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 V This eminont lexico»rapher was born at West Hartford, Connecticut, October 
 
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 ENGLISH LANGUAGE, 
 
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 INTENDED TO BE USED AS 
 
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 Southern District of New York. 
 
THE COMPILER'S PREFACE 
 
 The proprietors of the Elementary Spelling Booh, believ- 
 \\\^^ that a selection of words in polite and popular use in this 
 country, would be favorably received as a sequel to that widely 
 circulated work, and aware that the compiler was long engaged 
 in assisting in the revision and republication of the American 
 Dictionary, the great work of his lamented father's life, have 
 requested him to undertake the following compilation. 
 
 Their design has been to furnish elementary and other 
 schools with a vocabulary of words in popular and frequent 
 use, without encumbering the work with hundreds of words, 
 either scientific or obsolete, and which are of no practical im- 
 portance to children till maturer years and intellectual advance- 
 ment shall make them useful. 
 
 The object aimed at by the compiler has been to arrange, 
 as far as practicable, the words embodied in the Elementary 
 Spelling Book ; to define each word intelligibly, but with brief 
 simplicity, avoiding the use of synonyms as much as possible ; 
 to note the accent, to express each quality of sound by char- 
 acters, and to observe a strict conformity with the orthography 
 of the revised American Dictionary, in 2 vols., royal 8vo. 
 
 Subjoined, is a list of several hundred of the most usual 
 names of individuals of both sexes in this country, and a list 
 of words of variable wthography, in which the spelling is cor- 
 rected by rules. This table may be useful to those who are 
 disposed to adopt a uniform and systemized orthography. 
 
 The present edition having been thoroughly revised, the 
 vocabulary enlarged to about twelve thousand words, the defi- 
 nitions extended, and the whole re-stereotyped, the compiler 
 respectfully presents it to the public, with the hope that it 
 may in some degree subserve the great interests of education, 
 and that the son may jpceive a share of that favor which ha« 
 been so long and so justly bestowed upon his father. 
 
 W. G. W. 
 
 New Haven, Juli/, 1845. 
 
Coiuiiieiidatory JVotices worth Kcudiiig^. 
 
 Northampton, Mass., January 25, 1846. 
 Wm. G. Webster, Esq. ' 
 
 Dear Sir : Your little work has ftillen into my hands, and I have 
 looked it over with much interest. It seems to me to be just such a 
 work as was greatly needed in our primary schools. It is hardly ex- 
 travagant to say that the great business of school education is to acquire 
 a knowledge of words and of their accurate and precise signification ; 
 for, he who knows all the words in his native language, and understands 
 the precise meaning of each word, has at command all the knowledge 
 of which his language is the vehicle ; and I regard it as a wise educa- 
 tional measure to begin, at the earliest practicable period in the process 
 >f education, to make children acquainted with the exact meaning of the 
 words which they learn to spell. 
 
 When I remember how often I spelled over the long columns of words 
 in the spelting-book of my childhood and youth, not one fourth part of 
 which I knew the meaning; of, and consider what an immense advantage 
 it would have been to me, if I had been trained as thoroughly in defining 
 as I was in spelling those words, I can not but rejoice for humanity's 
 sake, and, in behalf of the cause of education, thank you for the excel- 
 lent service you have done that cause ; and my rejoicing is enhanced by 
 the hope and belief that this little work, bearing the venerated name of 
 Webster, will be universally received into the schools of our wide- 
 spread country. For, I regard that man as eminently a benefactor to 
 my beloved country, who, by his true and acknowledged excellence as 
 a laborer in the cause of education, shall send the same elementary 
 spelling-book into every primary school in the Union ; thereby making 
 us a people of one tongue, and almost, by necessary consequence, a peo- 
 ple of one heart. Very respectfully, yours, 
 
 SYLVESTER GRAHAM. 
 
 — « — 
 
 Albany, Nov. 15, 1845. 
 Messrs. Geo. F. Cooledgb & Bro. — 
 
 Gentlemen : I am now able to inform you that your book (Web- 
 ster's Speller and Definer) has made a decidedly favorable imprcbsion on 
 the teachers of the Normal School. It will be used forthwith, and I 
 trust experience will confirm our favorable opinion. 
 
 Truly and respectfully yours, FRANCIS DWIGHT. 
 
 A New School Book. — WhMe the country is almost inundated 
 with new works, designed for the use of schools, of greater or less pre- 
 tensions to merit, it is not always upon examination that those about 
 which most is said, are most worthy of attention and patronage. We 
 have before us a new work, which, upon a careful perusal, has our un- 
 qualified approbation. It is a " Speller and Definer," or a Sequel to 
 Webster's Elementary Spelling Book. It may be used with decided ad- 
 vantage both as a spelling-book and diction^. If this work shall at- 
 tain the success to which its merits entitle it, it will outlive a multitude 
 of ephemeral publications, as the spelling-book which it is designed to 
 accompany, has already done. It needs only to be known, to be appre- 
 ciated. — Jamestoitm Journal. 
 
THE TEACHER'S GUIDE FOR PRONUNCIATION. 
 
 EXPLANATION 
 
 OF THE POINTED LETTERS OR CHARACTERS USED IN THIS 
 
 WORK AS A GUIDE TO THE TRUE PRONUN- 
 
 CIATION OF WORDS. 
 
 Pointed Consonants* 
 
 <), €, as in eat, eart. 
 Ch, ch, as in machine. 
 G, g, as in gem, gesture. 
 S, s, as in wise, miser. 
 Th, th, as in fliou, thus. 
 
 Lo7ig Vowels, 
 
 A, a— E, e— 1, 1— O, o— tj, u— Y, y. 
 
 Examples. 
 
 a, as in ate, bate, fate, create. 
 e, as in b6, mete, concrete, revere. 
 I, as in bite, mice, write, unite, 
 o, as in cone, tone, before, adore, 
 u, as in cure, pure, assure, endure. 
 y, as in by, dry, apply, defy. 
 
 Promiscuous Examples, 
 
 A, a, as in far, car. 1, i, as in bird, stir. 
 
 A, a, as in fall, call. O, o, as in lose, prove. 
 
 A, a, as in what, was. O, o, as in dove, love. 
 
 E, e, as in prey, whey. O, o, as in book, wolf. 
 
 i, 1, as in marine. U, u, as in full, pull. 
 
 I, i, as in Inch, pin. IJ, u, as in use, union. 
 Directions for pronouncing words. 
 
 The accented syllable of words is determined 
 \ by this mark ( ' ). 
 
 When the mark of accent immediately follows 
 a vowel, that vowel is long 5 as in a'ble, fa'vor, 
 defy'. 
 
EXPLANATIONS. 
 
 The long vowel sound is designated also by a 
 mark over the letter, as in See, beet, mice, old, 
 rude, pry. 
 
 When the mark of accent follows a consonant, 
 the preceding vowel, if single and not pointed, is 
 sJiort 5 as in ab'sence, defend', construct'. 
 
 When the mark of accent occurs after a syl- 
 lable that contains a pointed vowel or a diph- 
 thong, that vowel or diphthong has its proper 
 sound 5 as in ar'dor, debar', adjoin', above', avow', 
 abound'. 
 
 A double accent (") before ce^ ci^ and f/, indi- 
 cates that these letters are pronounced like sh^ 
 as in testa"ceous, vi"cious, tui"tion, which are 
 pronounced testa'shus, vish'us, tuish'un. 
 
 A double accent also between n and g indi- 
 cates that these letters are pronounced with a 
 close articulation ; as in lin"ger, min"gle. 
 
 Silent letters are printed in italics. 
 
 ABBREVIATIONS EXPLAINED. 
 
 a. Stands for adjective. vt, stands for verb transitive.* 
 
 adv, " adverb. vi. ** verb intransitive. 
 
 conj, " conjunction. j;p. " perfect participle. 
 
 n, " noun. ppr. " present participle. 
 
 lirep. " preposition, p-on. " pronoun. 
 
 interj. " interjection, jphi. " plural. 
 
 * The compiler has preferred to use the terms adopted by his 
 father, as more accurate and comprehensive : the transitive verb de- 
 noting action or energy, exerted on some object, or in producing 
 some effect, as the wind propels a ship ; and the intransitive verb de- 
 noting simple being, or existence in a certain stale, as to be, to rest, 
 or denoting action which is limited to the subject, as he sleeps. 
 
 *'The common distribution of verbs into active, neuter, and pas- 
 sive, is very objectionable. Many of our neuter verbs imply action 
 in a pre-eminent degree, as to run, to fly ; and the young learner 
 c«n not easily conceive why such verbs are not called active." — 
 Dr. Webster. 
 
A MB 
 
 11 
 
 AMU 
 
 book, dove, fiill, use, €an, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 n. A mineral salt of an acid 
 taste. 
 
 vt. To mix met- 
 
 n Ir^n/^' odw. Loudly; with much 
 d lOUU 5 noise. 
 
 ol' riVio «• The first letter in the 
 d-l JJIld, Greek alphabet. 
 
 al'pha bet, Tajil^e""' "''"'' 
 
 ol' f Of "• Place where .offerings are 
 ell Icirj laid. 
 
 _!/ f „-, v^ To change; to make dif- 
 til LUl, ferent. 
 
 al' ter a ble, fere'd'"' "'' '' ''' 
 alter €a"tion,3ispu?r""'"' 
 al' ter ^d,^,en^"«'' '""'''''■ 
 al tern' ate, lyZlf"' '"''" ' 
 al tern a tive, of two tilings. 
 al'titude,;vSK*'°' '"""''': 
 al' um, 
 
 a mal' gam ate, ^i; 
 amanuen'sis,"an^u7e?^'^'°^ 
 
 o mb'ao' ^*- ^o heap up; to accu- 
 <1 llld»h J mulate. 
 
 am a teur', «. a lover of the arts. 
 
 am' a tive ness, ?; lov"'""'^'^ 
 
 om' n fn rv «• Relating to love, or 
 
 ciiii ^a, L^ 1 J, causing love. 
 
 a mS7p' t)t. To confound ; to aston- 
 
 amaze'ment,-,^-"'"'"'- 
 
 amn' 'zinry "• Wonderful; aston- 
 ma zmg, jshing. 
 
 am'azon, ;;;;o^:i^."^°'^^"'"^^ 
 am bas' sa dor, :X7 ^"^"^ 
 
 am' ber gri's, « a fragrant drug. 
 
 am' bi ent, Jassliir"'^'"^ ' ''"'" 
 
 om V»i fTii' i f\7 "• Obscurity; doub- 
 am Dl gU I ty,iemeamng 
 
 am big' u ous, ^cu?e."''''''^ ' °^' 
 
 ! am bi" tion, ^-J^l^^ ' ^^^'^^^ °/ 
 
 am bi" tious, -^a^pJ""? ; p™ud ; 
 
 am' bi tude, « circuit ; compass, 
 
 am' h\e, ?JtTrp!"°''' '"''^' '°^^'^ ' 
 am' bling, ^iiy^*^'"^' "'"^^"^ ^^■ 
 am bro' sia, ^heVds."' ' ^°°^ °^ 
 am bro' sial, ^iour^""^"'' ^'^'' 
 am' bus <iade, ^^.'^^ ''" '" ^^'' 
 
 «rn' Knell "• -^ concealed position 
 cilll UUfell, for troops. 
 
 n m^l' inr nf*^ ^*- '^° improve; 
 d, Iliei lUr d-ie, to make belter. 
 
 a mel ior a" tion, ;;;en7'°^"' 
 
 a men', a^v. Be it so ; verily. 
 
 •3 mo' nn Vk]/> <»• Answerable to; 
 a Ilie lid, UlC?, responsible. 
 
 a mend', j;- J; '''""' '''''""' 
 amend'ment,;;,^J^°r''"' 
 
 1 monrlc;' n. Compensation ; satU»- 
 
 d menas , facuon. 
 
 Q mon' 1 tv "• Agreeableness of 
 d Illt/li 1 IJ, situation. 
 o m£»i«/^£i' "'• To punish by fine or 
 d llltl L.U , penalty. 
 
 a merce' ment, J- .luT"'"' 
 am'ethyst,-,e^ar^*"°^"'' 
 a'miabk,fov''e:^"*'"s^"'°^^'^°^ 
 
 a' mi a bl^ neSS, n. Loveliness. 
 
 am'ieabk,:,,ffa'^«"" 
 am' i €a bk ness,"go^ofwiu.'''' 
 
 n rnid' '^^' Among; in the mid- 
 
 o rnicc' '^"' Improperly ; wrongful- 
 
 orvk' 1 fir "• Love; friendship; har- 
 din I ly^ mony. 
 
 am mu ni" tion, lioreJ^'"''^"' 
 am'nesty,3on'^^'°'^^"^'^"^P"- 
 
 am' O rOUS, a. inclined to love, 
 o *v^i-kn»^f' »*• To increase; to rise 
 
 a mouni , ,„ value. 
 
 o rr>r\n»-if' "• The sum total; the 
 d IIIOUIII , whole result. 
 
 ainphib'ious,?;,,SSfi"a.et 
 
 am' pl^, «• Large ; diffusive ; liberal. 
 
 am' pli ate, f^n? '"'"'' '*°'''" 
 am pli fi ea" tion, ^^e^'nf " 
 
 on-k' r^li'fv ^^- To enlarge ; to ex- 
 aui pil ly, tend; to exaggerate. 
 
 am' pli tude,t"y. ''''''"' ^'''^''' 
 
 n tv»' r\]\T °^^- Largely ; liberally ; co- 
 
 dm piy, piously. 
 
 am' pU tate, vt. To cut off a Umb. 
 
 am pu ta" tion, "off^mnb"""* 
 
 n»Yi' n 1/if "■ Something worn as a 
 aill U H^L, charm. 
 
 a muse', vt. To entertain ; to divert. 
 
 a muse' ment, -^J;'^'^^^" ; p^« 
 
 a mu' sing, -Entertaining ; pleas. 
 
ANI 
 
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 ANT 
 
 bar, fall, wligtt, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 an ae/*' ro nism, J-me^""' '" an' i mal, '!(fj' ^^^^ endowed with 
 an' a gram, fet 11^'"^"'*'*°" °^ 
 a nal' o gize, ^naJg'y.^'^^"" '' 
 
 a nal' O O-nilQ a- Having analogy 
 d, lldl U gUUb, or resemblance. 
 »» »-»rtl' /-k rr^r n. ReseinblaHce ; rela- 
 
 a nai o gy, tion. 
 
 nml'vcie *•• Separation of mat- 
 d Iiai y &I^5 ter into its parts. 
 on' o Ivvfi f^ To reduce to primi- 
 dll a lj-^^5 tive parts. 
 
 an' ar-G^« n. Author of confusion. 
 
 an' ir^/i V "• Want of govern- 
 dll aii:,fl y, ment; ciiaos. 
 
 a nath' e ma, -^Anecciesiasticai 
 a nat' o mist, ^naS^y.^''"^' " 
 a nat' o mize, ^'ninTri."*'''"'* *" 
 
 1 not' rk mv "• ^^^ "^ dissecting 
 a nai O Iliy, anlmal bodies. 
 on' noc fr»r «• A forefather; a pred- 
 <lll L/t/» lUl , ecessor. 
 
 an' CeS try, «• Lineage ; descent. 
 
 „„' r>1tf\r* "• -^^ ^^°" instrument to 
 an -t/ZtUl , jjeep vessels at rest. 
 
 an' -eAor age, Ji,"'"""" '° ''"■ 
 an' «Ao ret, "^ '"^""^° ■ ' •■"• 
 
 mit. 
 A small fish used 
 
 an ChO Vy, for seasoning. 
 
 an' cient, ^ine^'e' ''' '™"' ^'"^ 
 
 o*^/l' j i»ym "• An iron utensil used 
 ailU 1 rC/II, jft fireplaces. 
 
 an' e€ dote, Satnt"''''"''"''" 
 
 1 npvv' '^^"' ^^^^ again; repoated- 
 
 nn' 6"ol "• -A. celestial spirit; a divine 
 o 9 messenger. 
 
 angel'ie,:,,^;.^^^"^"^^^''^^""- 
 
 in" rr^f "• J^age ; resentment ; dis- 
 ail gei , pleasure. 
 an" *yl/> n. The point where two lines 
 dll glc;, fneet . a fishing-rod. 
 in" rrif^r "• ^"^ ^''^ fishes with an 
 dil ^AtJ' 9 angle, or rod and line. 
 in" o-li .tf>nn "• English; relating 
 <lll gll -t^dll, to the English nation. 
 nn" o-li r«i7f» *'^- '^'" change into 
 
 an gii cize, English. 
 
 in" o-ri Iv '"^"- ^" ^" angry man- 
 
 D J ? iier. 
 an" gry, «• Provoked ; enraged. 
 
 5in" rriiioVi "• Great and e.xcessive 
 dll gUlMl, pain of body or mind. 
 an" rrn lur «• Having angles or 
 an gU lar, comers. 
 
 an im ad ver'sion,"ei?,Xr^ 
 an im ad vert', J 
 
 re 
 
 vt. To reprove ; 
 o criticise. 
 
 an i mal' eule, tJ,J°'' ""'" 
 an' i mate, '{I^Z" ^""' '"' ' '° '"" 
 an'imated,°>'uf' ""'^ 
 anima"tion,;;;J;';4fSf?™- 
 
 in 1 mr^c' \ t\7 " Extreme hatred; 
 an 1 mOS l ly, aversion. 
 ,c, ri' H/> "■ "^''^ joint between tlio foot 
 dll Kie, and leg. 
 
 on'nnl wo i'^ To record ; to write 
 dll lldl lZ,t., annals. 
 
 an' nals, •ito^'^'eaS''''"'' '^'^''''^ 
 an ne«l', ^l^e^'" ''^"'p^'" ^^ 
 
 an nex 
 
 ' vt. To unite ; to add ; to 
 
 5 connect. 
 
 Act of con- 
 
 annexa"tion,;;ecting;un,on. 
 
 in ni' hi ]^f(^ "' "^^ annul; to 
 dll 111 111 IdLtJ, destroy ; to repeal. 
 
 an ni ver' sa ry, Jivlr^'^^^''" 
 
 an noiinrp' «<. To publish ; to de- 
 dll IIUUIIH. , Clare; to proclaim. 
 on nrki/' ^*- To injure; to disturb; 
 dll liuy , to molest. 
 
 annoy'ance,--!:;rno;r"- 
 an'nual, "ySr""'"™'"^"""' 
 
 Qn nil' 1 +17 " A yearly allowance 
 dll 11 U 1 ly, for life. 
 on mil' t)<. To abolish ; to repeal ; to 
 dll llUl , make void. 
 
 an' o dyne, Jam""^'''"' '"^ ^"'"^ 
 
 a noint' ^'* "^^ smear or rub with 
 
 5 oil. 
 a nOn , ««'»'• Qulckly , soon ; shortly. 
 
 a non' y mous, "ame'^^'^^''* ^ 
 
 an' SWer, ?ion^ ''^''-^ a confuta- 
 
 an' swer a bl^, ?,,tTe""''''' ' 
 
 in too-' r^ niat «• An opponent; 
 dll Idg U lUtel, an adversary. 
 
 »n te Ce' dent, «• Going before. 
 
 an' te date, f/,,1"^''' ''''''"'' 
 an te'ri or, fo.""''"' '''"'' ^"°' 
 
 an' them, «• a holy song or hymn. 
 
 an' ti <^^rist, "chiS' '^^°'"^ '° 
 antic'ipate,Ktnd''with^'^'"^- 
 antip'athy,J„^TSie^^"- 
 
 on tinii/^' «• Old-fashioned; an- 
 dll IU[UC , cient. 
 
 an tiq' ui ty, ^iJeT'' '''''» "'"^ 
 
APP 
 
 13 
 
 ARG 
 
 book, dove, full, use, ean, chaise, ^em,. thin, fhou. 
 
 vt. To refer to another as 
 
 an' vil "• ^ ^^'^S^ ^^r^" b\oc]s. used by 
 
 «•** ^"5 smiths. 
 
 anYi'otv "• Solicitude of mind; 
 
 dtlA 1 \^ Lj ^ uneasiness 
 
 mhy' irMic «• Having solicitude or 
 
 fill A JUUh, concern. 
 
 o i^n ff ' <"^*' ■'^'' ^ distance ; separate- 
 
 cl [Jai t 5 ]y . privately. 
 
 apart'ment, ^0,1'^°"'" *" ' 
 
 oKx' o +Kir n. Want of feeling or sen- 
 tip d LIIJ', sibility. 
 
 ape'rient,°p«|:fP"'^""'»^ 
 
 ap' er ture, «• An opening ; a gap. 
 
 o' i-ki:iv »• The top or summit of a 
 a ptJX, thing.' 
 
 aporogy,-.!"'^"^"""'""- 
 
 Q nnc' /l^ "• ^ person sent to 
 
 d jJl^ft MC^^ preach the gospel. 
 
 an Tioll' "'• To terrify; to frighten; 
 
 r r Vr 5 to discourage. 
 ap pa ra' tUS, «• Furniture ; tools. 
 
 app5r'ent,-rtr/r^ ''^^'^"^' 
 
 ^PPKjidJe^ 
 
 ap pear' ance, ^een!"^ °^ "'""^ 
 ap pcaa>L , to stiii. 
 
 iir» r\5/Ti»' ^- To come or be in sight ; 
 <tp pt;ai ^ to be visible. 
 
 appella''tion/,-eVs'?Vn\mt 
 ap pend' age, n a thing added. 
 
 nr\ r»or»r1' iv "• A supplement; an 
 ap peilU lA, addition made. 
 
 ap per tarn', raie'^o'''""^^"" 
 ap'petite,L'd%':sVrJ.°"'"''" 
 
 •:ir* r»lnnrl' "'• To praise byword; 
 tip pidUU ^ to commend 
 
 ap plause', l^X^T'"'' ^'""' 
 
 ap' pli ^iant, «. one who applies. 
 
 or\ TA/^iv^f' vt. To determine ; to set- 
 «ip pOini , tie ; to equip. 
 
 ap'posite,:d^to^'"''^^^°'''^'^'' 
 appre"ciate,rM,ae"""'^''^ 
 
 ap pre hend', Jiar!^'* arrest; to 
 
 ap pre hen' sive, ^uspiSI"^' 
 ap pren' tice, ?;a?e.' ^"^"^ '° ^ 
 
 a n l^r(\nnh' \ ^- T'> d'^w near. 
 dp pi uaCll , I w/. To come near to. 
 
 appro'priate/pecuuar;^"' 
 
 •ir» r\rri\7o' ^'- To allow of; to be 
 dp pi UVt. 5 pleased with. 
 
 an nrriv' ^H ^- Liked; exam- 
 ap prOV eilj i^ed -, tried. 
 
 ap prox' i mate, 'J, J" ^°""^ 
 
 an rn nri«' '''^•'- Seasonably; oppor- 
 dp 1 U pUd , tunely ; to the purpose. 
 
 apt> «• Fit ; ready ; quick ; qualified. 
 
 or-kf' i fn/4/:» n. Tendency ; fitness; 
 apt 1 LUUe, disposition. 
 
 a qUat' i€, «• Living in the water. 
 
 aq' ue du€t, :;atS""'"'' '" 
 
 a' que OUS, a. watery; like water. 
 
 ori' ni lino a. Like an eagle's beak; 
 dl| Ul lllit;, curved. 
 Qt»' «i Kl^ a- Suitable for plowing or r 
 dr d UlC^, tillage. ; 
 
 ar' bi ter, «• An umpire ; a judge. 
 
 ar' hi tra rv "• ^^espotic ; abso- 
 dr Ul trd 1^5 lute; unlimited. 
 jir' hi frafo vf. or ui. To decide ; to 
 dl Ul tl dtt;, determine ; to judge. 
 
 ar' bor, «• a bower ; a shaded seat. 
 
 h*r x'arlo' "• -^ '""^ *'"^'^' ^"^ contin- 1 
 dl -t-atac , uation of arches. | 
 
 iirnVi' *'*• To build or cover with 
 dl dl , arches. 
 
 arch' ^d, ??eh.' " ^°""''^ """' "" ' 
 
 arc/i an' gel, n. a cWef angel. 
 
 arch bish' op, -a principal bish. 
 
 orr»h' or "■ ^"® ^'''^ "^®* °*' shoots 
 dl i^ll ei , with a bow. 
 
 arch' er y, CoJ''' *'' °^ ""''"^ ^ 
 are^' i teet, EuSgr'" ^''''"' ^ 
 ar€/t' i te€t ure, S^ifdm^g"' '' 
 
 ur^h^ ivf»« "• Records; place for 
 
 alXjil 1»^»5 records. 
 
 arr'h' Iv '^'^^' ^^'"'^ys with shrewd- 
 
 arch'ness7hamor'.'''^'"'"' ''^ 
 
 of^' +i/> "• Northern; lying toward 
 
 dl -ty lli:/, the north. 
 
 ar' rlpn rv "• Eagerness; zeal; 
 
 dl Ueil 1^^, warmth. 
 
 or' rlont "■ Eager; zealous; affec- 
 
 dl Ut^llt, tionate. 
 
 ar' dor, »• Zeal; warmth; affection. 
 ar' du OUS, «• DiflScult; laborious. 
 
 a' ro a "• ^P^" surface; superficial 
 d 1 i^ d, contents of a thing. 
 1 ro' r»a "• The space for combatants 
 d 1 t; lid, jn a theater. 
 
 ar' gent, a- Like sUver ; white. 
 
 or' rrfiiO fi- To reason ; to dispute ; to 
 dl gUC;, debate. 
 
 'if' rm Tnc^Y\i "• Controversy; de- 
 dF gU lIlt^IlL, bate ; subject. 
 
 J 
 
Alls 
 
 14 
 
 ASP 
 
 biir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 tir' id, a- Parched up with heat ; dry. 
 
 _ ,,7^^Lf' arf«. Rightly ; without mis- 
 a ng^ni , take, 
 
 'riyf n. Science; skill; cunning; dex 
 "-'^ ^5 terity. 
 
 ar te' ri al, ?y.^^^^''"^ ^° '^^ "'^- 
 
 a rise', vi. to rise up ; to mount up. ar ' te 17, Lm''he hTaT^^"^ ^^°°*^ 
 o fitli' rvio fi/> "• '^^^^ science of' X».f' A-,1 a. Cunning; artificial; dex- 
 dlllll llJt; Lit/, numbers. j cll t lUJ, t^us 
 
 o'flr "• The vessel in which Noah was i y ,.f' A,] ^locc; "• <'unning; art ; 
 <l* *^5 saved ; a chest ; a coffer. | dl L lUl lltJfefe, skill. 
 
 p ..' li ^l/> "• ^ condition ; a stipula- 
 
 *irm ^^' ''° furnish with weapons of 
 ill III, offense or defense ; to fortify. 
 
 ar ma' da, «• a large fleet of ships. 
 
 arm' a ment, ^^^c^^^""^ """ "'"^'^ 
 
 n. As 
 hold, 
 
 Hvm^ fill " ■'^^ much as the arm can 
 
 n. Cessation of hos- 
 
 •ar ti<^' u lar, ^om^ts''^*"^"^ '' "'^ 
 
 iii- fi-£>' 11 lofo ^f^- 'J**^ utter words 
 ai Lli:/ U lait?, distinctly. 
 
 Fraud ; trick ; art ; 
 
 art' i fice, I,, 
 art if 
 
 trade. 
 
 1 cer 
 
 arm is tlCe, tinties ; a truce 
 
 ii„r,r.f l„f 71. A bracelet ; a small arm | 01.+ i f\'f r>iol «• Made by art < not 
 
 arm ill, of the sea. I ai t 1 li Ciai, natu 
 
 n. An artist or manu- 
 5 facturer. 
 
 «»«rv^' y-v^ "• Defensive arms for the 
 
 arm or, ^ody. 
 
 ral. 
 
 One skilled in 
 
 ar til' le rist, g, 
 arm o' ri al, «. Pertaining to arms. | ar til' ie ry, i^^s""""" ^"'^ °"'^^ 
 
 art 1 San, "-An artist ; a mechanic. 
 
 o rf ' -jof "• One skilled in arts ; a skill- 
 ai I Ibl, fui man. 
 or-f' loocj <^- Without art or guile; 
 ai L It/tefe, unskillful. 
 
 oc r»or»rl' '^'' '^'^ mount ; to rise ; to 
 ab L/t/IlU , move higher. 
 
 ascend' ant, Sj^sk'' «">''^- 
 ascend'ency,r„JeTe"'""'^ 
 
 oo' r»ont "• A^* °^ rising; an em- 
 db ^.^Cllt, inence. 
 
 Qe /^£ii. t^irt' '"^- '^° make sure or 
 as KyX^l Lctfll , certain ; to establish. 
 oe r»of-' i^ "• ^ devout person; a 
 ab Cl^L It/, hermit. 
 
 aserib'abk,?ri^^f '''"" 
 
 oa .<?riho' '''• "^^ impute to; to at- 
 ab t/1 lUt> , tribute to. 
 
 a sham' Cd, «• Abashed ; confused. 
 
 clbll t;», burnt, as of wood, &c. 
 
 n cll' V "■ ^^^^ ' ^sh-colored ; hke ash- 
 
 Q oirlo' °^"' Apart from the rest ; t© 
 a blue , one side. 
 •• 1^ vi. To beg ; to seek ; to claim ; to 
 abK, question. 
 
 as karice',ttse. ""'"'"''' '''" 
 
 a slant', a^lv. on one side ; obliquely.' 
 
 .1 c^T^xxc.' «<^"- Slantingly; with de 
 a blOpe , clivity. 
 
 as' pei^t, n. Look ; air ; appearance 
 
 o^ viol »• A. magazine fox mill- ! ^m >^or' l fv "• Ro'ig^mess ; haisb 
 
 be llcll, tary stores. i *^* 1^^* * V5 ness of speech. 
 
 o^r^ i^ n- A heavy poisonous I ^.^ rk^ircfi' v/. To slander ; to calum 
 
 bMl It/, mineral. ! "■* P^* *^ 5 niate. 
 
 n. The crime of house-burn 
 
 «rii«rv-i' r\ Y'\T " A. place where arms 
 
 anil t» ly, are kept. 
 
 'nvrv\' r\\i " '1"^^® hollow under the 
 
 ifc ^ ' shoulder. 
 arms. «• weapons of war ; hostility. 
 -'^' rv»-»r "■ A large body of armed 
 
 ar my, troops. 
 
 r» !«/%' rvi b* "• The fragrant quality of 
 
 a ro ma, piams. 
 
 ar O mat' ie, «• Fragrant; spicy. 
 
 ■a rrkiicn' *'^- To awake ; to raise up; 
 <X I UUT&L/ , to excite. 
 
 ar rai^n', '^t- to indict ; to accuse. 
 
 ar range', ^^Tdef "'""""'""'■ 
 ar range' nient, ^-..^r"'"^'" 
 
 iir' rant, a. wicked ; notorious ; vile. 
 ar' raS, «• I^ich tapestry or hangings. 
 
 01* fo^i' "*• To dress ; to put in order 
 
 ai I A(J , for battle. 
 
 „-. -^^^r-' "• The part of an account 
 
 ar rear , unpaid. 
 
 or* rncf' "'• To seize; to stay; to 
 ai 1 t.bL , obstruct. 
 
 ar riv' al, n. The coming to a place. 
 vi. To reach a place ; to 
 5 come to a place. 
 rn o-nnr-P "• Presumption; 
 *" 5****^^'5 pride; insolence. 
 
 ar rive 
 ar 
 
 ar 
 ar 
 ar 
 ar 
 ar 
 
 vr\ fTot<:» ^*- To claim unjustly ; 
 1 K) ^aiC, to boast ; to assume. 
 ,,„ ,„ n. A weapon shot from a 
 1 (JM7, bo^y_ 
 
 son 
 
 ? ing- 
 
 »- •^c wt^r' cinti "• Slander ; censure ; 
 as pel SlOn, calumny. 
 
ASS 
 
 15 
 
 ATR 
 
 book, dove, full, use, €an, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 n. One who aspires ; a 
 
 clb pi lailtj candidate 
 vt. To pro 
 a full brea 
 To aim at ; to pant af- 
 
 nc' r\i rrtifx «'• To pronounce with 
 as pi rclLe, a full breath. 
 
 as pire', ter 
 
 nc r»Tr' ino- «• I'esiring eagerly; 
 cl& pil J^^ig^ ambitious; aiming at. 
 Qcj cQ-tl' "'• To attack violently; to 
 do odW ^ assault. 
 
 us cS'/l' nnt "• ^"® '^^'' attacks 
 do sd^l dlll^ another. 
 
 assas'sin,;-„S'"'°^'''''"'" 
 assas'sinate,:;;„S'er'^^'^''^ 
 
 -ic ciinU' *''• To attack with vio- 
 d© odUlt ^ lence. 
 
 as SSL1/'« »'»• To attempt ; to endeavor. 
 
 assem'blage,Jerlr,'.'""°"°' 
 assein'ble,S,J,V'"°'^""^ 
 
 assem'bly,«eXr"''''"""- 
 
 as sent', ^t. to agree to ; to yield. 
 
 ac cr»rf ' ^^- To affirm confidently ; to 
 dSs IsUl L , maintain. 
 
 asser"tion,?ion.'°'''''''''^"" 
 
 «c c*icc' *''■ To charge with a certain 
 €XO otJho , sum, as a tax. 
 
 as sess' ment, "on?ropery.^'""' 
 
 «e coca' nr "• ^"® ^''^'' ^^>^ taxes, 
 «.» oc>ao vJl , Qj. assesses. 
 
 Jic' cr^fc **• /*'"• Effects of a deceased 
 db ot;! 05 person or debtor. 
 
 as sev' er ate, rfceTy°.'^'™^°''* 
 
 Qc ci rln' i fv »»• (-lose application; 
 dS bl UU 1 ly, diligence. 
 p<a cifl' n r»n« "• l^'i'&ent ; con- 
 do »1U u- v^i^o,stant in application. 
 00 ci^n' ^'- To appoint; to mark 
 d& bl^ll , out ; to make over. 
 Qc ci/rrt 00' »»• One deputed to act 
 db bl« II Ct; , for others. 
 
 assI-n'ment,-,;^srofS' 
 
 as sim' i late, vt. to make hke 
 
 as sim i la" tion, l\,tgliil 
 
 as sicjf' ^'' To succor; to aid 
 
 as-sist''ance,-pp?r?-f^ ^-^p' 
 
 ma- 
 to re- 
 
 as so ciate 
 
 To unite ; to 
 5 keep company. 
 
 as so" ciate, Jant^'""' ^''""* 
 as so ci a" tion, ^eSiip" ' ^"'' 
 
 as SOFt', cJasJe^s.^''^"^" ' '*' P"^ *" 
 
 as sort' ment, "i^tr"^'^ °^ "' 
 
 as SUage', SaTat'e".''""'*"^^''^^' 
 
 as sua SlVe, «• Mitigating ; mild. 
 
 r»c. c.vir«£k' r«. To arrogate ; to Claim ; 
 db bUint; , to take. 
 
 assum'ing,fy^"°^^"'='""^^- 
 
 as sump" tion, "one-s se.f " '° 
 
 as sur'ance,Senc"!''"'' ''""'' 
 
 as sure', vt. To assert confidently. 
 
 nc cnr' pH Iv °^^- Undoubtedly; 
 
 db bUl UU IJ, certainly. 
 
 oc' tf^r iah "• The figure *, used in 
 
 ao tci lotv, printing. 
 
 ocf/j' m5» "• Difficulty inbreathing; 
 
 d»U«' md, disease of the lungs. 
 
 as ton' ish,fiJr ""'"'"' ■'°'°"" 
 aston'ishing,LanIe°"''"""' 
 aston'ishment,",;„SeS; 
 
 as' tral, «• Pertaining to the stars. 
 
 o cjf ro^/ <*'^*'- ^^^ ^f ^he right way ; 
 d bU df/ , wrong. 
 
 a stride', l*'„,f'" ""'"■'s' "P"'' 
 astrin'gency,?^';?--'-"- 
 as trin' gent, "bi,.j *"-"'•'""'' """ 
 
 astrol'ogy,S-,';,'rsL?r"""« 
 as tron' o mer, ",3,°SL^^i!'""» 
 as tron' o my, lu^st'^^'""' "' 
 
 as tute', «• Shrewd ; penetrating. 
 
 asun'der, jSJiy.'^^p^^'^'^^p- 
 
 otr' Inm "• Place of protection ; a 
 d S>y lu 111, refuge. 
 
 a' the ism, «• Disbelief of a Cod. 
 
 q' f Vio icf "• ^ disbeliever in God's 
 d lilt; Ibt, existence. 
 
 a thirst', a- Wanting drink ; thirsty. 
 
 athlet'ie, fustr"'""' '"^^"'■°"'' 
 
 a fhwnrf' P'^^P- Across; trans- 
 d tllVVdl L , verse; through. 
 
 at las, "• -A- collection of maps. 
 
 at' mos phere, iTllrf-""'' 
 
 at Om, "• A minute particle. 
 
 at om' i€ al, J„,?"^'^''"^ °' ^*- 
 
 n tF\r%Ck^ *"* To make satisfaction ; to 
 d LUIlt; , expiate. 
 
 a tone' ment, JialfJn""'"' ' ''" 
 
 1 trrk" ninnc a- Enormously wick- 
 <x uivj »-^*^'^»? ed ; outrageous. 
 
 n frr»r»' 1 tv **• ^^reat wickedness; 
 d 11 UU I L^, enormity. 
 
AUD 
 
 16 
 
 AVE 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 at tach', vt. To lay hold of; to win. 
 
 at taCn ment, gard, affection. 
 of fQi^lr' ^'- 'T*' f^'^ upon; to as- 
 at tati^lV ^ sault ; to invade. 
 of fo^lv' "• An assault on an ene- 
 
 at tain', vi. To reach ; to arrive at. 
 
 ni inhV mf^rti "• Acquisition; 
 clL lain infill, thing attained. 
 of fo'/nf' ^'- "^^ dishonor; to cor- 
 at Ld^llt ^ rupt the blood. 
 of f om' nor ««. To soften ; to min- 
 d-l LUIJl [JKil J gie ; to regulate. 
 
 at tempt', vt. To try ; to endeavor. 
 
 at tempt', C,^^°^''*""^'^"'^^^^- 
 
 nt tonH' «^^ To accompany ; to wait 
 
 at tend'^ance, "anothe""""' °" 
 at ten" tion,;iV^P^^^'''''" ''''"" 
 
 af fpn' tlVP "• Watchful; regard- 
 
 ai ten tive, fu^. intent. 
 
 at ten' u- ant, Jhin""''"^ ''"''''"' 
 
 at ten' u ate, S-th.r'^' '•'"''' 
 
 if f-ricf' *''■ "^^ affirm; to bear wit- 
 d,L ie»L , ness ; to invoke. 
 -^i tf^af i" tinn »• Testimony; ev. 
 tXL i>«:;oL a nwii, ijence ; witness. 
 
 at tire', "*• to dress ; to array. 
 
 of firt*' "• Clothes; dress; orna- 
 al liri^ , ments. 
 
 at'titude,JeJr°e'"™' '"""" 
 
 at tor' ney, J;,„rr.""'° "'" '"' 
 
 of f fo ^f ' ^'- To allure ; to draw ; to 
 dl irdt/l , entice. 
 
 attra€"tion,rng''°"''^''^""' 
 
 nttra^f'lVP "•• enuring; enga- 
 tiL ti cit-b ivc, ging ; enticing. 
 
 attrib'ute,?!.jJV:'"'""°°'"" 
 
 nf' f ri Vkiifo «• An inherent quali- 
 dL til UULt^, ty ; a property. 
 
 of fri" fion "• ^'^^ ^^ rubbing or 
 cit til tHJli, wearing ; repentance. 
 
 at tune', vt. To make harmonious. 
 au' burn, «- Brown ; of a dark color. 
 
 oni^"<i/-wr» n. A public sale of goods 
 duty I'l^Jn^ by bidding. 
 
 auction eer',:,°u"cU''°""' 
 au da" clous, -.'."Tu'cf "• 
 audac'ity,:,^^:''"''"""'''""'" 
 
 oiirl' i Kl/? «• That may be heard 
 dUU 1 Uie;, distinctly. 
 anrl' i fnr'P "• -^^ assemblage of 
 duci 1 t-in^c;, persons ; a liearing. 
 
 oiirl' tf r\i» »• An examiner of ac- 
 
 aua 11 or, counts. 
 
 fiiirl' if r^ rv "• ^n assembly of 
 dUU It U 1 J', hearers. 
 
 au' 2fer, «• a tool to bore holes with. 
 aU^At, n. Anything. 
 
 augment', ;;;,,J?4r^-«' *« 
 augment a" tion,'L-4^*„tr 
 
 an' mif «• A soothsayer; one who 
 dU ^Ul , predicts events. 
 
 au' ff U ry , »• The foretelling events. 
 au' gust, n. The eighth month. 
 
 on rpncsf ' a- Noble ; magnificent ; awr- 
 
 aU gust , fui . grand. 
 
 o-i/nf "• The sister of a father or 
 
 dC^lil, mother. 
 
 nn' ri ^1^ "• The external ear; ap- 
 
 dU 1 1 tylC, pendage of the heart. 
 
 nn r'iz»' n ]ur «• Within hearing; 
 
 dU rit/ U Idr, told in secret. 
 
 au ro' ra, «• The early morning. 
 
 aus'pices,Son'''°"'^''''°''" 
 
 nilG tm" nioil«2 "• Prosperous; 
 dUb pi ClOUb, happy; fortunate. 
 
 aUS tere', «• stem ; harsh ; severe. 
 
 auster'ity,3i3,'rjr„"!''^'''?" 
 
 aUs' tral, «• southern ; lying south. 
 
 au then' tie, fru'l"''"^'"'"""'^ 
 au then' tic ate, "tLl^Toot 
 
 au' thor, «• a writer ; an inventor. 
 au' thor ess, «• a female author. 
 
 in fVirkr' i fv "• ''^^^^ power; in- 
 aU mOr l ly, nuence ; rule. 
 
 nn' ihnr wp "^ '^'" ^'^'^ authori- 
 dU lliOr IZe, ty; to justify. 
 
 au' to «rat, -^f;""-""" -"»'• 
 au' to graph, -Sr";__^^2 
 
 au torn a ton, moves Uself. 
 au'tUm/l,?he'?rar.^''"'^^^^°"°' 
 
 autum'nai,?Jn^.^^^"""^^''^"- 
 aux il' ia ry, «• Aiding; assisting. 
 
 o »7o^'l' t>/. To profit ; to use ; topro- 
 d Vdfcl , mote. 
 
 ava^Tabk,:ffi';Tcf''^^''™^| 
 
 nv' o rir»P "• I-ove of money ; cov- 
 dV d 1 H.>c;, etousness. ' 
 
 avari"cious,«o^^^^^'y'/=^"'^^- 
 avenge',rl''°^^'^"^''^*"'"" 
 
AZU 
 
 17 
 
 BAL 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 av' o nno "• An alley ; an entrance 
 
 dV U IlUt;^ to a place. 
 
 o trcif' vt. To affirm ; to assert ; to 
 
 «• Vt3r , declare. 
 
 nv' or Qfro "• ^ medium; a mean 
 
 av Cl 0-5*^5 proportion. 
 
 a verse', Jy To?' '"'"''' '"'''"'"■ 
 
 a Ver' Sion, »• Disllke ; antipathy. 
 a vert', vt. To tum aside ; to keep off. 
 
 o' vi 1 f\T "• A place to keep birds 
 <l VI a I J, jn. 
 
 a virl' 1 tv "• K^®" desire ; eager- 
 o. VIU. 1 tjj ness ; greediness. 
 
 av o €a" tion, Ll'ess."^^""'^' 
 
 o ^rr\irl' "'• To shun ; to retire; to 
 d VUIU , escape. 
 
 a void' a ble, %,^£ '»>'' >» 
 a void' less, ^"1'"'°"""°' '"°'" 
 
 o xr/~w^»r' ^*- To acknowledge ; to pro- 
 a vow , fess. 
 
 o -irrwxT' q1 "• Positive oropendec- 
 a vow ai, laration. 
 
 avow'edly,l-J" ^^ °p«" 
 
 o txT^ii' ^^- To expect ; to wait for ; 
 
 ^ ' ^o attend. 
 
 a wake'. «• Not aslcep ; sleepless. 
 
 n «To' Ij-^*-* v^. To excite from sleep; 
 a Wtl K6II, to rouse. 
 
 o ,«Toi'/^l' ^'- To adjudge; to deter- 
 a Wai U , n^ine. 
 
 a ward, • «• a judgment ; a sentence. 
 
 o xm/or-ri' a. Vigilant ; guarded; cau- 
 a Wai ty , tious. 
 
 awe« »■ Dread ; respect ; reverence. 
 aw' luL <^- Filling with awe or dread. 
 o«r' rill \\T ff'iv. Reverentially; fear- 
 
 aw lui iy^ fully. 
 
 o AJi/l-iil/:*' "■'^"- For some space of 
 d, WIlUe , time. 
 
 awk' ward, "y^"^"^^^^'"' ' '='^'"- 
 awk' ward ness, fn^i^Tance."' 
 
 ^,-jl n. A small instrument to make 
 aWI, holes. 
 
 awn* »• The beard of com or grass. 
 
 o<xr»^' ir»rr «• A covering from the 
 awn ing, s^^ or rain. 
 
 a wry', a<^v- Not straight; obliquely. 
 ax, n An iron tool for cutting wood. 
 
 av' i r^m "• A self-evident proposi- 
 d,A 1 UIll, tion. 
 
 nv' ia "• The line on which a thing 
 dA lb, turns. 
 
 n. That on which a wheel re- 
 
 ax \e 
 
 5 volvea 
 
 az' U-re, a- Light blue; sky-colored. 
 
 B. 
 
 Ba' al, "• A Canaanitish idol. 
 
 KoK' Vkl^ rt. To talk foohshly ; to 
 Ua.\J Ult/, prate ; to tell secrets. 
 KnK' Kloi« «• An idle, talkative per- 
 UiXiJ Ult.r, son ; a telltale. 
 
 bSbe. »• A male or female infant. 
 hi' hpl "■ Tumult ; confusion ; dis- 
 
 ba' bishTy7n?r' ^" ^ '''"^"'' "'""" 
 bab oon', ^ey^ '"^' '''"*' '' "'°"* 
 bae' ^Im nals, Jev^els'. ^'""'''" 
 
 bach' e lor, »• An unmarried man. 
 ba<^k, «• The hinder part of a thing. 
 
 Ko^lr' Vkifo ^^- To slander an ab- 
 Dat.K Dlie, sent person. 
 
 ba€k' bone, Jack!'' '""' °^ '''' 
 ba£^k gam' mon,^-eV*"^*^^''^ 
 
 Kq^It clirln' ri. To apostatize from 
 l^"^^"- fellUl^ , one's faith. 
 
 back slid' ing, ;,„*ror'"' 
 
 ba«k' ward, ;„J'S'.""''' •''""' 
 back' w^rd ness, J;.Sl""""^' 
 
 1-:^/ Mr\r\ "• Flesh of hogs salted and 
 Ucl Ct/II, dried. 
 
 I-kOi^ a. Ill ; wicked ; hateful ; vicious ; 
 UdU, sick. 
 
 badffe. "• a token of distinction. 
 
 bad' in age, Jion^'^^'"^ "°"^"''*' 
 
 K*ir1' Iv °'^"' ^^'^ ' '" ^■''a^*! man- 
 
 Kol^' fl/» ^^- To elude ; to confound ; 
 Udl lie, to deceive. 
 
 OQCP n. A sack ; a purse ; a pouch. 
 
 hl(T n i(A1p' "• A thing of no im- 
 iitX^ a leue; , port ; a trine. 
 
 bag' gage, ^".^"^^^^""'^''^"•^^- 
 
 bag' ging, "• Materials for bags. 
 
 Korr' rkir^o "• A Scotch wind instru- 
 Udg pip^5 ment. 
 ha /I "■ ^^^^^y given for another's ap- 
 Ud£l, pearance at court. 
 
 batl' a bl^, a. That may be bailed. 
 
 hs^'t "• A temptation ; lure ; refresh- 
 
 Ud£t, ment. 
 
 hn Irf^ *''• To cook in an oven ; to 
 
 IJdlVt/, harden by heat. 
 
 hnl' anrr^ ^'- To make equal; to 
 
 Udl dlll^l:., settle ; to hesitate. 
 
 hnl' ^^nnci " Difference in account ; 
 
 Udl dllCt., a pair of scales. 
 

 BAN 
 
 
 18 
 
 
 BAR 
 
 — ' 1 
 
 bar,- 
 
 - 
 
 fall, what, 
 
 prey, 
 
 marine. 
 
 pin 
 
 , bird, 
 
 move. 
 
 W' nn rincr "• "^he act of pois- 
 <1U <-ing5 ing; equilibrium. 
 ! Knl' ^rk nv "• ^ gallery on the ex- 
 I Ucll ■t.U 11 J 5 terior 01 a house. 
 
 i OgtlCl, a. Destitute of hair ; unadorned. 
 
 ^ Kolrl' -ncicc "• ^ "^^"^ of hair ; in- 
 ! iJcllU llt.&^5 elegance. 
 
 ' Kn1f» *''• 'r° P^* '"^'^ bales or pack- 
 I OcllvJj ages , to pack up. 
 
 i bO-lG^ "• ^ package of goods. 
 
 ! Uol/i' -Tnl o. Full of misery ; sorrow- 
 
 I Udl^ lUlj ful; destructive. 
 
 ■ bcl/k. ^i- To disappoint ; to frustrate. 
 * * 
 Koll "• Any thing round; a globe , a 
 i *J^^h dance. 
 I bal' lad, «• a trifling song ; an air. 
 
 i Uol' loot "• -A. heavyweight in the 
 ; uai la&l, hold of a ship to steady it. 
 
 I bar IGt, »• An historical dance. 
 
 balloon',?,^^iJ'"^^^^^'°"°^^"' 
 
 I Iml' lot "■ ^ ticket ; a written vote ; 
 I Vwrjl' Ipif t>i- To choose by ballot ; to 
 I ba/in "■ "^ fragrant ointment; a 
 ba/m' y. «• soft ; soothing ; fragrant. 
 I bal' Sam, » An ointment ; a shrub. 
 
 'bal'i^ster,Jii4.^'""'^'^«^""^'?^-^ 
 baF us trade, JiutrJ.^" '' ^"-^ 
 
 ; bam boo\ «• ^n East India plant 
 
 uailiv, jjygf . a, repository- of money. 
 
 Konlr' £»i- "• One who takes money 
 Uailh. t.1 , on trust 
 
 bank ini^« "-operation in money. 
 
 bank' rupt, SeJlr"" '" '"'^' °"''''' 
 bank'ruptcy,;,„^Cpf''"''* 
 
 Kon' nov "■ ■'^ standard; a military 
 Uail lltJl 5 ensign. 
 
 ban' quet, "l^tnt^"' ''' «^^«"^i"- 
 ban' quet ing, n. Act of feasting. 
 
 Kon' fav ^*' To amuse ; to play up- 
 Udll LtJi 5 on ; to rally. 
 
 bant' ling, fnfantJ'""^ ''"^^' '" 
 
 ban' tl«m "-Application of water by i 
 uap liaill, sprinkling or immersion, j 
 
 bap tis' mal, Jsm.'^'""^ '" '^^" 
 
 f»OT» fi'/fk' '''• "To christen; to ad- 
 
 uap 11Z,C , minister baptism. 
 
 Kh'r ^'- To fasten with a bar ; to hin- 
 
 *-'"'* 5 der ; to shut out. 
 
 Kjir "■ An obstruction ; a defense ;fig- 
 
 Udl , uratively, a tribunal. 
 
 Ko I'K "• A beard ; a point ; a Barbary 
 
 barba'rian,;i,IJ^^P^^^°"^ 
 bar ba' ri an, > « Far-fetched , 
 
 , , . ' > foreign ; unciv- 
 
 bar bar i€, ^ iiized. 
 bar'barism,j;-Jsr-'-- 
 barbar'ity,S;Jt7"'^ "'" 
 
 I ban, J-,^^^ ""'^'=' ' "" i"^^^d'^t*<>^ ' Mr' ba rous, J;ii^™'^ ' ^^^^^" 
 
 ba na' na, «• a kind of plantain. 
 band, «• a company ; a bandage. 
 
 Konrl' 'lO-p "• Something bound 
 OcinU age, over another. 
 
 band' box, r.eu,Tc"'°"'"'°" 
 
 ! ban' dlt, »• a robber ; an outlaw. 
 
 Urtr\ (\\\' ti "• ^"- Oiiyaws; plun- 
 Uail Ult tl, derers ; robbers. 
 
 band' y, ^t. to beat ; to toss about. 
 bane, «- Ruin; «iischief; poison. 
 
 ibane'fu], ;:;,;Sr°'^^=P"^°"°"'' 
 
 Konrp *''- To thump ; to beat ; to han- 
 »jaiJg, die roughly. 
 
 banian',^ol^^""^'"^"'^^"''™"^ 
 
 b"\\V icH f<- To drive away; to exile 
 , *^*1 Ibll, from one's country. 
 
 ban' ish ment, -rfatlo!.: '""" 
 
 ! ban' is ter, «• (See lahister.) 
 
 t^h'r' hr» ^T^P "• ^ ^''S dressed 
 Ddr Ue -tjUC, whole; a festival. 
 
 barb' ed, ^d."'' '''''' '"''^''''^" 
 
 bar' ber, «- a shaver of beards. 
 
 Ko»»r1 *• A poet, ancient or modern; 
 
 Udl U, a minstrel. 
 
 Koi«£i <*• Uncovered; naked; una- 
 
 Udl e, domed. 
 
 Knrfi i;/. To strip; to uncover, to 
 
 Udl tJ, make naked. 
 
 bare' faced, "erver^^"'' ^"^'■ 
 bare' foot, :,-^f°"^^^^^^*"^^°^ 
 
 Knrp' 1 V ' '^^' Nakedly ; merely ; on- 
 
 bar' ffain, ■^t- To make a contract. 
 KXf' ^oin "• An agreement ; a con- 
 
 oai gain, tj-act. 
 
 bar ffe, »- a boat for pleasure or trade. 
 bark, W- To make a noise like a dog. 
 
 Koflr "• The rind of a tree ; a small 
 Udl K, gj,ip 
 
B AS 
 
 19 
 
 BEA 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 Kor.' IckXT- "• A species of grain used I U«<,f' ;„„• "• ^ beating; a sewing 
 oar ley, j^ making malt. j ^<*^^ -^''fe? slightly. 
 
 barm, l^^oT' '*'' '°'"' "^ "^*^N batch, n. Quantity made at once. 
 
 barn, »• a storehouse for grain or hay. bate, S^e^/pS '^^ ''"^'^ '''' '"'' ' *° 
 
 bar' na ele, «• a kind of sheii-fish. ^ bath, ;• e^ ^^^^^ '° '"^'^ ^" ^ " "^^"" 
 ba rom' e ter, J, ^^i^'irlira!?.' > bathe, w. to wash; to soften. 
 
 bar' on, »»• Rank next to a viscount. | ba' thoS, «■ Art of sinking in poetry. 
 
 bar' on age, «. Dign.ty of baron, bat tal' ion, ?;om 'o'o tVsoo"''"'" ' 
 
 bar' on ess,- Theladyof abaron.' bat' t^n, ^g^,ow faT ""^ '"'^'''' ' '" '= 
 
 bar' on et, «. Rank next to baron. | bat' tcr, ^J^;^" "' "'"'' "''"' i 
 
 vt. To heat down ; to de- 
 
 baro'nial,Sy.^^^"'^"^'"*'^^'"° 
 
 ba rOMche', »». An open coach. 
 
 kof' ru^'h "• ^ building for sol- 
 Uai 1 at:.lV, diers' quarters. 
 har»' rt»] «• A wooden vessel or cask; 
 Uai 1 t-^l, any thing hollow. 
 
 bar' ren, «• unfruitful ; empty; dull. 
 
 bar'renness/^tf.rveSi.."'''"' 
 barjieade'jE^VXify.""* 
 
 .#. 
 
 bar^rier, ?,„,!'""""'">' 
 
 a. de- 
 
 bat ter, molish. 
 Kof' tnr V "■ ^" instrument of bat- 
 oat ttl J , tery ; a.parapet. 
 
 Kof' tl/> "• •^ ^g'l'- ; a combat be- 
 Oat tlo, tween armies and fleets. 
 
 bat tic. VT. To contend in combat. 
 bat' tlc-aX, «• A weapon like an ax. 
 
 bat'tlcment, £eatt-wor' * 
 
 baVV' ble, »•■ A trifle ; a gewgaw. 
 bawl, «"• To cry out ; to call loudly. 
 
 bar' ris ter, "ouifsclon*^''"*'**^ ' * ba^/, "• A» a™ °f ^'^^ sea ; a tree 
 
 bar' row?, - a smaU hand-carriage; 
 bar' ter, vt. To give in exchange. 
 base, "• The foundation of any thing 
 
 »ai/, vt. To bark like a dog. 
 
 o »/ rk not "-A dagger on the end 
 tjdfj O IltL, of a gun. 
 
 ba ziiar', ba zar', n. a market. 
 
 base, ^;^,r '•^'''' '"'''*'''''' 'i'?,'' ^e, -• To have existence ; to exist. 
 
 " Ko^fr»li "• Tl'e sea-shore , a strand ; 
 
 Oewv^ll, ijjie sea-coast. 
 
 uase UOrn, illegitimate. 
 
 base' less, Jion"*'''"^ ""^ ^''""'^^' 
 base' ment, ^oor.""""' ""' ^''''"''^ 
 
 base' neSS, «• Meanness ; vileness. 
 
 bash'ful,?o7^™'^'"^°^^^^'«'>y' 
 
 bash' fill ness, leSf!St'- 
 
 bas'i lisk, JlylS'"' "'' '"""^l beak' er, «. a kind of cup, 
 
 ba' sin, Lairpond. '"°'°'' "''"''■ 'i beam, r.gh.P*^^^ "^ ^''"^^^^ ^ * ^^^ "^ | 
 
 Jx.,' rjjrj n. The foundation; the bot 
 Uu, &15>, tonj . a pedestal. 
 
 Oask, f»- To lie exposed to the sun. 
 bask et, »»• A utensil made of twigs 
 
 hWsc "• A species of fish ; a kind of 
 
 ""--5*5 cushion. 
 
 baS soon', ;;; A^J^se mus.cal mstm- 
 
 bas tin ade', ^'.dg'ei. ^"^' ""''^ ^ 
 
 bea' eon, Lis'e"''^' ''"""' ^^"''*- 
 
 bead- »• An omament for the neck. 
 
 Kfi/l' A\p "' A petty oflicer; a crier ; 
 Uci* Uio, a messenger. 
 
 bea' ^1^, "• A species of hunting dog. 
 
 bp//k "■ '^^® '*'^' °^ ^ ^^'^'^ ' * prof"®"- 
 
 light 
 hp/jm ^^' ^** shine forth; to emit 
 
 beam' y, «■ Radiant ; resplendent. 
 
 K/>ai* "'• To carry; to endure; to be ! 
 UCcl[, fruitful. 
 \\i5.rwff\ " ^^air on the chin ; the barb j 
 UeWi a, of ail arrow. j 
 
 beard' less, «■ Destitute of beard, j 
 
 b^^ar' 
 
 er 
 
 n. A person that cariies ; a L 
 
 ) supporter. 
 
BEF 
 
 20 
 
 BEN 
 
 bar, %n, whg.t, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 K/>nr' ino- "• Situation as to direc- 
 UCcil ^11^7 tion ; manner. 
 
 b^ar' ish, ;„,g^i;!^« ^ ""'^'-^ "^^«' 
 
 bc^T'St. »• A brute ; one void of reason. 
 
 K?Iy^cjf ' ]\T «• Acting liiie a beast ; 
 U<^Wht IJ', filthy; brutal. 
 \\firtf ^*- ^° strike ; to throb ; to over- 
 Uk^UI^ come. 
 
 beatif'i«,aesS.'""' ■""""' 
 
 l\(^ nf' i fv '^^^ '^° make blessed or 
 Ot; dt 1 Aj5 happy in heaven. 
 l>;^/.f' inrr "• <^orrection by blows; 
 DCai ing, a flogging. 
 
 beat'itude,;i,«e'sT''"'"''''' 
 
 Kr>i n (*"^ "• '^ '°P ' * coxcomb ; a la- 
 Ui^clU, jy's man. 
 
 beau' ish, I K'* ' ""'"'"' ' '*' 
 bcau'teous,;ie^>"g"'""''"'^ 
 
 beau' ti ful, ;,fSra,ega«""' 
 V^AffiT\' i\ f^j ^^- '^'^ make beautiful ; 
 UCllU tl IJ', to adorn ; to embellish. 
 K/»/yfi' tv "• Agreeable and graceful 
 DCUil tj5 appearance. 
 
 hc» Jnn«P»' '^''"> ^" *^'^ account; 
 Ut; t,clu»C/ ) for this reason. 
 
 be chance', ?ii^'"'''f'"'"''° ''°- 
 be charm', r^eS."""^'""" 
 
 l^£iiyh' rtn ^^- '^'^ make a sign with 
 l}tiX^l\. C/llj one's finger. 
 
 V\ti ^r\rr»o' ^^- °'" '^^^ '^° adorn ; to be 
 OC -t/UlIlL/ ^ suitable to. 
 ho ^nm' in<T "• Graceful; pleas- 
 OC ii/UIll 111^5 ing ; ornamental. 
 ;h or fr; 
 a river channel. 
 
 be daz' Zje, vt. to dim the sight. 
 
 bed' ding, l-J""' "^^^^^'^^^ °' " 
 bede€kVbeii,IS.'''°"''^'''"" 
 
 k^ ^1^»»t' *'^- To wet with dew; to 
 be (lew 5 moisten. 
 
 be dini'« «<.To make dim; to darken. 
 
 bed' lam, ^ant.'''^''"' '"' *'' '"' 
 
 bed lam ite, noisy person. 
 K^rl' ,.: J a. Confined to the bed by 
 OCU IIU, sickness. 
 
 bee' hive, "• a house for bees. 
 beeves, w ?'«• Slack cattle ; oxen, 
 
 V\0 fnll' vt. To happen; to come to 
 Ukj ictii , pass ; to occur. 
 Ko fi^fcx' P^^P- FurtlieroH; sooner; 
 Ui^ lUl t. , not behind. 
 
 aiu. Previously ; 
 
 at first. ' 
 
 L„J n. A couch or frame to sleep on ; 
 
 be fore' hand. 
 
 befrzend',fi-7"^"^°^'*'^^«'^'"^ 
 be fringe', S^J,^ ^••"'^™«"* ^'^'^ 
 
 KofT **'• To ask alms ; to entreat or pe- 
 'J"5? tition. 
 
 be ffet , i''- To produce ; to generate. 
 beg' gar, «• one who asks alms, 
 
 Vxc^ce' *TQv \7- "• Extreme indigence; 
 "*^& g<*' J 5 poverty. 
 hf» cin' "^^ ^° make a beginning ; to 
 "*^ &*** 9 enter upon; to commence. 
 
 begm'ningjL™!.";""-"' 
 
 be gird', «<• To gird ; to bind round. 
 
 be grudge', ^f; J° ^"^^ p^^^^^' 
 begmle',JlJol''--«^*''i- 
 
 K^ U o 7f "• Favor ; interest ; vindi- 
 Ot/ liaiL , cation. 
 kck ViQvo' ^*- To conduct; to de- 
 UU lldVU , mean ; to act. 
 
 be ha' vior, 3^?°"'" ""^^^^ ' "'"" 
 
 be l^ad', «<• To cut off the head. 
 
 Kck Hocf' "• Order; message; com- 
 
 UU llL-!3>t , jnand. 
 
 Ko Vjrilrl' *''• To look upon ; to see ; 
 
 UKy IIUIU , to view. 
 
 ho hr\\f\' f>w "• Obliged ; indebted ; 
 
 ut. iiuna «>ii 9 bound in gratitude. 
 
 behoof, ?age^'^' ^'°'^'' ^^^^"^ 
 
 hcJ inrr "• Any living creature; ex- 
 Ul> "^55 istence. 
 
 bela'bor,SJ°^^"*^''^"^^y'*'' 
 
 hc^ lo-*/ ''*• To make fast a rope ; to 
 Ut; ViXy , lay wait for. 
 Kol' rinm "• A hag ; a decrepit old 
 Uei Uaill, woman. 
 
 belea'gMer,^,^:/-^''^"' 
 
 Upl^ fi'V "■ ^ tower where bells 
 
 be lie'. 
 
 Up 1/3^' »• Credit ; opinion ; persua- 
 
 U „11 n. A hollow, sounding vessel, of 
 
 "<^*^5 metal. 
 
 hcAlp "• -^ S*y ^^^ beautiful young 
 
 bel lig'^eVont, "war.'^"^'"'' '" 
 bel'low?,ruii'^""^"^'""°''''^''^ 
 
 Ko \t\Y\cs' ^^- To appertain to ; to be 
 Ue KJIlg , the property of. 
 ho \c\m' /»H "• ^oved by; dear to; 
 De lOV ea, valued much. 
 
 be low?', ;Sce!"''""' '" ^°''"'" 
 
 be m6«n', «*• To lament ; to bewail. 
 K^n rl v^ To yield ; to stoop ; to crook; 
 UeilU, to subdue. 
 
 vi. To slander; to calumni- 
 ate. 
 
BET 
 
 21 
 
 BIP 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 benedi€"tion,JronVne'eT^ 
 ben e fae" tion, Jind1,eff' * 
 ben' e fice, Tivinf '''''''^''''^' 
 benericence,J-,S^";jrc;d'' 
 be nef ' i cent/,,;j-i',°'^^'s-^^ 
 benefi"cial, «3e''fur''^'""'^ 
 
 Kf»ri' a {\t *''• ^° do good to; to ad- 
 
 Uc^ll t; lltj vantage. 
 
 Kr»r»' c\ {\f "• Kindness; favor; ad- 
 
 Ui^Il t/ 11 Lj vantage. 
 
 be nev' o lence, ".eneTot;'"' 
 be nig-At', ll'-J"'"™"""""'"''- 
 
 Ko ni o-n' ''■ <^"iirteous ; kind ; gen- 
 Ue 1**^ »^ 5 crous. 
 
 ben'ison,SiioS!^"^"^'^^"^- 
 
 hpnf" **■ inclination; decliv'ity; pur- 
 
 fi A n 1 1 tvi V v/. To render insensible ; 
 Ue IlUItIC/ , to stupefy. 
 
 hp nilP/?fh' "' '^*^ give a legacy; 
 Ue tJUCMtll ^ to leave by will 
 
 Ko niiocf' "• ^ legacy; something 
 Ue quebt , left by will. 
 ho rS/7vr»' «<• To deprive or rob one 
 Ut; I k;u\%^ 5 of ; to lake away from. 
 
 bere«ve'n.eiit,r„3^r«S^ 
 
 berSf' a mot, «. a kind of perfume, 
 
 ~ 7 ^ 
 
 horlh "• -^" office; a place ta sleep 
 UCl til, jn a ship. 
 
 beseech', JfJ°«"^^^"^' ''''"" 
 be seem' ly, Sef^"""" ' '"''*" 
 
 be set « «*• To encompass ; to harass. 
 
 hp c/^O-f*' *'^- "To l3,y siege to a 
 Ut; SstCge , town. 
 
 hp «nnf' f f»r •'^- "^^ splash with 
 UC bpai ler, ^irt ; to asperse. 
 
 be speak', l'^J° "^'^^^ ^^'' ^° °^- 
 
 best, a- Gfood in the highest degree. 
 
 ho cfVi'' *"'• To move about briskly ; 
 UC Mil , to hasten 
 
 be StOM?', on.'*°^''*' to confer up. 
 
 be stow' ment, Jr Swti^'* 
 
 hpf \ n A wager. 
 
 *^^^J I vt. To lay a wager. 
 
 hp fu\z{^' ^'- To take to ; to resort ; 
 
 u\y LaiVC , to have recourse to. 
 
 be to' ken, iJ^* ^'^'"^y • '^ f«^«- 
 
 hf» fro^f' ^^^ To deliver up treacher- 
 UKj tl etc/ , ously ; to discover. 
 
 hp irrttW *''• '^^ &'^® or receive a 
 "^ n Ulll , contract of marriage. 
 
 bet ter, a- More good ; superior. 
 
 be tWeen', prep, in the middle of. 
 
 hpv' p1 "• ^" masonry, a kind of 
 uv^v viif square rule. 
 
 bev'eragej^rink!'^"^'' ™'"^'"'* 
 
 beV y, n. A company ; an assembly. 
 
 hck ^x/a-jl' *'*• To express grief; to 
 Ut; waei , lament. 
 
 beware', r;oS°*'^"^^'^*°^' '" 
 
 bewil'der,ronfJ,V""^''^'' '' 
 bewirder6d,?^nJer"''^^ 
 
 hp t*7if r»h' *'^- "To ^'^'^'^ ^y witch- 
 UV WltL/ll , craft; to charm. 
 
 be witch' ing,?.^^^^""'' 
 
 be?/, «• A Turkish governor. 
 
 be y Ond', prep. Further onward. 
 
 bl' as, «• Inclination ; prepossession. 
 
 hi' a^ *''■ '^^ incline to one side ; to 
 Ul do, prepossess. 
 hilo "■ A yellow liquor secreted in the 
 UllU, liver. 
 
 bick' er, «*• To dispute ; to wrangle. 
 
 VxiA vt. To entreat; to command; to 
 itllj^ offer a price. 
 
 bi dent' al, «• Having two teeth. 
 
 bien'nial,j^j'jpp^r^°""^* 
 
 bi' form ed, «■ Double shaped. 
 
 hirr' Q mv «• The having two wives 
 Ulg <t liiy, at once 
 
 Ki /]>/*!- "• A small creek or bay ; an. 
 Ulg^ni^ inlet of the sea. 
 
 big' gin, n A child's cap. 
 
 KJfv.' g~.f n. A superstitious person ; m 
 Ulg UL, zealot. 
 
 big Ot ed, a. Irrationally zealous. 
 
 hi I' irkiic {bW yus) a. Full of bile; 
 Ull lUUfe, choleric. 
 
 bilk, vt. To cheat ; to disappoint. 
 
 hil' lof **'• To quarter troops in 
 Ull IL^t, houses. 
 
 hill' inrric "• -^ game with ball« 
 Ulll IcirUS, and sticks. 
 
 bill ion, "• A million of millions. 
 
 \\\V \f\tn n. A surge of the sea; a roll- 
 UU 1007, j„g ^ave. 
 
 bind ^^' *^ *^® "^ ' *° f*'t6" tegeth- 
 
 bi no' mi al, J^rS'"^°"'^ °^ ^^" 
 
 bi Og' ra pher, -^One who write. 
 
 bi og' ra phy, "^^.t ^"^"^"^ °' 
 
 bi' ped, »• Any animal with two feet. 
 
B L E 
 
 22 
 
 BOA 
 
 bar, fall, wh^t^ prey, marine, pin, bicd, raove. 
 
 htrtW "■ Act of comirtg into life ; ex- 
 Ull tlf^ traction ; ranK by descent. 
 
 birth' day, S^r'''''''°'°"''' 
 
 hiirth' rltrhi " Rigbts to which 
 
 Uirill rignij ^ue rs bom. 
 
 kic-' j>tM\t "• A. kind of liard flat 
 
 l>lb -trMll, thread ; a cake, 
 
 bi Se^t', vt. To cut into two part* 
 
 hich' (\r\ **• ''"'^ ecclesiastical Ivead 
 
 Ulbll up, £>( a diocese. 
 
 hi ^l-i'" f\r\ v\jy " Tlie jurisdiction of 
 
 UIMl up I It., a bishop. 
 
 hif<^ ^?. To pierce with the te^h ; to 
 
 UlLt., cheat ; to trick. 
 
 hit' fpr "■ ^^^^ ' '^^'^'"^ ; keen ; cruel j 
 lilt ttJl ,. pajpifui-. s^vgj-e. 
 
 UlL Lt;i l*^o:>, grief; m-allce. 
 
 bitu'men,^er'^"^^"«^™"^^'^'""^"'- 
 
 u;,r r^iio ^' "• The watch Qf an en- 
 UIV UUtlt/, tire army. 
 
 black' en, ?efaS;-^«^^^^« 
 black' gward, ^eiiow™'"' *''' 
 
 black' smith, n. a worker in iron. 
 
 hlorlo "A. spire of grass j thecut- 
 UlclUtJ, ting part of a knife. 
 
 hi J5mP ""*' '^^ ^'"^ ^^"^'' ^''''^ ' ^^ ^^^' 
 
 blame' le^s,?a.!r""'^ "''''"' 
 
 Klrinr'Vi **'• "^^ wluten ; to peel al- 
 UlclIICIl,, monds ; to erade. 
 
 bland, «• Kmd ; soft ; mild ; gentle. 
 
 blan' dish ment,Ja?S*'''"""'' 
 
 blank. «• P^^le ^ unwritten ; confused. 
 
 hlnnlr "• -^ ^"''^ space in writing; 
 Uiailtv, disappeintrnent. 
 
 blaspheme',:j,ak:v[f:;«;d.^^ 
 
 bias' phe my, «. indignity to God. 
 blast, «'♦■ T'o spoil ; to mar ; tobliglit. 
 
 1, 1 -^^f ». A gust of wind ; an explosigr* 
 Ulclht, of powder 
 
 hln-yp "• ^ fl2Lme ; a strean^ of light; 
 Mlcliipt;, a white mark. - ■ : 
 
 KJ n'7P '''• ""^ *'^' ^° flame ; to publish ; 
 lll<l/itj, to spread abroad. 
 I x\ilivr* L ^t- '*'o whiten by exposing to 
 IJltJaCIl, the sun. 
 
 bleak, «■ CqM ; cUlHy ; pale. 
 
 bleat, '"i- To cry like a sheep. 
 l.1^„ J vt. or vi. To let blood ; to lose 
 
 uieeu, blood. 
 
 blem' ish, n. stain ; fault ; disgrace. 
 blench, ^'t- To shrink back ; to start. 
 
 klf^rtrl vt. To mingle together; to 
 OlCflU, confound. 
 
 klpcc *'• To bestow & blessing on ; to 
 Oie&>&, make happy. 
 
 bless' ed, «• Happy, prospeious. 
 
 bless' ing, ravor.'^^^ ^'"''' *^'^"' 
 
 KlT^fcf ^^- To blast ;. to hinder from 
 migni<f fertility 
 
 UMfrhi "• Mildew; any thing nip- I 
 DII^/AL, ping. I 
 
 KiTnrI *• Deprived of sight ; dark i ob« j 
 UilllU, scare. i 
 
 blind' neSS,n- deprivation of sight. I 
 
 h)i(S(S "■ "^^ happiness of heaven ; su» \ 
 Ullfeo, preme felicity. '^ 
 
 bliss' till, o- Glad V happy ^blessed. ' 
 
 blis'ter,:k>''^'''^'""'°"^'''^ 
 
 blithe, «• Gay; pleasant ; merry, 
 
 bloat, "i- To swell ; to pafF up. 
 
 h]o.^lc ^flp' ** ^° ^^^^^ uporbe^ 
 UlU-t/lV aut^ , sieger a town. 
 
 block' head, ^dJit''"'^'^p^^^""* 
 
 KlAnrl ■*» Tlie red lluid that circulate* 
 UIOUU, through the body. 
 
 bloom, vt. To put forth Mossom*. ! 
 
 bloom' ing, So^eT""' '""'' 
 
 bios' SOm, n. The flower of plants, 
 
 hlot "'' ^° obliterate ; to blur ; to dis» 
 '•f*^KJ{^ grace ; to stain. 
 Ulj^Tf, n. A stroke; an unexpected 
 01007, event. I 
 
 blub' ber,^oiS"'' ''''''"''''' 
 bind' geon,^„^''^°''''"^^'=^"'^"P- 
 
 Klil./^ J n. An original color. 
 
 JJlUr, ^ a. Sky-colored. 
 
 klii.»' AfAV v'i'- To mistake^ to errf 
 
 Diun aer, to stumbi*. 
 
 blun' der buss, « a short gun. 
 
 klrrr-it *' Having a doll edge ; rude ; 
 UIUIIL, abrupt; unpolrte. 
 
 blunt'ly, £,^^""^^^^"'^^^"'^ 
 
 blur* "• A spot ; imperfection ; stain. 
 
 kinch *'• To torn red in the face ; to 
 UlUfell, betray shame 
 
 blus' ter, 
 
 bo' a« ••• -A. monstrous serpent. 
 
 K pr ,.„ J vt. To cover witli boards ; to 
 
 UUmI U, enter a ship by force. 
 
 hn/7rrl' or "• ^^"^ ^'''^ P*>^ for food 
 IMJUl U. 1^1 ^ and lodging. 
 
 hna«t '"^' "^^ ^^'^S; to exult; toglory 
 
 hri^tsf' fill "• Bragging much; 
 UOaSL lUl, proud; haughty. 
 kri//f '^- Asiriaii vessel moved by oar« 
 UUUt, or sails. 
 
 vi. To make a noise ; to 
 roar. 
 
■KB 
 
 BO^ 
 
 23 
 
 BOU 
 
 I book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, g;em, thin, thou. 
 
 U — Jp w*. orwi. To portend; to forc- 
 UUUtJj show ; to he an orrien. 
 
 UUU It/U, wonnen. 
 
 bod' i less, L^;?^'^"«"°''^'>-'^P'^- 
 
 L._.J/.: ?,, a. Pertaining to the body ; 
 UOU 1 lj5 real; actual. 
 
 bod'ing, r„g^"°"^^""^'"'^^^°^- 
 
 bod' kill, n A large kind of needle; 
 I J^ w n. Matter, opposed to spirit i a 
 UUtl j^ person; a collective mass. 
 
 bod' y gward, « a lifeguard. 
 
 boST* n. Marshy ground ; a swamp. 
 
 Urxre' cA^ ***• "^^ hesitat© ; to waver ; 
 DOg glC, to start. 
 
 bo n6<X • "• An iufcrior kind of tea. 
 bolL v»- To be agitated by heat. 
 boil 6r« «• A veisel to boil water in. 
 boil' ing, «• Ebullition from heat. 
 
 bois' ter oiis, Juoas""'^ ' '^"^•" 
 
 Kri]/1 <*• !>*""& J courageous ; rude ; 
 
 UOlUj licentious. 
 
 U^j^V ly adv. Rravely; rudely 
 
 5 pudently 
 hrilrl' nocc " (Courage ; impudence; 
 UUIU llC&fe, confidence. 
 \\f\V cf or ''' ''° support ; to pad ; to 
 UUl otc;i , compress. , 
 
 bol'ster, r,n:'^*^"sp'"°^^'^*^"'^- 
 
 hrilf "'• To fasten; to sift ;: to utter 
 UUltj precipitately. 
 
 bolt, n. An iron fastening ; an arrow. 
 
 kXrr»K «• An iron bali charged with 
 UUIIIU, powder. 
 
 bom bard', ^Lbl.° '*'''^ ^^"^ 
 
 hrim' Kief "• Affected language; 
 UOlll Uclbl, swelling words 
 
 hnm ha^f' i4> " sweiimg; lugh- 
 
 UUIll UdbL lily, flo^n . ranting 
 K^,^^ n. A written obligation ; con- 
 IJUIIU, nection. 
 
 hnnH' «frp " Slavery; servitude; 
 UUHU age, imprisonment. 
 
 bond' man, « a male slave. 
 
 hrkrirlc' man " ^"^ ^^^'o is surety 
 OOnUS man, fo^ another. 
 
 bone, n. The solid part of the body. 
 
 hr»n' f*Tro "• A fire made for tri- 
 UUIl 1 irti, uinpi, 
 
 bon' mot, artel.J"'*'^ ^'"^ "P" 
 bon' net, -a covering for a lady's 
 
 bon' ni ly, f/."'- ^'"""y* ^^"*^^^- 
 
 bOO' by, n. An ignorant fellow. 
 book, vt. To register in a book. 
 
 Krknlr "• A volume in which we read 
 
 UyUK, or write. 
 
 book' ish, - Gjen to reading ; stu- 
 
 book' keeping, Tng^r/uS.^- 
 book' sell er, l,,^t ^^"'"' °' 
 
 V\r\r\rr^ *'»• To rush with violence ; to 
 
 UOUIII, svvell. 
 
 K/-krir» ^- A gift ; a favor; a request; 
 
 UUUIl, a prayer. 
 
 Krvrkf "' A clown ; a rustic ; a rude 
 
 UOUI , „ian. 
 
 boor'ish, t,':l{:'""'•'^''^"'^" = ^"^■ 
 boot' ed, «. Wearing boots. 
 
 Krkrkf' lr»«<a "• Unprofitable; vain; 
 UUlJt lt.&S, unavailing. 
 
 boot' y , "• Plunder ; pillage ; spoil. 
 
 Kr\r' Ai^f »*• To edge ; to adorn witli 
 
 UUl UCr, a border. 
 
 hrirf» *'• To make a hole ; to perfo- 
 
 kp:~i v^ n. The hollow of a gun ; a troub- 
 UUl t;, lesome fellow. 
 
 bo' re as, n. The north wind. 
 
 hr\r' rkiio-h (*«»^»"o) «. A corporate 
 UUl UUgll, village. 
 hrkf' vrxti^ »''• To take on credit ; to 
 UUr rOM7, ask a loan 
 
 n. The breast ; 
 5 an inclosure. 
 
 the heart 
 
 bo' som 
 
 bo tan' i-6, «• Belonging to heri)s. 
 
 n ni'7f» ''*" To collect and ar- 
 a Ill/<U, range plauLs. 
 
 bot' 
 
 bot' a ny, «• The science of planH 
 
 hrkf !»' c\f *"'• To perplex ; to con- 
 UU til t.1, found 
 
 bot' tl^, vt. To put into bottles. 
 
 hnf' frkm *•• The lowest part of any 
 U\J\. LUllI, thing; the foundation. 
 
 bot' torn less, rom"^'"'^ "° "'"" 
 
 bOU£^^, n. A branch of a tree. 
 
 bonnpp "'• "^^ ^^^P' *° *P"«ff; t^ 
 
 i-'UUllC-t;, bully. 
 
 Kr»iinrl " Destined for a place ; go- 
 iJUUIIU, jng to. 
 
 Krviinrl *''• To leap; to rebound ; to 
 UUUIIU, fly back. 
 
 bound' less, -^Unhmlted ; uncon- 
 
 boUa'teOUS,),. p^ee; gener- 
 boUll'tiful, ^^»; liberal. 
 boun' ty, "• Generosity ; liberality. 
 
 bo' nils "■ A" premium given for a^ j •• , ^,,ipf' {bookti') n. A nosegay ; 
 UU IlUb, loan or charter. ; «^>OU qUei , a bunch of flowers. 
 
BRE 
 
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 BRO 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, more, 
 
 L. ^,-./ --._ n. An arbor in a garden ; an 
 DOW er, anchor. 
 
 bow' er y, «• shady ; retired ; cool. 
 
 Kritrtl n. The hollow of a cup or glass ; 
 UUWl^ a wooden ball. 
 
 boX« vt- To pack in a box ; to strike, 
 boy' hood^ « The state of a boy. 
 
 V\r\^7' iaU <» Like a boy; childish; 
 ouy Ibll, si„,pie. 
 
 Ki'or»£» *'^- To tighten ; to strain up ; 
 UI aut;, to bind. 
 
 hrar^o' lot "■ ^" omauaent lor the 
 Ul cll./e ICL^ wrists. 
 
 braek' ish, :,hS« salt water; 
 Kforr **• To boast; to swetgger ; to 
 "' <J-g5 puff. 
 braid, vt. To weave or plait the hair. 
 
 braiu. »• ■^ kind of lace or edging. 
 
 bra/n' less, "• smy ; thoughtless. 
 
 KfnL-rk "• A thicket of thorns and 
 Ul tiKC, brambles. 
 
 bram' in, » a priest of Indla. 
 
 Krnr»oVi »»• A bough; a shoot; an 
 UraiH^Il, offspring. 
 
 branch' less, iJ''^'''''' '^'^"'=^- 
 
 Kronrl "• A piece of burnt wood; a 
 Ul ailU, mark of infamy. 
 
 bran' dish, Sand?rr^ '"''"'' 
 
 I bra Va' do, « Valn boasting ; threat. 
 
 brave ^^' ^° ^*'^^ ' ^^ "^^^^i^^^e^ j *° 
 
 Ki»oi7^in «• Bold; daring; ngbl* ; gal- 
 Uiavt., lant. 
 
 hrn v'pr V "• Courage ; valor; gal- 
 Ul av t;i J, lantry; heroism. 
 
 brawl, l^-^/y? '^"""^^' ^''"^^P"^^ 
 
 Ki-Qi«7r»' V «• I^"'l o*" sinews ; mus- 
 OrdWn y, cular; strong. 
 ki«o' r,^r\ "■• Made of brass; impu- 
 UI d, ZCIl, dent ; bold. 
 
 breCRCh, «• An opening ; a quarrel. 
 
 breadth, ^ide""'''"'" ''""^ '^'' '° 
 
 hi'/'o \z *''• "'^ "*• '^*' burst by violence ; 
 III ocltV, to become bankrupt. 
 
 bre«k' fast, «• First momlng meal. 
 
 hrp//th "• '*''" received and dis- 
 Ul t/MLIl, charged by the lungs. 
 
 \\r^n{\\(^ "'• "^^ ^'"^^ breath; to 
 Ul ccAtlic, live ; to rest. 
 
 breath' less, f,„,S/ir"''^ 
 
 b— U n The hindmost part of a 
 I CCCIl, gun. 
 
 breed' ing,;ws"""""'°= ""'''■ 
 
 br e'^ZO, »• a gentle gale of wind. 
 
 brefh' ren, J- The plural of broth- 
 
 Km \Tc\i' "■ liank in the army with- 
 uiu Vt^L, out pay. ' ' : 
 
 bre V/er', n. Small printing type. 
 
 brev' i tV "■ Shortness ; ooncise- 
 
 J 7 fiess. 
 Ki»ovn7 *''• To make liquors ; to con- 
 Ul CW, trive. 
 
 bribe, J!re.'^° '°"'"''' ^^ ^'"'' *° 
 
 K>.i^K n. A pipre of burnt clay; a 
 
 bri' dal, Jlupt;^'"'""'^ '« =^ '"'^«' 
 bride' groom, -^r.ed""" .^"^^ 
 bride' well, Ln.^'^"'' ""^ •^^"''"- 
 
 Krirl6"f» «• A pas.sageof woodorstone 
 Ul lyx^K:^ oygr water. 
 XwV rll/? "'• To restrain; to keep in 
 UI 1 UlC, check ; to guide. 
 
 brief, «• Short ; concise ; contracted. 
 brief ly, adv. with few words. 
 
 bricy "■ ■^ vessel with two squar©- 
 
 "* *D? rigged masts. 
 
 brig ade', -a parity of soldiers, foot 
 
 brig' and, Jr:^''°'^''"'*^^^«^°"'- 
 
 bflfrhi °- i'Ucid; shining; clear; 
 1 1^'* I, witty. 
 
 brl^At' en, tj,^ p°"»*' • '° '""''* 
 bri^/^t'ness,^pirdor"'"'!^ 
 
 brir lian Cy, n. Luster; splendor. 
 bril' liant, a- Guttering ; sparkling. 
 Ki«irv» «• The edge or upper part of a 
 
 urini, thing. 
 
 brim' ful, « fuh to the top. 
 
 hrincr ^'- "^^ fetch; to coiiduct; to 
 
 lllg, prevail on. 
 hrinP "■ l^i**'^i^fi<i fs*^' ; tears ; the 
 
 brink, »>• An edge ; a precipice. 
 brisk, a. Lively; nimbhi ; sprightly. 
 brisk' ly, adv. Qulckly; nimbly. 
 
 hri^k' np«S<5 "• I^'vel'"«ss ; activ- 
 Ul lOiV Ut/iSO, ,ty . gayety. 
 
 hri^' f]p "■ ^^'^^"S hair on a hog's 
 
 brit' tk' ^etr '" ^^^-^r'^-^^ 
 
 UI UM Vvii, vessel ; to make public. 
 broad, «• wide ; large in breadth. 
 brO -eade',"- F'ne dowered silk. 
 UrFirr^t^ n. A corrupt dialect ; a kind 
 UrOgMe;, of shoe. 
 
BUG 
 
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 BUR 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chai*e, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 broid' er/eUr ""^ ''"''" °" 
 
 broil. "*• To roast on tke coal*. 
 
 kfi-kil ♦»• A disturbance ; trouble ; tH- 
 oroii, mult. 
 
 bro' k^n wess, l^i^LtT '^ 
 
 bro' ker. "• a. negotiator for others. 
 
 Kro' tor no-o "• ^ brokers com. 
 DrO Ker age, mission; a fee. 
 
 hmn'^fi *• * compound of copper 
 OrUIlZe, and brass. ! 
 
 Ut^^^^V^ »». An ornament worn about 
 DrOOCIl, the neck I 
 
 L J, ^^ n. A family of chickens ; off- ! 
 UrOlKJ^ spriJng ; production j 
 
 brood, «'• To sit on eggs ; tockerish. 
 
 broom, :i,^,r"*''"'""^^"''' 
 
 I-».«/^Af!^ » Liquor in which fleislv is 
 OrOLIl, boiled. 
 
 brofh' el, »• a houte of badrapute. 
 
 U,.xf U' ^|« n. A male bdrn of tira 
 Ul Utn x^i ^ same parents. 
 
 brofh' er hood, 7;aferrt'3^'''* 
 
 hrr*A*r "• ^^^^ forehead; the part 
 LfltJVv^ above the eyes. 
 
 hrrkw' h^nt "*■ '^'* ^^^^ haughtily 
 OrOW Oeat, ^^ . to humble. 
 
 brown, «• The name of a color. 
 
 brown' stud y, r.o?"'' '"''''*^ 
 
 Krr\\*'eo ** To feed on the tops of 
 UrOWSt;, sprig.s, Ac. 
 hriii«o wf.Tomjure byblowsorcom- 
 UI Ut»l^5 pression. 
 
 brmse,:po? '^"'■' ''''"' *biow;» 
 bru nette'^ lieVon'-^'' ""' 
 
 brunt, »• An assault ; onset ; shock. 
 brush, f^ To cleanse with a bru.sh. 
 br us' tle^ »» To rustle as silk. 
 
 Km' f ol "• Savage; irrational; in- 
 UI U Icll, human ; churlish. 
 hril t'll' i fv " Cruelty; insensi- 
 OrU Idl 1 ly, b.ijty to pity 
 
 brute, «• A creature without reason. 
 
 bru' ti fv, KJf ""^' "" "^ 
 bru'tisfiness,;™„X'"'"""^ 
 
 hub' hl/> "■ ^ bladder ol water filled 
 
 V.,, J n. The first fruit of a plant ; » 
 "UU, genn. 
 
 budge. VI. To move ; to stir ; to go, 
 buffoon'. »• A low jester; a droll. 
 
 bug' b^ar, Jter""" ^'"^^^"^^ '"°'" 
 
 \\fi\\A *'• To erect houses ; to depend 
 K^/il/^1' inrr *• An edifice or fabric 
 
 uunu. iiig, built. 
 
 KiilK » A root that is round ; a round 
 "UIO, body. 
 
 fiiilfk' /^^iic "• Having roots with 
 UUIU OUS, round heads. 
 
 bul^e. vt. To leak ; to jut out. 
 
 ImiIIt "• Bigness; magnitude; th« 
 UUriV, njain body 
 
 Kiillr' V *• ^^^S« ' heavy; massy; of 
 l/UII\. y^ gieat size. 
 
 bul' let. "• A ball of lead or iron. 
 
 Kiill' \^r\ *•• Uncoined gold or silver 
 UUn lUIl, jn mass. 
 IaiiI' }\t "' To hector; to insult with 
 "'^* V ? threats. 
 
 bnl'wark,rur^^''*^'^*^'""'"- 
 
 rity. 
 
 bttmp,^.uV"«'^^^^'^^«^'» 
 bum' per, ^-^ «^"^ '''''' ^° ^»^« 
 bump' kin, ^ ruJtrc"'''"' ^'"'''- 
 
 bunch, «• A hump ; ft clttster ; akndh. 
 
 bun' die, rogttren'' "' """^^ "** 
 
 bunST, »• The stopper of a barrel. 
 bun"gk, ;:;ardT;/« "^ **""^ *"*' 
 bun"ffler, «» a clumsy workman. 
 
 bwoy'ancy,;,^?.!;^'^-"^^^'^ 
 
 bwoy' ant,';„^'8"t ; capable of float- 
 
 hnr' rlpn ** ^ ^'^^^ > * weight ; un- 
 
 UUl Ut.II, easiness. 
 
 bur' den some, «heavy^"«^'''"^ 
 bu' reau, (^;'-<')«-Ache^tof<iraw. 
 
 Km-' rrocci "• ^^ inhabitant of a bor- 
 UUI g^»»5 ough. 
 
 burff' lar, »• a housebreaker. 
 
 burg' lar y, »^^ .H«"=*«breaking.^ 
 
 night. 
 
 hiix'b- "■ The male of deer, JiC. ; a lib» 
 UUtyK, ertine. 
 
 l,,,„l,/ 1-, w^ To fasten with bucrkles ; 
 UUtyrt. IC, to engage. 
 
 buck' ler, » a shield ; a defense. 
 
 hill'' i qI (i^er'ry al) n. Act of bury- 
 UUl 1 ai, ing . interment. 
 
 bur lesqwe', Juage"""""* ''^' 
 
 bii 1* n *^- "'' *"• Tw consume by fire ; to 
 "» **7 be inflamed. 
 
 burn' ing, Lat^ -'^'^^'^^ ^^^^ 
 bur'nish, KigiTt!'°"''^'°'"''' 
 
B YW 
 
 26 
 
 C AL 
 
 bar, fall what, prey, marine, piri, tird, .move. 
 
 a. Troublesome 
 be borne; 
 (ier* ry) vt. To put into a 
 grave ; to conceal. 
 
 Kill*' i-riin »»• ^ J^o'^ ™^^e ii™ th^ 
 our rUtt?, ground by rabbits... : ' 
 
 Km*' vr\in *"■ ^° lodge in the earth ; 
 UUi iiJW-j lo make holes ; to miae. 
 Kii rao "• -^^ exchange where mer- 
 UUI teUj chants meet. . , i 
 hiirct *''• ^"^ '^*- -^^^ break asup^er : to 
 UUI bl^ fly open. .. "• :. .. i'. i ' r ■ ' 
 
 Kll r<iii "■ ^ ^'i'^^'^"' breaking ; an erup- 
 
 bur'ihensome,?o 
 bu' ry, 
 
 bu'rying,!^?:;;!^^-^'!^"^^' 
 
 bush. «• A t^*^^ shrub ; a bough. 
 Kusil g\% »»• A measure of four pecks. 
 bush' y. «• I'ull of branches ; thick. 
 
 Ki'i*' 1 nP««! (^^^ne**) n.Occupa- 
 DU» i llt.»t»5 tion ; trade. . 
 Kiic' tin «• A. kind of half boot, &c., 
 DUb Klll^ worn by actors. 
 |___„^, vt. To kiss; to salute with the 
 DUSb, lips. 
 
 bust, »• ^ half statue ; a funeral pile. 
 bus' t\6^ *'*• To hurry ; to make astir. 
 bus' t\e^ «• Hurry ; tugiult ; stir. 
 
 Kn' «V (bi^'^y) «• Occupied in busi- 
 OU *j 5 ness ; oflicious.- - < | j . , . 
 
 butch' ery,^iIJ,t?.'*?"^W'tf' 
 
 ! but' ler« «• An upper servant. 
 
 ; U.jI* n. a mark ; .subject of a jest ; ob- 
 
 ; U,.f ' t<ii» "• ^"°*^ made from cliurned 
 UUI Itl J cream. 
 
 but' for V "• ^ repository for pro- 
 UL tt.1 J 5 visions. 
 
 ' but' ton* v'- To secure.wjth buttons. 
 i but' tress, »• a prop ; a support. 
 
 bux' Orn, «. wanton ; lively; jolly. 
 ; U^-^ vt. To purchase ; to pay a price 
 
 "**J 5 for. 
 ' hiiyy ***• '^° ^"^"^ ^^^® '^^^* ' *° whis- 
 
 ' hn-z' "71 rH "• ^ ^'"^ °^ hawk; a 
 I UUZ. /<aiU, senseless fellow. 
 
 i Kiiry' f^inrv "• A humming sound ; a 
 i UUA Z>1I1^,, low noi.se. 
 
 U-y adv. Near ; beside ; passing ; in 
 
 ^j 5 presence. 
 
 i '^y' g<^llG, a- Past ; gone by. 
 
 I hv' \uwT " A t^ow" \a.w ; priyaiterule 
 
 \ uy Id W, if, a society. •. ' ' -• ■ 
 
 I by' name, ". a nickname.,; ;.h: 
 
 |by'standcr,-i.rr'"''' 
 
 i Kv' wrirri ^- ^ P'o^erb ; a taunt ; a 
 [UJf ♦>*Ji »-», cant word. 
 
 n. One skilled in Jewish 
 science. 
 
 «ab' bage, "■ '^ 'f""^' "f ^'seta. 
 
 ,c. ■■ ■. ■ 
 
 ■f^lK "■ ^ Jewish measure ; a kind of 
 
 V/aU, carriage. 
 
 jy*^ Vkc»T ''*• To plot privately ; to in- 
 
 ■t^a Ucll , trigue. 
 
 r»o Vkol' "• An intrigue; a private 
 
 -td, Udl , junto. ^ ■ . _ 
 
 <iab' al ist, 
 
 ble 
 
 cab' bage, ^U:*P^^°'"-f*^'^^^°^ 
 
 ^oK' in **• A hut ; an apartment in a 
 t^aU 111, vessel. 
 
 x»qK' in f>t "• '^ *®'' °^ drawers ; a 
 •t/clU 111 t^t, closet; a secret couhGil. 
 ^o' Kl/> "A thick rope to hold a ship 
 ■t-a OaC;, at anchor. 
 
 ■Ca' bled, «• Fastened with a cable. 
 
 Ca boose', ^i,f ^ cook-room of a 
 
 <iab ri o let', J^"*'^^ ^p^" ^^'^' 
 
 <^a<^k' l6, ««• to cry as a hen. 
 
 eadav'erous,^^^"'^?^?! 
 
 ■ea' denCe, «• a sinking of the voice. 
 
 «a den' za, -^'«°<^-'-^'- ^- ^'"_&- 
 
 i>n f\t^f' "• ^ student in war i a 
 t/cl iltJL , younger brotlier.- • > 
 ^«i' rli "• A Turkish magistrate or 
 ■ea Ulj judge. : 
 
 ■CaiJ, «• A small barrel ; a cask. 
 
 r»««V^ »• An inclosure for birds of ! 
 ■Cage, beasts. . ■ 
 
 .^Mfro W. To shut up or confine in a 
 ■t/age, cage. 
 
 ■Ca*'"' Cd» PP- Inclosed in a case. | 
 
 /^oi' *ifl^ *»• A base villain; a mean 
 ^ai lUl, fellow 
 
 ^Q irilo' ^'- '^^ flatter; to coax ; to 
 ^d, JOIC , beguile. 
 
 -ea jol' er y, «• Flattery ; deceit. 
 ^oli-Ck "A delicate kind of bread ; a 
 
 ^^aiie, mass. 
 
 <^a lam l to us, wretched 
 
 €aIam'ity,?Junr^^"" = ""' 
 
 ear a mUS, "The swect-Aag, 
 
 X"rt loch' n- An open 'carriage; a 
 -ea latsli , head-dress. 
 
 <^aUa' re ous,L?/. '''"''"""' 
 
 -t^ai t>lll a llLHl, cing to powder. 
 ^nl' r-inf^ (or kal sine'} vt. To burn 
 ■t/ai *^11U-', j^o powder. 
 
 cai'eulal)l<?,L'Sya™'''^^'- 
 
 i i ■ji iii ai iJ l fc TiT iiiaWiMBiiiw r i r i . l iii f 
 
CAM 
 
 27 
 
 CAN 
 
 1 
 
 book, dov^, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 ear €u late, fJreS!*^^*"*^*"' 
 €aUula"tion,;,Sts:»^^»*=: 
 
 €ar€ulous,|Ht?;r"'^ '"'^ 
 
 <^arefy,^^J^'T^^:^*'•'"^*? 
 
 i»nr Pn Har *• ^" almanac ; a 
 I ^ai Cll uai if yearly regwter. 
 
 €al'ender,;-etr'^""*'''°'" 
 
 Cal' ends, w. First tlayonh^'month. 
 
 "7^ ». Tiie thick part of tfep le^ ; the 
 "Gtltlj young of a cow. 
 ^ jf ' U^,. «. The bore or <lijutn«ter 
 ■t>cll I litJl 5 «f 4 gnii-bn^rel. 
 ,rt«vl'^ ^r\ »»• A thin Stuff made of cot- 
 ■Gill 1 r/U, ton. -' ■ 
 
 €alig'raphy,?/^U,«','""'"- 
 
 r»Q' lir»K <*«'^> »*• Mokammedan 
 t^d lilJ'Ij high priest. ,1., 
 
 ea' lix, <»• A cup («4*i«»c««f€<j^i^; , 
 
 CtlZk. »<• To close the^eims of « ship. 
 ^w 11 «<. To cry to ; to invite , to suui- 
 
 Vt ? mon 4 to name. 
 -call* vi,to pay a short visit. > 
 
 '^n II' ir»rr »• Occupatjon ; trade ; exn- 
 ^<111 nig, ptoyriicHt. 
 
 «al los' i ty, ^^.i^"'"^" °'" '""^ 
 <iarious,^bie!''''' ""'""''' '""*"" 
 
 >,X/m vt. T» appease; to pacify; to 
 t/dfclll, soothe. V-. .♦'! 
 
 ^o/rkT «• Quiet; unrui^ed : 4indis- 
 ea^Iil, turbed. ^ . . 
 
 ■Ca/in. *• R«p*>se; rest ; sereaity. 
 
 ^o/rvi' nocc "• Tranquillity; free- 
 -t/OC'lIl IltJSJi, doai from pa.sfcioa. - 
 
 ear o mel, J-^ty*""''"'"" ''""'•' 
 
 ■ea lor' ie, »• The prlndf^le of heat. 
 
 I ealorifiejlleali^"''"^ '!'*'' 
 ! ear u met,%^l!''''^'^'^'^^°' 
 \ en lum' ni ate, gj J; "«"'"^« 
 
 ^nV iim n\7 "■ False imputation; 
 ^ai UIll 11^, sjander. 
 
 ear vin ism, "^iJ^Z *""'""" "".^ 
 
 ealx, «• Powder formed by burning. 
 
 earn' brie, «^Fi"«ii««« from cam- 
 
 ^<^ »»-»' ^1 «• An Eastern beast of bur- 
 edlll ei, den. 
 
 eai n' e O, «• a picture of one color. 
 
 /r^rxttrt' l<-k+ «• A stuff made of wool 
 Uini ICl, and silk. 
 
 M>«3 m ri "• Aplace wheror troops Jodge ; 
 ^d-lllji, anarmy. .' .' ' 
 
 cam paig-n', -Ai«e-><.p«rvcoun. 
 eam'phor,3;«re.°'""^"'"" 
 
 ean, «»• 'T© be able to. 
 
 ean, "• a. cup or vessel forlKiaors. 
 
 ea nal'* »• ^n artificial river; a duct, 
 
 ^o no' f \7 n- A kind of wine ; a sing- 
 ed Iia ry, ingtlrd. 
 .1? n n ' r» <3,1 ««- To erase ; t» b\bl but ; 
 
 t>dH i^Cij to make void: < J.- ; ' ' 
 
 ean' eel Cd,?;? Erased; destroyed. 
 ean' Cer, «• a dangerous ulcer. 
 ean Cer UUS, «ke a cancer. 
 ean' did, a- Op«n ; innocent ; fair. 
 
 ean' di date, ^fiPe"'"^'"""'"' 
 ean' did ly,!^.''-^^""^^'^"""''- 
 
 ^€kn' A\dfA «• Encrusted withSu^^ar 
 
 *>«»» UieU, crystals. 
 
 ^Qr»' /^ll.^ "• •A^ 'i&ht made of wax or 
 
 t/dll ULV^ tallow. 
 
 ean' dor, -^S*«?«"ty ; opeii deal. 
 
 ■p-unf*'*' A walking-stick ; ^a. reed ; 
 -t-dllC, sugar-cane. ■ ; . i 
 
 ea nes' cent, -Tending to wkte- 
 
 ^r, -nTn/i' a- Having the qualities of 
 
 ed nine , a dog. 
 
 ean' is ter, Cast?"^'? I * '"*'" 
 
 ean' ker, ;;;te:^'* ^"^'^r^v:*^ P**^ 
 
 ^on' ni KnI "- One who feeds on 
 ^/dll 111 Udl, human flesh. 
 
 ean' non, « a great gun. 
 
 ean nonade',?LIoa '"''"'■'' 
 eannonier',-,^Tannon°"'" 
 ean'nonproot;«,rrn'Xr' 
 
 .r»o *^X^' »»■ An Indian boat ; a small 
 
 ed noc , boat. 
 
 ^on' i^n •* A rule; achufchlaw; a 
 t^dn oil, decree. 
 
 eanon'ieal,-ienrgS^ '" 
 ean' on ize,,tinT.' "*''"' '"'^ 
 
 ean' o pie^d, Canopy. 
 
 Covered with a 
 opy. ■ 
 ^r%r\' r\ r\^T "■ A cloth of state ; the 
 
 ean o py, sky. 
 
 eant, •»• Wluning taJk ; a toss. 
 
 ^un te^f^n' "• ^ square bottle; a 
 ■t^dll leeil , small keg. ' : ' 
 
 ean' ter, «• a short easy gallop. 
 
CAR 
 
 28 
 
 CAR 
 
 bar, fall, whg.t, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 ^nn''fi ^}p *• ^ spiritual song; 
 ■t/clll 11 -t/ie?^ song of Solomon. 
 
 pan' to "■ ^ *°"^ ' * ^^^'^i'^S inelo- 
 
 x»nn' frkn "• Division of a country; 
 ^ail LUll^ a province. 
 .i»nn' VIC "• Coarse stiff cloth for 
 Call Vdfej^ sails. 
 
 -osin' vacc ** "^"^ examine; to »o- 
 ■t/ail Vcl5»&, ]j(.jt votes. 
 ^Qi^' iTQoo »»• Examination ; debate ; 
 t/dll VdSsfe^ solicitation, 
 
 ■cap. »• A covering for the head. 
 
 capabil'ity,;-™"'"' "' 
 
 Cd pa. UIC5 telligent. 
 
 €apa"cious,?^r'"'''"^'°"' 
 
 eapac'itate,",'„Jr'""'"° 
 
 eapac'^ity,-,,*"'""' *""' 
 
 cap a. P1G\ <«'"• From head to foot. 
 
 €apar'ison,:hJ„-:"""""« 
 
 ■Ca.p6^ "• A promontory ; a neck-piece. 
 ■Ca' per* »• -A. leap; a jump; a pickle. 
 Ca' pi as, "• A writ of execution. 
 
 cap' il la ry, •e4r"'"° """* 
 
 Cd.[J 1 tdlj large letter. 
 
 ■eap' i talj «• chief; Sne; principal. 
 
 ^UiV \ tcA "• ^ Ro«"an tempi*; a 
 •eap 1 IOI5 public edifice. 
 
 ca pit; u late, f'vJ» "'" "i^"" 
 
 Ca priCG'« »• Foolish fancy ; humor. 
 
 €apri"cious,°„arr'fa°/c.7a';:""" 
 
 €ap size', ri-J" """'"""«■ 
 
 _- f 4.„ :„ n. The commander of a 
 ■odp LclUl^ ship or company. 
 
 cap' tain Cy, « Rank of captain. 
 
 cap tlOIlj seizing one 
 
 ^an" tmn<5 <«• Fault finding ; quar- 
 
 ■t/cip tlUUSj relsome ; peevish. 
 
 .^n n' tiv ntf» "^^ '^° charm ; to en- 
 -t-ap tlV aic^ slave; to subdue. 
 «„„^ f ivo "• A prisoner; one taken 
 ^d,p IIVU5 in war. 
 
 cap' tU-re, ««. to take ; to arrest. 
 
 cap u chin', ^onk.'"'^"" '""' ' 
 
 car. »• -A. cart ; a railroad carriage. 
 car' at, n. a weight of four grains. 
 
 x»nr' Q von »»• A body of travelers 
 Cai d Vdll, or pilgrims. 
 
 .onr' Kin A *• ^ short musket, used 
 -t/UI ume, chiefly by horsemen. 
 
 car' bon, »• Pure charcoal. 
 
 car^bon ade', ^nS^tiS''""" 
 
 car' boy. »«• a vessel to hold liquor. 
 
 4^ar' hlin cl/* " ^ pimpl© ; a pre- 
 Cdl UUIl CIC/5 cious stone. 
 
 car' ca net, Jweis.^'" *"' '°"^''*' 
 car' cass, l^Zll ""^^ ""^ '^ ^'^"^ 
 
 ^y,,-l ». A note; painted papfer for 
 ■t/dl U, games. 
 
 _ Q ~rl ** <^r vi. To comb wo<d ; to play 
 Cdl U, cards. 
 
 car' di nal, »• a Romish dignitary. 
 
 4^nr' d\ nal *• chief; principal; 
 Cdl Ul Ildl, eminent. 
 
 card' in£^, "• Act of dressing wool. 
 >Q ro " Heed ; caution ; anxiety ; so- 
 Cdl U, licitude. 
 
 _5_„ vi To be anxious; to be i»- 
 Cdl t;, clined. 
 
 car?.en',:fae':''''"'""'""""^ 
 
 .^n r^pr' "• Course ; race ; fuU 
 X/o, 1 cci , speed. 
 x»Q fo' fill "• Anxious ; vigilant ; full 
 ^aiKi A Ul, of concern. 
 
 €are'tully,l"mfr''"""'^"'°''" 
 
 -^nrp' 1p«« " Negligent; uncon- 
 x/di c icoo, cerned ; heedless. 
 
 ca reSS', n. Anactof end«arinent. 
 ca r6SS'« **• To fondle ; to embrace. 
 car' ffO, "• Freight ; a ship's lading. 
 
 car' i ca ture, Jk^nTs"'*""^*''' 
 car' i ca ture, »*• to ndicuie. 
 
 .pa' ri rmc "• ^^^^i putrid; de- 
 Cd ri OUS, cayed. 
 
 car' man, »> one who drives a cart. 
 
 car' mine, :/'"^''^"*""°" ^"^■ 
 
 car' nage, -«reat slaughter ; hav- 
 
 ^nr'nul ° Fleshly; sensual; not 
 car Ildl, spiritual 
 ^of i^q" tiVkri *»• A flesh color; a 
 Cdl lid llUIl, fine flower. 
 ^.11'' i-\\ •''• To sing songs of joy ; to 
 Cdl Ul, piaise. 
 
 carous'al,"ut^^"^^ '^""''"^ 
 ca rouse', reve^^""''"''"' 
 carp' ing,;,rt '"''"' ''"'''""■ 
 
 ^r,r' r»'l ap " A vehicle ; manners : 
 car redgo, behavior. 
 
 / „: ,^„ n. One who tarries; a 
 Cdl n Cl , pigeon. 
 
mm 
 
 CAT 
 
 29 
 
 CEL 
 
 bopk, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 x.Qr' ri rkn n. Any flesh not fit to be 
 ear n on, eaten. 
 
 ■Gcir' ri On*«- Feeding on carcasses. 
 
 car ron ade', J,/ -^ort iron 
 
 .«»nr' rv "'■ "^^ convey; to)»«ar; to 
 •t/ai 1 J5 jain ; to behave. 
 ^U^f n. A vehicle lor iuf^gCt or h^: 
 ±>ai I5 den. ' ' 
 
 cart' age, »• conveyance by* can. 
 
 x'or' ti Inrr^ "• A gristle; a tough 
 ^ai 11 ItigtJ, elastic substance. 
 
 car lOUCIl , ket-balls. 
 .^•h'r' frifltr^ n. a charge of powder 
 •t/d.r iriUgt;, and ball in a case. 
 ^Qr*\rr» *''• To cut •wood, or stone, or 
 ^arvt., meat. 
 
 carv'ing,J„,fJ"'P*"^' '''•"'" 
 cascade',;;,:,fer"'""''*''""^ 
 
 case, 
 
 n. A corering ; a sheath ; a cir- 
 
 vt. To harden the 
 
 outside. 
 
 5 cumstgince. 
 
 case' hard en, 
 
 ^nati^ mtxnf " ^ small window 
 
 •^a»C liJCMlL, opening on hinges. 
 
 >».-«c.V» \'riv^ n. A bank officer : a cash- 
 
 ■edSn ler , keeper. 
 
 ^oclr »•• A. wooden vessel; a small 
 
 */aSK, barrel. 
 
 r^oolr' ai "• A little box or chest for 
 
 t^clMV tJl, jewels. 
 
 .<»Qo' cr\^L- " The under vestment 
 
 •t^ats bU-t/K, of a priest. 
 
 ■PJfsif **'■ "^^ throw; to condemn; to 
 
 ■*>cl»l, model ; to contrive. 
 
 ^oof £k «• A tribe or class of the same 
 
 -t^dhtt^, rank. 
 
 ^oc' ti o-nfp '*''• "^^ chastise; to 
 -t/dS U gaie, punish ; to beat. 
 
 «astiga"tion,;,„i°r""'°'^ 
 
 ^Kc' /]/> " A fortified biuiding ; an 
 t-aa tic, airy project. 
 ^Qts' fl^/^1 <*• Furnished with or hav- 
 ^ab tiru, ing castles. 
 
 .^•itt' n q1 o. Happening by chance ; 
 
 t^«lS U ai, accidental. 
 
 x»oa?' n q1 fv n. An unforeseen ac- 
 
 cas u ai ly, ddent. 
 
 «at'a«om6s,",-„Si.p?anr"" 
 eat' a IogMe,"„,*,l'/.7[ """»'• 
 eat' a plasm, Ji'sf"'!'"""""" 
 
 .^o*' o T-o^f "• -A. waterfall; a dis- 
 i:.ai a raCl, ea.se in the eye. 
 ^o for**/*' »» A disease of the head 
 t.a larr/A , and throat. 
 
 eatas'trophe,;„*l'-r'' 
 
 xynfnVi *"'• To lay hold of; to over- 
 ■t^atL.11, take ; to insnare. 
 
 cat' e c/ase, rxam?nr''''°" ' '° 
 cat' e cAism, ^ue's^Si^'^"" "' 
 
 x*at' /i nrk f\7 "■ A class : rank ; or- 
 
 Cai e go ry, der of ideas. 
 
 4>n' tf^r ^- '^^ provide food; to lay 
 
 ■^a 1^:1 , ^n provisions. 
 
 ^« ' fpj. ^j. n. A provider of food or 
 
 ca thar' tic,l)row"efs*°'^'^'' 
 ca the' dral, "^^'^^ '^'''''^^ 
 cath' o lie, 2rai^~"^"'^ °^««'*- 
 cathol'icon,-ed.^inr"*'''^ 
 
 ■Pit' f\p "■ ^^^^*' of pasture that are 
 
 x«siii' rlnl « Belonging to the tail of 
 ■t/au Uai, an animal. 
 
 CaUS' a hlc, «• That maybe ctoted. 
 
 causal'ity, JauTe*'*'""^"^' 
 
 cause 
 
 vt. To produce an effect ; to 
 9 effect as an agent. 
 x>mia:^ n. A reason ; motive ; party ; 
 ■t^aUSt., source. 
 
 ./»nii«r»' locG a.Withont cause ; hav- 
 ■VU,U3>i^ lco», ing no just reason. 
 
 CaUs'tic,:eve*tr"'^' corroding; 
 
 -t.au ler IZe, ^.jth a hot iron. 
 ^011" i\t\r\ "• J'rudence; warning; i 
 CaU lion, foresight. 
 ^011" fi rin *'• To give notice of 
 -t^au IIUII, danger : to admonish. 
 Cau" tioUS, -Heedful; watchful; 
 
 cav'alcade,;orseE""""" 
 
 -^ov n iV^ar' "• ^ knight; a horse- 
 -t.av a JltJr , ^an . a royalist. 
 
 ^nv n IVor' "• ^*y; brave; dis- 
 -t^av a liur , dainful ; haughty. 
 
 Cav' al ry, »• Troops on horseback. 
 
 cave. 
 
 n. A den ; a cell ; a hollow 
 
 5 place 
 
 ^ov' cxfw "• ^ ^n; a hollow in a 
 ■t/av ei 11, mountam. 
 ^rjir' |] *»• To argue captiously; to 
 ■t/av II, raise objections. 
 ^o\r' il ^i« n. A person who disputes 
 -t>aV 11 ei, captiously. 
 rynxT^ \ i\T "• -^ hollow placc ; a cav- 
 ^av 1 ly, em. 
 
 r»S/?c«^' ]f>cc «• Perpetual ; without 
 
 i^c;m»c; h^b», cessation. 
 
 oT^At^ vf. To yield ; to give up to an- 
 
 L-CUt;, other ; to resign. 
 
 r^^'/T incr "• '^'^^ inner roof of a 
 
 UtJCl lllg, building— the upper part. 
 
 n(A' n Krnto *<• To honor with 
 
 CCl l^ UI ttlU, praises ; to extol. 
 
 eel e bra" tion, l.^t^^!'' ^^^« 
 
 oc^^fyW t\ i\r " Fame: renown; 
 UU 1«:JU 1 1 ly, distinction. 
 r*o lor' i f V "• Swiftness ; expedi- 
 K^KD 11^1 ^ V' tion; velocity. 
 
 rp Ipc' tial " Heavenly ; supreme- 
 i^t. ICb Liai, ]y happy. 
 
CH A 
 
 30 
 
 CHA 
 
 biir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 -,„]! «. A small room in 9, pfiac^ij a 
 l^tJll^ cavo or hoilow placfl« '* 
 
 r»c»l' In { --^ •*• ^^onsistinj of ^ittle 
 Cei lU I.;: J cells; hollow. 
 „^ -TY^r^r^f' v/. To join or unite with 
 Ce Ilieni, cement. » ^. 
 
 ^#iTn' ^r^t "• '^''^'' whteh unites, as 
 l^tJllJ t^llt, jj^ojtar, &c. '..;.<•-. 
 
 cem'etery,;hLttard'!''=''' 
 
 /»on' fsctv **• -^ perfuming or incense 
 l^CH bt/l ^ pan. 
 
 r»f»n' c;r\r "• ^^"® ^^*^ censures or 
 i>t;il bt»I ^ reproves otiiers. 
 
 Cen so n OUS, censure i severe. 
 r»f»n' on 1*0 ^*- '^'^ blame ; to find 
 l^cil fetH C5 fault with ; to reproach. 
 r»*in' on !•*:« "• B'ame ; reproach ; 
 ^.xCIl fcU-l 1^) reprimand. 
 
 CGfl' tcr. <'*• To meet in one point. 
 /^t»n' fof n. The middle point of any 
 
 cen' tral, - /«i«"gi"s *° ^^e cen- 
 
 centrif'ugal,?,e^Sr.'"" 
 cen trip' e tal, ^^f^' ''''''' 
 
 r»nn' f n tv «• The period of one 
 VyC-ii tu I J5 tiundred years. 
 
 Ce rate. »»• a salve made of wax. 
 
 cer' e brum, rJb'lii"' '"'°' 
 cer'tain,?aiiitr' ''''^^^'''' """ 
 
 r»i^r' f/»in tv "• Exemption from 
 L^ci LMlll Lj-, doubt; assurance. 
 
 certif'icate,;;;,^^!^™""^'" 
 
 g^rxw.^ f i -Ti? *''• To give positive infor- 
 ^Cl tl 1^, mation. 
 
 ce ru' le an, a.Sky-colorediblue. 
 
 " tinn "• ^ leaving off; in- 
 LlUIl, termission , rest. 
 
 ces sa 
 
 n. Act of yielding up ; a 
 
 ces SlOn, retreat. 
 i phpfp* w<. or vi. To fret by rubbing ; to 
 I ^'lio-ltJj fume ; to grow angry:. 
 
 cha grin', tion™*""?-^' •^' ^"''^' 
 
 clia/se, «• A light open catriage. 
 
 char ice, ^^^t^'^^p^'^"'*"^""^ 
 
 rha/k "'■ '^'^ mark. or manure with 
 
 «• / CllSLlK. «... '. ': ' 
 
 Cha/k, »• A kind of white fossih 
 phnl' l«ar»o-fi ^^- To give a chal- 
 
 cnai lenge, i^^ge ■, to accuse. 
 chal' len ge, L^ '"'"^"''"' '^ '^°'"- 
 
 Cham' ber, »». a room in a house. 
 
 champao-ne',"F,enthSf"' 
 
 cham paz^n', Sat/Pf'li '^f ^\,' 
 
 Clltllll pi Ull, another's cAuse. <■ 
 *-.V»onr»*i "• Forluiie ; event ; luck ; ! 
 CliailCt;, misfortune. : 'i "• .". i 
 r»lian' ^nl "• The part of a church \ 
 Lxlidll ^t.1, near the altar.' : ', >;'> i 
 
 chan'cery,^,S;.'^'"^^^°"^''^f| 
 
 .r>Krn-k/4' l^i« n- A person who deals i 
 
 cnana ler, }„ tandies^ * i 
 
 r*Vt Q t^ iVo "An alteration ; a.novelty, j 
 
 L^lldllgt:, small money. ".:^>\ 
 
 r»li'»nfrf» ^^- "^^ transform; to alter' 
 l^Iiail^C, or amend ; to barter. ' '• 
 
 change' ling, ^n^^l;;::^'^^''^"^^^'! 
 
 I^Iiaii HCl, passage. ' 1 
 
 oliiinf "*• °'" *'*• To sing ; to sing ca- 
 L/lIctllL, thedral music. 
 ^ l»r>' r\c« »■ A rude mass ; a disorder- 
 €,na us, lyheap. . i • ' 
 
 chap' el, - A place of religious wor- 
 
 chap'eron,ra'dyinp:Sitc''°""' 
 
 r»]ifirk' Inin "• '''^^ clergyman of a 
 L-Iiap Idlll, ghip, army, or family; 
 r»V«or»' lof "• A wreath or ornament 
 CIlcip It^t, for the head. 
 
 n. A diyision of a book ; 
 
 an ecclesiastical society. 
 
 chap' ter, 
 
 nllHr ^'^^ To burn wood to a black cin- 
 ijnai cl-ty Lt^I , reputation. 
 
 €Aaraeterist'i€,ro''^^^"Y 
 
 ■C/iar aC- ler IZe, character. 
 
 cha rade', »• a species of rlddle. 
 
 r»ViJir6'fi *''• '^° intrust to; to give 
 V/llcll ^v?, orders ; to make an onset.- 
 r»HQ r fr#a n. A burden ; expense ; on- 
 L/lldl ge, set ; command. . 
 
 oh'ir'tt' (^v ». A large dish ; ,a war- 
 
 ciiarg er, horse. 
 
 r»ha' fi Iv «'^"- ^'ith care ; frugally; 
 
 Clia n ly, wanly. ; . 
 
 r»ViQf' i r\i "• A carriage for,pleas- 
 
 L.liai 1 ^t, u,e orstaie; '• '■■'. . 
 
 i^linr' 1 fa Kl/' "• Bountiful; lib- I 
 
 Cnar l la Ole;, eral ; candid. 
 
 j^ViOf' i t^T- » Tenderness; good- I 
 
 Cliar 1 ly, will ; liberality. 
 
 /»hfi rm ^^- '^^ bewitch; to delight ; 
 
 CIlclI III, to appease. " 
 
 r»V>Qfm n. A spell or enchantment ; a 
 
 CUdl III, philter. 
 
 nil ji r m' i n cr "• ^'^'^ pleasing ; de- 
 
 cnarm ing, Hghtfui 
 
 nViiiri "• ^ map or delineation of 
 v^lldl l^ coasts. " > . J . 
 
 r*ViQi»f' <3r **• To let or hire a vessel 
 CHd.1 L tJI , or ship. 
 oWdri' Pr "• ^ privilege; exemp- 
 L/llcll t CI, tion; legislative grant 
 
 eAasm,^i/^p^^""P^""v'"' 
 
CHI 
 
 31 
 
 GIG 
 
 boQk, dove, fiiU, use, ean,: chaise, gera, .thin,, fh^u. 
 chaste, t^!'''^';^'^''?^'^ 
 
 vf. To correct; to pun- 
 
 chas' terij S'Jh 
 
 r>hctc fico' ^*- '^° correct by pun- 
 *_/Iia» list; J ishment. 
 
 chas' tise ment, ;,,^srr " 
 
 „Ujj|. vi. To prattle; to talk idly ; to 
 t/Ilctt, prate. 
 
 riliaf riaii' (.shot to') n. A castle ; a 
 CllclL l^aU , ^.yuntry-seat. 
 
 r'hnt' //>]« "' P^« ^^y aioveaWe pi- 
 i^liat ^t>i»^ fects or property.' ■: ' 
 nh^nr% '• *^^ ^^"^ price ; of small val- 
 ClltJttJJ, ue . common. 
 
 cheap' en, J'/icJ.' ' --^''"" "" 
 
 r^ViBrit ^*- "^^ impose upcpi; to de- 
 f^llt;**!, fraud ; to trick. ' - 
 
 fA\nj\\r *>*■ To curb; to restrain; to 
 L/IlU-tylV, chide; to repress. 
 nhof'lr " Restraint ; repxoof ; order 
 dlLi:/lV, for nioney. 
 
 cheer' fill, ?„„«7J„frv"'""^* 
 cheer' ful ness,SefeSTS 
 
 r-lior' icii *''• To nourish; to sliel- 
 ^.ylltyl l»ii5 ter ; tc snpport. ■ 
 
 Cher' ub,Lgti."'"'"' '"'"'• ^ 
 
 r»hpot *• -^ "^^^ "'^ wood or metal j .3. 
 t^llboL, coffer; the breast. ■— ' 
 
 chev a lier', "i^"^^ ' '^.«^'^^"^' 
 chi€ane'ry,^-e^*'^'^'**^y^f^^- 
 
 ^l-,7 J „ vt. To rebuke ; to r^rovc ; to 
 ClllUtv, taunt. 
 
 r'h'/^r a. First; principal; cajutal ; of 
 l^llitJl, tiie first order. 
 
 chief. "• A leader ; a commaiuier. 
 
 r»h/rif*' 1v '^^^^ Principally ; above 
 VyllfcCl 1 J ^ all ; eminently. 
 r«Iiil' KIqVm " A ^"'^^ produced by 
 L.I111 Ulcl«I I, cold and frost. 
 >.,U|1J «. A young person; & son or 
 t/lUlU, daughter. * ' 
 
 r'hiM' ich <*• Trifling; becoming 
 UllllU Ibll, children ; puerile. 
 .rkl-»il' Itr «• Somewhat cold ; sensible 
 
 ciiii ly, of cold. 
 
 r»llimp "* ^ tune set upon bells; 
 dllilltr, concord of sounds. 
 ^h\ mp' rn "• a strange fancy; an 
 ^nV IllU 1 a, odd conceit. 
 
 e/Mmer'ieal,-.,*';^-'^ 
 chim' ney, L*kf."'^'° """" '" 
 
 r>hir» "• The part of the human face 
 t^lllll, below the lips. 
 r«hii-ib- n. A. small aperture Jength- 
 Cllillii., wise ; a cleft. 
 
 chintz, n. Fine India-printed calico. 
 
 IChlp, vt. To cut up into small pieces. 
 €Airog'raphy,-riSr^''^' 
 
 chirp, t^^ »*Mf? 1?^fV^^^ 
 chiv' al rous, l^"^^^^' 
 chiv' al ry, - JaLprjmuitap^di^- 
 
 choice, "l^^"^^^^^ 
 
 choice, 'aref^.''; "' ^'"'^ ""i^"^' 
 
 -i'hrviT' (^w^*"*) "• Part of aqhurch; a 
 
 -t^llUir, body of singers. . ■ - *:'-i ■' 
 
 f*hf»lm *'^* ^^ ^'■'^ ' *** suffocate ;'to 
 
 C/IIUKL/, suppress. • '" - ' ; .• 
 
 ■^koY er« "• Bile; wrath ; passion. 
 
 ^ItrA' Pr 1^ " Hasty; passionate; 
 -e/tOl er le, /-ull ofcholer. 
 
 r»hnr^«P *'• ^° "'^^® '^''°'^® "^^ *<* 
 ^.^liuuat., select ; to pick oat. 
 
 chop. vt. To cut small ; to mince. 
 
 ^ /i r\' vn 1 °- ^longing to, or singing 
 -t^/tU ral, in, a choir, 
 ^L-^_J n. Harmony jn music ; the 
 ■t^/C^UI U, string of art instrument. 
 
 ^hf\r' i«t pr »*• ^ leaderof aqhoir 
 ■KjtCKJi i»i> t/1 , or concert. 
 ^/i/-\' i-nc- "• Musical composition in 
 ■xjfliJ rUft, parts. 
 
 ■e/trism, «• a holy oltitment or oil. 
 ^/fcris' <en,«'<- To baptize an<i name. 
 
 €Aris' tian, »>. a follower of Chnst 
 
 eAristian'ity,:-,Sj,r'^'- 
 «Aris'tianize^;U];r„.'"^' 
 €Aromat'i«,L'orSc!'''^'- 
 
 ■c/irOn' ic, <»• Of long continuance. 
 
 eAron' i cl^, Je^iS^''' '''°'^' 
 
 C/irO nol^ Ogy-, Jomputinrtfrnef" 
 *-»lin^lr' 1/? V*- To laugh by fits; to 
 CllU^iv le;, call as a hen. 
 z^Knm "• A room-mate; a chamber- 
 CUUIU, fellow. 
 
 r>Vinrr>h "• A liouse of worship ; aa 
 t/llUl Cll, assembly of Christians: 
 
 rhlirnh' man " ^ clergyman; 
 CllUrCIl aiail, an episcopalian 
 phlirl "• A niggard ; a clown ; a rude 
 ^HUl 1, or rustic person. 
 
 churl' ish,?ured^^^"''^' ^""*' 
 churl' ishriess,r„.,a?;';l^'^'"'' 
 
 churn *''■ '^^ make butter; to agi- 
 
 jyhxr^a "• A white fluid in the stom- 
 ty/«^yie, ach 
 
 City a U lot?, left by a wound. 
 
 cie' a trize, ^'ouJd': '^''' ""^ * 
 
CIT 
 
 33^ 
 
 CLA 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 cicero'ne,;„*J.»""''*""- 
 
 'f Anw» »• A drink made from the 
 CI UUI ^ juice of apples. 
 
 ' ffKr' "• Tobacco leaves rolled up 
 CI gdr ^ for smoking. 
 
 r»in^'tiirf» "• A girdle; something 
 ClU-ty tin c;^ vForn around the body. 
 _• f ^£»~ n. Burnt coal that has 
 cm tlUl ^ ceased to flame. 
 
 Cin" £rl^5 "• -*■ gi"^*^ "^*"^ ^°'' * l^orse. 
 
 r»in' nn mnn " '^^^ ^^^^^ bark of 
 Cin nd IIlOIl^ a tree in Ceylon. 
 
 'f -.«, n. The young shoot of a plant ; 
 CI UIl) .^ sprout 
 
 r*\' r\hcxf "A figure of no value by 
 CI piltJl J Itself; the character ( ). 
 
 r»i' nhpr ina " '^***' ^^^ of casting 
 CI piier 111^7 accounts. 
 
 nir' -rl/* "• -^ rouncl ^^o'^X J »" orb » * 
 Cll -ClC/j company. 
 
 niTl*' ^]#» *'• ''"^ '"c'^'® 5 ^° confine ; 
 ^^* ClC/j tQ move round a thing. 
 
 r»ir' .^aiit "• ^ '^^'^^^^ ' compass ; act 
 en X/Cf-iij of moving round a thing. 
 
 Cifr' -€11 lar. «• Like a circle ; roimd. 
 
 cir'eufete/g'orr^i.'"""'''" 
 cir en la" tion, ^on •^rli^n'?;.- 
 cir eum' fer ence, ^^ drX" 
 cir'eum flex, a s^uaS" 
 cir €um' flu ent, ?ound^'''''"^ 
 
 cir cum fuse', ^ver/wheff "" 
 
 cir <ium ja' cent,'*,!;;Tif.ng""' 
 cir cum nav' i gate,*/oind'''^ 
 cir cum po' lar, Joi,"""""^ "'' 
 
 accent over 
 
 cir«um£eribe',;^Jnj£^' 
 Cir -eum spect, cautious ; wise! 
 cir' cum stance, ^ntc"c?de'nL' 
 cir' cum Stan c^d,Kd" ^''' 
 cir cum vent', rod?ceTvr *'^^ 
 cir cum volve',«< To roll about. 
 
 ^V^^ r»iic< "• A. theater for horseman- 
 Cir -CUS, ship. 
 
 r»ia' t«:>m "• ^ large vessel to catch 
 
 Cia> tCl 11, or hold water. 
 
 ftlf n. A pert, low townsman ; a citi- 
 
 ^*^h zen. 
 
 /*it' n rlol "• A fort ; a castle ; a 
 
 t/lL d, UCl, place of arms. 
 
 n. A summons ; a quota- 
 tion ; an impeachment, 
 sum- 
 
 CI ta" tion, 
 
 r»ifo **'• To quote authority ; to 
 ^A''^? mon. 
 r»it' i v^n *>• A freeman ; one inhab- 
 Clt 1 ACll, iti„g a city. 
 
 cit' i zen ship, ^f a'^cuy.'''''^°"' 
 
 r»if' fr»n "• A fruit resembling the 
 CIL I UIl, lemon. 
 
 Clt y, »«• A large or corporate town. 
 
 r»iv' \x* **• Pertaining to a city or to 
 CIV IC, civil honors. 
 Piv' l1 "• Courteous ; civilized ; polit- 
 CIV 11^ ical ; not military. 
 
 ci vil' ian, Jaw*?''" "^^""^ ^ *'''"' 
 
 Cl Vll 1 ty, »• Politeness ^ courtesy. 
 
 r*iv' i] TTCk **'• To polish; to make 
 CIV 11 1Z.C, ciyjj. to reclaim. 
 -pln'/m *''• To lay claim to; to de- 
 X/idtlll, mand as a right. 
 
 ^lo-tm n. A demand of any thing due; 
 C1<1«|11, a jjt,g 
 
 cla/m' ant, fn/'^" p""°" '^^^*'"- 
 clam' ber, Tuity." ^"""^ "^"»» *^'«^- 
 
 .^lam' mv «• Viscous ; glutinous ; 
 Cldlli Illj, moist. 
 j>lom' r\v "• Noise; outcry; vocif- 
 Cldlll Ur, eration. 
 
 clam'orous,j35'e':''^'^'^p°'^''*- 
 
 .*»lnn *•• -^ family or tribe; a sect of 
 Cldll, persons. 
 
 clan des' tine, Si Jen"'^^ ^'^'^ 
 
 Clanff^ «• A loud, sharp, shrill noise. 
 
 ^lonlr vt. To make a loud noise ; to 
 -CldllK, clatter. 
 
 ^1*in *^' '^^ strike together as the 
 Cldp, hands ; to applaud. 
 
 clar' et, »• a Ught-red French wine. 
 -lop' { fVr *t. To make clear ; to pu- 
 Cldl 1 Ij , 'rify ; to refine. 
 
 r>\ur^ 1 nn "• ^ '''"'* '^f trumpet ; a 
 Cldl 1 UIl, martial instrument. 
 -,1«cU vi. To strike against ; to disa- 
 CJdsll, gree ; to oppose. 
 -pla<?h "■ ^ "*^^^y collision of two bod- 
 
 *>]qo»-» **• To buckle ; to embrace ; to 
 CldSp, holdfast. 
 
 clasp. »• A sort of buckle or hook. 
 
 ^ 1 'd ork' or "• '^''® thread of creeping 
 
 Cldbp cr, plants. 
 
 ^ I o cci *'• To arrange in order, or in a 
 
 CIdSb, class. 
 
 ^1qc!C! "• A form; order; rank; de- 
 
 Cldso, gree. 
 
 .i^l-^c' ci.o "• Elegant ; relating to 
 
 t-ida Dix/, eminent authors. 
 
 ! Clas' si fy, «*• to arrange ; to class 
 
 clat' ter. 
 
 To make a confused 
 noise. 
 
CLO 
 
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 COB 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 sentence; a 
 stipu 
 
 vt. To scratch or tear with 
 claws. 
 
 ^lnn«P "• An article ; a 
 ^laust:^ stipulatiGfi. 
 
 tiaw, 
 
 ^la.W« "• The foot of a beast or bird. 
 
 rt\Xrtt *>■ ^ common tenacious kind of 
 ■t/ld,^, earth. 
 
 j>}B^r\ "'• "^^ cleanse; to purify; to 
 
 ■tyiec/II^ free from dirt 
 
 «lp^P o. Free from dirt , pure ; inno- 
 
 clean' iTnCSS, -Neatness ; pu- 
 
 ele^nse, ^Sean.' '""'''■ '" "*^' 
 
 ^l^/ir •• P"""® i bright; transparent; 
 ±/ixiUl ^ guiltless ; manifest. 
 jyin^r *^- ^"^ "*• "^^ niake or become 
 ■t/ltJMr^ bright ; to vindicate. 
 
 ClGfir anCe, of cleanng. ' 
 ■t/ltJitl Ilt-oo^ perspicuity. 
 -nlo/Tvo *'• ^'' *"*• * " divide ; to split ; 
 ■^'"'**^5 to adhere or stick to. 
 
 €lem'ency,:i^/vS.V'°'"'""'" 
 
 clem' ent, Je"""'"""""'' «'"■ 
 
 «,J -,„f ^„ «. The whole order or body 
 "^*"* &J9 of divines. 
 
 eler'ieal, ^y.^^^"'^"^'°"'«^^"- 
 
 I «l*3|.L- n- A writer ; a scholar ; « sec- 
 I -t/ItJl Kj retary or bookkeeper. 
 
 ^lov' Of «• Skillful ; ingenious ; fit ; 
 i ^ItJV t.1 ^ ready. 
 
 <»1fiv' nr Iv '"^''- I"?eniously; with 
 t/lt;V t-I IJ, dexterity: 
 
 ^loimr «'• I'o haul up the Bails lo be 
 ■eieW, furled. 
 
 ^]ir»lr ***• To make a slight, sharp 
 ■t/llt/K, noise. 
 
 I rtli' f»rit "• ^"® *''^'' retains or em- 
 i t/11 Cllt^ ploys a lawyer. 
 
 ! -Clin* "• A steep rock ; a precipice^ 
 
 di' rv»o V " A rhetorical figure ; aus- 
 1 IIIdA, cent. 
 
 j •Clil'nO* vt. To creep up by degrees. 
 
 ! ^lin«^Vi tir To hold fast i to contract ; 
 i t^llli^ii^ to bend. 
 I r>1tK|rr "*• To twine round; to hang 
 ' "*'*"'o? upon. 
 
 :<> 1 1 n It **• To ring or make a noise like 
 
 t/illllV, metal. 
 
 r>]ir\ vt. To cut small or short ; to cur- 
 
 ^1»P? tail. 
 
 ^In^lr *•• A machine to measure time 
 
 •t^lU-tylV, and show the hour. 
 
 x*}r\A "• A lump of earth or clay ; a 
 
 t^lUU, clown. 
 
 x»lr»a" ^'- To hinder; to obstruct; to 
 
 "*^i^55 adhere. 
 
 .f Irkitt' ff^r "• A monastery ; a place 
 
 -t/lUl» If.l, of religious retirement. 
 
 ^ln«P> '"'• °^ *'*• To conciuue ; to shut 
 
 "^**-'®^9 up; to unite : to join. 
 
 plfv^p «• Near together; shut fast; 
 
 ^iv^ocj reserved ; covetous. 
 
 .^lri«n *■ A small field inclosed ; end ; 
 ^lU»t^5 conclusion. 
 ^\r\a'' of *'• To shut up or conceal 
 -t^IU* tJL, in a closet. 
 
 CloS Ct. «• A small private room. 
 
 ■plrkf h "• Any thing woven for dress ; 
 X/lULIIj the covering for a table. 
 ^l;^f Ko "'• Tofurnish with garments ; 
 ■t/lOUlt;, to dress. 
 ^}f\ttA vt. or vi. To make or become 
 ■tylUUU, obscure. 
 
 cloud' less, 5,«7;r/re"''"°°'"^ 
 
 .£'\ntiA' XT «• Gloomy ; overcast ) cov- 
 t/lUUU J 5 ered with clouds; 
 -<>lovi7n *• A r»stic, unmannerly per- 
 x/IUWH^ son. 
 
 clown' ish,;;.Jc"'*«' awkward; 
 />1/-v%r vt. To surfeit ; to satiate ; to 
 ^^"J) glut. 
 -club. vt. To unite in common expense. 
 
 club' law, forle." '^" ""^ ''"" "' °' 
 
 .^Iii^lr vi. To call as a Kea calls 
 
 ■t/lU-t/K, chickens. 
 
 r«1vi/> n. Something that ipay sefvo as 
 
 t>lUC, a guide. 
 
 .r»1iimrk »• A shapeless mass ; a clus- 
 
 ^lUIIlJJ, ter of trees. 
 
 clum' si nes.s, ^J!:^^'""" 
 
 .^liirr*' CX7- "• Awkward; ungainly; 
 ClUm Sy, unhandy. 
 
 clus' ter "*■ ^° ^"^^^ '" bunches, as 
 
 CIUS' ter, £^{^^<^^-^^coUeciion; 
 
 i>liitr»Vi ^- To gripe; to clinch; to 
 tLyiuiv.,!!, grasp m the hand. 
 
 Clut' ter, n Noise ; bustle ; hurry. 
 
 .£»ri^fr>K "• A large carriage for pleas- 
 -t/Ua<^l», ure or slate. 
 
 co«ch' man, UJ^^ '^"^"^ °^ * 
 
 ^O nrl ill' for " a fellow-helper ; 
 ^U clUJU LUr, an assistant. 
 s>f\ nrr' II Info *''• To curdle; to 
 CO ag U laie, run into clols. 
 
 cowl. »• A mineral used for fuel. 
 
 CO a lesc^', tjunul.'^'^ '°°''''''' 
 
 j>n n li" f\nr\ " Union in one 
 CO a Jl UOn, mass; junction. 
 
 ^ri/7roo "• ^"'' ^^^^ ^^ '^'♦** i '"^o ' 
 -t/UM-l &t., uncivil ; gross. 
 
 -^r%/7roo' Iv ot^"- Meanly ; inelegant- 
 -^vf^icsc *j , ly ; with rudeness. 
 y>7v<r»cf "• The country lying on the 
 -t/LWZ&t, sea-shore. 
 
 coast, vi. To sail alonj the coast. 
 ^Tlrwv vt. To cover; to invest ; to en- 
 
 cob' ble, j-/^ Jy* '"^"'^ ^''°"^ ^^"^■ 
 
 cob' bier, n. a mender of oM shoes. 
 
COH 
 
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 COL 
 
 bar, fall, wh^t, pxey^ marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 4^nW AVph "• ^ "^^^ °^ net made by 
 x^UU wcu, spiders. 
 
 eoekade', r/at^"'""'^^"'^"''^^ 
 
 tyUt^tt. UUai, longing to a ship. 
 
 eoek'loft, Jet:^^""'"^^'^'^^^^^- 
 
 ' £>f\d^\z' Kid-tr "• O"'^ who was born 
 i t-^Jt^ii. lltJJ^ and bred in London. 
 ^.7T,J„ n. A book of the civil law j adi- 
 
 ^nHo-' or "• -^ «iiser; a mean, pe- 
 ^ o 5 nurious fellow. 
 
 ^,,,1/1 „*1 n. Supplement or addition 
 t>UU 1 L.11, to a will. 
 
 ■CO en joy\ vt. To enjoy together. 
 
 ^rk o' niml «• Equal with; in the 
 tyU U qUdl, same state. 
 r>rk f^fnt^' ^^- '1° restrain by force ; 
 ■t/U I-.1 i^i^ ^ to compel. 
 
 eo er" cion, "^ri^'^^ '" ''■ 
 eoer'cive,Lxmg."'^ ''''''""•■ 
 
 €0 e tern' al, « Equally etemal. 
 
 CO e' Val *** ^"t^™P<*'^*'"y $ °^ equal 
 
 ^r» OY let' ^'- To exist together, or 
 t>U t/A l&L ^ at the same time. 
 ^n PY i<5f' Pnt *" Having existence 
 r^u CA. lOL C'lll^a: X:jg same time. 
 
 CO ex ten' sive^ ^am'f YSt'"' 
 
 f^fx^f fVip »• A Turkish, berry, and a 
 XvUl IcUj drink prepared from it. 
 ^„{.V i? ^ n. A money-chest or trunk; 
 ■<bUl lei ^ a treasure. 
 ^rxff f^n f^- To inclose or shut into 
 COI nil, a coffin. 
 
 -Gof fin. «• -A. chest for dead bodies. 
 ■GOff • »• The tooth of a wheel. 
 
 CO' gen cy.'poJr"' ''""'"' 
 €o'gent,f;J°'"=""=^ '"'""^'"^^ 
 
 x»rk«T' i f nf o *** I'o think or muse 
 t.Ug 1 LaLt?) upon , to meditate. 
 
 €ogita"tion,SecSr'''^"- 
 cog' natej^hk^'e'"' "''''"' '''''^' 
 
 *»nfT ni" finn "• <^ertain knowl- 
 ti^Ug 111 tiuilj edge ; conviction. 
 
 ^r^rr' ni 'rnr»r»P «. Judicial notice; 
 €Og ni ZdnCe, a tnal. 
 
 ^i\(r no' mPTi ** ^ surname; a 
 cog no men, family name. 
 
 CO hab' it, vi. To hve together. 
 
 ^rt. htkir*' (ko air') n. One who is a 
 ijU lieil , joint heir. 
 
 CO here', «»• To stick well together. 
 
 cohe'rent,:i3t?„"t""'''''' "" 
 
 CO he' Sion, «• a state of union. 
 
 CO he' sive, J^a"?^' ^ ''''''"^ 
 
 ^rk' Vtrwi "• A tioop of five hundred 
 
 CO lion, s..,djers. 
 
 x»r»i1 ^^- To wind up a rppe in forrttof 
 
 "*^^"5 a ring. 
 
 ^nir» "• Any money stamped by au- 
 
 COlll, thority. 
 
 .£»rkiri '^'- To make money ; to forge ; 
 
 com, to invent. 
 
 j>r\ir»' rtcra *" The practice of coin- 
 
 COIU dgU, jng. forgery. 
 
 ^n in rirlp' t'»- To agree with ; to 
 
 \,U lil ^^lUt. , jneet ; to concur. 
 
 CO in' ci dence,:grmenT'"'' 
 CO in' ci dent, ^ether'"'"^ 
 
 coi" 
 
 tion 
 
 n. The act of two bodies 
 9 coming together. 
 
 n. A treat ; entertain- 
 ment ; comparison. 
 n. A partner ; an as- 
 sociate. 
 
 r>7\]A «• Not hot ; not hasty ; chaste ; 
 t^OlU, coy. 
 
 x'rilrl "• Cold weather ; chilliness ; a 
 iiyOlU, disorder. 
 
 cold' heart ed,l',g^""""^^«"^- 
 
 j^T^Irl' noocj "• Want of heat ; indif- 
 ^L^OIU 11L.&&, ference. 
 x*r\V 1^ *•• ^ painful disorder of the 
 -t^Oi IC, stomach. 
 
 eol lapse', ".'eJ/,/""''"'"'""'" 
 
 ■fnV lar **■ ^ ^^^ o' ""S round the 
 col' lar , f '• To seize by the collar. 
 
 jyrA lot p' ^*' '^° compare ; to gather 
 XjUL Idtt; , and lay in order. 
 
 collat'eral,S,3^df "'' 
 col la" tion, 
 col' league^ 
 
 r>f\y ]aryi n. A short, Comprehensive 
 -t/Ol le-t-L, to infer. 
 
 col lec" tion, LTe'd ^^^°^^^^^- 
 collect'ive,«ma^;j:^^"'"'''°" 
 
 ^nV Ipctp "• ^ university; place of 
 COI lege, learning. 
 
 €ol le' gi an, to^t^r""'" °' ' 
 colle'giate, ?„,4r'""°' 
 
 ^f\V War (f^oVyer) n. A digger of 
 X^yjl lid, coals; a coal ship. 
 ixr\V lior \/ n. The place where coals 
 t^Ol lll^l J, are dug. 
 
 col lis' ion, -A^L'."""'"""""^'^ 
 col'locate,-^]';,;:'"^''"'"' 
 col locu" tion, Jotv^sS^r^ 
 
 collo'quial,eeSi".°""°"- 
 
 X>(\V \c\ anX "• A conference ; con- 
 ■t-Ol lO 4"j9 versation; talk. 
 
^n] In' «inn «• Fraudulent contri- 
 XyKJl lU ailUllj va.nce or agreement. 
 
 eol la' sive, ^ertfd'"^"'".' """ 
 
 -t/VJi Vi iicxij manderof a regime«t. 
 
 €olo'nial, Sn}:"^"'"'"^^"'^^"^- 
 
 ^nl' n ni7P "'• '^° supply with in- 
 
 eOl O niZtJ, habitants. 
 
 ^ „]/ /-v i-iAr **• Place planted with in- 
 
 t.Ul O ny^ habitants. 
 
 ^r\V r\v *'• ^"^ *-'^' "^ ° tinge with some 
 
 ■eUl Urj ijue ; to blush ; to palliate. 
 
 ^r\V rw "• ^^"^ ! ^'"'' '^>^ ' pretense 
 t/UI t>I J or false show. ' 
 _;^'1< ^^fl, n. National, mifitary,orna- 
 €01 Ur»5 val flags. ; . > . 
 ^o 1r»<2' «nl "• L^trge; gigantic: of 
 X/V/ iv/o ocii^ enormous rnagnitiuie. 
 ^ir\V if^r "■ "^^'^ sharp pr cutting iron 
 -t/Ul It; I 5 in a plow. ' , » »?<> ■ 
 
 €o lum' nar, ll^/s"""'"' '? .'"'' 
 
 :r»Kr>-»A »/. To divide and dress the 
 
 jorwrvi' K'lf »• A battle; a duel; a 
 ^UIIl l^ttlj contest ; a fight. 
 
 €om' bat/4^;'e'"^ ' ^" ^^^'^^ ^ ^° 
 eom' bat ant, S^ ^p^ost.' '^"'^ 
 €ombina"tion,-ii:;;:E;^r^ 
 
 .^nrn hi no' W, or ut. To plot togeth- 
 X^yfiii uiiiK^ , gj.; to agree; to unite, 
 lake 
 
 A burning ; an 
 upfoar. 
 
 vi. To draw ; to proceed ; to 
 ) happen 
 
 com bus' ti bk, ^- e^^y ^" 
 €om bus"tion, 
 come 
 
 ^f\m' a f\\r »»• A laughable or comic 
 t^UIll t. Uj5 drama. , ; 
 
 .orim^' \\r <*• t^raceful ; dpcent ; 
 ■t/UlllC IJ5 beautrjul. . ;^ 
 
 ^nni' f»f "• •'^ blazing star with a 
 t:-uiil t.1, joj^g irainor tail. • >• 
 
 ^rirr»' f^\wi^ *''• To give ease or con- 
 ^UIIl lUrij solation, _ , 
 
 <»rim' ^^rt «. 'I'hat which gfye's con- 
 ^Ulll lUI Lj solatioii or suppwrl, 
 
 <^6m' fort less, LKlI'""- 
 
 ^i-^m' i-o ®- Relating to comedy ; ex- 
 t>Ulll 1-t/, citing mirth. 
 
 €orn' ie al, ^etlS'''"' ' ""^"^ '' ^^' 
 
 ^Arr»' rrio "• The character or point 
 ^Ulll IlJcl, niarked thus ( , ). 
 
 ■pam ma nri' *''• "^"^ ^'^^ ' to charge ; 
 
 tyUIll llldllU , to iiave authority. 
 
 <join mand', TngTordlr'"""""''" 
 
 .^nin mnnrl' or nOnewhocom- 
 
 €oin mana er, n^^nds ; a chief. 
 eom mence', surL""^^'"''*''^'- 
 com mence' ment, gi,iii„g!" 
 
 ^om mend', r^-eT;fge"' ' '"'"' 
 -earn mend' a hie, ^o^?^^'"' 
 com' ment,;attor' '*"''''" 
 com' merce, rr^r^otfr^e'""''^'; 
 commin"gk,^L•J^"^^^«: 
 com mis' er ate, vt. to pity. 
 com mis' sion, r^^,l'^hli,r" 
 
 ^nYY\ TYIlt' "'• "^^ deliver up; to in- 
 ti/um III It , trust ; to send to prison, | 
 ^f\rrk lYiiv' *''• ''o blend together 
 ^OIIl IIllA , to unite. 
 
 com mo'dious„"„SbTe'"''"' 
 
 com'modorc,"ofa^nuar;?H 
 com' mon, ;,„rif S.: '"''"' 
 com'mon,;-J,;',rund:^°""^^'^ 
 com' mon ly, q^ntVy"'""' ^''" 
 com mo" tion, l,Sip^^'='' 
 
 com mUnC , to converse. " ' j 
 
 com mu' ni catc,*;'o re^'JeT'*' i 
 com mun' ion, Lrd-s su^^er.' ' \ 
 com mute', ^;;yIS^ '"'*"'' ''I 
 
 ^r\rv^^ rkQ^f n. A mutual agreement; i 
 com paCl, a bargain. j 
 
 com pact', -,er!sr^'''"'""'M 
 
 com pan' ion, ^o^t'eTmaVe."- 
 
 .^rirr/ no nv "• An assembly ; so- 
 COIIl pa ny , ciety ; corporation. 
 ^/■vrr» T^of/rk' v<. To examine or liken 
 ■t/UHl pd.1 L, , Que thuig by another. 
 
 com par' i son, larfrS. "''"'"' 
 
 j?r\rY\' r^oca "'■ ^^ contrive ; to sur-' 
 ■t.0111 pclbb, 1*0 und ; to endeavor. , 
 
 4>t\m' nice ♦• ^ '^''■^'^ ' extent ; in- 
 X/V»m Jjci&o, strument to steer by. 
 
 t^OIIl pats JilUll, coumn-seration. 
 a. Sauable to ; 
 consistent with. 
 
 compeer',^-!.'^^"'^"""^"'- "' 
 
 f t)/. To force ; to constrairf'; 
 
 com pat' i bk. 
 
 a. Brief ; sum- 
 mary; concise 
 
 comper,toobhge. 
 
 com pend' i ous, 
 
 com pen sa" tion, LfeS'^' 
 
 com' petence,Jier"' '''"""" 
 
 com' pe tent, -Adequate ; qual- 
 
 com peti" tion, Jonteir^^^'^ 
 
COM 
 
 36 
 
 CON 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, movej 
 
 f vt. To Collect from Kev- 
 authors. 
 
 eom pile', ^'J 
 
 x»nm nlntn' «*• To murmur ; to be- 
 CUIIl pidZII ^ wail ; to lament. 
 
 eom plaint', rngradte^"."'"" 
 eom' plat sant, ^^i?^: 
 eom' pie ment, "itr""" 
 eomplete',r3JafSid'""""- 
 eomplete',?e'c.T°o''et<l'''°'''' 
 eom pie" tion, -,^™Sl/ ' 
 
 ^rkm' rklf»Y <»• Intricate ; composed 
 t<Ulll pitJAj of niany parts. 
 
 eomplex'ion,?iel£'''°'^°' 
 
 com pll anCCj act of yielding. ' 
 
 eom pli' ant, U^^A^'^ 
 eom'plieated,;-4"e'r'"°' 
 eom' pli ment, "vimj.'^'"' * 
 eom' pli ment, 5',„I°'"^«'°' 
 
 eom ply', ro-,To4-''° """""' 
 
 ^^^^ ^r^f ^^m^ n- ■*■ constituent 
 
 €om po nent, part. 
 
 .^rkm nrirt' vt. To demean ; to en- 
 €OIll port ^ dure ; to behave. 
 ^nm nn«f>' w. To put together ; to 
 -tyUIIl pUatJ ^ quiet ; to settle. 
 
 rr.m nr^«' ^rl ^- ^^^^i serious- 
 •t/Olll pu» C/tJj tranquil ; sedate. 
 
 4?om nfi«' pr "• ^"® ^^° *^**™* 
 
 -t^Ulll pu» CI ^ poses or writes. 
 
 €om po si" tion, ^Inuxrurf ^' 
 €Oin pos' i tor, ^usSTypt" *^- 
 com' pound, S^tr"'"''""^'* 
 eom pound', SeJt^sToti"^"- 
 <^om pre hend', Ji p?r Je" t"'' ' 
 €om pre hen' sive, cmg^mS 
 eom press', rLmbS.^^^^^""^ 
 eom pres' sion, J^e^^sfng' '^°™' 
 
 £>c\rr\ r\v'\<^(^' ^*- '^° include; to 
 eom pi 1»U , contain ; to take rfi. 
 
 eom'promise,C-4ga?r''* 
 eom pul' sion, :;rahuTv.!,ienc'^ 
 eompune"tion,jJSr^ 
 eom pute',ruJr"'^" ''"''" 
 eom pu ta" tion,"ou'; 
 
 eon'eave,-„^l'°"=°PP°-^^^ 
 
 -t/UIi Ct;ai , i^jde ; to keep secret. 
 
 eon ceal' ment, ^eatng."' ''"' 
 
 4!'{^r\ r-?rlp' ""*• '^'^ grrant ; to Jri^ld ^ 
 
 eon ceue , to admit. 
 
 eon ce/t', Jn/e'"'*' '"»"»'""'*"" ^ 
 
 ^C\r\ Ot^h' f^t\ " Affected ; proud ; 
 eon ee^L eU, opinionated. 
 4>nn r^JVp' «<■ To imagine; to ap- 
 eOIl Ct;«VC , prehend ; to think, 
 4>t^n r'or*" fir^n "' An idea; senti- 
 
 eon cep iion, ^em ; thought. 
 
 -rnn pprn' *''■ ''^ ^^^ong to ; to re- 
 
 ii^Ull «^U1 II , gard ; to interest. 
 
 x>f\T\ nc^vn* "• Affair; businesp ; in- 
 
 XjKJII V^CI 11 , terest ; importance. 
 
 eon' cert, ;;;ei^t.""'"' ""'''"''"' 
 
 x^cwi oe^ri' ^^ "^^ contrive; to ar- 
 ■^Ull v^^i 1/ , range privately. 
 
 eon ces' sion, l^^\ f^ti '^* 
 eon cil' i ate, r^^aTn. "'""'^' ' 
 eon else Vf^ac^r^ "^^^ 
 
 eon ClSe neSS, brevity; force.' 
 
 eon'elave,^-^;^.'^^^""''^^'"'^*'- 
 
 ^c\n ^Ififlp' ^*- '^^ make an end; 
 
 eon eiuue , ^ finish. 
 
 eon elU sion, nal determination. 
 eon eiU SlVe, vlnclng ; ending. 
 ^OIl -tyU-t^L , to mature. 
 
 4>c\r\' ^r%rf\ "• ^^"J"" ; harmony; 
 eon eoru, agreement. 
 
 eon eord'ance, ?h,'^"e,',"pfr° 
 €on'eourse,-„.t."de°'""""''' 
 
 ^nn' ^rpf P "• Composed of differ- 
 x^KJlk -t/i.t/iv^, ent ingredients. 
 
 eon ere" tion, "it 
 
 eon Ueill/* , blame ; to 
 
 eon dem na" tion, 
 
 n. Union of parti- 
 es ; a mass. 
 
 eoneur',?!'^^"^"^^^^"^'^^'"- 
 eon eur' rence, ^enll u^fi'oT 
 eon eus' sion, "agftronf'^'"'^ 
 
 sentence ; to 
 censure. 
 n. Judicial 
 sentence. 
 
 eon dense', rouTprs'.'^"^"'^''* 
 eon de scend', ;iei";7o™ffi.'° 
 eon de scend' ing, ous S 
 eondio'n',-ittbre!''^''^^""'^ 
 eon'diment,Lir" = '""| 
 
CON 
 
 37 
 
 CON 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 r«r»n rli" f ir\n »• Circumstance; 
 t/Oll Ul UUIl, rank ; stipulation. 
 
 €on diction al/diSr^^^"- 
 eon dole', Sy.""** ^^»""" ^^'"''"■ 
 eon do' lence, 
 
 ^nrt flvirt^' »»• To help ; to contrib- 
 ■t/Ull uui^c , ute to J to promote. 
 
 n. Grief for an- 
 other's loss. 
 
 eon UUt^L , along ; to behave. 
 
 eon' duet, ^nor''''*''"'' '''"''* 
 eon duet' or, 
 
 Behavior 
 inent. 
 
 11. A leader; a di- 
 rector ; a chief. 
 j?r\r\n "• ^ «olid tH)dy in form of a 
 etHllv, sugar-loaf. 
 
 ^v-«" +^'^»^ n; A sweetmeat 
 
 weet- 
 meats. 
 
 cohfed'erate,J-Hee?araiiy":' 
 
 Close 
 lliance. 
 to 
 
 eonioe tion,:„i,ture. 
 eon fee" tion er y, ;;;eti 
 
 eon fed er a" tion, * 
 
 jyf^n fV»r' *'• °^ *'*• "^^ bestow; 
 •t/Ull IV^l , give; to discourse with 
 
 con' fer ence, ;,:„*■! r/a^i'^r' 
 
 .^/^n frvccj' ^- To acknowledge, as a 
 eon Itfeb , fault ; to own. 
 
 eon fes' sion, H^et.?.*'^"""'''^* 
 eon fide', ;;;;oJ°''^"^''"''°'"^^ 
 eon' fi dent, rA>p?a.P-^^'-^ 
 eon' fi dent, Sosc;^^»;:r^- 
 
 ^r\n rTnn' **• '^'^ border upon; to 
 -i^UIl 1 lilt. , simt up; to curb. 
 
 eon fine' ment, l-^f^!Z"I]^. 
 
 ^nn fiTrrYi' ^^- To strengthen; tp 
 ■t^UH 1 11 111 , establish; to settle. 
 
 eon firm a" tion, ^e^tim^^o^n?'' 
 eon'fiseate,)^',Jy--/- 
 eonfis'eate,^^'';^:^'^ '° "^^ 
 eon fla gra" tion, l\.^^ ^^""^'^^ 
 eon'fliet, ",i,^;^i;7'''^'''^"«^- 
 
 ^nu flix»t' »'^ To fight; to struggle 
 \yUH lll\,l , ^jtfj. to contest. 
 
 eon' flll Pnro " -^^ junction or 
 ti^Ull IIU ClU^t., union of streams. 
 
 ^r%n frtrtrt' *'*"• To comply with ; to 
 ^Un lUrill , yield ; to suit. 
 
 Act Of dis- 
 proving. 
 
 to con- 
 
 ^nn fll«p' **• To perplex; td c^n- 
 eon 1 US^e , found ; to mix. 
 x>t\t\ fii' «irin » Disorder ; tumult; 
 eon lU SIOII, astonishment. 
 
 eon fu ta" tion, J 
 
 ^nn filfp' »»' To disprove; 
 eUIl 1 Ul« , Vict of error. 
 ^r\rt frn^V *'»■ To ft-eeze ; to thicken 
 eon geC/i , or grow hard. 
 
 eongela"tidn,-by'i:iS^^'"^^ 
 eon ge' ni al, ?;«""'"''''''""' 
 eon ge' ries, ^ociieJ""' '"'"'" 
 eon ges' tion, f„lr"""^^''"°' 
 
 eon grat'u late, ;^ytJ° '"^" 
 
 eon" gre gate, &l«er'">^'-'' 
 eon gre ga" tion, -^^nassem- 
 
 ^r\r\" o-fr>co ». United Stateslegis- 
 -t/UIl g^C^b, lature ; f meeting. 
 
 eongru'ity,^tneV""^''""^'^ 
 eon"gruous,-J^V.^'eai^^^^ 
 eon' ie, eon' ie al, «„„V.''' * 
 
 ^On TP^' tlir al " Granted on 
 ^UIl JCt./ LUr ell, gupposition. ' 
 
 ^on ip^' tiirp "' "^^ ^"®*'^ ' *° 
 
 iL.UIl Jl.^ LUri., jndge by guess. 
 
 eon ip^' tlirP « Agness;asup- 
 ^UI1 Jt-C LUrt, position ; an idea. 
 
 eonjoin',*'„itI°P"''*^«^'''^'"'^ 
 
 r>r\n ini'Tif ' «• Associated ; united ; 
 ^Uli JUlIlt , connected. 
 
 eon'jugal, ^-ai^^"""^''"^'."^?^ 
 eon' ju gate, r^\«4tv'er"'^^^ 
 eon June" tion, -eetinr"'' 
 
 eon June' ture,-,^^^tf'i^r^ 
 eon jura" tion, Tnc^anSr^^ 
 
 ^r%r\ iiifo' *'• To bind on oath ; to 
 
 eon jure , adjure. 
 
 ^Xn' iiifo *'*• To practise enchant- 
 
 t/UIl Jul t., nients. 
 
 ^r\r\^ Til far- »• An enchanter; an 
 
 t/On JU lt.1, impostor. 
 
 x*r\rt rt c^t^ "'• To join ; to fasten 
 
 -t/Ull liivX^i , together; to unite. 
 
 eon(nee" tion, TngVrSir- 
 
 eon form' a bl^, 
 eon form' i ty, " 
 eon found', fJ^eT 
 
 Agreeable ; 
 suitable. 
 ^On forni' i tv »« a compliance; 
 ii^Ull lUlllI 1 ly, a similitude. 
 
 To mix ; to con- 
 to disturb. 
 
 -rnn front' *"'• ^^ ^-"'^ ^^^^ ^° 
 
 ■t/Ull II oil I , face ; to oppose. 
 
 eon ni' vance, Ji.^*^' "^^"'^^"^ 
 
 x*nn ni vr»' ^^' "^^ wink at a fault , 
 ■t/Ull 111 V Iv , to take no notice of. 
 
 eon niv' er, »»• one who connives. 
 eon nOlS S^Ur , judge of the arts. 
 
 eon nu'bial,^^^;^'"^^^'^"'^'- 
 
«w 
 
 CON 
 
 38 
 
 CON 
 
 ,> belr, fall; what, prey, marineypm, bird, riiov^, 
 
 eoir 
 
 n'llPr • **■ "^^ bring under.; to 
 l|Uc;i^ subdue 5 to overcome.* 
 
 ^rm" niipr or " ^"® whoover- 
 
 tjKJll ^uci ^1 5 comes ; a Victor. 
 ^nn" niiocsf "• Victory ; success ; 
 t/OIl quebL, a thing gained. 
 f-nn' tJpipnOP n.Testunony of one's 
 
 i^UIl S5^1t5ll(^e,jnind; justice. 
 
 eon sci en" tious, fous! St 
 
 eon' scious, td J^pT'vf t'o.''""'"' 
 eon' scious ly,'giHt.fy"°"^"^'^' 
 
 x»r»n' «P .^rnfp v<Ta dedicate; to 
 t/Uil be -t/I d-Lf , „,ake sacred. 
 
 eon se era" tion, JacteS"^^"'^ 
 eon see' u tive, fn oS'er '''^'"^• 
 
 eon Sent'5 vt. To agree to; to allow. 
 
 eon sent', :„et^^"«"*'"''^'^"^p^^- 
 eon' se quence, Lptr"ar!c^r*' 
 eon' se quent, '^Z"r"''"' ''^'' 
 eon'sequently,St;:tKJ!r 
 eon serv' a tive, j/ZoTe^eTe: 
 eon serv a' tor, ^uatdS.^'' ' ^ 
 
 <^#-»ii corvc»' **• ^ sweetmeat ; pre- 
 t.011 htJrve , served fruit. 
 4ynn ciH' t^r «<• To think of ; tore- 
 fjUll JsIU t;i, gard; to examine. 
 
 eon sicl er ate, ^ent; thoughtful. 
 
 ji>r\r\ c'irrrt' «*. To make Over to ao- 
 ^On Sl^n , other. 
 
 eon si«-n' ment, J,J,f,«J^"^ 
 
 £>r\r\ ciot' "*• To be made up of; to 
 tyUIl fei:st , be composed. 
 
 eonsist'ence, jSf'SS'^tt 
 eonsist'ency,SSrfor''" 
 
 eon so la" tion, If g^er""""" 
 
 ^^>-, c-r;1r^' ^^- To comfort ; to cheer; 
 ■t^UII bUlly , to revive. 
 
 e<)nsol'idate,S7ardtr"'^ 
 eon' so nance, ^oul^'d^'"'"' "' 
 eon' so nant, tbitrfir'^' ''*"'' 
 
 r./M'^' orkff «• -A^ companion; a wife 
 eon but L, or husband. 
 ^r^r» crkr-f ' *'*• ' ^ associate with ; to 
 t^UIl hUI t , marry. 
 
 eon spie' u ous, ^st^r^J^SeSi; 
 eon spir' a cy, «-^,^^«'"bu.ation, 
 
 eonspir'ator,:p,?;\%-'pir- 
 
 >r»n oriiro' *'*■ To concart togeth.- 
 eOII bpil I. , er ; to plot. 
 
 i?rin' cfn Kl/> "• ^ ^'^'^ officer; a 
 eUIJ bid UlC;, peace-officer. 
 ^nn' ctan pv "' Firmness of 
 -t^Ull feldll ^^^5 mind;continuanco. 
 -^rkn' ctoTit <*• Steady; resolute; 
 ^iJll btdll I, unchangeable. 
 
 eon' slant ly,-f;„,X"=''"">'^ 
 
 A cluster of 
 stars. 
 vt. To thicken ; to 
 ve. 
 
 eon stel la" tion, fi^td 
 eon sti pate, make'^costi 
 eon stit' u ent, l^l'^Xt""" 
 eon stit' u ent, - ,'ir„r".f,"c.t 
 eon' sti tute, j<^j°»pp°'nt°r de- 
 eon sti tu" tion, "JrJ"'"'- 
 eon strazn', tcJ" '°'"*'" ■"'■ 
 eon strafnt', Si.JS""?''.^'"^! 
 
 vL To explain ; to in- 
 to translate. 
 
 eonstrietVSacf '"^''''""■ 
 eonstrie"tion,?•;Sr'■"'''"• 
 eon strin' gent, -•,?,5ty.^"'''"^ 
 
 ^rtn Qtrnpf *''• "^^ build; to put 
 -t^Ull &Ll Ut/t , together; to form. 
 
 eon strue" tion, ^4?' "^ "^* 
 
 eon' StrUe, JerpTet 
 
 eon' SUl, «• An official agent abroad; 
 
 eon' su late, :„,'''^°'^'"^"'^°"- 
 
 4-nn cult' ''*■ '^^ ^^^ advice ; to de- 
 eon bUlL , bate; to plan. 
 
 eonsulta"tion,:jlr,fg°''^""- 
 
 x^^Jii kSUiiic; , to waste away. 
 
 eon sum' mate, l^iecu'""''' 
 eon sum ma" tion,"io,;°"S',d' ; 
 eon sump" tion, ",i,LT'""^ 
 eon sump' tive, ;j5';e"«' ^ ""• 
 eon' taet, :„>"""="' ^ '""' 
 eonta'gion,;„f;re„'et""'"^' 
 eon ta' gious, ?„S"n"'"""" 
 
 >nn fn^'n' "'• "T" ^'"^'^ ' ^° keep m 
 eon Ldfll , restraint. 
 
 eon tarn' i nate, S /efiFe^']"'" ^ 
 eon tarn i na" tion, "io,!.""" 
 eontem/i', ;;^?,t''"''-'°"''' 
 eon tern' plate, rt^.^Mo'^LTeirold: 
 
CON 
 
 39 
 
 CON 
 
 book, dove,. £;iill, use, ejaoy chaise, gem, thi|i, . thou. 
 €ontempla"tion,S;i'S<ll!: 
 
 £>r\n fr^mnt' "• ^^^ °^ despising; 
 €Ori leilipi , scorn ; disdain. 
 
 i^on tempt' i b\e, iJ^rr^Zl' 
 €on tempt' u ons, f„S-"'^ 
 -Ton tpnH' "'"• '^° ^^"^^ ^'^^1= '° 
 
 ■t^Ull tc;iiu J contest; to quarrel. 
 ^nn tnnf ' \ "• Satisfied ; pleased. 
 X/Uii L^^nb •) ^ y^ Moderate happiness. 
 
 fTiYi tf^ni ' Pfl " Satisfied ; not re- 
 ^OIl ItJIlt tJU, pining- content. 
 
 €on ten 
 
 fion "• Strife; quar- 
 tlUIl, rel; debate.. 
 
 ^on tent' ment, Jf S.'''''°" 
 
 .r»r»r»' t*icf "• ^ controversy ; a differ- 
 ■t^Ull LtJtsl, ence ; a quarrel. 
 .orVn fncf' *'^- To contend; to quar- 
 •tyUll ICM ^ jel ; to dispute. 
 
 €0n' text. «. Series of a discourse. 
 
 €ontigu'ity,r.,,fi;'^,;°": 
 eon tig' u ous, roud,."'"'" ^ '° 
 
 Ciiaste ; 
 } : sober. 
 
 temper- 
 
 con' ti nent, a 
 
 eon' ti nent, t'dVytr' '*^"** 
 
 €ontinent'al,;e^SuS;?''° 
 
 €ontin'gency,-lSdoS:'' 
 
 eon tin' gent, '^''^ ' T"'* 
 
 ^r\r% tin' n nl a- Without interrup- 
 tion llll U ai, tion ; ince-ssant. 
 
 eontin'uance, "^"^^^'°"°' 
 eon tin' u^, 
 
 time. 
 
 vt. or vi. To prolong 
 
 to remain ; to last. 
 
 eon tor" tion, ?; ^ ^p^"'" 
 
 forbid- 
 
 iwisting. 
 
 «on'traband,3ei"b>nli. 
 
 .orwn tr«n^t' vf. or vt. To shorten ; to 
 ■t^UIl Li clt.L , abridge ; to covenant. 
 
 eon'tra€t,^argl?n.*^''1'T-' * 
 eon traet' ed, fish.^^'""^' '^^" 
 eon traet' ed, pp- shortened, 
 
 eon trae'' tion, -alcfnTSr^ 
 eon tra diet', ^.iJa^ToTen;" 
 eon tra die" tion, ^on'^''^"''' 
 eon'trary, ^;te^'^"'''"'= °pp"- 
 eon' tra ry, sitioS. ^'^'"''^ '^'■°^°' 
 eon trast', f^."^'" p"* '" °pp°^*- 
 
 ^c\r\' irckci "■ Difference; opposi- 
 t^UIl tl dbl, tion of figures. 
 
 eontravene',?i,fl'e;t;o 
 
 ppose. 
 
 eontrib'ute,^^^^'^-^? 
 eon' trite, «• T^iy ^o^rowfui ; per»- 
 
 eontri"tion,?enceTs^o%oS?.": 
 eontri'vance,-,Lt"'^^* 
 
 eont^ive',S■p^;^"^^-^°^^'^"^ 
 
 fnn tr7\V "*• '^^ restrain ; _lo gov- 
 tj^H tl Ul , ern . j^ jjg^p j^ check. 
 
 eon trol', Jow^e'r!''^'"' ' ""'"''"'^= 
 eon trol' ler, ^rdiw"'" ''"*'''* 
 eon'troversy,Se^r'""'^.'^ 
 
 4>nn' tlTi VPrt^ "'• '^^ debate; to 
 t^-Un II ii Vl^ri) argue: to dinpute. 
 
 eontuma"cious/Xw;red= 
 eon tu me' li ous, J^de'""'^' 
 eon' tu me ly, '!,,J^:^,;:^ 
 
 eon tUSe', -^;J^o'^«-t together; to 
 
 eon tu' sion, l,i^l,°[ "'•"''*"« = 
 eo nun' drum, Tow^^l'^'^' ^ 
 
 ■Ton Va 1p<J/»^' "t-'o grow strong; 
 t^UIl va ItJfeCC , to recover health. - 
 
 eon va les' cent, lleair'"'"^ 
 
 -ftOn VPnp' 5 *"'' '^° ^^^' together. 
 t>Ull VtJIie , ) „j 'i-o assemble 
 
 eon ven' ience, ^i^JlTfS.^ 
 eonven'ient,'^,^;;^:;:;^;^!^^^^ 
 
 eon' vent, i^^r^ "'^''^^^ery omun- 
 
 eon ven" tion, lA'^.lV^S'' 
 eon verge', ;*o,nt^'^"'^ ''' °"^ 
 eon verg'ent,> .T^^^aingtoone 
 eon verg' ing, ) ^"'"' 
 eon vers' a bl^, - ,^1^J- -"- 
 eon'versant,-,JS^';„;--'^^ 
 eon ver sa" tion, iJ^^!^ 
 
 eon verse', -• Jo discourse lamil- 
 
 .^nn' VPrcfi \ «• <^ontrary; opposite. 
 t>uii V cj oc, I „ Familiar discourse. 
 
 eon ver' sion, ?urrling.'"'"^^ ' * 
 
 j>f\n \TCkr>i^ ^^- To change ; to turn ; 
 t^UIl VtJl L , to apply to. 
 
 eon' vert, ^^.""^ ""^'^ '' '°"''^'*' 
 
 ^r\Kk' Arrir-v *• i'il^e the outside of a 
 t/UIl Vt.A, globe. 
 
 ^r\n vol/ *"' '^'^ carry from one 
 ^Ull yK3fJ , place to another. 
 
COR 
 
 40 
 
 COU 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 ^rwn' vi^f "• ^'^^ convicted ox 
 
 f^Un Vl^yt, proyeJ g-uilty. 
 
 €011 vie" tion, ;j;ir^z. " 
 
 i»/\v^ \rir»^»o' "' '*'» make sensible 
 -t^Oll VlllCt; , of by proofs. 
 
 €onviviarity,rfvS^''^'^''"'^ 
 
 ^nn' vn ^nf P **'• ''^^ convoke ; to 
 ijOn VU "t^ait;, c^ll together. 
 
 €on vo €a" tion, li/"'' '^'^"" 
 
 ■con VOlve'5 «<• To roll together. 
 
 eon volu" tion, Jett""'""'"' 
 
 ^nn vnv' **'• "^^ accompany for de- 
 eUIl VOJ , fense. 
 ^r\rt^ \7i\\T "• Attendance at sea for 
 -eon VU^, defense. 
 
 eon vulse', JL'To"'"" ^*''^'*' "***- 
 
 ^on Vlll'tiion "involuntary con- 
 tjXJll VUl »iWII, traction of muscles. 
 _ _ _1_ t>^ To dress or prepare food for 
 eOOK, the table. 
 
 I eOOK, "• One who dressea food, &c. 
 
 £*r%f\\ **• Somewhat cold i not fondj 
 
 eOUl, not zealous. 
 1 ^p.^1 vt. or vi. To make or become 
 I "t^OOl, cool ; to quiet. 
 
 ^r\f\V n^cc "• f f^edom from heat or 
 
 ■t-l/Ul llt;&o, passion ; indifference. 
 
 rrt nr\' pr atp ^- ^o work for the 
 eo op er d-LU, sanxe end 
 
 eoor'dinate, -r^anr''^'*"'' 
 
 eODG, "»• To contend or striv* with. 
 
 eo'pious, fui^S""'"*^' ■"'""■ 
 eo'piously,';fe'„„fX""'"""'^ 
 
 4^f\niif^ n. A small grove »f low trees 
 t^upst;, or underwood. 
 
 eop' u late, •t^ite"'' ^'^"p^^' '' 
 
 x»rkrv' ir "• ^ manuscript; imitation; 
 
 ^^r ^5 a duplicate. 
 
 ^f\T\' \T *''• ''^ transcribe ; to imitate ; 
 
 r J Mo write from. 
 ^t\ ^n/af ' *"• To deceive in love ; to 
 
 eo quuL , jilt. 
 
 ^o nilPtA/'' (A:o/i«/0 n. A gay, airy, 
 eo qUUUC , deceitful lady. 
 ^r\fA •''•To fasten or secure with 
 eOI U, cords. 
 
 „^.. J n. A rope ; a sinew ; a measure 
 eOI 11, of wood. 
 
 eord'age, ^i.ifP"^"'"^*^'"*^''^* 
 
 x»rk»-H' i qI " Hearty; sincere; in- 
 I t/Ui u. J ai, vigorating. 
 j:» ri i-o "• The heart or inner part of any 
 ■t'^* ^^ thing. 
 
 Pnrk **• '^^^ stopple of a bottle ; the 
 '-'*-'■ "-^ outer bark of a tree. 
 
 t>Ul H 0*^1 t;w, to draw corks. 
 j?r\fr\ "' To salt or sprmkle with salt, 
 ^^' "J as meat. 
 
 ^„..„^ „_ n. An angle; a remote or 
 -t/Ul 11 tJl , secret place. 
 
 eor' nice, ^f a^'l^fai!!'''' °'"''"'"' 
 eor nu eo' pi a, ;\,'^^; ^''^^ "' 
 eor'onal,"ci4.lf"^''"°""'°' 
 eor o na" tion, r,,,^"' "'""""" 
 
 ^^M«' ^ T-koi* «• One who inquires in- 
 ii^Ur O Iiei , to casual deaths. 
 
 eor'onet,Ein^y^'-°"""""^''^"'*- 
 
 ^f\v' r»n rnfp ''■ United in a com- 
 eOl pO ratt?, ^unity or body. 
 
 eor po' re al,rJ"'^ ""'''" 
 
 .^nvn e (*""') "• •'^ '^*'*^y '^'^ soldiers ; a 
 t^Ul^o, regiment. 
 
 a carcass. 
 
 eOrpS^, «• A dead body 
 
 ^nr' nil Ipnrp "• Buikiness of 
 
 -t^Ul pu lt/ilL/1^, body; grossness. 
 
 eor' pu lent, -^rr^'""""' 
 
 ^Ar rP^t' *'• '^° punish; to re- | 
 t/V^i A VyTyt , prove ; to amend. 
 
 eor reef, -irrSr '"""'""''*" 
 eor fee" tion, trt^r;''"""'H 
 
 eorrespond',::;,?^SrS'tSi 
 eor rob' o rate, ^(if-rfi: 
 eor rode Vg'r^e^" '"''"*' ^' ^" 
 eor ro' sion, l^J^'' «' ^^^'"^ \ 
 eor rupi , detiie. j 
 
 ^^„ „,-„*/ 0. Vicious ; tainted; rot- ! 
 
 eor rupt , ten. 1 
 
 ;,^« *.m-i" < I/-kn «• Putrescenc&j : 
 
 eor rup tion, wickedness i 
 
 eor' Sair, »»• a pirate ; a sea-robber, i 
 eor' set, «• a lady's stays. | 
 
 ^i^« me^t' 1^ "• ^ ^'^^'^ *" improve 
 
 eos met le, the skia. 
 
 eOSt, n. Price ; charge ; loss ; expense. 
 
 ^of ' 1 V "■ Costing much ; dear ; ex- 
 eOsL Ij, pensive. 
 
 eos tUine', «• characteristic dress. 
 
 eo tein' po ra ry, ;;„,«%*•* 
 
 ^„,--^U vt. To lie down, or to he in 
 eOUCIl, ambush. 
 
 eOUCn, »• A seat of repose ; a bed. 
 
COY 
 
 41 
 
 CRI 
 
 bg^k, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin^ ifeou. 
 
 ^rk1^ n' at^] " ^'^^^^^ ' direction ; an 
 t^UUIl SstJl, attorney. 
 
 ^f\Mnf ^*- '^° reckon or number ; to 
 •t/UUIll^ value or esteem. 
 
 eoun' te nance, ^ip^a^trXT'^ 
 
 ^niinf' f>r «'^"- f^oi^rary to; in a 
 ^UUIlt tJl , wrong way. 
 
 «»unt er act', ^J^.VfS'"" 
 «oun'terfeit,-ptSr''^'" 
 
 .*«onn' t^r f^it *"• "^^ imitate ; to 
 •eOUIl ler ICIL5 forga; to feign. 
 
 coun ter mand Van oTdV" 
 eoun ter mand', - oZT' '' 
 
 eoun ter march VadwTrd'^ 
 coun' ter plot, ;iot'''"' '^^"*"''' 
 €ount'less, Sul""""^^^"'^^''"'^- 
 
 ^/^iiin' trv «• Atractofland japrov- 
 t^f/Uil tl ^ , ince ; rural parts 
 ^r»itr\^ ]df n. Two things of a kind ; a 
 
 Cif/up le;, pair. 
 
 ->^,,r\' 1^ »''• To join together; to 
 
 ■kyUU[) if;, marry. 
 
 cour' age, ^aio^/*'"'^' ^°^'^"'"' 
 eour a' g^ous,S,fr'" *''""'' 
 
 ^rilir' i Pr "• ^" express ; a mes- 
 ^'Utc-l 1 c;i , senger sent in liaste. 
 ^rij/Tco **• -^ ""^^^ '"^ race-ground; 
 r/Ua-l at;, method of life ; career. 
 ^Hitrt "• ^^^'' of justice ; residence 
 ^AJUn^ of a prince. 
 ^Ol/rt "^ ^° make love to ; to so- 
 
 e^urt' e ous, fit^^^'" ' "'"'' ' ^"' 
 
 ^/iiirt' f> cv "• t^ivility; kindness; 
 r^lfui t c; »J, complaisance. 
 
 eov' e nant, :;^,er '"''''"= '° 
 
 ^rfcv' P njint "• -^ bargain ; a con- 
 
 eOV e Hdlll, tract or deed. 
 
 ^riv' »r "'• "^^ overspread ; to con- 
 
 •t/UV ei , ceal ; to hide 
 
 xyokv' «f "• A screen ; concealment; 
 
 -t^OV t^I, defense. 
 
 ^'Ov' pr incr "-Any thing that cov- 
 
 •t/UV ei HJg, ers; adress. 
 
 Sheltered ; secret ; in- 
 
 <iov' ert, Jd 
 
 _gyriwT^ of "'• To long for; to desire 
 •t/UV tJL, eagerly. 
 
 COV^ et oils, a Greedy ; avaricious. 
 
 <^o w' ard, ^ge^"« ^'^" '^^'^ "° ^°"^- 
 
 fiOy. «• Modest ; shy; reserved. 
 
 x'ru^h "' or •"• To split or.bur&t ; to 
 
 •t/I d>t/tv, break irrto chinks, 
 
 ^fiifi- «• Cunning; trade ^ a small 
 
 t/FdlL, ship. 
 
 ^f oft' \7 "• Cunning; deceitful; art 
 
 ■t/rd,ll ^, fui ; sly. 
 
 ^rncr' (TpH *• Ro"&h; rugged; un 
 
 *^*^"& &^"5 even. 
 
 __„,„ rf. To stuff; to thrus^ close 
 
 ^/I cllll, to eat greedily. 
 
 ^<.o«Y>i^ vt- To confine ; to contract 
 
 ■cramp, to hinder. 
 
 ■cramp, «• a contraction of the limbs 
 -crash* »•• a loud mixed noise. 
 
 ^i««i' fcki« >»• The aperture or funnel 
 \;l d ttJr, of a volcano. 
 ^i«QV£» "'• To ask earnestly; to long 
 -t/fdVe, for eagerly. 
 
 ■era' V^n, «• Cowardly ; mean ; base. 
 
 ■era' Vmff, »• unreasonable desire. 
 
 ^-5j,-,l vi. To creep; to move with a 
 -t/I awi, slow motion. 
 _„jj/ „„ a. Weak; decrepit; feeble; 
 -t^rd Z.^, insane. 
 
 .£>i*o/7rii "• The rich oily part of milk; 
 ■t>I t;a;iil, ^je best part of a. thing. 
 .^rp flffp' v<. To make out of nothing; 
 •t/l U die , to cause ; to produce. 
 
 .<?rp a" tion "• ^'^^ °^ creating; 
 -t-rt; d LlUIl, the universe. 
 ^fS/^'fnfo n. A created being ; an 
 t.1 ea LUI t., animal. 
 
 ere' dence,-^^i'^!-^ '''''' ■^''^■ 
 ere den" tials, ^red!;""'" '' 
 
 .<>rprl' i hl/> °- Worthy of belief; 
 ■erCU 1 UlC^, probable ; likely. 
 
 •ered' it, »<• To trust ; to confide in 
 
 ^rc^A' if "• Belief; honor; reputa- 
 t^l t/U It, tion ; trust reposed. 
 
 ere du' li ty, Sev^'e!'""" '" '" 
 
 -TTPrl' 11 \nvia «• '^P^ *° believe; 
 t/I eU U lOUfe, unsuspicious. 
 
 ■rti.^ri^l n- A confession of faith; be- 
 
 cieea, jief. 
 
 ^f^^n ft- To crawl; to move slow- 
 
 ^r»ov' ir»c» "• ■*■ chink or small aper- 
 ■t/rtJV lt/t5, ture. 
 
 x»rTrrio "• •^ fault; offense; an act 
 ■t/I IIIIU, not riglU. 
 
 erim' in al,"e;imf ''''""'''"''' 
 erim'inal,^fe1or"""""'' 
 
 ■Crim' son, «• a fine deep-red color. 
 ^ _:,,/-„ vi. To fawn; to show sub- 
 tynilge, mission. 
 ^i.ir^' rJ^ "'• To deprive of the use 
 t/lip piC, of limbs. 
 
 Cr i' sis, »■ A critical period or change. 
 crisp, "*• To curl ; to make brittle. 
 
CUL 
 
 42 
 
 CZ A 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 -erisp' y» «• FnaWe; brittle : curled. 
 
 i ^rit' i^ " ^ judge ; one skilled in 
 I ta IL It^/j criticism. 
 
 x»i«if' 1^ q1 "• Accurate; of nice 
 
 i>l IL J-t- aij judgment 
 
 I ^rit' i^ nl Iv "'^•' Nicely; accu- 
 I C-I IL It. ell ly^ rately, exactly. 
 ^rit' i ri^P f<. To examine nicely, 
 ■t/1 It 1 ^^ist:^ to judge , to cen.sure 
 
 \ er it' ic\sm^^;,^^ZL ■""'"''"''' 
 
 \ d'O^k. n- The cry of a frog or crow. 
 
 ' ^rn^U' pr v "• ^" '^'"^^ "^ ^^'■'*^' 
 -tyl U-t^lV v:;i j5 enware. 
 
 I ^m' nv "An old acquaintance; a 
 -t/I U II J 5 companion. 
 ^mrAz ^*- "^^ ^®"d ; ^^ pervert from 
 ^l yJ\)i^^ rectitude. 
 .^rnnU' pH «• ^ot straight; untow- 
 -t-l Uyn. cu, ard ; perverse. 
 „„ . n. Gathering of hay, corn, &c.; 
 1 ? the harvest produce 
 .,„„ r<. To lop ; to cut off the ends ; 
 : -t^i up, to cut short. 
 
 „,. - a. Peevish; fretful; trans- 
 •t/1 Uoo^ verse ; oblique. 
 
 .. g rf. To pass over; to lay athwart; 
 Xyl U»o, to counteract. 
 ; ^.,.|-vii^.l-| vi- To stoop low; to bow 
 I "t'l UuCIlj submissively. 
 
 ■crowd* «'• To press close ; to throng. 
 
 I ^,.^,,,rl n. A confused multitude ; the 
 I -ei UVVU5 populace. 
 
 .oi-/^M»7»-» vt.To invest with a crown ; 
 ' "GI UWJI5 to adorn , to finish. 
 
 i ^rr\\\7n n A regal diadem , regal pow- 
 : -t/i i.> vv 11, gf . top of the head ; a coin. 
 '' ^i»n' n\ f*\? »''• 'l o nail or fasten to a 
 ijlU *^1 IJ5 cross. 
 
 ! -CrudG. a- Haw; unripe; undigested. 
 
 \p„,l' pi a. Void of pity; unfeeling; 
 
 ■t/I U lA^ inhuman. 
 
 /^fii' £k1 f »7 " Want of liumanity; 
 ; iyl U t.1 l,^, barbarity. 
 ; ^..fi/cp •'i- To sail in quest of an en- 
 
 ■t-i Uiat;, g„,y or plunder. 
 
 i /:.,»ntn "• '^''^ ^°^^ P^'^'" "'^ bread; a 
 
 •t^l UIII5 small fragment. 
 I ^pniYi' Kl/> w<. or i;t. To break or fall 
 I ■*^' UiII UlC, juto small pieces. 
 
 -,„,Hjl» vt. To break to pieces; to 
 
 ■t'l uMI<^ bruise or scjueeze ; to ruin. 
 
 ^, ,,!(-.♦ n. Outward part of bread ; any 
 
 t^l UM,, external coat. 
 
 I r>r^ "*• '^° ^^^^ ' *^° "^'^^P i '■*' exclaim ; 
 i ^ J 5 to proclaim. 
 
 i ^rvc' t'll " A pure, bright, transpa 
 I ■t/I J & tell, j-gjit slone. 
 
 ^ square, s( 
 
 equal sides 
 
 ^flKo "• A square, solid body, having 
 
 ^iiV rkn Vkl/> «• Criminal; blama- 
 
 i./Ul pd Uie;, ble ; guilty. 
 
 ^n1' ■Tki'if "■ A person arraigned be- 
 
 ■t/Ul pill, fore a judge. 
 
 ^n]' fl ^Tof^i ^^- To till the earth; 
 
 ■eUl II V«ll(., ,0 iTTiprovo. '' 
 
 *'um' hov '"'■ '^" e^'"^'- '■'■«««; to 
 
 ■t^Ulll UK^l , trouble ; to entangle. 
 
 eum' ber some, ^SStr' 
 
 x>ni-»' K»ii»rr " Expen ; :Sklllf»l ; 
 t/Ull nmg, crafty 
 .«iiv^' »^ir. rr " A rlifice ; fraudulent 
 €Un ning, dcxtenty , skill 
 „,i v^ii^l' i tv **• Excessive desire; 
 -t/U piU I tj, covetousness. 
 />ii' »-k/-v lo "■ An arched tower 01 
 •t/U pU la, roof, a dome. 
 ^11' i»ofo " A clergyman; a parish 
 
 t/U rait5, priest. 
 €u'rative,;aS'"' *''""''" 
 
 ^iifK ^'f- To restrain; to check; to 
 ■t/UI U, bridle. 
 
 „j-:„„ t)<. To restore to healtji ^ to heal; 
 "t/lil c5, to preserve from decay. 
 ^iifM'/^\n7 "■ Eight o'clock evening 
 -e.Ur lew, bell, afire-plate. 
 
 r»ii' vi rkiic «• Inquisitive; nice; 
 ^U I 1 UU&5 rare. 
 
 To turn into ringlets ; to 
 twist. 
 .onr' r<:>n PV "• Circulation : gen- 
 ■t/Ul 1 cli V/j, eral reception. 
 ^iir' riinf "■ Common; popular; 
 -t/LIl I cut, passable ; now passing. 
 ^ii**' i«or»f » ^ running stream , a 
 iL/Ul 1 eilt, course. 
 
 / i»\7 **' To dress leather ; to rub 
 -eUI 1 J5 a horse. 
 
 „^p vt. To wish evil to; to exe- 
 -t/UI Oc, crate ; to torment. 
 
 _ n. A malediction , an evil wish; 
 -GUroc, torment , vexation. 
 
 €ur'sory,?„S'"'"™"""^ 
 
 f5»r wr To cut off ; to shorten; 
 CUl Idfcl , to abridge. 
 
 curve, v^- To bend , to crook. 
 
 ^nrvti "• ^"y ^"^'^"^ ^®"'' ^'' °^ wind- 
 XjUI Vt/, jng form. 
 
 __,_.Uf w^n "• ^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^ '^''^"^ 
 CUbU lUIl, or to kneel on 
 
 <^url, rJ; 
 
 f Kit " Measure of a foot and a 
 ■CU Ult, half, or eigliteen inches 
 
 .oil/' "■ '^^^ ^^'' °'^ ^ ^'^ ' ^"^'^ ^"'^ "^ * 
 "*^Ut/, thing ; a hint or intimation. 
 
 .r^n' li v^o i-i- 0. RelatHigtoakitch- 
 i./U 11 na 1}, en 
 
 cus' to dy. 
 
 prisonment. 
 
 cus torn 
 
 n. Habitual practice ; fash- 
 5 ion ; usage. 
 
 a. Usual . com- 
 ? mon ; general. 
 
 cus' torn a ry 
 
 CU 11 -€16, ering of the body 
 
 f _]^ n A periodical revolution 
 Cy -t/lC, circle. 
 
 cyl 
 
 in Uer, round bod 
 
 cyn' 
 6-zar 
 
 ic 
 
 Dogged ; churlish ; 
 satiirical. 
 The title of the Russian em- 
 
 al. 
 
 ? peror. 
 
DAW 
 
 43 
 
 DEC 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, ihou. 
 
 D. 
 
 T^oK *''• "^^ ^'*P i *° strike gently ; to 
 U'tllij moisten. 
 
 Anrt'^f-tr] « A poetical foot of one long 
 Udt/ •'J I5 and two short syllables. 
 
 QSii' ly. a- Happening every day. 
 
 rla/n' tv °- Delicate ; nice ; pleasing 
 tlclfcll Lj^ Jo jj^g palate ; squeamish. 
 rJQ /' r V "• ^ milk- farm ; place where 
 Uat 1 J5 milk, butter, &c., are kept. 
 rlolo n. A valley; a space between 
 Utllt;, two hills. 
 
 /-Ill' li ar»r»o " Mutual caresses; 
 Uai 11 dllCt;, fondness : love. 
 
 dam'age, ^iee"'"'"^' ^°"' prcju- 
 
 dam' age, «^- to injure ; to impair ; 
 
 damw *' '^^ curse; to condemn to 
 dlll/«, future torments. 
 
 damp. «• Moist ; inclining to wet. 
 
 Hamn' Pr "■ '^^**' ^''i^h disheart- 
 Udtlip t;i 5 gfjg . discouragement. 
 rlomrk' nooc "• Moisture ; tenden- 
 Udtiip llt^o5>5 cy to wetness. 
 rlim' cnl "* A young maiden; a 
 Uaiil aci, country lass. 
 
 danCG. «*• To move in measure. 
 A'rin' r»inrr "• Amotion of the feet 
 
 aan cmg, to music 
 
 dan' dv i«m " /oPP^ry in dress 
 U<IU UJ^ iSlll, anci planners. 
 
 dan' ger, «. Risk • jeopardy? peril. 
 
 dan' ger ous, ^^-JXus'' ''"' 
 
 dirO *''■ '^'^ challenge ; to provoke 
 
 dof' inrr <»• Bold; adventurous 
 ar ing, fearless. 
 
 dark, «• without Ilght; mysterious. 
 
 rlnrlr' ^r» "'• To make dark; to ob- 
 uai tt. Cil, gcure ; to cloud. 
 
 dark' ness, ^•bs^^'^ft?!'" °^ "°^'' 
 dar' ling, 'f^^o'lite^'''^^^'''^''^"''^ 
 
 An rt *•'• or *'*• To let fly ; to fly as an 
 adl L, arrow. 
 
 dash' ing, «. showy ; precipitate. 
 
 das tard, n. a coward; a poltroon. 
 
 das' tard ly, ^^^^^'^'^ cowardly; 
 
 rl 5 1 f> yi- Tc reckon ; to begin ; to note 
 UdlU, the time. 
 
 dai^nt, l^gj'' frighten; to discour- 
 da?.«nt' less, ^^Feaness ; undaunt- 
 dawn, vi. To begin to grow light. 
 
 dawn' ino^, " ^'^^^ ^^ ^^^'^ ®*^^y 
 
 *** ***e? mornmg. 
 
 5 ness, 
 
 Extinction of- life ; state of 
 the dead. 
 
 daz' zlc, w<. To overcame witl> light. 
 
 rlo/rrl «• Deprived of life ; d^ljl ; sjfir- 
 ut:c/,u, itiess. ■:>•.; 
 
 Ar\^A' ]\7 a- OccELsioning death ; mor- 
 UCaU iy,tal; cruel, 
 
 rlp/7f or Hp/lf *• Wanting the 
 Ut^Ul, Ul Ut;ai, ggngg of hearing. 
 
 deaf ness, SfSng^''"'^""'' 
 
 A Byrl *'■ '"' "*• To distribute ; to divide ; 
 U«ai, to trade. 
 
 A^/jV \r\(r "• Pr^ictice ; action ; ili- 
 UUMl lllg, tercourse ; traffick. 
 rlS/rr* <^- Beloved; precious ; costly ; 
 Ut;ai , valuable. 
 
 dearth °" ^*^^''*^^^y5 want; barren- 
 death, ti 
 
 death' less, -^J^^^n^^-^ p^^pet- 
 
 An Kor' *'*■ To shut down; to ex- 
 Ut; Udl , elude ; to hinder. 
 A a Kpcn' "' To degrade ; to lower; 
 uc utxs>Kj , to lessen in value. 
 rip K^fp' **'• or *'*• To dispute; to 
 Ul^ uaLU , argue ; to deliberate. 
 Afy Kotpk' "• ^ personal dispute; a 
 UC/ uaiKi , controversy. 
 
 debil'itate,"^,,:^''^,',^-^"' 
 
 do Kil' i tir "• Weakness ; infirmity; 
 e Ull 1 ty, languor. 
 Af^hi "• That which one man owes to 
 Ut;c/t, another. 
 de/^t' or "■ ^°® who. owes money, 
 
 Hp-f' n lr»rr»i^ "• The ten com- 
 UbC a lOgUe^ mandments. 
 An ^nnt' «'• To pour off gently so as 
 iiK^ -t^ailL , to leave the dregs. 
 
 de €ap'i tate, ^J.foff''^'"*^ ^ '' 
 
 rlo ^o^f' ^^- To decline; to wither; 
 Ue Cd?/ , to rot 
 
 Act nBnciy' "• Departure from life; 
 cic l.>t;t*S>ty , death. 
 
 de Cpit' "■ F''*"'* ' insincerity; art- 
 
 r]p Cpivp' *''• T° delude ; to impose 
 
 Hp' pon ^-'tr n. Modesty ; propriety ; 
 UC Ct;il i^y^ decorum. 
 
 Hp' Ponf "• Becoming; modest; 
 
 ^^ i./t;ilL, suitable. - 
 
 f\n pprk" firkn ». Deceit, or means 
 
 UC Cep lion, of deceiving. 
 
 flp /^irlo' *'• To determine; to set- 
 
 isL ' ^^® ' ^'^ conclude. 
 (Ic* Pi«' ir»r» "• Determination of a 
 u<^ lyI3> lUIl, difference or event. 
 rip Pi' civr> * Having the power to 
 "i^ ^.^1 MYt., determine. 
 rlr»r»b- *'^- To adorn ; to cover; to dec- 
 Ut.t.11, orate. 
 
 Hp ./>lorri' *'*• To make known ; to 
 UC ■t.iai C , publish. 
 
 doelara"ti(.n,?i„„*.C|:,r„ 
 
 »t. or vi. To reius(! . to 
 
 de €l 
 
 ■*-^*^ ^ shun ; to- sink or decay. 
 
DEF 
 
 44 
 
 DEL 
 
 bar, fall, whg-t, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 A(^ ^liv' i fv "-An oblique or grad- 
 Ue CllV 1 ly, ual descent. 
 
 de€omp5se'/„;iJa\or'"' 
 de€' orate, E^^^^V""""""' "■ 
 de€ora"tion,».iaed''Sr^ 
 
 Hf^^n'nim "• ^^^^^r decency; 
 Ut7 t/U 1 UllJ^ proper behavior. 
 
 Act r-fw' *'• '^° aliure ; to entice; to 
 UtJ x^yjy 5 insnare. 
 
 d<i ^r^naf^' "'• ^'^ *"*• "^^ diminish; 
 C t-l CM-ac; ^ to grow less. 
 Jj „ ^ rf»<i' ^'' '^° ordain ; to appoint ; 
 *-»" "t/rtJt; ^ to determine. 
 Aa ^-^cko.* "• An order; a statute ; a 
 ClvJ ■fc'I t/tJ • law. 
 
 Aa x»f on' it «• Worn out or wasted 
 
 Ut; -t/i Cp IL5 by age ; feeble. 
 
 At^ r»i«Tr' »*• To cry down; to speak 
 
 ae ery , i,i of. 
 
 ded' i eate/4I°''«"°'^*°»*"^' 
 
 deduce', from"'" '''^" "' '"'" 
 
 rlo Af\r>i' *'*• To take from ; to less- 
 Ut; UUt/L , en ; to subtract. 
 
 dedue"tion,:„f„"re?e'''ir"'^ 
 
 J-j^ J n. An action ; a tiling done; a 
 
 UtJcU, legal instrument. 
 
 rloom **'• To j^dge; to conclude ; to 
 
 Ut^UIll, think 
 
 Hppn "• Entering far; penetrating; 
 
 UtytJp, sagacious. 
 
 deep'en,3lVkJ,?*""'° ''""*" 
 
 rJoork' \\T <^"- To a great depth ; sad- 
 
 Ut.Cp V 5 ly. sorrowfully. 
 
 rin f5r»fi' *'*• To destroy; to blot 
 
 UC 1 at^C , out ; to disfigure. 
 
 J„ i^5«Yio' "'To censure falsely; to 
 
 lie 1 dllie , gpeak ill of. 
 
 defawlt', ?,„*''"""'''""•'" 
 de fault' er, J, .rn.""" '"" '" 
 
 Jp fp/rf' **• To overthrow; to frus- 
 
 Aa To^f' «• A fault; a failure; a 
 
 UC lU-t^l , blemish. 
 
 J„ fonrl' **• To protect; to uphold 
 
 UU ItJIlU , or vindicate. 
 
 Hp fpncp' "• Protection; virtdica- 
 
 Ut; H^ll&t; , tion ; resistance. 
 
 J„ for' *' To delay; to put off; to 
 
 MKy ItJl , leave to another. 
 
 def er ence, ;;„''„<'^>'"'' "">""■ 
 defi'ance,Lit„ttHr''°'''- 
 de fi" cien cy, ?ecS" """"• 
 de fi" cient, °[eS'*°' ' ''"' "' 
 
 d„ f*ilc»' "'• To make foul; to cor- 
 e 1 lit? , jupt . to vitiate. 
 Ack fWok' " A narrow passage; a 
 UU lllU , lane. 
 
 defile'ment,;,p^ron""'"'"" 
 
 rip f*7np' **• To explain; to deter- 
 ue I lilt; , mine the limits. 
 
 definite, Jrecfsf^'"' "'"'''^' 
 def in i" tion, Sffthlng.''"^"''" 
 
 rlo flp^f ' *'■ °'" *'*• To turn aside ; to 
 UC llt5-t/l , deviate ; to bend. 
 
 de form' ed, "^r.^T^ty/ ''''^' 
 
 de form' i tV "^ UgUness ; want 
 ue lUllll 1 ty, of symmetry. 
 
 de fratid', J'trS ''''^' ' '° '''^ ^^ 
 defra2/',;ln?e°.'^"''"^^^"^"- 
 defun€t',;eas^ed^'^* ^''''"''' '^'" 
 
 rlo A?' t;^. To challenge ; to dare ; to 
 
 ^^ ly 5 slight. 
 
 rlo rrforJo' «'*• To put out of office ; 
 Ut; gl dUt; , to place lower. 
 rip rrrpo' "• Quality ; rank ; station ; 
 Ut; gl Ct; , 360th part of a circle. 
 rip ip.^t' v<. To cast down ; to afflict ; 
 Ut; Jt;^t , to make sad. 
 
 rlp 1P.p" finn " I-owness of spir- 
 Ut; Jt^-t/ LlUIl, its ; melancholy. 
 
 rip' 1 f*\r *'^- To make one a god ; to 
 
 ^^ * '^J 5 adore. 
 
 rlo-i/rr* '^*- To vouchsafe kindly; to 
 
 Uee^Il, grant. 
 
 rlp' ict "• ^"® ^^° denies revealed 
 
 Ut; J»t, religion. 
 
 rlp Iq^i' •''• To defer; to put off; to 
 
 Ut; Idl/ , withhold ; to linger. 
 
 dele«'table,?i,h!;i.r''"'''"- 
 
 rlp]' P crnfp **'• To send away; to 
 o"'*'^5 depute or appoint. 
 
 delib'erate,ta?r'^'''''"'' 
 
 rlp liK' Pr ntp "*• "^^ hesitate ; to 
 
 ae 11 D er aie, think ; to muse. 
 
 ripl' 1 .on PV "• Nicety; tender- 
 UL.1 1 -t/d t/y, ness ; softness. 
 
 del'ieate,3er''''"'''"'''^''" 
 deli"cious,tg?et™i"'^'""'' 
 deli^M,;oy'^^«'^^"'^^^'"'^*''^^^^''"^ 
 
 deli^M'fuljfng'^'^*^'"''''^''"' 
 
 delin'eate,?ne'^of'""'"°"' 
 delinea"tion,;ie?u"rel"'°'' 
 de lin' quent, « Failing in duty. 
 
 delir'ious,:-4'^'^^-'""''«''^^*- 
 de lir' i urn, IliinU.^'^^"^^™*"* ""' 
 
 rlp liv' pr *'*• To resign; to set at 
 Ut; 11 V t/l , liberty; to surrender. 
 Hp liv' (^r M "• ^ release; a sur- 
 ut; 11 V c;i y, render; utterance. 
 AckW «• A pit ; a narrow opening; a 
 Ut;il, valley. 
 
 rlr» iHrJck' »<. To beguile; to cheat ; 
 Ue lUUe , to deceive. 
 
DEP 
 
 45 
 
 DES 
 
 book, dove, full, use, €an, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 n. A general inundation of 
 
 de lu' *^^"*^ » An error; deceit; 
 
 del' Uge, ^ater 
 
 SlOn^ deception. 
 de 111' Sive, «• Tending to deceive. 
 
 demand', l{,Z°to"''"'""'°''^ 
 
 Act morirl' "• -^ claim ; a question ; 
 UU lildllU ^ requirement. 
 Ad mS/^n' **'■ To behave; to un- 
 lit; IlJtJMll ^ dervalue. 
 
 demean' or, »[agf'''''°'' '"' 
 de mer' it, ft/^^ °pp°'^'^ *° ""*''■ 
 
 /^l^i TYiiffo' "• Death; decease; a 
 Ue Illia>t; , yielding up. 
 
 demo€' racy, ;,„?;;■="' 
 de mol' ish, rJJ,Uy'°" *'•"'■ 
 
 de' mon, »• An evil spirit ; a devil. 
 
 de mo ni'aeal,3evu4" ''"'''' 
 dem on stra" tion,»b,e'"p "oSf ' 
 
 ,1 „ w^n-' vi. To delay ; to doubt ; to 
 
 ae mur , hesitate. 
 demure',^;r?cr^ bashful; re- 
 
 J„y^ n. A cave; a lurking-place for 
 Ueil, wild beasts. 
 
 de ni' al, «• J^ denying ; a refusal. ,z 
 
 den'izen,U^^^^^^^"' ''''''■ 
 denorn'mate,^^"^"^'^"""""" 
 
 denote',:;,nV°"'y*'""'^^*'' 
 denounce', SveaT^„P"^"^^'^*« 
 
 dense. «• Thick ; close ; compact. 
 
 d^„ / * 4.-, n. Closeness; state Of 
 t^Ilb 1 Ij, being compact.. 
 
 dent' al, «• Relating to the teeth. 
 dent' ed, «• Notched ; indented. 
 
 Ue IlUUe , bare; to divest. 
 
 rlf» n v' ***• '^° contradict ; to refuse ; 
 
 ^ * V 5 to disown. 
 de part', «i- to go away ; to die. 
 
 de part' ment, Jc^Tdl'.^ "'• 
 de part' ure, ;„,*=' °' ^"'"^ 
 de pend', ?iJ""">"'"- " "^"s 
 de pend' ence, ^.^^t^: 
 
 de pi-Gt', vt. To paint ; to portray. 
 
 rlc» r^1r;i«£»' v<. To lament; to bewail; 
 Ut. piOl e , ty bemoan. 
 
 dep 
 depth 
 
 Ack -nT^vi^ *''• Te carry: tb behave 
 Ut; pui I , one-s gglf. 
 
 de port' ment, ;-^Behavior;con. 
 
 rlc» n^ao' "'• To put down ; to de- 
 Ut? pWSt; , throne ; to attest, 
 
 depos'it,Jii'^3^:^"P»^^p^^'^^^' 
 deposi''tion,-l^L^.'^^^^"' 
 
 deprave',rtertoT;y'^°^'*- 
 deprav'ity, ;;;fr"^"°"'^'*- 
 de pre" ciate, ;:im?o^"" '''*' 
 
 Aan^ rck Autt^ ^'- To rob; to pil- 
 
 aep re aaie, j^ge , to injure, 
 de press', rumlfe.""'''°"°^'° 
 de pres' sion, ^ecuot''^^ ' *^^ 
 
 rio TM'ivii' *'*• To take from; to be- 
 Ut5 pi IVC , reave ; to debar. 
 
 ri va" tion, l;J^l **^ *^*- 
 
 n. Measure downward ; obscu- 
 5 rity; sagacity. 
 At^ Kkiif £>' *'*■ To appoint ; to einpow- 
 Ue pUie , er to act. 
 Ag^Y^f ii f V "■ ^"® ^bo acts for an- 
 Ut;p U IJ", other; a substitute. 
 
 de range', »*• To put out of order. 
 
 dere lie" tion, SiS^t""'*" 
 
 Act ri«' if^n "• ^^^^^ of laughing at; 
 Ue 1 ia> lUll, contempt. 
 
 de rive', vt. To draw from anothcr. 
 
 Actr-^ Ck frufck »"» To lessen reputa<. 
 Uer U gdlt/, tion ; to detract. 
 
 derog'atory,r«'^r''"'"° 
 
 Ack affiknA^ *'*• "^o come down; to 
 ClC Ol>^H«a , sink ; to stoop to. 
 
 de scent', Sirti;.''^^'"'^^' °"^''^ ""^ 
 
 A^ oi^i^xr' *''• To discover afar" off ; to 
 Ue St/F^ 5 discern. 
 
 des' e <^rate, ^Lr^d usT '"" * 
 
 rio aort' "• Merit; worth; claim to 
 
 Ut; »t;i t , reward. 
 
 A(^ fijpi,*' «<. Tu forsake ; to run away. 
 
 dp*' Prf "■ ^ wilderness; a soli- 
 
 de serve' "'■ '^° be worthy of; to 
 
 de serv' edTlTed.'^"'''^"'' "'" 
 
 aC Sl^n , sketch. 
 
 flp CI /rn' ino- " Artful; cunning; 
 
 ue si«^n ing, insidious. 
 
 Ad ciro' ^'- To covet; to wish or 
 
 ue »ire , long for. 
 
 J cicf' ''*• To cease; to stop; to 
 lie olsl , give over. 
 
 UeS O Idtt;, laid waste. 
 
DI A 
 
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 DIM 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 rlr» snniV "*'• '^^ be without hope ; 
 ai3 spa*! f to despond. 
 
 rlt»c' riA rnf P '^- Without hope; 
 aeS ptJ rdtUj rash ; violent. 
 
 UtJte pi -t/d UlC, Jess; contemptible. 
 
 despise', S-aSa?r^^^°"°^"^ 
 despondVdespSn"'^^""'''*' 
 de spond' en cy, Lpei^L'S: 
 
 rlco' T^rkt "• ■^^ absolute sovereign ; 
 UeS put, a tyrant. 
 
 despot'ie,?ai.''''"'"''^ ''"""" 
 
 rl*i«£ «i:»rf ' "• '^^^ '^^^ course at din- 
 t.it;» sKjI l , ner— fruit, &c. 
 J„„f f : i^tT- "• Fate; invincible ne- 
 Uej> 11 liy, cessity. 
 
 des'titute,?;.,i°y. "■'""""'• 
 
 -J_ ~4.„„,,^ r<. To lay waste ; to make 
 Ue biruy , desolate ; to kill. 
 
 dp «fril-p'tivP "■ '^'''''^ destroys; 
 UU OLI U-t/ tl V c, wasteful; rumous. 
 
 de tachVarat^e° """'""' ^ '""'■ 
 J -J f qjK *'*• "^^ state minutely and 
 Ue liXH , particularly. 
 rlo f^-<>f' "'• '^° discover; to lay 
 ue tt!-t/t , open ; to find out. 
 
 rio fp.^" f ir^n " l>iscoVery of 
 UC le-t/ null, guilt or fraud. 
 
 de ten" tion, « Restraint ; delay, 
 
 de ter', 
 t^e te' ri o rate, 
 
 rip tprni' inp ^^- '^^ ^"'^ ' ^^ ^^' 
 cic i/Ci 111 111^, cide or resolve. 
 
 rijp fpct' ^^' "^^ hate; to abhor; to 
 
 ue ttJoL , dislike exceedingly. 
 
 rip tPttf' 1 hlf* o. Hateful; odious; 
 
 ue lebL <l UlC, abominable. 
 
 de throne', vt. To depose a pnnce. 
 
 detraet',?/oJ° ''""'''' '"'''" 
 
 dev' as tate, vt. To lay waste. 
 
 de vel' op, I'oylu ^"'°'' ' '" ^'" 
 
 de VI ate, ^l. To go or swerve from. 
 
 Ji^ vTr»r»' "• -^ contrivance ; an in- 
 Ut; VlL/t; , vention. 
 rlp'virkiiG «• Swerving from; out of 
 cic; VI vjuo, the common track. 
 
 de void', «• Empty ; vacant ; void. 
 de VOUt', a. Full of devotion; pious. 
 rlov foi-' i -tiT n. Cleverness ; read- 
 
 oex ler i ly, ^^^ss; skm. 
 dex' trous, J^.^^^p^^' > ''^'"f^^' ' *'■ 
 diabori€al,f,hY''^'^^'^'^"^'^- 
 di' a dem 
 
 vt. To discourage from doing 
 any thing. 
 
 ri. To grovy 
 
 worse. 
 
 impious. 
 . n. An imperial crown. 
 
 ex- 
 
 to cease 
 
 di no-' r\ r»nl «• From one angle to 
 1 ag O nai, another. 
 rli' a lp.^t ^- Manner of speech-, 
 Ul d lt;-t>L, particular style. 
 di' a \r%(T'HP «■ a discourse between 
 Ul d lU^M'C', t,wo or more persons. 
 
 di' a mond, l}J^£r"' '^'"'''' 
 
 rli' Q f\T "• A journal; a daily ac- 
 Ul d ly, count. 
 
 rli^' f ntp 1^'- To give orders ; to tell 
 Ult/ tcltt;, ^hat to write. 
 
 di-6 ta" tion, n. Act of dictating. 
 
 die" tion, J-eSS^„:^-^-^' 
 
 J-^ vi. To lose life ; to perish 
 
 ^AC, to live. 
 
 dif f*pr ^^' "^^ ^^ unlike; to disa- 
 
 dif fpr pnrp " ^*^^® ^^ ''^'"^ ' 
 
 UU itJl ^ll^«^, distinct; a dispute. ' 
 rli^' foi* pnf **• Distinct ; not tlie 
 Ull ItJl t^llt, same ; unlike. 
 rlif*' fi ^nlt «• Not easy ; hard ; vex- 
 Ull 11 -t/UlL, atious ; troublesome. 
 rlif fi ^Illf V " Distress; per- 
 Ull 11 •t:^UlL y, piexity; objection. 
 
 diffident, ^,S,T'''"''"°'"'" 
 
 rlif*f*ficp' *''• ^"^ spread here and 
 
 Ull 1 U»t; , there ; to pour out. 
 
 A\f i'naa^ c. Copious ; extended ; not 
 
 Ull 1 Uh« , concise. 
 
 Jj' vt. To open the ground with a 
 
 o' spade. 
 rli rroof ' *''• ^o dissolve ; to put in 
 ^1 gtJbL 5 ordei 
 
 (ii' gest, 2ed 
 
 dlff' lt« »»• A.ny number under ten. 
 
 dig' ni fi cd, 
 dig'nify,S 
 
 dlrr' v»Wir »» Honor; nobility; rep- 
 '& *** V5 utation. 
 J' n-rr^cc' '^'- '^^^ leave the subject ; 
 Ul gl t^fc» , to turn aside. 
 
 fli D-rpss' <5inn »• .^ct of turning 
 Ul gieb MUll, aside; deviation. 
 rlTkp "■ ■^ ditch; a furrow; a chan- 
 
 order. 
 
 n. A volume of laws or law 
 sion«. 
 
 a. Noble ; invested 
 with dignity. 
 To advance ; to hon- 
 or ; to exalt. 
 
 nel. 
 
 vi. To fall to de- 
 
 di lap' i date, cay. 
 
 rli la fp' *'*■ '^^ lelate at large ; to ex- 
 
 rlil' n f r\ rv "• ^'°^' loitering; 
 GU a to 1 y, sluggish 
 Al l^rvrvk' w-»o "• A diflicult ordoubt- 
 Gl lem Ilia, f^^l choice. 
 
 Ull 1 gtJlH^t;, try; assiduity. 
 rlil' 1 rrcknt °- Constant in applica- 
 Ull 1 gcilt, tion ; as.siduous. 
 rli 111 fp' *'<• To make thin; to weak- 
 
 di 111' vi al. a- Relating to the flood. 
 /^irrk « Not clear; obscure; some- 
 UlIIl, what dark. 
 
DIS 
 
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 DIS 
 
 book, dove, fiill, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 H 
 
 men'sion;J.Jl«T'^""°" 
 
 Illlll lall^ abate ; to degrade. 
 min' n fivn "• Small; little; 
 mm U U\0, contracted. 
 
 jn' ly. adu. Obscurely ; not clearly. 
 
 rr»' r\\^ "• -^ small hollow in the 
 
 111 plc^j cheek or chin. 
 
 ' Q /^Z^ can a. Pertaining to a dio- 
 
 a i^C »ail^ cese. n. A Bishop. • 
 
 The jurisdiction of a 
 
 5 bishop. 
 
 o cese, 
 
 p. vt. To put into water ; toimmerge. 
 
 r\Tr\' mo "• ^ writing conferring 
 JJIU lllUj honor. 
 
 Straight ; right ; plain ; 
 uous. 
 
 to govern ; to 
 
 rt^^f' o- Straigh 
 I v^t^i. ^ jjot ambig 
 rp^f' «'• To guide; 
 1 C-t/L ^ rule. 
 
 _„^/f finn "■ '^''" ^'' * certain 
 I tJx-' llUIl.) point ; command. 
 
 n. A mournful ditty or song of 
 
 lamentaiion. 
 
 dirge, 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 G n hil' 1 f V «• Want of power ; 
 
 b a Uil 1 t^5 weakness. 
 
 „ ck/ Kl^ *''• 'o make incapable or 
 
 5 ^ UlCj unable, 
 o n Kilco' *''• To undeceive ; to 
 b d, UU»C 5 set right. 
 
 sadvan'tage,-t^-t^S 
 
 „ nf*f*o^f' ^' To make discon- 
 ^ U.1 lt.t/L , tented. 
 .L-. o m'£i£i' ^»- To be at variance ; 
 b a gl eb 5 to differ, 
 
 s al low', ^lny^°^ '° ""°^'*° 
 
 «j nn nninf '''• To deceive; to 
 
 6 cljJ puilll , defeat expectation. 
 c nrtT»' v<- To render delenseless; 
 » «,! HI , to divest of arms. 
 c oc' for " Misfortune; grief; 
 Cj ao tei , niishap. 
 c o \rr\\\7' *''• To disown ; to deny 
 S d VOW , knowledge of 
 
 s be kef, J 
 
 5 burse', vt. to lay out money. 
 
 o x>'^rA' ^f- To dismiss; to turn 
 b ^dl U , away. 
 
 o pf»|-|-|' «'• To perceive; to de- 
 o K^K^l II , scry ; to distinguish. 
 
 scern'ment,;ernrg''°^^"' 
 
 c r»liQrrT£i' ^t. To release ; to dis- 
 
 6 Uliai gtv , rniss 
 
 n. Military regula- 
 tion : instruction. 
 
 Refusal of belief; 
 mistrust. 
 
 s' ci pline, 
 
 c .plrk«o' *''• To discover: to re* 
 & t.iu»lv , veal ; to brin^ to light. 
 
 S^Xl' ^v* ^^- To change or spoil 
 ^Ol Ul , the color. 
 
 s €51' or ed, ^'^lor.""''*""'^ '"" 
 s com' fit, lltfe^t"''''"''""^'*^ 
 
 « .rrim' fr»rt "^^ To afflict ; to 
 & -t/UlIl lUl I, cast down. 
 
 Want of con 
 tent ; sorrow. 
 
 To leave off 
 
 dis con cert', Sin^d" ''"'"'"" "'" 
 discon'solate,-;r?owfui""' 
 dis con tent', J; 
 dis con tin' lie, f^, Jl 
 
 dis' cord, "ance!''^' ''"""'' '"'" 
 
 dis' count, :;,cf *''""'"' '*"""'" 
 dis' count, rcco'uV'''"'"'" 
 dis cour' age, Tol'ei"''"^''"'''' 
 
 QIS course , son ; to argue. 
 
 fWa -Po v' f^r ^*- "^^ reveal ; to dis- 
 
 I.I1& t^UV t>' 5 close; to bring to light. 
 
 dis«red'it,5i,~°Je""'"'''"''° 
 dis«reet',J„S' co„sid.r»t., 
 
 dis«re"tion,ri„^-S'"''- 
 
 rlic ^ncfi' "*• "^^ examine ; to argue; 
 
 illo "t/USO , to disperse. 
 
 A\a -».^..' r>,i.rx»-. n- Examination of 
 
 cus sion 
 
 7 a question. 
 
 dis dam', Ir^^T"' ^""^^'"p^"*"- 
 dis dam' ful, "haugMr""'"""^ 
 
 rlic S^co' "• Sickness ; uneasiness ; 
 U1& uaau , distemper. 
 
 ^is em bark', To^^T"-'^""'- 
 dis en gageVg',gI;;^'„T ''"""'"• 
 
 dl« ficr' lirp t;^ To spoil the figure ; 
 UIO IJg Ul c;, to deprive of beauty. 
 
 disgorge', ^out'^°™'^=*°^'"P'y 
 
 rlia o-roprV " Shame; ignominy; 
 UlS gldCt/ , dishonor. 
 
 rlic ctr^nc^' ^^- ''^ dishonor; to 
 uio^gi avvc; , bring reproach on. 
 
 rlic fri#i«f»' ^'- To dissemble; to 
 Ul» ga/i:&c; , conceal ; to disfigure. 
 •rlicj rrncf' n- Distaste ; great dishke ; 
 Uib gUS>t , aversion. 
 
 dis heart' en, ^^-tlr^Jj^-^""''^ 
 dis Aon' est, ^na'lil''^'""'''^^ 
 
 Hi«^nn'nr '''• "^^ render infa- 
 UiTb riKJll Ul , mous ; to disgrace. 
 
 disinher'it,;;iv^r.n;f""'^'"- 
 dis in' ter est ed, a. impartial. 
 
 disjoint', riJ;aSl.^"'°'^°"'^ 
 
 disk, "• The face of the sun, moon, Ac. 
 dis iTlfp' «■ Want of affection ; aver- 
 
 dis like', ^^ To disapprove ; to hate. 
 
 lb lU Cd.lt;, joint ; to displace. 
 
1) I s 
 
 48 
 
 DI V 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 dis lodge', «<• To put or drive out. 
 
 Aio Iz-Ktr' q1 «• Traitorous ; treach- 
 Ulb lijy dl, erotts ; faithless. 
 rlio?' mol "• Sorrowful ; gloomy; un- 
 Uia> Illcll, comfortable. 
 
 dis mast', vt. To deprive of masts. 
 
 rlict v*-»o/»/ "• Terror; loss of cour- 
 UlS mat/ , age ; fear. 
 
 uis mem ber, cut in pieces. ' 
 
 fWa mi««' *''■ "^^ discharge ; to send 
 Ul!5 Illlsb , away; to discard. 
 
 dis mis' sion,Se^^;;io;/^^^^^>'^ 
 
 dis mount', Utrsehack^'^'' '"" 
 
 disobe'dient,?;„,l^S^"'''"'' 
 
 Aiii r% hiTo-p' "*• '^^ displease ; to 
 Ulb U Ull^e , provoke ; to offend. 
 rlio rki«' rloi« " Confusion; trouble; 
 lllb Ul UUl , irregularity. 
 
 diS0W?n', ?y/°'^^"°"".^^'^°'^- 
 aiS par age, dervalue. 
 rlit2 nfifr»l-i' ^'- J^ perform speedl- 
 Ulb pdlCIl , ly.'to kill. 
 
 die rkf»r»«3*i' *'*• ^° administer; to 
 l» pt^lJ&t; , excuse from 
 
 dis peo' pl^, L'y'^ir^"^^''''° 
 
 A'ta rvoi»c<c»' '^^^ To scatter; to drive 
 Ulb pel bt; , away. 
 
 rlic nil*' if vt. To deject : 
 U1& pil IL, to discourage 
 
 to depress; 
 
 nnct^ ^^- "^^ V^^ out of the 
 
 dis place', 
 
 rlicj nloi/ '''• To spread wide ; to un- 
 Ulfe piclr/ , fold ; to exhibit. 
 
 die r^ric' n] "• ^ regulation ; a dls- 
 Ife pO» ell, tribution. 
 die i^?;c-r»' ^^- To adjust ; to incline ; 
 lis pu&t/ , to sell. 
 
 disposi"tion, J-''*""^'°"'°'- 
 
 cr ; temper, 
 ation ; convlc- 
 
 die nrnnf «• Confutatic 
 lb piOOl , tion of error 
 Aic3 »-kfXi7ri' v/. To confute an asser- 
 lAlh prove , tion; to refute. 
 
 dis' pu ta blc, 3i,p^„lS. ->>"» 
 
 rlie TAiito' "• Controversy; debate; 
 Ulb putty , contention. 
 
 dis regard', l'^,?'"^"*"''"' "'5- 
 
 disrel'ish,Jl;sgusf'"' '""""'■ 
 dis re pate', -p'iS'.r' '""""" 
 
 A\a cf»/>t' "'• To cut in pieces ; to 
 lilo oCt^L , divide and examine. 
 
 di« <om' h\p *'^- ^" pretend; to 
 Ul» »t>lll uir;, feign; to conceal. 
 rlie epnf ' ^^' ^° cliirer in opmion ; to 
 
 disagree with. 
 
 rlic ct^v' *>r ^*-^° divide ; to part , 
 UlS^tJV ei, to disunite. 
 
 dis sim u la" tion, ^^ "yp^^"- 
 
 rlie' oi r»i + o t'^- To spend lavishly ; I 
 U1& fel ptlLt;, to disperse. i 
 
 dissipa"tion,^aste.''^''''^"'! 
 
 rlic? o>r\l\r*i' **'• To loosen ; to melt ; i 
 U1S> ^OlVe , to unbind. 
 
 dis'S0lute,5lea^Sr' '"'" '""l 
 
 dis snade'^ cnV.i'fH^^'^'''^ '" "'' ' 
 
 f{\«' fut\r'f^ "• ^it;i"oleness in time i 
 UiO *-"'»l^^5 or place ; reserve. j 
 
 dis taste', l^t"^^ ' ^^^'■'^'°" ' ^''- \ 
 
 rlie icxr\A' *''• To stretch out In 
 
 UIS lena , breadth. 
 
 rlie' fi^7> "• A couplet; an epigram 
 
 Ulb ll-t//!-, of two lines. 
 
 rlio fill' rt. To run down drop by drop; 
 
 Ulfe till , to fall in drops. 
 
 dis tin-et', a. Different; plain; full. 
 
 dis tine" tion, -^uaV '''"'■'"'' ' 
 
 distin"guish,;;,trn?ti^"''^ 
 
 f\i<S. tnrf ' *'^" '^'^ writhe ; to t\^st ; to 
 Ulb tUl t , pull awry; to misrepresent. 
 
 dis trae" tion, r/es^,:^"^''' '"'^" 
 dis train', tj!" '''^' °" ^"^''^ ^''^ 
 
 rlie froec' *-''• '^*^ afflict; to make 
 U1& tl t;C5» , nilserable. ' 
 
 dis trib'ute,:;;an; '"'''' '"°"^ 
 dis' triet,;eg^;r"'' ''•"'''"'''" 
 
 rlie fi-nof' *"• '^° suspect; to be 
 Ulb 11 Ubt , jealous of. 
 J* f-|||.K' vt. To cross; to trouble 
 Ulo till U , Qj vex ; to interrupt. 
 
 dis un' ion, L^„r'"' ''''''"" 
 
 rlics n nif r»' *''• ''o divide ; to set at 
 Ulb U 111 It/ , variance. 
 
 dit' ty, «• A song ; a sonnet. 
 
 dim'n'al,^ar'' ''''"''"'''"'' 
 
 dTvo ^*- '^o sink or plunge under wa- 
 A»e, ter. 
 rli ^rof rri\' »'*• ^o tend from one 
 Ul Veigty , point. . 
 
 rli' vorcii «• "Various ; contrary ; un- 
 til Vtyl&c;, lii^e . opposite. 
 A^ -wr^-t^f oi/-v»i " Recreation ; .sport ; 
 dl Ver SlOn, a turning aside. 
 
 di irovf ' "'• "^o *"^" aside ; to amuse < 
 1 vert , to entertain. 
 
 di vest', vt. To strip ; to deprive of. 
 
 di vTrlo' "' '^^ P""^ ' *° separate ; to 
 1 Vitlt^ , gjyrg ji, shares. 
 
 aiV 1 UenU, pan allotted. 
 
 Ai iriT^r»' a. Heavenly; proceeding 
 
 ai Vine , f^on, God. 
 
DOU 
 
 49 
 
 DUB 
 
 book, dove, fijll, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, tiiou. 
 
 f\\ VI «' ion "• Separation ; part of a 
 Ul Vlo lUll^ discourse; partition. 
 j; T7?ifi-»rk' "• Dissolution of inar- 
 Ul vol CC ^ riage. 
 
 di -.ml/*/-*' ^t- '^o publish ; to spread 
 1 VUlge 5 abroad. 
 Hi 7' 7 V "■ ^'^'^y ' whirling ; thought- 
 
 Ar\' r*\]i^ (do' sil or dos' sil,) a. Easily 
 UU Cllt.5 taughr; tractable. 
 
 do Cil' 1 ty. "• Readiness to learn. 
 
 An^' frin 5»1 ^- 'nstructive ; con- 
 UU-ty tl 111 di, taining doctrine. 
 fIn/>' frino "■ a precept ; a princi- 
 %A\J\j n iiiiv, pjg . act ol teaching. 
 Ho*?' 11 mpnf " A precept ; admo- 
 UUt/ U lllt;ilL^ nition ; instruction. 
 
 QOff^ "'• "^o follow close and slyly. 
 
 flntr' O-prI "• Sullen; surly; crab- 
 UOg gtja, bed ; morose. 
 ^/-v*Tr' wv^'fi »• -A. decree ; a maxim ; a 
 UOg Illd, tenet. 
 
 dogmat'i€al,J„^,rr""""'' 
 
 ^7^1,./ f,,l a. Sad; mournful; dis- 
 HOIC lUl, fnal; sorrowful. 
 
 ClO lTia.in . n. A dominion; an estate. 
 dome, n A vaulted roof; a cupola. 
 
 do mes' tie, hou^se."""^'"^ '" '''' 
 
 make 
 
 do mes' ti <^ie, ULS,.' 
 dom' i cil, " 
 
 A dwelling-house ; an 
 abode. 
 
 AFiit^rh "• Kneaded flour, milk, &c., 
 ilVUg^flj not baked. 
 ri^t^if AfT »• An awkward, ill-dres5ed 
 aOW ay, woman. 
 
 down' fall, LnUy"^"' sudden ca- 
 
 down'ri^M,^i^j;i,«p-^- 
 dovvn' ward, ^e'cuon ' '"'''"' ''' 
 doxol'ogy,;;.,ie^^°^^''y'""°^ 
 
 dOZG« vi. To grow heavy or sleepy. 
 dratt* «• An order for money. 
 Afn-in "^^^ To draw off ; to make quite 
 
 dram, «• The eighth part of an ounce. 
 J„;^y^' ij or dra' mil, n. A play, comic 
 UI am a, or tragic 
 
 dra mat' ie, "dranfa!''''''"'''' '" 
 
 ^•«o-«Tir "'■ To pull along ; to trace ; to 
 
 UraVV, unsheath. 
 
 rlrp/#fl *^'' ^" stand in awe of; to be 
 
 dread' fur«,;'^"«'"° ""^^^ • f''^*^** 
 dream,?-,^;;;^"^''^^*"^'^'^^'""''^^^ 
 dr?/zr' v "■ ^^^""'^"^ • &ioo'»y . ^^Js- 
 
 dreffS« n. The sediment of liquors. 
 
 drench, Si^J'^^""'^' ^" ''" "'"^ 
 
 rlrpcc "'■ '^° clothe; to adorn; to 
 UI li/Sa, coy)j meat. 
 
 dom' i nant, L'L'iJ^^'^'"""' ' p""'- j drift, Sent"" ' '"'''°'' ' *^'''^^" ' ''"' 
 
 ^J_^ll vt. To exercise or discipline 
 "' *1*5 troops. 
 
 Ti^^w' vi. To rule with au- 
 
 m eer 
 
 5 Ijiority or insolence. 
 
 dom 
 
 Af^ TY-»in' inn n. Governmont ; sov- 
 tiu llllil lUIl, ereign power. 
 
 ClOn« v^ To put on ; to invest with. 
 
 i\ci no" fir»n "• A "grant; a deed 
 
 ao na lion, ^f gift ; a bounty. 
 
 i do nee', «• The receiver of a gift. 
 
 f\(\' nnr "■ ^ &iver; a benefactor; 
 1 VIKJ HKJl , ^^g ^,jQ tjostows. 
 
 dooms' dai/, i-^Ju." ^"^^^ J"'^^' 
 
 dor' rnant ''• sleeping; private; 
 UOl llldllL, concealed. 
 
 dor' mi to ry, n. a sleeplng-room. 
 
 r]r\cp "• Enough of medicine for one 
 UU55t;, time. 
 
 do tage, »• Imbecility through age. 
 
 fiiritp "* To be very fond of ; to love 
 
 '^'-"'^5 to e^^cess. 
 
 rl^iiiK' l^ "■ Twofold; twice as 
 
 ^lon^t n Suspense; suspicion; un- 
 MVJLif/l, certainly. 
 
 f\i\\\ht' Tnl «• Uncertain; not posi- 
 UUUt/L lUI, tively known. 
 
 rlfi rfc ''*• To drop slowly ; to let fall in 
 *^1 *F5 drops. 
 
 driv/:» v/. To impel ; ^ force ; to hur- 
 llVt?, ry along. 
 
 droll, o- Merry ; comical ; humorous. 
 
 /'l»«i-v/-vT-k «*• To hang down the, head; 
 UrOOp, to languish. 
 
 drop, vt. To let fall ; to fall in drops, 
 dross, n- The scum of metals; refuse. 
 
 drou^At, Jhirsf "''"' '^'■.''"'"^ 
 
 /^^»•A^.»»r»^ vt. To suffocate in water; to 
 arOWn, inundate. 
 
 drOW' Sy, a. Sleepy ; sUiggi.sh ; dull. 
 
 drudg' er y, lort"^""' '"'"■*""' 
 
 Ar\T "■• Thirsty ; not wet ; empty ; bar- 
 
 "*J? ren. 
 
 rlrv '"^- To free from moisture; to 
 
 ^V? drain. 
 
 Hrv' Iv "'*''■ CoaMy; severely; odd- 
 
 du' hi OUS, a. Doubtful ; uncertain. 
 
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 EDU 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 J.- _i. n. A pipe; a channel; a pas- 
 
 dr:^ a. That may be claimed justly; 
 "*^? right ; exact. 
 
 d0^5 n. A debt ; a right ; a just title. 
 
 \ du' el. «• -A. fight between two persons. 
 
 du' el ist, «• One who fights a duel. 
 
 rln pin' nJi n. An old woman kept to 
 UU t/11 llclj guard a younger. 
 
 dll et . n. A song or air in two parts. 
 dull. a. Heavy; sluggish; dejected. 
 
 rlull' n^cc "• Heaviness; stupidity; 
 UUll llcfefej weakness of intellect. 
 rin' \\j ^'^^' Properly; in due time; 
 *^" V5 regularly. 
 
 rlnmA a. Not having the power of 
 UUlllt/j speech; mute. 
 
 dlin« "• -A. pressing demand for a debt. 
 
 dunce, «• a stupid feiiow. 
 
 rlnn' crc\f\r\ "• A dark prison under 
 UUIl gt-UIl, ground. 
 
 dupe. »• A credulous person ; a fooh 
 
 rliinP "^^ "^^ *"^^i ^'^ cheat; to im- 
 QUpt;, pose upon. 
 
 du' pli cate, Jopy ^^""^"'p*' " 
 
 duplic'ity, fty^^'^^^*^^"^'"^"^- 
 
 ' du ra bir i tj, Tasting. ^"'' '' 
 
 du' ra bl<?5 a. Lasting ; firm ; strong. 
 
 AfcAr «• Tendency to darkness ; dark 
 
 UUSK, color. 
 
 Ai-idXr' \T °-- Somewhat dark ; gloomy ; 
 
 UUbK J, obscure. 
 
 rliict "• ^^rlh reduced to powder ; the 
 
 UU&Lj grave. 
 
 rliicjt "'• T* free from dust ; tp sprin- 
 
 UUM5 jjie with dust. 
 
 /^nof ' 17 *"• P"^^ <^f **'■ covered with 
 UUfeL J-, dust. 
 
 du'teous, ?^,.^'^^^^"'' '■"^P^"'- 
 
 rin' fi fill <*• Submissive; reveren- 
 UU LI lUl, tial; obedient. 
 
 dn' tv "■ Whatever one is bound to 
 *^ ^J 5 do ; a service. 
 
 d._».{^ n. A per.son much below the 
 V\ <Xl 1, middle size. 
 
 dwarf ish,Sttie°"'^""'""''''' 
 dwell, JIaci:' '"'"''' °' '""" '" ^ 
 
 ^,.T/-vll' iv\i-r n. A habitation ; a place 
 dwell ing, of residence. 
 A\n.r\r\' A\df ^*' '^'^ shrink; to fall 
 UWIII ^Ait..) away; to grow feeble. 
 
 dy^. '>>i- To tinge ; to color; to stain. 
 
 rlv/' "■ Colorinf' matter; a color; a 
 
 J 5 stain ; a tinge. | 
 
 dyS pep' Sy, gesUon.^"""-^^ "f ^- I e dOce', W.Tobnngout; to extract. | 
 
 E. 
 
 E^Cll, a- Either of two ; every one. 
 
 t^n' <Tor ** Earnest ; vehement ; ai- 
 K^U gt-1 , dent; keen. 
 
 P/7' jrer nP^S 1- S^™n& ^f eager 
 c;«* g^i in^oo, desire ; vehemence. 
 
 P/7r "* "^^^ organ of hearing ; power 
 
 tjltl , of judging 0? harmony. 
 
 P/jr' f d "■ ^l*'^"'S> or furnished with, 
 
 <:a^rl "• ^^.nk in nobility next to mar- 
 KiUl 1, quis. 
 
 anv' \\T "• "'" '"^^- Soon ; in season f 
 t.CH ly, betimes. 
 
 (^nv* wf^fii "• Ardent; zealous; ea- 
 
 t/Ml HC&t, ger; warm. 
 
 P//rtVi' Iv "• ^°'' celestial; belong- 
 
 KjII\\.v\ ^J 5 ing to earth; vile. 
 
 S/Tco "• Quiet ; rest after labor ; fa- 
 
 ea»U, cility. 
 
 H/^' ci \xT <"^*'- Gently; without difll- 
 
 t^C* »1 ly, culty. 
 
 o/-*' ciT^ "• N'^'' difficult ; quiet ; cred- 
 
 ca »y, uious. 
 
 ettt' a bl<?, a- That may be eaten. 
 
 oKK »*»• To flow back to the sea, as the 
 
 t^DO? tide. 
 
 0VJ i>. x\\T "'A hard, black, valuable 
 
 eu t» liy, wood. 
 
 ^.o />on' tri.^ <»• Deviating from a 
 
 c;-t/ i^Cli ti it^, center; irregular. 
 
 tyr>Jt' r\ w. The reverberation or return 
 
 KOuH U, of sound.* 
 
 eclect'ie^^twnf"^''''"''*"^ 
 
 o .^lii-\c<^' *''• To darken ; to obscure; 
 tJ -t/lipst^ , to extinguish. 
 
 e«onom'ieal,°„J™,S'^"'" 
 
 nx»' cfn «V "• Exces.sivejoy ; trans- 
 k^Xj Old oy, port, enthusiasm. 
 
 rapturous. 
 
 edge, an edge. 
 
 vt. To sharpen ; to furnish with 
 
 an edge. 
 J- „ n. Tlie sharp or cutting part of 
 tJUgt;, a thing { 
 
 ^An' ^tr^rv n A fringe ; an Ornamental 
 eUg lllg, border. 
 
 e' dl-Ct, "• A decree ; an ordinance. 
 ed' i fice. "• a buiMlng ; a fabric. 
 ed' 1 ly. *'' To instruct ; to improve. 
 ed' it, v^- To prepare for publication. 
 
 ,-. A\" i\r\t-t n. The whole impression 
 e ill LlOll, of a book. 
 
 ed' ueate, "LI." "^° ""•"""■ 
 ed u €a" tion, ^^r'^" °' 
 
ELE 
 
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 EMB 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 £^ffnnc\' "'■ To deface ; to blot out^ 
 
 tJl 1 clCty ^ to destroy. 
 
 ^f ff^^f' n. The thing done ; end j is- 
 
 xil lt;-tyt ^ sue ; reality. 
 
 fiCfn/yt' *'*• '^° accomplish; to bring 
 
 tJl ICt'L 9 tQ pass. 
 
 *ifToi?tc' "• ^^"" Goods ; furniture , 
 t;i ItJt^tfe ^ moveables. 
 
 effem'inate,?endeT'"""^'^ 
 
 <iffi .pn"r»inil<i a- Effectual ; pro- 
 
 ei 11 -t/d, <^lWUh, ductiveofe|j"ects. 
 
 #if' fi .^1 rv "• Ability; virtue; 
 
 %^l 11 -t/a l^Jj power to effect. 
 
 ^f fl"Vipnf «• Causing or produ- 
 
 t;i 11 l^lClltj cing effects. 
 
 ^r^ fi rrv "• •*" image ; a likeness ; a 
 
 nJ ' portrait. 
 „r/ fVv j.f H- A strong attempt ; a strug- 
 
 ef ful' gence, - Brighme.,; spien- 
 efful'gent,;i„Sf;,f>"""''"°"''^ 
 
 ef fu' Sion J »»• a pouring out; waste. 
 
 V rrr\ ficem »• Frequf nt self-com- 
 e gU 11%111, mendauoit. 
 _.' f~r\ *iof "• One who talks much of 
 e ^U llbl, himself. 
 
 ^ to* *^ &**-'^^5 ble ; eminently bad. 
 
 e' ff ress "■ ^ ^'^'"^ ^"'^^*' ' * ^^"^"^ 
 
 e/' ther, «• one or the otJier. 
 
 e ja€' u late, »> ^ to throw out. 
 ejaeuIa''tion,-,f^j;>:;i^- 
 
 Va i^^^V *-'' To cast or throw out ; to 
 
 t? Jt^L, expel. 
 
 PUp v<. To add to prolong or in- 
 j ^l^"^ crease. 
 
 ! P laK' n rafp "• F>"»s''e<l; with 
 I t; idU O 1 tltr, diligence ; .studied. 
 I £» lov^cjri' "*• To elide away; to pass 
 
 U IciptsL. , away. 
 
 pHns:'' ti^ "• Springing back; re- 
 ( t; Idb Llt/5 bounding. 
 
 e late', vt. To puff up ; to exalt. 
 
 d' hrii/1 "• "^''^ angle of the arm ; 
 UUCf, any angle. 
 
 p1' #^lpr '^^ '^'°^® ^Sed ; exceeding an- 
 Cl UCl , other in years. 
 
 p1' rlnr Iv «• leather old ; somewhat 
 CI U1..1 IJ5 if, years 
 
 d' rl^rc " ?'"■ Ancient rulers; an- 
 Ut;i », cestors. 
 P lp.<>f' "^^ ^° fnake choice of; to 
 C Ity-t/L , choose or select. 
 c% lc».i?" firkn "• The act or power of 
 ^ IK-t/ tlUIl, choosing. 
 
 el' e ganCe, «• Beauty ; politeness. 
 
 d' a rriiif «• Beautiful ; symmetri- 
 
 e gain, cal , pleasing. 
 
 p]' f» (T\r "• A mournful funeral song ; 
 
 ^* ^ toJ? a dirge. 
 
 d' n vv^iskt^t n- A constituent princi- 
 
 I . ^ "'^»»^? pie of any thing. 
 
 d' t» v5»to *''• To Jiftiip^ *a raise; 
 e Vd-ie, to cheer. 
 
 el e va" tion, TdgMh!'^"''''"^''^' 
 
 ^li^ n. A fairy ; a hobgoblin ; a wander- 
 *^**5 ing spirit. 
 
 „ lir»' !<• "'• To fetch out; to strike 
 " llVr 11, out. 
 
 el' i gi bl^, «• Worthy to be chosen. 
 
 P liv' ir **• A medicine; a cordial; 
 e llA 11 , liquid extract. 
 
 ell, n. One yard and a quarter. 
 
 el o £.u" tion, rive^y.^"'"'' ' ^'" 
 
 e ion gdie, lengthen. 
 
 P Irinp' "*■ *^^ ^*^ away by stealth ; to 
 " lUpt/ , j-ufi j^way. 
 
 e lope' ment, Si^.Vr'"""' 
 el' o quence, ".JX' """"""' 
 el'oquent, ^Jir''""^"""" 
 
 else, ««^«'- Otherwise ; except. 
 
 e lu CI aaie, ^nd plain. 
 
 a Irirlo' *''• "^^^ escape; to shift off; 
 
 e lUUt. , to shun. 
 
 „ III' ffiirkM »» Artifice ; cva.sion; act 
 
 e lU a>1011, of escaping. 
 
 a Kre' ion a. Pleasant ; exceedingly 
 
 e IJS lail, delightful. 
 
 P lv«' inm "• "^ heathen paradise; 
 
 C lj» lUiii, any pleasant place. 
 
 P rr»o" pintp *'^- '" grow lean; to 
 c; iijci v^io-i-v:;, vvaste away. 
 
 £»m' n nafo ***• To proceed from 
 UIll a Ilcllt;, something else. 
 
 em a na" tion. Sow!'"' ""'*' 
 e man' ci pate, rLr^y' ''' '* 
 
 rim Kq 7rr»' "'• To dress a dead body 
 eill Ud.6111 , vvilh spices 
 Pm Irir'o-n "Arrest of ships; pro- 
 em Ucll gU, iiiijition from sailing. 
 orr» Kurlr' '^^^ To go on board ship ; 
 tJIll Uai n. , to engage in. 
 
 em bar' rass, i;;„dl?.^"''"' *° 
 em bas' sa dor, rstei^"'' '"'"' 
 em bel' lish, ^lior'!;" '^""^•f>'' *° 
 em bel' lish ment, ^ent.^'"*' 
 
 em' berS, "• Coals of fire ; cinders. 
 
 em bez' zk, :;'a.stl.'' ^"''"'^"^ '° 
 
 pm Kin' 'jnn ^^- To adorn; to set 
 Ulll Uld Z.ryil, off pompously. 
 pm' Klpm "• A moral device; a 
 Clll IJll:;ill, representation. 
 
 an^ \^f\A^ \T ''• To unite or form 
 eill UUU ^, i,^to a body. 
 
 em bow' el, l',JX '^'^ °"' '^^ 
 
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 ENT 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 em brace', an 
 
 To hold in one's 
 arms ; to include. 
 
 em broid' er, ^'n Jioth"' ''"''' 
 
 lym Kr ^il' *''• "^^ disturb ; to con- 
 eill Ul oil , found or distract. 
 
 emenda"tion,;JSSf^ 
 
 £» TY^c^frra' *'*• To rise out of; to is- 
 
 e iiiei ge , g^g fr^m. 
 
 t^ m^r' 6-on r'V »». Any unexpect- 
 t. Ilier ^t-Il C^ , ed casualty. 
 
 f» mp.t' i^ \»' ^ vomit. 
 
 c: njci. ixj^ I a. Provoking vomits. 
 
 em' i grant, »■ one who emigrates. 
 tim' 1 «.~jif p, w. To remove from one 
 tJlIl 1 gl cll't'5 country to another. 
 
 em' inent,r.,^^^er"'^ '''''''''■ 
 e mol' u ment, ;rof.t-lT'' ' 
 
 r» mo" finn "• Agitation of mind; 
 '-' ***'-' iiv-»ii, vehement passion. 
 
 emphat'k, Jie''^^"'^'^^"^''^'-^'- 
 
 fkiri' r»irf» "■ ^™P^"al power ; domin- 
 eill pil t;, jon of an emperor. 
 
 employ',?3e.'^°^^'"^"°^^''° 
 
 em po' ri Um, "^J, commercial 
 
 em pow'er, Jo "^^ '"''"'''"'' 
 emp'ty,£J.°P°"^°"^' *" ^"- 
 
 .r.fk-ki-w' ■tf.r «• Not f"Jl ; ignorant ; un- 
 eilip ly, furnished. 
 
 emula"tion,-SS.-''''^ 
 
 om' II Into *'• To vie with; to 
 tJUl u l<xtc;, strive ; to rival. 
 
 em'ulous,;,vi?^.7"^^^^'^^^^^ 
 
 en a<it'- *'• To ordain or decree. 
 
 en am' el, r,',Je7prr ""'''"* 
 en chain', ^LZ" '-'--'*» 
 
 en chant', r^ei?!" '°""" """"'■ 
 
 en Cir' -cI^.v^.To encompass about. 
 
 eneo'mium,^Je"'"'^'"" 
 
 t^n orirn' nnQ« ^'- ^^ encircle ; to 
 
 en eoni pass, surroiind. 
 en i:oun ler, g^gg in battle, 
 en <iour' age, rncife '"'"''' ''° 
 en €roach',^^iI?,'ir"' ""''"' 
 
 on -onm' ht»i' */. To embarrass ; to 
 till -t^UIll Ut.I , clog ; to impede 
 
 en dan' ger,|;'J,T"" "'"""' 
 
 on rlo/^r' '^'^ To make dear; to 
 tJH Uear , ^^ake beloved. 
 
 en de«r' ment, ^tate^rfove'."' 
 en deav' or, jjpt'' ' ^^'*'' ' ^'' 
 end' less, ^nd. '"'"''""'' '"''''"''' 
 
 on rlrkxx;' *''• To invest in a right to 
 eil UUW , an estate. 
 
 endur'ance,-ffe«„"cL"°°""^ 
 endure',-;j°,;r.sr^"'- 
 
 on'*'o n-iv "• A foe; an adversary or 
 till C *"y5 opponent. 
 
 energet'i€,^,j;;2:^'^"'^'^°"^= 
 en'er gy,J•^*^^"'^^"^^^'P°^■ 
 enerv'ate,■2i.nJtl'^^"^^ ^' 
 
 on f f^rro' *''• '^'^ constrain ; to 
 
 t;ii 1 iil v^*^ , urge ; to strengthen. 
 
 ctr\ «TQfro' v<. To embark in an affair; 
 
 till go-g*-^ ^ to induce ; to bind. 
 
 en gage' ment, ^att>n';Vbauie: 
 engen'der,rxcite':'"'"*^'^'° 
 
 on D-ravp' *'• T" '^"' f""'^^ '" 
 en ^1 aYi.. , -wood or metal. 
 
 on fTfT^cjcs' "'• To monopolize or se- 
 eil grUbb , cure the whole. 
 
 en hance', Jtice"''^ '"'""" '"' 
 
 ^ r^Jrr' md "A riddle ; an intricate 
 
 e Illg ma, question. 
 
 e^n irkin' ^'- To bid; to charge; to 
 
 en join , order. ' 
 
 _„ • _,/ vt. To have the use of; to 
 
 *^'*J^J ? delight in. 
 
 enjoy' ment, ;„,S-,„^r''"^ 
 
 r^n IWr^o' *''• To increase ; to dilate 
 t/Il lai gt. , or expand. 
 ^^ iT^ht' ^»-i f<. To illuminate ; to 
 enll^M ^n, „ake clear. 
 ^.^' rv^i fir «• Hatred; ill-will; ma- 
 en nil ly, levolence. 
 c^n nck^ h\p »"• To dignify;, to exalt; 
 en no Olr, to elevale. 
 ^ rtr^r' tni f V " ^"^^^^ wicked- 
 
 e nor mi i}, ^ess. 
 
 a r\r\r^ mnua "■' l"egular ; exces- 
 
 e nor mOUS, sjve ; wicked. 
 
 ^ ^^v,,,»U' {e nuf) a. Sufficient; so 
 
 e nOUgll , as to satisfy. 
 
 ^^ ,,i.r.l»' r<. To make rich ; to make 
 
 en ricli , fruitful. 
 
 r»n Thrill' *''• To register; to record ; 
 CIl 1 Ull , to inwrap. 
 /-v»-» c>V».«in/:»' ^'- To preserve as a 
 en felirilie , thing sacred. 
 
 en SU^'i **• To follow ; to succeed. 
 
 entan"gk,^,iuyr^"'"^^^"'^''" 
 
 en'terprise,i,^taKnr"":l 
 
 on for fjl/n' "'■ '^° receive; ! i 
 Kill Lti Lclfcll , treat ; to amuse | 
 
 en tbu' si asm, E^,SKri 
 
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 53 
 
 EVA 
 
 book, dove, full, use, €an, chaise, jem, thin, fhou. 
 
 fTr»o' *''• '^° allure; to attract; 
 t3ll net; ^ to tempt. 
 -,-- j.7„ „/ u. Whole ; undivided ; full ; 
 en lire ^ complete. 
 
 en tire' ly« "^u. completely ; fully. 
 
 ^n' f r 1 nr«f» "• ^^^^ ' admittance ; 
 en irdllCe, act of enterln-. 
 £»n fr^/lf' '''• To beg earnestly ; to 
 tJil 11 c;**!/ ^ importune. 
 
 en tre^t y^ plication. 
 
 _„> |__. n. Tlie act of entrance; a 
 en l^'j^ paissage. 
 
 i on twict' *'• "^^ ^'"<^ around; to 
 till twist ^ twist together. 
 
 enu'merate,;:^-L7Sr;.^^ 
 
 enverop,riJrVuT^'^'"''^ 
 enven'om^^^n''*^'"'^^'"^"'^' 
 
 en'vious/eious'^^"'*'"^'^^™*"- 
 
 txn vi' rrvn **'■ '^° surround ; to in- 
 t>ll VI 1 VTii^ vest; to encompass. 
 
 en' Vy« «• vexation at another's good. 
 ep' i -GUre. «• one given to luxury. 
 ep' i gram, «• a short witty poem. 
 ep' i \ogUe^ n. concluding speech. 
 
 epis'copacy/byb^r;"."""' 
 
 i^ j^io' /I/' "• A letter ; a message un- 
 C pis tlfy, jgr cover. ■• 
 
 r»rk' 1 fonii "• A monumental in- 
 t p i tdpil, scription. 
 
 P nit' n mo "• ^" abridgment ; an 
 
 e pit O llie, abstract. 
 
 f^' n^m hl#> a. Equal ; alike ; steady; 
 
 e qua UlC:, uniform. 
 
 *i' niml a- iike another; of Uie same 
 
 t; 4 *•? rank or age. 
 
 equarity,rty!''''"''" '""''""■ 
 equamm'ity,;;,iS:'"°''"'' 
 
 e qua" tion, "• a making equal. 
 
 eques'trian,Us^em?r.^«^ 
 e qui dis' tant, Jancl^''''^' ""'" 
 e qui lib' ri um, ^veifr"''' "' 
 
 .r» /-.nlr-i' vt. To dress or lit out; to 
 e quip , furnish. 
 
 on' ni riQO-o "• Horses, carriages, 
 tJiJ Ul ptlgU, &c. 
 
 tin' ni f\r "• Justice; right; impar- 
 
 eq Ul ty, tiaiity 
 
 c quiv' a lent, ^^ S^rc^e'^''^^ ''^'''^ 
 
 o niiiv' ri ^-^l "• Uoubtful ; am- 
 e qUiV U edl, biguous. 
 
 f'TMOo' ' *''• To destroy; to scratch 
 
 ase 
 
 5 out ; to root up. 
 
 f» rP^t' ^*' "^^ ""a'*® ' *** build ; to set 
 
 e re€" tion, Sg^ip'."''^'"* '"''"' 
 
 Off w- To go out of the way ; to mis- 
 
 ^^ * 9 take. 
 
 er' rant "■ ^*"^^""S i straying ; 
 
 or rnf' i^ «• Straying; irregulat; 
 %^i 1 dt iTv', wandering. 
 
 erro'neous,r„cor"m""'"" 
 
 f^r^ mr "• -^ niistake ; a false opin- 
 ei 1 Ul , jo„ ^ an offense or sin. 
 
 er'udite,^eiuir''' '"''''''' 
 er u di" tion, ^dgf"""^ *'"'"'■ 
 
 oc ^^i^t^^ "■ ''^ getting clear of dan- 
 t^& Xyd^K^ 7 ger ; a hurried flight. 
 
 oa.*»iii^o' *'^- '^^ "^*^^ escape; to 
 cs t^ajJc , get away. 
 
 eS chew', "<• to flee from ; to avoid. 
 
 oc .or^rf ' **'• T<* guard to a place ; to 
 CO X^vfl t , convoy. 
 
 es' COrt, «• A guard ; a convoy. 
 
 es'«ulcnt, S^d^""'"''"^"" 
 es €utch' eon, U. '"'"'' """ 
 es pe" cial, fea.i?:;^""" ""''' 
 espe",cially,j;LipSr'""'' 
 
 o cnrkn«o' ^'- "^'^ ^^'''^ "" marriage ; 
 e spouse , to betroth. 
 
 oa CQj/ ^'- '^'^ attempt ; to make ex- 
 Co »ai/ , perimeiit of. 
 
 essen"tial,r™?S'r"'^'"='^ 
 estab'lish,r,,SSi'e.''"""° 
 
 ^^ fofck' "• Fortune; rank; condi- 
 Ch tate , tion. 
 
 oc f oom' *"'• '^° ^^'^^^ ^^^^^y ' ^" '®" 
 "^ tt^tJlll , gard ; to tiiink well of. 
 
 es' ti ma bl^, Jeer'"'" °' ""' 
 
 es'ti mate, pici' ''''"' ''"'''* 
 es ti ma" tion, Ilie^tT ti l.i"'"- 
 
 oc trunire^^ ^'- "^^ alienate; to be- 
 
 co ti dii^c; , come strange. 
 
 r\ 4^/^vn^ ol « t>f infinite duration; 
 
 e tern ai, endless. 
 
 O torn' al Iv "'^''- Without begin- 
 t; tei 11 (XL ijt , ning or end. 
 
 e the' re al, a- Heavenly; pure. 
 
 ofll' l-PG "• Wo^'al philosophy; the 
 t^tll I't'O, doctrine of morality. 
 
 etymorogy,::oSr^'^'^"°^ 
 
 6U' €/^a rist, «. The Lord's supper. 
 CU.' lo 2jy« «• Praise ; encomium. 
 
 e^ae'uate, :;;ii^"<'^^"^^^'"^^'*° 
 
EXC 
 
 54 
 
 EXO 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 o vu f\ «:»' *''• '^^ equivocate ; to elude ; 
 " VdUt; If to escape. 
 
 ov fir^ f>.'' Of^Y^i "• Vanishing; li- 
 eV an e:? Ceill, able to vanish. 
 
 <a vnn' cf^l l«t "• ^ preacher of 
 
 e van gei isi, the gospei. 
 eva'sion,;-e^"^"'^"^^'"^ "'"*'■ 
 
 „/ _. -y_^ o. Equal ; level ; calm ; uni- 
 tJ \CU^ form. 
 
 " veil lltJn&5 ness ; uniformity. 
 ^ vent' "• ^^^"^ i success ; incident ; 
 t3 VtJIlt ^ consequence. 
 
 P» VPnf fill "• ^"^^ °^ changes or 
 e vent lUI, incidents. 
 
 ev' i denCe, n. Testimony ; proof. 
 
 ov' i rliint "• Plain; clearly made 
 t/V i UtJllt, out ; notorious. 
 
 r» vinpp' *'^- "^^ prove; to make 
 c. viin-xcj clear or plain. 
 
 G V0KG'« vf- To summon ; te call out. 
 e VOlve'^ ■^'^ To turn over ; to unfold. 
 GX a-Ct'« «• Perfect ; punctual ; nice. 
 
 r^-v o^" ii^*-» "• An unreasonable 
 ex d.€ lion, demand. 
 
 ^v Q /^f ' l«r <"^«'' Accurately ; nicely; 
 ex <lt.l IJ5 fitly. 
 
 exag'gerate,SeI>°ar'gf"'"' 
 
 ov c»lt' *'• To !ift up; to praise high- 
 L/A ell I 5 jy . to extol. 
 
 exalta"tion,r„7i;.^^^°^^^^" 
 ex am in a" tion, ^^..^^i'n"/ ^^■ 
 
 exam'in^/,J,-JSlr'""''^'" 
 exam'pk,S.*^^^y'P^"^^" = "^°'- 
 
 fiv' .^r^l VJitf» ^'- "^^ make hollow; 
 
 t^xV t/<A V citt;, to cut into. 
 
 ov nt^i^rV ^'- To surpass ; to excel ; 
 
 eA Cl^UU , tooutdo. 
 
 PY rpn" tinn " An exclusion ; a« 
 
 ex Cep lion, objection. 
 
 r»Y runes' "• Superfluity; intemper- 
 
 t>A t^cos , ance. 
 
 PY PP«;«l' IVP "• Superfluous , be- 
 t^A ^c:oo lyvyj yond due bounds. 
 fkY r'l-i^no'ia' vM'o barter; to change 
 t>A ^lidli^t; , one thing for another. 
 
 excis'ion,;,tln""'"'''"''''^" 
 ex ci' ta bk, fel^'' '" '' '"''' 
 
 OY nifo' v/. To Stir up ; to provoke ; 
 
 t>A i^lLC , to rouse. 
 J oY x-la'jm' »'»• To cry out ; to make 
 ' ^-^ -t^ldftlll , an outcry. 
 
 ex ela ma" tion, JryVciir- 
 
 r^xr ^lri/-1fi' v^'To shut out ; to keep 
 ex ^lUUe , from. 
 
 exclu'sion,;!;Atf"'°'^''* 
 ex CO' ri ate, ^L"'" '"' °^ '^" 
 
 exeru"ciate,;'Jir;ar"'^'° 
 ex -eul' pate, ^faml!' "'"" ^'""^ 
 ex -eur' sion, Jamwe.'^''"'"" ' * 
 
 OY ^ii' cn Kl/? <^- Pardonable ; ad- 
 tJA -ti^u »a uio, mjtting excuse. 
 
 ex -eUSe', vt. To justify ; to pardon. 
 
 ex -eUSe' "■ ^ ^^^*' ^" apology; a 
 
 ex' e <^ra by,"abie^'''"' ' ^"''"'' 
 ex' e crate, S- tl° '''"' ' '° ""''^ 
 execra"tion,rion";\ruKr- 
 
 oy' o x»nf r» '''■ To do ; to effect ; to 
 tJA U -t/Utt., perform. 
 ^Y n .on" firkn «• A performance ; 
 CA t/ tvU tlOll, a legal seizure. 
 
 ex'emplary, Jat^r'^^^^'- 
 exem'plify, rS-co^'py."'"''"''' 
 
 OY rfimrkt' °- '^^^^ f'o"^ ! privileged ; 
 CA t^lljpt , not subject to. 
 
 PY Pmi /' tion "• Freedom from ; 
 CA CllJp tiuii, an immunity. 
 /iv' £»!• r»T<Eo u/. To employ; to prac- 
 
 eX ei <-.i»e,t,ce; to drill. 
 
 ex' er else "• ^'^^°^ ' ^^^^ * '^'^^*^' 
 
 <3Y /irf ' *'^- To thrust out ; to en- 
 t^A CI L , force. 
 
 /lY OT*" f ir^n "• Ac*- °^ exerting ; an 
 t.A t/1 tlUll, effort. 
 
 ex ha la" tion, «• Fume; vapor. 
 PY Vinlp' t'^ To breathe or send forth 
 
 f»Y Vinncf ' ♦'^•To draw out ; to waste; j 
 tJA IldUot , to drain entirely. 1 
 
 exhaus'tion,^;,t^^'°'^'^"^''"^ 
 
 f»Y ItiK' it ^'- To produce or show; 
 t.A,lllU 11, to offer to view. 
 
 PY hi hi" f inn " ^ display; 
 eA 111 Ul Lion, things exhibited. 
 
 PY liil' 1 rnfp "'• ^'° cheer; to 
 t.A 111! a 1 cltt;, „,ake merry. 
 
 PY hnrt' ^^- '^° encourage ; to incite 
 cA llUl t , to any good action. 
 
 exhort a" tion, To do"giS"'"' 
 ex' i gence, ^es'luy' ' ^'''''"^ "'* 
 
 r»v' tlo "• Banishment ; the person 
 
 t.A lit., exiled. 
 
 f»Y' ilf» *"'• To banish from one's 
 
 t.A lie, country. 
 
 OY icf ' ^*- To be or to have a being ; 
 
 tJA l&L , to live. > 
 
 exist'ence, r-fe^^^"^^"'^^^"^' 
 
 iav' if "• Departure ; a going out , 
 tJA It, death. 
 
 oy' rk rina n. A journey from a place ; 
 tJA U «-ilAo, departure. 
 
 exon'eratejSLiVe"'"'^" 
 
EXP 
 
 55 
 
 EYE 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 exorb'itant,f;,^.'4-r^"- 
 
 oy' nr nittr* *''• '^'^ conjure out ; to 
 I CA. yJi \^A©i^j drive away. 
 ' /.iv r\r-A' i nm "• Introduction to a 
 
 CX Ora 1 Um, discourse. 
 
 „-^ /^f' i/> a. Foreign ; hot produced 
 
 ex OL lt^5 at home. 
 
 /iv nano^i' "• '^*'® finnament ; a 
 tJA paiiac; ^ ^j^e extended body. 
 
 ex pan' sion, IJ^I'IT"'"' 
 
 <iY nn" tint#i t;i. To enlarge upon ; 
 CA .po, Lidic^ iQ range at large. 
 
 i-»ox»f' v^. To look for ; to wait or 
 ex pe^t ^ stay for. 
 
 expect' an cy flops''"'''"''"'' 
 ex pee' to rate/plJ^^f ^^'^^^« 
 
 expe'dience,^efs'°'"'*^''''* 
 expe'dient/J;°p«^'«^'«"'^- 
 ■ex'pedite/jHSe'"'*^^''^^''^'^- 
 expedr'tiorijJerpnr'^'''" 
 
 ex PgI\ "^^ "^"^ ''"^® °"^ i *° banish. 
 
 fkY n^^nrl' ^^- "^^ ^^^ °"^ nKjney ; to 
 «:;a. |jchv^ ^ consume. 
 
 ex pense',-^S-f'' '"'"'' 
 ex pens' ivejfy.^*^^''^"^""' '^"^'• 
 
 ex pe' ri ence^J.T'""' ''''""'' 
 
 exper'iment/,ifj-r^^"- 
 
 ckY i^ckvf' '^^ t;u""i"& ; skillful; dex- 
 eX pel L ^ trous. 
 
 PY nPI-f ' ] V '"^"•, Skillfully ; with 
 ^./A ptyi i* Aj 5 readiness. 
 ov' T-ki nf r» *''• ^^ atone for; to ap' 
 t/A pi dtl^j pease. 
 
 ex pi a" tion, l\ 
 
 n. Atonement ; act 
 
 f atoning. 
 
 expira'tion, :„d'^"^'"'"^''°"' 
 
 pi a 
 
 ex 
 
 j/ vt. To lay open ; to make 
 
 pose ^ bare ; to endanger. 
 
 ex po si" tion, J^n^" ''''^'^"*" 
 
 OY nO<5' f 11 Infp ** "^^ reason; 
 t.A p<J& lU laie, to argue with. 
 
 expound', Jl^^^^p''^'" •'"""• 
 
 OY nrpcc' "'• ^° declare ; to utter; 
 t/A. pi e&& , to squeeze out. 
 
 ex preS SlOn, ^ode of speech. 
 
 ex pul' sion, l^.i.'^T'"' "' 
 
 expunge', ratiToelf^Je.'"""" 
 oy' niii aifo "• Clioice ; curious; 
 CA 4UI SlLt;, excellent. 
 
 «v oix»' .oof <a ^'- "^^ exhaust moist- 
 eX bl-t. ii^die, uro . to dry. 
 
 t>Y ftknrl' '^^^ "^^ stretch out; to en- 
 
 tJA. LtJllU , large ; to widen. 
 
 PY fpnf' n. space ; bulk ; circumfer- 
 
 PY tpn«i' IVP "• ^^''S® ' reaching 
 CA Lcno lYc;, far; capacious. 
 
 exten'uate, ;!rnunsr'"^''''° 
 
 OYfo'virir J «»• Outward; external. 
 CA LU 1 I Ul 5 I „_ Outward show. 
 
 exterm'inate,r<;\i?str;.-^^ 
 
 ex tern' al, <»• visible ; outward. 
 PY tin^t' a P"t out ; extinguished; 
 
 ex tine" tion, " ^'' '' ^"""'="- 
 
 ing ; destruction 
 
 extlr'pate,r^„;'j'„.'"""'"''"° 
 
 nY tnrt' *''• ^° S'^'' '^^ force; to 
 t/A. LUl L , wring from one. 
 
 extor"tion,;-tiSP^^"""'"- 
 
 riv fi«nr»t' ^^- To draw or pull out ; 
 L-A LI at-L , to copy. 
 
 oy' iva^t "• -'^ copy; a thing ex- 
 L>A LI d^L, traded. 
 
 ex tra'neous,:Vanr°""^ '''''* 
 ex pir e', tJ'' '^'^'"^ ^« ^" ^"^ ' ^« I ex trav' a gant, f-if^"^'^^' ' ^^^- 
 
 /iY itklo^'n' Dt. To illustrate i to make 
 ex pidfll , clear. 
 
 ex pla na" tion, Jjain^ "^^'"° 
 ex'pli€abk,;Jner'^'^'''" 
 
 OY T^lir»' it '^^ Plain; express; dls- 
 tJA pilL/ IL, tirict. 
 
 ex plode', vl. To burst with noise. 
 
 ex ploit', ''^J'JJ'^' ^^"°" ' '^^ ^^^""'^ 
 ex plore', ex 
 
 To «earch into 
 examine. 
 OY r\]r\' G!ir\r» "• A sudden and vio- 
 I.A piO »1U1I^ lent bursiuig. 
 
 extreme', «ent:'''^ """"''' "'" 
 ex trem' i ty, Sis?r"ets. "'"''''''' 
 ex' tri ea bk, rne'a'led''" '" "''' 
 ex'trieate, :'r,-J^e'''''^''^''* 
 
 ex trin' Sie, a. outward ; external. 
 
 ex u' her ant, Jious'^""^^^!' = '°* 
 
 ex Uit , fi- To rejoice ; to triumph. 
 
 exult a'' tion, r.Jirt'^^J'^y* 
 
 £iv nFit^i^ '"^' To send to a foreign ' ^^Crr^ mi, r i... 
 
 ex pOl L ., market. i ^J^J "• ^^^ °'"^^" of sight, 
 
 oy' nrirf " Goods sent to a foreign ' ^77 £» vf. To watch; to keep in view or 
 
 UA pui L, market. , ^J^? sight. 
 

 FAN 
 
 
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 FES 
 
 
 bar, 
 
 fall, 
 
 wbat. 
 
 prey. 
 
 marine. 
 
 pin 
 
 , bird. 
 
 move, 
 
 TTo' Vi\j> " An instructive or fictitious 
 r ft UlV^ story ; a falsehood 
 fciK' vi^ " ^ building ; an edifice ; a 
 l<tU 1 1^5 system. 
 
 fab'rieatej^Jfrr-""'""'^ 
 fab' ulouSjSe!^'^"'"' '""""" 
 
 f*nr*tf» "• "T^® countenance ; looks ; ap- 
 i dCc^ pearance ; front. 
 fjl nf^" tioiW "• I'leasant; witty; 
 id, CU L1UU&5 cheerful ; gay. 
 
 fa cil' i tate, r„d'Ja''ay"'"'5 ""- 
 
 ^^5]^ : j-^ n. Freedom from difficul- 
 KjII. 1 i-J^ty; ready compliance. 
 Tn^f n. A thing done; an action or 
 Idt/t) deed ; reality. 
 
 fn^" i\nr\ "• ^ P^'^'y "'■ cabal; a 
 Idt- UUlIj sect ; a tumult. 
 
 fa€"tious/amc:uT ''''''""''" 
 fa€ti"tious,Se£'^ '""'''"''" 
 
 IV, z>' 111 <-xr n. Ability ; power of mind; 
 
 Idty Ul ty, dexterity. 
 
 i^n'/l *'*• "r® become bankrupt ; to neg- 
 
 1 fXll^ lect ; to omit ; to decay. 
 
 ^o«l' n vc\ "• ^ deficiency ; a becom- 
 
 1 (III U-l t/^ ing insolvent. 
 
 ^o-iKit a. Weak ; exhausted ; languid ; 
 
 idinij feeble. 
 
 f*,j • a. Clear ; beautiful ; just ; not 
 
 1 tin ^ foul. 
 
 fair' ness, iZlT''^ '''^''''''•^ 
 
 £uir' V "• ^" imaginary spirit ; an 
 1 dC'l J 5 enchantress. 
 
 faith. «• Belief; confidence; fidelity. 
 
 f a«f-Vi' fill «• Firm to the truth; 
 1 dS'Lli IUI5 honest; sincere. 
 
 faith' less, -rY'"S'"""'"^'"- 
 
 fnl la" pmnc: ''• Producing mis- 
 Idl Id t/lOUb, take ; deceitlul. 
 ful' 1q r»v "• Sophism; unsound or 
 Idl Id C/j^ deceitful argument. 
 Tolc-o •*• ^^^ true; treacherous; de- 
 Idlbtj ceitful. 
 
 r y j^^„ vt. To hesitate in speech ; to 
 Idl LtJl , stumble. 
 
 f aillC« « Honor ; celebrity or renown. 
 
 fa mil' inr "■■ ^'''^ ' affable; well 
 Id lllil lUl ^ known ; common. 
 
 fa mil iar' i ty, 
 
 IdlH llie, ions ; dearth. 
 
 lorn' icli '^' ^r ''^^ 'T'^ starve ; to die 
 Idlll Ibli, of hunger. 
 
 fa' niOUS* « Celebrated ; renowned. 
 
 fl W^i' \t> n. An enthusiast ; a mad- 
 
 ian' ci lul, l^^ 
 
 n. Intimacy; easy 
 intercourse, 
 n. A scarcity of provis- 
 
 nian. 
 
 ionary; capricious, 
 whimsical. 
 
 rnr»' nv " Imagination ; inclination ; 
 
 lail K^yf ^ caprice. 
 
 AiTirr "• The long tusk of an animal ; 
 
 ^"•'*fe7 a talon. 
 
 fan f 00' f i^ "■ Capricious ; conceit- 
 
 Idll Idfe lit:., ed . whimsical. 
 
 I arCG» n A ludicrous comedy. 
 
 fas'cinate,r„Jant.''"^''^' '° 
 
 ^001-1' ir»n "• Form; manner; cus-j 
 
 lasn ion, tom ; mode. 
 
 I'rJcf "• Fiffn i sure ; swift ; close , im- . 
 
 id^t, moveable. ' 
 
 lac/' f>Y\ ^^- To make fast or secure ; 
 
 IdM- CJll, to cement. 
 
 ftia firl' I r\nc3 a. Disdainful ; nice; 
 
 Ids IIU 1 OUS5 squeamish. 
 
 iat> a- Plump ; fleshy ; coarse ; rich. 
 
 fa' ii\\ "" ^^^^^y '•• ruinous; inevita- 
 
 fofr* «• Destiny; death; cause of 
 
 idle, death. 
 
 fafli' r^m locc a- Without bottom; 
 
 Idlll Ulll Itifeb, impenetrable. 
 
 Ai i\retid>' *''• To weary ; to tire ; to 
 
 la llgWe 5 harass. 
 
 fo iilf "A slight crime ; an offense ; a 
 
 IdUll, defect. 
 
 fVi' vnr ^'' '^^ show kindness ; to as- 
 
 Id VUl, sistj to support. 
 
 Aj' ir/M« "• Kindness ; support ; leni- 
 
 Id VUl 5 ty; goodwill. 
 
 f e^r' fuL a. Timid ; afraid ; awful. 
 
 fear' less, Jor"'"^^''" '"'''""''''" 
 
 fVi/n n. A professional reward , a recom- 
 
 ItjC, pense. 
 
 frw-/^Ki v/. To pretend ; to make a show 
 
 lez^n, of. 
 
 fti Wo' i fnfr^* ^'- To congratulate ; 
 It; IIU 1 l.ati^, to make happy. 
 
 fVi lir»' 1 tv "• ^^^^^ happiness; 
 It? lli^ * V5 prosperity. 
 
 fel' low ship, ^ocfeTy"' ''"'"''' 
 ft»l' r» nv "• ^ capital offense ; an 
 lei O llj5 enormous crime. 
 
 fem' i nir»/3 a. Of the female kind ; 
 III 1 llllll^, tender. 
 
 rO ClOUS, age ; brutal. 
 
 ferc\o' \ i\: "• Savage cruelty; 
 I U<^ A V? fierce brutahty. 
 
 fer' tile« <»• Fruitful , abundant ; rich. 
 
 ferv' en cy,"„es?;ra," '""""'■ 
 
 AA».-.r' /^»-.f o- Hot ; veliement ; zeal- 
 
 lei V eill, ous ; ardent. 
 
 i? „--f ^., n. Heat ; warmth of spirit ; 
 
 lerV 01 , 2eal ; fervency. 
 
 /V / fol <^- belonging to or becoming 
 
 leS Idl, a feftst ; gay. 
 
 fV>c' fivr> "• P<?'taining to feasts; 
 
 lUo live, joyous; gay. 
 
 festiv'ity,^'^'""'^'"""^^ 
 fes toon', ;'„L^!'^""' "' '""-"' 
 
 s* 
 
FIX 
 
 57 
 
 FLO 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, ihou. 
 
 fcxi' irl " ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ °^ smell; of- 
 
 lt!L IU5 fensive. 
 
 f^ff f^^ ««. To put chains on the feet; 
 
 lt;t lUI ^ to shackle. 
 
 fi^ilrl "• Quarrel ; deadly liatred ; con- 
 
 WUUj tention. 
 
 |(; W« a. Not many ; a small number. 
 
 fif nf n. A warrant ; an order; a de- 
 ^h cree. 
 
 fi'ber, fi'bre,"or^,rg''^"''^^' 
 
 6' Ki'rkiicj "• P"^^ °^ fibers ; consist- 
 UI UUfe, jng of libers. 
 rj „U/ Ip a. Inconstant ; light; vaiia- 
 
 fi*»" fi/~k»-» "• ^" invented story; a 
 ij llUIl, falsehood. 
 fif» fi" timi« *• f'eigned; counter- 
 e U llOUb, feit . not real. 
 fi/'lf>l' i tv "• Faithfulness; hon- 
 tlt^l 1 tj^ esty; veracity. 
 
 fiend, Seva. '"'■''*"'''' '"'"'=* 
 
 f f'pr PP "■ ^"'■'°"* ; cruel ; stem ; sav- 
 
 fif p_ ^ a. Passionate ; excitable ; 
 ei J^ unrestrained. 
 ^l.n.J^♦ «• An engagement; a battle; 
 I Ignij a duel. 
 
 fig'urative, f,N«^"*«''^^'^yp- 
 
 fin-' Tiro "• S''ape , external form ; 
 "o U-I t;^ a character. , 
 
 mf • 1 fl Relating to or becomitig a 
 ItAl, child. 
 
 liltil y« **• iJirty ; gross ; obscene. 
 n riclL "• l^ast ; conclusive ; mortal. 
 
 fi*-»oK»<^£i' »• Revenue; income; 
 nance ^ profit. 
 
 find a. Handsome 
 ine, slender. 
 
 pure ; showy ; 
 
 fin"ger, ;^i-J''*°"'^^''5''^y'''^P''- 
 
 (\r\' i j?o1 a- Foppish ; affected ; con- 
 
 nn 1 ^ai, ccued. 
 
 n' niS* »• The end ; the conclusion.' 
 
 fin' ich *^- '^^ ^"^5 *° perfect; to 
 1111 I&II5 complete. 
 
 6' T^if £» «• Limited ; bounded ; tenni- 
 nite, naled. 
 
 firm. «• Fast ; solid ; constant ; hard. 
 
 nrm'ament.,r.ea?enV'''' 
 
 ftrm' Iv *"^''- Steadily; constantly; 
 1 11 111 ly -y immovably. 
 
 I ll'St. a- Foremost ; original ; chief. 
 
 fsc' x»Jil "• I^elating to the revenue or 
 lib -t-dlj treasury. 
 
 lis sure. »• A. cleft ; a narrow chasm. 
 
 lit, 'J- Qualified; proper; convenient. 
 
 Jjt llll« <*• Varied by paroxysms. 
 
 •^ y- vt To make fast or firm ; to settle ; 
 
 *^"^) to determine. 
 
 Ay' Pfl Iv '"^'' Firmly 
 llA tJU lj'5 certainly. 
 
 a. Like wool ; covered with 
 wool. 
 
 steadily , 
 
 flab' by, "• soft . llmber ; nvoist. 
 
 finer *'*• ^° grow dull and spiritless j 
 
 liag^ to droop. 
 
 flo rt-i" tiriiic o. Wicked , atrocious; 
 
 na gl l-KJUS, villainous. 
 
 fl#^' rrfonf "• Evident; notorious; 
 
 na grdlll, infamous. 
 
 flo'/l **• ^" instrument for thrashing 
 
 ilci^l, grain. 
 
 flame* n- The most subtil part of fire. 
 flame* **• To shine or burn as fire. 
 
 flonlr *• The side; that part of the 
 lldllll, side near the thigh. 
 
 flash* "»• To blaze out suddenly. 
 
 /3„ |. a. Smooth ; horizontally level ; in- 
 
 iio-l^ sipid. 
 
 flut' ]\r '"^*' Horizontally; perempto- 
 
 llclL ij 5 rily; insipidly. 
 
 flof' f^n **'• To make even or thin; 
 
 liai leil, to depress. 
 
 fljit' f f»r "'• To praise falsely; to ex- 
 
 liat tei , cite false hopes. 
 
 flat' tery,;,a1se.'''"" '"""'"' 
 
 flaw* «• -A. crack ; a defect ; a fault. 
 
 flee' cy, 
 
 fleet, a- Swift ; nimble ; active. 
 
 flti/af' nooo «• Swiftness ; celerity; 
 
 Ht.et Iie^S, velocity. 
 
 flpsll " Apart of the body; animal 
 
 ficich' looi; "• Without flesh; mea- 
 lltJOll lt;»», ggj.. poor. 
 
 flex ibil'ity,fy ''"'"'"'• ""='"- 
 
 flex'ible,?;j;S;'"''"»^"'"«^ 
 
 {^irrhf "• Act of flying; a volley ; a 
 lli^/*t, shower. 
 
 fli^^t'y,fna'^'^'^' ^^^''''^' """^■ 
 
 fl 
 
 fl i ri rr '^^- To throw ; to hurl or dart ; to 
 
 n? scatter. 
 flint' tr *• ^'*^® ^'"^ 5 cruel ; hard of 
 IIIIIL ^, j^eart. 
 
 flin' nan n\T "• Smoothne.ss of 
 llip pan ^J^, speed! ; pertness. 
 flin' nnnf a- Nimble tongued ; pert; 
 llip pant, loquacious 
 fl irf "• ^ coquei ; a pel t hussy , a siid- 
 1111 t, den trick. 
 flr: ,-4. wz. To swim on the surface of 
 
 flno" *"'• To whip or scourge ; to lash ; 
 
 ^&5 to chastise. 
 f\r\nA ^^- To overflow ; to deluge ; to 
 IIUUU, inundate. 
 
 flrior "• ^^^ bottom of a room ; a 
 llUUl , pavement. 
 
 flo' ral, « Relating to flowers. ! 
 
 Wild 
 ive. 
 
 I !!>-»' a!\T <*• Limber ; thin ; light ; fee- 
 lllll »y, bie. 
 
FON 
 
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 FOR 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 n. A fleet of small ves- 
 sels. 
 
 \4A7-. 
 
 no' rot, "• -A- small, impeiTect hoiVer. 
 
 fif^w,f \A a- Flushed witti red ; embel- 
 
 IIUI lUj lished ; blooming. 
 
 flrk' rict "■ ^^'^ cultivates flow- 
 
 flo til' ik,' 
 
 floUnCG* ^^- To toss about in anger. 
 
 flniin'Hpr *'*"• "^^ struggle with vio- 
 iiv/ciii vit-i jientandirregularmotions 
 
 fl^Ur' ish. vi. To thrive ; to prosper. 
 
 flriiM *'*• "^^ "^" °^ spread, as w'kter 
 
 LIUW') to issue. 
 
 flrwxr' tir "• ^^^ blossom of a plant 
 
 IIUVV CI 5 the prime. 
 
 fl^«»r' /-^*. ir a Adorned with flowers 
 
 now er y, full of flowers. 
 
 fll1^' til nfp »'i- To be wavering or 
 Uty tU an., uncertain. 
 
 fiUC« «• -A- small winding chimney. 
 
 flll' ^n r»v " Volubility of language; 
 U c;il ^.vj ^ sxnootlmess. 
 flll' nn< o- Eloquent : voluble ; flow- 
 U LIIL, ing. li.juid. 
 
 fln' irT "• Anything not solid; a li- 
 " A*^5 quid. 
 
 flu id' i ty, Jeadlry*'"^ °' '°"'"' 
 
 Hiir' rv "• Hurry; a gust of wind; 
 ^* * J5 flutter of spirits. 
 flnt.<l^ *"• Fiesh ; vigorous; abound- 
 
 flllt' tf»r "*• To move the wings rap- 
 
 nUX* «■ A flood; tide ; a disease. 
 
 a ^ vi. To move with wings ; to run 
 
 **J^ away. 
 
 Vein lYi "*• '^^ gather froth ; to be en- 
 
 f/\^ ^iio "• The point where the rays 
 lO -t^Ub, meet. 
 
 Z*^^^ n. An enemy; a persecutor; an 
 1 Ot/j opponent. 
 
 lOff, «• -A. tliick mist ; a moist vapor. 
 
 fni' 111*' "• ^^^^^ weak side; ?i fail- 
 
 iUl IJlCj j|,g . a weakness. 
 
 fl.Jl vi. To defeat; to overthrow ; 'to 
 
 *'-'*'5 puzzle. 
 
 i*;^l J vt. To double up ; to inclose ; to 
 
 lUiU, shut. 
 
 i\\^ li orro »»• Leaves of trees or 
 
 lo n age, plants. 
 
 fn' li n "■ ^ ^""'^ ^'"^^ °"^y ^'^^ 
 lU H U, leaves to one sheet. 
 
 ff\l' Ir; JOT '^^^ To go after; to imitate ; 
 lOl 10M7, to obey. 
 fr»l'lv "■ ^^"'' '^^ understanding; 
 ■■^^ V ? weakness. 
 
 ^,^-,^^4^ vi. To nourish by warm 
 llll^llt , remedies. 
 
 fond, a- Tender; devoted to. 
 
 fVini'I' liT- '^'^"- With excess of love or 
 lUIlU jy, tenderness. 
 
 fond' ness, Jas^Tot' ^"""^ ' ''"^"'' 
 
 frknf "• ^ baptismal basm ; an assort- 
 lUllL, jjjent of type. 
 
 fool'ish, Sent"^^''"' ''"^' '™"'"" 
 j^^^f' -I^^fv. n. Ground for the feet; 
 lOOL 111^5 foundation. 
 
 fop. "• A vain fellow ; a simpleton. 
 fop' pish, a- Affected ; idle ; foolish. 
 tor 3-irG« n. Provisions in general. 
 
 frvi* Kirl' ^^- To prohibit ; to oppose ; 
 
 lOr UlU , to mterdict. 
 
 f*nrr*P ^^' '^'^ compel; to oblige; to 
 
 1 OI l.^t, constrain. 
 
 f*rirr»c» n. Strength; violence; arma- 
 
 1 Ol L/U, ,Kient. 
 
 for' cible,:Jent!'""^ ''''"'' 
 
 ford' a h\e^ «• Passable by wading. 
 
 fore €lose', ;'„,S:r """■'' v'° 
 fore go', r^J","'*'"'" «""'"" 
 
 r^^Af' Ci'tfrn "• ^^^^ domestic ; alien ; 
 lUl L.*^ 11, strange. 
 
 1 OI t. /illUff , ously ; to foresee. 
 
 fore' most, ?, J;'"^' ^ p'"'^^ ^'^ 
 
 fof£ir»' ci^ 0. Pertaining to courts 
 ren blC-, of law. 
 
 fore run' ner,J;4S<rr^' 
 
 frkr-o acxa' "'• To foreknow ; to see 
 lore btJU , beforehand. 
 
 f firp' «;i (rhi "• Foreknowledge ; 
 1 UI 1.^ &l^ /fct, penetration. 
 
 for' est. n- Woody, uncultivated land. 
 
 f*riria' f Qof r» "• Anticipation ; taste 
 1 ore Ldhie, beforehand. 
 
 foretell', ^l/^^'-^'''^^''^ P^^P^- 1 
 fore warn', ISr^'^"'^^^'^- 1 
 
 for' fi^it, n. Defaults 'fine , penalty, j 
 
 ^7\fctc\ *''• To^ounterfeit ; to falsify; 
 lOl gt., to invent. i 
 
 1 OI g tJI J , terfeiting. 
 
 forget'ful,roi"™"''"^^°'"^- 
 
 r„^ rvii7--f^' "^^^ To pardon ; to overlook 
 lOr give , a fault. I 
 
 i^„„ li-wi'n' <*• Forsaken; wretched;! 
 lOr lOl II , helpless, i 
 
 form. »>• Fashion; figure; manner. 
 
 I^r\i«rv»' q1 *'• Ceremonious: precise; 
 lOJ III dl, affected. 
 
 for' mer, «• Before in time ; past, j 
 
 form'idabk, «„^:'^"'^''^^^'"-^ 
 
 ffw oo Iro' ^^- To leave ; to neglect ; ; 
 lOr bdKt; , to desert. 
 
FRA 
 
 59 
 
 FRU 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, ^em, thin, fhou. 
 
 fnr cnL-' /Ti °- Neglected ; desert- 
 lUr bdK Cll, ed; abandoned. 
 
 far cw^nr' *''• "^'^ ^^^^"^ f^^sely; 
 ivji »wt>a,i 5 to commit perjury. 
 
 I Ort« "• A castle ; a fortified place. 
 forth, a^v. Abroad ; out of doors. 
 
 frirfVi witVi' '^^' Without delay; 
 I Orin Wlin , immediately. 
 fnr' i\ fv "'• '^° strengthen ; to make 
 lUl tl ly ^ secure; to encourage. 
 
 for' ti tude, ^afor'"' ' ''''"'''' ^ 
 
 f!rxw +11' i +/-inc< a. By chance ; acci- 
 lOr tU 1 tOUb, dental ; casual. 
 
 tor tU' nate, successful.' 
 
 fnr' til nn "• '^^^ S^ood or ill that 
 l\Jl tu-li^^ befalls mankind ; chance. 
 
 for' ward, "eagii"''' '""'"'"'' 
 
 fos' siL a. Dug out of the earth. 
 
 frkc' "iar ^^- To nurse ; to cherish ; to 
 lUt> lt;i , bring up. 
 
 frkiinrl "^ "^^ ^"'''^ 5 ^° establish ; to 
 iUUIlU, cast metals. 
 
 founda"tion,j£srtsi?'" 
 
 lUUll cici , miscarry ; to sink. 
 
 found' linff, «• a deserted infant. 
 
 fVkii*-»f n. A spring ; a spout of water ; 
 lOUIlL, a well. 
 
 fvn^'' fir»r» "• A broken number; 
 H a-t^ IIUII5 state of being broken. 
 fi-n^" fi/Mic «• Peevish; quarrel- 
 II d« UOUS5 some ; fretful, 
 
 ira-C' ttPre. «• a breach or rupture. 
 
 fro rr' ilo "• brittle ; frail ; uncertain ; 
 II clg lit/, easily broken. 
 
 fra gil'ity,^Snesr' ''""''• 
 frag' ment, IJ^ '^'■"'^^" p^^^^' * 
 
 ft•n' frrannck "• Sweetness of odor; 
 a ^i ailt.t^5 a pleasant smell. 
 A«o' m«.-»*-kf a- Odorous; sweet of 
 
 ira gram, s^eii. 
 
 frail, «• Weak ; liable to error ; feeble. 
 
 fi-n'tV i\r "• Weakness of nature; 
 
 11 aiL LJ, brittleness. 
 
 fra m P *''■ '^^ fabricate ; to compose ; 
 
 II dlllt/, iQ invent or contrive. 
 
 fVinlr *^- Free; ingenuous; open- 
 
 II ailK, hearted. 
 
 A,in' fi.*> a. Mad; distracted ; tur- 
 
 II tin lit/, bulent. 
 
 Ira f Pr n' nl " Brotherly 
 11 a LCI U <11, ing brothers. 
 
 fra tern' i ty, 
 
 frat' ri cide, ^-ouIS.'""'^" °^ ^ 
 
 Cl■'^^l^r^ "• Deceit; trick; cunning; 
 II aUU, artifice. 
 
 fraud' u lent, f-b""''''''"'^ '"'''• 
 
 n. Brotherhood ; as- 
 sociation. 
 
 sudden . fancy ; an odd 
 
 A«£»^ a. At liberty; generous: frank; 
 
 iree, nt 
 
 f». Liberty; privilege; 
 
 unrestraint. 
 
 n. Land held for term of 
 
 life. 
 
 lavishly ; 
 
 restraint. 
 
 ireak, ^bim 
 
 a. Atm 
 licentious 
 
 free' dom, 
 free' hold, 
 
 Cr'f^C^^}v ^"^ Readily; 
 n cc; ij , heartily ; without 
 
 iree Illdll, privileges. 
 freeze, »»■ To congeal, as ice. 
 
 ^rctirrhi »• The lading of a ship, 
 
 11 ^Igni^ transportation. 
 
 frf^ niipnf' "^^ ^o visit often; to 
 
 ire ijueiit , jgsort to. 
 
 fre' quent ly, It.^rf^l^lZ 
 
 fresh, «• New; brisk; lively; cool. 
 
 fresh' ness, tjr'''''' ''°°™' 
 
 fret' ful, ly^'""'' ' P*^''^ ' '^"'^'^P- 
 fri' a bk, 3er^^'"^ '"'^""'^ '° ^ ■'^" 
 
 fl' i -P " Mon "• Act of rubbing togeth- 
 
 Cf'tr^nA "• ^"® united to another by 
 11 ti^IlU, affection ; a confidant. 
 
 friend' less, ;-,Sr^ '""""• 
 friend' ly, '^^f^,"' ''■°"='"»' '"• 
 
 ir I or fit ^ n. A sudden terror; a panic. 
 frifi^At' en, v«. To terrify; to alarm. 
 in 2 ld« a- Cold ; impotent ; unmoved. 
 
 l^i'iTn^-ck *>^- To trim or adorn with 
 ii lllge, fringes. 
 
 fl'isk* vi. To leap ; to skip : to frolick. 
 
 fi'if' tov *''• '^^ crumble away; to 
 11 IL tt/1 , break in small pieces. 
 
 friv' O loUS, a- Vain ; light ; trifling. 
 
 A»/-wT i^ «• A wild prank; a merry 
 irOl It., whim. 
 Pf'Xi-»f »• The forehead; the fore part 
 II Oil L, of a tiling. 
 
 frost. "• Congelation of liquids by cold. 
 froth' y, a- Full of foam ; empty. 
 fro' ward, «yP«evisU ; fretful ; sur- ^ 
 
 i\,^,,,,-, vi. To knit the brows ; to 
 irOWn, lower. 
 
 frown. «. A look of displeasure. 
 
 using 
 
 fril' crnl ''• 'Sparing; thrifty 
 O ? economy. 
 
 fru gal' i ty, "Ji,'i[!i: ^°°'"-°- 
 
 a. Fertile ; plenteous ; pro- 
 5 lific. 
 
 n. Enjoyment ; posses- 
 sion. 
 
 frmt'ful 
 fru i" tion, 
 
FUZ 
 
 60 
 
 GAT 
 
 bar, %11, whg.t, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 Trfi^t' lfi«i« "• I^estitute of fruit; 
 irU^t ICtets, unprofitable; idle. 
 friic' f rJlt*^ ^'- "^^ deceive ; to dis- 
 
 II US> tl iXtCj appoint ; to defeat. 
 
 frus' tra tive, ?ear"'"' '" '" 
 
 fry vt. To cook food in a frying-pan. 
 
 fii' rri tiv«^ <*• ^^y^^S ; volatile; 
 lU gl Live, fleeting. 
 
 fill' erum, «• The prop of a lever. 
 
 fill fill' **'• "^^ accomplish; to per- 
 
 iUlL «• Filled with ; replete ; perfect. 
 
 fill' mi nnfp "*• "^^ denounce ; to 
 lUl nil IlaLtJj cause to explode. 
 All' cAvY^o ^'^ Offensive ; nauseous ; 
 IQl oOIIlv^, rank 
 
 fum' h\e, tJ^ ^' ^ ^^'"^ ""''- 
 fune" ti<»n, ".-^f-p'oy--^ ^ -ffi<=«= 
 
 fu' ner al, «• The ceremony of burl- 
 fii nf»' rf» nl <^- Suiting a funeral; 
 
 III ne I e ai, moumfui. -^ 
 
 fiiii' iK^l "• ^ P'P^ or passage; the 
 lUIl llKyi^ hollow of a chirnney. 
 Ai,. n. The soft hair of certain ani- 
 lUr, mals. 
 
 fur' bish, ^ri,,^:^ p°^^^^ °' "^^'^^ 
 
 fii' ri rkn« « Fierce ; mad; raging; 
 lU 11 ijuo, passionate. 
 
 fur' long, ^^r" "'"'" '"' '' ' 
 
 fur' nace, «. An inclosed fireplace. 
 
 fur' niell ''*• ^o provide ; to supply 
 lUI IllSll, with; to equip. 
 
 fur'roM^jrow^"^^^"^*'^""^^"'^'^^- 
 
 fill'' f Lof «'^»'- Beyond ; to a greater 
 lUl tliCr, distance. 
 
 fur' fherance,:„c?''^ '"'''■ 
 
 I fur' tive, ^ret""'"' ^^ ^^^^t^' '" 
 
 ' fii' r\T "■ I^^&e ; madness ; passion; 
 
 I ^ ^ J? frenzy. 
 
 I fuse. *>'• To melt ; to liquefy by heat. 
 
 |fu'sibl^,rJ^*"^^y'^«^^^^^'''^ 
 
 ' Ai' d/-kvi «• The state of being melt- 
 I lU »10I1, ed. 
 
 r,-^2„ n. A tumult; a bustle; noise; 
 I lUbb, hurry. 
 
 j fu' tile, a- Foolish ; silly ; worthless. 
 
 fii t-il' 1 i\r "• Lightness; want of 
 lU 111 1 t^, solidity. 
 
 fu'tUre, ?ome 
 
 To be hereafter; to 
 
 The time to come , 
 
 fu tu' ri ty, ?„,:j?eM 
 
 IUZZ4 vt. To fly out in smaJi particles. 
 
 G. 
 
 Gab. vi. Te prate or talk idly. 
 
 rro' Kl^ "■ The triangular end of a 
 
 ga UW^ house. 
 
 rrorl' ^irifT n- A rambling or roving 
 
 gaa aing, about. 
 
 ffaff, vt. To stop the mouth. 
 gage. vt. To wager or pledge. 
 
 rrn-jn vt. To obtain; to procure ,• to 
 gaeii, ^in 
 
 ga/n, n. Profit ; advantage ; interest. 
 
 o-ni'i^' All <*• Profitable ; advanta- 
 gcl^Il lUl, geous. 
 (Tu7iV cn«# "'• Ti^ contradict ; tode- 
 gdC'll odt/, ny ; to oppose. 
 
 Hait. »»• Manner and air of walking. 
 
 irnV QY V "■ -^ luminous circle in 
 gtll dA J, the sky; the milky-way. 
 
 gale, «• A strong steady breeze. 
 era]] **'■ To rub off the skin ; to tease ; 
 &^"5 to vex. 
 
 gal'lant,",ay''"'' '""^ '""'^ 
 gal lant', ^^les''" ""' ^'" ''' '"' 
 
 o-nl' l^nf rv "• Bravery; courl- 
 gdi IdllL 1^, ship; generosity. 
 o-nl' l<ir V "• ^ balcony round a 
 ^Ul ici J , building ; a passage. 
 r«-ol' li-vKi «• The swiftest gait of a 
 gai lOp, horse. 
 
 gam' bl^, vi. To play for money. 
 
 o-n rri' linl "• ^'^y ' fro^ick ; sport ; a 
 
 gdin UOl, leap for joy. 
 
 rennrt' nf n. The scale of musical 
 
 gaUl Ul, notes. 
 
 „„ rv n- An opening ; a breach ; an ap- 
 
 g^-P^ erture. 
 
 fv'fi r^zi *'*• To open the mouth wide ; to 
 
 gape, yawn. 
 
 trn rll "• -^^'■''■^ i dress ; outward ap- 
 
 gd,I U, peaiance. 
 
 gar' gi^, ^^- To wash the throat. 
 
 rv« •»' 1 *i rk /^l "-A wreath of flowers or 
 gal lailU, branches. 
 
 gar' merit, «• Any article of dress. 
 gar' ner, «• a granary ; a storehouse. 
 
 rpQi'' nitsVi vt. To adorn; to deco- 
 gai llltsll, rate ; to embellish. 
 rrof rii' li t\T «• Talkativeness ; !»■ 
 gd,l lU 11 Ij, quacity. 
 rrnr' rii Ir^nc ^- Fu^ of talk; prat- 
 gai I U lOUS, thng. 
 
 gasp, »»• To pant for breath ; t?o gape. 
 
 rroo' -tf^y^ «■ Belonging to the stom- 
 gaS 11 le, ach. 
 
 0"lfll' f>v ^'^^ To^ollect : to pick up ; 
 gatll *^l , to accumulate. 
 
GIB 
 
 61 
 
 GLI 
 
 book, dove, full, use, €an, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 o-nfh' f^r in<y "• ^ collection of 
 gtltll t^r Illg5 pwsonR ; a tumor. 
 
 -.5 , i_„ vl. To measure tne contents 
 g**«*5^5 of a vessel. 
 
 n. A measure ; a standard. 
 Lean ; hollow ; meager ; 
 
 gaifge, 
 gawnt, ?hi„^ 
 
 autl "' B"s*^ J aiT; cheerful; lively; 
 &<*«/^ merry. 
 
 «o«f' o fv "• Cheerfulness; mirth; 
 gdl/ ^ V5 merriment. 
 
 ga Zet^C'5 »»• A public newspaper. 
 SGtir* «• Furniture ; attire ; harness. 
 2Grn« «• A jewel ; a precious stone. 
 gem' in ate, vt. to make douWe. 
 
 Cf/^n' Af^r "• ^®'^» "'^l® Of female; 
 gt;il Ut^I , distinction of sex. 
 
 jren p al' o ffv «■ "'story 9ffam- 
 
 gcii c; cii v^ gj^ ily succession. 
 rron' £»!• ol <*• Extensive-, common; 
 gtJIl f r ttl, not special. 
 
 general'ity,rhebSir^^^5^^ 
 
 rrpn' pr afp ^^- '^° begets to pro- 
 ven t.1 CILI..5 duce; to cause. 
 
 generos'ity,r,iS;r'°''''' 
 gen'erous,S/'"''"^'"'"°- 
 
 Crp' ni al *• f'^s'-'^s ; loyful ; natu- 
 ^t; III til, j-al ; giving eheorfulness. 
 (Tofi' inc «• Nalure ; iifental power; 
 &"»* '"^5 dispositic^. 
 
 gen teel', ^anf!''*'' ^'^'''"'' "'"' 
 
 gen' tile, »». a heathen ; a pagan. 
 
 cr^A' A\T "• I'iz^y ; heedless; incon- 
 glU UJ', stant. 
 
 gill,, «• A tning given ; power.; a bribe. 
 
 rrift' r»i^ «*• Endowed with eminent 
 gill t.U, faculties. 
 o-i rrnn' f i^ "• Ijonmense ; giant- 
 gl gdll tl^, i,ite , enormous. 
 tyiO"' O'l/' **• '''*' titter; to laugh sil- 
 
 000 ' i'ly* 
 
 (t\]A "'-To lay over witn gold ; to il- 
 ^llii, lummate ; to adorn. 
 
 wild' incr "• '^'"" s^^'^ ^^*^ °» ^y 
 
 ^iivi "ij-5, surface. 
 gill, ♦»• One fourth of a pint. 
 
 m]] n. The organ of breathing in iish- 
 6"»5 es. 
 
 rrirvk' lr»f "• An instrument to bore 
 gllll ICl, holes. 
 
 2in« «• A snare ; a kind of spirits. 
 gin' ger, «• a spicy Indian root. 
 
 rrin" fr\ £f *-'' To shake apd ring, as a 
 gm glf7, bell. 
 
 frird* v*. To bind round one ; to dress. 
 
 frjfA' \p "• Any thing tied round the 
 
 trirl "• -^ female child ; a young wo- 
 fo** '5 man. 
 
 girl' ish, «■ Like a girl ; youthful. 
 
 eive 
 
 vt. To bestow ; to impart ; to 
 y yield ; to permit. 
 
 glad, o- Joyful ; merry ; cheerful ; gay. 
 
 glad' den, Ji;^''"'^''"' """"" 
 
 gla'diator,;„t5''=ir;r"^* 
 
 ^lowtf^A Vt. To look cursorily ; to al- 
 gldUCe, lude to. 
 fTf^n til' 1 tv "• I^'giity of birth; jl^^ vt. To shine so as to overpow- 
 gt;il 111 1 t^, elegance of mien. g**!* ^5 er ; to dazzle. 
 
 rron' tl^ a. Mild; graceful ; tame ; „]iir-,c' -^r o. Resembling glass ; made 
 geil lie;, well-bom. glass y, of glass. 
 
 I gen U m^, a. Real ; natural ; true. 
 
 I ffp' -nnc "• -^ class of beings includ- 
 ; gc lIUo, jng many species. 
 
 irfi rA' n <r\r **• Science of the 
 ! gc Ul ^ 5J5 earth's structure. 
 
 I ge om' e try, ^tr'"""' ''^*^"''"' 
 
 I germ, »«• a sprout ; a bud or shoot. 
 
 I germ' in al,^;^^^''^™"^'"'*^^^^- 
 
 ' irornV In afp ^* '^° sprout; to 
 
 gl^l 111 in die, shoot ; to bud. 
 iT£»o' f-ii vci "• Movement of the arm 
 gtJh lUre, or body. 
 
 gMst'ly,Lrdbf "^"^^^"'' = 
 
 g/lOSt' ly, a- Spiritual ; like a ghost. 
 gib' bet, t"ors^ ^^^^""^^ ^"'^ "'^^^'^'^ 
 
 glaze, glass 
 
 vt. To furnish or cover with 
 
 n. A sudden streak of light, 
 left, I 
 
 gib' bous. 
 
 a. Convex ; like a cres- 
 cent. 
 
 gleam, 
 
 rvl^/^n *''• To gather what is 
 gieail, grain. 
 ^InKr^ n.Turf; soil; church revenue 
 giene, or land. 
 
 glee, «• Joy or mirth ; a song In parts. 
 glee' ful, a. Merry ; laughing ; gay, 
 glib, «• Smooth; slippery; voluble. 
 
 o-lTrlo *'*• To flow smoothly ; to move 
 ^liue, gently. 
 
 rrlim' moi* ^*- To shine or appear 
 glllll llltJl , faintly. 
 
 frlimr»t!o "• A flash or faint light ; a 
 ^llllipe»t;, transient view. 
 
 glis' ten^ 2Z" "'"''"'" ''"^''"^' '"^ 
 
 rrlit' f r»r "*■ To shine ; to sparkle ; to 
 gin, li^l , gleam. 
 
GOR 
 
 62 
 
 GRA 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 Imperlert darkness ; ob- 
 5 scurity , melancholy 
 
 ^lr;Kri "• A sphere; any round solid 
 glOue, body. 
 
 o-lrkK' M Iqv °- Spherical; formed 
 glOD U Idr, like a sphere 
 
 gloom 
 
 'rl/-»/^r>-i' IT *»• Obscure; melancholy 
 gloom y, cloudy. 
 
 o-ln' r\ fv *'• ^° S'^® ^^°^y *°5 *° 
 glU 1 1 IJ5 extol; to worship. 
 
 <rlo' ri nil<2 **• Noble, illustrious; 
 glO n OUh, excellent. 
 rrirk' r-xr "• Honor; reputation or re- 
 s'^ ^ J mown. 
 
 frlrkcc *''• "^^ make shining; to palli- 
 glU&fc>5 ate ; to explain. 
 rrlrkcc' n rv "■ ^ dictionary of obr 
 ^1U»» «• * J5 scare words. 
 o-L^cc' \r ''■ Shining; reflecting lus- 
 glU&5> y, ter. 
 
 cr]r\in "*■ "^^ shine without flame; to 
 glOM;^ have a heated fancy. 
 
 fflo Mj' inffo «• Shining ; resplendent. 
 
 o O' 
 
 ffloVG, «• A covering for the hand. 
 rvlnf ^'- To cloy ; to saturate ; to over- 
 
 S'^^h fill. 
 
 o-lii' tin on<5 ° "^^^^ sticks, vis- 
 
 glU Llll UUSj cous ; tenacious. 
 rrlnf' fyin "• ^" excessive, vora- 
 glUL tt/llj cious eater. 
 
 0-1 lit' inn 01m ** Addicted to ex- 
 glUL LC/H UU»5 cessive eating. 
 
 o-niirr ed, «• Knotty ; rough. 
 
 orjlJj^Sn vt. Tp grind the teeth in rage. 
 
 <0*naW, vt. To bite off by degrees. 
 
 rr^^^rl ^t. To prick ; to stimulate ; to 
 guau, incite. 
 
 gUttlj pose; aim. 
 
 crorl' lp<S<i "■ l^'^Plo*^^ ; wicked ; athe- 
 
 frrirl' lilr^ o. Like Deity; divine; 
 
 g«JU lltve, supremely good. 
 
 rerxA' I ir «• Good; pious; religious; 
 
 B^" V 5 holy. 
 
 rrrwi' •f/-ki» «• A sweUing or tumor in 
 
 gUl LCr, the neck. 
 
 crnlrl "• "^''^ heaviest and most pre- 
 
 ^UlLlj cious of metals. 
 
 rrriLl' ^^n «• Made of gold; bright; 
 
 gOlU Ml, ijappy. 
 
 <»./\r>' /^/-w lo n. A boat much used in 
 
 gOn aO la, Venice. 
 
 -vi-v/-!/^ a. Not bad ; proper ; wholesome, 
 
 5 VV'J? sound. 
 
 cer\r\r\' \\r «• Fair; graceful; beauti- 
 
 gyyu ly, f^jj . ^,1^, 
 
 frr»rkr]« "• ^^"- Merchandise ; furni- 
 gUUU»j tmg . wares. 
 
 ! ffOl'G* "• Clotted or congealed blood. 
 
 rrnrrfo **'• ^o fill or cram : to glut ; to 
 gUI gl^5 satiate. 
 
 gor'mand,-i,teS= ''"'"■ 
 gor' mand ize, ^;„J,?, -^ ^'-'- 
 
 crna' nt^} "• God's word ; the Chris- 
 gUS [f^l^ tian revelation. 
 
 rpr\cs' oii-k "• Trifling talk ; an idle tat- 
 gU!5 feip, tier 
 
 rrrktVi' i r» «• I" the manner of Goths ; i 
 gUtll It/, antique 
 
 gouge, n- A kind of hollow chisel 
 
 rer\nrta ^^- To scoop out as with a i 
 
 gUUgt;, chisel. 
 
 rrriv' c^vn *''• To rule ; to manage ; 
 
 guv t;i II, to direct. 
 
 <rr\tT^ r^i'n i:»c!o "• ^ female teacher; 
 
 guv t-1 11 t;b»5 a directress. 
 
 gov' ern ment,-;:s™7°wir 
 
 frraPP "■ ^*^'°''« virtue; gentility; 
 gl a,v./t;, beauty ; a short prayer. 
 rrrnrrk' fill "• Handsome; easy; 
 gJ ad^ lUI, beautiful, with dignity. 
 rrran^' locc **• Void of grace or 
 gl dL/C lL.fc»&>5 beauty ; abandoned. 
 rrro rlo" tir»n «• Gradual advance; 
 gra aa llOn, order ; series. 
 
 grade, n. Rank ; degree. 
 
 rrrrj/l' ii q1 «• Done by degrees; 
 gl dU U ai, step by step. 
 
 grad u a" tion, ",.*,S'"'"°- 
 gram'cd,°,„»r"' 
 gran' a ry, ^-^J, 
 
 (Tranrl «• Great, illustrious, high in 
 
 n. A storehouse for 
 
 power. 
 
 Greatness ; state 
 
 p-or (Tf^nu< "• ^os^ly glittering; 
 gUl gf^t/Ub, stately; snowy. 
 
 grand' cur, ^j^S^' 
 
 arnncrf "• •^ farm-house; a lone 
 to* dllgt^, house ; a granary. 
 ^f'riwit vt. To allow , to admit ; to be- 
 gl am, stow. 
 «.f o i-if «• The thing bestowed ; a boon; 
 
 gram, a gift. 
 
 rrr-iri' n lor <^ Like, or consisting 
 
 gran u lar, ^f, grains. 
 
 rrf o rko "• Fruit of the vine growing in 
 
 gl apt., clusters. 
 
 rrrorkVi' i^ a. Well described ; per- 
 
 grapil 1-e, feet ; exact. 
 
 o-rnn' r»l^ '"^- "^'^ ^''^^P ^^^ contest 
 
 gl ap pie;, ,„ close fight. 
 
 OToen '"*■ '^° ^'^'"^ *" '''^^ hand; to 
 
 gl asp, gripe ; to seize. 
 
 OTri«n "■ ^'^^ seizure of the hand, 
 
 gl abp, possession. 
 
 m'Woo »• The common herbage of 
 
 gl aSb, fields, &c. I 
 
 m.ofr/ <^il a. Agreeable ; delicious ; | 
 
 gl aib lUl, thankful. I 
 
 rrfo <-' i ff? «-■'■ To indulge , to humor; ; 
 
 grai 1 ly, to requite. I 
 
 gra' tis, adv. For nothing , freely. 
 
 a. Voluntary; with 
 ou 
 
 gor' gcous ness, cencef Tow! : gra tu' i ty, l^^ 
 
 gra tu 1 tOUS, out reward 
 
 A free gift or re- 
 ft 
 
GRO 
 
 63 
 
 GITL 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, geiu, thin, fhou. 
 
 rrrcivo "• Serious; sober, solemn, 
 gl civt;^ composed. 
 rr»«Q»r' £»1 »''• To cover with gravel or 
 grdV ei, hard sand. 
 
 o-riv' f»l Iv "• ^"" °*" gravel; 
 ^I civ K^l ijj abounding with gravel. 
 <rrnvf»' Iv "^''- Seriously; with a 
 ^I dVt; 1^5 grave air. 
 
 gl dV 1 Ldlt., downward. 
 
 ornv i fn" tinn "• Tendency to 
 gl aV 1 Id llUIl, the center. 
 
 „„_.^ i i\T "• Soberness; serious- 
 gldV 1 tjj ness; weight. 
 
 £^YSiy% «• Mixture of whit-e and black. 
 f^r'nrwr^ ^t. To feed OH grass , to touch 
 
 graze, ijghtiy. 
 
 rri'Q'z' inn- "• The act of feeding on 
 gl aZ ing, grass. 
 
 greaV ness^l,tf '""""' '''''"'''' 
 greed' ilyjfusiy."'"^'''"' ''"*'" 
 
 m-ppH' i nO«;«; "• Eagerness of ap- 
 gl t/tJU 1 11V>»», petite ; voracity. 
 o-rpprl' V "• Eager for; ravenous; 
 gl ecu. J, voracious. 
 
 green' ness,^,;^t7'"^^^^^'""'^ 
 
 rrrOPt vt. To salute ; to 
 5* tJCt, 1,0 address. 
 
 dregs ; floor ; 
 
 o-rnnnrl »«• The earth; 
 
 5* UUIIU, fundamental cause. 
 
 Without reason 
 undation. 
 
 ground' less, J; Z 
 
 ground' work, J JJ'/J^r^ 
 
 ' rrr-X^tr* " A chistcr, & Collection of 
 grOWp, figures. 
 
 rrfX-**?-* v^- To put into a distinct col- 
 grOWp, lection. 
 
 crmv' i^} *'*• To creep on the ground , 
 gl UV ei, to be low-minded 
 
 grov' el ijig, °^„„;;?r?„ea°„". "" 
 
 crrri'Hl ^^' To vegetate , to increase , 
 gl Utt/j to improve. 
 rrfrw^'l "^^ To snarl 
 glUVVJ, dog. 
 
 groicth, ;:• 
 
 DTllVl "' "^^ '^'^ "P '^y ^'^^ roots J to 
 gi UU, destroy by digging. 
 
 o*riirl6"f» **'• To envy one a thing , to 
 D ^O ? give unwillingly. 
 fvrtir\fm «• -An old quarrel ; ill-will ; 
 gl UUgtv, envy 
 
 o-riifF <*• Churlish; harsh, sour of as- 
 gl Ull, pect. 
 
 to grumble as a 
 ad- 
 
 Increase of stature ; 
 ancement ; vegetation 
 
 grega-nouSj-^CIJ""-'" 
 
 i rrr/tif' "• Sorrow; trouble of mind; 
 I g« *ei5 pain. 
 
 gr/eVe, vl. To afflict ; to give pain to. 
 
 griev'ously,;„^-fi;?',"."'"''^"'"- 
 
 .pi-i rvi «• Ill-looking ; rugged ; hideous; 
 gl im, gi.astly. 
 
 *ri«i rvior»£»' "• ^ distortion of the 
 gll IlldCe , face. 
 
 gri mal' kin, :id?al ""'"''''" 
 
 cri'Tnfl *''■ To reduce to powder; to 
 
 gl lliU, oppress. 
 
 orTnrl' <itnnp «• A stone for sharp- 
 
 grinU »tUIlC,ening tools 
 
 arTnP ^^' To hold fast ; to clutch ; to 
 
 gl lp"5 squeeze. 
 
 CTfic' 1 V "• Jli'isous ; frightful ; squal- 
 
 gl l^ 1^, id. 
 
 or let "• ^'"^" ground, or fit for grind- 
 gl IhL, jfjg . provision. 
 
 grit' ty, a Full of hard particles. 
 
 re^Tlyirt ^i- To fetch dcep and heavy 
 
 groan, j,igi,s. 
 
 rrmfwrn "• ^ channel cut in wood or 
 glUUVL., stone. 
 
 ~,./T^^ vi. To feel where one can not 
 gl opt., see. 
 
 ffrOSS, a- Thick , fat ; dull ; stupid. 
 
 trf Field' }\r "^"^ Without delicacy; 
 glU&fe IJ, coarsely. 
 
 o-roQc' TlP«;'iJ "• ^^"* °^ delicacy; 
 gl usa llt^oa, coarseness. 
 
 iiTirl '^'- To lay or fix on the 
 
 mm, giouiid ; to settle. 
 
 grum' h\e^ \\ 
 
 congratulate; ' rr-j^nr-rl *''■ To 
 gWdlU, protect 
 
 . To mutter between 
 e teelii ; to growl 
 watch ; to defend , to 
 
 Defense 
 caution. 
 
 protection ; state 
 
 aHv. In a cautious 
 
 manner. 
 
 gward, Jf 
 gward' ed ly, 
 
 fT-j/nirl' i in "• ^"^ ^'>o ^^^ the 
 
 gadi U 1 dll, care of another. 
 
 rr^/iir-rl' loco °- Without defense; 
 
 g«fdl U it^fefe, without caution. 
 
 CT^/PGG *** To conjecture ; to find out 
 
 ge*Co», by conjecture, 
 i rrtiaai »• ^ visitor ; a stranger enter- 
 I gaebL, tained. 
 
 |gmd'ance,-c11':'^'''""'''" 
 I gmde,5'ucl° "'*''' '"'''' 
 
 groi 
 
 to con- 
 to regulate. 
 o-i/i rlp "• A conductor ; a leader ; one 
 getlUl^, who directs. 
 o-»#Tlr» "■ Fraud; deceitful cunning; 
 gttllC., artifice. 
 
 fi"»/ilo' looo «• Innocent, honest; 
 gMllt; It^&b, free from guile. 
 (xtiW Irk *Vn "• A machine for be- 
 g<eJi JO llll, heading. 
 
 ffWllt. "• Offense ; crime ; fault. 
 
 gwilt' less, ^,nr""* '''"'""* 
 
 cttiWi' -vr ° Culpable; criminal, not 
 
 ga-llL ^, innocent. 
 
 rr^#Tfl«o «• Custom, mode; ,habit , 
 
 gl/lSe, dress. 
 
 rrttii o »•' «■ A Stringed instrument of 
 
 gun ar , n,usic. 
 
 jyi^ir n. A large bay; a recess in the 
 
 gUJi, ocean ; an abyss. 
 
 rrnlf tr <*• Abounding with gulfs or 
 
 6"'^ J? whirlpools. 
 
 mill ^'- To deceive; to defraud; to 
 
 g"l^? cheat. 
 
GYV 
 
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 HAM 
 
 bar, f^ll, what, prgy, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 rrtull "• A person easily cheated ; a sea- 
 gull, bird. 
 
 mil' }of "■ The passage for food into 
 gUl It; I, the stomach; the throat. 
 
 gullibil'ityjSJr"'""": 
 
 fful' ly^ «• -A- sort of ditch or ravine. 
 OPulp n. What is swallowed at once. | 
 
 o-iiln *''• "^^ swallow eagerly with a j 
 gulp, noise. j 
 
 ff urn. »• The viscous juice of trees. | 
 gum' mOUS, |-J.' ^'^^ nature of | 
 rrnm' mv «■ Consisting of gum; full 
 t) J ? of gum. 
 
 criin« "• ^ general name for firearms. 
 
 gun'barrel,^J!;^^'^«"*'^'^°'i 
 
 gun IlCl, sijip-s side. 
 
 ff Un' ner y. >»• science of artlllery. j 
 
 frnn' nino" "• ^^^ °^ shooting with! 
 gUIl ilitl^, a gun. I 
 
 rviii^' cUt\t »• The reach or range of 
 gun bllUt, a gun. j 
 
 rrnf' rr]/> "^^ To fall or gush with; 
 gUr glC, noise. j 
 
 micli "• -^ violent or copious pouring 
 gU&ll, out of liquor. 
 o-iicVi *'^- To pour or rush out violent- 
 
 gust. "• -A. sudden blast or paff of wind. 
 
 fviit.^' ir\ "• The relish of any thing ; a 
 gUfc> LU, liking; taste. 
 
 gust' y, a. Stormy ; tempestuous. 
 
 o-nt' for "• A rain-spout ; a channel 
 gut ItJI , for water. 
 
 gut' tu ral, turlir"'"""^ ''' ''' 
 
 o"»/v "• ^ ^°P® ^° ^^^P ^ ^°^^ steady 
 B J^ in hoisting. 
 
 gUz' Z\e^ vt. To drink greedily. 
 
 gUZ' Zler, «• A toper; a greedy drink. 
 
 gym na' si um, retS'e'xe^cLt' 
 gymnas'tkj^as'iS""^'"'^"' 
 gym nas' tics, SseT''^' '"'" 
 
 gyp' sum, »• The plaster-stone. 
 
 fVv rn" tinn "• '*<^'' '^^ turning 
 gj la uvjii, round. 
 
 gy' ra to ry, a. Moving in a circle. 
 gyre, »• a circle ; a ring ; a turn. 
 
 gyr' o man cy, [;;^>;!"""«'- 
 
 gyve, •t. To fetter ; to shackle. 
 gyve, n, A fetter or cliajn for the legs. 
 
 H. 
 
 Hab'erdasher,^„l,r,rds' 
 ha bil' i ment, Ji^E'" ^ ''""'• 
 
 l-»«K' i* n. Custom; dress; state of a 
 
 nao u, thing 
 
 hab' it a bk, J-JS """' ^' '"' 
 
 liah if a'' tinn " Residence; 
 
 lld-U IL d- llUIl, place of living. 
 
 Ko Kif ' -n ol <"• Become a habit; 
 lia UlL IP cll, customary. 
 
 hab' it ude, ^j- 1.?"' '"''"" ' '^'''' 
 
 lia-^1^ t)/. To hew ; to cut or chop into 
 Ud-tyK, small pieces 
 
 haek'ney,;;:,el? '"''"'"' 
 
 haft. «• The handle of a knife. 
 
 lin ry n- A witch ; an ugly old woman ; 
 
 ""•&? a she-monster. 
 
 lldtl, pour down hail. 
 hail. «• R*'" frozen in falling. 
 hair. »• An integument of the body. 
 
 hair' loss, U^^^'''"'' °^ '"" 
 
 llS/r' V "■ Covered with hair; con- 
 Iiael y, sisting of hair. 
 
 hal' Cy on, a. Placld ; quiet ; calm. 
 
 Lolrt «■ Healthy; strong; hearty; ro- 
 
 naic, bust. 
 
 lia/f, «• A moiety ; an equal part. 
 ha/f Wa?/, fl'^*'- In the middle. 
 liQ II "• "^ large room ; an entrance ; a 
 **Vt*^? court of law. 
 huV ViurAa: n. jylu. Ropes for hoist- 
 Jiai iiai u»5 j„g or lowering suils. 
 
 hal low, i;'^,;^''""'"'""''^ ""'""■* 
 hal lu cin a" tion, t^^^; 
 
 Ko' li-» "• A circle round the sun or 
 
 na lo, ^oon. 
 
 Kolt *'^- To limp; to discontinue to 
 ''f?-^^? march. 
 
 Violf' oi« "■ ^ ^*'P® '^°'' * horse or a 
 iiaiL t-l , malefactor. 
 
 halt'ing4y,;f-'''^"'y=^^"^P'"^- 
 
 hii/vp "'■ '^'^ divide into two equal 
 
 ham' let, «- a iittie vuiage. 
 
 ham' mer, «• a tool to drive nalls. 
 
 ham' mock, Jhip^s.^''"''"' ''"" 
 
 ho nn' t-i^.« «• A large basket ; a kind 
 
 nani pt.r, of fetter. 
 
 hum' wc^r *''• '^'^ perplex; to em- 
 lldin pCI , barrass. 
 
H AR 
 
 65 
 
 HAV 
 
 book, dove, Pull, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, {hou. 
 
 lia rm "* ^^^^ ' injury ; damage ; mis- 
 
 It H r m ^*' '^'^ ^^^^ i to injure ; to dam- 
 
 Korrvi' loc« " Innocent; unhurt; 
 lldl III lt.&5, jiot lustful. 
 hnr mnn' i-r "• ^^^lating to har- 
 lld,r IIlUIl l-t-j mony; musical.- 
 
 harmo'nious,«,,';tg?^S,r 
 har'monIze,5'„e^°„p;Ss'" 
 
 VihV mrk nv " Concord of sound 
 Ilcil mU II J 5 or sentiment. 
 Kor-i-k »»• -A. musical instrument; a 
 Ildrp, ]yre. 
 
 Ildr JJOUIl , strike whales. 
 n3.r Py^ **• -^^^y rapacious animal. 
 
 Vi Q r ' r r» vir ^^- ''"^ break the clods ; to 
 
 lUll 1 UW^ Jay waste ; to disturb. 
 
 VinrcVi **• Sharp; austere, rough; 
 
 lld.1 fell^ morose. 
 
 lior«ll' Iv '"^"- Austerely; roughly; 
 
 IiaiMl 1^5 violently. 
 
 VidrcVi' n^cc "• toughness to the 
 
 lldl Ml llt^OO^ par; sourness. 
 
 l-kQf' vrkcf "• I"*'® t'*"^ of reaping; 
 Ild.1 VCfetj ripe grain. 
 
 har' vest, f^- '^'^ ^^"p '^"^ ^*''^"' 
 har' vest home, tJ^l!^^^ 
 
 ViQcVl ***• "^o mince : to cut into small 
 IldMl, pieces. 
 
 haste. »>• Speed ; hurry ; expedition. 
 
 Vine' //>n *"' "^^ quicken; to urge 
 
 lld,S3 tC'Il, on , to hurry. 
 
 Vine' f i Iv '^^- Hurriedly; rashly, 
 
 lido Ll IJ , with speed. 
 
 l-kQCif ' V "• D""6 i" haste , quick ; pas- 
 
 lldbt J, sionate. 
 
 l-,„f „U vt. To produce young from 
 
 IldtUll, eggs . to plot 
 
 hatch' et, n. a mtle ax. 
 
 y^nfc* wr To detest , to abhor ; to abom- 
 
 lldlt, jjiate, 
 
 lio' f»«^:»rl "• fireat dislike ; enmity; 
 
 lid ircu, iii.wiu. 
 
 U^f^^ A,l o. Odious; malevolent; 
 Ildtt; lUI, malignant. 
 
 hnnrr7»' ti Iv '"^''- Proudly; lofti- 
 naUg^ri ll l^, jy. with contempt. 
 
 Viniil v<- To pull; to drag by vio- 
 lldUl, lence. 
 
 hawnch,rJl;fp^^'^'^^'*^'"'^"'^ 
 
 Via-jinf »'• To frequent, to visit in- 
 lldM^Ill, trusiveiy. 
 
 ha^^nt'ed,Red."*^' ''''"' '°*' 
 
 linvf* *'• ''^^ possess ; to hold ; to en- 
 
 Ko' ^r^r, «• A. harbor , an asylum ; a 
 nd veil, shelter 
 
 U„-./ „ -,U n. Devastation; waste, 
 UdV UtyK, destruction. 
 
 hnm' Qtrino- **• '^^ '*'"® bycut- 
 Ildlll Siriilg, ting a tendon. 
 
 linnrl "• ^h^ Palm witii the fingers ; a 
 lldllU, measure of four inches. 
 U _ „ J vt. To give ; to pass to another 
 lldllU, by hand. 
 
 hand' «uft; "^rist. '''''''"' '''" 
 
 hnnrl' .<?nflf* ** ^o confine the 
 IldllU ■t.UU, hands by shackles. 
 
 hand' ful, J, *^,rp?" """""' 
 hand'i'iy,?^,^"'"''^'"'""''"- 
 
 U„,t' r}\^> «''• To feel with the hand ; 
 lldll UJ6, to treat of. 
 
 hand' some,?,, f:;;;^!f; "«-"■ 
 hand' some lj,^e°„cS'^,r/'""'- 
 hand' y, ?„,''°'"'>'' '=<"»"'»'<'■" • """• 
 
 Kr,»^rr ^^- To suspend; to choke; to 
 Ildllg, put to death. 
 h Q r» rr' 1 r» rT<F '»• Ornaments of silk, 
 lldllg 111^^ &.C., hung against walls 
 
 hang' man, l.f" ^'''''^ execution. 
 
 hank, »»• a skein of thread or yarn. 
 
 hctnh' Of ^i- To long for; to covet 
 IldllK tr, eagerly. 
 
 Fortune ; accident ; chance ; a 
 5 casual event. 
 
 Vinv' 5»rrl "• ^^^^ chance; 
 lldZ dru, accident. 
 f Iriocs <*• Unfortunate ; unhappy; 
 A^»»5 luckless. 
 |-»ii\' ■r»^>r» ^»- To fall out; to come 
 lldp pt;il, to pass. 
 
 hap' pi ly, f " Prosperously 
 
 hap, 
 hap 
 hap 
 
 hap 
 hap 
 har angw6j'. 
 
 . . for- 
 unately. 
 Ml nfiicc "• Felicity ; good for- 
 pi llt/S5&, tune. 
 ' rwr "■ Prosperous ; propitious ; 
 PJ5 lucky. 
 
 n. A public speech , 
 an oration. 
 l-iiir' 10C3 »''• To weary; to fatigue; 
 iiai a&a, to vex. 
 
 har'bingcr,J„*„';;,'ir"8"^'' 
 
 hH r' linr "'* entertain ; to shel- 
 
 Viof' Krvn «• -A. shelter for ships; a 
 Ildr UOr, port, a haven. 
 
 a. Close ; compact ; difficult ; 
 
 severe. 
 ha rd' ■^" *'■ "^^ make hard or obdu- 
 
 liard. 
 
 en 
 
 5 rate. 
 
 hard' heart ed, ^rawr' ' "'"'" 
 hard' i hood, Jid^tT'"'"' ' '"''" 
 
 lini'/^l' Iv <"^"' With difficulty, ©p- 
 ildl U IJ, pressively. 
 horrl' i-»/3ot:< »■ Firmness ; obduracy; 
 lldru IlUbb, harshness. 
 
 hard' ship, J.„^r^'^''^">'°^^' ^*- 
 hare' brain ed, ^etTS'^'tliS" 
 
HE A 
 
 66 
 
 HEN 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 hciwk. n- A voracious bird of prey. 
 hawk, '-It- To cry goods for sale. 
 
 hawk' ey ed, f-oJ!"^*"^ * ^^"" 
 
 hai/» "• Grass dried in the sun. 
 
 haz' ard, ;^S. ^"^"^^ '" '""^^' 
 
 naZ ard OUSj dangerous. 
 haZG* "• ^ thick fog or mist. 
 ha' Zy, a- Misty ; foggy ; dark. 
 
 IlcMU., j.g(.j . tQ oppose. 
 VlPZ/rl «• The part of the body that con- 
 IltJtfcU, tains the brains ; the top. 
 hp/rrl' lpfi;«5 "• Without a head ; pre- 
 iiC/M/^j. x^ocjj cipitate ; inconsiderale. 
 
 head' long, i,T,ln: ''''''''''''''' 
 he«d'strong/,,,^eSr^"" 
 
 he<2d' Wai/, « Act of adv 
 
 VlP/?! "'■ '^° '^^'^^ * wound ; 
 
 ancing. 
 to recon- 
 
 cile. 
 
 heal' ing, E 
 
 U„„lfU n. Soundness of body; free 
 
 nemin, dom fro 
 
 Servinc 
 ild ; gentle 
 
 to cure ; 
 
 saniUve. 
 
 m disease. 
 
 hedth'ful, ?„.™^^°"^^' ^^^^- 
 he«lth'y^Sess.""^ ''''''""""'"" 
 
 VkBrrn "• ^ P'^^ ' a cluster ; an accu- 
 
 llt!a.p5 mulation. 
 
 ViBz-fVi *''• To lay or pile up ; to accu- 
 
 lltjap, nmlate. 
 
 Vio/rr *'• To receive sounds by the 
 
 IIUM-I , ear ; to listen to. 
 
 h5,.„/ ||-|0. n. Sense by which sounds 
 tJMI J^l'^^ are perceived ; audience. 
 vi. To listen ; to give 
 ear to. 
 
 n. Report ; rumor ; com- 
 mon talk. 
 
 heark' en, 
 hear' sa^/, 
 
 hearse. «• -a. carriage for the dead. 
 
 Vl/>h'rt "• '^^® ^'*^^ part; courage; 
 JlCtll t, spirit . affection ; love. 
 
 heart' brok en, ^ne?"'^''^ '"^ 
 
 heart' felt, a. Felt deeply; sincere. 
 
 U^X~fU n. The floor of a chimney; 
 Ilcai 111, place for a fne. 
 h^'dft' i Iv <*'^"- Fully; sincerely; 
 llCai t 1 lj5 from the heart. 
 Vi^jirf Ipgcj "• ^old ; without cour- 
 llCai L lt.»», age ; spiritless. 
 h/'arf' V "■ H^^^i^-'^y i strong; sin- 
 
 US/^f «'• To warm ; to jnake hot ; to 
 IIUML, agitate. 
 
 ViEirt^ f hcin " A worshiper of false 
 lltJM UltJll, gojjs . a pagan. 
 
 h.eaVe, ^t. To throw; to hft ; to raise. 
 
 To insult ; to bluster , 
 threaten. 
 
 U^^,,/ rf7T» «• The firmament; resi- 
 niU\ C-n, dence of the blessed. 
 Vip/7v' ^n Iv "• Resembling heav- 
 liuav CrU ly, en. celestial. 
 
 heav' en ward,?/"^^"^*^^^^^" 
 
 heav'ily,?;^riy "'"""'""'''''" 
 heav'iness,"„>d;'w^Sr°' 
 
 U^^.tfit' -iiTkiT «• A motion of the heart . 
 neaV mg, apanUng. 
 fiP^v' V «■ Weighty; dejected; 
 iiKPuy J, drowsy. 
 
 he€'atomb,3„1?i|?r"""'"' 
 
 hia/>' f 1/? ''• Consumptive; troubled 
 n^X^ Llt:^, withjL morbid heat 
 
 he€' tor, T, 
 
 hoorl ^*- To beware ; to mind ; to at- 
 llbtiU, tend to. 
 
 heed* "• care ; attention ; caution. 
 
 linorl' loco «• Careless; inatlen- 
 liV^CU ll^&O, tive ; negligent. 
 
 heel, n. The back part of the foot. 
 he^l ' er, »»• a young cow. 
 
 hpirrhf' rr\ ^'*- To raise ; to exalt. 
 IWl^fll CU, (See highlen.) 
 hpir ^"""^ "• ^"^ ^'*'* inherits by law, 
 ilUH, a successor. 
 
 heir' less, l^Cf^ " ^""^"^ "° 
 
 hel len' iC-, a. Pertaining to Greece. 
 
 U^V wi^f «• A covering or armorfor 
 Iiei lilt. I, tiie head. 
 
 hel' met ed, a.Wearingahelmet 
 
 helms' man, "ve?set"'" ''"" ' 
 
 help. vt. To aid ; to assist ; to support. 
 
 Vi ol n "• Aid ; succor ; assistance ; sup- 
 ni>ip, port. 
 
 help' till, ^fj^^' ^^^'^ ^""^'^ ' "''■ 
 help'ing,f,;pSr'''°^^'^'^'«^ 
 
 Viplr^' 1<^:>ca "■■ Feeble; without as- 
 Ilt;ip lt.fe&>, sistance ; destitute. 
 
 nelp mate, companion, 
 n. An ax-handle. 
 
 helve, 
 
 Hpm" *''■ "^^ inclose ; to surround ; to 
 ilt;lll, close with a hem. 
 VlPm "• '^*^® e^ge of a garment folded 
 '*^**'5 down and sewed. 
 
 hem' is phere, «• iiaif agiobe. 
 hem is pher' ie, a.Haifround. 
 hemp, 
 
 n. A plant of which ropes are 
 made. 
 
 hen, «• The female of any bird. 
 hence, «<^v- Away ; at a distance. 
 
HES 
 
 67 
 
 HIN 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 A name common to numerous 
 ants. 
 
 hence' forth, f,?;,V,r """""' 
 hen' heart ed, t.S,""'"'' ""• 
 hep' ta gon, l,;^^;^' ""'" 
 hep' tare/* y, l^'iTZT"' "' 
 
 hnr' nlH "• ^"® ^^^ proclaims, a 
 IltJI dlii^ precursor. 
 
 her' aid i€, tidr'y"'''"^"^ *' ''"" 
 
 her'aldry,:hlilir"''^'=''' 
 
 Aerb, J, 
 
 herb a" ceous, f/erb?.'^''^"^ '° 
 
 hnrW n<ro "• "^"^^^ generally; 
 /f-^^i tj o,^V'^ grass ; pasture. 
 
 herW al ist, Serbs'""" ''"'"^ '" 
 
 ^erb' less, Sarren""^ "' ''''''' 
 her ^U' le an, -Laborious or dir- 
 
 U^„J n. A company of cattle , a drove, 
 
 Iiei U, a flock. 
 
 U-^„J vt. To associate, to put into a 
 
 Ilt/1 U, herd ^ to flock together. 
 
 herds' man, 1,^' ^*^° ^^"^^ 
 
 here, o*^"- I"^ this place ; in this state 
 
 hi^rfy 'iii\^ <ir '"^"- ^^^^^ '•^'^ time; 
 iici c ait ci , j„ a future state. 
 
 here by', °„tan^ ""^' " ""' 
 hered'itary,LSre*'"' 
 
 hes'i tate, Sdluy""" ■''''""" 
 
 hfie: i f o" f irkn " ^ doubt ; inter- 
 Ilt;» 1 ta llUIl, mission of speech. 
 KckM7 "'• f o cut with an ax ; to chop ; 
 new, to labor. 
 
 Vk^y' a rrr»n " ^ figure with six 
 nCA d gun, e^jual sides. 
 
 hex ag' on al, tldeT""^ "'''"''''"■' 
 hexam'eter, ?eet/''''°^'''' 
 
 fii l' tnti "• -*" opening; a breach, 
 111 a LU&, an aperture. 
 
 hi hern' al, «• Relating to winter. 
 
 Viirl' rl/>r» PP- Concealed ; covered , 
 lllU Ut;n, out of view. 
 Viirlo "' To conceal ; to cover; to lie 
 lllUU, iiid from view. 
 
 hide, «• The skin of an animal, 
 
 hid' e ous, f/orSr''^"^' ^"^'''^"'' 
 hid'eousness,r„,SoSs''* 
 
 hie, »i. To hasten ; to go quickly. 
 
 hi'erarcA,;'e?L%er!"°'"-'"' 
 hi e ro glyph' ie, -..^^S'-' 
 
 111 o-L <»• Tali ; iofty ; elevated , proud; 
 nign^ exorbitant. 
 
 hi^^'flot/;n,-frL^-^^^^^^^ 
 high' land, l^^^ty. '"^""^^'"""^ 
 
 hi «■/*' land er, » a mountaineer. 
 
 hpr' r» «av "• ^'"'"'" ^"^ religion, an V.To'/*' Iv "'^''- Proudly; arrogantly, 
 lid ^ ''J 5 opinion not orthodox. **^^'«' V 5 in a great degree. 
 
 ViC^r' f» fi.«? "• *^"^ w''^ ^"'^ i" ^®-l hirt-/*' notjo «• Elevation ; dignity 
 ntJI C Lit., ligious faitli. 1 ni^/* IlttsS, of nature ; a title 
 
 he ret' ie al, ^^yl^^'^^'"^ '° ^"- 
 here wif h', adv. with uus. 
 
 her' it a ble, JerSf ™*^ ^' - ' 
 
 Vif^r' i fnrTO n. An estate derived by 
 
 111.1 1 tdgiv, inheritance. 
 
 her' mit "■ ^ solitary, devout per- 
 
 her' mit age, Sermu. * — "''* 
 
 Up' |,.^ n. An illustrious person ; a 
 
 lie 1 U, ijrave warrior. 
 
 Krk fi-v' 1^ «• Brave; noble; excel- 
 
 ne ro i-e, ^^^^ . ^^^^ 
 
 hp ro' i^ nl Iv '"^" Bravely; as 
 IKiv 1 U li> d.1 1^, becomes a hero. ' 
 
 her' O ine, n a female hero. 
 
 her' O ism, «-^Act.s or qualities of a 
 
 her' on, «• a large water-/0wl, 
 
 hfkf' f\r\ -v "• A place where herons 
 lltr on J, breed. 
 
 hp«' i tan r>v "• ^°^^^ ; uncer- 
 
 IICS 1 Lail L/_y, tainty; suspense 
 
 fii /Tifet' d>Y\ "'• To raise ; to elevate; 
 lll^/*t C;il, to improve. 
 
 hig-Ath,hi^/tt,-,^|f:f-:'"'- 
 hi^A'wai/',;„,*/;rK"°"'^'' 
 hi^A' way' man, l,V^^ZiS. 
 
 hi lur' 1 f V "• Gayety ; cheerful- 
 Ill ld-1 1 LJ, nessj j^irth 
 
 hill, »• An elevated or rising ground 
 
 hil' lo-pk "* ^ ^*"^® ^'^* ' * '*'^^^' ^^" 
 
 hill' V "■ Abounding in hills , unequal 
 mil J, in surface 
 
 hilt, n. The handle of a sword. 
 hilt' ed, a- Furnished with a hilt 
 
 llin' rl«i« ^^- To stop; to obstruct; 
 11111 Ut>l , to impede. 
 
 hind er, o. On tlie backside or rear. 
 
 hin'dpranrp ». An impediment; 
 11111 Ut;i anCC, an obstruction 
 V»inrr« vt. To hang or turn, as upon a 
 lllllgt., binge 
 
HOL 
 
 68 
 
 HOO 
 
 bar, fall, whg,t, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 u;_~x.£. «. A joint on which a door 
 Iimgt?, turns. 
 
 bint *"■ ^° allude to; to give notice 
 lllllL^ of ; to bring to mind. 
 
 hint* "• An intimation ; a suggestion. 
 1^\y\ i». a joint of the thigh ; lowness of 
 ^**r5 spirits. 
 
 hip' pish. a. Dejected ; melancholy. 
 hir6. vt. To engage a thing for pay. 
 
 hire' less, ^JS""^^^'^^' ""'^^- 
 
 n. One who serves for 
 5 Wc 
 
 hire' Hng 
 
 bice ^- '^^ imitate a goose, in con- 
 HlfeS>5 tempt. 
 
 bie trk' ri nn "• ^""^ versed in, or 
 111» LU 11 ail, a writer of, history. 
 his tor' ie al; J^^ertaimng to lus- 
 
 bic' trkrv "--^ narrzUiion of facts or 
 lllO l\J I y^ past events. 
 
 his tri on' ie, ^r Sn "^ "" ''^^' 
 
 UJi vt. To strike a mark; to clash; to 
 »**''5 succeed. 
 
 V^\f n. A stroke or blow; a lucky 
 **^*''5 chance- 
 hitch, f <• To catch hold of by a hook. 
 hith' er. a^v. To tlus place. 
 
 hifh'erto,^';,/"""''™^''^^^ 
 
 bTvf> "• ^ house or place for bees ; a 
 
 ***'*^J company. 
 
 ViFirtfA n- A concealed treasure ; a 
 
 llUarU, hidden stock. 
 
 Vi7\nrA '''• To amass and lay up ; to 
 
 liUMl U, lay up privily. 
 
 hoflrse, ^oic^'e'""^ ^^''"^'^• ''^^^ 
 
 bo/7r«if^' Iv o^"- Roughly ; deeply ; 
 11UU.1 ot; ij , ^jth a harsh voice. 
 l-»K^»»' xr <*• Gray-headed ; covered 
 llOar ^5 with frost. 
 
 hottX. vt. To impose on ; to deceive. 
 
 bri/7Y "• An imposition ; a trick ; a 
 IIUMA, deception. 
 
 hob' ble, vt- To go lamely ; to limp. 
 
 hob' by, ^hje^t^"'"""^' '^ '"'"'' 
 
 l,„ _]_ n. The small end of a ham; 
 IlU-eK, German wine. 
 
 hod, "• A tray used by bricklayers. 
 
 Viri/> *'• To cut ; to dig or clear from 
 llUc, weeds. 
 
 nogs IieaU, three gallons. 
 U„*^ rl^>r» "• An awkward, ill-bred 
 llOl UCTIl, country girl. 
 
 hoist, vt. To heave or lift up. 
 U/^IJ v<. To lay hands on ; to keep ; to 
 IIUIU, retain. 
 
 power; 
 
 bn' 1l n<icc "• Sanctity; piety; the 
 
 IIU 11 llUfeb, pope's title. 
 
 bnl' }r\tn «• Excavated; empty; de- 
 
 llUl iua7, ceitful. 
 
 hol' low?, -^-^I^o make hollow; to ex- 
 
 hol' low? heart ed,2iiSoS^^ 
 hol' low ness, r,oiiow.^ ""^ '''"^ 
 
 hols' ter "• ^ ^^'® ^°'^ * horseman's 
 
 brk' Iv **• Sacred; pure; divine; im- 
 ^ V? maculate. 
 
 hol' i day, ^ifth^*''"^ s^'^yetyand 
 horn' age, ^peS"'^' ^^^^^'^^ '"• 
 
 bomp "■ ^^"^^'^ ^^'^ house or coun- 
 
 Bred at home ; 
 artless. 
 
 retain. 
 n. A SI 
 a lurking place. 
 
 brilfl "■ ^ support ; custody ; 
 
 home' bred, ;,ain 
 
 bomp' fplt °' ^^^^ within one's 
 nonie leil, ^elf ; private. 
 
 home' less, c- Destitute of a home. 
 
 Vi?\r»i/i' ]\T "■• Unadorned; not ele- 
 llUlllt; ly, gant . plain. 
 
 home'made, Lnfe'iy^ '' ^''"'' 
 
 h6me' ward, adv. Toward home. 
 
 horn' i ci dal, S;,?;^^'^^ • '"^^^"'^ 
 
 bom' 1 riHp " Manslaughter; a 
 IlOm 1 ClUt., murderer. 
 Virkm' 1 \\T "• A sermon; a plain dis- 
 llUlll 1 ly, course. 
 
 ho mo ge' ne OUS, -an^e'iitur^e' 
 brinp "■ ^ stone to sharpen knives 
 llUllt;, and razors on. 
 /»r-kn' pcf- <*• tJood ; just; upright; 
 #^wll COL, virtuous. 
 
 ^on'estly, jSeiy^^"^""'"' ''"* 
 
 haw* f^<9.i V "• Sincerity; upright- 
 /tUll Cfel y, „ess . truth. 
 
 brin' PV "• The sweet substance 
 llUll Uy, made by bees. 
 KXk»' *-»tr ^/^l a. Sweet ; covered with 
 noil ey eU, honey. 
 
 h6n'eymoon,Jiir4lr""' 
 
 /»nn' nr "• R^'spect ; dignity ; rev- 
 /euil \Jl , erence ; virtue. 
 T%r^r\* f^-w' t>/. To reverence; to esteem; 
 noil or, to value. 
 
 Aon' or a blc, iJ^f^'Stt " 
 
 l»f\r\' r\v> Q t»xr a- Done or instituted 
 nOn or d. ry, m honor r 
 
 )^on'orless,SfSnor.""''"'' 
 
 hood, «• A covering for the head. 
 
 hood' wink, SJervT''""""'" 
 
 1_ -^Z* n. The horny part of a horse's 
 llOOl, foot. 
 
 IK. n. A bent piece of iro» or other 
 HOOK, metal, or wood. 
 
 I: 
 
HOU 
 
 69 
 
 HUR 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 U _ -.U vt. To catch ; to fasten ; to in- 
 nOOK, snare. 
 
 hook' ed, J„^r'' '''"'"' ^'"'" 
 
 U ^^n "• A baiKi of wood or iron round 
 
 nOOp, a barrel. , 
 
 hoot' ing, -^Contemptuous shout. 
 
 |_ „ „ vt. To leap on one leg ; to walk 
 nop, lamely. 
 
 hope* ^'t- To expect with desire. 
 i Ufxr^fi «• Expectation ; trust ; confi- 
 '*'-'P^5 dence in a future event. 
 
 ! hope' ful, Tsinr'"' ^"P^'P'""- 
 jiiope' less, ^^f °"^ ^"^P* • ^^ 
 
 ! ho' ral, «• Relating to an hour. 
 horde, «• a clan ; & migratory crew. 
 
 hnr i ynn' fnl « Parallel to the 
 or 1 ZOn lai, horizon ; level. 
 ham "■ ■*■ ^^^^ pointed substance on 
 I ^* ••? the heads of some animals. 
 l-fc/\fri' IT <*• Made of horns: callous; 
 IJUril J, hard. 
 
 I ho rol' O gy, I^^J" ^^ measuring 
 
 t hr»r' fi Kl^ «• Hideous ; frightful ; 
 
 llUl 1 1 UlC;, ghastly. 
 i hor' ri bly, «^rf-I>readfully ; fright- 
 I hr»f' rirl <'• Hideous j dreadful ; enor- 
 
 hr^r riT' ix» "• Causing fright or 
 llUl 1 H It/, horror. 
 
 ; kirki*' i«r»r» "• Terror mixed with de- 
 IlUr I UI , testation. 
 
 horse' man, ;idi„^"« »^"'«^ ^" 
 
 hose, TeatheT^'"^'' * ^°"^ ^'^' ""^ 
 
 hos'pitabk,-,^;",^,^^-'^'^^ 
 ;hospital'ity,:J4^-s'^"^y^<' 
 \ hos' tage, J;,^^ ^^^^ '^^ p^*^« ^'^ 
 
 i hrict' ^cc "• Mistress of an inn ; a 
 I IIOSL eS^», landlady. 
 
 ! hos' tile, ^4"'"""^^^ • "^^ '^'^ ^"- 
 j hos til' i ty, Ld^"""'*^' ''^^" ^*" 
 
 I hot, a- Ardent ; eager ; vehement. 
 
 hot' he«d ed, LnT.'''''* ' ^"" 
 
 hoUffh '^^^^ "■ '^'^® lower part of the 
 
 hnur "• Twenty-fourth part of a day ; 
 #e-wui , sixty minutes. 
 Aoiir' Iv "• I^one every hour; fre- 
 nuui ly^ quent. 
 
 house, «• Place of abode ; home. 
 house, ^helJen^"' ""*^" ''°''^'' *° 
 
 house' hold, Jefhir"'' """'"^ *^" 
 
 hov' el **■ ^ "**** *""* • * *^**^ ^ *^*'' 
 
 Vir\v' f»r *"■ To flutter or fly over; to 
 IIUV ^* 5 hang overhead. 
 
 howl, vt. To cry like a d<Jg or wolf. 
 
 hub' bub, jJoT"^'' "P^°"'^°"- 
 hud' die, ?isedfy."°'^^ *'''"^' '""* 
 
 lin/> "• Color; tint 
 iiUt/, legal pursuit. 
 
 dye ; clamor ; a 
 
 Vtiirr *<• To be tender of; to embrace 
 '*"6^ closely. 
 
 Viiicrn *- I'*''?® J high; vast; enor- 
 llUgt;, mous. 
 
 huge' Jy, adv. Immensely; largely. 
 
 hulk, «• The body of a ship. 
 
 Vinll "• The body^f a vessel ; a shell 
 
 null, or husk. 
 
 nUm, lo^ . to deceive. 
 
 vi. To buzz like a bee ; to sing 
 
 low ; to deceive. 
 Viii' mon "• Having the qualities of 
 IIU llldll, a man. 
 hll mnnPk' "• Courteous; kind; 
 iiu iiJdlic; , compassionate. 
 
 hu man' ity,"„ Joiner" ^'"- 
 
 hum' ble, o. Modest ; lowly-minded. 
 hum' bk, S'j;;;° «"W"«^ t° bring 
 
 Viiim' Kiirr *''• To impose upon ; to 
 llUlll UUg, deceive. 
 
 hum' bug, Jos^o?*"^''"'" • *" '"" 
 hu' mer al, ^^orider"""'^ '' '"* 
 
 hu' mid, Jery*"'^ 
 
 moist ; wet ; wa- 
 
 1 V 5 ure 
 
 n. AVetness ; moist- 
 
 hu mid' 
 
 hu mil' i ate, Jl'^Jbie""*''" ^""^ "' 
 
 hu mil' i ty, leir'""""" ' '"**''" 
 
 Vin' mr\-r "• Temper of mind ; fancy, 
 IIU UlUl, ^him. 
 
 hu' mOr, vt. To indulge ; to gratify. 
 
 hu' mor ous, ?y fjocufaf **"*"'" 
 
 humn "■ ^ protuberance ; a crooked 
 
 Vinn" crckf "• -A- craving for food; 
 
 null ^t?l, eager desire. 
 
 KiiTi" crf\T "• '" want of food; 
 
 nun gry, greedy. 
 
 Viiinf *''• To chase wild animals ; to 
 
 nuilt, pursue. 
 
 Vitifl *'' To whirl ; to throw with vio- 
 
 **"* h lence. 
 
 hUr VVJl\ interj. A shout of triumph. 
 
 hur'ri<^ane,:tem^;eir'''"™^ 
 
 hiir' f v *■'• To hasten , to move hur- 
 "' * J7 riedly. 
 
 hur ry, »•• Hasty motion ; tumult. 
 
H YS 
 
 70 
 
 IGN 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 n. Bribe to secre- 
 
 U<-i..4- « Harm; injury; wrong; mis- 
 
 nuri, chief. 
 
 1 X vt. To injure; to wound; to 
 
 llUrij damage. 
 
 linrt' {11! alfjurions; pernicious; 
 IlUl I IUI5 mischievous. 
 
 hurt' fill ly,°*„i;"'"'>"''>'' 
 
 hus' band, »• a married man. 
 
 hiis'band^rotTir^"''''^"'""'' 
 bus' band man^^ork^Jnafa";!;; 
 hus'bandry,?;4L"'^"""'^ 
 
 r K vt. To make still or silent ; to 
 
 hush' mon ey, 
 
 u,_„l_ n. The outer coat of corn or 
 
 "USsK, fruits. * 
 
 L, r. t)<. To strip off the outward coat 
 
 nUSK, or integument 
 
 K.-T^lr' i nti.c'C! ".Hoarseness ; state 
 
 nUSK 1 IiefeS, of being ijusky. 
 
 l_ K.f V "• Abounding in husks ; dry; 
 
 IIUSK J, hoarse 
 
 bus Sar\ *•• -^ ^'"^ °^ horse soldier 
 1 ; ffiv "" ■* sorry, bad, or worthless 
 
 nUs ®J5 woman. 
 
 bus' tie* f ' To shake together. 
 
 K X n. A little cottage or hovel ; a 
 
 IlUl, mean abode. 
 
 buz Za\ » -^ shout of triumph or joy 
 1 # rlrJi "■ ^ hundred-headed mon- 
 
 bv' drO 2Gn« « inflammable air. 
 
 hydropho'bia,:at?r"'^°' 
 
 by 2C' ian, « Relating to health. 
 
 hymene'al,-J-^»'"'"^ " 
 
 KArm-M "• A spiritnal aong , a song of 
 IiyiII/«5 praise 
 
 hym' ni^, a. Relating to hymns. 
 
 hyperbo'rean,2„,5'"""'™' 
 hy per crit' i«, -^. """•"" 
 hyp o ehon' dri ii, ^hoij"""" 
 hypoe'risy,;;e"r"""'""'"' 
 hyp'o€rite,-,iJ,„trr"'" 
 hypo«rit'i€al,?Jr'""''' 
 
 hypoth'e«ate,J|J°„Pp»,X' 
 
 by' son. « a fine green tea. 
 
 hvG f «^r' 1^ nl " Troubled with 
 iljo ttiyi Ifj «-»7 nervous affections. 
 
 hyster'i€s,"„J:'„V -"""""' 
 
 ICC« «• Water congealed by frort. 
 
 ir»f» *''• To cove'r with ice or frosting, 
 
 IVyt?, as cake. 
 
 ipp' hprP" ?*• -A. mountain of floating 
 
 ice' bird* » a bird in Greenland. 
 
 H^i^ liuusc, summer. 
 
 i' ^/li^f ». A thin, waiery humor, from 
 
 1 -t//*01 5 ulcers. 
 
 i€/tthyol'ogy,S„,fr""'. 
 
 i' ni .*»l/> "• Trickling water frozen 
 1 CI ■kjit'y and hanging down. 
 
 i'ciness^rey"'''' "''""'""'' 
 
 i' Cinff* «■ A kind of frosting for rake. 
 'f -»_. a. Cold ; covered with ice ; full 
 
 * *^J5 of ice. 
 
 • J „/ y . n. Conception ; thought ; im- 
 1 ilU dj agination. 
 
 1 Ac\' nl ^'^ Mental, visionary; con- 
 1 lit? dl, ceived 
 
 i den' tie al, a. That is the same. 
 
 iden'tify,i-Je'^P'-^^«^°'«^'« 
 
 i den' ti ty, » sameness. 
 
 \f\' 1 r» nv "• Imbecility of mind; 
 
 lU 1 U I-/J5 want of understanding. 
 
 id' i Om« n. Peculiar mode of speech. 
 
 iri' i ^* "A natural fool ; a change- 
 lU 1 Ul, ling. 
 
 id i Ot' ic, « stupid ; foolish. 
 
 'f ,11^ a. Unemployed ; worthless ; la- 
 
 i' dl^« »*• To spend time inactively. 
 
 i'dlcness,ry'^°^'^'"^^^'"^y''*'^- 
 
 \' A\xT «<i"- I-azily; without activity; 
 
 1 *JV 5 foolishly. 
 
 i' ^/-vl w. An image worshiped as a 
 
 1 aoi, god. 
 
 idol'ater,;gef ''''"°''"' 
 i dol' a trous, rry"""" '° ''''" 
 idol'atry,:ge?^"""''^°'™- 
 
 i' rlr^l i'^o »''• To worship; to doat 
 
 1 tlOl l^t^5 upon. 
 
 ifr' nfk nii« <*• <^ontaining fire ; emit- 
 
 Ig ne OUb, ting fire. 
 
 :^ ^l^ -fV.*' .1 .1^ n. A kind of me- 
 
 Ig niS tat U us, ^eor ; a delusion 
 
 iff nTte'« »* To klndle ; to set on fire. 
 ig ni' ti ble, « Easily set on fire. 
 
 io- ni" <inn "• '^^^ °'" •''"^Img or 
 Ig ni llUIl, setting on fire. 
 
 \ 
 
1MB 
 
 71 
 
 I MM 
 
 book, dove, full; use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 a. Of mean birth 
 ■worthless. 
 
 base. 
 
 ig no' bl^, 
 
 ignoniin'ious,:,.Sr'"^' 
 jig'nominy,rep^rrr"'^™^' 
 
 ig no ra' nms, fow" ''""""' ^''' 
 I ig' no ranee, J,,^*"' '' ^"^"^■ 
 
 ig'norant,:te''"'^*^"'^' ''''''" 
 
 ill, a. Sick ; unwell ; not in health. 
 
 il lab' orate, Sor'^^"^ "^^^°°' ^"- 
 
 ille' gal, ^^st""""''"''" '*"''"'" 
 illegal'ity,rn4r °''""^ 
 
 ille' gaily, ?,V'""' '"*"''" 
 il leg' i bl^, JeaJ*"' '"' ""' '' 
 ille git' i mate, Case""'''"'"'' 
 
 illib'eral,-an1iT''^'""''""" 
 
 il lie' it, a. Unlawful , not allowed. 
 
 illim'itable, r.ecT"''"''"^''"- 
 
 il lit' r^f »»to " '^^f ^i'^'® knowl- 
 11 111 t.r d-lt., edge; untaught. 
 
 mm'fnrn "• Ilabilual rnalero- 
 Ild LU-I «:>, jence ; peevishness. 
 
 m' nooo "• Sickness ; disease ; weak- 
 llt;S»S>, ness 
 
 il lr»rr' ir» il " Contrary to rules of 
 II lUg Ity ai, reasoning. 
 
 il lu' min ate,)^/ 
 il lu' mine, ) lu 
 iUu mm a" tion, -X':g^St°' 
 
 il lu' Sion, Jrror'"'"^ ' ^^^'' '''°'^' 
 
 nlii' civo «■ l>eceitful ; deceiving 
 , *U SlVe, by false ."Show. 
 
 il lus' trate, ^xpTam"'^^^*''^"''*' 
 
 il lll«5 tra" tion ** ^" explana- 
 11 lUfe U d IIUII, tion ^ exposition. 
 
 il lus' tra tive, JiaTn"'^'"^ '°^^' 
 
 nius;trious,?en'^;rr^"°'''' 
 
 ill will , n- Hatred , malevolence. 
 age, tion 
 
 im ag' in a ble, " 
 
 im ag in a" tion, TaS!'^^''''"' 
 
 im 10"' in/* "*■ '^^ conceive; to 
 1111 <Xj^ iiio, suppose ; to fancy. 
 
 im' Ko /-"il/J * Weak ; feeble ; want- 
 iiii ue C-lir, ,n^ strength of mind. 
 
 To enlighten ; 
 
 adorn; to il- 
 ustrate. 
 
 a statue. 
 
 That can be 
 conceived. 
 
 Weakness , 
 
 bleness. 
 
 fee- 
 
 k in , to receive 
 
 m be cir i ty, l\ 
 
 mbTh<:^' «<.Todrin 
 UlUti , by educali 
 
 m bit' fpr *''• "^^ make bitter; to 
 ill UlL tCI , make unhappy. 
 m Ki«ri/>' "'• '^° moisten ; to wet ; 
 111 Ul Ut; , to steep. 
 
 m Kii^' "*• '^^ tincture ; to tinge ; 
 111 UUC , to dye. 
 
 m' i fn Kl/? a. Worthy of imitation; 
 111 1 to. Ult-, tliat can be copied. 
 rv»' i f Qfr» **'• "^^ follow the exam- 
 Ill 1 laut-, pie of; to copy. 
 m i fi" tinii "• Act of imitating ; 
 111 1 la LlUll, resemblance 
 
 m' i ta tive, a- inclined to copy. 
 
 mmae'ulate,rsrsruet.'"- 
 m' ma nent, rnhe^-r"'"" '"• 
 
 mmate'rial,Spoftrt""^ 
 mmature', J-eV""^" "°'P"^- 
 m ma tare' ly, ;ff;rJ?SeTm"e: 
 
 mmatu'rity,rng'rripe''" 
 mme'diate, :„t'"''^"''^'^" 
 m me' di ate ly, ^UT:'- 
 mmense',J,g^e';Tas;"''''"''^ 
 
 mmprKs' i f V " Vastne.ss ; un- 
 iiiiyiis 1 V 5 bounded greatne«s. 
 
 m merge 
 m merse 
 
 ;',)w 
 
 To plunge or sink 
 nder water; to dip 
 water. 
 
 n. A dipping under 
 , water. 
 vi. To come or re- 
 move into. 
 mi nenre n. Any near or im- 
 IIll llt.ll«^t., mediate danger. 
 
 m' mi nent, ^endTg.''"""^ ' '"" 
 
 m mer sion, 
 m' mi grate, 
 m" 
 
 a. Sitameless ; wan- 
 ton ; ol>scene. 
 
 n Want of deli. 
 
 cacy, 
 
 m mod er ate, unreasonable. ' 
 
 m mod' est, 
 
 m mod' est y, 
 
 m' mo late, T^J.^ce!'''"' "^ *' 
 
 mmor'al, ^iou^;.^^'°"^^'' ^""•'• 
 
 m mo ral l ty, "ye . dishonesty' 
 iY» m/M*' fal «• That never dies; 
 in mor Idl, perpetual. 
 
 mmov'able,Se^S'v'ed"""°' 
 m mov' 
 
 r, \\]\r adw. Firmly; so as 
 "• ^V 5 "ot to be shaken. 
 
 mmu'nity,r,e^e'.'"''''''"'^"'" 
 
 m mure 
 
 fim' *''■ "^^ ^''"'' "P ' *° '^°'** 
 
 5 fine ; to imprison. 
 
IMP 
 
 72 
 
 IMP 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 im mu' tabic, SJS'""""- 
 im mu' ta bly, Hf;. ""'".ng.a- 
 
 imn "■ ^ fa""l'3ir spirit ; a child ; off- 
 
 1 5 spring. 
 irv^ i-ko*.-' "'• To diminish ; to make 
 llll \)air , worse. 
 »m nnin' r<. To inclose with stakes; 
 IIIl pdlt^ ^ to pierce with a stake. 
 
 impal'pablc,Sy,Sr""""' 
 im pan , g^nt. 
 impar"tial,f„SeT'°"'^'"" 
 hn par" tially, :*■£"""""■ 
 im pass' a ble, "paJS""™""" 
 
 impas'sible,«„Jrr„^r''" '° 
 im pas' sion «1, ?e«er"'"''" 
 impa"tience,2,,,rsr"'' 
 impa"tient,-3S:^r'''"'""?^ 
 
 im n^nnW *'* To accuse by public 
 IIII peaCIl , authority. 
 
 im pe«ch' ment, ^,!t^f ^'^'"- 
 impede',^Le? ""'"^ '' ''" 
 imped' iment,^,jrtr""^ 
 im'pedite, riy.'^'"*""'^^^^*^'^- 
 
 irv^ »-k^]' v^- To drive forward ; to 
 llll pei , force. 
 
 im r^ri*^/!' "*• To hang over; lobe 
 llll pCIlU 5 at hand. 
 
 impend'ing, J'ofair'"^''''' 
 impen'etrabk,JiefJ:r'' 
 
 impen'itence,;;,Sce"'"" 
 im pen' i tent, SiS.^^"^^"'^ 
 
 imper'ative^-denng"'^"'"^"' 
 im per cep' ti bk, pcS'ce'ved"' 
 im per' feet, ^^Sr/"^''^''^'^'^' 
 
 imperfe€"tion,Sv?rSt'"^" 
 
 impe'rial,--^^?.'"^'"^^"'"^"^ 
 
 lin pe n dl IJ, royal manner. 
 
 impe'rious,-„\f,ay'^^^" 
 im pe' ri ous ly/w1thaToga"S: 
 
 imper'ishabk,^es?royed.'' 
 imper's<>nal,Lf^'^'^'"P^" 
 im per' ti nence, ^oK"'"'"'' 
 
 mper'tinent,u!"a^^r^ 
 
 mper'vious,r4S"br'^'' 
 mpetuos'ity,-Ji;ircr' 
 
 m pet' U ous, ^er^ce.''"'' '^^'^' 
 m' pe tUS, n. -Violent effort ; force 
 
 m pi' e ty, >;> .f-^S 
 
 P"*J5*- 5 against. 
 
 m' r\i <~kiici o- Profane ; irreverent ; 
 pi UUb, wicked. 
 mr»ln' .£»a Kl/» a. Inexorable ; not 
 pid -t/d Ulf;, to be appeased. 
 m plant', ^^;;To fix or ingraft m the 
 
 m ple«d', ^{ ,J^ P''"^"'^"'^ '^^ ^"^ 
 m'plement,J,f,^TJsU\"*'"- 
 
 m'pli€ate,^e;nb'!;rra^r^'^^*^ 
 
 mpliea''tion,-,^4STy 
 
 mplic'it,;;eslS"'^ "^^ ^" 
 
 mr»lr^ro' v/. To beg earnestly ; to 
 piOrt. , entreat. 
 
 m plunge', r.'ujTn,™'"""'"' 
 
 in nlv' "'• '^'^ contain; to denote; 
 111 pij , to signify ; to suggest. 
 m r\r\ lifo' «• R"<le , unpolished; 
 III pU llLiv , not genteel. 
 
 mnnl' i i\r "• In'Pr^dent; un- 
 pUl 1 lit:/, wise ; indiscreet. 
 
 / vt. To bring goods from 
 
 m port', ^J;road. 
 
 m' nrii»t "■ Meaning; importance, 
 111 pui I, things imported. 
 
 mnnrf'anrp « a consequence; 
 pUI I cllll.yt?, f|,atter; subject. 
 
 mnor' tant "• ^^ ^'^^^ weight, 
 pui IdllL, momentous. 
 
 mpor'tunate,'l,^„'°''e''r:r'"''- 
 
 1-*-! »-^/-k»« <-nMc»' ^^- To press often 
 111 por lUIie , and earnestly. 
 m r»ri«n' "^- "^^ enjoin; to lay a 
 111 jJ\J»ty , tax ; to put upon. 
 
 mposi"tion,r„j^S?J„'"""' 
 mpos'sib^Si'""""""' 
 
 rv^'^ i-»;^of »• A tax ; tribute ; custom 
 III pOSl, duty. 
 
 m pOS' tUre, n. a cheat or fraud 
 
 m' no tf^nt " Weak; incapable, 
 
 m po leiii, i„fifm. 
 
 m pOV' er ish, v/.To make poor. 
 
 m prae' ti ^a bk, °,,t'"""' 
 m' pre eate, 
 
 vt. To wish evil to , 
 to curse. 
 
INA 
 
 73 
 
 INC 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, lliin, tiiou. 
 
 111 pi c&» ^ impression on. 
 
 111 pi c»»^ by pressure ; an image. 
 m r\-w*^o^ oir\n n. Print Of a Stamp; 
 III prtJa SlUllj edition of a book. 
 
 m press' ive,-p!;Sf"'' ""• 
 m press' ivcly,f,%''i?,r^; 
 
 111 prillL ^ on the mind. , 
 
 mpris'onment,;„Smef.t'"" 
 
 mnrnn' pr *"• ^"*'' ' mconve- 
 prup t.1 ^ nient ; wrong. 
 
 llli prOV a UlC, n.ade better. 
 
 rn nrnvp' *'• '^'^ promote ; to ad- 
 III ^jiKJ\Xy J Vance ; to make better. 
 
 m prove' ment, Ji,f/L«er°'" 
 mprov'ident,:Jrrcl're.' 
 mpru'dence,J„^,';Ji^'e'e"'''"' 
 m pru' dent, %J:it"^""'' '"" 
 im' pu dence, r,„?^SSr"""' 
 m'pudent,?,,^^'.?"""""^ 
 
 III pu^ll ^ pose; to reproach. 
 
 m' nnico *• l'>1ueuce ; motive; 
 puJdt:;^ persua.<ion. 
 
 rn puis' ive, r,;,?„t"pl,.°""'- 
 
 mrkii' r»i f \r *• Exemption from 
 pu 111 ly^ injury; 
 mniif^j' «■ Unclean; unchaste; 
 purtJ, unholy; foul. 
 
 m r\ii' 1*1 tv n- Llitcleanness ; want 
 111 pu 1 1 tJ',o, purity 
 
 mput'abk,;uSf ™^y'^«""■ 
 mputa"tion,-p,i-r'-"' 
 
 m niltf' *"'■ ^'^ al-tiibute ; to charge 
 
 ni Kil' 1 f\7- "• Incapacity; want 
 a un I ly^ of power. 
 
 n ae ces' si bk, '',J,V '' 
 n ae' curacy, "eS"^"' 
 n ae' cu rate, Jetn'Ts's"'^"^ "' 
 
 nQ^" iIr\M «• Cessation from ac- 
 at/ lion, tjon ; idleness. 
 
 nn^' f iv<i <» '^^® ; ""^ diligent; 
 at^ tivu, sluggish. 
 na<^ f Iv' 1 fv *• Wleness { rest; 
 a\j IIV 1 L^, sluggishness. 
 
 n ad' e quale, 3efe'rr"°' 
 nadvert'ence,-J^l»^^rJ?"^ 
 
 n af fa ble,?,J„»r"'''""'=°"" 
 iian'imate,°pi^'Sr'^''^^ 
 n ap'po site, ?,"""'""'""■ "- 
 
 natten"tion,-„;»^r'""- 
 n at tent' ive, Jg^.f '"<'*' ' ""«■ 
 
 nau'dible,»J°'f sound''""' 
 n aug' u rate, IJe"'""'"™"" 
 
 nauspi"cious,a.»S,ed'"' 
 n«al'«uIablc,?„Sn°'""'- 
 n«anta"tion,Ji,t,';';^r.;'"- 
 
 n .f»o' r»ji Kl/» «• Unable ; disqual- 
 
 n €a pa dic, jfi^.^ by law. 
 neapac'ity,:rr;naUi^y'°"- 
 n€ar'ccrate,l^-;SSr'^^ 
 n -earn' ate, a. ciothed in flesh. 
 
 n .^oc!r»' ^' '^0 cover; to inclose; 
 
 n ease , ^^ n.wrap. 
 
 n «au" tious, l^^r^^^!''- 
 
 r» r»«nc!r»' vt. To iuilame ; to incite 
 
 it <.^t.IlJ>L. , to anger. 
 
 .»' ^^,x^fx n. Perfume used in sacred 
 
 1 cense 
 
 7 rites. 
 
 ncen'tive,f,vl"''''""'"'°'"'" 
 
 n ren" tinn " ^ beginning; a 
 II «^c;p iiuil, commencing. 
 
 nces'sant, fian'i!'"'""^''' '*"" 
 
 «^^U n. A measure; the twelfth part 
 IlCIl, of a foot. 
 
 n'ci dence, ;;l^;j.^"^"*'*^"" 
 
 n' r-t rinnt a- Happening ; casual ; 
 ^l UtyllL, apt to happen. 
 nr»irk' i nnt «■ Commencing; be- 
 i./ip 1 Ullt, ginning 
 
 n rin' 1 nn pv " ^ commence- 
 n Vyip 1 v.^!! Vy J, fnent; beginning. 
 
 n nif t>' *''• "^^ ^''"^ "P 5 ^° "^'8^ J ''" 
 11 L/ltty , animate. 
 
 n r»i vW 1 f V "■ Rudeness ; want 
 11 l../i Vil I t^, of courtesy. 
 
 nelem'ency,S-nr;e%"^\ 
 n elem' ent, I 
 
 Cruel ; stormy ; 
 severe. 
 
 n .^iTno' ^*- ^*^ bow; to bend to ; 
 11 -t/llIlC , to lean toward. 
 
 vt. To comprehend ; to 
 contain. 
 
 n €lu' sive, iJ^t""' '"> '"■ 
 
 ado. In a state of 
 privacy, 
 
 n elude'. 
 
 n eog' ni to, 
 
 neoher'ent,?ooie.""''''"'' 
 
 n' eome, «• Rent ; revenue ; profit. 
 
INC 
 
 74 
 
 IND 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 r^ To embarrass; 
 to trouble. 
 „,,^ a. Incon- 
 ^"»? venient. 
 
 in «om mode', 
 in €om mo' di 
 in compact', ?y.^'^^J'^*"^'^*='*^^^- 
 in <^om' pa ra bk, fess**'"''*'" 
 in com pat' i bl^conTsfeirt^'' 
 in €om' pe tent, UT'*^^""'"' 
 in€omplme',f,pSr?ecf"^^'^^'' 
 in eon ce/v' a bk, tj^i.r 
 in €on elu' sive, ^jneK ''"' 
 in con gru' i ty, Jncy'"'""''''" 
 ineon"gmous,?.„rsS'nf« = 
 ineonsid'erate,«imrv|: 
 in consist' ent,^ie /e"ontr;;- 
 inconsorabk,«oS,el'' 
 incon'stancy,S-jrsr °' 
 
 in con' stant, ^erkir'"" "" 
 in con test' a bk, ^1,^,1'^' '' 
 in con ve' ni ent, ^Jlr"" 
 incor'porate,?^;^^"^"^'' 
 
 ii-i x^r\r rfk^f' a- Inaccurate; faulty; 
 111 cor reCL ,not exact. 
 
 incor'rigibl^, ?J,^^^*^°"^'^- 
 incorrupt',-df"p"uS'""''"''■ 
 in ^r^ncf^' ^*- '^^° ^^^"^ large, to 
 jii x^i ciAOc; , become greater. 
 
 in cred' i ble, f.^^^-p--"*? •>- 
 in ere du' li ty, ^ei""'"" °' 
 in cred' u lous, f.e""' °' '" 
 
 111 CU Ucltt., jien ou eggs. 
 
 in'cubus,;-?;;;^"'-^'^^"'^'^^''^'^" 
 
 in 4?nT -rnfp ''*■ '^° enforce by ad- 
 in CUl edit., monition. 
 
 in -fllV natP "'• '^'^ impute blame 
 ill iLyUi pate, to ; to censure. 
 
 in«um'bent,;JeJafa°3J.r 
 in«um'bent,;„^ro"'""'""'^ 
 ineum'ber,;Ji™''"""^'"' 
 in euni'brance, "„„*,"; 'Xat 
 
 in .rtiii*' f' To fall under; to be lia- 
 111 cur , bie to. 
 
 ineur'ab^L'c'rr'"""" 
 
 n. Want of deter- 
 mination. 
 
 n^iii*' cirkn "• Inroad , mv&sion ; 
 cur MOIl, attack. 
 
 nde^t'ed, Jbi"ge'd'''°'°"'"^' 
 nde'cency,CecomInr^""- 
 
 nAf^' n<inf *•■ Unbecommg 
 Ul> ^v:^iit'5 fit to be known. 
 
 n de cis' ion, 
 
 n Ac^W nr r^iic "• In^lecent ; un- 
 n aeC or OUS, handsome. 
 
 n de CO' rum, LvS'°^" '" 
 
 n deed', o<^*>- in reality ; in truth. 
 
 n de fat' i ga bk, J^ed^""'" 
 ndefat'igably,?,^,-^'^-^ 
 
 ndefen'sib^Se?e^^S^^ 
 
 n def in ite,^ettVed '"''"' '"°' 
 n del' i bk, ^Jif ^"" ""^ '« 
 
 n del' i ca cy, ^en7y'"' "' '" 
 
 ndel'icate,^kcT"''"'^^"'''"" 
 ndem'nify,riss^°'^"'^"™- 
 
 n dpm' ni tv ? security against 
 H U^.^IH III ij 5 loss or punishment. 
 
 n dent'- «'• To bind out ; to notch. 
 
 ndenta"tion,ry^"SK'"- 
 n depend' ent, ^.ie^e!*'"''"'^ 
 
 n' rlfkY "• Table of contents ; a mark 
 II Ut/A, to direct to something. 
 
 n'dicate,:',t'""''""''"^''"' 
 ndica"tion,rai"°"'^^^"'P- 
 
 n diet > vt. To accuse ; to impeach. 
 
 n rlT/-t' ment « An accusation; 
 11 UlCt lutein, a presentment. 
 
 n dif fer ence, rerrsror"/al"e; 
 n differ ent,- ^^S'i^^^ ""- 
 n'digence,:rry^^'^^"^"^'P°^- 
 n'digcnt,r,f^'^^ = P°°^^™^- 
 
 n dig' nant, «• Angry ; inflamed. 
 
 n rlifr' ni tv "• ^" affront; con- 
 n aig m ly, tumely; Insult. 
 
 n' di go, «• A plant for dyeing blue. 
 
 n A\ Vf^^i' a. Not direct or upright; 
 n Ul 1 t.^L , unfair. 
 
 n rli«5 ^rppt' "• I"ipr"dent; un- 
 11 U13 XjI ^c;l , ^ary ; injudicious. 
 
 n dis erete', 3;SSS"""" 
 n dis crc" tion, ;„,^L"t. "' 
 
INE 
 
 75 
 
 INF 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thift, thou. 
 
 n rlic iv^«a' ^- '^^ '"'^® unfit or 
 II Ulb pose ^ incapable. 
 
 II Ulb pOS CU, fiei . disordered. 
 
 n dis po si" tion, disuki"^* ' 
 n dis' pu ta bl^, J,p^,t:,*« ^ 
 ndis'solub^-S^^t.^;;"^' 
 Qdistinct', Jiea/'^"*"''^' "^ 
 ndistinetMy,fi?e%".^«'^^ 
 
 n rlif <^' «/. To dictate ; to write ; to 
 II UlLC ^ compose. 
 
 n di vid' u al, ;;,n^ ""^' ^"' 
 ndivid'ual^^Jd'eV"*''""' 
 
 ndivis'ibie,Sed;;:ir"'' 
 
 n'dolence,rio„^^''""^' '"^ 
 n'dolentjfdie^^^*^^"'"'^''''*' 
 
 n rill' hi tn hi/' ° Undoubted; 
 II UU Ul Id, Uie^, unquestionable. 
 
 n rlfir»o' "'• "^"^ '^^** ^ ^^ iuUuence ; 
 11 UUUU ^ to persuade. 
 
 nduce'ment,tttun?''*''''° 
 
 n rlii^f' tr<. To put in possession of 
 II UUt/L y office. 
 
 n due" tion, ^t^oT"' "" ^^ 
 
 r\ Afi£f^ "'■ To invest ; to furnish ; to 
 a UUC , endow. 
 
 r» rliilrro' f<. To humor ; to gratify; 
 a UUJgt. , to make much of. 
 
 ndul'gence,;„^;:::!r"^'""- 
 nduV gent, ^,^,11'^ ■»'••"' ■■""^ 
 
 ►-»' ^11 wi^f /-k f i. To become liaid or 
 
 n au rate, unfeeling 
 
 n dus' tri ous,?^^;^''"*'"'''"'" 
 
 n'dustry, rty.^"'°"""' *'"''"" 
 
 r» i:»' Kfi of/i »t. To intoxicate ; to 
 U t; UIl die, make drunk. 
 
 nfkf*' fji hl/> "• Unspeakable ; in- 
 kil Id. Die;, expressible. 
 
 n effect' ive,?,:„mLr"'"=" 
 n effect' ual, fesr^JJar "" 
 iief'fieacy, ;;>:**°'»"""' 
 
 ant of effect 
 
 noth- 
 e. 
 
 neffi"cient,r„,'??„S 
 
 nel'egant,°„,K„,?far""'' 
 
 a ei 1 gl UWj chosen. 
 
 nequarity, fty^*"'^^^'!^^^- 
 
 n 6rt , «• Motionless ; inactive ; dull. 
 
 r% <arf' rtocc "• Want of motion or 
 II CI L llU5>fc>, activity. 
 
 n es' ti ma bk, Jnce^'^''* '" 
 
 n PV' if a hl/» •• Unavoidable: 
 11 ev IL d, Ult^j not to be shunned 
 
 a ex CDs' a bk, ?,cus1d,'^ '' 
 a ex' o ra b^ ^iewrng":*'" ' "" 
 a ex pe' di eat, unfit""^'"^' ' 
 a ex pe' ri eace, ^^p^ience"' 
 
 a ex pert', J^,,^'^^^^' ""^'^"'- 
 
 n <av' i^i M h]/» «. That can not be 
 a ex pi d 016, atoned for. 
 
 a ex press' i ble, ^nlV ""^ 
 a'famous,;,-fSest"'^'"^' 
 
 K»' fo *v»^r "• Disgrace ; shame ; re- 
 
 a Id 111 J, pjoach. 
 
 K»' fV»r» r*\T "• Beginning of human 
 
 a Idll CJ, life- the origin. 
 
 K»' r«ir»f "• A. child under seven 
 
 a laai, years. 
 
 a' faat ry, l^^^"' '''^^^" °^ ^" 
 
 n T'lt' 11 nf<i «<• To bewitch; to 
 a IdL U d.tt;, affect foolishly. 
 w^ fVi^f' t*^- To corrupt; to poison; 
 a lL,^t , to taint. 
 
 afe€"tioa,:-„^"^°'°°' p^^- 
 a fee" tious, Taints''' *"'''' ^ 
 
 n fV»r' ft. To draw conclusions from ; 
 II lt>l , to induce. 
 
 ia' fer eace,"- ^ ^^n^i^^o" ; ^ 
 
 consequence. 
 ir» fck' fi rki* "• Lower in rank or 
 £11 It; 1 1 UI , value. 
 
 a fer a' al, a.. Low; helUsh; base. 
 
 n frkc-t' ^^- To annoy ; to plague ; to 
 
 a i«i»t , disturb. 
 
 !»' fi HpI "--Anunbeliever ; one who 
 
 11 11 Ut;i, rejects Christianity. 
 
 n fi rip]' i tv •»• A want of faith; 
 
 11 11 UUl 1 ty, treachery. 
 
 n'finiff* *• Boundless ; unlimited; 
 
 11 11 lIlLt;, immense. 
 
 n fin' i tv "■ ''""lensity; endless- 
 
 II 1111 1 t-Jj ness ; endless number. 
 
 a firm', «»• weak; feeble; sickly. 
 
 n fifm' i i\T "• Weakness; dis- 
 II 111 111 1 ty, ease ; a failing. 
 
 a flame', ?^Je'''^'°"'^''^ '''''"' 
 a flam' ma bk, ^t^oni^ '' 
 
 nflofo' "'• To swell; to puff up 
 lid It; , with v^-ind. 
 
 nflov' i hi/? "• Immovable ; not 
 llt.A 1 UlCT, to be bent. 
 
 n flirt' *''■ "^^ '^^ punishment up- 
 
 n' {]u i^ncf^ v/. To sway , to exert 
 11 llU t^Ilt^c;, power over. 
 
INI 
 
 76 
 
 INS 
 
 biir, ^fall, whg,t, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 in flu en" tial, '^^^^'^'^ 
 
 in' flux. »»• A flowing in ; infusion. 
 
 • fri\A^ ^i- To fold or wrap up ; to 
 Ul 1 OIU , inclose. 
 
 • |V.~.Y-,' vt. To give notice ; to tell ; 
 111 lUI 111 J xo instruct. 
 
 in form' al, Lm!"'"'"^ "'' *" 
 in form a" tion, "Jvice"'"'"'^ 
 
 i.-. A..rv' ^.i^>-k4- a. Uncommon ; un 
 m Ire qUent, ^^ual ; rare 
 
 violate a law ; t< 
 contract. 
 
 A violation ; s 
 breacli of law. 
 
 m irmge , break a 
 
 in fringe' ment," 
 
 in fii' ri nto *' '^'* ^'^^^ raging 
 
 m III 11 aie, ^r furious. 
 
 :^ ^, .' M^ «*^ «• Enraged ; furious : 
 
 in lu ri ate, raging. 
 
 in ftiaa' »''• T':> pour in ; to steep ; to 
 111 1 U»e ^ instill. 
 
 infu'sion,J,4i„r""^"'^ ' 
 inge'nious,'e^,'-r""-'»- 
 ingenu'ity,?„,«Sr^"""' 
 ingen'uousjSnc^-'"^ '"'^ 
 ingen'uously,"/;;,,?-^^""'^ 
 in glo' ri ous,L^'. »'"'•""'' > 
 
 m' £fOt« »«• -A. wedge of gold or silver. 
 
 in OTJift' "'• '''*' ^^ *'®^P' ^'^ P'^"*^ 
 111 ^l ctit ^ any thing foreign. 
 
 in' ffrate. «• An unthankful person. 
 
 in gra"tiate/4'^"^^' •"*"'*- 
 in grat' i tude, ^ess"""'^"''"'" 
 
 in o-rp' f\\ *»nf n. Any one part of 
 
 in gre ui en i, ^ compound. 
 
 in' OTf'CG "• ^ going i'l; entrance; 
 111 g» cs»»5 powe I of entrance. 
 ■ ,v,,]f vt. To swallow up ; to cast 
 111 gull J into a gulf. 
 
 in hab' it, vt. To llve in ; to occupy. 
 
 inhab'itant.fna^pta^e"'"'"' 
 inhale',^;iJ°'^^"^'"^"'''*^"- 
 
 in b^r' <int "■ ^""ate; natural; 
 111 liei tJlll, existing in. 
 in Vini*' it ^*- To get or possess by 
 111 lltJl 11, inheritance. 
 
 in her' it ance, estat?'''*^''"^ 
 inhos'pitabk, -.de''^"'^"^^' 
 
 in hu' man, ;-JeY'"'""' ''"'''''' 
 
 ir» irr»' i^ o1 <>• Hostile; unfriend- 
 Ill nil 1-e ai, ly ; unkind. 
 
 iniq'uitous,^iJfr''''''^'^' 
 
 The first letter of a 
 name. 
 
 to ad- 
 
 nin' iii i-%.r »»• Injustice ; villainy ; 
 iq Ul ly, v-ickedness. 
 n i'' till "' Incipient ; placed at the 
 11 I tiai, beginning. 
 
 ni"tial, 
 
 n i" tiito *■'• To instruct 
 II 1 tlULt^, n^it, into. 
 
 II JU «AI *_-lvuC>,njent; indiscreet. 
 
 njunc"tion,-:'i,3:""'^' 
 
 n' iiirfk *''• '^^ abuse; to hurt; to 
 11 JUI ty, wrong. 
 
 n ill' ri f\tia a. Unjust ; offensive; 
 11 J U II UUh, iiurtful. 
 r»' in vxr "• Abuse; outrage; of- 
 '* J" ' J5 fense. 
 
 n jus' tice,rng'''""^ '"'"''''"'''" 
 
 nl/-' linrr " ^ hint; a whisper ; an 
 
 IllV 1111^^ intimation. 
 
 n' IrtT^rl «• Interior; far from the 
 
 n lana, coast. 
 
 n' lot "* "^^ entrance; an opening ; 
 II ItJl, j^ passage into. 
 n' matf* "• -^ loiiger; one who 
 II lllctLt/, dwells in the same house. 
 r»' notr^ «• Inbred; natural; exist- 
 11 Ildtt, ing in. 
 
 n'nocence,:eJr'y'^""""" 
 
 n' nn OPnt "• ^""^^ » harmless ; 
 
 II IIU t^UIlL, free from guilt. 
 
 n' nr* vaf<3 ri. To introduce some- 
 
 n Ilvi Vdlt:?, tinng new. 
 
 n nrw' iz-kncj « Harmless; inno- 
 
 11 IlOA lUUb, cent ; not hurtful. 
 
 nnu'merabl^,^nmbteS.'' 
 nnu'merably,«t„br""^ 
 
 noc'ulate,^!/'^^^"^^^"^''^ 
 n of fens' ive, •oceT^'" * ^"' 
 nor'dinate,r.,nSr.''"'^ 
 
 n' nii£kc<f "• Jutiicial inquiry ; exam- 
 11 qntJbt, jnation. 
 
 nqui'etude,2i,,S'«""^" = 
 
 r\ niiii»o' »"• To ask; to examine 
 
 11 quii « , into. 
 
 n nni' rv «■ Act of asking ; search; 
 
 II qui 1 J, exitmination. 
 
 nquisi"tion,Jnify^"'^'^^^'^" 
 
 nquis'itive,;-;isr'*"''""^ 
 
 1^/ i^Krirl "• Invasion ; encroach- 
 
 II 1 oau, nient. 
 
 n contk' «• Distracted; 
 
 II dailt; , prived of reaso... 
 
 n san' i ty, iJ,'^'' "' '^'"«^ '"- 
 nsa"tiabl^,:,S:r""°^'^^ 
 n scribe', icate 
 n serip" tion, "er 
 
 de- 
 
 vt. To write in ; to ded- 
 
 Title ; charac- 
 name. 
 
V- 
 
 INS 
 
 77 
 
 INT 
 
 bgpk, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 o. Hidden ; un- 
 earchable. 
 
 in scru' ta ble, J 
 
 in' «2o^t •»• ^ ""^^' creeping or flying 
 111 Ot^t^t, Creature. 
 
 in secure', ;,,^°^^^'^^ '^"^"- 
 inse€u'rity,;^?,^£f;;'-^"^ 
 in sens' ate, fhou^Sr^ ^^^^"^ 
 in sens' ibk,?eeT.ng.''''""°' 
 
 in «Anc' i hlv "'^"Imperceptibly; 
 111 Ot:ilJ> 1 *JlJj by slow degrees, 
 
 insep'arate,S;,.?:;jJ,""^' 
 
 in Ser t', »<• To put or bring jn, 
 
 inscr"tion,J„r,;,''„.''°'""^" 
 in sid'ious, ?„,•'■"''"""•"•'"'- 
 in sid' i ous ly, ;*^i^c«i">'iij'^ 
 in'sig'At,;;^';^:;.''""'""''^''^' 
 in sig nif ' i «ance, ;;,S,g°' 
 in sig nif i eant, teuM."""" 
 
 in «in r-prn' "• Dissembling; un- 
 
 111 felll l^ei t/ , faithful ; not cordial. 
 
 in <jin r»fr' i f V " D'ssinmlation; 
 
 m Sm CCr l ly, want of truth. 
 
 in sin' u ate, ^'.^tl" ''"' "' '""" 
 
 ir» oirx' i^ «• Without taste; flat; 
 111 &ip lU, dry. 
 
 in sip id' ity,:p.^r '''"'''' 
 
 in Sist', vt. To urge ; to persist in. 
 
 in criaro' «r. To draw into a snare ; 
 111 aildl t; , to entrap. 
 in' (iC% lpnr»P "• Haughtiness ; im- 
 III feO ItJIlCU, pudeuce ; pride. 
 
 in' SO lent, «• Saucy ; bold ; proud. 
 
 III hOiV eill, one's debts. 
 
 in cnox»t' *"'• '^^ ^^ole closely into ; 
 
 111 &JJt;t./t , to overlook. 
 
 in spec" tion, ^tion.'"'^ '"'"'"" 
 
 in cnirri' *"• "^^ prompt ; to breathe 
 111 ts]JH C , or infuse into. 
 in onii»' it "' ^'^ put life into , to 
 111 Sspir It, animate. 
 
 instabil'ity,;-Si-'"^'"- 
 
 in stnll' **'• "^^ invest with office or 
 
 in' stance, ';• oo^."""'^'' ' '"°''°" ' 
 in' stance, eiampie""^ °' °''" '^'' 
 
 in' oionf <» Earnest ; urgent ; quick; 
 111 Mdlll, immediate. 
 
 in stead', J^."- ^" p^^*^« ^^' "^"^' 
 
 in' cti (Tutfi r/. To urge ; to set on; 
 111 fell gdtC, to provoke to. 
 
 instiga"tion,;;e„t?,5„7a" 
 
 in ctill' *''• "^^ pour in by df ops ; to 
 111 &tlli , ixisinnate. 
 in' Stinet, -^^tural desire or aver- 
 in' cfi fnffi "'• '^^ enact, to ap- 
 111 &L1 lUtt;, point ; to establish. 
 
 in sti tu" tion, ; ,f ;»^'^''«hment; 
 in struct', SnJ V'"' ""''"' '" 
 
 in ctrn^" tinn " -^'^•^ °^ teach- 
 111 fell UC llUll, ing ; information. 
 
 in <;tril^t' ivP " » onveylng or 
 111 Ml U^t IV t., giving ijnowledge. 
 
 in stru ment' al, «^/^«^"'i"<=»ve 
 in sub jec" tion, Si.obedY^.ce'!^ 
 in suf ' fer a bk, l,,^,'' '° "^ 
 insuffi''cient,»otenou2r'' 
 
 in' SU lar, a- Belonging tp ajn i«l9. 
 
 in cult' "*• "^^ *'"®** ^'^^ insolence 
 111 rsUlL , or contempt. 
 
 in' oiilf "• Outrage; insolence; af- 
 111 bUll, front. 
 
 in su' per a bk, -,,Jili° '^ 
 in sur' ancc, JazarT"'"'''" ^'°'" 
 
 m sure 
 
 ri»»£i' ^<- To make secure or cer- 
 
 5 tain. 
 
 in' fp OT>r "• The whole number; 
 111 tt^ ^t>l , the whole of any thing. 
 
 in' te gral, JieYe"'' ' '"'''' ' '°'"" 
 integ'rity,;^^;""*^^^'"^"^^'- 
 
 integ'ument,:-r„Urnr' 
 iR' tel lect, JeX''''*""""'^''" 
 intellect'ual,fJS'"^'° 
 in tel' li gence, Sers^tSSiS.^k'"- 
 in tern' per ate, iJ;:^!^'"' 
 
 in fonrl' *"*• To design ; to purpose; 
 111 ttillU , to mean. 
 in tonco' «• Vehement ; exces.sjve ; 
 111 lt.ll&t5 , ardent. 
 
 in tense' ly,5fntiy"'"*''''''"" 
 in tent', l\,^'^^^ ' ^'"^*"' ' ^^"* "P" 
 in ten" tion, ^i^t ^'''^°'' ' * '^'" 
 in ten" tion al, •gn'^rpurp'Iset 
 
 in tof' *'^- To put under ground ; to 
 111 lUl , bury. 
 
 in f or r*o/l#i' ft- To come between; 
 111 ll.r CeUC , to mediate. 
 
 intercept',^i-o'^bstru?t;»'-'''«^ 
 in ter ces' sion, ^1;^^;"'^"^ 
 
INT 
 
 78 
 
 INV 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 mterccs'sor,,"„°",tJ"°'"- 
 in ter cIiungcVl^uTy"'''"''' 
 
 in' fpr ^fil#r<5P "• Correspond- 
 
 III Lc;i ^t-'M'tot^jen^e; exchange. 
 in for rlix'f' "^ To prohibit ; to bus- 
 111 HuL Ui-t/L J pend . to forbid. 
 
 in ter die" tion,:-e^„?,^f '^'''°"' 
 
 in' ff>r ricf *''• '^^ concern; to en- 
 111 Id t^otj gage ; to influence. 
 in' fnr f»cf "■ Advantage; benefit; 
 111 tt.1 catj concern. • 
 
 inter fere V'' '^° '"*«™^^^^« = 
 in' ter im 
 
 to interpose. 
 Meanwhile ; interve- 
 
 5 ning time. 
 
 :„ *^f „| ^^ a. Internal ; more in- 
 Ill lU 1 1 Ul ^ ward. 
 
 in ter laceVmix"' '"'''"' '"'''* 
 in ter leave', "e^ 
 
 mix. 
 
 To insert blank 
 leaves. 
 ir^ for Kno' ^^- ^'^ write between 
 111 ter Ullt; , two hnes. 
 
 in' ter lude^Ll^*^"' '"'""' °' 
 
 in for In' nnr a- Between the old 
 III ter lU lldl, moon and new. 
 
 in ter med' dk, rmJ.ousf;.^'"' 
 
 in ter' ment^n-Bmial; sepulture. 
 
 inter:m'inabl6,«nitr' 
 in ter min'' gk, long. ™"^'^ 
 
 intermis'sion,:-tSr'''"'°' 
 in ter mit', llJ,"" ''^'^ °^ '''' ^ 
 in ter mix', S^Jng""'"' '"''"''""' "' 
 in ter mu' ral, ^ans''"^"'" '^ 
 
 in f orn' q1 <»• Inward ; interior ; in- 
 111 ItJril dl, trinsic. 
 
 in tern' ally,;*- Jsr""'^'" 
 interpose',rLS=,e""'""''"' 
 interposi"tion,r„?;,l'S: 
 
 infer^'pret,;'aJL^^^'2lI 
 m ter ro gate, ^y questions!'"^ 
 
 in for rimf' *'• To hinder ; to stop; 
 III tl^r rupt , to break off. 
 
 in ter rup" tion, J/ ^'^"^^'"^ 
 
 in for cjo^f' *'^- To divide or cross 
 111 tt^l &e-t^t , each other. 
 
 in ter sperse', fn/tliere""''"''' 
 in ter twine', r:;Jn\/"'' '' 
 
 in' ter Val, lJ,T^ between; dls- 
 in ter Vene', «'»■ to come between 
 
 persons or thmgs. 
 
 n ter ven" tion, liJr^!^. 
 n' ter v/evv,:iti,Tt''""^ '"'"'"" 
 n test' ate, ^ni''''"' "'''"' * 
 
 n f o«' tinp "■ I"te''"al ; inward ; 
 11 Lt;» Lllic:, domestic. 
 
 n thrall', ^favl' '""''''' '' '"" 
 
 vi' ft tv^n ^XT n. Great or close fa- 
 n 11 ma Cy, miuarity. 
 
 n' fi mnfo "• ^^^^ ^^ familiar; 
 11 tl lllctLL/, closely acquainted. 
 
 ntinm"tion,^'*„l;l,"'"'"^- 
 ntim'idate,s;;if;j;'fr"^"' 
 n tol' er a blc, ;■ ,„f ' '■> ^' 
 
 »-» f /-iT Of oi^f a. Uncharitable ; not 
 11 tUl er tlllt, able to endure. 
 n fnv' i .pafp v/. To make tipsy ; 
 11 tUA 1 iiydlt., to inebriate. 
 
 n tract' a bk, i^X'""'"''''"' 
 n trans' itive,r„to''altrer^ 
 
 n fronr»Vi' ^^- ^o fortify with a 
 11 11 t;in^ll , trench or rampart. 
 n f ron' ifl <*• Fearless; brave; 
 11 tl t.p lU, resolute. 
 
 ntrepid'ity,L^,rsr^^-^- 
 n'trieacy, ;-J;^p'^""y '''""'- 
 
 n' fri -f'afp °- Entangled; per- 
 il 11 1 -t/cltt-, piexed ; obscure. 
 
 n frVo-^/^' "• ^ ^*^'^'"®* design; a 
 11 trig***; , plot ; a love affair. 
 
 n f rVn-i#^' "*• ^o form a plot or se- 
 ll tl l^UV , cret design. 
 
 ntrin'sie, Jea/"""^'^'"""'' 
 ntrodQce',;^3''e?.t'""^^'^^'" 
 ntro due" tion, »„;l^pS"e" 
 
 n friirlo' v/. To thrust one's self in; 
 11 tl UUe 9 to encroach upon. 
 
 n tru' sion, SinJ.'' ^"' "' ^"'"" 
 
 n frn' civo ** Intruding or en- 
 
 11 LIU Oivt^, croachiiig oil. 
 
 n frnof' «'■ To put in charge of ; to 
 
 11 tl UbL , commit to. 
 
 n in i" f irwn "• Clear or instant 
 
 11 tU 1 tlUll, seeing into. 
 
 11 tU 1 tlVe, immediately. 
 
 n twine', ^*- to wreathe together. 
 
 nun'date,5'e,Je"""""'""^"' 
 n un da" tion, ;:;a1:r""°""',' 
 
 n fi ro' *''■ To habituate,- to use ; to 
 
 11 UI e , accustom. 
 
 n n fil' 1 i\r "• Uselessness ; un- 
 
 11 U 111 1 tj, profitableness. 
 
 n vorlo' "'• To attack or set upon 
 
 11 Vatie , in a hostile manner. 
 
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 IVY 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 n' vo lirl "• ^^ infirm or disabled 
 II Vd IIU5 person. 
 
 n Vl' ri 1 hl/> ° Steadfast; un- 
 n Vd ri a UlC, changeable. 
 n vn'«inn " Attack; encroach- 
 H vet aiv^Hj ment; hostile entrance. 
 
 n VPC' tivp "• ^^""^ ""' abusive 
 11 vc;t> tivc^ expressions. 
 
 n vet' ffl^5 vt. To allure ; to entice. 
 
 II VtJIlt^ trive ; to plan. 
 
 n VPn" tion * a discovery; fie 
 
 11 veil llUll^ tion; forgery. 
 
 n vent' or, ;,„*'""'"" *"° '"■ 
 n' vent cry,-. Vlc''°»°'°' 
 n verse', JipSS"'' """'"'•• '»- 
 nver'sion,r-„^fJS,°L°'^"- 
 
 n Vf»rf' *'• ^""^"^ upside down; 
 " Vi^I L ^ tQ change the order of. 
 n Vf»«t' »»<. To confer ; to put in pos- 
 II Vi^oL ^ session; to inclose. 
 
 n vest' i gate, rr-tJ---**^'^^ 
 n vet' er ate, SsefrxeT'*^ "' 
 nvid'ious,Jant"'''"'' ""'"'' 
 
 n vie/ nr a tV> "• To animate; to 
 II Vlg Ur d-Lt., give life to. 
 
 n vin' r»i h1/» "• Unconquerable; 
 U Vlll CI UiC, not to be subdued. 
 n vi' rk lo Kl^ o. Not to be broken 
 n VI O id Uie?, or postponed. 
 
 n vis' i bk, ^eeJ""' '^ "°' '' 
 n vita" tion, JbldTn'g""'"'' 
 
 n vito' "' To desire one to come ; 
 11 Vltt; , to bid . to entice. 
 
 nvo<ia"tion,;4.et''"^°"'" 
 n voke', [J;'^''"'^"P°"='°P'-"y 
 
 r» »r/^IiT£a' •''• To fold ; toinwrap; t>> 
 II VUlVt; , entangle. 
 
 nvol'untary,e,i„i^°f,.'""'^ 
 
 nvul'nerabk,-c'eTvrst,?' 
 n'ward, ^J"'''"''"' °° '"^ '- 
 
 n-tf^rnr^' w^. To involve; to per- 
 «^» ap ^ plex. 
 
 ras'cibl6,f-tSri'^p--'^«^' 
 
 — ^ n. Rage; anger; wrath; passion- 
 * ^? ale hatred. 
 
 rk' some, «• Tedious ; wearisome. 
 
 r m' /1i off» *^- To lUiimme ; to 
 r rd Ul die, enlighten. 
 
 r ri" tir^n al <»• Contrary to rea- 
 r rd Lion dl, son ; absurd. 
 
 rref'utabk,Jro'i:y''*" 
 
 r reg' u lar, -ord'^e^r'^"'^ «^'»- 
 rregular'ity,-,^^^^^-'''^ 
 
 rrel'evant,Jos''e°''''''^" 
 
 rrelig'ious,:;iS°'^*p'«^'^' 
 rreme'diablc,Se!Jf,.*°^« 
 r re mis' si Ue, ;,iU'° "^ 
 r re mov' a bk, :;,ov'ld '° '^ 
 rrep'arabk,-i^;r''*'™- 
 r re pres' si bk, JepresseS* *" 
 r re pro«ch'abk,fess^pTe: 
 rresist'ibk,^e;'et^eT"''' 
 r res' o lute, ^teaT'"""'*"" 
 r rev' erence,Jra'j;on' '''''"' 
 rrev'erent,;espea'''''"''"^ 
 r re vers' i bk, °b;Tefer?ed."°' 
 r rev' o cable, -,S^°^^ - 
 
 r'rigate, ^'„7°^''''''''"°"*' 
 
 •• f\ era" i\r\n "• Act of watering 
 r I 1 gd llUll, or moistening. 
 f' fi to Kl/» «*• Easily provoked; 
 r n Id Uie;, petulant. 
 
 if' fi fofo "'• To provoke; to fret ; 
 
 4r I 1 Ldlt;, to stimulate. 
 r ri tn" fion «• Provocation ; an- 
 111 to, m^ii, ger ; exasperation, 
 f fiiT^" fir\n «• A breaking into by 
 r rup tlUIl, force ; an inroad. 
 
 5le« "• Land surrounded by water. 
 S' O late, wf. To detach or separate. 
 
 c' n In fpH ''• Separated; de- 
 S O Id leU, tached. 
 
 «' en f ^"*' "^ *'*• ^ ° come or flow 
 
 a oU'C/, oat ; to proceed. 
 
 cj' en ^ "• Event ; termination ; off- 
 
 S sue;, spring. 
 
 c' en /> l<3cc "• leaving no issue or 
 
 » OU'C' icoo, progeny. 
 
 StA' mUS, "• A neck of land. 
 
 ' tt»m "• -^ caution; a hint ; a new 
 It/IIl, article. 
 
 tin' er ant, - .^sT""' " ""• 
 tin'erary,f„%"'"°""""'' 
 
 ' VO ry» "• An elephant's tooth. 
 ' w d>A "' Entwined or covered with 
 'J ^^"f ivy. 
 
JIB 
 
 80 
 
 JUG 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 Tnh' he^r **'• '^^ "P®^^ rapidly ; to 
 *MaU UtJr^ prate idly. 
 
 iQ^L-' *»f "• ^ short coat ; a close 
 Jtlt^tt. t;ij waistcoat. 
 io^' r\ Kir» "• A noisy, violent dem- 
 JdiJ O UIII5 agogue. 
 io^' r\ KTf c» "• ^" adherent or par- 
 Jdt. U Ultt?, tisan of James II. 
 io rlo *''• "^^ weary out ; to ride down ; 
 JclUt?5 to harass. 
 
 ^K^l »• A prison; a place of confine- 
 J"-!*? ment. 
 
 inm **'■ To confine between ; to crowd 
 JdilJ^ or wedge in. 
 
 lan 1 tor. n. a doorkeeper; a porter. 
 
 [nwt vi. To clash ; to quarrel ; to differ, 
 J«** 5 or disagree. 
 
 \rip *• A harsh sound; discord; an 
 J*** 5 earthen vessel. 
 
 icii*' rrr\n "• Confuscd Of unlntelligi- 
 
 jar gon, tie talk. 
 
 iiir' finrr "• ^'^^ °^ clashing ; con- 
 Jdl 1 111^5 tention ; dispute. 
 ioo«i-kf »• A ramble or excursion; a 
 
 jaMni, flight. 
 
 iov' o IJn "■ A kind of spear or half 
 JdV t. illl^ pijfe 
 
 iflAV "■ '^^^ ^°^^ '" which the teeth 
 JdW^ are inserted. 
 
 if>/»|' rkiic "' Fearing a rival ; suspi- 
 JtJai OUb, cious ; fearful. 
 
 ic^^' f^m^fr^ IT n. Mistrust ; suspicion, 
 JCMl iiU5> y^ especially in love. 
 
 lA/i^r *■' '^^ scoff or deride ; to treat 
 JtJtJI ^ y,ni^ scorn. 
 
 iooi*' inrr " Contemptuous scorn; 
 JtJtJI lllg^ derision. 
 
 irv^r*' Qfrl *"'• To hazard ; to put in 
 Jt.€/p d.1 U, danger ; to risk. " 
 
 jerk. vt. To pull suddenly ; to twitch. 
 
 IPrU "■ ■^ QU'ck smart lash ; a sudden 
 Jcl n.5 spring ; a jolt. 
 
 \t^Gt *'*• To divert bywords or actions; 
 JtJ&tj to talk jocosely. 
 
 met "• Anything ludicrous or meant 
 JC&t, for laughter. 
 
 Insinuating ; 
 crafty. 
 
 n. A spout of water ; a curious 
 5 black fossil. 
 
 jest' ing ly, ;/,l: ^^^"g*""^^^ 
 
 jes u it' ie al, 
 
 jet 
 
 iof' too "• The projecting part of a 
 Jtil LtJe, building. 
 
 ifki*;' <iT "■ ^ &®"* ''f value ; a prc- 
 JtJW CI, clous stone. 
 
 jew'eler,j^;,e?s"' ^^° '^^•'" ^" 
 
 iow^ ^1 ^(] «• Furnished witl;j jovv- 
 ipvv' p] rv ?»Th0articlp?P|r>vare^ 
 ]10> n. Th^ foreipost i^ail of a yessel. 
 
 nd with a shrill 
 bell. 
 
 \l]f n. A deceitful or deceiving woman 
 y^h a flirt. 
 
 lilt* vt. To Receive ; to disappoint. 
 
 Jill gic;, rattle, as a 
 
 10 Da «• Any small chance work. 
 
 in.*»f f> V "• ^"® ^^^ '■'<^6s for ^"6 
 JU-t/li. t;^5 or deals in horses. 
 
 \r\ .^ric3£»' "■ f'iven to jesting ; mer- 
 JU -t/Uht; , j.y . waggish. 
 m .oricfj' Iv "'^*'- Merrily ; waggish- 
 Jli ■t.Ufet? V5 ly; in jest. 
 joe' U lar, f^^^ocose; merry; sport- 
 
 \g\^' iinrl «• Merry; blithe; lively; 
 JUi> UIIU, g^ay 
 
 \f^fY vt. To shake by a sudden push ; to 
 J^g!) push. 
 
 irkin "'• To unite; to combine; to 
 JUIII, close ; to add. 
 ir^irkf "*• To separate or divide a joint ; 
 joint, tojein. 
 
 ^r»ir»f "• Shared among many ; acting 
 JUlIlt, together. 
 
 i*-iir»t' Kr «<^«'- Together; not separ- 
 JOlIIt ly, ately. 
 
 li^iKif' -n i«r» "• An income settled on 
 joint Ult., a wife. 
 
 \t\\rck »**• To jest ; to make merry 
 joive, ^ith. 
 
 lOke. "• A jest; something not serious. 
 
 irif \r\cr "* "^^^ ^^* °^ jesting or 
 jon. 'l*g, passing jokes. 
 
 iol' Iv "* ^^^ ' ^^^^y '- cheerful ; 
 JOl Ij, plump, like one in health. 
 
 lOlt. vt. To shake or jostle to and fro. 
 
 irkc' f\d> **'• To run against ; to push 
 JU& tic, .j^iti, the elbows. 
 
 jot, i O' tii, n. A point ; a tittle. 
 
 1/Jlir' ml "■ ^ diary ; daily news- 
 JC/UI liai, paper ; account book. 
 
 JC/Ur Ildl IZt^, ter in a journal. 
 
 j<>Ur' ney, «• Travel by land or sea. 
 
 i/»nr' naxr *■*• To travel from one 
 J€/U1 lltJJ, place to another. 
 
 jo'vial, fay^^^*^^"'' •"'"^' ^■'■^' 
 
 iov "• Cfladness ; mirth ; pleasure ; 
 J'-'J 5 festive gayety. 
 \(\\T* fill "• Full of mirth and joy; 
 S^J ^H*? merry; glad. 
 ir^v' Irkcc "• i>estitute of joy ; with- 
 yjy lt.&&, out pleasure. 
 ir»v' rkiics «• Glad ; mirthful ; giving 
 jyj ""*»? joy. 
 
 ill' Ki lc»/i »• -^ season of public joy j 
 JU 01 IfJl., and festivity. 
 ilirlcTP *'*■ To form an opinion ; tode- 
 J O 5 cide causes. 
 ill rli" />ial "• Belonging to a cause 
 JU Ul Cldl, or judgment. 
 ill' rli" rinnc « Discreet ; prudent; 
 JU Ul ClUUb, rational. 
 \\trtf cAdi ft- To deceive by sleight of 
 jug gM?, jiand. 
 
JUV 
 
 81 
 
 KNA 
 
 book, dove, fijll, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 iiio-' rrl/i »• A trick; imposture; de- 
 J"& &**^5 ception. 
 
 jug'glery,,"Hcr«'"°"""^^' 
 ju'gular,.t„.';"'""'"^ '» "•' 
 
 iii4r>A "■ Sap in plants; fluid in am- 
 jJU*Ce, mals. 
 
 jut'ciness,^-,^!.',^"''*"' 
 
 in»Vf»' l^CG "• Destitute of juices ; 
 jUf/VyC IC005 (jj-y. witliout moisture. 
 
 jut' Cy, «• Full of juice or moisture. 
 
 iiim' Kl^ "'• "T" mingle confusedly 
 JUIIl UIC^ together ; to confound. 
 
 iiivvtrk «»»• To leap; to spring ; to skip 
 jump, suddenly. 
 
 jump. «■ A leap ; a skip ; a bound. 
 
 I iiin.^' fn rf» "• A joJninR ; union ; 
 JUIli.. lUrt;, posture of affairs. 
 iitn'^rrldf ». Land overrun with brush- 
 JUIl glfJ, wood^ ^c. 
 
 iiiri' irki« «*• Younger in age or stand- 
 
 juii lor, jng. 
 
 jUn ior' i ty, -J^e state of bein? 
 
 iiinL' "• A small Chinese vessel ; old 
 JUIIK, ropes. 
 
 iiinlr' of "• A clandestine entertain- 
 JUIIH t.t, n,ent 
 
 iiir»' fr\ "• A secret assembly ; a ca- 
 JUIl lU, bal. 
 
 ju rid' i€ al, f^/^'°"^*"^ '° ''^^ 
 juris die" lion,-, \lfj,,fr- 
 ju ris pru' dence, oT law'^"" 
 
 ill' v\of *• A lawyer ; one versed in 
 
 JU ^l^t, pivii law. 
 
 incf "■ Upright ; reasonable ; honest ; 
 Jua>L, fit; regular. 
 
 iiict *"'•'• Exactly; precisely; accu- 
 ju&L, rately. 
 
 just' ice, l^Xe^^'' ^^'y-'^^e^'i 
 
 in^f' if i a hl/» "• ^^^oper; that 
 JUSsL 11 1 a UlC, jnay be excused. 
 
 justifiea''tion,:,*,.Sfo"r 
 
 ill«t' I Cv **'• "^^ clear from guilt; 
 ju»t 1 ij, toveriljir; to maintain. 
 
 iiic' /!/> *''• To shake ; to jog ; to 
 JUh ilC, jostle. 
 
 iiicf ' Iv '"^•'- Properly; honestly ; up- 
 JUbL ly, rightly. 
 
 ilicf' *ir»cc "• Exactness; upright- 
 jLioi, iica», ness ; equity. 
 
 lilt *'*• To stand out beyond the rest; 
 JUL, to shoot out. 
 
 illf' tv "• •^ projection; a pier; a 
 jut Lj, prominence. 
 
 ill' VO nilp *• Young; youthful; 
 JU VC lUie, lively; gay. 
 
 ju ve nil' i ty, )«. Youthfui- 
 
 • . •! / ness ; bnsk- 
 
 ju ve nile ness, ) nes*. 
 
 XvaW, ft- To cry, as a raven or crow. 
 
 IrorlrrA "• A small anchor used in 
 
 KCUge, culms. 
 
 Ir-acA ■■ "• The lowest piece of timber in 
 
 Kt;t.l, a ship. 
 
 b-ppn <*• Acute ; sharp ; cunning ; ea- 
 
 tppTl' Iv '^''- Eagerly ; sharply ; 
 ivcc;ii * J , with acrimony. 
 Irppn *'• '^° retain; to nourish; to 
 l\.t;t;p, preserve. 
 
 keep' sake, Jon"^ *°''^" °^ *^«*^- 
 
 ken, n. Knowledge ; sight, or view. 
 
 Irpn' net] "• A house for dogs; a 
 Kt^Il Iltl, fox's hole. 
 
 ker' chief, « a kind of headdress. 
 
 ker' nel "■ "^^^ eatable matter in a 
 
 ketCn, «• A vessel with two masts. 
 
 b-pt* f 1^ "• A vessel in which liquor 
 
 Kei Ue, is boiled. 
 
 kpt/ **' "^^ instrument to open a lock; 
 
 ^"5 an index ; a tone in music. 
 key' stone, J^^Th^e^'^iddle stone of 
 
 kick, vt. To strike with the foot. 
 
 Icid' nnn *'• '^^ ^^^^^ away chil- 
 iviLl liup, jj^g„ Qr any human being. 
 
 kill, vt. To deprive of life ; to destroy. 
 
 1^1 I'M "• A furnace to burn bricks, or 
 *^**'*^ make lime. 
 
 kim' bo, a. Crooked ; bent ; arched. 
 
 ^r[Y^ "• Related ; near ; of the same na- 
 **^***5 ture ; congenial. 
 Irinrl "• General class; particular na- 
 KIIIU, ture. 
 
 kind, «• Benevolent ; gentle ; good. 
 
 ]r\n^ g\\^ vt. To set on fire ; to in- 
 
 Klll Uic;, flame ; to excite. 
 
 U^ri/I' ^\r <"^»'- Benevolently ; with 
 
 H.111U ly, goodwill. 
 
 hinA' nocjc! »• Benevolence; good 
 
 KillU liebS, will ; love. 
 
 Irin' Arc^A "■ ^f the same blood: 
 
 Kin Urt.U, congenial. 
 
 Irinrr' Kr «• Royal ; Hoble ; august ; 
 
 KUl^ V 5 like a king. 
 
 Irinrr' /~IXrr» »» The dominion of a 
 
 King UUIII, ijing. aclass. 
 
 Irieo *'■ To salute or touch with the 
 
 KlfeJS, lipg_ 
 
 kiss, n- A salute given by joining lips. 
 
 Irli^lr vt- To make a small sharp 
 
 Kllt^K, noise. 
 
 7^n5ix»L" *• Peculiar skill ; dexterity; 
 
 ftlia-t/K, readiness. 
 
 J^nvP n. A deceitful fellow; a petty 
 
 /tvliavt:;, scoundrel. 
 
KOR 
 
 82 
 
 LAM 
 
 bar, fijill, whg.t, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 hn^v'f^rv "• "^^^ practice of a 
 A/liav ^» J5 knave; dishonesty. 
 l»nQv'' ioVi «• Fraudulent; dishon- 
 lilldV IMI5 est ; waggish. 
 
 A;nav'ishly,„t8r»Sf '"' 
 
 i l»nS^rl ***• To work tiour into dough 
 I fillCaU, with the fist.. 
 
 J/,r\r\r% "• The joint between the leg 
 
 /iliee, and thigh. 
 
 J^n#^f»l "'■ '^° bend or rest on the 
 AtipII "■ "^''^ ringing of a funeral 
 
 A:ni€k''Lack,ehiid^,tl^;:'«' "^ 
 
 iCnilG* "^ An instrument for cutting. 
 
 Jrni jrtit "• R^n'^ n^** to * baronet ; 
 Itin^ni^ a cliampion. 
 I»r»i /»• Jif "'• To reward by creating a 
 /rniO*/ll, knight. 
 
 fcni^/tt er' rant, f„,\„^:^t'- 
 knight' hood, k"„i,»r '" "' • 
 
 knight' ly, «• Becoming a knight. 
 it»r»if *''• To unite closely ; to draw to- 
 '»''"h gether. 
 
 l/*n\f' finer n. Act of knitting ; that 
 ttini 1111^5 which is knitted. 
 Z^nrkK "■ ^ bunch; a knot; a protu- 
 ZillUU, berance. 
 
 A^nob' by, a- FuU of knobs ; hard. 
 
 ]^nr\^lr ^^- To strike upon; to hit; 
 A/llUtyK^ to beat, as a door. 
 
 /rnOGk, n- A sudden stroke or blow. 
 
 Z'nt\£-h' f^r "• ^ hammer hanging 
 lillO-t/K t^r, at a door. 
 
 Arnock' ing, ^^on '"^''""^ ^' '''^ 
 
 J^nrill "• The top of a hill ; a small 
 A/IlUll^ elevation. 
 
 /bllolL vt. To ring or sound as a bell. 
 
 T'nrif n. A tie ; a protuberance; a 
 A/IIUI, difficulty. 
 
 ifcnot' ted, a. Full of knots ; hard. 
 
 knot' ty, a. Intricate. 
 
 A*n01lt **■ ^ rnode of punishment in 
 
 J^nritn "'• To understand; to have 
 n,llUW^ full assurance of. 
 
 ifcnow' ing, ,?,„^S""" """ '"• 
 fcnow'ingly,ff;„,^™""'>'^'"'- 
 
 knCitrV f^(\ao " Understanding; 
 /t.IlUfl71 tJUgt, learning; skill. 
 J^nii^lr' 1^ »"• To yield; to bend; 
 ItnUi^h. It;, to submit. 
 
 /I'nuek' le^ «• a joint of the finger. 
 
 ko' 
 
 ran. 
 
 The Mohammedan bible. 
 
 T n' Knl *•• A slip of writing denoting 
 Aua Ut^l, the contents of a thing. 
 
 kf U^i] vt. To put a label on any- 
 *^^h thing. 
 k' Ki nl "• Relating to, or uttered 
 Ul ai, by the lips. 
 k' Kr\i« "• P^in ; toil ; work ; child- 
 t>Or, birth. 
 
 k' bor inrr ''P''- striving with ef- 
 UUI lllg, fort ; working. 
 
 labo'rious,r„^.rk''''^'"^''"' 
 lab'yrinth,^fpVp'Sttk'^'^" 
 labyrinth'ian,>Vr";Se?i 
 labyrinth'ie, ^"^^ " 
 lace, *' "^^ "^ 
 
 laby. 
 to fasten with a 
 
 ') lace. 
 
 lac' er ate, ;fecls. ''"*"' '■'"^*" 
 
 1nx»lr "*• To be in need of, to want; 
 
 ia-t/11, to be without. 
 
 lo «>K n. Want ; need ; in India a term 
 
 lcl-t.IV, used for 100,000. 
 
 lo/^lr' riv "• ^ Pa&e; footboy ; at- 
 
 icit/iv v^J 5 tending servant. 
 
 la <^on' ie, pS,y. ^""'^"'^ ' ^""f' 
 
 lad, «• A boy ; a stripling ; a youth. 
 
 In rip "'• "^^ load; to freight ; to bur- 
 JclLlc;, jjgf, . tQ throw out, as water. 
 
 k' rlirirr "• Freight ; the cargo of a 
 Ulllg, vessel ; a load. 
 la' f\]^ "■ A utensil for dipping water; 
 •*"- *^At/, a large spoon. ' 
 
 la'dylike, ?„^°'''"^*^^"*'«'^*'="- 
 
 ]j)ff, vi. To loiter; to stay behind. 
 
 lag'gard, J,^'"^'^'''^''"^'^"*'^ 
 
 lo'ii'rl «• The lord of a manor in Scot- 
 
 ja*ra, jand. 
 
 k' 1 f V "• People, distinct frotn the 
 * V' clergy. 
 Inlro "• A large inland water; a 
 IclJlt;, color. 
 
 lam' bent, iouu'''"^ " "''"'"' 
 
 lamft' like, a. Meek ; mild ; gentle. 
 
 lamo "• Crippled; maimed; weak; 
 Idlllt;, imperlect. 
 
 lame, vt. To inake lame ; to cripple. 
 lomp' Iv '**'''• Weakly; like a c rip- 
 In mp' np«:« "• "^'^^ ^^^^^ '^^ ^^'"^ 
 ia,iiiK^ lic;a», a cripple or lame. 
 
 k-TY^r^rxi' *»*• To weep; to mourn, 
 intllL , to bewail. 
 
 lam'entablfi,°j7',^J-r:r 
 
 f inn "• ^" expres- 
 1/1(^11, sion of sorrow. 
 
 lam en ta' 
 
LAT 
 
 83 
 
 LEA 
 
 land' «^nnf> " "^''^ ^'^^ °^ P''°'* 
 IdllU bt/cipe, pect of a country. 
 
 l3,n6« "• A narrow street or passage. 
 
 Ian" CTimCff* "• H"'"*" speech; 
 lail gUdJ^t/, mode of expression. 
 lr,r»" mii^ o- Faint: weak: Ian- 
 
 lan gum, guisj„ng. 
 
 Inn" cnii«h "* To grow feeble ; to 
 lail gUlhll, pine . to jiroop. 
 
 Ian" miich inCT <»• Feeble; having 
 
 Itlll gUlbll 111^, a drooping look. 
 
 Inn' crttrKf "• Want of strength or 
 
 lail g«*Ur, spirit; feebleness. 
 
 Ifinlr "• Slender ; loose ; not fat ; lan- 
 
 laillV, guid ; slim. 
 
 Inn **'■ To wrap round ; to lick up, as a 
 
 '«*'P^ dog. 
 
 Ian' i Ho rv "• One who works in 
 
 lajj 1 ua IJ, precious stones. 
 
 ]*in' r%t^i "• The skirt or loose part 
 
 icip ptJt, of a garment. 
 
 lor^oA t' -A. small error or mistake ; zi 
 
 lapse, fall. ^ 
 
 lar' bo«rd, ^v^ssif^^*"'^"'^^'^ 
 lar' ce ny, Eert. **'"''*"'" ''""^ 
 
 |q~' rl^r "• A place where meat is 
 idl Ut;i , kgpt . a pantry. 
 
 a. Broad ; wide ; extensive ; 
 
 copious ; big. 
 
 n<^ca "• ^"^^ 5 extent ; 
 
 llt;»&, greatness. 
 I jir' CTt^aa "• ^ '^'ee gift ; a bounty ; 
 lai gt:7&&, a present or gift. 
 
 Ina r»iv' 1 rwiic "• Loose ; wanton ; 
 
 lati CIV 1 OUb, lustful ; lewd. 
 
 jqcU ft. To whip or scourge ; to 
 
 lOr&ii, scourge with satire. 
 
 fi. Fatigue ; weari- 
 ness ; languor. 
 
 large, I 
 large' 
 
 las' si tude, 
 
 liict "• Latest; newest; that follows 
 
 Jctat, all the rest in time. 
 
 lijcf "*• To continue; to endure, or 
 
 '"■^^1 wear well. 
 
 lijcf' in<T <*• Dul'able ; perpetual; 
 
 JaSl ing, rearing, well. 
 
 Ijjcf' ly a(iu. In the last time or place; 
 
 laoL ij, in conclusion. 
 
 \ntct "• S'°^ i behind in time ; tardy ; 
 
 late, recent. 
 
 late'ly,lat'terly, ,"*•,,':<>. 
 
 II. Time far advanced 
 
 recent time. 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, {hou. 
 
 1am nnnn' "• ^ personal sathre ; 
 Idlll pOUn , abuse ; censure. 
 
 lam pOOn , gonal satire. 
 la n r» A *''• To pierce or cut with a lan- 
 litllK^K;^ cet i to open, as a surgeon. 
 Inn' r»<>t »• A small pointed surgical 
 Idll Ctrt, instrument. 
 lanrl I »*• To set on shore. 
 IdllU, J ^j_ To come on shore. 
 InnrI **• A country; region; earth; 
 IdllU, an estate. 
 
 land' hold er, rand""" """"^ "' 
 
 lonrl' infT '»• A place to land at ; a 
 IdllU lllg, stair top. 
 
 Innrl' miirlr »• A mark to define 
 IdllU IIldrK, boundaries. 
 
 late' ness, 
 
 lof' oi» ol "■ Pertaining to the side ; 
 
 IdL ei dl, sidewise. 
 
 la' tent "' concealed; secret; hid- 
 
 Iq-FVi' ^i« "• A froth formed of soap 
 
 Id III er, and water. 
 
 lof' i fiiAc\ "• Breadth ; width ; lib- 
 
 IdL 1 lUUe, erty ; freedom. 
 
 lot' 1 tiirlf> "• Di.stance from the 
 
 IdL 1 tUUt;, equator north or south. 
 
 lof' fof a. The last of two ; modern ; 
 
 Idl lt;r, lately done. 
 
 lit' f ir»o "• A window formed like 
 
 IdL Llt/t;, net-work. 
 
 Iniirl'n Kl/» «• Worthy of commen- 
 
 IdUU d Ul«;, dation or praise. 
 
 laud' a num, opium ''"''"'' °^ 
 laud' a to ry, praise. ^°"*--"^ 
 
 loi«rrVk (^r/) n. An expression of mer- 
 IdUgll, riment.. 
 
 la»/o-h' a hi/' « exciting laughter; 
 IdlCgll d UlCr, ludicrous ; droll. 
 liij/nrl' rocc "• A woman who 
 launu. 1 t;feS>, cashes clothes. 
 
 lau' rel, ^hru^b" '^"■'''*" '''"' ' 
 
 Ion' fn} g»A <»• Decked or crowned 
 IdU rt.1 ru, ^ith laurel. 
 
 la' va "■ I^elted matter ejected from 
 
 Id Vd, volcanoes. 
 
 Invo *'• To wash one's self ; to bathe; 
 
 IdVt;, to lade out. 
 
 liv' isjh *'• '^° waste; to scatter 
 
 lav l&ll, profusely; to squander. 
 
 Inv' icVi "• Prodigal; wasteful; ex- 
 
 IdV l&Il, tremely liberal. 
 
 lav' ish ment, ?us^o??'^*"*''' ^''" 
 
 llW "■ ^ rule of action; a decree or 
 law, statute; a judicial form. 
 Imxr' All o- Conformable to law ; le- 
 IdW lUl, gal; rightful. 
 
 law' ful ness, ,"a„*]!r,T„\°^'°' 
 
 1n«7' locc **• Illegal; irregular; not 
 law ie&&, restrained by law. 
 lawn "■ ^" open space between 
 law 11, woods ; fine linen. 
 lov *"■• Loose; vague; not strict; 
 *«-^^ slack. 
 
 lai/' man, - op.^ '' ''' '"^^ " 
 
 li' r/i nooo n. Indisposition to work; 
 
 la ZI ness, idleness. 
 
 In' "ZV "• '*^le ; sluggish; unwilling 
 
 lO. ^J, to work. 
 
 \ci.nA "■ A heavy, coarse, fusible 
 
 iet*U, metal. 
 
 lo^rl "*• To conduct ; to guide ; to 
 
 leau, induce. 
 
 \c%nA' an <^- Made of lead; dull; 
 
 leaU eil, heavy. 
 
 ]^rif\' Ckv "• A guide; a conductor; 
 lUaU t.r, a chief. 
 
 n. A treaty of alliance ; dis- 
 
 league 
 
 le^k, n- A hole which lets in water. 
 
 ? tance of three miles. 
 
LEN 
 
 84 
 
 LIB 
 
 bar, fall, wh^t, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 Ip/lk "*■ ^^ ^®* water io or out | ttr 
 16^11- «• Thin ; poor in flesh ; meager. 
 
 IS/yn ^- '^° ^^^^ against; to stay 
 
 IK^Uil^ upon; to incline. 
 
 1^/yn' n<^c<2 "• A want of flesh ; thjn- 
 
 ICWH IIC&o^ ness ; poverty. 
 ' IS/fn «• A jump ; a spring ; a bound ; a 
 ; ItJCtp^ sudden transition. 
 
 lo/^frn "'■ To gain information or 
 
 ItJCfni^ knowledge. 
 
 lp//rn' pH «• Versed in languages 
 
 iCMi II c;m5 and science. 
 
 lp//rn' ino- "• *^*'^ '" anything; 
 
 leani lllg, ©ruditien. 
 
 1^/yco *'• To contract for possession 
 
 It/MfeU^ of a house. 
 
 lenth' er, -Hides of ani^aUdress- 
 
 le«ih' ern, «• Made of leather. 
 
 ]cinvct *'*• Todepart from ; to forsake; 
 
 **^**»"5 to bequeatli. 
 
 Ip/JVP "* Pe»™*ssion ; license ; fare- 
 
 lp/7v'inp-« "• P^"- Remnant; rel- 
 
 lo^' f 11 i«o "• A reading ; a di*c©urse 
 ItJ-t/ LIU U5 on any subject. 
 
 lee' ture, ^!- J° '^prove; to m- 
 
 ledff' er« »• The chief account book. 
 IBai* v»- To cast an arch or cunning 
 
 i«cr, look. 
 
 lof»' 1 r'v »• A bequest ; a gift left 
 
 it?g a cy, by will. 
 
 1^' rrol «• Conformable to laws ; law- 
 authorize ; to 
 
 It. An embassador from the 
 pope 
 
 1p' o-nl T^P *"• "^^ ^"^ 
 le gdl l/ie, make lawful 
 
 leg' ate, 
 
 1« rro" fi/^rt «• An embassy ; oflice 
 
 le gd lion, of legate. 
 
 Ip' frpnH "• ^ fabulous narration or 
 
 leg' i bleV^It**' ''' "" '""^ ' **'''*' 
 
 1 lo' rrirkn "• A body of troops ; a large 
 \ *^ &*^''9 number. 
 
 leg^islate,;;;,^/^^ '"J'" 
 
 I leg IS la tUre, er that makes laws. 
 
 ilegit'imacy,-„Ti:;Lr'" 
 |legit'imate,°„,^r/k;''''""'° 
 :ie git' i mate ly,fitT;»">'i 
 
 i IS'Sff' iif/a "• Freedom from business 
 
 I *^»» Ure, or hurry. 
 
 I ]prif4 ^t- To grant the use of any 
 
 thing. 
 
 n. Extent from end to end ; 
 
 length, distance. 
 
 lonrrtVi' ^t-» v/. To protract ; to make 
 
 ItiJIIglll Cll, longer. 
 
 l<ar»rr<l-»' tr «• ^-ong ; not concise or 
 
 It^Il^Ill ^, brief. 
 
 e' ni onf "• Mild; assuasive ; soft. 
 Pn' i t V "■ ^i'*^"^^^« Boftnessj mer- 
 
 ck-r%i "• Interval of forty days before 
 
 eilt^ Easter. 
 
 f»r»' <^r "• A person afllicted with lep- 
 
 ^F ^'^ 9 rosy. 
 
 rin' fn cv "• A dlsgu.sting cutanea 
 
 ^r * " °J 5 ous disease. 
 
 oc coo' "• '^^f® *^ whom a lease is 
 
 C& &t.t; , granted. 
 
 fkc' o/'Ti *'• or »i. To make or become 
 t.a. ^CI1, ,gss . to degrade ; to shrink. 
 oa' c/in "• -^^ portion to be read or 
 t.» ftC/ll, learnt ; a precept. 
 00' cnr "• ^"^ ^'•o grants a lease 
 t;s> &U1 , to another. 
 
 et, "/. To permit ; to allow ; to lease. 
 
 efVinr^ rri^ "• Inclined to lethar- 
 llld.1 gli:., gy . drowsy. 
 
 fkfh' ni* frv *•• Drowsiness; inac- 
 
 em ar gy, tjon ; a disease. 
 
 a fVio' on **• Oblivious ; causing 
 
 e ine an, oWivion. 
 
 Pf' fpr "■ An epistle; a printing type; 
 v^t n^l , analphabetic character. 
 of' f oi* ^A «• Learned ; marked 
 Ct LL.! C/U, with letters. 
 
 et' tUCe, Get' lis) n. A garden sulad. 
 
 PV f^P'^ "• ^ lady's toilet ; an attend- 
 K^y t/t: 9 jng crowd. 
 Pv' nl "'• "^^ make even or plain ; to 
 *^* ^^9 lay flat; to aim. 
 
 Pv' p1 f^Y "■ ^"® ^'^^ levels ; one 
 
 v>v d ^* ^ who destroys superiority. 
 
 ov' Of *»• A bar to raise heavy bod- 
 
 *^» *-'5 ies. 
 
 Pv' 1 fv "• Lightness; vanity; in- 
 
 cv 1 Lj, constancy. 
 
 o\r' tr *'• To raise ; to gather ; to col- 
 
 ^* J5 lect. 
 
 p„r .^ n. A collection ; act of raising 
 
 *^* J 5 money or men. 
 
 ^y' i .£»rkn "• A book of words ; a 
 
 t.A 1 -t/Ull, dictionary. 
 
 \ «i Kil' i f tr »• The state of being 
 
 1 a Ull 1 ly, liable. 
 
 1' r» yAg> a. Subject to ; responsible ; 
 
 1 a UlC, not exempt. 
 
 i ba" tion, ::^in'^J! '''^'""^ ""^^^ ''^ 
 
 i' HpI '''• To defame; to slander; to 
 1 UtJl, lampoon. 
 
 1' HpI Pr " -^ defamatory writer; 
 1 U^l t^l , one who libels. 
 
 i' bel ous, Sus.'"'"'''" ' ''^'"'"■' 
 ib' er al, ^rous""''^"^ '' ^'"^ ' ^'"' 
 iber al' i ty, Je^^e""^'' ' '"""''' 
 
 iK' pr at p *'■ "^^ ^®'' ''^'^®® ^"^ *^ ''^" 
 
 ib' er tine,'tfous^'"'"°'"^^ ' "'*"■ 
 
 iK' Of tAT- "• Freedom ; leave ; prlv- 
 i' bra ry, «. a collection of books 
 
LIQ 
 
 85 
 
 LON 
 
 bopk, dove, full, use, €an, chaiae, gem, thin, t\\ou. 
 
 Permission ; liberty ; 1 J^' >, [A a. Not solid ; flowing ; fluid i 
 excess. *>M "«"5 dissolved. 
 
 ; li' cense, 
 
 Vyc;iiac, |„jt by legal power. 
 
 1T^ n. An uniruth ; a faiseliood ; a fic- 
 *^9 tion. 
 lT/> *'^" '^*' '^®" *" untruth ; to lie down ; 
 ^i-^^ to lean upon. 
 \i^(Tt^ \ "• ^ sovereign. 
 ifcCgc;, J a Subject ; trusty. 
 
 I riV, n. Animal being ; vitality ; spirit ; 
 'Alt/, conduct. 
 
 lift*' lf>ac **• Without life ; dull ; spir- 
 lllt; ItJoa, itless ; without force. 
 
 life' time, »• The duration of life. 
 
 lifY ^^' ^^ r^ise or lieave up ; to elevate 
 '"^-^ or support. 
 
 lig* a ment,r^lh'r '"""»«• 
 
 lirr' Q tfifA "• A tie or bandage ; the 
 
 iig a lure, act of bindi.fg. 
 
 ITerhf •• Not heavy ; Blender ; active; 
 l^'*l5 trilling. 
 
 11 frhi^ />n "'• ^o make light ; to re- 
 l^/tL C/II, duce j„ weight. 
 
 li«*/it' Cn, »»»• To flash as lightning. 
 
 ITrr/if' r»i« "• ^ ^^^ ^^^ unloading 
 
 lio-Zlt' neSS, revtly''*"' of weight; 
 liirA "■ Reseukbling ; simUar ; equal ; 
 II Ke, likely. 
 liiro **'• To approve of ; tp be pleased 
 
 II lit;, with. 
 
 lTlr£»' ntkiac! «. A resemblancs ; simil. 
 llKe IltJfeS, jtude; form. 
 
 Hm' Kcki* "• Supple i pliant ; flexible ; 
 III Uei , easily bent. 
 lim' it *'^' ^" '**'^ limits to ; to circum* 
 mil 11-, scribe ; to restrain. 
 lim' it "' ^"^ thuig which bounds ; a 
 lllll 11, border; the utmost extent. 
 lim' npr "■ ■'^ picture -maker; apaint- 
 
 limp, »»• To halt ; to walk lame. 
 lim PKl, «• Pure ; transparent ; clear. 
 
 lir»' c% ncrti "• A. race ; stock ; pedi- 
 llll K dgt., gree ; family. 
 
 Iin' o ol «• Indirect descent; hered- 
 m e ai, ^ary. 
 
 lin' e a ment, ;»^a feature or out- 
 
 lin" crt^r ^' To remain long; to 
 1111 gc;i , droop ; to languish 
 
 liq'uidate,;'iei^ar.'''''"'*^'''^ 
 
 liq' U^r, n- Any thing liquid ; drink. 
 
 Iic?f' ^r\ t^- To hearken ; to hear; to 
 USl f^n, attend. 
 
 Iicjl' locji! f- (Careless; inattentive; 
 Ibl lt>fc5>, heedless. 
 lit' 1 nv "• A general supplication ; 
 lit U. IIj, a form of prayer. 
 Ill' r»r ill <*• According to the letter; 
 lit K^l ai, not figurative. 
 lit oi» o' fi «• '^*^" of learning; tht 
 ill t.1 a 11, learned. 
 
 lit'erature,-,Jf,r"'''""" 
 lith' o graph, ^,„*^.'"'«.'''"°° °" 
 
 lit' i rrofo »t. To contend in law ; to 
 lit 1 gate, quarrel. « 
 
 lit i irn" tion " ^ judicial con- 
 lll 1 ga IIUII, test ; a lawsuit. 
 lit' tlf "' S"'^H in quantity ; cbminu- 
 
 lit' Ur gy, n. Form of public prayer. 
 
 Jiir^ rt. To have being ; to e©joy hfe ; 
 **^^? to dwell. 
 iTvo *• Quick; active; having life; 
 IIYL., not extinct. 
 
 liv' irl "' l^>!*<-'olored ; black and blue, 
 11 V lU, as with a blow. 
 liv' incr "• ■^ maintenance; a bene- 
 J57 nee. 
 
 Iri/yfl *'■ '^° '^^ °" * '*"'^6" ; ^° freight; 
 lUc*tl, tQ charge a gun 
 
 locm, n- Any thing lent to be returned. 
 
 1^/ ^ol <*• Pertaining toaplace; being 
 lU -t/cll, of a place. 
 
 lo' -eate, vt. To place ; to establish 
 
 ]f\ x'n" t\r\rt »• Situation ; place ; 
 lU -t/d tlUIl, act of placing. 
 \r\£>\r "'• To fasten with a lock ; to se- 
 ItJtivK, cure. 
 
 lo«omo"tion,;i,4r/pU' 
 lo «o mo' tive, °, *'^'"'°"^'»"e» '• 
 
 \f\fh'r* inrr "-A temporary abode; 
 lUUg lllg, hired rooms. 
 IrkO' \r "• High; elevated; haughty; 
 lUlt J, pioud. 
 
 Iq jy' ^ ^ n. Art of thinking or reasoning 
 o ' well. ^ 
 
 lo gi" cian, I, 
 
 lin" trer inn^ "• Tedious; tardy; l/l- n A line 
 
 iiii ger iiig, slow jog line, s,,ip,i, ^ay. 
 
 lin" gUal, JongS.*"""^'"^ ^° ^^^ loins, «. The lower part of the back. 
 
 One skilled in rea- 
 soning. 
 A line to measure a 
 
 One versed in lan- 
 guages, 
 
 lin" guist, J 
 
 I i n L vt. To chain "up ; to tie together 
 
 lilliv, to connect. 
 
 linb- "• ^ single ring of a chain ; part 
 
 llllK, of a series. 
 
 lin' no f\? *''• To make liquid; to 
 
 lll| Ut; 1^, n^eitj to dissolve. 
 
 loi' ter, vi. To delay ; to lag behind. 
 
 loi' tPr ino- PP''- spending timt 
 lUl lei lllg, jdiy. lingering. 
 
 lone, a. Lonely ; solitary ; single. 
 
 Irino' Iv " Lone; solitary; dismal 
 lUllt; 1 J, addicted to solitude. 
 
LUC 
 
 LYR 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 lOUff* *'*• To wish or desire earnestly. 
 
 Ion gev' i ty, Jfe'''^' ^*"^^ °' 
 
 l/^r»rr' Infr «• An earnest wish orde- 
 lOng mg, sire for. 
 Inn' rri tllHp " Distance, east or 
 lUIl gl i-ucit;^ ^gst, from any place 
 Ir^nt "*■ "^^ ^®® ' *° attend ; to search; 
 lyUKj to expect ; to seek for. 
 
 lr\rklr *»• '^^^ **'" *^f ^^^ face; act of 
 lyOKj looking. 
 
 loop. «• A noose in a rope or cord. 
 
 Innn' holp "• ^" aperture ; an open- 
 lUUp liXJlKij ing for escape. 
 InOdP a. Slack ; not tight ; irregular; 
 
 Irwr^cj' /?n *•'• "^^ ^^^^^ *"y ^'""5 5 to 
 lUUO Cllj unbind ; to part. 
 
 lO qua VlOUh, prattUng. 
 
 bnnnr' i tv "• Talkativeness; 
 qU4t^ 1 ly^ too much talk. 
 InrH' Iv **' Proud ; haughty ; state- 
 
 lri«rk '^'" To suffer loss ; to throw away; 
 
 lOiStJ^ to misplace. 
 
 Irkcc "• Damage ; deprivation ; injury 
 
 IU005 sustained. 
 
 lr»t "• Chance ; fortune ; portion ; state 
 
 lOL^ assigned. 
 
 lrr„fU „ vt To feel disgust ; to abom- 
 
 lUcl lllt;^ inate ; to abhor. 
 
 loath' some, ?^,^^"^^°"^' ""^'^ 
 
 1 /f tlfin "■ ^ medicinal wash ; a cos- 
 
 l^ff f £>!• V "• Distribution of prizes 
 lUl ItJI y<) by chance. 
 
 loud* «• Noisy ; sounding ; turbulent. 
 loUnffe* ^- To idle, or live lazily. 
 15 V' a bk, fov^'ed.''"''' worthy to be 
 Irivp ***• To regard with affection ; to 
 ^*^''*^) be very fond of. 
 ]^vo' Iv "• Amiable; pleasing; ex- 
 lU\*:i IJ, citing love. 
 lrr-_ a. Nothigb; humble; mean; de« 
 10M7, jected. 
 
 |;r ,_/ ^f. vt. To bring down; to hum- 
 HJM7 CI 5 bie ; to depress. 
 ]/\\\t' or t^*"""^ "*• To look gloomy or 
 lUVV CI 5 threatening. 
 b^w' nr V i^oui-'y) a. Threatening a 
 3 ./ ' storm ; cloudy. 
 
 \c\^n' 1i nP<5<S "• ^^""^ °^ dignity or 
 10M7 11 Iltvlsts, pride; humility. 
 
 It^'Im' lir "■■ Humble; unassuming; 
 1007 1^5 meek. 
 
 loy 
 
 ' n\ a. Honest; faithful to prince, 
 
 lady, or lover. 
 
 loy' al ty, »• Faithfulness ; fidelity. 
 
 Ill' Cid, « Clear; resplendent ; bright. 
 
 iii^lr "• Chance; fortune, whether 
 lUt^H, good or bad. 
 
 luck' IpSS "' Unfortunate; not suc- 
 
 ,,-.U/ ^j a. Happy by chance; fortu- 
 
 "^^*^ J 5 nate. 
 
 11' x»ra i\vci o- Profitable ; gainful ; 
 
 U -t^l a live, advantageous. 
 
 .-.r r*t'g» "' Cain; pecuniary profit or 
 
 U ^l t;, advantage. 
 
 u €u bra" tion, ;,„,Sj,,'"' 
 u'di€rous,Si/r?;X: '"*'"• 
 
 Ull* vt. To sail close by the wind. 
 
 ua' O-ncrp "• Baggage; any heavy 
 
 "6 6^5^5 burden. 
 
 nlrp' warm " Moderately warm; 
 
 UKt; >^4i»H5 indifferent 
 
 ,i]l vl. To soothe to sleep; to allure; 
 
 ^**5 to compose. 
 
 nm' Kor "• Timber generally ; old 
 
 Uill UUl , useless furniture. 
 
 u'minary,^-,^,'^'''^^^^"'""^^^'^ 
 u'minous,f,g,f'"'"^' '"^^ "' 
 
 nrv^TA n- The whole mass, gross, or 
 
 ump, bulk. 
 
 11' no r»\r "■ Madness in general; 
 U lia iy^5 insanity. 
 
 11' nar* <»• Belonging to the moon. 
 
 n' nf» ti^ ^ "• ^ niadman. 
 
 U lid Ll-ty, I a. Mad ; insane. 
 
 Mnrrc "• f'"- The organs of respira- 
 
 ""&*? tion 
 
 ni«/-»h vt. To roll to one side; to lurk; 
 
 UrCll, to pilfer. 
 
 rj -^ n. A decoy; an enticement; a 
 
 "* ^y snare. 
 
 lirk- ft- To lie hid or unperceived. 
 
 urk'ingj^;-^™'"""^''*^"^'- 
 us''cious,Sefor''^'"^'"^^'^" 
 
 - X n. Any violent or irregular de- 
 *^ol.^ sires. 
 
 USt' fill, Jires""'"' '"''"'" ''* 
 
 list' i ly, atio. Vigorously; stoutly. 
 
 US^ trOUS, a. Bright; luminous. 
 
 list' y, o- stout ; vigorous ; healthful. 
 
 iiv 11' ri nnci^ "• Abundance; 
 UA U 1 1 clllCt;, exuberance. 
 nv 11' ri nni «• Abundant; exu- 
 UA U i 1 rtllL, berant in growth. 
 
 axu'rious,;^^''"''"""'^''"" 
 
 11 y' 11 rv "■ ^"^'^ess of any kind; 
 
 l*-^ *^ ' J5 profuseness. 
 
 V r»fi' nm "• '^'^ academy; an as- 
 
 y Lyx3 UllJ, sociation. 
 
 1/' irirr ) "• ^^'^ °*^ telling a falsehood. 
 
 y *"&? { ppr. Uttering untruths. 
 
 yrnph« "• a transparent anlmal fluid. 
 
 ^f^r^ n. A kind of harp ; a musical in- 
 
 J * *^? strument. 
 
 v' riwt "• ^*"e who plays the lyre ; a 
 
 y 1 1st, harpist. 
 
MAK 
 
 87 
 
 MAN 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 M. 
 
 ^„_j n. A batoon carried before a 
 IliaC/t^^ magistrate. 
 
 mae/t' in ate, r;i7e",t plot" '°"" 
 mae/i in a" tion, contrtvince.* 
 
 ma ?hVn<a' » ^n engine composed 
 Illd, l^UlIltJ y of several parts. 
 
 ma chine' ry,;j^,K.13r^' 
 
 mn ?hVn' i^t " ^ constructor of 
 Illct 1.^11111 i»t, engines or machines 
 
 mad. c. Deprived of reason ; furious. 
 
 miH' r1/>n ^'- *"^ "*'• "^^ '"*''® **"■ *° 
 iiicivi u(yii, become mad ; to enrage. 
 
 madon'na/M,^;^!^°'^'"^"^«" 
 
 moo" n -/Vnp' "• ^ storehouse for 
 , IIlcl^ «- I'i.li^ J ammunition. 
 
 niag l-e- ell, invi.sible power. 
 
 magi^cianj^eitr""^""'""" 
 mag'istrate,;j(,t"°''""°'^"' 
 mag' na e/zar' ta,;:^,Sc'h»r?er^' 
 magnanim'ity,-fS""^ 
 mag nan' im ous, nobie^''*^' 
 
 matr' nif^ "• ^ "'*" "^ rank; a 
 mag Ildie, personage. 
 morr' nrnt "• ■^ stone or fossil that 
 Illdg lid, attracts iron 
 
 mag mPic,rrio1.r '"''"''•""■ 
 magnif'icenVdiS""'^'''"' 
 mag' nify/extoi" ""'''''''•'" 
 mag'ni tude,^enf '"'"^''^ 
 
 TYin/H' f>n °- Ke'ating to a maid; 
 
 ma^U ni, new ; fresh. 
 
 *v^o'i rv» *>'• To cripple ; to hurt ; to dis- 
 
 nidelU, able. 
 
 rtrtn'tn «• Chief; principal; greater 
 
 nidell, part. 
 
 mam' ly, Jj- P"ncipally ; mightHy; 
 
 mam tam',r^Jea.'"'''°'''^^ 
 main' te nance, ?enc?^°'' ' '^'" 
 majes'tic,:3tT'''^'""°'T* 
 
 mMi'rfaafv "• Grandeur; stateli- 
 llldj e» t^, ness; dignity. 
 
 ma ior' i tV "• ?'*^? greater part; 
 llldjUI 1 Ij^ end of minority. 
 m Q It n *'^- To create ; to form ; to con- 
 IlldlVt/, struct. 
 
 make, »• Form; structure; nature. 
 
 »viol' o rimr ". Sickness ; distemper , 
 
 mai a ay, disease. 
 
 mo li' ri n "• Noxious air gener- 
 Illd Id lid, ating disease. 
 
 male die" tion, -eVkmT'''" 
 malefac'tor,:,,*/;™'"'^'" 
 malev'olence,ri,S;7;%';» 
 malev'olent,S,„^.:f"''"' 
 
 inol' ir»n " I'l-will, grudge, or spite; 
 lliai 1*^^.5 badness of design. 
 
 mali"cious,;-fef!.'i.'"""'""^ 
 
 ■mr, lTrt-v»' a. Mischievous ; unfavor- 
 nid J 1^11 5 able; fatal. 
 
 malig'nant,?^^'^^^"^' •"*" 
 mal'ison,So;^^"^^«^"""^^^^^- 
 
 mall, (fnaul) vt. To beat with a mallet. 
 
 rvtoll (»««0 »• A public walk or prom- 
 Illdll, enade. 
 
 mal' let, »• a wooden hammer. 
 malt* '•• Barley soaked and dried. 
 
 rr>orr»' mr^n "• Wealth; riches;' 
 Uldlll int»II, love of the world 
 mnn "• ^ human being: the male; 
 Illdll, niankind in general. 
 rv^or* »<• 'i"o furnish with men ; to for- 
 
 man, tify. 
 man'aele,?'„ff^°'''"'"'*'^^*"^- 
 
 man' age able, ^iJ^JoTerlrer- 
 man'agement,-Xr""'^' 
 man' date, JpU"';^' """'"'' 
 man'datory,Srecr;r''"'- 
 
 man' ful, a. BoM ; vallant ; daring. 
 
 m'\rt' fill Iv *"^*'- Boldly; stoutly; 
 Illdll lUl ly, bravely; valiantly. 
 man' crdf »»• ^ trougii for cattle to 
 nidU ger, feed in 
 
 man" gle, JlecS 
 
 man' hood, sJrSj-"™*'^ 
 
 i-r»o' *-ki ci "• Madness ; state of in 
 nid 111 d, sanity. 
 mn' ni n^ n. a madman; a furious 
 Illd 111 dt^, o,. insane person. 
 
 mani'a€al,:;e?s''""^"'^^'""'- 
 
 mnn' i Vt^at *''• '^^ *^°^ plainly; 
 Illdll 1 lt;j5l, to make appear. 
 
 man'ifest,-/eS;r""'^ ^'""^ 
 man'ifestly,fy':'P'*'"'y^^'^"- 
 manifest'o,^^'^''*^^^^'"'^^- 
 
MAR 
 
 88 
 
 MAS 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 rnan'ifold, Jjr^'"^^*^^'^^^ 
 inan kind', f- J^^.Hr*" ^^'' 
 man' like, S,„^."'^*"'""'*«^*"" = 
 man' li ness, ?yfSv"ery.' '^'^"*' 
 
 mon' }\T *• Firm; brave; becoming 
 mail 1^, a man. 
 
 man na. 
 
 n. A drug ; a concreted, 
 
 •5 honey-like juice. 
 inovi' v»rn« « Fashion; usage ; cus- 
 nidll ntr, tom ; kind. 
 
 man' n^r Iv "• *^*^'' ' respectful ; 
 indll Iier IJ, ^ell behaved. 
 
 man'ners,Lvfor"' ^"'''' "" 
 man^u'ver,^i,,ta^r^^"^"^' 
 
 rv»or\' ^r« ♦•• The junsdiction of a 
 iiidn or, lord. 
 
 ma no' ri al, ?„an^of ""'"" '° * 
 
 manse, »• a parsonage-house. 
 w^o r»' oi^-kn "• A. residence ; n dwell- 
 
 man sion, ing.,,ouse. 
 man'suetude,"„ifaness"«"' 
 
 t>-»o»^' *1^ '^<- To cloak ; to disguise ; 
 
 iiiaii uer, to ^o^^er. 
 
 rv^rii-*' n o1 "A Small book ; a book 
 
 niclIl U dl, of prayer. 
 
 mov»'n qI «• Performed bv Uie 
 
 man u ai, i,and. 
 
 man' u al ist, J^fficT'^""" ' ^ 
 
 manufae'ture,^rVan' 
 
 man u fac' ture, ^^ J^"^ "'^^ 
 
 man u mis' sion, f;ee^ "^"'"^ 
 
 man' n mit, ^f^ve^'* ^^' ^"^^^ ^ 
 
 ma nure', v<- To enrich, as soil. 
 
 I man' n script, ^- p^"^ """^" 
 
 ' *viq' n a7 f"'*"' "y) 't- Numerous ; sev- 
 1 llld. liyj eral. 
 
 I map, n- A delineation of countries. 
 
 i tviQ** "*• To injure; to hurt; to dam- 
 j "*ai , age. 
 
 I ma raud' er, n. a soldlerrobber. 
 
 ] Illd. 1 d,UU llJg, quest of plunder. 
 
 rviQf' Kl^ "• A stone susceptible of 
 I Illdl UlC^ a fine polish. 
 
 mHi«r»Vi "• The third month ; a move- 
 I Illdl CIl, jnent of soldiers. 
 lrK»Qi«/-»Vi "*• To go or move in order, 
 
 Illd-I Cll, lii^e soldiers. 
 
 I march' es, -^^'^"fi"^^ ^^ ^''^'^- 
 
 rr>iii«r»Vi' inrr "• A movement in 
 Illdl Cn mg, military form. 
 mbV rrir» »• An edge; a brink or 
 j ***«'* 6"*5 border ; Uie verge. 
 
 FYinr' rrin nl "• Written or placed 
 Illdr gm dl, on the margin. 
 rv^o fVr»«' n. A soldier doing service 
 Hid rilit3 , at sea. 
 
 ma ri'ne', «• Relating to the sea. 
 mar' in er, »• a sailor ; a seaman. 
 
 mar' i tal, Sand''*""''"^ '° '^ ''"" 
 
 mar' i time, o.Relatmgtoihesea. 
 
 rnnrlr "* ^ character; a token; a 
 llJctI K, stamp ; an impression. 
 mci fh ^^- To make a mark or token ; 
 llldl K, to note. 
 
 mark' et, »• Piace and time of sale. 
 
 mark'etabl^, :;;,^iU"^'^^^«** 
 
 iY»;j,.l n. A kind of rich clay used for 
 llldl 1, manure. 
 
 mar' line, «• Hemp dipp«d in pitClL 
 
 mhV mn Inrl^ " A sweetmeat of 
 
 mai Ilia latlC, quinces or oranges 
 
 mar mo' re an, :;;aS''"'"' '" , 
 
 moV' niiie "• Rank next to tliat of I 
 Illdr qUlfci, duke. I 
 
 m^ir' nni« af^ »• Jurisdiction of I 
 mar qUlS ate, a n.arquis. 
 m o !•' r ^a (to "• l-egal union of man 1 
 Illdr I «dgt?, and woman. j 
 
 mar'r/ageabk,?oSL'y.''' 
 
 iYioi«' ■»'t\\\T "• The oily matter in the 
 Illdr row, hollow of bones. 
 
 mar' row less, ^ow^^dV ""'" 
 
 lliai Ij, ter into, marriage. 
 
 marsh, »»■ a fen or bog ; a swamp. 
 
 rk^Qr' cIiqI ^' To arrange in order; 
 Uldl ftliai, to conduct. 
 
 marsh' y, «• Boggy ; wet ; swampy. 
 
 inJirt »«■ A place of sale; a public 
 
 mar''tiai, f,,)?'"'^"'^"'''^'^^"*^^^- 
 
 lY^Mf' fxri* "■ One who dies for the 
 
 mar lyi , tr„tj, 
 
 mar' tyr dom, ^.aTirr."'*"' "'' * 
 
 mnr' VpI "*• '^^ wonder or admire 
 
 mar' vel'ous, JufrSS"/"'- 
 mar'velously,::^'„SX"" 
 
 mjic' ^n linp " ^*'®' manly; 
 IIWS €U lint., like a man 
 
 m*i<a]i' "■ ^ covering for the face ; di$- 
 
 mb'cb- ^'- To disguise with a mask ; 
 '*'"^*^^ to conceal. 
 Tvio' o^r» «• A workman in brick or 
 nid son, stone. 
 
 ma son' a€,Lrfs''^^"' '"'"'"" 
 
MAU 
 
 89 
 
 MED 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 t ^^-^ ««T II. Stonework; tb« yy^rjv' im "• * general principle; a 
 
 lliaA IIII5 leading truth. 
 may' ing, J;^««^hering May flow- 
 
 ma son ry, ^ork of masons 
 
 mas quer ade', ^ith^nS'"' 
 
 mace ♦•• ^ heap; a lump; Romish 
 Illd>c»^ service. 
 
 mas'sa€r^,rer""^^'^"''^'^"«^- 
 
 i mass' ive, a- SoIld ; weighty; heavy. 
 
 mass' ive ness, n. weight ; bulk. 
 
 fr»b*e' f f»r "'• '^^ """^^ ' ^° govern ; to 
 mtxo i/Ci ^ overcome. 
 iViQc.' for «• ^ governor ; a teacher ; 
 Illclb tUI ^ a jiead. 
 
 mas'terly, ^ke.^"'"'"'' "'*''''■■ 
 
 rrinc'f^rv "• Power ; command ; 
 mdb lt;i y, victory. 
 
 mas ti ca" tion, 5,wlng.*'' ""' 
 
 mat. «• A texture of rushes, flags, &c. 
 
 rk-»ofr»l-» r<. To be equal to ; to suit ; 
 
 IIldLCll^ to marry. 
 
 mafph "■ ^ contract; a contest; an 
 
 match' less, « nav.ng no equal. 
 
 motr* *'• '''o match; to equal; to 
 
 llldlt^, marry. 
 
 fr»*ltP' **■ "^ companion ; second in 
 
 lIIu.Lt/, command of a shhp. 
 
 mtt to' ri 'il « Important; relating 
 
 Illd tt^ 1 1 ell, to matter. 
 
 mu to' ri nl« " P'"- What any 
 md le ri dlS, t,,in^ i^ n,ade of 
 
 mate'rially,f;,,,fSir'' 
 ma tern' al, uonat?.''"'*' ' *^''" 
 math e mat' ies, numSJ^ ""^ 
 
 mat' ins, «• Momlng {M-ayers. 
 
 mat' ri clde,;r.'^""^^"'°f*'"^''*- 
 mat' ri mo ny,jJ:sr'""^ 
 
 tnof ' Vf\rk "• •* motherly woman ; an 
 lUclL 1 Ull, elderly lady. 
 
 ! mat' ron ly, fy. ^'"^''^^ « ^°'^«'- 
 
 i Tnot' for "• Substance ; bodv ; occa- 
 lliat LCr, sion ; pus. ' -*• 
 
 ; mat' ter, rofJr^m'pus.' '-p«^--' 
 i mat' u rate, J^^t^" """" • '° p^'^' 
 I mat u ra" tion, f,; j^'* ^^ "p^"' 
 |matQre',J^riSt.r"^'°'""''° 
 
 ; ma tUre', a. Ripe , perfect ; ready. 
 
 imatu'rity,;]etS.?:^--' *^"™- 
 
 ' mini "*• "^o beat aud bruise ; to hurt 
 i ^»*dUl, roughly. 
 
 jmau SO le' umj^^^g^J^'^'y'"^"- 
 
 rr»Q'»/ r\r "■ t;hief magistrate of a 
 
 may ui , city. 
 
 maj/oralty,:tr?„7'^'«""' 
 
 _y» g:„„ n. A labyrinth ; perplexity ; con- 
 IlldZit;, fusion of thought. 
 mo' rr-tr "• Intricate ; confused; per- 
 '"'^ ^y? plexed 
 
 me/ld' OW, «• Grassland ; pasture. 
 
 mi^// (TOr "• I-ean ; thin ; hungry ; 
 Iliea gl^I , poor in Hash. 
 
 me«' ger ness, Tookf S/ess"'' 
 
 iv»ox»l " Food eaten ; a repast ; corn 
 llier/J, ground. 
 
 mo/*l' V " ^'''*® '"®*' ' having the 
 limui J, taste or .softness of meal. 
 
 mean, S\,r"''"' "'"'"' ^''^''''* 
 
 •vio^rk *'^- "^o intend; to design ; to 
 Ilieail, signify. 
 
 mean'der, ;'^-Jj'."'"^^^°*'°" 
 
 rrt^rwn^ \r\ce " Purpose; intention; 
 mean lllg, thing understood. 
 rr»o^»^' 1*7 "^^ Illiberally; moder- 
 Ilieail 1^, ately; pitifully. 
 mo^n' noec "• l-owness of mind ; 
 llJt;t«^ll 1H^5>», baseness. 
 
 mem' ur a bl^, "riJ^'^^lr '* 
 me«s' ure, ^xte'ir""'^ ' '^^^'''' 
 
 mo/ic' 11 ro "'• '^o compute the 
 lJlt?M% Ul t;, quantity of. 
 
 meas' ure ment^l\tT^"'^'^- 
 
 mo lyhnn' i^ "■ ^ manufacturer; 
 mty ty/*dll It^, an artisan. 
 
 me €Aan' ie al, -J£^^ '» 
 mee/*' a nist, '^^S!" """°'' '" 
 
 mnH' 5ll "■ ^" ancient com ; a piece 
 lllCtl dl, stamped in honor of an event 
 TYiorl' A]^ *"• To interfere with; to 
 IJieU UlC, interpose. 
 
 med'dl^s6me,;er?nriV.'"- 
 me' di ate, ;•. '^^^■■po^^d , mterve- 
 
 me' di ate, f,iJl '"'^'^^''^ ^' * 
 
 med' ii^ al, a- Physical ; medicinal. 
 
 ined'i€ate,;'e,Tj„'r""''""" 
 med' i cine, % * '""'■''°»' '*■"«• 
 medio€'rity,J„«;S^;!"«^ 
 
 morl' i f nf o "*• '^o muse ; to plan ; 
 lllt^U 1 IctLt;, to contemplate. 
 mo' rfi 11m "• -^ middle state ; the 
 IHC Ul UUI, agency of another. 
 
 med' ley, «• a mixture of odd things 
 
MEN 
 
 90 
 
 MET 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 wM*-.*^*^ »• A reward; a recompense; 
 
 me< «, a gift ; merit. 
 
 rr»o«lr "■ ^^''^^ '^^ temper ; quiet ; gen- 
 
 IHtJi^K, tie . soft. 
 
 moob-' nocc n. Gentleness of tem- 
 
 Hlt;t;iV 11C»»5 per- humility. 
 
 rrickftt ^^- To encounter; to come to- 
 
 IIltJt^Lj gether; to find. 
 
 meet'in&rer^r.r'""""^'"'"- 
 
 meet'ly, S/""'^'"°''""''''""• 
 me^an«/^oiy,:;.■;^'tK^^■ 
 mel' an «Aol y/sivVienS."""- 
 
 rviol' irk** ofo "'• To make better ; 
 IlltJl lUr dtt/^ to improve. 
 
 meliora"tion,;;;en"'"''^°"^" 
 
 m6l lit 111 OUS5 ness ; eloquent. 
 -.v^^vl/ !>:«-, a. Soft in sound ; tender; 
 
 mei loir, f^uy npe. 
 
 i n-»pl' Inir ^'- ""^ ^^- '^° "P*'" ' *° ^^' 
 liiK^i ic^cc/j come soft by ripeness. 
 
 mel'lownessj^offr,,^'."""^ 
 melo'dious,f,jrn,or'°'"'^ 
 
 mfl' r» fiv "■ Sweetness or harmo- 
 lllt^l Kj ^J5 ny of sound; music. 
 
 vt. or vi. To make or become 
 
 liquid ; to dissolve 
 Tv^nlf' i^i/T «• Softening; relaxing; 
 
 meii mg, dissolving. 
 mem'ber,^I,,V;tn'e.*'"'^' 
 mem' brane, ^1^^^."'' °^ ""'"' 
 
 Illt; lllt;il LU5 rial ; a notice. 
 
 melt, 
 
 a written 
 Famous ; re- 
 
 mem'oir,-^„l;r^^ 
 mem' or a bk, "i.fS 
 mem o ran' dum,r;eipmemol? 
 
 mp mn'ri al «• Sometliing to pre- 
 llIC IHU 1 1 txi^ serve memory. 
 
 mem'ory,r„J,:"„',-„d°.'""""'"^ 
 
 men' ace, vt. To threaten, 
 
 mpn' a Pino- " ^*^^ °^ threaten- 
 Ilieil a t.IIli^, ing , a threat. 
 mfinrl *'• ^^ repair; to correct; to 
 Illt^IlU, improve. 
 
 menda''cious,«JSfL['^"' 
 mendac'ity,r;uuf '''''^""' 
 mend' i<^ant,^af '"''''''■ 
 mendic'ity,CegJa'r' ^^^« °^ ^ 
 
 mp' Til nl "• Servile; mean; low; 
 me 111 dl, domestic. 
 
 inen'surablc,«„Ji'»',r'""' 
 men' sural, ;„"""'"« "'™»'- 
 
 rr«£irtf' ol <»• Intellectual; belonging 
 nieni ai, to the mind. 
 
 men"tion,Jest?or''''"''*'"^" 
 
 T¥-i£»n" t\f\r\ f^ To express in words; 
 *!*"'» tlUIl, to state 
 mpr' .Pin flip "• ♦'""■'f.ercial ; 
 IlitJI ■t.ail lliC, relating to trade. 
 
 mer' ce na ry, ?(o?sf ve^n^" 
 
 •vi/:>»»' r»^»» «• One who deals in 
 
 iiier cer, ^iiks. 
 mer' chand ise, ftc? t'at: ''^'" 
 mer' chant, Jer^ ''''"''''^' ''*" 
 mer' chant a bl«?, ?rafficed' "" 
 
 *v»^»»' /^i fill a- Compassionate , ten- 
 IllCr Cl lUl, der; kind. 
 
 mer <iu' rial, Jjiltl'gir"'''' 
 mer'<^ury,Ji,J"'^''■^'^^«'^' ^ 
 
 mpr' PV "• ^'^y- pardon; compas- 
 
 lllCt *^j 5 sion ; mildness. 
 
 r^^t*t\ o. That or this only; nothing 
 
 mei e, else. 
 
 wSro' 1 V "'^^ Simply ; only ; in this 
 
 IIICI t; IJ, manner. 
 
 rvi<:»i»frn '''• '^''' P'^nge ; to immerse ; i 
 
 mergt:., to sink. 
 
 rr»o i»irl' i an "• ^ line from north 
 
 IIIU riU 1 dll, to south ; mid-day. 
 
 mor' it "• Worth; desert; 
 IIIUI 11, lence; due 
 
 excel 
 reward. 
 mof' it vt. To deserve ; to have a i 
 llltJl It, claim. 
 
 merito'rious,;ewarr*"^°' 
 
 mer' ri ly, ^dv. Cheerfully ;^ayly. 
 
 mer' ri ment, i;;^,'.'"''^ • '^^^*^"'-''^^- 
 
 YY^c^^f w "• ^*y ' mirthful ; causing 
 
 llltJl 1 J', laughter. 
 
 ■m<^c>V» n. Space between the threads 
 
 Illt/Ml, of a net. 
 
 rrkoc' onrr<3 "• -^^ errand; notice; 
 
 llJCa »agt;, advice sent. 
 
 mes' swage, Ic^""^''"'^-^""^^' 
 
 m^,tal' li€, «■ Pertaining to metal. 
 
 met'allist, ^is^^'^^'^'"""'""'^^- 
 
 met' a phor, «• a figure or simile. 
 mete. vt. To measure ; to apportion. 
 mo' to rki* « A^ luminous body in 
 
 nie le ur, the air. 
 meteor'ie, Jeo^'r'''"''""^*'"" 
 meth'od,Crde'i''"''"'' '""'""''' 
 method' i€al,r„re1;d'er"^ 
 
 TV»ot' r-i ^ol a. Pertaining to poetic 
 Illl^L 11 t^tll, measure. i 
 
MIN 
 
 91 
 
 MIS 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, ihou. 
 
 met'tlc,Jesr'°^' '''"' ''"''"'" 
 met' t\e some, ^^olTfKlLv"'' 
 mi' <jro cosm, "iJ^' '''''' "^""^'^ 
 mi' cro seope, rnsfrure^t'/^'"' 
 
 niirl miH<st "• Equally distant ; 
 IIIIU, IlllUisl, between two. 
 
 mid' dai/, «• Noon ; meridian. 
 mirl' rll/' " Equally distant; cen- 
 
 rr\\A^ AWnce «• Moderate; indiffer- 
 IlllU Ullll^, ent; of middle rank. 
 Twelve o'clock at 
 
 mid' nighty lj,l 
 mid' wai/. 
 
 mien, 
 
 adv. Half way ; in the 
 middle of. 
 Air ; look ; countenance ; ap- 
 
 5 pearance 
 
 mifi'At. «• Power; strength; force. 
 
 rw^trhi' v "• Powerful ; valiant ; 
 lllX^/eL ^5 strong; excellent. 
 
 mi' grate,;iJ;"™'''''°'*'*"^' 
 migra"tion,;;i,,^.«.-^°^'^« 
 
 mi'gratory,;i.4i^pTe^e' '^ 
 
 milph **■ *^'^"'S or yielding milk, as 
 
 milrl <*• Gentle; soft; tender; kind; 
 IllilU, indulgent. 
 
 mil' deW« «• a disease in plants. 
 
 mTlrl' n^Ctt "• Gentleness of tem- 
 lllllU IltJfcS, pgr; tenderness. 
 mi In "• Distance of 320 rods, or 1,760 
 lllllt., yards. 
 
 mile' age, "• Fees paid per mile. 
 
 mil' i tant, "v^a^fire."^ ' ^"^^s"^^" 
 
 mil' i fa fir «• Becoming a soldier ; 
 Hill 1 Id, rj, warlike. 
 mi li" f iii "• Enrolled soldiers ; na- 
 IIH 11 tld, tjonal force. 
 
 milk* V*. To draw milk from a cow. 
 
 milb' V **• Made of, or like milk; 
 lllUlV y^ soft . gentle. 
 ^yiill n. An engine to grind corn and 
 Illlll, other substances. 
 
 mil'lenaryjtJi^S""'"'" 
 millen'nium,:faTye«™"' 
 
 mill' ion, «• Ten hundred thousand. 
 
 mill' ctrinfk "• A stone for grinding 
 llllll blOIIU, wheat, corn, <kc. 
 
 I mim' ie, ^(;,e'^° ""'''''^ ' ''^ "^'■ 
 
 mim'i^ry, J-^Burlesque imlta- 
 
 min' a ret, ""^.L'^'!^' °' ''''^^' ' 
 
 mmce 
 
 vt. To cut in small pieces ; to 
 5 speak affect»dly. 
 _y.r»^J n. Intellect ; purpose; capaci- 
 IllillU, ly. opinion. 
 --^-„ J t>^ To mark ; to attend ; to ob- i 
 lllillU, serve ; to remind. | 
 
 mind' ful, «• Attentive ; regardful. [ 
 
 mind' less, resJ."'""''"' '""' 
 
 mi no "A plac« where minerals are 
 
 limit;, (Jug. 
 
 mir*' Of a I «• A fossil ; matter dug 
 nun er ai, from mines 
 w%-»iw^" rAdj '*>t- To mix^ to unite ; to 
 inin gic;, compound. 
 
 min' ia tUre, n. a small portrait. 
 mir^' i mum "• The smallest qnan- 
 
 IIllll 1 Illtllll, \\1y, I 
 
 ■rv\\r\' \r^Y^ ^ A favorite ; a low de- 
 mm ion, pendent. 
 min' ic for *»• To ofTiciate ; tosup- 
 Illlll 1& It^l , ply. to attend on. 
 *>-»i»^»' iti f^r* " An officer of a state 
 mm lb ler, or clmrch. 
 
 min is tra" tion^^^je^/'"''^ "' 
 
 min' i« f r v "■ ^^^^^ ' ^"^^ ' priest- 
 Illlll 1S> tlj^, ly administration. 
 
 IXll nOr« fl- Less; smaller; inferior. 
 mi' nOr« »•• one not of legal age. 
 
 mi r»rkr' i fv »»• Nonage ;*lhe small- 
 IIU IIOI 1 t^,er number. 
 
 min' Strel, »»• a musician ; a singer. 
 
 _„• f n. A place for coining money ; a 
 IIlIIll, plant. 
 
 mint' age, »• Duty paid for coining 
 
 min' u et, J^nd ''*'"'''' '''^"'^' 
 
 min' nfo " The sixtieth part of an 
 llllll UltJ, iiour. 
 
 min' iif<a *''• To take notes; to set 
 llllll ULI:;, down in writm^. 
 
 minute', feah"*'^^ ^""'"^^ "'^■ 
 
 mi nute' neSS, -ff ^emesmall 
 minx* "• A pert and impudent girl. 
 
 mir' n xAfi "■ Something beyo 
 11111 d -t/lC, mar, power 
 
 ndhii- 
 
 mira€'ulous,°„„Sr""- 
 
 mi forro' (me razhe') n. An optical 
 
 nil rage , jnusion. 
 
 mi ro *'*• '^^ ^'"^ '" '■^^ """^ 5 t° *°'* 
 Hill C, vyitjj mud. 
 
 mir' rOr "' ^ looklng-glass ; a pat- 
 rnirth "■ Merriment ; gayety ; laugh- 
 
 mirth' ful, Jy.^^y"'""'^"'^ '""'^■ 
 mirth' less, fes^s'*^ ' ''^^^''^''^''^■ 
 mis affirm', rlctT;. *"'"" '"'"'" 
 
MIS 
 
 92 
 
 MOC 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 m 
 
 sal lege', Vs .Zt' ''''''' 
 s al li' ance, iJSr' "" 
 s'anthrope,-?Si:°''^^^" 
 san'thropy,U"!S^,«^°^ 
 sapp]f,;iJo",??.^^^*^"""^ 
 
 « hp Vinvp' *"• "^^ conduct ill 
 a UKp iia.v\^ , or improperly. 
 
 Ss Ut/ Util , wrong faith. 
 
 ™ r»nW "*• 'T*' call or nime im- 
 
 6* -t/tlll , properly. 
 
 s ear €u late, ;^ J^,r^°" 
 sear'rmge,:j;Lr^«««' 
 scella'neous,2iffeS*^' 
 
 s chance', ruck''''''''""'' '" 
 
 S' Chi^f, »«• Hurt ; harm ; injury, 
 b CllitvV OUh, chief; hurtful. 
 S eon Ce/ve',t)^ To misjudge. 
 
 « ^nn' Hll4?t "• '" behavior; 
 55 -t/UIl UUt:.L, ill nianagement. 
 
 s eon' strue, 'lirolV'''"'''"' 
 seount',[;-7^"<^'"P"'^^^^"^- 
 
 c' ^r>o Qr»t "• ^ vile wretch; a 
 fc> ere dill, villain. 
 c r1pp«H«' n.p/u. Wicked or evil 
 o ut;t;u» , actions. 
 
 s demean' or, ;;;it"ondu"r 
 
 a At -rci^t' ^'- '^^ lead or guide 
 a> Ul J tz-t/t , amiss. 
 
 semployVeriy'"""*""'"^' 
 
 ' c;p|« «■ ^ wretch ; one covetous 
 ' '^^* , to excess. 
 
 «' Of o hi/? <*■ Wretched ; un- 
 » tir d, UlC;, happy; base. 
 ' <CP1* Iv "■ Covetous; extreme- 
 »fer Ij, ly avaricious. 
 
 s for' tune, r„ek.'''"™^^' '" 
 
 S giv' ing, «• Doubt; mistrust. 
 
 <2 O-nv' Prn *'^- "^^ govern or 
 b guv tJl 11, manage ill. 
 
 £3 rr^i'iAe^^ *>(• To direct amiss ; to 
 » g«*lUe , lead wrong, 
 o ViQi-k' "• Mischance; calamity; 
 fe> ildp , ill luck. 
 
 <5 in form' V'- To give wrong 
 S> 111 lUl 111 , information. 
 
 « iiirlcrp' ^^- '^^ J"'^^® wrongly; 
 
 ^ J""&*^ 5 to mistake. 
 
 <5 lo ji' *'*• To misplace ; to lay in 
 
 y 5 a wrong place. 
 G lS/T/4' "'• '^"° S"'^e wrongly ; to 
 » ic;c*ci , lead astray. 
 <J man' no-P v* To manage ill ; 
 
 s man age, to misapply. 
 
 mis name', J^m^e? '^" "^ * "'"'"^ 
 
 mis no' mer, «. a wrong name. 
 
 mis place', ;;J:'P"'^""^'^°"^ 
 
 mis print', n. An error of the press. 
 
 mis quote', JLIryl'"''" '"'^'"^ °' 
 mis rep re sent', V.J^J^Jl';: 
 
 r»-kic» *»rilo' n- Tumult ; disorder; con- 
 
 mis ruie 5 fusion. 
 
 miss. «• A young unmarried woman. 
 
 mica *''• ^°* ^^ '^''' » ^^ mistake; to 
 
 illl&)S», fail ; to omit. 
 
 mia' cqI "• The mass-book of the 
 
 nilO SSdl, Romanists. 
 
 mia' cil/* **• Thrown by hand ; that 
 
 illia »11C, may he thrown. 
 
 mic' cinn "• ^ commission; a dis- 
 
 I111& MUll, charge ; a delegation. 
 
 mis spell', vt. To spell wrongly. 
 mis state', JiJr/'^*" wrongly or 
 
 mis state' ment,-tt"menr°"'' 
 
 ^y^:^,* f». A low, thin cloud ; a fog ; va- 
 llllol, pQf condensed. 
 rvnicj foL-ck' "'• To conceive wrong- 
 Illlts IdKU , ly ; to err. 
 
 mist' i ly, adv. Carkly; obscurely. 
 
 mia frncf' "• Want of confidence; 
 I111& U Ufel , suspicion. 
 mic f riicf ' *"'• To doubt ; to regard 
 mia tl UCSL , ^yjth suspicion. 
 micf' tT- '^' Cloudy; obscure; not 
 llllbt y, plain. 
 
 Bad treatment ; wrong 
 
 mis use 
 
 5 or erroneous use. 
 
 mis U'Se , vt. To treat ill ; to abuse. 
 
 mTf f> *•• -^ small insect ; any small 
 1111 tt^, thing. 
 
 mit' i ga ble, «aff "" " """" 
 
 mit'i gate, rJ-.Xt"^ '"''"" 
 
 fmitiga"tion,-JX'"°'"" 
 
 j,^:,, vt. To mingle; to unite; to con- 
 llllA, fuse. 
 
 mix' ture, 1],^""'"'''"' ' '''"'' 
 
 i-nw' ^rt " The mast in the stern of 
 IIllZ Cll, a ship. 
 
 mnemon'ics,:vri?„„ry."""' 
 
 rv\7^^n ^i- To grieve ; to lament audi- 
 lllOf^ll, hly 
 
 moan' ful, -Lamentable ; .orrow- 
 mnnt "''^ canal round a castle or 
 
 *Yi<-»K "• A crowd ; a rabble ; a kind of 
 lllUU, cab. 
 
 m A.olr "'• '^° deride ; to ridicule ; to 
 IHUt^IV, mimic or imitate. 
 
MON 
 
 93 
 
 MOT 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, ehaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 n. Derjsioi* ; ridicule ; 
 scorn ; vain show. 
 Fashion ; method ; state : 
 
 mO'CK er y^ scom ; vain show. 
 
 mode, ?,,„. 
 
 rY^r\A' «al "• ^ pattern; shape; de- 
 IIIUU CI, sign . standard. 
 
 vt. To regulate ; to 
 
 repress 
 
 mod' er ate, 
 
 mod'erate,^o3eT'''*'''""''^ 
 
 mod' ern,?ie^nt'"'"''"'^ "''''"' 
 mod'ernize,rrn''°""'"™°'' 
 
 mnd' ^filf °- Bashful ; grave ; dis- 
 mUU tJfciL, creet ; diffident. 
 
 rY\r\A' \ Ti? vi- To qualify ; to soften; 
 IIIUU 1 1^, to shape. 
 
 mod u la" tion, Lr^X'"*"'" 
 
 moi' e ty, «• The hair of a thing. 
 moist, a- Not dry ; damp ; wet ; juicy. 
 
 mr»io/' ^rt *''• To make moist or 
 IllUlbC e;il, damp; to wet. 
 
 mm«;t' lirP "• ^ ^"^^^^ quantity of 
 IllOlhl U' re, ^ater or liquid. 
 
 mo lest', To v^x."^"'"''' '"''^°"'^'^' 
 
 mol est a" tion, ^eJS;"^""' 
 
 mnl' li fv "'• "^"^ make soft ; to as- 
 IllUl 11 1^, suage ; to pacify. 
 inn' m«anf "■ ^" infant; value; 
 IlIU lIlt^llL, importance. 
 
 mo'mentary,-l-J^'^"^^ 
 moment'ous,rn.p^[jS'^- 
 
 mo merit' Um, « impetus ; force. 
 
 mon' ar^/i, ^oiuteTu."'.'" ' "" '^'' 
 mo nare/^' in al, -^^X' '° 
 mon' are/^ ist, ^[^'ilX"''''"' 
 mon'astery,;„„Vrr"'^' 
 mo nas' tie, ^on^k'^''"^'"^ *° * 
 mon' e ta ry, -y^ei^ting to mon- 
 
 mrin' nv "• Metal stamped or coined 
 IIIUIl t.y, for traffic. 
 
 mon' ey ^d, "^eaX '" """'"' 
 mon" 
 
 mo ni 
 
 monk **■ ^"* ^'*° ''^^^ ^" * monas 
 
 monk' ish, l\^li^^ '^ "^°"^ ' '«- 
 
 mnn' n Hv »• a poem sung by only 
 ■ »*vrii \j «-»J, one person. 
 
 fTrnl «• Any animal of mixed 
 &* *"^5 breed. 
 
 f ir»n " An admonition ; a 
 
 null, warning. 
 
 monop'olIze,rf;eI,U:r^ 
 
 monop'oly,;emnr""''''°' 
 monot'onous,;,S:^y^"^^"i 
 
 monot'ony,rnrour'^"^^^^ 
 mon soon', iJ'''"^''^' ''^^'- 
 
 r>rtr\n' of Of "• A thing unnatural or 
 mon feier, horrible. 
 
 mon'strous,;ief»';Si"/.;'''"- 
 
 month' ly, «• Once a month. 
 
 mon'ument,rom^,-aTa?ue.^" 
 
 r»-i/-\rirl *•• Temper or state of mind; 
 niOOU, di.sposiiion. 
 mnnrl' v "• Angry; fretful; out of; 
 lllUUU J, humor; pensive. i 
 
 »Yir\/^v *"'• To secure a ship by an- 
 IIIOUI , chors. 
 
 IX10P« "'• To wipe or rub with a mop 
 mop. "• A utensil for washing floors. 
 
 iv»rir\ia "*■ To be spiritless, dull, or 
 
 IllUpe, drowsy. 
 
 «v^r\i«' o1 «• The instruction of a fa- 
 
 inor di, bie. 
 
 mrit*' ol <*• Relating to the duties of 
 
 mur cll, life, good or bad. 
 
 mr^ 9»n}' i i %T n. The doctrine of hu 
 
 mo rai i ly, ,„a„ duties. 
 
 mOr' bid, « Diseased ; corrupt. 
 mOr bil ic, « causing diseases. 
 
 morn' ing, ^-^^'^^^ ^^""'^ p"' ""^ 
 
 nir» rri«p' **• logged -, 8m\y ; peev- 
 IllU 1 U55t. , jgh ; cross. 
 
 mor5se'ness,-„rS"'"''"^ 
 
 rv»rkr' col "• A very small piece ; a 
 HlOr bei, fnouthful. 
 
 mor' tal, ;*,;/ 
 mor' tal, 
 
 mor A' p-ap-p " ^ P'edge ; a pawn 
 UlUll g«-5t^5 of lands, <fec. 
 mrkr'fifir f'- To humble ; to sharae; 
 lllUl ti A^, to subdue. m 
 
 tnrkoc "• A substance growing en 
 IllUbfe, trees. ' 
 
 mote, n. A small particle of matter. 
 
 rrtrkfti "■ A small insect that eats 
 lllUtll, pio^h 
 
 mofh' Pr Iv "• Tender ; parental ; 
 lllUtll t/I 1 J, suiting a mother. 
 mn" f Ir\n "• A movement; action; 
 lllU LIUII, a proposal. 
 
 mo" tion less, ^,,^Z^ ^'*'^""* 
 mo' tive, ^ove^'^'"^ "'" ^°"^' *^ 
 
 mr^' f i\ro "• The cause or reason of 
 illU 11 Vt;, an action. 
 
 man ; a human be- 
 
 Deadly ; destructive ; 
 extreme. 
 
MUM 
 
 94 
 
 MUS 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 mot' to, Sevtce'""'""'^ *'*^''^ '"* ^ 
 m^iivY^ >»• A rampart ; fence; bank 
 mOUna, ^f earth. 
 
 mount, Siii^ "'°""^"'"' '"°'*"^' °' 
 
 mj-ktin4- »''• To ascend; to get on 
 
 inOUIll, horseback. 
 
 mount' ain, -a vast protuberance 
 
 mount' ain ous,''^^^"; SuT"'' 
 
 mmmf' incr " ^" ascent; embel- 
 IIlUU41t lllg, lishment ; ornament. 
 
 mOWrn« **• To grieve ; to lament. 
 
 tnoMrn'fnl,-dffoS^,„r""' 
 
 mrkiif Vi *• An aperture in the head ; 
 IIlUUlll, an entrance, 
 
 mOV' a blC, «• That may be moved. 
 
 mov' a blcs, J„r^^„^r""'''''°''' 
 
 mnVP *'■ ^^ ^' * ° change place ; to 
 IllUVt/, siif. to persuade. 
 
 innvp' mpnt "• ^^* °^ moving ^ 
 
 IllUV*^ lllt;ilt, motion; impulse. 
 
 mr»xnr "• A stack or pile of hay or 
 IIIUW, corn. 
 
 mOtD, v/. To cut down with a scythe. 
 
 mil' o\\ Mcrp "A slimy, viscous 
 IIIU Cll clg«, substance. 
 
 mu' -eOUS, a- Slimy ; viscous. 
 
 tniirl' rl V "■ Turbid ; dark ; impure ; 
 IIIUU Uy, cloudy; dull. 
 wv^iiP' fl^ V'- To wrap up ; to cover ; 
 IIIUl lie;, to hide. 
 
 mulct, n. A pecuniary penalty. 
 mu' lish, «• Obstinate, like a mule. 
 
 multifa'rious,:ensH'y"''''' 
 
 mul' ti form, «• of many shapes. 
 
 mul ti plic' i ty, JetV^' ''^' 
 
 mul' ti ply, ^ber'"" '"""''""""' 
 mul' ti tude, :-r„^Er.^°"''"' 
 
 mnrr^' Kl*> v* To mutter inarticu- 
 lllUIll UlC, lately ; to growl. 
 
 mum'blingly,;^ril;SSt;r 
 mum' mer y, ^er^ioJ""""'' ' ^'' 
 mum'mify,;;Umy"'''^"'°* 
 mum' my, Caim\d';nd d?fed" •'"• 
 
 mump' ish, « Sullen; obstinate. 
 
 mumps, »• A disease of the throat. 
 
 miinnh **• To chew eagerly; to 
 IllUllf^ll, j-hg^ greedily. 
 
 mun' rlanp " WorWly ; belonging 
 IllUH uailU, to the world. 
 
 mun da" tion, Tng^'' "^ '^'*"*" 
 mun' di fy, Jf^y"^" ^^^^"»« ""' p" 
 mu' ner a ry, gift,^"'^'*^"'"^ '° 
 mu ner a" tion, ^ g^^'"^^"^'^"'^^ 
 mu nic' i pal, -^p^^^*"^^"^ »° » 
 munif'icence,-t^jrjSj; 
 munificent, --at""'""' ^'''' 
 mu'niment,-p;j-^'''-^-^^ 
 
 muni'' tion, -;Sir^°"^^™- 
 
 mu' ral, «• Pertaining to a wall. 
 
 mnr' rlnr *''• To kill unlawfully ; to 
 IllUI Ut.1 , destroy. 
 
 IIIUI UCI, unlawfully. 
 
 inui uer er, lawfully 
 
 mur' der ous, °„„,/:KK/ 
 
 mur'derously,°i!,"„': '"'"'" 
 
 Tvin ri nf' i^ "• ^^ ^^® nature of 
 mu ri ai IC, brine. 
 
 rvin».1r' tr «• l^'^"^!^ 1 obscure ; wanting j 
 
 muFK y, light. 
 
 rvinf' mtir ^^- To grumble or com- 
 
 mui iriur, plain. 
 
 mnr' mnr «• A complaint half sup- 
 ill Ui «** ti I , pressed . a low sound. 
 mnr' mnr ino- »• A complaint ; a 
 mUr mur lllg, confused sound. 
 mnr' rnin "• A plague or di.sease 
 inur idlll, among cattle. 
 mnc' /»!/> "• A fleshy, fibrous part of \ 
 mUS MC, the body. 
 
 mna' ^n lar "• *""" ^^ muscles; 
 I11U» -t/U lai , powerful ; brawny. 
 runco "• ^^^P thought ; the power of 
 II]Ua>t;, poetry. 
 
 mnco «*• To pause ; to ponder; to I 
 "*"*"5 study. 
 
 muse' ful,3jp'',°"^'"""^ "■'"'"■■« 
 muse' urn, Ji^.UT"""^"""- 
 
 mu' sic, «• The science of harmony. 
 
 mn' tti^ n1 "• ^"" of melody; bar- 
 mu »Ii> d-I, monious. 
 
 mu si" cian,^ic^"«'''*"^' '""'"• 
 
 rv^Ho.' ir»rr «• Meditation; contem- 
 
 mUS mg, plation. 
 
 mn«' ina Iv "'^'^ In deep contem- 
 
 mUS Illg IJ, plation. 
 
 rnnc'lr n. A strong perfume ; a kind of j 
 
 IIIU^K, grape. |- 
 
MYT 
 
 95 
 
 NAT 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaisse, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 niiwL' ^f " A gun; a species of 
 I11U&IV CL^ firearms 
 
 musk' et ry, r^ei^"'^''* '°"*^* 
 
 rni1«' lin "• A fine stuff made of cot- 
 
 mus' sul man, Eeuevet'"""'"'" 
 
 rrmc' ii^r *' '^° collect and review 
 lllUb lt;i J troops ; to assemble. 
 ■vkiicj'fnf "• A review of military 
 IllUa ICr, forces. 
 rtiiict' V "• Moldy; stale; fetid; 
 llltlf^t J 5 spoiled with damp. 
 
 T¥lii fa hil' i tv "• Inconstancy; 
 IIIU Id Ull 1 ly, changcableness. 
 
 mu'tabl^,:iaS""'''''' ''"""* 
 muWtion,;ha?^,rg''' "' "' 
 
 »^rj4.^ a. Speechless; silent; dumb; 
 IllUlt;, not vocal. 
 
 miitc% " ^"^ ^^** ^** "° power of 
 lllUtt/, speech. 
 
 miifp' Iv "*'''■ Silently; speechless- 
 rr»ii' f i l»»f£k w/. To maim or mangle; 
 
 IIIU 11 laie, to cut off. 
 
 mu' ti la ted, '"^.f^'^Zf. ' '"J"'^*^' 
 
 mu ti la" tion, Lin? "^ "■""' 
 
 mil' f 1 virtue? a. Seditious ; inclined 
 IIIU 11 IlUUfe, to revolt. 
 mil' f i nv "'To rise np in arms 
 IIIU 11 llj, against authority. 
 rvkii' f i niT^ n. Sedition; insurrec- 
 IIIU LI IIJ', tion. 
 
 mut' ter, \iJy° «''""•"•' '""**^"" 
 mut' ter ing, row'iS"'' °' ' 
 
 rviii' *ii ol 'J- Acting in return; re- 
 IIIU lU at, ciprocal. 
 
 mu'tually,?f;J;„r'"'"" 
 
 miiv' vlrf' '^'^ To confine the mouth 
 IllUA ZilC, ^-ith a muzzle. 
 »vim7»»' 1 »irl "• The number of ten 
 Iliyr 1 dU, thousand. 
 
 mvr' mi Hon "• ^ ^°^^^ soldier; 
 myr IIll UOn, any ruffian. 
 
 myrr^, n. An aromatic gum. 
 myr' tl^, »«• a fragrant shrub or tree. 
 
 myste'rious, ;-„f/^"'=*''°'* 
 
 mvc' f(^r V " Somethmg very ob- 
 111 JO i.c;i J, scure ; a secret. 
 
 mys' tie al,5 
 
 mys' ti cism, fei^m'"""''' ' ^*"*'' 
 
 mvo' f i f*? *''• To render obscure or 
 lliyfe 11 ly, complex. 
 
 mytliol'ogist,"4;;«f;;'-"" 
 n.ythol'ogy,:i„'^'^ael""" 
 
 mys tl-e, ) a. Dark ; hidden ; sa- 
 
 credlv obscure. 
 
 mw 
 
 N, 
 
 mw 
 
 IVnVl "'• '^'^ catch by surprise ; to 
 
 i.1 du, seize suddenly. 
 
 no' Kr»K "■ An Indian prince ; a man 
 
 lid UUU, of large fortune. 
 
 na' rlir "• The point under foot op- 
 
 Ild Ull , posite the zenith. 
 
 naS^, "■ A young horse ; a small horse. 
 
 nnf I "• '^^^ horny substance on fingers 
 
 lld^l, and toes ; an iron spike. 
 
 no-il »'• To fasten with nails or iron 
 
 Ildei, spikes. 
 
 hq' Irorl <*• Unclothed ; defenceless ; 
 
 lid KtJU, plain ; not hidden. 
 
 na'kedness,rng'''''"''''°'"* 
 
 no mo f ^ To give a name to . to spec- 
 
 Ildlllt;, ify. to mention. 
 
 »-»5m<i n. An appellation ; character ; 
 
 Ildlllt;, fame. 
 
 nSlmf*' li3G« a Without appellation 
 
 Ildllll^ ItJfeS, not to be named. 
 
 name' sake, „ 
 nap, l\A. 
 
 nape, »«• The hind part of the neck. 
 napn' tna, «• a bituminous mineral. 
 
 riQi-i' lri»^ »•• A cloth to wipe the 
 Ildp Kin, hands, &c. 
 
 nap' less, Sap^*^^^'''"'' "*"*'"* 
 
 nor .oof' !.£• a. Exciting drowsiness; 
 liai -t^Ut 1-t/, producing sleep. 
 n'^r rSfo' *'• '^° relate ; to tell; to 
 liai 1 dLt^ , give an account of. 
 
 nar ra tlOn,)^.^}ijst„ryorrela 
 
 nar'rative, V'°"'*"^*'^°""* 
 
 nar' rative,;tive''°"''' •"'''"' 
 
 nor-' vr\tn <»• ^f small breadth ; cov- 
 Ildr 1 U«7, etous ; close. 
 
 nar' rOir, vt. To contract or limit. 
 nar row? neSS, ^ant of breadth* 
 na' sal, a- Relating to the nose. 
 
 nnc' nf:^rti "• Growing ; increasing ; 
 
 liao v./T:.iit, beginning to grow. 
 
 na' tal **■ Pertaining tb nativity; na- [ 
 
 nn" firkn »«. The people of a country i 
 lid llUll, distinct from others. 
 
 na"tional,-„,^,^S'ife' *'""'" 
 
 nji' fivP **■ Produced by nature; 
 lid LlVt;, original ; not acquired. 
 nn fi»r' i ixT *• Plaf^c and time of 
 lid LIV 1 ly, birth. 
 not' n r-nl "• Easy; unaffected; 
 Ildt U 1 dl, produced by nature. 
 nat' 11 ml icf "• *^"® skilled in f 
 lldL U- 1 dl Ifet, natural history. 
 
 One of tlie same 
 name. 
 n. A short sleep; the down on 
 
NEE 
 
 9G 
 
 NIB 
 
 bar, fall, whg-t, prey, marYne,. pin, bird, m5ve, 
 
 nat'uralness,-nSre"'"'^y 
 
 nn' til rP "■ Native state of a thing; 
 lid ItH t/^ constitution ; condition. 
 
 naughty n. Nothing. 
 
 XiSLUffflt* a- Bad ; worthless ; corrupt. 
 
 ndiUghV y, "■ ^^^ 
 
 VICIOUS : cor- 
 
 nau se a 
 
 rupt. 
 (naw' she ar) n. Propensi- 
 ) ty to vomit. 
 
 (naw' shus) a. T.othe- 
 
 nau' se ous, ^r^e ■ di4.: 
 
 Relating to slups or 
 seamen. 
 
 nau' tie al, 
 
 r»i' \7n1 " Belonging to a ship or na- 
 lia Val^ vy . relating to ship^5. 
 nTiir^ « Middle part of a church or 
 nave, wheel. 
 
 nav'igabk,«e,r"''^' '""''" 
 nav'igate,^f;ip;^V:;eer"" 
 nav i ga'' tioii, ^utng." ^'' '' 
 
 no' w "• ^ ^^^^ ""^ naval force of a 
 lid Vj5 nation. 
 
 nai/^ '"^•'- No, not only so, but more. 
 nettp. «• Scanty; low, as the tide. 
 
 r»o/7P "• f'lose ; not far ; n-igh ; not dis- 
 
 llUai , tant ; intimate. 
 
 nc^nr ^^- '^° draw near or close ; to 
 
 li^lll ^ approach. 
 
 wo.nf' Tifiicc! "• Closeness ; proxim- 
 
 Ilt^C4-l 11C»»5 jty . alliance of blood. 
 
 Y%^fi\ a Clean ; pure ; trim ; fine or 
 i liuai, elegant. 
 ' n^ni' nf »5« "• ''^^egance wiihout 
 
 llt;c«i> 11^005 dignity ; cleanliness. 
 
 neb. n. The bill or beak of any thing. 
 
 r^/-.K' n 1« n- -A- dnrk spot ; a cluster 
 lieu U id, of stars. 
 
 neb' U I0US5 a- Cloudy; misty; dim. 
 
 nec es sa ri ly, i,iy: inevitably. 
 
 n<3.r>' <ic cj» rv "• Indispensable; 
 
 lieiy eb fed ly, essential. 
 
 ne CeS si taie, necessary for. 
 
 ne ces' si tous,^enf '""''' 
 neces'sity,;rt?rwam""^'°" 
 nee'romancy,-SSr= 
 
 |.^^^/ j-yv J, n. The drink of the gods ; 
 iltJ-t/ Idl , any pleasant beverage. 
 
 I^e<j ta' re an, l'^^^^^ "^''^'*' 
 
 nckorl **• Want ; indigence ; necessi- 
 liei>U, ty; poverty 
 
 need lUl* **• Necessary; requisite. 
 
 nfk<arl ' Ificc! "• Not requisite; un- 
 lltJCU lt;&&, necessary. 
 
 nf>f»r1' V **• Poor; necessitous; in 
 iic;c;ci ^| , ^^^^^ want. 
 
 MP fa' ri nn<5 "• "^'i^ked; villain- 
 lli^ id 1 1 UUf5, ous; abominable. 
 np o-n" f ir»n " I^enial ; the oppo- 
 Iie gd llUll, site of affirmation. 
 laprr' m tivo "• ^ proposition that i 
 HtJg d tlVU, denies. 
 nact l<J>.^t' "■ Negligence; omission; | 
 IIC^ ItJt^l , inattention. 
 nprr Irk-^f' vf. To omit carelessly ; to ! 
 '**^& ltv-t.t , postpone ; to slight. 
 npo- \i^^\' t^t\ PP- Not atlcudcd to ; i 
 11 tg lt;-t.l t!U, slighted. " I 
 
 nprr loft' fill «• Heedless; inat- | 
 
 & " *'• ^ tcM'ive. 
 
 nt'g'ligoiice,^„a;:sr"<'"M 
 neg' li gent, teJ^f^Zi^j^^- \ 
 ne go" tia ble, °J„Sj;'»^ "^ 
 nogo"tiate,S^HlVrc«yV'° 
 
 TiG^lffh^ vi. To cry like a horse. 
 
 wt^trrh' Kr»r "• Cne who dwells 
 n^lgil UUl^ near another. 
 
 neigh' hor\y^lj;r'''' ''"'"'''' 
 
 net' ther, adv. Not either ; 
 
 neph' ew, 
 
 nprvp "'• "^^ strengthen; to impart 
 lid VtJ, vigor to. 
 
 nerve, «• An organ of sensation. 
 
 nerve' less, f;,,^-,;;'*'"* ^''-'"^'^^' 
 
 npi«v' r»nc! ^'^ Sinewy; strong; full 
 Iiei V OU5S, of nerves. 
 npcf "• A bed of birds; drawers; an 
 litJM, abode. | 
 
 r»£»c?/' ]^ ^i- To lie close and snug, as 
 lltJfet ItJ, a bird. , 
 
 „ „f n. A texture or web woven for 
 lltJl, catching fish, birds, &c. 
 nckfK' r^f "■■ Lower; not upper ; in- I 
 lit; III t/l, fernal. ! 
 
 not' f 1/? ft- To sting ; to provoke ; to 
 lltJL lir, irritate. 
 
 no one. 
 
 The son of a brother 
 or sister. 
 
 ■n^n' •f».ol «• Of neither party ; indif 
 ncU irdi, ferent. 
 
 ncutral'ity,"-"^"^^'''^"''^^" 
 nen' tral Ize, 
 
 ence. 
 
 t)f. To render indif 
 
 ferent. 
 
 r»ov' Pr <*^''- ^^ ^° ^'™® ' '" "° '^^ 
 lltJV tJI , gree. 
 
 nPW "■ Fresh; modern; not old; not j 
 new, ancient. 
 
 ■notit;' npcc «• Fre.shness ; novelty; 
 lltJW llt;»», state of being new. . 
 n. Fresh accounts of any thing; 
 
 news. __^_ 
 
 niK n. The point of a p^n; the bill of a 
 
 IllU, bird. (See neb.) 
 
 •| / 1^1 „ vt. To e?.c slowly ; to bite at 
 
 nili 1>1C^, cautiously. * 
 
 n. A cautious or timid at- 
 tempt to bite. 
 
 nib' ble. 
 
NON 
 
 97 
 
 NOU 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 nice 
 
 Delicate ; fastidious ; accu- 
 5 rate. 
 
 fi. Accuracy ; minute 
 
 en in 
 
 rtiach 
 
 nice ness^ exacmes 
 
 „Y„V fv "• Minute accuracy; deli- 
 Illl^t; I-J5 cacy ; a dainty. 
 v>i/-»V»4i "• ^ recess for a statue or 
 
 nicnt?, bust. 
 
 ni^Vnnmfk "• ^ name giv 
 lllt/H llctlllt;^ contempt or repi 
 
 nieta"tion,Jyf'^'^"^"'''"°"^« 
 
 nicr' O-nrA " ^ miser; a sordid, 
 **'^ o > covetous person. 
 
 nirr' rrnrrl Iv a^^"- Sordidly ; mean- 
 ^"b &*^**^ V5 ly; avariciously. 
 „V.rt.7» o- Near; not distant ; allied by 
 "^8'*9 blood. 
 ni^/i-^ « The time from sunset to 
 
 nl^M' fall, l]^;!'^^ *^^^'""'"^ °^ 
 
 nirvi' Kl/» o- Quit;k; active ; ready ; 
 
 nim' bk ness, Jet'^eTaguu;"' 
 
 nim' bly, adv. QuicWy ; with agility. 
 r»ir»' nv "• •*■ 'impleton ; a silly fel- 
 
 nir» "^ To pmch ; to blast ; to destroy 
 
 '**P5 before full growth. 
 
 no hli'l tV n-I'ersonsofrank;rep- 
 
 IIU Ull 1 tj^utation; dignity. 
 
 r\f\^ K]/> a. Great ; renowned ; free ; 
 
 IIU UlC, illustrious. 
 
 nn' 111/' "• ■'^ person of high rank ; an 
 
 IIU UIC5 ancient coin. 
 
 nn' Kl/> nf»cc "• Greatness ; digni- 
 
 IIU L»1C? llt;&&5 ty. inagnaniniity. 
 
 no€ turn' al, rng1?mgVt.'"'""' 
 
 nrkri "'• To bend the head; to bow 
 IIUU, slightly. 
 
 nOCi« «• A quick bend of the head. 
 
 nr^iao "• -^^y outcry, sound, or claru- 
 
 virkitr-t-i v<. To spread by rum sr or re- 
 IlUlSst, port. 
 
 nnicri' looc? <» Silent ; without dis- 
 11U1»U ItJbts, turbai.ce. 
 nr^i«' i tk^cc »■ Loudness of .sound; 
 11U1» 1 11^&»5 clamor; disturbajice. 
 nni' c^rimo <*• Offensive; noxious; 
 IlUl fciUIlie, unwholesome. 
 nrki«' V "• Sounding loud; clamor- 
 11U1» J, oug. turbulent. 
 
 nom' in al, ^am^°' '^^^' ^"''^ '" 
 noni'inate,;:,3l:np%m7"- 
 nomina''tion,;JL^.,t'' 
 
 tirkm in nn' "• The person nomin- 
 llUIll HI Li. 5 ated for office. 
 r»nn' o 0"<:» " Minority in age ; imma- 
 IIUII dgtv, turity 
 
 non' de seript, ".ef'dSSS""' 
 nonen'tity,:.,*,VSef"S' 
 
 nnn' <;pn<5P "• Unmeaning lan- 
 IHJli feeilSst., guage ; trilling. 
 
 non sens' kalj^urd."'"'"''''* 
 
 non' suit, n- An abandoning a suit. 
 
 n/-\/An "• Mid-day ; the middle hour of 
 
 IlOUIl, the day. 
 
 nr\r\n' inrr "• I^cpose at noon; a 
 
 IlUUll 111^, repast at noon. 
 
 nrki'm' nl °- Relating to principleu ; 
 
 llUl 111 ell, upright. 
 
 nrM«fV» «• The point opposite the 
 
 norm, sout,j 
 
 north' ward, J-oJ'r'^*''^''''''''* 
 
 nFian « The prominent part of the 
 
 llUat., face. 
 
 nr^co' rro \r "• ^ hunch of flowers ; a 
 
 nose gdy,.bouquet. 
 
 nose' less, «• Having no nose. 
 nOS' tril, »*• The cavity of the nose. 
 
 nos' trum, JuJ^ur'*''""""'"^*^' 
 
 nrk' fo 1^1^ "• Remarkable; memor- 
 IIU la UlC, ai,ie ; observable. 
 K»/-\f' o 1-kl^ (/. Careful ; indu.strious; 
 
 noi a Die, bustling. 
 
 no ta' ri al, « Done by a notary. 
 m^^ i-n ftT "• An officer to witness 
 
 no la ry, a^eds, &c 
 
 no ta" tion, Jnafk's* "' "'''"' '' 
 
 notch, vt. To cut in small hollows. 
 notch' ed, PP- Cut in small hollows. 
 
 nrito "■ ^ '"'^rk ; notice ; explication . 
 
 IIULI^, a^ niusical sound. 
 
 r\r\fn *''• To observe ; to mark ; to take 
 
 llULt., notice of. 
 
 nrk' f lorl **• Remarkable; eminent; 
 
 IIU LtJU, distinguished. 
 
 note' less, a. Attracting no notice. 
 
 vkr\fl^' inrr ^- Non-exi.stence ; not 
 
 IlOlil lllg, anything. 
 
 no' tir»f» n. Remark; observation; 
 
 llU m.^^., advice ; regard. 
 
 r\f\' t\nn ^^- To declare; to make 
 
 liU \.IK^^^ known ; not to slight. 
 
 no ti fi «a" tion, i;i,f/t„lr 
 
 n/-k' f i A? t'f. To make known , to de- 
 110 LI ly, Clare. 
 
 nrk" f ir\T-i "• Conception; thougitt; 
 IIU LlOll, jjea; opinion. 
 
 no" tion al "• ''^^^^' ""aginary; 
 IIU LlUIl dl, visionary. 
 
 notori'ety,-rn"^^^/4r"" 
 noto'rious,^anS'''"'^""^ 
 no to' ri ous ness, ^^e^"''''*' 
 
 noun, «• The name of any thing. 
 
 n/iiii»' \c\\ *'^- To feed or support 
 llC/Ul Ibll, ^jtij food. 
 

 NUM 
 
 
 98 
 
 NYM 
 
 
 bar, 
 
 fall, 
 
 wh^t, 
 
 prey, 
 
 marine, 
 
 pin, bird. 
 
 move, 
 
 »i. A writer of tales or 
 innova- 
 
 nc/ur isii er, nourishes. 
 nour' ish ing,rnSa?°' 
 nour' ish ment,'J,r.ti:^^n. 
 
 nOV' el« n. A novelty ; a fictitious tale. 
 
 r»riv' r»l *• New, unusual; not an- 
 IIUV t.15 cien 
 
 nov' el ist, novels 
 nov' el ty, 5,/^""^" 
 noven'nial,-„,?-L';^ --^ 
 
 nnv' irP "• ^ beginner; an inexpe- 
 llKJi n_/c;^ rienced person. 
 
 novi"tiate,rcJ'^^^^^"^^°''^"°"- 
 
 now. odw. At the present time. 
 
 nn' \n7ie!C% «o<^«'- J" "° degree ; in no 
 IIU WiajUj manner. 
 
 nOX' ioUS. «• Hurtful ; mischievous. 
 
 nox'iously,r,^-,J.Yy""'°"""'^ 
 nox' ious ness, rngtu'S"""" 
 
 r»n' -t'lo 110 «• -A- Iternel , the head 
 II U \^lki U{>5 of a comet. 
 
 nu da" tion, ^.^eY °' """'"' 
 
 nude. a« Naked ; bare ; uncovered. 
 
 nil' fli tv "■ Nakedness; state of 
 
 **** ^* ^J ^ being uncovered. 
 
 nn fTnr»' 1 tv " Futility; trifling 
 
 nu gac 1 ly, taik. 
 
 nu ga" tion, n. Practice of trining. 
 
 nil' o-M irk rv «• Frivolous , inef- 
 nU ga 10 ry, fectual ; tntiing. 
 nil'/' cc»nr»o "• Something noxious 
 llUl rsdllC/t;, or ofiensive. 
 
 null, o- Void ; of no force or eiFect. 
 nul' li fy. vt. To make null or void. 
 
 nul' li ty, ?orc^'"^ °' ''''^'' ^^ 
 
 nnnii^ vi. To make torpid ; to stupe- 
 
 nUm^, a. Torpid; chilly; ^lotionless. 
 
 niim' V\c^r «'• To count; to com- 
 iiuill UCl , pute ; to reckon. 
 vkiim' Kof "■ Many ; a multitude ; a 
 llUili Uei 5 quantity. 
 
 nuru' ber less, J-,S"' ''"■ 
 num6' ness, r,/''^^'"^' '"""^^'^'^■ 
 nu' mer a h\e, - Jf,l ^^' ^^ 
 
 nu' mer al, <»• Relating to number. 
 
 nu' mpr n1« "• ^'"' Letters which 
 iiu iii^i 0.1.9, express number. 
 
 nu'merate,^,^^''^"""^"^"""'- 
 
 nu mer a" tion, nuJ|,enng"'J^' 
 
 nu mer a tor, which^numbers^ 
 
 numer'ieal,Serfnumerir"^- 
 nu mer' ie al ly, foVu^^^r' 
 nu' mer ous, h^ScIl "'"^ ""'"^^ 
 nu mis mat' ies, Joins'*^"" °^ 
 num' skull, Seal"^""'' ' ^ ''°''" 
 
 mm "• -^ female recluse ; one who 
 llUIl, ]iygs in a nunnery. 
 v»n»^" .r»i/-i "• -An embassador from 
 nun CIO, the pope. 
 
 nun' €u pate, J^^ J° -'^ ^^^ 
 
 nun' ne ry, « a cloister of nuns. 
 
 r»iir»" fill "• Pertaining to mar- 
 liup tiai, riages. 
 
 r»nr»" fiolc "• ''^^'^ ceremony of 
 liup Uai», marriage 
 r»iii«o/:i f'- To take care of; to nour- 
 IIUI bC, ish . to feed. 
 
 nni*«f» "" ^ female who attends a 1 
 IIUI oij^ child or sick person. 
 »-»»n«c«' ^ »»Tr «• Place where children 
 nurb e ry, are nursed. 
 
 nurs'Hng,7„„r„V ""'"'""''' 
 
 »-»n»«' f-ii !•£» r/. To educate ; to train; 
 
 nur lui e, to bnng up. 
 
 nnr'fnrr> "• ^^^ °^ nourishing; 
 
 nur lure, food ; diet. 
 
 nut. n- -A- fruit covered by a hard shell. 
 nut, vi. To gather nuts. 
 
 K»iif' rroU »«• The hard excrescence 
 IlUl gflll, of the oak. 
 niif ' m^rp " ^ well-known Indian 
 IIUL Illt/g, spice. 
 
 nu' tri ment, "^^l^Tii.^""" 
 nu.tri;' tion, S,*!-.' """"-'""«' 
 nu' tri live 
 
 as,) 
 
 a. Serving to 
 nourish ; nour- 
 
 nu tn tious,) isi"ng 
 nu'triture,r-i^p°"^'^°'"°"'- 
 nut' shell, ^l.t'''" '""■' '"'" °' * 
 nut' ting, riutl!" ''''' '' ''''""' 
 
 nut' tree, «• A-tree that bears nuts. 
 »^iiry' rrl^ «<• To hide the head, as a 
 
 nuz zic, child. 
 
 Ki^rrvir^Vi "• A goddess of woods, wa- 
 Iiyilipil, ters, Ac. 
 
 nymph' ish, ra?yir'*'"^'"P^'^ 
 
 nymph' like.) a- Relating to a 
 •' I » 1 )■ nymph, or rasem- 
 
 nymph ly, ) bUngone. 
 
OBL 
 
 99 
 
 OBS 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, tliin, thou. 
 
 o. 
 
 /\ _r n. A fool ; a silly fellow ; an idl- 
 
 Tv^L-' ^n "• Made of, orgatliered from, 
 Uaii. CII5 the oak tree. 
 pr _lj./ ,-,»Y-» " Old ropes untwisted and 
 OfeK UIIl^ reduced to hemp. 
 
 Ofir* «• An instrument for rowing boats. 
 
 O a SIS, elt. 
 
 oat' en, tJ,'" "' -" 
 
 A verdant spot in a des 
 bearing 
 
 Submissive to au- 
 
 n/lf h "■ "^ solemn affirmation or prom- 
 
 7\^ta "• ^^*' ^ &!"*'" commonly given 
 OrXts^ to horses. 
 
 f\W rill rn r»v "Hardness of heart; 
 OU UU raC^ ^impenitence, • 
 
 ob'durate,rXh«d.''hiiTcr 
 ob'durately,^aUr'"""^ 
 ob' du rate ness,".,'„"C;rs"^ 
 o be' di ence, t„^^' 
 obe'dient,S,A';5 
 
 f\ fiSf ' aanna "• ^ '^o^? reverence; 
 O Uet bdllCt^^ act of courtesy, 
 
 o bet' sant, tJ^JZT ' "^"'^ 
 
 ob' e lisk, ;-Apyramidof marWeor 
 
 f\ Koa' i i\T "• Corpulence; morbid 
 
 U Ut?J> * V5 fatness. 
 
 rk Vif^l/ t'^ To submit to; to observe ; 
 
 ^ "E^ 5 to comply with. 
 
 n hit' n a rv " ^ register or ac- 
 
 U Ult U" d I J, count of deaths 
 
 r\K' lA^f «• That on which any power 
 
 UU Jt-^t^ i5 employed. 
 
 rkhk in^f' *'^- "^"^ oppose in words ; to 
 
 UU J^^t 5 urge agamst. 
 
 ob jee" tion, ;;,/„; , iTJoS"- 
 
 obje«" lion able, «i,Vi?iJ,"' 
 ob ject' ive, 'ecf '""* '° ""' °'^ 
 objura"tion,;y^r/'''"'"°« 
 
 ob' late. a. Flattened at the poles. 
 
 ob la" tion, ;• fi^" "'^'""^ ' ^ '^' 
 
 rkh' ]i O'Qf o '''• To bind or lay under 
 UU Jl gdlU, obligation, 
 
 ob li ga" tion, Cond.°''^' ' '^"'^' 
 ob lig' a to ry, J-at!^'"^ °''" 
 
 OKilTcyo' *'• To gratify ; to bind ; to 
 "**&*^ 5 compel. 
 n Kli' (Tincr "• Civil; complaisant; 
 U Ull glll^, respectful. 
 
 obli'gingness,;iSS:"""- 
 
 rec- 
 titude ; crook- 
 edness. 
 
 Liable- 
 
 uage or 
 im- 
 
 oblique' ness,^S;,„roS"°" 
 ob liq' ui ty, 5 
 
 ob lifer ate, ^'fj"""*""'''" 
 obliv'i on, Ji'-^f^C"'''' ''*'"■ 
 
 nh liv' 1 oils: a- Forg«tful ; causing 
 OU IIV 1 UUb, fofgetfulness. 
 
 ob' long, «• Longer than broad. 
 
 nh' In nilV " slander; disgrace; 
 OU HJ quy, cause of reproach. 
 
 ob nox' ious, t^i ^:''^ 
 ob nox' ious ly, fy'^ ,.aSy 
 ob nox' ious ness, ^ess! 
 
 r^h cr^^n^' "• Disgusting; immod- 
 UU Ssf^tUllC , est ; unchaste. 
 
 ob scene' ness, Kang"^""'^ °^ 
 obscen'ity, iSSSV 
 obseura"tion,3,,j:-„r°^ 
 
 UU ht^UI U , cult ; ahstfuse. 
 
 rkK c^n,-«a' v/. To darken ; to make 
 
 OU Sjt/Urt; , uninteUigible. 
 
 obseure'ness,)-,„f^o?i';?!;;: 
 obseu'rity, 5 j^^te of pnva- 
 
 ob' se <;rate, l*,J,^, ""*'^*'^' *"" 
 ob' se quies, £es^""'"' ''°^'"'"'' 
 ob se' qui ous,t/com;,St'""''"- 
 observ'abl^,°„,i,^Sr'*^'«' 
 ob serv' ance, ^i^^^t'^"^ 
 
 nh «Prv' 51 nt "• Attentive ; watch- 
 UU S«I V dill, fui . diligent. 
 
 ob serv a" tion, Serving '^ °'' 
 
 rkK «:/:»i«vc»' *''• To take notice ; to 
 KJU Tbl^l VC , watch; to obey. 
 
 observ'ing,^;entive.''°""""^ 
 ob soles' cent, ;;e^°'"^°"'°^ 
 
 ob' so lete, ^V ulr'^' grown out 
 
 ob' sta cl^, j^H;"'i«'--"«j o»>^'^'"«=- 
 ob' sti na cy, Son.'"''""'"" '^'°'"' 
 
 rtfi' cf i nnfo «• Willful; stubborn; 
 UU fell IldlC, firnj in resolution 
 
 ob strep' erous,S„i^S?f'„',;; 
 
 ob Struet', »'^ToMnde,, to block 
 
 obstru€"tion,:„*Xir"^ 
 ob struet' ive, r„^„rET4- 
 

 ODO 
 
 
 100 
 
 
 OPE 
 
 
 bar, 
 
 fall, what, 
 
 prey. 
 
 marine, 
 
 pir 
 
 I, bird. 
 
 mSve, 
 
 obtamVpte7j, 
 
 gain or acquire ; to 
 
 ob tarn' ment, J.ili^lf,.^^' ""' *'"- 
 
 r»K ivviAfi^ *'■ ^^ *'^- '^° thrust in by 
 \JU tl UUl^ ^ force ; to go uninvited. 
 
 ob tru' sion, "^J^! °" "' "'- 
 obtru'sive,;„Sffi.°"''''"" 
 obtuse^Jid"""''""""'""' 
 obtuse' ne.ss,;i^,'-'S;s''"- 
 
 rkK' VI uia »<• To prevent or hinder; 
 UU VI clLt;^ to i-effjove. 
 nh' vi nnc "• OP^n ; plain; easily 
 iJU VI *JUh^ perceived. 
 
 nh' vi nilQ Iv '"'''• Clearly; evi- 
 OU VI UUi> ly, dently; plainly. 
 
 0€ <^a' sion, ^I^Sy'.' ""^'^^^'^' 
 
 U-t^ -t^a »>1UI1, duce ; to induence. 
 
 0€ ea' sion al, ^.e^fSS." 
 o« cip' it al, rf.il.^'r,.""'"""-" 
 
 rkz> ^iilf' "• Hidden; secret; unde- 
 Ui^ ^UlL , tected. 
 
 o«'«upancy,-/,^L?„'„!'"^"^ 
 oe«upa''tion,;„,,J°fnS: 
 
 rii?' x»ii rkv »''■ To Jill a place; to 
 KJXj -t/U ^y^ possess; to use. 
 r%^ ^iir' ^*' '^° happen; to appear; 
 U-t/ -t-Ul 5 to come to mind. 
 
 oecur'rence,:„^;Jr."''"^^ 
 
 n' PPan f"'*^"") "• The main; any 
 U Uc;ctll, immense expanse. 
 rkx»' f n OTkn »• A figure of eight sides 
 Ut/ la gOIl, and angles. 
 
 n^ tao-' on al "• Having eight 
 U-t^ tag UIl <11, gijes and angles. 
 
 „^/ fovti "• ^" eighth; an interval 
 U-t/ ^'"'VCj of eight notes. 
 ^-» f „' ^^^ n. A book whose sheets 
 Ot^ Id- VU, n,ak 
 
 o€ ten' ni al, t^J^^^, 
 
 r\^' II lor <'• Belonging to, or k 
 
 U-t^ U lai , by the eye. 
 
 n^' 11 li«;t "-Oos who cures diseased 
 
 r\/lrl *• No' even; strange ; uncom- 
 Otljlj mon. 
 
 vjuci 11^005 gygn . peculiarity. 
 
 r»rlrl« "■ ^^''^ ih^in an even wager ; 
 
 UUU»5 advantage ; superiority. 
 
 rirl#i n. A poem to be sung; IjTic 
 
 UUt;, verses. 
 
 f\^ A\ /MIC "• Hateful; abominable; 
 
 U Ul UU&5 causing hatred. 
 
 o' rli iim "• Quality of provoking 
 
 U Ul UlII, hatred ; blame. 
 
 o' flor "• Scent, wliether good or bad; 
 
 ^ vlUi , fragrance ; perfume. 
 
 O' rlor rmc " Fragrant ; of sweet 
 Ki.yjl yJXAii^ scent ; perfumed. 
 
 e eight leaves each, 
 once in 
 ars. 
 
 " nown 
 
 P^C> ^rj 1 w. Waste or refuse meat ; car- 
 
 ^j^A^I^J vt. To make angry; to in- 
 
 Ui. It'llUj jm-e . to transgress law. 
 
 .-j{*<^p*^^p' n. Trespass ; wrong ; act 
 
 L»l Idiot; , of wickedness ; injury. 
 
 nffpn«'ivP «• Displeasing ; inju- 
 
 Ul llvllt> IVC, nous; hurtfal. 
 
 ^1^' fV.„ »<. To tender ; to bid ; to pre- 
 
 Ul lei, sent. 
 
 ^{^' i^„ ». A proposal ; price bid ; en- 
 
 Ul lt.1 , deavor. 
 
 ^f*' -fVkr ir»fr "• ^ sacrifice or obla- 
 
 KJl lt.1 mg^ tion ; a thing offered. 
 
 rkf*' •fir>/i "• Public eraployin«nt ; agen- 
 
 Ul lli^C.5 cy ; duty. 
 
 of fi" Cial, « Relating to office. 
 
 rvl^-fi" r»iofo ft. To perform duty for 
 Ul 11 L.iaLt.5 anotljer. 
 
 offl"rimi«J " Kind ; busy ; very 
 
 Ul 11. L/lUUb, zealous; forward. 
 
 nfT' (Snrino- "• Children ; produc- 
 
 On spring, tion of any kind. 
 
 rkfV' d>-n °^^- ^^ly fiequently ; many 
 
 Ull. ril, times, 
 
 r\' rrl/> *''• T** ^°°^ fondly with side 
 
 " &**^5 glances. 
 
 OlL «• The expressed juice of olives. 
 
 old, «• Not new ; ancient ; worn out. 
 
 n\ fo^' in. r'\r «• Having the sense 
 
 01 laC 10 ry, of smemng. 
 
 Ol' i gar<^/i y, -^C^^^^^nment by 
 
 r»' TYipn *• ^ ^*^** ^^ ^^^ sign; a 
 u liic^il, prognostic. 
 
 r»rYi' in r^nc a- Portending ililuck ; 
 Ulll 111 Kfvm^ inauspicious. 
 
 f\ mie' cinn "• ^ neglect to do 
 O iniS blOn, something. 
 f\ mif ' "'• '^^ leave out ; not to men 
 U llllt , tion ; to neglect. 
 
 Om niP ie, «• creating all things. 
 
 om nip' o tent, t.i^'ZT''""' 
 omnis"cient,«,^I±il>^'^«^ 
 
 f\nct' rkcuaa («>««' weas) n. Unity ; the 
 UllC lltT>», state of being one. 
 r»n' nr rkiic «■ Burdensome ; heavy; 
 Ull K^l UU», oppressive. 
 rin' Iv f *"^"- Simply; barely. 
 ^ J ? ( a- Single ; this and no other. 
 
 r\n' Gfit «• An attack; an assault; 
 Ull ^t;L, the beginning. 
 
 ooze, vi. To flow gently or by stealth. 
 
 r\ rk'ir*' 1 fv "• Want of transparen 
 
 U [)il^ 1 t J^ , cy ; obscurity. 
 
 n' i-\ol »• A stone of changeable col- 
 
 U pd,l, ors. 
 
 O P^n« "• Unclosed; plain ; exposed. 
 
 rk' n^r» ^'- 'r*' unclose ; to explain , 
 U pen, to unfold. 
 
 o'pcning, J„r^/'^''^'='^'"""P"- 
 
 /-\' i^./>n l\r "^^"^ Publiclv ; plainly- 
 U pf.li 1^, candidly, in full view. 
 
ORB 
 
 101 
 
 ORP 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fltou. 
 
 Fitness of 
 ace or time. 
 
 r\r\' c\ i-o n. A musical entertainment 
 up t. 1 a, or drama. 
 
 op er a" tion, ;„ctfr&.'"'"- 
 
 nn^ f>r n fivP» ° Having power to 
 op er d. IIVU5 act; efficacious. 
 /^»^' ^w rt 'fiiT.r^ «• One who labors : 
 op er a live, ^ workman. 
 rv' r>i nf o "• ^ medicine that causes 
 O pi ait;, sleep. 
 
 opin'ion,U"tr„"S"'^*'"'^- 
 opin'ionated,°.„'ifS""^^ 
 o po del' do€, L^..""'"" "'"'■ 
 
 op po' nent, a. opposite ; adverse. 
 
 nn no' npnt "• ^" antagonist or 
 op po IieilL, adversaiy. 
 on nor tfinp' " convenient ; fit ; 
 op pOI LUIIL. , seasonable. 
 
 op por tu' ni ty, J, 
 
 r\r\ nrxaici' ^*- "^^ ^^t or act against ; 
 op pOS»« , to thwart. 
 nn' no «itp "• ^'^ced m front ; ad- 
 1 I "^i^-^^ verse; contrary. 
 
 opposi"tion,?es,^Sr""^ 
 
 c\rk nrp««' ^^ ^° ^^^^^ ^y cruelty ; 
 
 I r 5 to overpower. 
 
 nn nrpti' c:mn « Cruelty; sever 
 op preb blOn, ^y; hardship. 
 
 op press' ive,-;^?^^^^^^ 
 
 oppro'brious,^eu;r=,''"^^ 
 op pro' bri um, ^- J,!f "'^ ' ^'•'■ 
 op pu«-n', Sek^" ^^P'^^^' '" ^'- 
 
 Op' ta tive, a- Expressing desire. 
 
 nn' f i^ i "• lielating to the sight. 
 up tlt^, ) „ ^n organ of sight 
 'f\n ti" r»iin "• ^^"*^ skili. d in the 
 up Ll *^lclll, science of optics. 
 
 op tics, "• The science of vision. 
 
 r»r»" f i/^m *•• Choice ; liberty or pow- 
 Op LlOIl, erofclioosing. 
 
 op" tion al, a. Left to one's choice. 
 
 on' 11 IpnPP " Wealth; ricbos ; 
 op U lUllUt;, affluence. 
 
 op' u lent, «;^;^'^"bw«aiti'y; amu- 
 o ra<i' u lar, josuJve""^ °'^''^''' 
 
 O' j.^] a. Dehvered by the mouth ; 
 rai, verbal. 
 
 o ra" tion, disc^ou?se.''' '^*''''* '''' 
 or a tor' ic al, orat^,^""'"^ ^" 
 
 nr 1 f n' ri o "• -^^ '''"'^ of sacred, 
 UI a lU 11 O, ma.sical drama. 
 f\r' *1 fn rxr "• ^^i^i- in eloquence; 
 Ul a LU 1 J, a place for prayer. 
 
 n. A sj ■ 
 
 the eye 
 
 Qj,U n. A sphere; a circle'; awheel; 
 
 nrb' fi] "' Circular; forme4 iri acir- 
 
 orbie'ufar, feai^°""^' ''^''* 
 
 _^U' if "■ The path or course of a 
 01 O It, planet. 
 
 _-' r»liov/1 "• ^" inclosure planted 
 01 tyliai U, virith fruit trees. 
 
 nr' x»7i<aG trh* "• Musicians ; a gal- 
 Ui t://C'C;» 11 a,, jery for musicians. 
 
 /-wi» rln^'n' *>'• To command; to ap- 
 01 ua^ll , point ; to invest. 
 i-w»«' rl/:» ol ^- Trial by fire or water ; 
 or Ut; dl, a severe trial. 
 nr' rjpr **• To regulate ; to adjust; 
 01 tlt.'l , to command. 
 nr' rlpi* "• •^ 'nethod ; a rule ; a man- 
 or VlUI , date or command. 
 nr' rJpr incr " Disposition; distri- 
 Or Ut.r Jllg, bution. 
 C\r^ Hpr ]v "• According to rule; 
 01 Ut.1 IJ', niethodical. 
 „_/ rl/arc: «• Admission to priesthood; 
 OI UUl », commands. 
 nr' rli nnl <*• Expressing order, as 
 01 Ul liai, fii-st, second, &c. 
 nv' rl i Tin npp «• A decree ; a stat- 
 Or Ui riailCC, ^g or law. 
 ^w^ Ai v^rt ».xr a. Common; usual; 
 or ul na I ) , n,ean. 
 
 ordina"tion,Sai';;i„«/^'°'°" 
 
 Ord' nance, « ArtHlery ; cannon. 
 
 !pr„„ n. Metal unrefined or in its min- 
 
 *^* *^'5 eral slate. 
 
 m*' rror» "■ A hatttral or musical in- 
 
 Or gari, strumem. 
 
 r\f fvnn' i^ <*• Relating to organs; 
 
 Ul gclll it/, in.strumental. 
 
 Or'o-nn TZP *"• To form properly ; 
 
 Ul gclll l/i*^, toframe; toconstnrct. 
 
 nr' cric^a "• P^"- ^*^' nocturnal rev- 
 UI 5^t;», els 
 
 n' ri Pnt " "^^^ ^^'^ ' *^'® quarter 
 Oil tJllL, where the sun ri.ses. 
 
 orient'al,^,fraLr''''''*"^'° 
 
 or' i fice "■ "^"^ opening ; an aper- 
 
 nr' 1 crin "• Beginning; fountain; 
 Ul • 1 gill, source. 
 
 Orio-' in ol °- Primitive; first; 
 1 ig 111 cii, having new thoughts. 
 O rig' in ate, y^ to begin; to pro- 
 
 or 1 son, «• A. prayer ; oral worship. 
 
 r%r^ rnn In' »»• A metallic mixture ro- 
 Ul lllU lU, sembling gold. 
 
 or' na ment, ^onTgS. ''''°'"*" 
 
 r\r^ nn monf **' To adorn ; todec- 
 Ul llcl 111*^11 L, orate; to embellish, j 
 
 or na ment' al, fisSn'ar"''^' 
 
 or' nate, a. Adorned ; decorated. 
 
 rw' rklion "■ A cliitd bereft of fatkei 
 or pild.Il, or mother. 
 
 or' phan ed, "ent"'^"'''^ °^ ^^ 
 
OUT 
 
 102 
 
 OVE 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 r^w* ♦U^ Arw "■• Sound in opinion 
 or tnO aOX, and faith. 
 /^«.' fU^ /Lw -ir "• Soundness in 
 or IIIO t»OA y, doctrine and faith. 
 
 or' the epy,:i,.S"r" '""''"■ 
 or thog' ra phy, '.^m.T'" 
 
 r\w' f\\TC% «• Relating to the rising of 
 Ur llVt., a star. 
 
 r^c' r'illnf ^ vt. To swing backward 
 OS Cll IdLtJ, and forward. 
 
 oscilla"tion,riApT„dlTur 
 
 OS'seOUSjLr"'"'""'""""'' 
 OS' si fy^ »><• To change into bone. 
 
 osten'sible,fbit''""'^^''"" 
 ostenta"tion,;Ji"'°"'""'^'' 
 OS ten ta" tious, fond^ofshow.' 
 
 OS' ti a ry, «• The mouth of a river. 
 
 os'tracize,;tJ°'^"'^'''^"- 
 
 X-FK*' £it» *• Not tlie same ; not this ; 
 OUl tJr, different. 
 
 Ol lU Illdll^ stuffed seat. 
 
 rviicf "*• To put out ; to eject ; to de- 
 
 OUhtj prive. 
 
 _-_x adv. Not within ; not at home ; to 
 
 ""h the end. 
 
 out hiH' «'• To bid more than anoth- 
 
 out' break, -*,^r'''"«°"''^" 
 
 onf' .onct "• ^"® rejected or cast 
 OUL -t/d&tj out ; an exile. 
 
 rkiit' -rrv "• ^ "^ °^ distress ; a 
 
 KJUV x/1 J ^ noise ; a clamor. 
 
 *-».ii* Ai^' ^^- To excel ; to surpass ; to 
 
 OUL UO ^ go beyond. 
 
 rkllt' fit "' Equipment of a person or 
 
 out grOIC'5 »'• To exceed in growth. 
 
 r^iif ' hrkiico «• -A^ building attached 
 OUL IlUUbC^ to a dwelling-house. 
 
 out land' ishjS^rv'Sgir""'"'- 
 
 out last', vt. To surpass in duration. 
 
 i mif ' loimr n. One deprived of the ben- 
 
 I OUL ld,W, efit of the law. 
 
 1 rkiif ' lc»f "• ^ passage or discharge 
 
 j OUL ItJL, outward. 
 
 ' ^iif' Kv^A «• An exterior line ;afirst 
 
 I OUL lllie, sketch. 
 
 j out live', j;,,^^*"'^^'^^'^"""*^^- 
 
 r\iit' rkricsf "• A Station beyond the 
 UUL pOS>t, ij„,its of a camp. 
 
 ! UUl pOMi 9 stream. 
 
 i »-viif' wo/rrk »• Open violence ; tumul- 
 
 OUL I dgtv, tuous mischief. 
 I rkiif' fnfro **' To insult; to abuse 
 i UUL I tlge, violently. 
 
 outra'geous,:,SsiU"°''"'' 
 out' ri der, LrstSack"'"'''"' °" 
 out ri^^t', Jfeiir^'^'^'^''^' '°'"* 
 
 out run', ;;;j° leave behmd in run- 
 out Sa/l' ^' ^° leave behind In sail- 
 
 out' skirt, Jost"^ ^"•^"^'^^ *" °"*- 
 out Stretch', ^^-JdouT'"'''" 
 
 r\iif x^ra/lr' f<. To leave one behind 
 UUL wath. , in walking. 
 
 out' ward, ?or!rgn"'^^ ' *^^"'"' ' 
 out weigh', l^'eigh^t? "^^^' '" 
 
 out wit' *"'■ "^^ overcome by strata- 
 
 Ont' WOrk<5 !f ^^"' Externals of a 
 UUl WUIKSs, fortification. 
 
 n' vnl "■ ^''*® *^" *Sg in shape ; ob- 
 U vai, long. 
 
 o va" tion, ;;4^""" ^'"^ °^ *"' 
 
 OV' fYl "' "*" arched place for baking 
 
 Ovnr Q^t' *'^- To act more than 
 Vtr dCl , enough. 
 
 overanx'ious,foo''a^--/"^^ 
 o ver bear' ing, Jespoilc"^'^^^ 
 o' ver bo«rd, tf,l;Sp. "' °"' °^ 
 .overcast', Jioomr^''' ""^''^ 
 o' ver charge, l\,J°° ^'^^' * 
 overe6me',ranq^,°r''"«'^° 
 
 /^ vAi« riri' *"'• To do more than 
 U VUl UU , enough. 
 
 rk vf»r 5/7' o-i^r "• Too vehement 
 U VtJI Ca g t; J , in desire. 
 r\ ^7f^r {\f\in' "' To be full ; to del- 
 U Vt;i hum;, uge or inundate. 
 
 o' ver grow?th, JVowth'^'"''""' 
 over hang', r^ipJnV"'''^^^^^" 
 o ver he«r', I'rJ/dlZr''''' 
 
 U VUI licau , zenith; above. 
 
 r\ irof ir\-«7' ^*- To transport ; to de- 
 O VUI JO^ , light. 
 
 O ver la«/', j'^Tosmother; to cover 
 
 o ver leap', ^'^^r^^ ^''^ °' '""'^ 
 o ver lo«d', ;;;jo burden with too 
 
 OVf>r Irirklr' **'• To oversee ; to pass 
 VCl lUUn. , by -without notice. 
 
 o' ver plus, -.JlXus'*"'^"'^"^''^ 
 
 n vol* rot o' *''• To rate too much ; 
 \J \KH I ate , to value too highly. 
 
OYS 
 
 103 
 
 PAL 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 over rule', S!reJt° ''"'*"''' ''° 
 
 e\ vor run' "*■ ^° ^^'^^^^ every- 
 O Vt/F run y where; to overspread. 
 
 O Ver Se^l, | a^^. From beyond seas. 
 
 over see', ^verToor*""''"'^'" 
 
 r» Vf^r «iPPr' "• ^"® "^^^^ overlooks ; 
 U vci acci , a superintendent. 
 
 n'vpr eio-^f " ^ mistake; su- 
 O ver M^/^t, perintendence. 
 ^ «Tr^,*i <M4-i.A«n' *•'• To strain or 
 O ver Stratn , stretch too far. 
 ^' vof * "• OP^" i manifest ; appa- 
 O VUl t, rent. 
 
 f\ vpr t^kp' "' "^^ *^'""® up with 
 II VtJr latvt/ , i„ pursuit. 
 
 o ver tiisli', E'eavJ," """"■' '°° 
 
 f\ vnr f hrojr' **' "^^ defeat ; to 
 O Vt.r UirUtl; 5 ruin; to disappoint. 
 
 i ^' «r««» iVfr\,tn "• 1*"'" ; destrUC- 
 
 I O ver tnrOir, tjon ; defeat 
 O' vert ly, adv. PubUcly ; openly. 
 
 overtop',:iJ"""''°''' '" 
 
 r» vckf ir\r\' »(. To trip or walk nim- 
 O Vt.r iriJJ , bly over. 
 n' VPr tlirp " An opening; a propo- 
 U V Cl lUl t;, sal . a musical prelude. 
 
 over turn', rijs'^et!'"""^""' 
 o ver val' ue, r/J," ""'"*'' '°° 
 o ver ween' ing, "^in!*""''''^ ' 
 
 O ver Wei^/i , to preponderate. 
 
 o' ver \veight, lJ:zr.f:S^,V 
 over whelm', j;,Ve?„v%T"''° 
 o ver wise', 'c„„t!^T"' "'"" 
 o ver work', JJrensti'!'""""'""'' 
 o ver zeal' ous, ?xce«"°"' '° 
 
 r»' xt'i fnrm *• Having the shape of 
 U VI iUIllI, an egg. 
 
 o vip' a rous, -,gs"""''"^ '"'''' 
 
 vt. To be indebted to ; to be 
 
 owe 
 
 5 obliged. 
 
 OWK n. A species of night bird. 
 owl' ish, a. Resembling an owl 
 
 oMjn 
 oirn 
 
 oii?n'ership,LS'f^;,^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 ox' y gen. »»• The vital part of air. 
 
 /-k\rc.' 4.^,, n. A species of delicious 
 Oy Js ICl , sliell-fish. 
 
 vt. To lay claim to ; to acknowl- 
 5 edge ; to avow. 
 
 a. Belonging to ; mine, yours, 
 9 his, Ac. 
 
 P. 
 
 "ab U lar, "J „. Affording food or 
 
 pab'ulous,i"°"""""^"' 
 
 r\or>£k " A Step ; a gait ; a manner of 
 
 pace, walking. 
 
 nnr»P *^' '^^ move slowly; to meas- 
 
 p<lL/t;, ure by pacing. 
 
 nji r»if ' i^ "• ^^^'^ ' appeasing ; gen- 
 
 pd. Cll I-t^, tie ; peaceable. 
 
 ni»/»' : {Vt vt. To compose ; to quiet ; 
 
 pdC 1 *J5 to appease. 
 
 „ _ -K w/. To bundle ; to box or tie up, 
 
 pdt/lV, as goods. 
 
 i-ko » Ir "A bundle ; a set of hounds or 
 
 pd.t/lV, cards. 
 
 nji^U' ncrp "• ^ ''*'® °^ ^°*^'' = * 
 pd,t:/lV ag*:?, charge for packing. 
 
 i^Q^lr' cxi *»• A small bundle ; a mail 
 
 pdt/K ei, of letters. 
 
 _._ J n. An easy-paced horse; * foot- 
 
 pdU, robber. 
 
 „_ J/ ^1^ vt. To sport in the water, 
 
 paa aie, as children. 
 
 pad' loek, » a hanging lock. 
 
 YAn' rran «• Heathenish; unchris- 
 pa gdll, tian. 
 
 narrp "■ ^"® *'*^® °'^* leaf; a boy at- 
 pd-gt;, tending a great person. 
 rko fro *'• To mark or number the pa- 
 pagt;, ges of a book. 
 
 pag' 6?ant, «• a spectacle or show. 
 
 pag'eantry,r;J»Xv°"»"'"- 
 
 »-vrt ^r^^ Alt n. An Indian idol or tem» 
 
 pa go ud, p,e. 
 
 r-ko-«l "• A wooden vessel to hold wa- 
 
 pail, ter. 
 
 r^uin ^^' '^^ afflict ; to torment ; to 
 
 pd,ell, make uneasy. 
 
 r»ain «■ Uneasiness of mind ; punish- 
 
 pd£Il, ment ; toil ; torture. 
 
 „^^*,-,/ A, I a. Full of pain ; afflictive ; 
 
 pain lui, difficult. 
 
 v^o^no* "• P^"« l-ahor; trouble ; indus- 
 pd&ll9, trv. 
 
 paint, "• Colors for painting. 
 
 rkQ-int ^*' To color; to represent ; to 
 
 pd.£lll, describe. 
 
 pa/nt' ing, -An of coloring; a pic- 
 
 nn/r "• '^^'^ things suiting one an- 
 pu.£l , other ; a couple. 
 riliir "'• To join in couples ; to suit; 
 paei , to unite 
 
 palanquinVofsut^"'""/^'"' 
 pal' a ta bk, ^sfe"''"*''" '° '''" 
 
 nol' ofo "• Instrument of taste, 
 pdl dLtJ, mental relish. 
 
 ^ a. Looking white ; not high col- 
 
 *^5 ored ; wan. 
 
 pal( 
 pale' 
 
 rtocc n. Want of color ; wan- 
 ***^*>°5 ness. 
 
PAP 
 
 104 
 
 PAR 
 
 bap, fall, wlmt, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 ^^U A.^tr n. A small horse trained 
 p<il n^yi for ladies 
 
 pal isade',Kades '"'''' "'''^"'" 
 pal i sade', > 
 pal i sa' do,) 
 
 n. Stakes or poles 
 set for dafense or 
 inclosure. 
 
 n. A privation of the sense of 
 Pitiful ; mean : worth- 
 
 Pall* "• The cloth that covers a coffin. 
 palL vi. To become insipid or flat. 
 
 r»nP li Mtr» ^'- To ease ; to extenu- 
 pai 11 aiK^j ate ; to excuse. 
 
 pallia''tion,J,^;L'^/p^"'"^'"«^ 
 
 pal' lid, a- Pale ; virithout color. 
 
 nti/rvi "• The inner part of the hand ; 
 
 pa^lll, a tree ; victory. 
 
 r\*iJrY\ ^'- To hide in the hand ; to im- 
 
 pat'Jll, pose by fraud. 
 
 nftV mi fp»d "• Resembling the 
 
 pai Ilia ItJll, ijand , webbed. 
 
 pai pa uie^, obvious. 
 
 vkol' rki tofr» vi- To beat quickly, as 
 pai pi laiC, the heart. 
 
 pal pi ta" lion, rhe\tr"^°' 
 
 r^* *J 5 feelinj? 
 
 pal' try, fess 
 
 pain pt>l , dulge luxuriously. 
 
 pamph' let, lAZ'lTC'.'T'"- 
 pan a co' a, 3,* """"'"' """"■ 
 
 pan6« "• ^ square of glass. 
 
 Tinn f» frvr' 14> "• Eulogy; enco- 
 pan e gyr it., mlun. ; praise. 
 „_„f „l n. A square of wainscot ; a 
 pan t;i, joll of jurors' names. 
 
 pan' cL »**• To form into panels. 
 panST, »■ Violent and sudden pain. 
 
 r»*in' 11? "• S'idcl^" '^"'^ distracting 
 pan Ix., fgar ; causeless alarm. 
 
 pan' nel, «• a kind of rustic saddle. 
 
 r^on' nirkf "• A kind of basket car- 
 
 pan Illt.r, j-led on horses. 
 
 T»nn' r» nlv " Complete armor or 
 
 pan O piy, harness 
 
 .-lovif *i- To breathe quick ; to palpi- 
 
 pani, tate. 
 
 pant ing, breathing. 
 
 panthe'on,EeathergSs.°'''' 
 pan' to mime, ^i"'^'^"^" 
 
 rAo«' i^^r n. A room for provisions, I 
 
 pan iry, ^c i 
 
 Tko' rkO nv " '^''^ "^'^^ or dignity! 
 
 pa pa cy, of pope. 
 
 r^o' lAol «• PopJih ; relating to papa- 
 
 pa pai, cy. 
 
 r>?j' noi« " ^ substance made from 
 pa pt.1 , i-ags. 
 
 pa piSt, «• -A-n adherent of the pope. 
 
 nnr/ ll Ioiiq °- ^"^' °^ pimples or 
 pap U lUUb, pustules. 
 
 r\c»i« "• -^ state of equality or equal 
 
 P«-M value. 
 
 nor*' o Kl^ "• -^ figurative speech ; 
 
 pai a Ul«;, a similitude. 
 
 r»i i*nrl^' "• '^ military show; os- 
 
 pa 1 aut. , tentalion. 
 
 rko v«I/^£i' ^'- To exhibit for show or 
 
 pa 1 autJ , review. 
 
 ri«-ii«' o /-liori «• The garden of Eden, 
 
 pai a Ulht., blis.sful regions 
 
 nni*' n rlr^v "• A" a.ssertion contrary 
 
 pai a UOA, to appearance. 
 
 par a dox' ie al, J.^St-i"- 
 par'agon,;,.fer'"'""'""^' 
 
 i"kOi«' n rrrnrwh «• A distinct part of 
 
 pai a gi apn, ^ discourse. 
 
 rAo»«' ol l/^il c. Extending in the same 
 par ai ICl, direction. 
 
 par'alyze,:;-/'^^^"'^^"'''^^^'- 
 paralyt'k,:y^'^^^'^^"'''^p^'- 
 par'amount,Jh,?J^oVut:.'>-« 
 
 par' a pet, n. a wan breast high. 
 
 par' a phrase, -ettti!;^ "'" 
 
 par' a site, ^-.r'''"'' ''"'"'" 
 
 „,.„f r» f-.j-vl " A small umbrella used 
 par a SOl, by ladles. 
 
 par uoii, boil. 
 
 i^iii*' n(A "• ^ small bundle; a quan- 
 pai C/l^l, tity or mass. 
 
 par' eel, «/. To divide into portions. 
 
 i-voVr^li ^*- To burn; to dry up; to 
 parCil, scorch. 
 
 parch' ment, ?; "trng^T"' '" 
 par' city, lly.'P"'"^'"^'''^"^*'- 
 par' don, 
 
 par don, to excuse. 
 
 par'dflnablc,;JSd"'""" 
 
 T^nro *''• To cut off the surface by ht- 
 pai t;, tie and little ; to dimir.i.'^h. 
 r\-\r' f^ <Tnr' i^^ °' Slaving power to 
 par t> gUI li:/, assuage pain. 
 i-\oi«' i-»r»t {pair' ent) n. A father or 
 pai cut, mother. 
 r»nr' i^^nf ncrp " Extraction ; birth. 
 
 par em age, descent. 
 
 i^o rf-»nf' i1 '^ Relating to parents . 
 
 pa rent ai, ki„ct , tender. 
 
 nn rpn'fho 'i;i'< n. a sentence in- 
 
 pa ren int. ms, closed thus ( ). 
 
 ])ar' ii'Ct. «• A plaste^r laid on walls. 
 
 n. Forgivenessof acrime; 
 
 remission. 
 r/. To forgive an offender ; 
 
PAR 
 
 105 
 
 PAS 
 
 book, doves full, use, €ari, cJmise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 r»j»r' cnrt "• ■*• clergyman or priest ; 
 
 [Jell tiUn^ a minister. 
 
 r>Qi«' cn-n q rro "• '^^^ mansion of 
 
 par son age, ^ parson. 
 
 r>*i rt "■ ^ portion, sliare, or piece ; not 
 
 '? the whole 
 
 nnrf ^^' ^° separate 
 JJtll L, j{eep asunder 
 
 to divide ; to 
 
 nni'tnlrfi' ft- To participate or 
 
 pax LaiVt; , share ; to have part in. 
 
 r»nr foL"' r»i' "• A sharer in ; an ac- 
 
 par lak ei , coinpuce. 
 
 nWr forro' "• ^ tiowergarden ; a 
 [lai L^l I U 5 level ground. 
 
 niji*" fifil <*• Biased; favoring only 
 par liai, one party. 
 
 par tial' i ty, Ji^^n"""^"'^ ^"'^^' 
 par tic' i pant, li^Jl^ ^^° p" 
 par tic' i pate, ;;J^.^^-- - 
 participa''tion,-4^J;S 
 par' ti de, po^io™^" ^*'' "*' ""''^ 
 
 Ttar fi-<>' 11 lur ''^ Peculiar; inti- 
 pdr Ll-t/ U Idr, „,ate ; sin^^ular. 
 
 vt To name 
 
 di.stinclly. 
 
 r\n ri' <i fal "• ■ Constituting . the | .p.„„ ^: / ,, ]„„ n. Asingleinstaoce 
 pa ri e lai, sides or walls. i P«ir L1€ U lar, or point. 
 
 v>€»r»' ic?Vi "• An ecclesiastical society ' 
 pai Ifell, or district. 
 
 par i ty, «• Equality ; resemblance. 
 
 >-voi«Tr "• -An inclosure for deer, or pub- 
 pai K, lie walk. 
 
 par' lance, »• conversation ; talk. 
 
 T^W»»' ^r\xT vi. To confer or treat with 
 par ley, verbally. 
 ,^ji|,^ Ipv "■ ^ conference or convet- 
 p<tl li>j , sation ; an oral treaty. 
 ■i^h'i*' lia m^nt n Grand assembly 
 pai lia Ilieill, of Great Britain. 
 
 par lor, »»• a lower family room. 
 
 pa ro' -c^i al, Jarfsh '"^'"^ "" * 
 paro'<i/tially, :f ^yp""^^- 
 
 Vkni*' r\ A\T «• A burlesque change of 
 pell U Uy, words. 
 
 par' o dy^ ;lvJy '°^'' ""^ ""^^ °' 
 parol', pa role', -o^J,--'^' 
 
 T-kQ fKl/r^' n. A verbal assurance given 
 pel I Oie , by a prisoner. 
 
 par'oxysm,;evI?:r'r"°'" 
 par ri ci' dal, ^^^:'^ ^° ^ 
 
 T>Mi«'i»i r^TAck n- The murder or mur- 
 par n ClUl.,dererofafather. 
 ■nnr' w **'• "^^ *"''" aside; to ward 
 pai 1 ^, off; to put by thrusts. 
 T\o*«o.rk *<. To resolve a sentence into 
 
 ])arse, parts. 
 
 par si mo' ni ous, ^ru^^ar^*""^' 
 
 par' simony, -^S^y^-- 
 
 par tie' u lar ize, 
 
 parti€'ularIy;??-eJ^;:S;- 
 
 r»y rf' inrr "• ^ separation ; division ; 
 pai I 111^, act of taking leave. 
 r>of' f i cork "An adiierent to a 
 par 11 I^ail, party. 
 
 r^fir fi" tinn "• Act of dividing ; a 
 
 par 11 lion, division. 
 
 rkQi«f' T\7- ^"^ I" some measure; In 
 
 pari ly^ part. 
 
 ^X|.f' nor "• *^"® who has joint in- 
 pari lit;! , terest ; an associate. 
 
 part' ner ship, C^UTn'r'"' 
 
 vkQi^fc! "■ P'"- Qualities ; faculties ; dis- 
 pariJs, tricts. 
 
 nh'r' tv "■ Association ; cause ; fac- 
 pai ij , tion ; an assembly. 
 
 pas' c^al, SVer.''''"'""^ '" '''" '"''" 
 
 nJi «« ^'' '^° ^° beyond ; to vanish ; to 
 paoo, omit ; to enact laws. 
 
 pass, "• A narrow entrance ; a license. 
 pass' a bl^, «• That may be passed. 
 
 ni c' CO era "• ^^^^ °^ passing ; a jour- 
 jjao oag^, ney or voyage ; a road. 
 rkoc' con rr*ir "• A traveler; a 
 pab ben ger, wayfarer. 
 
 pas' si bk, Ln*^ ''*^'" "^ ''"'^'""' 
 
 Anger ; love ; suflTer- 
 
 sion. 
 
 pas sive, 
 pas' sive ness. 
 
 Easily excited to 
 
 pas o.v,.,, ,„g. 
 pas' 
 
 pas' sion less, Si.Sed"'^'''"'" 
 
 , o. Not resisting ; quiet ; 
 ') meek. 
 
 n. State of beihg 
 
 '5 passive. 
 
 pass O Ver, «. a Jewish festival. 
 pass' port, "• A permission to pass. 
 past, a- Gone by ; not present ; spent. 
 
 noctc» "• A"y tenacious mixture ; a 
 
 [Ja&Lt;, cement. 
 
 rkoc' f<:^i«n " The lower part of a 
 
 pdb Hivl 11, horse's leg 
 
 T-kOo' f irrwik "• Sport ; recreatioH ; di- 
 
 pdb IIIIK:;, version. 
 
 r»aa' trki* "• A shepherd; a clergy- 
 pdb tUl , n,an. 
 
 noc' ickf nl °- Relating to a shep- I 
 pda tUl dl, i,erd or clergyman. 
 
 pas' tor ly, «• Becoming a pastor. 
 pas' try, «■ Ples, or baked dough. 
 
 nJi«' tuv nrritk «• Pasture ground, 
 pas lUl age, feed for cattle. 
 
 pas' tUre, ?eed^"'^ °" which cattle 
 
 noc' f n fck ^^- To put in a pasture , 
 pdb LUl t;, to graze. 
 
PAU 
 
 106 
 
 PED 
 
 bar, fall, whg,t, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 pas ty 5 out a dish 
 
 pat. vt. To strike gently or lightly. 
 
 „„f^U vt. To mend or piece with 
 
 pdtCll^ patches. 
 
 r»af pVi "■ "* P*®*^® sewed on ; a small 
 
 *-.t»t' anf "• -^^ exclusive right or 
 ydl eilt^ privilege. 
 
 pat ent ee', Jate'^nt' "'° '""'' '^ 
 
 nn tP^rn' al "• Becoming a father ; 
 pd leril dl, hereditary. 
 
 patern'ity,:r.°!«J,%°""-"''" 
 pa' ter nos ter, J„yli" '■'"''''' 
 
 path,,'., paths, --.ta'ct''^'"'*''^ 
 
 pathet'i€,°u1'f'"'"*""' ""■ 
 
 path' less. «• untrodden ; unknown. 
 
 pa'thosjjj^^'^"'^^"^'"^' "'^■ 
 
 nn" fiPnf o "• Ability to bear afflic- 
 pa, licin^i^^ tions ; endurance. 
 Ti,n" tli^nf °- Bearing calmly; en- 
 pu. i/ic;iiL^ during with resignation. 
 
 pa"tiently,;Si,„?r">''""" 
 
 ■n^^ ir\ ur^h «■ Theheadof afam- 
 pd tl 1 dl -ty/t^ iiy or church. 
 
 pa tri" Cian^ a. senatorial ; noble. 
 
 patrimo'nial,r„he?iu"ncl'' 
 pat' ri mo ny, Le!"'''"''^ " 
 
 pa' tri Ot« »»• A lover of his country. 
 
 patriot'ie,-uJrry.°'^°^'°' 
 pa' tri ot ism, Joumly. ^""^ °"''' 
 
 pa trol', »• A night-watch ; a guard. 
 .,-.r.f/ ^^„ n. A powerful friend; a 
 pdL I UII5 supporter. 
 •njit' ron S^CTf^ " Support ; protec- 
 pdL roil dge, tion ; defense. 
 
 pat' rOn ess, «• a female patron. 
 
 pat'ronize,J|,pp'J?i.''">'»-^'^"> 
 pat' ron iz er, '..^ZZ'!'' """^ 
 pat ron ym' ic, L'ifrct'.i.';!' 
 
 pat' tern, «• a specimen ; a model. 
 
 r»oii' r»i f^T- n. Smallness of quantity 
 pdU CI ly, or number. 
 rkJin' nf»r "• A person very poor; a 
 pdU pci , beggar. 
 
 pau' per ism,^rty""'""'"''^'^" 
 
 -rkoiicA "*■ To stop; to consider; to 
 pdUa>t., deliberate. 
 I^'l ll<£P "• A stop ; a plate of intermis- 
 jjaua^t/, gion ; suspense. 
 
 pai/' 
 
 peak 
 peal 
 
 T>5vf» **'• '^° ^^y °^ cover a street or 
 JIdVt;, ^alk with stones. 
 
 pave'ment,Sricl&T°''''°"'' 
 
 rkQ Tril' ir\-n "• A tent ; a temporary 
 
 pd Vll lUIl, house. 
 
 i-kQ^xr "'• "I'o strike with the fore foot; 
 
 pdW, to handle roughly. 
 
 t^oiht' inrr n. Act of striking with the 
 
 paw mg, fore foot. 
 
 1^0 \xm *>*■ To pledge; to give in 
 
 pdWII, pledge. 
 
 rkQxxrn "• Something given in securi- 
 
 pawii, ty. 
 
 rxnmt *''• To discharge a debt ; to re- 
 
 y^-lfl ward. 
 
 na-*/ o h,}^ °- ^^^ ; to be paid ; that 
 
 pdl/ d UlC/, ought to be paid. 
 
 iTKanf "• The act of paying; 
 
 intent, a reward. 
 n*»/mf> "• Cessation of war; rest; 
 P*^***^^? quietness ; silence. 
 
 peace d UlC, not turbulent. 
 
 n^/irf»' fill " Q"*^t • pacific ; mild ; 
 peace lUl, undisturbed. 
 
 peace' fulness,3ii;;;:SJr,'"'" 
 
 n. The top of a hill ; a point ; 
 5 any thing pointed, 
 n. A loud noise, as of bells, thun- 
 5 der, or cannon. 
 
 peal, vi. To play solemnly or lotidly 
 
 rko' on "-A song of triumph or ap- 
 
 pc dll, praise. 
 
 ■Tk^^fl "• A precious gem ; a film on 
 
 peai 1, the eye. 
 
 rtc^nfV \T «• Abounding with pearls ; 
 
 puail y, like pearls. 
 
 rt.^^a>' o»-»f "• 0"6 whose buMness 
 
 peas dill, is rural labor. 
 
 peas' ant ry,rabo?S"'^''^"^'" 
 pee'<^abk,^i„^"'^''^'^"'°'^^^"'^^«'° 
 
 r\c^^' ^QTit «■ l^nminal; offending, 
 
 pe-e -edii I, indisposed 
 
 pe-6K« n. The fourth part of a bushel. 
 „^^U vt. To strike with the baak or 
 pCClV., any pointed instrument.^ 
 nP^' to ml "• Relating to the 
 pee 10 rdl, breast. 
 
 r»P».r' 11 lafp *"*• "^^ ^'^®^* the pub- 
 pCC U IdLC, he . to defraud. 
 
 r\t^£> 11 In" tinn " Robbery of 
 pee U id llOIl, public money. 
 
 pecariar,?^^""^"^""^'^"'"- 
 
 peeuliar'ity,«,iir'"^'y' 
 peean'iary,;^^^^"'^"^*""^^" 
 
 ped'agogw^,"ap^e3ar"'^^^^^^ 
 
 pe' dal, «• Pertaining to a foot 
 
 T^Arl' 51 1 «• A large pipe in an c 
 peU dl, a kind of foot- board. 
 
PEN 
 
 107 
 
 PER 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 ped 
 ped' 
 ped 
 ped 
 
 ped' ant, Sdge"""""^ ''''"""'' 
 pedant'ie,Jedanr^^'''''' 
 ped'antry,rearrr*'°" '' 
 ped'd^J^Jj^^^^^'™^"""*"'^ 
 
 r^^^' rllof «• ^"« who sells from 
 peU UltJr, place to place. 
 
 pen t:;» ta.1, ^f ^ column or statue. 
 n£i iloc' fri nn »• One who walks; 
 
 pe ues iri an, » good waiker. 
 
 '' i .£»!/> n The stalk that supports 
 1 -t/lC, a flower. 
 
 rrr^^ n. Descent ; genealo- 
 6* CC, gy . lineage. 
 
 'iment,;J,Te:"°°'""' 
 
 , * f _1^ n. The stem that sup- 
 UIl t/lC, ports the fruit. 
 
 peel* vt. To pare ; to take off the rind. 
 
 „„„^ vi. To look silly or through a 
 
 peep, hole. 
 
 nf^^an "• ^ *'y ^°°^ ' * ""■■* appear- 
 
 F^'-^r^ ance. 
 
 „ _ ^_ n. An equal ; a Tellow ; a noble- 
 
 peer, ^an. 
 
 peer' a"&e, »» The dignity of a peer. 
 rkr»i»i«' £kca '» The wife of a noble- 
 
 peer e^s, „,&„ 
 
 peer' less, ^li?/""'"""^ ""• 
 
 peey'lshly,^:.,,""""-^"""- 
 
 n«^P v' i«sh nP<<5 " Fretfulness; 
 ptJtJV l&ll llcrjJO, perveraeness. 
 
 . n. Wealth ; riches ; money. 
 
 ¥Y>£ill' '"^^- Tumultuously ; con- 
 Ilieii , fusedly. 
 
 pel lu'cid,^^^,;^ ''''"''"■'"' ^ 
 
 vt. To throw at ; to strike with 
 something thrown. 
 
 try, »»• Furs or skins In general. 
 pen, *>*• To coop or shut up ; to write. 
 
 rifk' hqI *• Inflicting punishment; 
 
 pe Ildl, vindictive. 
 
 r\£^n' n1 i\r "• Judicial punishment; 
 
 pen ai ly^ censure 
 
 T\cir»' r%rir*c% "• ^^ atonement; re- 
 
 peil clllC/e, pentance. 
 
 pelt; 
 
 pell 
 
 pell 
 
 pelt, 
 
 pel 
 
 not 
 below. 
 
 r\r»n' r*il "• ^ '°°' ^°^ drawing or 
 pi.ll i.11, painting. 
 
 r\f>ii' nW *' To paint ; to draw with 
 pi^ll L.11, a pencil ; to write. 
 pend' ant, " Anear-rmg;anoma. 
 
 pend 
 
 pend' ent, l\ 
 pend' 
 
 ment ; a flag, 
 ' (^n nv "• Suspense ; delay 
 ^** ^J5 of decision. 
 
 Hanging ; jutting 
 ver. 
 li^f- o. Remaining yet unde- 
 ***&? cided. 
 
 pend' u lous, 's„^^^"& 
 pend'uluin,:.*SLr''° 
 peii'etrab^jJir.ea"*'"" 
 pen'etrate,;'eJ,t„T"^"'""- 
 pen e tra" tion, ^ur^^.t'""' 
 pen' etra live, ;,„rg'°^ '"•■ 
 pen' i tehee, S.Sr"'*""'"'" 
 
 „ _„f ; *^»,f o. Repentant ; contrite, i 
 pen 1 ^Mlt, sorrowful for sin I 
 
 nf^n i fpn" tial *' Expressing 
 pen 1 leil liai, contrition. 
 
 pen' man ship,» Art of writing. 
 
 rk*»Ti' Tii ]f»e« "• Without money; 
 pen 111 le&ft, destitute; poor. 
 r^*in' cirkn "■ ^ settled yearly allow- 
 pen blUIl, ance. 
 
 nf^n' cir»n **'• '^° supi>ort by an an- 
 ptJIl blUIl, nual allowance. 
 
 pen'sive,?„frli,',rf::f;"'°°""- 
 pen'siveness,"„J„l"r"'"- 
 pen' ta gon, ",;*/*"" "'"" '"• 
 pen tag' on al, ° ,,?""' "" 
 
 pen la ICU^/f, the Old Testament 
 
 pen' te cost, »• a Jewish festival 
 
 r^£k r^iilf' "• The last syllable in a 
 pe nUlL , ^ord but one. 
 
 pe nult' i mate, ;-,t onT' '''' 
 pe num' bra, ;;^^ '^'''^^ '^"^■ 
 
 nP nil' ri niW " Covetous; nig- 
 pe nU ri OUb, gardly ; mean. 
 wi^n' 11 1* V "• Poverty ; indigence , 
 pen u 1 J, extreme want. 
 
 n^/i' r»l/» "• ^ ""t'o" • ""C" or per- 
 P^" P* ? sons in general. 
 rkS/^' r\\d> *''■ To furnish with inhab- 
 peC/ pic, itants. 
 
 pep' per, ^piee '"°''"'' "°""'*'' 
 per am' bu late, JLou7" ""'' 
 perce/v'able,;erJ'ived"'^''* 
 perceiVe',;X.r''"''''''^- 
 percep'tibk,JeJe'.^;ed""'*' 
 per cep'' tion, "peJ^it^r^^^ 
 percep'tive,?Je"'"''''"' 
 per' CO late, :', J.^f ''" '"'"'^ 
 per cus' sion, « ^ct of striking. 
 
 npr di"tion " ^"^"^ ™'"' *^®" 
 
 pt.1 Ul LlUIl, struction. 
 
PER 
 
 108 
 
 PER 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, mar'jne, pin, bird, move, 
 
 per 6n ni a-l^ year ; perpetual. 
 
 r^e^r' ff^M «• Complete ; accom- 
 
 pci ICtytj piished ; pure. 
 
 T-kOf fo^f' ^*- To finish or complete ; 
 
 pt!I lt--t.L ^ to make perfect. 
 
 r\(^r fp^"tinn «• Accomplishment; 
 
 ptJI ItJ-t/ I'l^**^ completion. 
 
 pt;i ICt^t Jj5 accurately. 
 
 per fid' i ous, f^ise'""'"^'"""' 
 
 per'fidy/ohTur'"''*'""' 
 per' fo rate, S'b^re"."'" ''""''' 
 per lo ra iioii, j„g. boring. 
 
 npr form' ^^'^ "^^ *^° = *" execute; 
 pel lUrill , to accomplish. 
 
 ^.r.^ -<^«»Tr.' r.»^/^/-k n. A completion; 
 
 per lorm ance, work doue. 
 
 pel lUI 111 tJl , forms or plays. 
 per 1 Ullie, / „ pj-agrance ; asweet 
 
 ,Jsc 
 
 perfume' <^ «<^«»t or odor. 
 
 rkCkr f nmrk' »'^- "^o fill with fragrant 
 
 pel 1 Ullli. , odor ; to scent 
 
 r\o' VI (P«' '■y^ "• A^" eastern nymph or 
 
 P^ * ^5 fairy. 
 
 T»Pr' ii "■ I^2i"&6r ; ha7>a.r<i ; risk ; dan- 
 
 ptJl 11, ggf denounced. 
 
 rxdf' il rviic « Dangerous ; hazard- 
 
 per 11 UUb, ous; full of peril. 
 
 Vki^ rim' f^ i f^r "• Circumference 
 
 pe mil e tei, of a figure. 
 
 T^£k' f i ^rl «• A circuit ; end ; series 
 
 pe ri UU, of years ; full stop. 
 
 period'kaljfar.'''''''"'" 
 
 iT,r» viT^K' rk yxr "• Tlie circumfer- 
 pC ripn e ry, ence of a circle. 
 npr' i nVirn«P t;<. To express one 
 per I piirdae, ^ord by many. 
 y^on' \cU vi. To die ; to go to ruin ; 
 pel Ibll, to decay. 
 
 per'ishable,°;','Sf''"='"^'"' 
 
 r\oi-' invo ^^- To swear falsely; to 
 per Jure, tj^j^e a raise oath. 
 ni^r' in rv "• Taking a false oath; 
 r J J^5 swearing falsely. 
 
 per' ma nence, ^ontm^urc^"' 
 per' ma nent, Se • "Sn'r' 
 per'manently,f;;J^r;.''"''^^ 
 
 r\f^r' mp 1 h\p ° That may be 
 per Ilie a Die, passed through. 
 
 per' me ate, f^ to pass through. 
 
 per mis' cibk,rnirSel""^'' 
 per mis'sion,:-itint'.'"^''^"'' 
 
 r\cif rvsif' ""^^ To allow; tosuffer; to 
 per Hill , give up. 
 
 „^„ mif ' n. A written or official per- 
 pt!l llllL , mission. 
 
 permit'tance,J-,^!Sr'^' 
 per mu ta" tion, Lrt" '""'' ' 
 perni"cious,-rySS;!:;:3: 
 per ora" tion, ^p^ecr'"'""'' 
 
 per' pe trate, "' '^'^ "°"'"''' * 
 
 Coinuiission 
 of a crime. 
 Constant ; never 
 
 ceasing. • 
 
 per pen die' u lar, rinl^^"""" 
 
 vt. To conirnit 
 crime ; lo ell'eot. 
 
 per pe tra" tion, 
 
 per pet' u al, 
 
 per pet' u ate, '^J::,''''^'^'" 
 
 npr np fll' i tV "• < ontinuance 
 pt^l pi-- lU 1 IJ, without end. 
 
 r\^f -i-kl^iv' ^'- To disturb or trouble 
 
 per pieA , ^jt^ doubts. 
 
 npr n]pY' i f v " ^°^*'* ' ^^^^^^Vi 
 
 pt.1 piL.A 1 IJ, irresolution. 
 
 npr' nili <sit^ "■ f" ^\^^ beyond 
 pt^l iJUl ibllVj o,-,e's salary. 
 
 r\f^r' «P 4'llif^ ^* To oppress; to 
 pel be t^ULi.., vex ; to trouble. 
 
 per se eu" tion, ^-.tu'^'^"""' 
 per se ver' ance, ?es^iuTor' 
 per se vere', S-p^eiS''"" ''™^ 
 
 persever'ing,|;,,^nSing. 
 
 r^cii* oiof "» To hold on; lo perse- 
 pui &lbL , vere ; not to yield. 
 
 persist' ence, :,S;«'^^"'=''^ 
 
 „ „„/ o^m "• -^^ individual ; man, 
 pt^l iiiJll^ woman, or child. 
 
 per'sonage,;i„*,>;r"»"'- 
 
 rvrir' cr\n ol <*■ Relating to one's 
 per son dl, sojf. peculiar. 
 npr' «;nn afP "'• '^° represent ; to 
 pel bOll aiC, counterfeit. 
 
 r^f^r crkKi n" tir^iT n. A counterfeit- 
 
 per son a iion, i^g another. 
 
 npr Q'ln' i fv *''• '^^ change from 
 ^K^l OvJll J ij, things to persons. 
 
 per spec' tive, visirri:'''""^ "' 
 per spi ea" cious, quiek.''"^^ ' 
 per spi eu' i ty, J,ansp^"ncr' 
 perspie'uous, "obscurr' ""' 
 
 »i. Act of per- 
 spiring. 
 
 per spire', ;;ves^*' ""'' ""^ "'' 
 
 per spi ra tion, 
 per spire', ;;ves^*' 
 
 nor QJl JTflp' '"' To influence by ar- 
 F*^^ feUdUt^ , gument. 
 
 per sua' sion, "in^ 
 
 Act of infl\ien- 
 
PET 
 
 109 
 
 PIC 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, geiUj thin, fhou. 
 
 npr Giio' ciVfi o. Tending or able 
 per sua SlVe, to persuade. 
 r>£»i'f «• Brisk ; lively ; saucy ; petu- 
 P^ri, lant. 
 
 per tarn', ?1J°'^^'''"^*° "'" ^''"■ 
 pertina''cious,«i„So;^''' 
 pertinac'ity,;,f,\t?;;""^''' 
 per'tinence, ^Iness''^"'''""'' 
 
 npr' ti npnt »• ^'' = apposite ; just 
 pd ti iit:;iiL^ to tl,e purpose. 
 
 rkrf^rt' Iv °<^"- Briskly; saucily; with 
 ptJl t IJ^ smartness. 
 
 nprf ' np«« "• ^"^^ '"''"y? ****"' 
 pci t iic;»»^ ness ; petulance. 
 
 per'turbate,5!stu?b'"'^"''^'° 
 perturb a" tion,J;i!?r"*'''' 
 per turb' ed, "„ 
 per vade', ^ter^'^ 
 
 nar vckroo' ^- Froward j stubborn ; 
 pt/1 VUrst; ^ obsiiuate. 
 
 per verse' ness 
 
 Disturbed ; dis- 
 ieted. 
 pass tluough or 
 over. 
 ^ d. Froward 
 
 '»*5 f bad dis 
 I tion ; obs 
 7 ^cy. 
 
 Petulance 
 
 pcsi- 
 
 per vers' ' '^ v — .obstjna- 
 per ver' sion, JerTinl^* "'^" 
 
 npr VPr<4' IVP " Having power to 
 jpiyl vt^ia A » ^5 corrupt or mislead. 
 r»rii« XTf^rt^ *•*• '^ distort ; to mislead ; 
 pt.1 VCI L 5 to turn from the ni-lit. 
 rki:»i«' vi rkiicj a. Passable ; admittiJtg 
 pCl VI UU&j passage. 
 
 pe ru' sal, "• Act of reading over. 
 
 i^A nilffio' **'• f*^ look or read over ; 
 
 pC 1 U»t^ , to observe. 
 
 ri^c'f "• A plague or pestilence ; mis- 
 
 ptbl, chief. 
 
 »^/:jrj' f r»f *'^- ''^'^ harass ; to annoy ; to 
 
 pes Ltvl 5 disturb. 
 
 pestiferous « o^^^'y ; mfec- 
 
 peSt 1 lenCe, temper; plague 
 pest' i lent, - Destructive jmallg- 
 
 Y^p^a^ f]^ n. An instrument used in a 
 pt^S tic, mortar. 
 
 npf "• -^"y animal much fondled ; 
 P*^*-? slight displeasure. 
 
 pet, vt. To treat as a pet ; to fondle. 
 
 pet' al. 
 
 ) tious. 
 A contagious dis- 
 
 The leaf of a flower. 
 
 pe ti 
 
 tinn "• ^ ref^uest ; supplica- 
 tlUH, tion ; entreaty. 
 
 n<i ti" tir^n *^- To suppUcate ; to 
 pC 11 tlUIl, solicit. 
 
 nf» iraa' t^c^rtt a- Becoming stone; 
 pe tl t?» Ct.111, hardenmg. 
 
 pet ri fae" tion, r„.„\^5L"''"' 
 
 npf' ri fv "• "^^ change to or be- 
 r ^ 1 1 ij, come stone. 
 
 pet' ti fog ger,r,4'r- >""■"' 
 
 r\c»f' ficVi "• Apt to be angry; peev- 
 pet Llfell, ish . froward. j 
 
 rv£»f ' fxr *• Small ; inconsiderable : iit- 
 ptJL LJ, tie. 
 
 pet' u lance, &.tsS!''"' ' ^'''■" 
 pet' u lant, lJr7r'''' ^^'""'"" ' 
 
 pew, »• An inclosed seat in a church, 
 
 riow' tor "• A compound of tin, 
 ptJW ti.1 , lead, and brass. 
 rkKil' QKiv "'A troop of men close- 
 piiai ailA, ly embodied. 
 
 nhnn' tlttiTl "• ^" apparition; an 
 piidii cu.»iii, i,nagj„jipy appearance 
 
 phan' toni, « .a^^p^-^" ; ^ fancied 
 
 pilctl Ilia tyj, paring medicines. 
 
 phe nom' e non, J^aJj^cf "*" 
 phi Ian' thro py, ^anl^S °' 
 
 phiiip'pi€,L«^;>oi;:^*^^"^'^" 
 
 philol'ogy, r_4-™-"-' 
 phi los' o phize, S 
 
 nhi Ins;' O nhv "• Knowledge, 
 pill lUS U piiy, natural or moral. 
 
 phil' ter, rove^""""^^^''^ *° '^"^'^ 
 
 phiz* «• Tho face ; the countenance. 
 
 bot'omy, r-tti?/^"'^^- 
 
 n. A watery hunuar of the 
 body. 
 
 a. Cold ; heavy ; 
 J dull. 
 
 To reason ; 
 
 moralize. 
 
 ^ mat 
 ion' ie, a. 
 
 rase. 
 
 phle 
 phle^ 
 phlcg 
 
 ph 
 
 ph^ 
 
 ph 
 
 phth 
 
 pi 
 
 phy 
 
 1€ 
 
 Pertaining to solind. 
 
 n. Mode of speech peculiar 
 ^ to a language ; idiom. 
 
 'enol'ogy,;*-,^^"''"^'^'' 
 
 / gjy n. Madness ; fury ; state 
 *J5 of being frantic. 
 
 con- 
 
 ren 
 
 ilS 1€ al, sumptive. 
 
 1V«' 1^ "• "^'^^ ^'■^ °^ healing; 
 
 ija Ity, medicines. 
 
 Z >, v/. To treat with medicine 
 
 ^*^5 or physic. 
 
 nhvc' i/? o1 «• Relating to nature ; 
 P*V ? "ot moral; medicinal. 
 
 phy 
 
 sr cian 
 
 One who professes 
 5 the art of healing. 
 
 phyS' 1-eS, «• Natural philosophy. 
 
 physiol'ogy.-fS'r'™" 
 
 r»i on' iGf " ^"® who plays on the 
 pi ail Ifel, piano-forte. 
 
 ni T/' vo "• '^ '"""^ '^^ walk under a 
 pi aZi Z.a, roof; a portico. 
 r\i ^ Iv "'• T*^ choose ; to select ; to lake 
 pi-t^K, up . to gather ; to rob. 
 
PIL 
 
 110 
 
 PIT 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 pick' et« n. -A- sharp stake ; a guard. 
 
 r^i ^Ir' 1^ "• -*■ ''i"^ ^^ ^^^' liquor ; any 
 
 [JltyK iC/j thing pickled. 
 
 rki^lr' 1^ *'^- To preserve in pickle ; 
 
 [ilt^K IVj to season. 
 
 i-wi rf» <-/-v' i«i q1 <^- Pictured ; produced 
 
 pit/ lO ri dl, by a painter. 
 
 pi€'ture,rng^°^^P'^^^^"^''^p^^"'- 
 
 ^., j _/ *,, ^^ n. A representation in 
 pi-t/ LIU tJj colors; a painting. 
 
 pie tur eSqUe\ a. Like a picture. 
 
 pic' bald? **• ^^ various colors. 
 mSn*^ w*. To patch ; to enlarge ; t» 
 pttJt/tJj unite ; to increase by addition. 
 rklpifP "• ^ P3-tch ; a fragment ; a gun, 
 pttJUU^ coin, composition, &c. 
 rk-ion^' liicc <*• Whole; not made of 
 p«t;i.yC ic;»»5 separate pieces. 
 
 iJSl^f' m^//l \ *• Separate ; single. 
 p*eC« lllt^ai, I ajt, In pieces. 
 
 »-k'/Si» "• The column or support of an 
 p^er, arch. 
 
 v»4Si»^o "'• To penetrate; to enter; 
 petjrCU, to affect. 
 
 mprp' incr Iv '"^"- Sharply; pen- 
 pzerC/ lllg 1^5 etratingly. 
 
 ri-toi*' rrliaccj "• -A^ mirror between 
 
 p^er gldSb, windows. 
 
 r\i' £k ficm n. Devotion; anaffecta- 
 
 pi e U:*>111^ tion of piety. 
 
 i-ii' £k f -*r "■ Discharge of rehgious 
 
 pi « t^5 duty. 
 
 pig' ment, ;,S^}''' ^'' p'^'"''"" • 
 
 i-kirr' vY\^r "• O"® of * small nation ; a 
 
 P*& '"J? dwarf. 
 
 nilro "• -A- sort of lance; a spear; a 
 
 piKCj fish . a road. 
 
 rkilo *•• ^ heap; an accumulation, a 
 
 pilCj building. 
 
 -]„ vt. To heap; to accumulate , to 
 put?) lay upon. 
 
 r»il' i^ji» **'• To steal ; to practice pet- 
 pil lUI J ty theft. 
 
 r\iV m«im '»• A traveler ; a wander- 
 pil gl nil, er. 
 
 pil' grim age, ;-,™V°'"""'"'" 
 
 ^^11 n. A round ball or mass of medi- 
 P*A*) cine. 
 
 T-vil' lorrirk "• Plunder; act of plun- 
 pil Idge, dering. 
 
 pil' lage, «'• To plunder ; to spoil 
 pil l(ir« «• A column ; a supporter. 
 
 pil' lar ^d, Jh,tr'''"^ ^^' "*' ''''' 
 
 nil' lirvr* *•• ^ ^'"^ of saddle for 
 pil ilUll, women. 
 
 fkil' lr» i«ir "• -A-u instrument of pun- 
 pa lU 1^5 jshment, 
 
 r\il' Iri'in "• ^ ^^S of down or feathers 
 pil lUWj to sleep on. 
 
 vt. Tc 
 pillow 
 One \ 
 course of a ship. 
 
 nW lf\i« ^^- To rest any thing on a 
 pu lUW^ pillow. 
 
 r»i' 1/^t »»• One who steers or directs 
 pi lUt, the 
 
 •Til' 1/^f orto "■ The office or hire of 
 
 pi lOL d.gi.5 a pilot. 
 
 »-ki»v»' -Tklrfj «• A small red pustule on 
 
 pim pie, the skin. 
 
 --. ' n. A short pointed wire ; a peg ; a 
 
 pm? bolt 
 
 r\in ''^- To fasten with pins ; to fix or 
 
 P***5 make fast. 
 
 r\Tn^ r^r^fo' n. An Instrument to draw 
 
 pin cers, ^aus, &c. 
 
 ninr'h "' To squeeze between the 
 pillL/lI, fingers ; to distress ; to gripe. 
 
 pinG. vi. To languish ; to grieve for. 
 
 rviKi' ir\Y\ n. The joint of a wing ; the 
 
 pill lUll, wing of a fowl. 
 
 r\in' irkn w^ To bind the wings or the 
 
 pill lUll, arms ; to shackle 
 
 ninlr **' To work in eytlet -holes ; to 
 
 piIlK, pierce in small holes. 
 
 pin' nace, ;;,ar^ '""' "' ' '"'" "' 
 
 pin' na de, n. a tower or turret. 
 
 i-vi r\ -TkKr^**' «• One who clears the 
 
 pi O Iieer , way. 
 
 r\i' r\iics «• Religious ; devout ; duti- 
 
 pi UUt>5 fui to God. 
 
 i-»i' r\iic ]\r adi). Devoutly ; in a pious 
 
 pi <^US> 1^5,nanner. 
 
 nir»P n. A musical instrument ; tube , 
 
 pipt?, a measure of two hogsheads 
 
 r^iri' -»#rir»f °- Stimulating ; pungent ; 
 
 piq Ifclllt, sharp. 
 
 r\-intt^ n. lll-wiU ; petty malevolence 
 
 piijefc, or malice. 
 
 rki' rn r»v "• Act of robbery oh Jhe 
 
 pi 1 a K^y^ sea 
 
 rki' rnf n "■ ^"® ^^° plunders on the 
 
 pi rat' ie al, a- Predatory; robbing. 
 
 pib \jtl tU 1 J, or fishing 
 
 „• ^ fz-wl «• Saaall firearms ; a small 
 
 piSs LOl, hand-gun. 
 
 ni«' f/in " A cylinder used in pumps 
 
 pio LC/Il, or syringes. 
 
 ^t n. A hole ; abyss , the grave ; ahol- 
 
 pi»'5 low part. 
 
 nitr»ll "• T*»6 resin of pine ; elevation, 
 
 pili^ll, rate; degree 
 
 r\ifr.K "'• To fix, to plant ; to throw 
 
 pilCllj headlong 
 
 nif ' t\ rkiiG "• Sorrowful ; exciting 
 
 pit t; «JU», pjty ^ tender, mean 
 
 T\ifK " The marrow of a plant ; en- 
 
 pilil, ergy. 
 
 r\\\W i Iv <"^''- "^''^ cogency or 
 pi 111 1 lj5 strength 
 *-kii]-i' xr «• Full of pith; stjrohg ; forci- 
 piLll y^ ble 
 
 pit' i a bk, a. Deserving pity. 
 
 r^W i fill «• Tender; melancholy. 
 piL 1 IUI5 paltry. 
 
 pit' i less, ress^'^"^'"^^''^ ='"""'- 
 
 i~kit' f Qr»r»o "• A small portion or al- 
 piL lcllH..e, lowance. 
 
PLA 
 
 111 
 
 PLO 
 
 b©ok, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 T^it' V *'• '^'^ sympathize with; to 
 
 r J J show mercy. 
 
 nit' V "• <-ofnpa"ion; sympathy with 
 
 P**' J J misery. 
 
 rvi^r' r\t «• ^ P»" °" which a thing 
 
 piV OI5 turns. 
 
 pla'eable,-^"""'"'^ 
 placard', :*rcr"""'"""'°' 
 
 rklnr»f> "• Locality ; rank ; space in 
 pidt^t;^ general ; precedence. 
 r\\^nc^ ^^- To put ia a place ; to fix; 
 pidVyt;, to settle. 
 
 plac'idness,rienS""'*''"" 
 
 pla' gi a rism, « Literary theft. 
 
 pla'giarist,;^,!^^"^^'"^'^^'^" 
 
 piagc*«>5 flict or torment. 
 
 r^1orro«^ n. Pestilence ; trouble ; vex- 
 
 piclgltCj ation. 
 
 n.1n«r1 »»• Variegated stuff; a Scotch 
 
 piaXU, dress. 
 
 _^l^»„ a. Smooth; level; clear; sim- 
 
 pidZIl^ pie. 
 
 r\la»*n' 1 v <"^*' Sincerely ; evidently; 
 
 pid^Il IJ5 simply. 
 
 plain riGSS^ cenly; clearness'. 
 
 plaint' ive,f,„tL7'"*'""°*^ 
 
 pla/t. «'• To fold ; to double ; to braid. 
 
 1^1 on »'• To scheme; to form in de- 
 
 pidll, sign. 
 
 -^1„„ n. A scheme ; a form or model ; 
 
 pidll^ a draught. 
 
 nlanP "• ^ '®^^^ surface; a joiner's 
 
 pidllU^ tool for smoothing boards. 
 
 planG« "'• To level ; to make smooth. 
 
 plan' et, Sodj^ '"""'"'"' "'"'"' 
 plan' et a ry, JiaJSr"" '° "" 
 
 i „ 1 „ „ U vt. To lay or cover with planks 
 pidllK^ or thick boards. 
 »-klo r^f «'. To set ; to cultivate ; to set- 
 
 ; piani, tie. 
 
 i plant. «• Any vegetable production. 
 
 ■planta"tion,;-^,P!^^p^"'^^^^' 
 
 nine' tf^r "• -*■ "fixture of lime and 
 pidd LtJI ^ water ; a salve. 
 
 i plas' ter ing, Ji,,^"'" '"'"° '" 
 : plas' tie, Z/^'"'"' '"■"'"' " «"' 
 
 i plata B. A small piece of ground. 
 
 I nlnf **'• To interweave; to form by 
 
 P*<**'? texture. 
 
 rkl*it<:» n. Wrought silver; a vessel to 
 I pidLt;^ eat from. 
 
 i nlot' iv^f»v» "-A horizontal place ; a 
 1 piai lOrin, scheme. 
 
 nln ton' i^ °- Relating to Plato; 
 pid LUH L\^j pure ; not sensual. 
 T-klof nf\Y^^ *» A square body of mus- 
 pidt UUIl J keteers. 
 nlonrl' if ".Applause; approbation 
 pidUU IL^ loudly expressed. 
 nlAll' «i hl/^ " Specious; popular; 
 piau »l UU^ right m appearance. 
 t^lnif "• Amusement ; sport ; a game ; 
 pid^^ a drama. 
 
 niotf ^'^ To sport ; to game ; to act in 
 pidf/^ a drama. 
 
 plat/ fuL a. Sportive ; full of levity. 
 
 play- mate, jL^nr^""""^ ' 
 
 r\}^n "• A form of pleading ; an apol- 
 
 piea, ogy. 
 
 nl^/irl *'*■ To argue ; to reason with 
 
 pit^C^U^ another; to admit or deny. 
 
 ple«d'ing,;ieir.^„-'-^--°^ 
 
 pleas' ant, Jar''"''"' ''*'"''"' i 
 pleas' ant 17, ;^eSt'.y^'' '""'"' 
 
 n1^/T<£^ "'• To delight ; to gratify ; to 
 piccfcSt;, content. 
 
 nl^/7«' ino" \J'P''- Giving pleasure. 
 pit;a» i'*5^ \ a. Adapted to please. 
 
 pleas' ur a bk,?„„Jf>«,Ki",l: 
 pleas' ure, 1;,^Si;. «""""■ 
 
 nl^ hf^l' nn "• ^opu'^r; vulgar; 
 pie Ue* dll, common; low. 
 pledge, -A pawn; a surety; ahos- 
 
 i^lfkrl era *'^- To leave or give as secu- 
 pitJU^t;, rity ; to invite to drink. 
 
 ple'nary,;ec^"''''^'"P'''"'P^'^- 
 plen'itude,;,X"r°'^°""' 
 plen'tcous,Lt?f;Si.^"''"- 
 plen' te ous ness, abuT.SS' 
 
 t-»l/^r.' +i •Till "• Abundant; exuber- 
 pien 11 lUl, ant; fruitful. 
 
 plen' ty« «. Abundance ; fruitfulness. 
 
 ple'onasm,;-e^ir^"'^y""- 
 pleth'ora,rJif"" ''''"'"■ 
 
 pleth' O rie, «• Having a fuU habit. 
 
 nli n hil' i fv "• Flexibility; casl- 
 pil d Ull 1 ly, ness to be bent. 
 
 pli' a bl^, a- Flexible ; easily bent. 
 
 nil' nn r*v "• Easiness to be bent ; 
 
 pil tin ^y^ flexibility of mind. 
 
 nil' onf *• Flexible; limber; easily 
 
 pa dill, persuaded. 
 
 „l7^_/,f n. Condition; state; good 
 
 pH^A^l, case. 
 
 rAl^hi *"'• To pledge ; to give as se- 
 
 pil^'*t, curity. 
 
 „l „^1 vi. To toil ; to drudge ; to study 
 
 piUU, closely. 
 
POl 
 
 112 
 
 POP 
 
 biir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 nlnH'rllnO" i PP''- ToiUng ; studying. 
 piOU Ulllg, I „. Toil ; drudgery. 
 rklrkf *'• "^^ plan; to devise ; to con- 
 piULj trive. 
 
 »-»l/-w»iT «• An instrument used in hus- 
 piOW, bandry. 
 
 nlrkwr '"^ "^"^ ^^'^^ "P '■^^^ ground witlj 
 piUV> ^ a plow. 
 
 rklnm "• ^ kind of fruit ; the sum of 
 piUlll^ 100,000 pou^ids. 
 
 a suit of 
 
 . leaden 
 
 nlfimP "■ "^ featlier ; pride ; towering 
 
 100,000 pound 
 
 plu' mage, JeaS;"" 
 
 ntlim^ "• ^ plummet; 
 piUlllC/^ weight on a line 
 
 plume' less, 
 
 a. Destitute of fe Ih- 
 
 ers. 
 rkliinir* '*• Somewhat fat; full and 
 piUIIip^ smooth; not lean. 
 i-kliimr*' TifiCG n Fullness, or tend- 
 piUlIl[l 11U&&5 ency to fullness. 
 
 plun' der. »• PlUage ; spoHs of war. 
 
 plun'der, ;!ii,'rr°' ''"'"'' '^ 
 
 rkliiTirro *'*• 1'° P"^ suddenly under 
 piUllgt^j water. 
 
 lAlnnrro "• ^^^^ ^^^ °^ putting under 
 piUllgt^ water suddenly. 
 
 plu Fill* o- Implying more than one. 
 
 r\ln fol' i f^7 « A. number more 
 piU rai 1 ly, u^an one. 
 
 plu' Vi al, a. Rainy ; relating to rain. 
 
 i-kl\7 ^^- "^"^ busy one's self; to work 
 PV5 closely. 
 
 'y»n/>n mot' i-«? o. Relative to wind; 
 pnVVX llldt l-t., moved by wind. 
 i^Kyr/^'Vi '^'' To boil slightly ; to steal 
 poacil, game. 
 
 r\f\^\r' ai ^'- T"* P"* i" the pocket ; 
 pUt/K tJl, to pass by an affront. 
 
 PO em. "• A composition in verse. 
 
 r»ri' Ck c-\T " The art of writing poe- 
 po e hj, try 
 
 l-.^ pf' 1^ *'• Expressed in poetry; 
 pU cL It^j pertaining to poetry. 
 r\f\' t^i fAr «• Art of writing m verse; 
 pu t.L 1^5 poems. 
 
 poi^n'ancy,Je,.fty."'"^^'="' 
 poi^n'ant,-,e«re"'' p---^' 
 
 Tir^int "'• To sharpen ; to direct tow- 
 .pUlllL, aid; to indicate. 
 noinf "• -^ sharp end ; degree ; aim ; 
 puillt^ a stop ; a sting. 
 nninf ' f^A PP- °^ <*• Aimed ; having 
 pUlllL i^U, a sharp point. 
 
 point' ing,- „'*,JUo„"""'^"'"^ ■ 
 j point' less, Sbtu'e"""""'^"""^ 
 
 rkr^ico ^*- To weigh mentally ; to bal- 
 I puiSC, ance. 
 I r\r»i' C!/^n ^^- To infect with poison ; 
 
 pwi »<yilj to corrupt. 
 
 r^ni' fertn " Venom ; that which de- 
 
 pUl »</Il, stroys hfe. 
 
 a. Venomous , dc- 
 '? structive. 
 
 nr%^ lir °" ^^y'"o "^^'' ^^^ P°^^ ? P^''* 
 pi-» Itli 5 taining to the poles. 
 
 polar' ity,;,,,'^^"^^"^y '' ^^* 
 
 nrilf* "■ ^^t'^'^'i'^y of the earth's axis ; 
 pUie, a staff; a rod or perch. 
 r\n liVfi' " A body of men appointed 
 P" ll^t. 5 to preserve order. 
 
 1 r» V "■ ^"^^ ^^ government ; pru- 
 ^ J ? dence ; a writing. 
 ' icVi ^^- To smooth ; to gloss ; to 
 
 i^ilj refine. 
 ' ioVi «• An artificial gloss ; ele- 
 5 gance of address. 
 
 por 
 
 pol 
 pol 
 pol 
 
 son ous. 
 
 nr» lTfi=>' a. Polished ; elegant ; refined 
 pu JlLt; ^ jn manners. 
 
 lite'iK 
 ' i tie, 
 
 nrk lit <i' nr>ca " Refinement ; gen- 
 pU lilt; llt>»», tility; good-breeding. 
 
 artful ; cun- 
 
 pol'iti€,Si„^.-^"" 
 
 pol' i ties, 'r^Jt"""" "' ^'""""" 
 
 nnl' i fv "■ ^o'™ of government; 
 pui 1 tj, civil constitution ; policy. 
 
 nrill "• "^^^ ^'*^^*^ • ^ ^''** ''^ voters at 
 puil, an election. 
 
 nr»l lilfr*' ^^- To defile; to corrupt ; 
 pUl lULt; 5 to taint. 
 
 nollll" tion "• ^^^ °^ defiling; 
 pui lU LlUll, corruption; taint. 
 
 poltroon', J-il'^"""'^'^ ''"^"■ 
 po lyg' a my, ".-4.^^"""'^ ^' 
 
 pol' 
 
 ' V rrlr^f "• Having many lan- 
 J fe*'-'^? guages, 
 
 pol'ygon, ^iel'^"''^"^™^'^^^"- 
 po ma' turn, ^en^'t ^"'""* ''"'* 
 p6m'mel,SpJ„«ei^'^'°'™"^^ 
 
 r^/^mi-k "• Ostentation ; pride ; splen- 
 pOilip, doo 
 
 pomp' ouB, tu'^:f'''' = «'"^"'' = 
 
 t-\rkn' rlpr »'*• To weigh mentally ; to 
 puil U-Cl , muse ; to consider. 
 
 pen' der ous, ?„Sr^ ""*""'' 
 
 r^rkn' iorri "• ^ dagger; a short 
 pvjH iciJ u, slabbing weapon. 
 
 POn' tin,"- A high priest ; the pope. 
 
 pontifical, ;„p«e!'°"^'"^'°''' 
 
 poor, «• Not rich ; indigent ; jn want. 
 
 ,-.^l~.^ n. The bishop of Rome ; the 
 
 pupt/, head of the Roman church. 
 
 v%Ki^/-.' ».i7- «• The religion of tlie Ro- 
 
 pOpe ry, man church. 
 
 i-k^kT-k' n ln/^£k n. The multitude ; the 
 
 pop U IdCe, vulgar. 
 
 Tirkr*' n l^r **• Suiting the people; 
 
 pup U lai, famihar. 
 
 l)op u lar' i ty, "^iJX^r' " 
 
 pop' u late, r/ai^r"" """""■ 
 
POS 
 
 113 
 
 PRE 
 
 bopk, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 number 
 
 popula"tion, SfpS^ie 
 
 r»nr\' n loilQ "• Numerously peo- 
 
 pup U lOUb^ pled; well intiahite'd. 
 
 nnr' r»P 1/71 n " ^ fine earthen 
 pUI t/t; IMI J I5 ware; China-ware. 
 
 porch, 
 
 ti. An entrance ; a portico. 
 rk^**rt t»t. To look or examine earnest- 
 
 pore, ,y 
 
 nnrP "• ^ spiracle of the skin ; pas- 
 pUI t;^ sage for perspiration 
 
 PO' rOUS, Jores"'' "' '""'" " 
 pOr' phy ry, »»• a peculiar marble. 
 r^firt n. A harbor i air; mien ; bearing; 
 pUl L^ ^.jne of t'ortufral. 
 
 port' a ble, Sed'^''^' '°"y '« ^"" 
 
 |-|5r|,*' ol "'A gale, or arch of a gate- 
 *^^»t *j^.r^A^ t)<. To foreshow ; to fore- 
 
 por tend , bode. 
 
 por tent', «• An omen of ill. 
 
 por tent' ous^^er"?"!""' ''''"■ 
 
 *^^»." fli-wi-i «• A part; allotment; 
 por lion, dividend. 
 r\rir' fi XTi,' "• ^ covered walk; a 
 pOI 11 fjUj piazza. 
 
 port llOie, non throut?h. 
 
 „7r x/ 1 a. Grand of mien ; majestic; 
 
 port IJ, bulky. 
 
 -~^_/ *~oi<- n- A picture drawn from 
 
 por iraiL, the nfe. 
 
 _ — J, f|«n[^/ *''• To paint or describe 
 por tl ittj , by picture; to adorn. 
 
 pose. ^^- To puzzle ; to interrogate. 
 
 wn «i" finn "• situation; aprinci- 
 pO SI LlUIl, pie laid down. 
 rk^kc' i f'tvn ° Real; absolute; cer- 
 pU» 1 LIVI^, tain. 
 
 pes' i live ly,SJ„'ir'""'"^ 
 
 nn« «p««' ^^- '^° ^"■'°>' ' *** occupy ; 
 pUfe ^5t;^& , to obtain. 
 
 posses' sion,-Jp^V"tr^^«"'^^ 
 
 pOs'sibk, Seor'r'""'°"'''° 
 
 pos' si bly,;ter^«^^''^ ''"'"' 
 
 nrict \ '"'■ "^^ travel with speed. 
 pUot, I ^f To fix on a post ; to place. 
 
 post' age, n. Money paid for letters. 
 
 pos te'ri or, JoiSr'"" '''''' 
 pos ter' i ty, ^titns'''"'"'^^'"'" 
 
 i-kTvof ' nr-n "• A small gate ; a httle 
 post i.1 II, jjoor 
 
 post' hu mous, fer'aSEtSf- 
 post pone', ra'y^-o&f' '° '" 
 post pone' ment,;„f,if,f„'!r:^ 
 
 r\r\of' c^rinf n. Something written 
 P"®*- »^ripL, attheendofaletter. 
 nrtos* fn lofck "• Position assumed 
 pos LU laie, without proof. 
 ^^^tj/ f ,, ^£, n. Condition ; place ; po- 
 pt»b lU-1 t;, sition. 
 ^^/ *^ Ul>, a. That may be drunk; 
 pu ta Ult/, fit to be drunk. 
 
 po'tency,2^,/.°r' """'"' 
 
 *^/^' fm-if a- Powerful; efficacious; 
 pO teilL, inigijty. 
 
 po' tent ate, I'r^i^n"""'"''''^"'''^] 
 
 po' tent ly, J^^-/°werfully ; witlx 
 
 po" tion, n- A medicinal draught., 
 
 rkr\iii^Vi "• A small bag; a pocket ;^ a 
 
 pUUf^Ii, purse. 
 
 r\r\it\' t\r*c^ "• ^ healing application; 
 
 pUMl lll^l>5 a cataplasm. 
 
 r»ri«#l' f i*v "• ^^^ kinds of domestic 
 
 pua.1 tl J, or barn-yard fowls. 
 
 t^rkiinno ^^- '^'^ f^'^ o" Of seize sud- 
 pounce, denly. 
 
 r»r^nr»rl *''• To beat; to grind; to 
 
 pounu, shut up. 
 
 nritir I "'• To let out or empty. 
 
 pUCtI , I „i. To rush furiously. 
 
 r%r\\T' £if t\7 n- Indigence ; necessity; 
 
 pUV t;i t J, defect. 
 
 now' ripr "• ^"^* ^ any body pul- 
 
 ^j\j\\ vx^i , verized ; gunpowder. 
 
 „^,-.^ >-j^ n. Command ; authority ; 
 
 pUVV t;i , force. 
 
 r\r\\%T^ trtf ^11 1 «• Potent ; efficacious; 
 
 pOW tl lUI, migbtv. 
 
 pow'erless,S,yi:i''"^°^^"'^ 
 prae'ti€abk,-Jct:l"'''' 
 
 r\t*nr>' fi^ nl «• Relalmg to action 
 pi dt. lit/ ai, or practice. 
 nro.<>' iir>ct "• Habit; use; dexteri- 
 prd.^ net, ty; method. 
 rvrQr»' tir»o *'^- To do liabitually; to 
 P» <**^ lltt, exercise. 
 
 pragmat'ical/piSX"""" 
 
 rkrai'tto "• Renown; fame; coin- 
 pi dt»t:;, mendalion. 
 r»rn /«:o *''• T" commend ; to applaud ; 
 pi atSt, to celebrate. 
 
 pi dtSU lt;&&, without praise.- 
 
 praise' worf h y, ;-raif ' -° 
 
 r\-,.rtrtr>f\ "*• To spring or bound, as a 
 
 pi ante, horse. 
 
 „-.„„K n. A wild flight or trick; a 
 
 pi clIlK, frolic ; mischief. 
 
 T^fof /-» vt. To talk caielessly ; to prat- 
 
 praie, tie. 
 
 nrat' t1^ "■ I*^^®**^^ ^ trlHing loquac- 
 
 r\rntt **• To petition ; to supplicate ; 
 r* "-"? to entreat. 
 
 r»i»Qj/ c^r "■ ■* petition to Heaven; 
 pi d,^ tl , entreaty. 
 
 prefiTCh, vt. To proclaim publicly. 
 
PRE 
 
 114 
 
 PRE 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 preach' ing,3i,?r'e.''""*'°°' 
 pre' amble, Ur/r'°" '"• 
 preca'rious/p.Sr""'"" 
 pre«au"tion,;i,*„{T'""'" 
 
 rtrf^ r»^rlf»' *'*• '^° ^° ^"* ^" °''^®'" 
 pi t; l^cut^ y of time or rank. 
 
 pre ce'denUtdr" '•"""' 
 
 rwc^n' o rl^nt »»• An example; some- 
 pi t;v^ U UtJllt, thing done before. 
 
 T\ro' r»t»r\t "• ^ ^"'6' * mandate; 
 pi c; ^--t^ptj an injunction. 
 
 r»r«:»' r»in.pf "• ^" outward limit ; a 
 pre Cinei, boundary. 
 T^r^" r»inil« (P^c«A'u5) o Valuable; 
 pr e !.> I U Ufej of great worth . 
 nrt^o' 1 nir»P "• ^ headlong or per- 
 pi K;\y 1 pit^CJ^ pendirular declivity. 
 
 nr^ r»in' i faff* " Headlong ; vio- 
 pl e Cip 1 Idle, lent : rash. 
 
 pre cip' i tous, LsfjTvi'oient ' 
 
 r\wci r»ic!n' "• Exact ; strict ; formal ;- 
 pi t; Olfet^ ^ affected. 
 
 precis' ion, Jjtr' '"'''""' 
 pre<^lade',i;!nJr'"°"^'^'^ 
 pre€lu'sion,«J!;f,'^^^°^p^«- 
 
 pre <;0" cioUS, -«'P« before the 
 
 nrP ^np' i f V " R'Peness before 
 prt:? tyOt/ 1 tj, the time. 
 
 nrP -Pon PPrf ' *" '^° arrange be- 
 pre ^UIl Ct.1 L , forehand. 
 
 precur'sor,^:^^^""""'' 
 pre «ur'sory,J;e'vir "'=""■'' ^ 
 
 rM»£k' riol "• Practicing robbery ; plun- 
 pi « Uttl, dering. 
 
 ' o fn rv °- Plundering; ra- 
 
 . ct IV^ 1 J, pacious. 
 
 pre de ces' sor, lyS^ ^°"" 
 
 predes'tinate,^?„,j;°/<"To 
 
 decree be- 
 forehand. 
 
 pre des' tin^, 
 
 pred'i€abk,-ffir'S.'"^^'^ 
 pre die' a ment, J^n^'gemenr'" 
 pred' i eate, 3arl.° '''"" "' ^" 
 
 r»f^ ^li^f' »<• To foretell; to fore- 
 
 pre aiei , show. 
 
 nrf^ rli4?" tinn "• ^ prophecy; a 
 pre Ult/ lion, foretelling. 
 
 pre di lee" tion,"a uk^nf "''' 
 pre dom' in ant, ^sc^e'd'am "' ' 
 predom'inate,r^o7ovPer"^ 
 
 preem'inent,«a,oveotrr'^' 
 
 pre ex ist', W. To exist beforehand. 
 n^^f^ aOP "■ Something introduc- 
 
 pref'.ito'r7,';JX°"°'^'° 
 
 T>rP fpr' '^' ' '^ regard mote ; to ad- 
 pi tj itji , vance ; to present. 
 pref er ence, ^^H*gher estima- 
 
 nrt^ fpr' mnnf "• Advancement; 
 pie It^I IIH m, preference. 
 
 nrP fiv' '''• ''^'' appoint beforehand , 
 pi C JIA , to put before ; to settle. 
 r\fct^ fiv »»• A particle placed before 
 pie llA, a word. 
 preg' na bk, J^^^^tmaybeover- 
 nr PO"' tin nf <*• Teeming ; fertile ; 
 
 preg nam, fruitful. 
 
 pre judge', i;ind^° -""^^^ ^'"f"'^^- 
 
 nrpi' 11 Hir^o " Tudgment formed 
 pi t?J U UlCe, beforehand ; hurt. 
 
 nrpi' n dirp «;(• To fiii with preju. 
 
 pi ej U UlCe, dice ; to hurt. 
 
 prej u di" cial, Solls""'"^' '"J"' 
 
 nrol' Q r*-iT "• The office of a pi'el- 
 piei tt C^, ate. 
 
 rM«ol' of <i «• A bishop ; a clergyman 
 pi ei d-lU, of the highest rank. 
 
 preliba"tion,?,3.fbeSrd: 
 prelim'inary,-?pr.orr^ 
 
 pre' lude, J^^So-o'^mg in.r«d.c. 
 
 prelude',;'J^e.''°'"""'"'"' 
 pre ma tare', 'n^.Tio'ofX"" 
 pre med' i tate, f^Wnr""- 
 
 rkr-om' i/ai- «• A prime minister ; a 
 pi tJIIl ler, chief person. 
 
 pre mise', ^^^nd^' ''^'''" '''°'" 
 
 prem' is eS, »• Houses or lands. 
 
 pre mo ni" tion, -^J,"''''"'' 
 preo€'«upy,«i.I''„£''-- 
 
 prepara"tion,;„f;,t°"'"" 
 pre par' a to ry, ^l"^^: 
 
 r\fc^ Kkono' "'• To make ready; to 
 pi U pd-I t; , adjust ; to qualify. 
 r\fo r»or»ao' <* Preconceived ; con- 
 prtJ peilbt. , trived beforehand. 
 
 pre pon' der ate, ;'eigl° °"' 
 prepossess',r^>p^«J"^'^«' 
 
 prepos'terous,:JdT';jLt 
 pre req' ui siti^, 'nedrjr'' 
 prerog'ative,jH^S//e!^"^^^^ 
 
PRE 
 
 115 
 
 PRI 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 pres' by ter, »• a priest ? an eider. 
 
 pre' science, l^^tu^^""'"''" °' 
 
 pi c; »t/i luc; , ject ; to influence. 
 
 pre scrip" tion, Jecipe '"'''''' 
 
 pi t;» tJllt/t;, ent ; juien ; air. 
 rM«oa' or»t "• ^o' absent ; not past ; 
 pre* tilll, ready. 
 wxfo «<ant' W. To exhibit ; to offer ; 
 pi t:; aciii- , jq g^ye j to prefer. 
 
 pre$'ently,^-n. ^' ^"""'^ 
 pre sent' ment, U.^Y' ^''^ 
 
 preserv'ative,-"'^;j:fervr 
 pre serve', ;„,^J"'' ^^""'"^^ ^" 
 
 pi c; »c;i vc; , to season fruits, Ac. 
 
 pre serv' er, l.rv'i'i" '"''" ''" 
 
 rkfo cirlo' »*• To be set over; to 
 pi t; »1UU , manage. 
 nrocc *'• '*'° squeeze ; to constrain ; 
 pi t;&&, to compel. 
 
 nrp«<5' i n cr i ^'*- Squeezing; forcing. 
 prtibb lllg, I a. Very urgent. 
 r^rocc' n ro "• Force ; impression ; 
 pitJfeiJ t*-* ^5 violence. 
 
 nrp «nmp' **• "^^ suppose; toaf- 
 pit; :»UlIlt? , firm; to venture. 
 
 pre sump" tion, S-Ji^l'er"' 
 pre sump' tuou§,f„St'!"'^ 
 
 r«»c» icinfV *'*• '^^ simulate ; to claim; 
 pi C ICllU ,to alledge falsely. 
 ■nrf» foncp' "• I'retext; false show; 
 pi c; itni&t; , false appearance. 
 
 preten'sion,-*pj!r'""»- 
 
 pre ter mitVn'egiTa.'"""""'" 
 preternat'uraJ/Je'^r':;: 
 pre text', ;,*J,r""^'"'""' 
 
 ; Tirot' f i 1 V <"^''- Neatly ; pleasingly ; 
 I pi CI U ly, agreeably. 
 ■pjj.pf' *Y a. Neat; elegant; pleas- 
 
 rkfA A7Q*I' »*• To overcome ; to gain 
 pi e Vdll , influence. 
 
 prev' a lence, Suen?"."""''' = '"' 
 
 ■nrctAj' ti lonf «• Predominant ; effi- 
 piev a lUlIL, cacious. 
 
 prevar'i«ate,;tJ4':-"^'° 
 
 TWO' vpnf' "'• '^° hinder, to obvi- 
 pi K. VtJllt , ale ; to obstruct. 
 
 r\ra vpnf ivp "• -*" antidote pre- 
 pre Veni IVe, viously taken. 
 
 TAro' vi rkiic **■ Antecedent; going 
 
 pre VI OUS, before. 
 
 nrf^ wnrn' **• '^° 8>ve previous 
 
 pre warn , notice. 
 
 r»rpf f "■ J**P'n« ; plunder ; something 
 
 P* Sjf 5 to bo devoured. 
 
 r\f£k'»M •*• "^^ f®**** ''y violence ; to plun 
 
 P» Sif? der. 
 
 __.;„-^ n. Value; estimation; rate, 
 
 price, reward. 
 
 nripp' ]p«« *• Without price ; in- 
 
 priCe jess, valuaWe. 
 
 rkF-i^L- *'^- '^^ pierce ; to goad ; to spur 
 
 pi It/K, or impel, 
 
 pri-ek' ly , « FuH of sharp points. 
 _-«tJ^ vt. To estimate one's self too 
 
 priae, highly. 
 
 i-kfi^A "• Self-esteem ; dignity; inso- 
 priUe, lence. 
 
 priest 
 
 n. One who officiates at the 
 5 altar. 
 
 prfest' hood, ;,J^' °«^^« ""' 
 
 r»r/p<2f ' 1 V "• Becoming a priest ; 
 pi tt;oL ij , belonging to a priest. 
 
 prim> «• Formal ; affected ; precise. 
 
 pri'marily,!-.'" "" '"' 
 
 r»ri' ma rv "• First in intention or 
 pi 1 Ilia 1 ^, order ; principal. 
 
 pri' mate, «• The cWef ecclesiastic. 
 
 rkrimo "• Dawn of day ; the spring of 
 pi 1111 1;, life ; the best part. 
 
 prime'val,»„.°Ei;'"«^''" 
 
 nrim' i tivp "• Ancient; original, 
 pi 1111 1 live, former. 
 TM-irv*' nooa "• Affected niceness ; 
 pi 1111 Ilt.bS, formality. 
 
 pri mo gen' i ture, ?; ^f CirTh' 
 
 rki»ir»i^« n. The son of a king , a sov- 
 prillCt., ereign. 
 
 nrinr»p' rlhm ^ Sovereignty ; the 
 prince UOIIl, rank of a prince 
 r\rinr»o' Iv o- Becoming a prince ; 
 pi lll\>c; IJ, royal; munificent. 
 nrin' ri nnl "• ^ ^^e&d; a chief, 
 pi 111 *./! p<tJ, money at interest. 
 rkrir»' n\ na] «• ^l"ef ; capital ; es- 
 prin Cl pai, sential. 
 r\rin' ^i r»l/» n. A constituent part ; 
 pi 111 f^l piC;, motive ; cause. 
 T»i»in+ ♦''• To mark by impression ; to 
 print, Impress. 
 
 print' less, «• without impression. 
 
 nri' nr "• Former; antecedent ; be 
 
 pi I KJl , fore something el.se. 
 
 i-kfi ^f^ i *»r «• Precedence in time 
 
 pn or 1 ly, or place. 
 
 T^»«i' r^r> tr n. A convent inferior to an 
 
 pri or y, abbey. 
 
 TM-ic;' ^r» or- "• O"® under arrest ; a 
 pnS C/Il cr, captive. 
 
 pris'tine,Sen^t'.'**^ °"^""'' '^^ 
 
 r»ri' vo r»v «• Secrecy ; retirement ; 
 pri Vcl t.y, retreat. 
 
PRO 
 
 116 
 
 PRO 
 
 bar, fall, wh^t, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 IpCfp "■ Immunity; great ad 
 ■^'-'Js'^J vantage ; public right. 
 
 probe, 
 prob' 
 
 nri' vntr* ° Secret ; not public ; nn- 
 pi 1 vatl^j accompanied; alone 
 
 pri VQ,te, n. A common soldier 
 
 r\wi iTo" fi^v» n. Absence or loss of 
 
 pri va uon, ^ thing 
 priv 
 
 ririv' i fv "• ^ joint or private con 
 
 [JllV 1 tj, currence. 
 
 rki'iv' tr "• Private ; secret ; acquaint- 
 
 F*^^ J? edwith. 
 
 rxflTo. »''• To rate ; to esteem ; to 
 
 priZit;, value. 
 
 nrTryo "• A reward gained ; plunder ; 
 
 pi lZ.t/5 booty. 
 
 prob' a ble, J;^^^!;^ ' "^^' "^^^ ''^ 
 
 pro' bate, n. The proof of a will. 
 
 pro ba" tion, ;ZT'"""'"^'' '"^'' 
 pro ba" tion al, ^wau"'^'"^ ^°' 
 
 , t)/. To search ; to try by an 
 '? instrument. 
 
 I 1 ty« «• Honesty ; sincerity. 
 
 prob' lem, ^oivtd.''"''''^" '" "' 
 prob lem at' ie al, Jain^"""" 
 
 pro UOi5 CIS, elephant. 
 
 pro ce' dure, "• ^«"d»ct; man- 
 pro ceed', 
 
 nrrk r»^<i/1«' "• ?'^"' '^^^ ^""* °'^" 
 pi U l^tJtJUS , tained; produce. 
 
 ni'rkr*' ooo "• Tendency ; progressive 
 piUU tiofe, order. 
 
 nrn r»«ic' eir»n "• ^ ^'"^'^ marching 
 pi U Ceb SIOII, with solemnity. 
 rki»rk ^loi'm' "^^ To promulgate ; to 
 pi U 4:/ld£IIl , tell openly. - 
 
 proe la ma" tion, notfce^'"'''" 
 pro eras' tinate,ri-7e?af"^ 
 pro eur' a h\e, Sbtained.""' '' 
 
 rki'rk ^iif^' '^'' To obtain; to ac- 
 piU tyUIt; , quire. 
 
 T^t«/-v^' 1 rrol «• Profuse; wasteful; 
 
 proa 1 gdi, lavish. 
 
 prod i gal' ity, ;;Sr^--^- 
 
 prodig'iousjS^r''""^"""" 
 
 r»rrkrl' i frv "• Anything astonish- 
 pi Kju. 1 5J) ing; a monster. 
 nrck Aiif*(^' '''• To bring, forth] to 
 pi U UUi^e , cause ; to effect. 
 
 agement. 
 To advance ; to go 
 
 Amount ; profit ; 
 5 product. 
 
 Thing produced ; ef- 
 fect ; result. 
 
 prod' uce 
 prod' net, Je 
 
 pro due'' tion,- r^^LiiSer- 
 pro duet' ive,?,if^Sc^-,:^"^^- 
 
 Irreverence , 
 5 impiety. 
 
 prof a na" tion 
 
 r\rr\ ^Qno' "'• To violate; to pol- 
 pi U 1 d,Il« , lute ; to misapply. 
 nrr\ i'unct^ "■• ^^^ sacred; irrever- 
 pi U 1 ailt/ , ent ; impious. 
 
 pro fan' i ty, "J^Pi^ty ; profane- 
 
 rwr\ fooo' '^'- To declare openly ; to 
 pi U H,^&)55 , avow. 
 
 pro fess' ed ly, ^feniy.''°'^''"^ ' 
 
 nrn ftic' ciAn n-Vocaticm; known 
 pi U 1^55 blOll, employment, 
 
 prof fer, v^ To propose ; to offer. 
 
 nrr»f*' fpr "• -^^ ^^®'" made ; an cs- 
 pi yjl ICI , say; an attempt. 
 
 profi"ciency,-„J'™'i;„v'"'- 
 
 rwrJ filo "• The side face ; a half 
 pi U JllC, yiew 
 
 y-.|.|-.i^' i* n. Gain; pecuniary advan- 
 P^ ^* *^5 tage ; improvement. 
 *-j|.>-x^' if- wt. To gain advantage ; to 
 pi K)l 11, improve. 
 
 profitable, ?ui^""^"''"' "«^- 
 prof li ga cy, iJdf '''''' '^- 
 prof ligato,:J£J,^.-^^-' 
 
 r»i»n fonnrl' "• Intellectual; deep; 
 pro lOUnU , leamed. 
 
 UTf\ found' 1 V *"^" Deeply ; with 
 piU lUUIiU ly, deep insight. 
 
 O lUIl tU ty, or knowledge. 
 
 pro fuse', fga^"^^^*' ''''"'' '^'■°*'" 
 pro fu' sion^ ^nce'"''^"'''' ''""^" 
 prog'eny,«eneSr'^^^"^^ 
 prog nos' tie, ^-pr^eS^Jr""^' 
 prog nos' tie ate, Si.'^" ^"'^- 
 
 prog' 
 
 rPQCJ " ^^ourse ; advance- 
 1 ivkiS, jnent ; passage. 
 
 r\rr\ ctfc^aa^ ^i- To move forward ; 
 
 piU gl CbJs , to pass. 
 
 progres'sion,;,„«?„S "■ 
 progress'ive,°i5rr»™'"''' 
 
 t-ii'rk l-iiK' if ^i- To (orbid ; to inter- 
 prO niO 11, diet; to debar. 
 
 prohibi"tion, 3i,f/'"^^"^^^'^ i 
 pro bib' it ive, £,a?''"^ ^'"^ 
 
 nrf\ i*i<!'f-' i "*"• To jut out. 
 pi O JCt^l 5 I „^. To contriv 
 
 proj' eet 
 
 pro jeet' ilc, <«• impelled forward 
 
 pro jee 
 
 pro lif ' ie, a.. Fruitful ; productive. I 
 
 A sciieme ; a contriv- 
 "5 ance. 
 
PRO 
 
 117 
 
 PRO 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 tnrn li v' *•• Tedious ; not concise ; of 
 pi U llA ^ i^jng duration. 
 niT* liv' i *\T "• Tediousness ; nai- 
 pro IIX 1 ly, „ute detail. 
 
 Fn' lncr»//' "• -^ Preface ; an intro- 
 
 r\m Irinrr' «'• To lengthen out ; to 
 pi U lUllg ^ continue. 
 
 prom'inencejjSror""^ 
 
 prUIll 1 IlLllt^ ous , jutting out. 
 
 pro mis' cu ous, confS^^"^' 
 
 T\i«r\m' ic!£» «'^- To assure one; to 
 pi UIII Ifet^, excite hope. 
 
 prom' is so ry, J-roS."™"" " 
 prom' on to ry, ^ ctpe'^'"*"'^ ' 
 pro mote', ^tJ^ ^°^""^''' ^ *^- 
 promo''tion,-iet^r."^"'^ 
 
 prompt, a- Quick ; ready ; acute. 
 
 rM«.rvrvi»-kf v<. To assist ; to instigate ; 
 prOIIipi, to remind. 
 
 prompt' itude,",„,JJr.tr'^ 
 pro mul' gate, "J.-JJemyi'"' 
 
 TMirir»£» a. Bending; not erect; face 
 piUIIt;, downward. 
 r\i»7ino' nnoc "• Inclination; tend- 
 pi Ullt; IIt^&55, ency; descent. 
 
 pro nounce', 2,-JSS,'„My'.'""- 
 
 nrnnf* "* ^^i^ence ; trial ; a rough 
 pi UUl, sjieet of print for correction. 
 ^^ „ „f a. Impenetrable ; able to re- 
 
 pruui, sist. 
 
 „«,^„ vt. To support; to keep up ; to 
 P**^P5 sustain. 
 
 prop' a gate, •41°/''"""''"° 
 
 propaga"tion,f„i'rr'™' 
 
 rki-rk r\c%V ^^- To drive or urge for- 
 pi U ptJl , vvard. 
 
 propense', ^^^'"^''^'^^P^^^^^ 
 
 nm r»«:»n<2' 1 fv "• Natural tenden- 
 prO pens l ly^cy; inclination. 
 r»f<-vr\' £ki« a. Peculiar ; not common; 
 prop er, one's own ; fit. 
 
 nron' pr Iv ?'^"- ^'-^'y' s«'tabiy; 
 
 pi up CI ij , i,j a strict sense. 
 
 F^nn' pr tV «• Peculiar quality; 
 up 1.^1 tj, possession. 
 
 nronh' P PV "• -^ prediction ; a 
 prupii « i^y, declaration. 
 
 nrnnh' P «sV '''• '^° foretell; to 
 pi Upii t; &y, prognosticate. 
 
 pro phet' ie, ^Vents '"'^'"^ ^^''''' 
 propin'quity,;;oxiStr"' 
 
 propi"tiate, Sil^^^^^^^^^^- 
 
 nrrk r»i" tinnc a. Favorable ; kind ; 
 pro pi llOUS, merciful. 
 
 nro nor" tion " ^" ®^"*^ ^®' 
 
 pi U pui llUIl, gree ; symmetry. 
 
 prop6r"tion,S!eTnclt'VoT.: 
 propor"tional,»p43"" 
 propo'sal,:;fe*.''""^^"^°°-'" 
 
 ni»r\ nr^co' ^^- To offer for consid- 
 pru pu»t. , eration. 
 
 prop o si" tion, Jostd''"'"^ ^'" 
 
 nro nnimd' ^^- "^^ propose ; to of- 
 
 prO pOUllU , fer; to eichibit. 
 
 nrck nri' p tnr "• ^ possessor or 
 pro pri e lOr, owner. 
 
 r\fr\ rAfi' o fir "• Justness ; accu- 
 prO pri e ly, ^acy ; fitness. 
 
 nrr\ rrkO-J#/>' ^'- "^^ protract ; to 
 pro 1 Ogae , prolong ; to put off. 
 
 pro Sa' ic, «• Resembling prose. 
 
 pro scribe', tIrdTc" ''"'"' '''"" 
 pro scrip" tion, Soom'^SS',: 
 
 nrO«' P 4>Ilfp ''*• '^° pursue; to 
 pi Ub t/ -t/Utt., continue ; to sue. 
 
 oros' p Ivte. "• ^ <^°"^«''* ^° ^""'^ 
 
 pi uo <i/ ij Li^, ng^ opinion. 
 
 pros' peel, Sulr"' '""""""'' 
 prospe€t'ive,3;,IS"^"" 
 
 pro Speet' us, n. Plan proposed. 
 r\fr\c'^ r»o»« "*• To be prosperous or 
 
 pros- per, successful. 
 
 pros per' ity,?ort'unr"^"''°' 
 
 pros' per ous, JuSe.''''"'' ^°" 
 
 nrnc' trnfp "• ^y'"^^ '^^ length; 
 pros Lraie, thrown down. 
 
 pros tra" tion, Sep^sstr'"'^ 
 
 pro tect', r; ,ave. 
 
 f vt. To defend ; to sliield ; 
 A defense ; a 
 
 ve evi- 
 sown. 
 
 pro tec" tlOn, ^heUer 
 
 nrn te^af' *"'■ "^^ P^°^" • ^^ ^^ 
 pi u 1/C.OL , dence of; to disow 
 
 pro' test, R- A solemn declaration. 
 
 rkf r» ffo^f "'• To draw out; to 
 pi U 11 a^l , lengthen ; to delay. 
 
 pro trude', vt. to thmst forward. 
 
 pro tru' sion, LwarS.' '''"'''"' 
 pro tu' ber ance, J-.olTnc;." 
 
 r^r-rwnrl «• Elated; haughty; arro- 
 prUUU, gant ; grand. 
 -._,„-- J/ 1-. otiti. Ostentatiously; with 
 pi OUU ly, arrogance. 
 
 prOV' a bl^, «• That may be proved. 
 
 nrrivo *'• '^^ evince ; to try ; to ex- 
 pi U V i^, perience. 
 
PUG 
 
 118 
 
 PUR 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 nrn\r^ f»n f\(^r "• ^°°^ ^°^ brutes, 
 prOV en Uer, as hay, com, &c. 
 
 prov' i dent, ?(, 
 
 r\i«rw' oi«K "• ^ short sentence ; an 
 prUV eru, adage. 
 
 prov' i dence, Jod??ruSce"^ 
 
 r\rf\ vTHp' *''• "^^ procure; to pre- 
 pi L» V ILIC , pare ; to supply. 
 
 nm xrltV t^A '^°"^- ^" ^''^^® ^®'^"'* ' 
 pro VIU eu, on condition. 
 
 a. Prudent ; cau- 
 tious. 
 
 nrnV mrP "• ^ country; office; 
 
 prUV nice, business ; tract. 
 
 nrr\ vin" nial "• Relating to a prov- 
 
 prO Vin t/ld.l,ince ; unpolished. 
 
 r\rr\ vi«' inn "• ^'^^ °^ providing ; 
 pro Via» lUIl, food ; terms settled. 
 rxvrx tri' sarx "• Astipulation; a cau- 
 pru VI au, tion. 
 
 provo<^a"tion,Jer^*"^''''"' 
 
 provoke',S-7„^a^gT'-'^^^^^'^^^ 
 
 prow. »• The fore part of a ship. 
 
 niTiw' PQ«a "• Bravery ; military 
 prow ebb, valor. 
 nrrkwl *'*• ^° search or wander for 
 prUWl, pj-ey ; to rove over. 
 
 prox'imate,-eSe:"'"^'"" 
 proxim'ity,CoS:r '""''" 
 
 i-n«/^v' IT "• ^ STibstitute ; an agent 
 
 prUA J, for another. 
 
 -^„r::J„ n. A woman overnice or scru- 
 
 pruue, puious. 
 
 pru' dence, «• Practical wisdom. 
 
 r»rn' rlnnf " ^^^^ ^ discreet ; prac- 
 prU Ueill, tically wise. 
 nrn' rli«h "• Affectedly grave or 
 pi U Ulbll, precise. 
 i-krn'ri f^noc^ n. An itching or great 
 pi U n enCl^, desire for. 
 r»i*A? i "*• "^^ inspect officiously. 
 "* J 9 < f^ To raise with a lever. 
 JpSaZm, "• "" holy song; a sacred 
 
 hymn 
 
 ^ pSaZm' ist, «• a writer of psalms. 
 
 11001' for "• A book of psalms; a 
 ^fecll tL.l , psalm-book. 
 
 pu' ber ty, «• Ripeness of age. 
 
 rxiiK' 1i.r» "• Not private; open; no- 
 pUU lit/, torious. 
 
 pub lie a" lion, «„,S,„-' »' 
 
 nnh lip' 1 tv «• state of being pub- 
 pUU llO 1 ly, ]ic; riotoriety. 
 r»nK' lict-i *-''• To discover; to make 
 pUU llMl, i(,nown ; to set forth. 
 
 rkii' df ilo '*• <-^hildish ; boyish; tri- 
 pU ei lit., fling, 
 
 r»n <:kr il' i f v "• Childishness ; 
 pu t^l 11 1 ty, boyishness. 
 
 niifT vi- To inflate ; to swell with 
 puil, ^jnd 
 
 nil' o-Jl i«m "• Art of fighting with 
 pu gU l»Iil, the fists. 
 
 pul 
 pul 
 
 nil' ml lot "• A boxer; one who 
 
 pu gll ibt, fights with his fists. 
 
 pugna"cious,S,a-f'»""^ 
 pugnac'ity,?„4;..'"'="-"'>'' 
 
 r\n' ic cont «• Powerful; strong; 
 pu lb bdlll, forcible; mighty. 
 
 pull, n- The act of pulling ; a contest. 
 niiill *'• To draw violently ; to rend; 
 FVt^*9 to gather. 
 pul' let, »• A young hen. 
 
 i-»iil' Ipv n. a small wheel turning on 
 pui i^y^ a pivot. 
 
 pul' mo na ry, fun^?''"^ ''''"' 
 
 r»iilr» "• The soft part of fruit; any 
 puip, soft mass, 
 
 nnl« a" tinn "• ^^^ ^^ beating or 
 pUlb a tlOIl, nioving as the pulse. 
 gjp n. Motion of an artery as the 
 ^*^) blood passes through it. 
 ' vpr irra "'• To beat into pow- 
 VCl I/.!:?, der or dust. 
 
 pun. "• A quibble ; an equivocation. 
 
 punetirio,;,*,!^'""'""""- 
 pun€til'ious,«e4uTois''""'' 
 
 pUn€' tU al, a. Exact ; punctilious. 
 
 pun€'tuate,rypJi?,f^'"^"''^ 
 pune tu a" tion, J-ntnt' "' 
 
 nnn*»' flire " ^ h*"'® made by a 
 punt/ tU-l C, sharp point. 
 
 pun §Gn Cy, j^g ; sharpness. 
 nun' cront ^- Sharp; biting; acri- 
 pUIl g<^lll-, monious. 
 min' ioK '"*■ To chastise ; to afflict; 
 pun Ibll, to correct. 
 
 pun' ish a blc, fix'""""- 
 pun' ish ment, l^,:""''"'' 
 
 T-kiin' cfpr "• A quibbler ; one who 
 
 pun btt/i , is fond of puns. 
 
 mi' •»-»■« r «• Young; inferior; petty; 
 
 pu ny, feeble. 
 
 t-iii' nil "■ The apple of the eye ; a 
 
 pu pu, scholar. 
 
 pu'pilage,?y.^"^'^^'*'P'"''"°"- 
 
 mm' r\\T iffim "• Extreme affecta- 
 
 pup py laill, ti„n; foppery. 
 
 nni»' r»Viooo ^'- To buy; to obtain 
 
 pur Clldbe, for money. 
 
 r»fit*P "• Clear; unsullied ; genuine ; 
 
 pUlC, not mingled. 
 
 nnrp' Iv '^'*''' Merely; innocently; 
 
 pUl t; V5 in a pure manner. 
 
 rkiir rri" t\f\r\ "• Act of cleansing 
 
 pur ga lion, or purifying. 
 
 rkii' v\ fV? w^ To make pure ; to clear; 
 
 pu 1 1 ly, to cleanse. 
 
 mi' T«i itr «• Cleanness ; innocence; 
 
 pu 1 1 ty, chastity. 
 
PYR 
 
 119 
 
 QUA 
 
 book, dove, full, use, €an, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 t-iiiv* IrAir*' f*- To steal ; to pilfer ; to 
 pur lUlIl 5 take by theft. 
 niir lr»in' t^r "• ^ thief; one who 
 [JUl lUin tJl ^ steals clandestinely. 
 
 pur rort,r,;„rr^ ''"'""" 
 pur' port, ^f,„f;;""""<' """""• 
 
 lilir' nn«P "• '"tention; design; 
 pui pUfeC, end; effect. 
 
 niir' no<5P "• "^^ intend; to re- 
 pui |JLr»t_.5 solve; to design. 
 
 pur' pose less, ?ec?*^'"^ "° "^■ 
 
 nnr' nn<^f^ 1v 9^"- I^eslgnedly; by 
 
 pui pUfcjC 1^, intention. 
 
 r»iii«a' m* "• The paymaster of a 
 
 purs i^r, ship 
 
 pur su' ance, J;4rsr'"''°" ' '^ 
 
 nni* cii' onf «• ^^^ne in conse- 
 pUI SU dill, q„ence ofathing. 
 rkiii* cfi/?' *''■ To chase; to foliow ; 
 pUl feUty , to prosecute. 
 rkiir- cii/t' "• Act of following; a 
 pui &U«t , chase. 
 
 Pii' vn lorif a. Full of corrupt mat- 
 U. lU. lUIil, ter or pus. 
 
 mil* Mf^t/ *'■ "^^ provide ; to procure; 
 ptll V C^ , to buy in provisions. 
 
 pur vei/' or, Jides"^"" ''''° p'°- 
 pur' veew, J^ow^o'''^'"^ ''*"'' ' ^ 
 
 ^IIQ fj. The matter of a well-digested 
 
 pus, sore ; corruption. 
 
 nncVi *'• To press forward ; to urge; 
 
 r"^* 9 to enforce. 
 
 T-k-ncjVi "• A thrust ; an attack ; a strong 
 
 pUSIl, effort. 
 
 mi<5h' ino- J ;'F'-- Urging forward. 
 
 pUSIl lllg, I a_ Enterprising. 
 
 pu sil Ian' i mous, "y. *'°"^^"^ 
 
 rvMo' f nlo "• A pimplo ; a small 
 pus IU1«, swelling. 
 
 pus' tU loUS, « Full of j.imples. 
 j^,,* wt. To lay ; to place ; to apply ; to 
 rr! 7 propose. 
 
 pu' ta tive, a. supposed ; reputed. 
 
 pu tre fae"tion, J,ST'''' 
 
 nil' f rri £\T ***• To decay ; to become 
 pu til. IJ, rotten. 
 
 putres'cent,3i«.'°«;^"«">"™^ 
 
 nil' frirl "• Rotten; corrupt ; offen- 
 pu ti lu, sive. 
 
 nn trirl' i t\7^ "• Rottenness ; cor- 
 pu 11 lU 1 tj, ruption. 
 
 nnv' '/I/' v^ To perplex ; to confound; 
 
 P""^ z-ic;, to embarrass. 
 
 niTz' r/l/a ♦•• Perplexity; embarrass- 
 
 pUZ. Z.1C;, jnent. 
 
 pyg me' an, S^ar?"'"'""" ^ 
 
 nvrf» "• A funeral pile to burn dead 
 r J 5 bodies on. 
 
 pyr'ote€Any,S-,*r„l'!'"'""' 
 
 Q. 
 
 like a duck ; to 
 
 V*Uai:/K., ijoast or brag. 
 
 nnn^lr "• A boastful medical practi- 
 
 l|Uclf:/IV, tioner. 
 
 niia^lr' or v "• False pretensions 
 
 4Ud,t.K. Ul J, to any art. 
 
 quaek'ishjts.'^S""*^"' 
 quad' ran gK^^i^rX^^' 
 
 ' i*nnf "• -A" instrument to 
 1 aill, take altitudes. 
 
 quad 
 quad 
 quad 
 quad 
 
 quad ren' ni al, ^our^yTafs"''"" 
 rilat'eral,U^der^ 
 
 rillp' "■ ^ f^i^e at cards ; a 
 
 7 Kl 
 
 ' mfn **• To suit; to corre- 
 
 1 ate, spond. 
 ' rntp "' Having four equal 
 1 dtt:, sides ; square. 
 mf' \r' «• Belonging to a 
 I at 1-t/, square, 
 
 quad 
 
 quad 1 iiixD , jtind of dance. „ 
 
 quad' ru ped, ?ou?fi"t™'' '''"' 
 quad'rupk,?(JXir^ ^°-' 
 
 nnofT "*• To swallow in large 
 qUdll, draughts. 
 
 quail, n- A bird of game. 
 
 nii'i*! ''*• To languish; to sink into 
 
 IjUaw, dejection. 
 
 niiot'I' inrr "• -A^ct of failing in reso- 
 
 quda nij^j Jut ion. 
 
 rtttTiirti^ °- Nice; minutely exact; 
 qUd^Ill, odd. 
 
 quaint' ly, Sy^'""'^' ^^'^^^ "^- 
 
 niinb-o *'^- To shake with fear; to 
 IjUan^-., tremble ; to shudder. 
 /-fno'l^r>i» "• One of a sect called 
 qua Kt^r, Friends. 
 
 qualifi€a"tion,"p„t.",^-r 
 
 mini' 1 fv "'• "^^ ^' ^^"^ anything; 
 ^|uai 1 1 J , to soften ; to assuage. 
 niictV i t\T "• Property; rank ; char- 
 IjUai 1 tj, acter; temper. 
 
 ni, n. A sudden sickly feeling. 
 
 quaZ 
 
 nnan' Ha rv "• ^"^' = difficulty 
 
 quail Ua ly, uncertainty. 
 
 nnnn' fl tv "• ^'^'^' weight; por- 
 tjuail tl tJ,tion; measure. 
 
 quar an tme, f^J^ intercourse. 
 
 r«iiQi«' i»£»l «• A brawl; a scuffle ; a 
 
 quar rei, dispute. 
 
 niiQi*' i-ol ^^- To debate; to find 
 quai 1 CI, fault ; to fight. 
 
 nnar' rpl ino" « Adispute;adis 
 
 IjUai 1 t^l lllg, agreement. 
 
 quar' rel some, Srails!'"^^ '° 
 
 nnar' rv "• ^^n*® flown at by a 
 4 . * * J ? hawk ; a stone mine. 
 
QUO 
 
 120 
 
 RAI 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 quart. »«• The fourth part of a gallon. 
 
 riiiort' or ^^' '^^ divide into four 
 quai L tJl 5 parts ; to lodge ; to diet. 
 
 quart' er ly, l^nth.'^"'"" '"""^ 
 
 iTinorf' ofc? n- Station appointed for 
 
 qUd-FL UriS, soldiers. 
 
 ntttnr'f^ ^ It. A book of four leaves 
 
 qUcirt U5 to a sheet. 
 
 rtiia* vr>r *'*• ^o shake the voice ; to 
 
 qua VCl 5 tremble ; to vibrate. 
 
 niia' vpr ino- "• ^^^ °^ shaking 
 
 qUd. VCI 111§5 the voico. 
 
 ^titn^T (^«c) "• A whaif for landing 
 
 H^^y? goods. 
 
 nnoor *'• ^dd ; strange; fanciful; 
 
 qutjei ^ original. 
 
 _,„^11 t)^ To crush ; to subdue ; to ap- 
 
 qUtJllj pease. 
 
 quench, SirJt? '^""'"^'''"" '"'' 
 
 qut;iH.>ll ICSO, extinguished, 
 /-.nr»' i«icif «• One who asks ques- 
 
 que ribt, tions. 
 
 quer' u lous, "iaPntaT"'" "" 
 
 -,,,^' •i.-ir «• -A^ question ; inquiry to be 
 que ry, resolved. 
 
 Guest, n. Act of seeking ; a search. 
 
 /-«ii*-»o' fiz-wvi f<. To inquire ; to doubt; 
 qUeS lion, to debate. 
 
 ques' tion a ble, "■ 
 
 nnih' hip *'*• '^° P"" ' ^° equivo- 
 qUlU UlU, (.ate ; to trifle. 
 rtni/^lr «• Living; swift; nimble; 
 qUlt^K, ready. 
 
 nl^^^h■' ^v\ ^^- To hasten; to accel- 
 qUlt>K CIl, erate. 
 
 quick' wit ted, ^iJ'^"^'"" '''''^' 
 
 qui es' CenCe, «• Rest ; repose. 
 
 qui es' cent, ;;p^^|""^''y*"s"* 
 
 r«iii' /af *'• S^'l* • peaceable ; smooth; 
 qui CI, not ruffled. 
 
 qui'etness,^initr^''' ''^"" 
 qui'etude,^-^Sh['y"'''''''''^"" 
 
 ni-iill "• The strong feather of the 
 quill, wing. 
 
 /-•nin' c?\r "• Inflammation of the 
 
 quill tbyi) throat. 
 
 /-.nimf'dl "• -A- hundred pounds 
 
 qumi ai, weight. 
 
 /-iiiTi'£» "• Twenty-four sheets of pa- 
 quilti, per. 
 
 quite, a<^"- Completely; perfectly. 
 
 niiif' iunr^f^ "• Discharge from 
 quit taiiv^t/, (leht ; acquittance. 
 miiv i-kf' ij? °- Wild; absurd; ro- 
 qUIX 01 li:., mantle. 
 
 quota" tion, ",iSi„l'"°""^' 
 
 nnntP *''■ "^^ ^'^® ^" author; to note; 
 qUULt/, to give another's words. 
 
 Doubtful 
 suspicious. 
 
 mw 
 
 R. 
 
 Ivab bl, ) n. A doctor among the 
 
 rab' bin, > •'"^^- 
 
 ,,«U/ Kl/> "■ -^ tumultuous crowd of 
 I au UlC, low people. 
 
 rab' id, «• Fierce ; furious ; mad. 
 
 roK' 1/1 tirkoc! «• Furiousness ; mad- 
 
 |,^^p n. A generation; family; con- 
 1 cH^l:;, test in running. 
 
 race. »»• To run swlftly, as in a race. 
 
 ra' ci ness, Jacy^"'"'"^ °^ '''"^ 
 
 ra' cinff, «• Act of running swiftly. 
 
 ra-plr "■ "^^ engine to torture with; 
 1 dT-'K, extreme pain ; a frame for hay. 
 ro' r*\r "■• Strong; flavorous ; tasting 
 Id, i>y, of the soil. 
 ra' di anCe, -Ajparkimgluster; 
 
 ra' di ant, "par^llif ^ "-'^y^ 
 
 ro' A\ li-o ^*' To emit rays; to 
 1 a Ul dtt;, shine ; to sparkle. 
 
 radia"tion, J^y^"^'"''''"""^: 
 
 fori' iz» q1 °- Primitive; implanted! 
 IdU lly d,l, by nature, I 
 
 rad' ie al ly, S^;:elJ?:*^^"""''' ^"'"' i 
 rad'ieate, ;:j,?;'^p^^"^^^«p'y'^« 
 
 rad i^ a" tion, Joof ' °' '""'"^ 
 
 ».r,' ^i ii<^ n- The semi-diameter of a i 
 ra Ul us, circle. 
 
 ra' dix, «• The root. I 
 
 rat li^. "i. To throw dice for a prize. 
 
 rait, w- A frame or float of timber. 
 
 |,xA-' p|« n. The timber let into tiu> 
 1 ctlL Ul , great beam ; a roof timber. 
 rncrp "• ^i"'ent anger; vehement fu- \ 
 1 d^L/, ry; eagerness. j 
 
 i«n rro ^^- To be in a ra^e ; to exercise 
 *-*^^i^'> fury. 
 
 vorro' fill o- Furious; impetuous; 
 1 d^lv lUl, violent. 
 r»o rr' rrorl <^- Dressed in rags ; rent \ 
 * ^& &*^'^5 i«i tatters. 
 ra' mno" ^ "■ ^'"l^^ce; impetuosity, i 
 1 d ^lll^j, I pp;._ Exercising fury. \ 
 
 i*o fv'Attf "• Meat stewed and highly | 
 ra ^OUl , seasoned. ! 
 
 rn^'l f "'• '^° inclose with rails. | 
 
 1 dfci, ^ t,j To use reproachful language. \ 
 vol I' inrp "• Insolent, reproachful : 
 Idtl llJg, language. 
 
 rairiery,:iSh"'"'^"'""^ 
 ra/'ment, 2re1,^^^'"''^^'"""'1 
 
RAP 
 
 121 
 
 R A W 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 f^!r\ » Water that falls from the 
 I tllllj clouds. 
 — • vt. To fall in drops from the 
 
 r<iinj clouds. 
 
 ra^n 
 ra/se 
 
 a. Showery ; wet ; moist. 
 
 vt To lift ; to heave ; to set up- 
 5 riglit ; to exalt. 
 
 into 
 
 r^lro *''• "^^ gather with a rake ; to 
 1 dlVty^ heap together. 
 
 rak' ish. «• Loose ; dissolute ; lewd. 
 
 ril' Iv "*• '^^ assemble in a hurry ; to 
 I ell ij ^ regain order. 
 mm' Kl/> " ^ wandering ; an irreg- 
 1 aill uiCj ^jiar excursion. 
 
 Iram'blc,^,^^^'""^"'"^^^'^" 
 ram i fi <ia" tion, S^'^,,;^"'^' 
 
 mm' 1 fv "' '^"^ separate 
 rani l IJ, branches. 
 mm' r»nnt "• Overgrowing re- 
 1 am paill.^ straint ; exuberant. 
 
 I dill JJciri, fonificalion. 
 I ~^w^' ^;^ «. strong scented; having 
 1 an f^lUj a rank smell. 
 i«oK»' jyr\f «■ Inveterate maUgnity ; 
 1 an ■t.UI 5 malice. 
 
 rnn' .rnr nil«J "• Malignant ; .spite- 
 1 tin -eOI OUS», ful . malicious. 
 
 fnn'/^rim "• ^^"' ^^ direction; 
 
 I an aom, chance. 
 
 rnn fTO "■ * '3..SS; order; excursion; 
 I aiJgU^ a kitclien-grate. 
 
 rnnaf **• ^° ^'^^'® ^^ l»rge; to he 
 I ailgt;^ ranked properly. 
 mnlr "• Lu.vuriant ; rancid; strong; 
 I ailK^ high-grown. 
 
 rank " ^ ^'"^ '^^ '"®" * '^^*"'*^ ' "^'S"^' 
 
 fonlz' 1/j i'*- To fester; to be jn- 
 rariK le;, named. 
 
 ran' saek, ^ioJ^iy^.'"'"^'' ^ '' ""'''"^' 
 ran'som, J-.^P^'^P^*^^""^^*'"'- 
 
 rur»' crkm '^^ To redeem from cap- 
 
 1 cLil ov/ill« tivitv. 
 
 mnf "■ Undignitied or high-toned lan- 
 
 lailt^ guage 
 
 fjinf' inrr PJ""- Raving in violent 
 
 1 aiit illg5 language. 
 
 roT\ ''*• To strike with a smart, quick 
 
 '*^P5 blow. 
 
 rn na" rinn'^ " Seizmg by vio- 
 
 1 a pa ClOUb, lence ; ravenous 
 
 Addjctednegsj to 
 
 rap' ture, "« 
 
 ra pac' i ty, Ji„, 
 
 r>rtr\' irl «• Quick; swift ; speedy; vi- 
 rap IU5 oignt 
 
 mnirl' i f V "• Celerity ; swiftness; 
 piU 1 t^^ velocity. 
 ran' ir! ]\t o'^"- Swiftly ; with quick 
 lap lU ly^ motion 
 
 i»o' i-ki df "• -A^ small sword used in 
 
 1 a pi t;i , ihi„stiiig. 
 
 mr»' in/» "• ^he act of plundering ; 
 1 ap niC^ violence ; force. 
 
 Ecstasy ; transport ; 
 
 nthusiasm. 
 
 rap' turous,°„rttr^"''^ :'""■'• 
 
 rnrt^ o. Scarce; thin; uncomirK)n ; 
 
 1 ai Uj raw. 
 
 »««5*»' « 4Vr "'• or vt. To meike or be- 
 
 rar e ly^, ^ome thin. 
 
 t'oi«£k' l\r <^''- Seldom; not often; 
 
 lart; ly^ nicely. 
 
 „^_/ * ^„ n, Uncommonness ; tliin- ! 
 rar 1 ty^ neJis; sometliing curious. 
 »«oo' ^qI n. a scoundrel ; a conlempt- 
 raS -t/dl, jbie fellow. 
 
 ras€al'ity,:,J,r"''^ "'"'' 
 ras'€ally,L'^.'""'''""»'''°""- 
 
 rash, a- Hasty ; violent ; precipitate. 
 rash' neSS, Sange?!'*'' contempt of 
 foork t)<.»To rub with a rough file or 
 raSf), rasp. 
 
 ~n' c-ii !•« "• Act of scraping or rub- 
 la SSUl li-j bing out. 
 
 ra'tab^f.e!'*"''^"*^ '"""'*'"'*'" 
 
 „5*„ *• A. fixe<! 1 rice; »n allowance; 
 I att^j a degree. 
 
 rate, «''• To value ; to chide severely. 
 
 rnfh' or '"^•'- '^^^^ willingly; pref- 
 1 am t^i ^ eiably ; especially. 
 
 rat i fi ea" tion, J- m^mg."' '°"" 
 
 mf' i A7 "'• To confirm; to estab- 
 
 1 at 1 lj5 Jisli; to settle. 
 
 m' finrr "• ^^t of chiding; a scold- 
 
 I a ting, mg 
 
 ra" tio, «• A rate ; a proportion. 
 
 »«o" fj/-M-» «• -A. certain allowanco ; a 
 ra lion, giiare. 
 
 m/» fir^n r.] a. Agreeable to reason; 
 UUn ai, jutjiciotfs ; wise. 
 V^f^ i]/P ^^' ^^ niake a sliarp, quick 
 1 at Lie, noise ; to scold. 
 mf' flir»rr «• A noise made by wheels 
 I at lling, in motion. 
 r«^v' ifTfi ^''- To lay waste; to pil- 
 1 av agt;, lage , to plunder. 
 I'^ivo "*• To be delirious ; to talk irra- 
 1 avt^, tionally. ' 
 
 1*1 v' /'I ^^' '^° entangle ; to make in- 
 lav ci, tricate ; to untwist. 
 
 rav' en ing, j-J^^p^^^ity to piun- 
 rav'enous,^,«eTo!3:^'""""'^' 
 
 mvVr» o' "■ A. hollow pass ; a deep 
 Vine , hollow. 
 ra' vinCT i P^*"- Paging furiously. 
 I a Ving, |„Di3tracted. 
 riv' icVi ^^- To violate; to trjuij- 
 I av i&ii, port ; to delight. 
 
 rav' ish mpnt " ^'«'ation; ec- 
 
 1 av loii iiic^iiL, siasy ; transport. 
 ra w "■ ^'^^ cooked ; sore ; chjlly ; un- 
 ' aw, mixed. 
 
 raw' ness, Jaw^^" ''*'" ""^ ^^'""^ 
 
REB 
 
 122 
 
 REC 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 r-oif «• A. beam of light; a fish; an 
 *"-#/, herb. 
 
 rat/' less, «• Dark ; without a ray. 
 rnr^f* vt. To overthrow; to subvert; 
 1 dZiU, to destroy. 
 
 re dU bOrU ^ to relmbibe. 
 
 re a<^ cess', «• Admittance again. 
 
 fS^i^Vi *''• To arrive at ; to attain to ; 
 
 I t/acil, to liold out. 
 
 — 25/Tr»Vi "• Power of attainment i abil- 
 
 1 t^auil, ity . extent. 
 
 rf» n^t' *'** To return the impulse or 
 
 1 1; d-t/t , impression. 
 
 !•£» Q^" f i/-kn n. Reciprocation of an 
 
 re a<i uon, impulse. 
 
 VP'nd ***• "^^ peruse ; to learn ; to 
 1 t;C*U, gQess ; to know fully. 
 rp/jrl' n hl^ "• Proper to be read; 
 1 Cf/.V1 a uie^, that may be read. 
 ~„,,J/ 1 Kr *^^^- Expeditiously ; with 
 I UaU 1 lj5 no delay. 
 
 read' i ness, j J^-^iiity ; prompti- 
 
 rii^rl' inrr "• ferusal of books; a 
 
 I tJWU 1II^« lecture ; study. 
 
 rfk/rrl' V **• Prompt; willing; unem- 
 
 1 t;M.U. J, barrassed. 
 
 !•£»' q1 <*• True ; genuine ; not imagin- 
 
 I t; dl, ary. 
 
 rrt nT i tv »«• Truth ; verity ; actual 
 
 1 tJ dl 1 tj, existence. 
 
 «^' nl ir»fk »'*■ To bring into being or 
 
 1 c; dl 1/-C, possession. 
 
 ri^' nl Iv *"'''• '"^ truth; truly; not 
 
 It; cl-l ■* J 5 seemingly only. 
 
 i*i^rw} rn *•• ^ kingdom ; an empire ; a 
 
 l^Unilj state. 
 
 YGtttW* n. Twenty quires of paper. 
 
 re an' i mate, 4.'^" '"''"'" '° 
 
 fCk on ncksr' *'^- To annex or unite 
 1 1; dll lltJA. , agam. 
 
 re ap pear' ance, fn^agS"' 
 
 fS./Ti« "• The hinder troop ; the last in 
 I kiUl , order. 
 
 r^nv **'• "^^ ''^^^^ "P ' ^° educate ; to 
 I tJMI , mature. 
 
 rear'gMard,"p„S''„fr""" 
 
 rlSnts.' /in "• Rational faculty; mo- 
 
 l t;c/.» t/ii, tive ; principle ; right. 
 
 i»S./*G!' rkY\ ^i- To argue or examine 
 
 1 t;aa> C/ll, rationally. 
 
 r5/?G;' /in n hl/> "• Agreeable to 
 1 CM* Ull d Ulfy, reason ; moderate. 
 
 reas' on ing, i^guTnT'"' ' ''''^ 
 re as sem' ble, i'„ "^^ '^^^^^'^^ 
 re as seri , tain 
 
 ro Qc cfiro' «^*- To restore from ap- 
 
 1 C d» »ui c , prehension. 
 
 rfkK' ol *•• ^"^ ^^° resists lawful au- 
 
 * t;u CI, thority, 
 
 rp 1"»p1' *'*■ '^'' "^® *" opposition; to 
 
 1 t; UCl , resist legal authority. 
 
 vt. To assert or raain- 
 anew. 
 
 repeat 
 
 !•£» Kol' ]ir»n n- Insurrection against 
 
 * e Ut;i JlUll, lawful authority. 
 
 re bel' lious, °„a°""' "'"' 
 
 i«^ Ki-\nv»/^' *'^- To reverberate; to 
 I e UUUIIU , fly back. 
 fc% Knflf' "• Quick and sudden resist 
 1 1; »JU11 , ance. 
 
 rebuild', ;lir^°*^"''*^"^"'" '**"•"- 
 
 rp hiikp' "'• "^^ ^'"^® ' *° '■^P"" 
 
 * ^ uuxvi^ , mand ; to reprove. 
 
 re but', vt. To beat back ; to keep off. 
 re -call', ^t- to can back ; to revoke. 
 
 r«3 .£><nnt' "'• To retract or recall an 
 1 U -t/dllL , opinion. 
 
 re <iant a" tion, J^ac^ing. ' 
 re ea pit' u late, ^l^tinStiy 
 
 ro. ^iiot' *"'• To tlirow again ; to mold 
 1 U -t^d&t , anew. 
 
 rc^ n^^ni' "• Reception ; admission ; 
 1 1; K.K^IJJ'V, , an acquittance. 
 
 re ce/v' a bIe,«e.>eS "'"''''" 
 
 i*ck nci'Ixm' ^^- To take ; to entertain; 
 re CtfcVl^ , to allow. 
 
 re'cency,:tat^^:^"""''' * "''' 
 
 m' r»<3nf "• ^®^' "o'' ancient ; fresh; 
 1 1^ Ct^Ilt, jjot long passed. 
 
 re'centlyjJ^X""""^''^''''^ 
 
 ic K^K^^ to- t^io, ceive things in. 
 
 recep"tion,:;,:gi""'""*' 
 
 rp r»Pcc' "• Retreat ; privacy ; retire- 
 1 c i../r;c>o , nient ; an intermission. 
 
 reC 1 pe« «• a. medlcal prescription. 
 
 r(^ pin' i Pnt "• -^ Person or thing 
 1 ty ^^ip 1 ciiL, that receives. 
 
 rf^ pir»' rn .pnl " Mutual; inter 
 re Cip lU ijai^ changeable. 
 
 re cip' rotate, rhange1.?ir"- 
 rec i proc' i ty, Jatfr^*' ""''' 
 re cit' al, >„ 
 rec i ta" tion, ) ^ ' 
 
 rn r'lf p' **• '^'^ rehearse ; to enu- 
 1 Ky t/llt; , merate. 
 
 reek'^ less, 2a,'S.'"^^"^"'';^" '• 
 
 re-GK jess ness, heedlessness. 
 rct^h' /in ***• To calculate ; to cora- 
 1 U-t/tt. C/II, pute ; to esteem. 
 
 rp.pk' nn \n(T "• ■*■ computation; 
 1 C-t/IV Vll iilg, account of time. 
 «f» .ploflm' "'• '^" reform ; to re- 
 re -t^ld^m , deem; to recall. 
 
 re€laJin'ablc,;,„Ser'° 
 re cline', :J.'"^""""'""^""'- 
 
 A. repetition; 
 ehearsal. 
 
REC 
 
 123 
 
 REF 
 
 book, (love, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 A revival of 
 memory. 
 
 begin 
 
 re i^ylUSU ^ eluded. 
 
 r6 <^luse'« »• ^n® shut up ; a hermit. 
 
 re«' og nize, tJ- Jv° w.'"""'"''' 
 re€ogni"tion,"e.jL'„r''""- 
 
 ».« ^/-^il' »'*• To rush or fall back ; to 
 re 4:^011 , shrink. 
 
 ree ol lee" tion, ", 
 re eom mence', anew 
 ree om mend', rno'ttr!'""' *° 
 
 re €Om mit'^w^- To commit anew. 
 re-G om penSe, compensation. 
 
 ree' om pense, ^LTto^e^K: 
 
 r£»i?' t\r\ r»il<:k "'• To make consist- 
 I et/ UH i^llt;, ent ; to conciliate. 
 
 reconnoit'er,?^^;:^-^'^'"'"^' 
 
 rp .POn «irl' Pr *'' ^" revolve in 
 re -t^OIl MU er, the mmd a-ain. 
 
 re -60n Vew', «<• To convey again. 
 
 re eord'j^ratl" '''*''''' '°''''' 
 
 i»/i^' rkrrl "■ Authentic memorial ; a 
 rt/ty UI U, register. 
 
 re -eOUnt', vt. To relate in detail. 
 
 rP .^ni/rcp' "• Application for help 
 1 1; t'UCf'l C»C , or protection. 
 
 re €6v' er, Sle7'"''6'"""° «°' 
 
 re«6v'ery,;eAinr"'°"" 
 ree'reantjLerS"'"'""- 
 
 rox»' r<:» Qf t» v<. To refresh ; to re- 
 I c-t/ 1 c aLC, ligve ; to revive. 
 
 rp.rrpn"tinn "• ^*^''®^ ^'^'^^'^ 
 
 rei:^ re a tlUIl, ^oji . amusement. 
 
 re €rim' in ate, J^turn^""'"'" 
 re eruzV, l,t "'^'"^ '""''''^ '°'" 
 
 iT» ^rfi^f' **• To regain health; to 
 I t^ -t/l U«.t , enlist soldiers. 
 
 reef an gk, n. a right-angle. 
 
 rp^' f J fVr vt. To make right ; to re- 
 1 K^x^ Ll 1^, fojjn. to improve. 
 
 ree ti lin' e ar, )„ consisting 
 
 , I of riglkt lines. 
 
 free- 
 ly. 
 
 ree ti lin' e ous 
 
 rf^^y^ fi tnrip "• Uprightness ; 
 I et> tl LUUC, dom from iniqui 
 
 iree'tor, ;;^h^"^"'^'*P"^^°'^''f* 
 I ree' tor y, ^p^tJTi ■ ' 
 
 A parish church; a 
 livin 
 
 reeum'bent,r.;a';:'t'i"vl.^"'°""'- 
 
 rc^ .^nr' *'** To have recourse to ; to 
 re eur , come back.. 
 
 reeur'rence,^-,tt',r"''*''^ 
 re eu' sant, ?;rm.' '"""^ '" ''''" 
 
 red.' den* **• To grow red ; to blush. 
 
 rp rl^pm' v^ To ransom ; to rescue; 
 1 e Ut;t;ill , to recover. 
 
 redeem'abk,;edTe'.td"'^^'" 
 re deem' er, ;,,rslvtr° '"'"""'' 
 re demp" tion, JoverTrr'ias" 
 red'ness,red'''"^"*'''y^^'^"^ 
 red' o lent, ^rar'' "''""'''"" 
 
 re d<?ub' le, «<• To douWo again. 
 
 redound',j:Ji?.''^'^"^'"^''*° 
 
 ro Are^aa' *''• To set right; to rem- 
 
 * v7 \Ai K^oo , edy ; to relieve. 
 
 i-r» rlrocc' «• A remedy ; amendment; 
 
 re UreSS , reUef. 
 
 ro rlnpp' *'• '^° degrade ; to dimin- 
 
 I t; UU<.>lv , jsh ; to subdue. 
 
 re du€" tion, ?;,*" "' ■"""»' 
 redund'ant,;,^rr''"'^"- 
 
 I e t^ty/e U, to reverberate. 
 
 /• n. A chain of rocks near the sur- 
 reei, face of the water. 
 
 ^i* vt. To reduce a sail by rolling up 
 reel, a part of It. 
 
 re^ f^n {"r^rrf^' **' '^° strengthen 
 I k; c;ii j.v/i v^v^ , with new supplies. 
 
 ro ff^^" tinn " Kefreshment after 
 1 e Ltixy tiuil, hunger or fatigue. 
 
 re feet' O ry, » An eating-house. 
 
 -f/^r' *'*• "^^ have relation ; to ap- 
 re It/T , peal to another. 
 
 ro^ t»r Pp' "• ^"*^ ^° ^'^^'^" * ^*^'"^ 
 1 ei t;i tJC , is referred. 
 
 ffif^ f:^r f^nof^ n. Relation ; respect, 
 
 rei er ence, aiiusion. 
 
 1 C 1 Illc; , make clear. 
 
 refine'ment,J„=.L'Sr^''°- 
 
 re fit', v^' To repair; to fit out again. 
 
 rp flp.ot' **■ ^° consider; to convey 
 re lieei , reproach. 
 *ir» flck^" fir»n n. Attentive consid- 
 rt^ lie-t/ tlUll, eration ; censure. 
 
 re' flex, a- Directed backward. 
 
 re flow?', dial's" '•'"'*^*'''"«°" 
 
 i«£k' flnv "• Backward course of wa- 
 re 11 U A, ter ; ebb of the tide. 
 -r-t^ fr^T'nn' "' To change from worse 
 re lUrill , to better. 
 
REG 
 
 124 
 
 REL 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 A change 
 om worse 
 to better. 
 
 re form', )"• 
 
 ref orm a" tion, 5 1° 
 
 rf» frfl^t' '»t. To break the natural 
 l\j i.1 d-tyt 5 course of rays. 
 
 re frae" tion, "^^^ °' ^ 
 re fra<^t' o ry, ^e?s'e.'""'' ' ''" 
 
 fc^ ^fV•o'»K»' ^^- To forbear ; to abstain ; 
 1 tJ II aill ^ xo hold back. 
 rfk fri^ch' *"• "^^ recreate; to re- 
 1 c 11 c&ll , lieve ; to improve. 
 
 rP frP<5h' inn- ^^'■- J^^'^iving; re- 
 I t! II tJfeli 111^5 lieving ; cooling. 
 
 re fresh' merit, l^V'' '""'' 
 refrig'erate,?^^^.-'^^^^^ 
 
 ref Uge. »• a shelter ; a protection. 
 
 re ful' gencejJeS'""'"'""^"'' 
 reful'gent,»urS/^"-"8^ 
 
 I tJ lUIlU , pay ; to restore. 
 
 vck ii^^ cqI *»• A*^^ °f refusing ; a de- 
 It; lU Sell, niai; option. 
 r^f*' ncf» "• Wortliles.s ; unworthy of 
 I Ul UJsU, reception. 
 
 -.^ -rnffic*' *^- ^^ ^'^"y ^ request ; to 
 1 1; 1 U»t; , reject. 
 
 re fu' ta bk, f^ Ji»"' "^^^ ''^ ^^■ 
 refuta"tion, ?J4*"'^''''^^- 
 
 — ^ filf o' ''''• "^"^ prove false or erro- 
 
 I C 1 ULC , neous. 
 
 rck fY»»r»' *''• To recover; to gain 
 
 re g<l«Il , anew. 
 
 !•£»' frol ^' Royal ; kingly; pertaining 
 
 rc gtll, to a king. 
 
 w£^ rrolr\' '^'^ To refresh; to enter- 
 
 re gaie , tain. 
 
 re ga' li a, ^y."^^^ ^"'^^"' °^'°y^'' 
 
 ■•<:»' rrol Ixr <'^'^' I" a regal manner ; 
 
 re gdl ly, royally. 
 
 ro frsirrl' "*• To value ; to observe ; 
 
 It; gdl U , to pay attention to. 
 
 fo rro itI' " Attention ; respect ; rev- 
 
 1 1; gai U , erence. 
 
 fo rrnfrl' fill «• Attentive; taking 
 
 re gara mi, notice of. 
 
 re gard' less, -heedless ; negH- 
 
 re gen' er ate, |;a?r ^''^'''' 
 
 fCk^ctChni »• One exercising vicarious 
 1 C ^*^il t, authority. 
 rnrr' i nTrlo »• The murder of a king, 
 1 eg 1 ^/lUe, or the murderer. 
 
 I'ckfr' i rv»or» "• Care in diet and liv- 
 1 Ug 1 illUll, ji^g 
 
 rpd- i mpnf' a]« " P^"- Uniform 
 rug I IIieilL cll», of the militia. 
 
 — y^' rririr* "• A country; a tract of 
 1 e glUII, land ; space. 
 
 reff' is tPr " ■^ '^°°^ of records ; a 
 
 Vi^ <Ti*rii' *"'• To repent ; to grieve at 
 It; gl l^t , or mourn for. 
 forr' n ln»« a. Agreeable to rule ; or- 
 reg U ItiF, derly. 
 
 reg u lar' i ty,;- J'er!^"^ ' ^"^'•'^" 
 
 v/rjo-' n lofc n.pJu. Soldiers in reg- 
 1 eg U Id! », ular pay. 
 
 rf^ff' n latp ^^- "^^ adjust by rule 
 I eg U Idte, or method. 
 
 rpo" n la" f inn " '^^^ ^^ reguia- 
 
 reg U Id ^IIUII, ting; method. 
 
 re he«r' ing, J;« 
 re hears' al, 
 re hearse', 
 
 A second hear- 
 
 reign. 
 
 n. A repetition ; a 
 previous recital. 
 vt. To repeat ; to re- 
 cite ; to relate. 
 To exercise sovereign 
 y power ; to rule. 
 fcii rrrt "• Royal authority ; sovereign- 
 ' S*^"5 ty. 
 
 rci ir» cftJto' *''• To re.store to a 
 1 e 111 JsLdte , former state. 
 
 vt. To repeat again 
 lin. 
 
 Frequent rep- 
 etition. 
 
 re it' er ate, alid 
 re it er a" tion, l\ 
 
 I t. Ji>-t/l , to cast off. 
 
 re jee 
 
 tinn "* ^ casting off; 
 LlUll, throwing aside. 
 
 ro irkir^o' *'^- To be glad ; to exult , 
 I U JUlt^U , to be joyful. 
 
 rejoic'ing,]'oy.^'^ expression of^ 
 
 v£k irkir*' "'• To join or meet one 
 1 1; JUIII , again. 
 
 rejoin' der,^;,l^"P^y^°""""- 
 
 »«/-k loi-ko^i' ""i- To slip ; to slide or fall 
 
 re lapse , back. 
 
 rP lafp' *'■ "^^ *®^^ ' *° narrate; to 
 
 / XCC1I6. 
 
 rP la' tinp- I ;>i";- Narrating. 
 1 t; Id tlllg, I „ Having refer 
 
 re la" tion, 2;, 
 
 reference. 
 A narration ; kin- 
 dred ; reference. 
 rt^ In y' **• '^° slacken , to remit ; to 
 1 c IdA , open or loose. 
 f£^ loi/ «• Fresh horses to relieve 
 re Id*/ , others 
 
 i»o Is^oo' '^^^ To set free from re 
 1 1; leo-tsU , straint. 
 rc» IS/TCo' "• Freedom from confine- 
 1 e ICfX^&t; , j^ent or pain. 
 ~ii lonf' *'*• To grow less rigid; to 
 1 c; leiit , soften ; to yield. 
 
 re lent' less, "hess"''^''""^' ""'" 
 rel' 
 
 i«o li' Qnr»o "• Trust; dependence 
 
 re 11 dlice, confidence. 
 
 rpl' i.<>«S n. plu. The remains of dead 
 
 1 ei l-t-a, bodies ; memorials. 
 
 rciV i^f "• ■^ widow ; one whose hus- 
 
 1 tJl 1-t^L, band is dead. 
 
 r<i 1^*5 v^' "'• To ease pain; to suc- 
 
 1 e let; V t; , cor ; to assist. 
 
 fo lirr' ir^n «• Virtue; reverence of 
 
 re iig loii, God. 
 
 ■l 
 
 n Vfinf "■ Relieving; applica- 
 t. Vdiit, bie; pertinent. 
 
REM 
 
 125 
 
 REP 
 
 bopk, dove, full, use, €an, chaise, gem, thin, (hou. 
 
 r<:» lift' imiG <*• Pious; holy; de- 
 re llg lOUS, vout ; exact. 
 
 ru nil qUlMl^ gert ; to abandon. 
 
 re lin' quish ment,^p^«''''"^ 
 
 Vf^V i mil rv " A casket in which 
 rei 1 qua ry, jelics are kept. 
 f^l' icU vt. To taste or give taste to ; 
 rt;i Ibll, to like. 
 
 rP lni?t' nnpf "• Unwillingness; 
 1 Kj lUt^t dlll^C/^ repugnance. 
 rP ln.ot' nnt «• struggling against; 
 1 ^ iut:yU (Xiii^^ repugnant; averse to. 
 
 re lume', ) 
 re lu' mine, 3 
 
 vt. To light anew ; 
 
 lo rekiJidie. 
 
 rp Iv' "^^ '^° ^'^^'^ upon with confi- 
 
 * ^ V 5 dence. 
 
 fCk m^'itx' «*• To continue; to en- 
 
 I e iliain , dure ; to bo ielt. 
 
 rp mS^'n' Hf»r « That wliich is 
 
 re IIld.^11 Uar^ ^^.[^ . a remnant. 
 
 remand',raVl°'''''"'^'°""' 
 
 w^ jYiorlr' v/. lo note ; to point out ; 
 It? llJctl tV ^ to observe ; to distinguish 
 
 rP mnrlr' n hip "• t)bservablo ; 
 I e niai K <1 Uie, worthy of note. 
 
 re mar' ry, ^/„, J" "^^'^ ^ '""""^ 
 re me' di a bl^, JemJdT'^' "' 
 
 re me' di al, «• Affording remedy. 
 
 t»om' ck A\T ^'- To cure ; to heal ; to 
 1 cm t? Uy, repair. 
 
 remem'ber,S-S^„^'i»j;"«"»>'^ 
 re mem' brance, f- I'S""" 
 
 rp iTVinH' ^^^ To put in mind or re- 
 1 t; lUlIlU ^ mernbrance. 
 
 rem i nis' cence, l^ ^H^'^ 
 
 rck mioo' <'• Slack; slothful ; not in- 
 1 1; llllK)^ ^ tense. 
 
 re mis' sion, ^iv^nest""^"' ' ^°" 
 re miss' ness, negifgenie!'"^'' ' 
 
 Vt> mit' ^^' To relax; to pardon ; to 
 1 t; imt ^ ggjj^i money. 
 
 rp mit' fanpp " ^ ^""^ sent to 
 re IIlll ldni^«, a distant place. 
 
 rem' nant, ^.fJt'"^' that which 
 
 re mod' el, vt. To model anew. 
 
 re mon' strance, j'es'eSoT 
 remon'strate-,;jSI.^'""" 
 
 fo mrkfoo' "■ P'^i" of guilt; sorrow 
 I U lllUI be , for sin. 
 
 re morse' less,-, el fr^afe"' 
 
 ro mrif o' "• Distant ; not immedi- 
 1 t; llJUlt; , ate ; foreign. 
 
 ro mrift*' Iv '"^''- Not nearly; at a 
 It; mote ly, distance. 
 
 re mote' ness, "eame'r'*"'" 
 
 fo mri\r' n1 '»• The act of removing; 
 re mOV U.l, dismission. 
 -rj mnvp' ^^- To change ; to go from 
 1 e lliuv t/ , one place to another. 
 
 remu'nerate,f^J,Ur"'^ 
 re mu ner a" tion, J;ent^^*^' 
 ren -eoun ler, g^nai opposition. 
 
 mrtA ^^- To tear with violence ; lo 
 1 eilU, lacerate. 
 
 rt^n' Afif ^*- To return ; to pay back; 
 1 Cll UCl , to restore. 
 
 ren' de^; \6us, ;„ee1,nf '' '" 
 ren di'' tion, rng^^r'ytiSr'"' 
 ren'egade,:er1er''"'''''''^'" 
 
 rp rtt^w^ *'*• To renovate ; to repeat ; 
 1 e new , to begin again. 
 
 rp TIPW' i\\ "• ^'^^ ^^ renewing ; a 
 It; lit; w UJ^ renovation. 
 
 rpn' n vnfp '''• "^^ renew; to re- 
 len \J vatt^, store to a first state. 
 
 ren o va" tion, " ^ '"""^^^' 
 
 re nounce 
 
 re nown', ^i^^""^ ' ^^^^'^"'^ • """■ 
 
 rP^ nown' pd «• famed; celebra. 
 re llUWll CU, ted; eminent. 
 
 rent, vt. To hold by paying reijt. 
 
 rpnt "• I"^ome ; annual or quarterly 
 
 1 eilL, payment. 
 
 «.pi_|' „1 «• Schedule or account of 
 
 re nu mer ate, to count over. ' 
 renuncia''tion,^i,f""°"'^- 
 
 re paZr , to nt up anew 
 
 act of renewing. 
 t vt. To disown ; to re- 
 5 ject. 
 
 f vt. To restore ; to amend ; 
 w. 
 hat may be re- 
 
 rep' a ra bk, Jaired 
 
 rep ar tee', ?ep;^/'"y ""' ^"'^" 
 
 ».^ T-.Wcif ' "A meal, or act of taking 
 
 re pdsi , food. 
 
 rf* "nn-ll' *''• '^° P^y back; to com- 
 
 1 e pd*/ , pensate ; to requite. 
 
 fcx r\3rrV ^*- To recall; to abrogate; 
 
 1 e petei , to revoke. 
 
 rck r\SnV "• A revocation; a recall 
 
 1 e peai , from exUe. 
 
 ro r»S/Tf ' ^^- To rehearse ; to recite ; 
 
 1 e pe€*L , to do again. 
 
 i»^ r^ol' vt. To drive back ; to re- 
 
 1 e pel , pujse, 
 
 t*Ck TAonf ' "*• To think of with sorrow 
 1 e pen I , or regret. 
 
 re pent' ance,Je„X„7e '""'"' 
 
 rp T^Pnt' nrif "• Penitent; ex- 
 
 1 c; |Jt?HL a-itt, pressing sorrow. 
 
 rep eti" tion, -ptaS|--^^' 
 
REP 
 
 126 
 
 RES 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 answer ; a 
 
 To answer, or make re- 
 turn to an answer. 
 
 ro rkiino' "*• '^° ^^^^ ? *° complain; 
 1 U pilie ^ to murmur. 
 rfi rA^nt^' ' ' To put in the former, 
 1 1; piaiyC ^ , J new place. 
 
 replen'ish,J'gain'''°'^''°'" 
 
 re plete', «• FuII ; completely fined. 
 
 re pie" tion, lyJ^'fT'"''^''"'^ 
 
 rf» nipv' in ~) *'^- "^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ °^ 
 1 1; pit; V 111^ / set at liberty, upon 
 
 re plev' y, > JS!"^' """^'^'"^ 
 rep li <^a" tion, Je^i" 
 re ply', Z ~ 
 
 rf> ■nnrt' "■ I^^'""^' popular fame; 
 1 C pui t , sound ; noise. 
 
 re pose', «• Sleep ; rest ; quiet. 
 
 repos'itory,-4r/„l'r'°' 
 
 rrk r\r\ci oooa' ^^- To get possession 
 1 1^ pu& &U&& , of again. 
 
 rep re hend', ?e„I„°r;?;rc'i,idl° 
 reprehen'siblc,?,.'ao."' 
 representV;eJn°a.r"""'^"" 
 rep re sent' a live, ;;„«!!'''" 
 
 ro Tkrooo' t><. To crush; to put down; 
 1 U pi t;&& , to subdue. 
 i*c\ r\r"»il\TCi^ ^t- To respite after sen- 
 It; pi*«Vt;, tence. 
 
 rep'rimand,«:p,I<'enl"'"'''° 
 
 vcJ Tki-i-nf "• A. re-impression ; a new 
 
 It; pilIlL, edition. 
 
 ■ro rkfinf' *'^- To print a new edi- 
 
 1 tJ pi lilt , tion. 
 
 ret Tkri' cal n. Seizure by way of re- 
 
 1 1; pi 1 »d.l, taliation. 
 
 Opprobrious ; 
 shameful. 
 
 virtue ; 
 
 re proacli', tJi"! """"" "' "^ 
 re pro«ch' ful, 
 rep' ro h&ie^l^^Jl 
 
 re pro dOce',",,';!'",?™'""''' =">""' 
 
 re proof, -„™r"'*'''"^ 
 
 |reprov'able,;-„?f|?Ee."" 
 
 ro rtrrltro' ^'^^ To blame ; to check ; 
 lt5 piUVtJ , to rebuke. 
 rpn' til/' "• -^ creeping or crawling 
 1 cp mo, thing ; a mean person. 
 
 repub'lish,;',,iSaK:"^' *^ 
 repu'diate,j;;tl:af '''' 
 re pu di a" tion, Siv^rJe.""''"' 
 re pug' nance, 
 repug'nant,^a^;f; 
 
 n. Reluctance 
 
 Disobedient 
 averse. 
 
 re miisp' ^'" "^^ ^®^* ^^*^^ * ^° ^^^^ 
 
 repuls'i've,?„SI,g'"'"'"" 
 rep'utablc,-„r-°™e"'^ ■" 
 rep uta" tion, -edi.?hT„r^ 
 
 vck ririfo' *''• To hold; to think; to 
 
 1 1; pute , account. 
 
 ro nnocf ' *''• To ask ; to sohcit ; to 
 
 1 tJ t[Ut;&t , express desire for. 
 
 rp' nni pm "• ^ funeral hymn; 
 
 1 e qui eill, rest ; peace. 
 
 ro niiiro' ''^' To demand ; to make 
 
 1 tJ t[Ull t; , requisite ; to need. 
 
 ror«' 111 G?ito «• Needful; necessa- 
 
 lt^4 Ul »lLe, ry; proper. 
 
 ron ni «i" f inn "A demand; an 
 
 1 eq Ul S>1 tlUIl, application for. 
 
 ror<iii'fol «• Retahation ; recom- 
 
 re qui Icll, pense. 
 
 ro niiito' ^'- To repay; to retali- 
 
 1 t; quitt; , ate ; to reward. 
 
 rP ^rinrl' ^^ To cut off; to abrogate 
 
 vcm' ^11^ *''• To release from vio- 
 1 C& -t/UC, lence or danger. 
 
 research',"- ^^'■^^'^^^' '^^'^^■' 
 re sem' blance, 5mti 
 re sem' ble, 
 
 ro conf ' ''*• To take ill or as an af- 
 IC »t;ilL , front. 
 
 resent'ful,;-„r„tr"'^'"'"' 
 rp «pnf ' mpnt \ ^ *^^®p ^®"*® 
 
 1 v^ »t^HL iiic^iii, of wrong; anger. 
 
 res erv a" tion, l,,dlT''"' 
 
 r(^ c/iirvo' *''• To keep back ; to re- 
 1 t; »t.i V c; , tain ; to lay up. 
 
 a. Modest ; not frank ; 
 
 taciturn, 
 n. A large basin or 
 
 inquiry. 
 
 likeness ; 
 ilitude. 
 vt. To be like ; to have 
 a likeness to. 
 
 re serv' ^d, 
 
 res er voir, place for water. 
 ro ci/-!^' ^i- To have residence; to 
 re &lUty , live ; to dwell. 
 
 res' i dence,"ofVb"df "^'^'^'^'' 
 res' i dent, Jia?/''"^ "'"'''"" 
 re sid' u al, residue.'*"*"' '" '"' 
 res' i due, fg 
 re si^n , subnut 
 
 rf^a io- nn"finn " Actofresign- 
 reb Ig lid tlUll, ing; submission. 
 
 res'mous,f,ke';™r'°*"""^ 
 
 re SlSt', "<• To oppose ; to act ag^ainst. 
 
 resist'ance,"ofrSmr'''^'' 
 re sist' i bk, l-J^f '"^^ ""' °p- 
 
 resist' less, Li''''"'''"' '*''"■ 
 
 n. The remainder; what 
 left. 
 / vt. To yield possession ; to 
 
RET 
 
 127 
 
 REV 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 A fixed deter- 
 mination. 
 
 rp«' O lllfp "• Determined 
 rt.» U lULt;, slant ; firm, 
 
 res o lu" tion, 
 
 1 C »U1V C ^ doubt ; to determine. 
 „ „ „ „ -f/ vi. To have recourse ; to 
 1 « »U1 L ^ repair to. 
 
 rtJ. S>UUI1U ^ back ; to celebrate. 
 
 r^ «ri«/rr»f»' "• ^^^ ^'^ unexpected 
 1 ^ oucei VyVy ^ means ; an expedient. 
 
 r(> (snt^^f^ *'*• "^^ regar*i ; to consid- 
 i c o|Jc;-^i/ ^ gr with reverence. 
 r^ «nf»^t' "• I^egard; attention; 
 1 Ki »pc;t>i- ^ reverence ; honor. 
 
 respect' Si h\€,%Z"'''''' ""'""' 
 
 rP ci^^i^t' fill Ceremonious ; full 
 1 1; fc|Jt;-t/L lUl^ of outward civility. 
 
 I re Spect IVe ly, ly; relatively. 
 f£i cr\if£k' ^^- To breathe; to catch 
 re bJJlI e ^ breath. 
 
 resplen'dent, Si^f'^''^' '^'- 
 
 i I'o c-i^rinri' *"»• To answer; to cor- 
 i * 6 SpOna , respond. 
 
 !•£» ortrknco' n. An alternate answer ; 
 
 1 « apuiisty ^ a reply. 
 
 I-P «nnn«j' i hl^ " Answerable ; 
 I e hpuilts 1 Uir, accountable. 
 
 rpst ''*• "^^ slumber ; to cease from 
 I t^sl^ labor ; to be at peace. 
 
 res titu" tion, ^Jnr''°^''" 
 
 r«:kcf ' loec **• Unquiet ; unsettled ; in 
 1 tJ&L lt/^s, constant motion. 
 rf^a if\ m" tinn "• Restitution ; 
 res lO Td. lion, act or replacing. 
 ra. ctr^i^^k' *'^- To give back ; to cure ; 
 I e btUl t? , to recover. 
 r«^ ctra* n' *''• To withhold ; to re- 
 1 c; oti cl*ii , press; to limit; to confine. 
 i»o cfi'Qi'nf' n. Abridgment ot liber- 
 1 1; fell deilt , ty or will. 
 
 re Stri-et', vt. To llmlt ; to confine. 
 
 re strict' ive, ?fon.*''""^ "'"^'*" 
 
 v>ci. cjiilf' '^^"' To arise as a conse- 
 I « »U1L , quence. 
 rf» anit' "■ Consequence; resolve; 
 1 e %UiL , decision ; effect produced. 
 !•£» ciltriia' ^^' To take back; to be- 
 1« »Ulllt; , gin again. 
 
 re sump" tion, iZm^"' °^''" 
 
 re <Sim' c\ infe *'^ To" raise up 
 1 c; »u» Kyk uiic;, anew; to revive. 
 
 re ta/1' *^' "^'^ ^^^^ '" small quanti- 
 
 rf* fn-in' «'• To keep ; to withhold, 
 1 c; Let* 11 , to keep back or in pay. 
 
 re tal' i afp "*• '^'^ repay; to re- 
 1 C lai 1 cILt;, turn ; to requite. 
 f»ci fQf/^' rf. To hinder; to delay ; to 
 I U Idl a , obstruct. 
 
 r<i f f»n" tinn "• Power of retain- 
 1 e ICIi tlUll, jng , memory. 
 
 re ten' tive, Sienfo?r" * '"' 
 
 ret' i nU^, »• a train ; an escort. 
 re tire', »*• To retreat ; to withdraw. 
 
 re tir' cd, l!^Z"' ' ^"''^'* ' '''''" 
 
 rp tirp' mpnt «• a place of priva- 
 te; iin./ ***^**^5 cy, apnvateabode 
 f<i ir\w*i* vt- To throw back ; to re- 
 
 re lori , bound. 
 
 rp inilcW *''• '^° improve by new 
 
 1 U IC/UCll , touches. 
 
 rp frQr»<i' v<. To trace back; to 
 
 1 t; 11 a^x; , trace again. 
 
 rf» fi^n^f' ^^* To recali ; to recant ; 
 
 1 t5 U ai:/t , to resume. 
 
 rp trp/ft' "Retirement; a place of 
 
 i t; LI t;c*L , security or privacy. 
 
 r<i f frinr»l/ ''*• To live less expen- 
 
 1 c u i^iiC/H , sively ; to cut off. 
 
 ret ribu" tion, Jeqilfff'""'"'' 
 
 ro fr^^vp' "'• "^^ recover; to re- 
 1%^ tl cc; V v^ , store ; to bring back. 
 
 ret' ro grade, Sard" '" '''''' 
 ret' ro speet, ^e^nu."" "' ^'^^ 
 
 »»/a fii»«i-»' "*• To come back; to re- 
 
 re turn , visit. 
 
 Vf^ i 1 1 rr\ ' »''• To repay ; to give back ; 
 
 1 1/ tui 11 , to give account of. 
 
 rf» -v^nV ^^' "^^ show; to discover; 
 
 I t; VtJCtl , to lay open. 
 
 rov' p1 ^''- To least with noisy merri- 
 
 ll^V "1, ment ; to carouse. 
 
 rPV P la" tion " ^ discovery; 
 rev e id, tlUII, the apocalypse. 
 
 rev'cling, ^ir^:^"^"'"'''^'^^''"^- 
 
 r£\\T^ ril i« v "• Loose or mirthful fes- 
 I t.V i.1 1^, tivity. 
 
 re> Vf^nirt^' **'• '^'^ return an injury 
 1 1; VtJllgt; , or affront. 
 
 revenge'ful,"o-fr'^v"et;r^'"" 
 rev' e nu6, Jome""^^^ profits; m- 
 re verb' er ate, I'^J^,,^^ ^^^ 
 
 ro v^rfi' *'^- To reverence; to hon- 
 1 e YCl tJ , or . to respect. 
 
 r<av' <ir <:»nr»<i "'• To regard with 
 lt;v tJl tJIlt^t:;, veneration. 
 
 rev' er ence, ^arl!"are"°" ' '" 
 
 r<iv' /ir #ir»rl °- Venerable ; worthy 
 ItJV t;i tJIiU, of reverence. 
 
 re vers' al, ten^e."^'""^' °^ "^'" 
 
 r<i v<:irc<i' "• A change ; vicissitude ; 
 I c v*:;i oc , the opposite side. 
 
 re ver' sion, I'JioV"^''' *»' ^"*'- 
 
 re vert', »» To return ; to fall back 
 
 Vf^ vip-wr' *''• To look back ; to re- 
 
 IK} VCCJW , trace; to examine. 
 
 ro \rilo' ^'- To reproach or vilify ; to 
 
 1 tJ VllC , abuse. 
 
 ro vi«o' *'' To review ; to overlook ; 
 
 1 tJ viae , to examine. 
 
RIG 
 
 128 
 
 ROO 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 re VIS ion 
 
 n. A re-examination ; a I 
 
 5 review. 
 
 vt. To visit again ; to re- 
 turn once more. 
 
 re VIS it, 
 
 fck xri' irol "• Recall from obscurity ; 
 le VI Vdl, recall to life. 
 |,p vTvp' ***• '^^ return to life, vigor, 
 1 C Vive , or lame ; to renew. 
 
 rp vTv' ino- PP^- ^^ "• Recovering ; 
 It; VIV 111^5 comforting. 
 
 rev' o ca bl^, «-,£'' ""^^ ^" '"' 
 revo<^a"tion, r„.^"'°^^"^^"- 
 
 rf» vr^t*:*' ***• "^^ repeal ; to reverse ; 
 1 K^ VUlVt; , to check ; to draw back. 
 
 1 t; VUIL , another; to rise against. 
 re Volve'. *>»• To roU in a circle. 
 
 rp vrki vp' **'■ "^^ ^®'^ round ; to con- 
 J t; VUlVt; , sider; to meditate. 
 rPV O In" tion « a revolving ; a 
 1 tV U lU liUlJ, circular motion. 
 
 re ward', ;:4 J° "°'"p'"'^'"' '° 
 rAap'sody,-^^il?U^"^°""'" 
 r/iet' or i€,^-;'to?y'''°''P^"'^"^' 
 
 »• 7i.&iii'«^ «• -A. w^atery humor from the 
 
 r/ieuin, mouth. 
 
 r/ty 
 r^y 
 
 P^^ n. Consonance or harmony 
 ***"5 of verses. 
 
 me 
 
 To agree in sound ; to 
 
 5 make verses. 
 Meter; 
 
 mean ; scurrilous 
 
 rAythm, "^,« 
 rib' aid, °; 
 
 riK' 'llrl VV "■ ^^^"' brutal Ian- 
 
 1 lU dlU. 1 J, guage ; obscene talk. 
 
 ripll *'■ W^^l^hy; fertile; abundant 
 
 1 K.^11, precious. 
 
 riph' Iv a*^". Magnificently ; fruitful- 
 
 1 11^11 IJ, ]y . ^j^ij splendor. 
 
 fiA' i-loKj/^ck «• Deliverance; act of 
 
 I lU UtlJlCe, getting rid of. 
 
 virl' rll/> " An enigma; a puzzle ; a 
 
 I lU Ulf;, problem. 
 
 rirl 6"P " * ^^ ^^P ^^ * ^^^^ ' *^® rough 
 
 1 1U^V>, tQp Qj- anything. 
 
 fi/-!' i x'li}/:^ "■ W'<^ that provokes 
 
 riU 1 <:/UlL, laughter. 
 
 ! ri Hip'^lL lnn<5 " Exciting laugh- 
 I I 1 Ul-t. U- 1UU55, ter or contempt. 
 i fifVi a- Prevalent ; prevailing ; abound- 
 I I IIU, jng. 
 
 i i*i' fl./> "^^ To rob ; to pillage ; to plun- 
 I 1 lit/, der. 
 
 ricr' (Tino* **• "^^^ sails or tackhng of 
 ; * *0 &***&5 a ship. 
 
 rifrhf "■■ ^''^ J proper; becoming; 
 i l^/*t, just 
 
 ri trhi' prkiic (''^' '^^"•') ''• Virtuous ; 
 11^ fix. *-^Uh, incorrupt. 
 riW/t' fill " Having the right; 
 llglli, lUl, just; honest. 
 
 rio-/>f'lv '"^''- l^ropeily; uprightly; 
 1 l^/*t ly, suitably. 
 
 n'cr' irl " Inflexible; severe; cruel; 
 5 ^^? stiff. 
 
 rirr' r^r "• ^°'*^ i severity of conduct ; 
 I Ig Ul , austerity. 
 
 rig'orous, ^ct^^^^^'*^'"''^'"" 
 
 rill* »• A little brook or small stream. 
 rim, "• A border ; a margin ; an edge. 
 
 rTriH "• '^^^ ^^^^ °^ trees ; the coat 
 
 I lllU, oj. sjjjjj of fruit ; the husk. 
 rinrr "• A circle; a circle of metal; 
 
 * ***&5 the sound of bells, &c. 
 
 ring'let, Jir^j;"^^''""^'^'"'^'^ 
 
 ri' nf "• ^''''^ festivity ; an uproar; a 
 
 II Ut, tumult; sedition. 
 
 ri' f\i rkiio a- Turbulent ; seditious; 
 
 1 1 UL UU55, licentious; 
 
 l^il^ vt. To tear; to lacerate ; to search 
 
 * *P5 out ; to disclose. 
 
 rTrkP **• Mature ; finished ; perfect ; 
 1 ip^:?, complete. 
 
 rT«P ^^' "^^ ascend ; to grow ; to gain 
 1 ISt^, elevation. 
 
 rise' 1 KliP <*• Exciting laughter; ri- 
 ll* 1 UlC, diculous. 
 riclr "• Hazard; danger; chance of 
 
 I IfelV, jjarrn. 
 
 ri' Vll "■ ^ competitor ; one who em- 
 
 II Veil, ulates another. 
 
 ri' val ry, -^^<;o"'P''"tion 
 
 riv' u let. 
 
 n. A small brook 
 stream. 
 
 little 
 
 ro«m 
 
 ri. To wander ; to ramble ; to 
 5 rove. 
 
 vT^nr n- The cry of a lion ; a cry of dis- 
 1 uai , ti-gss. 
 tr\n^i t<. To dress meat before the 
 
 rnll *"'• '^° ^^'"' ^'^""^ °"® ^^ unlawful 
 1 IJU, force ; to plunder. 
 
 vf\h' hpr V "■ '^^^^^ ^y ^^"^^^ ^"^ 
 lUU UCl J, with privacy. 
 
 robusl',^us^''^""^''^"'''^'''''°'"" 
 robustness, J;.^''"""^'^' ^^^- 
 
 m.plr "■ "^ ^^^^ mass of stone ; a de- 
 
 vni.jAr^ ,r a. Full of rocks ; stony ; ob- 
 lU-t/H y, durate. 
 
 n. A knave ; a vagabond ; a 
 
 Knavish ; trickish ; 
 
 rOgW^, villain 
 
 rogu' ish, LuS„1 
 
 roll* i**- To run on wheels ; to revolve. 
 
 i« 4-1 Kr» o r^ r» /i' n. A tale of adventure ; 
 1 U IlldllCe , a fable ; fiction. 
 
 rO man ism, Romish church. 
 
 ro' man ic;t "• ^ p^p'^^ • °"® "^^^ 
 
 I \j iijuii ±01,, professes popery. 
 
 rn man' tip "• Fanciful; wild; 
 
 1 U mail Llt:^, extravagant. 
 „-^,.j^„ n. A rude, untaught, awkward 
 lump, girl. 
 
 »«/-\rvir\ ^'^^ To play boisterously or 
 rUIIip, rudely. 
 
 rnnrl "• '^'^'^ fourth part of an acre in 
 1 fJUU, square measure. 
 
RUD 
 
 129 
 
 RUT 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 rr%rtf **• '^^^ cover of a house ; the pal- 
 I UUlj ate or upper part of the mouth. 
 
 roof less, ^-.Ji?"""' '""'""' 
 
 room 
 
 n. Space ; extent ; an apart- 
 5 ment ; stead. 
 
 rOOSt« »»• To sleep as a. bird , to lodge 
 
 rnot *'• '^° plant deep ; to impress ; 
 * Uvit, to radicate ; to destroy. 
 
 root' ed« «• Fixed ; deep , radical. 
 
 i«rk' «;n i«v "• -^ bunch of beads used 
 
 I U »a 1 J, by papists. 
 
 ro' «£, of/n a. Hlooming; likearose 
 
 1 KJ »c dtt., if, scent and color 
 
 f T^co' xx7"» f nr "• VVater distiUed 
 
 rose wa ler, f,.o,„ ,.o.ses. 
 
 m' « V "■ ^l<'<^"i'"& ; charming ; like a 
 rU *j 5 rose in bloom or fragrance. 
 
 rO tn ry« «• Revolving as a wheel. 
 
 rrk f n" f irin "• ^ct of whirling ; a 
 rO la LlUIl, turn ; a .succession. 
 _^^i-' f />r» "• PuLrid ; not sound ; not 
 lot LMI5 firrn; fetid. 
 „_. 4^i,K»/^l' '^^ Roujid ; spherical; cir- 
 I O LUIIU , cular. 
 
 ro tunc!' i ty^J-e^tr^""'"' '^^*' 
 
 r/JMCrll ^'^.^^ "' ^°'' smooth ; harsh; 
 o 5 severe ; stormy. 
 
 rough' ness,S'-L"„yr-"- 
 
 »«i-wnK»/-l *'■ J'pherical; circular; like a 
 
 rOUIlU, globe. 
 
 n. State of being 
 round ; sphericity. 
 vt. To wake from rest ; to ex- 
 
 round' ness, 
 
 1 OUSe, cite to action. 
 
 f^iif ^^- To throw into confusion by 
 
 rOUl, defeat. 
 
 route* «• A march ; a journey ; a way 
 row tine', «• custom ; practice. 
 
 rrivo wi. To ramble; to wander; to 
 lUVt^, range. 
 
 i«ri' xrinrr "• Act of rambling or wan- 
 I U Vlllg, dering. 
 i*?ii« *•• A range of men or things ; a 
 liJWj rank. 
 I ~^,,r n. A riotous noise ; a drunken 
 » '-'*^5 debauch. 
 
 i«rkv' n\ «• Kingly ; becoming a kmg ; 
 1 Uy ai, regal. 
 
 i«r^\r' ol ic?f "• ^.n adherent to a 
 
 roy ai i^i, k,n^ 
 
 _^,.f ol fxr » OlRce or character of 
 
 roy ai ly, a king. 
 
 rub. v^- To scour; to wipe ; to polish. 
 
 rill/ liJ«h "• Ru'"s of buildings; 
 1 UU Ul&ll, anyti,,jjg worthless. 
 fii' Kmr "• A. precious stone of a red 
 » ^ "y? color. 
 
 fnrl' /li ncxca "• Redness; state of 
 rUQ Ul IieSS, ^emg red. 
 
 riirl' i\v '"' '"'^'i"®'^ ^^ redness ; flor- 
 
 a Untaught; rough; brutal; 
 coar.«e. 
 
 rude, 
 
 w-nAd^^ }\r f^^- Coarsely; indelicate 
 I UUe ly, ly. unskillfull 
 
 rude' 
 
 ness, 
 
 killfully. 
 n. Coarseness of man- 
 
 ') ners ; ignorance. 
 
 ril' Hi mpnt« "^p'" The first prin- 
 1 u Ul iiic;iii»5 ciples or elements 
 »»ri^ *' To regret ; to lament ; to gneve 
 
 * UC;, for. 
 
 YUe' ful, a. Mournful ; sorrowful. 
 
 i»iif*' fi on "• A^ brutal fellow ; a cut- 
 rUl 11 dll, throat; a villain. 
 
 ruf'li an ly,S;„,^,i''»^ "■«■■'" ^ 
 
 riif*' fl/? **'• To disorder; to discom- 
 
 rUl lie, pose; to disturb. 
 
 rii rr' rrnrl «• Ro"gh ; uneven ; rude ; 
 
 * "& &'-'*^5 irregular. 
 
 rii' ir» *'• To subvert; to. demolish; 
 
 » '^ ni, to destroy. 
 
 ni' ir» " Subversion ; overthrow ; de- 
 
 1 U 111, struction. 
 
 rii' in r\iic «• Mischievous; de- 
 
 1 U 111 IJU&, fitructive. 
 
 rnlt* "'• To govern; to control; to 
 
 1 Ult^, conduct. 
 
 rillf "■ Covernment ; principle ; com- 
 
 i UlU, mand ; regularity. 
 
 mr\ **• ''**^ move swiftly ; to go away ; 
 
 * "**5 to vanish; to melt. 
 
 m' mlr» nt^ *'* To chew over 
 mill at!.., again ; to meditate. 
 
 rum' mage, r^: ^' "'"'^ '""''*'* 
 
 rU mOr* n. Popular report ; fame. 
 
 mm' r\l^ v^ To crush out of shape ; 
 
 I UIll pif7, to wrinkle. 
 
 r-iT-k' f 11 i«/a "• Act of breaking; a 
 
 rup lU-re, breach. 
 
 rii' rol a- Belonging to or resembling 
 
 I U 1 ai, the country. 
 
 rf!«P " Cunning; artifice; trick; 
 
 1 lizbt,, stratagem. 
 
 nicll "^^ To move with force or rapid- 
 
 rn «ll "• ■*• ''^i°'^"^ movement or 
 1 UMl, course. 
 
 rttGi' cof a- Reddish brown ; coarse; 
 1 U» Oct, rustic. 
 
 rust, vt. To make rusty ; to corrode. 
 
 fno' i\j? ^- Rural; rude; plain; 
 1 Ub tli:/, rough. 
 
 rnc' ti.£» a to "* To reside in the 
 I UO tl^ att;, country. 
 
 rustic a" tion,;\;e\oSi'r'" 
 
 riia *ir»' i t\r " Rudeness ; rural 
 1 US> lll> 1 ty, simplicity. 
 
 rust' i ly, o'^"- I" * rusty condition. 
 
 fiio' /l^ ^^- To make a low, rattling 
 
 1 Ub *ie;, noise. 
 
 ril<5t' V **■ Covered or infected with 
 
 1 USt y, rust; impaired. 
 
 rfif Vi' fill "• Merciful , rueful ; com- 
 
 1 Utll lUI, passionate. 
 
 ruth' less, ^arS.'*''''"'^'''''"' 
 ruth' less ness, « want of pity. 
 
SAI 
 
 130 
 
 SAN 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 s. 
 
 Sab' a Oth, n Hosts or armies. 
 
 sab' bath, ^Ki'J^"^^"'''^'''""^ "°'^- 
 sabbat'i€al,°arbi'h"""''°''' 
 
 Sa' bl6« »• -A. very dark, precious fur. 
 
 Gn^'^/>n rinp* " Having the qual- 
 fed.-t' iL>flct I lllt?5 ities of sugar. 
 
 sacerdo'taI,;-Srd''^^'^ 
 sa<^k' <^loth, Ji„J.'""^ °^ ^ '^"""^ 
 
 cn^' rn mi^nt "• '^^^^ ^"'^ ^°'^' 
 &d-t/ 1 a lllClit, jnuniun; an oath. 
 
 cso' ^fr»rl o- Holy; consecrated; in- 
 bd, -t/I t;U, violable. 
 
 GJ»' .orfiH n<ac*5 "• State of being 
 fed, -t/lUU IltJfefe, sacred; holiness. 
 
 «n^' ri f Tr»p ^^ ''^'^ ^^ "'• '''" ""'^'^ ' 
 »a-t/ 111 i^C/, to make offerings. 
 
 «a.p' ri fTpP n. An offering to God ; 
 SSd-t- 111 iVyC., anytliing lost. 
 
 sac' ri lege, JJi'f,"'^'""'''" 
 sa« ri le' gious, ^,„Ji^S' 
 
 belt/ 1 l&L ail, of a cliurch ; a sexton. 
 sad. «• Sorrowful ; full of grief ; gloomy. 
 sad' d^n« »*• To make sad or gloomy. 
 carl' rll/> n. A seat to put on a horse's 
 
 -^nA' A\^ vf. To cover with a saddle ; 
 
 bdU UlC/, to burthen. 
 
 c?Qrl' i^ooc " Dejection; sorrow, 
 
 bdU Iie&&, melancholy. 
 
 oo^o a. Free from danger ; secure ; 
 
 bd,llv, unhurt. 
 
 cnf<i' D-'j/h'rrI "• Security; protec- 
 
 Saie gMdl U, tion ; defense. 
 
 _5i' / ],, fldw. Without danger; se- 
 
 bdltJ IJ, curely; 
 
 without, hurt. 
 oolvi' f V "• Freedom from danger ; 
 bd-lC Lj, security. 
 ea rr **• '^° ^^"8 heavy or down ; to 
 Sdg, settle. 
 
 «5» o-n" rioilQ a Quick of thought 
 bd gd ClUUb, or scent; acute. 
 
 sagac'itjj^e^r'"""'^"''^' 
 
 Sao'G. o- Wise ; grave ; prudent. 
 
 c5 7 
 
 1 SaffC' jy« o*^"- Wisely ; prudently. 
 „5 *1 n. A canvas sheet ; a ship ; a ves- 
 »«^^5 sel. 
 
 CQ«I *'^* "^^ move with sails ; to pass 
 bdZl, by sea. 
 
 aniV ino" " ^'^^ °^ sailing or riavi- 
 ortfcl llig, gatuig a vessel. 
 
 Sa/1' or* »• ^"e who sails ; a seaman. 
 
 CQ4nf "• ^ person eminent for piety 
 bd^UL, or virtue. 
 
 saeWed/,-,«Slyj,i>»°-*«--^^ 
 saint' like, t^tt '' ''"'^'"'"^ ^ 
 
 cjolro "• Final cause ; end; purpose; 
 bdtVU, regard. 
 
 sal' ad, n- Food of uncooked herbs. 
 
 cjqI' Q f\T n. Stated hire ; annual pay- 
 bdl a. ry, ment. 
 
 cnl^ n. Act of selling; market; auc- 
 bd,lU, tion . price. 
 
 bdlt;» llldll, ployed to sell. 
 
 GJi ' li <ant °- Leaping; bounding; 
 
 Od 11 cut, springing. 
 
 Sa line', « consisting of salt. 
 
 CO li' xro «• ^ ^^^'^ ejected from the 
 bd 11 Vcl, ruouth. 
 
 sa li' Val, «• Relating to spittle. 
 
 c^V 1 vnfp **'• '^^ ^^"^^ discharge 
 bdi 1 VdLt;, of saliva. 
 
 sal' loir, «• Sickly ; yellow. 
 
 sal LOW neSS, yellowness. 
 
 cmI' Iv *"• "^^ make an eruption; to 
 
 bdl Ij, issue out. 
 
 Sa/m' on, "• a large fine fish. 
 
 sa l00n'« "• A spacious hall or room. 
 
 cnlt "• -^ substance used for season- 
 
 '^^*'"? ing ; wit. 
 
 coif *■'• To sprinkle or season with 
 
 ^^^h salt. 
 
 salt' ish, a. Somewhat salt. 
 
 salt' ness, ^ait^'" ''''' "' '""' 
 salu'brious,«,rnfheTh:^"- 
 
 on In' hri fv ^- Wholesomeness ; 
 bd lU »Jll tj, healthfulness. 
 cnV 11 tn rv «• Healthful ; whole- 
 bdl U ta I J, some; safe. 
 
 sal uta" tion, ".j'ell^'"'""*^ 
 
 oQ liifo' »''• To hail; to greet; to 
 
 bd, ILlltJ , kiss. 
 
 on Ifif ^' "* ^ salutation ; act of 
 
 bd, iULt; , greeting. 
 
 sal' Va bl^5 a. That may be saved. 
 
 onl'vnfff* "• Reward for saving 
 Octi Y "-&^5 goods from a wreck. 
 cnl vn" f inn "• Preservation from 
 Sdl Yd, llUIl, eternal death. 
 c'dJvt^ «• ^ plaster; a healing appli- 
 bdC-Vt, cation. 
 
 ool' iTr\ "• An exception ; a reserva- 
 Sdl VO, tion. 
 
 same, <«• identical ; not different. 
 
 same' ness, fy.""'^'^^^ ^^"^"^''- 
 sam'pk,::,hoie ''''"'" ''"■'°'' 
 san'abk,-c\'re!i.'"^^'''''^'' 
 
SAT 
 
 131 
 
 SG A 
 
 book, dove, fiill, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 con- 
 vt. To confirm or give 
 
 C5i n' 5» ti Vf» °- Tending to cure ; of 
 bdll d, live, a healing quality. 
 
 sane tif ie a" tion, Jin^hoT 
 
 cnn^' ti fv *'*• To make free from 
 ftdll-t/ tl ly^ guilt ; to make holy. 
 
 sane ti mo' ni ous, -n^Sy" 
 sane'timony,?.„tr"''^°- 
 
 sane"tion,S-/ar.^Ji;^^^'- 
 
 todllt/ tlUll, consent to. 
 
 en n^' ti f V "• Holiness ; goodness ; 
 
 bcllie 11 lj5 purity. 
 
 sane'tuary,;,*,r?""""''" 
 
 cn rtA "• P^r'^'cJes of stone not united ; 
 sdnci, gravelly earth. 
 
 g3^];}' dal* "• ^ loose shoe or slipper. 
 
 sand'iness,LTir'^^^°^''^'"^ 
 
 oQiio "■ Sound; healthy; in right 
 hdilt;, mind. 
 
 Gin" O-Ilin a rV «• Cmel ; bloody; 
 San g"*»* "• * J 5 murderous. 
 
 san"guine,S,,^t^^'^*'"^^^^"- 
 san' he drim, -^he chief counc.i 
 
 among the Jews. 
 
 san' 1 ty« "• soundness of mind. 
 
 cnn' c^rit "• Tfie learned language 
 tsdll O"*^! It, of the liranuiis. 
 
 sap. «• The vital juice of plants. 
 can *''• To undermine; to subvert by 
 oo-P? digging. 
 
 sap' less, Jap'"'"'^''^^"^^ ""^"^'"^ 
 sap' ling, JiiJ^""^*'-^^^"^^""^ 
 
 sap' py^ <*• F^'l °f s^P ; juicy ; weak. 
 
 en' r»i fknnn « Wisdom ; sageness; 
 &d pi t;ilL/t:J, knowleage. 
 
 Sa' pi ent, «• wise ; acute ; sage. 
 
 sap o na" ceous, ^- ^^^s'^^jy"^ 
 
 ohV ^ncm "• ^ ^^^n repr»ach ; a 
 bdl -t/aajlll, biting jest. 
 
 sar eas' tie, )« K( 
 sar eas' tie al,V"^' 
 sar eoph' a gus, L^o?rm\':''- 
 sar do' ni -- "^ ° ^'''^^^ ^^ 
 sar don' i 
 
 Keen ; taunt- 
 ; severe. 
 
 ni an, ) ?, 
 I'ie, H, 
 
 feigned, as ap- 
 plied to laugh- 
 ter. 
 
 on oil "• A. belt ; the frame of a win- 
 SaSIl, dow. 
 
 on' fori "• The prince of darkness; 
 S»d, Idll, the devil. 
 
 sa tan' le, ) «• Pertaining to sa- 
 , ' t t ^^^ ; 1^^^^ ; infern- 
 
 sa tan le al,)ai. 
 
 ^^5 f a. Pertaining to sat- 
 ,' i^ n\ tire; censorious. 
 
 sate, ) „^. To satisfy ; to fill ; to 
 
 sa"tiate,3^^"'''°p^"- 
 
 enf'i^11itf» n A small planet revolv- 
 &dl Cl Jltt;, jng round a larger. 
 on fi' o f V *• Fullness beyond de- 
 fed 11 ^ ly^ sire. 
 ^nt' in "• ^ 'o^^' close, and {flossy 
 sat' irP "■ "^ P*'®™ censuring folly or 
 
 sa tir' ie 
 sa tir 
 
 sat' ir 170 ^'* To censure as in sat- 
 
 sat is fae"' tTon, Ltte«."°°^ 
 satisfa€'tory,?vSr"'- 
 sat'isfied,£,e"5T;ie".%^^.-"- 
 
 Saf ' is fv ^^' '^" content ; to con- 
 odt la ij, vince ; to recompense. 
 ent' n rnf «a "'• To impregnate or 
 &dL U i dLt^, unite with fully. 
 
 sat u ra" tion, JVegnS'" """ 
 sat'urnine,L,SiSS:^"'°' 
 
 sail OP "■ Something to give relish to 
 
 sau' ci ness, fanS^"^""*^" ' p"'"' 
 
 ooii' ^ir o- Pert; petulant; impu- 
 
 bdU C.^, dent. 
 
 c?nv' nr»o «• Wild; uncultivated; 
 
 sav age, bmtai. 
 
 Sav' age ly, «f«y Barbarously ;cru. 
 
 en vnn^ no "• -A" oP«" meadow 
 fed Vdll lid, without wood. 
 Qn\Tf% vt- To preserve from danger; to 
 fedVt>, teep; to lay by. 
 on v' ir>fT "■ ^ru&al ; not lavish ; par- 
 ad v ^55 simonious. 
 
 sa' Vior, «• Chnst ; the RedeemeK 
 
 sa' Vr»r "■ ^ scent; odor; taste; 
 &d V KJl , power of affecting the palate. 
 
 sa' VOr less, a- wanting savor. 
 
 Si' VOr V "■ ^^®*^'"S ^° *^^® smell 
 ^ / or tsist@> 
 
 oQ\»r **'• To cut with a saw, as wood, 
 So-W, &c. 
 
 cnxiiT- **■ -^ saying ; a maxim ; a prov- 
 &dW, erb_ 
 
 en«» "^^ To speak ; to alledge ; to utter 
 ^*^i/J in words. 
 
 ent/ iurr «• An expression ; words; 
 fed*/ lllg, opimon. 
 
 seab' bard, ^;,oTd.^ '^'^'^ °^ * 
 
 oi>nf' f/^lrl "• A temporary stage or 
 tiX^ai lUiU, frame. j 
 
 c^nf folH incr » A frame or stage 
 seal lOlQ ing, ^^j. workmen. 
 
 e^nlrl "' To burn with hot water or 
 fet^.'dlU, other hquid. 
 
SCE 
 
 132 
 
 SCO 
 
 bar, fall, wh^t, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 aussertioD; 
 race : to 
 
 e-pSip "• •^ balance ; Covering of fish ; 
 o-t-dltJj nieans of ascent ; a garment. 
 c'X»Q Iti t>/. To mount or climb j to pare 
 Jsti/ait., 01- scrape off. 
 
 S<^ale' less, «• Having no scales. 
 
 •*«-Pa1' Inn ^* '^^ mark or indent the 
 
 ox»Qlrv "• Th® bone inclosing the 
 
 fe-t^dip, brain ; the siiull. 
 
 <2i>lln *'^" ^^ deprive the skull of its 
 
 rs't/tlipj integuments. 
 
 sea' ly. a- Covered with scales. 
 
 cj^omrk' nv ^^- To run with speed 
 b<:.clllip CI 5 and fear. 
 
 ' C4>a n ^^' "^^ examine nicely ; to meas- 
 i o^cli*, ure a poetic line. 
 
 i*can' dal, -^1^^""" 
 !sean'dalize,S'Jme"' 
 
 ici?nn'rlol ruiQ ° Giving offense ; 
 
 , bt/dll Ucll UU&5 opprobrious ; vile. 
 c!^Qr>' TiirjfT "■ Meliiod of counting 
 Ja-t/dH lllllg, the feet of a verse. 
 
 , Q4>inf "• ^'^^'■^^ ! not enough; parsi- 
 
 i ox-clllL, monious. 
 
 |s€ant'ily,r^''-^P"""^'y'""'^°"- 
 • scant' i ness, ^pS"^"/ '""'"''' 
 
 1 scant' ling, l:;;'^^"' '^^ 
 
 i c?^or»f' 17 « Narrow; small; insuffi- 
 I fet/clUL y, cient. 
 
 ; seape' grace, i:;^""^^'^^^^'^^^- 
 
 1 «i>nn' 11 Inr °- Pertaining to the 
 ! SCtip U Icir, shoulders. 
 
 ; scar. «• A mark made by a hurt or sore. 
 
 ci?5rr»P **• ^°^ common or plentiful ; 
 otydl UtJ, rare. 
 
 scarce, 
 
 adv. Hardly ; scantly : 
 
 scarce' ly, 5""' '''"'^'^^^^• 
 
 scarce' neSS, ) n. want of plen- 
 _ . , / ty ; irifi equency ; 
 
 scar Cl ty, ) penury 
 
 c.£»n rf» ^*- '^^ strike with fear ; to ter- 
 
 ^Cdl C, rify ; to frighten. 
 
 <^^»M 1 fi rtn" 4l/-wv^ n. Incisionof 
 
 scar .1 n ca tion, the si^in 
 scar 1 ly, skin. 
 
 o.£»Qfli »>'■ To waste; to damage; to 
 oCdLlJ, destroy. 
 
 scath' less, Sarm!"""* ''"'"'" 
 
 j2«of' f fkf «<. To throw about ; to dis- 
 ox/dL Lcl , perse ; to spread thinly. 
 
 G.t>nf' tf^t" ino- "• ^^^ ^^ throwing 
 h-t/dl ler lllg, loosely about. 
 
 SCav' en ger, «• a street-cleaner. 
 
 Gr»or»o n- A display ; appearance ; part 
 ol^/i^lltJ, of a play. 
 
 ssr^pn'prv "• Appearance; repre- 
 J3V/c;ii Cl J, sentation ; view. 
 
 . Dramatical ; theat- 
 rical. 
 
 scen'ic, )„ 
 scen'ic al,y' 
 
 QOnnf "• ^'"^'1 ; odor; power of smell- 
 OV^V^lll, irjg . chase by the smell. 
 cr»r>nf ^''- To perceive by the nose; 
 B^^l^llL, to smell ; to perfume. 
 
 scent' less, ^^ 1"^.'°"' ' ^^"'^'"^ 
 
 Cr^PT^' for "• The ensign of royalty 
 ov>.c;p tv^i , borne in the hand. 
 c</>/:ki-k' f iY> "• ^"6 ^'i'o doubts. (See 
 fetL^cp ll-t., skeptic.) 
 
 <s.£>hcM\^ nifi "• A scroll ; a list ; an 
 S>-t//^eu Uli.., inventory. 
 
 «.<*/> pmn "• ^ P^^" ; ^ project ; a de- 
 OT^/e-ciin^, gjgn . a contrivance. 
 Ci?/jomo «<. To plan ; to project ; to 
 »t//^t;illt;, contrive. 
 
 S{^^isrn, »»• a division in the church. 
 
 Se^is mat' ic, }a. implying 
 •, , § • ^ ( schism ; dis- 
 
 SC/ilS mat IC al,)senung. 
 
 c/>7jr^l' nr "• One who learns ; a dis- 
 ^^IlKJL dl , ciple ; a man of letters. 
 
 SC^0l'arship,fearrfmr^^'''^ 
 
 SC/tO las' tic, ^arft?c "'"''"' *^" 
 a4^hn' li 5»ct "• ^ commentator; 
 T^XjfiKJ 11 d&L, one who makes notes. 
 
 c.o/»r»nl "• •'^ place lor education ; a 
 
 iiijHiJ^Jl^ seminary. 
 
 cp/jnnl ^^' To instruct ; to tutor; to 
 
 e^ />r\r»l' i n it "• Instruction ; school- 
 b-t/^UUl ing,bire; a lecture. 
 c/^i' PnnP n. Art grounded on prin- 
 Oi^l c;iiv./C, ciples ; knowledge. 
 
 sci en tif ic, »„ee°'""°'' '" ""'" 
 scin' til lant,?;„^/|J^.;'£^' -"""'■ 
 
 scin' til late, SjaVr '■•"''' ^ 
 sci' o lism, ^^^1"'""''''"' """""■ 
 
 sci' O list, «• A superficial scholar. 
 
 er^i' r»r» "• A small twig or shoot. 
 feUl UIl, (See cton.) 
 
 SCis' SOrS, n. A small pair of shears. 
 
 o.<>r»flr ^^- To deride ; to treat with 
 
 fe-t/UH, scoffs ; to ridicule. 
 
 a.£»rkff "• Contemptuous ridicule ; de- 
 
 b-t/Ull, rision. 
 
 o^rilrl ^'- To chide ; to rate ; to quar- 
 
 SCUJU, rei noisily. 
 
 c^^Pi}A^ inrv n- Clamorous and rude 
 
 SCOia lllg, language. 
 
 c^^^^r\ f'- To lade out; to cut hol- 
 
 SCOOp, low. 
 
 __rr„^ n. Intention; aim; space; 
 
 scope, final end. 
 
 /^^^rx'ii 1.rMi^ a Full of. rocks; 
 
 scop U lOUS, rocky. 
 
 c.^rkrr»Vi "'• To burn, or to burn 
 
 SCOrCII, slightly. 
 
SCR 
 
 133 
 
 SEC 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 cx»riro "• ^ ^°"S incision ; line drawn ; 
 bXjKJl t;^ account ; the number 20. 
 
 score. 
 
 vt. To marie; to engrave ; to 
 
 '5 set down as a debt. 
 cj^z-wfr^ »• Contempt ; contumely ; dis- 
 
 Ci>nrn «<• To scoff; to despise or dis- 
 ot^UI 11^ (Jain ; to contemn. 
 
 s<iorn'tul,fen'i'"''"''"°"''" 
 
 scorn insr, 
 
 n. Act of contempt or 
 
 scoun' drel, " ^ "*"*" "^''^ • ^ 
 
 t5? disdain. 
 
 n. A 1 
 
 low villain 
 o^nt-ir. *'• To cleanse; to rub hard ; 
 bt^UUr, to purge. 
 
 cj^^iif rro "• A whip; a lash; a kind 
 fe^t/Urge, of punishment. 
 C£>rtiir'rm tj< To whip ; to punish ; to 
 &t/C/UIgl>5 chastise. 
 cx'/inr-rr' irirr "Punishment by the 
 bt/OUrg lllg^ scourge. 
 «^^.,^ n One sent to watch the move- 
 otyliUt^ ments of an enemy. 
 cj>,,..,-,l n. A look of sullenness or 
 tst/UWl, gloom. 
 
 cjz»/-kt»;l *'*• To frown ; to pout ; to look 
 bt/OWl, sullen. 
 
 cr»rnfr' rrvr «• I>ean ; thin; rough; 
 !5t.I clg gy, rugged. 
 c^rom' hl/» »• Eager contest for 
 
 scram Die;, something. 
 
 c.^rnfr»' Kl/> vi. To catch at eager- 
 b^rdin Ulf^, ly. to climb. 
 a^rnr* "• ^ sniall particle; a frag- 
 a\jl a^t^ jjient ; a cnim. 
 
 <jf ranp ^^' p**^® iigiitiy: to take 
 
 &t-/I ctjlr^^ away by scraping. 
 
 cjr»i«o r»£i »»• i>ilficulty ; perplexity ; dis- 
 
 h»CI cipe, tress. 
 
 o^ri»fr*}n "• ^ slight wound with the 
 
 &t/I ail^yll, nails, &c ; a wig. 
 
 c^rfif^^h ^'- '^ wound siiglitly ; to 
 
 ati^l atl^li^ tear with the nails. 
 
 c3r»i'o«rl "• Unskillful or inelegant 
 
 tst/iaWlj writing. 
 
 o-^f Syrm "»• To cry out shrilly, as in 
 
 oCrt^aill, terror. 
 
 cx^r^f^n "'• "^^ shelter; to hide; to 
 
 iitjl tJCIl, conceal : to sift. 
 
 cr»rih' ]»]/> "*• "^^ ^""^^ hastily or 
 &t/liu »-'iC'5 negriigently. 
 cj^fTKo n. A writer ; a notary ; a sec- 
 b^I lUl^j retary. 
 
 scrimp, «• Slwrt ; scanty, 
 
 c/»rir»' fn r ol «• Pertaining to the 
 btyl ip LU-I ai, Bible; biblical. 
 
 Ci?rin'fnrn "• '^''^ sacred wri- 
 
 S>t>l ip LU-1 t., tings ; the Bible. 
 
 cj^rrill "• ■*■ writing wrapped up in 
 
 Sstyl Ull, form of a roll. 
 
 o^'i'iiK "*• To rub hard with something 
 
 St^-l UU, coarse. 
 
 c^rn' r»l/» "• -^ doubt; hesitancy; 
 
 S>XjI U pic;, weight of twenty grains. 
 
 SCru' pl^, vi. To hesitate or doubt. 
 scru' pu l0US,^autS^°"''^"^' 
 
 scru' ta h\e, -J^:l ^^y ^' 
 
 c^rn'fi nTvP w^ To search; to ex- 
 fe-t/I U 11 lllZ*t;, amine thoroughly. 
 cji?rii' f i TiAr «• Inquiry; nice eitam- 
 bt/I U 11 II J 5 ination. 
 ^Cnrl "*■ '^° P^^* away quickly; to 
 
 0.0 iif*' (\df "*• To fight confusedly ; to 
 
 Ss-t/Ul lir, struggle. 
 
 ~ _.,1U. wt. To lurk in by-places ; to lie 
 
 scunion,3-rudgi°'^ '"""''"'' ' 
 sculp' tor, '^.JtTs "'° ^"^'■'^'' "' 
 sculp' tare, -If^Se:^"^*"^"''^' 
 
 scum 
 
 n. That which rises to the top 
 
 ? of liquor. 
 
 c^iir i«iP i f V «• Crossness of re- 
 fc-t^UI in 1 IJ, pioach; lewdness 
 
 scur'ril Oils, "ous^'-'vui' ''''"'"■ 
 scur'rily,£e!y-'''''^'°""''' 
 
 sea' be^ch, «• Tlie sea-shore. 
 sen' bound, «• Bounded by the sea. 
 
 sea' breeze, i',,'^':;''^""*"^^'-"" 
 se«'faring,rn,^'^t^S.°^^^^^^^- 
 
 c^/rl ***" ^" fasten with a seal ; to con- 
 ^tJWl, firm ; to close. 
 
 sea' man, «• a mariner ; a sailor. 
 
 SeO^rch " ^" inquiry ; quest ; a pur- 
 
 co^rmli ^'^- "^^ examine ; to look for ; 
 bl^Ul UIl, to explore. 
 
 search' less, tn^^^^'lcl "' "''''' 
 
 CO//' c/^n "^^ "^^ Sive relisU to; to 
 oca- 3>«/ii, iiiiijue ; to tinge. 
 
 se«' son able, ;;,rSif"'''- 
 sea' son ing,"„|rh.''^ '"'''' 
 
 cS/rt "• A chair ; a bench ; a residence; 
 fetJat, a site. 
 
 cjo /-'Srlo' »'^- To withdraw from ; to 
 feU l^tJUl^ , leave. 
 
 se ces' sion, ^;,J^'' "^ "'"^'^'^"- 
 
 CO .olrirlo' '''• '^*^ confine from; to 
 
 OU -t^lUUt; , shut up apart. 
 
 CO .^In' cir-kTi "• A shutting out ; an 
 
 be ClU &IOII, exclusion. 
 
 or^^^ d-i.-rxA a. Next in order, value, or 
 
 be-c ona, dignity. 
 
 «0^' nnri ^'- '^'^ support; to for- 
 DC-t- Ullli, ward ; to assist. 
 
 se€'ondary,-„l°Ur"''' 
 
 <!o' 4?ro f»V "• P"vacJ^; conceal- 
 
 bl^ t/I t/ l./^, rnent; silence. 
 
 Gf>' .i>rf»f "• Unrevealed ; private; 
 
 bt/ -t/I t;i, concealed. 
 
 co' .^rr»t "• Something unknown or 
 
 be ■*>' ^^i-j hidden ; privacy. 
 

 SEI 
 
 
 134 
 
 
 SEN 
 
 
 bar, 
 
 %", 
 
 what. 
 
 prey, 
 
 marine, 
 
 pin 
 
 , bird. 
 
 move, 
 
 Ot/ -t^l c;tc ^ ceal ; lo separate. 
 
 G*i .^rf»" t\rhU "• ^ separation of 
 Se "Cre llUIl^ anlmal fluids. 
 
 cfi' .f rpt Iv °'^''- Privately; not 
 M^ -t/lCt IJ^ openly; latently. 
 
 -J _i. n. A body of men united in cer- 
 atz-t^Lj tain tenets or opinions. 
 
 see ta' ri an, ?ec?'''''"' '" '"^ 
 
 c<i^" finn "• ■*■'=* °f cutting; the 
 fee-t' LlUIl, part divided. 
 
 ' 11 Inr "■ Wor^'^^y; notspiritu- 
 
 see 
 
 ? al. 
 
 ,r:«^' 
 
 Se ■cure • «• Free from danger; safe. 
 
 (eck ^ilro' ^*- "^^ make certain or 
 Sit; -t^Ul C ^ safe ; to protect 
 r - . 
 
 se €U' ri ty, defense. 
 
 Calm 
 rene. 
 
 Confidence ; safety; 
 quiet ; still ; se- 
 
 . se date', J 
 
 sedate'ness,;-Jii^l^"^^^'^^""- 
 sed'ative, «„„^^^""^'"°' ^°'"- 
 sed'entary,^;,e^^t- "'"^^^ 
 
 sed'iment,2;eT "'"''""'"' 
 
 g,^ rli" tinn "• ^'opular commotion ; 
 ^e Ul LlUll, a,n insurrection. 
 «*i Hi" tinilQ " Factious ; turbu- 
 Ot; UI tiv^uo, lent ; mutinous. 
 ork rliiof*' ^*- 'To tempt; to corrupt 
 »^ UUL/t. , to deprave. 
 
 se du<i" tion, 
 
 se due' tive, "^.."itJ" ""^""" "*' 
 
 GP Hn' li tv "• Assiduity; perse- 
 oc VAU. ii i/j, vering industry. 
 corl' n Inna «• Assiduous ; diligent; 
 beU U 1UU6»5 industrious. 
 cfiri n. The diocese or jurisdiction of a 
 fet/t/, bishop- 
 see 
 
 The 
 ducing. 
 
 act of se- 
 
 rf. To perceive by the eye ; to 
 5 attend ; to descry. 
 
 seed' time, fng^seVd""" "' ""' 
 
 J-, -V „ Jf -ir <*• Full of seed ; abounding 
 btJtJU y, with seed. 
 oi:ȣilr ^^- To look or search for ; to so- 
 oeeK, licit. 
 
 cjorirv* *'^- To appear, or have sem- 
 fet^CIIl, blance. 
 
 C30om' inrr "• Appearance ; show; 
 hUtJIIl lllg, semblance. 
 
 seem'ingly,ft/r.'P^^'-^"'^^ 
 
 cjoom' Iat "• Decent ; becoming ; 
 feCUIH ly, proper. 
 at^cxi* n. One'who foretells events { a 
 b^til , prophet. 
 
 Seg' ment, «. a part of a circle. 
 
 se/ne, «- a larg. 
 
 t'S'irr' Q Kly» «• That is liable to be 
 oe«/; a U16, seized. 
 
 tjo-iVo *"'• To grasp ; to get possession 
 fet.«Z.tJ, of 
 
 cti^v' n r «:» "• The act of seizing ; the 
 ftCfZi U-i t/, thing seized. 
 
 Sel' dom, adv. Rarely ; not often. 
 
 CO lo^f ' *'*• To choose in preference 
 Ot. ItJ-t^L , to others. 
 G<a ln.i>t' **• Nicely chosen; culled 
 &C lt.-t/t , ont . choice. 
 
 «SP 1p.p" tion "• "^^^ °f choosing ; 
 &« ItJ-t^ LlUIl, thing selected. 
 
 ool<^ a. or «ren. One's self; the individ- 
 
 seirin'terest,L„^n'l?.e7r' 
 
 <2p]f*' icV| a. Void of regard fer oth- | 
 
 ccAi*^ i-Vi l\r a<^w- Without regard for 
 &t.ll IMl ly, others. 
 
 self ish ness, iJUlH °"^^' '° 
 selfwill', :;ir''"'^'^'°""''^"" 
 
 <fA\ ^'" "^^ P'^'"'' ^''^'^ ^^^ *" equivalent 
 &t/ll, or a price. 
 
 Qpm' hlnnrp "• Similitude; re- 
 fetilll UiailC«, semblance ; show. 
 
 Sem' i Cir ek, n. Half adrcle. 
 Sem i flu' id, a. imperfectly fluid. 
 
 cpm' in n rv "• A place of educa- 
 &eill 111 cl ly, tion ; a nursery. 
 
 sem' i tone, rnmuli?.'°"'""°'' 
 sem pi tern' al, ^nr^ty'.'"'' '"^"' 
 
 «Pn' ifp "• An assembly of council- 
 or-.*^' n •f^*. «• A member of the sen- 
 
 sen a lor, ate. 
 
 CPn n f rk' ri nl a Relating to or be- 
 »c;ii rt lU 1 1 ai, coming senators. 
 cpnrl "'• To dispatch an agent ; to 
 totJIlU, enjjt ; to let fly. 
 cSn' irki« °' Older; more advanced 
 totJH lUl , than another. 
 
 sen ior' i ty, Jan'l"""''' ""^ ^^''^ ""' 
 
 o^ino o" iirkn "• Perception through 
 beilb a llOIl, the senses. 
 «IPn<2P "• Faculty of perceiving; con- 
 ocilot^, sciousness ; meaning. 
 cpnco' loca <*• Wanting sense or 
 csciioc lty&», life ; unfeeling. 
 
 sens i bil' i ty, - ,?e"puS„°."' "' 
 
 <ii^r\a' i hl/> "• Reasonable ; judi- 
 OClia I Ui«;, cious ; wise. 
 
 Easily disturbed or 
 
 sens' 1 tive, excited 
 
 cpne' nil °- ^"^ spiritual ; carnal ; 
 &C11S U cii, luxurious. 
 
 sens' u al ist, Ji, 
 sen' tence, 
 sen' tence. 
 
 One devoted to 
 easure. 
 vt. To condemn ; to 
 pass judgment. 
 n. A judicial decision ; 
 condemnation. 
 
 sen ten" tious,-th maxims"' 
 
 «!Pn' fi mpnt "• .Thought ; sensi- 
 ti^ll LI Illl^ilt, bihty; opinion. 
 
SHA 
 
 135 
 
 SHO 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 n. Disunion 
 vorce. 
 
 'sep'arate,Jlvts;?od'^''^ "'** 
 sep a ra" tion, 
 
 «pn fpn' ni a1 "• Happening once 
 ocjj i-cii 111 M.15 jn seven years. 
 
 fijp nill'-P^rnl ^- delating to the 
 OC pui ^'«'* "-ij grave; monumental 
 
 son' 111 4>/ipr "• ^ ^'^""^ ' * ^"^^^^ • 
 
 Oi^p Ul -t-z^Cl ^ a monument. 
 
 sep'ulture,C,!,T'"«"''"^***' 
 
 «f»' nnol "• •^ conclusion; a conse- 
 oU tpit/lj quence ; succeeding part. 
 Se' quence, ^^O^^er of succession; 
 
 se (jiies iraie, possession. 
 
 sere. «• withered ; no longer green. 
 o£i r>SK>^' a- Calm; placid; unruf- 
 
 be rene , Aej, 
 
 cr»' ri^c «. Sequence; order; suc- 
 &t/ 1 lo»5 cession. 
 go' ri r\iic «• Grave; weighty; sol- 
 be ri OUb, emn. 
 
 ser' pen tine, %;^:X""' """ " 
 
 afxrVf^ vf. To look for ; to assist ; to 
 bCl Vt/5 obey servilely. 
 G#:»rv' il<:» a. Slavish ; mean ; cring- 
 bt?i T lit;, ing . fawning. 
 
 berV 1 IUU«, slave; slavery. 
 
 ♦JPf' tl#» '''■ "^^ '^^ ' ^° confirm ; to de- 
 bet lit', termine ; to sing. 
 
 <5Pt' i]p mpnt "• ^^' °^ settling; 
 Oct Lie- iiidiL, possession; colony. ' 
 
 Cf»v' *3r *''• "^^ divide; to separate; 
 bCV tJI , to disunite. 
 0017' r»t« q1 " Different ; divers ; dis- 
 btJV i^r dl, tinct. 
 
 sev' er ance, Jarutio?!"^'^''" ' ^ 
 
 oa vtiro' **• Sharp; austere; cruel; 
 
 bt; Vt/l t; , painful. 
 
 en vnr' i fv "• Harsh treatntent ; 
 
 &«^ V c;i 1 •'J 5 rigor ; cruelty. 
 
 sex' tant, «• sixth part of a circle. 
 
 Cfv' 11 nl "' R®^*^'"? to the sexes; 
 btJA U dl, distinguishing the sexes. 
 
 shab'by,fy^^""'P^'^'^^'^^''^^"- 
 shade, J^aJ" '^^^^ ^'^"^ ^'^^' ^'^ 
 sha' di ness, ;j\ad^y.''' ""^ '''"^ 
 
 cViQrl' rk\]ir ^'- "^^ cloud; todarken; 
 
 bliau tiVV, to picture. 
 
 0.U0' AtT «• Secure from the glare of 
 
 bna ay, ug^t ; cooi. 
 
 ^l.yfV n. An arrow; a deep, narrow 
 blld,Ll, pit . a spire. 
 
 shag' gy, a Rugged ; hairy : rongh. 
 
 oViqI' 1r\«M "• Not deep or profound; 
 blldl 1007, giiiy . empty. 
 
 shal' low? ness, JrSughf.'^'*^ 
 
 cVinm *'• '^*^ cheat with false pre- 
 Miaili, tenses ; to delude. 
 clioiTi' hl/>« "• A butchery , a place 
 bliaill U1C», where meat is sold. 
 c?V»omr> **• To make ashamed; to 
 blldint., disgrace. 
 Ghnmp'fnl "• I*'s&raceful ; infa- 
 blldlllU lUI, inous ; reproachful. 
 
 shame' less, fm^uS.' '""'^^^^^ = 
 
 «VlonP *'• "^^ ^°^^ ' *° niolti; to ad- 
 blldpt;, just ; to conceive ; to create. 
 
 shape' less, f;Sar.'^'""'"'''^' 
 
 cjl-»oi«£k *'• To divide or partake with 
 blldl t:?, others. 
 
 chnrn <•■ ^*^^" ' P'^rcing ; acute ; in- 
 blldl p, genious. 
 
 cj]»oi«rk' ^r» t>(. To make keen, quick, 
 blldl p Cil, or acute. 
 
 <5harn' np<;«; "• Keenness; inge- 
 dliai p **^o»5 nuity; severity. 
 
 shat' ter, rmplh-.'"'*' '" ^'''"'J '° 
 
 chf^nih "• "'® ^^'^^ "'^ anything, a 
 &iH.^Mtii, scabbard of a sword. 
 
 sheathe, ToJoVe""'""" '" ^ '"'"'^ • 
 
 of»f»rl *'• "^^ P**""" °"t • to spill; to 
 
 bllcu, scatter ; to let fall. 
 
 oVkoot-k' ich «• Bashful; modest; 
 
 sneep isn, dimaent. 
 
 sheer, «• pure , clear ; unmingled. 
 
 cfipl' tor *'*To protect from injury ; 
 blltJl t^'l, to cover; to defend. 
 clr/slfl *'• "^^ protect ; to defend; to 
 blieeiu, keep off; to secure. 
 ol"|i A- vt. To change ; to alter ; to tran8- 
 
 chifY' locc "• Wanting expedients; 
 01111 L lt;»», irisuC-xient. 
 «:h7nP ^^' '^° ^''^ten ; to be conspicu- 
 blllllt;, ous ; to be gay or splendid. 
 
 ship' ping, "lion""'"'' ^'' "^'*^^' 
 
 shiv' PP inrr «• Act of trembling ; 
 »111V t^l iiig^ a dashing to pieces. 
 csViK>^l «• Shallow; obstructed by 
 bllOai, banks. 
 
 cVir^^lr "• A conflict ; a concussion ; 
 bI10t./l\., a heap of grain. 
 Ghrk.olr' inrr «• l>isgusiing; violent ; 
 bllOt/K lllg, dreadful. 
 
 sho^» n. A covering for the foot. 
 shop. "• A place for sale or work. 
 
 oVirif^ n. The seacoast ; the bank of 
 bllOl e, a river. 
 
 ^hrtrt **■ ^°^ '°"^ '" space or extent ; 
 ^**^* *'5 scanty ; wanting. 
 
 shove, vt. To push ; to rush against. 
 
 cjViX.r' d>\ "*. To throw or heap with a 
 bllOV €;i, shovel. 
 
 shout, vi. To cry in joy or triumph. 
 
 Gllri^r "^^ '^^ exhibit ; to prove , to ex- 
 omjO/, plain ; to point out. 
 
 show' er 
 
 n. Ram of short continu- 
 5 ance. 
 
SIG 
 
 136 
 
 SIN 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 «hnw' f^r V «* Ra»"y; inclining to 
 C51HJW ^i J^ showers. 
 
 Splendid ; gaudy ; osten- 
 tatious. 
 
 a. Artful ; cunning ; mis- 
 chievous. 
 
 show' y, ?, 
 shrewd, 
 
 shrewd' ness,r.es?rSSi?r" 
 shrew' ish,^-etuir''' '"'"''''' 
 
 ol-»»"jii1r *'*• T'o cry out in anguish or 
 SIU ^t^K, horror. 
 
 Shrilt. «• Confession made to a priest. 
 
 «Vlt*il I **• H*^'"& * piercin,?, tremulous 
 
 OlH Jll, sound ; acute in tone. 
 
 cjlifino n. A cabinet for something 
 
 Mil IIIC5 sacred. 
 
 olnrinlr *''• "^^ contract; to shrivel; 
 
 &I1I JIIIV, to withdraw. 
 
 ohrinlr' inrr "--Act of drawing back 
 
 &111 llllV Iiig5 or contracting. 
 
 shrive. ^'- To hear at confession. 
 
 oKfrkiirl "• A winding-sheet; a cover; 
 blllUUU, sail lopes. 
 
 clirnnfl ^^' To shelter ; to dress for 
 olll UUU, tije grave; to conceal. 
 
 shrub' ber y, "hris'^'"'"""" °' 
 
 oVinrI' /lc»i« ''*• To quake with aver- 
 JsIlUU Ut^l , g,on or fear. 
 
 QhllF' i\p ^^' '^" P'''^^ mean tricks; 
 ollUl lie?, tQ practice evasion 
 
 shuf fling, J:i?r^"''"" ' '^'''''*^''' 
 
 ch n n ''^^ "^^ avoid ; to decline ; to try 
 
 feUUIl, to escape. 
 
 clinf *''• To close ; to confine ; to bar; 
 
 bllUL, to prohibit. 
 
 j,l-| -, « Reserved ; unfamiliar ; wary ; 
 
 V5 cautious 
 cVlv' ]v "''*'• Cautiously; distantly; 
 ^ .7 V 5 not familiarly. 
 
 sib' il ant, - un^'"" 
 
 a hissing 
 
 olx»lr "• Afflicted with disease; dis- 
 
 fel-tyiV, gusted. 
 
 r,jr^]rf >3n vt. To make sick ; to weak- 
 
 M-t/IV ril, en . to disease. 
 
 oi^lr' laVt "• Somewliat sick; nau- 
 
 telt^lV IbU, seous. 
 
 r:,I^1r'l\r <*■ Not sound or healthy; 
 
 Sl^H IJ, languid. 
 
 oi^lr' ■noc'c' "• A. disorder of the 
 
 Mt/il llCbh, body; disease. 
 
 tsTrIp ^^' "^^ ^^^" "'^ engage on one 
 ftlUC, fiije ; to join with. 
 oirirk' lr\r»rp «• Lateral ; oblique ; not 
 biUi. lUliJ*, i„ front. 
 
 si de' rP al "-I^^'*''"? to the stars; 
 
 side' 
 sift, 
 
 wise 
 
 ^5 astral ; starry. 
 
 adv. Laterally ; on one 
 
 9 sic 
 
 w<. To separate by a sieve ; to ex- 
 amine ; to try. 
 
 cifrht "• ^^"^6 of seeing ; 
 O ' ^ notice ; knowledge. 
 
 sight' less, li,,,'"""'' 
 
 (iirrn "• ^ token ; a miracle 
 ^^5^*5 bol; a device. 
 
 wanting 
 a sytn- 
 
 «?1 0*ri ^^' '^° mark ; to denote ; to 
 
 ^■^0**5 sliow ; to signify. 
 
 cifr' rsol "• Notice given by a sign ; a 
 
 &lg liai, jnark. 
 
 cirr' r»n1 "• Eminent; memorable; 
 
 Mg Ildl, remarkable. 
 
 big Il«l lUI t., impressed. 
 
 cirr' not "• A seal, especially a sov- 
 
 blg IH..I, ereign's. 
 
 signif'ieant,";,^,';,^."'^*''^ 
 
 wicx' ni Fv '^'" ^^ declare; to make 
 *^J^ **^ *J5 known; to express. 
 01' lon/^£» n. Taciturnity; forbearance 
 bl It^-II^t?, of speech. 
 ci' lorkf «• Qiiiet ; mute; not talka- 
 bl lUIlt, tive. 
 
 Silk, n. Thread spun by silkworms. 
 oillr' -ir «• Like silk; soft; made of 
 
 ^^'^ y? silk. 
 
 <^\V Iv "■ ^larmless ; simple; foolish; 
 J 9 innocent. 
 
 Sil' van, «• Woody; full of woods. 
 
 ojj' vpr V "• Resembling silver; 
 on VVvl J, shining like silver. 
 oirv-»' i lot. o. Like ; uniform ; resem- 
 
 biiii 1 idr, ijii„g 
 
 oirv^ i lo»«' 1 f^i- "• Resemblance; 
 birn 1 Icir 1 ly, uniformity. 
 QlTYl' \ \f^ n. A comparison to illus- 
 OJlll 1 IC, trate a meaning. 
 
 ^i mil' i fllHp " ^ likeness; re- 
 bl Illll 1 LUUt., semblarvce : simile 
 ^im' O nv "Crime of buying or sell- 
 bl 111 ij Ilj 5 ing church preferment. 
 
 Sim 
 
 per, 
 
 in. To smile foolishly. 
 
 a. Honest ; undissem- 
 5 bling ; pure. 
 
 n. Purity of mind or 
 tenlion. 
 
 cim' r\}^> <*• Plain; artless; unas- 
 bllll jJie;, suming. 
 
 simplic'ity,ri3^Sr"^''"- 
 
 oirii' T\li -fir ^^- To render plain or 
 blUl pil IJ, simple. 
 
 sim'ulate,S;.f^;?/''^'"''°^°"" 
 sij-n ul ta' ne ous, I'^theT^ '«- 
 Sin cere 
 sin cer' i ty, f^ 
 
 Gl' n^ .<?nrr> "■ Office with pay, but 
 01 lie -t/Ui t., ^vith no employment. 
 Gin' CkWT "• -A tendon, muscle, or 
 bill t?W, nerve. 
 
 sin' ewy,:r^r^ ''"''""' •'''^" I 
 
 cii-»' -fill '"• Wicked; unholy; pro- i 
 bill lUI, fan^. I 
 
 Sinffe, »'• To scorch ; to burn slightly, j 
 
 oiKi" cA^ <*• One; not double; indi- 
 blli gie;, vi^iuai ; alone. | 
 
 cin' i« f p>r ''■ ^" '•'"^ '^'^'^ ^^"*^ • P®*^* ! 
 bill lb Lcl , verse ; unlucky. i 
 
 oin' loco <«■ Exempt from sin ; pure ; ; 
 bill Itbb, iioiy. 
 
 sin 11 c\^' \ iv "• 9"^i'^y °f ^«"'^- 1 
 
 bill U U» 1 tj, ,ng ,n and out. ! 
 
SLA 
 
 137 
 
 SNA 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 else. 
 
 n. Position ; state 
 circumstances. 
 
 sip, vt. To drink by small draughts; 
 
 «il' nlnnn (^'fo^) "• A tube t« draw 
 M piUJil, liqucft-s from a vessel. 
 yl/ -pf^n "• ^'^^^ * siren ; fascinating ; 
 f5l 1 t^Il, alluring. 
 
 oi fc\r>' ^r\ "• The southeast or Syr- 
 h>l rut. -t/U, ianwind. 
 
 ' Sir up* »• Juice boiled with sugar. 
 I g jg' ^QY Iv ": Becoming or suiting a 
 
 sit' U ate, ) a Placed with re- 
 . , ' - > spect to anything 
 
 sit' u a ted, ) 
 sit u a" tion, 
 
 Siz' a bl^, a- Of considerable bulk. 
 
 G17P "■ B"*; magnitude ; a glutinous 
 felZit;, substance. 
 
 -Up • n. A knot of thread or silk, 
 oKt^ell, wound and doubled. 
 
 skel'eton,rJ,!"'°"''°''"'"- 
 skep'ti€,Jhi?^.^"^''^°"'^'^""^^y 
 skep' ti cisin, TnJ'dem;.'''''""''' 
 
 tskpf pVi *'*■ ^^ trace the outline ; to 
 
 clrotr»ll "• -^^ outline; a first plan ; 
 toKtSLL/ll, a rough draught. 
 drill "• Knowledge; dexterity : art ; 
 MVlll, reason. 
 
 skill' fill, f;„e'^"°^^"^' ^^^''^^^'^ 
 
 oL-im ^- '^^ P^ss lightly; to glide 
 
 Mlllll, along. 
 
 ol^-it-i "• The natural covering of the 
 
 bKIIl, flesh. 
 
 cb-iTi "*• To miss; to pass by quick 
 
 feUip, leaps. 
 
 olrirm' ich *'^- To fight loosely or 
 Oivii 111 isii, jj^ small parties. 
 
 «;hTrt *''■ '^° border ; to run along the 
 
 cjlrif ' f ich "• ^^^y : easily frightened ; 
 
 bKlt tlbll, volatile ; iiasty. 
 
 oli-ii llr «^. To hide ; to lurk in fear or 
 
 MVUIK, rnalice. 
 
 olciz»lr' ^n i"*- To make less tight ; to 
 
 ^•"-^"- *^'*5 relax; to remit. 
 
 slake, "*• To quench; to extinguish. 
 
 ' csl'in' Adf **• To censure falsely; to. 
 I Mail UUI , talk ill of ; to bel.e. 
 
 clnti' AfiV r\nc "• (-Calumnious ; re- 
 Sian aer OUS, proaclUul , false. 
 
 slap, vt. To strike with the open liand. 
 
 slat' tern ly, °f„tf;°™"'>''- »"«"• 
 slauc'At' er oms.-^^S^"^ 
 
 ci\^\TCi' v\T "• Servitude ; condition 
 feiaVU I J, of A slave. 
 
 Slav' ish, ^nt^fbase: "^^*" ' ^^P^"^' 
 n^f vt. To kill ; to butcher ; to put to 
 5 death. 
 
 sla?/ 
 
 oloolr "• Smooth ; not rough ; glossy ; 
 feltJtJlV, delicate. 
 
 sleep, n. Repose ; rest ; slumber. 
 
 sleep' less, fe '^"""^ "^""^ ' ''''' 
 
 «:lppn' V "■ Disposed to sleep ; drow- 
 Oiv^cp J', sy. causing sleep ; dull. 
 (i]pia'ht "• ^^ artifice; a trick; a 
 MOl^/ei, dextreus practice. 
 
 «1f»n' Hpr "• T*>"» i slig'^t ; sparing ; 
 felt/Ii UtJl , not strong. 
 
 clirlo *"*• To pass along smoothly ; to 
 
 MlUC, slip, to glide. 
 
 cl? «•/» t *''• To neglect ; to disregard ; 
 
 ail^/C'l, to treat carelessly. 
 
 cli/r/if **• Small; worthless; unim- 
 
 feil^/C'L, portant ; weak. 
 
 _|:/ 1_. ado. Cunningly ; with artful se- 
 
 J J crecy. 
 el i rk'' r\r»T' 17 fl. Smooth ; glib ; muta- 
 Mip pi^l J5 biG; hard toiiold. 
 olrirko *'• To direct obliquely ; to iu- 
 feiupu, ciine. 
 
 doth' fill °- ^^^y sluggish; inac- 
 blUHl lUl, tive; dull. 
 drinnh' inrr "• Walking awkward- 
 MUUCIl lllg, ly. hanging down. 
 olr\i-irrl-» (sluff) n. The cast-off skin of 
 blUUgll, a snake. 
 
 slOUflfh, (slou) n. A deep miry place. 
 
 driv' />n Iv *»• Negligent in appear- 
 siv^v C/H ij, ance or dress. 
 cAri^n "• Not swilt ; not ready; inac- 
 blUM7, tive; tardy. 
 
 Slug'gish, fne?t"^^'^^°^^y'^^=^y' 
 
 dfi'fr^n "• ^ water-gate; a vent for 
 oiut'^i^, water. 
 
 ^him' hpr "}■ '^° ^'^®P lightly; to 
 OaUIII UK.1 , doze ; to repose. 
 
 slur, «• Faint reproach or disgrace. 
 
 „1,,f/ fJcjU a. Not nice; slovenly; 
 blUL Lits^l, negligent. 
 
 sly, a. Artful ; insidious; cunning. 
 
 c m a .olr "• Taste , savor ; a loud kiss ; 
 
 &lIict-t.iV, a small vessel. 
 
 cm nil «• I'ltlle ; slender; mean ; pet- 
 
 Mllciii, ty ; minute. 
 
 «mHi*t "• Q'^'Ck; pungent; lively; 
 
 Ctilldi t, vigorous. 
 
 smat' ter ing,''ed'g"'''''''^ ""'''' 
 
 cjrvK^lf r^. To melt ore so as to extract 
 
 smeii, jjietai. 
 
 cmil' inrr \\t «<^"- With a look of 
 &.1JH lllg 1^, pleasure. 
 Gmito i;i. To reach with a blow ; to j 
 SlIJllU, afflict; to destroy. 
 
 QVYiptlT-^ «<. To scent or dry by smoke; 
 tolllUivt;, to sneer at, to ridicule. 
 omr^rkf h ^- Even on the surface ; 
 felllUULU, level, glossy; mild. 
 
 smof h' er, %;ll '''''''^'' • '" '""^ 
 smug' gk, J'aii^°™P"''' ^""'^^ ''^'- 
 
 crta^ir «• A share ; a slight and hasty 
 blldt^K, jneal. 
 
SOL 
 
 138 
 
 SPA 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 MlUl 11^5 through the nc 
 
 c<nrir\ **'• To break short or at once ; 
 Mldp^ to bite. 
 
 blldp piMl, ish ; sharp in reply. 
 
 cnnrf> "• ^ noose ; anything which 
 
 ^***** *^5 entraps. 
 
 cnh'rl *'*• '^° growl; to speak rudely 
 
 dliai I5 or roughly. 
 
 <2mtph ^^' ^° seize hastily or eager- 
 
 «nPA7k" ^^' "^^ creep slily; to behave 
 
 ollUWrVj meanly ; to crouch. 
 
 cnpfr ^*' '^° show contempt by looks 
 
 OllUtJI ^ oj. expressions. 
 
 cnnflT ^'- "^^ draw in with the breath ; 
 
 MlUll^ to scent. 
 
 or breathe 
 nose. 
 1 oniirr "• Close; sly; out of notice; 
 ' ®**"&? comfortable. 
 
 crinv *^- "^^ ^y ^^°^^ ' *° tower ; to 
 
 aUc*l ^ mount intellectually. 
 
 Q^/ Kf»r "■ Temperate ; calm ; unex- 
 
 feU UUl ^ cite^i . serious. 
 
 «n hri' f> tv "-Temperance in drink; 
 
 ^^ Ul 1 1^ ^-J 5 coolness ; gravity. 
 
 SO cia bil' i ty, Jhn^"^ ''''°"' 
 
 cr»" r^io Kl/> o- Friendly; familiar; 
 
 hU l^lcl Ult/j conversable. 
 
 «Jo" PlJll "■ Pertaining to society; 
 
 oli V/Jcll^ companionable. 
 
 «n r»l' P tv "' Community; compa- 
 
 oU i-'l t; tj^ jjy . equal union. 
 
 sod, n. A turf; a clod. 
 
 or\ft «• Not hard ; kind ; effeminate ; 
 
 Q^j^*/ ^1^ v^ To make less hard ; to 
 CsUlt Cll, alleviate ; to allay. 
 «nft' riP«« "• Civility; gentleness; 
 auxt licoo, delicacy ; meekness. 
 orvil *^- To foul ; to sully ; to pollute ; 
 ^*-'**5 to stain. 
 
 c<y~k' i^n pii *^- To dwell for a time in 
 bU Jt/Ul II5 some place. 
 
 „1^ or»f> '^'' To comfort; to cheer; 
 isUl clL/t^5 to amuse. 
 or\' lor* "• Relating to or being of the 
 bU Irll, sun. 
 
 Cf^Vp "■ '^o^'tary ; single ; only ; in law, 
 aOlU, unmarried. 
 
 sol' ecism,^,l^j:"'"''' '"''"■ 
 
 sol' emn, -S^^er; formal; serious; 
 
 orv lir»' if *''• To importune; to en- 
 feU lit/ It, treat; to implore. 
 
 solicita"tion,-'eES.'"'' 
 |solic'itude,7„,*SJ'''"'' '"" 
 
 I Q^l' \f\ a Not fluid ; dense ; compact ; 
 i SJ^^l lU, profound. 
 
 oi-v lii-l' i f\r "• Compactness; firm- 
 I bO IIU 1 ty^ ness ; density. 
 
 I «n 111' n nnV "• ^ discourse to 
 I bO 111 O quy, one's self. 
 
 ! crkP 1 f a w °- Retired; gloomy; 
 I bUl 1 Ld, ly, living alone. 
 
 |sol'itiide,:-/,;*':^t^'y'^'"°^P^^""' 
 
 sol'ubk,-- "r*^*' 
 
 solve, Jiity 
 solv' cnt, 
 so lu" tion 
 
 may be dis- 
 solved. 
 To clear ; to explain a diffi- 
 
 Able to pay one's debts ; 
 
 ssolvin- 
 
 n E\pla.nation of a 
 5 doubt ; separation. 
 
 som nam' bu lism,"in^7e^ep*"« 
 som nif cr ous, :,eep.^*''''"^ 
 son net eer', Joe^l.'""" °' ^"' 
 
 so no' rOUS, tng"'"^ orlaghsound- 
 SOOth, n. Truth ; reality. 
 
 csnr^fUri "'• To flatter; to calm; to 
 bUUtllt;, appease. 
 
 <2nofh' ino- PP''- Appeasing; quiet- 
 bUUm lllj^, ij,g . giving ease. 
 
 ssoofh' ea^/ Pr "• ^ foreteller; a 
 bOOlIl bd.*/ l^l, prognosticator. 
 cjrkr>l-»' ieex-Yi "• Unsound argument; 
 bOpil ISUl, fallacy. 
 
 sophist'ieal, «;,^?^^'°"^''^^'- 
 
 soph' ist ry, n. raise reasoning, 
 sop O rif k, ^pia?e'"''"' "'""^' 
 
 eif\f' naf -XT "• Eiicliantment ; witch- 
 bUl t/tJl y 5 craft; magic. 
 
 a. Gross ; vile ; covetous ; 
 
 base. 
 
 1 
 
 sor' did, 
 
 sore, a- Tender to the touch ; painfu 
 
 vi. To grieve ; to be .sad or 
 5 dejected. 
 
 sor' row; fill, LSr"'«''f' 
 
 _-, a. Grieved; melancholy; 
 ■* J ? worthless. 
 
 species ; manuer , 
 
 sor row 
 
 sor 
 
 bUl t, class. 
 
 c>r\rt ^^- To reduce to order ; to choose; 
 
 o^* ^^ to select. 
 
 cri^/l "• T'le immortal part of man , 
 
 bUt*!, spirit ; essence. 
 
 c.r\ni-irl "• Healthy; hearty; firm, 
 
 bUUllU, light 
 
 c.i-vnr»rl "• Anything audible; a shal- 
 bVIUllU, lovv sea. 
 
 Acidity in taste ; 
 
 sour ness. 
 
 ipid , senseless. 
 
 «5nf' ti^h «-l'ull;stuj 
 &UL tioii, intemperate 
 
 «ov' pr p'ifrn ^*'"'' ^^ ""L **• . ^"' 
 
 oWV d cifr^ii, preme ; eflicacious. 
 
 sov'ere/^nty,'"^"P'^^"^^p°"' 
 
 sow. 
 
 •)er. 
 vt. To scatter seed ; to spread ; 
 5 to propagate. 
 crsinpp "• Rooi^J extent; a while; 
 bpdV^U, quantity of time. 
 
 spa"cious,?o,™' «^^^"^'^^^ 
 
 or\on **• To measure with the hand 
 bpdil, extended. 
 
 cnoro "'• To use frugally; to grant ; 
 bpdl I., to indulge. 
 
SPI 
 
 139 
 
 SPR 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 cr\5re:^ a. Scanty ; not abundant ; su- 
 fepdl ^5 peril uous. 
 
 spark, n- A particle of fire ; a lover. 
 
 cniifL-' 1^ **'• To emit sparks; to 
 *P"-» tt. If?, shine ; to glitter. 
 «5nh'rk-' lino- PP''- Emitting sparks; 
 &pai JV llllg^, shining ; glittering. 
 orvo a>rv\ «• A convulsion ; violent con- 
 fepdSIIl, traction. 
 
 spas mod' ie, « convulsive. 
 
 cnS^lr ^^- '^° utter with th»-mouth ; 
 
 optJMK, to proclaim ; to accost. 
 
 crkorrt* *'^- To pierce or kill with a 
 
 ^y^ur^ spear. 
 
 cr\o" ninl "• Particular; peculiar; 
 
 opC Uiai, appropriate. 
 
 «,-.^/^ ^:^ n. Metallic currency; cir- 
 
 »pt; t/lC, culating coin. 
 
 cjr>/:»" /^ifkcp »• Sort ; class of nature ; 
 
 &pe Liea>5 i^ind 
 
 Gr»o r»if ii? <*• Distinguishing the 
 tspt; oil It., j^jnd. 
 
 Qnf»r»' i fv **'• To mei\tion ; to desig- 
 apUv^ 11^, nate by some mark. 
 
 «;npp' i nipn "■ ^ «*'"p''^ J ^^^ part 
 ^peC 1 IllCll, exhibited. 
 
 «Jnp" rinn« "• Showy ; plausible ; 
 
 tope ClUUb, pleasing. 
 
 Qno^U' \p ^'' To mark \»ith small 
 
 spee' ta cl^rLion.'"" ' '" "'" 
 
 Spe-e' ter, «• An apparition ; a ghost. 
 
 <5nP.^' n Infp ''*• To meditate; to 
 &pt/-t/ U latU, contemplate 
 
 spee'ulative,LJi'r'"'"' 
 speech' less, J„„'^""' """' ■" 
 
 ct-kAft/-) ^*- To dispatch in haste ; to 
 fepCtJU, help forward. 
 
 speed' y, «• Quick ; swift ; nimble. 
 
 Cjnpll "• ^ charm ; alternation of labor; 
 optJll, a turn at work. 
 crk£kvirl »''■ To consume ; to waste ; to 
 feptJIlU, exhaust. 
 
 Si-vV»Si»r» "• A globe ; an orb ; compass 
 pnere, of action. 
 
 spher'i€al,«ofa"s'ptrV'"" 
 
 spheric' ity,?„X"'""'"' 
 
 Q|-jTpp n. Any aromatic substance, as 
 
 °P*^^5 pepper, ginger, &c. 
 
 cr\\^ PV "• ^^^'"o '■'>e qualities of 
 
 I J^ spice; aromatic. 
 
 cnill "'• To slied ; to lose by shedding ; 
 »P"*5 to waste. 
 
 cr»i' rml «• Belonging to the back- 
 fepi lld-l, bone. 
 
 cr^ino' f of '*• A girl or maiden wo- 
 fepillfe LUl , man. 
 
 cnir' n £*}fi "• * breathing-hole : a 
 opil a t^ic, vent; a small aperture. 
 cr»i' r5»l "• Winding ; turning round 
 &pi 1 ai, like a screw. 
 vsi^ir' if "• The soul ; a ghost ; ardor; 
 ] opii It, genius; liquor. 
 
 vivacious 
 
 low ; de- 
 extinct. 
 Distinct from mat- 
 intellectual. 
 
 tual na- 
 
 <snir' it pH "• Lively; 
 bpir IL i.U, full of fire. 
 
 <;nir' it 1p<5<? "• i^^jected 
 
 fepil IL lUfeSs, pressed ; ei 
 
 spir' it u al, Jert 
 spir it u al' i ty, iJr 
 
 ci»-ki*£» *'*• To vex ; to thwart malicious- 
 bpiie, ly . to offend. 
 
 spite' fill, ?-ro"ff''°"'*"'"^"'"'^ 
 
 oriloon ""• Anger; melancholy ; ill- 
 
 SspiCt;il, humor. 
 
 cr\lo*i' A\r\ «• Showy; magnificent ; 
 
 bpit^Il UlU, sumptuous. 
 
 «nlpn' Hnr "• I^^ster; magnifi. 
 
 bpieil UUr, cence ; pomp. 
 
 rnerri- 
 frolicksome ; 
 
 cnlpn' P ti^ "• Affected witli 
 bpieil e tlt^, spleen; peevish. 
 
 <iSnlir*P *'■ '^'^ ■'°'" *^° ®"*^^ togeth- 
 
 orkllnt' pr **' To break into frag- 
 
 apiuil CI , ments ; to shiver. 
 
 enllt **'■ To divide longitudinally; to 
 
 bpilL, cleave; to part. 
 
 orklnf' f or ***• To speak hastily and 
 
 fepiUL LCI, indistinctly. 
 
 c!r»r»il "■ Plunder ; pillage ; booty ; 
 
 spun, waste. 
 
 «inn li a" tion "• ^^* ^^ robbery 
 bpu Jl d, llUIl, or privation. 
 
 bpon UCe , syllables. 
 
 orkrknc' r\v "• A surety ; a godfather; 
 
 fepuilfe Ui , a proxy. 
 
 spoil ta' ne ous, JotlomJeS' 
 
 SpOn toon', n. a kind of half pike. 
 
 c>i"ir\rkv»' fill "• As much as a spoon 
 bpOOIl lUI, will hold 
 
 c-rk^i'f "• Diversion ; game 
 fc>pUI L, ment. 
 
 sport' ful, fester ^ 
 
 sport' ivcjiamj'.'""'-'^' •"»'"" ^ 
 
 <iir\r\ric' mnn "• O"® ^^o loves 
 
 &pui t& Jlltlll, shooting or hunting. 
 
 c»-krkf ^^- To mark with spots ; to dis- 
 
 &pUL, color. 
 
 c-»-^f ' 1|::»GC o- Free from spots ; pure; 
 
 &pvt lt/&», immaculate. 
 
 c<rk/^i-io>A "• A person married : hus- 
 
 &pUUSe, band or wife. 
 
 cr»rQ»n *^- To overstrain or injure 
 
 opi atll, the ligaments. 
 
 arwnti "• Extremity of a branch ; foam 
 
 bprd,*/, of the sea. 
 
 crti«t>/7rl ^*- To cover over; to ex- 
 
 »pi t.MU, tend ; to disseminate. 
 
 spri^M'ly,-w?cL\,r'' ■'"""" 
 
 QnrinO' "*■ To start; to bound; to 
 opi ^11^^ grow ; to issue. 
 <anrinU-' ]f* ^*- To scatter; to di|- 
 opi iiiiv ic, perse m small drops. 
 
 sprout, "• A vegetable shoot. 
 
 orvt*rknf ^*- To shoot by vegetation , 
 &pi UUL, to grow. 
 
STA 
 
 140 
 
 STE 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 orkfTif'o "• N®*'' without elegance; 
 
 &pi UL/U5 nice ; trim. 
 
 ei-wi» \T "• Nimble ; agile ; active ; live- 
 
 »pij5ly. 
 
 Gi^iir ^*- "^^ incite; to instigate; to 
 
 opui ^ urge forward. 
 
 crkii' ri nn« «• Not genuine ; coun- 
 
 fepU ri UUS5 terfeit. 
 
 cr^nrn **• '^^ strike with the foot ; to 
 
 bpuril^ reject; to disdain. 
 j c^|,~f vi. To fly out with a sudden 
 
 &pul Ij stream. 
 ! cy^-^T n. One who watches the motions 
 i *^r J5 of another. 
 
 |squab'bl6/,tertoT^^t.^^'°"""" 
 
 SqUal' id, a. FouI ; nasty ; filthy. 
 
 cnimll "• ^ sudden gust of wind ; a 
 bl|Uclil, loud scream. 
 or^iioll f»- To cry or scream out sud- 
 bqUcill, denly. 
 
 cnnnn'ripr t;f. To scatter lavishly; 
 :st|[Ud,ll UCl , to waste ; to spend. 
 cniinrm "• ^ ^sure with right angles 
 I ovJUdl 1^5 and equal sides. 
 or<no^rYi' ich «• Nice ; fastidious ; 
 SqUearri IMI, easily disgusted. 
 
 ennPP'ZP ""*■ ^° ^^^^"^ • *" ^'''"^'^ ' ^° 
 0\|u.c;czi\^5 force between two bodies. 
 
 cniinf»'7P "• ^ compression ; a pres- 
 
 fetJUt/t;/-C^ sure. 
 
 ci/-.ni*-»f »'»• To look obliquely or not 
 I bqUlIll, direct. 
 I _|.„K vt. To pierce ; to wound mortal- 
 
 I „f „ l^:V : *,r n. Steadiness ; strength 
 I feld, UU 1 tj'5 of resolution. 
 
 I Sta' blc, C' Fixed ; constant ; steady. 
 ! Sta' bl^, «• A. buildjng for horses, &c. 
 i cf n^lr "• A pile of hay or corn ; a row 
 
 SLctx^Hj of chimneys. 
 
 _.4-^:flp n. A prop ; support ; an ensign of 
 
 bldii, office. 
 cf 01 rr' rror *'*'• To reel ; to faint ; to 
 
 **'"'& &^* ? walk unsteadily. 
 
 Istag'nant"-''^"''''"''''^''^'^'"^' 
 
 «:f amn "■ ^ "i^r'^ s^t on a thing ; an 
 oLdllip, impression ; a seal. 
 cfanr^Vi ^- Sound; strong; deter- 
 bldilt^ll, mined ; to be trusted. 
 
 stanch' ion, «• a prop ; a support. 
 
 ctnnH' nrri "• -^^ ensign in war; a 
 ALailv^ dl u, test; measure or weight 
 ofoM/^' Inre ".Rank; station; con- 
 SianU mg, tlnuance. 
 c<fo' i-»l^ a. Established in commerce ; 
 bid pi€?, settled. 
 
 starch, a. stiff; precise; rigid. 
 
 ctQro *'^- To look fixedly or with im- 
 
 &tdl i^, pudence. 
 
 cf nr' w <*• Consisting of, or resem- 
 
 &ldl 1 J, bijng stars. 
 
 «tnrt "■ ^ sudden motion or .spring ; 
 
 &tdl t, excitement. 
 
 ctarf ' I/' ^^ To alarm ; to surprise ; 
 
 fctd! t IC, to shock ; to deter. 
 
 Cltorvo ^^' T"^ ^^11 ^^ subdue by hun- 
 
 ofofo "• A condition; dignity; a re- 
 
 feldtt>, public. 
 
 «;ta' fpd "■ ^^S^^^""! "o* occasion- 
 
 cf of r»' }\T "' Lofty ; elevated ; majes- ' 
 bLdll^ V5 tic; proud. j 
 
 «;tafp' mpnt "• Arrangement of 
 OLdLV^ llii^lit, fjicts ; thing Stated. 
 
 Sta" tion,;ank ""''""'"''""' '^°''' 
 sta"tionai7,",;.SJl'"°''"' 
 sta"tionery,?,on''er'°'^''" 
 Stat' u a ry,"age''s''°' '"''"''"■ 
 
 of-nt'n/> "• A representation; an 
 btdt U't/, image. 
 
 Stat' ure, iJ''^ '"^'^' ""' "" *"^- 
 stat'ute, Jdicl.'""' '"''^''^'''^ 
 
 ainti ***• To continue in a place; to 
 blclf/, wait; to Slop. 
 
 StCttd* n- Room ; place ; help ; use. 
 
 stead' fast, ^-JiT ' '''°'"*' ' '""" 
 
 _ '5 running. 
 
 oforr' nuto ^^- '^'^ '^^^'^ no course I off»/7rl' V "'• '^'^ make firm or regu 
 oldi^ Ildtc, or stream. j cslcM-U j, jar; to make steady. 
 
 " fir^n "• Cessation of '" ^' 
 
 *^l^i^ij motion. 
 
 grave ; composed ; 
 not wild. 
 vt. To dye ; to tinge ; to spot ; 
 
 ^ _ _ J/ -tr ^- Fi''"^ ; ^^^ fickle or wa- 
 bltJaU J, vering. 
 
 . The act of stealing ; a se- 
 cret act. 
 
 stealth, "; 
 
 ctp/rm '"^' '^° ^^^^ '^'^^^^ steam; to 
 oLtJttlll, evaporate. 
 
 stag na' 
 sta^d,?.; '"^^'^^ 
 
 Siaen, to disgrace 
 
 cf o'»n' locc «• ^'■66 f'^^"^ ^"^^'^ ^'^ 
 »td£li icoo, reproach. 
 
 cf^lro ^'* To fasten; to wager; to 
 CJldlvt/, put to hazard. 
 
 ttfnlf* '"• ^'*^ ' ^^"S kept; not fresh; 
 
 oldlU, worn out. oiwvyx, gage 
 
 MtnJh- ^*- To walk stately; to walk ^j^|^|™ «. A stalk; a twig 
 
 SLdt'K, ^ith high steps. j bt-tJlA'j generation. i 
 
 ctnm' in a "■ First principles ; sol- ^^4.p Y\n(T^ m llhv "• Art of writing 1 
 
 biani in a, ids of a human body. I SLU IlUg 1 d pil^, shorthand. \ 
 
 stam' mer, ^^X^^r"''""'' \ sten to' ri an, Sfe'i^S.''"' ' '" i 
 
 cf PpI **■ "^^^ point with steel ; to hard- 
 
 steep, '^'^"^~ '^ * 
 
 Of difficult ascent. 
 A precipice. 
 
 of ppr *'• ^^ direct ; to guide in a pas- 
 
STR 
 
 141 
 
 STU 
 
 book, dove, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, tkin, fhou. 
 
 Barren ; unfruitful ; un- 
 ve. 
 ^^ fi. Barrenness; un- 
 
 Vl fruitfulness. 
 
 Of standard rate ; gen- 
 
 CSLC/l llCyj producti 
 
 ste rir i 
 ster' ling, „i„e 
 
 cf f^rn **• ''^^^^re in look or manner ^ 
 bltJril, unrelenting ; harsh. 
 ctnrn' np«:<3 "• Severity of looker 
 SLC/i 11 .livJiso, manner; harshness. 
 cti^lr I **'• '^^ fasten on ; to stab. 
 isLl-t/lVj J „j_ To adliere ; to remain. 
 of i.^lr' V *^' Adliesive ; glutinous; 
 bll-t^li. y^ viscous. 
 cjfifT <»• Rig'<i; inflexible; stubborn; 
 oinij formal. 
 
 cti' fl/> *''• "^^ suffocate ; to suppress ; 
 Ssll llfJj to jjeep jn, 
 
 Qfio"' mn "' ^ brand ; a mark of in- 
 
 O 9 faniy or disgrace. 
 
 cfill "• Silent; motionless; gentle; 
 olin^ calm. 
 
 stim' u late, ;n'''° '""''*'"'"' 
 stim' u lus, ^ent.^"'"''''"^ ""''" 
 
 /j.^ a. Covetous ; niggardly ; 
 fej) mean. 
 
 stin 
 
 of inf *'^" "^^^ bound ; to limit ; to stop ; 
 btJllL, to restrain. 
 
 sti' pend, ^aJy*^"'' ''"''^ ^'^' 
 
 ofiri' 11 Info «*• To contract ; to bar- 
 bup U latt., gain . to settle terms. 
 
 Stipula"tion,;ontracr-"'" 
 
 of !»• "• -^ tumult ; bustle ; commo- 
 oi'l* 5 tion. 
 
 cifif/-»V-i t*'- To sew; to work with a 
 bllLCIl, needle. 
 
 of rk^lr "'• I'** s^o''® ; t<* furnish ; to fill 
 &tut..tt., sufficiently. 
 
 ^sto' i^ nl ''•^^^^5 indifferent ; aus- 
 
 of ri' i r»i«Tn "• Maxims of the sto- 
 &tU 1 dSUi, jcs ; insensibility. 
 
 sto lid' i ty, Ij^'e^'^''^'' ''*"'°^ 
 
 c-fTin' \7- <*• Hard; full of stone; in- 
 SlOIl y, flexible. 
 
 «f of^n *'*• "^^ '^®"** ' *° y'®^^ » ^** *^°"' 
 atuup, descend ; to submit. 
 
 «f on "• ^^-essation of progress ; a pe- 
 
 fttUjJ, fjQd . an ititerruption. 
 
 Qtr\r%' r\\/f "• Something to stop the 
 
 &iup |Jlt;, mouth of a vessel. 
 
 cf nriYi "• Tempest ; tumult ; commo- 
 
 SilKJL 111, tion ; violence. 
 
 storm' V **■ Tempestuous ; passion- 
 
 Stout, Coid.^^*'"°"^' '"'^y' ^"^^^p'^? 
 
 ofri-»« f<. To lay up in order; to lay 
 J5LUM7, close. 
 
 niv^irrhi <»• ^^^ crooked ; in a right 
 birdf^/il, line ; tense. 
 
 ^irUgM en, ^^-tTlhTen'^'"'"^^''' 
 
 «f pn/n «• An injury; ason^; a sound; 
 &Ll aeil, character. \ 
 
 ctrS'tf' />r» ''^^ '^° make narrow ; to 
 OLl act CJll, contract ; to confin*. 
 
 Strand' ed, £korf ''^ "*' "*" 
 
 of roTio-o a. Foreign ; wonderful ; ir- 
 fetldlJgf^, regular; new. 
 
 Stran' gk, jUe^° suffocate; to 
 
 strat' a gem, J't^f^.'^^^'^^''^^"' 
 
 of i«o' f nm (P^^- strata) n. A bed or 
 Mia tUlll, layer of earth, «t.c. 
 of r 5tf ***• '^° wander ; to rove ; to de- 
 &L1 a«^, viate from the right. 
 
 StrP/jm ***■ '^'^ ^'^^ ' '° '"" continu- 
 
 Strength, ^ecSy ' ^""^''^ ^°''^'' 
 Strength' en, foSlaTiisir'"""' 
 
 Gfron' n nnc "■ l^rave ; bold; ac- 
 fetren U UUts, tive; zealous. 
 
 stress, "• Importance ; weight; force. 
 
 of rnf r»li "*• ^o extend ; to elongate ; 
 &L1 i.^n^ii, to strain. 
 
 stri-ft °-' ^^^^^ ' accurate ; rigorous ; 
 
 af ri.^' fn rrs "• ^ glance ; contrao- 
 SlI 1-t/ LUl tJ, tion ; criticism. 
 rjf-«TfV» "• Contention ; discord ; con- 
 &tl lH.y, test ; war. 
 
 Strik' ing, «• Affecting ; surprising. 
 
 strin'gent, f„,^'"^'"5''*'°"'^^^*- 
 
 ofi»ir»rr' ir <*• Fibrous; consisting of 
 bUlllg y, small tliread.s. | 
 
 ofrin ^^- ^^ uncover; to divest; to ; 
 ''*'* ^Fj deprive. [ 
 
 strTvo ^^' ^^ labor; to struggle ; to ! 
 OHXTC/, contend in excellence. | 
 
 ofrrill *'^- T" rove; to ramble; to! 
 &L1 Ull, wander. 
 
 ofiT\n<T <'• Vigorous; muscular; co- 
 ftjllUllg, gent; healthy. 
 ofr-iirr' rrl/> ***• To labor; to strive ; 
 btrug gie;, to contest. 
 
 ofiiK' Krkrn <»• Obstinate; inflexi- 
 blUU UOril, bie , mulish. 
 
 StU^' -60, n. A fine plaster for walls. 
 
 cfiifl' i ^A "• Learned; elaborate; 
 &LUU 1 CU, premeditated. 
 ofii' A\ r^no ^- Given to learning; 
 btU Ul OUS, diligent ; busy. 
 
 sstllfl' V *''• '^'^ apply tlie mind; to 
 OLUU. J, consider; to learn. 
 
 stul' ti fy, f^;;,!!!," ^'^''^^ ''' ""^^ 
 
 ofnm' Kl/> »'*• To trip; to err; to 
 bLUlii Ult;, slide into blunders. 
 Stlin ^'' '^^ confuse with noise; to 
 
 '5 make senseless. 
 
 Insensibjli- 
 ; dullness. 
 
 stu pe fae" tion, J* 
 
 ofii' r\ci f\T ^'- To make stupid or in- 
 &tU pt. ly, sensible. 
 
 Stu pen' dous, ^e^'e"^"'^"^ ' '"' 
 
 Stu'pid, J^i^*^^^' insensible; slug- 
 
S UF 
 
 142 
 
 SUP 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 ofn ■nii^' i f^r n. Heaviness of mind; 
 
 bLU piU 1 ly, dullness. 
 
 c.fii»»' /1ir <*• Hardy; stout; strong; 
 
 SlUr ay, forcible. 
 
 etiif ' tf»r ''*• "^^ speak with hesita- 
 
 MUt ItJl ^ tjoji ; to stammer. 
 
 cf vlo "• M^ifn^sr of writing ; title ; ap- 
 
 fttyitJ^ peiiation. 
 
 Olio' cirkn n. Act of persuading ; en- 
 
 bUcl &IUII5 ticement. 
 
 ciia' civo «• Having power to per- 
 
 feUd- MVtJj suade. 
 
 SUav' i ty. "• sweetness ; softness. 
 
 sub al' tern, «• An inferior officer. 
 
 <51lh f\\ vTdp' ^'- '^'^ ^'^''*'' ^^^'"' 
 OUM cii Yicic; ^ or into more part.s. 
 
 oiiK rlii/?' vt. To conquer ; to crush ; 
 feUU UUC ^ to tame. 
 
 sub ja' cent, a. Lying under. 
 
 ciiK io-pf' f^ To put under ; to make 
 &UU J^t^t , to submit ; to expose. 
 eiiK' i^i^f <^- Placed under; liable; 
 feUU Jt;-t/L, exposed. 
 c7iiK ir\iK»' 'vf- To add at the end or 
 &UU JUIII 5 after. 
 
 sub' ju gate, ^;,Jue.'°"*'""'*° 
 subMi mate, :4Jno hU;?n^'" 
 sub lime', l,S;t ' ^""^^'"^ ' '"''''' 
 
 cnK m<:»ro-<:»' v«. To put under wa- 
 feUU lllt.1 gt; , ter ; to drown. 
 
 sub mis' sion,Ji,edi^.S"'^^«"' 
 
 «;ilh mi«5^' ivP "• Testifying sub- 
 &UU H11&J3 IVt., mission; humble. 
 
 subor'dmate,-,,^",?^^;3,'" 
 sub' se quent, £ain.°'^"''"'^ ^" 
 sub serv' i ent, ?,semL°'^'"^'' ' 
 
 ttllK eicf"' ''*• To have means of liv- 
 ftUU Ol&t , jjjg . to feed; to maintain. 
 
 subsist'ence,-JJ^|?|„l^--^^ 
 
 sub' stance, or^realf&y"'''''^"'^ 
 
 sub Stan" tial, ?;ue'^'^^' '°^''^' 
 sub' sti tute, l\: "^^ p^' ^" p^^'^*^ 
 
 csiiK' fil f-tr "• Thinness; cunning; 
 iiUU Lll ly, artifice. 
 
 sub vert', ^^^ °^"'^'^^°^' **^ ''^- 
 su€ cess' ful, ?uraTe?''°"' ' ^''" 
 suecin€t','"?i3e^^°''' ^"'^= '°"' 
 
 ^^« v/ To help ; to assist ; to 
 
 A vote ; the united 
 voice of per.sons. 
 vt. To hint ; to prompt ; 
 
 cjiif* f*Tr>t»' I ^^- To satisfy; to supply. I 
 bUl 1 ice , I „j. To be enough. 
 
 suf fi" cient, iJ^S^^^ ^°' 'i"^"- 
 
 Qiif*' fVw ^ofo l'^ To smother; to 
 fc»Ul 10 ■t.aLe, stifle ; to choke. 
 
 suf frage, y 
 
 SUg geSt , to inform secretly. 
 «nfr Cft^a' t\f\rt "• A hint ; intima- i 
 SUg geS UOn, tion; incitement. 
 cm' 1 r»Trlc» "• Self-murder; a self- | 
 OU 1 i./lUt;, murderer. | 
 
 smt' a bk, fng^^X'^"'' ' '''"■'^' | 
 
 SUl' ky, «• Silently sullen ; morose. 
 
 sul'len, «,«""""'' ^ 
 sul' try, :;, 
 
 morose ; intract- 
 
 sue 
 
 5 relieve 
 
 sue' -eU lent, « Jmcy; mol-st. 
 
 G11.0 .f»iimA' ''^- To yield; to sink 
 SU-O ■t.Umt/ , i^inder difficulty. 
 «ilf' ff^r ur\nfi. "• Patience ; mis- 
 
 ^"* ICl <lli*-'ti, ery; toleration. 
 
 Hot ; close ; oppressively 
 arm. 
 c-nm' mn I'lr a. Short ; brief ; com- 
 
 sum ma 1 y, pendious. 
 
 cjiin-k' r»iif "• The top; tlie utmost 
 fcjUIIl IIJIL, jijght. 
 
 ccnrvk' i-kT*^!-. vt. To call authorita- 
 SUm mon, tuely ; to cite. 
 cnm' mr\r»c "• ^ call of authority; 
 &U111 J11U11», a citation. 
 
 «;iimn' til On«! ''■ Mostly; expen- 
 fcUIJip LU UUb, sive ; splendid. 
 aii-rt' Anr' "^- To part; to separate ; 
 fcUH Ul^r, to divide. 
 en T\<r»fK' "• Grand ; stately ; mag- 
 ^U pt.1 U , nificent. 
 
 supercil'ious,«,er£SS"^| 
 
 «=sn npr fi" rial ** ^^'^^ °" ^^^ 
 
 &U pUl 11 Uldl, surface ; shallow. ! 
 
 su per' flu ous, ^;,ou^r '''"| 
 
 superhu'man,?oi';rm^| 
 super in tend', rS-l7a;r'H 
 supe'rior,-iSft'"^"""^"| 
 su pe ri or' i ty, Jerfor'''^"^ '"' I 
 supersede',rusp:nr'"'''^'°' 
 
 on -1^1 n^' <^- Negligent ; thoughtless ; 
 
 feU pmt. , indolent. 
 
 cnr» i-kli^nf' vf. To displace ; to over- 
 
 &up pidllt , power; to turn out. 
 
 cjiirk' r\]df "■ I'hant ; bending ; soft ; 
 
 ^"r r J^? flexible. 
 
 cnrk' r»lf» innnf " An addition to 
 
 sup pie mt.ni, supply defects. 
 
 onrk' r»li nnf <'• Entreating; sub- 
 
 SUp pU ani, missive 
 
 sup'pli€ate,r,'„pSe'"'"'"^'° 
 
 oiii-k r^rii-t' «• "^^^ <^f sustaining; a 
 
 »up pui t , prop : a supply. 
 
 cnn r^ri«f»' ^''- To believe without 
 
 ^ r P^*^ 5 examination. 
 
 cni-k nrPQc' ^*- '^^ crush; to sub- 
 
 feUp pi t-feXs , due ; to conceal. 
 
 on i-krfam' --i r>v "• The highest 
 
 SU prem a cy, authority. 
 
SWA 
 
 143 
 
 SYS 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, tliou. 
 
 en nr^mf*' a. Highest in dignity or 
 tjU pi tJIIlt. ^ power. 
 
 sure* «• Certain ; unfailing ; constant. 
 
 <-n»«/-.' f Tr «• Certainty; security; a 
 
 surf. f_>, b..ii'Jsii!an. 
 
 cnr' IV'if "• Sickness caused by over- 
 
 »Ul loll J fullness ; satiety. 
 
 cnr' irr* rv « Art of curing by man- 
 
 &U1 gt/ IJ5 ual operation. 
 
 onr' Iv '^^ Uncivil; sour; morose; 
 
 ^^* V5 angry. 
 
 cnr Tni«o' *''• "^^ suspect^ to im- 
 
 SUl llilJ>v. ^ agine imperfectly. 
 
 cnr monnf ^^- '^'^ "^® above; to 
 
 •3L14 •li'vfiAiii' 5 overcome; to surpass. 
 
 SUr' name, «• a family name. 
 
 cnr rtn cc' "'• "^^ ®^<^®^ 5 *° exceed ; 
 
 i»U.l pa»& , to go beyond. 
 
 cnr' rilnca "• A remainder; more 
 
 feUl pi U&5 than enough. 
 
 ciM» T^risco' "• A sudden confusion 
 
 feUl pi l»t^ , or perplexity. 
 
 c<nr r»r!«:o' **• To take unawares; 
 
 feUl pi l»t; , to astonish. 
 
 sur rep ti" tious, Jieauh"' '^ 
 
 cnr rrknnrl' ^'- '^''^ environ ; to en- 
 OUl 1 vjuiiVA , compass ; to incloso. 
 cnr rnnnrl'ino- pp'^- Encompass- 
 sur rOUIlU lllg, j^g on all sides. 
 
 cnr v<^i/ *''• '^'^ overlook; to over- 
 fcsUl Vt;// , see. 
 
 oiiT*' vo^f "• View; superintendence ; 
 feUl Ve//, prospect. 
 on** viva' *'• 'I'o outlive; to remain 
 &ur VIVU , alive. 
 
 suscep'tible,«i,^„"^y'^^''"P^^" 
 
 cnc rkf^^f' ^^- '^^ mistrust ; to im- 
 feUb pet/l , agine guilty. 
 
 feUb peilU , jupt . to delay. 
 
 cnc r^cincfi' "• Uncertamty; doubt; 
 a)U» ptJllbt^ , indecision. 
 
 suspen'sion,«essat"r"^'""' 
 
 SUS pi" Cion, «• Act of suspecting 
 
 cnc -ni" r»inna ^- Entertaining or 
 &u» pi v>iuu»5 liable to suspicion. 
 
 cnc fQ^'n' *''• "T" ^^^^ '^ to P'^oPi ^^ 
 OU& taMi , iioid up. to support. 
 
 sus' te nance, renaTe"'' ' ""''"' 
 
 SWaff , "t- To sink by its own weight. 
 
 a\x70 rr' rror *'^- To bluster , to bully; 
 feWdg gt;i, to brag. 
 
 swa^n 
 
 n. A young man ; a country 
 ? youth. 
 
 o\x7qI' \f\tn ^*- To take down the 
 bWd,l 1UM7, throat ; to absorb. 
 oixromrk "• A marsh; bog; watery 
 swamp, ground. 
 c\xromrk' \t "• Consisting of swamp; 
 feWclIIip J5 low; wet. 
 
 sward, «• TUe surface of grass land. 
 
 cix/nrn-i ^*- To rise as bees; to 
 &wa,l 111, crowd ; to throng. 
 cxATorfVi' \7 "• ^^ <i3iTik complexion; 
 &wa,l til J, dusky; tawnv. 
 
 swathe, ^Inlne''"''^' ' '•''*"^' '° 
 
 sswU'ti **• To bias ; to direct ; to influ- 
 
 sfWay^ ence; to rule. 
 
 c?iAr/>o»« ''t- To utter an oath; to at- 
 
 bWCdr, test. 
 
 cxjiTc^rrf •"• To emit moisture ; to per- 
 
 &Wt;Mt, spire ; to toil or labor. 
 
 c^nroor* *''• To clean with a broom ; to 
 
 OYVt/Up, jub over. 
 
 cixroot "• Pleasing to the senses ; 
 
 awtrt^L, gentle; lovely. 
 
 sweet' me«t, ^n s^ugt. ^'"'"'''"^ 
 
 cwf»ll i *'• To make tumid; to heighten 
 aweil, I j,j To grow or look big. 
 c\xrr»ll' inrr "-A morbid tumor; a 
 aWi^ll lUg, protuberance. 
 cwilY "• Quick ; speedy ; nimble ; 
 &W11L, prompt. 
 
 n. Speed ; rapidity ; 
 5 quickness ; celerity. 
 
 swift' ness 
 
 CAxrim ^i- To float on water ; to glide 
 
 & Willi, along. 
 
 c\;i7ir»' flI/> "*• To cheat; to Impose 
 
 &W111 UlC, upon grossly. 
 
 ciiirin rr vt. Or vi. To Wave loosely ; to 
 
 SWmg, vibrate. 
 
 oi^irTn' ioVi fl- Befitting swine ; grosts; 
 
 bWlIi ibll, brutal. 
 
 switch, n. A small flexible twig. 
 
 SWnnn *'*• To faint ; to suffer sus- 
 *)WUlill, pension of sensation. 
 ctrrir'A "• A weapon ; an emblem of 
 bO^UlU, authority. 
 
 sy<^'ophancy,3att^er"' ""' 
 sye' o phant, ?er^er'''""' ' ''^"'' 
 
 Syl lab' ic, « Relating to syllables. 
 
 cvl' ]c\ o-iscm "• -^^ argument with 
 oj I iKJ ^19111, three propositions. 
 
 n. A fabled being of tho air ; a 
 5 fairy nymph. 
 ' Vnn **■ ^Voody ; shady; relating 
 Vu.ll, to woods. 
 «JVm' mp trv " Proportion; adap- 
 byilL llie tiy,tation of parts. 
 
 sym' pa thizc, '0!^!°''''^''^"' 
 
 <5Vm' nn tllV "• Fellow feeling; 
 feyin pel my, mutual sensibility. 
 
 symp'tom,r„<,ilS'"'"^""" 
 syn'agogMej-f^At"""" 
 
 cvn' nrl "• ^ council or assembly of 
 a J Ik UU, ecclesiastics. 
 
 syn on' ym ous, ?hes?mTth?n"g° 
 
 cvn r\n' cic "• ^ general view ; an 
 
 by 11 up bib, epitome. 
 
 SV«?' fpm " Method; scheme; the- 
 
 sylph 
 syl 
 
 3ry. 
 
 sys tern ize. 
 
 vt. To reduce to sys- 
 tem. 
 
TAP 
 
 144 
 
 TEA 
 
 biir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 rp_l^f V»v «• Brindled ; varied with 
 XiXu •Jj 5 different colors. 
 frjK'ornn ^1^ «■ <;asual dwelling ; 
 liXlt tJl llcl -t^lo^ place for worship. 
 f f ],]^ n. Any flat surface; a piece 
 la UWj of furniture. 
 tnK' lot "• -^ small tabic; a small 
 Ld,Ll ItJt^ level surface. 
 f oK' n loi« a- Formed in .«:quare.s or 
 IHL) U Icir, tables. 
 X / 'x G. Silent ; implied ; not cx- 
 Id.C' llj pressed by words. 
 
 tac' it urn, «• Sllent; saying little. 
 
 fo^f "• ^^'^^ ^^ management; ready 
 laijl^ talent. 
 
 ta€ti"cian,Jic2"' '""*'''"''" 
 
 f Q^' ii-^c "• ^'■^ °f ranging men or 
 tcl-t/ tl-t/&5 ships in war. 
 
 tap fer el "' ^^^*^^ ^^^* °^ ^ *'"^'* 
 
 i^irti *'*• "^^ stain; to sully; to dis- 
 
 Ici&lll, ease; to corrupt. 
 
 tn^'nf' pH ^^- Corrupted; sullied; 
 
 laC'ilt ^^U, diseased. 
 
 f mIo "• ^ narrative; a story; a reck- 
 
 lclli-^5 oning. 
 
 tal' f»nt n- Faculty ; power ; natural 
 
 tal' is man, fer"" "'''"' ''""" 
 
 fnJ\r n- f^ral conversation ;, report ; 
 Ictl'K, subject of discourse. 
 
 taZk'ative, «i/,f^^^^^'^^°^""- 
 
 tall "• ^^'^'^ ^" stature; lofty; stur- 
 
 fnV 1 V *'*• '^^ ^'^ fitted or suitable to ; 
 lai Ij 5 to conform. 
 
 tal' on, «• The claw of a bird of prey. 
 
 fnmf» °- ^°'' wild; domestic; sub- 
 IdlllL/, clued ; spiritless. 
 
 tame' less, ^-Jd'." '"''''''"'■ 
 
 fin '''• '^'^ impregnate with bark; to 
 Iclll, brown by the sun. 
 
 tan' gi ble, tJr'''''''' '' ''' 
 
 fan' <t1^ vf. To implicate ; to embroil; 
 lail glC;, lo embarrass. 
 
 tank. n. A large cistern or basin. 
 
 fonL-' ovrl "• -'^ ^^^S& drinking cup 
 
 tdlltt. cU U, vi^ith a cover. 
 
 fan' nir»rp "• ^^^ °^ converting 
 
 Idll inng, iiides into leather. 
 
 f nn' to livt* t;<. To tease with false 
 
 Iclll la llZiU, expectations. 
 
 tant a mount, worth'S'^urfi. ' 
 
 itin "'• To touch lightly; to broach a 
 
 lap, vessel. 
 
 fo' -rx^t* "• A wax candle; a small 
 
 la per, ^ght. 
 
 f o' T-k/:^i» *'^- To grow gradually small- 
 la pt.1 , er. 
 
 targ'et,f- 
 
 for\' r^o fi«\r "• f^loth enriched with ! 
 lap t-b li J, figures. 
 fii„ n. Liquid pilch; a sailor; a sea 
 ^ai , rrian. 
 
 tar' Cli ly, fl^«. Slowly; sluggishly. 
 x;"„/ J... a. Slow ; sluggish ; tedious ; 
 
 lar uy, i^te. 
 
 t3re« «• Allowance made in weight. 
 
 p. A kind of buckler ; a mark 
 shoot at. 
 fov' iflT"- A table of duties ; cartel of' 
 
 i oi'n' ich J '-'• To suHy ; I" soil. 
 lai 11 Iftii, I „i. To lose brightness. 
 
 f Qi«' i'\7 *^'^- ' " •'''^^y ; ^° continue ; to 
 Idl 1 y , delay ; to wait. 
 
 tart, a- Acid ; .sharp ; sour ; severe. 
 
 tart, «• A small fruit-pie. 
 
 ♦ o»»<-' •ic'Vi "• Somewhat acid ; rather 
 
 lari ibii, gour. 
 
 foolr "• Employment; business im- 
 
 ld,»K, posed. 
 
 foclr ^'" '^° impose a duty upon ; to 
 
 lablv, burden. 
 
 •foci' c/jI "• An ornamental bunch of 
 
 laS bol, silk. 
 
 f ocf f» '^'- "^^ *''y ^y *^^® palate ; to try 
 
 Idolt^, the relish ; to enjoy. 
 
 foofc* n. Act of tasting; perception; 
 
 lablt;, relish ; trial. 
 
 fQcfp' fnl "• Savory; having deli- 
 
 lablt; lUl, cate taste. 
 
 f oaf fk' ]pc:« "• Without relish or 
 
 labLt/ ICOO, taste; insipid. 
 
 tat' ter, vt. To tear ; to make ragged. 
 
 tat' tl^, vi. To prate ; to talk idly. 
 
 tat' tier, Tale^" '^''- ^alker ; a ten- 
 
 f o-i/nf '■'• '^" reproach ; to insult ; to 
 laWul, ridicule; to revile. 
 
 taWnt^ "• Insult ; ridicule ; reproach. 
 
 tautolog'i€al,°«S''r""' 
 
 fan fnl' f\ (Txr "• I^epetilion of 
 lau twi KJ ^y, words or sense. 
 fr,,,;' At-\T «■ Meanly showy; fine 
 IdW Ury, without taste. 
 fo-.iir' nxT- «• Yellow; like things 
 law ny, tanned. 
 
 tax. w. An impost ; tribute ; charge. 
 f n Y vM'o load with imposts ; to charge; 
 ldA,to accuse. 
 
 te^, "• Leaves of a Chinese tree. 
 
 fS/T/^lT "'• To instruct; to show; to 
 IbWt^ll, exhibit ; to tell. 
 
 leaCIl d U16, taught ; docile. 
 
 te<zl. n- A wild fowl of the duck kind. 
 
 iTirrm " Horses or oxen harnessed 
 ICMlll, together. 
 
 ti^nr "• Water from the eye ; moisture 
 mm , trickling in drops. 
 
TEN 
 
 14( 
 
 TER 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 tear- 
 
 vt. To pull in pieces ; to lacerate ; 
 5 to reJid. 
 
 t€3,T% "• ^ '■cnt ; a fissure. 
 
 te^r' fill, a- Full of tears; weeping. 
 
 tS/7«f» '*"'• ''^^ torment; to vex; to 
 Icc^at.^ comb wool. 
 
 a. Belonging to the 
 
 arts. 
 
 tee/i' nie al, 
 
 t£iA' AiM* ^^- 1'" '•is to a spot while 
 teU Util ^ feedinfr. (See /efAer.) 
 f^' rli nna "• Troublesome; prolix; 
 Lty Ul uu»5 wearisoine. 
 
 te' di OUS ly, adv. So as to weary. 
 teem* "»• To be fuU ; to bring forth. 
 
 tty<^li»5 anj twenty. 
 
 Years between twelve 
 the out- 
 
 teg'ument,^atd7aT' 
 tel'e graph, -.Sr^tnlr"'"'"' 
 tel' e s«6po, :;J^r "" '"'"^' 
 tel e scop' i«, tZT^'!"" '" " 
 
 f c»ll *''• "^^ "'^s'' 5 '■'' express ; to teach ; 
 
 ^^^^f to inform. 
 
 f p11' r^r **• ^"° ^^° receives and pays 
 
 tl^ll 1>1 ^ money in a bank 
 
 toll' fair* "■ ^'^^ ^i**^ gives officious 
 
 tt.ll lait:., intelligence. 
 
 to i-nor' i i\r "• Rashness; con- 
 
 tt; lllt/I 1 LJ'j tempt of danger. 
 
 torn' r\or ^'- "^^^ "^'^ • to qualify; to 
 tt^lll pL.1 ^ soften ; to govern. 
 
 n. Due mixture ; calm* 
 ness ; moderation. 
 
 tern' per, 
 
 tern' per a menV^^^^dium."''"" 
 
 tern' per ance, 
 
 tern' per ate, Jot 
 
 Moderation , 
 soberness. 
 Moderate ; not 
 excessive. 
 
 torn' npr n f iirp " <^of'stitution; 
 
 LClll pt;i a LUI t., degree of heat. 
 ic^m' noct "• ^ storm ; a gale ; tu- 
 tt.111 jjt.ai, „,yn . commotion. 
 
 tern pest' u ous, Cuiei,"""^' '"' 
 tem' plar, 3enf ^"'^'"" "''^""" 
 
 torvk' T-kl^ »• A place of worship ; side 
 LCni pie;, of tjje j,ead. 
 
 tem' po ral, -t-'SS """"" 
 tern' po ra ry, ■^^^^^ * "">■ 
 fern' no rTyp *** "^^ conform to 
 
 LtJlll PU 1 IZ,!^, t^g ^jj^gg 
 
 f rjwy^^f vt. To entice ; to provoke to 
 LtJllipt, ill . tj, ^„i,^it . to draw. 
 
 tpmnt n" tion "• Solicitation to 
 Lt^IlipU a UUll, jj, . enticement. 
 
 tempt' ing ly, tf,;. ^° ^'^ ''^ ^"- 
 ten' a bk, «,i,S^^ "^^^ ^« "*^'"- 
 
 tp nn" PIOIIG "• Grasping; cohe- 
 Li^ lia l^lUUfe, gi^e ; retentive. 
 
 to nop' i tv "• Adhesiveness; un- 
 tt/ liao 1 l-J 5 willingness to let go. 
 
 ten' an cy, Jion^""'^"'^'^ p*'"'"'- 
 
 ton' *xr\f "• ^"® ^'^^ occupies the 
 tt;il ailU, house of another. 
 
 fpn' ant 1p<5«: "• ^^'"^ without a 
 
 t^ii ttiit- ivoo, tenant ; unoccupied. 
 fpnrl "•'• "^^ watch; to guard ; to ac- 
 Ltyllu, company. 
 
 tend'ency,^-ift'/^^^'""'^"""^' 
 
 fpnrl' p1 "• ^" ^^^^ ' a proposal for 
 Li./llU. cl^ acceptance. 
 ici-rt' rlol "• Soft; easily impressed ; 
 Ltivll Ut^l, delicate. 
 
 fpn' ripr npQ<3 "• Quality of being 
 Hr.ll UtJl lll>5>&5 tender; kindness. 
 
 ten' don, "oinls''"'"" ' ^ ''^''"'' °' 
 
 f rjn' rlril "• '^''^ clasper of a vine or 
 ICll Ul 11, creeping plant. 
 
 ten' e ment, Jentni?'"'' ''"''' '^ * 
 
 4-|-i|^' of "• -^^ opinion ; a principle; a 
 Lt;il t.L, position. 
 
 fpn' nr "■ '^''^"^'"al course or drift; 
 LtJll Ul , stamp ; a part in music. 
 
 tense, «• StKiched; rigid; not lax. 
 
 fon' cirkn "• '^'he act of strttching ; 
 ti..ll &1U11, a being stretched. 
 font "• -^ pavilion ; a portable habita- 
 Lt/llL, tion. 
 
 tent' ed, a. covered with tents. 
 
 tenu'ity, SJ"'""'"^ ■"'"""'■ 
 tepefa€"tion,r,*2:[„?.'*'"- 
 
 if^r\' \A "• Moderately warm ; luke- 
 
 LL-p lU, warm. 
 
 to' r\r\-w "• A gentle heat ; lukewarm- 
 
 ^^ r^^5 ness 
 
 ic^fm "• A limit; a boundary ; condi- 
 
 It^l 111, tipn. 
 
 form ^- "^^ name; to call; to give 
 
 ttil 111, name to. 
 
 ter'magant,?e,I„re"""'^'"'"" 
 term' in a blc, S„ J„'S. "'''""• "' 
 
 idvm' in '^ic* *''• To bound ; to lim- 
 Ltil 111 111 atty, it . to put an end to 
 
 term in a" tion, jlound ,"an^Vnd' 
 term'inus, ;-y^^'™'*'^'°""'^ 
 
 icw' \"^0(^ "• ^^ °P^" walk or gal- 
 Lt/1 liXK^K^^ lery; a balcony. 
 
 terra' que OUS, ranS3Ta1ef. 
 
 toi* »«oc!' ti-i nl «• Earthly; consist- 
 Lt.r rt.b in cll, jn^ of earth. 
 tor«' -i^i Kl/3 a. Dreadful ; formidable ; 
 
 i«r ri uier, frightful. 
 
 ter rif ie, J^ Causing terror; dread- 
 
 fcif' ri {a7 ^^- "^^ shock with fear : to 
 lt.1 II ly, make afraid. 
 
 ter'ritory,3i.,S'^"""'^y=^ 
 
THE 
 
 146 
 
 THU 
 
 biir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 frii-' rr\r' "■ Fear; dread; cause of 
 Lt.1 1 Ul 5 fear. 
 
 forcrk °- Smooth; clearly written; 
 lt.1 bt.5 neat. 
 
 terse' ness,^ess""'""''' ""''*" 
 
 f pr" tian "^' l^etuming every third 
 
 fc»cif "• ^" examination; judgment; 
 lehl^ trial. 
 
 tes ta" ceous, ^heils"""""^ "' 
 test' a ment, -rfp^^re.^ '"' '"^^^ 
 test a ment' a ry, ?„ w°f£'"'^ 
 
 fpct' ntp ^' I^^^i"? made and left a 
 
 fciof 1' fr»r "• One who makes and 
 leisL tl LUI ^ leaves ^ will. 
 
 test a' trix,:-^r"'''"'' '''"'' 
 
 ^^ j.^ • p^ vi. To witness ; to prove; 
 IC-bt 1 lj5 to give evidence. 
 X J./ * 1^ adv. Fretfully; peevishly; 
 lebL 1 Ajj morosely. 
 
 test'imonyjjro^of'""'"'"^ 
 
 tof K' ar ^^'- '^° ^^^ ^° * ^P°* while 
 Leill ei 5 feeding ; to limit. 
 
 tet' fe 
 
 er 
 
 n. A scab ; scurf ; a ring- 
 5 worm. 
 
 fPYt "• ^ sentence of scripture ; a sub- 
 LeALj ject of discourse. 
 
 f-pYt' n rP "• ^^^ "^^ weaving; a 
 LcAt in t;^ -wreb ; a thing woven. 
 fVin-Tklr «t- To make acknowledgments 
 LliaillV^ for kindness. 
 
 thank' fulj-u^SI/'^-'""^"^ 
 thank' less, "iaSi"""""'- ""■ 
 thanks giv'ing,"„f.'^et?."""'° 
 
 ^L, _^ vi. To grow liquid after freez- 
 lllciW, ing . to melt. 
 
 the' a ter« "• a playhouse for shows. 
 
 theat'rieal,:4i°"^'"^'°'^^^ 
 
 fVip-pt "• "^^^^ ^^^ °^ stealing, or the 
 
 lllt^lL^ thing stolen. 
 
 fV»/^' i£prv» «• Acknowledgment of a 
 
 LIIU lalll^ God. 
 
 flipmp "• Subject; dissertation; top- 
 
 the oJ ra cy, J;eS""' '"""'"" 
 the o io' gi an, ^^^^^^i^l 
 theol'ogy,?y.^"'"'""^'^'"'"^- 
 
 f hp' n rpm "• -^ &'^'^" principle ; a 
 i/iic; w J. cm, position laid down. 
 
 theoret'i€,;;aS:='"''^^"'" 
 the'orist,r-,S;f 6""="""""""- 
 
 flif»' n rv «■ Speculation; a system ; 
 Lilt- U I y, a scheme. 
 
 therapeu'ti€s,3istifs"'""' 
 
 n. Instrument to 
 measure heat. 
 
 ther morn' e ter,' 
 
 f Vip' GIG n. A position laid down ; a 
 
 LllU bio, proposition. 
 
 f Ki *ilr «• t>ense ; not thin ; not clear; 
 
 Ull-t.ll, stupid. 
 
 fVii^l^-' /^n ^^- To make thick; to 
 
 llll-t/H CII, condense. 
 
 fViix»lr' t^i n. A close wood or copse ; 
 
 Llll-t/tt. CL, a tuft of trees. 
 
 thieve, vi. To steal ; to practice theft. 
 
 thzev' ish, J^e"? ;Ty.*° '''"'""^ ' ''" 
 
 f Viin *'• -^^^ thick or close ; rare ; slen- 
 
 lillll, der; lean. 
 
 iUi*-«lr vi. To imagine ; to conceive in 
 
 LIllIlK, the mind. 
 
 •fViVfof "• Want of drink; vehement 
 
 mil bl, desire. 
 
 thirst' y, «• Suffering want of drink. 
 f hlf h' or *"^''' '^^ ^^^^^ place ; to that 
 thonff. "• -A- strap or string of leather. 
 tho' rax, »■ The breast ; the chest. 
 
 thor' ough^ levfocr'"'"'' ^"''' 
 
 fKruirrlif (thaut) n. The act of think- I 
 LliUUgllL, ing. rellection. 
 
 thought' ful, ^are?uT''"'^''' 
 
 thought' less, JaSeVs"''"''"'^ 
 
 thrall' dom,?,de''""''' ''''''■ 
 
 f VirP/7t "• ^ menace ; a denunciation 
 
 flif o/rf' />n '''• To menace; to at- 
 LUl tiML C.11, tempt to leirify. 
 
 thrift, "■ Profit ; gain ; prosperity. 
 
 thrift' less, - p^^^^'^^^^^ ; '^^'''■ 
 
 fVii-ift' V «• Frugal; sparing; not 
 
 Uirilt y, profuse. 
 
 f Iti'iII ^^' To pierce ; to penetrate ; to 
 
 f Viri VP *'^- To prosper ; to grow rich ; 
 
 LlH-lVt;, to advance. 
 
 f U^^^U vi. To heave ; to palpitate, as 
 
 llirOU, the heart, 
 
 throe "■ ^ ^^"^ ' ^"^ extreme ago- 
 
 throng^'r.i'e."'"'' " ''"" """'" 
 
 f l-i»»K-i#^r7» "'^"- From one side to the 
 LIU OU^/l^ other ; to the end. 
 
 thrO'M?. vt. To fling ; to cast ; to hurl. 
 
 flrfiicf *^- To push; to intrude; to | 
 till Ubl, drive ; to stab. 
 
 thump, n. A hard, heavy, dull blow. 
 thump, vL To beat with heavy blows. 
 
 ■fl-inTi' Ai-i^ n. Loud noise which fol- 
 IIIUII Uer, lows lightning. 
 
 thun'derbolt,-Str'''- 
 
TIT 
 
 147 
 
 TOR 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 iU^ixju ri »*• To cross ; to oppose ; to 
 
 Liiwcli t^ contravene. 
 
 f i o' vo «• A dress for the head; a 
 
 II cl Id, diadem. 
 
 A* K vi. To note by vibration, as a 
 
 Llt^K, watch. 
 
 ^* U/ ]• U a. Sensible to titiliation ; 
 
 lliyn. llbll^ tottering ; nice. 
 I x- J n. Time; season ; while ; ebb and 
 j Ll<-lv>^ flow of the tide. 
 
 ti' di riGSS* »>■ Neatness ; readiness. 
 
 fi' rlinrrc "• News; incidents rela- 
 Ll Ulllg»5 ^ed ; inteUigence. 
 
 ti' dy« a- Seasonable ; timely; neat. 
 
 fl^ n. A knot ; a fastening ; an obliga- 
 
 ^^^^ lion. 
 
 f r^ vt. To fasten virith a knot ; to bind ; 
 
 *'A'^5 to hinder. 
 
 iit^Tct^ n. A vessel holding the third 
 
 LftUI KjKi^ part of a pipe. 
 
 i^rrTii "• Tense; close; not loose; 
 
 11^ nv,^ penurious. 
 
 tia-hf' Pn ^^- '^° straighten; t© 
 
 ll^ni CII5 make close. 
 
 f :il vt. To cultivate ; to husband ; to 
 
 ^-^^^ plow. 
 
 fill' r^cea "• A*"* °^ husbandry; cul- 
 
 tlll agU^ ture of the earth. 
 
 f irr»' V»ot« "• Wood fit for building ; a 
 
 LlIIl Ut.1 , large beam. 
 
 fimo "• Measure of duration ; an in- 
 
 LlUll^^ terval; an age. 
 
 timp' Iv **■ Seasonable; in good 
 
 lllllly ly^ time; early; soon. 
 
 tim'id, -g/^^^'^^' ^""^'"^ ^°"'^- 
 
 fim iri' i fv "• Want of courage; 
 lim la 1 ty, fearfulness. 
 
 tim' or ous, j/^r^^'-f"' ^f ^^^^ser ; 
 tine' ture, ^•^^gf'^'"""''"^'^^''^ 
 
 i i n' rlf»r "■ ^^S^ when burnt ; some- 
 llll UtJl , tjyng very inflammable. 
 
 tin6« "• The spike of a fork or harrow. 
 
 fincrp "*• To imbue with color or 
 )^ 7 taste. 
 
 tinffe, «• A color ; a stain ; a dye. 
 
 fin' cnl "• Specious; showy; super- 
 till tobl, ficial. 
 
 I tint, n. Adye; a color; ahuejastain. 
 
 i fi' nv "• Little; small; diminutive; 
 
 1 *-* *V9 puny. 
 
 i fii.fi vt. To fatigue; to make weary ; 
 
 { ^■'■^ ^5 to harass. 
 
 J f iro' or^mo «• Wearisome ; tedi- 
 
 j "^^^ ^ feUllliv, ous . fatiguing. 
 
 fie' on /> "• Cloth interwoven with 
 
 uis 55 UC;, gold or silver. 
 
 tllhe, «• The tenth part of anything. 
 
 tit' il late, vt. to tickie. 
 
 fi'fl/» "■'^ name ; an inscription ;. an 
 tl lie, appellation : a claim. 
 
 tit' ter, vi. To laugh with restraint. 
 
 tit' i]p "■ "^ small particle ; a point ; 
 
 fif' n loi» °- Having the title only; 
 UL U lai, nominal. 
 fif' n In T'v **• Consisting in, or re- 
 liL U la 1 J', lating to, a title. 
 
 fn O-pfh' Pr *"^*'- ^" company; at 
 LU gtJtll t;i , the same time. 
 
 toil. n. Labor; fatigue ; drudgery. 
 
 f nil ***• To labor ; to work at ; to wea- 
 
 f rkil' of "• A dressing-table ; act of 
 LUll tJl, dressing. 
 
 toil' some, j;eait!'°"°"' ' '^'"^' 
 
 frv' \rd>n "• A sign ; a mark ; amemo- 
 lU KC/Il, rial of love. 
 frkl' c^r n KI/> "• Supportable; that 
 LUl t?I a Uir, may be endured. 
 
 tol' er ance, J„/„l°' '"'»"" -' 
 
 fnl' t*!- nfo ^*- To permit; to suf- 
 HJl t.1 an:., fer; to allow. 
 
 tol er a" tion, ^SS^"'' ' ^''" 
 
 toil, «• A fee ; excise ; sound of a bell. 
 
 tXrvkA »»• A monument for the dead ; a 
 
 LOIIM/, vault. 
 
 tone "■ A note ; sound; quality; ac- j 
 
 fXn<T«#/> »• One of the organs of 
 
 LUllga-C, speech and taste. 
 
 f rkn' i.r» S "-A strengthening medicine. 
 
 LUll li:y, I a. Relating to tones. 
 
 fnrkl "• Any instrument; one who is 
 
 LUUl, iijred by another. 
 
 iCiVi "• The highest part or place ; the 
 
 ^r 9 surface of a tiling. 
 ff\rJ \n n. The general head ; asub- 
 tup it/, ject ; a theme. 
 ir\-rJ iz» n1 <*• Relating to some gen- 
 lOp 1€ ai, eral head. 
 
 top' most, a. Uppermost ; highest. 
 
 topog'raphy,;,a^-"'p^>-°f 
 
 f rkrpVi "• A wax light ; a light larger 
 LUl ^^11, tijan a candle. 
 fnr mpnf' ^'- To put to pain; to j 
 tUi IlitJllt , harass ; to tease. 
 tor' mpnt "• Anything tiiat gives 
 \,\ji. lAxv^iiL, pain ; disease ; anguish. 
 
 tor na' do, Itt""'"^'"^ '' ^ ""'''''' 
 
 tor pe' d0,,n- An electrlcal fi.sh. 
 
 frvi«' nirl °- Benumbed; motionless; 
 lUl piU, inactive. 
 for' nf\r "• Numbness ; inability to 
 tui pui , move. 
 
 fnr' rpnf "• A violent, sudden, and 
 
 LVJi 1 cut, rapid stream. 
 
 tor' rid "■ ^^'"^^hed ; hot ; dried with 
 
 tort' u ous"' "„S.!:;r^"'"'""^^ 
 
 f rkrf ' n f£\ "• Judicial torment ; an- 
 lUl t tH t;, guish ; pain. 
 
 f nrf ' n rt» '^^- To punish with tor- 
 tui L LH 1., tureg . to torment. 
 
TRA 
 
 148 
 
 TRA 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 f rkCG "• "^^^ ^^^ ^^ tossing ; a throwing 
 LUbtej up the head, 
 
 l^jjg vl. To throw ; to agitate ; to make 
 lUftB^ restless ; to disquiet. 
 
 to' tal. a. Whole ; Complete ; full. 
 
 ir\' in] }xr flrfv. Wholly ; completely ; 
 tU lai 1^, entirely. 
 f r^f ' tor *'*• T<^ shako so as to threat- 
 tUL LtJI 5 en a fall ; to stagger, 
 fof tpr ino- ?• Unsteady ; stagger- 
 IL»L ll>l 111^5 jng ; shaking. 
 f/inr»Vi *'^- '^° handle slightly; to 
 IC/Ul^ll^ reach ; to move ; to effect. 
 tnuoVt "• Sense of feeling ; contact ; 
 LC/UC'll^ a test ; feature ; essay. 
 fnnoh'iW *"'''• Peevislily; with 
 W/UCll 1 ij5 irritation. 
 
 touch' ing,tffeanr''^°^^"^' 
 
 touch' stone, J^^f ^ "'''"°" '' 
 
 f^,, ™U {<«/) a. Not brittle ; stiff ; firm; 
 tUUgll, strong. 
 
 tough' en, tJy'! ""'''' ^''"^^ "' 
 
 f rv^#»» n. A journey ; a ramble ; a revo- 
 lUai , lution. 
 
 ff\ttr^ lot "• One who makes a tour; 
 lUUl Ifel, a traveler. 
 
 tourn' a ment, "e.eVu'ntL?"''' 
 
 tritn v^- To draw through tiio water by 
 
 LU«7, a rope. 
 
 trim' orr/a "• Act of towing ; money 
 
 low tlgd, paid for towing. 
 
 tn' ■wnrrl i"^^i'- ^" ^ direction to; 
 
 tU WctI U, regarding ; nearly. 
 
 ic\\\7^ Of «• -^ ^ig'^ building ; a for- 
 
 tOW'er,;;igu'''''°''' to fly or rise 
 
 town' s:hin "• '^'^^ district belong- 
 
 lUWll fcllljJ, ingtoatown. 
 
 trwT "• A t"fl«J; a plaything; a baw- 
 
 ^*^J5 ble. 
 
 f^«^^ n. A mark left; a footstep ; a 
 
 tl aK^^j track ; a path. 
 
 franco vi. To follow with exactness ; 
 
 tl au^, to mark out. 
 
 trace' a bk, Jrace'd'''' ""'"^ ^' 
 
 tro^lr n. A mark left ; a beaten path; 
 
 Ucl-t/K, a road. 
 
 trM-olr' locc o- Having no track; 
 
 11 cl-t/K ItbS, untrodden. 
 
 ifr\yyf Tl. A quantity of land ; a rcglon ; 
 
 tl a-t/t, j^ treatise. 
 
 tract'able,Lfgtn?,l^'"""" 
 
 <t»o/»t'il^ a. That can be drawn out ;' 
 11 (lijl lie;, ductile. 
 trarip "•Traffic; barter ; commerce; 
 tl ctut;, occupation. 
 
 trades' man, J^S" '"^'^'"' '" 
 tradi"tion,".,°;„",°r""'"°"' 
 tradi"tional,S,Sl.'"'"" 
 
 tm rlrir»o' *"'• To calumniate; to 
 tl a UU(.>i> 5 condemn. 
 
 tra^t' or, l.J!"^ ^^° ^^''''^' * 
 
 tn.r' fl4^ "■ ^<"'"">®''ce ; barter ; 
 
 tra ge' di an,*;dy."*'''"*'^''^^" 
 
 trncr' P rlv "• I'l'^matic exhibition 
 tl ag ty UJ^, of serious action. 
 
 irag l<i, ? a. Relating to tragedy; 
 traff' i-C al C calamitous ; dreadful. 
 
 ti'Q'jl »'• To follow a track ; to draw 
 
 tl aw, along. 
 
 frnin* n. A retinue ; process ; a pro- 
 
 tl aeil, cession. 
 
 ir^'irk *'*• To educate; to draw; to 
 
 tl atll, entice ; to breed. 
 
 tram'ing,:,e'^rSs:^^--^"^*'^^"^ 
 
 trn^'t "• ^ ^^ 
 tl afct, touch. 
 
 tra^t' 
 
 trnit' nr Ollvs o. Treacherous ; per- 
 Ud,«l Ul t>Ute,fidiou3; faithless. 
 trn-jt' voce "• -^ female who be- 
 ti clt't 1 coo, travs. 
 
 tmm' mol ". A net ; shackles for a 
 tl am llltJl, jjo,.se . an iron hook. 
 ti*oi"n' TYiol "'• To catch; to en- 
 tl am lllCl, chain ; to intercept. 
 froi-vrrk *t- To travel, or travel on 
 
 iramp, foot. 
 
 tram' pie, vt. to tread under foot. 
 trnnPP "• An ecstasy ; a vision ; rap- 
 
 tran' qmUs?ut:i. "''""■"' ^ ""■ 
 tran' quil ize, f:-,J„'',e"rTarr' 
 tranquil'lity,:Jf=^i,f"- 
 
 Vrnno n.ot' v^ To manage ; to nego- 
 11 ailt> a-t/t , tiate ; to carry on. 
 
 trans a€"tion,ri,„"Xr''"' 
 trans al' pine, ti^J^l '"'""' 
 
 trn nsj PPnrl' **' "^^ surpass; to 
 LI aiib CiyllU , exceed ; to excel. 
 
 trans cend' ent, tJS"""'' 
 trans cend' ent ly, itnZt 
 
 fmn fi/>rThp' »><. To copy ; to write 
 tl ail o^l lUt; , over again. 
 
 tran's€ript,:->ary^'^'^'»''"i 
 tran scrip" tion, Jopl^^V "'' 
 trans' fer,;r^tfe.'"'' "''"'"'' 
 
 trnriG ff^r' *''• To convey ; to make 
 tl alio Ai^i , over ; to remove. 
 
 transfer' a ble, £™S™I'"" 
 
 trans fig' ure,iI,V.rfigre: 
 
 trans fix', ft To pierce through. 
 
 trnn« form' '''• '^^ d^ango in ex- 
 iranS lOl 111 , temal form. 
 
TRA 
 
 149 
 
 TRE 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, ^aise, gem, thin, {hou. 
 
 trans form a" tion, Sf sha*p"e^® | trav' ail, « To labor or be in labor. 
 
 ~ f rnv' #^1 w»- To journey ; to pass from 
 
 Li a.y t.!, piacg to place. 
 
 tfnv^ ol or* "• One who journeys ; 
 tl av t:^! Ul 5 a wayfarer. 
 
 trav' erse, "ero^^r^ '^'^^^'^ °' 
 
 tr 51 v' r»r on *'^- '^° ^'■oss ; to oppose ; 
 ti dV t^l &i^, to wander over. 
 f I'Q'tf "• A shallow trough of wood or 
 ^^ «■*/? metal. 
 
 treach'erous,?,nhres;''""^^ 
 trench' er y, Jj- S^>'' '^'^"^^'^ 
 
 frS/-»' ^l/a "• T'lo spume of sugar; 
 LI tiU -t^ir, melasses. 
 
 trn/^rl "*■ ''° ^'^'^ ^'^0 foot; to trara- 
 II tJC^U, pio . to crush. 
 
 trea' S^n, «• Olsloyalty ; treachery. 
 
 ir^n' «/>!! a hl^ a. Having the na- 
 U Ua »</II cl Ult;,t„re of treason. 
 
 trees' ure, Jehel'^"'' '''"''''^' 
 treas' ure, ;;'p7° ^»°^'''^' *° '^^ 
 
 f r^^f '^'^ ''"'^ negotiate ; to settle ; to 
 tl UMlj manage ; to handle. 
 
 treat. »• -A feast ; an entertainment. 
 
 treat' ise, J; a discourse, a written 
 
 trp/7f' mPnt ?• Usage, good or 
 tlCC^L 111»^I1»^ bad; entertainment. 
 f rS/jf ' v "• Act of treating ; a nego- 
 Lltjat J' 5 tiation. 
 f»«/aK' 1^ (trib' I) a. Threefold; sharp 
 
 ireu le;, of sound. 
 
 trcb' ly. adv. Triply ; thrice told. 
 trpl' \\< "■ I'^'^^ice-work of wood, 
 
 f-rnnc fn«p' wr To pour out of one 
 U dllfe 1 Ua»U , jnto anotlier. 
 
 transgress', ;!oiI'e'^" '"'''*" 
 trans gres' sion, £1'°^"''°" °^ 
 
 trnn' cinnf °- ^o°" P^^t ; short; 
 U dll MUllL, momentary. 
 
 trans it, »»• The passing of a planet. 
 
 transi"tion,;age''rXn1l.'"' 
 trans' it ory, r,-/""'^'""^^p^"^- 
 trans late', ;;;;^to transport; to re- 
 trans la" tion, t^Sr' "" 
 trans lu' cent, Sear.'"'"^^""*' 
 trans mis' sion,)„. The act of 
 
 ! trans mit' tal, 5 transmuting. 
 
 frnnc! mif' *'• To send from or»e 
 U ailb Illlt , place to another. 
 
 trans mu' ta bk, Jka^g^e^''^' °^ 
 
 trnnc: milto' "' '^" cliange from 
 liailh lllUH^ 5one nature to another. 
 f».r»»-»' oXrvi w. A cross-beam over a 
 
 iran soiii, ^oor. 
 
 trans par' en cy, ?;ansi«cence: 
 
 trans par ent, mittin^g likht*"*' 
 
 f rnn<2 nTro' ^- '^'^ escape from se- 
 tl cilia JJii yj ^recy; to become public 
 
 trans plantVnew';^""'™'"' 
 
 ♦ rone nrirf' ^*- To convey from 
 irailb pOl L , place to place. 
 
 trans' port, V:Tpture".'' ' "''" 
 trans pos'al,-,Vcmg.^'"^'^ 
 trans pose', rut'oVprcr''^""' 
 trans po si" tion, ;? pVces""' 
 
 a. Running cross- 
 wise. 
 
 trans vers' al, 
 trans verse', «• Lying across. 
 trans verse' ly, 
 trap. 
 
 adv. In a cross 
 direction. 
 A snare ; ambush ; strata- 
 gem. 
 f m r\ ^*- To Insnare ; to catch by strat- 
 ^***l-'5 agem. 
 
 tra pan', ^f; J° '^' ^ ^'^^ ^""^ ^ *° '"" 
 trap' door, Soo^r.'^^''' ^" * '°°^ °' 
 
 trur/ i-^Inrrffl "• P'"- Ornaments; 
 LI a|J pillg», embellishments. 
 fmcVi '•• I^ross ; refuse or worthless 
 tl dMl, matter. 
 trash' V "■ worthless, vile, use- 
 
 vi. To shako ; to shiver ; 
 to totter. 
 
 n. Act of shaking; 
 
 tremor. » 
 
 trem' blc, 
 
 trem' bling, 
 
 tre men' dous, Jn^t^lw^ui.'"' 
 
 trn' mrkf "• State of trembhng or 
 tl V^ lllUl , quivering. 
 
 trpm' 11 Ions "• Trembling ; quiv- 
 tlCIll U lUUh, ering; fearful. 
 trench "'■ ^^ dig into ditches; to 
 
 frpnr^h **• ^ ditch ; a defense for sol- 
 tl UlU^il, jiers or a camp. 
 
 trench' er,;i,tl^'"*^"^^"°''" 
 
 tre pan', ^t. To perforate the skull. 
 
 trep id a" tion, ?„,^'»S„°„' '"■ 
 
 froc' T^occ V'- To transgress; to en- 
 tl e& JJciafei, ter unlawfully. 
 
 tres'pass, ?ensl:^"'""''''""' '^' 
 
 tress, n. A lock or curl of hair. 
 
TRI 
 
 150 
 
 TRO 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey^ marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 #r«£kcj' /l^ "• -^ frame to support any 
 LI tib l-ier, thing on. 
 
 f rot "• A» 
 
 Ll CLj for ^ 
 
 trev' et, fegs 
 
 fri' nl "" '^®^'' 5 experiment 
 
 )wance made in weight 
 
 An iren stool with three 
 
 tempta- 
 
 f i«i' QVA rr]/> "• -A- figure with three 
 II 1 dll glC?, angles. 
 
 tri an" gu lar, ^ng?er'"^ ""'' 
 
 fi'TKo " A family or distinct class of 
 11 1U«^5 people. 
 
 fi'i Kn' -nnl "■ The seat of a judge ; 
 til UU liaij a court of justice. 
 f T«iK' n r>r> "• <^ommander of a Ro- 
 ll lU U-lit-j inan legion. 
 
 frih' 11 fa rv ^- laying tribute; 
 
 iriU U Id 1^5 subordinate. 
 
 ■f i«iK' n f/:» "• -^ tax ; a contribution ; 
 
 LI lU U'tl^5 payment. 
 
 ^„-„„ n. A short time; a moment; an 
 
 II lt/t^5 instant. 
 
 A • ■L. vt. To deceive ; to cheat ; to im- 
 
 Ll l-t^Kj pose on ; to dress or adorn. 
 
 tri<^k, n- A sly fraud ; artifice ; habit. 
 
 fvi^L-' f^r V "• "T'^® art of dressing 
 lil-t/lV CI J 5 up ; artifice. 
 ffi^lr' loll *• Mischievously artful; 
 LI It/lV Ibllj cunning. 
 
 fri-olr' \p '"^' T" ^^^^ or run down in 
 
 tri' dent, £j^^ ^^^^'^^ °' ^*p- 
 
 tri' ^rl ^P- Examined; essayed; at- 
 Ll 1 CU, tempted. 
 
 tri en' nial,?ear?"'"' '"■■'''"' 
 
 fi-i' fll/> '^^^ '^° ^'^'' ^'^''^^ levity; to in- 
 
 LI 1 lie, dulge foolishly. 
 
 f ri' (\f> "• ^ 1^""^ of no value or con- 
 
 LI 1 !!€>, sequence. 
 
 +».i' flirirr «• Unimportant; wanting 
 
 in Illllgj truth. 
 
 tri fo' li.ate, feave?"""" ''"' 
 
 tri' form, a- Having a triple shape. 
 
 ffirr' rrc»f "• ^^^ catch of awheel 
 trig gei 5 or gun. 
 
 trig' on al, S'ers"^^'"^ "''^"" '"'- 
 trig o nom' e try, ^-ftnangT" 
 tri lat' er al, «des'''""" 
 
 j.~.'11 n. A musical vibration ; a quaver 
 
 Ll 111, of the voice. 
 
 frill \ ^*' "^^ shake the voice in music. 
 
 Ill, I vi. To trickle ; to quaver. 
 f fill' ii^n »»• A. million of millions of 
 irill lOIl, millions. 
 f ri m **■ ^""^ ! neatly dressed ; spruce; 
 Ll nil, nicely balanced. 
 ffim' minrrcj n-p^w- Ornamental ap- 
 Ll lin llllllg»5pendages, lace, &c. 
 frin' i fv "• Uuion of three persons 
 Ll 111 1 Lj, in one Godhead. 
 
 es. 
 three 
 
 n. A state of being trite 
 worn out. 
 
 ffinlr' of "• A toy; a trifling orna- 
 LlllllV tJL, n,gnt. 
 ti'i'' ri "• Music in three parts ; a union 
 ^-^A ^? of three. 
 
 f rin "' ^ stumble ; a mistake ; a short 
 r 5 excursion. 
 
 tripet'alous,£,?™<,Ve';r 
 triph' thong, ?hre^vrJll;°" "' 
 
 f firk' I/' "• Tlireelold ; three times re- 
 Ll IjJ IC, pealed. 
 
 trip' Ic, vt. To make threefold. 
 
 ffivk' Inf "• Three verses rhyming 
 
 II ip li>l, together. 
 
 trip' li cate, ^^ch.''^ '^"'' ^' 
 
 f ri' Tinrl "■ ^ stool or seat with three 
 
 + rir»' T\ir»rr "• Q"ick ; light ; nimble; 
 Ll ip piligj passing quickly. 
 
 trip' ping lj,«S;VtSon^"^'^ 
 tri se<^" tion, "li^^^l^!" ^"^^ 
 
 trist, «. Sad ; gloomy. 
 
 trist' ful, %^^^,: "^«^^"^^»°iy' «°'^- 
 
 frifo "• Common; stale; worn out; 
 Ll ILly, not new. 
 
 trite' ness, Jr 
 
 fr-if' n mfo '^^^ To grind to pow- 
 
 Ll It U 1 aLt-, der ; to pound. 
 
 fri' nmnh »»• Joy for victory or suc- 
 
 Ll 1 Ullipil, cess ; conquest. 
 
 fri' »it-r»»-\lT VI. To obtain or celebrate 
 
 III UIIipil, a victory. 
 
 tri Umph' al, a. used in triumph. 
 
 fri nTYiT-.Vi' nr»t «• traced with con- 
 
 LH Ullipii cilil-jquest; victorious. 
 
 fi-i nm' vi rnfo "• Government 
 
 II 1 Um VI FclLe, by three men. 
 
 fri' n no <*• Being at once three and 
 
 III LUlt?, one. 
 
 fri n' Tii fir "• State of being triune; 
 
 11 1 U 111 LJ, trinity. 
 
 f„*-./ \ nl a. Worthless; inconsider- 
 
 LIIV 1 ai, able; trifling. 
 
 fr rill ^^- To go round ; to move circu- 
 
 LlUll, ]ariy. 
 
 frrvl' 1r\i-k "• -^ slovenly woman; a 
 
 LFOl lOp, slattern. 
 
 ■fvr\r^r\ «• A Company ; a body of cav- 
 
 irOOp, airy. 
 
 f rrino " ^ figure of speech ; a turn ; 
 
 Ll OpC, a change. 
 
 tro' pny? n. A memorial of victory. 
 
 frm^' i^ "■ Tlie line at which the 
 
 Ll op l-t", sun turns back. 
 
 frr\r\' i^ q1 «• Relating to the trop- 
 
 Ll up 1-t/ dl, jcs ; figurative. 
 
 frrkf "• The high jolting pace of a 
 
 LFUL, horse. 
 
 frofh "■ B^^^^^^ faith ; truth ; fidel- 
 
 troi*' ba dowr, l^^^oyZl''''' 
 
TRY 
 
 151 
 
 TUR 
 
 book, dove, full, use, €an, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 ^r/iiiK' l/> "*• "^^ disturb; to make 
 LlUUU IC5 uneasy; to vex. 
 
 troub'le, 3|,S'""''""'"'°''• 
 t^oub' Ic some, L^otST'^ 
 
 ff^iiK' lr\na °- Conlused ; disor- 
 IIUUU lUUJs, dered; tumultuous. 
 f rr\ii n-Vi (trauf.)H. Any long thing hol- 
 LrUUgll, lowed out. 
 
 trounce, Jt J.° ^''"''^ ""''"'"''' '' '° 
 
 trout, «• A delicious spotted fish. 
 
 frciiri **• '^^ think ; to imagine ; to 
 
 H Ucfj conceive ; to trust. 
 
 trow' p1 "■ "^ ^°°^ ^° spread mortar 
 
 <-i«n' o»^f «. Idle ; absent from school ; 
 II U tlllL, loitering. 
 frilop "■ Cessation of hostilities ; a 
 LruC/U, temporary peace. 
 
 truck, ^t. To exchange or barter. 
 
 tril^k'' ]p ***■ '^^ ^® ^" subjection; 
 
 tru' €u lence,l-,p??r*»"'^' "' 
 tru' eu lent, %Jrc"'^ti: '"'" 
 
 f r n rl err* **• "^^ travel laboriously ; to 
 H UU^l^5 jog on heavily. 
 ffil/? «• Not false; genuine; real; 
 11 UfJ, truthful. 
 
 true' heart ed, f,i^°S ' ^'"''' 
 true' ness, Sess^.'"''"'^ ' ^^''^^''^' 
 
 tru' ism, "• An undeniable truth. 
 
 ti»n' Iv °'^"- Faithfully ; not falsely ; 
 
 ^* *^ V 9 honestly. 
 
 friimn "*• To win with a trump card ; 
 
 Li UUip, to impose upon. 
 
 fi»nmi^' i^kf V "• Falsehood; use- 
 
 irUlIip er y, less trltles. 
 
 f fiirriT^' £»f n. An instrument of mar- 
 
 irUIIip tJL, tiai music. 
 
 fiMin^' nfo ^'^^ To maim; to lop; 
 
 11 UUt. cite, to cut short. 
 
 trun' cheon, ;-4ef ''' ''^^ "'^ 
 trun' die, ;:J-J° ^°^^ ^^ ^ ^^^^^''^^^- 
 
 tfnnlr »»• The body of a tree ; a chest 
 11 UIIK, for clothes. 
 
 trust, "• Cenfidence ; credit ; reliance. 
 
 tfiiof ^*- To confide in ; to credit ; to 
 11 Ufe»t, believe. 
 
 frncf 00' n. One intrusted with any 
 tl Ubt UU , thing 
 
 trust' y, a. Honest ; faithful ; true. 
 
 trfif Vi "• Purity from falsehood ; fidel- 
 H Utll, jty . virtue. 
 
 truth' ful,J;t^"^^ °f ^^"^'^' ^°"- 
 tr uth' less, fesTSl.''^''' ' '^''*" 
 
 j-j,^ Dt. To examine ; to attempt ; to 
 *-* J 5 essay. 
 
 tub, "• A large, open, wooden vessel. 
 tube* "• A pipe ; a long hollow body. 
 
 f n' Kon ^}/y "• An excrescence on 
 LU LItJl -t/lC, the body ; a pimple. 
 
 tube' rose, Sowtr. '"'"''""'''""^ 
 
 fii' K11 Inr* <»• Resembling a pipe; 
 LU UU lar, Jong and hollow. 
 fn.<>]* ^^' '^^ inclose; to press into a 
 LU-t>r\., narrow compass. '' 
 
 tuft, «• A cluster of leaves, grass, &c. 
 tnfV' pH °' Growing in tufts or clus- 
 
 tnrr *"• To pull with forco ; to Strug* 
 
 ^^igf gle. 
 
 tU i" tion, «;^Guardianship ; instruc- 
 
 tu' liPi "• A flower of great variety. 
 
 fiirv^' kl.o »»• To fall to the ground; 
 lUIIl UI6, to roil about. 
 
 turn' bier, «• a dnnkingglass. 
 
 tumefa€"tion,^tum"r'"'"^' 
 
 fii' rvir\ f€7 v'» To swell; to make 
 
 LU IIIC IJ , swell. 
 
 fn' mirl *• Swelling ; puffed up; 
 
 LU iiiiu, pompous. 
 
 fn' rni~vi« "• A morbid swelling; af- 
 
 LU illOl , fected pomp. 
 
 tu' mU loUS, a. Full of hills ; hilly. 
 
 fn' rr»nlf "• Astir; riot; wild com- 
 LU lllUll, motion. 
 
 tu mult' u ous, oto'us'""''"' ' "' 
 
 ft^Yi "■ ^ large cask; weight of two 
 
 ^-Llll, thousand pounds. 
 
 f n' v-«o Kl^ «• Harmonious ; melo- 
 
 lU nd OlC, dious. 
 
 filrtrk "• Harmony; note; order; hu- 
 
 LUllC, mor. 
 
 tune, ^i- To put into a musical state. 
 tune' lUl, «• Musical; harmonious. 
 tun' inff, "• Act of putting into tune. 
 tun' nel, vt. To form like a tunnel. 
 
 fnr^' r^ril "• The shaft of a chimney ; 
 LUIl nCl, a funnel. 
 
 tur' bid, a. Thick ; muddy; not clear 
 tUr' bot, n. A delicate sea-fish. 
 
 tur'bulence, ^;Jr""' '""' 
 
 fni*' Kn lonf «• Tumultuous ; vio- 
 lUl UU. lUIll, lent ; disorderly. 
 
 turi, "• A clod covered with grass. 
 turi, vt. To cover with turfs. 
 
 f ,,„' ^.: J «. SweUing ; bloated ; bom- 
 LUr giU, bastic. 
 
 tlir' moil »»• Trouble; tumult; har- 
 tUl *H^**5 assing uneasmess. 
 
TYR 
 
 152 
 
 UNA 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, m5ve, 
 
 fiirn "• The act of turning ; change ; 
 
 tUl 11^ alteration, 
 
 f nrn *'*• '^'^ move round ; to change ; 
 
 lUni^ to return. 
 
 turn' €o«t, Jis^LV""" '°'"''" 
 tur' pen tine, ^i4rj.rp2: 
 
 f.i»»' i-»i *n/^/-k n. Inherent vileness ; 
 lUr pi lUUe, depravity. 
 
 fill-' vtnf "• -^ ^'"^® tower or emi- 
 tUI 1 t^tj nence. 
 
 tu'telage,J;,«r'^°*"''P"'- 
 
 lU LG lal ^ / a. Having guardian- 
 
 tu' tor. "• A teacher ; an instructor. 
 
 fn' i^w- an-o "• The office or au- 
 lU tUl tlgtJj thority of a tutor. 
 ixum-rtre »• ^ sharp quick sound; rel- 
 LWtlllJ^, jsh ; taste. 
 twee' ZerS, -Small pinchers; nip- 
 
 twICG, «<^w. Two times ; doubly. 
 
 fiTzirr **• A small branch; a sprout ; a 
 ^^*^&9 little shoot. 
 
 fixri' ii^/ii ■*• Ligl^t before sunrise 
 IWl ilg'tl^ and all 
 
 twin, 
 twine^ ^ _ _ 
 
 twincr^i n. A sharp, short, sudden 
 LWlil5_,t;, pain. 
 
 twink'k,r^J,%t^^^'^^^^'^^^^^^^ 
 
 +\^7it-»]'-' linrr »• ^ motion of the 
 
 tVVink img, eye ; a flash. 
 
 t w/irl ^- '^^ revolve with a quick mo- 
 
 IWll 1, tion. 
 
 f \,vi«t *''* '^^ form by complication ; to 
 
 LVVlfel, weave ; to unite. 
 
 ♦ »x7ifr.l-« vi- To pluck hastily; to 
 
 LWlLCIl, snatch. 
 
 tym' bal, »• a kind of kettle-drum 
 
 tym' pa num, 
 
 n. An emt " 
 5 ing letter 
 t-xTf^' i^ nl a. Emblematical; figura 
 V P *^ ^h tive. 
 tvr»' i A? ^^- To represent; to sh 
 J r J 5 i» emblem. 
 
 ly pog' ra phy, f-g^^^' ''^ p""'" 
 ty ran ni-c, ) «. imperious ; 
 tyran'ni<^al,K'^'P"^''^•''""^• 
 
 f vr' nn nv "■ i^igorou^ govem- 
 lyi an liy, ment; severity. 
 
 ty rant, despot. 
 tyr' i an 
 ty' ro, I 
 
 alter sunset. 
 
 One of two born together. 
 
 vt. To twist ; to embrace. 
 5 \ vi. To unite closely. 
 
 71. A drum ; part of 
 the ear. 
 
 ^^-^„ n. An emblem ; a stamp ; a print 
 
 how 
 
 The purple dye ; a 
 9 tive of Tyre. 
 One in his rudiments 
 novice. 
 
 U. 
 
 UKin' ■t^i i\T «• Existence every 
 Uiq Ul ly 5 where at once. 
 
 ug'liness, r^de^^^'""'''' '"''"' 
 
 nrr' Kr «• Deformed ; offensive ; hate- 
 
 "5 V ? ful. 
 
 Ul CGr« »»• A dangerous running sore. 
 
 ul' cer ate, ^1^.'^° '""""" ^" "'■ 
 ulcera"tion,;ie^er"^"''° 
 
 ul' cer OUS, «• Afflicted with sores. 
 
 Ill f o' ri fw "■ Lying on the further 
 Ul Lt; 1 1 Ul , side ; lying beyond. 
 
 ul' ti mate, «• The very last ; final. 
 
 ul ti ma' turn, ^-Jl^l '^'' *=°"' 
 
 um'brage,-^-;!;;^'^^"-'-! 
 
 umbra'geous,-|aL^«^^^^- 
 
 nm l^rr>l' 1q «• A scret^n tokeepoff 
 uiii Ul K^l la, the sun or rain. 
 
 Um pire. « An arbitrator ; a judge. 
 
 nn 1 hoch' /^r1 «• N°*^ confused; 
 
 un a oasn e?a, undaunted. 
 
 nr* i-k' VA^ a. Without ability; weak ; 
 Uli a Ul^, „ot able. 
 
 un a dorn' ^d, « Not decorated. 
 
 un ad vis' ^d, ^mS"''*' ''"' 
 un af fe<^t' ed, :„/-^d' '''" = 
 unaid'ed, s;-eip''e5!^'"'''''' "°' 
 
 un al ter a bl6?, unchangeable.' 
 
 u.nanim'ity,Sesfgr'"'"''" 
 u nan' im ous, "^,^r^ °^ ""^ 
 
 unappar'ent,«Ju',r^^^''«' 
 
 iir» OT-kt' •*■ Dull; unsuitable; im- 
 UH apt , proper 
 
 unask'ed,?;onel^"""'^'""'^""" 
 Unas sum' ing, Soi5'°''''''""' 
 
 un a ton' ^d, a. Not expiated. 
 
 un at tend' ed, "ut^rSJe"^'"" 
 unava^Tab^ fes/"'"' "^^- 
 unavoid'abk,S,,Sy°^^ 
 un au' thor Tz ed, "autronfy"."' 
 
 un a ware , "> ^^^ suddenly ; un- 
 
 un a wares',^'^^'^'^''' 
 
UNC 
 
 153 
 
 UND 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 refined ; 
 coarse. 
 
 unbe€6m'ing,f„£"u"" 
 
 nn h(y b'^f "• Incredulity; irreli- 
 UIl Ue imi ^ gion ; infidelity. 
 
 UH UUllU ^ to set at ease. 
 
 un bi' as, t^J"" ^^^ ''°™ p^^^^' 
 unbi'ased^Jar'^rar^"''''^^'"'' 
 
 nn KTnrI' *'• To loose ; to untie ; to 
 UIl UlllU , separate. 
 
 un blest', ^:re^rd'''' ""'*'''''• 
 un blush' ing,;fli''""'^^"^« 
 un bolt' ed, Jif^fd"' 
 un born', Sfe^°' ^^^ ''^'""^•^^ *"'" 
 un bo' s5ni, I'^ZV""' '" ""' 
 un bought', S^on'^eT'"" "'"""' 
 unbri'dkd,-tiS"'"^'""'" 
 un bur' then, K,7°^'^'^°"°«^" 
 
 un <^an' did, «-Jif °' ''"'"^ 
 uncer' tain, tJ""'''"' •''"'''■ 
 un change' a b^SiS.^'^^^ 
 
 un Chang' ed,t,Sr"''"°' 
 un char' i ta bk, Jit/'^''^ °^ 
 
 un<^^ris'tian,;-/e'StLr'^ 
 unciv'il, ^•J;'^^""P°'•'^'^"- 
 un<ila^m'cd,"•^"''^^'"^"^"*^• 
 
 <^k, 
 
 not claimed. 
 Brother of one's father or 
 
 un x^io, motlier. 
 
 un -clean', a. FouI ; filthy ; impure. 
 
 un <^loud', X'^'' '"''' ''''"' °'^*=^- 
 
 nn ^InilH' nrl "• ^°^ ©bscured; 
 un <MOUa ea, free from clouds. 
 
 un -coin' Cd, a. Not coined. 
 
 un<iolleet'ed,--,,^,lSef- 
 un col' or ed^tZ?"'^''""^'"'''^ 
 un eom' fort a bk, Sis^nlar^'' 
 
 un <iom mon 
 
 a. Not frequent ; 
 5 rare. 
 
 un <ion ceeV ^d, ^f.^'^"^''"^^* 
 
 un con cern 
 
 f n. Indifference ; 
 5 negligence. 
 
 Abso- 
 
 un con di" tion al, f^te. 
 un con' quer a blc, ^jj^"^^" 
 
 uncon'scious,;£Sr"^= 
 un con test' ed, fed^°' ''''"* 
 un con' trite, Jentn^"'""''' 
 un con troll' a ble, I'^^^S"" 
 un con vert' ed, ^ra^el ''"'"' 
 un cor rupt',;,S:""'^ """"'''' 
 uncowrt'eous, ?i,?"''^•"'^■ 
 unco^^rt'ly,?oLrs^"'''"'"' 
 uncowth',^„,^r"'''°'''''"" 
 
 nn -pov' pr ^^- '^'^ '^'^?.^' °'" * ^°'^' 
 
 un t^UV t/l, ering; to disclose. 
 
 un Crcd' it ed, « Not believed. 
 
 nr».f»" f ir\n "• ^^^ ^^ anointing ; an 
 Ullt^ LlOIl, ointment. 
 
 Unc' tU OUS, o Fat ; oily ; greasy. 
 
 nn ^nrl^' ^A "■■ Umestrained ; li- 
 UH CUl U C;U, oentious. 
 
 un dam' ag ed, « Not impaired. 
 
 un dawnt' ed, -^unsubdued by 
 undaz'zled,;on'^f?3er'«^'""' 
 un de ca?/' ed, Sy^te' '""'"'"'' 
 undece^Ve',r;^?,i^?Sr- 
 un de fend' ed, l^^T""^ '" 
 undefil'ed,;,p;;r' "'''"'" 
 undefin'6d,«„,iT^^*"^'' 
 undeni'able,Se2.''''''"*^" 
 
 un de plor' ed, a. Not lamented. 
 
 nn' dor hrn«?h " ^insh which 
 
 Ull Ut>X IJA UMl,gro^s under trees 
 
 nn Ae^r ctn' ^'- "^'^ s"*"** to sup- 
 Ull UtJl ^U , port ; to pass through. 
 
 un' der hand, SestlneTsiy.'^^'"- 
 underiv'ed,S,„?;;ir'' "^^ 
 
 un' der ling, n. An inferior agent. 
 
 underneath',S?/;SStir- 
 un der rate', J^;,.^« ^*^^^ '"^ 
 
 un de Serv' ed, a. Not merited. 
 
 un de' vi a ting, :„^nT'''' """' 
 undisgms'ed,«,,frveT'""* 
 undivulg'ed,^:^-^' -^ 
 
 nn (\{V ^^' '^^ '^'^'" ' ^^ loose ; to un- 
 UIl UU , ravel ; to take to pieces. 
 
UNI 
 
 154 
 
 UNP 
 
 bar, fall, whgit, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 undone', r,iJ^°'^°"^''^'°"^^''" 
 un dou&t' ed, rnJiSSe""'"'' 
 un du la'' tion, ^otton"'^""^" 
 
 .i»^ Af^ fi 4\A a- Irreverent: diso- 
 Un aU 11 IUI5 bedient; 
 
 undy'ing,LS. 
 un ea' si ness. 
 
 perverse, 
 perishing ; im- 
 
 n. Trouble ; care ; 
 '5 perplexity. 
 nn S^' «ptr « Not easy ; disturbed, 
 un kiU JSy, painful. 
 
 une'qualed,J-SPr"'^^^^' 
 
 ' rino" «• IicapaWe of failure; 
 O? certain ; sure. 
 a. Not level ; not 
 5 or uniform. 
 
 equal 
 
 Not thought 
 I ; sudden. 
 Not searched 
 out ; not known. 
 a. Certain ; not miss- 
 ing. 
 
 un er 
 
 un e' ven 
 
 un ex am' pkd, ^eS"""'^'" 
 
 un ex pe<^t' ed, 
 
 un ex plor' ed, 
 
 un fail' ing, 
 
 nn f^^tW fill <*• Treacherous ; dis- 
 Un 1 Allll IUI5 honest , false. 
 
 un feel' ing, - vmdofsensibinty; 
 un feign' ed, S' S'.' ' '""'^''^' 
 
 nn fil' iol <*• Unbecoming a son; 
 
 un 111 Idl, disobedient. 
 
 nn fit' a. Not suitable ; not qualified; 
 
 Uil Ht , improper. 
 
 iiv^ fit' I''- To disqualify: to make 
 
 un 111 , unfit. 
 
 11-n f^lrl' ^^- To open; to expand; 
 
 Ull 1 UlU. , to reveal. 
 
 unfor'tu.nate,?„,,''SSr 
 un frmV ful, ;;„[?„"„'.''"""'• """ 
 
 nn rrr»rl' Iv "• Irreligious; irrever- 
 UIl ^UU ly, enttoGod. 
 
 un grat^e' ful, ^r'^ace."^ ''^''''' 
 un gz^ard' ed, ^'n'^j^d.'"" ' ^"^'- 
 
 11 n l^oT-k' v^xr a Miserable ; unlucky; 
 un nap py, distressed. 
 
 un health' y, iJS^'"'^ ^^"'^"^ 
 
 un ho' ly, -P;°/-"« ^ wicked ; Im- 
 
 n'ni frkfm «• Similar to itself; 
 U 111 lUrill, regular 
 11 Ti' irin "• The act of joining ; con- 
 tm lUll, cord. 
 
 a-n'-i ri ^ I £>' fl- Sole; without an 
 UH\UC , equal 
 
 U' ni SOn« "• Agreement of sound. 
 
 U' nit. «• One ; the smallest number. 
 
 u ni vers' al, whot'."^'^^' ^°'^^' 
 
 n nitp>' < f<- To join together. 
 
 U- 111 It; , \ yi, To agree ; grow into one. 
 
 U' ni \7-oi'C!0 n. The general system 
 ni vex be, of things. 
 
 nn inet' "• Contrary to justice; in- 
 
 Ull JUfeL , iquitous. 
 
 iin l^inrl' ff. Unnatural ; disobliging ; 
 
 Ull KlIIU , not kind. 
 
 nn 1q/-I^' *'^' To unload ; to empty; 
 
 UU IdUU , to put out. 
 
 Un la/d', a- Not placed ; not laid out. 
 
 un law' ful, £w'^ '^'"'''" '" 
 un learn' 'ed, J^eSl ''''"'^' *' 
 un let' ter ed, fau'S't'"'"''' ' ''"" 
 
 nn lilro' "• ^°*^ ^'^® ' 'dissimilar; hav- 
 Ull llKty , jng no resemblance. 
 
 nn lilr<i' Iv ^ "• ^°* probable. 
 un llKe iy^ \ adv. improbably. 
 
 nn lim' it pH '^- Undefined ; hav- 
 Un llin IL eU, i^g no bounds. 
 
 un love' ly, fovd?' '""'''''' ""' 
 
 nn ln.f»lr' tT- "■• Unfortunate, un- 
 Ull lUt.K y, happy. 
 
 nn n-jnn' Iv °- Unsuitable to a 
 Uil llictil ly, man; effeminate. 
 
 unman'nerly, ?i,\';-'^^^''""- 
 
 un match' 6d,''mSE°'""''^ 
 un mean' ing, l,J^^ "° 
 un mer' ci ful, l^^i^v^' 
 
 un mer' it ed, «• Not deserved. 
 
 un mind' ful, Jen^Ir^f?'"' ' '"''" 
 un mov' ed,' l^f.tt""'^^^' "°* 
 unnerve', fe'ebTe' """'"' '°'" 
 un ob serv' a bk, ?overlif " 
 unobtru'sive,f-nmbi/"""'^ 
 un offend' ing, rnnoc^n^"^' 
 unpal'atabk,d%Sr'* 
 unpit'ying,^^''''^"'''"'^'" 
 unpol'ished,-ot^°eVnT^'^'' 
 
 un pol lu' ted, « Not corrupted. 
 
 un pra^i' tic ed, ?nced'"'^^"' 
 un pre tend' ing, « Modest. 
 
 unprin'cipled,-pT3tw[cK: 
 un pro duct'ive,^aJt:'n^'^'^"^'=' 
 
 unprofan'cd,-p?ofarr' 
 unprof'itabk,;-4-t«- 
 
UNS 
 
 155 
 
 UNT 
 
 book, dove, full, use, €an, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 an prompt' ed, <»• Not dictated. 
 
 Un pro pi" tioUS, ?nau?p!a?Js' 
 
 un pros' per ous,J,S°^'°'^"- 
 
 Un pro Vid' ed, a- Not furnished. 
 
 unpub'lish^d,rhe''pibllr'° 
 
 un pu' ri fi ed^ « Not cleansed. 
 un pur' pOS ed, a. Not designed. 
 
 unqual'ified,-,red'''"^^ 
 un ques' tion a bl^, bitaSe"' 
 unques'tioncd;J,X'bt"^^'- 
 
 unrav'eled,-p,i?-r"«^^' 
 
 Mt-n »./^' ol a- Not real; unsubstan 
 
 un re di, tiai. 
 
 unrewp'ed,;,,^°'^^*p«^'^" 
 un rea' son a bk, ?rat^'"°'^ 
 unredeem'6d,J,1^5;S'^'"^^ 
 unrefin'^d,r,he?"''*''"^' 
 un re kev' ed/./eteT'^"''' 
 un rem' e di ed^ a. Not cured. 
 
 un remit' ting, ;er^ite^r^ 
 un re pro«ch' ed, SraiS."' 
 un re serv ed^ ceaitn^ nothing. 
 unresist'ing,-3?iS?"^"^^^- 
 
 un rest , «• Disquiet ; uneasiness. 
 
 un re stram' ed, i,^!/ "- 
 un re ward' ed, l,^,2l '^"^°'"- 
 un rid' die, llSa'^' "''''"""'"■ 
 un righV eous, ^Sf wUed"!" 
 
 un ripe', a. immature ; not perfect. 
 un ri' Val ed, a. Having no equal. 
 
 nn r*f\r\f^ "*• "^^ ^^^^P ^^ the cover- 
 UJl 1 UUl , ings of houses. 
 
 un ruf fled, Sttlr^"'' ' ""' *''" 
 
 nn i«n' l\r <*• I^ngovernable ; llcen- 
 UIl lU IJ', tious. 
 
 un safe', «• Not secure ; dangerous. 
 
 un sane' ti fi ed, l^^J^^'S^eT 
 un safis fi ed, Jl.^SS''"''^' 
 un sa' vo ry, ^ustTnl''^''' ' ^''"' 
 
 nn cSi-j/ **'• "^^ retract ; to recant ; 
 UIl ^><1(/ 5 to recall an expression. 
 
 unseAool'edjS.eSr^"""- 
 unseflred,J<„reSr """'^ 
 un sea' son a blc, f^.^J""""''" 
 
 unseem'ly,3ecenr"™°'''"| 
 
 un seen', «• Not seen ; invisible. 
 
 un set' tied, LSel""^""'" 
 un shak' en, r„,^'""""'''^"-"°- ' 
 
 un skill' ful, °i,r„TS' """""■ 
 
 nn orw" /^io'l "• Not useful to soci- 
 UIl bO Ciai, ety . not social. 
 
 un so lie' it OUS,a Not desirous. 
 
 nn cnnnri' "• Not healthy; rotten; 
 UIl bUUlIU , insincere. 
 
 unsta'ble,fJ"^°"^^^"^'"-^«"°- 
 un stam' ed, Jot dyld^'"'"'"''' ^ 
 un stead' y,^;anl'"'"'' '"'°"'' 
 un stud' i ed, ?ated^°' ^'""''''' 
 
 nn cnh Hn' />rl " ^°' subdued; 
 UIl bUO UU eU, not conquered 
 
 un sub Stan" tial, SnS.*°'^''* 
 un smV a ble, ;,op^?^ ^^' ""^^ 
 un sul' li ed,-S,sg'taced.''"'''^ "°' 
 
 un SUnff', <!■ Not celebrated in song. 
 
 un sup port' ed,-E'°2,tf„?§M 
 unsusp^"cious,;ecu„"r''- 
 un sus ta^n ed, "ot °u[tponed. ' 
 
 un taU^M', norant"'*'"''"'^' ''" 
 
 un thank' ful, tn^:'^S^^, 
 un ten' a ble, 3ef^n"se '''"''' "' 
 
 nn think' inO" "• Thoughtless; 
 UIl LIllIlK 111^, inconsiderate 
 nn fi^' v^- To unfasten; to loosen; 
 UIl 11^ , to unbind. 
 
 un time' ly, a. Happening too soon. 
 
 unto'ward, ^ersf^"^'^' ^"" 
 
 un tram' ed, rrreSfa''''^'""'' ^ 
 un trav' el ed, ^ifdruSdr" 
 un troub' led, «,if[Se'"" "^^ 
 
 ,,w^ frntl^' " A falsehood ; want of 
 un LI utll , veracity. 
 
UPL 
 
 156 
 
 uxo 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 untwistVvoiveT''"'' '''"'''" 
 
 nn vf»' r\ ^A **• ^^^ diversified 
 UIl Vd. ri eUj not changed. 
 
 unvar'nish6d,3ornir'""^ 
 unvers'6d,JkK^"'''*^' 
 
 Un vis' it ed, «• Not resorted to. 
 Un Vi" tia ted, « Not corrupted. 
 
 unwa'k^n^d,?;,^^"Lr"' 
 un wa' ri ly,fetsir'''''''* '"''"' 
 
 iin\A7nrn'^H "• ^°* cautioned; 
 un warn CU, ^ot warned. 
 
 un war' rant a ble, ^J^^ ^'■ 
 unwa'ry/p-reSSr^^'^^'^' 
 unwe^'ri^d/defattbr^"- 
 un wel' come, tei^.f "^" "^^^ 
 
 i-iv^ iiT^ll' a- Not well ; somewhat in- 
 Un WeU , disposed. 
 
 un whole' some, SusJ'comS: 
 un wield' y, ;• Jif^rr.'^ ""''' ' 
 unwil'ling,rnc,^«er'""^'"'^^ 
 
 nT.^ «TTv^y-1' f^- 'ro untwist: to dis- 
 Un Wina , entangle. 
 iir* txjisscx' o- Not wise; weak; im- 
 UIl Wl&e , prudent. 
 
 unwit'nessed,^-.!!n%"""^^^" 
 
 unwont'ed,--^"'^"'"'"^"'^" 
 
 ? timony. 
 
 Uncomrnc 
 
 usual ; rare. 
 
 un WOr' ship ^d, « Not adored 
 
 n n wnr' fhv ° ^'^^ deserving; 
 un WOr tliy, contemptible. 
 
 un i^rit' ten, a- Oral ; traditional 
 
 un yield' ing/„£a?."'"^"''' 
 
 un yoke', vt. To free from a yoke 
 up braid', vt. to reproach; to chide. 
 
 up braid' ing, J^oof'^'^^'^' ' " 
 
 up he«Ve', vt. To heave or lift up. 
 
 nr^' Villi «• Difficult; troublesome; 
 up Hill, laborious. 
 Ill-* liril/l' ^^- To support; to sus 
 up IIUIU , tain. 
 
 up' land, £nS'^^^' ^'°""*^' ^'^^ 
 
 lin ln»/ ^'- '^^ lay up; to hoard ; to 
 "r *"'i/ ? preserve. 
 
 iTT-k lift' 4^r1 a- Raised aloft ; lifted 
 
 up mi ea, on high 
 
 nn' npr mnsit «• Highest in place; 
 up per IllObl, predominant. 
 
 up' YlgJlt^ a- Erect ; honest ; just. 
 
 up' rig-/jt ness,"pJI°r£X' 
 
 nr^' »♦:?=; y^f «• Tumult ; bustly ; con- 
 up roar, fusion 
 
 nn fnncfi' '''• To awaken; to ex- 
 up 1 UU»C , cite to action. 
 n»-w c^*' vi- To overthrow ; to over- 
 Up set , turn. 
 
 Up' snot, "• Conclusion ; final event. 
 
 ni-k' airtft "• One suddenly raised to 
 
 up bldl t, wealth, &c. 
 
 nr\' ^ii7 0frl o'^"- Toward a higher 
 
 up waru, place. 
 
 urbane', °aS'""°"'""''''" 
 urban'ity,^ess':'""''' ^'"'" 
 
 ■%iwrr£\ ^*' To stimulate; to provoke; 
 ^* &*^'? to press. 
 
 nr-' cean nv "• Pressure of diffi- 
 Ur geil t.y, culty; entreaty. 
 
 Ur' Sfent, « Pressing; importunate. 
 
 t^ ' CO rro *»• Treatment ; custom ; be- 
 U' tedgtJ, havior. 
 
 ■n o?Q '''• To employ ; to habituate ; to 
 use, treat. 
 
 U'Se. "• Advantage ; habit ; help. 
 
 11 oo' fill "• Convenient ; profitable ; 
 UhU lUl, being of service. 
 
 use' fulness,^-e^u?"'' '''""' 
 use' less, S; e^nd."'""' "' '"'"" 
 
 U'Se less neSS, any purpose. 
 
 n ' cii q1 "■ Common; customary; 
 
 U- »U dl, frequent. 
 
 u.'sufru€t,-r;„r''°''"'"" 
 u. su' ri ous, °„tJresr """"'"' 
 
 n ciii«n' "'■ To possess without 
 U SjUrp , right. 
 
 u surp a" tion, %JJ^r' ""- 
 
 U'' SU' ry, n- Exorbitant interest. 
 
 n ten' Sil, ;ise^"^ instrument for 
 
 n f il' 1 tv "• Usefulness ; profit 
 
 U' til 1 tj, convenience. 
 
 nf ' mrkct «• I" ^^'^ highest degree 
 
 Ut IHU&L, extreme. 
 
 IT f/-\' »^i ov^ «• Ideal; chimerical 
 
 U lO pi ail, imaginary. 
 
 lit' f Pr *''• "^^ speak ; to disclose ; to 
 
 UL LtJl , express. 
 
 nf tor anPP n. Vocal expression ; 
 
 UL L\^l "•**^'^5_pronunciation. 
 
 ut' ter ly, adv. Perfectly ; fully. 
 
 nv rk' ri rkiia «• Submissively fond 
 UX O ri ous, of a wife. 
 
VAL 
 
 157 
 
 VEH 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, ^hou. 
 
 V. 
 
 Va' can cy, Ju.fy"""" """" ■ ^- 
 
 A7o' ^nnf o- Empty ; unfilled ; void ; 
 va -t^clIlLj disengaged. 
 vn' ^ntP "'• '^^ make void ; to quit 
 Vtl -t/dtt^^ possession of. 
 
 Vn^:*' rin nfp «»<. To inoculate with 
 \ai^ ^"1 "-LC, vaccine matter. 
 
 Va<i' Cme^ «• Pertaining to a cow. 
 
 vnr^' il lnf<a (dikes) vt. To waver; 
 
 VdO H latt;, to he inconstant. 
 
 VI ^ii' 1 fv «■ Kniplineas ; a space 
 
 va -t/U 1 1^5 unfilled. 
 
 vac' U urn, -^^^P^-ce unoccupied by 
 
 vag' a bond, Sefer'''"'^ *''*"" 
 
 VA fro' fv «• A wandering; a whim; 
 " fo"- * J 5 a freak. 
 xro' o-ron /^v »»• An unsettled con- 
 
 va gran cy, ^^^^^on. 
 
 vn' o-r-^nt "• ■'^ vagabond; an idle, 
 
 vu, 5* "-iii-j strolling person. 
 
 ^rT^rttidi «• Vagrant; unsettled; in- 
 
 VagWC, definite. 
 
 \7o^'l "'• ''^^ cover; to conceal from 
 
 Va^l, view. 
 
 vojt-k "• Fruitless; showy; ostenta- 
 
 Va^Il, tjous. 
 
 vain glo' ri ous,?„i''*'"'y^'^^ 
 va/n' Iv *"*"* P^°"^*yi ^'^ "^ ?"*■• 
 
 xrol' Qn/^£» «• Decorations of a bed- 
 
 vai dnce, gte^d. 
 
 vale, n- An open space between hills. 
 Val e die" tion, »• a farewell. 
 
 val e die' to ry, l^^^^""^ ^^'^' 
 val e die' to ry, ".atton""^"'" 
 
 val'entine,Un;iSd"ar" 
 valetu'dinary,r„,:^-»^^y^ 
 
 val' iant, «. BoM ; intrepid ; brave. 
 
 val' iant ly, f^yevT''' ^'"°"'' 
 
 vmI' i/1 <»• Strong; efficacious ; con- 
 vai lU, elusive. 
 
 Valid'ity, ?-,eI^^"«' certainty; 
 
 vo JVc/ii' "• A leather portmanteau ; a 
 
 Vani&t; , wallet. 
 
 vnl' ]i^\r "• ^ ^°^ jround or hollow 
 
 vai ICJ 5 between hills. 
 
 VI I' or *■ P®'"*''*"*^ bravery; cour- 
 
 vol' rtf rkifc <*• Brave; stout; val- 
 val UI UUb, iant; heroic. 
 
 val'uable, ^onT'''"''°^^'^** 
 
 valua"tion,-poJ^a^h?n•g"^"^' 
 
 val' U-^, «• Prico ; worth : rate. 
 
 val' ue less, ^ai^e'''"'""' ""* 
 
 vqIvo »• a lid or cover over tho mouth 
 VaiVU, of a tube. 
 
 vamp, n. The upper leather of a shoe. 
 
 yr^Y^ ». A hght wagon; the frontline 
 
 vail, of an aimy. 
 
 vnn' loll ^- '^° disappear; to pass 
 
 vail l&ll, away ; to be lost. 
 
 vnn' 1 f V »« Emptiness; petty pride; 
 
 vail 1 tj5 uncertainty. 
 
 voT^' niiic7li *''• "To overcome; to 
 van qUlSIl, subdue. 
 
 Vap' id, a- Dead ; spiritless , flat. 
 va pOr, »• Fume ; steam ; wind. 
 
 vnrk' rkr ofo vt To emit vapors ; to 
 vap Ul att., escape in fume. I 
 
 va' por ish, ;,eS. ""' '''"^' 
 
 vfj' ri 1 Kl/' a. Ciiangeahle ; mcon- 
 
 Va 1 1 a UiC^ stant ; fickle. 
 
 vn' ri '^nni^ "• Discord; dissen- 
 
 vo, 11 a,iiv./\-/, j-ion^ disagreement. 
 
 vn ri n" f irwn "• ^"I'^uge ; muia- 
 Va II a lion, tion ; diHerence. 
 
 va' ri e gate, ^;,-,;^;°/'^""'^y^'^*^ 
 va ri' o lous, t\nS^^' '^ ''' ^ 
 
 vq' ri r\iici c Different ; diversified ; 
 va ri OUb, manifold. 
 
 vnr' Irif- "• •*■ P^&<2 J * servant; a 
 vai It/t, scoundrel. 
 viir' nicli **' To put a gloss on ; to 
 vai lllMl, palliate; to conceal. 
 xro' WIT vi- To change ; to make unlike 
 
 va ry? Itself. 
 
 xrocj' oil "■ ^ dependent ; a slave ; a 
 VaSs bai, subject. 
 
 TTQc' (21 ] iJfTO « S'^at® «f a slave; 
 VaS Sdl age, slavery 
 
 vocf "• ^^^y large ; extensive or ca- 
 vafi»t, pacious. 
 
 vjict' nf>c« n. Enormous greatness ; 
 Vaa>t 11C&&, immensity. 
 
 vault, «• An arch ; a cellar ; a cavern. 
 
 \7Q'»/r»f "*• To boast ; to make a vain 
 VaailL, display 
 
 xrS^l »»• The flesh of a calf killed for 
 Veai, food. 
 
 Veg' e ta bl^, n. Any kmd of plant. 
 Veg' e tate, f»- To grow as plants. 
 
 veg eta" tion, Jialfl.^^'^'^^'^f 
 ve'hemence, >„ violence ;ar- 
 ve'hemency,r°^'f"'^^"'=y 
 
 ve'hement,ta^e^TS;:^f"'^ 
 vo' hi el^, Jate.^ ''"'^ "^ '^"'^ *^*'" 
 
YER 
 
 158 
 
 VES 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 
 
 Vf^in "■ ■*■ "^^ssel to convey blood , a 
 Vefllj streak; a stain ; kumor. 
 
 vel' lum, Jie^t/'"' ^"*^ °^ ^^""'" 
 
 vo. }f\n^ i i\r "• Speed; swiftness; 
 VU lUO 1 t^5 rapid motion. 
 
 vnT Vf»f "• -^'^^ ^^'^ ^'^^ * short 
 VUl VtJtj y,ap upon it. 
 xrc»' n Q 1 "• Mercenary j base ; in the 
 VtJ lldlj veins. 
 
 vend, «*• To sell ; to offer for sale. 
 
 ■vfi rtt^cyr ^^* '^° cover with thin 
 VU llt/lvl 5 boards or wood. 
 
 VfiTi' f^r nfo ^'' '^° reverence; to 
 V eil t.1 <xtv^5 regard with awe. 
 
 ven er a 
 
 tion, j^^^f«^«'-«"<i re- 
 
 venge' ance, l^evengi"'"'"""' 
 
 iT/-»' *-»i ol <*• Pardonable; permitted; 
 Ve 111 al, allowed. 
 
 7 « oi>-»v^ "• Tlie flesh of deer; 
 
 ven t son 
 
 5 beasts of cliase 
 
 ven om 
 
 n. Poison ; noxious mat- 
 
 5 ter. 
 
 a. Poisonous ; ma- 
 
 ven' om ous, rignVnt 
 
 ve' nOUS« «• Pertaining to the veins. 
 vent. n. A small aperture ; a passage. 
 
 ven'tilate/4hV"' '" ""' 
 ventila"tion,S,^;;I,^^S^ 
 ven' tri <^k, "l^^tlUy!"'' ""'''' '" 
 ven trir o quism, > « Art of 
 
 . * ' \ speaking 
 
 ven trii o quy, > mwardiy. 
 
 xron' f n fo "• ^ ^^^''^ i chance ; 
 veil lU^re, hazard. 
 
 ir/:»K»' +n »•£» '''• ^^ expose to haz- 
 Vt.li LLPre, ard; to rely on. 
 
 ven' ture some, ^'oid. ^^""^' 
 
 planet ; goddess of 
 
 ve' nus, Jovt 
 ve ra" cious 
 
 a. Truthful ; observ- 
 
 ? ant of truth. 
 
 hon- 
 
 V l.y 1 rt.V> 1 l-J 5 esty of report. 
 
 ve ran' da, «• a kind of portico. 
 
 ^r^ii'K' q1 ''• Oial ; spoken ; 'uttered 
 Vei U dl, by the mouth. 
 
 verb' al ly, a<i«. in words ; orally. 
 
 verb a' tim, f^eSl';^ ^"' ''°'^' 
 
 71. Exuberance of words; 
 5 empty discourse. 
 a. Exuberant in words : 
 
 verb' 1 age 
 verb ose', p^oux. 
 ver'dancy,-,Srg 
 
 reenness ; state 
 green 
 
 Vfir' rlarif «• (5reen ; flourishing: 
 Vt;r Utllil, beautiful. 
 
 -rrpf' Hlpt "• ^ declaration; a de- 
 *^* Ult-L, cision ; ajudgment. 
 
 ver' di gr is, 1,^^ ^'''" '^'' "^ 
 
 vprH' iirp "• -^ ^^^®" ^°^°'" ' s^een- 
 
 V t;i vx U'l c;, jjess of vegetation. 
 
 xrarctci "• The brink ; edge ; utmost 
 Vt.l^U, border. 
 
 ver ifiea" tion, E-'i^Sr"- 
 
 \7oi*' 1 f*i7 ^^- To confirm ; to prove 
 Vei 1 ly, true. 
 
 tT-of' 1 1\T <^^- ^^ truth; certainly; 
 ver 1 ly, ^eally. 
 
 ver' i ta bk, Jac'?;^"" ' '^'''^'^' '° 
 
 xjfiff i fv "• Truth; true assertion; 
 VCl 1 ty, certainty. . 
 
 VUl JU^L/t, crab-apples. 
 
 vermk'ular, ^pS"'^^^™' 
 
 ver mil' ion, «• a rich red color. 
 
 xrorm' in " Any noxious little ani- 
 Vei in 111, nial. 
 
 v(^f Ti5i.i?'n lor «-^^tive; of one's 
 ver Iiat. U Idl ,own country. 
 
 ver' nal, «• Belonging to the spring. 
 
 vers' a tile, SJ^"'^'^'^'^^""^^^- 
 
 VPr<5 a til' 1 tV "• '^^^ quality of 
 Vt>l& a 111 1 ty, ijging versatile. 
 
 Vpr^P "■ ^ piece of poetry ; a para- 
 
 Y Ul ot^, graph ; language in meter. 
 
 17- fire' />rl ** Skilled in ; experienced ; 
 Vei & CU, -^veu practiced. 
 Vfirc' i fv '"*• "^ ° represent in verse ; 
 VtJl & 1 ly , to relate in verse. 
 
 ver Sion, «• a change , translation. 
 
 vert' e bra, Eo4J°'"'°''^"^^^'^- 
 vert' e bral, ^i^t^""'''' '' '^" 
 
 irorf ' <iY "• The point overhead ; 
 VCl t tJA, the top of any thing. 
 xrckrf' 1.^ nl **• Directly overhead; 
 Vt;i t l-t^ dl, relating to the vertex. 
 xrorf' 1^ qI Iv '"^"- ^" the zenith; 
 ven 1€ dl ly, overhead. 
 
 ver y, <^<iv. in an eminent degree. 
 
 TT-oo' 1^ ofo t^^ To blister; to swell; 
 
 VeS Ity die, to puff up. 
 
 \7-c»c' i ./^l/? "• A little bladder filled 
 
 Vt;& 1 ■t^l'^5 with humor. 
 
 xr^io' Tvof "• The evening star ; even- 
 
 Veb pt.1 , ing. 
 
 vf»c' rkf>r« "• The Romish evening 
 
 Viy& pi^l», service. 
 
 xTdd' an.} n- Any utensil to hold liquors; 
 
 veto bi-ljaship. 
 
 vrkcf "• -^^ outer garment ; a waist- 
 
 Vt^tsL, coat. 
 
 vest' al, a- Denoting purity ; chaste. 
 Ves' ti bule,n- Entrance to a house. 
 
 \rf\c' fio-o "• A footstep; a trace ; a 
 \^is tlgt., mark left behind. 
 
VIG 
 
 159 
 
 VIS 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 
 
 vest' ment, ^-df^ff™'"'' ^'"'"' 
 vest'ure, 3-esf '"^'"'' "*"'''' 
 
 vnt' or on "• ■^'^ °^^ soldier; one 
 vi^t v^i aii^ long practiced. 
 
 VC' to, «• A refusal ; a prohibition 
 ^PY f'. To plague ; to torment ; to dis- 
 * *^^^5 turb ; to disniuiet. 
 VOY o" firin '*• Trouble; uneasi- 
 v^A. a. LIIJII5 jies, . sorrow. 
 
 vex a" tious,fesomf''^' •''""' 
 
 VPy' incr Iv '"^^- So as to vex or 
 VUA lllg 1^5 disturb. 
 
 Vl' al. "• A small glass bottle. 
 Vi' and. "• Food ; meats dressed. 
 
 17-i' Kfnf £k vi. To brandish ; to movo 
 VI Draie, to and fro. 
 xri Kro" +i/-kri n. Act of moving with 
 VI Ura Lion, ^^^^c]^ returns. 
 vi^' Jir **• -^ substitute in office ; the 
 \l±j o-* 5 minister of a parish. 
 
 vi€a'rious,?ed'?''"''''^'''^*' 
 
 Vir*P **• ^'" ' wickedness ; a grasp ; an 
 Vll^t;^ iron press. 
 
 vice ge' rent, SepU"'""''' 
 
 vTr^n' rrwr "• ^"® ^^^ rules as the 
 
 Vll^U IUJ5 king's substitute. 
 
 vi" pinfp *''■ '^° ^P*'^ ' to "1*^*6 less 
 
 vir»' in lo-o (c ^i^e *) «• Neighbor- 
 
 V iVy in lA^l^, hood ; a place near. 
 vi r'in' i f v **• State of being near; 
 
 VI %^IU 1 l-Jj nearness. 
 
 VI- 
 
 CIOUS, a- Abandoned ; wicked. 
 
 vi ri«5' si tllflp "Regular change; 
 VI Clfc» S>1 tUUC, a revolution. 
 \ri-<?'' fim "• Something destroyed; a 
 Vl-t^ Lllll, sacrifice. 
 vi^' tor "• A conqueror ; a vanquish- 
 
 vi€to'nous,;-4rnr"^^^"- 
 
 vi^' fri fxr "• Conquest; success in 
 Vlt/ LU I y^ contest. 
 vi/»t' i/olte n.P^«- Provisions of food, 
 Vlt/t M'Cll»5 meat, &c. 
 
 videl'icet, fy^:-'^"^^''"^"""- 
 
 .^,::^ vi. To strive for superioritj; to 
 '^'^'^5 contend. 
 
 v»pvi7 **'• "To survey ; to see ; to ex- 
 v«.t;w, amine. 
 
 xT'iciwT "• Prospect ; sight ; survey ; de- 
 v«t;w, sign. 
 
 v/pw' 1ps<5 *** Not discernible ; un- 
 
 vif/' i1 "-A watch; devotion during 
 
 »^5 **? hours of rest. 
 
 vio"' i1 nnr»<:» n. Watchfulness ; in- 
 
 Ylg 11 tlllL/t., cessant care. 
 
 vicr' il onf «• Circumspect ; watch- 
 
 vi^ n am, f,,,. jiiigent. 
 
 \7irr' r\i« "• Strength; mental force; 
 ^*6 '^^J energy. 
 
 small collection of 
 
 vifr' r^r rkiia « Forcible ; full of life 
 Vlg or OUb, and strength. 
 vTlo "■ ^^^^ ; mean; wortliless ; des- 
 ''■•■11^, picable. 
 
 vTIp' np«;« " Quality of being vile 
 V 11^ iicoo, oj. base ; meanness. 
 vil' i fv '''• "^'^ debase; to degrade ; 
 '** ^ ^J 5 to make vile. 
 
 Vil' la, "• A country-seat ; a viWage. 
 
 vil' lage, iloutes' 
 
 \ril' l/^in "• A servant; a wicked 
 Vil laill, wretch. 
 
 vil'kinous, Jiie.'"''^' ^^^'^^^^ 
 
 vil' l/rin v «■ Depravity; gross wick- 
 
 VII iM-lll J5 edness ; crime. 
 
 vin' Hi .pafp '^'- To justify; to pro- 
 
 VIII Ul -t/ati>, tect ; to avenge. 
 
 vin di €a" tion, JeSf ^°"' 
 vindi<5'tive,;;.Srgefu^,'-«^«"^«' 
 vin die' tive ness, ?uSpfr 
 
 vTnP "• '^^^ plant that bears the 
 Vlllt^, grape. 
 
 \7in/>' vnrri "• ^ ground planted 
 Vino JtllU, with vines. 
 
 Having the qualities of 
 
 VI nous, w.ne. 
 
 VI nf' 1 rro "• Pi'o<iuce of the vine for 
 
 VIIIL cl^tJ, one year. 
 
 vint' 1 P'er "• ^"^ ^'^o s*^^®''^ *^® 
 '' o la 
 
 vintage. 
 VI' O la bl^, a- That may be injured. 
 
 iri' r\ loff^ t)t. To injure ; to hurt; to 
 
 VI O ItlLC, infringe. 
 
 vi O In" tinn " Transgression, 
 
 VI O la Lion, infringement. 
 
 vi' rk ]nnr»P "■ Outrage; assault; 
 
 VI U lUIH^t;^ vehemence. 
 
 vi' r» Ipnf "• Forcible ; acting with 
 
 VI U It^lll^ strength; outrageous 
 
 vi r^ Tin' "A musical stringed m- 
 
 VI U nil ^ strument ; a fiddle 
 
 xtJ I'o' fvr\ *• A bold, turbulent wo- 
 
 VI ra go, man 
 
 vi rlfl' i tv "■ 
 
 y 1 X ivx X i-J 5 cy ; immaturity. 
 
 vir 
 
 tU, «• A love of the fine arts. 
 
 \rii*' fit ol lir arfv. In effect merely; 
 Vir tU ai ly, not formally. 
 vVr' f n /5 "• Moral excellence ; effi- 
 Vn tU'Cj cacy; valor. 
 
 virtuo'so,^{q^r^'^""^^"""- 
 vir' tu. ous, Jha^tr""^ '"'"'"'' 
 
 Malignity ; poi- 
 son ; bitterness. 
 
 vir' u lence, )„ 
 vir'ulen cy,)' 
 
 vir' u lent, :,3^4tr^ "'"'"■ 
 
 xrio-' orVtt "• Face; countenance; 
 
 VIS age, look. 
 
 -sriG;' o fT^A '^ Having a face or vls- 
 
 vis a gea, age. 
 
WAT 
 
 162 
 
 WE A 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 xxTQf' Kl/J *''• To quaver a sound; to 
 Well l)W^ utter musically. 
 
 worri "*■ '^° guard; to defend; to 
 Well tij tm-jj aside ; to fend off. 
 \i7Q fA' />n «■ -^ keeper ; a guardian ; 
 Wd,rU t^Ilj a head officer. 
 
 i ward' er, l-^t^''^'"' truncheon, 
 
 wnrH' rnhf^ "• ^ repository for 
 WcirU lUUU, clothes; clothing. 
 
 ward' ship, Jiiagr'^'"'''"^'^' 
 ware' house, lo^^f^"'''' '"' 
 
 wares, «• jP^w- Goods or merchandise. 
 •«x7Qi«' -Tofr* «• Military life; a state 
 
 war lare, of contest. 
 
 xxtq' i«i Kr arfu. Prudently ; cautious- 
 
 Wd 1 1 IJ^ ]y 
 
 turo' f\ YM^cc n. Prudent forethought; 
 Wa 1 1 llt^feto, caution. 
 
 war' like, Sla?^"''''''^' '""''" 
 
 iii7€ii«rr» «• Not cold; passionate; 
 Well 111, heated; sprightly. 
 ixjck fm ^t- I'o free from cold ; to heat 
 Wcirill, moderately. 
 
 warm' ly, adv. Eagerly ; ardently. 
 »»Tr»»»i'*Tf l-i n. Gentle heat ; zeal; en- 
 
 warmm, thusiasm. 
 
 ^n7«->»»v» *''• To caution against ; to ad- 
 
 warn, monish. 
 
 wnrn' inrr "• Admonition; previ- 
 Wellll 111^5 ous notice. 
 \X7orri ^'' To contract ; to shrivel ; to 
 **«,l p, turn aside. 
 
 war' proof, »• Valor proved in war. 
 
 ixrof' rctni "*• To support; to at- 
 Well 1 elilL, test ; to secure. 
 
 i war' rant, Jgitt"""'" ^"««^^^'«"' 
 |war'rantable,«,,Se;'^«' 
 |War'ranty,Sa:^^^^:-- 
 
 ■ 1XT0 1'' i«£ii^ ^- A park or inciosure for 
 Well 1 tJII, rabbits. 
 war' rior, - a i«ihtaryman; asol- 
 scenes on 
 careful ; pru- 
 
 x»rr»»«f "• A. hard excrescence on the 
 
 wari, flesh. 
 
 ,,To' i-TT o. Cautious 
 
 Wa 1 y, dent. 
 
 tmrociVi vt. To cleanse by ablution ; to 
 
 WaMl, moisten. 
 
 xnrocsrk' icli °- Irritable; peevish; 
 
 wasp ISIl, fretful. 
 
 vyo of-p "• A. desolate country ; useless 
 
 WdoLt;, expense; loss. 
 
 wroafo ^'- To destroy; to squander; 
 
 Weltstt;, to wear out. 
 
 waste' ful,rvef SIS'' ^"'''""'' 
 
 Wf»tr*Vl "■ Forbearance of sleep ; at- 
 WdiCll, tentiou ; observation. 
 AA7f»f r«Vl *'• To guard ; to keep ; to ob- 
 Wdt^yll, serve closely. 
 
 Vigilant ; attentive ; 
 cautiQUS. 
 
 watch' ful, » 
 
 vv4tch' fjil ness, St Jififor 
 watch' man,-„'^?.?f'f,f„;['n'ef''' 
 watch' word, ^^sA.,^:"'""''' 
 
 Wn' fpr *'*• "^^ supply with, or take 
 Wei, tci , jn water ; to moisten. 
 wa' ter fall, -^ cataract ; a cas- 
 
 Wa' ter man, Jerrymar'""'" ' ^ 
 wn' tfir mnrlr "■ H'Shest point to 
 
 Wet LCI lliailV,^.iiicj,^ater rises. 
 
 wa'terti^M,°,j;'«,rei""°' 
 wa'teryjr,,™;'..'^"""'""- 
 
 \A/n vc» "• A billow ; a swell of water ; 
 wave, inequality. 
 \X7Q \rc» ^*- To play loosely ; to float ; to 
 wave, undulate. 
 
 wave' less, ^avfs""""'^' ""''''"'"' 
 
 AA/n' vor "'• To move loosely; to 
 wa > ei , fluctuate ; to totter. 
 
 wa'vering,!rv,„''SeT'"'-'- 
 
 V\ri' W ''■ Playing like waves ; undu- 
 
 VYa VJ, ]ating. 
 
 "VV1 Y '"''" '^^ grow ; to increase ; to bc- 
 
 WaA, come bigger. 
 
 •«ii'o/»» ' «• A road; course; direction; 
 
 Wa^, method. 
 
 wa?/' far er, 1,^1:^'''^''' "^^"■ 
 
 ^jinti' ^n'H ^*- To lay in wait for; to 
 wa?/ •itA'/j beset by ambush. 
 xx7ni/ WT'irA "■• Fioward ; peevish ; 
 
 wa^/ wara, morose. 
 
 We^K, «• Feeble ; not strong ; infirm, 
 iTnTXrAr^ r>rt »''• To enfeeble; to de- 
 
 weaK en, biiitate. 
 
 WP/-/k' np«;«l "• ^ defect; feeble- 
 Weaii IH^bfe, pess ; a failing. 
 ■wck/rl "• Happiness ; prosperity ; pub- 
 WUM-l, ]ic interest. 
 WP/rltll "' I^'cli^^ ; external happi- 
 
 wealth' y,1n?^'^ ' T''"' ' ''''"''' 
 
 inTT^yri^ *'• To withdraw from any habit 
 
 Weail, or desire. 
 
 •««7^.r»i-k' >m «• An instrument of of- 
 
 weap c/n, fgnse. 
 
 WOnxV nr\ 1p«;«; a. Unarmed ; hav- 
 Wl>a]J t/ll lt/C5&, jn^ no weapon. 
 \MPUV *''• To waste by use or time ; to 
 WCai , carry on the body. 
 
 wea'riness,?i,ue.""^"''' '" 
 wea'risome, ^oJe''^""'' ''"' 
 
 ,„7r^f »«xr «• Subdued by fatigue ; 
 
 wea ry, tired. 
 
 xinBn' f V "'• To tire ; to fatigue ; to 
 wet* 1 J, harass. 
 
 we«th' er, l^^^^.T "' ''" ''"" 
 
WEL 
 
 163 
 
 Win 
 
 book, dove, full, use, ean, 5haise, gem, thin, thou. 
 
 \xro/7f li' or "'• '^° ^^^^ ^° windward ; 
 WtJ£*tIl Ul ^ to pass with difficulty. 
 
 weafh' er prooi^llT^S^.r 
 
 wi5/TVf> "'• '^^ form by texture ; to 
 VVtJttVtJj unite; to insert. 
 
 WefitVC. vt- To work with a loom. 
 
 woK "• ^^y thing woven ; texture ; a 
 
 " ^"5 film on the eye. 
 
 VVph' foot Prl "• Having films be- 
 
 VVUU lOUL tJU, tween the toes. 
 
 ■vkTCiA *''• "^^ nicirry ; to unite by mar- 
 
 *^*^*^5 rktge. 
 
 WPfl **• ^° contract matrimony ; to 
 
 '^*^*-*5 marry. 
 
 wed' ded, "Uactd" "" "'""'^'' 
 wed' ding, -,,^:™'°' ""'""" 
 
 WPflcyp **■ "^ *°°^ thick at one end 
 wecigtJj and sloping to an edge. 
 XV^iV }c\^h: "• Marriage; niatrimo- 
 w t;u AU-t/n-j ny ; the ruarnage state. 
 
 WGG« «• Little ; diminutive ; small. 
 
 xjuci^A "• A noxious herb ; a mourning 
 WtJi^U, dress. 
 
 .^v^^pp J vt. To rid of useless plants ; to 
 WtJtJLlj free from weeds. 
 
 W6Gk« n. The space of seven days. 
 week' da?/, «• Any day but Sunday. 
 
 \x70olr' 1 V <*• Done or happening ev- 
 
 Wt/tJK ly^ ery week; 
 
 Wf»f>n ^^- '^^ '^''^^ tears ; to lament ; 
 
 ^r5 to complain. 
 ■wf^ff "• "^''^ woof of cloth ; the thing 
 Wt^lL, woven. 
 
 wrf^ifrh "'• "^^ ^''^ ^^® weight of ; to 
 **E*'t^'^5 consider nicely. 
 wjc^ifrhi "• Quantity ; gravity ; influ- 
 WK^l^tli.^ eiice ; power. 
 
 weight' less, ^^rcf ' ' ^^"^'"^ "' 
 
 wTf^'irrJii- ir a- Heavy ; momentous ; 
 We^^AAl y, forcible. 
 
 AVPl'-Pfmp «• Received with joy; 
 Wei -t/»^Illt., grateful ; pleasing. 
 Axrial' ^ >mo '''• To receive and en- 
 WCl -t/ Jlllt-, tertain hospitably. 
 \;unlrl '•^^- "^o '^e^'' *^"® mass of metal 
 WCiU.^ into another. 
 
 wel' iare, ^uccer"'"^' ^"^p^""'' ' 
 
 \A7ol]-'' jn "• 'Ihe visible regions of 
 WtJllt. ill, the air. 
 
 well, K. A spring ; source ; fountain. 
 well, a. Healthy ; happy ; convenient. 
 
 weir born, fcenl '"'p'"'^'^^^ ^"- 
 well' bred, ^E^ld^'"' ^" '"^""^^ ' 
 
 well done', interj. Denoting praise. 
 weir spring,". A fountain; source. 
 welt, »• A border ; an edging ; a guard. 
 
 wen, «• A callous, fleshy excrescence. 
 
 wench, ^•rel'''""^''^'"'"'*"" 
 
 wend, vi. To go ; to pass to or from. 
 w^pQ* f». The region where the sun 
 
 west' ern, «• Being in the west. 
 west' ward, adv. Toward the west. 
 wet, «• Humid ; moist ; rainy. 
 wet, vt. To moisten ; to make damp. 
 
 ivpf rificc "• "The state of being 
 wet ll^^^^, ^.gj. . moi.sture. 
 
 whale, n- The largest of fishes. 
 
 whnlp' honp "• ^^^^ °^ ^^^ ^^^^^ 
 
 WliaiU UUllt , jaw of the whale. 
 \;i;lTirF "• ^ place to land goods at ; 
 WllcAi 1, a. quay. 
 
 \xrViQrf*' o frn "• F^^s paid for land- 
 
 wnari age, ^^g at a wharf. 
 wharf in ger, ; w'lllfrf^''^' ''^ 
 
 wrVtci^i 71. Grain of which bread is 
 WlltJai, made. 
 
 Whe^lt' en, a. Composed of wheat. 
 
 wViP»p' A]/^ "'• "To entice by soft 
 WIIGG UlC, words ; to (latter. 
 wVir»ol •*• -*^ circular body turning on 
 VYllty<--l, an axis. 
 
 xnrVif^r^] "'• To move on wheels; to 
 Wneei, roll forward. 
 
 wheel' bar row?,^Hhtne wteeL 
 wheel' wrlght, l^tir""'' '' 
 
 wheeze, ^i. To breathe with a noise. 
 
 xxT-l-iollr «• An inequality ; a proluber- 
 WlltJllV, ance. 
 
 AJi/Vicilm ^^- To cover over ; to bury ; 
 WlltJlIll, to immerse. 
 
 whelp, ;;,p'JJ."^ ^'"""^ °^* ^'^^^ ^ 
 
 w^h/an °^''- ^^ the lime that ; at what 
 WllCIl, time. 
 
 \x7Vionr»t» "^•'- From what place; 
 WllUlH^t., from what cause. 
 
 where, a<ir). At which or what place. 
 
 whprp' ffirp ^'^^- For which or 
 Wllt^l U 1 Ul t;, what reason. 
 
 ix-'V»/af r^ir' af ^d"- At wliatsocver 
 
 wner ev er, piaco. 
 
 ■wrlioT"' w "■ A light boat used on 
 WllV^l IJ', rivers. 
 
 \xrV»rkf '''• To sharpen; to edge; to 
 Wlllvt, provoke. 
 
 whefh' er, p-on. wwch of the two. 
 
 A stone used to 
 harpen on. 
 
 whet' stone, " 
 
 lA/Vi/a^f "• The thin or serous part of 
 Whiti, «• A blast ; a puff of wind. 
 
WAT 
 
 162 
 
 WE A 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 ■»»7oi»' \\l^ ^*- To quaver a sound ; to 
 Wcir UlC, utter musically. 
 
 AxrorrI "*■ '^° guard; to defend; to 
 Well U5 turn aside ; to fend off. 
 xiTo itI' ^n »• ^ keeper ; a guardian ; 
 WcirU Cn^ a head officer. 
 
 ward' er, I'^t^"^''' truncheon; 
 
 wnrri' rnhi^ "• ^ repository for 
 Wd.ru lUUU, clothes; clothing. 
 
 ward' ship, Jhagr''^"'^"^' ^"^ 
 ware' house, ^oo^'ds.''''^''''" ^"" 
 
 wares, «• P^^^- Goods or merchandise. 
 
 xxroi*' fofr* "• Military life; a state 
 Well lail., of contest. 
 
 "wa' ri Iv '^^"' ^'^"'^^"'•ly ; cautious- 
 
 ixro' r"! riooc! «■ Prudent forethought; 
 
 Wcl 1 1 Ilt^fefe, caution. 
 
 war' hke,S:a?y.''*^'''''^^' •'"''" 
 
 »n7Qi»rv» «• Not cold; passionate; 
 Well 111, heated ; sprightly. 
 
 vt. To free from cold ; to heat 
 
 warm 
 
 5 moderately. 
 
 warm' ly, adv. Eagerly ; ardently. 
 
 ixToi'rvi'f K "• Gentle heat ; zeal; en- 
 WanilLll, ihusiasm. 
 
 vt. To caution against ; to ad- 
 
 warn 
 
 5 monish. 
 
 warn mjr 
 
 n. Admonition ; previ- 
 
 vt. To support; to at- 
 test ; to secure. 
 
 writ ; attestation ; 
 
 fc)5 ous notice. 
 WQi'r* ^^- '^'^ contract ; to shrivel ; to 
 ^^^ P^ turn aside. 
 
 i war' proof, n- Valor provedin war. 
 
 i war' rant, 
 
 j war' rant, Jgj^ 
 
 iwar'rantabl^,;',,,^ae"'^«' 
 
 |war'ranty,Sa^tdS:'"'" 
 
 S imTr**.' v^i-j ^ A park or inclosure for 
 i Wai reil, rabbits. 
 1*70 !•' fir\i* «• ^ military man ; a sol- 
 
 j war nor, (jjer. 
 
 ' xxmff «• A hard excrescence on the 
 
 i wart, flesh. 
 
 txro' f«r "• Cautious; careful; pru- 
 I Wa 1 y, dent. 
 i liirQcVi ^*- '^° cleanse by ablution ; to 
 
 Wdfell, moisten. 
 
 Txrocrk' icli °- Irritable; peevish; 
 
 wasp ISU, fretful. 
 
 wn «f P "■ ^ ^^^ola.te country ; useless 
 j WdoLt?, expense; loss. 
 i ix7Qof£» ^^- To destroy; to squander; 
 ■ Wdblt;, to wear out. 
 
 waste' ful,r,ef his'' '''''"''" 
 
 AVnfpVl "■ Forbearance of sleep ; at- 
 WdH^ll, tention ; observation. 
 \;irQtr»Vi ^^- '^'^ guard ; to keep ; to ob- 
 watl^ll, serve closely. 
 
 xnTCkir^Vt' -fill fl- Vigilant ; attentive; 
 WdH^ll lUl, cautious. 
 
 watch' fuiness,;i,3eTSor' 
 watch' man,",,,"^?.? r^.^.r" 
 watcli' word, "pa,,.'^„^:"""^''' 
 
 "Wn' if^V **• '^° supply with, or take 
 WO. tc;i , jr, water ; to moisten. 
 
 wa' ter fall, JadV'"''''' ^"'" 
 
 wa'terman,?erryn.'r"^'^' ' 
 wa' fpr mark "W'gi'est point to 
 
 Wet tei lllallv,^.jji(.i, water rises. 
 
 wa,' ter tight, l,;^tLSi!'"" 
 wa'tery,feJf';k'''"'"''""' 
 
 wnvp "• ^ hillow ; a swell of water ; 
 wave, inequality. 
 xx7Q\7r» *'*• To play loosely ; to float ; to 
 Wavt., undulate. 
 
 wave' less, Waves'""""" ""''''"'"' 
 
 wn' VPr *"• To move loosely; to 
 WU, \ ei , fluctuate ; to totter. 
 
 wa'vering,!r,-,n''SsT'"^- 
 
 \\7*l' W fl- Playing like waves ; undu- 
 
 wa VJ , lating. 
 
 VVI Y ^^' '^° gjow ; to increase ; to be- 
 
 WclA, come bigger. 
 
 ,,,^^,'71. A road; course; direction; 
 
 ^*^^? method. 
 
 wai/' far er, Ser^'eJ.'"^'^''''' ^'^^"" 
 
 1X7 nil' In I* ^^- To lay in wait for ; to 
 way ItllJ^ beset by ambush. 
 
 wa^i' ward, L^rSr' '"'"'"' ^ 
 
 Wettk, a- Feeble ; not strong ; infirm, 
 
 xinTlj^^r^ ^n '^'- To enfeeble ; to de- 
 Weail CIji, Militate. 
 
 ■M7P/7lr' nocG "• ■*■ defect; feeble- 
 Weait IH^feS, pess ; a failing. 
 xx7 0/t1 "• Happiness ; prosperity ; pub- 
 WtJC*!, ]ic interest. 
 
 wealth, Jes?'"'' '"'''''"'' ^'''''* 
 wealth' y, t^]'^ ' T^'"' ' ''""^' 
 
 ■«»tK..^i^ *'• To withdraw from any habit 
 wean, or desire. 
 
 T«7/-».^i-k' y^T-» «■ An instrument of of- 
 Weap C/n, fense. 
 
 XMf^nw' /in 1pc« a. Unarmed ; ha v- 
 Wv./C*j^ t/ll ic^oo, ing no weapon. 
 wrPUY ^^' '^° waste by use or time ; to 
 WCell , carry on the body. 
 
 wea'riness, S.ue'''''"^'' '" 
 wea'risome, ije''""' '''"' 
 
 i«7Ziy^' T«T7 a. Subdued by fatigue ; 
 Wt-a ly, tired. 
 
 „,SyT' T'lr ^''- To tire ; to fatigue ; to 
 WtiW ly, harass. 
 
 weafh' er, %^IT "' "" ''"" 
 
WEL 
 
 163 
 
 Will 
 
 book, dove, full, use, can, Chaise, gem, tliln, fhoii. 
 
 \!i7£»^f l-i' CM* "'• "^o *^'^ *° windward ; 
 WtJatll l^i ^ to pass with difficulty. 
 
 weaf h' er proof,'i,r/rw'e\?he"r' 
 
 xwrZ/Tvf^ t)<. To form by texture ; to 
 VVtJttVtJj unite; to insert. 
 
 W6ttVG. fi- To work with a loom. 
 
 w<:»K "• ^^y thing woven ; texture ; a 
 "'^'-'5 film on the eye. 
 
 web' foot edjf^feVl^lSr"" 
 
 xKTr^A ^'- To marry ; to unite by mar- 
 
 ^^^5 rrttge. 
 
 \x7£»rl ^*- To contract matrimony ; to 
 
 ^^^^^^-l? marry. 
 
 wTdA' rlorl "• Joined by marriage; 
 
 WUU UUU5 attached. 
 
 wed' ding, ,"-,eX''" ""'""" 
 
 AVPrlcfO "■ ^ ^°°^ thick at one end 
 WtJtlgloj aj^jj slopmg to an edge. 
 w^/l' ln-<:»b- "■ Marriage; inatrimo- 
 vv tJU. iUtL/iVj ny . the marriage state. 
 
 WGG« ''• Little ; diminutive ; small. 
 WPpH "• ■^ noxious herb ; a mourning 
 
 ■Vi/f»Prl ^^' "^^ "'^ "^ useless plants ; to 
 WtJcJClj free from weeds. 
 
 WGGK. n. The space of seven days. 
 week' da?/, »»• Any day but Sunday. 
 
 \x7f»f»lr' 1 V <*• I^one or happening ev- 
 
 WL-en. ly^ ery week; 
 
 wi^nn "*• To shed tears ; to lament ; 
 
 WtJL/pj to complain. 
 
 ixTf^ff n. The woof of cloth ; the thing 
 
 Wt.lt^ woven. 
 
 \mt^irrh ^'- To try the weight of; to 
 
 yy ^l^lt") consider nicely. 
 
 woffrht "• ^i^antity ; gravity ; influ- 
 
 **k^5'*''5 eiice ; power. 
 
 weight' less, ?orc2''' ' ^^""'"^ "° 
 
 WTf^^rrJtt \T a- ileavy ; momentous ; 
 W^lgni y, forcible. 
 WPl'-Pfrnp «• Received with joy ; 
 Wl^l ■t/*^IH<-5 grateful; pleasing. 
 wfil' />'<,mo ^^- To receive and en- 
 WCl -ty Jill t., tertain hospitably. 
 .^ji^i-^l J 'jt. To beat one mass of metal 
 WtJlU.^ into another. 
 
 wel' fare, suSsT"''' ^'^'^"''' ' 
 welk" in, ^he^ff. ""'''''" ''^'°"' °^ 
 
 well, »- A spring ; source ; fountain. 
 well, a- Healthy ; happy ; convenient. 
 
 weir born, ^- e^[. '^'^'^'^'^^" ^'- 
 
 wolC Krnrl <^' I^legant in manners ; 
 WtJll UibU, refined. 
 
 well done', imerj. Denoting praise. 
 well' spring,". A fountain; source. 
 welt, n. A border ; an edging ; a guard. 
 
 wen, «• A callous, fleshy excrescence. 
 
 wench, Jrets.'""""^ ''°"''"' "" "" 
 
 wend, vi. To go ; to pass to or from. 
 WP^t **■ "^^ region where the sun 
 
 west' ern, «• Being in the west. 
 west' ward, adv. Toward the west. 
 Wet« *• Humid ; moist ; rainy. 
 wet, vt. To moisten ; to make damp. 
 
 WPt' noec «• The state of being 
 wet lle&^, wet- moisture. 
 
 whale, n- The largest of fishes. 
 
 WliaiU UUIlt, jaw of the whale. 
 wliorf* "• ^ place to land goods at ; 
 Wllcil 1, a. quay. 
 wrVmrf n OT» "• Fees paid for land- 
 
 wnari age, j^g at a wharf. 
 wharf in ger, iJ^Zt''^"''^ 
 
 wrVt^ni "• Grain of which bread is 
 Wlicai, made. 
 
 Whent' en, a. Composed of wheat. 
 
 wli^r»' rll/' "'■ To entice by soft 
 WllUC UlC, words ; to (latter. 
 wViool "• -^ circular body turning on 
 VYlll^l^l, an axis. 
 
 ,,TV,r»/-»l vt. To move on wheels; to 
 Wneei, roU forward. 
 
 wheel' bar rotr,^ithtne whleL 
 wheel' Wright^ l^Lr^"' °' 
 
 wheeze, vi-To breathe with a noise. 
 ■wflplU" "• ^^ inequality ; a proluber- 
 
 wVifilm ^^- To cover over ; to bury ; 
 WlltJllll, to immerse. 
 
 whelp. 
 
 n. The young of a dog; a 
 '5 puppy. 
 \xrlion "''''• ^^ ^'^® time that ; at what 
 W111./I1, tune. 
 
 \;trlionr»t» "■'^''- From what place; 
 Wllt^lH^t., from what cause. 
 
 where, adv. At which or what place. 
 
 \]i;h f^r f^' fflrt^ <"^"- For which or 
 Wllt^l U 1 01 «, wliat reason. 
 
 wher ev' er, 1^^^"^' ^^'^tsoever 
 
 Aitrl-inr' rv "• -*• ^'S^'^ '^oat used on 
 Wllt.1 1^, rivers. 
 
 \;i7llof ^^- To sharpen; to edge; to 
 Wlllyt, provoke. 
 
 whefh' er, f-o». which of the two. 
 
 WllUL tolUllty, sharpen on. 
 
 ■w/Vi/atf "• The thin or serous part of 
 VVliet/, n^iik, 
 
 whin, «• A blast ; a puff of wind. 
 
WHI 
 
 164 
 
 WIL 
 
 • bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 whip fie, J^'J^'^"^"""^'*"'^*'- 
 
 whio" "• "^^^ name of a political par- 
 
 While. n- Time ; space of time. 
 
 iirViil/^k 't't- To draw out : to consume 
 
 Wniie, tediously. 
 
 wViim "• -^ fr^ak ; an odd fancy ; ca- 
 
 Wlllill, price. 
 
 whim' nr»r **• '^^ ^^'^ whiningly, 
 WlllIIl per, as a child. 
 
 whim' per ing, 1,^^ "^"""""^ 
 
 \»rhim' ffil j?n] «• Capricious ; fan- 
 
 __-U|.j^„ vi. To lament in low mur- 
 
 WIllIlUj n,urs. 
 
 ■M/hinf "■ ^ ^°^ plaintive noise; a 
 
 WlJllIt;, mean complaint. 
 
 »Mrl-»iv^' -ntT vi- To make a noisc like 
 
 Wllin Iiy, a horse or colt. 
 
 vt. To strike, drive, or lash with 
 5 a whip 
 
 ^ 4>n r(\ "• Cord of which lash- 
 
 ■*^^' *^5 es aro made. 
 ' 1t;Ii "■ "^'^^ small end of a 
 
 whip, 
 whip 
 whip acxoii, ^i,ip 
 
 whip' ping, -Uh a wlfip^""^^'^"^ 
 
 whip' stock, ^^:' ^^^"^^ '^^ ^ 
 
 whirl* '"'• To turn round rapidly. 
 
 wViiir] " ^ quick circular motion ; a 
 Willi 1, rapid turning. 
 
 whirl' nnnl "• ^^^^^ moving cir- 
 Wniri pool, cularly ; a vortex. 
 
 whirl' wind, ^H^u\"Ty"' ""'"' 
 
 wliidr *'^' "^^ move with velocity ; to 
 Wlllblv, brush or sweep. 
 Tirhiolr' or "• Unshaved hair grow- 
 WnifeK UI , ing on the cheek. 
 
 whisk' y, ^-.afn''"' '^'''''''' ^''" 
 whis' per, [L^'sfy''''' '"""''" 
 
 xTirh i a' i-k/3,r "• ^'^^ ^^ speaking softly; 
 WniS pel, a low voice. 
 
 wViiq' npr inrr "• ^ speaking in a 
 Wilis pel lllg, lovv voice. 
 
 xnrhicf I " ^ f?^"^® ^^ cards. 
 Wlllbl, \ a. Silent ; still. 
 ixrVkic?' f 1^ ^''- Tf^ make a shrill sound 
 Wilis fcir, by the breath. 
 
 whit, «■ A point , a jot ; a tittlo. 
 
 vi/llTtf "• Snowy; pure; unblem- 
 
 WlllLt., ished. 
 
 ixrliif' ^n ^^- or "»• To make or be- 
 
 WlllL C/ll, come white. 
 
 \;irl-»T<-<i' T^ooc n State of being white; 
 
 WlUtU ll'-ooj freedom from coloi 
 
 whif h' er, SfgVel' "''''"' ^'"""^ °' 
 
 \x7hif' Irii/i «• A swelling on the end 
 
 WlllL lOW^ of the finger. 
 
 \x/]->if' fliO *'^- To cut with a knife; 
 
 WniL 116^, to sharpen. 
 
 XAzlii'z "■ A loud, hissing, or humming 
 
 Wlliz., noise. 
 
 ■Zrhole, n. The total ; all of any thing. 
 
 '»fiV»?ilo <*• All; total; complete; un- 
 «;ilUlty, injured. 
 
 a71101U bd.lt;, by the quantity. 
 
 w?hole' some, Jy^^Tfti. '''"'" ' 
 
 ichol' ly, a<^«'- Completely ; totally. 
 l^hoOp, vi. To utter a loud shout. 
 Wl-pk "■ '^^^ cotton of a candle or 
 
 lamp. 
 
 I. Given to vice 
 tious : bad. 
 
 wick' ed, 
 
 wick'edly, J^Jiiy"'"^"'"^""'" 
 wick'edncss,",-ep,av?tr'""' 
 
 xxri^lr' or '^- Made of small twigs or 
 Wl-t/K tJi, willows. 
 
 Wl-Ck et, n- A small gatei or door. 
 
 \x7Trl0 <*• Extended far each way; 
 
 W lUU, broad ; remote. 
 
 xxjTrlo' ]\r at'v- Remotely ; with great 
 
 WlUt; ly, extent. 
 
 *»r7rl' j?rt vi- To make wide; to ex- 
 
 Wia en, tend. 
 
 xxrTrlo' nocc "• State of being wide; 
 
 WlUe liebb, breadth. 
 
 turW}^ 7i.tn "• A woman whose hus- 
 
 WIU OWj band is dead. 
 
 wid' bw cr, J;,^w"i?e''''' ^"" '""' 
 wid' 6w hood, J'S^.^' ''"° 
 
 ^uTi/lfVi "• Breadth; wideness ; wide 
 
 Wiam, extent. 
 
 ■wiold "'• "^^ "^® ^^*^^ ^"^^ command 
 
 xtim^i}tV ir o- Manageable ; that may 
 W«eiU y, be controlled. 
 
 Wife* n. A woman who has a husband. 
 Wlfif, "• False hair worn on the head. 
 
 inrirr' x«r«-» rv^ "• An Indian hut or 
 Wig warn, cabin. 
 txzTKl «• Not tame ; not domestic ; un- 
 WllU, civUized. 
 
 Wild. «• An uncultivated desert tract. 
 
 wil' der ness, 1;^,", rillf "°'' 
 
 ■«»rTlrT lir odv. Without order ; rudo- 
 WllU ly, ly. irregularly. 
 
 wild' ness, rarit^"*"'"'"' '"''"" 
 
 \x7Tl0 "• I^eceit ; fraud ; trick ; strata- 
 
 Wlit;, gem. 
 
 Axri' li Iv o'^"- Fraudulently ; by strat- 
 
 Wl 11 ly, agem 
 
 _-.*lj n. Choice; desire, discretion; 
 
 *^*^*5 power. 
 
 -j^,'ll vt. To direct; to command; to 
 
 ^■^**5 resolve ; to give by will. 
 
 •.»rill' -All a. Stubborn ; obstinate ; in- 
 
 Wlll mi, flexible. 
 
 will'fiilly,«f-ecJ;"'^"^'^^ ?«■ 
 
WIT 
 
 165 
 
 WOR 
 
 i book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, lliin, {hou. 
 
 will' inrr "^ Consenting; ready; 
 Will mg, complying. 
 
 vviir ino- Iv *"'" Without reluc 
 yv III '^'^^ *j 5 tance ; spontaneously. 
 will' ino" np«« " Ready compli- 
 Wlll ing nebfe, ance ; consent. 
 vvi' Iv °' Cunning ; insidious ; artful ; 
 
 yxr'tn vt. To gain by conquest or per- 
 "*"? suasion. 
 
 wince, *»• To shnnk from pain. 
 
 \;vi nrl "■ ^ flowing wave or stream of 
 wmuj air. 
 
 wTinA "'• To turn ; to entwist ; to in- 
 VVIHU, fold, to encircle. 
 winfl' f^ll " ^"y unexpected ad- 
 YVmu 10,115 vanlage. 
 
 wind' lass, "^,1;^"''"' ''"''''"' 
 wind' less, JiSi;."^""'^'"' 
 
 win'd0W75rig.ranT^r""'°'^'™^' 
 
 wind' pipe, Ij^r"'" ^"' '""^ 
 wind' ward, ^^^^ '^"""^ '"^ 
 
 ,_,;„ J/ -, a. Empty; tempestuous; 
 
 \> IIIU J , flatulent. 
 
 \mrinrr' /^A "■ Furnished with wings ; 
 
 Wlllg *^^7 flying ; rapid. 
 
 ix/Inb- '^*- To shut and open the eyo 
 
 VVIIIIV, quickly ; to hint. 
 
 win' riPr "■ ^'^^ ''"^ ^^° wins ; the 
 Will IltJl , ong yyho gains. 
 
 XA/in' ninrr "• Attractive; charm- 
 
 wm nmg, ing. 
 
 \)uin' n?\^n *''• To separate grain 
 Win nOtr, from chair. 
 
 win' some, «• Merry; cheerful. 
 
 W^in' tor "■ '^^^ ^°^^ season of the 
 
 x«rin' tai* tr <». Suitable to winter; 
 
 Win ler y, coid. 
 
 »srir»<:» *'• To cleanse by rubbing gen- 
 
 wipt;, tiy. 
 
 ,,rtfct "• Metal drawn into slender 
 
 Wire, threads. 
 
 ivTr' V "• Made of wire ; drawn into 
 
 Wll J 5 wire. 
 
 mrict' rlritvi "• Prudence ; discretion ; 
 
 WIS UOm, judgment. 
 
 wi«P °- Judicious; skillful; grave; 
 
 Wiat;, judging right. 
 
 Wise' iv ''^^' J"^<^io"sly; prudent- 
 
 xA/icVi *'^- To have strong desire ; to 
 WISH, Jong . to be inclined. 
 wieh' fnl "• J-onging ; showing de- 
 WlSsll lUl, sire for. 
 
 wish' fill ly, fn^li/^""""^' ^''"^- 
 
 ^j|,:* n. Quickness of fancy ; judgment ; 
 "*^5 genius. 
 
 witch' er y, «• Enchantment. 
 
 «7ifh rlraxA/' "*• To retire ; to re- 
 WlLIl UI aw , treat ; to draw back. 
 
 with draw', ^lu'^aVar '^*'' '° 
 
 WllJl tl , grow sapless ; to pine away 
 inziFK liT^lrl' vf. Tc?e Strain; to hold 
 Wlin nOia , back ; to refuse. 
 
 with Stand', ^Jr^^PE^Lf!'"- 
 wit' less, S^iSrh"'"''*''' "'"*'"^ 
 
 wit' linflf* «• A pretender to wit. 
 
 \Vlt' nP<5:<a- "• Testimony; attesta- 
 WIL m.vfea>, lion; an evidence. 
 1X71 f' 1-4 000 *''• To bear testimony ; to 
 WIU llt.&s, attest. 
 
 wit' ted, <»• Having wit or sense. 
 
 wit' ti Cisra, «. An attempt at wit. 
 
 wit' ti Iv *"^''' ingeniously; artful- 
 
 wit' tino- Iv '"^''- ^°^ Jgnorantly; 
 WIL tllli^ IJ', knowingly. 
 
 •writ' t V °- Judicious ; inventive ; sar- 
 ^*'' V5 caslic. 
 
 i»7i'z' irrl " A magicizm; an en- 
 WIZ arCI, chanter. 
 
 WO^ 
 
 n. Grief; sorrow; misery; ca- 
 5 lamity. 
 
 ,,,;=:,>' f,-,] a. Sorrowful ; calamitous ; 
 W06 lUl, wretched. 
 
 woe' fill ly,°i,„,„^"'"-«'"''' 
 
 \3irrkir "• ■^ beast of preyj an eating 
 y^y^h ulcer. 
 
 ■nr/-»ir' ioiU o. Like a wolf; fierce; 
 won ISn, ravenovis. 
 
 worn' an, ;;;aI'lco'"''^'' °^ '^^ """' 
 worn' an hood, ;J5mr''"- 
 worn' an ish, ^JomL"'™'"'"^ * 
 worn' an kind, l.J'"' ^'"'^'^ 
 
 tx7^rt' A^f "»• To doubt; to admire : 
 won aer, or be surprised. 
 TurXn' Artv "• Admiration ; surprise ; I 
 VVUIl UCI , amazement. i 
 
 won' der ful, fshSr^' ' ^''°"' 
 won' drous, ?eiou7"''"^' """ 
 
 wont' ed, «• Accustomed ; usual. 
 
 txTn>.r\ ^f- To court solicitously; to make 
 WOO, love to. 
 
 wood' land, "with^woZ' *^°^"'' 
 
 wood' y, «;f °""d'"S in wood ; syl. 
 
 woo'ingly,S^cm^J«^^"^'^'- 
 
 \x7r\rrl "• Talk ; language ; a single 
 WUlU, part of speech. 
 
 word' y, «• FuH of words ; verbose. 
 work, ft' To labor ; to travail ; to toil. 
 
 w5rk' man, Corer" "''^"'■' * ^*' 
 work' man like,- tSa\,^;'' 
 
XYL 
 
 IGG 
 
 ZON 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 worm ling, money or profit. 
 wrirlfl' Iv "Devoted to this world ; 
 WUI lU. JJ, temporal ; human. 
 
 wrnr' r v ^'^- '^^ ^^'^^ ' ^^ mangle ; to 
 WUI 1 j5 harass. 
 wTf^f' chin »''• To adore; to rever- 
 WOr blUp, ence ; to honor. 
 
 wor' ship er, '^i,,^J!' "^^° ^°" 
 
 worth, n. Price ; value ; importance. 
 
 wzXffh "■• Deserving of; equal in 
 ^^ Ol til, yalue to. 
 worth' 1p«;*« "• Undeserving ; of no 
 WUI III ICbb, value or worth. 
 vvrirf Vi' V "• Deserving ; virtuous ; 
 WUI 111 J, noble. 
 
 wound, rinc;^ '"J""^^ ' '"^ '^^^^ '^ ^'°- 
 
 ^/ir-nn' rr]^ vi. To dispute peevishly; 
 071 clll git?, to squaLble. 
 
 ?i?rath, ;;.e''"^^"^'"' '"'''' ^'''^ 
 ?^rath' less, ^ee^k.'' ^'""^ ^"'''' 
 
 7rr^/yfh "• ^ garland; a ehaplet ; 
 UJl CM-tii, a,^y tiling twisted. 
 
 -anr^/^f h "'• '^'^ <^U'^ » ^^ ^wist ; to 
 
 «^I t^atll, interweave. 
 
 '2#ii*r>^lr "• Destruction by sea ; di.sso- 
 
 Wl t^-t/K, lution ; ruin. 
 
 '}nrf^4>\z ^^- ^'^ destroy by dashing on 
 
 **^* Ct^iv, rocks ; to ruin. 
 
 nfnraai ^^- "^ '^ extort by force ; to dis- 
 
 Wl tJbl, tort ; to writhe. 
 
 'jDi'oo' f]^ *'*• To struggle for a fall ; 
 
 Wl tJft tic;, to contend. 
 
 inrf^toh- Of\ **• Miserable ; afflicted ; 
 
 Wl tJLCll i./U, worthless. 
 
 WriSI'ttti, n. An artificer; a workman. 
 
 /jMviof- "• The joint connecting the 
 
 Wl IbL, ])and and arm. 
 
 /iMi-if "• -^ ^egai instrument; scrip- 
 
 fCllt, ture. 
 
 -j/irif o *'■ To express by means of let- 
 
 Wi lit/, iQj.g . to compose. 
 
 ,.„_YfKf» *'^- To twist with violence ; 
 
 Wl ILllt:^, to torture ; to distort. 
 
 'trrJt' incr "■• ^ ^^^^^ instrument; a 
 Will m^7 composition; a book. 
 „„w^i-kre «• Not morally right ; unjust ; 
 
 ocrong, unfit. 
 
 7rrnno- *'*• To use unju.stly; to in- 
 Wl Ullg, jure. 
 
 tCrOng' ful, «• Injurious ; unju.st. 
 
 wrongs' ly, adv. unjustly ; am 
 i:frected ; 
 aiiufactured 
 
 WY\<, «• Crooked ; distorted ; wrung. 
 
 x. 
 
 Yp' lipjp "• -^ small three-masted 
 Xy '^S ^^ P'^y? graving on wood. 
 
 irrrmrrhf (''««<•) «• Effected; per- 
 "^rUUglll, formed; ma 
 
 Vr^/thi (yot) n. A small ship or pleas- 
 X UX'/C'L, ure vessel. 
 va rrl "■ 'Measure of three feet ; a 
 jdlU, small inclosure. 
 
 VJ^WT^l "• ^ small boat belonging to a 
 yctwi, 5i,ip_ 
 
 tro-inrK» «»• To gape ; to open wide, as 
 
 ydWll, the mouth. 
 
 vci/»r "• The term of twelve calendar 
 
 y tJMl , months. 
 
 viS/yr' Iv «• Happening every year; 
 
 yeic*i ly, annual. 
 
 VP>/7m ^^' T'' feel great tenderness 
 
 yt^Wlll, or anxiety. 
 
 \70/7rTi' in<T "• ^^ emotion of ten- 
 ytJfcfill lllg, derness. 
 
 yell. *t' To cry out in agony or horror, 
 
 trjalrk' irirr "• The act of barking, as 
 
 yeip ing, a dog. 
 
 ■\Tfc\^ mnn '*• -^ farmer; a freehold- 
 
 \ ty\J lllclll, gj., 
 
 v/'n' mnn rv "• Tlie collective 
 yCU lllclll 1 y, body of yeomen. 
 
 yes' ter Xllghi^ n. The night past. 
 -. '^l J vt. To produce ; to concede ; to 
 yit/lU, surrender. 
 v^olrl'ino- "• Copipliant ; submis- 
 jt^^iu. -i^ig, sive ; giving up. 
 ^f\[zt^ t^ To couple by a yoke ; to sub- 
 y%Ji\.K;>^ due ; to confine. 
 
 yore, "■dv. Long since ; long ago. 
 
 ^rj-^^tr^re «• Not old ; youthful ; tender; 
 
 ytJUng, weak. 
 
 -. „,, f h "• ^"® "^* "'^ childhood ; a 
 
 JC/U'Lll, young man. 
 
 youth' ful, f„J'3' "isoromas 
 
 Z. 
 
 r^5 -l n. Passionate ardor ; eagerness ; 
 ZieWl, -vvarrnth. 
 
 ry/i/rT r^f "• -^ person full of zeal; a 
 zeal Ut, fanatic. 
 
 ze«rous,tag^en'"'*"'"''""^ 
 
 „_^ Kro n A kind of mule beautifully 
 Ze In cl, striped. 
 
 „r y^UK n. The point in the heavens 
 Ze Illtll, directly overhead. 
 voi-»h' vr "• The west wind ; any 
 Zl^pil y 1 , soft, gentle wind. 
 
 / „_^ n. Commencement of the scale 
 Ze rU, in a thermometer ; cipher. 
 
 zest, n- A taste added ; a relish. 
 
 '71 rr' •710- "• Having sharp and quick 
 ZIg -^clg^ turns. 
 
 „„/,]: ji^ n. The sun's track through 
 ZjU Ul cl-t', the twelve signs. 
 
 zodi'aeal,S-a^f^^^^"''''^'"" 
 
 „ — --^ 71. A division of the earth; a 
 ZUIlt., girdle. j 
 
BIA 
 
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 book, dove, full. 
 
 use, can, chaise, 
 
 gem, thin, fhou. > 
 
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 is palpably wrong — « 
 
 it variance with ety- j 
 
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 to reduce classes of words to a uniformity, as in the Royal} 
 
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 the orthography is corrected by rules. 
 
 
 A bat' a ble 
 
 bi' as ing 
 
 eudj' el ing 
 
 1 lie ^ou' ter 
 
 big' ot ed 
 
 De bat' a h\e \ 
 
 ' a ch/ev' a ble 
 
 bil'leted 
 
 de ferise' 
 
 ad vis' a bl^ 
 
 blam' a h\e 
 
 de pend' ent | 
 
 , a pos' ta sy 
 
 buP M ed 
 
 de pos' a h\e 
 
 ap pair 
 
 buf fi3t ing 
 
 de pos' it 
 
 ap par' cl ed 
 
 €ab' al ist 
 
 de fens' i bk' 
 
 ap par' el ing 
 
 «an' eel ed 
 
 de sir' a h\e 
 
 i ap prise' (To inform) 
 
 can' eel ing 
 
 de vel' op \ 
 
 : ap prize' (To value) 
 
 ean'dor 
 
 di' o cese 
 
 ap prov' a h\c 
 
 cen' ter 
 
 dis patch' 
 
 ard' or 
 
 cen' ter ed 
 
 dis pens' a h\e 
 
 arm' or 
 
 cen' ter ing 
 
 dis pos' a h\e 
 
 as erib' a bk 
 
 chan' nel ed 
 
 dis prov' a h\e 
 
 au' thor 
 
 chan' nel ing 
 
 dis seize' 
 
 ax 
 
 chis' el ed 
 
 dis ^on' or 
 
 Bal' lot ed 
 
 chis' el ing 
 
 dis till' 1 
 
 bal' lot ing 
 
 ci gar' 
 
 di vid' a h\e 
 
 bar' rel ed 
 
 cim'eter 
 
 dock' et ed 
 
 bar' rel ing 
 
 <^los' et ed 
 
 down' fall 
 
 be fall' 
 
 dos' et ing 
 
 duch' ess 
 
 be hav' ior 
 
 col'oi- 
 
 duch' y 
 
 ben' e fit ed^ 
 
 con trol' ler 
 
 du' ei ing i 
 
 ben' e fit ing 
 
 eor' set ed 
 
 du' el ist 
 
 ! bev' el ed 
 
 eoun' sel ed 
 
 dull' ness 
 
 \ bev' el ing 
 
 coun' sel ing 
 
 Ee' sta sy 
 
 bi' as ed 
 
 eudj' el ed 
 
 em bas' sa dor ; 
 
 IT n-rf— .-— r-T H 
 
IMP 
 
 168 
 
 SAL 
 
 bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move. 
 
 em' per or 
 en deav' or 
 en list' 
 en' ter prise 
 en treat' 
 en vel' op 
 e' qual ed 
 e' qual ing 
 e' qual ize 
 ex <^us' a ble 
 ex pense' 
 ex te' ri or 
 ex till' 
 Fa' vor 
 fia' vor 
 fore stall' 
 fore teii' 
 ful fill' 
 full' ness 
 Gam' bol ed 
 gai/' e ty 
 
 grav' el ed 
 grav' el ing 
 grov' el ed 
 grov' el ing 
 gwar' an ty 
 gulf 
 
 Har' bor 
 bar' bor ing 
 hi^^t 
 ^on' or 
 hu' mor 
 Im mov' a h\e 
 im pan' nel ed 
 im prov' a h\e 
 
 in elose' 
 in dors' a ble 
 in dorse' 
 in graft' 
 in quire' 
 in sur' ance 
 in sure' 
 in trust' 
 in struct' or 
 Jew' el er 
 jew' el ry 
 La' bel ed 
 la' bel ing 
 lanch 
 lev' el ed 
 lev' el ing 
 li'beled 
 li' bel ing 
 li' bel ous 
 lode' stone 
 Ma neu' ver 
 man' or 
 mar' sbal ^d 
 mar' shal ing 
 mar' shal er 
 mar' vel ed 
 mar' vel ing 
 mar' vel ous 
 mer' chand Ise 
 mod' el ed 
 mod' el ing 
 mold 
 molt 
 
 mov' a ble 
 O'dor 
 Pan' el ed 
 
 pan' el ing 
 par' lor 
 par' al lei ^d 
 pen' cil ed 
 pen' cil ing 
 phe' nix 
 
 plow « and V. 
 
 poek' et ed 
 pock' et ing 
 prac' tice «• 
 pre tense' 
 prof it ed 
 prof it ing 
 prov' a h\e 
 Q,uar' rel ed 
 quar' rel ing 
 Rat' a h\e 
 rav' el ed 
 re eair 
 
 ree' om pense 
 ree on oil' a ble 
 re dout' 
 re dout' a h\e 
 re en force' 
 re mov' a h\e 
 re prov' a bl^ 
 rev' el ed 
 rev' el ing 
 rig' or 
 ri' val ^d 
 ri' val ing 
 riv' et ed 
 riv' et ing 
 row' el ed 
 row' el ing 
 Sal' a bk 
 
AM A 
 
 169 
 
 EGB 
 
 sav' ior 
 
 splen' dor 
 
 tram' mel ing 
 
 sa' vor 
 
 sue' eor 
 
 trav' el ed 
 
 seep' ter ed 
 
 su pe' ri or 
 
 trav' el er 
 
 sen' ior 
 
 sur prise' 
 
 trav' el ing 
 
 sep' ul <*>her 
 
 sys' tem ize 
 
 tu' mor 
 
 Sep' ul £>hGr ed 
 
 sys' tem iz ed 
 
 tun 
 
 shov' el er 
 
 Tam' bor 
 
 Val' or 
 
 j shov' el ed 
 
 tar' get ed 
 
 va' por 
 
 shov' el ing 
 
 tar get eer' 
 
 vir lain ous 
 
 shriv' el ed 
 
 ten' or 
 
 vis' it or 
 
 shriv' el ing 
 
 thrall 
 
 Will' ful 
 
 skep' ti€ 
 
 thrall' dom 
 
 wor' ship ed 
 
 skep' ti cism 
 
 tin' sel ed 
 
 \v6r' ship er 
 
 skill' ful 
 
 tram' mel ed 
 
 wor' ship ing 
 
 THE ]\^OST USU 
 
 AL NAMES OF M 
 
 EN, ACCENTED. 
 
 Aa' ron 
 
 Am' brose 
 
 Oa'leb 
 
 A'bel 
 
 Am' mi 
 
 Oal'vin 
 
 A bi' el 
 
 A'mos 
 
 Ce' cil 
 
 Abi'jah 
 
 An' drew 
 
 Charles 
 
 Ab' ner 
 
 An' tho ny 
 
 Ches' ter 
 
 A' bra ham ^ 
 
 Arch' i bald 
 
 Ohris' to pher 
 
 A' bram 
 
 Ar' te mas 
 
 £)lem' ent 
 
 Ad' am 
 
 Ar' thur 
 
 £Jor nel' ius 
 
 Ad' ri an 
 
 Au gus' tus 
 
 Cyp' ri an 
 
 Al'bert 
 
 Aus' tin 
 
 Cy' rus 
 
 ! Al bert' us 
 
 A'sa 
 
 Dan' i el 
 
 Al ex an' der 
 
 A' sa hel 
 
 Da ri' us 
 
 A lex' is 
 
 Ash' er 
 
 Da' vid . 
 
 1 Al' fred 
 
 Bar' na bas 
 
 Den' nis 
 
 1 Al' len 
 
 Bas'il 
 
 Eb en e' zer 
 
 A Ion' zo 
 
 Be' la 
 
 Ed' gar 
 
 Al' mon 
 
 Ben' ja min 
 
 Ed' mund 
 
 Al' phe us 
 
 Ben o' ni 
 
 Ed' ward 
 
 1 Al' van 
 
 Be ri' ah 
 
 Ed' win 
 
 Am' a sa 
 
 Ber' nard 
 
 Eg' bert 
 
 8* 
 
HER 
 
 170 
 
 ORV 
 
 E'lam 
 
 Hez e ki' ah 
 
 Le an' der 
 
 El' dad 
 
 Hi' ram 
 
 Lem' u el 
 
 El e a' zar 
 
 Hor' ace 
 
 Le'vi 
 
 lE'li 
 
 Ho ra" tic 
 
 Lew' is 
 
 Eli' as 
 
 Hugh 
 
 Li' nus 
 
 El'ihu 
 
 l^h' a bod 
 
 Li' o nel 
 
 1 E liph' a let 
 
 I'ra 
 
 Lo ren' zo 
 
 1 E li' sha 
 
 I' saa€ 
 
 Low' is 
 
 1 E li' zur 
 
 Is' ra el 
 
 Lu" cius 
 
 1 El na' than 
 
 Ith'iel 
 
 Luke 
 
 i E' no€h 
 
 Ja' bez 
 
 Lu' ther 
 
 E'nos 
 
 Ja' cob 
 
 Ly' man 
 
 Ep' a phras 
 
 James 
 
 Ma^' Ion 
 
 E' phraim 
 
 Ja' red 
 
 Mar' €us 
 
 E ras' tus 
 
 Jas' per 
 
 Mark 
 
 Eu gene' 
 
 Ja' son 
 
 Mar' tin 
 
 Ev' e rard 
 
 Jed e di' ah 
 
 Mat' thew 
 
 E ze' ki el 
 
 Jef ' frey 
 
 Me' dad 
 
 Ez'ra 
 
 Je hi' el 
 
 Mi' «A«el 
 
 Fe'lix 
 
 Jer e mi' ah 
 
 Mi'<iah 
 
 Fran' cis 
 
 Je rome' 
 
 Miles 
 
 Fred' er iek 
 
 Jes' se 
 
 Mon Yoe' 
 
 Ga' bri el 
 
 Job 
 
 Mor' ti mer 
 
 Gad 
 
 Jo' el 
 
 Mor' ton 
 
 George 
 
 John 
 
 Mo' ses 
 
 Ger' ard 
 
 Jon' a than 
 
 Na' hum 
 
 1 Gid' e on 
 
 Jo' nas 
 
 Na' than 
 
 Gil' bert 
 
 Jo' seph 
 
 Na than' i el 
 
 Giles 
 
 Jo se' phus 
 
 Ne he mi' ah 
 
 God' frey 
 
 Josh' u a 
 
 Nel' son 
 
 1 Greg' o ry 
 
 Jo si' ah 
 
 Ni<j^' o las 
 
 1 Gus ta' vus 
 
 Ju' dah 
 
 Nor' man 
 
 IGuv 
 
 Jul' ian 
 
 O ba di' ah 
 
 iHar'ry 
 
 Jul' ius 
 
 O'bed 
 
 Har' vey 
 
 Jus' tus 
 
 Ol' i ver 
 
 1 Hen' ry 
 
 La' ban 
 
 Or Ian' do 
 
 Her' vey 
 
 Laz' a rus 1 
 
 Or' ville 
 
 1 
 
I ANN 
 
 171 
 
 ELI 
 
 Os' car 
 
 Ro' land 
 
 The'ron 
 
 Os' mond 
 
 Ros' well 
 
 T^om' as 
 
 Os' mvn 
 
 Roy' al 
 
 Tim' o thy 
 
 Paul 
 
 Ru' fus 
 
 Ti' tus 
 
 Pe' ter 
 
 Rus' sel 
 
 U'ri 
 
 Phi Ian' der 
 
 Sam' u el 
 
 H ri' ah 
 
 Phir e mon, or 
 
 Seth 
 
 Val' en tine 
 
 Phi le' mon 
 
 Sid' ney 
 
 Vin' cent § m ^v^ 
 
 Phil' ip 
 
 Si' las 
 
 War ter 
 
 Phi' lo 
 
 Sil ves' ter 
 
 Wash' ing ton 
 
 Phi' los 
 
 Sim' e on 
 
 Wes'ley ' 
 
 Phin' e as 
 
 Si' mon 
 
 Wir lard 
 
 Flerre 
 
 Sol' o mon 
 
 Wil' Ham 
 
 Plin'y 
 
 Stan' ley 
 
 Wil'lis 
 
 Ralph 
 
 Ste' phen 
 
 Wyl'lys 
 
 Reu' ben 
 
 Steu ben' 
 
 Ze' bul 
 
 Rich' ard 
 
 Thad' de us 
 
 Zec^ a ri' ah 
 
 Rob'ert \ 
 
 The' o dore 
 
 Zi'na 
 
 Rog' er 
 
 The oph' i lus 
 
 Vie' tor 
 
 NAMES OF WOMEN, ACCENTED. 
 
 Ab'by.^i^^'^" 
 
 An' me-^ 
 
 Char' lotte 
 
 Ab' i gail 
 
 Arabel'la 
 
 €lar' a 
 
 A' da 
 
 Au gus' ta 
 
 €la ris' sa 
 
 Ad' e line 
 
 Au rel' ia 
 
 Oon' stance 
 
 Ag' ne» 
 
 Be lin' da 
 
 £5or del' ia 
 
 AV ice 
 
 Ber' tha 
 
 Oor nel' ia 
 
 Al mi' ra ' 
 
 Bet' sy 
 
 Cyn' thi a 
 
 A man' da 
 
 Blanche 
 
 Deb' o rah 
 
 A mel' ia 
 
 Bridg' et 
 
 Del' ia 
 
 A' my -^ 
 
 Brit an' nia 
 
 Dor' eas 
 
 An' ge la 
 
 Oar' o line 
 
 Dor' o thy 
 
 An ge li' na 
 
 Oath' a rine 
 
 El' ea nor 
 
 Ann 
 
 Ce cil' ia 
 
 E lee' ta 
 
 An'na 
 
 Ce leste' 
 
 Eli'za 
 
 An nette' 
 
 Cel'ia 
 
 E liz' a beth 
 
ISA 
 
 172 
 
 V I R 
 
 El'la 
 
 Jane 
 
 Nan' cy 
 
 El'len 
 
 Je mi' ma 
 
 Oc ta' vi a 
 
 Elvi'ra 
 
 Jen' net 
 
 Ol'ive 
 
 Em' e line 
 
 Je rii' sha 
 
 O liv' ia 
 
 Emiria 
 
 Jo ban' na 
 
 Pa" tience 
 
 Em' i line 
 
 Jul'ia 
 
 Phe' be 
 
 Em'ily 
 
 Jul ian' a 
 
 Phil' lis 
 
 Em' ma 
 
 Kate 
 
 Por' tia 
 
 Es' t/ier 
 
 Lau' ra 
 
 Pris cil' la 
 
 Eu gen' ia >^ 
 
 La vin' ia 
 
 Pru'dence 
 
 Eu'nice 
 
 Lowi'sa 
 
 Ra'chel 
 
 Faith 
 
 Lu" cia 
 
 Re he^' <ia j 
 
 Flo'ra 
 
 Lu ci'na 
 
 Ro bert' a 
 
 Flor'ence 
 
 Lu cin' da 
 
 Ro' sa lie 
 
 Fran' ces 
 
 Lu €re" tia 
 
 Ros' a mond 
 
 G^^or gi an' a 
 
 Lu' cy 
 
 Ruth ^- 
 
 Ger' trude 
 
 Lyd'ia 
 
 Sal'ly 
 
 Grace 
 
 Ma' bel 
 
 Sa'rah- 
 
 Han' nah 
 
 Mai vi' na 
 
 Seli'na 
 
 Har' ri et 
 
 Mar"cia 
 
 Se re' na 
 
 Hel' en 
 
 Mar' ga ret 
 
 So phi' a 
 
 Hel e' na 
 
 Ma ri' a 
 
 Su'san 
 
 Hen ri et' ta 
 
 Mar' tha 
 
 Susan' na 
 
 Hes' ter 
 
 Ma'ry ^ 
 
 Tem' per ance 
 
 Hul'dah 
 
 Ma ry ann' 
 
 The o do' sia 
 
 Fda 
 
 Ma til' da 
 
 There'sa-- 
 
 I rene' 
 
 Me hit' a bel 
 
 U ra' ni a 
 
 Is' a bel 
 
 Me lis' sa 
 
 Ur su' la 
 
 Is a bel' la 
 
 Mer' cy 
 
 Vir gin' ia-- 
 
 
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