair, Bot. bie ODJaucrrautc, ©teinrautcj-- 
 meat, 1. bic OJlilc^fpcifc, 2. baS '^ld)6) con 
 jungen ^u()nern, i:anind^en, jc, — mechoa- 
 can, 5of.bern)eipc9fl{)abarber, -^ed^oacannaj 
 
 — nib, vulg» bic ©otjlej — nun, vid. Smeath ; 
 
 — oakum, unget^crtes SSerg j — • oil , SBall* 
 rat^ } — orach, Bot. bie ©artenmelbe, — owl, 
 vid. Bern-owl ; — page , 2'yp. baS SSacat j — 
 paint, bie asieiroeipfarbe, I'yp-s. — paper, 
 ber ©(^Snbrucf) to work the — paper, Me 
 
Whit 
 
 843 
 
 Whol 
 
 ^rime (crftc ^orm) bru^cn^ — pear-plum, 
 bie xozi^i JBirnpflaume 5 —plum, ber ©piUing, 
 bie ©piUc (vid. wheat-plum unt. Wheat) ; 
 Bot-s. — poplar, bie weipe (ober ^ilbex-) 
 ^appcl, Tflbe , lilUvi - poppy, ber ©(^lof* 
 tno^nj— pot, bcr9la{)mquor!,eier!ttfe 5— pot- 
 herb , Bot. ber gdmmcrfalat, — powder , cin 
 fabel^afteS <S(i^iefpul\jer, baS fcinen ^noU 
 gegeben ^aben foil) —precipitate, Chem. baS 
 wei^c precipitate - pudding, geberrourftj 
 
 — pyrite, — pyrites , ber weipe ©c^n)efel= Ob. 
 ^ifenfie&5 — rent, cinejdfjrlidie'Kbgabe (8r/.) 
 ber ^innbcrgleute in Corn, unb Devon, on 
 ben ^erjoQj- rents, in ©ilber bebungener 
 3in§) — root, Bot. ber <Sonnentl)au, bie 
 ©^merwursj — rot, Bot. ba& SBa|Ternttbel= 
 frautj — salt,.calcinirte§ ©als j —satin moth, 
 Ent. ber SBcibenfpinner, Olingelfup j — sau- 
 sage, gebcrirourft, — sickness, eine^ran!l)eit 
 ber wcibl. Tfufiern na6) ber Scgattunge — 
 silver, Min. ba§ SBeipgiiltiger , wcifgiiltig 
 Sleierj 5 — stone , Geol. bcr SBeif ftein (eine 
 ®ebirg§Qrt)) — stone-marl, A/in. bie 9}?onb' 
 mild) , bag JScrgmel)!, — swelling, Med. ber 
 ® liebfc^raamm 5 — straits, eine "iCrt grobe8 
 Zu6), in Devon, gefertigt j — tail, mie Wheat- 
 ear; — tetter , Med. bie g)let)lfle(^tc} Bot-s. 
 
 — thistle, bic 5}larienbij^el j — thorn, bcr 
 SBeifbornj — throat, Orw.baS 9Bciffel)l4)en, 
 bie roftgraue (SraSmiidfe 5 — tommy , Sea 
 cant. (5S5ei^)S5rob (im ®cgenfa^ \>. BAji^^'- 
 jroiebacf)? — vitriol, bcr weifc SSitrioI, 3inf* 
 vitriol ) — wash, bic njeipc ©(^minfe, Zixnd^c 5 
 To — wash, V. a. (auB)mifm, iibcrtunf^cn, 
 to have got — washed, Com. cant, nod) cinem 
 aSanferottcroiebcr^anbcltrcibcn, col. roie= 
 ber flott fein, — wash brushes, ^JHaurcrpinfeli 
 
 — washer, 1. ber Xiinc^er, 7fnf^reid)cr5 2. 
 Com. cant, ber feine ©Idubigcr in^olgc einer 
 ^snfolccnjacte betriigt) — water. Vet. eine gc= 
 fd^rlic^e ^ranH)cit bcr ©t^afe^ — wax, bQ& 
 TOcipe (geblci(^tc) SBac^g 5 — willow, Bot. bie 
 weipe SBeibe, ©erbcrrocibc,— wine, berweipe 
 aSein, SBcipraein 5— wire, n)ciper©ifenbral)t3 
 —wood, 1 .(—woods) njcipe 4)oIjartcn 5.a3.ba8 
 .^olj bcr ^appel, Sonne, k.j 2.bie 3;rompctcn= 
 blumee 3. (—wood-tree), bcr Sulpenboum. 
 
 *To White [hw — ], v. a. 1. rocipcn, »eip 
 moc^cn j 2. au§n)eipen, tfind^en, bleici^en 5 w-d 
 brown thread, ^albgcblcic^tcr 3n)irn. 
 
 * To Whi'ten , v. I. a. weipcn , wcip mo(^cn, 
 au$blei(^en, rocip fdrben, einpubcrnj 11. n. 1. 
 roeip werben, 2. (torn ^oor) crgrouen. 
 
 * Whi'tener, s. bcr Sunc^cr, SBeipcr, SSlcid^cr 
 
 * White'ness, s. 1. bie SBcipCj 2. bie Slcid^e, 
 StdffejS. bieOfein^cit. 
 
 *Whi'ter[hw— ],*White'ster„9.tv:d.Whitster. 
 
 *Whitfiel'dian, B/a*u/e, *Whit'fie!dite, Sm., 
 s.Ecc. ber w&itficlt)f(3^c ob. caloini[tif(!^e 5Rc* 
 tl)Obifl (Tfn^dngcr bc§ George Whittield, geft. 
 ITTO, opp. Wesleyan). 
 
 *Whith'?r, adtMDol)in) some—, irgcnb WO* 
 ^inj no — , nirgenb luo^in j — soever, rao^in 
 QU(!^ immer, libcroU^in, oUcntljalbcn ^in. 
 
 * Whi'tjng, s. 1. bic Zun6)i 3 2. Idi. ber SSit(t)« 
 ling 5 dry — , fcingeft^lcmmtc .Rrcibcj — line, 
 Sea, cine brcifd)Qftige 6®arn fiien? Ich-s. — 
 pollack, bcr ^oUocf 5 — pout, ber ^teinbolt 
 breite ©(^eUfifc^. [mciplidjc garbe, ©IdJTe. 
 
 * Whi'tish, I. adj. mcipUt^j II. — ness, s. biC 
 
 * Wlut'ieather,*. SScipteber,olQungQrc§ Scbcr. 
 *Wlnt'low, s. l.bas9^ogeIgef(^wur,beraBurm 
 
 om finger, SBoIf, col. boS bofc^ing j 2. Vet. 
 bie ^touenfcuc^c (.Kronf^cit ber 8c^afe)j-^ 
 grass, fiot l.ba§ ^ungcrblumd^en 5 2. bo§ 3ta= 
 gclfrout, rue-leaved— grass, cinclrt @tcin- 
 
 * Whit'monday, s. ber ^fingflmontog. [bred^. 
 
 * Whift'sontide, s. vid. Whitsuntide. 
 
 * Whit'sour, s. Pom. bcr ©ducrling (eine TCrt 
 fourer tpfel, bcf. ju Sibcr gcbraud)t). 
 
 *Whit'ster (contr. ouS Whitester), s. bcr 
 asieic^cr, Sfficiper, 'S.und^er ^ bie SBlci^erinn, :c. 
 
 * WLit'sun, adj. ju ^fingflcn gcl)6rig, ^fingft=, 
 pfingfiUc^) —ale, boS ^finQfi^icr, — day, 
 ber ^fingfttog , ^fingftfonntog j — holidays, 
 ,bic ^fingftfeicrtogc 5 — tide , bie ^fmgflseit, 
 
 *Whit'tail, s. Orn.u/d. Wheat-ear.[^fingften. 
 *Whrt'ten-tree, s. Bot. bcr 2BaJTcrl)0lunber, 
 
 ®a(^^oIunber, ^opI)oIbcr, bic ^ap^vU. 
 *Whit'tle, s. 1. bQ§ Heine 5!J?eJTer, (S^ni^mef* 
 
 fcr, 3;Q[d)cnmcffer, col. ber (Sinlcgcr, 3u' 
 
 t^uer? 2. provinc. ber Um^ang, bae weipc 
 
 (§roucn=)9l6cfd^en. 
 *To Whit'tle, V. a. fc^ncibcn, fd)ni§cln. 
 
 * To Whiz(z), *ToWhi/zle, v.n.sif^eii} faufcn, 
 
 * Whiz(z), *.ber 3if(i> j btt& @aufen.[fd)wirren. 
 Wh6[h6], pron. rel. k inter, (sing. &. pL; 
 
 htiid)t[i6) nur ouf^crfoncn, c/. ^liigers 
 cngl. @pra(^lc^re, ©.339) 1. wclc^er^rocld^c 
 rocld)eg, ber, bic, ba§ ; 2. wer ? — goes there ? 
 Mil. mx bo? who . . but, TOcr fonfi, aU ... 
 
 * Whfi'd, a56r.fl.Who would ob.Who had.[mcr. 
 * Whdev'er, pron. cin jcber bcr, n>cr qu(^ inu 
 Whole [hoi] , adj. 1. gonj, 2. gefunb, ^cil,- — 
 
 and sound, frifd) unb gefunb 5 — blood, Law, 
 SSermonbtc, bic nidjt nurbonbemfelbcn^ttor, 
 fonbcrn con bcrfelbcn Olei()e SSordltcrn ab= 
 flanimcn) a — length picture, cin (Scmdlbe 
 in 2cbcn8gr6pC) — measure , Mux. bcr gonjc 
 Sactj Corns. — sale, I. *. bcr^onbcl im 
 ® onsen, im (S^ropcn, bcr ®ropt>erfauf5 II. 
 adj. im (Sonjen, en gros , by— sale, im ®an« 
 
Whol 
 
 844 
 
 Wide 
 
 jcIl) to deal— sale and retail, im ® rof en unt) 
 vffleinen (^mjclnen) cerfaufen, — sale-busi- 
 ness, ber ®roffo^anJ)el) — sale-cost, — sale- 
 price, Uv @ngro0K@infaufSO^i^eig5— sale- 
 merchant, (—sale-dealer, or — sale-man), 
 Dcr ®rof^dnt)Ier, ®roffo^dnblcr, (Sroffirer, 
 ©roffift) — sale grocer, t)er 6oIoniQl«aarcn« 
 ^^«it)Ieri —sale-purchaser, tjer^ngrogfaufer. 
 
 * Whole [hoi], s. tQ& (Sanje, ber Snbegriff 
 »on ^Ucm, t)a& ©Qftem? upon (or in) the — , 
 1. im ®anjen, in ®ummo,uber()aupt5 2. enD» 
 lld^;julc§t. [Wholesomeness). 
 
 *Whole'ness, s. 1. ta§ ©anje, 2. vid. t). li. 
 
 ♦Whole'some, I. adj.; II. — ly, adv. 1. ge= 
 funt)5 2. ^ilfam, gut? rat^fam, nix^li^i Lud. 
 freunt)Ii(^, gefdUigj 4= beroa^renb, fd^u^enDj 
 a — ship. Mar. ein fid^ereS ©(tjiff (bag gut 
 fcgtlt, gut ©ee ^dlt). III. — ness, s. tie®c= 
 funfc^eit, J^eilfamfeit. 
 
 Who'll [hoi] , ahhr. % Who will. 
 
 ♦Whol'Iy {col. hoi' — ], ado. ganj, gdnsUi^, 
 toUig, auf DoUftdnbige ^rt, Duri^auSj to 
 blush —, liber unb libcr rotb roerben. 
 
 Whom [hom] , 'pron. I. ^iTccuf. O.Who, l.roen, 
 n)clc^en5 2. roclc^ej II. of — , ©en. i).Who, 1. 
 roeffen, beffen 5 2. nselc^cr, Dercn, III. to— , 
 t^at t). Who , jDem , roelc^em, roelt^cr^ — I 
 told (spoke) of, ton bem id^ fagtc j — soev er, 
 •pron. (in alien 6afu§ = whom) 1. wen nur, 
 roel^en h 2. raeldje aud^ immcr, :c. 
 
 Whoo [boo], inf. qc^I roel)e! 
 
 Whoob'ub [hiib' — ] , 'cid. b. ii. Hubbub. 
 
 Whool [hoi] , s. ber 5KQls»urm. 
 
 Who6p [b6p] , I. *. 1. ber ^tad^ruf , ba§ 5rtad()s 
 fd^reien , ©efd^rei^ 2. (war — ), bcr (S(^la(l)ts 
 ruf5 3. Orn. bcr SBiebeljopf? II. int. ^e! ^ol 
 
 *ToWh6op, V. I. 7J. (na(i)fd^reien, nac^ru* 
 [en, nod^fpotten, pf^reienj II. a. mit®ef^rei 
 bef(^impfen, »cr^6l)nen, au^jift^en. 
 
 *Wh66'ping, s. ba§ S^g^g^Ml^eij out of all 
 — {Sl\aksp.)y iiber oUe SOtaf e, ttuf erorbentlid). 
 
 *To Whoot, V. a. & n. vid. To Hoot. [per. 
 
 Whop [hwop], *Wh6p'p?r,ui(i.Whap, Whap- 
 
 Whore[gen. hor; affect. hOr] , s. Die 33u^U 
 birne, vul^. ^ure, — master, — monger, ber 
 4)urenidgerj — son, bag ^urfinb, ber SBaflarb. 
 
 * To Whore, v. I. n. vulg. ^uren, II. a. to — 
 away, ter^uren. [TCbgottcrei. 
 
 * Whore'dora, s. 1. bie |)Urerei5 2. Script, bic 
 
 * Whore'like, adj. ^urenartig , ^uren^aft, ^u« 
 renmdfig. 
 
 *Who'r}sh, I. adj.; II. — ly, arfr. unjiic^tig, 
 un!euf(l^, gcil, ^urerifc^; cer^urtj HI. — ness, 
 s. baS ccr^urte SBefen , bie ^urerei. 
 
 Whorl , Whorle [hwurl] , Whorled [hwurld] , 
 *. vid. Whirl, Whirled. 
 
 Whor'tle-ber'ry [hwur' — ] , s. Bot. bic ^cibel* 
 beerej red — , w ^^rcifclbecre. 
 
 Whorts [hwurts], col. ft. Whortle-berries. 
 
 Who's [hoz] , abbr. % Who is. 
 
 Whose [hoz] , pron. (©cn.OOn Who & Which), 
 weffenj t^cffen, bcrcn, — is it? »cmge()6rt c$? 
 — soever, pron. iDClJcn auc^, U. 
 
 Whosoev'er [ho — ] ,pro??.(c/.Who)n)cr nur, 
 mv (melf^cr) aut^ immcr. [unb Jtul)en). 
 
 Whow[wo], int. pfui! ol)! M (bei^ferbeu 
 
 To Whur, To Whiirr [hw — ] ,v.n. 1. fnurrcn, 
 murren 5 2. ba& r ju fc^arf augfprcc^cn, 
 [(^narrcn. 
 
 * Whur, I. s. ba§ @c^n)irren (mic \>a5 ©erdufii^ 
 auffliegenber 0leb^u()ncr ob. 'gafancn) , Sau* 
 fen , Sraufen (eincS fdt)neU burt^ bie Suft be= 
 jDegten ^6rpcr&)5 II. inf. l}urr! burr ! (c/. s. 
 
 *Whurt, s. vid. Whortle-berry. [obcn). 
 
 *Why, I. adv. 1. warunt, wcpwegcn; juep^albj 
 2. (\ik Slcbc einleitcnb, wie Well, Now, &c.) 
 d, je, nun, aber,- not? (for—?) njarum 
 m6)t ? — so ? raarum benn ? roic fo ? — then .. , 
 &c. , nun benn , k. ? — to be sure , ei freili^, 
 i() (nun) gcroif ) — , but you boast of it, ci 
 (aber), @ie ru(>mcn fld^ bcfen,— she is crazy, 
 fieif^md^tgefd^cit, with a — not, col,, o^nc 
 Xlm)Hnbe, mir ni^tg, bir nic^tSj II. ^. baS 
 S55arum5bisgrage. [whites. 
 
 *Whytes, j. pi. Salisbury —, vid. Salisbury 
 
 Wick , s. I. dim. D. William ; II. ber ©oc^tj — 
 yarn, baS jDod^tgarn. 
 
 Wick'ed, I. adj.; II. -ly, adv. 1. gottlo^, 
 »erru(^t,Iafter()oft, bofe, fd^led^t, ftrdflid^j 
 2. mut()n)iaig , fialf^aft, leic^tfertig , j)er» 
 berbli(i> i — rogue , — wretch , ber 956fcn)i(^t, 
 erjfd^elm. III. the-, .9. pi. bie ©ottlofcn 5 
 IV. - ness, »\ 1. bie ©ottlofigFcit, ©oe^eitj 
 2. bie 2ei(^tfertigfeit. 
 
 Wick'en, s. Bot. (—tree) ber ©pcicrling&baum. 
 
 Wick'er, I. s. bieSBeibe, berSffieibensmeig, bic 
 SBeibengerte, ,fi!orbgcrte5 II. adj. t» on SB ci= 
 bensroeigen gefloc^ten ,- basket, ber (gejlod^tc* 
 ne)^orb j — cage, ber geflod^tenc J:drig5 — 
 chair,bergcflo(t)teneStu^lj— stand,ber®tro^s 
 teUer, @d)uffelring j — work, ba§ ^Icd^troerf. 
 
 Wick'et, s. 1. bag ^fortd^en, Zi)ixvd)<:ni 2. bic 
 aSaUftdbe, ba§ 95aUgeflece (im Sricfctfpicl). 
 
 Wiick'jn, s. dim. ». William. 
 
 Wifc'liffism, s. bic njiclcfitifd^e 2c^re. 
 
 Wic'liffite, s. ber SBicIefitc, Tfn^dngcr bc§ Olc- 
 formator§ Widiffe. [SBurgcr, bie 95crgdf!cr. i 
 
 Wic'rangle, s. Orn.(Cyc.) ber gro^c ob. grauc I 
 
 Wid'dle-wad'dle [- wod'I] , adv. vul^. roat* ^ 
 fdjeligj to go — , n)atf(^cln. 
 
 Wide, I. adj.; II. or — ly, adv. 1. n>eit5 2. 
 breitj 3. entfernt, fernj 4. njcit torn 3iele 
 
Wide 
 
 845 
 
 Wild 
 
 <beim<S(i(>eibenf(^icp<n)j 5. ado. gar, fe^r 
 far and -, mit unb brcit j a— expanse, etne 
 grofe^ldd^e, six inches—, 6^oll breitj — 
 armed, roeitciflig j — awake, »oUfommcnn)Q(^, 
 ^anj munteri — mouthed, 1. mit mit gcoff 
 netem ^JJunbe, 2. col. gropmduUg j — open 
 ^ans offen; — spread, 1. fcrnl)inau&gci)e^nt} 
 2. weitocrbreitet 5 — spreading, fid) rocit 
 (au§)be^nenb, mit laufenb 5 widely traveled 
 (Moore) , oielgereifl. 
 
 To Wi'den, v. I. a. crroeitem, avL^mitcm II. n. 
 1. fid^ crraeitcrnj 2. fic^ weiten, meiter wer* 
 ben. [bic®e^nung 
 
 Wide'ness, s. 1. bic ^titci 2. bie ©reitej 3 
 
 Wid'gepn, s. 1. Orn. bic ^feif=@ntc, ©pecE^ 
 (gnte , bcr motr)balS 5 2.^g. ber Sropf, ^tnfel, 
 
 Wid'ow, s. bie SEBittnjC} — bench, 1. berSB-n^ 
 ftu^l, SiB-nfi§ (in bcr Mx6)e)i 2.provinc. 
 (in Suss.) ber "Knt^ul, ben eine SBittroe auf cr 
 bem SBitt^um oon ibre& 3JJanne8 Sefi|tbum 
 genicftj — bird , Orn. vid. Whidaw-bird 
 
 — s' bounty , ein ©nabenge^alt an Df{tcier&= 
 WittlDCn 5 — 's chamber , Law , bie ^Icibung 
 unb ba§ ®erdt^ be§ ©cblafsimmer^ einer a5ur= 
 gerSroittroc , luorauf fie nacb lonboner ®e= 
 brau(b 'JCnfpru(b mod^en fann? — 's fund, bie 
 aSittmencalTe 5 —hunter, bcr SBittmenidger, 
 ^reicr urn eine rei(be SBittroe 5 — maker , bcr 
 SB-nmatber (ber ^rauen, bef. bur(b ^rieg, 
 i^rer Scanner beraubt)5 — 's men , Mar. ber 
 00m ^unbertften ^iJiann cinbe^altcne, jum 
 Unterbait ber ©eemannSroittrocn bcflimmte 
 ©olb j — tail, Bot. ber 3et)lanb, ^Qnbelj— *s 
 tierce , Sc. Law, ba§ 9leit bcr SBittWC auf 
 benbrittcnS^^eilbeS 3Za(blajTe§i^reS ^anne§} 
 
 — wail, Bot. W !leincre@onnenn)cnbe, <Son» 
 ncnblume. [entblof en, berauben. 
 
 To Wid'Ow, V. a. l-surSSittroemacbcni 2.fig. 
 
 Wid'owed, adj. 1. jur SBittroe gema(bt, ocr* 
 mttmtjjlg-s. 2. ocrnjaift j 3. beraubt, cnt= 
 
 Wid'ower, s. ber SBittroer. [blopt. 
 
 Wid'owhood [— hud] , s. bcr SBittwcnflanb, 
 
 WUth, s. bie aSrcitci SBeitc. [SBittroerftanb. 
 
 To Wield , v. a. 1. ^anbt)abcn , [(broingcn, 
 f^wenFen) 2.regieren, fu^renj to — the scep- 
 ter, regieren, ^errfd^en. [ba8 ©(broanfe. 
 
 Wiel'djness, s. bie ^anblidbfeit, Scid^tigfeit, 
 
 Wield'less, adj. nid&t ju ^anb^abcn. 
 
 Wiei'dy, adj, 1. ^anbU(b, [(b^ingbar, [(broanf, 
 leicbt J 2. vulg. regfam, t^ti^. 
 
 Wler [wir], s.vid. b. u. Wear. 
 
 WIe'ry [wi'rj or wi'eri], ac/j. 1. oon iDra^t, 
 bra^ten, bra^ternj 2. bra^ta^nlicb j ^.fig. 
 flarr, unbeugfam,* — gold , ber ©olbbrabt. 
 
 Wife, s. bic^rau,e^cfrau^ ©attinnj my Lady 
 
 — ,joc. meinc §rau ®eraa^(inn. 
 
 Wifeliood [— 'hud] , s. bcr ®tanb cinerSb?' 
 frau, ^rauenftanb. 
 
 Wife'l^ss, adj. o^nc ^rau, unt)ermd()lt. 
 
 Wife'ly, adj. einer ©b^frau gejicmcnb. 
 
 Wig, s. 1. bas falftbe ^opf^aar, bie ^errucfcj 
 2. eine Irt Icicbter (35uttcr*)^u(ben, ^crs» 
 fud^cnj — block , ber ^errudfenftocf j — caul, 
 ba& ^erru(fcnne§ 5 — maker, ber ^errfidfen* 
 ma(ber. [SBefen. 
 
 Wight [wit], s. ber SSi(bt, ^erl, ba8©ing, 
 
 Wig'wam [— 'worn] , s. bic ^uttc bcr norbame» 
 rifanifcbcn SlBiibcn (genjo^nlicb au8 Saum* 
 rinbc unb mit gcUen befpannt). 
 
 Wild, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. witbj 2. unge» 
 bilbct, ro^, jugcUoS) 3. raiiiT:, unberao^ntj 4. 
 unorbcntlicb, orbnung§Io&, ptanloS, jer|trcut, 
 nacblaffig, 5. auSfcbwcifenb, unbefonnen, un^ 
 ocrnunftig, tott, f(]^n)drmerif(b,cingebilbet5 6. 
 flitcbtig, unbcf^dnbig, »cranberli(b, eigcnfln* 
 nig, raanfelmiit^ig , feltfam? T. fcbaucrlicb, 
 fur^tbar^ 8. (milb)romantifd^ ^ ill. s. bie 
 SBilbnip, SBuftenei, einobcj IV. comp. — 
 basil, Bot. bic Heine Scrgmunse, bcr SBirbcU 
 bof^enj — beast, 1. ba§ milbc S()icrj 2. fig. 
 ba& Unt^ier j — beast fight, ia^ 3:^iergefe(btj 
 — bee, bic TOilbe SSiencj — boar, bag wilbc 
 ©d^roeinj — bore, unjugcrid^tetcr %amii ou? 
 ^orff^irc} Bot-s. — briar, bie njilbc Olofe, 
 |)unb&rofc, ^agebuttej — broad garlic, bcr 
 7f Uermann8^arnifd^, bie ©icgraurjj — bugloss, 
 ber .Srumm^alS, baS SSolf^gcficbtj —cam- 
 pion, bic mlU 2t)d^ni§5 — carrot, bieOJio^rc, 
 bcr9)?6^ren!ummcl}— cat,bicn)ilbe^a§c,bef. 
 biccanabif(be2ud()S!a|cj Bot-*. — cicely, ber 
 ©d^ierlingi — cichory, bic wilbe (Sid^oric, — 
 cucumber, bie Sfcl^gurfc j — cumin, bcr ^a* 
 l^arbFummelj — dill, ber SScircnfendSjcii — 
 dove, Orn. bic WilbC Slaubcj — fig-tree, Bot. 
 ber milbc ^cigenbaum j — fire, 1. ba§ griecbi' 
 f(bc (unou&l6f(bliibO S^uer^ 2. ber (Spru^= 
 tcufclj 3. Med. bcr SHot^tauf j - flax, Bot. 
 baSXcinfrautj — fowl, baS roilbe (Scfliigclj 
 Bot-s. — garlic, ber wilbc ^nobloud^j — 
 germander, ber ©amanberj — goat, Zool. 
 ber ©teinbocf, — goose, Orn. 1. bieroilbe 
 ©an8 i2. Am. bic canabifd^e (3 anS j — goose - 
 chase, 1. bic wilbc ©dnfciagb j 2. jig. bieun^ 
 nii^c SSerfoIgung, nu^lofc ober oergcblicbe SSe^ 
 miLi^ung, col. ber ^prilgang , gleifd^crgang j 
 Bot-s. — grape, bcr ^limmcn) — haw-tree, 
 vid. — service ; — honey , bcr Wilbc ^onig i 
 Bot-s. —hops, bic 3aunnibCj — horse-ra- 
 dish, ber bretagner Olettigj — land, 1. bic 
 |)cibc, SBuflc} 2. .4m. bcrllrwalb, baS unan^ 
 gcbaute Sanbj — lead, Min. bie Slcnbe, ®a* 
 Icnaj — liquorice, Bot. ba§ fufc S3cfenfraut j 
 
Wild 
 
 846 
 
 Will 
 
 to ride the — mare , fi(^ »ie ein ^feii) rciten 
 iQffen (oon Jtint)ern im ^Spiele), to shoe the 
 
 — mare, t)a§ roilte ^ferb beft^Iagen (ein ge= 
 meineS ®efeUf(l^aft&fpieO) -Bo^*. — master 
 wort, l)cr ®ierif(^, (Seiffup j — marjoram, t)cr 
 jDof^en ) — mint, vid. Horse-mint ; — nep, ind. 
 —hops; — oats, fcer wilDe (ot). taube) ^afer, 
 SSinbl^aferj to sow one's — oats, prov. ii6) 
 auStoben, J)a§ 3u9cnt)feuer oertoben lajfen, 
 an. fi(^ bie (S^oUO^orner oblaufen 5 /Jof-*. 
 
 — olive (-tree) , ber njilbe t)lbaum5 — pars- 
 nep, t)ic 3ucfern)urjel} — pine , fcie ^ieferi — 
 plantain, feer breitb(attengeaBa|fer»cgeri(^ j 
 
 — plum , Die B6)kf)i 5 — quince , t)ie 3njerg= 
 migpclj - radish, Der |)et>eri(^, TTcferfenf, - 
 road(-stead) , bie offene Sfll)eDe5 Bof-^. — 
 rocket, bie SBajferraufe, — rose , ber ^al)ne= 
 buttenftraiKb) — rosemary, i)er Sftogmarinj 
 
 — rue, t)ie ^ermelraute 5 — service, t)cr wilte 
 Sperberbaum, t)ic (Sfsbeeiej — sow, Die Sat^e j 
 
 — stock, ter aBili)ling, roilte (Stamm sum 
 ^fropfcnj t>er ©tocf, ©tamrn^ Bot-s. 
 tansy, Ijer (Sclnferic^ }— teazel, Die roilbe ^ar= 
 DenDifteU — thyme, Der ^elDMmmcl , roilbe 
 ^olei, nuenDelj — tree, Der SSilbling, roilbc 
 ^ruc^tbaumj —weather, fi^Ied^tcS SBetter 
 
 — woad. Hot. t)a§ ®elbfraut5 — youth, ber 
 SBilbfang. • 
 
 To Wii'der , v. I. a. (fi(i^) in ^rrt^um cerwifs 
 fein, i&emirren, irre fu()ren j II. n. fid) t?erirren 
 
 wri'derness, a'. 1, Die SSilDnip, SBiif^e, 2. ber 
 ^arf, Die engf. (Sartenanlogcj 3. :j: bie a8ilb= 
 t)ei(, SSemilberung. 
 
 Wil'djng, I. .V. ber liagapfel, 5)oIjapfel, wilbe 
 3Cpfel i IT. ar/;. milbmac^fenb, roilb j — shoots, 
 3Baffcrf(^oplinge5 — tree, ber mlU %p^d= 
 baum. 
 
 Wild'ness, ,v. 1. bte SBilbtjeit^ 2. bie SBiift* 
 ^dt, ltnangebautt)cit) 3. bie Unrcgelmapig= 
 hit, Unorbnung 5 4. bie ^fugfc^raeifung 5 5. bie 
 3erftreut()eit5 6. bie SSevflanbegjerruttung, 
 @ei|te§\)errairrung. [®trei(^. 
 
 Wile, s. bie Sift, e^alf^eit, Ziidc, berSetrug, 
 
 To Wile, V. a. (n). u.) bctdgen, tdufd)cn. 
 
 Wifl'ful , I. adj. ; II. - ly , adv. 1. eigenwitlig, 
 eigenfinnig, t)al§ftarrig, b(i^tndcfig5 2. oor* 
 fd^lic^, abud)tlid^, TOijfentlid), freiiDiUig, col. 
 mit ^leip 5 — fires, (bo§()aft) angclegte geuer , 
 III. — ness, .V. 1. ber Sigenwille, ©igenftnn, 
 ^k ^artndcfigfeit, S5erfe()rt()eiti 2. bie S?or= 
 
 Wi'ljly, adv. ». Wily. [[d|li(^fcit. 
 
 Wi'ljness, s. Ik Sift, SSerf(^Iogcn^eit, ©(^el* 
 
 Wi^lk, s. vid. Whelk, 2. [merei. 
 
 Will, s. ahhr. ft. William. 
 
 Will, *. 1 . ber SBille 5 2. bie SKiUfu^r, baS SBoI= 
 Un Seliebenj 3. bie SBabI; 4. bie ?U?ad)t. 
 
 megierungj 5. ber ©efe^Ij 6. Hi SScrlangen, 
 bieS^eigung, berSBunfc^, 7. or last— , ber 
 le^te (ober ©terbeOSSille , ba§ Scjtament, 
 SSermdd^tnif j Laws, estates at — , ^a(l^» 
 tungen, bcren ^ad^t beibcrfcitig ju jebcr 3cit 
 Qufge()oben merben fannj — of a summons, 
 ber 3:^eil einer SScrorbnung, ber ben Sefe^l 
 ent^dlt unb "Our — is" anfdngtj to have 
 one's — , Semanbed 3uflimmung ^abenj to 
 have all things at — , "KUcB nad) SBunfd^ JU 
 ©ebote l)Qben5 — parole, (or -by word of 
 mouth), ba& munblid)e SSermd(^tnip j — with 
 a (pro. mit the, QU(^ of the ob. 0' the) wisp, 
 ba§ Srrlit^t, ber SrnDift^ (ignisfatuus); - 
 worship, ber felbflerrod^lte @ctte§bicnft. 
 
 To Will , V. I. a. ir. & reg. 1. njollenj 2. be* 
 ge()ren, raunfd^cn, 3. bcfe()Icn, Ijcipcn^ II. ir. 
 krcg. n. 1. rooUenj SffiiaenSfeinj 2. burd^ 
 Xeflamcnt Derfiigen, teftiren j III. aux. n. (im 
 guturum) merbcnj I — , ic^ mUj I— , jo! 
 (bei ber S^rauung) 5 you—, (sol. thou wilt) 
 ®u iDirft, K.5 — he, nill he, er mag rooUen 
 ober nicbt, nolens volens; — be, fiinftig. 
 
 Willed, adj. comp. 00m SBillcn ge{eitct,gci 
 neigt, gcfinnt, ill — , bo&roiUig, iibcl gcfinnt, 
 tiictifd) j self— , eigenroiUig, eigcnfmnig, ^ort* 
 
 Wil'ler, s. ber SBoUenbe. [ndcfig. 
 
 Wil'liara , s. SBiU)elm (93i-n.). 
 
 Wil'ling, I. p. a.; II..— ly, adv. 1. rocllenb, 
 roiUcng j 2. roiUig, bereitmilligj adr. gcrnjO. 
 bercit, mutljigj 4. freiroiUig , ton felb/t ; 3. 
 beliebigi I am — to believe (think) , id) alau= 
 be gernj — hearted, bcreitroitligj III. — ness, 
 ■s. bie SSiUigfeit, SereitmilligFcit. 
 
 Will'(-)less, adj. WiUcnloS. 
 
 Wil'lock, s. Orn. 'na^ Heine Zau(i)cv^ui)n. 
 
 Wri'Iow, s. Bot-s. bieSScibc,* spiked— , bet 
 ©(^lingbaum, bie ^apftmeibej — herb, ]. 
 ber SSeiberi(^5 2. ber gelbe SBeiberit^j 3. or 
 French — , ba8 llSeibcnroSc^cn j — galls, SB-n* 
 rofenj — garland, ber SB-nh-Qnij —hats, qu» 
 aSeibenfpdnen gefIod)tene ^iitej- lark, Om. 
 bie SB-nler(§e, ber aSaumpicper^ Bot-s.— 
 leaved oak-tree , bie (Siii^e mit SKi'ibenb(dt= 
 tern, SSeibenei(bej --myrtle, ber ©ogclj — 
 nightingale, provinc. vid. Reed-bunting; — 
 plot, ber aS-nplQ§, ba§ SB-ngebiifd^j — sha- 
 vings, pi. SB-nfpd^ne (ju |)uten, jc.)5 — 
 sheets for hats, bad S8-nbaftgefIe(^t aui)fi* 
 ten } — tufted , mit 2B-ngruppen bewad^fen j 
 — warbler, vid. — wren ; Bot-s. —■ weed, bad 
 SI6t)fraut5 — wort, bie SBeibmurj^ — wren, 
 
 Wil'lowed, adj. coU SBeiben. \v\d. unt. Wren. 
 
 Wil'lowjsh, adj. rocibenartig, wcibcnfarbig. 
 
 Wii'Iowy, adj. toU SBeiben. 
 
 Wil'ly, s. dim. i>. Will. 
 
Wils 
 
 847 
 
 Wind 
 
 Wil'sa,*. aSilfa(S-n.). 
 
 Wilt, 2. ps. sing, praes. ind. l>on To Will. 
 
 To writ, Am. & Engl, provinc. v. I. n. wcl= 
 hn, cerwelfen, II. a. 1. torren , iHTJuclfcn 
 mai)mj2.fig. cntnerfcn, \>erfneil)tcn. 
 
 Wi'ly, adj. cerfd^lagen, ioer[d)mi§t. 
 
 Wim'ble, s. i)crSSinbeIbol)rer,(©riUO?5o§rer. 
 
 To Wim'ble, v. a. (mit t)cm 2)riUbo^rer) bo^* 
 
 Wim'brel, s. mz Whimbrei. [rt'Tl. 
 
 Wim'ote, s. vid. i). li. Poplar. 
 
 wrm'ple, s. Bot. Dcr uncite ^ortulaf. 
 
 To Win, V. ir. I. a. 1. geroinnenj (dn 2ant)) 
 crobernj^g-*. 2. erlangen, 3. ubcrrct^cn, 4. 
 (fiir fill)) gcwinnen, cinnctjmcn j II. rt.\. ge* 
 Winncn, ffegeitj 2. to — upon..., <5influp 
 geroinncn ouf . . . j to — of ... , Sieger fcin, 
 fiegcn liber ... 5 to — on (upon) the heart. 
 
 Win, s. dim. ». Winefrid.[t5aS |)erjeinnet)meu. 
 
 To Wince, v. n. 1. fi(^ winbeu, frummcn, ei= 
 ncr (Satire augjumeici^en fudfjeiH 2. (bef. o. 
 ^Pferben) ^inteu auS)'d>fagcn,ftampfen, fra|en. 
 
 Win'cer, s. ein ^ferb , :c. t)a§ QU§f(l)ldgt. 
 
 Wifnch, J. bef.Mec/i-*.l.t)er^afpel, ljie(®arn=) 
 ^inbe, «Spmt)eIi 2. ein <Sted^ jum :}fuf»in= 
 ten t)er "JCngelfc^nur j 3. tic Jturbel ^ — of the 
 screw, tie {Rid^tfpintel) 4. —of a horse, 
 ter^upfc^Iag (ta87(:ugf(^Iagen) eines^ferteg. 
 
 To Winch, vid. t. m. r. To Wince. 
 
 Win'copipe, s. Bot. H'6 gemeine ®au(^()e{l. 
 
 Wind, I. *. 1. ter SBint i 2. tcr :y:tl)emi 3. tcr 
 Zaut, Zom 4. tie a3ld()ungi 5. fig. tie *Jtic^= 
 tigfeitj 6. Vc4. tie S)armmintfud)t (eine 
 ,KranH)cit tcr ©djQfe, mit @ntjuntung ter 
 (Singemeite, gera. nad^ ter ®c&ur)j 7. Mar. 
 oer jwciuntreipigfle Stjeil ter SBintrofe^ the 
 four w-s, t-ic oier Sfi$eltgegenten j to wait for 
 a — , auf (einen) giinftigen SSint raartenj a 
 great, ur high — , ein ftarfer SSint 5 side — , 
 ter ^atbe SBintj to be upon a — , ti(bt beim 
 SBinte liegcnj to gain the — , tie 2u\) gen)in= 
 nen, ot. (<Sinem) tie 2ud abftecbenj to get 
 (or gain) the — of a ship , eincm Sc^iffe ten 
 SSint abgewinnen, abfneifen, — upon the 
 (luarter, v^i^ Quarter wind; to go with the— , 
 \)om-9B-e getriebeii roertenj to sail with — 
 and tide, mit giinfiigem SK-e unt gfinfliger 
 ^lut^ fegeln, to sail against — and tide, ge= 
 gen SB- unt §lutl) fegeln j to sail before the 
 — , for tern 3B-e fegeln, to have the —in 
 one's teeth , gegcn ten S55. fegelnj to sail or 
 go near the — , bei tem SB-e fcgcln oter i)ah 
 ten 5 between — and water , jroifc^cn ^. lint 
 SKafTer (auf ter dbenc tc& SSaiJerfpiegeB) 5 
 — and weather serving (permitting). Com. 
 Sfi5. unt SBetter tienent (in ^rad^tbriefen) j 
 I to be in (good) — gutcn ItCjem (ftarfe Sun» 
 
 gen) befi^en^ Mans, to break the — of a 
 horse, ein ^fert iiberreiten, liberirtgen} to 
 carry the — , ten ,ffopf ^o(b (tie Stafc in 
 glei^ier^o^e mit ten S)t)ren) tragen, cols, 
 to get or to take — , SB. fangcn, Qudfommcn^ 
 befannt (rud^ tb ar) roert en 5 to go down the 
 — , in SScrfall fommenHurutfgcl)en 5 to have 
 or take the - of one, iiber Scmant tenSSoc* 
 t^eil, tie S)ber^nt geminnen? in the — , im 
 SBerfc , to have a thing in the — , con @tnja$ 
 S[B. (@tn)a§ auf ter Spur, co/.auf tem9lo{)re) 
 C)aben, njittern j it is an ill — that blows no- 
 body (any) good , prov. ju Qtvua^ ifl aut*^ 
 taSUngliicf gut) II. co/np. — beam, ter ^e^l= 
 balfen j — berry , vid. Whortle-berry ; — 
 bound, con n)itrigcm SB-e aufge^alten 5 — 
 chest, tie 5fiS-Iate j — colic, Med. tie 5[B-fo' 
 lif 5 — dropsy, Med. tie SB-fud^t, 33ld()fU(bl 5 
 
 — egg, ta§ SB-ci, Sporci^ — fall, 1. tad 
 »om S[B-e abgefcblagene ^h^j 2. Jig. tet 
 uncrraartete ©liicfsfall , ^unt , taS uncr* 
 wartete SSermdi^tnip , — fallen , wintbros 
 d^en, mintfd^lagen j — fallen trees, tet 
 SB-brud) j — flower , Bot. tie Tfncmone, 
 taS S5-r6§(^en 5 — furnace , ein SDfen, teiJeit 
 3ug turd) eine fiinftlidjc SSorric^tung, §. S. 
 Slafebdlgc l^erporgebra^t wirt^ — gage, 
 tcr ifnemometer, SB-mcfferj — gall, Far. til 
 ^lu^galle? —gun, tie SB-biid^fe^ — hatch, 
 Min. ter ^orterf(^ad)t j — hover , Orn. ter 
 SBannenwe^er, — instrument, ta§ S5la§in* 
 flrumentj — mill, tie SB-mu^le, — milis, 
 vulg. 2uftf(bl6|Tcr} - mill-hill, ter SB-mfi^* 
 len^ugelj — month, terSB-monat, 3^oioem» 
 ber j — pipe, tie Suftro^rC) — pump , cine 
 ^umpe, tie turc^ SIBint bewegt wirt, — 
 ranner, vid. — hover; — road, — rode, Mar. 
 mirt »on einem Sd^iff gebrau^t, taS M ei* 
 ncr aB-wdrt§jeit por TCnfer liegt, unt t) on 
 ter Starve te§ SBinteS gcgen ten Strom ge- 
 trieben rairt, — row, 1. ter Sd^roatcn^a. 
 tie sum S^rocfnen aufgefleUte Sflci^e Sorf* 
 ficine 5 — sail. Mar. tad ^ul)lfege(, Suftfegel j 
 
 — seed, Bot. ba§ a5dreno{)r5 — shock, tic 
 SB-ioerle^ung , ter Sffi-bruc^, SB-rtf (bef. ter 
 SSdume)) — sucker , vid. — hover ; — swift, 
 wintfd^ncU, fd^neU toit ter SB j a — taught 
 ship, tin com SBinte auf tie Seite gelegte§ 
 Sd^iffj- tight, gcgen ten SB. gefd>u^tj - 
 thrush , Orn. tie tRot^troffcl 5 — way , Min. 
 (in Derb.) tie SBcttcrj^rerfe. 
 
 To Wind, V. n. 1. luftcn, fdd^cln, turc^ icemen 
 lafTenj 2. roittern, fpurenj 3. tur* t)eftiges 
 Oleiten oter ^at>ren auper TCt^em bringen > 
 4. (ein ^fcrt, u.) au§ru^en lajfcn, urn R4> ju 
 perf(^naufen. 
 
Wind 
 
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 Wine 
 
 To Wind, v. ir. I. a. 1. blttfenj 2. n)ini)en, 
 umwint)enj 3. [(^Idngeln, 4. roicfcln, ein= 
 roicfcln, um^uUen, umgcbenj 5. t)rc^en, »en= 
 ben (ein (Sd^ijf , 2C.) 5 6- f eucrn , lenfeit; ric^= 
 ten ) figs. 7. fu^ren, einfii^ren, in ® ang bnn= 
 ^enj 8. l)re^en,anbcrnj 9.(^x6)) cinf(^lei(^en , 
 to — a horn , ein ^om blafen J to — a call 
 Mar. mit ber ©ignalpfcife commant)iren > to 
 
 — about, l.umn3int)en, umroicfeln, 2. um= 
 [(^lingen i to — in, or into, fig. bringcn in ... , 
 fu^ren in ... 5 to — off a bottom, einen Jlnduel 
 abiuicf ein, abroinDen j to — out, l)erau8n)icf ein? 
 to — up, 1 . Qufroinben, aufroicf ein, fpannen j 2. 
 ftimmen (ein ©aiteninftrument) j 3. fig. (bag 
 (S)tmixt^) ftimmen, erregen j 4. Qufjicljen (eine 
 U^r)} 5. orbncn, an. (ein ©efc^aft) obn)if= 
 feln, abmac^enj 6. fcbliefen, enDigcn, be* 
 fd^Iiepen 5 to — up an account, Com. eine £fte(^ 
 nung abfc^Iiepcn, II. n. 1. fid^ winben j 2. Tk^ 
 bre^en, fl^ fc^ldngelnj to — out, fid) lo&ma* 
 6)m,[\6) ^crau5nji(f ein 5 Mars, bow w-s the 
 ship? njo liegtba§<S(biffan? the ship w-s up 
 ba8 Sd^iff bre^t ob.tornt cor feinem ^nf er auf 
 
 Wm'dage, j. 1. Gun. ber ©piclraum eincr^tt= 
 none? 2. i\far. the — of the partners for the 
 play of the masts, ber ©pielraum oberbie 
 ©pielungbcr5)?ttfien. 
 
 VVin'ded, adj. comp. mit SBinb obcrlft()em 
 oerfe^cn, *at^migj long — , 1. mitlongem 
 "Kt^tm, langat^mig^ 2, in bie Sdngc gcjogcn, 
 Ungmeilig } short— , mitfurjemTftt^cm, fur5= 
 Qt^mig, engbruflig. 
 
 Win'der, s. 1. ber SBinbenbe, zcj 2. ber 2)re= 
 ^er, |>afp(e)lerj 3. ber^afpel,bieS[Binbej 
 4. bie |ii roinbenbe^flanjej 5. bie SBinbeU 
 ftufe, 6. w-s, pi. T. ©eiben^ttSpclra^men j — 
 meb, Orn. bie Sadjmeue. 
 
 Win'diness, s. 1. bic SBinbigfeit, ba& Sturmi= 
 f(^e5 2. bie bld()enbc (5igenf(^aft3 3. bic "JCuf^ 
 bld^ung, ^ufgebunfenl)eit j 4. Sld^ungenj 
 5.bie(5itel!eit,?y?i(btigfeit. 
 
 Win'djng, I. s. 1. bic ,Rrummung5 2. ba§ ®c= 
 minbe (an ^ofl^ornern, k.)j 3. Mi?i. bie 
 SSenbung eine§ '3J?inengange§ 3 4. Afar, ber 
 ^fiff (auf ber SSoot&mann&pfeife) j w-s and 
 turnings, bie frummen (Sdnge j II. comp. — 
 butt , Mar. ba8 um ben SSug eineS ©d^iffeS 
 frumm licgenbcGnbc ciner^lanfcj— curve, 
 bic SBellenlinicj — engine, Min. eitt |)ebe5eug 
 jnit (Simcrn, — horn, ba& SBa(bl)ornj — 
 path, ber fici^ fd^Idngelnbc^fab j — sheet, ba§ 
 ®rabtu(i?, ©tcrbefleib, ©terbe^emb, Sobten^ 
 ^embj — stairs, pi. or — stair-case, bicSBen- 
 beltreppc (bcpgl. cine 9)?uf(j^elart) ? Mars. 
 
 — tackle, ber ^laf(^en5ug, bie ®ien 5 — tackle- 
 pendant, ber Jdnger eincr Oien. 
 
 Wind'lass (Wind'las , Wind'lace) , s. 1. bic 
 (®arn=)S[8inbc, SBcife, ber Mpel 5 2. (n. u.) 
 bie^urbcl,5>anbljabe,iig. Siflj 3. ber Jtral^n, 
 Jtranic^, bie SBaarcnivinbe} 4. Mar-^. baS 
 aSraffpill, bie ^nferminbej Spanish — , a) 
 cine^rt J:ruppelfpill, roomit tia^ Saljereep 
 cine& SBanbtaueS obcr ber fidufcr ciner Salje 
 ange^oltroirbj h) ein eifcrneS ^ruppclfpitt, 
 n>eld)c§ mit Dre^ern umgebre^t wirb. 
 
 *To Wind'lass , v. n. (n. it.) inbirect (»orfi4>« 
 tig) ju SBcrfe ge^en. 
 
 Wind'lay, s. bic SBinbung, Siegung. 
 
 Win'dlc^.l.uid. Spindle ;2.uid. Windlass, 1. 
 
 Wind'less, adj. 1. o^ne SBinb J 2. atl)cmlo8. 
 
 Win'dow , s. 1. ba§ ^enfter 5 2. bie fcnfterd^n^ 
 li(^c 2)ffnung5 — bench, bie^-banf^ — blind, 
 (c/. Blind) 1. ber g-f(^irm5 2. bag Sfloulcauj 
 
 — cill, vid. —sill; — curtains, ^-garbinenj — 
 frame, ber ^-ra^men 3 — glass , ba& ^-glaS j 
 
 — hangings, pi. bie ^-oor^dngc, —ledge, 
 bie ^-fo^lbanf, ber ^-flocf j — man , cont. & 
 vulg. ber ^oflfecretdr 3 — pane, bie ^-fc^cibe 9 
 
 — peeper, vulg. ber ©inne^mcr ber g-ficuer 5 
 — pot,bera5lumcntopfam^cnflerj— sash,ber 
 S-ra()men (an einemOtoUfenfier, cf. Sash) ; — 
 shutters, bie g-laben, —sill, bie^-fc^mellc, bet 
 unterc^foften cineS ^.5 — tax, bie ^-fieucr. 
 
 To Wifn'dow, v. a. mit genftem cerfe^cn. 
 
 Win'dowy, adj. 1. mit Sffnungcn roic ein^en* 
 fler oerfe^en, 2. burcbfreujt. 
 
 Wind'ster, s. ber (Scibcnfpulcr. 
 
 Wind'ward, Afar. I. adv. & adj. nintiWavU, 
 rainbab, lubradrts, gegen ben SBinb , — tide, 
 cine ^lutt) , bie gerabc gegen ben SBinb Iduft j 
 the — Islands, bie luon)ttrt& liegcnbenSnfcln j 
 II. s. bie SBinbfeitc, Subfeitcj to get the — 
 of..., einem entroifc^en, to ply (turn or 
 work) to — , bi(^t betm SBinbe obcr in ben 
 SBinb aufftecben, ben SBinb abFneifen. 
 
 Win'dy, adj. 1. rcinbigj 2. ftiirmifcb j 3. bld= 
 ^enb j 4. ooU asid^ungen? figs. 5. aufgebla= 
 fen 5 6. ninU^ , leer , eitel , ni4>tig 5 — colic, 
 vid. Wind-colic ; — rupture , Surg, bcr 
 SBinbbru(b. 
 
 Wine, s. 1. ber SEBeinj ^.fig. bie 3:runfcnl)cir, 
 ba§ S^rinfen, 3. w-s, pi. col. bie SBeingldfcri 
 
 — bibber , bcr SB-fdufer5 - bottle, bie 38-= 
 flafcbe? — cask, bag SB-fapj — cellar, bcr 
 SS-feller^ — cock, ber ^abn jum SB-ab^ 
 Sapfenj — conner, ber7Cuffel}eruber bagSB-» 
 map, SB-auffe^cr, SB-oifircr, SB-foflcrj- 
 cooler , ber 8S-f ul)Ier i — cooper, bcr aB-fu= 
 per j — cup, ber SB-bcd^erj — eager, vid. 
 
 — vinegar ; — fly, eine ^Uegc, bie man in lcc« 
 ten S8-fdffern finbet,* — funnel, ber SB-trid^* 
 terj — glass, bag SB-glagj —grower, bcr 
 
Wine 
 
 849 
 
 VVint 
 
 JJB-bauer^ — lees, pi. SB-^efcn j — licence, 
 bie (Srlaubnif jumSB-ocrfauf, t5crSB-f<^an!5 
 — measure, ba§ SB-map 5 — merchant, bcr 
 SB-^anbler, (in Jlt^OaB-oerlafTer,- mailer, 
 baS ©efap gum SB-warmen 5 — offerings, bag 
 Sronfopfer, bie libation, — party, bag 555-= 
 gclag J — porter, ber SfB-fc^roter, (in |)ams 
 burg) Pilfer, ^uper j — press , bic SS-prcffe, 
 belter 5 — seller, vid. —merchant; — skin, 
 ber SB-fc^laud^, — sop, ba$ SS-mupj — 
 strainer, baS SB-fiebj -- trade, ber SB-» 
 ^anbcl 5 — vinegar, ber SS-efftgj —waiter, 
 ber aS-prdfentirtettcr. 
 
 Win'efrid, s. SBanifreba (^-n.). 
 
 Wine'less, adj. o^ne SBein, n>einIog. 
 
 Wifng, s. 1. ber gliigel, %ittid) , bie Sd^mingc^ 
 2. T. a)ber^liigel, ©citent^eit, bie @eitc 
 nner Irmee, ciner ^lotte, einer ^eftung, (bie 
 6eitenmauer) cine§ ®cbdube§, ic, h) Bot. 
 pi. bie ^liigel on Derfc^iebenen <Samenarten j 
 
 c) ber ©eitenf(^op, ©eiten5n3eig5 w-s, pi.: 
 
 d) Anat. bic (Sd^amlefjen) e) bie ^liigel ober 
 ^rmc einer SBinbrnit^lc ,/) MU. aa) bie (gpau= 
 lctte§5 66) trumpeter's w-s, biegliigelan ber 
 Uniform ber 3:rompetcr5 g:) Sea cant, bie 
 TCrmC) 3. Sport, a — of plover, ein^aar^i= 
 ^i%^i fis-S' 4. ber fc^nelle ^lug^ bie ^(uci^t 
 
 5. ber 6(^U§) w-s of the ship's hold. Mar 
 bic ©eiten bes (SAijfgraumeSj to make - 
 to . . . , ben Slug ric^ten na(§ ... j to take - 
 ttusflicgcnj to be upon the — , fig. auf bcm 
 gluge fte^cU) — callipers, pi. ber |)ang= ober 
 SaftersirfclmiteinemStellbogenj— case.uirf. 
 
 — shell; — cleft, Bot. geftebert, gcfc^li^t, — 
 compasses , pL ber gliiigeljirfel, ©telljirfel^ 
 
 — coverts , pi. Orn. bie Secffebern an 
 ben S5d)»ungfebcrn5 — footed, 1. Nat. flat= 
 terfittf ig (t). ^lebermdufen, jc.) 5 2. fig. f(^neU» 
 fupig, flugelf(bnea ,♦ — hair , baS "Jfc^fel^aar, 
 
 — pea, Bot. bic ©pargelcrbfC} — room, ba§ 
 ©eitensimmcrj — sail of a ketch. Mar. bag 
 ©atfelfegcl ober ©efanfegel einer MU 5 — 
 shell, FM. bie ^liigelbecfC) Mar-*. — stop- 
 pers , bic *S(broafen^alfen an ben <Seitcn bc§ 
 S(biffe& im ,KabeIgat} — transom, ber eigcnt' 
 lici^c ^erfbalf en j — transom knees, bie^ecf= 
 !nicn am eigentlic^en ^ccfbal!en. 
 
 To Wing, V. I. a. 1. (be)flugeln, befd^mingcn^ 
 2. mit <Seitcnt()eiIen ocrfe^en 5 3. mitben glu^ 
 gelntrageni 4. fd^roingenj 5. j^g. cr^cben, 
 
 6. Sport, flugeln (in ben giigel f(^icfcn)5 7. 
 (beim ©uell) burd^ bie ©(bulter (ben Irm ob. 
 baS aScin) fdjiefen, 8. jcrlcgcn, tranfd^iren 
 (cin ©turf ®eflugcl)5 to — it away, baoon 
 piegcn 5 to — one's course, 1. fcinc ©c^ritte 
 bcflflgclnj 2 ftd^ auffd^roingcnj II. n. flicgen. 
 
 I. 
 
 Wing'?d, adj. 1. bcfliigelt, geflugelt, bef(^»ingt 
 mit (short — , furjcn zc.) gliigelnj 2. BoU 
 mif flugelformigen gortfd^cn ocrfe^euj 3. 
 iMilt.) oon SSogeln roimmclnb, ^.fig. fc^nctt, 
 Plid)tig5 — callipers, — compasses, vid. 
 Wing-callipers, &c.; the — creation, ba§ 
 ®eflugel5 - mullet, Ich. ber (Springftf(^5 - 
 pea, Bot. 1. bic Ocbercrbfe 5 2. vid. Wing-pea. 
 Wing'ers, s. pi. Mar. gdffer, bie an ben ©ci* 
 ten bc& (Sd^ijf§raumc§ gcftaut morben finb. 
 Wing'less, adj. oljne %lixqel, bcf. Ent. ungeflus 
 
 Wing'let, s. dim. bcr fleinc glitgcl. [gelt. 
 
 Wifng'y, adj. roic Winged. 
 
 Win'jfred, s. vid. Winefrid. 
 
 To Wfnk, V. n. 1. bie Tfugen [(blicfen^ 2. blin« 
 jen, blinjeln, mit ben :M"ugen blinfenj 3. mit 
 ben TCugen winfeni 4. ft^roarf) fcbimmern, 
 bdmmernj to— at, ein'JCuge jubrucfen bci..., 
 bur(b Uz finger feljen , nic^t fel)en woUcn, 
 nacbfe^en, iibcrfe^enj to — at (upon), cincn 
 SSinf geben, yumnhm w-ed-at , iiberfe^enj 
 w-ing-at, bad 3taft)fcl)en, Uberfe^cn. 
 
 Wink, s. 1. bcr CKnqmWidi 2. bag @(blie« 
 pen bcr "JCugcnlicbcr, asiinjeln, Sdlinhm 3. 
 berSBinf) cols, to tip one the — , (ginem 
 (SU)n)infen5 I did not sleep a — all night, i^ 
 ^abc bic ganje ?tad^t fein :jfuge juget^an. 
 
 Wink'er, s. 1. ber ®(inscnbe, 2C.5 2. (a pair 
 of) w-s, pi. or— pieces, ^yugenflappcn, ®(ieu* 
 leber (fitr [^utfcb^]*pferbc). 
 
 Win'king, I. comp. — membrane, AnatUt 
 3^icf* ober asiinj^aut ; fooiel alg Nictitant 
 membrane; II. —ly, adv. 1. mit ^alb PCr« 
 fcbloJTenen TTugen, blinjcnb 5 2. minfcnb. 
 
 Win'kle, vid. Whelk. 
 
 Win'lace, vid. Windlass. [gcwonncn. 
 
 Win'ner, s. bcr ©eroinner^ he is the — , cr i^at 
 
 Win'ning, I. p. a. fig. gcwinncnb, einnel)menb $ 
 II. w-s, s. pi. 1. ber ®en>inn, 9Tu§cn, S5or* 
 t()eil5 2. bie Scute 5 III. comp. — post, (auf 
 Sflennba^ncn) bag ^kl. 
 
 To Win'nOw, v. a. 1. (©ctrcibe) wanncn, 
 fcbraingen , worfein, worfenj 2. fd(^crn, fd» 
 (bein, 3. roie mitbengliigclnfcblagcni ^.fig. 
 pnifen, fifbten, errodgen^ f(beibcn, fonbern. 
 
 Win'nOw^r, .v. I. bcr ,ftornf(bn)ingcr, ^orflcrj 
 2. fig. ber (Sicbtcr, ^riifer. 
 
 Win'nowrng, I. p. s. Com. (in ©pefenrc(bnun» 
 gen) bag ©ieblo^n (oon ®etrcibc,u.)j II. 
 comp. — basket , bic guttcrfcbroingc (ou^ 
 Her.)i — machine, Husb. bic ®(bn)ing= ob. 
 Jtornrcinigungg'OJJaffbincj —sieve, bic 2Ban« 
 ne (jum ©ctrcibcfcbroingcn) , bic (^orn») 
 
 Win'ny, s. dim. D. Winefrid. [©Aroingc. 
 
 Win'row, s. vid. Wind-row. 
 
 wrn't?r, .V. 1. bcr SBintcrj 2. Typ. bcr Untcr» 
 54 
 
Wint 
 
 850 
 
 Wish 
 
 balfcn, HuerbQlfenj 5of-f. — aconite, Me 
 €i()nflwur5 5 — apple , fcer SBinteropfel} — 's 
 bark (— 's cinnamon) , tie SB-^rinte, Die ma* 
 geUanifd^e Slinbe j - barley, DieSB-gerftei— 
 beaten, oom Sffi.befd^dDtgt} — berry, tie SB-= 
 beere ? — bloom , Der 5)?Qibuf(^ , f lebrige ^el= 
 fenjtroud^,* — cherry, Die Sutenfirfd^ej — ci- 
 tron, Die SB-citronbirnj — cress, Die SB-* 
 freffe? — cricket, Da§ 3B-^eim(^cn5 — crop 
 DttS SB-jictreiDej — fallow, Da5 im SB. umgc' 
 pflugte icfcrlanD ^ — fallowing , Dae Umpflu= 
 gen Der ^elDer im SB. i — garden, Der SB-gar* 
 ten? — green, Bot. DaS SB-grun, To 
 ground, v. a. (Sliaksp.-Cymb.) uberiDintem 
 (©.©lumen) i —house, Garc/.Dag SB-t)auS} To 
 
 — kill, V. Am. (N. E. ». SBeijen oD. ^lee) j I. 
 a. crfrieren mac^en 5 II. n. erfrieren j — lodge, 
 
 — lodgement, Bot. Da§ SB-^aug, Die SB-pUe 
 (Die ^flansent^eile [,Knogpe, 3it)iebel, :c.] 
 n>eld^e Die jungen XxUhc einer ^flanje oor 
 Der .ffdite f^u^en)) — night, DieSB-nad)t} 
 
 — pear. Die SB-bim 5 — quarters, pi. Da& SB-= 
 quartierj To — rig, v. a. provinc. im SBin= 
 ter umpfliigenj — rocket, vid. —cress; — 
 savoury, Bot. Die SB-faturet)) -season. Die 
 SB-jeit) consumption for the — (-season), 
 Der SB-beDarf5 —solstice, DieSB-fonnenroen- 
 DC (D. 21. Dec), — tempest, Der SB-flurm, 
 
 — top-gallant sails , Mar. Die SB-bramfegeli 
 
 — 's way, Da§ SB-^ttfte 5 — weather, Da§ ^ » 
 wetter. 
 
 To Wm'ter, v. I. n. 1. Den SBinter oerbringen, 
 wintern 5 2. Mar. uberrointern , SBinterlage 
 ^altett) to — through life together,ytg. Den 
 2eben&abenD jufammen cerbringenj w-ing 
 place. Mar. Die SBinterlagc, Der ^afen sum 
 flbenmnternj II. a. l.uberminternj 2. Den 
 SEBinter iiber unterl)alten , Den SB. (jinDurd^ 
 (im ^taUt) fiittern, Durc^rointern. 
 
 Wm'try (Win'terish, Win'tery) , adj. Jointers 
 ^aft, rainterlid^, njinterig. [fimecfenD. 
 
 Wi'ny, adj. jDcinartig, roeinic^t, nad^ SBein 
 
 To Wipe, V. a. 1. loifdjcn, abmifd^en, trorfnen , 
 figs. 2. bctriigen (of, urn) , [(^neUenj 3. rei= 
 nigen^ to — away, luegwifienj to — down, 
 abwift^enj to— off, 1. obmfd)en 5 2.ytg. au§= 
 iDe^en j to — out, au§roifd^en, »ern)if(j^en. 
 
 Wipe, jf. 1. Da§SBif(ben,'Jrbn)ifd^ctt, CO/. Der 
 SBif*3 2. fig. DerSBifd^er, SSerwciS, ^ug= 
 pu§er, |)ieb, Btid) j 3. cant. Da§ S^afd^entuc^ 5 
 4. Orn. Der ,^iebi$ ^ to give a —, 1 . Dariiber »{= 
 f^enj 2.^g:.einenSBif(ber geben, au§f^eltcn. 
 
 Wi'per, s. 1. Der SBifc^enDe, SBifd^erj 2. Da& 
 SBif(&tud^5 3. cant. Da§ ©d^nupftud^ 5 4.w-s, 
 pi. Mech. Die Saumen (jum |)ebcn Der ®tam- 
 pfen einc§ ^od^werfeS). 
 
 Wi'pjng-clodt, s. DaS SBifd&tudl), Der SBifd^lap* 
 pen, SBi[(^. 
 
 Wire, s. 1. Der (metallene) ©ra^t, w-s, pU 2. 
 >D-ftdbc j 3. 5un). S^rge^dnge, — brush, Die 
 ,Kra^burfic pon 5)?e[pngDra^t 5 — cutting 
 nippers, pi. Die SSeifjange, To — draw,'u.ir. 
 a. l.(5KetaU)su®ra^tjie^en5^g-*.2.inDie 
 gdnge jie^en, auSDe^nenj 3. oerDre^cn (— 
 into . . . , su . . .) j 4-. (Sincn) au&5ie()en, au& 
 plunDernj — drawer, Der iD-jie^er 3 gold — 
 drawer, Der ©olDjie^er, — drawing machine, 
 DiciD-banf, 3ie[)banf 5 — drawing mill. Die 
 ©-muljle5 — drawing plate, vid. — plate ; — 
 fender. Die D-ftliilpe,— gage, Da§©-maf, Die 
 @(§iepf linger — gauze. Die ®-gaje 5— grate, 
 Da8 sD-gittcrj — grub, vid. — worm; — 
 guides, ©tangenmitS)i)fen, urn Den©rafet ju 
 leiten, 5. 23. Ui 3:reppenteppic^en 5 —Ian- 
 thorn, Die ®-lcud^le 5 — moulds, P-m. ®-for= 
 men, ^apierformenj- plate, Da§ (©ra^t*) 
 3ie^ei[en 5 — pliers, pi. DieiD-jange, Sieg= 
 jangej — ribbon, Da§ ®-banD, (N.) SBieren= 
 banD5 — riddle, — sieve, DaSiD-flcb J— rope, 
 Das S-feil, — string. Die J)-foite3 — tacks, 
 S)-|lifte , ^ariferftifte 5 - trap , Die ©-faUc 5 
 — trellis , Da§ ©-gitter j — worm , Der ^orn* 
 murm, v^orniuolfj — work, l. DaSiD-werf 
 Die©-arbcit, Da§ S-gittcr, 2. Der®-^am» 
 mer, Die ©-^iitte. [©topfel auf ^lafd^en). 
 
 To Wire, v. a. mit ©ra()t befeftigen (j. S^. 
 
 Wi'ry, Wi'rey , adj. vid. Wicry. 
 
 4: To Wis, V. ir. a. roiffen 5 Denfen- 
 
 Wis'ard, s vid. Wizard. 
 
 Wis'ehard, s. ®ui§carDo (OJ^-n.). 
 
 WiVdora,*. l.DieSBei§i^eit5 2. Die^lug^eitj 
 3. Der SSerflanD} 4. Die ©rfa^ren^eitj 5. Bibl. 
 Die SBeiS^eit <SaIomoni§. 
 
 Wise, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1 . weife i 2. Hug, 
 perfidnDig j adv. weislic^, Huglid^ j 3. gef4)icft, 
 erfa^ren, funDig, 4. in ^auberfiinfien ge= 
 fc^ictt, 5. ernf^, ern|^()afti 6. el)renfe|li - 
 acre , 4^ & burl. 1. Der SBcife, SBeig^eitSpre^ 
 Diger, ©entenjenfprec^cr) 2. cont. Der Starr, 
 ®un5, ^infel) Miss — acre, conif. ^ungfer 
 3taferoei§5 — hearted. Script, roeife, flug, 
 gcfd^icft5 — man , Der SBeife5 SBai^rfager^ — 
 woman , Die fluge ^rau , SBo^rfagerinn, 
 OliicfSprop^etinn. 
 
 Wise, s. Die Irt, SBeife j in no — , auf feine SBeis 
 fe, feinc& SBegeS, in any — , ft^led^tcrDingS. 
 
 Wi^e'Iing, s. cont. Der .^litgling. 
 
 To Wish , V. I. n. iDunf^en j to — for"; ni)i5n» 
 fd^en, fid) fcl)nen no(b ..., erfc^nen, to — 
 (one) well, (@inem) ®uteg rounfd;en,(i^m) 
 iDo^l moUen, gSnnen, gut (geneigt) fein> 
 wished for erwunfdt>t, erfebntj II. a. I. n>un» 
 
Wish 
 
 851 
 
 With 
 
 )'(§en5 2. Derlongen, 3. crbitten, to — cur- 
 ses on somebody , Semanl) oern>unfd;en, oer* 
 flud^en 5 to — joy of ... , (at) , gratuliren, 
 ®IM njfinfi^en su — 
 
 Wish, s. Uv SBunfd^, t)a§ SSerlangen, Segc^ren 
 
 Wish'er, s. ber S[Bunf(t>enDe, ©e^nenbe. 
 
 Wish'fiil, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. wiinfd^enb, fe^s 
 nenb, fe^nlid^, fe^nfiit^tig. 
 
 Wisht, mt.'fU^'fl'b'ft! 
 
 Wishtonwish', s. ZooL t)ic intianif(l()e SSenen 
 nung fceS SSiefen^unbeS (Prairie-dog) ciner 
 "Kxt (Bi6)1)oxn6)m oD. 5Kurmelt^ier (c/. Pike's 
 Expeditions, p. 156) »on gelbbrdunlid^er 
 ^arbe unb weiiem Seibe, bef. intjen ®rtt§= 
 Sbenen 2ouifiana'§ , fearer au^ Louisiana 
 marmot genannt. 
 
 Wish'y-wash'y [— wdsh'— ], vulg. I. s. bcr 
 SSifiroafd^, bic ^inberei^ II. arf/. Idppifd), 
 geringe, geringfugig. 
 
 To Wisk, V. a. Jen. vid. To Whisk. 
 
 Wis'ket, s. ber ,fi:orb, vid. Basket. 
 
 Wis'ky-frifs'ky , adv. vulg. rip§ rap&, Wie toU, 
 in ben Sag binein. 
 
 Wisp, *. 1. t)cr SBifcb, ba§ 93unb(bcn, bcr 35u> 
 fdbcl, 2. Sporf. a — of snipes, ein ^aar ober 
 audb brei ©d^jnepfen 5 — of hay, ba&SSiinbcben 
 ober ber 95uf(bel 4)eu 5 — of straw, ber iStrob= 
 n)ifd^5 — in the eye, \iaB ©erflenforn am 
 
 To Wisp, V. a. wifcben , ftrei^en. [^uge. 
 
 4= Wist, pret. & p. p. oon To Wis. 
 
 Wist'fiil, I. adj. ; II. - ly, adv. crnfl^aft, ticffln= 
 nig, gebanfcn»oU, au§brucf§ooII,bebcutung§= 
 ooU,bebeutcnb,aufmerffam3 febnlicb/ [cbn= 
 fu(btig. Dim- 
 
 Wis'tjt, s. Zool. ber Uiftiti, SBifKti (ein 
 
 To Wit, V. n. 4: roiffenj je^t nur noi im 3n= 
 ftnitio gebrducblicb : to wit, al& , ndmlitb, wie 
 folgt, bag ift, ba& l)zi^t. 
 
 Wit, *. 1. ber SBi^ , ^opf , S5erftanb, 5}?utter= 
 »)i§5 2. bie lebbaftc ©inbilbung^fraft, 3. tie 
 ^inbilbung, 4. ber n>t§ige ®eban?e,n>i§igc 
 (ginfaU 5 5. ber n)i^ige^Kopf, 9}?anni)on ®eifl, 
 ®(j^6ngeift5SSi§Iing5SSirtuo§5 6. w-s, pL 
 ber (gefunbe)SSerflanb5 to be out of one's 
 w-s, feinenSSerftanb »erloren baben, nicbt ge* 
 fd^eit feitt) to be frightened out of one's w-s, 
 (»or (Sd)retfen) au^er fxd^ fein, to be at one's 
 w-s' end, ficb ni(bt flug genug (in SScrlegcns 
 f>eit) feitt) there I am at my w-s' end, ba fiebt 
 mir bcr SSerflanb fiillj — cracker, (m. it.) ber 
 ©papmadber, — snapper, (n. u.) berStafe* 
 n>ci&, S05i|idger 5 — starved, gcifte&orm, geifl= 
 lo§5 — worm, ber SBiiserftorcr. 
 
 Witch, s. bie^ejce, 3auberinn5 the— 's glance, 
 fig. ba& bSfc TCuge, Bot-s. — elm, (— hazel), 
 vid. Weech-elm; — hazel, 1. bic ^opfen= 
 
 bucbCj 2. Virginian — hazel , or — Mree,ter 
 3aubcrflrau(b 5 - meal , ba§ |)eycnmcbl (Se- 
 men lycopodii); witches butter, bie ^im' 
 mcl§blume5 - play, ba§ ^ercnfpiel. 
 
 To Witch, V. a. bcjaubern, bcberen. 
 
 Witch'craft, s. 1. bic 3aubcrfraft , iibernotur* 
 licbc ,Kraft5 2. bie 3auberci, |)crerei. [@puf. 
 
 Witch'ery, *. bie3aubcrei, ^eycrci, bcr |)eyen= 
 
 Witch'^n, s. vid. Wicken. 
 
 Witenagemote', s. vid. Wittenagemote. 
 
 Wit'free, adj. i)on ©elbfirafc bcfrciet. 
 
 With, prep. 1. mit, nebft, fammt^ 2. burcb 
 oonj 3. bci, auf, iiber, an, in, fiiri 4. cor 5 5. 
 untcr? to cure a disease — fasting, cine 
 ^ranfbeit burtb ^afien bcilcnj to be — child, 
 fcbwanger fein, surrounded — the sca,i)on 
 ber ©ecumgebcn, he was — me, er roar bei 
 mir, to be in favour — one, hd @inem gut 
 (in ©naben) flcbcnj to be out of conceit— ... , 
 nicbt Idngcr mebr ©efoHen ftnbcn an ... 5 to 
 weep — sorrow, »or Jtummcr TOcinen, gray 
 haired — anguish, »or Summer grau geroor- 
 ben 5 — that, "bamit 5 bi^^^auf. 
 
 With, s. vid. Withe. 
 
 Withal', I. arfu.suglei(b,aucb nocb,bancben, bier* 
 ndd^ft, ubrigensj II. 4= prep. (beraSBorte, 
 mcl(be0 e§ rcgiert, nacbftebenb) mit, ncbfl. 
 
 To Withdraw' [ PF., S/n.],v.ir.I.a.l.entsic]^cn5 
 2.surucfsiebcn,n)eg5icben, absicben53. n)cgru= 
 fen, abrufen? 4.(einen'Kuftrag,2C.) surucfneb= 
 men, roiberrufenj II. n. 1. fid) suriicfjiebcn, 
 weggeben j 2. jur {ftube geben 5 3. fi(b auS bcm 
 ©taube macben, bacon fdjieicben, to — from 
 a firm. Com. au§ cincr 4)anbel8gefcUfcbaft 
 berau§treten5 the clouds — , bie SBoIfen oer» 
 ik^en ficb 5 w-ing room, 1. ba§ 3?ebcn5immer 5 
 2. vid. baSbiCJ^OonabgefurstC Drawing-room. 
 
 * Withdraw'al, *.(n>.ii.)bie(5ntjiebungj Corns. 
 the — of an order, ba§ 3uriicfncbmcn cincs 
 TCuftragcg, the— of a capital, bie ^ntjicbung 
 eineS SapitaB. 
 
 *Withdraw'er, s. bcr (Sntjicbcr, aSeraubcr. 
 
 * Withdrawn', p. p. ©on To Withdraw. 
 
 * Withdrew', pret. Oon To Withdraw. 
 Wit/ie,*. 1. bic SBeibenrutbe, SSeibe^ 2. w-s, 
 
 pi. SBeibcnbanbe 5 Boi-*. — vine (cor. wine), 
 provinc. bic StuedfC) —wind [with'wind], 
 bie asinbc, ba§ giljfrautj — woven , iccibcn* 
 gefIo(btcn. 
 
 To With'er, v. I. n. 1. njclfcn, ocrroelfcn, oer» 
 fcbrumpfcnj ccrtrocfnen^ 2. ocrgeben, II. a. 
 l.cerroclfcn madden, 2. borren, au§faugcn, 
 ab5ebren,au§mcrgcln5 a w-ing glance, fig. 
 ein oernicbtenber ©licf. 
 
 With'er, I. s. nur im pi. w-s, ber SBiberrifl 
 (cine ©r^o^ung [bic ©creinigung bcr ©fl^ttl^ 
 54* 
 
With 
 
 852 
 
 Wive 
 
 tcrbcinc] om^alfe cme§ ^fert>c&) 5 the w-s are 
 wrong, fig. col. Die ©ebulb ift jugnbcj — 
 band, *. baS (SBlcd^ am corbcrften @ttttcIbo= 
 gen) BatUlhU6)i — strap , ber ©enicfricmen 
 (am ^ferbegcfcbirr) 5 —wrung, I. adj. am 
 SBibcrn|le»?erle§tj II. s. bic SSerlelung om 
 aSibcrrifte. 
 
 WithVed, I. adj. ocmelft, tertrotfnet, cer* 
 fcbrumpft, II. — ness, s. bie SBerraelft^eit, 
 SScrtroctnung, SSerfcbrumpft^eit. 
 
 With'^rite, s. Min. ber SBit^erit, to^lenfQurc 
 S5ttrt)t, bipri8matif(be^albbQn)t. 
 
 With'ernara, *. Law, einScfe^l jur @(bablo5* 
 ^altung on be8 ©cgnerg SScji^t^um, rocnn 
 berfclbc bie Stiicfcrflattung ocrrocigertj in—, 
 bie SBicbcrocrgeltung. [bold. 
 
 Withheld' [ W., Sm.], pret. & p. p. r>. To With- 
 
 *ToWithhold',7).tr.a. l.suri!tcf^altcn,t>erbins 
 bcrn J 2. »orentbaltcn j 3. juriirf ncljmen, roeg* 
 nebmen, ocrfagcn. 
 
 *Withhol'den, p. p. j)on To Withhold. 
 
 *wrthhol'd?r, s. ber 3uru(f^altenbe, 2c. 
 
 Witthin', I. prep. 1. innerbalbj 2. tnncn, 
 binnenj 3. inj 4. hi^ aufj —doors, im 
 ^ttufc, im Simmer, — a fortnight, in ober 
 inncrbalb oierje^n Sogcnj —a month, bin= 
 nen ^ier unb einem ^Ofonate? — our memory, 
 beiunferm ©cbenfen ? — himself, bci fi(b felbftj 
 
 — his power, in feiner5}ia(bt) — call, imSe* 
 rcid^ ber ©timme 5 — a small matter, beinabc, 
 fttftj — a trifle, cinc ,Sleinigfeit auggcnom* 
 men, he was — a little of being killed, er 
 »dre bcina^e getSbtet roorben,- side, pieon. 
 t'nnerbalb, inroenbig 5 II. adv. 1. barin, innen, 
 brinnen, col. brin, 2. im Snnei^n, inmenbig, 
 innerbalb; innerlicbi 3. ^inein: shall we—? 
 (Buiw.E.k E.) foUen wir binein(geben) ? is 
 yonr master — ? ifl ©ein ^crr JU ^aufe ? SU= 
 gegcn? from — , oon innen. 
 
 wrthout', I. prep. 1. o^ne, aupetj 2. cup er- 
 ^alb 5 3. oor 5 —book, au&roenbig 4 —damage, 
 obne 9ta(btbcil5 — delay, unoerjuglicb / o^ne 
 ^uff^ub } — doors , ©or ber S^^iir, au^cr bem 
 |)aufe5 — fee, obne Gntgelt, unentgeltlicb j — 
 funds in hand. Com. o^ne i6ecfung j I can do 
 
 — it, id) fonn e& entbebnn , miffenj I cannot 
 be — it, t(b tann es nicbt entbebren, cntrat^en 5 
 lean do (or live) — her, i(b fann obne fie 
 Icbcnj — our reach, auper unferem aSereid^e j 
 II. adv. 1. aupen, braufenj 2. binauS j 3. du= 
 ferli(b5 from—, con aupenj III. conj.col. 
 njenn nicbt, n>ofern nitbt, nur, auSgcnommen, 
 auper reenn. [roiberfireben, fi(b miberfe^cn. 
 
 To Withstand' [ IT., Sm.'], v. ir. a. wiberfte^en, 
 
 • Withstan'd^r , *. 1. bet SBiberftrebenbe, SBi* 
 bcrfc^er 5 2. ber SBibcrftanb. 
 
 * Withstood, pret. & p. p. oon To Withstand. 
 
 Wit/i'-vine, Wi«/i'-wind, s. vid. unt. Withe. 
 
 W«/i'y, I. s. Bot. bie SSeibc, SSanbrocibc,* II. 
 adj. aus SBeibenjmeigen gemtt(bt. 
 
 Wit'less, I. adj.; II. — ly, ado. 1. umui^ig 5 2. 
 ocrftonblo§,un»crftanbigj 3. cinfdltig, bummj 
 4. uniiberlegt, gebanfcnloSj III.— ness, s. bie 
 Unuberlegttjcit. 
 
 Wit'ljng, s. ber SBi^ling. 
 
 Wit'ness, s. 1. baS 3cugnif 5 2. ber 3cuge, 
 ®en)Ql)r&mQnn^ 3. ZLberOJlttffegcl, Ma^ii^ 
 bel, in — whereof. Law, jum 3cugnip bcffen/ 
 urfunbli(b (ober juUrf unb) beJTen, to call (to 
 take) to—, jum 3eugcn aufrufen oberne^s 
 men, — box, ber 3eugenftanb (einc lixt abgc* 
 fonbertcr Sogcn in ben englifcben ©ericbtaffi* 
 len fitr bic abjul)6renben 3eugcn). 
 
 To Wit'ness , v. I. a. 1. bcjeugcn , bewcifcn, 
 ernjcifen, bcfldtigcn? 2. 3cuge fein oon . . . , 
 gegenwdrtig (jugegen) fein bci...? to — a 
 bond, eine Ur^unbe legaliRrcn, al§> 3eugc un= 
 terfcbreiben, to — one, 7fugcnjeuge fein con 
 bem iSSerbalten 3cmonbe§i II. n. 3cugnip ah' 
 legen, scugen , 3cuge fein, 3cugnip gebcn. 
 
 Wrt'ness ! int. fieb 1 bejeugc c§ J 
 
 Wit'nesser, s. (». u.) ber 3euge. 
 
 Wit'ney, j.. Com. cine ^(rt fcbmolcr (Salmacf 
 (bitfcr, gcfopcrtcr (Sooting ju groben Uber= 
 r6cfcn) ^ — blankets , rooUcnc SScttbecfcn ou8 
 SBitnet) in Sxforbfbire. 
 
 Wrt't^l , s. vid. Wittol. 
 
 Wit'ted , adj. 1. n>i|ig, ocrftSnbigj 2. comp. 
 con (f(borf em, jc.) SSerftonbc j quick — , fcborf* 
 fmnig, gciftrcicb. 
 
 Wrt'tenagemote, s. Archaeol. bie oUgemeinc 
 S5olfgoerfommlung hci ben ^ngcIfo(bfcn. 
 
 Wit'tlci^m, s. 1. ber SKi$, (SinfoUj 2. bic 
 SBi^elci, ©tbongeif^eret. 
 
 Wit'tiiy, adv. con Witty, qv. wi^ig, ftnnrci(b- 
 
 wrt'tjness, s. bic SKi^igfcit, ber SlBi^. 
 
 Wit'tjngly, adv. n)iffcntli(b, oorfo^Ucb, obfitbt* 
 lid) / col. mit glcip. 
 
 Wit'tol, *. ber gcbulbigc^obnrci,gutc(nocb* 
 ficbtige) ^ann , ^orncrtrdgcr. 
 
 Wit'toly, Wit'toily, adj. n)ie ein gcbulbiger 
 ^o^nrei; jum ^o^nrei gcmo(bt. 
 
 Wit'ty, adj. (burl. — pated) 1. n)i^ig, f[nn= 
 rei(b , geiflrci(b , oerfldnbig , 2. bcipcnb, for* 
 fofiiftb, fott>rif(b. 
 
 Wit'wal , s. Orn. vid. Wood-pecker , 2. 
 
 To Wive , V. (m. Hi.) I. n. cine ^rou ncbmcn, 
 ficb oerbeirotben , \i6) beroeibenj II. a. beira* 
 t^en, jur grou nel)mcn, jur ^rou mo(ben. 
 
 Wifv'el, s. vid. Weevil. 
 
 Wive'iess, adj. o^nc grou, unocr^cirot^et. 
 Wive'ly, adj. & adv. ((f)()miUi6) . 
 
Wive 
 
 853 
 
 Womb 
 
 Wi'v^r, Wiv'erin, Wi'vern, s. Her. (— Tolant) 
 Der (fliegent)e) ©rac^e. 
 Wives, s. pi. 0. Wife ; an old — s' fable, ( iV. J.) 
 
 Wiz'ard, I. s. ber ^Quberer, |)ej;enmeifteri II. 
 adj. 1. jauberifd^} bejaubernbj 2. oon 3au« 
 bernjefen benjo^nt? — rod, Ux 3auberftab. 
 
 4= Wiz'ard(r)y, 5. tie ^auberet, |)eyerei. 
 
 Wiz'en, Wiz'^ned, adj. vicl. Weazan. 
 
 Wo, s. U^ SBe^ , U. uiU Woe, &c. 
 
 Woad, s. Bot. 1. ber S8ait)5 2.l)cr^Qrbes 
 ginf^er^ wild—, vid. Weld; the — beavers 
 well, T. ber SSoib ISpt ft(^ in feine ^dbcben 
 jie^en (ein 3ci(ben b'er guten (Sigenfcbaft 
 beffelben) J — cake, berSS-ballen j — mill, tie 
 SB-mii^le. 
 
 To Woad, V. a. mitSBaib fdrben, blau farben. 
 
 To Wob'ble, v. n.viUg. fotben. 
 
 Wode, adj. & s. vid. Wood. 
 
 Wo'den, s. Myth, (ber ®ott) SBoban. 
 
 To Woe, V. a. & n. vid. To Woo. 
 
 Woe, I. s. ba§ SBe^, Seiben, ber Summer, bas 
 6lenb, Ungliidf j tender woes, SiebeSpeinj II. 
 Woe ! int. webe I — to you ! luebe @U(b I — is 
 me! — to me! acb/ i^ Ungtucfliier J to be — 
 for (Sliaksp.)j betriibt, bange fein j a— worn 
 cheek, eine?ummcrblei(be, gram= ober leiben= 
 gefurcbte SBange j — (worth) the day ! SBcbe 
 liber ben Sag ! — worth the man ! SBelje treffe 
 ben 9Kann ! SBe^e bem 9)^enf(ben ! HI. comp. 
 
 — begone , in Summer certieft , in Sraurig* 
 Mt Derfenft, in ©ram cerloren, t>oU ©ram, 
 t»on Seiben erfuUt unb gebeugt, feljr betriibt, 
 ooUSSersmeiflung, auf er ficb j — wearied, oon 
 Summer ober 2eib erf^opft. 
 
 Woe'ful , Wo'fiil , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. trau= 
 rig, betriibt, etenb, ungliiicElicb , fummerooU, 
 jammerDoU, jdrnmerlicb) m. — ness,*. Der 
 Sammer, ba§ (Slenb, bie aSetriibnip. 
 
 Woi'vode, s. vid. Vaivode. 
 
 Woke, pret. oon To Wake. 
 
 Wold, *. I. 4= & * bie offene, ebene ©egenb, 
 gbenej (Ld. B.) ber SSalb j II. vid. Weld. 
 
 To W61d, V. a. Mar. vid. To Woold. 
 
 Wolf [wulfj, *. 1. Zool. berSBolfj 2. Surg. 
 ber SBoIf (cin ^reb§gef(^n)iir)i 3. Ent.'acv 
 (wcif e) Jtornnjurm, Jtornroolf 5 she-wolf, bie 
 SKolfinn 5 — 's bane , Bot. 1. bie SBoIfSiDurj;, 
 ber (Sturmbut, U^ @ifeubfttlcin 5 2. tie (5()ri)t= 
 wurj 5 — 's claw, Bot. tie SSoIfSflau, ber ® dr= 
 lapp 5 — dog , ter SBolf&bunt , ©cbdferbunt 5 
 
 — 's fart , Bot. ter SSooif^, — tish , Ich. tcr 
 Secttjolf ) — hunting, tieSBoIf§iagb j — man, 
 Myf/!. ber SQSebrmolf J — month, ter SBolfS^i 
 monat, 3(in«^'^5 — '* °»i"^ » ^o^* bie SBoIfS^j 
 milcb 5 - net, ein gropes ^if(bnc§ 5 — 's peach, j 
 
 Bot. ber 2iebe§apfel , —stone, Mill, ber flCBolf, 
 
 SBoIfflein , Sauffiein. 
 Woi'fram, s. Mm. ter SBolfram , (Sifcnfd^oe!, 
 
 ta§ pri§matif(bc ©(beclerj. 
 Woi'lastQuite, s. Min. tcr aBoltaftonit, SafeU 
 
 fpat^, prismatifcbc 'J(ugitfpat(). 
 *Wol'fish [wui'— ], I. adj. wolflf^, gefrdpigj 
 
 a— eater, ein SSielfraf 5 — visage, ta5SBSolf§= 
 
 gcficbti II. -ness, s. ta§ n)6lfif(bc SBcfen, 
 
 tie ©efrdpigfcit, ^rcpgicrtc. 
 *Wol'v?rene [wul'-], *Wol'verin, (*Wol'- 
 
 verings, pi. viilg.) , s. 1. Zool. ter nortame= 
 
 rifanifcbcSSielfrap, tie SSoIccrenej w-s,p;. 
 
 2. SSielfrapfettej 3. Am. &wr/. tie OJJicbigancr, 
 
 93en)o^ner te§ <Stoate§ 9}?i(bigan. 
 
 * Wolves [wulvz], s.pL D. Wolf; — ' teeth, Far. 
 tie Hberjcibne einc& ^ferbc§ , ©cbicferjabne. 
 
 * Wol'vish, Wol'vishness, vid. b. r. Wolfish, &c. 
 Wom'an [wum' — ] , s. 1. taS SBcib , ^rauen* 
 
 simmer, tie ^rauenSperfon, grauj 2. vulg. & 
 cont. tas SBeibSbilb, S8eib5|^ucf 5 3. bie ^fuf* 
 wdrtcrinn, ^ammcrjungfer, .^ammcrfrau , — 
 
 of all work, vid. Servant of, &c.; — of the 
 town, bie Suftbirne, offentlicbe |)urc 5 childbed 
 —,bieaB6(bnerinn,^inbbetterinni—'s attire, 
 ber aScibcrfibmucf, — child, taS 9}?db(j^en, 
 3;6(bter(bcn} — dwarf, tie ^wcrginn? — ha- 
 ter, terSBeiberfcinb,- like, ufrf. Woman-, 
 ly; — saint, tic ^cilige, — servant, tie 
 -^J^agt J —tailor, tie ©d)nciterinnj — 's tailor 
 (b. mantua-maker), ber^rauenfcbneiberj — 's 
 trick, — 's wit, bie Sffieibcrliflj — tyred 
 {Shaksp.), won einem SSeibe genarrt, bet 
 ter ^Jiafc berumgcfiibrt. 
 
 *To Wom'an, v. a. jum SBcibc madden, njci* 
 bif(b, fanftmacben, i^erjdrtcln, criDcitben. 
 
 * Womanhood [— hud] , j. 1. tcr ^rauenfiant, 
 SBeiberflanb 5 3ufianb eincr erwacbfenen 
 grauenSpcrfon, tic OJJannbarfcit ? 2. bic 
 aBeiblid)feit, SScibbcitj 3. ticrociblicbc ^itU 
 famfeitj to reach — , mannbar wcrben. 
 
 *Wom'anish, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. xocih" 
 Ii(b } 2. raeibifcb j — attire , tcr ^vauenanjug j 
 — tears, S!Seibertl)rdncu. [oerrotid^titbcn. 
 
 *To Wom'anize, v. a. (m. li.) n)eibif(b macbcn, 
 
 *Wom'ankind, s. ta§ njeiblicbe ©cfcblccbt, 
 ^rauenjimmer. 
 
 *Wom'anlike, adj. vid. b. U. Womanly. 
 
 *Wom'anl!ness, s. 1. bic SBeibliii^fcit , 98ci« 
 bcrfittCj 2. vid. Womanhood, 1. 
 
 *Wora'anly, adj. & ado. 1. wciblid), »eibcr» 
 l)aft, JDcibifcb) 2. ju tcm 3uflante eincr cr* 
 n)ad))enen ^raucnSperfon gcticbcn, mannbar. 
 
 Wom'at, s. \nd. Wombat. 
 
 Womb [wom], s. 1 .tie (® cbdrO^JZuttcr, SKam* 
 pc, ber 3J?utterleib , 2cib, @d)oop5 2. w-», 
 
Womb 
 
 854 
 
 Woo 
 
 pi. SBammen \^on IRaud^roerf , 3. gen. bic 
 4)6I)lung, ^iillc j — cake, vulg. vid. Placenta ; 
 
 — fury , Med. bie OJJutterrautl) 5 — passage, 
 
 — pipe, Anai. W 9}?utterf(^eibc, ber 0)Jut= 
 
 To Womb, V. a.(ro.u.) cinf(^lief en, oerbergen. 
 
 Wom'bat [ Wb., Wore, &c. ; wora'at, Sm.] , s. 
 Zool. baS SBombQt (eine Hxt a5euteltt)ier). 
 
 Wora'en [wim' — ] , s. (pt. con Woman) SBci= 
 bcr, ^rauen§perfoneni — 's craft, bic SBci= 
 berlifli —Islands, Geog. bic SBeiberinfeln 
 (inben^olarjonen);— kind,{SA.)t'ieaBeiberart. 
 
 Wom'pum, s. vid. b. U. Wampum. 
 
 Won, pret. & p. p. 0. To Win. 
 
 ToWijn'der, v. n. 1. ftci) (ocr)n)unbern (• 
 at ... , uber . . . , benjunbern)} 2. vulg. bun= 
 feln 3n)cifcl ^cgcn , gern njijfenm69en,neu= 
 gierig fein? I — whetiier she will come, ob fic 
 n3ol)l fommtj w-ed at , angeflaunt. 
 
 Won'd?r, s. 1. bas SBunbcrj 2. bie SScrn>unbe= 
 rung; ba§ SSunbcrn, (Stauncn , 3. bie a5emun= 
 berungj to make a — of, bcrounbern, anfiau= 
 ncn, in t'he name of—, um beS ^immelS 
 SBiUenj 'tis a nine days* —,fig. col. e§ wirb 
 balb ®ra& bariiber wacbfen » — gatherer, ber 
 SBunberfamnUcr 5 — struck, erftaunt, — 
 tree, ber SBunbcrbaum, — working, i.n)un= 
 bert^ucnbj 2. crftaunenb , crftaunlid;. 
 
 Won'derer, s. ber fid^ SBunbernbe. 
 
 Won'derful, I. adj. &ado. ; H. — ly, adv.WVLXl' 
 berbar, erf^aunli(^, mcrfmiirbig, ungemein, 
 ben>unbern§njurbig , wunberft^on , Dortreff= 
 lilt J a — change , dm giinftigc SSeranbe= 
 rung (bci eineritranf^eit, K.), — net, Anat. 
 baS SBunbcrne^i III. — ness, s. baSSBunber^ 
 bare, aSemunbcrnSwurbige, erf^aunlicbe. 
 
 Won'derment , s. ^ or vulg. <fe iron. ba§ @r= 
 ftaunen, SlBunbcr, SBunbcrbarc. 
 
 Won'drous (Won'derous), I, adj.; II. or— ly, 
 ado. wunbcrbttr, bewunbcrung^raiirbig, cr- 
 ftaunlid), njunber^aft, auf cine feltfame "JCrt, 
 aupcrorbcntlicb. [nid)t 5 1 — , icb will nicbt. 
 
 Wo'n't, or Won't, abbr. vulg. ft. will not, will 
 
 To Wont, v. ir. n. gewo^nt fein, pflegen. 
 
 Wont , I. pret. &. p. p. (or p. a.) t). To Wont , 
 gcwo^ntj to be — , geroo^nt fein, pflegeni she 
 was — to say, fic pflcgte su fttgcn 5 II. *. + bie 
 ©eiDo^n^eit, ber®ebrau(b) as was her fre- 
 quent — , roie fic ofterg ju t()un pflcgte. 
 
 Wdn't^d, I), a. gcwobnt, gewobnlicb- 
 
 To W6d, V. I. a. 1. mcrbcn um . . . , fi(b bewer- 
 ben um (bie ZkU einer pcrfon), um . . . frei= 
 en5 2. (3emanbem) ben ^ofmacbcn, f(bmei= 
 (belnj 3. UtUn, fleben, inficinbig on^alten 
 um . . . , su erbaltcn fud^en, II. n. 1. freien, 
 »crbcn}2. bu^Ien. 
 
 Wood[wud], I. adj. 4= & provinc. 1. n)abn» 
 ftnnig, tljoridjf j 2. f oU, rafenb, wiit^enbj 11. 
 *. i.bcrSEBQlb, bie SBalbungj 2. baS^jolj} 
 bituminous or carbonated — , bie l^oljigc 
 S5raunfol)lc,ber ©urturbranb j dye-w-s, gar= 
 be^olscr, fathom — , 1. ba§ a3rcnn{)ols, Maf^ 
 terl)oIj3 2, ba§ <Stoubol8j fallen— ,burrcs 
 
 ^Olj^ mountain —, D?rf. Rock-wood; small 
 — , @tamml)Ol55 — and — , Sea, 1. jiDei |)6Is 
 jer, bie bi(bt ncbeneinanbcr liegcnj 2. dn 
 bur(bgef(blagcncr bolserncr Stagclj — ane- 
 mone, Bot. bicSBalbanemonc, ^(irsblumc, 
 bag SBinbroSdjcn 5 — ashes, pi.bic^oljafcbc j 
 
 — baboon, Zooi. bcrSSalbpacian^ — beetle, 
 Ent. ber ^oljfdferj Bot-s. — betony, bic 
 SBiefenbetonicj — bind, — bine, bie SBalb^ 
 roinbe, ©pccflilie, ba&(»ilbc) ©eifblattj- 
 blade, ba§ SBollfraut, bie ^6nig8ferjc5 — 
 born, im SBalbe gcboren, — bound, 1. mit 
 bi(btem ©cftrducb umgcbcn, i>on bicbtem ©e^ 
 ^olj eingef(bloffcn J 2. mit ^olserncnSlcifcn, 
 
 — chat, Orn. bcr rot^riicfigc SBiirger, ®orn= 
 brewer, ^Zeuntobterj — choir, vid. — land 
 choir ; — chuck, Zool. (n. Wb.col.inN. E.) 
 baS 5}JurmeItl)ier j — chucks, pi. ^J^urmcU 
 (t^ier)fellC3 — cleaver, ber ^ols()acfcr, |)ol8= 
 fpalterj — clothed, mit|)ols bcHcibet, l)oIj= 
 bewad^fen, malbbebccf t j — coal, bic ^olsf o^lc, 
 
 — cock, Orn. 1. bie@(bnepfc, aBalbf(bnepfc j 
 2. vid. — grouse ; — cock shell , Conch. ba§ 
 9lebl)ubn, bic 95aUf(bnc(fcj — copper, Min. 
 ber ^ofcr»S)lioenit5 — corn, Law, \>a^ fiir 
 bQ& |)oljauflefen im SBalbc bcjal^Ue ,ffornj 
 
 — covered, vid. — clothed; — cracker, Orn. 
 bie ©pc(btmeife, ber 95laufped)t, 3^upl)acfer5 
 
 — craft, bie SBeibmannSfunf^, Si^gt-^rci, — 
 cricket, £n<. bic SBalbgrille, ^clbgrillc j — 
 crow, Orn. ber SBalbrabe, einficblcr^ — 
 culver, vid. — pigeon ; — cut, bcr^oljftbnitti 
 
 — cut block, bie^olsplatte,ba§^l6|(icn »on 
 ®U(bSbaumt)oIj iporauf ber ^oljfcbnitt gefto= 
 (beniftj- cutter,!. bcr ^olsl)aucrj 2. T. bcr 
 ^oljfd^neiberj— digger, Conc/i.bic^apicrrol« 
 le (eine SSlafenf^ncrfc) ? — dipper , Conch, bic 
 ^apierrolle, ba& 3immt^6rn(bcn 5 — dove, 
 u?d. — pigeon; — drink, bcr ^olstranfj — 
 engraver, T. ber |>oljfcbncibcr, ^ormcnf(bnci= 
 berj — engraving, T. 1. H^ ^oll^(i)miUn, 
 ^ormfcbneibctt) 2. ber ^olsftbnitt, — fret- 
 ter, ber ^oljnjurm 5 — fuel , ^olj jur^cuc^ 
 rung j — geld, (/ac, Cyc, C.) Law, bic ^b= 
 gabe an ben '^bx^zx fiir ba§ 9lc(bt bc§ ^ols= 
 fallens in f onigl. ^orftcn j — germander, Bot. 
 bic railbe ©albeii-god, bcr SSalbgott, ©atQr j 
 
 — grouse, Orn. ber'Kucr^a^nj- hole,l. ba5 
 ^ftlocb j 2. ber ^oljraum, :c. wic— honae;- 
 
Wood 
 
 855 
 
 Wool 
 
 horse-tail, Bot.tah SBalbf annenfraut, ©(j^cu* 
 erfroutj —house, ber 4)ol5f(l^oppen,^oIipla$, 
 Me ^oljlege, |)ol5f^eucr5 -jack, vid. — 
 chuck; — knife, t)er i)irf(i^fttnger)— land , 1. 
 Da& |)oIslant), t)ie SBalbung^ 2. provinc. feu(^ 
 te§ unb f(§n>arjeS ^tferlant) , bem saSaltjbobcn 
 d()nlid^ J — land country, — land grounds 
 njalbiges Sant), etne roalbige ©egenb, — land 
 choir, t)cr S[Balb=(5^or (Der SSogel), — land 
 sceneries, SiBalblonbfc^afteu, SBalbpartien 5 
 
 — lark, bieSBalblcrd^ej — layer, eineinjelner 
 junger Saum, ber in cine ^edfc gepflanjt ift, 
 
 — louse, ^Ait. 1. bie'Jfffel) 2. bienjeifelmeis 
 fc, 3. bie ^oljIauSj — (s-)man, Dcr SKeib' 
 inann,^6rfterj Soger, 3agMieb^ober3<S(^u^^ 
 
 — meil. Mar. grobeS woUeneS Zxii^ jum'MiuS? 
 futtcrn ber ©tiicfpforten ouf ©d)iffen (0. ts= 
 Idnbifc^en SBabmel, SBabmal ob. SSabmel, ein 
 pIjQttiger [ungef (Corner] 3eug auS^d^afwoUe 
 unb leinen® am gemebt, auS raelAem bie Sanbs 
 wnb ^iiftenberoo^ner S^IcmbS, S^owegene, 
 ic. i^re ^Iciber fcrtigen, be^gl. — meil stock- 
 ings, ttu§ berartigem®arnc geflncfte(Striim= 
 pfe mit rau()er, flocfigerlupenfeite), —millet 
 grass, Bot. baS ro^r^ obcr fciilfartige <Straup= 
 graS j — mite, bie ^oljmilbc 5 — monger, ber 
 |>ols^dnbIer5 — mote, 4= ^aS SBalbgerit^t, 
 ^orflgeric^tj — night-shade, vid. Woody 
 night-shade; — note, bie SBalbmufif, 9^atur= 
 mufif, ber mlbe Saut , SBalbgefang 5 — 
 nymph, bic S[BaIbni5mpt)e, Sffidbgcittinn) — 
 offering (— offer), ^<xi Spferljolj , Oldudjers 
 ^oljj — opal, Min. ber .|)Oljopal5* — paving, 
 -pavement, bic ^oljpjTaflerung j —pease, 
 Bot. bie SBaIber»e5 — pecker (^col. — peck), 
 ber ©pe(^t , ffiaum^adfer, Om-s. — pelecan, 
 ber SBolbpelecan, (omerifanifc^e) Saumpelc' 
 
 can j — pigeon (— qnist, — queest, 4^) » bie 
 TOilbe 3:aube, ^oljtaube, SSalbtaubej —pile, 
 ber|)oljl^aufen5 ©djeiter^aufen, — pimper- 
 nell , Bot. ber SBalbroeibcrii , gelbe Sffialb- 
 meier, — plea-court, provinc. eitte "Jf rt ^orfl* 
 ^erid^tj —rangers, Am. frci ^crumjiet)enbe 
 §dger, cf. Trappers; — rasp, bie^oljraSpel, 
 
 — reedgrass, Bot. ba§ SBiefenfd^ilf , Slo^r* 
 graSj — reeve, — reve, provinc. iiiT ^Sr* 
 fterj — rock, Min. ber ^oljige 95crgfla(i^§5 
 Bot-s. — roof (—ruff), bcr SfSalbmeifier, 
 ba§ 5JJeierfraut, Sabfrautj- row,(— rovel), 
 ba§ ©ternfraut, 35ufc^fraut5 — rush, Bot. bie 
 ^aarigea3in[e,ba§ ^aarige SB-graS, — sage, 
 bie mlbe ©albei, — sare (Bacon) , (cine jd^e 
 (Subflanj , bie mon jum. ouf ^flanjen finbet) 
 ber ^uceucfgfpeid^el ^ — sawings, (|)ols0^a^ 
 ^efpdne 5 — screw , bic ^JoIjfcJ^roube 5 — 
 gcriver, einc ®6tt(^ermarFej— shock (FF6.)' 
 
 bcr 2Biiadf (cine norbamerifanifd^c 3lti§ttrt)f 
 
 — shocks (iV.), vid. — chucks ; — slave, Zooi 
 bcr (Spcier ("Kxt (5ibed;fe) j — soot , \)ic Stuf* 
 fd^wdrjc, ber SSiflerj— sorrel, Bot. UxSdni* 
 ampfer, ©auerflccj — spite, Orn. ber ©runs 
 fped^t ) — stake, vid.— pile ; — stand, ein |)ols* 
 be^dltnip (in ©tuben), ©ucribon, — stone, 
 Min. ber |>oIjflcin 5 - tick , bie omerifan. 
 aSalbmilbc^ — tin, Min. bag |)oljstnn, fafe* 
 rige dinners 5 - vetch, Bot. 1. bieSBalbercej 
 2. bic SSalbmidfe^ — wall, vid. —spite; — 
 ward, bcr ^orflradd^ter, SBalb^iiter, — wash, 
 
 — wax, — waxen, Bot. bcr ^drbeginflcr, 
 SBaib J — work , 1. bag ^olperf (cinc§ ®e= 
 bdubes, :c.) J 2. bie |)oIsarbeit, @(^ni$orbeitj 
 
 — worm, ber |)0lsn)Urm5 — wren, Orn. bcr 
 aBalbfdngerj - yard, ber ^olj^of , |)0l8pltt^. 
 
 To Wood [wud] , V. a. (&. n. fid^) mit|)0lj Ocr= 
 fe^en^ ^olj einnel)mcn (bef. d. ©ampff^iffen). 
 
 ♦Wood'ed, adj. njalbig, ben>albet,^oIsrei(^j 
 richly — , walbrcicj^. 
 
 ♦Wood'en , adj. 1. ^olscrn, »on ^oljj 2. fig. 
 ^oljern, plump, linfifd^, flo^ig j — bottoms, 
 Gun. ^oljernc ^ebefpiegel 5 —bowl, ber Srauf* 
 fiibelj Mars. — buoy, bie 33Io(fbot)C) — 
 ends, ^lanf enfopfe , Gnben bcr ^lanfenj 
 
 — guns, blinbe (^oljcrne) ^anonen? — is- 
 lands, pt. ^m.fefle3nfeIn»on3;rcibC)ols (bef. 
 im Mississippi) ; — shoes , 1. (franj. sabots) 
 ^oljf(^u^c, (in ^. ©.) vulg. SBallac^en^ 2. 
 cont. (finnbilblic^) :M:rmut^, Glcnb, @clape« 
 reij — tree-nails, t)6lserne ^flocte (jum 3u' 
 fammenpflocEen bcr flat-bottomed boats, &c.) ; 
 
 — tyred, (i>on eincm Slabc) mit bolscrncr 
 (Sd^icne. [pol^ ent^altcnbe) ©cgenb. 
 
 *Wood'iness, s. bie SBalbung , walbigc (oiel 
 * Wood'ings, pi. Mar. v>d. Wooden-ends. 
 *Wood'lIke, adj. j^oljartig? — tinore,V!d. ' 
 
 Wood-tin. 
 *Wood'y, adj. 1. walbigi 2. im9BaIbe,im 
 
 ^olje, SBalb= 5 3. »on ^olj, ^oljig, |>olj«5 4. 
 
 I)0lsigt5 — hills, pi. SBalbt)figel5 — night- 
 shade , Bot. ba§ aSitterfup^ — nymph , vid. 
 
 Wood-nymph ; — solitude , bie SBttlbeinfam* 
 
 Mti the — world, bie SBalbn>elt. 
 Wod'er, s. ber ^rcicr, SScwerbcr, 95u^lc. 
 Wddf, s. 1. Weav. bcr @inf(^log, eintrag, 
 
 GinfW, ©urd^fd^upi 2. btt§ ®c»cbcj 3. 
 
 Mar. bie ®arne, weld^c M eincm ^unbcpiint 
 
 quer burd^geflod^cn finb. 
 W66'ing, I. p. a. ; II. - ly, adv. cifrig, cinnc^« 
 
 menb , cinlabcnb 5 HI. p. s. baS %vmn, SBer* 
 
 ben, |)ofmad?en,a5u^Icn J to go a—, vulg. 
 
 auf bie ^rcite gcl)en5 — candle, vulg. taS 
 
 «riad^tli(bt. 
 Wool[wul], s. 1. bie (©(^af')aSoIIe'j 2. baft 
 
Wool 
 
 856 
 
 Word 
 
 furje njottigc ^aaxj 3. Bot hit SSoEe(ttuf 
 ^flanjcn) j — in fleeces , ©c^uriDoUe , SBoUe 
 in ©(Jclferbanb , unaccommobirte ©deafer* 
 banbroollej — ball, ber SSaUen SBoUe, ben 
 man im Maqtn t)er (Sd)afe fint)etj— bearing, 
 »oUetrogenD5 - beater, Ux SBollflopfer, 
 2Boaf(^ldger5 -blade, Bot. ba§ 9BoUeraut3 
 
 — breaking , bie SBoUfortirung j — business, 
 
 — establishment, bie SBoU^an^Iung, ba§ 
 aSoUgefc^dft, SiBoll^anblung§{)QU& 5 —carder, 
 ber aSoUreif cr 5 — cards, p^ bie SBoUfrafeen 5 
 -cloth, baSSBoUenjeug^ - comb, berSSoU^ 
 fomm, —comber, berSBoUfammer j — cord, 
 bcr SBoUforb,©trumpf, IKricot 5 — cotton, 
 or cotton — , pleon. (ft. cotton), 35aum=^ 
 woUe 5 — dresser, bcr SBoUbereiter 5 — driver, 
 ber aBoUfu^rer, SBoUauffdufcr j - dyed , in 
 ber SBoUe gefdrbt j - dyer , ber SSoUfdrber, 
 SBoUfc^eibcri - fel(l), l.ba§^ea mit ber 
 SBotle, SBoUfeUi 2. bie raut)e |)aut5 - felt, 
 cin gilj, ^ilj^uti - growers, SBoIIprobucen* 
 ten, ed^afsiic^terj - loft, ber SBolIbobenj - 
 market , bcr SBoEmarft j — merchant , ber 
 SBoU^dnblerj- mill, Mech. eine 5iKttfci)ine 
 jum Sfleinigen ber SBoUc, ber grofe SBolf j - 
 pack, 1. bcr SBoUfacf , ©aceaSoUc^ 2. llUc^ 
 ioa§, wic SKoUc, oielSflaum o()ne ))iel®eiDi(^t 
 ^at, btt§ 7Cufgcbunfenc,lufgeblafenc5-packer, 
 vid. — winder; — pated, njolll)aQrig (n)ie ein 
 9teger)5 — picker, ber SBoUarbciter , SBoU* 
 fortirer, aBoUjupfer 5 — picking, bie SBollfor^ 
 tirung , U^ SBoUfortiren 5 — sack , 1. \mc 
 pack 1.5 2. yig. Pari. p/i. bcr SBoUfQcf (ge= 
 polfterte Bi^ be§ Sorbfanjterg u. bcr ^i6)tzx 
 im englifd^cn Sbcrparlament) 5 — sheeting 
 rooUencSaSettjeugj — sorter, —sorting, vid. 
 
 — picker , — picking ; — spinner , ber aBoII= 
 fpinner j — staple, (ebemaB) ber priioilegirte 
 SBoUmarft (c/. Staple) ; —stapler, berSSoIt^ 
 l^dnbler im ®rof en, — trade, bcr aBolIt)an= 
 belj — washing, bie aSoUn)dfd^e5 — wheel, 
 baS SBottrab (in SSoUfpinncrcien),' — win- 
 ders, pL SSoUarbeiter, roel^e bie ^(iefc jum 
 SScrpQcPen jufammcnroUen. 
 
 To Would, V. a. Mar. Wa\iin unb Slaacn bc= 
 wublen (mit S^auen umminben). 
 
 W66l'd?r , s. Mar. ber ^nuppcl jum ©rc^cn 
 beim gieepf^Idger. 
 
 W661'ding, s. bcf. w-s , pi. Mar. bie SBu^Iing. 
 
 * Wool'en (Wool'len) [wul' — ] , 1. adj. TOoUen, 
 »on SSoUej trade in — articles, ber SSoUen^ 
 ^anbel, ^anbel in woUenen Bcugen j — cloth, 
 ba5 Wollene 3eug5 — cloth-manufacture, tiic 
 SBoIIcnfabrif, SBoUenmanufacturj —cloth- 
 manufacturer, ber SBSoUcnfabrifant j -— dra- 
 per, 1 . ber SBoUenwebcr 3 2. bcr SBolten^dnb= 
 
 ler, bcr mit woUenen Bcugcn l^aubcltf ~ 
 goods, rooUene (ober SBottcnOSBaorenj — 
 rags, woUenc Sumpcnj II. 5. vid. — cloth ; 
 w-s, pi. moUenc Sffiaaren. 
 
 * Wool'jness (* Wool'liness) , *. bteSBoUigfeit. 
 
 *Woolled [wuld], p. a. comp. mit (feiner, 
 2C.) SKoUe, swollig. 
 
 *Wool'Iy, adj. 1. TOoUigj 2. moUid^t, woUd^n^ 
 lid^j — haired, woU^aarig (roiebie Sieger) 5 
 Bot-j. -plant, ba§ SSoUfraut, SBoUenfrauti 
 
 — (headed) thistle, bie 3ettblume, roeifc 
 ^rauenbifiel. 
 
 W6d'rara , s. vid. Wourali. 
 
 Wods, ,v. Bot. bag ©eegra§ (Alga). 
 
 Woos'ted [wus' — ], adj. vid. Worsted. 
 
 WOdtz, Woots [or wuts], *. einc ^rt ®Uf= 
 fla^l 0U8 aSengalcn , bcr SBu§ftat)I, aBoo|. 
 
 Worcester [wOrs'ter, col. wus'ter] , s. Geog. 
 (bie (Stabt) aSorcefter. 
 
 Wop'- eyed [—'id] , adj. vulg. gropdugig. 
 
 Word[wurd], I.*. I. ba§ SSSort, w-a, pi. a) 
 bieSSorter^ 6)bie9Bortej w-satlength,au8* 
 gefd)ricbcnc SBorte (j. 35. 3a^Ien ft. 1. (5in8, 
 ZC.) 5 cautionary w-s, Mii.©ena(i^ri(i^tigung&= 
 obcr locrtiffemcntgroorte: j. S5. ^(cbtungl 
 2. w-s, pi. berSBortwcc^fel, ©treit,* 3. bie 
 "iCntmort, sTtoc^rid^t, berSericbt, ©cfc^cib, bie 
 a3otf(^aft5 4. ba&Sofung§n)ort,bie2ofung5 
 
 5. U^ SBort (®ottc8), bie (()cil.) ©c^riftj 
 
 6. bie S5cl)auptung5 T. bie (grruirungj 8. ba§ 
 •S5erfprc(^en,bic3ufagf5 9. 7'tfoZ. S{>rifiu§ 
 (aU loyog)'-, 10. baS 50lotto, <Spri(iroort, 
 ber ©prucb i good — , bie ©mpfc^Iung, ba& 
 gute Bcugnipj mere w-s of course, blopc 
 SBorte, leere OlcbenSarten^ at a — , in a — - 
 ouf cin aSort, mit einem SBorte, by — , in 
 SBortenj by — , cr by — of mouth, munb= 
 Iiii^5 to send — , benacbrid^tigen, p roifcn 
 tijun, fagen laffcnj — for (by) — , SBort fiir 
 S[Bort5 upon my—, auf mein SBort, auf 
 ©t)re5 II. comp. — book, baS SSocabelbud^, 
 aBorterbu(b 5 — catcher, ber SB-flauber, 
 (Silbenftetber^ — catching, bie SB-flaubereif 
 
 — grubber, col. 1. Xt)iz — catcher; 2. @iner, 
 bcr fi(b grober, garter Olebensarten bebientj 
 
 — pecker, col. ber SB-fpicler 5 — slaughter, 
 bie SBortflaubcrei, ©ilbenftecberci. 
 
 *To Word, V. I. a. (in SBorten) QUSbrilcfen, 
 abfalTcn, einfteiben , mit SBortcn bcjeid^nen^ 
 fdbilbcrn, reben^ to — it down, c8 mcber» 
 fibreibcn , obfafTen 5 II. n. (». u.) SBorte 
 ma(bcn, fi(b sanfen. [fuUe,^eitf(bn>ciftgfcit. 
 
 * Wor'diness, s. berSBortreicbt^um, bicSBort^ 
 *Wor'ding, s. 1. ba§ lu§fprc(ben 5 2.ber7Cu6v 
 
 brucf , SBortlaut, bie TfbfaJTung, ber ©tJ^I. 
 
 * Word'i^ss, adj. njortloS, fpro(bIo& jlumm. 
 
Word 
 
 857 
 
 A¥orl 
 
 •Wor'dy, adj. wortrcid^, wcitfitraeifig, ge* 
 f(^»d$ig 5 — war, — warfare, Dcr SBortfricg. 
 
 Wore, pret, 1. 0. To Wear; 2. c. To Ware, 
 Mar. cor. ft. Veer. 
 
 To Work [wurk] , v. reg. & ir. I. n. 1. axhd' 
 ten 5 2. in3:^dtigfdt fcin/ wirfen? 3.SBir= 
 fung t^un otcr fiupern, (Sinfluf m>en oUx 
 aUn, tinmxfm (on, upon, auf)? 4- g^en, 
 
 5. in aSewegung fein ober gcratl^en (com 
 9Keere)5 6. Mar. a) gcgcn ben SBinb fegelnj 
 to — to windward, bcim SBinbe auffted^en, ^>) 
 (com ©(^iffe) arbciten, ftampfcn unt> fc^Iins 
 gern 5 to — into . . . , \i6) cinbrcingcn in ... 5 
 to — up, \id) cmporarbciten, fid) auffd^rotngen, 
 fii) cr^ebenj II. a. 1. bearbeitcnj 2, t)urd^ar= 
 beitcn , 3. U^anMn, regicren? 4. au§rid)tcn, 
 bewirfcn, ou&roirfen) tl)un, mac^en, &• (cine 
 SSirfung, ic) ^eroorbringcn, in einen gemif* 
 fen 3uftanl) cerfe^en, 6. bcwegen, oermSgen, 
 iibcrrcDcn, treiben (p) 5 T. in ®d|rung brin= 
 gen, gfi^ren laffen, 8. beraegen, errcgen, un= 
 ru^ig ma(^en3 9. funfimdptgbcrocgenj 10. 
 arbeiten laflTen, in TCrbeit fe^en, braucbenj 
 11. anflrengen, 12. ftitfenj 13. picfenj to — 
 one's way, fi(^ (burd^ 5Ku^e unb "Jfnfircngung) 
 ben SBeg ba^nen , f(d(>bur(barbeiten5 T-*. to 
 — a hat, einen 4>uf roalfen 5 to — a horse, ein 
 ^ferb t)U SJJancgc bur(§mac^en laffen? to— in 
 water, Idutern (bic ^elle - M Jturftbnern) , 
 Mars, to — a ship , tin ©d^iff (feine Sttue, 
 ®egcl, ic.) rcgicren j the ship w-s the oakum 
 out , bQS ©c^iff fauct bag SScrg au8 5 to — a 
 (or one's) passage, fiir feine Uberfa^rtScbip* 
 arbeiten cerrid^tenj to — a coach , col. cincn 
 aSagen IcnFen, fasten, to — into, oerarbeiten 
 gu . . . 5 to — off , 1. cerarbeiten 5 2. Typ-s. 
 abbruifen 5 to —the ink on the table, bie^Qr= 
 be Qu§flreid^en, auftrogen? the form w-ed off, 
 bic ausgebrucfte gorm , to — out, 1. crarbei= 
 ten, (burd^ 5)Zu^e unb Arbeit) beroirfen, p 
 ©tanbe bringcnj (eine ^ufgabe) I6fen3 2. 
 QUgI6fd^en, t3erni(iten 5 to — up, 1. ^inouf av- 
 beiten, t)crfc$en (in 2But^, :c.), aufregen, er= 
 bcbcn, emporen^ 2. er^i^en, anfeuernj 3. eine 
 feurige leb^afte garbe l^eroorbringenj 4.oers 
 brau^en (j. S5. 5J?aterialien). 
 
 * Work, I. s. 1. bie Arbeit 5 2. bic aSefd^dftigung 5 
 3. baSSBerfj 4. bieX^t^ 5. bieSBirfungj 
 
 6. bie aSe^Qnblung, 7. bie^ticferei, 8. bie 
 ^fufd^crei, ^licferei, bag ^licfwcrf 5 9- Min. 
 (in Corn.) baS au8 ber ©rube gemonncne, 
 niddt aufbereitcte@rj5 w-s, pi. 10. bie^e= 
 flungsnjerfe (©orjug^mcifc bie inner^alb bes 
 (SrabenS) 5 11. Tkeol. (gutc) SBerfe (gute 
 ^anblungcn, - im Q^egenf. ber ©nabc) ,' to be 
 at — , Ui ber Arbeit fein 5 to find one — , ^U 
 
 ncm p t^un geben, p fdbaffen madden 5 to ge^ 
 (col. fall) to -, p SBerfe (an baS SBerf) ge» 
 ^en 5 to have — upon one's hands , (oiel) p 
 t^un^aben, 11. comp. — bag, ber^rbeitsbeu* 
 tel5 -basket,ber7CrbeitSforb}— beam, r.ber 
 3eugbaum (am SBebftul^Ie)^ — fellow, 1. ber 
 3}litarbeiter5 2. ber StebengefeUj —house, 
 1. bie SKerfflatt, ba§ gabrifgebdubej 2. ba^ 
 SSer!l)au§, 7Crbeit§^au5 , TCrmen^auS i 3. ba* 
 (3roang8=)7frbeitsi^ttu§, 3ud(>t^auS5 — man, 
 
 1. berTCrbeiter, ^rbcit&mann,.&anb»crferj 
 
 2. emph. ber gefcbictteTfrbeiterober Jtiinfllerf 
 
 — master, ber SBerfmeiftcrj — men-book, 
 ba$ ^rbeit§=(0led()nung8»)®u('^ > — sljop , bie 
 SBerfflattj - table , cin TTrbeitStifd^c^en fflr 
 ©amen 5 — weather-day. Mar. ber (bequeme) 
 Siegctag (ber nicbt al§ 2iegetag mitgered()net 
 roirb)) — woman , 1. bie Tfrbeit^frau, TTrbei' 
 tcrinn, Eo^narbeiterinnj 2. bie 3^d^terinn, 
 ©ticfcrinn. 
 
 *Wor'kabIe, adj. p beorbeiten , K. , (bef. pon 
 
 ©rjabern, ic.) ausjubeuten. [on w-s, aUtags^ 
 
 *Work'-ai-day, s. ber SBcrftag, TCrbeitStag; 
 
 * Wor'ker [wiir'— ] , s.i. ber ^rbeiter, 2. w-g, 
 pi. bie ^rbeit§=aSienen. 
 
 *Wor'kjng, I. p. a. 1. arbeitenb,:c.j 2. Jig.- 
 |tnnrei(t> 5 II. w-s , *. pi, Min. bic ^rbeit5» 
 pld$e in cincm J?o^len»erfc 5 III. comp. — 
 big, Min. (in Corn.) ^inldnglid^ gcrdumig 
 pr Arbeit fur einen 3}?ann ? — day, ber SBcr!» 
 tag , SBcrMtag, ^rbeitstag 5 — day life , ba« 
 SBerfeltagleben, IUtag§Iebcn5 — day world, 
 bielUtaggroeltj— drawing, bef. Arch, ber 
 0lif (na^ roeld^em gearbeitet n)irb)j -fur- 
 nace , ber SBcr!ofen 5 — fellow , — house , — 
 man, &c. vid. Work-fellow, &c. ; —men's as- 
 sociation , ber ^rbeiterocrein (SSerein einer 
 arbeitenben CSlaffe)} — people, iCrbeitSleute > 
 
 — tun, Brew, tin 3apfbottig. 
 
 * Work'manlike , adj. *Work'manly, adj & 
 adv. gefl^idPt, funftmdpig, rpo^l (au§09c* 
 arbeitet. 
 
 *Work'manshifp , s. bie Tfrbcit: 1. ba§ SBcrf, 
 Jtunfiroerf, 2. bic ®efd^itfU(b?cit, Jtunflj 
 
 3. bie aSearbeitung. [vid. Work-a-day. 
 
 * Wor'ky , v. vulg. toit Work-man , 1 5 — day. 
 World [wurld], s. 1. bie SKcIt5 2. bie (5rbc$ 
 
 3. Hi irbifc^e, wcltlid^e, 6ffentlid&e, t^dtigc, 
 gefibdftige Scbenj 4. ba» ffinb^afte 8ebenf 
 5. bie funb^aftcn 9J?enfd&en,aBert!inberj 6. 
 ber 2eben8beruf 5 T. bic ^ebenSart, ber^c^ 
 ben8lauf 5 8auf ber SBcIt , bie ©itten bei 
 5Kenfd(>en5 8. bic Scute, 5J?enfd&en5 9. bic 
 grope TCnja^l, 5}?engc5 history of the — , bie 
 SBeltgcfd^ic^te j man of the — , ber SBeltmanuf 
 ways of the— , bcr SBeltlauf, ®ang ber ©ingc ^ 
 
Worl 
 
 858 
 
 Wors 
 
 for worlds, bi§ien[eit§, aufemigjthegreat 
 t)ic grofe Sfficlt, bic SSorne^men 5 the polite 
 bic fcine SBeltj to be much in the— , »icle 
 ®efeafd^Qftctt frequentirenj so goes the — 
 fo ge^t cs in ber SBeltj for all the — , lud 
 ganj genau, ebenfo, gerabe, burii^auSebcnfo, 
 not for all the — , auf feine SBeifc, urn Mnen 
 ^rei§ 5 a — of sweetness, eine ^iillc »on 8icb* 
 li(^fcit) — making, roeltcnf(^affent)j — wea 
 ried, UUnixtiixtie, lebengfatt. 
 
 •World'ljness [wiirld'— ],*.t)icSBeItU(]^feit, bcr 
 SBeltftnnj bie ^ab\u6)t, ®tmnn\u6)t, (Sigen= 
 r^^iQUit 
 
 ♦World'ling, s. ter fmnlid^e 5)?enfd^, SBeltling, 
 SBeItmcnf(^, SBeltmann, bQ0 SBclrtinb. 
 
 *World'ly, adj. & adu. WCltlid): 1. ivti\6), 
 jcitU(J(>5 2. ftnnlid^, 3. eigennii|ig 5 4. rnenfd^^ 
 U4l5 — minded, weltlic^ gcfinnt 5 —mind 
 edness , bcr SBcItfinn J — wisdom , bie 
 SBeltflugl^eit J — wise, rocltflugj the — wise, 
 tie SSeltHugen. 
 
 ^orm [wurm] , *. 1. ber SSurm (befgl./g.)? 
 2. bie 3Kabe5 3. (n. fi.) bie giftigc ©flange j 
 4. ber 3:olIn)urm5 5. ba& 3ungenbanb bcr 
 ^unbC} 6. ^reio. (—of a still) bic @(^lttn= 
 genro^rc, ,Ku^lf(l)Iange 5 T. bos ^rtt§eifcn, ber 
 ^rd^er, jDommsie^crj 8. ber ^ugelste^er, 9 
 ber ©^roubengangj 10. bog ©ewinbe (am 
 ^orfjie^er, %c.)ili.Jig. berStacbel, nogenbe 
 SB., bie nual, ©cwilfensbilfe 5 - bark , SB- * 
 rinbe (»on ber Geoffroya inermis) ; — eaten 
 (—eat), 1. n)-fH(^ig5 2. mabenfrdfig, 3. 
 alt, n>ert^lo§j — eatenness, bte SB-fli^fg» 
 leitj — fence. Am. eine jacfen= obcr jangen* 
 f5rmigc (b. i. mit Huerboljern im ^icfjadf 
 iibcrcinanbcr gelegte) ©infriebigung 5 — 
 grass, Bot. bOS S8-fraut5 — hole, ber 2B-« 
 fK(^ 5 — powder, bas SB-puloerj — seed, ber 
 SB-famen, ^itmerfamenj bcr n>-treibenbe 
 ©dttfefuf I -shells, Conch. aB-r5^ren} - 
 springs, pi. 2B-febern, ©(^nerfen= ober @pi 
 ral=gebern, groifd^en ben ^eberriemcn ciner 
 J!utf(^c, ;c. } — tincture, bie SBurmtinctur 5 — 
 wood, ber SKermuf^j it is — wood to him, 
 e§ rourmt (franft) i^n, — wood-fly, eine 
 Heine fd^rcarje^Iiege, bie fid^ aufben®ten= 
 gein beS SBermut^S auf^dltj —wood-wine, 
 ber SBermut^roein. 
 
 =*To Worm, v. l.n.l. fic^ f(l)l(5ngeln, fid^friim' 
 men J 2. Wurmen, ^eimlic^ nagen, untcrgra* 
 ben 5 II. a. 1. Mar. (ein Tfnfcrtau) frenfen, 
 eine Srenftng legend 2. a) (eine ^linte) mit 
 bem^rd^cr reinigenj 6) au0 (berfelben) bie 
 2abung jie^en, 3. Vet. (einem |)unbe) ben 
 fffiurm ne^men J 4. winbenj 5. fig. (—out, 
 ^erau$s)Iodfen, (^erauSOwinbenj to — one's 
 
 self into favour , ^tg. fid} in SemanbeS ®ttnfl 
 einf(3^leid^en. 
 
 * Worm'ing , s. Mar. ISren&Iienen. 
 *Worm'like, adj. 1. wurmartigj 2. »urmf6r« 
 
 mig? Anat-s. — muscles, bie n>urmdl^nUd()en 
 SKu&Felnj — process, ber wurmformige ^ort* 
 fa§ bes ©e^irnS. 
 
 *Wormuls, *. pL wie Warbles, [brig. 
 
 *Worm'y, adj. 1. wurmig 5 2. ^g. irbif(3^, nie» 
 
 Worn, p. p. 0. To Wear; — down with fa- 
 tigue, tobtmitbej- out, l. abgenu^tj 2. Bot. 
 Derbli(ben, ocrwifd^tj 3. abgeje^rt, jerrfittet j 
 4. erfc^fipftj a broom — to the stump, citt ob« 
 gef Carter Sefenj — with age, oomTCltcr (»on 
 3al)ren) gebeugt, abgeje^rt, dbgeftumpft, 
 erfd^6pft, alterf(bnja(i(). 
 
 Wor'nil? [wur' — ] , s. pi. Vet. (gngerlinge, 8ar« 
 ocn ber SSic^bremfe , bef. in ber ^aut be§ 
 
 Wor'rjer, s. ber Sludler, ^ladfer. [0tinboie^e§. 
 
 To WSr'ry, v. a. 1. jerreifen, jersaufcnj 
 (Shaksp.) ernjiirgcn} 2. bellenb oerfolgen, 
 anbeUen (roie ber @(^fifer^unb bie ©d^afc) j 
 3. qudlen, plogen, neif en 5 4. col. mit "Krbeit 
 iiber^dufen, Wor'ry, s. \ik ^lage :c. 
 
 Worse [wurs] , I. adj. & adv. {comp. iJonBad) 
 f^Ie(j^ter, fc^limmer, roenigerj to be the — 
 for ... , bur(^ . . . ©(^aben ^aben , fci&limm 
 roegfommen ob. bccintrdd^tigt werbcn 5 a little 
 the — for wine, &c., etroas berauf(it (oon 
 SBein, 2C.)j to be none the—, nic^tfibler 
 baran feinj much the — for wear , fe^r abge* 
 trogen, fe^r obgenu$tj not the — , Ui aUt 
 bem, nidjts beflo weniger 5 II. s. baS 
 ©(^limmere, ber S^ad^t^eil, <S^abe. 
 
 *To Worse, *To Wor'sen, v. a. + (Milton) 
 bena(^t^eiligcn,bceintrd(l^tigen,f<j^aben. 
 
 * To Wor'sen , v. n. (in 3^orbenglanb — Sow- 
 they) [(j^limmer roerben. 
 
 Wor'shjp [wur' —],*.!. bie S5ere^ruttg, Inbe- 
 tung, ber ®otteSbienfl5 2. bie SBiirbe, e^re, 
 ^d^lung, 3. bic Situlatur bcr ©ciflli^en un^ 
 einiger SbrigfeitSperfonen (befgl. iron.); 
 your—, (Sure ^od^njurben , ^rceacnjj @». 
 ©eflrcngen, dnj. ©naben. 
 
 *To Wor'shjp , v.l.a. \. oerc^rcn, anbetenj 
 2. e^ren, l(^tung errocifen, ad^tenj II. n. an* 
 betcn, |)anblungcn bcr ITnbetung bcgel^en. 
 
 * Wor'ship^r, s. bcr SScrc^rcr, ^Cnbcter. 
 ♦WoHshjpfiii, adj. 1. angcfc^cnj 2. e^r»fir« 
 
 big, ad^tbar, Pon ^o]^cr^itrbc(befgI. iron.) j 
 right — , ^0(§e^rn)iirbig5 most — master! 
 (ge»6^nl. eilipt.) most — ! fe^r ei^rroArbiger 
 (ober ^od^njiirbiger) SOicifler pom Stu^U (7Cn« 
 rebe an ben prdfibirenbenSKeifler inbcn^rets 
 maurer=2ogen). 
 ♦Wor'shjpfuiiy, adv. c^rerbietfg. 
 
Wors 
 
 859 
 
 Wow 
 
 * Worshipfiiln^ss, s. bie (5()rnjur5)igfeit. 
 
 * Worst [vviirst] , 1. ndj. & adv. (sup. », Bad) 
 bcr, bie, baS ft^Iedbteftc, fc^limmjle, drgftej 11. 
 s. DttS <S(^limm|te, trgfte, at (the) - , n)c= 
 nigftenS , t)a& !Ersfte angenommenj to come 
 (go) by the — , am [(^limmflen wegfommcn, 
 ben ^firjern sie^en? to make the — of, buv(!^» 
 QUS oerberben. [gen. 
 
 ♦To Worst, V. a. beficgen;f(i)Iagen,ubemttlti= 
 
 Wors'ted [gen. wus'ted: Wb., St. /. , F.; 
 wurs'ted, P. ; wiirs'ted, W. ; w6rs'ted , Ja., 
 Kn.y Sni., Wore], s. (am wa^rfd^cinlid^ften 
 oon ber burc^ SKoHmonufactur bcrii^mten 
 (Stabt Worsted in ber (Sraffc^aft Norfolk, ba 
 ba§ SBort bereits im Inglo^^iormdnnifd^cn 
 uorFommt) ba§ auS ^ammmoUe gefponncne 
 ®arn, ^ammwollengarn, ©alette 5 II. arfj. 
 au8 ^ammwoUe gefertigt, rooUcn 5 — articles, 
 woUcne SBaaren, SBoUenmaaren 5 — braces, 
 pl. woUene ^ofentrdgcr, — goods, vid.— 
 stuffs; — manufacturer, bcr SEBoUcnWcbcr j — 
 — needles, pl. ©topfnabcln? —stockings, 
 pl. bic (geiDcbten) n30llencn ©triimpfej — 
 stuffs, au8 langer ^ammnjoUc gcfcrtigte3cus 
 ge, SBoUenftoffej — yam, vid. Worsted, s 
 
 Wort[wurt], s. 1. (in ber 3ufammenfe^ung) 
 ba& ,%raut, bie SBurj j 2. ber ^ol)!^ 3. Brew 
 bef. w-s, pl. bic SBiirje, bcr ©erftentranf, 
 ba§ junge S3ier, fo rate e& ant bem 3apfbottig 
 gcjapft Wirbj w-sof the first running (best 
 — ) bcr SSorlauf) w-s of the last running , bcr 
 SZod^Iauf j — pump, bicS[Rcif(^pumpc. 
 
 Worf/i[wurf/i], s. 1. ber SBert()i ^rei§5 2. 
 bie ©lite, SBortrefflic^fcit, ©d^d^barfcit^ 3. 
 bie SSurbc, Sffiid^tigfeit, "^Td^tung , baS 7tnfe= 
 l^cn, SScrbienft, a man of — , ein cerbicnf^s 
 ooUcr Wlam , SSiebermann. 
 
 *Worf/i, adj. 1. njcrtt), roiirbig, 2. to be — , 
 Com. raert^ fcin, im ^reife ober (Sourfc fie= 
 l^en ju . . . , notirtfein mit . . . , suftel)enfom= 
 men auf ... 5 — asking, fragen§roert^5 — 
 reading, lefcnSwert^ J — speaking of, ber 
 Slebc wert^ ,♦ — while, bcr QKii^c wcrt^, nu| 5 
 tobe— , rocrt^ fcin, im SSermogcn l)abcn5 
 what is she— ? toii ciel ^atfic?... is — to 
 me ... , . . . bringt mir . . . ein. 
 
 Wor'thiest [wvir'— ], adj. & s. («<p. D. Wor- 
 thy) bcr, bic, ba§ SBfirbigfle, — of blood, 
 Law, bic <S6^ne (in ©ucceff!on&fa(i^cn 5 opp. 
 
 ♦Wor'thily, ado. njflrbig, IC. vid. Worthy; 
 nad^ SBfirbcn, nad^SSerbicnfl. 
 
 * Wor'thin^ss, s. l.bicSBurbig!eit, bcrSScrt^j 
 2.bie585urbe5 3:ugcnb. 
 
 •Wort/i'I?s8, 1, adj. 1. n3crtt)lo8, nid^tS rocrt^, 
 gcring,f(i^le(f>tj 2. unwiitrbig, nid^tgroitrbig , 
 
 II. - ness, s. 1. bicSBcrt^IortgFciti 2. bicUn^ 
 murbigfcit, bcr Unrocrlt). 
 
 *Wor'thy, I. adj. 1. rourbig, racrt^j 2. fd^d?* 
 bar, ausgcjcid^net, trcff(id)5 3. iron, trefflid), 
 faubcrj to be — of, fcrbicncn, — of reward, 
 bclo^nen§n)crtl)Ul- s. 1. bcr 5)?ann ton SScr^ 
 bicnjl,e^rcnmann, SSiebcrmann, grope ^)lam, 
 ^tlti 2. iron, bcr (S^rcnmann (b. i. unroiir-- 
 bigc SlRann) 5 these worthies , iron, bicfc fau^ 
 beren 2cutd)cn I bicfc ^clbcn I 
 
 ^ To Wot, To Wote, v. ir. n. (pret. w8t, wotc. 
 p. p. wot'ten), mjTen, God — , ®ott WCip C& 
 
 Wou'd [wud] , abbr. fl. Would. 
 
 Woiild [wuld] , s. vid. Weld. 
 
 Would [wud] , pret. l^on Will , qv. 1. WOlttC 5 
 2. roiirbci 3. m6d)tc, wiinf^jtc, 4. foUte, 
 fonntc} 5. c& l^c^t l)dufig i>on oftcrS wicbcr^ 
 ()oltcn ^anblung unb iji bann burd^ pflcgcn 
 obcr ein 7(b»crbium (ro 1) I, c t ro a, :c.), oft gar 
 nid^t auSjUbriLidf en : the door was closed, bt!i 
 now and then it — open and some strange 
 being — steal forth and glide through tlic 
 rooms ; I — not do it, id) njlirbc Ob. i^ modjte 
 CS nic^t t^unj — , or — to God (heaven), 
 wolltc®ott(bcr^immcl)5 —I had donciU 
 l^attcid) c§ bod^ nur gctt)an! — be, fcin woU 
 Icnb, rciinfc^cnb} bef. ccrgcblid^ roiinfd^cnb i 
 unbegrunbetc Infpruc^c mad^cnb auf ... , 
 ocrmcintlid^, oorgcblic^, <S(^cin=} — be wit. 
 bcr gem roi^ig ware. 
 
 Wound [vulg. & inel. wound] , *. 1. bic SBunbCj 
 2. ba§ 2Be^, ber ©corners 5 3. bic S5erlc§ung, 
 SScIcibigung? — wort, Dot. 1. ber SBunbHcc 5 
 2. baS SBunbfrautj 3. bic SBalb^Sflofncffcu 
 4. ba§ 2afcrfraut. [njunbcn , tcrlc^cn. 
 
 * To Wound, V. a. gcwaltfam bcfd^dbigcn, »cr^ 
 
 Wound, pret. &p. p. 0. To Wind ; — out, ^cr« 
 auggcTOitfeltj — up, aufgcrounbcn, cntroirfelt. 
 
 Woun'der, s. bcr SScriuunbcnbc. 
 
 Wound'less, adj. <fe adv. ol)ncS[Sunbcn, unOCr» 
 munbet, unocrIe|t. 
 
 Woun'dy, I. adj.; II. woiin'dily, adv. vulg. 
 (nur im 5)iunbc bc§ gcmcincn ^6bcl§,bcf. 
 ber SD^atrofctt) fc^r grop, aupcrorbcntUd[>, gc* 
 roaltig, md(^tig, ungcl)cucr, adv, fc^r,a«. 
 furd^tbar, :c. 
 
 Wou'ralj , s. (bci bcn fiibamcrihnifc^cn 3nbia» 
 ncrftdmmcn) ba§ Urari, Urali, SSaffcn* obcr 
 'Pfeilgift. 
 
 Wove , pret. & incor. (bcf. in U6)ni^S)cn ^TuS- 
 brudPcn, cf. Wire-wove, Ac.) p. p. x>. To 
 Weave; — cards, Jtttrtcn bcrcn ^apicr obcr 
 ^appc nur au§ (5 i n c r 9Kafic bef^c^t j — pa- 
 per, SSelinpapicr. 
 
 Wo'ven, p. p. D. To Weave, gcwirft, gcwcbt. 
 
 To W6^ , V. a. (roic ein ^unb) bcUcnj wow 
 
Wrac 
 
 860 
 
 Wren 
 
 wow, (al$ 9ia4>a'^mung t)c§ ^puntJCQebcns) 
 ^au ^au, »au roau. 
 W oor r im Inlaute if^ flets jlumrn. 
 
 ♦ Wrack [rak], s. vid. Wreck & Sea-wrack.[&c. 
 •To Wrack, * Wrack'er , &c. vid. To Wreck, 
 ♦Wraik, *. vid. Sea-wrack. 
 ♦Wrain'-bolts, vid. Wring-bolts. 
 ♦Wraif/t, *. feic erf(I)einung (mie t>cr lihtx^ 
 
 glttubc in !)?orl)englont) u. ©djottlant) waljnt) 
 einer halt flerbcnt)en ^crfon. 
 
 * To Wran'kle, vid. To Rankle. 
 
 * Wrang'lands, s. pi. bic ocrbutteten, !rumm= 
 gewa^fenen, fnorrigten ©dume (bic fein ®au« 
 ^oljgcben), 3n)ergbaumc. 
 
 ♦To Wran'gle, v. I. n. jaiifcn, i^ttbem, ftrei= 
 ten? II. a. (» ii.) in 3ttnf oerroicfeln. 
 
 ♦Wran'gle, ♦Wran'gling, *. ber 3an!, ^abcr, 
 @trcit, bic <Streitigfcit5 ba§ 3anfen, 2C. 
 ©treitcn. 
 
 ♦Wran'gler, s. 1. ber Bfinfer, 3anffud)tige3 
 2, ber SEBortf dmpfer, bcf. 4c. (in Cambridge) 
 w-s, p^. bie (gcn>. jwolf) gef(^icfteften,8ur 
 (Srabuirung crlcfenen ©tu^entcn ber Uni\?er* 
 fitdt Sambribge j senior — , ber ©tubent, ber 
 baS eyamen am beflen bcflanben j^at. 
 
 * Wran'glesSme, adj. jdnififc^, flreitfud)tig. 
 ♦To Wrap [vulg. rop], u. a. 1. 5Ufttmmen= 
 
 wicfeltt/ cinroicfclnj 2. Jig. cnti^alten, begrei^ 
 fcn^to— in,to— up, l.einraicfeln^eittfd^Iagen, 
 cinl)uUen5 2.impr.entsficfen,virf.ToRap,4.; 
 to be wrapped op in..., gang eingenommen 
 fein Don, oufge^en in. [lung, bev Umfti^Iag. 
 ♦Wrrip'page, s. boS (5tnf(^Iagen, bie Um^iiU 
 ♦Wrap'p?!", s. 1. ber (Sinnjictler, k^ cf. To 
 Wrap; 2. ber Umf(^Iag, Um^ang,Ubersug, 
 (avL6) Bot.) bie ^Me-, 3. ba§ SBicteltud) , bit' 
 grobe Seinwanb pmUmfc^Iagen, ba^^atf* 
 tu<i), Umfc^lttgetud^i 4. rooUcncS 3eug jur 
 aScbecfung fur^tegerinnen, 5.bernjeite3}?an= 
 teli 6. berUmfd^Iag eines J8u(i^c§5 T. Com. 
 gcro. w-s , pi. bie ©ecfbldtter jum Umfpinnen 
 ber Sigarren (opp. Fillers). 
 
 ♦ Wrap'plug' I- *• bie Um^ilUung, ber Umft^Iagj 
 n. cowip. — cloak , ber n>eite Mantel j — pa- 
 per, ba§ ^atfpapier. [Mantel. 
 
 ♦ Wrap'-rascal , s. cant, tin weiter Uberrocf, 
 ♦Wrapt, contr. pret. & p. p. fi. Wrapped. 
 ♦Wrass, ♦Wrasse, s. Ich. ber Sippfifd^. 
 ♦Wrath [W., Reid; v'Ath, St. J., F., Wb., Ja., 
 
 Kn., Tbih, W. ; rai/i, S., P., Sm. , /a., Kn.], 
 s. ber 3orn, ©rirnm, bie SBut^, — kindled, 
 jomcntbronnt)— fui, I. adj.\U.—{iil\y,adv. 
 jornig, grimmig, wiitljenb j III. — fulness, s. 
 ber ®rimm, 3orn, bie SQ5ut()j —less, adj. 
 o^ne ^cxn, fanft, — , adj. vid. b. f. SB. 
 ♦WrafA'y, adj. col. fe'^r er^firnt, crgrimmt. 
 
 * To Wraul , To Wrawl , v. n. 4= miaucn (Wie 
 einc Staije). 
 
 * To Wreak, v.rrgr. a. l.rd(i()en, au0iibcn, ou8= 
 laffenj 2. incor. uid. To Rec1<;; to — one's 
 rage (one's anger) upon . .. , fein 9Kut()(^cn 
 an . . . fii^Ienj to — one's vengeance , S^a^c 
 auSiibcn. 
 
 * Wreak, s. 4: 1. bic Sfiat^ej 2. bic SKut^. 
 *Wreak'ful, adj.:^(^Shaksp.) rad)fuit)tig, jor* 
 
 nig. [miit^ig. 
 
 *Wreak'less, adj. m6)t raij^fiid^tig , fanft= 
 
 * Wreaf/J [ W., Wb., Sm., Ja. , &c. , reth , P., 
 Kn., W., Ja.], s. 1. bic ^kdiU, Socfcj 2. ber 
 (SlofenO^ranj , ba§ asiumcngcnjinbc , bic 
 ®uirlanbe5 3. bic9loUe, geraunbene Arbeit j 
 4. Conch, bic 03?onbf(i^nectc 3 5. Sport, ber 
 ®drcnf(^n)anS) (Sberfdjmans, bie Seicr, ber 
 asiirjel j w-s, pi. bic SBinbungcn eincr S(^ncf« 
 fc5 w-s of snow, proui/ic. jufammengctric= 
 bene (rocUenformige) ^aufen ©c^nec. 
 
 *To Wreatli(e), v. reg. & ir I. a. 1. njinbcn, 
 fIcd)ten,locfen, fidufelnj oerflet^tcn, 2. be* 
 frdnjen, umfrdnscnj II. n. eingcwcbt, cinge* 
 flod^tcn, t>crflod^ten, tcrwebt fein. 
 
 * Wreathed, p. p. o. To Wreathe. 
 *Wrea'then, adj. gcmunbcn, gcflot^tcn? - 
 
 vessels, Anat, gefriimmtc ©cfdjje. 
 *Wrea'thy, adj. 1. gcrounbcn, geflod^tcn , ge» 
 lodPtj 2. fd^necfcnformigi 3. befrdnjt. 
 
 * Wreck, s. 1. bog gcfd)citerte Scbiff, SBracf, 
 bic (<B(ii^^')Zx\xmmcx i 2. ber Slampf cincS 
 alten (oufgclcgten)©d)iffeS5 3.'2fae§ roaS auf 
 bcm Waxc ^crumtrcibt, pi. ©cctriftcn (R.)i 
 4. ber @d){ffbrU(^, vid. Ship-wreck; 5. bic 
 3crftorung , SScrnMiiflung , ba§ SJcrbcrben 3 6. 
 Min. ba§ ®cfdj5, in bcm^cc^ersc jum brittcn= 
 mal geroafd^cn n)erbcn3 T. terborrtcS UnFraul 
 im ^cferlanb3 8- Bot-s. ber a5Iafcntang3 
 grass — , ber SKaJTcrriemcn, baS 5ltccrgra§, 
 ©tranbgra§3 to go to -, fc^eitern, suSrilm^ 
 mcr (su ©runbc) gc^en3 — free. Law, bem 
 (Stranbre(i^tc ni6)t unternjorfcn? - pipe, bie 
 SSracfs^ipc. 
 
 *To Wreck, v. I. a. burd^ &6)i^hx\x6) JU 
 ©runbcrid^ten, f(3^eiternla|fen, sertrummcrn, 
 jcrftoren, ju (Srunbe ric^ten3 II. n. an ,Klip» 
 pen serfd^eUen, f(^eitcrn, ©c^iffbrud^ leibcn. 
 
 * Wreck, v. & v. junj. incor. |i. Wreak. 
 *Wreck'age, s. 1. mz Wreck, 4.5 2, vid. 
 
 Wreck, 1. [goods, SBracfgut, Stranbgut. 
 
 * Wrecked, p. a. gcfd^citcrt, gcf^ranbetj - 
 *Wreck'er, s. 1. btT SBracfer, ©tranbbicb, 
 
 ©tranber, bicbifd^e Merger ton SBracf= obct 
 ®tranbgut3 2. vid. Bracker. 
 
 * Wreck'ful, adj. (n. u.)5crfl6rcnb, terbcrblic^. 
 *Wren, s. Orn-s. bcr 3aunf 6nf g , 3aunfd(>lu» 
 
Wren 
 
 861 
 
 Writ 
 
 pfer,SBmterfonig, ©itneefottig? green or 
 willow—, bcr SBcibenjeiug, SBeiDenfangcrj 
 golden (crested) — , ba§ ©olb^ci^nc^en. 
 
 * To Wrench, v. a. 1. n>int)en, bretjen, ringen, 
 jic^enj 2. ocrrenfcn, oerftau^eiij to — open, 
 mitSeroaltoffnen, aufrennen, auffprengen, 
 to — out, (mit <|)eftigfeit) ^eraussie^en. 
 
 * Wrench, s. 1. Der 3ug, JRucf j 2. Die SScrrcn= 
 fungj 3. ber <S(^raubenl)rct)er, ©d^rauben* 
 fc^liiffel,- 4. (n. it.) ba§ ^roangSmittel, 5- 1 
 t)ie lu&ilu(^t, pi. Jtniffc. 
 
 * To Wrest, v. a. 1. (^cftig) t^re^eti, jic^cn, 
 reif en, jerren, renfen, roinbcn, (to — from), 
 entroinDen, entrei^en,abprefren^ 2.ccrbrel)cn, 
 umbre^en,umDeuten (ben ©inn eincr ©telle). 
 
 * Wrest , s. 1. bag 3erren, Qrpreffen , bic ®e= 
 roalt, ®ewalttt)dtigfeiti 2. bicSSerrcnfung} 
 3. T. ber ©timm^ammerj 4. bie ©dgcfeile, 
 5. jum. incor. ft. Wrist. 
 
 * Wres'ter, j.l.Der (^eftig) 3ie^ent5C, JReipcnDe, 
 SBinDenDej 2.Der S5erDre^er, Umbeuter. 
 
 *To Wres'tle [res'sl] , v. I. n. 1. ringen, 
 (n)ett)fdmpfcn (— with, mit) j 2. |i(^ balgen j 
 II. a. imS^ingen beficgcnj wrestling place, 
 bcr OlingcplQ^, ,fi'ampfpla$ 5 w-ing society, 
 Sflingeroerein. [ber,ftdmpfer, ^ttt^let j ©algcr. 
 
 ♦Wres'tler [res'sler] , s. ber Stinger, (Sffiett*) 
 
 * Wretch, s. 1. ber unglucflic^c, bebauernS* 
 wurbige 5)?enfcb/ ©lenbe^ 2. ber clenbc, oer» 
 d(^tli(^c, nicbtgroiirbige OJ{enf(^,©(^uft, Sump, 
 S5ube, S5$i(^t, ^erlj 3. (poor—) ber (orme) 
 Sropf (Sliaksp. brttuc^t C0 and) aU jdrtlic^eS 
 8iebfofung§n)ort). 
 
 ♦Wretch'ed, I. adj.; II. — ly, arfu. 1. elenb, 
 ungliirflidji 2. idrnmcrltd^, armfelig, erbdrm: 
 Ii(^i 3. lumpig, f(^ofel,niit6n)urbig,iDerQ(^t- 
 Ii(^, fd)le(^t) bofe. III. — ness , *. 1. ber un= 
 gliictlic^e, trourige 3uftanb , bad @lenb , Un= 
 ^ludi 2. bic 3dmmcrli(^feit, ^rmfeligf eit, 
 S?crd(^tlid)feit. 
 
 *Wretch'less, &c. impr. ft. Reckless, &c. 
 
 * To Wrig'gle, v. I. n. roebein (roie ein |)unb mit 
 bem ®d)n)anje)5 in ®eroegung fein, fic^ min» 
 ben, fxcb friimmen, fic^ fdjldngcln, fi(^ rodljen, 
 ^in*unb (jerriirfeni U. a. ^in unb t)crbcn)es 
 gen i bur(^ ^inunb^erberocgen roo^in brin= 
 gen, (fic^) einroinben, (fx(^) burc^minbcn, to 
 — into, ^ineinroinbcn^ to — out, loS roinben, 
 lo8 ringen, ^crauSnjinben. 
 
 ♦WrTg'gle, adj. biegfam, gelen!, ftc^ ^in= unb 
 
 ^erberoegenb j — tail , col. ber ^unb mit m- 
 
 belnbem ©c^roonj. 
 ♦Wright [rit], .v. (in comp.) ber ^rbciter, 
 
 ^anbroerhr: cart—, ship — , wheel —,vid. 
 
 Unter Cart, Ship, Wheel. 
 
 ♦To Wring, V. ir. I. a. l.bre^cn, au^brc^en, 
 
 winben, ^crau§»inbcn, ringen, ausringeni 
 2. brucfen, preffen j 3. erprefTenj 4. bebrudtcn 5 
 5. qudlen, martern, dngfiigen, perfolgenj 6, 
 fig. oerbre^euj Mars, to — a mast, eincr. 
 9)lafl burd^ 5u ftarfcS "^nfe^en ber SBanDtauf 
 frumm mac^enj to — the planks, bic pianfcn 
 Qntreiben? to — off, abbre^en, umbre^en? to 
 
 - out, ou&preffen, auSbrucfen, ousringenj II. 
 n. ftd) (oor ^ngft) Jrummen , fic^ roinben. 
 
 * Wring, s. baS9tingen(ber^dnbe,»)or7Cng)i), 
 ba6 ©i(^n)inbcn, w-s, pi. ^eftige ©(l()merjen 
 beg Summers, JSrofiloftgfeit, Mar-*.— bolts, 
 pi. Slingboljen mit einem ©plintj — staves, 
 pi. (Spafcn urn ^lanfen anjutreibcn. 
 
 *Wring'?r, s. ber (^u8=)9^in9cr. 
 
 ♦Wring'ing-, comp. — machine, 1. eine 3Ra« 
 ferine sum "JfuSringen ber a8df(ie5 2. T. \iit 
 SBaf(§ban? (bd ben SKoUwdfc^ern)} — pole, 
 
 — post, Dy. ba& SBring* ober ^ringeifen. 
 
 * Wrifn'gle-tail, s. Ent. \iit SSrcmfc, Olo^miirfe, 
 ^ferbefliege. 
 
 * Wrin'kle, s. 1. bie Otunjcl, goUc 5 2. bic 0latt« 
 ^igf eit (ber £)berfld(^e) , 3. bie ^eerfc^nerfe. 
 
 *To Wrifn'kle, v. I. a. runseltt, in j^^^ltcn 8ic« 
 ^en, rumpfeu) II. n. ft(i> runjeln, fatten fd(>Itt« 
 geni w-d , p. a. vid. b. f. S8. 
 
 * Wrin'kly, adj. gerunjelt, runjelig, in galten. 
 
 * Wrist, s. bag ^anbgelenf, "gauftgelenf j 
 5port-*. bridle— , baS ^. ber linfen ^anb5 
 sword — , ba& |>. bcr rei^ten |)anb5 — band 
 [col. riz'b'nd] , baS SSiubc^en am |)embdrmel. 
 
 * Writ, 4: preU & p. p. pon To Write. 
 
 * Writ, *. 1. bie ®d)rift, bef. Holy ob. Sacred 
 — , bie ^eilige ©d^rift 5 2. Law , a) bcr (in 
 ©nglanb im Xiamen bc§Jt6nig5 unb unter 
 ©icgel oon irgenb einem ©erit^tg^ofc , in ei« 
 nigcn ber SSercinigten ©taaten oon 3?orbame« 
 rifa oonjebem einjelnen Stid^fer im 3^amen u. 
 burc^ ©rmdc^tigung be§ BtaaU^ eriaffenc) 
 fc^riftUc^e obrigfeitli(^e SScfel)! ober TCuftrai, 
 an ben ©^erijf ober anbern SSeamten mit S5er^ 
 l)altunggmafrcgcln in Sejug auf eincnoor- 
 licgcnben Olet^tsfall, bcr ®eri(bt&fd^ctn 5 en- 
 gcrgcfapt: b) (ba 3iicmanb gefe§U(^ vklage 
 cr^cben Fann, o^ne Dormer nad^ Xnfu^rung bcr 
 ^loggriinbc einen [original] writ ausgcmirft 
 ju ^aben, worin bann bic |)auptpunfte bcr 
 Jtlagc roicber^olt werben:) bic ^lagcf(^rift, 
 i^c6)U')Ma^c, ba§8ibcll j c) (==>Sommons) 
 ber Sorlabungdbcfe^l , bic gcri(^tlid^e SSorlo* 
 bung , Citation J d) (— of attachment, — of 
 capias, — to apprehend the body) bcr Sap* 
 turbcfe()I, SBcr^aftSbcfc^l, to serve a — , ei« 
 ncn S5cr^aft§bcfe()l DoHjie^cnj e) (S/iafc^p.) 
 bicgcrid^tlic^cUrfunbc, /) ba§ TCu&fddrciben 
 ju ben ^arlamentsroa^lcn , bcr ^arlamcntd* 
 
Writ 
 
 862 
 
 Wron 
 
 SBa^lbefc^l) action of a — , MaQc , woiuni^ 
 3emanb ju crweifen fud^t, ba^ t)cr MlH^tv jur 
 ^rlongung l)e& auf fdn 7fnfud^en erlaffenen 
 Tvrit ni(^t bered^tigt war, day — , bie geri^ts 
 lid)t ©riaubnif, weld^c cin ©efangener er^dlt, 
 fiii auf cinen I£ag au0 bem ©efdngniJTe su be* 
 gebenj original — , ber oon bcm v$tansleige= 
 rid^te unter beS ^onig§ ©iegcl Quggef^eUte 
 aSefe^I, judicial — , ber »on trgcnb cinem 
 SDbcrrid^ter unter bcm ^rii^atficgel bc§ ®es 
 ri(^tS auSgefertigte aSefe^lj reaS — , ein gc* 
 ric^tlid^er aScfc^l in einer Sfle^t&fod)C,n)el(be 
 aSefi^ unb unbcroeglic^es ©igent^um betrifft, 
 im Oegcnfa^ ju personal — , in aScjug auf 
 berocglid^e ®utcr unb pcrf6nli(l)e aSeleibigungi 
 - of acconnt, —of certiorari, &c. vid. Ac- 
 count, &c. ; — of assistance, bcr 95cf(^Iag§bes 
 fe^l auf unocrjoUte SBaaren 5 — of entry , - 
 of possession, ber gcricbtlicbe SSefe^l an ben 
 ®^cnff Semanb in ben frii^eren ©efi^ einju= 
 roeifcn) — of error, ber ^efe^l an bie Oli(i)ter 
 eittc§ oberen (Scri(^t§^ofe§ jur Sfleoibirung 
 um^ frii^er oon einem unteren ®erid^tsl)ofe 
 gcfdttten Urt^eilSj — of execution, bcr SSoU* 
 jie^ung^befe^l^ — of habeas- corpus, bie ©e* 
 rid^tSlabung auf bie 4)abett§=(5orpuS='2fcte5 — 
 ad inquirendum, — of inquiry, ber Unterfu= 
 d&ungSbefeljl; bef. ber ©efe^I jur 3ufammen= 
 berufiing bcr ©efcbworcnen jur (Srmittelung 
 be§ ®(l^abcnerfa§e§ , ber bent ^^Idger in bem 
 ^allc juFommt, bop bcr aSef lagte nid^t jur SSer= 
 t()cibigung ©or ©erid^t erfd^eint ^-of right, ber 
 ^efel)l 5ur ^u&Uefcrung einer in Tfnfprud^ ge= 
 nommenen(Sad^eanbenred^tmdfigcna5efi|er. 
 
 *Wri'tative, adj. (ein im (Si^ersc »on Pope 
 im ©egenf. ju Talkative gema^te§ SBort) 
 fcbrcibfelig. 
 
 *To Write,y.I.a. l.fd^reiben j 2.abf(§rciben5 
 3. cinfd^reiben,cintragen, einscid^ncnj to — 
 one's self, fig, ftd^ nenncn, gelten moHen 
 alS . . . 5 to — fair, fd^on fd^reiben 5 —me word 
 how it is , ft^reibcn (melben) @ic mir roie e§ 
 ftc^t, geben <Sic mir j)ta(^rid^t, :c. j to —back, 
 suritdf fd^reibcn , ^ntraortcrt^eilcn, antwor= 
 tenj to — down, 1. nieberfd^reiben, f(briftlidb 
 abfalTcn, 2. Com. aufnotiren, aufseid^ncn, be= 
 laficn? to — into bank, Com. in Sanco ab* 
 unb 5uf(^reiben5 to — off, l. abfd^reiben, (einc 
 ©inlabung, :c.) fc^riftlicb abfagenj 2. Com. 
 (pom^ollconto, 2c.) abfi^reiben) to — out, 
 abft^rcibctt, ausfd^reiben, copiren? to — out 
 (at full length) , (cinen fHarmn ganj) au&s 
 fd^rcibcttj to — over again, wicbcr (no(^ cin= 
 mal) abfd^reiben? II. n. 1. fc^rciben (on, 
 fiber) i 2. f(^riftftellern5 3. al§ ©d^reibcr an* 
 flefteUt fcin j he w-s in the post-office , er ift 
 
 ©d^rcibcr im ^oftamt, to — for ... , beftcl^ 
 len, wegen . . . ^uftrog gebcnj to — to order 
 of a publisher , im ^uftragc cinc§ Serlcgcr^ 
 fd^rcibcn 5 to — under (or from) one's dicta- 
 tion, (Sineg S>ictata nad^fd^reibcn , bictanbo 
 fd)rcibcn. 
 
 *Wri'ter, .v. 1. bcr @d^rcibcr, (Soncipicnt? 2. 
 bcr (Sd^riftfleller, SScrfoferi the — of this or 
 of the present, bcr ©d^rcibcr biefcS (Sriefcs, 
 :c.) 5 — of the tallies, cincQfrt CSontroUcur im 
 ^inanjburcaui — to the signet , 1. bcr ^an-- 
 seUifl, (ein 95camtctcr bed ge^eimen (Sicgcl= 
 ben)a^rcrS)5 2. Sc. Law, glcitb bem cnglifd)cn 
 
 *Wrii/i, s. vid. Wreath. [Attorney , qv. 
 
 * To Writhe, v. reg. &. ir. I. a. 1. brc^cn, njin= 
 ben, flcd^tcn j 2. umbrebcn 5 Pcrbrc^cn, pcrjcr^ 
 ren, II. n. fid^ minbcn, fid& (por (Sc^mcrj) 
 Mmmcn, anSSerjucfungcn Icibcn 3 a writhing 
 smile, dn frampfl)afte§ 2dd) ein. 
 
 * Writh'en , p. p. 0. To Writhe. 
 
 * Wri'ting, s. 1. baS ©d^rcibcn 5 2. bie ©d^rcib* 
 art5 3. ber fd^riftlid^c :jfuffa^5 4. bie ©d)rift5 
 5. bie ©d()riftfteirerci , ba§ ©(briftflcUern 5 1>. 
 Law, bic Urfunbc, bag ©ocumcnt, T. w-s, pi. 
 ©d^riften, ^apicre, ©cripturcn, ©ocumcntc j 
 aSud^er, in - , fc^riftlid), to take down in — , 
 nicberf(breibeni to draw up in — , p Ropier 
 bringen, fd)riftlid^ abfaffen, — to order, baf 
 Iitcrarif(be ^robuciren auf SScftcUung, — 
 book, 'ba^ @(breibbud^j — desk, 1. ba& 
 ©d^reibpult, bcr @(brtibtifd^ i 2. bic ©d^rcib- 
 commobc 5 — diamond, bcr ®(aferbiamant , - 
 hand, bic<B(§reibartj — master, ber ©d)rcib= 
 meij^cr, ©cbrcible^rcr,- paper, ba0 (Sd)rcib= 
 papier 5 — pen, bie ©d^reibfeber 5 — pen in the 
 brain, Anat. bic !S(bteibfebcr im ©eljim, — 
 quill, bie^eberfpulc, (ungcfdbnittcne)®d^rcib- 
 febcrj — reed , ba§ Sd)rcibrol)r ber ^Htcn^ — 
 stand , ba§ ©(^reibjeug 5 — table , bcr 
 (S(breibtif(b. 
 
 * Writ'ten, p. p. p. '1 Write ; — evidence, bcr 
 UrfunbcnbcwciSj — laws (im ©cgenf. p. un- 
 written obcr common law), n)ie Statute- obcr 
 statutory-law, qv, 
 
 * Wrong, I. adj. ; II. or - ly, axlv. (p^t)f. u. 
 moral.) l. unrcd)t, unbiliigj 2. pcrfc^rt, 
 quer, fd^ief, falfd^, unrid)tig, unipa^r , irrig f 
 3. adv. mit Unrest, to be— , Unrccbt i)abcn> 
 I took the — glove, i6) na()m ben unrcd^ten 
 |)anbf(^u^5 the — side, 1. bie unrcd)tc ©citcf 
 2. bie Un!e ©cite (be0 Suc^cS h., bci ben 
 3:ud^ma(bcm) TTbrc^tej — font, Typ. faU 
 fcber ®uf (pon SSucbftaben gcfagt, bic au0 
 cinem falfd^en 'J(Ip()abct finb, cf. wf. abbr. 
 unt. W.; — head, ber Slucrfopf} —headed 
 (- head), qucrfopftg, pcrfc^rt, jpibcrflnnigj 
 
Wroii 
 
 863 
 
 Xera 
 
 unsereimt, Qbgcfd^macftj — headed zeal , ber 
 blml)e (Sifer j— headedness, bieocrfc^rteSSe* 
 f(j(>affen^eit j bef. ber (Starrjinnj — heirs, ioc. 
 >Rrebfe o&ne ©d^alcn (fa^lfc^njanjige ^rcbfe, 
 bef. fcer 35ern^arD§freb§, (Sremit, ©oltjat, c/. 
 Soldier, 2.). 
 
 ♦Wrong, s. 1. l)ag Unred^t, Die SJerle^ung be§ 
 Sfte(t>te§, ber jugefugtc ©(^01)65 2. t>ie a5elei= 
 bigung j 3. ber S'^rt^unij to be in the — , ltn= 
 rec^t ^aben? — doer, berSSeleibigcrj— doing, 
 bic Unt^at. 
 
 ♦To Wr5ng, v. a. 1. Una6)t\)dliQin , Unred^t 
 t^un, ©d^aDcn jufiigen, beoort^eiUn, 2. be* 
 tcil)igcn5 3. Drucfenj to be w-ed by ... , ubcl 
 be^anbelt rocrben ober bclcibigt fein oon . . 
 
 ♦ Wrong'er, s. bcr welc^er Unred^t t^ut, bcr 
 ®eleibiger,SSerle$er. 
 
 ♦ WrSng'ful, I. adj. ; II. arfv. ungcred^t, unre(^t= 
 mdfig, adv. mit Unred(>t} III. — ness, *. Me 
 Ungerec^tigFcit , ba§ Unred^t. 
 
 ♦ Wrong'n^ss, s. tie SSerf c^rt^eit. [Write. 
 
 ♦ WrSte , pret. (^ & vidg. and) p. p.) ». To 
 *Wr5i/i, adj. sornig, crjfirnt, bo&^aft. 
 
 ♦ Wrought [rat] , I. pret. & p. p. o. To Work ; 
 11. adj. 1. gearbcitet} 2. oerarbeitct, fabri* 
 cirtj 3. bearbeitetj 4. gejimmcrtj 5. jierlid^ 
 
 gcarbeitet, gcmobelt, gcflitft, (oon3eugcn> 
 brofd^irtj — iron, ©cbmiebeeifen, gewaljtcg- 
 Ob. gejogeneS (Sifen, Stabeifeii; ®tQngenei= 
 fenj — nails, gefd^micbete 3?clgel. 
 ♦WriiQg, pret. & p. p. o. To Wring; — head* 
 of a vessel , pi. Mar. bie ,^immen ober Stim* 
 mung eines @d|>iffce. 
 
 * Wry , I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. frumm , fi^fcf,, 
 tjerbre^t, ocrjent j to make — faces, ©rimaf* 
 fen mac^ en 5— legged, fiummbeimg5 -mouth, 
 ba§ fd^iefcSKauI 5 — mouthed, fd^iefrnduUgj 
 — neck, 1. bcr fddiefc ^alSj 2. eine frampfar= 
 tige ^rttnf^eit ber @d^afe , beren (Stjmptont 
 tin fd^iefer ^al§ iflj 3. Om. ber SBenbc^aB, 
 )Drc^^al§; 2)tattern)inbel 5 —necked, f^icf* 
 i^alfig , frumm^alftg j 111. — ness , s. bic 
 ^riimrne, @c^ief()eit. 
 
 * To Wry, (n. it.) v. I. a. bre^en, frummen^ 
 oerbre^en j II. n. fd^ief fein, obn>ci(^cn. 
 
 Wurst, s. bie SQSurfl, ber SSurftroogen (cine^rt 
 
 Drofc^fe). 
 
 :j: Wych, in ber 3ufammenfe§ung vid. Wich. 
 Wydraught [— 'draft] , s. bie SBafferleitung^ 
 
 Ibjuc^t, ©offe. 
 Wyth'era, s. pi. vid. Withers. 
 W^ver, Wyv'^rin, Wy'v?rn, s. vid. Wiver,&c; 
 
 X. 
 
 X [eks] , s. (ein ^Kitlauter) baS 36, j 5 XX or 
 double X,boppeltX, eine corsuglid^cifrtpors 
 ter, Xtin, Com. baS ^reujble(^ (eine 356= 
 jei(inung ber ^iflcn, in benen bag SSIec^ »er= 
 parft wirb, - ie nat^bcm es fdrfer ifl , roerben 
 me^r ^reuje [X] ^injugefugt). 
 
 X., abbr. fl. Christ; Xmas, Xtmas, ft. Christ- 
 mas ; Xn., Xtian., ft. Christian ; Xp/icr. , fl. 
 Christopher ; Xr., |^. cruitzer ; Xf., ft. Christ. 
 
 Xa [za; am ^nfange eincS S!Borte§ mirb x ftets 
 mie z gefprod^en] , *. ber glup ^xui (in 1 flen). 
 
 ♦Xang'ti,*. ((^in.)®0tt. 
 
 *Xan't/te, s. Bot. ein 6taubengcn)dd^S tjon 
 (Suiana, ©clbmild^cr. 
 
 * Xanf /le'nes , J. Min. ein gelber Sbelftein. 
 ♦Xiln't/iic, ar/j. Cliem. yantljifd^j — acid, bie 
 
 yant^if(ie©durC} - oxide, ba5 Slafenflcins 
 oj:t)b, 3Eant^ogenort)b. 
 ♦Xan'«/iid, *Xan't/ude [Sm., Kn.], s. Chem.. 
 bie SSerbinbung bc§ Xant^ogenS mit einem 
 OJlineral. [^arbefioff beS ^RrappS. 
 
 ♦ Xan'//iin(e) , s. Cliem. bag Xant^in, ber gelbe 
 
 • Xant/iip'pe , .v. 1. Xantippe (^ofrates erfle 
 
 %xa\i)i2.fig. ba§ bofe, flurmif(^e SBcib, coL 
 t)ii Ufi ©ieben, bcr ^austeufel. 
 
 ♦ Xan'f/jjiira , s. Bot. bie <Spi§Hette. 
 
 * Xan'f/iogen, *Xan</iogene, s. Chem, bag 
 3£antl)ogenium (eine SSerbinbung oon ,ffali, 
 ©d^wefel unb Jto^Ienftoff). [3ant^opifrin. 
 
 ♦ Xan't/iopicrjnc, 5m., *. Cliem. H^ @upgelb, 
 ♦Xanf/iorrhi'za, s. Bot. bic ©elbwur^. 
 ♦Xant/iox'yliim, s. vid. Toothache-tree. 
 ♦Xa'i/iQs, s. Ich. eine Hxt f leiner ^ifd^c aug 
 
 ber S)rbnung ber Sruflfloffer. 
 ♦Xe'b?c [C, T., Ja.y Sm., Kn. ; zebek', IVb., 
 
 Bvch.] , s. bie (Sc^ebecfe (ein flcineg breima* 
 
 ftigcg ^rieggf(^iff beg 5DJittetmecreg). 
 ♦Xe'nia, s. pi. (d. ♦Xe'nium), Xenien: I. 
 
 ©aflgefd^enfe \Jon ®eitcn beg ^remben (bei 
 
 ben alten ©riec^en unb OtSmern) 5 2. <25pott= 
 
 gebid^te. 
 ♦XenSd'o^hy, s.:^l. bag ©aft^aug, "Jfrmcn* 
 
 ^aug, ber Spittelj 2. bic ©apfrei^eit. 
 ♦Xen'ophon, s. Xenop^on (gried^. 5JJ-n.). 
 ♦Xeran'f/iemum, s. m'rf. Austrian sneeze wort 
 
 * Xera'aisi [— 'zhja] , s. Med. bic ^aarbfirre. 
 
Xeri 
 
 864 
 
 Yamb 
 
 3Eerafie, Jlranf^cit l)cr ^aare, »o biefc glcic^ 
 tern SBoU^ttare unt> ganj trotfen, mi mit 
 ©taub beftreut erfd()einen. 
 ♦Xe'rjff, *. eine Oled^nungSmunsc inSKaroffo. 
 
 * Xerocpllyr'ium, s. Med, bie trorfeue ^ugen= 
 atind, bo& "JCugenpuIccr. 
 
 ♦Xero'dea, s. bic trodEcne ®ef(^n>ulft. 
 
 * Xeromi'rum, * XeromyVum [5/n., zer— , W., 
 Ja., Kn.'] , *. Med. bie trocfncnl5C |)eilfQlbe. 
 
 * Xeropha'gja , *Xer6ph'agy, s. Der (Scnuf 
 trotf encc ©peifcn , l)ie trodf cnc ^oft (cine lixi 
 ^Qflen). 
 
 * Xeropht/ial'mja [— op— ] , * Xeroph'</iaImj 
 [— 8p' — ] , s. Med. bietrodf ene ^ugcnentsun= 
 bung , lugcntrorfcn^eit. 
 
 *Xerophy't?, s. Bot. ber ©urrbuf^) (cine 
 
 ^flonje oon 9}?at)ttga§far). 
 ♦Xero'tes, s,Med. biemagcrc unbtrocfcneSSc- 
 
 fd^Qffcn^cit t>c& 8eibc§. [fc^c ^flonsc). 
 
 ♦Xime'nia, s. Bot. bie Ximcnie (eine roeftinbi^ 
 ♦Xiph'jas, s. 1. Ich. Ux (cpbatc) <B6)V!>iXU 
 
 fif(^, cf. Sword-fish; Ast-s. 2.{m., Sm., 
 
 &c.) cin fd^roertffirmiger hornet 5 3. (£710.) 
 
 tcr ©4;»ertfifc^ (cin fiiDl. ©tcrnbilb). 
 ♦Xiphid'ium, *. Bot Die ©(i^cibcnlilic, (eine 
 
 njcfiinbifc^e ^flanje). 
 
 ♦Xiph'jSn, *. Bot t>ie B6)mxtMt, blouc Silie. 
 ♦Xiph'oid, I. adj. f(f)n)Crtf6rmig J — cartilage, 
 
 or II. s. Ajiat vid. J), f. SB. [SSruftbeing). 
 ♦Xjphoi'des, *. Anat bcr ©(^meitfnorpcl (beg 
 
 * Xi'phosures , s. pi. Zool. Die (^amitic ber) 
 ©(i)mcrtf(3()n)dnje, f(^n>crtf6rmigcn ^Rruj^en* 
 t^ierc 
 
 * Xyla'gjum , s. ba§ ©uajaf^olj, |)ciIigcn^oIj. 
 ♦Xylai'oes, Xylo-Al'oes, s. ba0 (n)o^lrie(|>enbe) 
 
 ^loe^olj, vid. Agil'loghum. 
 ♦Xy'l?inf/irax, s. vid. Wood- or Bovey-coal. 
 
 * Xyi^inSn , sMc J8aumTOoUe.[a5alfambaume8). 
 
 * XylQ-bal'samiim, *.baSS5Qlfam^ols (^olj bc§ 
 
 * XylQcar'pus, s. Bot Die |)oljfruc^t (cine oftin* 
 
 * Xylgcol'la, s. bcr |)oIsIcim. [bifd^c ^flanjc). 
 
 * Xy'loglyph, s. ber ^oljfd^neiber , |)olsbilbner, 
 93ilbfdjni|er. 
 
 * Xylog'rapher [or zi — ] , s. bcr ^olsfi^neibcr. 
 *Xylograph'ic, adj. yt)Iograp^if* , bie XqIo* 
 
 grapljie betr.5 — impression, ber i)ol5brucf. 
 
 *X>log'raphy[75:n.;zi-, W., Wb.,Ja.,Sm.l 
 s. bie 3Et)lograp^ie ; ^oIsfted^er!unfl, ^olj* 
 fd^ncibcfunfl^ |)olsbrucEcrfunft5 ba§ ©rucfen 
 mit 4)oIsf(^rift. [SSilbcr. 
 
 *Xylol'atry,A-.bie'?fnbetung^6Ijcrncr(®6§cnO 
 
 *Xyl'on, s. Bot bie SBaummoUcnflaubc. 
 
 ♦Xy'Ippale, s. vid. Wood-opal. 
 
 *Xyloph'agrin8, s. pi. Ent 1. bic ^cIjMfcrj 
 2. bie |)olsfIicgcn. 
 
 *Xyl'ophage, *Xyl8ph'agous, adj. ^oljfrcfs 
 fenb, oon ^olj Icbenb 5 ^olj bo^rcnb , |)oIs« 
 (gero. »on S^^ieren, bcrcn Sarccn fid> in|>oIS9 
 Qrten obcr^aumftdmmen entwicfcin). 
 
 * Xyloph'agiis, s. Ent ber ^oljrourm. 
 *Xyloph'iIan8, s. pL Ent. lik (©ruppe ber) 
 
 * Xylop'olist, *.bcr |>ol0inbter.[^aul^olsfafer. 
 *Xf Iptroges, s. pt Ent baS (®ef(l^Ic4>t bcr) 
 
 ^oIsbo^rMfer, |)ol5bo^rcr. 
 *Xyio'pia, s. vid. Bitter-wood. 
 *Xy'ris, s. 1. Bot. bie fiinfcnbc ©d^rocrtliUf, 
 
 bQS SSansenfraut j 2. * bie |>t)acint^c. 
 
 * Xyst , s. vid. Xystos. 
 
 * Xys'targh , s.^ m ^uffe^cr (im Xystus) uber 
 gt)mnaf^if(^e Ubungen (im alten Tft^en). 
 
 ♦Xys'ter, s. Surg. btt§ ©(babcmelTcr. 
 
 * Xys'tos , *Xys'tu8» s. 1. (Ui ben ©riecben) 
 ber bcbccftc^ecbtpla^, bie Jlampfboae, TTt^Ie* 
 ten^alle 5 2.(beiben Sfl^mcf n) ber 2aubcngang. 
 
 Y. 
 
 y, *. I. [wi] (cin 5KitIauter im "JCnlaut [ganj 
 njie ba8 beutfibc j augjufpretben] unb <Selbft= 
 lautcr im Sn= unb ^u8laut [wic i ttuSjufpre^ 
 (ben]), btt§ S), t) 5 II. [i]» cin TTrm ber 3uibcr= 
 fee, ungef. 2 SJleilcn ofllitb oon Imfterbam. 
 
 y., abbr» y\ ft. ye; Y.B. Law, ft. year-books ; 
 yd. ft. yard ; yc, fl. the ; ym. ft. them ; yn. ft. 
 then; y. M. 0. S. ft. your most obedient ser- 
 vant, (in aSricfen) Z^x geborfamfler; crgeben* 
 fter ©icncr J yor. fi. Your ; you're, ft.you are ; 
 Yr.fl.Your, year; ys., ft.this;yf., fl.that; yw., 
 ft. thou, you ; YW., ft. yellow wove (paper). 
 
 Yacht [yot , 5. , W., Wh., Sm. &c. ; yat, E., 
 Dr. K,] , s. bie Sad^t, ba5 Sacbtfcbiff, Sflenn* 
 f(biff , ©pasicrfcbijf; «ufif(biff. 
 
 *To Yacht, v. n. (or to — it) mod. auf einer 
 
 ^aciit (bef. jum SSergnfigen) umberreifen. 
 * Yacht'er, s. 1. ber giibrer einerSofbt? 2. bcr 
 
 ttuf einer So'bt (sum SSergnugen) Sleifcnbc. 
 Ya'ger^ [cor. ya'gers , Wb. , Sm. , Kn. &c] , 
 
 s. pi. Germ. bie3dger(ttl§ IKruppcngattung). 
 Y^]x66'[Maund., ^n.; yii'hd, Wb., 5m.] , s. 
 
 (Chesterfield) fie.tizx SBilbc, ungefittete Sdax' 
 
 bar (urfpr. Don Swift in Gulliver's Travels 
 
 fo gebrttu(bt). 
 Yak , s. Zool. — of Tartary , bcr ®runjod^5, 
 
 tttngutif(bc SSiiffel , §)a?. 
 Yam, s. Bot bic S)amn)urjcl, SSrobrourjcl; 
 
 a3robfru(bt. 
 Yam'bad, s. Bot bcr gcmcinc Sanibufcnbaunu 
 
Yank 
 
 865 
 
 Yea 
 
 Yaa'kee , I. s. (nad^ ber U^ je^t nod) xoa^X' 
 f^eittlid^fteit (SrHdrungbeS 9Ktfftonair8 ^d> 
 fcmelbcr oon ben norbam. Snbianern au§ 
 English oerborbcn) 1. Am. burl, (me^r im 
 gutcn aU ubeln @inne) bcr 3?euenglfinberj 
 2. £ng-/. cont. & lud. ber ^mcriFoner, 3.(im 
 f(^Iimmen ®inne) ber liftigc , oerfilagene 
 'JRin\6)f Setrfiger? II. adj. (comp.) 1. ame= 
 rifanifci , 2. liflig , jc. , — blarney , amcrifa* 
 mf(^eSBinbbeutelei J — doodle, 1. 6wr/. ber 
 ^euengldnbcr, 2. cont. ber Z6lX)do 3.einbes 
 lithU^ (muntereS) amerifamfd^esajolfsiicb, 
 
 — duel, ein ©uea auf ^Untcn ob. asiic^fen,— 
 like, wic ein S^euengldnberj — notions, 1. 
 ^Rniffc, ^unflgriffc, 2. Heine (bef. SSIed^O 
 SKaaren roie fie bie iV. E. pedlers fu^renj 
 
 — screws , pi. N. E. cant, bie Sluer^oljcr, 
 Sfliegel (rails) con einer einfriebigung, beren 
 man ftd^ , wenn Siner im ©cbmuse feflgefa^= 
 ren ift, |um4)erauS^cbenbeSSffiagen§ bt^iknt, 
 werben fd^erj^aft fo genannt j — States, bie 
 neuenglifc^cn ^taaUn, ^JJeuenglanb^— tricks, 
 vid. —notions, 1. 
 
 Yan'Qlite, j. roic Thuinerstone. 
 
 Yap, s. baS ^iinbcijen, ber SKelf, ,tldjfer. 
 
 To Yap, V. n. UUm, Hfiffen, fndffen. 
 
 Ya'pon, Kn.y Buck., s. vid. Cassine. 
 
 Yard, s. 1. ber ^of, |>ofraum j 2. (p Shatsp.'s 
 3eiten) 4= bag parterre (im Sweater) 5 3. bie 
 ■2)arb (cngl. (SUt oonbrei ^uf) 5 4. bie ©egel* 
 ftange, Staa^ 5. bie Olut^e, boS mdnnltdje 
 (Slieb) barrack — , ber Safernen^ofj dock—, 
 vid. Dock ; prison—, ber (Sefdngnip^of 5 liber- 
 ty of the — , Am. Law, bie ©rloubnif , bic 
 ^d^ulbgefangencn (yardsmen) gegeben roirb, 
 im®efdngmp^of fpajieren ju ge^en, obcr auc^ 
 gegen SSurgfc^aft frei inner^alb eineS ©orge* 
 fd^ricbenen ©ejirfe^ fi(b auf^alten ju burfen ? 
 pocket—, cine euc jumSJragen ittberSa= 
 [(^e. Mars, (raegena. Mars. cf. Flugel's 
 Compl. Diet) — arm , ber ^Crm Ob. baS 3to(f 
 bcr iRaa 5 —ropes, ^oUtaue ob. ,KIap(dufcr 
 an ben 3?otfen ber Staaen, — tackle, ba§ ^lod- 
 taf el J — fallen, Far. \d)mad) am 3cugung§= 
 gliebe, fo bap cs nieber^dugtj — gate, Die ^of- 
 t^iircj- land, 4: bicJpufe(ein<Stiicfgclboon 
 15 bis 40 "Jfcfer^ vid. Acre) ; — measure, vid. 
 
 — stick ; — s-raen, vid. oben liberty of the — ; 
 
 — stick (- wand 4:), ber gUenflocf, bag (gUens 
 maf , bie gUe, dye-woods in y-s, garbc{)6l» 
 jer in <Stangen. 
 
 To Yard, v. a. col. (SSie^) im^ofe cinfdjlicfen. 
 tVAre, I. adj.; II. -ly, adv. rafdj, flinf, 
 ^urtig, geroonbt, gef(&i(ft, fertig^ bereit, cifrig, 
 To Yark, v. a. k n. vid. To Yerk. [begierig. 
 Yarn. *. 1 . baS ®arn, (bcf. SSottcngarn) }2. bic 
 I. 
 
 Sucbt eined Zam^^ 3. cant, eine tange ®c* 
 f(bi(^te, erjd^lung 5 carded — , ^rcmpel* ober 
 ©trcicbgarn 5 to spin a — , can^ n>ie To Yarn ; 
 marking — , vid. Rogue's yarn ; bottom of—, 
 ber ^nduel ®arn j fat of - , ba§ ©arnfaf , - 
 beam, bcr SBeberbaum^ — windlass, tit 
 ©arnwinbe. [fcine ^elbent^aten erjd^len. 
 
 To Yarn, v. n. cant, (ange @ef(^id^ten , bef. 
 
 To Yarr, v. n. (n. fi.) fnurren, brummen. 
 
 Yar'ringle-blades, Yar'ringlef , vvlg. ft. Yarn- 
 windlass. 
 
 Yar'rish, adj. provinc. ^crbe, rau^, fcbarf. 
 
 Yar'rSw , s. Bot. vid. Milfoil. 
 
 Yar'whelp, Yar'wjp, s.provinc. Orn. ber ® eif « 
 fopf, \}k grope Uferfcbnepfe. 
 
 Yas'pjn, s. bie |)anb ooU, bcr ®riff. 
 
 Yat'aghan, s. vid. Ataghan. 
 
 Yatch, Yat'che^, Yatcht, s. vid. Yacht. 
 
 Yate [col. yet , or yjtt] , 5. 4= & provinc. ba§ 
 S^or, ;c. vid. Gate. 
 
 To Y^up, provinc. vid. To Yelp. 
 
 Yaw, *. I. (afrifanifd() :) bie ^imbeere, baoon 
 y-8, pi. Med. bie ^rambofic, ^imbeerroarsen* 
 fud^t, eine in bcr SSilbung i:)imbccrartiger 
 ^autaugmitciifc befle^enbe, ber St)p()ili§ d^n» 
 Ud)e, bef. in ^frifa unb SBeflinbien (nament* 
 iiii unter ben 3?egern) ^dufige ^ranf^citj — 
 pox, bie SScnuSblattern j II. baS (Sd^roanfen 
 ^ixii unb ^erwiegen, Mar. ber ®ierf4)Iag 00 
 Wer, tilt (Sierung? to make y-s, vid. To 
 Yaw, 1. 
 
 To Yaw, y. n. 1. Mar. (pon ©d^iffen) gieren: 
 a) wiegen, raanfen, ftbnjanfen? 6) auper ber 
 Sinie (im ^icfjacf) fegclnj 2. fcbdumen (pora 
 3ucferfaft in ben roeflinb. 3ucferfiebcreien). 
 
 Yawl , Yiiul , s. bie iSc^aluppe, ^oUe (ein flei* 
 nef. ju einem <Sd^iffe ge^SrenbeS ^al^rjeug). 
 
 To Yawl, &c. vid. To Yell, &c. 
 
 To Yawn, u. n. 1. ben 3Kunb unnjiutu^rli^ 
 Sffnen, gd^nenj 2. fcbldfrig feinj^tg-*. 3. [id) 
 raeit auft^un , fic^ rocit offnen 5 4. ccrlangen, 
 ri4> fe^ncn (for, nat^). 
 
 Yawn, s. 1. ba& unroiUful^rlii^e t)j|nen beS 
 QKunbeS, ®di;)nen5^g. 2. biel)ffnung5 3. ber 
 <Sd(>lunb, {Racben, bie ©c^lucbt, Siicfc. 
 
 YcWn^r, s. ber (oft) ®dbnenbe. [fd^mucft 
 
 Yclad', adj. 4= & burl, gcfleibet, angctlj)an, gc= 
 
 Ycleped' [jklept^ , adj. 4= & burl, genannt. 
 
 Ye, pron. ^, sol. & burl, (ber 3?ominatic 
 ^lur. D. Thou) , i^r j now know — , A.aic, fct 
 ^iermit JU roijfenj heark — , vid. Harkee. 
 
 Yea [ya, 5., St. J., Enf., Wb.,Ja.y Kn., Sm., 
 Reid, &c. ; ye. P., Br. K., W. ; ya or ye, F.'], 
 adv. (bie bet^euernbe partiFel u. im ©egenf. 
 ju nay, meifl nur im feierlicben ©ti^le unb hei 
 einjelncn ©ecten iiblii) ja , ge»ip, fc ifte^, 
 55 
 
Yean 
 
 866 
 
 Yeom 
 
 \a roo^I j — and more, ja fogor J by — and no 
 (nay), auf 5a unt) 9?Ctnj — and-nay-man, 
 cont. 1. berSludBcrj 2. bcr einfoltSpinfcl , 
 the y-8 have it, ParU Me beial)ent)cn @tim= 
 men iibemiegen (hd "Jfbj^immungen). 
 
 To Yean, r. n. 4^ or provinc, (^Dryden) lam= 
 men, Idmmern, rocrfcn. 
 
 Yean'ljng, *. 4= or provinc. baS Sfimmd^en. 
 
 Year, s. ba& ^af)Xi — and day, Law, ^a^r U. 
 Sag J ... a — , ... fur ein obcr ba^ 3a^r, 
 jfi^rlic^) every — , jd^rlid^j once a—, etnmal 
 im So^re (id^rl{d(>)5 - by - , 3a^r fiir^a^r, 
 3ttl)r au§, Sci^r ein, alleSa^rej of (for) a—, 
 jd^rig^ to be in y-s, in bie^o^re (bciSa^^^en, 
 b. f). im liter oorgeriirft) feinj well in y-s 
 (well stepped or stricken in y-s), jiemlid^ hti 
 3*a^ren, ^o(^beia()rt j — books, pi. Law, 
 Stt^rbud^er, altc geric^tli4>c Urfunbcn (bcf. 
 bte aSerit^te [Ictcn] auS ben 3eiten ©buarbS 
 II. bis mit ^einvi6) VIII. , bie mxliU) ^erauS* 
 f amen) 5 — olds, col. Sd^rlingc. 
 
 Year'ijng, I. s. ber 55t)>^ling 5 1^- «<^i- cinSd^r 
 alt, jd^rigj a — heifer, einc (jd^rige) ^drfc, 
 
 Year'ly, adj. & adv. i&^xlid). [ein §drfen!alb. 
 
 To Yearn, v. I. re. 1. Sd^merj empftnben, fic^ 
 grdmen, jommern, dt^jcn j 2. belfern, bellen 
 (mie bie epurtunbe)^ 3. fit^ (mitUnru^c) 
 fe^nen, ^eftig ccrlangen, f(^mad^ten nadf^ .. . , 
 fx(i ^ingejogcn fu^Ien (to . . . , ju . . .) 5 my 
 bowels — , es jammert miS) } II. a. dngftigen, 
 ©d^merj uerurfad^en, n)el)e t^un,bedngftigen, 
 beunru^igen ; yearn'ful, adj. fe^nfiid^tig. 
 
 Year'njng, p. s. tia^^amrmvxti (Srbarmen} 
 y-s of heart (y-s of the bowels), ber ^cr* 
 ScnSiommer, bag ■f)erjen&»e^ , tiefe ®epi{)I, 
 i^od^fte erbarmen (im @inn ber ^eiligen 
 ed^rift). 
 
 Yeast, s 1 . (n. fl.) ber ©dfc^t, ^(]^ttum i 2. bie 
 ln'fen, — plant , Bot. eine TTrt gafcrpilj. 
 
 Yeas'ty, adj. l.gdf(^cnb,f(i^dumenb, fdjaumig 5 
 
 Yea'tber, s. ein gcfc^meibigcr 3»eig. i2.^e|tg. 
 
 Yeffry, s. vid. Geoffry. 
 
 Yelam'ber, s. vid. Yellow-hammer. 
 
 Y^lk, s. ba§ (@i=)25ottcr, vid. Yolk. 
 
 To Yell, V. I. n. (»or Ingft unb Sc^recf en lout 
 auf)f(fercien, l^eulen, gellcnj II. a. (—out) mit 
 ©efd^rei ausfio^en. 
 
 Yell, s. berlaute, gellenbc©c^rei, baS(lng|t=) 
 ©efd^rci, ©e^eulj —of murder, ba§ 5)?orbges 
 fdjrei, ®eseter. [f(l(>rei, ©c^cul 
 
 Yel'ljng, s. ba§ ©(i^reien, ^eulen, ©cllen, ®e= 
 
 Yel'low, I. adj. 1. gelb, 2. vulg. ft^elfWig, 
 eiferfiicitig 5 II. s. 1. ba&^elb, (Solbgelb, 
 y-s, pi. 2. Vet. bie ®elbfu(^t (eine ,tranf ^eit o. 
 »erbic!ter, ob. auSgetretener ©alle ber ^ferbe, 
 bcSSflinbrne^eS, ber Sc^roeine unbSc^afe), 
 
 3. {Brome) fig. bie (giferfud(>t j king's — , 
 ba§ ,K6nig§gelb) Naples — , 3Tcapelgelb} 
 III. comp. — amber, ber ©emflcini — bark, 
 bie gelbe pomeranjenfarbenc (§()ina(sSftinbc) j 
 
 — berry, Bot. bie gelbe SSeere , ^rcujborn= 
 becre, ^oignonbecre 5 — berry wash, eine g clbc 
 garbenbrii^c auS 'Jfoignonbeerenj — blos- 
 somed, gelbblut^ig,golbblumig5— boy, canf. 
 bos ® olbfiiLttf (bie ® uincc, :c.)/ «»• ber ^ud^S 5 
 
 — chalk , vid, — tripoli ; — devil's bit , Bot. 
 ber ^erbftlonjensa^n? — dun , baS Sfa^cllen* 
 pferb } — earth , tiiz gelbe (Srbe , ©elberbe? — 
 fever, ba§ gelbe ^ieber 5 — golds, Bot. erne 
 Tfrt ©otterblume 5— hammer, Orn. bie ®olbs 
 ammcr, ber®olb^ammer,emmerling} -iris, 
 Bot. bie aSaJTeririg, gelbe aBaffcrlilie, ber 
 gelbc®(i^n>ertel5— jaundice, p/eon. bie ®clb= 
 fud)t 5 — lark's heal , Bot. ber gelbc 9littcr» 
 fporn, bie inbianifd^e .ffreffcj — lead, ba§ 
 asicigelb 5 — mallow , Bot. bic ®ammetpop= 
 pel 5 — metal, bie aSronsC) Bot-s. —moth- 
 mullein, ba§ OJJottenfrautj — oat-grass, 
 ber ©olb^afer, — ochre, ber gelbc SJfcrj 
 Bot-s. — parsnep, bie SKo^re, ^O^oljrrubcj - 
 rattle, bcr gelbc ^a^nenfamm , bag pfennig* 
 frautj — ring, vid. — hammer; — root, Bot. 
 bic ®clbn)ursel5 — rump, Orn. bcr ©elbfleipj 
 
 — subsulphate of mercury , vid. Turbith 
 (-mineral); Bot-s. — succory, baS SBoll^a= 
 bi(^t6!rauti — vetch , bie TCcferplatterbfc j - 
 warbler, Orn. bcr SBeibenfanger,* — ware, 
 bag gelbe (Stcinguti — wash of saffron, Med. 
 bie Safrantinctur j — wash of turmeric , eine 
 gelbc ^arbenbrut)e aug (Surcumci —water- 
 flag, n)ie — iris ; — (water) wag-tail, Om.bic 
 gelbc aSac^ftelsc 5 Bot-s. — weed, ber SBau 5 - 
 wood, — wort, bag ©urd^njac^g^aSiberfraut} 
 
 — wove paper, racifcg (ungeblduteg) SSelin* 
 papier ) — wren, ind. — warble*-. 
 
 To Yel'low, V. I. a. gelb fdrbenj II. a*, gclb 
 rocrben, gclben. 
 
 Yel'lowish, I. adj. gelblic^ 5 - white, gclbmcif i 
 II. -ness, s. bag ® clblid^c, bie gelbli^e ^arbe. 
 
 Yel'lowness, s. 1. bag ®elbe, bie gclbc^arbej 
 2. (Shaksp.) singiil. bie Qiferfud^to 
 
 To Yelp, V. n. bcllcn, bclfcm, fldffen 
 
 Yel'per, s. vulg. bcr ^Idffcr. 
 
 Yelt, s. bic iungc Ban. 
 
 Ye'nite, s. Min. ber Senit, Sieorit, Z^nait 
 
 Yeo'man [yo'— , gen.], s. {pi. yeo'raen) 1. bcr 
 2anbcigentt)umer , ^reifajTc} yeomen free- 
 holders, erble^ngbeft^crj 2. ber palter im 
 ©ropen, ©roppac^ter, OJJcierj 3. ber |)ofbe* 
 bientC5 4. (Shaksp.) bcr ^df*er, asiittcl, 
 ©d^crge, 5. Mar. cine ©e^ulfe beg a5ootg= 
 manneg, 3immermanneg unb 6onflabelg> — 
 
Yeom 
 
 867 
 
 Yond 
 
 of the guard, ber Soll)atoont)er fonigl. 8eib= 
 wod^eju^uf , Seibmdc^ter, (ZxahanUxi'-MU) 
 ©orDift, Srabanti — of tbe pantry, ber lus* 
 geber j — of the powder room, Afar, ber^jii^ 
 terbcr^uloerhmmer) — of the robes, ber 
 ©arberobebienerj — of the scullery, ber &iU 
 berbienerj — of the wine-cellar, ber Sber* 
 f4)enf j yeomen of the Tower, bie 3)^fir^iiter 
 be§3)0H)er& j yeomen of the water-side , 3n= 
 fpectoren ber S^emfcsUfcr (bd §eierli(bfeiten 
 bc5 Lord Mayor). 
 
 ♦Yco'manly, adj. cinen ^reifaffen betreffenb 
 ober xu i^m ge^firig. 
 
 * Yeo'manry, *. collect. 1. bie Slaffe ber Saitb* 
 eigcnt^itmer, bie ^reifafTenj 2, bie ?0^eier, 
 ^d4>ter} 3. bie fonigl. ZxabanUm 4. bie 
 (engl.) Sonbmilis (bef. njd^renb ber frans- 
 Oleoolution unb bed ^aifcrreic^S) 5— cavalry, 
 ^ie (engl.) berittene Sanbrnilij) — prickers, 
 liqueurs, reitenbc SoQ^r. 
 
 To Yerk, o. I. a. (to — out behind, ^inteuauS*) 
 rocrfeii; ftopeii, auSfd^lagen mit..., n. w. 
 QuSftblagen, [(i^lagen, rucfenj to — in the ma- 
 nage , mit beiben J^intcrfiifen au§fc^tagcn 
 (con ^fcrben). [©cbmi^ 
 
 Yerk, s. ber o(i)ub; Sfludf, @tof, ©d^lag, 
 
 Yer'ker, *. ber 2fu&f(bldger , ba§ auSfd^logenbe 
 
 To Yern, &c., vid. To Yearn, &c. [pferb. 
 
 Yes [P., En/. , Ja. , Sm. , Reid, &c. ; yis, S., 
 iV. , TT. , St. J. , &c. yes or yis , F. , Kn.] , I. 
 adv. jaj II. *. bag ^a, Saraort. 
 
 Yes'awal, s. ein <StQat§bote (in SJftinbien). 
 
 Yest, Yes'ty, vid. b. U. Yeast, <fec. 
 
 Y^est, contr. (i. yesterday. 
 
 Yes'ter [P. , W., St. /., Ja., Sm. &c.; yis' — , 
 5., iV., &c. ; yes'— or yis'—, ^n.], I. (n. u.) 
 adj. geflrig, geftcrni ll, comp. — day, s. ^a^ 
 ©eflcrn, ber gcftrigc Sag, adv. gefternj — 
 night, s. \iie geftrige ^(x^t, ber geflrigc TTbenb: 
 adv. geftern Tfbenb. 
 
 Yet [vnlg. yit] , I. adv. 1. no6)i 2. fo garj 
 as — , bister, Ui je^t^ not—, nod^ nic^t, 
 nor— , nod) njeniger^— time serves (Shaksp.), 
 no(^ ifl eS 3eit5 II. conj. bod^, jebod^, benno(i, 
 glei(^n)o^I , obcr. [fenem ©ifen. 
 
 Yet'ling, *. (in York.) eine ^fanne au§ gegof= 
 
 Yev'elring, m'd. Yellow-hammer. 
 
 Yew", s. I. vid. b. fi. Ewe ; II. Bot. (— tree) 
 ber ©ibenbaum, SqjcuSj curled —tree wood, 
 gefrdufelteS SayuS^olj (ju ^unflarbeiten). 
 
 To Yew, w. n. provinc. cine biinne ©alj^ttut 
 anfc^cn (oon ber fxebcnbcn @ole). 
 
 Yew'?n, s. dUn, oon (Siben^olj. 
 
 Yex, s. vuig. ber ©d^lucf en. [flopen) ^aben. 
 
 To Yex, V. n. vulg. ben ©(blucfen (baS ^uf= 
 
 To Yield , v. I. a. 1. geben (bef. irgenb ein 
 
 (grseugni^, einen SSort^eil, :c.), ^crgebcn, 
 bringen, einbringen, tragcn, eintragcn, ah^ 
 roerfenj 2. oerfc^affen, liefern? 3. gerod^renj 
 4. jugeben , jugefie^en , benjiUigen, geflatten, 
 eriauben, lajfen ^ 5. libergeben, 6. iiberlajfcn, 
 obtreten, augliefern , T. aufgeben, fa()ren lafs 
 fen J his estate y-s so much, fein ®ut bringt 
 fo oicl ein 5 to — reasons, (Sriinbe angcbenj 
 to — the hand, bie 3figel fc^lttjf ^alten 5 to — 
 one's self, jic^ ergebcn, fid^ iiberlaffenj to — 
 over, ^ingeben, iibcrlaffen, fa^ren laffenj to 
 
 — up, oufgeben, libergeben, iiberlaffen, auS= 
 liefernj to — (up) the ghost , ben ®ei|l auf= 
 geben? II. n. 1. f\6) ergebcnj 2.n)ei(ben; nad^« 
 geben, fid^ untermerfenj 3. berflcn, ^nfenj 
 4. fd()n)i^en (oon ^Kauern) 5 the gods — you 
 for't (Shaksp., ellipt.), mogen bie ®6ttcr e& 
 @ucb lo^nen 5 to — to ... , ficb (@tn)Q§) ge» 
 faHcn lafen, rofHigen in ... , dnge^cn auf .. .. 
 
 Yield, s. ber ©rtrag, ©ewinnj bie Tfu^bcute, 
 Yiel'ding, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. 1. ergiebig, 
 eintrdglid^ , 2. nac^giebig, roiUfd^rig 5 III. — 
 ness, s. l.bie(Srgiebig!eit, berSrtrag? 2. 
 M^ 3tQd^gebenj bie S^ac^giebigMt, SBiUfd^s 
 rigfcit. [len. 
 
 Yo'jan, s. ein inbifc^e§ Sdngenmaf oon 5 WiU 
 Yoke, s. 1. bos ^06) (befgl. j?g.)j 2. bieScIa^ 
 oereii ber ©ienfl, baS ©iencn, 3. baS ^aarj 
 4. bie ^ettc, bag Sonbj 5. baS 3:rag^ols, bie 
 Sragej 6. W <Bd)i6iti T. Mar. (sea — ), bie 
 ©teucrtalje, {Rubertalje, ©runbtalje, a — of 
 oxen , ein 3od^ (^aar) SJcbfcnj — for incon- 
 tinence of urin, Surg, ber Urinfperrerj — 
 bone, Anat. btt5 Soc^beinj — elm, Bot. bic 
 .|)agebud^e5 — fellow (— mate), 1. ber ®es 
 fponn, 5Kitgenop, ^(rbeitSgenop , ©efd^rte 5 
 2. ber ®attc , bie ©attinn 5 — footed, f letter^ 
 fiipigj — footed (or zygodactylous) birds, 
 njie Scansorial birds, qv. 
 To Yoke, V. a. 1. onjot^en, in baS ^06) fpan» 
 nen , anfpannen , anf oppeln 5 2. fig. paaren, 
 oerbinben (to . . . , mit . . .) 5 3. unterjocbcn, 
 unterwerfen, 4. ^emmen, einfd^rdnfen^ to — 
 together, jufammcnfpannen, jufammenjod^cn. 
 Yoked [yokt] , p. a, Bot. njie Conjugate, 1. qv. 
 Yo'kel, *. vid. Youkel. [trcibcr. 
 
 Yo'ker, s. 1. ber^nfpanner, jc. 5 2. ber S(^fen» 
 Yolk [yok ,S.,P.,W., Sm. , Kn. &c. ; ySlk, 
 Enf.; yolk, Wb.], s. 1. bdS (©iO^otter, 
 @igelb5 2. Bot. bQ8 ©Otter (im ©omen), 3. 
 T. (bie ber SBoUe eigentt)i[tmlid^e gettigfcit, 
 
 - franj. suint) bttS gutter 5 wool in the — , 
 :j: Yo'man, s. vid. Yeoman. [^ettTOoHc. 
 Y5n , Y8nd (n. fi.), adj. & adv. vid. b. f. SB- 
 Y8n'der, I. adj. jcner, jene, jeneS) II. adv. an 
 
 ienem S5rte, an icner ©telle , bort, brfiben. 
 55* 
 
Yonk 
 
 868 
 
 Yux 
 
 Y6n'k^r, vid. Young&ter , Youuxer. 
 
 y&re, adv. of — , or in the days (or in times) 
 of—, einfl, e^et)cm / e^emaU, »orma(6 , vor 
 3eitcn, cor ^ICltcrs, weilanb. 
 
 yore'ly, adv. vulg. C^CtJCm, tOX ^ItcrS. 
 
 Y6t [yu, yu, n>enn c8 o^nc 3ia(^Dru(f flc^tj, 
 pron. (Slominat. pf. ju Tliou) 1. i^ri of-, 
 joott cu(^} to — , cu(^j - , (^ccufat.) eudjj 
 in gewo^nl. ober cercmonieUcr 9flel)e , audb bei 
 bcr 2{nret>c an gcringc ^erfoncn gleicfe Dem 
 t)cutf(|>en : <Sie, ©u,3^r, ©r, 2. (unbcftimmt 
 me i>a§ frans- on) man ? — must do as — 
 may, man mu^ ^anbeln wic man fann. 
 
 Yda'd, Yfiu'll, ft. you would , you will. 
 
 Ydu'kel, s. cant. I)cr2ant>mann, an. buvL^oM. 
 
 Young, adj. 1. jungj 2. frifd^j 3. unmiffcnt), 
 unerfa^ren } 4. f(^mad) 5 a— beginner, einTTn^ 
 fdngerrJ^culingj ©tumpcr j the — day, bcr 
 friife Za^i - flesh , jungcg (jarteS) ^lcif(^ 5 
 Mar-A-. — flood, auflaufenb Gaffer, glutei 
 — ice , (Sis auf ber £>berfld*c bcr @cc in bcr 
 crflcn (gntf^e^uns j — man , ber junge 5)iann, 
 Sunglingj-one, ba§ SunQt'j to be - in 
 one's business, cin Sc^rling; Tfnfdngcr, S^cu^ 
 ling, Stumper in einer <Ba6)e fcia. 
 
 Yoiing, >v. ba§ SungC} the bitch ia with — , 
 bic 4)unbinn ift trdc^tig; the — , bie Sungen. 
 
 Youn'ger {comp. POn Young), jungcr, — 
 brother, ber jungcrc SBruberj — hand , Gam. 
 bie 4)interl)anb , le^te ^arte^ Mils, the- 
 officer, bcr jule^t ernannte SJfficier, the — 
 regiment, baS julc^t crridtjtctciKegiment. 
 
 Young'ish, adj. col. iim\i6) jung, iugenblid^. 
 
 Yoiing'ling, s. ba§ 3ungc, junge ©efc^opf (eis 
 gentlic^nur o.3:^ieren)5 (S/i.)bcr®clbf*nabel. 
 
 Yonng'ly, I. adj. jugenbli^, jung 5 11. adv. 1. 
 (ID. fi.) jung, in bcr Sugenbj 2."unn)iffenb, 
 
 Young'st^r, Yoiin'ker, s gcw. cont. ber Sung* 
 ling , junge a5urf(3^e , junge ^erl, Younkers 
 pi. Sea lang. junge (auge^cnbe) 9)?atrofen, 
 Tluftduferj Youngsters, Sea k Mil.lang. bic 
 jiingern SJfficicrc. 
 
 Ydtir [yiir, yur, TOcnn eS feinen 3^ad^bruce i/at], 
 pron. adj. 1. euer, cure, eure§ (cur) , (ba eg 
 im ®cbrau^gansmityou, gr^.ubcrcinfommt, 
 au* :) ^^x, S^re, S^reS (S^r), JDein, ©cine, 
 :c. 5 2. inbcfinit. (c/. you, 2.) : fol(^ ein , bcr, 
 bie ; baS : — men of business , bcr ®cfd^dfts= 
 mann; - serpent of Egypt, biced^langccon 
 egQpten 5 at - place , Ui S^nen (su 4>ttufO, 
 bortj direct on— good selves, Com. bircct 
 
 auf Bit (ob. auf 3^t wcrt^eS ^ani)i e^rcn= 
 titcl ber {Rid^ter , u. unb ber (Seiftlid^fcit : — 
 honour, — worship, 3^ro SBoblgeboren, (Sro. 
 ©naben, ©ro. ©ef^rcngcnj — reverence , &c. 
 (Sm. e^rwiirben, ^o^(rool)le^r)njiirbcn, :c. 
 
 Ydu'r, fl. you Mere. Ydurn , col. fl. Yours. 
 
 Y6firs, pron. adj. (al§ ©ubjiitut fur cin ®ub« 
 fiantiP; vid. ^lugcl'S cngl. Sprad)lcljrc, 
 e. 208 u. flgg.) & s. cuer, S^r, beinj bcr, bie, 
 ba& curigc, S^nge, beinigcj this book is — , 
 biefc§ 93ud) gc^ort S^ncnj this is—, bicp 
 ge^5rt S^nen 5 — I (Dickens — Pickw.) bic 3fe' 
 rigcl (ndml. your health! [auf] S^re ®e« 
 funb^cit!) I am -, i^ bin ber SiJtigcj - 
 truly, (am ©d^lujfe »on SSricfcn), if)x crgc« 
 bcn(ft)cr***. 
 
 Yoiirself pron. (juructfut)rcnbc§ ^urmort, cf. 
 ^ I u g e r § engl. eprad)l. ®. 210) I. sing. ; 
 II. yourselves', pl.^i^X, <Bie, jDu (fclbfl)} 
 Gui , @ie , )Di(b (fclbfi) j you love only — . 
 ©ieUcben nur |!(]^fclbft) youdidit — ,©ie 
 t^aten c§ fclbftj what do {or will) you do 
 with—? was werben ®ie bcginncn? be but 
 yourselves, Ijanbclt eurcr roiirbig. 
 
 Y6uf/i, s. 1. bie Sugcnbj 2. bcr bungling; 
 junge 9Kenf(I) j 3. collect, junge Scute. 
 
 Ydut/i'fdl, I. adj. ; II. — ly, adv. 1. jugcnbUcb/ 
 jung 5 2. bie 3«gcnb bctrejfenb, Sugcnb^j 3. 
 jugenbtrdftig5 m. — ness, s. bie SugenbU4= 
 fcit, Sugcnb, ba& Sugenbalter , bic ^ugcnb* 
 
 4: Y6u^/i'ly, adj. jugenbUd^, jung. [t)i$c. 
 
 Ydu'thy, adj. jung, jugcnblid^ (cf. u. n. ii. SS.). 
 
 Y'press, *. Geog. §)pern (in S3clgicn). 
 
 Yf'ard, s. vid. Isard. 
 
 Yt'tria, s. Min. bic S)ttercrbc. 
 
 Yt'trious, adj. Qttcr^altig, t)ttcrartig. 
 
 Yt'trium, s. Cliem. ba§§)ttrium (mctaUif(bc 
 Sftabifal ber §)ttcrcrbc). 
 
 Yt'tro-, Min. comp. — cerite [se'rit], bcr §)t= 
 tro ' 6ercrit5 — columbite , — tantalitc, bcr 
 ^tter*Santal, §)ttro=3:antalit. [^flanjc) 
 
 Yuc'ca, s. Bot. bic §)ucca (cine aIoed^nU(^c 
 
 YiiftB, *. pi. Suften , cor. Sud^tcn(*2cbcr). 
 
 Yule , s. ba§ SIBci^nad^tSfcft 5 comp. SBei^= 
 na^U'i - block , - clog, - log, bcr SBci^= 
 xia^U'-Stio^, l)intcrc (back-log) mo^ im fa- 
 mine, beffcnUbcrblcibfcI forgfdltig biS ndd^jle 
 SBci^nad^tcn aufberoa^rt »irb. 
 
 Yiinx, *. vid. Wry-neck. 
 
 Yiix , .5. & V. vid: Yex, <Lc. 
 
 I 
 
z 
 
 869 
 
 Zend 
 
 z. 
 
 Z, z [zed, vM/g. iz'z^rd; in Den SJerdnigten 
 
 etttaten gcro. zee gcnannt], s. (cin OKitlau* 
 
 tet; Ijer fi(^ in feinem urfpr. englifc^cn 2Borte 
 
 finDct),Dal3,S,c/.Zed. 
 Z. , abhr. alS ^bfurjung jlanD z eternals oer= 
 
 f(i)ietentli(l^, ft. 1% Unjej % Unjej V3 Unje 
 
 Ob. 8 ©crupel j ZZ a) (qI& Med.) 4: ft. myrrh, 
 
 m\)xxi)i'i b) (ie^tfle^teS jurSSejeid^nung con 
 
 zinziber) ginger, Sngwec 
 Za'baism, «. vid. Sabianism. 
 Zacarl'ah , s. vid. Zachariah. 
 Zac'slio, Zac'cC, s. vid. Zocco. 
 Zagh , s. abbr. \i. Zachariah. 
 Zagh^ri'ah , Zagh'ary , s. 3ad^aria§ (aJl-n.). 
 Za'cinf/ie, s. Bot. tcr warjige 9lttinfo^l. 
 Zack, Zack'y, *. abbr. |i. Zachariah. 
 Zad, s. vulg. vid. Zed. 
 Zaf far, Zaff}r, Zafran, vid. b. f. SS. 
 Zaffer, Zaf fre, s. Chem. Uv ©afflor, 3cp^er= 
 
 flcin, t)aS ©lafurblau. 
 Zaf'firo, s. Min. t)cr ©app^ir. 
 Zag'aye, s. t)ic ^affagaQc (cine "iixt SBurffpief 
 
 t)er SJjQuren, .Kaffcrn, 2C.). 
 Zaim, s. (tfirf.) einjumOleiterbienfleocrpflidd' 
 
 tcter ge^ngutsbejt^cr (in ber :5:urfei). 
 Zain , s. Sport, ein buntleS ^ferb o^ne allc 
 Zamb, Zam'bO , s. vid. Sambo, [lic^te ^lecf cn. 
 Za'mia, s. Bot. 1. Die %xvi^t Dcr^inic, Die fid) 
 
 inmc^rere S^eile fpaltetj 2. eine ^flanjen= 
 
 gattung au8 Ux mtuxl ^amilie Der ^almen. 
 Zan'te, s. Geog. (t>ic 3«fd) 3ante. 
 Zan'thopicrjne, &c. s. vid. Xanth .... 
 Zan'tjSt, s. ier 3antiot, SSewo^ner oon3an(c. 
 Za'ny (Za'nj) [gen. ; za'nj or zan'j, 7a., zan'j, 
 
 iTn.], *. Ux ^icf Clearing, ^an§n)urfl, ®auf» 
 
 Ier (eincS ^IKarftfc^reierS). 
 4: To Za'ny, v. a. ^Qn&wurftmdpig na6)ai)min, 
 
 nat^dffen. [reipcrei. 
 
 Za'nyism, s, Die (5«arren§»)PoiTen 5 ^ojfen' 
 Zaph'ara, s.vid. Zaffer, &c. 
 ZaragSs'sa, s. (t)ie BtaU) SaragoJTQ.[ragofTQ. 
 ZaragSs'sance , s. pi. Die (Sinroo^ner Pon ©a= 
 Zar'ai/ian (Zar'ut/ian) , s. (arob.) Surg, ein 
 
 !rebsartigc& asruflgeftljnjur. L^uripigmcnt. 
 Zar'nash, Zar'n?ck, Zar'njch, s. C/iem. Da§ 
 Zaons, int. vulg. vid. Zounds. 
 Zax,'*. (Brande) Die 6d)iefer^acfe. 
 Ze'^, s. Bot. ^flanjengattung, Deren be^ann* 
 
 tefte "Kxt Der Wtai^ {zea mai*, Indian-corn) ifl. 
 
 iZeal, s. Ux ©ifer j Die SKdrme, 4>i$c j - in re- 
 
 I ligion, bcr JReligionSeifer. 
 
 jZealand, s. Geog. (New-, 3?eu*)<Seelanb. 
 
 Zea'lander, s. (New — ) , Dcr (3ieu=)@eelQnDer. 
 
 Zeal'legs, adj. (w. u.) ot}ne ©ifer, lau. 
 
 Zeal'ot, ^. Der 3elot, ©ifcrer, 5«a(^eifcrer, 
 |)i§fopf, ©d^rodrmer. [na(^t()eiUgen @innc). 
 
 Z^alot'ical, adj. (n>. ii.) iibertriebcn eifrig (im 
 
 Zeal'otism, ^.Da^jelotifc^eSSefen, ber3eloten= 
 eifer. [mcrei. 
 
 Zeal'otry, ^.ber libcrtriebene Sifer, bic ©(^rodr* 
 
 Zeal'oug, I. adj. ; II. — ly, ado. 1. eifrig, ^i^ig i 
 2. (Shaksp.) anbddjtigj adv. mit ©ifer, mil 
 SQ5drme5 HI. -ness, s. baegifrige, ber Gifcr, 
 bie @ifrigfeit, ^i§c. 
 
 Zeb'eline , s. vid. Sabie. 
 
 Ze'bra , s. Zool. ba§ 3ebra j — skins, p/. 3c= 
 brafcUej — wood, Bot. Bebra^olj aul S3ra= 
 
 Ze'bu, J. ZooLberfIeine«ifon,3ebu. [filien. 
 
 Zejhari'ath, s. vid. Zachariah. 
 
 Ze'shin [F. , Sm. , Wb. , C. , tshjkin', W., St. 
 J., Enf.y F., J a., Kn.; tshe'ken, E.; tshj- 
 kan', S.] , s. (tint ccnctittnifc^e unb cine tur= 
 fifd^c ©olbmunje) bie 3c(i(>inc (and) Zec'jhjn, 
 Z^cchi'no , Se'quin). 
 
 Zegh'stein, s. Min. bcr ^t6)^tin. 
 
 Zed, s. ba5 3) he is a mere — , yZg. er ift fo 
 frumm toit ein 3 i —land, cant. aBcft=@nglttnb 
 (n)o man ftatt s gemfi^nl. z fpnc^t> 
 
 Zed'pary, s. Bot. bcr 3itn)cr. 
 
 Zee, s. vid. Z. 
 
 Zge'land, Zee'land^r, s. vid. Zealand, «:c. 
 
 Zei'lan,*. fl. Ceylon, Geog. bie 3nfel 3eQlon 
 im inbif4>cn SKeere. 
 
 Ze'jne, s. bie 3cine, ber5)tai§floff (ein au§ bem 
 SJlaiS geroonnener (ijemifd^cr ©runbfloff). 
 
 Zell, s. Geog. (bie @tabt) (§eUe. 
 
 Zem'eendar, Zem'jndiir, Maun., Sni. [zjrain'- 
 dur, C, in., Kn.],s. (in §Df!inbicn) ber 3e-- 
 minbar, "Jfbfommling ber e^emoUgen ^inbo* 
 flttnif(^en ^urj^en, benen bie mongolifc^en @ie= 
 ger ttl§ i^ren SJafallcn einjelne ©efi^ungen 
 mit einer fpdrlidjen Stentc flberliepen, (Siner 
 ber Sdnbcrcien unmittelbar »on ber €flegie* 
 rung ^at 
 
 * Zem'jndary , s. ber SSejir! cineS 3eminbar. 
 
 Zena'na, s. (ofiinb.) boS grauengcmad^ , bf r 
 pon ben ^rauen benjo^nte Z^dl bc§ ^nufeS. 
 
 Zend, s. bie 3enbfprad^e. 
 
Zend 
 
 870 
 
 Zonn 
 
 Zffnd^ves'ta, *. bie3ent)»^cefltt(Da8 ^eil. a5u(^ 
 bcr ^crfer). 
 
 Ze'n]th [5. , W, , Wb. , J a, , Kn. &c., zen' - , 
 Ja.y Sm., Reid, Bmc/i.], s. 1. Ast.tiex 3enit{), 
 @(^citelpunft) 2.Med.t>ic erjle 5Kenftruation , 
 — distance, Ast. bttS (Somplcmcnt (©ntfer- 
 nung cineS ©terncs oom 3enit^). 
 
 Zen'ophon , «. vid. Xenophon. 
 
 Ze'olite, s, Min. Der3eoUt^, ©rQufcfleinj 
 foliated — , t)er SldtterjeoUt^, ©tilbit J raealy 
 — , t>ic 3eolit^crliC5 radiated or needle—, 
 bcr ©tra^ljeolitl), ^fttbelftcin. 
 
 ZeoKt'ic, adj. jeoUt^artig, icolit^^altig. 
 
 Zeplift'iform, adj. jcolit^formig. 
 
 Zeph'yr, Zeph'yriis, s, ber 3cp^t)r/ SBeflroinb. 
 
 Zer'da, s, Zool. ba§ S)^rcntljier; ®rof ot?r, bcr 
 3crba. [©panne. 
 
 Ze'r?f/i, *. ^ebrdift^es 2dngenma^ oon ciner 
 
 Ze'ro,*. bie^JtuU[0]. 
 
 Zest, *. 1, bic ©d^eibmanb, berSJattelin ciner 
 3^up5 2. baS ©inittt^en einer ^omcranjcn* 
 ober 6itroncnf(^ttlci 3. ber ^omeranjenfc^a 
 lenfaft in SBein gcbriirftj 4. ber cr^6^ete ®c= 
 fd()mQcf,3ufQ§, aSeigcfc^macf j 5. bQ&3)littag§= 
 fc^ldf^jen, bie 5l)Zittag§ru^c, ©ieflc, 6. ber 
 *))uberpfifler) 7. ber SBinfcl (in einer ®c^eu= 
 ne) j it is not worth a — , c8 ifl f einc taube 
 S^iuf (coZ. feinen ^fifferling) wert^. 
 
 To Zest, v.a.l. mit3itronenfaft, 2C. wfirjenj 
 mit 3itronenfd?eibc^en belegen? 2, fig. {Dr. 
 J.) jufe^en, ocrfe^en, ben ®ef(^macf er^o^en. 
 
 Ze'tsi, s. 1. baft 3eta (gried^. ©uc^flabe)} 2. or 
 Zetec'ula , cin (Heine§) ©efeUfiaftSjimmer, 
 toelc^eS mittctfl einer SSorrid^tung oon 016^= 
 rcn ermfirmt unb gcluftet roerbcn fann. 
 
 Zetet'jc, ad/. nadf>forf(^enb, burd^ ^orfd^en cr= 
 grfinbenbj — method, Math, bie jetclifc^e 
 (bur(^ grogcn aufI6fcnbe) SOiet^obe. 
 
 Zetic'Qla, (Maun.) s. vid. Zeta, 2. 
 
 Zeug'ma, s. Gram, bie Slebeflgur, wenn ju 2 
 ©ubiecten nur ein ^r(5bicat(ob. SSerbum) ge- 
 fc^t wirb, ba§ grammatifd^ ob. bem (Sinnenac^ 
 nur ju bem eincn ©ubjectc papt unb ba^er in 
 Scjug auf ba§ anbere Subject perfinbert ge= 
 bad^t werbcn mup; j. 95. ^falm 34, 16: bie 
 TCugen beft^erm fe^en auf bie®ere(^ten 
 unb feinc S^rcn auf i^r ©d^reicn. 
 
 Zibelli'n^, s. vid. b. fi. Sable. 
 
 Zib'?t, s. Zool. bQ6 3ibett^ier. 
 
 Zibe't/iijiii , s. vid. Civet, 1. 
 
 Zigar', *. vid. b. fi. Segar. 
 
 Zig'zSg (Zfc'zac, Zig'zac), I. s. 1. bet (baS) 
 ^itfjarfj 2. Fort bie SBenbungcn ber gauf; 
 grdbcn; 3.Mech.\>U wirfenben asdume einer 
 SSajfcrpumpej II. adj. jicfjadeig. 
 
 To Zig'zag , V. 1. a. ju eincm Bicfjacf (oberi 
 
 ju 3i(fja(fen) bilben , II. n.'im 3icf»acf 
 laufen. [Ue frummen ©dngc. 
 
 Zig'zaggery, s. hurl. ba§ 3icfsacf , ber Uma^eg, 
 
 Zig'zaggy, adj. im 3icfsacf laufcnb , gejarft. 
 
 Zii'la, s. But. bie bornige 3ac!enfc^ote. 
 
 Zjment'-wa't^r, s. ti<xh Qemcntwaffer. 
 
 Zi'mume, Sm. <kc., s. vid. Zy . . . . 
 
 Zink (incor. Zifnc, ogl. eine treffenbc JBerncr* 
 fung im Mechanic's Magazine 1842 , IVIay, 
 21., p. 399),*. Afin.ber 3inf, ©piauter (cin 
 ^albmctaU)) flowers of — , 3infblumen. 
 
 To Zink, V. a. Dcrjinfen , mit 3inf iiberjiel^cn. 
 
 Zjnkifferous, adj. jinf^Qltigj —spinel, Min. 
 ber ®a^nit, ^iegfd^6rl. 
 
 ZinkSg'raphy , s. bie 3in!ogrQp^ie, ^unftin 
 3inf su ftcd^cn. [sinfartig. 
 
 Zin'ky (Jf6.), Zin'cky (Sm.) , adj. jinW, 
 
 ZinziKl?i, s. vid. Shingles. [nit^, ^Qacint^. 
 
 Zir'con, Zir'conite, s. Min. ber 3irfon, 3irfo- 
 
 Zirco'nia, s. Mn.bie3irfonerbc. 
 
 Zjrco'njura, s. Chem. ba8 3irfonium, metallic 
 fd^e Sflabifal ber 3irfonerbe. 
 
 Zi's?l, s. Zool. ber 3icfel, bie 3iefclratte. 
 
 Zit'tau, Zit'taw, *. Geog. (bie ©tabt) 3ittau. 
 
 Ziv'olo , s. nad^ einigen eine (fleinere) llxt ber 
 ©olbammer, na6i Ray baffclbe (Cyc). 
 
 Ziza'niai, Ziza'niiim, Ziz'any, .s. Bat. 1. ber 
 8oI(^, ©d^winbel^afer j 2. baft Unfraut. 
 
 Zi'z?l, s. vid. Zisel. 
 
 Ziz'ypha, Ziz'ypbus, s. vid. Jajube. [blume. 
 
 Zoan't/njis, s. Nat. bag SSIumcnt^ier, bie S^icr= 
 
 Zoc'co, Zfic'cplo, Zo'cle [ Wb., J a., Kn. ; zokl, 
 S/71.], *. Arch, ber unterfie 3)^eil eineft ©du= 
 lenfufeft, ber ©octcl^ bie Gonfole, baft S[Banb= 
 gefteU, ber Unterfa^. 
 
 Zodi'acal, adj. fic^ auf ben S^icrfreiS bcjic' 
 ^enbi— light, baft3obia!aUi(^t, S^ierfrei^lic^t. 
 
 Zo'diac, s. 1. Ast. ber 3obiacu8, ©onnenfreift, 
 S^ierfreift^ 2. (Milt.) ber ®urtel5 - of the 
 comets, jcner S^eil beft .^immelftraumeft, in 
 »el(^em aUein bift^er ,ffomcten gefe^en roor* 
 
 Zoi'site, *. Min. ber 3oi{iit. [ben jinb. 
 
 Zo'na , s. Med. vid. Shingles. 
 
 Zo'uar, Sm. *. vid. Zonnar. 
 
 Zone, s. 1. ber ®itrtel5 2. tiu 3one, ber SSclt= 
 gflrtel, erbgfirtel,erbftrid^ 3 3. ber .^immclft* 
 gurtelj 4. ber95ejirF,,ffrcift, Umfang 5 ciliary 
 — , Anat. boft ©traljleni^dutt^cn, Sitiar^dut* 
 d^en (im ^uge). 
 
 Zone'less, adj.f eincn®urteI,feine3onc ^abenb. 
 
 Zoned, adj. gcgiirtet, einen ®urtel tragenb. 
 
 Zo'nic, s. (ro. iLi.) W Sage, <^6i\6it. 
 
 Z5n'nar (Zon'nor, Maun.),s. cine^rt®firtel 
 ))on fd^n)arsem2eber,benbie (S^rij^en unb^u- 
 ben in ber SMei jum Unterfc^iebc pon ben 
 5Ka^om(m)ebanern tragen miiffen. 
 
Zonn 
 
 871 
 
 ZTa 
 
 Zon'net, s. t)cr^6rper ciuer^i^gmdc oter cincr 
 
 gee. [pihnten @auce. 
 
 Zoob'dlty match, s. l)er 5^ame ciner gewiJTen 
 Zdo'dikers, int. vulg. vid. Zookers. 
 ZoSg'raphV, s. ber ^oograp^, S^terbefdtjreiber. 
 Zoograph'jcal, I. adj,', II. — ly, adv, JOO 
 
 grap^ifc^,' Die S^iere bcfc^reibenb, Die S^icr 
 
 funte bctreffcnl). 
 ZoSg'raphist , s. vid. Zoograplier. [bung. 
 ZoSpraphy , s. bie 3oo9rQp{)ie, 3;^ierbef(brei= 
 ZOo'kers, Z66ks, mf. uw/g. Der Saufenb! 
 
 ©apperment! ber ©cier! ^rcus('S)onncr=) 
 
 ^Better ! [3:^ieroere^rung, Der S^ierbienfl. 
 Zool'atry, s. bie ^oolatrie, S^ieranbctung, 
 Zo'Qlite, s. Pet.ter3ooUt^,Derfleittertc3;^icr 
 
 forper, bte Si^ieroerftcinerung. 
 Zool'oger, j. md. Zoologist. 
 ZooISg'ical, I. adj. ; II. — ly , adv. joologifd), 
 
 Zi^im befcbreibcnb. [bcfc^rcibcr. 
 
 Zooi'ogist, s. ber 3ooIog, 3;()icrfunbigc, S^ier= 
 Zool'ogy , s. bic Boologie, 3)&icrfunbe , S^ier^ 
 Z66n, Z66nf, inf. vid. Zounds. fgefd)id^te. 
 ZoSn'jc , adj. — acid , Chem. bic S^icrfdurc, 
 
 t^ierifie ©dure. 
 Zo8n'omy, 5. bie 3oonomte. 
 Zooph'agan, s. UB fleifd^freffenbc Z^itx. 
 Zo5ph'agoas , adj. ton 3:i)ieren ob. Sl)ierf^of« 
 
 fen fid^ nd^rcnb, fleifc^frcffenb. 
 Zo'ophlte, &c. vid. Zoophyte, &c. 
 Zoophor'jc [ \V., 5m., Kn. &c.] , adj. ein %i)kx 
 
 tragcnb, bie gigur etne& S^iereg oorf^eUcnb , 
 
 — column, Arch, bie 3/^ierfduIc. 
 ZoSph'orus, *. Arch, ber S^iertrdger, grieS 
 
 ttn einer ©dule (ber S^eil j»if(^cn bcmlrt^i* 
 
 trao unb ^arniep) , vid. Frieze. 
 Zo'ophyte, s. Nat. ber 3oop^Qt, bie S^ier* 
 
 pflanje , baS ^flanjcnt^ier. 
 Zoophyt'.lc , — cal , adj. bie ^flonjcnt^iere be* 
 
 treffenb, joop^tjtifcb. 
 Zoophyt'olite, *. Pet. bic ^flansent^icr* ober 
 
 3oop^t)ten=S5erfteincrung. 
 Zoophy tplog'jcal, adj. bie Se^re oon ben ^flan= 
 
 jent^icrcn betrcffenb. [t^iercn. 
 
 ZoophytSl'ogy , s. bic Se^re »on ben ^^anjen* 
 ZoSt/omtst, s. ber 3ootomifl, iS^ierjergliebercr. 
 Zoot'omy, *. bie 3ootomie, S^icrjcrglieberung. 
 Zopis'sa, s. altes mit SKcerroafi'er gemif(^tcS 
 
 ©d^iffs^^etb (wegen feiner jcrt^cilenben unb 
 
 trocfncnben .ffraft, alS du^erlid^eS mebijini* 
 
 fd^eS 5Rittel gebrau^t roirb). [rtU. 
 
 Zor'ji, zsr'jile,*. Zooi.bergeflreifte^lti^, 3o= 
 
 Zos'ter, s. Med. vid. Shingles. 
 
 ZoAch, s. cant, tin ro^er, grober, ungcnttetei 
 
 5Uitnf(^ 5 a zouched hat , ein ^ut mit nicber 
 
 gefd^lagencr ^rdmpc, vid. Slouch. 
 Zounds! int. (^abbr. p. God's wounds) vulg. 
 
 ©appermentl ber®cierj ioerflui^tl 
 To Z6utch, Sm.t v. a. vid. To Souse , I. 
 Ziicke (Ziishe), s. ber \)erborrte (oerroitterte) 
 
 33aumflamm. 
 
 Zuffolo, s. (ltd.) eine fleinc %UU. 
 Zuing'ljanifsra [zwing'— ] , s. Ecc. bie Se^rcbC* 
 
 * Zuing'iius, s. 3njinglQ (9)?-n.). [3n)ingli5. 
 Zu'niate, .y. Chem. ba8 swininfaure iSatj. 
 Ziim'bul InMi, s. Min. bci ^Qacint^. 
 Zu'mjc, adj. Chem, ben ©d^rungSfloff betref* 
 
 fenb 5 — acid, bie au§ gd^renben ©toffcn ent» 
 
 wicfelte ©dure , 3uminfdure. [fenb. 
 
 Zumolog'ic^tl, adj. bie ®dl)rung8leljre betref* 
 Zuraol'ogist , s. ber in ber ©dljrungSle^re SBe* 
 Zuraol'ogy, s. vid. Zymology. [roanbcrte. 
 Zumom'eter , Zumpsim'eter , s. vid. Zymosi- 
 
 meter. 
 Zu'ric, Zu'righ, s. Geog. (bie Stabt) 3uri(&. 
 Zur'lite, s. Min. bcr 3urlit, ein am SSefup mil 
 
 ^Qlffpat^ gefunbene§ ^Otineral. 
 Zuy'der Sea, s. bie Suberfee. 
 Zwey'briicken [zwe' — ] , *. vid. Deuxponts. 
 Zwick'avr, s. Geog. (}>ii StQbt) 3»icfau. 
 Zye, s. ein mit SSaffer gemifdjtcr <Sanb. 
 Zyg'ja, s. Bot. einelrt^^orn, auS bcffen |)ol5 
 
 man So^c oerfertigt. 
 Zygodac'tylous, adj. vid. Yoke-footed. 
 Zygo'ma, s. Anat. (».fi.) ba§3o(i>bein,SBan» 
 
 genbein. 
 Zygomat'ic, adj. Anat. jumSod^bein ge^6rig j 
 
 — arch, ber So^bogenj — bone, boSSoS* 
 
 beinj — arch,— process, ber3o(^fortfa§ (beS 
 
 <Sc^ldfenbein&)} — suture, bic SBangenna^t. 
 Zygoraat'jciis, s. Anat. ber SotbbeinmuSfel. 
 Zymar', s. Chem. ft. Verdigrise. 
 Zyme, *. vid. Zymoma, &c. 
 ZymolSg'ical, &c. vid. Zumol .... 
 Zymoi'pgy , s. bie ®d^rung§lc^re. 
 Zymo'ma, Zy'mome, Zymo'sis, s. C/iem. ba§ 
 
 3Qmom; bie ©d^rung, ber ®d^rung§floff, 
 
 bag ©d^rungSmittel. 
 Zymosim'et^r , s. ber ®dl)rungSmefrcr. 
 Zythep'sary, s. (n. U.) baS ^rau^ttUS. 
 Zy'i/i^m , Zy'thqs,s. (n. ii.) cin ©erflenabftt^, 
 
 (®erflen--)50tal5tranf bcr ^iCItcn. 
 ZZ, vid. unter Z abbr. 
 
bet 
 
 uncegelmd^tgen 3ettn)6tter. 
 
 aScgen Der ITuSfprat^c ber unreQclmdpigen 3citn)6rter cgl bad SK^rtcrbud) fetbfti 
 gur @rlci(§terung fini) ^ier bie mit ben S5orft)lbcn be-, en-, in-, for-, fore-, mis-, 
 out-, over-, re-, on-, &c. jufammengefe^tcn mit aufgefuljrtj cben fo bie mciflen 
 ber ungeiDo^nlid^cn, Dcroltctcn, beina^e oeralteten ober goncinen/ roclt^c (jur 
 SScrmeibung bcs ®cbrauc(>eg) burdf> (5uriiiu«@(^rift untcrf^icbcn finbj - 
 bieicnigen bic mit R. bejeidSjnct fmb, wcrben QU(t) rcgelmcipig gcbrau4)tj bei benw 
 njo bas jR. »oran fle^t, ifl ju bemerfen, ba^ ber rcgclmdpigc ®ebraud(> oor^crr* 
 f(^enb ijl) ba§ * beutet an, baf ft(^ bie rcgelmdpige ^orm sroar corfinbct, aber 
 oeraltet, unge»6^nli4) ober nur im gcmeinen Eebcn gebrdud^lid^ iflj gdnjlic^ "otu 
 altete unb fcltcnc ^ormen, bie ber crften ^criobc ber cnglifdjcn <3pra4>e angeb6« 
 rcn, finb roeggelaffen, rocgeit bicfer ogl. bag S5crscid(>mp , wctdl^eS bem Complete 
 Dictionary bed SJerfaJTerS onge^dngt ift, foroic bic XJoUfidnbige (Snglifc^e (Spra(^* 
 le^re beffelben, ©. 262—290. 
 
 iVc*. 
 
 PreU 
 
 Fart. 
 
 Fres. 
 
 Fret. 
 
 Fart. 
 
 I Abide,... 
 
 abode, 
 
 abode , abid , 
 
 I Beseech , . 
 
 besought, R.. 
 
 besought, R, 
 
 
 
 abidden. 
 
 -Beset, ... 
 
 beset , 
 
 beset. 
 
 - Am , 
 
 was, 
 
 been. 
 
 - Bespeak , . 
 
 bespoke , he- 
 
 bespoken. 
 
 - Arise, .... 
 
 arose , 
 
 arisen. 
 
 
 spake , 
 
 
 -Awake,... 
 
 R. awoke, . . . 
 
 awaked. 
 
 - Bespit,.. . 
 
 bespit, bespit- 
 
 bespit, bespit- 
 
 •Backbite,. 
 
 backbit, 
 
 backbitten, 
 backbit. 
 
 
 ted , bespat , 
 
 ted , bespit- 
 ten. 
 
 -Bake 
 
 baked, 
 
 R. baken. 
 
 - Bespread , 
 
 bespread, .... 
 
 bespread. 
 
 - Baste , . . . 
 
 basted, 
 
 R. hasten. 
 
 -Bestead,.. 
 
 bestead. 
 
 bestead , be- 
 
 -Bear, (i(^ 
 
 bore, hare ,. . 
 
 born. 
 
 
 bested , 
 
 sted, bestad. 
 
 gebd^rc) . . 
 
 
 
 -Bestick,.. 
 
 bestuck , . . . . 
 
 bestuck. 
 
 -Bear, (i(^ 
 
 bore, 6are,. . . 
 
 borne. 
 
 - Bestrew . 
 
 - Bestrow j . 
 
 (bestrewed,. . 
 bestrowed,. . 
 
 bestrewn, 
 bestrown. 
 
 trage) 
 
 
 
 - Beat , 
 
 beat, hatCy bet. 
 
 beaten, beat. 
 
 -Bestride,. 
 
 bestrode , be- 
 
 bestridden, be- 
 
 - Become,. . 
 
 became, 
 
 become. 
 
 
 strid. 
 
 strid. 
 
 [t Befalls, . . 
 
 befell, befel,.. 
 
 befallen , be - 
 
 -Betake (to 
 
 betook, be- 
 
 betaken. 
 
 
 
 fal'n. 
 
 one's selQ , 
 
 taught , .... 
 
 
 I Beget , . . . 
 
 begot, begat,. 
 
 begotten , be- 
 
 -Bethink,.. 
 
 bethought,. . . 
 
 bethought. 
 
 
 
 got. 
 
 It Betides , . 
 
 betid,* 
 
 betid, betigfU. 
 
 - Begin , . . . 
 
 begun , began, 
 
 begun. 
 
 I Bewray , . . 
 
 bewrayed, . . 
 
 R. bewrain. 
 
 -Begird, .. 
 
 begirt, R.... 
 
 begirt, R. 
 
 -Bid, 
 
 bid, bade, bad, 
 
 bid, bidden. 
 
 - Behold , . . 
 
 beheld, 
 
 beholden , be- 
 
 
 bode, 
 
 
 
 
 held. 
 
 -Bind 
 
 bound, 
 
 bound, 60M/U/- 
 
 -Bend, 
 
 bent, * 
 
 bent, *. 
 
 
 
 en. 
 
 - Bereave , , 
 
 bereft, R„ . . 
 
 bereft, R. 
 
 -Bite, .... 
 
 bit, bate,.... 
 
 bit, bitten 
 
 \ 
 
873 
 
 Pres. 
 
 Pret. 
 
 Part. 
 
 Pres. 
 
 Pret. 
 
 Part. 
 
 1 Bleed,... 
 
 bled, 
 
 bled. 
 
 I Drench, . . 
 
 drenched, .... 
 
 R. drent (or 
 
 -Blend,..*. 
 
 blended, 
 
 blended, blent. 
 
 
 
 contr.drencht). 
 
 'Blood -let. 
 
 blood-let, .... 
 
 blood-let. 
 
 -Drink,... 
 
 drank , 
 
 drunk, d-ken. 
 
 -Blow, 
 
 blew,* 
 
 blown, * 
 
 - Drive , . . . 
 
 drove, drave,. 
 
 driven, drovert 
 
 -Break,... 
 
 broke, brake,. 
 
 broken. 
 
 -Dwell, ... 
 
 dwelt,* 
 
 dwelt, *. 
 
 -Breed,... 
 
 bred, 
 
 bred. 
 
 -Eat, 
 
 eat, ate, 
 
 eaten, eat. 
 
 -Bring, ... 
 
 brought, 
 
 brought. 
 
 - Engird, or 
 
 engirded, en- 
 
 engirded, en- 
 
 - Brow-beat , 
 
 brow-beat, . . . 
 
 brow-beat, 
 brow-beaten. 
 
 Engirt,vid. 
 i).ii.Begird, 
 
 girt, 
 
 girt. 
 
 -Build,.... 
 
 built,* 
 
 built, * 
 
 - Engrave , . 
 
 engraved, .... 
 
 R. engraven. 
 
 -Burn, 
 
 burnt, R. ... 
 
 burnt, R. 
 
 -Extend, . . 
 
 extended, .... 
 
 R. extent. 
 
 -Burst, . . . 
 
 burst, 
 
 burst, burstcn. 
 
 - Fall , . . . . 
 
 fell 
 
 fallen, fain. 
 
 -Buy, 
 
 bought, 
 
 bought. 
 
 - Feed, .... 
 
 fed, 
 
 fed. 
 
 - Can, 
 
 could, 
 
 
 -Feel,.... 
 
 felt, 
 
 felt. 
 
 - Cast 
 
 cast , * 
 
 cast, * 
 (Shaksp.). 
 
 -Fight,... 
 
 fought, 
 
 fought, 
 foughten 
 
 -Catch,... 
 
 caught, i2.... 
 
 caught, R. 
 
 
 
 (Milt.). 
 
 - Chide,... 
 
 chid, chode, . . 
 
 chid, chidden. 
 
 - Find, .... 
 
 found, fand, . . 
 
 found. 
 
 - Choose, 
 
 chose , 
 
 chosen. 
 
 -Flee, 
 
 fled, 
 
 fled. 
 
 chuse , . . . 
 
 
 
 -Fleet,.... 
 
 fleeted, 
 
 R. flet. 
 
 - Cleave, .. 
 
 cleft , clove , 
 
 cloven, cleft. 
 
 - Fling , . . . 
 
 flung, 
 
 flung, flong. 
 
 
 clave, 
 
 
 -Fly, 
 
 flew, 
 
 flown. § 
 
 - Climb, . . . 
 
 iJ. clomb, 
 
 R. clomb. 
 
 - Fold, .... 
 
 folded, 
 
 R. folden. 
 
 •Cling, ... 
 
 clung, clang, 
 clong, 
 
 clang, clong. 
 
 -Forbear, . 
 
 forbore, for- 
 bare , 
 
 forborne. 
 
 - Clothe , . . 
 
 R.clady 
 
 R. clad. 
 
 -Forbid, .. 
 
 fbrbid, f-bade. 
 
 forbid, forbid 
 
 - Come, . . . 
 
 came, 
 
 come. 
 
 
 vulg. f-bad), 
 
 den. 
 
 - Cost , 
 
 cost, 
 
 cost. 
 
 - Forecast, . 
 
 forecast, 
 
 forecast. 
 
 - Creep, . . . 
 
 crept, crope, * 
 
 crept, *. 
 
 - Foredo , . . 
 
 foredid, 
 
 foredone. 
 
 - Crow, 
 
 R. crew , . . . . 
 
 R. crown. 
 
 - For(e)go , 
 
 for(e)went, . . . 
 
 for(e)gone. 
 
 -Cut, 
 
 cut , 
 
 cut. 
 
 -Foreknow, 
 
 foreknew, .... 
 
 foreknown. 
 
 -Dare, 
 
 durst, R 
 
 dared. 
 
 -Forelay,. . 
 
 forelaid , 
 
 forelaid. 
 
 - Deal, .... 
 
 dealt, R 
 
 dealt, R. 
 
 - Forelift, . . 
 
 R. forelift, . . . 
 
 R. forelift. 
 
 - Deem , . . . 
 
 deemed, 
 
 R. dempt. 
 
 Foreread, 
 
 foreread , 
 
 foreread. 
 
 -Dig, 
 
 dug, digged,.. 
 
 dug, digged. 
 
 - Forerun , . 
 
 foreran, ..... 
 
 forerun. 
 
 - Ding, 
 
 R. dung , 
 
 R. dung. 
 
 - Forelend, . 
 
 forelent, 
 
 forelent. 
 
 -Distend,. . 
 
 distended , . . . 
 
 R. distent (». 
 
 -Foresay, . 
 
 foresaid, 
 
 foresaid. 
 
 
 
 ii.). 
 
 - Foreshow, 
 
 foreshowed,. . 
 
 foreshown 
 
 -Distract,.. 
 
 distracted , . . . 
 
 R. distraught. 
 
 - Foresee , . 
 
 foresaw, 
 
 foreseen. 
 
 
 
 distraughtedf 
 
 - Forespeak, 
 
 forespoke , 
 
 forespoken. 
 
 
 
 distract. 
 
 
 forespake, . . 
 
 
 - Do , 
 
 did, 
 
 done, doen. 
 
 -Foretel,.. 
 
 foretold, 
 
 foretold. 
 
 - Draw, 
 
 drew, 
 
 drawn. 
 
 - Forethink, 
 
 forethought, . . 
 
 forethought. 
 
 - Dread, . . . 
 
 R. drad ,.... 
 
 dreaded. 
 
 -Forget,.. 
 
 forgot, forgat, 
 
 forgotten, for- 
 
 -Dream,... 
 
 dreamt , R.. . 
 
 dreamt, R. 
 
 
 
 got. 
 
 § 4)dufig Dermi[(^t werben bie g^ormen tcr 3eit»6rter to flee, flow (overflow) unb fly, 
 inbem befonter^ bag ^porticip ton to fly mit Urn beC rcgclmafigcn 3eitroortes to 
 flow (frcilid^ mi) bem SSorgange ber bef^en ©d^riftfteller) oerrocd^felt n>irb. ^uSffi^rs 
 U(^cs bariibcr ftel^e ^lugcI'S S^oUflonbigc Gnglifi^e ©prad^le^re. 
 
874 
 
 Pres. 
 
 Fret. 
 
 Part 
 
 Pres. 
 
 Pret. 
 
 Pari. 
 
 I Forgive , . 
 -Forsake, . 
 
 - Forswear , 
 
 - Freeze , . . 
 
 - Freight, . . 
 
 - Geld, . . . . 
 -Get, 
 
 - Gild, . . . . 
 
 - Gird, . . . . 
 
 - Give,. . . . 
 
 - Glide , . . . 
 -Go, 
 
 - Grave , . . . 
 -Grind, .. . 
 
 - Grow , . . . 
 
 - Hamstring, 
 -Hang,^|.. 
 
 - Have,. . . . 
 
 - Hear , . . . . 
 
 - Heave, . . . 
 
 - Help, .... 
 
 Hew, . . . . 
 
 Hide, 
 
 Hit, 
 
 Hold, 
 
 Hart, 
 
 Inlay, .... 
 Interweave 
 Inweave,. 
 Keep,. . . . 
 Kneel, . . . 
 
 Knit, 
 
 Know, . . . 
 Lade (vid. 
 D. a. To 
 Load), . . . 
 
 Lay» 
 
 Lead, .... 
 Lean, .... 
 Leap, .... 
 
 Learn, || 
 Leave , . 
 
 forgave , 
 
 forsook , 
 
 forswore , . . . . 
 
 froze, 
 
 R. fraughty . . 
 
 R. gelt, 
 
 got, gat, 
 
 gilt, R. §.... 
 
 girt, R 
 
 gave, 
 
 R. glodcy . . . . 
 
 went, 
 
 graved , 
 
 ground, 
 
 grew, 
 
 hamstrang, . . . 
 
 hung, R 
 
 had, 
 
 heard, 
 
 hove, R 
 
 R. (contr, 
 helpt)^ holpf 
 holpe, 
 
 hewed, 
 
 hid, 
 
 Mt 
 
 held, 
 
 hurt, 
 
 inlaid , 
 
 interwove, * . 
 
 inwove ,*.... 
 
 kept, 
 
 R. knelt, 
 
 knit, knitted,. 
 
 knew, 
 
 laded, 
 
 laid, 
 
 led, lady 
 
 R. leant, lent, 
 R. leapt, lept, 
 
 lope, 
 
 R. learnt, .... 
 left 
 
 forgiven. 
 
 forsaken. 
 
 forsworn. 
 
 frozen. 
 
 R. fraught. 
 
 R. gelt. 
 
 got, gotten. 
 
 gilt, R. 
 
 gilt, R. 
 
 given. 
 
 glided. 
 
 gone. 
 
 R. graven. 
 
 ground, *. 
 
 grown. 
 
 hamstrung. 
 
 hung, hongy R. 
 
 had. 
 
 heard. 
 
 hoven, /joue,i2. 
 
 R.[contr.helpt) 
 
 holp , holpe, 
 
 holpen, 
 R. hewn, 
 hidden, hid. 
 hit, hot. 
 held, hvlden. 
 hurt, 
 inlaid. 
 
 interwoven, *. 
 inwoven, *♦ 
 kept. 
 R. knelt, 
 knit, knitted, 
 known, 
 laden, *. 
 
 *> 
 
 laid. 
 
 led. 
 
 R. leant, lent. 
 
 R. leapt, lept. 
 
 R. learnt, 
 left. 
 
 I Lend,. . . . 
 
 -Let, 
 
 -Lie,i(l^licgc 
 -Lift, 
 
 - Light, (— 
 on) id) trcf= 
 fe(auf),.. 
 
 - Light, i6) 
 
 Uan, 
 
 - Load, .... 
 
 - Lose , . . . . 
 
 - Make , . . . 
 
 - May , . . . . 
 
 Mean,. . . 
 -Meet,.. . 
 -Melt,... 
 
 - Methinks, , 
 It Misbe- 
 comes, . . , 
 
 I Miscast, . . 
 
 - Misdeal,. . 
 
 - Misdo, . . . 
 
 - Misdraw , . 
 
 - Misgive, . . 
 
 - Mishear , . 
 
 - Misknow , . 
 -Mislay,. . . 
 
 - Mislead, . . 
 
 - Missay , . . 
 
 - Missend , . 
 
 - Misshape, . 
 
 - Misspeak, . 
 
 - Misspell , . 
 
 - Misspend , 
 
 - Mistake, . . 
 
 - Misteacb, . 
 
 - Mistell , . . 
 Misthink , . 
 Misunder- 
 stand, . . . 
 
 - Miswrite , . 
 -Mow ,. . . . 
 
 Must 
 
 lent, 
 
 let , 
 
 i'-^y, 
 
 R. lift, 
 
 R. light, lit,. 
 
 lit, R.. 
 
 loaded , 
 
 lost, lore, lorn, 
 
 made , 
 
 might , :^ & 
 viilg.mought, 
 
 meant, 
 
 met, 
 
 R. molt, . . . . 
 methought , . . 
 misbecame, . . . 
 
 lent. 
 
 let; 
 
 lain, lien. 
 
 R. lift. 
 
 R. light, lit. 
 
 R. lit, light. 
 
 R. loaden. 
 lost, /ore, lorn, 
 made. 
 mote. 
 
 meant. 
 
 met. 
 
 R. molten, 
 
 misbecome. 
 
 miscast , 
 
 miscast. 
 
 misdealt, R... 
 
 misdealt. R, 
 
 misdid, 
 
 misdone. 
 
 raisdrew , 
 
 misdrawn. 
 
 misgave, .... 
 
 misgiven. 
 
 misheard,. . . . 
 
 misheard. 
 
 misknew, .... 
 
 misknown. 
 
 mislaid, 
 
 mislaid. 
 
 misled, 
 
 misled. 
 
 missaid, 
 
 missaid. 
 
 missent, 
 
 missent. 
 
 misshaped,. . . 
 
 R. misshape! 
 
 misspoke,. . . . 
 
 misspoken. 
 
 R. misspelt, . . 
 
 R. misspelt. 
 
 misspent , 
 
 misspent. 
 
 mistook 
 
 mistaken. 
 
 mistaught, . . . 
 
 mistaught. 
 
 mistold , 
 
 mistold. 
 
 misthought , . . 
 
 misthought. 
 
 misunder- 
 
 misunder- 
 
 stood , 
 
 stood. 
 
 miswrote 
 
 miswritten. 
 
 mowed , . ... 
 
 R. mown. 
 
 must, mote,. . 
 
 
 
 § 3m bilMic^en <Sinne ifl Me regetmdpigc gorm oorjuste^cn. 
 
 j| SBirD eiscntlid(> alS SranjitiDum (oon ^erfoncn) nur regelrndpig gcbroudS>t, j. 35. 
 it is thought he will be hanged, man glaubt cr mxti ge^dngt wertenj - in tcr 
 SBebeutung »on (einc ©tube, K.) topejiren, ift bie unregelmfipigf gorm (jelt) bie 
 ubli(^e5 bod^ fommt t)ie unrcgelmcipige ^orm oud^ fiir tie erfte SSeb. nic^t feltcn ©or. 
 
 11 3n ber SSebeutung oon (er)lerncn ift nur tie regelmfipige ^orm iiblid^. 
 
875 
 
 Pres. 
 
 Pret. 
 
 Part. 
 
 Pres. 
 
 Pret. 
 
 1 
 
 Part. 
 
 I Newmake , 
 
 newmade, .... 
 
 newmade. 
 
 I Override, . 
 
 overrode, .... 
 
 overrode, 
 
 -Ought,... 
 
 ought , 
 
 
 
 
 
 ' 
 
 
 - Outbid , . . 
 
 outbid, 
 
 outbidden. 
 
 - Overrun, . 
 
 overran , 
 
 overrun. 
 
 - Outdo, . . . 
 
 outdid, 
 
 outdone. 
 
 - Oversee , . 
 
 oversaw, 
 
 overseen. 
 
 - Outdrink, . 
 
 outdrank,. . . . 
 
 outdrunk. 
 
 -Oversell, . 
 
 oversold, 
 
 oversold. 
 
 -Outtly,.. . 
 
 outflew, 
 
 outflown. 
 
 - Overset,. . 
 
 overset , 
 
 overset. 
 
 - Outgive, . . 
 
 outgave, 
 
 outgiven. 
 
 - Overshoot, 
 
 overshot, .... 
 
 overshot. 
 
 - Outgo , . . . 
 
 outwent, 
 
 outgone. 
 
 - Oversleep , 
 
 overslept, 
 
 overslept. 
 
 Outgrow,, 
 
 outgrew, 
 
 outgrown. 
 
 - Overspeak, 
 
 overspoke.. . . 
 
 overspoken. 
 
 Outride, . . 
 
 outrode , . . . . 
 
 outridden. 
 
 - 0-spread,. 
 
 overspread , . . 
 
 overspread. 
 
 - Outrun , . . 
 
 outran, 
 
 outrun. 
 
 - Overstrew , 
 
 overstrewed, . 
 
 R. overstrewn. 
 
 - Outsell , . . 
 
 outsold , 
 
 outsold. 
 
 - Overtake , 
 
 overtook, .... 
 
 overtaken. 
 
 - Outshine,. 
 
 outshone, 
 
 outshone. 
 
 -Overthrow, 
 
 overthrew,.. . 
 
 overthrown. 
 
 - Outshoot,. 
 
 outshot, 
 
 outshot. 
 
 - Overwork , 
 
 R. o-wrought, . 
 
 R. o-wrought. 
 
 -Outshut,. . 
 
 outshut , 
 
 outshut. 
 
 - Owe, .... 
 
 R. ought , . . . 
 
 R. own. 
 
 - Outspeed, 
 
 outsped, 
 
 outsped. 
 
 - Partake, . . 
 
 partook, 
 
 partaken. 
 
 - Outspread, 
 
 outspread , . . . 
 
 outspread. 
 
 - Pay, 
 
 paid, 
 
 paid. 
 
 - Outstand, 
 
 outstood,. . ■ . 
 
 outstood. 
 
 - Pen (-up) , 
 
 pent, 
 
 pent. 
 
 - Outstride, 
 
 outstrode , . . , 
 
 outstriddcn. 
 
 -Plead, ... 
 
 R. vuLg. plead, 
 
 R,vulg. plead. 
 
 - Outswear, 
 
 outswore,. . . . 
 
 outsworn. 
 
 - Pitch , . . . 
 
 R. pight,... 
 
 R. pight. 
 
 - Outswell , . 
 
 outswelled,. . . 
 outwore, 
 
 outswollen. 
 outworn. 
 
 - Put, 
 
 - Quake , . . . 
 
 put , 
 
 put. 
 quaked. 
 
 - Outwear , . 
 
 R. quook, . . . 
 
 - Outweep,. 
 
 outwept, 
 
 outwept. 
 
 -Quit,.... 
 
 quitted, quit,. 
 
 quitted, quit. 
 
 -Outwork,. 
 
 R. o-wrought, . 
 
 R. o-wrought. 
 
 . . . 
 
 quoth, quod , . 
 
 . 
 
 Overbear, 
 
 overbore , . . . . 
 
 overborne. 
 
 - Raff 
 
 R. contr. raft, 
 
 Raffed. 
 
 Overbid, . 
 
 o-bid, o-had,. 
 
 overbid, over- 
 bidden. 
 
 -Reach,... 
 
 R. r aught, . . . 
 
 R. raught, 
 r ought. 
 
 - Overblow, 
 
 overblew, .... 
 
 overblown. 
 
 - Read, 
 
 read, rad, . . . 
 
 read, rad. 
 
 - Overburn, 
 
 overburnt, R.. 
 
 overburnt, R. 
 
 -Reap 
 
 R. reapt 
 
 R reapt. 
 
 - Overbuy,. 
 
 overbought,. , 
 
 overbought. 
 
 -Rebuild,.. 
 
 rebuilt, 
 
 rebuilt. 
 
 - Overcast,. 
 
 overcast, .... 
 
 overcast. 
 
 - Recast , . . 
 
 recast, 
 
 recast. 
 
 - Overclimb 
 
 R. overclomb. 
 
 overclimbcd. 
 
 -Rehear,. . 
 
 reheard, 
 
 reheard. 
 
 - Overcome, 
 
 overcame, .... 
 
 overcome. 
 
 - Remake, . . 
 
 remade, 
 
 remade. 
 
 - Overdo,. . 
 
 overdid, 
 
 overdone. 
 
 -Reraelt,.. 
 
 remelted, 
 
 R. remolten. 
 
 - Overdraw, 
 
 overdrew, .... 
 
 overdrawn. 
 
 -Rend, Rent, 
 
 rent, 
 
 rent. 
 
 - Overdrink, 
 
 overdrank,. . . 
 
 overdrunk. 
 
 - Repay, . . . 
 
 repaid, 
 
 repaid. 
 
 - Overdrive, 
 
 overdrove,. . . 
 
 overdriven. 
 
 -Resell,... 
 
 resold , 
 
 resold. 
 
 - Overeat, . 
 
 o-eat, o-ate,. . 
 
 overeaten. 
 
 - Resow, . . . 
 
 resowed , . . . . 
 
 resown, R. 
 
 - Over- 
 
 overfreighted , 
 
 R. o-fraught. 
 
 - Respeak , . 
 
 respoke^ 
 
 respoken. 
 
 freight, . . . 
 
 
 
 -Retake,... 
 
 retook, 
 
 retaken. 
 
 - Overget , . 
 
 overgot, 
 
 overgot. 
 
 - Retell (n. 
 
 retold 
 
 retold. 
 
 - Overgild , . 
 
 overgilt, R. . . 
 
 overgilt, R. 
 
 fi.), 
 
 
 
 - Overgird, . 
 
 overgirt, R... 
 
 overgirt, R. 
 
 -Rewrite, . 
 
 rewrote, 
 
 rewritten. 
 
 - Overgo , . . 
 
 - Overhang , 
 
 nvprwpnf 
 
 overgone, 
 overhung. 
 
 -Rid,... . 
 
 rid, 
 
 rid. [den. 
 rode , rid , rid- 
 
 overhung, 
 
 - Ride, .... 
 
 rode, rid,. . . . 
 
 - Overhear, 
 
 overheard , . . . 
 
 overheard. 
 
 -Ring,.... 
 
 rung, rang, 
 
 rung, rong. 
 
 - Overlade, . 
 
 overladed, .. . 
 
 overladen. 
 
 
 rong, 
 
 
 - Overlay,. . 
 
 overlaid, 
 
 overlaid. 
 
 -Rise, .... 
 
 rose,ris€,risse. 
 
 risen, rist. 
 
 - Overload,. 
 
 overloaded, . . 
 
 overloaden. 
 
 -Rive,.... 
 
 rove, R 
 
 vixen, roven,R. 
 
 - Overpay,. 
 
 overpaid,. . . . 
 
 overpaid. 
 
 - Rot , 
 
 rotted, 
 
 rot, rotten. R. 
 
 - Overreach, 
 
 R. overraught. 
 
 R. overraught. 
 
 - Rough- 
 
 rough-hewed , . 
 
 R. r-hewn. 
 
 ♦ Overread, 
 
 overread,. . . . 
 
 overread. 
 
 hew, 
 
 
 
876 
 
 Fres. 
 
 [ Roagb- 
 work,. . . , 
 
 - Run, 
 
 - Saw, 
 
 •Say, 
 
 •See, 
 
 Seek , 
 
 •Seeth(e),. 
 •Sell, 
 
 • Send 
 
 •Set 
 
 Sew, 
 
 " Shake, . . . 
 Shall 
 
 • Shape,. . . 
 Shave, . . . 
 
 •Shear,.. . 
 •Shed, ... 
 
 - Shew, o\d. 
 b. fi. Show, 
 
 - Shine, .. . 
 
 - Shoe, 
 
 - Shoot, . . . 
 -Show, 
 
 - Shred 
 (Shread),. 
 
 -Shrink, . . 
 
 - 4= Shrive , . 
 
 - Shut 
 
 -Sing,. .. 
 
 Sink, .. .. 
 
 - Sit , 
 
 -Slay,.... 
 
 - Sleep , . . . 
 
 - Slide , . . . 
 -Sling,.... 
 -Slink, 
 
 - Slit, 
 
 - Smart, . . . 
 
 - Smell , . . . 
 -Smite, . . . 
 It Snows , . . 
 
 1 Sow , . . . . 
 
 • Speak,. . . 
 
 - Speed, . . . 
 
 - Spend,. . . 
 -Spell, 
 
 - Spet , 
 
 Prtt. 
 
 roughwraught , ronghwrought 
 
 ParU 
 
 ran, run, 
 sawed, . . 
 said, .... 
 saw , . . . , 
 sought, . . 
 R. sod, . 
 sold, .... 
 sent,, . . . 
 
 set, 
 
 aewed , . . , 
 
 shook , 
 
 should, 
 
 shold(e) , . . 
 R, shope, . . . 
 ihaved , . . . . 
 R. shore,. . . 
 
 shed, 
 
 shewed, .... 
 
 shone, *. 
 shod, . . . 
 shot, .... 
 showed, . 
 shred.. . . 
 
 8hrunk,«/iranfc, 
 
 shrove^ 
 
 shut, 
 
 sung, sang,., 
 sunk, sanky . . 
 sat, sate , . . . . 
 
 slew , 
 
 slept, 
 
 slid , * 
 
 slung, slangy. 
 slunk, slanky. 
 slit, slitted,. . 
 R. smart, . . . 
 R. smelt,. . . . 
 
 smote , 
 
 R.:^ik.provinc. 
 
 snew, 
 
 sowed, 
 
 spoke, 4^ (sol.) 
 
 spake , 
 
 sped , :;: 
 
 spent, 
 
 R. spelt, 
 
 spetted, spet,. 
 
 run. 
 
 R. sawn. 
 
 said, sain. 
 
 seen. 
 
 sought. 
 
 R. sodden, sod 
 
 sold. 
 
 sent. 
 
 set. 
 
 sewed, sewn, 
 
 sown. 
 shaken. 
 
 Pres. 
 
 Fret. 
 
 Part, 
 
 R. shapen. 
 
 R. shaven. 
 
 shorn, shore, * 
 
 shed. 
 
 R. shewn. 
 
 shone, ^a. 
 shod, shodden 
 shot, shotten. 
 R. shown, 
 shred. 
 
 .shrunk, s-ken. 
 
 shriven^ shrift. 
 
 shut. 
 
 sung. 
 
 sunk, sunken. 
 
 sat,sate,jt<ten. 
 
 slain. 
 
 slept. 
 
 slid, slidden. 
 
 slung. 
 
 slunk. 
 
 slit, slitted. 
 
 R. smart. 
 
 R. smelt. 
 
 smitten, smit. 
 
 R. snown. 
 
 R. .sown, 
 spoken. 
 
 sped, tt:. 
 spent. 
 R. spelt, 
 spetted, spet. 
 
 I Spill, 
 
 - Spin ,. . . . 
 -Spit, 
 
 -Split, 
 
 - Spread ,. . 
 
 - Spring , . . 
 
 - Stand , . . . 
 
 - Stave , . . . 
 
 Stay , 
 
 Steal, 
 
 - Stick, 
 
 -Sting, . .. 
 -Stink, 
 
 {Straw J. 
 
 ' (Strew,) . 
 
 (vid.Strow) 
 
 - Stretch , . . 
 -Stride,... 
 
 -Strike,.. . 
 
 String,. 
 Strive,. , 
 Strow,. , 
 Swear,. , 
 Sweat , . . 
 
 Sweep,. . 
 Swell , . . 
 
 Swim , . . 
 
 Swing, . . 
 Take,.. . 
 Teach , . . 
 Tear, .. 
 
 Tell, 
 
 Think,.. 
 Thrive , . 
 Throw, . . 
 Thrust, . . 
 Thunder- 
 strike , . 
 Tread, . . 
 Try,... 
 Unbend , 
 Unbind, . 
 Unbuild,. 
 
 R. spilt, 
 
 spun, spany. . 
 spitted, spit, 
 
 spnty 
 
 split, splittedy 
 spread, spredy 
 
 8prung,*prang, 
 sprang, 
 
 stood, 
 
 R, stove,. . . . 
 
 staid , 
 
 .stole, 
 
 stuck, stack, . 
 
 stung, stangy. 
 
 stunk, stank, . 
 strawedy 
 strewed , 
 
 R. straught , . 
 strode, strid, 
 
 strod , 
 
 struck, strake, 
 
 strokCyStrooky 
 
 strung, strangy 
 strove, #. . . . 
 strewed , . . . . 
 swore , swaref 
 R. sweat, swety 
 swaty swate,. 
 
 swept, R 
 
 swelled , 
 
 swum, swam, 
 
 sworn , 
 
 swung, swang , 
 
 took, 
 
 taught, * . . . 
 tore , tare , . . . 
 
 told, 
 
 thought , . . . . 
 R. throve,. . . 
 
 threw, 
 
 thrust, 
 
 thunder-struck, 
 
 trod , trod€f . . 
 
 tried, 
 
 unbent, 
 
 unbound, .... 
 unbuilt, 
 
 R. spilt, 
 spun, 
 spitted, spit, 
 
 spitten. 
 split, splittcd. 
 spread, sprr.dy 
 
 sprad. 
 sprung. 
 
 stood, stode. 
 R. stove, 
 staid. 
 
 stolen, stoln. 
 stuck. 
 
 stung, stang. 
 .stunk. 
 
 istrawed.) 
 strewed.[ 
 strewn. ) 
 R. straught. 
 stridden. 
 
 struck, strick- 
 e?i, strucken, 
 strook. 
 
 R. strung. 
 
 striven. 
 
 .strown. 
 
 sworn. 
 
 R. sweat, 
 
 swct, sweatin. 
 
 .swept, R. 
 
 R. swollen , 
 swoln. 
 
 swum, sworn, 
 
 swung. 
 
 taken. 
 
 taught, *. 
 
 torn. tore. 
 
 told. 
 
 thought. 
 
 R. thriven. 
 
 thrown. 
 
 thrust. 
 
 thunderstruck, 
 
 th-stricken. 
 trodden, trod 
 tried, 
 unbent, 
 unbound, 
 unbuilt. 
 
877 
 
 . Fres, 
 
 Fret. 
 
 Pari. 
 
 Pres. 
 
 Pret. 
 
 Part. 
 
 I Underbear, 
 
 under-bore, . . 
 
 under-borne. 
 
 lUpdraw,.. 
 
 updrew, 
 
 updrawn. 
 
 - U-bid , . . . 
 
 under-bid, . . . 
 
 under-bidden. 
 
 - Upgrow, . . 
 
 upgrew, 
 
 upgrown. 
 
 -U-bind,... 
 
 nnder-bound,. 
 
 under-bound. 
 
 -Uphold, .. 
 
 upheld , 
 
 upheld, up- 
 
 -U-buy,... 
 
 under-bought , 
 
 under-bought. 
 
 
 
 holden. 
 
 -U-cut,.... 
 
 under-cut , . . . 
 
 under-cut. 
 
 - Uplead, . . 
 
 upled 
 
 upled. 
 
 -U-do,.... 
 
 underdid, 
 
 underdone. 
 
 -Uplift, ... 
 
 R. uplift,.... 
 
 R. uplift. 
 
 - U-feel{n.U.) 
 
 under-felt, . . . 
 
 under-felt. 
 
 - Uprise,. . . 
 
 uprose, 
 
 uprisen. 
 
 -U-gird,... 
 
 under-girt , . . . 
 
 under-girt. 
 
 - Upset , col. 
 
 upset, 
 
 upset. 
 
 -U-go,.... 
 
 underwent,. . . 
 
 undergone. 
 
 -Upwind,. . 
 
 upwound 
 
 upwound. 
 
 -U-lay,.... 
 
 underlaid , . . . 
 
 underlaid. 
 
 -Wake, ... 
 
 R. woke, .... 
 
 waked. 
 
 -U-let,.... 
 
 underlet, .... 
 
 underlet. 
 
 -Wash,.... 
 
 washed, 
 
 R. wash en. 
 
 - U-run , . . . 
 
 under-ran, . . . 
 
 under-run. 
 
 -Wave, ... 
 
 R. weft, 
 
 R. weft. 
 
 -U-sell,. .. 
 
 undersold, . . . 
 
 undersold. 
 
 -Wax,n4:.. 
 
 R. wox, woxe, 
 
 R. waxen. 
 
 -U-set,.... 
 
 underset, .... 
 
 underset. 
 
 
 war, 
 
 waxen. 
 
 -U-stand,.. 
 
 understood , . . 
 
 understood. 
 
 -Waylay,.. 
 
 waylaid , 
 
 waylaid. 
 
 -U-take,... 
 
 undertook,. . . 
 
 undertaken. 
 
 - Wear, . . . 
 
 wore, ware,. . 
 
 worn. 
 
 -U- weave, . 
 
 underwore, . . . 
 
 underwoven. 
 
 - Weave , . . 
 
 wove, * 
 
 woven, *. 
 
 •U-work,.. 
 
 u-wrought, *. 
 
 R. u-wrought. 
 
 - Weep, . . . 
 
 wept, * 
 
 wept. 
 
 - U-write , . . 
 
 underwrote,.. 
 
 underwritten. 
 
 - Wend{vid. 
 
 went, 
 
 gone. 
 
 - Undo,. . . . 
 
 undid, 
 
 undone. 
 
 t>. j. a. To 
 
 
 
 -Undraw,. . 
 
 undrew, 
 
 undrawn. 
 
 Go) , . . . . 
 
 
 
 -Ungird, . . 
 
 ungirt, R 
 
 ungirt, R. 
 
 - Wet , ... . 
 
 wet, wetted, . . 
 
 wet, wetted. 
 
 -Unhang,. . 
 
 unhung, «.,. . 
 
 unhung, R. 
 
 -Will, 
 
 would, 
 
 . 
 
 -Unlade,... 
 
 unladed, 
 
 unladen, *, 
 
 - Win, 
 
 won, wan,. . . 
 
 won. 
 
 -Unload,.. 
 
 unloaded, 
 
 R. unloaden. 
 
 - Wind, 
 
 wound, * . . . . 
 
 wound, w-en. 
 
 -Unmake,.. 
 
 unmade, 
 
 unmade. 
 
 - Wiredraw, 
 
 wire drew,. . . 
 
 wire- drawn. 
 
 - Unpay, . . 
 
 unpaid, 
 
 unpaid. 
 
 t I Wit, 
 
 wot, wote . . . 
 
 wotten. 
 
 - Unsay .... 
 
 unsaid 
 
 unsaid. 
 
 (wot,wote) 
 
 
 
 -Unshoe, . . 
 
 unsbod, 
 
 unshod, nn- 
 
 - Withdraw, 
 
 withdrew, .... 
 
 withdrawn. 
 
 
 
 shodden. 
 
 -Withhold,. 
 
 withheld .... 
 
 withheld, w- 
 
 -Unstring,. 
 
 unstrung, 
 
 unstrung. 
 
 
 
 holden. 
 
 -Unswear, . 
 
 unswore, 
 
 unsworn. 
 
 - Withstand, 
 
 withstood,... 
 
 withstood. 
 
 - Unsweat , . 
 
 R. unsweat,.. 
 
 R. unsweat. 
 
 -Wont,.... 
 
 wont, 
 
 wont. 
 
 -Unswell,.. 
 
 unswelled , . . . 
 
 R. unswoln. 
 
 -Work,... 
 
 R. wrought,. . 
 
 R. wrought. 
 
 - Unteach , . 
 
 untaught, .... 
 
 untaught. 
 
 -Wreathe,. 
 
 wreathed, .... 
 
 R. wreathen. 
 
 -Unthink,.. 
 
 unthought , . . . 
 
 unthought. 
 
 -Wring,... 
 
 wrung, w>rawgr. 
 
 wrung, *. 
 
 - Unwind, . . 
 
 unwound 
 
 unwound. 
 
 
 *, 
 
 
 -Unwring, . 
 
 unwrung, 
 
 unwrung. 
 upborn. 
 
 -Write, ... 
 
 wrote, writ,. . 
 
 written, icrti. 
 
 Upbear,.. 
 
 upbore, 
 
 -Writhe, .. 
 
 writhed, 
 
 writhen 
 
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